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-' SPACE CENTER, Houston· (UPJ1,. -~l)etber-lt would try to land or simply
Apollo. 11, now· in the grasp ol m0dn1s beact back to earth.
gravity and gaining speed, hurried thi'ee Durii:ig an hour and 36-minute telecast
astronauts toward Jun.ar orbit today and . -the. longest and one of the be.st from
the first human· f~ outside the space -Armstrong and Aldrin checked
world Sunday. · out the imlde' oi the lunar module Eagle
Astronauts Neil A. Annstrong and Ed-they ·plan to fly to the moon's surface.
· E "B " Aldrin J led to while tbeir fellow astronaut, Michael CoJ.. win · uzz r., expec · · I th A II ~ .. Jeam early tpday whether they will share lins, circ es in e po o comman""'u'P;
the lunar "Surface widl a Russian· robot Dr. Charles A. Berry, the a~onauts
rocket when they land SUnday-Or weth. doctor, watched the 'f:V bf?AdcUt ~d
er it might be beading back lo earth with said as a_pybsl~an this !'as unpo~t in
a sCQOPlul fl." lunar· soil.by tpen. d~ thett ~µons. He sa1~ the ,w~,S!Ot' co1i1a'a'.c[de ~Jal<-·'.; l:r~~~~\"1!\/1':,,~~~ that fiisi'_slltp-<>tthe mooo:l!Un<JaY,jffW~• s1""' ·betterrt!Wi•Upected.. "00!1:" ¢t.er #ie. S::l!~led-~;19 P.~,J>qr ·;u·ithinkl they., loot like they -are · In
By TERRY COVILLE
Of tH DellY PIW st.no
Huge riptides Dept alons the.Orange
Coast Friday appareiltly claiming the life
of one swimmer· in.Huntington Beach and
forcing llfeguar& to pull hundreds of oth-
ers from the swirling surf.
Mystery still surrounds the apparent
drowning in Huntington Beach because
lifeguanb who spotted a body floating in
choppy waters late Fridly att.emopn were
nnatile to find it mmnemS later.
We saw the.body,"· said one.lifeguard,
"but with these he1vy rip tides there's
no telling where It is now." .
CHARGED IN •KILLING
-Arthur D. L1•1ua
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ALSO HE Li> IN CASE·
Odis N.· Grimes
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At Start
Costs Race
By ALMON ~ABEY
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.JIONOLULU--Sweet victory llJllltd
nat as yesterday's' champagne .Fridl1,
when Trans~ yacht race offlclala
stripped first.to-arrive W 1 n d W ~ ~ d
PEissage of her reeord win1 giving. li to
Btackfin.
The stunning action based on bumping
anothet boat at the:· beetle start ~
Clan Stadlap P11e S
leaves ·Btackfln with a record crosshlt in 1~ndmg or tf"a1t1until·la:te.~ven~ is I.ii.I· _greaf·shape.• It-'slcertainly reassuring to
t1ally ~l~n~. _ ·'. · -... them' Jookiog'lhat·~ay.'; Berry told ~uss1a s assurance, relayed personally · an WIY morning news ccmference today.
through as~ut Frank Bonnan, th~t Berry was asked about the posSibility
1the mysl";r1ous ~-15.would ~ ge( tn of starting the· moon walk: 'Sunday after-
Apollo 11 s way mdicated that it would noon rather than: the evening by elilni·
leave moon or~lt tocjay. . . nati.ng a 4-hour rest period·scheduled -for But the SoVJets gave no hint what it ·
might do .and U.S. experts disagreed on .•· (Ste ~LL0,..~11e t) • .. .. , . ~-. -. -~·r . . . . • I·".. · ~·"':" 'I .' 1 • i {. •·'
The body was sighted near the city
beach. In addition authorities are still mysti-
fied over the disappearance Tu.~ay of
a young Pico Rivera boy vls1ttng the
beach with a· church group.
Lifeguards indicated the body sighted
Friday afternoon mlghf have been one of
two reported misslng1persons. Either the
Pico Rivera yquth, 14-year-old Dean
Panther Slaying S us pect
Nabbed in Beverly Hills
the 25th annual Transpac cl1ssic, plus the
wlnntrs trophy....._
Race· cortunlttte members penalized
the 73-foot,Wlndwarjl Passage two J,ours
on her elapsed time, giving the Blackfln a
39-minute victory m&rgin.
l\UNOR BUMP
Sltlpper Ralph Pbllll~, Jr., had charg-
ed the ~·Yaclll~ vessel
made contact wJth bfs Owil·~ Esprit, Countian Falsely Accused (See SURF, Page I)
By JACK BROBACK· . . Of tM D1i11Y Plitt SI.ti
,,. •. Arthur Dewitte League, 20, a prime
Of Death. Sues Huntm" .gton Lifeguards Take ~~~~~.~.dl'. s~~~t:.;~;:: night of June 4-, was. attested Friday tn
T Air · Ch k Beverly Hills by FBl,J1gents and Beverly ----~ 0 --to ec .Jilli• polic« ·-·--~
A Los-Alamitos ~kel researcher hustled the astonished couple lo jail for Nabbied .at life same time .and charged_
falsely accused six months ago of the boaking. · Ri t'd D withsuspiclonofharbortnga!Ugitlve·was slashing murder of a kindly widow .who m and the shapely, strawberry blonde p I e anger Nathaniel Otis Grimes, 21, another of
bled to death in a gutter Friday sued the waitress remained in custody for SS three IUSpects originally indicted for the
city of Huntington Beach for $126,500 in hours, Coatney charges, until a cab By JOHN VALTERZA murder of the officer. ·...,
damages. driver's Up led to the questioning and ar-0t "" o.1tr l"li.t s1atr League, of 1133 w. Highland St., Santa
Nonnan E. Coatney, 41, claims in his rest of Sianez and Hargrave. When the waterfront regulars in Ana, ts sai(l by Santa Ana'pollce·to be a
Sqperior Court. action that the arrest of Coatney notes in his lawsUit.that more Newport Beach declare "surf's up," the member of tbe~Blact,Panther Party.
himself. and his friend, Margareta lb.an "5 days have elapsed since he filed waves aren't the only thing that reach League,_ Grimes and ~ano~ Black
Dinger, was totally unjustified. an id<nllcal claim with the, city .of l{un-ll!gher mto the air. Panther, Diniel Id! Lynem, 21; ,.ere In-1 Both were accused of the Jan~ tingtoo Beach~ which con·ftftutes A crew of Newport Beach lifeguards dieted .June 6 tiy 1 the -Orange COUbty
ilaying of Mrs. Beste s. Ml!'kee, ;!5, W· automatic denial ·. · will be up, toe>-In an airplane. Gruic!'Jury'far ttie m~ of'tl)e offiW •.
ilunUngton BeaC!t, aft.I' Mlas Dinger'• Mm Dinger, who i1 not asillhJated 'l!lth Tbelr Olght, In a rented plane from Lyn"'!,,'Was.pidied up tmmedlalely. , .
blood-smeara:l ~ was found .a~ Coa~ in the .su~ior ~~.suit,• 'was Orange· Coiinty Airport, .usually lasts an . t..Ynenf. ~ pirG'.1 Jnlnilter Of cOm-1 in an oilfield near the murder scflOe. fofmally arraigned on ~lc1on of hour each day when tbe surf is large and rpunltatl.On;....\vi.81..ltleaaecLJuly s. on the
Oillleld roustabollt Henry L. Sianez, 25, murder with the claimant ""oie both the' riptides which the waves and currents lbOUOn ol Diatrict Attorney Cecil A.
o[ 311 Clay st., J{untington Beach, is now were freed. spawn give swlmmets some terrilylng Hieb · ana -mluder ,ctµuges ;against
serving five years to life in state prison Testimony during prosecution of Sianez moments. · Grimes dropped, leaving League as Uie
an.tr b¢og convicted of second degree and Hargrave indicated they r were joy· · The surf was up tllil week, spawned by sole ausptet ln'the br\ltal sla)'jng of Santa
murder in the· case. tiding In Miss Dlnger1s stolen car when it a hurricane ofl the Mexican coast. Ana's top rookie polic;eman of 1968. •
HJs l&-year-old companion on the .night collided with Mrs .. Markee's auto and The.waves caused rlpildes by the ~re. Sasscer wu tilled Tiear midnight June
". borrw, u~ard llargraft;" of .. Hun· both stopped -the acene. ~,Llf.egu11..i Robert Reed, '1. Olihl!_ -'-ml*•--,,,._ ..,. ~··~~, ~t·--..o-n ••• , "1•··~~"'tylaalweekto .SJan.. ..o.;bis".fuoctiorii i'm!>afrtd·by a 0 _....~-).>..ehlm-.CHance • .,,,-,.,,_~_,.,..,_,,...'"I~ ,. "-
•..;.-. ~, P --•-. heavy dost ol barbiturate drugl -whip-to watch'"\;' men at ;'.;k all o1-•' !be ' ~. " he was JOOYingJhlir Pl,, car '° possession of a stolen car for bis role m ped out a. knife durlng•the-.:onfrontlUon ....tline. ··• qutatloll ...,. ~· • Tbe ....., theCoa~-lnd~::."l:°hi. suit bow ann-anc!_ ,fl~)'_ sluhiil · .llfo. • aray-haired . Reed, a vet<ran ol Pacific swimming' =~...;:; ~!1...~ In !be
ed olficen burst Intl Mi,. Dinger'• gr-u Hargrave ·Watched In l'BI all -,-.,-~ apmliiell1 -a1 .m 'Delaware St.,lllCI~-. . _._ -• (See lllPl'IDES, Pl(e I) ' Tbe ~-~.~ -. ' .
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Grimes. were arrested at 1144 Tower one of sev~ ,n&iar colHilaias . on the
Road, Beverly Hilll •. Le&gue'._ was Ir· windy starting ~Yt. '
raigned'Frldsy afternoon on charges of lngThe,claip!wl!''l!PlleldltFrlda~·llW-
murder an~, corisptr&ey.1 lO 'corDmlt : · • '' •
muider belor'e'\he u .s.-dmilnlsst.Per In Another prot.-iby: !be· aklpper ·of the
Los Angel~, and tufned.6ver 't0 Santa · ~~~~~J:1a~~~~
A1• 119~, · -'---~ ule stormy_voflge""JQ.ffonolalu. ·
He Is now lodged .~in 1 COunty Jail . .._ '
awaiting-arraJgnment Tuesday morning PASSAGE FIRST :..
on the Grand Jufy murder in<tJctment. Skipper . Bgb J~'s it\Viqdward The pair were arrested on Warran~ Passage had been· .declar~ the winner with an elapoecl' tlmi •of nine da,ys and issued by· the U.S • .COinJ1l1ssioner. last nine hours, rnmpare<t lQ Blackfln'sinlne
June 6. Aid had been requeated by' Hicks d 0 ,_.i:::-n' -" · · I "·· th 1ys, 1 IllAITTI, • _ • m oca>Ul6 em. , In requ' estlng releue of Lvn•m ,July. 3, Ken DeMeuse, akl~ of ~. cut ,._ ofSlFrandaYaclllC!ub,Sln1'ranclaco,
Hlcka said "evidence aiid wllnes&el· that !1'! ''" ""8fnal ~ Thuridl1 ,'that hllve turned 1JP In the paa1 4f liourr)1ave· Windward p-falllllecl poiltloos lite
sa\iSfll'1 111'1lla!-we cannot p,oceed with In the me. the· ............. •tJan.,., { .. . . ' ~ •. .-rvi--~. , ,. ,: :. J tCrewmen a~· the Blaciaur ,were But the · d!strld•attamey, liQderscoi'ed already t~ n, victory !bey,~
the, facl tljat. lllao;lt Pl\D~. a-.µ.lfy iB tJiey "had --·at.I were flnaUj defi""•'" lnvotted ID the · of ·lho. -"··~~ -...__ ..._ h ,.,_._ ... -"U~Toiilcer.· '. 1 '' • ' • .' "'~·~·~....., w ~~ • \"..,·•-~ , , P.a._ .~ •• ,.., t11e .Ullllll"lloo n
:U11 should' be ma<1e cle'ar that ~billlc , utei 'oiirl!« ,O!f ~ .~
facts of the murder nmain 'lbe aante,'' JUbtlailoi/ •)llf:hJ!rofie out on~ al
Hicks stated. 1 ; '" 1 Win<!"ard ~ crewmen ....: who
I.ynem, a!tbouah perma!!ellllY •it¥ed' t(louafit ~ -l'lllllllnc aediad-_..,
ol.murdet cborgM, lo IWlltlllc coun ap-le.t Blackfln··~ oat d a aqilall pear-.oo.two~~ -., , everaJ·miles 'n~a--,
. <Ht will.be la CIC!Urt:Jllly,• •'-•ion-jji_ie lrOOJc~'........-111 .1!1
cealed -cbarlt· "°"' lul April oven more~ awt~ --,........
and'wlll ....... In Aupa!Gll a lltllh IO and ~-clhD--
dlapene dllrp -fOllOwed the -~»C!i-~ .... ., ...... -........ ... . . •• (li'ullltq·cmlelti .. .'l'ulfoo-lllMJ·' -......... ~ ..-• • •
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s.el!f Poteer
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Fnm the White House to the Empjre
!!late Bulldin(, from Massacl\Ulelll to
~la. individuals and huge comp&·
-lllmed of( llgbla, air coniliUOWI end olhet elec!rical equipment Friday· In
1111 af!anit to boll · the East Cou1 0111
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,. .... dlji of bUmld, IG<iegr<e ---power facilities and b""'gbt plell ...., ulilltles to avoid ..........,Y
.... " electricity. .
to the While H.U.. -up ·uid "''""' Ille halls !urning off -·llahll,
wotkert In federal buildings were given
their choke ol turning out lights or air
condiUoolnJ. •
Some elevators aDd escalilOl'a ·at the
Capitol were at.oppe:d. Tbe -in the Senate, whiCb wu 1n ~ were lef' on. IJghts in.Ibo Houae ...,., Oil down,
leaving "just enough for the tourists: \0:
see what the cha.JOOer look.I like.•• sald
Ille head eleotrlcian. . • ·
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PifS and clltes doo\'1'.sell lor big money,
bUt every U~e bit· be~ps wben you're
bo.Yin& a life that lilerally carries a #1,!*J price lag.
Wives of ~ and Sillta Ana
n..men .,. delnc llltlr part 1n Ille ba!Ue
ror Mn. eoneen !landall today • .i.ging· •
benefit bake sale for the khiney tumor -Mrs. Randall;of ;12.06 Pamtn Place,
Co5la Mesa, may be on band at-~
sale at 2656 N.w.rt Blvd., In bel_p CMll her
henefa<14tS, !>al It all deti<lid•; •
••1t ~pends orrl)o:w J feeJ," says Mrs.
Randall. who will be l>orn< for the
weekend after a current series of ;medlca1
ltlla,~prior to IUf1llOal rdtoval of her Me
tel)'laining kidney Tusday.
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doof.lo-<loor campatcns by n<iahborhood llolll her lither oi>d uncle died o!
dilldftD illd cMlltr ldur<ea -from lleoitli 'lldcWy ma~ly Amerlea'I
Dlltota lo 1,.ionc1 -hl!ve ~ !Iii lln-ral<il-kll!OI', before medici>I science fund inohing towerd lhatlUp cool'ol co..-developed .... ,.
Linued Uvini:. ' · "At the Ume of' their Qeaths," 11id one
Mn.. Randall s8'd lhat depending on organizer of Ute Colletn Ralidau Fund.
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how It all _goes, she shoold be out of · "htmodialy'1s and lransplanta~ or. Ille
Orange Cotinl.l Medical Center withln a kidoey,was a sclet1µttc fantuy,". 'G
monlh, but ~ ~ !JU telt •· · -· Virta$Uy every penriy' ,.ocUmulattct, ~Y 'I
"I've talked to PeoPI" Jlho Were in tour well·wishers -except for one .special 1
weeks and_ one patient. who speilt 14 coin -1iU be nefded to dtfray cos~ of .t
'1."eeks, 1• said Mn. Randan, whose hus-the complicated med I cal care. · f
band Robert is partially paralysed ff'OlQ a ~ The one that Will be saved ii a-good .f
196$ Balboa Bay dl_Ving accldent. luck co1n malled by a woman in Itttand I
Sir-persons have so far offered to with her hopes and prayers for a~~. i
donate a kidney to the attractive 33-year· uncomplicated recovery. . •
old mother of thret ehildml, but olher ·'1She will cherish It," said oM:i caln-
priorilies must ~bandied .. firsL . fr. ~ '•~
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' An omclal of the Federal Powet Com·
tniPloo Said there appeared to l!t TI9 tbrelt~of .a.lar.ge.scal+blackout. althou~
a P"W' system in the Middle Atlantic
atafM w .. fo l:iOrrow electricity from
aniDtblr ~~--ti: a ~!ant f'1Jure.
Slewart Brown, clUef of the FPC's bu·
reau or power. said high air conditioning
u.!lage and a plant failur~ In P~nnsylVa~
nia overloaded the l?enmylvama ...New ~~:Ji,.;;.~=.
Jersey-Maryland System which then had
The. diseased organ -attacked by
htrediµuy tumors which earlier forced
removil or Ule other-must be takeb out
one year before she may undergo a
kidney trapsplan~ operation. .... • . .
High~~y Bpar~-·~kays ·-~, .. l
~ I'~ l:leetnc Piiwer Co. in WU11!1114D:.clarod an i!a)er(""'f Fri-
dal' ........ ·ud .. kod <veryone. \n-<hlilb!I Ille rederll ,,..emmenl, to cut
-.. the ... d. electricity.
to hpporf. _!~ megawa~ Crom-·Chicago. :
and Othir l(e&ll. .. :. ; _
Brown ·aaid, however, that llie' PJM ·
system passed through ils pealc cltmand
about 4 p.m. and the crisis abould have
Qlemical dialysis machinery will be re-
quired to cleanse her blood during the 12-
mQDt.b period, but it wil cost ~.PJ).for
the entire"" series of surgery and
.t.reabnent.
CdM~t)nk~ t~ Fre~~ay. , .·~.l
Alt~~ .... cut .. much ... fO!l!i!lo In, le Houoe! ,....-. to . U1it ,J:DcuUvt 't)fliee BuildJDCllUI • '
be~ to· tlack oll. .
In' .,r \'Ork City, lelhper.-, ..
malned In Ille 90a, allhougln1 mld.aller-
._ Ulunderstorm offered some prom.
lit of temporary-rtliel. •
~o,lunwers 'Se ek to Form
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lliiman R~latiom Group
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CrMtlaD-Of an oraanlzaUon a1mtd al such minority group factors a! educatkm,
lntf1lnl -k ol aeveral county groupo health and employment. . "
liill>-Glfe-CGOD!ywld< · IM\lan _reJaljcms "We-woukr'also become_ .a ~clearing DAIL. Y PIL.O'r St•ff .. .._.. . -GUARD BDA-T ltl RESCUE
On\Y 13.000 · hall been accwnulafed "'
far in Uie Colleen Randall Trus.t Fund, to
whiCb dOriatiOns· may be. malled at u.s:
Nalional Bank, 1845 Newport Bl'vd., Cos-
ta Mesa.
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By JEROME P. COLLINS appeared In be toe cl0.. lo Ille p!Uned -1
or 111 GUif' '"'"' s11ff major freeway·Urfreeway interchaqe tn
SANDIEGO-TheCalifurnia·ff\ihway the Vicinity of East Coast Highway and 1
MacArthur Boulevard. ,
Anonymous donations, garage
Commission Friday unanimously ap-Newport Mayor Doreen fl.1arshal1, ~
sales, proved three major local street con· councilman Paul J, Gruber and Traffic ,
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nectors to the Corona del Mar-Pacific Engjn~ Robert Jaffe lnsisted that the
Coast Freeway complex in Corona del Newport Center Drlv~ connector-which
~ar. would pour tra~ric ill and out of Fashion -i
Newport Beaeb; city officials sa id the Island-is.vi~~ the c.ommunity. : SURF action may lead to earlier constiuction of HEA"Y LQAfir.: . • .
• • • • l!1e two f~eeW-ay~, now appr~chiEtg the Jafj~~inted ~ lhal Newport Center ,
Heart, or a male N;gr;~ed missing f~I-deS)~stages:-T~e Dl"!SJon--ot-DriVil.inlqllfelY ... li'" eipe(ted-fo ~ ~arry -i
earUer Friday from . Hunfinston Stale HlgJ_iways.hQ ~n working to~anl COf!l· some S>,roo· vthii;:leS daily. Its traffic
Beach. Lifeguards said they can only pie~ of1heie18Jit-Jane superhighways m count tnoW averages about 12,500 cars , .i.._ 5vw1., b hor the .mtd·1970s;-1 • •• , • / . • each d•Y· Local streets. he ·indicated, wait for Wt: ~1 to was as e. Highway com!Jl-l8s1oner,, aft~r brief would not be sufficient to carry the an·
No ~ were· reported in. New. discUS5ion._ iipproved plans for e-0n-ticlpjited fpcrea.ae.d load. -
J>Ort:"Beacb, -but lifeguard · spoke~n structitm:of tbest off and on-ramps: ---. -C -,.,,.,_, -~ J · -·d· -said they had. "a bunch of Ured hfe-_ Blsol Aveaue · at Corona del Mar Ommlllliloner ennings &al ·
guards" .. after pulling 300 bather$ from Frttw-4Y·: .: 1; or1 .,. • • • • -~ _ ~ ,OQf-of; &boa& _locali~s l'~e
..... ~e .ripb~ and ~~surf~ ,.._... __ _..;_ J!Ni~.lwilli ... at Corci&:iSi1 Mar com .. ~'""~~e aboulrl..J?! railed zn
eoeuhWon wu. acbeduled for ~ houJe for information 1.iift' \rOIDi'itftt ef.
r---todlJ .on the Univeralty of'· Clliforma fot1 00 all these and related topics:O• Help From th~ ~~ .
·--~ = romiii~Wliite·sald."'We-feeFlliiFO-muoh-great••:----· ·-,. .--Biggest pr i1em. areas were ~ona · Freeway. ' Pffo'rlfi. ~IS vteW"iiiis supported ·bj'
de! Mar and Balboa Penimula. _ N~wpOrt ·Center Drivii at Pacific ~lfiec COrotJ1.1SSionen1 .. •.
"'Most were novice ~rfe~ spoiling Coast Freeway. ,Designs were then approved 's sub-
tailed the Orange County Council ,for effort can be r;nad~ to m~t aituatlora ex· f'roM Page 1
Communlcationl .and ~uman Rel~tions isling 1n Orange County by lumping the
will be insura.oce e1ecutivti Josh White, a work of splinter groups into one RJP'fJDES · p~Ua .Negro wlUi a long record of coordlnaled ellort" . . • • •
. the' heavy surf, but failing once they -mitted by Divilion of Hi g b way 1
were lh it.." one lifeguard commented. FEED COAST enginteft· , ~Cipation in UCI25 -annual community-\Vhite stressed Uiat the meeting is not
tlOIJlll11l1· he 9 . be r . 'I JolninC White at the helm of t . a.m. lirruted to mem rs o m1nor1 Y groups or
ilatberin& will be Mayor Louia Rein_bardt those particiPating in the work of existing
.t FuDertoo and Santa .~a Councilman organizations.
11f:ITY· Pattencm. Both civic. official! will "Jt ii primarily an organizational
join White in ur&in& &be formaUonbandlof a meeting but we will welconie anyone who
ceutranr.ed vohmteer &fOUP to e cares to attend ·am wbo may have com-
taeues arl&lnC fr!JID radal tensions. and menla: tO mate on thia work "and how beat
APOLLO ...
~·trooa Uc! Adrln bel..-. they lea>•
Eqle. . "We were qult.e concerned . . . they
itidn'( ~et adequate 1leep on the first
tbree rughtJ and then faced> that lunar
•uria<e aetlvlly period already fatigued ••. tf lbere wu· a request on their part to alter the flight plan, we would-make . e .real Ume medical decision based on
\Yhedler we thougb,t they were rested l£ft0Udt \a. ~ the Eva (moon
walk). at that ume, .. 1!erry said.
· .AnnsUu>g,.&.JClllllg·looklng 38-year,oid
t:ivilien. aod Aldrtn, 39, an Alr Force col-Onel aomet.lmes kn<nyn as Dr. Rendez.
vous ~ that neither the blastoff frorri. Cape Kennedy nor the docking
maneuver tha( atuct Eagle on the com· maod ~ip Columbia's nose had caused
any dlma~e. "We doi1 t see anything I005e up there,.,
~ldrin told ground controller Charles
Duke. "1be vehicle la eurprisingly free
al .any debris fioatlng around. It's very
clean." . Wter, as diillions of viewers watched.
the astrOoaut:a did see a washer that
had been left loose in the lunar module
floating: in space. One of them reached
out and grabbed ll ' · Mmatrona and Aldrin spent ··2 hours
end Iii mUNtes working in Eagle before
tbf;y rtloined Collins, 38, an outgoing air tore. lieutenant colonel, in the Apollo
commandshlp.
1bat finished thelr work for their last
''easy" day In 1pace. 'Ibey receiYed a
"goodnight" from ground controllers at
r; p.m. PDT for an 3-'h·hour sleep period.
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to perfonn it," he said. "We elpecl that
it will be a hall-0.ay meeting."
Mayor Reinhardt "" · a key tiaure tn
the formaUon of the Fulleiton ~Humlh
Relations Commission. Councilman Pat·
terao~lf icUy, in santa Ana's eff9rlJ t9
l11111Cb • related PNll'"1l. ·
Code Violators
Beware! Here
Come the Judge
HOU1ing ind zoning code-vi01iliii'Sin
Laguna Beach from now on will be teWng
it to the judge.
A p~~ to tum offencte.rs over to
the court after an .inlUal warning and
time given to comply has been ad()pted
by the city. .
CitaUons will be Issued f)y city in·
spector the same as a policeman gives
traffic tlcket.s, and more than one will be
given ii the infractlofl isn't corrected.
Failure to appear in court will carry
the same penalty as in a traffic case.
Among the more frequent zoniil& and
housing vlolatlo1111 in Laguna are boats,
trailers or campers parked in the front or
side yard and di!lplay or unautbQrized
banners OJ flags.
"It ls unlikely _we are goin& to paper
the cOmmuntty -with citations but we now
have the capability," said city Building
and Planning Director Clyde Z. Springe .
Building inspector William Meyer was
hired 10 months ago and given the en·
forcement assignment lull time, Springe
.said.
He also not~ that the time is arriving
when a more restricUve sign ordinance
goes lnto effect. The ordinance stipulated
a three-year grace ·period for existing
signs and two years, three months of that
time· has now expired.
Springe Jigur~ when. the ordinance was
adapted. ~ percent of Laguna Beach's
&igns were non~niorming.
-THiratnr1101dltru-e~for"15 or ·m percent
of signs in the dty. he-estimated.
Other violations Meyer will be working
on include signa that are too Jarge in win-
dOws, carports built beyond setbacks, and
iarages illegally. converted fo living
space, Sprlna:e satd.
Ellis, Rawls Top
County Fair Bill
"MnJihliheater &hoWs featuring Don
Ellll and Lou ·Rawls will be lop 11·
tracUons during the last two days of the
· Orange Coast Fair arid Expoaition in
Costa Mtsa. .
Ellis and bis orchestra will perform
tOnltht at a .p.m. on the w<OWllj' t -Nllti>llll4Uod1l&llll.wlll be•• &Lql lb ~ Cloal1ht fair Sunday tvening at I p.m.
The lnlernatlonal llOdeo AsioelaUon GliaJ!IPlonahlp &deo will be pr.,..Una •
< IWr fll'O;•'--ridln& . .exhlblliono · th I 1 •eetend. ' { ' .. •
• Pi:tro~anc:i.5£att.Jl•tod for.1 p.m.,Bird;i
. qalD at 1 p.m. bOth Salurda1. and 5\ln-
day.
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Huntlngt'on Bea.ch lifeguards mad e 41 _4 . The Fifth Avenue lipk~ Is desiined to -''The approvals.'' said Jaf(e later,
and surfing since the 1930s. Jong has rescues including t~o !Tiass rescues ~r1· -feed into Pacific Coast Freeway ."mean.that st.ate engineers now h~vethe
emphasized that veteran and novice day. . . downcoast south of Corona del Mar at ;.opportunity to proceed with their wark
ocean swimmers alike should know ba!lic A two-bloc~ lpng rip tide_ at 4:07 p_.m. Buck Gulley. more quJckly, so we roaY see constrUction
rules of escaping riptides. Some are : sent 15 Huntington ~each lifeguards into · Earlier this year, the commiallon • before the mJd·lt1G!." • · . --Firs~. if_you bave any not10.n riptides thfle nderlnwater ~t,!~-t~~e ~arit~~ o;;.t f:, authorized •LJamborKll,o ad· C-o a s --=--• ;..----t ~ _ _ .· _
Meeting-·Poslponed--·
might be ruMing check · wit.it .the ou r. w11~1 • . • _ Freeway interchange and a San JoaqUin life ard d l and• • .,,., ·n1 ---attemoon-15 Hfeguards~plunged inio-1.he: n--I do d 1 M ect g~. on u.1 get ·~ op1 , on on octal\ 'together to ·bring -in 30 beaten· ouu evat "Orona-e ~ ar-conn or:
cond1t1on.s. _ bathers. Councilmen one year ago accepted the
-Be expecting.riptide conditions it surf A total of 1,500 swimmers were res· slate's plans for two free-Ways east of the
is running high aod particularly i{ y9u cued Friday in the heavy surf along Upper Bay. The city st ill maiiltains its
swim jw~U:tsjd~ th' 9wjlin~.) .. :..i. ~ 1 ._Orang~ wlCl Los1:~~ counties, ~out opposition to alignment of the Coast
-II caliiJ:i Wa tlptii:r.}neve" nr.tb .. dsa.Witere Itii ~.~~nke lif~ 1''reeway west of the Back B<1y.
fight your way dfrectty back 'to shore guilrds to top the mark in Los Angeles QUESTION PLAN
against lhe.atrength of the riptide. Swfm CouDty. .t..-.
laterally-or parallel with t~e beacb~o Rip tide:i Qd heavy surr were s~wn· Co1nmissioners Alexantlc~.gv~ antl
An Ocean View School District Board
of Tru.5\ees meeting scheduled for Mon-
day has been postponed until Wednesday
to conform with President Nixon's "N3"'
tional Day of ParticipatlOn" in the Apollo '.
11 mission. · '
esc8pe th.i J'iVero.i.Uke 'OutfloW of'~he trlp-ed by a;troplcal st~ off Mexico, s~ld Robert Herdman 1·hy1:sdaY' questioned
tidt>,, · i ' the U.S. Weafher~~urea11:. T'oe occlition lhe necessity of a ~e~rf.'tenter Drive
-For. optimum iafety, swim with one was expected to ilecrease today. l.!!lk to the Coast l:,,reewiyl_,.Th~ said it
The iew meeting will be held at 7:30 ·1
p.m. m yie district board room, 1972
\Varner.};ve., Hun~on-Beacb.
or more companiorµi .
From the air the ripUdes are plainly
visible .as roand patches of roily water
studded with _wbitecaps.
The'· foamy we·a, sometimes tards
wide, has a throat of surging water near
the.,..shor~line w~ete 1\1_ ~t surges_
seaward. ·
.-.!.'.We--work--Oft-a tbeory.of..Jlfesaving-thit-
we term 'attention emphasis' and it is a
fairly loose technique that centers on the
lifeguard1s own judgment," Reed e1.·
plained.
To sharpen the techniques of the at·
teption emphasis, observation from the
air seems to work better than anything
else. he said.
The entire-procedure behind "allention
emphasis" boils down to being at the
right pface at the right time, Reed ex·
pl;Uned.
The riptide is a pheoomenon that taxes
tlle lifeguard's attention emphasis more
than any other dangerous sea condition.
As each riptide passed 'by beneath the
aircraft, the half-dozen different ty~s o(
riptides in the f\ewport area betame aµ-.
parent.
All have one common source -a strong
current running parallel to the shoreline.
It Is created by heavy wave action.
That current, R~d cxplainerl,
sometimes runs into an area where a lull
in wave action exists and that lull force s
the current outward .
"\Vhen the current starts ru shing out In
se!l through the constricted ·throat," then
it'fi a rlptide,0 he said.
Each beach swimming zone In the
Newport area hitS ib 01vn version of the
rip. ·
On Little Corona and Main Corona del
11-Iaibeaehes the· rip usually forms in the
center of the l\\'O rounded coves, then
shoots seaward ~~ndiculilr {o shore.
Near theNCwport Pier a sntimerged -
bar usually causes a rip on th'e upcoast
side of lhe pilings. In West Newport.
sinCf. groin construction l\as started , Jips
de\·elop with regularity on the south side
of the steel and stone fingers.
Jtips take many shapes, Reed ex-
pl<!ined. Some ihobt straight out to ~ea .
Some shoot out then curve back against
the-direction of the onshore current. and
:;till others course out. then take off in
the dlrecUon of the current.
Rescues in the rips involve both single
swimmers or groups.
ln many Instances the lifeguards never
even take to UH! water.
"lf It looks feasible," Reed sa id, "our
man uses sound «iulpment to talk a
capable swimmer out of trouble. It is a
fantsstic tool."
Rescues in ripUdes pose a brace of prob·
Jems lhe minute a guard Jeavt§.Jtb_ sta·"
. tion <for· the· water. · .
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ummer"Ppps" oncerts .
Monday &nintJS VnJertheStars
Hear a summer series of nine "Pops" concerts under the
direction of J\1r. Henry Brandon, jtf!e to the public, on the
lilall at FASHION ISLAND each A1onday evening at 9:00
p.m., June 301/rrough August 25.
Thirty-five talented musicians from Orange County, will
present a delightf11l selection of "Pops" nµmbers'during the
nine-week ,1Jonday night sclzedul.es, each one a different
progra1n.
' l'bu are invited to bring folding stools or cushions in ctlSe of
overflow seating ippacities. . ~ ·
Sponsored by The Irvine.Company aruL Fashion Island
Merchants Association i n-.,cooperation with {he Recordinc
Industries Trust Fund: : • ·
58 FINE ST!>RES and SllMCES
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!. The most prtlling probl•m ~ Jlooe.~.: -· -·•--
••·Every mtnUtir.the·m•l'I b ln lbe .~er. FA~~~ I P:N.:1::;.j.l.~.LAN D -
he leaves his poit un~rdtd~ there101'4 •.
we striss speed ,fn re~ulng,!' llid1le~ .... d·:~.~d::~~~f,;'':!t~I~~ ~. t~ ~ . or ~ swrmriren :""hive~~. -
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~t::i2, NO. ·172, 'I S.ECTIONS, 6f PA~ES SATURDAY, JULY 19, .1969 • -llN CENTS
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Apollo Trio Hurrying Into-History
SPACE CENTER,' Hou.ston"'lliPI) -
Apollo 11, DO-" in the grasp of moon's
gravlty and taining speed, hurri<d thlft
uttooauti iowll'd'hmar orbtt today and
the first bumaii (ootstep outsjde the
world SuAKlaY· · • ' Aitroniiuts Neil" A. AnrullrODI and. Ed·
win E. 1Bmz''-Aldrin Jr_., expect~ to
learn ..,ly today wbelber t11ey will ohare
the lunar swUce wiCh a Russian robot
rocket when' they land 'Sunday -or we~
er it·might-~.beading ~ck to earth with
a scooeftll ot lunar soil by Oien. 'ArmStron_g still ~Id dtcide to take Ltvtt first step on the moon Sunday arter-
nocMr after-the Schedu&ed 1:11 P.M. PDT
llndJng or, wait unJ.ll late evening as ini·
lially planned. • •
Russia's usuraoce, relayed pers_pna11y
thrjlogh" astrooaul Frank Bomwi..that,
the inysterlous tuna 15 would not get ln
Apollo lt's way indicated that it wOuld
leave moon orbit today.
But th& Soviets gave no hint what it ,•
might do and U.S. ·experts dlsa~ -on
whether it would try to land or •simply
head back to ear\b.
During an hour and 36-minute teleca.st
-the longest and one of the best' from
space; -Annstrong aitd Aldrin cheCled ·
. out the inside ol the lunar module Eagle · lhey plan to fly to the moon'11 11urface
, While dieir fellow a&tronaut-;-Michae1 Col-
lins, circles in 1he Apollo commandsh1p.
Or. Charles A._ BerrY, tl}e_ astronauts'
doctor, watched the TV broadcast and . .
PAiR OF CLASS1C llPTIDE. PATTERNS. TAKE SHAPE OFF.WEST NEWPORT'S062ND STREET-BEACH·
Aided by Aeriel St~ie1, Lif.,..rd1 Lu.rn .to R·ead Ri:s ~ln Order to Save Swimmers • _
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said as a pyhslclan this wu important ln
determining their conditions. He aald the
crew bad reported no illness on the O.lght,
bad taken 11> medlcaUon at a11 and bad
sl~ better than e'1'<Cled.
' I thllit _ ther look llke they .,.. In
great .shape. It ' eertalnly russurlna td see 1hem looking that way," ~ lold in ,a?ly mornbti: news coOferenCetodiy. B~· WU ~led about t!_ie poss~ili!Y of &tarting the lJIOOll wait &mday_ ifter..
noon rather than the eV<l!ing. by el1ml-
Body Seen ,
As · Riptides
nating a 4-hour mt period acheduled for
/i.rmStrong and Adrin before they leave Eagle.
"We were quite concerned • , •. they
didn't get adequate \leep on the ttnt
thlft nights and then. faced that lunar
surf"" activity p_ertod alleady fatigued .•• lf there was a· J'.t!Quest on• their part
to alter the flight plan, ... 1J!>Uld mat.
a rut time_ medical dec.isloO~ bued on
whether we thought they w_ere rested
enough to undertake the Eva (moon
watt) at that time," ~aald. Anrultr<in , a owig· ll-)'Oll'<li4 ·
civilian, :X AJJ:.:, 39, an r Force col--
one! .sometimes biowri u Dr. Rendez.
voos, reported that neither the blaStolf
from Cal(e Kennedy not the doctinl
n\aneuver tha( stuCk Eagle on the ~
mand ship Columbia's oooe had caused
an.fw~,;;.. onytblog ~up then,,;.
Aldrin told growwf controller CborleJ
(See· APOU.O, hp I) .. ~ ~
Greatest Show on,Moon::·
Here's 2-day Timetab~
SPACE CENTER, HOUSTON (UPI) -The Apollo 11 ilmetahle for Suildoy
and Mond&¥ based on the filtht plan and subject to Chant°'
SUNDAY
4:32 A.M. PDT~w awakem for f.irslof two ~ da t.
-6:32 A:M. Aliliiil en er! rilooilJander iliout hli spaceswr.""'~--
By TERRV <:OVILLE 7:20 A.M.-Armstrong enters moon lander, \/earing spacesuit, and starta finoJ
Of * °''" "• M.tt check of systems. H~.r!POdes swept along the Orange 7:47 A.M.-Aldrin exits lander, puts on spacesuit ID command sb)p and No
Coast Friday a.pparently claiming the life turns to Jltfdlng craft. --. -
• of one swimmer in fluntlngion Be&ch and l.0:47 A,M.-Lunar lander and command ship aep_arale tllgbtly, .
· f · !" -~-t 11 h _,_,_ f ... 11 :11 A.M.-Collins in eoftlmand ship viSually irispecta: o.rt:siqe of lunar a. orc1ng u.eguiu,.;i .o pu Unw~. o ou~ dule for any 4!lmale. . .
ers from the swirling surf. 12:11. A.M.-Altrol)aub: fire descent engfQ_e irr lunar lander,.drop tt Into Jowc
Mystery sUJI surround,, the ~ppartnt--moO!t'otbit and ~~omfltO-c:--··~ -...--.--.....
drowning in Huntington Beach because 1:07 P.M.-Lander'e big engine begins final desCent ·approacb flrinf.·
lifeguards who spotte? a body floating In braking shJp out of brbit· at 50,000 foot altitude on sloping path toward the selected
che>wy waters late Fnday afternoon w_ere lilndlng site.
unable te> find it mome~tS later_. 1: 19 P .M.-Lander touches down on lunar Sea of Tranquility'. .
"We ~w the body," said on~ Ufeguar~, 3:23 P.M.-Arrnstrong and Aldrin begin ·first meal on moon's surface.
but with these heavy rip tides there s 4:03 P.M.-Two men begin four hour rest period prior to leaving moon laod-
no te!Ung where it is now." er's cabin. . . .
The body was sighted near the city 8:03 P .M,-Rest period ends and crew eats snack.
beach. 11,oz P.M.-Artmtrooc and Aldrin depressurt.. the eabin and open the haldi
In addition authorities are still myst1-in preparailon for t000nwalt.
lied over-the disappearance Tuesday-of · -1-:ll P.M._~leaves lander and begins"descent-ot-ladder. He"paltf
a youhg Pico Rivera boy visiting the on D-ring, opening equipment •waa:e area door and allowJhg televialon camera
beaclt--wlth-a chuTCh group. a view of surface and foot of ladder. _
Lifeguards indicated the b<>dy sighted 11 :21 P.M.-AnnStron1. places leJt foo\ on surface, becoming flnt man' to Kt
Friday afternoon might have been one of fool on the moon. 1 , • -
two repoq~d. misiing persons~ Either the· · 11:39 P .M.-Aldrln Jeavea iµoon lander, begins: descent or laddtt •
Pico I\lv~1<,outh, l~ear"!l.t· ~~. . 11 :111 P.1,1.~~· -Jirilve """'""'of -D111aio1 -flMrt,:W . '"•11t<.''8•ioit/ I -.. "''-"~ '511 '"-',·-·-al ' , _ .. _ 7). ,-....,-,-• tarlle'r FtidaY. ~ ltunUriitml · $tate \....,... ~.wt ~ llllNlliX-_ \. ·~ ....
-Beacll. IJ(..uarc1o •llld 111t; •. ,can. ooiy • 1z,31 A.M.-M-esploieu*. adenlflle eJP!flmtnta on loller -
wojt for1he~ to Wai!! ....... !l:a A.M.~ becln <jlll;Cllil Gf dolollad oample Gf -1Dllerial.
Flights Enabl,e Rescuers to Check Riptide Dangers
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of ... Deltr '"" "''"
When the-· waW!rfront regulars in
Ntwpod Bltcfl ~. "surf'~up,'' !be1
waves aren't tbe ·op1y ·thing that reach
hi~ into !'!< ...... -
A ~ ol Newport Beach lifeguards
will be up, too-in an ·airplane.
Their f1tgbt, In I: rented plane from
Orange County AUport, usilally tuts an
hour each day when the surf ls large and .
the ripUdes wh~h the waves aod currents spawn give swimmers some --1milying
moments.
The surf was up this week, spawned by
a hurricane bff the Mexican coast. .
The waves caused riptides by the score.
Chiel Llfeguard Robert Reed's Olgbts
over Newport beaches give him a chance
to watch hi!: men at work all alont.. the
coaSuine. • ..
Reed, a veteran of Pacific swimming
and surfing Since the 1930s, long ~
emphasized that veteran and nov1~e
ocean swimmers..alike should know basic
rules of escaping riptides. Some are:
-First if you have any notion riptides
might be running, check with the
lifeguard on duty and 'get his opinion on
conditions. -Be upeding riptide conditions ihur!
ts running high and part1c;ularty tf you
awlm just outside the surflin.e.
-If caught' ln a riptide, never try to
fight your way directly b~k to .s~re
against the strength of the r1pUde. Swim
laterally-or parall.el with the beach--:tO
escape the river-like outfiow of the np-
Ude. . -For optimum safety, swirr. w1lh one
or more companions.
From the air the riptides are plainly
visible u round pa.tches of roily water
studded with Whitecaps. 'l'he foamy are.a. sometimes yards
widt?, has a throat ol surging water near
Ellis, Rawls Top.
County Fair Bill
Amphitheater ahows featuring Don
Ellis and Lou· Rawls will be tQp at.
tracLioDJ during the last two days of the
Orarce coast Fair and E1polition in
Costa Meu. Elli> aiicl his orchestra will perform
tonight al I p.m. on the coonty
farigr<!Wlda and IUW[l will be on 1tsge to
dooe the fair Sunday ev.en!nll ot I p.m.
nie Jl!.._tematiooal Rodeo "'-iation
CliamplonshiPROOeii Wiii be "''"'"ting four raore riding elblhiticm" th I s
wetkeod. Puformancea are staled ror 2 p.rn. and
•1afn al 7 p.m. bOth Saturd•,Y •nd Sun-
d*>'· •
the shoreline where its current surges
s~ward.
"We work on a theory of.lifesaving that
we term •attention empha.Sis• and it ii a
fairly loose technique .that -.... on the
lifeguard's own jtJdimeni, "-.Reed e1-
plaioed.
' CHARGED IN .KILLING
Arthur D. L••1u•
To sharpen the techniques of the at-
tention empba.ais, observation from the
air seems to work ·better than anyUling
'"'· he.aald. The entire procedure-behind ''attenUon
emphasll" boils down le> being at the
See.llll'1U>~.!'•IO !L
ALSO HELD IN CASE
Odis N. Grimes
Panther SJaying Suspee-t
Nabbed in Beverly Hills
By JACK BROBACK
,.Of "'9 Dllltr Pllift Slaff
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Arthur DeWJU. League, io, a prime
suspect in lht murder ol. Santa Ana
pollce olftetr Nellon A. SaUcer on the
night of June 4, wu amSted Friday in
~ly HJ!ls by FBI agents and Be.orly
lllTis """"'· .. • N.p.bbed at the same time and charged
with suspicion of harboring a fuglUve was
Nathanfel1 OU. Orlmea, 11, another of
thlft SU!J)OCts orillnaDY indict<d for the
murder Of the officer.
League, of 1133 w. Hilhiand Sl, Santa
Anl, II Tald-by Santa Ana police to be a
membor of the Btack Panther Party.
~ Grtmea ,and \notl\er Black Panlli<r; DI01d. M. Lypem, 21. were in-
dlcled June I by tU Orange Coun\Y
Grand Jury for the murder of the officer.
Lynem wu picked up lmmedlately.
Lynem, the party's minister of com-
munlcatiOn, was released July 3 on lhe
motion ol District Attorney Cecil A.
Hicks and murder chai'ges against
Grimes dropped, leaving League as the
sole SIJ!P'ci In the brutal slaying of Santa
Ana's top rookie policeman of 1968.
Suscer wu killed near midnight June
4, minutes after he radioed headquarters
lhat he was leaving his patrol car to
"qUe!LiC!f' some pedestrians." f!ie scene
was Third and• ~Raitt streets tn the
downtown oectJoa of SOnta Ano.
Tbe FBLAld..l'i1Clay that L<ap ond
Grimel Were arrested at 11'4 Tower
Road, Beverly HiDL Leagui Wu v--
ralgned Frtday afternoon on charges of
murder and complr!'CY to commit ' tSee SLAYING, P11e I)'
:,:i ::;:ingt"t~ ~.!,':; ~:::\:.i<~t.ahout j>oundoJ tah1 from cfocummted or•u and data~
said they had "a bunch or tir!d life-1:2t A.M.-AJdrln climbs back up ladder and enters cabln o/ lander.
(See SURF, Pagel) 1:39 A.M.-Armstrong re-enters cabin of moon lander. Altrooauts pump alt
back In and take off outer moonwalk prments. ·
Passage Penalty
Gives _ TraJ!Spac _
Win to Blackfin
By ALMON LOCKABEY
O•llf l"li.t .. ltllll lflttr
2:51 A.M.-Astronaub open cabin hatch and toss out equipment and supplia
they no ,lonser need. Jfatch closed.
3:13 A.M.-Armstrong a1'd Aldrin eat, then rest for foor houri and 40 minutes.
10:15 A.M.-Alltronauts fire ucent engine of lunar lander, a critical step if
they are to return to command ahlp clrclinc o~er~IJd.__ .
ll:OZ A.M.-Ascent hall ol landlng craft'°""' liito lntermedi.ite m0on orbii.
11 :5.1 A.M.-Lander begins aeries of maneuvers. aiming toward renda'VOUI
ana doclWla WiUfCOifiltiiiil shi~wbere~Co111iii WiiOC---; ---z,31 P .M.-Command ship ond lunar lander dock. Artmtrooc and AI-
vacuum clean their equipment and apacesuitl in preparaUon for entering motheraaip.
6,2$ P.M.-Ascent stage ol moon lander· jeWsoned from command ship and
abandoned Jn moon orbit.
HONOLULU -Sweet victory turned
flat as yesterd~'s champagne Friday
when Transpacific Yacht race officials
stripped first·lo-arrive W I n d w a r d
Passage of her record win, giving it to
Blackfin.
The stunning action based on bumping
another boat at the hectic start still
Class Standin11 Page J
Countian Falsely Accused
Of Death Sues Huntington .
leaves Blackfln with a record crossing in
the 25th annual Transpac classic, plus the
winner's trophy.
Race committee members penalized
the 73-foot Windward Passage two hours
on her elapsed time, givln1 the Blackfin a
39-minute victory margin.
ft.UNOR BUMP
Skipper ijalpb,Phlllips, Jr., had charg-
ed the Lahaina Yacht Clu~based vessel
made contact with his own 34-foot Esprit,
one of several minor collisions on the
windy starting day.
The claim was upheld at Friday's bear·
Ing.
Another protest by the skipper of the
1'ranspac participant Quest was not
allowed during. hearlng1-'tllhich climaxed
the stonny voyage to Honolulu.
A Los Alamitos rocket researcher
falsely a~ed sll: months ago of the
slashing murder of a kindly widow who
bled to death in a gutter Friday sued the
city of Huntington Beach for $128,500 in
damages.
Norman E. Coatney, fl, claims in his
Superior Court action that the arrest of
himseU and bis friend, Margareta
Dinger, was tolally unjll!tified.
Both were accused of the January
slaying of Mn. Heater S. Maf~ee. 5S, of
Huntington Beach, after MJss Dlnger's
blood·smeared car was found abandoned
In !R oillie~ n!SJ' the munl_~ scene.
Oilfield roustabout Henry L. Sianez, 25,
of· 312 Clay St., Huntmgfoii Beach, is now
.PASSAGE FIRSt serving Hve year1 to We in Mate prison
Skipper Bob Johnson's Windward after being convicted of ·second degree
Passage had been declared the winner murder in the case ••
with an elapsed Ume or nine days and His lS.year-old compaiilon on the· night
nine hours , compared to Blackfin's nine or horror, Edward ·Hargrave, of Hun.
days, 10 houri, 21 minutes. tlngton Beach, pleaded guilty tut week to
Ken OeMeuse, skipper o( Blacklin, out posswlon "of ·• stolen car for hia role in
of St. Francis Yacht Club, Sao Fraocisco. ' the drui-lnductd murder. lost an orlglhaJ protest Thursday that Wlndward P~e fa'lsUied positions late Coatney describes 'ln his suit bow ann-
in the ra~. ed officers burst Into Mils DlnJer's
Crewmen aboard the . Blackfin .were apartment at 2808 Delaware St., and
already touting the vk:tory they believed =~g.the uto~ _couple to jall'for
they had won -and were finally pttsenteil '"Frlj:lay -when Windward He and the shapety, 1lr1Wberry blonde
Passage sliced over the finl!h line 11 waitress remained In cuatody for 85
minutes earlier olf DiamOnd Head. hours, CGatney charge.a,. unUI a cab
Jubllatlon "hlch broke out on deck u drlYer'• Up led to llle-queitloolng and ar-
Windward Passage ~~en -wbo rest of Sianez and Hargravt.
thought ahe wu running l(COnd -spot. Coatney notes In hit Iniuit Iha~ more
led ~lackfin surtlng out ol a squoll than 45 daya have elaPMC! olnc:e be filed
mral !"Ile.' nay and lttem. -... ldentkal claim wllh·the c1t,y ol Bun-
nie frcijlc tllmaboul fo!lowtd by an tlngton ·~1 .wblofl c •••ii tat 11 even more ironic rwltch between winner automltJc aema1.
and -place f!nlahs cllmued wbal Miu !lire«, who II not ..claled '!Ith
aomt.yochtamtll CQllllder on< ol the mo.t =In tho SUporior Court IUH, waa gruelllni -In T ... poc hlltary. _ f ornliMd on IUipldoo ol . "
murder with the claimant .. "lelore botJi
were freed.
TuUmony during prosecution of Slanei
and Hargrave Indicated they · weri joy~
riding in Mlsa Dinger"' stolen car when jt
collided with Mrs. Markee's auto and
both stopped near the scene.
Sianez -hJa tunctionl lmpai,."ed by a
heavy doae ol barbllarate dru(I -whip.
ped out a bile dartJll. lhe conlrolllatiop
and 'fatally 1luhed the 1'11¥-llaln!I
graridmoµJer aS Hargrave wttcbed In
horror.
Orange
Weatller
Variable clouds through Sunday,
but mostly sunny. LltUe tempera·
lure change. ~
INSIDE TODAY
e 11 RuuUI thi number one
target of the "ntlO Chtna~ be· ·
ina operottd bt1 Red Chlna'•
military rtoin\c7 Milit11f11 maa-
lt11t George Filiding Eliot of-·
ftr• hil th1orw, Fomiiu Weeklv.
e Bas1baU'1 fir1t unturv oeU: "'°"'""'" Ttmv Kubtk c1ld Curt Gowxlr mto "IOdoV' ""' • .. 11uttrdo11" 1'n.ffotma It/I a COi)>
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From the White House to the Empire
St.ate Building, from Massachusetts to
Vl~ia. indlvlduals and huge compa·
J)}e$' .turned off 11gh:ts; air conditioners
ind other el¢rlcal equipment Friday in
en atteinpt to bail the East Coast out
cf a serious power shortage. ,
Four da.ys of humid, 9o-degree weather
strained· power facilities and bl'<lught
pleas froin aUULies to avoid unnecessary ose or electricit)".
An ol:ficlat of the Federal Power Com-
mission said theie appeared lo be rio
threat of a large.scale blackout, although
a power system_ lD ]be Middle 411antic
~tates had to borrow electricity from
•l)Olb<r .ar~ l>ec•U>e ~Li lilont failure.
<nie P.atoina<!. Electrlo Power Co. in yrasbln~ •declared aft emergency Fri-
day moij$g1 and uUd e:veryone. in.
CJudlng ihe federal government, to cut
down on pie use or electricity.
Air condltloning~wl! cut as much as
possitilti-ln tbe ·White . House,_! workm~n
in ·ti* Encuuve. Ollie< · Building _nut
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to the Wblte House weat up and down
the hlllJ turning off unnecessary lights,'
workers ln federal buildings were given
their tjloice of turning ~t lights or alt
condlUonJng.
Some elevators and escalator&" at tht
Capitol were stopped. The Ughts in Ule
Senate. which was in session, were left
on. Lights in the House were cut down,
leaving "just enough for lhe tourists to
see what the chamber looks like," said
the head eleetrlcian.
Stewart Brown, chief oI the FPC's bu·
reau of power, said high air conditioning
usage and a plant falfure in Penilsylva·
nia overloaded the Pennsylvania • New
Jersey·Mtryland System which then had
tO'hj)por\ t,1!00 me~w~tl frol)l Chleago
.and olher areas. · . ~ ..
Brown said, however! that the PJM
sysfeln passed through ts puk demand
aboul 4 p.m. and the criSis should have
begun to slack ·cff.
Jn New York City, temperatures re-
mained in the 90s, although a mii;S.aftq.
noon thunderstorm offered some prom·
ise of tenfporary relief.
. . . . ~ Volunteers "·Seek to Form
Creation of an _organiuition aimed at called the Oranae Countf Council .for
merging work of several county sroups. CQmmunicaLions and Human Relations
into one countywide human relat.IODS will be inSurance executive Josh White, a
_mm.mission was scheduled for discussion Plac.e~ua. Nep-o w1~~a-1ong record .or
. -· tod~ 1>n the University of Calif~ part~cipation tn lJC.!! annual cornpiunlly
campus at Irvipe. • __ sem~ars. ·
HeatliDg_.,efforls JQ~fonn_ wh~~ inay be,__J,Qi{tlng Whit&. itl_ the he~ 0!~9=.J..m_. · · ~atbering wlll be Mayor Louts Relriharat
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APOLLO ...
Duke. "The. vehicle is surprisingly free
of any debris noating around. It's very
clean." Later. as milllons_or vle'!-e.rs watched.
the astronauts did !lee a washer that
bad been left loose in the Junar module noaarrg-in-spac.e:.-one-of them reached
out and grabbed it .
· ArmstroJ!g and Al~r1n. spent 2 hours
and SO minutes working m_ Eagle befo~
Ibey "'f"oini!<l COllins, 38, an outgoing air
forct 1 eutenant colonel, in the Apollo
commandship. .
1'rat finished their work for the,1r la~l
••eas)IP• drv Jn space. They received a
"goodnlghth from ground controller! a.t
7 p.m. PD't for an 8-~·hour sleep period.
* * * TV to Follow
Lunar Descent
The -fourth Apoito 11 telecast from
space is scheduled today at I :02 p,m. as
the astronauts near the moon.
All networks, as well as ChaMel 11
(K'M'V) wilt carry the colorcasl.
Here are the television schedules for
the remainder of the Apollo 11 broadcasts
iPSTJ.
Today, at 1:02 p.m. -from the com-
mand ship. Color.
Sunday, July 20, at 10:52-11 :07 a.m. -
from Ifie command ship, showing the un-
docking and beginning of descent of the
lunar module. Color.
Sunday, July 20, at 10:1~11 :07 p.m. 1rom comma1;1d module in lunar orbit. At
ft:12 p.m.-1 :52 a.m. from the moon,
sh'owlng Nell A. Armst.rong setting foot
On the mOQn and the lunar activities of
Armstrong and Edwin ·E. Aldrin Jr.
Black and' White.
Wednesday, July 23, at 4:02-4 :17 p.m.
-from command module as the Apollo
I~ enroute back to earth. Color.
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of Fullerton and Santa Ana Councilman
Jerry Patterson. Both civic officials will
join White in urging the formation of a
centralized volunteer group to handle
issues aiislng from racial tensions, and
such minority group factors as education,
health and employment.
"We would also become a clearing
house for information and volunteer ef-
fort on all these and related _topics,"
White said. "We feel that a much i!'e&ler
eflort.can.l>J-made.to..meet.situations et.•
isling in Orange County by lumping the
work of splinter groups into one
coordinated effort." White stressed that the meeUng Is not
limited to membJu's of minority grou~s or
thOse participating in the wor_k of exi!tlng
organizations. ·
ttJ Jt: ls Primarily an organizational
meeting but·we Wlll'we1come anyone who
cares to attend and who may have com-
ments to make on this work and how best
to perform It," he said. "We expect that
it will be a half-day meeting."
1.tayor Reinhardt was a key figu re in
the formation of lhe Fullerton Human
Relations Commission. Councilman Pat-
terson is active in Santa Ana's efforts to
launch a related program.
Code Violators
Beivare! Here
Come the Judge
Housing and zoning code violator! in
Laguna Beach from now on \\'ill be telling
it to the judge.
A procedure to turn ortenders over tG
the court after an initial warning and
time given to comply has been adopted
b/ th e city.
Cita•,ions will be issued by city in-
::;pector lhe same as a policeman gives
traffic tickets, and more lhan one will be
given if the intracUon isn't corrected .
Failure to appear in court will carry
the same penalty as In a traffic case.
Among the more frequent zoning and
housing violations in Laguna are boats,
trailers or campers parked in the front or
side yard and display of unauthoriied
banners or flags.
"It is unUkeJy we are going to paper
the community with citatiof!:S but we now
have the capability," said city Building
and Planning Director Clyde Z. Springe.
Building inspector William Meyer was
hired 10 months ago and .given the en.
forcement as&ignment full time , Springe
said.
He also noted that lhe lime is arriving
when a more restrictive sign ordinance
goes into effect. The ordinance stl pulat~
a three-year grace period for existing
signs and two years. three months of that
time has now expired.
Springe flgiires when the ordinance was
adopted 80 percent of Laguna Beach's
signs were non-conforming.
That still holds true for 65 or 70 percent
of signs in the city, he estimated.
Oth<!r violations Meyer will be mrking
on include signs that art too large in win-
dows, carports built beyond setbacks, and
garage~ illegally converted to living
space, Springe said. Cl.lit.,. l'ILOl'.-"" "° • _..._ N ............................. l._.9IC#IW. ., ... ...,. ........ .., Oit• ,...j
::..:.":..~..-".""-~""= School Pool Gettinl!. ~Qi"~~ v ··~1....:111 r • -;71., _.0"; "'· New Filter System
0 (ift" .. i Ill I '4M611 • . · ~ "-> ._. c.-~. A pew twlmmlng pool flltr1Uon systmi , :::;:;r·i:i;...., ~ "• , ·)f\11 be built at Newport Harbor High , _, • ~rr .. ...-:----...· .. -School ;t. ~1 o1 $32,374. ·
• 1 ~:~~ -~e ~ct forpool improyementa :,.: · . . . <tt"A.c , 'hd . b<ilt .•-•rded to the Bromae
....., 'f" .,. _ _.;_ "'"::" ~ Co. by trustees ()f the
Newport·t.fesa Unified School District.
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DAILY l'ILOT Shff l'llttt
GllA:RD .801'rTO RESCUE
Help From tftt See ..
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RIPTIDES. • •
right place .at the right timt, Reed ex-
plained.
The riptide is a phenomenon that taxes
the lifeguard's attenticn emphasis more
than any other dangeroUJ sea condition:-
As each riptide passed by beneath the
aircraft, the hall-doi.en different types_ of
riptides in the r.:ewport area became ap-
parent. •
All hav~ Ol'le-common ~~ce -·a-slfohg
current run'ning parallel to the shol-ellne.
It is created by heavy wave action.
That current, Reed e x p 1 a I n e d ,
sometimes rvns ,into an area.where a.lull
in wave action eXist.s and that luJJ ·fbices
the current outward .
"When lhe current starts rushing out to
i::e!I through the constricted 'tllroat, ., then
it's a riptide," he said .
Each beach swimming zone in the
Nt>\\lp<>rt area has its own version of the
rip.
On Little Corona and Maiil Corona del
~Jou beaches lhe rip usually fOrms in the
center of the two rounded coves, then
shoots seaward gerpendicular to· shore:-
Near the Newpart Pier a submerged
ba r usually causes a rip on the upcoast
side of the pilings. In West Newport.
since grolri. construction has started. rips
develop with regularity on the south side
of the steel and stone fingers.
Rips take many shapes, Reed ex-
plained. Some shoot straight out to sea.
Some shoot out then curve back against
the direction of the onshore current. and
still others course cut, then take off in
the dlrecllon of the current.
Rescues in the rips involve both single
swimmers or groups.
In many instances the lifeguards never
even take to the water.
"lf it looks feasible." ll~d said. "our
znan uses sound equipment to talk a
capable svdmmer out of trouble. It is a
fantastic tool."
Rescues in riptides pose a brace of prob·
ems the minule a guard leaves his sla·
tioTI for the water,
The most pressing problem is lilnc.
'·Every minute the man is in the y,•ater.
he leaves his post unguarded. therefore
We stress speed in rescuing," said Reed.
"This is not only to Insure that the victim
doesn't dro\vn, but also to assure that
thP rest o[ lhe sw immers have a
lifeguard. too.''
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SURF. • • •
guards" after pulling 300 bathers from
the riptides and heavy surf.
Biggest problem~ area~ were Corona
del Mar and Balboa Pen1n&ula. "Most were novice surfers spotting
the heavy surf. but railing once they
were in it,'• one lifeguard commented.
lfunlington Beach lifeguards: made 414
rescues including two mass rescues Fri·
day.
A two-block long rip tide at 4:01 p.m.
sent 15 Huntington Beadl lifeguards into
the water at one time to pull out 150
flQUndering swimmers. Earlier In the
llftemoon 15 .lifeguard$ plunged int'o the
ocean together to brine in 30 beaten
baUltrs. ,
< A. total ol 1,$00 swimmers_ -were ~l'ft'
t;t1ed Frldl,y , 1~ the ~"" JUti'. ~; Orange and. Los AngelOl.,~Ue~. ~
400 ,.,., were re1~tcnd b7• V.01°' U ~~.to t()p·~ ~·~~~le:.
• 111~ u<1e,-.it¢fsi· vr. t.rrr ~WI!· . ed ti ·• 1 .itopl · sto(IU 'off l\IUl.O,: ••Id
the 3.s. ·Weatfl Bureau .. The f\'.."UUtion
' They ·Bak~ .. fo~ U.er Life -, .
F!temen' s W~ves RdistrF~~ for ft;idneJ. l.lfient
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1 By ARTHUR R. VINSEL rtmoval of the other-muist be t.Uen out weCks.'' sa!d 114ri;_Jlindall, Whose bus•
01 '" o.11Y r11tt .Jl•tt one year before she may un~to a baqd RoJ>ett ts~lly paralyzed trom a
Pits and cakes don't sell for-bll monty, kidp.ey ~a6.fplant ape rat.kin. • ~-1966 Balboa ~Y Cllvfflg accident.
but every little bit helps when you're ~~em1cal1"a1Ysls mach~rrwlll !)e.ro-Six persons have 50, far offered to
buying a life that literally carries a quired to cleanse h~r bl~ during the 12· donate arkldney to the..attracUve 33-year .. -
$25,000 price tag. month Pf'.rlod, bu~ it wll oost $2$,000 for old mOther of three ·Children,· but other
Wlves or Costa Mesa and Santa Ana the entire senes of 5urgery and prioriUes must be handled.first.
firemen are dolng their part in the battle treatment. • Jloth h.e.r fathe~ and , uncle _di~ ?f'
for Mrs. Colleen Randall today, staging a O~ly '3.~ -has , bee!\ accumulated s.o kidney m~snancy, qwTe,t\Uy ~1ca s
benefit bake sale for the kidney tumor far. m the Colleen ~dill Trust Fund:to fifU}_~ ~!er •. before medical ;ci,ence vtcum: \Vhich donaUons may be malled at U.S. dev~ Grit.-.
Mrs. Randall, of 1206-ParneU Place, National .,ank, 1845 Newport Blvd., Cos~ .,At the ·ume of their deaths," s8ld one
Costa Mesa may be on hand at today's ta Mesa. organber of ~ Colleen Randall Fund,
sale at 2656 Newort Blvd., to help out her Anonymous donations , garage sales, "hemodlalysls and ~ransplanta~on of the
b factors but it all de-nds~ door-{(Hjoor campaigns by neighborhood kidney was a scientific fantasy. ~~:t depends on how 1 feel." saYs Mrs. l children and other sources -from South Virtually every peruiy acctimulated ~y
Randall , who will be home for the O..kola to Ireland -e have started tt.e well.wishers _ ex~pt for ~ special
weekend after a current series or medical fund inching toward that high cost of~-coin -will be ~ed ii) (efra)'i,costs of
1 .. sl.S, prior to surgical removal of her one tinued living. · the complicated medicaJ care1., ~malning Jtldney Tuesday. Mrs. Randall said that depending on The one that will be Saved. LS a good
The diseased organ -attacked by how it all goes, she should be out of lu~k coin malled by a wom~~ Ireland
h ed·t ry tumors which earlier foreed Orange County Medical Center Within a with her hopes and,pr~Y~Jl·~r a speedy, er 1 a J month, but only tim6 will tell . tJqcompllcafed' recovery . ,
''I've talked 10 people who were in foui' L•·sbe will cheri!h tttf ~aid' oiie cam:
week! and one J>~tlent ·who spent· 14. paigtler. . . r From Page 1
SLAYING ...
n1urder before the U.S. Commissioner in
Los Angeles, and turned over to Santa
Ana police.
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Highway · Board Okays 3
He is now · lodged in County Jail CdM L• k · F
awa1uoc arraignment Tuesday morning Ill S to reeway on the Grand Jury murder indictment. .
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The pair were arrested on warrants v-.
issued by the U.S. Commissioner last -~ -&
June 6. Ald had been req!Jested by Hicks By JER0!\1E F. COLLINS opposition to , alilrirnent of the st
. in locating them. °' .,.. O•llY l'li.t 1111# Freeway w~ of:the Back Bay.
In requesting release of Lynem July 3, SAN DJEGO -The California Highway QUESTION P.LAN :f.i
!licks said "evidence and witnesses that Commission Friday unanimously ap-Comm~io'nert A)ex'1)der Pope . and
have turned up in the past 48 hours have proved three major local street con· Robert Herdman . Thursday questlo~ed
satisfied ·us that we caMot proceed with -.1. the necesii!Y.: of a N~ Center Drive the prosecutlo_p. ,, nectars to the Corona del Mar-Paci 1e---iink10thC Coast Ffeeway .. They-said It
But the district attorney underscored Coast Freeway ·complex in Corona del appeared to be too• close to. lhe planned
·the fact that Black Panther activity is Mar. major freeway.to.freeway interchange in
definiiely inVolved in the killing of the Newport Beach city officials sp\d the the vicinity of East Coast Hl.ghway .and
pollce ofiicer. , action may lead to earlier construction of MacArthur Bouleyard.
"It should be maae cJear that-the basic · --~ ,,.),1., .. fk ffewport;~MJ.yar Doreen ~ Marshall.
h th ,, the two-{reeways, now appi:oa ... ui,. "'te Councilman,Paul J. Gruber and Traffic ~~ b!~t~.murder retnain e ~me: .final design stages .. Th~ Dlv~iOn of ~ ineer Robert Jaffe iilsisted lhat ... the_
Lyne·i:n although prrmanenU• cleared-. !JigJ.t~rs ~-~ wor~. lo!im' com· Jf~po~te_r Dri~e_.,connecto~-wl\1~h ___ .
of murder charges, is awaiting court a~ pfef1onoJ tlie elgtit-fani super1i.igbW8:y'.f~l~tr~"'11'i ar1ltllut or F.ashion
pearanees on two-previous charges. the mid·1910s: ~ Island ::_ is vital to, the ~01nmunily.
He will be in court July 29 on a con· Highway commissioners, after brief REA Yf LOAD .
cealed weapons charge from last April discussion, approv·ed plans for .con-Jaffe pointed out that Newport Center
and will return in August on a failure to struction of these off and on-ramps: Drive \JltimateJy is' expected to .carry ~ -Bison Avenue at Corona del Mar ~ disperse charge which followed the con-i:;ome 60,000 vehicles dally. Its traffic led · .... 1''reewaY,. 1 cea weapon ep1:NUe. • -Fifth Avenue at Corona del Mar count now averages about l,l,5® cars Lynem1 at a recent meeting of Black each day. Local streets,. 'be' :indicated,
Panther Sfmpathizers boasted lhit, "We Freeway. would not be sufficlent to carry the •n·
(Panthers) are just beginning to roll in -Newport Center Drive at Pacific ticlpated {t)creased. load.. ,
Sant.a Ana and Orange. County .. We will -C~~way. ecfn:mtssftiter Fr~Jenntn~=srld:
aid in the organization of other revotu-FEED COAST "This is one of those locatiions I've
lionary groups." -The Fifth Avenue linkup t.o; designed to ·-come--·to-< believe should be-raised-in -r
ft?ed into Pacili~ Coasl Free \Vay pr iority." H.is view was supported bj
rlowncGast south or Corona dcl r-.lar al other commissioners. J\lleeting Postponed Buck Gulley. Designs were then approved a5 sub·
Earlier th is ve;lr, lhr enn1 111issio11 n1itted by Division of ll i g h ways
authorized a ,J;inibori>e ll o ad -C o <l s t engi nee rs. An Ocean View School District Board
ol Trustees meeting scheduled for Mon·
day has been postponed until Wednesday
to confonn with President Nixon 's "Na·
tional Day of Pa1rticipation" in the AJXll!o
11 mission.
Freeway inlercht1ngC' and a San ,Joaqu in "The ,approvals," said Jaffe later,
Boulevard-Corona de] i\1ar connector. -· "m~ltfthat state engineers now have the
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Councilmen one ~e~* accepted the op~nity to proceed with their work
state's plans for tWtl ffeeWays east of the more qtitckly, so we may see construction
Upper Bay. The cify sti ll maintains its before Lbe mid-_1970s." ~
((--/) 'Yri ummer raps "9ncerts
MondayEveni11[js VndertheStars
Hear a summer scrjes of nine "Pops" concerts under the
direction of ,vfr. Henry Brandon, free to the public, on the
,lfall at F.·ISHI01V ISLA ND each 111011day evn1ing at 9:00
p.m., June 30 through August'25. fl .
Thirty-five talented 1nusicians frorn Orange County, will
present a delightful S<'ll'ction of "Pops" numbers during the
nine-week Monday night .schedules, each one a different
progra111.
J'c>u are invited to bring folding stools or cushions in case of
over fl.ow sealing capacities.
Sponsored by The Irvine Company and Fashion Isl.and
lo1erchants Association in cooperation with the Recording
Industries Trust Fund:
58 FINE STORES and SERVICES
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, , -,. Class Standing-s '"Listed in Transpac Race IMOOD: l!ON~u -,.,.. 1ocl)t<··1n Ibo iz:es:~;,~. i :01:11:n : 1. Esper~ 1:;2:31 :31: s, Ano Nu~ •• ~11:21:a:11,
Trailspicilic Yldlt RiCO rthWntld.al.,. 11'1!0:11:47: 7:•:04:13' t. ;range n t 7:11 :4f:!I. •
· · l"rldoy. ll:Ol:13:11, 7:10:25:13; 10. Ahsan1'. I . L'Allegro 1S::01:11, 7:13>31:17; 7.
·\ij' ,. · · · • Tbey,....ValkyrlenOlllotSanFral> JJ:OS:Oil:ll, 7:10:31:15, Aventura 13:05:05:11, 7:13:14 :11; 1.
' ·.,. 1 s cfacoanCIM1eetrofl\JonSaatallarban. 11.•Typee 11:07:11:DI, 7:1S:l1:15; 11. Scotch Mist 13:03:0!:13, 7:11:67:13: t. ',~·· '•,,, -~ ' t Both yachts are bd1evtcl to be ·atlll ln Hawaljana 12:08:57;'4, 7:13:44 :18; II. Hetara 13:15:44:16, 7:19:ll:*l; 10.
'#. om:.· ep~ . the raee:, but anable·to report becaUll ol Americana 12:09:50:11, 7:15:07:13; 14. Nepenthe 1~:03 :40:50, 7:20, 49 :$1.
• ~ ., radio and eleclrlcal prob1ans. Val ·O' ·Van 11:11:00:31, 7:15:U :l7, U. 11.-DeaUny II 12:21:11:$1, 7:1J:Ol :.OI;
· The loJJ9'rinl ..,, Ibo clau 1!1andlD1• Dakar 11:11:51:12, 7:16:57 :!1; 11. II. Mal\la 13:11 :13 :12, J :U:51:M,
by elapoed ud corncled U-: Anuenue 13<1111:11:03, 1:03 :07:13. Valkyrie not llhlshed
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Svndoy: MOorrTeuchdm • . a.AM A · • ClASS D Flll5T ===~~ For lhe second time· lhi• ·sum-.
mer nine monkeys unbooked the-.
latch of lhelr·cqe at Gage Pall<~
Zoo In Topeka, K8ll. The lint Ume-
lt took zoo director Gory Clark 1!l!d
his men a week to round them·up.
Thi• time Clark and: his mett are •
trying to lure lhem dawn' lroin ~ ;
tops wilh food but Ibey were.llav·
' Sunday : Finl Stop, Contl"'°"cy Somplo, TV Hookup
-Wl!h C~mer• Ru~ni~, Armstrong WUI Plant flag . . '
Experimtnts Come After Atmstrons. Aldrin Collect Samples
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I. Concerto n.1.-"lt: 11 :11 :11, I. ~t e.t. 11:11 :31:04, c .t, c.l-7:111:11:47~ I. Raaca1 JO:ll:all:ll. 7:111 :.U : : I. lntropld II 12:01 :11:17,
7:111 :11:11: a. Sumatra U:00:40:07, 7:04 :m~ S. Pleldes 11 :11:40:41,
7:04 :11 :11; 4. ·Blacklln t : JO : 1 l: o O, 7:07:15:1 ; I. Momle II : 11 : U : ii,
7:11:11 :42; 5. Baruna I 0 : 1 0 : '7 : 21,
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1. Argonaut: 2. Quasar; 3. vtvant; 4.
CUrloao; 5. Esprit; I, Concerto: 7.
Rascal; II. Salada.
New B~ekers Sought .ing very litUe luclt. • . ' • •••
I. Dare 11:09:11:59, 7:15,:27:41: 7. Mlr-
10:30:47:3$, 7:18:39:05; 8. Windward
Passage· 9:09:24:59, 7:11:33:33; I.
Whirlwind 1111:04 :18:47, 7:U:M:Olc 10.
Pursuit 1~:08:11:02, 1:04 :39 :44. p. Kamillil 10:21:1%:19, l :OS :lt:.33; 1%.
~een· Mab 10 :11:3002, 1:11:21 :39; 13.
-Chtriqul · 12:05:21 :28,. 117:50:4'; 14. No-
via del Mar 10:ZZ:U:23; 111:44:59. ~
~po~ors Drop Out But.· r;
' CLASS B Suri Tourney to Go On J. Salada e.t. 11 :05:24 :44. c . t.
7:03:15:09; Z. Mystic 11 :07 :34:llt
7:07:M:10; 3. Nimble 11: 15: 14 : 14 •
7:07:59:18; 4. MOCC831n 11 :15:13:45, CllY, oilier.ls: are moving ahead wllh explained Worthy, "which will reduce our
7:09:44:24; 5. Simoon 11 : Z 1 : 4 3 : 19, plans fOt ttMi annual Huntington Beach competitors from about 500 to about 200,
7; 11 :40:,56. surfinl ~ps in Sept.eruber1 but the over all quallty should be higher."'
6. Jubilation 11 :12:00:38. 7:12:39:47; 7. d':5Plltloaaola'7,500contract"ttUhABC '11le invitational idea wu instituted to
Cy"gnus 12:02:11 :44, 7:11:22 :42: 8, television foi' filming the event. Insure the coolest or being the U.S. Na·
Amorita 12:01 :22:25, 7:17:M:43; t. One other major sponsor, C!ltalina-UonaJ Championships, he said.
P.1arionette 12:00:34 :16, 7:17:39 :53; 10. Ya Martin swimwear, has abo definilely Another swi.tch in fonnat includes the
Turko 12:01 :45 :25 7:17:30:12. dropped out. but Norm Worthy, execuUve addlUon of an alte~ate date for the final
11. ~ellterly .12 :04:28:34 ?=I~:t?:~; 12. director of the surfing event, is already surfJ~· events all insurance against poor
Xanthippe 12.04 .39.15, 7.18.35 .00, 13. on the .. trall of other iporisores. · · J.Url. If gyrf is dow~ on Sept. 2.1. we will
Intermezzo 12:01:54:55.,. 7: 18:S9:Jl;..-J4. -uw -till <~ I lo I ~ Ui. -.--hold-lhe flnals..on 5epC.21,-!!-aaid~~ Chlta m JZ:02:11 :2l, 7:21 :41 :S8 ; 15. ere 5 uup ng an_a ano er ecutlve director
Ranger 12:08:36:11, 7:22:Sl :S6.. ~=c;:.tra4 fc:.hlthe,,U=J~es General TelePhone Is donating some
IS. starling lil 12:07:00:0I!, 7:23:12:42; Thursd mp on ps, 0 Y new electronic punch card equipment ex· .,0 w ,, but tM 17.LocoVleotellJ2:10:$5 :53,l:02:27:4l; .ay. pected to speed up IMQUQCetJJent ol . The sign .SCJIS Jne .~II
18. Rowena l2:11:48:0I, 1:02 :55:24; 1t. · AddJUonal a_ponaora .to 1Upplement !-ht' results in each heat. General· Telephone ·· univ wg:y to go UU.,wctk m rvb.utfplr,
Blanqulta 1J:20:00 :3t, 1:09:53:09 ; 20. Da 10&S of Catalina·Martin alllO art bemg also provides most of the com-Brookfkld., 1q.,,10qa.by'boat.;_TheaMl'0•·
_Ki"'_l3:10:22:4Z.; t.:05:01 :46. !°1Jght. . municalions equipment . _ wa.s·hil by an t(l1l11 mornin£! Ut.11nderro-1
CLASS C Current efforts.-~~ than the search A~ bust.of one of the late,. creat st~Mn tha~.dvm~~~1J.tl9 · ~c~ .ofr'·
.. =--• _ _ _ • for Jll;Ol'.e.F~~ra ~or the .Seel. 26-2) -fl&Q~in-~Hawaiian Dntc::;-ral~~...,J,J&. Jioun .. -: -1 ,
.1.. ~rg?na~t e.t. 11 :.18 :~:13, . c.~ sur~~g MOW -are now centmd around Kahanamoku, -.Will. be dedicated 41at the " · e
6.20.44 .ff/, 2. Quasar 11 .17 .53 .24 1 revts1onsapdnewkleasfortheten·year· Juau prlortothesurf cha io' shi d
&:21 : 1e:;09'. 3. VJvant 11 =. l 8 : 8 4 : 5 S, old _contest. . placed hear the sign at :h: e~tr:c:~
6.Z3.35. 14 , 4. Curioso 11 . 2 I : I 7 : S 9, Biggest change in lhji championships, the H ti gt 8 b Pl •
7:01 :511:59; 5. Mumlly II 12 :02:29:09, saidWorthy,wUlbelheswitchfromopen . 0 kunKnhon '0~.':. d·-~r .. J f 7:06 :36 :02. competition to .invitational. . u e a a~am .... Jw 1n anuary o
6. Hilt 0 'The Kilt 12:01 :47 :44, "We plan to Invite surfers who have 1 ~: He 115 sa,\.:d ~~ thCoae fath1 "d of board ·
7:08:21 :28; . 7. Montgomery Street reaived ratinn in other IW'f co test ,. su mg on •n: ...,L s an was an o~ . n s, honored guest at the Huntington Beach
Orange Freeway Strip
Unnece~-Mesa CofC
Wamlng tha t newer developmtl'lts
already may have made the coar;tal
tenninus or the future Orange Freeway
obsolete. the Collta Meaa Chamber of
Commerce is urging it be abandoned.
