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SATURDAY, OCTOBER-.-18~ 1~69
VOL. U, 1110. JH, I SECTIO,..S, 1• 1".AGlS
Narco Raid Death
Found 'Criminal'
LOS ANGELJ::S j AP \ -The death or
a young father by stray pol ice rifle !!Te
<luring a chaotic narcotics raid Y.'as ··oc·
~·asioned by criminal rncans," a coron·
er'!' Jury ha., ruled.
T),it p.il~ ;'.riday falkl~·oo 1'.l'O' hout-;
<1{ delfurrarriP · . .:if_ltf . s\x .~ays:·or JcStl·
inony by about Ju \vllne,,scs.
llC)l\"ard IL Dyer , 22, ~landing in the
1111Jdll' 11! a roon1 cradllng his inlant son.
\1;is J.;.illcd lnsta111!v Oct. J by a shot fired
frorh the apart1nC nt abo\C. Thr bullet
1rcnl through the ceiling and struck Oye r
in the tiead .
lie dr opped 22-month-old l'ren1:1s as ht
T'vo County Men
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Die in Separate
Road Accidents
Tv.•o Ora nge County mtn. one of 1hen1
l'I pedestrian died Friday n1.;;:h1 in sep-
arate traffic accidents.
Clement G. Feeney, 62. of Sant a Ana,
died behind the \Vhttl of his sma\J fore·
ign car as he tried to make a U-turn in
rush hour traffic at an Orang! inter·
section.
Officers s<iid Feency's car 11 as h11 by
another ;n1lo a~ "he \\·as halt 11·ay through
Iris maneuver His 1vifc, a passenger 111
the car. \1as treated at hospital for minol'
lniuries and released. ~l ichnrl N. Har.veil. 19. or Buena l'arl-,
'1'3~ killed as he w:ilkerl \rl!h his flance
on Gilbert Street in Fullerton. orncers said Har"A•ell was walking in
U1e roadway "A'hen he was struck tty a
car and died of severt injuries en routt
to hospttal. His girl· lriend was un~urt ..
No chitrgu "A'ere--filed by police 1n
either incident .
193,661 \'oluulccr
For Ariny iu Year
WASHINGTON fU PI) -The Anny got
19:i.fi64 volunteers during the year end·
ir.g July 1. the second highest total since
\\'orld War II , according to Army Sec-
retary Stanley 'R. Re.sor.
Thfy l'DilH)e up 44 percent of all r~
( rulti and tncluded 5,000 WACS, Re30r
said f'ridly.
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crumbled to the floor. The infan1 sur-
frred mino r cuts.
The district atornry·s of!iee nov• 11 ill
1!etermine "A'helhcr police Sgt. Fran\; I·'..
S•\·ecncy. 39. 1rho fired the f<i:t.a! shot. will
be prMttuttd, safd; qeptrty -prst. Alty.
Ralph }Aayef-, ~·lio preSti-tted ·1nc rase m
the grand Jllry.· He·d1d not ::oar ll'hatJth.:
th:irge might be.
The jury·s 1·otc 1ras 4-3 antf came a~trr
Sweene\', final "A Hnc ss ,1t the hrarinlo].
ack.nO\\·ledgcd that . he had spenl 2' !
hours 111 a bar prior 10 the raid. The, 01-
ricer ~aid he drank lhrr.e beers and part or ·.a lourth .
Sweeney was wilh six olhrr off1ct'r.~
.wl~o had 1nista kenly cr.<ished in10 IJyrr's
mottier-in-law's apart n1enl. Arin ed 11·11h
search "·arrants, thry 1\•err. maJ;lnµ. :i
pred;i"A'n raid for n1:irijuana t111d had
burst into 1he "'rong: apart1ncnl.
Over. "'ho !ive<l upstairs 1n the .~;unc
building, heard her .~crra1ns from belo111
and ran do"·nstairs to her a pa rl1nent
Agents the n went u1)st:iirs to !hr aµHr l-
men t listed on !heir wa'rrant, while Oyer
Temained "A'ilh his motl}er-in-!a"·· FranCl'S
J\leehan .
