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Fetus ·neat}l
Is Murder
~ (UPI) .-A mon wllo
killed .. -c!iiJd b1 rt!Cldu. hll •tfe lb Ute stomach must be ~ foT
murder) "ICCOl'dlnC to a C&ll!omla ·~ ,........,... ·-'lllt-·!"!11• '""rt dtcl.W Jl'rldly the :fetal. which wu I or 1 moothi old,
had J'llCbed the lea&! status of a human
beiJ>i,
'lb• court ruled Friday in the case or
JlolMrt H. K~ JI; w~ was aCCll.sed
of kilJin,g the in(ant carried by his es·
tranged wife, Teresa.' 34, ltl February.
Mra. Keeler said her husband attacked
her when she told him she was pregnant
by another man.
Police quoted Keeler 8 saying "I'm
goinf to stomp it out of you." PoUce
said be then ldcMd her In lhe abdomen.
Mn.. Keeler drove to a hospital where
she lost tbe baby. Doctors said the in-
raot's bead was "constricted like a bag
al mush" and ltslllied there wQ "ma· -le medical cenainty'' Ibo chlld
w.ld -lived U It had nol beeo for tbt tnc;411nt; _ ) I
~tr -ended he WU no\ lllbject :C = J'J'OltClllion .Ocie a retui la
1'e !fip11lt court held tbat llnee the
-<lioil nol have a "feliclda-le." Xdlr would tia.e to bt ll1<d. imdar lhe
...... l!"'lllcode -Oil -· ''The question la one cf law, not moral·
lty, medicine or popuJaf befid," the
cow1 held. "Petitioner's (Kee.Jer) ac·
UOl'l;I' evince a general intent to harm
and des,troY:" . #<Wt ~·.utldied that a fetus which
bas n• tile llage of viability is a
lunin i-, for the purpoee or Cali-farala'• llanicide ltatutes."
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GOLDWATER • •
He aaid he wu standing a.cross the
street when "aU of a sudden I saw a
brip>t )Jiht. The plane hll high tension
wires above a palm tree. Then 1t hit a
car parted on the street and slid and lod-
g<d agalnat the house.
"l rmbed over to the plant and I puJI.
ed out both occupants," lJinko said. "The
doar w.u open already. I pulled the co-
pOgt out ~ -he WU bleedi?lj 9uite bid UJlila" the eyes. '"Then J pulled out
the pilot. Be ~ M'J. conscious. I banlv eot them to llfii(J.iben tbe:rc was a loud
flub -a crackling noise.
"I pulhed their heads down and said lo
them watch your eyes and then the plane
&)owed like it WU tJectrified."
Bioko said be WU tma\ltart at first lhat'
Golmter WU tbe pllol Goldwater, he
aald, banded him tllo e,. to ~ ""' ~ and -'""t~ "lft ti\< br:l~ ... As he did, BiJiko sald1 'fire
department trucks arrived a't the sctne,
jllll-blocks from the Van Nuy1 Airport
wbml Goldwater "JIO'l<d he WU heading
after teWna the control tower be wu low
on fueL
A Federal >. viatlon AdminlatraUon
spokesman said he did not know where
tho Ofcht originat<d beca""' no flight
plan Uc! been ftlod.
Police aid damage lo the Adaou home
was miner, ud that Mill Adams was
Una1t'll'e of what bad occurtd. ·
Goldwater says . he: learned rus love
of Oyirig from his father, the Republi-
can senator from Arizona. He was
elected ta.rlier this year to fill the seat
vacalecl when Rep. Ed Relnecl<t, (R·
Calif.), resigned to become C&Ufornia'1 lieuta>ant aovemor.
A tum of FAA and National Tranapor-
laUon Safety Board investigators ~ sent
to the att.e to determine cause ci crash.
PretiidentNixon
Visits Camp David
-THURMONT, Md. (UPI) -PrfSldent
Nlxon llllDt lhe night at Camp David
ln the M•ryland mountains, plannine to
relun> to Wl3h!ngton today.
Pat Nixon and daughter Tricia ac·
~ the President. as did a111isl· anl Haldeman and national st-
curltJ -Dr. HIM)' A. Kluinaer.
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It's. Y.£nee .Jets Are Noisy
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Test S1wivs Some Make Much More Than Ot1iers
B1 JQllN VAJ;TEJIZA ..............
lblrt.,. J)Wtn8er J<la wblcfi tbOk oll
in one sunny day from Ol'ang¢ COunty
Arlpcwt ..... uy had ano\htr audlenct on
lhe an>und bnldes the ....i. brace of lr ... reoldenta In Newpor! Baa~ .
CJty llldts. .a Poli~m1n1 and_~ leader
of the aircraft oolse foe' were·watchlN a
mahlM u each-QI the II Plljltl ""'<d
put. '
The machines, nol&e meuurtng devices
recently purchased for polict work in
Newport. were put to uae in an ex.
perlmenl to record the nobe levels of the
passenger Jets. ,
About the l!iil1 ....i.-whlcb 'lb.
lay oolle enci-. baft found thlll i... ia
lhat the. jets ~· lndeed, noisy, and that
their dlD can r~ a.m l)ipt to !Jlghl
, J"IULBet\e~ admlnlatrattie assis-
tant to City Manager Harvey L. Hurlbw1,
cond;ucted the experbnenl, accompanied
by Dao Emocy,.cbalrman "the Airport
Noise Abatement Committee of Newport
Beach and Patrolman John Andrew1 or
Ibo police dtpartment.
They set up lbe equipment in an open
field near the Orange Coast YMCA on the
western bluffs overlooktna: Diet Bay.
"If• raa!lJ< doo'~ lntoijd to, make
deODlte' concluatoas oa the ~JSUring
test, but it will be helplul ea:perience
when the laaue ovu-no.tse levels comes up
ho!"" tho Alrppd Boan! and County
Supervisors," Bettencourt said. ·
What he and the others present did
find, however, is that the intens.ity of
noise can vary in the samr. area.
All but two of She fli&hls registered a
decibel measureiDent 1n the 90ll (auto
traffic near a !reew1y averages 60) with
t~·o jumping up to to:.
"The noise variation might be ai..
tributed to pilot skill, or lhe fuel and
passe nger load," Bettencourt said.
"We _aren't skilled rK>r familiar enough
With the noise measurement techniques
lo make definite conclusiona," he said.
But the data will be valuab1c1
never~111
Next Wedne1c:h1y, for instaDce, the
Airport Com:misajon will review a model
ordln..,.,. regulating alr<raft noise with
maximum acctptable noLse 1tandards to.
clud<d, ·but not ytt opecifled.
"When bearings come up c:m lhls b:sue1 we will be adequately informed," Bel·
teneourt said.
Analysis of the charts made by the
noise recorders will be d o n e in other
circles, too.
Both Air Califomi.;& and Air West are
rev•wioc the data. recorded by an ink
stylus m iong, slender strips ol paper
with iraph martinp.
Copiea or the gr~. rtsembling those
charted on a seiantograpb, have been
reviewed by the airlines' stall members.
No conc1uaiom have come from that
lf'OUP yeL '
He said that more measurementa will
bt conducted, with &!IOther poaail>IY,
sometime nnt week.
The entJre matter of local aiencles
measurini naUe levds sit.ms from a re--
To Testify
cent ruling of the Federal Aviation SAIGON (UPI} TM. • 1-'.W W
Admlnlstration which wtu that local · -, "" t'".-r • Ina ~ lnvolv<d Ill file G',_ 8"et mur> ~encits -the landlonla or local alrJiorta d"i .... bave been granted iqimunlty ..
-bavt.the rigllt Ill meuure llld rtgullte • ~ can teoliey at the trlala of ala olJictn ~ of aircraft using tbeJr lmP!lcattd In tbe aflalr, lhftliintd U.S.
"The county of Orange probab\y bao in miUIMy sources said today.
it.a posM!SlloQ the very noJae study data '"nli.s move means the two men can whl~ the city of Newport Beach ts trying not reflJlte to l.n.s:wer any questions on
lo develop," Bettencourt •aid. t.Qe &rCNnd.s lt may fncr_Jlnjnate them,"
"Even though these ltudJes haven't the souroea u.kl~
been made public! each f!'>Cnl-ber~of the ~ Undet .rntlitarj law, testimony eiven ~. of SupervlSOl'I has received . a b,Y a aoldiel' u~.-lmmunlty cannot bl
copy. . .)lseif ~t 'llindn a subsequent cOurt
He said· that· elaborate pJw fot noise " marUal. However ·~s does not e.xtQ'lpt abatement have been pro ..... &A ~df, . 1 ' ' ll1d the Airport ~J;;. b)iclf him from charges liased on tvldence ob-
cemmftted Jbell to deveiepme:' of a tained Ol.diide .the crurt. . . noise abatemtnt pf an Charges agairut the men ~1ven unmunl-
. ty were ordered "held m abeyance''
Tests Ordered
For Woman in
Spouse Assault
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Laguna Principal Deni.es
SDS Speakers~ Appear
Water Pours In . .
At 'Dana Harbor . . . .
As Dam Opened
Thursday. The military said then W.
•other six would be CaJrt martialed for
murder and conspiracy to murder in the
the allqtd death of a vietnamete nil!a.
al In tbi Hba Trang 1rta June lll. •
Gl'll1tatl•lmmunity...,.. Cll'O ~ard
M. Bo7le ill New llClfk Qty Ind kl, Af.
vln ~ 8mljh Jr .. 1ill Nal\fes, 11'~-l'.l><Y were nle.ued fl'tllh a.lltOcl · "'1rlctocl to Loai Blnl> !'!'~-•17 ~
-"Salloo. ~ ,,....... Psycblatric eum1naUon was ilrdend
Friday fer a Santa Ana woman. wbO,
hatchet in hand, chased her screaming
husband Crom the home aft.er an alleged.
ly unsuccessful attempt to sea:ualJy
mutilate him with a power saw,
Jud&e .Robert Gardner ruled thll-MW
Lechup~ 34, must undergo p.s)'tll\altrlc
uamtn.uon and return to couff Oct. 8
for l ruling on her inental ocn<l.ttloG. ,she
q · aCC'Uled of assault with lntetll to ~·
mk murder and uaault with a deidly
weapon.
Santi; Ana police officers arrested Mrs.
Uclnlr~ Im Aua. 31 after nelgllbon in'
terpoeed. to protect her screaming, blood-
soaked hmband from the Infuriated
woman.
Ramiro Lechuea told police that the
first of thr'ee aUacU by his common law
wife OCCUrTed while he was lying nude on
the. bed watchfng television. He aaid his
wife, apparently Intent on sexual mutlls-
tion, went after him with a power saw
but only managed 1o inflict a few cuts
and nicks.
Lechuga said he calmed his wife and
then "ent to check oa the couple's sleep.
ing children to make sure the fracas had
not disturbed them. He said she then
grabbed a hatchet and attacked him
again, striking him twice with the blunt
end and once with lhe blade. ·-·
Lechuga, t h e n -officers Used t h e
word "lncomprehensibly" -again turned
hia bact on lilJ wllo after calming hor.
Sile llnmediat.Ty, ho allqed,.lttuck hlm
several times in the baCk with 1 carving
knife and regained possess.ion ol the
hatchet after be had disarmed her.
Offlcen uld that Lechuga then decided
to call it quits. He ran from the borne, his
hatchet-waving wife 1 few steps behind .
in a wild chase that only ended with the
int.ervenUoo of astonJshed neighbors. ·
Throughout the fracas, Lechuga told of·
ricers, his wile kept asking him: "Why do
you 10 out wilb other women, what is
wrong with me?"
Police records indicate that the Mex·
lcan·born woman wu acquiUed in her
homeland on charges of killing her first
husbar.d. Those same reeord1 reflect her
t.esUmony that she tilled a second hus-
band in self defense and wu cleared on
that count in a Mexican court.
House Approves
Money for Space
WASHINGTON (AP) -A 13.7 bllllon
5pate authorization bill, f2$0 million un·
der the total approved by the House,
has been passed by the Senate.
It now goe1 to a Senate-House CtH"Lfer-
ence. The versioo puaed swiftly by the
Senate Ftlday i! equal to the amoont
requested by President Ni1on for the
fi8Cll year that beasn July I.
Sen. William Proxmire, who withdrf!w
a l!eries of amendments to slash Uie
program because he faced certain de-
feat., v°""ed to resume hJs fight neltt
month when the appropriaUons bill with
the space program 's money comes up for
action.
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Reportl that "two SDS speakers" were
to talk to students al Laguna Beach High
School in 1 "mini-course" on propaiianda
were denied Friday by principal Robert
Reeves.
Rumor$ on campus that a member or
members of Students far a DemocraUe
Society had appeued for "ICl'eell.lq'" by
vice principal !loo Mllltr, prior to
participating In a group dilcua8too, ,..,.
•piked by Rt<veo and Mlller.
1'Tbe Jmpressitn that we -are 1oina to .
have SDSers on 'campus almply ls ·not true, 0 said Reeves.
The report apparenUy wu set off when
Bill Floyd, a c:radu"1:e student at Colum·
bia University, arrived at the school Fri·
day at the jnvitatlon of the Prograsiva
EducaUon Club to be lnlervi!Wed by
Miller as a poasible participant io a slu·
iOnly Incumbents
File for Laguna
Festival Board
Fer lhe ftnt time bi FesUval of Art.s
bistorY, tbrae Jnc>nnbent members al lhe
board of dlnctGrt will run for ftoelec'U.On
unoppoeed thla~year. ~ , ..,., / As the dtadllne lot fllinl noiillnlitlon
papers passed at f p.m. Friday. only
Vemer Beck, Stuart Durkee and Dr. Har-
old Burton, whose three-year tenns are
ea:piring. had died for the three seats to
be vacated.
Fe!Uval bU&lness manager Robert Lep..
pert said the tlecUon procedure will be
followed u UJUal. with ballot btlng dis-
tributed to members and counted at the
aMual membership meeUn1 Nov. 10 in
Irvine 8o1!fl.
There will be one sttght difference.
Leppert aald. Thia year, also for lhe
first lime, a Certllled Publlc Account
w!ll tabulate the ballots. just to mal<e
!\IA it's done properly,
Since each candldat. will only rtqlllre
one vote for tleetion,anCI each had to tub-
lllit a nomlnaUon pettU.n with olgnatures
of 15 supporters, it Is not expected that
the CPA will have an ,.pectally difficult
job.
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KRISMAN .•.
:slty aovernini board 11 now such that A
majority are B.ea1an appointees, RepubU·
can state offlceholdlr1 or membus who
regularly vote for Reaiian adminiltraUo n
proposals, at least on flscal matters.
Krl11man. 27, wu hlred July J as co-
ordinator of academic advising. He for-
merly was UCI student body president
and wall acUve in the campus Students
tor a DemocraUc Society (SOS).
Since the service he performs is of
rl irect benefit to studcnlS, his $8,000 per
year salary cmnes out of student llci·
dental f~s. not. from public tu funds .
50 Phones Gone
Pat Shows Off W1iite House
WASHINGTON (UPI) -In making the
White House a home, President Nixon
bu tossed 60 telephone lines and a rour
porter bed Lyndon Johnson slept in oul
of his bedroom and the First Lady has
ta.ken a plaque inscribed by Jacqueline
Kenoedj' out oJ. ber"s.
The closeup look at how the Niron's
are setlinr lri at 1800 Pennsylvania Avi.
wu provided F'rlday b)' the Pat Nixon,
who tscatecl MWnromei: on a room-by-
room tour of some or the usu.ally off li·
mJta aectkm cf the ea:ecutive mansJon.
When the tour urfved at the lint La·
dy's bedroom the r.porters noUced thet
a fireplace mantle btarlne the "Jackie
Kennedy" plaque had bl!tn removed and
replaced with an entlreJy dU/ertril mantel.
The old llll!ltlt bad contained a plaquo
notinJf ~'ii yean ol the Lincoln pruldtnoy.
to wfiich the farmtr First Lady, In her
1·,t d1y1 In the White H-. bad added :
"John I'. Kennedy and hll wltt Jac:qu,.
lint U•<d ill tbiJ lllOlll .•. •Ind the dates.
The mallile had bttn_ repilced by on•
dt1lfntd bf architect BtnJ•mln Latrobe
11 about the time the mansion w1s built
at the end of the lllb CentW')'. The old
one was put lri 1tora1e.
Alto in the First Lady's bedroom was
a four-potter bed ahe admitted had been
In her buaband'a bedroom -untJI the
first Ume he saw It and\aMounctd "I'm not aolna to 1et into that. ..
She aald she bou(ht him a two-poster a
bed Instead and brllllllen<d his room with
red, white and blut prlnll.
She ailo mealed that Nlmi bad IO
telephone lines removed from the PrW-
dentlal bedroom. Tht u ......... ltfl ltwn
hJ1 pr<dt<USor, Lyndon I!. Jolwon, a
"phone man" of note.
She plckfld up a minlture kniJht lr1
ahlnln1 annor mounted on a hone from
a dak In the pmldentlal bedroom and
added "he's my kni&bl"
She ilia took the lour lhrouib !he Linc-
oln llttJn1 room -''Diet'• hideaway" -
where 1he pained out a waD0wom velvet
armchair and matchlnc ottoman.
"l>Jck comes down bere late 1t NPt,"
she said. "turna on the mU!!c, Jookl out
at the Waahlngton Monument and
dreams."
dent dilculalon of propaganda films
viewed earlier in the week.
Floyd, an amattur photographer, had
helped produce a film shown Wednesday
giving a leftwing view of the demonstra·
Uons at Columbia, A second program il-
lwtrating a right wing view -or the
Berkeley riots was vined by &tudenls
Wednesday. It had been the Intention of
the Progre&aive Edoeallon Club ac-
cording to pnoaldent stuart lllblnp~itsh,
to lllM; up a speaker to dllcw.s that !ilm earlJ nut week. .
The dub · 11 blilplng llodt11il-In lour
oludy halla set up student-lnltlltled pr ..
grams for so.called '"mini-coUraell'• cov.
ering subjects of particular intenst to today's youth.
According to student body president
Howard Hills, it wll! decided after
Miller's interview with Floyd to delay
further programs in the propaganda
study until an opposition speaker coukl be
le!ected.
Objective cl the Progressive Education
Club, said Hills, ls to prl!Hnt bolh sides
of eteh subject studied.
Miner ~enled that plans for 11 panel
discussion on the propaganda films had
been "called oU." He said he found Floyd
"a pleasant young man" and they
di8CU55ed his film without any specific
reference to a speaking date.
"It 'Was just a matter of screening
poM!ble fUture gpeaker. U Ille atudenl!
should want a quertion and answer
session later on," Miller stated •
"Sometimes they (the students) get
things a little confused in their en.
thuaiasm, but we (the adminlstration )
are enthusiastic about the mini-coorses
too. 'Ibey just need a little more careful
planning."
MUler aald be expecta great student in..
terest in a rather externiive study of
pollution problems to bl undertaaken in
'"'o weeks, as well as in mini.courses on
Yoga, health foods, music, garde..~g and
other subjects less controversial than the
student unrest topic that sparked thi~
week 's contusion.
"The mini-cour ses can lead to s:rcat
student involvement," he concluded.
Sea water poured into a coffer dam at Dana Point Harbor at the rate of 50 ~ion gallOM an hour Thursday as , a
rmaJ step 1n creation of the public boat
launching area that will be opened the
weekend of Sept. 27 and 28.
With launchlna: ramps and concrete
revetments completed, a hole wu cut in
the eanli bank of.,~ d'm to permit ll'te return of wa'Ff.PwnPecs out to facilitate
the coocnte work.
By February ~ March, eoginftra said.
concrete work hi the main 'buin of tbe
IU.1 mllllon harbor 1bould be complet<d
and Ill !art• col!er dam aioo Will ba cut
to Jet Ille ,.. return.
It i1 estimated that pumping out the
sea water to permit "dry" construcUon
has saved a quarter of a million dollars
in addition to. permittio& belt~ quality
W9fk, · '
The launching faclllty, lliled with waler
this week, will be capable of handlir11 up
ta 1,000 trailered boats a day. ·,
~ntually the main harbor area wlll
have 1Ups for 2,100 pleasure boats.
Edward F. Steen
Succumbs at 75 .
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Fonner Orange County Philhannonlc
president Edwin F. Steen of Corona de!
Mar, died Thursday at Hoag Memori•I
Hospital. The: retired Signal Oil Company
executive was 7fl.
Mr. St.ten wu also chairman of tbe ad·
visory board ol the Philharmonic Socle--
ty; director ol tbe N"'I>Ofl Harbor Art
Museum; presklent or th• Ormae Cowity
Museum and member of the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club. .
He la survived by hil wlfe, Laura of the ·
home, 2021 Bayside Drive; thrtt M>ns,
Edwin F. Steen Jr., of Corona de.I Mar,
Danlel P. o( Huntington Harbour and
John of Cosia Mesa; a brotb·er, Heber or
Walnut Creek and three. grandchildren.
Interment will be at Forest Lawn
Memorial Park.
A deftme' attorney in Uie cue uld the
six scheduled for a general court ma:rt!al
will automaUcally receive a life sen tence
if 'I.hey are found guilty.
"Tht Army wants to lock up these men
for the rest ol their lives," said Capt.
John S. Berry, of Sau:!llito, Calif. "Let
there be no doubt about Ulll."
Under a "non ca i)ital" premeditated
murder convlctloo, he said the court mutt
impose a llfe tentenct. He was optimistic,
however. no such convtcUon would occur ln,this case •
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candidate'• failur.e to identify himself bis
been a mojO; flct£t In tht decliM or
name 1atberl.ng. But Tarantino and
Carpenter contlntit to Insist that the
naming.of the power be,hlnd ~ ~ft"
ment "ould be hiJhly dcttin\ental to tije
q.mpa.ip at this stage.
Denials of involvement have been
I~ by Cleary, Ke:ystooe SavingJI and
Loan AlsoclaUoo Rrealdent Ron Cupen
of Lido Isle, Richan! O'Ntlll. Milllon
Viejo etecutive and Sin Juan Capistrano
landowner, Dan Emory, spaktsmao for
the Newport Harbor antl-nolae group 'and
several other county personalities -both
Repµblican and Democrat.
·I~ is knowt\ that Allen hu been greaUy
heartf!nlrig in recent days by reporta Of •
disUnct slackening of tempo in the recall
movement. No comment haa been issued
by the oupervtsor's office but It II be-
Ueved b,y a IOW"Ce who hu backed Ul9
Laguna Btlch ex-banker lo previous
campaigns that this apparent trtnd ~
courag<d Allon to br<al< his oelf·imPo<Od
silence.
Allen stated as the recall movement
was launched that he did not -know
Tarantino nor did he know why the San
Clemente man had given his name to the
campaign.
Tarantino was not available for com·
ment Friday. He was reported by friends
to be "out ol town on buainess."
Ready to launch another Oranae Coast Colleae loot·
ball season ara new cheer leaders (left to rlgbt)
Dave Ambrose, Sylvia McQuarrie, Debby Trofter,
Marti Kipper and BUI Landers. Pirates take In the
Rulllers of Golden Weit Coll•&• Saturday nllbt at
8 o'clock at Lellard Stadium on the Cnala 'Mesa campus.
ln Forefront of D.raft
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. By~ .. Pl!"~ who.bad P!!bed 'for~•1.flrln1.~1-Chlncefior Aldrich, •-.i!O(eiidecf ,;,.
SAN F~CJSC;X> -The blrlng or declllon durlnC the -'irill!.n!~
SDS leader Mlcliael Krisman by UC had llllle comment altorWard.
Irvine was upheld Frisfay by UC re-"It wu dlacuued Ip u:ecutlye ~"'1
gents. ·And a )'lllllll' N-phllooophy so lher<ll'ilo newa rel~ or COlllDl!!l-
l"Ofelaar 'at UCLA wbo w actnow~ • tarf.'")iO,.i.f.'lle"iru"ulild'lf'ih~ ~ edteil membenldp tn the Corom11t11st uon iaa ·tutti. "None other !thln .. ae-
Party was dismiued. · knowledatn. reaponslbiUtles to ID• k e
Regents discussed the Krisman case for 1ppoi.ntrDeil1't'' he retn¥ked. · 1 45 tnlnules in clot!od ~oO ~ then hegeoll met 31"boum!>thll>d cl~
Jet the •PPoinlm~'UCl1Cllaacell<r • doon ' dlo<ulilne l\ie , cue !If ~II DM1«1 G. AldrlCli l.t . Davis,. ._,..,..Id' acting uoillati! jiro-
"Tho majority. of "regeots did not go lessor of pblloaophy at UCLA.
atODg with me on that," said State 'Ibe urdverity bu a policy of JO.years
Supt. of l'l>l>llc lnatrucllllll· l!u Raff<Al'' •landing q1illl8111i1111f c:omntUJliil· Party . '
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clouda -poAlbly fog -the atles
will clear,' the llm will abfbe • for
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Fetus Death ,
• • 'IACIUlmll'l:O (UPI) -A man who
MW .. -.. dlikl by kicklq hi• de tft tk.1tomach must be tried for
lllllC'dier, ~ to a California ap.. _. cWrf.
,,,. -!Ill! .. COUii ~ded l'f!!l•y U. fetal, whlcb "" t « ff monlha 10ld,
ho4 rshed tbt lfC&I llal111 of a human beq. .
'-The co.at ruled Friday in the cue of
1\obert ft. Ketler, 3l, who was accused
cl tillin&: the infa.ct carried by hia es-.
tra.nged wife, Tau., st. In February.
Mr&. Keeler Mid ha ilUlband attacked
her when abe told him Ille WU Pf'IMIJl
bJ anotbet· man.
Polke quoted Kttler u aaylnt "I'm
llOinl to 1~p,n_ out of you.", Pollco
pJd be then ...,... bet to llle abdomon.
Mr&. x..Ier drove to a boopitaJ wbere
• loot' Ibo baby. Dndor1 aald Ibo ...
tanL'• head •11 •1cooatricted lib • bac
cf mush'1 apd testified tbert Wll "rta·
-mtdlcal cerlalnty" the child -W llml Uved H it bad not been !or
the loddelll.
Keol<r .conlended be wu nol IUbJcd
to' mmdlr pl'1lleCUtion aiice • idw ls
notlmmu.
,,,. ~ court held thal •ioce the
at.ate 4oiel not have a "fetlclde statut!,"
Keila', ....rd bave to be tried undor tbt
,..ular paial code -oo murder. "''Jbe ~uesUon ls one of law, not moral·
lty, medicine or popular b<fief," the
aurt held. "Petiliooer's (Keeler) a<:·
I.km evince a general Intent to harm
and destroy."
"W~ sre satisfied that a fetus which
has ruc:hed the atqe of viability il a
hWllllll l>eiflll for lhe purpose of Cali-
fCRla'• bamicid11 AltUtes."
Fountain Valley
Quiet as Recall
Election Nears
No more 1.....i meetlnla have boon
acbeduled for the -1<md In Fountain
Valley as candldalts and tocwnbe.U
alike ftid,J themse.lvea t.o sweat out re-
IRllU in ni..day'1 recall election.
Mlytr ROOert Sclnrerdtlqer, Vice Ma·
yor llonlld Fr<aeau and Councilmen
Joeeob Co.mre&es are tn danger ol. los-
!ll( tJieir CllUlld! ..... to I field of ei&ht
candidal4
Owing the mayor are George Scott, a
member ot the clty'1 parks ct1mmWlon.
and allomey ~ Sa!aone. who lead
mool of tbt -11 supporters• legal bat·
tlel.
Frqe111 facts a fLtld of three candJ.
dais lnclndl"' Pwl Gllllo, Raul S.var-
lno ml 8'nllO 6valllad. none cl whom
ar< well -In Fountain Valley poli· tlcalclrdoo.
Courreges ls an o1d·Ume farmer who
.,... born tn the· arta and helped incor·
pnte 1be clty, more than ten )'ears
ago. He la &ho oppooed by three candi-
d-. Jclln Glnoo, Roy Richards end
Ran-an.
Gm la matlvely unknown while Rlch-
ardi acbieved rapid fame u the mayor'!
deotlll, wbllo participating to the 1'CaU
move. Sbtnkm.til recently resigned u
dtainnan of the pm-ii COIDllll3!lon.
Tiny Tim to Wed
On Carson Show
NEW YORK (UPI) -TinT Tim whos< miditiao cl "Tiptoe Through the Tulips"
()ft the late-night Johnny Carson Show bnJu&ht him fame and rortune, will be
marrled on the network television pro-gr1111 e11 a.mun.. Day,
Tim. whose re.al name ls Herbert Khou·
ty, Will wed Vicki Bud..inger, 17, one of hi.s
New Jeraey !Ans. The couple agreed to
the ~ nupllalo 1bunday Jliahl In
an appearance on the Canon &how.
Carson anured them 11everyUting will
be In good tam."
Khoury met hia bride-to.be a Philadel-
phla department store in June when he
wu aJgniq autographs. ll will be ru.. llnltmaniqe.
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' ;lt~s ~rue·~. ·Jets Are Noisy . .
·Teat Showa Some Make Much More 'P~ Othera ' "
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In -""""' day -°'""" County Ari!)Orl ...... uy had anplhet aooience on
the ground bl!skJea: the usuel brace of
inllLruldenll ln Newport Bea>:h. -
City aides, a policeman and tht leader
of tl'}e aircraft noise foea were watching a
"mlhlne as each of lhe 13 pl.Ines roared
put. .
The macbinel, noile meu~ 'devlca
-.Uy purclWed for JA>llco ·wen In
Newport. ~ put lo uae tn an· e1:-
perirnent to record the noise levels of the
passenger jets.
About the on1y cooclusions which the
19 noise engineers Pve found thut f8.f is
Uial the jetl are, lmleed, 1111!y, and tbllt
tblir din call vary from ru,llt to ru&hl.
Phil Bettencourt, ldmlnislratlve assis-
tant to City Manager Harvey L. Hurlburt,
eooduct.ed the upuiment, accompanied
by Dan Emory. chairman of the Airport
Noile Abatement Comm:Ittee of Newport
Test<s Ordered
For Woman in
Spouse Assault
Piychlatric examinaU:in wu ordered
Friday for a Santa. Ana woman who,
hatchet in baod, chued her 3Cteaming
husband from the t-ome after an alleg~
ly unsuccessful attempt to SUUl.lly
mtztilate him with a power saw.
Ju~ Robert Gardner ni.led that Marb
Lechuga. ~ must undergo psychaitrlc
examinaUon and return to court Oct. 6
for a ruUng on her meo&al ocndition. She
is accused of assault vrlth ll'!Unt to com-
mit murder and assault with a deadly
weapon.
Santa Ana police officers arresled Mrs.
Lechuga last Aug . 21 after neighbors in·
le~ to protect her screaming, blood·
waked husband from the infuriated.
woman.
Ramiro Leclni,:a told police that the
first of three attacks by his common law
wife occurred W'hile be was lytna: nude on
the bed watddng televiaion. He saJd his
wife, apparently intent on sexual mutlla·
lion, went afttt him witb a power aaw
but onJ7 mana&ed to inflict a few cub
and nicks. •
Lechuga said he calmed bb WUe and
then went to check on the couple'a 1letp.
ing: cbildrtn to make sure the fracas had
not dilturbed them. He uid she. then
grabbed a hatchet and attacked him
a,aln, a.triking him twice with the blunt
eDd and ooce "itb the blade.
Lechuga th e n -officer• used t h e
word "lnallnprebellsibly" -again lurned Illa l>ack cm bb wile ellu calmln& her.
She-lmmedialal1, be alleged, otruck him
several time1 In the back wlth a carving
knil• and repined poueSllon of lbe
hatch« alier be bad disarmed ha.
OHlcen uid tb,at i..chuga then decided
to call it quita. lle ran from the home. his
h'atc:bet-waving wife a few steps behind .
in a wild chase that only ended with the
intervention of &$nlshed neigbbon.
Throughout the fracas, Lechuga told or-
ficers. bis wife kept atking hlm: "Why do
you go out wilh other women, what is
wrong with me~"
Police records indicate that the rite:t·
lean-born woman was acquitted in her
homeland on charger of killing her first
husband. Those same rtt0rds reflect her
tesUmony that a.he killed a second hus·
band 1n sell defenR and was cleared on
that count ln a ti.texlcan court
House Approves
Money for Space
WASHINGTON' <AP\ -A $3.7 billion
1-pace authorization bill , $2&0 m!Ulon un-
der the total approved by the 11ouse,
has been passed by the Senate.
It now goes to a Senate-House confer-
ence. The version passed swUtly by th~
Se.nate Friday is equal to the amount
requested by President Nl1on for the
fiscal year that began July 1.
Sen. William Proxmire, '4'ho withdrew
a series of amendments to slash the
progrnm because he faced cttt.ain de'·
feal. \'awed to resume hb fight ne1:t
month when the appropriation! bill with
the space program's mooey come,, up for
action.
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field near the Orange Coast Y~A on the Air1¥>rt Commiaaion will review a model ""'"'° blulla. everlool<ln1 Back Bajt. ontlnanco ,.gu1aunc lln:rall noiae with
"Wa really doD'l inlend to maka masimwn acceptable nolle standards in·
detlnlte O?ncluslons on the meaaurlng eluded, but not yel specified.
teat, but .1t wlU be belplul experience "When beartngs come up 00 this isaue,
when the issue over nolle leveb comes up we will be adequately informed " Btt before lit< Airport Board and County • •
SUpervilors," Bettencourt aai4. J tencourt aaJd. , _ •
Whal he and the otben "'*nt did ,\hal)'lb , of the cbarll made by the
find, t>owever, fJ that the interu;tty or ~Olle recordera wW. be d 0 De 1n other
noise can vary in the um"' aru. lrclea, ~· . .
All but two of the flights registered a ~.Air Califorru1i1 and Air West ~e
decibeJ measurement in the ~ (auto rev1ew111C &be data, record~ by an ink
traffic near a lteeway averages 60) with Mylua on long, ~er i;tripe of paper
two jumping up to IOI. willl graph markinp.
"The noise variation might be at-Coples of the craJlbl, resembling Ul08e '
tributed to pilot skill, .>r the fuel and cha.rttd on a aeiJmolrapb. have been
passenger load," Bettencourt said. nviewed by the airlines' .ttaff members.
"We aren 't &killed oor familiar enough No conelwions have come ftom that
with the noise measurement techruqucs group yet.
Lo make definite conclusions," be aa.ld. He said that mort measuremenl.3 will
Laguna Principal Deni.es
SDS Speakers to Appear
By BARBARA KREIBICR
OI nM o.llr ,lit! Sllrl
Reports that "two SOS 1peakers" were
to talk tu student& at ~ Beach Hlgh
School in a "m:W-courx ' ao propq&Dda
were denied Friday by principal Robert
Reeve.s.
Rumors on campus that a member or
members of Students ror a Democratic
Society had appeared for "screening" by
vice principal Don Miller, l)rior to
participating in a rfoup cllxiwioll, were
1plked by ll<ev,.. and Miller.
"The impresiion that we art going to
have SDSers on campus simply ia not
true," said Reeves.
The report apparently was eel off when
Bill Floyd, a graduate student at Colum·
bia UoJveraity; arrJved at the school Fri·
day at the invit&tlon of the Progressive
Education. Club to be interviewed by
Miller as a po&!lible parUclpant lo a ltu·
!Only Incumbents.
File for Laguna
Festival Board
For the first time In Festival of Art!
history, three incumbent members of the
board of directors wW run for re-election
unopposed this year.
As the deadlloe: for filing nomination
papers passed it 4 p.m. Friday, only
Verner Beck, Stuart Durkee and Dr. Har·
old Burton, whose thrte-year terms are
expiring, had filed for lhe three seal.3 to
be vacated.
Fcslival buslne& manager Robert Lep-
pert said the election procedure will be
followed as usual, wt.th ballot belnl dis·
tributed to members and counted at the
annual membership meeUn1 Nov. 10 in
Jrvine Bowl.
There will be one alight diUerence,
Leppert &aid. This year. alao for the
first time', a Certified Public Account
will tabulate the ballot.5, just to make
sure it's done properly.
Since each candtdite will only require
one vote for election.and each had to sub-
mit a nominal.ion petition with signatures
of 15 supporters, it ii not expected tb1t
lhc CPA will have an especially diUicult
Job.
Fron• J>age 1
KRISMAN ...
s1ty governing board is now auch that 1
majority are Reagan appointees. Repu bli·
can state o!Ciceholders or member1 who
regularly vote for Reagan administration
proposals. at le<Ul on fiscal matt~.
Krisman. 27, was hired July l as co-
ordinator of acad~lc advislng. He for·
merly was UCI student body president
and was active in the campus Student!
for a DemocratJc Society (SDS).
Since the service he performs is or
dil"!'Cl benefit to students, his $8.000 per
year salary comes out of student lid·
dental fees, not from ?!blic tu funds.
dent d.ilCU&llion ot propaganda fihm
viewed earlier in the week.
Floyd, an amateur photographer, had
belped produce a fllm shown Wednesday &ivini a leltwlng vie• of the demon1tra-tlons at C:Olumbia. A second program il-
lustrating a right wing view of tbe
Berkeley riots w~ viewed by students
Wednesday. It bad been the intention d.
the Proc:maive EdueatJon Club ac-
cording to presldent Stuart Rabino;.,ilsh,
to line up a speaker to discuss that film
early next week.
The club ls helping students in four
study halls set up 51.udent-tnitiatied Pro-
grams for !o-ealled "mini~urses" cov-
ering subjecls of particular interest to
today's youth.
Accordln.1 to student body president
Howard Hills, It was decided after
Miller 's Interview with Floyd to delay
further programa in the propaianda
1tudy until an opposition speaker could be
.elected.
Objective of the Progressive Education
Club, u1d Hills, is to pr~ both sides
of each aubject studied.
1'1iller denied that pl.am for a panel
discussion on the propa"ganda filnut had
been "called oil." He said he found Floyd
"a pleasant young man" and they
discuMed his film without any specific
reCorence lo a speaking date.
"It was just a matter of acreening
possible future 1peUen if the atudenlll
.should want 1 question and aMWU
session. later oa," Miller 1 tat e d •
"SomeUmes they (the students> get
things a little confused in their en·
thuliasm, but we (the admJnistration)
are enthusiastic about the mini-course.~
too. They just need a litUe more careful
planning."
Miller said he expects gre.at atudent-in·
tere1t in a rather extensive study of
pollution problem! to bt undertaaken in
two weeks, as well as in mini.Courses on
Yoga, health food!, music, 1ardening and
other subjects lesa controversial than the
student unrest topic that sparked this
week's confusion.
"'Ille mini-courser can lead to great
student involvement." be concluded.
50-Phones Gone
Pat Slwws Off White House
WASHINGTON <UPI) -ln making the
\\'hite House • home, President Ni1on
haa tossed 50 telephone lines and a four poster bed Lyndon Johnson 11Jept In out
or his: bedroom and the First Lady has
taken a plaque in.scribed by Jacqueline
Kennedy out of her's.
The closeup look at how the Nixon's
are stiling in at 1800 PeMsylvania Ave.
war provided Friday by the Pat NlJ:on,
who tscorLed ncwrwomen oa a room-by·
room tour ot some of the uSU1lly off 11·
mltJ sectkrll of lhe uecuUve mansion.
at the. end of the 18th Century. The old
one was put in storage.
AhointheFirstLady~bedroomwai
a four-poster bed she admitted had been
In lllr husband'• bedroom -until the
rirst Ume he aw It and allDOUJICtd ''l'm
not going to gel Into lh.at."
She said she bought him a two-paster
bed instead and brlgbiened hil room wllll
r~ white and blue prlntJ.
she also nve.aled that Nixon hid so
t.e.lepbone lines i"tmoved from the prai-
dmt!al bedroom. The lines were left from
hi1 predocuw, Lyndon B. Jolwon, a ··phone man" of note.
She picked up a mln1lure knight In
shining armor mounted on a hone from
111 desk tn the presidential bedroom and
added "he's my knlaht." ·
be conducted, ''iltb another ~
sometime next ...-.
The entire mauir of local qeDCJM
measurinc noise Jevela ateroa frqm a re-
cent rulins oi the Federal A-vlaUon
Admin!Blnllion which stales that local
a&encies -lhe landlor[ll of local airporll
-have the right to meuure and rqulate
Cl! noiae of aircraft uotnc their
t.nninalo. -
"Tbe county of °'""''JO'Oba~ty bas in
Ila poaoaloG the •"'l DOiie study data
which lhe dty of N"'J"'l1 Buch la lr)'lnf
to deveklp."' Bettencourt Aki.
"Even tbooth 'lbeoe liudles haven't
been made public, each member of tbll
Board of Supuvlain bu received a
copy.•
He aald that ellbcnie p1w for no;.
abatement have been pn!pOl8d already,
and the Airport d-bas publldy
committed itaell to uvelojlmtnl of •
noi1e abltemeot plan.
Water Pours In
At Dana Harho~
As Dam Opened
Sea water poured Into a coffer dam at
Dana Point Harbor at the rate of 50
mllHon gallom an hour Tburlday as a
fulal liep In creation ol the public boal
lallllChinC area that will be opened the
weekend of Sept. fl and 21.
With launching rampe and concrete
revetmentJ completed, a bole wa,, cut in
the earth bank of the dam to permit tbt
retun1 of water pumped out to fadllta.te
the conmi. wort.
By February or Mardi, engineua aa!d.
""""""work.In tbt main buln of the
122.5 million hafbor 1bould be completed
and lta large coffer dam al.so will be cut
to let the sea return.
lt ls eaUmated that pumping out the
sea water to permit "dry" conJtruct.lon
has aaved a quarter of a million dollars
in addition to penn.itting better quality
work.
The launching facllity, filled with water
thia weet, will be capable of bandlin& up
to 1,000 trailered bo&ta ~day •
Evrntuatly the main. harbor area will
have 1lipa for 2,100 pleasure boats.
Edward F. Steen
Succumbs at 75
Former Orange Cwnty PhHharmonic
president F.dwln F. Steen of CoroDI del
Mor. died Tbunday at Hoag M""°"'I
Hospital. 1be retired Signal Oil Comf)<l!y
c1ecutfve was 75.
Mr. Steen was also chairman of the ad-
visory board of the Philharmonic Socie·
ty; director of the Newport Harbor Art
Mu.seum; pruident of the Orange County
Museum and member ol the Newport
Harbor Yacht Club.
He is survived by his wife, Laura of the
home, 20%1 Bayside Drive; three sons,
Edwin F. Stttn Jr .. of Corona del Mar.
Daniel P. of Huntington Harbour and
.John ol. Costa ll-fesa; a brother, Heber of
\\'alnut CreU and three grandchildren.
Interment will be 1t ForeJt Lawn
Y..remorial Park.
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When the lour mlved at tbt Finl La-
dy's bedroom the rtporters nottctd that
a finplace manUe bearini tbt "Jackie
Ktnoedy" plaque bad beeri removed and
replaced wt th.,, enlirtly dillettnt mantel.
The okl manU. had contained a pi.que
noting the 1em of tbt Lincoln pre~dency,
to which the !onner Flnl Lady in ber
Wt d171 In the While Hoose, had added' Kitag Football Arrives
Be ets Get 'T
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SAIGON (UPI) -Tbe two.low"1 rar.k·
Ina men involved Jn the Grten Bcrej ml.ll'--
cler cue hove been granted l!nmlnllV ,.
they cill~ al tho !rials of lis o!Dcers
lmpllcated m· the allalr, toltn>ed U.S.
military ....... aald today.
1"ftlll move muu the two men an
not refute to IDIWer u;y quudons on
the srowids It -lncrimlnlta them, ..
tbtlOl!rW .. ld.
U-military II•, teslimony lfv ..
by a IOJdia .-lnununi\y cannot bo
uled aplnst blm in • lllhiequmt ......
martilJ. &wever, tlU does not aempl
him ln>ln charges based on evldenc< ob-
talned cullide the COllrl.
, Qargea against tbe men civen Jmmunl·
ty were Ol"dered '"held in abeyance''
Tburtday. The military aald then th•
other m would be court marttaled !OJ'
murder &!ld conspiracy to murder in the
llle allered death of a vietnameae nation-
al In the Nba Trang area June 20.
Granled Immunity ,..,. ~o Edw.,.t
M. Boyie ol New Ycrk City ~ SIL Al·
vln L. Smilll Jr., of ,Naplio, F11: Tbcy
were reltutd from CUltod1 bQt wtr•
restricted to Long B1nb bue 17 mller
northeast ol Sal10.,.
A defense a.ttorne!' 1n the c.ase said Utt
siJ: acheduled for a a:eneral court martial
will automatically receive ~ life aentenct
ii they are found guilty.
''The Army want& to Jock up thex men
for the rut of their lives, .. II.kl capt.
John s. Berry, cl Sauulito, Calif. "Lel
there be no doubt -.bout that."
Under .a 1'noo capital" premedjtated
murder conviction, he uid tbt coUrt must
finpose 1 life seateoce. He wu optiml.ltie,
however, no IUCh conviction would occur
ill this cast.
• From J>a1e 1
SCHOOLS •.•
youuggters wm be growin1 up too fut:'
1'be COOIU!tlng exports poob-poobed It,
but prlnclpals evidently 1Ull have IOITl• re8e?VaUom.
"We haven't resolved yet what to do
about social activiUea, whether to let
si:rth graders attend dances," .said Kaiae.r
Principal Elvin llulcbtaon.
There art variatioos in the sixth grade
program at ea.ch· of the four nllddla
ICbooio. Teacber1 and lhe prlnclpal al
eacb scl'lool worked wt their own plan.
Al Lincoln School the sillb graders or1
houaed iD one complez and only taught by
sir:tb grade teachers. A Davia they go Jn-
to clasarooms used lof seventh ad
~ighth graders other hours of the day for
instruction from specialist teachers, such
as In malhematlcs.
At Kaiser and TeWinll:Je they take elec·
live subjects one period. But at all four
schools students spend a 211.t to ~hour
block with a home room teacher 10
they're not thrown completely adrift.
For anyone wishing to learn mor11
about tbe middle schools, the lfarbor
Couocil PTA ia sponsoring a program at
7:30 p.m. Oct. I in the Forum at Esta1Cia
High School, 2323 Placentia Ave., Coit.a
Y..resa.
"John F. Kennedy and hil wlCe Jacqu.,
Jine Jived ln tbis'room. . .''and lhe dales.
The mantle bad been rtplaced by one
d"lgned by •n:hlied Bonjamln Latrobe
nt about the time the mana:lon was built
She a1ao took the tour throual'I the tmc.
oln altUng room -"Dick's hfcfeaway" -
whtte the pnined out a well-worn velvet
armchair and matching ottom1n.
"Dick comts down htre late at night,"
•he aald, ''tuma on tht mualc, looks «.1t
At the W1shineton M o ii u me n t and
dreana.''
Ready to launch another Orange Coast Colleae loot·
ball season are new cheer luders (left lo right)
Dave Ambrose. Sylvia McQuarrle, Debby Trol16r.
MarU Kipper and BUI LandeN. Pirates take In the
RusUers of Goldin West Coll•&• Saturday night al
B o'clock at LeBard S16dlum on the Coata Men campus.
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FOR THE WINNERS, SOME HAROWAR E FOR TH E MANTLE
SurfintJ TrOfl'1iM Plll'T1bl1 1t Huntl"91on Lil09u1rd HQ
l~IM ., lliMI Dell• ,. .. IWU
The principsl and teachers al the
new Spiritridge Elementary School
at Bellevue, WaAh. thouibt they
bad a miscbevious studenf in their
midst -the newly installed flre
alarm kept SOllDding. Finally a lit-
Ue girl told her teacher, "Enry
time ;you Dush the toilet' the fire
alarm goes oft." The skeptical
teacher tried It. Sure enough-Dush
and off went the alarm. 'Ibe in-
stall..-was called and found that
the ftusbing caused the same drop
in water pressure as would the au-
tomatic sprinkler system it it went
on, triggering the alarm. •
Although htr fiance thrtat·
eud for a timt: to call off tht
wedding, Dortm Alf ord, 21. of
Swcu1.1eombe, England, said
Thundatt sht must go ahead
with plo:m to have 19 brides·
maids and two pageboys at her
wedding-at Mr jjanct's cost-
~. "th.tu Cf't!! aU m.y cou-
sins and l cannot disappoi1't
t~"
• The row bad every rigbt to be
nervous. Clark Knight Jr., of Lee,
Mass., a former Pittsfield police-
man, took the cow frotn Mrs, Cow·
ell's yard and walked the animal
through the center of town to the
court bouse, where he left it tied to
a parking meter. Mr-o. Cowell teS·
lilied in coort 'Thursday she found
the cow in a hifbly nervous state.
She said she bad to talk to the ani·
mal for some time to calm it down.
Knight was flned $150. •
Sports Complex
In Works .for
Fountain Valley
Negotlationa are emrentiy In progress
"'1th three agencies for establishment of
a 10-to 20-ac:re sports• complex ln Foo&
ta.in VaUe1.
Parkl and recreation director St.an
Stalford said this morning that meetings
have betn held with two govemment
agencies and a school district tor the
pos&ible lease or land lo build three
baseball diamonds and a football field.
"Nothin1 bas yet bten decided," he e1·
plained, pointing oot the problems of fin.
ding 1 Iara~ aUe.
The Oranie Counly Sanitation District
has 20 9Cl'el thlt are currenUy on 1 two
year-leue to Mmh Burn Fanni. F.anns
spokesmen said they might consider
wbleaslng part of the propei!y but can't
discuas Jt wilh the ciil witil• alter
JanlU!'J or February.
Orf.nee County Water District officials,
owners of 20 acres north of the n nilatioo
land, said their property could be leued,
but the hitch is that the city could be ask·
ed. lo move off wlthout adequate notice, it
I.he water district needed the land.
8$ bet, said StaUord, appears to be a
IO-acre school site owned by 1be Garden
Grove Unified School Diatrict. School of·
ficials are currently checking with the
Orange County Counsel to learn the
legalities in leasing the site of a propos~
elementary school north ol Slaler
Avenue, 660 fetl west of Euclid Street.
The current activity was prompttd by
city councilman John Harper. He re·
quested action to help the city's youth
leaguea find adequate areas for ball
fields.
·•we'rt lallting," aaid Stafford . "but we
don't know when we'll have a site."
School District
Seeks Personnel
Board Applicants
Trustees of the Fountain Valley School
District are now taking applications to fill
a vicanlt:1 oil the personnel comml$sk>n.
'Ibe cdrrtat vacancy, a two and a half.
year term, was created through the
rtsl.gnaUon of Don Eddy of Huntington
Beach.
Deadline for filing application! l! 4
p.m. Oct. I. Screening or applicants by
the boon! ol trusi-will be COllduci.d
. Th~. Oct. 16.
Letters ol applicaUon should Include
rea&OoS for joining the personnel com-
miss~ qualifications. pe.1'9011al daC.. and
~ background.
'Ibe commission ls responsible for
estabbrhlna penoonel polici.. f or
clasalfied employea.
Memben of. Ole three-man commilllion
..,..... without pay.
Thousan·ds Crowd
Beach for Heats
B7 RUDI 'llUl>D 111 llU
Of .. Olllt' "" ,..,.
'lbouamts ot ""°"' 1.,;. bee .. pllle'rinc at 1:111 a.111. todarto w1tcll lbe
lint heel& ol lbe 11th Anaoal u .s.
SWiboenf Clwnpioosbipe at l!UnUniitoo
Bu.ch Pier,
'.!be U.S. Wealbtr Bureau Friday
pr<dlcted chilly, fogy Wlatber but pro.
mbed that two to lour foot breakers
Rq»rll Oli U.. ~· avt'ff>oord
cllampio!uhlps Will be brooclcml . dwecu, from Ille DAILY PILOT
Pla•back Sltack •IVrnll dmta cfail• todav ond Su!ldov.
Th< report& 1DiU IJc camod ""
both Orange . County AM itc-
lio.,......KEZY (1190) ond KWIZ
(1430J...-<m th< Lo< ~ngdes "•I!
P1t101" station, KFWB (980) and
on FM by KOC.M ( 10.t.1) in New--
port Beach.
would speed nearly 500 of the finest
surfers from the Unit.ed States malnland.
Hawali and Australia toward lhe ba.ch.
'nle two-day spectacular continues this
morning with some quarterfinals stUI left
to be runoff on both eldel of the pier.
Sunday, many of the IUTfinl world's
giants will continue their battle 1gainst
the wavea until approximately 3 p.m.
when award ceremanles will be held on
the beach.
Amon1 those entered are past cham.
pions Corty Carroll. David Nuuhtwa and
Unda Denoon, who a1ao relpl as queen
oltbe-
't1le dwuploo!llfp opened Pliday night
at the Sheraton with 1 Hawallan luau and
certmonies -log tbe tale Dute
Kabonl!nolru, tbe man who ~ air!·
ing to Huntington Beach.
Mora tl\au IOO surfera, dty, county and
state officlala gathered at the hW:I 10
witness the µnv elllnc (If In llO-pound
broou blll1 created by artltt Edmund E.
Sllumpert ol Can!llf by tbe Seo.
111ey heard the Duke ~ u a
"champif'n of champions, and one who
prized good sportsmanship and fair play
above all."
The lifelike Image of the legendary
surtlng hero will be mounted on volcanic
rocks and placed at lbe bead ol tbe HuD-
tlngton Beach Pier.
lnstlot results of SiJnday'a final com-
peti!Wo wm be avllillble thnJu&boal the
day al the DAILY PILOT "Playback
Shack" IOCJted adjacent to ICOring be.ad--
q'!¥\<ts ID Jh• pier. .
The Playback Shack aJao wm have on
file cumulative &tlUstics on all eventl
and bacqruuncf in!onn.tUoo on the top
lllrfera.
The complete Usting of surfers, their
colon and home town ii:
e K•-lna Dlvl•lota
Jl,llOll>AY, ........ n, 1Nf
l'+'W 11, ,,~-:::.. = jt.!.t,••1
e Hen'• Dlvblo,.
Redwood to Plastic
• ~. ~ 1111, 1'69 D.lil.V Pli:oi; A
Dllntington'.
BRONZE BUST HONORS 'FATHl!R 011 sURPING'
Dvko Kohonomol<u LI~ ot Huntt""'" Plor
'Near Epidemic'
State Sets Stepped Up
Program Against Drugs
5-'CIWIENTO (UPI) -Rel>elllon, con-
tempt for Ulelr elders and even 1t1bver·
slve elerntrJU are behind a "De&T" epl-
demJc" use of drula by Callfomil youlh.
accmllng to the RMl!an admlnlltraUon.
The solution, it be:fleves, it a ''mass
media public educntlon program" -
creaUve society style" -to set the rec-
onl lllrallht on the subject of drug abule."
G<>v. Ronald Rtagan anoounced such
1 atepped up program Friday •
Noting M,000 Cllllomlanl ...,.. H•
telled Ol1 drug -dlargeo dur1ng the ftnt half ol tiilt year -A IO percent tJ1cref1!! .oll\C<> 11111 -Reagan said "thla
lndlcalN !bill dru( obuae 11 nearln& epl· ciemlc proportions ...
Flanking Rtalan at a news cqnfermc:e
...... IL. Gov. Ed Reinecke and Dr. Ed·
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Emergency Heat • ' . How Tourney Was Born Fo Schools OK'd ' ' 01<1 for -,......,. lftddlng, lfr. li:ma'pney htlWi.llon ol ll<aten in
ond Mrs.~ K• .. of DcUiooocC, <~ at .N;jlpon Eltmentary
lfo. gi1IO dog ..... G toarl<oill'iil GD 4J>e N~Balboo Pentnuola
pr"'°""'°" °" <zlllbftiOft In TW<i WU . od • tldl 1wtelc b)'< N"""""
Port., S~ to.u.,. ~ 'P. 1'M ~ M,.. nlllod• Scbool Dwtct -
-A,... ......... ,,. aod Sfb4t-. memben ...... told that the :SS.
lan ·llol ...... ,.,..,.uillla-..wo.4-._ ytar -~al tho lldlool haJ !'lift 1eat .-i>llll rldcn °"" tM and' can1 bo .,paired. A nub 175'r'"'" ~-..,, lo 21 ,,,,,.. . job~be -1" ~ ... ~
. . . • ' ·'.. .... .:.... • lq btlora tlle wlnla-cold ..a Wiltlotn 'Slilr'".l'! ... was· ~ . In. I
Thursday by a srupyard at Low••· Adminlstrltlvt Aalltanl Roy mi......
loft, Engl.Knd wbtch had given him told tnuteea four weeu wW be saved by
a bonua !or good work. His union not lonllllty advertising for bldl. T1le
had ordered him to return the boan! IUthnriud him to get three wrttteo
bonua but Sblrley refused, lost his quotolkt>a •nd PJ')Cetd with t he
unioa card and was dismissed by .,,,.,......, InstallaOoo, expe&d to ""'t
the yard wblcb bas a union shop. about $S3,Glll.
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· 11 look a -· man to bone a [taovY · I-redwood board Into the w'tv•s l'flen Ufllli bec:Ame ]lOpU!ar In Hjm.
llqton ~ clllrlnC the Wly 113111. '
But tbinp ha .. cbanpf COClllderablJ.
't1le darln& 111111 lido tho -ol tl10 <•rHlaenllY ....., llll'f that bolls 1IP "* tho <Ol!Cftle plor Ind around 111 plllno, but tocta1 pl•ttlc and foam
tiOOrda have replaced the unwleldy
ndwood or bllla boanta '!hlch were
baock:arved by the -ourfn. nt men who started It all, like n&ke
Kolwwnoku, formtr fire cll!ef Delbert
"Bud'' Hlginl, Poctmuttr Pele Difabio
ind otben ol..., c•thend 11 tbe pttr 10
pllJb lhflr bomtmade -In the
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cr•lhlnc llll'f.
Tbey, were . few In tho beglnnin1 but
their -llea4ilJ lni:t<.U"1 Wllll to-day the putUiie bu beoome ... ol tbe
molt poptllr wot« oporta.
WW. the -ol llahtTo-.llllt boW1. m.., ....i-and beUcr lr~
tloo, the llnl ol llll'fhlc bepo to floclt to
the HuntJncton Beach area In lhe lllOI.
Al the suggestion of a Lona B<lch
State College otudlnt the first wrflnC
competition was bekl Jocally In lilt.
Peter Beltram wu the ~ maa wbo
lnlU&atld tho -wbtcll · WU flnl
called !hf Welt Coal &ufbolrd °""" plonshl)>.
He and several top llll'f<n (llned the
oponaonhlp o1 the City of nun\maton
Beach, the Pepol Cola Co. and tho Ullllld
Statel SUrfboetd ChlmptombfvWM tiom.
'Ibis weekend mark:a th9 Uth •
nlvtrllr)' of that doy and -l7t llll'fn fn>m all mr the United Sta!tt
have 11ready llped up lo vit for "'-8
Jn ....... 1 categorlel.
't1le cont.•L. sanctlonld b1 both tho
Eutern and Western SID'flnc Auocla-
tlonJ. will be bekl beclMln& at 1:11 a.m.
both Sltunlay and Sundi1 ldj....,I to iho
pier.
Hllhlllht ol tho tWO<lay opectaculor
..Ul be lbe prt1e11taUon ol the Me
Kahanmnol:u Tn>phy to tl>e bat an.
around surfer.
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.. -ftlG!c ol ~ 11ev. , ~ the ·~ evonlng -. 4. l\irri. 11. TIM servlco, ? •'clock, ~ 'drlll1ll1c ~ a..n:tr . " Iba new ~ rum d t1ie ~ "\!~"':~ •t!l'.~1 81::: .. eon~..a~
.... ¥1!tld e1 f :!O ••• ilj.i'l;: ~ liObll<:'ti l119lleil. wlill clll!llil &choQj '~h . ...:,µ;,-.. --)ltfa~ld Qii{y. ll30 Autumn ftktival hr •lilted by ~i· i: • 1· 1 ....... , .. "·st. Eilwant'•"EPlit·i, .. 11 ™'-' cfiw'l,b . P!elllc,"•a..4, Hlllr<I rind M1coolla,. ,l!ID1if'lilld 11~ area· ·in "ti'~, for &Opt :11,
lll • Ult Couaty fairgrounds , IO'a.m. 101 p.m.
ltom I to 1:30, &mday al-HigbllRJit, will I o c I u d e t.erooon. . carnivaf James, a ,boutique
. ., area, art object. aod bated
"Portrait. ol 'Cbrisl -The goods. A ap&gb<UI 1"'"1 wm
Son of Man" is the second be offered M f p.m.. for tt.50
aerman of a seriea 0 f for adulta and 75 cents for
inees&ges from lhe Gosilel of cblldren. .
John 1(1 be &iven by Pastor
Wlllls 1. Leer, of the Finl
Bapllst Qarda of Huolla,...
-II bolh' serviceJ;".9:30 a.m. at Peek'• Chapel,. 7801
,Balsa, ·W1t11tnµnster, and 1 l
a.m. at Huntington Beach,
Chapel, &th and Orange.
, Church 1chool1 for both
Speaking on the "Vlctmi.,..
Christ," Pulor . Jiemy E.
Jonel will -addreu 1he con-
gregatioo d Ceolnl Blble
. Cbardo, Z3ro Sll<et an d
Orange Aven.ae, Costa Mesa,
SwMjay. The Chun:h bolds
·fSee PULPIT, Pap II
AREA'S FIRST'.PIPE ORQAN lUCTALLED 'At• COMMhNITY -"'RCH'. Dl~or of Mu1,c ~ .. Wh1m.Y1'T;!.a cM lriljrumentI~ o:61 .. tl\in•
'~~ll
" 'Celebrates .
~ 2-Sih 'Y e8r
-~. ' ~ Ill 2111' •••
~..,...-,~di! ..Mor \C'•••••llt ellu~cb • ·~w1D1Mdic11te a ...-~ p!Jle 'l<'j:ll It 10
1,111. IO£V!C<l Bundal • '
The iDltnuDe!1I. t1ie ·first
pipe ..... In u.i ...... will be ti....i "I>)< IJlnc:lor ol Music
~ Wbttney1 currmU1 a
-In music 1t UC irvbf.
-Beam> In 1'44. lbe church'• loode!:. t1ie Rev. Perry r.
Scbroek, wrote to Pre»dent
Fr~ D. Roooevelt In order
to pt:,.i direct!VI to obtain bulkllnl m1t.erlals. 'N re.
quest wu ganted Mil the P~ Wre!Hly!O lf>lre and cba?dt waa cm Ill way,
Remodeling thl1 yur under
'the leaderlhlp o1 Dr. Philip G.
Mihay in....a9'd Ult' 1e1llng ' . • fS.. JST!I YEAR, Pap II . '
1 ;;:~.:0RAN ·G·E c ·oAST CHURCH DIRECTOR.Y
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. -' -:LPOKll\16 FOR MEANING a RELEVANCE?
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FAIRVIEW IAP11ST CHURCH ,.._ L c.1
. "Falmow Rd. At Polr Dr., Costa Mesa
' ~hurch School -· IQ .A.M.-Wonhfp "== la 1111111 •••" ..,. SIMt'.....,. .......... c. •• ....... •• ' .
HAUOI TRINITY BAl'11ST CHURCH
. ' 'int.:":;.~ :,-,e=.-.-"r"' ..
Simdq Scbool 1:45 Lin. Mol"Dlnc Waraldplll:OQ .1.m.
Baptilt Training Union ti p.m. Evening 1uvice 7 p.m.
WeclDesday BllJle Study & Prayer ........... 1:00 p.m. . . .
RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
610 HAMILTON, COSTA MIU !
lft'.J.D.W...... 11 Sund1r Sch09t • ,, , ,, , t :45 Tr1inl119 Unio11 , •••• , ••• 6~00 I,
I I :OO Ev-"1119 Wonltip ••• , •••• 7:00 I[ Monil~ Wer1hl1' • • ·• Wed. E-ren l119 5,,...1u •••• 7:00
..._ '42.t111 N__, .,...,_ A..U.W.
UNIVERSITY BAP11ST CHURCH
!ZU L L PALISADll U,
SAlllTA ANA HBeHTS IUWDAT ~ ...... , ............................ t i• A.14 ,I
I MOIUtttle WOlllMll" •••••••••••• ., ••• ., •••••••• , ..... , 11 AM.
rtlJllMe WHSMll" ............................... , ••.. , P.14
MIDWSU: llAVtcll WIDllllSDAY ••·••·-···••·•• Ji• ,..,,_ ..,.... .. a-........ .. 0..Ld: !!-'"~
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·llAP'nST CHUIC:H ,,_,....,
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t7411M ...... P.Y.
\ FIRST ,GtiilJSTtAN -, cA"liRCH
Victoria & Placentia Ave.
Colla Mesa
br.~....._M...., ' ....... ,._,
Monil19 Wonhl, l :JO l I I :00 Mlll1519r
S1111C•y Sch .... •••• ••• •:lO Do~ Ml~
Yowtfi • .Moofl nt ••• •••• •• 6:00 ......, .,,..... .....••.... 1:'9 •""" , s.··' 6 l0 1 ..... ldl9tl · · """"'' f1M ,,,._ roy# ""co •, • • • • • • • ' 1:1 Mo1n1111111 Wtn.1111 •••. , ... 11141 l.lft.
befil11t S1,,,ic. •••• , ••• 7:00 I Y""" er.-................ • tJ.M. ....., .......... ., •• """"* v~err ·care··Provid:d
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ARST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Main & Ad1ms Streots
Huntington B11ch
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Clnirr.h of th1 Dilly Word
NEWPORT UNITY
CHURCH
l-D. Pllcll ....... MllllllW
I Sth & lr•ino, Now.-1rt l••r.•
IS..ior Cltll91'!1 lillldlnrl M1111i31 Wonhi.-,
l :Jt & 1f:OOAM 1:45A.M, s,.11d1y School
l ibf• Sr.hpol •••••••• t :45 AM I y0 ,.tti "reu,. ....... 6:00 P'M 10:00 A.M. 01•otion1I 51,,,lc•
Ev.11i11t Wanhll' ••••• 7:00 PM l!I OFPICE: »aw. eo.11 tUgll-y, N.a.
.... IWr ...... -WM. -1 '·"" : Pllons: ._....5111
MurwY Cl,. '°""'ldlll •t 11 tl'l'Ylca
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IAANCHD OP THI MOTHD CHUlCH
THI Plltlt CHUltCH OP CHllST, ICllNTllT
IN I05TON, MASUCHUsms
"MATIER"
Subjoct Of r.e..on -September 21st
Cost1 Mesa-First Church of Christ, Scientist
2110 Mno , .... Dr .. C.... MeM
s..d., Scllfff-t:1S A.M.
Cfll•rch Sertk• -11 .(;M:
IHdlttt ·-· JISO MeM ,.,. Dr.
Huntington Beach-Flnt Church of CMl1t, Scltntl1t
110 011'1"1
S•llClay kltool -f :JO I 11 :00
Cfll•rch-11 A.M. "'"-
1"41" ... ,.-110 011 ..
Laguna BNct.-First Church of Christ, Sclentiat
'11 Hl1Jfll Df.
CIH1rcfll & $_.., ~-t:JI &-11 :00
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Nowport Buch-Fim Church of Christ,, Sclontl1t
JJIJ YJ• LWe
c~• • s...., kliMI -t :l 1 • 11 tt1 ........... Jlll ¥hi UM •
Nowi>ort Buch-Second Church of Chrltt, Sclontbt
JI• l'wdftcJtewDr .. C........ ... -
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All are cordially invited to.attend the church
services and enjoy the prtvileges of the
Reading Rooms
Cllllld C•re PffTldff AT AU SllYICU
ST. MATIHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH
IMluo,.n $y11ff)
wot1hiph11 •t th• UNIVERSITY P RK SCHOOL
S•iwlb11rt et M1tthew. 111 U11l••t1ity P•rk
WOISHIP: 1 O:JI A.M.
RP. H. Ni1N11t1111, Pait., lll·IJll
QNTllAL Bl~~ll
Ernphuizing
The Plin of God I
The PetSOn of Chrill 1!1
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
..ST. M,ICHA.EL & ~LJ..ANGELS
P_oclftc Ylew pdw • Mei1•"-Pww ... M• , s..-,: 1.:t0. t:Jt -cww c.. • ttH "°"hYo•A••• an.. -'Ail._.W ...... · -........ -._ ...... .:._ .. ~ ..
ST. JOHN THE DIVflilr,2M3-0rangeAve.,'C:M.-"
h....,_ 7:31 I t :JI ~ Sc...i -t :11
11rumdop: l:lt & -10 •.a.: Holy .,..,. • ..... c..
YJ~, Tiie • ..,. ,,. W. huildlea -PhoM 14t-IJ21
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
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".,,,...... ~ C.IH9ntll nt. lt1¥. ,,.,_ C. C•lef, 1'1slw
Sunday Services
I:• A.M. N•IY C--IM J:• A.M.. ''fl'l.llJ Str'l"ta & ca,.,dt
7,. l".M. ··-Sdltlll • ' 1:• l'.14 .,,..,., 11:• A.M. Mon! ... WWllll'
T ... Clllwdl-M-ry CMI ..........
NEWPORT HARBOR I ·LUTHERAN "c'HuRCH
~UTH.EIV,,N CH.UR.Cf:! ' .. OF . Tl:!E MASTER
2501 Cliff-Dr. LI 8-42!0'! 2900 Pacific View Dr. TM•••·~ G .. 11.i.: ,...... Co"rona del Mar
THl••· ra•cii• Wllll•. OR. WILLIAM R1 ELLER
AulsteM Peter Mn. Wllln cr.."'r.arleia,
Flonlly WOl'1tllp t'Dll IO IO::IO •. m. P•rilll Wldlf su.i.s.y ~ t :• 1a io;a 1.m. Phone 644-2664 ~l\t kl'vltt IJ :to IO U:. t :ll ~M. ,....., i!' Nurse~caie available 1t:otA:.M • .....,
~t,t¥t~ces I lf:ie~. ,..,.. 'I
WELCOME ~ • ~ , •
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PRINCE OI= PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
M'iKY"'"i-·--.--c.tH.
, ANOR.EW C. ANOE"llsotol. Pn1W
,._..., \chool t:lf MOrnk>!I ~ l :OG & 10::111
P(ifl~ of P'e1c1~lulti1r111 Schoof -Mit• Est~.; 011111, P'rinci,.l
Offi'c9.,.M.'f'' 1: 4+.os21 Sc"-.t, r1i-: 149.0S•t -'~" . It
FIRST .ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH -: ;:_: 51·Jf.!~~ 1,l',':'!.-.."
146' E/ 22nd St., c:-''" M:t•• 541-3761 I 429 ~yprels Dr. . t.-eun• Belch
M. c. Cte.lc, Pw.r JolMI ....... 4UHl9f9 ; I I .... w. L ·Ni1•MM-•m..-. .
· R1y Nichol5011, Mi11i1t1rof Y1uth · 1 ·'Worship SerticeJ-8:30'111 A.M.
IYANGIUSTIC s1•Y1cn I Surj:IA'y School & Bible Class -9:45 A.M. .
T•a.ffy tllf1I Fridor-7:10 P.M, Phbn@ : Otureh .'1944?'998 Parsonagt!: 49'..8110 ,
Su11doy -I 0:00 A.M. altd 7:01 P.M. lijl j..iiiiiiiijjiiiipiiiiiiiiiiiiio..:OiOii:=:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=liii'"I E•eMJ•list Wl•a Pcrmtay Ill
Cl!urch Choir -Sh1ril Pe11l11n, Oir•cfar f ' ' •
Ylah•rs Wik•--N•rMry AttwtM1a11t A Cordial Welcome from
..... u .......... ~;-.. ·~::.~··Goll.;,,, o;~"" THE 'UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
\~ .!)) SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple
'" t:.. RABBI BE RNARD P. KING
meeting It
St. James Episcopal Church a 3209 Via l ido, Newport Beach
F« lnformetion: Clll 67~7230
GLAD Tl.DINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
15th & Monrovia, Newport Beach"
IV1 II.ck Wat•f H-. H1SPltolJ 141·1620 ., 541·7166
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l1lbo1 hf1nd
COMMUNITY
METHOl)IST CHURCH
I 1 S At1t1 675·0,SO
1:1 S l11fonn1I Wanhip
t :JO Tr1dition1I Wartkip
Ir Sund•y School
Cali• M.-•
FIR'ST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
19Hi St. l H1rbar l l•d.
541 .7121
Cati• M111 North
Hu11tin9ta11 h•ch -N.rllri
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6662 Hi ll A••· •42-4461
Warihip Ir Church School ·
~ Ir 10:10 .,t.,M,
lr•ino -E11t l luff
UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
IJJ.1111
11411 Culv1r Ro•~
1t U11i•l(•ity Oti••
Wonh!p l Charr.li Sr.h1al
t :JO A.M.
l•\ilull• le1ch
LAGUNA BEACH
METHODIST CHURCH Offlct1 llHllJ .. D~_ --'t llAL•A·PU.nl-'4MIJt ;~~~~==='.I The Power of the Holy Spirit I
Sunday Sd'l!xll 'J AM Mominl Worihlp 'J ind 10:30 AM
(~enlns Ser1kc 7 P1'.1
WldnadlV 81blo S!udV
,...,.._, 111.....,llH, , .. ,., -..... M11W, Mlrlkll Olrtellr
, SUNDAY SlltVICIS
t :4S A.M. -S•llday Sdlool, N•,..,., c.,,
MBSA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M111 V1rd1 I l1k1r St. s .. ,.,,,., .
21612 W1•)•Y Driv•
in So. l1111 n1
Wor1hip I I A.M. • • •
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
91 MIWllOO't hHfl
M ..... Ol9rdl 91 U11lt.11 C111rdl tt•ll.._ ki.nca, Lft Allfl'IU
SUNDAY 5EllVICE , •. II AM Mllllli.r •• , , Albert Bur1':1, ll.5.r..F.
llllP'P'JTM CHAl"ll
OI'~ CM1! YMCA. 23111 Unl-lly Dr.
Ind f~ 7 PM Nut$t!ry d~rlng services 1!1 ~ A fun Youth Progrmt ,I,
Cm. of Orange and llld. SL '1'
Coot> M,..
10 :50 A.M. -"Jnw Cllt'lst, TIM Hood 1f Tiie Chwcli"
J:~O P.M. -"Clulst's A•-ta Sl11"
Both S•rman1 ly P1tlo•
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Wo,.,hlp I Chur~h S~ltool
•:OO &: 10:30 A.M.
H11~+i119fon l•acli
Fl RST UNITED ..
Chwr'r.h School t :]O A.M.
_..,9.JOll
N1wport l••ch
-~~~~~~~~~1 P•IOf H. L )Gne5; llCA Mbr.
-COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL • HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
' 740 W. Wilson, Costa Mes•
METHODIST CHURCH
2721' 11th St, ll6-lS17
SorYir.ot• -•:10"& 11 A.M,
Nur11ry thro 21td tr•d• • 11
C""'urch School -t :JO A.M.
CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
·1400 W. kl.ba• 11..(.
6J].]105
Worship l Cliurr.h Sr.liael
t I IO:JO A.M. ! WHAT A SHAM.E.... 11~===~11
• ... 'I -u ..... ct.er. ef 611 HELIOTROPE
w....w,-1o:otA.M. ..: ...... -:. .... • ... -., 1 RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
.... ' CALVARY CHAPEL 420 .10•;;.::~ H:;:';1~; a.ich Qlll'C. Sc...i -1 O:ot A. M.
O<'. Plllllp G. """""I"• Ml11lll«
Miu Sl'lltlly Sllbel, o.c.E.
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, -, VI .... Dr. D.· W. lll~y . .
"cM.UlCH OF CHRIST • •
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~d .. lt a Youth S1t'f"ic11, 11 •. .,,
lit Y1•r Clas1, W.4., 7:15 p..1n.
llNDT PATI, MINISm 673-4000
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
"411 .... A...., ll._. & M ...... 1, FOUNTAIN l'AUIT
UNIFIED SERVICE · Sufl41y Set.Ml t :lD-WO.SHIP'· IOilO
W1nhl11 I Yovtli &r..PI -6:10 P'·"'·'
Mlll"IM'/" ,,.,,ntld It 1H Mf'Ylt•
A C""'"""'tty CIM"d! -¥i'""' l¥rl ..__.,. W*-"
flll,W, ,Wll,~. COSTA MESA -H•-•~••msw . EVENGEUCAL FREE CHURCH
11UNDAY·DNJ~ till.I ituoY ••••• ;~··'" c4SA.M. .t H..t...-.._.
V. L HfltTWECK, P11tar
541.4704 CARL GENTRY
Mi11ht•r of Mu1ic
SUNDAY SERVICES
t :4S A.M. -Snffy Sek ...
c..._,.,A"Atot
DEEPI• UFI CRUSADI
l.,..,..ilt H. L Wdlaet
Niptty et 7:11
hqpt M-4er •4 s.t.rdey
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
• ,_ldllll -~ -·~ -Cl!* Ctn
ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH
'CMhi M ... w....-. ct•-West 11tll St. et ........ c-w ..
SUNDAY SERVICE ..... , , ... 11 A.M.
ci..n• Offka:
1411. lltll St.
c ..... MeM
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TEMPLE SHARON
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Clmrcll P.......,..,ian
2011lM ..... l.._U..) ........... ....
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,....W....,: f:JIU. a.cit..._.: 11t41 A.M.
'Of111M1 10112 ....... St~ .... : "'""""
,Chu,ch fif ~ Ciw-nt-nSt ......,..._. e.... .._
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S....,W.....,: f4t•\1-a..dtldiMI: t 11t
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St. Andrew's Presbyteriaa Churdl
!. 6tl.St.-A1iW•1 ..... Mowp·.;, ._.
, CffAll.IS Hn.n DIDIMl\.D. PAstO•
W...W, • ~ ScMef: t. ttH I 11 A.M • • 646-7147 ~
~· .Mark Pi'esbytl(iiln Clnirch . ~J11l •••e.w.H~·C-... M• .. ,· ___ ....__ .
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...... ....,1141 • ,. • -m· eo-Prwsb • r1m 'ci ·Jei "i( " ......... , yt9 . • ~
r411 ....... A.-f•.MSt.), ........... r: DALLAS TUlNR. MSTOI . • -.~ •• ,, ... .._.,_._.....,.,.;,A,11.
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SUfrfOA'f M~ WOUHI' a COMMUN:t6N •• 10141 A.M . ltll ft.Me.... IJ&-7tl$
.-iJUNOAY IV._. WOlSHIP ••••••••••• ··••••• 6100 ,,M. ""'· ..,,... L. Mltlw, ~""' W1 l1ll1•1 l11 Yev • • . • ~ISOAY MN\• llllf. STUDY ••••• .,-••••• • 7:)0 ,.M. ,, .. .t..M. -""""'SCllMI -An"'" : UNITARIAN Attend the church * 1 ~ NIBllT CAii PIDYIDID 1 111• A.14 -........ Wlrtlti.. ',.M. -Y,... • ...,. All J1wh lt f1111ll l1• •t• l11¥;t1d fo JolR vs 111 hw1y 1111•11i119fwl UNIVlRSALIST · -I '1• ,.M. -•""1111s.mc .. 1 ,.M, w.i .. •ttte tW'/". SA.HATH mNIMG SU.'11CIS NIDAY .. 1111 r.M. CH~CH of "Dur choicl ; . 9-O ... .,..... I . •· H•rtt .. ,... ti -AM. axoou1 -tor• "..,,..,, ftr "" .... " ,...,.,.... , . , ~ ' 1 '~:.. ......., MMcl .. MI....., PM. IJ,..,11,..._T11tlll!et....__...
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, SplrftMl&.-.-a..w ~ .. .._ 125tvtctorl1 t.,Co•+•M••• on Sunday . ~1 ~;·":::::;--~ ...... """"' ..... -:-.'-Mf.57!_~_-:-'~D9J ..... _~·-'-N_1e_h_• __ ...,....,._,/._ _____ ... _'-..... "-"'-"' ............... _________ _,,._M_•·_••_•_• __ r._._~_·_s_•·_··_•_c_•_•;_, __ o_M_•_'_'•-b_•• __ •_•_•·-"-'-'_,.:.__~ ___ s2~,,~·-'_:_'l:""_._M_._J:,L. ___ ...,....,.__:·_c....•-=~
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PWlCh bowl ere .(left to r!pt) Mrs. James Lilly,
Mrs. Mike Tani., Mrs. Len Heru, Falbtt Jlol)ert
Urband, Mrs. John P. Fischer, Sr. Mary James, Sr. Henri_., Sr. ll6r!s, sr. Loreti. and Mrs. Ml·
chael Walsh.
Me•a Verde United
Me4hodlst Ch)lrch re-cently · welcomed Its
new pastor; the Rev.
Paul C. Blesemeyer.
He wH last auodaled
with the Finl United
MCllod1st Churcll of Ven!~ where be was
pastpr lf>r eight years.
Pastor Bieaemeyer aJ, ao aervea on the Con--
ference of Health and
Welfar.e Ministry.
Dr. Louis H. Evans
wtJJ begin St. Andrew's
Presbylertan Church
fourth annual senliliar-
by·lhe-sea Sunday
wben he preaches at 8,
9,30 and 11 a.m. aerv·
Ices. His topic will 'be
"Is Y o u r ReUglon
Real!" He will also of·
fer Bible studies Mon-
day through F r T d a y
during t w o stsslons
each day, 7 and 10 a .m.
---·-•
.. z " lSi -
~,,.., Re;ort'
Church-Building ·
· Fever Blaste4 1
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., LOllll cAllll,I' ..... :!.. lo' to "" .. •a
...... '"'9 .... ....-.1 bulldlnJ Of OQr Oft.,, .Ho .....
C1wr<1>es In the Ualtod tor bow rill a .............. , SttiQ own about f!Ol billton may b6 l'tlllls ai.e, ta.•
'!otth Ill Wl4 Ud·b111kll11&1-por---... -Tile llplO ...... from·i.. _, ...--~ ....
oont ttiidY by Matlin. >.. can llanlly rif i, 1111t "' Git
.......... ~ •. ltanley l.o!!ell. burden ol a 1!11 ~.,. ll lo f an ..ilmat• and the uplceep of a flulldlnl ~
may be, , • 1)J A lew bllll/: may be ID ,.. ool1 111!1• or ti:~~~~...:.liu 'thrle boon a_..
are Involved In lhe,nol utate .. Tbll 11 • -1111 '""""°'
0011n.... " IOtOnlln& to Dr. Dooll4. I.