Voting unaniinomly, the group's board
uf ~ra. TliursdJy OQ:!ertd a, Jetter
serif to the Stile DiVlslon of Highway
Distrlct SeVeh beai:lquarters stating Jts
posiUoii.
The motion was r;ubm.itted by director
Mesa Inviting
You to Swim
During Moonday
Price of Apollo astronaut N e 11
Annstrong's first footfall on the moon ill
$2-4 billion. but It won't cost Costa Mesan:t
a peMy Moon Monday to swim in honor
of the ·biggest step Jn history.
No fee will be charged for recreational
5Wim sess ions at Costa Mesa and Estan·
cla High Schools on the national holiday
proclaimed by President Nixon and other
leaders.
Hours will be 10:30 a.m. to noon at
Costa Mesa High School for adults aud
1:30 to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m., for all
participants.
'11le same hours will be obllerved at the
Estancia High School pool, but without an
evening r;plash-in to celebrate the moon
landing and Thursday splar;hdown.
Registration for regular Recreation
T>epartmenl swim classell to be held dur·
Ing the following two weeks will take
place Monday at the pools aa originally
scheduled.
Eugene Bergeron. •ho attended a June
27 Route $7 study sessJon In Los Angeles
and hall organJzed a July 31 meeting in
Costa Mesa.
As cu.molly proposed, the Orange
Freeway would follow a mile-wide cor·
ridor roughly atone the Santa Ana River
south from the San Diego Freeway to the
future Pacific Coast Freeway.
"If the route is adopted, three freeways
will end within a four-mile stretch on the
Pacific Coast Freeway," Bergeron
declared during discussion.
"The final ~rtlon of the Newport
F'reeway and the future Huntington
Beach Freew.ay all end on Roule 1,'' said
Bergeron. "This might prove the Orange
Freeway'1 final length unneeeuary :"
Study of aband<inlng the freeway route
expected to be up for public hearing by
late 1970 could be assured by writing to
the highways' divililon headquarters,
Bergeron believes.
A complete traffic analysis must be
dcne by state engineering experts before
a hearing on the matter ill set, with fln al
route adopUon usually following in six
months.
One 1ugge1Uon haa been to cµt off the
Orange Freeway at the San Diego
Freeway, but 90me city officials 11ke
Councilman Wllllam L. St. Clair fear it
would dump too much traffic into Co:ita
Mesa.
Bergeron heads Mayor Al vin L.
Pinkley's special Orange Freeway study
committee, and holds a simllar position
with the Mesa Verde Homeowne11s
Association.
Acting In the second capacity, he ha!
organized a July 31 informational
meeting featuring legl.slatoh, state and
county engineers and elected officials.
Leaden from 11Urrounding cities af.
fected by the proposed freeway llnk are
expected to participate in the r;wion at
the Mesa Verde Country Club.
affair in 1964.
While the ABC loss reprtsents a large
clwnk olmone.y._the event is still cov_ered
by the city'll budget. aald Vince
Moorhouse, dirtd.or of the Harbors and
Beache11 Department. -
"If we don't find a aubatltute r;ponsor,
the city can decide to undUwrtte lhe con·
· teat by upeoc11ng \h• .alr~w buct1i11ed
fund1 ," he e1:plainf$1. .
Last year the cont.est cost $15,663.
Funda are provided by Ille city, but arttr"1 adverUse.r1 pay and entry feu lre ac·
cepted the city nonriil.Ily breaks even,
said Moorhouse.
Th.ill year $16,851 Is budgeted for the.
contest. Without ABC, the city probably
would have to pay the $7,500 out of the
budgeted money.
"I personally hope they continue the
contest," concluded Moorhouse, "lt'11 a
good inveslment in the youth of the com-
munity."
"It doesn 't hurt the downtown
merchanta either," added Worthy.
Fh·emen Probing
For ArSQn Clues
In Shed Blaze
Huntington Beach ftre lnvesUgatorS to.
day are working on the possibility that an
arsonist may have set fire to the Chico
Farma r;torage building Thursday af4
ternoon.
Division Chief James B. Watters said
hi! men are invesUgaUng several angle1
but could not release detallll yielded from
the investigation.
"We have asked the arson ·investigation
team ot the police department to help us
with the case 30 that we will be able to
follow lhrough on ft," he added.
The storage shed, located at "17101
Nichols St., was fully insured, Watters
said. Frank Chikasawa, the owner of the
tin building that sUffered a $20,000 loss in
the blaie, could not be reached for com·
ment.
Flames gutted the building and
cardboard packing crates housed in It at
4:42 p.tn. Tuesday. There were no in·
juries.
" When two policemen answered ·,
a break·in call at a s:upennarket '
in Flint, Mich ., they got right 1!>3
lhe seat of things. Du•ne McL~,"
lin, 35, Fenton, was in good coft.>"
dition at a local hosJ)ital ·~~1:
with bullet wounds "maldqg i! tllf'~
ficult for. him t~ sit .comfortably." •I •. ~
"' JohnG. Roach, a St.·Loula.~,1 ney, saw a woman . standing in UM
rain and gave her a ride home.
Mrs. Bernadet.le ·tampbell. thank·
ed him. It turned -oot however. aht
was a juror. in a w.eaP9DS case iii
whicll .Roacb !ao-lhe defense allot·'
ney. Circuit Judge Michael J.
Scott declared a mistrial. ·.J • ••
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A Salina, Kbn. aupennarktt l'
hM posted a sign for cus'9mtn
who complain about the rl&ing 11
co.ft of groceries: •tf ~ou thin1c1 •·
beef is high, cigarette& art $6~59
ll pound." ,,
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Matthew Hobbs was refuSed a~"~
missibn-when his · mother took him.
to the adults-only film °Candy'' iD1•
Pilsen, England. M$tthew is three"
months old. • Two men who said they were p<>--·
lice officers stopped Louis Matin,•
so .. of Los Angefes and told him ,
"we're conducting an investiga-1 liQ!l" as they handcuffed him: On1'1
of them took his wallet to look for"
"identification papers," and then
said, "That's aJl the tnv.estigatfon1 '°•
we're going to do." They left• inl'tl \
waiting car with $950 In cash from\
the wallet. Matin later was ~·
handcuffed by the real police. · . • .
John F•rr of Periva1e. England ·
put a stop to people leaning on his'
hedge while walling for a bus. H~
squirted ketchup all over lh~
leaves. "lf anyone knocks on tht1
door and says the tomato sauccS.
has ru.ined ' their clothes, I'll tell
them it's their own fault Thell!
shouldn't lean on our hedge," ha:
said.
·"·-..,_. Its whats inside that counts!
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This means the Mariners people and their proven
professionalism in matters of finance. It means
Mariners people·IO·people interest iri your
security .•. and Mariners wise investment of your
money in the progress of ous climmunity.
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account, today. Remember: Fedenilly-insured
savings with the nation's highest rate of interest;
from day In to day out Also free Travelers
Cheques and free safe deiioslt boxes,·
(with minimum $5,000 account} .
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At lb! independent Pr...,..,. a.r.io ~ r-.... vane,, 1U11 'l'alb<rt. 111e
11:00 a.m. sermon will be
"What ls SalvaUOn? - A
l)!tn!pliln cl the SI. Louis
~ 111 lhe LICbl cl tl10
Bible. Sundly -will p~ at 9:'5 .a..m.
Featured at the T::90 evening
hour service· will be a tlpe-
recmled delCrlplloa cl a
m!aLmry'• wort In the ~m!Lcl Peru. A ftte.lor. .,.., ....... cl lb! momlni
..,.... will abo be beld.
s.t<nUy, Julj 19, 116'1
lislh grade wW be beld at 9,30
Lftl.
Two speakers will discuss
"World Order. 'lbrougb Divin•
Law" today, I p.m. .t UW
Wednesday evening surniner . Hospitality Roam ol t b t
programs begin at 5:SI p.m. Altadena Federal Saving! and
with recreation for all age!. Loan .at 17~ and Newport
Dinner is at 7 p.m. with Freeway, Sama Ana. Judge
~ation.s made through the James Nelson, Los Angeles
cbuzth office. A special pro-Municipal Court, 8b<I Dean
gfam i5 presented at I p.m. Dorothy Nelson. University of
Southern California L a w
Pint Cbriltia Clmrdl of
Costa Mesa, 792 Victoria St.,
will celebrate its 15th an-
nl..,..ry Oil Sunday during
t :lO and io:40 a.m.. wonhip
llel"Vicies. l>astor James E.
,,,_,, will speal< on the sub-jed 11Wbat'1 Next, Church?"
Sd1ool, -and wife, ... w cooduct tbe dlseusilon
sponsored by the Babal'1 of
Orange County.
"'How to Pr a.Y for
Prosperily" la the topic for
the third ee!Sion of "How to
earl.or Cklallaa . CRrdo
meets SUDdays for worship at-
9:45 a.m. ·at Harper School,
11th Street at Tustin' Avenue.
"Man's Glorious Adventure"
is the sermon 'subject of the
Rev. Clayioo H. Wilson, this
week's guest preacher .
The youth volley ball team
of the Costa Meaa Foursquare
Church, 1734 Orange Ave. will
play tonight at a o'clock at
Marina lli&h School, HUJ>o
tillgtoolleacb. Tbotumlaun-STANDING AT SITE OF IST CALIFORNIA BAPTISM
(See PULPIT, P11e I) Lt. (i.g.) Peter R. Pilarsld VI-• Chrillian Landmark
~First Baptism
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'"" lint Cllrt$tlml l>apliJm per!~ In Calllomla lllO
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Tueadoy, I • p.m. It Camp -Father Franclaco cOmei
aod Father Juan ~ two
1l'ranclscan midionaries who
accoinpanied the Portolo Es·
pediUdb in 1769, bapti?.ed two
Indian children at a slte now
located between canws San
Mateo and Talega Pear the
~ern border of the reserve
tloo. A historical plaq now
marls the location.
According to F a t b e r
Q'espi'I dlm'y, the party set
out _on_tbe.mornlng_oUu]j< :ii
and a few boun later entered
what Is known today a Crls-
1ianltos Canyon. Here the U·
plorers JM()e canip and Were
approached by a. group of
lrlendly lndiam. •
Reports of two 1lck Indian
girls came to the Padres from
the expedition's xouts. Father
Crespi and Father Gomez then
pn>e<ec1e<1 to the Indian village
and performed the historical
baptisms.
For this reason the soldiers
named the valley Los Chri&-
llanos ind the -rim.llm ' !Oday. Hla ucellency, l!'rQCla J,
Furey; bishop of San Diep
and sii: other pri( · , wiD coo-
celebrate a mus L · t•slte. to
commemorate the ~ year old
event.
Bible Iss1-1e
Honors Y
NEW YORK-The American
Bible Soci<ty baa ~
publication of IO thouaand
copies of the New T~ent
in celebraUQQ of the-YMCA's
J25lh birthday. Fl'<o gilt
copies will be piilced In YMCA
rooms acroM the counlry.
The special anniv!'fSlll')' edi-
tion is Today'I £ n g' l i 1 h
Venloo (TEV) or "Good News
for Modern Man." an ABS
translation halled by m111J as
the m o s t understandable
Scripture translalion t v t r
publilihed.
The 600-page paperback coo·
taiM some 200 line drawings
by Swiss Ulustrator Annie
Val.IDUon.
j~· -~()~_ R~A====N~GE . COAS'r CHURCH DIRECTORY
: ~OOKING FOR MEANING & RELEVANCE? 'CHRISTIAN SCIENCE THE EPl!~!>!!~o=HURCH -~:· Newport Harbor ' Luth.ran Church
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1211 ...., It. • ,.,._, c.... u.. Subject of Lesson -July 13 Pacific View Dr. at Marguerite, Corona del Mar
..,, ._.. -,_ Sundays: 8:00, 9:30 -Child Care at 9:30 ~ Scbool 9:45 a.m. Morning Worahlp 11:00 a.m. I Cost1 Me11 -First Church of Christ, Scientist j Holy Days as announced All 1cn W•lcome
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at all 1ervlce1 Sch"I
WElCOME 11 :OD A.M.-'F•stift W°"hip
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Wedli•.ta7 Bible Study & Prayer··········· 7,oop.m. -""'' 9'11 A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. , CHUST LUTHUAN CHUl~u
j =:,';'S: J~~o :i:! v.m Dr. Sundays 7:30 & 9:30 Church School -9:30 II MWourt Synod, ~
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a.rdi-11A.M.Senlce 111~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~11~C~H~""'~""'~~IU~M~1Nf~Al~t~SCH~O~OL~~~~~~>l~IM~l6~I~~ ~-.,. S0..1 • • . • • • • 9:41-
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Laguna 11toch-Fir11'chureh of Chri•t,· Sciantiit ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH .. • ..., st.•~..__-~.:,....,.... PRINCE
01 ....,...: . • "•-•• -OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
UNIYER!~L :~-s~~H a.G & S...., SdtMl-9:10 & 11 :Of Tiit •n. ,,_ c. Clllf, ....., M111 Vtnl• Dri'f'• & l•kw Sh-e.t, C..t• M"• c.llf
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SANTA ANA Hll...-rl ·'
u-•-h "!:~' ' ' t :• A.flt. Kttr ew.n...i. ti• .ul. P ... ltf ..,._ & CllW'dl ~ t<lf, ,...,..Int Wlnlll, 1;11 & It:• ,_.,..,....rt -•c -"first Church of Christ, Scientist 11• PJIA. ...._... s-.. ,,,.._
n •• o..... • .,1_ f :• P.M. .,.._.. 11"9 A.-. Mlfwllla ._. . .. Pun'Uthw111 ScllflOJ -Mi11 Ellher Ofa(.ft, Prl11cip•f
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SVSllllNO WOtUMIP • , ......................... 1 P.M.
MIDWllEit Sllt'tl'tc• WIDNISDAT ................ Ji• PJIA. IM4!11t ..... Jl1 I 'tie UH
N""'°'t lltach·S•eond Church of Chri1t, Sclenli1t . Flnt Assembly of God Church
JIOO ....,. Vlow D•. c-., -, , .146 E. 22n4 ~L. Colla Ma.. 548-3761
w1ni.. L ac-. P...... Clwrdl ,.... M4fn
FIRST CHRISTIAN I F115T
IAPTIST CHUICH ........ ,...,
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CHURCH I
a.re• 1: ~ Sc•soi 10 A.Ml. _,, .J ; .J ~ 'M. C. Cronle, P11tor a...s.. ...._ZUJ LC:.-·H.,. l1y Nlclt11011, Mh~lll•r' ~f Youlli
• • • I All are cordlllly jnvltecl to attend· the church Hrvlcea I SCHIDUU OF SHVICU
and enjoy the privileges of ~e Jleadin1.Ro0ms S"""7-C••rdl SdMI • ................•.•...• 9:la ....
Victoria & PlacenUa Ave.
17411M ...... f.¥.
..... hM Hnbs. Mlabt.r
Monlt"f WenlH_. 1:10 I: 11 :00
Su11d•y School , •• ,, • , , t :JO 1
Yo.,th Me1ti~9 , ••••••,, 6:00
""'" S.l"f'ice , • , , , , ••• 'lJO
Costa 14 ...
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al4 C:.. Pis•Wa• AT All·slnlca-Ck111"rJ1 Choir -Sh•ril P•ul1111, Dir•ctor
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Ywltl .,..... ., ......... , ..... ' '""' """"" . . .. . -....... " ' , ... CHURCH OF CHRIST
287 W. WILSON ST• COSTA MESA N~ry Care Provided .... m MNJ41 • lllWIDI HA.DOI .... P.AimlW
-~~;::;;:;;;;~~:;;;:~:::~~~~~:;:::;::~~~~:11 SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY , , , , , •. , • , •••••• f:45 AM ;: SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNtON" •• 10r41 AM
FIRST CHRISTIAN I
Ch'"' of tt.o Dolly Wo" iUNOAY EVENING WORIH" ............ ,., , : .. 6.00 •.M. NEWPORT UNITY I WiONESCM.Y EVENING lllLE STUDY ••••••••••••• 71JO PM II
CHURCH CHURCH ' NUltSllY ..... PIOVIDD I
' ~ . OMM 0 . M.y&l4 D. •· H•Plt
M1in & Adems Str•ets I i..w.MD..l.wlddl/fftf .... ...., .......... ....._.
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Mort1l11t Wouhip I t ill• 11:00 AM 1~5 A.M. "S11rttf1y Sck•ol • Ir sw ...... , ............. M aHTAAL 11c· o· RO.NADEL.MAR I
Y.-.d •· 6 00 •M 10100 A.M. D"'•tlo111I Stl"f'lc• ...,. .,..."" . . • • • • • : BIBLE CHUR~
be.I., W.nhl, • • ••• 7:00 PM °"'1ce1 '°° w. Clclll•t Hlgllwey, N.1. 1
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YWNn Weko• -H.,..,., A"911HM
STA.Tl UCINSEt PRl·SCHOOL-Pul wno.-. Dllsust
,._.I 64WJ1l
HARBOR REFORM lfMPlf
meeting at a St. James Episcopal Church
3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach
SABBATH SERVICES -RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
llASSI a•RNAllD P, KllllO PO• INFOllMATION: CALL VS-MO
GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
15th & Monrovia, Newport Beech
( 1/1 meek W• ef H ... HMphll """''20 9f' 141·71'1 n--.. __.... Pntw -._ Ml lll". M•IUI o~
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Clfr!IM W Di.I Dlwtlel 5N-fjll DIAl.oA-PIAYll 6t6 t•Jt ~ .. . "' C::,. SUNDAY SERVICES .,, ,. I' '
CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
lit .. .._,. SWKa
MMIM CMrdl fl ll111ht Cirwcll • .._ ... ki.... \M .........
SUNDAY SE.VICE , •• 11 AM
Mlnlli.r , •• , Altllrf Burfl•, ll.S.c.•.
OIU,,ITM CKA,BL
Orlfl09 Collf YMCA. llOCI ~lty Or.
WHAT A SHAME •••• "" ,..,. ...., ... . .. ., ,..,.. .., ....... -..me..
CALVARY CHAPEL
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fiarf,or Cfr.ri6Lian Ckurck °' ,_.....,_ .. _I
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CJI I. 1M St. c.;. .....
Worship-9:'5 A.M. ..., ... _
Phono: '754915
Jllnlater: Dr. D. W. llcl!lroy
ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
IMl.-1-1 ,· --"""" ...... UNIYlltslTY PARK SCHOOL
S."6tN •t tl1tili.w. 1:1 U..i_..lty P•tl
WOUNilt 11tJt A.M.
• ..... H. Nht'111a11bl, ••• m IJ).ltlt
f •)
Emplmlzing t -.,, 10:50 A.M. -""· D. Y. Aldi,_.
Z ; i 7:00 11.M. -MlllleM1ry fre• N't«M -.... C•rt1011
r"I' ~ .... ,.,......",..,..,
The Plan of God
The Pmon of Christ
The Power of the Hofy Spirit
Sundry Sdlaol., AM Momlns W~hlp ' and 10;J) Mt
E\'fnl11g 5eMai 1 PM
Tllurldey elbM Sl\dy
~ ..._ + ' M...,., 7:10 ,,M. -Ceft9te Pteyllf Meotf"'
~ 1 ; J'/J I !f'H""9y, 7:10 P.M. -llW. St.if
~ .... '--"' '/,... Choir Si1191 ,, lotli SwM .. ., s ... 'f'iCM
Md l"Nyer 1 J>M
N11nery dur!q temms
A luD Yoatio -
Cm. of Onnp and 23rd. St.
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P45trir ll E. Jcmes; IFCA Mbr.
u ..... a.ell ..
RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
420 l 0th St., Hu11!i119lo11 l••ch I
Phon• 536-2120
Ad11lt I Youth S1rvic1-
ll :00 A.M,
IRNm PATI. MINISTI•
COMMUNITY
COHGRE6ATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE
W.,..,_11:H A.M. cnrc• klMHil-11:00 · A.M.
Of' ... Ill ... a. • .,.,..,, ~191'
Mill .. ..., IHMt. D.C •••
67:MOOO
S.venth·D.ay Adventist Churches --._ ..... 271 A.,_.. JfNst ......... 1:1 . • J•lt11 She-•k•, P11tor IMlti .._ '-ltlW Qaclll
PhOM1 141.•s•• uni ersw. ,...., Pwh9y
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rlRSJ CHRlmAN CHURCH
.......... ..._ CTtAi1rt I II; I J.~fOVlfTAfll fALLIT
llNJ"1D h.Vtel • ._,.., w...t t ·1JO-WO•SMIP • 10110
~ Wontilp I Y•atll er..,,, . l rJO p.t11.
N11r••rv pr • .,.1d1d •• .n ••l"f'lc••
A CllMHlllllY Oilll'Ctl -VI...., NI ...... .,. W*-9
. -
I
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, C-ost1 MHI
Y. L HEITWICK. Pat• CARL •tNnT
544704 M ...... .tM'*
SUNDAY SERVICES
9141 A.M. _,...., Scl:oel
' a-. .........
MIDSUMMll CRUSADI . _ ..... _
J.t,JJ ...... l
COST A MESA CHllSnAN SCHOOL 1'111---==~~~~~=!I r ~-Kltl9lil---B k1-c•c..
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ORAH6£ COUNTY COMMtlllTY ClllRCll
IH!lrlMM~••IMhll
c... .... w.,......a.. -W..1MSt.•Allllal• c......-.
SUND~ Y SIRVICE .. .. .. . .. 11 A.M.
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COMMUNITY
METHOD15T CHUICH
115 A91t. 671.o,so
1:15 lnform•I Worship
9 :30 Tr1ditioft1I Wortllip
I Svnd1y School
Co1f1 M•t• FIRST UNIRD
METHODIST CHURCH
l'th St I H1rbor ITwd.
Wo"hip I Church S,hoel
9:30111 AM
141.1121 .
C•rl• M111 Nor+ti
MESA YUDI
METHODIST CHUICH
Miu Verde I l1Dr St.
549.211•
Worship I Ch"reh Sch••'
t :OO I IO:JO AM
'tlu11ti11~ ... ell
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
2121 17ffi; $t,., •• 5J .. JIJ7
S•rvlc.1 -91JO a 11 ··"'·
HUP19ff *'-.i11d ... ti •• 11
Ol•rclt Sdtool .... t :JO •·""•
Attend the church
of your choice
on Sunday
Hu11tl11tte11 l•1ch-N...tlll
COMMUNITY
.MnHODIST CHURCH
'''2 Hei1 AYe ••• 141.4461
Wer1hip I Churclt Sch•ol
t l !OilO AM
lrvin~E•st llvff
UNIVEISITY
METHODIST CHURCH
l ll-121)
11422 Cul.,.•r lo•d
•t UniY1rtity Ort.,..
Worship I Church Scho•f
f :lO A.M.
Lt1u111 l•ach
LAGUNA llACH
METHODIST CHUICH
21,12 W•sl.,-Dr '"
So. l11u11•
Worship JO AM
Church School 10 AM
4tt-l011
Ntwp...t le1cli
CHRIST CHURCH
IY THE SEA
1400 w .•• , .... 11.,.d.
671-llOS
Wonhlp I Churclt SdrMI
t 1· 10~10 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
atrlst -chlrdl PresbyteriClll
21112 Mncn I• ( .... .._, Hlali.•1• .._ •
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S...., W.....,1 t:JI AW a.rd ...... : 1,:41 IJll,
Offlss •112 ............. ffM,...
Ci..ch of the Coven9t Hll ___ _
lrllc. A. K11rrle, P•thf s..., • ...., • Cl:Mll ....... till ........ .......
St. ,..._., ~~ CMrdi ..... ~_..... ...... ...
CMMLB NI • , PAITOI ........ a... .... i a,tllll11 AM . . """"47
Coaau11Jty ,....,..._ Cjladl . .. _._ , ..... ,. '--.. tALUS'.' TUINll. PAITOi " "'""
Werelllp • l :JI A 1110t A.M......a....• kltMI • 9tN A.M •
49t-7111
I
Me11 Vtrde lJ 11 It t d
Metltodi1t Cblll'<:ll, 1701 Baker
St., CO.ta Me58, will 'hold
worship 1ervices Sunday at 9
and 10:30 a.m. with the Rev.
Paul c. ,BJesfmef1:r .s~~ng on :·sullWng·a Mature -F'aith."
This ls camp' month at RuO-:
tlngton.Val1ey Baptiit ChlU'Cb,
9779 Slat.er Ave., Fountain
Valley. Fourth through sixth
graders will !tave for 'camp
Monday. Senior high you~ will
CJm.1t-Ju1y 21 tp Aug. 2~ sim-
day wonbip is held at 11 a.m.
and 6 p.m. SO.nday school
classes meet at 9:45 ll.m.
Brother Jim M.isseldlne will
preach at both n10mini and
evening services this week.
Cburth ol the Cro11road11 -
meeting . at Pa cific View
Chapel, Corona del Mar, w.ill
hold services 11 a.m. Sund•l:·
Dr. Vinctl)t Gott us o wlll
preaeh "I Waited Too Long at
the ·Fair." Child care is prcr
"1ded.
•
Church ol Religious Science
of L a g u n a Beach, 20062
Laguna Canyon Road, Will
continue holding two services 1 First Sermon Joins. Temple
-9 and Jl a.m. -throughout the summer. Junior church The Rev. Alfred L. First full time spiritual
and High-s c-h o o I' group· Miller is -the -new min· leader of Harbor Re-.
meetings will resume i n i s t er at Huntington· form Temple, Rabbi
September. B ea ch Evangelical Bernard P. King will
This week Qie Rev. Henty Free Church. He will also serve as adminis-
Gerbard will preach "About give his first sermon trator of the temple's
ReUgion and Science." Baby Sunday, 11 a.m. Pastor religious school. He is
care is provided at the 9 a.m. Miller is a Biola· Col-a graduate o! Heb'rew
aervice. lege gradu ate who also U · C II
Th h h I
n1on o ege, Jewish
. e c urc a so sponsors holds a degree from I t't t f R ti · Thursday lectures at Leisure ns I u e O · e g1on, World, Clubhouse Two, 10 a.m. Cal State, Los Angeles. Cincinnati, Ohio. He He formerly served as also received a philoso-
KONA'S
4th ANNVAL
(But Late)
JULY 4th
CENT
SALE Sennon at all area Christian dean of men at Biola phy d e g re e fro m
.Science churches this week, ==C=ol=le='g'=e=. =======~U~C~L~A~·=======.11
will be "Life." 1r
Jane Manire, of 3125 Jef-
fer,on Ave., Costa Mesa, now
on a tour of northern ltaly.j
will serve as a local represen-
taUve to a World Youth Con·
gress of the Seventh-day Ad·
ventlst Church to be held July
22 through 26 in Zurich, Swit·
zer1and.
Christ Lutheran Cburch, 760
Victoria, Costa Mesa, will hold
Sunday services at 8:15 and 11
' -Peace in Life?
I am tbe Way, the Truth, and the Llfe: no man com-
eth unto tbe father but by me •. : . I am that they
might have Life, and that they might have it more
abundantly. J·esus Christ.
Sund•Y Schoel: 9:45 a.rn.
Church Service: 11 :00 a.m.
l'•1tor: AL MILLIR
'Evangelical FrH Church
, Huntington Beach
(1 •lock of Adami Myond Inch llwd.)
1912 PLORIDA TILll'HONI JU.7tlS
attention all ladies·!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NEVFR BEFORE SHOWN HEl/E I
PATTERN.CU I I ING MElHOD
THAT LET'S l'OU
e DllAFT PA TTUHS -olllr 2
.4M1ric• M•..,.••h e MAICI ANY SIZE. ANY STYl.I
""""1 -e ADJUST ANY PA TI1lN
hi 1tc•-'• e FIT AKY GAIMINT
"' --• MASTIR. WITH NO FIGUR.ING
... lz,.rf•1•
At Last.AMER.ICAN KNOW HOW HAS
ASSEMIU:D ALL -nnt SECl.m FOR. YOU
Lit .. show """ 8t CU'
90 MINUTE DEMONSTRATION s
DPIONITJIATlON AT 11 All, 2 I'll 1tM1 7 I'll
•••• Cl.IPI NJ AND !AVE FOii TIME ium:Mns
SAT.-JULY 19
SUN.-JUL Y 20
9 a.m. to Mldtlhjht
1 e BOWLING e
Regular Price for
l 1t {3rd, 5th, ate.) G1me
(2nd, 4th, 6th etc.)
JUST A PENNY!
NO LIMITlll
V1lld 9e.m.· 12Mid. Mthd1yt.
Youth lowllttt Cl11b Me"'"-"
IY.l.C.I p1y Hieir ,.,, pri ce
for lit, lrd, 1te, 91m1•, J11tf 1
P'""'f for 2iiil, 4th, ere. No
other Kofi• l 111t1t premoti1111I·
f11fur11 ¥1lid 911ri119 0111 c11tf
•• 1 ••
e ·FOOD.
Stl1ct1d i111111 011 ''""" ittcl11d·
"' i11 lftl-&1111 ttl1. st,.,., 111
coff11 tliop 011ly, P1y ,..911ler
prict for fir1t m1·1l-1ch 2nd
M11I of •qu1I price or lower ••
JUST A PENNYll
ROSCOE HOLLAND
ENTIRTAJNS
Set., July 19
9P.M.·2A.M.
KONA
LANES
26tt HAUOl Ill.VD.
S-.,Y, July 19, 1969
' Autlwr BetS .on]ews' Humor
BBLE SAY abalt
Shopping new
home developments?
MaryMedalllon can show you ashortmt. Free.
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Whoil M111 MecWlionlSht'sthe
All·EloctricGlrl,thafa..i.o.And &hf: Cl.Daft you. from tnflie jan'l8.
... 11 ... drivlng ind i......m.i..
]""fill In the HoUoobuntm
Ccmpiter lnputfotm. ltwill lad
ya<>to....tr............,Med11Hon
Electrit Homa in new houlina:
de\'clopmenU In Centttl and
Southern C.lllom~. All the -••
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:Retired Citizells: Neglected Talents
11 l>R. LOUIS KIJPLAN
Au1"r1ty .. r..ble1111
ill Retirement
•
90 percent of them have no need
Ior intensive medical services o r
hospllalizallon. TNt. ~ do rtqui.re
m:n care and attention ~ yo~er IJJ this era of minority IJ'OUP agitation, people. Cbrooie' ailments wbleh begin to
wt aeem. to hl,vt overlooked the appee lu.tb&third' and fourth decades of •-ae-•r ·tl!e elderly u a minority '"• ""' taaj• crippling tO the ••lent or group " b>nsiderable size. Whl!l 'bas ;t.'-•o .... ,..,.L!.__ -A-Al actlvitl·es. brougbt\his about!' _ . .,. • ~>UIS uo·uuii uu~iiUJ.I Bu~. this development can·"f>e 1 We slow 'ciOwn but moat of us do not
traced to the rapid iodustrlalizfi!ioli of . Jose all ·capacity for physical activity -
our nation. It is moving us ~ an unless we setUe back permaoently iuto economy~ production to an ~-of : the r~k}na .chair. ' 1
consumption., and from a work~riefrted . culture to a lelsure-orien~ culture. All o I d e r P e •,Pl e are senile, -.. . . -.· · So-caJ1fid:..Uity1 is' not~ a natural ,,-art . T~too-U ~11Slb1e for a -~adox ot the ailnS process. lt comes mainly to uruq~ II! .tbe history of ~anki_Dd' •. ~ .. tbose.Wbo 'glveup-who laekmotivation working4ife ·.Jpan .or the .indtvJdual ls for .remalnirig active and who·nave no -
belng ~.at a. ~n;ie wheni~ ef!Qi;t• __;..gOab in Iateri We. Only somj! 1.0 pel'(ent ~ acleflC* ~_medicine have ·~ . of all people over 65 y~ars. or ag~ are tru-
his lil_e 'Pl:" with·. an accompanying .iln-Jy seniJe because of brain deterioration. provemeat m pbySJcal and menlal bealth. . .
1bese ~~~nu;nts bave broughl AD older people Jou their memories
about arbl~ retirement ·based upon -There is po scienti:Oc evidence to
the number of birthdays .on! bas support such a beliet Nor is there any ~~ Jn UUs Pi:ocess· the inm'!'dual true eorrel.ation·between age ·and loss of u depriVed of a basic IOCP.1 role ~ut memory. U 1,we become ·forgetful it is ~r,~p1;';,'""'m: • ~~i· . !>«~'\"' or. <ho lock or use of the.memory •.
roleless persoci. All old people are.•.na~le. to learn -
Some ~ which bedevil us and cast There is no .direct. relationship between
a pall of £:toom and dread over the later age ana ability to learn. One can continue
yean: to learn eff~tively well into adva~
age -provided one wants lo leam .
Motivalioll .and -desire are the key fac-AD o 1 d .e r peop)e ue ill peop1e
Costs Soaring
"Yar-tl-~and Ho-me--. . I . . v-;nishiiliitems
By HOYT GIMLIN MOIJSIJl>IG SUfflV \IS. NIED
196S-1 972 -·-r11•-•••-==
" tors. Too many people stop learnJng far money with which to meet recreational 1v1iiabte to every employed Individual, and servlCes we should consider are:
too~arly in life. For them, the ability to and socialization activities. Why should at least five years before retirement day, All of our educational facilities sbould
learn has become atrophied. he not have the capability o(·bl.Jying and programs designed to help him pr.epa're be rn3de available to oldir adults. Some
AU older people are dependeat...-All wf.arlng good quality clothing? The for retirj;ment ~ that he cab piake the ff.<ibem could complete their CormaJ
people, regardless of age, do not want to ..... ,.e~ ,.J!tt80n should bit a~e '.Jo enjoy~ most ·ot those,Wlf years. ~ ~: ~~a lion. Others could benefit from a
tie del';\!:ode~. Thia .ii especially true o{ • '~nt, aln~ntt _..eo~.' FinitiCial Qc11?10tai suJIPort'~chvitJt~ 1variety of courses which wouJd promote older people who strive desperateJy to re-and tri~ -the&e do ·mt come. cbe;&ply.' ... l :r . ,-H~N<!d I and th main indepenilent Individuals. ·'But It -Hll needs fo.r these 'oPeortmilties are~; .. ' be Ci~ t~,tcfitCatiOM! instltuWds ~t1 ~ eveopmei_1t grow,·
almost seems to be a ),P')lng battle. ,resstnt~.tbey are for youn}e~p)f.:. Woul'~ like to ,dev·e10p p~tns. 1·f6r ·~~e need to .give thought~ bow we can
Ch11dren insist #tdt their parents sit In the matter of income, 1tbe reUred· tr~g peoP.le_lO "'.P,rk tQote:_ef{ectiveJy'~ the skills and expenences o{ tht .~and take it easy -that.they have ~son ii af, an extreme dlsadvlll~~· I ~11:11. ~~Ults in a.-v~1e~" IC• uroo in the labor market. Many o( e8m.ed..~ right to rela:s:.~to a;ccep~ no TOdar, ~-ioCQ~~of_ the ~Vi!tage retiree tiv1Ues.~~lu~ 'J«l~~:. . ~ ~hfri are ped;onning needed services o~
respqn!ibility for themselves or others.. ~ &1111t~ec;'d one-!Ourt.IJ1JµJd on~·hau We.need to p~"lf'eater a~ebti~n lo lb ~:'.::at. ..... ~ time Or i;easonal basis TMs k'tanatmount to killing older people of Ulit for thef.·emplofed;-· tow economic StatUs of the te.tired! The ~ .,......, ·-. . •
With kindness. All pe,rsOns •. re(arjll_ess of age, have· the-.tow µ.coqies are h.am;Uul jo Uie~·~·in· We should enco1Pge o~ religious .lll-
All old people are useless _ Jf they samt basic rleedi; Btit for UJ.e. ol~er. .'dJViduaJs and lend tO_.!!ave·an"·adversel sti~tions to do a better JOb of meeting
arf!useless, who has made them so? Is it person, because ot the accelerating fec;t on ,our f(\ODOmy. : _ the spiritual needs of older people. Far
11-0t our society that makes ok\er people pa.ssage of till'!e, they ar~ .all ~ m~ . : . • ~ -:· ' :.._ , • too many or the clergy are concerned
useless by taking from them all normal Unportant. These are: the need to · be "WE MUST DEVELOP new and\fll«! mi u ·th serving youth and younger roles through the retirement procesS? ls usefu'l ana productive, tO be wan'te1l, to be. jngful ~le! for older, mature adiil~ ..... pri ar Y wi •
it not our society lhal has been reluctant Joved, to be. active. . roles which will ·mifutlin them ~ .. :fir&i." . adtllts and take the presence of the older
.to develop new roles of )lsefulness for If we use the age of 65 as a measurhlf class citiiens· who C,.O mak~ vipuable. a.dult for granted.
ret4red people? dev~, there are about. 20,000,000 con~i~~qno. to~t.l:lei ~"'1'll ~ r! ~ These" suggestions, and others su~h. ~
Amencans in the .group. o:mununities.~ They t.an. .. prov1de us ,Ji(h housing, living arrangements, nutrition.
Retlrtd people need 'lits· income than The most pressing .need ls to be able many necessaey ~ser;Yices · wlilch are not health care, and \he use of retired people employed people -True, a retired · ailable per~ D}&Y no IoQger have such job con-successfully to bring the needed in-av now. as teachers, can lead to what I term
nected expenses as lunches, fares, or formation and knowledge to ·every We need to examine the exishng 'responsible militancy' for older, mature
some types of clothing. But as a person mature adult. The majority of people do resources of our communities t 0 adults. By this, I meru;i that the elde~11 ~wa okler he may req"'·-more hi nh not know how to plan for retirement, nor d t · ho th be _....a 1 can be helped to become vocal ana active r.•v ,., b e t:rmine w ey can u~, e,,. in k. 1 th be•t t (th quality protein foods and drugs _ these do they know where to-tum for guidance 1 f Id u1 ho the . wot 1ng or e ermen o e en-_,A . · fective y or o er ad ts -w Y t-an " ·1 ••er than to be are far from being inexpensive. and i1u.urmahon. r-· wre commuru Y rau• provide meaningf1.1;l services and ae·. motivated only by sell·interest and self·
HE HAS AS much need as ever for OUR INITIAL STEP should be to make tivities for them. Amon~ the activ\ties prot'flion.
TUE WONDERFllL WORLD OF BEN WICKS
-..:· ·-
''-'"'M'.-l/ •• "'<,/:=. ....;.~
11• "" •ms ... nt ... hi• It!'
'Tlle oew J1•~• jeu cao ••rrt. 500 ...... 1r lt111tertl'
,,.,.,
.oi,1r1. 1.n •lllPP
•• Every-Ainerican not sunk in povert)'
has .uumed far a qiwter-centu:ry or mo..· that home l>lying ..... hirrig)rt to
es:erciae u otten·as he moved. And that
was Otten. The CensuF Bureau reports·
that one American family in flVi! dllnges ..
ill place of.'...retid:ence every year. But
thole who cling 'to·the notion of easy ~
cea to home ownerstµp are in for a rude
ewakeoing in J!le8. "'!be single-family home is moving into
~ the category cir a·ltmory· itlem;11 a New-
Jmey builder said recently. "Jn the
market where our COQJpany is buikling
k>day--and it's typical in this regard-a
family mUBl have dose to a $14,000 in-
come to be able to bu1 a borne."
.:.f-1-+-· +H~+-~1-4--l -HIE -. ·hEGAb· PROFESS~ ,. .
HOUSES S E L L I N G for less than
$15,000 made up less than 10 percent of
the deW 1ingle-family housing markel io
1918. Five years ago they accounted for
29 percent. Seventy percent of new
houses 10ld last year were pri~ above
S20,001t;·and -the-median-price--fO&!--Older -
houaes l'06e -for the firsl Wne -above
$211,000.
The cost of bousirig conUnued upward
during the first ·half of 1969, with no
1ilackeni.ng in sight. Higher prices for
land, lumber, labor and capital all show-
ed up in new mortgages. Penoos who
could afkr'd jo do so were willing to pay
the prices. But Oli!i summer, money for
home tiuilding has diminished under the
impact of monetary restraints imposed lo
alow down the wont infiation since 1951.
Tbe scarcity of lending funds was remin·
ding builders and bankers of the now·
famous .. credlt<?Unch" of 1966. · Mcrilaia i¢erest rates have reached
record he.ielU. standing at a national
averace of 7.1 percent on "conventional"
Joana -tbo6e that wttt not insured by
the Federal HOll8ing Administration or
the Veterans Administration. The ef·
fect.ive rate was often higher than
reflected in the mortgage contract. The.
borrower. to obtain financing, often had
to pay "poinls" -the trade name for a
legally permissible practice of dis·
counting tbe face value of the loan.
P.10RTGAGE INTEREST rates in May,
the latest month reported by the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board, bad not yet
reflected the latest "prime rate·• in·
crtue by big city banks. They raised the
rate of lending· to their best business
custcmers on June 9 by a tun }>erce:ntage
point. to a J'eCQrd 81i2 percent. "A Qne·
point '"increiue-m the ·tutatsl rate.'~
George Romney. Secretary of Housing
and Urban Development. said two days
later, causes. 7 perl'tnt to 10 percent in·
crease in the cost of housjng."
The government has moved, with some
1ucce.ss, to offset the credJt pinch. One o{
Romney's first acts upon assuming office
in January was to raise the Interest ceil-
ing of government-backed mortgagu to
7~ percent, up . from 6~~-Some states
elevated permissible rates 'tinder-their
usury laws to 8 percent-and-beyond. Tbe
government-chartered Federal National
Mortage Association ("Fannie Mae"~ has
been issuing short-and mediu1n·lerm
secu rities to pump a recent average of
$100 million a week into llie .mortgage
market.
THE C0~1MERCE DEPAR1"1E~T
reported, nevertheless, that new con·
slruction of private housing declined ill
May for the fourth straight month. Cur-
rent forecasts project a continued decline
through the summer and fall, lowering
the number of starts this year 200,000 or
so below those in 1968. · ·
The true ~tent of the decline in single·
fainily housing is parlly concealed
because new housing starts includ<>
apartments. which currentlf are <1c-
counting for two-thi"rds of the total.
Apartment builders are able to borrow
where the individual hon1e buyer isu't,
because they t:an arrange (or the Jcndtr
to share in the builder's profits.
IT HAS BEEN suggested t h a t
American& are becoming a nation nf
apartment dwellers out' of sheer necessl·
ty. Some urban critics contend that this
is a welcome trend. In their view, the
vast expanse of singJe.ramlly homes in
suburbia is a misuse of land and breeds
urban sprawl, commuter problems and
other metropolitan ills. _
Whether good or bad, the proliferation
of single-family homes on the fringes or
big-cities has been ·accepted -... and
cherished -by American families for
several decades. If the time hu come for
them to change their living habits, it ii;
evident that lhe deba te over 11ational
housing goals will no longer be conrined
to the issue of inner-city slums. .
Editorial Re11earcb Report& '•
Two-.s~.-e~n
By BER8 CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -One <t our most
11.1cceadW doWntOWn thieves ts a darinB
young man wbo W4:;1lf1 a TV repairmans
white ...,. 0. bll disgui ... A f1w inkl-
nl.ghtl ago. be WIS tiptoeing dOMI ttlie tn-
tldt Nlrway ol • Van Neu Ave.. a.pt.
howie, .a i&OJa{ 'I'\' aet under his arm. wben our Utile Old . Lldy peeked ou< of
lier doorway to uk 111\erply, "What art
)IOU uP to, young man?'" -
"'Mine Ibis ael to be repaired." he
llld. ~1·m on the ·mahl crew."
"'Ob, bow wonderful!'' she beamed,
• ' • ' t.
lhrowiira Wkte her door. "Mine needs fix-
ing. too·-would you lake it?"
"Oh. but gladly;' griMl'd the thiel.
presenUy walking out with two sets under
his arms.
' LINDA FREV. wldow ol the Oakland
policeman lcll!OO In the Uucy Newton
ahootoul, was in Hollywood recently,
playing a suburban hou.wwife for Jack
Webb .in 1n "Adam-12" TV aequeoce.
Jack. who ·hired her after she wrote him
a letter, says, "Wt have a soft spot in our
hearts for police widOws -and anyway,
More Influence at the Bank than 'in the Minds
Air. Kasanof,. a1~ attormy, wrote thi~
commentoTtl Jilr the-Ctnttr Magarint.,
publifhed by the Center for the Stud:11
of D.emocratic Institutions. Santa Bar-
bara. ·
By ROBERT KASANOF
Lawyers have a far better standing at
the deposit v.'1.ndow or the bank then in
the hearts of their countrymen. ThCy
rank third In in1.."0n1e among professionals
(behind doctors and dentists) bl,!t
eleventfi in prestige wlth the public. Such
·"'·ere the findings in a report publish~·by
the American Journal or Sociology in
1964, and the legal profession '!! standing
and importance have continued lo
decline.
If lawyers have ceased to be the folk
heroes they once were. perhaps a clue
can be found in a con1parison of the
autobiographies written by two famous
lawyers: Clarence Darrow 's "The Story
of My Life" and Louis Nizer's "My Life
in Court."
Darro\v's book v.•as written long afier
his retirement from practice. Along with
reminiSl--ences and philosophical ex-
· cursions, il recounts some of his great
cases -the defense of E~ene Debs. the
Scopes j•monkey rtial." the Scottsboro
case, the Leopold·Coeb trial.
MANY OF HIS causes wert> lost. at
least in the Jegal sense, but they were
worthwhile failures .. Of the Leopold-Loeb
case. he wrote: ", •. I wanted to lend a
hand , and 1 'vanted to stay out of the
case. The act was a shocking and bizarre
performance; the public and press .,.,·ere
• a·lmost solidly against them ••. I knew of
no good reason for refusing (assistance).
·but I was liixty-eight years old; and very
weary. t had groWn tired or standing in
the lean and lonely front line facing the
greate~t enemy that ever confronted man
-public Of.inion." ,
Nizer"s • My Life in Court" recounts a
slunning succession or victorious cases.
and in each case tl'le llir.tory i~ due to
of a
ah'e's perfect for the part.''
' BERKELEY BARB'S piquant picture
of the ·\\itek: Eldridge C 1 ea,, tr.
pre.sumab)J pJlotorrapbed ln Cub& while
eating watermelon.
PAT PAULSEN. r11.tnbling on KNEW,
says he may ~ome Uie: fifth (at(' on t.1t.
RUShmore "by natural erosion.·• As for
the man who defeated him for President,
he wbetzu "Nixon! He'd throw a 20-foot
f1>9t to 1 man drowning 30 feet off~e
and !ISi~ he had mel him more lhan half
way."
Nizer's consummate skill. Two dlapters
are devoted to libel cases, another to
divorces: there is an account of the
plagiarizalion of the song "Rum and
Coca-Cola.'' and a discussion of personal
injury caeses.
The book closes with an account -0f the
bitter proxy battle-for control of Loew·~
and M.G.~1. In the course of this final
chaple!' Nizer pauses to explain \vhy he
v.·ou1d not have taken the sort of cases
1hal.made up Dai-row's life :
··, , . For. despite Bar Association
resolutions which make it proper for a
lav.•yer to defend the n1ost heinou~
nn1rderer or sneaky Com1nuoitr. I \\'ill
not repre sent a mao who1n t dete st. He i!;
entitled to able counsel. and there art>
many such, • but I cannot !Plit 1ny
personality or fragment my convictions:'
ALi\10ST TWO MlWON copies or
Nizcr's book had been sold by the time I
bought my copy. Though still in print.
Darrow's book could not be found in :any
midtown New York bookstore. U a young
boy today wants to get an idea of \\·ha1 it
is a famous lawyer does and on v;hat
issues his skills are focused. he ·will get it
from ''My Life in Court," not "The Story
of My Life."
a situation where lawyers hB:ve not only
·acted from ignorance bbt affinnatively
foster it by blocking scie ntific knowleclge,J
Yet, the legal profession has been so
succei>sful in convincing it.self an~ the
world at large that it is a reposi\ml' 1of
general wisdom that twenty percent of
the studenls planning to enter law school
have no intention of making a career in
the law. or this group about half euter
\Vith the specific idea of going into the
business world.
In a way, of course, they are not
misgujded. fo·r the legal profession 'in the
United States grew up in lock-step w~th.,
the large corporations and lawyers Ve"t;Y
often furnished advice to their bus\ness
clients far beyond the scope of what -was
required in terms of legal controversies.
They also began to colonize the executive
ranks of the corporations. '
THESE CLOSE TIES to _.the growth of
the corporatiop as an institution have not ;
·only created , intellectual problems but1 have also brought about. profound chang·
in both the economics and the style of th11
practice of the profession. As corpo"rate
t·nterprises multiplied and grew largefr
and government regulation became more
intense and complex, the size of the law
firms which served them grew larger,
too.
The fees charged by these fWms. were
geared to the economics of corporate ac·
tiv.ity; -J
They drew the best graduates from the
good Jaw scboolS; they furnished tlle
leader$.ip in .large measure for ·the
orgruiiled bar. Because of the 1.arg~ and
ongoing character· of the Cirrns, lt was
possible for their members to engage io-
»{Or:lts of public service or even enter the
j!overtunent for a period of time, knowing
that ihey could return .lo the old finn.
The >tandards of ethics and the quality
of Jeg81 \vork done. were, and are, very
high.
YET, DESPITE THE large firm's con-
tribution to the power and quality of the
profession. it had a baneful influence on
the structure and future of the profession.
'l'he economics of these firms made them
available to the large corporations and
the wealthy individuals who managed
f11em.
The economist Joseph A. Schumpeter
once said that if there is no revolution in
America it will be because the best
brains are busy figuring out how the rich
can avoid their taxes. The opposite may
prove to be true. If we have the kind of
upheaval which seems to be impending. it
n1ay be precisely because so many of the
best brains ha ve been concerned with
servicing giant corporations.
Perhaps my view is too pessimistic.
Mr. Nizer, after all, closes the most
widely read book about the law of our
generation this way: "So I symbolically
closed the book on the Loe.w's contest and
signaled my secretary to usher in two
visitors rrom Chicago who had flown into
~e.'!'·York by appointment. The cause of
theil'. anxiety was an ant i.trust suit which
thr<.tned their enterprise. I leaned back
and '.!fondered what new ltga1 adventure
awaited me." '
The lntell eclual decline of the pro·
fession Is a more subt!e problem. The
rugor with wt.ich lawyers use the skills
and material of the profession ilself is as
great. and probably greater, than in the
past; the problem of dealing with the in--
creasing quantity of legal material on
which the profession · depends (thirty
thousand decisions a year rendered by
the Appellate Courts alone) Is not the
stumbling bloek. •
The trouble is tha( lawye rs have simply
refused to let go or the notion that
they possess universal wisdom and that
abs~tact notions of justice are sufficient
to make prudent choices in connection
w.ilh any m<11ter. The regulation 1d mari·
juana. for instance, is a clear example or
IN'F-ERP()L's .,Objectives ·
TJ1ief
f rom tile Deportment Of
State Poli cy Briefs
The International Criminal Police
Organization (INTERPOL) is not, as
some people erroneously believe,, an in-•
temational espionage network whose
agents defy death and torture in their·
political inteWgence-gathering activities.
iNTERPOL never inWilveg ~tsel! In
political, military, religious, or racial
matters ; such activities are forbidden by
its constitution. ..
SO~tETUlNG .81.SE you may not be INTERPOL is cbncemed. with "tht ap-
dying to know: That'• Hugh Hefner's prebensior. of ct'irdinals, exchange of ln·
to lay the foundations for international
police cooperation.
INTERPOL'S budget for 1969 hi
roughly $530,000, of which the U.S. share
is $28,500, or approximately S.4 percent
This ·is virtually the lowest percentage
figure .for. .a U.S. contribution lo any in-
ternatiooaJ organization. • t
~· ...... .JJiiifiltlr. . ----
· Saturday, July 19, 1969 steady friend . lSarbara Kltfu cf formation, lderi(ifltation , atrest1 and ex-
Sacrament.o, dfr.creelly aucovered on the .. tradfUon: It deals with law enrorc'em~nt
cover of July Playboy. · v.'hich involves the cro¥~1 of -~ The Comment Page of the
ternational borders by a law-Drcilker. Daily Pilot seeks to inform
DON BUDGE, from the Academy In addition. INTERPOL works in Um and st1mulate 'readers by
Award!I of Sport (he won tbe tennis field of crime prevention. n publi&hes ~·presenting a varif!!ty of com--
tropl}y), is in \Valnui Creek, vtsiling his lit.er•ture -~n counterrelu. auto ~tta1 fentary on topics of inter·
' 87,year-okl mother "who ha! arthritis bu\ and other subJect>-des~«! to !ac1litate est and significance from
can still beat me at most games. 11 'As for • the1aw·enforce~nt officer 1n 'tns task or it lnformed obsetvers'" a 0 d
b!:s most .readable new book. "A Tennis;.;..=ro,adlnt potential crfminall:1 · k · -· Idea ol INTE.RPOb· ·.,.,11·1'' : 1 · tpo ••men. Memoir." he II.OWi i·tfll eell S0,000 copies ~ •11e ur
If T ha ve to buy 40.000 myself. J have a when' • number or pollce olficer1, loltert N. Weed. hMflhr
very large garage." magistrales, and Jpwyers rr.et at Monaco
'
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For Tl1e ·
Record ' ..... ·-
Divorces
t'INAL DEC•EES Ft111uson. ROl<&n,.. .,. K&nM!ll
E-v. LOI• YI Orvil!• Sn'IO'!hers, Jovu L. v1 01vld wn111m
Du Cllarme, NllKY l , vs D1vl1 t.
k1llv, M9rvartl Grice n Jamu Harr/
Venture, Catl'lel"IM YI D1n~I A. GRMr, JDhMle Lee YI E:m!IY Jewel
Moseley, Pltrkl• '-· MmMv n Jl:Cl9erl '· McL11J11lllln, Sleven A. ~ Malllvn J.
ConnellY, Cll1r~ Mlcn1er Vl Con•l11nCe
'"' J0<1e•, L1ielle Oorwold vs Ch9rlene LI
"' LI TrKt. J1nl1 Nin vs lltlc.hard
DEATH NOTICES
I
BEEN
Jn$e w. Been. Aoe 50. Datt of detll!
JUIY 16. ReskWnl of 21« Pomona, Ccr.;la
Mts.. SUTV1¥ed bv wife, Ltnl$; two
dawtl'len. M~. si.1ron Sml!n, CMla
Mn11 Mft,. L!..-Price, Co•!• Mts1:
Ml'\ Cr&l'ICUl!I, Pcw1f!"Vlll~; l!'lree brot~
er1, Kenoeth, K-M; J. T .. Vlsalla;
Mvron, Al'lllflt<ll, Service• will ~ held
MondlY 11 11 1.m. 11 Sell 8roodw1v
Cl\9~"'· Of!ktant, ReY. Tlloma' s en· vetNH. ln!fT~I, Pa<:lt!c Vie"' /N!-
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Beal ~L ---· Estate ;-Apar~~nts--~rww
Questions
and
Comment
By
Realtor
RendeR McCerdle
QUESTION< Tho wlfa oncl I oro klckl119 orouncl tho
Ide• of purche1lnt somti re1ldentl•I •Pllrtmenf units In
S.nt• Ana. How do I 90 •bout •ppr•l1f"t en •p.lrtment
hount Wh•t .,.. torn• of the f•ctors to look fo r In •r·
r ivlnt et • lust •nd f•ir price to p•y? .
0 . T., Newport BeBch
ANSWER : ~ost investors in apartments are pri·
marily coocerned In 'the' INCOME the units provide:
that is tjie amount of income and the DURABILITY
of the income.
· Some factors to take~ into Consideration when con-
sidering income are:
Spac~us Variety -
Spacious floor plw In abun·
dance-and in nrltty-are
proving to be a key reasOn ror
a sudden Increase in rentals at
Bl.i:by Green Apartment
Village, aCCilrding to a
spokesman for the popular
Orange C o u n t y ·apa{tment
community.
Neil Crawford. v1ce presi-
dent ol Bi.J:by Ranch Company
(owners and developers of
Bixby green), stated that
apartment-eeeken visiting the
project are surprised at the
numbu of plans Bixby Green
offers. '"Ibey spend more time
roaming around our models
simply because there's so
much more to see here than
there is at conventional apart·
ment locations", Crawford
said.
"'" Features are In keeping with
the town bouae aspect. of each
Blxby Green suite. A .standout
examp~ is &oundproofing:
each ,.Wte is totally
soundproofed In a manner that
has gained Bilby Green na..
Uonwidc attentioQ withla the
a p a rtmen~on ti:t-
dllstry. Bixby Green sul""' .,.
allo centrall7 aiN:Ondi~ Color-coordinated carpOtliig~
and drapes, a kitchen with aU-
electrie built-ins and an in-
dividual wasbe.r-deyer unit ift-
eacb suite are some of the a-d-
ditiona1 features tenants can
enjoy. Tenants also have the
privilege of two parking
spaces, both of which will pro-
bably be in Bixby Green's
underlrtlilnd parking area.
Abundant landscaping. adds
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J. The present gro:;s income .and the future gross
income that can be qpected from the apartments.
2. The rate of return you upect on your investment,
and the amount of risk involved ·with this return.
fi SUITES to the effect of total privacy, Even though there are less making Bilby Green a seclud-SPACIOUS LIVING FEATURED AT BIXBY GREEN
than 85 suites in all within the ed "community-wilhln-a<0m-Ac:C.1! to Private G•rden P11tlo, Color °'°"'lnatH Ap.rtment1
3. The TOTAL operating expenses Including any
capital e"Jl"nditures the property may require to p ro-
duce maxunum income.
s l t I u ~uriously-landscaped munity". The apartment ---------------------------"-"----------~-----
acres c o m pr 1 s J n g Bixby village's recreational faciliUes
Gr e ~·n1 apartment-seekers (which .Include pool and
have no iess than five di!tinct· sundeck area, shuffleboard
ly different plan,, to ~e courts ind private putting
from. ''MDSt a~ proj· green) and reserved for
ects do not offer anywhere residents' exclu.slve use. •And
near th.at kind og variety, aJ-even though it s t res 1 es
lhoogh they may have twice privacy as a feature, Bixby
the number Or apartments we Green is a Short drive (in all
have," Crawford went on to directions) from the recrea·
say. ..... tional activity or Orange Coun-
4. Loss in income due to vacancies and uncollected
rents.
5. The rate of recapture based on the age of the
improvements and probable economic life of the im·
provements.
The income approach u~ed for arriving at the val·
· ue of an apartment house 1s only ONE method of ar·
·riving at an equitable price; but it is the. most impor-
tant ~derat!fin. .1-Suites al-BiJ:by -Gr e c n ty. 'lbree golf courses-are: -
• average 1400 sq. fl. or living literally minutes away. A little
QUESTION : I want to •void sMYlnt income texes space, another factor which further "down the road'' are
when I sell my prpperty. I unclent•nd I cen_•vo1d tax· takes them out of the the beaches, marinas and
" by-uch•nglng for 1om"ffhing •IH "is IOrij ..--it Ir t•average.-a p a.rt men t'' famed fun attractions or the
of ''like kind." What are your thoughts on ·exch•nging? category. Each floor plan ·is • CQJ.lnty.
Are exc~s t•x frH? Is there • cetch somewhere? twcrslory de s ign, modeled •· ·
-F C Cost'• Mesa after the European town RENTAI.S BEGIN .. ..--
. : , · ., -hWIB.-whlcb giVe BTx'b""j-· RenfiilS .. 'beifn-at $240 ·a -ANSW:ER: ExcbangingjWhen--dooe ptoper.ly,-solves Greqi""its-apartJnent-viHage monttrfor·snttes which·are;-tn
many -problems •. I ta-advantages hav helped--many -connotation. Upstairs areas:·· effect; larger than· many-new
build an estate in a relativelf short period of time. are devoted to ~ ~Y as homes, but which eliminate
All exchanges, however, are NOT tax 'free. Jn fact. three 'bedrooms,_ 1ncl~ding a the problems of home
the tenn tax free bothers m e. l n most cases they wou'ld large !M-ster swte with bath mainlenanCe and u. p t e e p •
more properly be termed ••tax.deferred.'' and private dres~ing area. The Tenancy la restricte~.to adu~ls
JI · nlik rty th 1 th t downstairs portion of each only, ex: to families with you !eceive any u e P~ • _ en o. a ex-plan is a dramatic contrast to chlldren ti years or older. Tbe
tent you will b~ Wed ~n the unlik~ portion. This would conveotionalD apa r tment fact that Bilby Green Is an
provide you with partial tax savtngs, and you w~uJd designs : Jong entry-hallways adult commUl)ity ts another
never pay more taxes ~an you woul_d on a straight -lead to high-ceiling sunken !iv-contributing faclor to the &al~ An e~ample of unhke property IS cash. boat or in g r 0 0 ms some with privacy afforded its residents.
netlloa_n reli~-. • . fireplaett) which , in turn, lead To visit Btxby Green, take
It ls section 1031 of the Internal Revenue Code that io private garden patios. the Garden Grove Freeway to
states that· there . will be ·no recognition of gain or Joss Formal dining rooms (which the Knott Ave. turnoff. Dri ve
on an exchange 1f property held for productive use in can convert to a den, library north under the freeway to
a trade or business or if INVESTMENT is ei:cbanged or family room) and centrally·. Lampson Ave_ The large wind-
s_olely for. property of like kind held for either produc-located kitchens. are other mill at ~e entr.ance tens you
tive use m a trade or business or for investment. facets o1. downstairs plam. that your.eat Bixby Green.
EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. McCardle ban inoestmen}
nrwl111t, Prerldtnt of TM Real E1ta1tr1, a coUege Jectu,.el"; ....
a director of the California Association of Real Estate
Teachers, author of "Real E1tate in California." Smd ti°""
qtU!tiom and comment& 1o Randall R. MeCardU, clo The
Daily Pilot, Boz 1560, COit.a Mesa 92626.
Viejo Opening July 26
Eldorado Homes Puts
14th Unit on Market
Eldorado Homes; lfth unit
goes on the market In Mission
Viejo Saturday, July 26, it
was announctc1 this week by
Stuart R. McFarland, sales
manager for Mluton V'"iejo
Company, developer of the
ll,000-acre new town in
southeastern Orange County.•
"Thus far, we have placed
1,rrn Eldorado Homes on the
martet,'' noted McFarland.
"The 14th unit., which has 65
homes, will bring the total of
Eldorado Homes to 1,092."
McFarland added that the
homes in Unit 14 will be
especially desirable because
they are close to a 5-acre park
that is scheduled lo be com-
pleted before the houses are
finished. Many of the homes
also hive views or the park.
he added. A school site Is ad-
jacent to the park.
Eldorado Homes offer six
models with from two lo five
bedrooms, and up lo 2,061 sq.
ft. of living space. Prices
range from $21,140 to $29,640.
Purchasers of E I d o r 2 d o
Homes may enjoy the Mission
Viejo Recreation Center, th e
Mission Viejo Goll Club, and
all the other recreational,
educational, commercial, and
cultural facilitie s in
f\.1ission Viejo, McFarland con-
cluded .
The Eldorado models may
be reached by takhlg the San-
ta Ana-San Diego freeway
soulh to La Pai Road, cross-
ing over the bridge into
Mission Viejo, and foUowing
lhe directional signs to the
sales office.
Lake Fore st-Readies-
350 More New Homes
Lake Forest now has f20
homes under construction,
making It one of the most ac·
tive home-building areas in
Southern California, It was an-
nounced this week by Warren
Tom.an, director of marketing
for Deane Brothers I n c •
development in southeastern
Orange Counly.
At the same time, Toman
announced thal second un its
have opened in lhe com-
munity's three new
neighbo rhoods, Garden
Hornes, Lakeshore Home~.
and The Woods.
"While our original models.
the Saddleback series in the
village, and the newer Garden
Homes are sell ing well, the
homes along the lake and in
the woods have been selling at
the most spectacular pace,"
observed Toman. "Our lux-
urious Lakeshore m o de I s ,
which are In the $30,000 to
$60,000 bracket, are selling as
quickly as low-pri~ homes.
The first unit of 75 Is more
than 90 percent sold out, so we
are opening a second unit of ii
hom es, many agai n offering
choice lakefront Joe.at.ions.
Equally e1citing has been
lhe a~ptancc or our homes
1n The WOods: 11te first unit of
70 homes Js now all but sold
oot, so we are opening our 8-1·
home second unit.,..
"In both cases," Toman
noted, "Thi.s success may be
directly attributed to the fact
that these homes o f f e r
something home-shoppers can
find nowhere else in Orange
County : the choice of buying a
convenienlly-located, modern-
as-tomorrow home at a
reasonable price, eithet along
a lake shore or in real woods."
Homes In the community
begin at $29,950 with three,
four, and five bedroom models
available in all f o u r
neighborhoods. There: is a
wide variety of twcrstory
homes to choose from. All of-
fer Deane Brothers' famed
Garden Kitchen, plus many
other exciting f e a t u 'r e s
developed by the pace-setting
firm.
Lake Forest may be reached
by taking either the San Diego
or Santa Ana Freeways south
to El Toro Road, then follow-
ing directional signs.
Dousing Poor
Spain, U.S. Face Problem
Retirement
Hotel Work
Under Way By J AMES L. SRODES
MADRID (UPI) -There
are many sad co ntra sts
between the way Spain is
trying to house its poor and
lhe struggles the United States
Js going through now to do the
ume thing.
At first glance the lwo na-
tions bavt nothing at all in
common.
One is a superpower able to
wage 1 COIOy war and still
keep a steady stream of con-
sumer gooda fiowjng -a now
that includes LS m 1111 o n
privaldy constructed housin1
unlll each yur.
'l'be other Ls 1Ull trying to
set back Oil "' feet after a
civil war that ended 30 years
ago. For the past 10 year• it
hi1 beea aollll lhrouRh a pain-
ful thtft to lndustrlalb;ation
but with llUle ...Uef for ii>
-It probkml.
and both governments are
committed to giving housing
construction top priority al·
tention in the }'f;ars ahead.
In 1968, lhe Johnson ad-
ministration called rot 6
million housing units to be
built wilh government aid over
the nett 10 years as a boost lo
tl)e 20 million that would be
bulll privately at the same
time.
Lut month, the Spanish
Hou&lng minister, Don Jose
Afartlnez.sanchez Arjona, an-
nounced the government had
approved plans to lluild
1,%36,000 housing unit.a b1 1971.
Of lhiJI total only 400,000 will
actually have lo be funded and
built. by private housing con-
tractors. The government will
subsldlJ:e another 800,000 units
and govermnent construction
uniU wlll buikl the remainin& m.ooo unlt.s, he II.id.
and It has A gross nat.ional
product of about AS billion.
The U.S. population ls 200
million with a GNP or nearly
$900 billion .
But Martinez.Sanchez Ar-
jona noted the government
had e1ceeded ita first bo..u1ing
goal or 1.3 million units set in
1961 by another 400,000 units,
so the task a.bead shoold be
well within Spain's economic
capabilities.
But a drlve along one of
Madrid'• wide tree-6hadcd
streets points up one of the
problems facing Spain -a
problem U.S. hou&ing plaMers
should take note of.
Ground wor k on SoutherD
California's
hotel" has 'been started at
Brookhursl and P J o n e e r
Streets in Fountain Vatley.
Plans call for completion of
the $1 millioc facility by Jan.
I, 1970, according to Larry
Gates, owner and developer of
what he calls a "pilot project
for Orana:e County."
An 81 unit, tw1>-story com-
plex will be buill on three
acres, ~pable ol housing ta
"retired senior citittns," ex-
plained Oates, a Newport
Beach resident and owner of
the Huntington Valley Con·
valescent l-lospita1 in Hun-
tington Beach.
City officials call
"retirement hotel" to 1yoid
any similarity with a con-
valescent hospilal or a Leisure
World retirement community
George J. Heltzer & Associates
Invites You!
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NOW IS TIIE
JOing into our new homes in MFSA WOODS.
THIS IS THE PLACE to ni>e your family aod enjoy • full life--in the
fabuloo! South c.o.ut Plua &tea of Cool& Mesa, with "tf1 CX>llvenienc< you could dsite.
THIS IS THE VALUE of a li~nd J'Oll b11Ve the first choice NOW
of ftoor plllllS and Joa. And what • deliSbtful surprise is the pri~ !
.llNTDU!LY NEW CONCBPf of Imng is yoan in ci-imagioatin
Tri-Dimemicxr :Bmitomnmtal homos that give you "Pall U.. of y_, Yard," wim -•
lingle _..,foot w.-1! Just tnocher crample of ctati.e l...Jenbip in home deoign !
A t sp.n..J /..,, op,.ing prim /.-$2 7' 9 5 0 For• limiltd tmu .:.U,1
"Tlitre is NO 1uh.1ila1e
for ~ALITYI:
But bolb an e1perienclm:.
_the _JDlcraUon of r u r a 1
....idf'llll lo the clUes, both
are worried about their tlwns
The Spanish plan looks all
the more ambitioua when )IOU
consider two set• of statistics.
Spain'• populaUon lll 3J million
Spain, like the United Slates.
is going through serious in -
nalion. In fact, its trouble!!
are so serious, the Franeo
government devalued t h e
peseta by 14 percent last year.
The devaluaUon has brought
on 1 35 percent decline: in In-
vestments, wfth housing suf-
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S1Jrfth-Bay Club ·
, In Anaheim Set
~·1 f,!U •m-tl 11 on wlli lllrt-ft 1285• · · s.Otli a.Y Cllf> ...., 1 resldtn. Eacb apartmenl will be
tta1·~ a!>ilf(ment custo,m ·interior-decorated,
<ammunilY for ,single yoong fe¥irlng , . " a II· to · w a 11
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tt I • .,.1,. ... 1 carpetllig,,«lraperieo. all.elec· adtl_ s -auncu ... '4. "'! ~as ng trie: Westingh~ app~,
.program lhlo weekend. 1t will , ,and,<; ,mate , l!lti"!' t .or
be the"lhlnl Sootll Bay Club In · balcooiles. 0..1,!ned lo penitlt 1 Orange-County. a in"1roum of privacy.,.and ,
A Iola! "' .,... residential •paciollsness, !he Club Will be . • ·.. .. ..... -~ of 13 leJl"Tlle
urull wil ~ available, In-buildiftCI: fpread over SOJ pro-
cludlni f\lrnilhed and w> ,.....,.Uy land&<aped acre.
fumllbed ooe and t w o at \be corner of Brookhurst
bedroom apariments a n d _ Jud Broadway streets in •
f\llly·l'!lrlii!bed one and lwo Anahdm.
bedroom apartments a D d More than $1 million In
fully-tumlshed singles. First recreational facilities will be .._._. ___ ~-'""'....J"'"
occupancy is slated f o r highlighted by a three-story
Drecerilber. clubhouse in the center of the
Rentals will include 111il grounds. The clubhouSe ·will
utilities, and will Yary ac-. contain men's and women's
cording lo proximity to the .'\'l'health clubs complete with ex-
poolside area. Singles will erclse equipment and sauna
start at $155 per month, one-baths, a multi-tabled billiard
bedrooms will start at $205, parlor, party room with
and two-bedroom apartments service bar, indoor golf driv-
Sales Pace
Picking Up
At Seawind
Sixty percent of the firSt
unit of 70 homes at Seawind in
Huntington Beach has been
sold out, according to Wlltiam
P. Edward!; general manager
~-Kaafma!t-and B;o.d's c
ing range and sbuflleboard
area, flreptaCe lounge. arts
and crafts and conference
rooms, and a color TV theatre.
Outdoor amenities will in-
--SoulhetlfcaJjlonlraDIVlsloll. · -
. -"_Allbougb sales llive been
excellent since our opening the
first of June, there ilJ a good
selection of hom es and lots
1till available," E d w a r d s
fePorts.
The first unit o( homes are
now in the fram iµg stages and
will be ready for occupancy .in
Septem~,
GOOD VALUE -
ALMOST READY -Leasing program be~ns Ibis·
. weekend for Anaheim's $14.1 milllori 763-unit South
Bay Club , a · re~identiallrecreational apartment
community for sing~e young adults sfated to open
in December. The 20.2 acre Anaheim compJex. de-
picted .here in architect's rendering, is the 15th in .
elude several night-lighted
tennis court11, whirlpool t:alhs,
an Olympic-sized swimriling
pool, and volleyball·basketball
courts.
A resident tennis pro will
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give . tennis lessons a n d
operate the SBC Pro'Bhop, and
a full-time activities director
will coordinate the 80Cial • and
sporting events.
1be Anaheim complex will
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• a chain of . South Bay Clubs being conMcted ·
throughout' California and in Phoeniz, Arizona by
R & B Development Company of Los Angeles . It is
located at the corner of Brookhurst and Broadway
streets.
be the fifteenth South Bay
Club In a chain built by R & D
Development Compaey, Lo.5
Angel•!·
"nle other two Orange Coun-
ty SBC's are loCated in Garden
Grove and Newport Beach.
R & D, the third largest build-
er of multi-unit hOUJlng In lhe
naUon, will have weta bl
ezceu of tteo m1lllon by the
md « Ulla year. .
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Buyer Interest. Shows
. ' ·In Sales · at -seac1iff ;
Buyer Interest and ·rapid
ul<1 of firll mitt raldences at
L' u 1 t Hom e •Huntington
seaclUf hu resulled In ac-
celeraUon of activity on the
lt!COlld unit, WIW1m D. Lusk.
prealdent of Lusk Hom.,, bas
announced.
Located at 19722 Golden
W~ Street, Huntington
·Beach, just o~haU mile from
the ocean, these new homes
are adjacent to the Huntington
&eacliff Counlry Club, com-
bining the advantages of
beach and 1<1lf ~-
Price ran,e for the homes is
belween $3S,550 and 148.SSO.
1Mre wen 50 homes in the
fll'St unit of Lusk Homes-Ihm-
Ungton stacUff•and t]>e two
unib are already IO ,..uni
aold.
Several new dallDI for the
homes ate 1vtJ1able wtth I
variely of Door plut, cl•lnc
the home-bliytr ' b e op. porlunlty lo find I llome
suiting individual neWs·, and
preferences. . ~
Four model homel.lin. ftft
display, decorated by · Loia
Harding & Aasoclttu.
Schoob, cburche.I and shop.
ping· centers are wilbln ~7.
reach of Hwttinaton SeacW ,
and ·the San Diego, Gilden
.Grove and Santa An 1
Freeway1 an all just a ,few
minutes away.
Luxury I-bedroom and den ..
CJJeach CL .. IV111g
·%rCJ:~e
2-bedroom 2·bath, year-round,
on-the-beach ~rtmenls, Quiet,
security, spacious sun decks,
patio, views, pool1 saUn11 20
min. to l.B., 40 mrn. to
downtown.
from 225.00 por moitli
The HUNTINGTON PACIFIC
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low .. $15 a """"' loot • .,.
among the best vatues . in
Orange County. In addition,
Chey have great style wilh
dramatic interior treatmentJ
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' 127,990 Include 1 package of
"extras" comparable only lo
homes selling for one-third
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'n»ese luxury "eltral., -all Ar U d t Ji · h standard items -Include e yo rea y 0 ve m a c arm·
burnished bronze hardware tn ing village neighborhood which an exclusive Seawtnd design;
stylish light fixtures also In looks inward along quiet, safe
exclusive Seawind designs; t · h J k d fireplace with log lighters; streets o its own sc oo , par, ao
self-cleaning ovens : heavy du· private recreation club? Where just
_ty_ disposals; gold . anodized
•lldln& doors and windows tn outside, minutes away, are some of
the patio and kitchens ;
furniture fU!Wled w a In u t the world's most lively aod Vibrant
cabinets; separate utJJlty 1 F hi I] d N t rooms; ceramic tile paces ... as _on s ao ' ewpor
balhrooms and kitchens: and Harbor, the University at Irvine ... all bave a connecting door to
lhe garage. Nat u r.a 11 y , and your home perhaps is the
~...=.,\"'""~';:'a.';'~ dramatic Portofino •.. with its fire·
pletebr equipped kitchens.
OPTIONAL ITEMS
Optional items available at
cost are wet bars, mirrored
wardrobe doors, automatic
garage door openers and
landscaping.
Homes at Seawind Include
the Sandy Hook, a dramatical-
ly 11tyled, one story honw: with
three bedrooms and two baths
priced at 127.990.
The Key Largo Is designed
around a sunken conversation
pit and a free standing floor-
to-ceiling massive b r l c k
Dreplace. It ia priced at $30,·
990 which includes (our bed·
room5 and two baths.
side lounge, soaring ceiling and
upstairs master apartment -plus
the "idea space." $38,995: Can you resist the Somerset?
A conversation pt In the
family room is an a
feature of the Bay Bbcayne
model, priced at 133.990. This
home hQ four bedrooms and
three baths. four ~utes~ Irvine Campus, U. C. three .minutes: Fashion Island Shoppjng
The Port Royal with 2,236
square feet la a handsome two
story borne with f J v e
bedrooms and three baths
)lriced at only 134,500.
!;ASU. Y REAqlED
Seawlnd models may be
reached via the San Diego or
Sant.a Ana freeways to lhe
Brookhunt exit. Then south on
Broothunt to Seawif1d. From
the Pacific Coilit Highway,
bead norih on Brookhunt.
Liated on the New York
Stock EJ:change, Kaufman and
Bioad Is tlie naUon'1 la'll'SI
publicly held c o m pa: a 'I
l31marily enp/led In bouilng.
n cumnUy fiU 3$ major
dt~entl underwa7 Ill the
lllOtrnpolllln ""'" of Clllcago, Detro!~ Los Angeles, San
F.rancisc:o-San Joae, and Parta.
Ftanct. It ts a major operator
o(, cable lelevLslon systems
throughout C1llfornla,
IJ~l. !11'd . Ore.1 ,•~ tli1'>agll I s wholl7.....,..
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IM:st of these two worlds in a ~'';'"':
home of exceptional style aod
convenience ••• a wise invest·
ment in the master planned
lands of Irvine Ranch? Well
you cao (at a price most rea·
sooable)! Just come down the
Newport Freeway toward the
ocean, get off on MacArthur
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t~ere7e'. lhree kinds of cliildren-here. Busy. Busier ••
.And-busiest. Every week is-o surpr}se·?ackoge full ·T/· ' I
or excitement. Th·ere's Bolloon-T o-The-Moon Week· •
...:.with ac:>rand Prize fot the bolfo·on thot's found
.farthest away. Hol~.oad Week, where kids
a¢1uolly gel up in 'front of a mike and perfo rm .
Excur1lon..Week. Show-Qff Week, Fee_d Week-
whenJood an.cl nothing but food ii the big eve nt .
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That's the scheduled · port -but there's more .
Mission Viejo hos ifs own Lillie league. Boys' and
• girls' Scout troops. A ·$400,000 Re creat io n Center.
Nowhere hove child re n be·en provided for with
such thoughtfulness. That's how Mi ss ion Viejo is.
--It's a commu_nity for fa milie s that value the good
things . Our schoo l system, righ t on Mission Viejo
land, is unsu rpassed -from day nursery. through
college. la Paz Shopping Center, wil h its quaint
stores and supermarket,_ is so complete -mom .
seldom needs io go lifriheTfrom-fio me. "Alllliis.:.
a ncrOne 'of the na'tfoii's.ITnesf gaff co~-::-,.,.her~ . .
a boy can show his dad how to slice into the ro ug h."
R eally when ii comes right dowri to ii, there's no
better spot for people of any age-anywhere-
than Missio n Viei o. H omes come in oil s<zes, all
price ranges at Mission Vieio. You can settle down
in on e of the Eldorado Hor~s for as lilll e as $21,140
on FHA or No .Down VA term•.-The three-b.edroom ,
1h·ree·bath plan 60-D pictured here, wi th an en or '
mous rumpus room, is on outstand ing value ct
$28,295. la Paz Homes, a very successfu l group
of ho mes, are priced fro m $27,990. Or you may
prefer Grenada Ho mes, with go lf course views.
They start cl $27,990, a nd· include two designs
that can grow as your fa mily grow s. Then, ther e
ore the homes on M issi on Ridge, al so over-·
looking the golf co urce, far c s law as $45,000
or as high cs $65,000. But no metie r whet · you
cho ose, you'll be part of America·s most
successfu l new town.