The apartment the agent s raided \1•as
directly abo\'e f\1rs. Meehan's. s .... ·eeney. a Jf>.yea r vettran, said the
shot "A'as fired accidenlally as he v:as
trying to engage the safety mechanlsn1
on his ARla rifle.
Later. off\cE'rs arrested a man 11hn
had no connection "A•llh Dyer for in\·e~
tigation of having dangerous drugs.
TlllllD llVSSIA N
SPACESfllP DOW N
f\10SCO\V (UPl) -Tile Soviets today
safely broughl back lo earth their Soyu:t
8 1pacecraft and its two-mah crew. corn.
pleting \heir biggest week in spal'f. a
period thal saw seven Cosmonauts or-
biting simultancoosly in three ships.
1be Tass news agene~ sat4l ,SOyuz a
tnded It! liv~y'flght· m"tne Karant;Oa
re<:overy arta in Central Asia.' R"-hA'I
its sister !hips, So)'\IZ g and 7 on Thurs-
day and Friday.
The cosmonaut~ \\'Cre reported in sood
condition.
Prior to their return, Tass said Soy111.
I crewmen Col . Vladimir Shatlov and
engineer Alexei Yel!st')'ev te.~led "new,
extremely convenient ways ol naviga·
lion ."
Football Scores
Tustin 26 Loar a 26
Laguna Bea~lt 12 Edison 0
Newpo1·t 17 Mission Viejo 7
Westminster 7 El Modena 6
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OC College Lifts Follow Up
Ban on SDS Pair LOS ANGELES lUPI) -Police hav e
round new evidence \\'htch could lead to
!he solution of the bizarre Sharon Tale
murder caS(', in which five persons \vcre
~lain 111·0 rnon!hs ago.
Dea11's Artio11
Depe11de11t 011
Good Beha vio1·
Two su::.rcndcd Orangc Cna:-.t l i•llr g"
students, leaders of the unrccog111t111I
t:an1pus SOS (_·haptrr, ;icr rr111.~1.11r1I
tocla y.
Barry \\'l'i nbcrg and Ja<'h \';1u.t;h11 h<1\r
been told by Dean of St u1lc111 t\ct11111 r-:
.Jose ph Kroll th;it th('.Jr ..,u~pt·ns1ru1.., lor
1he rc .,L ol the ;;cin<'..,lcr h,1\'t" been l1llc1I
rtrp. ndrnt upon good b• .. •h;111or
l\roll g;J\'e thr 11101 ;i n•\lliCr l'h;n11•r
;1ftcr talking 11 O\·rr 1111h 1hr1n and a1\t'r
lhc .Student Cou11t"1i had \!olt'd 1(1 uppo·r.
lhc sus pensions because of tack ot c·v1n-
rnunit:i!liOn by Dean l\n.111.
Thr Student Co11ncil look Ilic po.~1111111
that Kroll m<1 y ha1·e been p~irtly lf) bla1nc
for ;in incirlcnt last ll't'C'k 1n 1\·hlcli
\Vcinherg and V~1ughn \rird In hnld an
11naulhurizcd ra lly , II 1v;1s lrll Kro l! 11 a:;
~low in co1nn1un1ca ti11g !u lhcn1 \hal
t;C L.-\ Corn1nun1st professnr Ang"J"
1);111s collld not he al1011·L'(l to ~rl(';ih on
e~1n1 p11s ;111d perhaps there w:isn t 11111r 1 ..
find a room for lhC' ~ubSl'ijUently plan11r1I
ra:ly.
Government Bans
Diet s ,vectcne r
Fron1 General Use
\\.,\SH1 NGT0:" 1L:PJ ) -The go1'rrn-
111ent \\•ill b:in (·vclarnalcs. <in art!fit·1<1l .~wectener added. lo niany diet foods and
drinks . .from general use in rood a1ul r~pecially be\crages. i1 was 1earne<I 111-
day.
The low-calorie sweetener Y.'ill still hr
available for people who need thcn1 tur
1nec!\cal reasons.