'!'be edifice compl" of coo-lloul<r 01"111ive ~ ol
temporary CbritUanlty Is a the hans of A JJ1 t r I c 1 n stark cootrut to the enmple
al Ult early cburol>. Durtn1 II• l\11111ons, Lu1htrlD Cbufdl ID
!Int Ind motl dynamic cen-Am<rica. lie Is u r 1t1 i
tury, Ute church was too bul)' Lutberaftf to recover tbi
sprta4Jng Ult B°'Ptl to worry outloo!< Of tM ruly -~· aboul building programa. ampiiulflfti mlMldil a•
Tb< word "church" In -mlnbtrY rsther thao day• <!<noted a body of peOple, · and lacUIU".
not a pla<t. CltrliUan1 illel for In the f)lflln. H-...,.
wonhip lD private hoines;· la tends, ~-a c ha l'>C It
Olla<Ombo, in 0(>011 fiddl. lll1oukl b6 -' .. ,, tut
When they railed mol'lt1. Jt miort:,11 ·Before even eon;-
waa to aid the poor or to eend alderln« 1t.1dl • IU!p1 a ~
ool . mllsionarles, not for rreaatfan llboold ezpldtt all brltb and mortar. p0oslbl1JUOI ol serv!DI Ill ~ will Join o t b e r p.m; Tickets are fuo. G. 8. TfdaY, tM tint thine on the Community friill IOill • ...._
·Oi'lnp County Lu t b er 1 n Mathal will · speak on "Ez· apnila !Oi moat ,,... ...,. tlonl 111lolitlonlll, _.-
Cb u r c b•ll'hsourl Synod p<rteoc:es aa a Cbrlstlan." · hlUI In hfP diO • .,.._
Wsllliar t:QjU., In 1 rslly at bull~ tralWr ...... ct
Peace Luthtrao O.urob In ~ Lanera1 BUSINESS AND mulU~ ••••le,
Tustin for ·a • Cbdltlan Pop Cbar<b Women Will •PolllOr • PROFl!SSl,ONAL \l-:::"":::"~::=--1----F•lllvsl, l :SO p.m. Sunday. · lllk on drugs Wednesda7, S
p.m. In the Educational GUIO'E , ·-
"Matter" la U1e sub}ect of ' BulldinJJ: of the church at 9112 \--..,.~~~~-'!I
tbe ,.rmot1-l<sson 11 all art>-Hsmllton, Huntington e.acb. e MATTlll!SSIS e
tin Sclence diurcbea ln the Officer James Mahan of the,,;:._.,:::::,:.:.::::::::::::;......;:-,1
Or1ng• eout uw Sund17. Huntlnrton BelCl1 Po 11 c e MATTllWIU ·-
Department will dllCUls "Drug 80A'f'!t ·.-llMQ:I . "'"• SMOKERS
Special. Notice Luthnn Nlpt at Ille Ice
FolliH I• ~·led Frlcl>,Y •• p.m.
at Ult II'~ In lnalewood. The _..... wtU lllpport the
Soutbern CllUomla Feder•·
tioa ol AAL Branche1•·
camponhfp project. ncket.
may be -by sendJllfl • check to ML Jee Folllu, 3rl1
E. Rqent S~, Suite 206,
Inalewood; 90301.
SP01kln1 In the Irvin• Qowl,
Grice Btmis Curtis, C.S.8.,
will IPUk.on "LoYing to Uve"
Sunday, I ~.m. nnt Cllardl of
a..u~ 11cten1111 1n Lquna
Bucb Is 1ponaortn1 the .lllk.
Local :. ........ ,. w11ne ....
wtU assemble In w...,.
Beach Oct. 10 to u !or a. pro.
gram OQl!lled "iu,lrt Kind of
M~.wTbe w<ekeod Bible
study smton wm lie bilil.-41
Irvin< Bowl Pm, l!O I H.
Broadway. The Rev. F .. F.
Gurett wlif ip<ok on'"l)iie
Worship Versus the Falle11
Oct. U, a p.m.
AddlcU"' In the COmmunllY. • . --Tho flllbllc Is Invited. o.ta ..... 11at1ri11 Co.
Sunday church 1 ch o o I tlR """°"'" m...
clwes meet al 9 1.m. The u~ t-1 .303 . '·
adult sllldy group mtell sl 111t1.,_ _ _,-,.,.,.=''T=,,,,.,,__,~I = .~v~~ • UPHOLST!RY • The NaUonal .uu SmotlnJ
tian uvms." worsblp will be • eounc11 auar111ie.a 1o lielP
held it 10,JO Lm • ..ith rutor MtSI llaJIOlsfery you stop •motln& wlllllD tall
Arthur I\. Tingley preaching !"J' days.
~~."Power at Work Within Liberty 8-4781
UH NIWPOIT It.ft. u you tried lo brut the
lndlan sand patnU., byl't~!£!! ro!!!!!fli!!~I habit before· and ~·t Davtd vm ..... r be11Min1 ·~Ii :.. Let us "'°"' '°" ll!>W . ~
4 p.m. and· a talk by Sam •• -......... 11Dd simple II CJJt bf.,.,-. . Graen frnm Watta on "Yooth· MMIM or r1Wl2'1 for ltM
Builders of a New World" al 7 I N Y l ·S T coosultaUon. Do II now thll
p.m. "111 be featured at tilt In HAl'l'INESS could save )'Olli' Ute.
BUa'I Coudl Fire for World -
Peaco Day today' 11 lbe Irvine . 547-6668 YMCA Camp.
Monday, ·Ill ' I p.m., Roni~===~~==~~=======?=~ LuSern YlllU., from lbeli . V1tiln lllandl will dilcun
"a.ba'l,l:ftd·World Peace." ~ . '. ' .. ··
The l!t<Oll<I In a oert.. of oerinnoa on ,...,. Chlnl will
be given by PaStor Tbomu
BenvenuU of Glad 11dmp
A,..mbly of Goel a..rd, IJlh
Putor James o, Blalri Will ond Mbnrovla st re. ts'
pmcb at both··the t ~ 11 Newport Beocli, Siindiy.
a.m. worirup 1en1ct on '"The At the 10:60 a.m. service he
DlmwlODA o! Faith, .. t will preach "Why JOIUI 0.r!Jt
Ntwport H1rblr La t II 1 r a 1 Is the Hlad of tbe Church."
Cllardi, 2501 c,1·J f f Drtt-' 'J'be evening aervice will con-
Newport Beach. · , tlnue this .. r1., with the
COollrmauon lMtruc1lon for topic, "Cbrlat's Answer to
· · Your Roroseoee cblldron In Ult seventh and Sin.''
ellbth irades ·will· begin, Oct. Lolll<no ClmTdl of the 1111,a p.m. 'i"'!" .,,,.,,... ' '
.\ • Leo: Corrett Home Safety Hazard
belnl formed Incl materials Muter, 2900 Padllc View
ordered. Pallor 8-14 White Drive, corona 4el liar will
will teach the !Int year c1ass\ bold lpOClal -of In-
and Pastor Blain the lleCOlld ltallaltoil II '' 1J and II a.m .
year dau.·RaDJ Day wm be ·sanday. Mr1. W1tve
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SUNDAY
SEPTEMBER 21
By !YDNEY OMAM
i..ur.,...u .. 1aven111e !or
!hblel. pJuU.1.
\ Nen apotlllbt 1pl M be oe
t hudgefaO' problem1. Confllct
1 bttw• ;._"' breed" ...
I el1meati of · .tahu ~uo flare
: Into open over 1peatln1
poUcle1.
ARI!ll (March 21·Apr!I Ill'
i You may be tr')'tn1 to expand
1 too qulc)(ly. Tate one step at a
time. And avo!d o!feodln1
ll ~oc1 -Sunday with Chamberlin ... 111 ba lmlalled mite, partner: lCnte!Uln one A project lhould ba d>lllpleted AQ AIUUB (Jan. 20-Peb. awanlt for altondance and u th• .. ..,.,.11on11 parilb
who mea)l& much lo you. before movln1 lnln anotber 11): Yqur ambitions are sub-promalloG to new clwes. worker ~th lbe Rev. H""'ll lillhU&ht lilJlpll<l!I". Avoid.,. area. Be tnWUcent, determln-Jed to revlBlon. You may blve --s. Foster ol Ult bolrd of
1rava;111Ct. ed. owriaoted loophole. Be Pl· American of Ult .Lutherani~~iiii~iiiii SCOIU'IO (Oc:t. :13-Nov. 21)' tttftl °"" tborouglt. M:ent on n. Ft1'11 lhllte<I Metlloillat O.urcb In l.J¥rlc:a brlnllnl i.J~ p\!y~~~~'. =cl~lndl:fua1 u:' tn ~i: =~ 11..,
41
"' in com-= ~;17~111 SI.~~ :J:: ='°or:=.~ 5 EM IN AR· I Y ·TH Ee:_~ lhA
One close to yoa may be ways msy be bml to con-PISCl!Z (ll'ob. lf.Mmb 20): wonllJp -SundayL at AD lnlonnsl ro<epllon for St. AndNw'1 Preabytorlan ~re
deprurid. Don't ~h, force vine., KllolO' th!J-•nt1 ooUlna Be receptive to what you read. 9:30 and II . a.m. The HOV. Mn. Cbamherlln will be held 600 St. Andtow1 Rood, Newport lliKh, Clllloml1
or cajole. Attend to d<talls, your program. Be ready to .... Gsln shown from mttan Edward c. Emy wlll preach at noon. Mn. O.ainberlln will 646-7147
bl1lc chortr. Later, YOU will ly on facta, not fantaty. word. One at 1 diltance on tbt topic .. ,.,ade New for I --a 1 year With the con-A time of 1,frH11•I ,..,._h..,.t ot tho N,i1111l11t M th foll
nllr In pleasant manner. SAGITl'.UUUS (Nov. n.. New Ace. tt Chltcb School b: D~U\ol SfMINAl S~fAKllt Dll. LOUIS H. EVANS. Sil. GEMINI (J'ilq•tl.June 20), d8'CVU to hllr Imm you. beld •l t:JI 11>4' u,oo a.m. 1t11.U"'. She "'11 conWr h<r SEMIHA• t><IM" "IS YOU• "Ll$10H ... l,.
Spiritual ff:Sl1f1tOC'e ta tn-Dec, Jt}: Some may be in Cllch up on calla. cor-with c1alltl tor an IC"° The work bl evangllilm, ChriiUan TIMD1 S11nd1y, S1pt-.ltet 21 '' 1:00. t 1JO •114 lttOO '"'.f
dicated. Heed wcrd• ol wbt arrwnent.1tJvt mood. Be • respondence. yoqth groups mht at I:~ educat!on and youth work. . Or. f•••• pr11c:t!if19 M•., th'"'~ fri41y, s.,...w
lor n • n y &OOd listener, but.don't Set In-1Y "roo•y IS y OUR m 21 thr•uth 16: Dr. !•1111 l1H1 lllllt 5tl141'1': counae · ~ rece.p~vt. our volved. ACCltlt on obtainin1 ,. p. · The Rev. David Wilkinson 11no •.M-lrtiW11t ~r.1. stud,. 111 F1ll1W1hl11 Hin
ideu ate p;id, ~ may be answers frc:m wllflln. Ctlm, B 11\ T 11 DAY you. have Women'• 8ociety or Chrlg. rtprettriUng tht -ScDool ol 10,00 1.m-Mlllimorttlnt tl'bl• St_,,. 111 "'• S.IMil••'°t
I : .. 25th YEAR.
pmnalure. M-• cryllal cool atutudt ls day'• bell dl•tlncllY< -al humor. t1an Servi~ rJ. 11¥ church. wlll Tbeo!Dq at Claromont Is the It. A_., ,....,...._ ~
clear by tonlgbl. . pr-ipuon. v..., !OClll Ille Is Solnl to Im-hold • 1enerll '!' • • 11 n I guest preacher this Bl:nday 1t1~!!!!!!!'"~;;-;;; ... ;;;;!!a!!i.t!i! ... ~!!!""~...,!i!~!!!!i!"'"'~-:;-.!!~•!!""i!!!'!!•!!•!!!lle! CANCEi\ <Junl,11.July 21): CAPIUCOllN (Dec. :!Wan. prove. You ... Id -. -Wednet4al>, 1:15 a.m., bertn· CllrUt Ciblr<ll "1 n. sea.r
Canine atll1Ud~11 !"'l.lltely II)' Friend l\l'Y be put to a -who pll)'I -•inl· ntnc wUb a Qut<I Um<. HOO w. llalboo B"'1. Nowpn
today. ~ nqulnl wt. Be D<Zlblf. Yllu wi belp 1u1 role In Y""I' Ule. Tho buJlne11 · m,.Un1 wlD .Beldl. His tirmoft' tOplc' 11
(C.UU.ed ffa ·Pis• 4) attenUon -@center by btlftc 1ul . demandlng. T• ~ tut .....,, 1uOY 1rrw ,.., "" atart at 10 o'clock wtth Mr1. "So, What'• New'" New houn
.1 around home, litua· Many a.re drawn io you. Be _,..,..W¥1..,.l'l'flll'l'Orri•r,., Verda Hlnklt, presiding. are 9:30 a.m. for early capaclt.y of the,~, a1r lion. "trl•e f-• . , The ..... 11ot1111t, "hcrtt tfliltt .., MM • "d ---"'• cburcb ~-I dta educational -tfcUltlU and ., ... pie.au.a.. mart you ..... e wtnn.'"..,.. ~ '" =: The .men'• group hu: 1lated """amp and """"""'
paUo aM-lnitalltd \he organ. LIQ (July uf. 22): today, tbl mm you uJUmat. ~1:,"'.:C =:•:::..., c.nrft~ .. ,.: ttt nm dinner mttUnc of the with rqular WOl'lhlp at 11
Tho Rt•. Edwin c. GQmk<, non•t 1001 Into bello•·;;;;1y;;rec;;;s1;;ve.~=====::::;;;"~"~v~ .... ;;i;"~"~· "";;:;'~· ===~rr~fs1~1:=;-;;~,;Tll;•~rsdl,Y~;·:';'•;;1 =·.m=. N;;ur;;;;Kr/~;car~.•;;ls~Pl;;"';;";;illd.~I a 1oriner mtolJtir n1 the 1ne you e1n tte two p1aca
church; ..ill preach II Ult 10 al ...... Mew llluclJ your
a.m. won111p at the 'cburcb, scbedul<. methods. FIND YOUR IDENTITY YOU OWE YOURSELF
611 Heliotrope Ave. H 11 Stress pn ty. CorToet AND REAL MEANING A BETIER LIFE I 11ennon wtll be "How Do You home Hfet1 1.
Thank Goel!" VIRGO CAiii~ 21): IN UFI To sher• the riches of
GQI. navld M. ,..,,~. F0ttro · u prac11cs1. . THIS THING CALLED LIFE
f<>nn<r 111 mlnl1ter .of the Tb<rt ;re at ,..-SCIENCE OF MIND
church, will mu• • -1IUrl'OllJ1llln. -r can lff...i c~ y REGISTER NOW tatlon entitled "A Rein=-to wail on. Ion !lflllda Ro9ism Now for nm Hr
brance or Tflln•• Put." .. .......,,.. -· It. Acoroditod Course. For Fist Y• Accredltlll. Cearse
A patio rtctptloo will follow LlllllA ( JI.Oat. ·:II), Mombor-Unlhld CIHll'lh of blltl-th~l and cllltd care non't ~ 1 tor · s.r ..... I.-A•lol SCIDICE OF MINlt :,~a1t11eio_. ... ~~ for~~ --ei-s B..Jrn Wodnesdey Even!n9, H•ntilltM BeD United Cllarcb
, .... •,-~ f . October I, 7:30 ~.M, IL• SCl£llC[
• -All w.rc-Women's. Club Hou1e ftem~ n..J. -Not Umitod to Any Age, Creed, or 420 TOft!h Stnot Qt'ftt t"""' a..dlvroun4 Wodn11day •-r..,, 11 7::io
fltl ,_ 1r1..,,,...1on,. wr1i. ., Call; Clauu dart October 2nd
Tk Sot#~' Mosl I# illli CHURCH OF REUGIOUS JCllNCE Find '(OUR identity end REAL
M,,.o,;,,b .j__ -• N•-rt •--·II MEANING in tlFE -· -""" · ·r ·-· "" ,.,_. ....,. p.,.1v,,..., Information ... 11, lhd.....,., TREES f th:JORLD ~Ill"' M<lr"a: Telephonl: S»-2120., M1-212fl (....,1..,1)
bf "'° 0 C . 301 N. Stat Lana (714) CID-1588 ALL WEL<;OMI -Net Limit.ct hi .... °' -"•n-'"' ••ado .. ,.A "'"' . ANY AOI, CRllD OF IACKORDUND .... _~:_ ----'-'L-"....:.,..._·_-__ n_'""' ________ ..:.·;.JIL----·--·---· -----------· --~--
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·The Dictionary
By !!RAEL SHENKER
Jll9w Yft TilllM .
• A dictfmaJy abonld be an em·
barrwment of riches, DOI a richnegg of
emha!T......,,is, bell nowadays ii b a lil-
Ue of both.
Jn 1961, Webder'a nird Ne"
Unabridged Diqionary wu iraised and f damned aa ~ By the lime Jlm.
dom lloUle publllhed its diclimary, In
U60, 11 wa.; haJ'der to lell permiu!venesa
from strict comtrucUon. In the. American ~ Heritqe Dictionary (published jointly
with Hbugbton M"lfllln on Sept. ll), the
diJtlnct!OO ls dearly approached even
more· warily.
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''deacalate.•• "I would despreC:ate i~ .. bt
..id -
Issac Asimov, a blochem.ilt who writes
history and acience-fJction, refused to ltd
"fi.nallze" in any of his pa.SU or futuru.
John .Bainbridge, the author. wa1 ll'Ki'e
tolerant : "To be used only facetiously,
eicept by bureaucrats and general!!."
Banun fWled at "naunt" as a
substitute for "Oout" (defy with :con-
tempt ): "This is an appalling qu:estlon,
for if latitude 11 given in this cas~ all
malapropisms are juitilied.·Just cut the
dictionary in half and double lbe synonyms."
, Since democ:raey ls parl of the
~ Alllitlcan l>allage, the dicllonarr>
. • -~ up • "usage panel" of 104
I ~ edHon. ""'"""'· and public ~ .. -... opec:lllc ...... 11111· pn.n: ·Olag... .. • • •
11iert was ·no one like Bamm ,.hal..Jt
ca:rr.e to antilaUtudlnarianis;mo 0 n
•'lftlllfere" as a \rerb ("the Conductor
.,ill prem1at two works") asked:" °"AQd
-.. them at the same UiMl"-"(11
percent lurned their backs oo U..l J
The ·lack of aufticilnt e•MtJWnta at the
bord<r, parlloulorly at mdroOOlllln
PQlnl!, -POIJ!IC(a the pr<blau o(. chok· -~ED by "enlhu,.," "'°" Ing ·on,-~ at,~lly 11onl!d ored: "By Cod let'• holi! the , 'l>Olnl.!. In iilC!i.""* an=:: al
CN OOCA110N the oanellsta on wham
the -l•ll """" surprialngly permialve. '!bus Dwight Macdonald, the
autbc:f..crttic, wrote: "I favor dropping
"whom' aJt,ogetber as a need I e 11 s _ .. __. .. .. ,--·-· But Katherine Anne Porter, the
"°"list. would nol bear (If allowlnJ i•r ..... for "whom." She said tt was "•c·
ceptab)e In speech, il you don't mind-wbo
bean you.'.' ·
The Qut .tnfmitive was welcomed
cautlal1. Ba"!'lng it, said Morris Bloh-op, auU>or and' a past president of the
Modern Lan&UJae AsllOclaUon, is a
....... symhol of genlllity, lilt• the pro-
hlbilioll of culling lettuce with a lork."
1 'Jbe panel voted. to more or les11 acttpl
split infinitiva, with each use to be '
separately aamioed.
• . least ... ~-1 ... ~-~ -··~-• ef. liot on this one!" John Fisher, of ........ .., t ..., ·~-.1-
Harper'1. uid simply: "There is DO IUdt • !ectivtly ccinvot tiles areQ. 1-~
Wonk" THE TASK FORCE REaJMMENDs: When Maa:lonald faced 0 fortuf•-··" u ~ ~. t
wwt . Eue~ ·. IP te· ·• '"""' ;w-a ~ subati~ lor "fortwiale" be dug In his melnpollllo: bOrier. · polillaJ•llGa!d be
Cleats: 00~ of a language must learn Jf'Uted -.,ua~ Stlta.GovemDeat ..
1\ be!Ore(Uiey can change it;-tlmple 11·' to euhu£e tts• effortl1.'9·'nstrkf.. llD·
Hleraq .is ·PO b.,is for linguistic evolu-aal.borliC4 ...,.JDp. '' ;,
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Da'1d;()gtlvy, an adman-or 1'at.ber:, 1 .The large number of:mililary'pei;aonnel
advettlslni e.xecuUve -was optimiatlc in San Diego produces an ecopbmlc boost
abQUt' ~ng "hopefully,'~ as in, for TijuinL It also cre.a\ef·~prob-
.. Jfopt!~ I'U get a raise this year." lems with respect to tbe ,~ and .
"U.your dictionary could kill this hor· welfare ol these me:n.· AJtbouib a
ror. IOd do nothing else," O&ilvy wrote, nlatlvely small ~ , of lbe
State
.. it would be worth publishing." mililary elemeflt la ~yed, .in · the Ml!s Porter decided that "0.lt" waa a smuggling of narootlca, -the ~toetal and Over the yeara, I ch o o I· Iii Ind e d
slip ol fool&: "Any lorm, any spellina. ls a «>llUIW'clsl a~ proclu<ell by the legilfoton of both pertle& · have d..,.
dei..\llbl• vulgarl\y, entirely oflemivt to drug trade Jn .Tijuana l!'allY affect. much to bufid our state's l"'al S)'ll<m
the ..,., ) have never spoken the wonl ill their aetlYliles. Should .'llJlilna be i>J¥:ed 1.f public educalicn. Democralle and Ro-my Ill•.-and I loathe the aouod of H. • olf limits to all ~ ~ tjlt d· bllcan administntlooa abq ote!JI
Education .
reveala m even more ~uitable iha!-iJ!I, wtth the local burdeii hillier yet, and
the stile's lower!
'But ••·••-••"-as a DOWl·WU O.IC'd led on the loCal .......... ·~ be gh commendatlc>rfor perfodlCally' IJn. · THE V!1lB "escala.te " u 11 e d we .,. ~· • -r--~ vt ·
•• tr·-~•v·"l tn the ·-·· J ~.:...1._ up an by 57 percent of the panel 5Ubotallllaf . .suCJi ilct/"ll·~ be-con· pro ng our system of public educatloo. ~~·• .., --~ ·-w ·• aldet<d u ID ~t 1or'littier:clnig Yet, some serlo\19' pi'obl<ms o! undet·
' Did y;;, 'kno1f thal we Ue Alaii.m.-lor
14th In the, rank order of the ilateo In
pupil-teacher ratlo? 'I1ill rni.aD1 that a
,stat.es have a better pupi\.teacW ratio Iba!> Calllornla, .>iil\Ouih most :t1 them
ate i... alQuent lhan w• .,,, :
Dk;I ,Ou blow that JS yeatll tgo atate
and klcal tu sourca conbibute;ltalmost
e'vally ".tD the general fund ~llel of
public ~ dl.stricts! (Stale;_.,., .. per·
ctnt; local: ·49.1 percent; led!l'al: 1.1
THE TIME L5 now to reverse this W1->
fair and unacetptable trend. Taxpayer•
stw:iuld insist, cabrily but firmly. that the
S~te Legislature bu at tl.11 finger tips the
best key to local ~Y w relief. elfort, invoked forceful rejoinder" bul A CORRECT •Walsaf of the first aiotrol_alqni,lbe !Jol,Hr; · _. • , funding exlsl, a ,do lneqlllfi" belw""
i ~lll:rie"I of the panel voted for iL pe:TI0011 role was cruclal to the whole ex-oNn:" T~~· ··FO~,.,.,'~--the relatin burilent .~ed by the state Rldlanl R. Rovm « the New York mlse. said A!lsttov: "My ow n '"~ :,,.--and the local '--•-~aztne safd, "-"one hu been ..Uled .....,_ -.>~• M•bl 111' AibMly 'llO-"""" IM~ ......,..~ ·~ neo"'&"""'& are .,.....""'uY acce..-e. meat J ....... ,_. ....,,.:;...,.. •• i....-: " The Ume is-t,o flee up to these aDd
Tba.t key, simply, is for the state to
ea.!it the tu pre5SW'e on local Pf'Operty
by carrying a bigger ahue of (he co,,t of
public schools. What ~bol!i !!Je near 50-50
p~oUstrlp the: state shared with local
taxpayers about 15 yean qo? We did U
once. We can do it again.
y orce <i. ~·and may u well be •c· thoae or olhers to which I object." "'.&.IQ· • ~..--u-t ;;t· ·
cepted u a useful-term." Wallace Stegner. author. noted: ''My ty'(lf' lmposlaC a, -~J"*'dl• oa 0 state aome-~tfin'8 comparisons. . percent). ' 1 I
Did .yoo: !mow thsl by . la.st ar . the
"Yea, danmilt!" agreed Russell Lyne11 objecUons, aa well aa my approvall, mUltary ~~Ill~~ , . Did you know that on a per capita basis
" of Harper'• mapRoe, while Bruce Cat.. . atrUre me as nearly tot.ally trraUonaJ." DEJ ECl'JON ME11fOQ11 um. J)~~ LouisJ~a 11peJ>ds 20 ,percent., more on fll
too, the bbtodan. uld: .. No. but I sup-••you are 11till goir)g strong,". Sbertdan. M1.111 techntcal 1 ~ PftSelltly educabon than.<19es California? The laat
atate 111are· ·had dropped to 3U t,
forcinr-tbe'· local contr!but!oo to
lo the~t fogure of 5$.
r pose nbthlnc can be done about il" Baker, profe,,sor or E~ at the available and tn··tht tiPu't-.i atat.e year (00) for ;whkh C9ffiparab~ fi&m'ts
Prof. JacqUet Baro.m cf Columbia Un.ivmhy of Mlchiae.n. told the pollsters woold.IJ.d 1n the d~ or :diti;. 111 the are available reveals • per capita. state Education Newi Service . And die!,, ... -thst the
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• •11136, bul only '1lJ In Calllornia. TF!. ll A ' ' · .----~ .... ·------Otar /If-'"San Franclaeo ~1.: .:ca,:.,~,.,Cf.'j~~ . "'i njo-,µ3 Like 1984?
observell that In the Sfhle ytar (IM'l). . . . I . ' "
Ohly Young Soldiers Die
.BJ BEllB CAEN hellds. The hlpplu grtvely washed
SAN JRANCISQl-Nof the fwt oJ their I eel
the !ale Jlln PIP'• attrlbulea w'5 his mANKS TO 1111 generoolly of the
my trip happened lo .ba-that day" -'
and II WU dec!cted •at ' Ille 1upper .
echeJm that -1 well -AodreJ~ Saki
~ Im 't tbl Saks Jype. humor. la 1 ... ~ ·alJer a -p late R. A. Herold, Ula h-ic Cromf'
oJ Illiberal Bllhopa wanted to lly him Art Gallecy ill Sacramento iJ gelllng -ENTEKrAll!Ell N1nfjle Fabr1y'1 ,
for heresy, Bl•~_ Pike pve. Sand.11 a handsome new add.JUon -and SheJ.. binb:lay rlftaent to Mildrtd ·Goetze
Knnon<ll a"\smallllh cbilrch Jiert.-u d:!X'I Branden~ri can hardly wait waa -Nanette FalM'ay, who worked i
!le wu SJl!!lklng. the llgbta went out. for the opening, at which he will rut and a M of ..... 'WU JQr1odly h~.gla .. of champagne and CIY out: thal dlcy IS .. Jesglrl In M!ldred'a
p!a...O !ft a drde around Iba -pulpll "Hartl The Anit1 Herold·s WinlJI" Montey Bu-in LaUrtl Heights. .
Gulng out over the 11ame1, 11111ioo · Ail ~· to NaneU.'1 favorite ..,.. Pfb llllii"!l: '1 Uloqht I'd a 1elit ll~TER JACK. FINNEY, tr· jtct, the llt~l'OUN!alloil (ber ·~·• ~1• .Jim Pf~ ~n ~ PJalJifna why ,.,. the moo! •le8aill heiring wa1 .._ an.--atloo r«a·--· •• •••• -IAl'V•ga• hoteJ.,11ave their lolJltl&" and a few ~·J>i;'r;a$e •jihoned mlaed.,.. "1 hll detrlt.ttq. Q;,a dUtWW with nk:ktl ~ot machine11 : Mildred to compllbt: .:.MI can't sleep! "'!'~111! --· be -en!-"Tbey'rt actually the g<nmton lhat 'I'd for&cllan bow 1IOisy lbeeil can ~-Tbef--~Ille place. Haveni you .noticed be"·). who,._ • .........., ll'loc'llil bdw d*I: It gel.! around I un.!" 'DUI . ONLY -n of the
bJI ~ ... .....,. Y•fho, Jlllt Iller, ""at ' ' '· .. 11Mtz .... 1nd. A11 lfl0hr1tn--GR4JITITO on. BART ban-lcA:tte. •·n r" cut who Jt'tlrl"a wtg" Eron
di •J!ll<I!...,.. Nici: "/,a -bJ J,.n Collins: "Old soldlerl Talior,. the ~young feller who Idell 1M ~ i. 1101 -.r dle.·YOWll..,.. do." Pio.Yi Claudo. Tbal'1 becaua In the cdiill a idea ft aU?' .. ·r ;r • • lilt: tcene he wu lo W!Ar a GI
.II '"c·=11111aNieIdeain119 AJ'IMCl'IVE yomg Andm (Andi) anllorm, with ha~ lo milch. 11'• a 'Jli., Sail; &r't&t granddmghter of Andrew dtlmallc moment when he walks oo-
Sab, founder of Saks fifth Avtll~ 1tagc with 1bort hair. He looks
TOM iOIMIY, !IYllll nrat cta11 bu be<n worklOI In the local s.n po<IUvely dead, which, of course be
ln>m Oolnll • ~ lound lllol-e u an executive tralnet -bell aoon II . ~_ ... _ho a...,,.. • tbe JUll lell ''bf lllllllal cooserrt." You · OllWi tAYLOn·faflaot·p111 upoo
In .......... ,~-, ,.., Ille toolt ·to.W.1<'1111 her bafr. i<e~"th< mfr,' _9{, ,on Inferior
1be •••dlol beaa oul.bol ltrall)I~ putUna"' oo mabup, wear· callfO/nla wine: ''!1ieio be la/ tb1
,.,.--• lO -"1ld Ina hlppla or dolfc prb-"whalr«r YfniMr of ocr dftdiolcl l"
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per capita personal Income In California l'M _Under~ ~hrlf , and swlmJ--the Y•llilR· He;)g up-
wu '3,MS.. whle In Loulalana It was , , (trusllttd bJ Adu) . tui'ed three days later and la dlacovered
$1,455. Thus, wbile CafUonla'a'per capita ~''illlf 11114 be_ like? hllJi to be -King PJlig Pneu (Glistening
Income was IJ,lOt higher · t ban acbool ithdenb pndict: • , · Dew on tht Lolul Blossom). He bu been
Loolilua'a, pet capita &Ille upend!tur. · Wort'"'' and employ" hive f dl;Js pl~ the role of Mao alnca-111119.
on all education tn Call.lomla wu 1'2f • weit °"• but. ~'t know . tq ,do QUdlesi married ""11mJel.,. awarded
I<>...,. &ban In !mislana. wllh ""\fr:~ lline., .P!'OO· II _Ibey have c~idnn a lier 3.1••n
Amaiin1! This ls just the beginning of TI!e_wtve.-.,. the fintto' Of marrJ~s•. they. get .JIO mark> (1111
the sl<Jcy. In 1"7, 24 atat" had a hilw Their hos~ bqln io aei every moilth; alier ~ yu,.. ol mmla&•.
per capila ~ on. all ~ucatlon ~.._ Tbey dool keep their wl 100 markj ('25) a monlll; alter 10 lean
than dJd Caillarilii--of Uleae :21 • p&l!1 and they docl'~belp In )he " of nwrfaa•, ZllO lllllks (l&ZJ a.moq111.
st.ates had per capitl tncomea con-·~they do b: sit m l'.ront ot tM r As for the year :20091 acoordin;, to 1
siderably below caurornJa'a. r • sleep lo recover from the· ~ conducted by lhe magulne 2000
Old you know.Jbat lo 4,1 ~Jaw· t.oQl three-day work week.· arnona lyoee &tudentt in Perla : ,
• · • ' 1 • Min will be .replac;od by .-1nes. governmental elpadturee (~te-•od ALCOJIOI,. com~on ts · . Old StWifJg win be' almost impouiblt;
lor;aJl for all ed\l<&tfon biot a ll!lher· .mapDile& ilk up.,._ ii b1iJ>. watchmen wUI be replaced ti)' ''eledrOnle priority than dae1 do 'tni ~ornli.T br· te111 art ttle onJJ diltrm::tioa on eyea." ..
1967. in 41 llt&tes educatknl recetved a divortc, "hich can be oblalned wUh tfM
larger •hart of all local and &Ille areai..t of ..... ~_.,.. c1 ... Jtr...a
g_ov•mmentt,! •llPOndlllp'es than It did. In 20,mark (i') f ... ' -
COlllomla. I• QiJJlorr+'. • d u c a ti o • Doe. l<rlncru .. !'Jlomllloo :!JC,~
received 11.1--111 .. u dJro\'I atato the 1<1(al •irtm; Jorce can
and local _...... Ujl<lldlllns. be ecnploJ<d. In ..-to protect thrCOft-
whil• lhe top 51ate devoled 51.~ petC<nl sumer mamt, thei lnCoine itin8i/iO tho
of IOV'"1m«1lal .-..oun:t1.to od,ucatfon. wne u In Jill, ·allhooat> pooplo• oft
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W a1ker-Lee Executive
Ernest I!. LeBlanc bu been ....,,_.
elected a vice-prtSident of
Walker and Lee, Inc., ac-
cdlnC lo Frank R. Hart.
pnlldtal .,.Hhalnnan of the
boltd of tllO Orange County
-ftll ..tate firm.
Lellllllc has been district
maucer for the southern
Orqe COUnty territory since
November, 1966, and will con-
tinue to supervist that distric t
in hb new capacity.
1be new vice president
reaides in Tustin with his wife
and three JOOlll children. He
joined Walker a. Lee in 11151
and became manaaer 0( the
Tustin office In Ult. .
"The COOlJlllll' feels !hat W & L VIEP
Ernie LeBlanc'.l d7namlc ~-E_m_eot __ L_•l_l...;l!IC'---leadenlip in lill dlllrlcl ha1 -
been an o!Jll!andlng put of
the ~·· ll'OWlh and acll~vement U1il year," Hart
said.
C. Gtaham
Promoted · . .
Qy Deane
C1Jltnoe R. Giiham Jr.,
senior vice pi;e>ldont of Ileane
Broll>m, Inc,, U. -pro. moted lo ...CullW vice presf.
dent of the h<mebullding firm,
~ James F. Deane,
Who hu -It WU all' ~..,. ~· c. Deano,
Jbn Deane, who became
a-1ated wl1h his bn>ll>er. e.., iii the homeballding h•-In 1111, Aid he
ritited to pursue private
bulines:s interests. He is re-
maining u a dire<tor of the
ccmpany and wW serve It as a consultant.. .
Graham JOmed the com-in ua.at wbkb. ttme ht! was
given mpomlblllty for the dev=: of land and ma 0( bomel pro-
duced ..,. the Ileane firm.
Deane c Broll>ors, Inc. CUI'
mill)' tngqed In major hool-in& clenlopmenls througiloot
Los Angeles, Orange, and Ven-
tura counties recently an-
oounced major plans to ei-
pancl and divenity operations
In the real mate devel-ent
field.
Problem Property?
ANYTHING CAN BE EXCHANGED
SI SIJVll
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:DISHWASHER 0 GOLD ANODIZED KITCHEN WINDOW D
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PATIO SERVING BAR 0 AND MUCH MORE i 0 ·
I OVER 8 ACRES OF RECREATION PARK (with no maintenance fee) . ....0 •. -------from $25,400
Other models Up tO $41,500 FHA VA & Conventional tenns.
De Ranch
When you live at The Ranch you
own the l1nd. Ybu'll be surrounded
by 1cres and acres of beautiful
~ltrus aroves with the Unive~i\y
of Ci!ifomla at Irvine nearl)y'. The
ocean end )he finest shopping cen·
ters in Orange County 1re just min-
utes away; Compare The Ranch
with other home developments
and you'll see why we're Ql19 of
the fastes.t selling developments In
Southern Calllomle. Phone (71<4)
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dential .maruii~cm.tl,Wn& the ~~cal mood of the Caribbea n with the security and
pdncy of Coronado Island, man has aeated a community where liie
mov.s leisurcly from land to water. Boanded by beaches
. ' \Ind yacltt harbors, the'Cays offers a clear, ·smog-free ·
(climate, temperate thjear atoand. Coronado Cay~ is
a group of individual Y•· and isla.ndo1 eacl1 designl'il •
with a separate chara of its own . Choose a prestige waterfroflt
lot i.n G~ Turtle Car, fronting on the water and bulkheaded
' for your individual boat ·dock. Or enjoy 4 beautifUl home in
J~majco Village-witlp a few &teps of waterways and boatslips,
appiOldel ~ l'f"h, landscaped mall.:. SchoolJ, shopping fa-
dlidet_ parb and all civic amenities will be included. A magnificent
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dining and entertainment. Corona.Cays offers a tare )>lue chip investment opportuni_ty
in Southern California's most scarer commodity: waterfront prop-
erty .. Visit our. unique waterside Sales Pavilion
and view the.entire Cays proj~ atop the crow's
nest. ·The call of the sea is being heard : your
home al the water's edge is waiting.
Coronado Cays is J miles south of Hor.I de! Coronado
on the Silver Strand and jwt minutes from downtown
San Diego. The spectaatlar new bridge links San Diego to
:Coronado, ~ npid acttss to Los Angeles and ma·
jor ~Y' ~ to all sections of the United States.
• San Diego'• first
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In Musical Theater
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27
8:30 PM -2:30 AM
ADVANCa SALW CINL.Y
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' DEAR ANN LANDERS~,! am a, ~Id fir!
who II sick and llnd Of btill~en '*·•)Icy. 'f'ba • · · ·11 I am llakll . the CJUDIJ , ''" a(I.. ~In the ~agrdo ~T r1~!i~~n.'I thlnlc Ibis Is a silly quut!On .,..,rib· anaw•~· I need your help just 'Its milch u IO unwed mo~r or
oome kid with a had ca••
of lllCDe. Rush your ans-
wet. I'm -MIERABtE
DEAR MIZZ: ne.....,.
edftrtlled u -.Om-bu!Wen
are a sn•t belp -to ~ muufactllrtt. So far u I
--~ .. eulomet ever ffO-Oi..I lroat tllem. nese u,. an awful lot o:
ctrb are miltUen for boys,
ao& becaue tlley ari ft.at.
cbemr, boll becaue ll>ey tllop
off tlletr lrialr and wear a'1rts
aDd jellll ud pant nits.
Slnet yoo are only Ii yoa've
&ot plenty of t1me to blONOm
and bloom. For now, I su11e1t
that Y• for&tt about your
dlmen1lon1, DoU. Btslde1, It'•
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conta. It's Ute &otal plctln
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DEAi! AfiN LANDERS:
How come a tilp lady llke you
is &Jvlng such old-fasblcrted
advice? When you suggested
that Miss Sleepyhead put the
alarm clock on a pie tin in the
bathtub I cooldn't believe it.
Pie Un, indeed! Haven't you
heard of the automati c
vibrator whlch ls placed under
the p!Uor or mattress? It
shakes you awake without
dlsturbing Ult person beside
you.
,,,.... alJO ... -~ , ... °"'bird al ~
ins. Tbese are Pol'Ullr wllh
colle1• .-wllo toll into
the wee boUrl' and have trou-
ble ge!tioc bp Ole oat room-
ing. '!be ""'""Is pluaed lnlo
a tiiner and ioes o f f
iwtomatically. Please do your
ftadera a fevor 'and teR them
aboul !bes< nllly new devices.
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DEAR CIRCA: Tbanb for
waklag me 1p. I've clleckai
and dl1covend tlle de.vices
1• deacribed are avaUable,
and at modest prtca, too.
~II )'ti Sleepyite.ldl-nla,
doa'l walk &o yoar aea.mt ap-
plluct •kin. 'l'Ut ... U:CU.lt,
"I evenlept," ti clearly e11t oc
dale.
DEAR ANN LANDERS :
When I WU nine years al I.gt
my mother died. Dad married
a nice woman the following
year. I never knew the details
but they were separated. three
years later. I am 19 now and
have not seen my stepmother
since tbe separa1.ion. ('lberc
was no divorce.) We eJCbange
letters at Christmu bu t
nothing more. I always liked
her and could never un-
dmtand wily Ille and Dad
split up.
Last week I had a note from
my stepmother saying abe
plans to be ln town for 1 ftw
dayi and would Uk! to aee me.
Hamburger
Winds Up
Just That
By WILLIAM GLOVER
NEW YORK (AP) -
Leonard Sillman, the inventor
of lll09e ''New Faee.s" revues
that once diverted. Broadway
audiences.,• em morosely witb
his flnt of!·Btoadway exhibit.
''The American Hamburger League."
I have invited hlr to lunch.
The quesUon 111, ahould I kiss
her when we meet, or should I
offer her my hand? Also,
would It be ouL of Une to ask
what happened between her
and Dad? I'm lf'OWn up now
and .I think I haVe a right to /
know. Please advise.
DAHLIA
The lbaw, seen in preview,
-Tuesday nighl al lilt New 'M1<ater. I( Is a heavy·
bre.atbl.ng s e qu e o c e' of
unrelated sketches that at·
tempt to oUer comment upon
such current concerns as
employment of-the elderly, the
reneratloo 1ap1 r e I I g t o u 1
ortboclozy, marllal alienation.
Cllches: by the dozen. with
crude vu!garl!ms instead of
clevemeas, bereft ol 111y' point
of view.
DEAR DAlllll: Don't pla"
In advance oa. ltow yoa wtU
grttt yoar 1t.epm0Uler. Whtn
the tlme come1, Id your em~
UoDJ (II.Ide yOll.
It woulcl be. 1Dapproprt1le
for you i. quettloa lle.r aboul
the bre.akup. If 1ht: wuU to
&Ive you 1DJ taforma&loa. lbe
wW do IO volutarOy.
Feli~iano"s
IS OPEN
WITH NEW HOURS
hf9n. ·Fri. -3 p.m. • 2 a.m.
Sat.-5 p.m. • 2 a.m.-Sun. 11 ·2 a.m.
Entertainment witla 2 Bands
% Dance Floors-llftUlc B11
"Lee Ferrell And Friends"
Plas ''Th• Third Mo•ement"
Cocktail Hovr -Mon.', l'ri. -3.7
i,.Nrtainment -Hors d'Mvvru
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Box Offico Opon 6:45--Show St•rt• •I 7:00 P.M.
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'Cw;sUly & Sundance Kid'
'Graduate' of Westerns
The Show Will Go On
These teen-afe members of the Pacific Repei(ozy
Company wil st.age a production of "The Odd Cou·
ple" Sept, 2.a-27 at Huntington Beach High School as
a benefit for the family of Stt?ve Cooper, a cast
member killed in a freak accident last month . Bill
Pigman (left) plays Felix and Thomas Appel takes
Cooper's role of Oscar, while Candy Appel appears
as one.. of the Pigeon sisters. The city of Huntington
Beach is helping to sponsor the show which will be
staged at 8:30 p.m. all lhree nights.
Stones Set
U.S. Tour
Next Month
NEW YORK lAP l -'I'he
Rolling SU>nes y,·1ll lo\Jow up
their biggest hit recortl in
several years \vith a n
American tour, starting next
month in Los Ange.Jes.
'!be Stones' bu.siness agent,
ABKCO Inc., announced the
tour u the British group's
record "Honky Tonk Women"
remained No. 1 on record
charts for the fourth week in a
row.
After an Oct 26 performance
In Los Angeles. the Stones wUI
play several major ciUes, in·
eluding New York.. but no
deflnite iUneFary has been set.
Not Streisand!'
GouUl Finally Hits It Big in Films
By HENRIE'M' A LEITH confident, but l jusl call It m o d e r n I a m . G o u I d ' s
growlna. performances in a well-clothed ~'E \V YORK IAP) -Elliot! "It's the nature of the bedroom scene and a fantasy Gould . the classic case of a • ...1ue1· ·~·-d · 1· bu.!iiness. There are so many /KU '°" a......... an alt 1ner "fi ne actor" who had neve r h'gh r h'la ·1 fine actors walking the are 1 spots o 1 r1 y.
quite made it, has emerged streets. Things are beglnnin& Nes:t Gould did "M.A.S.H." from the shadow of his wire, Barbra Streisand, to find he's to change but the economics for 20th Century-Fox pllyin& a
suddenly 8 star. are so prohibitive. ca plain in a mobile Army
"I used to be very nervous surgical ho6"pilal during the
The big, curly haired actor when 1 wu trying to gel a Korean War -the an·
has a major role in "Bob & part. 1 Wied to ·recommend timllitary 1Uf1eon5 wearing
Carol & Ted & Alice,,, a myaelf -I'd call up and uy I beads and civiea and generally
sellout that opens the Seventh and ----' d•"'"'-tb mill•·-mind New York Film Fesll,al al was an agent '""vulu JQIU ... ,.u.a e -J • myself." He Wu about to start work Lincoln Center thls week. he 1 for FoI on "Mo,.," which be Now, at 31, 'a no onget Gould, separated from Miss ne.rvoUI _ just eothusiutic describes as "a .!lOl"t or
Streisand since February, has and selI-crlt.lcal. allegorical, symbolic comedy
already made two o I her about a man named Hiram movies, and starled rehears-"I was •doing 'Luv' with J u ho 1• d nd Shelly Win~rs," he cu~vs, a ee, w wa as ogs a ing for another this week --v writes pronography '·r a 11· .. "when Billy riedltin (director ru ·-four within a year -after of ''The Night They Raided ing but wants to be a long years of trying to break playwright" Bui Columbia Minsky's") was dragged out to · into films while Barbra was see me. It was the hardest came to him with the lead in soaring effortlessly to the. lop. "~tting Straight."
The announcement followed
a rumor that lhe Slones
wanted to visit the Uniled
States. Many fans had ex·
pect.ed a summer tour. with
free concerts in public parks.
Obaervers of the muaic scene
had predicted the Stones couJd
draw 250,000 youths to Central
Park's Sheep Meadaw here, if
autboriUes would authorize the
conc<rt.
But Gould ls the la11l person part 1 ever played -giving "Columbia said il' 1 didn't
to make any conn e c Ii on life to Billy Minsky was hard. take tbe pe.rt, they'd drop it. ti;::==========
between the separation from "I made myself set it, and I was the only actor they'd go
his wife and the surge in his hated Jt. But I dklc't care with. I wu never ao nattered
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"I averaged a play a year." because 1 was going nto 'Bob "It's about contemporary
he says of lhe period prior to & Carol' and I knew it would college turmoil and a youna
the separation, ' ' but Un· be cood. So • fl•lterin& New man, an ex-dropout, who t'OID-,... • .,... ..... c..-..
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But the fall tour will be !or
smaller audiences because
most of the concerts will be
indoors, a spokesman for the
Stones sakl. She said the New
York concert probably would
be tn Madison Square Garden.
because il might be too cold
outdoors.
ed In a week." dtbul in ''Minsky's" was jtllt doesn't want to ·gel involved .in .,.. .,..;l:!.., .... ti!
He vehemently denied that a bonus. the student -~·--t " -~ -· . he ever thought of giving up ln Columbia's "Bob II: Carol Goold squee:;;•":'(;~ t ti n-g Orlt • , a "";i,ij'_ ''~ • ''''
his actiJli career to become & Ted & Alice," Gould and Straight" between "M.A.S.H."l!~'"'•"•'-;c:"='·~· -~~· ~"~' ii~~ Barbra's manager and spend Dyan Cannon i re the foils to and "Move." It was filmed at
his life being "Mr. Streisand." Robert Culp and Natalie Wood a small coUe1e in Oregon with
And he declines to talk jn 8 fast.moving comedy {!bout a rew seines shot at Columbia
about life with a supl!rstar, marital infidelity-and fidtli· University.
The Garden seats about
21 ,000 persons. and has had
two sellout rock concerts -
the Jin1i Hend rix Experience
and Blind ralth -earlier this
year.
''Honky Tonk Women," with
a rocking beat dom!nated by
Keith Richard's guitar, has
been certified as a gold
record, with one million copies
iOld.
It is al!O the first single of
the "new'' Stones. Brian Jones
quit the group ln June and was
replaced by MJck Taylor, who
playa guitar on thU record.
ty -against a "now" ·-.:;r=:=====~~I \Vhich began when he was a
lead and she just a featured pseudospirltuallsm, nudism,
player in ''I Can Get it For se.m.inudism and self-con.9Cloua : T""" .. I:•
You \V ho I es a I e . ' ' Last l a•:• PM.
February she announced they l:l:::O'-""\":
were separating "lo save our
marriage. not to destroy it."
He would, however. l.alk on
and on about his new work. He
draped his 6-foot-3 frame over
a chair in hill suite at the
Sherry -Netherland, com-
fortable and relaxed in cor·
duroys and a tassled, callco-
printed Chlppewa Indian abtrt.
"This is the best working
Lime or my life," he said in an
interview. "I've never been as
NOW
ENDS TUESDAY
FEATURE AT
7:00 l 9:30 P.M.
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Data Post
The first ' woman superv isor
of a major data processing
department has been named
by the Orange Coast Junior
College Dislrict.
Mrs. Marian Booth, former-
ly a systems analyst for the
Orange Coast district, bas
assumed her new post as
IUp<rViJor of systems and iro-
grammlng for the dillrict.
She is roported lo be the
first woman superv'isor of
such a large-scale ope~Uon in
the area. As supervisor, Mrs.
Booth will be responsible for
.the programming staff and
design of educationaJ data pro-
cessing systems in a district
regarded as one ol lhe nation's
foremost in the field of com-
puter educaUon.
The -..., an IBM ,. 3111/S)'ltems • ccinputer, and ha ... ..._.~ls al boll> a.J"&ut .ibd Golden
W..t C.U.,.. Students are
able to use the computer i.o
almost all the subjects the col-
leges offer, both as a tutor and
~a problem solver.
Slow Pitch
League Forn1s
Er4ries for the 1969 Winter
Softball Sl~lcb 1.e.,.._. are
now being" ac<epled by the
Westmin•er Recreation and
Parks Department
The eutry lee, !IS per learn,
may be paid . al the Depart.
meal O!IU:o, DIO Westmln!ter
Ave. .
More informeUon a b o u t
league ~lay is available from
Recreation Supervisor Ed Ric-
ci at 193-4511, En 261.
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run bul hit the top of lhe fence and
bounced back lo !he playing Held. Hunt
scored, but Mays had to bold at oecond
Oii lhe llo.ti>ot ""'81•-'
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elghlh when he homered off re~ver Al
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Gnce Again?
:By HOWARD L. HANDY
Of ... ~b'..Plltt SRft
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David:~ Goliath last year but the
gUmt falleeUo EOWB for the counl • When the i\ef . "blltlo •"'!'al"
giM11!lder way een Gold.., -and .
OrJi>ge Coast College football teams
1o!iJgbt'at l'ln LeBal'd stadium, the ·giant
CP'lrites) witn:eeita wary -eye peeled for
ai;other Rustler )!Pliaing.
'"Golden West is a three-point favorite.
'"'This game means more than any.:on
our schedule. Our eventual goal. .of
course is to·.wif\ Lbe con!erence and go to
ll\e ..;le pi,iyo!ls but ulO :constant strug-
gk in recruiting for area high school
players makes ·OOJI game with Orange
Coast the most important,l? 4" .Rultler
co&ch Ray Shackleford says.
•"n>ere··ip:e 10 high±~ iiJJ"ihe are.a
we ~~dr-w from an!i almq8\. ~very: one~
ot'tbese',schools will have.boys playmg 0!1 bdui teiim:J,ti'he explains. '"lberefore, 1t
Jsil't onJy tiJe' coaching staff~~ boys
tqfnselves' gettin_g up for tbis particular
gp.." ·-'\ ·~ ·. ~'ill Iha ...-....,.111,e,oPJD• · ~Uon of the.recruiting formula o£ the
tt~CoJi·\..m field an.._Oupve uOll aVirqlnf 223 pocmds per·man ., the
U0t and 208 pounds overaU. Golden. West
will depe!Od m«• on agility and ~· wMb·an offe.nsive line averaging 191,antf a
teinte-·of 191.
TWIS 'ts a dHference of 25 pounds pe11,
man on tl1' ·Une and 17 pounds overall.
Defenstv.ir, the five men up fronl f~
the Pirates will average 22Z compared to
lM ·for tM Rustlers, a dill~ cl. 28
piunds. The t,eam average is 196 for OCC
and· 1s1 for ·swc.
The Golden.West backfield will ·find a
milttlft · o£ youth and , exper~ce.
QuartWback starter is Jim Valbu-a
le\tennan from two years ago. Roger
Plrkman, ,a second team AU-Conference
selection;Jast season at end, will open at
Oanter 118"1(..-·
Newcorben will find Charlie Buckland
and Miki! ,Wlltick sharing lhe tailbock
position wlth ·Re:z: Snyder movThg into the aWtliii roie at fullback. . .
Stew.Griffith will back Valbuena i'it the
slgnal Calling berth with Bob Comuke,
Bob JGDeS;• Mike Centofante, Mike Pegan
and Ol»~k slated to see adlan in
!Jjt.~ bactfield.
'1'tie · Raltlet <fonrard wall ls fortified
with 1ettennen and · .e·• p e r i • n c e d
ftesbmen. · .r
·The. ~ve ·starling linemen on defense,
Mike Sunone) Dave Graven, Mike Jones,
Mike • RlCe and Bob sttowlk ar1 · all
veterlnll" of last ye&r's triumph over
od'.:. ~ was named fJ?'S'l team Jll-c6ftfer~ it middle guard.
· In'adlflilon, other lettermen'«Ml'<lelense
ifte)ude 'l{nebacker BAl.'Thbmhill ·aDd
safety l'loel· Paul80ll.
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I ' LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) -Soolllem
CalliorNa's footb:tll team swtngs·t:nto ac-
tion tdday""agiinst 'Nebras~a ·aoo fot the
first time 1in two years the Trojan1 will
be minus their devastating ''S&S" a.ttacit.
S & S, Of course, would be running ~k
cYJ. Simpii<ll and quarterback Slev~llog
ge, and haw mpch the two, plus. scweral
other stars ol 1967-68, Will be ml!!ed ·may
soon be evident
A crowd of 1111,000• is expected for the
openln&• pme for . each. team. Kil;kol!
IUpe Is 11 :30 a.m. PDT. ,
The w qUarterb<et 1po1 !'.aliau
~ ellher Jerry Taqe ... van
BlowolJU for Nebraska, and a bJg ®&
uon 1IWii t.r use. s~ Jlmlny J-"" ocbtdllleCt to start bllt he came up with m111Cle
spasms In the back Wednesday.
He will make the trip, a ICbool
sj>okesman said, but it may nOt be known
until game time wbether he •lartl or
plays at all
Injuries ba.ve atrock two o t'h e r
quartetbact candidates' aDd l""IJ Briner,
5-10, 184, a IQl>hornort, may have to
.....,,,. lhe roseoombillly.
r. • • • BAnLE ·FOR THE BELL·-· Soogleaden; Nancy Larson (le!t} of
Orange Coast and Coonie Bergstrom of Gdden Weili playfully qy IO
•DAILY·.P-UT traff ,_..
gain p<iosession of Ibis new trophy which will go'to the winner of \<>-
night's game between Ule Pirates and Rusllers. ,
FWley BoiIDces
Bauer; Voss
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Rallies Halos
~ Bauer ,was. fired a.s malU1'£er of
tlie Oakland Athletics Friday night and
replaced by coach. John McNamara.
And, Newport's Bill VOss ~elivered a
two.fun single in the last of the nintb to
pull !he Angels Into a 6-8 tie with Oakland
then .. the winning run came in on a ,loW throw to the plate on a rundown atteinpt
of Sandy Alomar and the Halos.won,·7-6.1
Fhiley offered Bauer a five-year con·
trii:t aa his administrative assistant btJ•
Ba"*"'refused ·~.say:il :he. would .accept
the offer.
McNamara will work under a one-yea·
contract,, lie. SJ"'DI niDe,yeal'S· maaagJng
in ·the A'a·laim 8Yl;tem andJWR;I in hiB ~ .
~od :year N · 1· coach. •
FlnJey said he had been contemplating
the'switch-'for ~time," and had met
severaJ times rtcentlf With Bauer to
discuss it. .,
The cootrovmial owner of the Oakland
club refused bt say wily he WU firing
B""'r,but Fialey ·bu voieed displ-.re ~ about the leaJD's recent drop
from cooteotlon ln1ll>e Am<rlcan League
We¢.f~.andMUlni atleodanee at1he o&ind eoUSedm~-~ · .
.llptil.tfew ]'ftb ago the•A's and Mln-
nel<4 Twiol"wete locked tn •'battle for
the\dtvilfOOal pennant. But Oakland'• re-
cent slump bu virtually eliminated lhe tealn from the race. ·
Sunday at Baltimore ·
Rams, Colts Go at l ·t
In Key NFL Lidlifter
BALTIMORE (AP) -The lo> Angele.s
Rams and BaJUmore Colts, title con-
tender!' in the Coaatal Division for the
third consecutive season, help laun'ch the
National Football ·League's 50th season in
a rare_key opfllling-game today ..
The·loser wUI be far from eliminated,
but tbe wiln:• could galn momentum by
downing its -apected chief <1ppositlon.
.\nd. ~ .. d<O~'m~t again until lb! final
week of~ the eampaign.
The game·before Baltimore'• 3'tlt con-
secutive sellout in Memorial Stadium,
·.viii provide some in~g matclHips:
-Baltimore defensive: end Bubbi. Smith
against'· Los' Angeles ta.~le Bob Brown.
-Wide receiver· Willie Rlcbardion' ol
the Coils against defensive back Cl~
Williams. ' .
1'"-llM'~leSwlde'rec.e.ive"r Jack.Snow against defensive back Lenny Lyles.
-Defensive end Deaoon Jones of the
Rams against lli'*1• Sam Ball.
-4uarterbild< H<inlli 'Gabriel of Los
Angeles vs &atimore~i John 'Unltas.
Bmm. an all.pro obtaioed tn a tr&de
wllh the Philadelphia Eagles, will provide
a severe CJPeDing test: .for Smith, who vows ,he'll move up from Jut ieaaon's
second-team AD-Pro rteot!Ditlon. "
Rlchantson, who led the Colts with
eight touchdown passes last year, will
have to beat Williams -who was beaten
for only one TD in 1968.
It was Williams' steal. -of • pass to
Richai:dlon which enabled the Rams to
win th'! 1967 division title instead of
BalUmore.
Bait will have the rough task· of stop-
.ping Jones, who is rated as the top
· defensive end in the game today.
Gabriel ind Unitas have met ~ead-to
he•d many times, but Unltas' is back In
action artei: mj.ssing virtually the entire
1968 season with a sore elbow. . '
LA VER, EMERSON ;.... -
BEGIN NET PLAY
Lbs ANGELES -Top-seeded &d
Laver o! •Criia del •Mar . and stventb-
seeded Roy Emerson of Newport Beach
~et ~ r1111 taate of. action lh1' weet.,.r
m tHe Paclfic Southwest tennis cham-
pionshJpi •at'Los ~es Tennis Club.
Laver faces national jupl.or champion
Erik Van Dillen af 1 Utls Afternoon while
Emenon ls tlated to take on Alex
Olmedo Sunday in the afternoon's third
match.
Bruins, Pitt
In Coliseum ,
Grid Collision
LOS ANGELES !Af) -UCLA foalball
coach Tommy Prothro la a cautious man.
His Bruins play Pittsburgh In Memorial
Coliseum tonight. Pitt Is a onetime
eastern collegiate juggernaul fallet\ on
hard years.
Tl)e Panthers were destroyed by UCU
a year ago. 63-7, and in the past three
seasona they've lost 27 of 30 games .
And UCLA heads into this game frtsh
from embarrassing Oregon State. 37-0, in
what most people thought would be •
close, low scoring Pacific-I Conference
struggle.
Says the ultra-conservative Prothro :
.. A lot of people were pretty hiib .on us
last year alter we beat Pitt In the open-
ing ,18!1le.': . , . , .. Prothro uk!n't have to remina Bruin m•iekei:'s""'8t Hapiienea' ne.: '\ii<!: uctA won two more ganies·~d 1ost~n.
ln any evenh the new Uclans. put: ,9n
qulfe'.1 show In dumlfns die a;;.-. 1
NeW quai-terbac~Dennls Dummi( rtin-
ning bacb Greg Jones and Mici:ey
Cu l'lt ton , place kicker Zenon
Andrusyshyn, tlie defense's Floyd Reese,
Jim Ford, Mike Ballou1 Bob Geddes -tll
got into the act. ' ~ .
As for Pltt, Prothro may have cause
for reservation,,. Pitt has a new coach.
Carl DePasqua, a new !}'stem and 37
returning lettermen. Included are 18 of 22
regulars !rom Jut year.
. . Boes to Rely
On Experience;
Edge in· Size
By JOEL SCHWARZ
OI Ille O•L" J'li.t Staff
lt's just like the Arabs and tbe lsra:ells.
the ~ians and the Red Chinese or the
North and South Vietnamese.
That's the riv~ between Oranp
Coast and Goldett' West <Ollea~. wblcb
resumes for the·fourth time at a tmWlt
In OCC's LeBard Stadium. .
For the first,,lime since the two schools
started their.district rivalry in 1966. the
game won't count In the conference
standlngs, but it's more than an ofifl.
~ nary football game for both teams • .::
OCC coach Dick Tucker halted eontit't
work one day after several ~ broke
out among the fired-up Pirates.
The Orange Coast boss lndicated he'll
go with a starting lineup that's long m
e1perience and size but a little short on.
speed.
The Pirates will go .with 13 retuminl
veterans in their starting 22. In addiUoP.,
Orange Coast! bU one other letterman.
tackle'steve Purdue, who'1 in \he unusual
posiUoo · of seeing both sides of the
rivalry. He started !or GoJdPn West m • 'hin' ~-,. years ago as a freiJ ~,
Most of the Pirates' experiedce Ls 1D
tf1e Jine,. I ~ "':'
Offensively, ~ entlre•Qrangt Coait
line ii eompoSed of Jetterm~n ezCept 6ir.
UO.pound tight end Karl Pedersen.
Defensively, five ·of the seven Pfrafe
linemen and linebackers ve veterans.
Only In the becldleld doe.>i Tucbr't
squad show any tinges of green. •
On offense, he'll blend dangerous
tailback Ray Ricardo and flanker aruc.
Rogge with Oregon State transfer
quarterback Mike Tamiyasu a n d
freshman Coe Meyer.
It's in the criUcal defense seooodaF1,
where the Pirates are the least e:r•
perie11ce. Only Rick Seibert 1eUered laat
year. He'll be joined by the aggreain
!r.-en lhrwmle of Bob Wicl<enbam,
Bob Curry and Jessi Hernandez. .
More than the ~al amount ci. teani
pride is involved in the Orange Coaste
Golden West rivalry and mor:e than an
expected deal of hard feelings have crop,
ped up between the two schools durfna
the serJes. •.
First came the dispute over a two-point
conversion attempt by Golden West tn tbi
'66 game woo by Orange.Coast, 14-.11.
Then came a haule about miasing tbrHI
in the closing seconds of the '67 contest
Orange Coast.won, 10-7.
Last year'1 game, a 34-20 victory for
Golden West, was free of any obvloua
rancor ()O the field, but the Pirates are
spoiling for revenge, • ·
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Cit)'. He quit that time after. servinl ·as
m1111get in l~land 1*. Bauer moved rrclp Kansas C I)' to BalUmore. as a
COldl and law manager al the Otlo!OI.
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CLEVJll.,Alll) (AP) -.Arthur A£he and
Stan Smith lll!Glhettd flglltlng bids by a
pair ol darkhojw. Rom~ 'fi~and
oent the Unllild Slate> Into 1 Z-0 lead In
'the Davis CUp Cballtnge round.
Thtre Wert: ane lhak)t momentl for
the fav,ored, Yanks .. Smitb, the 2S-)'tar..:otd
n11lionil ehamptoa frcirri Pa11dtna wa1
down two· seta to one. before ht Pulled
hlnuell togelhet behind .-roctet··servlce
for a 1-1, 1-S, ~7, M, M vldory over
veteran ton Tldac, a woolly Belbn bear
-the cunning of 1 lox. Earlier, Albe had to botUe Imm behind
twice In the -HI to wbip Jllo
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Burcbarest, 1-3, 15-JS, 7-5. '
The' matches were marred by two
·_...ie. bet ulitelated lnetdenln and a
Mrit1 of bad line calls and over-niled
d<cillQf>s "" the part ol oflldals, lhal
threw ltie event Into wild contusion.
A demonstrator cart)'ing a Nor'lh Vlet-
nameaa 0., and yelling "Ho Chi-Minh''
\V., grabbed 'by police before be could
get to the center court. llurlni the Albe-Na.WO match, t,..
photoaraphen al court-clde go! In a liqt
over potlUaa and one wound up with a
bloody nooe. 'l'heJ Wetl both mnovod
from tlletr lpol.
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The Smilh-Tlrlac duel w u palched by
pn>lesled line calls -mostlJ oo \II< pai:t
of Tfrlec -and four limes the imported
(#eree. Phillippe Otatrier, · overiuled
Une!men and the umpire in the cha.Ir.
The referee t..the final authority.
At • couple of stages. Ute slt\latlon
became so conrusinJ_!haJ none of the
~.200 1pectators or eight of the players
tnew tbe score. Thi.I brought hoots •nd.
whlltlea mm what ij f!OrtllallJ: a ...,..
oerv•Uve lpotU gallely.
Nnw the United Slates Is In poslUon lo
clinch the aerie• and lllOlher 12-mO!llN -lno" the 18-year-<ld inteniat!onal
tropby by wlnniD1 lhe doUbles today. .~
In lhal malcb. the 11-1 Smith, who pi,,;
vf'd himself a tremendous baWer, •JD
team with his former Unlverslly .·!!fl
Southern Clll!omia Ptrtner, Bobby LutS;
against Nastase and Tlrlac.
All easy vl*'7 ii not expe<lei;
Although Smith and t.ulz fonn Atnerlca't
be.st doubles team, wbmer of every ·U!
tlonal honor ln l!lllSt they fact •
formldable team in the two Romani~
who dlcln'l looe a doubles m•tcll · bl
sweeping through lb• European ao4
inter-ione competiUon. • ..
The final two slnll<t will be p1'Yel
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H.~uper·\,. ·MD . ·D~f·ense
Throttle ·Saint's~·
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• • •• INIMr' •••ttl' J~ !illl!'tirback Bob Haupert put
.., , 4Ullil1I ""'°"" dllpiO)' and acored
oaly' -wn (that <'CWlt<d) of 11i1b1 u Mater Dei ru,ll's Monarths · . ·1auib Santa Ana , M, 'in their
Opener Friday before 10,000 et
' ta ',\Jla Bowl
' uporl tallieofwith 7:10 remalnin& In
-· acamJlUlni n 1anta. 11e alde-1"1! deleoder alter IMther, elud· ...m&lbe lj.amao who bad• sbol at him -"ROil&• Greer -and lipped on for lbt
.Jol!y. ·-Jl cappOd .a A-yald march that con-~ nine plays and which featured ~qlqine nifty running by Mark Dunn. He
pjd:ed up 2.1 of those yards and three
'"O{UCial first downll.
.":..,'The n\Lssed conversion attempt. how-
ever, left the door open for lhe Saints
-~f'bouod.
.r ..&t coach Bob Woods' .1nappy defense
held fut. making one big play to snuff .:t any la.st hope Santa An• might hold .
.; -~ Saints were trying to get untrack~
'.eol when Ted llAllleld broke through the ~lfi and tackled quarterback Bob Mc-
·~~in lot a lour-yard k>ss and at the
i~e time stole the ball.at the 31.
,·Although Miler Dei wu unable to mo-
ll!fir.e a scaring drive, I.be Monarcha did
"1fWll!age to run two precious minutes off
:~clock. Santa Ana made ooe more des-
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$0U'IHPORT, England (AP) -Dave
Hill shrugged .Off a hassle on the seventh
~e ·Friday and sank a JO.footer for an
~e three on the 17tb green to square fJie Ryder Cup golf series between the top
i!fllS and from the United States and Bri-tlln at the md fl th' second day. ~.:The teams. playing over Royal
lqr{dale's 7,t~yard links carrying a par f; 5-33-71. finished the second day all i!i"""' at M .
,..,Each team had "°n S.ix matches wilh
'""' otben halved. Sixteen ~. all on 1 maldl play
buis, will be ployed Saturday. eight in
lhe morning and eight in the afternoon.
The ""' came it the .eventh boJe 1n
l·Ull-Ken Still mat.chi' against the British
pair of Bernard Gallacher and Brian
Hu ... tt.
fllll tt'U 30 feet from the pin with his
lee shot He rolled up his puU and took a
I"''· Huggett complained that the American
~ wt of tum. Hill and sun asked tht
tCtfte who replied "You've lost the
~·" ~ Americam accepted the ruling,
~it wasn't until the Dt%t hole that Still
Ad Hill found thty could have replaced
their ball in match play.
·• JSUI of Jackson. MM:tl .• said "we didn't
lllldtrst.and the rules. U's that simple." • .. su.U, ol Tacoma. Wash., mnarked "I
~ that's about lhc way the ball game
W*'. I 'fl'll shoot up a.:i: a result. So was
Oa:ve.''
·:1ut11, now rtlued after winning: said
J•w,.al we won. So let's forget it.'' . ,.
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, Bllt Jbn Nanry lnltn:epted 1 pasa 10
~'thegune.
Mtttr Del'• defenx ... ., first c I a s ~
wlih" Tam · Grzceka, Mark Gatlin, Hit-
lleld, Ml~ jllackforo, l!ill Appleton and Jiin Slartbum kiepina: the Santa Ana
triluhd r•me .;.ittu1ng. ·
1 lt ""a fi'Ustr~ nlght for both sides
11 ~e Countf'• corps of iebra.s &Jew ~l' every decent la.iii.
In all,· Jnciab· called back two .Mater
Del JCOres and one-San~ Ana ,t0Ucb40wn.
And they 'Volded. a n -ytrd return of 1
pui inlet<qtlon by. Dunn, which would
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s.rita fal4 µ.ree. ; 1 • j •
$anta ""8'• puuU,ndlOI . qu~bac~
McG4ckli11 had a 13-Jatd iall<p. IO
the goel nullifleij "";• dJp. : · ,I
Dunn klst a 32-yp.rd ICOJ'lnl 4uh with
a latt.ral, which offk:ials said wu thrown
Illegally (forward). ·
And, Haupert bad hlt Nanry wltb a
61-yard pass-run bomb. But an official
called Jt back, saying \hat N8J)Q' b I 4
left the playi111 Ill'"' and llJ~ «\llrn<~
IO "'!ch t1>fl. paiS.
Nariry nad b«n out of ~llds -)>ut
he was shov.ed out -wblch should have
made his reception le<imate.·
.. Barons, Top Yaqs '
Valhuena
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fo~ 15-14 Victory
BJ +.vs AN11REW8
Of • -~ """ staff
Gal')' Valluena passed ror tn aU-
ithpo(;tlDC lwo-poiot conversion in tht
tllinH1uar1tr and lllen bis ttammates h~ to scramble to hol4 on to a ll-1' FWntain Valley -.ii victory ow
ROncho.llMnilol Friday et Garden Gi:ove
HIP.-. :..... ' . 'Matt Mubulski took a ~ • punt bad<'
to the Rincho 27-)'ard line Ind two plays
lat.er Valbutna hU Brady Moore w1lh a
p!ffecUy .....ied screen pass. The •Peed1 halfback took the aerial, lpWo
off two tack1es and burst into the end
ione for the score.
Valbuena proc«<led to hit' &y Prey •
ltlo ln the corner of the end zone with
the vital two-poinltrr to makt the score
ts.t.
'Rancho rallied to close the gap to 15-14
late in the foortb stanza and took cpil-
lrol of the ball on Its ~yard Une. How-
ever, the Vaqs ran out ol dowm on the
27 with Dve seconds remaining .
1be Barons uaed a swift ground at-
taclr to gaJn"thelr fust win of the cam-
paign.. Altogether Bruce Pickford's crew
IOlaled 151 yarda l'IOOing. Slgnal-callu
Valbutna was the leading ground-gainer,
"""'"1111 51 yards in 16 cam...
Vi.lbuena didn't pass mucb but when
he dill it was in a key situation. The
senior quarwbac.l hit Reed Hansen on
a big third and four play at the nine to
set up lhe first Baf'Oll score.
From there Valbuena did It himself
bootlegging around left end six yards for
the touchdown.
Prtyleko, Moore and Dan Shaw rid
their s.hn.re in the ground war. PreylekG
the going turned tou&h. Two lnt.ercep-
tlons,by Steve Mitchell an~ vital tackles
by BUI ·Bra<k and Tom Makv>e slaved
ol( many Rancho rallies deep in Fountain v.u., tm11oey.
Mitchell's 1aat lnlerceptlon could very
V(tl:I" have been Uie gaine-aaver as the mer saf~tyman grabbed off an err•nt
Paul Shane pass at the 41 of Fountain
Valley. 1bla clutch play ce.me with three
m1ml\es to Piaf and gave ,his teamm•les
a shot at "earing· the clock down.
Fountain Val!oy tangles the Garden
Grove Argonauts nut Slturday even-
lne at 8 :00~ The last pre-season game for
the Barons 'Will take place at HuQUngton
Beach.
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gained 34 yards in nine chances. fl.ioore G•rf '"lllv"'• 23 in seven carries and Shaw 18 in fi ve ~· ...
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Same Old Costa Mesa;
Orange Scores 6-0 Nod
By JIM CARNETT
01 tM Dlolly Pit.I Stiff
Cos la t.1esa High School unveiled its
new look but with some old faminar
results as the Mustang gridders dropped
a 6-0 football deeiSion to the Orange
Panthers Friday nighl at El Modena
Stadium.
The advet1t of a ne w coach, new oUense
and new ''Green Bay Packer'' style
uniforms just wasn't enough to put lhe
P.1uslangs on lhr: victory side of the
ledger iD the season opener.
Mes.u coach Max 1'1iller saw his big
defe.nsive line bold the Panlhe.rs ln check
for most of the conlesl but he must have
been more than miffed at his squad's
lad< Q( off .....
The MUJtan&s managed 145 :yards
rushiq:, but picked up only 38 yards
lhrough .the air, that coming on one pass.
Two Mesa aerials found their way into
Panther hands and lhc two other at-
tempts fell harmlessly to the turf.
Costt Mesa's offense started il..'t only
real drive or the evening in the noal
mome.nl.s of the third period.
The Mustangs took over oo their own 20
and on first down halfback Dave Davis
i;rampered JI.yards to the Orange 49.
Two plays later qua rterback BUI Adelson
hil Davis with a 38-yard aerial to put the
r..tt'sans on the Panther I I.
Costa Mesa fought to the two with 1
cc.up!e of bursts up U1e middle. but a
holding penalty moved them back to the
Ii where the dri ve slalled and a field goal
try fell short.
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Orange took over on· 11.s 20 and two
plays laler owned the only touchdown of
the game.
Halfback Paul Sandford hit lhe middle
of the Une ror seven-yards ao first down,
and on the next play fullback Dave
Porter broke over lert tackle and raced
through a slartted Mesa defensive secon-
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TILTING A TILLER -TusUn Hi,gh School's TOQY
Andn!ws is sep_aratell uom the, football and fWT!· .
bles in the process as 4e1s bit _by an unidentified
? OAILV Pfl..OT ....._ _,. Pitt O'o-1 'BIKancia Jlneman. Moving in to recover the baU is
Mart Dennis (79 ). Estancia won its opener, 19-0.
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Eagles Blank Tustin, 19-0
• Thomas Sp<i.rlis Attack With 2 Long TDs
By JOHN CASS : Estibcla got a break when the Tillers plays managed to keep Ult visitors from
Of IM °"'"' Pl• ..., tumbled on their own 26-yard Une and the goal line.
• Curt Thomas broke for two · Jone 'lbiXnu made the best of it. On a broken Tustin had started another drive well
touchdown runs to break the backa d. the pass pattem,·Thomas managed to squirm lnto the final quarter when Greg Benton
Tustin Ttllen u the Eagles ot Estancia hil way through three defenders at the stepped in !root of another Carnahan
gained their maiden #asOD opening vie--• -~ the_n went tf1;e rest of the way to _pass, stopping a Tiller threat that had
tory Friday night, tM, before 5,0lG t1.111·, score with 2:01 left on the clock. rc~fu:: :e th~~~ attack was taken
at Da,•kbon Field, Newport_ Thomas-tried • run around his right away by the hard charge of the Eagle
Thomas' cruJhe.r came in ' the third .end for the PAT but fell short, }>ut Est.an-defensive linemen and line backers who
period after. the. Tlllen bad con.trolled the cla bad jumped to a 64 lead. managed to sack Carnahan on a dozen
ball on a J.2.play , &!•yard drive down the Midway through the second period , occasions for a net loss ol ff yards. fi~d after accepting the kickoff to open· Dave: Jobmoo took advantage ol another
the quarter. 'l'UJtiD mbcue:. After Craig Dennis
With a second down and goal situaUon jumped upon ~ther Tustin fumble.
oa, tbe ·flv•yacd Une tarey Camaban Johmon wed 37 web up the mlddle·of Katella Clubs
Laguna Beach
In 39-6 Romp
lolled a taterel pa;. u'..to tbO fiat; GOil' to the fl<lct fui tbe:second Eqle ~D ni the
have Thomu step into the scene and game. . . .
speed unmol.,led for 95 yirda daWn the Alter Cbud: Schilling kicked •. liPe
lell sidelines for the final ' Ea&(e drive that ~ lhroulll> the upriglfo.
toocbdown of . the night. the EaC1a owliod a JU !Ud with ~ol!6
11 Tho ho t 1h .. 0 1 left before the intmnls.!lon. "'.as mas w pu e 1ru .a George Allen's Tillers looked like a new
spark. mto the Eagle offeme, ~te.r Tustin team when the iecond haH got 1omg, >but
had t;0ntrolled most of the action throu&h Um I inte--'lons and key defensive U:.e fn'St period. e Y '"""'t"-'
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Pennant Races
By CHRIS YOUNG
Of 1111 Dtolly Plllt Stiff
Oulmanned from the st.a~g CUil·
Lagtina Beach H i g h School ~
football year with a crash Friday night.
Sl!-ctumbing to the to1Tid ground garr1e of
,.i!iting Katella High, 39-6.
NATIONAL llAOV• Weighing some 20 pounds-per.man 1~
1:1r1 DIYhlM 4 than the visiting Knights, Laguna's ~:.:.."" : ~ :~ ~ '! _.Artists proved no match in the line play
~'in.it:'~ :l ~ 1: :: :: and lost the game up front a! well as on
,.. .. Y--1 .._.,. " Pm 1t1wrtll i. st. Loo.t•1 the scoreboard,
J: •• .., s, P11n1e1111>ri11 a. cri1c:1"' 2. Katella broke the scoring i~ early in
Ctllc:-..1 "°'"" ,, 51. Louil 1. """''r~•I J, th fi t -00 '""" 1h 1969 •• .,. 1. Pntabu..,. f. e rs pe:Ji , ,,., ... ,"g e season-
"· Lou1 ....... 1 hDrnl 1, P11111e111111111 1: .... ., •· opening kickoff and marching 55 yard! on Cllk• .. '· -trul l. ..... y-1. I Plrttbuf"O,,_.. home I, Pllll.O.lloltll J, Oll<;Mo the ground to the goa ,
l , MOntrHI 21 • ....,. i. New vmi: J. Halfback Robin Brown put the Knights
~" Frinc/lot ""' ~ 61 .ll6 _ 11 on the board with a six-yard run. The
A1i.n1. M " . .w .,., 10 point-after, following a live.yard penalty. ~=•'-' :! !: :_t~ 1 ~ :! hit the upright and bounced awey, no
HOumn n n .s11 U\T u good with 9:14 left ln the period. ...~r';:""~ ~" ';7-°'T i. c1ric:1nN1! J; Brown, and his running mate Frank
w. f r111C1-.....1 hDrnl s. LAI A111t1n J, II<> Danielr, led the devtstatlng ground gam e. 0~1~""•''-' "'°"" '· Houiton s. L., -'rt9"'' accounl for 241 yards of the Knights' 2.811
4, .... .., " ,,_.,.'°" 2. Att1n11 2. net ya rdage. l!rown. averaging 10 yardi; Lo~ A111tle-t '-'e 6, S•n f r11\dK.1 l, heck. d · 'th 57 f 1h """'*' b _.,. '-Clncl-11 4 5.n Fr1nc1-J per carry, C e Jn WI I 0 e
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•••1 a. ClllCl...,.tt .L Lea Al'll•lu " Following a lour-play series by Laguna
Roadrunners'_ Myracle
Defeats Diablos, 7-0
and the ensuing punt, Katella ag&in drove
to paydirt on the ground. This time
Daniele plunged through the line from a
yard ouL with 4:J5 ldt in the quarter.
Kicker Ron Noye added lhe first of thrtt
successful extra poinls, and the lead
mounted to 13-0.
Laguna fought back. however. in the
second stanza after Daniele added the ~
cond of his 'three toochdawns .. 1s the
Artists look to the air .
By BOB R<ml °' 1111 °""' ...... tttff
lnjury-rldd1ed Misslon Viejo pulled off
a football victory of sorts Friday night.
But unfortunately for coach Ray
Dod ge's hosts it was not the kind of v1c-
tory thet counts. It was I moral victory
as they held heavily-favored Saddleba.ct
ll igh to a narrow 7-0 victory.
The culprit for the vlctorioos Roadnin·
nc.rs was little taUb.ack Brian Myracle.
The Diablos hid troubl& stopping the 1§.
pound Myracle on the ground all nlght as
ht gained 119 yards in 20 carries.
But the time he literally beat the
Dlablos was the one time he threw the
ball as he hit end Steve Ashw orth with a
40-yard scoring toss on a halfback opUon
play with just 5: 10 le:IL ill the contest.
Ashwonh caught the pass oo the
Ml!Slon Viejo 10 rod scampered down the
sidelines for the score before the stunned
D1oblo defense was able to recover.
Jo""umbles st.Ailed both oUenses in the
first hall as the Roadrunners lost thrtt
fumble.' and the Di&blos two. each one
cumins after It appeared u thouah the
offensive units mt&bt wage a sustained
drive .
Bttause of the costly bobbles there was
bu t one pu_11t In Lhe entire first hair
without t:itht:r side be.Ing able to bruit
the scoring lee.
