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* * * .. Wreck Kills * *-* Selattilt: BUI Law
Pasadenan
In Canyon ·
Parents Control
Sex Education .
A four car colllsion ln the ltoO·block
o!"LallJDI& Crnyon Road Friday atterqoyn
clilm<d the lffe of a :i&.r,w-old PUad<na r -, • , ' .'!"'!'f" •1111 RUaed oevm~ to bro
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Steve Whitaker, 18, New:port Bellclt;-4oem't ... n;i
to niind this weekend beach crowds at all+ Even ·
when it's Joog · Labor' 'Day weekend and there's
nary: a •vacant piece. of ·118nd ·upon which to slt.·can
oyou blame· him? Other beechgoer.s may notbe as
f.,tmmte . as <.Steve. Beach crowds aloog •Orange
·c-t;this ·w-• ate upectm. to 'l'eadl. record
in:,i:ttou, You'll baye. to fet ·up .arty to stake
a a!m....,·a patch ·ot-. ·
Mother 's Quick Efforts
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Sa'()e S tr<tngling· l nf~.n.t
lir_.,111Jlll., _NiEDztruu_ _ cident'wi111lli'nmmi.. ~-1-11io
child breathinC nonnaliy -the!'· &r. '
A· home-Wight mouth-t~th resus-rived ·with OXJ&eft rduicitatlon , equl~
citation course paid olf Friday for the ment. ·
wit'e of a Huntington Beach fire captain J\.ttChelle was transpc)md to HunUngton
v.ilo tevived her strangling i.month-Old . Jntercommµqily J;tospltal by Mrs. .Hen·
daughtef. • nessey, Y"~e she was e1an;i~ed by tWO
Mnr ·Paulette Henllt"ssiy, of 2lf0l Var-physicians, iboth of whom, aareed . that
moutJi Drive •. found her d au g"b t c.r she could •be released. •
Curfew Enforced
In: Arl;..ansas 1'own
FORREST CITY, Ark. (AP) -A re-
4uceil (orce of NaUonal Guardsmen and .
statt police enforced a curfew tn.1thls
nCllllJ. -dli; i ... the 'fourth llt'ralgbt . nlalit 'ri'ldiy as Wblla vowed 1o opt
lndtllnlteJy for the r!.lgn&tion of ·two ·
dly Gl&tals.
Tfi• wbltos, members· of tbO CGocomecl
Citizens CommiUee .. organimd .tJUt. week,
h,.ve ~~, pjcketing the poli~ st,,tioo
and city .ftfll slnce iTut!day demlnding
u11w· and O(det, ., .
~1... . . Prol\Omx:ed oeap on arrival at 5oDth
QINl~HOlpilal, ~-. ·shcirt!Y ,alter the f ,p.m. •accident wtll
Jeari A. Nilan of JD> E. Beverly 'Drive,
Pasadena .
Admitted to the hospital in serious corr
ditioo and suffering from mulUple cuts
and fractures were her mother, Jane M.
Nixon, 811 also of Pa sadena, and James
H. Crispin, 11, ol !07 18th Plau, Newport a .. c11.
SJ!. Frank Dillon of the Laguna S..ch
Police Dept. aa1d the cba!n-reactkm acci·
dent apparently waa: caused when Mn.
Jane Nixon attem,_Pted to make a, left .
turn into a driveway.
Drivers or the other three vehicles were
unable to '!{UVe around the ~ auto-
mobUe and smashed Jnto the rear end
of the Nllon car, police said ..
Crispin was a passenger in an automo-
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bile driven by Eugene O. Burggren, 17,
of 4004 Channel Place, Newport Beach.
The other two drivers were identified
by police u .Harry .o . Maldonado, 51, of
Los Angeles, and Darryl W. Cbriatemen,
18, of La Habra.
Police said preliminary Investigation
lead them to • beUeve that none of. the
vehicle. .Involved in the smashup were
travellnt In excess of the posted 40 mph
speed lfmit.
Traffic conditions during the early
hours or the holiday weekend were des·
cribed as ranging from "light" to "mod~.
erate••-by the California Hfgbway'Patrol
and Orange Coaat poUce department!.
California Reports
l\lo:i;iey in. the · Bank
SACRAMENTo (APi -Calif;,.;,;. had
rnooey left in the .bank at the <nd of the
fifrtr ~· of the• new, flscal. year a!-
though It spent IMl'9· than tt bought In.
State Controller Houston r: Flolirnoy ·
reported Friday the General Fund had a .
balance of $139,857,697 at the end of July,
the llht month of the 1969-70 fiscal year.
SACIWllEN'ro (UPI) -Gov. ,llooald
Reqan hll silnod· -· d fhe• JDOlt' Con-troverilaf Sills of the 1111-lecislau.,.. ,...
slon l!""'illing ~to wWidraw tbelr
cblldren from eex educatJon cla!leS.
Tbo ·-·btStn.·John .G.-Schmllz, ·
•(Jlo'J\lllin),, 'and -Wll, _ ....
and ~ of the stale board of <du-
caUon, .,... \he .,bjeel' d leltU>J aod
IOlll.U-healed . hearlllp durin& the .-. ->
Some wltnesse1 advocated tornpul80l')'
Jnstructlon In "Family Life" while others
contended' Jt' sffould · be Complete)J' for·
bidden Jn the c:Wstoom and left to the
discrttion oC the JiarentJ. ,
Tbe Schmitz bill requires parents to
reques) 1" l'riting that tbelr child be ex-
cused frqm the Class .. F,uurt to comply
by a teacher cou1d •red m. tuspeDSion
or revocation· or credtnUals. ,
It allo requires a teacber to make avaiJ..
atile to parents before the class is tauaht
any. materials which .w~ made avalla&le
after the ·~~~ tiftan. OrJiinally • 'to~ Bill would have
Anaheim . Wo man
· G1ves Birth
To Quadruple ts
Mni. Janice CUrtain, 30, and her quad-
ruplet boys born Frklay in Anahelm,are
doing fine but the father, ~ "al-
most came coinpletely un&lued."
"When 1he·toid .me she was'goina to
have four," Curtain said, "I didn't be-
lieve it an dthat waa two months ago.
"But she did and I've been walking
around in a daze," said the haPPY, father.
The babies, ranging ftom £'.pounds tG-
ounces to ~nds 8% ounces, were de·
IieVe It· anci tliit "Was twO months ago.
cal team c*elghtneided by Di'.''Charles
V(. Plow of Santa Ma.
When eurt.ain was asked if the arrival
of the four boys wucild cauSe·probJems
at the couple's small11 home be replied'
with a grin, .. we're going to have to do --J····" .. ~~'did·bio ri.:l..d oir.odrcle.
dded'on th6 nlllles IOI' the lnnfabts;
"I don't even know the D81)1t8. ~e
wants toiput the name taas on them.her-
self, so I guess I'll hlVe to th\d out then/'·
The Curtains: have one other son,
Rol>ect 1. airtain;.is, 15 employee by t\le
Los An&clel Department o( Power and'
\Vatcr. . '
1'-flchelle In the garage at 12:11 p.m.,
choked to lile1essness by a bicy(le which Capt. AUchael Hennessey, who \\'as Q • w k d f N •
had fallen over and plnned her throat away from the home at the lime of the ttiet ee en or IXOn
atamst the !ln>lle< In 'w!lich she ,.., · accldm~ ~. · "! taulht my wife re-• . r
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' . . . . ' \ ,•, . ~dilld, -had·~ left 1 ... 111& 51!ocltat1Gn ldllqllo~ ,ii.~~ .
'. praae.f« approsllnllely-..1ite mtnoteJ • .Qnt..,.. ~~.two1ffl1:1'1~, ... ' •
Wllll•·111e.-. .... -lr)llng1o "Appmnll1·1t-""d;" .. ,~-· }--'!-·n !'..J W 'ddi T .• R ...... .-Jlfelnloa.-ktlraatlawumii-•. cWoJJY;.''I ~~-..... ·ta . iure,, · QVta at· , ~ ng, r !CUl e,Jf,3, )lod.......,.-~ and-·-. ~.......:..li....-.: ····• 11+-i. ~ . . •--dbc6w'!ld" ~i;rn;..i aow--. ·~Ubl;' BJ \l(QRMAN II. ~~II' di.it._ '!111 a!Jo """ the N«th· Amerkan "!!"pretty imicb hyllerical~ 1111 , l'iu ioire•iJad J-\lld t119·...,..,..C.:anc1 ! ... \'! _ ""'-. . Alr vefen .. (ljOllAD) ~uart.rL ~·;:'nne':,~:!1 ~~Y ·~) t~ught .my wife ·~.Pf'Otc;'proCedbr~;.'" 1 Pr,t!llde~t and Mrs. Nb:oD·1will .1pend a Nixon Jost his golfing companions ~hen
gan lo admlnlster mouth-to.mouth re-Mrs. Hennessey credlt.ed ~ hulband r~ Labor Day weekend .,-Ith part of hla d1u1r~er am spn-Jn-taw, :Julie and1
aUKit:atiq"l. as she was taught' by htr more than hrentif for brlnging Mjchelle tbdr famlly gooe ·to 1 w~ and anoitt-David nhower Dew to Chkago to
huaband two years ago. back to life., .,I know it WU alJ becaUM . er. res11 .. :. in 'Wi·i. ....... _ belott tomln• aUcnd the; private ·'wJddlng .ol Davld.'1. l. him ,, she aald. -r• 1NU114wn ... ~ man, ~ Grandy, ol Sioux "t ptcked her up ~t of the ~alker 0 • , west to vlalt bet pa'rtntl. \ City, ).owa, w~ wlJI. exchange vow. Sun-
and realized she .wasn t breathlna. Her At 4 p.m. niday aftemoon,11.fttr i>oth 'Ibere I• no 'planned JChedule today or dly with Jan eoup Of..Jle&rby Barrlnlton.
mouth was rigid. and I !\_ad to pry it pattnta bad ·ca1med·dotm, life WM blct &inday for the chief executive bat he'll Ill. -
opm. I shook her a <OUple d llmes aod to normal II the ~Jlamt-· get back .., the job Monday, ~ to Mlu Gough's brother ~ Eilenbower
theft D liepll to respond.to the,_. l.'111"'e1Je.Ja·llllll!J·--; aJn..tr Colorado S~· Colo. fflr ~ '\~ W'11 lia(ed to be a -tatton." • . " ' • trncloobeal.tip_._q,.tllTollri-..P. .. -...,..,. -·MrL l'{llon TboPraldeot'1eklestdallgbter,Trlcl1,
F......._Wbo -ytr""'lttred to lho,JI,. ·-lain Ail: ·_. ; • -, • ""'""" •c Jdll, ~ the PraJ.. -2S, Is lllll recvperlllDC at Jho .1Vb11e ,
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House from abdomhiol,..in. 1'11lch•put
her In the hospital for. two days elTUtr ' list week. r '
·A White House. apbk~man \said Tl'lcla'
Is 1'rt!Ong conifortably" and will COil-"
tinue ,to.ttmfln)q.tll< l\'bl1''ij,... fO<; severaP more, days Wore Oytng west to
San Clemente to JOOt her pattnts at the westem white house. •
It 1'U allo learned today that Julie and •
David E-er 'litll tan GO 101M IOlllJ.
ofllcJa) -.. Sept. • -Ibey ·-
(See NUON, hp Zl
ctw'ced a teacher with a ~nor
crime if he vloJa(ed the ~i ~·
Batihe assembly ameodid .. flfelilriiiJIY to
sus~ioa or revocaUon ofi~ntia\.
• "AJ a )eadltt ~ ('\Ink H la
probab}1 debateable wlilch ls wane,"
Schmlts said,: -. .,, ... ,
Ii '~ .....iutii. ~-Schmlti
calling on school districts to JmJ>C*; a ffi~torJum OR' any I ~ sex~· 1educadon
courses was defeated by tht itssemtily
EducaUon Committee. :
The full,AMembly,ldlled •·bill design•d
to improve the training of sex education
teachers. ..
The bill by Assemblyman Alan Sleroly,
()).Beverly Hiiis), required ~ stale
nepartment of . EducaUon . to etlaluato ma~lals' available fot .ex edUca&a
' cl.s.ues. ' }
It dlrecled the departmenl to -k •ltA
colleges 'and unJvenltie1 to improVe tu•
cher .. alning.
But oPJ>On<nls of that measure teared
it would encourage more Schools to es-
tabllah sex educaUOn claues.
Jordan's ~g
Flies io Cairo
. ' . cAmo (UPI) ~ Kine Huaeln.d Jor-
dan flew to Cairo lodax for ~ ,c:on-
sultations wjth Prtaident ~ Alidel
Nasser in advance ol a four-power ArO
meetinf Monday to dlscuu ~
the eastern Arab front ag&inlt brief.
Hussein flew from Medlaa, second
holiest city in the Mo6lem world, where
he prayed at tl)e Prophet Mohammei:I
Mosque. Later, be c6Dferred, with K1rig
Faisal of $audl .Arabia Own~
The Jordanian monan:ti aJid Nuw
will he joln<d by Premlor l'loureddla Al
At.asal d Syria and p,..jdeot -U.S...n Al Bakr ol lraq f«' 1-
taib Monday,
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Weailoer
The long Labor Day weekand
promises lo be a nk:e one, with
some motnlng low cloodl mar.
ring otll<rwbe "'""1 days wl!A
tomperatures in the miildle 191.
JNSm E TODAY
• Mo.-illcn 25,000 i>trlOftl
ln the·H-Area alone 1ho111d
"" toe•rilltl lffn@INg lmleclcta
dufgned tor ""'-'of #lilddft
dileale11"' SGf11 Dr· Marion· C. CoJUna, foumlcr of .H.di< Alm, cover· aeorv, FamHv· Wukly. , , .
, •,llod:Tonv Curtlioiid Al~
Star Circ111 make-the coon of
TV ,wr.~ ~hlcll f<orvr .. Do•
ljo und W-Amlfi<q !'Oll<••t on a 1p it -in.tide·· color pogf
today. ·
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DAILY PILOT s
' . . -I 11!i '3'0)1 BA Ill.EV
• :-• "" """"' ... Sltlf ~ • • lbe Students ' lot ' •
a11t SOflit!' (St\!!) orPri!!'lloo Jl!"Pl!'ll>g in appeal agilnst a
aup<riiir. Courl -jildge'• refusal to
~·-h Jert-wlng group as a
lqjtlmate and accepted stucknt bloc on
tbe Oranp Coast College campus. ;s.ama -Ana attorney ,Richard W.
.. -... sale! Friday that jl>e pet!-•.
"'-to the 'Foorlh DWrl<I Coui\·Cil ~1'.:":'" j;r would "most likely" be pr<pared _ ;
~ C90SU1tat.ion with ''1590eiatesin ~ ~ •Jao are lntertsted in thll~~. ""'!
-: It Ji known that American .. 'C!_Vll
blrtltl.Unloo officials have been dffpty.
In Ille SDS bid lor reco&ni~"P..
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~ -Corfman balled their ·~ -.:••lbe SUperlor Court levd wberl'""
1111 Aq. 5 the sos group'~ lbe .. ruoa1 or Oralll"
~ DllUlcl trust... grant jllllk .. _ .ed by -atudenl' ..
~..._to dllcri!!lfnaUon.
'· .. ~ tiustees; dtins and' ad-
mlnlllrafan ••• sholild' be permltltd to
exercise their discretk>n • • • an d
shouldn't be hauJed before the court lo
erplaln. every declsk>n they make." Judge
Olrfman crilply aumm91t-up 11 the close ·
16-STORY BUILDING TO MIRROR AREA GROWTH
Seabo1rd Finance Moves Beside the S..1ide
of ·~ ...rt h<··~-. . . .. -~ ...... ~.,. 1 ~
He ended thrf!i' houri of billet' deft.ate
by ccw:ecltng that a .. non-recognized
group doesn't have u much statua as
thole _.,,i.<t l!Y the college ad-
minillraljn an6·uit1 ~ in lliif • ·
get Ille flO a quorllr-1.rin·thal la g;:::t '
to the -(OOC tll>linO-groups." -Collete trustea an6 olliclala leslilied
~.t the-hearing that one ·of the main
reucm far denill of the SOS chapter as
~. campos body WU becaUSJr of "goals
imd aiml .ttated by Ute national organiza.
~ ·wiqda were not compatible with col·
lege policies and regulaUofls."
: Petherbridge said Friday that the rate o.r an ~mast ,identical petition -the bid
• ror nc:ccniUen .of .the· Fullertoo Junior
;<:c,nege, ch&plB <!I the sos -"pretty
"·ell banp oo whit hlippena to the OCC
1iroup."
:... sos plans to ~ke tPe F.Wlerton issue
belort. Jiatae . Connin were sc;rapped
whtn'the jurist rejected the move by the occ militants. . ..
Huge Sand Haul
·.T~ Newpor! Set
;,Within .2 Weeks
"". A muaive hauJ of one million cubic
.jt a r d a of sand haul from the Sailta Ana
-'kh•e(' channel to the West Newport
JJe1ch should begin in-about two weeks.
i: The U.S. Anny Corpi or , Engineers Is
~ then ~-to haye approved a low
bid ol $1,287.550 submitted Thursday by
"contrllCl<lr Clia<twlct ~·.Buchanan.
· "The heavy eqll.ipment operalorB strike
ls over and we 're optlmlst!c about work
cettin& started right away," said Carl
Nelson, operations engineer for the
Orqe County Flood Co nt r.o l
Depailma!L • -. ' . ·
H~ laid the &and haul should take about
Ail: months, "The b!st tha t can be done
with uh.a bij: job.;. It wUI be mis1·for
beach.front n:sklent.s. he said, but no
:U.Ore ao than earlier sand hauls .
•. The city of Newport Beach is more
Ulan pleaSed to receive the sand "·hich
:gbould build lbe be.ach out as much as 400
feet beyond !be pruent sborellne the 1.6
..miles from Grant Street to 31st Street.
Beach 'mlsign jn the area in years past Jw ·coo1 the city, the county and tbe
federal government through the U.S.
.Army Corps.
· TheR ls no erosion crisis this year but
.ft. is considered esM:nUa) I.he river be
-unctoged of the million yards of sand
'sedimerit before ntxt winter's rains. Only
the boUom of the channel ii of rock rip
rap and lbe sand levees could give way if Jilt: ~ver were too high, t'elson said.
DAil\ ~I LOT
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~~~rley ~r~tty Pleased
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With U.N. Appointment
HONOLULU (UPI) -Shirley Temple
Black uid Friday she was "thrilled" ·by
her appointment to the U.S. delegation to
the United NatiOll!.
The former child movie star who won rame singing abput "The Good Ship Lolly·
pop" was told the news by radio U!lephone
wbile sporlllsjling off Waikiki aboard lbe
cabin cruiser "Cuttysark."
"I'm naturally thrilled by the appoint·
ment." the lovely Mrs. Black told a news
conference, "And I've always been intfr.
ated in internatiruW relations, particu--
briy in 111< field ol bealth."
She said she bad known of the appoint·
ment a month ago, and bad found it
"most diliicult". keeping quiet and fend· tna "1 questioners.
She was a.si:ed about a report that as a
From Pa9e 1
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NIXON · ....
the dedication in Shiprock. N. Mex. of a
new ·Fairchild Corp. plant and Navajo
~picnic.
The young Eisenhowers will fly from
the White House in Washington (where
they will vi.sit 'l)icia) for the festivities .
T'bt rlbboQ<uttlng ceremony will open a
$1. I million plant owned by the Navajo
Tribal Coundl and leased to Fa1rchlld.
It is lhe largest lndmtrial employer of
American Indians. .
The couple then may return ta San
Clemente for a final weekend with the
President and "trs. Nixon before lhe
family leaves the Western White House
Sepl 3.
In hil secluded Spanish hacienda the
President probably will not be bothered
Sunday if an antiwar group makes its
second protest demonstration demanding
an end to the Vietnam war.
The Peace Action Council of California.
Yt'hic.b gathered several hundred per50ns
on Nbon's first Sunday in San Clemen~.
Aug. 10, plans to try to get a petition to
the President signed by S,000 people whD
want to end the war, end the 10 percent
income .tax surcharge and withdraw all
U.S. troops from Vietnam.
Ntxtin Issued the traditional Labor Day
statement earlier this week, noUn~ that
"this nation has always betn dedicated
tG the proposition that honor lie.a in honest
toil."
After his Labor Day aclil•ilies in Colo-
rado -where ht may make a major
speech -the President and Mrs. Nixon
will return to the Western White House,
arril•ing al El Toro Marine Corps Air
Station at 11:30 p.m. Monday for one
final '#!·eek ol his vacation in Southern
Callf ornia.
California congressional candidate she
aceused the United NatioM of diNtmina.· tina: ·Codimunist propaganda.
She smiled sweeUy and said the atle1a·
tion "os·"pupule" {pah-pool..e) -Hawai-
ian Cor crazy. She added that she was
certain she had not said 11.
Mrs. Black wore a white two-piece
flowing pajama·jacket set with a •old
print. She already had a good Hawaiian
tan.
"The United Natioru has done a good
job," she said, "and it ii: the only forum
we have where people can discuss phl1Q8.
ophy and politics."
She said she had na idea what her
dutiu would be at the U.N. as one of the
fiye principal American npre:sentatives.
"Ambasudor Yost has not announced
our ~-enls," she aaid.
Mrs. Blick caught no fuh aboard the
"CUttysark" which is owned by prominent
Hawaiian Republican Wadsworth. Yee.
Sbe b weekending In Honolulu lo allend
Saturday night's testimonial dinner' for
Republican Senator Hlrai'n Fong of Ha·
w1ii. She will relum to Callfornl1 early
next week. · · ·
Family o.f Five
Stay in Cuba,
Plane Returns
~n.un (AP) -A family of five, in·
eluding an infant, remained bthind in
Cuba Friday when a Natlooal Airlines
jet, hljaeked earlier on a filght from
~1iaml to Houston by way of New Or·
leans. returned to 1'iiami \\ith 43 other
passengers on board.
National officials said a man giving the
name J. Carballo bought tickets to New
Orleans for himself. his wife and two
sons just before the Boeing 727 took off
for New Orleans. An infant rode free
of charge, the airllne said .
The aircraft was 55 miles southea:it
of Sarasota "'hen the hijacker pulled
a gun on stewardes!l Susan MulleM, 25,
and made her walk toward the cockpit .
A fellow pa.uenger, Mrs. Barbara
Aparieio Presley, a cousin of White Sox
baseball player Luis Aparicio. earlier
overheard the sky pirate discussing his
plan in Spanish with IUs sons.
"He looked at me and said. 'Tf you
speak Spanish. don't say a word. You
have two children and 1 have a gun,' "
Mrs. Presley said.
~1rs. Presley said v.·hen the plane land·
ed In Havana the hijacker's wife burst
into tears and said to the passengeni,
"l know this is a shame. but don 't take
it badly. We did it for our S«I."
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Tallest Building _.q e
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Seaboard to Occupy Hilltop· Structure
• In SepWnhtrf WaJliil.'BockiU spokeimen
By JOHN VALTEllU Njtl. . ·~'• ' ff .. ..., , .... _, .. , ~ WiSt to the bulJdm1•Wtli IA a f~r-leve.1
Jlc .. l,\l!irl 00 )he ~m c-;nter .iJ. porltbtc •liuclure cipable ci11>o1dlii1·1~15
Cil 9'-'CO\ltltyll,toliMI. ~ "'.t ~ Balbot Build~· will r,:ovlde a the I~. mlmNldod/ Balboa · · ,,,__ Bull!linl: "1ll bqln 11ep1. ,., ·op0t.-...,ter-m1 ..... square eel ol I nor •pace
tor the de~gner said toda~' ........ •t ~ I6r 8t1board and the l•a 1 u ran c e
Tbe $10.mlllloo BaJbo4 Bllll4Jn'j 00 ~ ~ Crocker Cl~ Notional
Newport Buch hilltop Will bouie the u;. , •.Baiik fri)J have • br~ oo the Jl'Ollnd tem•u-1 ~ ,11\r , ~~···~~,:.~be"".~S::apace
Seabottd ~ ~ ~ •f· ~·. _,. --· filiate de BalbOI: JD1m111ce QofnPll)1. •• ·i'Tbe rtllecUve gliu detlfn Will crtate a
which' Will OWJl. tbe-&otrer. . -• ~ changing appearance o~ the building
The structure, .which will aov over tbe .. through the average JUMY d.,, deJignen
Newport Cenla·llnandal plazi, Is ~" aay.
dea1lned · by "W~ La-¢• . By day the nine·foot-wide panes of mir·
AssocliW. lt wUl b:a~ mirroi\glasa-.alid · rored glau will renect. scenes around it.
aluminum on the outiide,·making_ i\ the N. the diy pro~ the glass will
largest reflector-gla&s buiJd!nl 1ft the become opaque, then~ ~cent, then
\\'e~t. • finaUy transparent 1t dusk Ill that in·
' Gl'OWl<lbreaking will be schedUled la1u terlor M1btio& will sbow lhroup.'
' The eliift IQ>'er, 11111 rlae from a
r<llatlinf: pool'>l.lll -· Dor• payinf: wm be lnalalled on ,IJ>e
pluaJevtt, dd'a warm-lone &late wW bt
;jnoluded \n lobbies lpd w!tlla. , • · t
a. !l'tie tower'• height wtll be 240 feet •
The move of Seaboard's he.adquaJlert.
Its oUiclalj have uld, marka lbe llrot of
many for ilnanclal concern1 .out of
downtown L4s Angelea into lesi con·
gested Ind scenic areas.
Seaboard Pruldent H. Wallace Mer--
ryman aal4 Iha! be exptcts the fiewporl
Financial Plaza to become "one of the
majar financial. lnsurance and com·
merclal centers in Southern California."
The initial move to Newport will in·
\'Ol\'e 350 employes he said.
Besides the Balboa Building, \Velton-
Eeekett has designe<I and engineered 1he
Fashion Island Shopping Center nearby.
The er.Ure Newport Center is b!in:;
developed by the Irvine Company.
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Wor~ to Start . ¥lfCl:i·honored N~p~.rt
On New Sch001 · :1•• · · · •• · ~ · Officer Becomes Civilian For Eastbluff
\Vork on the new Eutbluff Elementary
achool may begin as early u DeJ.t week.
with M!lpletioo planned lor Se_ptember ol
11'/0, N...pon..Meaa Vnilled S c b oo r
Dlslri..'I ollldala said tdday.
Tbe new acbonl will be linanc<d by a
bond illue approved by ·votel;s last
February. after three prtviOUI bond elee-
tions since district unification were
defeated.
The three bond is.sues which were voted
down a1!o called for another school to be
bultt in the Harbor Jllgblands -but unification increased the capacity of
Newport-Mesa schoola and the Highland
acbool was no longer required, district
apokesmen stated. .
Febru&ry's bond election, to fund con·
structJon of the Eastbluff school alone,
piued by a 75 percent margin.
Modified and updated, plw ror the
East.bluff School, to be located at the in·
tenection ol Villa dd Orn and Vista del
Sol, call for a capacity of IOO students..
Stude:nta in the Eutbluff School area
will cooUnue this year to be bused to
Harbor View Elementary.
lnillallf lbe achoo! will be for kin·
clerJarlen, lhroup lbe llllh grade, and
when the IChoo1 emollment grows, 1ixth·
&riders will be moved to middle ICboot
Eutblulf School wiD be built by
H•nrick and Sons, Inc. Cil ~ M.,._
Tbe firm wu .econd loweat bjdd~,
with a bue bid Cil ll,l!S,711. Tbe l.W bid,
made by Fred Bock Conslruclion Co.,
wu '1107,229. It wu withdrawn because
or a ~lerlcal error, district spokesmen
said.
Conaruction plans call far sound·f!!Si.s·
tant 1laas, in cue'a o u n d p r oo f 1 n g
becomes necuaan as Oranae County
Airport expands. it will coot an addiUonil
f1.m.
Condulll will be eatra wide, in cue the
scbool bu to be aealed and tolally
'""'111iprooled. Tbe wide conduits will
permit UI)' ln!lallaUon of alr<Oll·
dlllollinl-
Kindergarten
Totals Down
ReJi!tralion ol ldnderiarten children in
Laguna Beach hu been lower tb~ an·
tielpated this year -about two-thirds of
the enrollment laat year.
Aul Supl Owen Tait blamed vacation
absences for the low registration and
predicted that by the time school starts
about as many youngsters will be enroll·
cd as last year.
Parents may register their children at
the school which the young studenls will
attend, or at the district headquarters.
If there are no ~ignlficant changes in
enrollment in the fir:1t few days, some
studenta may be transferred to equa lize
class sizes, of!lcials said.
Kindergarten teachers this year a r e
titrs. Joan Swartzbau1h and ~in. Judith
Neeve at Aliso Elementary : Mrs.
Virginia Kunz at El Morro and Mrs. Qr.
rilla Blanpied and Mrs. Leone Brockman
at Top of the World School.
'JUST LUCKY., I GUESS'
Soldier Alex•nder
Storm-ravaged "
Towns Reported
Almost Broke
GULFPORT .. MfSS. (UPI) -Hurricane
Camille bu caused the loss of hundreds
of thousand of dollars in property and
sales tu revenue at a lime when tht gulf
Coast cities need the inoney the worst,
city a!ficials: reporl.
"We're broke," said mayor Danny Guice
cf Biloxi. "We need le,PlaUon just to.con--
tinue our basic goveniinent actlo/ldes."
"I don't know where lhe money ii going
to keep coming from," echoed . 1'fa1or Philip Shaw of GoHport. "I gueu we'll
find it somewhere."
Not only did Camille knock much pro-
perty off the taz rolls and almost elimi·
nate sales tax, but the damage from the
storm put increased loads on city gOYe.rn-
ment functions in almost. every area from
policing, garbage and sanitatioo contt?l
and fire fighting duties. Shaw said his
city was apendlng $3.000 a day over . ils
normal operating budget.
Guice said his city needed not just
grants, but loans as v.•ell.
''I know we can re.pay loans when V.'e
get back on our feet in a couple of year's
time," he said.
Sen. John C. Stennis, fO.Miss.,l and
Rep. William Colmer, <O.M lss .. ) heard
the reports of the officials' plight Friday.
Stennis said he was "trying to put to-
gethe r a bill that will supplement present
la1ors" to under&rid the communilJes tu
bases.
Colmer said the hurricane had removed
most property from the tax rolls and
sales ta.J: revenue bad been Ct.It by 7S per·
cent.
A Newport Beacb man is getting back
to the more prosaic pursuits of clYillan
life, after being decorated seven ilmes
af'l4 wounded as a U.S. Army captain
serving in Vietnam.
"t was just lucky; J gu~,'' says
Robe.rt F. AJezander, o( 42'+9\ llilaria
)Vay, who is now tnrolled at°'USC for a thr~year law course. ·
The most e1citing moment• in the
military career of former Capt. Alex·
ander, who commanded 50 men of the
Fint Squadron, Ninth Cavalry, First Air
Cayalry Divisioo,.came recently.
"When l\'e touched ground at El Toro
and my friends v.·ere walling to greet
me," said the former DAILY PILOT
delivery boy.
His p,,rents, Pilr. and r..1rs. r..1arce l
Meersseman, were also on hand as Capt.
Ale1ander arrived after his 11 month du·
ty tour.
The 1956 Newport Harbor High School
graduate was tra1ned in ordinance at the
U.S. Army'a Abeideen Provl'ng Ground.
Md., and there reteived a special waiver
to qualily as an officer.
He won the BrQnle Star with V deviee
and Purple Hearr'in Vietnam, among
other bonon; leading his ·men with a
grenade launcher during one attack.
Alei:ander's Army cltaUon aays lie ex·
posed himae:lf to bo,,tiJe'fltt, leavfng: a
secure posltwn to move forward ..and
blut·the Communist positions.-,
Another citation tell! how he helped un·
cover a storage cache, rigged it·wtlh ex·
plooives and tried tG blow the Red struc-
ture to bits after moving hill men away to
a safe position.
The demolition cjlarge failed to ignJte.
so he advanced, reset the e:rplo.sives and
returned to his earHer position, thls·limc
destroying the cache.
General Ringiiig
Man y Bells Over
New Phone Bill
Some General Telephone Company
llUbscribers are getting their belb: rung
Ol'er a small addition lo their monthly
service bills.
It payll the firm ·s JO per cent' federal
tax s:ircharge to help undeN·rite cost of
the Vietnam \llar.
Orange County Division J\.1anager Stan
Botelho said Friday that lhe so-called
revenue item shows up on customer~·
bills at the express order of the Public
Utllities Commission.
If, for example, the income tax rate
itself were flatly increased, under federal
law, the hike could be figured into a basic
General Telephone Company rate struc:·
lure. ... he said.
But since it is only temporary, it must
be shov.·n separately as a revenue iten1
ii.stead or being hi.dden in the flat
monthly service rale , Botelho continued.
As soon as the surcharge is eliminated
by Congress. the service r~e will drop
back to $4.&S. the phone company
secutive eoncluded.
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Art Exhibit Set
In Laguna for
4 Major Artists
Count11 Reviews Complaints
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A11 art exhibit at Lagun a Federal's
gallery, 260 Ocean Ave .• Laguna 8cac!1.
during the. month of Septemb!r will
fealurt the ,.,·ork1' of four major artists
and Laguna Btach High School students.
Frank Chester will be uhibltJng pain·
tings in wood. A Festival of Arts e.r-
hibitor. Clester creates landscapes and
designs from wood veneers.
LQ!zise Leyden will show ltvtral local
and. Calilomla acenes inoll palntlnp. She
has been a Festival -elhJbltor lince its
el1'ly clJts.
OwloUe R0$15 ls pruenUn1 figures
and landscapes. She has held 1everal one-
man ibowl of bu -t In mlied media.
.JW •"k lnWll<Wnted In 1111111 private ~~' ii>d silo bu eJbiblltd al the X' .. Vll Q( Aria: fOF three year&.
;\loo ixhibltt<l i• a portloo <I Veola , .-Gihooo~ •• oll oalle<:tion. ~'l•Jinile
. • Satjns, iJilni< and ~er. many
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Dana Trash Collection _ Under Study
A recommendation that Orihtt. County
supervisors retain the same. tri'ih col·
Jection contract f o t Dana Point and
Capistrano Beach was made Friday by
the road department. which over:1-:s
lrash collect.ion ror county 1overnmen
Supervilors Tuesday will bold a put.lie
hearing on complaints about the trash
HrYice of Solag Disposal Company, col~
lec tors for the two beach cities.
Results of an inve.at.11aUon by the 1"0ld
department are that the Solag ope.ration
compiroJ lavoubly wttb trub collectlnf
wvlce t!Jewliere hljJle COllll\Y.
::"'TIM:re are no~ colledon in lbe county that <;Iii; be Improved Jn
game reapect," states.
Solq is in lbe llftl4w of a JO year
excluafvt trlsh cclntl'Jet t·o ·, tbt.. Dana
Poin1-cae.11tr1no Buch 'am.' ..
·J\ecentJi, by Ullanirn'OW fuoJuUon, Ult
Ca piatrano Beach Chamber of Oimmerce y~ ago.. led cwtomers lo believe that
filed a complaint over UMIUsfact.ory ltash pickups were often miss¢ and that
trash service with Fifth O i s tr I ct TtuliJ maintains irregular schedules, has
~upervisor Alton E. Allen's offk:e. poor trash con\ilners and charges
Thal wu followed up by petitions ot unreaSOftlble fees. '.
complaint bearin& the signatures or &ad Department. Investigators said .
p•nons r.preaenlln( St ~.. lliey !Oflnd1"""' nl lhe petillnn signtll
Pttttkm: were circulated by Dana compwnea a~t 'mls.sed or itre~ar
Point Slll"fbo&rd manufldurtr Hobart pictup or fallm"f: tq 11Usry COJnplaintl
"Habit" Alter, Capistrano Buch suvice promptly. '
staUon owner Le.Roy Brown • n d A sa:rnpJlnr of o~ custo1Mr1 at ran-
Caplstrana Jleacb liquor Jlort mm Leo ctom IOlllld MVen o( nine resldenta and II
Chide. l or 24 businessmen ·satiJlle~f with tM
Tom Tr.Dlia, ownu of Solag Disposal, 5Crvlct. the inveatigators report.
auboequcntly !lied a Sopetlor Court ault The lnuncl Snlq Jllspoul bins In as
01kin1 f7511,0llO in dama1es from Mr, and good <oodltJon 11 ~Ihm In the....,, agd
t.(n. Cliarlet !I:. Waltman, owners cl tbe ~y driVlng arolllld VW rwtn lotlnd .
'1'911> Qtrposal Compal))'. E;I Toro, aniJ the m•S&Y condliloM onlt'lll 'bl!fnuo •lft• ·
lhroe.fltlllloU ctrcclaton. • , · whm bl~ar. not-Ol'. ther~ ...-ID'
Trirtl1 cfalm1.Wal111Wt. an--rul , lreqUOl\!Ri<irllJI!, , .. 1°, ... ~ -
bidder lot the beacll dUes francbioe llvt Tbe report noloa Iha! ~arl ol the pn>
' t
blem there mlght l>e doe to a relucta nce
of cuslomers lo arrange IOl' bins or more
f requenl aervice. · Al lot' bln · p;rlces, they
foond them lo be most <OmJ)Ollllve.
Th< Road Deparimlnt. nporll •there
hue been ·more compl1l.n11 ft'«n the
ar::ta \ h an three othtr tra1h· ~ion
fl'Gcllise areas in the county, aMrt from
Feb. 19SB "tO M11 'l969 there Wtrt anty
fivt complahlta otJl of more Lfiln· 2,0IO c"'1otnen. ~ ' · , I
Al lot the Irregular , :ichM!le, · the
report nola, a collectar ll nol t:ipectld
lo necessarily alway1 come the tarflc
time of day but anytime during busmeis
houn on a apecified day.
• JI notes m!Ugaling )lrciblcms aro 11\0I
equlpwnl..-epii• l\al'lo' be a.. •. rn Ille
ceottsl pert.of the COlllltf lllid·.tbert
:ei~l I~~ ~v~i~b~lo ~·~ ~ lrlflt
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VOC. i2, N0::20a, 4 SEcTIONS, 61 PAGES
' . SATURDAY, AUGUST ,30. 1969 ' JEN tEiilTS
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Mother S8.ves Child
Eireman's lnfan~· ~early s ·trang'led
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' Crowds! What trowds? · '
steve Whitaker, 18, Newport Beach, doesn't seem
to mind th;.. weekend beach crowds at all. Even
when il'I long Labor Day weekend and there's
nary a vacant piece of sand upon wliich to sit. Can
you blmne him? Other be&chgoers may not be as
fortunate as Steve. Beach crowds along Orange
Coast this weekend are expected to reach record
proportions, You'll have to get up early to stake
a cfaim cm a patch 'of sand.
Mesan;s ~qodle Nerd:s J!el{!
ly ARTHUR 'R. 'VINStt. 1. "We can't let tt go,•• says Mrs. I
or ,... D9nJ """ ...., Conover. -
The Jut llay{ beft!ie••1 starb are Dop ·'""""' to -°" ...... ra&ve bus1 far a c..ta M.,. boy lrjiiig to buy dilease in their bertdity are prohibited
normal life for a friend otberwtse destin-from stud service, but IOOle breeders pay
ed for a merciful ei:ecution, no attention to the COlily errOr of nature.
His friend is a dog. Sam -bought 1 as t Christmas as a
:Edward Conover, 9, at.ill has lime to sound; healthy pup -cannot be a .sire
aave Sam. 'but not too much. himself as the 'C<inoftrs bad, hoped, Wt
Tbe ,._,id. poadJe -brfibtens the young Ed"ard Is deteimined he will live
Earl f', c-.r home II 1310 Santa Ana a ful~ happy llfe u their pe~
Ave., bepn Jtmping.m bis1igbt hind leg You do 'ft'hat )'Oil can wbeo you're only
not Jong ago. and a veterinarian who t.
checlced hbn bad dreaded news. For thrte clays, Eawanl, Gina White
He sutlers from displuia, a beredital")' and Chris Fellbaum have been coiled.Ing
m~ of the hip iotnts which is p:ip bottles for refunils which may add up
surgically correctible .m young dogs, but to the $150 surgery fee, aslronomical
which may still cost Sam's life. measured in pennies.
M~ is scarce in the Conover "Will you help save Sam?/' they ask.
household, as a result of recent surgery ''The boy already pays for food ••. Sam
for F.d'fl'ani's ml?ther, costing $2,500, a is his dog •• ,but we don't want to saddle
bill which make$ '150 for Sam's <iperatjon him with' tbe entJr~ amount,"· says Mrs.
uem a lol Conover, whqse hilsband will pay a third
Told the circumstances, E d w a r d of the bill.
Conover cried. The chlldrtn &till need nearly $100, or
"Even my liOll's friends, as they put it, they did Thursday.
say, '1bey can't murder Sam,'" eiplains "Anything that'll Ttfundable. they col-
Mrs. Conover,' lect." says Mrs. Cooover, adding that
Wltbout necessary lltll'gery -as soon some people offer addlUonal coins when
as possible -Sam will grow worse, lim-they learn ol the life-or-death mission.
ping badly until fmally he cannot walk, if· Other youngsten are squeezing the last
it even gels that bad. fun Gut of August's wanfnc days before
Failure to correct disp)aaia. a common school resumes, but Edward Conover and
aff11cliont amoonts to cruelty against bis friend! are busy :working.
anbnall after a certain point and Sam It's a dog's life.
m11 have to be put out-of his misery. That'• the point,
Anaheim Mot.her Delivers .
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Quads; Father 'Unglued'
Ji.frs, Janice cllrtain, lO, and her quad-
ruplet boys born Friday in Anahtltn are
doine fme but the father, Robert, "al-
molt came completely unglued."
"Whea she told me she was going .to
have fwr." Curtain said, ''l didn't be4 .,
lieve·it an dthat was two moo~~aao.
"Bot she did and l've been ·walking
around ln a daze.'' sald the happy·rather.
cided On the names for lhe lnnfanls ..
"I don't even know the names; She
wants to put the name tags on them her-
self, so I guess rn have to find out then ."
1be Curtairw have one other lOll,
Robert I. CuJ"!aln,. 3S, Is employed by the ·Los Angeles llipirtmm ol Power and
Water. ·
Syria · Holth
Israelis .But
TO ·Rree f>z~n:e
DAMASCUl, :IYRIA (UPI) :.... Syria
today detalnecl lix Israelis aboard a hi-
jacked Trans World Airlines jet but plan-
ned to release the plant's 107 other pas-
sengert and ctt!N later in the day.
Officials 3aid the · Israelis, four men
and two women, will be held ''fot the
time being." The others will he Down to
BOirut, Lebanon, from where they coll]d
travel to.any country of. their choice, ex-
cept hrael, the oUicials oaid.
1'v.'O Arab commandos forced the Boe-
ing 7ff1 to fly to Damascus while It was
heading £nm Rome to Athens Friday.
Afte!' the jet landed, the guerrillas blew
up the cockpit and nose assembly. Syrian
officials said there were no injuries.
The two hijackers, a woman identified
as Shadia Abou Ghazala, a Yemini, and
a man idenWied only as an Algerian,
"'ere escorted lrorn the airport by police
· a~ kept in custody.
The hijacking, first seizure or a U.S.
airliner outside the Western HemJsphere.
drew condeomatlon from Secretary of
State William P, Rogers and Israeli gov-
ernment officials. 'The number of Ameri-
cans aboard was unknown.
The Popular Front for Liberation of
Palestino (PFLP), an Arab guerrilla
group based ht Cairo, said its "Guevara
squad" had hijacked the plane "to arrest
one of the plane's passengers who is
respons.i'ble for the death of many Pales-
tinian men. women and children." The
squad carried the name of slain CUban
revolutionary Ernesto (Che) Guevara.
The front said the passenger, whom it
'lid nOt identify, would stand lrlal before
"a Palestinian revolutionary court." 1'be
only Israeli immediately idenUiled
amor'Jg the si.J: detained was Prof. Shomlo
Samuelolf, a lecturer in medicine at He-
brew University in Jerusalem.
There was sP«:ula.Uoo in washiniton
the hijackers may have hoped to kidnap
Israeli ambassador to Wuhlngtonltzbak
Rabin, who had rttumed to Tel • .\viv
Wli« In the day. . '
' ' By RUDI NIEDZIEUKI
Of .. Dellr 'ltlt .....
A home-taught mouth-to-mouth resus-
citation eot.trSe paid olt Friday for the
wire or • lluntincton Beach fire cap In
who revived her 'strangling I-month-old
daughter.
Mrs. Paulette Hennessey, of 21401 Yar-
mouth Drive,· found her d au g, b t er
Michelle in the prage at 12:11 p.m.~
choked to lileleaneta bY. a bicycle which
had fallen over and plmled" hO!'' throat
against the stroller in wTllch she was
seated.
The child; wblch had been left In the
garage for approllmateJy fJve minutes
white the mother was outside trying to
coax life into a recalcitrant lawnmower,
had already turned blue and stiff when
she wa11 discovered.
"I was pretty much' hysterkal but my
mind was working all the time," said
W i·eck l(ills
Pasadenan
In Canyon
A four car colll!ion in the 1.900 block
of Laguna Canyon Road Friday afternoon
claimed the life of a •yeaMld Pasadena
woman and caused severe injuries to two
other persons.
Pronounced dead on arrival at South
Coast Community Hospital, Laguna Beach,
shortly aft~ \tie 4 P·111t ~eat Wll
Jeon ·A. ~ o(, 1820 E, lleJft& Drive,
Pasadena.
Admitted to the hospital Iii seriOU5 con·
dlUon ancr tullering from multiple cuts
and fractures were htt mother, Jane M.
Nixon, 61, also of Pasadena, and Jame.s
H. Crispin, Bl, of 407 16th Place, Newport
Beach.
Sgt. Frank Dillon of the Laguna Beach
Police Dept. aaid the chain-reaction accl4
dent apparently was caused when Mrs.
Jane Nixon attempted to make a left
tum into a driveway.
Drivers of the other three vehicles were
unable to swerve around the stopped auto-
mobile and sm&Jhed 'into the rear end
of the Nixon car, police said.
Crispin was a passenger in an automo-
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County Traffic
Deatb Toll
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bile driven JY Eugene 0. Burggren, 17,
of 4004 Channel Place, Newport Beach.
The other two drivers were iden tified
by police as Harry 0. Maldonado, 51, or
Los Ange1es, a!'.d Darryl W. Christensen,
18, of La Habra.
PoUce saJd preliminary investigation
Jead them to believe that none of the
vehicles involved in the smashup were
traveling In exceas of the posted 40 mph
speed limit.
Traffic conditions during the early
hours of the holiday weekend were ~
cribed as ranging from "light" to "mod-
erate" by the CalHornla Highway Patrol
and Orange Coast police departments.
:I-year-old .Boy PulJed
From Grove Pool Dies
A child pulled unconscious from a
Garden Grove swimming pool four days
ago died Thursday al Palm Harbor
Hospital.
Three-year-old Wllliam Scott was tak·
trig. a nap with his mother, Mrs. Jeanie
Scott, 23, of Toledo, Ohio, when he
wandered out Into the backyard pool at
the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Emil Jeffrey,
12081 Mcr1an Lane, police aald.
The babies, ranging from 2-pounda )0-
ounces to t-poundl a~; wncea, were de.
lleve It and .that wn two months ago,
cl] """.o( eight ~ by Dr. Chorles
IV. Plow ol Santa Aoa.
Quiet · ·Weekend for Nixon
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\Vhen Curtain was astcd~lf the arrival
of lhe four boys wwld cause, problems
at the couple's small home he replied
with a grin, "we're.. goinc to have to do
....,eth)ng." .
CUrtain 'said his ,.,lte had already de--
Town Evacuated
MUNDAY, TEX. (UPI) -A lant wck
fiUed wM ammonia overturned ntar here
toda1'. apewlng the llquld cheml<al over '
tht NChwlf· Shtttlf'a dtptdia evad.ted
the flliln populalk>n ol this weot Texas
towe.
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Julie; David at W eddi11g, Tricia Rests
Dy NORMAN R. ANDERSON
Ot ... Dlitr ...... at.it
. President and Mn. Nii on will apend a
relaxing Labor o., wtel<end. with part ol
their lllllllT-IO a.wedding andlanotl>-
"' restllll· 1n w.-,ion hel«. """'illr
-to vis(t her parent.I.
Ther< Is no p~.....i IChedule ,todaf. or SundoJ f0< the.Clliel.aecuUve ~·'II get blc1t ... !be' jol>'MOllC(Q. ID
Colorado Stirinn. Cole, ror tKe° I Governor's~ coril.rqic;e witll. Mn. Na accomP1nili1 him, whllo Ihm the Pmi-
'
dent wgl alsO tour the North Afllerican
Air Defense (NORAD) headquartera.
Nixon !eel hi• golfl'!,11 eomi>anlons when
ha daulhter and son-In-law, JWje and
David .!Isenhower flew to Chlcag<> to a-tbe pr1...i. wedding ol David'• best man, l'red<rlck , 0Tandy, of Slour
Qty, Iowa, w~ wlD a:chqe vowa Sun-
day with Jaa Goop ol nearby BarrlDlton, m.
Mia Goqh'1 brother ,llAld Eloenliower
was slated to be'1 groomaman. '
The PruMSari'a tldest daughter, Tricia, r
2.!, la still recuperating at UJ< Whlte
l!oyse. rrom abdominal pains which put
her In lhe hospllal for two days earller
list week.
A White House spokennan said Tricia
Is "resting comforUbly" ·~ 1fiD CClft-Unue to remain ·in the Wblte Ho.tte for several more days before fJytng .ftlt to san Clemente .. join her "PlrtJllS at the western whlte houae.
'It .... also learned today thal Julie and
David.El..-,. will take on aome -~
ofllclll duties sept.. f when they atltnd
(Ste NIXO~, P8ie· l)
Mrs. Henneseey, who Immediately be.-
&an to administer mouth-to-mooth re-
1uscltatlon, ... as she waa taught by her
husband two years ago. "r picked her 1'P out of the walker
and realized she wasn;t breathine. Her
mouth was rigid and 1 had to pry it
open. I shook her a couple of times and
then she ~gan to reapoad to the resusci-
tation." . ·'
Firemen who Were a1ter!d to the ln-
cidenl wlthln.mtnuleo alr<ady ,_the
child breathing normally when they ar4
rived with oiygen resuscitation equl~
ment.
Michelle was tramported to Huntington
lntercommunlty Hospital by Mrs. Hen-
nessey, where she wu etamlned by two
physlctans, both' ol whom agreed" that
she could be released. ·
Capt. Michael Hennessey, who was
Schnait% Bi.II Law
away (rom the hoflU! at the time Of U)e
accident. said, "f taugbt· my wife re-
suscitation technique when she was pre&-
nant with Keith ibout two yeara ago." 1
"Apparently it worked," be exc:Jaimed
i;::leefully. "I often .give ·instruction in
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation to. Boy.
Scouts, the Elks and other servi~ clubs.
I'm sure glad I had the experience and
ta'11ght my wife the proper procedure."
Mrs. Hennessey crtdited ·her husband
more than herself for bringing Mic!beUe
bact to life. "I know it WU aU because
of him,'' abe said. '
At 4 p.m. Friday~. after·botli
parerils bad calmed down, llfe waa boclC
to normal at the Hennessey home. 1
"Michelle ~ sitting there now, a!t'Ndy,
trying to beat up the dog," the nr., cap.
tain-sald. . .
Parents Control
Sex Education
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan baa signed one ol 1he moot con-
trovenlal bills of the llll lellslat!Ye ..,.
slee permitting parerits to wfthdraw their
chlldren from sex education clusel.
The measure by Sen. Jo!m G. Schmilz,
(R-Tustin), and other bills, resOJuUons
3nd proposals O[ the state board Of edU•
cation, were the subject of lengthy and
sometime! hei.ted he.arinp durini: the
session. 1 • ~·'."i~ ad'-ted -pilJ'°'1 iruft.ructlon Jn "Fari:Uly tJfe" while others
contended it sboulil be completely for-
bidden in the class1oom and left to the
d.lscrttJoa of the parebtl. •
The Schlnill bill . l'fllls lo
reque!I in wrltlng tha~ ,rild be ex·
cused from the aw. Failure lo comply
by a teacher could result In aurpension
or revocation ot credenUala.
It also requires a teacher to make ava114
able to pa.rents be.fore the c1us ts taught
any materials w\lcll wu made available
after the school year hepn.
Orig1naJJy Sclunlts' Blll would have
char&ed a lellebtt with a misdemeanor crime tt be violated the parents• wishes.
But the asaembly amended the penalty lo
IUJPtDlloo or revocation of the CftdentllL
"As a teacher myself,· I thlnt It Is
probably debateable which 1.! wane..'-
Schmitz said.
~ companion resoluUon by Schmitl
calling on school dlJtrlcts to impose a
moratorium on any new sex educaUon
courses was defeated .by the ~Y
Educetion Coml'l\lttet. • •
Tbe full Assembly killed a pm dt,.igned
lo imj>n>ve the tratnlng ol sa ~tlpq
teachers.
The bill by Assemblyman Alan Sieroty,
(~Bcverlf llilll), required the . lllote
Department of Education to evUJata
materia.Ls available for JeX educatlon
classes.
It dlrtcted the department lo -~ wltli
con., .. and un!venJU.. to Improve ,,,..
cher training. .
But opponents of that measure feared
Jt woold encoorage more ICbools •es-
tablish lex education clwes. '1
CdM Broker Still Critical
After 6-car Fatal Wreck
Corona del Mar stock broker Frecier·
lck Doehring, 31, remained. In extremely
critical conditJon early today from injuries
suHered In a trafilc crash which claJme.d
the life of hia wife and the1r only child.
Doehring underwent. exten1lve surgery
Friday from severe head and internal
injuries received earlie.r that day in a
head-on, six-ear crash on the San Diego
Freeway near Torrance ..
Spokesmen at Harbor General }lospital
said Doehring was rushed into surgery
early Friday morning, 'Ibey said he did
not emerge until mid afternoon.
}lis wife; Linda Jane, 24, and their In-
fant daughter , Jody, 7 weeks, died In the
crash.
Mrs. Doehring's brother, John P. Pucci-
nelli, 22, 11uffered serious injuries. He was
a passenger in the car.
Family friends saJd today Puci.nelll had
driven hll car to Los Angelel ln\ernaUon-
al AJrport to pick up the Doerlngs as they
retumed from a water atl vaeaUon at
Lake Mead. .
They, sajd Doehring h~d comp1ained of
chest pains while on hoiiday and bis physi4
cian In Newport Beach sugge!ted the fam·
ily cut short their stay in Nevada and return home.
They were en ~te home when the car
driven hr a Torrance man vaulted across
the unfenced frttw4y divtder at "Wilming-
ton Curve" and struck their car headon at
Davis Assumes Joh
A11 LA Police Chief .
.LOSIANGELES (AP) _, .. Peace II OW'
mlalon." aa!d Edward M. Davis who -
alter zt.yoan with the forto -ts no•
Lot Antldea' 46tJI ehld ol ]llitJ<e.
Davis,' '2, who,toek .the oath ol ottlce
F:rlday -. n-u H. Roddln In •
tho $34,lllioo-year pool a1 -.ol Illa · nalk>n'1 t1)W llr,..t pollct ft<ct. Rtdo
din reaigiled to litqnlt.a IOCal teJ,vWon . ncwacaster.
..
freeway speed. The other driver waa kill-
ed inatlntly.
Four other can: piled up because of the
initial crash, and several other pe!'llXll,
including two Costa Mesa resident.!, a
Balboa girl and two Anaheim women
were hurt. In all, 10 pmons were lnjw-ed.
Mrs. Doehrln« leaves her mother 1 Mrs.
Margo Cobey Ii Newport Beach: her In-
jured brother; and another brother, Ricky,
who lives In the $an Francisco Bay area,.
Mr. Doehring is a stock broker with
the Newport Beach offices of Goodbody
and Co. where he hu worked since Jut
January. •
He began with the staff It the Newport
Beach offices after working in the Long
Beach office of Eastman-Dillon and Co.
The Doehring residence is at 2001 AJ-
lura Ave., in lrvine'Te.rrace.
Orange
Weadoer
The long Labor Day weekend
promises to be a "nice one, with
some mornfng low cloucts mar4
ring otherwise sunny days with
temperaturu In the lhidd1e 70s.
INSIDE TODi\Y
e /.fort than 25,000 per1on.t
ht the Harbor Arta alone shoiild
be wearing Ufe«1t>fng braceleLt
de1igned for "tnctims of "hiddffl
diseases.1' l\lYI br. Marion C.
Collins, founder o/ Medic Al'1't,
cover 1tory, Family Weekly ....
• lf011 Tonv· curttl and AU·
Stor Cl""" ~ f/ri CONr of
TV WEEX' whfeh fliil\lrt1 Do..
Ho and Miu America PogtDC
o• • 1plll insido colOr -todov.
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A~;tai--~' e Sty_denlll for a
DOimocraUc::;Soc)ety (S~). ora~nization todll' areinpaliiii· an. "l'.P'•I agalnst a
Superlal:' • COUrt , judge's refusal to
~ ttie left-wing fl'OUP IS a ~~fil'!.l!'•lt and accepted student bloc oo
tj10 Oiuce Coast College campus.
1 sa.Ot.a Ana attorney ruchatd W.
Petherbridge said Friday t..tiat the peti~
ijon to'lbe Fourth District Court.pf AJ>:
peal ftlld ··most likely" be prape1'<f
after dWmultation with "aS!OClates iTt Lo'iJ ~who are interested in this case~'
'U .1-~ that American , Civil 1.lbe~ Un10n officials have been deeply JnwlfUstn·the SDS bid for recognition up
to Ibis ;J>Oirll.
'J'lldle Robert Corfman balled their 'lC-
Uon ,t~ Superior Court level when be 4Mlt•Hfll Aug. 5 the SOS group's argu·
menf ~t-the refusal or Orange Coast Juniori:~11ege District' trustees grant
lheni.ibe ~tus enjoy~ -by othtr student
blocs unoWJted to .disqiiJ).lnation.
1'School trustees, deans and ad·
ministr:ators •• , should be permltted to
exerci.!Je their discretion • • • a n d
shouldn't be Muled before the court to
aplJin every decision ther make ," Judge ,
Corfman crisply ~id up at the clOle of the court hearing. . •
He Mded three houri of bitter deba1"
by ccmceding that a "non·recogniud
group doesn't have aa much status as
those accepted -~Y ·. th~ coQege ad• mlnistratora ana~lhey doii t, in this cue.
get the •10 a quarter-term that is granted
to the .otb!r (QGC stµdent) groups."
. : College-lrustees ana officials testified
at the hearing tflat dne of the main
~Teasons kir. denial of the SOS chapter as
a campus body Was because of '"goals
and atins stated by.the national organjza.
tion 1'bich Were not conipalible with col·
Jcge poUcies and regufations."
Petherbridge said Friday that the fate
of an almost identical petition -the bid
• 1or r~cOgnition of. the Fullerton Junior
Coll<ie chajiter of the SDS -"pretty
i.well blngs on what· happens to the OCC
tir'OOP·'' SDS··pllna-to take the Fullerton issue
, be!~ .J"'1&~ Corman were 1Crapped
"'bell the Jurist rejected the move by the .. occ mllltallb.
,~uge Sand Haul
:T~ NeWJl.(>,t. S(lt
'Within 2 Weeks ' . I
. ' I ' 11.i . ·o1 " ' ' · A ma&11ve haul oni' million' cubic
)o a r"d s or sand haul fr0m the Santa Ana
Rlver c}Jannel tQ · ~ West Newport
'leach abould begin in about two weeks.
·.The U.S. Anny Corps of Engineers is
~Y then expected to have approved a low
.bid of 11,267,550 submitted Thursday by
contract.or Chadwick and Buchanan.
"The"he'avy eq'uipment operatorB strike
ts over and we're -optfmisUc about wOrk getµog atarted right away.'' said Carl
Neeii, ope~atiops engineer for the
Oralige ,County Flood. C o n t r o I
Department.
He aaid the sand haul should take about
six moatbs,· "The best that .can be done
with sbch -.'blf job." It will ht noisY for
bellChffOnt residents, he said. but no
more !O than earlier sand hauls.
The city of Newport Beach is more
lhan pleased to receive the sand which
should build the beach out as much as 400
feet beyond the present s~reline the 1.6
miles from Grant Street to 31st Street.
• ' Beach 'erosion in the area in year.s past
has co.st the city, the county and the
federal government through the -U.S.
Anny Corps.
There is no erosion crisis this year but
It is considered essenlial the river be
unclciued of. the million yards of sand
sediment before n.t!Xl winter's rains. Only
the boUom of the channel is of rock rip
rap and the sand levees could give \\'BY if
the Yi~er w~ t.oo higtl, Nelson sai_d._
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1'-STORY BUILDING TO MIRROR AREA GROWTH
Seabo•rd Fln•nce ~Mov~1 Bes ide the S.11lci1
Shirley Pretty Pleased
With U.N. Appointment
HONOLULU iUP!I -Sbirley Temple
Black said Friday &he was "thrilled." by
her appointment to the U.S. delegation to
the Unlted Nations.
The former ~hild movie star who won
fame siJ>ijng about "The Good Ship Lol!y-
pop" was told the news by radio telephone
while sporUiabing off Wailtiki aboard the
cabirl cruiser "Cuttysark."
"I'm naturally thrilled by the appoint-
ment," the lovely Mrs. Black told a news cqrif~ence. "~ I've always been inter·
ested in ·international relaUons, parUcu-
larly in the field of health."
She said she had known or the appoint-
ment a month ago, and bad found it
''.most· dlilicult" keeping quiet and fend-
ing off questioners.
She was asked about a report that as a
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,, NIXON • • • •
the dedication in Shiprock. N. Mex. of a
new Fairchild Corp. plant aDd Navajo
Indian picnic.
The young Eisenhowers will fly from
the White Hoq.se in Washington (where
they will visit Tricia) for the festivities .
The ribbon~tting ceremony will open a
$1.1 miU1on plant owned ·by the Navajo
'I'ribal Council and leased to Fatrcttild.
It is the Jargest industrial employer of
American Indians. ·
The couple then may return to San
Clemente for a final weekend with the
President and Mrs. Nixon before the
family leaves the Western White House
Sept 8. In his secluded Spanish hacienda the
President probably will not be bothered
Sunday if an antiwar group makes it!
second protest demonstration demanding
an end to the Vietnam war.
The Peace Action Council of California.
which gathered several hundred persol'l3
on Nixon's first Sunday in San Clemente,
Aug. 10, plans lo try to get a petition to
the President signed by 5,000 people who
want to end the war, end the 10 pe:rcent
income la.I surcharge and withdraw all
U.S. troops from Vietnam. .
Nixon issued the traditional Labor Day
statement earlier thia week, noting that
"lhis nation has always been ·dedi cated
to the proposition that J1onor lies in honest
tOi\. '' After his Labor Day activllies In Colo-
rado -where he may make a major
i:;peech --the President and Mrs. Nixon
will return l.O the Western White House.
RJriving at El Toro Marine ~orps Air
Station at 11 :30 p.m. f\1onday for onr
final week of his vacalion in Southern
California.
California convessional candidate sQe
accused the United Nations of dissem!na·
ting Communist propaganda.
She iimlled swtttly and iiaid the allega-
tion was "pu pule" (pah-pool.e) -Hawai·
ian for crazy. She added that she was
certain she had not said it.
f\Irs. Black wore a while tw<>-piect
flowing pajama-jacke.t set with a gold
print. She already had a good Hawaiian
tan.
"The United Nations haii done a good
job," she said, "and it is the only forum
\\'e have where people can di.!icusa philo.s·
ophy and politics."
She said she had no Idea what her
duties would be at the U.N. as one of the
live principal American representatives.
"Ambauador Yost has not announced
our us.lanments;• she u~.
Mis. Black caught no fish aboai'd the
''Cuttysark" which Is owned by prominent
Hawaiian Republican Wadaworth Yee.
She is weekending in Honolulu to attend
Saturday n!Jl:ht's testimonial dinner for
Republican Senator Hiram Fong of Ha·
waii. She will return to'. California early
nexl week.
Family of Five
Stay in Cuba,
Pla:ne Returns
1.11Af\1I (AP),-A family of five , In·
eluding an infant, remained behind in
Cuba Friday when a National Airlines
jet. hijacked earlier on a flight from
f.lia mi to Houston by way of New Or·
leans, returned to Miami with 43 other
passengers on board.
National officials said a m8J\ giving the
na.me J. Carba1Io bought tickets to New
Orleans lor himself, his wife and two
~ons just befort the Boeing 127 took off
for New Orleans. An infant rode free
of charge, the airline said.
The aircraft was SS mile& southeast
or Sarasota ,..,hen the hijacker pulled
a gun on stewardess Susan Mullerui. 25,
and made her walk toward the cockpit.
A fellow passenger, Mrs. Barbara
Aparicio Presley, a cousin or White Sox
baseball player Luis Aparicio , earlier
overheard the sky pirate discussing hls
pl11n in Spanish with his sons.
"He looked at me and said. 'If you
'.'IJX?ak Spanish. don't say a v.·ord . You
ha ve 1"''0 children and I have a gun,' "
t\Irs. Presley said.
i\1rs. Presley said "·hen the plane land.
cd in Havana the hijacker's v.'ife burst
into tears and said to the passengers.
"I know this i~ a shame. but don't take
it badly. \Ve did it for our son."
-·-· -·-· ---
allest Buildirig ;pue
' '
SeQ.bO(lrd to Occupy Hi ~ltop Structure . .
.:In September, WeJto\i.,e.c•{tt spokesmen
I JOUN VAi.TERZA ··said; • / 1 °' "" o.11y ,lilt s1m Nut to the building 'will sit • four-level ~-..... tbe -~ ..:," ~--·--.,_ parl<ing structure capable of holding i,375 aaCJ.VIMllAI an.. ..new,......_~ ll1o111~ ·-cartr
•I Orange County's tallest stntcture .., -, ''l'be B !boa B ·kl· ill ·d the la.Gory, mlrrof.lkled Ba I b 0 1 , ~ ~ . · a , w 1ng w prov1 e a ~~ w!U'~ctn ~S, JWke"""" ~mlilion square feet ol l!oor space for the. detignu aakl tor Mabo'1'd and the I n a,u .r a n c e
The Sl.O.mlWon BaJbQt, ' · ; tM' r ·~~le,. Crocker Cltii.ens NaUonal
Newporl"8each \>D1IOP w!l1 bGoae ~-in' ·, Baik .Will bo_ve a branch on the ground
temaUOaal •headqull'tert«• ror th. floor. Qt.her fltml ~>to lease space
·s.aoo..i ~ c.mp..,. ~ lta o!• 1ri the tower w!l1 be aimounc.d later.
filiate; the Blftioa• ..... wot I eompaDy; 'l\e r1tflect1Vt 81111 design Will Cfelfe a wl\ICI> 'l!lli own tile io..er. · cha.•ging appearance of the building
1'he .ltn&Cture .. which-will aoar over !1! tM>.u&h the average.,swmy day, designers
Newport Cenle< llnanclal plaza, ts beJni . aay. I
dealped ·-by. W~Beckett a"n'd · By dBY. ll>l .•!ne·fool·wide panes or mir· AJaoclai.a. It w!U have mirror giau arid roted i!ili'WDI ~ ~ around ii.
alumlnum Gn the oulalde, ~ it the As ·the day progresses ,Uie glaiis will
lar1tlt reflectar1I.US. buildmi -1n the become opaque, then traiislt.JCent, then
W,eat. , finally transpar~t at dusk sO that in·
Groundbreaking will ~~1Cbe49led later terior lighting will show through.
·i • • . '
The entire toW.; '"will rise from a
reflecUpg pool al .(ta base.
Oirk ·paving ..... wiU be ioslalled on the
pla!l le•el, ~ '-'"''""'ioll< slate will be
.included in labbieJ and-walls. • ••
The tower's height will be 240 feet .
The moye o.f Seaboard'• headquarters.
It$ officials have said, marks lbe first or
many for financial conctrQI out of
downtowTi Los Angele• into ' less con·
ge!ited and scenic are&!!.
Seaboerd President I{. Wallace Mer·
ryman aald ·that he ezpects tbe Newport
Financlal Plaza to become "one of the
major financial, insurance and com·
merclal centers in Southern California."
The Initial move. to Newport ' will in·
volve 350 emp)oyes he said.
Besides the B-1boa Buildinf, Welton·
Beckett lias designed and engineered the
Fashion JsJMd Shopping center nearby.
The entire NewpOrt Center is being
developed by the Irvine Company.
Work to Sttµ1 :.'··Jt.IJ!.ch-honored N ewp qr t
On New Schoor · ·0· f .. B c· ·z·
For Easthluff -·. er · ecomes ivi ian
Work on tbe new Eu\blull Etementar)'.
!cllool IDIJ'. begin u early u next .,...k,
with complel!on plaooed for Septemli.r ol
19'10, Newport.Mesa Unified S cli o o 1
Distrll.~ ofllctals said today.
The new achoo! wlll be financed by a
bond laaue approved by ~# ,ta•\ ,
February, after lhr<e previous tlOi!d tlec-.
tion11 since district unlficaUon were
defeated.
The three bond issues which were voted
down also called for another school to be
built in the Harbor Highlands area, but
unification increased the capacity of
Newport-Mesa schools and the Highland
school was no longer required, district
spokesmen stated .
February's bond election, to fund con·
slntction of the Eastblufr school alone,
passed by a 75 percent margin.
Modified and updated, plans for the
Eastbluff School, to be located at the in-
tersection of Vista del Oro and Vista del
Sot, call for a capacity of 600 students.
Students in the Ea!tbluff School area
will continue this year to be bused to
Harbor View Elementary.
Initially, the school will be for kin·
dergarten through the sixth grade, and
when the echool enrollment grows, sixth·
graders will be moved tO middle school.
Eutblulf &:boo! wUI be built by
Harwick and Sons, Inc. of Costa Mesa.
tbe firm was second lowest bidder,
with a base bid of $1,135,716. Ttle low bid,
made by Fred Beck Construction Co.,
was $1107 ,22:9. It was withdrawn because
of a ~lerical error, diStrict spokesmen
said.
Consruction plans can for sound·~sis·
tantgla.sl, in case 11oun d pro9f1ng
become! necessary as Orange County
Airport expands. It will cost an additional
$7,229.
Conduit! will be extra wide, in case the
school has to be sealed and totaJly
soundproofed. The wide conduit~ will
permit easy installation o( air·con·
dilioning.
IGndergarten
Totals Down
Registration of "kindergarten children in
Laguna Beach has been lower th~n an·
ticipated this year -about tw~thU'ds of
the enrollment last year.
Asst. Supt. Owen Tait blamed vacation
absences for the low registration and
predicted that by the time school starts
about as many youngsters will be enroll·
ed as last year.
Parents may register their children at
the school which the .Young students will
attend. 9r al the district headquarters.
If there are no si gnificant changes In
rnrollment in the first few days. some
stuOents may be transferred to equalize
l:lass sizes, officials said.
Kindergarten teachers this year a r e
l\lrs. Joan Swartzbaugh and f..1rs. Judith
~ee.ve at Aliso Elementary: Mrs.
Virginia Kunz at El Morro and Mrs. Or·
rilla Blanpied and Mrs. Leone Brockman
at Top of the World S-:hool.
'JUST LUCKY, I GUESS'
Soldi•r Alexander
·Sto i::m·ra>Vaged
Towns Reported
Almost Broke
GULFPORT, MISS. (UPI) -Hurrican•
Camille has caused the Joss or hundreds
of thousand o{ dollars in property and
sales tax revenue at a time when U1e gulf
Coast cities need the money lhe worst,
cit~· officials report.
''\\le're brokl'," ~aid mayor Danny Guice nr Biloxi. "\VC need legislation just to con-
tinu e our basic government activities."
''I don"t knoW where the money is going
1o keep cOming from." e<:hoed · Mayor
Philip Shaw of Gulfport. "I guess we'll
find it somewhere."
Nol only did Camille knock much pro-
perly off the lax rolls and almost elimi-
nate sales tax. bul the damage from lhe
storm put increased loads on city govern·
ment functions in almost every area from
policing. (ilarbage and sanitation control
and fire fighting duLies. Shaw said hi11
city was spending $3.000 a day over its
norn1a! operating budget
Guice ssid his city needed not just
grants. but Joans as well.
''I know \\'e can repay loans "'hen v.·c
iiet b;ick on our feel in a couple of year's
ti1nc." he said.
Sen. John C. Stennis, (D·~liss.,) and
Jlep. William Colmer, (~Miss.,) heard
the reports or the officials' plight Friday.
Stennis said he was "trying to put to-
J.":Cther a bill that will supplement present
laws" to undergrid the communities tax
bases.
Colmer said the hurricane had removed
1nosl property from the tax rolls and
sales tax revenue had been cut by 75 per·
cent.
A N~ Beac~ man is getting back
to ~ men prosa.it.sxzrsuits of cl'fillan
lire, iftet being dicOrated seven times
aod ..o..oded ., fl U.S. Army captain
serving in Vietnam:
"[ WU just lMCkY. I guess," say~
Robert F. AJexan •• of ·4240, Hilaria
Way, who Is now enrolled at USC for a
three-year law course.
The mO!t exciting moment in the
military career of former Capt. Alex·
ander. who commanded 50 met) of the
First Squadron, Ninth,Cavalry, First Air
Cavalry Division, came recently.
"When we touched ground at El Toro
and my friends were '"aitin~ to greet
me:." said the ronner DAILY PILOT
delivery boy .
His parents, f.1r. and f.·Jrs. Marcel
Meersseman, were also on hand as Capt.
Alexander arrived after his Jl month du-
ty tour.
The 1966 Newport Harbor High School
graduate was trained in ordinance at the
U.S. Army's Aberdeen Proving Ground,
Md., and there received a special wai ver
to qualify as an officer.
He won lhe Bronic Slar with V device
and Purple Heart in Vietnam, among
other honors, leading hi& men with a
grenade launcher during one attack.