UE\V Secretary Robert If. Finch i.~
expected to announce the de<'ision toda y
at a scheduled ·i>tds'"ciSnference.
Be\'erages using the art ifi cial ~wrrt
ener 1<i·ould be bnnned fron1 ~tnrr ~heh •~
bv Jl\n. I and 11H other general u~l' Fo •·1~
cOntai ning cyclan1ates v.ou ld be olf 1:1:!
she lf by Feb. I.
Th~ move lo"A·ard a ban began e11rlicr
this week "'·hen the Department or
Health, Education and Welfare v.·a!I RP·
prised or re!lcarch done by a pr1v;Hc
laboratory linking the sweetener \vi tll
cancer. in rats.
Quee11 of Sailors
"If !hrs particulnr picte of C\'lde nre
c::1n be traced, it \rill point us in the d1-
rc::-1ion of the killers," Police Ll. Robcrl
J, llelder said frid:iy .
.. Tllere 11·crr at !east t11·0. f>O~Sibly five
Dr six persons involved ... said Helder.
ll'ho is· in cli<1rge of the 1ea 1n of detec-
tives 11·orking on the case.
The nature of the l'\'idcn ec was nol dis·
closed. hut a~si5LanL polite chief Roh-
er! Huughlon said the infonnation is va l-
ll<iblc and that .. soinerl ay, someho\v, !he
pieces 11·ill fit together."
The bodies of ~li ss Ta te, hai r stylist
.Ja\' Sebring, Polish \vrite r Voitych Frn-
J;oWskv and Steven Parent "A'erc found in-
side aitd on the grounds of the Benedict
Canvon estate leased by the actre5s and
her · husband. Koman Polanski.
Helder and Houghton made thtir coni·
n1e11ts ;il !he end or "A'hal they called Ille
/1rst ph;i~e of tile rnurder investigation.
Drtrr1i1 rs h:t\'t' tlllked \vi th 1nore th;in
400 prr~nn~. so1nr of the1n in forei&n
tcuntr1r~.
Jtcagan Bo111b Scare;
E ld crl v !\Ian He ld
SACR Aill~-:.~TO (UPI) -An un ldc n-
titird elderl y 1nan \1'as under observa-
tio n at the County i11edic:1! Center toda.Y
in connection with a bomb sca re at Gov.
Reogan·s hon1e.
The Sacramento Police Department re-
(:eil'ed 111•0 tel ephone calls r riday \l'hich
Jed th e1n to a fruitless search of the chier
executiv e's home and :i lso to the hon1e
or the tormer mental patient.
Orau:A:Oa•t
Weather
fl1os tly sunny today Satur-
dc:iy and Su nday. Cooler \Vilh
lo'" near 57. l-iigh Sa lurday 72.
Slightly \\•armer Sunday.
INSIDE TOD;\ l'
e Natalie \Vood still 100~·3
'ike a n1ovic queen ill tl1e cover
photo on Lodu11's Fa mily \V~fk
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' ·" ·~ i 'ij)f'"t'!'·-~fe a1fd • nlOt1itr 1r Peer
· ~: ~-:Jppenheimer's cover 31')ry J.
Happy Jan Kawamura, 17, got the Newport }larbo'r Jligh School
crown Friday night at half·time ceremonies in the game bet\veen
l·lf\r bor and ~Vestminster. And the recipi ent of royalty Jcepl her grin
right to the end as Newport bo1nbed the opposition 17-7,
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:over o.11d t111' entirl' 11pcon1i11g
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~necin/., arc i11.~id1• tocla11's TV
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Saturday, Otto~r 18, 196q
Dolly 10-10
Sunday 10-7
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR SUNDAY,
SECOND LECTURER
Bruce B. Haw•y
f T.~sda11 T1vln Bill
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Realto1·s l(icl{ Off
'• l11vestme11t Meet
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A realtor who special11rs in
invest ment propertie s "i!h the
empha.o;is on · lax-lreC'" ~X·
changes \\·iJ! talk 21:bout ex·
changes and financing in !he
lcadoff spol on Tuesday 's Real
Estate Investment Series pro-
gra111 .
in1·rst1nent fl~ld, the lecture '
scric.s offers infonn;i 11on on ..