Take ·the Santa ·Ana or San Diego Freeway south to
La Pot R.ood -or for Granada Homes, to Crown
Volley Parkway. At either exit, turn left over the bridge
-and begin the first of many wonderful summers at
~ Missi® -Viejo. W·atch "for ope-nil1g soon of-+he l'le-W -·
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• · LOI ANGELES -Three world record
rhold8r, ~wre upset and ahother barel_y
av-~eot in Frlqay night's U,$, •
' R~lh11iati O>m-lth tuck
Cl.,.tc Wllld>, "" wltnttsed"by 15,11159
'at \l!e.c.iaeum. ' ' HO.ever O~plC decatblon chamPlon
, i Bttl ~ ,al::IA(wia lleaclt IUlViwid Flidor'll wave ll-aurpri... &>II hot,,... • 'thor ti> Oii but wrap up ~ gold medal .
In llil 'lllldallJ -a llf'point lead ov• Rulllan . Janis ~ .today's five e~inlng Oil Ille program.
· ToGrney .winds' It up t!>ls a!temoon
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ile pllOd up f,251 polnlS--lar behind. the
• 4t700 P,:lus..he. needed Ute first (lay t9 kee:IL
on w-Orld record pace but ~-ly . good' enougtl to fend of£ th~ vlet. •
• ~~ place choice Rick Sloan. of
Anaheim pulled a hamstring muscle on
'bis nnt )oog jump trial Friday and·had
14 scratch from the decathlon. vict:im& of Friday's upsets were John
P"""l (US) In the pole vault, Remould
Klim (Rusaia) In the bammor and Ralpll
DoUbell (AuMralla) in die 800 meters.
And world 411).mele< rec:ord bolder Lee
Evans narrowly escaped tkl .. t In his
event as be nippK Tommlo T\lrner by a
tenth of a ~with ' 45.a.
Pennel (l&-ao/t) was thumoed bl Olym·
pie winner Bob Seagr<t1 Ci7-t!IJ In tb• vault. Seogmi bad throe trlel -none
close -at ltrl. ~
Doobell was boxed tn ' and bad no
chance to overhaul Jmlozine ol Amor-
lca, who clocked at l:fU IA> Dooibell's
1:47.4. i
Kllm, who has whlriei:l the hammer
2:44-$, los! out when he tied Soviet mate
Anatollty Bond~uk at 237.5,-tben was
placed aecond because his iriexl best)
throw (236-Z) ""' shorter than lloodM· ciiuk's (237-3). · · ...,...._.
There was a near miss, -> a WQl'ld re-
cord . in 'the 3,000.meter steeplee!iase as
the USSR's Alexander, Morozov lipped
to an 8:216.0. The global best is t :24.2.
Morozov held off Australia's Kerry O'
·Brien (1,26.1), who losl'. hb foottng clear-·
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men s 400 relay aa the Umted StatM1
bowed 14 the ~ ~.
mainly tci. a -ible pasl from IUb now:
ner Tom ~andolph to Mel Grey on· tltei
'third leg. '" .. JOhn car1oe haif no Chance w ~
the hui deficit on bla anchor run ,
Olym l~meter silver medalbl i-.j -nox iUer. Olympic triple jump victor Viki«.-. ·~, eo!il)' -tlle remaindor JI the field •lib hll ~-' •
Unolllclal ~-. hacl the V.S. -leading the Ian men a--55 and tbl'
U.S.,.,, ahea --In the USSR-O>m-' monweo!lb dual, the Ruulan ...,. !!':
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tween the ConunooWeallh and U.~ Yankee men led M-53 and the· .
tf.19. • In triangular scoring, ·the U.S. Jiielr
lead with St paints IA> 41 % for Rllllla ad
19% for the Com/Jtoowealth. Am0aa't. ga~. the U.S. eempiled 3f pdolta lo 3i
lor Russia and 13 i.. die Cooimonwoolfll.
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' SAN F~CISCO (AP) -Wes Par· Singer st.ruck out seven while ·revers· wll.h a 16-1 record against the [IQ::I,..,
ptt>s ,,.two-nm... triple and a run·scoring ing a l-L1QSS lo th~ Giant! and McCor-in Candi~ Park. , ~
single by Maury Wills carried the Los mick last Sunday. LOI ANoe: ... •• SAN "••..c11eo 11Jr~ltt _., .. ., Angeles Dodgers to a 3-2 victory. over The loss dropped third·plact San wu" 11 4 1 2 1 Mir111act 1t 1 • • •
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Bill Sinaer, 13-7, spaced seven hits and and Dodgers. P1rlle• 1ti • t t 2 19ond• et, ' • 1 • ~-e .,....,.,... .... ....i ---1.1--bl ICO'ICO rf I 0 0 0 Md:Oft'I' lb • f 1 f got l.asklUt help from Jim Brewer iris McCormick s ...... !6 ..... n..u ~"""'• Y G•til'I•'-..., i o o o °""'""rt • • t ' 1 .11 ~ ~-·~ •·!cl_th Nat1·onal 1 .... -·e 111>11111 " o o o o Ht!lftr-11 ' • o • e ~--~U" · e --~" • O T V T d · Suc11101 )I) 4 o o o L1111ar •• ' l t • -~-Jli:mlonj~ad ~y_Ulre~-NseJ!{!l&~-r:; _ n o •v --~, ....... _•"' •, ,' ,' ', .-, ..!" •, •, •, •' ::~ :v~e Au~i:mfi'ra_ves, ~ll!) ~ ,1 •-!-cric! Rm-t{i;f ft~-'--4-H-:-:~ L ~'i-:.:, _, tp ___ ~~ • !f;l; _ __:c!«., -•!!:IJ-.. ·: ...... ---wcorl'lil¢..11+-'1" =,.....
WiUs and . Manny Mota opened the M•-Ith o. •~•·•
game with bunt singlCJ off Mike McCor-following his shaky start. But the Giants ~~~ .~ ~ ~ ; 2
mick1 6-5, and Parker ripped a one-<iut offered only mild threat! lo Singer's Linn• -• o • •
triple. stingy pitching in the early Innings. Tot•I 14 J 1 , '%'?.1"" ~:: : f
Ted Sizemorc's single, Singer's sacri-With the bases loaded and only one' Lo• An1•l• 210 OOD ~
flee end-WiJls! single made it 3-0 in the out in the second; McCormick didn't al-hn F••ncl1C11 000 000 200--f
ond · OP-S..n FrlflCIKO 1. LOil-Lot AP!Hlff l. .... sec . low any further scoring, disposing of Fr1ncl1CO t. Jt.......Meeovev. J~1r111r. H~rt
RUSSIA'S GREAT SPEAR THROWER -Soviet
Army officer Janis Lusis will face America's up
and coming young javelin thrower Mark Murro in
~e of this afternoon's top events at LA Coliseum.
The U.S. has topped the Soviets only· once (1959)
in javelin action since the international spike series
began 11 years ago.
After that , McCormick and reliever Willie Davis on a foul pop and Parker (21, .l-$l119er. / • IPM•lit ri"ao . Bob Bolin reUred 17 straight baUers in on a force. S11191r 1w, 1>-n 1 i-1 1 t 2 1 1
one stretch, while Hal Lanier'• 1ingle The seriea continues this afternoon =;;. (L, "n , 14 : ; ; : ;
• and a pi_nch hOfl!..tl' !'Ji J~ Hart cloeed, _ with JUJ.n Mark:haJ, IM, o.-d ___ Don 1t11" . t • o • • . 1
h th -l't""'!'.. Lllll'r . ..,.. i -r t o 0-1 • t e gap 1n e &even • Sutton, Jl.9. Marichal enters the game H•P-toY ., ........ IDltn). T..i:u . .t-a1.m.
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MINNEAPOLIS -ST. PAUL (AP) -
Billy MarUn, ouUipoken manager ot: the
Minnesota Twins. says President Nixon
can go to a baseball game for rela_dtion
U he wants.
But Martin says he'd rather go fishing.
So next Tuesday nJght while the Presi-
dent is at the AIJ.Star game, Martin will
be trout·fishing 'in Colorado.
"To me," the 41-year-old manager
says. "il's no vacatiqn watching a
baseball game. I know the President will
be at the All-Star gatne but, to me, I go ,
Cishing for relaxation."
The h1innesota Twins feel Martin
deserves his fishing break with his wife,
Gretchen. and son, Billy and friends near
Grand Jwiction·, Colo. The Twins have a
three-day break for the All-S~r classic.
Going into a four-game series at Seattle
Friday night, the Twins had won nine
straight games. 18 out-of their last 20 and
led lhe American League's west divi!ion
British Ta~e
2-1 Cup Lead
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BRISTOL, EOgJand (AP) -Mark Cox
and Peter Curtis upset Bob Hewitt and
Frew McMillan M, 3-6, .f.6, 6-4, 9-7 in a
doubles thr~ Friday and gave Britain·
a 2:-t lead over South Africa in the Davis
CujJ EutOpeall 1Ane:-A-oavis Cup-Tennir
final.
Hewitt aod McMillan had previously
played in nine Davis cup doubles matches
together and had never been beaten.
All the excitement was in the tennis
il~clf. The anti-apartheid dcinonstrator~
by five games.
Baseball truly Is no vacation for
Martin , a fiery seCond baseman in the
major leagues for 12 seasons.
Martin, in his first season as Twins'
manager, has .striven for perfection. -
When it isn't reached and the Twins lose.
the tensions of a game show. After a vic-
tory. he still appears drained.
After losses earlier this year. Martin
criticited the Twins' farm system and
later apologized. He aiso became in-
volved in a controversy with' Manager
Ted William s or Washingkin. Martin said
Williams didO't slide enough during his
big league career. Williams called Martin
a banjo hitter.
Martin and the Twins' officials would
like to forget those incider:its.
On the field, Martin goes for a wide
open game-hit-and-run, suicide bunts and
gt.eals. Rod Carew has stolen home a
record seven times. Even home run hit·
ter Harmon Killebrew has stolen six
bases this year.
Martin also wants honesty from his
playei-s -especially his pitchers. He
says he wants to know If they can't
perform because or injuries.
"I want complete honesty out or the
players," Martin say s. "And they tell me
the truth. It's helping us win ball
games."
Pitcher Dave Boswell, for example, has
a chronJc bli!ter on his ·pitching hand.
When it acts up, he lets Martin· know
about It. .
Pitching is Martin's big problem. Sore.
armed.Dean Chance, the big fast-balling
· ace of the Staff, ·has been Out sjnce early
June. alJd:bls retum js u.nPl'.edictable. __ ..
Jim Perry. M, has .taken up the sJack
and the Twin,s ha~e gotten, excellent r.elief
from Al Worthington, 4-0, and Ron
Peranoski, 5-4 and 18 saves.
'¥artin, on his _pitc"hlog problems, also
shows his tirighter side.
"I tried to solve the problem,'' he says,
"bul-1 can't pitch."
Angels, 6-3
Jose Tartabull singled in the tying runs
and Ted Kublak 'g single pilt Qakland
ahead in a four--run eight hming·that "f1!'0"
pelled the A's past California 6-3 Friday
night.
The~'s entered the .eighth trailing Jim
McGlothJin 3-1, but Danny Cater opened
Angel Si•te
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with a single ·and Rick Monday Wa.s Safe
on a fielder's choice: With two out, pinch-
h\tter Bob Johnson singled lo load fhe
bases Md Tartabull's hit drove out Mc-
Glothlih, 5-9.
Kubiak followed with his hit off reliev-
er Rudy May and another run scored on
the play on Rick: Reichardt's throwing
error.
Monday added hi s 10th homer In the
ninth.
Jay Johnstone and Aurelio· Rodriguez
singled in California runs in the first inn-
ings, but Oakland starter Chuck Dobson,
11·7, squeezed home a run in the second.
Reichardt's eighth homer in the third
gave the Angels a 3"1 lead.
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THAT FOSBURY TOUCH -America's Dick Fos-
bury -1968 Olympic high jump champion -will
face leapers from the Soviet·Union and the British
Commonwealth this afternoon at Memorial Coli·
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Fires 70 in Philly
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PH!LADELPRIA (AP) -Tommy
~a_co~sl ~ lnfn':9u~n! ~OJ!'lpeyt_o~ in r!:
cent years, rited an early 70 for 139, sat
back in the cool or the clubhouse and
watched lhe five.uoder·par total stand up
for the second r&lnd lead Friday in the
Philadelphia golf classic.
Several player& took runs ;it the slitn.
soft.spoken Califomiin but one by one
they fell back in the sweltering heat that
Arnold Palmer called "the worst I've
-setn since rve been PlaY~I gGlf."
The last was Lee Tt:evino, the flam-
boyant character rrom El PaiO, who
came to the 18th sharing the lead at five
under par but drenched and dripping
trom a brier late afterQoon 1hower.
But he 'took a dohble ~gey six on the
hole, falling back to three under at 141. . '
Track Meet
Summaries -
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• "'ho staged a sit-down ·on the court in
Thursday's singles did not put in an ap-.
pearance.
Students paraded wiU1 banaers at-
tacking South Africa's racial policies, but
they stayed outside the ·gl'ounds of the
Bristol Lawn Tennis Club. •
Inside, police mounted a heavy guard
ltOUnd the center court, where a CJ'OWd or 2,500 watched the dramatic, see-sawing
match.
Namath to ~Sell · Club, Rejoin· Jets
Britain no\t rl!?eds lo win only one of
the two singles scheduled today to move
on to the lntenone semifinals against
either Brazil or Mexico.
Graham StilV(ell of Britain ls due to
play Bob Maud, and Cox laces Hewitt in
lhe final match.
The SOuth Africans appeared heading
for another success Friday. They led two
sets to one and In the· fourth set I.hey
twtce brote COX 1mlct IA> IO 1nto the
lead. "\
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NEW YORK fAP). -Joe Namath and 'Our CM~trsations were low key, nof,.
Pele Rozelle met for over eight hours em9tiona1 ." 11ic;I Roiene. ''We talked
this -:week iil low key, unemotional talk! about a lot of things. (think he has a bct·
before the New York JeLs' quarterback tcr undersLanding now of gui~ by assoclaUon and what It can do to •
finally agreed to sell his interes'-it\" a ~rson . When you have the advantage of
swinging East Side club arid return to lleing in the lim4!Ughk you have the
pro football . , ." • . . · rCl'lponsibility that goes With It.·•
"The best.part of lt ·was I.hat Oiere Rozelle 111id he haij ·called Namath's
were no per&imal anlagon.isms," sai4 lawyer, Jim Wallh, Monday arid Jattr
{lol.ell-, the COllllDiNloner4 pro foolboU. ·talked 14 Namath on the phont to set -up ls be att ln Ns Park Avemae.o(lice after a private: meeting for Tueaday. .
Namath:s dectl1on bid*' amowJOl!d at -·'Mley met at Rozelle's apartment for
a ntwa tonterence. 4\J houn Tuesday afternoon, just tbe two
-,•
of tt>Mt and then held a second meeting
Tuelday·nlght'wltb Namath's ia"1'!"that
lasted another two hour1-unUl midnight, RO~ne llild he met repe1tedly with
Walllh and talked with Namath on the
phofle Wednesdly, the day that the
quarterback visited the training camp at
Hemp."ltead, N.Y.
Roulle and Wallh conferred agall) fO!'-
. four hours Thurlday, keep1ng Jo contact
with Bl'Oldway Joe ItY phone. 'l'lle fiMI
aesaion Frldiy luted at )tut two hours
with Mike Bite, Niililtll'ioltci'i\iY ·rm,,
Blrmlnpam, Ala., pr-.\ alOn( with
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others from Rozelle's office.
"The decision WU not· made. until the
last mlliti~ ~!d llo7;el~'"~• rev!twed the situation lor 'the lart1!lhii 1boul'l:30
p.m., and Joe put his hand out and shook
hands wllh me. l never mew that we
woula do ft unUI It happened. There were
times 1 thought it never would bt resolv·
ed.
•'111f:re never was a Oare-up or a croM
word; Obviously, Ihm was a dilfmitt o1.-. ··1rm --o1a 1ong Chinni wafer
treatment en bOth ol us."
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Favored to Win Title
Qarden. Grove drag racer JohO. Mulligan: a-fwo
tlple runnerup: Is favored to \vin hi s class in· the
tJµrd annual U.S. Pro Dragster championships to-
night a£ Or"flge Coilnly • !nteriialionar. Rac.cway.
Earlier this year Mulligan won the Nafional Hot
Rod Association Winternationa(s.
.~e!!o~~;,
:f ord Win--
Summer Leagues • Bucs 'Tie
Mosier -Leads
~age Tilts
;iilson-Ford and AlcOonalas
Cag~ Scorers
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Bv DAVE CEARLEY
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ltth posted victories Thursday Rick ri.fosier, with a 2.12 av-
night in the Cosla Mesa open e r age· i~ the Huntington
auriirnei baskelball league at Beaeh-Manna league leads
Orfinge Coast Coll ege to stay Orange ~ area basketball
1-----irri-a two-way-t~for-SttOnd--J:CO~mer league ac:, J pllice t1on.
'L• ou·~•· 11m• •"'' ..,...ltf.t: '· Pal, Pirk l'i1dav Tt11bi as Ste-wM WllTMtHITl lt ft-2) th • b r· ·,.... d V1nLliew , "' " .., e m ee a"" ..... ~ an gm.,
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.,...y s r · are 10-0
fi!IOO Ford did In Bin Bar· ~g~ Coast area stats: rr: Pontiac:, &a, with-fi ve . · --··
pl!ft!n scoring' ln double -RB-MARINA LEA.GUE fiaures: CottO'lllA DIEL MA• (W I
Cary Larson and Tom Wilt con•cw ~ "! ~ ~~
led the scoring parade with J9 Kilt;.., ' 27 15 tt
apiece and Jim Conklin added g::• i: ~! :~ ::
11 :1o the cause. 11o1r1no•• 10 " u •• Fm I 11 ' 00 ~ic Christensen was high ttvl« 10 ' " lJ roe the losers wi th 29 points on :,~y~nt ! : : 1:
l ~;field goals and three free ""•m• J 1 , 1
th Wlt!w J l ,4 POWJ. Lt9etlol l o l 1 llcDonatds, meanwhile, kept IDISOH ff .. J
1*:e, with I 1~9(1 w i n over Funk• ~ ": "~ T,~
~~e «?>ast College. ~;'" 1~ : ~ 11
.un:; wmners put it out or ,....,, , 11 n ~! retch at tht foul line where Fi.,,er • u n 51 Wl!IOI> 1 16 1' SI tbo' connected for 33 points to wrlvM 1 1• i, ,, OOC's 14. 11.1tt11t1 , 11 , 11
bon Hollister and Jim ~:~ : i! '! ~~
BUtler led McDonalds with 36 ~!;::,,~11 ~ ! ~ ~ aoa 3( White Troy RoJpb and "OUHTAIH VAll'l!Y 114 1'
Jhh Kindelon were h.ig h for V•ltlvt"• ~ F; ';i ~1~ 0<X:: "4th J( and 2:1). l~!Kll I lS JO 100
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M•""' 10 ,. ,., 74 baseball action °•"'~ ""'"'°" I 20 ll SJ " T•t•'-slll
H•wlty • • 14 » Embee pitcher Rk k Chva\ T.tM• :=: ~ : 1
: ~ and Pitale burler Sttve Pin--~!:~'t ~ ~ ~ '! ter it-SJM!P. viarte~9l &:!llJ~-Nt111n~11m1r 1 2 • • ,,. val allqwlng only ·three
Costa l\1tsa LeaKtJe safe and · stiiklng oUt· 11,
(OITA MllA IJ.U and -Pinter giving up six hits ,: ~ ,'! i~ while fanning 10. Au1lln Dle1
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10 74 15 1l 1be game. scheduled ro.r l: ~; i~ r, seven Innings, was called al
11 10 t .., the end of eight when the al-1: ~ : ;: lotted time had expired.
1 ,, s ;1 The Pirates never · had a 1
: ': ,! ~ man -past first base. Embee
: : ~ ~~ had two fine scoring opportu·
• , 0 ' n.ities.
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•ITANCIA '"" . Bob Murray singled to right
,: ~ ~ ,~ but was ·out stealing secon d. :: ~ H U Mike Pemerton followed with
10 '' 11, '' a single to left and Steve Rob-~= ~: 1: !: ertson continued to string by
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10 H 1s .fl blooping a sin•le over second ~ 1~ 1; ~ base. catcher Vince Moll fan--
' • ' 10 ned to end the drive, however.
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CHANGING IALl.'S POSITION
TAU&T
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Pio.TH
The position of lht ball in relation to_your stance
can 1ffect tht dlrtction your putts Will take. (This
assumes th1t th• path of your putter during your
•lroko follows 1 pith similar to· that shown in tha
Mhntmion.)
Natl .. In tho nlustr1tlon that when the ball is
played loo for back In tho stance (ball et right) it
is struck with the clubfae1 k>oking to the right of
target. The clubfae1 strikes .. the ball before it can
return to looking down the target line as it did 1t·
1ddress.
If you play !ht ball loo far forw~rd (ball on left),
you won't itrikl It until the putterfiead has •tarted
movinc hick to Inside .the target line ansLJs facing
to the ·1ett. '
Therefore, if you .nor111aUy _push Y~H' putts to
the right, try playing tho ball farther forward. II you
normally pull them to the left. play it farther ba~k
in your stance.
Lons Iron From TM Rqh, Pitd\in1 From Woods. UphlU llnd
Downhill Utf-ttleM •nd oth•r lhots at• det.U9d.for )'OU ht
Ar1'0ld P1lrner"s boollllt. ''Troubt. Stiots.'" for )'OUr "°"'' Hnd 2·04: 1nd 1 ltlmped, MH«klrNHd Ml'ffiope ID AiMld Palmw, Wt
c:art1 of this n1W1P1ptr,
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Race Results
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Sailol', GG
Poloists Win
Newport Harbor and Garden
Grove high school water polo
team notched their fourth
~ Will! tn the Costa
Mesa Recreation water polo
-l"RU• Wedoe!day night al
Estancia High School.
•IOHT ••c•. 359 yards. 3 "''' olds
•nd 111>. ,t.t10W1ncea. Th• S1!111 F11.
Pur .. $IOOC.
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ftt.bo fC•l'OOM) 4.00
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Trv!Y HI (~RI 7.3D SM
C-Oii Olck (SlrlllB) 4.•
Gl!Cllt, ~ lloYll, Ton Min.
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Newport Harbor, with a
balanced scorini attack, nudg-
ed Fountain Valley, ~. while
Garden Grove won the easy
way with a forfeit over Botsa ;;:::==========:!
Grande. BOAT BUFFS
Costa ~iesa knocked off La .t.l111o11 Locl.:1\l•v Is th• 011ly
Quinta in tht other contest, 10-full·fl1111 Nafil'lt 1dltor wotlrl1t9
3 with Mike Btal's five goals "" """ "•••P•pot 1,. °'•itt• le,,,dlng the way. • Cou11ty. Hl1 oxclu•h·• co•or•t•
· Mesana Ron Mls1ole.k and of bo•flllq •nd · l•thtl"I 11•w•
JiCk HiD added two tatliea It •dell., f•eturo of tho DAILY PILOT. oplece to the &COrtng attack.
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Jt:s-Basehal and More· Baseball -. r . •
The big boppers -Rt£glt fi:oztl San Franctsco;• w1nd bl'OA(.lc:ast at 4:30 p.m. TUes-~ =-fncT -:= ::.:' .tt..'1:;
Jacbon, Frank How or d ,,-,1.u n11tl, Candl<llJi:lt Port. d•1'-lht Nattonol·te-::::r., ~ •-· "'"" Harmon Ktllebrew and C&rl where the Dod.g!:ra1and Glanll and its cops of t1lented Dit; __. .. "~ v:: .,e:= .. ~j
Yutnemsld-who have ac· will be b1tWna: tt out for tbe chen lavored ov.er t ·h·•· ..., •. .i "" hltm ., "" wnti'"'""'
counted for 125 ho1ne runs lead in the National League't ' American sluggm. · ·; "'"::='c:': :, i)~~ioi:!. ..... "
amon& them -Me the big at. West 0Jv1'ion. -!-.' , TOOA'r "' ' w' ~-~" -~-. -!lUYrit
traction on U>e 5 p 0 rt s Vince Satlty and lerTJ Dog·· '<;..'·'.:~~-"''"· llHCT -~II; ;It~ Cl')F -IOX(O -(Aerw t I -,, •• ··hed I thl k Ill all ··-ctlo ' !O'VINV. -•1• ""'"" """ ~ .. ~ .. IM•b.J e ev1 ...... u e s wee gett w c uK:l a n on tMd! 11;ov Hlrhl1t.ld ...,. ·""\ l ~NOAY when ttte. American Lea1111e Channel Jl al JI-" ,.,_ •""' "·~· lMI 0111r1e1a1. ' • o-·# ~ •-i 11:• 1111.1'1'1. OllCI. -DOObflt 12;15 •·l'&o Ol>tl -OOOOtlt takes on the National in lhe Sund11y . aftemOODB. WA'lMUI" -Yin 1cu111 ..... ,.,., °""" DUGOUT -9111 W1bll ln.'-'•ltW•
annual AJl.Star baseball game NBC's game of ~ week, ~~:-:'"~?,~ ";'.:;:.~·-~<;~~:~0~~ Dode"•'""'
from Washington·, D.C. Tues· zeroes in on lhe Natlonal's. °"""' 11 5ari F~1ric1tc0 Glttlll. V1it-• It:•. "·"" 1111c1. -oooae-1t·
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Hello again. boys and girls.
The mailbag was nice and run
this week and I want to thanlt
you for all of the nice poems.
Carol felt 'a Uttle left out
though -not one joke for her.
I 6et you kids know a Jot of
jokes, so send them in.
After writing to you each
Saturday, it was especially
nlti? to get a special poem 1l11s
w~ just for me. Suzi Smith.
lstl Sabrina Terrace, Corona
def Mar sent along this poen1
-_even though she just turned
13 jibe ~ys "l'm not too old ,
for Uncle Len.'' Here's her -....
T• Uncle Len:
fhe first thing 1 do when I
ge• borne
Ja find Uncle Len's Corner
and read the poem.
S.turd1J, July l 9, 19"
r examine the names and ,-----------------------------------11 lopk at the picture
~ far as ages go there is
q te a mixture. * PRIZE WINNER * e cities vary as well,
But they all have Uncle
U n'a Corner whlch I think is
·~ell.
This week's contest winner is C-heri Spittler, 11,
10351 Ch~~tmas Drive, 1-luntingt_!>n Beach.
ft gives kids a chance to ex·
pt1!ss" their feelings · in their
OWD way.
It's the most worth\\'hile col·
umn in the paper today!
i'\11 children love Uncle Len
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle· Len's Art Co'ntest. Here's. all You
do: (1) OraW.:....picl;ure on piece of plain, white paper s• inches wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on· back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DA1LY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. WiMer will receive Kennedy half dolla r.
"" He encourages art and h~lps
your imagination grow! in tlUS week's art-contest are: Next week let's draw and Nicholas Verd.ma, 7, Hun--wflt'e aboatthe Apollo fttghttlr -tingtoh Beach and JaniirFiser-
-th~ moon;-';fust thinl;.-&0meday ~e, 12; LagumtBeach.-~ -
--ytlrlI~ probablS,... ... 11avt1 h-e---Honotabre--m.enttmis "'IH -1he--
chance to make the trip too. poetry ·contest are: · · .
\Vfilit do you thihk it will be _Letitia Quinn_. 11; Newport
like? Beach and Patricia. Halloran,
Honorable mention winners 9 ~. Costa Mesa.
CrQfis.wor.d Puzzle :.._ -•-
50,SpHt into
separate · 1 l N.11911ing facttonJ woman 52. Warnings of
6 ••·• 111aster violence 10 Seduc llv t_ 56-Furthtr
woman advanced
14 B1.11nin9 in years
15 Weapon 57 Grievous CAMP
t went to camp.
1£. Inter···· distress
17 Fastener 58 Emotion of
l~ Try!ng out sympatheti c
I used no lamp. .1111.11111 pily
I had-1<> use .a Hashligh1.
The bugs would bite.
20 Followers: Ml Incisio n
Sulli.x bl "Singing 21 Basis of a ••••• ·--0 · 7/1CJ/b9 I bad to hike. Tl/ prog1am 3 words
I met friends that I would like. 22 IRsect lt5 Wireless 9 ReservaHon 3£. lroqu[)ia11
23 Boxe r's telephony structure 37 Part of a The Meals were good as they should
I would sleep under the stars,
. .\nd try to spot Mars.
statistic 1111 Bird 10 Container bu!ldin;
25 Sea nymphs 117 Monster 11 Excuse Jlf Halt
·27 N. American 118 Tele·····: 1 12 Full of 4l"larra tes
··we hild our· jt>Ds to ·ao,
For the little ones too.
But camp was fun .• ,
For everyone.
city 2 word~ t.. Ufldt.r•a.1tr ...., ~4 lltm,of
30 Chew 11nd f lt9 Run .eas ily ;\" explosives :;.,. bouseho!d
swallow \ 10 Nourish ll Senate hrm lshing
Jl Black 71 "-·how!" employees 4£. Clear
cuckoo 19 Stalk of grain 49 ·-·· ~· 32 Reduce lo DOW~ 21 View Da vid:
A ktnM411l' !111" Ml .. r -i. JuMt 1l111r1, 11. 20Tn Mr.
illtol l-. M1,111t111""71 ttl~~. Ito' IM Wlllnll!ll '"Irv Ml ltlt
•'-rv •llCI -COll!fft. ~•II r•vr "'"' •r •lofl' i. Utci. Lt11, Ill• lUO, C.OJ11 Mff,I, C1Ulor1111,
nothing 24 Macaw 2 words 34 Klnd of 1 Mata·-· 211 And othtr s: 51 Nullify
biscuit 2 Thro•····! Latin: 52 Oic~ens
38 Betray Get etclted: 2 words character
40 Elaborate 2 words 27 Ship 5J Glory
display 3 Historic structure 54 Back: ._
42 De coy watercourse : 28 Unusual Pr efi-
43 Pittern· 2 words person: 55 Thea ter cut Into 4 Ad/usted Slang feature a tile \ be orehand 29 Inac tive 59 Put on the
45 Man's name 5 Stil l . p!!1 iods pay roll
47 Estu.Ny 6 Possibly Jl Made fun of 61 Location ·
48 Title of 7 Mimic 35 Backwoods b2 implements
respect: 8 Begin to pre-business· 64 Ope1a ··-
Abbr. uall: 2 VCJrds man: 2. words 65 Clteer
S.114 yon qltfftlorit f'1J Ask A"d.,,
c/o °'090 C.a• Dollr Pilot, lo•
1160, Coste MOM, Collt,
A111fr ••lllf• 1 tt.uolumt Ml ol !tit 4111.,. •1<1d1 1 World eoo1r A1111 t. ,...,. O'Lt1rv, IH lf1 ol W!lllll .. t,
~flit-., C.~Ha. lor nb 1111111111:
Are there really wild bones
in tbe United States?
Oh, >'es, there are horses
li~ing wild ·and free in many
oi.(t-ol·lhe-way places of North
America. Their ancestors were
dqmeslicated horses -bul
none of them are willing to
return to that tame old
:;ocurity. Horses soon feel at
home here, espe<:ially on the
~l(lpes and prairies of our
'vestem mountainS. There is an ancient reason why they
tlo, but naturally they do not
remember il.
Our wild horses prefer to
keep out of sight and nobody
knows how many of them
lhere are. Most or them
wander the high prairie coun4
1ry and the grassy canyons of
the westem mountains, These
:swUt, unshod creatures are de.~hOed f f o in iscapieS.
rrom ancestors that strayed
rrom ranches or ran away rrom their riders. Many
' deserted du ring the bitter War
between the States. some were
scared away by roaring can·
nons, others had no place else
to 10 when their owners and
£ormer homes v.·ere wiped out.
And every year, a few
domesticated l1orscs I e a v e
hnme to join their kinfolk. in
the wilds.
This J>f:rhaps is why our lost
horses suCceed so well in the
wilds. Like their ancestors,
they are built fc>r fas t travel·
ing across our wide prairies
and suited to the vegetable
food that groWJ there. In the
wild. they revert to their
ancestral type of family life.
The mightiest stallion is lord
and master of the herd. The
mares are his wives and the
colts are his children. He leads
and they follow him tc> better
pasture. He protects them
from danger with both cunning
and courageous combat.
HE IS QYJTE a character,
that wild stallion, and always
willing tc> prove his right to
rule. A son may grow up and
rebel or another stallion may
approach his precious herd . As for our pet cats and dogs. In a 1n a certain direc1inn on a cer·
a rule, rival wild animals fight few yea rs, the answer to 1ain plane. or Jcvrl f;Urfacc .
only until one of them admits today's question may be a sor· The rule of rotation makes it
defeal and retreats. A lost or rov.·ful, No. want to krep going in the runaw~ ranch horse often ~ __ same direction and at tbc
wanders intOthe w113llerd . 1-r Andv ",,... • to.~01""" "' tf "'' same <1naJc lo the n!ane on th ne b r · re •ntiY wlllf' • Wo•ld •lit~ •"•' " " " e w mcm e JS a ma · · '"•u• O'L••"'· •" 11, ,, w1•"tl'H. which it started. she is welcome to join the M•nllob1, c1n1C11, for 1111 •-•1tn1
harem. But if he is a stallion, What makes a gyroscope ''OU CAN FORCE.; your bike
he is challenged to instant work'.' to chani:c rtirC'ctions. But 11
combat As a rule. the wilrt gyrosl'Opc is dcs1gnrd 10 l:'lkr
stallion winds. His Jl£c of A gyroscope scrnis to hRvf' full arlvantaAe of thr law (lf
hazards and hardships has a 1nind or its own. In whal.evt:'r rotation -;Jnd lu 11i~1-rgarrl
toughened his muscles and position you start it spinning. gravily. lts hea rt is a \':hrt•!
sharpened his wits. Thi s is It s\Rys that way until it run s \vnh a central axlr . Thrrr nrr
n§ture's way of solving a cruel down. The secret of its smoo th hall hearings nlt~ch1n~
problem, for the wild horse magical balancing ii spinning. each end of Uic axle to an
can do a better job or tending The !iOlmc sort of spinning outer circle. You can st<1rt thr
hs "'ild he rd . If the more pain· enables a top to balance on \1'licel spinnin~ straight up or
pered ranch horse won U'le tiptoe :ind also keeps you in any other direction. So long
baUle. he would know little balanced on your bike .. When as it spin.~. the gyro tends lo
about protecting lhe herd and you stop pedalling. the wheel s remain tilled at lhP sainc
waler and green pasll,n~: stnp turning and the IJikc tips <ingfe. Even H you use forl'C' In
YES, THERE are still he rds over. Th ese things w or k tip 1l, the spinning motion
or horses living in the wilds. because of a Jaw thal governs tries to adjuf;t i1self back to its:
\Vith modem heli copters and rotation. 'Vhf'-n a circle spin~ original plane, This rule ,1·orki;
low flying planes it is easier &round, il rotalcs around a :is long as the i;yro kcc11s ~pu1·
now to spot t~m then it was a central axis ft slatls to rotate ning.
i!!eneration or so agO'. And sad'----------------------!
EVERYONE'S FAVOR ITE
lly l'(Cl111I 111d1r1hip po!h, o"• of th1 moil p1pvl11 l'~w1 rier•t
l~tlu••• I" >.'"1rlc1 iJ th1 J."11 l1"d''' colu"'"· ff, • d1ify
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PEANUTS
STEVE ROPER
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ROPER.' AWD WU W(1tl'f
PULt.. AW TR:ICl(S . ~M.E
HOW TAKE IT EASY,
PAYNE / WMY MAKE
'HINGS A>('{ WORSE
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PERKINS
. JUDGE PARKER
YOa LIED TO ME, PIDN'r YOU,
5WEETHE,t..Rf! YOU TOLD ME
YOU DIDN'T CM.I. THE JUP6E ~
P!D YOU Al.SO C.\U.
SAM DRIVE&'?
MOON MULLINS
TUMBLEWEEDS
FOR YOUR5EU: !
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By John -Miles
'ay Harold Le Doux
SllRE. LUClE .. TI-IA.T'S
WH.\l' 1 IWTENOED TO
PO! OPEM Tl-IE POO~~
By Ferd Johnson
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CUSTOM•Rs·
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fUT.,.81JT.IVA &OTTO! 'l1:XJ NEiP
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GORDO
MISS PEACH
PLEASE! Pl.EASE!
VOU 60TrA!
V00.60TfA!
By Al Smith
WEL.L, ~.rr ENDS
MY MUSICAL.
CAREER!
By Gus Arriola
AJ.L
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THERE Wl."RE, or course.
no horses tn the New World
when Columbus arrived. But
1t th.at time nobody knew that
the horse Jamil)' got its start
In North America. Tbis was
thdr er&dle. their native,
origiool home. Nobody knov .. 11
whit disaster de,,lroycd all
thue native hor!!es. B u t
fortunately, *Sell al{o, som~ o·r
thtm 1-d wandered ICl'M"I a
.loog....,. land ~rldai lb AJia.
Thelr ~ndtnll wtnt Into
ptrin!fnhlp wlth lhe human
ramllf Ind tome ret~rned to
their IJOll .. land "hen the Old
World dieeowred the N~w1
10 ·say, ~ome of these wilrt
horse spotters are up to no
good, They use lhelr modem
tqutpment to n>und up th~
splendid animals, run 1hPm1
down and shoot them . TI1clr
llftle.~ bodiE:t are Bhipped to c:~1nnerit11 that prtp.aro foodf====:::i:================:: \
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News About Job .
By SYDNEY OMARR
SUNDAY
JULY 20
from youngsters. Day features
change, travel, variety. ·You
are active. You get chance to
show off w}iq~e abilities. Be
adventur~
Dally 10·10
Sunilay 10.7
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Forelp policies u n d e r c o
change. NatJons re•ene gear.
Alllances are made a n d
broken. StablUty factor 11 evi·
denl by its lack.
CANCEll (Jun• 21.July 22)l
Conditions at home may be
upset. Might be wise lo get
away for a time. Some around
you act in eccentric manner.
Heed your ow~ coonsel.
SPECIAL PRICES FOR . SUNDAY, JULY 20. 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WHILE QUANTITIESLAST \, ' .. .
ARIES (March 2l·Aprll 19):
What occurs does so suddenly.
Nothing halfway. Emphasis o.n
ties, marriage, partnerships.
Older individual _ mat.e s
unusual proposal. It is worthy
of serious consideration.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20):
You get news concerning
employment, special Work.
Key is to fini!h what you
start. Avoid actions based on
impulse. You may be im-
patient. But It you wait, you
succeed.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Keep mind open to nquests
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): You
are tempted to throw caution
to 'finds. This would not be ~ise.-Key is' to be analytical.
·If forces are scattered, con·
fusion results. Take aim on
your goal.' Acctpt social in-
vitation.
Vm GO (Aug. 23&pt. 22)'
Guard posseasions. You could
los.e valuabt~~iri transit. Key
is to be thorough. Know where
you ~re going -wh;at you
need for trip. Overcome
tendency to be careless.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)'
You are expansive -and your
actions could prOve exptnslvt. VINYL FOLDING SLIPPERS
Ar gentina
Trip Set
Cycle continue.a: high. But your ,
j u d gm en t could leave S 11t1dafJ Onlu
something to be desired. Count
JO before making assertion. Chooae from assort~ stylMI
and summer hues. Really
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): space savers \Vhl'n you t.ra-
Areas previously quiet come veH 5 to 9!
J44
to life. Means you are in for Reg. 1.96
Five Orange Coast high dcllghUul surpri~. Jlne who t"l*-:~-;::--.4¢':•.;. i;; t1:t:e~1'7'-·
school students will be travel-becomes ally 15 powerful. ,
C." ~
Ing to Argentina on a student SAGrn'ARIUS (Nov. 22-[)e('.
exchange program startin& 21 ): Obtain· hint from Scorpio
July 21. message. Realize that many
The students will live with today are inclined to make
farrrities-in-IJl';K;;o.a.for. -four promises. Of a we11e1:...._of •
--Mik& and-Will visit.classes..at-..lirm.ations, one....or~two will he
some of the South American valid -·ate valuable.
schools.
·Family Size ..
-:RIGHl.:" G1JARO.-. '
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Local students going on· tl"le
!rip are: Tyra Hansen and
Cheryl Peterson, N e w p o rt
ff arbor High School; Cheryl
Smallwood . and Sue Wolff,
Estancia High School ; Rip
Prall. Corona del Mar high
School. and Doug M o o n ,
J•'oolhUI High &hool , Tuslin.
CAPRICORN (De<:. 22-Jan.
19 ): 1'-1oney and pres~ge are
emphasized. Take initiative.
See important persora. Cut
through red tape. Show your
capability in handling posi· ·~
tions of authority. ~
AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. A
18): Emp~asis on travel. You
are on t.ht move. You en-
counler new. unusual ex·
perlences. tearn from them.
Some contict you with unique
proposals. Be sure you are
free before c ommitting
yourself.
S11ttday
01aly 76~·
The exchange p r o g r a m.
known as '"Consejo Argentlno
de Tntercaniliio Estudiantil'',
is designed fo r better cultural
and social understanding.
Reg. I.28
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Heavy Loss
Hits Hugh es
·PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): 'r
Interest in far-OUt subjects is
activated. Don't be held back
by persons of little faith.
Follow through on ptrsonal
desi res. Money question is
favo rably resolved.
4ii#Ai§i s+W5M!! P&SWS
LAS VE GAS, Nev. (APl -
1-lowerd Hughes. Landmark
Hotel lost more than a half
million dollars to gamblers
during its first week, casino
soul'ces said Tuesday. ·
The 31-story hotel had been
jinxed by f i nan a c i a I dif·
ficullies since construction
began in 1961. If wa s bOURht·
by Hughes, who owns five
other hotels. and opened Jul y.
IF TO DAY IS YOU R
BffiTBDAY you have innate
sense of showmansh ip. Many
who think they know you
\vould be surprised at your
knowledge. aspirations. Some
relationsh ips will end. But by
October you -will be on solid
ground -emotionally and
otherwise.
Most of the money was won To 11nc1 .;.,,, who'• 111ctv 1or vou 1n by local gamblers who own or montv '"" love, order Srd,...., On11rr•s boolillf, "!ffr1t Hlnt1 tor M'11 •nd oprrate other· st rip hotel s. the ::ci;r~~;~ ~:'!c,i::..,f1tld4?•':e1:,"'niasoo~W't/
so ll r c es said. Odds i n ;ill PILOT. &ox 32~. r•nd cen1r11 St•·
casino games are with the.-'~""'-·-'-~_v ____ ·~·~··70·~·~~~"~· ---1
hous~.-and t.he casino e1_pects YOU KNOW to Y.'ln back its losses.
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
Su11du11 011111!
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• Ana Landers • QUEENIE By Phil lnt1rlandl
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llE,Y! ANN LANDERS:
LQt Slturdfy my. wift Ind 1
• went out wtth two olber COU•
ste'aUn'g since they cen be
used only ~ and would
have been thrown out. t.a!E"ln lheevenlni 1 pull·
ed a mlier out ol my
PoCket to IQOk at it. To my
amazement a woman's hair·
net was booked to the DlOQ-
key 'a ~ii. I had never ,seen Jhe hairnet be!ore and t aon't
know how lt got ·tberi. Every·
one laughed. My wUe dldn~
think it was Vtf1 tunny. It's
been a week · now and the
couch is very (uril.py, Ari)'
suggcstions?-NOT GUILTY
~" g~~ :tr~e~ f~~ mh~d
o: • • some drinka. One or the p1acea
r 1' served cocktail mixers with Dl!':AB ·NOT: Y•• don'I litlJ~· plastic monkeys on · top.
"1 I put-a couple of the mixers
tn my pocket, which ls . ,,ot
write like a guy wM Is in-
·volved In monkey b•slnen.
My' launch ii lut ..e of your
frleodl framed you. Sltow tlll1
&O your wife and teU her I said
Ille'• being too' hard PD ~. (P.S. And ftow, all yoa ys
out there wbe say I Dever Ive
the men a breat. art"!l'I You
ashamed or yourselves?)
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and TUESDAY
Shows Nightly
At
7:00 & 9:40
· llAZZUN&! ()nee )IMI Sf! i~ you'll never again-picture
Homeo & Juli'1t' quite tlle way you did befort!", -LIFE
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R-ESTAURANT
Featuring the Finest In
SEAFOOD-STEAK
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Mexican Music
Suncby 8:30 to 1 p.m.
DIRECT FROM GUADALAJARA
MARIACHI GUADALAJAltA
AN.D
CARLOS GAMA
His SOftfl off Gtlltor
401 E. 17th St. Costa Mesa
R.eservation1 ·548-3241
PATTI PAGE
c.t!Hnlltn 1: f',!ft,
1 oi..r Mlb o ..... ...,
''The Love Bug" ,,_
"Winnie The Pooh"
THE DOODLETOWN PIPERS
mus1ca1 director ... John Scott Trotter .
July21·25.Showsat•8an d 10 PM
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THE CHECKMATES, LTD •
July21·25. Showsat 9 and 11 PM
-I COUNTRY MUSIC JlJll1Ltt I
ERNEST TUBB. AND
THE TEXAS TROUBADOURS
Dan OUdlBY • LJnn Hlraer • &UISI MC ... Brid MBllOO. lftll
Sunday,July20.Showsat5, 7and 9 PM "
FINTISY II THE SKY
Starring Tinker Bell and a brilliant fi reworks
display every nite at 9 PM.
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and the clarinets tootling and
!he dnunJ ban&lni weJiaven't
bad a .flcent olghl's .sl<ep
since we bought this house.
My ltusband's nerves are shot
and lo are mine. We can't af-
ford I to move again. Please
suggest soJTiething. -FORT LAUDERDALE HEADACHE
DEAR HEADACHE: 11 Your
nelgbbor-di1tarbln1 the peace!
U 10, •be Is brtaklng tbt Jaw
and you can do aomt tblng
about It. U Wa 1uuestion
doesn't produce peace and
quiet, sell the house. Vou ·1ai
you can't afford lo move
ag:aJn. J say you caa'I afford
NOT to.
Wl\fn rom111llc llllllU'I turn to w•rm
ell'lllrtua Is It lov. ar 'hemlttry? Strid
lot IN bOol!;lel "love '" Sex •nd liO'/ll
lo Tell l'h4I Dlffllren<e," bf Ann
Linder•. Enclos. • lor\e, 119<'1'1ped, Kif·
addrnll!d env11opt: 11'111 U (enb In c.orn with your r~w.1.
A.nil Ll~fl Wiii be 911d Ill l!•lp '1''!11
Wlfh yovr "'oblem$. Stnd ft.Ml 111 Mr
In c.re of Ille DA.ILV PILOT, trKlo$!nt • ulf.-ddrtsffd, tl•ml>tld ,,...,.111pt,
4'He aays· he doesn't have time to be bored stiff by
IOllHl fathead from the 'Etbic8 in Indus•-' committee.,.. -~
Summers of '70, '71
College Trains Biologists
Spectacular Flower Show
Gl111l New Recre11tfon Vehicl• & Bost Show
Junior ralr &: Small Animal Farm
1,00C)'t; of Exhibits
Spaco & Scie~ Ft1tures
Special Childrtn.'s Show•
HelicoP™ Rides
Carnival Midway .. ....
Sat., July 19
DON ELLIS
and his NEW BAND .....
Sun • .Julr 20
LOU RAWLS
in Concert ......
* HEY KIDS*
saluting
Califomia's Bfcl!ntl!nnial
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co8~:~~IR [ LAST DAY, SUNDAY I.
&EXPOSmON IRll Championship Rodl!D'
-LoUdoti Cabbies L~sh -;
Prying Eyes, ~irrors
. ' LONDON .. (AP) - Mirrors mirrors -but only If they are
and prying tyes tiave invaded &lTanged so only the head and
Lorldan's ltadifJonal )overs' shoulders of passengers are
st.nctum-Jhe hick .st.al ·of •--..revealed . ...---
taxi cab, -~nd bl~ey mate, '"We're only inleresled In-art~;qa\)bfeS gettmg an eye safety," said one taxi firm
full. .. r • • • • spokesman. ~·1~s anoutrag~. of c~e," "We're not interested In ' '
f(Ut\td one .~lttsh swinger. spying on tile fellow who may
·But ~ Bobt}Jes r,ejWI m~t be nudging up to his best Londoner1 we keeptng a stiff 1 · nd' :i • th ba k . ~· ~ati(t. .xving -,vp with· r1e . ~ wue m e c •· •• seat." ' ••t .. i._: . ··Until ·a. few months i9go So far abouL..400 of London's
couples could cudd1e ween in 8,00o cabs· hive been con·
Ute back se,\tof a London taxi. vert~. .
The rtar window• ·Were o~a· Scotland Yard sars it hasn't
que smoked .glass and 10 received any form al com·
protect the custoint r's R:'riv· J>laints. but a spokesman ad·
acy, cab drivers we're forbid-• ded.; "We are keeping the
den to use interior ~·view situation 1,1.nd er review and if
mirrors. ' many people start objecting
Then early this Ye?r the we will look -at the new taxi
distributors of Btitaints~·main arrang~me11ts again."
taxi manufacturer;-the ·AUstin It remains to · be seen
company. ordered ·clear gl8.8S ~hether the mirrors really are
for rear windo~. Th~y argued --sater. . 1 '
it made rot· safer drivJng. --.'We don't wanf ca'qbles 1og.
ScoUand Yard, which lays gUng ml,n.J,sk.irted girl l
down rµlea: for taxis, went one passengers ~nd then .·drlviili
step further and aut119t'~ mto a wall/' said the taxi l
cab drivers to use· .interior • company spo~a!l." /
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CORPORlfll# Sin Diep freew1y 1t 911st~ • 546-2711
. NOW SHOWING
CONTINUOUS FROM 1:00 P.M •
BOX OFFIC.E OPENS AT 12:30
I See By Toda y's
Want Ads:
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Finish Building EXCLUSIVE
Mid·South1rn C11ifornl1
Indoor Pres1ht1tton
Playholise ·Needs 1Loan of .$50,-000
" tuw'°rf lfl.C" -.i 1W •"'"'-t.)M•IH, Ll4• hlo -01. l•IJ'i
. e 'PREMIERE MOTION PICTURE THEATRE e
,P~ys Man ·io Wo~an
Sexy Racquel Welch, not lookin&_much like the boy
next door, tells newsmen of her ·Selection a-s the
star in the dual title role of the 20th .Century movie
version of Gore Vidal's controversial novel "Myra
Breckenridge." She will portray a man who undere
goes an operation to emerge as a beautiful woman.
Willie~ lhe meinb@r,hlp lfl:d
fW.nCla1 fiiures of the Laguna
Community Players h a v e
never k>olted so good, the
board of directors must take
out a $50,CMXI loan to finish \Ile
new Laguna·Moulton
Playhouse.
"People see the building and
figure it's C901Pleted, without
knowing that wor~ still has to
be done tn· the Interior,'' said
Geoff Riker,. president of the
board. He said the Oow of
donaUons has slowed down to
a trickle.
Despite the need for the loan
to finish the $ 5 Q 0 • 0 0 0 el uded the 11163-89 fiscal year
Playhouse, Treasurer Wjll~i;n . in t~e black $4,961.
Harcum spoke favorably of DonaUons for the fiscal year
the -Playhouse's flnancial con· totalled $135,0~-
dition. The Playhouse con· "We've never been in that . : l
Extra Performance
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Slated of 'Barroom'
S h Co R An extra, end-of-the-month· melodrama will also be stage out · ast eper.to1·y· D)lllille~ per/ir,niani:e of "Ten Sl!llday, )uly 27 at 2;30 p.m., · , · Nighta 111 a 1'8rroom," featur· a c co r d l n g to theater
J ack Lemmon and Catherine DeneuVe
are "The April Fools" s-~
· spokesmen.
Ann -in& three Oringe Coast actors, The _ play, which features
Ounce Sum. mer Play· has been announced by the Harbor Area thespians Shirley . . " • !~'.'.'.~ 11 Theater in Long Dvorak. Dennis Griffith and
~· Doug McEwan, is perfo?llled
Before the official opening haven't y~t ~nnounced ou? · -Originally scheduled f'rlCl;y in Morgan Hall, on Locust
!1._f ils 1969-70 Sub_scription closing date, and, as a result, and Saturday al 8~30 p.m. Avenue near Eighth Street Jn ~J>tarting Peter Lawford.-
Jack Weston,Myrna Loy and Charles Boyer · Season in October, South we can't ·definitely set our -::lhr=o\Jghou=· ==t=J=u=Jy=; =t=he=com=ed=y=Lo=n=g=Be=a=ch=·=~===. Coast Repertory. 1827 Newnnrt . next opening. I would think \Vert
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PLUS SECOND 'FfNE FEATUR~
"-ifi.e. lli~ ~ li~aii"
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STEVE McQUEEN e FAYE DUNAWAY
FEATURING ACADEMY AWARO SONG
"WINDMILL OF YOUR MIND"
FIRST SHOWING WEEKOAYS 7 P.M.
SAT. & SUN. CONTINUOUS. AT 2 P.M.
BJvd. in Costa Mesa, an-open around Aug. 22• though," • f I"' Bombed in New Haven might ~
duction of We Bombed in New tor, James dePriest. • ""11111
noun~ its summer pro-says SCR's Managmg D1rec-. 'illtl"'
Haven by Joseph HeUer, Th. · , Tl TEI
Exclualve Premiere
.., Eng191m1nt
A Motion Picture
#os Big As History author oI Catch 22. e summer produc~ion wih . ~ . • . ....
_ Th_i!._ will-~the f!rs~pro-_ be offered as a-special fr . ~; 2tff -._ cHit ~ Evervane Welcom!:__
Cl!J_cUon of thi~ n~ J!laY. m t1ie Mrius-:to--those-patr~s -who -~ Del M -_ · ::-~
SOU1fiern "t'alilorn1a area, ac-subscnbe'"earJy to the 196,.70 • -. ;--~ ~--
cording 1o a theatre
spokesman, and it will open
just following the currently
: running play, The Three Pen·
ny Opera.
The opening dale for We
Bombed in New Haven has not
"been definilely set. "Because
The Threepenny Opera has
been doing quite well,
season. J
Still running, The, Threepen-
ny ·Opera plays Thursday
through Sunday evenings at
8:30 p.m. Tickets may be
reserved at the SCR office by
telephoning ~1363, or at
any Mutual Ticket Agency.
Playhouse
Rental Fees,
Costs Set ............... ·····-~-·· ...:_ ............
SAVE UP
TO 70%
With the Sept. 30 <1pening Of
the n e w }4:guna-Moulton
PlayhOWl_e drawing n e a r ,
Laguna Community Players'
board of direclors has decided
on rental fees and the costs
for theater parties. ON 'l'HESE FABRICS
221 E • 17th St.
MESA CENTER --cosr A MESA
GOING OUT OF ·BUSINESS
~~L.E STARTS ,WE.D., JULY 16
EVERYTHING MUST GO!!! BY JULY 31
Any commercial organiza·
lion wishing to rent the
Playhouse for both a day and
a night will e charged $300.
r~or daytime use only the cost
is $150.
Non-profit organizations can
rent the building for a day and
rilght at a cost of $ZOO.
Daytime use is $100.
If an organization wishes to
rent the who'.le house for a
special viewing of a play. it
will cost $700. An organization
buying a block of tickets for a
regular show will receive a
discount.
ro·llau<~o HARRY MORGAN JACK ELAM
Wor!!'1~ o~d P•odu<ed by WILLIAM tOWER!. Dittct•d by IURT l(fNNfOY
(Gl ~r.RM&Atw.tt? ~~~e.~ ~~T
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HOMESPUNS
SH EERS
CORDUROY
SATEENS .
K~ITS
1r the group wishes tolr~~~~~~~~~~===~=====li purchase from 25 to 100 seats,
it will receive a 25-cent dis-
count per seat. For every seat FIRS' T RUN VOILES
CREPES
DAN RIVER SHORTS
GEORGETTES
17.100 POLYESTER DOUBLE KN ITS
ACRYLICS
WRINKLE FREE SUITINGS
DAN RIVER GINGHAMS
MANY, MANY MORE!!!
ALSO!! TRIMS AND LACES 50°/o OFF
EXAMPLE I 3 YDS. $100 Cottons and Blends . FOR
Reg, to 1,9,1
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Reg. to 2.49 .
54" Cepes for that Special Dress
Req. S. 95 now 249
yd.
IMPORftD '" Brocades .... wi ..
119. 6,tS NOW ' ''-
~~!!l,~"~Jo+h 49'
llf. l,tt HOW y4.
DAN lml
t•mia Pres!w 66 ~ PIRMA Hns
PRINTS NOW75~. . .,. '·"'
TMESE A~E JUST A l'EW OF THE GREAT BARGAINS
WAmNG FOR YOU BECAUSE WE
LOST ·ou1 LEASE
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over 100, a 7kent discount
will he gi,.n. * * * * *
Padua Hills
Ends Show
On July 26
"Serenade In Veracruz",
playing to gear capacity au·
diences at · Padua Hi 11 s
Theatre, will close ~ run on
July 26. The two act romanllc
musical play includes several
familiar melodies from the
Ca_rib,bean.. _ _
The culture of Veracruz, a
slate on the Goll aide of Me'x·
ico, was greatly infuenced by
the Caribbean and Afro music
of seve ral hundred years ago.
These rhythms, familiar in
many of our American pop
tunes of recent years, are e:i·
citlngly expressed by the Mex·
ican Players.
Everyone who enjoys the
. mystic Caribbean mUJie will
like "Serenade in Veracruz".
P•lro111 of the summer
seuon at Padua HUis are
treated to "Jamaica" an
afttr·thealre fiesta . T he
playera invite each audJence
to join them under the olive
trees on the patio f<1r a fiest1
of music, gamea l\n a
refreshmenta. 'Jamaica' ls the
name of the cool drink that is
served t:n Mexlco in the sum·
mert.lme.
"Sertnade In Vecacruz0 win
rt1n through· J•1Y 16, followed
by "Harvest· FnUval l n
EXCLUSIVE
PAUL nEWmRn .
JDllllRE WDDDWARD
-.ROBERT WAIRER .. _
"Angel in· My ·Pocket"
tgual1 '' • production that ; · features the customs andl!..====~,;,.,==-==-==..,=--""I
music or the people of Guer· Read The Daily Pilot rero. Regular visitor• to
goo<I ol al)ape at the end of •
fiscal yaar,'' Harcum aald.
"I think we ll•nd a p>d
chance of reachlnt: our go1I of
2,000'' she told ~direct.or$.
"And there's always a big
push In the fall ."'
General Manager r r m a
Nofziger reported there are
already over 1·,080 mem·
bershlp$ in the new {Ucal year
- a record pace.
Membership Jut year total!·
ed l,370.
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TlllUTI AL.:1 llVAJV&E ll SO. CAL.•llCltlC CO 137 IO, '41U. tl., lOS All'GEllll WALUCH'$ MUSIC CIT'l'i IU,l'\IMS'1 HIHi\.\W'Si AHO ALL MUTUAL MO UIUlY ·TICKET ACVtCIE&.. -------
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A Gtfft Mldlc.ol
Frid A1t1ir1 -p.,1ul1 Cl1rk
''Flniin's Rainbow"
St1v1 M,Q1111n :-f•y• Du"1w1y
"The Thomas Crown Affair•"
Jap•n•M Movies Every Tuesd1y Night
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w,11 Oiin1y'1 Gr11t
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''Wihnlng"
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Gtort• S~t•I -Rob•rt Vt119l111
''The Brldge At R1ma91n"
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''$upport Your Loc1l Sheriff''
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... Tr LA BORDE, Realtor FINER HOMES r~r~~~d!:.. NEW ROME DISTINCTIV~ HOMES
2, 150 S9UARE FEET
ONLY $26,950. If you n"4 a rambling spa-
' cl.US home and cannot alfo'!d'<lbe blgb ask-
ing prices, then let us show you~ LAROE
FOUR BEDROOM, two bath with 22'x30'
!'AMIL Y ROOM W I TH FIREPLACE and
separate .attached GUEST 'llOOM. Gu es t
room makes ideal mother-in-law quarters.
Enclosed garage. two patios. This hOme could
be lbe answer to your problems. Various
meap.s of (inancing available--CALL TO.
DAYll
WESTCLIFF-VILLA
. SE PARAT~ BUNGALOW: Double gales lead
to ntc~ly planted front coutt yata: Marble
entry, large LIVING ROOM WITH FIRE·
PL,\C&·, built-ii) electric kitchen, DINING
ROOM, two s p a c i o u s bedrooms and two ·
baths. 16'xl6' Master bedroom has its owii
private patio ;µld garden. Beautifully carpet-
ed and draped, service porch and double gar~
age. ENJOY THE COMMUNITY OLYMPIC·
• POOL, DECORATIVE PATIO AND POOL
SIDE BAR B QUE. See this delightful adult
care-free retreat before you buy. Price to
sell at ............................. $48,500 !
EASTSIDE DUPLEX
LINDA ISLE
· Close to completion. A bayfront hon1e orient-
ed for finer, lami)y living. 2·&tory, 5 bed·
rooms, 4~ baths: on the bay, ready for your
private pier {!; slip. Asking $135,000. Shown
dally, call for app't.
ily room Ir. master bdrm 0 L' 1-N !.':.:"'6.::u :..='; -D TER EST
DOYER SHORES VIEW
5 Bedroom, 2-story home with 1oom for pool
or buge plal: ... area, family room with massive
fireplacet-wruk~i.p wet baf & room for billiard
ta6fe.""El•vated out.>lde terrace !or delightful
entertai~ng. $88,500.
: ;:: liA YFRONT
Bat:k ~ to a ¥eutiful view
of East BluU I: the mourt.
tains. Thil 3 bcj_ph 21i9 bath
home b tnrly .apac~ with
approximately •2300. ~ ft ol
living area, J)JW~ .!Orces
the sa.Je or le$.se option of ,
this homf. Asking $52,950.
Sell, Lease/Option
or Lease
This lovely custom home has lmpressive 2-stQry Bay!ront home, 4 . bed· 2'100 !l<f tr, 4 large bedrooms, rooms, large living.room, formal dining room, 21>i baths, 2 covered patios
paneled den with wet bar, master suite with & large pool sized yard. Cor-
4 Big bedrooms, 2 baths, wa!Vwill Corp.ting,
completel1 built·ln kitchen. completely
FENCED, under.ground utilities and much
more. Immedia.te possession.
VttY Low Down Payment-Low lntemt
FULL PRICE $29, 950
For further information call
546-4141
&. Wallace
1 View of a.iy Glamorous
3 ldrm 2% bath luxurlOUJ Custom built 5 Bdrm. Bay: : cre1t home with 3000 aq. ft
Condominium in Bluffs. can of llvlnc area. Gourmet kit:.
bf! toltt with or . without cMn and beautUul decor to
furniture. Vacant. delIJ:ht the llttle wom&n; 1807 Buttqnshell Lane;
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY
1-0.
Immaculate
3 Bdrm Baycr"t horn•. Reduc:ed $3,500
Good yard space. Excellent Lovi!ly 5 BR. 3'N ·bath Bay-
locatlon. Doctor'a family crest home. 1733 Candle.:;
haa outil'OWR this lovely stick Lane. OPEN HOUS.r. home. . SAT.LSUN .. 1--5.
JERRY· f1lEUD. CHARLES ARNOLD
388 E. 17th Street, C.M, .
RHltors " 646-7755'
sittlng ropm, fireplace &: extra large dressing ona del Mar High School.
. room. !lectrlc contrOUed gates and garage _Immport ~.~.500 f. New. General 1000 Gefter•I ......
door. Pier & Ooat for large powtr Or sailbOat. . ----..,.--------~----1000 .Goft•rol 1000:
$175,000. Callfor App't. ' JEAN SMITH · ·$139 PER MONTH
DOVER SHORES BA YFRONT R.aftor N•~ ~=··ci!::h:.,.
Spectacular 4 bedroom home, with an unus-400 E. ::~ta Mesa Sc&ol. Walk to evel'Y,1hing.
CORONA ·DEL MAR
2211 Wate~ilt Dr •
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY l • 5 ual blendinp; of e1e2ance & warmth. Large, 'Assume this 5~ GI loan or
formal dininJ? room with split brick floorihg. -------2 ·--The shaggiest shag car-bu.y NO DOWN GI or FHA!! ·3 Bdrms. 2 baths, incl: Jge. r)\'Str. 'suite + a . . I bl h $lQ,200. FuU Price --, ""t '" to"-'' I· t"'"3 Kitchen built-ins! Dishwash-eh1•st apt'. '•-bath,• wt'th a vt'ew. Carpeted, A spiral stair"'ay leads to a rna1ni icent, g FHA Loan at 5* %-'lvith to-.,.. " .... " ·~ er! carpets a n d drl.~s! •-" ceilinged living room. Priced at $129,500. Call tal payments of S123 PJ.T.I. BR . t.lesa Verde"home. Need 1 ,,,1 new drapies. On a charming; exclusive street
for app 't. Real sharp doll hQuse With Olarmlng ~r. filii\Y· Trade ·;e""'~~~°:~~ .{b!K. l~g ...... ~ ..... .' ............... $54,500. TWO BEDROOMS EACH UNIT. Built-in "3 queeq s.iu bedrooms. features & close 10 the ~¥-. •
electric oven and range. Recently painted in DOVER SHORES eo""""' pullman bath. AriY· golf course at 3210Iowa. • WE. SEt;_~ A HOME STEPHENSON REALTY
-. ~and-out-barge-rear-yard;--close-to shopping--"llea\itfffiT'OOme w1 lfVie?i Of Back Bay. 30ed· one-qurtlittes. Huge 25 :x lOO $26,950.-EVERY 31 MINtJYES -.-w 1-'6a LUCY •AYHOllJ
and schools. ADULT OCCUPIED -Full irooms & maid's room. Lar"e livin" room. for· lot with double garare. Horne 306 MARIN.E AVE 675-4000
P . nl •25000 " " hm .. ;t !.urbuildtownin va,,cuum. Su~ Walker&" Leei'!!!!!!!!!! .............................................. I nee o Y · · .. ,. · · · · .................. ·• , mal dining room. Asking $110,000. Call for ,. I'
ASSUME 51/. Ol VA app't. <-WE SELL A HOME • D' A L' · L. I ? . . 4 70 EVERY 3f MINUTES ~ .. ft~E-~ur want ad ..... 2190 '"'"',:J~i •l ....... Tr.ied 1me-• 1ne ate y. 1600 sq. ft. FOUR BEDROOM, rwq.BATH DOVER SHORES ~ ,.
HOME • .Extra...large. Jiv.ing_room, . .paneled. · L~rgeJ.ami!y_home, ricl!lyA~or_at~d .. ~Be~[. Walker .'& Le FU1c1 11 with• want•" _ op.~ 'ti! 9 PM _ _ .
-family-dlning-area,-Spaciomr corner lot -t-'T<Xms;-tamily-room.--<lining..,.oom:-b reaklut -_:-:-___ 1~ :Edit\..r;_ .,:.-G-.nor.•I" . ____ loOOG•nonr -::._ 1000G•nlral"=--.::C-:::-:Tlltl0 !i!i!Jt'~'.i-~. -=--boaLand.~ra.Wer-s!Ot~eim;.:Carpev.plus-room-oU-llil<hen;--beautiful ..pool.:.in--brick-842_.455 or 5<0-51 <ii
two work.shops. SEE TODAYll -waUed courtyard. View ot Back Ba~. Only
NEAR ·CATHOLIC CHURCH $104,000. Call !or Appointment. Opeo ""·
LARGE LIVING ROOM wlth walnut panel-iohn macnab $21,500 .
ing. Three large bedrognis, two baths, car.. Sharp 3 BR 2 bath Condo-
pets and drapes. Stainless steel double kit-REA.I. TY COMPANY niinium in choice location
chen sink, dishwasher, BREAKFAST BAR 90l Dover Dr., Suite 120 ol Monticello Cotnplex.
and DINING AREA. Extra large patio, fruit 642·823S . 140 LEl((NGTON
trees and tropical plantings Jends a pleasant 'Open Set/Sun 1-S
~urrounding to thi_s clean sharp. home. P.Rl-;;;-="-o===='7~
CEO TO SELL AT.ONL'Y ..... :. , .... $24,75QI Oononl 1000 GOn•ral ~ •• -
tALESMEN. SALESWOMEN NEEDED. "~iij.tJ~:P RARE FIND!.
,.... ,.11111 Palm Desert , Sandp1Jll!r 2 ,
· -Bdrm. 2 811. .. complettly --*·'42--171 .. ~ytime *
M. M. LA B R 646-0555 u • ..t Brick) :~::' .. ~'.", 125·000· Chock ·==~11
PERRON
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IL 17tli St. $hppl .. C:tr.I
l.[a.si;iv.e used brick·f.i.re..
place, opens tO family
roorii In this deli1htful
3 lxlnn home. Large
bdmu;, bright kitchen,
beautiluJ yard & cul·
de-sac location are rea-
ture1. N e w listing.
$27,950.
.t..ovely 3 Br. O\lo'rl-yo.UJ"-0\Vn 1880 MAUI CIRCLE
";pt. \\·ith available boat Fabulous large custom home
'mooring. $65,000. Ju.rt ~ block to a golf courst :lOL 17~ ll~llll CO.STA MU.ti
you'll like our fri~ndly service LIDO BAYFRONT
DUPLEX. 2-3 Bdrm. Best
income by on Island. S105,000
fairway! 1 story modern -
Royal Pool • 5~~'c Insur-
ance Joan to take over • &
just reduced SSOOO! Evenings Call 646--4579 or 541-2265
' 546·5810 General 1000 General 1000 ''l' ·1i\'<r'··1,'·1·t·• l ·' :01 \ I . I ' , MOBILE HOME
POTENTIAL (nearcMN tlleabtl
lLEGE REALTY J5a'.I Adlrlll 11 HffW,CM. l=O;;;;CEAN;;;;;_;;;;;FR;;;;ON;;;T ;;;;;;
These magnificent .( & 5
Bedroom. home1 feature
aorgcoug v~ from the
U:ing Beach C.OUtllnt to
Pa.lOl! Verdes. Together with
incomparable vi~" ol lht
11urf from nearly f'very room.
Each has 3 baths plus out-
• door showcn le dining rooms
overlooking the beach. The
; , master JUite cont&ins mir-
rored drc!l!ling areas with
privatl' muter bath. Pan-
elled dens \v/ full 1valk·be-
hind wet bal'!I and fireplac-
~. for rhe best of beach liv·
ing. The easy care kitchens
are complete with full built.
lns + 8 speaker Intercom A
food ceqfert. OUw custom
fea!Ul'C!& Include w/w car-
pets, private 11uncleda. laun-
dry rooms. clothes shutes.
private wrought iron f'11tri ts + muc~r more ! All on ls.I'
deep loL1 '"/ elegant Span-
ish, Normandy & Contem-
porary designs to tit the
most discriminatin& taste5.
1 Theu outstanding homes are
\ next to the Long Beach Ma-
' rina & art tru1¥ 'Once-ln-A.·
Lile time valuei From: · I $14,tffwH!t .;;.;;.11.:i.1
I termo l flnanclnt.
1 OPEN SAT l .SUN l·S
1 • 100 Octan Ave.
• Stal Beach •
, tBay Blvd. to Ocean Aw.,
N. to thr corner of lsLJ
• (7131 4~7-M17 ...
' -NEW AS-TOMORROW.
: Solid as the Rock of Cibr<Ll·
• lor. <.-ust. blt. 4 Bt., 4 Ba.
I• & den: top.,srade materials
Crom lloor to cei&c: exJ>l.I>'
I lli\-e hallwn,y, imprtsslve family rm. or dl'n, w/ wal·
nut 111neliac: Custom .. -e1
IN, l,rplc., formal Iiv. It
dln. f0001I. Cl')'lt&l cbande-
Utn. Spaclou& t b r u out.
$98.000 ·A ~-bl\Y!
llBCIUI
REALTY
7025 W. Balboa Blvd., N.D.
Coll Arlytlm1 fl'~
llAYFllONT llUYI I Lowly homo pl111 tPt.. 'I>·
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Yea.rs new!
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, Lido ll1•lty Inc. I -Via Lido 61J.8830
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546·5990
OP!N-HOUSES
SAT. & 5UN. 1·5
20181 Kline Dr • • • • • $36,950
22 &auliful acres Capis-
OPnrDOUS""E = i-c,,.,.,, .. ., '""" ...... way, tn n Creally reduced for quick
sale. Call for details. · -$._ 11.DRM:-+PQOL_
NEWPORT -$49,SOO 18131 Leatherwood •• $37,500 SUNDAY, JULY 20
1131 TndewiOO. .... $41,500 ON THE llAY AT:
1319 ·llq!ii)1o,IDo•m• .. 112.500 ·BEAUTIFUL
SAT. ONLY 1·5 NEWPORT
1520 Ruth Lane · ·•• SS7.500 A choice duplex on R-1 lone.
441 Fernleaf <Res. In~m<'l Bayfront beach. \Vondl!rful
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!'OR y~~ ~~f.;'ECTION 107. Edgewater Si, NB
HAL ·PINCHIN Open 1•5 '
Green Menslon Realty
Fullerton 879-2200 And Associates
3900 E. Coall H\\'Y,
675-4392 Anytim• .... ...,,......,,,__~stopBy
-$141.oo-PU Moftth l -Thi• Weekend
lncllldes FHA loan at 67'-, 1812 IOWA ST.
taxes and inslll'8nce. Anyone (comer c.lifornia SI.)
Lee Sc:honek
REALTOR
673-3515
* * * * * GOVERNMENT
· FORECLOSURE
Costa Mesa location. S950
do1vn to anyone. Near new
fully reconditioned. 3 + bon-
us room, 2 story. Full price
$28,450. Vacant -s1>e today.
Htrltage Real E s t a I e
54()...1151 * * * * *
Area of over $60,000 homes.
2% baths, an electric kitch-
en. Fi.replace, Lovely heat-
t!d &. filtered pool. Only 5
yrs. new. Best buy in pres·
Uge area. 54()..1120
TARBELL 2955 Harbor
-OPEN!To'IJSE-
Sat/Sun/Mon 1-5 PM
3008 FERNHEATH, CM
(of Baker, \V of llarbor)
3 BR & den, only $13.950
01-Npt. Rlty 646-9666
TIIE QUICKER YOU, CALL,
THE QUICKER YOU SELL
con qualify to buy thia sharp Exceptionally clean 3 BR Gener•I 1000Gtn•r•I 1000
3 kingsize bedrooms, 2 bath family room at entrance to I ~,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;,::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ hon1c. 14 X 24 ~red patio nt>1v Mesa Verde No11h de· II
leads to huge enclotoed yard velopment. Only $26.!lOO.
1vlth· lush greenery. Doub!<' ~ 546 ·5880
G11.rage 1vith laund1y arc'b, (neattinl!IN !~ut"l
Gas built ins. submit your OLLEGE REALTY·
down pnyn1ent on $22,500 ~Adams 1t ..,rtMll,CM.
pl'iC<".
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES Horse Ranch
Wa.lke_r .& .Lee i;: .. ~~~ ~.~'. ~
, ~2 Edinger 'tlnanclng available.
842-'4455 or 540-SlfO 1800 Newport Blvd., CM
Open Eves. Rltr. 646-3928 Eve. 642.{1185
0~,!''f~~~.,T~~r~,!. lachtnmytr
den· 2\.3 baths· elec. kitch-en. Dbl . garaa:e A covered IM-MACULAfE---
boat port. DUPLEX
$39,500 11312 Grcenvu!ley, Tuslin
CURT DOSH Realtor 2 &Inn". 2 bath,. tkaot.
r landscaprd,1 prlnkl tr 1.
1730 \V. Coasl Hi&;hway
642-6412 Eve5. 673-3468
MESA VERDE-I
$26,SGO I
$.1S.75tl
COltBTll-MARTIN .
REALTORS
3036 E C.OUt Hwy., CdM
• 67$1662 •
Loadtd with dtann! l<i"l ilABI l SMITH
11%,ed bedroom.t. 2, lMthl. BUILDERS OF MEDALLION
FamDy, room. FomW din-HOMES Ing room. Bullt.in kitchtn.
5-11).1720 HandlOt'l'le 11rvtne bar. @
TARBELL 2"5 Horb,r
128.500. HUGE !Am nn, b"' SU.2076, SIS-1241
liv nn. 3 Bdrm, l'l &. J
Pe>i. '°""· -O>IU .. Pad>, EXECUTIV~S
CM. Ne. H•tbllr Stw. ctr IJ· movinr· to Newport Beach.
1111 IChll. 546.o9ll93 Nt.w_~van \\tells:' qualltJ
O\VNER offen Jovel>' 1 story view home in Dowr Shott&. s en. 3 iA. bomt. "'·w con-i...u.e 4 bdrm J bath WJl ll)I
1kltr late model CU' u part room. ~~s open dally
dn. P)mta lool taxes • tnL. at 1430 ~ D r t v e. m mo. 5tM?tJ 646-1550
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No Down To Vets
Hard to find Eastside location with 4 large
bedrooms and 1 % baths. Large corner lot
with fenced yard. Vacant this week end
for fast possession. $23,600 and anxious.
Full Blown Fixer-Upper
3 bread and butter units that are crying
for a little attention. 2 two bedroom and 1
one bedroom unit. Bring gardening tools,
paint and save big. Out of town owner
wants quick sale. $28,500 and submit you r
terms.
Builden Close Out
No Down V.A.
Brand new and ready for a Veteran buyer.
3 queen sized b·edrooms, famil y room, plus
forrflal dining room, All electric built-ins
plus dish washer are included in this bright
country kitchen. \Vood burning fireplace
and heavy shake roof. 3 car garage. lm·
mediate possession ................ $33,950
FO• A WISE llUY
COlESWORTHY & CO.
642-7777
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.Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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hi Hit 1110 l•t.rMGtS ... hi tttl1 c•l•11111 ew11 fr...,.
(2 Bedroom)
900 Chestnut Place (Eastbluff) NB
645.2000 , (Sat & Sun 1·5)
246 FIO\ver St .. Costa Mesa
646-0555 : 583-3265 (Sat 1·6)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1218 Cambridge Lane, Newport Beach
541H768· 646-9280 (Sat & Sun)
1518 Dolphin Terrace (Irvine Terr.) CdM
&lz.6472 (Sun 1·3)
(3 B~droom)
-2211 Waterfront Drive, Corona !!_el Mar
675-4000 (Sun 1·5)
1730 Jrvine1 Newport Beach
646-5920 · (Sat & Sun 1·6),
*1701 Galatea (Irvine Terrace) CdM
676-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
*242 Joann Street (College Park ) CM
548-9578 (Please call for appt.)