All!xar,der 's Army citation says he e1-
posed himse1£ to hostile fire, leaving a
.:oecure J>l)sition to ri\ove forward and
blllfil the.Communist"POsi~ions. "
Another citation tells how he helped un·
cover a storage cache, rigged it With ex·
plo.sives and tried lo blow the Red struc·
lure to bits after moving his men away to
a safe position.
The demolition ch~rge failed to ignite.
so he advanced, reset the explosives and
ret.umed to his earlier po:Sition, this time
destroying the cache.
General Ringing
Ma ny Bells Ov er
Ne lv Phone Bill
Some General Telephone Company
subscribers are getting their bells rung
over a small a?dition to their monthly
se rvice bills.
It pays the firm 's 10 _per cent federal
tax S'Jrcharge to help underwrite cost of
the Vietnam War.
Orange County Division Manager Stan
Botelho said Friday that the so-called
revenue item shows up on customers'
bills at the express order of the ·Public
Utilities Commission.
If. for example, the income tax ratt
itself were flatly increased, under federal
la\v, the hike could be figured into a basic
General Telephone Company rate struc·
ture:· be said.
But since it is only temporary, it must
be show n separately as a reve nue item
ii.stead of being hidden in the flat
monthly service rate, Botelho continued.
A!t. soon as the surcharge is eliminated
by Congress. the service r::iJ.c will drop
back to $4.6&. the phone company
secuUve concluded. ·
l•M" N, W••• ,,..... .........
Jtdi It. C V!'lty vro ., ........ o..r• Wl'llttr
Art Exhibit Set
In Laguna for
4 Major Artists
County Reviews Complaints
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An art txhlblt at Laguna Federal's
gallery, 260 Ocean Ave., Lag\ma Beach,
during · tthe moo th ot September will
feature. the works ·of four major arlisl5
and Laguna Beach High School studenls.
Frank Chest.er ~·ill be exhibiUng pain·
llnas in wood. A FtsUval of Arts ex-
hlbltor, Cht&C1r creates landscapes and
designs from wood veneers.
Louise Leyden will shOw stvcral local
=:,to:; ==" .. '1 ... ":' 1':. and California scenes inoU painUngs. She ..., "' ....,..,. •1•-. ..,. <*• --. ha11 been a Festi val exhibitor since its ...., "-"-~ ...... """'""""' ... .,_.. ..., •MM• v11iw:.,.."""' -car,, days. :=, ~::;.: ~ ~= Charlotte Ross Is prcstnting figures
...._ II!' .i e.ec11. _. a and landscapes. She has held ~ver~I one-
--'"" -· · man:J!lou of 'Iler wi>rk In ml1ett ined!a. !."" ~<mlt~it Her,worlt I• rt-led In many private .• r=. C... ~ collect.Iona, 1nd she hu exhibited at the : "'e --. ..,.,,..,..... FestlvaJ ot Art! ror Ulree years. .., • =-~~~. -.>Allio 'e:ihlblk!d la .~portion or Veola
i< • ~·"""'° · '.Qi-'• di>ll·collectlon. vruaedJn find• ~ ~-::wJveta,. <iM,· 'mlnlt and beaver, many "';!'.~~. :; ":11o1i; rt~ the u~ or lace ilrlginaU1 ~.;...~...,..;;;..i;.,.;...-...;~. ·.lfom as Jona •Co'•• 118t.
Dana Trash Collection Under ~ Study
A recommendation tllal Orange county
supervisors retain the same trash col·
lcetlon contract r o r Dana Point and
Capistrano Beach wes made Friday by
lhe road department, \\'hich oversees
trash collection for county govtrnmtnt.
Supervisors Tuesday will hold a public
hearing on complaints about the trash
service of Solas Ol~posal Company, col-
lectors for the two beach ciUes.
Results of an investigation by the road
deparlnitnt are that the Solq operation
ct>mparu favorably with truli colloct!ng •
wvlce elsewhert in the COUDty. .
. "There are M ·comrilerclal collectbta Jn
lhe county th,t can 1 be im"'°""' I• ·
90me respect,'' the report·atatei.
'So1a1 is tn tht filth ytar of a ·IO·year
exclusive trlsh contrld. for the Dtna
Pplilt-Cap!slfano Beacb ma.
Recently, by unanimous resolution, the
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Capistrano Beach Chamber of C.ornmerce yea.rs aao, led c~torners to believe that
filed a complaint over unsatisfactory ·1rash pickups wert often mi&sed and that
trash service with Fifth Di !'it r i c I Trulis maintaiJ'ls Irregular schedules. has
Supervisor Alton E. Allen 's office. poor trash. conlaincrs ;ind charges
1'hat was £ollowed up by petitions (If unrtasonableJees.
complaint bearing the signature-5 o( f\Gad Departme.nl.i, investigators said
persons representing 31 busiMsses. they found mMt of (be pelitkln signers
Petitions were circulated by Dana complained abOUt U\issed or irregular
Point surfboard manufacturer Hobart pickup or railurt lo satisfy . complaints
"Hobie" Alter, Capistrano Beach wvice prOmptly:-.. ~ ( .
station owner LeRoy BroWn and A sampling Of other customers at ran-
Capiatrano Beach liquor store owner Leo dom round seVen of nJne rtsldents and 11 •
Cflade. ' o{ Jt buslneumen satlsrled with the
Tom Trul!s, <iwnu ol Solg llls-1, wvice,,t!Jo l•~ll§•l<>r• rel)Otl.
subsequently moil a Supei:ki Court su!l 'The round Solas 4iipooal bins in as 1
all<!D,1 l?lO,OOO In d'1'n~•i rrom 1.lr. 1nd ' g<>qd, condilion u O!Ws In lhe. am,.ond
Mr>, Charles w. Waltnian,.....,... ol lht ' by \ltlvtng 'atoupc1,· ~ ,routes liund .
Toro Dlspooai eo.n.11,ny, El T.,,,, ll1d the · -Y cuid\u... of'lJ. in ,~ mu
three petltlo!l clrcu!ators. , , . ,.... bills~ O>l;ulelf !II li!ft are !n-
Tru& claims Waltman, an vnsuccessful lr<quent pickUps.
bidder for the btach cities franchise five The re.port notta that part of.J.he pro-
I
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hlem there ml~ht be dllt to a reluctance
or citstOmers In arrange for '3ins or more
rrequcnl service. As rW blri prkes, they
foul")d them lQ be most ,cOf!lpe.tltive.
The Road · Departntenl reports, there
hnve been more comPl.ilints . lf'om the
area. th a n three other 'trash CQ.llectlon
franchi!:c· arens in the coUnty. btit ·rro1n
Feb. 1968 to ~tay 1969 th!i'c Wtte only
rive. complaints out of more Ulan 2,000
cust.omers. t • , •
As for the lrregu'b'r schedule. the:
report notes,. a tollectot Js .o.ot expected
IQ necessarily always come the" ume
Umc. of day bul anytime dur ing business
houri ·on a.sJe:cUlfld: d4Y· • '
IL notea mlll1•Un1>Rr.til<iJ\& ~-!hat cqul!¥ntnt rel"!f! haa4o lie clone In· tile
ctntf•I par> ij Ille, cqQnly and• there i•
not IOeal labor available to man the trasll
truck.s.
j
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ICeo:tt''"" 1W IN Deltr P'Ui( .. Slllfl
A sketch. ·a~trlbuted to Adolf Hit4
le'r 'vas-with'dr~\Vn from an auctton
in Rio'de Janerio When the bidding
stopped at $2,500 -hall or what
the o w n e r wanted. The sketch
shows a courtyahi of fl Munich
bier 'b3il 3nd be3rs Hitler's signa4
tu"F and· the date April' 1919. The
owner, an unnamed Brazilian dip-
lorriat, said he bOUght it lrom a
Gen;tian 'r e f u g e e in J3arcelona,
Spain, near· tiie end of \Vorld \Val"
JI.
Swis1 starlet Dorotea Erhardt, 22,
of Ba.sel, tics a lung scarf around Iler
waist io cover mini-skirt and a good
portion of ht'r legs. She took tile pre·
caution before trying to e1lter St.
Peter's Basilica at Vatican City since
nfficials ltave rece11tly btgu11 a cracl~
down on llte 1/wrt skirts i11 the
church. • Joseph H. Cincotta, a Memphi~.
Tenn. school teacher, and his wife
had saved $1 ,300 to go on vacation.
But, without knowing the money
\Vas in a pocket, Mrs. rCincotta
sent one of Cincotta's coats to the
cleaners, he said. The coat came
back cleaned -of dirt and cash.
Police are looking for the money.
''It no\v appears we'll be sticking
around home," said Cinco'l.ta. • Arthur l 11mb of Rom.ford. Eng-
land always had a dinner for his
friends on his birthday. Lamb
died but the dinners will go on.
The terms of his will left $300 for
hi s friendS to continue the parties. • '~~tr.:r7l.\r~ ....... '4.,.) ·-..; ' ,L'V'"' -
NeiglLbors recently Tcscned '
aevtrat firenten from the second ~
floor of 11 burlling buildi11g ln S
WiLmi1~ton, Del. Several fire · t
men ran into tlie house to see .1 ' if anyone was trapPf!d inside.
When they reached the second ~
storv they realized they were ,.
trapped. Neighbors. seeing the \ "I firemen hanging 011t windows f and gasping for breath. ra11 to ·
a ·nearby building and rctumed
with a ladder,
·-· ~ ~---. ~ .. .,.._ _, • Mrs. Fred Culmer of Richmond
gets 800 miles to a dress and 1,000
miles to a coat. She's a commuter
\\'ho \VOrks across San F'rancisco
Bay tor an insurance execulive and
took: up knitling as a hobby to pass
the time on the bus each day. She
has logged some 70,000 miles on
the bus ill'Jd bas turned out 25 out·
fits -calculating her knitting oul·
put by lhe miles it takes her to
complete ·an item. Interest among
fellow pasengers is ·so keen she
has given them knitting Je sSons.
HUBERT SERVES UP SOME SALTY Clltt'l!l.CI SM
C1llfornJ1 Isn't Really Th1t Great
l
~U$ifian: ~ays Dropouts
. !•1 u:s .. T1~y .to · Be Cool
By TERRY COVILLE
Of tllt ~Ill' l'lltt Jltff ·-,,. . "Becoming a society , drop-out · ln
America is like jumping fronl a teeny.
bopper to a dirty-old.man."
This i.! one of severa1 • cheerful
criticisms ,qf Ame1ican life oilered by
Hubert Loew, a bright, blue-eyed
Austrian who has spent the summer
working as a wait er al The Fisherman In
Huntington Beach and living in ·costa
ltfesa.
''About 90 percent ot your drop-outs
just do it to be cool. They copy the beliefs
of oLhers Lo avoid work." continued
Jiubert, "they're like vegetables because
they have missed Lhe transitional period
from boyhood to adulthood."
''They're on the beach by day and
stealing at night just because the~·re tQO
damn laiy Lo get a job," he opined.
.. They just get older, and the older they
get th~ JllOl'C :,un ta11 they get" '
Jiubert is a 26-year-old student at the
University . of VieQnB. He leaves this
v.'eekend for a cross-ccuntry trek wtth his
American wife, to return to his seventh
year ol study.
'This was his third :summer in America,
U1e first two were spent in Chicago, home
of his wi fe of one year.
"l was impressed by the size of
Chicago," said Hubert of his first sum-
mer. 1·Europeans think America is all
skyscrapers and freeways."
Travels t.o the, \Visconsin countryside
l\linihike Trails
Asked for Mes~
11ot on the heels of a proposed chain of
fishing Jakes in the city, Costa Mesa City
Councilman William L. St. Clair has
come up with a concept of establishing
minibike riding trails.
·SL Clair will ask fellow councilmen lo
vote for a 60-day study of !ht idea when
the Costa hlesa City Couilcil next meets
cin Tuesday. after taking the regular
night off for Labor Day .
California Vehicle Code restrictions on
minibikt: operation on public 11tceet.
make safe and legal riding areas ex·
tremely sc11rce unless 11 person knows
someono with a large pie.co ol private
propertJ.
St.. Clair suggests a site in the area of
Vista Park on the bluff besidt Victcria
Street, which stretrhes down to unused
Orange County Flood Control property in
the Sa nta Ana Ri l'er.
Recreational needs would be m e t by
such a development at quite low cost, St.
Clair believes, the same benefit·versus-
price argument In favor of his fresh
'"ater fishing pond proposal.
amazed Hubert. f;The cities are quite dff.
ferent, but the European countryside and
the Anierlt:an"11re qitlte lhe'same:''
That first summer ·Hubert be.came
something or a chemist mixing chemicals
for match heads In a Chlcago fa<.'tory. It
also produced 1wo of his first Criticisms
of America -educat!on and prejudice.
"We have a different phi losophv of
r-ducation than you ," he exp1a1ned,
"much of your unrest in the colleges is
because you force people to go who
shouldn't. You have too many idle
students not really interested in educa·
tion."
"Perhaps schools here are like com-
puters spewing out graduates, but not
education." he observed.
His philosophy was launched by, a
discussion with . two American teachers
'vho felt th.at in essence they were.no dff-
ferent than a brick layer.
"lf they were no different," asked
liubcrt.. ·:v.•hat was the point of their
education. Jl's not that a teacher is a bet·
ter man than a brick layer, but the whole
idel of education is to change a man."
"You concentrate too much on only the
inforn1atian aspect. and not the total
education," he added .
On prejudice: "I find people who are
prejudiced usually have an inferiority
complex." he said.
"I lived in a poor whitt: section or
Chicago." explained Hubert, ;.and I soon
realized how stupid it was , to look,down
on the'neatby Negroes, because my wh ite
neighbors were as bad or worse.''
He forecast a dim ouUook on the racial
problem. "l don 't think there is a solu·
tion, and if there is it will take centuries
to work."
llubert came to Southern Califomia
because his twin brolher, Hennann, lives
in Newport Beach and works as an ac-
counlanl in Long Beach.
"I'm more the revolutionary," laughed
Hubert, "my brother has been here lv.'o
yea rs and is half-Americanized."
He often hears the question, "How do
you like it here?''
"I can't te11 them the truth,'' said
!{ubert, "or they really feel hurt. Callfor·
r1ians, especially the ones 1vho arc not
uative, are very conscious of being here."
"It's not as surprising or fantastic as t
1\as Jed to believe," he said , comparing
California to Spain.
On the trip back liuberl plans to see
!he Grand Canyon. "Wisconsin is like
Au stria and Cali(ornia like Spain," he
said. "but we don 'l have such a canyon In
Europe."
The happy note in •lubert'' three trips
has been the experience of seeing a ne1v
country and making money. "Your
economic opportunities here are won-
derful," he said, "l have worked two jobs
in one day here. Th11t would be im-
possible in Auslria v.•ith our two-and-a·
half hour lunch."
SantaAnan •
Clw:llenge.~-£ ·
V ~tet ~Rl:ll~$ .... . .
A Santa ~· ma.n d•11jandiit Frjday that the county· clerk regtster him 11 a
voter in an action regarded by Orange
County SURf.;ior' Court .,UttioriUes ai a
unique challenge of voling requirements
regulations.
Carl 'C. JOhnson states JO 'his petition th~t O>u.n~y·Clerk .Willl~m .. st. J9hn refu"°
ed' o tt(:ept hi!· regu1trat1011 requC§t
because t of his ,(John!On's) Al3bama
(e~nylcr_i~ COl)victlon. JOh'nson himself
.d~~riRri that offense as· beina' one ot
'ITand 'ft'lef_t auto, during the .pe:riOcl 1940;
50.
.'""lle""~utes that version and iUeges in
hii" col\iplatn( that h'e 'waa 1'tak'en to a
t:00nl bY Alabama authorities, not ad·
v)sed or his rights. not supplitd with
coonsel, •not givcft benefit of tiial and
sent "lo 2:1 years in the Alabama prl:ion
system." ,
,tiit John wrut not availtlJle· for comment
late Friday. •
But a·spokesman for hts'office said the
complaint was the lir&t such challenge or
voUng fegul~lions that had been Hied
Witb thf.--Oep8rtment. ,
':-A\ l~~t ~ Superior C0011~judge
regards the Johnson action as ua unique
and surrrisina: test of the United State!
Constitution. '" ~
"! 'voukln't want to say more about it
at this early stage," he said. "But this
filing raises some very unusual issues
thaL are going to require a great deal of
thought from the bench."
Beach District
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Sets 8th Annual
Convocation Rite
About 700 fa culty, administrative, stu·
dent and civic leaders llave been invited
to the Eighth · A'nnual Convocation of the
Huntington Beach Union High School
District.
Guest speaker for !he~ a.m. Se.pl. $in·
spiralional meeting at the Hun·
lington Beach High School auditorium
will be Dr. \Vllliam J, Teague, vlce pres-
denl of Pepperdine College,· Los Angeles.
Greetings will be extended by ,,.lathew
\\'eyukcr' president or the district boml
or trU stees and Carl f\1anema'.nn, pre$i·
dent or the Dis~rict Educators Associa·
lion.
Following the program, the enllre
group will move' to the Huntin~oo Beach
lllgh School cafeteria for a spc1al bour.
Staff meetings Will be ~eld Sept. 4, 5
and' 8 lo complete all plans for the Sept.
10 school o~ning, ,. .
Yoga Instruction
Off ei·ed b y Beach
Beginning Oct. 6, the Huntington Beach
Recreation al)d Parks Department will
ofrer weekly Instruction in all phases of
yoga.
The course will be taught e~ch Mon'daY
from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. in the Recreation
Center, 1706 Orange Ave .. by noted yoga
writer and teacher Renee Taylor.
During the li'.i-week program student!
\\"ill learn how to exe rcise. correct
rhythmic brealhing, physical and mental
relaxation, coricentration and nulrilion.
A $10 rejlstration fee will be charged.
Further information is available lro1n
the department office at 536--2573.
200 PaintiJigs
Up for Auction
An art auction with over 200 paintings
nn the block 'viii be staged today at !he
Laguna Beach Festival of Arts ground s.
Proceeds from the auction will go
lo1vards the South Coast Com1nunity
llospital expansion fund.
Silent bidding will tai<e place from Jl
r1.m. to 2 p.m. Laguna Beach city ooun·
cilman Richard Goldberg will wield the
gravel from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The works of art have been donated
artists.
An added attraction will be Bob Peck
( .. Mr. Scribbles"), a painter and ,.com-
mercial artlst who is natfonally known
for his antics with brush and pencil.
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CHERYL• Dll(llBIS CAMILLI .FOR Hlllt MOTHllt,
Hurrl<1iil Sp.111 H\lnltntton lludt Giil
. .
T erro1·· of H urricalie': "
Jjy RUDI PllEDZIE• SKI :
Of ltltl ~II)' Plllt Stitt
\Vaa Cheryl dead or alive'! ..
Mrs. Dee Weygap.dt, who returned to
her home at 9703 Adams Ave., Hun-
tington Beach Monday Aug. 18lh lrcnibl-
ed with fe~.
~!eking .UP the DAILY PILOT dn , her
doorstep stie read of the fury Hurrle.sue
Camille wrought In Mississippi. The,re
'vere 10 dead In Biloxi that morning.
And that is where bcr 13·year old
daughter had been vacationing with
relatives. ·
"The articles In the·newspapers aJ'ld on
television were so limited in WOrmaUon.
I couldn"t find out anything about
Cheryl," she said.
f'rantic calls tn a television nel\1·ork
and lo a wire service produced at least
some lnrormalion about the 'extent of the
damage and the evacuaUon procedures.
But there was still no word of Cheryl.
"Uniteu Press tnt.ernaUonal told me ta
call U1e Red Cfoss and I plrt Cheryl 's
name , location and ideiµ;.{Jtng· Al'~~on
a list. And lhen all J coOld :ao b11•a1t.
"Finally I received a call Wednesday
night from a man in Biloxi "'ho said she
v.·as alive. Friday morning, through the
Red Cros!, I was able to establish contact
v.'ith her."
Neither f\Irs. Weygandt or· her
daughter, v.•ho is now back home in Hun·
lington Beach, remember anything that
was said during that a1nversation, except
fhat Cheryl announced she was coming
home and told her mother "don't fotget
to m~t me at the plane."
\Vhen she returned, she presented to
her mother a diary she began writing
V."hlle Camille shrieked through Mlssissip..
pi.
Staying with her grandmother in a
house. trailer, Chfryl heard the stonn
mount t>nd sweep over the city. ·.
"It came Sunday night," slle recalls.
"It \l'as all over Mississippi. But nothing
happened to my grandmother'• trailer."
The neip:hbors, hov;ever weren't so
forhrnate. Three or four trailera in t~
mobile home park lay smashed to bi ts by
the pov:erful winds. Another had its rooC
ca\·ed in by a huge tree.
\Vamings or more impending havoc
causer;! Cheryl and t.er grandmother,
~l rs. Lurine \Vhetmore. to seek safety in
L-011g Beach. Miss., where they stayed
\l'ilh friends .
Tenactou, Camille followed thcim,
ho,\·evcr, ripping through that town u
1vel1.
"They said lhe water came up to 20
reel," explained Cheryl. "But I was up 24
feet."
Again she was spared. No damage was
caused to her te1nporary ho1ne there, q.
cept to the awning over one of the win-
dows and to the roof, where a large lret,
~;=ed ~~elf ~:;~~fng ~!n,o!~
"With some of the other houses not1!1111
y,·as left standing. And from another
there was only die frimf. '1;lli1t ... ter
rushed through~." th< oald.
"I was;n't too ·scared ,when tbe · wind
wss whlstllng ·.anil ~lowln& liltle',toc:U.
but when the·tree. came through 'ttie c:tlJ-
ing'I \\-'ent (o· bed." ·• ·
Cheryl and tier grandtnother were
t:\•acuated' 900n arte-t that ti> Hatttesbur1.
"'hen an .emergency: ,helter had been set
up in the boys dormitory, on a colle&e
Campus. · · · · · · · ~
It was there, in the·relative quiet orttit
Univeraity, where she.~ writing the ·-·t of th• hurii~ lotfio• ipqther.
Three days· later the 'roa:c[!\o lbe-'New
Orleans airPort was cfear~a'hel1·Cberyt.
who tiad been carrying her return t.k:tetll
everywhere she mnt, was packed oU on·
to a plane to Caijfp~la~ :
Although she apPears h: • pp 'y •
her, rn0th6 says ·~e iS. SPfferinl:.from
pers~t<nt ~ and Glt<n._l'•kel
from her slte.P: ). Pflyslclan adv!~ her
to rewrite her diary in ~ of rel~
. th< ...,,,;cona1' butldup.,Mn. .• Wtyprid\
said. · ·
"I don't think I'll ever 10 ~~ck ·io
1.ilssissippi lC1 visit," sbe Spla. ~d 1her
mother added, "Nert y~ J ( b i JJ.,k
grandma will a1me and visit us." • ' ' . . The crandmother, however, ~s to
enjoy her locatlorr despite 'the · occasionil
dlsaster1 •al1d WtJl·not1n0vt."' ' · i
"Shr.'a 1lready been· lhrvug!\ twoiotber
huM'ielnes and !he sl~ thrOuih oM or
them," Mrs. Weygandt said.
•
Antique Crystal
Stolen at ShoPi , :;·
A piece of antique clear cut 11ead ~ryslJll valued at '250 wall ~-.U.,
from tne Castle Gallery Jor~ AJtUq~
shop-ISO N. Coast Hllb'way~ Tl)!ll'~;lo
Laguna Beach poU¢e.' . · ; ... , :
The v~luable cryatal was laktn from.,•
set of French anltque amber lusters,
reportbd Les Jorden, 51, of 47 S. PottOla
St., South Laguna. -
Another theft was reported from the
Chani1 Galleri"; lS90 South Coast
•Ugh way. A broilu casting of a litUe girl
silting on a square beach stone afld
vallled at StOS w.a11 taken.
Huntington to Screen
Laurel,' Hardy FilJil
Laurel and Hardy's. ''The Bp(lemjan
Girl'.: will be the lut.. of the HlDltington
Beach Public .Librli'y'• mtMea qn the
'3l1d,, at dusk, S•'!l:'flJ''niglrt.
; The free flick •In 'be, llj>c)wn In \I!<
~aoh area jua4 ~ of the1 ~
headquarten .at Like StJ:ee( and hdti'e
Coa!>t Highway, ~ • · • .. ··
Its whats =inside that counts! This means the Mariners .Reople, and ttieir'proVen
professionalism in matters of finance. 'ttmeans
Mariners peopl~·to.·people interest iri ~tir.
security ••. and Mariners wise investment of)'Ollr.
money in th e progress'Of our community.
'
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•
Join your neighbors and.open a Mariners savings
account, today. Remember; federally-insured
savings with the nation's highest rate of interest,
from day, in to day out. Also free Travelers
Cheques and free safe.deposit boxes.
(with.minimum $?,000 ace.cunt).!
' 1
"' I
~ a Jmes EJIK.,11 Cbrcll.
11111 Via Lido, Newport Beacll,
welcGmel Jeuie Hunter as
-.J coMUJlanl She
will be ._.,, In adult as ...u .. ""'°' re!lpJus educa·
and Pew
' ,
!Joo.~ for cburth ocllal!I 'Wlll be)>oldJlept..7 and
H. Cluaes mwne on Sept. II.
• • ~
<'mnmunion w!U be obsmed
el 11,. J ... &M;DhO•
...... ,.1 Cllll8, IOll~
Ave., COsla MW, el 7:30 ~·
Ud •hlbe ""° a.m. family ~. SUnlloy -Is allO held at 1:30 a.m.
Fatht.r Robert J\ l e y •
dlrtctor of Trln1t1 Mission lo
the Deaf in the Diocese of Lo5
Angeles, will deliver the
.. rmoo.
The congregatiOn of Com·
m-:!t United Metllodl1t
0 , Ma Hell Ave., Hun-
tlnjtOn Buch wlll hear the
Rev. Roger G. Bets worth
pruch al both the I and 10:30
a.m. aervtcm. 'Ibe tWe Of his
,.nnoo Is "Tbe ~I Ac·
conlJng to Mallll<w. • Child
care and church school class-
es for all ages are available
at both services.
Tbe 3unl!>r_ BIBI> Methodist
•
Youtb Fellowahlp wtll.i.:.it Ill
t :30 p.m. In Moott Ball. 1lll>
day.
"In Partne.rUl.Jp With God"
"111.be Jll'U(hed by 1be Rev.
Norman L. Brown, Sunill,y, 10 a.rn: al PtymMllo Coql'lp·
doUI Chn:b o1 Newpwt llal'
bor, li62 Broad SI., NewPot:i
Beach. Sunday scbool ariil
babysittinJ senice are ~
vlded.
At .,. Fo1111talo VaUey
Pruhyteriu Cburcb, 9 4 Z 0
Talber\ Ave., Sunday the 11
a.m. sermon will be "I Believe
in ..• the R~urrecuon of the
Body and t h e Life
Everlasting." number si1 in a
series on the AposUes' Creed.
Sunday sdlool will precede al
9:4S a.m.
At the special eveningllmt
there will be a fo r um
discussion "All About John the
Baptizer." Be&iJming with
outside games and refreshments at 6:30 p.m., the
,_,,, Will "'" ""1de al I o'clock. , • ..
"Chrial Je1111" IJ the IUb]ecl
of thll Sunday'• auili1a.n _l.........,_fOT aJI .
area~
~ ·~· Tbe • llev. Arlllut uiri~ cllrtCior ., Lulbetaa ooclal
servioea of Soutberft
Calilornie, will be the .....
preacbtr at ~
Lutberu Ctiare•, 1112
Hamlltoo AVe., Hunlinaton
Beach. Wonhip IJ beld at
10:30 a.m. Nunery tac:WUu
art available.
Sunday church school for
lbree-year<Olda lllrooali lhinl
graders is also at 10:311 Lm. In
the Educallonal B u II d I n J . Older children wonblp with
their parent..
Dr. <llarles H. Ditreftlield
will preach on the theme "Liv·
ing in a Gokl Mine'' Sunday at
!See PUU'IT, .... II
c......ie BeJalrid tJae scenes
Teen-agers from Huntington Beach, ROnny Tye, Nancy Blakesley, and Pam
Walker, all lf, lend a helping hand in the Billy Graham Crusade slated for
Anaheim COnvenlloo Center lo September. 1be trio, among hundreds of work·
ers, are sttning up the_ county in hopes of making campaign largest ever.
Think We
Can Do
•
Anything?
By LOUIS CASSELS
•;u we can send men to the
moon. we can do anythina."
Have you heard-or spoken
-words to that erfect since
Neil Armstrong took hts"glant
leap for manlr:incl"!
~fany people have. There
seems to be a widespread con·
viction that man has now
established hll compete.nee to
accornpllsh any feat h e
chooses.
TRIS BEUEF is open tn
debate on purely I o g I c a I
grounds. What the moon tan·
ding demonstrated was man 's
technological sir.ill. But many
of the world's m05t' serious
problems -eliminating wa r,
achieving racial harmony, im·
proving the quality of family
life, to name only a few -will
(See PRIDE, Pqe S)
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECT.ORY
LOOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANCE?
'" FAIRVIEW IAP11ST CHURCH IA. L C.I
F•irview Rd. At Fair Dr., Costa Mesa
9 A:M.-Chutch Schoof 10 A.M.-Worship
• It I fl 1tfttffJ . lcp ...... kMJ GrHps
HNN _. ... <: 1h1 14M611
HAUOR TRINIT'f IAP11ST CHURCH
12H ............... c... w .. .... c..-..... .......
lalldq ScboOI t :46 Lm. lltomlng Worship 11:00 a.m.
llptJ1I Tralnin& Unlon e p.m. Evenllle service 7 p.m.
W-1 Bible Study & Prayer ........... 7:00 p.m.
RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
611 HAMILTotf, COSTA MBA
J.M.., Su..I ••••..• •:4S Tr•l11l119 U11io11 •••••.•.• 6:00 ' "'~---' -·•· h o11l1t Worihil' , •••• , , • ?:00 -.. w.,...,, · · · • 11 :00 We4. h-011iri1 Sorvic1 • , •• 7:00
,._ '4M111 N__, At..,. A_,.... ~I UNIVERSITY IAPTIST CHURCH
ma t. L rAUu.111 •D. 1
MllJA AHA Hll•tm
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHIS Of THI MOTMD CHUlCH
THI PIRST CHUICH OP CHllST, ICllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MAISACHUlml
''CHRIST JESUS"
Subject of Lesson -August 31
Costa Meu -First Churcll of Christ, Sclentist
, ........... Dr .. c.-. ....
......, Sd:1t t 111 .....
Cll!Ncll S..-.lce 11 A.M.
1-a.., ..... 1110 .... , ... "·
Huntington Beach-Firtt Church of Christ, Scitntlst
111 on .. s,.-, Sdl..r -t :lO a. 11 :M
Cll11rcll -11 A.M. s.mc.
lHdl•t 1 .. __,10 ORN
Laguna Beach -First Church of Christ, Sci1nti1t
611 Hltll Dr.
Cll:rdt a. s-Hy SclliMl-t:JI I 11 :H
............ 214 ...... An.
Newport Beach -First Church of Christ, Sci1ntl1t tuttDAT KNOCK. ................................... t :4S A.Mo MOltJllllJllle WOJl:IHI, ........................... , ..... , 11 A.Mo h&MI ... WO..IHIP , .................................. J P.M. I 3J01 Yle Uff I c11 .. rc11 a. S1Hsy s.11 .. 1-t:ll a. 11:ot
IH4lllf ..... 1111 YI: LN•
I i Newport S.~h.SO.Ond Church·of Christ, Scientist
FllST FIRST CHRISTIAN '"' '"''"' .,.. "'· c-"' -IAPTlST CHUICH 1 CH. U RC. H I' c••~• •. ~-.. ,.,,_,. A.M. .. _._ I I ....... _ .. _. ..... C-Hwy.
«""*"°• .. .., .. " I' Victoria&: Placentia Ave. 17411 M....., '· v. Costa 111esa All are cordially invited to attend the church servk:ea
.... ._......., Mf:httr _,._ I . "'"' and enjoy the privil.eges of the Reading Rooms
MIDWIU: Sl•YICI WIOHISDAY ................ ·7:Jt PM. . ~ .. Ac-. ,..., """" ....... MWl11
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THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcom11 You.
ST. JAMU, 32ff Ylil Liff. ,...,.., lffdi
l :M AM-Hety I.._.,
1 l :H AM -tWr IM•t llt • M .... ,,.,_
QIW c .. • 11:11 AM J
l111ter, ft. a... J ... P • ....., II; Auti., n.. ... n..111 c,._,
Phone: 675-0210
II ST. MICHAEL lo All ANGELS
Ill Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona de! Mar
Sundays: 8:00, 9:30 -Child Care at 9:30
Holy Days as announced 1.11 a-w• ... a.a., ,... ................ ...,.._ ,.._ '44..o461
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M.
Sundays 7:30 & 9:30 Church School-9:30
1bundays: 6:30 & 10 a.m.; Holy Days u announced
Y&:.. Tll:i ..... ,,... W. Dtnll•• -,.._ 14Wl21
EPISCOPAL
Newport Harbor
Lutheran Church
2501 Cliff Dr. LI M293
,....,,,,.....,.....,,...., I
n.1 ......... Wlll._,
' '"""' ..... 1.. ,, .... N:• ...... 1· ~' kMtl r 11t "' ,., ... .. .,..,..19 SOn1ce 111 .. te Ill.. 1
Nursery care available
Lutheran Church
of tho Master
2900 Paclflc View Dr.
CORONA DEL MAR
Dlt. WILLIAM It. ELLER
Phone '44-2164
S:45 A.M.-F.'"lly W1nhlp
tt41 A.M-Su114•y Cl111.rch
School at an •trvice.s
WELCOME I 11 :00 A.M.-Fo1ti¥• Wonhi, ·--
CHRIST lUTHIU.N CHURCH
Miuourt Synod 760 Vlehr ... , .. Ci•hi M9N
L.tPMr V. Tern .. , Putor
Wt""• ...... IOIM 1111 a II A.M.54.I ltl• SOllU sm.. t·• .t, "*" lllQ CJl•1 t a• A.M. y I • .M. CHllmAN IUMINTAIY SCHOOL l4a.61U
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
e111 st ... """" LmM -, .. '"'., """ """" PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH M"'1..,_ 1Hca, Cll#onll• TM llrr. JMMI c;. eawr, Patw Moi• Vtr4t Oti"• & lakot Str1ot, Cod• Mos•. C1lif.
Suncfiy Strvicft ••011w c. AM0111so,.. ''""
,,. A.llL. HMY C.O~MmMn•'• t:• A& .... 11, SW.-•. QW'do llllUy StMtl t iU Mfnllllt W9"hl11 l •tl & 11,lt
11w ,.M. •-kMot r ri11coo •f Poirot L1thoro1 Sch1ol -Miu E•tho• 0 1 p · • I ,,. P.M. •-itc>llHI Hltl A.;'1L.,,..............,,..., Of . It.II, tlllClpt y._ ~ • .,...,., g 111 ......,..... fico1 Ph1r101 ti4f.0!2 I Scohool Pho11o: 549.os•z
1;-.m.""""""'"""""""""""""""""""''""""""""""""'" i~~~~~~~~
1 Flnt Anemblv of God Church I w. ""••• '' Y•• • . • 1
146 I . 22nd St., Coeta /Msa Su.37'1 Ii UNITA~IAN Attend the church
lev Hlcko .. 1. Miriitt•t 1f Y11ulh 11 UNIVERSAltST 1 f M. c . Crooic, Pnter Jollo fiolltilcl, AIMCr.t• I CHURCH o your choice
SCHUUU OP SllYICIS 1219 Victor!• St,. Cotto M•M ' s d 646-4652 . ,, ... ,. on un ay
Clilf'dl ~ •
0
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Cll~h Choir -$&.ril P•11l1011, Directer
YWtert 'Wi'h•• -H...,, A......., A Cordi1I Welcome from
... ..,
Me1111i11t Wonhip S:lO I 11 :00 Millllfw ClllJ4 C... Pt ... 1.11 AT AU SllVICiS
S11ittl•y Scoheol ••••• , •• ':JO D•.,S.. H"9n 11'~~~~~;;;;~~~;;;:;~::;;;~~~:;;:;;;:::;;;;;;;;;::;;;;:;]1 I V ..... Mllllttw
Ye11th M•otlllf •···•••·• 6:00 Ii •mr wmtii, ........... ••H '·'"· ••a•• ., ...... ,,...::::!:~.~~.!°"n Gollnick, m""''0' THE UlllTED METHODIST CHURCH
Pr S i.... 6 30 llMt Sdlftl .......... •=••·'"· '''' ,,....,r-• • • • • • • • • : ' MlnlMll wonriw •••..... 11141 '·"'·
l-illf SMYi .......... 7:00 I Yflll'll car-' .............. ''·"'·
...,..,. .......... II ...... I YNu;~ery .. care·· PFOVid:d'
'42·2421 ...... ,,. ....... 1
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
· Mai" i Adems Streets
Huntington Be1 ch
Mon1i11t Wer1hi,
ct.ur<::li of tt., D•ily Ward
NEWPORT UNITY
CHURCH
l•r;.. o. 'lkldl!IW
MIWollltr
I Slh I l1 ... i110, N•wpo1t l••ch
tSenio!' c111r-Culldlng)
l :ll & 11 :00 AM ' t :45 A.M. Su"dty School
lililo School , •• , ••• , t :45 AM
Y ..
'
• 6 00 'M 10:00 A.M. Do.,otio"•I St ,....ic• o •rovp1 ••• , • • • : 1 EY011i111 Worthip ••••• 7:00 PM OFFICE: aoo w. <.ont HIOh .... •Y· H.1.
........ ~ -W--1 D.M.
Nunrr CMo """"IOlll mt 111 Mrvlcft 'I
omc.11»-tilf •. D1tl °"""'~* I DIAL•A.f'IAYIR-646.06lf
WHAT A SHAME •••• ... .,..... ...........
CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA
llTWllN HAUOI Miii fAllYllW
SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY • , ••••••••• , •••• ,:41 AM
SUNDAY MORNING WORSHlr & COMMUNION •• 10:41 AM
SUh!DAY EVENING WORSHIP •....•••••••••••••• 6100 P.M.
WEDNESDAY EVEN ING l ll LE STUDY ••••.•••••••• 7:JO rw
NUUln CAii PIOYIDD
D11U9 0. Miryflet4
Ml1imr
Phone: 541·5711
.... ,.... A ............. ....,
Day or Night
HARBOR REFORM lfMPU
mfftlng at a St. Jam11 Episcopal Church
3209 Via lido, Newport •••ch
SABBATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
IU.111 l•JINAJID P. ICIM• llOJI IMllOllMATtoJlll CALI. US.n>t
CENTll~l Ill CORONA DEL MAR ''. BIBLE CHURCH .Jiii ,~;.~""'~"~II au1tc1; 1:
GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
15th & Monrovia, Newport B.1eh
~'Y 'i !'-~ · 0~'S 'i I k3 Empho1;dn• z ?.
1'/J ""' W•t .t H ... H-.lt•ll 646·6621 .,. 14 .. 7166 ,...,.,, 1111""'-'1. P11i.r -••M Mlllllf', M"1UI Olrff!W
SUNDAT SllYICIS
':41 A.M. -S1"'9y Sc•MI. N•'"'T Cere
11:10 A.M. -''Tlw lt:n:I C•mt "4 Hh ,,,,.,,, ..
' S1r'"o" liy ... , •••
~ The Plo1n of God 1~ V\
, 1he Prrton of Chtisf I ~
1 The Power of the Holy Spirit / "llltti +
I : I' '
... , \ .. •'1-, I~ :Y~ ""--_,, ~ ~ ~" It MA'f ,...._
I 7:01 P.M. -I••· l1~m Titrdl1H
I
Mi1,ion1ry frol'!I H•iti
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HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wiiton, Costa Mffa
Y. L. HllTWICK, Pater
141-4714
CAIL •tNTIY
Mbthtw •f M..&c
'•"'·· bl1114 COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH
I IS Ar•'• 675.0950
1:11 "'''1'11•1 Worthi, t :JO Tr•dltio111I Worihip
& Su11lll•y Selleol
Cott: M11•
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
lttt. St I H•rllor l l•d.
Church School f :l O A.M.
541.7727
Cost• M111 North
MW V~RDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M•H V1rdo & l•kot St.
S4f·271•
Wer1hi, I Church School
t :OO I 10:10 AM
Hu"ti119to11 l•tch
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
272 1 17th St •••• ,Sl6·l5JJ
S11 ... icoos -t 130 & 11 e.rn,
Nwr1ory thru 2114 9r•d• • 11
Church Scho1I -9:]0 •·11'1·
Hu11ti119lo1 lo•coh-Nerth
COMMUNITY
MITHODIST CHURCH
6••2 Heil A.,,,, .142.4461
Werthip & Churd1 School
t & IO:JO AM
l,....it10-E•tt l luff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l lJ0 12ll
18 422 Cul ... 11 ll.01d
•t Uni"'"ilv Ori••
Wor1hip I Churcoh School
t :lO A.M.
L111111• lt•coh
U.fiUNA HACH
METHODIST CHURCH
21612 Wo1l1y Dr it
So. Lituno
Worship 10 AM
Churt.h Sr.\.ool 10 AM
499.JOll
N1wp•rl lo•eh
CHRIST CHURCH
IY THE SEA
1400 W. ltlbo• l l•d.
613·1105
Wor1hip I Church School
t I IO:JO A.M.
M..,. ,..,.. .., tlt9' "e senlns et
CALVARY CHAPEL
.,. ... Met M.,iNtl .... tlley "" ..., •tt.Hff ••. tlt:t th
1...,.. WW. .,.._ •e lat wltet tk(n Motl 1MrClll19 for . . . -.... c .................... -111benltl, h • h'vO .... 9f 6d,....,, Tiiie ..., lie trw '9f yo1'll ...... ktteW •II•
._ YM .n.M lllYICI. IO:JO S.llffy Moral .. ,• tlle cerfff .t .,....,1119 a. SellfloWH.
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL • U1dtH Chirc:ll et 611 HELIOTROPE 111 I
SUNDAY SERVICES
,:41 A.M. -S.H:y klle•I
Cl .... hf All At•
11111 A.M.-"lrnS.-"
1:1 PRES~YTERIAN CHURCHES
' of the Coastal Areas RELIGIOUS SCIENCE Wo--11.ee A.M . Sor'"o" by P1itor
4JO 10th St., Hwnlit19lo11 loocoh Chrdl lc•1• ..... 111H A.M'. 7i00 P.M. -''Tiie ~ ef •e4"
Phon• 51•-2120 Of, PJlll .... ""'""•,........ Sorl'!lo" ltr P•tlor
,,i,dult I Youth S1r ... ic;o1-MlQ "'""' llllllfo O.C,L 1 '"oo A.M. 673-4000 COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL I
EINIST PA.Tl. MINISTER I ~"""".":'"".-.-""'-::"'""""'"""""""":'::::1"""""""~,,111::::~~~~~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~:::::;::::;::;;:::;:;;::;;:~1!1...""""~·;~;"'"":;;;•~-~·:•:'"':;;;:•~""';,;-;;,;:•:••~·~·='";;,,;-~c~•;••~c.;;;~;,,,""""~I
.JJ.artor Ckri1Jlia11 C/iurclr Seventh·Day Adventist Churches
Of NIWPOIT llACH-IDltelplt1I
M....... a.,.1..ty He,..,-... ,,......,., 'S.k1I
421 .. 11ttii St., Ce:N w ...
Worship - 9:45 A.M.
"'""' c-'"'~ Phone: 67S.391S
Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy
Con M:• l•t••• NI ....
211 A•oc:-4!.._!ffHt ...... ,,. ..
Joh" Showl'!lt~I, P•,tor Setitfl Sll.r'lll a.,tl.st ChN•
Pho11•: &~1·6S•• lJ71J Cr.ft Yet.., r..nrr,
S.\Htfl ScltHI •••• t :JO AM A. E-. l ow1e11, P•tlot
Mer11l11t w....w, .. 11 :10 AM PheM1 4t2·Jf l6 S.Wt. .. kllHt • • •, t iJO AM
Pniyer MHttllf ·WM· 1:JO PM M.....i119 W.,..,,. •• 11:11 AM
! ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH : FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
I t040 t•lbert A\19. CT•bett & ,. .. Hllel, JOUNTAIN YALtn IMl1ie1rl Syrt..41 wenhlpl!lt •• tho UNIFIED SEii.ViC£ • S1111d•y Scho1I f 1JO-WOlSHIP • I O:lO
UN IVERSITY PARK SCHOOL Worthi, a Ye•th Group1 -•:10 '·"'·
$1114Mt~otthow1 111 U11l.,onity rar• Nu"'" ,,...,14od et •II 1wrlff1 ~ ........ .:; ... ;;;,·;H~.N;~;;;..!!::;:~·~·~:;:~:,!::. ...... ·~i~·~-·~·~··~ ........ !11;::=;:::::::':::' ....... ::::::c"""====-:·:· .... ::::"'::':"""'::::"""""::::::;;;::::;:::J
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ly •ct11•I ro•J•nhi, ,,11,, '"' ef tho ftllfft ,e,,1,, fllwt''"'
fo1lu101 1111 A'"orlc• 11 tho Alli L•J1d1r1 c1I"'""' It'• 1 J .u,
"r1911l1r" lri t~1 DAILY PILOT.
I
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH
I "o"·J•11..,•i111ttio111ll
c .. r. M11e W•MH'1 Ch• -W• lltlt St ........... c--SUNDAY SERVICE ......... 11 A.M.
NI,,_.
CIMrrc• Office: Dr. lntlCt •N4. OfNctw
141 len 11tl Sr. In. '--'ti ...... ,._.._
C.... M.. ln • ......_ '9hf, ..... ....
r ..... 11 ... 1 64$ .. 2441, Dey ., M ....
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TEMPLE SHARON
Christ Church Presbyterian
20111 M.,..lte fNffr .._, Hntlllf'elt hecll a... All• 0 . Sm.111, lmtt. r.t.r
S•ltf_, W•-'1': t:JO AM Cll•rch ScMol: 10:41 A.M.
OfflM 20111 M .. 1elMi SI. ,.. ... 961-4940
Church of the Covenant
2111 .......... 1-4, Citst1 M1M
l 1u&o A. k11n lo, P1 1tor s .... ., W.,.. & Clltircll Scllffh t:ll-ith•IM' 141-4104
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
... It. A ........... ....,... .....
CHAIUS HIUllT Dlll .. ftlLD, PAS101
W......,, & Clilrdl .... I I. t:lt 11 I AM
'46-7147
St. Mcutc Presbyterian Church c.r..-,, ....... a...,..."'..., c..... ... .._ -----w..w,aa-..1 ..... 11A11 .....,,.,
Community Presbyterian Church
411 ,_..A.-flt llMI It.I, ...........
tAU.U TURHll, PASTOI '
WenMp • t ill & 11 flt A.M. -Clttwdl S.h91 • t :ll A.M.
4Ko7111
ANDY HAS ANSWERS
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Open Sunday 10·7 --Monday 10·6 SUN. & MO"~, ONLY! Pulpit anll Pew . ' .
COSTA MESA ONLY
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St. Aodcew'1 Pre1by&erl1a
Churtll, 800 St. Andre.w'1
Road. Newport Beach. Morn-
ing worship service hours are
at 8, 9:30 aDd 11 a.m.
New member, classes • for
those wishing to join the
church are held Wednetida)'
evenings at 7:30 In Grace
Chapel al the church.
The aroup ot .20 lllCh ecbool
and colltp ~tl> wll1 brllla
SUP\)lles and recreaUooal
eqwpmtnt lo lhe SouthWttt
Baptist MiS1ion staUon. The
eqµIpmtnt wlll be uled in ·lbe
~tl> center, a gnject ol Ibo
awth CYF 11'.00.PI. wlllcb 11 now under construction.
Local youths from Christian
Science cburchea are cur·
rently ~ a ~ tour or
America ,tbli lncluder Grand
Canyon, Prt&dPll College in
St. Louil, WailhlJlilon, D.C.,
New York and Boston, wbere
they heard the editor of tbe
ChrilUan Science Afonitor.
llablil" ...,ioo ~y; I
pm. al tJ>c t.mple, 111. W,
Hsmllton SI., Costa. Mesa. tn
addition to Rabbi Garson
Goodman the 'temple's board
will be present to &reet ind
~ wltl> a-ta.
Friday eveniri& servlai will ·
begin at 8:~5 and sabbath
n1orning sel'Vtets are slated ror 10 o'clock. The morning
iorvlce w 11 1 ~'!JlClr tJ>e' liar
..Mltivah of llten1ll&mes.
I: iloFDISCOUNTS
The Rev. Willlt J Loar,
pastor of the f'tr1t Bape.11&
Cburcb of Hunttn,ioa Beat~
returns to the pulpit this Sun-
day with the message "God'•
Final Word." HU; message will
be given at both the 1:30 a.m .
service at Pee:k 's Chapel, 78.11
Bolsa Ave., Wea:tm.in.ster and
the 11 a.m. service at Hunt·
ington Beach Chape~ ~th and
Orange, Church 5Chool ia hekl
at 9:30 a.m. at the do\vntown
chapel.
Special Selichoc services wm
be held next Saturday, 7:30
p.m. to begin the High Holy
Day &eaSOn. Rabbi Goodman
will preaent a sermon entilled
"And the Worfd Fell Into
Place." A "Melavab-Malka"
supper will precede the mld-nl&ht penllent!al progtAD'.
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The fall schedule will begin
\\'ednesday with bible studies,
7;30 p.m. also at the down ·
to.,..,n chapel.
Sunday evening servlcts will
resume Sept. 14 and choir
practice will begin Sept. 11,
7:30 p.m.
Young people of Hunttaaton·
Valley Baptist Cburcb, 9'n9
Slater Ave., Fountain Valley
will conduct the service Sun-
day evening, 6 o'clock. Monty
Meltebarger will bring th e
evening messiage with lipecial
music presented by other
young people and a reading by
Miss Shirley Dixon.
Sunday school is held each
vteek at 9:45 a.m.
t.fomlng worship begins at
JI o'clock with children's
church for children under six
years of age.
Nursery care is provided at
all services.
HunUnglon Beach's Ftr11
United Methodist Church, 2721
Seventeenth St., will conduct
worship services Sunday at
9:30 and 11 a.m. with the Rev.
Edward C. Erny preaching the
sermon. Church liChool also
meets at 9:30 and 11 a.m. with
cliuses for all ages. The youth
groups meet at 6:30 p.m.
The sermon topic for the
morning worship services at
First Christian Cburcb of
Costa 1'1u•, 792 Victoria SL,
will be "The Laborer is
Worthy of Hts Hire." Past.o_r
James E. Piercy win preach
this messaa:e at 8:30 and 10:40
a.m.
During the vesper service, 7
p.m.. the color movie
"'Through Gates of Splendor"
will be shown. The story of
martyrdom and triumph of
fi ve young missionaries killed
by the savage Aucas is
presented in the film . It is
narrated by Betty Elliott, the
widow of one of t'b e
missionaries.
Both Sunday services. 8:15
and 11 a.m. at Cbrt1t Latllenn
Churcb, 760 Victoria, Costa
f\.1esa will feature a message
by the Rev. Lothar Tornow on
the theme, .. The Service of
Love."
S u n d a y School, Bible
classes, and the informaUon
cl8J1S will meet .at 9:30 a.m.
with nursery care provided al
all services.
The Churcb of Religious
Science of Laguna Beach.
20062 Laguna Canyon Road
will hear the Rev. John
Realherstone, director of the
Youth of Religious Science in
Los Angeles, Sunday, 9 and ll
a.m. The Rev. Featherstone
will speak on the subject
"Tomorrow's Church Today or
Not at All."
The Laguna Beach church
also sponsors Thursday lec-
tures .at 10 a.m. In Clubhouse
Two, Leisure World, which are
open to the public. Dr. and
Mrs. Henry Gerhard will
return from vacation Sept. 14.
Sermon by Pastor Vernon E.
l<otter in the Latber•n Cllurcb
of the Cro11, Leisure World,
Laguna Hills will be "When
Worship is Meaningful." He
will preach Sunday at lhe 11
a.m. service.
. BOY'S "NO IRON"
Mr. and Mn. Jack Zerimba
of Newport lleacli are helping
chaperone tJ>c gra<ip of 15
whlcb includes Gina and Paul
Woltz of Newport Beach, Pam
and Christine Parker, Hwt-
Ungton Beach and Debra
Toner. Costa Mesa. The group
will return Wednesday.
111e Bi 1 J y Graham film
"Lucia" will be shown at
Harbor Trinity B apt t 1 t
Church, next Saturday, 8:,,
p.m. The church ls Jocat.ed at
1230 Baker St., Costa Mesa.
"Lucia" was shot entirely ln
Buenos Aires.
In lieu of regular Friday
evening services, Ra r b o r
Reform Temple will be in-
stituting family services on
the first Friday of eacb
month. Rabbi Bernard P. Ktna:
v.•Jll conduct these services
which will begin at 7:30 p.m.
and will be dtrected toward
the child. A speclal Onec
Shabbat will follow the mort
:i ervi c e at St. J~
Episcopal Church, 3209 Via
Lido, Newport Beach.
lJoldJng worship servlas at
Pacific View. Chapel. Corona
del Mar, the congregation of
Church of Ute Crot1road1 will
hear Dr. Wilbur Mu l lins
preach "The Chriat\an Ex-
perience'' · at the 9 a.m.
service. Church school meets
al 10:15 a.m. Nursery care is
available.
Ret""11ng Ille tl>e pulpi~ Dr. a.; C. Guy will preach at 10
a.m. worship services at
lApna Beac' U a l t e d
MethodJst Cburtb, 2: 1 6 3 2
Wesley Drive, South Laguna.
Sunday's sennon will be
"Chrllit Is Meaning." Child
care Is provided. Church
schpol a.lfio meet.a al 10 a.mo
· "The Bocly Rehabilitated" ls
the topic Sunday at the 8 p.m.
se.n1ce of DlaneUca-Sclea·
totoa Fowtall VaJle1, 11703
Edlna:er Ave. The Rev. F.
Bl'Qwn McKee will present the
opeb-tO.tAe-pubHc lecture.
M{sslonary work on· 1he
island " Haili will be em-
phuiied at the Sunday eyeo-
~I service for Glad Ttdllp
Asaembly of God Cl111rdl, Fif·
teenth and Monrovia Streets:
Newport Beach, The Rev.
Robert · Turnbull, who hu
8erv~. the Hai~ area for 20
years wUI show color slides
and native costumes as wtll
as play recorded naUvt music
during his presentatton.
hourr of --iiip,11 l:U and
II a.m. Sunda1 wilb Dr.
WlllJam II. Eller pruchi11&
"Obedience To God's Com-
mands." ~ SWlday church
school virual educational pro-
gram continues 1t 1:45 a.m.
A new tlmts ICbedule will be
followed begl.nnlng the first
Sunday in September; family
worship a-t I: 15 a .m., Sunday
church acbool at 10 a.m. and
divine wonhlp 11 11 1.m. Mn. Wal•• Chamberlin will
assume her duties a.s parlatl
worker of the congregation on
Sepl I.
Mesa Verde U1lte d
MeUtodllt Cburcb, 1701 Bater
Stnet, Costa Meea, will hold
.services at t and 10:30 a.m.
Sunday. Dr. Kenneth
Johnstone, guest speaker, Will
preach "What's It All About."
(Continued h'1>m Pllf' 4)
PRIDE •••
not yield lo 1"dmolog1cal oolll·
tiClll.
And tl>cre hu bee1!" aadly lit·
tie evldmce that man has •e-
qulred tl>e kind of experttae In
human ·relaUonships that he
Regular sabbath services manifestly possesses in the
are slated for Friday, 8:15 fleld ol' engineering.
p.m. by Temple Beth David of Aside from thls consider•·
Orange County at Community tlon, tt is a JltUe frighening to
C o n I r e g a tional Church, · heu people boasting that man I
Katella and B l o o m f i e I d can DOW do anything he wants
Avenues. Los Alamitos. The ·to do.
"Unemployed Christians" is Bas Mll!vah of Marcie Balan THE GRU!CS had • word
the sennon topic aelected by will be C(lnduct.ed during the for UtiB kind of immoderate
Dr. Philip G. Murray for 10 service. Her parents, Mr. and self-confidence. They called it
a.m. services at Co-rona del ?i-frs. Ron Balan, will host tht hubris. And they believed that
Mar Co~llD.lty Coacre1•· One& Shabbal whenever man WA!I guilty of
Ua11aJ Ch11rcb, 611 Heliotrope IGct-o'U brunc1'1 .. of the hubris, be tempted the goda to .
Ave. Chlld care is provided. Temple's .Brotber~y;ill be teach him~ Jepon •. ,
Church school will' not be held held Sunday, 10:30 a.m. at 'I1ie ancient. Hebrews had a
tbls week or next, wtth the Rochent•i Restauran~ 3333 ·simllir ins~ 'their recfiani·
school resuming. on a fall Lake'ft'.!Kl4 Blvd., Lon'a: Bea~. tioo al the dangers tnherem' b
scbedule, Sept. 14.. lnfonnatlon may 6e obtained rellected in the bfbllcal story
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Now in its own facilities at 6666. . ' the Tower of. Babel. . M bin • 40l lltb ~t., Temple HJDjfl of • _ · , The story tella about an · ac e washable canvas oxfords for her, cotne
HUDllngton Beaclt conducts "A Mental Health Program earllergenerat.lonofmenwho wlth':a·cushfhned in.sole and bouncy sole. Black or
Friday services, 8 p.m. by for Our Church" • will· be felt capable of doing anything. ' white in sizJS ,l21h to 3 and 5 to 9. Save!
Rabbi Ralph DeKoven and presented by Helen M. Mills, Their project wa.s to build a
"'l• ' •• Cantor Paul Levins. Infonna-licensed clinical soc ial worker. tow.er so high its top would
tion regarding worship and at the fina l "congregation" reach the heaven1. Tbelr/~1C12" .. !lll•Jlll•""•r.:z ;>illm""'!Ulll!"'1R""'•""!I
other services offered by the program at Costa 1'1 e s a stated purpose was 0 to make
temple is available by calling Unitarian Unlvenal11t Cbur_cb, a name for ourselves."
893-3Sn. 1259 Victoria St. The services TliE IlTR· cha'~ ·.of
begins at 10:30 a.m. with child Genesis records that Cod Was
and infant care provided. The displeased, ~ by lhe"tower
Liberal Religious Youth me.els but by the arropnce of il..!
at the church at 7:30 p.m. builders. He punished' them by
Sunda1. making it imposstbl~ for them
The temple will hold an open
house Sept. S, 8 p.m. Mem-
bership registrallon is slated
for Sunday and Sept. 7.
For church service Sept. 7 to understand each other when ~1orning worship service members will con"V·ene &1 they tried to communicate.
begins at 11 o'clock for First n... n-Ill p· ,__ The Bible -talna ~·~
B II Cb b 301 M II vc IM:nnev e mes '-'CIU•P· .....,., •• ......, ap st urc • agno a, other wainlD.ll:s that oVerween·
Costa Mesa . This Sunday the Lu theran Cburcb. of lbe mg pride 1s one of the
sennon will be "The Tbrtlling ..-p lfi v•· 'dead!'--' c-1 .. ., ·mto which men .. f s l · I r.taster, uvu ac c '"'w --1~1oment o p rttua Dr' Co d 1 .. u can 1·a!L
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Gives View. of Sea Pollution . .. • •
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My ipoclallJ' II pollution ln·Jl>e rurine Dr. Wl1<el<r J. Nor"' tJ pro/ti'
envbdtmtm. IO Jt lf ~· why I of t11Vfretnmentcl health engtnemn_u
became 'JntereSed .in the Santa Barbara ~&;Cali/ornic ln.ttitw&e of TetJt'Jilogy
oil lnddenl As 11 typical in lh1s business tn Pasadena. Ht ·t.O<m hiJ docJorate
the oil spilt. While it's still too earty lo
reach conclusions about the long-ttnn
Consequences, it is evident that at this
time relatively little damage bas nc:·
curred.
l arrived oa the scene after the polluU~ degret · in biolo¢col octonogrophy .slarted; so, tt'I difficult ,to say euctly from ~he UtMtMT(ft11 ·0/ California, Ht Que1Uon1 Ind Answa-1
' what the area was lile ~e the spill. also ts. o IJocktftUer postdoctorat Q. Does lhe natural oil seepage. that oc-
For lastance, in Ult debris normally.. Fel~ in ¥orine Bfology at Scri'PfJ$ curs in the Sanla Barbara Channel build
found along a btac~, It ii oOt uncommon l~titutei of Oceonogrophy ff11d has up tolerance. in the 1oca1 animali?
to find a bird carcass· or other sea rue wntten more than 40 scientific pub· · A. THE SPECIES that can tolerate. oil
that has died nBturally and washed licotiom. This report was prepared · probably would tend to be more•prevalent
ashore. • , for the notional resources &ection of than those ,which cannot. Ah 1nterelting
" Jr oil is polluting the ~ the bird the Town Hali orgo~liatibn. aspect o( this queirtion ts that oil is utiliv ,carcasses 1g~ coa~ and people are in-• " f ' ed as "food" by bectcria that melabolize
cllped to PY "~ what t.be oil baa ' ... it. If -IJl;ere is a . spill, a few of tll;ese
doete." We ~u.ii&uarct ~ auch The mussels OQ the Saqta Barbara pier bacteria are always present, ·1xrt· then la
arbitrary conclySlons in studying any were getting drenched wfth oil kiur times a natural lag while the population builds
polluted area. · • a day becauae of the. tides, but they all up due to the additional food supply. Off
OVER 11 YEARS ago, in Baja Califor· ·looted healthy. Coal Oil Point, ·where oil.Js comini out
nla, the tanker Tampico~ ran agroynd At PlaUorm A, the. site of the spill oil continuously. there probably is• su~n--
a n d spilled 9 ,000 barrels of dielel It.Ill was eomiDg up bµt only at a tenth of tial number of these bacteria eo~anUy
, B7'G. DAVIp WAu.ACE seven or eight at $55 apiece. fuel. About a third of the oil .faa Jost iJn. the inlUal now. We dove t(! look at the presenl
Now Wigs Clip That Hippi:e lpok
,Jf mlgbt 1!«11 unlikely that.a guy with . "One felloW already had a job where mediately on stranding and the rest was bot.tom, but ~isibilify was poor. There Q. In rocky areas where artificial
hair down to his shoulders would be ~ his hair ipve him no trouble~ but he released over the next few months. J f.r. !'ere two. sea 'UonS' that apparently en--cleaning has not oct-urred, bow.Jong will
By ARNOLD a. SAWISLAK Wested In buying 1 wig. · wanted a af.IC'ODd job -pumping gas," rived on the &eene aboUt one month after JOYed dlVinf .through the bubb}es rising it take for the oil on the rocks to disap-
u-"".ht 1 .. _.._. 1.... 3 said Wood.ford. the accident and observed considerable from the sea floor Ont.tie platform itself, pear?
It ·-~ -.. _ ---to ·--, ~ -penolll, ~·not to 1-.. ~--did fiind ~-" ~ .......... _ ·-.. .....,..... ~ a-lo Woodlonl u , ' "~'you own a 9as,~ J011 don't mortality. we JOme mo1 MUJty Several of A. SINCE OlL still is being liberal~ •
Pegs Nixon's
Poverty War ·
~--1e "" ...... ~. ~· ~·~11•-•· ,... ..,,.. · pe ' COO!< up want a guy ~-'-• ''~ pum"'-gas. "-• · that ·~ b rn I had d' ·• I ~. " ~1 uwu 1--r-' -r•s-i-~.... with a shorl·hait wig to cover lq-halr """" '""''6 llaU' .,..,. ....... nl6rru: are attached to ·the "'-"'!; a aces •~ ~nl ¥· i~ difficult to say. In the Torrey Canynn
welfare, manpower and antipoverty pro-crises _ like pumping gas; aOtng to ~e .~ustomers will IO fe aoother sta· rocks often give the besi clues as to ·the Next, we .W'1. lo .Santa Crw: Island disaster. which occurred in MarCh the
posa1s could mak• ... Workfare" the name Anny reserve meetings and drivin& on uun. .,...... seriousness of the pollution, particularly where we f<IUlMV U dead ~ Urchins, an beacbts and rooks were tree of oil by
ti.• bask: shift in the direction of Federal the New Jersey TUmpike. A few of Woodford'• tuUman don the. the intertidal animals, &:inde . ,tbeJ · abalone, and .•,sea har~ that apparenUy Novembe r .. 11\e Tampico rafl aground in
"MOST GUYS with long h hairpieces for weekend military drill. generally receive the •1JOl'll' dole.: About were.the victuna of the oil. A b4rbor seal Marth and by June you coilld find· traces
efforts to help the poor..:.....,_ Is beller omnethlng like this only when~~= ALTHOUGH . woooroiln . b a 1 n,1 99 per cent ol the mussek.ln the'vldnitY , ~me PV,tr to wunlne-the dlv'1;s; he did of oil II y.ou lopked, but by September it
Nlxon'I pcogram r··-~' with autOOriUea Intimately," Slid Wood-returned to his ful!lline job yet. be bu were dead aod gat>inf opon, Alool'tiroto •• not seem to be botbereoj·~ the-oll al all. . waa completely .gone.
deecrlbed aa "jobs and income" than by ford, wtio operate. the Undergrouncl'Wl1 loutld,som~ use for~ own wi&.i1 three miles of beaCb, Jecores of dead Anaca.pa ·Island· WU• the ,w_«J,st hit or Q. WMt has been'ihe economic fmpact
the catchwMf he u9ed in bt1 Aug. I ~Ushment tn ,Waahin~ o.c., ·• /.;id''I was 1n NeW ·York rt'lh.,"~ ~· abalones, lobsters, sea urcbinl, musaels 311;'/ pla~ we ,.w, but, no 11udif: forma· on kelp~-g" ,oo fi1Shing1ndU8tries? .__.u .,_; .. ....MA., em _..:::.;1..__.._ -'-and pismo clams Were aigllted. • • Uon._w~ Obstrved, 5Udi as we aaw at the
epeecti to the nation. The idea is simply W11UWOrd'1 owu aboulder I hi.tr . ··~ n I a ... _. 1.-&1" ..... in One originally pu· -•'-:.:=· waa lhal Tampico wnck. . "' • A. NO')' ~OUG'frtlm~ has ela~ to ~·····. ,....., or job ~al-'·• for all ~-, doesn't binder 1111 wark as •• ~ ........ or . New'.Yor~'fooanythlng." -,.....,. Ba k In s t,. .Barbar 1udge the elfec· t oo n-'-•ng b t t • 1 -ICU ~ u '"''& wuu ,. ~v ::r-: B •.....:: dead organisms ·""'"-·· • rt.. ".I!~'--· c · , an · a .barbor, large -· . 01Y , u e ... e P
NWNvn. scientific instruments. •• " ut J-wus getting ready to leav~. and -·' .;.ou u w ._. industry ~1 h •t •• !'
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_....._. "-·elves and .... sh;.....,._. r·""""~r-h I b feet oI water, eveo ,•""'·gh· oll normally numbers of dead an1ma1s were o'bserved .. rv-,, e aven uo::en·s owed down .... ..,,.... • uio::uui ""' ................. Birt while recuperating from an opera· a w o e Unch of people warned me the uJVu one bit E t II h 1.
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·~-~ nnol N noa•· on the -·r•·-" .......... J-p)·-·~m· -w,Pere roc)tl, were being • ~-am· · yen ua y, t e statlsti,i.;°' from or 1-1....-Wuu ca · lion be decided the hair cootd ca"-a tot ew Jersey Turnpike aulhotltlea )fete i.:i ., .. ui"1"' "11"" -.;"' _, '"'1
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"" the De••..._• t of Fl b nd '() ....... developed was tha~fthe ·c~r.:g· ot tlo-"'cleaned! Therti, were plenty oc: boiled .,... •u ... n · s a · ame will
Anilppverty 1trategy under the of"doon to. be slammed Iii hls face when stopping..aJmost everybody wfth.loflg bait water allowed an;J dn~wlc, form.•l'I; , .c;rabs and cooked mussels. _ give . uft_ v.ie answer·lo (he question ~
Democr.all wu b.udtr to pin down. Cer·, .~ tie,ml ~ on 'potenti&I ~ers. ffJ: .something. · -h. h 1 turn '·• · fud • • · 1
· cerrun(" the .~Hect on fishing. · • IO•.,.. lllOUGlfl' ' · w IC n cre&!fY ·&:-8 ge-'that set-WRILE THE ENORMOUS I '. . Q . tain1y J!1> training and placement had a • ~ • a woman:s "11· "I PROVE into the Holland ·Tunnel Ued on the bottom ' • c ean-up ef· · Are you or Caltech ,going to publish
big rol, but there , also was heaVJ ~ ·lt· ~ 81)(1 tudelt"bli ..ha.Ir "with long hair, and when 1 came out l ::.J fort was. done primarily for .e.sthetic a report on·your ftntbngs? ·
em..J.••'-on "aervka and organization'' mkrtt<for that grq:fla:noel.tuJt kl>tJ. had short hair.'' Woodford said he bad no WE STUDIED UllS area over the next reasons, it probably was beneficial to the A WE n •VE · · · for~poor. lJ! the month ort0'be'• ~· tbe q trauble-aa.tbe~tumpike.L . several years an(t f~ b,Y the seventh sea life as well. Crude oil is reW1vely · , "" ,wntten papers .for the
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BECAUO rr aclulJl1,would -niol
chanie• In plbllc -.. ~ -lo pre...i COila al<he ....._ Nhoo'1 Wnl-
ly ls!lstante. .,.._s, cloubU-wtl1
dominate the debate on bll.J!r611am.
It ia attn too eu:b' to ..e. the plan'•
Initial support and oppoelllon. Nlson bu
erplalntd the pr_.i to tile publlc, bul
~.. yet to -leglslallon to C<ngrell. Bui debate already ii under way on the
otiler major cllange.. So, In fact, Is Ibo
process ol making the change.
By reorganiilng the Office of Economic
Oppor1unity (OEO), Nlzon bas begun the
procesa: of focusing anUpoverty effort& on
individuals rather than organized groups.
An illustraUon can .be seen In the bandJ..
tng of the Job Corps. Un der the
Democrats' OEQ, Job Corps stood alone
u a self-contained Ulilt that housed, fed,
di!lpellsed health care, educated and ~
vided work and job skilh: to teen.aged
dropouts. Group.pr!¥ ,and spirit were en-
couraged. All this C'Ollt more per trainee
than ·any other· man~er progJ 111 .. but
Job Corps enthusiasts said it was paying
aocial dividends, such u self-esteem and
an>UP reopomiblllly.
NOW THE JOB Corps has been mrrged
Into the bill Labor Deportment maopc!ftf'
program, where Ila JdlnUtJ ii IUl't 1o be
blumd. Manpower erperll NJ corpsmen
will get better lrainlna for men !ucraUve
jobs, and the aovenuntot will save
mooey. If team apirlt ancl togethemess ii
a -ol --.-olficiaia, they haven't mentioned H..
Some d. the ume chanae can be aen
In the P"'achool Head Start procram.
wblcb wu "spun o1r• from OEO to tho
Health, EduuUon and we I r 1 r e
Deportment. Head Start Is proud ol it's
record of , li:ivolvlng adulll 11 well u
children in poor nel.chborhooda and ttM!fe
tw been a 1..Wnecl eoncem aince the si\lfl lhat the _.-am .. en1ua111 will be
taken away from the eernett voluateen
oad pannt. who aot tt lllarted and IUnlod
Oftl' to professional educaton wbo Wln1
no anmeun: ta the clasaroonl$.
COMMIJNITV ACTION orpnlzaU-
-w!U let! tht cbaqe at OfJO -. ,,., Admlnlltratloa -__ .,.. u
aceDenl VeblclOI to CarT)' ...t led«&!
at 1be loc:al ltvel. But tt doa
to lllpporl the kind ,ol con-
--eome community -adotAd as a moans ol &Iv· • ,.., ....... ol tbt acllon ...
4f'lnf .....-11 -""""' to E llate .......,.nu Ind by nc llrlcl -blU\j' for ll!eir
-Ibo -llopel to ha1 developed In ..... pllC..
lolo-conmct. · Bv Unlttd Pr'81 lntenl0tion<JI
busioea, Woodfcrd ~ bt b!' ~ 811 The ~teci Pr year that luxurlOOs Udepooh: had nontoxic, compared to moet pollutants; ~~~d. i:z.~r~~ ln~~nce.11¥1-~!
. -lft_ .dav~ where ratMr berttR-poola bad however, a lobg ·expOsure tb:ne-ntaJ af. June issue lf .. '.Oceanlnd""-" m••·"·e existed on our first visit. This confmned feet animals. -w~ ""6Q.W.I'
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--'·--""'h~~ ol lntenle;morlallty due to With the ezception ol the bird mortal!· carried •o·-.artlde. ·we're pliaalng Olll of ra .... .._,,. the-oil Al!o over that period we wattbo ty ~~ lar the picture, but U.S.C. and lJ.C.S."' are • • . . • . , ,..,u.,;n was ge, "Wt dlCf not observe doi:ig addit.ional research With uie't'iarge kw 01111 • Lefi to R ntb ed for unusual d.islributJons riorgarusms. any lar&e populaUons dying bec$!se of grants that they haVtRc'eived ••
-_ · ':!"'imer~· ~~ --. e v.~ er t.'.'f~\Z~ ~=~'ll:etoa~= • • . c &
The D W'-"" 6. . . . c1o .... 1il"'the : ... _ pn.!ild\lt• rap'ldi,.. _ ~-cu· ID E . ay ·ne. -. n . a· . rea .. t City Die.d . because the grazing animals that p TAX . D? " ' ~:-=~t~~cel~-~th\J'Ve.not_Yet . . . O
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lasl · """ -:\--old-Um .. a. i.llO .,....m..r n.t:Great Fire (and·J6Wer,
c,.. -aiQdake) ol April·~a,..uol.