Ml~on Viejo had lhe fif3l real opa
portunity to score in the game as It
tnarcbed down to the Roadrunners' ts.
yard line.. But Alhworth recovered a
fumble on a fourth doWn play and Sad-
dleback took over.
Saddleba.ck tben a:ot as near as a third-
and-coal aituaUoo. but apin the ban
eluded the ball carrier and ~kr: Davis
fell oo the ball for the Diablos.
There were no more genuine scoring
threats until the Roldnmoers put the tid
on a h'ustrating nigh\ for the Dlablos on
1'1yracle's pass to Ashworth •
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Down 1&.-0, quarterback Brian Ottmer
hit netL Mike Abbey on three passes, in--
eluding a 27·yarder for Laguna's only
score. The play came with 4:51 left Jn the
(See KATE!LA, page Ill
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Cl'U!blng bkick of •..YllaUJ,lra' paln't *
tempt In the third perloil ~ M~
High S<bool ol a 15-11,tle with .hoot,J.a
Puen!e Friday nlsht a{ter Iha· V1klnP
had blown a U.polnt lead.
Tb. Vikings of cooch Jim Coon bid
seemingly put the non-league fracas
away early In the thJnl period only lo ""
the Waniors storm back for iwo ·
tOQCbdoWns. ~
When Warrior Chu.::t v~. picft4
off ,quarterback Rick . Saeman'J • my
""""" pass 1o· his baci Jn 11\otlon '-Tony V entlmlglla -and r....i 8$ yards !or lhe
tying touclido"!' It P.,t !hi! ~a League
outfrt Into a )l08Blble go ahead ilhlilUoa. '
La Puente kicker Efrln Hemra had kld<ed a ......r~able 6-yai.I fteld goal In Iii< 6"t aod It apPeared be'd,liave.lliUe troUble In cmmect&ng on one foi'two-~ versions. ' ·
Bu! O'Bai<'s heroics spand MArlna an oPOfiln&' &Ill"• lOOS aod 'from ~ the
Vikings. held on for !he ue, desp~
displaying 1 superior foroe for most ·'bl
the game,
Marina had seemlngly put the game·
away in the openjng moments of the third
quarter after speedster Dave Lacy had
rel.urned La Puente's kickoff 89 yard! to
lhe Warriors' rive.
Tailback Tony Ventimiglia, who rushed
for 149 yards in 30 carries for the night.
scoretJ bis second touchdown on a five..
Yant run and Steve Abbott's conversion
made It 15-3 with 20 seconds gone in the
third stanza.
His first tally was a one.yard smash in
the second quarter, capping a 38-yard
march.
Saeman tossed lo light end Bob WI"
for the ~point conversion and the
Yikes had overcome a U deficit.
O'Hare was brilliant defensively from
his end posiUon along with mates Bob
Lancaster, Dennis Kennedy, John Reed
and Jim Link. ·
Coon's outfit was 11trapped time and
time again with costly penalties -111
yards compared to La Puent.e's 33.
Late. in the final period the Vikes we.re
put in a hole when officials·marted oU a
15-yard penalty to the Yikes' Ove, ig·
noring the customary half way diatance
to the goal Une on a penalty inside the 25.
Fortunately. Saeman punted out of
danger to preserve the tie.
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Opens Action
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Operalioo two platoon opens tonight
along with the 1969 football season for
Saddleback College in Chula Vista wMre
the Gauchos take on SOUthwe,stern
College.
Kickoff will be at I o'clock.
Coach George Hartman is hopeful of
operating with &eparate offensive and
defensive units this year, but tho6e plans
have several big bitches to them.
The first ia the health of his club, which
Is oore loo good for !he opener. Second is
· the depth on this oquad, whlcb is equally
quesliooable.
Earlier in the week Hartman Indicated
at least foor players would be going both
waya against SOuthwestern, but be'a
trimmed that !ill lo two. • '
Tallbacl< Pao! Co• wUI clooble up in the
'defensive oecondory and luDINl<.t ~
Fletdler allo will play def-•·end.
Soulh-tero Is coming oll • 1.a
,...rd In 196a and .... bead c:oadl Art
Flllon Is baJ1kint hfs hopes "° tiny (H,
170-pound) quarterback Gone GuaTa lo
lead !he Apa<be.t to a better mark in '18,
, Center Wes Miller and -light end ·Dan
Jolm"'o are espec:tecl lo spearhead !he
Southwestern attack aloog with Guerra.
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Limi!ErFoe
To. II~ Yards
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it wai a \)'plcal ~· foOlball ~.
fUled with Nmbhls --of them -"ii the uauaI amoont of mental aod ~ ~ bot HUJ!llncloa Bead! lil&h ~·a dell!..rle ind qiec:!al uniiJ,~
rJed Iba Ollera lo a U:T· vlc:lpry ...,. Le
Hlbn Frldoy night· .. Cap -Ftela.!'I tbe Olf CitJ. ' • .. ,
Huotlngloo Beach, playing wllh' •'a
lloeup that boaated llWe aperlenc:e Ood
• quarte~ with no game time udder
his bolt. toot a~antqe of two bigbrftb
in !he Ont balf lo aoore all-fts points 11111
lben aat bacl: aod lei -cimllol tbe game. • ---r:r.~
The Oilers committed ....., of !he nine
fumbles lo !he game aod four of ihoili
came In the opeDln' period. • •
However, u the game progredelf,
juillOi' .quarteibact Garth Wise g-
conftdence. f.~
While bis paaalng was lpOtty {S lot ltl,
he ran !he oplloo well aod dlspl8fed "a
fine lelM9 of-balaoce, Wise wound UJt1 ..
the game's """""' leading ""'1tr witli;t!
yards, behind ~ Randy Lldjd
wbo piled op 511 yants on SDJ&Jbes DP·-"
middle. -ii'
Defeosively the Oilers wer< tough, &If·
Ing op Jost eight yards on lhe groond 'aiid
112 yards net. Aiid !heir rookie 1lllP
defense proved more than adeqti8U.
allowlng seven com.pletlom ) on 23 '.~
tempts and plcl<log off o~. ...·
It was !he oecoodary which provldlld
Huolioglon Beacb with !he cuablot£, 11
needed in the second period. • -''"'
The Oi1en ..... tied, 7-7, mldlri1t
thnlugb the period, bot La Hahn· bail
blunted an Oller thrust on the If with on
lnl .... plioo.
Thtte p~ later Mite MeConl daried
In front of La Habra l!Jgh's Keiit P~
at the Z5 lo pick oil a Diel< Clyde -
and ra<:ed lnlo the end zooe for a l<Alcli-
down. .t\;.;
CUTTING THE CORNER -Huntington Beach High School balfback
Randy Llo)id cut tbe comer and looks fDr more l1lllDing room aa he's
" • , DAU.T P'ILOT ~ W W ,_
<:based by two La Habra defenders. The Oilers won, 13-7, scoring on
a plltlt return and an Intercepted pass.
The Oilers' first score came late ln,'ff
first period when Craig Za!Joo!<y toqt,l
punt OD his OWD 13, cut lo the Sou!ie!!t
aidelioe and raced home behind a waU iii
blockera. Frank Hanas added the .ma
point and Huntioatoo Beach never trail-
ed.
La Habra bounced back in !he ..OOnd
quarter wbeo a quick tidl by the OU<rS
went out of -at the H.-g1on f. Five play_& later Clyde ~ P""l'O In·!'"
Big Week~nd
For Baseb8ll,
Football on TV
Pick your sport, tu:m an the tube and if
junior. jso't U1>5't about mlssl\I& his
favOrite>cartooo program, you 're m for a
big. weekend of baseball aod football ae·
lion.on televiaion. ,
The red hot National League West pen-
nant scramble comes in two sections to-
day. You can flip back and forth between
Channel I aod Channel 11 lo gel the
AUanta Braves in San Diego and the
Dodgers in San Francisco, both games
running concurrently in the afternoOn.
If the football bug has-bitten and you
have tired of the baseball wan, the
NCAA regional game today on Channel. 7
will feature the University of Texa1 and
the California Beal'!I.
Sunday you can take your _pick of the
NFL titanic between th9' Loli Angeles
Rams and the Baltimore Coll! al 10:30
{Channel 2) or the San Diego Charger
gamt in Cincinnati (Olannel 4).
A second AFL game will be aired im-
medlately following the Charger-Bengal
affair when the New York Jets and Joe
Namath vl&t. the Denver Broncos.
The Doilgers and Giant& wind up their
three game series Sunday afternoon on
Channel · 11 and then there are film
highlights o! the USC-Nebruka opener
immediately· after the came. UCU.
Piltsburgb highlights are on Chanoei 5 at
4 o'clock.
The complete weekend TV sports fare:
Today
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Mongoose Set to Roll
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In Drag Title R<;rc'!s
Retliin of !he "Mongoooe" highUgbts
Orange COUnty Intematlooal Raceway'•
world champioosbip drag racing series
final lonlghL
Tom McEwen, known throughout the
drag racing world as the "MonS:OOllEI",
has spent 1he past seven months at
Eastern tracks. He will enter Under the
Beebe and Mulligan banner, driving for
John Mulligan who died this wuk from
lojuries In lodianapolls •
SinCe Mulligan's car was destroyed in
the fiery crash, partner T'un Beebe has
purchased McEwen's car In order to
preserve the 500 championship points
earned by Mulligan earlier this year in
the North Central Division.
McEwen takes over these points.
'lbe five high point cars from each of
the.NHRA's seven geographicaJ divisions
gain entry to the $150,tm Workl'a Cham-
pionships in Dallas, Oct. 25-26.
The Garden Grove duo of McEwen and
San Oemente
Faces Trojans
• With a year af experience under their
belts, San Clemente high school coa.cbe.!
and playen alike will take a determined
attitude with them tonight to face
Suburban · U:ague champion Neff high
~I 1111 the EsceJsjor l!Jgh &rldlron,
Klcl<oll ls at 8,
The Tritom lasl year opened against
the same Trojan club as Tom Eads made
his debut as coach. Neff won by a 37-6
margin aod weo\ oo lo ,wln a league UUe
as well.
"()qr, Idell are mtty this year. We were
green with a new coaching staff.and a
new cyatem.Jut season and that makes a
biC difrereoee:• Eada said.
The Tritm altacl< iJ built a11>Und
sprinter lUdt Gedde1 and quarterl/ack
Kellh Gibtoo. Gedd<o bu ·clocl<ed·U lor
!he 100 aod Gibson will be looking lo him
as· a primary recelvtr.
The Nell 1<an1 not only """·lhe'ieque
l•t yeor bot the Bee and Cee oquads
..... -leq\le champions. This Jlivt1 coach sbii Thomll a
lla!'tlng' 1lnellp of·nJne-1ettermeo and two
"l""berl of !he Bee "!Uad for llllli&lll'•
opeoer.' Eight of die starters oPtlled for
the Trojlllll lut ....... .
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Beeb< are flndlng 1he!r chase far·a berth
as complek u it is unique.
McEwen wUI be batUlng Southwestern,
Divl!lon 7 cars for points to be applle\:I to
Mijlligan's Division 3 aCcwpulatloo, !he
only division lhmugb whlth ·they. will have enoogb points ,;, -"'-e a trip to Dallas. , ,,_ 7:
So crudal is !he battle. for points lhal
the Plymouth lactory team of Sox and
Mamo is traveling from South ~Una
for SatunMy:. OCIR race; 'nle p8ir ca~
tured the N8Uon1l Super Stock Cham·
pion.ship at ltidianapolls earllet this
moolh.
In lddiUon•lo lb< lop fu.1 competition,
top gas dragaters, super stockJ, altered•,
gassers, modified! and stoclur will be in-
cluded in addllioo to a special funny car
record challenge.
Mickey Thompson ls endeavoring to fly
Danny Ongais' blue Mach I ln from the
midwest in time for.the event. It was the
first funny car to complete the quarter
mile in less than seven seconds with a
6.16 clocking at Ksnsas City,
Attempting to take full advantage of
this Jast opportunity for drivers to set a
1969 national record, OCIR crews have
been uslrfi;f a new grinder to prepare the
track awface for muimum traction.
Football
Results
Mater Del 6, Saota Ana O
Anahe.im tr, aiatfey 14
Laara 40, Burroughs O
Fouotain Valley 15, llal>cbo Alamllol 11
Estancia 11, Tustin o
Foothill 29, SA Valley 0
Saddleback 7, MisslOn VieJo D
Orange 6, Coot& Mesa o
LakewOod 2'1, Westminster 6
Huntlogton Beach 13, La Habra 7
Servile 13, Clarlt 7
Western 19, SavaMa 13
Morioa JS. Le Pvento 11
Troy II, MagnoDa 1
Katella 31, ta;una Beach1I
Fullerton•at, Brea 1
&:inora c, bowen 12
SuMy HiliJ U, Valencia I
Gardtn Q,...12; So, 1'ol'rance 0
Blair 111, Wm 'l'Omnce 0
Santa Barbara If, Compton IZ
Paclfle 3l, Muir H
WhltUer IO, Monrovia IS
SL Pao! \I, El llal>cbo I
Lynwood 12, Bolaa Grande I
El Dorado 19, SanUago I
Poly II Redlands 12
Buena Park 12, M1yfalr 7
Millikan 31, San Bemardlno 12
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FVLLERTON TRIPS
PIRATE RUNN'tRS
Orange Coast College'• croa-country
team continues Ha buq ea'rly seuon
schedule 1hls momlng when It .-tes
in the Loog Beach lovitaUOoal at Cal
Siale (Long Beach). The meet will start
at 11 a.m.
The PU.tos opened their 1969 st8!0n
Friday afternoon wilh a South CoaSI
Conference meet at Fullerton and drop-
ped a 21-31 decision lo the Hornets,,
Jerry Fister led a onHw~three sweep
for FuJlerton wJlh a 20Q winning time.
Fred Skirde was the lop finisher for the
Pirates with a zz::n time.
FreshrnlD Ralph ,Dean look fUlh for
Orange Coast Jn Zl:34 lliddeainntate
Rick Pierce was mth In 23:08.
comer. of1be mil """' for m -· ~ lhe estra point au.mp! tied ll op ttm-pararlly. ~ ~l
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Lancer Stand Crushes ., .... ,, ,,. v_..::
W estmiuster Early, 20-6 "· ·;.
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By RON EV ANS <Ompleted 12 of l8 peues lor lZI Jm!t
01 tttt Detll' "'"' •t•ff giving promise of things to came. 1be.Me
It look a great g01i line stand In lhe dlffenmce for the Lkina was their "':
third quarter to stave off a possible acore ability lo handle the ilall, fumbling fear,
to tum the tide of battle and Westmituter timea with the Lancers recovettng tbem.
High School football fans are wondering all. , ~
if this isn't where they came.in last year. Lakewood moved 72 yank in ~
'I11e Lakewood Lancers, leading 7--0 plays mtd ·way throuah the ltcaai
wbeo ibef held lhe Lions for lbree downs quarter·wllh Blillqlon blWna Gillis filr •
wlthln the one-yard line, went on·to s:core 13 yard score. Martinel converted. ~·":i!,r
a 20-6 victory and daplicate their 1168 Kim Hannaford hit Gillis from llRlt
opening game victory over coach BUI yards out for the &ea>od Lm:er ..._
Boswell's club. Last year it wu 21·12. after the &remeodoul &oal line stalld:..'to
The gQal line stand appeared -lo take make it 11-0. ',,
the roar out, ol lhe Uon stalwarts and 'file Jone Westmlo&ter tally came eUly
soon the -. stood 11-0. . In lhe fourtb period alter Greg New&ouiO
A junior •cl< for !he Lancers recovered a !umbl$ al !he Lancet 39.
speartieaded lhelnuming pme.and a J!llr lllne'fed !he Laocm. • lleady diet o1
ol quarteri>acka dir<Cled a passing a~k pa,,_ and hilrl<d a'"toocbdowo from io
that completed oloo of If for 116 yards lo Yards out lo Ed McLaugblln. The two.
give coacb, John Ford's Moore Leque point converlion try tiiled..
dubr the hant..fougbt-tlctOry. ~ 9AMlj ITATtsncs
Mike• OWens, a 165-pound bundle l'llrlt "
dynamite, carried 18 tlme1 for 8$ yardf. ;:.=:· ;.:.,.,.,. f
his 1--1a1n for 16 and be·waJ never Flnt """"'• 4
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, "°6"""':'• T_,.I fl"l 00-1$ 1l, 1topped tor a lass. v_. ,.... u *' ~
Eddie Bane of WtSUnlnster#~cm ~= i::,-t11t 1rf ':t.t_
10 attempts far a net pin of 1$ 7ardl but =:.J:~=n:f.,_. ~ :4!!' .
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Mahdrney aufr.red·a cwloo 1'rld11
wbei1 be .feu I-· hla nkiiml duling a
quarlA!r hone nee 1t 1he Loo An&elel
C.Unly Falrgroonds.
He appear.ed to l0te hls balance
midway through !he fourth rice, a 41).
yard dash, fell from lvy'1 Winner and
"ill la!octed unconaclous. He reportedly
r<galned consclouaMU mlnui>ll la)tt, .
Mahomey WU takeo lo Pomona Valley
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COLUMBUS Ohio IAP) -"Th• Um•
lo about an occident la before It hop-,. .
t 1quot• was uttered by coach
'Woodrow H•fQ, a man of many
tlons and dtv11tatllll football, lo his
State Buckeyes the day after they
iO., J. Slmpt0n and Southern
a, 27-19. last New Year's Day ln
oJlo-Bowl.
, , calted UJat squad meetlna: on Jan. 2 ll)fil rauJt tl a compllmcntl.ry phone
ea ,from Pre.sident NI.Ion." explatned R ~ who starU his 19th Buckeye
M with hla-bristllna aquad tabbed th!
:·s No. 1 colle1e team in The
· ated Press preaeison poll.
~1Nnonl oUttr thin«S. President NiJ;on
la.it.he hoped our young team wouJd not
Jet' down or be vJcUm of overconfidence
because ot its great sophomore success."
: It so happened that Hayes last seuon
started a dozen of th• most phenomenal
tophomores in Big Ten history u the
Buckeyes galvai;rized inlo a naUon1l and
QOnfertnce champion wtt:h a HMI record.
Those good rookies. led by a Houdini-
like quarterback, Rex Kem, aU rttum
and H1,yes' pn bletn may be more to pre-
Vcnt Buckeye !afrheadedness than to
ttolaee loss of only four starters from his
f968 juggernaut.
"We sUU have positive goa1s -
rtpeaUng as Big Te11 ind national cham-
~lon," Hayes phlloooj>blzed.
"However, the final AP rating poll Is
based on bowl cornpetltion and our
eeason will end th la fall on Nov . n with
our lollchlgan flnalo."
Oltio Si.te appears invineible with
personnel so great that sophomore Don
Lamka. quarterback star of the Buckeye
spring lntrasquad game, has been put on
let as a reserve linebacker this fall.
AlttadJ est.abltahed as supentars, or
gear superstan a.re Kem-backed at
quarterback by another gifted junior Ron
Madejowskl -"monster" defen.slve
back Jack Tatum; middle guard Jack ~tillwagon; spUl end Bruct JankoW8kl:
tigtlt end Jan White.. and such running
bacb: as Dave Brungard, Leo •Hayden,
Lorry Zellna, Jim Olla and John Brock·
jngtoa.
Among eight sophomores rating as No.
1 backup men. Lamka and halfback Tom Cam~na Are best bets for quick
Stardom. Of elusl•e lM-pound Campa.
Hayea qld: "He can really hum. He 's
our best sophomore on offense."
At the only apparent trouble spots, let-
krmen Dave Cheoey and Chuck Hut-
chinson are pegged to replace the superb
oflensive tackle pair of Dave Foley ~nd
Rufus Mayes, and tett.erman guard Bnan
Ponovan moves to t't}lter vacated by
John Mublback.
·Stang eland
·Era Begins
For Cal State
The Jim Stanaeland years open ill Cal
State (Loa; Beach) tonight.
Stangeland wlll take his 49ers lo Santa
Barbara for their sealOO cpener and the
.kickoff of lhe Pacific C.Oaat Athletic
As&"OCiation.
The came will be televi!ed by RT'l'V
(Chaonel 11) with Bill Welsh dl'ling play·
by-play.,Klckoff Is ~hedulfd at I.
"We'll find out just how good we are ."
u.ys Slan&!:land. "Santa Barbara should
be one of the toughed teams \Ve'll play
all aeaaon. "·
Jack Curtice's Gauchoa have S3 let·
termen b.ell from last au.son's 4-4·1
team, lncJudlng bla aon and quarterback ,
Jim Curtice.
Yoong Curliet. completed 102 or 191J
puau for 127$ yards and 1$ touchdowns.
His primary target, Steve Moore, who
cau&ht 17 for $73 yards, ls •lao back.
The &rt hopes rest around a versatile
of[tnae led by two-Ume All-American
split end Billy Parks. Parks' l9i9 bal·
terymate will be Shawn McKinney, an
accurate puaer who played one season at
tb• Unlv1t1ity of Wublngton.
Joining McXlnney in the starUng
backfield will be Leon Bums at fullback
and t.lther Sam Redd or Jeff Riggen at
WI back.
Bu.m1. a •t. 223-pound transfer from
Laney Collep, has looked very im-
pr•asive in drtDI and could be among the
flnat runninc backs on lbe Welt Coast
11111 roll.
OI LER POLO ISTS
STOP RIV AL, 7-6
R1ck Henry'• 12-foot •bet in double
.. onlmt pve Runtlnrton Beach Hlih
Scbaol a 7 .. DOD·lupe water polo victory
....-YbltlJll Lo Habra Jngh Thunday
ill.,_ 11 the Oflen oponed. thtlr polo
compofin.
ff.....,... ..... '""" behind •rttr ltllllnl the lllghllllld<n 4-4 tt tht end of
thelltlf.
Cotcll Jolm G.....0.ld's ouUll struck
bid! I~ r.., ,..11 In the thin! ptrtod on
llhota ff""J', 8t1J IUce, Bill King and
Bntct wleJ,
In the fourth quarttt Rice bit on ~ ""''111 lllel Md Pwley tallied. IO lit It at M.
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Newport, CdM Colli6e 'Tonight
l!ltter mllla Newport H111>ot ...i lrvlnl ~ -Into
Corona dil Mar~.....,,. tltelr football' the 11 •I • lever plldt, btnl .. -~
rfvalry tonllhl In the tlllt opener ror both ,,tllll molhtr llCbool of the Newport
sclloela at DaY!dsoa li'leld. Bolch ona. •
It'• the p"'11ler J>rtp (lmt" of the" nliht -r---p-,.-.----ktnl--~--.
tn Onior• County and a pocked boolJ'i II
expecttd to wl-lhe HYOlllb otniul• 11183 -N..,,.rt -II, :;.. Klnp lJ
between the IWO Newport-Ill ... DlltriCI 1984 -s .. Klnp 111, N1wport 0
pow.,., 11165 -Newport)!, Su Klnp 7
Kickoff ii 1t I o'clock. l!IM -Newport II, Sea Kinas 0
Newport \tldl In Ibo •rit& Ovt 11111es 11187 -Newport Ill, Sea Kings 0
to one ll!1d 1w • four-1ome w!nninf 1911-Newport II, Sea Kini• I
streak against the Bea Klnp.
What's more, the Sallora are favo~ to
make Jt five In a row.
Corona del Mar, however, brings It's
Newport, under lhe leadership at Wade
Watts, wl]l field a veteran Jlaeup wlUI a
big, mobile, aggreuive line ahead ot a
TAK ING A TR IP -Newport Harbor High School 11 throw this
brother combination of Ron and Bob Tripp at Corona del Mar tonight
I n First Meets
.. 4 -,
neet of ~. bllt relaUvtly anoll '!be Sea Klnp open wllh .u 1n.,.n1or
blclca. -• UMu~....S Ibo 0,,. ·~ to be oquol to teadlnc tli1 c:r\lthtna llae ploy of NeWJ>Ort U.rtlor'a In 1r.e IQd ...,.,;,ace.
Newpol'I b .tiilOr Bob 'trtPI'· (1-11, 1111) Holland bai'-illch on ~~play
wbo doubles at of!enolve pin! and of lhe lieo KJnp lince ~ .,...... .. day
Cftflllll"' Unebacier. · ol praotl<t. , •
Perbaf>! the tey to Newpor(a poalbl• Leadlnl the Co!ODI olf'IJl!ve wall .ore ,...,... lri tlie upcOmln( s.in.· League lacltleJ J<ent Scuddtr:(l.31 Ji*) and Jlm
race ii lb• 'Tars' pajs}llJ 11me. North, (1-1, 115) and guaru lJoui Hllllanl
startJna; at quarterback ii Ml'llor Bill (M; i-oo:..__ co110M.t. 01~ MAa
Stiedd Jnd ht1U be tossing prltnartly to OJ ai::-:'" ~ ::=... w
aplit end Darel Blood and flanker SLm f: =" o T-r;:
.,.. ..l. 1• •-e P .. ,..., Jt~ r1on. 16) "l.lnllrltln o HllllM 11s Coach Dave Hollend11 Corona crew 21• ~ri.,. T ...,... ,,s
worka off the belly aeries with fullback :~. = : :ii~~ :::
RJok Petros billed to handle line :: =:' : ~=1 :_: smuhes. 111 ttllil ,. M«11t. us
al Davidson Fie1d. Bob,,.(_66), a senior will start for the Sailors while
Ron is slated for backu~uty. Both are guards.
Edi son Op ens
First Seaso11
Again st Aztecs
Laguna, Eagle, Viking
Runners S core W ins \
German Girls
Break Record
In Rela v Race •
Classrooms are only half finished, there
are no available shcrwers, asphalt is still
being poured and the entire campus is
mass dust and dirt at Edison High
School.
The only thing complele is coach Bill
\'ail'!! varsity football team that'll take
the field lonlght 1t\ Bolsa Grande High
School to battle Glrden Grove League
contendrr La Quinta ln the Chargers'
first ever game. ..
Kickoff is at 8.
Vail's crew is complett In numbers and
poslUons but i.s undeniably brand new
and probably full of many kinks and
\l•rlnkles that need tO be a"'oothed out.
Only ooe senior Is startlng on the of·
fenidve lintup for Edlion. Center Randy
Jennln1s. a 1i~pound upperclassman will
anchor the line.
Vall has said that the only way his
team can stay with La Quinta is to stop
star halfback Ken Eppelhc\mer, function
offensively as a working unit and lo
rliatdrt quickly In lh1 heat of batUe.
La Quinta '1 Azlt.cs will feature the
same touah runnlni attack that they
displayed last year In rolling to the co-
championship of the Garden Grove
League.
Halfback Eppelheimer was named to
the hlckfield of the All-Orange Counly
first team Jut year as a jtmior and from
all indJcatlon&, he'11 ready to go al full
speed again, after being hurt at the end
of 1968.
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Laguna Beach got Its 1969 cross coun·
try 11eason off on the ri&ht foot, stomping
Katella, 15--47 Thursday a{temoon at
Laguna. The Artists thus surpassed their
\vin total of 1968 when they dropped all
their dual meets.
ln olller cross country acUon Thursday,
I\:ATELLA ...
(coatinue4 from pa1e l~l
second period. The PAT hit the crossbar
;ind fell away, no good, making the score
19-tl.
\Vilh only 2:39 remaining before half.
Kalellt1, again following the Oeet feet of
Brown. jumped the score to M-6.
Browr., whose inside and outside run-
ning seemed lo catch ~e smaller Artists
on their heels, followed a wall of blockerii;
around end from seven yards out. Noyes'
boot again was good.
Laguna'sonly good drive of the night , a
march from Ill own 34 t.o Kattlla's 26, en·
cied on two int"Omplete passes by Ottmrr.
The Knights again struck a crushing
blow, as Brown jaunted for 43 yards to
the Laguna eighL The ArtlsU held
momentarily, and then Daniele ambled In
from nJne yards out with 7:26 left In thc
th ird period. The PAT failed, 32-'.
Rcllef Katella QB Steve Sorrells pit-
cht<I a 15-yard pas8 to end Mike Barel\11 ·
for the Knights' final tally with 3:47 left
in the contest. Noyes's PAT was good , 39-
6.
llighlighting Laguna 's loss was lhe
dnfen!llve pass protect.Ion by B~rt Tabor.
Who Intercepted two Kate.Ila pwe.a ln the
oecood ho!{.
Estancia dropped Tustin ~9 and
Marina clubbed La Puente, 19-43, The
Mission Viejo-Falibrook meet was
cancelled due to transportation problems.
Artist coach Len MUler appeared quite
optimistic on his force!' chances after the
convincing win. Miller comes to LP.guna
from Victor Valley where he coached the
'Jackrabbits to ~ victories.
Dave Hustwick led the Artist parade to
the finish nabbing first place in 12:13.
This was Laguna's first appearance on
the new two-mile hilly COUr"9e so
Hustwick's time was a course record .
Other flniRhers for Laguna were (2)
Kurl Jensen, 12:20. (3) Sandy Beach ,
12 :22, f41 Chris Lambert. 12:14 and '(5)
Dan Moore, 12:5C.
Josh Bright led the Artist's Junior
varsity to a 19-36 win over the Knights.
Estancia <:OBclt Tom Fisher held oul hi.s
two top men. Terry Haun and Curt Hoyt.
but the Eagles still managed to club
Tustin.
Steve Shureman led the Eagles with a
lint place finish In 11 :2l .
Other placers for Estancia were (2)
Mark Ready, 1I:S5, (S) Eric Olson, 11 :51,
(4) Toey Kasper, 11:$3 and ($) Jack
Moore, 11 :65.
The junior vauity Eagles dtfeattd
Tustin, 1~·21>.
Marina 's harrien opentd the season on
a brtaht note with Davi Lockman leading
the way capturin& first in a time of ID:!$ .
P'ollowlng Lockman for the Vlkblgs
were t3) David lienderM>n. 10 :$1, (4) Bob
Phillips, 11 :02, ($)Bob Neilson, ll;ID and
(61 Terry Kennedy, II : 16.
The Vikings' Junior v•rsity tripped La
Puente 18-37.
ATHENS (A~) -Ian Stewart, British
distance runner. and a quartet of We!lt
German gfrls stole the top honors at the
European track and field championships
Friday, while Russia atld East Germany
continued neck and neck in the medal!
race.
Stewart won the S,000 meters run in
13:44.8, loslng the lead lo Russia's Rashid
Stiarafet.slnov on the last lap and then
regaining it wllh a specacular finishing
burst.
lt roused 1he crowd o( 12,000 at
Karaiskakls Stadium t.o the highest pitch
ol excitement since the games began.
The We,,t German girls, back in the
games after their team had .staged a pro-
test walk-out, set a world record of 3:39.1
for the 1,800 met.er~ relay.
The record was shlttl:r!d in the heats.
The four girls who did it were Christa
Czek1y. Antje GJeieh(eld, Inge Eckhoff
and Christel Ftese.
The West Germans 'pulled out at tbe
start of the J[ames in protest agaiOlt the
exclllsion of Jur1en May, an &ut
German defector, from their team!, 'ftley
later agreed to compete In the rell:yl °""
ly.
tt,e 1,600 relay is a recently rtcognlted
t'Vent for women runnen. The previous
record was 8:34.2 last July by a P'rench
foursome.
After four days ol the Gamea, East
Germany and RuSJia each had colleclcd
eight gold medals. •
Russia'• gold medaU!ts Friday 1t'll't
Valentine Gavrilov, who won the h!gh
'jump with 7.0''.t, J8llis Lusis, who "heaved
the javeUn 298-7 and Tamara OanloJva,
who won Lhe women'• dllCUs with a
heave of 11M-5o/&.
Lusts' Javelin throw was not far abort
or bis world record of IOl-t.
Irish to Use
Ball Control
To Fill Gap
SOUTH BEND, Jnd , (AP) -Notre
Dame'• Fighting lri&h, stripped or nine
1911 oflenalve starters, figures lo be •
throwback to Ara Paneghlan's ball con·
trol Irish or 1965 -with Ofll!! e1c:eption.
The lrlsh, rated No. 11 in this week's
A11soclated Preu preseaaon college fool·
ball poll, will count on scrambling
quarterback Joe 'lltelsmaM to put aome
z.lng in an attack. olherwille expected to
be a grind-out offense.
hOur teoam will be good , but we feel we
won't be easy for anybody," asip
Parseghian. .
The 1966 Irish, quarterbacked by 'non-
passlng Bill Zloch, posled a 7-1-1 reco<d.
Bigge.rt lo61eS from Jut sea.son include
the Jriah record-breaking aerial com·
binatlon of Terry Hanratty and Jim
Seymour and halfback Bob Cladieu1.
Par1eghlao's key offensive bulwark•
are Jim Reilly, 247-pound offensive
tackle, and iuard Larry Dinardo, 230-
pound junior .
De.fensive kingpins are 6-5, 274-pound
Mike McCoy and 13G-pound linebacker
Bob Olson, \Qt year the lir&t junior
elected lrlsh team captain In 50 years:
Paraeglan calls McCoy. a senlor from
Erle, Pa., "The hardest working big man
I've ever coached."
Dtle to a fractured wrist suffered by
Mt'Coy's tackle running male, 240·pound
sophomore Greg Marx, Olson may bt
moved {rom middle linebacker to 1ackle.
The defense, though rated better than I
year ago with Joss of only three starters,
could wind up with four starting
sopltomores, iocludlng ends Walt Patulsk.i
8..S and 235 pounds, and Fred Swendsen,
6-t2.10.
Theismann, 6--0, I70·pound junior from
South River. N.J., performed exceedingly
well as a sophomore replacement (or In·
juft'd Hanratty in Notre Dame'a final
three 1968 games.
But Parseghlan still is concerned bow
well he can operate behind a rebuilt of·
fell!l.ve line and without Seymour as a
prime targel.
"There's a big burden on Thei.smann·~
shculders," said Parseghian. "We have
no experienced backup quarterback.
Theismann is different than any
quarterback I've had here.
"He's lhe smallest but probably the
quickest. He is a bit like Frank Tarken-
ton and he sbould gain often on broken
plays and rollouts because he 1ets
screened off by tall linemen in the
pocket."
Fullback Jeff Zimmerman Is the only
running back wilh more than 100 minutes
of 1968 playing tlme.
But Zimmerman, juniors Denny Allan
and Ed Ziegler and sopOOmores Andy
J{uff and Jim Yoder are regarded as
90lid, if not breakaway, runners and iood
blockcrs.
Notre Dame is shying from the popular
triple option attack because Paneghian
feels it would expose quarterback
iheismann to pound.Ina by unblocked
tackles or ends.
AUSSIE NETTERS
AT NEWPO RT CIVB
Five members o! Lhe Australian Davis
Cup team have prepared tor the Pacif!c
Southwest tennis tournament ln Lo:.
Angeles during the past week on the
Newport Beach Tennls Club courts.
Included in the entourage are Ray Ruf·
Oes, Terry Adison, Bob CarnUchael, Ray
Keldie and Dkk Creeley.
"The facilities here are perfect and wt
have enjoyed our stay at the Newport
Beach club," all live team members con-
curred.
They have spenl Jon& hours on the
courts practicing 11 well aa conditioning
themselves with runs along the beaches
and around the club arta.
Bengals Risk
4-game Sk~in
Against SD
C!NClNN.<'rl (AP) -The S.n Di'fo
Charcers. htaded by ace passer John
Had!, loom aa a big threat to the Cin-
cinnatU Bengals' four • game 'frinnint
swein.
'l'le Bengali clash with .the Chargers
tiere Sunday In the first ol a string of
four go1nm that Cincinnati Coach Paul
Brown say, gives Clncinn.att "the tourti-
est schedule tn football ."
The Chargers downed the Bet!ials, 29-1
J~ and 31·10. last year but suHered a
27-9 drubbing lll!t Sllnd1y at the hinds of
tht. KAMb City Chiefs, one o ftbe top.
rat.id ttama this year In U)8 America•
Footblill L4que. ,
.Afttt' rnettlnJ san Diego, Cincinnati
!aka on ~ ..... City, tht Chargora ogllo
and then the New York Jet.s. ,
Behind the -1111 of rapidly develop-tnc arts Coot. the Btn11t1 uptndeO
Mi.ml, 2'141, Sunday for their Om ref'
ular BN&Ol'r victory. 1bey strvnr three
triumpl'll ln prtl6l50n action after two --The Cbargftl'I paSsed for 250 yards on•
22 ol 4S •Uernpta aplnsl lbe Chiefs •nd
A,,zy Rice ol lht Bengals figuru Cif!-
cinnall will have lo keep exlreme pres-
sure on Had! lo win.
"tr he's given time. he can take ·~
team 1'part," !!kl Rice , 11 guard artd I~·
ft!l!lve captain.
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Saturd.ty, Septembef 20, l Wi• O~ILV l'ILOT
City Council Rejects B~ds Bullfights
End.Sunday
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Costa Mesa City Cowicll re-
jected bo;th bids for operatio11
of tbej Costa M~•· golf and country club Monday nJght
and assistant city manager
Fred Sorsabal slate<! that a
new approach to leasing Ute
operation will be undertaken
early in October.
the 17-year-old matador who T<UIY HI (ll•H) II.to .... ~... "w"• n!lllt. O+l·C•OfOl'lll• tl'Mf Dkilf'I'' °"' T..,... .. ~ MIP.
Ila I. ' O•IWV 9,, llOM ll•llk1l ~.00 J.60 Gfnit'I It""'"! ISIP'flllU} J.7' ,,llO 2 . .0 (AMClllelo j 11.111 IJ.IO J,,ll(I 0~1 fW 11 ...... na,. paired wilh Rollie and last weekend to win top has rlsea to betoome Mexico's Floth~ Met, .. , 1.t.01tri ,,.. •1 G••llarl IB•.,.•t l.M '·'° °"·HllllMI 0ttrt11 outt 10,.0 •.to 1.ot °"""'''· ~1'°'""' '"'" a. ,. Nancy Hick! fer second place Tl-II J/11, P1rlctr'1 I"'"' !Mil•) ,,~ T!llt'lll llkfl. \Pftll• '·" Mf"'-n 0.tnitt. Nloil ......
at 56.-. honors. Ernie Hlgh was second No. 1 bulUighllng attraction, s!'~~ B.v~.,.·· .. ~~· c~:11. ,~;; !:';;, .. ..'.''t01111 • Obie. 1<111e or liiiijj;~~,..;jj;jjitiiiiji~i•lt~iiiiij~~ii Mesa Verde will stage a with a 61 followed by James will headline the final t'Otrlda H1r19taw"· i:i' •udh ~a11. 1nc;1r.er11ot. T•IPle I ·
"We had 28 rtqueslti for
apeclficallons since the course
was placed in receivership last
March but only two groups
submitted bids.
"David Price, president of
Don the Beachcomber, failed
to £lie the necessary certified
check and Gulf Management
Associates through a Mr.
Porter did not bid according to
the specifications."
Jack and J ll' tournam t \h. Thompaon and Al Conlon, 69; of the 1969 aummer season scr11dlt1:1 -B•••fd'1 Prw.. a ...
, U( eO IS tlCOHO M C•. HO v1r81. J 1t1r "'41'1 &!Kull, Allrulltl'-Gt!lent '{llo<. weekend. A calcutta dlqner Dick Johansen and Charlie Swlday at 4 p.m. in downtown 01111 1ne1 I.IP 1n Gr.Ml• • Pius. Pu"'
will be held tonight wltb the Culbertaon, 70, and Al El Toreo bullring. ~1:., 0,,,.., <sm11t1) 1 • .i •.tt J.oo ,:,1xu":':•~~---~,..M1~.;z"',:,:
htournamtnt running for la Johnson, 71 . Appearing with Rivera in ~!: ~~1~Lr.;'rt.r«oul 1•20 t:: ~.; J1nt ($trril"l • 11.00 s.ao 1 . .:i oles on Saturday and Sunday. "1~ , fin 1 be el' 1 Timt-ll 21111, OH.11 .... 111'1'~ 11: i;li n.lllfl•ml '·U '·: It wlll be a best ball of The club championships will tiua year s a e, a n it or ktitu.ec1 _ u11e:i. Ecltl•r. '""" o~i~ !:t rJ , 1. t.
thr start early in Oclober. the city o! Tijuana will be PllOI. itecur' l(tt11r. Mr. '""' .-.i.o 1t1n _ SIMI!•. Ac1ntlr&1 -"·
deesome event with two men Jesus Soloriano and Arturo ''.:iMOKTL't oouaL•. l·Tf'lltv * 1 :~,"'~''""' sfci""' aut~ sw.111, an one woman pairing up. '¢l -(:{ --ff Ruiz l.Aredo. They will face i°"""'"'' 0111h. Pll4 11tt.t1. 0H-Offl#\f1t "' ~. * * * lrtrine Cout bulls from Reyes Huerta .• oJ.·~~!:. :,~~ ;~~· J,;c.•• C'ostq. lffeaa ranch. c1!1:r,.:. 4:.~· ,1:;."111.. 1
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starts Monday and r u n s entered in the 15th Annual mark the sixth lime the M;r~ ~~; ~~'t.1"'""'1 •.to c~tt' 111!:~r1il. 'J.~:'.1 ML~r:'.'· ,,:.:r!::
through Oct. 26 with entries member-member tournament teenage sensation has visited ~r11c--Llr o e v 1 n • . v1"·• g1ltl'r>Ol'ld. Robin Ann 00i1i.n. p,.,"°
now being taken. Tile event this weekend. 'The tournament Tijuana this year and he has i:t,1~,., 800 •00 Roctt1. S.ll('f' ~o 0~~ •• ~
will be a m1tcb play tourna· is a lwo-day, 36-ho\e best ball never disappointed his fans. 1101o1TM 1t•c•. , Y••' o1111. At· ment with Jiii memb er a of partner's event. Wilbur Wllb. each appearance he 0i:10~:,r~1 -1:c:~.:O J.."this.' ,.:*.; ~:i.~ t~~1 °111• i:':.eo"r.!o eligible. s~ previous efforts and S2JDll. Rtc1 c111 ... r B•• IW•'-l ).20 '·'° La ~ Robertson aod Duncan h' 1 lm tA stJlh oo"'' ••Goo' , .. m1nr11111tt$m:1111i •.ao st week the first an, McAlpln o-cha-, t -is ast t e ou ugu e itrotbYI .u.ot u.60 10•00 'Tlm1-11 u.1?.
nual Serendfpity' toqrnament e are c 1rmea o won ears and tail in the finest ~~~'\'!:d1o1:0,:;:;-;1h1 ,,oo ,:'.!: 1.u~: i:::.. -;u:-;:,.:1~1~~ :':'.':.';
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Sorsabal said the council
will set up interviews with
various groups including these
two on a management con·
tract basis rather than a net
profit contract as was the case
in Ute earlier bids.
was staged , with Ii teams the event. exhibition of the year. ri .... -2t1 Jtlo. c, ••r c111o,.., Le IC'-• J11. competffig. T~amswerecom.1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~-"--~~~~~~~~~~~'--~~~~~-="'
"It hasn't been determi ned
whelher the management con-
tract will inclu maintenance
(\ ~ golf se. We may
I ~eave ·t n to the bidders
but not Ing definite will be
determined until next month.
"The council is planning in·
terviews on downtown re-
development at the present
time and the goU cou rse in·
terviews will come sometime
after these are completed,"
Sorsabal said. * -tr Two Newport Beach area
residents are eligible to win
$1,00CI' and a trip to ScoUand as
a result of scoring holes-in-one
recenUy .. , .Ed Hayes of 4229
Birch Street and Jottn M.
Irwin of 1678 Iowa Street, both
of Costa Mesa, were entered
in the annual Rusty Nail Hole-
in-One Sweepstakes, a national
competiUon for acers.
Hayes shot his ace at the
Santa Ana Country Club
while Irwin made his · at the
Los Alamitos country club.
The winner will be announced
early next year.
-tr * * Santa Ana
Jack VanRossem defeated
Dr. Bob Irwin I-up at the 36th
hole Sunday to win the club
champiooship. While this was
his first victory al Santa Ana,
Rossem is no newcomer to
club championship triumphs.
He was winner twice at
Riviera and on two other oc-
casions at Wilshire giving him
the distinction of winning al-
three different courses.
Bill Brown, former 2·time
champion, won the consolation
title wlth a 6 and 5 win over
Swilty Talmage. Brown had
defeated defending champion
Bill Selman ln first round lay. * * -tr 1Uesa Verde
Rolf Moller was a two-time
winner over the past weekend
as he copped the men '5
partner's best ball in pairing
with John Scelsa on Saturday
y,·jth a net of 58 and came back
in lhe winning foursome Sun-_,
day in a mixed foursome best
ball tournament.
Tied for second on Saturday
behind Moller and Sce!S"a
were Ed Warner and Ed Car-
rol along with Banks Wana·
maker and Ernie Wagner
with 61.
.Rolr and wife Helen paired
with William and Rosemary
Plotner to fire a s:i in Sunday's
event with Norm and Ruth
BOAT BUFFS
A,lrno11 lockab•v i1 tho only
full·fill'I• bo1t!n9 tditor working
on ony llt"W1p1por in Or11191
Co1111ty. Hi1 1irdu1h•o cow1r190
ol bo1li11f, ind y1c~tin9 "'"''
11 1 daily f11tur1 of th o DAILY
i PILOT.
prised of two ·low and·two high
handicappers. with a best ball
of foursome events on Satur-
day and a best three balls of
fou rsome concludinf the event
on Sunday . ~
Winners w're Pat Ka.Jama,
Gil Rettew, Chuch Haubric k
and Jack Ashton with a 260.
Second place went to Bud
Sleva, Bi 11 Wallace, Jack
''Minut~" Rice and ·• ""'
McPhiillps with 261. Third
place was won by Lou Lovelet·
tc . Lyle Graham, 8111 Assmus
and Fred Kell with 262.
-tr -tr -ti~ S11n Joaquin
Nelson Stafford and Phi
Waldner won the men's low
net tournament wiUl 67s
followed by Gerald Miller with
a 68 and Ray Schwamborn
with a 69 last weekend.
In the ladies low net even t,
Susan Gabriel had a '13 fer low
honors followed by Midge
Kelchner, ?6, Marion Keeler,
80 and Marilyn Jones, 81.
A high-low calcutta tooma-
ment will get underway on
Saturday and run for five
weeks. A total of 32 teams of
two-me will compete in the
single elimination affair which
will be run on a partner best
ball basis with full handicaps.
-tr * fr Green Rit,er
All 27 holes are now open
and most members feel a
great improvement has been
made In the change11. Four
holes were rebuill and a. lake
has been installed between
fairways on Ute 4tb and 5th
holes of the Orange nine. The
lake has 32,500 gallon.!! of
water and makes b o t h
revamped holes much tougher.
The fourth is now a par-5
and has been lengthened from
490 to 528 yards. The fifth is
lllill a 3-par but is now 218
yards compared to 174 before
the past winter floods .
Other changes were made
on the 5th and 7th boles of the
Riverside nine.
A member-guest tournament
will be staged this weekend
and the annual Southern
California left handers cham·
plonship will take place the
following weekend.
* * * Huntington Beaela
Club championship match
play will get underway on
October 4 with five or six
flights competing. Flights will
have eight players entered ac·
cording to handicaps with the
event running for three weeks.
First match drawing.!! will be
l'leld at the men's club meeting
on Sept. 24.
A ladies and men 's mixed
partner best ball tournament
will be staged nex t Wed·
nesday.
't. * * Seaeliff
John Shepard had a score of
62 ln the low net sweepstakes
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"EneyclopWia far hll question,
"How tADY dliferent wild
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when U. C'Olltelt topic will be 1
the -eri ol C.filornia, .. *
, event U.t is t>eing celebrated
PRJZE WINNER
Jeffrey Odell, 7, 538 Fullerton Ave.,
Newport Beach
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ab ovei; the Nie ihis year.
THE TllEfll
The ~ stand high,
The Ir-. stand low,
A> the ..,.Ind bkf!'s to and fro :
I wa1clt the winds
'Blow I.be leaves
Down fo the ground
And all around tow
Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you
do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paJW:f s• incbe• wide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace
p~cture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back or drawing. Mail it to Uncle Le.n's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY
PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar.
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nen tn th1a week'• trt contest
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' How m1ny dilft:rut wild 1 all live hi Nort.b America'!'
The differences in each
group are very slight and no
bobcat t'OUld be mistaken for
anoUter animal. The varia-57
Our wild c a I s art
diminishing. One va rtet y o( 1 cougar was listed as doomed
~ and conservationists tried to
~ ~rottct him In a national park. ;~ 'Ibey etem to be succeeding. A
' recent survey reported that
· bis numbers have increased to
JOO or so. Other varieties of
the eougar are slruggllng for
IW'Vival in desolate, deserted
rqi.ons. So are our assorted
bobcats and ly111e.s. But no one bowl whether this or that
Wild cat may become extinct
'-the ne.ar future.
UsUng our diHerent wild
cats poses a problem. f\1ost
people would lis~ lbe long·leg-
. I'd. bob-tal)ed bobclt as one
type or wlld cat. But the bob-
cat of Arizona b more blonde
than the chestnut bobcat of
Oregon. He also baa a shorter
bob-till. Bee.a'* of variaUons
ol tbla -. ICl<ntllll llJI 10
1pedeo, IUblpede! or races ol
bobcail u naU•a No lb
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Ovt ---and u.r. dlff..at J 1 a 1 e • .
F.._ty Ibo Jlfllar •. the
--th. JalUa"""" niillld 1J1n1ucb -ol oar Soun.. terr itory . But
_..,. two ol -.... ti~ In Central and Sooth ~and,.....11,.tapaw
MUI II t11o IUq Grande. A
f°" . .i--ramrn.. m!Q' hi ll"flol la Ibo dense •••
-" -,., IOilh<m lcnsl.s.
I
tions are in color tones. l:or+-+-t-j-
thickness o( the fur and
10roetimes in size. Similar
variations occur in the dif-
~ot cou.sars and lynxes.
Almost always these dlf-
ferencu l'.rt linked to an
animal's ran1e. The New-
foundland lynx is somewhat
darker than the Alaska lynx.
lhou&b be hos the ''""" thllli silky fur. Some ol the bobcalj
are clearly spotted and others
are speckled or mottled. Those
Uun liie in northern rcgiorui
have thicker coats that the
desert dwellers.
As wild animals, the cats
are a 'Vtl'J special breed.
Their·v1riatlons are related to
their way of life. They ire, of
course. carnivorous creatures
v.·ho 9ine on freahly caught
meal. TheJ musl be superb
hunters in order to survivt. A
huntini animal t.end.a to •take
out bfs own W"ritory and
•41pt himMlf to • ctrtaln
ranee. Ula coat must be
IUl\lble for local wtathet COO·
clllJGol. Ria color mull bltnd
quldly Into hit IU!TOUlldJnas.
No two ldu.., In a Ulte are
exadly aJll<e. But a baby bob-
cat with 1 acanty c»at tfould
not """'"' thrvu&b a wtntor In the norilttm fore.ti. A dark
coated kitten wquld hi •trt
consplCliOUI bounc:liu o•er lbe
pale cleMrt roc:b. 1'lie mlsllll
are weeded out and varl1Uons
1 r e Wl.blLlbed In dlffe.rtnt
locallOes. All our bobcall ora
bobcAll, lhougli we l'live 10
dUl.,..nt typu. All tile furry,
pointed-eared lynxes ol the
northern {ore1U are lynxes.
SclenUat& recoRDiu ( i v e
related 11peciea ol the maa:nifl-
cem coqar." But no mauer
where be lives,· be ls withOQt
doubt the king or our na.Un
wild cats.
1n Ule lllOOI, the great spot..
led jaguar r<>amed through
Texu, Looiabna and • pair
was seen as f1r north as
Colorado. In ItlO. 11 lone
survivor was abot.in ArU.nas.
The beautiful little ocelot was
once at home along oor Red
River and other forested
10Uthem 11.vera. 1\e small
jaguarondl, alias the olter cal.
bunted lhr'"'&b these wne rqlons and maybe a few atUl
airvlve there. But. we can no !oncer 11111 the m!Dlll Jaguar
and the lol/tl,y oe<lot u truly
cur own.
Wllr -""1cbud po11 '"' d .... 1
MOit quicksands do not
,.ally· pull you down. Thti 101
you down. You can 11rim In
the watery ,e.1 and. w1llr aate-
ly oo !ht firm beach 11nd. A
cndcband ta • IOllPJ mi1lure
d 11nd tnd •attr -too lootY
for awimmlng and too '°Ill'
for walking. It ca.nnol .support
lhe weight of your body and
you sink down like a stone
sinking through water, only
more tlowly. Lei'• hope you
never acclckntally step lDto
one of these booby traps. YOW'
chances are better if you
be.long to a club such as the ,
Boy Scouts. They teach y o u
what to do. just ln cue.
Then! are quiclulnds on
beaches. When . the Ude goes
out a few of these do tend to
suck a body down. Most or
them just 1et you down unlll
you sink above }'(M.lJ' head .
There are also soggy-boggy
booby tra~ lurking along lake
shores aod river banks. They
.are IOUpy mlxtuus of water
and silty mud. SOme are
dllgul~ with toppings of , ..... .,, to looll lil:e grassy
meadowl. All ~ agree
that the bell aalely rule la to
plan ahead. Quicksands and
their bow" , tlnfolk can fool
any younc explorer. So when' YoU ao wanderlna, be .,,..
there are aturdy grG1m11JJf
near enough ta hear your criee
for help -jwlt In case. Better
still. moke !Mends '"Ith an
older penon who knOW1 Ille
outdoon. And take him •loni lo lat for bogy booby trapt
th•l lull mlghl be lurldn1
ahead.
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MATT LA BORDE, Realtot _ _ ,
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY Pete ·Barrell f<ea·lt'I
OPEN
THIS WEEKEND 1-5
Chcuf'Ul lrvlnc Tl"n', 3 Bt.
Protected yard. $42,SQO '
1319 BONNIE DOONE
LARGEST SELECJION
Located ln the center o! the COSTA MESA 1.
INDUSTRIAL DIS'l'RICT. Six year old, 2,000 . pn~n~ .
squan; foot buildin_g presently used •.a ~ 1 \. .. '
pfumbrng shop , easily adapted to many Ill· Ol'EN HOURS ~
dustrial or commercial uses. Three private
Offictis* storag~ room plus large~ *p arte
"lith ove~ hea~, ~l's. Property• . ...,pletely •
·bla4·tfpped ~ ~ link I en,~ d . AN
'IDE/IU.SUY 4T ·.\: •1 ...... ., .. ,. .•. $33,250.
Present FinanCint£&n be ass um.ea. . ,
· ! RAMBL'NG HOM.
2l50 ·SQ.•i\.,J:if customi7.,ech ljvUig, ·~u I
. F.OUR' llli'Dlt'OOM, TWO MTHS, :W x ·
l'AMICV'R60M with FIRi!'PLACE and sep-
aratt GUEST ROOM. (ideal Mother·ln·Law
quarters). Enclosed garage, t\VO protected
patios. The answer to a large family's prob-
lems. A bargain at only $25.950 with various
means or f.inancipg available. CALL FOR
DETAILSJI
EASTSIDE COST A MESA
-)_'\ 4 ' ' . DOVER SHQ!IE -VIEW . ·
I 3700 sq. ft. ~ 'i:ustom elegance.: .de~ghtful
family plan : 3 BR,r3"""batlis, dining, room,
maid's room. Wal.out paneled adult !aniily
room with fireplace and wet bar. ,
.. 1046 P11...ior Dr. (~Sun 1..Sl .
Pl!ICE REDUCED -VACANT
• BR.. den . family room , & formal d i n i n g
room, Baycrest. Large yard and new pool .
High insurance loan available.
1907 Hollld•y (Open Sat-Sun l·Sl
WESTCLIFF -DESIRABLE LOCATION
4 Bdrm, large family room, and large kitchen
with breakfast area. New carpets and paint.
1514 Warwick (Open Sun 1-5)
Half blQCk from ST. JOACHIM CATHOLIC BAYCREST -VACANT
CHURCH and PAROCHIAL SCHOOL. Two 4 Bdrm, family room, den, and dining room,
bedrooms, dining room. deluxe ki tchen and A Bonus: child-safe swimming pool.
large 18'xl8' family room. Family room 1607 Santl•go Dr (Open Sat, Sun 1.5)
could be used as a third bedroom. Two patios
(one covered) -16' x 30' HEATED and Fil· BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED_:WESTCLIFF
TERED POOL. Double garage and boat or You don't have to lift a hand to move int o
• VACANT, redecor. 3 Br., din,
.re !am, ln1med. mo:vc-Jn.
bltn, t.rcez.cr, many !Xtras.
$ll.500
2215 ANNIVERSARY • Lldo 1'1i<.l'roba•~i;,J<,. !. ..
,oversize lol. Sou th patio.
let VIA TRIESTE • CJM DUJl:Lex, doubltt loL. T9w.
cring SycanlOres. 'T'enns.
. 4111fERNLEAF • OPEN SA'P.
Nr"'·ly decor. 2 Br. on 42' R-2
lo!, tenns. $35,900
S09 BEGONl/I . '
OPEN SUN. ONLY
Decorated for the "now"
i encration. 3 Br., wet bar.
lotln. care yard. $34,900
18061 MANN
HAL PINCHIN
& ASSOCIATES
67>4392 Anytime
MESA VERDE trailer storage off alley. ~enced and beauti-this 3 Bdrm, 3 bath home \vith paneled fam-
full land scaped yards. AN EXCELLENT i/y room. 5 BEDROOMS
BUY -First Come First Served. 1100 W•stcliff Or. (Open Sat, Sun 1-5) 3 baths. electric bit . ins.
5 Bedrooms - 2 Baths Offic• Open S•turd•Y• & Sund1y1 ep~~.:i·D~~·N R.~l:y
· 5 BDRM, Sp'allish, on the course '73,SOO
• > , lmmac. f ll'i>RM. Pacesetter, $34,'50
, • , Twe>Story, big! g"'*tiJom, $41,9SD
... Needs ~int, on fairway with pool,
view, oDly $54,950 ,, .... 3 BDRM, Pac,,.
setter, near Ad8ms Elem., $331950 ..... .
' Ca mbridge Estates, 3 +den, Vac., $33,750 ·
. , .... Garden atrium: 4 BDRM. $:15.500
, ...•. Breathtaking view, new 3000 sq.
fl. lull 6.9% LN., $11,SOD , ...•• CUto 3
BDRM, shag cpts. nr. course, $26,'50
.... Republic 4 BDRM + diJl , siJigle
story. Immed. Occup .. $4117~ .••..
Clean 4 BDRM, Will lease $mf mo. Uicl.
gardnr •..... View ·homesite, $16~ft0
. . . , ; . Newest tistiJlg, 4 BDRM, big lo~
nice aru .$28,950 . : . : • Palatial estate,
pool & view. Cities' linest'$15S,000 ..... .
Home with everything, \iv , din . fam, &
4 BDRMS, 2 story, 2 !rplcs $46,950 .• , .••
2150 MIS.A Yll;DI Dlt. e COSTA MtsA e PHOMl 146-lttO
pper ay P.ETE £ARREIT REALTY Be•utiful Duplex l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lll u B · J s10-~so Evl"S. 6.fl-4951
Two Story-$26,500 ~... 16os. w .. 1,u11 Dr .• N.B. ~~,'. :i'.';~;a.:":~;,, .. ~ For Daily Pilot Want Ads
SLIGHTL Y'sPANISH, slate entry, brick L.R. t · 642~5200 "nm.
floor. "Death Valley. Rlick Bark" fireplace. • ""'"':'~.,;"~ ..... , "" Jelephane 642-5678 Mexican tile in baths. COSTA MESA'S BEST ·-~··-~ lllG-FAMILY BUY. N .. Ued al the end of a . "-"==· =====:;._ ____ ....;.. __ _
pnvat.e c~l-de-sac. Large yard -workshop & Gtntril tOOO General fOOOGeMral · 1000Gtn.r1I · 1000 General plenty parking space. NEAR Y.M.C.A. -Be _________ I·-'-"''-----------------------.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[I 1000
cha~HEAPlsE -CLOSE IN MESA VERDE COURTYARD POOL "'° 4 BEDROOM ONLY $11,950. Don't lei the price loo! yo~. $2B,850 Tb1s t\vo bedroom • eleganUy carpeted over
wood floors has been remodeled recenUy and
of!e~s a BEAUTIFUL BUil T-IN KITCHEN
WITH ASH CABINETS, breakfast bar. din·
ette area and separate service porch. Live in
comfort and shop only two blocks away at E .
17th Street Shopping Center. R-2 LOT · ADD
ANOTHER UNIT LATER.
SALESMEN • SALESWOMEN NEEDED
\\'llh a ~au11ru1 5'" ~; FHA
Loan, ASSUlfABLE at 5~ <;{.
"'ith NO point,;! S1ti4 /mo.
PAYS ALL~ Huge Jiving
room, spacious IAmily rooin,
built in EJ..ECT'RIC kitchen.
Like n<'w carpetin&. lovt'IY
patio and landscapinr. Near
&ehoolii and shoppin&. HUR-
RY for Uns one!
WE SELL A HOME 646•0555 EVERY 31 MINUTES
220 E. s ..... .,.t~ St. Walker & Lee
IE. 17th St. Sltoppi"t Ctr.) · 2C4J Westcliff Dr.
Z20L I~ '46-9555 COSTA MESA 646-ml Open Eves:.
'// / "k f . d/ , 2400 ELDEN #32 you 1 e our nen y service o,,. soR. ""' "''" ba"""""
Evenings Call 548-3265 or 646.-4579
pad, 'Vhy pay rent "'hen you
can have a Ill." wrilc:'-OJf?
Sl8,950 full price. Your
G9ner1I 1000 terms. Try first & la.!!1
month'!! plus secu1•1ty ~pas.
OPEN SAT & SUN 1·5 I .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I 1t as the down payment. Va.
ONLY 13 ODO FEET cant. no credl1 checlc, MOVE 413 ACACIA ' IN TODAY!
CORONA DEL MAR
"PENNSYLVANIA
DUTCH"
O\armirlg 2 story farm hou~.
with everything, including
pegged hardwood lloor5 to
modern built;in kitchen. Pri-
vacy on Ice land, South of
the Hi-way. 3 bedroom, 2
ba!h + laifc family room.
i~T,500.
613-8550
RTHEREAL \. ~p'.f A,'.fE~
TO BEACH
Sr you'll also gel <( big
bdrms. 2 baths, "''/w
carpets, drapes, plw;h
landscaping " much
n1ore. Walk to school.~
&· shopping. VA NO
DOWN or IBA financ-
ing <1vallable, Be
qu iC'k!
BALBOA PENINSULA
Functional. y,·ell planned
family home, centrally lo-
cated nr. ocean &: bay, park
& tennis Cts. 4 BR., 2-sty.
S:f.l.&00. 17•11 Plaza De! Sur.
MODERN 1 YR. OLD
•
COATS 3 BR. 2 Ba, home designed
It for 2od story unit. 2 Blks to
WALL.AC! bay, ocean, shopping, $49,500
REAL TORs Rid Carpet Realty
$18,500 .546-4141-2025 W. Balboa. NB 6~
J bedrooms, 2 balhs, all elt'<'· fOpen Ev..Wnp) 2~49 E. Cst liwy CdM 675-6060
tric push bUUoti ~uil1·in !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!!""I $24,500
kitchen o.•itJt TIC\V vinyl til.J. SQUEEKY CLEAN "FOREST OF TREES''
SpaclGus I yard . delightful d 'be 3 BR, BA Tafl trees shade I~ grounds.
patio. NC'ar Ocath, schools & cscn 5 .our . 2 Block 1\·an fence. ~lig~tful
shopping. llomc iv/hrcplc, ~kc new "w patio, artistic l<1nd&eapu1g, l
846-0604 TARBELL cpls. drps, blt·in rangr l: Bedroom, 2 balhs, formal
!---------I OVl'll, and P(X)L. \Ve loVf' dining roon1 Drcan1 kitchen
APPROX1~1ATELY 12 acre our horne. but n:ust llCJl fo1· • finest buill-in appliances.-
Avocado grove: 3 BR. 1~• reasonable pr 1 c e. ~pen dish"•asher. 5'ID-11'.!0
Baths-Ifill Top View home. hou!iC. 1833 S. Fore111, San1a TARBELL 2955 H bor Sam \\'/ 11tud10 apt, Ana. Phone the Albert8oru;, ar
TI4/728-89l6 540.271 ~ DiaJ 642-5678 !or RESULTS
1000 Gener•I 1000 General
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Office Open Offlct O,."
Satur4ays & Sund1y1
Cl1eck These Hu111f~Plched V oh1e1
PART TIME CARPENTER
r·1nish. the extra room with bath to existing 2 bdrm. unit In ~t COM area
and you'll ha\le the "buy of buys" at $39.500. Copper plumbing, Hd"'d fln,
paneled Uv. Rm, Beamed celling, h'plc. Cbenn and character Inside and out.
All lhi.!l plus rental apl in rear, ideal for the right party.
675-3000 E11enlng~ 673-ffiM
IRVINE TERRACE SACRIFICE .
A real family-tested home now too large for widow. Quality all the \11ar,.
3 Bdnn .,.. Hobby Room, 3 Baths, Top area, priced well Undf!I' tomparab e
homes. Vacant -quick possession, abttnt owner very C'ooperallve on terms.
Low dtlwn payment, will carry 2nd, wlll Men acrept trust det'ds -• n'.'al
value a l $54,950. 675-3000, Evening! 675-6n:.i
NOW HEAR AND SEE THIS!
2 Bedroom hom~ + tully furnished i Bdrm rental Apt. "lk!4lOtlfut down·
town Corona de.I Mar" -enjoy close-in, convenienct' livini:: "'Ith rrnW
ulCome. You can'l beat It for $44,500. 675-3000, 644.(818
FABULOUS OCEAN VIEW LOT
Onr.-Fourth Acre adjacent lo Emerald Bay, In area of Sl00.000 homea. Build·
ing Kites of this type: are almost nonexistent anymore-wilt\ pricn soar~ng.
Owner will carry ~t Trust Deed or might consider subordination. Priced
novr at '31.900 - a look may do It. 675-3000. Evenlngii: 675-5764
GREAT 3 BEDROOM TWO-STORY DUPLEX
.. , wcU under h>day's reproduction cosl!I ! On Ottan side of Coast Hwy.
close-in COJ\f. only 5 yCBrs old, good construction. F.ach unit hu 3 nice
Bdrms, 2 Baths, modern built-in kitchen, b~akfast bar, frple, double gar-
ag~. $62,500--end \Ve have a serious selJer. 675..aoc>o, Evenings 673-04'79
QUALITY 4 PLEX $58,500
Terrific Costa ?>I~ location. 4 good. modern units, nearly 1,000 sq. ft. Pl:\.
2 Bdnna, l liii Baths. • car110rls, extra storage. Schrdul~ grog $6480-Bef·
ter than aveng~ return. Orw' vacancy 1l9r New Owner. Shown anytime.
Sound Interesting? 675-3000, Evl'nings 548-8868
?.1ulliple Salrs U11 195' Ovf'r Ui.st Y~11.r. List NO\\' -You ll<'vrr had it ~o
i:ood! Call U! plcasr . , , 675-3000 for rnarkrt appraisal.
CALL NOW PLEASE 675-3000 -
BAY & BEACH REALTY, Inc.
"Wt know the Harbor Ar•• and the H•rbor Area knows us"
AND
"FOREVER VIEW"
Jn Dover Shorr11. Bnu1d nrw
plan by lVAN WEU.S soon
to be rompleted.
4 BDRM. 3 bath11 plus PCl"'-
der J'OOOl, 3 car GB.nit!, ol
counc.
Slep dov.11 living roo1n wilh
high beamed cellir'c. Rich-
ly panelled f.arnily room
' with set'Ond firepla ce l wet
bar. Large isl.and kitchen,
1eparate breakla1>t nook,
~ heated pool.
Thi., beautiful Wells-built
homt' is truly an invitation
lo elegant living. Welt'Ome:
Roy J. Ward Co.
{8a.,ycrest OWccl
1'30 Calax,y Drive 646-1550
EASY LIVING
LIKE NEW 1'"2 yeu old ~
dominiwn. Beautilul 1WI).
1iilory in Adult section wilh
pool and clubhouse includ·
ed. Please call !or an ap.
pc;;ntmenl. and you will be
plea.sandy surprised, 0 n I y
SZl .!lO. ,/OiJJJ,,.. ~"OATS
~WA~ACE
REALTORS
--546-4141...,......
(Open Evonlogsl
OCEAN VIEW· $30,SDO
REDUCED $30001
A lo\oely vk!w in ewl')' direc-
Hon. King sized bedroomM,
lu.'(uriouB buill-ln kitchen, 2
baths, family room. Formal
dining room. Patio. 540.1m
TARBEll 2599 Harbor
DOVER SHORES-
Ne"' 6 Br. 5 Ba. Fam. rm.
I.: din. rm. 2 Frplcs,
Sl 19,600
OPEN DAILY 1·5
1423 GALAXY DR.
Y.'l'ank Jamf!!I, RJ!r. s.18-1611
CHAI<GE fr
;":.!Jrrepfaceatfe JlnJa J6/e
• "-' Open Sundoy 12 • S
82 Linda 1st. Drive
New waterfront home just completed. Spa· '
ciow 4 Bedrooms, 5 Baths, 2 story home 'I~~
large sunken living room, separate dinptf
room & breakfast nook & kitchen. Fully car• t
peted. Beautifully decoratod & landscaped.,
Pier & slip installed. Priced at $155,000. ,
• Linet• Isle DeveloprMnt Co. I
1080 81ysi d• br, N.B. Bill Grundy 67~11 •
1000 General ,I~
Coldwell, Banker .
OFFERS:
BRIGHTON RD.
CAMEO SHORES
Custom designed & bit. home, ior couple
living. Lushl y planted, pool-size patio, ex-
tra lge. master sujte, guest qtrs:., paneled
den w/frpl . & wet bar, din. Tm.; 3 Car
garage. . ......................... $159,000.
Ka'thryn Raulston
CAMEO SHORES
Open Sun. 1 ·5 4512 Roxbury
• 13R's., conv. den w/\Yet bar;' 5 baths.
Lge. swiming pool in scenic setting. OWner
moved , anxious ~ .......... .' ....... $69,500,
Al FUik
CHINA COVE -GREAT VIEW
Enjoy seeing every boat in & out o{ New•
port Harbor, plus CataJina. ~Iodern 3 BR.
2 Ba. home in A·l shape. 2 Fiq,p beaches.
Xlnt FinanciJlg ..................... $62,500
Walter Haase
OPEN SUNDAY 1 ·5
128 Harbor Island Rd. $62,500
Spacious. immaculate 2 bedroom & conver-
tible den. 2 Frplcs., 21h baths. Add 2nd
story for vie'" of water.
Mary Lou Marion
OPEN HOUSE SUN. P.M.
Visit this fine Bayshore home. 3 Bdrm., S
Ba. w/form. din. rm. &: garden rm. Priv.
beaches. Boat slip available. 2591 Bayshora
Dr. . ............................. $58,950.
Mrs. Harvey
OPEN SUN. 1 ·5
HARBOR VIEW HILLS
1038 Sandcaltle. Popular split-level 4 BR.
home. Den w/wet bar &: frplc. Din . Rm.
View of ocean & hills ............. $57,950.
Carol Tatum
OPEN HOUSE SAT /SUN 1-5
894 SANDCASTLE, CdM
PACIFIC PANORAMA
Unfold s from most of this elegant Harbor
View Hills Home. Featuring 3 BR., 21h ba.,
lge. fam. Tm., gourmet kit. \Yith all elec.
g~~:·i~~-.. 2 .. ~~~~~~~~:. ~·r·o·C.'. ~~~~~~~~I;
Chu ck Place
HARBOR VIEW HILLS OPEN
Jjew lisJ,ing .:... 3430 Seabreeze. 3 BR. 2 Ba., fam. rfn .. din. rm,. fireplace ; pro!. land·
scaped. Beautiful home -come by Stln.
l:S & !Ake a look ................... $51,500.
Joe cµ.rkson
' t
1255 SOMERSET "LANE
82xl,10 Vacant lot, $23,500. Choice c.orner ..
Besl, lowest price in this desirable area ot
custom, expensive homes. You own the
land. Owner w/carry 1st T.D.
Mary Lou Marion
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
550 NEWPORT CENTER DR .,
NEWPORT ~EACH
133-0700 644-2430
llOOGeneral
THE REAL ESTATERS THE REAL ESTATERS
COSTA MESA
2790 HARllOR BLVD.
546-2313
' . : SHIMMERINt; IEAUTT
t r1 bceutlful M~ 9'trdc. A new Rtpublic
l £8 month& ~ '4 bedrooms. .1 ~· cw; tom drltbN:t W oari>rti1: famous
t D KJtchen. I ~ pnt.BC W1th p!:\.511-
boat dooe.Jor fuo. Corner lot wl1h. "rlllY ~ to ~ 1'.td. Much more to , Ilk andiapp:redate.:run ~ ~;1'0.
~ HW'! OWNEl TIANSRltUD
This outstandin& F.ast&ide 4 Bedroom, 2
bRth home is .,acant Owntt needa fut
action and will conalder lOt;e down d't'
even a Jeue option to qualified bu1tt.
Offered at $40,995.
eoUNTlY S9UllE
U yo.1 like rancb lMng. but ~·ant ft exclusive and elegant,
this home ls ror )'OU. 'Mrere &1'f'
5 bcdl"OOmll. 3 batN: and IA.rKf!
COyt,rfd patio. ONE ACRE to
romp In with ho~ pl!TTTlltted.
CaJJrornla llvit?J" al Us belt.
A.">:'!llmfl 6.sr:. loan. m .ooo.
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NEWPO~T BEACH
1700 NEWPORT BLVD.
646-7171
WESTCllFf POOL HOMI
Lovely 3 bedroom, 'l bath. on a quiet side
llt~. Extnt. l11r.1te livirla: room. Lob of
ittotaie «pace. lfratcd 1iool in !1.Cperited
~ard. Owner haa moved and w1.11ts a qUJck
sale 149,\100. ~l's talk lt-rms.
ASSUMI sv.-.-V.A. LOAN
No qualil'ytng. Interesting home. lmmedi·
ate J)Olldlkm. Full p8yments ~ tbatl
ttnl $15&00 per month pool .ize )'tl'd.
ClOM' to &hopping. 3 brdroon'I., 2 t..th, brick
firepl•Cf,. $22,950.
DOVER SHORU WND NEW
Stunning ne1\· <I Bdnn .. 3 bl.th. Custom
home with .1pAclous ramily room with wrt
be.r. Torm&I dlnl nr room. Attnclive dealflJ\
for family 11\•lnJ.? 11.nd entcrtainln~.500
-Current 7'-t'< loan Min br 1uumed.
"LOOK '01t THIS SIGN"
WE Nt;ED LISTINGS ·
We Have, Buyers W•lting.
\Ve "111 Inspect your proper!)'; show
you what comparable propcrl.)' bu. ~old for and Ml~ )'OU teCUrt the best • poW.ble price Cot your home. -
l'lOOf . POSITIVI
Ask anyone ot OW' cllenta -We wUJ be Rlad to &'W: you nama from our m.. -lfo" d our buslneu comet trom ,....,,.." and Jenner cu .. tt.
.,., R•al Action In Real Estate
COlONA DEL MAR
332 MARGUERITE
673-8550
P.RtVATI IEACH
,1 bedroom1, convertibl• dtn, family
rnom and formal dining room with a
vk!w ot ocean and jett_y, All tbls PUJS
a gorgeous lara:c pooL 1n a protect.r.d
court.yard •. , for the f&Jllfly 'that de·
lem!S tbe bell $'77~.
sms TO COlDNA UACH
Immediate OCC\lp&ney ls available on the
unlq~ vamnt 4 bedroom 2 bath borne.
Only 1~ &W~ tram lowly lttUe Cof-.
ona Beacli lb one1ol the finelt avaUabte
loca.Uons tn COM. -OUr at.ntet owner
..,. SEU. -REDUCED TO $64,llOO.
rENi:t$TLVANIA DUTCH
ChannLn1 2 •'°'>' f11rm hot1se1 with evOT')'·
lhlni, lncl~in& pe~ hardWood. OOON tn
modern bllilt·ln klfchen. Pr.lv1cy on fer
1tnd. South ot t~ JJl·V.'8.)', 3 ~. 2
beth, + larf:e family rwm.
INVESTMENi
MONEY MAKERS
l·DELUXE UNITS
6-2 BRI ll 2·3 BR. all with 2 baths. all lhe
custom features (Jf 11. nier home. Located
oh caraway Drive, Costa MHA. Excellent
ror II"'" In or tax ~turn properl)t. Prked
$139,000.
I UNITS MONEYMAKB
$80,000 FUU. PRICE-fl0,000 OOWN ~ carr:let bllal'ICI. Aalurnabte '" JOiin. 10 )'etU"l new. Very aood location. Prthli-
toric f'l'ntl with l's from _ _t~CX)) bu"'*
ll"IOOme of $9,480.00, achcuu.aeo total Nblrn
flqU&h 21.t ". Tax 1hcltt'r + So. Calif. ap-pl"C!dm.UOn.
coaollA DIL MAl
INCOMI UNITS
$0( 2·bedrootn Unita IOUlh of
hli;:hway. 2 blocks to OC!Nn.
ln • Haw&llan aettlng, Each
apt with l':'du~ patio. Bit-in
kllt:ht.M. C..rpc,ta •nd drapt'f.
Ellt"elleti\ aumrM.r rental af"C'B,
$1~000.
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OIAJIM
COUNTY'$
LAllO!ST
2Uf HAllOI II.VD.
546 IMO
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Iii 1:30
Cazier Than Cozy
You've 10 to tft' tblt
hoUte lrs aa cute u It.
can be with 2 hice allld
bedrooma wltb wall tCJ
wall <m1"'1ln& tluwf<h-
out that SI lib new. 1be
ltvln&' T 0 0 m (M.lW'8
wall to waU carpelinl:
and a lloor to ceW.n.a:
~place, the ent.i.tt
.borne bu just been
painted lmlde and out.
1be owners have cone
away and ttrt it vacant
to you can move in
right away. HO\\' d~s
'18,000 80llnd?
4 Bedrooms riew
$39,600
Tbls ii an lmmacula te 4
bedroom home on the
bluUs in Costa Mtu
OYtt looking all of New-
port BMch, It shows
like a model home witl'I
b eautiful carpetina
tbrou&hout. lht're Is an
unobstructed \'iew from
the rear terrace. , •nd
muter bedroom suite,
and a profeulonall.Y
landacaped &oat ya.rd
encloRd p atio an d
atrium entry way. It'•
ftDC911l so 51."C It now.
Collete Park
Bargains
FINER HOMES
'DOVD SHOUS
tlnUIUll CUJlom borne Oil lar&• carnor lo\ in
buutlfll1 Dovv Shores. Buperbly dlCOrated.
S BeclrnolDI, S bolhs plus powder room. Wet
be' 1>feotfasl room .\ family room. Spacious
I: terrace. ProfesslooB!Jy landscaped. ,500. CaU for app't. ,
CAMEO SHORIS
Old world charm abounds In \he flnea\ of
cratt&mamhip in lhe expenaiv& use of rich
paneling, beam ceWngs & used brick, In this
truly custom. 4 bedroOm borne; huge family
:.~ ... -~.~~~~~-~t-. ~~~~. '~~. ~--~lt,~
Open Sat. & Sun. 4615 Perham, CdM
GOLD COAST
Over 4,000 sq. It. of haury living with a pan-
oramic view. 4 lledroolns, bu&e Uving'room
breakfut area. Paneled fallilly room with
fireplace. Like new. Priced ........• 145,000.
Open Sat. & Sun. 1330 Galaxy Dr.
IRYINE TERRACE
Eotra.nce gates open to free-form pool 1n
beautiful, lush plantings, in this spacJous 4 bed.roo~ ~ome with mainificenl view of bay.
Wrge_ l1vmg rodm, dinmg room, 2~ baths.
Asking .. '"."'"""""'"" " .• 115 000 Open Sat. & Sun., 2015 Galatea Terrac~
PRIME VIEW
Qual~t.'!' custom 3 bedroom home. Large sunk·
en living room. huge family room which
could . acc~modate billiard table. Island, all ~leclric kitchen & formal dining room. Ask·
mg ................................ $87.500.
Open Sat. & Sun. 1014 Santiago Drive.
DOYER SHORES
G~acious living for your family. View home
\Vlth pool. 4 Bedrooms, dining room, family
room •. 4 baths. 4,000 Sq. ft. plus 3 car garage.
BeautifuUy carpeted. draped & de<orated.
Ideal fo r entertaining. Asking ... , .. $104,000 Call fo r app't. ·
CHARMING CUSTOM HOME
Brick walks, beamed ceiling in famQy room
with noor to ce~g. brick fireplace. 2 Bed·
rooms, sepatate di.D ing room, eating area in
kitchen, looking out to a back yard greeii with
frwt trees &: beautiful plantings. 2 Fireplaces.
Eastern charm in a Southern setting. $65,000.
iohn macnab
REAL TY COMPANY
901 Dover Or., Sulte 120
642.a235
General 1000
REALTOR 645-0121
c
All Yocut for 91lck l'OSHSl!dn
All 3 ledroom Homes
Low Down-Easy Terms
Low FHA interest with bal•nce of
•pprox. $23AOO on this home •t
• 211141 Bayvle"! SL, Sanla Ana Heljbu
Obtain GI , Conventionel or FHA on
• 20372 Bayview St., Santa Ana Heights
• 3002 Fernheath Lane, Costa Mesa
ALSO. H•ve (2} Vt Acre, 2 & l BR Units.
Cont•ct Owner/~nt a t
20372 Bayview St., Santa Ana Heights
Sony no phone c11lls.
1000
Gonorol IOOOGoneral 1000 I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;10.n.ral 1000 Gener•I
B a rgain
Family illness forces immediate sale. Over
2,000 sq. ft. 4 Bedrooms, Hving Rm, dining
Rm, kitchen with built4in.s plus detached rum-
pus or hobby Rm. All plastered no "dry wall".
Large rear fard completely fenced. Lot over
8,000 sq. It. Nicely landscaped. '311,000 Tenns
flexible.
Owner. O•ys 673-0670, Eves, S.U.5490
ltiiiiiii~-~--BAYCREST
Gapt.ivattnr European
Archltteturt! S,IXll sq ft
of ho:ury living, designed
around tetTaDO atrium.
5 BDRM, 4% baths,
maid'• qua.ners, Elep.nt
mountaln &: b a y viev.·.
Immediate poSSCSliion.
RealiatM:ally priced at
$178.000, including import-
ed fu.rnlshinp.
BELLE PARTCH or
BILL CUSICK, 646-1070
1000 JAY W. YEA TS C O .
371 Newp()rt Blvd., NB R•••W!i.IW/
LOOK!