464 Serra Drive (Corona Highlands ) CdM.
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
3811 Topside (Harbor View Hills\ CdM
642·2430 (Sun 1-5)
324 Snug Harbor (Cllflhaven) NB
646-2000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
435 Jasmine, Laguna Beach
494-4764 (Sun 1.S)
1430 Serenade (Irvine Terrace) CdM
676-3331 · (Sun 1-5)
430 Esther Street (OfI Tustin) CM
64Z.3863: 837·64!7 (Sun)
1993 Meyer Place, Costa Mesa
548-3097 I Sun)
5001 Terrier, 1-Iuntington Beach
847·5788 (Sat & Sun 10.6)
(3 Bed room & Family or Den)
2612 Redlands (Back Bay) CM '
546-54M Eves: 642-4931 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
***2208 Fortuna (The Bluff•) NB
644-2787 (10-6)
2114 Aralia (Easthluff) NB
676-5003 ISar & Sun lZ.5)
2132 Vista Dorado (The Bluffs) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun l.Sl
1536 Sylvia Lane (Harbor Highlands) NB
642·5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
287 Nassau Road (College Park) CM
646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1147 Gleneagle. Costa r-.tesa
541).1~ · (Sun 1·5) **301 Evening Star1 Newport Beach
644-2430 ·(Sun 1·5)
IOlTl Suntan Cir (Shorecrest) HB
962-0737 (Sat & ·sun l.S )
*281 E. Wilson St., Costa Mesa
646-2895 (Sun l.S)
2607 Ocean Blvd., Corona de! Mar
675-3000 (Sun 1.S)
418 St. Andrews Road (N'pt. Hts.) NII
646-2414 (Sun J.41)
1836 Santiaao Drive (Dover Shore•) NB
646-1550 (Sun 1·5)
1859 Vista Caudal (Th• Blulfsl CdM
675-5930 . (Sat & Sun l.S)
32"'.8 Iowa Street (Mesa Verde ) CM
64Z.1771 (Sun 1·5)
100 Via Florence (Lido Isle) NB
673-9060 (Sun 1·5)
3008 Fernheath (oil Baker, w. or Harbor)
CM, 646-9666 (Sat, ~n & Mon 1-5)
2033 Paloma, Costa Mesa
646-7171 (~un loll)
3149 Yellowstone, Costa ~1esa
641;.7171 (Sun 1·51
2828 Drake, Costa Mesa
546-2313 -
2915 Ellesmere, Costa Mesa
(Sun 1-~l
546-2313 (SUI! 1-5)
232 Tustin, Newport Beach -
646-7171 (Sal & Sun 1·6)
2359 ·conege Drive (College Park) CM
646-8811 (Sun :>dusk)
(4 Bedroom)
1148 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
9741 Verde Mar (Villa Pacific) Hntg Bch
96Z.1540 (Sat & Mon LU) * 1233 Highland Drive, Newport Beach
64Z.8235 (Sun 1·5)
4615 Perham (Cameo Shores) CdM
644-2430 . !Sat & St!n l.S)
108 Via Florence (Lido Isle) NB
673-9060 (Sun 1·5)
' (4 Bedrom & Femily or Den)
1338 Santiago Drive (Westclifl) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1380 Gruaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*1607 Santiago (Baycrest) NB
642-5200 -~ (Sun l.S)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
. 646-1550 (Daily)
2341 Irvine (Back Bay) NB
540-1720 (Daily )·5)
1245 Surfline Way, Corona del Mar
676-2503 (Sun 1·5)
1358 E: Oceanfront, Newport Beach
646-2000 (Dailv 1·5)
1920 Ke,vamee (Irvine Terrace) CdM
676-3000 (Sun 1·5)
17641 San Roque Lane, Huntington Beach
842-4803 (Sat & Sun 11).5)
*706 K Thanga (Irvine Terrace) CdM
646-2000 ; Eves. 673-1355 (Sat & Sun l.S)
1311 Antigua, Newport Beach
676-6000 (Sun 1·5)
2&65 Greenbrier, Costa Mesa
646--0303 ; 547-7404 (Sal & Sun 1·6)
2084 Goldeneye, Costa Mesa .
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1920 Whittier. Co~ta Mesa
646--0555; 583-3265 (Sun 1·5)
(5 Bedroom & Family or Den)
1671 Pegasus (Back Bay) NB
540-1151 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
10122 Cynthia Drive, Huntington Beach
96Z.3861 (Sat & Sun IZ.5)"
*304 Robinhood Lane (Eastslde) CM
· 646-8811 (Sun 1-5)
1733 CandlestiCk Ln (Baycrest) NB
646-'7755 (Sat & Sun 1.S)
1807 Buttonshell Ln (Baycrest) NB
646-7755 (Sun 1.S)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
617 J\.1ar~uerite, Corona del Mar
676-3000 (Sun 1-5)
715 Jasmine St., Corona del ~far
673-2222 (Sat & sun 1.S)
CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE
{2 B•droomj
2400 Elden Unit # 15, Costa Mesa
642-1771 (Sal & Sun 1-6)
{ 3 aeclroomj
140 Lexington (MonUcello) CM
642·1771 (Sat & Sun loll)
INCOMf PROPIRTY
719 Maritold, Corona de! Mar
1148-4166 or 675-2101 (Sat & Sun loll :30)
4 BR & RENTAL
161 Mesa Dr., Costa Mesa
642·7000 !Sat & Sun 1•5:30) .....
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!Jlltuntay, Juty 19. 1969 DAILY l'ILOT ,JfS
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALii HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSiS l'OR SALi. HOUSES FOR SALi HOUS~S FOR SAL'E HOUSES FOifSALI! HOUSES FOR UL~
0...0.•I lllOl~al ·1000 Ooiiiral llllOGenaral 1100 Genar•I llOtO.ntral ·1000 1 C01to Mou 1110 -·I • 1000 Cool• Melo 11111 .
. Tim ~ EEfl'A'I 4"R•11 . · 17 .. NIWPOIT e Int .116llOI.
. .
Pete Ba,:,.elf l'<eafty 646-1111 ~ ... ..,.,,, ,
HARBOR HIGHLANDS SPEC fAL---<-
'lrery few homes available In !his wp area,
, so t~ls Ls special -4 Bedrooms; huge gour-
mets kitchen plus a 1~x26 family room. -
Features all over the place. -...... $52,500.
NEWPORT !!EIGHTS CUSTOM
GIGANTIC TREES SHADE ITI
' 3 Bedro0iils"& famtly ..1... Blg·raised patio -
; ~~ ~i.11, basenie~~."lit.b '°llfll Co~ PJ>OLt•!\le , ~ .. speclau)'lpt1~ al ......... $42,500/
NEAR BACK BAY -10'/. DOWN
Sha11>est 1iome in back bay area. OWners
have mQved • immediate possession • 3 bed·
r~~ & Family room. Beautiful covered pa-
tio• lntercom thruout. Pool size yard.
NO DOWN TO GI -$16,000 F.P.
Cozy 2 Bedroom + garage on a large.
57'xl90' R-2 lot -Room for 2 more units
-Copper plumbing. A home for ju§t lot value.
A SPOT FDR YOUR BOAT
llere's the r.erfect corner lot \vith room for
boat or tra~ er 3 Bedrooms and family robrn. Vaulte~ ceili~gs, large enclosed lanai. Own·
er movmg will accept offer -asking $30,500.
-. MESA VERDE -REPUBLIC HOME
, On' a large Cdrner lot with rbQm for a pool + boat or trailer -4 Bedrooms with formhl
d,inlng room and large family room with
fireplace -2 years new ........... · .. $45, 750.
1700 Nitwport • 2790 .Har~r
. 646-7171 • 546-2313
675·3331
General 1000 General 1000
SHORECLIFFS
F'irst time oU~red!
3 Bedroom ShorediUs home
on huge.. comer lot
'"•ith lots of room
to add 00.
Paneled Jiving room
with Used brick fireplace
A very good value
At $56.500 c..n: Jack Scroggy
Res. 644-2250
REALTORS
673-4400
B/B
OPEN HOUSE
SAT. & SUN. 1-5 P.M,
706 K THANGA
JRVINE TERRACE,
CdM
four bedroon1s, 21.-i baths.
family room & Pool •• $46,COO
Bay & reach
Realty, Inc.
901 Dover Dr., NB Su!!c 126
645-200! Eves. 673.1355
A UNITS
IncomP Sfl05 mo. on tl1ls 4
pll'x, Buill·ins, l111~c roomi:;,
2 lpat ios. Low r101vn -A~k·
irlg $41.2:.0. Also 16 unl!s,
27 unit:o1, 60 units. o~·nt'r
will exchllngt-up or down.
\l/alker & V e !\Ir. l.evtnc
Income Investment Dept.
545-9451
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
293 E. 17th St., 646-4494
Back Bay
Executive Home
A beauWul 3 bedroom home
wi1h his and hers bathll, a
pool surrounded by lush trop.
ical landscaping large add-
ed sun room: 18.nai or ca·
bana for your entertaining
convenience, call today for
a ppt. owner anxious. Asking
$39,500.
Beach Living
At It's Best
This tv.·o bed.room 2 b a I h
home ·ha.~ a den, 2 patios,
an atrium oH the master
bedroom, courtyard entry,
forced air heat, brick fire-
place and much more. Sleep
lo the sound of the r;url it's
right at the beach. $26,500
Dirty-
Five Bedroom
The o\\•~r has left it vacant.
it needs some paint, somr.
Ma.P and some yard work,
l)C'rfect for your eKPanding
f11mily. Locat('d in !he de-
11irablc Eastsidc or Costa
~fcsa. OWner says s e 11,
lcrm~ availabl~. lry $'28,500
or niake oH('r.
4 Bedroom
2 Story
$2B,500
' ' · pl'U11nf.6 . , --
THREE OPEN HPU$~
COMPL!T! VllW 0' GARDEN & pool
from I.be lam!Jy room, ltltchen It formal
dining room1 of this lovely 4 bdrm home
ln .Baypre1l-a separate den roo! We
wJU be lookin g !or you at
1601•i 11tl01tO • . .• ($ ... 1·51 ~ j", •'rt·•'') EXCITING BtUFF LOCATION beAUti·
fulJx cared !or large 3 bdrm, fa!"UY room ~hortje. Lighj. t airy end 11/.'it. Oyerlooklng pine~stUdaea green belt. Trufy Outst.and-
tng location.
2132 Viol• Dorado (Sal/Sun 1-5) ·
A HOME TO'WJN YOUR HEART il,you
seek a fa shionable & functional 3 bdrm
home. plu s a 14x27' family room & 2 fire-
.places. J-larbor Highlands i.nside corner
address with a large assumable sir.a%
l9en -hurry!
15~ Sylvie Lene (Sat/Sun 1..S)
BAYCRESTI This unusual 4 bdrm 3 bath
borne is outstaiiding for the family netd·
ing a maid's room or in-law-suite. Invit-
ing, lus'bly planted garden. Immac\llate!
Well priced at .................... $65,900.
NEWPORT HErGHTS, Quiet & welcom·
ing, this 2 bdrm home is situated on a
large lot with separate guest house -
s~riounded by well set gardeus. We in•
v1te you to see th is at :.: ........ _ .$27;500.
' ' Office Open S4turday1 & Sunday,
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 WHlcllll Or., N.B.
642-5200
IDOO Gener~I 1000
COLUGE PARK .
Localed at 2359 College Drive
Vaca nt & rea<ly to move ijJ,
· 3 BR + large ramlly room
&. huge family kilchl>n wi!h
built-in11. Used brick fire·
p I a c e & flARDWOOD
FLOORS.
$27,500
(Vets no down pymnt.)
Newport .,
Victori•
~II
(enytlme)
'
l:ASTSIDE
CONDOMINIUM
.OPEN DAILY
241 SJERKS, CM
Jmmedla1,. po11~1'i.!lion. 3
large bch'11111 2 ba!hs, huilt-
ins. FA heat, dining a.Na +
brick fireplace in living
roonl. Dbl is.rage. Large
fenced yard. 7 years new.
Good fin. Price slashed~
1800 Newport Blvd., Of
Rltr. 64&-3928 Eve. 644-1655
MESA VERDE
T'ti~ ·immaculate 3 BR lam·
il y home can ·be youn1 by
ilSl!IUming 5%, c;;, FHA LOAN.
. A must see to appreciate.
AskJng
$26,950
Open Sun 1 • S
3228 IOWA STREET
. TWO ON LOT
EASI'SIDE. Newer 3 bdrms
& older 2 bdnn, detached 2
car garage & workshop. 'Ex·
terior recenUy painted,
Only $29,950
OPEN OPEN
1201 Devon Lane. Westcliff
Owner will Una.nee @ 1%. %
3 lxinns 2 baths, Muat .ee!
Sat/Sun 14, Temu. Vacant
~, .. ,.,
,... 'I'. ~.·1•'·,~
lo; ' ' I • , .
333 E. ~· C.r-.1.
* 3 BR 1% bath, hdwood
nooN;, cpts I drp1'i, lrplc,
double garage, beautiful
fenced yard. SU.500 * ZONED for BUSINESS 1
BR cottage w/gar St-4.,500.
NEAR SHOPPING
Wells.-McCardle, Rltrs.
1810 Newport Blvd., C.M.
548-7729 anytime
' ". ~ Wn._ER~~ !'.!..~ iv ~~-'Eutaide CM. 3 BY QWNER • Low ;;;;;J;i ' •• : ..... ~ ....... :vad:iil , _ ""'•·.natural 114.fli.. ... ... • ' ..
,. VA Jpprl ~.9fi0. Drive by Ath.,,. ~· lot k>ana. All I BQRM'a. ~E M!SA'·.VERDE ESTA:JE .
Large 4 bdrm beauty wlt.b pool , locat"'1
In l"*l·Mn• Vord•area. Beam.a eeU-
lng kltcbeh & lifrillly rootrl, bullt-hl ll'ee-
z.er & refrJgerator, intercom & water-1
.soitener. Lath & plaster coos'tructlon.
Al $42,liOO I.bis Is Mesa Verde's besl buy.
MOTHER.IN-LAW SOLVER
o:i Etthf't St. (oft 'l\iltin) wJ alk-y ~ JW boet,or Ude, 2 Waide. Ma..11&
.Jtiieri c8Ir : &.0-Slit( or tr.Utt. eu-...-,Dn-can'""'be' l\SsUME 51.4 ,_ 1o1n Jtst
Jfl--6417 UIUmed, $24,915(1, &U-fl'1'8 _ 3 Br, l \t Ba, MJ dln
IXX>L HO!\tE, Ira LR, flm. EASTSWF. 2 BR. Carpet~ S43-3001. l!& ?-teyu
m1, 3 Br, 2 ·BM, carpet•. drapes. l..arie fenced bade Open Sun. d~ 8uc.roh1. built, tow )'a.rd. No achools &: C1vfc 1--------+
·n1alnf yard. $30,•s o·, <.'thter, $23.000. 646-6667 BUSIF.ST ~ke~.,t:.
646-..2895. 21~ E. \VillOn, BY OWNER • S'.1!'7' Loan. ~~1u:• ~! .. ~ '
Thi.s Spanlsh style 2 story 4 bdrm borne .. 1_c_.M...,,,,,~-;· ===--Eutslde J Qr, 2 Ba. Jamil)' monty, time 1c eHort. ~
.also has a separate guest house. 2'h . SOCK rr TO 'EM! ~ ~e.·+ 64!-:6.93.J now!!! ~ ,l f.
baths, ·dinink room & lamilf 'f 0·9 ~ IA l;"].:"'i'F.'i:""==""'.'::-:-::'='"":====?='--:;;,,.;;===:::l::d!# the house. Owner wiJJ trade f()r' ap8rt~ t t Generlt 1000Gener•I 1000 Gen•r•I 1
ments, Jot s, land or what have you to of~ \r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;t\
fer at ........................... $38,950 •.
COATS & WAUACE REALTORS
<e&
Gtner1I
1491 BAKER STREET
546-4141 .
COSTA MESA, CALIF.
.1000 Co1t1 Me11
SPANISH HACIENDA
Plus rentaJ, plus room ku'
IIlOJ't' unitit.
161 Mes• Drive
Overlookini beautilul ·ROI!
coorse and lakes. Asking
$49,500.
D1vi1 Realty 642·7000
FINEST CUSTOM
Must see to believe. This has everything for
the growing family. 5 Bdrms -maid's rm.,
41h baths, 3 fireplaces, formal din rm, lrg
ram.Uy rm , 31h car garage, gameroom with
lols of tile .................... $189,600
Mary Lou Marion
Sat & Sun 1·5 .
CAMEO SHOR~S-Open House
4615 Ptrh1m
Custom design . Quality construction. Beam-
ed ceilings,. 4 Bdrms, billard room. Wet
bar. Jetty and Ocean View. Immediate oc-
cupancy ................ , .... S130,000
Cathryn Tennille
Ocean & Bay View Lots
Corona del A18r -Quiet one-way street. 2
Lots improved with older home. Build your
''Dream Home" and sell the o t h e r
lot. .. . .. .. .. .. .. .. . . . . .. . . . . . $90,000
Mrs. Harvey
9UALITY, PRICE, LOCATION
If. you're ·Jookin~ for the best buy. this 3
Bdrm 2 bath home is foo-:vou. Lovelv large
south pati o, near play beach. Excellent con-
dition ......................... $67,000
Mrs. Raulston
.PAVI.
WIUTE
CARNAHAN , ·~...,e •.
Paul ·White • Carnahan I
Realty Co.
546-5440
OUR 24th YEAR
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WE'RE SORRY •.••.
IF .YOU AR.E MOVING to any other . .
area in the ·County -but if you are, call us · and we'll
refer you I et NO COST I lo the leading real estate
firm in thet city! . , . end of course we'll be happy to
list your home end get it SOLD fast!
P.S.: Sellers! This "EXTRA" •ervice brings many out•
of.stete buyers referred ·to us by Real Estate firms all ;
over the notion •.• CALL 546"5440. I
I
"The Home of Complete .Real
Estate · Service".
'TAX SHELTER
~mall 2 BR. Fram f'
hon1e on a valuable R.,1
lot. Easy walking distance
lo 171h SI . shopping area -
Home clell,l1 and ettm·
rortable. Ear;y 10 rent.
.t'ull price only $15,000.
Cal I for showing !'>46-5440
2 CHOICE LOTS
Jn beautllul Lag unit
Nlguf'I • Fully improv<'d
ready to build 70 x 124
with view -out.standing
location ill«:'!: p·a n d Ing
Rrca. Sll,000 each -$2200
do\vn _ ~O
ONLY $21 ,000
Better hurry this 3 nn
home, llear schools & .shop.-
ping "'vn•t last. 1% bath..~.
~;"~ IS ~,L!llDI : ~ ~:~~ ·~1:~
OOm• r d.
Shad ai>
praised 1111 $21,000. Buy on
n1in. down. 546-5440
BUY OR LEASE ·rws line 4 BR + ·lamUY I
room "1me tn Mna,Det
Mar, ,is a mual sce. 2
Mlhs, stall .•·l!o we r . ~
Bright 1dtcben.With bit-in •
nveo 0 {1. .• rangl',
rlishy.•as:hrr. · Spacious liv· ,
lng room. w/w cpts &: ,
drapr.1;:, i;:encec1 n'!IU' yard f
\\·Ith covered patio. Pri~ :
$31,950. VA or F H A
terms. l:ea.o;e with opllon
$250 per month. 546-M40 _
WHY !!ENT? i!.
Trlc11l for condominium lofl"
single p?NIOn. 1"4 ballui,
F.xtra plush. Lg. formal
living ruon .• and dining
room. Beautiful k i t . .f.
blt·in o vt-n-ra nge +
diahwashcr. W/w cplil j + cus!om brocad e 1 dl'tlpes. ~r $2500 or ex.
tras. Pool & recreatiOn '
club house. 0Xtice Joe '.'
only $22.700. EZ tenns. '
S46-544Q
···························~ 6'14'/. LOAN VA APPROVED
Assum<" this loan at no change in tn-$29,700 •
terest. 2 yr. young. Immaculate 3 BR Nothlqg down for this 2 story, f BR 1 + fami'ly rm. 'home.·FUnctional floor + fam. nn. home. Vacant and wait• 1 plan. 1% baths. 0ulJltandlng k!tt:hen ing. Over 1790 11g. fL of living area.
witll built-in oven range. Speclou11 3 ynr;. old. Dwntt transferred. Garden"
living room, fireplace. Quallty "'all to sty](' kitchen, built-Ins, dlllhwasher, i:
wall cftrpcts & dr&P'!'Jll. Only $28.950. 1 % baths. Traffic free living room, 1
CAU. NOW~ 546-5440 v.·all to \VU.II carpets 4: drafM!!I. Fl1J11I
Price $29, 700. 546-:W.40 •
POOL PLEASURE •J CUSTOM RUSTIC '
Stop By
This WHktnd
\Vhcre can you rt a 4 bed-
room 2 Mory home in one
of Costa Mesa'a best areas
that'a clean fur S28,SOO !??
Nough ga id ! ean' right a way
it won't last.
lachen111yer 1 •2~ •• ~.~~,~~~n~2~~~~ •. H~1'"'1-~~n
VIEW-Open Hou-VIEW
Sunday 1·5 al 3811 Topside. Harbor View
Hills. (Follow Sa ndcas tle off Marguerite).
Practically new 3 BR. 3 car garage. land·
scaped ........................ $64,950
Walter Haase
Sun1mrr fun In your O\l'n yard. Idre 1
llOOI. heated, dcck,lng, double yerd.
Spot!rss 3 BR tram. rm. homf'. l\1esa
de! f\1ar. Near scl'lbblS. 2 baths, stall
shower. step Mvrr kitchen bit.in ovl'n
and range, dishwasher, 17x21 living
room. wfw carpets 4 drapea. T-Plan.
Possiblr. priv. inve11tor wUI ca~ lit
TD-A&klng $32.950. A must sen -
Call Now. 546-5440 ' '• .
1 'ii s \01-y, 4 BH ·+ famlly room homfl !
lfa!ii truly an oul'!tanding front and
rear yard, 12x46 foot covered patio_,,
waterfall, fire pit. cobble stone walks, 1 Hg hled, heavy shake roof, 3 b8ths,
spacious living room. wall to wau 1
carpels & drapes, walnut cabinets lrt
Utis bit-in kitchen. Owner tnmstcn-ed.
Vacant-Price $43,500 -E-Z Terms. 1
546-6441) f
' . ' l 1S47 TAllITl DRfVE
Big family hOme. 5 BR
2900 l!Q. rt. Anthony pool.
fte&hly ~. Sharp loc in
p,~ Verde. Listed $.'14,900
-but 8.11 oUcni Invited!
ft, l block to beach. 400 aq
ft fiberglass !Uncleck, del $21 500 plzz.o tile entry, C.ornpl. in-
f ""'""d + many """°"' •>-
Waterfront
ORANGE COUNTY'S
L1'RGEST
293 E. 171h St., 646-4494
"THE OLDE
HOMESTEAD"
Eairbide Costa .Mesa. choice.
comer location. 66 x 140 Jot.
Duplex with p~r. all this will hold 2 more units. 2
• NEW CARPET
NO QUALlfl'ING
Everyof11' can asi;ume this
hi~h FHA loon.
546-9521 or 540-6631
~ J K "!ilCllOLS
(qt' $63,500. Good llnanclng. story "Charmer" complete
1860 Newport Blvd., CM with ctllar. $18.$0, aubmit * * * * * RJtr, 646-3928 Eve. 646-7290 YOUR terms. Al Black at South O>ut Real
L h WE SELL A HOME Estate 11 looklna: tor enthur;. ac enmyer EVERY'31 MINUTES lu11c ......,~,.,to be a!!Ul·
ated with a professional
· 5 BEoRooM-Walker & lee ::-..::m~~~~rn~,;,,,~
1 LIKE RENT 2().ll Wrstclilf Dr. 5'1~424 South O:last Rea.I ~'lnenll;~ Bu.llt·in range '6-1711 · Open Eves. Estate.
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"'"· eo""'" "'"'" Pr• OCEANFRONT ~ bclow ~placen1c111. 612 RRlends, CC 3 Bh. home on exeellent ~1~ 365 El Rio Cr<i, CM ~ •w SO I beach: $54,950. TARBELL 2955 Harbo DAVID N Rto ty Goorgo Wllllomson
M.\KE A MEP.10 to gathl ·s-sw.o Evea;. ~ REALTOR
vQ toys you no )onae.r ~ s YOUR AD lN -aJo.S.9. mUiO Evts. m.1564
MU them for cuh witl. rrED7 Somec:>nl' w1D be
l>AILY PILOT WA!iT ...,., , '°°""".for" Dial~ _...,...;cm.-...RG ..... E_rr_• __
fra!I. CpWdrp•. tmmac. Jm-
med OCC\1Pf'll'IC)' $34.500. Own-
f'r. :\38 Walnut .. NB ,&IZ.l744
CASCADING
WATERFALL
BBQ -$23,SOO
Large covered polio. Texas
sired bl?drooms, flreplace,
full dining room. Sprinklers.
·Loaded with cha.nu! 540-1720
TARBELL 2955 Horbor
POOL TIME
11Uge 3 Br, din nn, tam nn,
3 c:"r gar + 20x32 POOL.
Garden kitchen enhances
thia hl:>m«:!, $41.SCXI. Vacant.
Owner anXloU&. ·
HARBOUR REAL TY
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SUNSHINE HOME
NEW: blt-ins. p.rbqe dis-
posal, dishwqhtr, waler
heater. WAl('r 90ftcner, 3
BR, :.1 00. $21,950,
R•ncl Rtolly 645-2340
EXCmNG OCEAN VIEW
An exceptionally lovely 3 Bdrm 2 bath Ca·
meo Highlands home. 180" ocean view. All
. clec kit, new carpeting, pro! land scaping,
shuffle-Joard court . .-....... -Only-$46,950·
Chuck Place
3 Bdrm-Pool-Westcliff
Reduced 14000 -now lust $44.750. This
immaculate Provincial 3 Bdrm, fam rm on
corner w /Cenced play yard. Owner n1oving
& anxious.
Joe Clarkson
Best Buy-Harbor Highlands
Imm aculate $ Bedroom , 2 bath, large 20
· x 20 family room. Walk to schools and
Westrlilf shop~lng. Own.er transferred. Va·
canl .......................... $32.950
Mary Lou Marlon
CO~DWELL, BANKER & CO.
550 NEWPORT CENTER OR.,
NEWPORT BEACH
13J.0700
P•" Hollf•••, Sun. 12t30 to 5t39 •l
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5 Brt I forrn11l dining
room. %J!'lO ~q. fe"t. Va-
611 .'
KINGS PLACE
2003 '
~BAL TRA PLACE
01v11f'r \Viii carry finan-[l.1ey Verde. 1~ atory. 4
ring on sales contract at BR FIR. Vacant Owner1 ... 611 •,; interest. Outstan· c:an! -kleal for growing ding J BR + f .R, Cliff. Ir ans f er r c d, H 8 11
fa mily. Qu iet 11tre('f, 3 flj.ven choice loc. Near everything, 3 b11.th1 , ·
Bnth11. Custom designed Hi.i'bor High. 1 8 x 2 0 bll-ln.11., d Is h w al'! h e r.
kitchen. Bit-Im. Park like 11unken fam. roon1, Rock Profet>Sion&lly l11.nd!IC8ped ;
yard, Heated fil tered pool. lrplc. Unique paneled din, _. room, Beam e e 11 in g . fa ... , 1prlnkler. Hur e
A mu ,;f soe -Price 132;900. Seen-tor' patio. Ideal fami ly'
$73,400. ~t4£-5410 IUJ"e, 546-5440 borne 546-644()
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MEN ·WOMEN·· LEARN MORE. EARN MOR.E
Fine opportunity for experienced or Inexperienced
1,1eople -:-for a rewarding professional R. E. CAREER
-Insurance knefits -Bonus -Opening' now!
PAUL· WHITE· CARNAHAN
Re.U11 Ce.
1093 BAKER SllEET, COSTA MESA 546--5440~
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New homes, ready to mou In, ¥.t mUe -11~ BR..J Balli, fli'lplace ; unfum ............ " . . mo Mo. plua ullllu.t IMMACULATE Al'l'S1
from beach. first payment'up IOAO days ~ -BRri l !lalb, uni'!"' ... " .............. "" .... $21)() ·~!!!!'! ...... ,3200 1941 l'Ol\IONA, C.M. ADULT • PAMILY
~ ! Less l!ttin a.year old! Beaulilul 4 bdrm., lam·
ll:r room, dining room, with 2~ bath> & 2 -·~•" .Adtill occupied. Prolt,.lonally
lalitlsai'ped.
alter 1nove )JI. .:_ 4 Bl\., l.'6.Bath, uiilurn, Costa Mesa ......... '200. · NEWLY Furn 3 Br apt. 5Ec:r10Ns AVAILABL!l
T•nil.1_ v.,FHA. From •••990., BR., 2 t({;'• unfurn ............ , ...... , .. •275 I/I W/W "" • tae '""' -c10 .. toihoppl"9, l'ork .., .,,... "·"'~·-c troiil •--· rdtlg$1<S.Mo.1ehlldok. 10ua1Br··20a · L: SHORES BR.,-1.,. ""'"" hannel n .......... '300 TOWNHOUSE • 51'1 ~St-;..._271! "Spa<: '· CORA ' SBR.,lBaih,Den,furn .................... $350 ADULT$0NLYI ' I •2Bede~.111 • BR • BathJ Den furn .... . DELUXE .... 1 BR..... . .. SWlm ~. '" .....
) IJ 'f M ,' •' •• •• • •' •' •• ••'' •• ,....,_, 1'hftre ~ • 2 baths, Jde&J fOr bicheJar. $125.1993 * fr'pl. Jndiv/l.'*1 fac'la
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CHESHIRE REAL ESTATE
'154St3 ~It (on Garfield between Buch & Mapolla SUMME\l _ WEIKL y Facet pool, 'lli{ee ..., ..,. Cl\urdi. -• • 1145 An•hOlm Ave,' , "'!!!!!!, 9 6-2 • 1 3 5 3 All ,1iu1 & loc1tlon1, from ................. , $100 ~~Uable AUS\111 lat. 1 NEW veey •Ji. BR •pt. COSTA MESA "2·2'24
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Huntington a.ach 1400 BU.RR WHITE, Realtor • 1....,. hid poo1=54&-6376. EASTILUFF , _________ 12901 Newport Bt~d., NB 67$.4630 .. tty, lnc. . 200 Brand nl!W a bdr, 3 ha apt.
.8&tt ~Low I t1tere1 t . BI»n'S • 3 hr, S. ba. W/
All&llmft S~% FHA loa,n. 4 BtJt-View, wtde greenbelt
I.BR + fam.. rm. Sheltered Steps to pool. Cus. addln!. ~tia.tio le waterfall ti.sh pond Save!""$44,500. Ownr &44--0i6
!'$39,5QO, By Owner. Prin-UDO SANOS beautilul 3 Br, 2
J.cipals only. £lpen House 10-5 ba by ocean with maey ex-
--"---· ----'· , EVENINGS: 642""" or 6~t 001 llovu Dt., NB SUlte m Nitwport jlo1c,ll -4 View of baek •bay h= bdr
OPEN SAT/SUN 1 5 Owner Tran1hirr~ ... I!......... T:<..-•H _,, .. _ • !!'" --~~. -NEW SPANISH .,.., • Iv ""· hUi• ~,-. 715 JASMINE ST. l !luge Bedrooms. 2 '1uxur-place, all bll·ina. Evel)'·
Grackiui-living for your tam-ious. baths. Entire home ii HOUSES FOR SALE RENTAL$ BLUFFS LIASES VILLAGE~APTS. thm&:J $325 on._a year11 leaae.
Dy. Spac. 4 BR., 2'h ba. beautitully deooratl!d. Drap. L •· ch 70S Houus Furqtsflecl 2 '• 3 BR.· Condoa. ~e 1 k 2 BDRM. Fuln or un-No ehUdren or pets See at
PLUS 1-Br. 1 ba. duplex in es throoghout. Near new tar· 1gun1 D9I f JeVeb, %-ct.Y • .t spllt-leYel. furn. A1r-corld. dfbwhni, eelf 745 Domingo Dr., NB then
fda.U,y. 6.U.1119 traa. $32,500. 6t2-34C8 heart of ()!M. pets. Electric built in kitcb-Summer Rental; 2910 Greenbelt .t mutts 1ite. clean'& oveu, patio, break· call owne-r at 645-UtiO or
Don v. Franklin, RI!• en ;, ......... mock wall THE OLD Cpta., ...... Dbl. .... poo!J, fut ...... privalo ,..,,,..... --
rd 1110 WESTCLIFF OPEN HOUSE Mesa Ve e 2 &-den. $43,SOO. l2lB Cam· ""' E. C.Ut Hwy, CdM """c1 NpleteM!y. Sell~"'' ~n GRAY MARE PRIVATE botth, dodtlnl "" 13'15 to $425. by atorage elosets. ""'"' .:. "'BR:.::.::c=,.-,-,--,-R~.~.~s~·---1 o OMY vvwu or "fw facilities, on the hlQ>, cloae EutbluU Real""' ., •• 1133 pool, saunas, bar-b-ques. "' · ' ""'' · .. """"'· 613-22l2-FHA • -~--F--'" -"' Q't'tO Dilhwuher. Util pd. No * BY· OWNER • $24.500 3 bridge. Realtor. 548-1768
BDRJ.f, 2 baths, crpt5, drps.'
Block wall, a pri nkle r s ,
patio, trets. SM-9896
dOWtl • "f"YO p.......... .... .. "SHE AIN'T WHAT SHE to e~rything! Tr at 1.e t OCEAN v·--.. n.. .. ba Sound proof walh, walk in 11 d Lrg' Hom•Chofce View ion Shore home at $25,500. USED TO BE I.lid neither w/c;abana. Ideal for family, ~" • oa· • ' closets. covered· carport Pet s o r ch re n .
Dover Sho~s 1227 Abovo main beach &. bay. . Near Huntington Center. iii this bnpos:ing 2 • t or Y by week or month. To see deo, range, refrg., ~@d Adults., no pets. 548-9005/~
Btwn Big & LitUe C.d.Mar WE SELL A HOME home; det:&iled exterior or call 548-1225 patio, Yl"ll' lse $340 mo. 1~· 'J"l-{E CALIFORNlAN MODERN I Br. cptJ, cf,rp!I. * UNIQUELY beac!ie!. Comer lot, 4~· x EVERY 3J MINUTES wood, Palos Verdes stone, CU , erdnt. Mr. Jtoblmlon, Davis. ·-Phone 546--2727 GE kltch, .encl. gar,.nr bus.
DlUerent "Old World" Ccn-177'. 2 stoM, approx, 4400 w lk & l tu bled ft' 'th STOM Exec. 4 brd, 3 be., Riiy &tZ-7000 -S145. Adults, Mgr. 124 E Coll e P..:rk 1115
11'31 Fncd Hid POOL ~ .. 5¥4% 1st By oWner :r &Inn 2 Bath • Crptd.
•llS,900/$4,(Q) dn. Please call
•Jet; Eves or wknds, 548-9578
temporary, Executive luxury sq. ft. -4 + BR-,, 5* BA., 8 er : ee ~~1~':°° ~ w_i ~t~~r!~Vie!:!~:!t~ 'DELUXE,COndo. 2 st, 2 Ba, LIOO-A~EA-APT; """=•"· =======[
honi!'. Unobstructed Bay &-3 car gar. Call owner lot Sprawllic 5 BDRM. FLOOR Sl50D/mo. 675--m? frplc pool, lge patio $250 Spac. bay view, lge. l·Br., -
P.1tn view from most nD!. appt. Prin. only. 7682 Edinger PLAN, features rear-liv. nn. mo, 'Aho 3 Br, 2 ea', $265 llv. rm. 4 dinillg, Custom Cott• MMai 5100
5.000 sq. ft -4 BR, 4'JS BA + (714) 673-S274 842-4455 or 540-5140 with WOOD PANEu.ED CLEAN Balboa Beach Unit& Mo. Avail lmmed, Bkr. furn. Pool, boat slips. Yea!'-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;1
nialds qtn. JdeaJ for enter.1--~0~P'°'E~N"""H°'D""U~S~E~-Open Eves. WALL, MASSIVE us ED Sleeps :ii to 10; for aunµner 646-0732 ly or 1wnmer renta!. Will
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, taining. Easy maint. Immed. SAT. & SUN. 1.S You Must Be Kidding? BRICK FIRE.PLACE FROM miervationa cell 673-8lM5 sell.
occupancy. Furnished. The Best o1 The Bluffs ln !969 I can get a 4 BR 2 FJ..(X)R TO CEILING, JiV; 315 E. Balboa Blvd., Balboa Bi~~:. ·mo:~=:: Walker Rlty 675-2676
$178,000. Good loan. Bax 1632 3 Plus Den bath home, gu built • jn nn. leads to mpadous open NEWPORT Beach. Nice 1-Must be shown for aale. $300 SINGLE Young Adults Lux·
COHSTRUOIOll
JUST COMPLmHG N.B. 548-72-49 1859 Vtst• Caudal range & OYen. carpets & dining nn. W/W CARPET· BR dt¢ilex. ~eeps 4. Block mo. W'Y garden apta with coun-
WIDE OCEAN VIEW BOYD REAL TY drapes, fireplace 'ha ke ING &:-CUSTOM DRAPES to ocean I: bay. Reas. rate1, Eutbluff Realty 644-1133 try club atmosphere-and Harbor Hel11ht1 Four
Split )t'vd 3 Br. 2i,s Ba., din. ,W_Ht_c_ll_ff _____ l_2_30 3629 E. COast Hiwl)', CdM roof, 2~ yearw old, aprink-THRU-OUT. Ornate open wec::kly or monthly, July I: oomplete privacy, SOUTH •
bl • 67•5930 lett. landscaping, c'--to staircue', LEADS P AS. T Aug. 642-1272 · OCEANFRONT BAY O..UB APTS. Irvine at 2 .t 3 BR UNITS rm. Kitchen blt·ins. D · SPARK!._ ES &: SHINES in-~ ,._ ••• OF GLASS 15 -• Bdnn 2 •· all with n--1·ce• Se I--"""""~-.----the beach & I own the land W 1U.OLO r • • · CdM Bluffs ~ .$350/wk for 3 .. i;r.ath Lease 16th Newport Beach. J.U-.:.-"" tireplact. Sharp as new. e skle & out. Uv rm, & din· 520 De Anu wttb S&nJ down. no 2nd A tuGH, Tb 2ND STORY W/ bdr 114 ba finest-view of SJ75 or buy on lease (U4)~ dilhwaahera-" 2 be:thi,
this view. $42·500 nn: _ser:vlce porch, elfc (You Own Tbe+Landl interest less t h·a n FHA'! 3 BDRMS. & CENTRAr -ba,y & oce~n. Avail. J .. 1 •• , option. 8J3.2Cl!7 Eves. BEACON .... -·•, l BR ,._ Rental Manager • SPACIOUS ' · bltns. clean crnts. drps thru· B ~ BATII ""J tDo.J uu.N .. Mn.---Ctuistiensrn 3 Bdrms & famil" rm. Frplc. O"I thi5 3 BR 2 BA home. 3 BR -Oen -2 ams Please; let me see it. • Aug. &-Sept. 675-611J.4 . BAYSIDE glamorous 2 Br, 2 or xtra I&, playrm. Pvt. -. , • Doctoc ••• -ntl• mov~ & • .,,.,,..,,.. Completel" modem kitcllen n-, ~-· -m ~ declt. ~... , dock ••~ 0,. 3117·A ClnMmon Ave. HW Doors, cpts & drapes .. Prol. lnd"pd & maint. w/ ,...,, "''-"' " -~ L--BIL:r'm RANGE • ov OCEANFRONT Houae· 50U °"' .-... ..., "" """ '"" • -• home is now vacant Take a " • ~~l'J~P •=-· "" -~ ' $400. Mo. 497-15.17 or ,..,.,,./wk. Al.so 2 BR apt Costa M.1i1 "'ell Kepf. -Pro IAndscaper. childrn'S play yrd " pet look&thencallforferms&i EN, DISHWSHR., GARB. Seashore Dr. NB.~Deluxe 6#-0837 -$Zi51wk. 673-5094 or Phone~1034
Alake ofter. Asking $28,000. are:.. Heavy shake roof com· details. " _ DISP. ETC. Ceramic ti I e Duplex 211 Cypress, Balboa 64t-8839 '"!!!!!!~!\'!!'!'!~~~!!!!~j
iSOZY & CHEERFUL pletes this charming home. LEIGHTON LINDEN RLTY coUnteni &: extensive use of (213) 698-6012 2 BR 114 baths. Newly,,l-'""'"'-=~~-~~11·· NEW.SPANISH
! Bdrms.-Dining·,rm. Frplc. By Owner. $42,500. 642-15911. S42-TI4l . or · 6il-0372 WALK TO BEACH hardwood cabinet.I. This bet· 2 BR Balboa apt adj deo:n"llted. Neu everythlfll. OCEAN Fl'oot Apt, Sipa 6. VILLAGE APTS
HW floors, rpts. &. drapes. A BEAUTY Assume GI Joan, Only $201 ter built home IS IN.NEED beachel/pler .fl?-$1.SO wkly. Yearly $200/mo. ~2 $100 • $140 wkly. ZlOt w. •
Dbl ll -m OPEN DAI LY 1 to 5 NEAR -·· 3 to-• .. 3 BR n-an ~1. "•0 ~-· •• • 1 &: 2 BDRM. Furn oi ~ . e garage on a ey, ""' With treshness iof a brand mo inc taxes. Goreeous OF LANDSCAPING, AND A 5,36-3911. 675-5810 • """" .. ' ... v '-'= "'"" ~ turii. a;~ dshwbrs, &ell
for boa! 9r trailer. $24,500 new home • inslead· of siX . 3401 Ocean, Blvd. h rustic gola and whi_te__.zar-IJTTLE PAINT HERE le TERRIFIC view, aCl'IOM at. Mmes for rent at $240, $285, •WINTER-·REl'ri~• clean'.._• .---,,.,,.,-.patio, break-_:..9:~0~-:;.m~-l..e,~ .. o_,ld.f'-4 Bd. '; paneled/ 3 .. ~Q~V."E'R v~~~w":f"&LBe~,.=1-~"'~•iki·~-~·;;·:::'~xquls!f~~···~-~r'nl&ll~~· E ~:!.little ima&· ·mm ... ·ocean, furn cottage $375. Caywood Rl~ MS-1200 ·WINIFRED~.-Aet-tut ban-, Private fundeckl, W ...... u "· u•~ REAL TOR ' ' ~ ~-4:-$'{(11);-!59-Lew-Ba~ Sh 3225 ~ ~..-.ffeakd _ ... -·· __:,.:: 101? •~-_ ~ _ _ $75.500.;_:_._ _ . W90d floors ~ sl\8]te 1'Q9f. _yrill .§iiy-e &real ahowplice:" er Oia,..Lq:. m~M9.J.O'O~ ~-Y:._. ores _ R.EN:l'.AL Aug. .k7..._elqant ~pool, aaunu. .bat:)).ques.. .
1 1 Jt. c. GREER, Really 6n.2222 Quick transfer. Offered at 2 1 BR furn ta $15 &: view apt :Adults $21Xl. Sound rool walls '1vfJk in Near Npt, Pott Ole. 646-2414 3&D Via !Jdo 673-9300 6 '110/. LOAN LOW, LOW DOWN $31,950 FULL PRICE -• ap ' WA_'J'ERFRC?NT nr. BBC 548-2394 atier G PM' P '
to live 00 a small • (Contract), low dc~n + ex· HURRY ON THIS ONE! $2000 DN. PYMT. :~tralli' 1= 1::~~ =I~~~~ 8:t YEARLY Jeaae 3 Br. 2 Ba, ~~::no~~ carport.
-isli.nd!' For sale by owner University Park 1237 change or 2 yr int. only on MUTUAL REALTY SEE TODAY! ocean. 49H639 S750/mo with opt .to reW. encl'd patio. 1 blk trom bch. THE CAUFORNIAN
due to divorce. Channing TRADE DOWN • 2nd. 2 Muses, l lot. S14 Fern-842-1418 1nyt~"'! GONE T01'!10RROW! 2 Br 1 Ba garden duplx adj Reip. adults, no ·pets. 213: $275. Cu.ll 6'Jl..2.455 Phone 546-2727
t. d house ori New Port leaJ, $55,000. Income $420. PRESTIGE HOME MISSION REAL TY i..-• .'/bea •' Jiii nl UIS 642-5674 or TI4: 799-48.56 2 BR unfurn apts. Pool, no Su bmit vour 4 or 5 bdnn. 0 ,·den M·' -• -·-• -So. ~.,. H-., La~•na _,. c · Y o Y· · land. 7 roo1ru, 2 baths. " ev ce-~ 0 '""°"'"· 4 br 2 ba ·Iminac. cord. "°" .....,.. -., &" pe• k ,-•~1 children or pets. 2405~ E. on this 3 bdrm. former mo-Ph (714) 4~ •731 ~ w · 1~......, l:las been comp I et e I y del home. Perl. cond As.-ORIGINAL Owner's beach beaut. landscaped, I g. one _.. Bick· Bly 3240 16th St. NB. 646-4664 -·•·1~ oo kit he • home, 3 BR. den, i'ust'step• d ti 6d PANORAMIC VIEWI BAYFRONT apt for 2• dock. Jiii .tt11KAK:""' • m ern c n sume existing loan at low covere pa o, assume ·1c SUS. week during July. Call . . ELEGANT, vMl'w apt.· y
)"/bit-ins. Loltl of storage. interest rate. can for details. to the water. 35 yr F1lA loan. Principles Furnished 2 BR, 1~ Ba 67>l070. 3 BDRM 2 Bath ~· J>in. 24-Aug. 1 $350. Adults. Call
ll5ed twick frpl iL: dining e Reel Hiii Realty Stan Smith,.ltitr. 613-__JJlQ --Only. lWZ--4245 home. mtns. Owntt '"! help Rm. Lg. yrd, Fu-eR.lace, 548--2394 after-6 PM.
room wall. Bathrooms new 18068 Culver Dr lJvine CHARMING 2 houses. S. of 2 BR Condom. $ 16 6 tine. ·Principals onIY. 842-4606 BEACl-1 at door. Newly fum N1!".: MoCrp. '!...°"' . .,}';; .~t-ins. FURNISHED Trailer on 'w/fiunken tub. Large " • .,., -H dbl I t 0wne "-... ' Id 1 · ._ __ .. bach apt ltart1na: at $50 per ..,., .........,, V'f<P"U'U; b-·· N l OPEN 9 AM-8 PM ~ wy., on o . r. ~ ue . • m1. to ·""''""' 3 BDR 2 ba, 3 lots 3-ca.r pr k. 536-25?9 Ht&: Bch JI;Mq. $1'5. 6U-87U Days,
llJlnderk w/vie1v. ew Y $58,500. 673--4169 ·$18.500, Owner. Eves Panoramic ocean' view, ~ 91 _ • Corona d.t Mir 3250 646-1914 eve1;-
painted outside. Across E1stbluff 1242 LGE. billtop lot. Penn. view 536-8689 crpts le paint thruout. BALBOA -ln!xpeilSlve oot--BACHELOR Apt,, xlnt IN:. ~1 ~8fu:2~1 ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;; ofocean&hllls. VILLAPACIFIC-lowdown. 49'-99S7 taps. Weeldy rates July, 4 BIL 2 ba. split-kveJ Close-to bi.y &.
$42,500 buys this <I bdnn 2114 ARALIA Realtm-673-"10 4 br 3 ba 6%.% FHA condo •. LAGUNA CANYON 2 BR Auiusl. Sept. 54&-3158 duplex. $400 month beach 49f.94n 675-7876 or
home. 4008 Marcus, NB. OPEN 12-5 SAT&: SUN 9741VerdeMar962-1540. home $14,500., Fenced yd. CdM CO'ITAGE. clean, lllpt Don V. Franklin 494-ZJ5o '
HARBOR GREEN$
BACHELOR untum Jrom
n10. Also avail 1 • 2 • 3
_B:drm. Heated pools, child
care center, adj to shoppln&.
No pea.
2700 Petet'llOn Way
Costa ¥eaa 546-tU70
1 BR Duplex. Stove & mrie·
Oose to sbopg. $100/mo.
ADULTS ONLY. 6'2-lT'h
Agt. 67">-0363 or 494-5420 $42 500 Lido Isl• 1351 TRANSFERED, "'"""' 6% "°""" ..,..bial. •••·&170 •· 2 blk bob. sz;o.2 .,._ S4tlO mtr. . 673-2222 5000 NEPTUNE
# GI, nr new 4 Br, tam nn mo. * 673--'1099 2 BR House excellent cond. 2 BR Studio apt. 1% ba, encl
EXCLUSIVE I~:! ~m.ni ~ ~2 c:i~ OPEN. HOUSES wJtrplc. Many extras, xint Condominium 19SO 2 BR, alps s. S100 up, wkly. Married ~upte, A no Avail now 3 Br, 2 Ba, deluxe. gat, patio, cpta/drps, blt·
ADULT LIVING de-sac. Pool sized fenced SUN. 1.5 area •. $37.cm. 842-4803 Nr bay a, beach. Jnq. Sat. children. S250 mo.* 675-3291 Call n4: 629-149'2. inl. $150. Days 542-3.5%4
Beautiful 2 Bdim 2 bath lot w/2 patios. Priced righ1 100 VIA fi.ORENCE. Beaut. FOR Sale : A houle YoU could 3 BR. 3 BA. w/w cpta, drp.!, Sun 1351,S N. 45th, NB 3 BR. din an, carpeta: & Coron• d•I M•r 4250 Eves. 546-0689
\festclilf Villa. Cu 1:1 Io m for quick sale. cust. bit. home; 3 Br. 3 ba. love. 3 Bdrm'll, S% FHA. blt-ins. U~ Back Bay, drapes. Frplc. No pets. S22SI ---------2 BR, crpst, drpg, blt-inl,
thruout. Includes many ex-p..oar Dobbs Lee, party rm.; 3,000 sq. ft.: 1 .;"'~·800;;-;:";';"';:"';;====l·.RW'ElllfN'U.rA/o[pStio_o._642-0645 ___ Duplexn Fum. 2975 mo. * 673-69'l4 LuXURIOUS apt avail for closed gar + . ~ such as "'asher, dryer, ••• bit-ins, de I u x e featutt11. RENTALS adults only. 2214 Rutaen;
tu-eplacr. 3 patios, double 2843 E. Coast Hwy., CdM Owner must sell, immediate · LOWER ocean tnmt W. IMMACULATE 3 BR, swnmer or winier rental, Dr. Apt B
.ijLtagt". Walk to everything. 6!:>-5003 possession. Fountain V•llty 1410 HouHI Furnished Newpm:l. 2 Br, 134 Ba, ~BA. no tmaJI children. turn.or unf~m, located on ~=-=-~=-=• ~~ontkly fee-includes all ex-1 ~~~~~~~~~~1 4 BEDROOMS Gener1I 2000 Frplc &: a:ar, avail Sept. 1. $250. 673-2-402 :anBa~:.th~c1:_c:;::, IA!i~ s:~. 2c::iR·=
,)!rior maintenance, ta.'l:l'S. d I M 1250 108 VIA FLORENCE. Charm-ROYAL HOME. 7%. % inter· 10 mo lse, s:110. 64&-5832 H 1, ,..
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h .,~""' boat slip &: all extras. noon. 5-48-:1900
1nsui11.ncc. gas, water, and Coron• • It ing fam. home; 4 Br. 3 Ba. est, $5741 down • no 2nd. Sl.75. 2 B~, uti1 pd. fenced .•• ~ un 1n •• on ffC '""" Collect ru: 282-5132 Mr. 2 BR w/carport, SllO, Water
sccurily serviCt'. $41,800 OCEAN VIEW 3 car gar. All blt·ins. New 1750 sq ft, shake root, large yd: Bllinll.--w/w, drps, Housu Unfurnilhed 4 BR. 2. Ba. furn. or unfurn. Head. pd, nr school. 2192 Placen-
llD lllllll' caJ1)eting. S69,s.;o, Jot; brick fireplace, built·in children O.K .mer. 534-6980 OK 21282 .,_ton tia, Apt D. 636-4120
• Walk ...... n....ner1t -3000 summer ' &K.., ·~
3 bedrooms convertible den, See both houses in 1 stop range oven. . to s • ...,... Rentals to Shire 2005 -Lane ()H Atlanta - . B•lbo8 . -4300 LOVELY small apt. Ideal for
" R E A L T y family rooin and formal din-SHORE PROPERTIES p~ng. ~~ndscapile, 3 Bedrooru. 2 Baths. SUn-4 BR, 2 BA, dbl prg, PENINSULA POINT single adults. $100. 540-571>4,
i!2S W. Balboa Blvd., N.B. ing room wttb a 130 Degree 3116 Newport mvd. ruce neig • FEMALE Roommate age shine Home. Cbmpletely re-dl&hwshr, fenced yd. yrly F immediate occupancy to 1004 El Camino
•C1ll Anytime 675-6000 view of ocean and jetty. All NEWPORT BEACH 673-9000 If~ 22-28 4 br, house, $75/mo pa.inted inside. ~Sbwi: lse $2m/mo. 673-5134 :!m..blfrtenantr.-Deluxe ~2"'B°"D°"R","A1llll='"to-on!y....,--.-00-,.., .. ,..._1
-BEACH BARGAINS this PLUS a rorieous large TlR·ED OF "™f!Jlilfr CM. prefer teacher 54&-6264 ~-de':: ~n . :ii BR. 2 Ba. trplc, dee pr, 2 BR 2 BA. carport, $167.50 Encl. gar, 21163 Hickory Pl •
. %-~ty. A-Frame 3 Br. 2 ba. pool in a protected court· OLDER HOMES? -WE SELL A HOME :en::. ~I, 1 blk i:~'ar ~1358. 1544 1 ~-~~'~-----~od. Fast Ale, S26.500 (or yard • for ~family that See this 6 yr. old family home· BY Owner: 4 BR. it"i family Newport Bt1ch 2200 EVERY 31 MINUTES 2 BR, $140. Sepan.te hse, att.
lease). deserves lhe177 ~t wt• bdrm. .. conv. den & din-room, carpets &:; drapes DOVER s~s bay front w lk & l Ct..l'J'E, t'l'deoor. 2 BR. ·with I -8 h ••oo· gar, cn>ls, drpg, gardener,
Funi. 3 BR, 2 ba. Sttps to * 67J-iSSO * Ing room. Call for app't. thruout. 3 car garage. Many hotne. 6 BR, c ba, large a er ee fu.~."sf::· ~no pets. Hunt ngton e1c -no child or pets. 646-2118
Walker Rlty. 675-5200 extras. Must be seen to be patio, 70' private dock. June NEW S200 up. 1-2-3 Br, hid 2 Br., refrlg. Hid pool.
ocean. S~O REAL TY ATrn.ACTIVE 2 BR cottage. appreciated! A~sume 6"" & July, $2500 mo. Beg. 7682 Edinger L S.. h. 3705 &. sauna pools, rec rm. Heil Adults, no pets. Sl55/ util
fi,AYW ·Open beam ceiling. frpl, VA. $35,000. !162--0688 Sept., )Tly lse, U000 rno. 8(2..445.5 or 54Q.5140 iguni c & Algoquin. Mgr 846-3137 pd. 549--2627, 968-1740
_63{Wj W. Coast Jlwy., N.B. Xlnt cond, nn for expan. On 4 BDRJ.I GARDEN HOME, 2 713: 7SG-5013 or 213 : Open Eves, LARGE 3 bdr 2tL ba home I--~~-~-~-l BR duplex. r ...... e "-..... e 548-1290 e .,.....,,_ Wt'll l•••e. 1-•3 78>-<l13 CONDO. Fo• lo•-.· 3 bdr, 2 ' na . DELUXE 1 &.: 2 Br at beach. ..__.. ""'" beautiful 2 way ·st. $39, 750. .---...... ,, .. ...., "'" ....... w/w cpta, drps, bit-ins. 219 15th SI., Apt 7. Adults, $120 month on lease, ,., 3 AND 2 213-799--8771 LaRo.~a Ln, Green Valley. WATERFRONT • 4 Br, new-ba. Really clean! twlm Children I: pets welcome. no pets. 548-3619
Duplex units, excellent loca· Broadmoor Bay View ========='I 962.-7504 ly cptd, furn. !'rplc, 4 car pool, play area, 2-<&r 1ar. ~$300~~/mo~-,,494-41~~'"!..,,...,...,..-I:::="::"'.".;::=:==~~ 1-========I
tion close to park &:: octan. Front seat box seat, loges Biibo• l1l1nd 1355 park'g. USO wk. July, $300. S200/mo. 968-Zll! $225. YRS JM:. Fabulowi Or1nge County 4600 NewpOrt Bt1ch 5200 ree simple. -)'OU ha.Ve ,them all here :._;....; _______ L1gun1 Bt1ch 1705 wk Aug-Sept. Avail yrly $125. l BR, prden <1-plex, View, w/w crpfS. · drpa. 21.;;,;==-"'"-..:..---
Reduced to $45.000 (117..Cl in this lovely '4 BR and lam· $550 mo. 673-7449 · Br, 1~ Ba. 5'9-246.1 SINGLE young adults, lux·
S WEST Uy room home 1vith an all ESTATE SALE OPEN HOUSE pr, •tow, w/w, drpa. ury &ard'n apts. w/full PROPERTIE 130 time bay & ocean view. July 20, 1 to 5 pm 3 BR bung. Encl patio, util Children, •mall pet O.K. recreation tacilitle1 & com·
1828 Bayside, NB 675-4 Former modf'l home, prof. 115 Apoleni -435 Jasmine pd. $175 lse. m 29th, NB. Bkr. SU-6980 L1gun1 Niguel 3707 plete privacy. South Bay
WESTCLIFF decorated&: land!!Cpd. A I.rut' charmer with much 2t3: CR~ $135.2BR,l 'h8a,Townh5e, BEAt.rr. View EXCL 3br 2 Club Apts. m so.
BY OWNER. $65,000. Open Sun t.S. 1245 July 251 l969, 9:30 am, Mu-badIB1thinc~~n,,. 3_,+~i~~~r~ Bilbo• 2300 patio, bltins, w/w, d~. 2 bl:. blbla dlhwr. crp/drp9. ~~~rst, Anaheim (TI4)
3 bdr horn~ on quif't street. SUrfline Way, CdM. nicipal Court-A, 200 N. Gar-'""'' \AU~ children accepted. Bk r. fp. $300 1136/5750 50-1215 , ,,...."""
S45,000. Owner will finance . Cheshire Real E1t1te field, Pasaiena. 2 unit.s: 3 side locatiOn, ~amed ceil-$195 (Penn, point) 2 bdr 534-6980 .;.========I=;;_;;;=====~ ~1698, &t&-2510 675-2503 639-5'il2 Bdnn hse, Bachelor apt. lngba '•' ~raml~~rel l?~a:~ house. 2 patio.!!, w/w crpts, $170, 3 BR Townhs,, pool, C_on_d_om_l_n_lu_m ___ 3_9_so_ 1G ,_•_rd_•_n_G_ro_ve ___ 46_10
1t BY OWNER 1t Min. bid $49,325 cash, (213) c ._..,m Su=-1 . on Bel.Vue Lane. Avail. / d A U Bkr
1 BR $118, util pd, N'w crpt.
built-in range &: rl!frig. for
single adult woman. Ad·
joining apt. for 1 or 2
peraon~ Sl22. Co n t a c t
548-5931 for appointment.
1 & 2 BR. apls. furn a: un-
furn. SlSS to S200 yrly.
Anita, Jones Rlty. fi~210
COM DU.PL EX fen_ced garden for maximum "'-pt. fi"" A,,71 ':.,Aw~no11 rps, va now. · 3 BR. 2 BA studio. Crpts, SINGLE Young Adults Lux·
Delightful Oceanfront Home Cleverly decorat@d, one~f-a· 799-6506. pnv.acy. Room for pool. Let .""' ,........, ....,.'"""°"' drpa, bit-ins, pool, clb hse. ury garden apts with coun-,E;:;•:c•;.;l..;B;,,l.;;u,;,ff _____ S_2_42.1 "drt R-4 lot. 3 Bdrm. Utility kl"" duplex: quality-•••, ho th' f 1 """"r ., bdr t $'~ HB • •2151 ... ·-I b tm he nd '· rm. &e'A'ing rm, cabana & '"" '"'r '"" Huntington Bt1ch 1400 ~ 1 iv you is one~ ·a· B1lboai l1l1nd 2355 ~-.u-.: • a ,__ .,. " mo; """1""W•u try cu a osp rt a epatlo. aha& carp, t 1 n g secluded patio, gu built-ins ~--<------I kind. $38,500. 4 bdr at szro. CM uk for .~cNl I A.LS complete privacy. SOUTH
_.1 bltns. Ideal loc near In front unit, second unit HEATED POOL CHAR.MlNG Cape Cod 4 Br, BobbeSUikld5'5--0303 ., Apts. Fumllhecf BAY CLUB API'S. 13100 ~~~~~~5 BR. = :ectu:c :~·i;~~~: URGE' BDRM mARIOH ffilLH' =· -:~~ ~'.~ ~~ D~~ ~ Gtntr1I 4000 gu~, ~Garden ~o~~~·~d~~A~~ ;:.;i~:
ba Top income rf'C'Ord, $44,500. Only $3.1.500 for t.bie Jovely Bay, Avail Aug., a1IO winter Sept L $350 'tNJ/ 548-00
4705
drapes, carpets, wet bar,
Harbor View Hornei S 's. , SEMPLE home w\th many extras. REAl ESTA TE r-enW. 673-12l0 or T95-9631' 2 BD~ w & I her / d t ye _. $150. 2 BR turn 4-plex, lpll'• L•IVftl a..cfi prtv. balconlea: dbl. PJ'al't ~~-~ ~? ~1:. ::f1;, REAL -ESTATE 0HAFFDAMaL ~E1AL TY,, 618 South~ .. , mvd. •· h
2400
Ado!tS only One-etory con-er pt s , drpa, l•m 1 ly lOO CLIFF DRIVE ott ldtctt.-Dia!'._wuhnler, dbl .
..,... --. .. .., 2!H5 E. Cout Hwy 'Homes to tc,, ncomes 1 ...... , .... :"""'Be••h Huntington v.IC do. g.1J9i $161:1/mo ~·~· Avail now. Bkr. ....__0 '"..A--.. __ ,+ .. _.a oven, pool . .....,nW! ent to erptg drps. yard & many CdM ~2101 8740 Warner, FV 842-4405 "'""6"'-... ...........,....... •.. UC\UVUlll ,u.rni.u~ sbop'i·· t1ehools It re:cre&· fktru; 6.9 f In an c I t1 I · 4 BEDROOM Home Sal('s Dept, 494-4764 MAN & wife or one adult, no All Deluxe Features lion. ~ Open House 1 • S \\'ilh Atrium & Pond . All Rental Dept. 494-487-4 pell. SllO per month Inquire Co1t1 MINI 3100 Cost• M... 4100 Walking Distance to Beach ONLY $315 MONTH
,:, 51f2•/• FHA built-ins including TV. 2 * VIEW HOME * 'n:fj Alabama. HB 2 BACll. aptz. crpbl, drps. S22.5 ~i4,.~ )ease 135 AMIGOS WAY ~:a> :~ly !i::. 3 ~r~!t~ 242 ~·.: :~i;~ =~9. ~29.~~c~~~ m':i~ PERF:J 0:~!!'! Must Summer Rent1it 2910 ~~~ ~~is.Sll~ol:: e e~!~. =t~.up 1 BR. L"entrally located, fee-N~~:.-:h
'\J'amferablt, 58.llll' i n 1 ' SeH•E~~ ... ,_ ~-nnin:-'2 pgr. can be aiisumed. .,,.,. in!erior to appreciatl'! BEN BROWN MG-596'9 •Studio a Bach. Apts. ~ ocean. Sl25 mo. inc. all • e NEW DELUXE e •""'evidence - M c Le 0 d . Ult: .... ....... u... OWNER ·~ 7621 -" • _ _. u-· • ~--.. -ulil 494-6639 " , ~~~~-~--,-~..,..---I 3 BR. 2 BA. lgr corner lot. APT.·MOTEL EAST Side 2 Br, fenced prl wi.;.a \All•.---,_.., .... ' 3 Br. 2 b& apt, tor lease _675--fi044 BR, plt,u hobby room. Not 1 • e Maid Sarvlot TV ail. SHADY lo from 1 "°'::,,;;:.;,:-~.,-71""ca"haoa= leascbold. E.'tctllcnt financ-Rt1I Estate Saltsmen OCEAN VIEW. All electric 64, l & 2 Br. apts. Comp. pat1o • yard, r a race · • N Cd ·Bar av Stud acn>as Incl. apac. mastr, 11ulte, din
BACK Bay • LoveAl!y I~ 2 jna Needed incl kitchen. Thermo con· furn. Prlv. patioB, htd. pool, Adults, no pets $138. lllf!. _ N... e Am_. •ff-. bch, $90 incl utll. Work'& rm. I dbl. IJ.nlle, auto. "'mobile home. e ""'"' . ..,.. bo -•· .... -. ·-uCED TV, -stauran• 9 ..... ,_ -ii 673--76'l9 .,.,. mvport ..... _.;oo,...., lady pref. 137--0328 aft 5 door opener. av-" "'--' "-
.Br. 2 ba, ............... --',ns. Don V. Fr•nklln, Rltr. 8e1t commiaslon &: nus. l-NUI ""' .......... ~ ... .. ......., """' ...., r-lNl • _.,... ... """" Confidential interview, Pri-TO $38,700with15.000 down. coune. Walle to. beach. No 3 BR. 2 Bath, tam rm, Ira BEACH Front 2 BR. deck. rt'C; area. Nr, catholic
;•p7,00CI ttt'IT'll. Boat dock 6'73-2'l2'l vate delk, phone + Secty. ~ % interest. Pay balanct tratf1c nolte. WteJdy A fned yard. Short walk to 1 BEDROOM furn t • h • d , ~ce, eke kit,, llftP8 6. Church A Bcbool a COrona
avail. 673-7896 TRULY A MANSION BRASHEAR REALTY monthly. Wrlto °"""'•P.O. montb!y rate• ~ C..11 u-Sq. $225. ,...,.. p4. o4W1>, no-"'"· ~ OJ>tn PIO wlr..<92-8861 de! Mar High,
ll:LUFFS •. BY OWNER: 1 O>lonlal 2-1t1 .. ltePll to beach. 8'7.SS:U Evet. 968J178 Box il.4 1A1tma Beach or Hwy., So. Laguna, our en-645--2274 aft 5 pm. lot lnspec6on SUnday 10-4. fill NT AL' • ONLY S2S5. e
t'$rlll 2 Br, 2 Ba, Ip 4000 Sq, Ft., 4 BR. + mtt"-• •---h • call 494-Cm ~e. trance by All90 Bea.ch. 2515 Santa Ana Avmue, Apt 865 Ami&Oll Wa.y •• N.B.
lll>olltto + m&oY .xtru-seey.<11 Ba.-< lrplea, Ba., Near -SPUT '""' 2 BR ebarmer In NEWPORT BEACH 5 ""' ' .. ?:.i., 2 N';';.l:i, ':" .,OC: D. -Ap!L Unlvtnl.W TOWNHOUSES ~ s A I BR.
$3SJIOO. Aftu 5 pm pleue. minion et. Xtra ta:. lot In Shorecm:t • East Delli;rf\ttul wooded Wl)'On w/ beautitul from ocean. 3 BR's-newly ms ~ Avd -Aur 10th Gener•I 5000 $300 up. See at 'TS2 Am.J&ioa ~l.280 best loc. $119,000. 2 1ty, 3 BR. 3 BA ~ on ocean Wiw, Iatp paneled painted. AvaC July, Aug. & 54>?805 · \Vay, N.B. m..so:J3
·,. BLUFFS D•loncy Rul E 1t1I• eul-d....,c. C,,,ts/d,,,., Near "'°"'' w/opon beam•, S.pt. ,..... pt'kin In alley. SUS CASITAS • RENT •
3 bdr, &n, 2 ba, custom drps. 2828 E. Coll~ ftwy, CdM tthOOI~ Assm. $":; loan. fittplatt, modern kitchen. Drive by s.nytimc. see " BR 3BA. w/w cpta, drps. FU'RNISHED -,.m•·--~··, -uo111ble, fi73.3Tm 962..(J737 -bs of clo~t1. $32,500. owner 127-34th s1. or call bH-im. Pool&: rec: aJ"(!a. U~ 1 BR 3 Rooms Furnltvre
..,.,..... 1:1 .... •u n._ .. n-.. -" • . I-Bachelor Apb. $20 $25 & UP AVAIL u-. •·-2 ~ TAKE Over 5"'-% mortgage owner, 49C-8673 collect 1213) 798-1532 ~! ,,,,~ """' -mo, ruo NEWPORT BLVD. • '~w ...... ., uiit" •pf.
C • .. l!O HIGHLANDS ........,.,..., new crpt11, pejnkd. blt.-lns. ' i BDRM Walt'rfront, No. 62, "'"' 5 bdr hOme, 'frplc. Iv. rm. 6~ lnten!al, 4 BR, 3 BA, FURN. Luxury waterfront 3 RENT 1 ?-.tedallion by J{otpolnt. ?ttonlli-To-Month Rent.all sale °" rent at $200. Co\Q>lt Jlitlboa Covell. s go 1 o o o . Executive H.011\8 ram. rm. formAI din, rm. large n1mbll111 house, 26' sr. 2 a... hltnR. t.Awely or ease, 3 Bdnn 3 MDE SELECI'IO'.'l O\'fr 45. 673-0130 .Would trade f:or acreap or 3 BR. 2 8.a, J'am rm, POOL land8captd. 2-e.cr gar. 11.lum famlll' room, eat In ldtchtn, troplc:tl ps.Oo. AV 4 J L. Ba~h J:>ool Avsll Sept. l VERY sharp 3 BR.· 2 bath&. Appllanoel a TV'• avaU.
1Hu. sca.-rm Shown by appointment !iee to appreci&~. $39.950. trui't trffl. Je.000. .f.CH..J515, NOW. $300 WJt. ror btl. 0( m.;. Bkr. 64Wl15 wiW carpeting, dra.pet ete. No Secui-ity Depoa.11 2 BR. 2 BA. Swtdi.lh frplc.
I§ YOUlt AD IN Q.ASSI· Owner • • 6~ C.U 96)..3861 l!i9i Replt.-Rd. -p •mm• r . Bo at 1 J Ip SM 1 BR cottaae, nu apt.a. Pool I m:reatlon hall avail. SRC FurnltuN Reotll• Imms.c Ir c:utit; 2 1TJ old.
'l'llD1' ...,_ will be WNte•lephantal D1me+Un1 THE QUI ava11f.bte. Shon~ dJ"p1. lJi11 pd No pets. $130. NOW S20G/mo. Alt. 511' W.19th. CM ~1 .,.;m>:::,:..;mo;;:,;'..;m.mo,=:;;;:..... __ 1 lookinl h' It Dial &U-0018 Wl\ite Eleyhanb!'!' 0111 &G-5671 for RESUt.TS 11CE QUICKER YOU SEIL 67l-SQOO M5-62!M, 5Cl)..2546 5'6-4141 1561 W, Lncln. .AMm 774-2800 Wh.lle d;tphantll Dtme+lim
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1 r•boi.1 t11o i.$5 Aono rttd1 191·~ • e'l·1021 Q>lla M.,. •vie. No S.U. • !:Qerl,_ _.._, TrM Senb ,... lcmd • !ew m)'ldl ..,q,t -ON~ ACltES h 11e,.i.;....n1• superb 1oc In(. ll6liO Total i:uh .... . liudatt ~ v•r be dlsQpolntad, The
l • 2 Ba. hm • Udln tOr ~· auiomouW lencbet 6150 Se~ name, aclclftu A Cradua.tci;ffordC\11.turtat •-~ATE Naln.t Tree~ .ldom liwd ,-up to
Frplca I ,m.. ,.-., oent., etc. Only 12<0,000· -..:;:. !10011 ·~L P.O. "' -• • GAltDINER • Removal A -..ingt,',.... ci.lms In the ad.
,....... 'amtnt1 -'"" .... ~ ~ • • ·*ltSEMAN'S .... .._ini,..,, --c = -EXP11111' JAPANISE Htlnlatt • .C.U.:i<l-. DQ_ YOUllSELF ~&!"~ OdM -:'P:;.. eaii~ °'~ . ' HOME 1JSm W LOT ""' • . ... • =·~ Upholtfery' 6990 A FAYOlt I
tM•Wllmrnr.OoutH l e REALTORTll:~• 11,-·•lia<:raapp"".' LOW R.ENT Whatldy• Wint! Whocf4y1 °Gotf MIKE INC:--'° -AND
7 TIMES GRO$S ... "'1 350 ,..,., """' !ho SPICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR CALL '41-.!IH ~~·~~!:_-~~.':"',· EXPLQltE lllllloo lal•nd 5155 I Uni" with a aood ,..w Newpor1 .;Rr-:enlde ,.,_ Good location on ll&rlxr NATURAL IORN SWAPPE~ ~--~--~-~ ==...;;;.;. ........i. Ooeaa -of Balboa """· Vi•w hOme. eomplot.. MONEY MAKER Spoclil Rate · ALLEN BROJ!. 1001' ftn! 842-1454 THIS ONE I ·~
ON' Grand <:anal, yrl.y $265. Blvd. Nr. churcbff. ocean • \y' ft:modeled ~th • bf!d· TU!\N KEY PRIQ;! S Untt -5 ti ...... -5 bucks I GAR.OEN~ src.tl)Dht' 1831 Newport 81:, C:M. lf you' woula like to m
mo 2 bdr, aar., bol.t dock. bay bucbe•. Good lovest• room•, t bedtoom PH1 S4l-S2M • lllVlll -AD MUST 1NCLUD• workirw way U'1U ~· JOIS I IMPLOYMENT $2!>. per 'f'tfk lrnmed1a.ttla.! j New deluxe, fl3.3328 mtnt. Mki.rw $UO.OOO. bouat, all @lf!Ctrlc ldtcben, MANACER.115,_ ~ for J-WMt Y111 ....,. tit ...... ........., .,.. ....-11t .,... Exp. Lk. Reas. ICM203 With an opparlwdb' t0r. IURR WHITE JWimmin&" pool, hone ~ we I l·loc::ated Stcret&rtaJ I-YOU•~~; ~LI -,i:;:.'rJ..t'v~-JAP.ANEU G•r~enl111 Job W1nted, Men 7000 mi.ch more 1n the rututttl
Huntl'!l'on Buch 5400 JlEALTOD italla, paddocks, ~ Service. ?i.tust be excell~t PHONE 6412-5671 " terviee f inO m&itltenanoe. 1 •'OUld like to talk to )"Oil.\
I i• rirfg, hl.Y' barn A tool room. cyplrt + dictation. lnwst-To Piece Y9ur Trader's Paradise Ad Also clean up. l\EST. Mir· Food ' Uquor U )'Our qualitlcatlora matah:
F1.1mllhtd or =~ J!!~N~-. Full price 1150,0QJ w l·t b tntnt seemed + ~ , . • 5'8-Z'tl • Pres. e1npl. in •uccesdUl out requlttmegta thll c:OUI' _
Unfumlshtcl v•-... -. tenna. Fot l'l10f'& lntonna· aalary. 2 o~t. Reply l;1ox Ht>UJe, 5 8(1rma: 2 Bath, TO\VNllOUSE 3 Br, 21,i ba. AL'S Gardenina: i Lawn ~ ~~ht:sto d"!2~te kln be-~ career ~·ve betn
2 ~room, 2 bath, cpta. 4rap. 15 UNITS ~~ call C 1 en n P669, Daily Pilot Oln. Rm. Lr{. Yard, B&ck Beaut. •PPl'd. Priv. pat'°, Maintenance. Commetci&I. Ma4ssf · ..... ,. w ' loolrina lo?. Call !or ptnqml
I es'. built • ~· 1 blk to 5 AD t rtory bide. No vacan-E khoff • A 1 CXXlITAIL Bar, Totra.nce. Bay att• ror1 Income Pf'OJ>' pool: nr bay, Vat. $32,500. indua~ It resJdential. Interview bet . ..10 AM • S '!!
pomta ~WUIC from $150. cln, &X>Od: nturn~• minutes c • iaoc., nc. woWd make a~ bv. ertY NewPOrt}a.t& Mesa Eqty for T.D .. car, camper * ~629 * Jolt Wented. • ....._ 7020 en•) 5M-l10J -11101 !Jl11 Apt. D, &tZ-2835 to OCttftl \811 W. ~ Aw. Ownrr 4U-6.l15 area. "6-1.U2 or ! ? Owner M&-0654, _,
or 842-8303. Only *l.A,ooo' '. O;rarwe, caIU'. JIN:'S Gudenifw " lawn ,, »'I' R 11-" ... r••-~-............ .,~ .. -BEAUTY Salon. Owner. ~.Aetta:, beautlt'Ulcountry, I.DI, life membership Cub maint-·-... _. • ~m-P,_"<"•tlmt pref. Elql. Book· SC (W Ul,(ffl •
NEW U50 up. 1-i.3 BR. Fmsr PIONFa ........ ~ .Lvc.,-w.......,. ~, .. , Reasonable. Newport Blvd, coonty roads, near river tn San Moritz, Lake Grerory, ~7~ o..41 keeplrc ac I pay, ac /'rr.c, l'UI 1
l-leated & sawia pools, rec &Q...4421 Eves. T47-n76 THOROBRED CM. ~or 549-Q515 ~~ trade for-equity in $2500. \Vant late mode• car, JAPANESE iardue:r Compl payrcl1 I& pn. o t 11 c e. i°' ~~:7il &: ~~·Mar. FANTASTlC f.Plex. Xint. ·. HORSE RANCH .rm a:: Small house or Eldorado. camper, or lot In N. Calli. .r ~613-6401°"".""''=~===~ -OPEUJOR-r.
cood., like MW carpetln; Ii 48 acttl Murrieta Valley. Money to Loin 6320 i'JS.7513earlyamorlatepm _ ='.c"c.:·2681='------::·es~~ependahle, will: DO HOUSEWORK ..;..
2_ iii: 3 BDJUdl, 2 Ba, pvt patio, drapes, cloee to OCC a: Ei:eetlent lnJ,provements and 1sl 6 · 2nd loans tOr qu1cli: 5 acre, 7-yelN>ld produc~ ·Trade 45M eq ln 4 Br 4 Ba. ..:.J;::..:::c.::::;0;o'..-d~-.eBalbol. bland A hnimNla ' .,)
b e·a t e d Po o 1. DeWf1 Sooth O>ut P1ua. ~/qio am~ che1,p water from cub. BarTow on .-...-orarce IJVve, Central Calif. Pool, !1b view E~ •PilM" er •ner • 54>~ • lndlvldutil to Mtvp tni
dttxrated. ~ . income. ~e new well. Pastlftl perty ~ withlut ~·by O'WDl!!r. EquJty $28,00>, Bay, Lag. Bch hme lor ~r, ~~ant .erviceJ SEOtETARY, Part· time, In operete 8&$ IO tcM
NEW l Br, blk to ocean. $135 Four 8t&r Reelt,y ~ ftneed and croa fBKlf!d. YoU1' low lfltete!l lit TDt. 1 value $11,000. ~ant 3-4 bdr commcl ac, TO or yacht. el!lt. • 5f6.0724 excbanle for pkUant livlna" mechlne, C11Nlt~4
unfUm. l150 furn. 202-A -~ new pole • type bama Alto buyers for 2nd ma. home. Waldron: 646-7070 Owner-CampbeJJ. 494-1385 G,...n Thumb 6700 quarters. tM-"*460 approvlnt first a
14th .. &'B-1784 &: 53&-1319 BUIJnna Property '9..._SO ·~..,ith atalb, 1hop and Iott· Sattler Mortpee Co. Inc. 20 aerea ranch, 3 mod. horn-Custom frplcs &: cement es and main .produc.-
N'EW Modern 1 BR. cpta, . · 's otticti. Tbtte • bed-Servin& Harbor Atta 20 )Ts. es, 2 wella, f:Jed .; training' work. Remodel & room add, SHERRY THE GARDENER Job W1ntecf tlon runs on ~
drps. avall NOW! FOR rent or tease, bld&'· 23tK , it,room, 2 • bath house with 338 E. tTtL SL track, hUp b&m, 14 atalls: SWAP FOR WILL S A v E Yo UR Men & Womtn 7030 precision parts.· .
SJS.2.519 Newport Blvd., C.M. ~ ~garage_ Solid sprinkler sys-64~.Tl 56-00.J fur land, units or "!' $4.S,tlXI Autos. trucks, Iota, or ! ! PLANTS, WATER YOUR .. i..-Excellent --* 3 BR. l% Ba. Crpts, drpa. sq. ft 5f8..Q17. . tena, Tift • lined exterior Eq. 6T5-Q59 * 542-1223 * YARD ANYTIME $2 HR. COUPLE to c1o · odd jobs. _...,...
Nr beach. $165 mo. ~ Buslnn Re 1 1 .t.A.a" : C:::s "J: !~!:: Mortvafel, T.D.'1 6345 llave lar&;e bay1ront home, Jlave 1st TD. $$3,000, 10% l='=1>-=ll55======= H_ou.e. ~ S:2454 wtr;t:'; Int condition. · :·,· ;'=,:'=;'=====::;:'.: J ~~~~·~~·!!·~~-~~ · . . pjer &: Doat, Balboa eenln. int. due 5 yrs & leased com· ' • Ca1st•f 5700 BALBOA ISLAND for. horse btt.edll'lg. Priced W I. DISCOUNT .Pt. Need iinaller h ~me, mercial S65.000. $34.500 H•ullng 0730 STACO lllC.
•• Beach Apts.
New • Deluxe
(714) 53M616
(714) 516-1417
711 Ocean A venue
(3 blks W. of 1l B. Pier)
at ~750/'~ includes SlSOM Emergency· Sacrifice choice Ne\\'POrt or Co&ta r.teaa. rqty. Want: Free & clear. Oom"tlc Help 7035
Top location 300 + l'I ft, of unprove~ents. For !tlrtD-l!t T.O.'s, 10% int, quarter. Broker 673-"7420 673-9127 house or units. Myers GARB. cleaoout, IOmetbnts
4 yrs remaininr on leue. er in!onnation call Harold Jy 3 yr due date Buyen,~ S7l.6'156. lor contents. Truh haullna:. ChinelM! llve-lns. Chettful $175. mo. Write P.O. Box Busick, Broker (TI4) 677-2nt JO% down. $25,(n, cash re-3 BR, 2 BA, Newport Sho~s 5t6-4'743 or 54&--11912 Permanent. F.xperienced 113' B411ktr St. ~_;
15.315 t.s Veiu. Nev. days, or (TI4) 671-3761 even-quired tn41 346-Qffi day or home $9,000 eqty, trade for 1000 .ar. -$250,000, 80 mi HAULING, General, trtts, far Eaat Apncy · 642-8703 Costa M,se !'