-,. DJllked the llrd ... nivenari, and only a dwlndllng · lUt
were. able to ~ back over tlit 1•n
to Iha ~ April dawn that ~
-by a btastropbe-lhal~ ed Old Sall ~iaco fomamono Into
'Illa Of1 '111&1 'Wa. ;.
-They eeem to have been upidll lot
nv1n11n • IP'dal pJace, o..e true~
-ol '06./Todaf•JJ11! look al
their p1c1um-a find. 11 lloi'd ·to l\l!iD-• tif)' witb 'them.-thl8 .... , l11kh"C women. l!Mloebairy,_._._
beards ?Qade themrloot oW'; . beards to-
day In! the badge ol youth. In the loco
or destruction and prtvalloo, they were
proud, brave and humorous: tt was
then, In the burning cit)' ol 1906, that
the San Franclsco spirit wu born, to
become famous around the world.
IF IT STIU. exists -and may-It
never be put to so grueling a test -it
ii thinks to 'these people, of whom
Maj. Gen. A. W. Greeley, the martial
law admini.irator, was able to write:
.. lt Id safe to !l8Y. that 200,000 peOp)e
•a"e' brousht to a stale of complete
destitution. Yet 1 never aaw a woman
in tean, nor heard a man whine over
his losses." ~aybe cocky ii the word
for thele lofthear•, who lmmtdlately
posted 1lgn.1 all over the ruined city
reading "Eat, drink and he merry -
tomorrow you may have to go to
Oakland." Cocky wu ttrla!nly the
w«d. f« the then Youn& Larry Hanis,
who Jost no time writln& hi& defJant
poem about "The damndest flDest
ruinS ever gazed on anywhere!"
Aa the pall sllll hll"I ov.-the hill&, --'<·•owed •to bolld a bi(ier,
. •
lfner city, aod peli>ljll lh.;•ald. The
phoeni> bird, rlaJn& oul ol ashes,.
became the symbol, ~ ~ bulldlnga
began to grow again, with remlrkable
speed (only nine years later, San
Francisco channed the world atre:sh
with a glitte1ing International Ex·
position). But even then .the doubts
were growing: fiad something Ir·
retrievable been lost to the flames?
Even the old-tuners who knew the
magic are no longer sure what it was.
"Well,. -much rubbing or chin and
watery. eyes -"it was smaller,
friendlier. Everybody knew, everybody
else. Goats on Telegraph Ifill, cob-
blestone streell, cable 11 n e s
everywhere, that sort of thing.
"Lot.s of wonderful saloons, cheap
food, cheap wine. I don't know -it
was like a party was going on all the
time." Trying to make amends : "Of
cwrse the city Is better today. Much
biu:er and richer" -and then the
..ice fallen, the eyes look Into the
distance to whatever it was in the City
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Sever.-1 grt>UP.S hive !iu(liec! the 1 •
ecology 'of .the "Santa
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B81"bara Channel s· le G t B k . N Le .. since the spill. The Western Oil and Gas in15 s e rea Ut ew vies
Association has provided grants to the
University of .Southern California and to
the University of California at Santa
Barbara to delumine the. effects of the
spill, and the Department of Fish and
Came also is making a study. ~1y
remarks are based primarily on my own
observations, but some or · the observa·
tlons ·qf. these otfler ~ will be in-
cluded. t. · · · -• ·
ON OUR FDWr diy1(ft :tbe aru. we
surveyed the mathfand to determine what
areas irere the hardest hit. We also !'tew
over the. encnnous ~Ip ~. the Chin·
nel's principal marine resoaTce, to see
~ any damage could be spotted.
Tfie kelp looked blac~ fnm the air, and it
appeared to be saturatep .wiµ\ oil. .
1'le next day. It of \ll combed 10 miles
-of the most polluted tieaCh we eOuld tind
'to collect al: of the dead animals ·that we
could locate. One pismo clam was all that
we found . except for a report that "some
urchins and mussels \\'eren't holding on
too tightly." In spite of a visible layer of
oil on the tidepools (this was two weeks
after the spill began ), all of the animals
in them seemed healthy: We observed an
area Where. ~ large quantity oI run-off
~rom the recent he~vy rains was nowlng
into the sea and. srnce fresh water kills
much marine intertidal lffe, we took Ufls
factor into . account. Jn° fact, Ull! ls the
area whe~ the mussel! weren't holcling
on too well. .
When w~ exarniMd·tbe kelp Closely, we
found that the 1urfact oil could be brush-
ed aside and healthy plants were exposed
beneath. Kelp Secretes a :slime that
prevents the oil from adtiering to it.
TROSE BOTTOM t:reatures which we
could find were. al!Ve al)d well. but
visibility was so poor (because of the
rainfall as well as the ail} that we had to
feel for the creatures. ·
Editor'1 f{ote: TIU! .1/o'USe has
pas.:ied o major reform of the
The following di!patch e:tplai11s
federal fncomt · ~ s'thlcture,
one facet of the legi.:ilation that
ha.:i come to Jight at it awaits Sen-
ate actioti.
Bf ~DCHAEL POSNER
Would you believe a tu: loophole that
makes it cheaper for some couples to live
togetper. without getting married than to
make the.lr'Ullion legal? lt could happen.
The tai: reform bill that has passed the
House and now awaits Senate actton
Would provide some relief for an tax-
payers up to the $10,000 a year bracket.
Bl.it the most dramallc chani;:es are
reserved !'or single people over 33. As a
result of special tax rat.es envisioned for
this group, it cou ld pay to stay single.
The combined laxes of an over-35 COU·
pie as single people would be lower than
a married couple with the same income. ,
A Sll'tULAR SITUATION in which it
pa i d a couple lo stay aingle .and live:
together ~.xi.sled. several years ago under
Social Security laws. Retired 'fidows over
6S could benefit by liYing 'outiof wedlock
wllh men pve.r 65 because the widows
woold~ have lo:st their Social Security
btnelita bad they married •.
In 196.s, Congreu• corrtet'ed the sltua·
lion lo allow marriages without 'Joss of
benefit&. The legi!datlon became known
as the "living in sb1 amendment."
An example of tht: posfible tax break
for couples over~ ii the1hew bill:
A bachelor. m:Jes $10,000 ln taxable in-
come -that hla iipary minus tax
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deductions. His girl friend also has
$10,000 in taxable income.
Eacll pays $2,190.in taxes-.now ~plus
$219 for the .10 percent Swtax, a totaJ of
14,818.
IF THEY GET ~tAflRIED now Uiey
would .P8Y •.joint taJ: of $4,3'J, aui'.iming
the wife still wor)!ed. f.!arri.age would
have lOW"ered their taxes aJm.ost' $500 •.
But ii• they put off a decision on mar·
riage until 1972 and the . Hoose: bill
becomes law , here's bow they'd' make
out :
If they remain :single, each would pay
$1,900 or a total of '3.800. Married with
the wife still holding down her job: .their
tax would be $4,140.
In other words, they would save '340 by
staying single.
At present, single people pay the
highest tax rates. A single person earning
$10,000, for example. pays th e same rates
as a married couple earning S20.000.
Under the new formula, a sipgje per.son
over 3S would become eligible· for special
rates about halfway between \be joillt in--
come rates for married people and those
rates charged single people 4Qder 35.
THE NEW "INTERMEDIATE tax
rat.e " would equai a rate granted now to
single. people who have dependents These
people are Rllowed to file tax rel~ms as
"'heads of households.••
The new system of tax breaks for over-
~ single people could, analysb' say.
change: the thrust of the pi'esent tax
arstem whlch generally encourages mar-
riage and children -since married·~
pie generally get falter tax dividends.
The new single. system, cr!Ucl aay
would discourage marriage and en:
couragt divcrce or provoke charges of
discrimination from tile younger sina'\es .
· Why ~ere people unaer 3S le'n qtlt eC
the special Jax break ror lilngles' There
was no explanation that fully justf1ie1 tbe
situation, one analyst aaid.
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Salunlay ,August ao: 19611
The Comment P~ge· of ~
Daily Pilot seeks to ln!onn
and stimulate ·reader•, b1
presenting a variety of com-:.
ment~ry on topics o! Inter-
est and stgniCicance from
lnlormed obs'trvers a n d
spokesmen. . '
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' ....... !!01"' ' , ' ' . '. I'\ ;. 'I • ' • -~I • • ,' . . • ' ~~ti~ra!-·-Be---~R~spQ~·sililf ,: ~::Don't 1 'Wa~e,_·-·Fin~ ~.11-...... • . '
•SUNDAY aadaptoute.· • ·• diiyto'bewallll...., .. :Rllll"lttd · PumleQ'O&Uvehol>bfei.Offer versatile. Re.Uze lhat """" A lhort trip for J>011i01e of IF TODAY IB YOUR pmo•.A1'UJl!t,...,.oldltt
J.1""-UST ll BAODTAIUIJI (Nov. Z1-ahlhe. • ...,,a1u1a11onatoonewbohas around you need cb..-Jng. vwt 'filh relaUve could be BIRTBl>AY you are enteriog and bealllii-"'-
. .t?;~'f':. n.i:. Sl): F1'le f« ,cettlnc CAPJUCORN (Dec. %Wan. perfonned brlllianUy. Entertaining at home ia O,ocl pl~Cha~e routine.· 11!*' etcitln& phaae Gt ac:-,. _ T• ttM"" .... "°".,.,.. "'
. IJ 1Y1JNBY OftlANl • ~with -who--II): ~ ~ Romuce ~ (Jin. »Feb. idea. A recoplion f..-IJ).OC:ial Breat/t:om tradilion. Loooen JM!Y. lie ready to accept oj): ';~.'.:'~.~ · ,, . ~ · ,niitiial ~ lll·xpr~11 ls"'"~ SltiilacUoa•ln, It): you are able to get on occasion ls lndlcat.d. ; r!lna «~-<IJaclpline lo COD• -ltles and challe111es. ~" .ct;'Bll'
o-t·-lo ,.,_,"'8':'1,·..:.'ill;;;.;;;"-;;ID;.;f.ttbrtcbl==----.:..:...:..:.._N_•..:"~ ... dlca=tod-=-tbmltbroulh.,;.:;;.=;;:·youn=:..plers=-· .... inare..:.' ~-·-ao_lld_' _",,..md:o...._'_._B_• __ P_IBCES_-rc';:Fe_b_.1_11-... M_arcli..:.•f' "')'-: _•tru=cU~·,.,..c'Jl:;;,anne.:..:....:.'·-~--y..:."""":-&iar=• •:..-=al:::i)':..•:..f:::llllldl=ou=• ....:::~:..·0.!::~·N::.:"1-..:""':::.::...:::·.::.·-=::.· -~ •... -........ ' .,..,. ............. -. .' . . .,~
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·-~T•l*'9u" . . •'I' "r4 · ~ ..•.. .,.. .. -. . ' .. .. AllD·(!Urdi ll·April lt): .. ~ .... -... .,.... ~llMIUI -Key.II 'lo be • -oblerVtr. Get ~ ..... ol colWalian."SllUe .. ' ... '.""'-............... -.-....
)"'• ~""' .,_!'.!', -• ' '_ •. :~~.,.~~J'Jb ·: .
'dllpate .... -.. ---· -'"' huDiar ... J!llU' inti al!1 fo-
'"°1, lleet ~ sraet•-1< -..,itb· a tlllllle. · ,
G!MJNI (May 21.June IO):
Spiritual ~.la it-
talnable. lie quiet witbln and answen: will be forthc.-omin1.
Avoid .,~. Be opeciflc.
RemaiD in bockground ..
much u poaible. Heed wenl1
ol "11e counsel.
CANCER. (Jtme 11.July 21):
Accent oo how you relate to
lrlends. Be amiable. Aveld
arpmenf which ls bued on
polty objection. Key i.. to
make inte:lllgent conceulon.
Th<n day glows with feellllfl of
welJ-belng. •
LEO (July. 13-Aua. 22):
Some who depend upon you
may nlate demaocla. Obtain hhil from CANCER meuaae. JI i:ooalderate. you will find
«hers reasonable. Sbive to
amoolh ovu family mJsun.
derstandlngs.
VIRGO (Aug. :IUept. 21):
Good IUnar aspect today coin-
cides with chance to be, with
th«H: Who have been .at a
diltani:e. Make call$, catch up oi\. ~ence:: You tnay
not find perfection, but there
is $atisfldl.on.
IJBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
What was bidden in financial matter can come into view •. Be
rtsponslbte. Don't waste -
OOt don't skimp on quaUty,
either, Frank discusslon with
mate, partner, is neces&aJY.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. Zl):
Be wtwnc to face facts as
they mst. RelaUoashlp which
hu been drainin& yoo requiral
review. Be realistic. Gain lhoWn if you are brl&hl. al"!"! " .
GOP·· Solons t ' ~ '
Chide Nixon
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WASHINGTON CAP) -
SO me Repubtle~n
Congr"'°"'en who tound the
nation's colleces last sprlnc
say the adminlstntion hal
done little to eue the butc:
&OUrces of campus fehnent.
"'nte critical uraency of the problem cinnO·t be
overstated," the· 22· GOP
c:ongressmen rtp«ted to
President Nixon Jone 17. ·
And now. Rep. Wliliam ·A.
steiget says: -
"I ttrlnk it's fair to 111y moet
ol the people who toot lhat
tour woold tend to .. , lblnp
woold lliII be difficult tblo
year." TheWi __ _
contradictef the llHSll'ftlllt of
ROOert H. Flncb, -ry ol
healtb, education ml wellart,
who was qtded Jut weet llS
sayine chances far a quiet
year on campmea are very
prcmisinJ.
TEMPO TO RJBE
,
"I think lbe tempo ol the
student deinobstrations ' on.
Vietnam will plcl< up · tblo .
fall,". laid ReP. R. J:,awreaoe Cdugblln ol P-lvanla. one .
. of -wbo made the 111"11>1 tour. ,,, ' . ' Sc.me mons1oftr the· ·.urn-:
mer have hem ~. represeoitaU-'of' ·the II>
formal coautlon Aid 'Jn Jn. =°:i~bt~ aD~ !':. dent discontent ·,over baaie
' issues like the draft, their
alienation from n a t i on a 1
'poll tic• and the
de-alizatlon of b I g
modem universities.
Even if puskms aroueed by
past lseues fade, the con-
....-en oay, Iba dlaooateo>tl
1 ls volaUle enough to loed pro-
tea over yet...-..-. . . ne: ccniresllneD'• ncom-
. meaditloili-ta.I ~-lnCIUdla the ettabllsbment <ii • ...,.
misllon to examine tbe iDlplcl
of federal lnvolveme:ttt in aid
and research JJl'OO'ame. the
appointment d one man to
coordinate federal youth pr,;.
grams and upanllon ol ·atu-
dent involvement in federJI
program• lhrougb ~ national
youth foundation and lludeot
teacher corpo.
"I don't see any really con-crete atepo by t b e lid-
mlnlsttalloo,. laid Couahlln.
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• .,.. ~ rictutfad. to bear Jiii-GI •')•o•iio,.ii*;IO ~· fllLllll~ aald ·U\< "very ., Loan Le~, ~di a ••vm.·, ~~~Clllltd,tolar . July. u ft hu ever,·,Jaoatb · hls~~Uve retur . .n '' men~ repc>rt that houstnc 1-1 ,-....•-UmJniatraUon'1. th.la year,1 and . the 11.1pP1y· ol. Jn' June, µ,ey averaged 7.76 starts in July had shunped \o ,
e1mplp to stop inflation ,, money a,vallabJ9 for pereeot and July ot 1111 tbeT; •n.itaOU•I rate ol.1.1 mlllila.
..,..1111 ~ G9YtrllllJ'l'l E .. , , .7 • ~ • -·~e· ·-..-,.1• percent. The July rate.•• u,......
o1°u1u .. -•-upu. acroui .uipi -· , . . . .. .. ·.1~. ~ , ...... lj • .,...,. Ifie June -... 11.1
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Rollort E. ~of. Mil> f'L · h • mor11ac!e ,_jo that II ·~11ee 'acoen1ua1e<1 the /n. raleoft.Smllll\>nunlta.4' " ,., a ,.,..._.,tbeN• 1itoug in both .. •••••• .• .,.,-,;,, ·m-1n ·w1.lhdrawa1t riom :·Mf..,.ss.1s t11atlhcwont
I., •. ._. ·~--'"""lesale. I • . ""'' I .. II ··-~ " _._.~ ,..... • '° pensJve-bivtieOntttbowa to'a 11.tnp ·lnsUt.utloas. ,, ' 1 wnp ··till ~ Ult'
Lmillw .usoc1a11oO. .••d Just 2 Days · a1ump 1n t11011i1r ~:AcC 'Deap11e t11o ,.,,. 1oa or pUt1<u1ar1y m sins10>t11111n1 ~ A. Tbompopll.• Chem-. . , , cordllll In T~ .B.~ ,Jr, .savtilp' • .., dopootl,, ieY!l\p " hornet, and tbol It wUj •be
polio. IJL, .,.-al ,the """ c<Jl!ld~ the .. ,-_ presldeal al.Ibo Ualleil ..__,t apd 1oU .-t&Uona, ct..,.i IOllJO time In llPdnc "r --_
--aillalld!nc -on record" wa.1 ·Sa'"1e:~""i.Leqi!e, llW llx perceill 'mot< morl111• mer of 1970 before a.revival ~ ~ ~.... TepDitod lhia·""*by •GI*• i.1d': l~'Rfta bett.;1'1 _,. IOans Jn J•IY than '!hey did a on home, buikii!'g develops,'" ~ ~ ~ ~.con-Mesa real estate firm . 1be Federal !" H0m.e> Loia • ~ · ago. .Martin· repot;ted. · Scott lllid. • 1 •
vlncie;tbe I'"!'* •-'Ill that the .Biii ·La,.Yer, , "II assocl11" Bank 'Joll:d, .C'FH4\lllo' '!)le Th<lr value totaled 11.t bilUdn. · In another deVelopmOot; •
Pl;";: ~~ ;rtJ.... wt\Ji Ed Riddle R..ilor, llsfcd pvemmenl apicyi, •.bl F h• 'ill• aaJd llils "'u •made Raylft90d II. Lapin, !ftsldel!I ---· '" • " • ''I ,. i '
charged wilii~ lnllltlon the $21,500 home " Mn.' regull~ r,ivi'.'f. . .ind loan -Ible by .O tncreal. Jo .lhc • of •the. Federal.Na ti 0•.•1. MASTER BEDllQOM SUITI AT HUNTINGTON'S ;~Ho;·~ fllEST~; ' · ..... r-~~~~~ ... ~~~ci!l:··a~---=~·;w·fi!· =--:~ ~~!:---.. Egl~~~~~=,-.,. · · · ·:~ · ~b ~.ie::~-9:lllla.m.Aug. 2$. • ' :: ~vera,.1ntere1te.t·i..bolh, ~ •• buttbiiJuJira~lhis•. the • mortpge. tnarkel, ,pi;'. Beach ~uye.rs J Head for C~ta
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paan ·~ -~ • bauliaC thie Jlr'OP,9rtY to Mn. le/fre, cluclint 1n1u·a1 ..-<"feet· a·n d 'of l;tll. 'nl11 ~. aavinp and as pdvate inveSton shy away enjoy the location of Rancho Four model homes are plan ~ ,orderly develppment
lint and-.• Clnlort. and' ffinl<el. TM tille ... m:b wu · charges, ~ 7.~ perctnl. lojin auoclaUona IO<I l!--17 from U. . . . '• . La CU.Sta, HU11tlni!lon Jleodl. d~pltyed• dally . to llluilrate whi<Ji balances rislde!lllO~
1bompeolt. .,11W.. 'a a joint-completed by Californta•LaM'' isling horfte, the average to-bllllon m funds on ~epos.it "Other higher yielding in-~ homes are. l<qted l.S the many conlblnations and 1 buslneu and ~~ es-
atalerrle!L Title Ccmpany ii leu·tban St h:mt rata-rose.t,ram ,7,71 per. com,.ared to ~MOI ·million m vestment areas are drawing miles from Huntington Beach choices offeredr Prices range pa~o~, ' . 1 ' "Adba:aw:e: ~ curnnt irto • , ctft in June~to '7,15 percent•Jn July;;Jtel. , · · funds more readily than the State park. Mbdel homes are from -..m to ~.200. .DisUncqvr.: Ranci.o La
fl1tlol)arf eoat1ol metbodl· hours. · July . .(,yelr. ig'o, tfli.July raie This , y ear'•, July }QSfeS mortgage market," he uld. at Brookhurst Street.· and R~uontble VA, FHA and ~sta ar~itec;Wfe, w i lb
mying pr i ft c.j p • 11 Y on. waa 7.23 ~~t1 .. trhtitutiOns and t·red~on by "For this reason, we pJan"tO Atlanta Avenue. conventional loans are offered heavy beams,' Mexican ·hrlck
moaetarJ aod n.eN controls Juit ai aerlc:lua was the 10.s tHe •eencY i9 the requir~ pursue our current heavy ac· 'Ibousands , ·of smog and on the one and two-story and stucco ~ding; creates •
are qeating )lfOltleml of both Mey· er w cl funds on dei>ollt in aavlnp holdings by the inattutiofts in ti vi tits until we see other heat-weary visitors bead for ' homes. . I rugged ·.-·aiid at tr .a c ti v.
abcl't ·mpp1y and ·biatr cost of . ' · . • and JOan insUtutlons. · Cash, -reserves, U.S1 go~-private money moving steadi· the buCh every day aod inany · H~ Beach continues Southem'.Califotdi~ feel whleb
-and mortgage Jul:y b a lf.l4ltlGo>l JllOlllh 'inent bondo and tnvatment ly into the market for bouslnc-are buying lhe new Rancho La to be !!II< ol lhe flllest ,._ combines early :sj>anlsb wilb
• .._ wbidl an dolNling el-"'o. Occ·u··p·y· . !W Wlv.rawail -<o· exceed -.. ' Joans." , ,CUella h'l'1)<5. •Ocordinr .to lnc-otllel'in the country, but is modern "Pl"' .. arBJICe. ,_ .. __ ...... __ .l• ' . . • ., . ' '.
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budtlel IDd -of tbe SoWbem CaJifOrnla t9al alalt
IUflu. ..... offJciaJs feel the fum. band\!14. all pbaei ·".
policlel:-begin to hurt in !m,000 ...-bi' -. ~r!itt7:c' ~00:,°J: tional Biotronks CorjiataUaQ '
ls detenbined to chect rising of five acm If JUd .t Jamo
prlcea. -ltoad ...... DuP"nl Dr. in Ttie ..,,.. natlonll product the trvlne hilustrial "Compla
(GNP) fipra recenljy an-mo the · Irvine Raridl In
noum:ed by the commerce Orange-CamtJ. ~ · • ~
-.-"-s lbal bOIJs. A 31,000 aqnlro foot fadUty, i;;'f'~ lhe brunt ol the under -.-cm pail oil ~·11 .uact:. the · ai~ wU1··h a "fe-..
The GNP increued by $11.4 prmlmltoly· bill! al !Iii l!lo<e
billliio 6lrlng the' Apr;Miine devol<d la alflce .... nMrch ·
-"' tbb yur. '!'be boost activities and. the othet ball·ln ...., tbe 11n1 <juarW wlii'l.75 manuflduring,· IBC board
pen;.ni'witll prlca tncredng clllinnan George Renne Aid.
almllt !Ji percent--pro-The he• d qua r·t er s and
ducl1'ity •lncreuiiql only .s research ladlity wlU -
-'Ibero is 1llt1e In-"50,000. .
dicalioo\ --f1jiim f!)o.-, -··-blo
!hit lnflallon bu-1
-. """'·" --·-.......... Bat ' lhe depllt1-111111 lhe Jrrlne lnduslrlaJ c.n
-1--llClld ,by,Mijtun •tlqer'I in-•
ed by -fl billion. dilrlDI . duolrlaJ ~ Jn -the~.-, a_,.... months, ICCOnllag to " I . ·
tttnd·of.almult ·o••'""W u-D'.Arcy Otilttolm. •ice ~~ panslGa. . • . . . • . • de0t1ol·lhe real estate tinn. .
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For Deane Br~~· H~mes ., ... " ·" . ·.· ~ . '
Rd>erl E. lllrdaly ,_ ., ....... ...,.,...,
been appoinkd vice ·Jim!ciil,i "'
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in charge of •openUonr· for all
0.--~ Inc., home proj-ecta, Clartticti G r i h a ni ,
senior vice president, an-nounces. ·
Harde&ty, who moves up to
the new post from •Ice pres1.
dent in charge ol Lake Forest.
will be respomible for all
cornmunil.Y developments for
Deant Bros., Graham said.
'lbose Include Lake Fores~
170!Micre new town in
•OUthel~ °""*· Coul)IJ; • Diamond Point In Dilmond
Bar; sierra HlllJ n e a r
NewbaJJ, and De-. Hemes In
the .... town " w.,uu.. tn addition, Hardesty w 111
assume operations
responsiblJities for n e" proJ· •
eds bein( planned by Deane
Bros .• Inc:., one of,the nation's
lllr]lal homebuilding · an d
(: 0 m m a a l t 1 development
firm&. ..
HtiJ!esly will beadquaitor in
lhe.fiim's. Newport Beach cor-
porate offices.
"Hardeaty's 1ppointment 1s
~ part of.D,ane Bros. apansioo
plam," •aid Graham.
A licailed real eotate broker
and gradqlto ol the University
d Soutbsn Californl•,
Hardell first joined Deane
Bl'l!iberl In !Ml u dlreclor of
m~. In 1984, he was ap-
pointed vice pmldenl Jo
·DEANE VEEP' 1 Robert Har4olly
cl'iarie of sata and niarket-
lng. . '
He Ls a mer'nbei ol the Na•
llonol SOies Manlllera Club of
the. National AasociaUon of
HOmebullden.an<fof the Salei
Manasm "-!atilo , o( tbe ·
Y911111 .Honiebullden Council or •i...· An,.ta, ·0r..,.....,
V.entura Counties. ·•
Re .aDd his wife. Kathl.e,
reside ·in Newport· Beach wiih
lhetr five dlildren.
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moSt·excitihg -~·-· newco11n~Club
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Ill J\,w.er,ica. • I ' '. •• ,. ('' ., ... ,. "' ... , '\1·
When you're yofuig ~-s11f l" lif~ ~ be' so. · ·
great. Somany fun t!llngsJo do witli your ·
freedom. So many in)eresting peQple to .ge~)o , . . ,,. '
know. 'J"hat's ytlJat :>o,Ulh Bi!Y. Cl'j,b is all abo~t: ..
The m06I ciSmPilite C.ountry club yol(.ve ever
seen-will] app.rtrnentslocated around it-I~ 1'. ,
yeur kind of people:.,..~ •. million dollar.club ..
hause, tennis courts, olympi'c poOI, health
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A series ot ga1a open house ot 11 ~ •BS:y Clubs cur-
parllts begins SundaJ' at the rently 1n ~ througbOut
Newport Beach South Bay • Ca11fomia -all built, owned
Club heralding the &rand and managed by R and B
opening of residential ac-Development Company of Los
cornmodations in Phase II of Angeles.
constl')ld.lon. , Manager William E. PaUon
The'$ll.7 million specialized summarizes the South Bay
housing · complex exclusively Club concept -as residential·
for single youni adults will be. r e c r e ational envinimhent
open for viewing from 3 unUI 7 whlch caters -to tht Newport p.m; SUnday and three -sue. -area's increasll'lg lnflurot un-
c<edlng Swldays -Sept. 7, 14 married professional men and
and 11. Champagne will be women.
served and guests will be in-"The Club provide!: a hub or
vlted to tour the project. soclaJ, recreational and educa·
Localed on a 16-acre sJte at lional activities for this young
the northust coma ol Irvine market." aays Patton. "It en-
Avenue and 16th Street, the courages congeniality by of.
garden apartment community fering superior living ac-
is master-planned with 732 commodaUons in a country
residential units and a com'· club atmosphere for people of
prthenslve re c r e a ti o n a I approximately the same age,
package which is valued In with similar incomes, educa-
e x ct s s of $1 minion. The lions and interests." At the
Newport Beach complei ls one same lime, Patton points out,
Leisure's
HomeS.ated . . .
\ ' " For Auction
A beautiful, three-bedroom
N ;wport Beach ·homea will be
aold at auction, Sunday, ac-
cordin( lo Marsh Dozlr ~
tiooetrs.
'Ibt D01:1r otfice has ~
ordered lo aell the home, i\
J!Ot DevOll Lane. at s,p~ to .. u,,, the ~ of the
tral Ame"k:an owners.~
Slluated on 1 corner fot. the
spadou!, U year old home bat
been newly redecorated ... t~
the ownen hive stated li)tY
will carry excellent fmanclrw-!
1be borne iocludel :a separate dlnlng r o o m •
flroplace, win to '\h 11
cal!J<llnJ, a COQ!pletely bull~
ln.kitdien and C<Wtred paUo.
AddlJ.Jon.11 lnfonnation on
the auction may be abtal~
from the Dozar office in eevrb' HU1!~. ,
Frank Cautkll Heads
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Over-the-Counter Listings For Friday, August 29, 1969
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By l\OBl!;ltt MUSEL
NEW YORK (UPI) -"The
world," said Frank Sinatra
.. Jr., "llln't •ex:actlf breaking
down my door."
A wry ,\smile went wllb the
admi451on foe Ille IOll of .one of
lhe -&J<akst "'8rs ol, tboin Ill
knows he hll ,di-tbt-hard .ia; to ~,iop; ....
Jn an age when young
record buyeri prefer thelr
KONA LANES -ANNUAL
. 1.AIOR DAY .WEEKENb
ONE,,CENT -., ....
BOWLIN<;
SALE!
' idol~ uoshqrn •e ·-• ~al b o a.r d), CBS.TV ,Is Ju 1 t haln:u~ Even won. ht .,...., complolllif' the final loUcbet
a Jacket IJld Ue. And lnllead on a 1peclll, "Frank Sinatra
of extorting a few tlmple Jr., his FamUy and his
chords frcm •·JUitar he works Fri~" wbJcb millions of
with a bind ol good mllllol.,,. .. people will ~,wa~ Oct. It
So Instead . or armlu or to cleclde whethd the mqlc
screamtn& tetnqers he plays will strike yet again.
to more tedate audiencu at "I cooldn't believe it whtn t
county lair•, In theaters, nlght was otrertd the special,"
club! and hotel lounges. It is a Frank said, savoring the
hard life that hu made birn, moment once again. "I Kid
at 25, an impressive YOWll 'What do you guys want me
man secure in hls own et· for?' You see, I knew it would
perience and convinced that happen some day )>ut I
he, too , wUI In bis own time -couldn't believe it would 'liap-
achleve bis goal! in the fam.lly -pen so soon."
business. There is a lot ol bis father in
TWO mGB ROADS yOjlJli Frank, a loot, • mollon,
There are two high roads to a tum of phrase. He bas a
th e heights -a hit record brand of honesty rare in show'
(sister Nancy Sinatra's route) bu!intss -witness the frank
or a televiaion s p e e'i a 1 quotaUon which . heads this
(Barbra Sterisand'• spring· report. Few perfonners ~ to admit I b a I they are not
deluged with offers from
Broadway and Hollywood.
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lempenlurt touched 130. 'And
Jilter Nancy, who took weeks
recoverin( from a wol'l')'lnc
but no1 eer1owo·mneu,..., a
...,, in • apol In the dtlert
where the alJu o( put holela
are stacked -a neon graveyard. "OUr crew went
out there and wired ll>em up
, and all lhooe funky old signs
DI up as ~ency All(,' 'Light
· My Fite.' She may have been
W·but she Joob like • mllllqn
dollan in an Ill whlteouUlt-
when you aee it you're going
to die •
"There's another relative. 0(
mine in it (Sinatra aenlor),
He's sltttnc in the audlence
and I really start giving hlml~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ IO much staUc. It's • Wamtl;:
and funny scene. He come,s. up on stage and chaaes me
around and we sing, 'AD or
RISING SLOWLY
Frink Sinatr• Jr.
"THE WHOPPINGEST
CHILLER-DILLER SUSPENSE
FILM OF THEM ALL!" .
-N.Y. DAii. Y NIWI
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M_..,, Sep...... 1, I t6t • , , , , , t :OO •.n1. 111tH 111IHltllt II
P•y the r•gular posted price for th• I st (3rd, Sth,
olc.I 9omo • , , EYUT SECOND GAME , , • JUST
A PENNY !!!
Symphony
Calls Youths
The San Francisco Sym.
phony Foundation announces
its annual audiilons Dec. 1, 2
and 4 for young i~
81rumentallst& tbrouah •I• 21.
He was very tired when he
turned up for the interview,
He had played a fair and then
doubled that night in a spot
clear across the state. Re and
bia band drove in just before
dawn and now it wu only mid·
morning. "Blue Monday," he
sl&bed. "Some people can't
believe anyone in s h o w
business works that bard these
days."
set in and around Lis Ve1u.
They were discussing people. I
suppose my name hu some
built-in box otflce. So lo and
behold somehow my name
came up and they said: 'Yeah,
Ute kid's been there. He does
20 weeks a year there! It
was,'' be sald. fervently, "my
lucky day."
Nothlne at All.' There wu no
script. no rebeanal. Hatey
said we've cot 400 feet of film
in the camera. Now go! 'And
away we went."
Arte Johnson of Laugh-In •
and fat Jack Leonard are
others in the caal Sinatra
praised his camera crew 'for
thdr dedication, lncludlog one
member who refUled first aid
for an injured back UIJ they
completed a shot timed ei.-
actly for IWJaet.
Kona Lanes • 2699 Harl:ior, Costa Mesa
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''STREEK WEEK'' . .
SEPT EMllER l , thru
SEPTEMBER 13
25'1. DISCOUNT ON ALL
STREAKS AND FROSTINGS
IRON STYLING
A NIW TWIRL FIOM AN OLD CURL
llAIR HUNTERS SALONS
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Cllh pdzea tollllnl '3,3.IO
will be awarded to wlnnen in
three separate categories:
Plano, strinp and winds. The
ootstanding artist in the enilre
compeUUon will appear as
soloist with the San Franclsco
SymphODy Ore hes tr a con·
ducted by Josef Krips at ~
spring concert April ~. 1170,
in the CJvlc Auditorium in San
FraliciSco.
The final round of the com-
pet!tion wJil be open to the
public on Dec. 10 at the War
Memorial Opera House, San
Francisco. Krips will head the
panel of judges.
Bui he brightened when lhe
CBS special was mentton~it
••Jack ty.Iey Jr., decided to
produce a show about Las
Vegas:• he said. "I play there
often. He'd seen something I'd
done and remembered it. l
was Oaltered. The original
premise was to feature the ci-
ty but there were complaints
about concentrating wholly on
a gambling town and it was
decided other cities might ob-
ject it was getting too much
publicity.
"So they switched the idea
lo a TV special that would be
When he wu 18 Jack Benny
gavt; him bis firs! chance to
appear on a network show and
he recall~ that he said at the
time : "Uncle Jack, if I ever
g e f my own show on TV I'd
like yoo in it." He added: ·"I
picked up the phone to him
and said: I asked y ou
some.thing once a long time
ago". He knew immediately I
wanted him for my special. He
teUs a wonderful story in it.'1
DAVIS DANCES
Sammy Davia Jr., agreed to
do a dance sequence on top CJ(
Boulder Dam, lllmed wben tbt
Open End's ';Joy'
"My kind ol slngill( Is only
mildly commercial today,"
Sinatra said. "I doo't sing
about narcOUcs. I don't have
long hair. I sing love songs in
front of a band using regular
instruments. But I'm not com-
plaining. I have a feellng more
Utings will be happening to
me. 1 was the youngest person
in TV history to run a I a t e
night talk when I took over
for Joe1 Bishop. Things like
that."
He tias no romanUc in·
volvement at the moment.
0 You travel too much, too
bard." be Bild.
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Some chuckle with delight
· while others maintain a rigidly
stern pose. Several were mov-
, td to tears, calling it "one of
' the most revealing momenb"
for last weekend's ope.nine long ceremonial robes. They
performances. sit around a fire listening to
· of their lives.
1be production was so ruc· poetry readinp and mt11ic,
~I that theater managing then have tbetr feet washed
director Warren J, Deacon an--before roing into the actua l
nounced today that it will be eiperience." Continuous ~~ily From 2 P.,M.
Delighted or introspective,
• . patrons of lhe Open End
• Theater's qew pn>duction of
·• • "Joy: A Senlory CelebnUon"
• are turning out in numbers
, ,. • ' with aolik>ut ·!X>uaea reported
held over for an additional Due to the heavy demand ,
weekend.Remainin g reservat.iona ahou1d be made
perfonna.nces are &et for in advance. by calling t.he
Auguat 29 through 31 IJld theater at 67$.U20. Tickets are
Sept<mber 5 • 7 at the theater. $Z.
2815 Villa Way, Newport Ir the demand cootinues, ·
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'J r·:.f' ,pr,-.~.,, t..~r>.c,~ :·. ro':ilt. '.'tS: • Beach. perfonnances will be offered • * -f: i:r "One o1 the reasons for the on Sundays at 7:30.p.m. begin-lWPMONI 541~1552 FOi INFOIMAn°"
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• first for Orange County,"
0 A 0 End Deacon said. "Another is that • t pen , · wecan only admit so people al
• a time because of the Jn-
• AudiUons will be h e l d dividual nature ol. ~ preaen-
• Wednesday for the next pro-tation-thlt is, audience mem.
• du~ion of the O p en End bers are taken through the ex.
• Theater, a producUon entitled perlence one at a time,"
• "The Open End Vaudeville Patron! are uted to dress
• Live Actio n M u t t l • Me d i a ca~ny Jor itte presentation
• Three-Ring Circus Dance-In in which they are exposed to a
• and Show." number of sensory stimulll
• The new show will include a and setllitive encounters with
• number or one-act plays, com-the cast .
• bined wHb original material "~any p e op 1 e were
• by Dr. R. Diederich and T. pleaifnUy surpris~) .. ~
Michael Jaeger, The pro-added. "They had appareiOtly
: duction will open in late expected · a traditional U·
October. perlence and were quite 'un·
• Tryouts will be held from nerved' by the fact that they
• 5:30 to a p.m. ,at the' theater, didn't walk into a theater, lit
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• may 'be Obtaloed by calling "Instead, audience members
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clothes," she said, referring to
the trend to nudity in movies
and theater. "Sensuousness of
that type -blantant -"
isn't ar t. "It's ju s t
calculated to produce shock,
which will lead to lesser shock
and lesser shock, ending up .i,rL
1nertla." It's leading to a
breakdown of morality, she
said.
Morall\y is a serious matter
to the red-haired co-star of
ABC-TV's series ''Bewitched."
The daughter of a Scottish
Presbyterian minister, she
describes herself as a fun·
damentalist. "l am a sell·
disciplined person, and the
Bible is my security, guiding
me ,in that discipline," sh e
said. ·
The moral climate today is
0 destructive," she remarked,
indicating lack of discipline in
home and school aS a great
part of the cause.
1'A child is born with a
degree of primitive sava1ery
and wmebody must discipline
it out of him. This is where the
government of the h om e
comes in," she said, alluding
to an earlier observation that
pennissiveness in childrearing:
practices during the past cou-
ple of decades has led to
moral upheaval.
In reference to such recent
stage productions as "Hair"
and "Che," Miss ~1oorehead
said, "The people (performers
in the plays) want to break
down the physical and moral
fiber of this society. I couldn't
say or do what they do ."
Among the hlgh1ights of a
long and varied career was
her dramatic alliance during
the 1950s 'with the late Charles
Laughton , Sir Cedric
Hardwicke and Charles Boyer .
As the Drama Quartet, the
four traveled the country ex·
tensively, giving d r a m at i c
readings from classical and
contem1'>rary works.
Selections from works by
George Bernard Shaw and
William Shakespeare. t h e
ve rsatile actress" favorite
playwrights, were numerous
in their repertoire. "'Never
once did I Ure of Shaw's 'Don
Juan in Hell' though we
perfonned it nearly every
night for four years," she
said.
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NUDIES BORING
Agnes Moorhe•d
'Bonanza'
Loss Irks
Germans ' FRANKFURT, German y
(AP) -Thill Sunday night will
be a sad one for millions: of
West Germans. "Bonanza"
will be making its last ap-
pearance on their TV sets.
"The entire Sunday won't be
any fun any more," Robert
Ferner of Kiel \Vrote in a let-
ter to a television magazine.
in two years, the weekly
adventures of Ben cartwrtght
and his boys have gained 47
percent of the West German
television audience on Sunday
evenings -about 20 million
viewers a week.
"We are receiving sacks of
mail protesting the decision Of
"Second Gennan Television to
drop the show," said one of
the largest TV magazines,
Bild und Funk. The letters
come "not only .from young
Wild West fans but also from
adults."
Spokesman for S e c o n d
German Telev ision s a I d
"Bonanza" originally wa s
.scheduled for a one-year run
but was ei:tended a year
because it was so p'.opular.
"We have just decided to
bring in something else," said
the spokesman. "We thought
two years was enough and
wanted to present some new
faces."
Instead of Lorne Green'~
face, the viewers will get
Barbara Stanwyck's. "The Big
Valley," another hit Western
series in America, is the
replacement.
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COMEDY" IN YlAll.5
ALL FAMILY Pll.OCJll.AM
Hlfhlly 7: Mii, SI! t. Sv•. Jr
He c1'n't fix a f1ucet or caHy 1 dish, but he did
something else that made the whole world sit up
and take notice .
DEAR ANN LANDERS: This Jetter is strictly !or
husbands who forget their \vlves birthdays. Here's
how one manhandled the crisis and was excused -
forever:
Several years ago I forgot my wife's birthday.
When I came home empty-handed and she asked it J
knew what day it was, I
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had to think fa s:t. I told
her. it \V&s very difficult
for me to accept the fact
that she is getting older
because she h a d n ' t
changed a day since I
met her. For good meas-
ure, I added, "If any·
thing, dear, you keep get-
ting younger looking."
That was 30 years ago
and she haB~'t mentioned a birthday since.
Ko11a ~nes • 2699 Horbor, Cosio Meso
hope you will prinl this letter,l!i-•-------------------l
Ann. ll would get almost as
much readership as a lull
pag e ad in a nat i on a l
magazine. Thanks -MSgt.
USAF
During the year, however, I
give her a hunch of violets
from the backyard or a
surprise peck on the cheek or
a. little pat on the fanny. It'•
better than any birthday gilt I
could buy. -PORTLAND,
Ore.
DEAR PORTLAND: If you
can &ti all thet mlleqe out of
a buncll of Vlole&I from Ott
backyard ml a peck: ud pat,
wllo am I to knock II?
DEAR SARGE: Wbat do
you meu almo1t u much
reader1hip? Tbl1 columa 11
acen by appr1>11maUy; St
mUllon people 3'5 daya a year.
Tbe only ma1utne ~ THAT
league ls Reader'• Dt&e1t.
Also, Sarge, this didn't COit
you anything:. You 're wel·
come.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'm
writing about the young lady
who said her boyfriend was
joining the Air Force and she
wanted to go along on the
"Buddy Plan." I have been
the A. F. Recruiter for Cham·
paign-Urbana for six years
and I can tell you, there has
never been a "Buddy Plan"
for mixed sexa-. Even for two
males tbe plan ts very lffy. Alll:~~~~~~~~~~ll it guarantees ls that they will
be together for six weeks ol
basic training. Nothing more.
The Air Force d.oa have a
program whereby a husbaod
and wife can apply for Of-
ficer 's Training School. But
they both· must be college
graduates. Ir they succeed in
making it, however, they will
be attending the same classes
and get the same permanent
base assignment after initial
training us completed .
The Air Force needs women
badly. It's a great life for a
gal and has many advantages
over the ordinary office,
business or industry job. I
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Of• o.1r"" 11_,, both k~ 1evefil hmes. the: Jalest. comi last ·week. ~rterback Joha,.1'adl will
'fommy Masoa '""'" his Um st.rt ol •ing l&JI December. lie ·~·at fullback start '10ftg . 'fijth lllCl< Pci!t· ,and Jelf. the e»hi~ition ~uon toalght '.as the Ram! in Sa(\. Dttao. "' Queen at the running back poslUons.
tHd for a..retum to winnln~ fenn .ajCajns\._ • (IWhh tbe Baltimore Colts as our flra:t Co-faYorttes, with BalUmore lo w1n the
&id Gillman's Chargers 1n -sin Dlei:;o league ~I, y;e • have to geJ NP~ c\W'npici)SblJ>. 'the Rama hive look-
-stadium. Kickdff Is at 8 "f,m. and i everybody ~dy for g~ acUon1" coacll ed like anything ~t·tillt contender& .lhe
caJNtcity·crowti of 50;000 Is e:i.:pected. ;,, 11George,Alle(l ,ald. WhUe ,...aon will be ill ·.past ,iw~ , games:-Aft.er 1 win~ ~m IMf~ the Sixth leading rw~r' in--:nkr.f\1Je-st~n1fta1i~p tonight., Dick. Bass '"ill"" ''Dalfas, they filled, 111 score a ~c;bll~n
Nr,L among active ~layers,. hat ~~ ~~pl T,flma1n sidelined f9r. at. ... Jeast ;anothtr ' jn )oslng to Cleveland .. 16-3 •• 'Ind 'Kansas ~ ot the t1rs~ t]lrcc Ram,_ exh1bttil>n Woclr. · • City beat them decls1vely, ,,_if·~·•, 1 Jast
!•Ines. tllis 5'8:tJl1. t\ red.!.rdui: kqee in-. r I GJUroa1f p1ans lo 'send ~U;tually Lile Saturday nigbt. • .,.. ... ~ I
jury ha:s haunted him lhrottib ·oigbt years • sam•· lineup Into battle ,wl\h t!Je Rama: \\'ith cornerback Clancy \Villlama: bolng " . • •
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coVerin, SaJ1 DlelO'• outstanding wide
receiver&. Laoce Alworth and Gary Gar.
rlson, will fall to W\nle Daniel , Allen
Mareelln aM Richard Harvey. The latter
two are rookie1. ,J
Allen feels the •ame with the Oiargers
could be a ,lurulN: polat. for ·~e entire ~ason. Al~ the ,ltlnias City defeat,1-he
said : jjThe mark' of a team and a mf.n.is
how they come back after a def~t." .
• -fl • ' • The opp0rtun1ty for rebOunding wlll be
provided 1t San Diego, The KanSas' Ci(y
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10$' wu the , worst Suffered by an Allen·
coaChed Ram team. Also, the border city
eleve1:1 won last year's pme bf a ~13
mar&ifl. The llams \\"Oft lbe nm meetlnc
or Ull!: lwv clube, 50-7. , '
. Roman "Gabriel and Karl Sweetan are
expected to share quarterback duties
, aa:iln this W~ with Les Jose~~ IC~
ling fu a .bit more Ume in the backfield
alOflg ~Ith Mason, \Villle Ellison and
rooJde Larry Smlth.' -'
Gjllma,n's Chargeni "trained'' 1t UC
lrYine w'hile the Rams were at
t ' .,
It 'f ~: L
Fullerton. Both llr'oke camp Trlday ll!d
wlll resume pre«ason drUll ln their
regular habltab -the Rams at Blair
Fleld In Loo1 l!eocb and the Cl>o11•n In
the border city. •
Followlns tonight's game. the Rafl\9
have two pre-season Ults remainiJ:!g. Next
Saturday night they entertain O.J.
Simpson 3.nd the Buffalo Bills in the
Coliseum and \vlnd up the pre-season
.t1Chedule In a S o'clock game at i.\.nlihein-
::itadlum with the. San Francisco t9er1 Sept. J!, -
Disa sters • ,,....
~ ': .Getting His Goat I Angels ·Win Pair,
Hit ·Yanl~s
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At Ope11 '·
FOREST HILLS, N.V. fAP.) -Tie
Nastase, 23-year--old ooe·t;me Romanian
shepherdboy, upset Ame;ica's nad)nal
champion. Stan Smith. Fric!av as disas!er
from all directions pourc>d down on Unrle
Sam's Davis Cup tco:1n in t:!r U.S., Open
tennis champianshi_ps.
In the first confronta.J.ion beRyccn the
tvt'O teams 'A'ho will battle· fot' the 'tup
next month in Cleveland, Ute sl~r, ...
darkhaittd stylist from beliir;i ·lllti !roil
curtein cu~ down the towerin~'rilith with
qashy, brJlliant tennis S-7, 1rt.t1~·?-f, 6-3.
"* tfie crowd of 10,000 at :West Side
• Stildium \vas asl-ounded ar ,,Nastase's
remarkable performince on. ·a , g.:ass
irirface w'ltb wh1ch he ·is not familiar.
Smith's defeat was just pa~t of Ott Ill
fortune that , befell the-Am'erican Cup
squad.
Clark Graebner, who shared the singles
assignments with Arlhur A!htl:~ Jr., in ...
w1nning back the ~up from Afl)f('alia-last l
December, sprained his right ankle ,g~g .
for a lob in hi.a match against -Bri~'s.
lloGer Taylor and had to dtfilulL'.f,,,-; ~
Although Dr. Dan f.1anfredl ,. --~~·..-".
treated the anlde 01:1 ttie spot, said 1t waiCi~ , ~minor sprain ~) Graebner may be al•
rigl!.t in a fe\v days, there \Vas doubt th~t't-..
he could be made flt for the match
against the dark·horse Romanians.
Tht challenge 'round . rolfl~bes ·are
gc:heduled in Cleveland Sept. 11'21. . .., ~
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' S '~°" .. De111 ~i.t "itf! , •' in tact a'long wjlh some •lCY gl~t! +.-~rk , I BAt1t fi'.rll!i ·}-. Cai.ronua s. s~glng by lhe Jhtiekf in that \tCOM Proe
. Angeh-~ter 'heir sev~ntb win 1n suc· Friday. v .• •
1t :tt!!ll~· ,41.fid •tltelJ' 12th in the last 14 AJcGIOthlin w·as in ,lhree ~1j'1t ja.mS, to 'J,__,~~J!'·+htYr .l!iCnd rook!.~ Steve Kealey ~ay<the l~lst;Jll'~i:~lnt ~· -..
'.! .pf To/r8Jl~ &A~itch ag~lnst the waver~~g ·'.; HeJad, the _jyin& fiiM~(io ~ing Ball~e . Oflol~s ~on1ght In Memorial position with one ~t in ~. lasi, · . ..,the
! St~d1~ here. ' seventh and theo with ·one 'Otit-W ed
• T~ last time . U~y won as many , as ~Brook! Robinson .to fill the basu ~ith ~veIJ str~gh~ w~ 1u 1967. • Bird&! • . ,; , , .. : --, ! •
Keal'l' J.S~<I for tbe campaign 1'!\llt hls 'l'tl)lllpi '•!ril •to the'~--..,~ didn't
opponent., •. To~ Phoebus shows '~ '1216; ]l'tk hl.I freckkil·f~~J:iw-He mari~~ght s show .will ·be t.elttised It..-jUst calmed him d<>Wn:-gave--hfiii.'"a ;Jlap
5 on anntl 5. · ~~ sOoulders ~ . .1Man-.ter.f.d. b cit to lnteriJr. manager Lefty Phillip~~ Jial~ : i?ench r ~"'··-. "" • a ~ ·1
becafTle t~ only club in either divlsjon dr ~is,faith. "'as rew deci~ii efroo
the. Arncncan League ~o flWn af!, edg~ HCoo!l~~s. a 1eity~ .ari ~~,10)-2,
A I SI , then nil into a double ptay tti~ ·10-soine llfl~ at~. I'· ~-~, -floe Vove work by ~ndy-~.~im
A11g. lll AM•l1 •t e1111..-. 4:55 P·"'· ilY.1?.e 171' Kr•nosi and the ever ,,, ......... ;.,:.?-.i...ki ....... l1 ""91'11 •t fl•ltl1Mt1 2,zs p.!IVJ<MPC 11r '"D. . ·,.. w•"!""'uwi; "[~ e , · J im Spence.r. . ,r \t :
••.• 1ovtr the Eas~ern Division le~~s,a~.th~Y.. . ~~kMlin ~ totterul_lp-.;~ l.ilblh. ,f ''!ept Friday's night twi·nigl\,( d;9Ul;>~lll, yieldlric I d~le and singlrjo~ f{rst
, 1, I·"· and 2·1. . ~· .. , two Ulen. But a fly fall, fief~i~~ice
. Jt was an especially imposing tffort.;;by and a foul out to Spencer Jet ~.Ttdff"cad
the way, in view of the fa~. Friday is offt~ hook with only one run iii.· ·
, when tbe Angels have lost mor.e. games . Then in the ninth Bi1llimOrJ'a 1e.ktou t (9;17) than any other day and.!f:hey ,!)ad man agai.h made It to'f*~s Bog Pqwcll
' 1yct to sWeep a d,l.ublehcader thl'il,&son. got a . ~g-_ .s~DJ!:~· ~tb~ ~th. Bur a
With the AngeJs playing t~l kind . of sacrlOce falled•iriif \he;PUt two out were
classy ball they 've c 1 n s Is t c'n t I y rouU:1c to epd' the :mehaCe and preserve
dc:monstrated since ,Phillips took, the the Streak.
reigns from de~ boss Bill R.ignty, it The Angel.s got their ruru on a base.s-
scems highly likely that Lefty will be locided-singlt by Roger Repoz with one
gi~en a contract to ma:\age the club:Jo oot in the top of the s.eventh.
1'10. , , • , .. Sunda)''S shO\V also vdll be on TV S, al
Phillips states he's be more·J_han pie.as. 2:SO ~
cd to serve in such capaclt)' ~ but 1ay!I
he·s heard nothing yet rrom the An~1.:I
man:i.gement. •
Anouier player who mi.Silt ~·t.x~ed
lo be thrown into lhe brclcll-:' Chilflie
Pasarell of Puerto Rico. v.·as knocked out
flf the con1petltion in straight sets by a
bit;. bearded Australian named Terry Ad-
dison 6-3, 9·i, 6-4. • ,: j
"This is a triple disaster for us -bpt
nnlv at F'orest Hills," U. S. Davis Cup
eaPtain Donald Dell said.
Na,/yi1jlf<!tjacker ltdy1DeCiir1 'bu 's heads with the
-Academy's mascot BtllY-XVll ~ dlfring picture day
festivities. New coac Rick Farzan is 1hoping his
· U,I Tt~!1
players can bang heads as "•e11 as BillY can.· glie ~1iddies had a di smal 2-8 record last season. ·;:
Lerty·s fellows are 44.-43 $\nee •the '
change ir, field com1nand wj.! inad~-iA ·
May.
ll 'vas Phillips' confidence i!f, FqunfaJn
\'alley pilchcr Jim ~1CG1othlin tha,t. '!'as
1/ElCI-IARD'I' SICK,
r;JISS~S 2ND G4 ME
1iJ. ~T~O -Calllornla Angel out· ¥~!!Jer f.ICI< ~~hit ?t OUI tilt ~ game of Friday 1nJ_:iltt'"1 doull!eheader
here aft<:r compJ.ainlng ~he ~·t red
•·l\1aybc it v.·111 bc,.a goo:t thine: in th.ai
our team Won't go into_ Clc.1'1"li1!18 { , ' i "f ~ \ . " . . .-t 1
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CALl!'OllNlA_'" l 1-.1.T1M01ti
m·erC(lnliden\. TJii.q 'natrh sho1•,-s ti:c:.e' "
euys can be really loJgh."
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LOS ANG ELES IAP) -Frankli n
~1ieuli. Ol"'ner of the San Francisco War·
riors. said F'riday that Rick Barry has
agreed to a five-year contract and v.·ill
lcare the Oakland Oaks -now the
'\'ashington C<tps -to rejoin the \Var-
riors.
The announcemcb\ by 111ieuli. 'vith Bar·
ry sta nd ing at his side, can1c ina law ol·
fiee, follo wing a closed session thnl lasted
more than three hours.
"I'm happy Lo be back with the \Var·
riors or else I wouldn't have agreed to
the lerms." Barry said. "Based on the
fact that the Oaks are going back to
'\"ashington. D.C., I uon ·1 feel compelled
to go with them.
"I feel I must do wha1 is best for my
family and niyseH."
Garry jurnpetj from the \Varriors I~
Oakland tv.·o ~·cars ago but had to sit oot
11 season by court order.
Ile joined the Oaks last year and
although he was injured most of tlhe
season. he Jed the Oaks to the. Ameritan
Basketball Association championship and
JeC the league in scoring a\•erage.
•
LOS ANGELES f APl -Tom Halle r
drilled a pinch single in the eighth inn-
ing. scoring pinch runner Willie Craw.
ford with the go-ahead run as Los An-
geles rallied for four runs and a 6-5 vic-
tory over Philadelphia Friday night.
The win enable th~ Dodgers to keep
pace with first-place San ~·ranci~co,
\Vhich won its ninth straight game. Thr
IJodrier Sl•te
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Dodgers are still ll"'O games behind. bul
jumped into third place, t\vo -percentage
points ahead of Atlanta.
The Phillies were leading 4-2 going in·
to 'the eighth-three of their tuns scoring
fcllo\ving consecutive lhrowing errors by
Dodger shortstop Maury Wills in the
fourlh' inning.
1 , Bul_ Will!e Devis, whu cxlendcd his
batting st reak to 26 games \\1ilh a Pair
of singles earlier, opened the Dodger
eighth with a "'alk.
1-Je mo\·ed to second on an Infield out
an:l went to third when the fourth ball
to 1\ndy Kosco was a wild pitch.
Jim Lerevbre doubled for one run and
Ted Sii.emore·s single scored pinch run-
ner Billy Grabarkcwiti \1•ith the tyin g
ru'1 .
The ·Hailer's single brought . home
Cra,vford .' running for Lefebvre and Len
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Yanliee~,~~usp~rid Pepitone
NE\V YORK -Joe Pepitone of the
New York ,·~nkecs 't\'.as lined $500 and
su:;penoed indefinitely by the club F'rlday
night for !caring Yankee Stadium without
permission for the second lime O\is t,feek.
The first baseman left the club early
\Vcdncsday and again b~fore Friday
ni~ht's game. Mana ,i,:cr Jlalph l-louk and
general manager Lee ri1acPhail an-
nounced the fine and suspenslon just
before the -Yankees took the field against
Kansas City.
Pepitone also mis.\ed ll"'tl games
~gainst Minnesola on Aug. 12 ·and JSlh
and wa& fined two days pay for his
absence then. He cited p r e s ~ i n g
~ "peraonal business' as his reason 'for
leaving the Yankees al that time.
~:acPhail said he wa!I aware of somt
financial problems which Pcpllone h..1d
incurred.
''Credj1«1 have called tM club a!ld
uted that y;e put 11orru! pressure CJn
Pt pi tone to meet his oblig:llions, •• U1C
GM uid.
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DARLINGTON. S.C. -Joh n Woocloo.
11 ho COJChcd UCLA to tllreo comecuU ve
'
Nalion:il G;illegiale Basketball cham·
picnshlp$, has taken a swipe al pro-
fessional basketball for its recent signing
of a 11:troil University ~tar ..
\Vooden told newsmen the signing or
Spencer Haywood by Denver of the
American Basketball ASsociation "will
really hurt" the colleges If the pros are
allowed to get away with ii."
llaywood signed with the Denver team
although he still had two years of
"'l!ligibllity al the University of Detroit.
Wooden sa.ld, "The pros are calling
Haywood a hardship case, but if they let
this 01'e 10. there are going to be e lot
more.''
•
l\f)Af.fI BEAClf, Fla -'Vorld l\tld·
dlcwcight champion Nino Benvenull
a.:;reed Friday to a title right with No. I
contender Luis Rodriguci, according to
not1rlaue1.' mana ger. '
t.fan,1a:cr Angelo Dundet said no date
or site' was set
"I 1ald we 'd go lo Timbuktii f9r a shot
. at Benvenuti and Jt might JUSI be in Tim·
buklu1 ''. D\lndce uid.
Tentative dates mentioned were Nov.
2:'1 and Dec. 6, he said. "We shoukl know
within 10 days."
•
SAN DIEGO -Tall bale Hayes of
Pretoria, South Africa, won the world
junior golf championshlp by two strokes,
despite a four-over-par 71 Friday al Tor-
rey Pines Oauntry Club.
"I didn't put together tl}<N'e than two
J:ood shots all ~, '' said Hayes after
posting a 72-holc total ot 29$, seven over
par.
•
DETROIT - A circuit jude ... •ho °""'
in\·estlgated the Huel Park race track
and itJ operaliona was sOtd Friday in \\'lyne County Circuit Court for S2
m llJon by the corporation whlth runs lhe
thoroughbred trac;k. ·
The Hazel Park Racing AsaoclatK>n
alleged that Oakl•nd County Circuit
Judge James S. Horburn Nbeled •Jld slan-
rle.red the association when he "described
" plot to asuutnlitt hlm Y:hlle. ht ln·
.veauaated the trsck. _;,, ·
gers another run.
Dave Watkins tagged an early homer
fQI' .Ute Phils and ,Richie Allen connected
in lhe-ninth. •"lo
Sizemore, the Dodger' leading tandi·
date for rookie ot the ye<ir honors, led
an , eight-hit Lo!! Angeles attack· v:ith th~e!! singles and had a ·pair QI" dOublcs. ,,
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Hi9h-111•iced Ftinable '
Allhough Lel'1>y Keyes is the wealthiest Phil~delphla Eagle, he ts
also the most inexpcrient ed arter mi ssing six wee.ks of practice. This
is apparent after he fumbles a handoff from quarterback Norm
Snead at club'• Albright Colle~ camp •
.
'1
well .. s..-10 T:.t·' ~~gel of(icial!! • ·'~~ wiirr.i~ ·~ tha.t
Reichardt'!! conditlofl-•""h\lgtif. h·~'v e
so1nething to do 1¥ith his oner .r,;-qaa.lijlng
kidney. He had one kidney .,,~ep>OYed
several years ago in an operation.
A tcarr1 spokesman said Reichai-dt was
kepl out of the g;ime -strkkly as a
precautionary measure. Rcicharot, who
stayed "·ith the team, will undergo tests
today.
Forest Hills · ·
Action ·Tops
Weekend TV
Tennis buffs will have an opportuhity lo
witness history in the making' on
television if Corona del Mar's Rod Laver
repeats his 1962 amateur performance as
a pro Otis weekend in the U.S. Open ten•
nis champion!lhips at Forest Hills.
Channel 2 11.-ill bring the lhird·round in
color on today al l and ml?f"t! tennis
action on Sunday beginning at 11:30.
Bud Collins and Jack Kramer wil~ do
the commentary.
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~I 11110a. IC8WAllZ Lee says )lo mO... 11111, nwly as heavy u II lfU "orklng'my,.u Into • Job," he
ti' -.in:• .... ..,i.:* rather'lban lbdfinltbant lDd wheo It w11 alive.
'ICldftos :/:':' ~~ ·In • Ille put » ,... IW Alter nearly 10 yean al ••·
" ......, a 10 In a HMolulu ' l':"'fecled b\t ~ :hollby perlmenllnf, Lee de"loped 1
,,. •flor\!t 1h0p the !U!tiy odor was into 1 tbrivfuJ busineU with 1 method moontbig fi sh for
.'ri' 1p strong that he couldn'~ ~J~;l~~~t~~nJ:~bbshoun-sporlsnien and c'o I I e ct ors
• ,mf.11 the .Oo\vers. ' · that's radically dUferent. · '.,' ,. Tod~y. however, tl1cre isn't He has work.ed on specimen!
'·1 even the faintlst hint of a fishy ns small as s1x-inche! and as I-tis mounted specimens are
·,. ·aroma in Lee's 12,000 square big as 21 fee:t. relaUvely lightweight and ~e
foot. m.,Sne taxidermy plant 'lbe' IO-yur-old IM was an aay1 lhey are virtually m-
in COlta Mesa where he avJd fisherman when -he livd destructablt. ,
always bu at Just 500 ti.sh on in llawaii and used the fi!h he Lr:e becal)le 1 professional
IOOMI being --,caug~lqJlWIJtOl-auanpts 11 )la.idermlll by -l<Cldenl-Jn ~ a~e1 oJ odon .lllq;t tuidefrpy. , ., . rawaU. ·
aoclcloilta). lt'1 ~end 'l"itt 1 At111o?~me. ,.,,.,,,:IOin-' •il>lopJ!just1tartedln<00>e f of ... l:r tol yeani of reaearth "'1riho wanted a nsh inOUnted, ·\n ~'here t wu exatrimnin«
and nperimenllng by Lee in the Ci.sh was cleaned, stulled and would ask me -lo do some
theartof.marinetuidcrmy. and ft1JUOd up 'as .a tropby work for them. J ended up
U)'I.
"But I don't consider this
work. lt'a stUI a hobby lo me.
And I still get 'excited when we
get a new species to mount.
New ooes are always a
challenge."
Lee's process for mountlnl
a fish covers a 9!klay cycle.
, He only works witb thf
fish's~llWL w.bicll bJI i..i
cleaned ...i lanned and tbeo
makea a p1aMer o1Por1a mo1a
ol lbe bo~. l !' ~
Then he comtruct.s a reen.
for~ papier niaclw: man.
neqWn from the mo~ and
strelches Ute ski{' over the
mannequin.
·-. '
Scars, gaU holes and other
akin damage art repaired
before th' fi5h U finiahed by
beioc p&,lnted .and laquertd:
"A' (lsh's body hu to be
perled, just like the bocly ol a
car, before we paint it. A scar
or hi>le on fish l'J.ins the affect,
• .,1 !!'·~ .. • , ,• OAll.Y PILOT~.-,.._ P•Y•
the fli.it .oteps in mounting. It requires a 9!Hlay
cycle to complete the mounting process. Lee, who
started mowrting fish as a hobby in Honolulu esti-
mates he has mQunt~ 50,000 specimens.
•
• just Uke the dent in the side of
a car," be aays.
Lee maintains color 111ides
and earls of fish from around
the world so the orlctnal col-'
ors of the .fbJJ .can be matChed
as authentically as ~Ible.
~·The ~or of a fl.sh can
change as soon as it. Is lilted '
~ out ol the. wat~ and ~ S!YM.
specie' can differ shgtrtlf ID>
.color' dependine on ( 1 it
.batiltJt, '' according to hi~.
, He mixes his own paint and
the ~Qr is 1 applied down to ·
the· smalle!t detii.l like the specklel~on Uit side ot a rajp-bow lroot. •
Tbe ,. dillicuH fillh lo•
mount; 'Lee says, a r e
members of the twia and
mackettl famtlies, betause
they have very thin akin .
.. It's so thin , you can rtld •
nfwsprint through it:",. 4
WORK ·,O,, A MAS{lll -'-, <i?osta Mesa taxi dermlll
George Leio -ataOO.:lli'f.lilifot racks of billlish (top)
'vhich are in VArious , staa-.: of being mounted . lAe
(below) bolclJ•tlle _.jtbj and bead of a fish he
has just made1.-., t>laslir:·-r:n..ns mold of in one W ·i::--r .J;'-' ·~-~.. • >t'
The biggest fish ¥er blf
mounted was ·a 21·f001 ~s:reat.,
white allark ~t ~ 3,lltO pou114 s e·a. llso IDOUllted thf .,.-..... ,...
. ,,.~· . -riil!r~o.:J. •n 11,GOIJ .' jllli6der cau;hl: •fl a~q.,.,~ .. ,
· ... ·stran,ely enough loi: a man --==-•• • wbcl lUmed •an art by ~· -
ptimeot1111 with the , fi~ hii \. ,. ,capgbt, Lee hasn't b,e en ·
· t.flshing since he moved to
Southern California.
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• . S~1iool .for Quarterbacks
, !' "I've: sort•of bi intt:rest In
tt," he says. But that's not
surprising for a man who's
surrourxled by fish all day. Mo3ts Works Years ·Ahead ,~ "' , ~\. 'll ;,,,\ ,\ •• l A I J • ' ~ B.v rtoGkJt ~A.RISON particular position u: does quarterback of the Bee squad . fenslve cent~r whlle perfOrm· nge s Olll 01 ltlt 0.lly ,."'Steff coach Ken Moats and his Hun-~ers down the ladder but Ing for ffuntin~n Beach and
.. . .Jt'ti~n a mitter or design, lin,., club. , marked .tor .f~re 1\11'9om Orange €oast , lege, \
1\r -. • ~ 1~ i:Jther ~an cha~, that· Kun-'fl). all drvJll t l1_1lo. Jllace, are Jut ~ar a Junior vars tty He did see b , er act ion al , •I
., ;1N1SHiNG TOU CHES -Jorda~ ~~applies a fine brueh i,; the gills of this
dolpbiii which is bei ng mounted .jn his grandfather's Costa M:esa marine taxi-
dtrrny plant. Fish are painted in authentic ·colors to match the markings from
'"-'U.Qlpµtie.11et • tjnglon Jeach'lil"1 School )las .~.,.ever. .,ti!n Mbals Jr><Plalos QBo. J~y l>l•rlln and Sieve quarterback while at OCC.
•\ .~ "' ' : i;. \ ") r. been ble!sed by ~1 steady rfbw the philosophy of ttic rOller Plc~ord. . IJ~ever, he seems :le get
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'rickets for all remaining of excellent qual'terbacks in coaching ata.ff. Pickford, aon of Pountaln the Job done. or the la.st two
their ·original habitat.
califonlla Angels home games recent years. ••Without 1 good Valley HI~ football coach QBs, Bonwell fJ headed for
beginninir with the Sept. 4 con· In the rpast decade lhtte quarterback, you 're in trouble. Bruce Pie ord, will be a Arizona ~tate on a t1chofarahlp
--e have been some re H.L.y "We try to find our best soJ>h?more ~nd is slated to see and Jenkins, after starring for
lest with the Chicago White out.standing ones Qke Ed freshman athlete out for foot· ltarting action for the Bees. tv.·o years at Orange Coast
Sox, are now available at Sukla, Joe Scott, Bill JenklM ball and concentrate teaching Moala, himself, takes. the Calle~e in de!enaive aecond· Bue Roster
Numhers 68
more Ulan 30 neichborhood and ll'ony BonYlell. him lo be our future quarterbacks ai:ict reoov:rs ary, 1s now at USC In a lim·
Co
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k t ti •-· the . · · quarterback under hla wln1s 1n the varsity Jl1r role. Los · Alamitos· :,1 mpu c e ou e.. in . Waiting 1n the w1n1s lo ~~ ., · . stagu of the QVerall program. Both athletes pouess es.·
greater Lo& Angeles atta. llnue the trend ol. .r1ne We taJk with him a3 much Re credltl a great deal of cellent credentiab in tht
Entries
The rinal home gam~ will quarterbaclts for the Oil~rs as we can a~d have him their early development to the defen.tjve side of,the ledger -
bring the Chicago, Minnesota. are Garth Wise and Mike lhr?wing, a weighted football 118htwelght coaches -Ray perhaps inWcailve of Moab'
Three more prospects, in· K Ci Oak! d d ttfcCord. while he 1 young. Walder Clyde Frishholz and past experiences.
ansas ity, an an It doesn't seem reasonable ."Also we try to pair .hpn ~p Bill oa'rland. Moab almost always utilltes eluding 1 pair Q( lettermen, Seattle ball clubs to Anaheim. that one .;chool would con· w.1th a good )'OWll receiver 1n It seems atrange that Moal'l: the. quarterback option tn his
showed up for · »hJJicat{ Fri· Dick Walsh., exeeuilve vice alstently come up with the ex-. his own grade. 1bey. c~t 10 saw liUle action at the. offense.-. gelling the runnin"
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~ zm&:¥"'2'::a:a.f t Pl day night. ft · Orange Cout h b the I k h a "" .Jtv,.,.1, ""· .,.; 1,,.._,,. °" !fT1o9rl•I 1t11ttet. 'r1ti a.ri11ii .,, pr~ideot and I e r\ e r a I cellent performers at one t ey .~an re1 I e eac quarterback po:!lition while a and passing game rut ot his •••it 'llAt•. ,. y-J.' ·, ""' M•b•• CMrt ,~°" W><>dt«l "{: College, swelllni the Pirate&' manager of the Angels, sai d other. eridder. "best athlete":
::=e.•11(1 "" In Gr•d• " M1nu1. Pvru ~;:~115~; 1~~i~~1
:,: ' football roster to 68 players. CompuUcket Rtvlces w i 11 T H d Latest griddtr sl11.ted lt> step Hl!l usual place was at the As for the best of the Jot
.i. ~~".::~' ~=',rs1r1uoa1 :~ L .. k Gr•flG ,(L~ 1211 ~ newcomers wer e ~nefit the club by providing een ea s .~~~.the helm is Wise, I lineblcker'a station and at of-Moats says, "Jenkins",
'"·' •11r111ndY Rott <K1n111 iu t!IOHTM •Ac1. :.so v1•~1. ' ""r vete rans Ed Washko, a b ball fa•• 'th qui'ck and
• Htt GMI"" us ... 1c1 n111 •'Id et1dln11 .. .., "' c1111. • ase "" Wl a · However, the. schedu1e went ~ Ntenw '1tr1 fs11pe1 ,~, Purte i12.ooo. , ~ Olll}ker, and defense end Joe convenient "'ay to purchase ll htl of bala I t.
'"'Ml Deftc !l.pod1c•I ,,, lltd Clll11t• ll1r IW•I~) " "' Grothuo, along with lrcsbman· seats at' their leisure... B nr· h . I y out nee II :C""' Toni 1t1,i.1ml 111 P•" cer1n• '" c yl •, · 111 U Ig fs year when Wise I-ad of 'l'J1m,,.y ~ 111r n1 N111t1rr arotiwr fAd •I '" kl k R v ndc A f "We believe it Is Important be' '~~ k 1 ar1•• Land 1lf. MM11a11 11ac~-' 1ar1 11, 1 111 c er oy a r a rom th . bl 1ng used at qua1 ~· uac n • I ''. that e ,..-• .. tor 11 a e to the · · ·~t ,M., '" MDIII Aa11r> coun! c11rtn <R B• l 111, Newport Harbor lligh. obtain oele~ctton ol excellent JUnlor v._...ny program,
K1n11• J-' !McR.., 'l 11 . Wlls ut111-...1 at delenalve •·ct • " •1CONO llAC:f, ™ yen:l1. 3 V"' "~ f"" fl!P ... rt'IY ! 117 ,,Washko w:as a reserve last ·-I t t hi d I h' A r·. lM:U lit! •'' "' ' c ' ' , ... _td "&Itel ,,..,1i. o•1111 t n• seal"), a mos a s oor n is . l lJUaDa on the vanll• ouUJt.