At al! this home
Ma to offer:
Heated Jbll
3 lkdrooms, 1 Baths
Formtl dinli:w room,
panel~ l.amlly room
\\'ilh fireplatt.
Attractive Ya.rd
Baye:~st Location
\Vould You Believe
$56,500 ~
140 Harbor Island Rd.
(off Bayside Dr.)
BeauWul 4 Bedroom, 3 bath home. 40 Ft.
pool. On 6/7ths of an acre. Do not mlu \h1J
on Sunday. S9s.OOO OPEN 1..S
Wm. Winton, Realtor
219 Marino, Balboa Is land
675-3331 ()pan 'Ill f Every Night
Gener•I 1000 G~r•I 1000
costa Mesa Dirty ====I .HOME & , I-low about 4 1ari:e bedroom•.
l bathl, elec blt·illll. double
garap-, larp cukfe.sac Joi,
forctd air beating, 6~ lnter.
e1t on an uswnable k>M.
palnt ii. fix it, love ii.
ORANGE COUNTY 'S
LARGEST
262' HARBOR BLVD.
5461640
COMMERCIAi.
Live In the 3 BR Sharp
Sharp home and have 84' x
233' commerclal lot to me
for bualnul. 1 separate rar· ~-Ideal for 11oraie o.r ! !
$39,500
<Name )'OUT tenns)
Now port
at
Victoria
...an
C anytlmo)
OPEN EVES TILL 1:30
MESA VERDE-$25,950
HUGE LIVING ROOM I
Fonnal Jiving rooru e>.:tencli from front to rt'ar of home. ""~~!!!!!!!!l'!~!!!!!,;,,!!I
2 baths, huge bedrooms. 5 BEDROOM -
family room, Near »Choo!s, MESA VERDE
churches, a:oU course &. ma-COUNTRY CLUB ;;Ge;;"";;;;;r;;al;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IOOO;;. ;;. I Gtnorol
4 BIG BEDROOMS WANT THE ;or shopplllg. 5A0-1120 AREA
TARBELL 2955 Herbor 2450 l<I. ft. of 1racloua llvini:.
REAL TORS 3 ba1h.!.. 36 ft, faQJilY room .
IYHERE EIJ!E an""' BEST' l'IER & SUI' 673-4400 2 IEDROOMS '"'•'""'· B"Ul-in ldtcbon, find a 6% Y'l!l.r old home • dlshwa~ht'r, Air conditioned, on a quiet street near Sever•I v.ry choice CORONA DEL MAR 01 1 ~~ •·•· Thi11 EXClTlNG 5 BDJL'I $20,950 •'-' -~ -Dow n ~ room. ''"'"~ UQUW aU IChooll A shopping 3 I. 4 Bdrm. homes .-,,,_....,.,_. n replacement, 54().1720
AND a DOUGHBOY BAYCREST home, cwtom· F I Decorative •lone work cB-Won't Last Long ! bo · POOL included for only built by Jvan W~Us. Is '~ rom $ 39,500 hances lovely uitra-mode.tn DOVER REAL TV TARBELL 2955 Har r
126.800. Wdl, wt:'w lo please you with its II.tit" Ready to move in! exterior, Gentle: slopinc root 675-4343 HARBOR LIGHTS
found It &: you can stt f.amily room, aeparate dlnin& lines. Spaclowi bedroonts, 2 1.,..,..,.~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!! I Vi<' I\' ol ocean I.. bas. Ste.pi
It. Call l'IOW! Oh, \\'~ al-room, breakt.ul area, beam-bath~. Built-in kitchen. It~ I= $23,500 to beach. Lovely home \vith
moit fora:ot the COV· ed ce.illnp, iounntt kitcbtn covered patio. WATERFALL & BBQ 1vallt"d garden. $108,500, Mo
ERED PATIO. DISH· ""'ilh Wand range, BBQ and 142"'691 TARBE LL sume loa n 1t 6~)<;\. loadod 'th ~_, Oversized bedrooms, al>peal. I \VASHER & LARGE WI cu,,.,.,... .. s. A 673.3515 MOTE L . 1. p1a d' . 1 Waker Rlty, 67.S-5200 1-~WILY ROO TOO t't'al pleasure lo show you? 1ng ire Ct', 1nmg room or M ! JERRY RtEUD Nr. Disneyland. Priced at !host f 0 rm a 1 occuk>ns. 3336 Via Lldo, NB Open Sun.
•
COATS LEASE Wini OPTION 2400 J x iros&! Sprinklers iront & rear. 1h ACRE-POOL
& CHAS. ARNOLD Elden No. 32. FUU price Pyramid Exch&rpra 646-2629 Brln:unlne with charm er. Custom 3 BR 2 BA home.
WALLACI 388 E 17 S C. $13.950 $110 total per month. great potentil.ls~ 541).1720 J·lorses or unit!. 142,950
llALTOIS '~~-· M. Bkr. 962-44.n 546-8lD3 OAD..Y PILOT WANT ADS! TARBELL 2955 H•r bor Ownr, S3l·i636 54641•1~ 1 ~~~,;;;;,:;;;... ....... 11;;:::'.~======";';;;:;;::::::;=======;:~~~~==,===::"'==~~~===~:;:;=::==:;;::=-I IOpoft -· BIG 5 BEDRM. Gonoral 10000.naral 1000 Gontrol 10000.norol 1000
::s========-IJr. estate$= I· rwm lorlii=================================f:i EXECUTIVES "'bn. pool, '""' •h"''" Sl 6 Ruby St., Balboa Island
\Yho entertain will iov~ tha drapes" carpetin&. 2 story. a M 67!>-3331 (Sun 1--5)
T'endcr loving care Is 11.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;. j--------
what this "°""' n...,, OPEN HOUSE BAYSffORES
Master bedroom with fire. pen ou.1reir 324 Snug Harbor (Clif!haven) NB ~~~~ha';.ingbl'':;;; plaCf'. Adcl\Lional firepltl"e in ,., -,. 645-2000 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
cell ing anc1 looks out on de-IJ,vlna: room. Fonnal dlni.111 2215 Anniversary Lane, Newport Beach
litht!W patio and Ja.ndscap. room. 5"0-l120 675-4392 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ~ya.rd. Fonnal dining room l"ARBELL 2955 Harbor THIS WEEKEND 256 Oceanview. Newport Beach Ifs lOCAled In a cul«-Sot, Sun. 1·5
aa.c and a IUJ"e lot, the 222 .. 20th St., CM VACANT -Private beach
communil)' w/? pnv. beach.
cs -FURN. J bdrm. 3 bath.
muter bdrm. w/ acp. drt!ss.
ln1 mi, opens to l&e. encl.
patio. bat type kitchen \vi
lgf!. dln. art!a, w/w cpl.,
drapes, S4T.500 • Owntr will
carry.
• family room \\ith fireplace Oc.en View -SU,0001 ~7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
• """"'" breakfas1 room -'"THE BLUFFS'" 1207 Berkshire (\VestclilJ) NB dicondra lawm front Ir This espedaUJ planned prop.
rur need to be ~-.terect, erty b unuaua1 as It will lllit ::~~~~ baths. Preilla:e area in Newport.. 64~7171 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
Kin< .u.. .........,,., ' • .., "" -.,__,., .,,. ,., '"' _,. • { B d ) the automatic 1prink· the older couple who would
Jen should take can! of I~ lo retire gracefully in
that. and yoo can take a 2 BDRM Early American
care or the paintl.na. dttianed borne and have
Y most of thtir <eXJ>'nscs pa.XI. ou can al.Jo auume the Or the Investor who wants a
51Ai~ FHA Joa.rt wtth home + guest howJe on a
law. low monthly pay. 89 x 275' lot. + 4 2-BDR..\f
mtnb Including taxes &-units Y.'ith 1. 1>epe.rate en·
ln.wre.nce:. Hur r y it I~ on Sierks SI. Owner
won't last! will carry first TD to quali.
lied~.
Growing Pains?
~·• the &nswt'r a 5
bedroom 2 be.th home in
eestaide Costa Mesa.
1tJe' full price-Is $28.500
with either FHA or VA
term& available, tM sell·
er Is wry arWous ~
cause the h~ ii va-
cant. 9et It and you'll
want It.
Income Units
No Down -Vets
• * • * OUPLEX
Nt•r H•rbor Hi
Two aepa.rair 2 BDR.Af, 2
bath homes on Jatre k>t. Top
l't"nlal area. Excellent terms. .. .. . .
CORONA OEL MAR
South of h\ahway ~.Jum.tne.
4 BDR.\t + dil'lir'C room -+:
3 baths, B\lyer can uaume
'""' loan. """""1<6.~.
lachenmyer
j.t, "' c
1.860 Newport mvd., CM
CALL 646-3921
Evrs. 644-1655 546-2'190
IMMED. POSS.
5 BR & FAMILY
This la~ fa mily home in
North O:isla M('t\8 \1'1th a.II
the bull! • Ins including a
.,.,.atcr cooditiontr. Needs 11
• JEAN SMITH,
Realtor
646-m.I
COSTA MESA «Kl E. 17th, Ctilta Mesa
R-2 Eutside location, nice 2 bdnn. plu.!1 a:ueiit room & 4 BEDROOM
kitchen adj, prq:r, rooni 6•/. FHA LOAN
foNeEW'PtiRTO~Y:C2,:.500· ":'.n1°~c~:.~ re:!~:;;:
1407 NOTTINGHAM !rig t"V(!rythlng. ~home,
n.... S 1 & s 1 5 Wt11 landscai'cd. SparkUnr .,..n a . un. • CHOICE WEsrcw..rr AREA br\Pt & immaeulatt. 540-lrlO • Immac. adult occupied 3 TARBELL 2955 Harbor bdnn. home, beautiful cot).
dit.ion, 2 baths, lrt. liv. rm. R-2 LOT BEACH
A: din. area. cpt. & drapes. SALE OR TRADE
el!Ct. bU-ln'a. heavy shake ~'X95' Approx. % block from
roof, lovely yard, ASKING ~an in excelltnt area •
147.500. ' owner would conaldtt tn.de ''C'' THOMAS for duplex or triplex. $9,000
R-ltor &.bonlinet1on . ....,.122.000
-CH IL T ROBINETT
224 \V. Coast Hwy ~ REALTOR 66-0128
Newport Beach. Eve. ~
UNBEL I EVA BL EI CUSTOM BUILT $2tl,OOO MOUNTAIN VIEW 5 BE ORM + POOL s:pac;ous bedrooms, rich wood
l BATH -$26,950! Pf.n!!.ling, fireplace, carpet.
Finest ·locatloti nrar every-ed .l. draped lhru-OUl, utiJ.
thlrl&;. Jr. Eatate s I zed it)" room, covered patio,
grounds, RJch wood panel-double garaae.. 2 yean new.
ina:, handwome breakfast bat. TARBELL. 837.(184.i or
Elea:ant tirrplace. Loads ol 837.JTI6.
decklrw: &. patk> areas. "'P"'O~R~L~A~R=o=E-=FAM~-I L_Y_ ~mo TARBELL 2955 He rbor 3 lrg BR's. 2 BA, hy Uvlna • dining nns. lofodem kit.
EASTSIDE • Pool. 3 BR. 2 Lrg lndscpd, fenced lot. P&-
BA. bltna. w/w, compl blck do. $29,500. E, Ot 54U3$
le~. Ul.000. Bier. 646-.1150 Principals only pleast'.
That's right no money
down and thi!I; unit \\'\II
Pl)'" for Itself, you can
live in one unit and f'.n-
joy Jncume f rom th!'."
other, il"s locsted In
Co&ta Mcse and It in ex·
ce.llent condition. Each
uniU: h!l.S 2 bdrms. &.
1% baths, it"s al ...... n
ttntrd. so no vacany
iroblnn t~ tun pM~
11 $32,fm. buy It and
yea can send two kkll
to collese !rtt!
little TLC. Vacant 4:: prict'd Gener•I JOOOGener•I 1000
\Yay under market, Hurry . :c;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;~
-3 Bedrooms
$21,300
A lbarp home ''"It h olivr sreen ntW ca.rptling &:
paaie:Ung. 60x I 00 is the
lot 1ize at lh11l ~rice
a natttt ot t'ect, at
you e&n't mlsa, a.nd ••
lbe.t ~Why1 ~nt !!
OIAJIH
COllN'IT'S
l.UHST
2'2' HAllOll aYD.
14' IHD
o,. lu •"'•' ,.,:JO
this won 't lut. 0 NL y ~
"9.750.
OPEN 5UNOAY 1-4
>077 JoMton Ave., CM ·.
--~---P E RRON
:;$' • ••••• • • ' •
642-1771 Anytime
OPPORTUNITY I
Need 2 llcen9C(f Real Estate
IW1$JX.'Ople. )'ou ha'·e your
oWl\ dcKk and phonl!', \Vcll·
C'Mablls~ Q!Ilcc. Good
wailt-1n trattic. Floor 1ln1e.
Top commiMlon, CaU for ap.
polnlmtnl.
\V. E . l.AC'hrnmye:r, !Utr.
1860 N~'POrt Blvd .• CM
PU: 646-39211 or 673-tiTI
OCEAN VIEW
''ILUFFS'' -$27,000 Prestiae are. near FutUon
hltnd • N.-.-, K1!w .....,
bedrooma, 2 be.U.. Exi;u!iih!
Jplll • l<vtl. -· ......
"""'. T\'y 12S.OO&. $40-11'l0
TARBILL 2955 Harbor
IA YFIONT APT.
Vllta Ott Udo, Pier I sJlp
avallab&e, Stll or ituR/Of>-
tlon, Prlct $21,500,
Georg• WllUamMn
REALTOR
Ew<. tm-t56l
Once In A While
A borne this sharp with a price to match
comes on the mark.el 3 bedrooms, double
detached garage wtlh a separate work shop
lo aaUsfy the hobby man. Coccrete drive
and parking pad for boll or travel \railer
storage. Smartly decorated and immacu-
lately maintained. Ptrfect for \he small
family or retired couple. P rime eutskie
location. OnJy ............. ,, ....... '28,500 '
Newport Heights
With FHA 5>/4 °/o
Spacious 3 bedroom, wilh Spanish tile in
formal dining area. Open bean1s compli-
i:nen.t the cozy firepl~ce. \Ve have 23 ad·
Ject1ves to de.scribe this rare find , the finest
three are "Bright. cheerful, cute,'' call us
now and we will show you the remaining
20. Just llaled •at ................. $26,950
Harbor Hkjhlands
Perfect family home close to ~!ariners
school -3 B. R. I. Study -2 baths -
Han! to beat at .................... $29,500
FOR A WISE &UY
COWWORTHY & CO.
642-7777
baths, Exqulalte ipZJt-be.l. ,.. .. ..._ ........ All ..., tee...._ w.-...... 4 e room
f>40.t720 TARBELL 295.i Har. ... ,_,.a• " ...,... ..._. ~ .;,.,,w ... .._ 3500 Seabreeze, Corona del ~1ar
bor. .. .. I•....,., DAllT PILOT WANT ADS.,..,.... 675-5930 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
General 1000
FOREST E.
OLSON
Inc. RttltDn
NEWPORT
BEACH DELUXE
DUPLEX
Sand pebbles throw from
the pounding surf. Two
Wye bedrooms. La~
laiye bedrooms. Larre
kitchen with deluxe built·
ins. 1Undeeka. GrNt lo-cation. Bia rtnll, Pt.YI for
itadl'. Only S38,500. Call
1)0\V! 645-0.103.
CITY RANCH-
HORSES1
Assume 6 °/o Loan
The big 6 ~o loan pa ys
everything 111 $166.50 mo.
4 master maalive beef..
rooms. IA.r&e. 25 ft. llvlng
roon1. Rig country kit·
ehen with deluxe buDl·tns.
Hugr , huge lot rtght In
tM city~ Plenty of elbow
room, and )'OU can have
hones too! Don't delay!
Call today lor ucittng
low pf'ice and terms. Dlt.1
&40""3.
EASY TO OWN
$21 ,500
$600 Is all a wt with f11A
l)l'lvilert"S needs to OW1'I
Udl bi.a 4 bedroom, 2 baUI
home. AU tht extras ~
mally found ln a Sl0,000
hocic. CIOlt" lo llChools,
shoppina. p.rka. & play-
grounds, Real bar1aln. Bt
WiM'! c..lJ no\\J! 645-0JOJ,
SACRIFICE
$17,990
Rutgfld, ~ CCW'dtr'Uc:-
tloo ---.. 2 bfd.roofn fonnaJ dintrc
room. term. k1kben k>ad-
.d with dlt. Jutt ftdecor..
atl!d In and out Walk to
.:hoots &hop& ol parb.
Grtat locaHon for staner
borne. No othtt ~ UU.!
Call ........
F'ORF..ST E.
OLSON
Inc. ne.Jtoni
lltewlitt .,... -.,.. f.f .... et te ""' .. ..,.. *17$6 Skylark (Baycrest) NB
,. II• .u 19'orMaffM •• ttib ul•• _. Miiey. 64.2-8235 (Sal &: Sun)
{2 Bed room)
148 Via Trieste (Lido Isle) NB
675-4392 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
752 Amigos \Vay <Ea stblufr) NB
675-4130 : 675-1642 (Sun 1-5)
(2 Bedroom & Family or Den)
231 Larkspur, Corona del Mar
675-3000 (Sun 1-5)
128 Harbor Island Rd ., Newport Beach
644-2430 : ~700 (Sun 1·5)
{3 Bedroom)
920 Skyline Drive, Laguna Beach
49Ul74 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *522 El Modena, Newport Height•
673-2020 (Sat & Sun 1-5 )
504 W. Bay, Balboa
67~ (Sun 1-5)
422 Belvue Lane (Balboa Penin) Balboa
675-4600: 673-3095 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ** 106 Linda Isle Drive, Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sat & Sun )
717 Poppy Ave .. Corona del Mer
675-2101 !Sat & Sun 12:30-5 :30)
**2591 Bayshore Drive, Newport Beach
644-2430 : ~700 (Sun PM)
3256 Nebraska Lane (tvlesa Verde) CM
545-9616 (Sat & Sun & Daily)
1900 Seadrift Lane, Corona de! Mar
675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1501 Bayadere Terrace, Corona del f\1ar
675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1-5 )
104 Via Palermo (Lido Isle) NB
673-7300 •
430 Cabrillo. Costa ~1esa
(Sun 1-51
~1151 (Sat & Sun 1-51
*1821 Sabrina (Irvine Terr.) CdM
673-2222 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
{3 Bed room & Family or Don)
**!01 Evening Slar Lane, N.B. · ·64U235 (Sat & Sun)
136S Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
64U2S5 (Sat & Sun)
1010 Oak Street. Co•ta Mesa
673-7420 (Sun l
3023 Country Club Dr .. (Mesa Verdel CM
540-1720 (Sun 1-5 :301
1147 Gleneagle, Co:sla fffesa
~1720 !Sun 1-5)
1100 Westcliff Dr. (Westciif!) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
1046 Pescador Dr .. (Dover Shores) NB
642-s:aiti (Sun 1-5)
2928 Java Rd ., (Mesa Venle) CM
6f2-5200 (Sun 1-51
34.30 Seabreue (Harbor View Hill•) CdM
644-2430: 833-4700 (Sun 1-51
891 SandcasUe (Harbor View Hilla) CdM
644-2430: 833--0700 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
418 St. Andrews Rd .. (N'pt Hta) NB
646-2414 (Sun 1-5)
1132 Goldenrod, Corona de! 1'1 ar
675-4130 !Sun 2·5 l
17942 ~1ann (University Park) Irvtne
6;5-4130 : 675-1642 (Sun 1-5)
211131 Midland Lane. Huntingto!.'tBeach
546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
1833 S. Forest, Santa Ana
435 Canal St., (Ne,vporl Shores) NB
644-2838 !Sat & Sun)
*2001 Commodore, Newport Beach
546-5400 : 545-4941 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5)
277 Brentwood Place, Costa Mesa
546-1960 (Sun 1·51
*140 Harbor Island (off Bayside Dr.) NB
675-3331 (Sun 1·5)
(4 Bedroom & Fa mily or Don)
942 Presidio Dr., (Mesa del Mar\ CM
545-8375 (Sat & Sun 12.-5)
442 Riverside Drive, NeY,.port Beach
543-2988 (213) 964-0207 !Sat & Sun 12.-5)
1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
64U235 (Sat & Sun)
*115 Mil!ord Rd. (Cameo Shore•) CdM
675-11996 (Sat & Sun 12.-5)
316 Catalina Drive, Newport Beach
642-5449 (Sat & Sun 1-6)
4615 Perham (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Daily)
*2015 Galatea Terrace. Newport Beach
fi42-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1941 Windward Lane (Baycrest) NB
646-3255 !Sat & Sun 1-5 )
2341 Irvine (Back Bayl NB
~1720 (Daily 1·5)
1514 Warwick (Westcliff) NB
642-5200 (Sun 1-5)
*1907 Holliday ( Baycrest ) NB
642-5200 fSat & Sun 1-5)
*1607 Sant.Iago !Baycrest1 NB
642-5200 rsat & Sun 1-5)
*4512 Roxbury !Cameo Shores) CdM
644-2430: ~700 (Sun 1-5)
2016 N. Capella Circle. Costa Mesa
546-2313 (Sun 1-5)
1836 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 (Sun 1-5)
2706 Lighthouse Lane, Corona del Mar
675-2503 (Sun 1-6)
1124 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
675-5930 (Sun 1·5)
**82 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle! NB
675-3210 (Sun 12-5)
{5 Bedroom & Family or Der.J
1536 Galaxy Drive (Oover Shores ) NB
642.-a235 (Sat & Sun)
1807 Button Shell (off Holiday) NB
546-7755 (Sun 1-5)
{6 Badro91"" • .& Family or Don)
H23 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shore&) ~B
548-4617 (Dally'1·5)
CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE
(2 Btdroomj
416() Seton Rd. (Univeroity Park) Irvine ~2 (Sat & Slln)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
{3 Bedroom and 2 Bedro om)
604 Orchid, Corona del Mar
673-2222 1Sai & Sun 1..1) .,...
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............ 1!11! ..... WIW'te-ekPh&lltsl DlnMhl.~lne'
al Harbor Center
2299 Htrbor Blvd .. C.M . ~2714 (Dally)
\
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· s....,, s.,,_ 20, 1969
HOUSIS FOR SA.I:.!_ HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSl l ,OR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi I HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUll S FOR SALi ~HOU~S!!l~S!'~O!R~L~I.~~~!!!~~~~~
Oonoral 1000 C0tta M .. a 11111 Ntw,.n ,INch. 12111 Nawpe1 -~ 1200 HUfttl"""" IMch l4001tunt"'!'!! l!IMch 14111 Chnaral IOOOGwral • , 1000
REJTi Ls a L'IL OL' HOUSE ·--DU,LIX piiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 1.a,.. 2 .+ •a11 • ...,,.,. NMd1 ll•w Qw.nor R, Sole or"-· lmmae. llm" FAST MOVE IN
rooni ovr.rlooldn1 SA en. $15,751 . Only 10% On. Exqu••ite Waterfront rwar btach, 'Br. den. 2 Bl.
try Oub. late $18.l w/ 1)1:) tree JIJ\fd •tf'eel. Room holnf', C:..toro ioferior dee. 2 (rpla, each unit, 2nd uni!
option O' t.l3.500. 70xlf0' to build; R·2 ~t. J Br. l on.lion. lmmed.late pogeu. ll!aaed at $356 mo, $10,0CXI
lot 81. lS P"Ullertoa A\'t. akln. Aald,_ •.u,91)). 421 82nd ctn, 011"Mr &e.38J. ./ i bdnn. Tcw.·nbowie con~ ... "'"
ple<tly lllmislled 1175/mo. '49 GOVERNOR ST. St. Opto SW>. l'M'.. , I b<Um. An•~y POOi. POLLY Bl..!:EKER ~lD'lO • -· Open Sat/S.., 1.S::IO
SURF & SAND '
New homes, ready to move in, It\ mile
!rom beach. Finl payment up to 60 days
after move in .
Tor.,. VA/FHA. F-$22,990.
CORAL SHORES Leaae $190 •'Ith opUoo at l Bdnn. l beth. JuLrtpalnt.
$21,950. rd lnskle i: oul Let. ff:Qeed
./ • bdnn, fam It din nn. yanl. $20,500.
2 story l,eaa:e $32.) witt Ca.D: MR. R081NOON
llARGAI N AT $21,500
Contemporary Design
BEAMED "llinp ..... ,,_
out 3 Bdi', 2 Ba, built.In
kitchen. Im.mediate poutSo
• • . clole to thll 3 Bdrm. 2
blth. dlntne Im. be9.cb
........ ""-"" n1'-Cl PROPERTIES WEST
675-4130 675-1642
(on Garlleld between Beach le Magnolia
962-1353
option at $311,950. O.vls Realty &e-7000 . ---------------·---.--
' 5<&-1110 OPEii SUNDAY ,___ 1010 OAK ST. ''°"· BELLE PARTOI 1210 Coren.o dal Mir 1250 I Hunllftflon hach 1400'
'?!.LEGE REALTY SPOTLESS I
ww,._ll:Hlftllr.('.11. 3 BR. + fam. rm., :J hath DUPLEX WANTED OPEN SAT/SUN QUICK OCCUPANCY WELL LANDSCAPED 1 • S PM J"!~:!'!~~~~~~!! I home. Cov. patio, sundecll. GOOD NEWS frult trtn. Reduet'd te
$23.500. Tai<. ev" 5!i!'
loan!
Xlnl cash buyer
detirQ dupleic ia pmn.lwn
beach 'rental aru..
BElJ.E PAllTCll '6-Ur70 Travels WI IO hurry! .u.
sume-S27,000, .s~~-a loan.
bl& with coiosaal BDR's, J
Luse baths. fonnal tllaing
room and paneled den with
lireplace. Entertain around
18x40 heated, filtered pool_
For appointment tc see. call
Dan Lee
BALBOA BAY PltOP.
673-1420 ANYTIME SALESPEOPLE WANTED :
ASSUME 514% LOAN RAPIDLY ·-com· $171 Mo. P•y1 P.l.T.I. pany now intervtewifl(. We A BE4UTll!UL HOME .. ,. .._ O.t-ot-wwn ...,._
3 BR, ~ BA. pan'l Uv rm. aep e1'5.
din rm, 2 frplc:a, fu1l1 equip BELLE PARTCH 66.l!Yl'O
kit: util rm, crpkl I: drpd,
tmmac '"""""· o..,. 541 • JAY W. YEATS CO. Sun. 320 BuckOO! Rd.
S<li-lll l
~l!m. m Newport Blvd., NB
NO OOWN TO VETERANS.
Sparking 3 BR 2 bath home
4 BEDRM + in quiet ttllidential area.
BONUS ROOM Uively tree 1>haded patio, + POO L -$33,000 nicely landscaped in traltic
Family rm. tireplaee. built· free strttL Priced for Im·
ina. Oecklna: It patio areas niedlate saJe at $23,7:i0.
surround the beautiful pool. CALL 545-8424 South Cout
~ lined SU"'l't'l. ExCf:Uent ~R"e_,at,,_"'-"-"7.· '"'°'~'°""'-,--,
f'ina.ncing. ~1720 BY Owner. 121 2 BR bclmes
TARBeLL 2955 Harbor on lge lot, yards lncd
scpe.ntely, block w a 11 s,
IRVINE AVE. •";" .....,,."""· "°"' to schools/shopplnc 1668 Vlr-
D.i&tom built homr, large rn. gin!.a Pl , C.~I. clesed courtyard for maxi-~~-----~
mum pri vacy. i\fany e.\'.tras By o .... ·ntr. 4 BR .. Cul de
in this beautiful 3 Bdr home, Sac. Stone lrpl., shag cpl!J;
EASTBLUFF
UNDER $30.000
3 84rma. 2 baths, sin&Je
story ;;;;funlt. Many extras.
UJy,' leuebold. Lowest mai~
tenab
EASTBLUFF
REAnY
CaiI us for other Bluffs
exclusive llstin&s.
2~14 Vista Del Oro
NEWPORT BEACH
6"'4-1133 644·2626 EvOL
3 Bdn:n. ~ ltvUv nn. It. IRVINE TERRACE
f&mlb' rm. Stone fl1ic, W/W 1121· Sabrlrui
carpetJ over HW ftoors. Car. 3 BR home. Beautiful vi.cw.
peted pt;llo, Sharp il clean. Exceptional pooJ.
A 1arden •ttirw. $28.000 604 Orchid
OCEAN VIEW t.tedallion ooene with apL
2% Bdnn1. 2 Bath~. J pr. Just completed.
ai«. BalcGny pat~. Kitchen DON V. FRANKLIN
hlt·ine. AND a CataJlna view. REAL TOR
Brl&ht .\ Cheerful, Nftds e 67J..2'l22 •
aome "''Ork, ~.OOJ. OUTSTANDING
E)_, BROADMOOR HOME jf..... The~ is a quit.lit)' ol qui!t
1 1 4 L 1 y ele11ancc-In this lovel,y borne
w/4 lxlrms. 4' family rm.,
2~t b!l.ths, 1ve1 bar & 3 CAR
G A R A G E: ASSUMABLE
~':~ LOAN. $67.750. Open
sun. I-6; 27t6 Li&"hthouae
Neer NpL Pol! Ofi-. ~2{lt
3 BEDROOMS -Pool -3 car
rar. Green house. Charm
plua. Vo,cl Co.. R I t r s
tiT.>-:IO:IO
Lane
Ch•1hire R••I E•tat.
OPEN llOUSE, Sun 1.S. 3 e 6Ta-2503 e
BR. ,, yd ....... $28,9'0 By 1--"w'"H"Y"'w=A"IT.--
,°"="""='·="='="""'==A="'=· =:o[A beaut. 4 BR. Losk &me, t -~ young_ UPentded + _eov __ .,_s_ho_ ... _. ___ 1_2_21 wrll planned lnd~.-$50.000 * CAPTIVATING Open S•t., Sun. 1.S
Different "Old World.' con. 3500 S.•brtti.e
tcmpo1'1.ry, e:.:~ulivt Juxury BOYD REAL TY
bon1e. Unobslnlc~d 8&.Y ! 3679 E. Coast Hwy ., CdM
fiftn VU-most r1ns. 5000 !((. 675-5930
NEW -t BR, 2 BA Spanish
S1Yle homto on lllJ'le Sot.
CQSe to everythinf, yet ccnn .
ple~· privacy bdrlnd l"tucco
nils. Prioe incldl many ~
tom a.'<tras: wet bar. book·
cue-. detonator v...U paptt.
Good terms on conventional
Joan. S34. 750.
J ea-ry O'Bcirn Rltr r.v.
968-3251 or ~
WOW!!
5 BEDROOMS!
Only SJ0.000
Large master &droom, rar-
mal dining room, sprinkltts,
y,·1tl'r softener. Bes! area .
FHA or C.l.
H•ffd•I Re•lty
8424105
51/4 °/o INTEREST
Only ~153 month
Payml!'nts. llug:I!' lrtt·skaded
lot and beautiful 3 BR, 2
bath home. Extra larie oov.
ertd palio. hardwood tloers.
Xlnl location. Call for infor.
malkln on Jo )0 down.
MUTUAL REAL TY
142-1411
TRANSFERRED! ft. 4 BR, 41.i BA + ~1 id!l OPEN SAT., SUN.
A FOREVER VIEW i1.trs. Id~ tor enterta.inlna-. l.Slt Bonnie Doone Terr. RUSH! 4 BR. 2 Ba, like new 1?-~Y main. lm'!led occup. Elesant 2 bdrm., den. 2 bath carpet.I, d~. electric kilcb-
S47,500. priced for quick sale $11.900.
Wells-McCardle, Rltrs. 777 81,.ntwood Pl., C.osta
1114 SANTIAGO DR. F um. Sl78,lm. As.rume 6%% home Comp redecor All en, w/dlshy,·uher. 1.. a r g e
OPEN SUN. I • 5 loan. Box 1632 NB. ;,.tg.7249 wool ~ts." Beaut. ~PH. corntr Jot wtth boat gate.
ll10 Newport Blvd .. C.r.1. f.1esa. 546-1960.
5-i&-ms anytime 1110 V~ from lritch., din. rm., m nv ... tie A --'~-Assume 6% GI loan, Less W~cllff 1230 a .. ,, .,,u rs. gaiu.;u-$20,500 llv, nn., guest rm. 4' natr. _, patio supreme, $48,500. lha.n S20o mo includes all. QUIET cu1*5ac, 3 BR, BR. A .. H~ Beautiful" I--------.....;..; Richardson Real Eves: 968-1118 ~fogt exquisite landscapint,: . 2 BA custom Cf'Pls &: drps. kilchen. * SPARKLE.5 I &lilNES! ty mot~ The Real e&tate Mart
intricate stone "'citk enhanc· BY OWNER. ~16 BOYD REAL TY Inskk Ir. ouL Living rm, din-H•rbor View Hilla 847--8531
ea e.'<terior -gentle slopin; ~-~ "'---H CdM Ire-rm, elec bltn&. clean Expansive view ol green-"""""~~~!'?':!"'"'""'
roor """' • J bedroom•, 2 MoN d•I Mar 1 IOS ~ ~. 67S'.Sm wy., """ & """· ' BR. 1 BA. "'~ "'· ••""'· "'°"· l.evel' SIX UNITS batM. Bulh-in kitchen. Room prof lndacpd & mainfd. 4 Br., lam. I: din. rms. \Vet
for boat or trailerr *'BDRM. 2 Ba. lam nn. Nr * BY OWNER * heavy shake root completes bar. Like new cpt1. & dn.p.
142-6691 TARBELL sc:hl1. Perfect cond. BY ~an&ont Home, 3 BR. util this charming home. By es 165.500. Make oUcr! New, mOdern. well-located.
EYE APPEAL O\VNER. 54~. ; rm. scwin&'· nn, !iv rm ov;ner. $41,800 . .&12-l.S93. Delancy R••I Ett•t• OUt of town o .... ncr is oUer.
w/lrplc &. ocean view. 1~ CUMBER"uD , ... ..,..,. 2828 E. Coasl Hwy, 673-JnD Ing a splendid opportunll,y. C BEDROOi\.IS near Adam& N B h 1-Roo k"t /bl ~ ~· ~·~ ewport ••c ..:""" my 1 • w tni. & 3 Bedroom • 2 Ba1h F'IXER·UPPER $iO,<XX). and BrookhLU'!iL 2 full balh!I, ----'-------avocado shag crptg thru-B Re x l . Hodges, Rl tr. 1halcto roof, carpet, drapes, 8/8 out. F'ront ytl w/palio &: }{cated pool. $42,500 Y o....ner. Below hiway. 147_1515 only :Z~'I. years old. Almasi CABANNA. S63,500. 673-6990 Owner BV. 646-6200 S29,900. Jow dOwn.. &ra-35.30, '"""""""""""'""" .... e\·ery room say, "You art VACANT ANO READY -f'vn .l wtekends. 67:;...sI4J
the insuuit owner." Thit thrtt bedroom Ciifihav-•0~'~'21l~)~698-3627=~~·=~= University P1rk 1237 days Working Man's Oishi
HARRY A. BOGGS en homi-is situated on a BAY AVE. DUPLEX ll9A NET E Sbarp2BRinadultcommun-Iovt>ly quiet tttt-Uned street. 2 Modem units in best areL EYE APPEAL • I N Tl ity. AU desired built-ins.
Realty 962--6631 close to all schools, and Euil,y rented, adequate ·re-Heart appeal, purse appeal. ~k 10 ~ !his 4-Unit "steal,_" Fully carpet~ and draped,
MESA VERDE·$23,9SO price Is only $34.400! Ideal turn. Terms; $59.0CIO. 3 Br. with atrium: l·stoey :.~e Joe. and there IS and walk to shoppinr center.
Nice 3 bedroom. 2 bath !iomt. for the young family, BURR WHITE townhouae. Uiw S30's. See JI! · · $18,<XX> FULL PRICE.
Q u I e I residential st~et. Open House l·S P.r.t e Red Hiii R••lty Canon Realty 6T.>J581 Pacific Shores R.ealty
Buill-in range &: oven. Car. Sat. &; SUn. REALTOR Univ. Park Center, Irvine INVESTOR'S Special (2) R-2 84l&:i86 962·9711 eves. ~;~je::~. i .... sf:.kles like 324 Sn0& Harbor ~eWpOrt ~~ NE~s. Call Anytime 833-0820 lots. s. of }fy,.-y + 2 good '"'""l'l'l .. u'l:s~r!!'!'ls!'lE!'lL":L~ll"'""' ~ •~u Eves. 547-tSHt • Red Hill Realty h:luRs. $511,SOO. 0 W n er m
TARBELL 2955 H•rbor OPEN HOUSE SAT ~ SUN \Jniv. Park CE!ter, Irvine 1767J..41=="'===~=~-I Spacious. Immaculate 4 BR.
EASJ'SIDE, 3 BR 2 BA. ~ NOW SEE THIS I 442 Rlvenide Drive, NA C&U anytime 833--0Ba> *OCEANFRONT. POOL * bc1uttlully decorated and
FHA, total pymnta nso Big Ocean View ltot'n Little Sell or trade, preatige: * landecaped, Will trade for
PJTI will cons.ider leue op-Beach House. Dinine atta custom home, 4 BR. ~ VILLAGE 1 c.ondo 2 BR, 2 Cameo ShorH-4 BR It Den lncome unit&. A real buy at
tioo. Broker eves. 838-6341 ~~new;~~,~pli:am:. ~~~ 2roo~1!a_ leve.lbJt~ ~ =2. ~~~ 115 Milford Rd. 67;,..ti9!16 $29,~RRY REALTY
3 BR 2 BA, family rm. Prol . Tw . oversized gar oU alley. pool LGE. hilltop loL Pf!rm. view .,_1,~ Im ·
decor. 11.t yr old-xlnt cond. illj: built-1n ldtcben. o nicl!' ,,.,,. lot. Call iuo ..,_, .. p • k B 12•" of ocean I hllla. Privacy. oJ.»"" ......, anyt e
500 2 F1 bedrooms. fenced patio, AU _,...._,,, .... DIC •Y -c
S32, . 1238 ttt Ln. HS. this for only 139,500 w/15% 213: 964-0207. ----'------ll-;==Re=al=t"'=61J.=="'=10== EXE UTIVE Owner 646-4328 rnE BLUFFS, b!st location. 1 :
down. OPEN HOUSE Sat/Son Beautiful bay vn. 3 BR, B1lbo1 Penln1ul1 1300 $18,500!
LESS THAN RENT
R.l!'fil!d.s "Tender IAvir11
Care'' K1ng siled bedrooms,
2 baths. All electric bulll·in
kitchen, Large ya.rd . patio.
146 0604 TARBELL
1100
$1,500 DOWN
and auume 71'!% loan.
Builder·s loss en this 24tory
home can be your gain. AU
new hoUSe features includ-
ing 20' x 27' finished bonus
room. S237/mo. pays all.
VACANT _ See anytime.
HERITAGE S40-11 51
BEVl'5&. SBn-131 BY OWNER playroom. 2~ BA. Adults.1---------
•y •aC 4 BR, 3 bath. 2 frplcs. On $53,000 ar lse for $500. per VACANT 3 Bdrm Freshly
Re•lty, Inc. \\'aterway. Nf!llt to bead!. mo. 675--0:z09 Owner. p&.inted.. cpta, f 1a1 st 0 n ~
901 Dover Dr., suite 126, 1''B Tennis courts, 2 swimming patio. Betwn Ba.Y" &: ocean
M.;..200) • pools, clubhouse. 4.1S Canal Ea1tbluff 1242 nr sv.immin& heh .l. boat
LIKE To live on a miall St. (Newport S h 0 r e s ) ---------ramp. WW cons trade fOC'
ild&nd? For saJe by owner M+-2838 RARELY Available. Lusk vac land. $43,SOO Terms.
due to divorce. Charming BEACH BARGAIN I EutbluH 5 BR. l BA large FRANK MARSJ-iAU. REAi.-
oid hse, on Newport lsl. 7 0\11.rrnlna: 3 Br, 2 ha. home. family rm, 2 frplca. l car TY 6/a-4600. 673-3005.
rooms, 2 baths. hu been Carp., drapes, bltns. Steps pr, brick patio, cul-de-sac1=========
completely remodel~d to ocean! $23,900 sttteL Will lease; gardener Lklo l1le 1351
modern kit w/bl.t.ns. Lots CAYWOOD REAL TY paid or consider trade A-t 1---------
or storaae. Used brick trplc. 6.106 w. Coast Hwy., N.B. beach income Pt o Perl Y · J.ol"'" OPEN SUN. 1.5
1: dlnin&: room wall . e ~1290 e 644--0770 for appointmntt 104 VIA PALERMO
Bathrooms new w/mnken with owner. Immac. Udo Ille home. 2
tub. LlJ;. sundeck w/v'le.,. 4 BR. 214 BA. l...arge living E ft' Bluffs Multr suites + den or off.
N I .... 1 ... _.. t ide room. Fireplace. KHcbe~ XC 1n9 famil pl iCf'. Nie, big roo-·. 5"""" !!\I' Y _..,I.CU 0 u 1 · di,.;...,. room. Family ar den. A -·•·· ·--·v Acrou st. from Bay on 2 .. -.. moat JIOt-........ Y an. P11tio.
sides &: 3 blks. from ocean. Beautiful patio, do u b I e View ot choice gr!f!:n btlt .1 $&1,500
su,500 buys this 4 Br home. prqe. Owner. For app't trees. 3 BR. . tam nn, m LIDO REAL TY INC.
7.300 sq n custom 4 bdnn 2'.i
balha, lol.ds of tWU. IlooA·~
town H.B.
R. D. Sl•l•s Realtor•
SJ6.3801 847-3519
Low Down Parm•nt
Anxious owners \\'ill carry
cootrac:t en thl.s J BR. 2 Ba,
Glenmar home. $20,$0. ~
ntlt all offers.
TERRY REALTY
SJG..1"19 anyimtot
CONDO. Crptd, d r pd ,
washer/dryer, retrlg. Xnll
cond. Good home for oldeT
couple or xlnt rental 1J11it
polential. Reereatlo"J
facilities Incl. S 1 9, 7 SO.
.... 2Jl6.
4008 1'.iarcus. NB m-0363 or btwn S.10 Al\t' or 6-lil PM. move-ln condltxin. S48.900. 1t!I'1!. ~1anson
2 BEOROOr.t. Large comer
1
"'4....,;.,;,,"e,:IO~. ~~=~=-o 642-5449. Principals only. PETE BARRETT 1177 Via Lido 673-7300
lot. 3 car garage. sw·r:rs BAY VlE\V. 3 Br, 2 PLANNING to move? You'D R~~ TO BE BUILT 11
BEAUTIFUL 5 Bedroom, J
bath, 2 story home. F'ully
htudscapcd, 1 u lo m a t i c
sprinkltors front le rear.
Fenced. Air condltiolllng.
$45.~. 838-9Ui6.
BY OWNER-*54.>-6001. ba on wide green be It. find all a.muinc number of !-::=========I Ele1ant Bayfront
BUSIEST marketplace In Reduced l600l for quick bomea 1n today'a 0 aalfied Coron• del Mir l 250 Complete infermat.lon on
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locatl!'d on R·3 (ideal tar 4 hoult' Sunday 1-6. • Near
apt units), 511» llQ:. tt. lot North B&y, $56.000. House in
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HA VE openings for 4 Rea:!
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olfice. Call for appcintment.
R. D. Slates, Re•ltors
536.alOI
'1501 Oce•n Blvd., CdM Wiiii•~ Winton
By appointment only Rut E1t•t• 67S.W1 SHOR.ECREST 3 Br .. !am.
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Exqulaite 2 Bedroom 2 Bath Owner anxious. Priced to 1 1=,~oo;.,.,.c~.~,~Br~. ~,~Ba.~~So-a"'"bw"y
home ...,. Ith oolalandl* move today for only $25,500. home nr. St. Francis '1
beautlful sheltered patio and OPEN HOUSE Sat &: Si.ln U. nlllon H\lh. 962--05.lS
yard lhaded by whiaperin( 5. Drive by 10352 KukW,
Pine•. ~ Beach to Pal. ~ Huntll'lfton
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PAUL
WBllfE
C:AUABAN -6.
Paul ~ White -Carnahan
Realty Co.
54~5440
OUR 24th YEAR
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L ·O·O·K ·l·N·G·?
For LOW INTEREST LOANS?
Here are a few!
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5¥4•;.
You au ume it st no
change ot lntert:sl. Mo.
payfn('flt 15 only $182.
Includt's principle, inter-
est. ta~. insurance.
That'!I all! ~rge 3 BR
v.·Hh many PXtras. Pan~
t'led mirrol"f'd y,'lllJ ovpr
fireplace. high pile car-
T)f'ts, custom drapes,
hl'alcd Blue HaYen pool,
slidf'. E;oi;l.ras. Rumpus
roon1. Asking $3),300.
546-5440
ASSUME
S l/4 •/o LOAN
Need Room! Thh 5 BR
.l. family home ls your
an.,wer. 2 baths, lilall
shower, brl11ht kitchen
y,·/hlt-ln range, spacious
livln1 room has "w car-
pe ts It drapes. Walk to
Rll schools. Acee5s for
boat. On1y $26,950 -
Call nov.·~ 546-5440
6% FHA LOAN
This cute, COi)' 3 B'Jt
home Is today's top vat.
ue. Real pride of owner-
ship. Tuteful.b' deCOl'o
ated; wall te "...U C8J'o
pets I: drapes. larp
!meed yard, M-.ny fru.it
trees. Room for trailer.
Only $21,300. Low mo.
pyri'lts. $140 Prin • tn •
interest • taxes.
~6-5440
I $25,000 to $29,999 I
Ml. HOME-sUKU
\Vant a &' o o d value-?
ThPn !ff this fine Mesa
De I A1 a r llOlne com-
prised of 4 good &ize
lx!droorrui. Has a quality
of gracloll<1ness that is
the essence of pleasant
livlni:;. J % bathl. stall
showPr bit. ln kitchen
plw dishwa.o;he-r . Spaci·
ou1 Living room "1th
used b r i " k fin'pla~. Fenced yard ...,·Ith patio.
Only $29,~. E-Z lerms.
546-5440
LOW INTEREST
LOAN
can be taken over on
this sparkling clean 3
Br, 2 bath home. Fune·
tlonal floor plan, hu
lg. living room, \\'hill!'"
br ick flttplace, walnut
ps.nelln11. "''all to "''II
cpts & drapes. All elec-
tric bit-in ldtchen. 20 x
14 enclosed patio for
year-round use. Conven-
ient location. Assumt'
51.4 % VA loan. Price,
$29,000. 546-5440
VA Al'PllOYID
$29,700
Nolhln11 down for this 2
story, 4 BR + !am. rm.
home. Vacant and wait·
Ing. Ovpr 1790 sq. fl of
li ving area. 3 )TS. old.
Owner transferred. Gar-
dton slyle kitchen. bufl1-
lns. dlshy,·uher. J,.
baths. Traffic frtt living
room, "'all 10 .... •all car·
fll'l."I and drapes. rail
price $29, 700. 546-M40
START
PACKING
Vacant 3 BR home. Pool
size yard clme to shop.
plna-and aclloola. J il
baths. stall 1bower.
Spac:lous living room
has lovely brick tire.
pie«', v.·all to wall car-
pets and drapes. Nice
kitchen, stove includtd.
Full price only JZl,950.
A5sume 5 % ~ loan. $156
nionth. 546-5440
IS THI PllCE
H11iH1
Not thil 4 BR. famll.J'
room home In gre&l lo--
cation! Ooae lo ~
pine et>nler and ecboola.
On qui~t cul -de -sac
$1rttt. Has 2 baths, blt-
in kitchen and dlsbo
washer. Spacious livlnc
room. used brick fltt-
place. Cpts A dra.pn.
Large ICl"ttned-fn patio.
Wf'U developed ya r d .
Only $26,800. E-Z terma. ........
5'AlllSH
STTUD
Beauty -Onb" 2 yars
)"'OUJtl. r onner modi!l
home. Perfect cood.IUon
throughouL 3 l&ra:~ bf'd,.
rooms, 1._ be.lhs. ~
den kitchen. bit-in OW'D
4 ran&e. l.Mie famll.r
room, clever uae ot n •
1>enalve wall i-.ptr&
Outstanding fenced yd.
Priced right al $29,000,
E·Z ttonm. 546-5440
I OYER $30,000 I
IT'S A SLWH
llurrr. and lmpect this
popu r T plan. 3 BR
homo + family room in
?t1eaa de! Pifar. JdeaJ lo-
caUon to schools, shop·
ping. Sti!'"p saver kitchen
with hit-In oven. range,
dlshwasher ! or m I ca
splash. l 'f. baths. staJI
shower. 17xl2 Uvlng nn.
w/w cptl; .l. drape'S.. Plus
a heated 4' filte-red pool.
Qy,·ncr must sell quick·
ly. Submit all offt>J'l! .
$32,950. 546-5440
JOI TRANSFER
OWner must aell 5 BH
home In convenient loca·
lion near schools and
shopping. Vacant and
"·ailing. 1900 sq fee{.
1.Ar(e cedarv.rood claHts
custom dra/ll!'"S ol w/w
cptJi.. 25xl6 living room
with atoM fireplaet>.
Terrific kitchen "'ith
hit ins &: dish\\'9.ShC?r. ~
baths. Prlre $33, 750.
Mlle any oiler.
546-5440
ULTIMATI
IN OUTDOOR
Uvlng, la this 2990 sq.
foot, 5 bl!droom home in
Ba.yc~l. Beauutul cus-
tom heated pool; loads
of cement decking. Trop.
lcal 1-ndscaped arounds
complete with aprink-ltrs, front ol rear. 3
betM, marble a!nks, all
carpeted.. Extra large
out.standing kilc~. re-
srt UghUnr, bit-in dish·
v.• a a; h e T, retrigtta tor.
double oven. ~1osaic
1Ued double entry. Ex·
JJl!nlive w/w cpts. and
d rpes. Prlce $73.400. va.
t.'ant. ?.fake offer.
546-5440
6 llDROOM
IEAUTTI
Nttd elbow room'! This
ldt"al family home has
over 2400 sq ft of living
area! Immaculat.e con-
ltJon lnskle 1-. out Hl.gh
gradr new "'/W cpts A
drapes. 3 baths. Great
locaUon. Profeulonally
landscaped, pool a!u
yard. Sprlnlden. ttatto.
Only $37,000. EZ term1t. . -
GOOD NIWS
TU.Vl\S FAST
Thought we'd let you In
oii It. Plush modem (
bedroom. 2 bath home,
loaded with extru, hl&b
quality w/w cpta +
drapes. Automatic wat-
er softener. Spr!nklt'TS
front A rear. Blt·ll'l BBQ
-36" &rlll. ~ cowftd
patio. Paneling In dJninf
artoa. Spa.dous LR -
Popular Collf!&l' Park
Frplc-1t1anlcurtd lawna, Joe. Price $31 .950. EZ
Terms. 546-5440
A SHOWPLACI
PrnUae A1ea. V@rde -
Gof'l'eow rustic modem.
Fabulous df!COI' throug~
OU t. Spacloua traffleo
fttf! li\ling room. 1Udinc
glass doan to lovelt
yap!, pe!lo, c ement
block waJI. .f BDRa,
muter bednn w/dMS·
Ina: room 1: bath. mah
quality tarpl'ta throusb·
ouL A Must Sf!'e a t
~500. E-Z terms.
5'&-54.-tO
I CONDOMINIUMS I
SINCOLI L1Vn
3 BOR~f home. Quality
throughout. Adult one-
time OWTM.'n have c:us-
~: 1 s g }1DI~
init peta
& drps. Ute roof. Choice
Blult locatJon. Prb
'31.!IOO. -
4 llDROOM
University Pvk. Exce1r
Uonally clean. 2 b8tha.
!lullt·ln o ven ol .ranJI!'.
Over 2,000 sq. rt. (>f llv·
illl" arcL Spa.ctoua liv·
h\g room. fittpiact:,
quality ..... 11 to M.J.l ~
peta • drapes. Exttllent
JocaUon near pool and
rttrM.tion &l"tL $31,900.
54&-M<O
$1t,t00
$Z,OOO DOWN
Cuti!'" 2 BR, afnPe atOl'J'
unit. Adult atttlon. Oul·
•tandin1 klldltn with
built-In O\llCI\ 4 rafWC.
1s.oo11v1nr ............
II.)' wall to wall ClfP'tl
A cuttom lfrtpn. Mafn.
ttnara trw. DO for
ahowinc,. 546-5440 ·········-········· .
PAUL· WHITE· CARKAHAN
109J IAKll srun. COSTA MESA 545440
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rvKSA.l.E. 8ENTl'U lll'!•ALS UNTAU RENTALS R!IO'ALS RENTAi.i , RENT,ALS RINTAU
.... .... .. 1451 ........ flwaWtW ,, H•U.• UftHralehid l .J;!!u~.;. °""''..... Apts. l'WnlejM4 Apfl.. '~ ~ !""""''~'!JJ . ~1)1l...-Urt"""""'.,._,... •• ~~~ -
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. BY <l'oVll;£R ~ trlW1l9 "~i ~w .. hers, ranges. ovens. • °"'· ...... ......._ •i:: .,:,~:.'"~tlU~~ S:.! 517 vt. lilh. bf 518-MSl •4 llil~rin.;"~;~ "~;,..i ,/l'l>ol,
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-... -sli~g· center. ; N . 518-2515 2 BR -~ 3 BR. 2 Batl)s ........ l2!!01.">FP=· ===·::;:::=== ~CIEND• FtlJ!N,.,.\pl.,"'"" "'"' &irl 2111 -BM!. ~· erpi., dr,., ..,, ia .w. No z BR. i aa ....... ~···· •". . ms ~ IJU>l!R BOOR:. :n.,. ... Balboa l'enlnluta. $f.'C[Qll8£ APA'JMDlfS -"' · SHAR".2 BR N....,..,. l:ltft.. 4210 dop. MS-mo 2 BR.1 ~ ~ .,,, •• $11' Logun• .iooC1' J~"' ......._ __ '"· CB,1911S '1 :nGIMaPIOlJyWlbcin. ·1 • ·~· ~« !BR. ~,l!a;l'ln>:Wtf ... JTE. mafure _.,, cbUm-,.,.~-•~"~°'' . M«lcm~.l'Ool. -2 BR -· ~. 91111a ,l · ' 1811 ARall'l'!lCl'UR. _l)o. SfABLE. ""'°"' woman (I & 2·slory home!) -No petJ. J!!IS montb. * a... 1 00> 2 ell * c:cptJ, d<ps, child O.K. """ · ""' I BR apt, .,.,... .... w. ~ -ol HEAVY 2>JO to ™'" Back Bay N R 1· $190 $225 Mgr. Loogtln • ......,. Molla,"° ...... Kll!E. lGUI -~ l\EAL'l'OR r ,. ....... .O~ ....,.
PLAST'E-R 'WALLS, 1N condo.$100.51S-'l8TI oyr enon9, • • *VILLApnaaONA St!U>,,,..YP.64&-1801 $1'5. 2 9R, fl!a ·~·-. 2901Newpart~.,N.B.. ,-.. J150 unl\trn, avail
COURl'Wll>.S'l1'L!NC. THE IUCCOLA COMPANY ..,.. 'f.>l<l'd . -..,...,, SJ'S"'30 i;.,:=a ""''· 04..P. --~ -·
AVl'lltN11C l!Eb TIJ..E Cosio Mosa 2100 · N•w 1 a 2 BR ""° •P"-·wostcifff 4230 Broker~ '• ~w. l300to139:> W•-'11, LaX· 1t•Af ISTATI! ROOFl.JNES. located in -tr Manager: 842-7290 Gosed garages, pool, taun-.~ uriouJ & elegant 2 SR. 2 ~ I
I primtNORT)f-EN'Dl.OOA· EASI'..Qde wdl kt-pl, lge 2: ~ dryrm,adultionJ.y,nopeta:. 2 BDR Wtll f.u.m, blt·ina. $130. Util 'pd. Patio,~· 'RA:;,·pool;pn ,~ooliy,•vJew .!t!"f.'~~·,_ ___ _ ,) -:i=s.nt:m SHADED ~l~BA:.~~: RE:;:!!Furnished NewportBMch 3200 ~;~~·~'~v rm,kit, !:;!'tr~~:O"~· ~ w/w. Sr o ~ :::err:_~.avail, 1'•?tal1 Want.cl 5990
I" EariY Callt _ ... ftoo• $225 ,.,. mo. 61$.lST.l. g 0> ba. Single _, only. kl. llnl mo. ,,..,iy. &j6-831'l. , .~be~ .~Pts NOTICE ' Jllan~ _ 2_ ~~G&. 10 pm ar wk.ends. Laguna BNch 2705 ·NEWPORT HEIGHTS. •Walk S13'l iocl util. 310 Meadow Costa-MeiJe1. 5100 310 ·Femindo S!, N.B. REALTORS & RJ!:NTERS
JlENr, ~ ~'"' I on..,.. to Harbor Hi. Older but Lark Ln (oil 2386 Santa Ana Coron I dtl Mir · ....ii--· · (?Ur~ The ~Ing ottlce of Univet"·
nu • -. nn. on ~•»--.1 ...,...'\.Ill, am. Yard. oo ~SIDE, View, 2 BR l "--1 .. 3 BR •Ba ho A ) 0 aft 1 .... ~-r la, I no-. .._., -p:vo; ..... __ , •-.. --a.1-c......... , • Ille. vt'-• pen .,..... (OllSIRUCllOll ~· 2 nn. 2 n. crpta, oily' ol_Cllliforn rvfllf!_ is -"u---. T<M!!lCR£. ...,..... --..,....... 2 &. Washer/..,.r, Fonnal din -t C rol'do A : "~~ ~--"·"-· ---· -· no .. ~ or··"~-...... ..,.. AVAIL Oct. 1. • •-2 Ba 0 I Mc --·-, ,.,~· , pa"·. txPandutg 1ts-~, '""""' _.TJON RM. Erl-. foyer :;;;7,;., "' u~ dshWlhr. avail Sept. tbru tam rm over 2,000 1t. Mo'!<: "'--.u.,.... ir;•-, .... ,_. .. k'u: "41• .., I oU -~ ~--• a ., -J •· . ~'" Condo. Beautifully turn. Lilr&e 1._2 Bdrm. apla .• tum. Ac:roU from 's & or e«mpus rent..._ n.ai·
opelll ts:t • tormal liv. rm. f -~=------r une $250 mo. I s e • mo. lease. &U-.29f0 Adults. 00 pets. pz.s per Frple bl tlo8 JUSJ l'ftUftl rnue, Weslcllnl>taza. $185 to $215. 'tors & privat~ OWMrt ~ with fri'W" ca,,,etlng. MA· 2 BEORM house, fenced SHORTER RENTAL may TOWNHOUSE; 3 Br. 2-% Ba. mo. ~182l 2 r-.. ..:.:.. Una, pa & pool lVl'll'LlllltU .,. lG65 lrvine' 2 n» l BA. iMCOW'88ed to induda -sWt-
JESTIC '~LACE IN yard. rio prig. be arranged 5 mo or more, Frpl. Patio pool 2 ,.,___ ""-}'Urtl for eub apt. $1~ ' • ,. -. µ.i.. ablo IR&tDed A liiwi. ltu-
,YEXJ_CAN TILE OF.OOR. Phone ~UM · be. 494-6833 SUn le: Moll. ' \..IU' $145 UP. Attractive 1 BR, $210 Month. yean ~ Harbor Htighh Four ~ $11v Up, $175 down. 1601 dents ·.tl /acolty ~mmo-
LGE. BAT WINDOWS THAT -:!~s ~~ ~:n!: ·' pool, util pa.id. Garden liv-Ad.ult. o.nl,y, 2 .l-3 BR ~ _. ~· M2-02S9 dat.ionl to our rues. Write
·LOOK '.f9 'J,'1{$·1SE.A,, Solar· Newport 8e1ch 2200 V1c.ation Rentels 2900 971 ... 881} or 64Z-2t9'1 ing. Adults, no petJ>. lBOO m33'lS ~an With~ t, 2 B~ Hoag H~. Area. or pboilf tor a llsttna.form
JQn\ designed den WlOPEN Wallace. FOR 2 Adults, 4 .room apt. dlah~ ~Jil!_ltb9. <:;rpls,.drps, bit.ins & encl front t!ousing Oftke, Li-
8£.u( CEJLINS'." A 'lJEAVY 8 MO lease. flOO ~ CABIN FOR RENT on the AVAlL Oct 1, lse/opt. 2600 LEASE $100 Studio Apt w/ba. ·$225. On beach. Beaut View, Rental Managu -• pr. J!85. Mo. Call for appt, brazy Admrinstraifod Bldg,
1JUPPORT'TIMBERs:Opens Completely tum. 2 BR. 2 ~ Ell""narta, M~ico. ~. b4l'~. ~naBA.delt:?,.~~ kiL Prder' middle HJe man 615-4440 Mra. Olliatiensen 541)...00!B. -4241 Hilaria Wtq, UC ll'Virie, Irvin.~ Calif.
to Old b&k patio A-spacious BA, fli>lc. Huge fenced Private party 838-J916 8-1~ oi ... '::M """MN ,.~ ~nro.ar or "Wt>man. Sp. 19 Tradewind -'117 .. A C~1nwn Av~ N.B. 9'1664 PtJ:one: (714) • 833-68u.
mrner gl'OUbda. patio, clubhse. pri beach. . ~--0· .,,...,._ or Trailer Vlllaa:e. Balboa 4300 Cotti Meu , CllANNEL ,!ront l·Br. apt. WANT 1 or J tledroom apt. nos FIME REPLICA OF htd pool, covered carport. Summer Rentalt 2910 $135. 1 BR upstn apt. Crpt.. Phone 5*-103' 1 Priv. beach; partly furn. ·on ocean ~ -8'.Yfnmt.
I bum ctlJ1'. IS IMMACU· Adults. m pets. See SUn. 143 2 BR Balboa ;IX) PER mo. Oceanfront -LARGE 1 BR. Ba)'tront. Sgl lady N r ~
LATE 'INsmE Ii: OUT. It's Bayside Village, 300 E. ~-........ ~!er .-n::.:~ -~ Paoonunic View. Large dtps & bl.Una.. Pool. !qr, ~. patio, frple, u.tD HARBOR l'llftll. S 610:.1902 . o a a rage . Prefer West ewport or
a rare find at any price & Coast Hwy. ~P675 .•• .,....... .. ....,. zm sq. ft. 2nd floor duplex,. apt E. 1846 Placentia paid: Winter $165 mo. 923 E. alKUt · Udo Isle, Yearly leaae.
an-ingvalue '°' LINDA ISLE s:J&.39ll, "5Kll) . 3Bdrm.2bath.67>-1442. EASTSlde2BRlum, clean, Balboo.G131190 BEACH APARTMENT baebelor. 83>-UIO. Mr.
$38.950 FU kt. PRICE New beautiful 6 Bedroom Ir $250 wk. Lu x u r i o us NEW home-like townhouse, adulta ollly, ft> pets. 3&l E. $135. CLEAN. Yrly apt&. 1 " BAati::t.oR uilfura' r r o m Furn or Unfw'n. <:111ts &: drps, l""W"el"'ch.....,..,...--...,.--
TERMS AO"AIL? stndy . .fY.! Bath borne. 60' waterfront apt, pool. Fum 2 2700 ft. J BR. J BA fam 16tt: Place. $165. Mo. 2 BR. Util. pd. Crpta & $ll0. Alllo avail 1 ~ 2 &: 3 yearly. $250. IDO, ~ MGR. <lf large. major co ..
CALL FOR APP'1'. &lip. 2 Year le-ase $1SOO mo. BR, 2 BA. (n4) 673-3003 m1. ,52 Amigos way. LOVELY 2 BR. 1~ BA, pool. drpe:. No kids. No pets. Bdrm. Heaufd poolll, citnd after 5 PM. hu been trari!lered to local
MISSION REALTY Linda Isle RENTALS ~ or 615-4130 Adults, turn $100. Uni $15.5. 541-1155 ~·center, adJ tg Plop{>Jn&. .2 BR ltiWer duplex. trplc. area. Would like io rent 2·3
885 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna Development Co. Houaes Unfurnished 2310 slnta Ana. 645-2933 CLEAN Bacheklr Apts. No ptts. · • ' 1 • $180. Yrly. Bltins._ Crpts & BR home. $150 to $1&5.
PHONE (714) 494-0731 Bil! Grundy 6'15+3210 G I l.SE-3 BR den, fam . rm, e NWR.u Pa.bns: e All util Incl $85 up 2'100 ~ Wa.9' . drps. 1 child ok. 3ll 36th St. Please ca1I 213: 241-0922
HIDEAWAY • LINDA ISLE e ener1 3000 tornia.I din rm, cpts, dJ'P', 1 &: 2 BR. Pool 315 E. BaJboa Blvd. CO!ta Mesa. S46-0370 (ll:n 2.@:lim WANTED: 2 BR house, $121
ON 3+ LOTS For you I; your boa.t! !iO ft. OCEANFRONT &wet Beach, p'.:::':x, ~-~:~ 177 E. 22nrl St. 642-3645 BALbOA 6T3-0045 MARTINIQ"UE 2 J:IR. 2 BA, cpl!. drps, or under per mo. Furnished. ~•-3 ,.,_ to prlv. beach. slip + beaut, turn. 3 BR. 3 BR, 3 BA, 3 *'-lftces, Ba •-1 btd pool ~ ~ --2 BR. 2 DA k 1 BR "'nts. Nr 2 BDRM, 2 bath. % bloclt to GARDEN APTS -bltinl. Adults, no pe1ll. $1'.75 644-2800, .ext 212,--m for v•-v ~ • ~-A ) ...a _nALI ~""l"" • .. Y C, • -......., up "*' . . , • • l.Me 1548--3708, 613-ZJ'to, tdf. G;µ-c.ia Enter thru secl ·~lcitl pa.. ...,.,....,. mm"'"' av..._e fur den, blt·ins, cpl.I, drps, 1 yr w/opi Bier 646-0732 shpng cntr. No children or beach. $175 incl o ti I • Elt D t, park likt-SUlTOIJlld-""c;:.;:c:::'c.:.:;:..:::;::,=~ ''"""""'""'°""'=:-::=~:I tio to ~-rm. w('-.,.beam lease 'til June l5th. 1e&R tninimum. No single pets. 6t6...rm before(. m.3101 . ce:; adul ·only UPPER duplex, lovely 3 BR. EMPLOYED man needs apt
oelL. ~ behdf''fiearth. Boyd Jtealty 675-5930 or pets, '375 mo. (213) WATERFRONT, 30' dock. 3 1 SR furn ...... :: ind util AVAIL Sept. 19, modem 2 ":c1i. l 2 lb3 BR.. A....,, 2 ~ New decor, nr Lido ~ exch. for week..oo/eve-
ocn. view. 14;e, wd. ~ LIDO Sands. 4009 Bruce 59l-1743 Br, l% Ba. crpb:, drps, Heated poo], :d':its. no pets. BR. bltns, crPu. d:rpg. $185 Pooi. sbopplnc-r...,. shops.~ rung wo1*. P.O. Box 92
bit-in kitch. Gay mosaic Crescrnt. Avail to June lS 3 RENTAU adltl. $500 mo lse. 67l-6698 549-S27 or 968-1740 mo. 205 Cyprfts. su--t638 tm SantanrAaa, Apt. iu.· tJ.75. BaYalde Village No 81 Balboa Island
bthrm. 2 bdrm&+~· d.m Bedr, 2 bath. washer/~, 2.3,4, bdrm's 3BR. 2baths$265mo. YRLY lse, l BR furn or un-. e i45.55Q e J"BR. 2 BA. Caipet, stove. RETINED &s.,lad)' wants -+: rnini ~ •Faniily ot· fenced yard. Poof avail. The Real Estate Mart 4 BR. furn.~ ba. $280 mo. MODERN FURN. 2 BR, furn apt. % block from ' , re6'ig, pdol. Adutts:. 675'5.175 room tw/ba, lite moking.
chard·· space' tCJ< bk!,. guest Near beach. $250 mo. No 1742:1 Bead! Blvd. HB Caywood Realty 54~1290 healed ;pool, adults, no pets. beach. 675-3M1 f • Viifta l 'nf 2 BR.Wlfurn. tt blk to beach. Will be QOmpanion tome
J h9f>. +pool. ALL pets. 11) 535-4575 or (1) 841-8531 • $325. Luxurious, 5 BR. 2% $1'45 + util. 542-9520 airway ftflls · ~ . *Gll-0086* . e\011'1. 64t-4662
a $31 ,900 BUYS IT TIS..3834. BA, view Country Oub. GORGEOUS.New 1 &: 2 Bt. lido Isle 4351 · e ·lANDLORDi·•
( OWNER n4~ PENINSULA POINT ~~ B:ti!~ ::;~. di;e:1d Partially furn. 546-1751 ~vpity rm, Cpool, sauna. Near Orange Ct> Airport & Newport Shores 5220 FREE RENTAL SER.VICE
; EMERALD BAY •• first of· CHEERFUL 3 BR. 2 Ba. yd for childreT1. Bkr. G45-~ arsons, .M. 642-8670 BAYFRONT APT. UCI. Adu!t.! only. 20122 Bl'Ol<tt SJ4.'982
tering of an -a-utb e nt lc w/sep. family rm., fenced Olll. Newport Shores 3220 1 BR, new, beaut tum. M<l. \VINTER LEASE, 3 BR. 2 Santa Ana Ave. ~2796 3 Br. 2 B.a. duplex. Crpts, NEED 2 Bdrm. apt in
Spanish-styled; home with play yard, Steps ta beach. to Mo. nro. Adult! only. BA, trplc, large patio, .fully -)~ bl~ ~rs· $2'Q mo. Harper &:h. area by Sept. l .
red tile roof '& flagstonM"n-Avail. NOW! S315 Mo. $.160. 3 BR, 2 Ba. Sep. house, 2 BR,. 2 BA, duplex. lower. 2220 Elden. 645-1251 eves furn. m.2328, or Cll3) __..... ~<> Reasonable, 64.5-1155
try gaiden-3 bedrms .• 2 Hal Pinchin & Aasoc. 675-4392 cBhilladre. 64n~ !~,pels welcome, $185 mo. Adults. 215 2 BDRMS, heated pool, no 654-3016· ORLEANS APJS. l
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bathrms .. 31 ft. living nn. GREA ~= ~ St ·~ ~ ta -r--·-Dri East lluff 5242 NURSE, Empl, deiiret; small ~ lana: T View on main bay; . , ._.,....., . ~... pt • -....uqyn ve, B IL--1-•-• ••55 apt or house. Exch ol Bttakfast nn. &: 1
• near ocean, 3 BR.. 2 Bath $250. 3 BR d~plx. Gar, patio, S6-211M a --""' ' -! e NEW DELUXE • sern.ce-·co.Midem:t, 494-_ 7696 'I (DVcly landscaping & lots of w/gnrage Winter. $300 mo. stove, refng, w/w. Bkr. East Bluff 3242 -BR avail, Adults only. Br
charm! Priced at $64.&ro. 939 w. Bay Ave. ~~12 or 5J.4.6980. Newport Buch 4200 $160 WINTER rental Little 3 • 2~ be apt. AK: le~ GOVERNMENT wo rk e r
1 JAMES L9MAS Re al f")')c; 3 BR. 2 Ba p . UNSURPASSED BAY vttw hie. 24' LR, 15' from tK.t 1741 Tugttn, Costa Mesa lni;:L sp1_1c. mastr. awte. dm wishes to rent family home .
.,. ~-Coast Hwy 6J3..8580. .......,. • aOO. N Be dock. (Use $15). 2 BR, food .Mar. Mn. Car.;on, 642-4641 rm. &: dbl, garage, auto. * 646-45U * F.titat!!' • .,,_ ~ • BA'iSHORES. 4 Bclnn. 3 ba. trplc. RIO, W/w. Children 40' Porch, 2 Br~·2 Ba + pool ewport ach door <l~bet avail. Pool &r-~==~==~-1
Dial 494-1008 Sept. • June lease. Private & pets O.K. Bier. SM-6980 Immecj acc. IM 5400 mo or COUNTRY CLUB ~=. ~ ~ Gr.c:Jout Aduft Livi-n;c~ atea. Nr. catholic * RENTµ. SERVICE * Blue Lagoon Villa community wifhlbeach. 13J.1 EXECUTIVE DOme 5 Br, S ·opL to buy,~· 67l>-0621 LlVINQ' _..,,,. ..... _;:•1 • .., dn1feh & school .&. Corona ~'to LANDLORDS . th-..... ·t • ... _ _, .... -ts 3 BR -DR. Llt. ~U<W'I &: IWlllrn.2 BR'.· n......, Bl D-<«MU l.WCOt)' apt.. unmac. .....,.. • mo. 6'£.1086 Ag!. BA. crpts, dtps. elec bltnl 3 BR. LUSK Lge. view ...,..."<ury gcuuen a_....,en I .... y .., del Mar High. ue °"aeon ~
1 Yoo own the 1'.nd. 2 BR. + Fenced $350 ~740 home; 2% bA. Nice ept&. & oUerlng complete privacy. $150 + ulil. w "crpts, frplC. Pool. Stu-e ONLY $255.e
oonv. dn. Lg. Jiv. rm. out-NEWPORT Channel; 2 Br. • · drapes. 642-9190 Agl beautiful landscaping & un-adults, (Pasadena) 198-4003 dents OK. No cluldren. . .st! 'AmigQI Way, N..B. Rooms for R¥t 5995 standing view, 2%. Baths. wshr/dryer. di.Ip., gar. Lg. 3100 paralleled recreational facll-MESA EAST APTS HOU ·
Decorated· by nationally fIICd. yd. Side tie avail. COltl Mell Corona del Mar 3250 !ties in a country club at· Huntington Buch 4400 145 E. 18th, C.M. TOWN Sf;S new 2. 3 & 4 $30. per~. Maid rftv; hid
known decorator. $.jS.SOO. Winter. 3507 Finley 833-ll34 3 BR cpl & VB $l70 mosphere. Now leasing in 642·3474 or 548-5745 ~-.~: ~A.,!~ Way. pool, central toe,-· Motel
CORBIN·MARTIN 2 8R Furn h'.ltne, in Disp. Carport fenced yd FOR Lease -cameo Shores, Newport Beach. New 1 BR, $135. 3 BR 2 Ba, SHARP, l.arKe 2 BR apt, 91 ~ <ll' "'~ TuhiU Inn, 450 · Vk:torla
•, RS ~1$62 a ... _........, •.....: CY 1y 6 I 2 a.1-• 1700 16th Stn:et $195 ..i~ crp•• bl"-· · (near Harbot' 61\td) C.M. REALTO ,.,..,, ....... .,s. ,,.,.,.,,, mo. r Spec. Pr. Seniors pref. mos <lt ess.. cw.ui s, con. FurniJhed or WlfW"nished Nr Ocean. pri deck, p:rage. ....,...., ...., ..,...,, qwtt Corona ~I Mat 52!0 548-2129 (9 al:n io 5 pm).
,I 3006 E. O:iut Hwy., CdM lease) &U.-3863 Lease w/opt. Nr mkt.s vertih1e aen, % bath's, eli Ot>4 Bach units $75, $85, &: $95. bldg, infant OK, S150 mo.
OCEAN VIEW HOME BAYFRONT Mt dock 3 Br, 3 at Placentia on 19 SL spacious llvil:le" rm. dining Mod ~ s:;70fu 9 .. pm 202 B 14th 673-178C, 536-131! ::• alter 5::1> or . ROOM lor rent, kitchen
XLNT Vet bn assumption. Ba den. Lease/option $500. 1904 Federal Open Sun room. $31? pet__.. m..!.; OAKWOOD 2 BR. mobil home nr. bch. • ---; ,: privilti:;.es. Corona de1 Mar,
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t.·nte Will not ioereue. 3 mo. 675-4331. Abo UDfurn. Vacant &: Oean, Owner gardener included. •n.>-01 •o ATTRACTIV E: ntwly ~ pool, beaut area. J'm a -• -~1-'-2131"7 _,,. Adull!I. $160 Yrly, t1lKI .... 11 ,,·ngle quo·e1 lady -1111 Br, 2 Ba, w/w erpts, ul'-'C. 54&-9493 any hr daily "' CUI"'""'' .,.. -:-...,..,. GARDEN mo. 2l3: 292...(fill Mr. W redecorated spacious: 2 or 3 ....,, • • v•;r
Car lot; compl privacy. Bayshor. 2225 2 BR, garage, patio, crpls, FOR Lease, Cameo Shores 6 ton BR. 2 bath aptB. Poo.I & I=·""="==· --~---I
A nx i o o • • s ubmil. F/P mos or less, 2 Br. convt. APARTMENTS recreation room. Children ON TEN l'\CRES C'OLLEGE or working girls,
$44 500. 3 B'l, 2 BA. fum, dishwsht, d~, sto~e. re~g. ~I~~ dt?n, 2 Ba, spac. livfrig rm. WINTER. ocean!ronl, 2 BR. 2 BR, 2 BA. pri patio. Hid OK. 646-7095 or 2214 College 1 & 2 BR. Fm'n le: Ullfurn live on Bal Isle, incl phone,
p t.ACE RE..\LTY 494-9'm4 wshr/dryr, frplc, gardener, seti!,ting 1iJ::,r 54~':sc, dining nn. gardener pd. $200 month. 300' From pool, washer book up. $~ Ave. Fireplaces ; priv. patios I kit, rec nn & TV. RqJms e BY OWNER • yr lse. Priv beach. 646-4709 s P6· . $315 mo. 673..sm ocean 2 BR. Sim month. montb ~-2 BR. Children OK. Bit-Ins, Pools. Tennis . Coatnt'l Bkfst, from $50 lij). 675-36l!
il BR. P m 2 BR. East.side. $!00 Mo., l OCEAN VIEW 110'~• r .. M -~ 2 BR. ""1" ..i...... 1 -e le---" ....1 900 Sea Lane, CdM .....W DELUXE roo-.In "'I, Custom bu L l anora -Coron• del Mar 2250 yr. lease. lat & last mo·s. llil:n:) ........ ta esa ye..,.y, 0 C ty 4600 ~ .......... ., ... ut> ,.......,. 3 "" ,.. '-''
ic ocean view home. Walk rent. Water paid. No pets F<lr ~ 1rom $350 up $140 util paid, no pets. r•nge oun No pets n65 mo. 2192 I =I private horn@, $20 week.
to scboci. beach. OCEAN side. 11,S blks. to Eves/weekends 546-822'Z Don V. Franklin, Realtor 642-3837 SINGLE Young adults, lmt· Amerlcan. nr Victorial~I . can 540-2754
Open ~t/Sun. l -S beach. Well furn. bome. 3 fi73.~ _ SINGLE Young Adults Lux-ury garden apts, w/foll Elem. 548-l57J Balboa tsland 5355 ROOM For rtnt, gentleman
920 SKYUNE DR. &. 2 ba. Lge. fam. rm. 3 BDRM .2 g'-th ~ kt NOW READY! 3 bedn:xwi, 2 ury garden apts with COWi-recreation facilities I: com-UNnJRN 4Je 2 & apt, nmv-preferred. $50. month. ~500 494-6174 lea.SI! 'tiJ JUbe lS; $375 m<l. Large patio. a.rage 10 c Baths: not tar from FaShion try club atm<lSpbere and plete privacy. South Bay ly pa.inttd. w I w crpting, Ltn'LE ISLE. Att new bit 2 6(2.2092 atltr 6
180 DEGREE VIEW wr Boyd Realty 675-5930 ot lot, converted. Rent or Island. Year t(IUnd lease complete privacy. SOUTH Club Apts. 7T7 So. $1SO mo. incl util. Apply BR apt. . sundll!ek. • New LARGE comfortable room,
of white water .It coastline, CAMEO SHORE> Luxury 2 lease. 5f0-4044 $285 mo. BIB 61S-:3IXMl BAY CLUB APTS, Irvine at Brookburst, Anaheim (TI4) Mgr, J35. Albert P l, C,M. or stove. re frig, cpts, ·drps. convenient area. $20 per
lmll1l but level $7,950 With BR, den ocean view 4 BR. Mesa Verde. Htd. It 4 BR. 3 ba.. 2-sty. borne Year. 16th. Newpon Beach. m-4500 call 82(-4968 aft 5:30 pm $2'lS yrty lse. 673-4394 week caJl 642-t?-:>&
$1.IXXI down, bal at $85 mo. adultB. N~ly dee. Owner'. Jilt. pool. $325 ?.lo. Incl. pool ly, $275 Month. (714) 64~ NEW ~ BR. 1 BA. tibag crp't NEW Large 1 Bedroom apt. 1 BDRM w/ bath. Private
All due 3 yn. 6T:>-5698 maint. 8 f.fonths ltase Winton Real Estate 67f>.3331 OCEAN FRONT 1 BR, spac Garden Grove 4610 Drps, dishwh.sr, patio, beam G~ & dock for small entry. N" ooolrlng. $70 mo.
494-113T or 491-1021 2 BR, 2 BA. On the beach. Owner 546--0271 2 BR, dbl garage, lg yard, kltchen & liv nn. Nicely SINGLE Young Adults lAlx· ceiling, frplc, gar. Adult<;, boal 67l--0546 furnished. 6Ts.-0771
I 1707 Breakers Dr avail 9 * 1 BR Cott.age. New decor. OK for boat, trailer, etc. decorated. shag crpl. S130 ury garden apt.s with coun-00 pets. $165. 2650 Elden. E x·C LU tiaJ L•guna Nigue months. $300 ' ma. l213) Alt util paid . $140 mo. $250 mo. 673-al25 mo Incl util. Bach only. -· club a--......,_ and 537-0fl62 after 1 pm & Sun. Huntin,.ton BeKh 5400 S l VE residen · -54• ~49 ·~ ~.. 61' ~ 12131 -........, ... 3 ""u"t""'"" · beach area. Use or conr
N • 1 T 799-6885 -or ......,..,,_,..., ........,...., or ..,..~..,, complete pn'.acy. OOUTH REDECORATED 2 BR , Laguna 1gue err· b In plete. home. $100, 646--7938
N ... ....., "'· n . ;w & 5 er. CHINA COVE. 3 BR-den. LG 2 BR. gar & palio, $140. Huntington Beach 3400 Nwpt I1land-Beyiront BAY CLUB API'S 13100 It-s. ttpts a: drps., no EXCLUSIVE -N wt R-•--•·d CHAPMAN A r.~ pet = W "•;•-S 2 BDRM'S So,. ol H-. l bl!<. bome9 in ocean view area. Fantastic view. 1 or 2 yr e Y """'-vra...-· Upstairs. newly dee, compl ve., ....... en ' s. """ · w ....... n t. -"
Carpet.el, front landscaped, lse. 675-3226 or 6Th-38IJI 54$-2655 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 car garage, furn. 2 BR den. Dshr/displ. Grove (n4l 636-3030 545-6760 ON• THE-BEACH from beach. $\ti Adults. no
""1th sprinklen: bllnS, self· AVAIL Oct.. L E-slde 3 BR. ~~~oo:· &.T:!~,~~ Adults. no pet&. Util pd, $250 DELUXE lg, 1 Br, 11Undeck, 2 BR unfum, $135. Adults, no 2 & 3 Badroom Apts. l.:i;;pe""',,.·-642-..,...7_8911_.,_.--.,-I
cleaning oW:.n: 3 car garage. Balboa 2300 hoi.lse. bltins, dsbwhr, cpts, per mo incl water. Rdi! mo. 6'5-7599 uar, ocean view, carport. peta, 745 W. l8th St. Apt C. Luxury living to pie~ the 'l'WO rooms for rent •
$58.1SO Tu $61.950. Excellent drps, $250 mo. 642--0850 M6-351S e WINTER rentaJ-1 BR nos 1ease. Util pd. 499-1473 open Sat & SUn 10 to 3. .most. d\,scrimina_png. Now emplQYed men only. $S:J per
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.... ;...,. with declining in-2 STY 3 BR. 2 BA. crptd. Nr , __,_, · I 541-0664 for lnfonnatioo avA"-IJ. at mo. ~ ·-... <-.. , Family --•y. MOK 3 Bdnn home E-~1de on .11' _, -uc1uxc, ocean view, gar, -u.e , _,,=~-~_,......,,...,,,,..