OFFICE with attached ings, eve. Pnnciptes only ocean front or be&:h home. from dntwn LA, 5 min. hed&es,. top--', trimmed, Geo~ Alleo Byland_A(eney (714) Sff.'°41 ," REPIJT~ ... .,. · D@ after U. 962-5931, eves from fwy on paved rd. btwn ,,..,.. "£'...... •--p garage, ToW 500 aq ft ~ ADl.ol:o local builder &42-59l7. removed. Bl&: John. 60-4030 .,...,.p"''"'"' aya Fee
b!k No. of Coast Hwy nr Acre•ae 6200 seeks investor tn make hard Beaumont &: Oak Glen, Trd 645-2256 a.-..ume. BOB 100-P E. 16th. SA .54T-o395 Equal opportunity emplo)lir
Archea, N.B. 548-3 224 mo,_, Sttond TD's to VACANTLOTIN !orinc.prop!547~Bkr. .-..v _
be 8 •-5 A:c. Rancho CI t y 01 ·-J• , NEWPORT BEAOI R ntod ho 50x1•.r .... Oeanup, lie lruck, praaes H I W ~• u-noa · ,-tween °" 4:30. o anskk Cabl tl'f!t'I home buytrs. Ull0-$500;!. WILL ACCEPT TD'S e use, w ......, !Or salvage, roto~ rr.nov,· o P .•n.--, m.n . BUILDING .'1 • PRIME "-tail, ---lion• ce · n, • Pro 1 1ot. Nr .. G!L"!en Grove Civic ~ MAINTEu•uc1I L•guna Beach 5705 n.c . ..__,.. Y.'Ater, elect. F/P $32,500. pose ')'OW' er ma . OR BOAT Cente.c $20500 Trade$9500 YARD/aarcle-.nUp,Remove MECHANICS MAN~lll .. " -=....-...;..--.;c.._..o.~ 17X40, Xlnt foot & auto traf. Tenna 645-2)00 5.J&.tl131 '6U-4905. ,-., • ., ........, · .1 1 1' .. .: .... ' • .......... • ---i dirt
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., ,~ ... ~ C ,.. · • .,, .,......,°"" "' eq y or ... u ... or .. vwncr .. ~. vy, • tractor , , __ M •--•-. Ai ~~r · BR lower duplex, 2 hlks to ... c. ...,,.. ~....,,, ·111-TAKF: OVER PAYMENTS' $1,950 2ND TD at f.ll Month Brolcer 547J:.U:Q • b&ckbol', srade 962-1145. ~"". ttJWUUC, r '-""". $5'2 to $615 pli: mo. ·beacb-a-~~ .. ~ ' -DO--N~ ~tnt.,.-alhtue"S-"yn., A.denr.w..lw~t.·· · -~·' · · I ilJ----boniJ'l·•Electrlcal-Mechan------. -P -
Pftll!'•. $115 mo m * BEAtJ'I'lP'.UL crPt'd Office -~City . .:.n~-· __ .Grb4C.l@an view~ nrep1!_~ )ilec blt~n11. d111h-_ NORTH Tu~ ~· $18,MIO _ C ean Up·~ tf~u '!_I_. !cs. 50~ Exceptiom.J.~rk.. z-~~ Of . .__
resporwble people. 11uite alr-rond Bat deal ln ~ Beach. 23% ~nt washer, 2 patioa, (Ible car ~ & dear, inost exci tUrpertoad._"fl48:.2523 lna""?!!fhd1t1ons:-new facWty.--NEWPORT iEi.CH·,,.. ---* 49C-3727 alter 6 pm :.. town'. 645-~· Mount & Desert 6210 . 714.: f!J-1137 garage: 1'!'8dt: for duplex, area, fab~us view. Tr. for larre volume dealer. Sa 11 ·-
REAL ESTATI · . iri: OJ> lSI' TD 1 or equity m smaller house. fnc. property w/spendable. HaUHcle•nlrni 6735 Plefo Freeway &: Cherry R-·I-• -plation of 1,~ •. ~· on ocean ... cw 549-1279 Bkr 546-6469 Ave.. north. APPLY IN .. .,u ... '-V•U mll Generel Office Rent•l 6070 • NO lot, 8t;C , due 3 yeani. 101/0 . . CARPF:l'S, Wtndow.o;, nrs, PERSON &rade and three ye&r1''f'it.
-~ discount 497-1210 'll * * * * * etc. Res or Come'!. Xlnt cente experience In flldi. Rentals Wanted 5990 LAGUNA BEACH (49'1-1021 evenings) l~!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!'l!!'!!!!!!!!~~!\!l!!~~~!!!!!!!!!!!j work Reu! Refs. 646-1401 PACIFIC AUTO SALES maintenance work lnvol\lflllt '
NOTICE o:~=~;UE SMOG! • ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCt:MENTS S~RVICE DIRECTORY MAINT-res/comc'I, wlndowt ~e~ac~vc. routine painting, carpe~
REALTORS 1r RENTORS Deak spaces available in and NOTICES end NOTICES ~! '~ .. t~t work,l-'0u""aill7:ty"At'o'-1"'u.:;r:..1n_c_•_ :~~ m_:m~ re.
The houaing office of Uniwr. ne\\'est olfiee buildin&: at Found (Fr" Ada) 6400 Peraonils ButlnHI Service 6562 $1100 pair. Apply before 5:QJ PM alcy of .Calilornia, !nine ts prime Jocatfun in .downtawri High Desert 1 ________ 640_5 1 1 6755 Fl'e pa.Id, Xlnl oppty, lmmed July 25th to Peraonnel on.
expanding Us listing service Laguna Beach. Air eondi-Dry Air YOU N.D Ju I y 1 T, DOCTORS ron ng avail with local oo. Send re-Ice, Clt7 of Newport 8etich;. .--
!or off campua rentala. Real· Ucncd, carpeted, beautiful Beige/black poodle type * Al " Wll.L do Ironing In my aume or call Bert, 546-5410 3300 Newport mvd., New-
ton .I: private owners are enkancea: Fronl:age on Cameo Landscape puppy Glen Mar Tract, one.~ fruiuranoe papers processed. home, 15c .I: :ric. Fut. Ja1on Best port Beach, I C&llf. -encouraaed to include suit-Fon.st Ave., rear leada to Brookhurst & Ad am 1. Pick-up&: ddtvuy, Prompt • 548-M04 • Employment A&ency '(TI4) 673-6633. ''I
able married & ·-'"" Mundpol -Iota. $50 NEWBERRY SPRINGS 96:l-3IJll YES IT'S YOUR • ..u&ble. 518-m:I mo So. Main, S.A. d<nts & faculty """'"".,.. per month !Dr ,...,.. Desk LONG hUed · trl~ 65_ Jonltorl1I 6790 ,
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='0;,PEN;::,,;M::O:,:ND::;:::A:_Y__ EXPERIENCED .~, dations tn our tiles. Write and chain ava.D.abie for $5. ti!M' 1 ~ FAULT Carpentering n11 i-;; or phone for a listi .... fonn auaineaa hours ... -.....:c .... *OWN YOUR male kitten. Found In back For ftCOrded meMage that _.,:.... __ .;:... ___ WAUS Windows, Doon MACHINISTS FRY-COOK ... -~ -·-"~ --~•ns lot ol Alpha Beta CARPENTRY __ .: Comme~-• ,· . N/C hmnt-Housins ottioe; U=. aervt:e. ~~for $10. .,.....u will change ")'Otlr life caD ~-........ "'~ turi:
braey Administration mdg, All utilities pa.1c1 ucept OWN LAKE! Mkt. 17th Street. &U-5308 · ORANGE CO. 547-6667 MINOR REPAIRS. No Job residential. DaUy. wttlky MILLING OPERATOR NI time, nllbts. Ma ~
UC Irvine, frvine, C.allf. telephone. SNOW White kitten abt. 2.J 24 hour recon:lioa Too Small. Cabinet in au-and/or Mo. m-7350 DRILL PRESS ''A" ~t!e~·1rAs'':.t.ln penon
92664 Phone: (TI4) 8J3...6811. DAILY PILCYr ''THE IO ACRES mo'•· oJd. Vic. C.O.t& Mesa LICENSED agea A other cabinets. Bo.y & Beach Cleaning Serv Topl&lal')'lrovertime.Group COCO'S
DAILY Pilot Statt Writer 222 !!~REST AVENUE JUST SOLDI '' • St. &: Raymond, C · M · Spiritual Readloga, advice !t4!>11~, 1f no~ leave Carpeta,.windows. Ooon, etc intur. Apply ln person or
and small family need 2-3 LAGUNA BEAOI Now Available : 6'2-4386 on all matttn. 312 N. El m.si at 646-2372. 1L 0. Rn .I: Comc'I. ~1«71 c~: 6C2-9CQl; Newport Pre-2131 \VEST'CiJJT D~-
bednn., unfurn. house in 494-9466 % CROWN CalicO kitten. Camino Rea!, San Clemente Andenon · C111on. 909 W. 16th, NB. NEWPoRT BEACH I
Newport Bch, Ueighbl or u;>cATION: 188 E . 17th St., 93 acres, with well and pump, Fie.a coll.at Vic. 118 • No. 3 492-9136, 496-9507 QUALITY' Repain -Altera-D=t!e C:U!J:ta ollice AFRAID OF WORK! Then I '!!'SALES~~!:!Tm~ .. '"","money!!!!!!!!f~ltl!!l!oar!fl
Easbide CM atarting in adjacent to Security Pacific level land for lake, alfalfa lr;Broad~~-;;;~· ~C~.M~.;:6U-~~2461ii';;;;. l'rn:sc;~l~OfrA~Mi;';. ~IO~PM:;jo;;Jj;j I ,~IW~n~·~-~N~ewijco~M~t.~by=-="""':::: Call M2-T365 Don't apply. We need a iame. Mgt can be ""7' mid-Sept. Lease preferred. Nat'I Bank, CM. 642-4110 or arowillf, apricot or nut or-MAN'S watch, vlc. ol Harbor DISCERNING damsel on Jrd or Contract. 646-3442 I •==;;;;.,;;:;; •. ===~I nea~ppcatl.n&" · )!OUrl& roan .,~
Our family dog m111t stay 11ee owner at 188 E. 17th St., than:ls, tl1h railing, ranch, & Victoria, Wed. Owner ahift would welcome mature PARTJTJONS, Smail Remod. p h f U pennanent truck driver. name, call on dJn. Car, .. ,.,, I ll CM i'· •A ho--•. 'I ··-"-iptr •ng ng 6150 .~. Cnty ·-, Whole-'• tulle:: benefits. $5t60 Oil! .,' ua; our -"O Wt! • IU u: v . •;>o;a pleue Identify. MB-6379 male to while away ., ove w""""• etc. Nite/Day P1lntl-,v~. ..... ..., F k .. __ .., .,~,. """'" 11
bebaved chlldn! t Abu. •-u1 •-•r Ken l<.ttl ..,_ "• distr!buton. Must be .. _,t ran '-''<l ._..._ ' n oo. n-NEW Dtluxe ottice space! "!AN'S Sch .. "-bike ,,·.. ~·eekend ~ hours while '"" .._.. _,...,,.,,,, ....... COASTAL' AGEN. cy··
dant local references 320to1200 aq ft at Santa OverlOOman-madelakesln "tennl!! ~~uiCordcrva a the world sleeps. Box 722 MASTER carpenter ,$4 per EXTERIOR HOUSE PAIN· dl:empt. ,:;tart $2/hr A bl! Of \
available. ~2629 Ana Fwy .I: Crown Valley area. Barcelona, Lldo. S73-81B5 Balboa 9'.1661 bou.r. Remodellna:·Repaln. TING. CoUetf! student . w/mme overtime. 5-day Snell1ng n;m~ 1 MmnLE-AGED En•' is h turnotr.831-1400, 499-1198 -~~~~~~~~"...,,_j"=iiiN;iT'fElITLT"'llGi!iEnNJ'Tl'?r-64U409 or .,._ 5"'9655d u a! anteed satilfaction wk. S.nd resume to: Dally -... a-~ .... .---. ~....,;: -~--~ Or. 10 acre, 20 au., 40 act'!' 3-4 MOS old tan female .; '· Pilot PO Box P908. "''"" · .. .._. DL um~ -001Jple need small, clean, 2 SMALL otfl."'a avail for UNMARRIED? • parceb available -Why not Retriever found on the C C ,,_ p• ~"G Int • ~t l.owHt MGMT Tmte, rerta.urant. G E NE R AL MACHINift, , unturn house with small rent. 34.10 W. Balboa Blvd, -" lor Wormalion'. ~·-r Peninsula. 847.....,.. Tbia ii yuur invitation to hap. tmtnt, oncrtte vvuv """,, • ..,, • ~ exp'd -"lb' a•-•·•··-~-. yard for tiny dogs (Peke 4: NB. 61>1972 ---~ vw•... """"" contracted -ices. Fully 111!!. Great oppty for advcmt ' "' ...,.._ •-y~ 1 •· Lo 347-6640 eventnes aftu 6 rvv-............ -. -"th ,.,.. ptneas, Phot>e 547-5646 for * CONCRETE Work. bond-~' HIS d •-•p1u1 pu1I to clOle tolerallcll;" .,. ... e n.cu. ng-term 600 to 1200 sq, Ft. -. kend uvu-.-""-......... "' "' 24 hr recorded meua,e. -SatllfacUon l\W-Free est . era , IOtne exp""' , bl [ dolnc ti4"f ~~~..!'r lease. Ref. avail. OFFICE. C.M. "'"nJO p.m. or anytime wee s. license El Camino Dr .. C.M. -"""~~~~...c.=-,_ ed .I: lie. Concrele a.win&. JinrWeeka fi73-llr.G 1nii, vac. To $6200. call Bud cap.al ... e_ 0 own• . .....,.....,... '""' 546-4501 Attractive Expert Phillips Cement 548-638J I c=..::;;;:::..:.::,.:::=, ___ Snell, ~ on au11:a. Call Jim H)'&Dii.
R. E. Wonted 6240 YOUNG WOMAN •cu CALL RUDY COASTA'L AGENCY ~;'" 6'l-240D, E ""·' Ol":-DLESS working couple Industrial Prop. 6080 ';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; SIAMESE w/collar 642.-9541, dancer y,•Ul teach ""'U Ill Sl'OM PATJOSe Painting.Cement-Odd Jobe A member of -desires I• ..... 2 BR unfu.-n • ~1846 call to idenl. C"d, "v concrete sawin& & removal e "'" -e Se i D"" lo l -•· late!!t ste"'". Call Ardell """""''~ ~-"i"I l g' ne"'-In•. tWn C lv•S n o apt or hou3'e for yrly l.se. UNUSUAL OFFER vie N'""'t Blvd ..., State Lie. * 842-1010 ""'"°" _.06 " GULTON INDUSTRI .. ' · .. ,.. · 213: 591-4538 1-10 PM EXT/Int. pnte. Aver nn. $2\'I 2'190 Harbor Bl, Costa ?ties.a ~
Occp by Aug. 20 in CdM, • 2500 aq. It. mfg. bldg. $$ MORE CASH $$ BLACK It. white male cat. Zlppo Club Adults Only • CONCRETE worl< all + good paint, neat work, 1644 Whittler Ave. C.M,1'"' Nwpt lkh area. 213 : • 1500 aq. tt. under roof VI to 1 Bch , --·-~ Bch typea. Pool deck5 & cu11tom. • "BOYS 10:. 14 EqtJal opportunity em.pJ°""
438--2118 Eves collect. e 3 Beclmom home 4~ ~; ' .--W'-· Color pictures It. ph no. of Call 548-132.f .,::'°".:,c:"~~:;:·,.cRoy=.:.· .::".:;7c:·Ll58=.'--Cartier Route. Open' f.lGMT Tmee ... .,-·~
REFINED gent pensioner e Lot 120'x140' -dales you pre-select. No ---------PAINTING by the hr or job. fqr """"' ,_ W."'' __ 1,._ -m or Property present use -boat For-.\"-OUr Home Equity GIRL'S bicycle vie. Adams&: names uaed untU you &'O on • CONCRETE fin, patkJI No mark·up on materials. La Be b So , .......... action ls! N•t'I cM.ln nttdl
" '""'"' uu: ....... AbsOlultly no COit . , • e-•·• .. -t He -"1!6 dsl .,..,... ...... etc. Concrete &: blk top .. w. r.-iUl1ll ac • · .._..,._ f.t?.U.J, ~--·d ---. Mare. Have car. Mr. E . manufacturing .• Completely to you the Seller! , ........... w.' .. ~ es. ""''""""" ~"..-Mark. 61J...T.Hl DAILY PILOT Train day--;,-~te'Snoo."cia
P.O. Box ru, Santa An a paved and block wall tenctd. 12 yean or paying mo~ cub L I ""I BACH 5'7" tttk: •inctte girl ing. R.eu. Don, 642-8514 PAINTING • InUext. 2 Univ 6'2-4321 Fra.nk "'•" """'""" ··1
$87500 OI VotU to 3S I.or fun Ir cmn. ~ ~ 92702. 546-4~. · -THE REAL EsrATER.S for Orange C.Ounty propert)'. Carpet Cleaning 6625 serUon.. 3 yra exp. Reap. EXPERIENCED Ser v Ice COASTAL AGENCY"!
FlREPLACI!: surrounded by 646-nn 546-2313 Call the Relt. . . BICYCLE: WOMAN 'S, panlonshlp. 4!l2-<>386 833-2232, 492""'12 eva. Station man, tuU time, A member of r•
very apecial unf. apt For a Then call the Best SEARS, W/BASKET. VlC. NEED something exciting CARP:E:I' &: Furn. cleanin1; VETS Bonded Painting. 10 permanent. Hourly wa1e + SneDln&: Ac Snelllnc Tho.Cf
very special tenant in N.B. Commerdel 60l5 JE'ITY, BALBOA PENN. for yaur next party. Hire a for 1 day 8el'Vice & quality Y1'I Jn area, llc'd & irul\ll'ed. comnUsalon. O~rtime pay 21'90 Harbor m , Coat& ?.fea
,.,.,369 BEVERLY JA(KfNI No Questions Asked I Hypnotist! 846-0835 eves. v..-ork, call Sterling for 642--0427 alter 40 hrs. 990 E. Cout • DESMOND'S • .1Vn 673-2106 ALCOHOUCS brightne11.1J! &n-85XI g..,., NB Wl..NTED To leue 3 or 4 Br NEWPORT Anonymoua ,;;.~::;;:;:;;o.,;;;.;;:;;_..= PAINTING. Ext-Int. 18 yrs ..... , · #3 Fashion laland
house. $350. to $450. per mo. BEACH RfALJY STILL Ofierin& J'e\\"Al"d for Phone 542-7217 o..· write to Car.wt Layln" a exp. In1. Uc. Ftte est SERVICE Station u.Jesmen Newport Beach
CdM E aid .. N B amall white Poodle weart.,,,. P.O. Box l2'J3 O>lta Mesa. · r--• A 1 111 .... ua """" Part time eve"1-__ .. , mer y, . . ... Repair 6626 cou11 . ce ... .,. ~ · .... ,.,, •uu NEEDS ,
I Contact Mr. Pallette (TI4) Oc-nfront Hotel blue collar. Lost 4th July S.nslt!Jlty-Group ____ _.;;.;.:;:;;:;...:.= PAINTING . I I t weekends. Must be.neat Jn Pcnnanent. tun time ,
549--1121 o <415) 3.12-S682 -147-60.33 or 54S-124S Vic:: CM. 637-5518, 673-ttJ.I 646-51.lo or &tS-2513 CARPET LAYING · · ' in ex . appearance. See Jim, 2590 JANITOR r 16 Rooms plus .fi Commer-~~~!>,!;· reuonable. Call NeWpOrt, C.M. ---
FRPL. !!UITOUnded by very cial atorea by the Newport. GREEN v."Oman's wallet vie. C.A. Page W -2070 ~ l;i;""';;;;;;,;;;;,...,,,_~~ All company beMlltl, pie~
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r;pecla1 unfurn. apt. for • Pier. Unllmit~ parklna:. or Don the Bchcomber CdM. Cemetery Lots 6411 ======:;:;
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very special tenant Newport Owner will flnence BUSINESS anti ~~'I "1st ldentilleation. 4 CEMETERY Lots I n E ·-'•-ct_rl_co_r______ drink.ID&· CoUeae student. ;' ~~';.. u~ ... "' p.m. Pl'Y penon. .1
refs. MM.169 Low down. ru&;500 'FINANCIAL PAClflC VIEW MEMOR-ELECTRICIAN, no job too Low prioel! Steve ~ "C" m0MAS, REALTOR SALES M&mt Trnee, Hl6
BUSINESS Lady delire9 1 675-043 SIAMESE Blue Point. pink JAL PARK MUTTJ ama.11. For prompt ttrvlce e PATOI PLASTERING. 224 W. Cout Hwy 548-li62T 1r.ad or oolleie. Exc::ptl be~
bdrm unfum apt to $100. Dover Realty Corp. Bu .l I 6300 Jthr c::oll.r. Vtc Alpha Beta SERVIC& .DIRECTORY can 56-4fi14 AB ...._ .___ ·•--•· ent.1. To $7500. Call 8Ud 64l-00!!6 1• upportunlt •s mkt, 17th st 1n6. Reward. ..,~•· &...,. eiwuau:. EXP'D. MF..cHANic,· ....... Soell, --0 12w• NNN Call --· e RENTAL SERVICE LEASEBACK AFffi!AT~ '""°"' Bal>yslttl119 6550 Floors 6665 PAINT!NG ,Pape ..... 16 ::: ~ • ~"i,,8'.,., July COASTAL AGENCY,•
FREE l'O LANDLORDS Will aell !2.-oq !• n-.... CANDY SUPflL "( LOSf': 2 Parrots. Blk heads, Ir H-~ ·-L ,._ yrsl 1 pe. na 3,M Ear. ~~1_1 A membtr ot..., tl Bl Be ~ vw .. ,,,._,,., ROUTE' )'t!llowlb&e li0dl8s. Vic 47th COLLEGE Student: Babyajt. Carpet Vlnyl Tiit llnlUT ou.:: ~· n rtan, ......, · ""'4UI Shellln&: A .~1UJ¥ Inc.it
Ile aeon Cnty. brick oifice bid&.. ·• NB. Rew,.--Urnr._$1.00 hr. Near Wilaon & All "" .... borded. R.et. rum. &U-2358 Hwy. 2191)-Harbor Bl, Coat& -• LANDLORDS e com p. modernized, <~aa: Involved, ..,.,._ Harbor tn C.J.f w k a..,~ea ,., . ..., c::ulors EXP •
FREE RENTAL SERVICE $150,000 &: leue back on Uent Income for f~ CAT, Ye. male, ti&er striped. night.I, or entin! ·wee:~ J."'ree est. Lie, contr. Plumblnt 6190 'D. BUSBOY. Apply tn LAMlNATORS. Must be e;:.
Broker 534-6982 Ion& term. Sll,(Q) Net per houn Wttkly v.'Ork (Da~ or Tues eve Jul 15 Ballxot S4G-7262 546-4478 pel'!On II over 18. SUrt ii per. '-!&It. Top pay, plt:ri~
evenings). RefUJln& Ir. col-' Y · • A.Ilk for Becky 5'f.1B11 PLUMBING REPAIR Sirloin, a930 Pacific Coast of overtime. Perm. poa:ltion. l=========;I )'f!tr: 8 atrona: aub.leuei. 1.-1-money from coin op. Pen. vie E St. 675-351.9~ d WILL BABYsrr. My home. G•rdenlng 66IO No "'b too snWJ Uwy. N. B. No lay-oUa. '1 Roams for Rent 5995 $33,460 Income. Ai"t. TI4: ....... , I4K crnld wat h woman 11. ,., • 493-17~. ·erated dllpenl!Cr-1' In Costa e-c • ' Nice play room & fenced in e &n-31211 e • JANITOR, full time night MERIDIAN LTD. I 0 llO
EEK k. MEI Mesa & aum>wwUns &JU. 150' Nor1h or Jetty, N.B. yard. Only lunch lurnhhed. EXPERIENCED Japane.e .. -•• ~ •••. Be"' U•wthorne Blv21ld ••
1$3015 W..~ u',."Psu':.'-''A·~ EDICAL Criiti'R Reword! m.<l803 N w ~-urr -· •ardener. R<ltable. '40-7373 ... •-~ .. ~ .... ~ Calif ~ _......,,. ""V ...... a tn'' \Ve est. routt". tlla.ndleg car e."' • ma for free estimate Remodel, Rtpalr, •NO Brown's Reataurant, South ~~ .,!,."'."'• · """""" C . J
Motd. ~ name br a~d candy & &-!ALE Kitten, bei&f!. V1c of area. Call Sc8-4s38 --· l.aguna.Mr.GatesCDi--ml r -·,·~~.,.--.-~-•==""'
Motels, Trlr. Crts. 5997
Immediately available IJ\&Ckl) $1575.! Cuh requiJ'. Avocado ii Cout Uwy CdM BABYSITl'ING, rey bome. Johmon'1 Gmlenlrq: * .... ~·lin1"Ug ., .... ,. ......... ,.n. l~~rl' YARD Salesman, ovtr n !i-lnskM Salet $SJS.ii, ::
on aeneroui ttim1. ed. F'or puwnal intuvkw 675-1110 S1$ for one child, $20 for l'lneit equip., <!'.XJlttl can.. ..--" .... d&)' week. Some OMChan1cal Recent coUrae ,rad. Like
Rex L. Hodges, Rtty in Coata Mfa area, atnd tliALE-Whltt 6 Brown de);, lY.1>. Ai" 2-7 vjc. Hamilton Pl&ntinc. clean-ups. 962--3'45 Dtck, &12-l79T exoei,.. JtED.E-RENTALS phone work, call ~.
1 SPAO: avail in stt.d;y 847.z.25. l'U'le, addm1 Ir phone num. ans to "Tr41'". Vic NB. ii Sterlin&, CM. 646-1946 BUSINESS ' RESlOEN· Roofln . 6f50 Jl.67 Harbor Blvd, CM Mucbants Penon:nel ~
court on ~';'" Rentl!..,,===';;=;;:== ~r.: Mri!i~te ~ Ple&M call 6'7fi..6M9 W1U. babytlt ln )'OW" horoe TIAL GardenlnC" Cleanup. 9 , • . • AUTO metal me. must do ey, 20rl3 Weatcllff Dr. sso per mo. lrNIVlfrt.I ....... 60fO ciJ pe: """"' .,., ... ..,,., by the Wttk. y 0 u r E:ocp'd 646-6222 Roof Co&tin& .. Repair • ftnt clue WOik. No drlfll!n. D ti Ar Ts MA N w l]J
Gun! -5991 INOUST ~ In M-~ 7'1 W.
17th ~st.. CM. 3SU> 1111 .n. * PRIVATE room. lot elder-iJ25 mo SCS-1133. !!YU I)' lady In llc'd CUn1 bomt. S0-1479 . -Misc. R11111r.
M-2 INDUSTRIAL U*Ot In
5999 concnte bid(. 3000 tq ft, Tll w. 17th, CM <2Ul ll4-«IU
U. 90!42 Pol'Mftl'9 6405 .trantportalion. 6U-140T, W-4766 Rock Rao! Our SllO<laltr Xlnt P<I'· No 111.ofls. Small ..... torla! work detu.d "" PIZZA Reliable Lawn Ma1ntenanoe Free e1ttmaw1 5'Mm shop. Mr. Bttter 6t&o6M'1 OctanocrapbJc nnn. C!¥ e COUPLIS e lrlck, MAeomy, etc. Oardeninr mt Cle&rMlp ....,_..,ENCED ,~ _,... Cail collect 5'l-3Cl6 ,, e SINGLES e . 6 .. " ·~" ~-·-->VV CLEAN·UP speclalilt! """' Sowl'!f ._, man. '""'"" • 24!1 F,...t ESTABLISHED 1nounii<Jd.
Tired of Ban. MaD Ir HI Ocllt BUILD Rmlodfl • Repe.ft lng, edJ:inl, odd j o bl. e Oreamaldnz • .Altastiom Aw., 1AcuM BM.ch. Leads avtll, N.B. om:ii"
:1.,. clubt: JOIN TIU: Brick,' bklclc, co ~ c re t e , Reuonable. ~ Cuitom Dul.Jnl TV TtCiliitdin Wantf'(I Career oppt. m.Q83 .. i. 1 11tE IN atOWD -crpntry no job too small JteJlab'• lawn aervke. * MU«& * 'Hot.d man. $4.00 t\OUr. H,S. Grad. «lltt to lNi'n ~~ ~JRM~:!:' ::":.:: Lie. eonir. • !llJl.«Kl ~w ...... trim. Aitet'ltlOfi • Ml.SMS •Coll -· .. de u <XJOK undtf _!'!!i!
wttkty parties or ltled DAU.Y PIL6i' DJMC..A· * 531..l«M * N,at ~t~ 20 )'Mn rq, EXPERJbiifij CINPM ftrr chef &Ir G«qt:'• ~ ~
thern lndtvldualb' A (GALS UNES. You can w them Cut 6 Ed.I'! Lawn ' mottl maftlC'tmtM. Sun!QI PltOFESSlONAL iiiCifiW.
Joln !'REE) Cll1 lM.b 1" for· just pemrlu a d~. t>!aJ Maintenance. Ucea.d Pl.ACE 10U1 ~ ad wMt1 AcN:I Motel ~ JC. S&lary A ~.
p.m.~ sa..wrs ~o aft . tfM)o"1Ntookfrw-DAILY OAJLYPJLOTWANTADI! Tom _stwpUnkmOO
White ekph&nll! DimH-UDI OIARGE J'O'B' want ad now. Whlt.e Dephanta'!' PlLOT cQl/ltd! fG..w7t BRING ltESULTS! White i'ffrh&litlf J
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Mud'haft ~t 1 ... ~ ;mp1oyee' ...,..0 .~--*'nAtm m lABSCO"' -'SECll~qy
pe"-11; ljome ..-tv1blel blcklJ"l!llld. do,.. , • $536-$654. ,., mOhflo
sired. MOit bo •!'It' II C.-wltlt a ~wtni ,_ ...,.. ...,..;uw ' · • llKCJIATOll &ITS C»kJ!I ATIOll
q>ellY -'*""""' .. . •c . CJ TY f1ti'
Mii Operators Sr .... I ·-
co P1e~1PP1J ln1pets;..,\o'MlssLa?J9n ··:.... ;;~·t.f:,,,;.. '· ·cOMPWR Nl!WPORT.a l ACH ·OF II WXlllY .APllYMDqS ':.:1.!°'!.::0=::; ·. GONtROL• . Tull vai!ety QI m"'uii~po1 .-. cSp•illl & ....... i .. "-""••· GEimL AUTOMATION •• .-COOR1>1tiATOR ' lepl outlet .............. Ip " • . . Alt ·~ ~
. ' .~ Grinder, Qpera.tors Sr.
D-:ftl Pre~s Operato_rs Sr. . .,.. w. K.talla, o ;a1190, C.flf.
Ni·-1 -"'"lty omj,leyor "
•x MliAToRs M :-;,."-·-:-~ ~~i:.n · ~·v~.9.-· · .. ' pu:~ I v:~ior-petI >~'!.~~ ..... Pe~~ .. • . 1:3:"8.t"lQ:J ..J --·~·;i-.-·:·:::::::::::::·· '
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; ·' ·· I.a~ Operators -· w-Help Wanted Ht,::...!, 74e0. Wom0n · r4IO I CADILLAC CONTR~LS --""..;,;;;.;.;;.. ___ _,,_. ffi<SiTILE il:U: tor 1 i1i!
" ottlce. hpm-t 10· OIY. Mgr.
Min. 5 )Tl. exp. Type '15
wpm, SIL 100, Exp. in all
phues of otc. work,
purchasi?w, I I l e • , pn>-
du~· C.U .Jlm Hyams.
Days: '&f2...2.400, Eves:
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Weekfll\dr Mt.lldPie·b9lrd ~.last ten:')'N.n, = , ~ .. ,
_.-P"'~ E'QuAL.OPPO~ !Q.i.~:"'..:r ~-· . rooms of gorgeous Spanish fu mi!Ure (wasi
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I DIVlslon of Ex.Cello Corp.
1866 Whittler Ave., Cotta.Mesa e RfUBBfS •
RA'D.10 CO, CXlSTA MESA, CALIF. 92626 N-~~ ~'" ....;.: . · • • • • • o ~U' I --~2491 . Costa Mesa . (n4) S68'J51 .... ..--., --.~ .......... -C~DfT T«llMI A'MIU&LLCl:IJUT C&AMI• WllllOlATI L.T
.An equal opportunity em,ployer NOW
OFFERS A
.-cn.u 6'B.e&33 .. 197:0!~~;:.! .. d iE~ =E~!!!. ADS~~;;;;ry/ mm .. RJRNITURE
Holp Wonled. Man 7200 I Holp Wonted, Man 72_00 BOOKKiEPIN~ -rosmoNJ:
Sef'\IOnic Division of
16f4 Wbil:tler Ave. CM.
F.quol_i!y ... ploye• ='1!~~ Bookk.eeper 1844~11e*port Blvd.~-., I WE AllE LOOKING
FOR' MEN WHO ARE ~OOKJN'G AHEAD .
Le:t us train you for a carttr
in insura~ An 'opportunlty
io:ie.rn the 'businea i&:-earn
dtra money: on a part tiJne
~ ,before leaving your
Plf&ent job, Become • full
ti.-ie" ~nt wben qualltJed
wlth a· gaara.ntttd i!'.IOOme
~month.
~•rmers Ins. Group
E•· tahi 540-IUI
· -DtVlSl<m-
. CON1'110L LE R
rtal>Kil.f expandif1' mlcro-
elktrOnlc m&11ufactW't'r re-
q4ire1 Division Controllf':r.
PqisitiOn reports dfre:ctly lo
rep!ral manager. Cost ('X· ..,..oi. ..,;..... ~.....,.
Beach location.
' . Cmtact A. J, Egli
MAJNTBWICE
BHTRICIAN "A"
High School aducalkln
plu1 three ye•rt ex··
perlence 'in industrl•I
electrical con'st,,.Ct-
ion •rid/or m1inten-
ance• work. Must be
able to obt•!n ' li-cense ·from the City
of Ca1t• Meaa.
C•ll for •ppointment to
Pete Helfrich
546-8030, Ext. 154
3333 Herbor Blvd.
C~st• Meu
IP.rt tlmo t
Apply In person
Q55 ,West Mana, CM.
Note to job seeker1. Jnqul~
about our h'tt ·ttectrlc type-
writer brushup, !July Ir:
Aug. only). · W Dover Dr., N.B.
642-3170 549-2743 '
RECPT, PBX exp. Plus new
oHl.ces need Wrp gal to
handle busy phone& $475.
Call Sally Hart, 5-11)..f;(W
COASTAL AGENCY
A member of ·
?tfissile Systems Division snefling &: Snellin& Jnc.
Equal ,opportunity employer
RN : .or LYN
' (California Lloeneed)
Full time, 4 to J2
Apply!n peroon
Huntin;ton Beach
O>nvalescent Hospital
18792 Delaware St., H.B.
"""· eo,;,....,..,. i ... Al. R11ponslbr., '°" !owl Costa. Mesa ·only 1' -G-IRL~Fri-,-.-,....,--,.,.-. -,-.... --,1 ID fer jobs. pos1tfcin for 'sharp, fak•
u '° help °""' ~ay « his MISS EXEC AG ENC'( char .. ilrl. JtWit .hon lwory 111111t 'Tl 9 =-w-. $Ot. & S.. 'Tl 6 .
busy week, IOQCI: tvP • a/h, 410 w. ·Coast Highwar exc.11ent , i l«lls • Ir.el, !l!!!!!I!!!!!!
wow! T~ $GOO, call Billie, Newport Beach 646'3939 shorthand; hondl• Ute JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ME!lCHANDISE POil I
..,._ BKJWR.. •boO<Phere p1uJ bkkpsr; bllllnt. Ullder . SALE· AND TRADI
COASTA1' AGENCY lltel>Jt..,,!oi.olpubliccon. 30. Coll Barbora. (714) .Holp·Wanttd 1---. -----A member oi tact. Dmuny job. ·Start $450. 642..,,10 Women . 7400 Furniture IOCIO
Srellipe &: ~°' Jnc. Call Ann Williams, 54IJ.6005 • ... I 2790 Barbo• B~ a..ta Mesa COASTAL AGENCY =E \'&•"'' """" OVER.STOCKED
LYN & N . Aid · A member of Experienced capable ·ba~sitter for 2 pre-~ unes s Snelling. snem., Inc. • • WAITRESS ..,hi .... Da;ty u,m,30. My • MUST SELL!
Large progreuive ECF need• 2790 Harbor: Bl, Qisla Mesa e e HOSTESS-ES home, Upper ~area....start &aut. waJnut !klrwr d~
Expertenced
WAITRfSSES
Day 4 Night Shift
1or l!usy cofief' shop
-. MANNING'S
COFFEE SHOP
24031. El Toro Rd.
U. Orientation provided by a A Cl ~ $--. mkf..Sept. ·Call 5f8..3106 er. two 2.drwr commodH.J
Juli Ume,•in 1ervt~. e<Nca-cctg ~.-" .,," TELEPtlONE Solicitor-. Sar bdbrd &. framed minor, aU
, lor. Openings on all shltta. Xlnt oppty With ~table So. • Apply ln person + comm. Ph. for .apPt. for $172. New 9 pc. corner.
OiUerential pd for swinren Santa Ana co. Friendly ai,. 642.Ql61 bet 9 am-2; 30 pm arrang. choice of clrs.. rq.
&.. ~u ow IL Only those w.hO =re. can E d e e, tM·F) S230 oow Slf9.50. Headbrds:
care need ap~!.,!1~G30 W. Jaison a.st· REUBEN l lff WAn'RES.ID;, q boys, ~ja·n~~·~u! i~·::, Warner, S.A. '"°"'""" . · cub1er hol!teu. A.....Jy in :r .._.. --r-:"" -•·) Employnfent Agency 151 E. Ccwist Hwy. r..,. TiUndle.ae"ll Cd~ riser) w/1 SECI'Y, excptt ;lo.b, ma:y ad-2120 So Ma.in 1i Ir u-wport •---h penon Hotel La run a 1 •~--..i..... $11'i vance to top. Poised I: sharp OPEN. MONDAY' .,. ~ Laguna Bch. """"r sp • .,. matt. reg. •'
wl good akilb, legal exp. To LIVE-IN Ex: lady to now f7'9.50.: RoU ... -qy 1:j
$600 Call Billie 54()..6055 'S!:CTY, la.ugh-~ beaut dntn care for ~ I ad y ~/ inn. spi;: SOnia~ m;.
' ATlAlfJK Zl9q ,_ 81. Com M•sa
RADIX . e Typl,llo t CORPORATION ntttlRCff e s1e,,...aphors
Lacuna Hilll 837-1014
LVN CHARGE NURSE
Full or 'part time. ·u
p.rn. to 7:30 a,m. Good
salary and fringe be:~
fit!!.
c0ASAT!_L ... ~EotNCY ~:::x: c.e111t;ri~~ CREDIJ: CHECKER_ Newport Beach. $280/ma sl~:r-:: reg.'$239.50, ~~
~-....... .-t<:M .,.._,, nilli· or !SU-4713.1: su.«.08 $169.50, New beds: K Jn &'
Snellina: I: $ndlin& I.oe. ~.a_~-....... .......<;> _e, GENERAL CLERK FUiL or Pt.time Beautician, $98.liO. Queent,. -~ run
-48'-'l;;:1'""1y A'"""'· KULA ·-.. Prlv 5ocy •·R-pt A~lm 879-4360. CORPORATION Central O>ntractor will be lo-
Park Lido
Conva1e1eetit: "'Hospital
1445-'
2790 Harbor m. C:O.:ta Mesa COASTAL AGENCY ~e Rl'd. buLmt $4~ S!., I'wb111 l39.S0. .1'!8>°
Exec S.Kty to $llCI . A member oL ·-·-'i:JNITEO -quired. N; grli welcome, ~· King-sif,e rsprudl,
Xlnt Qj>pt"Y. d)'natnic. r a -s·t Snelling & Snelling Ine. . C~L 1 FORNfA B'A~K '. ·can mir. 548-9S'l.1. -cliOlce 01 cir&, f.eg. ·$20.9.S, .
growing Newport Be8Ch co. 2790 Hubor'BI C-ollta-Mesa· now $12.99 SlESl'A SLEEP 'Jft DRIVERS * catod In Sani. Ana • now N E I A Div. or Susquehanna Corp, taking appl_leatleina for per-
Newport &ach . 6U-241D
r -0 , xpel' Oll'CO maneot p..;tjo,,,, Ge"'nl
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Nocossary! E4jual opportunity employi:!r ·construction experience de-
MAID AND STOCK WORK
Pe:nna~t •. foJ' tine womeil'•
clothing store. Retail ex·
perie~ )lelp~ul, or will
tra.in. Apply:
~Kay. 546-5410-. MANlru' RIST 2?12 W. <;:oast Hwy. Jobs-Men# Wom. ·.7500. SHOP, l9Z't Harbor Blvd;cM J•son· Best . ,.. . Newpprt Beach 646-2431 645-Z760 daily· J.0..9, Sat-Stin
• Employment Agency · Fashionable Newport ~ach cl~o.6~·~=====--~
2120 So M""' SA ""°" ...., an "P'rienced •BEAUTY• LIQUIDATORS I
OPEN. MONDAY. full um. manlcuri•t. Qu=. a· b1'1' 1·t1;es OPERATOR' FOR BANKS-FINANCE CO'• I ~==~--,..,......,-,-1 & C01llmlss10n, ~1d vaca-RECPT, brlte gal to 1low In lions, elc. 'Piea9e call [Jl][l"ml"fe::iti.. ESTATES.MODEL HOMES
sired. Send ·apPlkanls £:
MUft baVe clean Califmnia I ::z=======~ 1 resume11 to Donovan Om-drtv!ng record. Apply I• stniction Co., 5670 Wilshire
'i'ELLOW CAB CO. * * Blvd., suite f!GO, LA 90036.
1B6 E. 16th St. J. C. Penney C.O. Attention: Leo Nieme. BACK STREET
Fashion Island
Newport Center
this tront ottk:'e & 1parlde •44_1570. • U Quality Furniture. 8anka
C V Must be •~porienced. ...... •• , ne-,·t Fu•n. --, Co.sta Mesa Fashion Wand TELLER. some exp a musL
MGMT Tmee, national. chain Nt"wport Bee.ch Lik.e.. pe:op)e, _ m-oblemt A:
on PBX, lite-typ, hm job. RECPT/Seety new e.'<citing agen '7 i>:mmt ~! ~anU;.
To $375. Call Billie S4o.6055 a-........ ..., ..... 'beach a.re L Q.uaJ.\bo Polition&.for APPLY of • -S .. !\I "
re.ttaur .. aood bkgmd, R.S. peMI". Pick yourself UP.
&~· am coll. $6500. Call NEEDS A \ To $400. Call Sally. 540-G065
RECPT/Secty W Newport
Bead! Jegal tegle. Soar to
1hie top w/ good skills: $500.
Call Gloria Kay, 540-m
COASTAL AGENCY
COASTA~ AGENCY ~~f;ht switch! $450. Qualilied Applicant!! Personnel Offt'co ~ panim Niter-
.A member of ~ Call Ann Wiltiams. 54~ 488 E. 17ib ·St., Salte 224 Third Floor ~~ ~ :::S:l "lnk """· S4IMllii5 COASTAL AGENCY Q)ASTAL AGENCY A membor or
Snellinc,&. Snellirc Inc. COASTAl. AG-ENCY' Cast& ·Mesa g;.c.LflO rooms &. king or any size
2'79o HarbOr Bl, Col.ta MeM A member of box Qlrings I: mattn!u, Ctlf-
A membor of * COOK * Snolling • SnelliDg Inc. ~ 4 .Soellina Inc: Recent, 11ucceuful eXl)erltnce 2'190 Harbor Bl, Coll ta Me• A m<mbor of Cable• Harne"' Snolling • Snollin8 lnc. SECl'YIRECPT,X!nt....,.t THE .BROADWAY tom made,.f¥&tov .. e&I$,
2190 HartJor Bl, Ollta Mesa in all phases o1 the food llt-Snelling &. Snelling Inc. Aaemblus. · 2790 Harbor Bl, C4!ta Mesa oppty! Heavy. typb:W, lite exqubll:e dinin& r,ooma: 1:
279Q Harbor Bl. Qista Mem SWISSNo Tou~ P/T Gen. Offic• bkkpg. To SSOO. Call Mt. NEWPORT BEAOJ hutches. Guar&Jlteed frost-S'I'qCKROOM a.ERK, JIOill_e dustry·is required._CofnPel'S-
UJ-dnired. I n c om i n a: tive waa:es apd outstaDdinc
rough miterial, tool crib &: benefits bw::ludin&: profit
,,,,..... dept. Call Jiln .-.
*STENO*
Experienced.. Typing &: ·
•hortband"neeesl&l)'. Full
-40 hr. wk.
$• 00 h Richards. 541)..6(65, , free refrigerators, ~ o Io r
Cl•rk Typist to $414 2930 Collect ' Avenue "t P· • COASTAL AGIENCY 47·eoum of Fi thian TV's, late model washers 1
Xlnt oppf;y, Ht& Beach • co. Cost. Mesa 546-4950 Good ~ 'lkfils, 4 boun a A member of FASl-UON ISL.ANO dryers are NJ Oil u.le al :sac-
Top benefits. cau KQ, SECTY a real taU charge day, ~I Lo!'tline Merchants snelling & Snellinc Inc. Newport Be.ch ri1ice prices. Buy dy piece I $46-5410 . • ._, ..,_ Pel:\tOnne:l Agency, 2043 .,........ Barbo Bl r--M ..... J. HyJmS.Da.Yll: 642-2 400,
Eves: 546-0319 . Servomc··oivislon of
GULTd_N INDUSTRIES
1644 Whittier Ave. C.M.
F,qtjal opportunity employer
Production Clerk
Clerk to $500
Xlnt oppty with vital, atable
co. :Call Bert, M6-5410
. J•son Bat
~nt-Al;ency
2120 So. Main, S.A..
OP·EN MONDAY
ACc-ant to $1000
Fee pt.Ml. Local non-Oefen11e eo. st&Me, Send re1ume or
call t...ny, 54&-5fl0
Juon Best
Employmet)t Agency
2120 So. Main, S.A.
OPEN MONDAY
SALES .for Orange co. Good
opportunity for hard work-Inc man. To $7800. can Bud
Snell. 54().6055
COASTAL AGENCY
A member ol
SfeOing 1-Snelling Inc.
2790 Harbor Bl, Costa Mesa
AU'l'O
P•rts Counterm•n
Oiryller t'xP'.erience prefer·
red1 uceneni oompany ben-
efit&. .
Contact Martin HUl!W
Atlls Chysler.Plymouth
2929 Harbor Blvd.
' Coste Mesa
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APPLY IN PERSOK
10 .\M to 9 PM
Monday thru Fricfay
J. C. PENNEY CO.
24 F•shion lsl•nd
An equal" opportunity
• emJ)Jo~r
MEXl-1.ANIC
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Foreign Car. BM:C 6. Ferrari
dealer needs 2 uper. men. 5
day week. Proven high
ea~. paid vacation.
uniforms furnished free,
Gruup Im., & o ther
=~~: . ~ Joe Moore
•CARPET lAYER•
permn. Sbtd ementi ..... _:rx: Wf'Stcliff Dr., N.B. 64.5-Z'nO ... ...., r , ....... ta esa ·or •PJW>t:"llU. •
JASON BEST the ~ start at $500. , Part or iulJ uma 10 women M Eq'tW Opportuni~ WAREHOUSE SALE
Employment Agency Ca11 Ann Willlam11. ~ TELLE_R, t:l\ifl, a golden op. needed 1.mmed. ·ror child Employer AOK
212o ·So. Main, S.A. COASTAL AGENCY portunity for teller w I~ h care, aides or companions. 7722 GARDEN GROVE BL.
3«4 Via Lido OPEN MONDAY A member of some exper. Move up. $450. Age 21-65 fRY COOKS Westminster (11'. block West
Newport Beach 673-2500 EXPERIENCED Snelling & SneDlna Inc. Call Ann Williams. S40-6ilii5 Sitting Pretty Atw'cy of &ach Blvd. oH G.G.
Equal opportunity employer WAITRESS 2790 Harbor Bl, .Costa Mn.a COASTAL AGENCY Member of We Sit Better, Frwy. Open 10.9, SUn 10-6.
A member of H MGMT Trainee, finance co., F/C BOOKKEEPER Snelling&: Snelling Jnc. Inc. Stlbsidiary oi Gerber Top wages. permanent, hon-SPANIS
national. Legal . qc., nn.t ~ply in P1r10n Costa Mesa. CPA oJllce. 2790 Harbor Bl, ~It~ ~e&& Prod. Co. 642-327f e1t, and ~na:. cor)dijjons ·MEDITERRANEAN
clean, IQ test .. $5460. Call S RF & SIRLOIN Interesting -Challengina S KEYPUNOi ()per, co" I, In atta's Jea.:u ..... restaurant, M Shown in model homes. "'-~" Rand 540-6005 O>mmensurate Salary. • • • NURSE • • • alm & t C t d ....... .., .,., ... ..,, • ·" 5930 PK. Cst. Hwy. Pleue call LI s:.81174 M·Relief shift c n_ia ure. ree. a • Apply 9 am tq 5 pm tot .iD-3 Rms of furn,_ (din rm , llv
COASTAL AGENCY Newport •-och . ~~===~~=-ILVN •. ,, ·-i h't vcmt poMlble for sharp gal. ·-terYiew al · -rm, & bedrrnl priced ehe-A member of De HARDWAR·E SALES ' u11-1 ni .... 11 11 Starts M50. Call Gloria Kay, ~Inc ASSISTANT MANAGER for Some experience pteJerred Apply in person 540-6ffi5 where at $895 is')'Olll"S today
2-:e::: :e Costa Me'.sa •pecialti>' ahop, Must be Kerm Rima Harclw•re !.quba Be~unirlg Ho~ COASTAL AGENCY c~:~~c:;~p ;~~~~ $439. Easy Credit
G•I Friday $430 willing &. able to assume' ~70IO A member of 24001 El Toro Rd. Santa An• Furniture
Xl ... _ .. 1. ~u~-n. pleas-responsibility. Retail ex-2666 HariX>r ,Blvd. C.M. secretary $47$. fff-pd. Snellln&: & .Snellin& Inc, Leisure World I~-·-.......... _ 426 w 41h St s.n .. .__
"• g•v-•u .,._...., perience -required. Apply al ==-c==-;;;-' :-=· 1Penortnel dept. good sec. 2790 Harbor Bl., Ch!!ta Mesa ._.,...__ ruua · " ...,_ ant \\'Orlrlnl conditkms · in OIRJS FASHIONS ORAL surgery oHl.ce. Jm-skills, beach area, call J..o. . 837·1Dl4 547-0719
Newport finn. Call Kay, South Coast plaza. A&k for mediate employment for re.ine, ~terchants 'Personnel GENTLEMAN wanll a mid-FULL Time l' es id en t A..VI'lQUE Whlte • twin u ~0. Miss T. dental as.!listant. X-ray ex-Agency, 20-13 Westclill Or., die.aged lady ~keeper 5 manare_r muple to manage Canopy bed w/spr\ng &:
J•son Best perience. Call 54&-7719 N.B. 645-?nll (also lee jobs) days/week, live. in . or ou~. soon-to-be comp I et e d mattress. comer desk. :1-3
Em.loymmt .... e...... SECIY, ro to market for top own transportation if poss1-d 1 123 't "'"-· 1 ,.. ·-J Engrg firm. Good typing 4 MOTEL Maki. Experience is NEW Ace: ts Teller, bank exp ble. Call 494--25.39 far in-e uxe uni at--' ._. .... n drawer commodes, 11 k e
Bank of America
2120 So. Main, S.A, &/h. w/phone peraonallty, neceaary. In q u Ire at not necessary, but some type terview complex in Col!ta Mesa. new, all $155, White tormica
EXPERIENCED OPEN MONDAY $495. Ca I 1 Gknia Kay, VAGABOND ~IO'I'EL, 3151 & s/h u9eful. $400. can Ann Submit resume wilh desired sliding door cabinet, 72'' w.
ISLANDER MOTOR RECPT, Medical. Be the star S4()..6().)5 Harbor, CM Williams 540-6<55 Order Desk to $383.00 u.lary, Past experience, 31" H-10" D. $20. 545-7474
HOMES, INC. attraction for lovely Med. COASTAL AGENCY SECTY, a lint cWs eirt !or COASTAL AGENCY Recent work exp. good typist, references. complete skilis e Furniture e
2135 Canyon ·nr., C.M. Center. Know med fonns &: A member of a first class Irvine co. A A member of young, ~ch finn, cdl Lo-andl'odcapa?illties pre,. viouoandly Appli•nces •Color TV
64Uf758 tennB, $42.S. Call Gloria Kay; Snetll"a: &: SneHiog Inc. bi'&Jld new qppty! SSOO. Call S~ling & Snelling Inc. raine, Merchanll Pctsonnel app 1 n ren mg L"'u"B"R"tC'°A"'TJ6N~m,,..,,cc--,1"o""r 540-6005 ' 279o Harbor Bl, Costa Mesa Ann Willia.ms, 54()..6().)5 2790 Harbor Bl Costa Mesa Agency, 2043 Westclill Dr., upkeep ol slJnilar projects AOK AUCTION
COASTAL AGENCY CO>t.STAL.AGENCY FR c'oo· N.B. 645-2770 to P. o . Box 1810 Newport 7772 Garden Grove Blvd. diesel trucks. Some light A member ol . Teller TrnM $325 Y K Beacb Calif 92663 Westminster nr G.G. Frwy
mechanical work. Ex· Xlnt oppty f01' advancement, A member of l\fature experienced lady OR'l_'HODONTIC~ Assislant • ' . Tues .t. Thu~ 7 PM-Sat 6:30 perienced only need apply. Snc\linr Ir. Snelling Inc. h Snelling &. Snelling Inc. d · . full f Ollu:e Mngr. Diversified PRINTED Estatt' con,.nrnt. Repo. New ~ . I 871 W T1'9o Harbor m. Co$-1'1esa beaut new Newport Beac 2790 Harbor Bl Costa 1'tesa ay or ev~n1~.. im~. duties, irecretaria.I ak.Hls. '-
Boat ,,-.. nsit nc., • offices. Call Edtt, 546-5410 """""'="~=-°''"""=== Call for 1ntezview, Mane e1RCU11:. 3 R001'f GROUP 16th St. .. N.B. HELP WANTED OPEN MONDAY MANICURIST & SHAMPOO Callender Pies 842-4486 Maturity, good penonallty e COMP
L&H MELON co. needs e BoatCarpentel'! GIRL. Alfredo's Uair Etc. . ' . & judgment r e quired. e SILKSCREEN!R LETE e e Boat Mechanica JASON BEST l2tiA ~tarine Av Bal w. E x.cvt1ve Secretary Salary open. write Daily e INSPECTOR Living nn. t>ertroom. dinette
strong ooll* students to •Cabinet Makers Employment Agency &r~ · · Fringe benefits. bonus, Full-Pilot Bo:ic M-334. fmmed . opening far peraon $297
work hard, sho;.'f. hours. w/ • Journeymen 2120 So, Main, Santa Ana S all ion Island office. Salary Gen. Insurance Agency elQl'd in manufacturing ol Weekly Payments .•.••
up to $6.~/hl'. Call ll-2 e Boat Finl11hen SECRETARY-BA.RMAID. Nlghls. n1 •• open, Phone after 5 p.m. SECRET~RY printed circuit boards. \\le carry oUr ov.n contractS
only. ~12 S h E te , RECEPTIONIST lr1endly beer bar, N pl 673-0218 C E Van's Discount Furn ~. natlooal nrm needs CCX>K-try. eiqier. yng. man •v•nna n rpr11es Blvd., c.M. 646-&.l'lll Daya. Mature \\"Oman experienced H MFLEX 417 w. 41h St., S.A. Ml-l4l:J ~ man. some lJ"OCUY. who desires -'tlon •I 776 W. IGth St., C.M. Dictation., typifl&, cood tel~ DEN;fAL ASST., 'ex-ptt. at KEYPUNCH, 1 yr exp. G~at in all Jines cl insurance. 3767 Bitch St., N.B. Open Dally lo.8 * Sat lo.6 "'.'--"--co ...... $6500 CaU .,...... LITE ASSEMBLY Phone voice, k:bowledp of _, __ -1..-=-·,de. r--". op-oppty 1or a real. ao getter. Salary open. N~ omce. F.quaJ oppomiriity B~ .... n· c._;'~c • future. for inter. 1ee Mr. -• oW n-..• o;......,. ~a .....,l.Zll Top bo fits o( To G ~ s PC-~---• Ion ,.. """"' ~ Exp'd, for actuator line. 30 to rent!•-.. ce, .-~~er con-portunityt &16-SiOl ne , ruce cs. reat opport.. &W-41.M ernploytr M/F ~ ............. n;y tweed, C~T!!"m!~~Ncy ~= ~· ~ 2267 ~ ~:J, ~4i:~~rt-~=: ~· Salo G~~ ~.tielp ~ ~ciA~T~ ~~ BEER MAID ~P~ u':um::t: ! = ~00=,:h:P ~:r:
Siellinl: ~ Sne.llllfc Inc. Holp Wonted ~ .. n G-' ·-·led ~ OPERATORS · .. · 50~# .,..._'!,"' ... ~ A member of ~pply evenlncs: Mesa. Must be hard ·table, 1 lllJ'ie kidney coffee 27'lldi Hiarbor o.ta ~ ... -.... ~"' • .-..-ill, ....... ~ Snell~ A Snelling Inc. SCOTTIES table, black. Duncan Phyfe . Bl, . Mm Women 7400 Boutique Dress shop Beach Expe~ On-d re s s es, 8:30-5 a11k for Mn. Be:IT)". 27'!lo Harbor Bl., Cw!ta Mesa 436 E. 17th St. ~rs, 11"? .~ 1_ nec..bdr din.Ing room set, bolt chair, ~~Ing r!r1.!: .--"-------=-~ :S&11~~~1:" ~~~-::~~~~ -~P· ~':t'AJ~ e ~WJ.i~\,,, n~~ EXPERIENCED \\'l.itress, Cost• Mesa fpt. ~ ' ~'II ~~~:. =ilbuffet. antique
to l ell'd our busineu and e e EXPERIENCED GAL wanted for sewing In 863 Production Place Res:tiurant &: Lounge South full or part time, breakfaat HOUSEKEEPER 1 WQI a W AL N UT dining haJ¥lle lilies executive posi· Boutique Dreu shop. Ex· •· 'Newpcirt ~ach. &l6-030S Lagun" Ask for 'R 0 y hours. Benlon's Coffee Shop. wk. Hecli, happy home Jabt M..,, Wom. 7500 Oa.ssicaJ Modern by p:: tiori. Training income pro--TELLER-....... wilh ""lterns. Bcich FEA'h" 18 ..., cm-221i · 133 S. Coast, Laguna Beach. with cheerful teenagers, M~-~ Coll sa.I ,.... '"' mt.L lo ~. no exp. 494-4898 tired mother, nr 23d. & JOIN HAIR & CO. -three far 1...-....ubb. Expandable table bu.II~ mip~M • r :~ti;~ UNIT&O area. Box t.f 637 Dally Pilot ~. to ope rate bicycle "'"' e MAIDS • Hotet/t<.totel COLLEGE ·r1 Tu tin NB 645-132-4 oot haiT stylbtll! Opening with pads, 6 ct\a..il"!I. Black CURTAIN & drap e ry talon Balboa Isl. Sl.50 hr + Experience. $1.85 hour. age. gi • s 1 • • Aug. 1st in Balboa Island. naugabydf'. fJ6 in. sideboard. ~ CALIPORNIA IANK saleslady exp'd. No phone comm. 372-8ZS2 Call 673-9410 H~work & child care for COMBINATION, Sharp Bar Call Sul\ Mon, Tues. 'wed, Had excellent care. 833-1493 ~RAL call&. Udoff's. So. Coast!--=~=~=~-===~~~~.-~. fam11yorl!boysi7·1S-lunHJ Maid.a Ir. Co c;... De.neen. 714 67>l230 tberl~,,..=-c.,.,.-....,~,::;=
Jn ~~Tom A: 6 M~b i::,.. Plaza PIAzaEXP'D SALESLA-Y 2 ni:11~~ at fil,~r hr. ~~~~~!~ii e;~ ~ ~1 $00 wk. Rell! ft(f. ~°:rt_ 'i>~rors.l;~s'!~ d.;s, ·213: 44~ on o ~~u!:ry :~le,;.~~ J4ru~h
Tnakier Archltecti AlA (n4) 499-1361 '"' Inqultt: Personnel Dept. p.m., 54G-27T1 RECPT lite typin& A: buQi SASSY LASSY, :J901 Harbor, HAIRDRESSER.NIGUEL pecan. 2 years old, COl!l
Huiit, Harbour. M6-aBn Men ' Womens Oothinc Hoa& Memorlal Hospital, BEAtmClAN, pt-time fur switch~ SWing out this C.M. HAIR FASHIONS, No. 19 .J2179. \Valoot lamp table
K EC H ·ANl~perienced I-~~~~~---~~· l _,=~•~"3"8!~!!!'j~*~.,-=NB."'=~=~-~~--I bUfY cblldreD's lhop, Good IUmme'r A:
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enjoy work. To SALE.5WOMA.N. Experience MOAAN"h Bay ,. p 1 a z ~ i I ,;$40.,m;i644i";i·li'6'~!=c-.,,.....,.-,-..,_ ... -• SAWWOMAN WAttRESS • OVER 21 BIKINI BarmUI/........ conunluhtn. """"' $31'>. Colt Sally, -In lld;es ...... to ...... "9-2221 . COMPLETE ... 1v liini:
ttdbdrfta Call Andlor I.«ft1 e~ ln bf!tmo ~~~~ lbUt. FUll or part.tlm~. Costa PRACTJCAL Nurw, 3 pm..S COASTAL AGENCY Oftr 25. Apply Mon thru Fri DRAPF.RY woc:luootu, no dinette set. btdruom .et. ~ .. ReQLtr, '44-fW:li readJ' to 'ftV': tlr Exdu-1 -~T.C.,,.=-.-'iT.==-I Mesa pm 5 d~ nek. $1! per A member of lo-4. APROPOS No. 27, exp. me:. F\l.U time .work. Must lll':ll, belt ottPJ". st. at ~,_ •Ive Sptdlllt7 Shop, 5 d.,-Deabl Reoepl, I: Bkkpr. 646-ijn day. ~ Snellint: I-&k'flina Inc. Town I: Country, OraJve 11352 ArmltroQI A ye., lll).8. 3Gth, NB 67:\.mfi
l-ISERY=._:. ".sr~A-.-A~Tt'NON'T===.1 ~ 1-5:30, no nUts. Sal· Exp. ar ~· z-u. BEA\n'Y 0 PER AT 0 RS Part Time Cleric Teller 7790 Harbor Bl. Costa Mesa NCR 395 OPERATOR Irvine. 540-8503 Quality ldng be~. qutlted,
lL Exp, nee. Contct ary + comm.lallM-Replies wa.ntl!d: No fol1ow 1nr for Savings'• Loan GIRL to do dlda~ typ. bcellent \\'Orlcing conditions SchOOi•frmtvctlon 7600 Complete, unused $98; worth
AIRPORT TEX· conndential, Write Dally p;. MC1I'EL MAID nntflcl. A~ necesury. 675-4231, m.3701 m.:;mo Ing h19n-Fri momin£1 in A. pe.y. Air lnd11s!Jie11 Corp, FLlGllf inst 01' all"Ctafl ren-$'.ISO. After 5 or wknd1
467& Campu11 Dr. lot Box M.-333. ply: 1021 Bayside Dr· SALESLADY wanted for ae-SPFX:IAL Machine Opera ton ~ledW!&I of.lice, No aper l251tl Knoll St., Gardel'I !al. Good 1966 Cesma 150 .,"'="""',,..,,,...~,..,---~-
Net:fpt Bch. Newport Beach. Cre5'lf>' sales. Exp prd'd. tor Garment Mfgr. Exp. nee. Reply in wrlU. PO Gl"O\'t' _____ ·-Dual Ume, n4.SO/hr So~ DARK aqua 8' LaWllll'ltl eofa,
EXJll'D. 2nd. lhill Jnjeetjoo GUU...Frida,y type , ~ WANTED: BARMAID lot Belll1 Honie Fumlshtnp, ntt. 642--2666 Box 20ZI:, Nev.'l)Ort Beach LEGAL SECRETARY time, ig,SOfhr. Fully In-perfll'!('t condition. $55 la.kn. ~ Foreman. Gd. = A: knoV::-~ "'°Zf n~ ~· llOO lrvlne, NB. 6U-0262 DR. nds perm. h!!kpr cook. TEACHER needs c0mpetcnt Fast. accurate t)'pist, pod 'sured <!Utified instructor 1194-1331 • 1/: Applt !·to 5 PM. l'htbnd. good 1Yp 1n1 , LEGAL SECRtf'ARY, min, cart for 3 chlldttn, live-In. 1itte:r; 2 8Chool..gge, l pre. on phone. Some 1ht!lnd. avail. 54g..o1a OILED Walnut Oaniih table
PARTS INC. purdiulnc expe:r, deatrable. HOUSEKEEPER for'2 alter-ol yrs. exp. Salary open. Bch lmt pvt rm, BA A: TV. lcliool. star1 Sept ~home., Sm.all bu• Y oilice, HB. EdUcatiooal Vacation Stb & 4 chain, >20" txL
an Aw., C.AL Wllllrw 10 leam 1 lf'OW "w/ noons per Wttk. Tues I-General practice. 8G-.5S55 RA!fa. 49f.-1142 aft g rv. 839-1457 ·536-807S or 838-6460. graden ••• Sr Cltb:enl leaws. Uke new! £46.-«lS.1
ltY M llourc1N&Wedtf .oompany.Plea1antaur-Wtd.APtJ"flMnt.541-mo BABYSITTER wanted: My bEN'f'XL AalstaJlt ,. Cb&ifMA.'IVRE -Part t1rneSERVJCESt1tion'needt·1lrl1Chilcoat10 lePon l;yplng LEAV1NGtawn-must.11e_D
~ .. be looklJW tat roundincL App J 7 2l3 'Mm QUICXER YOU CAu.. home 21st St, CM. S daf, #5 tSdt Orthodi)ntic otnce. kitchen help for Dtll. Aflpl,y fw owri'rp .e". ·Xlnt Ml, 6 Sehl. ™al t..emn. l]I Del Louis 15th llY ~ f\lmlfure-..
ta, JtW eo&m~ RJvtnide A..,_, 'NB 'l1IE QUICK!:R YOU SELL wit. &4&-6273 it 60.~ * at 379 E. 17th St .• CM. POINTS SHELL. 842-3444 Mer. C.M. $¢2859 Tabin & lJinps. 1U.a41
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9'frbec\le ti'. b:iild'a rocl::lnc' .._ , ')NM, riffd1 ~.....,NrJ'E lroner •and chair Panll, ~ l:llocaea. •be 2AUTO Van bench"'!-~ ehlJr '8. r1t. Gowi'Q;C.M. cart $~. • lf:latal 1~ suftar, ttudftlt inodtl, new ptlCinO t5 rpm; 13 Twhl ...
Ohair 17, Fllb taruc $8. 00m•"'"l"k $25. ~ lllrd>.• l:Jl, -• 10 to 12 $2 . $4. Shoe~ hf&b m,~,_ ~ ' 110Y&'$8. 518-«132 · W. suit# ~I •trq bNe boot -and •-5'~'!)17 • • San\& Al!o llelal>.. -11\JNK b!df '$2S. ""3585 .... lt$l • j<. me 5\1 ID 68. TWIN .......... ..... ... .. . 1Ullat SU..~ ~ $15. I .... ohtollocl 1'1111"
· -, CL011ilf'IG, '$e U. !IJo. COSCO hilh dlalr $4. Jump Hacdbep 11 • $1. Girl'• m.. ""' $1d ·ttch ,.UC., CUT -and -stw WESmO!IEl.AND Sl<fllnl suJtar, -· modfl. "'* a.d -wllJ .. -ROLLAWA Y !>"' $4. Childs $1.50. Pal-$S. •""'1m -t 12. "'"1 d>all' II Car dothea, -. iad<eta. F~l"I diMlle .. po. 15 to $25. Canoo 15, IH2$ ~. <»ot&! • ~Ult 11U ,nee4 ouh, '""1k bodl All -ii. Siami
metal loldlrc chair&. 4. Jl.50 paper becb lOe. 1:: $a 12 Mlt Ji Sftihrt .hone 'u. 2 pant.a, blousn. IW9.ters. llOOW:t' YaCUUm $ia. ~h ~ tn.me couch, each. Chin& .tvict, ~ ' • ' '· Underwotd ~tn' $l
2 f!d-a.nd Firome _kitchen Killy~ J...Qe._C)t. p\t,Uotm. rodrM' $5 each. 3 ~ S-..U. 50c • i«J.o, Toy., umtnlla. new $4.. m,.9103 mUet t beds $25. CUahions, each. 61!>-Trn ~ · • Typ!wrlter stud $5.. Walnut
chain S1 ea.Si. O~d tron tl"a 6 DRAWERS.· ·'dMler • p~ walnut.-· v enee r pme&< doUa, books 50c-.. $S. TWIN Bookcue bead:boudr toa..rubber $10. Toastera FORMICi.4'¥'\Jinij; 5'8" to'* ':~~~~ ~ !~ -1a.t ~tad I pllJowa a&. kl"~e $10. Small whlle bedroom .et 125, 2 lMn Mf.-0317 Pl 'both.'Naup..eyde ~ $l OR~ 310 tetnlt~ kip $25. Cablnet $15. China tet-J -lm"~' Sl5 lJi:ht IJiht biiet Wool anti~
retrigentor SU.50. ~127!1 bench Ql. « draW ~ rnattreu and ~ 51>rinp . $2S. ChHt frt.ezer SlO. CdM. Park 10 driwway m bowl S15. Moen faucet $lS. tfxturll ~ fD.'4«' bJend carpet. approxbna~lJ
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$25. DrtSetr1 $13 each. ~-r-.r .00• tratnJ.oa ~ S8. Tricycle 11 0 -=.:i' Sl'OOL SlO Olnette -n-•~•'TO • ......,, ,_.,~ ~ _.,.... ~. Reo:irda Sl.50. V a cu u m •..-... S1 M'7-M84 O. "'e 5 "' a• stirwn.Y ; . "'' _.. ni:.r ~"'™ R $15. Gu KlNGSIZ:E PlMfd bMd-968-J.&22 $1$. Floor lamp SZ. 3 lpMd -
1 Ill" _ bl TV new $1.6Ai& !'fCh: 3 dra~ . bike, ,IOOd caaditioo $l11. Metal bed frame $12. Lamp nrwe $10. Lute dtak: $21. • I I . IK\J;'t bib (9 1 p e •d
c eaner .¥.y. ~urta e ~ ·· $10. or.,p· 'bf TY!EWRJTER ~· ~ bar One lawn rmwer $10. 2 $5. aofa btd S2i). IDrch oof• 1052 Pallaadea, Santa :Ana board!.!.~-" "b >1 t • 6' Sofa custom oft whim, _'.._s...t) s,io. "4' x tiJ.• ~
$20. D>S2 Birth', Santa Ar.a kitchen table =. 4 Maple atcioU $1J. Marble end table trailtt ~1lches for ~bler tee W>le ~-2 end tablet. Hel&hts ~ _.-~-~~ • pod conditioa S2$. 5' wallllt ~ lncludlllc framat .,
Heights. 5f6.«J60 chain -'5 e:ach~ Maple pie-$5. 4 p)'l'Vf' bowls $3. staUOn wqon $5 ncb. .Size 1>1.t<:h sz. Lounge. cbalr $25. " .... !.,,. s.-~ _. onoe llat bench SS. S.t/Suo .
ELECTRIC can opener $3. tunpi and. tnmes SS eai:h. Cuiln'oie1 wttb lids S2 each. lt OU.tcrown perma-prm: a.it $J>-~ AUTOMATIC wuher-tn very $15 .• ~\c9 PI eat e d 961-3349, 17950 Loi Pnoa and ~~.,.,,. '\J
Toaster · $l. A n t I q u. e Twin l'Olla.wq bed S15. 2 j..aey Susan '$1.SO. Bath 15C&.le pants. thirta. aweater $1. AIR Cooler 1afie tan $5. aocd cond~tlon '25. Fender ::e•·.!, ~S10~~~ O'. FV -~ = ~chain $3. = ~;
can d 1e 1 ti e'k, $1. 1921 camprr ttalnles& ateel,.alnb Sl:SO Ironlnt board $2. V~ 30171 ~booke Lant, c.M. Guttu ff .SO. Latlt oak pie-sth1I" for 61 Font, ..,, no Foldari:lla tWhi a,troletr Sts. ~QUE Etchlnp in eolllti bandleban Sl.5CJ.• !tinrP'Q ..
DebOrah Cane, N.8. SS each. 2 old ·tibln $$ ~~-@~°!'Ike Ave. C.M. M0-12T1 ture trames wtth gl&41 SJ pair. MT-8ll5 Folding hCh •thalr, i.talnleM ~· S25 each. st6--0t4· seat $2. W ' 6'6" alumtnwn d
WAi'.NUT' OOH~ -table $25. each. IQtchen pull tlow1r F.UU.. 111,e Stmmarm bed $25. each. Electric heater $2. DOUBLE Sink wiring· $7.05, itttl tray $10.~C'u aJr C09ler ~GERATOR NU....& ~ ctch. 4.' x S:
Antique tai)estry $25. one~ lamp $2.50. Table, lafnp $1. OAK barrels. 150 gallon $15 Double cement tubl is. Bath Horse blanket $10. RkUna: maple 1dtchf.n ael $15. Vinyl Sl5. Utt.le "'1ltl11 16 l.nch Ideal for recreation room aluminwn Kl'ttn doer '5-it
till 4 panel screen $25. 2 an. T.V. lamp $2. Dttp 1r)'t}.' '3-each. Commercial live bait sink $3. Grease gun like new pi.d $2. Tan TV antenna, u• ....ilpaper $1 per ro J 1. bicycle. Hea~ duty training or cabill. Clean a!)cf .Nlll H00vtr eaniltu vacwm v•
lique mirror 301• c la", $5 Toaat·r-over .$3. Eleci'ric iank. 3' i<4' J15. Doughboy Sl 23) wall heater, never ed 2 month.1 ·$10. ctlppen Kitchen fan..,. 'Garbage wheela,basket:tiiue.f.I0.9x rood. $25. 847-7402 cleaner $10. Coat& Mn&. 'l
each. vacuwn cleaner .$5. roaster $5. BrOWnit 8mm pJ;)l ·tilter S15. M&ndolin, l'X• u&ed $5. Man's luggage. Sl. · Sl. Fork $1. Saw h. P1ck $1. disposal $3.50. T.V .. trays 12 turquoise rug $75. Rubber CAL Style metal bunk' beds, 549-200f '
Inrant crib and mattress . movie camen. $20. Ceiling eellenl condition S 2 5. FuU bednpread. $3. Nice 8' Rake $1. Electric beater $2. $2.00. Red kitchen clOck SJ. SS. Four foldlns cha.in and white and blue $49 new, ask· 3
$2S. Car seat $4. Bollie han&Jng lamp $1. OroPll?at Plywood \(." -;xt, JJ sheets couch $20. Women's clothes Poat hole dlat:r $2. 131-21.at 2 Red formtca counter klP!' 38 inch round Card or patio ing $25. 962-4186 PA'.MO furniture ll n, $5.
sterilizer p. Dust ru.tne $2. metal $6. Trunk $3.50. 6 gal $2.50 each. 1060 Victoria. lOc. $1 Dinette table $20. 4 St., c.M. 8 and )0. feet length, . .SS table $10. 1 fool room 9 f'oa t aurfboud _ Blue ireen buTtl chair sto,
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Electric alarm dock: $1. sweaten 40c • Sl.-Puules Cos~ Mesa ~lUon. Vehy, pod fur dl.nnrrnre, lots of ~tra Quilted double spread $3. BIKES 10 ,IPM'd $25. lirl&.-3 beadb:iard $2. Twin metal ~
Doy Scout cunera Jl, 2 ice and games 25c • fl. Road 1960 CHEV 2 door 19;.)! Chev berinner1 $25. 5'5-1797 pl~• $15. L.P. '1bwnS 15c Frigidaire C\ll'°.f'l imperial lpetd US. Boy• 3 apefd $15. head~ St PlanD brllCh
chests S2 each. 1V stand st. ra.s:t:. $1 Wool •trips ror nig 2 door, 1960 Fal~n station SOFA 1 ft · Omte~po&"al')', each. i..:'dietl bowl.~' ft\Oel ...;asher, needs repair $25. Mens 26" ff.SO. 536-6J2j • $15. Walnut bo6kcue st5. !
4 spinner hub caps $L 4 c.ad br:UHnl: $2. Old school desk wagon $25 each. Titta and gold $Z. 6'15-64U. T O 3 me 11,9 $1.50., ii!'l t clothes, Dozens of old° booka S fnr S1. BABY Bed m. 5&-3B85 ~trabJe ca bind 1V .$15. 1 hub caps $2.--CamPine fluh $10: c;arpet •~ttper $3. wheels, all sizes and kinds Jurnlne, Corona del Mar . •i2le1 10 Zic to $150. Lily Feather f Io we r U.. OUCK n...-18 Repa.il'l,ble wuher $10. f'ot. ~
light n. w Ii · trailer Chest-of rtra S5 Curtal · . Diamond dttll' •l~t stze nnaements .wt. 'Art;lsts. "'',)'~ • ~ tey diabes 1:r a ·~ e vein "'HI · "$5 each. 60 FalconTR~75cand$1.25.Small uus.eladc:drur.mtl2 11350 Girl' be-h: vacuumcll!antt$1!.Atiifxm 81 11.:_ F-.a
and ftnt garace, so lt no rOda 25c eacl'I. 12 wit Econoline tadia~ $5. 0 btkff SS and ff, Odld'a SUI. :no Criat ttn ,.1._,} eclo"'t•;-·11lc· to Ila ! taPe recott!er $10. 12" RCA• n~ Datware far a '6-answer on phone-60-6124 ll'#nsfoimer $3. Clothing 25c J2 manifoid w\UJ 3-c::art. l'OCUr $2. Dolli 40!:. End ..... r ...... .vu, new portable TV $10. 16" Ad Gluset Sc· each.. VaCU11M
. we al'!! at ganae 166 W. • s.t Im&1u1c talbe S7. Sal $25. ~ bench vise $25. table ~ Wall clock $2.50. HliJ..METS -F-a ct o r Y copper drJ'ftt' pulla. 3 tor portable TV S15. Goo d SJ. Blrdcap S2. Golf bq 11.
18th St .. N.B. ~ I: swi. 2451 None Ave. CJtl. MDtnrcycle Tl' racing seat, Brown print dn.pn M" x aecondl bait price $16. r... 9 a.m. Drito 6 .Pif8 ~ dilhmuter m :J Ftre Hangttv planter U. Peta
CUWI'OM' bar. with 2 stools aJuminum. ne.w $3). New 12" S3. ~ $1.50, $2. 962-0061 Friesland w. ., ~ns $&$10. 3 OE clock and par. 5c to U. l.ampt $1 12,~?:.~(;~~~~-~ .-ll $25. ~pictutt, .original high speed drill bit Rt. 28 and $3.50. Win~· .PARTMENT" Size blocks south ot: Wamer,.olf 'radios $648. 2 Record tlo -M.-2 outa:ide mualnom •
'""''6..,. _.. l'Ullln Sf.~. Glua &,helves %" $1.. bltaS25. 515 Hanµlton, Costa ·tkirta, dreaec, e oat 1, refrigtntot $25. lnbaard Newt~. players Sl-$'10. ·t ·~ 111h~~-'".,.a_ch. 2 -Z' x 2'" ,,,
-'iMo .ne• o;pinnl._ IOdl. ·women'rdathr!a: 50c--M~ · aweataw:-~ ... asc--. IKMt&-propelltt-.left bapi-12 1:. ~-O:lll.Vt'l'tl tn.. ~J'l.J§:SB. Radiq SS, it~.I warqer fence P acb. -
reels, niono $20 ea:ah. SUrf $8 .. New ~I m!_•L wm..r 11; DINEtTE. _ ~le~t.nd 4 Standard iypewrl~r $22.5ll ·15_ "5. A.s&orted bOy. scout bed, like new $15. 9G-3S45 EJ~c alarm -·cloekl --Va.er. . . · =~~ ~S25~ r:~~J:; Gift~ 5c ·• 25C. l<iti::hen chairJ $15. Sewing machine wfC!rtalQ. Sfft belt. $3 1tUtt n to ns;r Witer ski TOASTER GE $2. ~S Sf.S4. ~Ch&nnelPl., -~~~~ .. ~
Items 5c. $1.50. New beige $20.. Refria:erator S 25 , pair. Cen.mlca, dlahes 5ct jacket women's new Volt NB~ ,1 ...........,,.. ......