Race · Results
1' 1n C•~lf. ::=n•" .,.;;, e
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..,. ---,i scuon \•ihile Grothus Jeitered neighborhood supertnarket or ""-·-, wlth'llU!e --'enc•
' I ,_ H ,, ,,, NINTH llACi. a Jt..m. i ,.... t " d d d ... ~ •• ,_ .. --~;;"!~".~.·~c • ..-11 1111 llld' •M'ui.. onile~AA.Mll'IU&o two .yean •agt>.Ht wu lorced. departmtn slore., a e as a sophomore at ~'<!.ii': t:O.~~ .... , ::t r:=-.~· (K•nbl • • 1i1 ·~.sit ouf the JM& seilDn: With Walsh. TIJUANA _ Currilo RJvera .._ quarterback. Wise ml)' be in 1 ''*'· ""· "· ,..,
•. rrw V•llll'I i1111ltfl1 ••• Metb'I o.• c.t.J10c11e11 1.-a tOoth ,Pi'oblems. ~ nie Ancels become the third l\1exko'a turned-on tetnag~ tticky s~tp1tion. . •••ST ~~:~ '*'~•rdl. ' Ye11r
: •~:_~.'.';~~bl ::; ~ ~r'°i~:,ctou n~ VRnder Aa lives the Pirtles major league ball club to join ApPlyJJll .the. presSUN from Ill• Ml Ii, Ill Gr ... .t. Minus. Puroe
1 -...-,._.. cwrllttll "' ll•Jd It.wt <, ... , 111 the Computicltet a 1 ate m. matador, will challenge the wilhln is McCord, a lad who :!:...,· "'" , .. -.. ,,._ ,,,. '·'° ~"'*" "'" '" •anbl "~ • Fl~'mi eooc 111. a.n01 i11 •n lr!ttrnational f I• Yo t Al ad -·-~ ar< t h• b'·• bu h ·-'" .~·,s.,,.·1 Hltnt Out 1wit10r1I "' M9rU• M••wtt 1s1 • .,.1 1n ... ' " re Y ....,.,.1u 166tst lls teen ere this g a 1 n e d immeuureable ez-. llotr11 Quick '~' n ... '·•
·-·""'"D 1t1ic•. S.fl ., •• a •. l ~~ ... · :!':;,r"',::'·.~~"'t".:d:/,, '\\ ~:; onlndo·~i~!!' .. halli:')I from Balrhlltimoade.lphiOria l'hl1 !lies and thr year when he r~tums Sunday peneH.,nce 61."",WY~~"~·',hth'ee'y;::~~r:~tan~~' .d ·.·-··Oll ·1 "'• 1nd ~. A•1Dw111C:". Purse ti'Ctl • Mi. Liiie Dkk 1•rWll•YI "' ·--re o es. to ~de Pl04 l.fonumental . F .,
11111 OKI!; (Hffll 11' "C:i•ilcoms:t. ~ aa••a t.: = , .J"-wdor• (l'lvmlll In ,>•wm:.in•..,,••••"!",_..,.,..,.,.'!"ll'C ... ..,.,..,.."'1 huJIM.U., !The. k:orrifa will , rf" ,, .. ,, ... , 114 • -!-.e. ' l begift at • p.m. .
1w': t":"..,.,,., 1wr11110 il} Also repeating as the result . I ;:::.• c~l: 'rll~·. n: l K k~ D f d T . ti of out..stand.Jnc performance :.~ .......... ,._., "'. e~ ·. e ~~ s I e will be Manuel "Armllllta"
· ·~ PO\n1Tff, RACf. ''° 1ardt. 3 ~· '-.> ~ 1 Etpinosa 'ind young ArtW'O:
._, .... •nd "" 1n G••«• M Mrnu1 ... Ruis Loredo.
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GIM IC11$1r1I ''' , 1 ~ ~ • 1 ne young matadors wil ·, 'PJf.· ::,>; '\'::..'0[,".:,~;~, ;;~ Lamar .Keck or Reseda will defend 11ls other lj!llm•menil started In t'h • ha ve lo cope l'lth live-year-<>ld ~ ta """ I H•ru 1" \\'estem States bowling champlqnehip In Northwe.t, Hawaii and San Diego in the bu1ls from Zacat.epec breeding .. ...•,w1w',•1-'"1 ••nk•l 11' ho nd ~ I 'th San ~ r---•, Bu"· -~ maturity at 11' a me.-a ·uume ser es WJ .r11n· near future wltO an over-all champion dl~1 """ ....
Ml• Jttle 0. !H Cro1b'f'I :i~ clsco's Don Bcjl be~innlng Sunday even. d .... -mined each y-.. _IJ. age four, so monstrous ,:{';;..~~c~~~i~it;'r 1~ lng at Costa Mc3a 's ~~~~· and '~k competes ~ the winter' pro-animals abould tJe lough to
wa, •••11 tstr1un1 "' Concluding Monday af~•l L,&i L fe.sli.onal Bowlers AMOClation tour al!:' handle.
•. ,_,..,,TH uct . v1111'1t "· Cl'tvl'le-Castle Lanes in the bay= cl. · • · RJvera,'s reappearance b 1 . ",t:'. ':::t ~;' c0~~~:;' ~~. '=· Action ~t.Koaa Lanes Su ;. bt&ina at ~:. ~:ri.:=:1 ~V.!_~ in 'u:~"W· . bonus fqr 1flclonadol who are ·~!fie '"""' 11(1n111 1u 7 with a 4-gam°' block sc · • '""">r-._ rlnally reeU:tln: the yo1.irigllet •{r'wZ.''~ lltlkll :l' l · Keck WM .... West Coast match game Coast El Ind ns one. of 1 la something tpeclal. Although 1' hleiin lu,twml 1•1 elimlnauaftt •t Kona Lanes for lhe: se-starters lhla aeuon at Kona Lina. &oef· he ls onlJ 17 and bu not com-
• ·~:: ~ 1~ito~,, :~ cond U~ ~IMonday and be.c1me the ncr said he had to tum down about eo ato pleted h.ll first )'ear is 8 •• ... ....,. .. ,,., r;.c111r1 111 rint keg~tilt ninc-ye11 hl,ltory ol lhe trants thii year. matador, Currlto ha1 outclass-
'0'PM'" flMll IH Cl'OWfl iii e.venl lo rtpeat two yeara in riccelalon. Bell wtll turn to the. pro tour •t com-ed all rivals here thlauuon.
• ,·~"111 •;::_:. ~ "P.:-t.;:'=. \\'b.ile ~~:Coast event 4aa been In petkin of tfle We.stern States chain.-ln four previous outltlp, he ~ 1e111 1Mtrt1d ni . progre.sa fer ,_.., &be e bowl-off plon!hlpt. He wW bt under the a1r1ered seven ean and a ., :t~..:': 11:=~.1 ;;: 'is onl(bi Kl 1'tid Ye.Vi Jf.k her, sponsorship ti Billy Hardwick, lnid.tnf tall, and each Ume has a· 0i• '"' c1ean1t1 "" toumainerif orlltnalOr and frprl\ money wtnMr-oo &bil &our dUa ftt! · ce!ded hll prerioul dtort. , ~"';:".!!I':'"" l~ Kona 'Llneo, staned lhe K«:k and Bell each bad 1 bllh game al Armlllila, mote experienced
:: ,. 1111 Mffl CJMtrn1 1:ie C1Ufomi1 event lhrtt yean ago and 2711 tn )flnainc Ultir recpeqive elJ..minl·, thin Rlvu1, LI ettU considered
•r 111 11'::J"~ '~:;:~1 ::: 11ubscq uently tht stale championship. Uon evenl.8. Kock had a two-1amt total of 1 comer tn hll 'proklalon.
,...... .., 1c.'9o«1 111 "We are working loward fut1her ex· •n:z in the Litle malcil while.Bell poa;tecl a With lhree-seil!OOI 1,1Qder his ·~· rMVlffTM.••c1.,.. ¥tf'ft.'"" pam;ion,'' Stottntr laid. "Wa hOpe to'.ld 6C10 for two aame1. lH!lt, he has been tbe most eld• •11(1 1111. Al!Owtl'lttt t"K'I t!t !M· • 'i~f· Plll'H ca. Tl'll P1111 ,,,,.,_ f succc31fu l ml\tador to appear 1flt1reoto I. Gr1nn1 dOO"f, h d I th t Jod.
,., 0!1111 111~11 l't"o·a1t0n1 uo • '"lll~•~::GOEi•'11=:::E:Oll::""""""""'""""'"".,B""llll.,K""!IO""'EllllD.-ere ur n5 a per
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AMERICAN LEAGVE
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Minnesota 71 5' .eol -
Otkilnd 74 54 ,571 ill
CllUornla 65 71 :4.s? 211r.,
Kulas City 51 77 .398 281~
Chicago 50 78 .491 27\.1
SeatOe 49 7t ".383 Ill\
Elat DM1i"'
B1ltlmore II ~ .174
Detroit 75 14 .511
Bolton 6t IO .535
Wuhington 16 65 .i1M
New Yort 51 15 .!ti
Cleveland 54 ·'17 .41J
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NATIONAL LEAGVE
"W!sl Dtri1lon
W L Pcl GB s. Frlll<llCO. 7ll 57 .562
ClnchlnlU 71 57 J65
LOs Anplu 70 51 .547 2
2 AUanta 73 11 .54$ H-68 A .511
San Dl•B• 31 92 .m
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Chlcqo II 13 .I09
New York 74 13 .513 4
Pltilburgh 70 It .541 9
St. LouJa 71 It .542 911
Philadelphia 13 7' .~ Kii
MO!ltrul 40 112 .IOI 41111 Tlkr'1 .. _
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WETZELL
Msrlorle flhl!I Wt1Hll. Alf' M. 1110 N. CMst H.,...,,, L .. _ !ffth. D•!f
ol dt•ff>, A119usf ?9. SerYke wl!! be
l'teld Tut'Mllv. 10 1.m .• S"'t&mber t,
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FRYE
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pn. Hunll"91G11 IH<hl four 1r1ncklllJ.
dr..,,1 nlM tr1Nt.,r1ndd'llldren. Serv·
k:H w!H be held TUHd•Y. IO 1.m.,
Smltl\'1 Ch1pel. 1 .. telTl'lfl'll, Foret!
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WUKAWITZ
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Hello there, boys and girls.
and welcome ba ck to Uncle
Len's Corner for another
SaturW J!19rning.
Un<:'Jt Len hope.· youof.i all
enjoyiai:• your last b i g _,,_~
week_end ~fore school begins.
Many~~ you were having so
much flJfl this week that you
neglec.\.ed to wrilc to Uocle
Len, foil' the !P~ilbag was pret-
ty sparce this' week . : .. .. '
NOWJ' OF course, yoo'll
have. other things on your
mind 2l. lik&. 9,1eeting new
friends,~new. te~her11 and ,. for
some -of · ·yo6J even new
&choolso. But Uncle Len hopes
you w00'tjorget him in the ·.
•
.. bact ~op!>OOl .rush. , •
And lhat's the theme for .------------------,------------,1
next reet 's art cont~. boys
and jlrl~. WV.:s see who Cfll
come up ,;:With , ~e • most
ociginaj <tra:i:· In( about going
bac k lo o;lloO · , • . '
HONORABLE iTienui" win-
ners in this week 's art contest
are:
Dale 1 Xrystaflk. ti, Hun·
tlngto n Beach; Mary Gustaf90TI~ 1 I) , HuntiJJgton
* PRIZE WINNER *
This week's contest. \vione r is Cris'ty. Clouse, ' '
• 10, 70912\h St., Huntington ~h
Any child under 12 can enter\Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do : (1) Draw picture on piece of Rlain , '"bite paper 5• inches \Vide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and ·Jl18ke lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
plcture . It 111ust be your O\vn wor~. \(S) Put your .name, age and add ress
on back of dra,vin g. Mail it to Uncle\f.en 's Art. Contest, Box 1560, DAILY
Qe.ach; Chipper . Hayes, 7. ...~
Costa -Mesa and Matj Jo.·and '-~---------------------------~/
t'ILOT, Costa Me sa. Winner 'vill receive Kennedy. hau· dollar.
Harry Kalinowski, no address
given: ·
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THE GREAT OWL
The great owl sits awake at
ni1hl ·;~1
""~uy once ip a while yay.'11
hear him, who.
He'll be watching over you.
-Mary Gustafson, 10,
Huntingtoo Be.ach
Crossword Puzzle
Listening to noises wilhoU~ 1
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BACK TO SCHOOL
Vacation is dorie and so is my fun ,
Oh dear .. I. mu.st get back to school :
,
I don 't want to work, I'd much rather shirk ,
But what if I gre\v up to be a fool?
Oh, no, never no, that mu.St J\Ot be so,
Because work is priced like a jewel ;
With nonsense ~·m done and §o ls my fu n,
I'm longing to get back lo .tchool.
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·•-!-55 Ending "'"' ustd wllh tativt social ind
staltmenls ~uburd111 •
6 Holding 56 Use cr1yo11 device l'l
11 Bridge 58 '--·Hop t
pl ayers' and Glory ':.
word 2 words 14 lilalte 111ore 60 Bugaboo , attr1cti ve 63 Give by j 15 Player 111 judicial '
hide-an· dtcret
sett 66 Seilsorr 16 Firsl''-T" in part
of "TPIT" of Europe
17 European 6 7 ln ebrl;ited
18 Act of 08 lndi1na,0·1iv
mode rillin9 Sp ~d••Y
20 Canada's Mr. car
11 Mt111ber of
tilt typin~
poo I
12. Sea birds
Trudeau "' Colo1ing 13 Proof' t2 Jury material ~ ..., ownrrship
__.23 M .. ufaclurin111 1o·rhorou~ >' .... f'l l' G~~oline
•• ,ktabll5hmMt wet t.' 't company
25 Be hanilonlous 71 The o!hJf ,, publlc1Uon
_, .~ .c . '· c I'. c· 28 Pl1ct rn sidt • 21 Unproctssrd ~---;I'--· ' · ------1 a sludlt d 21 Turban Ot • 1-• ~ • -. aro :J • • Ol'nt't attiludt DOI N .• tall cap
RIDl>LES AND JOKES . 2' ;:;.~~. 1 us,.,,,,, 24 ;·-,~~ ..... ,
30 GI-a org anl zallon: l words
* PRiZE
Joe: You hBve your ·$~~es on lhe
wrong feel. ·
Moe : These are the onl .y feet I have.
llUNNf/f . -Jt ""I' "'''~. l lM llMltthtM!. tlvnlil'll .... &IKll
' Dear Carol : \Vhat1s1~\vhite when il's dirty and
~black \Vhe n it's c1ean?-
-· 'PJ~~qJ1:>e1q Y·, : JeMsuy
-Kirn Hiii, It. ~ ....... I Mar
Dear Carol: \Vhy did the moron brirlg a ro pe
to: the ball game?
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teff y•vr ~·tlffi .. ·Alli' AMly~ •I• or.,.,. C•• Detly Pllet. h•
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evlilenct Abbr . 16 Actor
11nder oath: 2 Replr in 1 Po rlm 21'1
2 11101d1 pap11 ai' ,.27 Mo11Jlltln
32 A,gg1~1 le c tr~ony~ of Europe
34 St1yt d 2 words · JO Stilt or aro un d 3 Oont inactivity
j<J Hiiiary's 4 "On Tht Jl MO{lsltrs
tonqutsl ----" 33 Exist
of 1951 5 Feniln lnt J ~ Grttk vo wtl
•2 Jatq11 ts namt J b Parldt ·
-----·:Fr. /,K ind of 51ro und explortr account orde r:
43 Won back 7 Generous 2 .wo.td6
45 Tidal flood 8 Arnerleans for 37 Hi51hly
4b Performs a Dtmotr1tlc unniltural
regulatory Action: Abbr,38 Garment
.. function 9 Kt pt an 4 0 Los An9tlts
49 Prono11n appoint· feature
50 Out on· 111enl with 41 Make ..,...: z words 10 -·school knoWfl
~~~,~~~,-7 to
"""" ,..,,., • »vo1"""' set 01 111e 'fn the body. Hormonea from w.n. ,..,... •11Ck..,l1 to R~ ,.. '-r+-f-DU!tlt/. •o• n , e1 c~1rtes1o<1, wes1 the endocrine systems are in-r::z
v1rt1n1e. tor '-f q11e1tion: volved. So are the heart beat,
~at; ca'ulJ:S a perscnr-to the circulatory system and the lnr+-t-
blulllt 1 ne;rvous systen\.\ Most or this .._.._...__
8/JD/~9
~~ Placlng a
telephone
tall
47 1n abad
hu111or
:.41J»ortlc
contrac\M>o_ SO Caus ed
physic: ii
di 1c:omfort
51 Plratt~'
au11t sz l hO's
Afraid of
Vlrglni1
Wooff1"
aut~o.t
53 Dress
55 Mid·
Wts\ernrr
57 Dl slanct
units 59 Invi tation 10· contend
bl Family
member:
Abbr.
bl Pull "'ith
force
fA Unit of
r1dl1tiDfll dosa9t •s Fr ee rrorw
prt'cipita·
tion
J
A rosy btusl\ Is triggered by Is done automatically atid tbe
a sense of eQJbarrassment and brain is involved .ooly ilt-
adds another touCh of em-directly. However. blologis,tl wnn. '.l'be brain flashes orders
barrusment -or its own. It is, suspect that .Ute brain , almoS\ that reach facial nerve fibers
wllhout ~bl, an impish alone, .directs the appearance , in a 350th part of a second.
d · lo ~· o • cool poise and d11 appearance or a ge-ev1ce -';.""" ne 5 . · · bl h The microscopic capillaries As a J'lle,,¥".appears at a most nu1ne us ·. . . .
Jnconvenlent'momcnt and ccr· . Psycholog1sts arc conhd~nt · ·E' riddle the skin are about
talnlf you have OO· control that most of our cotnplex emo-1,000th or an inct. widt and
over it. However, we "can use lions-are ancboreo lo the · asure 30 to 60 to the inch In
u,e blush.Ing problf!rn' to thoughts, opinions and ideas In, \e'o,ut Two t)1le5 of nerve
undentand how lhe mind, the our minds, and that the mind fibe · ·built into the Us emotions and the biological hides most of these items 1 rt are wa prooeAes -of the body work w1thill II.a: LI ft~ 0 n s c i o u I _ 0( the&e tiny blood vessels.
toge:Ultr ;is a team. . . Neverthele$S, ijley a.re just as . When the hasty brain i.ssues
and certainly the brain does
nol -stop to analyze il. As a
rule, such fll$h orders are '
'automaUc de(eme measures .
but in this case the brain
makej a mistake . By ordering
a blwih. Jt. reveals a secret
lh>l a petlOIJ wished lo hlde·-
creating a wre~ed situation
Jlfat µlip! b< termed ·em-
"'bltrUllnlnt a ll~. ~
The gienu.lne blush is not alive and active as the Cotr iUr bluMtlng order!, th e
rellkd to a feverish flush or a scious thoughts aad emotions vuoconstrlctot ne~s relax
fiery ,,suobdril.. It m~ its -and aomeUmu more ao. ,Uitlr ~pplng tenalon and lht:
unJnV\ttd •PP.t•rance suddenly ~s Is especially true oC tht' !a.sodllator nerve fibtrs order
and ta.all bul 1 few minutes. bulitl n rear react.ION that peo-the caplllary walls to open
just abo\11> lon g enough for a pie have for ratUe.snakes and wldt. ,}, flood of blood then pe~ to' ,ubdue the desire to such. Many of these reacUon~ rushta into the local are.a or
sink 'tllroUa:h. \he foor. ourtng" are ,cel'!tered in the vasomotor race 'and neck and the skin
the lfulbarraaatna dfsj)laY, A ctnter tn a very old part ol the above s'7oulder level glow1 like
warrrf roey red alow coven brain called the medulla. a tr;; light.
th' enllrt rate, even the ears. Blologlsll would like lo know p ntly 1 blush is trt1-
and -.a1lly &ht neck. .fe'w'.erilh more of lhe bluthlnc opera· ger y aome secret that II
nushes. pallon and most Uon. They suspect It Is trig-person woald just as soon not
vlsiUng skjn colors are trig· gered In the vuomotor center ahare. Moat likely it springs
gettd -by elaborate reactions al the top of the spinal col-rrom unconscious emotions
'
H'owevu, maybe there I.I a
lltlle hope. A blush ...mo lo
be a aoclll event and fond et
company. one nttly blushell
when alone. This 1uggerta that
It may tpring from our soclal
ellorta lo play lw<> \'Olet ll
once. We want to .shan
ourselves with others and alto
!«op a core or pel'IOllll rlpli
to ourstlvtt. This Is rlJht and
Jlf'OP.11'. When we re1lizrthat
the fnvulOn ol ct.hen Into our
Innermost 11lvu 11 out ol
order, frequent blushing tends
to dimlnisl1.
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ly. Charles M •• ~
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MISTE2, LET. '-'E lrlO, !RODY! I
Pl..t.V VUI SOME-MAVEN 'f MUCH
TllAE ! • WM!J: TO
TALK WI TH 'YOfl !
, MCilO.N MUWNS
PLEll~E. MISTER .. rtl PlllY
SOME WICE MtlSIC Fo r You !
LET ME SINGo JUST owe
SONG ANP ™Elrl WEU
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F,_,..f Of THE "PllOOF" --AHiHT NNAY,? _
By John Mlln
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tlERE •• vou~sir POWN ON MY !fP •••
AMP tU STANP ANP PLAY A 'SONG FO(
'IQI ! IT'LL lE A tEAI.. PffTTY SONG!
M.\!6 Sf'EIK.Elt LIKES IT VEKV MICM !
1 ~y lff9k H AU.THE.T1ME!
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MAN,'nl!S~wru.
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STAND oN liNDI
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MOUSES FOR SALE
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BAYFRONT
Hert art a few good . lmpreSsi. ve 2-story Bayfront home, 4 . bed .. •
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value llstlng1 -l d rooms, l,ar g e' ,liYb:ig room, forma ming We have many, many more thru ·Multiple .rPOm, pane'e4 den. with. wet bar, mast e.r OPEN SATURDAY 1.5·· J.~llngs. "Bu,I. don 'l waittoo Iona.".. suite with .sitting l'<IOm, fireplace & extta
"HOW AlloUT'THIS? • • ·1F&• dtesslirg •room. Electric ·controlled --.
CUSTOM HOMES ·
From $29,175
3 Bdrm ·+ Den 21'.1 ,Ba, large (you own it) gates and garage door. Pier & float for large
yard. Couldn't show 'better! New o,r p,t s. power ·or sailboat. $175,000. Csll for App't. ·
and it's in Harbor Highlands. $37,000 GOL~ COAST . , ·
OWNER ANXIOUS Over 4,000 sq. ft. o luxury living with a pan·
\Vants action 'on her vacant Irvine Terrace 3 oramic vi ew. 4 Bed oms, huge living room;:
bdrm + Hobby Rm. 3 Ba. Lovely grounds. formal circular dining-_rOOm; garden kitch.en . . .
V.A. No De>Wn-FHA Conv. Will listen to your terms -asking .... $57,500 & breakfast area. Paneled family room \Vllh i
Just Completed -
Ready NOW!
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1 CLOSE IN DUPLEX fireplace: Like new. Priced $145,000,
Just off Hwy c.D.M. 2 Bdrm. t t !!arm. 2. DIFFERENT •
·;; .. "' .. 'Car Garage, These don't last long, esi>Oelal.ly •
at '44,500. Call for~de~.-tak' al~,· · Cu.stom built home, imaginatively decorated .
ONE OF A KIND 'IN EASTBLU!i,I· .. . 8 Bedrooms, family room; built·in wet bar;
FEATURING: 1 breakfast room; master suite with complete Built ·lbr official .of developer. Aprox. ·2500 prtva<y. Spacious pool & outdoor entertain·
Paularino sq. ft. 3 Bdrm., 3 Ba., l!'.am. lbn., DJD. Rnl. ment area •159 500 • 4 Bedrooms e Ov•,..lnd loll
• W /w C1rp1tln9 thru-out
• Re1r Fencing e Wood RO.I
'View. Less than 5 yrs.old. Jw,t listed $51,llOO :'. ' · • ' ·
MR; TOUGH INCOME BUYER -. . . : SOPHISTIC~TED COTTAGE
Let us sftow y<>u this good value 4 UnJt Buy.. · OPEN SUN. 1 • 5 .
e And MUCH MORE Each urut has 2 bdrm.1\0 ba. One vacant for 321 Poppy, Corona del Mar bwn~f:E&stside Costa Mesi. $$8,500 Walk to Little Corona from this· ne'YlY dee~
Bike~ .. · '· , orated 2 bedroom, 1 bath home, with-fire-· BA)' .AND BEACH REALTY, Inc. place & separate Ruest accomodatio ns .. An COME SEE FOR YOURSELF
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Cotliollc Schol •, •. • Coron• del Mir office exciting home on a lot & a half .... $43,500. ··
2407 Ea1t CoHI Hwy. . 615-3000
Coats & Wallace A9t1. -546-4141
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I ""~PPER BAY COLLEGE PARK OPEN Pm!!'~!'.?;'!~, or OF NEWPORT HARBOR
REAL TY COMPANY
901 Dover Dr., Suite 120
642-8235
I EXCLUSIVE THIS WEEKEND the "tired couple who wont Beautiiul 3 Bedroom, 4 Bath WATERFRONT BEAUTIP'IJL ENTRY, expen-4 bdnns. Assume low interest FHA loan. SQUEEKY CLEAN & pin-low 'payments, Wonderlully lJome Q~ Bayside Drive: Newly redecorated.
G.eneral ~-1000 denaril . 1000
slve caJ11f:lS, elegant dnp... Total monthly payments including taxes neat. completely redecora\.: comfortable 2 b ed r o o m p · d $ISO 000 es and exquisite decorating & insurance $189/month. $6000 down -ed l-rec'arpet.~ L 1 I;)O ~'located on a quiet rice · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · CUSTOM 2 BDRM
& GUEST HOUSE I greets you as you walk in. fullprice$28,000. ' ISLE 2 BR. on oversize lot. Easfilde street. Doubk de-2001 BAYSl.DE DRIVE
THREE LARGE BED-· Court_ appraised at $50,000. lacheil garage, room lo1' BY APPOINTMENT ONLY I ROOMS, TWO PULLMAN GOOD 4. BDRM. HOME v .. ant. boat or'tmil>r, "'"'""' P•· BILL GRUNDY 675-3210 ~i ·:~~~;·w~; ii!i~1'. Mesa Del Mar wi th electric kitchen, 141 VIA !RIESTE ~1~g~~t~~~~g.~re~~ LINDA ISLE DEVELOPMENT CO. E~ccllent l:astsic!e location.
inii. iriclud\ni' di&hwuhcr corner lot. access for boat or trailer. As-DECORATOR'S DELIGHT, for a vegetable garden. IOIO Bayside Dr Newport Beach hCompl~elyk rede<."Orated, nd · 'th """ 51 L3 FHA I $29 950 ,•10 .... in -tt"'itton. M2,5001,~~~~~~~~!'!!!·'j'·~!!!i~!'!!!!'!!!!!i!·~~~i eavy sha e roof, red"·ood a service area wi ..-· sume r1. oan. . , · ""''"• ''"' with color flair " v,. '""""' .-_,.... •. b 'tt · 1 try. Family room with slid· • fn,,,_~ern c ...... nish :t BR/2 with just 10~ dn. t...,1ng "'I'd ~~nyho Ul -in ea.
. "· doo-to I•-• -COAT' & WALL''f ft<iLJORS -G I 1000 Gtnoral 1000 ures. e..... nie for lhc :' ·,~0..k,d ..;ti," 1;;;ti J A'1. IWI BA. R•doO<d '9 S34.9;0. :.""::::•:;••::_ ___ ....:.::::1-"'=:.:::..----=I odolt famBy & go"t "°""
dichonclra lawm, roc:k·water. ..,~ ~ 1I061 MANN DR ''MOYE''' MESA VERDE tor the in-la\vs. Vacant 1;
fall and cement block wall. • 1491 BAKER STREET • says • On The Golf Course ready for immediate oecu-
Double garage, cleetric door CW 546..-4141 ABSENTEE OWNER w i 11 NET 100/o Breathtaking view from FOR. 'pancy.
opener and concre~ drive. finance 2 &: den. 3 Yell~ Plua Tax Shel.ter on .f chann. MAL DINING ROOM and 264 E. 18th STR!ET
This home can be Y®H tor COSTA MESA, CAL:IF. new UNIVERSITY PARK ing Eastsidc unils in Cost.a spacious living room with •. OPEN Sund1y 1-5
only $34,950, If you hurry!! jl!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ ' , home, close.,...t9. shop.Pin:.. Mesa. 2 blkl fo major aho~ f!Xotic fireplace. Large FAM.
$3,000 Down, F? $29.900 ping~ &%% lOQJI, CUstom ILY ROO?-.f with 2nd fire.; .
, .10QO, ll001 ~,9.RTON , •• .decorated., uniqUe & moat J>lace. r.fedallion ELECTRIC
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.:,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~., ~ , _ • attractive, AD with tireplac. KITCHEN opening to rrac· • • l j :S .. ~ublEeLT1otE,RdloNp'~xTRv~'~!·, cs. beamed ceilin&s, d~ ious GARDEJN PATIO and '.? OPEN HOUSES OPEN OA.lt.Y "" "' ""~ a.ls. Newly cpld & drpd, tu ea.ting area. Four massive * 642-1771 Anytime * PE~~ON ._, .................. , ..
w'1k lo CdM beaches. & "1ow'"· 2 Baehcl"' U!tlt. ""'"'""" and 3 luxorioos · SAT/SUN/MON 1 Tenn!J .•.••••..... S58,500. "For A WiSe Buy" over garaps completely & baths, MOit <!eairable Mesa -=--=--E""'"" "~"" EAsrsmE ouPLEx ,,. 600 Aid.tin Plac~' 441 FERN.LEAF Colesworthy & Co. :~::4".B:,U:,f:;,rm;,~':; ~i~:, ~~~"~· ';~':,,~~ NEWPORT HEIGHTS
EWPOR"r BE' CH Flower1S1.' li~\V~RT HmGr~~ ~ These Market-Tested fencffi. Separate roofed pa-dous 6% insurance loan of . .
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Open Sit. & Sun. 1~5 HOUSE on "'-2 LOT 161 , Hi~. Early American wi~ t lnvo't• Y-•r Ollar patio kitchen, mv. Room lite!: own the finesP .Panelled 2 bdrm house, fire.
1407 NOnlNGHAM ·" ..,. ~ bf:~ celling It brick fire---TRADE YOUR BOAT for pool, Furnf1rungs Inc. 2 ' WE SELL A HOME iplace, rear yard tor boeL
Beautifol a do I t oecop~d Broadwa~ * * * plaeo in livl"f "'°m. Dini..:. HAL PIN CHIN dr. refrig .. :as r.,,.,, "'"'~ EVERY 31 MINUTES $25,0QO home in cboice \VestcliU, 3 7 BR 1 BATH.· 2ii0 ??nc) St room, 3 bdrms l % batlu. 1 es. dinelle set, chests of
l&e. bdrn1s. 2 baths, )gr_ liv. I . '· --' • Back yard . not t6o small I;. & "ASSOCl'ATES Shoppin9 Center draw.ers. misc tables, etc. Walker & Lee
room li din, area, dcetrle CORONA_C>_E_L MAR not too large, 67>4392 Anytime Good commercial uaer oppor. O\voer 1 & den \V/outside
blt·in's, heavy shake root, 4 BR' 3 bath.1 & · ~n. Creal ·JEAN SMITH, tunity, established aree. entrance (could be used as
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cpt. & draJ>e11 -s.7.soo. potential for sharp investor.. RealtOr Mediterranean Capitalize!'l at S"..3,000 an-office), Mostly lurniJhed inc.
' COSTA MESA INCOME INVESTOR M ....,.. nual it'O&!'l. Exchange Jor bit-ins, retrlg., 17' freezer, j 4::;e. R-2 lot with nice 2 bd· g • 7 BR 1 bath units, Ner 646-3155 as._. r•ece cash 0,. Your boat or 1 twin beds, rona .... ·ay bed.
I rm. home, oow renled. plus income $9,549. 400 E. 17th, Costa fries. 3200 &q, -ft. OJSTOt-.1 home Make offel'. Many exlJ'a Custom decora-
' guest room & kitchen adjoin-in Newport:r; linest a r ~a. tor fcatul'l.'s. Pot bellied ! ing garage -ONLY .$22.500. Lender"s Repo SWIM ! Beautiful bfamed Cf!itinlll, S UNITS stove in den. Kilehen & bath
' NEWPORT BEACH San aemente· -Like new 4 FORMAL dining room, 3 remodeled last year. Enc.
l .... 5 FRANCISCO BR 2~-S batb & family room, 5 Beef rm -3 Bith baths. 4 Spacious bed.roo1ns; RESIDENTIAL patios front & rear. A11 -unusuallv duigned 14 x 29' $26 '50 2• n MA-R SUITE · h I 1 OPEN t>AILY 1-5. HURRY! ~ ' · o3i r.. wit ON BALBOA BLVD. Exce · maintenance extras: hoS!s, I fl.love in before school starts. master suite with fireplace. HUie swim Pool & patio. MIRRORED wardrobes and lent rental hiru>ry, % block tools, trash cans, Ii' ladder.
Qloice area, all fine homes, Best lar&e family home at SEPARATE dre!ISing room. to bay. can now 'for details. Teirtal agreem~nts, receipt
Spanish styl~ 4 bdrni. 2 the price. Panellna;, break· 10.000 sq. ft. lot {you DO books, etc. NEVER vacant.
ba.•i.-fam. --. sunken fast bar. Firfplace, Prestige OWN THE LAND) oilers ut. Zoned for additional income. u... ~......... area' M0-112o · • "· t · be tifully llv. room, din, room, hi-ti, TAR.BELL 295S Har'bor ' mos pnvacy, au Newport 548-4003 ~tral vacuum $)'Siem, ._ landscaped including large LEASE OPTION elect. gar, o-oer _ASKING 1880 N~rt Blvd.; CM · heated POOL. The ultimate at C .
,..... CALL 646-3928 * 3 BR t~• baths. carpet-., 1in valUc for $97,500. Open 1 BR 1 bath ondon1!n1um. ~·:OOc·:, THOMAS Eves. 642.0~ 644-1655 drapes, large fenced yard, HouSe. Sat. &. Sunday 1 to 5. Victorl1 $170 per month. Built • in
Vacant. lmmed, posRssion. Call for directions. 646-8811 range & oven. disti..,,·asher,
I R·-'tor VA REPO "'·""· WE SELL A HOME Anytl-'"""" • .... ..,, r.nced ..., W 11 M C rdl Rltr ' • ES .,... landscaped, vac.a.nt. Immed. m \\r, Coast llwy 5is-5.J27 _ e I· c • a, s. EVERY .iil MINUT , .. ,..,..,..,..,...,;.,..~! iate occupancy. owportllooch.E'""~""' s1250 DOWN 1810~~~"~~.c.M. Walker & Lee \I ACREC4untryEo1a1e.18x
Y O~ER, 4 BR, 21.) BA, 2 storv 3 BR + fam + bonus 36 pool, 3 BR custo~ home. f~ily !Wm*, 2.WO gq. ft, DAVIDSON Realty THE QUICKER YOU CALI.. 20-13 Wcstcliff Dr. J-tear yard: }lorses or units.
$29,950 5'16-7903 _ 546-5460 F;ves. 54;>.j142 THE QUICKER. YOU SELL 646-mt O!K'n Eves. $43,500. Owner. 531-7636.
2790 •IarborlJlvd. a.t Adams J.15-~
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HOW TO RELAX
Victoria
646-1111
(anytime)
Sit on the terraee of this'li'-~~;;!!!'!'!'!!'!!""~
beaµtiful 4 bedroom home, ''BAYCREST"
poUr yoorell a ""'ki.il and S''f. 01 LOAN from this lofty vantage point 4 /~
enjoy a breathtaking view of Newport's finest area • 4
a. scenic Paclllc Ocean sun-bedroom, 2% baths. Full din.
set, 'This home is fn beauti· ing room. 7 flreplact>s. Fam-
ful condition in.side and oul Uy room, Plush carpets.
with courtyard entry lt>adlng 5.f0..1720
to front entrance, Owner '.J'ARBELL 2955 Harbor
has reduced the price ol
$39,500. It's vacant and
ready for you. VA REPO
3 BR. 2 bath home with hllie
bonus room + enclOBCd pa.
tio, $1250 down, anyone qual .
ifles. CALL ,/ACK •IAM-ORANGE COUNTY'S MONO 540-!1>1 Hertiag•
LARGEST Real Estate Copen evcsl
293 E. 17th St., 646--4494 Wtute .tlerhanta?
White elephants! D1me-a-Une DAILY PILOO' WANT ADS!
3000 Sq. Ft.
It's all living area. a.nd It's
covered head to toe:w'ith tht
lllOlt l;leauUfut t~ick. pil~
shag carpet you'll· evtr see
in a home. Th~ other qual-
hy features ol thls 18 month
old home are 4. bedrooms, 3
full baths, fom1al dinina:
room, big separate family
room, a laJ"i,e eating area in
the kitchen, custom drape1
throughout, automatic water
softener, and a private re-
treat room great for an oil·
ice at home, a sewing room,
a catch all room·or·&.S bed~
room ior family or gUeall:
'This home ig !JO perfect each
· sprinklU Mad ig on 1. sep...
~rate automatic timin& sys-tem. ·
SEE A DREAM
COME' TRUE·
$47,900'
Owner will caTl")' acceptab~
contract at 1% lnl~rest.
Transferred, quick posses-
i;ion possible.
ORANGE COUNTY'S .
LARGEST
15366 Golden West
Huntington Beach
194-5313 ==--f
Popular 4 bdrm 3 bath 2 story floor plan in prime
Mesa Verde location. Owri.
er an...,.lous, quJck oci;:upan-
cy OK, Priced $4000 below
markt:t. Open Sat !: Sun 1J
to 6, 1890 Rhodes.
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546-5990
DAILY PILOT Cluaified
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THE REAL ESTATERS
COSTA MESA
2790 HARBOR BLVD.
546-2313 .
MESA VERDE - 5 IEDROOM
Absolutely spotlcSll{ and *> tastefully
decorated, 'tt'11 ~t P.r th'B.b new -3
baths, luxuriou11 gold ~hag tc;&rJ)e.L!i,
cust?m tlrapet. Bloek wall fenct, ):illdo.
troJ,11cftl JancLic:a11ing. $48;950. Don't ml~~ thi!> one.
OWNER TRANSFERRED -HElP!
This oUL<>tllndln~ East~ldc 4 Bt-droor11 ,
'l bath home will hr vacant Sept. 5 -
l'l\\'nc.r nt>Cds fut acUon and will ·eon·
1ddcr 10% down or evl!Tl a lease option
lo qualified buyer. Offered at $40,m. -
FOi PEOPLE • HOUIS
Pttfect for·your lltUe till)' end Mr. Ed. too!! <A hone, Of ooune) HO&-down I~ family room • 3 bMrooms • 2
btths -2 flreplaCH ~ tack houee -btr
Corral • Fffd barn • $3:500 down -Yours for $34,950-Gl.Uop to Baek Bay.
· MISA VIRDE -VACANT
01)e ol out bttt offerfnta at 1 Jlttttnt ma:rktit condltlona; 13
r • bedroom1 plus I a r 1J e femU)r I ' rooM, nlctJy l8:1'M'!tcapcd. Ready
• to mo\'e Jn ~omor1·0'''· Nothln; Jlkc ll at thlA pi:ice $26,9M-
Tr)' FHA nr VA, See Jt •n>" time.
NIWl'OllT BEACH
1700 NIWPORT BL VC>.
646-7171 :
ROOM FOi 40' IOI,. T
ntght at 'YoU:r"fiatlo~ and a df'llghf·
. fully t'f:'Tlodeled 3 tfJroom, 2 bath 111.
• the \Yat,er's edgt. ~1 No traffic prob-
lem. -C...n't be be1 at $69,500.
IHI GOOD UH! IN IAYCRIST
Original O\Vncr must sell tustom homr
hy Lyons & cashion on quiet Baycrest
Lant'.'. Over 2700 square feet In th1.~
"'ell planned home wJth lour beodroom11
In separate wlnf. Ov.eralze llvtn1, fam-
ily and dlnlna rooms. Spaclous, home
has loll of cl01et •i-.~, three bath·
rooms, pool-..lzed·.rar'd: With pav~ Pl·
Uo. A great homf' for Uvlh1 and enter·
talntna:, Aaklna $67,500.
NO DOWN TO VITlll4NS
tirtt time oUtred at' 1these tt!rm1.
Sharp Back Bay • 3 bedfcom + larre
family room • Double tlreplact -Inter·
com • Covered patio • f'Ool size yard.
tmmtdJa.te posawlon. ,P4,9Sl).......Own. " er will htlp tine.nee with 109' down.
MDVI IN TIMI l'OI SCHOOL
A!1um~ f'HA lot.n wit~ juat S4~
down • nd $232 per month Include~ taxes and insurance on ,tht1 vacin\ !5 btdroom, 2 bath home. l'lflf" tchools I
lrantport&tlon -Jmmf!d.late po$ses-
s.lon on elt'dlt approval.
"LOOK POlll THIS SIGH"
THINKING Of SILLING1
!HINK Of THI llAL. HTATllS
\V~ will inspect your property; who'v
you what comparable property h11.11
sold for and h~lp you 11eeure the be:;I
possiblf' price for your home. -
\Vbf setUe for e.nythlng Jea1 than thl"
beat -For the modtrn \1:ay to merchan·
disc your home and FOR RllULTS ca ll
any of our otnces wMre . )'OU will a]. wan receive KHOWLIDO'I -COUR·
TllY -SlillVICI.
• •PROOF POSmVE
Aak eyone of our clltnll -\Ve will ba
&lad to rive you n&me1 f'rom our file1 -704'/W of our buslntu comes from ,....,.. r1l1 and formtr cllanta.
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THE REAL ESTATERS
CORONA DEL MAit
332 MARGUERITE
673-8550
110• VIEW IN CAMEO SHOllS
3 bedrooms, converUble den. family
room and fonnaJ dining room With a
viC\\" ot OC(!Rn and jetty. All this PLUS
a a-or(l'eous larire pool In 11 protec:tf'd
f'ourtyard ... l or thc family that dt>·
S('J"VCS U1e best. $77,500.
PllCE RIDUCID $HOO
fn1med.late occupanef ls available on the
unique vacant 4 bedroom 2 bath home.
Only steps away from lovely UtUe Cor. ona Beach in one of the fine!l't available locations ln COM -Our absentee owner
...,.. SELL -REDUCED TO $64.'500.
CORONA MONIT MAKll
She earns $1200 fn July and Auru1t and
$1600 the t'fst of the year with ne\v
m1.ket1i». this south ot the hlway nntal
·would be ev<'n more pol)IJlat, 3 bed·
rooms, covrred patio with built-In BBQ
-Plus room and zonlns. for a lnd Ui. tle money.maker. Only aJt,500.
If you •rt· looklna for a home In Jovt1y
Corona dtl Mar, Call us -we haw 1111 types all prictt -rt1ldtnUal and Jncome. -
INVESTMENT
MONEY MAKERS
HAllOR HEIGHTS l'OUIPLDIS
2 Compllmenun1 fourple:icn with 2-1 ~room I: S.2 bcdroom!l -All units
have 2 baths and aU built-Ins. Shows ex-
ctllent return and ~uld be a fine live-in O\vner property, $139,000. Good terms.
NEWPORT ILVD. INVEST.MINT
Over $700 ·monthly Income from thesr-
commercial r~ldentlal rent81s. Out-
standing Newport Beach location with
great future potential Owner "'~11
make eqult)' for seuon«I TDa. $62,500 tun price.
EASTSIDI DUPLEX
On level lot (approx. .4 acre) that wilt
t.a.Jce 4 additional unit.I. $2,700, ~t
year lncome-gr@at potenual. '32.500.
M·l WITH HOMI • MFG. ILDG.
Property It eomrtetel)r pavtd and J111.1 cement 'block waJ on a 1ldea. Mfg. build·
lnqs ·~ used rBr boat building an(! art divided lnto 1ta I. J.20xl40 over all. Plus
A 3 btdroorn homt wtlb fenced paUo 4 pool. 167,~,
For fuU information on e
any ot the abo\'e • , • • Pleo.ae call any one of our
oCtlcn -\Vt'rt ooea all 4ljl SUNDAY.
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r General 1000
~ .... 11 Bdrm_ Pool Low Price •• High Vol"I'
~ Deane Bros, home in Spacious 3 BR & den with
Hl,IJ'Jtirlgton ae&ch for led!. huge el'lclosed lanai in top .
$190 I tno. with option at location. Park·llke land·
$2'!,500. Available iinmedi. sea.ping, ·l'id~ood floors k
ately close to Freeway • GG ru"ea.
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• • • • Are you in the mar-ket for a new home, a home
in a prime area very close to
Huntington State Beach; a
home you can customize while
it is being built, a home dt..
signed by outstanding archi·
!eels and constructed by Frank
H. Ayres & Son; a Company
that has bee.'!\ in business ~ince
1905?
' IF YOU ARE
• • • • Come to RANCHO LA CUESTA at Brookhur.t and
Atlanta in Huntington Beach
any day between 10 A.M. & 7
P.M. and select your home in
our newly opened UNIT V.
PRICED FROM
$25,990 to $34,200
968·2929 or 968-1338
Gener ii · , ·o~ $'l4,Slll. attractive
· M&:!ISIO term$. Gtntrtl 1000
nurdlleml;thelhtl Pacific Shores Realty
LEGlREAL"'il 536-"9< 847-8586 536-32,40 DESPERATE SELLER
...... It Harlllr, Say sell on any terms my 4 4 BDRM bedroom, 2 baths su(lo!:r
$2~,950-Meaa. Verde $19,850! sharp home. Great oppor·
J1·1·11p f~~eii{,~ .. /iri Ja !}6/e
Open Sund•y 11-5
' 58 LtNl1 l•I• Drive
A Rare · Find on Waterfront
Spacious 4 Bedroom & den, 41>· balh home
in final stages of completion. Living room,
family room & separate di~ing room. Fully
carpeted. Fireplaces in livipg & family room.
·Beautifully decorated & \8ndscaP.Od •• Priced ~t .: i .~ ,.;., ••••••••••••• : ••••• :~ ... ttM,000.
LINDA ISLE DEVELOPMENT CO.
10IO B•ytldo Dr., N.B. Biii Grundy 1615-3210 1 ! It 6 • '
General
MOVE IN
BEFORE SCHOOL
Just \\'lliting for family,
SPACIOUS 3 bdnn, family
room home. H~ living
room. Swimn\int: pool. New-
port Beach • Corona del l\far
Hj School. For We, lease
option or lease ,
JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
640-32l5
4:00 E. 17th, Costa Me&&
61/2 °/o LOAN!
S Bedrm + F1mily rm.
Payments like rtnf. Sv.•eet
s~nted MAgnol'a trees. Star
pines & fruit trees. 3 baths.
AIJ P1Pf'lrir l<"i•"*'",. Full
Dining room. 54(). t 720
TARliELL 2955 Harbor
IA YFRONT APT.
Vista Del l.tdo, Pitt " alip
aV&ilable. ·Enclosed garare.
$28.500
Georg.-WllU•rn,on
REALTOR.
EVh. 673-1564
lOGO Gtner1I 1000
Clyde's Ustinn ''End of the Rainbow't tw1ity for the \VISE BUYER ~ to take over 51'. G.J. loan at
Rine aiied bedrooms. 2 blt.ths. 2 baths, Kltchen with luxury only $139 per month total.
All modem built-in kitchen. built-in features, Larae yard, FAMILY ROOltf, spaciom
Solve a Simple Scram.bled Word Puzzle for a Chuck.Le
5'6.17'JO Patio. kitchen, lovely carpels. e.x-
TARBEL L 2955 Harbor TARBELL 846.0604 cellent Costa 1-tesa location.
o-doWTrVe:ts. FJt:-A. or!'! ·
Gener•I 1000Qener1I Sellet' "ill coriskler All offers. Ii==============;:-! WE SELL A HOME
Coldwell, Banker
OFFERS:
JUST LISTED
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
-2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams
5!5-.1»65
O(?W .'tit 9 P ilf
OPEN HOUSE CORONA DEL MAR
Mo6t unusual new home & apt.. loc. on
Waterfront Or. mod . version of ,ol~ world
charm; Split level. View of bay ... $107,500.
*'·Harvey
921 a::n~NADO DRIVE
VA Appraisal
Just Arrived -$29,7SO
No down . only closing cosll
to move in. 4 Bdrm. 2 baths
on co111er with boat art!&
etc. Let's-go right now •
payment.a les.s than rent!
IPOLN Ip I I I' I' I
HILLTOP HAVEN
Panoramic bay & ocean viem from most
rooms. Spacious contemporary home w/
large lanai & protected pool. Lrg. paneled
fa m. rm. w/frpl c. & wet bar. Bldg.-owner
offers this custom home for ....... $89,000.
Mrs. Harvey
CAMEO SHORES-OPEN
SUN. 2-6; 4621 Fairfield. Lrge. 3 Br., lam.
rm. w/frplc. & BBQ. Room to add. Swim
pool. View of ocean & jetty. OWC !st T.D.
................................ $79,500.
Csthryn .Tennille """f"..,.~.. -..
CAMEO SHORES •
OPEN l·l SUNDAY
4512. ROXBURY
outstanding family home with spacious
patio. pool ~ sej>arate child's area. 4 Bed·
rooms plus convertible den. Smalt lease·
hold . . ........... : .............. $69,500
Kathryn Raulston
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
'Panoramic view from most of this Lusk
3 BR. 21> ba. home. All elec. kitch., for-
mal din. rm., lge. fam . rm., 2 firepla~es :
elegantly decorated. Asking ........ $59,950.
Chuck Place
BA YSHORES-OPEN HOUSE
2591 ·Baysho re Dr., Sunday afternoon. Pri·
vate, gated ar~"!--guard Will let·Y?U pass.
Private beaches &. boat dock avatlable. 3
Bdrm. home. Great for entertaining ..... .
............... · ................. $58,950.
Mrs. Tatum
THE BLUFFS
Trina Model with great view of back bay.
Home in excellent condition. 3 Bedt'()Om!
with large kitchen & dining area. Available now. . ........................... $53,900.
Kathryn Raulston
VIEW-CAMEO HIGHLANDS
3 BR:· 2 Ba. aUilt-ins. beam cell's. Charm-
ing yard. Corona del Mar High School.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ............... $43,950
Al Fink
BEST BLUFFS BUY -$41,500
Most popular ''E" plan: 3 bedrooms. 2
baths. Family room or den . Picturesque
vJew; on quiet stre-et. Lovel y open patio.
Vacant, Mov&-jn in time !or school.
Mary Lou Marion
WESTCLIFF BEST BUY
Immaculate 3 BR. 2 Ba. home, n • w I y
pairittd in &:. out. Huge enclosed ya rd &
close to schools. For fine family home, see
now at ......................... · . $38,500
Walter Haase
73' PRIME BA YFRONT LOT
73' x 260' Vacant, Fee-simple R·l, 1/3 acre.
Affords last chance to build estate-type
residence on Newport Bay.
Joe Clarkson
BA YCREST -MEDITERRANEAN
6 Bedroom. all extra large; 41> baths, lor-
mal dining; lge. lamily room. 3 Frplcs .•
game rm., 3YI car garage. IAvely view.
Too many extras to mention -must see!
Mary Lou Marion
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
550 NEWPORT CENTER DI!.,
N!WPO•T BEACH
W.0100
54&·51!i
(netr"cinema thnhtt
OLLEGE REALTY ISOOMllM atH1rW,tlil
COOL POOL!-
waterlall -$30,750
Lush h1nd5ea ping . waterlall
& bubbling fountain. r.fa15ter
sized bedrooms. Laree den.
Luxury built • in kitchen.
Famdy room. 540.1720
TAJIBELL l9l5 Harbor
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
, .. , tht1 .. .,,, "*'.,, wltll Y•• thl• we.kefld ..
ye• .. hone l111111tl119o All tH locolfeM nttH klow
orti dftcrfbff ht tNllter llhMlt ttr CHl"'1W119 •IM•
wWo h1 'todoy•1 DAILY PILOT WA.NT ADS. Potrertt
.tJewhtt Opet! liM;ld fM ... ., '9 Nttf _,. ttrtff
to lbt .. ,. lafor!Mfl" 111 tlilt ulunnt ooch Prldoy.
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1019 Bonnie Doone Terrace, CdM
673-0145 (Sat & Sun)
254 E. 18th Street. Costa Mesa
642-1771 !Open Sunday)
(3 Bedroom} .
617 Patolita, (Irvine Terrace) CdM
675·5726 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·51
2591 Bayshore Drive (Bayshores) NB
833-070-0; 644-2430 (Sun _afternoon)
600 Aldean Place (Newport Heights) N1l
646-3255 (Open Daily)
20462 Sycamore St., Trabuco Canyon
540-1720 (Sun 1-51
3113 Trinity Drive. Costa Mesa
546-1957 (Sun 1-5)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Den}
512 Seaward (Corona Highlands). CdM
675-5726 (Fri, Sat & Sun 1·51
*1918 Seadrift (Irvine Terrace) CdM
675-1662 (Sat. Sun & Mon 1,51
324 Snug Harbor. Newport Beach
645-2000; 548-69"6 Eve. . (Daily 1·5)
I JOO Westclifl Dr. (Westclt!O N1l
642-5200 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
2875 Bernard Court, Lamina Beach
494·0580 !Fri Ihm Mon 9·31
*4621 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) Cd~1
833-0700: 644-2430 !Sun 2-6)
11-17 Glenearle. Costa ~1esa
540-1720 !Sun 1·51
17164 Coe:rtney Ln (Huntington Harbour)
Huntington Beach
835-4422 (Sun 1·41
tt32 Goldenrod , Corona del Mar
675-4130 ; 67!>-1642 (Sun 2-5)
1794.2 Mann . St .. UniveTSity Park
675-4130; 675-1642 (Sun 1-5)
1501 Bavadere ilrv\ne Terrace) CdM
675-sooO; 675,6772 Eve>. (Sat & Sun 1-5)
!!JOO Seadrift (Irvine Terrace) CdM ·
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
2033 Paloma, Newport Beach
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-51
302.1 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM
540-1720 fSund'y 1:6)
10172 Suntan Circle. Huntington Beach
• 842-6891 (Sunday 1-5)
435 Irvine Ave. Newport Heights
646-2tt4 (Sunday l·~l
I' I' I'' l
I I I I
(4 Bedroom}
2915 Catalpa (Easlbluffs) NB
675-2101 '(Sa~ Sun & Mon 12:30·51 * 1756 Skylark, (Baycrest) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
19671 l\fatsonia, Lane, J.luntington Beach
968-5663 (Day time 9-5 )
21.9 Poppy, Corona del Mar
673-8550 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
(4 Bod room & Family or Den}
442 Riverside Drive, Newport Beach
548-2986 (Sat & Sun 1().8)
1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646·1550 (Daily)
4615 Pl'fham (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
1380 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) N1l
642-8235 !Sal & Sunl
1718 Port Abbey Pl !Harbor Vu Hills) NB
548·828! !Sat & Sun 1:30 to 3:30)
2722 Sandpiper (~lesa Verde) C~~
546·7051; M0·9719 !Sun 1-51
234 l Irvine (Back Bay) NB
540·1720 !Daily 1·51
**58 J.,inda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB
675-3210 !01'9 Sunday 12-5)
411 \Vindward Lane, Newi"!rt Beach
675-4392 (Sat. Sun , Mon 1-5)
1860 New Jersey, Cos ta Mesa
540-0863 (Sa t. Sun & Mon 10-5)
*4512 Roxbnry !Cameo Shores) CdM
833-0700: 644-2430 (Sun 1·5)
1890 Rhodes (Mesa Verde) CM
546-5990 !Sat & Sun 11·6)
1816 Ja111aica fMesa Verdel CM
546-5990 (Sat, Sun & Mon 1·5)
*256 Oceanview, N~wport ·Beach
646-7171 <Sat & Sun 1-5)
1338 Santiago Drive. Newport Be~ch
646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
(S Bedroom & Family or Den}
3032 Capri Lane (Mesa Verdel C~T
540-H51 (Sun 1·6)
2007 Santa Ana Ave., Costa ~'fesa
548-0588 ' !Sat & Sun 1·51
1210 Polaris Drive. Ne\vport Beach
642-8235 !Sal & Sun)
1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
642·8235 !Sat & Sun\
1718 Port Abbey Pl (Harhor Vu Hills) N1l
548-8281 !Sat & Sun 1:30 to 3:301
*4536 Roxbury Road (Cameo Shores) CM
675-3520 !Sun 1-5)
8302 Casti,lian, J-Iuntington Beach
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
(4 Bedroom & Den each)
5001-A River Ave .. Newport Beach
842-3490 (All day Sat/Sun/Mon)
CONDOMINIUM _FOR SALE
140 Lexington (MonUcello). !;qsta Mega
642'1771 (Open Sun 1·5)
•••,..I •llil W•NffrMf
:t'+ Waltrft•f " ,.,,
24
YEARS
,OF
tREAL".
ESTATE
EXPERIENCE
,
It's the SOLD SIGN that counts .
FOR THOSI
WHO P~lffl
A top location in Nev.·.
port Beach. This tine a
bedroom home with
hardv.·ood floors v.'ith
1 ~ baths v.·il! suit your
needs. Spacious living
rm. vdth fireplace, w/w
carpels & drapes, fenced
rear yard "'ith lovely
covert'd patio. Priced
right at !28.500. EZ
terms. 546-5440
LUXURY AT
LOW COST
4 BR. -Destin~ for
moder.n Jiving .. Tb.ls one
year young home i! to·
day's best buy. Spark-
lini garden kitchen, bit·
in oven • range. D/W,
colorful formica 1ink
topj'l, double 11ink, traJ.
fic·frfi'! Jiving rm Firpi
·Quality w/w cpti; -2
haths. block walled T'ear
yard -Only $27,350 -
No ov.,, VA or min dn.
Fl{A. Call no1v. 546·5440
HO DOWN ·VA
Use your GI loan .t buy
this in1macula te. 3 BR
home for only $23,500.
Nice location near
sch"ools I: shOppirti. NP.w
'tile lrl. .kit &: bath.' HaS
J extra room \1•ith fire·
place. r.tany extras -
l'cl\Cf'd yard. Call now
for detail!!. 546-5440
A NIFTY FOR
THI THRIFTY
At only $22.500 "'ith eye
openini;: term1. \Ve 1ay
don't delay, This 3 BR, 2
bath home at no down
payment on VA or fHA
terms \\'On't last. See ii
today -ne·vly painted in-
terior & exterior. Bri;;ht
kitchen bill in ~n range,
distiv,.asher. \Vall to v.•all
cpts in all rooms. Blk
wall~ yard. Hurry.
j .t6.5'J·l0
OWNER DESPERATE!
nll, -tramferred and rone ;_·vacant 5 BR.
well conditioned home
lvill delight some family.
Near all schools &. shop-
ping. Different design--
Has 1900 ffft of livinr
space -25 foot living
RJ\.1, with dr iftwood
stone fireplace -atep·
saver built-In kll plUl'!
D\V -2 bath~. Allklni;
$33, 750. J\1ake offer.
546-5440
NEAR
H.l.RIOR Hl!OH
S!'e this vac11ont 3 BR
home. Few· bloeks lo
\Vestclilf ShopWng Cen·
ter. 2 bdths. large living
room fireplace, bll·ln
kitchen. · Assun1e large
P'HA" Joan 6%..' No
ch1;1.nge In in terest rate.
Sl51 per month. Need~
paint & fix.ina: up. Only
$25,000.
Call now 546-5440
TEXAS SIZE
3i tiedroom home. Also
has 3 baths. Ideal for that
lari:;e family. N ear
schools & shopping. tm.
niaculate cond\tioh. Hup
living room, fire~ace a.nd
10p qUa}ity V•.'/W cpta A:
drapes. Oulstandln&. All
electric bit-in oven •
rangt. Park ~ 1ard
with sprinklers. RoOm for
boat A must .ee at
~7 JOO. EZ lenns. 546-5440
IEFOR! SCHoo~ ·
STARTS
You 1hould iet settled
in this richly detailed
6 or 7 · bedroom borne.
OC?ep ·down clean thrir
out. Expensive wall to
wall earpet thruout. 3
baths. Terrific kitchen
with blt·in oven·tan1e.
Dishwasher. Sepa"1te
Jiving room, flrplc, pool
size yard, walled plua
lovely lnds~ping. Own·
..r moving. Price $37.000
Call MO\'-' 546°5440
RUSTIC IEAUTY
Sharp. 3 BR &-Family
l'oom home in Collese
Park. 1-tl baths • Stall
shower. Spacious Jiving.
room has w/w cpts a:
drape& • brick fireplace
too~ SteJ1 -saver pit • in kit Dbl garage, fine
landscaping. lovely pBt·
io. Prl~ S26".950 EZ
term.s. :>46-5440
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I POOL HOMES I
ULTIMATE
IN OUTDOOR
Llv;ing, is this 2900 s_Q.
root. 5 bedroom home 1n Baycrest. Beautiful cus-
tom heated pool, loads
of cenient decking. Trop·
!cal landscaped grounds
complete '"ith sprink·
lers, front & rear. .1
bft.ths. marble l:iin ks, all
carpeted. Extra large
outlilandlng k,itchen re:
set lightl!l&, bit-in dish·
'"'asher, refrigerator,
double o v e n. l!.fosalc
tiled doubt~ entry. Ex-
pensive w/w cpts. M d
drpea. Prlce S73,400. Vs..
cant. i\111.ke oUer.
546·5410
POOL PLEASURE
Summer tun In your
0'"" yard: Ideal 'pool,
heated, decking, double
yard Spotless 3 BR/fsm
rm hon1e. Mesa el ltfar.
Near schools. 1 baths,
stall shower, gtep saver
kitchen bit-in oven and
range, dishwasher, 17x·
21 ltvlng room, "1'/w
carpets & drapes. T·pla n
Possible, prfv. investor
will carry lift TO· A!k·
ing $32.950. A must M!IJ
-Call N 0"'. 546-5440
COUNTRY CLUI
Atmosphere with your
0'"" fun 37 foot Blue
1-111.ven heated pool with
board I: slide. Lots or
decking. ' 3 good size
BR·s, charming liv room
miITor panelled mantet
Quality high pile w/w
cpf.! I; custom drapes,
bit-in kit. 2 b!lths, plus
added 'paneled A tiled
n1mpus room. Pi'lce
:S31.3lX'.. Assume 5'4%
loan. 548-5440
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I CONDOMINIUMS I·
VACANT "l IR.
Spotless home In choicr.
Bluffs location. Neu 10
pool, 11hopping. 1thoo1s.
Only 6 months old.
Lovely living room, top
Quality carpeting, fire·
platt, dining area, blt-
in oven &: range, 2 bfl.
Private p&Uo. Askin'
low price of $32.500.
A relll buy -Hurry!
546-M4G
A PRHTIGI HOME
one ot the BLurr·a fin·
est. J large bedroortl!,
2'ii be.ths, stall thawer.
26x15' Uv room "''Ith up
graded w/w cpts. Split
level, on Grttnbelt.· Low
arotµid lease. R@d tiled
roof. 111&n)' extras. Prlct
$37,000.
CaJJ noW 546·5440
LOW PRICED
$11,500
liurry on this 3 BR +
FR home. Ira sharp. 2
~tory 1 % baths. Blt·ln
kitchen with di111hwuh·
er. Choice location. Nr
pool & recreaUon cet1•
tcr. c.au for showh11.
546-15440
PAUL ~ WHITE· CARNAHAN ' Reatt" Co ...
1093 BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA
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-'lllhlll' -""" ~oo J.o,. llollo In ~ dis. S lednnl 28 SOO s BR. 3 BA, frpk, d"11nl 428 12n4 Street ury h om•· ~-... 1tom beach. Flnt paymeiti up to eo dQa ,....,. ~ to -~ =..,.~bid~ ~ ':°u.°T = Th><'• r!r•t !llU .,:.... b :;.,. ~~ ~J.:= t!°~ ::iui,,::.: :..:1".;J:'f:; :::,:; ~ ~~ :·~'s."°t lfl«T::: ~°A/FHA. From $22,9?0. :.,:" ..et.'1~ I~
built.in ldttitto ud e,pa. Sbom. nom the •um, liie 28,'500 for th1I $ titdroom 2 a.nd,ltvina: nn. heme ta s..n Gabrte! Valley. maids qtn.. Ideal tar enteJI. EYM, =-.=t.=r.~ ~~r .. ":.., =::;: :::.i.:~~~.:~ ,Nf:~l-11'~~~~ POLLY BLEEKER 615-lO!O =-.,.~~ CORAL SHORES 1 \Vl~LL""---~·-..,.-•• ~.~-~ ... ~-.
•$!3,000. Li$l'4 Exdusiveit, ate di,.. nn .. 10 the 1oa<> ready to be Uved in. Veil & INVISTMINT NIWl'ORTSHORIS ll'll.000.-K%toan. (on Garfield between Beach & Ma-olla :.;:~~.~~
eaJJ for ""'°"''"''"'· kxls oomlort of ll>e 4 ),;; no money -FHA allows ~ nnyllnJ• Sy appointment Box l&U N.S. MS-12'9 9 6 2 • l l S l .,. aft j
I f bdn:nl. 3. bltba +' powdt'r low down to anyone. COLL'IGI PAIK'S -BEAMED' ctiUnra th.ro\lab-w---ro· .•• _ .. ,_ .. -·· ... room It mhbt paD"Jled lam· out. 3 Bdr, 2 Ba, built-In Unlvel'llty Par• 1237 ...... • .... ....... .....,.._ 1
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wet bor, llllt ,_ d<tlan M ASSUMI 5Vc%. ''°"· AllC!na 128.500. LOOKS LIKE •• • Hunllnghlft ... th 1400 Huntington " same nr SD trwy._l'loOI A 1
tN!yanilwitadont••h(ant $171 PAYS ALL llSLLEl'Alt'l'C!I 645-10!0 A model .homo!l On I"••· ,..,,.. 516-42111 l S:i::~:;~ ~~~~~:~ t:~~: ~a~ ~.~~'::~:: :;7;! ~t !E~~ .. 2
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Roy J . Ward Co. SPANISH DEllGffT & ... kend•. By owner pat!Oo, Quick ...,..,;on. .,.. CUI "ONL y QUIE'J' balho, ,_.._ -~ wet SINGLE G!rl over :n to
tllay«•tl OUice) 549-19'10. POLLY BLEEKER 64Q.IOIO oiw 9 .J:~ ~j' -~ LONELY IEACHI bar, atrium. $5000 clown. shove 2 PR •pl Laauna
14.30 Galaxy Dr. fl&-15,j(} • FANTASTIC BUT TRUE. Four star Rlty 835-4422 Beach. 494-8149 ''"~"!!!!!!!!!~1!"!!9'!'."'!013 tile roof rentals. near Coun. Immaculate 3 BR 2 bath SALISPIOPLE SACRIFICE brand new 3 Br, Brand new home oh cbarrn-MALE OCC atudsnt iooJdn&
Cole''ToSWr ADrth\\'lsey B&""c' O. For The Blf F•mlly try aub on 77x150' tot. t.n. home in ~ reside~ WANTED: 211 Ba, ~ nn, wet bar. inc cul-dNa.C with no traJ. !'ount1ln Valley 1410 tor samt to 11hare apt C41l t
4 queen size bedrooms. Two come S380 per month. tial area tff1r only Pi 9$0. RAPIDLY expandina ccm· ~-~~~!1' .... oW..r .. ~ .. ~ fie, no noise & you ca~ walk JR. l!XECUTIVES _<,.llll.,•,.> "193-07==2!=====-1
very luxurious baths, This $29, 900 Hardwood Doors. he~ v Y p&J'I)' now inttrviewlns. We ... ...... ..,._.....,.;J "....,_,, to the beach? .3 Bdrm-. 2 ·
642-7777 ~efea~sstep-d~~I_.,. (lOO/. Down OK ) shake JWf. tio.t yard 6 ~~em&.eyoutof.townbuy. haf:hs. livl.ng, dinin1 &.1~ Imrned. poueu. 5 Bit, 2~ Costa~ 21aG
COSTA MESA ~ "'°"' -romontic -_,.., patio. In by """'°>---Corena dol Mir 1250 jl¥ room. All glass klh:hen ba. bom•. Coinp, ttpalnted ~===--~.;;;
_ plaot, FORMAL DINING Ntwport S% %> loan available. Call BELLE PAJtTCH StS-1070 wilh. rlllge, sell cie.ninr inter.; cp~ drps, bltnl, 3 BR. 2 BA. 2 Yn cld. Compl
SEA IREm ROOM,,Separa<e step clown 545-8424 south Cout Real UNEXCEWD own, dlohwuher, di•-'· """ brlcl< trl>I. Faml1.r nn.: tum '" unturn> S2 n . 1--•00 I d to =n •t JAY W. YEATS CO. o....,m., .......,...~ <ar· >-Sty, B!o<:k walled, •Prlnk· 64:1-3419. ('13) 429-5973
Exceptional adult occupied 3 cu•...., room ea 5 ' Estate LJ.--bor & Oc-n petlo& in livlnc, d1nina. hal1, len in front &: o'&ize rear i"'="'"======I bedroom home with an add-pletely ~nclosed rear yanl Vo'ctoro'o o 371 Newport Blvd., NB nar --··ter ...__. ___ -'lb o·-d P tio Cul d Sa t.
td family room and dining beaut1ful.ty 1~9CIP-5Y,.O/o L AN I VIEW Private ~C:~t~"r;: ~aik ~ ~hool. A~. t~;.,; Ntwpert ltach 2200
room with majestic ftoor to ed. ~UP~ lhlS gorge. "'4811 Attraeti~ split • levd Home fenced, private aate, front Dleso Fwy.; eaay access to 9 MO. Ltqe, ~ lS..tll'l'
ceilinc fireplace, large cov-~ all.!e~~~~i ~ (•ftytlme) 4 BR with pool, fam ream, 8 /I Jocated on .R-3, 5500 sq. ft. land1eap1n&. Immediate co-all Industrl~a. :ror app·t, Call 15. Compl fum. Be&Dt ~ BR. J
,ered pa1tio s~~ by includes all Will 11t:ll VA al ~~--bat p' ,~_e_ar_ Im"'_ ~s.!. So. VACANT LOT I tot. $225,ln:I. cupancy. only $28,tl8Cf-VA, OWNF;R 8»0896,. 2rllla, bltlot·ln Jdl lclleb n.' ff"lll : many arge s ... ..,. """''· · ~ uu.o. .,__, ,......... Clm1er Wm Newport near Carnation & Ocean, CdM FHA, Conventional. <n4) P v. Jiii. • c 11 ~. pvt •
Completely carpeted appraisal or $29.450. Ctll Martin Rltr. 54M332 <>cean. WUJ n<:b&n&e for 8 968-1997. 21911 summer We1tmln1ter 1612 beactt, heatH pool, 00\"ll'td '
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UnbellevablY pr ;cod al EVERY31MINUTES . UIC e argam ... ---j!="' BIDG~AISLE.,,.,,,10 . • • . 3BDRM.1S.lbCutie.Low ........ SJ!n!hninlri.143 l
111,750. 1001" !Jnancina Walker & Lee Newly.Jls.:.edc."'fqll~~. bome . ' IU.000 .... ~ 1"2~ DEVELOPMENT co down, low paymi.. Built-In Bayside vm.... 3llO E. ~ av&ilablt to wts, low down ° noa 3 bdrm family room with 2 ........... .. .. a... NB. GHOST IN range, cwn. F.P. $21,!iOO. Cout Hwy. ' 4 Bed,rooms 3" baths p.-... ~............... 111111 Bayside Dr., j
to anyone: F1IA HutTY • baths, College Park home. THE FIRE BY OWNER 642-3092 PENINSULA PO""""' '• · ' 7682 Edi,,..r Family room • dinine room Immediate .. ,...,;.,,, Re-WATERl'RONT. Fee Simp!• PLACE CHEE!\FIJL 3 'BR.";,' Ila.