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•· •-1% % to ~ ~· -3 BR. 2 ba. den. "~· wlw ' • u ••~ L •--~ "705 Th ff ntingto '"Ft•"" n -· be t CdM I.ere rai.c ........ (n4} 871-9467 ac. Fenced yd, Dbl gar. 1 -h I penoa. D) pe -· aguna v..irn .. 3 BR. 2 BA. Crpt&, drps., B 0 n l\-1'1 no.ium In au
6&.4%. child, $176. 64&-560'7 crpts, screc.>ned port' poo, e OLDER house, 1 people 11,_ .,75 ,.._ ._.. ... bJtins, fr.plc, d s hwb s r. bolYie for sngl penon. $l23.
l•gun• Niguel Corp. • 2351 re.ls. no pets. $250 mo. lie. $130. 673--2617 ..... & ... a. V\...:anu""' Sur Patio dbl pr Adults. '!lo Pa' cif1'c Re!s, no smokers. 613-4169
'99-ll344 54.1·7761 Lido Isle S BDRM, 2 baths. I year 540-~ l.SOS: OCEANFRONT dio apt'11. All utll k ttJeclear pets '540-7088 • ~FURN room, . pn"vate en-
Jease. Good neighborhood. LEASE 4 BR. 2 Ba •. bJt-ins, incl. Lse on1y, 494-2775 =;;;'-;;-=-,,.,...,=,..-,,,-
Mi11ion Vieio 1708 ~~reL~ i: ~ Call aft 5 pm. S4&-ts29. fenced Yd. $235 mo + 1st & 3r:irm, 2 BA h5%;.is1:5 LUX 2 Br, 2 Ba, oceantrt. in NEW J BR Apt. East Bide~ ~":r :C,~~irl only.
LBPAZ San Martine model. bathS• trplc South ~tio & AVAIL Oct 1st, College Pk. la$t. + $l00 aeeudt,y. mo. ~a~~i3~~77·1169: ~:-871-1700 ~~,'d~,bl~~ ~: 'ru Ocean Ave,. ll.B. I-==""======;=-
. e1eva . :mJ nr beach. '$Joo M<l. yrty. 11hr-t'P 2 BR. convert deb, 2 Tradewind& Realt,y 847..gsu NEAR.New 2 9 turn apt. * 642-GZi'l <n4) .-.1'87 MOteli:. Trlr. CrtL 5997 :a;~R. ~ tiO~ 2 fpl~ le:~. BA. $225. lease. S4S-36S8 4 BR home, 2 itory. J car blk from bay. Yrly lease. FABULOUS 1 BR on ocean. LARGE l BR Sri a r P ! I ~~~~~~!!!'l~~I, "'-=~-;;:;;;:;:;-;-~
family d.in nn. Xtn. lg Lee Sc:bonek, Rltr. m..J585 3 BR. bouse, blt·lns, cpts. It garage, s-t1o. FeJlC!ed yd. $3» mo. 642-0010 ask ftr FrpJc, utn, P1"C Incl. S15S Drapes. cuPfm. Dear So. BALANCED POWER $6 NIGHT UP .
1ot, anctrm..otru. Assume NEWLY Fumillhed 4 BR. 4 drpl.. PIO month. Crpts a: drps. $2lli mo/be. Don Ctevier mo. 3'8 Clill Dr. 4!M-Z175. Coast Plaza. occ. $130 mo. • APARTMENTS -e Kitchenette •. TV. mH.ld 3t?tv ~ g ~" FHA. By Ba. avail Sept 15th. Winter 546-697S 9182 A:Mik Or, H.B. ,968-5llQ2: l &: 2 BR-Bachelor Apt&. LGE. l·Br., ocean view. $190 Agt. call 546-S179 NEW LUXURY 'l &-. 2 BR : ~be :;-ice abd pool
owoor. 8.10-1348 tr kJrctt. (213) 189-9369 ot 3 BR, 2 BA. MontiC"ello O:>o-3 BR, 2 BA. ocean view Kit-TV-Poo1-••·•..1 .. _. ""'--1.SR. flJrniSbed. $135 AV GA$ BUILT·~S ,.....! .N CM --do. Kldtl OK -·----·--th .. ~ ~· -AR"'~ ... r>-t. ~............ AILABLE Now, 2 BDRM, PA~"'· • BALOO'=s ,j;,}IV ewparf Bl C2Ul ••-m \f ._ ~-._.... ,....,., per wk. & up. TilE MESA W rww"' Pll ..... er -.-.-...~ crpts. drps. blUll&, carport. Ao'\n.1"WING'"" · MS-9755
Duplex• For Sale 1975 FURN 4 BR, 3 BA. $400. 67l-4277 no ans. 962.ooo2 * ~1867 * 415 N. Nwpt Blvd. 646-9681 RENTALS Adults. No pel>. 548-611i9 "" k be
1 BR ~--1145. 3 BR I ho ,_ & G'lm'&"Qf_OE CIW..E'I' ..,.,. w & up Bae ~ Apls. N..wly dee. Avail now. FOR rent '"""""• un urn use, crp..,, OCEAN Front yrly lse. 3 BR. Apts. Unfurnithad NEW 2 BR. suo. Bltns, 82t2 4.(;~ 536-2800 l<Jtcbens -TV1 r Maki Serv. DUPLEX. 2 l: l bednn near
Jloag <Jlospital. A I w a y s
lttented. $26,500 .Good fiban·
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Wntr rental or yrly References! drps. $225 mo .. lt!a.8e 2 BA r...1 • .,..,,.. ·ncl Ill · · City I ~-9·~ f 1714) 624-7109 * 548-4416 * •5.l6-J898* . ......-wee . ..,,.,., I u , ~-I 5000 patio, pr. Adult. onl.v. no Z BDRMS. 2 BAJH o ..,,_'&'" tro o 2208\> W. O<ean Front -••ra "'" 100.F 21.i St. Ms.mi • panui;,. Motel. 24.10. W.
B. Ibo I 1' d 2355 4 BR. 2 BA. Cl"ptd, drpd. A New ~-!~· 4d Ba. blt-ipdru;, 629-3914 -2 BDmt Duplex. Middle-'"'"' ' Chapm11n
• a 1 an dshwhr fcriced. $250 mo. N. dtps, fou""~" Y . water • • i~m n~-··. • VEN' DOME ~-n~/Mo. flEATED PDOL I'·===~---~~ CM 541)...42'75, $3.'iO 968--QlU T<.;•• ......,,,IU6> pttt Rugs l drps. $150 mo. ,._~ ... -o:.EKLY mies Sea lark
SEPI'.June. nice tum homt, · WINIFRED L. FOSS, Aat. 548--0(2'1 Incd. cpl/drps, Ki& OK Motel, 2301 Newport Blvd.,
BAI hle, 2 BR. 2 BA. ar 1 3 Bdrm 2 Ba. bit-ins, near e 64i.38SQ e TE APTS! Oe.lawa.rt studio Apts. eo. .. ta Mesa 1
BR, 1 BA. reu rent ~apon. Meu Verde 3110 heh. sehl!, newly crpld, LARGE l BEDROOM IMMAAD, .. ":J.'t F.um..Y 2 BR. drapes, . carpettd, -2620 Dmwate, H.B. !-=========-
•· a .. !200 per month 536-&129 .,...,, pragt. tmm~. adults, 00 2221 .. -~me 5:»-W6 G I H · s-cple. 675--048' -1~ or 3 BR le: tam room, avail Oct · · Sl25 Mo, .oc:ttnview, winter SECTlONS AVAILABLE no pets Sl.25. 646-6370. • .. ..,.. •· vet OJI* ,..,..
Olden 213' .....,,.7• hl Chlldren OK. t.aae, 1'a ll NI I 370°7 e m-atl * Clooe lo ohopplnf, Pork $135. 4:< 2 BR '""'"" apt. * BEACHBl.UFf,* !'RI l'OOm fl' lk'd Guest
S BR furn "tU July 1. Frplc $200 per mo. 549-3?90. gun gue GARAGE Apt, bt'bvten bt.)t A * ·Sp.doUI I Brs. :I'S. Crptl, drp6. bllina. Pool. Nctr .. J , • a Br, J,Ba. F.A., Heme for elderly mu or
dbl gar, tam.Uy only, no LG. deluxe 2 Br, 2 BA. ocea.n 2 BR. S1Q) winter, * 2 Bedroomt Mgr aJ>t E, 1846 Pllcetltia di.sbwahra, patkis, po 0 11 woman. Good food., ..L'Qn+
SJ. Lqu~ 2 ~. ocean
view • .JUk) bd waler. Avail
,_ O> July L (2131 -
O' wple: 6.17 No. M.lmon .. • nr. su Gabritl
pets. $215 incl util A: Newport Beach 3200 convt. den. ~n view. $2(1) yrty 673-tO'l6 * Sw1:m Pool. 'Pu:t/sft'en DELUXE 2 BR. &1udio. crpts. view, t·..t 2 ~to:rf..ijWallr to l'!niaJ atmoepbere, 8.vail
telej'.hJne. c.au 67$-124! 499--™4 or 5fi'-17lil 3 BR. 2 8A winter rental. l'A * Frpl. lnd.iv/lndrJ' t.c:'h drps, pool. No child ages 2 5 Potnl& 5'lol>'r. H.B. now. 548-S225I
WINTER; s Br. bayfronl 1/1 RENTALS bfk to <>«an. Furn or un-ai,."1 =-Im~ thni 10. Call 646--04!!6. 817"'57
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ltorstolo feJ Shoh 2005 A'*'. ,.arly 4 BR bay!rnnt TOWNHOUSE ~·· Furnlshod lurn. 642-2752 *' BR. """ no pela. Child
SHARE 5 BR b>ul8. 3 i.. s ~ ~ ~nio Rlty. 498 Adult& only. 3 BR.. t~S BA. Ge al 4000 3 Bii, 1 Ba.. 1i blk. lo ~acb. ok. SJ.30 per mo.
\'t:. Beaul dl!o:nted. S21S month ner $240 l\fo. yrly llSE'. s.19-10'JJ Gr 5-13-i:ZJO CU' pr 1'/m.elure.
tmplo)'ed m • J e . ,CM. L1gun1 Buc.h 2705 Bay & Beach U> W£J..:KLY. t Br. pool, l~H~ '40lh St. 6'75-.'m!:i RtNTAL. FINDERS l ·BR. Luir. w/w cpta, stow.
646-1058. 5fl-.2523 uk -Mr. Rtelty, fnc. w/w. ChikJ,..,.n & peU O.K. 1'RJPLEX -Spac. 1 BR. IUP8ISM ·•· tuaAll'nll gar. Adlts., no pets, $120 Mo.
Baker. 3 Br, $235. l BR, $U'i. !IOl Do\/tt Or NB Suitt ll6 Broktt 534-6980 bltins. Pfllio. Blk from bch ; = mmnM-.,_. 642-8519 After S PM.
MA,M "to ~ J BR~ util paid. 23S Cltiquita 6u.2000 .,Eves.~ $170. 2 BR. New paJnt., w/w. &: ht,y. Wtnttr--yrly 675--678l An.-toCWMAn511¥1Cf 2 BR, apt.s. drpfi , ~"' p:d. 'Newpart Beech SL or call 213: .... " Q!.U~ O.K. w..e. peta. TIIE QUlCKER YOU CALL, or,w. ""c.t. .......... "' W~/deya, Reh req'd. * CaU &GD1J + ne. t!ltphutlt Oime-!1-.fiJle DAD3 Pltar WAHT ADS! "11tr\ ~ . THE QUJCKER YOU s;EU. 'tol:l?n e"'"' a r 169 Met:a l>r. SJ!O. &0-4S68 1-~ ..... -'-~~~~~~~~~~~
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ii:hop!I A: pier. Select temuit&. &tl-3510.
SIS..,, A{iults. ~2131 1-~sro=~M=GE~Y~A~RD=
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"NANCIAL ' l'INANCIAL l~~i~~n~1tl~-~~~300~~1us.~~~~~~Q~1i~'CI ~· Tl>.'1 1; cotmttuCTJON NOD•)' Wh y 'r' CHRISTMAS DULUS I •VJU&U• tar """°"' ,..,. en ou
ducilJw ........,. ....... ,.. • w t ., d ... CASH IHVl!STMENT COUkD MAKE -"'· Motel&. Num-. an I one YQll .. bR MORE CHRISTMAS PAOl'I T. Romeo. ~ Cent.,.., • ht
Do 1l 1111n Nov. le Dec .. order now fofbost ... ~~ ... B .:,'.,1 ~~;.•;,; 11g • • •
10cll6.i"' delivery -Be•l locaUons. call nu. ~"' • Call one of
W'e ).ielp quell/Jed parties find temporary salea ::r:-.1 ~~· B~ fhe experfS \ociillelil (2 monlbs). Includes all mucllAncll•o, IJWbam, AJoloama 35ll3
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Whoddya W•nt? Whaddya Got? . ta•~•'C&l'!Y aale1! ,Holiest new 11 n •• ! $15,000 m 1£ ... ll.ooo ... SUN SIGN AnJIOLCGY
'SPlCIAL C\.ASSIFICATION l'OR ' !YI out' IOO<ls for Cliristmas. JN. 1t. brick'comm•rc. blq. '" cl ...... lie-""'· ,,
, NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS IG~ NOWI You'U re a 11 y make bll Orana• Couniy. °" '°"' SERVICE DIR.CTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY SlltVICI DllllCTOllY II<.,..,.,. --
S-lal ltato "··tut! . term ,..,_. ...... Payabl• As h I 0 11 "20 ~-d I ~-P ~--1 c.JI ti. !Im Sip. m.i
r •-.., • 1r~ mo. IJr<l. 10%. a11 due 5 '"'P=•:o:'~· -=..:::'--::-:=: -• on no -•pa·~·.,.."f ••~ daya or m.2140 o1t '· 5 LI--5 11,,,.. -$ bucka ~0•·1••L1 PIT COLLICTION -!tenl>l 1.., .. $1@ mo.: -,alntlnt -.......,--~·,--""'~ .. v",..-•••·-"11 •P•~<\7l') ... 7-..:..1o •••dallv ,. 20" diacm&nt. -Brok-er
.u • ... ..... -,·-· "" ~ -.. -SEAlJNG • PATCHING ANmoNY'S :...=~--~ ...... .. _.........., uuo• " ,,_. <ilt<il w" ~ _ ...... Re11dtntial • Jni:IU5 • Comc'I c • s Pain---. lilt.net, ... ,.O\Ht ~ '""'.,...... ...... .,... .. ..,.,.,........ ~ m --..... -~. -·~· • &-HOTHLNG .,.~_I.tile -TlADIEl 0Mlv1 jit Aft • . --------Comp! reaa Rrv. DlrTenlly House I: apb, Na job too
PHONE 642-5674 --I ' I ilua. o.portunillH QG1 Isr TD on wlolla '"'"" -e......i hy City of C.M. tor 644-4.840 , omaU. 67>"956 alt~ To Pla c:• Yow-Trtder'• PtrHite M ~: ::S:: • lot In l.quna 8eattl. a&.cd •lfttl restol'ation. The llfst, coats no more!
· ~ f St I p ,.... FAMOUS •l $&11 mo. Ind. II>, a1l ""' NATO CCRP. Experle->Wnkn&n<o Plootorlng. Repa ir 61tcl Tl'lde 2JJO aq ft bmlrw111 LOVELY bomt on Alt.dtl\I out• . I• Np. .. uw. BRAND NAME S )'ftrl. 1J"1 Diacounf.. Gen'I Contractors 63&-1818 Buda;et Landsca»lnc
,rent.I; ~ or retail ahop Col! C.01Jl'5!. 5Y% USOID! "'S PULL PRICI CA.NpY ROlfl'IS Brokler GT~ Graduate HortkWtut1af • PA.TOI PLASTERING.
fttr ~ ms. 211.213 62nd a.hie loan, $59,950. Tr8de fa, 57 Acni. ~ ~. Now available lSI a.t.. Meaa $500ll BLUE anP 2od TO. BlbysittJn9 6550 -'""'"c""o"'M""P"'L;,E;;f,1="'=-1 All typ:s. Free estimate. , ~~:: '!':· (;;~ ~ a:.a~r ~ ~ 1Jtab, ~ diJle tQ._ mJW It ~ otbtr towns Sq thla 20% dbc. SeUlltlld :S 1n. ---H-"---R-E--YA.Ru AU.INT. :CalJ:=:i-i====!::== · e lUt. Xlnt hUntbw. ti.hh!J" A arq,_ AO locations are c:om.. loc •pt. comJllu. """° qrt.1.y. C ILD CA Sp 'nkltt installed a.
72' Cru!Rr Twin o. auttt Horse raoch Riwnide 5*1 lnvt9traw:nt. 7lt! "'-4185 mercia.l qr. taclllry, V~ 3 yn dur-. ~ 1 little girl. qe 2n lo s ed~ New la.wns. ~! _P_lu_m_bl"-nt;... ___ _
pilot, range 1200 mh ttct!nt acres, lovely home, ~ hlah earnlnp. no selUna m. yea.rs, A3 playmate le com· Monthly Service. PLUMBING REPAlR ~ =~~; .:~:n:e,~ =~:m~~o:_ q ~!:: ~?':. ~,°'rrt ~!!1 :1~ia~ q:-1::~ ~"'!-___ y_W_a_n_IW ___ 635_0 :nllC~e;~r :!is4 f::ud: -.,--.,.,..-"",-1-"8_,,..--,--1 N~ ~ m:11
' ~ (TI41 ~ 642-165.3 ' ¥> tt ¥-is Vs a ·day z-pare time (days or fiji Neededt &turn $5IXXl Near Ma&nolia &. EdingPr. Ou1ll ty Lewn ~rvlce ======~°==•I
UAVE: 17' Gutsirtam in-Wanted: Late model Vall. ;~-lo $3350 REQUIRED 111 90 da111 Nori.kl 646-1234 Fowitaln Valley area. $15.00 Establishln& new toute by
boen!/outdrlve 1966, 150 HP will £\Vl.P 1 lo 10 ~ SILVER VALLEY Jnfuire about our "'free boom dQ or eve ~•.;,w.;,·ee=•·c,cCalJ=.,:84,::1_;·'187=.'--~ well known pro'ltuionll.
, TRADE: for late Camaro land !n Goldfield, Nn~. -a & NCH HOUSE rou~ plan", Make YoUl' N-ciilLD Care. Jo.ty home. 'Vill _Re""""'-""-"·.;,· .,."~''~·-"..;>11S4..,....,..._ CARPENTRY, Pal n tin I,
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Mallbu, etc. Vil $300 per lot. 548-41.1111 1\#1\ ture stcUri with t:UI, a DuM ANNOUNCEMENTS take infant or up to 3 years. Complele 1'rtt Strvlce Mlmr plumbl.na" repairs.
846-32'11 d*, ev~s. SU.1122 • • & Bradstreet rated Natlon&I •nd NOTICES Have fenced yard and l~l Bu.ck Y1.rd PIO'ft'ln& Mobile home rePf.ln. ~ H VE C ~-• I ·~ • r old child. Location betwun • "'° -· e or 611>-l.BU A<l,Jlcent lots, Well<"llff, A : om~~...... ot, J 1 "CR"' '"GE Co. F.or JnOf9 lnfortn&Uon ..........,_
. ?$:, V&hle ;30,000 e&<"h. clear $15.000. Lake Amnv· " lilll &end name, addreu a: pbone Found (Frw Adi) 6400 Fairview & S unflower Exp'd Japanese Gardener. BUILD, Ri{node.I, Repa.lr
Trade up or down: lncom", head $10,000 clear. WAN'f': 1.0. to: ROtrrE DEPI', P.O. ,:.540-5058~::;,,==--~-I Complet<" yard *Vice, Brkk, block. c oncret e ,
'HartJOr area duplex, or res-Whit you have. Broktt. Ctl CITY OF Box SI Pomona. c.alif. 91769 ONE 13oYs I: one &lfll 2 BABYSJTI'ING my home. 1r'e'f! estimate. 5t)...J332 crpntr)', no 'job too amal.I ~8801 wbWlr blke11. Vic Vuta 1-:=':,::C-===..:.:c=::.._ identt, boat ! 646--8565 · ;11 ft LAl(l!S N C.JI ~" ~ ,. ...... 11•• Prefer ages l \~ to l. fenced TREE ••
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Lie. Contr. 9C-QH5 WANT used Mercedes 250 ,·, ~ • CANDY SUPPLY ova, · ...-u "' ~...,. yn:I. Vic Bushard &: Adams. """"rv ce, ...... __ yard
8ayfront 9 Bdnn. home. VW SPRINGS ROUTE 546-45S1 968-26()3 cleanup. Rototill • aprinkler 1t 11' YoU need rtmodell.ng, \V8.1!t industrial, Orana:e TRADE FOR '67 M'~ YO'~ 0,YN , • v"' • ..,. IL BLACK p 1 k' =='~=~-~-serv. M6-5848 palnt1nc er npain:. Call County. Sq~back. ~ vn. ~ tv F lATE art pen an itten, EXCELLENT Catt for your --"'-='-----Olclr:, 6ft..l'1'7
Balboa Bay Pro~rties 673-2512 (No Selling Invol\.'ed) found 1924 Port Bristol <"hild! t.ty home in Htg: Bch. CLEAN-UP SPEaAUST! 1..::;;:::..::;:;...::;;;. ___ _
67J..T420 Anytime E~a 20 Niles Eu1 ol Bantow <m Excellent income for few ~""""''='"""' N~.B_. -"~ .... ~~~"'~-Call ~46 Mo>A'lfw, ~. odd Jobs. s.wtn1 6960
• 1 ·-·~-fl"t:f\W..Y. Q.v. 20C'D ft. Neu boUra wed&ly wortE <Dan or BOY'S Bike vie Goldenwest ====~-,.,..--,----"'-"""=--oabl~c.'·..,..:."c.M955-"'"--, 5 acrq mature avocado,
FaUbrook.. $40.\f. Equity
J26,00J. For house, units, ?
fofott, fUddlc Rlty
' 646-88ll, 8a3--0CJ7 l!WI.
16' Pearson }fawk sailboat
with trailer, both xlnt. $1075
ue , Will trade for cu,
cyde or trock.
400-11:84
Vlew borne, ~ ~-Like Loreen, Wondertul land eYeitina;sJ, Refilling I: ('Q(. BABYSITTING t.1y home,
Beach, J BR &: Mn, beam for apricot.I, alfalf&, nut tJtt leeti11g money trnm coin &: 'V&rner, H.B. Call to Jo.1esa dcl P.lar. Any age 1t Expert Japenne
ceilings, elec kit, Romu1 afotrinr. fish r&ilin&". hone operated dapensen: in Costa =""="="c:.ly~ll42.J7-~38-...,-,~ welcom<'d. 546-3003 FINEST \VORK MLQ3if
tub, trade $15,00) eq for Mo. t;IDCb, boe.tin1, •le; e.lc; Meea a: ~ area. WHITE female spaniel, "ic. LXP'D <"hild care in my JIM'S Ca.n:lenlna I: lawn
tor Home. Boat. Lot ? f • We m. route. CHandles Vktorla &: Pacific Street.. lovely home. $75 mo-hion mainte~. Re.11. A Qom.
830-2325 «t Acrr1 R&Deb Land', fm. name brand ca.ndy & Leather-collar. 642-3848 thru Fri. 646-5537. mercial. • 540-4837
$30,000 ~ulty, $16,770 .11q. ft, JrOYed Wlrn modem 2 BR lin&<"kS) n575. Cub requitt<t. FEMALE Irish Setter, Back BABYSITTING, Jo.Jy borne.
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TILE, C...amlc 6974 C l Pf'DP. Comer location. ranch boule, ~ Uv rm. Far-personal intnview in Bay area. ~'DU Jfts klt:n-1· F v
So. l}ri.lltol, S.A. For cabin, , -..:!, , Clillnl, ~ a.ta M~~ ·-wl>I! ., ... ._ &C-75t3 his.goo 18. & Warner, · · t:!.•ulinp 67JO * v~. 'lbe Tile Man * Be r-.a eer. "Mf..._.. mod ill.th a --, .,,,-~==,....,===-= Any age. 842-&47:t ---"-----"'-'"' ~ Ctllt. work. lmt&ll .t: repain. Bie ar area. ... ,~ ~ ... "\""""', em n&me", addrta & phone 1;:.,..'""""'" b'• ~m •• 1• YARD• cl n---~--•--mak. 548-5844 ri1'nbiQI. Tank hotJllt e-nqmlle:r to Muld:.State Inc., o......,......... ...... ,. 'u ..... BABYSITTING: 1tfy •far eanup. ~ No job too small. r WIRIC'I'
HAVE; 13 units, will n;. clGlpnc" itlaO,saJ ply, 1tor-!I05l E. Jmpula.I Hwy., ::::ny~/~~ Very Ne>A'J>Orl Heights home. Age ~:~~~-patch. lMJdJw •b ower cha~e for units. TD's, pa-Alt tank Uftlttr 45 lbs pre1o Downey, Calif. 90242 (213) --~~~---~ 11" to 2\1:. Call ~1289 np&ir. lf7-1951/'U6.03)5
al not or ! 1 MJ.'lOO'J. autt. With double far. Con-8Sl.~ PLACI< Cock-a-poo, with Wll.L Bab;osit )'OUl' home by CLEAN UP & lite lllO\'ing TrH Service MIO
"'" M 8-" crete ~ Wik. all elec., -''-"---~---Collar. <>wntr pl• claim 3008 the week. You furnish Tree & !hrub removal. Nancy J, ort, ~.,..er. 5 "p -P'. -1·• -min "D--1 p·•--. "'" •-1 R bl •••1~• -
;::::;:: ... II r:-r -'Ill. .... ..-AAA CANDY SUPPL y ,_,,_ .UH Ul ~ transportation, 642·1407 uaona t'. _,... oo;I GEN!:'S TR I: E SERV:
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ing, fishing, dining,~ FencHWltbl'~byl'xD>fl 5G--388I 1---------Jiandymananytime)'OUcall trimmed. hauled a-wa)
Ing. Want trailer or mobile rf!dWood ~-'7 Miles Eut (NAME BRAND CANOY} WOMENS &I··-•. vi·. K· Irick, Masonry, etc.
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* *642-3.198• * 549-1359 ho1ne or • ? oJ school. $76,000. Exciting v.·ork retllllna-& .....,._ ...
Strategic airport entrance
·1 ptop. Vacant, zone C-2,
: S0,620 sq fl Price $152,000
I. citar, A &leeper. }>·or ranch!
~ ba.yfront or r Ownr 673-663J ' ilC,:C'-....,,.,,,-===o::::-
Canon Really GTh-3531 colle<"tlnc money frorll coin Mart store, C.M. 642-6101 CLEAN-Up and lit:bt mov---------
'20 a<"res level farm Wld Nr Or will subdivid• 10 =-~~nat~to ~=I ---------BUILD, Remodel, repair. ing. Ca~I ~ * Uphel1tery 6990
\Vinnemucca, Nev, About •<rei ell im prov•m1nt1 2 tog h-....,,. week 10 m~"-Lost 6401 Brick, block. collCl'etc, --------C2YKOSKJ'S Oat. UpMI.
•--R •55 000 30 •• .. -...e ,_......,ntry, no job too small. '11'.·---~ .--·--'-'p I 'ii-hrs drive uVlU eno. • , or 1cre1 un. very food income. No sell-...-..,.. -...,........ ........ ......,_
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wl pool, apts. 548-DJI 40 -;. Down. lalenc• on $995 to $3,980 ttqUired H.B. ~ baby kitten, Nit &: 1---------.1131 Newport Bl., C.M.
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* *" '' * CALL 147-6640 59o No. Amil A~. st, CM or 3rd /.vt., Laruna * 2 Story Specialists FREE etc. Res or COrnc'L Xlnt ,' AfTlll 6, omm.. C.a.lJf. 91122 Beacb, Fri l/L Valuable ~out/design 20 YB. exp, work Reul ~fs. 54&-011.
1 p 1 per._ ReWlzd. 498-2.369 Pacific Coast Builders WOULD You bellew 1 will ·------' REAL ESTAfE
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' '~ • 4-PLEX w/util. _pd.t..~ B Newport ArUn.1a1 ,or Newport time opportunity to make _54~to-6238=-.,...any1~,_""..,•.....,,,...,,.,,,. \VINOOWS DIRTY7 Blvd., 646-JD> Wili trade 20 flcrtl on monty ln a ~s of your Losr vie. lith A Parl, C.M. Carpantarlng 6590 Joh•oy ~.,, yo"• local t :. •~.ooo. lo dov.·n. Xlnt w~At· For •· 1-,.. " ..... -li----=---·J • ~ ,.. DR beautiful LaR Hamilton, own. exarnp.c """II ,.. Bla'k kJtten w/flea colla.r: ---'-. Free e•t. IG-2364 I skle location, CM. All iB • ---"-"-----1 Hol 5pr1np. Ark. [ 0 r ve1tment can net $50 wkly "Judy." 673-Tt20 or 673-9187 CARPENTRY _.,.,,....._
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---------1 512 Newport Bivd., N.B. L. A,, Call!. 90005. Call Mr. Thomu feel, be.ll)', chest. !lea col-llgel A o t be r ca.blnets. 1, ::;.R;;OC::NC::IN"-G-S-lo_o_>t_.c;ho.;.m<;..:.
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BAL8oA ISLAN~Leue 2 po:surt. "'t""n e.N. ' hostess ser. with over al ~• v II.NM& Al 0ROP Oothl!I off! \VIII sl~s to(dbeT or separate. Canon Rt'alty 67s-358l Why llOt n:~? beaulilu1 alril. Nffil aclivt putl&J. den1a.I P l a t e 1 · QUALITY Repe.in -tera-wash, fold l: iron. 545-06'7J
307 Mlrlne Avt. 1173-3753 SHOPPING CENTER. -HLID-"-11 f-•-•t MS-0&30 Reward. ~1 tlons -New coml by bout -8l•r 6 pm linrton Beach. 2 major' ~ "' nv.. backer to expand. Good or C.Ontract. 646-3442 ~~='='====== NEW tndustrlal Bldp fur net -net_ net -l35f,CXX>. l:::::O·:D:·:CC::L:E,=1U;='flt=·= temt.11, For detaila Box IRL5H Settu, female. Lost -liEPc...;Ac.l_R~. """P~artlt..c._lo~,,.-Small--
lease. 2500 8Q. ft. 9c fl. 1639 711/837-5178 I· l.:iP685"'7i.i;' Dall~~y,;P.:;Uoiil;;,-,--,,-,•~fl:':T~V!:lc~San~la'!,Ana~~ .. -l.9l_h I Remodel, ~le. Nile or day, oJ•::•:.:1:.:1•;;..•:.:l•;;..l __ ...,_6;.;7.o;to l ~M~•:""':vi::":CM::·:673-90::::":· =I ~===~:::=:;:~;:11~1t.~l:.~W!•~o~IH~--~6~240~ TRAVEL AGENCY fDr t.a.1.e. _:i:treet.. &ti 350& R.ea.s! call KEN 540-4679 DUTCH Jo.1aint s.rv. apt
I 6090 in Newport Beach, \!.'ell LOST Vk:. ~ Theatre, REPAIRS. ALTERATIONS ·clng. fir wa.~lng, w1ndow Office R.ntll 6070 ll'ldustrll1 R•ntl WlU. buy equity In home or-established, ea c e 11 en t Hunl &each, girl.II bike. CABINETS. Any sile job washing. Harry van Be)'nen
f'OR Leue 1300 2600 ft apt necdlrl& paint ii: rtpain;. rcputa.Uon. Holdi all ap-Reward. ~Days. 25 yn, exper. ~13 531-1508 if no ans cell flft 3.
LAGUNA BEACH ' -i;q U4/49C-CCl20. pointinent.11. <M'l'litn moving. RE\VARD White Pan.keel, SPARKLc-Jaollor:taJ & Win-e di I ___ ... indua. !!pate. lOc-sq ~t. nl!w "° 000 11°~1n• l ·"· soo Blk 0 Air on t -bldg 1240 Logan St, C.M. WAN't'Eb: Com.mere. bldg. .,~, . "'"''..-o eves, banded. ost vn.: Cement, Concref9 6600 dow <"leaning ScN. \Vin-
ON FOR.EST AVENUE 646--0681 on Coe.st Hwy, Cerona del BOAT Bllilder, exp. In Jumlne, Cdl\f. 549--0017 dow.11, rellld., c:omcl, <"OIUlt.
Desk 1pact ava\11.ble h Mar area. BrOker 64M32.1. flbergl1LS11. Xlnt return (or LOST: Silver Poodle, AKC. e OONCRE'TE "·ork a 11 01.'anup. Fl'OC! est. S.26tl. new~gt o!Uce building at very small Inveat. Build Reward. 1871 TutUn Ave, typc.11. Pool decks & custom. ESTATE Maillt 'I'fte S«rv
ptime locallon ln d1ow::;r Lott 6100 -.OSINIU '•nd estflbll.shed clu! of ama.11 C.M. Ml-'783 Call 548-132-t Removal & trimmlnp. fret ~~.a c~~~.A ~autif~j c.2 LOT. 3D' X 00' Fl~CIAL ~~:rite Box P 42li ~COCK~---.--roo=~s-. ~,-.,.-.,~,~bl""k. CEMEMT \VORK, no job too estimate, call 541-0088. ~ntranc!S: Fronttge on SUNSET BEAClt Bus. Oppwtunlfltl 6300 ~.,-i-..,.-,=-,,,.---.,,.-1 othet' blk puppy. Vk Bake? small, reasonable. Free
Forest Ave., rear lesdl to 591-1942 •LIQ. LIC'S. Onlnle, San A C.OUep, C.M. 5'6--5144 estim. H. Stuflick. 548-8615 L•nd1c1ptn9
MunclpaJ. parktnc lot& $50 FMNCJatt: No fOod t:Qer, Dteao $U,500 an salt: Block Fenct1 -PatiOs -
per month for space. Delk R1nch.. 6150 nee. SlO.IXX) oU .Ill.le. ea.n WINS. Ptrson•l1 6405 Planters. Add & remodeJ. J-mL,q & SWPES 0 u r
... and chflin avail&ble for $5. 17 XCRE imgat~ Horse MULTIPLY. TON <"OUect <n3> 272-t249 l='=""'~.:;";;L:=,64:;>-::9852=="""==·< I ~:· "~:! Y= ::
Bwilness hoUf'I an5"'erlng 4 COCKTAILS I: Restaurant. * Alone' tecUon now! Call CZOBU ' ' aervice avallable for $10. ~;ay~n~. CAPITAL old ntablllhed. In industrial e Cerpet Cle•nlng 6625
All utillLie1 paid except ....... ,:., __ ,,_.. _,,_,..;. Dynamic Co. combinlnc belt arta. Beach town. 6"-2106 • Uc'd Japanese land1eape ho ma,,...E> •o..1 ..---""' w .ni • .,. 1 1 food •·•d ft 6 CARPET .Ir: Furn. cleaning; cont.ra.ctor; complete lnd-telep M. Value $20Ql.t F.P fe.i.tures 0 ut uci u ,;";;:,:"''::;m;::·....,,,_.,.."7'.""...,..,=:: I YES IT'S YOUR for 1 day 11ervlce & qUa}lt)' ICPi It aankns 830-3037 ~ 2'Z2 ~:Ji.P~E :;;.· For-appolnbnettt. -nevtr td°:.~f~ltment-BEAlTJ'Y uJon in Laauna FAULT v.'Ork, c:aU Sterlin& for
LAGUNA BEACi Sorensen Realty. (1) 68S-3S01 '°'91'Qftt RUD.. We pi:evld11 =:ta~~~ s:-1~ 1'&r ~ mt1ucc that br\ehtMss! 642-4520 Mason~, Brick 6UO
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MODERN A f ?' Conditioned Legune &...ch and ~ the: pro fl ti. 1 ~~~:ll~hoo~r ,....,,-.,~.,,--DIAMOND CARPET Custom & Spaftlth
.11\dte, l'l'th Strtet, Costa 7 ACRES W/PERMIT SS lnwstfd tn ~tDr'• lhntffMnt Oppor. 6110 PAUtt &: Card Re1.diffl. CLEANERS 645-1317 anytime Miionry A Spec1feltyl
Meu. Over 700 iquan feel, O KEEP HORSES -1986 worth Offt' S* 1 Advice &: help on many Block, Brick, Ctnerete $240 per month; Parking -T • · SlLENT ~tnterttt. C b a I n matters. Fully li<"'d, Open C.rpM L1ylng & F rff Elt. 6U-2J41 coffee room Janitor Adjacent aubdivislotl o n e today. W'expect nm btt· motor hotel ind Sa..rnbo c:of. dally JOam-lOpm. ltep91r M26 1=;:==::=::===•11 Mrvlce au aWJtles In-mile E. al hwy, utll avail. ttt. fee shop \_~ yr old-Net 213/697..f2n. 210 \V. Whit·
eluded. Phonn ~t.r. rure $3S.OOO, ~Cash. ba.1 l.At trust Req. a.PP?'(WX Jll,OOO CMCurtcll 2tt% -t."x shel~ tor tier Blvd, l.a Habra. Ne:tt FOR CARPETING Paperhinging
deed + ha.rd word. + •WHb' to SN. T«-vaU 830-tlt3 ,_ OR c•RP•T L•YING P•lntlng 6150 04,.9li60 . MAKI,! OFl'l!RI I . oonl"'1 ,...r .,.p1oyt,, u~ n· ~a . to Lo»abra w"1k lo thcau-. " ~ "
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FROM SGS PER MONTH Krus. Box 914, t..a.guna ert.'Uon. lnYllt. W1nted 6315 Grwp IM ai.ncle people. 1£ Electrlu l 6640 Call u•I Rtilitl.ble Sli'vl~ 1v/
· Alr-cond., p&rrlnf, centt1l Jo. Beach or phone 494-4126. Get In •t •tarf few lower . . you are over 35 and In· E. L ~=cr·.-.. ,:-. -,·,:=.::::..;·. Quall!>' at 111 btst, at the cations. Sccttlal~fll service. inve1t., ddce' ttrrlti, hlth-·ELtC. ENG. demre1 att1.I t:ere1ted In camping, \Vritc £A;& ru1 ru• ,,,, .. ,...... moat reaaona~ pricta.
So. Calli, 111 Nal. Bk. md~. $8 00\VN, S3 p ER MO., W yieJd. w/altl rtP or diatr. Beix M to: Box No. M-649 The Da.Uy bonded, smaU jobs, main! & Tr~e estimate•. ~
230 E. l1tM, Costa Mesa $i95. FULL PIUCE, buyi 10 lNV&STIGATi: anlERS 425 Dilly Ptlot. N.B. Pilot, mpal1'5. S.13-filnl PAINTING, Paptrilla 18 )'ti . .,, l4'5 ..,.., Jn So. Callt L FIRST "
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JrROO .. S, OF fVRNITI,IRE $UJ, _ . i·po, M,,d~orranH• Bedroom Sulto.ln Pa .. n =~·N: 111~:.c:.'. :,11 ~;:':.: $!i ~ u ;:_·-:.;: :'.:::' ,
e) pc.1 auffientlc Spanish Bdrftl. aot.,e .96 IRo9, '349.~0I -· • . NOW '161.00 COMPL0~!, PlllCI ,. ~ ~ 'S;t11219PYlllOta. Aucttona 1'rltlo1
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In. -•llted tofl with S6 In. matching love 601'9•ou1 Sp1n11h Cu1tom lu!lt Sofe wfth ..,_...., . ~ Wi d ' Auat B ...,~~, ch•W .e 5 pc. Spaniih Di,,_tt., Olk m•fchl~9 Love S••t--Cho1c• of b••utlful For no oblla., trw mm. Blt'4UTIJ'UL Pecan Med. in Y s M>n arn
t1blo top e 3 hoovy Mediterronoan matching 1•~rlcs. I Rog. '419.96) --HOW $221.00 demo., all Oodlt"Jo!V, 1111 M•81>&-Ste.... 2 >"'old. ~Ton>'• 81""· 1'44.1'l
t1bfe$ top dur•blt enough for Flamenco Spe"1sh Ofnlng S•ts .. ,__ _$11.0G t PJ4;1t toll. Call a.ct. $200. &14 5895 20151ii Newport. CM 646-3686 Donel~•. Wiil oell pl~i lndlviduelly. , Solid Ook End Toblu end Collao Tabl .. ..$11.00 2U • SS1"'"'4 . WIFE passed away and mtllt ., Tall Dtcor•for Teblt l•mps Sln&er, auto. zJ& us. 6 mot Cameru & lqulp. llOO diQK>le of IODlfl fun. Ap-
Sh9p Fintf,Then Se• Our Unbellev-.,ble luysl I Reg. ff9,951 -·····-·-·----HOW $11.00 old. No attach needed to do CANON __ 19 Pr a 1 a d v a I U e • b Y1 1001 other lttms with t•rriflc 11vin91I Spenl1h Hengtnf Swag Lamps de.Ip.~ bllnd hem; ......-Robimon'L Be a. u t If u ~--• Sto h M Ch IR ... , 9 $5.27 mo or $42.00 ea.ah; 35 mm Eltetric E)'e natural mink stole ~. "'""'Terms · re C arge ' aster arge •9· .,,_ • s -·····--··--·-·NOW $It.SO _, l yr. old. Xlnt -. Natural 2 """ mink ...,.
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I Jobi Mon, W~-· 7100' BankAmericanl All Accepted A decor4tor dream house on display -3 $50 rra. Natural .Unk box bot ~·--f ~L 645-<l.191 a!la I PM !>I. Col. Wine 640-0042 •• Monr Help W~nltd _,......,.. n,·apetJI rooms 0 gorgeous Spani.n furniture (was MUilcal. hllt. 1125 BELL•---" ~oVIE out· "l==='=:r====' work.lnq\Uro _~8e>ch $1""500 -~~ lnterion; 1aJll s, °'"'I r119, ' ,., . . · fit Ultfd little, •zoom eleel EAT LUNCH ot HANKS
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Jobi-Mari. Worn. 7100 Hwy. mominp ~ SACRl.flCE ELttTIUC Gui tar & eye camera. auto load pro-Oceanftont, corner 23rd & -vr,-~A~ON • . ..... ainp1l1lu 135 GI""" old --. !lzht bar .. """"" w. Oooan Froot In Newport ~· •~ ~· ,. ' • • • • • "" lian!o $20 301$ Olli Dr: NB $100. m."689 ll<ach. Specjal each dq, .. Sales Phl1Upt1 Petioleum. Co. Cre·dit Terms Avtil. Cradit Cl•ared lmmediat-ly hettiffn s..nta Ana · i. DilRST 606 enl&rg!:r, long Monday th tu Thunday,
:.. Exacu,Jve s.1.. ~~-.::Ja!~~~ ~mm RJRNl'TURE Woll&StL COl.umn, Qn)epr lens, all Plentyofparidrlg,now!!!
,, Start1n&-ua1 Alary'S"l200. Expen•oce ,-; Good l CLARINET l °"""· U 1-"lllTl FOR SALE ·
· Bus·comm. Two yrs. biJl., atarttng aala?y plus F.i.frnlfuN ·' • • IOOIFurnltu1'9 IOOO J P:lUTE pOLAJU>ID 230 6Utftt. Used Be&ut.lful orlelnaJ oil paint-
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-· ,,, 1 • """"""'"L For 1ntormau.n · Estates -Consiganie11ts p1coo1o. Good ...... woo.i .. ~• tram•. s.. to ~· ..... q,, ~ en opp•. contact mllJ'llll't'. Anftltlo..... I n-a M ... --s I ~~ 8500 ~ .. ···--··"· ~n ' &.,. ....... ..,.., wait A Adams, Hun~' Repo-on~ . URll esa onlJ ~ :!!!':' .. -s appreclato. -· -
, Call ~~~N~~IH0, .. ..,.. EquOI Oppomml"' Ell>pk;y· Now aod Uiod Fwftltwa, Awlaoc"' Color TV's, . s.nat Coronet with SCUBA TANxs .1 olnlle 721,847'"'-;.,·7187~;_· ~~---1
, m-iJi1 -·--er. Ste .. o's. IOO'sof-.idl-L ....,llltht'T119-1'H...$al.r.Soo."116 cue. $55.00 $35. 1 ott twin 38"• wtl11Good Ne"'! Slnpn, •Pr<>
"' • ' 5'1)..7"3 pack $5G bolb recent llydro'1 fHl:lonal aina1nl lf'OUP have , , INSPECTION CDRNET (lrumpeO, EX· -. a lew openlnp. Will book
Soles SERVICE SfAT!ON -a. D lly 10 t 9 m Fumltu,. 8000 Ga-· •-•-w4 """ ---~• -•-now '"" .,.,,,..... lad.., Executive Siles-expertencad man. • e.m. O P· • -.. --. --eC.f"'-IK:l1UUL ..,_.. SUR.F'BOARD 10' C\latom cl bs wedd. Benefiti
-sa1&<y plus comm. Permanent. Good -AUCTION DREXEL 0 Beautllu1 blw:I> ,GARAGE SALE ttnnnent $40. 546-<l2S1 bull! b)' Hat!>our, O>it !US..::....,::'.,,, ~ or
,_. P'trst y&ar umlnga ot conditions. Daya. Union OU, * EV.ry TuM. & Thurs., 1:30 P.M. * ';Ja!iahoganhey tbe<lroo8 drom set. Dinette tbl A cbr set $45 OLDS TROMBONE fir sale. all for $40. 2099 Centella1,;.546-S255,:,,;,~=~~~~=I
i, $12,IXJD plug p:isslble 2 year 39l l'ltb St., O>!ta Me&t. * S t rd 6 30 P.M. * ve c a· -wet Fold down couch w/chr 13.\ $'15. * 6f4,.0154 Pt, NB. S43-&'.382 PHOTOCOPY machine MO, \' training P"""'""'.... "-cen-1 U IYI : dresser and 1 . 3 NEW 7'2" RU S S E ·~-"' SERVICE ..... ..i..a --~ -.... You do_n't hev.• to be• de•ler to buy at d•al1r pric11 n;~t stands. Twarglne mhe•..,no:·_.. Naugahyde recliner $10, Ma-LL ditto mWUnt $75, COld&pot -tuQ' old nat'l co. Business oxaUUIJ •-=--...... '6" """4 pie twin b!d headboards $10 Plinot & Orgiftt 11IO IW'fboard. Good condlUon. refrigerator~ double bed
or Ales B&ekzround belptUl, full time men: '1-4PM to 12 A'O K mi ~ G-rowe lhd. foot boards $350. Wiii help ea, Group or 20 cer.mlc & $75. 646-3506 $25. matching C1fa & chain No trow!. Mgmt -PM, l·U AM 1o SAM. Must • AUCTION dcllver locally. 64&-1037 glus bowh, """' ,. no..r THOMAS SURFBOARDS 9'2"" Hobie $35. 495-001. 21321 Lo
.: tties. Equal opport, emplr. be OYet lL Apply, Unkm 76, W•-'•• * l)J•lJlJ BEIGE ~e hide-a.-containers 50c & up, Elec. ORGANS Woody, 12" Qu1a Tandem, Hermosa, Lqun~ Niguel •
.t Ronald A. Smith lSOO Newport Blvd., C.M. , •" , Va lftl .tt .._. ., GG frwy. bed. double .size $67.50. Anti· a~; mixen, ~ns, . both for $53. 673-0S32 2 OLD fashioned delb.
1.,...,....--"m_ • ..;1!1tlO..;;.. ___ ISE1tVJ@ .Statton ?ii an, f r-» qUe avocado 3 drawer chest, et.c:. King aize bed sprea.d, D:du.aive Colar-tlo proeram-Cchildren5). $40. ea. Baby
; Sales semi~ retfred. W/ aome exp. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT excelJent ronditlon :S 4 O. antique satin. 3 Jre silk cuab. i;ned rythmrt. Many other crib $10. Mlacl baby ltelfll
LOOKING FOR ~: ~N.. 60f, So. • . , Fumlturo 8000 549-06"74 kios. "°"""" stool, bn..... plus features. see lho new MloAll•-1600 SOc. Call before 10 a.rri. br ·~ THE GOOD LIFE I Obu:t RW')"., Liruna ~· Job~ft, Wom. 7100 Qu&Uty king ~ brae & collector items. Llwteuce Welk model. ~ r AB Jt R WARE rotiuer!.e after 9 p.m. ot all wt~
SERVI.CE Sta. A-·t ~., S OVER -STOCKED Complo_l•>-•ntt...i fl~ -~ 2520 UNIVERSITY DR met>doua ....... "" oelsct· (new! -vM --t 67>-0851
' ~·· -·· v. ~ WAITRESSE ·--~ NEWPORT BEACH ed...................... -· ~ w 1-:::..::=:-:.-=--==I ~--s.,•w .... nee. perienced. -~pt,; 1911 X. • . X 1250. Alt 5 & wknd• MU5.16 u~ ~ ~ fl!9 bit· In ampllller"llS 14"' Grond 0-1-SALEI •· 3 mo'1 trUd:rig, Na.1:1. libes. Harbor, a.ta Mesa. APPLY ,.., PEB.50N <Cor Tustin & University _.,, ...... QI uv;iu •"' • portb1e color TV (new)' $225 , ,,,_.. ""h
' l"l200 + Gd _, MUST SElll Dr, enter oil Tustin Av.) COAST MUSIC · · ""mco Woks ·ti• • accell
. :: .~ ... • ~i~men)'T' .•• _.·,,'°30· SERVICE StatioD atte""'•nt. -• Offlco Equlp-nt 8DI I . Soprano saxophone (new) 'TIS TROPICAL nSH -~· "" --COCO'S ,,_ Sa.I & Sun 10 to 5 ~RT A.HARBOR ~--11 9t8I Edin..,. (@ lolJlnollal ' w= =mUTORS ~:vr~.B. Mike. ~ ~ ::· c:mer. ...~·, 3-M AUTO. copy macb. No. DINING table, 4 cha.In & coptA MESA ;. * &U-2851 8RAtID new b>at trailer, flts Fntn Valley e 842-4530
sw.-i sERVICE station attt-~L 18 Fashion Island now $159.SO. Headbnb: m. I~M SeI_ec tron ic :~i.::"!na=~ :1:. Play Befon YOU Buy Hobi~ Cat or equiv!. SlSO. GLASS&CHROMEtablff, ~! ea Part&: fuJ;l ~. ~ 6fOO Newport Cent~r. N.B. Ktngs, $15, Queens $12.50, ~,,=ter, like new . toman, salmon o:>lor. <r'1'>, 2 Maioo 250 dirt motorcycle "C'ustom_ Design," round
W ~~--~--1w NB "t T ~ .. 110~· Twi "'""' v•.rvvviJ ....., $3SO.Sur'1partawimpool &rec-stzts.$$. 1 it CASH tar Oirbtmu $$ • ..-~.......... . ~. WAI RESS ES r w.i • .,.,,, rui: .p.i!J . double beds wLHoilY"-'OOCI We have beat select.Ion and 15' diam, 42" deep $50. 1 1765 N-.....t Blvd. CM
Judy Lee Jewel.a • party S.wfnt Maq\lne ~ App at THE FLYmG.BUT. Trundle sets Cduo ri5er) wl NCR 32, bookkeeping frames '35 t.a. Kenmore be•t teacben in Orange heel trail $15. 546-9453 ~-r··
.. plan. stylists earn SM.SO on Operators LEJt, Experimced. 673-0977 inner !Pring matt rer. $100, machine. Will install for vacuum, xlnt cond :Ja>, Call County. w er REFRIGERATOR $2'l. StCJV"t
a verac• party. N 0 Experienced on ~ I. Wai~a-&ppy's Dell now $19.50, Rolk-way beds )'OUl' bW1iness heed&. 714; MG-OW! or 5f4-B507 From $10 monthly ~N QL-19 $15 Wuhet $20. Couch $22.
·deliY!ries. CompM¥ pay spartn-ear, Top pe.y, 863 Exp pref'd. Morn ic eve abift. .., / inn. sprlni matt reg. 968-l4S6 GARA.GE Sale: Fri & Sat GouW Mu1lc Company ~1~=-c ~ H00se in Baek or 445 E. 17th ~ 5G-3l36 Production I;'!. NB~ Aak tor Betty: f94..94-U SS9.50. now $39.50. Canopy CALCULATOR. Facit, model Moving. Antiqueii, dlnette 2045 N. Main, &\ 547.()681 yr"""';..,. co 642-5741 beds reg. n.19.SO, now $89.50. CA1·13. Xlnt con. r!OI:'.. ....'--l.R::.0::.Y.oAL=Del~---t -b~I ·I ·, RALES&ll&btotllceworkin SEWERS,-expuienoed;. Ap-WA1TERS.Waltres1ea, Full u. sleep -sofa reg. 64&-0800 .-,, eets, .....,, 1um, cllsbea. 10 H.QIMOND·StelnwQ·Ya· 6«5-039Ta!ttr6PM . l!!i,P 0 r a e
fasbionlble Udo jewelry ply sz; ~vo., • .,;,,,.. --E. ~-H-. C d •• -SO now $l6' SO New l!lpd $dnJ..1nn. 16 gal. Sean mah& • hN' 6 Qled pianos typewnter ~ Cu st om
• sti::n &tan "-·-1-. store Be--'--· > .._....._ ~ ........ ~ -., -.. -· ' · · grey boQ1e paint, ...i,_ -of an makes. seat ~ .tn KIRBY~ cleaner with glasz ocean red A: Mitchell ~~ n~ .. e~: a r y '"'"'' -·-Bulbof. Pref. exp'd. Apply: beds: King $99.50, Queeru1 TYPEWRITER, Add. mach, tbl. 10'\le seat. ap'r:'tovek So .-...111 -i ...... .._ __ ""'1• attacb le polilbe:r. Xlnt oond 300 red $21. 548-7392 , ...... __._ . SEWING' m'8Pri! ...i......ton woa.._.,,_ ... _ .. _ __..e • .., ........ $89.50, Full $49.50, Twitts calculator, Very reasnnable. . ..._.... ·~· -.i... .... ........ ".___ .. n.. .. oil"' ot' ;:;;;.:.:;;,:=:;~=-":::==:::;I -..........,t ~-can !or -~·-• ·-· ~w• ,._ -•so lull Kl XInc Cond ..... "" misc turn. 315 E. •-~-c ............. MIJSlC CD • ·--~ • --"9·4·· ~~•··· -~-~ · -· ~·41. top.~. idte.al·, o:Jbd. spare Ume to earn money. +>"'· • Y guarn. ng " • Bal Jile ....,,._....._ ~ ... N -u.{.. .. 133.12 or _tab over wmnts. . & '""'~&-11""'~.1.\."!Uv
appoinbne!IL 673J.l334 1S8s Momwia. CM.'~ Wln prizes, no age llmit. no SPt"'adi w.~. o. n. $9.95. • ~ --.. Cmdit dept SZ..'DS9 '35. t:ledrlc 1to\"e $«>.
"SALES -Earn money with SHAMPOO t l time 'Umlt, wm -train as Orlstmas ta,y.-awayw now. G ·Sal I022 GARAGE Sale • Fri. Sat, Sallta Am. Small ornate cabinet $35. no tnvestment. Sarah . g r . a: BeaatpCountelrn. 8'T-M46 SIESTA SLEEP SHOP, 1927 1rage • Sun. 1SO Tulip Lane, ot WE HAVE PIANOS! REMIN_GTON Ofllc 5'8-.fk)46 ~ eoveni.ry Df(da full • ~ C.U.• appolnL !la:~ Blvd .• CM 645-2760 STOVE $15, waaben $3)-$25. Complete ho uae bCl l d You may purchale or rut typewriter. com P let e 1 Yi:;:;'"·'=,,.-==,,.--::::!
-;. pert·time MJ,. No delivery; Albdp'-~ WOMAN for'Ironing in Laun-daily 10-9 Sat-SUn lD-6. Dinette set $1. Ref $22. furnlahinp. IWrig, stetto, and credit all monies pakl ft'COndltioOed. like ntw & EXQUISITE S&pJ!~ and
; • ... lnfn. For intrtYiew call TE AC"ll.E1t s ~tute, dramat, Mesa del Mar area. 17 p Kl s· C.oueh S21 Kinpize bed $55. 3 tv'.. BR 11et, dlabes, toward purchue. stand $50. J'rple IC1ttl1 & diamol'ld rtnr. ApPnlsed al ~ ~ Jn_Uns __ ,. Irle •dly S4s.-0671alt& C. RIJ lie Port TV $22.50. w.,..ht furn!lu'!', Wnpa._ just HOUSEOFHAllMONY tmllroMJlll.!14MlBT 1"5-Wlll..Uformucl!I...,. :~· SALESGUU.. Y01JJ11:, full woric'g ~ 6f4,,_0Z32 Bedroom Iron twin bed w/mattress everytlnng. Moving to "8 f'aabiOtl IIS&nd 1965-llD HP revene t: am &73-57M
In S •··I I • 7600 Oregon Newport Btub * '44-(1.191 Corvair enzjrlt, new o'haul BROWN 100~ human. ~ time, aper. dru& ttore. Trainee Cfl'llU ... nstruct1on Large 9 drawer dresser, mir. $1S. Girls 20" Bike $1(1. Lobl . · t $80. worn twtoe
-. .3333 Nnpori Blvd. NB ror. 2 bedside stanil~ ki"" more. The hooE in back of QUEEN a1se twin bed; e e YAU AHA $960. or CC1mphte bus $2500. Wlg, CCl9 ..., • .,.,f. SA\JCERMAN SCHOOL ·~ ·~ ·~ Includ'-bl--~1 ~--36 hp VW .-. needs $40. lnclude• .,.... -~· ~: -••n• • -St. •frt,,)¥"'-..k "'' howlboard. framo, quilt 445 E. 17th. 612-&T<L -•• ,-u-PIAN~ l ORGANS rspaJn $15. 548-jl509. Quality ••-be<l-quillod ..., a.riv"~~ "'""''_, VI eo:· FiirgrouDih, Kt'. 1-8 ed mattress, sheets, blank· 2 DOUBLE beda. Reltx· & linens. 231 l9th St., ,......
' ......-..i.. train..: Wh;;',. '!::'., ~ '"· "'·. . ldsor. Oesct1 """ .i;,.., Balboo. .......,, ... co,..A"°"""ST M"u11nes1•c'' carpet i.,., w HI ro ~p1:..'nn:"' ..,:5-~ "~ ,.... can Jllr Vano Im" me••'a.tely Cho•C<! ol Span>sh ( .. v .... 1 Huge de. k' GAMGE Sal• Sun. only eylons Sl.llt yd. ...... -· t w . ., "6-8891 ' , ~ Willard H. Saucerman, or MOOern Style makes good work bench. 2lal Seville NEWPOftT I-HARBOR from $3.51) Up + my tabor, CHINA Dishes, service for 'i, : * 8ALE.'WOMAN * """'1'tlleUolthe'typ0'btw<>r1< :MO-I060 Ed. D.Enroll now All For $249 Mlsc items. Call aft o pm on Balboa Penn 615-'.lOO!l COSTA MESA * Ol>.2851 90c per yon!. 9tlM9lll $40. 3015 Cllll Dr. NB btwn
., -TUR.E Part time. )'OU have dcni in the put, Eves 548-1758 No down , Pmts. only $9 mo. Tbun & Fri. 646-2876, 824 RANGE/~n cabinets $50. i PIANOS SUiPWs Fadticy drtn Sania Ana A: Wolla. Stx.
" Yooni Matemlb' Shops we *B111'11i~ in . A'M'i'.:NTION LOVING PAR· Towne St, CM Double mattraa aet $30. • PIANOS fabrics I:. remnants. Sol~ tu BEl.L And Howell Canon l.7
So Clout Pl&ra. PM'• •nl>' FULL TIME WORK ENTS! YOUTH SPEECH WELK'S WAREHOUSE PA110 Sale. eo ... rt. .ota, etc. 2332 Tustin, NB e PIANOS the puhllc 1-1 Monday tbru Ion• '.l!mm •till camera with
tt-1 W nted M""""'nlcal operience help. WOJtKm.IOP. A~s 7 to 17. chair $30., desk, m 1 a c 7 PC Rattan llv rm aet. pert Final Dt¥s of ~ SUtruntt Sat. JD) )40lll'0Vla, c.M. case $37. 5'&-2330 ~ ~~ a ·1~ t.i,zt uot 1'ttt1Af1. EARN Learn to speak wdl, enunci· 600 W, 4th St., Santa Ana tables, lamps. d 1 she s, for apt or patiG, blue Sale. Save OD tab u 1 o u s OLYMPIC 1V ~stereo. SUEDE paiii:s. othrn. Fri·
... FULL.TIME $51% PER MO.' ate, project. Aftt'l' school & Open Daily 9. 9 dotbe11 and mJsc:. Noon to 6 flowered cwhions. 548-:lllt9 GR.ANDS l"DclbdtAI AM/FM. Lown)' Orsan w~ Sun An:ftll'ne. 128 fut St.
kt1::5 F'OrMiN ( wrlttlln tl Saturdays. Pr!VB.te 'or class Sat. 9-6 Sun, 11" PM Sat, all day SUn, ~4 e Qtcktrlni e WW'lttzer ::,~ &th XlDt. sac. (back yard) CM. Bl~ ~· In ~to! .. ~~Ind n """· 494-8295 Acacla, C d M. 0"13-7001 A II I e SO'lnwoy e ltl>abe CB dio wll11 an14nna • 2300 llarl>or ~. ~ •• -.,~ ustry. ESPANO'L IN QUALITY 1438 Santiago Dr. NB PP ·~-100 PLUS MANY MORE! * * * * · · n . '
"'SAt.E.9cfAN.Decorator =:~b'",:: Brid£::e'i!Yt!~;>~~nln 6 Model Hom• Furnltur• SaVSun Surfboard, aptg. ''C OMPACT'' vacuum SPINETS&CONSOLES FAMILY Memblnhip In basestati~.
. F/time Muat he exp'4. In a ~rt time. Comnenv .,A.., le&.SONI .....,, can be a ... ,.-to 85~. V•-euy good•.• elee. guitar &_banjo, cleaner wl" •--•-ta SAVE UP TO ••• $250. Jrvine Cot.It Count17 Oub,'°"==..--.:=o-=:::-' ""··---"-...... ,.._.. comm. ......, ..-.., --., """' -. • ..,... "' •J ' "' &u4<;U!uf!D ' BUY NOW!! Prlc.s will mt for sale. Pvt ....... 673-9131 10RIOINAL palrlu'"-•"'111.cn,
U\llU .... ...., .....-~ "'"----•· paid ~--· ~player? Call me• Jos.ie fi•·•o'""· 3 -mplete ~ms clothina:, tum. neighbotli liko -·· n~ M··~• __ ,, v .... ,... ..,......,.. '"' ~-Beach Blvd, HB. ucncru-. vacauwm, m-.......... ' • ,_., ~<o "" • .,... ,..,.. ........ ...... ...,, Mthlslow•-1n11. ' GOOb v-1C: ... "'-nlth R'"' 9 x ll $40, Chain~ . .__ MlnJICe p1ai. etc. W6rk fac. Fowle of decorators style<! Spanish misc. 642--2644 ~ tll 5 PM 546--06'78 -· ~1ouu '"' .c.c -
90..am fury 1acWt,y cloeeal to YoW' *548-9668• fun1it11tt. Conilial1.ng of the GARAGE SALE. 108 Kings eves. ' COAST MUSIC bwi"a &Jdt1 in ptrftet Garden tools $l.S. M)..0435.
SALF.SPERSQN, uperlenc-bome. e PIANO, 'Theory, Harmony famous custom quality Ma· Place, N.B. 646-1044 Baby GE Apartment site refrlc. NEWPORT I: HAJ\BOR cond~ $50 each. 642-.12'J8 3 Pr. ladles sz 8 Bopl!r •~
ed. lAltiiea Sportswear Shop, tauht """"· member of M··•lc drld living room group. 'The furn, etc: dinette 1 e: t, ...,n s--110 V msrA MESA * 142-JISl UPRlW'IT RCA rneztt $75. pants S20 each. 64&-6720
CM ~• In t CALL MAIN o~FICE u~ ""' ;...i .. a 1 El p 'd ..,.,. 'v""' • acuum $25. · area. _.. r 8llP : r Teachenl Assoc ol Calif. &. or..,...... re81 ente 6P8C-lamps, end tbl:s, hair deyer. Kenmore Wuher $ 2 5 . Open 10-6 Fri U» Sun W Btdroom set, $50. Call for
5f6.2462 CALl MONDAY Sherwood MUAlc Sehl. iowi: master king 11ii.e bed· All kindso!odds. 548-2089 rilf'l•i(f Htlft appt, 536-19'4 i·M_l_oc._W_an-fod--.--,.-10·1
Secretarill: 54U'2lt Beglnnen & Intermediates. ~~u~a:.~~~u=g~ SET.s or IUggage, drapes, WASHER & dryer avocado New ES'Il:Y dual-manual 4-Sl'EEL CORD RADIAL ·
H U G H E S TRAINEE: SU. Denton. -sei. .. LlmltM •lock. ~88. I-.&~';'.:.~"""", $125. Refrl&·!t0st 0
freo mi <l>onl .....,., ldeol '" murs 900 x l5. LIKE$ WE BUY$ ,.~ Hieb ediool arattuatt, perfer EdueatiOnal Vacation 5tb Hamilton Showroom 5943 am.pa a:: •o.u-•1.1c"'"• m sc. Freeiu Sfi5. 54~1095 beflnntr!I, Only $300-tl'rml. NEW! $42.1525
NEWPORT BEACH m.iUt&.ry C'ODlliete, pwiaae-graden • • • Sr Cltite:D& Westminster Ave, \Ve;tmlna-lnl4 Santa Lucia, F.V. FRIGIDAIRE, Coppertone, ~~ :.z::'~.at. 53 Pr. oval diamond &: band
_ ment ~rtunit'.1, ·-ata~l CbUcoat 10 1eaeon typing ter. 894-4434 842-5664 n:C@!lent! $50. ~treutt NEWl"Olt.T ORGANS w/ ~ diamond. $690.
hu lmmediale opre.ninp for $500.00. CiJI Anti, Merchant. Sehl. Trial Leason. 173 Del GROOVY Sale! Art, an-chest. $3.5. 5.31-3492 1593 Menrovta Aw 675..3396 $ FURNITU~E $
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and HOUR. ~ needs be"'1! 646-ln.~ 646-2325 J Rms of turn, (dfn nn, Uv Bayfront, Balboa lJland. *5'0--25t&• for )'Cl't1 c~ fbr #.<ltl ~· 5'5--9'19! 6*-0l37
Id • bedr ) pr1 ed -'·· OOUBLE ~-· bl NORGE auto wutiu. late w9•lt. ~ tDo BEAGLE pup1. AICC WE PAY CASH of -pe.rtment :. .~-io:tnfr-:. ":: M!RCl'IANDISE FOR :~;it :SS: is~ tZ new c.o1::m & .:..: c~ model. xlnt cond. ~-atructioa avallUle -mu!ta rfllil~. 10 weeks old.
• • Amtntmumotlynotrei::Mt ~not nee; 2M9 E. SAL~1#-ND TRADE at only $399. Easy Credit many other treuum. 1711 ~. 847-8115 ~. · , :J;C. NT..aTT i--,,..-=,,..==,--I
, ; lndunla1 ... 11 .,,..,..,,,.,,. Clout Hwy., QfM. "''""· Port Sheffield. N.B. -REFIUG!:fiTOR.. IJb :i.w WAAD'S BALOW~ STUDIO EiiiA Mink Stal•, apora!Hd WE P.AY lll~Uf,
; ; ,,_ ........ typ1nc and fum[hll"!I 1000 Santo Ana Fumltunt CLEANING Out Grandpa's W'""-· $S5. 1!19 Nnpert, C.11. -at $l,llo0. Soll $10!l0. lllNll
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household furniture. :Apt e 547..()789 e Sat/SUn 9-6 Sll l'ullerton KENMORE ~k, wuhe:r, now fonn\nr. ctt l.n on tltt 'iiONANiA'3ij HP ,75 • NOT Chedls
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St.·Of, 541-:rl89 BALBOA ISLAND -847-&U.5 Quallll<d alhtltll on!J' $1.00 a 541-1312 600 Balboa Ave. Sat 10.-5 Sun KENMORE mangle, apace v.ttk. ~llltwly at: 't:= • , FuntltuN, Stereo, TV or ~_.ro,aple double canopy AM. Custom dcs!&ned table Maten:, h yd Top I a ne A H II lD wAR.o•s BALnwtN S1t1DIO WANTEU: Orleatal anio Household llf!nlt of any ldnd,
bed', match cbei;t on chelt. form.ica. wrought jron, tat· ICOOler. goll clubs,. mllc l'.I qwt ~ 1119 Nnjort. C.M. 6f2;:MM eablmts. ClbJtcta d'art, etc. e 5414722 e
canopy o:>WJ', dU!il nitfle I; ted hl back chairs. Kiiig gz Item,; 548-4290 L u.-a-I . --=---&n.8531 (tllll fret) WANT mat-•nr· -'-~,L-·l-be<I Pr orry .. -•• •n.,..tquos l!EA•~• tllte. new 1,', .. -~-'·l"""·te * ED* ""0 ....,""''' :!00".,.,.. , etc. quality belch SAT.SUN, bicycles, bike, 40' V unJ "'t-!'""... unao .. ..,•-"' MIL ~·-In ......... ,.. _ _... oil ~. che • . &JI oedfna', 30 carved Wwlitzer Sptnt pt a II 0 . POOL T'"'E ·~ • '"""''"·• """v ~,-,. • • 2 .s:ui.'""" long twin beds. S50 1 .. ml5C goodiu by the: che.tts. dreMeg, tab 1 e 1, -' dd bl~· M u M .. Lo. ---••L .-..... ftDl> ...,.,., •-e -.c-. ...., -hn>I _._ .. us na ca· ·~-"" Spo ess •-Ulllllll. '-'Ul<l * ••• ,.., * Fuml11•re . APl>ll•-•
ll; , ·~ ......... "" .. ..,.. • ...,,,, na. each. Light green vinyl """''"n. bookc:aaes, !Ofa. beds. many round oak tables. 50 piano over $lll0. No ales tu isoo. .....__. C.Olor ... '"""'
Equal ioppartunlty Hip &hoot diploma, ol'le couch. makes ln:to qUf:tn COME EARLY OR oU.en. 15832 \VWett Ln, HB atGGl.a;, sets of cha1n, z hall 548-t8S3 evta.. tillJNtNG DrafU. macblnt, TV'a • Stt,.,.0'1 ·Off,
aipia11r • Ml:F )'ear aeneral cl~rical expefi. 11ize ~ $75. 675-~! BE 9JRRY! DIVAN, din •t. BR eet. treff, 15 roll top desks, many WHITNEY Bai,v G~ a ~d .c:alea. drarttrw table, oa. lee tqulp · TooLB • ~tc.
Seerttar7 «nee. APJ)ly bet..ne 5 pm, v-r""n ~ ...... -·""-headboard FURNITURE & cabineta like 1 ........... -""-. ~ •• ,,......., .. cloclui· How-ant Banjo 6 J IOI' lamp, $150, SCT"3t9 TOP CASSH ln 30 mlnut.ea
l<--tlon.""'"' ~·~ ~ ~--'-_, ~ tlte --·~ .. --. -~· U< ~ ··~-. u--:..-~ ..... , _ Plano-•• LRJWON .• , .. alt~ r' ·•·· SUR"BOARD * '1•1111 * . ! __,.luv;-. •••· ~~~ ~ &,J'fllin~.!d~tcb~ria:bu1'flU .)'CIU have neve.r seen at mattttn.. end tbls. 135"41 ••vw ... ,. ~ ......... ...,. ~ v ..... • ., "' _
, J ~ mil:\. oil.~ tn all IUYd. ')fnr.l' u. ... 1.. Caij. ~ mil'.ftl_I', GOOd: Cdl!d, $100. America's la.rge11t A most "3th SL, NB. S&.l/SUn 10--I 2 Niche~ de. 2'21 or (~). Ex c 1 I l • 11 t OLD FaahlOned cl9lht1. run. • ....._ Gd. ..,-.,_.. & SU " -~ __.. unusual unfinished 1urnttute G"'-G ._._,_ 2380 Ntwport Blvd.. a.ta T-t-...J. ... 1_ ·.wt.A .......1.a.iu---.,_-... tOlttamea. jfwtlry. la ~t ---~ Boal wUl be tornl1.. {'11 ) .,,_ · JAi~• arage .;>CUI'.:: ~ Mtu ~7J&3 9!'9"''"!:: "!~ .__"" ....... -__..,.... lab5tclotN:, t tc. p v l
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...., """" CloJI, ldra. Oii! Jllra. Zllrlclt.~ p L. ..,. per yr. Sll-!ljlO. ~ lalile, old pine tQlo • ' Lee -wal cab. '*'='= . ' ' " dJ.lhwuhen. I """ ..., 16 --=-lllA LE ~nk ""'" -, ·-GARAuE Sa"to, SaL ~. ~ dtll ... Tin 6 _. __ (]D........ Puftct -.ti!. A11o -.._u,•TUo !qllloltetun "'t -or I •• o --~-• · • ·~ ••11s • -• 00-~· ~ ~ m '· w. o1 ...,.u..• 1'1&19 ...... -·-lib "'" -,_ ----f --* WAITRUSIS * ~ * old, comp auto $1l18., Ool« M SL Fountain Vflley. ~ 4 mortl BACK otben: t1'w " -. U -· -• p. _, ., u ,.._1 -. a or l tt\YS ' TV-lg, Philco Mnso1Hbony • · DOOR ,JMPOft.ts 1116 term s avail , Ch•ck ·':.-4837 . COM.L"i"t.;;:EG;;~:.--:,,,tudl=•'"t-needa-,·I
: , ,.,.... -. mD Lota!De, ~ rm Mt, port TV, dyed -..:alnut $170 1 black CARPET. 11\q, ht.Jo NEW Rarbor BJVd, Of. l.o.4 TlJtt. KtNOEJ\S6N'S tlril! lm A~AiffiJN 1U p.I, Jit;'.a> queen iilie btd
Madldltl f'awwwfltl Alfll.. .S.afood tltiteurant \ t>M:tJh ~ cllflir. c 0 n t t: m p 0 r a ~·Y chi.Ir S4 sq. yd. 39S HamllllJa, sat. ~~. s • • Harbor 82,... CO.ta M"-" • ·~ l'lt\ltr "*'· Mlb * 6U-J0aT • ~ Q'.-W..wtDl<J\•,K.B. 4'ffS.1aJS• W/whit~ 11&\llahyde c.~1.Saturda.,Yonly. SJiASSbtd&mtlcant!Wf: M8-()t5!'i ·' ." .:!!;·~orcn..1111 NEED bf'! .
• M547J1 APPLY IN''1!RSON EARLY American hldM· cushions $30. Call: BC7-9Q SAT 10 ttl 4 p.rn. 123 Ruby, furniture + com p o fl e n t 14'' COLOR r.t'iifttt TV, 1tW SC1iiwtnn' Stlnin,y bU. rtl10nab!y ~= .1~J ~~ :· iiAiiiriii15i ftP< dopl "EUIEN •• • •& bed. 11 ... ·mo, ltced• ...,, alters PM . Balboa 1.i.nd. Re Ir 11 , """" equljlllltnt. :m ll>M undor wUTonfl'. Xlnt .,... 1"~ .,...i, !30. ~· . ~·
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-· JWJml lllJLS, 151 E. Co••t f1wy DANISH moclom "'""' & beam ""'"" 112 Rouod BALBOA ISL& GOODIES l'OSf ClvU Wor (1168) an-zENiTll TV,..,..... 11", ITROBi:. LIGHT, or1t1'ililll1 YOU
IU ·~ ,'::! 8eoch. Ntwport llMch chllro ~ Wllnul ~· & h.-k. ,.., 18. «l2 Colla «lJ llalbOa Ave. tlgue bdrm HI, din rm Ml, lnclttdtnr otutd. lOnt eoitd. coot $115. S11l or bttt olf1t. FIVE 11ur1Y bltck • ,,J.'11::::,<~<ll1=::.l=~=----li,_,_ ____ • ___ ...;;dtalrl=.;;,.;;lill;;;;...;;;Mi;;.,;;illt;;;I.;...__ Me. St. Wrtm • 9111t 10-8. San Momh1c H1boy etc. ~ Mr. Thoma.I ('114) a:n.-ICf.-fl'IJ ldtt!n1. &M..481.) ~
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$3.!!G. ~ SIMMONS Beauty R.eet mat. ~ amplifier $Jo • 1tepltdder $5. Water!"-electric UO. F"¥· radio $10. 60 t400I( ~ Dow $10. TWO meo'• tuita sµ..4 'tu CXJCJCH lilde+bed i25 iri9 = = ~ i. "' trea 125.. 8-uty Rast box 'Plftnen $2. Jurn9 seat SLlll. cookware sz. Natun.l hair '.Ptfexlmo poHtry dilbes $2 UOiil)lo, Trunk ~ $10. Air »air alacb Walat 43, imettn AVllon, °' ~ delk $5. Twl.n bed -i
BWNl!E walnut cltaotte ,.~ •prtng, 125. Eng1and<r "'"I Pboto .marg., llO. Tablo w\a, black 125. Dan1'h and 13 "L Old -Sltl. mndttlooer SIS. Gu tank !I'-.... condition all 11$. BEIGE ........... -wttb box -... ' t·
32D'( labl<, < Chain 115. rubbor """""" 115. Ill»< fan SS. \Yhw bac1< chalr SS. modem "°""" SUI. 273 E. <"""'°" floor -ard SU. Bumper J!O. Ilea"" Duncan Ph>f• drop 1to1 ~... ·-•·-.~ ~
llicyde eutt1ser $1S. 595 11prines $15. 536-1304 Annlea ~e ao(J $5. 19th Sl. C.M. acrubber QI. Boal qiort no. H~ QI. SG-3'0 table, two extenm. ~ ;;~ rod;j";neJ •i:,~ :::e, tt,. ff~ .;i:
KnowtlJ Pl CM Kltcbm table and chain 18" HAND mower SS. 8 x 4 seat $1.50. Pacific Caut ..........,,...~ bar chain ;25. Old lfllrDp t1' ..._ 1. ....,1_ Uz .. x te tab&e, bronze -•,$20 I KING-SIZE bed $25. SG-m2 $UL Waler llOftener $)). al in !rame mtion&r)' chartl 10c eadl. B1ocb 25c ~ bike wttb record dock. ltrilces, m, 53&..fi95(I X -.. ,_.. -~
PIPE thttader Reed Mf&:. KINGSIZE headboard fl/I 9 Swq eel US. Arm16S oc-~ -iz.' 548-6713 eacta. Brus stancbolns Jt50 $8. Reduclrw v I bra tor ' &11' 1-'C-l Jllit.W ll&" X 4.m Fmllbier .......... $JS.50.j ~ ratchet ba:ndle %, x 12 tibttgluiJ mint -· ~ dlain. l, SS each. each. Wood fol.ding dwrs deluxe $12) mncb!nl $25. CAR 4 Track Audio stf(M bw SZ. ~ Electric aultar de1UM \$20.l
% and l · inch d~a: Used "'" .,._ ,.. __ tin i-,"""",,·~ ~ $5. High cha.tr $3. I-A.DIES and man's 26'' SL~ ea.Ch. Electric 8l>tlJl Reducing btlt $15. m PS1 with •abn 125. 645-2lll KENiiOii au 1 oma t t e Ex et 11e11 t Heal~ It
' ta' b • -... "' ~ ...,. """' Hood am ,__ ..,. .SO. "'-~ ""--single speed bicycles wllb tureen 12. Bo&.t or aun-U volt alr eompresar $25. ,..., .,,._ ... , __ -11 __ ,. ...... wubtr and N..... 1U -.mpllfttr $1!. T09I :CJ $1.1 once or moun n ca in. new SlO. Small brnU $2 ..,, .,, "'I"~ narrow tires $3) each. 3 . ...... V ndlnc hi lD pot. .u ~._., ., ~ .... dl')W both ta__. workl.... Slot race can with and eo..t $38. Also rainbird anJ Dog basket and chai! 50c' -$1. Rug. rray, 9 x 12 $5. ..........1 -. Boy'• 24 .. for $10. co 11 a p 11 b I e BBQ Slit e mac ne, s rune good $25. 53&--f986 , ........ .... -lllOl'iel ••
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DISHMASTER. gOOd $22. 4 $2. Boy's bedspread with dttMes and sweaws lSc • $20. ~2847 Bongo drwns $1 and $1 Goiod Re~.' Di 1.e' t forma~ brldal ~ ~ U UT..ailli valye mc.Yleft rtgula~ '6.1
RCA Clock radios $6 -$111. 2 ma~drapes $$. Sewnl 50c. EI e ctri c Jt n i fe LAMP shades SOc • $5. Lawn editl' 16. Plu . _qovels'25C each. ~7 m: ~~el.a,~ BEAUTIFUL custom chain, '166 Hudaon, MQ..1217 1
radlol SS • $15. 6 ~ • s:z. Women' .. lirl'a. boy's $15. Black light $25. Mattel 50c • $25. O\itcheos, ad-and pepper shakers $.1 ll!t. larae blackboard. ~ .. ., .. me.. • 1 , 499--3412 tacftmenll $15. Plct re1
hair ...,,.,. $5 · 18. 3 Clocl< .,.... """dilfem>l.oolon JI ahupener $3. Dratting table -., 12. $7.50. G.....,.,. """"" and &1aaes with wt rument bas 12. · 'I •'-'' • -lo approci&te 135 ...i.. ¥IXMASTEJI "I~
alarm clocks JI • $.1. Throw =~ and ltmn 25c: te $1. power WOl'k shop $8. Skia, jui;taflle $7.SO. 310 hrnlW, P.f~'11 wool alacka ~ $2 ~SGEIO l Boyl IO'' Sfulii'1i.Yil one PROVINCIAL Cauc:b.. need.I b'ames P, • S3. . :
rup $1 -$4. 2 Fire 9Crftm, Scout~~~-~ me 3 llki boots, pole11 $10. edM. Park Lb drlvewa,y in p&lr. DiJbet and~· 5c -MOVING'. otnce· desk . $25. wit~ ~ fork. ea.di. ncovttUw $25 Maple cotttt stoiu $5. SllWT fm: ~
lrau $S • $10. 2 1V Sta.nd.B, Ice skat.ea. ai:re 9, Y.'Omen'11 alley ~ ~: Sat-Sun lo 5:30, 6C-Sl7S ~ &irfbOerd $25.. 96J..4M: table S5 2'1f C:amdlia Lue. $.5. Scrabble pme U. '1ttt
:;:;:, ~O. ~';"",.,~::; :.:::tlo~~. ":.·,"'= :~~$5'.":'!i..:!'.'~ 1::i!:™.I':'°~1'~ ~'!,,., ~'!.~"S:.:~ PORTABLE 1 .. u..tttt• '~ ~ .:i=-:.::: CM. -~ ~""'!"$3.~
aerial $15. RCA 45 record Ilka.tea Y.'itb shoes $4 .. 50. 9, men's SU. Ski booill, size tube, otherwise per18ct, $25. and La ·Jolla sts. :o~~I st:efto wt th ;. Safari barbecue ''sn.11 AUTOMATIC: ~. &IJOd Item.a 25c. $1. Sunbeam)n:in
player auto $8. 3910\h Chan-Edgers fiOc -~. Football 8~ men's $15. 3 wire wheels ~ ta e . speaker $ 5 · n1y $3 Bi(~ condition $251B-B cun S5 $6. Eunor att p, , il', ~ Pl. N.B. 67J..Ui03 helmets $1. Lots of good 1931 Chevy $5 each. 6 volt MOVING: Dnlfting table $3. Small swivel vice, hand Dl!l?pen ° ~ Vacuwn. cle-.ne:r i:z Jlectric rcq>late ll.asa $5. 8 1 cit! '="""~--"--"'=---! toys, books lOc • 50c.. Bley-trouble light $1.50. Used BABY itenu lOc -$'1. Antique stage coach wheel drill, hammen and other · w te tlle-$1. . l1lll motor $1 Marble .t&bte 2 Pl 646-362'l
BEIGE ll!Bthr chair m. New cle frames Sl • si TireS and tift!9 $2.50-$8. E 1ec 1 r l c Porsche bucket seats $10. $25. St a in I e 1 s steel too.It 50c _ SJ. Osdllalill& chair v.ooden anm $5. 2Crl chaln SUL 111.'W. m st'. at """'°'' """-=:=--,,..,.~+--'
car bed $1D. Jatt 'l8 mf. parts 50c to $1.50; Lunch Tachometer $4.50. 12 volt VW tires and rims $5 each. restaura11t akle table $5. 8prinlder SLSO. Deluxe J 29Rt St. NB . Placenti& 'C.M. iO-VOUJME Bible ' '
lectan items 50c ~ $5. paila 25c to n. Come Ee.at Chevy radio. car $5. 6 volt M.G. bucket sea.bi $10. Head Sunbeam deep I.at fryer and tube plutlc aollaoaker $1. DOR.MEYER deep fr)v, BEAl.J!JlruL new ·l l-l S boola by Arthur ~.!