1n~stmenls ranging fron1 the !'
'"duplex dabbler" to major,
syndicated in~·estlng of funds LEtSURE·TIME SLIPPERS
Charl<'S Ir C a l I i:.; on ,
in real properly. -I S11ndl&fl Oulu 1''exl Tuesday's first lec.1
lurer, Call ison. has opera1ed l . For d1"ramin-::; Jn cnn1fort. 11
111 ~ 011·n r!'a[ estate firm in ~ .~of! vinyl i;!i pon "\lh rrn-
Ncii·rv.rt B a ch since 1957 b1'.oidrrl'd vnn1p: bu~n.v fur I'" e · • 11·1111. Color 1·ho1cc . .>-lO. l'rior lo that he 11·as aclil'e in
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Our Reg. 2.28
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riC\l"Jl()rt Bc~c:h rcaltOf. is
~chcdulrd to :.peak on the
topic, "Yield Le v e r a g e
through Wise rinanc:ing."
Second· sub ject op th e
doublehe81:1er program ·Tue~·
day at i :30 p.m. in the auditor-
ium i'IL NC""J>Orl Harbor High
SchGoJ \\ill be ··inve stment
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exchanging ~nd general real •.. _ ..... _ ... ~;•· r~tatc acti vity in the \\'est'~· , I' ,71
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l!ollywood a rea. '! .t -.-. 1 _. •• -1. ·-
/\ founding rne mber of the . -: tf="=;;,.==~'f~ · ·, . .: :_ \
Orange Coast E:i;:ch:ingors. . . -: .. ~-. "1••• •• •••
.: .. ; Ad~ntages of the Real Estate
Exchange."
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Le.clurer on that .'ubject wil l
be Costa 1\lesa rc;il!or Brul:C
B. Jlo\\'ry.
Bolh n1en \\'111 be appearing
in the !hl rii of four sch eduled
~esoions of the. ·1969 se ries
Crltl1son currently is its
president. He also is a
member of lhe Society of Ea:-..t
change CounseloJ'!l and i.~ cur-•
rl'nt chairman or !ht' ex changt
cJi v i~ion of the Jiarbor Area
boa rd of rcaltors. j
LcclllrCr Ho1\"CY. \1l1ll 1\"ill be
in cha rge of the Secon d half of I
TlU!'Sday 11.ight's program, is a ·
natil c of Los .Angeles. ~ .. presented jointl y by the DAI-
LY PILOT. Ora.nge Coa ~t
Collcgr and 1hr r\e\l'J"JOrt
I farbor·Costa J\le~a Board of
Realtors.
He al so is a 1nrn1ber of the
So~ic!y o! E x c ha n g e •
Counselor~. in addition to -·,
n1any o I her proftssionaHy
SAVINGS! TABLE LAMPS
The series Is ope n In the orien ted organizations and
' public frte of t•har~e . Thi s i.~
the ri flh {'Onsrcu1i1-c year 111
11hirh lhr three Sl>Qn~ors h:t1'e
pre~ented s1mil;ir program~.
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Keyed primarily to lhe
"amateur"' in the real 1':.late
Tick{'!S for Tuesdav night's
lectures can be obta1 r1ed at the I
door. Tht session is scheduled 1 lo last tv.·o hours. starling at
7:30 p.ni.
Deniocrucy. at Work: •
Kids ' Bill Noiv Luiv
LL"T!IERVlLLE . illd. (1\Pl Youth Communications \\"eek
-\Vhat began as a ninth and urged adults and youths
~rade pro;ect to sho1v ho'v a as ""Cll as communicallon
bill JS dra/t('{J has ended as media to encourage dialogul'
federal lcyislation sign ed by bet,1·ecn adults ond youths.