9ectioned pack rods $8':50 king blanket SB. Candle Overstuffed chain $ 1 5 . $1. A11 good clea.n.JtemL 615 slu !2 $15. Boy's rollet"rink K Ro E H L E R Convertible 3 LARGE' Oscan in 55 gallon_ ~i:ed 46 $$ ~ I X 9
.each. San Spike $2. ~Ive holders 50c • Sl.50. New Antique type $20 Slffpinc Governor St., north off lkalel $7. Screen ro;om sofa $15. 644-4826 tank $25. 962-9911. to '1 R nll '3. l..licPP.,Sl 11f.
foot car top boat, new .$25. ladle11 tiikinl briet., '51111 in bagz ~Ice c:besl $2 Boob Annona and Victoria to bt divider $5. T.V. 21" Admiral SfOVE $20. Double oven, TOASTER $3. $3 ~ ;oms lOc. Baaa1ilet W
Sell load carrier $25. Dart. boxes,1 -?Id at SJ. now. 50c Sl each. Record al~ $1 St. SaL all· dq, Sunda3 MXl.nd no picture SS._W~.en electric, iood condltkin. call m.e9'11 Strolleni: '$3. lnl~~· $2.
preAttYen, line .. $25.. One etch. AU colon and desia:ns. each Cassefoles $l. ~liver after Jl on!y cot frames 50c • .Girl 1 ice moming tOr appointment, LADIES Clothea, mo,a t I y ·Car t and baby fUml SS..
inch braD it& suction 646--0045. m E. 16th St. veieiable dish $5. s<~ bot SCHWINN Midpt Stinln.Y akate1 1i_ze 1 $2. Boy'1 ~ not Saturda,y ar Sunday Catalina. Sizea 10, 12 and 14. Sl 1:~. Child's table tun
valve. fittinp 1 $5. Nl"W AQUARIUMS. 26.pllon ihow tra •$3. Set dilbn it..: $25. 54&-1T15 skates stze 4% $1. ChUd11 96S-4940 Jl'rom $1 to $8. 540-18t2 "'-'--I K 'r S1 )ti. JohMOn, Evirirude 30, 40 hp nd y .... printing pres.a $5. D\al MENS Shirta !!di • '"'J''" e ~ oys 5e ta a~ . propeller no. Ney! galkln with top, pump, ftl'llWI a Clothes SOc-$5. Fr a med 3 HP B&S with clutch ~· 5" typewriter SL Vac-U..Fomi ZENITil Automatic record m urn SOc-$1. Wooden aoooter Jl. Women's l•
picnic jug $2.!iO. Foam ·lee filters $25. 20 gallon show pf!nts $1. Baby ~b $8. mini-bike Wheel, complete SS. Old bike parta 50c to $5. player alnlOSt new, aood Ladln cof.ts SS each. 3 clothes lize 1 ·lt lOc to as. ,,
che1t $2.50. New extensiOn $10. s-plion" show S4. 5 Twin bea.s $10 each. C.OHee S6. 541).]TJS • 842-3(25 -looking $25. TWo . fb I' = :.7ec:!~ ~~ Men's me-to twtallfn-and """°
inirron: for towirW SS each. ::1~ ~~I~ to:um~· m~ table SID. Vaeuum-$5. Imn 6" BALOON airplane wheelli DOUBLE Btd SS 'M ttrNI" 1peake:r11 In C&ael $_ g • elippera S.l Juicer St. 1ulta and elothea 50e to _..:13. I
Stainless !tffl sinks for Pumps and accnsoriel 50c. ::~ r:;:w~, C.M. $20. 54&-lris set Sl.5. Ch"9t $15·. 1'~e~. 548-79!14 Pttcoialot St. !Ul W. 17th :~ize~i:1~'~ ta.~
M!IAll trailer or camper $5 ss. ·548-6034. AM (or Gene. MOVIE projtttor, eXcellent Baby tcalet $5. Crib mat· ANTIQUE Tn!adle RWl.ng Sl. Space 49 CM. Afternoon I, PM Saturday and ~ "1'1:.
each. 6.50 x 16 tire $2. High 1060 Viciorta, C.111. G~ :rable tops 47:'' round condition $25. pro j e c: t 0 r b1!11 $2. CUb ~t uniform machine and cablnt't Sl.3. and '""'"Ula: 642-0600 706 Aleppo, Ea 1 tblu11: :re
shoe roller skates, 9's, wilh CABINET doors, diffett:nt % thkk $25 retail value acrff;n, new $9. C>.,yllte 1lze 12 $5. T:yprng table $5. Antique swiwl de!k hair FOR Sall:: 12" sidewalk Newport Beach
Cflllf! ns. 1.ien'1 1 po rt sizea. 25c each. Wood doon:, ~ ..... $100, • 0 t he r smaller viewers S6 • $22. Mahopny Woodin ~t table $10. $12. Anniversary c~ bicycle tor bay or Pi. like ~
• jac}W. ,ney. ~ ~.-Oost ~ ~-\ttt;-st eacli. IVWlU and ftCtaD&le1 ff-$111. and vimt'l cues. ne,... ideal N•ar Builhard ,awl Adam.a Tennill racquet $3. G new $9. ~ _ WING chl!t $10. De* drl:ip. "'
$65. New book dub boob Antenna plpes lOc " foot. 4 LI 8-8733 for &le or trave:\lnz S9. 962-4.119 jaran Im Port ... Mokd I ' PLASTIC boat 110. S ..... -front $25. 'iii mower edpr ,.,
75c each. ~ .lOc ·chain SOC each. Table SI. 2 16 INCH girl's bike S20. Baby crib mattreu, ex-SOFA Bed and chair $15. ra.whlde and split wlllo'W' $15. 143 w. Utb St .• NB $10. $16-3745
each. Dishes 10e-50c. Pots, aofu, one SS al'Mi one SlO. 64:2-0M>t "' ctllent condltJo:>n $6. DisplaY P\nk flowered bed!pftad, game set. 40" round tab~ 548-2462 6 VOLT lcku
· ..,,. ... • Cl\.." en. -·••'"'"' movie . n""~ .,,, I th d"•t -·••e --• ••--. twi• $25. 4 Ba,n'el chain $15 P P track r.uo ..---..-.-...-"""'" ..,...., dellvet"ed. 543-5143, 9-6 PM MINOLTA "-fl'! en ,...,.,.,,..,...... ... ruu< .,,,... ,_,, " • h _,_ r. C"a'n (&io•-1-) $10 ...:....._ __. l Wedding mhl rings $25 · -mera ..... .....,. automatic, 1h~totf $ 2 5 . site $5. Car bed ioi. 2'l x 62 each. PhOf'IOIP'l.p ft<.'Oru11 ~ING bag. Sc o u t iw..,.. • ...,...., •-·
each. ca!ense$25. ~ _to ·~ SEARS portable typewrill'r, Brownie movie camera, Aluminum extnislons] 5/l"x plctutt in frame $9. 841_1123 25c-15t':. Olli and prlntl Dacron. p ~t tet $2~ Speaker boxn ~th 1Jt' ,
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prec · • With holster almost new, 10le, works good $15. CoUee riba $1 each. Card table . ~ ....... ~.-pumps, and collages $2-$5. Women's 673-IZ7 -each. Shortwave radb J10. ~ewpon Blvd., C.M. Space slna:le action frontier model pot, 4 cup 95c. Expreuo, 2 wooct· and meW $ii. Bik~ atack heel.a..&~ A, never and men'• clpthlnz tOc-$10. TABL£ and aix chain. lT' portable TV ns. 21" TV :-n't~~~ ~-taide, SJ.5. Ultra violet sun lamp cup 95c. Shoes, site 9, new, paper nck $4. Tra~ worn S1."1. Hand alkle 664-2243 Mahogany drop ll"at Dun-Cmat'1~ US. Portable ..,. •Qt
with Umer $8. 833--0915 CO!!! $25. llcll loi' $3. Ottke drapery rodl with moun-viewtt P: Brkke lhuttl,er $2 30"x42" Tabl~ $5. KliCMn CAn Phyfe. S25. '7M257 ' ~%~11:tba_cua ~ta· "'
2-14" FORD mags, perfect FLOTATION tires. 1250 x 16 swivel c:halr, leather $8. tlii&s. hmhvve 14' x 16' Hand ca,,,et ~. $2 tsble $8. 41" round table $4. I"°'";;:_;,:;,.::::::.,;;:,.:=::...,... -.tll"t!I~ cti;ome lug nuts $.25 AJrcraft 12 ply. 2 ror $25. Hair dryer, stand up $2. ~· may be ~ $1 ~:1° ~~~:: 4 kitcJ:>en ,(JWn $1 each. POKER table, folds, extra Meu. 54&-e29 .udl 548-1868 Gil. ·. . · Sb-3968 CoUee table, qe~ar. ~ each .. 60-6835 . . Ml-6198 ·• -;-· · Couch a 1ra·. cl\A.fr n e e d · top, llke °"" no. 6'r3-5S21' MAPLE end table $15. M•ple
·NEW Twin bed headboard, JIM Beam bottles, one each. new $7.00. &M-()511 BRONZE Presidential coin VENDING m:::U:Z ·'·Ill re.uphplste:rinc $15. A~ 'SOW ~ !!!!!on kl~g tata~~-_!!5;. _!_~ _
Maple vanrlsh $10. 198" Arizona $15. Kentucky CARPE:I" 26 yds beige Jon tell' $150 eh. 60-8479 ~ .,. ml"nt size 1tove'$1S. Bltnder agon ..... !rontr SlS. """'"' U11C .,.. • a_. C.Onlinl"ntal, CM. ' ' ny ' u pmes for fun Of•l'rofit. S10 i,s. Double bed (mattttsa, f!otaJY lTIOW'l"r $15. Bench $4. Portable 1V $12.!ID, ,,
$17.50. ~nna S 1 2 , 5 O. with pad $25. W~ coffee ld'E"JIRO Sand buftY $25. or Pl each. 60-1758 b:lx sprh~ aJld,frame) SlO, . &;Mndu S1S; Tooi. 10c41:SO. needs work. N . 11:1-. " .,
KITE aaJlboat ppta: Boom, Nebraska $13. Ohio $16.50. table S2l. 56-1695. Body tor Sam &gy SJ] 59 &irl' Boy's play clotbel: l~. G(4u Jan: 2»$1. 1fm9 .San light flxtuft ~ a.Ill !J"I
racing type $25 . Cen-New H9mpshlre $13 .50. SOfABl!d;goodiz_CoUee Plymoutb1tlcll:transm~ion24"BICYCLE. aHUl:ff, Ya•d toot• SOo-$1. Pablo Cou.rt. Ellil at . iJ
terboard $10. Excellent~ IDlnola $12.!iO. New Mexico '15. 59 Ford automatic clffn·SZ>. 642-002'1 Broo louna:e frame U. Metal eaD-
ditlon. 613-5935 $12.50. Rem S14.50. Lu table, marbh!, nice $2S. transmlu:lon $15 and $15. 57 REDWOOD bJn&t! with pad, Paperback boob 20c each. l<h111'1t. 962--t9.$i' vu c:hair frames Sl. eat'b.
Vegb $11. Elk $22.50. Pony EaDanrl'~" ~~~chair c-!~ ,..._~, --t'e"' -57 r~ ~wood c"-'-and ... A all Small ~ St. Ladles w.RGE oval mcktall table New electrie-tee kettle $1. COFFEE table $25. Oc· Exprea $1150. Ant 1 q u e ..,, ~ ~· .,.. ... ..,. ... .,...~ uvn _.. u ... ~~ ,,... V-O• tee skates size I $5. Bottom S9. Dli1cb door "'1lb Schla.ge Marble top wall aheU U2.5G.
cuK>nal chair $15. B1ack Trader $15. Ro:yal Opal SlO. m a ch I n e • aaod. $20. front end $20. 58 JIOWr' allele for $51. 2 atanding corner half day couch S2.5(1. '-tlrror lock $4. ~thes 35c Sturdy bab)' bugy U: JO" ·-
and white TV, 24" picture Rollaway bed, u new $11. 6 S3>. 58 n.d~!or SlO. Camper lhell with 4 black metal SS. Toy~ 50c-$5. Teleseope Stttling IJlOOtll $1 . 5 o :, ~: square floor pillowl need 1:.•
125. _..... ·cond. r.i.ptione Turquoise jug SS.SO. Cable ft. artifidal ~ of roses $8. al~lmvl:I tr per roll. 283 shelves on brue: frame $2 60 a...... """ b'" " Ptc•-1 ~. Di•~-.~ 11 acli w~-.,
""""' l'!ll:r $10. Tai Scollman SlO. CheVJ motor 4 barre I each. Maple comb back $4. • .,.,:r 11 -""'" ••· '"'" """ •in ,.. new coven e · -11 ~" bench $20. 615-1814 Sell Portrait Sl-50. Aristide 644 Shalimar Dr., C.f\I. .._,_ 18 64Ul66l Typt'wrtt•r S3. Small table g I as 1 ware $10c • SS. clock $4, coat $12 ftC19· ... ·~
SNARE drum and 1tnd, ex· Brnant $3.50. Man on Honse 6(2...M2 carburetor In basket $25. 6 c........ · to refinish $3. Serving cart Candlestick $1.15. CUt glay Man'a raincoat' WQm ~ ~
ceUent condition $18. 546-3585 p .50. Night Watch $3.50. ANTIQVE Maple bed trnme Hole t'tievy wbeesl and tires SIX 25 ft sprinkler ho9et $2 $6. Chair S3. Radio works 75e. Crafts material 25c-$1. SS. ('08t nT. Sap of ·fabric ~,
·Sunday only. 3105 Yukorl $25. Zig-zag, I e win I $8 each. Cadillac tittl and each. New charcoal lla:hter $1. Lawnmower $3. Crtuchea 2512 Crestview Dr., Newport The. Pattmlll tome new 20c.
R E F R I G ER A T 0 R $25. machine $25. New hot plate wheela .$5 each. 13" tires S3 $3, uaed one $1.50 New elec-$2. Vacuwn $2. Gas heater Beach. Antique 'Mldd dock $3. New ·;
MG-3585 Ave:. 546-3498 each. S~ard l' a Icon trtc broiler $7. 540-1459 $1.50. l,.arops st each. Bott.le bra, panty ctrdle, and 1ll'pe _ri~
MAPLE 2 .~, _, table WASHING maohl0>e ··~-$2. Ba~· car seat $1.50. "-ao·-•··lo• m Good ..._ 10 GALLON aquarium wlU• -"" ...,..... • _,,.... UJ' u ..,,..._ ,. .,.... 20" BOY'S Stingray $11.50 sterillier $1. uuut' screen 2Sc each. 431 Cabrillo St., Jr,
$l'.l. Solid birch cotlee table. S25 .. 545-6258 675-419'l. 646-0623 ~·~n tni;;:i end sto. [•lco~ 24" Scliwlnn bo:y'A $15 frame 50c. Tachometer $3. 2 !:~~~· t~:rn::· ~ 548-9462. M6-3M3
$25. 546-~ TWlN size bed and springs, LEVELS. 6 at $1.50-$10. :a~h~r 1~ ~=:sor Rd., Bridge table $2.50 646--3680 TV cabintes frf!e, ulled tropicial tish S2Q. 545-41'99 SURFBOARD 1'4., _ • ,_ .. ,r1.l ELECTRlCAL filtmp, all no mattrn:1 $7. h 3 Sink top Stanley dovetail jig with bit, I __ _. carpeting tree. 2 Dnulap tlre1 _. ....,., '1 . *" . ..._._h no cushkins 13. 2 new UJ.50. Pony -·-. Santa Ana Hel&hbl DlNETTE IM!!tl, arxe ...,... l',.,.16 •• each ....... C&tallna "SLENOERIDE" •w--ie and floafJ:. 499-2957 " kinds and flex 5c " '25· •· ............ ,.. small SJ), $10 Painted patto UU\I" .., 11'1 its .. .,799 .......... J'... ·!1• 546-3585 book 1hel~1 $5 each. Clair clamps, 42. at 50c each. AREA nip SJ e11ch. Black ta bl ff nd nd tab! Dr., Newport He t & h I 1 · .....,..... USED General Electrlo oV· ·•.JJ
HEAVY duty wheel b9n'ow St. 2205 No. C. Canyon Dr. Loclcwell butt ·binge routl!l" =~~.~~i:hellAl~o': s~.'~e; .. ~ ~n a:· ~1375 PAPER.BA.CK bookl 25c.;L ens .turquoh1e,w~tearcop.. ltA
$15. 546-35&i B~~~LL dry nig cleaner ~~::~ ~ !:i!~ for alJ. Burn~ •Uwr ~:~:~ ~a~=P DWINOME'ITEENS ~:thlng$15. =:nd o:!: couch $%). RUg $4. =~~=:. ::
FOUR bridge chain. ateel aOO appUcator $5. Bissell new $9. Shop fan $5. WllllamSburr chandelier er c · · Platfonn chain i.;. Table a:una Hills.
foklinc S4 each. Unde~ rua: shantpooer $2.50. Elec-548-3859 $2S.. 3Sll Slrtul Dr. Hun-DOUBLE math'e!IS, box lhoe1 6Bl7B allO Girls $4.50. Electrk rnoton S3. "NEW'"'"~u-t-..,-,-.... ~.-,.-,~,.-.' Js.a
typewriter, clean. wry iood trlc floor polllheT $5. Danish SABOT Ji&" with truction tiJ1tlon Harbwr Jpri.na $25. Double bed frame teenage 3 to 5 ~~~ Ham...,. $1 Waste basketl spoked rlma • ~ $35, ijl;
condition $22 548-1155 .,i:. N ""'°' ~··-•G I nt 10' $10. ga..7220 LarkJlpur CdM. 1:u~ r-• -·'a• ...i.. 11-a•-._ lt.'I . · type eeltee ..... e w pl&119. Wooden ra.cfnl type .....-u-••'• equ pme : :r 67S..()IJ38 SaVSW'L 25c-'15c. Eight colored stern ................ ., , ... ~-d &.
lT' PORTABLE TV, Woriul cuJlhJons $3). l>anlsh type $25 60-5308 10' tent $25. Coleman stove SMALL cedar cheat S1B lD-4 onl glaMl!I SUL Blarileta $2. sta.mPt '2,20 aacb. CMh :l "°"' . 125. ~ 15. clWr With """"""' 115. · . 1:t. c.i.,,,... """' 15. ea..-....->-•-•-n to H• R 1" • ""11· c.n 491-1191 .. _ 3 SPEED man •-f'"bike $6 2 BARBF.QUE 24" Blr ca.. ...,, UI'· 1'lt x 0 • 646-1525 &th acalH Sl-Dn.ftam1n Ladies 26., b\)n! thin ~ ping caokware and dlahet MAN'S· 10 1peed bUCe $15. a-··o. --"-"> B!W $5 ff.50. <lllbl. $1-s3. Ccfmvall 8 and 9 p.m. ~ .,
2 NEW Ford riml $3.50 each. eommm:ial Skilla.w $25. • $2. Aluminwn foldinc table 5*-4109 uvr .,. ... ...._. bowt $4. Oak cbaJn $5 ~ BAND-SAW1 $10. (Jd 'J'nnk, ,,..,. · .., Be.ck: .eat for Do I e $10. Boy'i ~ type ff. 1Arp ·~ \ce ·chett and $5, motor" and spit. l China for I, Pl Old .,._._ $10 M taJ Youth ..._. u '"-
G.E. electric coftee: pot -Sportsman $25. 1560 Place:n-bike, excelleftt condltb:I $24. S10. Steeplfic bq S2. Bl,b)o TAPP>N, Pl n.n&e SZ§, piece plate gJau, 21 x 44. · .,.... ' ' _., -fi«j 56-fil.34 • Roll 150 lloeal feet plasti bed t.nd lJ389 Luce Dr Santa $3. 2 ·aiumtmim Oirlstmu tum $4 to $15. DIVan and ChDd'• Dnk, $1; lWm9I , ,.,
12"' X 18 BEIGE eat'pet tla~C6Newport.Beach , c mattreta SlS.Jump H 1-ta. Off M~ Dr ._., 6'7 JI.._,_ wheel chair ·sio. Manale SJJ, Walnut End·Table llO;'AJt. • S-!ic SL Books 5c: to mesh wire and PllP"f' S'i. 8 atat $3. Automatic swtna: e.,, \ · "" """'' Powet' ~ S15 and $2$. tique .. Whit. T., I a Ju.ct >jl
$25. Pad tor_wne p). 9"X ll TOY to cord pieces "nk». wroagtit iron ~t..$5. Polarold c.m.r. S4-between Sant.a Ana Aw:. It S3 el.ch. VeoetWl bllnd1, E1eetrlc IU9W"' StO. Edpr Boerd1, ._ p/pr.; W'aJJNt 1""
brown and Whtie tweed and $1. Dls:bes 5c to $1. Re 9 SIO. 12 volt battery, iood Duncan Phyfe dint,.: room 1'lttl.n Aw. aood condition, 63 x 5.1. no. Lawn chain n,50 to $2. Slat Bench,·$5.; l~' al.di: I•••\
pad $15. 545-3194 . 5c to $1. Games ~ to~~· 281 condition $4. 20" x U" table and g chit.In $25'. BUll.T·Ibl oven and took top, Sl.00. i-41 x 51, 1-33 X 60 Sl Lamp1 2!5c-$3. 1171 Orana:e, Uglit, $5.; Wl'O\llh"11on I 1"
WASHER. electric, runs ·~ ':iar, Unit K, Sa rday stainless steel double 111nk, t.avender cooch $1jl. "'Ir brulhed chrome Frlaldalre each. Shell coin tell Pftl:I-C.M. ' f T/V Cart a 'J'rQI. .... ;.·,".'
&ood $25. 2121 Ralelib 4w. .,,u>' never used $12. Mechanlca1 walm1t end tablea Sfu. -electric. Works $25. 613-6257 dent $5. 96).'1flt3 Cha1ICI ~· S 2. $f.; ~ _
.C.M. · -• . WEDDING drelS, s~ze to, roll around tool tray with Charcoa1 mirror Ule 15" x 4 DUN LA p Tube• U Speed racmc b\ke S2t. MEN'S Wlhon eolf cluba S'J, Spindel Mm OllJr, a;
SHORT ~dine dreu, woi'n loi\c. church ftln. paid $140, cutf!l"I, 30 x 36 i 16, $10. 24 15", SOc each. PaPtt Dowen 5.50-6.00.:15 $2 . each. 4 Good condJtioft, ~ 429 &lml()fll~ folding chain $1. ReP.li'lble Chord ()rpt,
once $20. ~ 1 telt $25. VtY ST.SO. Dl81 x 24 a1uminu.m •luminum 25e •nd 50c. I:.eq:e brta Dunlap Radial tiru s.~15 Carnation, CdM'. ~ Scott's, deluxe 111 e n t $$.; lA.mDt cl all --. fM 111
SURFBOARD flO.. toOd ~ ~ 904572 . &lkli'll' glut window $6. cryatal chandeller ~ Out. $S 'each. 60" May 1 l n I AQUARIUM $4. tlSter M. 2 lawnrnowu $20. Ladlet aoU to SS.; WIJnut Arm Chal;r J •"'
nditio S25. 25 lb b:Jw Sf EXERCISE' bOO'i(·w1th record Good ndiat« and starter door pole lla:ht Slit. Ont ot ·Puall.el $l5. ~neo Pump1 fl.SO Detol•llolts p, cart $4. Lawn cultivator $2. ss.:io: Bqfwo Dnlmlt Ult ,~!! ~liar ; before' S. ~,..; 110. T .;·pit w r l 1 er SIB. for 1961 Ve.liant S12 tor both. drawa-1 ff. 14292 Hammon ENGuSH 3-.peed fair con-3 FilJl!n $2.:AI rl5-6!iH . · Lawn editt $.\. 4 cubic ft Elettrtc Fan, iz.: ...,...._ 1 lA
iner S. m-251.t Reader'• D;lpst books 25c. Buutlful pink marble atnk Lane, Hun~ Beach. on diUon '15. 1132 sl6t car OOUBDE Bed flO, llUl'fb6ud ~~ ':'a~.~ bell; Baetlliol~ a ._. <;1
Mahoe *dlil1fi $S ~ top and atnk and cablnet, 47 Weltrnlnattr Blvd. wot Of tr"&dl: SO' Ddon $5. Unicycle $25. ~r mower -$25~ I :r U lnaf:on typewriter SS. Long Sl.50: Nori.. CUDeN, fl,; l!l s~cl\. Puslan~ '5 to.$18. LOVELY antique· 11o'blte twin xall~ x ~ ~ hu ~~ GOO"""o~ I-~ • 4' ~ l9 p. 212 3.3 SL~ rug SS. T,,V, $2>. .nine aid poac. p. ~ bed and HV~tbeiear, !!.'.. ~.,. ·~
)ndia $S to $15. Y.rn bed QI. Matt:f'ell and box tit -· on r ....,.,. um""'. x • Gl'IU.S-28" Bike ttJ Boy's machine $10, dlthi term mattnel ·.no. La 11a1e e..,, ~ -&; 1""
nd ~ 25c ll~t IPf'irc. .wry dean $18. Full 81...cl to 8l1 St, tum right, and 3 x 5'1 SW each.. Eleo-~ SU. DoU:bi box S10. FM radio p). toolt, $3-$8. Ladln clothes. abe C\pfttle M.chlne, $1.lbt t ~haln 15c. ~ moive tf'nrth >"!I.low lonna.I, lizil!1 go .one bfock.1 turn right trlcOYeri$15.Nalh25ccan. sprtrw and toa~ $10. dothel!I dtahtl Sc lo SJ . 10-14, 25c-:44· Elect ric umc,cie. $3.; B lc=yc:I 71:.
and S1 Tripod 12., tall "11h matchlrc head-qam. kl 3.)19 ~ St., Dinette table SS. 1908 N. 8"2-6665 1513 <>ranee-CM 2ai9'l • Famrworth. H.B. aktllet $4. Yublca C&mP"& Parti. $.50 IO $2.: ~ ~ ~:.00. ·Varioua plecp, "M)rn once $17. 2 wool . C.M. Enc!bh SL, Santa Ana. • ~ SI. TtNuiter S 4 . Cbf.. Record PI•>' er• a : 0~ ~wins rte patm'nl k eadl. hooked. nip, 3 x 15, ff.JC K E N M 0 R E W a 1 h I n I 83&-4149 BOY'S :Ii" bike $12. ~ ~ .,... ~ be d fem1aMt1 P-43-All a-~p&Jn.ble T•pe: ~. "'~
SnU1ll eut '1lM la:mp and ;:,ch~lrl'a $1.~ •tie~' m1chlllt, rood condition S25, FOR beach b&b6ra.: I.owly ;::"ble~ nlA~ $5. ~ $25. b1Ue occuklnaJ ceUent condition. St&-rul. $.'.5.; Indian Teepee, '1; -
11\ade $1 . Name ln.nd • · arnn ~ a~car bed with canopy, O\&ln-$345 Whttl blm>W ehatr m both like ntw. 202JBalearlclk .. c .M. ~lo~s.i~stre~~ o.-= dot~ 80me. new. fOrm 15c each. 546-334t 4 SPEED rttOl'd d\Rngtt, net and rocken $6. Baby $l Hand la~ edger SJ .SO. 116248S7 • 3 fte()e walnut Uv\nl room Jl .; Andq\111 Oiii'n -dlt ..
• $25. Badminton t'tdct'-$2. 2 UPHOLSTERED 1011 d near new, perfect condition. awing. car seat. lnlantleat, Girl'• 16'' bllte SS Older $2 50 bb $2$. 2 tam $J.$ i ' TQOI S Zli Hucl ....._ f
TI!: n o I 1 rt e 1' • t.1 $ .t. Maple c..-halrt S10 each. Diamond needle and stereo all $l. ~p '2-. CatalJU ~b!r 1lffda ribbon ff, ~~~ :e.. 0$2 · :;'!> " -'1,~PI oon111i1on WA.. ~ ___ ... f
Detoralor gold rod SL·J.Ac-~ Maple '1>Hte table SIS. ca""""""'-S25 firm 64&-5.155 D'im wt, WOITI enc::e Ctrl'• 11"-.. $12. 15lS __ .J. __ d ---••" ,,· ·--· I dub-.. --1.w .... Ra.II .. '-·.~-, .• p $5 "tnamsc and Grttn hanc\n& bulb l.lxturt •u"'6"' ' . 1llt 11 Cocktail dnaet $5. , ui,_,..., -· UKIOfl ttlaetl .... .a.on _. w onun. • ..,... -'-""
pp • 5c;,. .. MMU Sl.50~Man!a -Pd woman's GREEN AND Cold couch Whitt eN.tr wU~ ottoman on~ Ave. CM '42-8ii66 ' uch. G.Z. ncuum $5. all SS. Some cluhl $25. ONcb tee Tl.bi!, $2. • at vA tr"'~ Aw' Ap1 C. 261 ' bike $15 eed> °' 2 I« $25. Matchl,,. blab bedJ 19, UllAnrl ttQI~ .... JO $15. ~ Glrl'o, "°"" -ltiol\ -· Coll '"'-• eve .,,,,.,, Scotda ....... $15. Sa-P1-, -Vill'lli, ]t Cmt& v,. '( . . =· ~ chair-$3), 549-1317 tc-m1 us. ~ 847-51Zf MMI• ' I C.M:
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: TEAMWORK produces each day11 all.new DAILY PILOT. Often special-
' .lits like 11lomu Fortune (left), whose beat ls education, wort with a
-' · staff photographer like Patrick O'Donnell to get the story both in wonb
: and -cbires. The staff shot 70,000 picttires 18.!t year to Illustrate the
: · varied story of Orange Coast life. Nobody knows bow many local stories
we wrote. Not even us .
, · CR.EA 'l1V?I'Y helps advertisers tell their stories and sell their goods in
::, the affl~ market served by qi~ Q~Y PlL01\ GoJ1ton ~wfonl.
1 (center) of display advertising department discuases with layout artist
VOLUME ii the word at the Copy Desk.. !lAILY PILOT Copy Desk Chief
Normao Anderaon (right) aided by Tom Titus (background) and other
copyreaden every day silts, checks and edits more wire report.a from
worldwide news services than the average weekly news magazine pub-
lishes. F.dJtors scan enough telephotos to wallpaper a living room every
24 hours. Speed, born of experience, helps them keep it alJ fresh,. too.
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RAPID communication is the name of the game. Supervisor Juanita Frey
and her crew of "ad-visors". handle 1,000 transactions a week by phone,
resulting in publlcaUon of 5,000 classified ads -words whlch he1p people
buy, sell, rent or l e as e ... even find l~t dogs. Many of the DAILY
Pq.c>T'S 150 phone lines -are plugged in here, t~ cla5sllled advertl!lng d~
part.meat, borne of "Want Ads" and Dime-A-Lines.
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If---~. -·SUzl&-Gunderson and DAil.Y PILOT ·Staff-Artist Bob Noyes-an-ad which-
;--wtll be ready to appear in the newspaper only hours after Noyes pub
THE WORDS are ready~ .Marjorie Jackson feeds them into a $25,000
computer, a DAILY PILOT investment in speed and accuracy, which uses
a logic-system-to hyphenate wonts-as-tt-reads characters-at-the-rate of-
1,000 a second and punches a new tape which will activate anolher machine
for aulomaUcally setting type at high speed. The machines can set type
at the rate oC 15,000 liues per hour.
PICTURES, too, get the. benefit ol skilled, efficient-handlin' by~master
craftsmen who re-photograph them and then transfer the unages to a
sensitized metal-plates-wbich--are-used-.to-reproduce-the phot~ as read-
ers will see them in the newspaper. Here, Chuck Ryan takes a really
close look at a negative which will be used to etch the image on the
metal plate .
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QUICK HANDS place lines of type, ads and cutll (the meta1 plates used
to reproduce pictures) into page forms as the day's product begins tG
take shape. Compositor Arden Malsbury is only one of a platoon of
'~ printers who "build" the news pages under pressure of deadlines, work-
: jng against the clock to bring readers the lat.est available information in
e.ach edition during the day.
DIUVERY ot the newaaper la a speed tvenl, too. Convey<r belts carry
the papers through the mallroom where they are automatically tied In
-of $0 and toased to walUng clrOUlatlon d!Jtrid managen (like
BlalM Roberta, ahown here, right) wbo 1peed them •la a 40-vt.bkle
fleet to carrien far delivery. Mailraoln fcreman Georce Arauz (left)
1, .,.. bll crew can move 20,000 newspaper• an hour.
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MACHINES hasten the processes of preparing plates for printinS: the
pages of the newspaper. l:lere, Charles Haubrick (foreground) and Ed-
ward Quinn operate a casting machine which molds curved plat~ to fit
onto high speed presses. The DAILY PILOT keeps in stock more than 40
tons of type metal which is used , melted down and used again in the
continuous job of printing 100,000 words a day.
l\IODERN equipment helps the accounting department keep up with lbe
"today" pace at the DAILY PILOT. Even as the day's newspaper is
bmg sped to its readers, Bonnie Chauvin begins feeding figures into a
computronic bookkeeping machine Ulat helps keep tract of bil1inp for
ads and aubscrlptions. The machine, 'forerunner of a brace of computers
recentJy added, hand1ea 5,000 at"Counb a month. -
FINISHED PRODUCT is checked by Elwood Anderson. press crew chief,
even as high-speed presses continue to roar at 60,000 impressions per hour
completing the day's run on press units which represent an investment of
$3.5 million. Eleven·man press crew will feed in to these machines the
equivalent of a roll of paper one page wide and 110,000 miles long in
printing the DAil.Y PILOT th.ls year.
ALMOST be/ore the ink ii dry, the product ol our busy day is ...,,ed
defUy on your lawn or porch by one of our 700 newspaperboys who art
important links in the chain of people It takes to bring you today'• news
and features today in the DAILY PILOT. And as our young independent
mercbantll, like John Melton here, make their deliveries, we're gearing •
up for another busy day -all J,000 of ua.
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• -TE euUtdlo. • i;pewn , • , ·P'llzl!"trJ«~ r&\>bll> 1119 -• -' • . trC • pl\q( .......... $19,0IO Good -6*.1l!lii Ou< ..,_ ft, Weroho-Opeoi to l'uWlc Finl ,Tltnel . Cal. Rod • .... _ 3 Windy I Aud!Oft S.m iilffEN:Toed ld""'8 n""'1 MINIATURE Seim&-. U :II' Fr'-,,,.,.. Gbtr/le&ll, -e ·WANTID-KITll e -
. I hl -m :;:~' c '::: ~ Behind Tony'1 Bldr. Ml!'l tor adoption, 7 wb, ha,. -ucptnol quality, male. Sloop, ~Pl !. lnimac! moo Good -6f&.ll!ll l ..... '!l,'lr.-1: ' lll•=-:_I :f!l.'I •1, · · • · 20?5\IN-.oi-...... Elrtn ..... wJth111e1r T .. -. .-~ .,. ... ..,..·-.. .-m,9'0 1~~~5~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~~!~!!~ I!!, ~~~ 48" OONTINENrAL Pod bla foe~ Woll delivor; Call WEIMA!Wl§i l\I• m old. Call: Cluck A~._.: ........ Cl'!Jl!!ll ~ , -wilfttat -0 · ..,.~ tU(e w/f t1i.t A vbtyl attl!!r ~ ~ 491-3838 1/21 female ·beaudfa! ~ Mlt Via Oporto. N., • .,...-,.. .... ...,
ltlaa•Slio-Fnlittn0..,$1000 .-.1•/P. ~ff, ,951 :......i:...;:.,.., chain '135. GE W-·· Fll£E 1o qua1 ....;.,, pure No ......... lr<J. S4M234 : ~ * •N-3911 -L ''::: =~1:... 1 , , , 'I ~•---11. &' HJdM.bed "5. S •I of bftd male w)l'e b&lr terrier -... ~ AXC ""' • I -cub -ot· •••· ~115.All"\"i lllldttlyr:l>ld,...,.Uv.ly: ,~.,~,SI~. • ~lllOIQ>lY.ctntor FIB.,S/S,J'ol!'l .IWI.-. '"lxall!Jllfl af 100f 'otlier •oilcelilo l!fetliiiit speclalsl O'edltbopcm.'1289 cccdltJon.IU.JJ:ll "'"" be,...,,1.1.11 ., .. 3mo.••4·,~· ,_ 1n CM,Na._area. ~tU-® · , •'~PcGamoSetJwrodghUr<!nfl'OnU59.95•8FtDecDlva,.&1Lovo s-Goads 9500GE Conoote ,..,.. w/...., !3M091: SU-11l!li , ,,,. ~--:£:rir>'lbl0a tor'-""'· l>oo~ S_p,•'-. Ski ..... 90iil -.. 149\115 e to!: Heazy Spaalsh Coffee table .'29.95 e Lge lil'alchlng =... decl<, ...inu1 cab. Im GPJ 8LK, Or,y 'i '6m 'Up &lk Id• BEAUTI!'l). bladl ~ , l'JrlbOarll, ;cu .or• hom•.
d >&mp tallies •lt.111'• l)e(()raUve Spanish Lamps from '14.95 • Guar 4 SURFBOARDS. 0..Jom ..........., TV w/ cluck Wll.. Eat ,..ll' ud like the 111•1• ~-M<C!G-...,. ht .. .io. ~ --~33 ""', -.TROl--AN-· 'fP-.T-11!,-~-H-p 1 ·--Box Sptlngs & M~ttrtsses ite.115; 15yr. Guar. Quality Klnca & Queens mlni..-io Co•rky C... Pl!. Womana' aolld'I'!' $40. ~ 6 •1ar, .o Id. 1611 7ll!i2 IUI 1al ftlall. Wind C.aa ...,. .......,, 'l.J KlV °'"'·
Al TerrHlc s .. 1 ... 1 ~--· Stldio "St-of Mlltt(91&10 rol/lloble ' .... , Ex. =<!. _..,. b&IJ 110. --' 11n SPRINGE& sp&nlOl po1PPJH> ::;:,.:,m . ~' "· '"*:' d&vtb, oloc -·
Credff · ••..i. Of 18:1 • $35. -113-5398 oft 5. . PRElTt' ltitt.na, 8 wkl. old, .-hlli ~ _hunt_ at ' • ·-· fl3 W RCA rodlo, -INlt• ELECTRIC &oil cart. hea.y lore : halntd, vutety o! "'°"· l'G ea. l;jg:)l>I TllOJAN . -dOpth finder, cono<a..a~
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. Store Mlocella-uo MOO duly , cl•••· S250 ........ yellow. -mDt· GERMAN ·SHEPHERD '!° ..... ~ • -......... --Rtfricemor I' excellent tum: 5'6-Q11'l 1n..9 male, AKC. 3 mo&, lbota., ' OZA.RAN.CE IALE · p&de new bDVILI. reffnt@ed
o • • I I I o . Oar-MAltGIE WEBB cccdltlon, ltoO. ..;_, G~ SiiiPliiiil:, male ~~· • :: ::: = ........ ~ .... Ide" .... new ..... ttnr
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,.,-;.,., FACTOllY 9x 6 ....., .. rus. hll<:k • tan; 211 ycara ol<L SCHNAUUR PUP :ic.• Sea y.,..p;·:::: 131.131> A up-. '15,000. ,(IUl 541·9'60 I • • • · · -IMlerM CLEARANCE SALE Man°""" -Very aced with cbllm.n. <nll 33!><Sl!5 2SIO 'Shelier llland l>r. GM3l2.,...
Behind Herbcw Car W•sh .. -'Enter°" H•mllton .. BonNlnl St. lOIK S. c...t Hwy 271 E. l&lh St C.N. ~. ENGLISH Sp<;.,..r -l 714· :12's-7W a : SKI ar Fiiiihi buet l!!!i!!!!!!!!"l!!!!!!~~i!!!!!!!!!!~-~~~!!~!!!'j'!!!!!!!! ,!.!!\!!;~!!!!!~I t.,una Beach GIRLS Sttn&nY $12. M.af11 FANTASTIC! 4 k 1 t ten a pu)a. A.K.C. 175. Males left • " 1 ~ l'ibli-slul 35hp Mnc. Seais r---Cose •out of su.mmer lash-26" Bike $l.2. (ilrla 16!' Bib hotlsebrkn. Used to ~ only. 96J..Gl3 SHARP. &. Trir. eowr, etc. Lib ,F_u_r_n_ltu_.;.;re;....._~_;l.;cOOO.;.; 0.rare Sar. 8022 Sewl"I MIC:ftlnH 1120 ioo.J at beJ!:rw factm:Y prictos. $8. m3 Oraip.Ave. 6f.2..:i66& love chlldn!n. So. l.agunf. AKC Collle fupa. 6 wka, 1968 17' M&rlin. lttbtl Com. new. $400. 64J-6fi2I or
,. Cood lt)ectioniot pants sets. • , 499-1486 · 7/19 males $!!O. can ~ 1 pm Jlktll pq. uo hp.Mere mJ.11. ~·613-690,,.;..,='====,_~ LEAVING Country! Must ruRNm.mE, p !c t u re. 1969 SINGER. with sl.&:-z.na: • dreuett.tJ?itt11 PJ1 A ~t 70 YDS ,.beige --~t1_o .. ~ am..n·s ... Metal· gym set ~m ·. . er w/fKr!m trfm, compui. 13' YELLOWJACK!.T with
stll all '1ew Danish 110fa washer, di;ri!r, ironer, misc walnut consOle. Makes· but-drea&e1, npw .Priced 1rom ~~.:._~$7~M·~ Free for hauling it a~ayl top,acceu,&etc:l'ullCoUt 35 hp Mercury 1: tr&Uer.
group: One :Heater, one fUnlv~ty Parle) 17942 An-tun boln, du1gna etc., $5.25 $10 to $35. Open MM-Sat ·•· ..-..5• · Cannot be taken apairt Guard ldt w/bi& wbttl bit, Xlnt com. $335 or beat of. 2-Rat~. one cha.Ir. All in &:ell, Irvine, 9 am. Sat July mo. or $38.00 cash. 52f3..fr616 9:00 • 5:00. Sub 12:3G5:00. UPRIGHT PIANO $1!!0 easily, 6'B"3025 7/l9 Hones 1830 Lesa than 50 houri. $28QO. IU. 643-1641
black leatheP & l'Olll!wood. 19 tll 5 pm· Sun July 2{1. NEW DISCOVERY Kivea REFJUGERATOR $S>. BEAUT;;::;;c u c:,, _ _. __.. ..__,. ~after 5:30 p.m. t-!S-, -FBG-LS,--6,-bc-am_llec_p_V,
Cost $700 Must aell USO. One GARAGE & ESTATE SALE Mualcal Inst. 8125 bald men hair ....... 1 .. 1 Not e 5t8-9611 e • u u._. n ,_.,,..._,..,.,., 1ii 3 Yft old resistor:~ na.u. trlr truJ be u . --· • · Huaky, male, aced with Arab oddlnl. cheolDu~ pro. EGG HAllBQR 48!1P enr, Amer. lilt . Y aut u1 new Danish Art Objects, e"tc. after 10 ., palntul tramplant or ex· NEWPORT TENNIS a.uB children and rood watch fessionally . trained, centle, * San Dlqll * vlr1yl Rats, Xll'u, elf, cond.
Miring desk in rosewood 278 Camellia Lane, C.M. Oarinet, Almost new. pensive bait nave, our new hm1br Membenhlp $l550 tJoc. 548-S865 · 1119 loves chlldren. $600. See at· 2 Dal r.,. Hbrs J>lgpla.yed 53S-8868
w/matching black leathf'r SAT Only fil..5. Pic::turea Make offer. 67J.8l>5 ~~ -~ .. ~t plus tn.nda be,~ FOUR AU,,_., kitter111·, ........ Lei.sure World Stables or Nnr Tn>jan G1aa Raiden 1-"JS"""' "'FIBE""'=RG=LASS=~eo=AT~ cha.Ir, Cost $600 Mmt aell "'·-. '--··-'--'..: .... ~ ~ ~ UC~ -~... _.. Troj o•-...... ~-·-.......... -..n ....... 1-$350. One teakwood dining llOlne ....... nusc ·~ tiob. I: antiquates all other 3 PC Lugap $10. Table Siamese, housebroken. All call 494-1039 an u-uRU ~~ Al~'-' .r.~ """
ta.bJe .l 4 chain, $12i One goodies. 2609 Redland.s Dr, rne:tboqs. Fin. avail. Orange P'O'lP wttb ~ Sim 14 ma1eft. Call after 6 P .M. SACRIFICE Sale • ~ Arab 25&0 Shelter Illand Dr. • &IJ.7017 • ·•
complete Spanish bedroom CM Pianos & Orpns 1130 Co.. Hatr ~en.tr. clothes 50oo$2. 70t6 6f6..0U.f , 7/2l mare, "Arab f'Uy," bone 714-~7065 IMt frallera 90ii
"'· twin --l500 TV. 12xlS. 10xl2 rug..... MUSIC CENTER 433 N. 'l'ul1in, °'"""' G. H OFFSET Prlll!inr 3 FEMALE II .Genn; Shep. ""'"'· """""mad• lack. 3'' anus Crall trkabln, ----"";:;; Mu.Rt .ell $225. 2528 misc bousehoJd items. July 6J3.0Ul (diacountononkr200Aowr) & " Toy CoWe ~pies. 9 2 horse traner. All or part. stateroom. bedroom A JDGHWA.Y 1ni!er fm' U '
Andover, CM 546-1188 19, 10-6. Garage No, n.n, Or•ng• County REFRIG $80. Desk $25. 171 H Rivenlde, NB 6C-a wka., and 2 c h 1 eke n a . Sil-1148 plley fl)'inc ·bridle, auto boat. $1CO. 673--8563 •
FJNE Old ItaJ,lan Empire 1741 Tustin Ave., CM. KNABE e WURLITZER Ladies bathing suits, 1arst ORCHIDS $2 .. $5 549-2382 7/22 GENTLE but •pirlted
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sofa.', "Eictl • cond. suitable DINETTE, .c chain. cokr C'ONN • FISCHER selection n. nch. Swim-2lll5 Thwin, CM 548-4448 3 LQV ABLE t1&u striped. w/tack • stall. Cal Donna w: 300 .,_ ........ . _ .....,., Marine Equ ln. • fOU•
tor Uvinc room or entry 'IV, 3 bar stools, chair, set Rentala.Teacbl~-sal@I ming poota roe up. Hand & kittens. 1 brown. two pey, afttr 4 p.m. 644-0439 ..,, · u .. , .. ..,,. • .,,,.,,_., t;. -
baQ..Appt...CalJ'13-593f, dialle8.Mi9c.etc.313381'1.)' TakeSama.AnaFre~to prdtn tools 2c5 up. New Ml W tac1 ' l6lO Weaned 1: trained. 7 wks PALOMINO pLi:ltnc by l~~M~bi~ ~~nwi~32-cJ:
SMART Bar stool&,.~ La..C.M.548-4835 • Main.St.turn-ottthen 1h0es 25e "up. Ladles pa. SC. In old.968-6336 private ownr. Tack V .• P._, ___ 11~ pot.TV.·orotberi .. -...J.
.back & ,;ms. ,$15. Nearly «1uth to: jamu, new $2. Blouses Zic 2 SWEET Ki"-_ ....... to avail&bJe H Meded.' $-6ST1 enc. ery ~ · ._.. · -•"' -r btw bed Cooch PJ, Coffee GA.RAGE SALE. -Not the Gould Music Company up:-Boy's I: girl's bikes. $3-..... ns. ~~ ~!~537-3717, ~ ~r 5: pUancu: from. an effidelt ~ ~. f(.50 Call ~~ts~ Sarir~ 200 N. Main, SA 547.oo81 ~A Superior, C.M. WCE. APA.Y..SMOHRE . .~~~th.Jr'wht. ~ l PLER, ... UVl,ocANk IMO ............... • . = =GI'~,,,,,.~
.aft 6 PM C.M. 6 WEEKS * $12 .. Guinea pip. S.llboats -· 90l0 -· -~ Watt mil!> n . ~~ ~~:. dL~•k' '~ cl•a: • ..1!~ .... ~...i"'::. REFBJG.-Norwe. white,. im· -""B-m'.AL'IHYiattens. 6 wq B&:utttq2toncha1red. 2mo1 • . ~-s;-N-· w ..... .., -=vu~•·· .. • --........ n . .,..,...... ............., mac:ulate $65 Sideboard old $2. Breedtrs n 9). BRAND NEW, 'Bt.utltul '69 ""~ •OJ. ..... _~ _Qt&M., _Q)Jld. ~J..li t. tournlt.ure. AuctJon__ 8025.,_Juty 29 at-1-PM.. Prarlice Dudlb med.-~-fuilln ~ ____ -. ..__ old, to imt .b-~m ~_,._ ~lSM -•. ,,.,.-=.:-Ctieyiter-U. 13': 'boucht "'DW;scs..m:P""· _.. ~ ~ .. m..~~ , •Furniture• erg.nir available. Join the china cab, ·neva:mar t.opl For fumlture, sppliances, 496-585l -7/21. MWlulyl0.'69.uaed;Jbn. MARINE 1 me ._ BEAUTIFUL MedHerranean fun! REGISTER. NOW! $45. Coffee A 2 end tables, colored 'IV; pianos, Ol'i'f.l'lll 2 Kl'ITENS, 1 jet black. 1 ALFALFA HAY Dacron Aili. wood noor. ,2 tr&nl:ul*ion,"~'!.n'troill ~h aten:io cabior:t, 6'. Appllanctt • Color TV HAMMOND nevamar tops $17• 'Recliner and anttquee. • white lonc·ha.ir. GenUe with $2.15 11,e--$47. Ton center boards le anodimd Lt props, 1eata, wtMtbl~
$1llL 56-6709' ~ AOK AUCTION In CORONA DEL MAR $lO. Kitchen trypan. elec o.y or night chUdren. 839-6632 7/19 637-6143 tiller, 1 tor. _compart: Good lnlltrurftenta, blowers. ~
ANTIQUE · O\erry ·Harvest 'Tm Garden Grove Blvd. 2854 E. Olast Hwy 673-8930 clock S2. Kenmore fireplace ~20 l LONELY kitten waiting.for RABBITS S2 Hutches $3 fbr learnlric or racln;. bo&rd ru tankl. 5f9..m30 •
(able, iteuonablel ~~in,;:i~ ~· iM~~ FrA,ftChlM CloMOUt _ pa heater $17. Volley ball I home. Sparkl..lna penionall-Chocolh.te Dutch. G 0 0 d Com.pl with trtr. Val $J..5'!l, •57 35 ffp· "":;]'
-·:-~ ''83.1-1026 -Estate consgnmt, ~po. Nt:':" The t.ador7,hu.orde~ clOit post $3. 543-7543 $ w ·£ BUY $ ty. 968-4397 hn!eden MS-9611 aell $11~ or . otter. A1io pump in Xlnt c 0 n . WH~.:.:.. ....... ~ 1175, out of 4 Conao&e & 2 Spinet * PATIO SALE * FTY rn•NSPORT'TION A.van without trlr. ru. N. RA!cently overhauled . • _.. · · 1100 Pia.n6s on a ooa:t-plus b&ai.s. ONE kitten, rrey kl white 3 """' " ~frotlt. Bl. 6'1'5-4«5 96i-3&3l
wh dWr w/ otto $50. Appliancn· Never again piano barplits sAT/SUN. M $ FURNITURE $ m0«. We're leaving the Boih & Yacht• 9000 FIBERGLASS 21' Sloop..at119 I ..:;;:..;;;:::==~~~-1
539-8734 FRIGIDAIRE 2-dr u 1 e d like tbese! Fil1lt come· fiht 612 Golden:rad. CdM APPLIANCES country. 5f6..l188 7/21 -4. plley, enclOMd bead. '6& EVINRUDE Out·Boud
re1r;geralol', autom. def:rolt, served. Sofa. Brkfst table & 6 chra. ln'l"T'"IMl<IS; .n -•-Box BOGARDUS YACHTS Dacron sail.a. roller ;......i. ... , mOttir, 6 HP new, 55 BaDi:ia WARD'S •••-WJN -~10 Tel~-•--h & much CalorTV-PitRo-Ste•••1 ....... ""', ...._ ~ •'OCNI. •"~ .. Coves NB. Ofter Offlc.._f __ u~~lture IQ19 14 cu It, $75. Many other ~ ..,,uu "'......,. ... """'11,; 1 1"9cewfit ... NI ~te-tood-borne;---Z!-Owens '62...R.Tel .•• .........,_ outbotld.-NICEl TR..Y 2:.-' •
-new '69 Models at cbe-Out 1Bl9 Newport, C.M. &tUM4 J1llX'C'. CASH IN It MINUTU 836-4493 7121 25' 01l"il O'Nlter V-1 •• $1.& $2300. Jerry 615-6081 GiiiYSLER. ZI HP l9U New.
SfANDA.RD otfice desk w/ prices. Tremetldous Sa"'" HAMMOND • Stelmvay • Ya. W E STMORLAND Sterlin&" e 541-4531 • 3 a>AL BLAOC KITI'ENS. 1!11T G~~!<-l '01 'M62_',1111~ a>LUMBIA Deftnde:r 29' Controls and acceuxies:. left hand fttuf'll. Bmwn irws! SO! atHENDERON'S, ma.ha · new & used pWm Silver Crywtal, China . -r-"' ,. " """ Exoe ....... n.. 11 main. _...._ ________ ,
wood fin. tap noo. 548-6258 1877 ifl.tbor Blvd. C.oata ot an makes. Bert buys tn Dealen Eat. Inv. Sale. s O:we!' an Orab&:• • LA Co'• * SfJ...131l * 7121 '3' Soop, bnatiful.l •• '5500 wrJA~ ~ rat> --------
Meu, 548--0155 So. C&lll. ...... ..... Beaut. Pima. Trem. S&v-• WANTED 2715 w. Cout Hwy,...,,,., .... --3 "" old. ~sue Moorlnt 90M Store Equipment I012 .Kpj.140JU:. ~ .,.........,.. SCIW1DT MUSIC 00, 1np ll!S-mt • 4 LONGaURE!l Jiittom, 7 '61 GUSSPARC lt&Jlo n , '°" bclow-0>0! tar--:;,;_"'-';.;;r; __ ..;_;.;;.;=.:...""-''-'1 mAiCs;:..~tii.":: .. mp1e..11 ..m.aiiled $40'.' 1!81.N.Maln, TABLE ···•·Delta $" FURNrTURE wklold,tnlned.~<Olloo,l lnboanklulboud.120Men:. u1.-... -REWARD Off ....... 15'
gilt boxes. cufion'l dlspla.)' Hotpolot wasber, ~·new . Santa Ana Brink's compl'ftn." I: run. TOP CASH IN 3Q Mlnutn black, 2 srey, 548-1932 7119 Cruiser with po'Wel' jeJ A GLEN L ~·, ~ coD-aallbot.t sllp. Mut haft
fudufta. %" &:lala for SfJ), 540-127T "HAMMOND C-2 beautiful U " lkill •"'-~h Qt.Wity "furnlture. ~ TV'a, * KITrENS * power trtm. Full CIOYI!!'. didon ulM barzalrt water A po1"er • .la.
lhtlvea, 6' island, display G.E. America?Jli "Dlb, oven wlllnut. i-.....Sepan.le speaker grinder, lb .. drill lbOtor slereo9. appllancn, toob:, 3,,~:mlte, 1 era.>'• 6 wks. ~~.' ..... ~ e~.!:...~.4111 at -la~ rlreed,_ ·~~-=.:,.u~-~ ... -12~.-,~ .. ~~~-ll~'.I
wrl.t, eustom wrap counter. Range, copper. RotiU. Used cabnts. .r lne for chW'Ch, Ma1\Y miac woodworkin& office equip. U'1irl688 7/n uuw• Ki"'M.t..f~'-~ Alla, fiberzlua@d, ,, ..... ":'"""' _..,.. ,,1 646--004.5.. 771 £,. 16th St. 1 yr. Coat $500 _ .ell $200. club or home. S1495 or offer. t.ool1. SQ..3859 . 531-1212 SERVEL Gaa retriger'ator, owner. ' atalnleu steel. fiainr with Up b? '" mut. :
C.M. Ph. 546-:6127 :~ ~amal.I IJ'1lhd 1n KIRBY vacuum c I e a n er ATLAS Marine Skipper Pl perfect condition. 673-2158, LIVE aboard 45' Tri&btn trafhr. 642-6565 ·. .gn.7449
EASY Washer/dryer com· e. ":'laltach: ·' pjJbet. XLNT qtne handbook. 1111 W. Bay, NB 7/21 Chris F .B. 100·wss, fathome. 'ccuwNADD .. 21t..No: 60Ci'liii ~ Space needed im-
Garage Sale ·. ·.fP22 bination. Pmect Cond. No con<rand CtW'· Pay oU CalJ 675-3341 ' FREE fema.!e tabby calico ter, 2.5 KW Onan, davits race equl~ Deluxe in• m,td~l_ely· for, 28' ~·
INDUSTRIAL, G~ reasonable offer . refused. Uprlg;,~~ $7S balapce o1 $39.61 or take WANTED: OLD TOY kittent, hse trnd. 2 mot. old. and dinghy anchor winch. teplor Aux. pd'Mr.· Im.mac. Pmn.:.or temp. 873-1397· •
eo.1. c.o-l J"'" 19, ~1361 overPQment.. Credit Dept., TRAINS. ~73f9 aJ't 5 pm. 7/22 Chr>'.1• Imperial en&fnes • Leavin&' ana. tac. "'500, l'.OR Rent: 14'&'' x 38' U...sJ,tp ~~ ""~x.-.,,w. 53$--~ • Phone &C-<XlS2 * PERSIAN mother -"'!ndc1M•-7430 ·, Altft 8 PM. -1m . • -,.....,._tie)'. Ye.,.,., f@ 0..e:c, i:3fnc.~iill.A . S; ~G~ut:!!ic se~~ PIANO • ~nut Spinet. ' BARGA.INS W'ANTED steamtt tnznk for home ' b-bet tabby 1. 23' TROJAN Expreaa. Ji5 hp HOBIE-Cat 14' Catamaran "montb. '6'J3....6llO· ~
Santa A . _ .. ,tlo •"M uo • ..;,. USED FURNITURE _,,_ ...i..i R.ULU~2 V-8. Bait _tank. 51? '!. nd.kt. Leu .. than 1-11' old.·. $975 i Eastwood, n • • Vuy good l,XlllW n ..,.,. * ,,_...,..,. * ~ ~ltiives. ~~-".... Call .Ten J ~_,. -Depth finder. mommatlc Alao: 18• Catamaran, llOlt, loo .y ·-~ 54fl...«m. Lncatilll _b t w n ~ • KlMBALL piano. Xlnt cond. Beds Dinette., Deaka, Cribe: .,..._,,_, FREE kittens, JS Wka, Ing head. Bayalde Vlllqe slip fast, $750 351.65 Beach Rd. . t , ........ ~ WGrandamt"•s~ ... ~:::T;.~ GENERAL ELECTRIC Veryorantewoodwork. cbesb,• &Milc.!S50A..SU..u......a..I balttd, 3 blac·Jc , 1 D;, N.B. P2SI). (TlC) 'Ca~Beaeh.·49&-l513 Charhrl fOlt
~. Verlfax1 copy vuiauc ... __ • ......... perlor, C.M. 6f6.SlM *' KITI'ENS 2 Id ' P~ aw.; Da cro n CAL )I for•arAJt'TD • .. ....,...,.... _..... •••·--"-.. --~. · 1 ate $3Xl Call for •rmt 56-0371 · ~· nerv 1tc. 1700 blk/whtte. &G-776C ' Tru 879-4478 1
macblne. Carving ca.sea, ap-model. xlnt cond. $50. BALDWIN Acro!Jonlc Spinet VINYL TILE.Lin ol e 8 m, HEAVY-d.Ub' roto-tiller. 3 mos 0 19' GLASTBOll. 221 cu tn. ..q.,•-Brua a s.1 natnl ·pS dQ "SUIO"""'*
prox 71x17 1n. Mlcrophone1. 847--BllS Pia.no. Xlnt cond. 5901 Asphalt Tile _ Beentifld col-apereda ~ 1 revene. ho u 1 e bro lee n.. Ca I I complttely owrbl.uled, 'MW '1bers;lu buiJ. immac: CDnd.'. e· 8*2957 ·• . ,
Speakrn. · FREEZER 16 cu ft, frostless Bonlyn Dr., H.B. 847~ on a nd patterm. Free Exttilent COQditlon. For £162..&846 7119 top & full mw:t, 2 Uye..bd trailer $825. 5464141
GARAGE Sale: 361 Jurnlne u~t. $80. Refrig. 14 cu tt WANTED estlma.tR. Uc. cont r . sale or trade fDr front throw CALIOO Ki~~. female loves aac~, A-1 oand. ir D~Y Sailer. Complete
St., Laguna Beach Jub.19 ~ Frigidaire $35. Both top SPIN£I'S &: GRANDS 546-U78. lawnmower, power ed&er small dogs. &U-6937 1rn $2825 615'6595 i ~pment, i1'clude1 Onahore
2.0, S-5 • .C94-t19D . MlrkingcoM.673-6257 6.16-36'lO POOL TABLE Md/orT6U-5Clll FREE kittens to go o d 19~LYMAN Inboard, UOhp. &lboablandmootlne.
R 1 mod , I e d: Quality BRONZE colored 1tove, dbl PIANO WANTED BruMWi<::k 5 X 10 "Gold CRANE. drill preu a; motor, homes. 544-SC4 7/23 ll eyl, Gray Marint. Exo!I. Phone 548-3331 _
fttrnl.shings must go! Twin oven A: broiler. 3 Y1'I old, (213) 877·1035 Pvt Party Crown" Like new. Genuine wood lathe I: 10011, band l -BEAUTIFUL blk loving cxind. 835-7895 John or lT O'Day OayAiler
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or weekly. 67S-2BOI btdset com.pl., antique bed $185 or best otter· 642-7377 • • alAtt, top of tht line. 897-0466 a.w A lbl. $150. 962-8727 kitten. 642-7764 7122 546--0370 uk far D l c II: Olmo $1750 ... Vied $1350
steads. bookae -de5k, 9 cuerc feet Refri&erator Radio 1200 .55 FORD, eng needs work, 2 F'LEALESS biaky box Beauchamp. 14' O'Day URd ........ S500 _....;. _______ ,
lampo, cctt .. lb~, mt~,· $35. R-· .. -c ox-·~ --., make offer. 6-Yolt radk>, FREI: TO YOU h'a;""'1 k!Ue.; • ......OS. 8' FLAT • buttomcd, """' Fun ....,. -•Co. Balboa ::;A::;lrc="::cft'----':...1;.;00 rugs.beddavenportau11Vt> *539-8'734* ~·1 ...,.., ....... ~ ll 1S boat Vamlahed maho1 11 11 new $50. Wall heater, misc Elco 324 IJgn&l I~ n.' :~la. worklll wt S . HUGE IJ"ffn eyem and iweet 4 KITI'ENS, 1 wkl. old, 2 aea~ A trim in 1d. cond: 'ii' SLOOP, inbd, Pl S. PIPER Soper CruiJe!' 19CT.
household goods. 2 DR. Frigidaire refria'., Like Wiloox-Oa,y tape re<.'Ol'der, playful dlaporitlon make thls while. 2 ll'AY· S'8-ot09 7122 complete w I oars. $145. ~~ ~~t = Low time. Excellent m~
SAT 1 Sun. Movina:! Mu.at ~:,465 Lalye size. $125. $100. Call 6'6-4921 CARPET . . 8 mo/old araJI' tl white FREE kltttns 548-W33 7119 ~1754 548-643f Ed Zehner dltion. Price neeoUable b'
Sell! Furniture, rel r I g, GARAGE 6 &WATE SA.LE Sha;s, tweeds, hl·IO pile. ).ll Persian spayed cat a vtf'Y ~· OWENS Sea .. kllf XLNT lf' NAi16NAL new deck, me. CorWder molOl'cycle, .{·
ailvm-. china, banjo, Smuld. F~ ::. ~~ :5hi: = Art ObJecU. etc. after 10 colon. Free eat. Lie Contr, special pet 847-7769 7122 PETS end LIVESTOCK cond.. 15 bra on new 327 ena. trailer aood cond. S275/ot. 3 or ! U part. 61')..0U Gr
k1 t ch e n ware, antique fol' garg. stor. 675-7085 278 Camellla Lane, CM. ~78. 7 YR. old eoc:k-a-poo, •p&yN Catt ll20 SIS rad, belt tank, dln&by. fer sis-m4 6'13-QkX> Chet 11.
typewriten:, mlsc. Items. BOY'S Stinar&¥ bike ~· female, blk. Lovt• children. Must 1ell $4900 78!)-1087 A ' $1900 aive1 )'Otl 113 Int tn
3210 Delaware Pl .. C.M. LADY KENMORE a:i_onla~~ Televlalon . 1205 Pcwer mower $25.. Glrl I 1"1ust find good home. mov-SIAMESE kittens 9 wka, box 397-3782 area oode 213 lJDO 14 w/trailer. New clean, low-time Cet3na 172
54.'' ROUND tablt, 2 leaves, :!t~si.l::.1.= --~ 16'" bilcilf' $8. 1513 On.Dae, Ina. Doe house included. trained, Bl~ Seal Pmnt. S20 $67 WE'RE movlnil U' aall• I: l'lalnl· Immac! at O.C. Alrpt. call m...-
6 ehaln, Elec dryer, old RENT OR BUV CM. 642-5665 545-4340 7/'J2 each. 835-057.C, 543-3839 heavy for hard uae, mm-$895. 675--l781. or MS-7154 Wkdai 838-3728 eves.
school desk, elec train, crpt. RE FR I G ER ATOR $40 COLOR TV Quality ldng bed, quilted, COCK·A-POO eute 1 l t t J e SIAM.ESE Sealpoint 1Gttel1ll blned motor & sail. fbla. on 26' ENDAVOR, Ira: acttw ·
swttper, bowl~ ball &: Frigidaire with good side St Month Up Complete, un.~ $98; worth male puppy,'2.!Ai mm. old. to Trained males, perm. 1hor.. bottom. 14' mut I rudder. Nwpt clul. Top equ\p. Flylnt LlllOM 9150
bag, other good lNyL 2451 bottom lrefter, 549--0507 ALSO $250. Arttt 5 or wkndl. iocd home 'fflth fencd yd. us;. ~7843 Lort1·unuatd Aili. ST3-6&W Price J4850. (213) 2'lM936 -""'
Norse Aw., C05ta Mtsa FRIGIDAIRE refrigerator, STEJlID.REFR.IGERATORS 847-0406 64J.M80 '1118 1968 SKIP Jack 2) Law 22' I" PEARSON Enalp. SKYDIVING
10 CU. Ft chest mettr $100. good condition $95. 646-8578, WASHERS OR t>RYERS * FOR SALE: Living: Room 2 GROOVY Kittens t~ it ......._ ll2S Hours SS, 1' .B. Blminl Mere $2,500. Complete with watti, '
pool vac bouae • bead. leW• 5f6....M2lli OPnON TO BUY fumJture, Frost-Free retrle, b I • ck 'I r J I • L 0 ye • ~ Cruiser 160. F.c:rtru $6,CO). ....u. • outbrd. 5'8-3331. . .Newport BU.cll.1 $cw cil
tng machine, IJWl&le, head-KENMORE wuhtt $2S. ~ 54M51t tape recorder. '61 VW. &G-2248 7121 Ai..uicAN Malamtrtff-faled 548-4843 SAlLl'ISH; new ..n. Wood Sb·Olvinc now t:U.tsw IP'
board. other mllc. !um. mont Dr>or l'G. Good .,,.. S43-""'2 u...-!iMANJ( lrllleno •II &I( pupil, Ai<C, be&ut11111 FOR, QUICK SALE bull' wt1h "" ,_,,, pljcatlom, -i'!!IM •&
962-7352. 20ll2 Imporlal COve di-$4$-3337 · MAGNAVOX • JI." Color G ..... Sutibuet.t Sale Slemeoe, II Mame, ..,._ -· -I 1amJ11 &so. ll' C>aracler boo~ clean. $!lXI. 5'3-79CI .,. 518-1234 aok !or 'Ulll>e;7
1 LI. H.B. I ll lO T.V. Welnut -.,......,. !.<'' 2-l'JO, 1.r-& , t1!ort or"' tan. -Tiii -· -· eaq <o 11CO. Call Aqu.aUc Ce-. 1f' SAILllOAT -· lrl!n J, -..--------ii EVERYnllNG muat bt IOld Anti~ cabinet. Good condition. StU114 Kr'ITEN, 2in mo. She'• ~ lit-train. Perfect show dog1, 5l1..Q25. canvu hap • Good cond; 1 • . ,ft
by July 25. Unimat $100. 4 MA~· ·"Early Vie-$185 cash, 514 7tb st. HB. Poroelalnllnt. 21.xlZ. tie lover • silver snr. lood for br~dtnr. SNOWBIRD No. G) fl: hQU. $225. 538-2741• . ~leHomet ____ ._;' ::;:~I -~~O:~ =~~ tor I a ri' cha i r•~S,-4 O. 536-3885 with ctirome lauoet. &t6-'1285 '1/lJ ~pure ' S120 new !'<'ard· $350. G~hop-a• SA.BOT 1tq11,. $250. Jm.l LAGtJMA Beh Mobile ~·
).g 1;_751.,....t Occb Blvd., Grandlaf.!1t'r e lo e k $2'.ZS. ; EN TH TV 1 2 6'' 675-0l95 WHrrE Furry female felfue • Ptt 7 dina:h)' w/Ml,t. ~ Fil..,.,.ter. Buntirwf,oo ffar.. 1 Mr, 1 ba. Be11.u.t \!JI ~
.oa:i"-.l 1M11.J'l'JC1 Small Aide dn.wet Mtk Black/white, 1% yr old. 8' CUSI'OM surfboard 2 yn old. de-clawed . PURE·BRED Gennan U&ed l 1euon.tj'13..l11Q1 bor. (2l3) 51790 ol Mntna. :r:ll02 €1t ,..,,.
t -v1.rv-.. 1. P'.)D. ManUe dock $!j0; Le(> ?etfect ~itlon s 5 0 . perfect condition; l year old 645-1688 1/21 lhort.halr pointer puppies, s L t R"' N I "17 -F-23. NC7I'Iq!I NO'tJCEI Due to writer S2S. Tea caddy no. 67)..9'Jj2 S50 7-6591 wkl, dew claws & talll earn O , OW ' 12' Al.CORT Sa I I f·I • h 1 • :fhbfJnllirznu~.::l ~:~ ~~ :.~nk ~ ~ BJ?< (6 white TV with TRI~~AY Eexrciaer • G:~ ~~i ~StMsi"r animal at ~1~ Sc~~~~5 :rps. ~new~ ·~inlabed.,, ~~~°i~'Jd:~ pi.~te 3 bedroom houleful "Of carriqe lamps $10 ~a. ~~He= ~·:1::: ~~n~;~~· Ok tarae yan:l ....... 122' 7/71 GREAT DANE. Female. * NEW ,.,.. dlngl\Y im LIDO 14. Dae. aallt. ad-SE()OO. ll73-23lJ
tµrnittae. Everything Cots! Wash bo9.•I set $25. lron 60-3089 ' BIG black fuU¥ J>Ullll7, Black. One year old Factory: 2117 S. ~ St, cond. $150. Days: aJ5..63lSi -ra+R S~. 8x«t « ~ rm Oak St., C.M. 642--6882 bed•. let $50. Spinnina PLAYPEN I: peda $12. 2 male. in poodle. 6 Jl10L W/pt.pen. Obedience trail> Santa Ana (nr. WU'Dlr • ewa: l7J..«IM ' er. $55. alJ"09I tr hcli; Jn
NO JUNK.""""-· 11ne... -· mo. T .... hy """ HI-Fl a st-1210 Virtue bc;ge chain"' each. --1/U ... 838-3ZiO NWDt lrwy) -lll' aJl'PER, c t Ass be. N.11. ~7111.
D"lisc. h • e b Id. Jirl'• .SS0. Red fqfted .ettee $].SOO. New coodltm "'"'29fT I MONTH old .BMcle, m&le. rEMALE Dmde. 3 mos. '16 BOSTON WhAJlr lf...t 1 l&Dboat. Oleli? DELUXll: ..... •• ,,.._
play1h!Dp.Satl.&m9:304 BlacktutteddlJ'brdSSOO. U68 &cA. bom 11 ,.n.BA'ITERIES•VSU1Sa.~ AKO hi· Good with Llwb'· Studud abe. 4 w/Jobmoa ID. Sitts. '*60-Gltl* adult Jllft. CK. Immed
Ull2 a.ttan:r. Turtle Rock. M)..(J68T ~or~ tettalnmcnt ellrttt_uJ31'M ~ V $5.95 a. 1'111'· U mo..~ children. •60-3233 T/23 whli. """' m llhota $15. l7Mll1 dQI. a.1919 eve CAL• fliill 8llfldppld. race~ JC& ~ .. •
Irvine. m..<m4 Sat/SUn only. ~·w5= eablnet Sl.flklld batt. 61)8) CUTE ldtlt1ll, IOY9 peopie. tJb..M07 16' dLASSPAR AY'afon, CftdA Its ndlo. WW.~ iOxk~~ .
HOtJ8EllOLll Sale ID octile Larry MOrfOn AiiilqUOI Retalll l1llOO. Our .,...; REATILA~ ---loolt tor bome. amit1AllUA, male: ' moo. -• tr&8cr. llllll "11. oldor """ -ble ollerl ~ ~ ":!c. '=' !'.ata~ All mu1t Go! Ont WoWd )'aCI bellew? Donn $10'15. &«rZ'UJ mw. 11.t ofter or tr'tdit ftr J'fte. Call l'l5-Ul2 1122 old; white w/fawn spOta; * '°"11• * Call MWT11 '"'" ......... ,....._ ·~
dly """'' SUCday. July al n>ll!Dpdeskl,nloak<a ... , NEW8ean-blest<rco2 tent War-.136-42711 GERMAN -l'uPPJ AKc. -· •ll I» Moo. iii GLAS.1PAR; 15 bp 'JO'T1hltlKllch$2JOOo-*•T.,~w,.....,...., an GatJ Pl. Ne" p 0 rt china cabinets. aecretarya. spkl'I; • Jpd. Wll: " brown '68 HONDA ISO, xlnt cond. P'fmale, • imnthl old. 'S4M200 f Johrmn. $MIO. A T.O.P. ar MC. AS LS. gm So St. Malo. ~ti w:dumi. ........
lteiltlta " =· =~ mb= = color. 45 attch. $50. m-ara ~75. S-pc drum •t, bi-bat A 951-11171 T/22 OOLIAE. reclltered. sable. S S1900, 536-1171 w. Corina (21S) M.. eve adult part.•• Jim
SATURDAY·SUNOAY Wboletoie•....U."'8New: ln<o. "'"""""°·-DARLING loveble...,-. BeAutlllll.'lneUU..,nt. lS'CABIN6iiliirw11! .. ISLANDERl!ehama:lf'lulty IT'S-,i-u,....-1
"""'"'' Off~ """'a\': porl Blvd., Costa M.ia. llO'OOROLA Corool< Hl·FI, BEAU'l'lFUL blonde .... !or otrlpcd kittens. 10 w!<a oltl. -!nlned, papon. 1100. , ~ OB, trlr, lul1t eqpd tor .......... •lcb!lct .... •leob ·-.aii tliil · )IJ'-rd b'pt"""iJtt. 548-1'3.!3 -exrl cond Record• Ind .. ..._ Worn one month. paSd 5'9-4398 aft I PM 11'2 m..sn 9Jl.l.IP· $1050. '87...cl52 NeWl!ld alll, ua..a31 l>AJLY 'JlllLDT ~;-"· l~ = canfater CHASE upright plam. New SlOO. Ole. 5t()..Jl17, m $85. ~ $40. ~7462 5 TO CHoC:isE from: Pup. 2 YR Grtat Dint, male, •ANTED to Liit. ik1 Lt. CX1'llili:AN1 cr;pr 14'1 RCtioll NOWI
,_ ~ 1 Ane: <:M kt)'l .. felt. 8J )'1'¥ old. )loy-llT>M SNAKE ... reptile tlJtJt" fl5. pin, 7 wb. Cockn'/Tmiet" tawn, AKC. mallt..Uer. ~ JB', lood «Jftdttioe, Jub' all a1aD. a> Ill ft o1 -U. -'i''-'-'--'---. --1
1;1,:..,,';;.;,;,,;.,,;_,;...=c,'==,..,.,., 'il>t,!100• !MH06l WALNUT Colle !able,...._ -mix. -7/'ZI ·.Ul:&!lil. . A A-t 6IJ.80B7 lleD w/lrlr. 6fMl62 nu: 11J11NtvJ:l\11111'1 • iJAiiAGES&l•Ja~-~d ·NO-llr-tttio,Jl!ll AM/f¥. £llJA -OLD llbnt7 !able U!,OESPERATELYn«daccdOOClt·~P\!P~1,2moo1''_BOAT •/l<lll<r ilJ!O • UdOUwl!lllr&ller a,,._, --· = l.~boW r:_1 • :i!'· ~~ ..n It wilh a DAIL'r I-tract ""1n deck ta,pe port.Ible 1ewlnc machine homes tor 2 klheM 3 rno11. old, all blade. no o-pen. SS.. &o04 ftshbla" bol.t tor baJt, • $800 * l'or u ad to Ml 11-.1
9&.1 aen:'t~ c.~. ' · PILOT oawttw ad. pJaytr. S5D um &n-tue: m. kt aft 1 pm, &U.Q34 old. HJbttm. &e&-1403 7/lJ ~ 5..~ 1.. ~ tbe dock. dial MMlf1t.
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PARK cs .,.. S25. w.m1 -a1t s pm. • '°"""""" d"P bl.. kid BRAND NEW 1 ~691
dear,-.. -eo.ta RECDm.Yttb1t4cy1.1 .. , """'wonch.'!IJ'clal-. DATSUN 1'°"'"•1h<ftnteriat.·Ev•" ·4 SPEED AUTOMAnC TiliNS •ea. Ntw • ..._ Adlllt =· ~ 8:' =·o: ~ i:';..Rer!i:' =:a :.'~~::~~: !.: •CHOICE OF COLOtS e DISC IMKlS •
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Radio,'l.Jc. GPZ. 17t.
$197 • Bott O..ls Are Al
DEAN LEWIS l'lrtl Now OPENf Moltdo 64S-lll2 alt s ""' . $2495 967 DA"'"llN -wtr. .....,, tu 11 •FRON• WHEa o•••• . • LEAT""'""NTHIOR Hotnt plldl.y Madel• a . 1"1 PCl"'U· _AM.FM radiO. ~h • 1~~~~ • IMMEDIATE_DEUVil'{ Sales ottbi loc:aJod at Padt. c 0 R v A IR • -b b I ·nor -' fine cOndltWI, fll JJ&QI to DklVE YOU.RS HOME TODAY! l96S Harbor, C.¥. 646-ml OPEN matDfold/oorb 'l65. Toch 6 STATION WAGON belleve.S.O ond<ll'!Ye!Oday. iCl-IECKolOUR WEEKEND SPECIAL ... RED .1.0. .. "But; Jm.. ~• . M cyl $WI. llentilo "" $10. . • ---"··-oond
19311 FORD Orlc!n&I FOid Coupe, Vory
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1960 CLASSIC Nereedes 23>-
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$13)0~qn J!tW eflline. ~ech.
pedtd..1'iew cloth top. AU· ,,.,. moo. 494-8319 f A111 T0 6 p '=-==·~="====! · 1· 1969 AUSTIN AMERICA FULLY EQUIPPED "~-w : c1bn cpl artan MOBI'• '. DATSUN A,utomatlc transmtssSon, 19.• with eutom•t,ic; trtrt1mi11ion. extremel,y qulet, one adult
""'\.Ull LC Tr1ller,1Tr..-f N25 dlo&ndhef,ter.Lloensenum. Rd' h t t O I 9000 ·1 ;;· special P:.!.,~ Ra«1 Cars,«.CNlt ~!-:;:~=.;' =-"r,,, .. ~--"'=~ .. ..;-c;:;.; .. c;'<J,;::.. ~ bet ~UJ$i5S5 3100 w. °"'' fflY)'., N.11. • 10, .$ ... , .. 6 ... 9" y s' ~·.. '66 vw L= :.v:ly ·-
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spare engll'lft. AD brand
new. "'"'14.13 HOME SAW
9700 1750 Whlttiet' Av•
. Costa Mesa .
714: 642-1350
·~ " DOT "2·9400 M0.17~ for. SUnrool. MH. l'OO(f fir. ~CM is:~ Bemardino '!i..;E=:~~v:~ ;:;:: AU.lhorir.ed MG Dealer ALSO e•; JOO). m-3074 Autos W•nhd
:BECl~A:;U;,SE;;_;we;;o.;:;doo;,;,,,'t-lli<~e-ra~I 962-<1193 DATSUN '67 '?CE hardtop roadster, S•• Our &old Seal U1ed1 Cers '57 VW O:mvertlble, 1aw1---------1
I · --------17,000 mJ. I'mm acu late ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST SELECTION"1JF mlleqe, &'l)O<l coodition.-'WE PAY···
rough t when camping. we R--t'n vo•lc'·· 9515 ~-... _ ... p . L ' l~~.. AH I ' Fo ., .. _1r1 .... tt:'7tl; n··. ~ -c s lift looking fDlr a l5'·U" -n ._ ......... me .... ..,, ..... a/FM. One oncne s, mv s, • •• ty s, , rr..-1 a tu ...... ..,.... • "'J""!NfN A H
ims Beach mw. owner . .f94--2925 ewe. LIDO Poe_nlrwula. id e a I trailer in ne!d of repair that NEW GMC ...,_nt -'-Uon. Tn.iltl!!' aomeone wants to unload for · Huntirvton Beach '61 JAG MK 2 dn. Gd mech '68 VW Camp mob 11 e ~-· -CHEAP pr! 11 ,..._ L-" % Ton H•ndl .. Bus _ _:,,M2::.·.;.7181cc.ar:c.;54tl-044.;.;.;_2 __ 1 ·cond. Needs body wk. -Wes.....,,"'ia A/C. R/H. 4 w/ large cabana. New w/w a Cl!. u"" li•11:11 _ ._,., ''1':~-crpt. Stow &: refri.gmllor. ta In good condition. ''''e'll do 8 puga.nger, V-8, aulomatic oz: trade. 548-6868 new Wft. 25,00ll mL $3COl.