.. ~g~:re:-~~!.1~ ... -. --~trn::~e\j~hoffi~-~-to--$23,869..:fhml.-Alk--tnr-.. -~-NT-w-p-OT't '$'~~{:,.~1';5-.. i&.-lt~th Mt.wind· -Sama..Ana . .62Q. -W/~'111f:.11be14il-"iJ--
Well located, cl06e to :r :!'.2~kley Act. 646-3Zi6 Shorn • •• ••••••••• $27,500 1911 SEAORI FT !ihnglnclmney'othalhpipys lo~"<ly ~~ BEAUTIFUL m'D POOL play yard. Stepa to .bNcb. ~ · 1e 1~ ~-h -· 11• lo BHch lllty., Int. " ·~ ··~~ A·-" bl Se t 15th. ·-ORANGE COUNTY'S pnva commun v ucec · ' lrvlne Terr•c•, CdM new, beschy 4 bdrm '2 bath 8.-8-QUE, fireplt. deck. cav ...... a e P · ...,.,
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IL OL' HOUSE 9Ql Dover Dr., SU.ite 12& NB Outst&ndinit CdM home in "°"1e! Really, there bun't patio. Lrg panld FA.ht RM month ·zn E. 17th SI., 646-4494 arre II y ' 0$15,750 • Only 10% Dn. -Ev". 548-<960 priv. ,..;d, ....._ 3 Lge, Br. !><'en ti'"" !or • ghost 10 w/ brk. !rpk, .wet bar. 3 BR Hal Plnc:hlnf .woe. ~1l><.19l
n h'eP. lined street. Room LIKE To live on a small Fam. rrn.: htd., tilt, pool. take up residence in tbia dahwhT, RIO, crpta. Irtunac • BA.YSl:fOR.ES e
REDllCm $1000 prtsants ~~ to build; R-2 lot. 3 Br. 1 jslandt )'er aale by owner CORBIN-MARTIN spectacular home spankifl& Xlnt scbJI in .cood-SW area. 9 Months Winter rentals
Ba, 1969 Fullerton ~ve, " due to diYClrCe. Charmioa REALTORS 67I>-1662 new&: rtt1dy tor~ to move $17,000. 545-0785. Owner 3 &:. 4 Bdmu., turnlsbed
NEW LISI'lNG • WEST· Call: Mr. Robinson old bae. en Newport Jal. 7 3036 E Cout H,vy., CdM Into be.lore iehool, Great · "C" 'IllONAS, Realtor
Sharp 3 bdnn 2 bath Condo, CLIFF. Your opportunity to Davis Realty 642-1000 rootnl, J bltbl. haa been kitche.1 filled wtth built-in Or•nge 1635 124 \V. Coatt Hwy. 54&.s:l27
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in cbok< lo<atlon '""" ... thi£ •Pacio"' 3 bdrm 149 GOVERNOR ST. modern kiL w/bitna. Lots C'fST MAGNIFIQU[! •••""""" lncludlni: ranr•. ---· ---BAYSl!oRE$ -• Bedn\om, 3 from pool and club hou&e. family room home.•Buuti-Open Sat.,. Sun. 1·5:30 ol ~toragf!. Used brlc-k frplc own, dbhwuh!r, dilpou.1, ·---E-XC-ELL-EN-T bath. Stpt.June lease. :1
Prictd tor quick Mk. fully decorat@d, panelled (or see by app't.) 3 Bdmlll., & dining room w a 11 . BROADMOOR ocean view wall/wall carpettni, draper. Private community w / :
OPEN SUN l·S family room with wtt bar, * 3 2 BR Tri le $32.500 J-bath. On large, fenced lot. Bathrooms new w/sunken deluxe 4 BR home. Immedi-· it&, fenclnf, front yard land. INVESTMENT beach. $315 mo. 642-5211 ~ 140 Llxl_._ L•ne 3 separate well landscaped • P x $20,500. tub. Lrr .. 5Undeck w/vitew, ate possession. $72.500. CALL sea.pine with sprlnklen, · l BR J
........ patios for variety of living. * 1 BR_ on lar(e duplex-kit DAVIS REAL TY Newly Pf.lllled outside . KAYE NEAL 644-0323 Only $27,lllO •. VA, FHA or By ~ner: 4 urub1, DUPLEX-Iinmae. StePI to
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850R Tr'optex •~/mo 642•7080 ~cro.e st from Bay on 2 Oonaid M. Bird & Assoc. Convention&!. 6601 LUciento ~!;~· ... ~:ia ~~,!;.., 11=~ ~Db•1•,•.,· 4 YB•Rarlyl< 14'n,.1•3002 BAmo. , ! 1100 Westcltff Dr. .,.. ...,..., sides & 3 blkl. from ocean. 5f7-7041 Drive. <n4) 531-BtOO, D&iJ1 ~ • ... J • • •
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SAT/SUN 1 l income S32 000 51/4 •;. Alsumabl• Loan $42 500 buys th' 4 Br Mme u AM to 1 PM Bkr $44,SOO. Call for appoint-Family on1y. 642--34911 :
1 • * CUte 2 BR ~ar cf llll'a'e -· M•-•• NBM 6.,.., .. ~...,,.; • OPEN HOUSE • • • ment, 838-6m9. '
1 21 ! Nr. So. Coe.!t Plaza. 3 BDR, _.,....., ·~ .... S lo S ~ BAY~NT &:: dock 3 Br. 3 !
"""W clif Dr NB6t25200 R-ot.$l ,fJOOEZtenns 1* BA, livnn w/firplc. &: ~ •t. un. COUNTRY -Ba den. Leut/op&n $500. •
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1* '42-lnl Anytim• * l!PJJ est J · • * 4 BR 2 ba. Anthony pool. 1519 Bonni• Doon• Tarr · ' b . . paneled wall. $26,900. Pay * BY OWNER * UVING L•guna Buch 1705 mo. 67>4331. Al99 untum. RENT Home &; U&1ness zorung. . dDWn to existing Joan. By Oceanfront llome, 3 BR, util 2 BR., den, 2 baths. Beaut. CoroM del Mtr Gener•I 1000 WHILE YOU BUY * :.~ R-4 Jevel. 1101 O\vntt. 546-1957 betwn 12-6 p rm. teWing rm, !iv rm decorated. All wool carpels, in Huntinctan Beach. Beau-1.Z=======::,f spot. $47,000 3 BR, .!&"· R-2 lot, near w/frplc It ocean view. many abutters. Elegant bar tiful ctatom 3 bdrm + den,
4 b _ _.rlllS $178 mo * 60x30Q' M-1 $21,000 terms. schools. C.J\.f. Hatt. $ll,OOO Roomy kit. w/bltns k It restful ga:rden.patiQ, 2 baths. enclosed patio, hard. BEACH ccttate. wintq $175
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CUSTOM RANCH
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)lome. Near cne c f
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•oCOUntl)' clubs. 3 I a r g e
bedrooms, 2 baths loaded
witl1 tile. Vaulted. ceil.
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. WU We have others also. Call Owner 6(2...4_2.ij avocado a;bag crptg thru-~Finn. Owner-Ag!. wood floors, lath &: plaster The most unbelievable~ deal mo; yrly $22S mo. 211
It a vacant so )'OU can move lockh rt Realty 569 W cut Front yd "''/patiQ & 673·0145 001Ultntction. Only $5600 doW1I we have seen in years. Lo-Heliotrope. &"l"'"o>-3539
in to~rrow. rent for 200.00 =·CM :.S,2301 ' ; Bi!thoymp; W ~ ~2 cABANNA. 163.500. 673-6990 4,000 SQ. FT.I It take over GI loan. $160/ cated on APPROX. 1/3 --;l-;Bedroo==mc-:p;cl•"'s.-;$°"16";;-
mo while you buy then ~ • · · • rg o · .g e. -· • cr f2ll) 698-3627 Colonial 2 Sty. 4 BR. -I-nur-mo PBYs everything. Priced ACRE OF GROUND, in tHe Fireplace. NO' pets.
178.00 mo. including taxe111 548-3244 a!t 5 or wknds. ' I · 4" 80' right at cnly $24.950. heart o( l..quna's Riviera 675-Qa7 or &73-5109
•nd ;.,_ It "" all bqilt in HOME & BUSINESS 3 BR. 1'°' wide lot. W/w OPEN SAT. • SUn. 142 ;:,,i;:;..;:n·,i:; ,k,, .... • MUTUAL REAL TY """'· WITH OU!'STAND-==========-=!
kitchen, covered patio, dou-crptg. Drive Qy. 1940 Whit· R 1 v ~rs i d e Dr., N.B. , jump to buch. $1~9.000. 842-1411 •nytlme ING <X:EAN VIEW. Mas-B•I~.:. ,_ , , · · 2300
ble attac~ed gara~. 2 bllthl, 84'x2.l3' Cl lot & a 1harp 3 tier, then call 548-6965 ". Presti~ custom borne. • DeL•ncy RNI Est•t• GLEN MAR by Owner; 4 Br, aive 9 ROOM HOUSE, ser·
located •n a cul-d~Mc in BR home. Drive by 1919 An. BR-lit'· rumpus rrn.,::,~ 2828 E. Cst Hwy &73-3770 1" '"· 'firep•--, dshw-~, viced by 3-BATHS. ~ tt)'J(MSHEo. Costa Mesa. &h-' CM 1u.__ ""-IM llOS levtl. Fenced )'d •• 2 .... .,..... .,., .....,., aui.· St&telyentryfoyei&liv,rm. Ptniniula. 45' bay fronta&9 "'m, · · · ,..... .,. 1r bit-ins, cversized gar. ctt I.GE. hilltop Jot. Penn. view bltns, gpmklrs. New paint LONG 1•--t •s
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St., 646-4494
$39 500 . .• ._ APPROX. 50 IT, , ex-w uua .r tory. 5 -BR, 4
1 • o. BUY thil!: 2600 sq. ft. Luxury alley. Pool size lot. Crpts, of ocean &: hills. Privacy. insi e "" cut: very clean. temive use of wood panel-BA plu Swimmtr's dreg.
(Owntr will F in.) Medallion home with 5 BR 3 drpe. 541-2!186 Realtor 673-2010 Good neighborhood. 600 sq, ling, OVERPOWERING Ing rm·wtshower. Front all
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BA b'om owner wllo will "SMART" CAMEO SHORES-5 BR's ft. patio. Lot• Of cement I: BRICK WALL & FIRE-glas11. Di.flbwuher. disposal,
carry mortgq:e. All rooma Tbaf1 what aorneone will be $79.500. BY OWNER ~~ pl&n~, Garagb e. PLACE. 4 BDRM. FLOOR 2 reh·lg, ~te freQtr, ~
carpeted. Hilh qua I i t y when they put cnly 10 % dn. I 675-3520 I •wuiuymans u.-..am, ca nu. PLAN, wodo PANELLED Dbl oven, electric ·stove, f
drapes. Garage door cpeMr. on these 5 money me.king 1 mi all chain stores, •alk STUDY, apaciow kitchen w/ a e. par a, t e bro f I er &: j
Enclosed patio, larae trees. units. {167..C) Lido lilt 1351 to elem sch, 1 mi to HS, J tilt-ins ope-ns to LARGE rotisserie, Laundry .rm
Victorit Desirable CM area, cloat to Prop@rties West mi to JC $26,500. 962-1858 FAM. ru.t. Unique den or Automatic garage' opener. • $_10,000 64&-8111 :00~. 541:.;;14 other 675-4130 675-1642 BAYFRONT HOMES BY OWNER ~~N~ffA~~';;A:, 2YYearly',": wln,ter . .,.~3-~~' e LINDA ISLE e Priced 1rom $98,500 USED BRICK FIREPLACE, ear a:ue or °""u....,.,.
PRICE (•nytime) Mtl• Verde lllO Build your own waterfront See u, for the Lido Aasume FHA loan w/$10.000 OPEN BEAM CEILING &: ~~ • ..,". -~llpudy, siCNI~ ~ .•
1';=:1=:1=:1=:1=:1=:1=:::11:11 dream. Exquiaite location. home to suit -needs down or cash + amall 2nd ALL GLASS WALL LOO... '-'"'""" M ~ ...... ""'"' '1
Ii •OWNER TRANSFERR.ED View fn7rn secluded lagoon W•lker Rlty. 675-5200 or trade down. Walk to lNG TO nra oc:EAN. n.-LINDA ISLE
'.FINANCED NOW! REDUCTION $26 950 ~~~or1:c1c!~ ~:! :.=L Lot 71. $37,ln:I. 3336 Via Lido, NB Open Sun. =~~ed~ 4~ri,, f':;;id~a: -r:r~q~ityiJi;'pe~ BillD~~PMENT.~0
TAKE OVER 53~ Yo Elaborate. Executive Home f with 3 oversized bdnna, 2 OWNER'S SACRIFICE SPACIOUS elec kit. Indoor I outdoor BADLY NEGLECTED. BAYFRONT, 3 BR. 2 BA, ~utiou111 home bJyer:s Distinctive 2 story colonial . 11Pf.Tkli11& baths. larse fa-mi· 4 or 5 BR. 2 mo. cld Harbor Newly remodeled & decor-patio. 968-1178 aftu 6:30. Needs redecorating & ien-except v~w 933 W. Bay l
bnly! FllA s~r.4 loan sornewithl;iOOaqtt,Sbdrm, ~parkling FHA ~sale. Spac· QI room, double raised Hillll home. LR, DR. Fam. ated J bedrooms. 2 baths DUPL£X eral clean up, We doubt Ave .. $300 mo. '73-2012, 1 pays all at Sl31. mo. 3 3 baths. Fonna1 dining room, 10~ 3 ~R .2 bath, beamed hearth fireplace. corner lot RM w/ frplc il bar. 3 BA. 40' Lot that it could be replaced for 633-3580 j
Jarge bedrooms, 2 baths, Sweeping view of golf course. ~ f::ro1:1o!f nr::::·& e A: quiet cul-dHac. Call Crpts, drps, nw1Y ntras! $64.500 ,. 2 B ,. .__ $15.000. 'Ottered as is for WINTER l"lntii attractive 1 ~
huge atep down family Truly a borne for family tun •J 545-8424. South Cout Real 7.2% flnanctna:. 548-32&1 LIDO REAL TY INC. ~ -R • ""th· 4 yean $53,500 ASKING BID BR, oomplettly' turn. 11-.
L.-•-tifull d . • 1 "·' · P-' ... .• sha~ root Walk to all "-"-I young. Income $290/mo. EZ ., lVOill, ..... au Y one tn en e.-...... nuig. nee .,.,..ow hools al Cost M • l;'A<e e DUPLEX 3400 VJ.a Udo 673-8830 LOW DN. PYMT. OK & Balboa penln. point (213)
rich knotly pine. Formal reproduction CO S t. CALL sc • S<> I a esa s ALL 3 BR' BY OWNER terms. Owner wanli1 oUer. TERMS ARE OPEN TO 245-5551 or 613-7420 • \
dining too! Even room to DAN LEE 540-llSl. I~_st p:,r~. U64 mo. pays • Sf.le or lease, lmmac. tum, PRIME LOCATION R. D. SLATES OFFER 0 N WILL _ ~~-~----I all with 5,. ,,, loan. 950 Vlctorla $19,500 Ct nrt.r beach, 4 Br. dtn, 2 Bii. 40· ln 700 Btk.-Nard Bay. 847-3519 53S-8801 536-4558 · \V ER LARGE 4 BR Winter $3XI :;~1 115:::~ ~orw~: I~ ~Alfl t1ERITAGE 540-1151 ~WFal~tral •12121 .. 000500 56~ 2 frpls, each unu, 2nd unit Spacious home-3 Bd. J'llus ~~3~;1~~W FOR garare. ocean-ha)'. cru i .. ~ ..... n leued at $353 mo. Sl0,000 w/over 3.000 sq. ft. Pia/ Reduced-$25 ,500 · OX 6--0218 pony. Only 12-1.500. C"la .. •• MESA VERDE 203 Su.annah $26,500 5% dn. owner .....,._ N MISSION llEAL TY ..,.,======<="'! f\!esa. Better H ........ ! Call '--="---~--' . , ·-•-ke over I•••• _;;;;:,,c,,,_,,,,,.;,,-:=-::=-slip for 50' boat, $250,000. ear ocean • Owner trans-· '"''J .... s~ ... ""'"' C R C GREER n--•ty I ed Lux . 2 985 So. U>ast Hwy., Laguna Lid I I 235 64><1301 If!!~~~~~~~""' 8-low R"l•cement ee548-1059ee OWNEJ't..SACRIFI E · · ......,,... etT · unoua ~tory, 4 Phone (714) 494.0731 ° 1 • 1 3 BEDROc;>MS ~2',500 ''You Could Be Lucky'' t6xJ ~ ~1;ths=· Ln. 3355 Via Lido 673-9300 !1~ 2h~ins~l::~i~'."c~ OCEAN V1£W HOMEL -,-DO--N-0-RD--BA-YF!t-'"'ONT"'-'' NEAR BEACH
4 + FAMILY
Wow! 4 bedrooms +
.f&mily room. 2 Baths.
Built-ins, and breakfast
bar in dream kitchen.
New custom drapes. Wall
to wall carpeltl. Forced
air beating! Only $19,950
bettfr be fast Call now
&IS-0303
2 BATHS HUge ~Y nn, breakfast I have one almogt new 4 M3-J261. at 642-B>l Huntington BMch 1400 drpa. Nr 8Chool, ahoppina XLNT Vet loan usumption. Executive home furnished, 3 I
Located in Costa Mesa near ~b~~~ull S:.~ rm. bdnn single story R.ep\lblic KNO'M'Y PINE tbruout. high , cntr & exclusive entry club. Int. rate will n0t increase. 3 BR, conv. den, 3 BA. ~
all school& and shopping. TARBELL 29·55 Harbor home. vacant A for Sile now, beam ceW,.,. 3 lrg BR'a, 2 SUPER SHARP ~ Owner 536-1914 Br, 2 Ba, w/w crpts, trplc. recently decaratal. Pier 4 ~
Thls home has been beautl· call ~?Uil er 540-&ru. 2122 BA's, pool, pme room, TWO STORY 5%, % G.I. ll75 MO. Cor lot; com pl privacy. slip. (~' Chrii craft Op. i (
fully cared for and it won't $15,500 -Oce•n View Sandpiper. Open Sunday 1-S Back Bii¥· Owner. $45,000~ 4 Gipntic Bedrooms \vith Newport West 3 BR, 2 BA Anxious · s ubmlt. F/P tional). Lease Sept: 10 t.o
last at this pritt, try 10% Oversized bedtoomt:, 2 baths, O.~r/Agent. 64&-lGI deep pile carpets A lovely fam rm, % ml to beach. aE $44,500. June 15. Owner. 'I
down. Jamily room. Fimplaoe. ~ $26,950 VACANT Poat 3 Br 2 Ba drapes. Huge tiving room kit. Cpts, drps, !prltlra, PLACE REALTY 494-9704 •iiiiiiiifiiZlii3ii\ ii'4iil·iil4i025iiii ... ;;;f
ing room. Built·ins, break· As1umt Sq(% nIA. Beaut 3 IMMED...:.._ .. bli:: Back Bay. with b8Y window and gorge. patio, fenced, landscaped, iJ ~ ·
fut room. Park like grounds, Br. 2 Ba, patio home. Fam ~ti.·:::.'-~:~.-. CU!i fireplace. Features .. For-frplc. Nlll\V paint S27,900. For Sale By ·owner 2 BR. • $300; 3 BR.. • $400 54().1720 nn. bit-ins, crpts, drps. By _., ,., ._. ... :.a-_..., mal Dining Room". All elee-Owner will take 2nd. 220%1 Bayfront, l+ ....... , $550
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor cwner 545-4265 DELUXE Townbouae, 2 Br. 2 tric: kitchen, "Stparate" Capbltrano Ln, HB ~ Bayfl'Ont, pier, 3 &. den $800
ORANGE COUNTY'S SI'OP by c:ttamic tile entry! Ba. bar, pool. $28,250. Xlnt famtzy room. Heavy Shake « 968-4132 3 BR. 2 9a. spUt level home. Lee Sch9nek. Re•,ter
LARGEST STORAGE GARAGE Ntw carpets! 4 BR. 2 BA, terma, Bkr 6f&.O'B2. ~~ W.C ~= S lash ::!1, ~l:ia:be=·o:a~ Jieadqua~e~F'! l\eot.J1 293 E. 17fh St., 646-4494 lam nn. Owner. 1"10 New H 1....._ 1210 hifh loan. p f Splash! view. $4'.930, ol>l-6174 AM
Sil-'-N h MESA VERDE Jeriey $2B,SOD. 540-4JIG3 Newport • •"• E SEL OM ~· ewportBeao • $20Monftl W LAH E Pool/Large4Bdrrn _;o~&';!:~ ____ NEWLYfurni&bed4BR.4
t 1ta te. 4 ma ate r 16th TEE Ed Riddle ReaJtot 646--8811 I'M Selling a very elqant 3 BDRI,\ $2•,500 EVERY Jl MINUTES + l.arse tam rm & 21,i bathl ~ Ba, avail Sept Uth. Wlntar
4 + POOL
BAYCREST
bedroom&. Huee tiled ~s View. acres & bluseinMepVerde.l~)'Cl'l Kitcht bit Walker & Lee RepotMSllDftt•lsol . orJonaer. (Tl4)~1M9 ba~ Family room and MOVE IN TODAY ... inW.•ted, cal1 546439'1 """"' -n • HAFFIDAL RE'LTY panoramic v.ew. Modern WINTER rental, 2BR.2BA east wina: view ot a acre& of vel~l goU course tor appmt. <4 BR) ins. FA beat, frllk.1\i 1-thl. "' \WU bullt home with ever trpl 11 _, .. 1W.'.
tropical aetti.ni'. around greens_ Spani!h tiled ('ntry, H1.1ge-4 Br. Spanlii:h + rental Dbl car. LaJp lot. 7lm F.dilWet" 8740 Wamer; F.V. 8~ 2,000 911 ft. of Door space in ~·· ~ &bcn. _,,, -ie •ize pool. JO% """"'°""yanl.Thbpond. •rm. .. btllld:Ow-Coll p rlt 1115 3BDRM$21;DDD """"5<K'540-5140 DUPLEX-NEW an unparalled l oo1tlon•JT;""ii:ii'-0 ;;;.,;:::;--...;_=~I down. Best of term!. ·can TtQPical plants. Dual stone golf course. 161 Mesa Dr.. 'I• • ANO apadous family nn. Open eves. hich above Laguna. $55,000. LIDO ISLE .home. Wlntl!r
today. 645--0303 fireplace. Natural Beams. C.M. btlnment SJMci•I Stone -tc, W/W carpets l" ., GI Spanish modern • delll."tt l ~ lease. 2 BR. «ten. 2 bath.
All electric kitchen. M~ Madie Davia Rtal\1 id-fOOll A-.rmabk 4%. % loan \Va1k over JtW.,.11oon. J*tio. Clean Y~ ,., bdrm + 2 bdrm, fireplac-$325 pU m6. ~
EAST SIDE Vrrde' ~1120 · $23,<XO hill price. 3 BR with e~ patioti; dcean view Just COMMANDING ;L==7"===..,,.,=-I . ' 4 Bedreom to all sboPs. PeacefUI, COQ le-!harp. Fine Htightl Itta. lqe Jack 'n Jill bedn:iom. a few l!~ to beach: For Coettll....C•tall"a EASE. lm:!Jr)' 3 ~·· 3 Ba .• $24, 995 TARBELL , College P•rk home in A--1 ccftd. Nr new 3 BDRM $)4,400 Hahtwood noor!1. built-in viewinz call ANYTIME View lot In TA&una Bt'!ac~. + large iueat studio. Owner
immaculate 3 bedroom 2955 Harbor BY owner. Vacant I: muat bt ~· »ertt.Of!d pi.lio, immac f'm.ily rm "' dinlna nn. rang*' 4 . oven, block wall Terry Re1lty 536-1459 $6,950. Small '6ut It ve 1. -6.,73-87;;;;;':;"'-,· ;;-~,,.._=,---I
ll iiii ... iiiiiimiiiiiiii'""iiii•I sold this Mek. Auume Yd A ttOrn for boat or trlr, ~todern kitchen, laundry fe~. 11.hin&le root, carpets $1.000 Down. Ml, al $70 FURN 4 BR. 3 BA. contnnp. bOnlt. Dintnc room with 51n% 10t.n. Will accept u,y CALL RAY GAULT 540-U51 rm. 2 bathlll. Brick frplc. ._drapes. ftnctd. $9,(M)) Cash to Auurne 3~~ nth ,,..1137 Newly dee. AvtiJ Sept t
iltarntd etlling. Newly TWO ON LOT reuonable otter. 56-11f9 l-1erita&t RH.I Estate Cboioe location. FHA. <I BR, din nn. fam mo · .. wntr tll <11'.)Tf)' m-3&oc
lecxnted ln and out! EASTSIDE. Newer 3 bdnns * 8145 Foxhall Dr., HB * Asaume 4~% Loan I lfiiiiWWW rm. cuJ..de.4ac, block wall, D>' VIEW, just oompleted 3 ~n • :: s:1'1:n~=~ & oJder 2 bdnn, dmched 2 OPEN SUN S.S. Spacious 1 4 Bdrm, 1~ Ba. 26' llv nn. ~ ' ~ iprlnkJen troot I: re:ar, 3 BR. 2\i BA. 3<XI aq:. fl BalbN ta1antl · ' 2US '•tb! Glult i.na1 "'-·•-.Ex. BRhlelnestCondo.Huge R/O,dahwbr,dbirar,flled. >£-PUlao ,... old. 132.~ !711) -~.Arch ,BeactoU,... ---" •
overlook• -.. ·---· pr. OWN-Leu than nnt Wolk to S<hlJ A abos>'r. va. •I A' r • BARGAIN !IG4211 1'!4,700. aw..; Mr. Lew;, CllARMING Coo>e 'Ood nr '
' o1 pa1.,.. llonu1 Only $29,950 Owner. <'13l !l9MU5 cant "5.ISO. 2211 CMnolL Ntar Npt, POst Of<. """"' ASSUMI S~% LOAN !Tl4l 5IMGll. lill Norla. So. S... A·r.rry. -..,: !
All ...-Art-3 Bit 1!1. bo. 22dl' tam rm. ' BR. ' BA. -ld~ bla deoorated 4 ,Bf., din. ,,.,
and ;:'u::'~rer: S BR. 2 BA. Separate rutat Btk w&ll tnce. N.aI cub yard, quiet cul de llC. mt Din• Point 1730 frplc., ~tjo. Attncttve,
focatlool Tito -b c .. ta Mose 1100 _,, w/bath, Pool 611% 0.-She'" 1227 $4000 • .....,,,, GI In -no Moontlde 9S1oU115 Owner Leokl I' Net <»ml-ble, .~ -· • II.~ c 11 --· ~-...,-(fUAll;t)1nt • pmta u n d" r -.. OllO. nt "' ~ Winter It~ 19M63t evt :
-· -"'" • GOVERNMINT _.;.v:~~:... ""1--li-ar~r $200/m~ • :o"VE '" ....... -· i Rotur• of 11to11% If• I:·~ ttoi."""" 16-43111 . ~ _" ,_ "1 "'811 BRASHEAll REAL TY BR. 3 BA, boauL new '""' 0o Your l,,,..111111111' ts; TlllE: oUem. nk<ly
roREST z. Mt.1111 Anytime Foreclosure . 1114$11 Ev ... 963.1111 • ., bom.. ......... GI ~'!'~11~ ;::,:.~,,:"', ~ h•mlshed. ' sR. , bath:
0 l S 0 N $20•950 e O'EN HOUSI • SPl<lous oustom 2 • ....,. ex· ABSOLUTELY NQ ;u.m 847-0163 turnbhed 2 furni shed. c.~ cholet l<><:allon. Aduli. l250
Bl&: 2 •tory bonn~ room Ii SatlSUn/l\ton. r.1:3o.S .cutivt homt. Lust formal DN PYMNT TO VET CONDO re:nW with aood pettd dra~. On\)' •'>i YW"I nN. Call Paaadena 19M1X1J
SWIM POOL ~~ 1;:~$l~~ down, 2915 CATALPA ~~~,.w~ ~anerf: .. 1~~ 4 BR OUtcb Haven. Walla!. le&Jtr, 3 BR. 114 BA. crpt.s. old. WllldrW, dl&tanct to ATl'R Iii ts. 3 mt. 2 BA. eor
Luxury 3 bedroom 2 hlth. Pnct • · ear MW, Eutblufft. • Bt., mint oon· Sitt'""" room w/firt .. 1:;"'·3 Cu blt-lns, 1" bath$, Own-drpg. "'uher/m,.r, rerna. ihoppirc A new Ilana Point Me. wtnttr. Mt P.aJnt. trple,
F'iftplace. all tle.ctric built· fllD.l'.' redecor1ttd. Lowest dltJon. Rt~dy for OCCUJ)a.ney bdr""~,,_ .. _ ... _ ,...!:"",0 ,·., er ltavtQI: the country. Hur-119.7~ 96J...Z3S6 H&rbOr. &xctlltnt flflllntl"'•, -paUo ''*· '1i-m ln kitchen, Relax~ llvinr GI 1nttrrsl nte to ..U bey. SEMPLE .,n .,.u~ vtUV 1 $25,,'lW ·~ ...
tl 1Wbor C.nter ., Ito'"'"' . crs. Vaean~ S40JJ5I "'" w' V1tw ot i..," "'°"" 'it ' PLAQ: '°"' '"'°' aa..,,.,. ~INT RIALTY Wlnllr, W.• 4 BR-nio Harl>or Blvd., c.M. T 'Rl•LL 14• ~•1 taae Real Estale lllAL ISTAT! t.:..;._ 132,000 046-21'1 ox L. HodgH, Rffr. -.,. Iooldnc -DAILY 34156CoulRwy,Dalia1'011\t hou•~ Wnd !lnlty, ••-------'1-!:~:==5~-~:!•:::-::!.'..1•!!!!!11!!!1!!!!!!1!""'.,._'l!.2'1~5~E;,;. C-~~t~H~wyl'.:·~6J5._!:21:!_!0l~I~ 141.2525 plLOf dNslllnd ~ll (114\ 4!16-S123 41' Ptrl< Avt, 613-I*
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llNTALS l l NTALS lllNTALS RE NTAL$ ' lllNTAU Satwdar, -JO, 1..,
_, ..... ~od Howoa Unfumlthod ~ UnfurnltlMtl ' Apia. '•rnhhod Apts. Unfv,..-
200 Newport leach 5200 !+-------------,---:'.~l--------1 N-r9 lo•ch 4 lolbH Island USS Coote -1 5 100 BAU!OA BAY a.ua' ~~ ... ,,.,... lo.ch 2~00 N'l'!'port Bolch ~200 L!!'fUM -VOS NEW SPANISH BALBOA 1'11'1d b&oh ... MARnNl""UE Exquloli. l BR unlunl ,., ..
IUO BEl\llTIFUU.Y film. 1 r~ ....... 2 bib to bu<h. VILLAGE APTS. UT TurqU<>lle No. 3. lloO ... ....2211 .. tilll$ ~ "°""· mobile "°"''• lo ro!l~usE 11!5 yiai louo. Adulb ollly. 1 " 2 ~":· ;:".::. U mo, ulll pd. S.pl 15th kl GARDEN Al'TS. s BR, 21> ~ bltlnt, JIOOI,
boautUW llll'k. walktna No petL Available Stpt. l. tum., co • Ho"!' ..._• .. June 15th 1213) ~L Exctl!ent.~wrrouncS-tJ3S. ltue. Avail 9n t: t & n e e o t be a ch. Adults only, 3 BR. 2tt Ba. 4K-1513 dtu I' ~ pa , un: • tnp for adult. ooty, 11t 't.19-60.W att & pm *
cher/Ownt'r on leave. Beaut decorated. $2"15 month bat bars, private fundeclcs, Huntf-ton 8Nch 4400 Bach, l 2 as BR. AptJ be: seen by appl. Rds. I & Beach 2 BR 1 BA. ocean v'ew, 1rs sLotaae clolet.s. Heated ... ~ tho . , • 52 0 ~'d. C213)31'Pr21343. ay aunc1ecL No pets. $200 mo. poal. u.unu. baf.b.Qucs. MOBILE borne Adi.Lit.Ii only m Sa nrAnl.. P.PIDl'W, Newpert Hf!t. I
Re•lty, Inc., ** 494-'l'92f ** SoQnd: proof walls, "'alk in Nope~. $135 ~. S2S clean'. 1 •"~": :z BD'J\M, pool, trplc A ~flee *''"'* BNch 2705 =~ver Or.,~ SU~ J ~ J BA, back ~ front dQilets, covered carport. tng tee. uw pd, 536-1674 LCE Bachelor nlt Sharp. ~. no child or pell. ~
BR with view nea,r beach, 2 B1L 1 ba tum/uni cpt.a/drpa, redtt. n/ t, Phon. 546-2717 bit in refrlK encl patio Pl OCC $125 incl rtfrls ·-·r ' _, · yard1, ocean vlew,1. "',..w TH!: CALJFORNIAN 1 Br Medl.IUoo, condo. all Clllll/~. Nr.u .~. O:laat i=U=llO= Ddod:ic:i::llTS:;:m<=·="""=ml==== W•·•"-i Wint• W=I ~ ::1~00 noe:~ C: ~= Cpts. ~. ~wly dee. u~: trp!. $27fl. 49'-9937 Adults, no pets. ~1. quiet. $13o. 615-50.'H ' Ii:~'. See. at 913 Vale~ We1tcllff 5230 SPECIAL CLASSlll'ICATI N FOR
kWt Dr. bch; mk.t. $19:). 6'?~ 2~us:: 1~~~1~ OCEANFRONT-3 BR. ~ l BR J.fedalllon. condo. aU Apt. 2 a.ft. 5 PM ""kdl)'S &: SND ),H, % Bft. 1 BA.;cPti NATURAL IORN SWA,,,U 1..;;===:'====:5:.':IBACK BAY 3 9~ df!n, ~ 0~ $150 winter, $325 yearly. ~ bit-In, ttfrl.r, el'IC'I Pillo, a11 wkends. drp, trp1c. Wttna. .a. S,.Clal Ill.tie L.......a..l
D n• Pofnt 2740 rormal dUllflc, Jamlly, 2\. s. t, mo. from Oceanfront: 2 BR415G pool, quiet. $130. 675-6004 F • Villa A t trm Coco'•· sm A: $2)0. 5 Lines - 5 '""" -$l~ , .... ________ bltba. Late $380. ~414 2 tql, bl. IUC. ltOW " winttt, $225 yearly. 3 SMALL l BR apt. tum or unl auway I p s Adults. ro..(1:239, 1665 J:Mne, .... Wiie! ... 111:.Ul .. U.,;;.. .t.D MUIT ~~ ;::,,, ....... t BJl, 2 Ba, completely tum. refrlr. $D) lease. A,ct. BM160 winter, $240 yearly. pd old _1 ._vou
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...,,. •Ml91' ......._ ...., ,._., ....,....., •.... vi. 1 .... ~-..... ---·~-t BR-<bata M-$13S ulil utll '. ~r pcr10n or ..... Ne·-o--· Co ·~~ • Biele ••• 5240 '-HOTHIHO '"°"SM.I -":AAOIS ONLTI -""· w, ••w· Newport S..._ 3220 , __ :· -Ind "" ·-9'4 Calllonua. HB S36-34Si. -·-·• ~~n • • PHONE 642-5671 A&t.49S-2238or 499-S403 .. c:NIALs 1~~·~-~~';;;-::-;;:::-::::~1''°"==:====:::: UCL Adults only. 20W l "=;...;;.;.,_ ___ -:--1°?:===:==:===:::=:l1.0VELY' BR , D.l ti ~ I; D 2 •• !u L •L-~--·-~~-Av•. l:Ut.-UNSlJRP.1.c•ro VIEW, r. Pl•c• Your Tr1d1r't P1r1dlM M I: • -..-. cp ' Aptt. Pumlthed NEW. 2 s~,,. DA. r:" ap Or1nge Countv "tUVU __,,_ ""'"' ...,.,.,.,..., ~
Summer R.ent1l1 2910 drJ», bl~inl. club lacilltln. w/cptg, m,., elect kitch &l'°'c:,:;"-'_;;.='-':.L.l...--"'-" 2 BR, crpts, drpl, bltm, pool. Lake Arrowhead "''•tu-llc Star A.~ cahln. 2, BR Balboa apt adj _Y;:•;:arly:=::":; ... ::;:·=:""=:::Lu&ollla;,:':':'. Ge"*'•' 4000 1un deck. Oo.e to beach I:. SINGLE Young adult.•, lWl'.-ILR"'c""'2"B;;R;-;1"11.-.,.:::-::;,tudlo::::;:-:.°'PI .1;;1:;65~·,;6'13-=.3690;::===~'.": I h'ont lot '50.000 val. ~cltic l..'l'J>U A blt..Jns, Swed. frJtlc.
beaches/pier .$15-$100 wld,y. -.. I -""'-----"""'.:'."'.'"'."'.::" I aboOPinC. Wlttter rental $200. ury garden apts, w/full adJoinlnc rolf C'JOU?'R, Prlv -5242 Pallaadf!1 Ocean Vi@w lot, Pr'tltl&e area, $14,Q) eq~. ~ll. 675-5810-Un fver1ity P1rk 3237 WINTER RENTALS· lncl's utilities, 3510 :P..tarcus, recreallon f a c 111t ie1 &: patk>. Bltna, crpts, drps. E11t Bluff $2'7,500 val, \Yant: Income. For loca.J home, units,. or
$250 v.1!:. Luxurious
To'&terfronl apl. pool. Fum 2
B'R, 7 BA. 1714) 673-300.1
2 BR. 2 car, condo, Crpl<.-.-·
• 833-0463 *
Bachelor apt, lite cookina: N.B. 613-1975 • comple1c privacy. South Rell·iJ', BR aulte optional. NEW DELUXE Bkt. MS-7ru "" B --yrly. $85 mo + util. 2 Br. 2 Ba OCEANFRONT l BR -nice-Bay Club Apts. 277 So. No pets. 726 Joann. 846--1584. . . y owner_,,_., 1
downstairs, $173. + util.+2 ly decorated, avocado sha.g BrookhUl"lll, Anaheim (Tifl For Leaae. 2 A' 3 Bdnn 2l·T;;;,=a"'••=,-,.--;;Bdc;,rm:::-,-,,,.,BA~""M"od7-BAYFRONTl'DOCKlBR.,
Br. 1 Ba ~tairs $150 crpt. Bachelors only! $l?.O Tn-4fl00 IMMED. OCCUPY bath aptt., l~ to 1250 aq itttranean 11tylt hse in La-lBA. VaJ$89,&o."ForT.D's
utll. Rivtt&ide 683-3200 incl util. 6'J3..6900, Cll3) 3 BR, 2 BA, patio, 2 pn. ft. BuUt·lns, fireplt.ce, ur-1una Beach, Top of world (col\iidtt 1~ I option) or ~upl•xes Furn. 297S l11t llvff 3242 G rd G 4610 1~7 Coriander Dr, open pets, drapu, patio, douNe area. For: J ate model trade for ? r No. 2 B&lb&a !;~'--''------:-:-$185. 2 Br. clolied pr. w/w, 698-3627 I •n rove Sun • ?ifon m.OT36 rarq:e. Pool A: recreation Porsche or ? 494-9l?T
WATERFRONT, ~inter lR. UNStJR.PASSED BAY VIEW patk). Children A small pet LOVELY large I &. 2 SOR SINGLE Young Adults Lux· THE SEVILLE 2 BR, l\J. area. $3«1 to $3Wmo, 752 03"ia"11,"l';BA"Bayv;;::::<.;.::w:"ll!C.::'1llitt:: Co-w:s. Owner 67S-4331,
t.tke ne\v 2 BR. 2 BA. Xtra 40'. PORCH, ~ BR. 2 BA + 0.K. Bkr 534-6980 apts. Steps to ocean or bay. ury iarden apts with coun-ba. w/eatare. $l50. Adults Arnlros Way, ~le Ilan't!tl Condo, beaut uparaded-but-20 Acrt• rand!. 3 &iodrem )
Jae llv rm. elec kitchen, pool, Immed occ. Lease Ul5 $135. Nb 1 Br, pool, puttirc Patioa, cpts, all e I e ct try club almosphere and _ cprts ·-drps _ Blt-ina. Realty 60-4353 · ler'i pantry, mim>J'eft ward-homes, 2 wdls; ~.
TIA, patio. No pets. Adults. mo or option .to buy. gTttn . .Avail !/19. Broker kitchen s. Yearly lease. complete privacy. SOtn'H Fenttd yd. 2619 Santa Ana Corono dol u., .
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•••. mbe, etc. $13,0IXI eq tor lot, Tralnin1 track, huce bani, 1 pjs. 6'1~7899. Dock avail. Owner. * 6T:>C£21 64S--Ollt Adulll. Refs. 613-7452. BA y CLUB APts 13100 ·-m-"'""' 1----e ca t 644-4265 14 stan.: FOR land, unlta
RiNfA LiS Coron• del Mir 3250 $110. Bach apt. close to OCEANi~RONT Winter or CHAPMA(~< ...,~v.;,-.:,.,.. ~n 2 BR, "'/w crpts, drpi, Strett/oH road dune bu&EY N A Cud CA~"~"~'36-4~T,~;.-cr;;;;:-;;rp.; J iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~j ·"~~~;i;"~· ;f;"~~·[i''·;n;~~· or ! $f3,000 F.q, f15.C2S9 Havsn Unfurni1hed .:;.;c;.;;,;;.;;.. __ -:----1 shopng. Pat~, avail now. yearly 1, 2 & 3· Bdrm. Nr Grove •i 1 u.>\r".JINV bit-ins. 1-2 , children ok. ., ~ entirely new deslifl, '6S Cor. Beautltul 3 Hr, 3 Ba. pliy.. 11· 1--"":.:.:;:;:..~"-''"""""-:-~I OIAR!.flNG 3 Bdrm home -Bia. 534-6980 churches & schools. Rel~ 100 CLIFF DRIVE S130. mo. Nr. school1. ~ vair enr. Sl600 val, For nn. 1'1l borne+ act!ve: in.
0.('ler•I 3000 y•arly lease. Panel~. beam req. 54G-2T28 Owner 1.n Two bedroom furnished 962-3l&i tJ..: .,.. boat or ! ? come, "' Ar.re. Hwy SO.
cclllna: Jiv nn & master BR. Coste Meu 4 TOO prem!S(!s wknds. All Deluxe Features , 498-2500 Rurudns Sp"'-", for home ,
1 OOLLEpl GE-edu~~~ wor::: Frplc, crpts, drpi, patio, ::::;$:;3:.;0;:.;:00;:::._wk ____ ,ll~l-;2,;B;;;R;;-::op°'~"'.'rro"'°=mc;S"l.15"-C'. T.:1ol Walking Distance to Beacb ~~1~!r, 2:k ~016::~ ON TEN ACRES Trade 14' Kelsoncraft bolt beach area. $.21,000 eqty.
COU e, one C' ' one ' ....,..,.,_.... '""'" w I b It n • • Up 1175. No """•-o " pets. S2'l5 -Yearly leue ' n . ' .,..,._ u·•·--~ t sn.1574 dtlire to lease 2 BR and den .......... uuu •-f,;nuo.14'1: W/\V cpts, dl'pi $190 Avail 1 &: 2 BR. "w-n I-•uw .. _I; 25 hp John.on .-u.in 1~.
or 3 BR home: CM, NB. storqe. Convenient to heh e Day, wtoek, month. 1525 Placentia, Also avail. 4~~449 __ __ ~.1st. -smith:.~ -Fireplaces / Prlv. patios I ental trlr, all xlnt c-oud. 20' Century Rlnabout. ide&I
.J:Y t._'>QQ.....CaU. & ~hop'&· Gardener incl. • Studk> & Bach. Apts. -·1mfarn. DELUXE lg, 1 St, sundeck, Pools. Tennis. Contnt1 Bldst, Trade' for EconoUne or bf.y · crula.1,.-. fiahlnc. eu;:.
-M8-5QJ"(;fu~9 & Jeave·h"15n -;;--:--·A'vail SepL 13· e 111c1 Util.s A Phone Rn , *NEW BAY FRONT Uar. ocean vie"" carport, 3 tBlo,R-2 .. ~d crp:~· 900 Sea Lane, CdM 6"-.2611 Oi~ Van. 54&-0141 $3,000 value; want truck or
673-nl4 for appt. e ?ifaid Service, TV ava.il. Wlote" ""ntals, :! Br, 2 Ba $1ti5 lease. Util pd. 49!J-.1473 pa \\'!u•; ryt:r p. {MacArthur nr. Cout Hwy) eqt.t. In real f!lt&te Oil wMI· messaae. Willing lo fi.>;.up, • N Caf & Bar • ,,,_ Gar, Bllni. $180. ~. v
;.1ean·up, paint, ~c. for low. MODERN l BR house, •love. ew e ~ furn Avail Se pt 6. $?25. mo. 18l.ff Del Mar aft 6 p.m. 12' Snowbird Sailboat. :ike evrr. Ml-9661 ~.rent. dl.aposal, re[ric, trpl.c, drps. 2S76 Newport Blvd. S4&-9755 2l? t9th St. 67S-0236 LL·•!J9!!U~n~•~B~oa!c~h!_-::~4~7~0~S J i~p;;:y~Ti;R;"t:;m;r NEWLY Decor. 2 bdt;n:\.; new, racina: acer. Trade fo.>r
WANT'ED : 3-4 BR ho1ne for ~hi~oc~:ve.m:{~1' m!~foa BEAM CEI LI NG STUDIO ap1 Sl75. mo. Pool, p AN OR AM 1 c v le w. $~~1:~K~N02 ::;: ~I~~ = ti~·~ :=ach~ :v.w. * 6'1&.3834 *
Jr. E:otec &: family. Newport Fernleaf. Cdr.-f. Shown Aua:. MODERN FURN 2 BR ., pri carports. CaU after 6 overlookinr Ali90 Bc!ach, 2 crpt.s, drps. 538-9462. Aft 5 shoot. $170 month. ADULTS.1 ~~---,-,.-,.-,==
J{ett:hts or• \Vestcliff area. 30 • Sept. lst. 2264 Maple by WiltonNo pm. 644--0334 b:lr .. furn. All elect. Mature ONLY. 20 Acres ranch. 3 bfodem
-~. "l\lr. Coleman," 1.;;,;:.=:;::c;.:::::,-:;::::--;:;;::-I Pool Sharp Bltns $155 L,, .. _ •~ 1 BDR, pr, cpll, drps, • · hOmes. 2 wells· fenced. ,,._..._., I ' id' ·1g cin 3 Bedroom on the v•ater. adult.s, no cnUuco::n, no pe.... Prefer teacher or couple. ALSO, nJRN. 3 Br. Studehll •
Adjacent We.tdiff Iota, Val. ue SJO,oa;i each. aar incornt,
Cd1.1 duJlex, «" home, des.
ert, mtns. boat, or TT ~O 2 BDR:P..f . Crpta, dfPtl, btns. petsM. K s ov;;~/Yl·14 Winter or yearly. $185/mo. Evts.: -499-3755. C. O.K. $1.MI n'IO. avail. Sept.1. Tninlll( track, hu,e ~· ii to \V /W raraae. Quiet cpl or 2 oldtt anager ,.....,...,.. Call fi75.-0t9t I i"'~';.:;",.0;;w;i;";o''""'M::.:c:::--;;..-< I •ra1 Pi.nchln & .Auoc. 615-4392 14 !tails: FOR land, um ts ~~ ~-~~~ 9;7~·Broke~ ladles. No children or pets. 1 BR. new beaut lum . 2 BR duplex, furn & untum. 2 RR·UNITS: Twnbst $163. •1 :--=o,,--.-=-::=,-..,,-:: or . $45,000 Eq, ~ -I
12' CRUISER TJrin D, euto
11Bo1, range 1200 mi. lt'\LJ:Qln Avail Sept. 1 ·Ye a r I y. month-to-mo~th $160.' Adul~ 1 BR Xlot loc:. C\ose: to &1 Y nr Vic H .1:,~ o, new Cottq-e $1bii. Bltlnz, patio, 2 BR unfum, frplc, S. of '5) 0000-E pick: up
200
hp
l;f.....-..,...';;-;;:-:::::-;:07.:-;::;;:;;:;I ' ·;;''-;,227;,;;:8=--,;::::=-,;-;;-;;-nl 2220 E!den 6'$-1251 & beach. Adults on y. cptsldrps. ....,., a:ar. a:ar. Adull'I, no pets. Avail Hwy. 314 Mat(Uttitt, C.U • ' ' ~-.~. 2 Br, Kar. w/w, famil)' = 2 BR 0 y. 67>787S if no ans. 49--1--1003. 497-1056 911. 3009 CoolJdaa Ms.-0433 (213) 4!1-lliG nu QI, baU. A top, Good ~ 8kr CAMEO Shorts. 'l ;'~"';';';·.,...=-==-,:--.-::w·liii.;-'fr:'l<-;;;;;-;;;]°"ci>:2lf;~"i!IG;;;;;;;;;;;;;:o;;;a. .. ~ t1rn. Want like-value VW,
ccnt all"Vey ~cro. wm
consider tNlt deed or
amaller boat. 0 w n e 1'-<n4) 7»3t00. ·
~Small pet O.K. · Convert. den, 2 ba, spacious NICE l BR. $l20 incl utll. 46th St. % bl~ 10 Beach. 2 1 ~ 2 BR, command ocean NEW l BR apt, cpts. drpl, 2 BORM'S So. of Hwy. l blk. Cl' other mnall truck.
Iv. nn k din. rm. gardener Man only. Refs. O~n 2 P?i1 BR, blt-tns. fireplace. WIN· view, newly dee .• lmmed. bltlna, pr. Patios. Adulll. from beach. $185. Adults, no 673-00lT "Dick". Exchanae of Pomes tor
incl 6 mo lease or leu. $315 Sun. 310 Meadowlark Ln. TER 675-0389 occupancy. 494-6735 Mir· 2110 Elden ~~1'182 pets. 642-7898. 23' CA.blN O'Ulstr, 2S9 q. wetktnck de&ired, (Mr Jove.
EXECUTIVE Homes. 4 - 5 &
6 ·Br. Furn & unturn from
l300. Bkr 645-0111
EXECUTIVE home S Br. 3
SA. crpUI. drps. elec bltns
J'enced. S350. 546--6740
3100
mo. 673-1778 Corf 2386 Santa Anal 1-BR., pool. blk. to ocean; OCEAN}"RONT 2 belt, large 1 BR. crpts. drpg. awirn pool, 2 BR. J.arae apt., blt·ins, new St!Uman, value $3,000. ly beach home for house 6n
4 BOR duplex. 2
1,i ba, BRAND new ta.chelor apt. singles. Sl25 to $135 · d~ck, qule~ adults ,'til 1/1, carqe. Adults, no pell. crpt., freshly painted. Cpl. Trade for ,
65
c.orvttte ot Catalina or In Modjeska or I
blWN, dshwlht. 22«) sq ft . W/w crpt, bit-in kit. 1 548-2035: 644-0637 Eves. util pd. $19j, 494-453"4 642.-3042. 0/40, no ~ts. 673-0lll. otht\• makes OI autos (~al •indlar canyon. Jnttrnted ,
Year lease. S 3 0 O Imo· "'oman of\ly. no pets. S90. e \VINTER RENTALS • t & 2 BR, command OCE'tn DELUXE ~ BR studio, crpll, 1 BR, rear cottage, frplc. val). 645-14'3 ~ C'all*645-1584. * * II 54G-7573 )TIY. 673.-1629 WINIFRED L. FOSS, Agl view, ~ly dee. lmmedlate drpg. pool. No child qes 2 p11.tiol. lmrned. OC<:UpaDcy
OCEAN &: Catalina view. 3 1 BR new, beaut furn. 1fo to • &12-38511 • ocl.'UPflfK"Y. 491~735. thru 10. Call 646-M96. $170. 6T:>-60« ?ilct.eod. , 'l * *
Bedrooms. d!ning roorn. mo S160. Adults only. 2220 e \VINTER RENTALS e 2 BR, 1 blk bt-ach, trpl, ~· 2 BR aPf. upper, no pell, nn'·
Call agent 642-8235 613-5653 Elden. 645-1251 eves. \\llNIFRED L. FOSS, Agt. cony, carport. $210 mo. ly decorated. $l4S. 81lbu 5300 ttEAL ESl A'R-jl
FOR RENT $200 Spacious 2 Br. duplx. LOVELY Big 2 Br, 1 ~': ~· --;-""iiei'64"i->-°i38.iOii·cmew)M-1;"'~1-1;:996:::::,.,::°':,:::2l::3''<::'5&<:\61=:::;;-.;: Call ~2546 OCEAN Jo"'ront ytarly, 2 BR. ~r•I :;
4 bedroom home in Mesa Lie din area. Frplc, R/O, Pool. patio. adults. $190. .LARGE 1 BEDROOM 2 BR duplex, immaculate, 11.35. 2 Br, w/w, RIO, pool. Conv den. upper. S22a. lDC1 Apt1. Unfurnlahlcl
Verde. New shag carpets. dbl 1ar. Bkl' 534-6980 64"29~ 1•~ lh >••rl• , __ h/-•-~ I R1nt1la Wint.I .L S9'0 II Bkr 1.,;;:;.:=i;":''-':;:;;;:-:::;;;~ 2310 Santa Ana, ,,.. ..., -l.N rnon • ,, quiet, near ._c ...... ps Avail 917. ut_ ~n . J $22S/per month ... "' · VIEW Hom• with pool,· 4 *6'13-8088* 281-ft 6 •~• .,...,,._ ::_
'"9521 5•• "•f EAST Side 2 BR Jum, clean, !213: .,,~ 8 pm. Bkr .-.-~av S l •-· h 5705 WORKING Couple wished. to O ....-a r .._. 0 .1--. AvaU. SepL 4th. • B Ibo I land 5•5 qun1 -c .i;xuu.. adults only, no pets. 364 E. A1TENTION Te a c ~er s · REJrilTALS 3 Br, 1% Ba $140. m I • I . • rent 2 bethoo.u Older boum ~ 1 ·°"?":.iFre~="ld:::l":·':Rl:Oll'".=.=6~1>-2222;;;1;1'th~;_P~la="'~·~S1~65~.i;;Mi;i''!'·;;;;;~I Mod, l BR ow.ners apt. Aptt. Unfurnt1hed Shalimar, C.M. see Sun. YRLY., unl, beaut. upper BACH. Gu e at hou••· inc.ta M•. Up to $1«1. 11
1' Huntln..ton Bffch 3400 ;us ~ Bachelor Laun-Carport. Pvt. pa.tip. ll32 W.1-=.;;:....;.;.;.;.; __ '°:".":'. g..12 or call 193-f.487 duplex apt. Very clOlt to sech~d. Locked carport. 536-1330 afW 7:30 h
•• drY room, earport.
0
Adult Balboa mw. Apt B . . Gener•I sooo1 ,LAR;,;;:;O;:;E...,,c:.,.."='."2"'Ba."=---"":;;:-So. Bay, 4 BR. t baths. S1SO Month, uWities pd. LANDLORDS: We h. v e Ii
Avell•ble Sept. lit only. 546-8'716 MODERN 1 BR. pn palio, no pets. Oaed pr, play yrd. SallaburJ Rlty. 673-6900 1 ,;<M-;:1111~==="'===:=:: ttnanll waJtm&: for mir.ls NEAT 5 bedroom 2 ba. North 3 Bedrooms. 2 Baths, Mini-1 .i 2 BR, pool, adults, quiel arport.. Adults, no pets. VEN DOME !J3..0736, 632-4557. i: und~r $lli0. Fm service. 11
Cmit.. lifrsa borne. Carpets. mum upkeep. Hunruwton Near shopna:. Utils pd. Alao 2620 Avon. $105. 673-6!&. .;;:=::,;=::,=":="'"::"==::"-:::· Huntlntfan Beech 5400 D•n• 1'1lnt 5740 Loca.I Broker, 66IOl11 ~I'"~~ ~~ inli'R, ~~ Beach Arn. S2ln mo. Lease. unfum. 548-0336. 141.: Baylide Vlllage. 2 Br. 2 IMMACULATE APTSf Newport 8e1ch 5200 -2 BR DuPJex, ie.e, crpll, NEED 2 Bdrm. apt In
!:s'l'ATERS 54&-2313 " Walker & Lee 1 BEDROOM tum~hed. 1100. ~ frplo•=i: mo
1
'"'· ADULT. FAMILY B£ACU ...... blt·h•, rlftie, .. pe... H.,..., Scb ...... by Sept. l . I'
646-7171 UUUlis included. Older mo. SE:CrIONS AVAILABLE BAY VJIW JI $l90. C7l4) 68&-6419 Open -"'~·"'~"'~•~••:-· 64,..· .. ,,uso~-,....=--I I
7682 Edi-oc 64" •-" -•-I p k le il Ill b ·• Al D• -e LANftLORftS e II SUBLET • Ne\vpot't Riviera 842·44i» ~r S«i.s140 tenants ............... . Newnart Hgts, 4210 Clo1• to -Pp n9, 1r Winter a11. ava . I ,.,N APART. MEHJS Sun. 3390 cuar •. , "' ..,
Condominium, 3 BR. 2111 Open eves. BACHELOR Apl, no cooking &;;..;. * Spack>ua 3 Br l, 2 Ba new, dtluxehd\Jp2~x; c OSf! to Dana Polnt. . .L.. ,.. FREE RENTAL SERVICE
· Co ·tat M fac. $SS. Util pd, good area, * Ce.an l or 2 BR * * 2 Bedrooms beaclle11, c un:,..,s & rnar-REAL eS'fiTf " Broker 53'"'982
IA."'° mo. ;;, ·' ~· 3 BDRM, II< BA. lll!o•, odlb ovtt 30. 642-3108 Adults, oo pet&, 2421 E. 16th *Swim Pool, l'llV .... o "'"· 1'rpl., pluoh oupet. >"ISH, SURF, ;sw!M Genor1I ~uc"1;-;r;:,c';,u17.'1y:-;tam=u,.'=:-'Ow::.,.::;;:,,I : ~I Glau,
300 •~n " ..,,le. bllll iodoo' 8-8-Quo, 1 BR. util paid, ""''"' pool. SI. 11.15 mo. up, 6461801 * Frpl, lodlv/lndl'J! ,.,.,. Ready for hnmod. """ "to your owo """t yan1• unfum s BR '"'· 1'o S'lOO I
' · cove~ patio, brand new no children or pets. 1801 -1145 An1helm Ave. pancy Featurtrw prlyate clubhoule, Rlnt•ll Wanted 5990 ~~=-543-.,.--1633_,,,--,...,.,,..,. i 2 BD~f. ;:ar, patio, fTllll, crpl& I:. lots of lresh paint W"=ttitt. 548-Ml2. Carone dtl Mir 4250 OOSfA MESA 6«2-2824 3 BR. 2 Ba, lower •••••• $300 htated pool, saunas, private ~
drps, stove. retria:. Quiel Cose to schls &. i.hpg. Avail 1u 4 BR., 2 Ba. upper ...... ~ aate w/24 tlr l!Cllrity auard. NOTICE MALE teacher will maintain I
tropical selling: for adults. Sept. 1. $230 mo. (213} UPPER I BR DUPLEX. No FURN. 2 Bdnn., l ~~ blocks • RENT • Owner rni&ht furn. or confld. Mediterranean adult llvtnc. REALTORS I: :ttENb:FtS fOUI' vacant home, exchanze '
Room for boat cir ? l blk 351-9711 Jor appl. chlldrf:n, no pets. $100. from ocean. Garage, laun-f"r yrly, lease, Ml'!. Jt:fY, 2 BEDit.OOMS. 2 BA'mS The houlina ottlce of Urtlver· _b'=="="=1·="'co"'="'=n.====i ghc)ps. $1i0, Mf-4780 l:-l"'B°'R°'.-:2,.-,bo-ct;;:h-cho:c,'.".,.::-'.wC:ic;th 492-Ull. Mrs. Taylor dry. Yearly lease $220. Open J Room1 Furnfture evea., 642·225.1 .• or FROM $225. . alty of California, Irvifle is ..
UTATE g;,. fam;ly home: bullt·i"', !lnpl'"' & doubl• BEAUTlFULLY FURN Sal., SUn. & Moo. !P"k '" $20 • $25 & UP IURR WHITE lNCLUDES expandl"I Its llortillC ""'1oe lloomt for llont 5995
!rt. grounds. Xlnt loc. p.rap. Newly painted & 2 BR, heated pool, adults, m rearl l'ifonth-To-Month Rlintala REALTOR wan.wan SHAG C.rpetlna:, for oft campus ttntal,. Rea).. :RETIRED Prote1tet lady to ,
Leae $27~ Mo. 1293 Baker new carpel!.. \Va I king prlc. S145 + util. 642-9.;20 310 Pt1arruerite, CdM WIDE SELECTlON 2901 N'pt, Blvd., NB 6'15-4630 GE bit-Ina with retrlrer-ton A pr!va~ ClM'len are &hare home with same In : St di to hool ·~'·/ a ... &: &11.ch Really Inc. ·-" ator l dl.ahwa1bl!r __ , _ _.... to •-1·"• -·'• h l I · h I • 1tance sc . .,.,,;., mo. ~ Appllancn il TV'• av.... STUDIO APT ............. .,..... ,.,..uu ·-exc ana:e o r 11 S46-55ZZ: 675-4081 RJtr. 546-4141. Newport le•ch 42001 ,,.,~-,,..6_15-3000=-:::=o-;:::;:I No Security Depostt HUNTINGTON able marrlecl & •Incle sn.. ho u skeepl n 1. kitchen •
3 BR. 2 BA. Ov,,ner main-FOR ftent 4 BR home, 2 BA. I.;_;;..;..;;_ ______ fl.55 1pe.c fun sngl frplc flFRC F'Urnlture Rl!ntah : Bdrm. 2 baths upstaira. PACIFIC dents A: faculty acoommo-pr Iv i I e I e 1 + $25/mo. I•
Wns heated pool, fenced yd. Crp!I thruout. $22;). mo . Newport Beach privacy, so of h'"'Y· No pets, 517 w 19th CM 548-3481 Liv nn w/frplc, dlnin& area. datiomi in our files. Write MS-1939
S3(IO mo. Yearly Lease. 258 Children It dogs acet"plable. COUNTRY CLUB bJs:lnes!I mM. 6T;:i4859. 1568 W. Lncin. Anhm 17~2300 All elec kitchen, washer-711 OCEAN AVENUE cir phoM for a Ustin& 1onn I =g~,E°"E"P"IN=c-,-001-0-,0-n"l,,-y , ~ 1615 LIVING dryer lncl. Carpeted i: <3 blks w. or fLB. Pier} aom: Houlina omce, u. Vlrllnla Pl. 645-Call 962-0!57 or 842-4407. t AVAIL. Now! I-Br. \'iew $110 3 Br lov.-er 4 plex. Patio, draped. Enclosed patio, 2 l714) 5364611. 536-14&'1 bra..., AdmtmitraHon 8ldc. tenUeman pre.fer. Priv. en-!'i e=•-"s°'•t"A"'LL,--,l°'B"R""hou=,.:-.-;B;:od:;,· 1 Ask for Mr. Berg. Luxury 1arden apart~en s Apt. near beach. R/O W/W Children & !~!!"'::\'!"~~~~~~I .,, _ .. _ ......... try, patio; nr. Frwy. &: -" ""rl mplete ?r1vacy ........, · · ell!' ran.ae. lI1r: of club-UC Irvtne. Irv .. ..,, ........ • •-·•. nlrlg. Util pd. Elder· LEAS~ 2 Sto-, ,,,. boo•h. o...., Zll co . ' Don Fnnklin, Rltr 6i3-"""" pet• o K Bkl' 534-6901 th F" u RN Is HE D OR UN-(7!') ••• ~u. beach. $B5 Per month.
""" £o '" ' " be11.utUul landscaping & un· . · · house, pool &: sauna ba . 921164 Pho~: .. -962-4li.:i .
Jy woman or couple. 2337 3 BR, 21~ BA, bll·in'!, ram paralleled ttereational facil· VIEW, 1 BR apt. 1 !'<'11~ $145. 2 Br 11tudlo. l"' ba. Adult1. $:00 ~mo. FURNlSHED ~~~~~~iif-l i~~~~:!~'!,~~1 1: C>range, C.M. room, with frplc. Fe~ itieiJ Jn a country club at· from ocean. S150 wmter; pool, crpt, drps. RIO. Bia. MacFarlane RJty 2 Bedroom cupett, drape1, I LARGE pleuanL ~vale
fiSTSIDE 3 BR 2 baths. yard. CarpeUna-, drapes. 2 mosphere. Now leuin&' 1n $185 yrly. O\vner, agt. 645--0111 e 6U-3S62 e bulltins, &'OOd location. One R:INTA1. rtHOIR:S entranc!'. \Voddne man on-·I
Vacant. Jmml!d. ocCupancy car 1ara1e. 962-'r.ln Newport Beach. 675-3717 $l20. 1 Br. new cpts, drps i. l30CI to PBS Waterfront. Lux· block to 5 Polnl.ll St.on!1. llXPMm ... ....,.. 1 ,.1•,;·;;;",;."-c,1504~;;:,--7.;'.;-•..,'.,''°.:::cl
$200/mo. Agl. 546-4141 3 "'· 2 Ba, d•01, tl'pl, w/w 1700 16th Sb'eel. 1 BLOCK to ""''"·boy pool. W'louo .. •l•r0111t 2 BR, 2 1130 up. Owne1' 66-2835. ~--FURN •hldio or 1 BR •>' !I
3110 crpts, !lcrttned porch. pool, Furnished or unfurnished w/view. 1 Br studio, pn Bkr S34-4:1'98D RA. pool, pri balcony, view !!~ 7701 Ellis Apt D UT.-aooMUTt SllftCI CdM. 2 men, quiet, workina:,
1
Me11 Verde N>fs, no pets. S250 mo. lse. Models open ncion to 9 pm J)f.tlo, 1 adult. no pets. $130.1.,.,===="===::::;:I apta. Boat slips avail, ~~~~;;·==-::;:,cc--:::::1 ref1. 67$-(1146 :,I
• BR 1• BA Cr •· d-l ,CS4-i:ll-i;1652";i-';;';-:;::::;:;::::;:-;;;;; TI4 : 6C!·i110 Lebt m.762!1. Coste Miu 5100 •ubterranean parJcin:. OCEANFRONT, view, 11un • .!_!!w·-"1"~.._.~1t ,. \VANTEO: Apt tor 2 working • '· ~ · •~· .,.. AKWOOD •-Balboa A deck, boach. oew '"'· dlx. ·-·-•• ---, __ -bUns. CCIVt~ patio, f~nced 3 BR, 2 BA. near beach. ;225 0 BACJ~ELORETTE -Pr i C.ri...., pis ........ , , .,.,..i:-oi:ducated . work· 1irls on Bal Ille., need 2 nl $200 °" "'59 mo. Nel'·port \Vest tract. GARDEN •-•h •-en+-·. S90. incl util. :no Fernando St, N.B. 2 BR. bltlnl. cpts, lndry, nr .... ~ . car garg, to $200mo. S7$.1137 I!' l~ya~=· ::;=·;~~~~~~~~ j ~"~,...,~~89k=====::: No KiT! 615-2955. (ONSJRUCJIOll (TI'l 173-JDOl 11hop1 & pier. select tenanta. in&: coUple, one d)ild, one
I Newport BHch 3200 APARTMENTS NE \VPO RT B • ac h,l.,$i;;1Ti;;5.;;Aiid;-u1-:;1.<_. 0536-=2!3:-l-;. = dor. '""' unlnrn"' bdr. • Ouut Homot 5991 ii """"'--.:.....---:-:-I Tu•lin 3640 I""="'=::.=>:<:::: Balboi 4300 JUST (QMPl.fTING W•ler!roOI 2 1>11" 2 ba, New MODERN 2 Bdrm, Crpt.1, d'" or 3Roh'bom•IO 100"'' -·--'-"'----! ,':I CHARf\flNG Dix. 4 Br. 2~~ ---------SINGLE Young Adults Lux· luxury bld&:. but l t. ins, dtp11, bltns. Encloeed 1ar. l CM, NB, FV. • .under $200. PRI rootn in lic'd Guest
ba. home on the "''ater. Xlnt 5 Br luxury home-VIEW. ury garden apts with coun-WINTER 2 Bdr 2 Bath Ne-w &ubltrranean parldna:. boat chUd OK. · Sl35 mo. 2616 5'8-5623 or 962-5719 I 1t•ve flomc for elderl)' perso". '•I
t"Ond. t.se $375 mo. Bkr Fam rm, frplc, din nn. l )'r try club 11.tmospbue and ~ Sept. l l • June 13. H1 rbor H eights Four allpa: avail. Encland St. 9S8-3(l89 mn11.1e. Willlftl' to !b'·UP, Good food, conpnial at·
54J.l2!!0 Jae. 53T..f763 complete privacy. souni: Adulll $160. 320 Alvarado 2 ll. 3 BR UNITS Catibe &!boa. • CHEZ ORO .APARTMENTS clel1Mip, p&int, etc, ,n ex. mospherc, avail n o w. ;; f BR 21,S ti.. bltlna, pool $'l65 ITS A REVELAnoN tht BAY CLUB APTS. Irvine at Place all with fireplaces, 3lO Fernando St. l234 Atlanta ~ for kJwer rtnt. ~
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To ... lop tMUOge for Sundoy, 1 J. t. FURN Ba,yfront 2 BR apts. 1 l &: 2 BDRM J<,um-or un-BEAOl-3 Bdr 2 a 1• w "1 or 2 &: 3 BDRM, 2 Ba. pvt patk>, Cltf or NB, No yciun;-MOBILE HOME P A RR
..,....mco14J1dit'G to ram.n &: 2 BR SISO !o S2'75. Adul!JJ furn. Alr-<:0nd, dabw}lrs. .cU Untum Frplc 8 1'"' n s h e-..t..e d po o 1. new I y children SUJ-$100. 540-1120 C.OSta 1.1cu. Mar. operated.
o1 ,...Lldlocbl'1h""" ooty! 501 E. B •I b". •••n'< '""'· patio, bnai.. ::''~.e",:!P:r.' ~ docoratod. 9112-8991 Eve. Bob Ii Doruia Lone $il00 '"' "'' ,..odablo i ~~· ~¢-"-' :i~ 613-6&80. Bkr. fast bal"!I, private Jundecks. ly or $200 winttr See atl-'~N;;EW~;-1-.7,-;;B;iR;-AP'l'So.;:;;o,-BY Oct 1. •tudk>. preferable with Ul,000 ~wn~ <:'!t": I
l H.-JJ ~ 4l Ditton<• C.1..EAN Bachelor Apts. J"" storage cloM!ts. Heated Balboa ' p -· Bal--•., prl~--•-• alJd dil-compact, close-u• ..... n -·~--3,.'a;-" ~,._ ·• .. __ ....., JIJOIJ w. eves . a u.itu , ·-1 unrumlan.,..., w re ..... ....,,-i i'• " •·...,~-., .,_ All util incl $S:i up pool, aaunu. -·-..uea. _..AU •• llB ~· ---~ a.••-• CIV. U ..., u· ·-111 ~. vd t all ·'" In f73..2DJ -.u an---tAnCe ' "..., .. .,L """" -....,•-nblo Io a o r-•ci-s »Yw "~ 315 E, Be.I~ Bl . Sound proo w s, w.... 1,;c,,.--.,-,.-==-::::0::: _, .. I''--~ ..-• .., -
7Y-31,..._ ::~ BALBOA 673-*5 clOAets. c.vvend carport. 3 Br condo in Bluffs facina S640 .en1ct \\V\llU wi: fol' be.lance o1 $60,000. McCoy
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to.Mwdllll.._fi"--' n="' Balboa. Avail 5ept--June, 11fE CALIFORNIAN t"Pt.t. ... ...,, va ~v ntE ASPENS Pilot · INDUSTJ\IA L Bldl '1!=.. • .J J:1-72\M ,iMal for S.7 1ludenta 494-4534 Phane 546-2n7 $425 mo. 64M4&4 15662 Wlllian:I st ' M BR, 2 Nswport. 3 aood tenants. .,JI:' ~=-~ -· OCEANFRONT Wioter ""' HARBOR GiliriiS 2 BR. 2 BA, b It -1 n', TlaUn't .,..11p addNIS UNl'URN Homo in 10% Mt Nt.... Pb II ' l i!!!.-, l:~t"-sc'' ~'. ~~ .It._ -"" nun . dlstiwshr. etc; patio. encl Adult llvlna:, no pttl Bai ... 1«1Pta.u!." ... ~ aiwvan IWM'1l1 -n;'t 17 .-. .... ~ tali. a & 4 Br, $235--$250. pr. ~· eau for appl Sfla& ~ta CoJona dtl 'l.lar Ulp uwt1·~~~~~;~~~ ll ~ . lier. utUIUe1 Included. 673-C724 OACllELOR unturn 1r0 pt '4G..crm Total air condlUonin( (I05) f9T"3211, ( 7 l C 1 ~~'-! £... J;~~ _, • . ····w 4355 $1JO AIM avtll l • 2 at S 4 BR duplex, ,.. blk to beach. Untumiahed ,;'4;; ..... ;,;;::1-.,.,=::--;--;;
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I Bldg .. C.Orona dtl Mar. $50. Beacb. Wree imfi'o'vtd pad. pJQroom. t mos to 3 yn. REZPONSIBlE•lhxlent. m°"( * Lic'd landaeape contrac-
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1 li'r:>-5444 or 5f.S..3163 ercintett\f. buildinc p1am. FWl tbne or ~-Ex· mo Japanese,ptd-.lll 830-3037
-MODERN OFFICES !4500 "'(..,., ~ ~ Su!> -· a• p • o d a ~l 0 1.;.P_M _______ , ,:;;==:'=====-
FROM $65 p~ MONTH mit traae. Four stilr Realty 5'8--13$ JilpiMN Gi1rc&.ner _ Paperhi1nting
Air-cof1d ... parld.nC, centr.i Jo. 835-fm CHILD CARE E:Xper., compl'yard servici!! Painting 6150
cationa. Seerttarial Rtvlct:. SAN Oe~nte Jl..4, l8 u~ts. 1 little cirl. age Z% m 5 Free est. ~ 968:2.109 I ---'------
2:!0 E. l'llh, Costa Mesa Dana Point R-2, f wuts. )'eUS ~playmate&: com-~-OP SPEClALlSI'! ·NEED PAINTING?