President Nixon. Jaffe said that onCc the bill
Ralph Jar!e, lhc youns v.·as 1n1roduc«I. the t 11· o
~ocial studies teacher at classes started a Jetter·WrH1ng
R.id se!{'y Junior Hig h School campaign to gain support for
11 ho started the whole thing. is H.
i:;haking his head 10 disbelief. "'\\'e fou nd that th e kids had
J af fe s;ud the ide a at least Ont fr iend or relati1·e
origin~ed last r•,.1arch \\"hile ht 111 every state Jn !ht. union.
"·a3 teaching 1wo sections of and they "'rote to I.hem and
lhc ninth gradr. al Ridgeley a asked lhat thev "'rite their
course Jn how lht go verninent fr iends and gel ·them to v•rite
.12·. ,14·, ::n· !al!. .1 "'"'Y
~'\ 111·hc~. fabrif ~had~. Oal• 11ood pv~I ~ <1n f l r mi~h
lu·on7" 11n1sh ha,..,.., :.al!n
hrl'L~~· b11,r.
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WEST BEND
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3.9 cup. Poll.shed Alun11num,
bla ck n10\ded plt1 st1c-h1 ndl ~.
ba~r. Prrk a l'off~r stnrn1 11"ith
lhis "reat a ppliancr. S11\r :
PERCOLATOR
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operates. 1heir scnt1tors a n d con·
grl'~sn1 ~n." he said. \\"!' dt cid ed to Irv to <Jra ft a btlJ ll nd after ~ClmC· diSCU£S!Oll Ja!fr .~aid hundreds of Jrt· •
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1rrs 11"nt l' Co'orc•.• from 11r {'3m!' lip ll'!lh th!' idea or a ~.. u .. ~-'
hill that 11'ould c~ea te an ad ult -.i rrnc<: rile count ry, but th&t
!hr vnc the classes 1.1·ere the ~ou1h ron\111unicat 1011s 11{'cli. what wllh ei·erybody talki ng proudrst of carne fro m Viet-
a b0u1 thr gc neriition gRp."' he na·~Onr of tile children's falhtr f..<lld . 11as ~tationed there ,'' he ex· 1311! once 1hr bill wa s I d nd h h. 1.J • p :.inc . ""a e got 1s entire
rir;jflcd, Jaf!e added, the 1wo battalion to 1.1-rite t1 Jetter to
;;.ectlons or some 6fi students Pre~ident Nixon uraing sup·
decided lo see H they could &et port or the bill.''
il enacted by Congress. On ,July 29 the bil! passed
So 11. d('lcgation approached the Hnus~. It 1vas enacted by
Rep. Clarence Long tD·~1d .l. the Senaie on Sept 10 and
1n ""hose district the school JS Pres1den1 Nixon signed it into
located. law lasl Thursday.
"l-!e "'as 1·ery rei.:cp111·(' lo ./arr(' says. '"It ·pro1·td to th1
lhe bll l," Jaffe said, "and he kids that you can work within
introduced it 1n lhc House ·· the sy~!em 11 nd do things in a
'·As far as lhe kids \\'rrc res ponsible man ner \\'il houl
CANADA-2 Cubic Fe•t
PEAT MOSS
99c concerned, the re t1 I rn· burning draft cards or joining
!husiasn1 st<i rlecl whrn !hrv Students for a Democratic
. found lheir bill haU acluallY Socirty.
bcrn inlroducl'd.'' he ~aid. ·•\\'hih: .,.,,,·re proud of what Reg. J.37
111e 1ne;isure set asid{' Sept. 11·c ·v~ done. we're more proud Pure ~phaiinum, 98<;0 ori::anie
29 1hrough Oct. 4 as Adull · ol 11·hat v.·e learned." malll'r. !·folds soil mnl~t un•.
.=======================.!Aerates, l ossen~ l!ioil.
Revolutionary s~wee k
Ch1 lcoa1 T yping Course
FREE demonstrations
every Wed. evening
at 7;00 P,M .