Paperbacks 25c. N e w 8205 RidgefieJd Dr i" e Plymouth radio car $5. 6 aldis $5. Sat-SUn 60-8291 frying pan 15 ea.ch. BBQ $1. llose $1. 826 Jou:m St. C.M. J.Jn new Jltl. 2 TaWe lampl white 'chutoe, while aatln " priori $5 per tfok.
Copymate copier s:zs. Xmas (SUrlskle) Hunt In Ito n wit spotlight $2. S.ts2 hub-$86 Santa Ana Aw., C.M. 2 double bureaW!I $31 each. 2 ~19 $15. 64&-1890 cln.pe 641tJ..2746 t
tree SlJ). Barbu kit $5. Beach caps $1 each. 2 headlight PICTURES 50c each. Bird aingle beds. 1 double ~ $5 TIRES 670 x 15-f1\ldc $3 RUSSELL Surtboa.rd r.zs. ~while: i::n!:r '::: ~SAc:TU:,,,RD,c;.A_Y~-.,,.-~-....;,_I
Bridie lamp $10. 6 0 7 MAPLE dresser no. Maple doors 1956 Plymouth $1 cage fl.~. Dishes lOc • 25c. eech. Double bed ~ Formica cabinet HW x 38H, Tape recorder $25. Bell blue.nylon pleated back $21) Bey now for ~
Orchid, CdM double bed $15, Kitchen sink each. l' x 12' backyard pool Stainless Aee:l tableware, and mat1reu 12·. White col· 21'.lD $.20. Sbower-tub fittiJ'WB cruh helmet $25. 75 mm ach Ladies aandala, llb:e 7, H.O. llC&le train tet # BAB~ cn'b -. Tabl• _ _, $3. Home bar S 2 5. $25. 4' pool ladder $7.50. like new lOc each. Lampe fee table $5. Chain tl ea~b. SS Washer $25. 54G-&376 englargirw lens $25. Back $1-$3 PuraK. iwttleI'I, jack-Boefd track, buildillp~ :s. ,.,,.., ,..,... u..11.,._ _ __, r>r:: ......., ........ Oval bl ·~ <« ~'" h .. _. Vaaes 10c • 50c. Carpet.mg n..-1.. •1r: W . ,,.· 13• ' 0 chairs $25. Console TV $20. ...._,,uuiuu _.. _,~ ta e ..-. ..m>""<JU"I<). 25c each. Brown uman uoU' flOc yard. SUltca.ses 50c. $1. THREE drawer dre6Sel' with --~ ~ eig .,. -eta. dre&ae11 $1-$1 Excell· H. . ICllle car lltt
La w n e d g e r S 7. 5 O , B~R stools, 7, perfect con· 20211 Bayview Ave. Santa wig PJ. Towels. new $1 &et. Woman'& clolhing size 12-14. maple top and mirror $25. 10 speakers SlS. * John ent condition. 0 u t door lish Ironstone cham:
Houaewarea 50c • SS. Pup dition $10 each. Vacuum $10. Ana Heights Dish lowelS and table linen 50c • $1. Child's TM.wood Double bed with headbotµd 66-0397 a:potllle, never UAed, Wety I $7 Pewter bowl ~ tf,1
tent $4. 2530 Fordham Dr. Team-dry iron $ 4. 5 0. 15c • 50c each. 642-2'l68 picnic table S2. Child's 4• x and footboard $25. Box PORTABLE ·vo11iey b a I I plue P.50 646-6226. 1-5 PM $2. 6 qu'llrt pressure
Sat only 545-7450 Alagaztnes, Pa Per back' MOVING. House full of SCRAM· LETS 4' plQhouSI!' $20. Lawn spring $20, Mattress, ex· uprights and net $1$. VW only. $1.50. Child's phooogra
· Playboy 10c • $L Oolhinz furniture: 2 twin Hollywood mower abd ~ catcher cellent ronditiofl $2), Sat· trailer hitch $15. Scuba SOFA St!IO StroUer S6 1'rikt Diahet lOc SL 1854
6 WAGON wheeb for lOc • 25c. Records 35c. }l'()l)o. beda SID eacb. 0 a k Bernz • 0 • ma lie camping Sun. 548-t954 pre 111 ur 0 pup no. $fi Lamps ~ Roddii& chair Place, oft lrl:flana, C.Mt
trans;portation or decoration lOc. 25c. Reconb: 35c. Iron.. secretary desk and chair ANSWER·S heater $l. Primus 2 burner KINGSLEY electric printing Portable AM/FM radio $8. CUlhiom A · Kitcben chain 62 VW parts:: Two like
fl5 each. 2317 Comell. ing board $3. Bowline I.it :: ~ ~ ~e~ . kerosene stow. ns. Porta· machlDl!l. Type and ao-Rec\llator $15. Hlnchmann i:z Singte bed box~ '2 vlnyl bucket aeata $15 ~
5f6...2573 and size 8 shoes $5.. Swag H~ _ U1q1aek-Drowsy Free7.i! camping ice box $5. CBQ:iea. laod modltlon AM/FM aerial S1 Flllt rtm Erd·table. $7. New krma11 M1tchir¥ back Ital •
MATI'RESS and box ~ lamp with torch '$&. 331 ~· ~ ~ =~ _ PbJgh _ Solely-Marcel Skien: Head standards 6'6" $25. 251 E. Bay 'st. CM an:I tire P. ~ ba& &be ll-U. $8 5f&-o568 Antenna, spe&Jrer and :f?,
&ell SUI and $18. End tableti Costa Mesa St. 642-t386 cblin no each, :z -O~ OOUCHES S20 each. Child's wood akis RECORDS, record&..~ mounting SS. Mlnolta 1£ MM COMPLETE wbee:l 48:MOO x SlS. Other parts St •
$3 l'8dl. Lamps $2. Ni&ht SMALL apt.refrigerator $25. upholstered chain pi each. Ftl'!!t dog: "! don't know $2. Olild·s ski ~ts $1. Ski Ovt'r 100 hi-ti albums: Pop: still ca~ $2'.I. VW pattel ·8 SJ Roadnl horn Sl Two walnut 1 p e' •
stands $8. Lou~ chain 429 carnation, CdM Set o1 patio furniture S21. what's come over me. I'm poles $2.. Bulldmg 11Upplie1J: Show Latin ' _some brand tray $8. Stereo car speakers European type ~lj:hts like encl011llf1!1. wllb 8 inch
$15. 135;~ "5th SI. N.B. OLD tashloned bath tub 'With National Geographic 10c nervous and jittery." iii" plyW\'.lOd $4 sheet %" new Soc e.cb 2m Centdla $12. 642-8598 new flO fOl' two. Custom Wolv~n speakers S
TABLE •-p prot-t-for claw'"' $W _,, ~-each. &ok& 50c • 7f>c. Other dog: "\Vhy don't you plywood $2 sheet%" panel· Pt NB~ BRUNSWICK Bowling ball made be.by crib $25 Diaper Baby cnb SW. &n-422:Z
'"' ...... u•<> • v•r..:xoo Dishes and pota 5c _ 75c. itt a psychiatrist!" Ing S2 sheet. 1,4" found 11 lb SlO. Hardwood double: pa.II $1.50 Toys 25c-$1.50 5 AN'l'JQUE wall tel
gl&M-top tables -3 felt tops DINETTE table and two Battery ~r $1.50. Steel First dog: "That won'! do moulding 6c foot. Odd MARBLE tetTUa'.I coflee bed frame fl,50. Encloeed drawer knolly pine ehetlt refinWled In green. Yff
-a0<0roian 1YP' ·enough lo ohalro $15. Two labl• tam., tu" 12. Rad;o ,... ....... ary any good. You !mow I'm ool l"mbor lOc: • IL S=w., table $15. 2 ""-"""'"1 """'"'""'top arrlor $7.lO. with fonnka top. ""'' to """" "" ""'°' I~ fit 42''x76" table $4.50. ~each. 548-7488 · $l Car dios $4 50 allowed ON COUCJiES." nails lOc -SI Aquarlst~' 21 Dux chairs $25 each · Aluminum camp Ice chest $.1. finiah or antique s 11 64&.-2146
Uniw:nal ootfeematic $2.50. KING size mattl'eh and box ~~la~ mw:. $15. S~t~ ELECT"RQNIC and ~am gallon ~um $ 2 5 · ~todern whi~ .f.8" lamp $1&. 8ltl1 tent UO. 548-1591 Forrrrlca covered tlakeboard SKI boot, men'& &lie t r
Black wood aala~ bo9.'1 &et llJlrinp $25 each. Excellent board 25c. Ice cbesl SL50. gear: Heath CX35 tnuu;mlt-Aquarium .supplie11 lOc each. Dark honey ma b 01 an Y BABY Crib with ma~. I" x: 48" make good shelves Girl'a clotbing, sUe 6X
1 $1.50. Jan F1errung books condition. stg....rru Bowling ball SOc. Thermol tcr $25. 2JO watt C{I PhoLographcrs: Print dryer tables $25 aJXI n:J. Complete: excellent condition $ 2 O. 75e Antiqulna: kit $1 7. St • $3. 9'IJ AlePP>: St.I
tsc. Victoria Holt boob 25c. BLUE chip stamps $3 each. 50c.. 57 Chevy hub caps 25c. traramitter $25. HV IJO'M!l' SS. Darkroom supplies lOc · ~odd Book set ~ wlurne, 646-8291 Palntguns sharp bleeder N.B. 6"-llm
Women's clothing aize 16-18 646-$17 ak nclosu $l.50 2 Sl. Sat and Monday, 9-1 PM girls Ice skates ~ 8 $10. type $10 Searrc:onv. $8 Car """"';ii'.:::;0,..'.7.::;;·;;:::!;:;'1 11 to $25. ~ca 15c -. Spe er e: re . supply parts f18 Nat. 100 only. 717 Center St. C.M. Shoe roller skates llU? 8 $5. GffiL'.S .26" bike:, ltalLan 1m-&tan!O speak..,. $C for two. DINGHY, good conditioQ $5 3910 oiver Ave. N.B. PC~ mower JI!. Maple barrel Rochester cub $2.fiO. recelvtr $25. Heath VFO Vacuum cleaner $10. Stac.lc port U7. 615-7'143 .,..-i 64~2507 .
• ,.., • tWln bed. complete $25. 9 x Army parka 25c. Anli®e $14. Elco grid dip $25. RME BABY 4 basket «;trawe:r-stoola $5. 536-8740 , hM No. 60 ree., new $8 2 FORD ,.,, ..... tirts, -~
613-7340 9 umbrella tent m. Tile patterned tiles 3c each. 2·5 mlr. converter; Nat 100 changing table top with tra.y OJPY Machine, Ver:itax, Pni-TeCOrded Cu&ette tape:a Pl each:''S4&..l868 '\;
NEW bed frame $3.50. New topped cbeu table $10. Brass lep 25c. 'Inlnslaton speaker $5. LV {300 and $12. Brtgg11 Power Reel ELECI'ROUJX V 8 CU um worU well, barpin $25.. $l..'5 C&llle.tte caddy takes ..:::..::=:::.:::..:::::._
Ice cubt tray and servtt 548-4917 . and transformers 5c. 6J3.67l2 7511V) power supply; Arc 5 lawn mower $15. PIJone cleaner $25. Voice: ol Mu.ale includin&: IUPPl1 % 31 f :Ill taJea p VW hlleb, Ml.I RECLINER chalr, gold
hionabl clothi double SB mobile transmit· ~ record pla.yer $15. Stereo N"wport 675-1393 all .$18 Cokmia1 a t '1 J e med in walnut $25. $3.50. Fas . e ng: LARGE wood desk 7 draw.er STERNO 11tove, fuel, mess t $5 Sa.turd on! FM·AM with stand $15. OLDER Table model aewtnc ul\tray 00 s'tand $5. 3046 clide:r swing, need ..,~ :P.1en's aize: 42 med, wo2 men's Pl. la!etal deak $15,, Old kit, aD tor $1. Knapsack SL er · ay Y· 1800 2 ANTIQUE wagon wheels Phonograph tumt&ble $3). machine $5, 673-5003 Kill.)'brook, ea.ta Mesa. $15. Stanage cabinet t
size ].1).14, babies to years, m&naa.1 typeJmten $ s . Air mattltia Jl, Vaporiie:r ~~ m 0 d 0 re • Ne'A·port $25 each. 2 bamboo ladders Spear gun flO. Brown\e 5'0-6779 E1ectrlc beater $S. \
women's shoes 61ti:-8, hats Lad~ bow"-•-", •··. $1. Poly ream;ttng tape S. 6, and several different siz.c Duh camera .... y8......i.-2 Mahopny end ta~ s:J). .._,_,..._.,,i:,. ..... _ blue Mc :j
and 'purses SOc -$15. New .,;"$12. w~ ';;.des$1 7" reels 50c. each. Sturdy SCJIOOL type desks. fonnica pieces U). 3 rolb bamboo humktttiu $3. ~; Picture (Golden Surfl $15. 5 GAS ~r P> Elec1ric m:; ~~;"~ji ~
electric can opener $9. New • $2. LamP'. hang:IJW, ceil· ree.J storage cues 50c each. top $8. Platfonn l'Oeker no. fencing S15. Antique oak Machine by Mattell $4. Drawer Chest. lilhtwoad er $2 Old pine roeker _. eacb. Electric toto.tmiil ""
14 piece plastic knife set $3. tng, table $3 • i 5. 2)0' Eutman Plus-X movie Ovenitulfed chair $6. Car top painted vanity with mirmr, Table lampa $5. Belly boa.rd !1: ~~I-a-way bed $10. Electric 'ttypa.n U.50 2 Whalnot ahelvetl 50c .. $\13891
New blanket $3. Near pew Dishma.ster $5. Lektric film $5. Beaded flower at· carrier $5. Trailer hitches needs refinishing $10. Hob ss. Bf!J!lel rug shampoo $5. ,,_.....,....,... ~= .. ~.:$51';1~ E. 20th, C.M. 5C8-21.27 "."
Batel green twin bedspttad broom $4. Nylon rug, royal rangernen!B $5. Decorative $5. Encyclopedia set $6. nail milk glaa vue $17.50. 962-8595.. 9680 Caruwall Dr. BOOKS, books, book&, mo1tly ...,...,
·•. Sat~ .. -. ll-6, 21331 blue 6 x 918. 9 foot travenie mobiles St. Mosaics, p.lc-Window ~ complete 6 x 2, 19&1 calender plate SJ.SO. 2 HB l.Jterary Guild aelectlOns, llllh and glau $1.50 Chrome PICTURE frame 50c • U.15
" -· · U.S "SO •~ ·-Toh ~ so dis.. ' bean pots, cook.Ii Ptenlc table $3. OttSll!i
963-?!22 and Cfb'll..< $8. Eltly flag41. Metal clOflet type 2 ANSON &print whe:els ·lor Italian pn:rvincial double $8 W-6672 ---collector's Items: 12 vol es.ch. Ca"icher'a mitt $1.50 1'elescope $25. L~ IC
Pulkhead Circle, H . B . rod. ne...-$.1. Motorific track ture floor Clllhkms $1·$3. . ••. . ~ r mugs . ·~· each. TELESCOPE 6llxfiO variable: over 15 llllll'& 25c each. Also cut";ra. ne'!J aundaHel 50c matching stand.I E$ 4
1 ..::.:..=--~.....,=--.,,01 Amerlmn pictureg and storage cabinet $4. Chima.yo vw $25 each. Falcon whet.ls head boa.rd and cotton mat· · Woorkl o( Rudyard KlpUrc
OLD piano stools $20. Old frames SJ. $4, $5. Toy&-I .h d i a n b I a n k e t $ 2 5 • and tires $l each, Telescope treaa S9. 2 single folding l OLDER TV pxl condition (189B) $.1 14 vol Worka or &n.it foatt>ll1 bebnet $1.50 wooden awing :.
glas.s S2 • Jl!l· Lamps ~·: book! le • Sl. Sun only. Elabara.tely trimmed square .$2. M&ple knick·knack lhrlf beds $.1 each. 2JO Pe;cific SS. 40 911Wlft feet 1 x 12 new Bret Harle (1896) '4 14 vol Sewhw$1.50 Ro=: =:n~ :; ta~ ::-Toy be* ~ Rocking. chair $12. Too... IMO: ~. 'Zl.20 s e vi 11 e, dance <measea, sb:e 12, each 11.50. Hand ,.w, 11 •a•h. CoMt Hi&hway, H . B. knotty pine Uk: loot. 1 half leather bound LI t t I e -• V 14 -·~--Ibar .,,<I"_,., "'I k ' ·~ -I b •-with 3 foot •--Trtve• heated $1.50 Meal Heavy Maple bar '" $15. ice ·'"· "'""' • Balboa Peninsula. •·ith separate tops. u ac Snorkel dlwrs mask fl. ...,.,..,,,,.,.. 1 a uuuc p...... Journeys (19161 $4~ 2IJ'J9 " ted
row $4.50. Old l!Cbool desk ,.,1th gold, cocoa wtlh cop-Standard bed springs SI. CHEV 10 .. wide wheelll pi. hinge $.1. 2 -55 pDon oil. CenleUa Pl. NB. 5C&-83C arlnder $1.50. 2 amall old at $10 each. Fros bl{"_:!
$12. P.fixer $2.50. Electric UNDERWOOD typewrit"r -r. black with silver $2.5 Now $40 -· roolor, SlO. F~ ·bro-n'm• -~ ~, lrasb ba.rttls $3 each. l • 55 walnut lamPll $5 Pma pone wig $20. Larae Mynab ~ ... I · cleaned and never used ~ .__ V1u " "''"' ..,,... "'" -'lo II d 13 U··• 2" GOLF b&f, tooled leather table U5 G, E. tron $2 Eleo-cage SW. ~ ~ b')'ing pan $5. E eclric can ' each. Small a.'llmal cage Electric healtt $5. Black $15. Motorcycle 1ingle seat, ..... n ° rum · ncu and canvas $3.50 20 cup co(· t opener $2.50. Be. n two o d ~ as ne~ S2013. G:s..::· with wheel SOc. Sewin&: pat. naugahyde boss chair and new f20. &46-8708 x 2" lumber, 2c line-1' foot. Irie mixer $3. 5t6-9358 Redwood Ave. C.M. l
chain S7. Drapes S 2. u•C steam iron · terns children's size 4 to footstool $25. &42-9261 Used 1"" plywood 5c gquare ~: ~!~~=a: LIKE new Danish modern HANDMADE rtre:tch ffJ
Clothes 5c -$10. Old trunk SMALL round table $5. 2 ladles IJize 24"', IJix to twen. NEW four pull atereophont: foot. 536-1369 tables with fnrrnk:a tops 20" permanently styled, no~faetJ
$15. Antique: table $9.50. Old ~arpets SlO a.nd $.l.5. Frie ty pattexna to a bundle 25c a WOOD &love f20. '58 Olda prolcsslonal tumlable $25. MATCHING oval braided ~ey ..... opin~~ w!! x 60'" oofiee table $3) 2 atep tin& ever. blond $25.. ~-.•·r $3.SO, Sterling -n'ldn S25. Couch $25. C.M. bundle. Ba.r-B-Q, cover, radiator '8. 1941 liltema· Portable TV $25. TV •land lixl2 h12 both"""' eM tablet11 $15 each Lamp 1&11 or wig, long blond
"'""' •JQ,J t I o n a I m o t o r and $10 K1-size. mattreu -rugs • _.. nu $4 Green upholstered · La .. ' .. _.A_ -"' ... ~ ri11g9 $2.50. CUt glass $9.50. 646-8381 motor, spit $3. Utility csrt · ""5 ....,.. Fonnlca bar with locldng bedroom chail" no 3l99 table $15 An match. D&nlsh wea wc~, ........,. --• S 238 T>utfn. ANTI~u~· ~.-~ 110 $l. rnsb towds 1D for Sl. transmission $20. 15 and 16 Round metal oul.51de table -b'-'-_ n-a.i .... chair modern chair with ollw 3 p~ panta II.lits,
Sat IUIU un. .., LO>: I l'W..... • inch rims S1 each. Air $12. 920 Aleppo St. N.B. s'":',. ""'TV"' -.. ~.:..~ .... M,..i.. Or.ntella Pl, NB 5ll-83C -. 7 t " .. N.B. Treadle ma.chine $ 2 5 , 2730 Cln;yon Dr:. C • M • cooler $5. 548-8109 be:t\\'een 644-l.869 ..... .,..,,. _ .,.... green vinyl cushions S15. a. me o ....., ,....
Playpen$10.Bookl50c-$1. M8-6797 9 and 7 <1ropleaftable$3'.1.Ji"Boys :I> GAUGE &inde ahot ·aqua flO Small round $11. Coats alld rain
PAIR ol twin box 1~ Twin bed $2), Freeier $25. JENNY Lind double bed $10. Enallah bike. $15.. Kh'bY &holpn $25 Hieb JIOWft' walnut formlca snack table a1ze: J0.12 $5. Shoes. and mattresses $25 ea..u. La d. . tab\ S25 6 BABY ftt and play table flO. MOVIE projector, excellent Sealy firm mattrellll, ex-vacuum c I ea n er $25. pellet rl.De $25. 542-1482 $2. 5.f,f>.35.43 5%B, 68, 78, $1 ~ ~
673-J393 cha~ l~.°h~ $1~. Mrn'a ice skat"-.size 8 $3.50 condilion $25. Movie SCJ'f'en, ce:llent condition $15. 166 Clarinet $25. See. at 9668 SC01T 1preader f1 Hand WRINGER Ma..+ ..... wuher. Handbags $1.50 • . $3 Ladles Ice skates, 51,~ $3.~. "" n .... 1•-t •--13 C II Pl "'° .,_ I --• Good ,_ ••• •"7 • GOOD a.sh doors: 1 new en-231 Cottage Pl., C.M. Deak lamp $1. Men's bowl· new "'"· ""<v '6" ""'-=r · tt · ,,...,......_ lAtk Circle, Fount a n mower-edger fl,~·· excellent condition $3) 6' 1 ~~""';::,"'-~~~-+-_,
trance 36" $7.JO, 1 used ~" :l Floral chairs $10 each Ing shoes. size 7 $4. Ladies ~~~'g ;nf2.~P~ .. ~ase17: EXPANSION chamber for Valley w/w titta: 9.15 x 15. 8.15 x ateel fen<:@ po11t 50c , each EXCELLENT u e
$4. 5 used 28" S5 each with Studio couch $10 Mahng"y' bowling shoes. size 5 $4. Yamaha 125 or 175 or adapt HIGH cbair $7.50. Twin head 15 !4) 7/f/J x lS. 8.00 x 14 S5 Clothes line post $2 2 boxes carpeting, 9 x 20, 10x11,. l 1 I t ~,e • Travel'&e roda, 14 and 16 · N -h. Wonder hone SID f 1-• -·-• $12 ..... -'"' lOc: • 284 ~ hardware. c:omp e e .....-humidor fJ.5 Bedroom lamp Ironing caddy $1.50. Child's lo fil your own. ew -. and toot boArda $10. 12" f&rn eiu: or p ui.-up uu.; ..,.., .-.. x w, 911· l" -.--
truck body $25. 150' .cblcken SI. Foot iodcer $5, Trunk Shoo-Cy $5. Child's potty :1 ::· = ~~~= 56-26ll $2.ZJ. 536-9566 ~ J:.ll !;~: = m, beautlful bird cap l' x C.M. 5 to 7 eves. :
wire (•tuccol 5' ~ $15 $10. Chevy maga $3' ~. chair $3.50. 9331 Greenwich enclosure, alidln& doors and THERMOS jtip $1.50. Chests ROYAL Portable typewritft', enlarpr $20. l2J1 r..telle, 2' with stand $4 Air com-SINGER portable
new. 516-3126 • Tires $25 each. Size medium Dr. H.B. 968--3776 or T&ila 5 Leet ~ S 9 , $2.50 and $3.50. New ha.Ir good oondi\iorl iz. 5.1>-4217 preaw $4 Hand tooil k<m rnachire $25. Ken m r ~TIJRDAY and Sunday: motorcycle helmet $25, aJ'J-0302 ?i.tedicine cabinet $7. Hi·fi goods 50c • $1.SO. New d' 4 ha.in $15. NB. 548--3263 ~~la ~l s.:~-... Cypo-..S.A. cabinet sewtrc macb n
TWlH ... walnut speaker/en. never used. Amplifier sz. 1956 CHEVROLET S z 5. speaker 8" diameter. Lan11-jcv.·elry SOc • SlO Walnut TV M~LE saf~nettety gatec 15c P1lJ KINO tlie aprad $5$35LamDu&t ~· .. ~ ... ,...... ff -S.17.50. Blond Lane
cl .... -$5 eo--•r ......... "" Pal:r bed'fnunes $1. st&-6955 · __ ... "'" d' rack $3.50. Teak day bed Y • ruffle $5 Valance Pl ·~;::;:::;:•:..,., __ ==~ cheat $25. Indoor ~ ... ., , ...... ,-.. ... ...,. Cbf'vl'olet, SS. radiator V-8 1ng ..,,... new ., iameter $3. pen 'l5c 1959 .ford stick d dull ..,.
$25, Youth bed $10. COKO TWIN bed $25. Chrome bread autmnatic SlO. 19" portable Mattresa for baby crib $4. ~ Baby car bed $5.flO. Car ' $10 each Twin aprea I .22 CAL with acope: S2S Girl's bar $5. Baby baaket
baby be d$2.50. 45 tila.Yer and bax $1.SO. Baby t.thimtle TV $2S. ~ E. 18th st Indoor hinged folding shut. seat 75c. Potty chair $1.SG-shift, 4 door $25. 9158-4744· ruffle $15 Coffee grinder $3 3 al)Hd btlce, Pf condition Glri's bike $5. 5G-O'J82.i
radio <..'Ombo $2. R.F, &Wet· $5. Piste glaa minor $2.Sl. Costa Meaa ,548-6529 ter.i, one set Z>" hia:h x 48'' Drapery fabric $2 Good • 8801 Shan Clrcle, Run-WI( SZ Drapes $3 Vapori.ler $25. 548-8659 ' ROM! Lane, C.M .
• tor S20. SJ&.n93 Eledl'onic -~pmen• parts 1 .. A __ ... t G:llL" h''"h clothes r& • $1. H&lr goods tina'On Beadt $-1 sun lamp $5 Todter U I~~~~~====~~~~~~~;;;~~! ~"" " 2 GIRL'S bikes with baaketl: w "" .,..., one &e ~ ,. 50c _ $1. m Brentwood, BOY'S 8t1n1r1Y $20. lAundry Wa!fle iron P Ti!nnUrneket. I. OLD a.od new gWaware. and cha.&sis .. 50c -$5. Schwinn Sttrwra,y $20 and el'ld 44" \vide $8 each. C.M. cart $1.!IO. Blidcue: $3. $(.Fan $t TUel $8 Yam l5c
pitcher c:ollection lOc • ~· 83J...l4S9 Z4", $15. Con:IPlete Brownie: &4U935 · Oi1ld'i chair and table $5. ea.ch CJothi?W 25o-SIO Tabin
French bed dj)U $18. Twin PAIR custom made antlqus unlkmn p ,50 and Gift Sc.out 3 SPEED blke $2tl. Bo)"11 TABLE, 2 chain $12.50. CbUd'I chain $1. Caroont Sl~ 515-Q96 ~ ~~ • boX springs lnd mattress white drapes 10 feet wtde I '3.50. Satun:la)'..sunda,)'" u.s Schwinn stqray $25. Girl's Night atand $l.::.O. Chair board SS. ~ $25. Biae'l TRUMPET~t buy -tor
$8. 3 black cboW tabtes P4. foot lore $11. Pair custom PM. M&-3ll8J ~ncn;y $16.50. 546-Qn ~ !:: 1a;. $~= p , ~ components $25. Khool bind. Good cua,
Small bool"''"' 13. ~ made lined 1Jabt aoid wool BAflY p1ay ... pod $1.50. GOOD brown -112. $!.SO. llW:k lamp (LlO. Tow.I ..... SS. Stam $3. ,_ ..,.th -$35. In
1tem1 ~ appliance& IOc-$3. ctn.pea 13)" widt X 63 klfw, M&tiernlb' &-ea $ 1, 5 0 • Farmk:a top 3 draMr delk Small • dellk $2.Z. Co1fee Surf board SS. B a.r b t e eocxl o:>ndldon 5t&-1C22
Ham ridJo '~ =. SB. Ma~ ~G~= Drtllee $1 Heh, &lllB $2 SS. Melal wall a.ale Jl2. table $4.'lS. 'End tablt $4.'lS. ~~ ~ Po911<er43 Mlabloahalofop ANTIQUED credenza, l
Ag{& camera '15. l.Jlgpge x 31'' ..,.'6• . each. BkluaN 39c each. Salt BINtket. or bedlptnd $1. 2 bunboo curtalm; 93C eac:b. ..,. 1'Vr"<J•-· dnwttl $2$. Deep. tryer Pl
$3. Men's i&ld boota 7% SS. travene rods for &old drapes &Dd pc!pP:n 35c p a 1 r • Jewelry 25e • $1. Dolli 50c • Double bed $1150 .. Vanlly SMAIL pool table Ukie new 813-&924
ComblnaHOP wtatet and fall, $13. Box of :IOO old Standard Child's chail'I '1'5c each. $$.. kel'Ollene lamp SS. Silver fr.SO. Paper ctOBe.t $4. $15. ~able tennll table SJ.O. SHOWER ......._,,a I Id l n a:
aab blond $15. 17912 Elm. a.nd Pop tUMt of the 3ll anJ Sh?es 50c •. $1. pair, ~fondly $\ ~ $10. L..P. 1'00fdl 25c. Green ~ of dnt....m WnUnghoo• hah' ~r I th1 77;z opentnc or'
F .V. 95&-43& ~ ':~ ~ ';T! 1';!~ or after 545-1641 ElectrK! time contral P. Oki ff,S>. Ga,S ll()ICt beater new SlO. 113 toot •itwr ~ $Z tncludlnl 11 11 FOOTBALL shoe~ $6. Colt top 12''. bottom 14", df'pth NAUGAHYDE: eoudl. good gllUlll and~ SL Wrought $7.95, 356'.ii E. 21.et St. C.M. Chrlatmu tree $3. Bcridb: hanfwa~. 4 ICOOP canvu
S16 new, worn twice, size 12.. IS". $3.50. 541)...mD dnndiUon $25. 2 bar •tools $11 Iron lounp Sll. Booka 2$c -DOUBLE maltresa and box ~ ~ ':. b< tanlc $15 Car air con-
-DESK or wori bench with 7 each. Coffee table SS. EaI'l1 Sl. ~ table cloth S3. 1pri'W9 $25. _Bollom bukel ~~":_"::._ ~., ...1.-"-dltloner, 6 volt $10 O.~ American picture 2'4" x Muoruca cornintmenUve 11Wtwut5er N -_... _.,.,. -.a.i.. 1V Black and 2 EARLY American win&-dn.wm:a, ~ x 30 x, ;6'' JID,-52'', SS. Playboy ~lnu plate $1. 543 Vk:toda st. JM of ~ate Kint boota .m u. $2.:. Golf tpt. _.....,..... ·
bl.ck clain S2S pair. Oc-Dellvved.. 2 bq.xn, 1$'' x 25c: each. G1us top ~nd PM &a.t.un $10, txeellerit ~70> bag boy $5. J'frir b'"Wtm whltie: Sit~
caaion&l· tabiH $10, $1!. 24" x 31'0 and 23'' x 29" x tab&e $3.. . ..3 ID'stl'1 pictanll MAPLE double bed wt th box WOOD beadboe.rd I doable XI" tire $2. Watftl lltit'$10. S MOVING. Ootllel 5 0 c • ~
1.am-"' • s:is. """"· SS. u· . .,,. with "'l"""· both _ --c~~ Dr 8 a ~ -Book lhol 13 ..., h!ni 14; 'metal .,..,. boat -m 1 111a DllbOO '°''""' ~ ·.,.. ~.~.v.r-.P"''"" couldt.elo<l«d.,,.souch. ~~=~' ~ i25,-,.;:;;. nr . .,.':...; bed•1>ndo-:fth~•l2 Jod<e..,11.ad\.~-""' Blqde ~ ----~
tubel $10. M'"" --15" kq ft>'fafr..,. fiEKi): JJS" .. '° %" 1'i>"""" 8"' Room -.,...,. rGI '°""$1. 9G-31~ • -Iii-';!$1 -...,.
•lze. -..c.t8 12 • $10. Some dltion; the beck In wood SS. , . KEET ~ turntabtt llCt'Bp& !Je.fl. Va.rioul ~ $1. Oil! 494-1891. SET o[ air llhoclr. far ~ ~--=-=~· -'-~-,.-,--~·· lift lO, 50c • ~. I Vrndian bllnda;. various tor' ftCOl'd Pl8>'ft $ 5 ' Patio tablo wllh btncbl-. 2 TVs $15 • lUI: ,Steam Iroo pidt-Up, cost •$34. Sth fOr BABY ltaml: 11\lanfl: ;;,
• ~·· ~m l!ubcape $5 Satur-. slzel 25c each. VlporiJJe:r SL Maan&WX ttCOC'd J))ll)'ft' $5. U. Bi& kltc:ben table $8. 8IW $2; Utbt t!xturts for 11.rap -. Uled 1 tr :D> mh 1nC tal>W. I dn.wtn
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• Bottle warmer 25c. Air Oock rsdk> $1. Iron worb ~ -....... 18 ....... -"-· t Sl ,day only. 116 14th St. H.B. purWer $$. Detdt: limp U. ~ Play J1C'l. good cm-W. 18th. C.M. _,.....,., • ~a tore ot --.trewr ~ 847-6591 mtr&p $10 _.. • e a
I ;536;;';;'"';--=;-;:ru= Dlnott. ...... 30 .• !l1rl, $3. \flllon 15. Baby fub 11. ' OANISR -f°"""* ,, m... St.mp -m TEACH -<:hlld to ..... --t $3 ,...,,......
I: -iA at Law • " ta $1 tacfl. Bo 111 e wa In u t coUM. ta bl• ~ boa1'dS1; ~l.antf:m Serkl 1 and 2 ... , Now..._·:::_::;.:. __ ~_..,..,,,_ RPET • •""' · Vblyl floor tiltt. 9" X I '• mpt and ml tahl9 $10 et.d\. 2 $2; Bathroom •ca. I a $1. C:-.""-Can Read ln-DARK tomn irq\llOl"ntnt $1 •
10'ill' and pad, S25 ~ tach. zn4 Dden. C.M. ~ $1. Jump M'lt $1. $18fL AF'1'ER. I PM. cl .. :.7!..-
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·-•m • o y A L 1•· , arr t • 1 ~ 16 GAUGE ahotaun $Z. cbalrl $15 ndl. pod: mn-8 T \rD E 11 T Dettt: #5. P".Pered and enO:rrRd by $15. no.tr pots ~ • tuia. ~ n di!"" ~ -.. -$1S. lsabeUe °""'"" -le °"'1 mr ml $15. ToYI
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•,. . .}~BlackA whit" WHIPPET Pupo; cb•mp &<BOT,NEW ..... , ..... $iS5 A(CENJ M 16' CUS'l:OM baJIL Fully Imported Autos 9600 like new. Reduced from '65 SPRITE ~ ' .
-·-....... AKC .... Top nctnr UDO I( (Ulr) .......... $315 OBllf $5195-00 -··· ' *Coll~* 9125 slock. Mattiocrqt Kamela U' SAIL ............ • •••• $20S • equlpped. Sf'"P'· I. Ex· AUSTIN H"'6 LEY '° •• .., -.OO r •• white, lt.Ilan red Int., ,,4 ~ -5t6--0989 16' TOMCAT •••• ·•'. ••••• $795 • ~ • cell~ cond. $1285. IWQ..'1665 -~ VSV338. Jim S lemon 1 ~
CUTE White i: lfl1 fl!tnale DINGHYS ••• • "P HOME SAW b•ftr ,_ A....... . Mercedes Benz, 120 w. 4 apd, dlr, locaily owned. kitten. 10 weeks old. WiD DOBERMAN Pups 14 wkls,. , TOMCAT'BOATS"" .. frvcka ¥500 n.iU\.&:o 'Ill -"'n mini •ta· Wamer Santa Ana St&-tll4 Excellent cond, Ma~ ofier ha'" to Co to sttep It &be ~C. champion stock. Vfl'Y lfil4 Npt Blvd .. NB fi75..2400 lion wagon (woody). $UOO. '67 , , or •mall down,.wW fine prv;. 549-J0.11 Exit 66 er 6T
doesn't find • ho m• fri•ndf,y. !We nv.,..,... co1-175~_!htalttlM9:..~ve '65 DATSUN !:» 67S-968S "Macy-Fran-C:O: .. ~~:i ~~ f,!:,m,~"'34~ PhD, 1911HtAIU!OR BLVD,
M2-6'789 9frl er. 64N729 Power CrvlHn 9020 ....u. ·-pie red with parcbrMnt Ur ~~:.,:....::..c..:,,c,:..~~-COSTA MESA "'L'~" 6 wk$. old, llhort Sll!H TZU Puppie., •kc 28' F •m•n-._,;,_~ 714·· 64. 2•1350 PU w/ ......... new...... DATSUN Iorio•. A;r. Au!O, ''" 1967TriwnphTR<,Rond'1er, ~,~64""'~v=o~L~K=s,.-.
W1ecJ tabbleL Allio Wee registered. adorable, Cham-~,~"' ..._.U!IW"l'I • aide rnlnon. 4 apd, dlr, xln!. Reduced .lrom $7t95.00 to hardtop &. wire 'vhttls.
lhor1. tailed mothtt cat pion blood lint. 831...2-a> &dan. 200 hp oompleteb' Sm.all dn or take trade Lo '67 DAT's·uN· $6795.00. Jim Slemons Beautiful pink peat! with 642-4148 912() SIBERIAN HUSKIES. equipped. $8750, 61H'128. WOULD YOU UKE TO pymnta. NOUJld.B, call .Rob Metttdes Benz, J2D \V. black u·im. Uc. ·rsP m.
NJCE lAokJn&, 5 months old Puppies ·135. CRUJZ6N 16' Cabln: cru!Rr LIVE IN THE 494-9773 or SU-0634 Warner, Santa Ana, 546-4114 Sl3!19
male c.at, grey •.while e 54.5-fime wood/f1>&14. motor 6: lrlr. DRIFT\VOOO BEACH,67 l>OOG . 4 DR Sed, 4 s:pd, dlr, nearoVER25Mercedes Benz in SUNSET FORD
med. Jona hi.tr, l.ookina for WHJTE UJ(l. 5t5-e88 CLUB IN HUNTINGTON V-8 E Sport1unan 108, new. Has had ~ceptlonal stock. AU at greatly reduced 5440 Garden Grove Blvd.
nice home. &G...1322 9/20 ToY Pocd.Le Popples,. BEACH! ADULT PARK ' &: auto. 3 Seats. $2295. care. Will sacrifice, small prices. 50% of stock must Westminster cn4) 636-4010
'·' 7 "'Ju, males. Sparkle RESTAURANT. POOL ol Others to choose from. dn .. fine prvt.prty. VGG879-be told lhla "-k•nd. Ma"-'65 SPITFIRE 2,~~~e~= = =·'<:'~Real! 542-16SS Se!•Hkl aoett 903~ ~ ~· CALL ~t~;, =;:th.~~ LB, call Phil, 494.91"13 or otter. Jlm ~s~Jemmo~
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'62 VW Bus fem a I e. 6 weeks, ~ AKC re~ered, GUlf STREAM Deal ) 560634.. Mercedes Benz, 120 W. Rdstr, dlr. small down, low housebroken 67>7474 9120 partt color. 8 Wffks. l male, "1 10' x ff.l' ROD & REEL er ORANGE COUNTY'S Warner, Santa Ana: 546-4Uc l female $50. 5U-6&91. , put))' tum. Tb be mov.. NEW '69 Int.ema.tional %. NO 1 ,....;. IM',Yments, Take trade. Fine New engine, rebtt.tra111, dlr.
1 EEMALE Chut O&he 5 NORWEG -17 ft, 1"LJ Boat ed. • ~ Ton, plclrup, V.,11, auto steer~ ' 1965 MER1....i:.DES Benz 190 pwt prty, Call Roy 494-9773 camper equipment. small ~old, 1 male '1i Lab, %: IAN Elk H~-6 ,._ ~ ..... Sa ·~ tt ,,_ DATSUN DEALER D. 5 ro choose from, some or 545-0834. down. •·•· ·-d•. •~-"LB, moa _.._.~ .. ,..._ -.. ,.. ve .,.,.,.,. o ,..,t. No. DOT D -;.;,,;..;::;""'..-;;=-..,~,_... -"" ~ ::en.l~~ ~:~ ·m,.·· ;tt'S;-:io 120 H.P. Mere. Crul11r Ml 1 Ilk 9275 _712173. Kuatom Motors, 84S ATSUN ~~1:~ s~ !~ S=~ •'67 TR-tA-IRS. Pr Ice Call Roy, Phone $1-9773 or
DAOISHUND lnbHrd -OutbNrd .~ n II Baker St., C.M. M0-5915 ,.,.., .. t:>---b 3lvd drastically reduced. Leav-54S...0634. a KITJ'ENS. 6 wks old & tan· RedpQppAKCle,. Black Read¥ tor die water rig:Jl:t MINI bike with i.1_ (Auth. L H. ctlr.) ~°t: Beach ~~e~~-J:ras, I e1~ o nW~ in& for ·college. Many e:x-I --'-"'-0-,,.~~=---I
beaut.. builhy Ir box ' , ' rq. now, All the-equip. incl. • 11\ie. car FORD '67 842-1781 or 54<J.tlU2 ~ tras. $1900. 675--3226 '68 vw trained. can 5f9..nl or O\amp Rited.~-I OOn\pa!&, JUe pm;erverei 1' ~-legal ,With motorcy· .F-250 Truck. V-8, \Varner. santa Ana, 546-Cllf ~ 9122 BEAGLES-ARC~ ·&.full OMlr ··de ertl\ $250. MS-3586 auto, radio, low mileage. ·et _DATSUN . 1950 MERCEDES Benz 170c 'G6 TRI~ TR 4 Air conditioner, 4 11pd, dJr .
• --•-·.....i -•-PRIVATE -..y . BANDrr -•-•. b"-3 h wt 1969 Pilif'lm 8' 4 T>r. Rad10, stick shill. Lio. Cabn"ol•t -A ,..-• _,...,..__ * good CDDdition * load•d'. Ho-y ·---••t., 6 BEAlJTiflJL kittens, 6 wkl ~. ~·~· 67'31"'"' r' ' uuw IAC, p, Sportsman cam~. Mili UOK 067 Phan 540-... .-.. ..... ..., ... Rea.aonable 548-4224 '"' .................. olt:L 4 "'<bite, l red, l -y. Call S36-6019 r -543-9311 ~ q. recent o'haul. otter. 5'16-3341 ' e 2SU <llr. item. In reatored .ahape. Jim plush blaC'k int. Take ams.II •·~ .,... 642-1491 $995 Slemon:s Mercedes Berlz, 131 'SJ TR (. wire wheels, down or trade .. Low, low
MC.St find home. C....._ ADacOO~ pure-bred FREE 8oe.t re})l.lr eat ' . '64JNTERNATIONAL DATSUN 2000, l9G9, radial \V. Warner, Santa Ana, libtrglasa top, new tires. pymnts. VHF890LS. CaJJ
2359 College Drive, M. • __ ';:':;'"".JU!'! A~ weeks. Trailer YoUr boat. to tbt Travelall, good cond. Must tires, red wlblk int. TO 541-Ul6 Reasonable. 893-3054 Ken 494-9773 or S:f.5.063.4.
6 DRECJOUS "''PPles. ~wk!. s ............... -,,_...,,.u neY;est, f.aatest boat &ervitt Motorrv. cles 9"-se:ll. See M'"'. Aloha Trailer ~ 1...:::...='------69 " ... ~ · the Le ,.., .JVV •· pymts .-vu owe. 536-&35 1.960 Mercedes 190. Clean, ' Triumph TRi, 4400 mile!', '68 VW BUG. belge, sunrool, Terrier poodle, Free to AKC German Shepbmls m area. l us make Park, 132 W. W:tson, C.t.1 .• 1966 DATSU ,_ AM-Fi\ot, whi~ w/blk in· radio. Unl-ven.... ~ .. .,.,1 &OQd. lovin( home 496-3714 11 Mo,ntbs. 1 Male, l female your boat like new (no job 1961 HONDA 160 or call 548-9517 N 4 door new tin:s. '750 f Ir m . "' ... -""' Laa: N&l 541)..1956 too amall). We alao ee11 SCRAMBLER SEDAN, light blue. 642-4·1~ e-1es. :'::"'::o::'::· ::$3::1::00::. =54&-=7563=:::= \vindows, coco n'lAtB. Xlnt · fibe-'-·-•"PP"--o~n 7 Eloc a'"--800 on·g m·, '53 FORD i,~. T new paint Reasonable. ~243J COlld. '67 VW, 8 pa511, dlx
2 Ball •~ .•. ,,~ .. _, F---·-Be I ··-... ~. r--• IGI'"'• . . t '54 .... d 6 nin." 1,. '"""" ~·...... aa: e, dys/wk. $400 new sea over."°a eng. __ -··· TOYOTA bus, white, radio. 20,000 ac· ~. good home. (Whole 6 weeka:. $35. WlNO AN' SEA 1967 ·MATOILESS 500CC $250 firm 644-0992 or ENGLISH FORD MG ~ual mi. Priced !or quick
ta m H Y d es er to d ) •962-15'7* 1731 """"°' GSSO Saambl". Foe ti~· 1 "="~""""~~~~~~ I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;.I ELMORE MOTORS '"''· G7l-834-0 *1846 9/23 OOG TRAINING Costa Mesa. 60-7$)1 purist. $650. '67 FORD PU. Lg bed, HO J 1 1'1G '65 V\V. 2 door, 4 speed,
CA'TS 'n kltwis, ha It Prlv leuon& only; reaa rates Ul67 TRfUMPH T-tOOC cmpr chassis, R/H. Nu 10 ORANGE COUNTY1S Sa.let, Servi~. Patts radio, heater, beautiful red
Si'.a.mese, manx, toriyw/lorig 213: .f23.3506 213: 423-1830 * 18' s:x>TI' w/15 hl'l Chrys 500 CC. Very clean. $Ti>O. ply rubber 29,tn:I mi Whlse VOLUME ENGLISH Immediate Delivery, JOYOTA and sharp. RUM 140. $1095. WI. 3 tabby. I 'I'bomuina 1r ~ eng. &cl equip. Real tamily JAMES LTD $1895. 644-1740 FORD DEALER AU Model& Carl's Motor Co. Inc., 1SU
ot;ben. 847~1 9/23 Ho'"' aa30 boat. 11950· SG-8152 1584 Newpon Blvd. 642-000! '56 FORD, 1 T, nat bed SALES. SERVICE e Larzest selection of a 11 Harbor, C.r.t. 642-0413.
kELP! FAAULY MOVING: f)< ·W/tool boxes le: SPlllY equip. '69 MODELS models, colcn:, from the '65 V\Y BUS, 1500 rebuilt
N'eed good home for 4 darl· l~I YR OLD FILLY Boat Mllntenance Dual wbls, xlnt cond. $850, Immediate delivery largest Toyota dealer. eniinc, radio & heater,
ill, kitteM, gray twins &: 2 $300. Partly trained. _673-_1500________ LARGE SELECTION NICEST USED CARS Muntz ste~. $1300. 20014 -
bJie.ck. 5-18-9578 9/22 96S-5(l63 18' Fibergls boat A on shore '&2 Ford ~ T. PU, good Theodore LV ORANGE COUNTY 15lh Sl. Newport Beach, or
4 ¥X'JRABLE kittens need a SMALL Shetland, c b 11 d
hqme. They are gr a Y 'broke-, daple grtoy $15.
1ll1ped tahbles and 7 "''ks. 545-5828
mooring llO hp Volvo, stern ~.. 11 h 11 ROBINS FORD 3100 W. Cout Hwy. N.B. 15300 Beach Blvd. cau 673-7095 drive, s/s ra~io. bait tanks, •(.'Ouu., w 0 camp s e ' 6-U·94C6 54().1764 \V~tminster Phone 894-3322
etc. Xlnt cond. Gd. ski boot. ~65 ~e 90· $ll5. 2060 Harbor Blvd. Authorized MG Dealer ·s:; V\V Squareback 1500 E
On 'ho-moo•ing "·'hoa c 1 M 64,, -10 1967 1 ........ ta • 4 dr., Aotoma-new engine, front end. til'e6. • ., ._.. os a esa ........, '64 MG Midget. wltt wheels. "~" oki. a.IB--0119 9/72 I,;=.,.-=--~---91Al..L l'oforgan & qua:1cr Isl, No. Bay n~2899 ':'il FORD Pick Up, 1~ T. tic, radio, heater. blue fin. Luggage rack. Only $1400.
171,, OUTBOARD cab 1 n -'"=;:::;::;;=:.==:.==~~I goo rl cond. $250. '63 . ·--··-. _ ~...3649 condition. $ 8 5 0 · ish, wil!l_ contra•lini vinyl Phone 6~:ll55 and ('llddJy. adorable
biby kittens, 6 \\·ks. old.
s4s--OOf6 9/22
M ilggie -Classified
crulier. sleeps i. gla.s.sed up WANTED: 1 stock mumer 'Corvair, 2 dr $T.:i0. 67~3346. FERRARI inte~r.· No. UQX 818 1962 VW se;w1. Ne;w-pe.in1 ,
INTELLIGENT, gen 11 e, to the water lint. w/trailer, for a Hodaka 100 cc. com· 60 Ford Ra.nchcro, 64 V-8 ti.res, ~ ntilt 'G!i eng.
gelding, sorrel. S185.
* 833-2626 *
FF;MALE Amtralian Sheep
ddg, 5 mo. old, ,to good
home. Call after 6 p.m.
~2 9122
qul"k 'to !•am " ~. "'"'"" both llcensed. NO MOTOR. plete & ln ........i ""nd engine, auto, R I H, Gem FERRARI MGB SUNSIEl299T .OOFORD Pert. mechanical oond. $750.
.. • 1 • ·"" S245. f9.4...2189 after 6 PM "~" """" •""" .. u • camper top. S575. 644-lllll No••~rt Im---Ltd. ~. ----------67~5 $150. 540-3769 ~1 ..... .,...,.,. vr 54.JO Garden Grove Blvd.
---------· 118' Onns w/85 bp M.ert '67 GILARRA. Xlnt cond. 106 "62 CHEVY 11' Ton ani:::e Count)''• o.nl.Y author· '66 MGB Roadster. Wire Westmii\:ster f714l £i3G.4010 '69 VW CAMPER + extras.
TRANSPORTATION cog., lge whl trlr, skiing CC. Fast. Road or dirt PICK UP ized dealer. \\'hlS, R&H, Plrelllli: xlnl BILL MA y 1.ow· m"iles. $3250,. ~
equip. Good cond. $1395 ?11ust sell. $250 or best olfer: $750. 6!>1355 6T:>-3D« SALES..SERVICS.PARTS cond. to Mi. $1600. 497-1868 XE after 6.
3 Lo v ea b 1 e. affectionate
tortoise shell kittens, • n1os.
hp u s e pet11, housebroken
~-2501 9/:.l
Boab A Yachts 9000 548-26.n • .,,, " 3100 w. Coast Hwy. 65 '" .,_...._,161 aft 4:30. '5.1 CHEVY 1,t Ton Pick Up. Newport Beach 1964 MGB. Xlnt cond. $1200. ' ... v Camper 1500 Reblt ALU~1INUM HOU. 19'6", 14'6" Gl.ASPAR. 7 5 Hp '69 HONDA 90 cc. Step.thru Qean. $450. 642.9405 540-1764 * 675-6319 * ITIOIY_ 1n1r.~1 Eng. radio I hea~er I MWlU
never been used: built for Evinru8e motor. Good con-street model. $225. Call at •646-1129• Authorized Ferrart Dealer • = , ~. = = stereo $1300. 673-7095
U.S. government at cost o( dltion ~. 673-51M 5:30 p.m .. 64Z.:7267 '61 DOGE ~.i ton P/U, :dnt FERRARI-67 GTB-4 Yellow OPEL 18811 BEACH BLVD. --"·"oo""'"="SE=D°"AN"'°--
2 .Black kittens, male &: $23&0. Will ~ xlnt bay 196'1 16' Glutron. 50 h.p. BSA; Good cond. $39S running cond. $200 cuh. w/blk int. Wire wheels. t.ol--.--------Hunt. S.ach 147-8.S55 less engine -$165
tetnale. free to good home. OOal, diving or v.'Ot'k boat. ?oi1ercury. Xlnt cond. $1495. Or trade for car 494-2908 mi. 11,000 ml. lrnmac. cond. 1967 Opel • Station Wagon, 3 ml N. of Coast Hwy. on Bch *6'13-4349* ~Z169 9/m $450. Garage can be in-Call 673-2'259 call: 96Ul5l l67,,,'-0="1EVY="-i;•-1o-n-, ~10-.. -,,..-. -•;;2>-M:=:OnO;·======;I deluxe radio, heater.Cs~. '62 VW, top cond, o~rhauled
5 GOLD. 1 Black 1 week old eluded at $12 per mo. Call 15· Horii.on Ski boat. 80 HP •69 YAMAHA lOOO.CC street owrloads, step bumper, -A real ~as mlser. Lie. No, (TIQIY[S:>IT~ motor, new brak~s. rd tires,
kiUens, 646-1773 2 3 3 4 ,J;.~~ .. ~1355 or Dusty Me.re. New trailer. $1250. bike. Low mile. $Z'IO. $1500 54G-8776 RAT UQT 407. $1300.00 n_ t ft-I A At $695. 842-1850 after 6 PM
\\.'estm.inster CM 9/M .,--,,.,..... 642-9917 aft 4 PM 847 -·~ 5 p u.S .,.,. I re ~ 1960 VW -n..~. XJnt oond =c-::,.,..-:--;:-:---~,, -======== '""''" °""'"<" ?-.f '63 Chevy ~~ Ton P.U. 6 cyl , BEAT ln1lat'-•. 68 F'·t "~ SUNSET FORD DEAN L' EWIS -fNSfANT Landscaping 2 1969 17.foot Glasspar with li5 ""' 8' Fleet.side $700 Aft s ...,., ... ......, throp.m."'543-h o1u397t CJJl after 5
h 'I 1 I'-••-I E I 9035 '68 KAWASAKI 250. A·l SS · · • """" .. 100 u-'-81,,. b-k. 5'40 G. arden Grove Blvd. beautiful bronze ilax plants. P "ucury, ra "''"· con-m.r ne qu p. ' 968-4265 ~r-., "''"" ..., .,..,... Ycu dig. 962-4310 9121'.l vtrtible top, mooring rover ~~t condition. $495. *I"='="========-Losds of Xtru! 548-7122 Wesunnl'iter {n4) 636-4010 1966 Harbor CM. and 1un loufl&ing seats Less ONE factory re.built (never ~ '68 OPEL wagon. yellow. like • · 646-9303 '66 VV/. Strong runn~.
2 FREE metal cabipeuLts 82" than 50 hours ~ s e. run) Gen'I Min: 6-71 model '66 HONDl'\ 305 1J:.:":.:i;P•:_ ____ ..;9c.:5c;..:IO JAGl,IAR nu, sharp, 102 engine. $1595. 1968 TOYOTA :&; ro n a. ~,.!.~,.appreciate ~.:,
x .46 .. x 34'". You ba Wea ShoWftlOl'n '*'txllUon $1900 M HNG grey marine diesel Good cond. S37S ,69 JEEP _ Kustom ~fotors, 84S Baker Au to matic r:ni91liarl ' * .,..._,,,,..., Da.Ya uuty
DugaJI 547-3900 9/22 61s..7310 • ' ' engine. Complete w/t.vin-Eves 8.13-1411 LIKE NEW ,67 Jaguar 3.4 ~M, \vire ·St., CM. 540-S91S R/H. 13,000 m· Xlllt ·~ VW, grtcn. Good con·
TORTOISE shl!U kitten, 6 '·6f=G~l.Asin-~=AR=~c~;~t-a-t~l-o-n. disc reduction a;ear 2:1 '66 BSA Spitfire. 650cc. Oria; Call 54~1303 aft 5 pm. chrome whetlJ, Rad I & 1 cond. 846--39'8 dlUon. l600 Or oUer. Weeki old. 61.5 Gary, NB. In'--~ -·tL... ...... ~-,.. .. _ ratio. For further detail&, &. .,rrect cond. Seil chosp, Utts. A!\1-F"" ........._ '''· PORSCHE 494-4619" 54&-8594 9/22 uuei"U"'l,'\i 111.0UV. uv "<Cl.""· call P. Sutton (213) 62&-9301 C 9520 "" , ..... FREE Pupples, ~~ vr~nle. ~ crutser with power jet & weekdqs. or (TI.f.J 54&-043& $625/offer. 545-513( ~r"I pov.·er brks, auto. $2995.1--_;__;_ _ _;____ VOLKSWAGEN '66 VW Snrt, "beige w/blk in!.
cockeT". borne all d1cy Sa\ & =~ tr~m. e~. 7'i --=;;""""';;:;;;:;·~~==~-'f,,!!~Y ~c R-60. JulJ dr. 1961 ECONNOLINE63 ""1 "cmc 5~1, ~1.~~ ~J°~~~·!1t!'! s17a~ 1967 VW tt~. New b~k-. ~~. J~~s, Xlnt
Sun, 2'27 Monte Vista. 9123 matnte records. l GRAY MARINE . """"· Camper. ew , t 0 KARMANN d k FM ult! le di •~ •• ~ .. O'i''Dl?r,~«4 Two 427 cu in, XII) hp, 6 cyt * 67J.0931 * motor. Stick. New brakes, GHIA ec ' m P x ra 0• lite blue. R/H. Ca 11 TWO VW's. Neat '56 sedan,
liALF Manx female calico gu eng. ~Iydro rev~rse. 2'.? 1966 HONDA trail 90, $175. clutch. S gal water, ice box, ---------1 ~o mats. Very clean. $4,900 anytime 540-2685 '60 CQnv. fixer upper. Both
cal, very sweet, 2 months 24 FT. Con-ectt Craft Cabin 1 red, Xlnt ccr.nd. S30o ea. 1964 Yamaha trail 55, cupboards. sips 2 adults, 1 ·68 KARMANN Ghia . 9H1 ,,.,::::C:"'"~::Ra,;..:_d;,lo::,::;"':.,.,."""-,..,Good~ 0w~'-"~b=lt='~"~•~· ="~,_..,,, __ _
oJ4. 546-l'M.I .. 9/23 Cruise 185 HP cruise at 20 548-3414 $100. 548-9509 child'. Canva.s awning, side Mf/FM radio: low + '65 CONVERT * tires. Excellent condition '66 MlCROBUS. I a r I e
BEAUTIFUL Black Cat RP!'ot. Tip, top cip:id. nilly I'°='="'======== l"="=====:;i;=:f & end curtains. S 1;. 0. ml!eage, xlnt con d It io n Xlnt cond. All :xtru. nu pnt, $750. 644-1456 custom bed, reblt eng, he\V
Abandonod, • ..., taktf&..Call equip~. In -~ now. BNI Rent1ls _ 9031 MOTOR HOMES 9215 536-7986 545-5302 top. Must sell. 646-l234 ,;,7~.;;o;:'--:=::--~..., tires. Radio. ti75-2877 -v M 1 n Call -~ 8 · '66 & ·51 V\V engines, lo mi. 548-9668 9/22 UI &e • -u~ p.m. '69 V\V Sundial camper, 1969 KAR~1ANN Ghia xlnl '59 PORSCHE 1600 Coupe 1JJV\ 1300 1200 I 0M~o=vw=c~,~M~ .. -,-,,,~ll..,'~65~V\=•. 6~1987 CAL 25 lot renl ta5 per day th tt ~ call Fri xl t nc1 5f0-.9l91 ' ...,,,,.,,, · · 10.ll Mo old male lg. minia· ,vknd. ·~" "'"t day wkday11. water. ice box, table, bed, ruou · • • n co · or 6"2-0350 or 646--7670 beige. sqrback, xlnt cond. lute black poodle. Very ac-'11' SKIMMAR Skill 18 hp ...., ... ~ storage. Owned only ( mos. Sat or SUn morn. 673--1150 ews & wkends. $U:xl/best ollcr 897_5409
tive. 536-9258 9/22 Evinrude, trailer, & many Incl lns. Mly equip, n.ce or Must ad.I. Moving to Africa. -PORSC.'HE ·~19 Roadster, xlnt 1965 VW, sunroof, a:ood cond.
='=. M-"y n...w....,,,,. yn" el(tra.s. Like new, Ideal tor c"""':;:;:· ~-====== $3500. 644-2962 KARMANN GHIA thruout. will sacrifice. Call $900. '6S VW. Top cond. '68 seats. LJIJj..i "~" ,..., ...... .,.. ... f hi $1SO * 642.$06 * Chen'Y. r.1ust see! $1050. Lo
ma'le. kiveabJe, To good is ng. ....,;_,..,A., Boot·Ytcht 8' Aluminum camper. Good ~998 =~~~--~--n1i"s. SJ&.1689 L~-~·:':'~·~615-~'533:'.·~_,=-2.'122C::liicCi"'1~mlY.~-15h'i Chi~... condition. Back window, 2·'59 KARMANN G h; as , '61 PORSCl-tE everything '69 V\V, all eX1l"Js, like ne1v.1 ~ ... ~.n= .. ~o=nu7A=R=E=e7AC=K~ST=A·
16, CENnJRY 15 hp " 1 -• "d "nd & Good transportation cars or 1 & 11 • h ·--" .. 9000 r..Ules, $19~>0. 21141h \V. Yn ~ Al>;LE I: Female Chihuahua • ---~-----oove~"" 61 e wt ov.·s b t rl 1 $175 $250 per ect a mec aiu'4J.., Oceanfront Apt 206 NB. TION \VAGON Xlnl cone!.
to· kind, lovln& homes. Call ~ai;t1:~er ~':d~ll ca= SAIL CAL 24 $'lS per day. ~t Call~A .. ~l/J6ilh wil~ow. p1:xi~ ~;..~.' a &. • ·, _re_b_ll_. _$2250_·_. -"-'--'°"---1-----''-----39.000 ml. Sl395. 545--0518 54t-3S36 9/22 ' ' Cal 38, $60 JY.?r day. Sleeps HEADQUARTERS _..,. .....,.. any ime. '68 PORSCHE 9ll. Xlnl cond. DON'T <ive It away, i'I offer. 531-4672. 6 n~ o•~ ~ •::'.l'llV'I. DRAFTED! 56 VW Rebll eng
uPP S "--k 1, • ............... -...,. 10' CAB OVER. excellent ---------..,.,.,.,, quick cash lor ii with • P IE · \.1 "'""" er• '1 33' TS ~,. below kll nd" · '65 Ch I t " MERCEDES & trans. Good tires $200. \Veenie. 2'27 Monte Vista ....,,.,,,. . m FDR co iUon; evro e ,. BENZ * 642-4158 * Daily Pilot want M ! 549-4319 c.'-t atter 6 P?>f 9120 31' Diesel Ketch, anxious! Mobile Homes -'°::';:o·.,;.646-c:::,73""-95~~-.-~-!:~~~~~~~~~1-==~'._;,~~==='=~~~~~~==:.J.~'.::!:~------
Paci(ic Yacht Sales ~1570 MOTDRHOMES '69 vw CAMPER + extras. 1963 190. PRIVATE owner. lmporte<I Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600
MED. Si. &ood bird d 0 g. 23' CHRIS Craft with trailer. SACRIFICE; owner trana. Lo U "~ 4"' ~" i~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii~iiiii-~iiiiiiiii~~~~iiii-~~ Gentle w/children. r.toving. Shag cptg., CUlit. dr~ w m es. ,,.,.....,. ~ Al'o1/Fl'o1, new tires. Make
96$..6065 9120 ~foored at Balboa. $3995. awning, aklrting; 2 Bdrms. i,"==''='='=· ~==,,.-~...,.-offer. 842-3957 after S p.m.
682-2918 Immed. J>osse1115. 2 1 4 6 2 PICKUP CAMPER SheUs l\1ERCEDES Benz 1960, 4
DARK grey, male kitty, 8 INTERNAT'L 14 fiberglass Pacific Coast Hwy. Hwit cab-hi. g\ight trelghl door, 220 S. 4 speed, air.
Wtieka. Very cute. 847~ trailer, Wtt. Sl.crifice $195. Beach, space 290 (Driftwood damage-. Cheap! 839-l.800 new tires. Xlnt! 543-7558.
I~=~~~-.---,.,= 645-0113 Beach Oub). SJ6..l582 or NO matter what tt IS. you 1959 MERCEDES Bent 180
ADORABLE llaer kittens 962.-6866 can aeu tt with a DAILY diesel. ~. :i ~ hOme Pl;~~ -S.-l-lbof_to ____ 90_10 CASH FOR YOUR PIWf WANT AO!! 642-5671 * 646-3896 *
PICK "" '"' r .... ..,., CLEAR SKJEs • A TALL MOBILE HOME riidt cul. 645--159l 9/22 SA J L. 13' 11 c ens e d Priva~ party wants 8 x 40 ar
5 fLUfFY klltens, 4 ft:m .. 1 Catamart.n w/ c u s t om J.a.rpr to-be moved to moun.
mill!. Call 6T::>-0379 9/20 trailer. (714) 9 8 6-6 1 6 5 , taln lot, Send descrfpHon,
3 KI'JTENS a mother, well ,!l&l-4~~"'~~-',--..,._~~-prlC8 A location to: Write
merlced. 534-0094 s.20 'Gj -26' Thunderbird Sloop. Box P 424 nally PUot.
PETS and LIVESTOCK 4 81.P ot Salls, ~lean. Haul. 27' Ten')'. Encloeed cabana. _ ed S.69. Xlnt cood. $3!00. Nice for couple. $1095 Ca.sh.
Pets, General . 8800 Ensign Yacht ~es MS-U31 646-3807
\VE!l.SH Apoloo&a J yr. l\lar~.
GMUe. All tacit I. saddle.
$.Jdl. 838-11'69.
sµMESE KITTENS 115
'10681 J..ebmhardt FV
. •SSW116*
17' O'DA 'l' OaysaU~r ' 8X20 Lancer SC in NB bch
Demo n750. Used $J350 pk. $1795. terma. 112 W. Pa·
lf' O'Day ~d .•.• $SCIO citic On HWy, NB Sp F--4.
Fun Zone Boat C.o, Bal.boa
SkA Seo u t · • des(>e'rarely bay view on Ltdo Pen.
need a MAlN ail tor 23: Adults only $6500. 61M196
FOOT ALBATROSS.-==='=====.
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DODGE "EXPt.ORER" ..................... .................... ---""-'" 11rn. 21 rMt, n ,oot, • r•t. , YIAlll •l•A•C. , ...... """'"'' 11•••11.
Cato ll20 PENGliiii Allboat l 1 ~ ' '
i=.PERSL\N'---Kl-Tl'EN-se-I w/ail •·lnil<r· Top"'°' BAY HARIAR MOllU SALES
Bfllu • b1a<b. W\111 shots, dJUon $G5.117-\I NOMI ~ Po,eQ .va11. w ~ Km No. "" Clearance Sale
-Blllt.Xbltoancl. O.An_M_ll,._F_ * 67J..38f8 * Alt~ 12' t. 14' WW. ID ;;..;1.::11.._ ____ H~U CAL 24 3"' lo.sATIONALS. lNCLUDING----
aDKUAllUA puppies. honey 2 Yffl'S, ruu ttl o! aanr.. IOUAWA't' 1n MllYllW Pll:ltTIOI bibbdt. BeauWul ~ U100. * ..._., CASA LOMA IA T HAllOI HOMml
petJ.i AJao SltMI Savfce. ri.lAJ.JBl(_ Outrtga-. Gd CASrTAI C:OINllL Ctllllm' ~ 1189 .oonet i..q,. cond. Prlttd , ,lo tell IZK). SHIU.TON MANOI PAIH,ON MAMO• SAHA.IA
::;UAHUA P\lppl<• no c":~~~':::1,,,.1 .. u.. 142~ ~~~! !.1'1~s~~SA
~ 6 Mtb $li. fleet champ. $3(0) or trade ~ M•·t47t TODAY * M?-im * on Sollrw. Kl ..,,,.
IUM>UOO ILDOltAOO 11.l)Ot.ADO
101\' ~uol· ll'Shl""" r Commtnch•
6 SIHptt 4 Sl"per 6 Sltopor
MU\ ;N ~'¥.' if.till hl\t 'll:l:C
!Ill" $199 .iiii s~.~ $13 • !1111" $1739.00
.... 1111 .... l#J Nt. 1"'
fOUlWOOIS TRUCK llAlAACllOA
6 Sloopsr & CAMl'll steeper
NN f·lil:= LIST: 111u• .nos l...... llor Lr5T1 "" otSC1 ..... \'"'-c DISC • ...
!11111, $1605.00 i:''t\ Sii•.: ·~ .. "" $41 •
BRAND
NEW
1969
BRAND
NEW
1969
IN STOCK
TOYOTA'S
55 IN STOCK
Reo1dy & Serviced for lmmedl•t• O.liv1ry
WE'RE DEAUNCi YOUR WAY THIS WEEKEND!!
• COROLLAS-Sed•n1-F•1tb1ck Sprinters.--Statlon Wagons
• CORONAS-4 Door Soclons-Hordtop Coupes
e MARK ll's-H1rdtop Coupos-4 Ooo• SOd•n•
e CROWNS--St1tlon Wagonl-4 Door Sedans
e LANDCRUISERS-Hardtopt--4 Wheel Dr ive Wagons e PICKUPS-4 Spood St•ndord Trans.
Autom•tic:s -'4 1p11d1 -fac:tory •ir c:enditionin9 -1tereo tape decks
m•9 wheels •nd meny other optioru.
• Many Demanstraton at Reduced Prices ·le . 1
NAME YOUR DEAL -WE WILL TRY -EASY TERMt•
• S.loct Domostlc & lml'!'rtod Used Coro a.1-Morklt PdC41 e
JIM . SLEMONS IMPORTS
417 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA
Open Sun. 11-5 540.2512
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·~1i1:Z..=-... f""..,..~ Yo0rv.-.,...;...,..... ·''6 RMERA · 1:.,.~~•=.s;:r T968 EL CAMINO '67 CHRYSLER "'N.':.~.~~,. . I
A ThHdort Robins exclusive! look for 1111r
dltg110Jllc center SHI end teke the gum-
worlc out of buying 1 used cor. These cm
hev91 pnsH 130 •hll rem hr perfonnence,
rtli1LUhy1 end seltty.
llJOO/o PARTS AID LABOR
WARRA•TY
4,000 MILES OR 90 DAYS
CO¥en all me,h111ic1I parta lncludln' lf'l9ine, drive
llnt, rtu tttd, PLUS br1kt1, btttff'f and ••htvtt
1pttm. All rtp1" wort 4l1t11 lfl 1ur '" s•rYk•
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DIAGNOSTIC CENTER SPECIALS
Form1I 2 Dr, H.T, F1ctory ,;,, l•O
"'I• 813.tllt • • .. pay top d~l&n, l'ald tor r.n ,,.,,., lncludlna automa. " steennr 'Tactbey Air 4 Speed Trans !llB>.'tlil8-T~ I ~ ' · ,...,. Uc tran&m.1911oli, air concli. r_.,,,,.,.,_M,,,;,.: · ,.,.... VI 'l•DOOR ~-" ' 1165 Vfl l500 S -·ll&iii. or not -~ •-•·• <t• tic. RVA·'~ ~-··•· "~•" •power , ... rirc. ,.._ ,,...._, 19IO-c-lr-$200 --SU&b ' 6'Jl.(llQ) ~--.. $.., aw Uc. RU& 551 dlo, heater, etc. lMA V.a, automaUC. tOI')' air, * &n.StOO •
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'60t i"'N, 'iA""· ...... ~ Aul9 LIMI'!! MIO li40 Garden G-BIV<I. ~ ~ ... !UDE 143! COIVmJ ' ~::ti~.=~:i: L .... ~"'"T •• o~ ... w ........... ,~.)6*<0W 0~ . ~ $2295·. _63_00..;.R..;V..;£.;.,ll_E_lll! .... -11*''"""'·-1
69 VW. Diamond blue. New ORDIR YOUR ' ~IP '66 IMPALA -ATR>AS ""'"'rt. lldto. lmmac, "1111 • · "°""1Uo~ Ml\<l Sell! $1!00. 1'70 TOOAY • A -i Door. bud..,, v.1, •ticlt • 1. ~ 12595 or"°" -· '!
83$.341> FOii EAllLllST WI. .J •hilt, dk., Mb, oWMd by ·A~,t
'61 VW, Air.....,, reblt. """ DELIVERY "\I' lltu• '•l• l6Cll \,ouceman. Ii' Qlll4s"i\'1imo:;1'.ii"~rr,m COUGAR ne wb&tt, ztarter, -P:f}l!l'&tor AU popU]ar makei. Fo,l'lj Hu ~ lovfna: care. ~an. CDSTA MEsA 5'6-1!134
A UrH $J!JOO. 96Mll1 authoriie:d leultW sys tem. 549-3031 Ext. fi6 or 61 Jnskte •out~ $1299 lull price. ~ Daily 'ti! 10 p.m. --~-----
Gel Our Cotnl)fHtlw Ralet 1910 HARBOR BLVD. RFH582t.B. After U ~f. S"'9-303l Ext. 6e or ST '61 COUGAR Hdtlf. all~ ~ VOLVO Theodore COSTA MESA 494-9m' or MS-0634, 1970 HARBOR BLVD. plm air. Must Mil thll :
---~OllNS FORD B~o. 121. Ha• 157 Chev. Sit.:!J•· <Xl!rrA MESA CONTINENTAL ;:"'.:,':1.:"'iif:~~ ·· VOL VO 2060 Harbor 111\l'd.. BARGAJNt Bti Air, 4 or. 'Very cond, 1966 Cbevrolet Malibu Hard-'67 LINCOLN Contlnental 4 Sanla .A.118.. Cr. can DQ, I
Costa Mesa 6'2-0010 642-225,:J ft 6 Pto.f Rebuilt 283 engine, new Utes, top Coupe. v.a, Auromattc. Dr. Xlnt cond. S2900. 546-411~ trl475A) a ••• Dttl• Are At ...... ~~!!!!!!""""""ell:onDii~T:'·"·e<'::-:Y.-:=I new tl'lrut.. pawer •lrerlni, Po wer Stffrlna:, Marina • M2-415S * '6& COUGAR.. $21695. ~. ,, I DEAN. LEWIS '68 r.:;'~E~! ~ VWe ·~~~C,:.1:t~bi;ll~IJ~ = se:r::~Pr!~~te.~: !~~Llc~1;Q:;~ later-COIYAIR ;ir· ex~~ ·~= ·
968 H ~ c M ,.u, "'~-fully equipped, $129 mo. ' oU. SfG..1.5Z1 aft s;!O aont.blyeap"u":'!1•nt ~15. $1699.00 '60 CORVAIR . sf:.°~ . 1 a......... · · lnQ"...,.,,. '67 Ford, 10 pau station wq. '56 BUICK. Netds clutch. '" · 0 • •
·~ VOLVO ~. Low on, r/h, air, pa. $69.50 mo, BF.ST OFFER! l!m 2 DR. Cht:vrlle Station SUNSET FORD Red. Rebh: enc&. auto u.na. '61' COUGAR :xR.1.l Xblt ,, '
mlleqe. Xlnt meehanical '65 EI Camino, $700. *54MGl'i9* Wagon_ Radio, Big 6 •nrlne. MM> Garden Grove Blvd. New tlres. S2SO. m.rus alt oond. Sttre0, llhr. teat.. . ·
cond. Good tires. mo. SOUTH COAST -Auto trane. $895. 962-3865 Wl!l!lf:nlln!ler cn4) fi36.4010 • P~f. ~ many more extras. ~ ~ '61 TOllNO OT 52695
VI , P.S., •·di" b•k•., '"''" R&H,
yjnyl roof, f1cl. w1 rr •i>ly 1v1il. !WXG!511
•i>m:i alt'''°· CAR LEASING CADILLAC 600 I --• A 96001mporttd •u1 ..
300 \V. Cst Hwy, NB 645-2182 --------w~l~m;;po;;;rlo~ocl~A~utat=;~ffOO:~lm:oo:r~tod~·A~u~lot~;9~~m;Po;'~~~u=t=o1=; " -· ''' PAllLANf 500 XL Co11vort. )ttO VI, P.S., 1uto., l uc••t
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Anllquos. c11utcs 9615 • 67 ELDORADO
COMPLETE \f o d e 1 A Uttd C.n 9900 Owned by little 'ole ac!K>ol ~l'!oo
Roadster, $1:il. &t2-1832 or ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;! teacher from Laauna Beach,
548-S986 anytime TRANSPORTATION CARS Has bad loving care. Still
'67 PALCON PUTUa.A 51695 '70o NEWPORTER MOTORS under fact wa.rr. dlr. Will
fino prvt prty w/ •mall dowo
or trade. YCIM3LB. Call 2 Or. 200 cu .i". 6 cvl .. P.S., 11110 ..
r1dio, h11 l1r, low mil1191. PIEEJlOI WE PAY . ., 2036 HAMOR BLVD. Phil 4!)4..9113 or M.>0634.
'lS CONTINENTAL CASH COS1'A MESA Estatt llllle
548.&294 or 54U5 ll 'Bl Cad OIV. Pwr. air, "'·
FINANCING AV AlLABLE Mechamcal-ln averg cond.
'59 Plymouth Waaon • •., $79 Front pass seat converted to
'59 Plymouth Waaon .••• SlOO accomodate invalid Submit
4 Door. Full power, f1clory 1ir cOll•
d ltio11in1J , low 111il 1191. 1UOF497 1
'67 JAllU.NE l.ANCHfa.O
299 Vt, cruisom1 lic lr1n1rninion, t•-
dio, ind l>11 t1r. 1 074 3~7)
51995 for us@d cans & truck.I jut
call us for tree ndmate.
GROTH CHEVROLET
'59 BWck ••••••••• , .... $149 WRlTJ'EN mi:>
'5~ Pontiac • ...... •· ... $199 To: U.C.B. Trust,
TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS Ask for Sa.lea Manqet
l82ll Beal"b Blvd.