_ 44¥1415 Both t?c-'!~ .':iew~ -·~--for~tny 4 year .old Mpwing, qq:, ~ .Jobi, cau us! Reliable Servioe w/
OFFicrn OWrin' 1i daua;bter. MU included. • Reasonable, 548-6955 Quality at its belt, at the
Secretarial FEE aimp&e (not kuehold) Near Mtpolia I: Etfbwtt'. EXPERIENCED Japanese most reasonable prices. ~~~ Iota in COrona 00 Mar b' '.Fountain Valley an!&. $,i.'0.00 prdener. Rellabte, 541)-7373 Free esttmatea 646-2831
. Secretarial sale by owner. ~"a> a Mek', Call 847-1187. · for free estimate SUBURBAN Painting/Dec
3345 Newp:irt iBlvd., N.B. 6150 BABYsrM'ING, my home. JIM'S Gardening &: lawn Expert'Guaranteed Work
675-1601 l1nches vie. Flllton school, Maanolia maintenance. Rea. I: Com. free est. No job 1?-' Ja..rp
2 omCES available wANTD> To leaae, horse .I: Slater, FV. Any age. merclal. * ?48--MU or to& small. ~100
Approximately 486 sq ft ranch w/<1f!!f.,. to bu 1 · 8C-81Xn'. · Cut&: Edge Lawn PAJl'..'TING Int & bf Lowm
µ.13 Baker, C.1ifi: Wrilt' J. Mashn, ml W. LIC. DQ' care AM to 5:30. Mainte~. Llcensed contracted prices. Fully, tns. 549---1151~Moft rttmt rrrt 8th SUL.A. ~I Tocldler, bot meals. 548-480Sl6t5-2310 aft 4 Satiaf.action euu. Free at.
622-9193. Harbor-Baku. 54S.l539 JIM'S GARDENING A lawn Jim Weeki 673-llti6
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Costa Mesa. l32'x300' All or Mon-Sat. 645-2'754 642-4766 Herman 642"'132
part. Will su b -divide . BABYSITJ'ING In my home. Jleliahlr La.wn...Ma.intenance. WAU.PAPERING ii: PAIN-
Ttrrns. SU.500. Ca 11 : ACREAGE Coeta Mesa area. Gardening and CJe&JM1p TING, l O years in area.
646-0'l59 ~ 499-3151 Call 548-3823 EXPERT JAPANESE Reuonable rates. ca 11
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5Qx:tXI Barpin! $13,500. under 5. '46--2101. General Services 6612 • . ........... yrs, • · 548-€161 Compl~ ena:Inee~ a, Un. exp. Ins. Lie. Free est. Phil Sulhvan · proWd' on San Diepi Free· BABYSJ1TING in my home, CONSTRUCTION si~ clean-Acoust. ceiling. 548-5325
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7 ACRES W/PERMIT Reuonabl•. 54!>-1359 Plasterlitg, Repair 6880
TO KEEP HORSES !!lido" 6S70 11lASH HAULING e PATCH PLAsrERING.
Adjacent subdivision o n e REM o DElrAdditions-Cab-reasonable . • 645-.2720 All types. Free estimate. rn~ E. of hwy~ •;:i ineta'Block !enees--Omcrete HAULING, 'cleanup, lots etc. ~Callc-;;c54"0-<825=-;.-:===
$35,000, 'n cash, work. 642--9852 Handyman anytime you • PATClH PI.ASTERING. d~KE OFFERll C.n nhrl 6591 oall ** 64>-3398 * * . All .,,..,. ,...,., .,liinat>.
Write or contact: Georae Jt ~ "I YARD/gar cleanup.· Remove _CaJ=l=540-<825=======
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Beach or phone 81-mS. MINOR REPAIRS. No Job backhoe, grade 962-8745 _P.,lu=m-:b::-i="'=:-==6=1:-91
200 Acres choice land .adj. Too Small. Cabinet in Pl" PLUMBJNG REP AIR to IOM $ devtlop. Widow ill _,.. A 0 th• r cahintta. Houseclunin9 6735 N.o.~1!. ~-'mall•
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TAKE over 5 acres, no don. Andenoii" , anytime; good ref • s. ~~model, Repilir., 6MO
$2.i mo. Nev lab: • town. C\lWENTERING, room ad-64fi...fi084 BUILD, Remodel. ~pair
89M14.1 Alt-dltlons., patio decka .I: WOULD You believe I will Brick, block,. concrete,
Mount & ft ... -6210 IO:Mft. Quallb'. CUJtom d ean )'DUr h>me for Blue . crpnlr)', no job too small
• ~ work.~ Chip Stamps! 897-7350 Lie. Contr. 962-6945
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RANCH QUALITY Repan; -AI-... Bay & Beach Cleaning Serv Custom Designs
tkms -New cnmt. by b:>ur Carpets, windows, floors, etc · • 646-6446 * HOUSE "'Conlnct. 846-3442 R" A Commc'l 64&-1401 Alteretlon.-2-5145
& REPAIR Partitions Small , Remodei. etc-. Nite-ot day, WINDOWS DffiTY • Neat, accurate, 2U ~ars e)[l).
ACREAGE Reu! ean KEN Sf0.4679 ~:= :=: ~~ Sep.tic T1nk, Swer. 6965
Cent!lftf, Cencrete 6600 Iron, Orn1ment1I, VACUUM pumping service, NEWBERRY • CONCRETE "'°"' a II etc. 6750 "ptic tanks, oumpa: &and
decb ti custo ------traps, You name II, we SPRINGS ~ S:::.. m. * R<>om Addi"°"' pump IL 24 hr. '"'vice.
CITY 0, LAKES CEMEN'l"WORK. m job too * Aputments A Unlb 645-0765
MAKE_ YOUR OWN LAKE -'"", ,.....,.bl •• Free *Custom Homes* Kltchellsl;,:::::="====== amau * 2 Story Specialists FREE TILE, Ceramic 6974 20 Miles .EaJt·of ,Barstow on estim. K. Stutllck. 548-8615 la.yuuVdeslgn 20 rn. ~.
~-·· -•--~ft. N••• P1cific Coast ·Builders * Verne, The Tile Man * t:;;~W~1;d Chlltl C9re 6610 2435 E. c.out Hwy. Cust. work. ln!tall & repairs.
for aprtcots. .u.ua. nut tiff BLUFFS .my home, fun or C.orona de]. Mar 675-1191 No job too small. Plaster
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randl. boe.tinJ, etc; etc; ~liable ~ J1nitorl•I 6790 repair. 847-1957/846-0206
40 A<fts Ranch . Land, im· !--I TONY'S Cleaning servtce. TrH Service 6910
-...t wi...u modeln 2 BR CarMt C.-n "I 6625 Residential & eomml!ttial.
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age tank under 45 lbs ~DIAMOND ls a Cftl'Pl!tll best WAIJ.'), Windows, Doors, Removal & trimmings, free
ISU!'e. With doable pr. Coo b-1.endl Diamond carpet carpets. Commercial & estimate, Call 541..00SS
crete septic' tank, all elec., Cleaners. ~1317 residential. Daily, weekly
5 bp pump, 301 gal per min and/or Mo. 897-7350 Upholstery 6990
at 80' dtpth. lmprovementJ: C1rpet Ley'lng & f 6"26 SPARKI'.E Janitorial Ir \Vin-CZYKOSKI'S CUST. Uphoi. .
Fenced. with 1" b1 6' x.300 ft Repai r dow cleaning Serv. \Vin-European Craftsmanship
redwood tene;~ Mllea Eul FOR cARPETING dows. resid., comcl. COllllt. 100% fin! 642-1454 of,~· ~Jbcfivicfe 10 OR CARPET LAYING _:Oea:;;::;""~P::_· .;.Froe;.:;:..::•:;'';,·:::. 968-.;:l691.::::1 .,,,o';:,B3;l~N::'""JIOl'l::::-=Bt:;-:.:;c-:.M:;:.=
•cr•• ill improvements C. A. Page 642-2070 ESTATE Maint ~ Serv PLACE your want ad where
lo Removal & lrimrrunp, free they are lookinl -DAil.Y ~55,000 or icres un-Electrfut 6640 estimate, Call Sfl-OOSS. PUDJ' dassiftedt 642-3671
ompro•N $21 ,000. I~~~~=~~=.;..=.-..~===~
40 % Down. l1l1nce •111 e ELECTRJClAN no job
I st trutt deed. too small. For prompt
Will .......... ~ to -coll 54S-46lf broker, MT..f&IG aft 6 PM.
••••••••• Flo«s 6665
FIJRN, Cabin Vldor Valley. ~':i'.,"!."J1.!~:.
l'iSA,. St1'50. Low dn.. Bkr. Al Free est. Uc. c:ontr.
Alaeder 7'16-8010, 646-8343 l>40-7262 546-4478 .,... __
R. E. Wen'°" 66IO
ANTHONY'S
$$ MORE Wit $$ 644-4860
Ni:\V lawna re -aeedlna. ""'""""""'"""'""""""i Oomplrte lawn care, clean BUSIEST matketp61.Ct an up by job or month. nece
town. The DAILY" PILOT tstb'liate1. For tnfo, caJ1 aa.wec1 MCt10n. Aw &M-Ce32 or m-~
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See If You · Have Any
Of These Things A
DAILY PILOT
WANT-AD
1. Stove
2. Gultor
3. Biby Crib
4. Electric Saw
5. Camera
6. Washer
1. Outbolrd Motor
I. Sterff Set
9. Couch
10. Cf1rlnet
11. Refr.fgerltor
12. Pickup Truck
13. Sewlnt Machiria
14. Surfboard
15. M1chlne Tools
16. Dishwasher
17. Puppy
11. Cabin Cruiser
19. Goli Cert
20. B1rometer
21. St1m'p Colttctlon
22. Dinette Set
23. Plll"f Pin
24. Bowling Bill
25. W1tor Skis
26. FrHJer
27. Suitc1H
21. Clock
Will Sell Fast!
29. Bicycle
30. T~rlter
31. Bir Stools
32. Encyclopedi1
33. V1cuum Cl11ner
34. Tr:opica1 ·Fish
35. Hot Rod. Equipm't
36. File Cabinet
37. Goll Clubs
38. Sterling Sliver
39. Victorian Mirror
40. Bedroom Set
.(I, Slide Projector
.. 42. Lawn Mower
43. Pool Table
44. Tires
45. Pi1no
46. Fur Coat
47. Dr1pe1
41. Linens
49. Hor11
50. Airplane
51. Org1n
52. Exercycte
53. Rare Boob
54. Ski Boots
55. High Chair
56. Coins
57. Electric Troin
58. Kiiien
59. CllUIC Avie
60.,·CoffM -T1blo
61. Motoo:cydo
62. A«!'T'llolt
63, Skis
64. TV Set
6S. Workbonch
66. Dl1mond Watch
67. Go-Kort
61. Ironer
69. C1mping Triller
70. Antique Furniture
71. Tape Recorder
72. S1llboet
73. Spolt. Cor
74. M.,_,, lox Spp
is. f nboord Speedboot
. 76, Shotgun n. Siddle
71. Dirt Game
79, Punching log
80. Baby C1nl1ge
81. Drums
82. Rine
83. DHk
14. SCUBA Goar
These or any other extra things around the house may
be tumed Into cash with a
DAILY. PILOT. WANT-AD
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DIAL DIRECT
642-5678
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
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' ANNOUNC~iirs .. -"' -,.. on4 .NOTICI S t;I ti 1·.-.-.. -o,.p.--rtv-.1-11-.. -"°°-
SMACL Black r re n c h
poodle, male. vie. Staltt;
Bros, 22nd '-Newport,
~1437 bet111ttn &-T am,
5-6 pm.
DEALERS
BLACK male puppy about 2
moa. part La.brador, found
vi::. 2400 Elden, c.r.-t. May
nttd medication. 6'5-168&
for exclusive: Of•ntt
County dl1trl livlor
sy•t•m (no selllnt) ..
six hours -
SUNDAY AM ONLY ~ Sm1ll lnv1atn'ltftf'JM;ts· FOUNDLING From Jasmine
you In you~:own ""sl-· ~;t~~.,~~:IY· 0 ~~:~
neas. , S{5.:sm or 115-3Ml •
,. cALL Mli ROG·1 ils • ·su.CJ< 1.o"""' · "' .. ,,.,
' SUND~· y Mk'L . P\IPPY-Bl.ck ... v;" .• ...,. $18-6<13 , I C.: 1 's"EAL="'ro"oo=,....,s::-la-m-e"'se-,..,..,,
(714) 171·1441' · • 4•1&10, N.,r L< Br.,.,
AAA CANDY s1:,:;;l'L:i" ~ Beoch 4!>1-0.1.17 . \ ROUTE~' ~ , PUrJ5Y .Pointer or bird oog,
tNA!\IE SR.AND CANOY) weatlna: flel. co I 1 a r ,
\ Exciting '"ork re!illinc ti \Vegtmln1ter, gn.9413
1 eollettlng n10ney from eoin FOUND tn1 white Samoyed, 1· operated dispensel"S l{l "your no ID. vie University Park
area. ?ltust be able to devote in lrvine. 833--0777
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2 to 8 hrs per week to m&ke DACHSHUND, VIC'. Beach
very good income. No stll· Blvd: &: InQianapol!s, H.B. in& Involved. ~7Zl5 aftl'r 6 pm,
$993 to SJ.980 required
<Baaed on part or Jtill t101~}
For personal ln tcrvle1v iry
your area, send nan1e, ad·
Sl\fALL Black kitten, 6 "'"3.
Vic.-Fbuntain Vallry School.
·•12·"1116.
dress &. phone no. to: ' .YOUND Class Ring Aua:.
TRANS.WESl'ERN DIST, CO, ZW. al Harbor Hia:h School
590 No. A.iusa Avr . Footba.Jl field. 646-7842
Covina, CaliJ. 91722 GREY rabbit. 546-5146 or
PARKING Lot ma\J1tenance. 549-3888
' ·itlUIW, A'""' ~.1969 DAILY l'll.O!,,_lof
JOBS I ll<)PLOYME!'IT JDllf +. tfil!'LO;l'~NT JOU I IMPLOYMl!IT IOI.I I IMPl.OYMINT JOU ~ ~O"f' I ~r•O a MIN, •via ~ • .• • ' 'IYlfllNI'
Help Wonted, Mon 7200Holp Wont .... -7100 Help Wonted. -7200llel• W•nlM, ~ 1'!IQ ...... w .... ~ . . ' . Help W•-: ~ _ • . ""'• -Help W1n!M • -• • w 7 . ' ...... 1'eclfnlclan1 * .. ' * w-· ~ 74Cll • Womtn . . I 7400 • = ..
. ' J, C.'?e11:t: ~· 'c~i~--od ~~ Ori-Al , .. ,;-'"-~~ti:=Mt 'GENERAL . AUTOMATION Fuhlon ~ h:•wport h PROOP OP I RA:fOR •fTJ ."JAB CO Lrci:tisEJ> . VOCATION!
' . Kov -ltlon -•-' ,l;. . NURSE. Medlcalloris a HH lmmod lolo oponl1191 for , r·; For ..,... ••• ,.~ , UNIT •D CALll'~NIA •• u.atmen". ! om to 3:30
• TECHNICIANS MerchancllM M911a91melll lfral111e · -, !MNK . ; ' Nuw:s Al~ES. AD lhl
Experienced In digital computer testing, with recent graduation from col leco or equl· 'io9 Main s .... 1 ILLUNG ExJl<!rtonced .. -··
manulactur and systems lntegraUon. valent In college 1114 11111 time wo.rk exper-j1unllilllon 8-cb -CLERK · e DESIGN/DRAFTSMEN ie~ce comb!natloil; 1 dealre lo p'r\lcipate in ,SJ$.88l~ 1 -• l'ARK LIDO I
a !raining progr&ll! for management wl!h a MIODU:,AP Jody ..,.uve 1n ''"'""' b!Ulna/oocoun" C:O. NCVl~!ILTEIS~I HT Experienced Jn computer drafting and de-rapidly expallding natioqfl orgadlzatlon·. ' &: be O)t'l'lpanion to elderly g. dtpartmtnt. Prt>vlous " I
slgn. Challenging work. Opportunity for pro-v."Oman u'bo b: notJnva1i4. experl.enee and typlnf
gress. Regular reviews. Excellent fr in g e Tbis is an organized on·lb,.job traininc 'p~ Live in ol'M! or the moat ~e:slred. 466 ,l .. thlp t benefits. gram. Our policy of promotion ·from within desirable oommuntUn · fn Newport .. ach, CaUft
Pleat• appl y In pe rson to: N.B. Pvt....1yimmlna JliObl ,l . makes this particularly attractive. Am". &.Yald• VWap · 1" Eciw OJ>llO!'lunlty omploy" ·.CLERK TYPIST -'!
Apply In "'""" bucb-4 oo f;>rlli. s.i...,, ~ 14a;·oa1e w.;, General Autom'ation 10 AM ,. 5 PM Moodoy thru Soturdoy Wk + ...... k room. T•I 'V eo,,. """'· Cal•. 1 J. c. Penney's appoint, 115-&$4 . <Ttll ~1 Alert •'"· .... ...,.,. -
706 w111 Kotoll• BO"'KKEEPER' . · . . ' ""' ollke. Typlrc, rWnlo. #24.Fashion.lsland .. Newport.Beach "" ----postina.Xlnt-'ri~COll41·
Orongo, C1lllG'"I• 926'7 An equal oppo<tunlcy employ" Hat<lwon '"'"· Ex1><ritnc< f /e B~QKK££P[R tndudlnr &11 benefits. 1
An equal opportunity employer * • neecua.ey. Xlnt opporWnl\Y 1 for tbe riaht person, ~·Mt. _for_daily aales llJ.lmm&ry, a;. CALIFOkNIA t
-1 ~-----------Jontt. TOVATT'~ SP~<i· counts recetveable a: coll~· Infection Moldln• (
Job Wanted Htlp Wanted. Men 7200 H.I• Wanted, Men 7200 DA~ HUtDWA:RE. 15960· .non:· Fasl'accuratc 'vorket.. 200 BrlU• Ave~
Help Wanted, Me n 7200 "feA"'-',.. Sp11n1dale Strfft, Hunttna. :ooct t)'pist. Pr~!er a1.1tcm~ Costa ~fesa Mtn & Women 7030 ,,. ..... usw~. ton BtaCh. U\'e txperiellet',. Ask 1 0 r Ah equar opp6'rtUnlt)' -
COUPLE w/! chlld><n ;;; . INGINE LA THE * * Floxow rl)or TrnH $400' M». Brm. · ""~" "'"""'op~. C•pablo ol all PARK FOREMA" MACHINIST J. C. PENNEY CO. "1"' C...m.,!nr to "'" ori· JOHNSON & SON HOSTESS ! n1a!nten11.nce. Ret 548-7209 "' iees in lrvl~. \VIU train 'ac-U 'L.• M ·
-FASHION ISLAND '""" typbt. Call Oran<, 11.Conr . •rc.ury PART·TIME I
Domestic Htlp 7035
Chinese liv~·lns.. Cheerful
Pern1anent. Experienced.
Far Eu t Agency 64U703
George Allen Byland Agency
Employer Pays Fee
106-B E. 161.h, SA 547.039j
$701 . lO $852.
per month.
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
HARDINGE NEIVPOllT BEACH ~10. · 2t2t Horbor Blvd. For Co<»'• In C..ta M•• CHUCKER OPER. J,lSON BEST ·· Coot• Mff1 .. Mu11 be°'"" -Hu EmP1oYntent Aaency . · 540.5'30 '
E1q>erienced in cloae toler-Full time positions :!l:_20 So.)Wn, SUtta Aria ·
ance short run Y<'Ork wHh open for NEED! Good -hOJiikee...-. ablllty to make setups. .,..... FULL. l'f?o-\E
9 l'lour day • 45 hour wttk eomPJ'ete cha!"h Jlve-ln, pvt
InvolVC'S supervisory P1'0lit sharin: lilffl.n and .. nn & bQ&rd, 8.P fO to 45, (2
o( mainlenaJ1C'f! and Ja 1 · .,_. boys a&t!I 9 .\ t). Days:
HOSTESS
N\ihta A: \\11tkends
f.fust ·be' ovrr't
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Help W1nted, Men 7200
Ideal part time opp»1Unlty =========
easily buUt to '· fu11 tin\e: Lott 6401
Jnc:ludes \Vilshlte 'swiltper, -----~----
tilt up trailer ·and solo YOUNG Lady ~·ho rescued
b101rer plus accounts. Aprox small bro\\'" dog nr Surf1lde
6 \\'kly. 5'16-767. on Cst H\'•'f· Aug 2:!.
""7~==~==cr-1 Rewlll'rl. (21.SJ $J..SSJ.:i or -..
the drvclopmcnt of I c c c n tor.. 646.7365 6'2·1tn. Eve: s:
cily puk ond o!h-. • • arter D. Malntenanc:• 645-39'2 .,,., • PM. )1nd~Fir>!''1 are as. Si'OCKtiOOM clerk -[nv.
Addresslng/Abkltyplf1i 592-5317 EQiJIPM'ENT-·R('ffnh~-thrtt--yet11'6 -611 W. 1 7th~St. --Recen , !uccesitul· t:-."Ptrl· control.. K~ e.'l:rnec.
1555 W. Adomt
Cotte Mes• FIVE CROWNS 1;!5T AUftANr NEW-company ....,_...,.. . \\'ill pl'O\'idc equipnll'nt ·!-
son1e accounts on a lease +-
percrntage basis. Some exp
(lf gai'dcning. A n d Co•t• Mesi rnct in all phuta prefert<td, Lt t e t y p In a , a d .
L\DIES \\'a.Ut t. Vic: Center -OPERATOR _;,. p:ir'( n111intcnanrein· 541-3421 C>mi>ttafive \\'lll@:S, out. h and\vrltlna, irowlna
St, Q.1 or 3rd Ave .. Laiuna $591 . to $718. clu'.lini:;-onl' rear in atandlni benefits includina manul'a:. co. ln C . r.1 .
3SOI E. Pacliie C:ntSl Hwy. peteot. · Vl!ll'Slltllt, well ad!·
CoronadelMar J u 1ted a e c r1.ta r ~.
', preferred. !\Ir. Karr ,
I \ 546-6()89 7-9 pm.
Beach, f'rl 8/1. Valuable per month A 11i~nHicant su~r· An 4'(JUal opportunicy profit sharina:. 546--3300
papers, Re"·ard. 499--2369 vlsory capacity, Aii-employer p
---------1 CA u tomotiv1 fxp. fie
shorthand helptul ••••••••••
ply be fore Sept, 4th art time SECftETAft)'
Sti-IALL r@Slaurant, neWIY all. 6. CITY OF to the Personnel APPLY IN PERSON Younr, attractive girl • .t.tlht
. , ndeeor.: beach are a. SHAGGY Grty poodle, toy NEWPORT BEACH OUicr. City of New· SECURITY Mon. • Sat. 10 am to 9 pm -shorthand It typlna:. Hours
£xperienc:ed Opportunity to move ahiald
,..00111 wlU1 upcoming necuttve}-;;, " · dllitribution ot exclitn&
' IllMss forces We. Otter. male. "Mike". vie. Gisler, port Beach. 3300 flulble. Stattina: S2 per
I 642-0724 Cti-f. Child's pet. 549-1057 Jltquires th~e years of con. Ne\\-l>OJ't Blvd .. New· -CiUARD -J. c. Penney Co. hour .. 548--1117 N 'w p 0 r 't
OPERATOR "' nnporl .............. .
UNITED CALIFORNIA 8::"r11::.JH:Omporoblt '; l'E~sr=A~BLl~S~H~ED~Be~a-u'"ty_a&l_,.o-n I MALE Siamese cat, stripes stnictlon or related esper., port Beach, Calif. Beach. .
:o in Otlif. 6 chain:, newly on I~ "Beethoven". Vic one of which must have: In. 92600. (TI4l 673-6633. J\tUST BE ABLE TO 24 Fashion l1l1nd WAITRESS AND IANK Contact Sandra Heibe1
: • decorated. 675-342Q .' L Eulblutf. Re\\-'ard. 644-1643 eluded ,o~~rtioun ~f one o,' --c*c--~D"R=IV=E~R"S~*7'-I \VORK ANY SHIFT Newpert Baich, Cellf. ' HOSTESS
' SI E more o uoe o oy,.·1na:: roa An Equ·• ~--.. ,·," Experie .. ..-•. 18 lo n. -old. ' BEAUTY SHOP fn.'' '-·•·, A}fES cat, 41\S'A'ers to -:.1 ... k h ll .... '"'"rn''"'' ~ '"""'" .1••
(n 4) 645--0050 tor · job l)o
ltrvitw.
boaut. '"· steal :a"i'"'!=. fftckles, female. Lost vie 2!~_e1'· ~,', oe. ro ~r. No Experience Cadlllec Controls EmploYer Part tlrm. Apply in person: NEWPtOllT , _.,..,.., · Su= man enance equip. Oil·•~:.,·1 of E·;..Cc!l·1 c~rp. * '!R srEa-, -1 Fa'-·lew· , ' , .. -is o' -3·.•21·••" EAat Bluff. ~4-4529 t Sc •-1 1 d N I " * " ~ ~· "" 11• "CH " ·---=--~-''-~-·-me.» · "'""'·' "'u " ectssary, 116' Whittler Avo. ~!!f!.!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!9 I C.M. "'" 1 • •LIQ. Ltc ·s. Orange. San \\"HITE femal~ poodle. 105• \\'l'ltte n test intervie\\1ng ~T11st have clean California Coste Meu = --,...,===.,-.,7'~ · .t. ~ ·•GEN"CY
: Dltgo $12.500 on "'" 8110 HS. No !dent: ' ""' ,,.. •. ro.·monce '""""' .,,,,,,. "'°"'· '"''· 646-24'1 CLERICAL JANITORIAL . abilities ' ..... .. ' .• $lD,OOO oU s<. Call \VINS. childrtn "'aiting. 96'2·1434 equipnient described above, YELLOW CAB CO. Part.time work. Nee'.d i1eve r. lfm· fte::.. NEEDS
TON colltct (:!13l 212-~2a· LOST Camera. ,·Jc Westclltt Apply immediately to the An l'<tual oppoitunlty al 1vornen in Qf, N8 area. [J rl u Pert ·timt htlP.• OMd ,
:·: lu1. W1nted taos
, WANTED: COIN LAUNDRY
, · for $4000 dn. Near Hun.
: '. tlngton Beach. Ml-4756
Pl.. Mon fta .. ·--'1 Petsonne1 OUice. City of 186 E. ISth St. eniployer ITT l'BSCO ... "' •""•. s1a~--. P'I. . a·gencv typist fer clerical tlu-a, • r=w<Uu. Ne\l•port Bc8.ch, :oOO Ne\v., ____ c_o_"-'-'-''-"---A ,,.., .-..u~ " l7 I -• $1 •• 54~Sl38 Bl d N B h ' e BROILER M•N Apply 409 North Harbor. Quali\f Ptlsltlo"~ fur t ••, erranas. ,_ ,., -=========: J port v ,, twport eac . ~ Santa A "~ h C II •. •. -Calif. rn4 J 613-6633. ** DISHWASHER e DISHW .. SHEltS na. QualUied Appllc1111ts our. • -r-r1 ati p.,.. •• ,. 6405 1--===·----" TIME KEIPER . NURSES 188 E. 1Ttl! St., •Ui•• '" 'fi~IO. ---FR . .,...E_E_!__ MACHINIST COST CLERK • RN-R>lle! dui>. two''-'' Cos!A M•ao, 612-1'111 e •. ~-~.:I ProeressK<e small parts man. OVER 18. Al\1 &: Plot Apply betwetn 12 • 5 p.m. per Tt<eek. ~ , , ~
Basic Boating Cou~ offered ufacturer with excellent * APPLY IN PERSON * Fringe benefit!. • LVN~Rellef, four' shifts F EMA°LE. . .HE[P ·M~ST OPERATOR
:'. ,nvestmert.!. Oppor. 6310 to 1he public by the Balboa \\'Orkin&' conditions and FIVE CROWNS Good opportunity for • ptt l'.<tek. Lquna Beach PART·TlME 11 Af\1·2 P~t Exl".enenced MTs'I' .OPf:f't.·
';. EXCEU.ENT INVESTMENT Po"•er Squadron for people frlna:e beneUts. has immedi. SnCl_ck Shop No. 1 man with some ac:eount. Nuninr Hdme · Idea.I for Mollifn -\vilh chil~· tor .. Hlth school, education.
1 • Opportunity "1th formin& Interested in sailbo.ats as att opening for Brown & · 2305 E. Coast Hwy. RESTAURANT ina or rt.lated clerical ex· ' 494-8075 ttn 1tartiii1 ~ck' to achOt.>l. ~c1,::~0L n./.TA
: : Olstr. and l'lfarkttl~ Co. Un. well as po\\'tr boats. Every Sharpe and Traub Scrc\v Corona dtl Mer, Cal. · J80l. E, Pacific Coast Jiw. perience to come lnto oon-\VO~tAN~housew\fe, Ullt-· UnUom;s A m~~.fumlshed, CORPOR' "T· ION
1 limited potential ,w\\l;I o~ Monday nla:ht for 13 weeks Machine Setup OperatOrs. ;T'TI:T--J.==-Co~ro~na~de~l~M~ar~--J I.act with all department$ C.OOiact Mt.·.Dinlu. ~
: brand produc:ta. mquires beiinnllli 7 PM, Mon., Si!pt. Apply l~OO E. Normandy pl AST IC S TEST technician CPU, con· or tht company, Prefer ~::' ~:.: ~:nll~~ McDONALD'~ •' ~It W~ Werner, S.A.
•(. $6,000 largely ttcured on..._ l5: (Brin& notebook first Pl., Santa Ana. fl blk, north ' . trol logic, memory &. Hizb School tnd IOllle ao-ti.me limit~ WUJ tiifn \I pf tM,JlQO_Jf; ltllC. ' F:".{ual °tlPRortuitl(jo.'~pklyer t~ 51 share. Risk a.ppr . .i1000. nlahll at NtwPOrt Hf.rbor of McFadden, 'h blk, West Material . h11.nc:Ue.r, moldin1 sylittm checkOut. 1·3 Yrs COW1li11J tralnlng. , etauty'CooMe!O!'I. 147..(18Aa '~31~·11~·ir~Ub0r~-~Bl~Yd~.,~·c=·~·~!...f l"'e",I;·;:' ~::·~·:··/:. ~· ::""·~1
P• \Vr!te D&Uy Pilot BOi ?tl· Yaeht Qub, T20 W, B&y of Grand.I trainee. Graveyard shift. ~p in dlfltal circuits & -.v · e ·~99b e I • I i; 8'12. Ave,, Newport ·a~ach. No P~H'°1"L~L-"·1P"-s~~P~ET=R~O-LE~U-M' 1 'Must be dependable. Oppor-Jog:i~. memory or aystems Pltase apply in per· CHM '61tttt, house cleaner, 8 LE A · See S.tt;y BnlCI at •
, 1 advance rei:tstration, ·Enroll co tunity for advancement. Ap. checkout dt!!ttd. Contact son or in wrlttna to tor 2 school qe cblldrtp..of .... A ~WftM., l'f • E ~ 1
" NEXtro~-~.slVEknoFRAN~ , 8.t clan. Any question call Now hirina'. for ply 1 to 4-p.m. R. · Rilt1.:y, Documen t o r Pereonntl Dtpt. teacf\inC pai:ents Reside 'ii) pe:rit adles re&dy·tt.i-m ex '' a ,......,y wn r u-n>a• 673.1355. M.l"'""~ ..... rattd service sta· 01,._ngl!' Coftst. Plastics ~~ E ·eoata lt-1 °Nted ·aft wear, Over 25 : ..,.., C ' ,. Curb pionters i~ the art o!. -3 r " &::lences uirp., 2921 S. • . esa. er INVENTORY CLERK.,_,,., "'""'~. II I
i t xtruding concrete. 'No ex· * DIVORCED tlo11. Experience desim!. 850 W. 18th. C.M. Daimler SI, Santa Ana, GOOD BENEnTS AND ac:hool 1.~ PM, MS-2712 ref'1. ttqutred,.o\.er 25-1 Alene;)' fOr CirMr Girtl +
, , per. ttq. 10 qual. apptlcanta. Good starting salary plus ACCOUN'TANT. semi or Calif. 546-&»1 'VORKING OONDmONS ·D J\ A f'.f: Ry WORKRQ9.M Apply .Mon ~ Fri l o.I '10 W. Cout Hwy .. N. 8. 1
, " Unbelievable marxtn of pro-. YES IT'S YOUR .ce~rous commission, with light senior for ~xpanding Mtch Draftsmen $600. Eqmol ~portunik• No . exp. liec. Full . ttn;e APRoro•s.' No. 27 Town t By l.JID01nL . us.393&
, fit •]OOJ net ••nar ht mo excellent opportunities for Orange Co. CPA firm, must F . · .d Xlnt p t. lib-v11 >J work. 1135% Arm!tronz Ave, l _t;Cou~n~try~, ~Otl.~n~-~·~=-~l'"'i:i'i!i!ffiff,i"Jl~!l!l'fil~I : PE._1\11• IA rotfft::;."* ..... .i St·.. • PAUL T adv11ncement. For In· 'have about 2 yr.!i. recent et pai · 0 P y, Employer t~·t ' ••• ''"° •· HOSTESS ~"~ ~ -N . . e,.. bon, 2 yrs coll'K• or "·"· · -!YDERllNC:iD ' /CASHl!R . NB ~ . Fo;· recorded messaae that . formallon contact manager, pubhc accounting ex ~. exp, Also fee jobs, can Kent, \• 1483 DALE \VAY BA.BYSl'ITER wanted n'ly w""A1·TR· ES-·s l Experie~. Good --
<-1 \Yiltcha.nre)'our lUe .c:all Brookhur1t&Ad ams.Hun-capa~lt of 8.ud1t ""'"'lO ho ''hr · A I ~-'-" Will pay JD% on l30,WJ 'in-O!i.ANGE oo. r,.t:-6667 tington Beach. rcsporu;ibillties. CPA 0 r ,,._..,.. •soN BEST rosr~ESA, CALtr, 92926 me, 1\1 day. 4 d.aY. y.·k. Pfl .v: 1 ,
'• vestment in au cc es s l.a-i 24 hour recording CPA candidate only. Call J,.., C7lt). 54W2ll Llvt fn ·er out. 536-:7'20 aft DON JOSI RIST.
" junlOr aboppina: center., High MOTOR HOME 547_7oo1 for appoint. En,ployment Agency 5. -Apply. In P,erson 9(83 E. Adams ·
., intettst rate .n-iakes · re-WANTED: l.Alvlng, kind. EXPERIENCED Z1!20So,li-tnln,SantaAnA Th R.. HOTEL MAID IURF l $1RLOIN : ffunttna:ton&ach ' '. r' cheerful man o\'er 50 to be \VE nttd men for temporal')' -e 1gger .St30 p c H '" f1nancln& 'unfeaslib~ a I father to 3 teenage ;iris &. e WELDERS v.·arehoUM" factory outl!ldt LOAN OFFICER Full or part time. . ' IC. st.. W'Y• t1
1• preEtnt. can owtler 96~ husband 10 our mother. \\'ork Top 'rates oaiiydraw A diversified, lntett1tlna: ~ # 16 FASHION JSLAND Will train. 813-8800 Newirt0rt ..... ch * ltAR'f TIME ,
:· .U20 Send namt. ll.ddress & • TRIMMERS Appl~ ready t~ \\'Ork 6:30: sition is available with a NEWPORT BEAOI • MAIDS . *· ouAL1 F1Eo I • ~. .
·•r Money to Loi n descrip. to p, o. Box 4210 e WALL MEN 9 Ail. fine!'cial institution located Exclun, apt complex l'lffi:li .-M:ASSIUSI ' Prefer bl..Dklnc, experieaoe. , 2 d TD Lo Irvine. Ca.lit. e L MANPOWER, INC. In the International A~rt NEEDS A full &: p.art time help. Oood Tb tt. Mee l&dle1 o. nly, 1.-Iust. ,Yf~ .... ~1.·,'.1.. •.•u~!~~lca';._h_ao,
' n .. ·a. n LICENSED p UMBERS 723 N. Anahc!Jn. Anahtim 8.rea. ~full know apPl"!lllni. pay. Call Faye at 642-8171> furftUih ·local refettnc:ff an4 c'ALL 54o.nll. -.iu UWI.
2135 Canyon D1'., Cosia l\tesa 774-SO!Xl C&ll personnel, cn3J Si0.0l$0 Full time . WAITRESS \VANTED 'b\w City lleen.t. Pleue ap. · ·
P\'Ompt. confiGtntial ~061i,1e 5:~ri~m~~:~~fri ~~v~• OFFS ET PRESS Ord11 Desk $500 up axperl1nced HALE KAI 'piY ln'tierson fdr intirvlfw • Fotom1t Drlv• Thru ·
'42·2171 S4S. Catnino Real, Sar. Oemente lt1AINTENANCE l\1an, fl. or OPERATOR Stable non-Oefenae Co. Top Bt1··-!·'···. ~33""' Holld•Y Htalth sp. I' Photo sales, mom. &hilt. ' SPrvin~ H11.rbor a1't'a 20 vn . 4 .. 91~., .,.., """l part time for gen'! all· • . worldni cond &:. benelits. call •DISHWASHl!R• .....,. 11""1U v•.,. '"' 2300 Harbor Blvd c •·1 •m·3 pm, ~ U.25, $1.SS.
S I. M C 11..,. .,.,. """"'1>N 5-<lay ."·~ek, per.m, JOl;J. Good Geo •. ,.0 .,110 .. "' · •t 9• hr ,. pl . ett er ort9a g1 o. 10 At.1 • 10 PM around ma i" ten a n c e working conditions. ~fany l'l~J ~ a. I Apply in person only H,Ol!SEKJ:>R 2:30 • .6 I . kk . . •F_:.~ • !:? YE m .,.~non
336 E, 17th StrcC'1 -~A~t'"t '-~tl,.-~E~-c-l-·I SAWYER HOl\tE, 2619 frlngt ~ne!Hs. 1son uwS r wktia)<1,.2 achoo! age ehlld,' 00 . eeper c'.>!.mlt. '"'' . I,.,, st .. ' I~-=========-YrOoUCNGVIWOMANxper Orange Ave., Co.'!la l\1esa. NATIONAL SYSTF..MS CORP Employn1cnt Agency LEARN TOOL -CUTTER own transp, Back Bay,, C.M
I Mortg1ge1, T.D.'a _~ EXP'D shipping I· receiving, 4401 Birc h Street-Z120 So. !\fain, S.A. GRINDING TRADE: ti--tar-642--1182 a.fl 6 PM. Accounts ~able for apart... COMBINATION, Sharp Bar
dan l'.er will teach )'OU 8.11 tied mfl n pttJferred. Must be HOUSEKEEPER aft-no ment builder. ~ltr con-P.falds &: Go r. D·-n. ' CONsrRUCTJON r.foney latest steps. Call Ardtll somt retail f'xp. If po11iblf'. Nt\\•porl Beach eExp 'd MEotANIC. Salary •. ,. HS -·• Ith -·-~ --'" h•. • .. ,. ••J•-. 642 '563 · lo am 1 IOUI, · · .,....., w • 2 o• 3 •·· •·1ust ••ye tr•••' &tructlon ·exper. Exctllent Top \\'a-s. 13.~ ~.~ •-
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vatlable for \r.comt pro-213: S91-4538 1·10 PM 'fU ' " ,_ ... .1 -. INSTRUCTOR or commi55 n, th i..i.-" I: b • nn. " '"' ""' .. -~JV w
du·.·I"• p-pt<ty. Forti.m & ===~c=~~--~~1 uk for Mr. \Veamer or-Mr. e Exp'd SERVICE STATION ma ,,_.,1,.::,:"i"nc11n d Goode to CdM area. 644-2621 benefits. ~0.9no ?.fr. Ron-1tut. Ph. for till. 545-998.1
'06 '" .... COl\-fMER IAL/p!lat w/ in· Heck Mature, yo1mg adult, look· SALESMEN. Appl y in mtt .... ...,......., e · PBX Ans·we""K ,.-•lci! _ a.Id Comer. · Sauy Las,sy, 2901 Harbor,
domestic. 1\-fotelS. Nursinl gtrumtnt, 6 alpha ?ti Mel, . 1 ~ 1 1 bl to --n K , C 1 yd ~;"ne"t'i"i,•. cond's &: trin&e Expet. p-i.'"v'·"ed··, ••••. *· * • '"'CR-ARY, 10 .,_c_.M_·..,.,~~==~--I Hornell, Shopping Centers, prop, turbo prop&. jet, Fly LOT -DET.AIL l\tAN 1ng or g........, u ure. a e ""''"" · f'n o:-e uo: ... .._., ru1~ "'~ "'' ,1_
t 0 fr I c' Bui I d In 11 ' . an>' one• • n Y th Int' Over 21, f'XP"r1enced, must mttl the pJblic. Apply in Service, 3100 E. Qit Hwy, DAILY GRINDING INC. HB area. 53&-8881 . advertising firm. Shorthand WAITRESS
' Apartments, etc. Write or .... ..:. •. 1--. Anytime. -· •719 be dependable. all Co. pel"l!on. _c_d_M_. -------· 1 3822 c. pug Dr NB EXP'D' ..-111.LE"LTDY to. typlnc 60, llta book. "''J ·• '"'" :7QO-V H l0 d H Ith S -'"'"""'°"m'==~-'"-·-·~1 ~,.. • ~ k ... Pl•I· -u·,->. ~-11 P·-. .Apply at THE FLYINC BUT. call Titlt Realty &: btnt'fil~. Phone Chuc k. O I ay ea pa -~ ,..._ -~ .. •-.:\I ~ ..... L -· ,1 Jniuranct Conipany, ru Attend a FREE Ltcture M~9306 e Costa :'>iesa e BUSBOYS li1AN WANTED. Perm. part 1.Itn &: \V'1fnen1 '-wl!Un& at 67!;-2742 bet. 9 Ml&: 5 ER, ""'periencett. •'J3.0077
· Dianetics & Scientology time, to avert.ae 1\\-'0 hn. * !WW383 *· P~f YOUNG Woman, over 21. ' Cl"k Building. R•nn· s nd ! PM ,..BOAT CARPENTERS *DISHWASHER ...... '°' I morn! I I am Alabam8. 35203 Every u ay at Now and i•-· the ••boo! U&U-.T ear Y ng DESK Qerk c;o11e1e bo)'; Pl. ~---""·In •'""'• -··"e CLERK. Full time, Apply In °'' · 11700 Edi • 1 V·'I Exp'd boat ca,......nters \\'anr. * BUSBOY ™" -.. pe• deli·-"' lo "-· K Nil •1 J 1-1 .....,..,.,...,, .... ...,. .. ,.. ·~ I Phone 1205) 251-5286. ~r. r n n ... ey ·.--UTOCO sr year. 18 or over, Apply al· w1pa • ""•.1 . uuu:, en eg ,. ote, w Ind O'Yerlilck. Good piece penon, Vlklna:'s rv, 56
+ 531.-3220 ed. Jnqult-e at A A needed at home• In N.B. $250, averaie &yslde Dr NB Fash}on Island N B ' 20% Rtt. for J Yr s. 1974 Placentia Ave., CM. ALLEY \V EST ternoon1 12·~ Pm at P6 mo. Mu1t havt l&te " . . .work . Ptlces, ate&dy .\TOrk, ' .•
S3 5n 43 2nd trust deed be NEED ride to OCC lrom E C ?fOS \V Oceanfro FIVE CROWNS model atallon w•a:on and ·~ DENI'AL ~ec. sec:-usl~t, J!:DQ~~MOSS 1~ LocWtl *COUNTER GIRL * 1; 11ind 'small 1st on lot with Hnt. Sch. be.fore 3 a.m., S RVl E Station salesman. • . nt RESTAURANT~ bl Call LA Tl HB. Exp, Mlary open, ~ Sl,,\Vf•ttnlnatu; 534-8738 ' Kentucky Fried Chlcke:D
r.Ion-Frl. Wllllna to pay for Exp'd, aae no barrier. Pull Newpo11 Beach 67".>-1714 380l E. PacWc Coast Hw. depend& e. . . rne1 qui('_ arri.•pm tl~782 • ' MATURE, ,-"thf:r'• '~1-·. 693 S. Cou~·~Lac Bc:h I Laguna'• finest ocean view. p.J. 847-0079 tiipe, salary + comm1 , SERVICE SfATION 642-4800 . -.. _ '"'""""
1 $40 per month incl, 9~ 3 ~fobll Station, 24362 El l'om SALES MECliANJC C.Orona del Mar GU•RQS BABYSl'l"I'E:_R needed, . my .TtlrtJ1 R;oik ana. 3-7 pm1 HOUSE.1\-IAID. ,!'Jlaltab, Get.
! yrs, 12% Discount. ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Rd .. Lai1Jna Hill s. Erper!enctd * " * home," apllt. day, '2?-· wk, 1-fon-Fri~ oym t,rana. ~ Ml; man or Swedish. Lqw\I 1l-BROKER $1137 Phone SU-721'1 o.· writ• tol --'-=-------F'ull lime. Must know FRY COOK ·U.:e•tcllffarea.645-0062 · plui meal ~2320 after area, 4SU170
It $75,000 1st TD on ll,tOO 1q. P.O. Box 1223 Costa J.tesa. SERVICE stal\on needs ex· ~:~e~i:e::n;~~a~~~ 1S: No Sundays-Holiday1 Full or part ttm~. Prefer SS COCKTAIL Girl for the· plri. ' " B"'A"B~v"s=1=r=1 £=R.=-P=1-,-,-,-,-.-:,I ! fl brick commerc. bldg on ENJOY: economy vacation per. rnan. Good working J im, 2500 Ne,vport Blvd.. KRAMER'S or older, \Vork any 1hlft. fabolou1 Flin&:. No food, 3 PART ... Time • mat u r View School s.rea, l&t pd·
1 Jong-term leased land . C..talina Island. rro m $8 condiUons. Dkys, perm. 393 ,c:,:·;;"~· =,,.--=c-,-.,.--.,.,,,f;;i<>"';w;r,lv:;i.;;;19th:;;:--S>tii.,iiie>"""I-;;; I UnU°r'st f~:700hedj eo,:a.ct nlte1, 145 E. 19th St, C.J.f. Mg D UC A.L sECRETARYi er &: Infant, Mon thl'U !''rt
I Payable $750 J)"r mo. incl. mitk-'Cl'k for two. Hermosa E. l71h St,, C.J\t. FACTORY Trainee llhlft DISHWASlTER: MUST be Chuc ter, ~ roe Combination Tray &11'1/ , for doclor't offlce. lifu11 842.8043 after 6 p.rn.
l0 t;"&. All due 5 yri;. Rental Hotel. Phone Avalon 187. · · ctd onl ''MR Blvd., Newport Belle~. o'-• •· Full havt expnienct ln .ottice ~~"=o='0---'--~-1 income $2«>0 per mo. 20"9 EXP==E=-R=JE=N~c=E=o-.. -,,~,,-e-,-,,-. \\'Ork. r-·ARRO c 0 R p . exptr1~~ ' y. 533-0000 Ext. ''2273 aft. 9:(:1) '1MlWa1 .... r. or\ ma.nqemenl. -499-1323 BABYSITIER . for infant,
I 01~•nt. Broker 497-1210 PARTY driving to New York lion &ttendanl. full-time. f'iberglas11 Division 1118ll MIKE, ~ Palm Ave.. AP.1 Mon. thi-U \Ved. parf tlmt. &42-8044 x::::..: . . \\'kday mornings, "11 home.
I .... ~u City, tm.· 16' bolt. J'l•Y ,.. Apply in ptr80n: 2 0 9 6 f'lbt'l"giaii:s Rd .. Hunl. Bc:h, Balboa, Calif. Apply 8.ft. 2 • 0 I L SITl'ER ror l. child. Tuts t,;UiA('j{NG 'lady· ~'&nt.ed 2 Lite hlikpg, Unlv,ralty Parle
15% DISCOUNT + STOO, 673-1947 llarhor Blvrl. 646-Sa58 ·,.,NIGHT work in bakei'y PM and ask for RoJt.r. JANIT R.A thro F'ri, 9:30 &m•3:ta.weit ~~· ~ JVCC!t on l,.tdo Isle. arta. 8J3...Mll alt U:30.
. tst TD on ~+Litt v.·atet· view .. nd · ** SUPERVISOR Part·Ume ••ri<. Nerd aevtr-Nl'n,,_..,., aha. 6'ra-0857 Please 'l\Tite and give SALESIVO',••~," "·JA--~
16 000 '"mo~ry Crypt• 6419 '~LP WANTED -~tllle. .-fake donuts a assl&t. ,.... I n... Pt! .,_, """'' " • ..,n.c.. lot in Le.gw'la Stach. · ...., 1• ""' ... ...,~ You""' mature male neat aJ men in CM. NB lftl. 4-6 "'•p'd n-nlal •···ptro•·'·t. rt ertnce .•. " ~Y . ot nu.-\ p--·~-· incl 9,... a.ll -~-Part Lime. Apply In persofl, ,rotter's &kery,.,,., Fot¥t .,.., ' L< ..,.., ~""' w. ?\f 903 t .,,,. •·
f ® $60 moe" k ·..,.,. :;~. FOR Salt, doub]f: Cl')'Jll No. JACJ\ 1N THE BOX. 1205 Ave., Laguna Bc:b In appearance:. MuM be able ht rhilt1. Startln1 fl P~1, Ap. N•wport. Beach' " ' •, Youna ftlate . t)' Sbop1
I due 3 yn, ro er .. ., .. ......,.. 23 1 M \001 1 Re to meet 11nd deal with ply 409 North Harbor, Santa &f&.-54.ll i BABY$1TTER. • Your home, So. Cout Pllza, PM'• only ANNOUNCEMENTS pluan e~W:~t o ce.r:°3:i Baker St, Cosla ~tesa. KNO\VLEDGt EABI U: trast,erco people. Apply in penon: Ana, walldnl' dlltanee 'to Colleae . ~
end NOTICES We1tminlter Memorial Park MAN for rctt1.ll 5ales In componen sa es nee. 18585 Main St., S Polnll IOVS 10 .. 14 DENTAL Auil~nt. Pvt or Park Schls, 2 ctilldttn: 5 BI K J 1'f I Batmald/dancti.
Wm dbcowlL \Vrlte Mn. L. tlftnlw11re. Rion Hanlv.'an!, 21~. Call Mr. Vann Shopplna: Center, H:B. Canier Routes Open ~t~ .. ::,.;; nee. ?,ton1 .~_! !!_01 •. ?S, pt~ wk. :1sa or part•Ume. °1
I Fourwl (Pr .. AthJ 6400 R. Jac:kJ. Aptoc. Calif. 160 102 Irvine. Westcliff Plaza, 64 Experimental M8.chinlst for . -· .. , ·~ in' p.m. ....no '
St. Andrews Dr. 95003. N.8. 642-1133. e1k for PbU. J NEED acml·teUred. ~ Draftsman • Technical ~ Ba.Cb, So. Ll.funa LEASING ·Actnl_,I tor c.'OUntry RUJNEO co,'m'p 1 hf on . lb 1
I BLACK female k I ~.h n I ·"•O"'l"S"'l....,E"M"°P:::L"O"Y=M"'E'°N'°T' I PAINT store employtt. Ex· male helper for evtnlna Ad."lnC'tCI KUtetlp Tnc. DAILY PILOT d~b Qts..NB. Cuar . ..aar)o! hOultk.*tptr .tof ·• t ct e rt 'Y BABYSJTftii l'ront 2:$0 ~
w/yellow ~is ._ pt r i e n c e d . \VALKER .-ork. OR. 3-3320 1231 Victoria St., c.M. fG.4321 + boflua, Expe.r. MU1:70 1 lady. Ltve-tn. L1aht work. fl: SO In ~eM VH'dt, ~r
--,=-'ii:,.:=::"";--:--l olob Wanted, ·Ledy 7020 PAINTS. 642--0776 Mechanic wanted. M&-n65 e JANITOR-GARDENER e GRAVEYARD , WAITRESS Balbof, ltJand~ l'B-1450 , I.or 2 chll~. ~. _ TIME FOR ' .. ,1 EXP. Ser. Sta.. Sll.18.ry + Un}on 76 Statkln anequAloppor.employer Permanent poalUOn ~PM~!..' AM. 1400 W. LIV£.JN', HOUSEKEEPER.I ~~K£EPE ... R.,.Uvt ~ "'UICK CASH TWO \\'omen •.-u dean com· comm. o/tlm~ J)llY •It 40 UIOO Newport Blvd, C.f.1.' SEttVJCE ltatioft •fttndant. itaffinl 'at $489/mo, .0 r:aCUlc ..-.t HWy, NA .. Spanl~h or Jt.p&nUt ,,,eak· ,._ •• , •. ".Yb A th.• ~ · pl&ff'l¥ $!3 11 d.-v. IU'I. Full/t. Ptrm. 990 E. ~TABUSH'ED tnsuran~. Exper, nrss. see "1',flke", hr/wk, f:Xctllent trl n;:t PT-TiMi tour . cukiea tor' In& OK. PvL rm. Sala.r)t; Ftn. Vilb. h"''W4 THROUGH A •··===MS.ml======• I Cat Hwy. NB. Lc•d• wvail, N.B. offic:e. 46i8 C&mplll or, NB beneflts. Send retume to: buut!ful ~.,,,. a(lult l.J)tJ open. 847-4SM , BE'AtJTY operator, ·~ w.i_, DAILY PILOT ~Job W1nttd c"A-R~O~EN=E~R-. ~E~,-.p-. ~,o-,-,.-t ' Cllrter oppl. GTh-6383 SliOE Sal~i;men, fuij Ir: PttJOnnel Dept. P. 0. Sox complex, NB MM170 BOOK KE E P E 1', •'TUii 'l;r;: le ~nun;C1"t
WANT AD Men & Women 7030 ~;1 ~~exPe~»31;k~~; P:~>'· m~~r:~a=~:~"~= rt!~$o~~COl1:.'~~c!n~ ~;. i.::: ri •PT e;:,y~:~3~· :·~; ;f d: ~i~~t ~:,s11 0:: 8 .Mbtl~1fs1 !a=00:::N="f'°J"u"s"r"w"i"':<11"'i ... =,.,,,...,= DEPENDABLE. Hflild~ i:ou-Ui',\tl,.V. So. Lacuna Newpot•t Rlvrt. C.l'\T. tacl r.tr. PhtlPI Guar. ~m. P?-1'• ume \\'k Irvine Tur.~ NB: $4Uill 1 1967 N_twport BlYd., CN
! th'"& to fUmlih )'WI' honii pie desires pot;i'Uon 11'\lll&:· 0£LIVERY man, Pl·tlcnc I :PL;;:-:UMB="'E"R:::.-...E..<-'l"-,'°te"'nced=-,,.1nLC"°A"R"D"'EN=!'J\=·=s~T:!'al-..net-,..-:~.-,o men, E:xper'd oftly. Cuar. + Js Your Ad lnO(Jr dutUJecllf TiA5iER Nffdt woman eo $ H A_~. 'P 0 0 0 I ft L
, .•• find l"al ~ ln to. 11\1 Otlwte units Newport· L.A. Tim~• car route. pl'umblnt: It heaunc. Frlnie ('-~r nee. Phone 1nytlme. comn1: P~f'• ApJlbt l3l Someoae wm bl ~ lOr care lot thlldntn, ·are-' & 1 MANiC\nus?. Gill tor
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1-0VE -• ' -· a ,,...,, f7. 5.1$-1481 l\O. :d'Cedar St NB and ChalAe 1Dwlp llS.. Baby Wuher, runs aood 115 e<ll<nl ~ttoo $10. Boat 11t> to 413" -..,..,. $12.' KJni alu ..... dou~e W\<l<>r doC ...... , $3, pad ma~lne ~ tJ~ .. 5.o., v.wn • · · ' chitferoJ:ie dreuer $15. W~r.; u , "' $$ C.Om-ahape baby bath $.1. Dia.per 5o-J1. Varioul 1be1. •lllO andaln&}~htadbovdl$1-S3. lndud~. Flsura icei llkatel,
Man'• 26 .. bfkt $15.. Small · BABY StroUer witb trtnctd ~ble TV ,,.;th lar&e mett.IM · c,beac slleer tU. pall U. &£.Se IOlid lumber 5c-$1. 64&43'1\ ~ 'Coutb $10. Hol· alze I .16 Sltlt bench $3.25.
atove W· AM 1~av1e 'SOFAS $5 each. Ma• t e canop)' ·1_?.: Dredlng table acreen $2S. .96M15n &to-Hot-doc mac h In•~ 864 w. 18th. C.M. JyWood f:raroe.$2. Spri.np,$3, ..:"6M68;;;;-:::;_· -----~I
console 1$lD• Plpne C911•P ean1eiit. and projector $20 9/ith 4 11tora'te com· need.11 'beaf\na" uolt tut. 'ATNOSfHERIC Jdo. for King..Q..Lawn m. Bar ,
bendi SS. ~ d~tle each. Westln&bouse dry Iron pa.rtment• $12. 642--2492 WAI:.Nt:rr dining table ~ 6f6.40n or ~ )10W' IUnb forties party. CHEST or drtwtn llT.50 ltools W . omce dlatr $4. APT refr1ceratoc I 2 5~·
wUh 4 chain Sl.5. Slpgtr $lo Goldfiih toe each. Boy ~ -• · 1 dean $25. 3 ·Cbalrs 1 Ca~ Record ~lector'• orldnal Picture fram:e• $2 to H 2$ Oatn $2 ff.cll. Coaee, table _____ ';,,.· -'--'"---• ~h.ine coneole S15. ~t uniform Ji:&e 13 $5. MAHOGANY Portable_ closet ~ to n1atch $25. E. BOY'$ clothes. me lf auit ff, iuue..aoocJman.. teeJM&t• o'u paintinp '3 to '25 Steel $3. End table lf, 'Dreaser $.5. CX>N,TRAq'qfUI: U .. x zr·
1 .AM-FM 3 11petd· •older< Small violin f1,.3.U4 Monroe ' 4.'x6'x2' ~ 2 tlm: Mounted Hagen 231 camatton Aw. Sweater $5 All w-eather coat Sinatn.. JJ.mniy Luncelon:I, .bed frame '4,.50 Twin bfd, W~n ta,blc $'1. Lumber, iouVered WldOWI .wltb lllil
ctaasic con.'!'lle $2!). 445" E. Wa:J CM on wheels 'VflY pod con . .' CdM 6'fS..2333 $5 . Slacks $2 Baby elotht1 Maxtne 'Sulllva.n. pre ''Hit ·«>mplete $15 Dmlble mat. ~llOrted me1 2c-1c per ,ft. $7.50 ea'"h. '4&-856&
'l'lth RW House 642-5741 ~Ulan T.'l5x15 Fits • 5 5 50e41 Child clothes. up to Pan.de'' LawrcnCe Tibbett tress $.\ Toys ~75c Girl"• Floor tile $l. Work bench $5. .:....:.:...:.:..':.....;:;;..:.:.. ___ I
· ' . OMi~et ;& each. Portable 26'" BOYS Schwinn Raett 1tze 5 $2 St,ertlizer $3 lnfaht ( C \& b a D L 0. v • Son C, clothing, 1yrto12 yrs 5c42° Bathroom 1lnk $5. 6 x 8 x 16 LARGE trunk SS V W
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ibeU: aueml# for a:uage 11.ke new $18. small ~nimal seat il.SO Baaslnette $5 honesll)') Art Tatum. 'Teddy 2734 Ce,Nr)' Dr. 5*-3428~ blocks, $1.25. Bui Id t n g htadUght unit complete S5 J
11toraae made of ~"x12"x3' c:aa:~• $1. Renegade ati~ay Baby scale $3 TrainiJ'ICl'aeaj Wilson, early Bllb' ·May, CHESr and night stand 1et matfrill' 5c-$5; W.o od Honda 90 be.tteey '4 6 volt
long pine boan!J 15. 54l).3114 bll<e $>'), '58 Ford.Fair!ane 13 LAwn edg.r 13 °""'! 14 Pe..,. Lee, l!llU• Holiday, 115 5 dr8wer chost 110 Apt pi. 14, Plato cl.,.12 •aoh, b&tteiy cllerger 14-6411-9668 '
-· . parts $2 to $25. 962-3436 and•$5. Swiz.la: $10 389 &Ulla Best Annatronr. Some lie ..,...,. !Mn Kenmore Some tools l!)c..$2. Bookl :
SURF&QARD 6'6" Good ~ , Isabel, C.M:. 548-4843 wacky DiXleland as well u s ·-:'"'~ ....., lnatlotl and magazinea 5 c. $1. CARVEL Hall ateak knivca,'
dltion. rides well $ 2 5. wALNur crib, mattreu, aevera1 gqod Bob .Scobies washer $25. Olmb Drapes $2 per panel Pans, 8, ia Blrd cage $2.50
1 613-5398 diaper pail, plastic bath $20. BABY ·~ seats '15c Baby 50o-$1 each.~· ' alnk. cablnet'$25. ~ dlshea ai1d:· uttnslb: Sc-o$1. Bathroom WJll, .abell; 75c
1 ~--------• console Zig-Zig ae w In I bath.ta'6te·$6 Baby dressing · '-• TAU.. gate, &t-66 Chev pickup T.V, tubea. box ful1 f.!. Sat Like neyi percale ~ts.
TWO Green leather bar machine 125, . electric can table at¥! c.hest $6 Bf.by bot· SUNKIST JuJoer, perfect $15. $10 Philco-21dr fttrigttator and Sun, 9-5. 2823 Santa twin. 1Sc-Ooub!e''·S1· each. ·
stodls, $7.50 each; excellent openet $2,• 2 Walnut atngle tie 1terllizer $1 Carpet Skan manuel p?Qjector 100 and Packard Bell both 1or Ana l'<ve, C.M. I,.a11t house Regina, heavy ~utJ tloor ,
black leather Hollywood headboards. footboards. $10, acrubber '$1 ~ cahjneE watt $'2q.'' ~ 3" $16 E:x.erclcle 'Mw $10 tn ctnvt". PleaR liark In r>0listFJ2SNew~1wq ,
couch.2 bolsters; $20; set small f drawer chest $3. $4.50 Fish W)k w\Ua.kn~ tele~ ttjpod $ 2 0 • ruQ.cle taiie • boy'• S5 itreet. Lamp, eut leaf. open. work
dlf.lhee $2.50: ·uten&il.s, 50 corning electric coffee pot Rock saw $S Ancbar ·bo M~JJl•,h·-.f.omb Came~ strobe: AC-DC $8. in 642-1239 ""I
cents 1o SL 2001~" King ST. 4 qt. ice cream~ $10 a box !ofirron $5-#> alidel $25.1 Mitro.ma tic 54$-Ml6 AA'l'IQUE$: Hotm..ti 1BluejQi£·VY""-;j;;;;::-;;;;;;;;;;;;;1t Roa.d,N.B.10-USunday. $5. dishes. silver, Glass door' book .a>elf.1'$4 ~tot ,$5. ·EXte:nds top buefine..irldeaeent ' $5-$20. OfEVY auto., b'an"f
UTI'LE Girls handmade ailverware, pots A pans, lllc Antique foldiJw1 chairs' $150 'tor card table $3. Tom and ~ 2,. tlet comer table Coronation ware. $ i,. $12 • ~ v.a $25 Radiator $10
dresses sizes 3...f 'btand new to $2, spray iron $3. 847..wl each Card table 50c Hand Jerry aet, blue and white $3. $15 Solld bitch coffee ~bl: p rim t t Ive kitchenware Stereo ~ eh an g e r,
plow, antique $4:Maa;:ic •ble. f ~neti Pidvtncial step $15 llaby businet w t SI-Ji. Family albwn $15. automatic $15, no speakenl.
$3 each, 642-l~ sEAl'r standard box spring $4 24" barbecue ll'ill $S table, i'ntfque white ss. stand ~ ?tfapl~ 9 drawer English chloa 24 pieces Speak~ ,b;)x with Speaker
BOYS ~ s:y:es 12,.14, 16 $15, mattrfts S1S. frame $5, Christmu trft•$4 ·Oll pain-' ,~HMvy-.me:&al frm'nf, twin $.. dresser With mUTOr, never-$10.50. Old loom blankets $4. $10. 15" a .PJy tire treadllke.
Hooyflr ~ ~r -dryer all "in excellent shape. tings 50c-$2f Shelxea ·for &irfboardf <Daw t$weO mar toP. $25. snare. drum Mirrors $5-415. Comer chair new $10. 13•• us. 11"
1 1$22.50. Shortie d rape I • 842-5913 fiprines $5 eacb. Wall decrepit. heed:I wart' '15. with stand $15 Electrical fit· 1$15. Beaded bags lf-$15. ~ TV qi>. !iq.6S29 '. ~ TEEN glrla clothes, ex-sconces $10 pr.964 Magellan, 11"arrn9r Jobn, .i, autt, M, tina:a 5eo$25. 546-3585 Crocheted bedspn!ad $25. 11" BLACK and white TV
MOVING·Dressetandmii'· cellent condition size 14 all C.M. Sf0..T402 "-''~.JJA, B.o.c.. '"''"''-IS .a-----."•"' eow.... !Ill Early'Americancurtati;: ·-~~'lf&tC'illi\i.liOOl(Cilie' _IOF.'fis;-T'eet illOY.-'CJOU\ei --~s. perfect it.50 e&cb, U.$5 ;;:-~ri; BlackliUl .. $275o-:$6. Green ~es $l5 Girl's blb $15., ~ and double box spring excellent condition aiie 18 G.E. TV S20 Good stereo $25. u unit pl Slot .c.ni: Sl-$5 Sweaters $1·$5 Shoes ~~ s_~s :~ ~'.':. 646--4121
and mat~ss S23. CUstom all for $15, 8 to 10 boys Ask for Rob S4G-3500 Comple~ cut ~t lncluiles $143 Coat $5. good quality. Antique cups $248. New ~PO:,::.LE,::.::lam:.._p-42~ . .,~Jlehc~. ~h--,,1. ,
made bre~. nook $25. clothes all for $10, !46-4512 lT'• ADMIRAL portable TV CIU'I, puts ancl-iccesaories. Few women'• dresses 50c--S3 Bissel nlJ cleaner $3.50. table"'$3" Bed f1 ~
Very good condition 531..-3435 DOUBLE mattress &: springg $25 3 speed Ford •tick $10. 3 Slot Model maculne col-Shoes St.$3 Men's shirts SOc-Shoes, 'WOl'D onCe, patent inachine S15; Ba~ Jumpe!', ,
ADULT .Aluminum walking (spotless) $25, I fool brown 1 p e e d crwaomatic, .eii:. leclion $25. 522 Transmi!f-ers $2 Games !IOc-$3 LHe size boots $2.25. Green casuala:, Cosoo. Floor tioli!her $1Cr. \
aid, like new ·no. 642-4101 davenport (clean) S 2 S • cellent conditkm $ai Cclored and PS rack mounted $25. doll· SS. 3016 Made 1 r a· size 8 $2.50_. sun lamp, intra 54G-6337. 3104 McKinley; J
eEI'LY ··ao&rd Wedge maple frame mirror 34" x teleph:lne, new $10 2l'"con-Two\ 522 tra.nsml:Cl' ;1 546-538f $10. Dept't'Uin& g1aSa $1.25. ~C::.M::::_· -------ii spee~ $25. Folding 5• ~ 44" $1'.1, brass hetld bed ao1e TV with stereo built-in ::.S VU:iec~ fan roo~ 14 SHEETS _ """ plywood at 131 E. ))th St., C.oeta Meaa LAWN furhit:ure JJ, $2 c.oior
$25. Kitchen double '1nk $5. (single) $25, l'l616-A ~r-$25 40 HP VW tnglne heater SU. 545-23m ts each New Maple fimah 10 AM TV tor repair $10 Maytas
!lfi&-6726 · on HB' 84T·21Zi bukitcue.$25 ~Ford, all _ __ _ base c.abil'let $25 AJi1o Maple auto wasbei-tlO Sturdy
8'11" Jacobs Surfboard·$25 6' SOY~ Ph.•96!8-38'15.116'17 or parts $2S Matched table FIRE Extll!gutaher l5. 1inlsh top cabinet $25 • ." 4 8EA11I'YRES"l' Queen ~ c~sts for atarage $$ S
'615.-2335 _ · La Rosa Ln. JV $20. lamps, both · $10' <:oax. A:oouatical ce~ tile lOc panel wardrobe d o or, box spring $20. Queen me single bed frames $2.51
· ch, 2 antenna cable R 65 8v Sc ft each 9% x 12" Sbelvtnc lOc walnut $10 Solid doors, 1% mattress $20. twin size box each. Box spring' and mat. MA~ And box iprl.np 2 HO train sell ~ e~ Black: desk phone $5 15" ft. 5 qt. ptastlc pails 15c x 3' x 6'8''• walnut tinlslied •prina: and mattress $25, ex-treas $8 Stingray, boy'a· '5
'for double bed, good con. Amp power pack • Zenith TV, like new $25. 301-each Caulking guns '15c. $6 50 each 4" door hlnies ttllent. Aaomd nlP an:I XI" &bi's-bike $2 TV itand ,
diUon·, $20. East mua passenger car andi~~ 1964 block: (.bevy T.R.W. P8Jld adhesive 50c. Nails sckpair9~9Vinylasbestol pads 5(Jc.$1 yd. Bonzal Sl Doul!le 8nd li'••torag9 l
644--0774 set $5. remote sw pistons lsky cam.. <;ornplete JOc lb. Panel colored nails ooor tile, celery colored, Ju~iper trte $25. Twillted head board $1 each
WOOD Snow Ekis 6'3" $25. each, 968-208S S. block $25. Toni 289 50c a box. ~finlshed J!l\ii boxes, $2.SO b o 7' • Juniper tree $25. Marine Bathroom sink $4 Electric ~
Sid boob size 8% SlO. Boys TENT, 9' x 9' Umbrella, $15, engine, excellent condition, mouldlfll lOc ft. Redwood 2 Danish walnut frame aettee itenu: ~" Samson braid, ba5eb81.I game $1 Nativity •
bike $10. Desk SlO.· Portable slide rule; Pickett, ltt~el you pull frcm Mustang tz x 6 and 2 x 8 lSc It. $10 Admiral refrigerator $25 new for only 2Sc ft, re~ls set Sl Saturday on 1 y .~
TV stand $.l. 646-1881 Nf.ES. Jog. loi, $15, rocking 1961 R.C.A. color TV., R.ockhounds sphere machine Bo)''• 26" bike SS Girl's it" at 4Dc. Heavy duty white 5'16-3090.i 3089 ,Molokai iii
LIKE Ne Pride Trimble chair,.white $10, 962-U43 v."Orklng$25.1960Ford,runs SlS. Home chemistry lab bike S6 Playpen S3 rubber dock molding, 4" x Mesa.Verde,oftGll:plter. ,1
Basstnet1J:d1e combo $8. DROP leaf extension dining fair $25 AM-FM V.W. radk>, $15. New rakes 50c. Portacrib S8 Baby ttl.b and !C:l~t~ S:! ~JL 'l'WlN bedJ, complete ~ tof ii
Baby curler .SL Fancy table 5 chairs $25, wet suit works $10 V.W. fender, r. Underwood typewriter $12. nut.~•• $15 Car seat '2· 40c It. 28" x 28" steel drum set. Cof!ee table $3 End
maternity -dreu size 12 $1.D. $8, 842-8363· rear $5. ~ Pet cage and a.cceaaories ~· l~PePIU& St. Santa Ana winch, many U5es, two tables $5 each. 'DV conaole
1 ~1842 BIKE -·s s-.-.y type AUTOMATIC washer, worb Boxes of junk $5. ~~ Heights. 546--5833 · ,_.... -= n----Jabsoo $20 Bunk beds $al each,
• UVJ ..... e.a.. preservers $1 each. Cab1net LETS ~ .,..,. IH"'"'"' l te Bar toola $E A~ON .. J:' I a y: B ~ y 20" $10, 847-2490 good $20. MT-3115 hinges 5c pair. Car bar $15. SCRAM• pumpa, front only, no motor comp e · • ',
,Collectors; ~ ~s ST S9 RED &ala $15 536-1542 KING aize mattress S25 Box 2 x 4 pegboard 29c each . . $5..Sbeet of~;, exterior ply each. Hlde--a·bed '$U.
'6Cl''lg,..G9<>4 mnditlon. first SOLID-birch kitchen, set-springs: J25 Boy'1 Stlngra,y Sports equipment $1 each. A·NSWERS A-C. grade $12. % lbett table lf Sewing machine
$25 ~ all, l ~ seats 20 fully 'extended, $25, bike $20 Large road nee aet Sbouldtt pads S2 a pair. , yellow fannica $7. Asaorted Wheel ban'Ow $.l Toot •tool ~
dr\unt, "M:vt S5 e a ch· "~" 1564 with 3 can $20.. Used tires Lar&e banging IC&le $5. 4 _ " _ 646-9550 Sl.50 ~riwer' ~l box .$25::
C oJ.d spot c ro ss-top ;J'fO'" $2-$10. 682 Coozre•• CM new 920 x 15 white wall Honor ~lJliaCb -Poplin New, odd old ~ $2.~ '
relria;etator good condition TWO sectional 6' acMs. con-548-8712 · • · • Uniroyal tirea $25 each. Exhort ,--J:f~ -Hanaom TV, beautiful ·condition, $25. each Step ladaer $1 BooK ;
$25,:· "AVailable Sept. 3. temporary. new .waa $550, • Inoom lete bicycles $5 and _ NOI' JllALEAH Lftrg!! round co&e table rack 50c: tronrlte $15. Lam r,
-Spabish, 9' sofa, . needs good for den,. etc. f20, TABLE $18 Chairs $3.50 each $31 P3128 Trini'-Y pr. .A racetrack buff waa tn $10. Slntmons hlde-e·bed $3 each.' SWing aet $10 Che ~
ricciveriilg.$10. 962-3798 962-82'75 Coffee table $8 Endtables ~ dlurdt wtlh his wife. He.,. couch UJ .• Refrlierator $25. !90'JC ~. ~~ .~~t r I' · ~ , . $3.50 Night table $3.50 ' the }Olmrm lustily and Jou4ly. Green couch $5. Portable ....., ca: ... ,....... ...., O~INE Cedar ctiest $25. OOMPTON s Encyc!opedia. Bookcase SS Comer table TRUNDLE Beds $12.50 aood He uked his wife, "How closet $5. Large han!Wood pltchenr 50c each. 54l""oo.'I ~ruvtera sleeper Sl5. lfot· 1962 excellent condition $25, $10. 133 Utica, Apt u, H~ eondltion. 5@..53Tf am~ I doina: ?" dining table S20. German 3154 Kerry Lane.