Asking SDlll M6-251G the rut. Please: can days transmission, power brakes, '65 DATSUN 337"'°83
"'GEL ~"-on ~ulifuJ 6(2.Qllt, Ext 294, eves radio and more. Serial No. Pickup • The hard to find KARMANN GHIA Authorlz•d Austin Am•ric•-MG D•aler ''8 VW ~ allO '67 .VW ft.l~ .1aa11e1 yc9 64&-0836 with details PBl5380. workhorse, clean, clean. • l 100 W•st Co•st H Sedan/or trade-for VW Bus. =· N!~ le= w:1C: AIRSTREAM TRAILER • $341.,3.68 cle&n. Lie.$ N;Y 452. '65 KARMANN Ghia, tuned l I 00 West Co•st Hiw•y -Newport Beach ~2329
.... ,...,;, $1500. ~ • 1961 26' Land Yacht si.... Al Roberti GMC But Do~1.7 Aro .At _ .. _ .. ~ .. _~_!<O~V~•rt:!:.'!.$10$ __ · .:..__j===;:~;;;6;42;:.;;'4;=D=5=-1· =5=4"'0.;1:,:76;;44~, :::;;;===1'66 vw -!500 a;. 615--0912 6. ........, * M2-095'l , 67f>.7157 Runs great. New paint Job.
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l.8211 8e&cb Blvd.
: Huntington Beach
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* W-L & W * IS' TERRY, """8 5; '"""· 111® = g::;::: Blvd, DEAN ·LEWIS ME.RCEDES PORSCHE SUBARU· $1"'5. 644-0356 -ax ..,, .... ....,-.-. %b1ockw .. torBrool<h-BEN:i1--------------1'66 vw Bus. ru1y m•in-CONRDENnAUY
Summer ~ MZ..5864 2234 Padfic, C.M. JE 7-7800 1966 Harbor. C.M. 646-9303 Por!~ ..• !!!:.~··· Subaru of Cahf. talned; nu tires, radio, etc. We Pay More Fer
C 9250 1 -========i==~:;;,,;;~~==I '69 DATSUN • ~ Call 833-2Mll Fore;gn Or 8"""' !'on Eloctrlc ... Tnllert, Ulility 94.50 Comport 9520 !"« ....... dlr, ... ,,,... lJl67 and 1968 modela lnc:.--Retall Div. vw ... SEDAN. Rayo! m... PAID FOR OR NOT . ......._ 1-;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;:=;;:=;;;;;;;; ~-1 --& 911 and 9U ,.r1eg $1297 POE Xlnt rond. 24,000 mil•L Priv B J SPORTSCAR Athoz.-r1r.;. covei'd, }:iattery FACJ'ORY built Nation Wide 1• ·-..<Lt,,, au o u ........ riv, WSW, Opt eqwp l30, Fre1--ht llf.SO prty. $1650. 542-?882 • •
-Incl. Good oond. m<M"" trailer. Tand•m . CAMPER loadodl Low, low milost tit> ~ CENTE!L Wri n..;1 .. Pilot Box M-335 ... , der factciry warrJJ!ly. Fu'D Handling $49. net. $1390.50 '61 VW . gccian. Must sell.
te ,,,_......, wheels & spare. All µahtt. S.IH '... R.ntals price $1875. Take old~ + Tax and License $4T5. Chnn whls, Mis. 2&33 Harbor' S ·" · Licensed •. Fu1Jy enclosed 5' , 1IKXl w C t Hlw NB Mlftl Bikes 9275 x 12 •. 2822 Frand5 Ln. Mesi. Authorlied Dealer trade. LB YNW14G. Call · :oas ay, • 548-3821 Costa Mesa -MIM491
Eldorado. Four Wind! Vic 494-9773. 645--0050 * s.ID.2733 •-~.,~v~o~L~KSW=~A=c=EN~-i..~ ... ~ . ...!, 3-tNo.pttdB .!: ~ar. ~~. Cb e v )' Scotsman • Barracuda ORANGE COUNTY'S '65 M.ERCEDES Benz 2m, ' 3100 W. Coesl Hwy .• N.B. SUN BEA... Excellent condition ~·LD u"'"' ...,.,.,,,, ,,~ _ 8' cabover Low ·As NO. 1 excellent condition. local 642..s.J05 540-1764 m • 5464799 • ~:-afte~~ pick-up~ S799 DATSUN DEALER mileage. UX>O. 644-2716 Authorized MG Dealer 1---------1'61 vw. Good:-eond. R/H. re-
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FOR YOUR CAR sa~ all day Sunday. Modol # 600 DOT DATSUN '51 MERCEDES 190SL '60 CONVERT. lOlJN a.. '65 SUNBEAM TIGER cont volvo job. cOnt! ""''· '===.,-.,==,-.,=~ T ks 9500 Theodore lB8l5 r.-·-h Blvd. ~ter Convertible, new ljuiJt engine. 1.tust sell. Convertible, V8, rad1o, fun $5.'"IO. MS-7397 CONNELL
ANZA BC-ID>, i..-. rue ROBINS FORD H ting~ton Bea h pa;nt, R<.i beauty. "'-1!166 · 11400• 548-4'84 in ""•un.sL1'ac·'·1uoH 206 63 vw. "'· "'nd. RtH. 1825 CHEVROLET illdtl, fade bnce I. more. H un c '56 190 SL, -...a ronct. xm or Best OUer! Must Sell! A:atea1 tt $146. ~2929 .I.Story·· 2060 Harbor mvtt. sq.mi or 5tG-044Z . ".;..... t '66 Porsche 912 Coupe Best Deals Are At 644-1456 2828 ~ Blvd.
Ollrla Me511. 642-0010 '69 DATSUN 1'U111Ul'lg, $995. 5 speed, AM/FM, chrome DEAN EW S ~,~. ·-·-e!!~""'~'!"''""'""""''"I * 546-9247 * Wheels, tazigerine with black L I '65 VW Micn>bul, · l,,.Ulil,.ll Ml!SI. ....,....._,, Motorcycles 9300 Shop & Compare 4oo°~-Sed__, 4. ml. d1r, front MERCEDES '61220 Sed. Air. tntmior. Reflects meticulous -owner, m.lg 40.to:I. ~ ~~ WE PAY TOP
Repeats NEW GMC c""'. aea.Ja; 2,900 Miles on Xlnt mnd. Bucket S. Pr/pr-care. See and drive today. 19£16 Harbor. C.M. 646-8303 Mu.st see to apprec. ~ DOLLAR ~~;., ~ ·~· ty, noso. ~isn '68 vw 15,00) mi, Zenith for iood. clean .Uled c:ara. ~ Ton Handl •Van Full price $1~ YHW4Bf M B '59 .. Roaarter, white. fOYOTA blue, blk int. Xlnt cond. all makes. See George Jla.y ~--'+, ...... If-~W::,~~~!~~:i: Call Bill.~. orig. red' ie~ ,-xua , _ll~· cal1 ~~ . nz;oHaZ~1i:i;:n1 ' t ~ ·mto.>, i ... , • .,, ""'""' 68 DATSU ss. vw SUNROOF, '''"" C.M. MUIQIO
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•nd ev,rytlme.lt does $2844.70 erhead cam., dlr, xlnt conc1.1-----MG------1 3100 w. Q:iast Hwy., N.8. B··· Deals Ar• At 1967 vw. ~ wfblack in-. I uy
Prices go up. That's AIRoL~rts GMC Take older trade. Total · 642-94~ 54Q.l764. DEAN LEWIS terlor. ·rv*
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hi h l1V price Sl599 .. LB WBJ 5.S9. Sales, Service, Pan. Authorized MG Dealer 6~
somet "9 t at Cer· 10080 Carden Grove Blvd. Call Vic 545-0034. Immediate Delfvery, &. pay top dollars, Paid for
talnly can't be ••id Gartien Grove All Mode.i. e '65 e 365C XI.NT mech. 1966 fl11.rbor. C.M. 646--9303 '64 VW Sedan. 30,!0l miles, or not. Call Ralph
about our pr l c e s • '~ block West ot Brookhunt 'G5 DATSUN wagon. Looks &: cond. Sharf. appearance. '66 CROWN WAGON $985. 673-0900
W h l clow I JE 7.7800 runs like new car. From radial tires, Butterfly rack. Sti k * 548-6540 * IMPO
.. ~av;;: .,.,..:1n: 1'195=1-CAD=~H-O~U~S~E-c~.~R-. orig owner. $915. ~Jl-2430 '3.15Q 642--07'22 ~ o!::. ~!~Rrae;:ve. '68 VOLKSWAGEN ~ ~~
'66' HONDA 160 Good con-that you can't afford 8x13'6, oombo elec A butane • PORSCHE •ro Roadster, $997 C.Onvertible $1650 TOP S BUYER
dltioo $.DI. 6' SUrfboard. to miss out on. SH UI retr.• exc ClCIOO. i 1750, DATSUN ne1v tOp, new seats. ex· Best Deals Are At * 546-4045 * BllL MAXEY TOYOU E~ ~ -V~ ·Dr, lsoon. We'll! M weft. -~2449RENT·A:SHELL 3100 W. QUt Hwy., NB. 1-·-ool_l_on_t_oo_nd._.......,. ____ · I DEAN LEWIS VW .'57 convert. new pai~ Ji. &1:! Beach .,:1~~ ~ ......... ..,. ... ,..,. ng. '67 Datsun Sta Wag, ;dnt 642-9405 540-17&1 '64 356C. 1600cc coupe. New rarl10. Xlnt cond. i 4 ;;i O ~-~~ H..U Al R L-PAM·TOP 830-1800 oond. low zn1L Luvin<.,..... .... ~~ ·--·· d nd x ~ """"" WANTED' Woody .l>'tation --~ '!!r.tition er 011C'rfS 1010 So. Harbor, santa Ana try. $1195. 494-a;92 Auwuc~ mu ~er eng. g . co . tras • .., .. ..., 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-930J . . Gorxl condlUon * * 646-Jl(l
Lob of Extras GMC TRUCKS HIGHWAYMAN ~136 PORSCHE s BILL MAXEY ·~-~ml"'M~~.usm ::: WANTED junk can. No tow-
• 545-0006 • 1~ =~ g:: Blvd.· Stove, closet, lrebox, abl bed, ENGLISH FORD MGB · $1695. upe_r Must ~ l:, apprtt. 646-5662 away c:harge. 54&-51.06.
T4 HARLEY D•ovKI"'" 1!166, ',OhlockWmo!Brookhunt _oc1~,on~54""'12~~====-l ·~~::;;;;::~=:;~;.I '68 MGB·GTCoupo ·* 5@.'('}43 * , jT loiYIQIT !A_f1--------. a'.IDO actual Q1iles. x.lnt coOO. JE 7_7800 = ORANGE COUNTY'S A iem!! Fully equipped in-'64 PORSCHE (C Coupel _ ~ -~ ,,. · VOLVO Auto Leasing 9110 .
$1SOO. call between 4 & 6i--.c~o.--=~--1 Campe:r Rentel1 9522 eluding radio, wires. etc., Chrome whJs, Blaupunkt 11811 BEACH BLVD. "'° 494-7934. '62 Chevy Vz Ton VOLUME ENGLISH · etc. Gorgeous yellow e~r-radio 40 ooo actual mis 1 Hunt. Beach 147--8555 . '66CZIJ5 Pickup ·*EXPLORER* FORD DEALER forw;thfW!bl"kl"th<.to-......;., .W....., ' lmlN.ofc.a.t Hwy.ooBch VOLVO BUYS
; DmT EQUIPPED •• Bod ............. $199 a, -k "' month. Lwrurl. SALES -SERVICE. terl<n', •howroom <0nt1;uon.. 1968 Porsche 912 Coupo TOYOTA . '67 122
?!' 494-69«1 PaciflC Coast Motars ous.. Sieepg &. Sell contain. ~6!:~0!1:wt'f Deep Irish green finish wilh Lk. T1T'l41
TltL '6" Bonne. Sell or trade e4· Llmited' number. Call LARGE S2LECTION full leather contrasting in· Extra Sharp.
for amal1 campl!'I'. 96l..m 14061 Beach. Wmtnlmter i'oday. Theedore terior, lo local miles. 5 lfEADQUARTERS '67 144
o1Y<r 7 * Bn-5038 * LEISURE RENTALS RO INS F .... o.i. AM/FM, '"" oto. ELMORE 4 dOO>'. Lk. No. 1NA333 '69: HONDA 175 Scrambler !ll() 6'U611, fn4J 837-3809 B . ORD Mint condition. Automatic traruimiss:ion, air
-~. "15. Call J·•-* SHELLS * -· Harbor Blvd. 3100 w ~. t H NB m~ "· Blvd oondtLioolog. ~ ... u.ouu ,,... "'"' c.t1..i...i ...... _,.....,.,,..._... _, • ....,..s wy., • ~ e<:ach . Wstrnnstr ,65 ''r""" 64U774 ~ .. ..,,..uaw,...q,v~-· Dune Buggl" 9525 <;lMta Mesa 6G-0010 642-941li M0.176t Phone 894-3322 ~ 8.l1;1!J -~-=----Authorized MG Dealer ==°'=='==='=""°""==I r .. c:t Back, scarce model, 1968 BSA 650 ThWJderbolt. '62 Corvajr, Pickup 1969 DUNE BUGGY TRI-UM. P.H radio, heater, 4 speed. No.
Will "'" or -.., vw eooo ~'" Pro1 ... looa!Jy built, hant1 FERRAR. r OPEL 1!46. bql ar cam...-. 6""'6!lf ·.' =•!"'uOD --------1 .,.. TRJUMPH. 65tl Bo-•::::-=*=*:=-!l68-<lll-:::-~·~*"='"*--laminated, 1"ed metal flake, fERD•RI 3100 W,.___Cou't Hw.y_,. N.Q. i=• TR 3 n ••• ,...... -..-1 '63 P1800 '" , .. 1. everythiD&: cfirome, f u I 1 ryoo '64 OPEL Kadell. Xlnt 642-MOS M0.1764 ~ ,..,,.. u:., 6""" Sport Coupe. Lie. No IZW483 ~Sharp! $599. PY. Pty. '66 SUPER Fan:i Extended custom interior. ANSEN N-'---~ Ltd. ()r.. . '1 shape. 1.1usl i;ell. Looks Like new. call ~ Van, Lo mi., xlnt cond. .... _ •• u • ..,.,.... mechanical cond, pajnt &: Authonzed MG De er 536-4!29
SPRD"n' WHEELS. 40HP. anp County's cob'-.. utbar--body. Nu . tra'nit .. &: tires. PORSCHE 1967 911 s. Slate '57 S44 2 Door
'QI " KAWASAKI Busbwadcer Auto, etc. Sl.595. 892-3594 All syncro mesh 4 gpeed. A tud dl!aler. s:Jl.(16(3 r ~""A7 ---------ILlc. No. t"XJJ.51. Lots of """~ ...._....,.."'" u "' PU .~ . F 1 . SALES·SERVICE·P'"TS 0 'i""' grey. Extras! Xlnt cone!. 115. '""""'"'·•'dirt ... -~··~·,. .on . -w"''"""· nancing ~ . VOLKSWAGEN .... ;,,, tru! s:;oo.· 21..{840 $850. After 5 PM 1622 available. . 3100 \\'. Coast Hwy. 1969 Opel Kadett. 2 dr, 1!QJ S5.89S. Pri pty. 833-0931 or Best Deals Are At ~ St. CM KI 5-919' Bob L Newport Beach -inl, cost SUKI. Sell for eve!< 838-6547 ~ KAWASAKI • l'lS CC erosa. · . ongpre 642.9405 S4Q..l7S4 $180cl. 549-'1094 PORSCHE SlUS 'fii. Sunroof '62 BUG. Reblt '65 ere. Nu 2 door. Radio, heater, 4 speed ~o !2? mi. $450, 1::..~-'·5~~Q ~ Pontl•c Authorha1. MG Dealer -1968 OPEL Rallye, 102 HP. tinted glass, 6" Alldy rims, brkii,· paint. tires, clean, Local ~6i ~}f~~-1842
_........._ .,......,_ 892-6651, 636-25(1(1 Stereo tepe. $1650. Call eves Konis. New Pirellis many runs gd. $895/besl. 675-5545 ~:: ~i: ~~~ .;:~~::~1i. D~~s = $l~a!!~ FIAT 5lS-S8J1 extras. 644-l433 ·~~g ~~·~17~a= DEAN LEWIS a: wtmd&.. Wrecked front end $50. fmm $2¥.1. La Pu Dune '63 FIAT 'fii OPEL Wagon, 2'1.IXXI mi. 'fii PORSCHE Sl2; 4 spd., best offer. aft 5: 644-4319
646-2253 Buggy Supermarket. 3623 Ex:ceptlonal mnd. Must sell many eXtras; showroom -,v\(i=,;;;;;;;:";;;;;;';;;j;;j'.~1~1~'"6~H";';:;"'°;,;'~·~CC:.M:'; . ...,.;64<>~9':::303~
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SA. 546-4045 f..<loor, sharp and clean. Llc. by wknd. 968-1797 cond. '64 VW, slereo. new uphols. VOLVO 1!£i6 C..M.C. Pick up V I W. ~;r· kdys. S-6 Sat & YWE 155. Asking ;:mo. 830-3418 chnn whlli, reblt eng. xtras.
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MAKES FORD
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Get Our Competitive Rates
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'68 Cadillac C.Ou~ de Ville,
fuJly equipped. $139. mo.
'67 Ford, 10 f'as& station wa&·
on, r /h, air, ps. $75 mo.
'67 Cougar, rh, ps. $67.50 mo. SOUTH COAST
CAR LEASING
300 W. Cst Hwy, NB 64~2182
Used Cars 9900
TRANSPORTATION CARS
llWPORTER MOTORS
engine, $475. Phone F.V. ~p · w $597 Pm. cond. i995. 968-1635
962-.12'18 un Bost Deals Aro At · PORSCHE RENAULT *· * ·oo vw. good <0od;fon. Bost Deols Aro At 2036 HARBOR BLVD.
lEEP f cyl engine. Good ='=='""'°=~~~-.,-VW w/'65 Corvair e-., aolo s DEA EW s COSTA MESA · nd ,_ 1 1100 '64 FORD PU, V-8, A-1 mnd. .... DEAN LEWI S.195 4805 River Newport N l I .,.5294 or .,.8511 nmnir.: co · ...,mp ete / bed. Re tran11. Beaut on/oU .rd. Orig Bca~h 645-0523 •' '* -"'""'" Must !IE!ll 54U565 aft 6 w camper Mell. 8' &· design. $l500. 496-2500 '62 Porsche Super 1961 CARAVEll E FINANCJNG AVAILABLE
sonable. 548-nc· ,:.;;~""'°"'='""'=::I Baham .. yellow 1virh black Convertible '66 VW $1150 '58 CHEV. motor & trans. 6 BURRO BUGGY, '65 Sutler 1966 Harbor, C.!\f. 646-936.l I • 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64S.93o.1 THE SUN NEVER SETS o.
95 lntertQr. c h r om ~ wbee s, Special Body· by RenauJt. Re-Call 548-8743 CJI., 3 !lpttd. $1 JHps 9510 Varian engine. $950. Call "67 FIAT 850 Spytler. Lo mi. AM/F'M. luned exhaust, ab-built eng. Good titl!s, Clean 1!1&1 VOLVO. Gd cond. 1 Oasslfled's action power.
54!J.1319 84l-15.55 ' New Dunlap SP radials. solutcly perfect in every de-body. $37S. G42-576S 1968 VW BUG 1500 ·owner. L<iw book or best of-For an ad to 8tll around CO~VAlR. bucket seat 11. 1968 TO.TOTA 1968 VW-Pot11Che wheels, Below mrkt for quick sale. tail. l!F~ot~DoJJy~JPil~o~t ~W~M~t~A~d~•~ 1--~1:169~5::--:•=Mj-~1=244~--I~''~';,· ~*~64~1H~l~o;~===~tho~cloc~k.~o~all~~~~78~=--' Cherry oondltion. $40 pair. L•ND CRUISER ~ial tires. Profeuionauu Pr! prty. 673-4224 I 545--0906 " wr---Y Dial 642-5678 for RESULTS White Elephants'!' f-======== J 4-whed drive, like new! Low bulll Mint cond. 6@..'1898 '68 Fiat U4 Spt Coupe J1rtuport
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Al Robe.... GMC '66 SIMCA 4 dr ...... ""' DON'T JUST WlSH tor ...... 11• motor $750. '68 HONDA P50 thin to •·-•·• horn< 3100 W "'·--t H N B 1-G·~·n G--n._... ,,_ ~~-i ~...-.......... Yolll' • ........,. "">'·• , , ........., .... ".... '""'<' """""" I: helmet $100. o,.,..._..,., .. _.., .,_,.t '-·--ln to-... ., ..-540-1764
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'60 LAND "Rovtt, f.wheel SACRIFICE · '59 A U ST 1 N ~~~~~~;;;;;;~~------, drive, 4 hml apeeds. L & H, Healey 10CMi. Overdrv, wire I
Wuner bub&, 2 tanks. brit whls. hardtop. Xlnt cond. TnlpytD BT
lh1elds, heater, seats 7. Be5t oft over $500. 642..J675 • un
DAILY PILOI' WANT ADS Roadster. R/H, wire whls, • • A $1WI 54()-3763 '.~ Austin Heafey 3 00 0 am~~
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'69 TOYOTA ,_ $1190
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'ff TOYOTA HAIDTOP ••.. ··-----~· $2089
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'66 BUICK . ' c-Cbnvertible Eic.t'elll!nt ••••••• , $1799
Hardtop Coupe, J..ocal OM C.M 5f6. , , '68 SEDAN DV, 13.000 mL owner car 4 ipoed ndlo ' 68 MUSTANG. 18,000 ri;i,I,
SpoUeu, WI.IT, term.a. pvf heater, D~we.r· s'teerl"1: '66 OIEVY Malll:N,' new Xtru. ltlae-new. P/$1
ply. $5295. 838--1056 &n.nd new redial Utes. t'~. tim It brakes. Xlnt cond. Rad.lo, llmc &Old, W: TO CHOOSE 'ROM .
'65 SEDAN deVille Beau. All WEW029. Won't llJt hert long $lli00i 936-183'1 Cf.$89. ~ ' Bl(} SAVINGSI
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, ,; One owner, Air, leather l9lll CHEVY sta Wen. RAH, Mike ~~p. RIH. PIS. P/B, ,._.l Ext. ts or 81
ll061 &ach.,W .. tmnliter 116'0 61).®13 ft now. tins, v.s, wry cl-.10·ss~MU=sr=AN"O,,_m-•"t._,.blue,.-, 'Oldsmob·11e ~~ clean Ila wo~~J!l:VD. * 19).503& * l962'CADD.J..AC Conv. Beaut ~ $6. 833-2599 decor. srp. Radio • WBW, .......,..,~~ ~
'iT RIVIERA, A pwr, fact bl~. &ood OC1bt. All p:rwer. 'fiS CHEVY Super Sport. .tow movirc must 1ell thll week.' '64 GRAND PriX Ex. cond 1-,,~s~~-.,..-=--HJ-
RAMllll -~
BIG~
111 THRU W'•
.ALL MODELS
l!IOM-• • • • lllWll> NEW '9 119 ~i ·.~
1959 RAMBLER CLASSlC 4
dr. A.T. good ...... ""°"'
........... -Ill. 114 l '1tb St."HB. m!a8l5 •a RAMBLER 4 dOCi ·-· -altor4pm air, atereo, ~all ~. $650. Pvt party. ~12'16 ..._,. ~·1955 2850 Jlarbor Coita Meu •II below marktt. ~IO
chrm wbla, Immac. cond. 1 · ....... ..,,;,-J40.M40 old studebak M&-'r284 I
owner $3400 pv. ply. . 'I& EL caniiDO; Jn 4 •pd. OLDSMOlllLE " "· Pllll pwr, dlr. flcl air.... 'l'-llRD . .'
837-<231 CAMARO . Xlnt oond. Silwr ...,. • • 'a FlREBlRD. 10,000 mt. dltlonlnc, pwr -·low,
1: B~~~ a~~nd~~ ~s;ro~R~V~ •. 'w/blk 1.nt. r · 962-0'194 OLDS Totonado =!~lpped. LIKE ~::~~~ ~':. ·~·= ~ ~ um. I
oond. 121:.0. 545-121< '67 CAMARO . COSTA MESA $21SO. Fine avail '57 PONTIAC Sta Wqn • lB VBA :W. Call Bill. 642-4111 • ...,..,
.., BtnO< w ...... ~. 1'1•. • Spd. dlr, xlnt ,,. •• mion! 1968 CHEVROLET C,~YSLER .,,.,,. 1964 OLDS ... Air. toOd xln•,~.131X1. rPLY.MO . '615 T-8111D i)ili ....... lii ~ I P/tail gate windw, new Sacri!k:e! WW tradt for 1962 'ctm..ASS F-85. Five lhape All ll'Otlnd. Cash. 48Cll * ~u * ...., lTI'H Fury m. eond. Wholesale blue ! .
w/llw tires $ll75. 549-3885 foreign car or total prlct '64 CHR1SLEft 300 H.T. transportation car. New JUver Ave., NB. IT'S Bee.ch houae· time BW. alt.~ XJnt $900. alao: '64 price, $15:50. 6Q..(]11$ ). !~LB UJH in. Orll Bill EL · CAMINO CUSTOM :;:~, =;11ti <~~: =c~'." eatT~~ ~.~LDS1_::-·118,,l,"wno1" ~"'~"' &. .,. :Um ... ~ t~ a1r ~ Raro, cluslc· ·sa T-. . I
DAil..Y· Pnm DIME-A· 9ll) ;J.29S full . .._. ..... IMIJ. ' ___... __ NOW! C •ut&d '$900. *Uss (lvrc·cntry) RUNS GOOD .••
LINES. You cao Ule them Yellow eXlerior with llJack CON pnce. White elepbanb! Dlme+lim ZTl 30th St, NB. -.-...... 2528 Andover, CM. Sacriftce $295. -CM-106I :3
foa ;flut pen{lies a day. Dial '67 CA.MARO 350 V-8, P/i, interior. 4 speed transmis-ftfELL , l:;'.
IOM8 Plb, aio<ord. landau to~ '"°"· bucl<•t soat.. mar CHEVROLET -Cort 9IOON1w Cort 9to0 Now Cort 9800New Cors 9800Now Cors 9to0 ~ '-===============~1;41;d..i;;!~l"';;;00~.;51>-;;:Jl19ii;:;:::: '1 Ml·•-· Tho =ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii .. iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~~ijiii!iijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ 1• wne~ s, . ..-3 • mp~ .2121 ·~ Blvd. r"
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of:srUN 11ro!~:~ ... ~ AT THE IGOINEST PLACE ' IN TOWN! r1-' STOCK REDUCTION
Sh., frOM 0vr Ill Invent.,., of Mon Than 200 Lllto Mo.iii! "'OK .. O"Hd Can. All Maku & MM tls. -t~ 515-im alt~~"" TEST DRIVE A 1969 CLEARANCE OFi LOADED ~I '6J DAlT'4-Door
6 CyJ., auto., R.iH. Real nice and
OK. Drive it A-buy It. Lie. PDC 629
$799 18&35 Beach Blvd.
Huntington Beach
842-7'181 or 540-0&42
'64 CllEVROLE'T El Camino CON11NENTAL
'H PONTIAC G""'4 l'tl< $-.1-·••99 -v-s auto., R&:H, P.S., P.B., wjw •
tires, tinted glaM. Beip and an· . • . • ,
other OK car. w,u worth yaur mOMf at·OnJY ~ ·
Lie. VOJ 374
O<om. Factory air, P.S., '6.1 CONT, (Dr. L.eather Lo.
auto., radio, heat,r, like mi Best oner ttt trade late
new. {U(LIOOl> $1$5 full model vw. cn4J ~1492 ' . pntt. . · '63 ALL power acces&, Ab' CONNELL llU5 .r .,..,_,..,.,_..,.;
'6!--~~:.D,0,R . .!!'.·1~1:,1::,.,, $150! CHEVROLET . "'"!'•ticm•'!':"IM .
-.x>rd>wtw-tlre;-'fln l'1 "'•· tln.,.---~.1. H-:-.,;i!iJ:i?i;:&;.Blv~; ,.;;;, ':...-e. : ORYAIR'--' · glass Low mlleap ~xury car. Beautiful conditon. C.M. ......,.uw
Here's your chance to go first class for only. Lie. '69 SUfiER Sport 7000 ml, like '64 MONZA 2 cir. COUJ?C· Ex-
PPS 163. new .. Trans(ernd. Take ceUent cond. ins.Ide aOO out.
'61 .OPt L Sratlow WCHJon -$1699 over payments. Fae air, Cared for by orig. owntr .
4 cyl., 4:spd. Rl:H. Beautiful beige . bucla!t &eat.a. S!erf!O PJS. 49f..-0085
color. 1'b1s one runs & looks like lS6\~ Rochester, CM 1'·oo""'Rt°'H"'.'-,.-w~ti-...,.-.-... -~A.~L
·new. \(:ery low .mileage. Lie. WSS 283 '57 NOMAD 350 h.p., 3 apd, gd. transportation or dune
USIJ> 101/-J:' , ........ eam-$AVE. Corv. alum, rim.s. Straight buggy! $180 540-S9lS r-· body, new paint, orig int.\-:=:=;========= Previous owrwr med thls camper Pwr '--'-···· three Umes. Hu bit-in Cust-stove· Wuiuuws, &fri, & brb. COUGAR
.ice ~-Save hundteds from the oririhal price. Sacrifice S6'l5. 642-1044
Stock No. P·l70 '62 2/Dr. ·68,302 OJ. ln. M:z2 '67.COUGAR GT
'61-COU .... R 2·D0or H.T. i2-099 Tran.. Ul !'Ool °" HP C<rddeq-Kold,full-,pwr. !act 'f Must seU make o J J e r air dJr landau top Owned V-8, stick ablft, RAH, P.S., w/w 67l-8601 by 0 Ji~ 'ale. hair' drtaser Uift, tinted &las:a. Bright red finish.
A ftt.l,perforrn~r. OK in every way. U c. URV 814 '61 CORVAm 4 cir Hu 64 from LaiUna Beach. Will ene. Needs v.ork Ul(I, 2592 take foreign car in trade,
'6t CHIYlOLlt 1-Ton Stake SAVE Vista Dr. (Bayshores) N.B. Full Price S2195. LB UVV 686 ~~ti_ •ifn1, ~~ ~ilg~t 0~1~~i~ ~~ _ ••• <i! ..... aft S call Vie 545-00.14.
Save a bundle and get the balance o( lhr New '63 WAGON P/S, P/B, air, DODGE
Truck W&JT&nty. U c. 129870. • , •• , , heavy dty n.dlator. trlr hitch, ~ tires. $ 8 5 O . -,61-D-od--~---
'H PONTIAC li...,d p,i, $2099 642-tlZlO go Slotion Willi·
V-8, auto., RAH, P.S., P .B., P.-\vind. 1969 Impala Cu!'itom :ou.... OORNET 500 full power, factory air cond .. w/w . · " .~. 9 pa.uenger beauty. It ha.Ji
tirn:, vinyl top, tinted glass. White w/black vinyl power, ~II', 5 wks old every thing including fac.
roof. Loaded wtth equipment and carries 6 month 675-1781, 548-7854 tory air, potr.oer ii:teerl.ng,
Money Ba.ck Guarant,y. Lie. .JWM 983. 1964 OIEVY Impala. 327, luggage ' rack, automatic
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1n11 Booth Blvd.-Hunt. Blach (Hwy. 391
5451111 Opon .7 Days 'Tll 9 P.M.-7-6139
auto. a~nd. nms good, t.ranaml!sk>n, radio, heater,
ak!an! 645-IM!"3 ~;.etc. lie VGS.900, !nib
'66 CllEVEll.E Malibu lo Tctota tmd~ltl.~ . ' =~ ,,.-,."i:i, PIS. Xlnt ~ ~'ANA/>
... IMPALA Sta w .... PIS. DEAlf LEWIS P/'8. air, xlnt cond. $1Cfi0.
496-3102.. 1966 Harbor, C.M. 64&!13CB
Now Cort 9800 New C1r1 _9IOONew Can 9800 FORD
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HolidaJ I American Motors
Year-end low clearance prices
on all models. Top dollar for
trade-ins. Widest selection!
(8) BICJ
Air-conditioned
Ambassadors
as IOw as $3286
IMh1dil .--r 1t••ri119, 1ol1ir t l11t,
""hit1 w1ll1, whtt l dl1c.1, li9ht 9ro11p,
rMlo, "•ck·1p lithh, t ll 11ftty 111u:p.
$1r. 110219.
(12)
SpOrty Javelins
as low as $2586
li4il, Lic~·UP li9hll, he1ter I J e•
fredt "' ri cl"tl drip., floet lftOu1tt14
1hlft. St~. He. 11•1 l~J.
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CAR.PET
SER.VICE
'°' YOUR. CAR.
(5) Roomy Rebels
4 Dr. Sedan
as low as $2436
BIG, BIG SA
4 ONLY, NEAR 'NEW
1969 JAVELINS
All LOADED, i11cludh19 t vto·
lftt fic tr1111rnittio11, power tltt r•
i119, p1rfor1nenc• pei ••••· on•
witli eir cofldilionin9.
AMERICAN MOTORS
. . SALES AND .SERVICE • .•
1969 HARIOR ILYD., COSTA MESA ~2-6023
Open 7 Doys one! E-lnts For Your Convonltn<t
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'64 FORD Station Wqon. VI,
factory air, auto., P.S., Rol
JI. (0MU309) $995 full price.
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 ,,.,...., Blid.
C.M. 546-1203
'63 FORD XL. HT, bckt
seall, dlr, fact air, xlnt
shape, new pa.Int. LB ATB
798. Total price $699. Call
Vic 545--0634
'66 Ford Fairlane
2 door loaded. VS, etc. Lie
IR.M949, P h o n e 642-6023
DLR.
'57 FORD, tires & body in
good oond., needs engine
work. ee,t offer. 5..10 Wilaon
St., Apt 49, Costa Mesa.
'63 FALCON sta wagon, dlx,
dlr. auto. very clean. LB
GJM 777. Fllll price
Call 8111, 494-9773
'67 GALAXY 500, 390 v -s.
cond. $16511. Prv prty.
673-211116
'63 FORD Van. P...aneling,
Indy tires. New etfg. Tape
declc: $!0). 642--0368
'119 FOM XL, PIB. PIS.
auto'tniN, air, 390 VS etc.
$3250 &TI~9
'65 C~"!"RY Squire Wqon
9-pa.ss . 1 owner. Air. RIH,
PIS, rack, $1400. 675-J210
'66 F'ORD V-8 RANCHERO
New paint, vet)' cnod cond.
Sl 100 * 648-9t.14
'f4 F61w V-8. R.Wo, auto.
Xlnt concL $S'15 <r belt. * ..... 281
;g-, "'...i"'v~ .. ~°""""'~~~-~-1
Wagr 1, Aulo.: Mf, P/a.
53,lOl ml. ·-. 5M--3S01'
'61 FORIJ Stotlml W~ G<rnd 'tran.p; small V8, auto
trans. $250 • 642-6lli(
MU!>TANG
* '65 MUSfANG, V-8,. llllo,
l owner. Xlnt oond. Come •1;
tee! &K-11'19
'811 MU!JI'ANO. HT, 289 auto
14,00'.> ml. like new. Ori&
cnmrr. *MT~
bAILY PitlJi' WANT ADS!
T-BIRD FOR 24 .HOURS 1969 STAFF CARS
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ef 111r '6f'• for 24 ltHn. S.. t.r ,_,..., ... ..,.,,erity ef hft'I
"'"' c• tMtl cltec.ll ..._ ~ lll11M&t1 w wlll ti• .,. • ..-y.llf cheke ef ny __... 11 .., Wt TlndlHrblrtl ........,,., Pnltl• ltff•f
•f tile .... IMrr ....... 1
'69 Torino GT 2 Dr Hd; Tfp ~ ~~ ~ .
~~ _' L ~·~~-
.. \1!, R&H.auto:-trans., steer whr;:-wo ovals,
hvy. dty. susp., pwr. steer., tnt. glass, GT
!dent., and much niore. 9K44PI 17987 .
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FORDS r
ANOTHER BOATLOAD JUST -ARRIVED!
Engl1nd'1 N<r, 1 S.llor •• , Amorlco'1 No. 1 Import Buyl
Cvstom1 -GT'a-Station Wagons
'69 LTD 2 Dr Hd. Top wltti Air Cond •}
sa&es ~~~I~
429 CID VB., R&H, auto. trans., pwr. steer. &· ··1
discs, vinyl top, brougham inter., W /W, tint, Urge S.lectlon of Autom1tlcs ind Four Speedsl glass., and much more. Hl
:1 --~-MAVERicK-. ~--.
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
BUY!-.
GOOD Sl!LECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM
RENT!
ECONOMICAL
RATES B'(
DAY·WEl!K-MOHTH
' ~1-•.i. ),,, .. .. (' ) ... I I _
ORAll6£ CotlfJY'S OlllY
AllTl{ORIZED llfAl.fR I
.,._rge 111Yelit0ry of New '69'1 For
lmmecll~ DeRvery. Th~ .only-New
. ·196811 Now Slashed
For lmlllff!clt.· Clecmlilcel
NEVi '69 va FORD 1/2 TON PICKUP
and CAMPER Model 600
--RENT YOUR
·vACATION HOME
ON WHEELS!
NiW'6t Forl Vt tiiipTcii"pWith Vl"'iq:, I' bed, f llif"•
erire cult. rM., 1rtd he1vy du+, •Prl••• pion ••t 11u1clel
1"1rrect.WI• c1b over c•lft per with butene 1114 elec. ll9hh,
1'l11i119 11001: t•bl•, &1111: '"" clr•l1t, fullr 4r•p•d, 1tc. FIOYR.Et0055
$3195
'l'o• -,. -;i;,.. you w1 11t, t f•Y wh~ro
rou ••11t without 1cl!Hul11 'r t•••r-... tio11i wh111 yo11 ro11t 1 R1bi11 D1ln1,
Pic..up C•mp•r ~' · C.M1r Mot1r
H1lft•. REASONABLE RA TES
RESERVE EARLY
OYER 2 ACRES OF ROBINS REUAILE . USED CARS NOW AT
SPECIAL SUMMER SAYINGS!
'67 CHEV. $1795 H.T. lmpala
4·dr. V-8, auto ..
P.S .. air, R&:H.
CUKU·l57)
* POLICI CARS *
4 to choose from. AD ate fully
rttOl!dlUoned and h&ve fresh ne\v paih l JobS.
E:a•m,.e:
~..:~~ 39(). s1795 auto., RltH, P.S.
(4.919} St.k. P810L
~~~Fl:.!,!H $1295 . Full facL OQui!>' ·
pod.Low mlle&J•.
(WXI' 298)
'65 PLTMOUTH s795 Sport FUry 2-Dr.
H.T. Green w/tilack
Inter. V8, auto., PS, _
(\'XS462)
'64 CHIYROUT s995 Bel·Alr 4-Dr .. Auto., R&H, F AC·
TORY AIR. CVTL881) ,
'64 DODGE
Dart 170 2-Dr.
Equlp!)('(f. 6 cyl,
{PBY6o5)
$695
'63 FALCON s795 Futur& 4·Dr. Sed..
Auto, radio.
(IltG400)
.
'67 PONTIAC 51595 H.T. Tempest
Cua.t Auto., P.S:.
Rlclt CTRJOM)
12' TRAILH $1295 Northwest Coach, sleeps 6,
fully equipped.
Like new. (8482)
'67 FORD ,195 Cu1t V-8 FAC-
TORY AIR, Rut',
PS, PB. (YCU550)
'64 FORD ·s995 Custom 4·Dr. Sed.
V -8, AIR COND ..
auto., RAH (\'WS·
426 ). Low mlleage
'61 PONTIAC s995 Grand Prix. Auto..
UH. P.S., P.B., AIR CONO. (JJV9'JO) .
~u~~~..,• $129' 5 heater. ,SQA · I
698).
STATION WAlM)HS
TI.nest SelecUon of l'orda and
Chevroletl!, Country Sedana •
Country. Squlrn Z.'68'1,
l:11•m!ll1:
Som• with Air Ctttelltlonl~J
'64 FO~D t PASSENlilll
~a~~'tr.o:'" '1095 misslo,!11 .~tL ' CORN>'K) •
2060 Har
I •·"" te t '·'"· M111·M • S•t I ''"" .. 6 ,_,.,
Su11 10 '·""· t. tit-""
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Coup• D1Vllli . I 1w11tr, •PPf'G•
Jl,000 lftit11, Full power •11cl f•C•
toty air co ndltio11i119, N•w firtt.
IREX 291)
'68 SHELIY GTSOOKR
'67 CAMARO
Auto111•tic ft1-4IM•; rMi11o •"''
he•t•r, ••c•R.t ce!ldltl1!'. JWIH-
411)
" '67 FORD WAGON
Ccu111try S..la11, Q.v•I f•cl111 ,..,
•••h, JtO VI , 1ut1., RIH, PJ,...
rl., f•cfory elr conditlo11i119, App•.
11,000 mllu , f1,t. wanaMy ..... n.
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spoiler • ·fJJU racing inslrumentatio,n ·• Bump-
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H.D. torsion sway bar ...
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· ~or1your protecti~n 100~~ Uncondition1I Gu1rMt1e-Thls Star statn In writing that~~ ~g• 11!'''""
'"' tftt..,. 1op% 191i11st mM,hanic1I dtfKts .for 100 dip tr f,000 mllu whleh ·r.:1r. comn tint after
·• 'purch1":. lht&11~lucl1s all mtchentcal parts, el_ec~ric,11 aqulpment, blttefy; speedomtt~. ra(tiq, l'IMter on
',i-1lt"C1n: Tfiiis qU!r111t11 cover' aH Parts 1nd·f1bor from bum.Per~ bumpar absolutely fr-tt·IO you .
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'64 CHEVROLET . -~-l'i -~t .
1'1\PALA..2. DR~'ti.T. · · ~ 111 I .Y·_•. '"'~~ ... ~19.-.1..Mf11r~ ~ ..-. • .,.,:... r-·• :JI '""· ""•:t,w..wtr'!'·"""';"f"~'"'l""·; \li';'llf\.~\8 .' .::! ,
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'65 CHEVROL~T • . $1.1.1· · · .
11 :.. STATION WAGON 00
: \ 111 Air. v..t 111iomar11;, ~mertri., ·'" rtJ. •
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J ULY 19 , 1 969 •
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AN EXPERT'S VIEW . . .
Does Red China's
New Mi~ile Program
Threaten Us7 -___
By GEORGE FIEtDING ELIOT
MOODY MOTHERS
What.to Do
AIX>ut Those·
•After-Baby Blues"
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STOP FORGETTING! . ----"::....;.._..~
What Science
Reveals About
Your Memory
SUM'MER DINING
Something Hot,
Something Cold
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Ask Them Y ourseH
ma rltBSIDBNT IUCB.UW NIXON ,,.., ..... ,..._,.,...
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la.IUcyP-r.a ., Fcee,
r ....
... 1957 the 8Sth C.OOsre-did make
luupration Da1 a lep) holiday ill the
metn>polita1i area of the DiKrict of Co-
lumbia (Wuhiqtoa ).
ma unrN llAllSRAU,
CO""~fk Uperl
B .. ul bep•1--.._ .,, fro. ,...,,., ~ ..
~JNC&Mr~
A"'-"e City, NJ ••
•Wear a .Ue-up fowadation wtam ~-
~to~ bot or cold weather.
The •kin texture OD oar body nmer ea·
poaed to da,ligbt remaim 6ne aod un·
lieed. e¥eD thoap in moet cues the only
care it recei•ee ia • clai},_bath.. A proper
foundation and mak~p can pa.rtially
protect akin .. roar c1otbee do.
POa Jl.AltUN rBUJNS,
iu«.1«. St. Lo.I.. Z.O
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• Ei.sht-thoutand ii npL Scae lar1e
males are 18 feet lone. Despite their •De.
they beoome Yery gentle in captmty. One
at the St. Louie 1100 was 16~ feet long
ud allowed the keeper to ttud OD the
Iowa-put or his back wtule beiq fed.
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When I write a book, I plu the lut aoeae
&nL Then l 1tart at the beginnin,g ud
work beck to the end. Thia it the format
I uted in writing comjc boob, and it baa
alwaya worked well for me.
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written about the froatieraman. The writ·
en M8e aome of their ttoria oa actual
e\lall U. Boone'• life or M'eDll that
coald bal'e happened to Boone.
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to ...., --.. 'ftat'a dBlaent is tbe
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be lichtweilk (ii ..._ 100 poaacl. of
thraat to pot ..., ,...ct ia orbit) and .ot
Deed rebiaeratioa or cookies. 11ait ia ac· .
complialled 1'f oook ... foeda ·ia dMl'..W
way, &eesiq at eatiw ~
rua placma 11iiiii' •• iiCiialaTor-.-
boan.. 'l1le ~ ....... .....,... appear-'
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cold water aboard ~ a,pecalUp.
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apowihflilr •f 6e Pa 3# t .... Be be-
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ad•ice pft;Clf!CliJI& a ...-atioa. euiept
from the U.S. ~ of Juatice..
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cedure ilwolrilag ABA cleanmce of DOlfti.
neee for Federn.1 cliJtrict courta aad the
coarta of appeala.
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Does Red China's R8vived. Missile
With the Cultural Revol~tion over, Chlnes_e scientists are back developing missiles to de.liver
their H-bomb-but on what target? And who. will stop ·them from nuclear chaos?
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COKXUNIST CHINA already I
has an H-bomb. Now· in-
dications are that she soon ~ ·1f bm medium~n~1rii.8-
siles ·to deliver it on any Sttp-
poeed enemy.
China watcher• are wondering-
will the Chinese use it on Ruuia or
on U.S.~ in the Far Eut? Who
or what can atop thia irrational
nation fq>m plunaing into a nuclear
bolocauat? Why baa this become such
a crucial q'leetion in recent months?
• The answer to the lut q&lestion t•
that in Communist Chiu today, all
the power that really matters la now
in military hands.
The tough 1urvivor1 of the "Cul-
tural Revolution" who dominate the
new Central Committee of the Chi-
nete Communist Party are chiefly
military commanden or loeal politi-
cal boaea. Their authority ia hued
on the 1upport of ngional military
chieta. llao TM-tu~ aclmow\edpa
thia. b)'--iQina'. ....,. .,.., i8 the
• By GEQR.GE FOO.DING EIJOT
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• ollelally dl8ellmlll tat -.y llaft •
daeiaift beariq OD tbe llfe apec-
taney of China'• infant miuile.
The Xnmlin will have to 1tart
wofl'Ybls about thi• revivi~ Chi-
neee miuile p.,,.-ram loq before it
can become a real tbnat t.o the U.S.
Technical and ieosnphic reuona
make up thi9 fact. The technical rea-
IOft : the Chineee miai1e deftlopers
will launch mediWIM'aq'e ..-n.
. ..
•I
rather than face a bfner threat
later. T8at ritnir prwalled, and there
8eelD9 a~ likelillood that a aimi~
-::-.... !u~~~
med .._,ble and. jngnMf1te tln'Mt
to Soviet eecurity repraented by the
Cbine11e miuIJe development& may
prenil u well.
Tbe mutual anlmo9ity clevelopiq
between the U.8.8.ll. and ttea China
i9 salnina'" momentum. La.at llareh. a
• border club, on~ of innumerable
euch incident& over the put 16 ,_...,
wu blown up by the Kremlin into a
tremeacloaa 1torm of denunciation.
PNNa, the oftieial orpn .,, the
Communiat Party of the U.S.sJL.
proclaimed that thU tn.y ...........
railca1 reorieDtatioD of u. pijq ol
Chim ad Chiu ... _. tnwfw=--
tioJl into a fOJCe hoatlle to tM .aocial-
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speech, 46 percent wu uaed for bit-
ter denunciation of the Soviet Un.ion,
38 percent for paaaages in which t he
U.S, ("American imperialism") and
the U.S.S.R. ("Soviet revisionism")
were jointly denou~. and onJy 7.6
percent for attacks on the U.S. alone.
In attacking the U.S.S.R., Lin's in-
vective was far more hostile than to:
ward the U.S. He repeatedly warned
the audience about the danger of a
war that might be launched apinat
China either by the U.S.S.R. or the
U.S.-a war that might be either a
lar&'e-scale conventional war or a
large-acale nuclear war.
''W• lllUSt on no account relax our
revolutionary vigilance." Lin insist-
ed. "We must make full prepara-
tions against war, war at an early
date, conventional w3r. or nuclear
war." ?ion-Communist foreign otn-
cials now seem COftTinced that the
Soviet Union ha.a replaced the U.S.
as No. 1 enemy in the minds of Chi-
neae leaders.
On the surface, this appears to be
so. But after Soviet novelist Kon-
stantin Simonov recently visited the
scene of the March border elaah•
aa a Pra.vda correspondent, he said,
''When a hostile power appean be-
fore your eyes ready to present bu-
.
manity with not only tens and bun-
dreda of graves, but with tens and
bundreda of millions of graves. then
a bitter but iron lo~c comes into
force. This power must feel that
none of its actiona will stay unpun-
ished-from f ta very beginning,
from its first atep:•
Undoubtedly, this is a clear warn-
ing that the Soviet Union will not
stand idly by and watch the Chinese
revive their nuclear miaaile program.,
The buic controlling factor here is
that Kremlin le.adeGS have the power
for prompt and decisive action to
support their vital interests. while
the Chinese leaders do not.
The new Chinese leadenhip's char-
acter can be summed up by a f oreip
diplomat's remark aa be watched the
asaembly of the ninth Party Con-
gress in Peking. "What you see
here:• he said, "are not the winners ,
of the Cultural Revolution but ita sur-
vivors.'' The Cona-reu members were
elected by the new army-backed Rev-
olutionary Committees that now con-
trol the pl'Ovincea and cities.
These committees represent local
rftther t~n national interests. Their
WUI 1hese Men Trigger World War HIT
Tiu Cltiuae Murile progra• toa r enrruted b, t1'• "pgra.di11g of 1oldUJ'-«ittt-
tut u -ManluU Nielt Chu,.11-in (left) d...a fa:mU. 1cintiat Dr. T•in H1vth-
1hn (rigltt), U.S.-dtU4t•d ~Jut expert 10/to vuided ChtMH 'lt'llclear pro{/ra.1"".
leaden have 1urvived only because of
their local power. The Chineae army
is t he only nationwjle orpnlsatlon,
but it cannot function nationally be-
cause of regional allegianc.ea and lo-
cal interrqtonal rivalry.
lftdeed, perils and uncertainties
have been added to the dilemmas of
Soviet leaders by the revival of Chi-
nese nuclear force. Within perhaps a
year or two, Chinese missiles can
threaten wide segments of Soviet in-
dustry and vital communicationa
routes. Nor can the fact be over-
looked that the Peking central iov-
ernment has no real base of author-
ity. Then there is the pouibillty that
these nuclear planta may become a
bone of contention among rival pro-
vincial warlords who would be totally
irre1ponaible.
It ii difBcult to believe that Soviet
leadenhip will quietly endure all
these pooaibllitiea for any length of
time. Their vi1ible reaction la not
suggestive of patient resignation.
The bitter but iron logic that cor-
respondent Simonov observed ap-
pean to be a far more probable but 1
for Soviet policy. The chances that
China'• infant mfuile wiD grow up
to be a nuclear giant are weak-as
IODI' u it threatens Ruaaia. _. ' I
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HEALTH
What to do About
"After-Baby Blues"
. "
I T w AS AN unhappy time
· in a Fort Worth, Texas,
suburb. Doris, just home
from the hospit.al with her
six-day-old daughter, was
depressed and weepy.
'1 couldn't put my flnaer on
an)'thioa deftnltel.y wroq," she
recalls. "Otte day I would be 1ure
... U!!t everz.!L~_UttM.~ cri~.
-~m~in• ·bad ~-~ning!,.. __
And I would look at my husband,
and he eeemed strange and distant. 'with friends and family.
l wu sure I'd loat all my looks."
One day, atandin&' at tbe bath-
inette, Doria' hands becan to trem-
ble uneontrollably. She broke into
wild eoba. A neighbor, who'd
stopped by tor cotree, had to take
over. Doria wu havi~ "atter-
baby blueta."
>.. many u two-thirda of all
new motbel'Jt autrer from thi•
stranp cfulorder, conaidered nor-
mal by moat docton. The Ameri-
can Kedical ~!ation notea that
the "bluee"-marked by tears and
exbaultlon-uaually occur for a
day or eo durln&' the third to sixth
day after childbirth.
Usually there are no perm.anent
acara, but more severe postbirtb
depression, often ,.eciulring spe-
cial medical treatment, doea occur
in about one out of every 1,000
sucb cues.
-.., p.,dillltfa.ta feel that
women'• emotional problema after
childbirth-medically known aa
"poetpartum -p1ycboai1 .. -are not
peculiar to thil period and are not
neceaaarily the result of havina a
baby. Says one: "They are eaen-
tially the same u probtem. that
women may have at any time of
life. U they happen to foUow child-
birth, it i1 because the ditncultiea
of the period serve u 'the last
straw.' But any atTesaful situation
might have the aame etreCt."
Dr. Sprq'Ue B. Gardiner, pro-
feaaor of obatetrica and nnecol-oa at Indiana University School
of Medicine, aye diecomf ort is a
bis factor-in walking and 1it-
ting, in the pain of stitches. aore
breuta u the milk comes in, dis-
treu in bowell and bladder.
Then. too, the mother bu been
pampered in the bo9pital while
having the baby-no houaehold
tub, no cooklq or wuhinr
dilbee. Lota o1 attention and ftow-
en and Iota of time to really visit
•
-To eue mot)lera Into their new
routines and responaibilitlea, many
physician.a endorae the rooming-
in arrangement practiced in a
growina number of hoepital ma-
ternity wards. Under this plan, the
mother ia allowed to have her .in-
fant with her during moat ot'tbe-
day, not juat at f~ time.a.
The new father is also allowed to
spend boUJ"8 each day in the boe-
pital to get acquainted with hla
jua~rn child.
Wltta ol IM~ by the time the
baby is ready to ao home, he is
leea a atrancer, and there ia less
atreaa leading to "after-baby
blues" for the mother.
For the management of eevere
cuea of the ''blue." (disorienta-
tion, deep depression, hallucina ..
tion, etc.), hospitalization i• man-
datory. But probably the beat way
to deal with ordinary incidents ia
continued reaaaurance to the moth-
er that she ian't unique. Nearly all
mothen bf.ve them, and they are
usually temporary. Here are some
tips for women faciq thia nor-
mal problem:
Get plenty of rest and sleep.
Have help if pouible, and don't be
afraid to use competent and quali-
fied baby aitten eo you can eet
out with your huaband for a din-
ner by youreelves.
Detl't ...-. an obsession of
kff'Pilll' your home u tidy u · you·
did before the baby anived. Let
thank-you notes and birth an-
nouncements wait until you have
strensth for them.
Beat of all, be reuaured that
the "blues" are nothinr new. Hip-
pocrates deacribed them in the
4th-century, B.C., when be told
bow a woman who pve birth to
twins experienced severe insomnia
and rettluanea on the 1ixth day
after their birth.
-JAMES IL WINOIESTEll
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SUMMER. DINI.NG
-~ -MELA.NJE DE PROFr Food Editor Tlli• l41nb-d<H«lder rout, u.t11 toitli lent.Oft atld
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in the oven ... ulad la read1 to go
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the piklter of dlUled ... p for lei-
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Honey-Lemon Lamb
• Shoulder Roast
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J. Cut 5 crosswise slits in fat aide
of roast (see photo I. Rub roast and
inner aides of alits with lemon-pep-
per marinade. Place roast. fat aide
up. on rack in a shallow roaatinl'
pan. Insert meat thermometer so the
tip is in the largest muscle, not
resting in iat or touchinr bone.
Sprinkle parsley over top.
2. Roast in a S25°F . oven 2~ to 31h
hrs., allowing about 35 min. per lb.
About 30 min. before roast is done.
remove from oven and discard cord.
Sprinkle roast with lemon-pepper
marinade. Dip lemon half-slices in
brown augar and insert· in slits.
Spoon honey over entire ..aurface of
roa~t. Return to oven and cook until
thea'1Jlometer registers 175°F. fo1·
medium or 180°F. for well done.
!. Remove meat thermometer and
bone. Transfer roast to a hot serv·
ing platter and prnlsb with par-
sley. Set aside while preparinr
your favorite cravy or from a mix.
(. Drain fat from roastin• pan and
use pan to prepare brown gravy mix
as directed on envelope. Scrape bot-
tom and aides of pan to blend ill
broWll residue. Serve gravy with the
roast. 6 to 8 1eniflS1•
• .. .oeet 10itl Ao~. '"" a dutiftt'tit1e oPJHGl.
leecl Flavor-Ridl
Tomato Soup
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Blend all in~dienta toretber in a
saucepan. Beat slowly and thor-
oughly to allow ftavors to blend,
stirrin• occasionally. Cool in a
pitcher: chill tboroulJlly and add
ice bef o:re serving. Accompany with
an a~sortment of crisp crackers.
6 to 8 •ervit1g•
Corn Pudding
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1. Scald milk in the top of a double
boiler over boilinl' water.
!. Keanwbile, cut com kernela from
cobs. Usinl' a blender if desired,
finely chop enough kernels to yield
2 cups. Put into a large saucepan
with 1 cup of the scalded milk. Cov-
er and simmer over low beat for 10
min., 1tirTinr occasionally.
3. Add a small amount of the acalded
milk from double boiler to e•ra,
stirrlnc viSorously. Add to remain-
in• scalded milk and blend. Mix in
butter and a blend of the aupr, salt,
Accent. and pepper.
f. Stir pimiento. wreen pepper, and
onion into the corn. Addintr rrad-
ually, 1tir in the bot milk mixture
and pour into a rreaaed 1¥.a-qt. shal-
low baking dish.
$. Place ftUed baklar dish in a pan
set on oven rack. Pour In boilin•
water to a depth of 1 in.
6. Bake at s2s•F. 65 to 60 min. or
untn a knife comes out clean when
inserted halfway between center
and edge of baking dish.
6 to 8 1ertJitto•
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l. Cut cucumbers lena-thwiae into
halves; remove and discard seeds.
Grate cucumbers into a bowl.
2. Stir in aour cream, lime juice,
sugar. and salt.
3. Beat egg whit.ea until stUJ, not
dry, peab are formed. Fold into
cucumber mixture. Tum into 2 re-
fricerator trays.
f. Place in freezer until mixture be-
gina to freeze around edges. Turn
into a chilled bowl and beat well.
Return to trays and freeze.
S. Spoon the frozen crystals ·into
peeled avocado halves on aalad
irreeu. Garnish each with a twisted
cucu•ber 1Uce and wedp of lime.
Abo-ut 1 qt. f re~u
Note: If servinr the freeze aa a main
dish accompaniment rather than a
salad, apoon into sherbets or punch
cups and omit avocados and aalad
1rHens. Garnish with •lat Qrip. ·.
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LittJe.LemaJ had been noiay and ·
milChinoua aU daJ. SucldeDly
then wu ailenee. IO hia mother
went to in:twtipte..
cigarette ia almoet burned down
to hia ftqen," -Al Robrrt.
A kd boil ;.. mae WM tau •f-
tw th• "otl.,. aid•'' of tla. fa•il'lll
--A. H. Hall«k
prayer one Sunday. After cbu.rch,
his mother ecolded him and aaid:
"Barry, whatever made you do
aoe.h a th.ins! .. .. rm proud of YOU. d-.r," ahe
aid, "juat 8lttiq 80 qaietl;r while
Dadd7ia~."
.. O.b. I~m havina fun. llOllU07."
aid the liWit boy. ·-see. DlwldT•
Five-year-old Barry pve a very
loud whiatle durin• the minister's
The little boy replied. .. For a
Ion« time. llomJll1, l'n pl'Q1ICI
real hard that God would ta.ch me
to wbiatle and today He did."
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How ·Good
Is Your .Memory?
A BE YOU one of those peo--ond beat. Memory wu "wont when
.ft pie who wrap a 8....,;..,.,. the aubject bad DO Idea whether
-U-16 a thine wu true or not. · ·
around their fin~r to re-! 3. F4lle. P•YGholosical studies
_!.t .me~bg . ..A9wthing-.and--.:.!~o.w ..mu. can NimmU-poetry---then J t · . memory much qaicker if you read ~rge .to tie ~ knot m ·-tt-a1oacr. AU otber fypeso f mat.e--
· the stnngT rial are memorised more quickly
Well, whatever 1our memory, when ~ allently.
thia quiz will cive you the oppor-4. FalM. All it's likely to do is
tunity to check your Jmowledp to make you remember their eyes.
with ecience'a lat.Mt ftndiql on lmtead. pay clOle attention to the
the subject. Jut consider each of name when eomeone ia introduced
the followins 1tatementa and an-to you ; then repeat the name while
1wer tnae or falle. Auwen below. conversiq, adclreuinc the person
1. The bMt way to recall ..,...,.. by it. ltepetitioD increuea the
thiQ6 you•ve forgotten ia t.o put depth of your memory_ impreNion.
~ elM out of JOUT m.tad S. True. Univenlty of Connec-
and c:ioncmtratle on it. ~t PIJ'Cbolacista found women'e
2. How wen we remember abllitJ to cornctly U80eiate namea
....01,... we mr depend.a oa and fac. witb the npt penou
,...._. we beline it tio be tne. WU fOUBd t.o be muicb ..-ter
a. The tJ.t way t.o manoria tlul.n the men'a.
ecaltlaiq qai«*17 w to i..s it .i 6. Tne. In a Banard study,
bid tiD 7Qlll9llL mea ud ,...... aabjecta were
._ It wil~ you t.o 1 ,.._ Wlftll a llO-word pullliSe to re..t;
a i-:-·• w If 70ll ma11e a t.lml aftlr 10 miaut. wb wu
.... et. ...... 1aim ~ in t...e.d Oil what ... 1--bend.
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Mla8Y WZ• recooWMnded AUTO-
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AMAZING TRIAL Offl1t
AUTOCAST CASTS MY LURE OR LIVE BAIT FROM 1Aa OZ. TO ~ OZ. wmt
PINPOINT ACCURACY AND SAFETY EVEN FllOM CROWDED 80ATS OR DOCKS.
Try Amujaa AUl'OCAST -tbe ftlbiaa
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A beautihaDy-made hn<utioa imtnunut
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COlt roda, ree~z and JDOft and more hara de-
liped to cascn you inatead of tbe a.la -
lets you COftJ' the water faster, ftnd ftsb
quicker, mate your ftlhina &rips more fun,
more cxdtills and .leta you co,ioy ewry mia-
ote you're ~ from dawn to dmt with
more and b{per c:aacba
awkward caatina, fcqet that emburuuneat
and ltlep into the apace.qe r alamour of
Atrl'OCAST. All that is necasary to cut
AUTOCAST is to cock it. aim the rod and
pull the triaer. You ca.a cast from boat «
abore with equal anaess. Yoa can ~)y cut in the thkbtt weeds, or deep brulll,
beaviat abore Jiee lhrubbcry. Yoo can So
after and come ti.ct with larp mouth bus,
pib, pictcnl, perch, bream, trout, walleye,
aalmoo, red tuna, striped bue. blue fish, weak
fllh and do it time and time apin without
aay previoua expe1 ience.
MAIW£L Of DOIGN
AUl'OCAST ii aot a P41Ft or toy. It ia
a ruaed. precmon castiQa aostrumeat ~
llnacied of ftberslasa aad aluminum. It's the
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AMAZING ptNPOtffT ACCURACY A 1170CAST wile• It
We panmtee tbe AUTOCAST fkbiJta rod ( ..................... .
wUI can wltlt piyo#lll 11CC•«1 ~ ;,p ... ,.._ .. fMwlla
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elle caa, where the bia oaea lurk. --------am new idea ia ftsbiaa rods in twenty yan. AH a.tMDrS INVDfnON h combi11e1 ufOllisbiQa simplicity with dead-
lbe ICCret is-a 8delllliAe Sflrilll Ktbt-cast.-)y accura..-y ud is the world's mod accurale ills mechanism developed by a Tnn e caller. There's no back lub. ao ti.ct swing
Sportaman-EQa:lwr.CabedAtrrocAsr thla problem. DO ~twist. It worts with lam woeder-wortina ftsb1na rod is tbe result of OC' live bait, with aay standard apinaiaa red.
yean of tell.ins tbe most effective way of in aay tind of wateT.
All you have to do is mail hi tbe 9C>-riat
trial coopoo below. When yog receiw your
Atn'OCAST rod, '* it anywhere you Jib -
test its faatutic castina powen )'OUl'9lf.
See for younelf bow AtrroCAST wcwb
with any staDdatd epio-castiq reel with any
lure or live bait \4 to ~ oz. in any water fOf
whatcwr kiad of fish. See bow easily it cam
-bow it wods in weeds, brush, tree-liaed
shores, from crowded boata, pieu, and
canopies.
Ute AUTOCAST to c:atcb bus, trout.
perch, pict.erd, pike, walleyes-any ipOCt
or pan flab you like to catch.
Let your child'rm, your wife, &Del your
friends ftsh with AUfOCAST. Put ~UJ'O
CAST to every lat. Jf you doa't acr-that
it's the easiest, most accurate c:astina rod in
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AUTOCAST PRODUCTION IS UMrTED '·
To act your AtrrOCAST TOd DOW hWJ
AmUiq Trial Coupon below. Suppliet are
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bave your AUl'OCAST in time for your
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tips that can jams.> your catcbea. Don't Delay.
Mail No-llist trial coupoa today.
&cit AUY'OCAST ::./. an You wlltl F'UIMoMy ..........
Tbousa.nds of AUl'OCAST rods Now Catchina Fish Throoahout The World.
automatically caatina lures to attract ftab -
and watcbina the fts"b react to each casa ua-
dernea.th the water. From tbac stadia came
A UTOCAST -the fisbiq rod tbat shoots
like a sun. AUl'OCASTS.,. now used by
f\thermn in 23 countria from tbe U.S. to
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FORGET BACK CASTING FOMV£R
Now, it ia no JoQacr oecanry to So tbrooah the awtwanl moCiom of ftsb castiq.
The new AUTOCAST eliminates aa~~ tram t.ctcaat, even oa aowded «
doc.ts. Tbe reason is simple: AUJ'OCAST
casts autOlftatically at the simple paablq of
• button. The lure aoa where you aim the
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FRANK HOWARD
Stardom Comes to . .
the Gentle Giant
Heralded as a home-run king, he heard
many boos before he won the cheers-yet
he never lost his easy nature
By BILL O'NEILL
S!_IORTLY BEFO~ t~ VO~
for the American League
All-Star . team, W ashingt.on
Senators' slugger Frank How-
ard confided that he'd like tn
make the team again, but he
wouldn't speculate on his
chances.
"lt..wu a thriU for me to make the
All-Stan last YUi', and, of coune, .
rd like to be on the team apin,'' be
admits. "Bot I don't WWT'f about it.
I just try to do DU' job and take it
u it comes."
The remark wu tJpical of bu&-
baJl'• .-tie st.ant. He explained
away an aJl-time record of 10 home "
runs iD m samee durins a liQlie
week a..t MMOB with: "I try to be a
profa.ionaJ and do Jll1 job."
The m-foot-ee.en. MO-pound out-
fielder is u famoaa for bis eelf-e«ac-
iq manner u for his tape-meuure
bomen. He calla tbe person be ia ad-
clN9U.. "sir."
Ilea a .. eeldom ean hd an unkiDd
word for ~one connected r'9itb
bliMbaD =en......, play--. fAM, or
eporta wrtte~d i• u quick to
edmit hia own ahortcamiJlp u be ia
to defend thoee of hia teemmata.
He ia one qf the few l't!Dl&iniq
pla;ren who ubowledl'M applame
from the atanda.
But buebalr• "nice py" ia more
complex than appearances •llaat.
At 82., Howard is cledic&ted to bi• pro-
feaion and to hi.a famil:r. He tjftl
nerythiq he ta.a to both-llot al-
..,. without .&am. In 1964 be con-
sidered real.pint from the Loa An-
geles Dodgen. He wanted to quit
bHebaJl for a lower-payiq mill job,
80 be could spend more time with bis
wife and children in Green 81.J, Wi&.
Duri~ the aeMClll, he dep1ecaaa
hi.a achievement. on the lead by
pointiq out 11CCurate!J that °'I'm
~ out too much, and I 'm not
oonaiatent," or 'Tm an undiecipUDed
bitter." But Howard foDowa the rec-
ord boob. When coat.net time rola
around. he la no~ mode.at about bold-
in•. out for-· what he conaiden bia-
due u the l~e'a leading bitter.
Aft.er a 19" eeaeon in which be
clouted .U boJDe runs to lead both
leagues and wu eecond in the Al'Mri-
can Leque with 106 RBla, Howard
concluded he wu worth conaiderably
more than the $55,000 he bad been
paid. He held out Jut lla~b for a
$330,000 thnie-year contract. He did-
n't report to Pompano Beach, Fla.,
tor spring trainiq until Nata' owner
Robert Short offered him a one-year
contnct at '9(),000. Thia made him
the hi•heat-paid player in the Sena.-
ton' bi9toey. Al he said aft.er he
uked Short to either pay him or
trade him, .. It wu ju1t principle."
How•d wwlts hard at ma.intain-
iq a placid exterior. Yet he can be
moody, and oecuionally a flub of
temper shows through. Atta atrik-
ins out for the third time in· a
Puerto Rico Winter Leape pme
many years l.l'O, Howard abowed hia
fnud:ration by breakiq the bat over
bi.a knee, accordinl' to a teammatL
Kore recently and, more atartliq,
to players and fans alike, Boward
wai thrown out of a rame at Oakland,
Calif .. for arguJq with the umpite.
Battin,s apinat Oakland last Kay in
the ninth inning, with the Senatore
trailinl' by one run, Howard started to
inriq at a low ball, checked b.imaelf,
and heard umpire Ron Luciano call
a •trike. After flying out. Howard
leveled a verbal blut at Luciano, who
ordered him off the ftekl. Oakland
won by a 8eOre of 6-4.
'"Y-...._.,._.back to play tbia
rame. and he taba the bread out of
your mouth," Boward said. ·
Boward played baseball at Ohio
State, and eemipro ball with tbe Ba-
sin Leque in South Dakota. In 1958
the Dodsers siped bim for a, re-
puted $108,000. While wf tb their farm
team in Green &1. be met and ma~
ried Carol lobanakl. Howard bousht
bomea for hlm1elf, hi• widowed moth-
er. and bis in-lawa ud took a job
with the Green Bay Pacbsin.r C.O.,
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_ _!!ber,_he works after efeh ~I).
•i1t'1 a t:rainiq prosnm." be u -
plained. '"We make corrupted boxea.
I've worked at the mill level and u a
.salesman. I lib the work, and the
people. have been pod to me."
Howard WU baW..b'a ID09t pub-
licized rookie. with iporta wrlten
predictiq that he would equal Babe
Ruth'a home-run record. lmt.e.d. be
halved it. After 1964, be wu traded
to tbe Senaton.
''11Mrt w.s • bleniq in clitpl1e."
Howard told FAlllLT WSKLT. 6'Tbe
Senators rave me a chance to play
e.very day, eomethllll' I Deftl' clld
with the Dodsera. They're a ..-t
club to be with. but playln• every
day brinp out any player'1 bMt.''
Howard aid be al80 beut4ltw from
the coachins of Ted WilH•m ~
foremost authority on that Uttle
· rame that'• played out there between
the pltcher, the catcher, and the bat-
er. Williama helps me pick out a cer-
tain pitch or tells me what to wait
for. Be helps all of ua."
But, althoush Howard appean to
have found a bome with the Seaton.
he baa no intention of movlq frmn
Green Bay to Wuhiqton, a;plaf•
ins that "I ftt better in a ..... ner
town." When IChool leta out each
June, Jin. Boward brlnp their ew
children to Wubi.qton.
Howard uid that when hJ1 aori
Timothy wu '1, he attended a pme.
"I wasn't doinl' too wen, and the f ana
were booins me for milrlq out."
Boward recaHed. "After I made an
erTOT, I WU really 1>ooed. I WM told
that Timothy atoocl up, turned around
to one penon who waa booins me.
and said, 'Anyw_,, be'• a realty rood
father.'" •
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Science bu found a med.ication
with the abilit7, in most cue1
-to atop bumia1 itch, pain and
actually shrink hemorrboida.
In cue after cue dod:on
proved, while l*'UT nlie¥iQa
pain and itdtiq, actual NCluc-
tion (ahrinkap) txM>k place.
Tbe answer la Preparatto.
H•-there ia no other fol'lllal
lib it for bemorrholda. Prepa-
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THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, JULY 19, .1969
1:00 II 3 Ci) Hop•'• Htroa (C) (30)
Hoa•n Is 1s.sl1ned the Job of local·
Ina thf teeret air base ccmmanded
by the flylna ace General von Rldl·
ter, better known as the Blue Bir·
on.@ IJ @ @ m NIC 1 SaturdlJ Mow-
It: "Sarat.ca Trunk" (drama) '45
-lnarld Beraman, Gary Coot>er.
6:00 I Tiie lie News (C) (60) m 11111 Ancltnen (C) (30)
@ (I) m Huntltf·lrinki., (C) fil) Crltica• (C) (60) Stanley Kauff·
(!0) man n hosts.
II Portet W110Mf (C) (30) Lone-9:30 1J 9 Cl) Petticoat Junction (C)
10me Rhodes auests. (30) To go to New York or not to fJ Boss CitJ (C) (60) 10 to New York, that ls tfle ques-m The hwldtn (C) (60) tion faced by Steve and Betty Jo
6:30 D llNIC News tonfmnta (C) (30) after Steve gets an offer to join a 1J Mllocty Randi (C) (60) The new firm In tfle east (R)
Calendar Girls auest. IJ Mowlt: "Do11blt lndt1HltJ"
1J Ro$1f Clift (C) (30) Robert (mystery) '44 -Barbara Stanwyck,
Culp guests. Fred MacMurray.
11 low Lucy (30) IJ@(I)Q) Jollnny Casll (C) (60)
H«t eo .. tile Stars (C) (60) Ed Ames and The Monkees auest.
Cirl Fro111 UNCLE (C) (60) 2 :; ~~Is(~~ (30) .
--------------------.-7:00 R ~Cl) CIS Newt (C) (30) lO:OO &111 -(j) M'-,._, • Walter C1onklte. • ~ ~ Jl"CW 1 ,_ ,,_
_ SECURITY TRAINING INSTITUTE, INC. ___ ""'~-P.:.~ ?::~tt1''(30) "t>lvot vw :.u1J~r:~ ~.A
=----.i;i. -o. · &a-4321'------·.. ·· -on;·An~''ersary Gi•t (C) (30) feature une Loc~hart .,--Ho61st!!!lles....._1_.,...~-
An•h.lm, C•lff, 92803 ~ AtH•mel hosts. 1nd--Bob Barller ~s Emcee. M•rtht
I• e 0..ttt Y1ltey Days (C) (30) Va~IO$ of ~razil, the relanln1
A .. : '7rhe Other Side of the Mountain." Ml Universe, will present the Ira·
..... : A waaon train guide faces posslble dlt nal crown and sceptre to her
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... execution by the waaon party When successor. Hal Frazier provides the
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C"8nnel 2-6:48 AM Sunday, 6:08 AM Mondey throuah Friday, 7:11 AM Seturdey.
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a..inel 7--#rcicr-mml"f ... rta et 1:30 on Sunday, 7:00 AM Mondey throuah Frldey end :30 AM on Seturdey.
Thia me1ulne la publlahed weekl~or tlll• newspa~r by TV WUX. • division of Cktf'ftn P'rtmbw end Co., Inc., edltorial and produc-
tton oftlcnl P.O. BOii 11901 Olendele, llf. Addreas edwrtlslna lnqulrf•
to the 4 1ap •Y edvertlslna aepertment of this newap11>9'.
:llllrft H~ UIMftlllM llHTCDltC.-C~ Ill
to auide the party over a ruged 0 Mowlt: "You ~an't H~t [YefJ· Sierra Nevada pass. tirnl" (musical) 37--Ahce Faye. m httin' ft All Tol"ft* (C) (60) m APOLLO REPORT and ~Wonders of tht Wor:d (C) (30) * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS ~venture in Tunisl1." The Link· m Ntwt (C) (30) Ken Jones.
ers explore th .. interlor of the little· fl' Emut Tubb (C) (30)
known North African country, (R) Et) NET P11yhouse (90) ''The Sffk· 0> Do-Rt-Ml {30) er5--The Heretics.'' (R)
7:30 fJ ~ (i) JKilt Glmon (C) Sid 0> Bo1· dt Mulco (90)
Caenr, JlYron Cohen, Georat Jessel 10:30
and Timmie Rogers gutst. (R)
'8 9 Ci) m Ad1111-12 (C) (30) 0 NOW-Saturday Edition!
Movie: (C) "PllefKe" (comedy) * "Eyewitness News" with
8-8ob H~. J1ne Russell. Bill Bonds & Stu Nahan ~ IP?r~u~ h::• ea.. I Nnrs <.C) {30) Biii Bonda. 0 MIUlon $ Mowit: (C) ''TlM ll11tn· .lot ~~ (C) (2 hr)
lft1 Hiiis" (western) '56-Tib Hunt· SW1n11n ~I (C) (60)
er, Natalie Wood. • Holtywvod and tM Stan (30)
mllHc!ALJ Wtthnd Part1 U:OOIJ(EAllC NIWI (C) ~lie (C) (6o) Biii Burrud take.s 11:151J Saturday NIPt Mowit: (C) "Tiie
1 frolickinf look at the thrH days lat W•&'Ofl" (adventure) '56 -
of fun and sun on a giaantic pint: ' Richard Widmark, Felicia Fa".
ure ocean liner. The Princess Carll 11:30 f) Ntwt (C)
is 1 haven for younr slnrtes who IJ Mowlt: "Union Padfic" (W<·
art looklnr for relaxation •nd en· em) '39-Bar1>ar1 Stanwyck. Joel
ltrtalnmenl McCrea.
I!) Los C111dlllos (30) 0 Mowlt: (C) "Circus of f_..
.... D @ (6) m Cet Saart (C) (30) {llorrof) '66--leo GeM. Christo-.. , Shot86 Today." The Smuts pher lee.
plly a hazardous (Olf (ame II they t!) The Enlpr111 (C)
trr to learn how aerospace centers 11:45 f) flbuloa 52 MOYie: "TM ffood.
nur aolf courses are btlnr 11~ luta Priest" {drama) '61 -Don
t11ed. (~ Mun:!l, Keir Dullea. I cm al The Ntwlywtd Gamt D m News (C}
(30) " Eubanks hosts. m Movie: "M1plficent Dell" (dra ·
Movie: II•& Kon&" (clesslc) ma) '46 -Glnaer Roprs, David 3-8ruce Cabot. Fly Wr1y. Niven. . ~1::." F~al (60) "The Chlcaao 12:15 D m Tonlpt Show (C)
fE Noa. de Estrtn0 (2 hr) 1Z:30 m Men In Crlds ·
1:30 fJ a Ci)~ Tltrtt Sons (C) (30) 1:00 m All-NIPt Shor. "Wilk In tht D tD (I) m"" Ghost Ind Mrs. Sun," "Valley of the Zomblts." end
Mllfr (C) (30) "Captain Greu's "Sword of Damucus."
Whlz·B1n1.'' Captain Greca makes
a few aplcy chanps In Mrs. Muir's
manuacrlpt wftflout her knowtldp,
brlnatna htt surprtsJna success. (R)
fJ Ci1J Cl) &) Tiie l.nnnc:e Wtfk .. (C) (60) m luct Owns (C) (30)
1:15 fJ MIYM: "Pit alNI MIU" (COM·
edy) '52..l...Spencer Tracy, ~arin.
Hepburn. 0 Advtntum of tile SealprlJ (C)
1:45 D Mowit: "Th• M11111111J'• Cwlt"
(horror) '4!>--lon Chaney.
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10:30 Su"9Nr Lurnlna (C) '60-Robert Hutton, Carol Ohmart.