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of Rapid Learning
445 E. 17th St .. Suite H
Costa Mesa, Cal ;f. 92627
( 714) 548·0440
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DECORA JIVE BARK
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Reg. 1.87
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MEN'S INSULATED
WATERPROOF BOOTS
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l\ltn. end "·et !rt":t lh11t 11'0 \\1th
hunt h1g and ~11011· Non ·~ltp ~olr ,
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OCT. 7 P.M. WHILE QUANITIES 19th, 10 A.M. TO I •
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COMFY FLEECE ROBES
LEISURE TIMES FOR 300 S 1111da y Only
Our R eg .. 1.97
V'or d rean11ng in con1forl, ~oft robes of _80~ ~Ce·
late. 20' n nvlon. \Vit i! butlonccl front, satin p1p1ng.
1>cter f';i n Collar. Lu1·c l.v pin k or blue. In 1ni sses'
12·18.
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PANTY HOSE SALE
S unday 011111
Our Reg. 96c: 73~
Sean1lcss s lrel ch nvlon \l'tlh nude heel. Fashion-
lov ely shades. ~!1Sl-t o11c, cinnan1on Sn<! brown
i· mist. S (120-lbs.I: ~1 1120-140): T (140-160 1
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COLO MEDICINE
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Our Re9. 1.07
Vick ·~ product. Take at ~dlim ...
F:rlir,·l'l'. .;olr1 ~ympl on;;, sniff!(":
1uld ~nr1·,in~. Jl quirt~ cau:::li· in11 i;.,., '
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SPORTY SHIRTS
FOR A GROWN ·UP
LITTLE BOY
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Reff, 87c
Pr rft ct for sehoo1 anti 1 play1in1r. long· !lcevtd, ':
cotton s h i r I ~: buttbn· do\1'n. Gay pl aids. 3.7,
FALL 2-PC. SLACK SETS
.Sunday 011111
Our Reg. J .96
(;iris". hoy~· 1·ou on knits. Ah1 •
1'•1lu1·~. Bluf', pink. rrd, oranct
::i n<I ;.:old. A rfJnlp-rur·lun :.t~·lc.
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lll"klnl!. J\1~•· f 1)1 d ··d;:r rink •1• blll" (l1nq:r·.J1'
2 for $6
Our Reg. 4.44
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DRILL, SANDER, SOCKET SET
Sunday Onl .Y
l'OUR CHOICE
Se!; 18·1x·. 1.". ·\"' ~IX'k''·'·
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r•yrl('~. 11 l11111ii111n1 housi n;?. 3~"
!Jri ll. :\ ,\~]]' n1olnr :::;rarrd kry
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Our Reg. 9iff,
9.99. 11.26
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14·Position Adjustable
IRONING TABLE
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VOL. 62. NO. 250. S SECTION S, 7b PAGES SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1%9 TEN CENTS
~u1'y Fi11ds Sweetener Banned
Raicl Deatl1
I.OS ANC:l'.:L":S fAl'l Tlir. 1lt'<1th or
;i voun;; fa(hl'r by ~tra.v pUlll'!' nfl<• 11r('
<h iring a eh<1ut1c n:l rtolles r.1HI 11 ~1~ ··01 ·-
1·;:i~1011cd by lTl1n1n:ll 111cans," ii l·or1n1-
r r".~ jury h;is rult'tt.
The rulinc Frid;1y fotlo wecl !Y.o hours
pf deliberalJOn aflt'r !>JX d<l)S O[ ll'Sli-
JlltlllV by about JO witnesses.
11C1•ward IL Dvcr. 22. standing in the
middle of :i rooni crad ling his infant son.
1ras killed instantly 01·L 3 by a shot fi rt'd
front 1hc apanrncnl :ibo1<'. The bullrt
\1·c11t through the ce iling and struck Dyer
in the head.
He dropped 22·rnonth-o ld 1-'rancis as he
lTtHnbled to lhe fluor. The infant suf-
lcred minor ruts.
The district atorney 's office now will
r!etern1ine whether police Sgt. Frank E.
~l\'CenC}'. 39, \.\'hO firetJ the !at<tl .shol, will
he prosecuted, said Deputy Dist. Atty.
Halph i'l'l11ycr. who p~esented the ca:;c lfl
lhe grand jury. He did not say what lhe
l·hargc inight IX'.