Huntington Beach
KI S.3331
'62 Olevrolct ......... , $199 Attn: D. Holtby
'62 Pontiac Wagon ••·• $199 P.O. Box 1739
'62 1'~om Convertible .••. $249 Santa Ana. Cal 92702
'60 Cadillac ............ $299 ,64 C ILLA,
'58 Chevy Nomad Wagon S299 AD C D E V i 11 e
""'"""'""'""'"""'""'""'""' Convert. All power plus Air. '68 SPORTS sedan, 13,700 :JI sell tbJ11 weekend for
mi., air, pwr., vinyl top. Top Y $1400. Can be seen at
'64 CHRYl4J:R NIW'°RT 5695
WE PAY WH
FOR YOUR CAR
-'-CONNELa;-
CHEYROLET -
co ditio -f!M-3232 UO W. Warner, Santa Ana n n. · or Call BUI at 546-4U4
4 Door s•d111, Autom~tic;, f•clory ,;,_
P.S .. 11dlo, hoit•r. 10Pfl6l l
2 Mustangs S2650 ea
3 Ford Galaxies $2700 ea: '68 CADlLLAC ~an de
'6J PONTIAC Lf MAHS YOUR CHOICE 1969 V.llle. Luther, power, 22.000
• 534-S290 • mlles. Private party. $4695.
4 sp..d tr1ns111l••ion, r•dio i nd
h11t•r. il(Lt111l 2128 Hartlor Blvd.
Costa' Mesa 546-12>0
830--0081
----MAKE low otter! 'M Cad
'67 KARMANN 6HIA
4 •P••d h1n1111it1ion,
h••I••· IVCKll91
radio, WE PAY TOP
DOLLAR
BUICK Coupe De VW•.· LOADED.
------.int cond. 540-7828
'63 Buick Rlvlera, air, u.t-1 -~'69,..:CA~D~FLE==E='1w=oo~o-
MACULA TE, loaded. BROUGHAM
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all makes. See George Ray
Theodore Robins Ford
2060 llarOOr Blvd.
C.M. 642-0010
lMPOR~ WANI'ED
Oranp r.ounti es
TOP S BUYER
SU75, 494-405.1 9500 mu~ 49t.Q82
B\JICI< 'r.6 ruviera, factory • 6 4 C O N v • T . rn t s t
air, lull pwr, xlnl cond. See green/white top very eel·
to apprcc! $2495. 494~ cone!. $1500. 494-29os
1~ SKYLARK ~"uper Sport, '69 Cad Sedan de Ville, 12,IXXI
$850. mi. Pvt pty, 968-00U * fl62-8331 *
BILL it.AXEY TO'iO'l'A
18881 Beach Blvd.
'65 BUICK, It blue conv t-CAMARO
U Sabre -excellent buy.1--------
Nicely ~uipped. 675-1444 Z28 CAMARO, ma i a, H. Beath. Ph. 8fl..a555
9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos Goodyear F-61x!S. 1aup1, t6GOlmported Autos 9600 $2800. See at 129 44tb St,
NB. 61">3396
Recently, the franc was 4 wheel disc brakes, a S<aled
devalued. eooling system.and 4 doors.
Witho~t getting_ into the The Renault 16 delivers
mumbo-1umbo bf mter· 30 miles a gallon, has disc
national finance, we're brakes up front, a sealed
happy to announce a price coolin~ system ,an~ 5
reduction. doors (it converts mto a
The Renault 10 will sell station wagon anytime you
for $74 less. The Renault 16 want it to be one).
will sell for $100 less. And we still offer you our
Which is a fairly nice ~ique one year/unlimited
piece of 1ang on the cake, milea~e warranty. .
when you consider that We ve lowered our prices.
both can were fanta stic But that's all we've lowered.
butb~0R~~1~1b~ers 8ENAU1Ji
35 miles a gallon, has
NEW LOW PRICE-RENAULT·lO , . •
NEW LOW PRICE~ REN~ULT-16 _
. . . . 51725
.... $2395
B & Z IMPORT ·MOJORS
410 MAIN ST.
HUNTINGTON BEACH -536-42,92
91 our9 to ''" the Renault txhibil et the Oran~• County lntornotional
· Show Anaheim Convention Canter, Oct. 8th thru 12th. ' . .
'68 Camaro 3'n. R.S. PIS
R..H. Auto. 284 Knox St. CM
~2991 eves, WW tra.dc.
'67 CAMARO RaJly Sport,
air, P/s, 9600 Ml. $7100.
Private party. ~
CHEVROLET
_ JiS Chevrolet Caprice, Hard.
top, Factory Air O>ndidoned,
V--8, Automadc, Power Steer.
UW, Radio & Heater, Beau-
tilUI Metallic Greeri Finish,
With Black Interior, ())m.
plete with Vleyl Top.
Lie, PHK 867
Wholel&le Prtee $1149.00
SUNSET FORD
5440 Garden Grtwe Bl.Vd.
Westminster Cn4l 636-41110
'56 CHEVROLET Caprice.
One owner car with only
~•.00'.I miles. hu all power + a1r conditlonln;. Absolutely
the cleanest one in town,
Jim Slemona Merc e d e a
Benz, 120 W. Warner, Santa
Ana. 546:-4114
'57 CHEVY !tation waaon.
IWI. $250. 64i.442I
Good condition. Air cond.
'6S CHEVY MALIBU SS
Excel.lent condition! $1375
See at: 9735 Villa Paci.tic
H.B. or ca.II 963--7135
CHEVY '61 Caprtce 2 DR
landau Hdtp. Plz, P/b,
Ritt. factory air. $216.5.
494-5324 eves.
CHEvY '66 Impala :J door,
vinyl hardtop, auto, V-8, fl:c
air, Pia. P/b, R./H. Xlnt
"""'· $1495. ........
'64 MALIBU SS pis auto.
Immaculate. Must &ell
$1000. Gl'fii • 646--1161 ~
347-'JOOI
FOR Sale '55 Chevy Sta.
Wgn. $100. Runt &'(IOCI . • * 548-3319' * *
'62 -4 Dr. bif;vy Impala. Pia.
P/b. Radial Hrcs. Xlnf
cond. $650 548-2654
'6.l Malibu. J..specd. cxct:L
.oond .. Ve.cy Jow mUeqe, new
equipm•nt. 962-9663
'65 Cbevy Jmpala 2 Dr. Good
oond. Auto, V-3, $1200.
•m.tm --
'68 CUIARO 121 1\.8, P/S.
.R.1H. Auto. SN ICMx SL.. CM
MS-2991 mtt. wm trw:lr.
'&f NOVA waaon. Air, IUQ.
rack,, autom, C L E· A N .
1195. -'65 Malibu SS. auto, 2 door,'
xlnt cond. P/1, P/b. &est
offer. saul
'65 Impala, factory air, full
)'l)Wtt, new tlni1. ?t!U&T
SEU. Oj$..J334
'55 atEVROLET, 2 dr, auto
tram, V ... -IXHl<\Jticm.• * M8-634T *
MAKE US AN OFFER!!
NO KIDDING! YOU CAN REALLY MAKE
A MONEY SAVING DEAL DURING THIS BIG, BIG,
BIG CONSTRUCTION CLEARANCE SALE!
• SPECIAL
'65 SUNBEAM
SPECIAL
'57 PORSCHE
SPECIAL
'63 YOLKS
Alpine Roadster. Blue finish
his herdtop <1nd automttic
trensmi11ion. RPR200
Sunroof. Black on bltc.k. _.
•p,.d. SKFl4l
Blue finish. R•dio, he•ter, 4
•pud. GPZl74
$1095 $999 $695
'66 MGB ROADSTER
2 to ch•••• from. a, H, ( 1p.od. SHA91 4.
$1595
'67 MG GT COUPE
Whit• fini•k, R, H, 4 1pt.d. UJCll 7.
$1999
'66 AUSTIN . HEALEY 3000
f ir• e"9· r•d, bl1cli: interfor. ft, H, 4 1pe•d. RRY"00
$2395
'68 -DATSUN PICK0 UP
Ett whlt1, r-4 int.rfor, H, Lew mil1t. R•1cly to wo1k. S10
thi1 tHay. SOVllJ '
$1495
'66 DATSUN STA. WAGON
Rot! fl11l1h, black hltorlor. R, H, 41p11d. VWV561
$1099
Brand New 1969 V.olvo
2-DOOR FULL FACTORY
EQUIPPED. Stook No. 7860 $ ' 2698 +T.&L.
'67 FIAT •so COUPE
Royal ltl11• fin ith. H11 ho1t1t I 4 111e.d. #9•t9
$1295
'64 TRIUMPH CONVERTIBLE
ll•ck, rod if'lftrior, R, H, 4 •P••tl. SJC411
$599
'67 VOLVO 144S SEDAN
Ht• a, H, 1ulo, f1clory •/c. le1uliful whit• fj"i1h.
UVAlll.
$2195
'67 TOYOTA CROWN
SI, w196n, JI:, H, 1uto111afic lt1n1. Low mil ••· Nico. TXS5 I 9
UZYIOl
$1599
'66 JEEP WAGONEER
H, ( whoo! drive. Gold fini1h, SVEJ6t.
$1995
'58 MERCEDES 190 SI.
Conv. R, H, 4 1p•1d. R11I nlc1 for tllo v••'·
$995
'67 VOLVO 122 SEDAN
R&H, ( •p11cl, v11y tn1 p1•·own1cl ctr th1t runs lik1 f'taw.
TRE l52
$1595
'66 OPEL KADm
Ccup•. R, H .~~ speed, low mll1•, nic• cir. SIR400
$1099
'66 YOLKS KARMANN ,GHIA
Co,,v, H•s 4 1pe1d, A, H, 1herp. TPC776 l
$1399
1969 Toyota Corona
EXECUTIVE CAR CORONA SEDAN
FULL FACTORY EQUIPPED.
Stoc.k No. 0907
$1798 +T.&L.
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'67 YOLKS SEDAN
Seel . 113 h11 ft, H, 4 1p1otl, low mll•1, 1h•rp. US0579 . '$1399
' '60 CHEV. PICK0 UP
VI •ulo with Al11k11t c1111p••· R••I 1fl1 rp i11sid• I oul.
Kllt 11
$1295
'61 AUSTIN HEALEY
3000 Roff1t1r, Red &-bl1ck fini1h, R, H, 4 ,,_ff. 1.+ok
•I tM1 one •. RXK09t
$995
'67 TOYOTA CORONA SEDAN
R, H, 1ficli:. Whil1 flni1h, contr•1fl119 lnl1~1r I low 111'.lUtt.
7 11101• lo chooto from .
$1195
'68 TOYOTA H.T. COUPE -
Cou111 h11 R, H, cu1tom Nd flnl1h, low lf!il11. Awfem•fl•
tr1111m!u lon. Wl'9711
• $1799
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D,EAN -L-EWIS
ORA,.GE COUNTY TOYOTA • VOLVO HEADCj)UARTIRS
646-930'3
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Introducing tht first 1lto91!~1r;n1w Lincoln Contin1nt11 in n1trl¥ 1 cltctdt.
A"'1ric1 '1 mot! di1tiruJui1h1dl.molorc11. pr11111h n1w dim1n1ion1 in 1p1ci1u1"' f,
n11t, 111~11 •'1 11'1.:I 1pp•lntmf"" lk ljjr1rier room i1 metl c:ommoi:lio111, · fr~.;t
1ni:I r11r. Th1 body it lo"'9t1t.•Th• 1t1111c:e i1 the wii:l11t 1•1r in 1 C1ntin1nt.J. •
-; : ~Thi Lincoln Contipertf1l 11d1n, i11 th;11 '
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h1 ll m1rlr of Conlin1nt11 d11ign -Tht
1c11lplur1d hooi:I, th1 gr1c:1f11I gr11nhout1,
the 1w11pin9 r11r d1clr -h11 b•co1111
more clr11111lic, A11cl mor1 .1p1rt from ')
oth1r Cir!. Th1 h11dl1111p1 ltl 1ow COii•
c11l1d. N1w corn1rin9 t.,...pt light tlri1
• w1y fo r t11rn1 •I night.
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CYCLONE GT
r M1rcury i1 your p111word to •c~io~ 11141 1d•111~r1 in lh1 7011! M1r-
c:ury 11y1 it all, i nd no M1tcVl'l"l1yt it b1tt1r th1n 'lhli Cyclon1 GT.
Sli1k, h1rdtop 1tyli ng, Thrvtling, 1e90pH'hoocl. An 11n111i1l1k1bly bold
grill t . Sp1cial c.,clon1 1u11nin9 li9hh. Co11c11IM h.•dl•111p1. Siron,
l51-2V M11c11ry v .1. 11 7" wh111b111. Wid1 110.5" front ind bO.O"
r11r lr11cl. From th1 hi·b1clr bvc.k1t 11.th on ovt. Cyc.l on• GT i1 1n
1ction c.1r--1 9 r11! l11cl1 r for Lincoln.M1rc11ry'1 compl1t1ly •11twl1cl,
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All Exciting ·All New Luxury
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140.5630
642-cf91J,
~~26 H~llBOR BOULIVAltD, COSTA MESA
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S.n' Dle10 Freeway
USED CARS
540·5635
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MUSTANG
WE PU·T
IT IN
25-MONTH WARRANTY
ON ALL
'64 Corvette
Cpt • .( 1p11d, rtdio, lt11t1r, rill . with
bl1ck int11ior. !UPZ076) ·\
$1895 TOTAL •RI.Cl + Tax 4: Li_c:.
'65 Chevelle
Conw1rlibl1, A.lfto. 'tr1111 .• po'-1r t l11r·
ing, r1dlo, h1af•t. SZH 73 1.
$995 ·TOTAL ••ICE + Tax I U c.
"67 Toyota Corona
• DofH , Auto. fr11u., \radio, h1a .. r ..
YYU 512.
$1195 TOTAL ;•ICE + Tax .I U c .
'64 Ford Wagon
F1 irlan1 500. l'ow1r 1f11rin~, 111!0•
mtlic, r1dio, h1ol1r. !I OY 134)
$595 TOTAL P•ICI + Tax & U c.
"66 Cadilloc:
Conw1rtibl1. A11to. tr1111., f1clory 1ir
c:o11ditio11ift9, pow1r 1t11rin9 , r1dio,
h11t1r. PMM 061.
$2395 TOTAL •RICI + Tax A. Uc.
'65 Mustang H.T.
A11to1111tic. pow1r 1!11ring, r1dio,
h11l1r. (UTJll6l
.$995 TOTAL P'"ICI + Ta.x &. Llc.
'67 Chev.
$1495 TOTAL .. ICI + 'IU I: IJc.
H11lday tjN. F1elery air, a11 .. 1111tic:,
P.S,. k&H. l"DA267l
$995 TOTAL ••ICE + Tax le Lie.
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'67 Chev. Impala
' Spor+s Coup•. VI, •uto. tr1n1., pow1r
1l1t riMJ. r1dio, h11 t1r. THH srs.
$1695 TOTAL •RICE + Tax & U c.
'63 Olds 98
I HoJid1v cp1. F1c:tory 1ir, P.S., 1ufo·
in1tic, ltlH, P-window1. !YHE97b)
~ $5'95-TOTAL •RICE ' + Tu &: Lie.
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• 6 7 Mustang
Fa~ack 2 -+2. V-1, factory ,;, co11-
ditionin9, r1die, h11far. TIY 449.
$·1595 TOTAL PRICE + Tax &: Lie.
'65 Pontiac: Grand Prix
Hardt1>p-\Coup1. v.1, 1uto. lr1n1., f1c-
torv t ir cond;1,onin9 , power 1feo ri n9,
radio, h11tar.
$1295 TOTAL PRICE + Tax & Lie.
'65 Plymouth
larr1c11d1 covp1. V.1, •ufo.
r1dio, l111t1r. NMP r It.
$995 TOTAL PRICE + Tax & Uc.
'65 Corvair Monza
Coupe. 4 1p11d fl1n1m iu ;on, r1clie I
h11 1, •. !SVC 4 1•!,
$495 TOT AL PR.ICI
Tax &. Lie.
· '64 El Camino
C111!0111. Auto. fr1n1 .. radio, h11t1r
N1bl05. •
$995 TOTAL P•ICI + Tax &: Li e.
'65 'Ford
G1l1xio 500 H.T. Co11p1. v.1. IVIO·
matic, r1dio, SIN S74.
$795 TOTAL P'RICE + Tax & Uc.
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MESA 546-1203
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f"1tm1ilt R_....ood 1ritll bfvw. ,.ildell roof I .addle .
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' Ing pleHure for 1he oplrlted ieventieo. Each brllllant new 1970
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for a great new era. The clean, con~mporary &~ling elearly loob
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• When Preaide:Dt Nixon wu campaign-
ing in De.cbler, Obio, he aaw a roun1
girl boldia1 up a si.1n, reading: "Bring
U. together." Thia IO impreued the Preai·
dent that be asked it to be incorporated
into the motto for the Inaucuration. From
it demed the lnau~ s)opn, .. For-
ward Together."
'OR DR. MAIUB BJNIUCBS,
A~ Metlial A~"
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IA. AM.4 .. •6iorlioliaP-
M. M., ROJ•r•ttllM, T ......
• The majority of AMA ph,Ucius be-
lieve that substantial medical e<rideace
may be broucbt forth in the evaluation
of an occuional obstetric patient which
would WUT&Dl a therapeutic abortion to
aaleguard tbe life of the mother or to
prevent the birth of a severely crippled.
deformed, or abnormal infant. A liceD8ed
phJ11iciao, iD a duly a.ccred.ited ho.pita)
in consultation with two other competent
pbyeiciam who have examined the pa·
tient and concuned in writing. may be
permitted to perform a therapeutic abor-
tion. provided the patient know• the J>C»·
eible emotional or physical reaults of this
particular procedure.
FOR TONY KllBBK,
NBC a~
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C.... o/ llae 'fl'Hk Mo.,
• fHIUer led o# a11 iludAf
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ce. .... w IHiued •"°"""'• TIN for••
Nuer C.lllN Mp Gf•Ut •U ...,,. IAe
llaW 0111. My pallo11: #ta a11y
IHrC.11U111 eHr --~ .U dare. olW bl
OM ilutUafP-E. A. FU.., SlaGrC.
DNi/a.., Y ••
• No. Such a feat would mean that a
team would have to ecore a 1ninimmn of
13 nma in one inning. and that in itaelf
ie quite a rarity.
'OR JEANE DIXON, '"'
I reaJ ill fOIU' eolaMn
daol )'Oii ~ Barry
Tr••a11'• re-elecito ...
&,.. 4MI yo• lsAOle ,,.,,,
IN tHUU .ua .Me11 IA.e
,,.U. .,..,ua.4 Tllo ..... D...y wocaW
__,_Jerrie Slo•lfer, WU,.., Olato
• I pt it psychically, u with my other
predictioos.
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• Preadent Eieenbower said: .. A flt.al
element iD keepiq the peace it oar mill.
tuy establithmeat. Our arms muat be
mighty, ready for in.eta.nt action, so that
no poteatial agreuor may be tempted
to risk bit own de.truction." The late
J>reaident W'S OD to recopize the Un·
peratiTe need for the deorelopment of
large armed forcee and defenee induatry
-while warning of tho implication.a.
He did not auaeet that, in new of
the threat we hue long faced. we could
or ebou1d dianantle either or break their
Deoees&J'y rdationahip.
'OR CHARLES DI 5.4.LYO,
aw/tor oJ '"feou People I' ear ..
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1946 lunie llNICA 1o u
..w. lla.e ruinf 4i110l'ce
...uP-111. II. AfaoA, Jr.,
S.a .4111o.No, Tes ..
• It may be a contributing factor. The
threat of war ie in itaelf a aymbol of UD·
certainty. unreat, and opbenal
l'OR JlJUE ,4JVDREFS
Row lo"f 4oe. ii &ob eo
prepaN G .... bl .......
ber /OT a11e o/ IAe •f)«'-
"'eel.n Y°* .._,.. •P-
p e • r l111-B•r6•r•
Deen.e, ¥•,.,... City, Mo.
• ln "Star," for example, it took up to
thttie moothe to pnpuc a number like
"Jenny," in•olring a large cut, some dif-
6cult stunts, and eome tricky acrobatice.
roR .. ALTER CRONKITE, CBS
Are eeM.uiort eorre.pon-
~ •llD••4 lo ecwa,,,a.11
/tw • pelilbl ~JWlldateP
-S••Y If cD011oa1h,
R..w, /'in.
• Correspondent.I never campa~.
'OR DICK CAYEIT
o/ •ne Dk1' C.WU S"""1"
FAen toere 7oa born1 .,,,.., ~· ""' ,..,. --,.,.,,,, .4re you ... rrWt
--D.ttUI cu.-o.,., Rlabw-
heJr, l'i .Y.
e [ wu bom in Gibbon. Neb., and
attended Yale. I am married to actresa
Carrie Nye.
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WHAT~ WORLD!
Goo4 for You SMnder comedian Woody Al·
len (his CIS-tv sp«ial is ton~ht) ls very tertous
about eating. "I like heatth foods/' he told
Family W~ly. "I don't eot . meat. It teally
feels good not to, and it givea me enef9Y.
Ash, "'k:bn, and dudt ON okay, though. I
never drink; I don't like the taste. I stopped
smoking In my eOriy 20s. I cat{t en;oy any·
thing I know Is bod fOf my health. I hove o "°'*• but when I eat out, I prefer te0•food
restaurants where I om not known. I go to
great lengths to cwoid outogruphL" Would
you leave your dinner to ovoid recognition?
"No, nothing would moke me do thatt"
Irish Caravan The horse-drawn
wagon, alteody popular with thne
colleens, hos really caught on with
tourists In Ireland with enough time
and temperament to tour at a rate of
16 miles a day. The honee UMd are
guaranteed oentle and genial enough
20th
century
cover.a
wagon
so that city folk can handle them,
ond the farmers of Counties Kerry,
Cork, ond Donegal are known to be
"«'Y helpful. For about $59 a week,
the tempotary gypsy can "rough It''
with modem amenities liloe foom-nib-
ber bedt, refrigeraton, and gos stoves.
It is sort of the best of the Old and
NewWond.
Wont to the w1.. The curren
"Group Travel" magazine giYes so
nootel ~ for getting the
out of a foreign vacation. tf you
a capped tooth, tab along a spare
Carry olong your hotel's match
to Jhow, should you get lost. Take
transistor radio to get a feel of th
local scene, even if you don't under
stand the language.
. Doft't Stop Playl"I A sobering
minder to keep up with your tennis
golf, or whatever your favorite
Is comes from the Ministry of Educatio
In Tokyo. Seems that in a survey o
36,000 Japanese men and women, th
men were fo.lnd to lose much of thei
physical sni9fh suddenly at the
of 42 and the women ot 39. In West
em countries physical strength fall
more groduolly-ond later. The rea
IOf\ for this unique condition fn Japan
occ;ordlng to the mfnimy, b that nei
ther men nor '#Omen participate I
sports as much m we Westerners do
Tennis, anyone?
labies and Renewals Although this is the
lost week of Tom Kennedy's NBC-t¥ gome show,
''You Don't Soy," he has learned to take fife
In his stride. Now he'• ft-ee to try acting or a
talk show, which he has always aimed for.
Tom has learned to take babies In stride, too.
Ho and w1fe Betty are expecting their fourth
the lotter part of October. ''That's what the doc.-
tor toys," Ton'! eayi, "so we w:sy November.
Ltnda, 16; Skip, 13; and Julie, 10, were oll a
few weeks late. The first time 1 thought I'd go
out of my mind. But now I know It doesn't go
by the book." Neither do t¥ renewals.
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Prove it to yourself ... with this 10 day free trial I
Reading is fun for Se.rah-ea it .Jaould be • Older children often advance tb.u "T., ff/I W. ~ el-." .. I purchued
for every child. At qe four and a half, reading ekilla aeveral yeen beyond thia eet bom you lMt yea'I and becauae In fM:t. your child neede DO ~ IRl·
perviaion on your part. nu. eet • *> llim-
ple, 80 fuc::inatinc. be can leam .. on bia
own" wilhoul la.Ip. 'n. reooide an color-
keyed to the four illustrated "°1d boob
80 even the you.nceat child caD Mlect the
proper record to match eaich book.
ahe'e already cbooeing her own boob at their age levela. Become more mthu-of it my younpter ii in the top of hia 1'99d-t.be &n Di.ego, California, library. aiutic readers with wider~ ing cl.a He ia just m yean old and al-
Sbe reads boob many thinl ,-raden • Young ''pre-ecboolera" actually teoeA ready he ia l'eldinc boob way beyond
find "hard going." Yet she won't enter tMmnlua to read by thia limple but hia qe requirementa. ..
first grade for another year. etartlincly effective pbonks method of Jlre . ./.IC.
Sarah is typical of tbouaanda of cbil-wol'da, picturee, and reoorda. Promot.e. ~. Colifomi4
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and Learn with~.._ .. __. ~•-w ~· 10.DAY RI& TRIAL-PWS +MONTH
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Btate Corp., a divisiq
publiahen of The N~ ed~ and the Encydow
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Thie practical (and \ learn.inc kit f cucinota
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FOR EXAMPl.£: I
• Slow :=:r:r rel often im
ing. in •pelting, in q
• Many advance thel much .. • full ,.,.
months.
AMEJUCANA INTEJlST A TE CORP .. Mundelein. llL eooeo 60046
Without obligation pleaee send me fo r 10 d1y1' Free Examination, the
complete L11ten end Learn with Phonics eel plus my Free L a L Educa·
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response at the end of 10 dey1, r may return the S19.95 1et and owe
nothing. Otherwise. l'U send you a fll'lt payment of $5.90 arter the 10 day
trial and then S monthly payments of $5 each which includes 1blpplng
and handling. In either cue, the Education Game Set la mlne to keep.
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SCIENCE EXAMINES
The Differences Between
Men and Women By DOROTIIY BRANT WAR.NICK
I N THE continuing
effort to under-
stand peopJe better,
various scientific
studies have turned
up some intriguing
conclusions regard-
ing the differences
between the male
and the female,
some of which may
surprise you. Here
are a few:
The average aan has
mo~ will power than
the averace woman.
An advertising study
learned that male will
power makes it possible
for a man to more read-
ily break habits like
!;rooking or overeating.
Another interesting dis-
C'Overy was that the aver-
age man is more honest
than his wife.
Men undel"8tand wom-
en better than women
understand men.
A few years ago, Rich-
ard C. Cowden of the
Veterans Administration
Hospital in Gulfport,
~fiss., gave the famous
California Test of Per-
sonality to a large group
of couples. His results
showed the men bad a
far deeper insight into
the minds of women than
vice versa.
Women are more
snoopy than men.
According to a study
at Rutger1 University,
that's true. While men
are likely to take people
at face value, women,
the natural-born snoop-
ers, get "underneath the
superficialitieAI." As a re-
sult, they are more likely
to form true personality
impressions. An unpleas-
ant result is that women
tend to dislike more peo-
ple than men do.
Men need •ore sleep
tha" women.
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A report in New Scie-nti1t mag-
~i ne in London says men gener-
ally need 10 minuw more sleep
a night than women. As they
grow older, they need up to 25
minutes more.
Woaen'e dttame are di«erent
from t hoee of aen.
Dr. Calvin Hall reports on
dream differences in bis newest
book, Tht> Contn.t AMl~li• of
Drum•. Women h1we dreams
with an indoor setting such u
cooking, houses, furniture, school,
and so forth. Men seem to pref er
the outdoors and dream about
money, gun.a, automobiles. for-
eign countries. The dreams of
men are likely to be more violent
than women's. and men spend
twice H much time dreaming
nbout men H they do about wom-
en. On the other hand, women
tend to dream equally about males
and f emalea.
The belief that wom-
en can stand more pain.
inconvenience, and prob-
lems than •en is a myth.
Psychiatrist Theodore
Isaac Rubin feels that
men are more often
afraid of helplessneaa
than of pain. "Our pe-
culiar culture allows and
even condones helplea&-
neae in women," he says.
"Bot men are persuaded
thl\t they must never un-
der any circumstances
permit such feeUnp."
Wo•en live lon~er
than aen.
Thia is due to a vari-
ety of reasons, according
to Dr. E. David Sherman
of Montreal. chairman of
t he Canadian Medical
Aasocil\tlon'a national
committee on aging.
''Men are more exposed
to the stresses and
strains of life. to finan-
cial wor ries, and the vi-
cisaitadea of making a
Living," he uys. "More
importantly, they pay
leas nttbltion to health
care than do women, who
outnumber them in doc-
tors' waiting rooms." He
further stated that moet
women seem to be en-
dowed by nature with
protection againat coro-
nary disease up unti I the
menopause. ..
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A reliGbt. f"UU for utimati11g
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"My doctor told me I can't play
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"l didn't know be had ever played
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Will the 1970 Censu
Here are the pros and cons from a distinguished Senator,
Cmuv t.ur roill call °" tu1e ffl""'"" ut
ulud to m.,.. t.Aftr qvutionairu ~ JMU.
D 0 YOU FEEL strongly that
your personal and finan-
cial affairs are nobody else's
bu.siness? That the First
Amendment pro~ not only
your right t.o speak but also t.o
keep silent about yourself?
That a man's home is guaran-
teed him by the Constitution?
That he should not be coerced
int.o. disclosing what goes on
inside unless he chooses to?
Do Governmental threats of ft.Des
and jail eentenceJI for declining to
answer questions about such intimate
matters strike 7ou u being devioUI !
If eo, you are equ.arely in the Amer-
ican tradition-and alao out of step
with the creeping eroeion of tbe.1e
basic freedoma underlying our 1970
Cen.eua. It underlies. u well. hun-
dreda of .. m.ini~nauaes" that our
Cerulua Bureau conduct. for iteelf
and econs of Government asenciea
between the big decennial bead counta
authorized by the Constitution.
These statistical surveys are uaual-
ly unknown yet cover a very djveni-
fied range of social and economic
categories. No or incorrect responses
can carry ftnes up to $500 and a 60-
day jail sentence. These threats are
made openly or hinted at, but all are
highly questionable constitutionally.
Lately, howevw, thouaanda of
disturbed and aqey citir.ena froa~:all
wa1b of life have been protes'ting
to Senators and Congreamen. They
want ,Wdance and remedi11 action
to bring this da.qerous. Ind· rimin-
ate trend under control~/
A minister Wl'Ote me tly. aay-
1.ng, "I am deeply cone not b&-
cause of the cemua or t>ecauae there
Are more than 120 questions but Oft?'
tbe requirement tba one "'ut an-
swer .U queationa uch u 'Do you
have a ftu.ab tone ' or be subject to
fine or Imp t. Thia ia the
1 Fo t.r W-"'J, Sq~ 11, Jiii
tactic of a police at.ate! I am tempted
to make a teat cue of this invasion of
privacy by refusing to answer 80Dle
of the queationa. I am not sure,
thot1,gb, if my con,arreiration would
want their putor to be a convict!"
A doctor who aell8 hia house ia
fin~ombed for data about his ft.D&n-
cia1 affairs totally unrelated to the
real-estate ditposal For inatance,
"How many paeeenger automobiles
are owned or regularly ueed by mem-
ben of your household!" A diaabled
veteran becomes anxioo.e about the
poesible loea of bia disability benefita
if be doea not com])lete a Govern-
ment queetionnaire wbfoh ia accom-
panied by an authoritative-looking
letter that ia subtly threatening.
When people tail to knuckle under
immediately, they n!Ceive stern fol-
low-up letters, a reminder by certi-
fied mail. then phone calla.
True, our Government'• search for
information is f requeotly in a good
cauae because of the increaaingly
complex 'problems of govermnent. And
such a task does demand statistical
information of considerable accuracy,
if only for the origin.al Cenaua pur-
poees of apportioning Colllft88 and
the state legislatures, and of distrib-
uting Federal f und.s.
With* 1970 Census, we will de-
ploy 160,000 census taken and 62
million forma to insure u thorourh
a canvua as poasible of America's
households. A new maik>ut/mail-
back technique will carry the ques-
tionnaires to about 60 percent ol our
homes. and one in five of thoae homes
will receive the "long form" with itl
67 subject. and 120 que.tiona.
The coat of this effort is not ex-
cessive, about •1 a head or, for our
estimated 206 miUion people. more
than $200 million. But u Contrren-
man Jacbon E. Betta of the Hou1e
Subcommittee on Census and Stati ..
tiC9 bu pointed out. "Should a air-
ni8cant number' of people remain on·
counted because tbeJ do not haft the
By Sen. SAM J. ERVIN, Jr. (N.C.)
Chainwon, U.S. Senate Subcommhtee on Const1tutionol Rivfm
eigbtb-ande education to read the
complex form. object to some of the
overly penonal queetiona, or resist
the baruament of penalties, the coet
of the 19'10 Cenaua will a'kyrocket."
Congreseman Betta. who i.a eup-
ported by more than 100 of hia col-
leagues in an etf ort to obtain census
reforms that include repeal of tbe
penalty proviaiona, pointa to the 5.6
million people who were tttiaud in the
1960 Cenaus. "If the mail returns
from the most recent pretest city,
Trenton, N .J ., form a national trend."
be warna, "the number of tboee not
eounted will be staneriq. In Tren-
ton, only 66 percent returned their
tonns. If projected nationwide, this
would mean that more than 70 mik
lion might not be counted in the first
tabulation."
We a111 afford perhape even Jeaa
the steady breakdown of privacy
wrucb the computerization of per-
sonal data by Government agencies
entails. The Cenawt Bureau claima
that it hu a ft.aw lees record for con-
fidentiality, one out.ta.nding example
of which wu its refusal to permit
Government accees to itl!I records to
facilitate the round-up of J apaneae-
Americana at the start of World War
II. But the agencies to which it
makes itl!I data tapee available seldom
maintain the same strict rules.
Moreover, regulations now require
that the compU~T systems of all
Government agencies interlace. So
while we have managed to delay the
establishment of a NationaJ Data
Bank. with built-in privacy safe-
gu.ards. we already have one fully
operating through this Federal-
agency comput.er network.
There ia a need to distinpiah
between con6dentia.lity and privacy.
The former is the protection afforded
people 1 ) when it ia desirable for
them to be tree to communicate
between e.ch other (u in a hu ..
band-wife relatioo) ; or 2) t.o accom-
pliah tome rood. one abould be able to
make a statement without fear of
being divulpd by the one to wh
it ie made (u physician and pati
or attorney and client). Under
principle of confidentiality, the
aus Bureau, when it aequiree
f orm.ation for a demonstrated pub
need, ia under a legal obligation n
to reveal the information to otbe
Within the realm of privacy, ho
ever, are those personal matters
one should not be compelled to d'
ek>M to anyone against bis will.
loo often# the Government co
pels citizens to dilclose penonal da
for statisilcal purpoeee without au
ftcient proof of need. And there usu
1.y is no aaaurance of confidentiality.
In tbia decade about to doee.,
have witneued a mushroom gro
of data-collecting programs. aide
aide with sophisticated aurveil
techniques, and a rapidly spread·
trend toward computerii:ation
Government ftlea about the ·
viduaJ. In the proceM, trunrs ha
moved much too fast.
Now ia the time for Co~
impoee controls and standards. I
the Senate, I have proposed a bill
delete the penalties for not an.awe
ing penonal question.a in the decen
nlal and other cenaueea unleae th
answers are needed tor atandft
oon.ttitutiona) purpoees. Thia bi
also would protect a person's rigb
to ignore an unwarranted, privacy
invadjnr, Government statiati
questionnaire unless it meets certai
standard.a eet by Congress. Fo
example, the recipient of a volunta
fol"ID muat be informed that hie
sponae i8 voluntary. the 9)MlCiAc n
for the infol'DlAtion, and to what u
it will be put.
I am convinced
are a law-abiding
tbey will respond to a legitima
and ruaonable Governmental
quest for atatistical uaiatance. F
men in a free aiociety need not
.ihreat&ed. •
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Invade Our Privacy?
>ays "Yes, t, ·and the retiring director of the Cell$US, who says "No"
By A. ROSS ECKLER
Oiredof, Bureou of the Census., 1965-69
FOR A DYNAMIC example of
"Government of the peo-
ple, by the people, for the peo-
ple," one need look no further
than the decennial U.S. Cen-
sus of 1970.
Every household will be uked to
take put by Alling out ita own form
for the Census oflice, which ia sworn
to keep the information confidential.
so that we. the people. may know our
numbers, our standards of living, and
our need&.
We citizens of the U.S. have aet
aa one of our goals a job for every-
one, ao the Census aab about jobe
and unemployment. Another goal is
decent housing for all; Ceo.sue ub
~ut the age and quality of housing
includ~ the presence of plumbing.
A8 a nation, we are dedicated to im-
proved and widespread education,
ao the Cenau.a baa questions about
age and education. One of our major
enemies ia poverty; the Cenaus aaka
about income. to locate the pockets
of poverty.
In order to know about .-, it'a
necesaary to aak questiona of Vol'·
At the same time, it ia proper
for citizen.s to conaider the matter
of privacy and the extent of the
burden the Cenaua 'trill impoee. I
therefore welcome the opportunity
to respond to questions raiaed by
FAMILY WEEKLY.
~ Why so man,y questions!
Tbe average family or bou.aebold
will answer fewer queation.a in 1970
than in any Cenaua of the past 100
ye&l'8. Four families in five will an-
swer only 28 question.s. Our tests
show the average household can an-
swer thia "abort form" in about 16
minutes. One household in ftve will
rece.ive a longer questionnaire, re-
quirina 46 minutes to answer.
Every item in the questionnaire ia
included becauee the inf onnation ia
needed by a Government a.renq to
guide important programs in the
public interest and for local area.a.
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Wlay do !Mae qaestiou .. into
ncll .,...._.. detail?
The need for the information la
great. and the intrusion on penonal
privacy ia very a.mall. All anawen
are held in strict conftdence by the
Census BuJUu and will be u8ed o~
for statiatical purpoeea.
Why bu the CeMu Bareaa op.-
poeed bllla lD CoQft98 to prcmde
Toluntary a.uwen to aoet quee-
tiou! Why Mould tlm'e be penal-
ties for refuahag to auwer thna T
If each person or household were
given the option to decide which
question.a be would auwer, the ata-
tiatica for many area.a would be of
doubtful accuracy. Tbua. approvina
Congl'888ional billa for voluntary an-
swers would prove ~eating. Be-
cause Cenaua atatiatP are u8ed to
guide the distribution of aevend°1>U-
lion dollan in Government funda
each year, eliminating penattiee
could result in a ,-,eat waste of mon-
ey and manpower over a 10-year pe-
riod. The penalty _.Proviaion requh ...
only that people an.ewer the applica-
ble questions to the best of their
ability and provides -penalties only
for eoillfal refusal or falaidcation.
No one baa gone to jail to date for
failure to cooperate in the cenaua.
and there have been very few ftn._
I know of only two. The law ia need-
ed for thoee people who tnigbt be
tempted to shirk even tbja very li•ht
duty. It worka well.
Why bu tM C-U ,Jkueaa allec·
edly neisted chanps ha ,proce4ane
reco-ended by Coqftaia? ·
On the contra.ry, the C«naua Bu-
reau bu been iruided at an times by
the J"eebmmendatJona of the Sub-
committee on Cenaua .and Statiltica
of the Boue Poet OfBce and Civil
&!nice Committee. Cenaua plana, in
their formative state. were preMDt-
ed to the aubcomnrlttee and reviewed
intensively durin• 1966 and 1967,
and chanJ't!8 were made accordinrly.
A8 a reeult of more recent diacua-
siona. the percentap of bottaeholda
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-to receive the lonr qu•tionnalre bu Only in larp metropolitan areu
been J"educed from 26 to 20 percen~ are bouaeholde uk.ed to retum their
Queetiona about bathroom and kit.eh-..--siuesttonnairea by mail. For tbeee
en facilities have been reworded to -area.a the Cenau.a Bureau bu eeiat>-
avold the impreuion that the pur-Uahed a complete, tn)>\6-&ecbd list
poee ia to learn identities of othen of all houalng unite by specifte ad·
who might .use thele facilltiee. Aleo. dreaeea. It will check otl the ntuma
a question bu been added to le&nl and then send cenau.a tabn to coJJect
the number of penona of Spanish the remalnin• forms. T.ta, bow-
deecent and bow many of theae are ever, show that mQlt forms will be
of Mexican, Cuban, Puerto Rican, mailed in. The reeouJ'Ca eaved u a
or Latin American oriain. result will be used in an intenaive
Bow doee the Cemua really eene follow-up to complete the Cenaue.
tJ.e public rather tU. GoYment Thia procedure yield.a more tborou1b
and printe--iDdutry fact 1Uller8T counta than any other. Outaide the
I would not minimise the bene6t major metro-politan areas, cenaua
that the public receivea IJafllredly. takers will make a bouae-to-hopee
Anyone who drives ia like• to eee a canvaaa to obtain the f orma.
sign reportinr the population of a Why were there ao repr.-nta-
particular town. Virtually every tl'YfllJ of dttsa. srou.-. dYil Uber·
home reference book includes popu-u-. patrlotie. or other people-eri-
lation etatistica from the last Ceruna ented orpabattou at •eetiqa to
and its moet recent estimate.. The dilc-....., for the CeuaeT
newa media explore auch trends u There wer• repreeentative1 of
"the population explosion," "the such or~tsationa at many of the
westward migration," or "the boom-meetinp. The Cenaua Bunau took
ina auburba"-&11 baaed on the latest pa.rt in ,about 2' refional meetinp
Gaaua ftprea. throughout the U.S. lo 1966 to dia-
The major purpose of the Cemua, cuaa eubject. and procedures for the
however, ia to provide data needed Cenaua. Becauae theae wen public
by Government pfOO'&lll.8. No ques-meetinp.. any lntereeted penona or.
tiona are included that would aene oJ'p.niutiona were welcome to a-
~nJy commercial interesta. preu their ideu. In addition, ape.
What safeparde an there fe.r cial meetinp were held with repr&-
befas nn tM Ceum eoanta ti.a eentativee of the American Civil
people w,bo do not retuna tbeir qua-Liberties Union, reliarioua and ethnic
tlOllllalre8 1'y aall! rroupe, and m.&DY at.hen. •
Y OtCf' __. GM od-
0dru• tOtU be OMitt«I
t0h.n CIOMJ*Ur pMtl
/a.rt. °" t4tN-
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Ohlo State: Best Team with the
I
Will _ th~· Rose Bowl
jinx plus ruggefl competition
in the Big Ten conference
prevent the Buckeyes
from tepeating as
national champs?
-champs, however, battled back,
moved iJJt.o a 10-10 tie by half-time
and. with quarterback Rex Kern
flipping passes and fullback JJm
Otia ripping through the line,
emerged with a 21-16 vict.ory.
They also won the mythical na-
tional championablp.
''They never made a mil'take,"
moaned one discouraged USC
player, and some felt the sopho-
more-dominated Ohio State team
mig'ht not make any more for the
next two years.
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By HAL IDGDON
Autha< of "P,.o Football USA"
T ABT NEW YEAR'S Day 0.
.LI J. Simpson grabbed a
piwhout on his 20-yard line,
broke two tackles, ran
around a third defender,
and sprinted for a touch-
down t.o give Southern Cal-
ifornia a 10..Q lead over
Ohio State in the Rose Bowl
That run might have demor-
alized any team. The Big Ten
· Ohio State University begins the
1969 football campaign with its
No. 1 ranking. With 14 straight
victories, the Buckeyes also have
the longest winning streak of any
major college team. (lllinoia ht.et
beat OSU midway through the
1967 season.) Coach Woody Hayes
has 18 s~rtera returning from
laat year's squad. Yet he alao has
a problem: the Rose Bowt jinx.
Because of conference regula-
tions, no Big Ten School can play
in the RosJ Bow] two years in suc-
cession. Thus Ohio State oould re-
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For a minimum o( two nights lodging,
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All packages include your room, breakfas t
and dinner daily at any of several fine dining
roo111s and a scenic tour of the Valley.
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peat as conference champiorui this
fa!J· and stm be only spectators on
New Year's Day.
"We'TI be back in 1970:' several
OSU sophomores boaated following
their triomph over Southern Cali-
fornia and 0 . J. Simpson. But in
looking ahead t.o that date, they
might forget" 1969. Woody Hayes
may have difficulty maintaining
team spirit durinr this non-Rose
Bowl year.
Since the Big Ten and Pacific
Coast Conference agreed to their
Rose Bowl pact 23 years ago, only
Michigan in 1948, Ohio State in
1955, and Michigan State in 1966
have won Big Ten titles without
the R08e Bowl incentive. "It's a
cannibal learue," claim& Big Ten
publicist Kay Schultz ... The aver-
age finish for a team after its
championship year is between
fourth and fifth place.'*
T1'l1 proved true for Indiana,
which tied for the 1967 Big Ten
title and played in the Rose Bowl
with a mostly sophomore squad.
The following year Indiana slid to
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tifth place. Not only does the no-
repeat rule rob Big Ten teama of
some of their incentive but, as
champs, they find all their confer-
ence foes pointing for them. Ohio
State succeeded last year partly
because nobody realized·they wel'e
title contenders until midway
througb•the seaaon.
If anyone can beat the Rose
Bowl jinx, however, it would seem
to be Ohio State. At spring prac-
tice this year coach Hayes (a man
not known for long statements to
the press) commented tersely
about his 1969 squad: "It's obvi-
ous we have a little more depth."
T1'at could rate as the under-
statement of the century. In addi-
tion t.o 18 of the 22 otrenaive and
defensive atartera, Woody Haye.
baa 82 men returning from last
year's 44-man traveling squad. On
offense, the Buckeye8 have vet-
erans two-deep at eight positions
and three-deep at two others. The
oft'ensive backfield returns intact,
incJpding Rose Bowl stare Rex
Kern and Jim Otis. So rich is the
In addition you may enjo,.free use of
the golf course, tennis courts and bicycles.
Of course, the best part of the deal
is the greatest show on earth. Fall.
In full color. Like you've never seen it.
For reser:\'.ations, call your travel
agent or Glen W. Fawcett, Inc. at
(213) 388-1151. Or write Yosemit~
Park & Curry Co., Yosemite
NationaL Park, California 95389.
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Ftdlback Jim OU., OAw State'• cluf ~ ga.itaer, diH• for vard4g• m
19~9 Roae B&WL gatM, 10hicl Bvekeyu '°°"• !7-11. OtV u ai.o °" owr c0'1er.
running talent that Otis could pos-
sibly loae bis starting fullback job
to John Brockington.
Ohio State establUlhed a new
image for itself in 1968, thanks to
the freewheeling tactics of Kem at
quarterback. Previous quarter-
backa majored in science and
seemed adapted to WoOdy Hayes'
prior philosophy of "three yard.a
and a cloud of dust." But Kern
maJ'ors in physical education, plans
to coach, and seems more willing
than bis predeceasors to ''let it all
hang out."
In au.nine Ohio State's 1969
prospects, you have to eon.sider
Kern a question mark. The junior
from Lancaster, Ohio, seems in-
jury-prone and has a history of
disabilities both in high school
and college. He missed spring
training because of a 11houlder
operation. But Woody can call on
backup quarterback Ron Maciejow-
eki, who many obaerven believe
could start on practically any other
team. Woody may have more dif-
ficulty replacing bis graduated All-
American tackles: Rufus Mayes
and Dave Foley.
Ohio State's main challe~r in
the Big Ten could be Indiana,
whose sophomorl' stars .of 1967-
Harry G-Onso, John ldenbarger,
and Jade _Butcher-now can look
forward to a return to the Rose
Bowl. However, Indiana doesn't
play Ohio State this year. Other
top-rated Big Ten teams include
Purdue and Michigan State.
Ohio State's biggest auet in the
drive for another national title
may not be ita virtually intact
championship team but ita coach . •
In 18 years at OStJ, Woody Hayes
has won three national and ftve
Big Ten ch&mpionshipa. Only two
tlmea did his teams lose more than
three games a season.
Woody is as much the master
psychologist for bis college team
a.a Vince Lombardi is for the pros.
He wears a bueball cap, and
should a practice miatake enrage
him, he rips the cap from his head
and tears it into shreds. (He pre-
pares for tbia by slitting the eap
with a ra.Zor beforehand.) He alao
carefully att~nds to detail&. For
several years Hayes bu toured
Vietnam after the football aeuon,
and while there, be WTites down
the name of every Ohio boy be
meets. When he returned home the
first year, he wrot.e the parents of
each boy a letter but then decided
that waa too impersonal. Now
Woody phones parenta to tell them
he met their son.
Although the Roee Bowl incen-
tive has vanished,. the OSU team
can ride the crest of a 14-game
winnilli' streak, the l~ngest Jn
major college football. S~ more
con!erenee victories wilt' tie ~ Big
Ten record for consecut,iv~ wins.
Woody may be able to u8e this win-
ning streak to maintain· momen-
tuhl to another Rose Bowl trip
next sea&0n.
Hayes concedes that thla 1:0ay be
diftlcult to do. ''We're' going to
have to be· much improved'•over
1968 to wtii the Big 'J,'en chimpion-
ship." He says this realistically,
knowing that all tile other, teallMI
will be gunninr for bis boys. ',i'~n '
be pauff.9: "~ut we do expect to
win it.'' • ~ • --.
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Paprika
1. Put halibut in a larse akiUet or
aaucepot; add enou&'h water to joat
cover halibut. Add aalt. peppereorue.
onion. ~ leaf, and lemon alicea.
Bring to boilin&'; reduce heat. and
cover. Simmer until halibut is ten.-
der, about 6 mia Remove from beat
and set aaide while preparin• cheese
sauce to apoon over halibut.
.J. Melt butter in a aaucepan; stir
iD flour. Gradually add the milk,
atirriD&' conatanUy. Brin&' to boilin&'
and cook 1 to 2 min., atirrin• con-
stantly. llix in a blend ot salt. pep-
per, and mustard.
3. Remove fn>m heat. add chteae all
at one time., and atir until cheese
I.a melted and aauce is smooth.
4. t1sing 2 forlts, divide halibut into
chunks. Put equal amounte into 6
individual, buttered bakin&' shell•
or ramekina. Spoon about % cup
cheese sauce into each.
5. Sprinkle with crumba, · parsley,
and paprika.
8. Bake in a S60°F. oven 20 min.
fJ ten1i1'Sll
Ergplant Appetber.
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1. Place the whole e«a>lant in a
bakjq 4litJl in a 860•F. onn.; bake
12 F..UWW..UW,S.,,,...._'1,JHI
ven Dishet est
Ri ht r Fall
-Raliht '"' GrGml u • ~ blewd of tn4er c1tiab of poaeMd laal.il>¥t ia
a ooldn Clulddor cluAe 1C1Kee, toppe4 tOitll eriap. httny ~· cind pGnt.w.
about 1 hr. or until akin ia wrinkled
and soft. Remove from oven; ph1np
into <'d>ld water until cool enovsb
to handle. Rfmove stem and akin
and diacard. Cut the cooled eggplant
into piecea.
Z. Combine etr1Plant, onion, and
ollvea in choppiq bowl. Add re-
malniq insndients and chop until
vesetablea are in fine pieces and
well blended. Chill.
S. Serve on crisp alacl peena; pr-
niab with tomato wedp9 and ripe
ollnL Abot&t I~ ewpt
Stutred Tomatoes Unique
8 •edi .. -Gaed to larp, Ira,
ripe toaatoa
2 to J teupoou rrated oaioa
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% cap bely eHpped panle7
1 % npe coanely miahed
potatodUpe
A cent
1. Cut alice from the stem end of
each tomato; scoop out. Strain, and
cut the pulp into unall pieces; put
in a bowl. llix in onion a»d a blend
of aa.Jt and pepper.
2. Add baeon. pineapple, pa.nley,
and potato cllJpe, and mis well.
3. Sprinkle tomato ah~lla with Ac-
cent and fill with mixture. Put into
1'1'8ued shallo• balrin« diah.
4. Bake .Ii .t00°F. 20 to 26 min. 11
desired; sprinkle with lemon pepper.
marinade. a 1Wt1iftg1
Old-Fashioned· Apple Pan
I np Upt bnwa npr
% tal>'-Poo• replar lowr
~ teuJioea ..it
1 ~-·>-{eupoom TilMpr
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5 cape pared eooldq-apple allee:a
l. Mix sugar, ftou~. and salt ln a
saucepan. Stir in water, vinepr,and
lemon juice until smooth. Brins rap-
idly to boiling; cook 2 to 8 min.,
stirrinl' constantly, until thickened.
Remove from beat; blend in butter,
extract, and apicea. Cover, and set
the sauce aaide.
2. Spread apple slices evenly in a
buttered baking diab (l218d-in. or
lSri-in.). Pour sauce over apples.
3. Bake at 376°F. 40 min. or onW
applea are tender. Serve W'U1D. ac-
companied with wlUpped demert
toppbrg or thawed, frozea wllipped
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Do you need an attacker or a barker?
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is a combination of the
Hound of the Baskervilles
and Lassie.
Capt. Arthur J. Haggerty of the.
Tri-State School for Dogs in New
York City suggest& that to have a
protection-trained dog you muet
have an obedience-trained one
first. Then he is taught to attack
and stop attacking on command.
Such dogs are frequently schooled
for a specific job-guarding a
store, for 'instance. It would be
taught to appear placid, so as not
to fright.en customel"8, but would
attack somebody careying a run.
Training requires both skill and
experience and takes from six
weeks to six months, depending
on the job requirement8.
Haggerty, a former oftlcer in
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to place a protection-trained doa
in a private home, recommend-
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sounds or intruders.
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money to train him.
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ENTERTl\INMENT
ROBdT VAUGHN:
The Actor Who· Yearns
to Be a Teacher
The one-time "Man from UNCLE"
may soon be Professor Vaughn
TEACHING and acting-that's
the strange combination of
professions which tv's famed
"Man from UNCLE" is presently
in a quandary about.
At 36, Robert Vaughn ia unsure about
which direction bJa future should take.
But one facet of bis li.f e ia suJ"&-be ia a
scholar, an intellectual.Ube continuee hie
studies on schedule, be can be addreaed as
Doctor Vaurhn after the .January com-
mencement at the University of Southern
California.
"I have ftnisbed four chapters of my
Ph.D. diaserlatfon, 'A IDstorical Study of
the Inftuence of the House Committee on
Un-American Activities in the American
Theater, 1983-1958,'" Vau1bn reported,
"and have four more to go. I should be
able to ftniah by November, provided an-
other picture doesn't come up. I hope one
doesn't, becauee I'd like to tlniah. This
academic sword of Damoch hu been
hanging over my head long enooah."
Veftl9ha, who Is currently ataned in the
W oJper production, ''The Bridge at Rema.-
gen,'' began hia higher learning-in 1951 at
the University of Minne80ta's school of
journalism. He aimed for a ne~writing
career but switched to sports when be won
a scholarship in athletica. He then moved
on to receive bis B.A. But bia aeting career,
which was then bloaaoming, left him little
time for studies. He finally eamed bis
master's degree in 1960, then decided on a
full-time acting career.
Bob is complex-not one to make snap
deciaiona. He analyzee everythiJll', and
there is a purpoee behind each action, not
neceaaarily directed at furthering rus
career, status, or happiness.
Vaughn lives in a modest Hollywood hill-
top home. Tute!ully fumiahed, it looks
more lib that of a university p~lessor or
a writer than of a succesaful actor.
Recently, just before Bob left for En-
gland to make Columbia's ''The Mind of
Mr. Soamea," I interviewed him. Talking
about bimaelf wa.a diJHcolt. But when I
asked him whether he would do anything
ditterently if he could relive the last 10
years, be volunteered. .. I rather anticipated
that my career would go u it baa gone,
not any faster. I have always felt that my
making it in motion pictures would not
come in my twenties but in my thirties.
No, I don't think I would have done any-
thing differently."
Vaughn was born in New York City, but
his parents were divorced when be wa.a aix
month.a old, and he was reared by &T&Dd-
parenta in Minneapolis.
Alwaya a loner, Vaughn remains a
bachelor and keeps shunning ma.rriap.
Hia reaaons seem auperflcial ''In the put,
I've dated moetly actresses," be explained.
"Tb,ey are attractive and interestinr dates,
but I wouJdn't consider them u life mates."
But Bob does admit that his parents'
divorce, their neglect of him, and bis
grandparent.a' attitude toward each other,
were hardly conducive to beliethg in
marriage. "Frankly, I am against marriage
u a matter of principle," he admitted.
Profeulonalty, he a. torn between act-
ing, producing, and teaching. "At the pres-
ent time," Vaughn aaya, "the problem with
teaching is that because of my work. I am
out of the country a great deal. I couldn't
very well bold down a teaching aaeign-
ment. A.8 my career continues to develop,
however, I hope I will be able to arrange
my time so I can teach, too."
To Robert Vaughn, life is more than a
pay check and a write-up in the columns.
He must have a purpose, and since none
has aatisfled Mm so far, be ia still loo~.
Maybe some day teaching will be the an-
swer. Meanwhile, it gives him something
to look forward to-a purpoae.
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THE OAILV PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 20; 1969
be telecast durln1 the SUIOn by
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80111 (C)
a Mane R1nchlro
10:00 lnlkft footblll (C) Gii Stratton.
SUNDAY
5[PT£MBER 21
MORNING George Allen.
.All stations reserve the
right to change program·
ming without advance no-
tice.
8 A&ricultln USA (C) (ll) (1) m ,...... ef tilt Jun·
&le (C) IJ Movie: ''lladl Cold'' (1dventure)
'47--Anttiony Quinn. Elyse Knox.
I Public Strvk:t fll1111 (C) 00 fll"ll a.ptlst Clufrdl (C) 6:15
6:30
5:55
7:00
The Chrlstophtrs Cl) Town Halt Mlttln1 (C)
Tiie Bible An..m (C) Un Cribl en la Obaf1dld
CJve Us 1\ls l>aJ (C) Winp te Adwtltar9 (C)
Totn and Jeny (C) 10:30 Qt CJ) Nfl Today (C) The Los
Sunday fut1nMI (C) Angeles Rims vs. the Baltimore
7:30 Bab11111 (C) Colts in a pme telecast from Bel·
MormtH Tabem1de Choir (C) tlmore.
Her11d of Trvtlt (C) 0 @ @ a;, Aft feotbalJ (C)
Sacrtd H11rt (C) The San Diego Chu11rs meet the
7:45 The Chrlstopbers (C) Cincinn1tl Benaals 1t Cincinnati. rn on., Ind Joll1tll (C) 0 (ll) mm f1ntatlc four (C)
1:00 Qt Cl) I IJlfiA I Sword tr m faith for Today (C)
1'1owsh1re7 (C) CBS News ~ome ll:OO I Ho .. bwytr's Cuicle (C) ~rrespondent f~nk ~urns . •~ter-@CD m luJhrinklt (C)
Views Golda Meir, pnme minbter Movie· (C) "l'o the Slloru f
of Israel, In Tel Aviv. Part 11 of Tripoli" (drama) '46-John Piyn:. a lwo·part proaram. Ma ureen O'Hare 0 a;, Tht Chrlstoplltrs (C) 1!J Chll!'ch In di~ Home (C)
IJ THE CATHEDRAL OF 11:30 0 @rn m DISCOYlfJ (C) "Dis· * TOMORROW-IN COLOR! covery Returns to Hawaii -Little
with Rex Humbard, Maude War on the Bia Island." Virainia
Aimee & Musical Staff! Gibson a~d Bill Owe.n visit with
Cltlledral of Tomorrow (C)
D1y of Discomy (C)
WondtrllH (C)
Allen Rwlv1I Hour (C)
1 (]) Paul Harvey (C)
(i) Cod Is the Answer (C)
1:30 look Up ind LIVI (C) "The
Roxbury Experiments." Part I of
two parts. Reform and revolution
in inner cily parochial schools is
examined.
I My favorite Sermon (C)
Face to FICI (C)
Hansa Miy1t1 and hrs family on
their 13-acre farm on Hawaii's Kon1
coast. The firm has been the fam·
ily home since 1930. The Mlyatas.
like many other coffee a:rowers on
the island, ere w11in1 a smell bat·
tie to remain coffee arowers and
make a better profit out of their
time and wort. (R) D Movie: (C) "fury It Smu,.,_,,s
Bay'' (adventure) '63-Peter Cush·
inf, John Fraser.
f1FTFRNOQ", Movie: ''CltJ 011 1 Hunt" (mys-
tery) '53-lew Ayres, Sonny Tufts.
I Kathryn Kuhlm1n (C) 12:00 0 Movie: {C) "Bonier RJvel"
CI) Rtviwal. firtt (C) (western) '54-Joel McCru, Yvonne
(j) Full Cotptf Rtvlv1I (C) De Carlo.
Tht Story (C) Eutntially Su (C)
9:00 C.n11r1 Thrtt (C) CV C.lleft Football '69 (C)
Eternal Uatrt (C) 'The Jews of • Cine n Sa Cit.I
Silence." A study of contemponry · Future (C)
Soviet Jewry. Elle Wiesel narrates 12:30 Cene Autry
the proaram that he adapted from Dodren Darout (C)
his book of the same title. Oral RobW (C)
Day of Discovery (C) 12:40 Ded1111 Warm .. p (C)
Teacller ln..S.rvica 1.2:55 Dodpn lueball (C) The Los
Cospel Music (C) Anaeles Dodfers meet the San Fr1n·
00
A. A. Allen (C) cisco Giants. 1t Sin Francisco. Vin
Kathryn llutthnan (C) Scully ind Jerry Douett call the
Tom ind Jlfry (C) action from Candlestick Park.
eva Cita 1:00 0 @ 00 a;, Aft football (C)
• This Is the Life (C) The New York Jib take on the
· Aarialltural Report (C) Denver Broncos.
9:30 Today's Rtflaion (C) Ruth Ash· IJ Mov": "Adventure In Diamonds"
ton T1ylor. • (mystery) '40 -Georae Brent. Isa 0 a;, frontiers of fllttl (C) "High Miranda.
Risk livina." Part II of three pert.s. I SMr1odl Hthau Rev. Richard Gilbert probes en· Revival fl,. (C)
vironmenlal pollution problems and Cf) StDrltl of Sucass (C)
solutions with William Houseman, · lnlifht (C •
editor of the environment monthly. 1:30 @CD~ luuu ud Answen IJ NEW SEASON Notn Dune foot· (C) Howard K. Smith.
ball (C) Lindsay Nelson calls the I Voica of Calvary (C)
play·by·play action of the "Flahtln1 2.-00 l2j Cil face tilt N1tioll (C)
Irish" In their suson opener PTm C...fer1nc. (C)
aaainst the N-Orthwestem Univer· Roller DtltJy (C) The Midwest
slty Wildcats. This Is the first of Pioneers vs. the Bay Bomber'$.
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The Bill Cosby
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Part I of ''My Dog, the pri se. But he who
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man heads the cast. always smile last.
9:00, In Color
A young lady finds
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IN COLOR TONIGHT ON
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When a bug crawled down Charlie Brown'• bOck, it
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mer. Unleu It was pitching his camp baseball team
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disasters on the first day of school as he struggles
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Woody Allen, the diminutive, low-key
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1. People are frequently er 1t1cal of me, and I tend to be easily hurt. • 2. People generally consider me a happy and contented person. •
3. Things often seem not to go well fOf me and I get depre~ • 4. J am fairly easygoing and don't easily blow up at people. • 5. I accept people for what they are and think most people are pretty good. • 6. I tend to be shy at large parties with many strange people. •
7. I en1oy social organ1zat1ons, clubs, and group act 1v1t1es. •
8. I prefer an evening at home with tv or a good book to a party •
9. I hke my frtends 10 be enthus1ast1c and extroverted •
10. My home 1s frequently a place where my friends gather informally. • 11. Youth has gone too far and should have more respect for authortty. •
12. Basically, a woman's place 1s still in the home. •
13. The proper place for sex education and discussion of values 1s in the home, not 1r1 the school • 14. Married businessmen should not take their secretaries to lunch. • 15. Old fashioned respect f'or law and order 1s what this country needs. • 16. I am generally considered a warm and affect 1onate person. • 17. It 1s all right for two people in love to let their consciences dictate how far they will go sexually • 18. I would want a mate who 1s warm, affectionate and responsive. •
19. Married couples should treat seic seriously and never playfully or erotically. • 20. The ability to be affectionate toward a loved one is an important part of marital success. • 21. I would like a mate who attends church regularly • 22. . G I • I believe that od answers prayers.
23. Children should be allowed 10 choose their own rellg1ous and moral beliefs. • 24. Regular church attendance enhances stable and wholesome family life. • 25. I believe in the concepts of Good and Evil. •
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explore "The Agitators"
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perience, size 1nd speed. The Penn·
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test of the seuon. Tom Harmon
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(C) (30) "Tht Opportunity." A re-
broadcast of the powerful dr1m1
about a contract bttween an •rln&
white millionaire and a you111 black
men for 1 brain transplant. The
unique presentation, which dr1mat·
ically plu meteri1I values 111lnst
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tion, marted the television debut of
two new playwri&hts. Brvdl Buck·
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rin& are John H1rdin1. Winston
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summit conference have premoni·
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fJ ROBOT RUNS WILD ON * "LAND OF THE GIANTS.,
EXCITING PREMIERE
O@(I)G)NEW SWOll und
of Utt Ql.nta (C) (60) ''The Me-
chanical Man." Mart and Rtzhugh
are captured by a eiant sclentlJt,
Gorn, who Intends to use his ri•nt
robot as a psychological warfare
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and Gorn promises fre.dom for his
captives if they correct the trouble.
Gary Conway, Kurt Kasznar, Don
Matheson, Stef1n Amgrim, Don
Marshall, Dunn• Lund and Heathe
Young star. Broderick Crawford
auats as Gorn. fJ Wlllt'I My UM'l (C) (30) Wally
Bruner hosts. · m Movie: "A ltttlr to 1'rM Wi¥tl" (dr1m1) '49-J•nne Crain,
Linda Darnell, Ann Sothtm. m Speailltielt <60> ''The Roots ot
Ytolence." Dr. Keith Berwick and
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"My Doa. the Thief." Part I of two Golan, Edward Muthart. A min of Lit ... T•* to ... (C) (60)
parts. A St Bernard, fleeinr a do& m1ny talents. Flint is a kame Distrid Attorney Evelle J. Younpr
catdler, unwittinflY Slves a traffic champion, br1ln sureeon, swords-ruests. Keith Walker hosts.
alr·watch pilot's job and foils ~I man and nudur physicist. Amon1 I Labor Report (C) (30)
thieves. Dwayne Hickman, Mary Arin his dearest possessions are his ci1· M111ion f'oOUll
Mobley, Elsa lanchester, Joe Flynn, arette lighter with 82 death·de1lln1 NET FntlYal (60) "Encore Par·
Roaer C. Carmel, Mickey Shauah· devices and two m•n·Htlng dop. is." (R)
fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Toward (Zon1I Or1anlzation of WorJd Intel· 10:30 World To11onow (C). (30)
nessy and John Van Dreelen star. Flint Is called upon by ZOWIE 1· Gran Ttltro (60)
Ult Unknown" (adventure) '56 -lieence Espionaae) to stop • plan Plt£MIERE Jobn Barbour Sltow
William Holden, Lloyd Nolan. by the enemy to control the world ( ) (90) John Barbour, talented aJ Passport to Travel (C) (30) ~controlling Its wulher. niahtclub performer ind comedy
"Africa-land and People." The W I lfl<OO I Dnlcl Frost Pmtntl writer, stars In his own variety show,
ma(ic that makes the continent tllt London Tbutrt (C) (60) A spe-backed musically by lhe Bobby
one of the world's most desired clal tribute to London's lealtimate Smale Quartet
tourist de$\in1tion.s is explored. (R) theatre. (R) I Kltll'Jft lhd1lu11 (C) (30) &l Horse Opft'I (60) ''Sheriff of aJ CIYalcadt of Boob (C) (30) 11:00 CJ 0 aJ a> Ntn (C)
I.as Vegas." &l RtwMde Roundup (60) "Check Cathedral of TollOfTOW (C} al Los CaudiUos (30) Your Guns." • William F. 8ucklty (C) U. S.
l:ilO I DMtlllpa Htfdu (30) Postmaster General Winton Blount
DROLLER GAMES-L" 1 (C) 9:30 Ntwa (C) (30) Ted Meyers. Bests. ive. Tht Sports Set (C) (30) Ci) Q) Cil 9 Cl) Ntn (C) * T·BIRDS vs. WARRIORS Conuntntarlos y Celtbrlct.dn 11:15 Mowit: "A Nlitit at tllt Opera" D Roller Gamu. (C) (2 hr) T·Birds (30) (comedy) '36-The Marx Brothers.
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Lincoln-Mercury on the memory of an enemy •rent. I lo"m• & 8..t1., (C)
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0 @ @ &> n. Fil (C) (60) guests. (R ) ll:A5 Clftt1111 SUlldly: ''The Animal&.''
"Nightmare Road." Arthur Ward CJ@ Ci) a;, Tht Bold Ones (C) 12:00 Public Stmce FllM (C) ''The
leaves FBI headquarters in Wash· (60) "A G1n1e of Chance." Attor· Way to 1 Man's Heart." Phyllis
ington with top investigator lnspec· neys Nichols, Darrell and Darrell Diller and Tony Randall aum in
tor Erskine lo direct the hunt for face unusual adversary in Police this hour·lone special for the Los
two men lnvolVed in the fatal shoot· Lieutenant William Anderson as they Arlgettl County Heart Asaoclatlon.
ine of an FBI agent and a deputy defend clienb In a contrived mur· Ruth Warrick b hostess.
sheriff. Robert Duvall, Burr De· der case. Cast: Burl Ives as W11ter 12:30 0 Spt1tla1 frttlr (C)
Benning 1nd Davey Davison auest. Nichob; Josei>h Camp1nell1 as 1:00 fJ Morie: "'Wo1Hn'1 Prison" (dra· aJ c.ut's World (C) (30) "Hone Brian; and James flrentlno as ma) '55--lda Lupino, Jan Sterllna.
Kona. Glitterin1 Outpost." Host Ce·i-------------------------
sar Romero tours the Briti$h Crown
Colony. (R)
EIJ) Soumb of SUmllltf (C) (2 hr)
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A country and western songfest fea·
tures Conway Twitty, Mer1e Hauard,
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and others. m Cerrollltl Mtxlcano (60)
8:30 D ID (I) m 8111 eo.y (C) (30)
"lullaby and Goodnight." Chet Kin·
cald is nominated as a consultant
for the President'f--Physical Fitness
program, but he cannot summon
the enero to serve because a bartl·
lne dof keeps him sleepless for
too many nlghb. When he protests
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9:00
6) MJ Mottwr, tllt Car (C) (30)
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the star of this show. His ruests
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"The Witness." A youna alrl clllm·
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Larry Blyden welcomes Selma Oil·
mond, Jack Cassidy, and Jadl Carter
11 celebrity panelists. They d
the inner per10nalltles of Alan Kina.
5:5511 Clwe Ua Tilil Dar (C) Zsa Zsa Gabor. Jim Backus, Jo Anne
5:00 II s. ..... Semttllf' (C) Wor1ey and Milton Berle.
6:30 I) Odyaaey (C) "Psydllatty and OJ Pwbllc StfVlce Film (C)
CrimJnal Law." A unique appro.teh ~ Cl) S.MJ TodlJ (C)
in relatin1 psychiatry and psychol· 10:30 II 9 Cl) Lowe of lift (C)
ogy to tha crlminll Ju~lce system a @ Ci) m Hollywood Squam
marks the beglnnin1 of the fall (C) Peter Marshall hosts. Panelists
semester of this USC college credit are Nanette Fabray, Jan Murray,
course. Dr. Seymour Pollack. USC Allen Sherman, Maureen Arthur,
Professor of Psychiatry, and John Lohman & Barkley, Wally Cox. w. Miner. Los Angeles County Charley Weaver, Jack Cassidy and
Deputy District Attorney, instruct. Abby Daiton. D Education Esthan&• (C) "In the m Roy Roprs
Matter of Police." James Curren 10:50 fJ F11lllons In Sftln& (C) Starring
~stsEducation (C) "Project Know-Lucille Rivers.
The American Political System." 11:00 II tB (])Where tM Heart Is (C) m Ed tlonal Films Dl1n1 Van Der Vlls, James Mitchell, uu C) Jo ph Be ti Diana Walker and Mark Gordon 1:00 I) cas News ( se n . star a@@ m Tiit Today Sttow (C) D ~Cl) m Jeopardy (C)
Hu1h Downs. Barbara Watters, Frank Flemlng hosts.
Blair and Joe Gar1glola are featured. 0 Tiie Cillopin& Coonntt
I Enra. Witb Glori• (C) Graham Kerr.
Mr. Wltllbone (C) 0 Debbie Dme Dancercizt (C)
Felli ttle Cat (C) ID Romper Roont (C)
CommoditJ/Stoa R..,orts l1:25 I) 9(1) CBS Nnt (C) Douglas
7:25 fJ Com1Hnlty Bullttln lolrd (C) Edwards.
7:30 g forelp Ltflonnaire: Starrlnt 11:30 I)~ (]) S.ardl foi TomomtW (C)
Buster Crabbe. 0 9 @ m [Jt Cam (C) Bill
Aelipus Featuru 8 Johnny Grant at Univ.rut (C)
Wond111ma (C) The Annlvenary Came (C) Al
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPT'EMBElt W, 1969
DID (i) m n. DedlNI (t') 2:25 D ~@ m QC ,.... (C) Floyd
James Pntchett sta11. Kllber. D (fl)(}) Drll• Hol• (C) Mike 2!lO I Qt (i) T1w Up of Niilit (C)
Darrow hosts. · Qj Ci) m TIM Mltdl Ca ... m ,._.. (C) ( ) Gene Rayburn hosts.
fJ) Tedlnlcal Com• 8 Qhf Ta• (C) Vlrainla Graham.
1:30 I! (i) TM Culdln1 U&frt (C) ~ (}) m Tiii Datln1 , ... · @ m AnotMr Wtrtd (C) (C) Jim Lanae hosts.
tt1ttr Knows 1ut: C*lftc (C) m ttaze1
Wtd. fl) Mr. and Mn. Norttl
I <i1J Cl) m Ltt'• Mab a 0.1 3:oo I 9 CJ) eo... PYie eel Monty Hill hosts. , P .D.Q. (C) Dennis James hosts.
Trutlt or Coneequenca (C) f!lltl•ar P1trol
Wortcl of Wom111 (C) (ill CI) &) 6enlfal Ho.,itl1 {C)
C.tHIOCfltJ /Stoel Report • Movie: See Daytime Mcwles.
CHARWOMAN-carol Buradt re-
prlsa Iler daarwomaa ct.arKtitr oa
Tiie Carol BlllDett Sltow, wttkll re-nu. for ltl dlllrd lltMOD MoodaJ
at H PM OD CBS.
Tom Frandsen hosts.
! Dennis the Menace
Bo.zo th Clown (C)
futures
@ Matinee: Don Rodewald.
Matinee: Don Wilson.
3:30 I) Lucty Palr (C) Host Richard
D1W$0n welcomes tue$is Nina Foch,
Hank Brandt, Ruta lee and Allen
Ludden.
• MIU Dou&las (C) ome and Hanlet
(ill CV m Ou Lift To u.. (C)
T1te Flintston• (C)
Hobo lt!IJ (C)
TV Ruden' Ditest
Ci) Pop.,e ind Tiie """
Stooaes
4:00 I) Sea Hunt U PREMIERE The Nlbd Trvtll (C)
Half·hour dramatizations of human
relations problems. I Tiie Ed Nelson Show (C) Cullen hosts.
Bozo (C) Himel hosts.
1:00 I) 9 Ci) Captain lln11100 (C) 0 Tempo (C) Bob Doman and Roy 1 ...
With Bob Keeshan. Elwell co·host. . .:
0 (ii) CI) G) Dart Shadows (C)
Jonathan Frid stars.
Daphne's Cartoon cuti. (C) Travel fllm1 (C) Jift_ . I Uncle Waldo Cartoons (C) I Sbtrtff Jolin (C) ;
Cumby (C) Market CtoM \YQ
Ntwt/Stod Martlt . Poclttful of Fun ~
8:15@(1) Y'tdeo Dliest (C) 11:45 g Corm luy (C) Wed.
Rocbt R.obla Hood (C) win Newman.
1:30 ! Tht FUntat.ftu (C) 11:55 CJ ~@ m NBC News (C) Ed-
CI) Rocty and Hit Friends (C)
A F T f R i~ 0 0 'I 1:45 g Your Moo.,.s Wortll (C) Thurs.
9:00 I) 9 (]) n1 Latcy SM (C)
D Qj 00 m It Tab• Two (C) 12:GO II leutlqOI (C) Steve Dunne tmts.
Vin Scully hosts. Carolyn Jonu, Lyle • 0 9 @ m YtNl'rt httlq Mt
Wa1tonlf', Linda Kaye Hennlnt and Oa (Cl Host Bill Leyden welcomes
theif ~resj)ed~ spouses are the Mirty Allen, Burt Reynolds. Brenda
celebrity panelists. . Vaccaro. Larry Blyden, Pew Cass g I.owe That Bob, Mon.·Wed.. Jal ind £. J. Peaker 11 celebrity pan·
AIAli. Th~rs·fn. . elists. O MoN; See D1yt1me Movies. I Movie: see D~me Movies. Jacklt Joseph ls hostess. (ii) CI) 8twltc:Md (C)
I Movie: See Daytime Mcwies. News (C) Bill Johns.
(ill CI) Jae• La Lane (C) Stea Ma.tit Allafyais
Undenlo& (C) : Once Upon 1 Day
9:25 CJ U (j) m NIC N ... (C) Hen· (]) Andy Criffitll (C)
cy Dlcbrson. 12:15 &) Stretcl •d Sew (C) Wed.
9:30 I· Qt ~...,ty Hillbillies (C) 12:3019 ~ Al t111 WOfld Ttm11 (C) U 8' Concentrltlon (C) • @ m o.p ot ow Lives
Ed McM• hosts. M Mac 0111ld Carey stars. U llewll: SN D•ytime Movies. @ (})Tit.It llrt (C)
JohnnJ Grant hosts. . News (C) Jack Latham. m MMe: SN Daytime Mcwies. &) INalln& for Dellara (C) Dave
Ben Hunter hosts. o~ hoits m ,_.,, (C) ....... es .
Qj) (}) HaydtR'a Hlpc>tnln& (C) fJ) Office rtf tllt ~
lctOO I W, lrtfflttl (C) 1:00 II Qt !JJ Ltwt la 1 ll111y Spltn-IS Ci) m hf'lonalitJ (C) Host dond Tlua1 (C)
Pap 12
z~ § u s.att St9l1I cc> • @ 6 mY• o..-t SIJ (C) Elt£ Dear Julla Mudt (C)
Ed Sullivan's former pitchledy, Miss
Julia Meade will act as hosteu and
moderator of this half·hour, Mon·
day·ttirough·frid•y proaram. Mis
Meade, with the help of qualified
experts, will answer letters from
troubled per10ns (who remain
anonymous), and she and the ex·
perts will aeneralize on possibl
aolutlons. D @ ~a> Tiie Newlywed 611111
I Bob Eubanks hosts.
I Lovt Latcy
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Ftlttlru
m DMtlrl (C) Marshall Thompson
and Cheryl Miller star.
&) fNtlff'll
4:15 fil) Friendly Giant
4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Divorce Court (C)
N1Ws (C) Biii Bonds.
Tht Manltln
(I)Ptny MUOft
: ~ul of F•n (]) ne Fllntston• (C)
(B Btwitdled
5:00 § kNBC ..... s.mc. CC> Nnn (C) Tom Reddin.
• 111t Groovy Sbow (C) Robert W.
Morgan hosts.
NtlR (C) George Putnam.
Bataan (C)
Pet• Swnn
@ Jl•my Doeaaotl Sttow (C)
: Once Upon • 0.,
({) Mdlalt'a Nny
• Gitllpe'a lalancl (C) more ........ (C)
5:30 0 @ CI)&> ABC Ewttlftl N1n
(C) Frank Reynolds, Howard K.
Smith.
0 TwtllJlrt Zotle
ID Gilll11n's Island (C)
fE Sunset Trails
@ 00 Tllll Day 1969 (C)
fil) M1stero1111' Nti~
tB Cl) Newseye Z9 (C) m Town Tall (C)
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MONDAY
SEPTEMBER 22
For morning and afternoon
listinp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the rl&ht to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO D (C) ......,....,.. (drama) '55
-Steve Forrest. Anne Buter. a "Huvtns AMftl" (comedy) '63
-Peter Sellers, Ctdl P1rter.
9:3011 "Moreccie" (rom1nc:e) '30-Gery
Cooper, M1r1ene Dietrich. m "A DilpftJI Fro• a.utlrl''
(d111m1) ·•~ward G. Robinson,
Edn1 Best
12:00 IJ "$1,000 a To41CMowft" (com·
edy) '3~.loe E. Brown. Martha
We.
2:00 "Heldln' for HUHfl" (comedy)
• -Stu1rt Erwin, Glenda Farrell.
3:00 D "Llurt" (mystery) '#-Gene
ilerney, Dana Andrews. Clifton
Wtbb.
4:30 IJ (C) '"Escape to •-a" (•d·
venture) '55 -Btrb1111 Stanwyck,
Robert Ryan.
[ V F N I N c;
5:00 II Tiie 111 News (C) (60) Jerry
Dunphy.
0 m Hut1ey-lrl11kltJ R.,ort (C)
@> U ~ AIJttt 5alow (C) (90)
Ch1111e Minna, How1rd Storm,
Werner Klemperer, and the. Stony
Brook People auest. D Sil O'Clocl Movie: '1'ht ltfl· bof" (comedy) '60 -Jeny Lewis.
Milton Berte.
11 5n (C) (60)
,.,... Plac. (C) (30)
DEBUT Stir Trek (C) (60) Wil-
m Shatner end Leonard Nlmoy
st.er.
(iJ) CJ) Miu Ooqtn (C) (90) fE Wilt's NIW? (30) "Yankee
Wh11in1.''
I (I) CIS News (C) (30)
tit.po dt Ptrdon (30)
News (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
5:30 • MIC ...._.. (C) (60)
Shnp hrtdlle (C) (30)
Office of ,.. l'mldttlt (30)
(6) Huntt.,.lrtnkltJ (C) (30)
: fiin Circle Headline (C) (JO)
Cl) Tiit Munsttrs (C) (30)
' ~ 34 (C) (60)
...... (C) (30)
7:00 II CIS &nJar Ntwl (C) (30)
Welter Cronkfts. 0 wi.at'a MJ UM? (C) (30) Willy
Bru ntf hosts. m Tt Tell U.. Trudi (C) (30) Gary
Moore hosts. Biii Cullen, Kitty Cer-
llslt, Ofton Bean and Pew Cass
are P• nelists. l!) DOUT a.at U.. Clocl (C) (30)
Jack N1rz hosts.
ti) C..llOditi I~ MwUt
@ @ MoadaJ Mew• (90) ''The
Secret W1ys," s1arrin1 Richard Wkl·
marll.
m Aa1e1a1 c3o> QI Cl) Trudi er t'ela .... IMlll (C)
~)Caeuf1 Wlfid (C) (30) I) tut Clrt (C) (30)
7:30 IJ t1I Cl) NlW SQSON lunMIOh
(Cl "lbt Dtvll's Outpost." M1nh1I
Dillon eapturet 1n outl1w durlnr
1n 1ttempttd staae holdup, then
Is pursued do&redly •II the way
beck to Dodft by the outlew's
brother end his r•nf or rtntpdei
James Amess. Amenda Blake. Mil·
burn Stone, Ken Curtis ind Buck
Taylor star. Robert lanslna end
Jon1th1n Lippe ue tpeclal 111..U. D m .. , World ud ... ~ ....