,P.Ofnt ~Ieetrlc range 2 ovens barbells almost new $10, tington Beach " She ~ ... You did vuy Reileetia camera with cue s T u DI O c 9 u.c h $
sZ. Vin.?'l Oopr tile S4 per ~126 OOUBLEbedWitbtr&me.$25 EXTRA Larie Heavy. duty welli dear, ,except for one and acce1sO'rlea $10. Ahi.minum clrculat-clothes, , ~· 4S Square feet. per '53 CHEVY 4-dr. auto. R/H Map1e headboard $ 2 o s"!tng aet. iood ~ndltion .-mUJ •tMl'W'.•' It's Hallelujah, 494-0291 or 496-31196 line . S8 Maroon v I n·y cue, flood light $5. Dishes $125, call Chris 962-5751 • ;25. 548--0179 NOT HJAaiAH " . recliner chair $5 king «' 1
5c. each. 19801 Chesapeake also Bing surfboard $25. ' SC8-31n GOOD Twin mattreu and , • b -SECTIONAL ;s Table $T double size booksbell beadi
Lane. H.B. 962.-2950, Sat. . SI'OVE, RardWick. Ps, iopd -..... frame $20 CUSTOM made babycrt •""' Chair $4 Ba,Vtlnette $T ~-.... ..::: A-do and .. ld
j oJ and Sun. D E CO~TJVE Maiuarnta condltiOn $25 6f:MTM box "t-• u-e• ' High c;i.tr ~ Antiqulna kit Macrame $25. &0-c799 ="' ':.nt,·m-.... --ln...-..0:
I ' branch m urn no. also . 64fr.2105 ' . $1 Unftn¥hed beadboardl u 1 ,;;~· ;::;,, ::;::,:;.;.~=.--....... ...... . --J ........ ·~ AD~ 19 in. T.V. SlO. beautiful brocade ·dress & ENCYCLOPEDIA aet · $20 !ting mattress S25. Kina: each Trailer hitch 1q fit vw DINETTE table 'With one with cone shaped 1hade 361
Automatic washer $10 . mafchina looal me. l• $5. Study desks, steel $8 Car wroughtironbeadboud.$25. squareblck i ~. 5to-9179. leat Walnut toned, m mer high SS. 28;;9 .&nng Pl.
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536-8004 &36-4468 top carT)'8Jl, 3~ x 6 ft $7.50. 64&-2I05 3CM6 Killybrook c.M. top. Ide.al. tor ~ dining ,M'.'.e~1&~V:,:eed:,::•.:.· --~--''Ii 5 546-3693 ' area tn· WnlJy room ot apt. -. ~TJQUE ·Meat platter $l · MOVIE projectors $3), movie 17'" Portable 'fV $25. works MAPLE dinette table S:ll 4 1 V'ery good condition $18. G.E. window air condiuonn Cry~tal ~handeHer S25'. Tur-camera $15, Polaroids $15, TWO double bed rnattreu, OK 20", Girl's bike and chain $15 Wal~t dtilette Garden wheelbarrow, top ..:'="':.·..:646-05.::...;.;'~'-----ll
(fllOJ.Se king bedspread $10. 3S MM camera. $15, twin box s~ $25· each. 2 setll trainlni whee 1 s S13. table $2.5 4. chairs $20 qua1.1cy $T S40-0li8l SPONGE rubber covered 1
Standing. lamp onyX base tens refleii: $lS. kodak pit> acttw on lets $2 set. ·Me!al Barbet* $2. Table radio $3. Naugahyde couch -$25 Euy ' bolsters with matchin& gold ~
$10. Leather 1V cu~hSons s.2. )ector $20, 35 MM slide Pl'I> wheeled bed frame $S. End tables 11.5046. AM-FM chair and hassock $20 Chest RCA IS" Table model TV. It bedspreads; perfect ' .~
Bookcase S2. Mirror Sl. jector $10, private party 548-7570'C.M. tuner $15. ~1525 of drawers $15 Plng pong , \\'Ol'b, $25. 542-911• dition. Complete for $25 !
records 3/$1. Brownie gtving up bobby, excellent DOUBLE Mattreu, aprinp BOY'S PANTS 32 waist, 32 table top $12. Early S~G machine, good Bissel rug 1hampooer· S3 ,
camera $3, 1V converter buy&. TI52 Belgrave Ave. $25. Bookcase headboard 1 am $2 50 ' pr Kitchen American picture SS Deep portiabJe $2$ ~na Electrik Car oooler $9 Barbecue,
$10. P.en:ian Lamb ~t G.G. 892-3834 ;20. Cricket chair $13.. Step ':r 50c ·M 1 'magazine fat fryer $2.50 3 nursery pie--broom and, attachrnenta:, ed once $4 New
black $25 Good dresses table $9. Small versatile c · ape l S2 Larie d" pail like new $15.-Child'a bike $2. lf S45-591a 1$1-$3. La.di.es Slacks 12, 50c. HELMETS half price $16, chairs $5 eS:ch. Good con-rac:J:c ff~. Antique framed 11~b bath tub ~truant 546-8409 camera • .
Nurses uniforms like new factory seconds 9&2.(l;Sl. dl"·n. ••• ·~s cupid picture $Ul. Crystal ~ .!_ n-u• and GOOD pttued aJalllS. . uu ~~ ltcber SUI Sat-sun-Mon. seat 1.iw au\ue wanner DAVENPORT $15 Matching china platts $145. A , ; 10-12, $S'. Antique beaded LIVING room couch brown MAPLE Coffee table $20. P rn1 af CdM Park on Vaporiui' $1 Be.by play and chair SlO Coffee table $10 bl t he $1 5 ~
bag $3. Antique jewel box makes bed, $25: matching Maple floor lamp $25. 31~ Fe e. •all • ~ table $12 Hair drytr Pair end tables $8 Hanging f:b!: $2c;J C.00~. ~e '•
$2. Silver pitcher $5. 600 chair, SlS: green swivel driveway in ey. $1.50 Wblt'e! hUaock 50c. chain lamp with matching bed $25 T II i
Ja.smineAve.,CdM6'15-3026 chair, walnut handles, $20; ~1 KINGSIZE ,Headb?8rd $5. Playboy maguloes 25c. wall lamp $15 ottoman $3 ntra · 0 c ~q •
Sat/Sun/Mon. green reclining c·h a 1 r, BLOUSES 39c each. Dresses Single bookcase Headboard each Bamboo ahades 50c-$1 Pair matching table lamps tank SS. ~· t:i-4 '
6 Bellyboatds. knee boards, (fabric), $25; baby crib with n· each. Shoes, •iie 6~7• SS. Bed frame $1. Bar and J each 2 M a pl e aM s10 Beige custom draperies ~~1:1dri · 1 alley ;
2.9;, to <I'S", $112.SO to mattreM, $12; round marble Sc-15c·each. Orapes,U.25 to rtools $18. custom made Nauphyde bar stool• ~ S20 Chroh:ie mU11lc fltaM $5 r veYl8,Y n • ' •
$22.SO. Surfboard, 6'l0" $25. like cotfee tsbte,1151ri;. Amal11 1354.",;.1Gtasses Sc-lSc each. cocktail Shi~· Recordhtnepl~r each. Slnile bed trame. $2. 3m WaahlJ\lton Ave .. C.M. T~~·
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4 Chairsh s!:1. Exen !I m.4l53 ' white desk, ·S3: e ec c co --V't $6. Wu ng mac ..,. 9343 Greenwich Dr. Hun-ciUWlJ eac ..... e v .
lee maker, $2; gold drapes, KENMORE A u·t 0 m a t t·c Stereo recrod• 25c. Chl'Ome tington Beach, near Adams BUMPER· pool table $15 with tan $15 Dre s 1J n l GAS Stove $25. Electric stove 96 x 841, IT: green drapes wuher $25. Chrome top gas bread box $2. Rural mall and BttiokhurSt. 96i-0002 Vinyl IOla bed and covh $10 dttuer with large
$15. Reefer $12 · S 0.-96x841, ST; 1 green double stove S2S. Crafuman 6-blade Im:. fiberglau $2. 2 end K. ODAK 8...._,_1 Holi"'"" Brus and black tire 1etten mirror '15 Catpe~ $5 each.
Automatic wuher $25 . bedspreV, $6; 1 turquoi~ $25 tables $T. 2 end tables $2. •v .... e """" 28" hi $4 Walnut crib $T 4 radio players $5 each
Dishwasher $15. UO Volt blue. double bedspread. S4: 2·50 hp. lawn mower C M. dolhes, child's lOc • S2. C camera S2 SP al' tu • • O\rome towel rack/shelw1 televlaions $l0 and $15. Sec-j
d?"er $20. 220 wit dryer f!-5. 839-0331. S-122 Gardenia 2069~ntinental Ave., • • Teen's sklrtl '15c-SL Tops Vanauard camera .. ~1t, f!ltn $3 Infra red food warmer $3 ond hand Jwnber & 2 x 4' Bra~ded rug flO. Prov~i&J Ave., FV foU Bushard) 64 25c41. Dre11ses $1-$3.C&pri and 1Juhbulba $3. ~I.61f TV tra)'a. metal $1 Baby $25. Everything as ia. 321
chairs Sli ~ach. Dm1ng -AUNUS p t GE Deluxe Port ab I e '15c. Me1& High gym 1horts BOY'S ~" bicycle, n e w and kitchen ttems 25c-$1 Walnut St, C.M.
chain f4) and table $25. T owners. a r 1 diJlhwuher, 4 ~ars old, ex-25c Drill team bOOtl, T1iii ~· tlrell, new\y painted, et· Tena1on' C19the• P.Ole $1 .
Matching buffet $25. 'Q~n $;s::all~~f af~~ }~ 50c-cellent condition ' S 2 5 • &Jiar shaken 2;ic-Napkin eeUent qnciltlon $15. 226 ~~.~ ~.
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11 s~si : 0 • Ann . table $22.SO. 4 Queen . 646-3533 hOlden 51>c. Plaitlc spoons ~bijllo St. so..2803 ''"". ~· •'· ....... J ,
Ann chairs $9.50 each. WET suits ~o each XXS, SEARS Pool U' x 36", likt 30 krr toe. Lunch· bags, 2 l"ll.&tv . maU rocket ,$10 Irvine. 833-DIS : ~54:::::11-::116:;7::.'------,1 : ~h rtY.Je coffee table small A med.·548-8714 new u;. FJlter, vacvum and doi--1.0c. Fo\J ba.p 2 dot.~· ~ frlel 125 SOFA bed, n~ $25 Ham--6 YEAR ~lb .and Kantwel I
$25. Dinette set with 4 LADIES bike JlS M:en'i chemiCal• ~ 54M385 25c.· Dishe• $2 .iiet, Artificial 1Swlna:; P.Uo illder Pl mCtCk With.' atffl frame S25 matt.rt'~ 1~ new J!.11 x 8 -
cllaln. $22.50. Coffee and Schwinn 3 speed bike $3). SIMMONS HidM--bed ~ flowers 2c each. Ash trays CablMt, small storap $5 Kitchen table and f chairs overhead ~1147 and !
matching erid lab!~ U410 ~ J{IUybrooke Lane,. C.M. MatchJng cha.Ir $20. CUstom 15c. <:oa.chllghtl $'1. Pla)ltex Artificial flower ar.. $25 TV In niai Maple _""'1W:=::::'='".:..::l5.::..:.::...=~~1
Comer bathroom ~nki $2 ·~2835 , alipcoVerS $15 Corlee il 2 nurser, new $3. Ladles ;ioc. rana:enwnt• 5()o.$.l What not ·cabinet $! 0 Upholsteml CLOWN oils on wlvet ~ l ta~ .. Playpen ~· Strt;Uet NEvi ·h .aeen door end tables $10: set. Drafting SJo~ spoon& 50c. Pina Whu ~'15c. Ash~; 2 etten chair $8 UPhOlatered eaL'h Picture frames 1
$t2.50. B&by sw~. ~ 11 50 ~e~hax vacuum tables.· 52" x 32" SIS. Dine\. cutters 50c. Bird ca.a:e 75e. larae green Sl.SO T•bl~ wrought iron chair $5 TWln Sl.50 Me pie bed frame ~ ;
top luggage •r:. ~-'-! · &aner $15 Black Angus te set," ' chairs' $20. 2 bran Jewelry 10.' .P.lcture 1ra;es round coffee, 2 small $143. bedl $10 each Pole lamp $1. King size blue spttad S2 3 :
Lawn mower ....,. ru• ....,4e ekctric oven $20 Roi.Ind headboerds $8. 8' 90fa $20. $1. 2337 M1nutem~ ay, 389 E. 7'th St. 543-M 1~ prints, 2 canvaa f141.50 2 l ~ ;'~T~~. ~M: ~ds! patio table $15 t..arie round Ann chair and toot real $7.0. C.M. ~llcello townhOUJe• a V!:NETIAN bllndJ. 1..,ocs STVDIO cotich wl.lh ~lsten club chairs $10 each. 15 ft
in re~) ' mlrrt>r $10. 51D 3'th St. Milk 1tool $1. IronirlC board on Tai w. condlOon, 63 x St.fl x 51, 33 m Davenport · $25 Square rouwal:t a:~ '"~·: tt t I ~~~~~~~~=:l~N~°""""~~~Be~a~ch~.f6!!75-<lffi::!;92~1 $1.75. 642-3242 VAPORIZER $2.SO. Bottle x 60 p each. 1 piece plate d&JK.'t dress, ~ize, 16 $15. ~ I ~ Speed blke·$:tD. ~1.551 REFRIGERATOR SlS. 6Tl EXTRA Lang -double bied .wanner '15c. B 0 t t 1 e slNt. 21~ x ... s; 2' ei. G0&9l9 ~ :=er,:.;, ~~-ft•
S11JDENT Desk $15. Travel · B-Vlctorla., Costa Me51 mattress •nd box apriJ)p lk'ri1izcr SL Infant carry Boy~,. iiicb wtth SINGER dreSI term, 1ize 16, 30c 64S-031T ,20f6 Anahtlm
1 bRg $'1. TW!ft e 1 e-ctr l c SINGLE nd ._ and frame, only $25. Very aeilt $1..50. Bas= ~~ apt I.Pd mo10r ".._&nil SS Hiie .,.. '25-Fknl ar--• j
blanket SS. 5ts.&IX> malttt'll a uw; nke bmVWOOd headbomt wheel• wtth i:I au 1l'tllt t ·drawn' antique ~ts' and vue!I Sl _:A::•.:;":.;C.::M=..· --1-~~~1
UNDERwociD Typewriter ~. Clean $25. MT~ $25. Ex:oellent caodltion. around. $10. 2Zlf tlden. whl .. 4nd pkt ttra.r, ftl t.nd $2. BQll(ltJc wire, 150 fl TWIN bedl $25 eadi t ~s j
s;zo: :HOoWr tank vacuum TWlN beda. Bookcate head-6'$.7754 C.M. SC8-514l . Bronae Preddmtial•coln eet rol1a $10. E#!u!slte opa1. ~wm .~ eaeb 01air S5 ; '1'. 4 ~ C'iock radios bciltdt and h.met. no mt~ STERU?llG Typewrller: new SURFBOARD 81 Mlnipm $4. •1653 ftctnt dlshes.•eet ol (and N1a:~t slaril $5.· All-ma~ t
$&410. \Vebeor recOrd tms or IP'fnll ~ each Mw $25 Travi••~ 9 ft $25.•M8-4507 ·-. '"-'JW1N bfd,and mattre. $15 terVUW pJale_..P e~ Old ctitns. ~ •,. !I
player $1o. llt~ 841"319 " 11,.,; 10io $2.>0 • ..,_,,.. , SU!IFllPARI> Hobie 9'1"1 "lled and mattre• •!I iard<n IOoll 1142. %147 i.c>VELY J!'llow and""""",
1 o o d $22. 2· Hair ~ f TR.ACX' atett0 tape, e:J!i' WI biM: S2S 4 x excellent coadldon j 2 5. ~ frame $5. 3 ~oriel Orange Ayt. C.14. dinette Mt. o:~, lea!, tabk! ~
$5-$8. UHT conwrter aerial 1cellent c:ondlUon S 2 5. l~ ~ ~fb flltft' $25. ~2929 a.f&r 5 PM IOfa, tan 125. Matcbin( 2 SCHWINN-bikes: Man's 3 115 4 cbafp U>~n
S15. RCA 45 ~ player 643-18U S4MT44 RALEIGH S 1iJ>eed nctrc cbatr $10 S WQ lamp and ~ wt.th rack, Boy'a 20" mowet'. l year okl ~···
S& 3 Clock radios $:).Jl.5. 6 BENCH rtindtr $15 2 dra.-er . Ile $25. ~ 11hade $10 2 occa1lobal Sti"'"'1 S22 each. Toddler )f J!l\r'l:'Or '3-
l'lecq: a!qm clock.!s Sl-$3. steel mil aboUt tool cabinet STINGRAy' Blc:yck. ~!? b~e, ;xi:.: nt , ta~ $5 each. DishNo blQ 1e41 'J.:.50 Bridge l.$.ble MS---28'70 ..
Throw NO Sl-fe. 3910\S; $15 Body aod fender dollies extension. fOrk. Iona s~ a r pofs, ~ camping equl~ p . Tire 8-" l~ deep trtM BLONDE corner tablt: SJ
Channel Pl .• N.-8. fm..1603 p to $2.5(1 Body and fender bar $1T.50 54()..8873 BOY'S St.iJleray bl~ fJO .~ ment 2 5 e • S 2 5 . flt~ $$ Qilldftn st:t: 2 chaJrs. 1 d1'31ft!r dealt tablf $ ,
I UNPAINTED Ah u t t e r·1 ham.men ,2. -$2.50 Bo¢y MONAURAL n,pe ftt>Ol'Oer ,peed $i2,SO Gitt s l~ Marsutttte, OdM'. 615-lrl"I kn.'t eeat, l"U$h bOttom, very P6rtable rr!J machine i
1''"32" gt. Swit11aet ~-fmdtr j8.ck ss Body and fOrwk.'>I! and •tucUea. Shird)", ·~~ h~~~ f :_ dlnerw: ruu. a rare sis. u. w. nice w. ~ Floor lamp is 22 piltol::.Jl~ i
mon!M '25;. Rell~ belt ferxkr flln $1.i4. Tools JOQ. Reel..,.reel. With m~!~ c bol~ $1 ~ 'Wqon Jlth St. CM ANTIQUE or re.finish tolld: 'holtttt $2$ Pu-table 1 used 6 m6ntht $20. w.rge 15 Large gas welding bottle one S inch ml ol co'ddl\;; if GE tm $3 :I.nil• wbeel ROYAL 1)1'pewrltn: modtl ~ buffet $ 2 i , atand $4. Pa.tio ,
titttric dt>l',p fryer and cart $3, 10019 San Pablo CL ll!tlOM. Perfect trail -5404847 ~ KMM iz. 64M56I • &tf..OOM cha.tr $4. M&o-5033 J ~ <OCll<et 115' fl>.'r.!93 F.V, 96>-4951 I .!:$l0~._!~~23!3:!!_ ____ 11 _!!!~er~-=:.,;=:::.:_ __ .:_::===='---1.:;:::;::=:,. _ __:._--r_ J ·-
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. -·-AKC ON ALL ,,...., ...._..,. dock. MOllU HOME iii PORO.,._ Sii '°" _,. ""'" HD d>jtd>: =I lie!! "'0A'6>nvi. V•<Y .... ltoadlter -_,~ dlr . ., ••-~ .l blvom. Mov tMU. -.-' pull. MachlM • o:imllultlon 5Ptcltl earbs I; txhalisti. P , c:tlld. New paint, rrblt t"" blue wtblAi. oo• )(101 -~ oo 'l:.~.;"'..n...._.,16 • CORONADOYACHTS ,.,..... ·-Pri""te-..... 1•40« ....., ... h•ad. Mb< Too• c:urWM. Qoaa.N-·Ltd. o. ....._ clotcli, ""-.,_,:,;: l"llllprllM.WDIW..";j:
.... ,..1 NIA.TUR£ Schm.tlltnl. Marini Equip. '9031 larser to t11 ~to mo.. .puu..YoU ~ olftr. mao with GaM ovfTltzit &nl9 1~• onl1 aufbor. ~ &o:-062& aft• p.m. er car In u.de. YPS114LB
_.. eUectlw Stpt. 1st. taJn lot. &tlld dttcrtouOo. Sfl...fOOt ttru. NUlt~ .ti bdori bed 4-k!r. 'M M.GTD b{akr cau Ken, 49.t-t113 or m.o&34 . ,.,..icropped, lhotl. T-fnnl, SAVE UP, TO $1355 ONE ~ n~l· {MYlf t: A loce~ to: Write , IChool atuta. Olr. ~ 8 4''M0V1("1'..-PARTS tra 'new s, ~13 an 5:30. Thia \Vffk!ndll runl Gen 'I 1.fl...., 6-T\ model P °' DaJlY Pllot. Trel!!r;, Tr1n~ 94U ~ , 3100 Wi Cout HW)'. ~roo·
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1 •60-1583* -Ne1'-port Beach * SG.-0810 dl&e rtducOon ·' &e11' 2:1 cUst. drit.. Aw n 1 'n & I-8. ExefUent con ell t Ion . Buay ullden, 3623 W. ~tr· Authorlud ?.1G ·Dealer MGA . St • It You'll l uy ltl
ratio. For further dela.111, lkirtlne-Driftwood Beach Included are E a ay-Lift ner, SA 54So41M5, days .. 7 ''5 Triumph TR4
• Hor... 1110 COMPLETE custom SABOT call ~-Sutton C213) ~1 Clqb, Sp 290 %1462 Pac Cat trailer hitch, two tide mtr-'69 Obi: .. .all Xttu. Chrome FIAT '59 MGA, maroon, new top, $Int
i or buUd )'OW' own from our \\--eekdaya, or (n4J M&-M83, HW)', 1m M'I and h\'O acijustabl• whla, n11 ~J.rea, reblt· V'!f: 2 "I'd· tlre1 ;650. (NMK OOlJ
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• (i£LDING 3 )ft. cU bul fiberitau hull. s a b 0 t \\ttkenda. · •-~" C! .... 11 11tand1. All for $Ql5. Set: at Ml) oJd, Mint. '46-1310 · 1 * FIAT * · 67~170 evt1.
. rptdted. Good pup. Some l'!'plin -anytlme. Sabot ONE tac!x;lry re.bUUt (never ;;'out'~ :!1V:P!.!:1de 1146 Clharle~ton, . ju.st JOQth . . For Th• BILL MAXEY
!T!O!Y!Ol'i'!AJ I tacit. ·strs. '545-'m6 hardv.·ard & new Sabot-• nui) Gen'l Mtn &-n model new i,c,. ator abed. sW§• and eut . ot San Dleco Imported Autoa '600 •""Best Selei:tion 1· r••ff_,..RTATION parta: mast, booms. lee &I'"'" --~-.c11 ... 1 lloll .,....., • • Freew-.y aod l'airview Rd. • . -e •-MGB
~.:. -.-rv board! rudders !: till~ ni,~ ""'eo p1"~,.·~ 1 •• 1 4__. evtt. lnltnectlon. • 63 .,..H. Sprite,~. °"-.t Trade.in ~·1· -..LL... __ • eng ne. m e w ..... n-10 ,. 1. e ·•• R ~ ~ 195 • Best Price ,.....,. a-b & Y~niw .._.,, Ftttshed f.S v.·d.J as un. disc· reduction cur 2:1 . X ""'• BR, Xlnt cond. TRAVEL trailer, 14', slP1 4, Q't, o .... a-•
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fit!w Utts, radio, wire wheels.
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• .. """""'· °""' ,...,,..,., . Oo F iurthe delall lnexpenolv• hou•"'<· Space port ,. .... rm 'M "'°"'' • 9 g G o rd on s m It b CALIFORNIA r . FREEi 5:30-8:30. \Vetkt'nds 1·7 PM. :ii P. :u:on l'ZJ.J~ ~ rent $35. 60-t664 in sd 1ha.pe rroo: 115M San-~. $3S. Collt'ge •tu.
if B&liic B 0 attn 1 CourX rn w. 17th Street, CM ••~k:daya. or <n41 646-0t38 ta Catalina, Ftn. Va I. dent muat acll . &f.4.-28&9· SPORT CARS i . ofl<re\I to the '"""" by ""' 64'-91'1, ......,,. .... k..... ,lllcyclH 9225 &17-13S8 • PORSCHE ,.,. TR JA, ,...,, '"'· ' ..... • •-··•-I AU$TIN HEALE. Y new clutch, R/H, tonnf:au ' Balboa Power .,.._-... vn or CALLED to Acti~ Duly. '69 115 HP Jphnson, 9 hn. 10 ~ Fttnch Bike Ex-l'r Aristocrat '67. Llke new. 901 E r •-=•r, '1'-•·1,·o X 1•-1 . ........,le intel't'Sl:ed U\ sailboats 1'1 I Sacrifice' EJ T 31 ' ......... ~ no.----" · .. :! .. ~1Sanla Ana 'ti8 ~he 912 ........ AY..1-fll. "n; .. uc ....., · • ......¥r Ill • oro * complete y.•/tank & ,~ ~lltnt c 0 n d l t j 0 u $50 T..,..., ..... !!'. .. 51pm104, Auatln H••l•y s-1.1. '"&"OIJV ~.... Mast see lo apprecL&t•!
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13s. JI SaUboat. Bullt b Y troll. ~2766 Ev@rythlrlg new. M&-7557 --,67 AH "3000" VG•·x· ••• f ;:,;-::,,--,,,;;;;;::;;.-~-Air condltktning. Chroml!: $1200 or trade for C.Orvette. ~ E'Vl!:ry ~"".ay ~a or Westcra!t. Fi~rglus white RY MototbcNlt I!: _.,. ·68 850 SPORT Coupe. Good v.·hel!:ls. Showi; less than 7000 ~ ,~ "'""-b. l!e1in~lnc 1 _,p.m., with teak inlakl hull. Blue ~SS Thundttboll ~-Ml~I l ik• 9275 Trillors, Utlhty . 9450 $2195 condition. Blue:. Below blue mil~s. Beautiful red \\ith ="'=-='.,.=~~~~=~'
• ,1 "lion., Sept. 15 lbrlne note. Interior with mahogany & . -· • "'":.. '66 AH 3000 RRY 400 book. 548-7122 black intl!:Tlor. 1>1ust sell this TRlUJ.fPI-f GT-6. '67. R.iH.
; r. book ftnt nl&hU at.Newport leak. 6 laminated · 5Uper cond. $100. 56-2622 2' MEYERS LYNX, mini 2 Utlllty ln.il@n: $"95 ""e@kend lor only $4695. Jim r'l!:d Y.'/blk intu. Pv Pl>'·
Harbor Yacht Club, 120 W. mut J \4" d, 11 e ct i 0 "'· • MERCURY 3.? outboard bikes, 5 hp. Used once. Xlnt 4~! e!.!'heelen:. SM and $65 ,61 ~H 3000 RXK 091 HUMBER Slemons Jml)ON, 120 \V. Must 1ell. 846-2188
'.,.,., ;Bal' Avt., Newport Beach. lte'1ilt.ration pa.id for, 2nd '!ngioe. $99. HW'ltinrton l_lar-condition. $130 each. Call ~ $9tS \\'1trner. Sa.nla Ana. 546-4114 TR-4 A ms. t'XctUent cond,
T.' No adyance l'fli5tnti9n. E~ availablt'. 5.lS--4357 alt!> PM. bour. 213/S92..1006""" betwttn I A 5 PM 540-6498 •-D I A '62 HUMB~. new brakeg. xt. '65 C0"4VERT * l'll!:W top, reblt tr an 1 . ..... roa .... t claaa. Any que.tlon, . . rucL-'500 _.st •• s rt At tu &.
-call 613-t&s.5. MUST BE SOLD I Boat Slln Mooring 9036 MINI BJKE 6 weeka old, 3 -DEAN LEWl"S ne-up, trans. :r.rust · nt coral All xtru nu.· pnt, _6_1>-"'""9°""===-=,...,--
: .j · 26' Sloop, OB, 4 Berth.I, f :..c.-. --hp ;tbra, Like new. $95.00. '67 FORD ~ STYLESIDE , SELL! S185 5'16-3431 iop. 1tfusi .1oe11. 646-W.. '66 TRIU~fPH TR f
, . . .. Sails, Tl'Y ,., •••••. $.13001 SUP WA·N'llD 3006 Java.Rd.~. F'25() VJ·Crulee Lt/bed PIS 966 arbor JAG '66 PorM:he: 911/5. red *good condition • ROBERT BARKER & 35' Sloop: fl~u in b d Pv. Pty. looking tot' allp to PIB AU Uni 1!1 Dix htr 1 H • C.M. ..646-9303 UAR w/blk inter. AM-FM tuned ~uonabll!: 543-4224
ASSOCIATES Sharp, Loaded. •• $18.880 dock '69-U' Otrls Craft Motorcyc~ ,. Rad HD F IR Btki Hvy 1958 A. HEALEY 1000. Part extu;L 541-&85 after 5.
Naval Archltocturo PACIF.IC '\"ACJrr SA.LES 645-163.l or (213> 697-6181 . Sprp New !x16'.5x10 ply rl!:stored, new uphl~ty. lo '63 JAG. XKE co u Pe ; '59 PO~HE •ltct Design 3446 _~1a,~~~ N;"-1>01' l&·wrDEUSLJP ~t:.;pr 29M ml a.EAN m!.Makeoff@r644-Zl81 ~':~~~'.rl!:n;~~l~~ Ar.1 1r;1~;.~~ ~1200
CUSTPM DESIGNlllG KITE • YARD DOLLY No. 1100 monlh '65 DATSUN PU BENTLEY '65 J•g XKE ""'"''"· gd .. In POWER & S.(SL 651. New in li969, ~ s()8.ce * 67~ • • cond. \Vill tMe oldl!:r car tn ~ Pot'SChe 1600SC, grn/blk 1!y1Jni"....R~aL&.,.{tt;_ -NO-M. ... Bahia-Cocinthian UP .To 7Q'..-~.~~ .. New :::-c:::~ mlr· BENTI$Y ..R, '53,. SUperb! trade. 545-26°ZL ~It~; :x,rmf~l~,1~~1)1..
t'COl'at\nc • our wpecla11ty. Yacht Cub. $795. Call e. Sl50 mo., Newport. ll. ron, radio.• &:autUUI 'conrtt· radio, aunroot, $Jl;XJ. .
Write Bait 243 VerdU&"o City, ri.tueller. 636-4100 days, or Sttlye, Box 2003, C.~1. tlon, Small dn, low pyn-.nl•, $3750. 962-lSQl k.&~~J1ANN GHIA '6."l. Po11iche 5-90, .. ne1v radlal
cal. ot' ph. {713) 2-S.29'.!4 ,644-4394 nltes. . FREE Boal alip for ~r dlr, NOZSJl LB, Call Rob !IJ'C!ll, blk/blk inter, Xlnt
COLUMBIA 22, 18 mos Old. boat Jor occulonal ~ ct 494.9'173 or 54!>-0634. IORGWARb ·'.64 KG coupe. ~ry clean. COlld. ~4--0636
Excellent cOnd. ·Many ex· the boat. 673-81119 YAMAHA 80. dirt bike. full ,69 FORD Econo 300. one-ton Good cond. Priced "·eU '66 911. Many "s·· options
DAVID " 'f•••ER tn.s. SUp aVailt.blt'. MIU!. --'--· 1 H 1959 WHITE mmpact sla under hook. Anxk>us to sell. European prl!:pa.red', I: d
40• Ov.-ens ~'tter ~ , &@ll l.rnmedlatl!:ly. blake of: Boat Rtntaf1 9031 ~:mbe'":.l"I<~ x ~~ =.· w/;~ d~~-~l wpt» Borawani;'~ery flke, 644-6440. cond. $3800. 8J3.-05Cll alter 5
Try! 1 ••• , • • • • • •• • • • S1l.5!XI Jer. tn4J 541-S'153 ~s I: /!Sr Fishlfli" boat, tor bl!ad. Motocross tires trom over $4000, ACrillce at Wife a c.ar $275. St&-5931 '61 Convert. Kann&M Ghia 1963 PORSCHE, rl!:blt eng.
i\' Qiria n;.cab. TIS, FB. wlmda. ' · i leur, outriga:en:, marlin Austria &: 2 extra sprockets. $2950. py pty 615-1465 X I n t tr a n s p • c a r . Chrome whlA. $2690. Days
ab«llute .top condition. Re-, 26' Frisco Flye.r Sloop. ~ chllrl. Your skipper or Flnt $100 takl!:L 646-3829 •gs OODGE ,~ Ton, v.a, C"QR11NA $500. 673-U43 6'f5..61.61, !:Vt's 546-1919
dUced .............. s_:J;;OOO 4, F/G ..hull, trak Jrlm ·,A mirie. 213 : 693--0238 or e ·67 TRIUMPH Bonneville fleet Iona: bl!:d, ntw tln:i · · . •PORSCHE 16005, 1st sold .,. °" att cab, mt -"· d•ci<S. '"""· pulpit " life 6S9--09tl3 ""· p rJ <e ,, $85(1. e·52 & """"· Rack & 1ool box. ''5 CORTINA WAGON ~ER CEDES BENZ ·63. AM/FM, blo.. """ wq ~ . ._ ne.i.t • · $65,000 llnee:. Beaut cond. Ownest . . Tri h ... _.. o~ s••· n~ 1875 Whit@ with blue Interior, dlr, · · cl@an. OwnE-r 543--0681 · Call'. ~ .. ,k· l.ve-aoldn< s-.· Bkr ••• -16 DOCfC for r!:nl, winter only. ump ......, · .. • uu:: --• * 644-01S6 oi. .. "".. .,, ,,,,,,., ~ e '69 H ·• oo •'1'71: radio, heatt'r. ExceU~t run · 'oa t.fe~es B8nz · 250$. •~· Via'~ •• N..........,rt . ' · Up1o 26' boat._ Ouue. ..,.... PICKUP CAMPER Shella PORSCHE '64-C ~ v~·-'"~ SABOTS * $265' *.,,_.751* •"'< cond. Full P• 1899. Will B•~ullful dark "'"' wilh $B.52!'i ·Or Eveaj '94-3816 6~ eab--hi, allaht frei1ht tak~ older car in tradt'. match In i l flt er I 0 ri.====1'6-='=3800==="'°
· · '· · Complt'te -Ready to race! l!ONDA JO.) ltrett cycle 1967, damage. Cheap! 839--1800 .NGR458LB. Call La r ry, a11tomatic ... P. steer., etc.1 · 17' OUTBOARD 2912 W. ,Cout Highway Bo1t·Y1cht ~ 0!ll!:s, like new $450. '52 Ford P/U, m@ch. xln t, 494..9m or 545-0634. 'f.hl! wffil" special only RENAULT
traile,r, ffehor .ti~1U@' l?rl!:· Newport Beai:h * &45-000 Ch1rtor1 9039 Chuck a Garage, 14032. Ran· enc. ju1t · rebll. 646-4790 or $4795. 1V2V33S). Jim Sit'---------
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TOYOTA
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'61 Corona CPE'1 frem
.................. $17"1
'67 Crown Wagon .. $1199
All t'Xlra:i . ~rp TXS5~
'67 Cerone 4 dr'1 .. from
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4-lMtock. Autos and s!Jck
trans. UQ>Jo;;.
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ltst Deals Are At
DEAN LEWIS
1966 Hatbor, C.Y..t 6&1).9303
ELMORE MOTORS
TOYOTA
.erWI'l,!'uJdni'$200, ·Custon1 RHODES 33, a mi@ skippers BLUEWATER OIARTERS cho Rd, WestmWter. 675-1914 DATSUN· mon!I Mt'J't'e~ Bent, 121'1 S•• It You'll Buy It!
eolom "-°Atl!:r ski $20. dellghl kepi ·,, fop ohape A Dri Sall. n-'67 iRlUMPH Bonnevllie 'SB FORD 6 '"' -·ck, ..... ~ \V \y.......... Santa A.... '67 Renoult R·IO CHea.dqu.arti:'f'l!) I' DINGHY real ~id .w.oo •. 675-600s "skl~pettd~i::rtrl:'n.: JTSO. can MZ-9M3 943 p>d. $275. "" .... • ...... BARWICK IMPORTS M&-4114 .. ~' ·~· Ra.dlo, hre.ter, 4-speed e LArae1t selection of a ll
S bp EJ.a1n outtiOud + ou or 6Th-2J:J; Harbor cruisea · ,.6*-900) ~ St., C.M.. &G46l7 AUTHORIZED $199 models, colors, from the
$55. 396 E. 16th St., CM J DA s · larcest Toyota. Pealer. -26' T·BIRD Sloop. Sips ...... CAL 24 $25 dal-= Sl~ Wk 19611 .1AMAHA. Xlnt cond. 1969 F250 CAMPER Special. T UN <UES 03~) NICEST USED CAR!; ·~llGAINSI _ Hoad,.all•Y. pwpi~ '"'"'°; ;c-11. 36 195..,, ~SSlO w1c Frwy •PFOVed. Aokina 1325 6,000 mu ... Prlv.te """· BILL MAXEY JN ORANGE COUITTY
2:' Sharp, lnbd, uk .... $2495 Spin. 0/B, fasL Oean-r Fcir Chart@r * 146-%151 or belt elf"" OV't'r . 54.~2782 $2900. 644-0266 Big sedan, auto tra"8, <IVt'r· _ 15.100 Beacil Blvd.
33' TS Sporttiah uk .•.. $8495 $3,175. 642--1403. ExL 9. · , '69 HeatbkU goonl.e-bllce S •62 Ford Pickup. 4 whttl head cam ... disc brka, radio, (TIOIYIQITIA. I
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w .. l 1mLLlnslerMPhoA" 891.Jmy ~r'~ri:c·~A~ =t! SEA scout· 1 desperately Mobile HorMI 9200 .!e;_l--1pd, near new.,,.... ~=--drive, V-8. Bf'st otJu. Good hl"att'r, :28 ml per pl., alter • _ """"""''" ~~
lll!:ed a f.tAIN ail tor 22 _, .......-.woo shap!:. 548-6'll2 after 6 pm. 2,800 ml, Full tact warranty. XE 341< Vie Oporto. N••'f>Ort FOOT AL a AT Ross . PL 51-11111 BEACH BLVD. . '
1•·· m.15w • 64U769 Gl£ENlE-Af . ~-~~~~r.ot.o-Mllea J .. P! 9510 4th FIM Av1il Hunt. Boach 1474555 IAIJOIVIOITIA)
'F:T GY¥.?AR Cit at) on. 2'1' VIKING AUX. 81!:.au.l end. , . , Hel1Mt Inc. $340. 673-4671 -FULL PRICE $1150 '62 Mt'~es Beru %ZIJS ha'(e 3 ml N. ar O>ut. Hwy. a11 Bcll [!
lllboal60utboard. 120 Mere.. M .. U Trd 0 K "< PAR ' Stt Jt Yoo'tl Buy I.ti 998 So Coaat Hwy La BCh 5 to choose from &Ome wlfh 1UIJ BEACH BLVD ~ ;f! ~ !~:. ~ •;:,. Mr. Postma: *co:. $!x,~aha :n;_ Put .," JEIP WAGONEER 545-063(:-9.A.C.' J..9711 a~ 1:0ndtlioning. Must .sell SUNBEAM Hunt. Beach 147-15ft
"·ad• IO e·"y. '.11 il9l-4-094 In, cl•••, clean, ·~la ••• "'"'. --·,~.:....f._Wr· ~;· a,u!,O..:!. hubsX Doel: not incl. tu or lie. ll)lS v.-eekend far a1 low M --------a ml tJ ef Coil.st Hwy OJJ Bcb """'" .I • .,., .. ...... ,.....,. V'I~ ':llir"l;r(ll .............. eXL"1tn Wl'' e 1 ~°"'~"""'='~:,;:,.;::;_ I $9tfl. {Stock No. PM~J. Jim se. It You'll Buy It! . . •
--•·10---~-1' Nf.1\'PORT Finn 1.~ ·"' M • .-New 92 . ,A4wl •69 Healhlrit •••• ,· .. o••-5 ~ ... •--mile• ..:..1.,; ,DATSUN SPECIAi;$ SI .... _..,, n-M¥ 120 !!I _... ._........ ~._ -, .... ::.it":'"" DUUU -e ""'"""""' ..,,,. ... t""'""' w' .. m'w"'ame"'.',",~ .,e_sJ.u.a ..... ~--. 16' $unboam H,T. IT!Ql~LQIT 01'i"IJU. Kl 6--44" Xtn..s. xlnt coi'id. 615>13'18, Park ·NOW OPEN!.._. Mobile ...... 2-spd, near new. -... ite w/blue inttrlor thal 61 D•t•un Pickup $1595 -.... .... ..
P _, ·-··-· U--o•-• M-'lh ... _ • .... ..... Radio, heater 18' Fibergl1 boat I on ahoft 215 e-ai1, a...uu-. nuiue "'i"AY'' ~ ODeJ.I .-r: .$200. · 963-bST looks sho_,1oon1 frelh. (TZL. Lie VWV 561 · 546:-4114 $1399 Bett Doal1 Ar .. At
moorina 110 hp VolW,-.iem 32 x 11 x 5 A t Kt n Sale• ottlce tocateitat Park'.. 1969 Honda Scrambler 350 4.\3) '67 Datsun Sed•ri $12'S '67 Mercedes ·Benz 230 SL fTl·lV 2631 DEAN LEWIS
drlvo. •I• .wlio.,J>e,~ W>k<, double_,e_r hull for Ml•. OPEN \ , CC. Nearly new. , $21'5 '66 Dobun Ste. Wog. road•ler, •uto, AM, .FM, p BILL MAXEY
otc. Xlnl <0nd. Gd. lld boal. Exlrem•ly. cheap! 64%-8961 9 AM TO 6 JM * Call 64&-1549 * · BILI, MAXEY $1395 •teer, aor cond. R""' like nu On 1hore moormr • Balbol. KITE 646, ltai1er, mast NORTON '68 750 Strttl SQV: :i5.1 (XTH 742} mu.st &@II this . llleS, Harbor, c.~I. 64g.9303
Iii, No. Bay n~2899 cover. Xlnt cond. t795. , . A((ENJ ~llE \, Scrainhter P-n. ~ inl, (TIQIYIOITIAI '6S ~at1u~~~ckup $995 ~~n:~ J~n: 1 e~ o ~V~ IT@VIOITJAI ~nd4 ~:~er0ri~:Jo~0tap: ~s 27' plank hull. ~1 ·~· • 642.-3919 ' -: 1 • •• like riew •• $975. 494-8322: ~ 111 _11 .Dool• Ar• Al \ Sa M6-4ll4 ~ -==-~--~·· s1!8ded~~ al 17' TIIISTLE "1oop No. 915. 'i1Aur SAl rr \VANTED : 19:-2>' almost new i11i'tiii.CH ILVD.• DE-AN. LEWIS Varner, nta Ana. . 1ia1 BEACH BLVD. Wun hubs. IU:l-1. dua1 ex·
K. ,at na I>unel, 2 Seta uila, t:rll'. Beaut. all llUl'lt W trailu, Jn trailer court.(213) Hunt. Btoch •• 7 .. 55 MB 1960 Sedan :nos. Air new Hunt. Baach 1474555 haust & high i;tacks. A·l ::. ~ :n,:.Y•kl@ Dr, we·""',· •, .,540-566SI . .. 1750 Whittler-Ave SY 5-28)4 J mt N. ot ODut H; ;&., ~i~ xlnt cond. ca I I 3 nil N. of Cout Hwy. on 8c1l ~~2950. 646-5675
. • HI. Nov gallon WAITTED' M(Yl'QRCYCLE l--==..-= ... --1!1966~~"!!"~""~":.:C:::-'::'.1:...· ~~~9303><: s .. II Yo,'11 l•y Ill VOLKSWA"GEN 11' """""'" Imo, trallor • Cook• • &U-U66 . Costa, ..... _ •kl• car. WHY NOT ORANGE COUNTY 'S "" M•rc<d<• B<m 2105 -old '67 S •-Al I COVl'!l', JM hp Buick plu!I ~~~-~=~-~• ~ bodY style is almost a un-•m P ne
OMC. Better than new! CAL 24. 3rd In NATIONAI.S: 714: 642-1350 *6f4....44&1* ,. IUY NEW? NO. 1 classic now. All leathl!:r I~ Roadster. ni.dio, heater, ~or wUI trade far '69 2 Yl!:&n. Futl Rt of sails. 1963 HONDA 50, 1ood TOYOTA. New 1969 J.£nd. DATSUN DEALER ti!rior. Must .&ell this 15.000 mi.
car. 6f6-.8565 i;17oo. • M&-2957 '61 10' x 46' l\OD &: REEL tran!pot'tatlon. $'7~ cruiaer. $2855 plus tax i lie. DOT DATSUN wttkeni CPPK 62Jl only $1499
•, Xlnt concJ. boat, 1S h.p .. RHODES 33. Racini & partly · furn. 'To be mov-__ _:*:;_""""::...:::".-*~--immtd. dt'I. 138:35 Beacb Blvd. $195. Jim Slemom Mercede1 IU\'j ~09)
'66 VW Snrf, ~ite w/blk int.
R/H. Porsche rims, Xlnt
cond. $1350. 543-2716
'W V\V. Blue gd. cond.
$7'0 Cl .Sh
645-0640 or 673-4216 ~~~95~0 wri~hkd e ':"1~ ~~e.~~ul~~· ed. 646-35al 1~l~a~~ ~cc BILL MAXEY ~i~n =2 ~· ~~~4 Warl'll!:r, Santa BILL MAXEY
tfewport are1. m-:.174 Power CrviHrs 9020 MOTOR HOMES 9215 1_,..;64&-c.:-7993='-='"o-".:...c''-P"M'--[TIQIYIOITIAI DATSUN 2000. 1968, Radial 1960 ~1ercedes 190. Oean. (TIOIYJOITIAI S1!QUAREBACK Sta.. War.
ig• Fibera:lu, 6' bl!:am, deep , '69 Yamaha Enduro. f mos. • __ -· tires, mt w/ blk Int. $2395 new tires. $'mil f Ir m · Af\1-f"f.I. New tire&. $1600
V. 40 HP JohnBOn, Amer. 28' Californian lg. wlDying I old, 300 milt's. $695. \.;';o''.C"'~'',::o~il•~r::,. 536-<i835~~~-d-' "I ;i64F2-44-ii5C.:20:•:;•~;:'·'-;=;--";o;;;;-5 548·79$4 lftt, mru. ~ brldae, encl head. twn m I * 494.;,m * 11111 BEACH IL'-:,~;R .67 DATSUN Sl!:dan. Xnlt '62 ~lerttdea Benz 1900. 11181 BEACH BLVD. c.s.;~-7v~w~ ... ~,.~ ... ~81~,.-w-/bl~,-,'
15• Lyman w/ trailer. $125. engs, in top 1hape. Extra '68 TRIUMPH Cub. l..llw ml. Hunt. loach 147~ cond. $1100 or best offl!:r, Re.built dl@sel motor car in Hunt. Botch 147-1515 intt'r. $850. ~ Good fishlnr; boat. fuel. 2 S..D b&.tts. Bii elect $225. 3 mi N". o1o:ut Hwy.an8ch Call S45-6f,60 all 6 pm. nice i;;he.pe (P'XV 31.2) Must 3 mi N, of Coat HW'y. on Bcll 842--3420 * 646-4547 * panel, blt~in chartet .. MoMI ll7·8CX6 -· '64 JEEP --·-·~11 this v.·@ekend only $l:z95. ·07 TIGER 289 Co vm VW ·~. l;;(lO S Squareback, 11hali.. 150 watt rad, LISH F Jun Sli+:mons Merce d " s · n · $1200 or best olft'r. 397.5409 Y..1ahogany boat lumber. CB--ADF. depth sounder, '68 HONDA 17S Scrambler. WAGONEER ENG ORD Benz, 120 \V. W&rnt'r. Santa modlhed. ht reasonable ol-1:!~~!e!'£.hs*. ~lany other Xtraa. $12,SOO. ~~;¥." cond. 1'<1akt+: oUer. Ana . 54µ114 ~rlH. ?~D9ave: 6~6-2812 er For DA.i.ly Piiot want Ads
-· CHR-l·S-Cab' "-"--c.i1 atlor s PM. 645-1108 HElDQUlllTE.11$ '67 200 SUZUKI. 4.200 mu,,. ~~~~. ";;::t ~~~: ORANGE COUNTY'S MG . ~ o1a1 642-5618 for RESULTS
wXl•I _ _. •A~ ~-u.a .. d 40' Chrl80Yitch. Sportfi11her" Clean &. reliable. $300. * Qlt'vy VS t"ng\nt. UOG tm VOLUME ENGLISH Imported Autos ' .... ~. ~-·~ . ca1 di ... IL i,onz ....... 646-36<0 $1495 FORD DEALER ' slo\'f!, t'xtru. Call !138-86lO Full electronics. OuUtan-FOR SALES SERVICE '67 MG • GT.···· .$2395 '
TAKE OVER LOAN. 22' Day dlna! 115.000 1J3rd ,,,.,., MOTORHOMES Motorocoottn 9350 JOHNSON & SON .69 ;.Oi:>ELS Lie UJC-817 CrulRr, all xtn.1. rigged lor 642--5032 Lineoln-1\.tl!:rcu.ry Immed}4te deliver')' '66 MG Roadster .. $17'5
fishln&, 1/s ndlo. ~98722' ~~.-.-.~67~Chryol-~tr-Cru-l-.. -i 3 SPEED motoncooter, &ood. 540-5'U LARGE SELECTION" Uc SAA -984 ,
Lin@r. A1um, 155 hp, s-i·!I, runnlna condition $00. 26'2e Harbor Blvd., Ot Theodor• '66 MG R~:~~r · .$1795
gojley, head,',,.;( tank, etc. SlG-911' 11 mt. So. 01 San oi.,. Fwy. ROBINS FORD BHI Duis Aro At
Ltoo 14 $4950. ~1266
nn..LY EQUIPPED CRUIZON 16' Cabin crulMr Au to S.rvlca 9400 Campen 9520 O:MU. ~AH&rilor Bl~ DEAN. LEWIS
SACRIFICE! 64~ ,.,1ood/fball, molar a trlt. & P•rf•
OAILY PllDT WAm' ADS! U66 Harbor, C.M.
S.IJboot• 9010
PENGUIN . aallboat 11 \; ' 1,:,""°=· =-=·=-'="===~ 1 · -.,-"-, .. .:...;.XKE""--,,.-.-, -..,.-.... -. CAMPER
w/sall &. tralltt. Top con-net, ;d. cond. $400. '68 Jag •-i., 1t·~•I• ~· ~-d~lllon~$4'5.'=0~al7-=..as!il==~· I Spood-Skl Boots 9030 XKE paru. VW paru. B&M ~ ";;,i., ·HOURLY RENTALS 18' Flbera:ll boat & on shore hydro-tntnl tor Ale or Eldorado • Four W!ndt: lmPorttrcl Autos 9600 ltnPorted Autoe
SOt'K Tr 'IO 'EM!
* Rhodes 19'1 • moorlnr 110 hp Volvo, atern II INIJUl M All Nrl trade. MS---262:2 Scotsman -Barncuda l:;;i~ii=5~=~==~:=~~;;~ Fu°D Zone Boal Co. Balboa drive, •I• n.dio, bail tanks, DODGE "EXPLORER" '64 FORD 4-spffd, 427 Chev FREE ZEBRA MINI BIKE Ii
MUST Se11! 3T' 1-eeland etc. Xlnt cond . Gd. ski boat. Schaffer clutch ' Oy· whl. with purchase of any ~ T 110-JrlJIOl!flT !All Yawl. SI-6. fully oqpt. On ·-moorin• Balboa ,,,,._ '"' * '"'" 4.511 0.ev pool-tncOon • 2 camper or oamper pack1te! , , .
5ff..oGa Isl, No. Bay 714-'75--2899 _ •••..., W ._. 'RMI •-· Flrl!:ltone 15" gJJclca, new -Th.-dore . .
........ ....,. ·-t9"). 644-2381.
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CAL :ZS, !Wly <qUip. "'"" or 17',I OUTBOARD cab In • ROBINS FORD • ~ •-· · · • I cruise. mui sell. Pritt' crulw, lleeP' 2. cla.ssed up ALL •1111. ti '"'·., ''''· ·54 40 HP VW ena:lnt'. Basket Dt1n ...w11 ''" ht1ny JMn h11 •ti• Ttyot11 t• 2' .,,,,' 'ft.t.11 PlllANC· Good nd .,.,. ... , Do Harbor mvd. hundrMs .. 1atltfie4 .cutttm1rs ift or .... County. lluhed to $3300. 846-3711 lo the water line, wlb'aller, 1111 "" ""'"v1• cu111n. case. co • •<N· ..., ..... -10 both llcenllt'd. NO ~10TOR. parts &ii!: there compleie ~ta Me.a ....-...-Thia must prt'lt ttt.t * ftr tM best 4MI * fer tM
1$ITE No, 676· $245. 494--2189 after 6 PM w/ new ca!llna;. 548-«>04 • '""' ceurtMW Mllsmte1 * aM ·the ••nice you Aqua Blue. Xlnl oond. '66 V WCamper • 1600 eng, ..1~1...-,.__ --L· .. _ 1 -1-T •--ff * 67l-SMI * 10\I' fiberglau 1 peed .ENGINE: '6S Toyota Jeep, wndlal Int. Xnlt ed. Dys _,,.... 1 '"' ,... ....... , _.,. ....,...., oyotl -'
boat. w/trlr. 20bp r..terc. 13S ,tip, 30,00J mt. RuN ijke 871-t84$ a: 1228 or eves THI NfW TOYOTA 'KKUP TlUCI IS till MOW :W. 3rd in Nalkmall 2 fdf.kt Clftt1'. M6-fJ693. 4CO ne .... $80. 968--3200 ' 61'34W
• ·PUil ... al ""'· ll1'lO -· ""-· NB .!.=========I M&,2951 . ii °"~"' w/85 hp >'fm: MoblleH-9200MoblloH-'20o RENT.MHELL
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C4L 25. Full '"""or mot,.. "'H"''&"'" -,,GLASP'°"""°'AR..,,.--~7'"'S~H=PI CleGfQftC8 Saft , 545-JQ'I « 646.Jl!>O
Priced tar quick salt!! Must Evinrvdt! motor. GoCid eon-
Mt1 ft6..2524 dltlon $625. m-.5158
19' -SLOOP, 31' mut; "'' 1967 16' Glutroo., eo h.p.
het.Y)' dllb' t.ralltr. $«ll or Mercury. Xlnt cond. $1'95.
belt ottq. !#-«148 a.It S. Call 67J..22Sll
I' .BAUKa salllnl Dhlnk. l~' Horiion Ski boll 80 HP
GIUtlla" n,. 8tlt oll!!l'l P.ferc. New tra..Utt. $12:i0.
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UM new# Top eoadl rel, V4,.....,. dut)' Mpd Soo lmdtop coupe, P7Wtf 1tatloa -.aon. V/1 Coupe,Jdllilrlttft'bll~r C~lllldoor"ordl"" '61 VW VHV 466 $1StS •a VW UJD S79 SlJtS
'" VW SOY 425 $13'5 '"Ghio TPC n6 $13'9
5'S..zn (M:J'.t, M·F.) , . 2..000lt HARDTOP tran&. Po{yJ!u tlfJI, Xlnt *erl:as. •utom&de bUI. automadc. ..aio, ....,, brakes, frdltry atr, au poww 81 4 ~ ~67 L1S.br1 4.0Clr. v.a_ ·~tic. fK'tm7 air, eond. $1600. ~ nd5o. .lllat«. e«e. llDV 145 power stern~. I.Jc No. ' top, automatic. trana. '°· es. __,-*• r.dio.
Qean! "Al"U.50-1922 power 1teen0r, power In· ''1 DODGE LANCER $1295 , \JKJSUNll""IJl9ET,-·-,,....,.,etc. .,, -.... -========t .. ~ ........ boater. -.... -·-Riff ru~ $27'5 svr. CADILLAC cu1a1e ·cuoE 743i l250 m.<937 J0~~-~9~j-SON ~.=-::~Yd. JOHNSON '&> SON . SJ*'5 . $2295' 67 Polaro, 9 ..-ata: wan. -~·~----• '67 C'ADILlAC pwr, air 27,0tll ml., xlnl --1987 Fool ""'"''" .... ....,. ~.._,. JOHNSON • so ' '
'" ,oat Itek SUD 451 Mk tor SUea ..._
$1495 llZU -~ loat p..ilaAre At u-~
Cou d vm. tun ATLAS ccnd, ---81..r., CM """ air, VII ........ tic. 546-5635 ., l.iloil!.ili1 .. , incrooin: tac~ air i:;,:i: ,63 Dodce ~ 1 Owner. "' ml So. a( San pteco ,..,,,, 'radio. ~aw, '°'"' atttP 26'J8 Hctior Blvd., 'CM MO ••• ~
' Good econd ~ i§6'7 fORD Falrtane GT tnc. l.Jc No. WJN m. it.899. "'ml. So. ol San Diego Fwy. 26il ~r Blvd I UoninK. beauttNI let:ther i OIRYUR ....: PLYMOUTH ll* car. Co VII 1 --t I • SUNSET J'ORD 156'1 F • ~ t door ~ tnl So it'San ~ I
DEAN LEWIS El."3331
11166 -· rot. ,~ ·-CONFIDENTIALLY ~ We Pay More For
''7 VW SEDAN F~Jp o.. Sporta can tenor, baftl&u . top. tilt 29'l9 u .. 'Dftl"l'D BLVD ~ * upe au o m & c , Sf40 Guden Grove Btvd. =;;;;.;~· """::;.;:v;,::;:-;;..;.~ wheel, ""'° AM/FM ndlo, COSTA ,:;::~ ... ',~, Radlo. . .,.,.,, power· .t..,: W ~1~~ ·--o' han!top. Faotory ·ai., V /8 '6T FORD FUlty load .. ; afr vent. dlr. PAID FOR QR NOT
--!'bite ;•ilh black int., B J Sl'ORTSCAR automatic ~ etc, ........_ ~ .,._....,.... FORD hi&'· Lie NO. UIT mo. $1999. ea .... ,,...,...-Q,JU-W' •utoma..Uc; radio. heater, I
a beautiful car. '"==v~=;=" =Dall,y="='lll=l=O:::p:;:.m:;:.=l.=-;:::;-;;;:--:;:::;:::-I SUNSE"I' FORD '68 1'oriM GT. '330 )Ip, a1t J)Owtr ateertnc. tJc. No. 2-doot blnhla~powr • .:"1i!Jl. S..0,U ""·'°" pym .... WJll • • 1a1re o1a" c... 1n tnd•. CENTER VQL 140 , 1-1966 Ford LTD. Hardtop 5440 Gaden CroYt!. Blvd. coad. JWI, ,nap. ~l TUN-411) S189!1.«.I. "° ~· poWtt -~ .. :'""
$4295 COMET v 11 F 1 1 ' W..tm1nater l3MOlD cond. 541--2111 all 5. SUNSE7 FORD m, Landau top. auloml · a c a I' '1 a r • 5'40 Garden Gm Blvd t.ranl. -t! In_ heater
JOHNSON & SON ,65 COMET automatic .. Radio, ,,. • ..,., iiUs'i'.""1! '64,.... Convl. 'IOFORD,611ic11,.,.,.-. w"""'"'"'. --1"'13M<llo vutari--i ..
copiete wllh Landau top. All _, + .-.... Xlnt ..., -""' fll5 "' ... cl-• $2295 '
l!il66 Volkswqen 2 dr. OellL'le. \Ur PAY WH ~Mercury 404 wacon. automatic trans, $1699. Uc No. x~ 621!1 Map!. 1858'; aa.-1651 fer. 540-0078 '66 Ford Ranchero "6" eylln-
VOE24TLB. Call Pat 49-1-9773 2833 Harbor Blvd,
or'56-<EW. · Costa Mesa 5*4t9J.
Fu 11 Y factory equipped, "' · 540-5635 radio, htater, ~c. RJN 563 _ J._SUNSET FORD '59 Fml v...a, eonvt, auto '58 Ford J dr. den .An acellent ~ •j 1JOHNSON & SON
Sll.99. Llc No, TSN 441. 2626 Harbor Blvd., CM $1495 5440 Gardm Greve Blvd. trans, xlnt top a-tires. id· g eyt. stick. $195 cd cond. $895. Jim Slm!Ori t.le'l'Cll!des 1 _1--i .. M 1
SUNSE:l' FORD fOR JOIJR W \~ nii So ot San Dit'go Fwy WestrniMter 636-4010 tn&nsp. SD). 56-4147 ,96MG5 BeA .. r:"'o:.1!! ~~~ Wamtr Santa 1 ........... 56en;ury35 ;
5440 Ganlen Grove Bl><!. ,68· E.L DORADO. JOHN. SON & SON •• ~n -'-l • Westminster 646-4010 .1967 t'onl Ranchr:ro, XL. 5 • 1900 Ford Galax· '63 Falcon FUtiml V-3, Rill. . S26 '1arbar Blvd,, QC I ·~GRET Par"-w / , 6 8 CONNELL FuU power, m-air, Lan. ~!!~~ V /I 4 speed. Radio. Mater, lee I Qldeod! l.hw mileqe. Xlnt cdnr:HUon. Call IM-00 19666 Fon11 r.Ja>8n.
1
s1a dwaaodn 1,, ml. SO. of San rnep !!Jr, ·--~ EYROLET .... ._,,. --poy,-er slttrin&". Extra Your choice $2 650. SM-5290 ~r 5 p.m. c Y . an . a r '65 CHEV 1m-1. "..,.,-r.: I autom. VW bug. But present CH dau tDp, automatic, radio, 2626 Harbor Blvd., CM ahatp. $1999. Lie No. TFX ' , . transmisskln. $l.1S9. Lie No. .----••
work requires +door. LA> mi 2828 Harber Blvd. heater, t~. tilt whc!e:I, stn--% m:i So o! San Diego Fwy 930 '63 RANCHER£>. Nu braku. 64 E'ORD l'alcoil, navy blue, RYE 123 , mllea. Ori&' owner. ~
&: luaa,ce rack. H)....3129 Costa Mesa 5f&.1Dt eo, Al'(/FM, etc. WFU f66 • ' . SUNSE:l' FORD Gd. cond. Tono cover. convt, Sprint V-t 4 •pd, ad. , SUNSET ,FORD P/3, JJIB. 673-2713
•V... WE PAY TOP $5895 CONTINENTAL 5440 Gmlen Grove Blvd. l600/ofl" 675-l9J7 cond. -·-5!1 !l44ll Gan!<n G""" Blvd.. '61 FALCON Sia-w.,,. . .., vw. 2 door. • ,,..., DOLLAR JOHNSON & SON Weal!nl"'1tt ,6J6..oltllll Dial ....-, "" ""8ULTS CIARGE rr• , w .. tm.,,..... 6JS.4010 •Tftnton 1.a ... H.B.
rad». heater, beautllul red for good etean used Cara, • , __ , '67 Conti••ntal · -·
anct ,atwi>. RUl.t i 40. $1005. an m~. See George n., Ml>~~M56~ . ... ~~N~ow~· ~· C~1~rsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit~IOO~~-~iii,ic1~r~·-iiiijiliii~-;iiii~N~1~wii·c~1~r~1'iiiiiiiiiiiij~·i;iiiii. iiN~!'W~.~c~.,.~.~-~~t~IOOii,ijiN~ew~. iii,ic~araiiiiiiiiiiiii~;iii~ ean a Motor Co Inc 19U ~ -4-door, full power, factory Harbo CM siuw.t.3 Theodore Robins Ford l626 llarbor Blvd., CM air, leather interior, X..ndau ,__
r, · ·• • 2000 Harbor Blvd. ~' ml, So. ot San Diego Fwy. t.op, tilt wheel, radio; heat. '59 •VW. Must see new in· C.M. 642-0010 t tic t · '67 Cadillac Cpe d VUI er, au oma , e c. t•no_r. Suru'OOr, Xint cond. W'll a· ' •. $3795 S695 or best oHer. 1532 I IJ Cpn)Pletely loaded i n c I .
M,.....,, Balboa. ,,..,... . """'-Vinyl 1Dp. Auto pllol. JOHNSON & SON
tlll.'1' vw Good condi"-· Your Volksw'agen or PofKhe Light aentinal. BeauWul ,__,,,., · ...... , a: t~ dollars. Paid br metallic P'ffll, Low local Lincoln-Mercury
throughout, Owner must sell ~ • ....... , mileaa:e. Mmt &di this 540.5635
'1Bl:"'646-M6&--· .2L~.~ -· ·-wteld!ncrWbbl' m -!fi211Hfarbar:.;~ot~-
'Q VW bug, Xlnt oond. Sl~mons Mercedes Beria, 11:) ~mi. So. cf San Diego Fwy.
Frlvate ower. Clean. 2 new lllPOR'l'S WANI'ED W. Warner, Sant& Ana. '61 LINOOLN Continental. all
ti-ea. 64Z..9107 . ~ Counties 546-4114 utra.s! TOP ·S BUYER '63 VW deluxe camper. BILL MAXEY TOYOTA '69 Cad. Q>e. DeVllle, Full *675-4040*
.·~ Xlnt cond., $1Dt l8SU Beacll Blvd. power with Clim cont. A/C.
675-<322 ......... R. BeadL FIL 1'7-15!15 ""'""' FM. 6,0tll ml. $56611. CORYAIR Will .drive from lndiana.1 --------1.965 VW lSOO S aqU&re back. PRIV. party WJ'U pay cub 540-n.5 $1J.50. for bargain, low mile, a1r aft 8 PM '64 Corvair Monza 4 speed.
• CB'l-l.835. A1Jk for DON cond. ata. wag. 644-2374 '64 Cad Coupe lo&ded $S0 Good tirea. Nu paint. Runs over low book.' Good ~ · IO(Jd. $65. Call 838--3$2 '67•VW Bur, Xlnt cond. ori&:. · , • * 540-1828 * IDJr> ......,. ii"" Auto L111l"9 . 9110 :-=;.;._;=~:.;,~~l'iiin;;;:;;;:;;--;;;;;;-7.= 1~~--~ ..• 96E20Jl iJ CAD Sedan De VWe, full '60 Corvdr, auto. Askine
'62 VW, reblt eng, xlnt dune LEAS,E • RENT . ~ low miles. $1250. '!!nc16!6'"9869 aft 5 pm or
~material $495. ORDER YOUR _ '64 ~-•-M-·· Ccupe .
.'1"' . · 53i,..o195 1970 TODAY ..... ~v..... ..._
'63 SEDAN, good condition. FOR EARLIEST CHEVROLET ~~~~n. ~Excellent
~sche 'lilll~h, AM radio. DELiV.ERY 1967 CHEVROLET Nova. 4 '61 Corvair, stick shift. xlnt
833-2317 All popular mqits. f'ord door. 6 cyL Automat»c, transportation $150.
'Ga VW Convert. Pv. Pty. authorized leasing systtm. radio, heater. power steer-· 67~Zt50
. Muat sacrifice. Xlnt cond. Get Our Competitive Rates inj:. Lie No. TSK '102.. $1699. '61 Corvair 4 dr auto r/h, , S1mQ. 846-1231 aft 5. . Theodore SUNS!:T FORD • • •
'68°VW'Bul. whii., • ~I ROBINS FORD· 5440 Cmlen a,... Blvd. ~1:-pvt pty. $195.
.track tape deck, $1650. 2060 IJartui Rlvd. 7iiw~ .. ~tinl~"';'"'~"6-401~~·~,i==~~~~~= * 96"""'1 * CoS1a Mr.l ' '-'57 01EVY,,,.,,,,1t '66 v.g"" CORYEii!
'6C VW Sedan radio Good · MK A: trari&. Ne" lhlnt 3 --------~lion. $650 ' llfl' ~'E~ iii' apd. HD dutch. fuel pump, '65 CORVEITE STINGRAY, ~ • So&-213.1 ·'61 Ca.dlll&e· ~ de vme.. murqera. Tires like new, ' spd trans. Xlnt cond.
,68 Sedan w/radio., Good fully equipped. $129 mo. xlnt wnd. $ 4 5 0 Io I I e r • Never raced. Call 6T>-7646
• __ LJs le" _._......, '67 Fyrd, 1D f'&al station wq.. IM2-1461 ,66 -Q)R'~ 390 hp
CUflt[. ownrr,~~ ... zreen. n, A -•-P"' r111:: mo. ,... . • ..,,~•£>o , Sl'3S. 64&..252;1 .o r,.., tul", ... ~:.1 _ '69 NOVA SS, Amer. map, aiN.'ond, 3 tops. Xlzrt shape. ~ -6T Gal. 500 Q>e. All', $65 mo. PIS diac brks new wide 548--0040 :N~ VW. ')(lot mnd. SOUTH COAST · ovol;, Lood .. ' ~ Shupt !-'======= MUsr SELL! .... 2457 <;A~ LEASING se.Otll wun.nty, orlr prico
. ~ W. Cd Hwy, 1ffi "5-2la $4,<m. Sacrifice! 549-1392 COUGAR
C 1965 ««>Ch.::,:::""'::o1;:;''"'M'-"'"'1""'""'-""''l--:,"'.'69:-C:-:O::U:-G-::-:-:: ... R:-uooc1 ara 9900 ,-. VII au to ma tic "'
VOLVO
1 ... ----··---VOLVO TRANSPORTATION CARS power atttring, r ad to: Power ateertn;g. power bn.Jr.
llWPORTER MOTORS heatu. 11599. Lie No. Nllf "• ~ ""· Landau top, 128 automatic trans; radio, heat.
' ' SUNSET FORD er, etc. YGL 029 . 9.st ID1•I• Are At
DEAN LEWIS 2006 HArulOR BLVD. SWQ Ganl•n Grove Blvd. $1590
a:>l!l'A'MESM W•"m'"'"' tlJ6.4tl10 JOHNSON & SON
1966 Harbor, C.M. 646.9303 548-5294 •l'.'.,,,..11 1~7 Chevrolet Camaro .
'5&.VOLVO, 4 new tires. $225 FINANCING AVAJJ4BLE SUper sport V/8 390 ~~
or best otter. 9121 Annl.k '68 SPORTS iledan, 13,700 Englne-Automatlc, r a d Io, ~ Harflc:r Blvd.. 01 Drive,H.B.968-6322 PU.,alr,pwr..vinyltop.Top heater,powerateerlnc. ,l. ... A or~-01 Fwy·
condition. 4M-3232. $1999. Lie No. VEG-851 ~ nu. <N, .,..... t!iO •
'65 VOLVO ~ low ml. ======== SUNSET FORD ~1·.,.,.-!, '.!;!;<!· Good BUICK ..., Gmlen Glow Bl><!., COUGAR ures......, • 1;1,.,. .. ,.,.. Westminster 636-4010 --------
1934' FORD
·~ Think "Volvo" * S·EE :* . ..
'~Herb Friedlander"
•FREE e
~ AIR CO.NDmONER
~ AM/FM RADIO
WITH NIW 124 SID.AN OR WAIOON
U7SO _. ...,., IHl"Y HI W-· •1• I ':.".~::."· &31"824 • ~·te f°"91 c. Senlce •
1961 Chevrolet Malibu. Coupe
hardtop. Factory air, VII
automatic. radio, htaler,
J>O'ftf ltttrfna:. Lie No. VIN
859 $2t199.
SUNSET FORD
5440 'Garden Grove Blvd. 540-5'3$
\Vcstmlnster 636-4010 2626 Harbor Blvd., CM
CHEVY 1965 Impe)a Sedan. % ml. So. of San 0...., Fwy.
v..g, a1r: "'"'-. Aikin& '68 COUGAR
$1190. 5'8-7S61 Power steering, factory air.
'60 Chevy • conv, $650. '60 automatic trans, radlo, heat.
Pontlac H.T. A-1 $495. '67 er, etc. VEZ m
Honda llll, 1700 ml. $350, $2650
536-805<
'IO°"" II T P.U. $SOO. 348 JOHNSON & SON
"--'l... • ._ __ , -Utlootn:?.tercury ~;,,,;:;;~'" -. 5415635
· --BIYd.,CM .. M.WllU ' -...... % ml. So. .,_.D!qo Fwy. $DO.Mu.t-i
fG.1&22. -= •t< s ""' '69 COUGAR
OFFICIAL .1969 CLEARANCE
~ll._._(lEA~NCE
BEFORE YOU BUY -
ANYWHERE!
CHECK OUR DISCOUNTS
ON NEW 1969
FORDS-MUSTANGS
FORD TRUCKS
OVER 200 NEW '69's NOW AT
FINAL
CLEARANCE SAVINGS!
ENGLISH
FORDS
ANOTHER BOATLOAD JUST ARRIYIDI
No Sales Expense, No i
1'.reporatlon Charges, No t
, Dealer odd • ons of any ~
kind! Drive home any new 1 1
Why ''Brealc Ctmp" to
90.pl•c•1 when we will
give you • n1w Zebr•
M.itti Bike •bsolutely
FREE with •ny new
camper, truck a nd
c•r;riper or motor
'69 T ·Bird In our big ltoclr at ;
this prlc:el 2 Dn., 4 Dn. IMge ~
-Selection of c:olon and equip-;
ment. . i
VACATION SPECIAL!
FREE MINI .BIKE WfTH
Every Camper, Tl'ljdl & Con••r Uni~
Or,Motor JJ111119 -Poc""9· Sold!
Ex3nijife Vacation ·Package: ·, · .. • ' ·
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HUY)' DutJ llff'f• P10YROOMS.