The 1ury"s \'Ole \1·as 4-3 and can1e after
:->11·eenl'1·. t1nal 11•1tnes:; <il the hr:inn,I!.
;tckno11°lt·dgetl !hat he had _spc~t 21 ~
l1uurs in a b:1r priur tu the raal. 1 hr ot-
J 1cC'r s<11d t1~ tJr:.ink three b{'ers and part
CJf :i fn11r1h . Sweeney 11·;1 ~ 11•ith six other ofll(·C'~~
11!10 had n11stcik e nl~ crashed into Oyer .,<;
1nother-in-law 's apurtmenl. Arinf'd 11·!lh
:.eart h 11';irrn 11ts. they 11r.re 111ak1ng "
1H·et1;:111;n raid for 1narljuan:i and had
b11rSL into the 1l'rong ap;ir!1nc11L
D.1•er, 1vho lived upstairs 1n the sa me
hu1lding, heard hr.r scre:uns from bC'lo11·
ari d ran downsla1r-. to ht'r .1par1rnent.
Agents then 11·r11l t1jJ~t:11r~ to th_c apart·
111ent li:::trd 1"1 lhr1r warr;1111. while D,vrr
rr1nnined \\'1\h li1s n1olh<'r·1n·lall', F'r:u1t·r~
,\IPl'h an .
The ap:irt1nc11t 1hc ,1gcn1~ r;11f!('tl 11;:i.~
1!1rrt1Jv abo1r ~11'-.. ;o.JL·1h.111-.. :;11 ~i111'1. () 1.11t•.ir 11·:tr,11i. s:11d th r
:-.IHtl v.·:1s· firct! ;iecitlcn!:i lly ;i~ lir 11"<J'i
1r1·1 ng 10 eng•1.i:1• 1hc s<1Jc ;y 111cclo.1n 1~rn
1111 his AH15 rifle.
1.,,1er, 9ll 1r·rr-. arrt' lt d a 111.111 wl1<1
l1fld no ('UJJnl'rltnn 111'h IJ1t·r lur 1n1r~-
11gation ol ha\'lllS danger-Ou~ dl'ug'i,
Ross1noor {<'incd
For llleual GifL 0
In '6-'l Ca111pa ig n
A Lns .A.n~c!C's h·d1•ral tour\ judgr Fi 1
1l:1V f1nrd the H<1ss11101,r Corp . ~3.500 f11r
i11:;k1n~ :in ilt,,~a l SJ.000 rr1n trlhution ,,,
lhe !!'Iii~ .~ena t11ri al t":1n1p:11go of l)cn11 .-
1 r•,1t l'Jt>rrr SahnJ!l'I'
I S l)1~11·1tl {.'(lurt .IUrll!r H:11·r\· r'rr !.:
, 1 '"11 lr1 It'd t!it• !1nr :1ftt'I' [Ii'.' (·nrpn•
:1\•"I"<-.+ll l'lflll'~" ~1111('ii«d [h('ll' pl r,l 11
j.!\!Jll.1'.
'!f:S\U1l•1tll' !1 t·;1)1>d 111,tl 1!11~·•'1 •· ,,.
111nclr !hr 1ll1·c;1I P··~ n11-11L 11• !hr S,1 111·
i:r r l 1111rl~ t1 1 rou~h 1h1 Ht·1 1·rlv fl 1ll, ;i,t
· ('rt 1~1ng :i~''nt·1· 11 h1tl1 llandl rd l11~ 1 :t111-
p~11 E:l'. Ro~~11111nr " ,.,n·l11'r plt•:i 1>( i1J1101·1,1·1
11 :•" bil!<l'tl 1u1 11~ t !i;1llPnt:1n1? of :i f,•(l.
rr;1J al l \1)11< h prnh1l11t-. corporil ltOn"
from ron1nhut1n~ t!l ca1npaign~ for tl'1t-
1·ral oflit t'. The <:orpora11rin <'lr11111ed lhc
r1'Q\'i~1nn \1:-t ~ ll!l('<lll~t1lut1on;il.
S,1l1or;(-'r lr,s! thl' rlec11on to Srn Cr111'~!·
,\Jurphy.