THE DAILY Pll.OT, TV WEtx. JULY 19, 1969
0 Sttwe Allen Show (C) (90) Scoey
Pimchlll, Gerri Granaer. Profesaor
lrwln Corey, Alllta Louise auut. m Frontitn of fllUt (C) "Is fJ Mltlloa $ Movie: (C) "Ap:tt
JULY 20 tht BOok Still Goodr' Third pro-lovt" (musical) '57 -Pat Boone,
aram in • four-part aeries th1t IX· Shirley Jones.
r,, O H N I N I; amlnu the relevance of the Blblt m HolldlY (C)
in today's world. &) Alwletn Pnbtt1111 (C)
All stations reserve the
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mine without advance no-
tice. I (i1) m 'ED Kini Koar (C) 3:00 1J Rtptrtolre WorbMp (C)
faltllror TodaJ (C) 0 Movie: (C) "The MtnJ Widow"
11:00 Protect Heed Start (C) (rom1nce) '52-lana Turner, Fer-
Tilll Is tM Ult (C) nando Lamas.
Ho...,.,,.,., GM!dt (C) O Movie: ''Sotltfl of Paao P'qt"
(i1) (]) &) Buttwlnklt (C) (adventure) '•O-Victor Mcll&Jtn.
Al'OUO XI
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tr1P of tile fllafit all Pf'Oll'llll• •IAt Is ltnbtM. All ~
and i.tal ltltioll ICTTV pl111 a hi II
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awroulldltla aa11'• first at.Pt on
t9't lllOOll. (Sdltdultd Apollo cow-
..,. bePts it 1:00 AM and ms
imtil 3!00 PM to•91TOWJ
m FOLLOW APOLLO with JI t:::!.I:~<~t•rmer. * JACK LATHAM on KTTV . MdWtwtr l tht Colonel
Cllurdl hi tht Ho•t (C) 3:301J lns:dtf/Outakltr (C) I Apollo ll Report (C) • !ape (C)
Compass (C) D MOW'lt: "lladl c.tft" (hormr)
11:30 Ttfl It Ullt It Wu (Cl '53-Boris Karloff, Richard Greene.
Millstones of Man (C) I Darln1 V111t11m (C) @ (]) &) Dbcowt17 (C) "Back· • Tiit Rat Patrol (C). yard Odyuey." Conclusfon of study , Lldin o., (C)
on insectJ.. 5 m -___ , -~;,;;,.w. ·-'1111 Sofirlirs of 3:4 Dodam Wtllp-up (C) -, .. , -4.ild.Jlll:ll~.rt----"' "'"===---======-===='4-~~~ V-•'"~rama)~t ~ .. "'"""""' , .. , q-n. Clltil1DpMra ---Del Rio, Marla Fellx.
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5 Clft Us TMs Day (C)
7 T • ud MrYy (C)
Stlnday Funnies (C) AflfRNOO~ 7:301 Aquam1n (C) 12 00 a ··· flow C ............. "· Moraon Tabtt'n1dt Cllolf (C) : · _., If' •-•uvn -•PlllJ • Reed lipt (C) · DntJ and ColltUI (C) Mom: (C) "Th• Kid From
7:45 d) T1la C•uistophtrs (C) txas" (western) 'SO-Audie Mur·
1.-00 B 9 Cf) Ll•p UntD My Fttt <CJ lh , Gale storm. • m flM CtutstDp""1 (C) EIMfttftllY Stx
It CATHEDRAL of TOMOR-~'!~~!:,~If• (C> * ROW-IN COLORI with . ::::s F::!°Aj~1J2 (C) Rex Humbard, Maude ........
Aimee & musical staff! g~~ ~S)' r~C:':. <~~ <C>
IC.tMdral of Tomon'ow (C) • Ciilracte.Q In tM Alts (C) °" ... Dllc:onry (C) ,.... Alttry
Wondtr1•1 (C) lb W.-J111 libft (C)
Al* a.ival Hour (C) ffi stories of Suec:eu (C)
{}) DIVtf and 8ollltt. (C) • 0-IM:lt for AdYteturt (C) 00 Ctd Is tM Alm!.-(C) • lnsliflt (~ 1:301 l.ool Up tnd UYt (C) 12:40 m Doditrt Wtrnt-up (C)
• U.S.. Nny Film (C) 1:00 I Pittutt for a Sunder Attemoo11 Rtbtts Wltll 1 C1U1t (C) • m MMt thf ,,_. (C)
• Movie: '"Fury at Furn~ Creet" iilOvit· ''towtr Girt" (musical·
(western) ·•s.-Vlctor M1ture. Co-comedy) ;«-Rite Hayworth, Gene
lffn Gray. Kelly.
I llatlwy11 Kulll•an (C) 0 ()7) m Directions (C)
lttvlwal Fir• (C) 0 fb1r1li Q111
Apollo ll Coven.. (C)
tla uux <C> m SEE THE DODGER-GIANT
Tiie W..r (C) *GAME & MOON LANDING
t:OO C..m Tint (C) LIVE on KTTV 11
My Fevorltt Strmon (C) m Dodim Buetlall (C) LA.
Day .el DltcMry (C) Dodaers vs. S.F. Giants.
Qalltll-.:• d) Revival Fir• (C) '""t A. ~ (C) a> ''"'"' for Llvlna (C) ~ lla""1ft KJ,lll•an (C) 1 :20 m Apollo ll Report (C) ~. Clta 1:301 Youtll and dN P'ollct JC) • Ced and Man In tht 20HI Ctn· Ci7J (}) m llSUll ID AlllWtf'I twJ ~ of Calvary (C)
&) A(riadtural Report (C) • U.S. NnJ fll11 t:lOI Male, Mlllk. Musk (C) 2:00 8 St.tloa to Station (C) • Ecioeo•la fw All Aatl (C) • ,... .. Conf1re11t.t (C) A rellrious ~ "MapHlant rrud" roundtable is presented, with Bishop
Ima) '39--lloyd Nolen. Gerald Kennedy of the United ~Cl) 5) Dlldlty 0..Rl&llt (C) Methodist Church, Father John Ur·
On.I Teberb (C) ban of the L.A. Archdiocese, and
.... I Mint Rllldltt't Rtbbl Alfred Gotbchalk of the H•
1'11 la ti. Life (C) brew COiiete.
lO:OO~tdlJ'a htl'*' (C) I Roll• Der1tJ (C) E,.. USA <C> m sad., Matin•
(I) G) LillH (C) • Dutto dt Puiones
• : (C) "Wortd Wlt'-t • felblra (C)
(acl-11) '56-Hufh Mar1owe. I.Mita Day (C) m Onl Robtt'b (C) Z:lO 1J Collvtnatiell Wltll 1 ~ ~ Cl) Aptllo XJ Cowtfqe (C) tml (C) ......
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I Apollo XI Rtport (C)
Tilutrt I
V•t.an1 Sobrt los Hljos
En.sifn O'Toolt
A .. rican Pttblfflt (C)
4:30 I NIWM!Htl'I (C) • News (C)
111 Att.ad
: Mist.110111t' Ntidlbet'*d (R)
Muica J P'at1bru • Future
• Scope (C)
4:55 D WoAdtt'ful Wtfld of -Sport (C)
5:00 I "..., (C) Clete Roberts. iD Conotstlonal Report (C)
Dr. lut.-t Advtfttur• (C)
Morie: (C) ''Holldlnr (drama)
'52-Tony Curtis, Janet Lel&h.
• ~lppy (C)
Merv Criffln (C)
Tiit New Sound (C) m s.w.11 Alts Thtatre co.,,.1 of Cllrllt
: Wllat's Nswt (R)
· Tom
Ru11 for Your Uft (C)
5:)0 Qj (j) Auteur Hour (C)
Speak Up (C) Bill Leyden.
Polu hradt (C)
• Cld1tt (C)
Third Min
: $f>tctnl• (C) (R)
• Tht D1•otaa
EVfNING
&:oo e a Cl) 111. 21st Century <C> (30)
I If• AQdemlc (C) (30)
Stent :t-ent (60)
I IJlc!A I Lt1 Yeps, Diet 111d
Dollt (C) (60) A penetr1tinr study
of the fun oasla that is built on
the tum of a wheel, a toss of the
diet ind the flip of a carcl. (R)
fi) Wllll•• Ttll (30)
et) Youni Muakal Arttstl (30) Pm·
ar1m is devoted to a perf onnence
of Sonata In f MaJor, Op. 6 by
Richard Str1uss.
&) M111 Fro• UltCl£ (C) (60)
1:30 I R1lpll StllfJ (C) (30) t1J (I) ml Fr.U McStt (C)
( )
I lntlpt (C) (30)
Mtrqutt 22 (60)
Tiie ftt11dll Qtf (30) Julie
Child prepares "bourride" end
"aloll." t8 (j) ~lppy (C) (30)
7:00 tJ 9 (j) LlssAt (C) (30) Whtn
teenaaer runs aW1y from home to
live outdoors. the and lassie are
trapped in a cave. (R) 0 9 ~ m Huck Fl11n (C) (30)
''All Whirlpools Lead to Atlantia."
Huck. Tom and Becky are cauaht In
a whirlpool and drawn downward to
Atlantia.~) 0 (}j) (1) G) Lind of ttie Gian ~ {6o) "Manhunt." An esuped
convict runs off with lhe Earthlin(a,
i e craft and its occupants. (R)
• What's M{ Unt7 (C) (30)
I IJlcllL Salld (C) (60) A mu•
siul fl)ecial starring Sajld Khan of
lndi1.-r~~~~&.-mt-
1nd .-rpers Bizarre. •
t»f...,.,..ti.-lmet (C) (30) ''The
Andes Countries-Their Land and
People." (R) •
et) Speailatlon (60) "Synanon." A
look into the present status of the
controversial Synanon in Senta
Monica.
@I) P'ri.,.. (C) (30)
7:30 1J 9 (j) Ct11Ut Btn (C) (30)
Tom.Mark, and Ben meet a family
of hostile Indians. (R)
e @oomwatt DbMy <C>
{60) "Boomeranr. Doa of Many
Talents." Conclus!on. An easy-IQlnr
vaaabond (Darren McGavln) Inter·
rupts his favorite economic pastime
-se:lina and re·sellina his d111er doe that runs away from each new
owner-to help 1 turkey rancher
(Patricia CroWley) and her son
(Darby Hinton). (R)
fJ Millloll $ Movie: (C) "Kini of
kllybtr Rtfltr" (adventure) '54 -
Tyrone Power, Michael Rennie .
d) Cllalltn&fn1 Ste (C) (30) "Man's
Great Frontier-The Sea." (R) m 111 Pid»r• (30)
@!) Loi C.Udlllos (30)
1:00 IJ Cit m Ed Sullivan (C) (60)
Arthur Godfrey, Caterina Valente,
The Youne Americans. Rodney Dan-
eer11eld, rlOfe & EJdfidfe, The Rios
Brothers, and the rock aroup Blood,
Sweat & Tears auest (R)
IJ ROLLER GAMES-LIVE! * (C) T-BIRDS vs. DETROIT
IJ Roll11 Camtt (C) (2 hr) T-Blrds
vs. Devils. fJ @ (]) Ei) Tiit FBI (C) (60)
"The Hero." Erskine searches for
a murderer posinr as a war hem.
(fil m Mftit: .. IGna lton(' (clusic}
'33-Bruce Cabot. Fay Wrey.
d) Wandtrlldt (C) (30) "Sparklin1
Scandinavia." (R)
I Tiit flstter Family (30)
Sounds of SUIHltf (C) (2 hr)
CarrouHI MulcallO (6o)
1:30 B 9 00 m Tht Mottim-in·Ln (~ {30) ''The Matador Makes a
Movie." Matador del Gedo (Otsl
Amu) lives the Hubbards and the
Buells rolu In his movie. (R) aJ Tiit Spotts Stt (C) (30)
fl) Tiit World TOllMlrl'eW (30)
9:00 f) Qt Cl) H•Haw (C) (60) Merit
H1uard, Bonnie Owens. Eddy Fu·
kano ruest
"~ plans
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Based OD
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Chet Hun
and FraJj
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special rep
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ABC Ne
world-wide
the journ•
splashdow1
CBS. as
coverage,
by Chuck
"Space M l
sponsible
fttms shoY
that recap1
tory in fou
Man" is a
space prog
The fligJ
calls for t\
nauts to S(
moon. Th
gramming
just prior t
neuver tha
of the m
II ~.Ci) If-' l•11ta (C) (60) l~ 8 9 Cl) Mlllie11: l11t1 rNiWt (C) Done." Five youn1 Will Street D CltW'al tf THMnW (C)
.-'Uin.' lross 1nnounc11 murltae {60) The IMF muat tt>1fn1 1 rob· money·mtn dlxuu the cumnt D WlllUtl f. lldlef ·(C) Or. Alltft
plln1 with 1 white 1lr1 raised by btry auapect from prison ind dupe m1rtlet. ~ of Catttdl ind Dr. ODlln
lndllna, ind 1 nel1hbor thrutens him Into ltadlnr polict to the hid · ti> lf'lll T..tre (60) Cllftl of Cambridp Unlwtllt.J di•
her life. Miry_ Fickett ruats. (R) Ins place of the 10-milllon·dolllr cuss ''TM PopulattDft Exploe6on."
0 cm CD QJ. AIC ~ Mewll: robbery before the statute of llm· arouo ll IWIW Mu..., (C) (~ 11flil H ...... l•t' (comtd,J·drl· ltallona expires. (R) (J)Cit Ci) ""'9 (C)
ma> '67 -Anthony Quinn. Georre D m llJ Fr1ud r.., (C) (60) .._., llm -.. .. 111t .... n 11:15 11iwi« <t> "Jiit ttr Ttlt" (ro-
Maharia. Mlchatl ParU. Mutha tty. "let GIO(ft Do It." Woodruff and .._,~~ ~1:17 ..... ~:..!, Mt-maRC11) '52 -Bina Croaby, .lint
er. F1ye Dunaw1y. A weelttly 1'1Ck· Novello find their own lives Im· ..,. ._ -•-"' n, wll I]"· etetr·hotel owner is kldnaptd, and periled wtlllt lllVtltlptin1 1 r• cew Ille wt . Ci) "T.J:
no one wants to pay his r1nt0m. puled accident report (R) 11:30 llilr DR
i ! m .... <C> <30> • 10-.10 a w..w r...,,..., .<c> <30> lAlllutl ' a.u., <C> Ht..a.M/ ..... (C) • Lit Me Td t. ... (C) (60) Tiii ~ (C)
f'ltlr C•• (30) 1yor Joseph Alioto (Sin Frends· m MAN WALKS THE MOON 11:45 ....,.: ....., ..._,.(mystery)
0-1111"1 H•Hi (30) ~· * GEORGE PUTNAM with -' d1 Lupino, Comet Wilek. 9:301 " .. (C) (30) m ua. lttpert. (C) (30) LIVE COVERAGE of this u (j) llll(drt (C)
MJ lhtlllr, ~ Car <C> {30) EB Mallie• r..... historic event on KTTV 12:00 l'I Mlle s.w.
Mr. l Mn. Nol'UI (30) @ (j) ftltln I A,elt II ~ (C) (2 hr) 12:30 ID Mu la Clilla
&I Co••ntarlos , ~r1dadta m Dmd SllalJM (C) (2 hr) lltlt~ ...... (C) (30) 1:00 II Tiit utll Lite Slllw
PQ) • ''Wall. Street Wlurds Tell How It's 11:00 I) U aJ ..... (C) Ntwa (C) .
All networks will present an
1precedented 30 hours of con-
auous special television, pro-
amming the dangerous and
itical moon landing as part of
e extensive color coverage of
e Apollo XI eight-day mission.
ised on a successful launch
1 Wednesday, July 16, the con-
mous TV coverage will extend
'm Sunday, July 20 (approxi-
1tely 8 AM) to Monday, July
(approximately 3 PM).
Newsmen covering the event
e Walter Cronkite and Walter
hirra (CBS); Frank Reynolds
d Jules Bergman (ABC); and
iet Huntley, David Brinkley
d Frank McGee (NBC).
aey will be assisted by many
ecial reporters who will ferret
t stories of public interest.
ABC News will administer the
>rid-wide television pool for
~ journey, from lift-off to
lashdown and recovery.
CBS, as part of the 30-hour
verage, will present a film
Chuck Braverman entitled
pace Man." Braverman is re-
onsible for those marvelous
ns shown on 1V last year
at recapitulate America's hi~
-:y in four minutes. His "S~ace
an" is a history of Amenca's
ace program.
The flight plan for Apollo XI
Us for two of the three astro~
uts to spend 22 hours on the
>00. The 30 hours of pro-
unming begins early Sunday,
it prior to the undocking ma-
uver that precedes the descent
the moonship from lunar
orbit to the moon's sudace,
The lunar module that will
land the astronauts on the moon
is scheduled to carry a black-
a nd-white TV camera in its low-
er stage, and earth-bound view-
ers will see the first astronaut
take his historic moon walk.
·Italy. He is married and bas three chlldrcp, aged.
2z__ 7, and 5. He holds a Bachelor of Sciell~
· aeg~ from the U.S. MilltilfY cademy, and .has
flown more than 4,000 hours, with thrce-quark(S
of that· time Jogged · in jets.
On Sunday, July 20, . after the mission has
reached and established a lunar orbit 69 nautical
miles above the surface of the moon, the lunar
module carrying astronauts Armstrong and Aldrin
wiU descend to one of the landing sites selected
by NASA, and climax the Apollo series by land-
ing the LM on the surface four daya after lift-off.
In April of this year, NASA designated Neil
Arpistrong to be the first human being to set
foot on the moon. Approximately tO ·boun' after
the landing, he will climb down the ladf;ler aod
step out onto the surface. The fint thin& Arm·
strong will do is fill a bag with iDOOIHOil in--cue
the outside activity must ~ curtailed, and band
In addition to the black-and-
white camera on board the LM,
a color TV camera may be car-
ried on board the command
module during the eight-day
flight, and the astronauts may
beam back live color TV pic-
tures from the spacecraft. Reg-
ular programming will be inter-
rupted with special transmis-
sions that merit coverage.
The Apollo XI crew consists NM: News S,.. Cater, New Yortt, wt.en al 1~ .. .,_ att.\. llt4.
of civilian Neil A. Armstrong, command pilot;
Air Force Colonel Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., lunar
module pilot; and Air Force Lt Colonel Michael
Collins.
Armstrong is a 38-year-old native of Wapako-
neta, Ohio. He is married and has two children,
aged 11 and 6. He holds a Bachelor of Science
degree from Purdue-and attended the graduate
school at USC. He has flown more than 4,000
hours, with half of that time logged in jets.
Aldrin is 39 years old and was born in Mont-
clair, New Jersey. He is married and bas three
children, aged 13, 12 and 11. He received his
Doctorate in Astronautics hom MIT and a Bache-
lor of Science horn the U .S. Mil,Uary Academy,
where he graduated third in a dUs -of 475. He
has logged 3,500 boun, with better than two-
tbirds of that time in jets. His nickname is "Buzz."
Collins is 38 years old and was born in Rome.
the bag back to Aldrin in the LM. Once thia
is accomplished Aldrin will join Armstrone out-
side the moon ship, and together they will spend
two hours and 40 minutes carrying out scientific
experiments on the surface.
At the conclusion of their 22-hour stay on the
moon, the astronauts will fire up the engine of
the upper stage of the two.stage lunar module
and blast off for rendezvous and docking with
the command module flying in lunar orbit. After
the docking is completed, the two astronauts will
transfer to the command ship for the return trip
to earth and splashdown in the Pacific Ocean,
where the carrier Hornet will be waiting.
Following the splashdown, teJeviaiO(l coverage
will continue with special programming'1md prog-
ress reports during the debriefing and quarar;tine
period of nearly three wceb following the suc-
cessful ftigbt of Apollo XI.
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(I) HIJdtn's Happenln1 (C) fl> C.mlltOCflty/Stocl R.,ort m Gltllpn's llland (C)
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• JULY 21
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies .. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change pcogramming with-
·out advance notice.
DAYTl~E MOVIES
fil) f.lstlm Wlldo• Ind Modem
IJfe (30) "Me"-Yana Buddhism."
Alan Watts covers the strain of
Buddhism that mlarated from In·
dia to China to become the matrix
of Zen. He Illustrates with objects
of art. 9 ()) f1•llr Affair (C) (30)
g;, Ceur's World (C) (30) m Dm• House (C) (30)
7:30 ft QI Ci),...... (C) (60)
'Time Of the Jackals." Marshal
Dillon's pursuit of an Helped pris-
oner {Leslie Nielsen) lttds to en·
counters with a wounded woman
(Beverly Garland), the woman.'s
Jilted husband (Edmund Ha.shim)
-and a bounty hunter (Jonathan • t::OO U (C) "!........., liNde" (dr• Lippe), all of whom want to see
ITQ) '45-aetty Hutton, Arturo de the fuaitlvt e1pturtd. {R)
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1000 BEAUTIFUL
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Moy be used on envelopes os retum. oddreS!
labels. Also very hondy es identification lobels
for merking personal. items such os bo'Oks,
records, photOs, etc. Labels stick o~ gloss ond
"~ Cordova. 0 m I DrM• of Jnnnle (C) {30)
0 "Tltt Model and ttlt Mam1p "Invisible House for Slit." Jeannie may be usecJ for~. IT\Orking home conned food lroktr" (comedy) '52 -Jeanne misunderstands Tony's order not to
::=-~ScottSi~~.:. (drama) '62-...:Jahtd:JbJill mnkslt:l!lt;ip:lnvk..i.IJsible:lbl .. W(Rba) ~.L.Jn....--_ _,., ____ *lt-fablth~e!in~ffi stytlsfr -
--~ander Gavric;, M11il Ta.si.nkL -II llct le(!; (30)" --"'
9:30 m "Train of Events" (drama) '52 <">~~ ~-~ :v:-y ~ Kif f.~ Vogue type on fine qu~fity white .gummed -Valerie Hobson, John Clements. --'"""
12:00 e ''TM Prlncm Com• Acma" ~!:'ts ari~ M:;,S:e:!~~br:•: paper and pecked in reusable mogic
(romance) '3~ -Carole Lombard, the deaths of spies. (R)
Fred MacMurray. fJ Million $ Morit: "TM lad seal top contoiner.
L2:30 m "Hi&WJ D1nPf9a" (mystery) Seed" (drama) '56-Hancy Kelty,
'51-0ane Clark. "!putltl~ {com· Patty McCormack.
edy) 60-Misch1 Auer. I Trvtll or Consequences (C) {30)
2:00 ID "Htldln' for Huvtn" {comedy) Perry MllOn {60)
'4'1-stuart Erwin, Glenda Farrell. lnnontlons {30) "for Faster
3:00 fJ "Tile of five Wo1Mn" {drima) Sallln1:"' An examination of com: 'S2~1na lollobrl1lda, Bonar Col-puter-deslrned hulls for the sail·
leano. t inr industry end their perl«m1nce
4:00 IJ (C) "The Kid frotn Brooklyn" :=~ess over traditional deslrn
(comedy) '46-Danny Kaye, Viralnla fl) Dutlo dt Pasion• (30) Mayo.
fVENING
8:00 II m SNEAK NEYIEW Pioneer
Spirit (C) {30) Three younr cou·
pies abdlclte the security of sub·
urbia for the wide open spaces of
Alasll.. Stars 1re Rich Little, Mar
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6:00 1J nt l ie Ntws (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
II m Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) e Stlwe Allen Sllow (C) (90) Al
Jarreau. Jackie Vernon. Jerry Shane,
Cliff Horton and Ann-Marie Benn·
strom l\lesl
O Six O'Cledl Movie: ''Man In die Moon" (aci-11) '61 -Kenneth
More, Shirley Anne Field. fJ I Sn (C) (60) m I loft Lucy (60) m lat.an (C) (30)
@ CI> Merv Qrtftln (C) (90)
fD W111r1 NWl (30) Films of 1
visit to the Florida Everglades, and
• visit to the first colony at Ro•·
noke Island.
ii) Jwtntud Dtvlno Tesoro (30)
Q} Ntws (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
&:30 0 KNIC N.....vlct (C) (60) m v.,.,. .. t11t ••• .. -. Sn~ (60) HianU.,-lrtnkJey (C) (30) I win Clrdt HMdllnes (C) (30)
Cll m """ <C> c3o> ~ 34 (C) (60)
1:00 1J CBS Evtnlnc News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
B WMfs MJ lint? (30) Wally
Bruner and Arlene Francis weloome
1Uest panelists Soupy Sales. Bert
Conv, and Phyllis Newman, m Pmword (C) {30) Arlene Fran· Cli end Larry Blyden 1Uut.
19 CI) Mondey Movie (C) (2 hr)
"'file Cossacks," sterrin1 Edmund
Purdom and John Drew Barrymore.
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York. e Zant Qrey (30) m Haul (C) {30) I ···--················---------------------····--·····--
fil) Wol1d Prm (C) (60)
fl) Hit P1redt (C) {60) 1'
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8:30 IJ Qt (j) Htrt'I luq <C) (30)
Lucy dresses like 1 little old lady
when she Is selected to bt the dat.e
of the bank's 90-year-old president
{Dennis Day). (R)
B fD 00 m NBC MondaJ Mevit: (e) Uf aras llllbl" {adventure) '63
-Yul Brynner, Tony Curtis. Chris-
tine Kaufmann. The classic story of
the 16th century Cossack lead
and his two sons, one of whom
falls in love with a Polish cirl. (R)
(The movie will be interrupted for
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PILOT PRINTIN G ----' L ____________ .... _ -~ -7/IHBONUS
Apollo coveraae. but It will air in1----W11'H EACtt-OltDU Ofl-tAIW-Wl--lts entirety.)
U '-kltn VOJ11• <C> (30) "Land WILL INCLUDE ... SET OF of Bolivar."
U MJ CI> Ql nt ,.... of wm 'ACICA6E MAILIN6 LAIEl..S. Sonnett (C) (30) "The Min Who
Killed J1mes Sonnett." Wiii and
·Jeff come across a poster advertls-
lnr • playlet about the death of
James Sonnttt In a 1unflsht. {R) m Dmd Frost <Cl <90> a> R•n fw Yow Uft (C) (60)
9:001J MIJberry RFD (C) (30) Howard,
who collecta coins, Is Nltf to
'Share hobbles with a new 1irlfriend,
but Is horrified to learn that die is
1 $kydlvtr. {R) (Continued)
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MONDAY (Continued)
.9 1lle llfN (C) (60) "The Milt."
The Baron loses 24 hours from hla
life when a airl asks him for 1
lift.
o @ llJ m n.. .,..... <C>
{BO) "The Candidates." Ear1 Corey
and .letnal David dlJCOVtr that both
candidates In 1 mayorallty race
r•mble the bank embezzler they
are pursulnr. (R)
fJ!) NET JHru1 (60) "A Plarue
on Your. Cfilldren." An explOfation
of devtlopments Jn chemical and
bloloeical warfare. Shown are
chemical tffeds on animals and
tht potentJal of klllln1 vast num·
bera and contamin1t1n1 lar1e art1s.
QI Cl) 1" FRMtatu• (C) (30) G> C..lca J Cancio.. (30)
t:•I' .. ..,. ..._ (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
_J ltde'1 LR (60)
Cl) Mcffale'a Na¥J (lp) -·--._.,JI-., cao> " ....,.._ .... ----. -~
1:451:1 Ai*le XJ Report JC) (30) A.pol·
----lo XI helds~. ·--,... -
10:00 •
tD APOLLO REPORT and
*GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS
am..... <C> <60> D @CD a> Didi Cavett (C) (60)
B Dena! (C) (6()) B. B. Kina and
Char11e Callas 1uest.
f1l) flriq U.. (C) (60) "Modem·
Ism and tht Catholic Church." Wll·
llem Buckley's auests are authors
Mnsle Ward and Frank Shud, who
discuss topical ecumenics f<M' non·
Clthollcs.. a Cl) Jl••le Redpra (C) . (60)
II) Mat Alll de la Mlltl1e (C) (30)
10:1511 Jl••le Rodin (C) Oolned In
pro1rm) Eddie Fisher and Dorothy
MorrllOn ruest. (Rttcheduled)
10'.JO 0) ..._ (C) (30) Bill Johns.
., falllltie c..z.. (30)
11:0011aommm11ews <C>
1J Alfrod HltdM:ocl
G .._.: "Dnid alMI Liu" (dra·
ma) '62 -Keir Dullea, Janet Mar·
aotln. m TJ!Mt p..,. fll• fllthll:
''flood and Slnd," co-starrln1 Rita
Hayworth (1941). m .... : ""CallCllf' (mystery) '49
=Tames Ma11>n, Barbara Bel Geddes.
@ CD 9 CJ) 9 CIJ ,.... <C>
11:JO D tD (I) f!3THl&M sa.. CC>
8 MW: "1'• Old-fullloaed Wer" (comedy) '34-W. C. Flefds,
Judith Allen.
D (iJ) Cl> .m _, ,...., <C>
11:35 8 Mewle: "IYJ" (mystery) '47-
..lotn Fontaine, Herbert Marlhall.
12:30 II) Actietl TMltre: "Fame and the
Dntl."
U:50 a Mewle; <C> ~ of a.
s,.c." (scl·fl) '53-Zsa Zsa Gabor,
Eric Flemlna.
1•a ..... <C> IJ CoM11111fty Bulletin INnl (C)
D..._<C>
1:2D. Mewle: 61:unlcu, .... ., ...
Allmn" (horror) '57-John Brom·
field.
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THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK, JULY 19, 1969
"I like to~ out
and dig for things."
Tom Brokaw is a journalist in the classic sense of the word.
He's a crusader. He g_ets out and digs for a story.
"I'd like to spend two weeks with a ghetto kid, just follow-
ing him around, to find out what it's really like. Then I think
people would have a far better understanding of the situation."
That's the way Tom Brokaw is. And we wouldn't have it any
other way here at KNBC Newservice.
KN3C newseMce:
We care what you think.
WEEKNIG-fTS 5, 6:30 & 11 PM ~.4 I
HUNTLEY. BRN<LEY AT 6 -~ •
TUESDA Y
JULY 22
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAM~. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
. t:OO a "It'• a Giff' (comedy) '34-
-W. C. Fields, Baby LeRoy. IJ "lllotlMr Wen Tletrts" (comedy) '47~tty Grable, Dan Dalley. D "11lt ~ ,i a1er .. 1rr --....... wr\crrlm•> ·60--l)qn ·
e~t.mtttrYourrr.-
t:JO.a (C> ---~ -(musieef)-161 -Judy ~nova, Eddie Foy Jr.
12."00 0 .. ...,,,.. (comedy) '36-W. C.
Fields, Rochtlle Hudson. Richard Cromwell. .,
12:30 m (C) "ffefcules, Prisoner of Evtr
(spectacular) '64-Reg. Park. "No
Tl•• To Kill" (drama) '63-John
Ireland.
2:00 m "&c.,. "' Ult San" (mystery)
'5°1-John Bentley, Vera Fusek.
l:OO G <C> "lott.m of ttit lottle"
(drama) '56-Van JohnSOR, Joseph
Cotten.
4:30 IJ (C) "Guns of the Tlmberllnd"
(adventure) '59--Alan Ladd, Jeaiyie
Crain.
r v r N 1 ri c.
6:00 IJ Tiie lie ..... (C) (60) .lefry
DunP..!!l. , a la3 oo m 11a1or Leapt • Star Ga .. (C) (cont'd.) From the
Robert F. Kennedy Stadium In
Washington, D.C. a Steve Allen Show (C) (90)
Robela, Gypsy Rose lee, Biii Evens
Trio, Betty Walker ind Prof. Julius
Sumner Mll ler ruest. fJ Sh O'Clod Mov .. : (C) "Co·
ultdte Stltlen" (adventure) '60-
RandoJph Scott, Nancy Gales.
11 $PJ (Cl (60)
I Lowe LMCJ (60)
a.tmn (C) (30)
Merv Grfffin (C) (90) ~a Ntw? (30) Seeing
swamp anlmals from a &lade buUY
and a visit to the first settlement at
Jamestown are scheduled.
I Jwtntud DMno T•ro (30)
N ... (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
6:30 Vop11 to U.. httD• of Hit s.. (C} .(60) m focus on s..den (C) (30)
"Arctic Count Down." A study of
12·nation space research project
with Its base in the far north of
Sweden. The town of Kiruna Is the
site of the ESRANGE rocket b••· I Cl) Newa (C) (30)
NetideR 34 (C) (60)
7:00 CIS &tnla1 Newa (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I ftlt'a MJ Une? (C) (30) r..on1 (C) (30)
MllSffll Open HoUM (30) ''The
Artist and the City." Russell Con·
llOf shows the role of the artist
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It's probably apocryphal but
the story goes that it wasn't
"The British are coming" that
Paul Revere shouted on his
midnight ride but rather "Don't
let baseball die."
in New York to mark the first brought his just-organized Cin-
telecast of a sporting event. cinnati Red Stockings to New
Veteran broadcaster Bill Stern York's Union Grounds field to
did the play-by-play comm~n-meet the Mutuals of New York.
tary of the hve television Cincinnati woo 4-2 to launch
coverage ·of the Princeton-Co-what turned out to be an uode-
lumbia college baseball game .. feated season of 65 games.
for NBC's experimental station As a matter of fact, the
W2XBS. Estimated figures put Stockings continued their win
the audience of the telecast at streak into the second season
a couple of hundred viewers. to record an incredible 130
Today's avera~e viewing aud-straight victories before being Not only has the patient sur~ · ped b th B "' All · ed · · a1· d li . . ieoces of NBC-TV's weekly nip y e rQO ..... yn an--v1v , it. ts. ive an vmg it "Game of the Week" is over tics in 1870 by an 8-7 score
-up~:.'~ J~:lllnf}day. ~ uWfum;-with1he World Se--after U inrungs.
--~.11.'i.....4~"'-':l.a.~rie&-etill-eleimiftg-:the hig~l -lnterest--etl)()ftg 4hf_._-m.--
·-ball CJlJOYS ~L..bale. and_lteatn total a 1u1ieDCC .o.t ~.:.on __'._thaL.fiJ:&L&<Wle with the bill of health because of all · • -·
that fresh air, some credit for
itS robust condition has to go
to those periodic transfusions
commonly known as lucrative
broadcasting contracts.
Radio and television came to
the birthday party bearing a
bauble worth a cool $37,190,-
000-more than enough for a
nice party dress.
A lusty 1 S.5 million of that
comes from the NBC Televi-
sion Network for rights this
year to 25 Saturday "Game of
the Week" colorcasts, three
Monday night games, the divi-
sional playoffs, the All.Star
game and the World Series.
And that's only the begin-
ning, which is kind of an en-
couraging thing to say on the
1 OOth anniversary of anything.
This year's take from the
network is up from last year's·
$12.7 million and N9C figures
to add to baseball coffers to the
tune of S 16 million in t 970 and
S 18 million in 197 1.
Coincidentally, along with the
Centennial observance of Amer-
ica's pastime, 1969 also repre-
seots the 30th birthday of sports
on television.
On May 17, 1939, NBC tech-
nicians manned a single ic6no-
scope cameri on a 12-f oot
wooden platform at Baker Field
television._ In 1968, the fourth
game of the Series was the
highest rated sports show on
~levisioo, reaching 28.6 million
homes. It outdrew the titanic
Super BOwl of 1969 between
the Baltimore Colts and the
New York Jets. Of Nielsen's
top-t 0 sporting events, six are
World Series games.
Actually, what is being com-
memorated this year is not the
origin of the game bUt rather
the establishment of the first
professional baseball team.
On June 15,_ 1869, Harry
Wright, a native of England,
tuais back in New York ran at
a fever pitch. In Cincinnati "an
enormous crowd"--0f at least
2,000 peo.Ple-gathered in frl>nt
of the city's leading hotel to
fotlO\V the scoring which w.as
telegraphed by half-innings. It
was indeed a high point of the
season.
It was 30 years earlier, in
1839, that Abner Doubleday
was officially credited with in-
troducing baseball. Doubleday,
later to become a Civil War
General, devised ~·a scheme for
playing the game of baseball"
while still a student at Green's
Select School in Cooperstown,
New York, now the site of the.
"Hall of Fame."
Profes&.ional baseball was 52
years old before it teamed up
with broadcasting.
On August 5, 1921, Harold
Arlin, a young foreman for
Westinghouse who moonlighted
as an announcer, became the
first paid sportscaster in broad-
.casting history by describing
the Pittsburgh Pirate 8-S week-
end victory over the Philadel-
phia Phillies at Forbes Field in
Pittsburgh over station KOK.A.
Radio was little more than wire-
less telegraphy in those days
and microphones were actually
converted telephones.
The first World Series broad-
cast was made in the fall of
1921 on a three-station hookup
from the Polo Grounds in New
York. The Giants downed the
Yank~. eight games to five.
The legendary Grantland Rice
was mikeside.
The first Jive telecast of a
World Series was by NBC Tele-
vision in 1947 and the Peacoc.k
network has bad an exclu$ive
on every one since.
The year 1969 marks the
debut of four expansion teams;
the American League's Kansas
City Royales and the Seattle
Pilots aod the Montreal -Expos
and San Die.go Padres of the
National League.
This means there will l>e more
players and more fans in what
will be the longest season ever
in the history of baseball.
Interest is definitely enhanced
with new rivalries. springing-
from the realignment resulting
from two 12-team leagues and
two new six-team divisions, all
of which introduce added play-
offs.
The winners of each league's
divisions will meet in a brand
new three-out-of-five series be-
ginning' Oct 4. The victors of
these league playoffs then tangle·
in the granddaddy World Se-
ries which kicks off Oct 11.
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TUESDAY (Continued) fm NET f..UVal (90) "The Mozart1
In the city from the Paris of Pllno Conc.rto." Pianist UU Krla
Bonnard, Toulou•lautrec and Utril-performs Motart works from his
lo to the New York of Sloen, Marin early, middle and later concertos.
and Sheeler. He al11> pment:s the ..S.lectlons include tht last moYt-
work of sculptOI' Richard SUnkle· mtnt of It 271 (Concerto No. 9 In
wicz and painter Robert Indiana E Flat MeJor). a"d It 453 (Con-who draw Inspiration from contem-certo No. 17 In G Major), and por~landtcape and culture. K. 466 (Concerto No. 20 In D
9 (.I) Tiit 5ood Sup (C) (30) ~no~i.,.., (C) (30) 6) Dru• Home (C) (jO) Uil
7:30 fJ QI Ci) L.anc.r (C) (60) Teresa 9:30 fJ ~Ci) Doris hJ (C) (30) At·
Wrllflt gueis as the wife of a sher-tempting to prevent the possible
iff (Lin McCarthy) whose lawless arrest of two elderly lady moon.
put has provoked a 25-year·long shiners. played by Jesslyn Fax and
feud with Murdoch Lancer. (R) Florence lake, Doris finds herself
I @D H111U., 1rWStJ (C) (30) the object of a Treasury Dtpairt·
Ject ltnny (30) "Jack's Life men inveatintion. (R)
Story." Mary livin&ston is fea· 0 @ CJ) &l NYPD (C) (30)
tured. Guests are van John30n and ''Tile . Attacker." Detectives Haines,
Bud@Adler. Ward and Corso are confronted by fJ Cl) m Mod 511uall (C) (60) numerous "cranks" who confess to
"Love. ' 1feturning to his old Bev· being the man so11&ht as the 11-
erly Hills Deighborhood on 1 case, u ilant of several women who lilt .r:w!'.."\."~~:..;:sln In .. jff tcl::Qg) T~ -'
phal tu~ to housebraklnr in ltria's-1.ft (60) _
hopes-vf-fordn,-11Jt wi~Uiy par-CMho Awethmtt (e) "(30)
ents to pay attention to her. When 10:00 II 9 (I) 60 Minutes (C) (60)
their preoccupation with their new 'TheBeStof 60 Minutes." President
baby squelches even this pathetic -Nixon watching, himself being nqm·
bid fOf affection, Karen decides to in1ted the Republican candidate for
steal the child. Diena Ewinf plays President; a personal rulded tour
Karen and Nine Foch guests es of the summer home of the Duke
her mother, Vlrainla. (R) of Windsor; a profile of blllionalre O Mllllo1 $ Movie: "Not a 1 H. L. Hunt; and a husnorous essay
Stranl'f" (drama) '55 -Robert on whiskey meke up tonight's show.
MitCf'lum, frank Sinatra, Olivia de ·m Havillena. APOLLO REPORT and
ITrvtll or Conseq. 1tnea <C> (30) * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS
Peny Muon (60) II m Nns (C) (60)
TIM frtfldl CIMf (30) (R) 8@ (]) m Did Clvttt (C) (60)
Dtltlo de Pulona (lq} • Dtlla! (C) (60) Jer 8 ti 1:00 D I IPICIXL I Mike •nd ~·•rt (C) auests. ry u er
(60) Miu Douates and Pearl Bai· CiJ (i) Future (60)
ley star. &!) Mu Alla de la Mutrtt (C) (30) I Zant "" (30) 1 ..... I . Haml (C) (30) O • ..., News (C) (30) Bill Johns.
Ci) H1111U.,-lrinkley (C) (30) : R•ran Nnn Conference (30)
Ftaturt (C) (60) "The Music of ' fallute Corazon (30)
Herry Putch." The inventor of 11:0010 fJ 61) m E!)Mews (C)
musical instruments end composer Alfrtd HltOcocl
of unusual music based on a sys-• Movie: "The D.I." (drama) '57
tem of 43 tones 111 an octave Is -Jack Webb.
seen In concert. m TJTOM Power Fil11 Festini:
@E .Dbcotbeque .a 60-60 (C) (60) "Crash Dive," co-starring Anne
1:30 tJ 9 Ci) n.. Ubmct Show (C) Baxter (1943).
(60) Eva Gabor, Frankie Vaughan, ID M~: "Try and '1e1 Mt" (mys.
The Sandpipers and Scottish 30np.-tery) 51 -Frank LO¥ejoy, Lloyd
tress Moira Anderson guest Bndres. II Clseft MKatnrie's letter Haff @ Cil Q) @Qt) (]) News (C)
Hour (C) (30) Margeret O'Brien and 11:30 D @@ m Tonlfllt Slaow (C)
Allan Sherman guest. II Movie: "1\t Ni.-f Ja D tm m m It Ta .. s I Thief (C) ,, • • &"• 0 nUlfJ
(60) "Tlie Neked Billionaire." Alex· 16tll (mystery) ~I-Ellen Drew,
am!er Mundy Is assianed to find Robert Preston, Nils Asther, Mir·
out if Daniel It Ryder, a billionaire aaret Hayes.
industriellst with a passion for fJ @ Cil m Joey Bisllop (C)
privacy, 1$ still alive. Sally Keller-11:35 fJ Mowit: "Mitt Danny w-.-"
man, Richard Cartson, Mark Rich· (mystery) '52-Frenk Sinatra, Shel·
man 1uest. (R) ley Winters.
!Dmd Fmt (C) (90) 12:30 Q) Action Tliene: "Badlands of
Run for Your Lift (C) (60) Montana." @ Nnn (C) (30) , 9:00 0 Mcwlr. (C) "TMt Toudl of 12:50fJ ~owit: 'Tiit Dart Ml~. (dra· Mmk" (comedy) '62 _ Cary Grant, ma) 46 -Lew Ayres, Olrv11 de Dori D • Havllland.
ows.' ~~·k G1L~:~f· A:~y ~~: 1:00 0 fJ Nnn (C)
Wealthy, handsome, and sinale 11 Co11111unlty l11llttin loatd (C)
business tycoon offers a beautiful m Naked City
girl a trip to Bermuda and Europe
on a non· platonic basis. II S1lowcast 5 (C) (60) Paul Anka
end Hanna Aronl offer a concert of
International music. 0 00 IKbtap wttll The Kina fH1ilJ (C) (60)
1:20 fJ Movie: "City of Fur" (sus-
pense) '59-Vfnce Edwards, Patricia
Blair.
1:30 m All-NiPt ~ "Black Narcis-
sus,'' "Front Paae Story'' and "flre
M1ldens of Outer Space.'
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DAYTIME MOVIES
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 19. l969
fJ!) a&.ct hnpedlft (30) "A II Wrtltllna (C) (60) Gr11k bad:
Look 1t the Urt>1n Collitlon.'' Mer-men Mike P1ldoulit 11 f81tU~ In
tin Stone, prnident of Monoanm 1 "B81t the Champ" match tor
lndustrlu end ch1lrm1n of the $1,900.. Dick line ind Mike l•
Urban Collltlon, Is questioned by bell ere m1tside.
• p1nef of bleck newsmen. 0 tHHil&>AIC Widnead•J
1(1) IMrfJ HUlbllUa (C) (30) ~ '1\t Dl"Y C1•t" (mystery)
' W1*"'1at (C) (30) '60-Henry fond•, Vittoc1o Ga11Nn,
Dflil• HMM (C) (30) Annie Glr1dot. Robert Ry1n, ht•
7;)0 Terna (C) (60) Former Nazis Vin £1ck. In ' thriller lbout the
111rchln1 '°' 1 fortune In nttOfl•· d1n1erous 11me of intemationel
bit securitlea hidden by 1n .es-espion111. General Bruoe, chief of
caped German war criminal force • American lntelllaence, remlniaces
T1rzan to 1ccomp1ny them. Arthur about the "dirty business ot,spyin1"
Steuer (Ben Wrlaht) hid the MCur· and tells of three memorable ••
ltles when his son Helmut (Mlch11l ~nments. (R}
Burns) wu ycxin1 and raised the W Feablr• (C} (60) "AuduboQ.;.
boy in the "super race" tradition. A survey of the ornitholocical find·
(II) in1s ot America's 1re1t natur11ist-
w H ICH OF THESE ~ . II ~@m Tiie Vlr&f11!.11 (C) John J. Audubon. 9:00, "'Ylriltf Clrt" (musical-comedy) (90) "The Land Dre1mer." The I Sl'Wl• J Enriqtlt (60)
-Bina Crosby, Bob Hope, Mary Shiloh uew warda ot1 a lynchln 9:30 Qt()) Qreen Aan (C) (30) • FASCll ATI IG ~'~!~11 MJ hat'' (comedy) ,47 mob after a land 1r1bbtf' ls Of ver aiid Lisa Dou1las help rush "•RIC mca~ -Fred MatMurray, Marcuente JllUrdered .. Don Francb, ~n I dual In utieet1nt mother (Anne Barton) --·----·ttA 9'1t ~ ---.._le.;··--Cll'fpman --------to,._ ~ Jam-....wsoc ~U&IL to.!tll..b4V1!111 aoA. ~u...a.~·"~
lllTERESTS YOU1 0 "fer .Heftett' SM.I" ( med} e Jldl lennJ. (30) '"Jack Takes ttous commitment to Clrt '°' the
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O NEWSCASUI . -Ralph Rteharcbon, Marpret The accldantal death. of loger Wiii lllftt's t... (60)
O SPOllTSCASTll lel1~ton. Hannon durlnc Jeremy and JoshUI 10:00 9 Cl) H1nll Ftv.-0 (C) (60)
0 COMur1c1•t •NNOUNCra 12:00 II Hen'? Aldrtdt ,..,. c.pld"' Bolrs honeplay bdftp his kins· Steve MCC"arrett and his Flve-0 In·
''"' " " u. (Comedy) 44-Jlmmy Lydon, Charles men. fpur rou1h 1rappera, to Seit· vestla1tlon unit discover that •
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12.30 ~ IMb DIWll I Di_.. (drema) Juon alve him his annd10n to Is smuutina aold bars Into the
'3§ -Jame~ Ca"cney . ..,,tlrff~ rai-.if he wants Jeremy and Islands. (R)
aftd die Moluc• (adventure) 64 Joshua spared. (R) B @@m ne Ollbider (C)
, -Jo~n Hart. . O Mlllllo11 $ Mn: (C} "tiood (60) "The Flip Side." Ross trtcka ~00 m ~ A"1lll ,., Parenti" (dra· Momlnc. Mia Dew" (d,.m1) 'SS down a missJna photoar1pher'a
ma) «-Mary Btth Huahes, John -Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack. model and discovers she's lnwlved
MU)an. I Trvtll "·-·-J:OO g "Crhne of hlslon" (mystery) ot ......_uenca (C) (30} In an. underworld ring dealing In •57 Peny ,. ... ,. (60) narcotics. (R)
Ha den. !larbu• Stanwyck. Sterling : Joyce c~ .. Cooka (30) "~hi· OJ APOLLO REPORT and
4:30 a "It SMtlld H11191n to YM" neae Deliclctes. Mrs. ~en llVeS * GEORGE PUTNAM NEWS
(C0"."9dy) '54-J1clt Lemmon, Judy :all~h~ ~ ~r~p!~eop::~, •n~ U QI Ntw1 (C) (60)
Hohdiy. soup, bird's nest soup and hun· 0 hll•I (C) (60) Wilson Pickett
fV f~I ~<.
6:00 11 Th 111 News (C) (60) Jerry
Ounpi, ! . HunU.,-l rinkley (C) (30)
S • Allen Sllow (C) (90) Jayne
eadows, Robert Culp, Sill Dally,
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Six O'Cloct Movie: C) .. Bird
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Jourdan. Jeff Chandler, Debra Paaet.
11 Sn (C) (60)
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Merv .Srlffin (C) (90) ~It's New? (30) Presented
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· fl) Juv111tud Dlvlno Tesoro (30)
a) News (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
,:30 II ICNIC NIWMMCI (C) (60) m v.,... to Ute lotte11 of Ult See~) (60) 9 (!) HulltttJ-ll111•1tJ (C) (30) EI!) Abollt Cen11ica (30) "Fonns:
Need They Be Roundr Host Earl
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7:00 II CIS Evenlna NIWI (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I WMrs My Untl (C) (30)
Pmword (C) (30)
(j) You AIUd for It (30)
dred~ear-old e11 soup. t!:!_ests. 9 lat of Hoflywood (2 hr) W Speculation (60) "A Conversa-
"Bac From Eternity." lion With Ruby Dee and Ossie
I Duefo de Pulonu (30) Davis.'' Or. Keith Berwick talks
l.110 Zane Qrey (30) with the outspoken film ind 1t1ae
Hazel (C) (30) couple.
Spedrv• (C) (30) "Noise: The I Ma Alla de II Muert.e (C) (30) New Pollutant" Spectrum reports 10!30 NfWI (C) (30) Bill Johns..
on the risin1 level of noise In ou fanaate Cora.ton (30)
society and the adverse effects on 11:00 B 0 &> m a> News <Cl
heuin1 ability that are the results. AThld Hitdlcock
Q':) l111padoa Mulicalel (30) Mowie: (C) "PllantHI of ._
1:30 8 The Qood Qup (C) (30) When ue Merpe" (mystery) '54 -Kll1
diudia's father arran1es to have Malden, Patricia Medina.
one of her former beaux invite her m fJfOftl Powtr Fil"' fntlval: "A
to an eleiant party, Bert end Yank in the RAF." co-aterrlna
Rufus pose as servants so they can Betty G!abl~ (1941) .,
kffp In eye on her. Jim Backus m Mow11: Parole, loc. (my1t.ry) ~ars u Cleudll's father. (R) 'ff-Michael O'Shea, Lyle Talbot
U Win With U.. stars (C) (30) I~ 9 ~ ~ 00 Newa (C) Jaye P. Moraan and John Gary 11:30 · 00 · Tonlcflt Show (C)
1uest. ovlt: • rouble Wittl Women"
O t17J(])m.Tlle Kine fH11fy (romance) '47-Ray Milland, Ttf'esa
(-e} (JO) A blend of modem and Wrlcht. Brian Donlevy_
memory tunes are featured (R) 0 Ci1l (])a> .lotJ lisMp (C)
I David frost (C) (90) 11 :35 IJ Mewlt: (C) .,Money, WOtNft llld
ftun for Yow Uf9 (C) (60) CUftl" (~estem) '59 -Jock Ma.
loo• ltet (C} (30) New YO<tl honey, Kim Hunter.
Tlme1 correspondent c. L. Sulz· 12:30 m Action Tlleah: Amazon Qunl"
b«cer dlacusses his new booll "A 12:40 0 Movie: "The .Srten·EJtd Blonde"
Lona Row of Candles." ' (mystery) '57-Susan Olivet. IE Sonrlus (30) 1:001 Spe1kln1 fffflJ (C)
9:00 I) Btv•fJ Hlllbllllu (C} (30) Comlftunlty Bulletln Board (C}
Binker Dryld1le mmes down with Ntws <C}
the flu and "doctor'' Granny tries N•Ud Cl1Y
to trnt him with htt moonshine 1:20 IJ Movie: "Surprlu P1ck11•"
"serum." (R) (comedy) '60 -Yul Brynn•, Mitzi
B QJ @ Q':) Kraft Musk Hell (C) G1ynor.
(SO) Sandler & Youna are hosts to 1:30 m All·NIPt Sllow: "The Nylon
Judy Carne, Terry·Thomas and Klye '400se.'' "Lona Rifle and the Toma·
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JULY U
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance nptU:e.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 t1R11p the Wiid Wind' (adven·
lure) '42-John W~ne, Susan Hay·
word.
0 (C) ·~n the Town" (musical ·~ -F1'1nk Sin1tr1, Gene Kelly,
Veni-Ellen.
--~..-...1~~ ~AO.,_~...n;lt"
-John HOdiak, Gene Tierney. ·
• t=»O) "'1111 fr-Mrs. lradfvnr-(mys-
tery-comedy) '3~Wllllam Powell,
Jean Arthur.
lZ:OO 0 ''Ust Outpoat'' (adventure) '35
-Cary Grant Claude Rains.
12:30 m ".loltnny Btllnd•" (drima) '48
-Jane Wyman, Charles Bickford.
Z:OO IE "llflon of tM Dootntd" (dra-
ma) '58-8111 Willlams, Dawn Rieh·
ards.
3:00 B (C) "$ltt of Lem'' (drama)
•sg._.:.(1uren Bacal~ Robert Stack.
Evelyn Rudie.
4:30 f) "Tiit lr'tlt Men" (drama) '57
-Jose Feller, Keenan Wynn.
fVfNING
6:00 IJ The 111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D m Huntley-lrlnkley (C) (30)) 0 st... Allen .._ (C) (90) Jack
Carter, Barbera Mlnkus. Jackie
Kahane and the Los Anreles
Cab1ret auesl fJ Six O'Clod Mowte:· (C) "lon-
~ur Tristeae'' (drama) '53-0avid
Niven, Jean Seberr. Deborah Kerr.
11 !c11 (C) (60)
I l.o¥t Lucy (60)
latlllln (C) (30)
MtrY Crif'fln (C) (90) ~1r1 N .. 7 (30) Alma of the
inh1bitants of Aorida's m1narove
sw1mps, end a look at the British·
French and Indian confllct in
Americ1n history.
@E JW1t1tud DMno T11«0 (30)
a) News (C) (60) Jack Hicke,.
5:30 0 MIC Ntwltl'Vlet (C) (60) m v.,.,. .. ._ .. "'.. ot ...
Set (C) (60)
@ (i) Kuatlty·lrhe~ (C) (30) m nM 11M1ttpton <C> <30>
"Art . and Dtee11tion." Al an Scott
shows how a palntin1 Is restored
when sevtrely damaced. He al11> ln-
vestiaates techniques a ft1udulent
artist uses to deceive the public. 9 (f) m News (C) (30)
@I) Jlitkltro 34 (C) (60)
7:00 IJ CIS Ewnm1 ""' (C) (30) Walter Cronkite.
_,
I Wltlfa MJ Unt? (C) (30) , .... n1 (C) (30)
@ "'" ancl Wild (C) (30) P11fl111 tltt l•ltllr (30) "Course
Review." A random umpllna of
7:30
students is 1sse1nbled for an im·
i~u workshop. .
_.dtalt's Nny (30)
rue Adwtntwe (C) (30)
°'91 • HOUM (C) ( 30)
I Dmd F ..... (C) (90)
hn t.r Your Lift (C) (60)
Male.a J Elhllll (C) (30)
u:oo 11 u u cm mm...,.. tc>
IJ Alfrld Hltdad •
fJ .... : (C) ................
t:OO R QI (j) CIS 111.-., Mowtt: {iC!-fl) '61-Mldlatl Crall. Michael
("?) "Q--. Before It Mthl!" (com· Callan. Gary Merrill.
edy) '65 -Robert Morae, Georae m TJl'IM hwtr fll• Fatlflf:
fJ Kai Kan Presents
*ANIMAL WORLD
Maharls. Based on the book by "American Gutrllla 111 the Phlllp-
Phillp Benjamin, this film Is tht pines," co·starri111 Tom Ewell
story of • shy macazine writtr, 1n (1950).
amorous photoarapher Ind th• vari-m Movie: "Mand l•n" (mptery)
oua alr1s they meet wtllle dolne a '5&-Wlllerd Parker, Mara Cordey. :ioryrmf&~~~ ~.>..... @~@(i)Qi(I) ..... (C)
(e) (&"Oflynn Redrrave. Tim t.oft. 11:30 0 ~ CI) m T0ttlpt ... (C)
way, Sef&lo Mendes •nd Br•sil '66, g Movie· "Tiit forty -Nleen ..
Lulu and The Bee Gees eueit. (R) (western) • '54-Willlam (II Iott.
"Killer tats"
tJ 9 (j) Anl .. 1 World (C) (30)
D @@mApeaa.ll ~<C>
(60) Special wrap·up proaram of
th• entire elaht·day tnisslon of
Apollo XI, inctudina taped hi&h·
liahts of the launch, TV transmls·
sions from space, hi&hli&hts of
moon activity by. the astronauts.
and a review o{ the recovery of the
crew by the Hornet.
61) El Mundo Em loco (60) fJ @ (}) G> Joey lllMp (C)
9:30 0 @ @ m Draanet (C) (30) ,. ''Robbery--Dlf.15.'' Fr1d1y and Gan· 11:35 B ,.Movlt: (C) F~ia Hell 11rt lor·
0 Jack ltn_!!1 (30) fJ @ (]) W The F1Jin1 Nun iC>
(30) "~ppy Birthday, Dear Gas·
par.'' Captain FOfTlento has a rjlanre
non deal with robbery suspects neo (adventure) 64 -Georae
"kooks," and misfits. (R) ' Montaomery, Torin Thatther.
fJ News (C) (30) Ted Meyers. 1Z:30 Q) Action Theatre: ''Mutl11y on the
aJ lurtt's l.lw (60) Elsinore."
of heart about the nuns when he
h~-lllviftt. e ,.n,w=r
him. (R)
fE Wtshlft?n in _!!evltw (C) (30) 12:45 fJ Mqylt: "ftlr hi tM Nlpt"
:OIJ'U m~Jl?:f.OJ. GelRlifii'i (C) -(mJifei'Y}'47 ~UT •Kdtly; ~rr
(60) Gafi Martln, Paul lyn~e. Lou Doran. fJ MllHM $--MMie: ~ ... '9tatt,
Two Potato" (drama) '64-81rbara ~
Barrie, Bernie Hamilton.
Rawlnnd Tlle Golddlue~ arefn· ---. -tured. 1:00 O Movie: "TlllW for J111l1 Dawn" -m News (C) (60) "1drama) 'SS-llralne Day, Ricardo ~ Mont1U>an. m THE FLIGHT of APOLLO 0 cm (l)Q)'Apoflo XI Report (C) -Co I 8 11 ti lolnl (C) {ro) "Aecpresents • special review ~ IHlllll ly u 1 n * a 1 "hour color special of the entire Apollo mission to the 0 Ntws (C)
with GEORGE PUTNAM moon ind back. ID Nihei CltJ
on KTTV Channel 11 fJ Dtlll! (C) (60)
ID Apo llo XI Special (C) (60) m Sounds of Semmer (C) (2 hr)
Georre Putnem reports. (R)
1:20 fJ Movie: ''nt Qk1 tn U.. ., ...
lin" (drama) '57-Zsa la Gebor,
tu Bartter. IE PtrTJ Mason (60) @E Mas Alla de la Muertl (C) (30) 1:30 m All·NIOt Sllow: "O.Day on
Mus," "tol11th at the Conquest
of DamatcUS," and "Junal• Hell."
fE Auto IMllrloce (C) (30) '1:tt• 10:30 Q) News (C) (30) Bill Johna. Search Goes On.'' An Informative
prorram on the practices and poli· (!) fallntt t.nzon (30)
cies of U.S. auto Insurance ~mpa· -;:=======================t nies. Three insurance executivH
present the auto Insurance indus-
try's point of view about the rrow·
inf criticism of the industry's In·
surance rate system.
g) Duelo de Pulonn (30)
1:00 IJ ~ (j) Man on the· Moon: Tiit
Epic Journtf of Apollo XI (C) (60)
Welter Cronkite narrates a wr1p-up
or the eight-day Apollo mission.
0 Z1n1 Irey (30)
fJ @ Cl) Q) Ti.at tilrl (C) (30)
"Many Happy Returns.'' Haphazard
at llaepinr files, Ann Merle learns
Come 9n in!
STERLING CROFT
'(The New Owner)
WELCOMES YOU TO HIS
CHEVRON STATION ...
th1t she owes $2600 In back tues MAIN AND llACH ILVD.
for 1965-unless she ctn dispute HUNTINGTON IEACH • ii with her records. ( R)
m NET "'"'° .... <90> "Th• Setk· Mechanic on Duty - 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. .. ers-The ldulists.'' The second of
Ken Taylor's triloo concerns 1n ~ .. Pick Up -4 Dehert -847--4500
idealistic youna French ~plain at 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii::iiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiii~;ia;; the time of the French Revolution I
who Is In conflict about his orders.
Mictiael Bry1nt stars.
0) Ftllclano! (C) (30)
1:30 D ~ m Iron.aide <C> (60)
"And Be My love." Durina her
Jnvestlaation of a series of society
robberies, Officer Eve Whitfield bt·
comes rqmantlcelly Involved with
a neWSl)lper columnist who la a
suspect in tht case. Ch1d Everett
ruests. (R)
0 lol1111 (C) (90) Dave Niehaus
and Mickey Davies are rinpldt.
U (i1J CJ) a) lnttcaM (C) (30)
"One Touch of Mldas.''-Endora .,.
ranaes a sptll of suddeD-wealth to
prove her point that Darrin will run
amuck, elven 1 little blt of money.
(R)
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FRIDAY
JULY 25
For morning and afternoon
listing$, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programmin& with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 D "Wells farp" (western) '37~
Joel McCrea, Frances Dee. U "T11trt'a Alw1ya To,errow"
(dram1) '56 -Barbara SUnwycl\,
Fred MacMurray.
0 "MPde In the R1ln" (d1am1) '56::-J•o• Wyman, Ven Johnson.
9:30 m '"tncort" (dr1m1) '52-Glynis
---~t, ?"e<eect ~'h [' • ---·
12:00 e "laldy 1on11n· <~> "'42
--Alan Ladd, Helen W1rker ..
12:30 m (C) "Annapolis Story" (drama)
'55-:.John Derek. "The F111at and
the SWOfd" (adventure) '64-Ter-
2:00 tE) ''The Mysterious Dodo(' (mys-
tery) '43 -John L~r. Eleanor
Parker.
3:00 0 "You're in the Ntvy Now"
(c.omedy) '51-Gary Cooper, Jane
Greer.
4:30 8 (C) "Decision at Sundown"
• (western) '57-Randolph Scott. John
Carroll.
fVfNING
6:00 II Tht 111 Ntn (C) (60) Jeny
Dunphy.
D m Huntlty•lrlnklty (C) (30)
1J steve Ailtn Show lC) (90)I
Scoey Mitchlll. The .. unusual Wt,1 and Georae Lindsey guest.
D Sia O'doa Movie: (C) 1M
hdlltld fr•• W,01111ft(' (western)
'SJ-Maureen O'Hara, Alu Nicol.
fJ I Spy (C) (60) m I Lon Lucy (60) m 81tmln (C) (30)
@ (1) Metv Qrlffln (C) (90) f1ll Whet'a Mewl (30) Films of
buds of the Florida salt waiter
swamps and of the reasons behind
the Amllflc1n protest of British rule
in the colonies.
@E Jwtntud Dlvino Ttaoro (30)
ED Ntwa (C) (60) Jatk Hickey.
1:30 II KNBC NIWMfVlce (C) (60)
_ .. ~..,.i.r1r1llt'~dl ;, 'it
fee (C) (60)
@ @ HUflUty08rinkley (C) (30)
I Em look Beal {C) (30) c. L. Sulz·
beraer guests. (R)
Q.tJ (I) @E News (C) C30)
ill Noticitro 34 (C) (60)
7:00 f) CBS Evenlna News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
0 Wltafs My lint? (C) (30) m P1aword (C) (30)
@ (i) ClntlDI sa.owca.. (C) (90)
"Smoke Slanal," oo-st.arrina Dent
Andrews and Piper Laurie.
W Movies ol tlle Week I
SUNDAY, JULY 20
9:00 ~ @ Ci) "The Happenln1.'' Anthony Quinn. Geof'ie Maharls,
Michael Parks, Martha Hyer and Faye Dunaway star In the
1967 flick about a racketeer-hotel owner who is kldnaped.
When no one wants to pay the ransom, he takes the gang of
y~uthful kidnappers and turns them into a flrst·class gang of
cnmlnals.
MONDAY, JULY 21
8:30 ~ Q) 00 ''T•rH Bulba.'' Yul Brynner, Tony Curtis and Chris·
tine Kauffman star In the classic story of the 16th-century
Cossack who. fought the enemy Polish, o nly to have his son
fall In love wrth a noble Polish girl.
WEDNESDAY. JULY 23
9:00 U U1l (}) ''The Dirty Game." Henry Fonda, Vittorio Gassman
Annie ~iradot. Robert Ryan, Peter Van Eyck star in the 1966
spy-thriller about three m~morable spying assignments in the
ftles of General Bruce, chref of American Intelligence.
THURSDAY, JULY 24
9:00 8 ~.CV "Qu,k:k, Before It Melts!" Robert Morse and George
Mahans star m the comedy about a shy magazine writer, an
amorous photographer and the beautiful girts they meet while
doing an article on Little America.
' FRIDAY, JULY 25
9:00 8 QI([) ''W•tw•rd the Women.'' Robert Taylor and DeniH
Darcel star In the 1952 flick about a rugged trail scout who
agre~s to guide 140 prospective brides from Chicago to Call·
forn1a In the days of the Old West.
SATURDAY, JULY 26
9:00 0 @ @ "The Youns Warriors." James Drury, Steve Carlson
Jonathan Daly and Robert Pine star in a film about how on~
sergeant took a company of raw recruits and turned them Into
responsible aoldlera durlns World War II.
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THE O~ILY PILOT, l\I WEEI<, JULY 19, 1969
f.l!) S.111 1114 D1uptars (30) ''The
Of<:lsion la Yours. ' Tht final pro.
1ram In the ;e,1u la 1 teen1(e
town meetln1 on ae11uallty with 100
teens qutstlonln1 nationally reco1· ,nlzed tea Information authorities.
9 Ci) Ma,benJ RFD (C) (30) m AIMrica• Wtlt -(C) (30)
CE Orea• tte111t CC) (30)
D ~""°' A1t1t Dart (C> (60) The
Pair Extraordln1lrt, fony Giof'llO.
Otto Premin1«. The Cuh'O Brott!·
ers runt. (R)
0 U1J (}) 4f) JIMW fof lie D.-
ftae (C) (60) ''The Dt1lh Ferm."
Judd. In defendin1 1 prltorl farm
escapee; uncovers th• frlfhtful con·
1 ditlons that exist on the farm.
Wri1ht Kine. Bonnie 8-stlll, James
7:JO IJ ta Ci) Tiie WIW,. WM West (C) Greaory and Atch Johnaon 1uest
(IO) Tamu W.t becomes lll\IOlvtd (R)
In Ille pawer struQle for the con· ti) Nueva Cite Muska! (30)
trol of an East European country 9:30 ,... 11_ (C) (30) Ted M.,e-when ht Is asslped to protect Ku· _,, n...-...
rovnlan Prince Greror (Guy Stoc~· tE) l1trk1'1 Law (60) .
well) and his aunt. Duchess Sophia fll) Adwtnturt (30) "Balloon to Ser·
• CNI~ Foch). whlle th~ are tourln1 ' 1npetti." Cameras film the l1r1~
the United Statu on 1 hunting concentration of big PM In the
trip. (R) , world from the vantare paint of 1
0 fD Hlit-Qep1ml (C) (60) low-flylnr b1lloon.
''Futher of en Ea(le." Billy Blue Cl) ~ (30)
Is captured by Apaches when he ''"'a white alrl from the lndl1ns 10:00 D fll'(i) m Tht Saint (C) (60) (R) · ''TheHefpfol Pirates." A contldence
a Jadr ....__ 11n\ ..._ ~me places 1 scientist •!IL hb. _ _,.__
__ :+--""""~-• --,~i In 1n1er"Ofliiln1 lb· u (il) .(]) m lAt'a ..... I Dul ducted to Russia. (R)
(C) (30) Monly Hall host&. 010-WIWl\Cj{soy-
O MllllH $ Mowi.: (C) "H•fl encl U @ CD a> Dick Cavett (C) (60)
llfltl WIW' (adventure) '54 -O Delle! (C) (60) Carmen MacRae
Rlch1rd Widmark, Cameron Mitchell, and Rich little 1uest.
Btll if) RU Rtwitw (60) "Saft Insect m Tn.ba or C:.Mtqlltned (C) (30) Control -Ho Silent Sprln&." Dr.
Q) Perry Meaoa (60) Albert Hibbs and autsts discuss the ~Tllt City Wltdon <C) (60) Art protect.ion of. crops aaainst Insects. and the (row1n1 C1>nCern over wortd enbaum and Ch1rles Ch1mplin. famine.
iE !Mio de Pulon .. (30) ill M11 Alie do 11 Mun (C) (30)
l..'GO Dz.. ,,., (30) 10:30 m ..... (C) (30) Bill Johns.
D @ (I) G) Jolin Divld9on (C) OJ f1ll111t Coruono (30) {60) Lana Cantrell guem. m Hazel cc> <3o> 11:0011 a um mm ""' <C> m Ltctdta cc> (3o> e Alfre4 "~
1:30 f) 9 (f) CoMr P'JI• (C) (lO) fJ Movie: "Unloa . .station~ (mts-
SergeantCartllf saves Comer's lift ti!}) '50-Willlam Holden, Nancy
on tlle arenldt ranae end Gomer Olsen, Barry Fitzgerald.
t>eoomes--to Carter's chaarin4is m TJr9nt ..... Fll• ftltiwal:
dedicated slave. (R) "Prince of Foxes.'' co-starrinf Or· D @@m ,.. .. of ,.. 51.. son Welles (1949).
(C) (90) ''Tht Suntan Mob." Dan ID Movie: (C) "Ho.. 111 lnd&IN'"
Farrell uses 1 mobster's girlfriend (musical) '44--lon McAllister, W•I·
to help him prove that 1 small ter Brennan, Je1nne Crain.
isl1nd Is under the control of a @ CI> @ @QI Ci) Ntw1 (C)
~:... ~~lca~t. Sw.anne Pltlhette l1:30 D @ Ci) m Tonlstit Sllow (C)
a kf9ll Ult Seven S.11 (C) (30) D Movie: (C) ....... Skill" (musi·
•'Jfhe Second Time Around." cal) '4~in1 Cfosby, fred Astaire, m Dlwld frost (C) (90) Joan Caulfield. m Rull for Your lift (C) (60) u U1J CD CE Joey Bishop (C)
fl!) wers of u.e R .... (60) "The 11:35 8 Mn: (C) "Eds• of OllnriV
ProphetaS1.'' The Royal Shakespeare (~em) ·~net Wildt, YIC·
Company bqlns the play of "Rich· tona Shaw.
ard Ill." Gloucester murder$ King Henry, while enmity 1rows between 12:30 ID Adion Tiltm: "Sofie."
Queen EJlubeth's people and the 12:35 0 MOWW. "Tiit C.unttrftft l'tlll"
Kln(s brothers. Gloucester woos (mystery) '57-Zachary Scott Pe1·
Anne, widow of Kina Henry's ton. gie Castle ' Tht •ted Queen Merpret returns ·
to court from aile and delivers a 1:00 D Movtt: "Paranoiac" (suspense)
pr09hecy. '63-Janette Scott.
II> Nodlts T1patiu (30) 0 Country Musk (C)
9:00 f) 9 Cl) CIS f rldlJ Mevle:
"Westw11if tM WolHll" (western)
'52-Robert Taylor, Denise D11ul.
A rough, loufh, experienced 1uide
taku on the job of 1uidina 140
prospedivt brides over hazardous
trail from Chlce10 to Califoml1. He
tuchts the women to shoot. drive
mules and fl&llt. all of which comes
ln handy durln1 th• danrerou& trek.
(R)
UNtn <C>
mNakM City
1 :20 f) Movie: .. Fllfllt to Hon1 ...,..
(intr11ue) '56-Rory Calhoun, Bar-•
bera Rush. •
1:30 m AJl.Nldrt Slltw: "Iron Curtain,"
''Revenge of the Gladiatora." and
"Th• Claw Monsteri."
2:00. Co••nftr llllttia ...... (C)
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1:30 16 .. lee. (C)
itiD Ftntlstlc v.,.,_ (C)
JULY ~ "Captain Mephl•
2S to and the Transfonnatlon M1elll~"
and "Guns of the BllCk Witch."
I SatsdlJ llleltrf: "Police Dof ...
La &tr.Ila 1 UIW
7:00 a tD (Jj m U11Wled Wftll (C) 10;00 '1 ()) Tiit Ardtle .. (C) Phil ~ray hosts. (]) G> Journey to tlae Cen-
•
I !-Ti~~(C) '1be
Naked Street"
1:0019 ()) Meby Dick (C)
Mowir. .. Aattl alNI tile a.cl••" (western) '47-Gall Rusall, Jofln
Wayne.
!r .. lllNh (C)
3:30 Mwlt: "1)e n.. et T11e1r
(comedf) '46 -Abbott &
Costello. D feature (C) A tape delay of the
il'th annual Shrine North-South
Football Game. m Color 1'utn (C) 'The War.
ilOrs.'' fE Tmel tile Wend (C)
a) Q...t hK Adwntln (C)
7:25 llwt Us 1'ia Dar (C) fJ Movie: (C) "'Cattle Emph'" 1 Mr. W!Mbone (C) t.r o tile &r111 (C)
7:30 Sit•-St1M1ter (C) (western) '53-Joel McCrea, Gloria
0 Movie: "1'e CrMt Que"
(COmedy) '63-film clips of Bus·
ter Keaton, Pearl White, William S.
Hart, Lllll1n Gish, Douatas Fair·
banks Sr., end Richard Barthtlmess.. m Net1ot1a1 0ra1 ..... cu.,.: tD (j) fE ~ $1t111t11 T 1lbott.
Petet Marshall hosts. I 'ltllm for Llvltt1 ea.,. Diaest La Ylctl•a
Ca•p• lrofile . 10:30 a (j) a.tiutl/Slpenaan (C)
• Malina ttae Most 'tf-Mataitr 0 @.m Unc1trc1o1 <C> 7:45 Slc1'd Heert (C) • lllowie: Nfhe llla1 Kit'" (mys.
1:00 !~ c..eo ...,..,.. {C) t1ry) '55 -Ray Miiiand, Georae m Super Six (C) _ Raft. Edw1rd Arnold. Maic (C) • • I@ m &> Fantatlc Fo• (C)
(HJ $ea., (C) 1fM Tlble -..n
Abbott l Costillo Clftlloa (C) 11:00~· {i) fE M1for llape Batt-Tiln_tLW*..EM.. __ Tot-ms to .k ao.aou ~ lllilah!'"" "lb• Canff-(j) m Qeorp if tile ....
nal." ( ) 1:»8Cllt fffiiiTmy,._,1t1ii-·-~...t--'ln.-1n~ 'Jimrtfer.-
ner Ho.-(~ 11:30 I Cl) Tiit Htrc•lolds (C) · 11@ . Cool McCool (C) (}) m blerlcan Bailclstlnd (]), . . Culllvw (C) (_C) 0 ck Cieri hosts.
• ovle: "Ho-.ISllJeet HoMfdde" U Mewie: (C) "Montan1" (west·
(comedy) '46-l'eay Ann G1mer. em) 'SO-Errol Aynn, Alexis Smith.
~n Bari. Randolph Scott -m Cisco 11c1 .1rr1 RNoo·.
9:00 D tB 00 m T1lt rtlnbtDna <C>
Apln" (western) '4G-John How· Ttatro Fe•lllar
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ti) Mu Alie M la M..ta (C)
a) AnMd fcwas Hlpllitrta (C)
~.30 IJ tB ()) Tiit Lone .. .,., (C)
Z:OO 1J ta Cl) 1111 Allertca1 Coif ti.. * <C> Tiie $125,000 clessic. one 4:001 JaJ Alai of the most popul1r and prutilious w Tri! (C) to11m1menta pl-ed annualht In the • .,.. n · " •1 •1 • Siver Wlnp (C) United States, Is broadcast five from • SM tlw"USA (C)
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em) '40 -Richainl Dix, Florence Scene 70 <C> . ~ Rice, Victor Jory. @ Cl) GD jlt') lfille World ID Coronet Theatre: "Never Look If Spotts (C)(."':~ 1
Back." I Ho111estud (C)
I Spotts In Action (C) : lnaovatitns (R)
Quest for Adftfttln (C) flftbol.Socaf .
ED SM tile USA (C) • DIC NtWMfYlce (C)
3:00 ~ 'M' hK Miik (C) Father • Twill(llt Zone
Norman J. O'Connof' hosts. Man from UNCt.E (C) · 1J M~: "Texas R•n(IFS Ride 1Z:OOl8 (i) Slwu11! (C)
ard, Ellen Drew. 12:15 Mowie: "TM Case Apinst Mrs.
I @ (!)(if) Spidtnaa11 (C) AllMS'' (mystery) '36 -Geor1e
2:30 1attSe Cly 5:301 Ralpll Story (C) (R)
fJ Movie: "Mil Me a Ptnon" The Ntw Sound (C)
(mystery) '61-Annt Baxter. : A Naw LOGl at ESP: "ESP and
I Clllllet' A tered States of Consciousness." Jack La Lenne (C) Brent. Madeleine Clnoll.
S.pbrlllll Theltrt lZ:lO II ~ (j) Joftny Quest <C)
.. Sajid," a new din)eniion oJ musical tute for the entm family,
Won its way to Mo&romedia Televlaioo KTl'V, Sunday at 7 PM .
Starrina 17-year-old Sajid Khan of India. the special opens
with Sajid ai:DJiog "Oe~ To Know You," which is what it'•
about. Joiniq Sajid, the • number one" teeoqe attraction in the
UnJ~ States today, it the always vivacious Susa.a Barrett and
The Harperi Bizarre-. ooo of the country's most popular "today"
tJOups.
Jwttrbld DMno TllOfO Part II of a two·part series.
Ile Pictln (C) m A&Jlcllltllfe USA (C)
Produced by F1oyd Ackerman, with Dick Ross as director, the
special off en viewers a diversity of IS musical numbers, with
·several · of t.he so.op performed oo outdoor locations.
In .. Octtins To Know You," Sajid, who rose to stardom in
his native land as the three-year-<>ld star of the "Mother India"
motion picture, sinp with f amcd Los Angeles and Hollywood
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landmarks as background.
A oow, wow musical special, "Sajid" has something for every-
body--such u !dtapcly Miss Barrett portrayina love and romaocc
u only a young beauty can, and 'The Harpers Bizarre otJering
. ~r own excitins mUSJcal numbers with a unique contemporary
JAZZ rock IOwad. •
In addition to his opening number, "Oetting To Know You,"
Sajid moves onto "Love Me With All Your Heart." "Smi~ ...
"Where Is Love.,'' .. A Closed Heart Gathers No· Love," "A Soot
Inside," "I Lib Everybody," aod bis hit. "Orum."
Suaan the bJoode.haiml beauty everyone wisbca llwd next
door, is' apotliahted with "Promises, Promises" and "Before the
Parade Puaes Br" and joins her host and the danccra. in "With
a lltlle Help trOm My Fneildi,'4 u well as in the BiWe, "A
Song Inside.' .
The Harpen Bizarre provide cuy listening when they do their
OWD thin& with the likes of .. No Time Like Today" and "When
the Band .Rcpns_To _.Play." ~-alto ~l _iop~ _witti. Saji~
and the dancers for a r.atful "Indian Rock."
Sajid. who bas 14 yean of show business e~ behind him ftnt came to the attentibo of .American au with the • motion picture, "Maya, .. which was made in India. Succea of
the feature 1ed to tJ:W network televidoo series, .. Maya.,..
Since the dcmile of "Maya," Sajid bu guest starred on nu.meT·
oua musical variety, game and interview shows, as well as a 1111-
mcot of The Bi,-Valley .ma.
Averaaina about 100,000 pieces of fan mail per week, Sajid Al
a re,ular In teenaae fan maprinea. He has also been feacured iD
"'IV Minor" and "Pbotoplay" maaazinea.
Sajid's two ainaJe roc:ordinp, ·~0cttina to Know You" and
''Dream," and bis ftnt album. appropriately entitled just "SajJd."
have been receady rdeued. .... ..
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