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ffretle, 0.... Top, Mini HMM, ChUlla M.vat.-••• ·---------ALL ••ADY TO IOLLI
OYER 2 ACRES OF ROB!NS RELIABLE USEP CARS NOW AT
SPECIAL SUMMIR SAYINGS!
'67 PONTIAC s149 GTO Convl.
V-8 P.S., auto.,
Rl:H. (YCM247)
;t!.~~~. • 51595 speed, radio It
heater. CVCK319).
'67M ........ $1795 2 Dr. H.T., 390
VS, auto, P.S.,
R~. dual.exhat.
lFOZ345J).
'67 DODIOI $1895 VAN. Wlndow
Sportsman. Auto,
tra!'ll. Fully fac ~ulp. IV.IN 370), Sale Price
'66 IMPALA rl 399 S.S. V-8, auto. '
P.$. RIH, bucket
~U:. (SJ8733)
'H IUICK s11·95 Station Wag. 4
~:· :l1:. 1:!11m11
MPF 430
'U YOLYO
12:2S, 4-s~
transmission.
(RRE321) 51195·
•
~!:.J!!:U• $f 195 Coach. Sleep& s. · 1
atove1 ice bo&
dinette, 2 butane tailkl. Beau#
Ufu1 condlUon. (FS1017)
'HOLDS ~499 F.SSVlstt.cruls.
Auto, fact air, PS,·
Auto, fact air, PS,
Ri\H. (PCR 783) '
'67 JOlD • ,195 CUst. V-8 l' AC· , TORY AIR, R&H,
PS, PB. (YCUMO)
Impala 6·pau '61 CHM $2495
Station wagon. .
327 V..S, auto, PS,
R.lH, lug. rack. Approx.
26,000 mi VZW619
'H PLYM. $1095 Sport. Fury 2 ,
Dr. H.T. Cornman·
do VB. 4 ~ RAH,
bucket. sea.ta. (~411).
:~.~ .. City .so95 of Newport eat. V..S, G '
auto .. R6H. (~1Ul5) '
'61 YW
4 ......
CXEW623J. 51595
'H FORD . ~-595 custom. Clty of '
Costa MM-.
car. FullY maift..
talnfll at Theo. !Wbl,._ 390 vs,
en.1110., heater, PIS.. approx.
311,0QO mt. C!ltll07J '
I •.Jlt'> te t ,,JI\, Me11°Frl e S•f I •·• .. I ,.-.. PARTS & SERVICI HOURS
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American m wq. . '64 RAMii.it ~95 :
Auto., radio, beater.
U<AN41141
'64 DOMI
Dart.
Econom1 plus.•
(PBYI05)
'64 FALCON
2·Dr. H.T • .A.ut.o. radio. heater. CN1(P4GOl
''495 ·
'67 FOID , 795 GAL~2dr '
H';l', V8. auto. tac
alr, Rl:H, £S, .
vinyl interior. <TSR 846). •
~~ •• c~:;'·;uto,$'1095
Radio, heater I ,
(REG395l •.
'64 FALCON r/95 Oelwce waa:on. Vii auto., faet. illr cond.,
llJU. rack (St1Y8Tl)
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Yoa cu drit1 home JOlr Dholoe of I DO IHI .. d1l1 11 111cHJ 40A> over
1111' 111111 fecllf'J l1vol11. Come 11 lod1y for Hsi ulecllon.
•NO SALES EXPENSE •NO PREPARATION CHARGE
•NO ADD-ON CHARGES •IMMEDIATE .DELIVERY
NEW 1969 ·C·UTLASS 2 DOOR HARDTOP . -. .
lllEDIATE DWYERY _ ........ -... ---:;,..;,
FACTORY AIR. v .. ; iiVlomltlc trlK, pow11r steering, deluxe r1dio1 cle IUJ-i Hit belts, whlte wall
ltrts, flnlH gins, visor v.,lty mJrror, luggage compartment lenlp, uncler· hood limp, glove box &
ash frlJ J...ps, also m1p up. Sfrill No; 336879Z128355.
"' $. PRICE
FULL
NEW 1969 OLDS DELTA 88
2 DOOR HARDTOP -•
FACTORY AIR. V.a;-..rromatic transmi,. $. 3 7 6 4 sion, poweT bra · pOWtir steering, de ~uxe .radio, white~I Wll_I tir,s, de luxe
1ntenor, la mp qrovp, mirror . group &
tinted glass. Senti No. 35.4379C117303. •
DIMONSTRATOR a . JXICUTIVE . CARS
GO· ON ·SALE THIS . WllKIND ·
IS ~TDl ' IXICQTM UH DN SALE. 'un TDUI Ptc1( 'Of TDRONADO'I, CUTWS'S, ...... Dll!AS 'YISJA
CRUISQS. TIEI HAVE IHN TREAnD WITH TEHD0 CAii IY OUl IXICUTIVES & S!Alf. ·
, All HAVE LOW MILEAGE & llAllY IDI IMMID,IATE DWVIRT.
SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS THIS WEEKEND
USED CA-RS DRASTICALLY REDUCED .
'81 FORD '69 MERCURY _ '68 BUICK '62 OOllET
IWICHIRO P.U. 4 DOOR HARDTOI' 4 DOOR HARDTOP 2 DOOR COUPE ~~ "9cl: 9111'1, ,....., ...... ,JX "tit: ~ "'""'·· -.,_ins. $U( V~ ~ ,.._,_ ,.die i-1tr. N._ ... ~. 1\118. ,,.114..,r .-1111 ....
M 0 a. lf.,_hMltr.LYY '-
•495 '395 '195 '595 .
, '12 PONTIAC '83 OLDS '18 OPEL '84 OLDS
GRAND PRIX MS COUPE 2 DOOR .. 4 DOOR HARDTOP K ~~....,. :a-:n . .,._ .,._,, ,_.., ......... N .. I M ., • ......_ rNlo. lltftW, :XDI •.c. .vi.. "-:r....-'rr:"'rJ~ Clllldl-. ~;5 -· ... " .. Wt '1'7!."'" • ,,.. llN1·
'595 ~195 ... It 1 • s795
'll FORD '18 FORD '8& FORD '8& FORD
GALUTf SOD IAl«IANE 500 IAWlf SOD COUNTRY IQIJlllE ... _...t~~ v ........ '!l;t·,r. """""' ,. ~;,95 ~ Ti:i'°'ritw~~~-= :=..~.· ....... ~
'1595 .. i1495 w"'1495
'II OLDS '81 CHEVROLET '18 CORYmE '81 CHEVROLET
• .. llOAN COUl'f MALllU t DOOR HUDTO~ \I .. , ~ .,.,,.,._,......., 111 f:llM!. ~ ... ~ ,....., flMMr, "" 4 l!ILMll. l'lfll •••. ltltl( ..,, \l;t. ""'°' tr~ .. ..O'INI" """'"'· ••• ·~,,-·· .. ~-fto, "'91..-. KL Ml. •r. .
i?195 '2595 5 ~795 .
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II. . 2850 HARBOR BLVD., COST A MESA
, 541-9640 Open 7 Days A Week
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'" ,. .... ,. 1 '67 Continental 1967 M1u1an&, LaMau. Fac-• • "'1'~ •\r •119 Convertible, tull POWtt, lac-tor)' air oond!Uoned, V /8 <r"' tor)' air, luthtr Interior, automatic, radio, beattt,
2 Door Loaded. VI, ete. Uc. Landau to p, automatlc po'l\·er 1teerln;. Llc No. 5 o/c oottn. Phone fO.e0%3 Dir. nns, AM/FM radkl, Wl UUF 615. $2199.
.. l'OltD Wqon. fully. ~ VOG Uf SUNSET FORD 0
oqupd w/alr, Pts; P/B., $i195 5'40Guden Gn"' BJ"". I
$:13511. M2-'400 d. ya . JOHNSON & . w..,1m1n .... 846-<lllO ourn ACTUAL ~ eYK. SON '66 Muste.nr. Auto trans, '"'
'66 FOld Stalloo W ... n. N•w' Lin<oJn.M•reW>" pow" '1"'· •~ cond, "'" fACTORY INVOIC'[ .1,uto trane. 4 Dr. Clean. 540-5635 mu1l aacrUlce ttu1 Wt!ekend
$250, 548-19f3 2626 Harbor Blvd., CM Dir call Bob 546-4114 s A L E 1ii ml So, ot San Dles;o Fwy. MUSTANG '68 fltp., auto., ,
UNCOLN MERCURY R&H, Xlnt oond .
Reaeonable. Pv. Pt y . OVER 100 '68 Continental '68 .. ,,_,.,. 1969 MODILS
2-doo•, foctorji w, l•atbu MERCURY '!1 MUSTANG Convert. 3'0 TO CHOOSE FROM!
inlier., Landau top, auto Colony Park station wqon auto. air, Lady'1 car. Cost You can dr1ve home )'OU!'
trana. radio, heater, full (9 pe.ssen,er), power steer-$4500, sell for $2195. 6~ choice of 100 1969 modell: at
power, tilt wtieel, etc, zqc ing, power brakes, stereo '67 Mu.tang in wty xlnt exactly 5D% over our actual ns. -tape, factory a.ir, automatic nd wllh ---11...:0 Call tr dio co · ... u .,,, '...,. factory Invoice $4995 .:;:" 5112'" ' beat.,, '1'· "6-7351 e NO SALES ExPENSE
JOHNSON & SON . $3895 ... .. ... .,,.. A"to, Pl•. • NO ADD-ON CHARGES
D/b, A/c, 11lerTO Tadio, e NO PREPARATION LincoS:~""' JOHNSON & SON 18.000 ml $l650. 96:1-2191 CHARGE
26216 Harbor Blvd., CM Unco~Mer<:UJ')' 1966 MU9ta.nc. R/H. PO\ver e U.tltfEDIATE DELIVERY
~ rnJ. So, of San Diqo Fwy, 540-5635 SltJ', &UtO trans. $1450. PriV u 0 e .,
'64 Co11ti119ptol I\ ~s~-:;:"'~~~~c~ ·~:~;ANG 219 n1v rs1 r.
":,"~ ~~= , '69 MAR9UIS . Ha,.top 11500. 642-2640 Old b"
m.we ...,,., radln i...i<, , ........ ,09 !Ul• ""''"' .. eo .. ~ ...... only 10.000 smo I e
etc. OSB 491 ' ' faetory aJr, 'L&ndau top: ml, p/s & top $2495. Pr'. 2850 Harbor Costa Mtaa
$1895 automatio Inn<, radio, hea• pty. 6'6-130l .1411-9640
JOHNSOl"I & SON "· '"· '68 MUSTANG GT • • $4590 3 •poed, v ... Xlnt LincoS:~sW>" JOHNSON &, SON ;;;""=""="'0
;;;"0;· =:11=''"=·='='~;77o="~======-I
~ Harbor Blvd., CM Linmln-Mercury U9'«1 Ca1'1 9900 Used Cers
% mi. So. of SUI Diego Fwy. 540-56~
'64 Continental 2626 ""'"" 81""·· CM % rru. So. of San Diel" Fwy.
Oonvtttihle;-1Ull-power, tac-1967 •M C Wry air leathtt tntenor ra. ! ercury 0 u ' • t' .
dio,heaier.automatica:..ru. Hardtop. c oupe, V/8
etc OML Ol!7 automatic, radio, heater, · $l 795 powel' steertnz, Lie No.
-TZG -415 $21.99.
JOHNSON & SON SUNSET FORD 5-440 Garden Grove Blvd. Uncos:-,:35\U"Y Westminster 636-4010
ES Harbor Blvd., CM '67 ?tterc Col. Pk. Wan. 10
1i9 mi. So. ot San ~ Fwy. J>US. ale, rack., ~IS. PIB. P/W, pwr. seats. spd. cont,
, AUGUST CLEARANCE
FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS
ON ALL CARS IN STOCK
MORE THAN 200 CARS
TO CHOOSE FROM
HERE ARE TWO EXAMPLES
'64 J.BIRD '66 DATSUN
'62 CGntinental aulo 00.. look, AM/FM,
f.door, full powet', factory much more. $2S50. l30-6ftS
air, leath!r interior, auto-CONVERTIBLE, Mercury
ma.tic trans, radio, heater, '66. Beautiful con d It t'o n
SPORT COUPE
V.I, •uto., r•clio, h•••· •r, power 1t1eri11t, pow. •t llr•k11, p~wer win·
clow1, f1 rioty •1r, com•
ill •'"' dri'le it I you wlll buy it for low iow
STATION WAGON
etc. HEP 232 .$1550. 646-4370
$89 5 '54 -Colony Pork, Men:, 9
-4 sp•1d, r1dio, h••Nr,
Exc1U1nt c.oltd. ilUid• It
out, j11st th1 rHJh! c.1r
for your 11c.0M f1m!ly •
c i r. SIU t•9.
JOHNSON & SON .. ., •1~ wq, &OOd oond. $995. Private party ~ Lincoln-Mercury
2626 ~:'~~ .• CM MUSTANG
'$'1099 5899
~mi. So. of San Diqo Fwy. 1965 l\lustan1. V/8 Stick,
'68 Continental "''°· ... ,.,, 1899. Lk: No. F . I the . ·.-TYZ 595 actor)' &ll', ea r !ntenor, SUNSET FORD
La.n:lau top, automAttc trans, radio. beater, tun power, 5-440 ~ardcn Grove mvd.
etc. WES l ?Z Westminster 636-4010 o,.. 1 De,. nu 10 r.M.
$4995 '65 MUSTANG. Duk brown.
JOHNSON & SON AuO>, p/,_ Sootl•"17 cl•an!
$1395. 2318 Hather Ln, NB.
18211 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach -
Llncoln-Mttclll'Y 846-311-4
.540-5635 "'D1AL~d""1nct.,-,-......,.==-. =a....e-
Z26 Harbor Blvd, CM your ad, then ait back and
;s mt So. r1. San Diefo Fwy. listen to the phone rf.lwl
9800New Cars
SUNSET KID SEZ
Hwy. Jt s. .• s-DMt• fwy.
Phone 54s..aa63 or 147-6139
Open 7 Days 'Tll 10 P.M.
"IF'N I DON'T SAVE YOU A
BARREL of'CASH
YOU CAN PLUCK OUT MY MUSTACHE ••• OR WHAT EVER"
IN STOCK -READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
15 NEW 1970 MAVERICKS
Immediate Dellveryl
OVER 75 NEW FORD PICKUPS & TRUCKS
All Models -All Colors
ALL PRICED TO SELL IMMEDIATILYI
FORD saa
STATION
WAGON lrt nd n..,., f"ull slit
10 ~IH~er St1!lofl
W I 8 O "· V .. , latlOr~ equlpmtril, etc. litrl•I
Na. )f4
$2999
' $150,ooa.aa
OF
US!!D CARS
llt tNl'l!Ollde111
..... ,.. H11rry I .... . ... ,,... ..
1969
FORD saa
ar1n4I ... w. Full 1!11.
2 ·Door, Crul"°'m1tlc
tl'l"tmlt.JIM. l"utl lac-
ta•'t equlpmen!, 1~.
s.,111 No. 2n1
$2599
31
STATION
WAGONS ,. ....... ff•"'· ... ., .. , .. , ... ,
M \lhttt ell~ .. ..
• Hrttl •f c .....
23
CORTI NA'S
$1944
E~UIJI ••• • ._lllffd, d I I c btlkn, Plddlld
1rm r I I I s, l"!f rlor
llahll, H.I>. llatltr~.
H.I>. lltlllr, 1-IJllfd W\Jltrs , wlnch11'41kl
w11111r1, 11!1 ... I.
clut<I! & l>r•k•• .,1ny1
'''"· lletd •••'-·
33
' MUSTANGS
tntdlfll, l u' ••• ... , .. ~.,,.. ., . ....
TAKE THE VALLEY VIEW OFF R~MP
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TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
511111111, Autost J0, 1!69 DAllY l'Ul •
TllANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TiWISl'OitTATlOlil 4
JMCI C1rw 9900Uucl C~r~. 'tt00Uood C.rw 9900Uood C1rw 9900Uood C1r1 9900Uood Cira ttOO Uood C1r1 9900 Uood C... . 9900•1...i c.._ ... -
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Our selection of lirand new .1969 Cadillacs Is the finest ln our history.
JQt drive toclcrY. ••• ''Jh• MaltWplece From Master Craftsmen" ••• Then Hlect your. model, equl~nt & color1 nowl
1969 CONVERTIBLE DE VILLE .
Cbateau MauYe ,..jtJa blad: top aad black teathu trim. Full pawel', f1clol'J air eonditkrai111,
tlereo At.I.FM, tih wheel, pow• door loch, power truak lock, t1rilisbt 9'Utind, Vo1111 T)Ta,
and mucl& more. Low raile1111 cw. (XWG336)
SALi $5858 PRICE
1-967 IL DORADO
Flremilt ROM'W'OOll with browft ptdclfll roof I Mddl1
le1ther uim. FWJ power, fact. Ur. tilt tdetCt,;
whtt:l. At.I-FM radio, cruitM:O"trol, door lock' li t
sentinel i dimmer. rur window dtfo11er, ite
brake .. (TVK617)
1966 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. Li.-ia s:ret.n ,.·ith Noda1woed top
•nd nq.tchin& do!li ' le11htt trim. Full power,
f1e1ory 1ir eo11d., 1ign1l-aeekin& n dio, powu •cnt
wi ndow .. ete, (VAC1"4)
1967 CADILLAC
C.Oupe OeVille. Photo"' blue. wlU: .Wu Jutliu
interior. run po•er equipment plue faetcrr •it -
ditieniq. (UJA3$i ) -·
1 t65 THUNDERBIRD
. C.Onvertible. Fnll power, f1el01"Y Ur, tilt.away whet!!.
e1c. Silver 11;lth. blttk top i nd m1tch.i..nr 'ria1l trim.
(PDP490)
1969-MAKO SHARK
C.or1·~tte futb.ck with remov1ble ptnei.. fllll powrr,
f1e1ory 1ir cond ilioni.na, A.\f.fM 1t.reo ndio. tilt
otttrin&: ,.·heel. Gor1eou1 Cohalt futaiat witli matd1·
in& interior. CXNl.1119)
1965 CADILLAC
Coupe DtVille. Shtn1·ood (l"ttll wi1b bl1ek padded
lop ind bl1tk lt1ther interior. Fall pow•, fae1ory
1ir eonditianin&. A~f.f'M radio,, tilt lleailt& wiled.
po11·er trunk epener. (NCB337)
SAU $4646
PRICI
SAU $2525
PRICI
SAU $3737
NICI
SAU
$1212
PRICI
SAU
$5555
PRICE
SAU $2424
PRICI
OVER 80
QUALITY
AUTOMOBILES
TO
SELECT
FROM
A Solid Shield of
SERVICE
with every sale
SMI PllCU fffKTIVf
TKIC>UGtt TUfSDAY, sen~Nlt ?, Ifft
All con tullf.c:I le prlot •I•
1967 CADILLAC
Sedan de Ville. Full pow~. ilet«r air COllditlc:Cq.
padded roof, wonder·bu radio. tilt·tel• -.h-.l. door
loch. etc. (VIH785)
1961 CHRYSLIR
WAGON 9.,.., Tow• i C-11try, Full power,
f1e1ory 1ir eonditionlfl&o AM.FM r1dio, 111g1p rick.
Nddie vinyl trim, til l wheel, (VTP971)
1966 MERCEDES
1967 CADILLAC
C.Onw61ible. Grecil11 wh ile witla Weck tap u4 Week
full !either lntl'rior. full pows bw:ladl-c r~
ateerin' • brlkn • ,.indowt • 6 "'f 1ett. AM·P'M r1dio. CF716807ZJ , , . . .
" 1964 PLlnwOOD
Sedfn, &h11111. S.nd enerilr witli 1U1dicwood 1u.
thtt interior. f ull power, U.etory air eotidltioain1t
• .\)f.fM r1dio, 111 poqible optiona. (0QB616)
1966 CADILLAC
fleet-.ood D Dorado. Fu.D JIOWU• &ctorr air, frill
leather interi«, ateno AM·FJI. tilt •Mil. ~
OOllCeiv.blo option, (TtH74l)
Your Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer S.rwln9 the Oran91 Coast Harbor Area
IAU.
$3737
' PRICI ·
SAU $2929
•I. SAU ~
~1717
PRlct
SAU $2525
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~~-'""'""'"" ..... NABERS ~~lVD ~E 2600 .Harbor Blvd.,
OLDSMOBILE OLDSMOBILE
Costa Mesa
540-9100
NABERS CADILLAC
Announces
A New Subsidiary
11NLC 11 (Nabers Leising Corp.)
LEASE DIRICT
Order Your
1970 Cadillac Today
for October Delivery
Outatanaing Service facility SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN at Oran Coun 1 moot modem dealenhi ·.
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thin Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat and Suri.
OLDSt.tQ.llLE PLYMOUTH PONTIAC PONTIAC ' . PONTIAC T0 llRD'
1150LDSDYNAMICl8 REAc Sha<> '66 Old ''7 OLD! 442. a11 .. 1ru; -------·l'66VENTUAA,wb'hdtp2 'llS PomJac.GTOtronlabllt-mATESALE;,.LeMaN,''6T·llrd2Dr.H1"""' '67 T·•D
VS 4 dr Hardtop PIS. R/H. Cutlau, Hol. Cou~. Gold clean. 2 Dr. hdlop. $3.395 1961 Plymouth. Sport FUry dr, pwr, fact llit, low mil, Ml&" Wheeb. Ovmlle wide all extru, Zlnt «Ind. Make V .. , auto. trw., 1acfor7'aft F\111 poftr, fKtory air, J..an.
Air cond, Clean. Ex~lltnt with blk. L&ndau top, lo 675-335t Ewt/wkends. tutback coupe. Factory air, like new • .fl.tuat &ell. Best o(. 0 v a I • I n • x c e 11 t n t ofltr. G4.f15T. oondltionlns, Pf1WU tttt~. d•u ~ autllmatlc trW,
condlUon. New tires. mJa, nu whUwa.U til'tl A VII' automatic, radio, ter. Pvt pty . .m.1639. mtchulical condition. (PCA power bralra powtt m rldio, fitatel\ tte' Tl'W IMt
--Ml. --blk llhr IAMILER ......... power aleerln&. Com-'114 PONTIAC ' cir hrd-7'3) must ..u this -.. STUDU .. "IR ... n4lo, ,,..... -s·~·a· In • bu-~1 •· ~-~· Plett wllll Ltntltu top. Lie -•• """' ™"· Jim st.mcnt -, -• ~ -;,--,. ' ~~ --. ·~ 0''"-... , _, .. _ ·-" t .. ...-aea ..... '-""'-uv ·-,._, 11/H .. ~ p/• p"'" _ -· • _, to9CllCI ..,.,... ~ ~ ~ •••• ·~ P/ ~ P/W No ZM 14' --· ' ~ -·~ -11tm 12> W . ..: •-.•-mu ... ·-1• JOHNSON & SON •<1.~1·-.-·---, withtach. s,p,..,. • ·-aam••-Amtrl cao ' .. -•"""'roao' -~ Jo-1---..... w --~• • .........,. ~ 1:tt-........ :::... fact air. Mu&t -to -'WI Ml.,,_. • °""'"--' All", UIY• -· ... ~ l'V• arntr, Santa Ant sr ltlll Gru.t ~ lta $2111 . "~1-u--or 540-41.U. Mr. or 1•1n. bell--I --.. -" ... _11 auto. -, -""' c:ond. u UI ,.. _ _,_, ~-11·...a l«l-3501. · ....... _ .. _....._ 'Dr ~~ v • __, ,,..._, ..... , ..... l"JIW• ,, .. 'V DC ,.. .. ~ .......... -~ Ulvnl YU• • 1911Pol)U.C.Bonnevtll• -----· •UINUI ... •MU SChlft oUer. 962-28&0 • $1000.-142-m Wntminlttr 636-4010 MtJST eell, Iva. entry. '86· hardtop factory a 1 r A/C. low ml. SUS or bttt a ll&rbor IDYd CM
6J OLDS ii£ 21.CXXI mi. Nu ''3 OJdlmobil Holid 4 '64 Plymeuth Valltnt T•mpnt wa.aon. P/S, P/B, .u&omaiJc. Power it.trtrta; otttr. ~T 11 T·iti'd. Land•u 2 41' l9 ml So. 0( 8tn N.o'.!.. I"';'
llte•, 2 dr, 1tlcl<. ,.. ' ay. PLYMOUTH &~DAN, ..,., dlr, V4, radio, tact air. 11199. -· radio ~ boattr. 11199. !Jc hdtp. MUii a&erillct !bit ::: -...., :::!:!:'
"si'!!'lte .. ~·oa'°"~c:',~· :i:n.~~·. ee,;~tllu~c= hettlr, .,.en w I rnatchln1 &'U-fell ask for Ramelh. No. ilTf tu. Two )'tar T-lllD WHkimd. Low mtleqe wtftl . YA".&NJ ....., or .uo:JJt er. '7S.L equtpnwnt lncludlq .u tht 'II ROADRUNNER 4 1pd, Int run pr $4r.I. WITJ take '56 Pont , DlagnosUcaJJ;y ~.000 mtl• -warranty. wamnf1 book. WW •U W WI'
'61 OLDS •tat.Ion win. t t1.m1ry te&lures, run Vlh)'l Ir>-356 poat. St•no I tar-. oldtr car In trade. mum.. ll!tted . f.flnt cond. $295. IUN"SJLT FORD '80 T..Slttl, fully eqp'd Biii: Blue look Wholt..it JmO., -l!Cr-Vallon--t.-A_a_to_m_i_t_l_c,
pea. Xlnt cond. $ 5 t S. ttrtor, ~-er ited'IJit, powtt Chroml whla. Xtru. Ul50 t..8. Call Bill, Of.1173 or Wknd1 96W275, alt Labor 5440 GtMen (;rove Shd, oUtr Olr. C&ll ~4. Uk ft# 13))/00. Good d
S41-19M an 8. ..._ .. _ tac,_ elr cond. er Bat otrer. ~5239 560634. d8y ~Mr. Johrwon Weatmln1ter f3e..ol0 :Ht-2142 St&rl • con • •
-·-_, 1ii1;\;~iUTiCTdriiniioP:lif".&nf'~'Di'ii:ti;; ~==~=~=-1 --::.-::.::;;;;;:...,,,--11"'"''""',,...."'· ,-;;-;;::;---=: .. ,,.-. _,oft .. TrS Heacb balm time, Blti Radio Ii: beater. Must aee I 'ft Pl)l1n(M.llb Furr Ill. AIC. I '61 Pt.Y?f10UTH, ~ dr hrdtop, 1S YOUR AD IN ~881• DAILY Pit.ln' WANT ADii '!S T .. 811\t) '98$ CL.ASSlC '9 T-8lrd, nu iilltt d-h=Mll &n;;:;Uhe
prt leltedon ewr! Se,.. the drtw to apprtda.tt:, (Pri ~ nd\o, Landau iop. t,000 ml auto. p/1, mech. eound. f'l'EDT Someone WW be J'or DaQJ Pilot Want Ada Too oondlUon. Owner tlm, trans. DIU1 extra. ..,.._
O.\ILY PILOT WJ...lfr AD~! ty) phone 546-122-t $33JO, 49&-3225 evn • S175. 615--0690. looking tor It Dial 6G-5618 Dial 64U671 6~ or 646--~T $1150 or bell;. ~ Whit. eieptmntlf
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Southern ~cli fornia ~s Charg er Headq ua rte rs
' LARGEST SELECTION OF CHARGERS
TO ~1'1005~ F~OM IN SOUTHERN CALlF.
· ·aRAN~EW '69 CHARGERS
~ CHOICI .
OF
. COLOU
.· JM.MEDIATE · DELIVERY
Show the dooler my ·guarantee and ask ii he
can match ill If not, com~ Into HARBOR DODGE
' ·.' home .>f Jhe GOLD STAR ~UARANTEE.
I.Jo& Swic£, Ownor-Gootnl M-
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I~ UNCONDITIONAL OUAIWllll
LOOK l'OI THE GOLD STAR IN THE WINDSHIELD
.ftr ,,.., .JnfKtiM 100% u.et.Mlt~tl '-rlltfN ~ This St• statu ill writi"I thlt
lllrbor· Do4p 1..,....., tho qr 100% lfliuf mtehonlul lltfoct1 ltr 100 up ·or ,,oao,.a.•wlllcli "" •-·flnl:olhr·,.-Tbls·locludts 111 -~Jul jlll1I; e11etric:11 .p,.....r, Mtttry,' .,,........., l'ldle, ll11t .. tt1 111 e1n. Tll11 gw .. tf ......... '""''"!'·illlor-,,.. """""·~ ....,., .... !•"" , .... ''""'
locket "'" • Hlduw•t 'hlld)llhb • foll •ioyl illhrior • Nyloo Cll'Pllf119 • Roor
' dtck spolltr e full rldnt fnltrvmtntltion • •:""" -'-'n: • ·Ath tny U9ht • · ~Jl.D. tor1ion IWI_{ bor. • . ·.' ~~llJij;Jj:-~,J:l.'llWit ~w:&?qiL~
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Lallor Dar $. 68 · "··TOTAL ""' W•ud ·. -. ..·PRICE "-"' OPEN
Price , . . , . . . .. · • ru ""' ~ 'TIL MIDNIGHT ~
1969 D~At' 'S\Y:IN~'ER". . If FRIDAY: SATURDAY, SUNOAY, MONDAY ii!
'68 DODGE Dart · '68 DODGE
GTS 2 Dr. Hlrdtop 51888' ~!: ,..J~;;,C." .:;,r:; s21·a9
V.f. airtamatlc. rMlo \..'::· _... ~ & neJt•. ~ .,. ...,...,. ..... 1119. I *· {;Ol"b $T.filt.,IVSW 61'1
•""-GOl..O STU. CWP, INJ . ~TOTAL PRltE ~ + fu .I. LIC.
TOTAL ~ll(E ,i ~t r.111 •L'S , -"'·· ..,;..;. ------
IRANDsN~W 2~b:to1'4all.D1'01' LA. BOR DAY ·
v. Ml ·~"•'•••' ~91143~.
'68 PLYM~UTH. : . . . '68 DODGE . .
s ••• 1111. '1'688 ~s:: -51:68.B v-1 .. 1on1'1ic ,,_. .,_. ~:·~nil r•i.i. llhtw . •• : ............ •. -·.?;tb m, ,,., ~"
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Labor Der tr, .
Weekend ~·,
Price ... 'u • ct:·
T • r • ""i: , •
'2888 • TOT,(L
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t .. Tqx & lie.
~:'° 1918 DODGE
D )00 ~ TON
CUSTOM CAB
Deluxe 'Nhetl Ccfvits~: fu nv: filt1ory
equ;ppedl Motor No. H67li'956.
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
LABO! DAY WHKIND PRICE s21aa T~~~~ + ilax & Lit,
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FINAL YEA~ 'END
CLEA RAIKE
SALE!
LARGEST SELECTION
OF NEW 1989 DODGES
IN SO. CALIFORNIA
* * *
ENTIRE STOCK
NEW & USED
RE DUCED TO SELL
*. SPICIAL LOW PRICfS *
GOUl~&TA~ CUfR 1'!5> • • TOTAL PRl"E -TOTAL Pll(E + t!x l Lk. ;... !•. · • '"· .+ T•i l lie.
·66 CHEVROLET '66 MUSTANG ..
'~'" H~~top,,, '"" 51188 ~4;rfrl~~i~~l!~-l:n51W•9_4'" 88
vil'ft'ttlflttrlor \llNtt ..OI I ta GOLD lTAJl, CSJ, WI
• ' ·TOT~ ,.llCE + TU l Ot.
m11 . ~r •trr1no, "'°"'1! ~.., 6la.-:' wT.i1::'11'rir•:;: · 1 I'S nu.
TOTAL PRK;E \. T•~. Lie.
'66 CHEVROLET '65 FORD L tD .· , .
hoptlo S.S; Hntop 51188 -.. ~~:;;..°',_ $4 "88' :r;J, ... -'1:".:<'r.fx;" .. ~ .... ,'.lwv"'!.'r.: • I U
'. TA,L PRICl> ·\· TOTAL PRICE· + T•• •Lit.
TO. ·+-n• Lk. ----· -----
'66. BUICK . . '67 ~IJSTANG: ,
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'66 PONTIAC '66 BUICK Special
"M ... 2 0'· H'"''"' 51·o· 88' ~w• ~~ .. ~ $988 ~1t.r!',:W. ~ .!:~1:f ! "•7cn ITM:1(lllll. ..01." _,... • ... .,Stt'»11
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'67 PLYMOUTH '65 PONTIAC
. · .. . le M1n1 2 Door Hlirdtop ,,ry s.d.. 51.088 : t'·" .... , .• -.... s-888 v... wromtric tr11111'1'1i111oro,• • • _,, lfttrlfl<!, rtdlo I.
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STAR~ING AUGUST 29, 30, 41 ··7 DODGE Dart '65 MUST ANG ~ 31 AND ENDING MIDNIGHT ~ 2 Door H"dtop $788
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. . · '66 MUSTANG ·~ VOLKSWAG~N
EASIEST .. TERMS
FLE XIBLE FINANCINS
Fist & 1ccur1t1 credit 1pprov1I, courteous Fin1nct
M1Ngen on ~vty 1t 1ll .fime1. •
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OPEN 8 A.M. TO l.l P.M.
& DAYS A WEEK '
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DEPARTMENT NOW OPEN :8 A.M. TO
i'1 P.M •. 5 QAYS A WEEK I
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TOTAL PRICi
'66 MERCURY '65 VOLKSWAGEN
Comet C•prl . $888' ' ~ ... "'" ""~ M•• $688 v.1, '!"l"")llic, rM~. htl11t • -· CMNU Ullt • ~I~~! !fltUIOI',
GOLD STAii. l'l'Xll 1171. TOTAL PIUCE •.
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11.Clyno 2 DMr '. · • $6' 88
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'66 PLYMOUTH '64 CHEVROLET Vali1nt 2 Door ,
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Ask Them Yourself
'OR FERNHER JION BR.4VN,
ler, Te:ra•
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•JNU:eMlp woa of eosr.e
oa re.eauy lo Mrdt1-
LWIHtrrh lln~W, f'y·
e It would lit.er.Uy bum up before it
reached the earth (just u do mQllt me·
tcoritea}-r But NASA concentrates on
making the spacecraft·s entry velocity
and Bight.path angle as preciee as poui·
hie. Calculations ao far have been eo
exact that all Apollo spacecraft have
landed no more than 12 miles from their
recovery abips.
FOR BOFIE KVHN,
8-b.ll Commi.uilHt~r
R°"' •re cite MCNI .,.,...
•bl4J plllyer1 clu>Hn in
enclt leo1ue1,,..C. L. Ses·
aon, Kin61por&, Tenn.
e By a committee made up of members
of the Baseball Writers of America.
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FOR ERIC SEY .4REID, CBS llt'W
In tlwt ~•• ·~ "Tlae
Colh1e Tarmoil.," yo•
'"" a qaOllfUoA da.a I
tMI lllMl6'e lo Kel eor·
reedy. F oald you pkaH
rePff• u, ,,...,, t10lao .. a UP-Miriam
R. Sieplaeru, rUcnille, TelUI.
• The quotation I Wied was from Alfred
North Whitehead, the British scholar who
lived his last years at Harvard. He said :
.. Wait for the back streets; when they
move, the intellectuals are swept uide.,.
l added. '•That would be a pity."
FOR MRS. LYNDON B. JOHNSON
By lef111iJJS rlae Flail.e
Roue, laaoe you alao ~Ji "°"' projecl, lo ,,_..,..
fy .4Merie.G, or telll yo•
condnue yoar tNrls in
IAU •re•P-Mr1. Merllut A. llo.tph,
De11U. Lalut, N.D.
• l will always be intereeted in bfuer·
ing the environment that we all live in.
Presently l am t1erving on the Advisory
Board on National Parks, Historic Sites,
Buildings, and Monuments. Other than
that, l hope to concenttate on working at
a local level now that I am back home.
FOR ED SVLLl'Y .4N
How do you «!nlerCoin
)'Ollr •-"Jenee dariltg ,.,
to•Mercio l•? -T lno
F "~ BloorrtlJJSwn., IU.
• Commercials only run 60 seconds. so l
have time to speak briefly to the audi-
ence, or aometimea I have one of . the
show's comics tell a brief juke.
FOR COL. EDFIN R. IUIUCS,
Clti~/ of S tal, 11. S. Militnry
.A~. l'r,.tYoi11c.N~r .... -~
B0te ... .,.r_, r-.
aulea. drop ..c ~
dae '"""6.e.Nc yHr, ·-.,,.., I. dae ... jor caue1 .,.,._, ....
nUy lwfpperu ao ~' .,,..,,_.,.,_
Terry Sla.piro, Lo. -'Afelu, C.U/.
• A Weet Point class .usually will loee
30 percent of ill original membership by
the time it is graduated, with more than
half of this Jou oc:curring during the first,
nr "Plebe" year. About half resign volun.
tarily simply becauae they do not want a
military career ; the other half for aca-
demic, medical, or physical deficiencies.
I belie'fe that more than 90 percent of
thoee who leave go on to complete their
college educatiom elsewhere.
FOR BONIT .4 CIUNYILLE,
11J1ociate producer, .. IAssi~".
Row many "°I• are rued
U. alae "Louie" '" 1erie11
-Knren R•nner1, K•n·
luelr.ee, IU.
• There is just one Lassie.
FOR IUNDOLPH F. THROllF'ER,
Commi$1iotter. l111eNllll
R~Serviu
I• tlwtre • &cs deduction
/or • lao...,;/e .Mo lwfa
,._, ""'41rwdl re.aoeefl
/rOfA "°"' eye1'! IJ '°'floe. •I• "411e
11 beerbaf.,. il1-Jlr1. Tell BOflC!la..
U.., Rinao1t, F. 'Y •·
• The tax law has no special proviaion
for cataract operations, but a taxpayer
who meet.I the test for blindneu on the
last day of the year is allowed an extra
$600 exemption in addition to the regu·
lat penonal exemption. Age isn't a factor
al all
FOR RAYMOND BVRR
la your Perry /tf uon H·
riea, did 10ll ner loae •
~ ii& coearl1-F alter
Kre-,Jr., Viietl, N.Y.
e Only once did it appear 1hat Perry
Muon was going to lose a case. bu1
eventually Perry won it .
FOR RVCR CAYCE,
Dirrctor, Cayce F oundatiora
Do you bf!lieoe "'41 -peo-
ple wlao ll11ed pre11iofl.I
U"' eoere cite MMe ttJ&
dull alley are lofl..y1-
PlayUu S1mr&, Lu J' e1a, Neo.
• Edgar Cayce gave more than 2,000
life readings and found that generally tht"
penoo was given incarnation& with the
same aes: some individuals. however,
moved from one sex to the other.
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WHAT T'itE WORLD!
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All's Well That EtMls Well James Play Statue Neal Watson, ~d's
Coburn1 wr of ''Blood Kln," recentty deep-diving record holder, also train•
·-··WO" reminiscing about the-happiest--ottadr -dogt. ·~--operates diving
yean of his life: "Just ofter graduation schools and a df'tective agency In the
from Los Angeles City CoUege," he told Bahamas. "I don't breed attadt dogs,H
Family Weekly, "I took off for New N~I told u.. "PeopJe, whose pets are
York with a group of friends from too hard to handle, tum 1hem over to
Compton. None of us made much mon. me, and I train them." Suppose an in·
James
Coburn
ey while trying to bteak into the thea-
ter, but we looked after one another.
We cored, like o big family." Now
most of them have fomilies of their
own. In fact, one of the girls married
Coburn's friend, director Mork Rydell.
This yeor the Rydells and the Coburns
plan to vocation ·in the Far East to,
gether. ''We'll have o lot more money
but less fun," Coburn believes.
"Children of All Agff .•• " Every-
day is cwcus day somewhere in the
WOtld. And no one knows it better
thon the memben of Circus Fans ~
sodotion of America. aA is a group
of dedicated buffs, business, and pro-
fessional men who never grew away
from their childhood love of the big
top. Through an lnfonnol grapevine,
they follow .,_., circus and exchange
the latest news and gossip. Member-
s.hip is open, but there are never any
free passes. CFA's ciddreu Is P.O. Sox
605, Auroral Ill. 60508.
nocent victim were comered by an at·
todc dog? A dog ii attracted to move·
ment, so stand stlll, do not try to
escape. He won't bother you. Just
stand guard until help comes. Actual·
ly, you'll be lucky if you could folntt
Our choice, too.
Mr. Miu America What's it lib to
be married to a Phi Beto Kappa who~s
also Miss America? For the answer,
Family Weelly went to attorney Rod
Wilson, who has been married to Deb-
bie Bryant, Miu America of 1966. for
two years. ''We are not going to let
a career bust up our marriage," Rod
said finnly. (Debbie Is still active in
the pageant and will co-host the 1969
Mr. and Mn.
Rod W il.on
contest from Atlantic City next Satur·
day over NBC-tv.) "I'm very ptoud of
her, although I'll soy that the fellows
on campus (Univenety of Kansas)
didn't make it easy to be a celebrity's
husband. The one thing I won't allow
is for Debbie to go into the movies."
"But darting," Debbie purred1 "I
wouldn't even wont tol"
Jacqueline Fogel and art
Junk Nouveau Jacqueline Fogel wo1 fasci-
nated by New Mexican lndiam' Kochina dolls
-images of gods brightly pointed. So now the
New York divorcee makes her own-out of old
fumlturet She has used doorknobs; cor ports,
porch pasts, chair legs. Even a kitchen sink.
Her basement and cupboards would shock any
housewife, but Jaequeline doesn't care--W
sold one Item for $650, although it repretented
a month's work. "Not many people do this sort
of thing," she says. ''They just can't stond the
clutter."
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A FEW DAYS AGO I asked a friend how
she · had enjoyed the trip from
which she and her family had just re-
turned. My friend is from Rhode Is-
land-and this vital statistic goes a
long way t.oward explaining the am-
biguity .of her answer:
"W4!11, it wasn't what we'd expected."
The limb of a tree is not something a New
Englander goes out on. I was born and grew
up in the Middle West, but, untiJ this ex-
change with my friend, it had not occurred
to me this geographic incident would affect
my responae to the sorties I have made from
my native milieu.
I stay away from a discomfiting specula-
tion about the possible cause being a lack of
orderliness of mind. There is no getting away
from the realization, however, that I have
always gone on a trip with great expecta-
tions of enjoymentr-but never with a mental
prospectus detailing what to expect.
My first view of Pam, for example, was
through a window in a corridor of the boat
train from Cherbourg. Since this was my first
trip to Europe, this was my first journey on
a French train, and I spent nearly every
minute of it at a window in the corridor of
my coach.
I had seen pictures of European trains,
so I knew the corridor would not be down
the center but along one side. But I did not
know it would be wide enough for two peo-
ple to pass nor have windows along the
whole length.
Until I saw a passenger beside me operate
it, I did not know the windows could be
lowered from the top, allowing, in 3eason-
able weather, an inquisitive traveler like me
to put his head out for a wider view.
I had not expected, either, very nearly to
pitch all the way out when I heard for the
first time the piercing shriek of a French
train whistle. I am no longer startled wit-
less ; it is now a sound I not only expect but
love (though not musicaJly) as a symbol of
France. To this day, each time I hear it, I
Some American tourists want
noted writer,
entertain for a moment, happily, a visual
image of an elderly spinster who has dis-
covered a Dlan under her bed.
The sight of the Eiffel Tower had an effect
as positive as the whistle's but in the oppo-
site direction. Instead of leaving the ground,
I think I would have sunk into it had there
not been a horizontal bar acroaa the window,
convenient for resting elbows while looking
out, handy for clinging to when I suddenly
developed knees in aspic. I heard myself say
aloud, "I didn't expect it t.o lpok so fragile
and delicate." And then I remember I said,
in order to believe it, "Emily Kimbrough's
coming into Paris!"
n.. .... "'°'Y of that arrival in Paris is
vivid to me today, but I do not remember
any landmark that balanced my anticipation
nor a detail of living that was not a surprise.
Because of my awareness of a chronic de-
ficiency in mathematics, I had studied and
rehearsed aloud the details of French cur-
rency and the proper percentage for tips. I
was not equipped, however, for the details
of my first encounter with a French porter.
He exhorted everyone within hearing of
his powerful voice to understand the starving
condition of his wife and large family that
would certainly not be relieved by the miser-
able sum I was offering .him. Without doubt,
too, because of the size and weight of my
luggage-and I had been ashamed of its
modesty-his back was injured, and he would
be unable to work again for a long time. Out
of humiliation at my own situation and con-
cern for his, I would have given more had
a Frenchman not intervened .
The family of my taxi driver was in an
even more pitiable condition, but I had dis-
covered, with some surprise at my aptitude,
how quickly public morUfication can harden
the heart.
No experienced traveler nor guidebook had
told me t.o include in my preparations, physi-
cal conditioning for a lighting device I would
meet in the kind of French hotel I could af-
ford. It was (and still is) called a min.uteri.e
and performs just as the name sounds, light-
ing the corridors one minute from the instant
the starting button is pushed.
The hellish invention is always installed
on the ground floor by the front door. My
room was on the third ; there was no elevator.
If I took the position of a competitor in the
50-yard dash at a track meet-knees flexed,
body forward, head out, and one hand on the
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When You Travel By EMU.. Y KIMBR.OlTGH
everything abroad to be a reflection of their home-alas, says this
they lose all the adventure of exploration
light button-I could make my own door.
Encumbered by packages or a heavy coat,
more than once I only touched second base
and had to make the awful decision between
groping my way to third or backing down
to start over again.
There were other minuteriea I raced, but
only the first Paris hotel at which I stayed
boasted an additional mechanical device that,
however accidental, was astonishing. The
telephone was in a room off the foyer.
During the day the phone responded in a
normal way to the deposit of a coin and rang
obligingly to announce an incoming call With
the approach of dusk, it became a kind of
spiritualistic medium. It received and trans-
mitted a radio program of music broadwt
from the Eiffel Tower.
I would have accepted with admiration this
extrasensory perceptiveness of the telephone
had it not aroused such aesthetic rapture in
the breasts of the hotel proprietors, Nicholas
and his wife Madelaine. At the time of day
when a Jonged-f or call was most likely to
come from a beau with an invitation to din-
ner, these besotted music lovers would hud-
dle in the telephone room, the receiver off its
base, dangling between them.
A tearful plea to restore the mechanism
to its earthly function, if only for 15 min-
utes, would be repulsed with sharp and in-
dignant hisses. A timid suggestion that the
purchase of a radio would bring more music
in more comfortable surroundings was con-
sidered so illogical, since it involved spend-
ing money, it could be proposed only bl an
American.
In the years since that first breathtaking
trip, I have visited other countries and, be-
cause of Jove at first sight, made Greece my
Gr11~k ltotela on colorf ul,_.o arc tile propricton.
objective moat frequently. That country fills
to overflowing my greatest expectations, but
its hotel personnel neJ'er expect me.
My arrival at a hotel in whatever city or
town is always received by its management
with astonishment. Certainly there is no res-
ervation in my name; indeed my name until
that moment has never been 8een nor heard.
I know by now to meet this firmly, vocifer-
ously, and without panic.
The pattern does not change; only the time
lapse varies-the clerk and the manager,
summoned to substantiate the impossibility
of housing me, look at each other as if trans-
ported by a divine revelation at a mysterious-
ly precise mom...ent.
"Ah, Madame Keembro,t• one says, and the
other immediately and antiphonally shouts,
"Madame Keembro .... "
Then alternately and together, in rising
pit.ch, "All day we are waiting for you t What
happiness that you are here! Many people
come. They are begging rooms. I say no--
only for Madame Kenn.bro!"
We form a joyous procession enlarged by
a porter, chambermaid, and elevator boy.
They all crowd into my room, try the bed,
raise and lower the window shutters, and
proudly ftush the toilet.
Last summer, after a la pee of years, I went
to Paris. Because of reluctant conceMion to
my physical conditioning, I stayed at a guide-
book-starred hotel.
The clerk at the desk received my name
with courtesy and indifference. Certainly a
room waa available. Had I not received their
acknowledgement of my reservation 1
A bellboy was at my side with letters that
had come and were held for me. The elevator
moved smoothly up to our ftoor.
The telephone was ringing as we came into
my room. The desk clerk was inquiring if the
room waa satisf rttory. If I required maid
service or any pressing done, would I push
one of the buttom be8ide the telephone? Each
button, I would observe, was identified by a
tiny sketch of the service it would summon.
This was to offset any possible language dif-
ficulties. I order0'1 some food and a gl888 of
wine brought to my room. That came at once.
This was not wMt I had expected in Paris.
I was so depressed I did not recapture my
Jove for that dea~·, beautiful, exciting city
for two days. +
Enfoy European VacatlOM on $5 a Dayl
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1Sf •ltippiw11 /two eo7'11 of "E•rOJHI cm 16 a Do11" f()
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Statioll, Nftll Ytwk, N.Y. 10011. Yoe. ma11 al•o ord•r
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How Music Psychologists Can Now
MIJLTIPLY CHANCES YOIJR-CHILDWILL
SING, DANCE OR PLAY -Gl\'E HIM
A LO\'E FOR MIJSIC-LIFELONG!
HEAD START wtth M111lc ~CW'&"* Dr..-neticalty
SUccenful In Schoola, ........... Camps -
Specially Pre-School -in Hom••!
by Wlliam W. Col* II, c,,.,.....,.oJllNBoanl·
CG' tl1 C•eer,ewa.~ '&U.
Excltins Fun "°'"'" Unlocks TM Music in Yow dtUdl
I It coeca a fratdoe of a c1aJ1y 11ewspe11n.
._. DO purdwle of lllltnillltlll.I and even
1'0rltl for l)llfteca wftbout musical talenl,
i.i.. to 1lel&J or Wdq for musk: 1.i-lv..
It wcwb wMtber your cbild Is I months
or 7 or I ,ears old -wheiher pte-tc:hool, ill
ldlldeqarteo or ar1lde lldlool. It worb even
If your dllld hM DO "car" for mudc -dls-
Ubl "pnctldaa" or la tcrrifted of pcrfonn-U.... ll wotb whctller your child ii bat
allited to .ui,. daac:e oc play wbateYa
~t.
lt cmt ~ YoW' cbil4 to llltnt 10 music
ID a way be hu m'feC knoWD -to ponlcl· ~· tn,lbe mualc -to Ion and bow mutJc; eo wcn 111.at be onea actuall.Y .. ,1c1,,-1 the
1empo and rt\1Ulm of the musk he la beln&
tal.llbt boW to play. ll cao ,,._IUlltlon
,our dU.14 to ftaall tbtolllb musk: aliht read-
IAJ twice .. fut .. I.be -· bQiluWll dlild. .
A••dntl>', educaton J'Cport th1t tbs Pro-
.,._ha iDc.r-4 cblldrm'a IWJ/q abiUcy
10 puQy lt II -4 ta -ecboola Mllr./r to build vocabuluy. For bqinDen It llu
lncnued c:ountlna 1bWty llld tnowled,e ol Fnnch 111d SpuJah words. h bu ldmullCcd
childnll'a fricAd mlldn1 111d their mt.ire .--.ittlea.
E)C, ear aod ,._, 9'da
-bhw to tatc Pl1dlo-lolkal ldvaeta,e of Yollt
YoWll cbild's all U-IUeta iA imqlnldoa, c:wi·
Olic.Y aad naturll ~
-· Yow c:bl1d tee1 and hean the word•, noee. aad l(OfY -bean
t.be lltuUc ud -tbe related .,.. cok>f pk:twe
-be111 the featured lnstnunan white -'nc
It's photosr1ph. l!acb lllflmSCI your dllJd la tbt~.
Makes Music A G1m11
E,_ I ''mOlllic hllll\t" dllld putld!Nl(el
enthUliMtlcally -becaue It'• flla! Tbe Pro-.,_ 1eta ~ .ull cblld ,.__,.., -or
~ ()( aplMMa _, 1111141 lrOWlll to
mwk Wb6lia ~ rtl.)1lm .... It
--,.... ddld ............ ~ .-tllalb'
.... Wida .,_ ... _ ...... up ..
-locly -tcamiq "'* aDd mlllk wtdlollt yow tuda.IQa. YOU do • WU. M )'OU wllll
-or u lllUda. Just 9'ddlll Oii .-1'C*d plmr 1& odd -nts ls eoouab.
Tbe Prosr-'1 telecdom ate U.O.. daM
belt •-,.mt pk:Curn" md ''1ell ll«lee" -
Ucaly. MOit familiar folll .,.... ~
become euper vMd by a H11 upert6ac:.
techlllque. Your dilld ls lllown llow to ac>
compaay -rbytbm venloa of plala old
"JIQsle a.De" -with 1116 OWll baDI -later
with a coy ~lopliooe. ~
or ukldele. Children be1 for me "cllllUcal" WOllam TeU
O'Ml'twe -wllm mo.. bow to ~ wfdl WOC>4ea ldcb tbe lllUllka1 "c:Jjp dop" ol a.ona·
i.oo-kard In It.
Yoiar child hnltatce the dwy ,..,..... .-nyiJlc de-.
.... la the ''C1;;fTal ol Alllmala." Your
boy .. lbawll bow to lcrvt lib • circus
poay -IO mlllic. Y OllC airf daDCU OD the !!pl of lier toes to Sw• Lake lmltatilla die
"little ewam.." Tbe entlte famib' can aiAa
roundl aod plly muaical .-. ID llmpae
even ~lers cu follow them.
Your diild ckllahts In tbe atoriel of tbe
muaic Hb tbe old Rllllian l.qend btblod
the Fltebird ballet. S1q1 by step you.r c:blJd
l.s 1ulded from the simplest rhythms IDd
IOCIP co areat musk of world f11110US com-
poeen foe duldtell.
R1COpize1 Each Instrument
Thrills to Each Music Treasur•f
YOUI child la caiued to lckndy ud love
the 10und of each !min-at Ind the plloto-
anpb ol It, to ectect a f1Voritc -u d often
to "'" to talce It up.
In cllCb ltlocdoa
u mUl)I U..UU-ta as poulble solo .
Your dllld qulckl1 recosn I.met 1nd lova the woodwinds that I
play tbe swaa•s Ant
melodY aod the low plucked 1trla11 of
cello IDd ball Wldet· neatb. Tbe ba1111tlna
melodica. I.be oomlc eftecta, the mY1ttrlou1
eflec:u. tbe llatp'1 chordl all tltrlll YOUI
dtlld. The dlltincdve IOUDd of trumpel llld
"tuba -Ille triaqte'a tinkliq -the tril1ina
pfccolo IOlo each dellahl blm.
Your cbild 100R eapecta. walta foe llDd
lot'CI Ille lute'• lilvery nm of I.be ''ea·
dlanted" mllllc. And belt of all Ille muakll
picwrrt lib tbe cdJo piallrina a IWlll alidl.aa over tbe water -che pl1110'1 "rlp-
Plilla Walel" ICCOmpaatUnml -I.be pllopi.na
rhythm of rldcn oa faat bunes -tbo "ddp-
dl'op" of I.be nJa -1111d !JM "wllino,ylna"
-.ind played by tbo ttwapet.
Yow chlkl duilll to uda tradJUoaal fa-
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llttle atrt •llatib In the bllJet llld ntz
lllUSI<:. Your boy waela Ille lheb' military ........ ud miallnl bllljo lJll(lOpa$ed ~. Boda loft the ''al>OC>b" mmtc from
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DEEP-SEA FISHING-SPORTS
A New Frontier
for Sportsmen
By ERWIN ~ BAUER.
ON A BRIGHT blue da y last
spring in the south Florida
Keys, 12-year-old Melinda Mark-
son ·of Miami caught a tarpon
which weighed 84 pounds-exaet-
ly one pound more than her own
weight.
Kore remarkable atm ia that although
the tarpon ia one of the world'• greateet
pme fllhea. Melinda uaed the same kind
of tackle ehe mJrht have uaed for baaa or
trout in frab water.
Aatoundina? Not exactly. It was a great
catch to be 1ure, but more and moTe Amel"-
icana of au ages are 1uddenly diacovering
the splendid ealt--water ftahi~ that exists
an around our more than 60,000 miles of
aeacoaat. And they are al80 using lighter
and Hrbter tackle to catch bifpr ftab.
1tw11,, w ........ ,commercial jet
pilot Stu Apte, who spende his spare time
breaking rod.and-reel records) caught a
98-pound aailftsh on line testing only five
pounds. Previously he had caught the
world-record tarpon, a 161 ~ pounder, on
a ftyrod in only 18 minutes.
Until recently, Americans have always
preferred' to ftsh In aweet water. And it's
no wonder becauae the country is laced
with Jakes and riven abundant with many
fresh-water species. But there baa always
been a fraternity of deep-au fishermen.
They fiahed moetly off Florida and the
nearby Babamaa, Southern California, or
traveled to distant places on other conti-
nents. Although very exciting. not too
many could atrord the expensive sport.
Nowtldaya that' a all changed.In the paat
decade or so, leas costly boats have made
it poesible for more outdoonmen to ex-
plore aalt water aafel;y. Futer, more effi-
cient tran1portation brought the eeacoaata
closer to everyone. And new developments
in tackle .cnd techniques have made it pos-
sible for anyone to get in on the action.
Few placea on earth can boast of so
many fertile fis hing holes and so many
species of ftsh . Every summer giant blue-
ftn tuna cruise past the cout of Maine.
Fishermen with beach buggies cut for
striped bass from the beaches of Cape
Cod; fall is the best time of year for both
fishing and weather there.
Chesapeake Bay is well knolin for striped
bass (locally known a.a rockfiab), and in
autumn charter boat& depart dail;y from
Ocean City, Md., to look for white marlin.
Excellent ftshing extende all down the Vir-
ginia cout to North Carolina and Cape
Hatteru, the hottest spota of aD.
This summer baa been the best in mem-
ory for eatehinr blue mat"Jin out of Kore-
head City, N .C., and white marlin were
found near Orecon Inlet. Still tbe best
ftahing o1 all occun in the Hatteras eurf
when striped baas an mi&Tating.
Florida ftabiq ia the beat known to salt-
water bu1r1. In late fall the aailfiah show
up in wholesale numben in the Gulf Stream
from Stuart south to the Keye. Snook lurk
in inshore waten and bonefiah are found
on the lukewarm ft.ata of the Keya.
0... hotspot, still largely undiscovered
by serious fishermen, is the Gulf Coast off
Panama City, Fla. Fall is the best · time
because dolphin and aailftab rather there.
AU of t he Tex.as Gulf Coaat is good, but
that portion (Padre bland) from Corpus
Christi to the Hexican border is great
fishing country. Tarpon run in Aranaaa
Pua at one end of Padre and Bruos de
Santiago Paaa on the other. In Lapna
Madre behind the Island ia the best spotted.
weakfish and redftah an1ting &nflthere.
Southern CAJitornia waters from Long
Buch to San Dleso, and offshore to Santa
Catalina and San Clemente, are well known
for the runa of albacore, yellowtaill, and
tuna. San Franclaco Bay baa striped b&el.
Cooa Bay, Ore., la good for aalmon, but
Puget Sound is better.
Although a good many anglers still use
the heavy traditional tackle, especially for
the very large ft.sh, the trend ia all toward
making the ftabing tou1her and more chal-
lenging with frail gear. On this light tack-
le, any ftsh bu a better chance to fight
and to escape. More and more-anglers also
prefer arti1icial bait. Their philosophy is
to fool the ftsh, not to feed them.
New electronic devices and techniques
have been helpful, too. The sonar instru-
ments used to spot submarines now locate
a boa la, bare, reefs, as well aa acbools of ftah.
The frontiers of sport ftahinr nowadays
are in the salt. And for many of the moet
serious frontiersmen, all the silver loving
cups and engraved plates wouldn't match
catching same ftab with lirht tackle.
And moJ'e often than not, they releue
the ft.sh alive to n.ht asaln another day. •
The GRACE OF GOD-.
What Does It Mean?
EYeo among Chtmians, ~re is perma.omdy unless apdled by
oftai misuodcrsaa.oding of the terious sin. Aaual grace moYCS
oaN.re &od effects of this super· us to do good worb.
oatunl gift. Tbett are ocher kinds, qoali-
S.ved &om misfonuoe ... or tics and purposes of divine grace
bleued ina worldly way ... 90me withwhicbeveiyOuistianshould
pjous &od well-nieaning ~pie be familiar. tiding spue to de-
att wOiDt to say: "It was only by scribe chem hett, we have pub-
the grace ol God." This may lished an inrCICSring podcet-size
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doesn't necessarily reflect the un· we will be happy to send you a
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Christian should mvc. This oew pamphlet covers such
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fused in the aou1, making it "ActoaJ Grace" ... '"Other Kinds
pleasing co God. No ooe can of Gnce" ... 'Ways to Obtain
merit divine grace, or acquire it Grace" and "How Can We Merit
by bis owo unaided efforts.. •..• God's Grace?" It explains what
by grace J'OU att saved ... ttw DO( we muse do ro make oundvcs
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God" (Epb. 2:5·8). of grace ... how rhe s.uamcnl3
There a.re. moceover, diatioc-and prayer open the cbannds
tioru in the kind, quality an&i pur· rhrough which the grace of salva-
J>O'e5 of divine grace. The first tioo is pouted inro our sou.la.
distinction is between saocrifying
gace. which the Church calls a
penna.ocor quality in me IOU!,
~ actual grace. described as a
tn.nsi~t movement from God
that comes and goes and acts oo
the soul rather dw.n in it. S.OCri·
Eying gnu makes the soul pleas-
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Lif e Saver for Victims of
Hidden Diseases
A doctor's daughter nearly dies .from
adverse reaction to medical· treatment-and
from this near-tra gedy comes a wa rning
system to help millions
By MARION C. COLLINS, M.D.
M Y 14-year-old daughter
walked quickly into the
medical center, a handker-
chief wrapped tightly around
her bleeding finger.
M a doctor'• daughter, Linda was
conscious of infection d~n. In
m.y absence, abe had gone to her phy-
sician-uncle to treat the cut. After
cleaning and bandaging it, he
scratched a droplet of tetanus anti-
toxin into his niece's skin to check
for reaction before giving her the
full injection.
Within seconds, Linda collapsed
raapinr for breath, struck down by
the often fatal allergic reaction,
aMplt.11la.zu. Her uncle took swift
counteraction. After three days in
an oxygen tent, Linda ftnally was
pronounced out of danger.
But I knew she would never be out
of danger. What could be done to
protect my daughter against a pos-
sible fatal injection 1 We decided on
a note taped to her wrist and a wat-
let-aized warning card. But when she
would soon be away at college, these
precautions could be overlooked.
When I suggest.ed a small tattoo,
both Linda and her mother vetoed it.
Finally I came up with the idea for
a chain-link bracelet with an eye-
catching disk. On one aide in red
were put the words, "Medic Alert"
and the medical symbol; on the other
was engraved "allergic to tetanus an-
titoxin." Linda was pleased, and my
anxiety was relieved.
But the bracelet also started me to
think about all those people--one in
every five, according to the American
Medical Asaoclation-who live in
fear that their bidden medical prob-
lems will not be discovered when in
abock or unconscious. Wouldn't a
bracelet like Linda's lift this fear,
UteraJly apeakinr, for them in an
emerseaey? I talked to pbyaiciana,
the police, and public-health officials
and with their enthusiastic encour-
agement founded nonproftt Medic
Alert International.
To the deaign of the original
bracelet. we added an identification
file number and our Turlock. Calif .•
(Zip code 95380) phone number,
making itJ>OSS!ble for physicians to
call collect at any hour, to learn more
about a member.
Nearly 20 percent of those r eceiv-
ing penicillin injections and/or other
antibiotics develop allergies. I recall
a 16-year-old Seattle girl, allergic to
penicillin, who became unconscious
from pneumonia while at school and
had been rushed to a hospital. She
NOW. HUMAN-oRGAN UNK
Blrh among today's medical mir-
acles are transplanta--f or eye cor-
nea, kidney, heart--which, to be suc-
ce&eful, must be done within minutes.
Medic Alert hu established the
finlt nationwide or p n-tranaplant in-
formation bank. Medical Information
and the next-of-Ida's addreu are
made available. ma.kin& possible
swift legal permJasion for the op-
eration.
T he member wears an '~an Do-
nor" Medic Alert bracelet, request-
ing doctor to call Turlock. Calif ..
(Zip code 95380) Immediately.
To date, l,500 people have enrolled
as orsan donors. Parental couent ls
needed for under-21 donol'&
wrote: "Since I wu unable to talk,
my Med le Alert bracelet spoke for
me, otherwlae I would have been giv-
en penicillin .... 16 is too young to
die. I am grateful for the bracelet."
We have learned that there are
some 200 bidden diseases and condi-
tions. The Medic Alert bracelet can
help ruard against possible fatalities.
For ex.ample, epilepsy affects the
lives of about 1,500.000 Americana. A
gl'ateful epileptic wrote : "I blacked
out on my way to work. Since my
seizures resemble drunkenness, po-
lice would have anested me on the
spot had it not been for my Medic
Alert disc. Prior to becoming a mem-
ber I bad been jailed numerous times
for dru1tkenness:•
There are about 2 million known
diabetics who are taking insulin. One
of them is Dan Rowan, of Rowan &
Martin's "Laugh-In" tv show. He
must, of course, follow a rigid health
routine in order to lead a relatively
normal life, but, as an added protec-
tion, he abo wears a bracelet.
One cllabetlc, upon arriving in a .
Miami Beach hotel, wrote: "I was
about to leave the room to go to din-
ner. The next thing I remember is
waking up the following mo ming in
a hospital. The bellhop had found me
and called an ambulance, I was told.
Upon hospital arrival, two doctors
noticing my Medic Alert disc had
proceeded to search my wallet, found
the Medic Alert card, and treated me
for diabetes as the card prescribed.
For those who wear contact lenses,
the eye cornea can be severely dam-
aged if they are left in too long. Re-
cently a letter of thanks came to ua
from a grateful young woman, one
of the thousands wearing contact
lensea. She said: "While surfing, I
received a bad cut and several aearred
areas near one eye. It never occurred
to me to mention that I was wearing
contact lenses when I waa taken to
hoepital emergency. But the doctor
noticed my Medic Alert necklace
stating that I wore them. He told me
that I could have received additional
injury if he had examined my eyes
with the lens in place. So my Medic
Alert disc saved my eyea from fur-
ther injury."
Then there are the 11 million heart
patients who are often vulnerable to
common anesthetics, sedativea, and
stimulants; another 11 million ar-
thritics and rheumatics who are tak-
ing cortisone and its derivatives:
many cardiaca whose heartbeats are
regulated by electrical pacemakers
-all can have the protection and
peace of mind that Medic Alert mem-
bership atl'orda.
The cut on my 'daughter's finger
eventually resulted in my giving up
medical practice and devoting all of
my time to Medic Alert, which now
has 300,000 members and branches
in 10 countries.
Th rourh Medic Alert, I am confi-
dent that I have saved more Jives
than would have been possible in the
operating room. •
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• Potlull"ktt are eattual, fail partle• that
promote good fellowship. Everyone briop
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minufl'tt if paC'kage directivn1 are folluwed
for C'tmkino tllis frozen hoil-i?t-a-bag veoe-
fflblt. SeriJe Jwf with the cold Jl4m loaf,
ht1t mils, and a pickle-vegetable ,.,lish a1-
1wrt metit.
8 ntidJtet 11weet Jtherldu
3· ali<e& n nnecl pineapple, drained
and halved
2 cane (12 oz. H<'h) nnned
lun<'heon meat
~· teaspoon dry mustard
1 tablespoon pineapple syrup
% cup mayonnaiee
Yi cup 11weet pickle relish
J nn (about 16 os.) li•a ~aae, draiDed
J cup laely ct-epped celery
1. Line a 9x5x3-in. Joa.f pan, cutting waxed
paper long enough to cover bottom and
ends of pan and to extend far enough to
cover mixture in pan while chilling. Cut a
second piete of waxed paper large enough '
to cover bottom and sides of pan and to
overlap mixture.
2. Cut 6 gherkinR into halve~ lengthwise;
cut 2 crosswise for round discs to fit cen-
ter of pineapple (see photo design). Set
aside with pineapple.
3. Cut luncheon meat into chunks, and
grind in the container of an electric
blender at high speed.
4. Stir pineapple syrup into mustard and
mix wi\h mayonnaise; add with pickle
relish to ground ham in container and
blend. Tum into a bowl with limas and
celery. Mix well.
5. Onto waxed paper in bottom of loaf
pan, arrange 2 hall-slices of pineapple
with the pickle slices. Cover with about
2 cups of the ham, pressing firmly over
the pickle-pineapple design. Arrange re-
maining pineapple and pickle discs at
sides of pan. Carefully pack remaining
ham into pan. Chill well.
6. Lift upper covering of waxed paper,
and unmold the loaf onto a serving plat-
ter . Gently peel o1f paper. 8 iert1i1'g1
Take a duorative No-Balu Ham Loa,/,
roU1, and a coxtai11t1' ftl~d vnth pickle•
11nd raw vegetabln to r<n1r poUut:k partr.
Icy Milk-Drink Favorites
E veruOfte wiU enjo11 tlteae ,.ntritiom, ffa-
vorf ul drinka. M ix 4 pitcher of each.
Blend 2 cups cold milk and o/l cup dark
com syrup thoroughly. Pour into glasses
filled with cracked iee. For a rich choco-
late drink, stir 4 tablespoons chocolate-
ftavored dessert toppi.Gg Into the milk
with the dark corn syrup. 6 1e-rving11
Pickled Mayonnaise Salad
I cup maronnaiae
4 tablapoou ayrup drained
fro• eweet pickles
I Yz teupoou celel')' seed
Garlic powder to tute
1. Blend all ingredients thoroughly; cov-
er and chill in refrigerator.
2. Mix tom salad greena, seeded water·
melon chunb, and pared cucu•ber slices
.n a salad bowl. Toss with Jeaired amount
of dl"e88ing. 11A cups dre111in11
Key Lime Pie
Thia popular pie origino.tin.g itl the Florida
K ey1 takes cm ita piquant flavor fr()fn those
111tw.ll, yellow-gTeen Key limea.
1 ltabd 9-iD.. putr7 shell (pre-
pared from a pie cHsl mix)
I Y, cup& (15-oz. can) sweetened
condenaed 1nilk
3 eg« y0Uu1
~ cup lime juice
l or Z drops ("reen food coloring
S e11 whites
Y, cup sugar
1. Mix the sweetened condensed milk,
egg yolks, lime juice, and food coloring
until blended. Chill.
2. Turn the mixture into the baked pas-
try shell.
3. Beat egg whites until frothy; add su-
gar gradually, beating wt:ll after each
addition. Beat until stiff peaks are
formed ; spread the meringue over pie
tilling to edge of pastry.
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or until meringue is delicately browned.
On6 9-in. pi•
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The Not-So-Happy
Life of Bob Crane
By PEER I. OPPENHEIMER
TWENTY YEARS ago, Bob
Crane gave up the job he
loved for the girl he loved.
He went on to become one of
radio'• most auceeuful diec jock-
eys, then achieved tv aucceu u
the star of "H~'e Heroes."
Now, at 40, hie marriage baa
collapeed. He's unhappy with hia
succeaeea. Worse, he seems peal-
miltic about the future.
In a word. the happy~lucky,
wisecracking atar is &'Oi~ through
an unhappy chapt.er of hia lite.
A.a a schoolboy in Waterbury,
Conn., Crane bad only one ambi-
tion-to be a drummer. And aa
with moat of his ambitions, he
achieved it. starting at U in a
burlesque house and becoming a
band drummer by 20. He fell in
love then and quit the music world
-"I took a good look at the kind
of life I waa leading and decided
that traveling all over the country
was no life for a married man."
Cnane took on new ambitiona-
radio and a solid family life. Poor-
ly educat.ed, he virtually had to
learn English in self-improvement
coursee, but his wisecracking ta1-
ent soon wu earning him $6(),000
a year. Bia family grew-a son.
now 18. and two daughters, 8 and
9 yean old •
Radio soon palled on Crane, and
he turned to acting-at drat mi-
nor roles, then featured ones (aa
a wisecracking charact.er) in "The
Dick Van Dyke Show" and "The
Donna Reed Show." Then came
"Hogan's Heroes" and more wise-
cracking-but with a difference.
During the filming of an early
show, John Ford, the movie di-
rector who helped make John
Wayne famous, appeared on the
set in time to see Crane stumble
over a chair.
f ord roaNCI with laughter-
"Juat like Duke,'' he said, refer-
ring to Wayne by bis nickname.
"He couldn't eet out of the way
of his own feet, either."
The remark snapped aometbing
in Crane's mind. When he deliv-
ered a line after that, it was with
the laconic authority th.at Wayne
bu made famous. It helped make
famoua, too, Hogan-the Ameri-
can prieoner of war who always
baa a comeback in the ready.
It seemed u if everything
Crane set out to do, he did. Then
things started going sour. A mag-
azine published an account of his
marriage of 20 years, using it to
show that a happy marriage could
survive show business.
'1 kept telling the reporter,
'Don't rock the boat--juat don't
rock the boat I' But he did, and
look where I am now!"
As far aa hia manikge is con-
cerned, be is beaded for divorce.
As far aa bis acting career goes,
Crane is clearly diaenchant.ed. He
feels Hogan ia a stereotype of all
the roles he baa played before.
"I was always the exhibitionist,
-the nuttrdrummerin the back of
the band. Tbinp really haven't
changed much. I want to do mov-
ies, good ones. Oh, I've done a few
in my lay--0tf periods, but I'm not
proud of them."
But even in bis peraonal dol-
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crack-0Right now it's the Dustin
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adaptations of boob like 'Good-
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Complaint.' It's faabionable to be
0
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wiaecracka have. It breaks through
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that he'll aet his sights on some
new goal and achieve it.
But right now, he seems to be
saying that those were happy days
when he toured the country doing
what he loved beat-beating the
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