It (C) (30) ''The Dlsench1nttd."
John Monroe's dauahter. mHfed bt-
~u• her tither won't htlp her
htvt htr seat chanfed et school,
le1vea home. 9 st.•p tile Sta11 (C) (30) Mike
Stokey welcomes Choo Choo Collins.
Fabien 1nd Stef1nlann1 Christopher·
son as suests.
fJ MUSIC SCENE-Beatles * T. Bennett, Buck Owens
D (HJ (])G) NOUEIE Tiit Mw-ik SceM (C) (45) Guuts fOf the
first show Include The Butt.s: slna·
er James Brown; the folk·roc:k
rroup of Crosby, Stills, Nash and
Younr-whose "Marrakech Express"
topped the charts In record time;
Tony Bennett; ind Buck Owens and
His Bucklroos. The show Is hosted
by an Improvisational team lnclud·
Ina l1ny Hankin, Christopher Ross.
Liiy Tomlin, Chris Bokeno, David
Steinbera and PauJ Reid Romen.
Los Anaeln disc joekeya Humble
Huve and B. Mitchell Reed are
altematina 1nnounee11 of the show. 0 Miiiien $ MIMt: "Tiit Cirl He
Uft Mind" (comedy) '65 -Tab
Hunter, Natalie Wood. m Trvtll Of toa.quenc:a (C) (30) Three little boys tell host Bob
B1rker what profession they wish
to follow as 1dults and the salary
they expect to receive.
l!) DEIUT Judd for Ult DtfenM (q (60) Cad Batz and Stephen
Youna st.er. ti) Ttdlalcal Conltf (30)
Ell) Eastlfn W'lldoll -' Medefn
Ute (30) "Ztn and Semantics." Alan
Watts points out the pa111lltl1 to
Buddhist philosophy in th• llnruls·
tic sciences of aeneral semantics
and metalln1uittics. fll ChCICM ti Ro1ID (30)
1:00 D m la1tP.la (C) (60) Diani
Ross aivts the sln1ln1 Supremes
the nlrht off to auest·st•r In a
spoof of. Romeo and Juliet. end es
a hip anatl. Alan Sues Introduces
Uncle Al, a kiddie show host who
h1tes kids; General "Bull" Rl&ht
(Dan Rowan) returns with 1nothtt
of his 'stlrrina' talks; end Mod, Mod
Wor1d looks 1t the Ins and outs of
inw111nc:e.
11 JICl ... ., (JD) Clint Wilt.
rutsts.
I ~ llltltrl (60)
Woltcl Pt-. (C) (60)
1:15 ; ~'19 ~~~ Tiit .... "°'Ti" {C) (45) In the openlnr d111m1 Wllllam H1nnlchtll (l\ltlt·
star Rlcherd Kiiey) of tht State Ot·
p1rtment lntereepts 1 cultu111I •·
china• croup (that has bttn tDur·
ln1 Europe) to rtlltvt John Pllrrtm
(Continued)
Pap JS
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMBER 20, 1969
MONDAY (Continued) Vlllap, and aeeks tceet>ill'Q for
her "new morality." (Partey Baer). The latter is irate 9:30 II Qt Ci) NEW SEASON Doria o.,
bec.tuse dissidents 1mon1 the rroup (C) (30) ~s finds the perlect Job
of YoUnr Americans have caused on a Sin fr1ndsco marazlne but
incidents embarr1ssln1 to the is certain she is rolna to lose It.
United States. When Hennichek In· Fellow secretary (Rose Marie who
forms the studerits th1t the tour joins the cast as a rerul1r) con-
will be cancelled unless they ton· vinces Dorl$ to evade the (act of
form, they elect to ao home. Dur· havlna children at home so she'll
Ina 1 severe storm their plane crash· be hired as the secretary 00 Ml·
lands on remote Bomano Island in chael Nicholson, the marazine's the South Pacific, an abandoned I d"t M l St test site equipped with bulldlnas mane& nf e ' or ( c ean even·
and supplies. They see their hopes Ison>;.,.. (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
for rescue ~rlsh when a sia~al PROUEJtE Ht Said, Sbt Said
fire Is extin1u1shed by a lumbenng ( ) (30) Joe Garaaiola is host of
football player In his . rage ag1lnst this word·assocletion game be·
a black militant. C.st. Tiffany Bol· tween celebrity husb1nds and WIVIS. llnr as Susan Bradley, Zooey Hall ii) Rnlsb Musical (30)
as B?b L~. Jill Jaress as Ginny lO:OO 8 9 (j) NEW SEASON Carol ~oom1s. 01v1d Mose~ as Gene Wish· lllmltt (C) (60) Miss Burnett sings,
mrton. Dennis Olivieri as Stanley clowns and d1nces with her spedal
Gabriel, and Peter Ratr1y as George guest Jim Naboo for her third set·
Potter. son premiere. Harvey Korman. Lyle
1:30 1J ~ (j) NEW SEASON Hlft'1 Wagoner and Vicki Lawrence are
Lucy (C) (30) The C.rtt< family is on hand, too. In a comedy sketch,
hired to drive a camper from Los Nabors visits bachetorette neifhbor
Angeles to San Francisco and lllo/ Burnett and trluers 1 series of
decides to show Cr111 the U.S. Air burflar alarms in her apartment, a
Force Academy "on the w1y." In one-room fortress protected by an
part I of a two-part story, Lucy impenetrable network of security manages to aet herself stranded in deviceJ.
the men's dorm. unsuccessfully 0 fl) (6) m I S!!Ci!l:,i Tiie Flip
tries to enroll Craig as a student. Wilton Sllow (C) (60) Two humor·
and drives the Academy's super-ous sketches and three comedy
lntendent, I three-star gener1I, lo sketches with his fuest stars hi&h·
distraction. light Fllp's first network special. IJ BNlns In Action (C) (30) Tommy Followinr his openlnf monoloaue,
Prothro analyzes the Saturday fame Flip does 1n "expectant f1ther"
between the UCLA Bruins and the sketch with Andy Williams: dons a
Panthers from the University of blonde wir to become Stewardess
Pfttsbur&h. Geraldine with Jonathan Winters as
e1.30pm(l)
CD David frost (C) (90) Maude Frickett for Maude's first
I!) DEBUT The Bil VelllJ (C) (60) airplane trip; and teams with Arte --------------------------1
Barbara Stanwyck stars. Johnson for • sPoOf entitled "Mid·
9:00 119 CJ) NEW SEASON Maybtny nifht Cowpoke." Jackie OtShannon
RfD (C) (30) Sam Jones welcomes and The Loadstones also auest.
Andy Taylor (Andy Griffith) ind his 8 m News (C) (60)
family to the farm, where they p Dtlla! (C) (60) Tiny nm. Little
stay while preparin& for Andy Jr.'s R1thard guest.
christenina. Unexpected jealousy m Perry Muon (60)
crops up when Goober. Howard and RIWltlcM Roundup (60)
Emmett learn that Andy and Helen : Fltln2 Lint (C) (60) "American
(Aneta Corsaut) have picked Sam Popularity Abroad." Anthony lewis,
to be the baby's! IP.tl~cel" New York Times' London corr•· 0 fD (I) m Cllfysltt' spondenl talks with Buckley about rr .. nts lob Hope ( ) (60) Bob our Image abroad.
Hope receives a little help from his ii) Mu Alli de ta Mun (C) (30)
friends to help launch his 20th 10:30 ii) Ua 5rito en &a Obacariclld (30)
seuon on NBC. i:ti• funnymen in· 11 :00 I 0 0 Q) ii) ma> News (C) volved In Hope's hrst comedy show Alfred Hltdlcoct
of the new season indude ~PY • Movie (C) ''ltplcl of the Lost"
Sties. st1Ve Allen, Flip Wtl50!1. (adventure) '57-John Wayne, Sophia Shelley Berman, Red Buttons. Sid Loren
Caesar. John~y Carson, Jack Carter, m L~dtn'I Qalltry (C) Jane Wy·
Wally Cox. Bill Dana. Georae Gobel. min Roy C1•r\ David Canary and
Sheekey Greene. Buddy Htekett, The . R1ndy Sparks Collection ruest
Jack E. Leonu~. Pat Paulstn, Nip· Word portraits art of Joan Craw·
sey Russell, Phtl Slivers, Marty Al· ford and Mrs. Sam DIMaulo.
len, Jerry Colonna. Richard Dea~n @ (]) ID @ tlj Cl) Nen (C)
and Danny Thomas. 11,3011 EJ5 M "'rttfl (C) I Tht Beron (C) (60) • tfV • n (jj) (I)(J) UC Movl1: (C) 6 m Tonlttit Sltow (C)
Id In UM Counf'1' (dram•) '61-ovte: , "II~ of Utt lhMS"
Elvis Presley, Hope Lanae, Tuesday (musical) 41-8tnf Crosby, Mary
Wtld, Millie Perkins. Gary lockw~. M-•~ (I)G) Joey Bishotl (C) John lrel1nd. A woman psychl1tnst M-.. -· "H-&.. 0 _ _._.. t Fil and JOCl1I worker 1ttempts to re-vw.... ---: .,,... ..... n •
h1bllltate 1 aifted rural boy from . 649" ~drama) 49-Wllllam Lun-
delinquency to fresh promise as an d111n, Virainla Bruce.
~Irina writer. (R) 12:30 m Cbco Kid
W HorM Opera (60) 1:001J Movie: "Tamra lkldthtld''
@) NET Journal (60) "If I Don't (adventure) '58-Kerwin Mathews, Acree, Must I Go Away?" A YoUnr Julie Adams.
woman chall1nps the establishment I fJ "'" (C) and Its Mores by llvlnr with 1 CoM1111111tJ Bulletin lelf'll (C)
young filmmaker In New Yort's Eut Action Tlltltrt: "Voodoo Island."
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1ornin1 and afternoon
~s. please see DAY-
PROGRAMS. Below,
Dur convenience, are
·ay's movies. All sta-
reserve the right to
:e programming with-
dvance notice.
>AmME MOVIES
I "On aa llland With Yoll" (ro-
nee) '48-£.sther Williams. Peter
wfont. I (C) "Yount It Heart" (drama)
-frank Sinatra, Doris Day.
t "Affan of Sain" (comedy)
-Joan Fontaine, Georae BrenL t (C) "Blue Laaoon" (adventure)
1-Jean Simmons, Donald Hous-
1.
I "Only tile Br.we" (drama) '30
Gary Cooper, Mary Brian.
) "~ In ~ San'' (drama)
J-John Bentley, Vere fusek.
I "An1el Baby" (drama) '61-
orae H1milton, Mercedes Mc·
1mbrid1e.
I (C) "ll~anl Ult Pin11"
dventure) '52 -Robert Newton,
nd1 Darnell.
rv 1 n1 ·Jr,
I TM Bil News (C) (60) Jerry
Jn~. J W HunUtJ·Brin"IJ (C) (30) I S1rlt AJlen S11ow (C) (90)
llartie Calls, Llura Lane. Theo·
>re Blkel and Yo&i Sin(h 1uest. J Sil O'Clodl Mowit: (C) "lure of
1t Wlldtmiss" (drama) '52-Jel·
ey Hunter, Jun Peters. While
mchlna throu1h • Georaia swamp
ir his do&. 1 )'Oun& man comes
pon an old man and his dau(h1er.
lie old man, wanted for murder,
ed his hometown years aro. The
ounaer man promises to find a
ood lawyer for h1s new friend. but
is swamp trips arouse the sus·
lclons of the town~ple.
11 SpJ (C) (60)
,.,.., rlac. (C) (30)
Star Tret <C> (60) William
atner, Leonard Nimoy star.
i1) (!) Miu Oouitas (C) (90)
Ii) Wilt's Nett? (30) "Fencina."
enclna coadl Bob Kaplan relate
ne history of the sword and Its
su In battle and various sports.
I (J) CIS Ntn (C) (30)
t1i.pe de r.n!Ofl (30)
NIWI (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
I MIC .......... (C} (60)
...... hrldlse (C) (30)
Office " tM ,,...,.. (30)
(i) HuntltJ·Brinkltf (C) (30) flit Artl (30) "A Tale of Two
:l~San Francisco."
I Cl) TIM Ml'ftltlrl (C) (30)
NOtkiere J4 (C) (60)
Ntn (C) (30)
1J CIS &tellll ""' (C) (30)
Walter Cronkltl. fJ Mlt'1 My llltt? (C) (30) Willy
Bruner holb.
r~: ~:~~Utt Trvth (C) <30> Garry MIL TON BERlE---ON ACTING
IE ltet tM a.ct (C) (30) Jack · Narz hosts.
I Co•llOdltJ/Stodl Rtpon
(6) Branded (C) (30)
AliOn! (30)
(I) Trutfl or C.n11quene111 (C)
(30) er;, laluds In tlM S..11 (C) (30) m Th.It a1r1 <C> <3o>
7:30 11 9 (j) NEW SEASON Lall«*'
(C) (60) Johnny Lancer, the victim
of 1 snlpe(s ambush, Is bllnded In
the attack and needs the eyes of a
mute girt to help him ucape the
still-threetenl na bushwb1tkm
James St.Icy, Andrew Dugan, Wayn1
Maunder, Paul Brin111r and Eliza·
beth Baur star. Melissa Murph
l\JUts. 0 9oom 1 Drl9• ., ,..,..
nle (C) (JO) "Djlnn·Dllnn; the Pied
Piper." Tony's patience and Jean·
nit's ma1lc are put to the test by
an 1unt's visitinf pnle-powered
do1.-D Sblap tM sta11 (C) (30) Mike
Sto~ hosts. D @CI)G> NEW SEASON Med
Squd (C) (60) "The Girt In Chair
Nine." Cl1IM1yant Eric Santos pr•
diets. befDre the st.rt of • class.
that one of the expected students,
Gail Whitney, will not arrive. His
prediction comes true and the miss·
in1 airt's mother receives • note
indicatin1 she has been kidnaped.
When the Mod Squad is asslaned to
the case. they find that the &lrt
was trying to obtain an illepl
operation. Michael Cole. Clarence
Wiiiiams Ill, Pew Upton and Tlae
Andrews stir. Cesare Danova, John
Stephenson and Veronica Cartwri(ht
au est. fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "'Nlpt 1nd
D•J" (musical) '46 -Cary Grant,
£ve Arden. m Trulli oc Consequences (C) (30)
Bob Barker hosts. m Judd for ttlt Defense (C) (60)
<!art Betz. Stephen Young star.
fl) Ttdlnlcal c.n.t (30) ED The City Watdltn (C) (60)
Chu1es Champlin, Art Seidenbaum
1nd David Graber look at Lot Ana•
les event&.
g) Clludlo ti RotD (30)
1:00 o ID oo m Debbie ••YMlds <C>
(30) "lrs a Bird! Ifs 1 Plane! Ifs
Debbie!" Jim's plans to ride with
a croup of stunt flyen are inter·
rupted when Debbie decides to do
JOme flyina of her own. Debbie
Reynolds. Don Chastlln, Tom Bos·
ley. Patricia Smith, and Bobby Riha
star.
IJ Jack Btn111 (30) Bobby Darrin
ruests. m QuHn for e Day (C) Dlclc Curtis
hosts. m S.pbndll Theatrt (60) m Diaaltlltque 1.CO"Co (C) (60)
1:30119 (J) NEW SOSDfll Rid SW.
tH (C) (60) Peter Gram, star of
Mission: lmpcmible, ind The Iron
Butterfly, popular mualeal quartet.
1rw featured 1s Red opens his 19th
consec~lvt M11011 on telMslon.
Gre1 Morris and Leonard Nlmoy,
who co-star with Gr1vn on Mission:
Impossible, 1IJO maka brief appear-
ances on the pretense of tnlllna
The Iron Butterfly. In t1lt main
(Continued)
MUton Berle (left) "'" 111 .,,,,mv• lMlronc. man, Scrm
Fuller, tmd Barry Ne""'8 tU A.la Swobt, p11cltotlc lud" of
a group of blind people wlu:m p~ cralau In IM mount4'111,
in "Seven In Darknen."
Milton Berle floda that "it'a a very thin line between comedy and
drama," and hoptc0tcbea over the line with cue.
''Oood comedy is always bued on truth, honesty, reaUun &Del
believability," be aaid while 1tarrio4 in .. Seven in Dartnea." the pre-
miere pre1entation oo ABC'• Movie of the Week, Tuaday at 8:30
PM. Berle plays a atW,bt dramatic role u Sam Fuller, one of a
aroup of blind people who are tbe aurvivort of a pla.oe crub in a wildemese area. ·
,.U you have a natural aeositivity to mllta' your craft and to
believe in your work and in who you are and wby you ere doinl
it. aD<f know your character, then there'• no such tbi.DJ • . act.lq,
Berle explained. "It ia no aood if an actor abowa bJa ~t pn>c>
eua; no aood if tbe act.ins shows."
Althouab Berle prefers to loot forward rather than back over
bis lonf career, be reca.l.b : ''St.artina at the ap of S ln 1913 in
silent pictures, I ,Played atra.iaht roles and no comedy at all for J 1
years before turn1na comic. Thia. unbeknowmt at the time, prepared
me for thia dramatic career in late.t yean."
Althou~ bis biaest auccesa, ao far, bu been io comedy, "Mr.
Television• bas comisteoUy received critical accWm u a drlDUldc
actor. He earned an Emmy nomination for his performance in
"Doyle Aaainst the Houae." Hil role of the harruaed aaent in tha
motion picture "Theo.car•• induced the U.S. Milt.loo in We« Ber·
lin to request that the White Hou• name Berle bead of tbe U.S.
deleg-.tion to the 1966 Berlin film Festival. President Lyndon John·
aon complied with tbe request.
Berle bu autboml several comedy boob and acripts a.ad bu bad
more tha.n 400 IODJS published. He is un1tintin1Jy aenerou1 u an
entertainer at benefits and enjoys lectu.rina at colleaa aad unlvenl-
tia on comedy. There'• jult one problem for him-dme.
"That'• the trick," be said aoftly, "to 8od time t.o be a buabed
and father and pursue all theae lntefata."
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comedy skttdl, Pop the Janitof be·
comes a stowaway on a space flliht to Jupiter. o @ m m 1e1a <C> <30) "The
Wheel Dial.'' Julia's efforts to
Pfovt she can buy a used a
without help sends Dr. Cheatey
k> run interference without
knowted,e. Dr. Che&1ey uses the
price of a tonsillectomy as b1rpin-
in1 power with 1 used car dealer
and threetens to put the dealer's
IOn's tonsils bad In H the rMn
tells Julia about the deal. Th'
bothers Corey and Earl J., who take
the threat •loualy, becau1e ttle
tonsils in question belona to their
friend.
0 Clsele M.ctWuWs I.CW Halt-HOw (C) (30) Vera Miles and Rose
Marie auest.
O @(j)G)rREMIUE AIC'a ltowie ef tile Wld: (C) "'Seves Is
Dlfbea" (drama) '69-Mllton 8tfle
Sean Garrilon. Dina Merrill, Bany
Nelson, Arthur O'Connell, Alejandro
Rey, Elizabeth Walker, Lesley Ann
Warren. A rroup of blind persons
on tfle way to 1 convention in
Seattle is involved In an airplane
crash, Apinst the harsh reality of
unrehtntina natur~unt.llna, rush·
in& toffents, stoons and wolves--
the true characters of the blind vic-
tims ay1t.allize with tome un-
expected twists. m David Fmt (C) (90)
OJ TM Iii Valley (C) (60) Barba·
ra Stanwyck stars.
fJl) 11'e F,.ndl a.I (30) "Veal
Scallops." (R)
t:o0 o @ oo m 11ac TlltldeJ .aow.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 20, 1969
e Premierell:OOpm(l}
le: (C) "Tobnlff' (adventure) 'EM-10:00 R KNIT Rtporta (C) (30) "The The United Mine Worllt11 Union,
Rock Hudson, GllOf'&e Peppard, Nlael felr Oealm." A r1port on how which John L Lewis unified and
Green, Guy Stockwell. A British people protect themaefves from law. made strona. Is now In turmoil. A
major is rescued from the Yichy breakers, usina .vtrythln& from bur-aroup of miners ch1rve that the
French by some German-born Jews atar alarms to watchdo&s and judo union has been subverted end be·
who are wOfkln& cl0$llly with the · to anti-muaer sprays. Clett Roberts trayed. They have filed suit 11alnst
Allies. He is then asked to lead reports on the bi& business 11ener-United Mine Wortlers President
a handful of Allied toldim Into eted by a irowlna cllmste of crime W. A. (Tony) Boyle, clalmlna In·
Tobruk to blow up German fuel and violence. adequate distribution of union wel·
supply bunkers. B m ..... (C) (60) fare •nd pension funds. 0 S11owaM 5 (C) (60) Kly SUrr @ C1'l al PllDllER£ Mlfall @I) Un &irfta 111 la Obaalrlcl.t (20)
and The Kids Next Door are fea· WelbJ, ~; (C) (60) "Hello, Good-11:0010 Um fm 6J:'EB-iC) tured. (R) bye, Hello. Ruth Adams. a warm, Ntr.d HIQCOcl
fE HoBI Open (60) outroln& youna school teacher is • Movie: "In t11e Frtlldl stJft"
El\) NET flltival (60) Harry Hur· told by Dr. Welby that she has ( ama) '63-Jean Seberr. Stenley
witz's documentary in Charlie Chap-only a few months to l_ive. She Baker.
fin the man, IS well IS an in· eon Into seclusJon. Dr. Kiley, who m Ludden'• SaRlfJ (C) Guests lrt
depth study of Chaplin's folk ht10, has become atron~ly attached to Jan Murny Steye Arlen Chuck
"The Little Tntmp," is tonicht's her, attempts to b~nf her back In-Barris and Betty Walker Word Po<·
film. Gloria Swanton narrates. to the curmit of life. Cast: Robert trait of Warren Bta!!Y .
€1) Her! (30) Youn& as Marcus Welby; James @ (]) O ~ (I) ...... (C)
t:JO IJ Qt Cl) PROllPI[ The Qew.. Brolln 11 Dr. Steven Kiiey; Elena f1l) R•pn Conf'MMe
-'* and J J. (C) (30) The un· Verduio as Consuelo lo9ez. G 1 Predictable JJ takes time off from are Susan Clar\, Catherine Mclead 11;30 I (I) Men Srffllll (C) . . . Ind Michael Barbera. @ @E TttlftM Slllow (C) her Job as en assistant zoo curator fJ Della! (C) (60) McCall & Brill Mowir. "littJ" (drama) '45-t~ attend an important state func· iuest Paulette Goddard, Ray Mlllend.
bon for_ her father's sake. eplnst 1 Peny MllOll (60) Q @(])Gl hey lillllf (C)
the. ~dvtee of the aovemor's chief Rntilde Roundup (60) Comic Jadde Vernon and Hines.
political c~ny .. When JJ. proves to , USC Music Festival (60) Wil· HinH & Dad euest.
be the soc11I hit of the ~nine. the llam Schiefer conducts the Univer· OJ MMe: "Four in e hep" (ad-
iovemor realizes that his dauahter lity of Southern California Wind venture) '51-Ralph Meeker. VI· po~s the charm to funct!on 11 Orchestra In ttlections by Devienne veca Lindfon. his first lady in place of his de· Ith G --1 · • • ceased wife. Cast: Dan Dalley as Hlndem , abrielll, R._..ni, Re-12:30 m C~nw
Gov. William Drinkwater; Julie Som· ~&hi and Sousa. John Crown hosts. 1:00 IJ Movie: .. Knocl on Alff Door"
mars as J.J.; N.va Petteraon ., Qtl ())KIM Report (C) (30) (drama) '49 -Humphrey Bo1art.
Maaie Md..eod; Georee Calllton Is II> Ma Alla de la Mun (C) (30) John Derek.
portrayed by J1mes Callahan; Nora 10:30 8 9 ())CBS News Special (C) I 0 Ntws (C)
Marlowe is Sara. (30) "Mlnm In Revolt." The story CoM11unttJ Bulletin lolrd (C) e ..... (C) (30) Ted Meyers. of I struat• of a 1roup of Ai>t>a· Adlon Theetre: "Shadow of I OJ tt. Said. Siie Seid (C) (30) Joe lachlan mine~ aaalnst conditions Women."
Geraalola hosts. In their own union Is reported by 1:30 m M-Nlcllt sa.r: "Fanny bJ
II) Qudlo Awellalltt (C) (30) CBS News Correspondent John Hart Gasli&ht" and "Code 654."
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Weighing less than 100 pounds in her lightweight Gi, the petite
>runctte unleashes a searing back-banded chop at a slightly paddfd
ipright plank-just about the height of a man's neck.
A Channel 2 soundman, who is helping record the event for a
(NXT Reports broadcast, winces as the force of her blow cracks
nto his sensitive headset. But it could have been worse. It could
iavc been his neck.
Who is she? She's wearing a Karate suit and is one of the growing
umy of women, young and older, married or single, who is cn-
·oUed in a self-defense course. In this cruie, she is studying Okinawa-
:e, the forerunner of modem Karate. A comparative novice, she
already has mastered the skills of rendering an unwary assailant
mcon.scious with a single blow.
But why is she giving up her precious leisure time to' pursue such
a strenuous activity as Karate? It's because she's afraid. Sbe and
:ountless women like her fear for their personal safety.
The fear is not without some justification. A glance at the daily
iewspaper or the evening television news broadcast confirJns the
1uspicion that the seeds of crime and violence have grown a borrend·
>us harvest.
People are interested in protection from lawbreakers u almost
aever before in recent history. And some uoscrupul0\1$ cntrepre-
aeurs arc taking advantage of the climate of crime to bilk the
ansuspecting of every cent they can get. The bunco artists arc
tut in force and conning their way to richea.
/Ibis growing climate of fear and what people are doing to
1rotect themselves from lawbrea.ken is the subject of a special
(NXT Reports broadcast, Tuesday at 10 pm, in color on Channel 2.
KNXT Newsman Clete Roberts serves as reporter for the prime
ime special which will show what some people are doing to come
•Ut on top in a confrontation with a lawbreaker--cverythina from
veaponlcss self-defense to pistols, burglar alarms to watchdogs, and
:ven the use of chemicaJ deterrents.
Women, u weU as men, are boning their sharpness in the vicious
lTl of Karate. Other women arc spending time on approved pistol
angcs learning all about hand guns and bow to use them. Still
•then are leasing watchdogs-German Shepherds and Doberman
>ioschers that bite first and bark afterward.
Reporter Roberts also shows what's new in the way of burglar
Janns manufactured and installed by professional firms whose spe-
:ialty is prevention and, in some cases, apprehension. A silent alarm,
·or example, is an electronic alert that generates police action with-
1ut alerting a would-be burglar.
KN XT Reporter Clete Roberts uarns sorru tip1 a.bout self-
defen.se from George Doversola, a marter of Okinawo-te, the
forerunnu of modern Karate.
An Ironside Special
'1t isn't often," says Cy O>ennak. executive producer of Univer-
sal Television's Ironside, .. that a acript comes along that cries out
for an extended time slot. But when one does, I do my best Co !t
it into the Ironside schedule."
Just such a ICript turned up recently and Cbcnnat, with writer
Sy Salkowitz. fuhiooed a special two-hour film version of the popu-
lar rerics, which will be shown in its entirety this Tbunday from
7:30 to 9 :30 PM oo NBC.
Titled "Goodbye To Yesterday ... O>ermak loat no time in linina
up a top-fliaht guest star cast to complement series 1W' Raymond
Burr and bis aides, Don Galloway, Barbara Andenon and Don
MitcheU. M guest at.us, be signed Vera Miles. Dane ~lart, Philip
Carey, Slim Pickens, Qoris Leachman and Michael Lamin, a youoa
Univeraal cootract actor. To helm the excitini story which dealt
with the kidnapping of a young child, Barry Shear, noted television
and motion picture ("Wild In The Streets") director wu con~
"1..ut season, our two-hour Ironside film, -Split Second To All
Epitaph,' was an overwhelm-
ing spcceu, nckina up ao
imprlssive 24.2 rating and a
39.S share-of~audienc:e. We
have high h~ for our film
venion this season.•• not.cl
Chermak.
A Pl.BA POR. HBU-C#rUI lrott-
• 6ld. (R.Jqmond Bwr) ll emotion-
-~ tlnMUd WMl'I tJw "'°"'°" ,,. '°""' (put 111U Yero Mllu) ,.
tvnv /rom tJw pG1 to Olk lsll
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o 1,cclol two-ltotu colon:»lf N'/JC1
I rort.rllk.
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WHEN NOT CAUSED BY ORGANIC DEFECTS OR
DISEASES, In lust two to four Wtlb. NOT A DRUG
OR DIET. just simple conditlonlnr technique.
Cbrrect bed wtttlnr In the ~ of
your own home. Approvtd ind pre·
ICl'lbtd by man, doctors. Rt<lOmmtnded
... , 4 thru 50.
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Ing out and Jethro wants to stay in
California and join the c:olleae pro·
test moYemenl Buddy Ebsen, 11'9ne
Ryan, Donna Douglas. Mu Baer,
Raymond Bailey, Nancy Kulp star.
Rob Reiner, Bonnie Boland and B.
Robert Corff auest.
IJ Raas Hiplipts (C) (30) Taped
highlirhts of Sunday's fame be-
tween the Los Angeles Rams and
the Baltimore Colts.
0 @ (I) E!) Reo11 222 (C) (30)
"Naked Came We Into t1'le World."
Student teacher Alice Johnson's ela·
tion at being permitted to act
faculty advisor for the annual Junior
Class Follies does a fast fade-away
when a shy, quiet pupil, Helen
Loomis (Judy Strangis), proposes a
nude finale. Lloyd Haynes shrs as
Pete Dixon, Denise Nicholas as Liz
Mcintyre, Michael Constantine as
Seymour Kaufman and Karen Valen·
tine as Alice Johnson. Howard Rice
is featured in the recurring role
of Richie. m David Frost (C) (90)
ID T1te lit Yaflef (C) (60) Barba·
ra Stanwyck sta~
tI1) look But (C) (30) 'The Pur-
suit of H1ppiness" is discussed by
author Thomas Roeers and host·
critic Robert Cromie. The story con·
cems two young people who aban.
don both family and niety in
their search for happiness.
e»s.mim (30)
9:ilO 1J ~ (jJ P R E M I £ R E Medical
• c.nt. (C) (60) Heisman Trophy
tor and from the standpoint of tht
stockbroker.
fl) s,lwla ' Enrill• (60)
9-.30 0 News (C) (30) Ted Meye11
winn« 0. J. Simpson makes his
television debut as Bru Wiley, a
college football star who resists
Or. Joe Cannon's (Chad Everett) at.
tempts to diagnose his condition beau~ he furs that the truth m ~ Said, • Slid (C) (30) Joe
of Crime." Keith B«Wtdl ind his
guests discuss t1'le rrowth of orpn-
lzed crime Into lelitlmate businesa.
Guesb arw Dr. Donald Cressey, U.S.
AttDmey Matt Byrne, and IRS ,....
mentativt Donald Bowttf. may jeopardize his football caretf. Garagt0la hosts.
Cast: Chad Everett as Dr. Joe Gan· 10:00 IJ Qj Ci) NEW SEASON HIWlii fl> Mas Alla de la M-" (C) (30)
non, James Daly as Dr. Paul Loch· f!n-0 . (C) (60) Three soldiers a lO:JO a> Un 5rfto en la ~ (30)
ner. Cecily Tyson also guests killed in separate actions In Yid· 10'.45 0 (HJ (}) aJ """ (C)
-KRAFT MUSIC HALL . nam. ~nd each of their ~ves die u:ao IJ O Q) @IJ m """ (C) ~ mystenously efter coilectma G.I. g * Eddy Arnold, Bobbie insurance. As McGerrett attemp\.s Alhd Hltdtc8d Gentry Phil Harris to unravel the mystery, he run.s 0 Mewie: "Man!K" (drama) '63
' afoul of war hero end Anny Ser· -flarwin Mathews. Nidia Gray.
0 @ (1) m Kraft Music Hall (C) pant Joshua Sims (Hany Guardi· m lJ!ddel(a W., (C) Dool Mc· C60) Eddy Arnold is this weelc's no). Danny poses as an army CCK· Clurt, Norm Crosby, Anreline Butt«.
tinging host, and his special guests poral to aet lnfonnation from a Kenny Kl~ and The Randy
are Bobbie Gentry, Phil Harris and danceflall hostess portnyed by Bar-Sp~r\s Collection guest Won! Por· ~ng Browning Bryant bara Luna. JICk Lord, James Mac-trait is of Jadl Lemmon.
1J Wmtlillr (C) (60) Dick Lane Arthur, Zulu and Kam ronr star. 9 @ 41 ()) ..._ (C)
and Mike Le8ell call the action. Barbara N~chols. James Honr and 11:301J Qt(() Men Crtfftn (C)
Heading tonigtirs card is Ed Car· Loretta SWlt are featured. Q ~Ci) @r;, Tootpt S11ow (C)
pentler. Q @@ @r;, n.n ea .. ,,._ IJ Mew* ..,,_, He.ts Wwt Crw-
(C) (60) "The Old Motorcycle Flu· hi u " (.......&Av) '46-G · R
0 @(I)&) ~EW SEASI* AIC co." Bronson unintentionally In-saft ~ane Lr;."nwi "1 US·
W'lcrnesday Mon: (C) "Cllide for spires an oldtimer (Keenan Wynn) ' ·
tile Married Man" (comedy) '67-to ride his ancient motoreyde araln ~ @(})6) JolJ llsMp . (C)
Waller Matthau, Robert Morse, Inger with dire results. When the old· Sin&tf Kay Hert and Jm musician
Sttftns, Sue Alie Langdon. Self· timer offtfS to let Bronson ute hi.s Louis Prima guest
appointed teacher, himelf a philan· ranch and tools for needed r19airs ID Mewit: ''Cotnpea Mr. ,._. ~m. takes on ttle tasll of educat· to Bronson's bike, he can't resist (drama) '42-0ifford Enns. Debo-
1n1 a reluctant husband In the art showinr his visitor his old raci rah Ketf.
of deception and infidelity, based bike that has been put away for lZ:JO m Qller
on the idea that a married man 20 years because he promised his 1:00 IJ Morie: (C) "hrt ~ (ad·
sho.u~d have conslde~ble "outside" wile he'd sell it after he had a venture) '56 -Pier Anceli, Phil
adrvity to keep his w1fa happy. serious bike accid.nt. Michael Parts Carey.
fl) ...._ Open (60) star3 as Bronson. 0 0 """ (C)
fE Your Dollar's WOftll (60) "Wall IJ m ~NI (C) (60) IJ C.••HitJ l1111etin INnf (C)
Street: Place Your Bets." A study 0 Della. (C) (60) Willy Col guests. Q) Adiltt n.tt ''Trocadero."
of the dynamics of buyinr and Q) hrTJ MllOtl (60) l ·30 m M-Ni&lrt Sltow· "Moonlit»"
selling in t~ stock martel, from &l bftidt Roalld1111 (60) ' "Into the Blue'' a~d "Crimes ~t
the standpoint of the small lnves-tI1) ~n (60) "The Business the Oar\ House."
Will the ~tend with
a nude-in bj the students in
Raam 2'l2
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---------19---------------------------TH=E:-:DA=l~LY~PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTEMB£R 20, 1969
......
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annowonABCas
The Ghost
and Mrs. Muir
e1.30pm@
~~· plays ICDllMI spJ m
That Girl
THURSDAY
SEPJntBER 29
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAm ME MOVIES
t:eo D -n. F .. 1rws11 ....,. Ccom·
tdJ) '~ed Skelton, Janet Blair. 0...., c...-...,.. (mptefy)
'53 -OIMI dtttnif11nd, Ric:Mnl
Burton.
UI 8 .,. I IW 1 ...... (COdledy)
iZ~ Cooper, Georte Raft.
• -.. OW Qic:ql" (dnuna) '38
-TJ"Mll Pww, Allee Faye. . ua. .......... (musical) '3
6'of19 Raft. c.oi. Lombard. ~ • .,,..... " .. DMml" (ld-
wmbn) '58--Bill WDllams. Dnn
ltidlarda.
J:ll a .,.. a.-111 melt S1lr1'
(dDcumentary) '65 -Hlrnted bf
AR:tllaald Mld..eish. ~ 8 ('C) .,,.., Wit" (drama) '57
~od Steil'f', Oian1 Den
f V r \j I '\j l. 591• lie ... (C) (60) m......,..,..,., <C> <Jo>
.... An. S... (C) (90) Teny
Gibbs, ~ RO$t Lee and Pat
Henry ruest 0 Sil O'a.d Mwil:: (C) "TN _. Sf ... .,.. Part I (drama) ·sz
---Oebofah Kerr. John Kerr, Leff
Ericbon. Edwin! Andrews. Oanyt
Hdlmn, Oun Jones. The wife of
the housemuter at an old New
En&Jand school for boys helps 1
sensitive, introspective student who
is derided br others because of the
difficulty he has in proving his
manhood. Based on Robert Ander·
son's hit Bro1dwly play, this film
was produced by Pandro S. 8erm1n
for MGM. CiJ I S,, (C) (60) "My Mother, the
SPJ." A former U.S. spy has made
the mistake of falling in kM with
an enemy a!ent and becomes the
object of a uan:h by Kelly Robin·
$Qq ind Alexander Scott.
I ,.,.. ..... (C) (30)
Sbr T.-CC> (60) (]) .... DMala (C) (90)
n.t's .... ! (30) "Okefeno
S..mp." A journey through th
mysterious swamps of southeast
Geortia.
I ()) cas ..._ (C) (30) n..,..,... (30)
... (C) (60) JKk Hickey. l:.JOl llllC ........ 1w (C) (60) ..,. ........ (C) (60)
Office .. tllt "'8lllltllt (30)
Cl) Hma.,.lriHllJ (C) (30)
• .... •• ,... (30) •
Aa:ompanlment" Prlctical aecx>m·
111niments are studitd in CCM1jur.c-
tion with fofbont "No. Johll, No."
ff9derick Moad also explains n r.i1f1t hand l'ldlniquts. tit ()) n. ....... (C) (30)
flt We•• J4 (C) (60)
., ... (C) (30)
7:90 8 CIS &.iltc ._ (C) (30)
Walt• Ctonltite. 0 W11at'1 llJ u.? (C) (30) Wally
Brunel' hosU. m Te Tiii a. Trdl (C) (30)
G•ny Moore bosls.
I hit .. Cleek (C) (30)
C..--/a.cil~
(6) ffi&ll ... .. (C) (30) Aliin! (30)
Ci) Td w C.11•11 C111 (C)
(30)
@D TIW ........ ('C) (30) m nat Q1 <C> <30>
7:JD 8 Qt Cl) IEW Sf.ASOll F .. ily Aftlr (C) (30) Uncle Bilfs plm
for a quiet ..unct •l hornt with
a aood book ml to pt off the
lfOUnd when a stream of un·
nnted visitors t.akes CM(. Brian
Keith, Sebastian Cabot. Anissa Jones
Johnnie Whitaker and KatllJ GaMI
stir. Guests include MllY Jane
Man,ier, Nancy Hale and Pamelyn
fenfl11. a @oo m 1 mcw1 1reaide (C) (2 hr) .. Goodbye to Yesterday"
Barbara Richard, an amnesia victim
with wflom Chief I roftlide fell in
low during her recu.peraiion in ~
San Francisco hospital, summons
him to her home foflowin1 the ab·
duct.ion of her 13-,_~ daug11ter
Leslie. Barbara's husband. Yic, al·
though distnutflt by loss ot the
child, is jealous of Ironside, for
whose kwe 'Barbara is about to
dissoln thelr marriap. For Chief
Ironside. a man of tmnor, his cfe¥o..
tion to Bartma and his determina·
tion to reawer her chltd without
harming her m1rriafe Pra¥eS to be
an almost insurmountJlble tas\.
Guests are Vera Miles. Slim PiekeM,
Philip Carey, Dane Clar\, Cloris
Leachman. MichMI l.arrain, and
Murray MllCl.eod. a stllllf__ .. .., (C) (30> a cmmm n. ..._•Mrs. M* (C) (30) ''C4atennial." Carolyn
Muir d...-s i1 19th-centurr fa.
shlons for the ScllooMr B.ly cen·
tennial while Captain Greg a>m·
petes in the contests to win back
his silver tu set um Claymore
doMted as a prize. Hope URie
stars as Carolyn Muir ind Edward
Mulhare as Capbin Greu-Reta
Shaw co-stars as Martt\a, the house-
keeper, and Charles Nelson Reilly
as ClaJmoR Greg. Keffie Atnapn
is seen as Candace WMI Harlen
Carraher as Jonathan. Others in the
cast are Georre IHlchef~ Irwin
Charone and Muoe CUny.
O MilliN $ MM: -n. Cllil·
lna•s HMr'" (drama) '62--.\udrey
Hepburn, Shirtey Mad.line. Jame$
Gamer. Two '°°"' IChoolteachers wflo nm a mpectable IChool for
lilts must fllCe clifticalties when •
bullyini. friftl littte Int lads her
wealthy lflndmodter to b:8firte th~
the teachen are "carryitll on rn
an unllltvrat way." The scandal
that results cau.s thl suldde of
one and Ute loss af •nr hope for
1 normal life for the on-. m Trda • C11114 z• (C) <~ Bob Bartiw hosts. In 1 sbll1t in·
voMn1 ~ ~rception.
t1t,.,. C:OOJ>les write random words
on a ~ -.te as erncte
Bob Ba!W Clfb oat ftrioos words.
(~
Two co
for one ot
this Mood:
the "Chrys
cial," as F
comedians.
Johnny Ca
ett, Dann:
Sbecky G1
Nipsey Rt
Wally C0J
Red Butto:
and Phil ~
lmmedia
"The Flip
his first tel
guest st.an
and Jonatt
Com pan
a new star
some stars
existence Jr;
Wilson 10
years were
4th-<ra te ni
comprised
{in 1956).
every majc
has becom
tainers in
He's re1
show man
ance, just
as guest-h·
his first dr
of the upo
can Style."
The Ed S
Rowan ar
COMEDY-
BACK-TO-BACK
Two comedy specials air back-to-back
· one of NBCa "Multi-Special Nights,"
s Monday beginning at 9 PM. Pint is
: "Chrysler Presents the Bob Hope Spe-
1," as Hope plays host to eighteen top
medians. The funnymen involved arc
lmny Canon. Flip Wilson, Buddy Hack-
' Danny Thomas, Jack E. Leonard,
ecky Green, Pat Paulaeo, Steve Allen,
psey Russell. Bill Dana, Jack Carter,
illy Cox. Soupy Sales, George Gobel,
d Buttons. Sid Caesar, Shelley Bermao
~ Phil Silven.
Immediately following Hope's show is
he Flip Wilson Show," at 10 PM. For
1 first television special Flip plays host to
est stars Andy Williams, Arte Johnson
d Jonathan Winters.
Comparati.-efy ..-1r1 .... Ftlp WU.On Is
~ew star on the comedy horizon. It takes
:ne stars many light years to make their
istence known on earth. It only took Flip
ilson 10 years and S minutes. The 10
ars were spent working bis way up from
l-rate night clubs, and the five minutes
mprised bis debut on The Tonight Show
1 1956). Since then Flip bas guested on
ery major TV show many times over, and
s become one of the most popular enter-
ners in the United States.
He's regaled audiences of the Tonight
1>w many times since bis initial appear-
ce, just recently completed another stint
guest-host for Canon, and has taped
1 first dramatic appearance for a segment
the upcoming ABC series "Love, Ameri-
o Style." He hJls made I 0 appearances on
ie Ed Sullivan Show, 13 "drop-ins" on
•wan and Martin's Laugh-In, and his
night club engagements read like a roster
of the best hotels and clubs. Look to the
stars for the future and you'll soon be
seeing Flip in his own NBC television seriea
-now in the advanced planning stages.
He's also considering several motion picture
off en.
W1M:re did llae co.e from, t1i1e llppedocMlt
Wilaon?
He came from crushing poverty and a
burdensome large family in Newark. New
Jersey. His youth was spent shuttling be-
tween foster homes. and at the age of six-
teen, he dropped out of high school and
joined the Air Force. His quick wit and
fast uptake earned him the nickname "Flip"
from his buddies, and brought him to the
attention of bis commanding officer, who
tutored him in English and sent him to
typing school. A devious route though it
may seem, Flip ended his service career on
the Pacific outpost lecture circuit, address·
ing men oo such erudite subjects aa the sex
life of the coconut crab, "who will mate
only in the water. lf he's 15 mjles ioland,
he's going to crawl bade to the water to
make it ... you've got to want to make it
pretty bad to do that."
After completing his stint in the service,
Flip took a job as a janitor in a Sao Fran-
cisco hotel. One night, at the last minute,
Flip was iecruited to play a drunk in a
hotel show. After the show, with the
laughter from the audience ringing in bis
ears. Flip knew for the first time in his
life exactly failt he wanted to do: he
wanted to beco'rne a comedian.
Be left Saa Fraadlco aad em~
hitchhiking-on a tour of the kind of night
spots where the salary of the performer de-
pends on the generosity of the house. Spare
time between engagements had its virtues.
Flip spent his time studying books on com-
edy to supplement bis experience before the
mike, and he's probably one of the few
comedians around who bas tackled the
subject academically. The "bible" of bis
show business career has been Max East-
man's authoritative guide, "The Bnjoymeot
of Humor," which he has read numerous
times.
"Words are my thing." says Flip. "J have
to be as effective with words aa a singer.
I have to get the same emotional impact
as a big band. This can be done by using
the right word, the right facial exptesaion.
the right gutuu. A gesture can be used
many times in place of a word.
"I long ago stopped using big word&,"
he continues. "Big words leave some people
out. I want everyone to understand me.
I use simple words. J try to get across what
l have to say in as few words and with as
simple a choice of words as possible."
FUp is u avid .-der aad i... a larp
library. One of his most importanl volumes
is a book of synonyms and antonyms. He
also appreciates great quotations.
"I study them all the time," he said.
"I get a lot from them. You often get 50
or 60 years of experience crammed into
one statement. I use seven of them in one
act oow. I've even made up my own first
quotation: 'Don't order a drink for the
road, because the road is already laid oul' "
Over the years, Flip bas compiled a book
of his own comedy rules, aod all of bia
material, most of which he writes himaelf,
must satisfy each of his requirements be-
fore it is pte8Cnted to an audience.
Flip'• petldumt ,_ nae. " • daro"'*k
to bis dreams of a legal career. "The chal-
lenge of Im or death, of working with a ·
jury,'' appeaJed to him, but gave way in-
stead to his orderly arrangement of his pro-
fessional materials. His notebook., oow
neatly typed-and always with him-will
eventually be published and hopefully serve
u a guide to aspiring comka. The entries
reveal u much abouf Flip Willon the man
as they do about Flip Wilton the comedian,
beginning with "the first law of humor it
that things can be funny only when we are
in fun," and ending with "Make them re-
member Flip Wilaon aa a self-oonfident man
of the world, projecting an 'I Don't Care
If You Laugh' attitude."
U FUp wa.. U. em p4 • • lflf·
confident man, ii is largely becauae be is
also a petient one and bas earned iL Two
of his "best" monologues took three yean
to write, and wbat be considen his "best"
monologue (structurally) took two yean.
His ''on the job training" bas taught him to
believe that it would take 1 S yean for a
comedian to h.it his stride. So be "aced
himself accordingly, expecting nothing--
right up until be convulsed Johnny Carson ·
and his viewing audieoce, five years ahead
of schedule-and there'• been no stopping
him since.
IFNJNK\
GIT\ AllY 8E'ntR
I WdfT ICMOW ..aflE.#
WHAi' 10'30
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, SEPTEMBER 20, 1969
WITH JS FUU TIME SM.!S
!OfU IN~ NEW Of'Fia
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ll$T WITH FARROW •••• ANO VOIJ WllLMOVE TOO! .....
r
EtiWeth~
jllts a hex on gfoom in
Bewitched
e8:30pm(i}
Sammy Dam,Jr. and Jo Anne Worley
~Mt: Excitemmt an
This ls Tom Jones
lffURSDAY (Continued)
Call is awarded for tldl Identical
wont written by botfl husband and
wift. m w. ,., a. .,.,.,... <t> C60>
C.-rt Betz, Stephen Youni star.
fl) Ttdmlcal c.r.tr (30) flt Mwwt-. (30) "Two Oap In 1 Crater." Aimed In the sprnlln1
Noronaoro crater of Nr'lel, this
film studies wildlife there. a... ti .. (30) .. QI (I) PllDlll:n •• ........
(C) (60) Andy Grtfflttl b .._
cl.I autst 1locl1 with youn1 llnJ·
ln1 dbcMry Ju lie Budd on the
pramltrt show of the Jim N1bon
Hour, starrtn1 Jim N•bof1. Frank
Sutton, RoMlt Schell and Karen
Morrow. A f'llUl•r wttkty future
of tht show Is 1 seament entitled
''Tht Brothers-In-Law," 1 sbtch In
which N1bon portrays Loomis F111tz,
who •Ill. remind vlewe11 more than
a little of Gomer Pyle. Sutton plays
the brother-in-law, Harry Craddock,
and Miu Mo1TOW his lon1-sufftrln1 wife, Blanche, who Is kept busy
tryinr to keep puce In the family.
The ttinie of them own 1 bo1rdln1
house with Schell IS one of th•
rerular (and somewhat drunken)
boarders. Di ... .., C30) fJ CD@ Dal Clrt (C) (30)
"Miss : lmprobabla." Conclusion.
Ann. llnawarw that lltr cover IS 1
spy his been blown, Is duped Into
photorr1phln1 rejecb. She Is then
asked to act IS a counterspy for
Al Taylor. Lou Jacobi and Avery
Schrwlber ruat
I QllM tw 1 Dq (C) (30)
Saa*• n..trt (60)
NET ~ (90) "Dublin
One." The AbbtJ players ptrlorm
In thes. James Joyce storiu from
"Dubliners" adapted by Irish play.
wri1ht Hup Leonard. Childhood Is
represented In "An Encounter"·
adoleac:ence by "Two Gallants":
meturity by "Counterparts"· and
public life by both "Ivy Day 'in the
Committee Room" and "Grace." OJ ftlldlM! (C) (30)
l:JO D lalq (C) (90) Mickey Davies
ind Tom Harmon art rinplde at
the Olympic Auditorium. 0 ~ m EE lwltdMd (C\ (30)
"Samant\l'sYoo-Hoo Mald.ri' Sam,
who Is upectinc her tea>nd child,
receives unexpected help from En·
dol'I who sends her a maid an
old witch friend who Is loslni her
powers. As a result, Sim and
Darrin have a shy maid who dis-
appears when they spuk to her.
Alice Ghostley beains her appear·
ance n a ,...ular member of the
cast in the role of Esmeralda.
I Dn1d frMI (C) (90)
TM II& Veller (C) (30) "-llnl (C) (2 hr)
9:00 Ql(J)NEW SEASON CIS ,,..,, llorie: (C) "The Cun of
Nn1f'Olll" Part I (adventure) '61-
GrtlOIY Pecll, D1vfd Nrnn, Anthony
Quinn, Stanley Baker, Anthony
Quayle, IT9ne Papas, Gia Sella,
James Darren. Rim hued on Ali-
stair Maclun's best-seflln1 novel
of an Allied commando team's
Wcwid War II raid on 1 German·
held ltland In the Aepan Ste dur·
lnr a stDfm that wrecked thtfr frail
fbtlln1 veael.
(Continued)
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Singing star Tom Jona swings into his /int full season eu
hcnt of A BCs This Is Tom l otus, Thursdays at 9 PM. The
hour-long color program f eaturts many of the ben-Jcnown
names in show bu.sine.rs joining Tom in music and enttrtain-
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THURSDAY (Continued) Mf stirs. Fred Ast.lira Is '9td1r
D @@m NEW SlASOll T• aunt In several episodes as Al's lOMi (C) (60) Sammy DIYls Jr., father. Guests •re Delia Bocardo,
Jo Anne Worley join host Tom Jones John Russell and Severin Dirden.
In tht ieason opener of his show. I Dena! (C) (60) Sammy ind Jo Anne Join Tom In Perry ...... (60)
comedy sketchu and musical num-bwtllde IMtld1p (60)
bers. The openina production num· · Soands .t Sl•11« (C) (2 hr)
bet features Tom in "love Me To-(R)
nidtt." The concert spot features 10:30 a> U. Critl n la Oblcarided (30)
Tom In "Delilah," "Danny Boy'' 11:001 II 0 Q) @m mm """<C) ind "land of a Thousand Dances." AHl'ld Mdlcioc*
This show was taped in Hollywood. • 11£TUlll •n ea.. .r Ult fl) Hone Optra (60) ttt (C) Highllahts of the week's
t-.30 D 9 00 m Dtainet (C) (30) most important 11me.
"Homtdde-lhe Student" Friday m lllddett'a Calllfy (C) Guests ere
end Gannon di9CO'ltr their suspect Jackie Vernon, Gem Granger and
In • double sl1)'1n1 is an erdent Richard Loni. Word Pot1raib ere
reader of stories •bout stT'lnp of Rod Steipr and WIJM Welch.
•tt:itudes towerd duth. The cast ll:lOI U Men Criff111 (C) Includes Virrfnia Greg as the aunt; • Ci) m Tetdlllt S... (C)
Kevin Coughlin es Jeff; Pew Web-• .,_.,. TIIJ Nl!Pber9
ber as the librarian: Jill Binner Is (oomed)') '40-Jack Benny, Fred
Jeff's airtfriend; and Emily Banks Al.len. M~ Martin.
as tti. Enalish teacher. 0 @c.va» MeJ ...., (C)
I,._. (C) (30) Ted Meyers. Slnaer Dour Kershaw f\HISU.
He Said, 5'tt Said (C) (30) 0 Movie: "'TM llbt 11111 Siity"
W.......,n hi Rwiw (C) (30) {drema) '48 -William Benoix.
letiJO 9 Cl) m Dua Martin (C) Claire Tmor.
Guests ar9 David Janssen, Elke m Mowte: "1.ucQ stlfl"' (mystety)
Sommer, Ctiar1es Nelton Reilly end '49--0orothy Lamour, Brien Don·
Don Rice 111. levy.
I m ..._ <C> <60> 12:30 I c1111er @m Q) NEW SEASON It 1:00 ..... "'Hired Wife" (comedy)
abs • TMlf (C) (60) "Saturday ' o-Rosalind Russell. Brien Aherne.
Nl&ht In Venice." Mundy receives IO Ntw1 (C) the shock of his life when Lia. c.-.nttr l•li.thl kanl (C)
his beautiful companion. tells him Action n.utre: "Down Missouri
she has poisoned his drink and he W1y.''
has just 48 hours in which to r• 1:30 m All-Niltlt st..: "The Life and
tum the memory core of the Rus-Outh of Rudolph V1lentino." "To-
sian computer code machine in nleht We Reid Calais," and "Mii·
trade for the antidote. Robert Waa· lions Like Us."
Ani* in Venice
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CHANNEL LISTINGS
lnfonnatlon for thn• I~ la furnished by th• tel.vision station.. TV WEEK I• not rnponslbl• for est-minute ch•n«n In procram llstlno.
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D KNBC (NBC) Los Angeles • KTLA (Ind.) Los Angeles u KABC (ABC) Los Angeles
fJ KHJ (Ind.) Los Angeles m KTTV (Ind.) Los Angeles m KCOP (Ind.) Los Angeles
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G> KMEX (Ind.) Los Angeles m KMIR (NBC) Palm Springs m KPLM (ABC) Palm Springs
rn KLYD (ABC) cable Bakersfield ' (I) KERO (NBC) table Bakersfield
Cl) KBAK (CBS) table Bakersfield
~ KLYD (ABC) Bakersfield
@ KERO (NBC) Bakersfield
9 KBAK (CBS) Bakersfield
A star (*) preceding a log listing Indicates it is a paid adver·
tlsement. Channels 22, 28 and 34 are UHF In Los Angeles. with
28 being the educational (ETV) station. Channels 17, 23, and 29
are UHF In Bakersfield.
· SIGN ONS CT£ST rATTERNS) ct.nne1 2'-6:48 AM Sunday, e:~ AM Monday th~ Friday, 7:18 AM
Saturday.
QwnMI 4-7:00 AM Sund•Y· 6:00 AM Monday throu-'1 Friday, 7:00 AM Saturday.
Clwnnef 7-P--r"""ocr .... •mmln& starta .t 1:30 on Sunday, 7:00 AM Monday throucf\ fnct.y and 7:30 AM on Saturday.
Thia maculM la =~ ..-i.1 f« thla n....-per by TV WUJC. a dMalon of.....,. ..ii UtfMlll_.. C... Inc., eclltorial and produc-
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FRIDAY
SEPrDIBER 21
Formomm1andafternoon
Ustlnp, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the d•y's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the rfcht to
chanp proerammlnc with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
t:OO D "hi U.. ....,.,. (drama)
'56--Jodl M1hoMy, Lelah Snowden.
D tc> "'n. S"'1 tf Wiii ....... (drama) '52 -Jane Wyman, Wiii Aoaera Jt.
t'.30 U lllJa Ille ..,. ....,..,_ (mu·
llclf) '41 -Don Amec:he, Mary
M11rtln. m .,. llllllllftc:Ht .... ,......
(drama) '42-Jose9fl Cotten, Anne
Baxter.
U.110 • .,,........ ...... (rnyitery)
'Il~ae Rift. Nancy Carroll.
2:GOaJ"'n. .,,...._ DlcW' (dra·
,,, .. , '43 -John Loder, Eleanor
Pert•.
J:GO a <C> ...,.. 1..11t 1ta1111 ., ltd"
(drama) '55 -Humphrey Boprt,
Gene Tlemey.
4:l0 IJ .,._ • Ill .......-(ro·
m•11C9) '50--frtd MecMumy, Irene
Dunne.
I .. r ", •• (,
l:OO 11 n. Iii ,.... (C) <60> Jeny
Dunphy.
I m ... ....,....._ <t> (30)
Sllwt MM sa.. (C) (90) The
Dllllrds. Rip Taylor, and Howlrd
Storm ruest. D sa O'Clect 111ew1t: <C> -r11
MCI S,.patllJ" P11t II (drama) '52
-Otborlh Kerr. John Kerr. G I sn (C) (60) "There Wu •
Little Girt" Assianed to ruard the
teen11e daupter of a U.S. Cabinet
member, Kelly Robinson and Ala·
ander Scott dllCOVer that "baby·
sittin(' can be a very haurdous
operation. M•rJ Jane Saunders
ruests. m ,.,_ "-<C> <30) OJ Star Trtl (C) (60) William
Shatner, Leonanl Nlrnoy.
@(1) M .. °"Ila (C) (90)
fll) Wilt's ~ (30) A 12-yur-old
city boy tmeb throup the Grtat
Swamp In New Jersey with e rulde
from tht nltion1I wlkUlfe muae.
I Ci) CIS lllen (C) (30) n..,. ......... (30)
1i1n1 (C) (60) Jack Hickey. 6:301 IJllC ....... tice (C) (60) Strn .. hrldlle (C) (30)
Office ., tile P'rllid .. t (C) {30)
(]) Hutltf-lrldleJ (C) (30)
: ..... lut (C) (30) "The Pur·
suit of Happiness." (R)
l (J)tlle M_.,. (C) (30)
Notlciefo l4 (C) (60)
..... (C) (30)
7:00 1J CIS Entllq 111en (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
Televisiofts largest
funniest family moves ~as
The Brady Bunch
ePremiere8.'()0pm@
fJW1 Brunet
tDTo Geny
ll)la
N1rz t I~ "Mone
r1n1 Ji
IC:
(30)
-~ 7:30 BGI
(30) " free P
has be
111ss
IS I I
tell• t
baby!
mien•
ber of
sical
Rose l
the cai
rtess
Don ~
Plitt. om "Time
Manorn
his ch
turns 1
visit, 1
Their
b1ndit1
embusl
e WOUI
of CM1
l)St•
NBC
work's 1
mlelet91d
aod de
"It :
~
v
he 89lce
Firs
subject!
topics a
progran
there al
over the
Wbe
min.uCes
matter.
''It·~
6 Wht'I My lllte? (C) (30) Willy
BNner hosts. lD Tt T.U tilt Tr.a (C) (30)
G1rry Moore hosts..
I!) ... t tilt Cltcl (C) (30) J1dc
N ll'l hosts.
fl) C.•Mdlty/Sttct RIPtrt O 00 ao•1 SJiowcue (C) (90)
"Money, Women end ~uns," stir·
rtna JICk Mahoney.
fDAMral (30)
9(1)Trwtll ., Colmqt•cet (C)
(30)
I AMtrica! (C) (30)
T111t Girt (C) (30)
':30 9 Cl) DOUT &et Surt (C)
(30) Maxwell Smart Is uslined to
fret ProflSSOf Miio Pheasant, who has been Imprisoned by MOS In 1
al•ss booth, but blows his ccwtr
as 1 secret 11tnt when Aitnt 99
tells him she's eolnr to hlYt •
baby! Determined to complete the
asslrnment, Sm1rt 1ssumei 1 num-
ber of dlsiulses to become the mu·
slcal 1ccomp1nist of opere stir
Rose Laeosta, who ls brou&M Into
the case because she can shetter
llass when hlttin1 hiefl C. Cest:
Don Ad1ms, Barbare feldon. Ed
Plett o m "'o a.,.rra1 <C> <60> "Time To l..lluefl, Time To Cry."
M1nollto fells in love 11eln with
his childhood swettheert who re·
turns to the Montoya ranch for 1
visit, and he proposes mlf"rlqe.
Their plans are disrupted when
bandits kidn1p the lady durinr 1n
1mbu.sh, necessitltin1 a search by
1 wounded M1nollto and the men
of Chep1rnl. Donna 81CC1l1 auests. O Stu•p Ille Stars (C) (30)
o @mmurs 11• • .,...
(C) (30)Monty Hill hosts.
D llllllM s 11tw1e: """ MllMl-....,.... (drema) '63 -Dirt Bo·
1ard1, Miry Ure. m Tnrtlt or C.qeq11tacet (C) (30)
Four contestants draw slips labeled
"h11f" end "double" from a (lass
bowl. Eich hes • chance of In·
enasinr the cash II wffldtnt
"doubl1-th1-11nount" &lips 111 With·
drewn. m ... d ,., ... Defeue (C) (60)
Carl Betz, Stephen Youn1 star.
fl) Tedtnlul C.nier (30) m Doal11e11tary (C) (60) "Amerl·
CID Sa~P1r1dbe t.ostr• A rt·
port on the We.stemltatlon of the
trople1I paradise. Im Qtdle el Rtto (30)
1:00 fJ Qt Cl) NlW SWOR Tiie CMd
cu,. (C) (30) Rufus and Bert set
out to move their dint< to • new
btachfront location but It turns out
to be a touefler project than they
planned. Bob Denver, Hef1> Edel·
min and Joyce Van Patten stir. 0 Jtc* .... _,, (30)
fJ @ CJ) rn PIDllEI£ 1'e Ira·
dy luJ (C) (30) "The Honey-
moon." The weddlnr day festivities
for Mike Brady 1nd his bride-to-be
Carol eo smoothly except for the
family pets, • cat ind a do1. After
the chaos they caua, Mike and
Carol start their manil1e dlsclptin·
tnr his three boys ind her thrw
1ir1s before leavinr on their honey·
moon. Cast: Robert Reed u wld·
ower Mike Brady; Florence Hendlt'·
$Ofl es Cuol; and Ann B. Davis as
(Continued)
· Allen Rich
NBC News WlftilC>CXdent'Sender Vanocur. host ~ the net-
W<ft's m.cnhly .twc:>GJur TV magazine, F"rrst Tueadiay. bas some
iDCen'9Cing views on Che produoum d bis !IMJW end on TV news
and Che ~ mdence ln gene.ni.
''It ts haJd Co hdd the 8ltt!ntioo ~ the pubtlc these days <n a
featw9.news arieot.ed series ~ as F1TSt Tuesde.y, er tor mat
he asked.
matter, on any news or similar~·
It 6s pa.rtioulariy g:ratify6ng to us that we
have managed m do so well in the rat-
ings," he said on our rec:iett intervtew
dwing his twt><ta.y visit to the West
~ (The show readtes about 22 mil-
Uon pel' program.)
Sandy poiuced out logiadly that af.
most everyone in America bas seen mera
on me moon. has watched e. President's
~ stu to deaeh rigbt before chei1."
eyes on .teJevisim, sees a war brought
to the living room nigbtty.
''So what can yoo do for an enoore?' ·
FlrBt and most Important, explained vanocur, is the choice of
subjects .that wltll be seen on '!he show. Petflaps eight d.iffe:re!Jt
topics are dealt with during each ot the twO hour First Tuesday
programs. lnvdved in the proce,,s are 10 production teams and
there a.re also oootrlbutlons from NBC News correspondents all
over the world.
When die 8'Dries readl the aJr they may run aa long as 30
mtnim., or as briefty as two minuce&. depending on die SJbjeot
matter.
"It's reeUy not the length ot the storlet, but bow diey are
ePremiere8:30pm<?J
presented once dley have betn aeltded. BllCkgrounds and loca-
dans we very lmportaaL We never have ~ sitting In a liv-
ing roca being lntervlewed if we can help lt.
"Viewers are aimply surleked wi1h news. so we always try to
pre9e11t everyithfng in a visual way 90 it will carty the story Wlldl a
minimum of Dll.ITatloo. A canllnal rule ls Zhat the DlllTainr's voice
must never become intrusive.
"A number of .people have described our I.Be ol ftlmi as avant
garde, and that's lhe way we like dt. Also we try ito keep away
from the normal political-type 91nry and deal with interesting and
unique real happenings in What is fast beroming an unreal world,"
concluded Vanocur.
During San<!y's long career 41s an NBC correspondent it has
been h.ls fate to~ two tragedies ttiat stUI IQnger as nightmares
ln bis memory.
These were the usaatnatton ot bU do8e trlmd Senat.cw
Robert F. K~ lad the Our Lady Of the Anpls grammar
llcllool ftre ln C1llcago. wtiich kiUed .., cbUdrm.
How objectlive oan a televbion reporter be at times like
those?
"lit is ·a rule ol the prof Ell!ISlkJn dJe.t you are supposed a> be
detached and view events impersonally, .. began Vanocur. "But ln
ltlese two Instances I am afraid J gave penanallzed ralher than
llU:nply fa.otuel reports. R.epo1tq. and remember I was tfgtJt at
the scene, on SenMor Kennedy's killing, I said what wu In my
heart and on my mind. We received a vast amount of mail alter
the telecast It was 100 to 1 to favor of the fact dW I bed
personalized tbe tragic news.
"Alter ttie Chicago tire Jn which the 93 children dled I wa.tked
Into the mOl'lgUe. An aftk:W, viewing a iittJe girl's body, ad
tonele9sly to an akle, 'Age about eeven ... gold bracelet on left
arm .. .'
"11lere WU a kit more. I oouJd bardly limo. Wbm I 1:D1
bome, a.ltt.a,alb It wa late at na,tc, I ftllUld to wake my )lOllDI
... IDd bold blm • • • I ... 10 all.cl J• GIU he ,._ aftve."
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. SEPTt'..MBl!:R 20, 1'69
FRIDAY (Continued) Robert Brown. Omd Soul, Bobby
the housebeper, Alice. Al90 fu· Shennan, Brld1et Hinley, M1rk
tured ire Maureen Mc::Comrick, £ye Lenud. Henry Beckman 1nd Joan
Plumb ind Susan Olsen IS Carol's Blondell star. Plttl Cohoon 1nd
d1uitrters; Barry Willl1ms, Chrts-Eric Chae portr1y Candy's sister
topher Kni&ht 1nd Mike l.ookinland Molly and brother Chriatopher.
as Mike's sons; J. Pit O'M1lley, Others in the cast ire William
Joan Tompkins, James Millhollin ind Schallert, Stoey Mitchlll 1nd Hoke
Dabs Greer. Howell. m QIMfft for a Oaf (C) (30) Dick fl) Hone Oper1 (60)
Curtis hosts. Erl) Dnld Sn:sklncl (C) (2 hr) "Is
fl) Saa*1ltll Thatre (60) the Pepsi Gentr1lion Goin& to PotT' f!> l.Jadll (C) (30) Nine suburban hl&h school students
l!JO II QI (I) 11£W SEASON Hepn's talk about drup, sexual pennis·
...,... (C) (30) Colonel Klink it· slveness. standards of morality, the
tempts to put on display his prize wu and the draft.
POW catch -an American 1ctor fl) N•M Cit. MllSkal (30) named Byron Buckl~nd to use his l1lents In makln1 propapnda 9-.30 fJ Ntw1 (C) (30) T~ M9ers.
films for the Germans. Bob Crane, Q) He Said, Slit s.il {tf' (30) Joe
W,em« Klemperer, John Binn«. Gara&iola hosts.
Ian Dilon, Robert Clary, Richard II) Pudora• (30)
Dawson and Llny Hovis ster. Alan 10:00 D @ @ m lracbll'• World (C)
Oppenheimer auests. (60) "P1.nlc." Oline Warina is D 9 00 m ..... of dill ca.. blamed for I Boy Scout's critical
(C) (90) "A H1rd C1Se of the Injury, actu1lly caused by her movie
Blues." Din F1mlrs lnves1i1at.1on competitor RIChef Holt while she
Into corruption in the muslc busi· was horsebadl ridinr. Llr1ln1 Ste·
ness leads him Into the wild and phens and Karen Jensen are fea ·
explosive wdrid of folk·rock. Robert lured. Edward G. Robinson ruests
stack stirs. Guests ire Keenan in a cameo role.
Wynn, Sal Mineo, Sharon Farrell, 1J m NIWI (C) (60)
Michael Ande11011 Jr., Nonn1n Fell O li<il ~-...ru1r-.., 1. ,_ ind Russ T1mblyn. \ill uu....u .-.. u. u.~ •••,. D••nte Pl'IMlltl Tll• Ltttnon s;s.. O AatllS die S.W.. Sus (C) (30) tan (C) (60) Noel Harrison, Jim· 0 @CJ)&) PREMIERE Mr. Deeds my Dean and Jack Benny ruest on
C... t. "Tewn (C) (30) lon(fellow the first hour or this new variety Deeds, editor and publisher of the show.
M1ndr1ke Fells newsp1per, learns fJ Della' (C) (60) um he has Inherited I multi·mil· •
Uon·doll1r conf1omer1te from his ID hfJJ Muon (60)
lite unde and must move to New fB Rawltlde RCM1ndop (60)
York City. He Is suddenly faced @I) MIS Alla di la Mun (C) (30)
with p~lems of blr business ind 10:30 @I) Un Qrtte 111 la Oblc:urldad (30) the re1h11tlon that hlvln1 money maka • difference In his relltion-11:00 a D 0 mm mm""" (C)
ship with people, a 18S10n he lums 8 AlfNd Hltdtcilcl
from 1 lovely but schemlnr 1111 fJ JMa llk«IJ (C) USC football
named Kite. Cast: Monte Markham coach McKay analyzes the weekend
as lonrteflow Deeds: Pat H1rrln(ton b1ttle between the Trojans and the
IS Tony Llwrence; Herb Voland u University of Nebr1ska Comhusktrs.
Mlsterson; . ind Ivor B1rry u m Ladden'• Q1lllfy (C) Nancy
G80ffl. Louise Sorel ruests u Kate. Ames. Stoey Mitchlll, and Georee m David fmt (C) (90) M1h1ris auest. Word Portraits ire ~ Tll• Ila y1n., (C) (60) Bar· ~'urt~n~beth Taylor and Rich1rd
... ra St1nwydl starl. (ii) Cil @ @ 9 Ci) Nin (C) m Cuall ..... am (30) Pablo U ·30 I tB Ci) MtfY Crlffll (C) Casals ind John Grahlm, 1 Berke-• , @ Ci) fn TufOt 511w (C)
ley f1culty member, dbcuss the Mewte: (t) "T1lt lllplfiaat
mNninr of Bach's music. Graham llstader (dr1ma) '55 _ Anthony performs Bldl's "Sonlt1 No. 3 In Q I •
• G Minor for V"IOla di G1mb1.'' Bu n@ ~mn ~Hi':...., <C> m NocMs T111atiu (30) • Mowil: N....... If 1"'1" (•d·
t:OO llQl(I) NEW SEASON CIS venture) '57-J<lrk Dourt11. Rllph
f.W., ....,..: CC> "T1lt ens If Meeker .
.....,...,. Part 11 (dr1m ... dvtn· ID Mwil: (C) "SaNlda Heel Said·
ture) '61 -Grerory Peck. David da-Hlfl" (musical) '4&-June H1ver,
Niven, Anthony Quinn, Stlnley Bak· Lon McAllister.
er, Anthony Quayle, Irene P1p11, QI (I) WMbnd SMw
Gia Scll1. 12!30 m CHler
II....,.,., Aft9r Dlft (C) (60) 1:0011 Movw. (C) "Jlvnf" (1dven·
Sue Riney, Roy Hastinp. Jam" tur.) 'S4-ftm1ndo Limas. Brian
Cotton Blues Bind, Buddy Rich, Keith, Rhonda F11mln1.
Pit Mc:Corn\ick ind Joe Willl1ms I 0 News. (C) ruest. C.••nltJ llllletttl loafd (C)
D (J})(J)@N£W SEASON 1tert ~n Tlllltrl: "Tum of the
Cille die l'*t (C) (60) "A Fu Ticle. C1J from Yesttnlly." Tht people 1:15 0 llewit: ._ Me. ltfefe I
of S..W. am Pl'IPlriDt to cele· Ii" (drtma) '61-claude D1uphin,
bf'ltl the br1da' fl'1t yar Ind the Diani Ciiento.
Bolts' wtnnlna their bet with Alron 2:00 m All.ftl(tlt S11Rr: "The Hippiest
Stempel Cllncers ship brlnp not Dip of Your life," "New Ortuns
only JmmJ'• rin1 for Candy but Nttr Du\" ind "lady Godiv•
llJC> her youn1er brother 1nd sister. Rides A(1ln."
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 21
9:00 O @ (}) ''Our Man flint." ABC starts its regular movie sea·
son off with a satire on the super-spies-a 1966 film produced
by Saul David and directed by Daniel Mann from the screenplay
by Hal Flmberg and Ben Starr. James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb,
Giia Golan, Edward Mulhare, Gianna Serra, Sigrid Valdls and
Shelby Grant star. Cobom is Flint. a karate champion, brain
surgeon, swordsman and nuclear physicist. He is called upon
to stop an ef'lemy attempt to control the wor1d by controlling
Its weather.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22
9:00 O @ (})''Wild In the Country." This 1961 20th Century-Fox
release stars Elvis Presley, Hope Lange, Tuesday Weld, Millie
Perkins, Gary Lockwood and John Ireland. A woman psychia·
trlst attempts to rehabilitate a country boy in trouble into the
gifted writer he is capable of becoming.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23
8:30 O CiZJ (})"Seven In Darkness." ABC's "Movie of the Week"
series starts off with an intriguing drama about a group of
blind people who are victims of a seemingly inescapable plane
crash. The survivors are Sam Fuller, a selfish, aggressive in-
surance man (Milton Ber1e); Mark Larsen, a hero blinded in
the Vietnam War (Sean Garrison); Emily Garth, pleasant.
middle-aged (Dina Merrill); Larry Wise, a lonely widower (Arthur
O'Connell}; Ramon and Christine Rohas, who are expecting
their first child (.,.lejandro Rey and Elizabeth Walker); Deborah
Cabot. a talented singer bUt utter1y dependent on her father
who was killed in the crash (Lesley Ann Warren); and Alex
Swain, psychotic leader of the group (Barry Nelson). The
movie was filmed at Paramount Studios.
9:00 D ta @ 'rrobNk." Rock Hudson and George Peppard star in
the Wor1d War fl action-drama. Nigel Green and Guy Stockwell
co-star in the 1966 Universal release. Hudson portrays a British
officer who Is rescued from the Vichy French by a group of
Gennan-bom Jews who are working with th~ Allies. The of-
ficer is asked to lead a handful of Allied soldiers into Tobruk
to blow up German fuel supply bunkers.
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
9:00 0 @ (]) "Guide for the Married Man." Walter Matthau, Rob-
ert Morse, Inger Stevens and Sue Ane Langdon star tn this
1967 ''adults only" flick about a philanderer who teaches a
reluctant husband the art of deception, of Infidelity, based
on the idea that a married man should have considerable "out·
side" activity to keep his wife happy.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 •nd 26
9:00 11 9 Cl) "The Guns of Nuvarone." Acclaimed by critics
around the world as one of the greatest high adventure films
ever produced. this fllm stars Gregory Peck, David Niven and
Anthony Quinn. Stanley Baker, Anthony Quayle, Irene Papas.
Gia Scala and James Darren co-star in the film based on
Alistair Maclean's best-selling novel of an Allied commando
team's World War II ratd on a German-held island in the Aegean
Sea dunng a storm that wrecks their trail fishing vessel.
Dmitri Tlomkln composed and conducted the music for the
1961 Columbia Pictures release.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27
9:00 D @ (j) "Shenandoah." James Stewart stars as a man who
tries to lead his large family through a normal life in the
midst of the Civil War. Doug McClure, Glenn Corbett, Patrick
Wayne, Rosemary Forsyth and Katharine Ross co-star in the
1965 Universal release. One day, the youngest son of the
family finds and wears a Rebel cap. A roving band of Union
soldiers then take him prisoner, thinking he is a rebel. His
family sets out to find him.
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(western) '65-«en Clart, Yvonne IJ "HOME & RECREATION saw. Wllp (C)
'B1~ 'rl .._.... (C) * CLUB" with Jack Rourke ':em D MllM: (C) "1lle "1 .. Ed
.. _..J IJ ..................... (C) frat" (ld·fl) ·~1na AMtra.
C.,.._ ' M'*' dll ltlcmf. P1nellsts lftSWtt questions on home, I w .... ,,.. (C)
6:30 C.•fE l'teftle t:JO n 8 (I) Dlltlrdly • Mlltlllr flt travel 1nd recmtion. Jtck Rour11e M• f,.. UNCU (C)
7:00 • I 6 m Hedlle ' JeQle (C) • .. n,til MadtlMI (C) hosts a panel of people on the MdWe'• ...., al C..,. (C) 11~ ...... _ (C) weekly thow to discuss varlo • McllMI * die C:...... r . ....._ (C) • ...,.._ topb of the daJ, F..-.
felll lie cat (C) . Hint, ..,. (C) I &1.......a ~ (C} 4:301....... ~ UlaertJ ....... 7:25 SIWt U1 Tllil D., (C) · ,.. Tun F•••• Jot Fosi hosts.
7:30 .._.., s...tlr (C) "Conver-C..... 1 Swtt:ura 12·•1tll())WlcQ .._ (C) Tiii iii..,.
sations l.n Black." lO:OO QI ll_ Tiii hrita of ,_..,. • lliwi: "T.,.U. " (western) '53 . ...._. Op-. ..._: 'Wade In
M@ CI>G> S.U, die Bear CC) ! (iSm Sb H..a (C) -Wllllam Elliott. PhJlll• Coates. . Japan." M1kh11 iii IMst of llatwltJ (t) -tall lln m.lftt' m MeN: "'Clallllla" (drama) '43-m ltHCt
lel9 die a... (C) • wat.m). •55 _ Randolph Scott. Dorothy McGulre, Robert Youns. 5:C»I~ C...,. sa.. ('C) •:m 11 aW !:: Jltlea <t> ..... "'llrrtaM" <•dventurt> 1 :00 I a()) Sliplnll9 (C) If• Aa•a•lc (C) D 9 6 ~ Heft C... Tllt '39-Alk:e flJI, W1rner Baxter. • Mllwlt: (C) .,..... die DmUT 1MI w..t Ill Pre Feet·
Ara•p Teny, Prfnceu Dawn and ! La Ylctlaat (adventure) '61-StM Reevea. bell (C) An hour-Iona presentation
their do&. Blp, encounter some 10-.JO _8 ()) ~ WW. AN I Nlllc SlcYlcia (C) of outstandln1 p(ays and film of
stranae birds and an unusual artist Mf (C) Ila Alla • II ...... (C) tht key actk>ns In NA. and Aft
who try to aid their tlClpe. !900~ ... (C) l:JOllt1t(l)JtmJ. q.-(C) pmes of last weebnd. R ~CI> a> CaltaMOp Cati (C) MMt: Ill ... Dirt" m......., (C) D ~ CI>ED AIC'a ......... ., m Ii IMI (C) ldvtnturt) '35-Cary Grant 2.-GO II_. t. ...... (C) ft*tl (C) Jim Md(IJ. TtfttltM llllbJ (C) fJ l17' Cil EB .... (C) D ~ Dleble FatM: "AA tchedul~ Jimmy EJh. WBA HelvJ-1:30IJ9 (I) lqs lu11111/R9M Rn-m~ ............ tB Meb" most Bride" lld "Sea Devils.." • welaht Champion, defends lib title
ner How (C) (COmedy) '52-Alec Gulnnea, Stan· IJ ..:. . ....;... die llH Neri-aaalnst Henry Cooper from London. I fa Ci) m PIM hntllef (C) It¥ Holloway. 'IMI' ( ctVentu ) ,42 n.._,_ La Daltwi (C) c..,. Profile 11:00 II tBJ ~ Ardlle ... (C) a ,. • ..........,. ...... 7 • ..... (C) llft: '"Site at HeM"' (dra-8@ @D ....... u.,. ._. mour, Rlchlrd Dennin&. ,_ s-
ma) '62 -Mickey Mantle, Rot W _m eama to be anno41need. fD RMMlr ...... (C) Ftltbol Seccer
Maris. D (17J (f)Q)f..._. Y9fll9 (C) %-.JOI C.aalltlla • llacl (C) 5:30 blpli St.-, (C) (R) ID Roc:bt Rebl• HM4 (C) ll:lO D 07) Cf) &>NCAA F..... (C) • tame Cry INIC ........ (C)
t:OO a 9 00 ED H. R. "'1IUblf (C) Wasfllnaton if Mlchlaan. QllW Tdlellt ,....
"Show Biz Witch." Jimmy and the B MMt: (C) .,,.....,. (westem) S:OO II hdflc SMtft9lt 0,. T••ll S ..... a ,.., (C)
Mayor plan a fond·rtlsl111 vart '!0--G•ry Cooper, Ruth Roman. Qa11f11...... (C) llr. IM 111'1. Neta
show, but Wltchlepoo plans to m MGllt: "'Siied ... T ....... (mys. D lm Cl)Ul AmftcM ....... ; ,_ ....... Wd (R)
ubotaae t.h1 event t.ry) '48 -June Vincent (C) Dkll Clar11 hosts. • ~· UIA (C)
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