.111dgc, 11Ltorney
l'o 111 e l o Blo 1cs
/ n Di rorce. C<1 sc
EL CE:'>'TRO rrPJl -A d1 ~:iJ!rcemPnl
h1't11 rrn ;in ;i1J nr11C'~' and <1 J11 dc:c 01-c1·
;i divorce case clc_v{'lnped int o u Donnry-
hrnok Friday in a corridor of !h eounty
1·1111rtho11sc
.111~tiC'e Court J11d gr ll11~l1 f\enting
lr!-lll1crl in a t'il.S(' involving ;11!orney Tcr
rv ~and~ and thr rulini:: C\'Cntoally 11c·nl
:igainsl his chcn1
\Vi !nCs~rs ~nid :'nnd.~ ;ipproaehrd !\c;1t ·
ing: outside the t o11r1ronm ;u1cl s;1 1d. ··Vnt1
k "o\V VOU \\l'l'fn·t lr.lling 1he truth 1(1
1hrrc.';
"Don't vnu cnll n1e a lia r." thr: _judgr
relortcd. ·Then hr flung 1hc contents or
ii cup of co ffee in tlie lall'yer·~ larl'
Thr. n1en bc~n11 scuffling iri fr ont or
1·011rt nflicial~ ;ind b\'sl andcr~ Th(' bra11 I
;1!1n111rly rndrd 11·he11 Sand~ appt'iire<I 1o
l ·1~r h1~ fno1 in1~ ;it rhe top ol a stai rcase
;inrl half-lei! doll'n thr flight
l•):).,66 I Y oluulcel'
Fol' .\rn1 v 111 Y cal'
\\1\<;l-ll.\l:TON !l"Pll -Thr Arn1y gnt
l~!'J,('.(H 10Jun1cer<; durin~ the yt :ir cnrl-
i•1~ ,Jul\' I, llir i-.cf'f>nd high<'~l total since
\\.,rid \Var 11, according tn Anny Sec·
t • tary Stanlry R. Hesor.
'J hey macll' 1111 4~ ptfcrnt nf a ll re.
rn11t<: and inclurlrrl ~ 000 \\'ACS, Rcsor
1.1111 P'ndsiy
'
U.S. Restricts V se of Cyclamate
II0111.eco1ning Queen
Jlappy J a n Ka\van1ura . 17, go t the Ne\vport Jlarbor ll!"'IJ St·hool
t:ro1vn f-'riday n ight ill hilll'-t1n1e cercn10111es in •!he gan1c hf'!\1ecn
llarbor rin d \\'esln1lnslcr. ,A.nd the reci pient (!I roynl 1y l\t'J11 li e r grin
right to the end as Ne11·porl bon1bcd the oppo.~Jt1on 17-7,
Thieu Admits Giinboa t
Fired 011 Soviet l l essel
~,\](,():'>' 1L.:l'll -Prrs11tt'nt :\'gu~eu
\.1n Thie~:. t:unlr.-dicung hz.<, 11111ttary
•11okrsn1en , .~:ud li>day ;1 Sou(l1 \'Jt'lri.1n1-
1 •e 1,runtx1al did 111dt't'd l1rr on ~ .'ir11 h l
11.01\lrr 1111,,horr l'r1tJ:i1 .
'!hr prcs1d1•nl told n"\.\'-lllf'll on" l11•ld
t~1p 10 the :\lrko11g lJell a ll1,1t 1hrrf'. 11 .1,
So ulh Koreans
Back Park Aga in
SI::Ot;L tliPl\ -i\"rt1rly rornplr!r r1··
turns today g,1 ,·r Prcsirlrn! /'.irk <"hunc
li er an 01·rr11'h<'lm1ng 1·1r!ory in his but
111 ~f'Ck a third four -year tenn n.~ Sou!h
Knrca \ lender.
Thr ~2-year-old r.11'k. who can1r tn
power in a coup in 1001. had threatened tu
rc<.ign imn1ediatcly 1f lh<' vo!ers had n'·
Jt•rted the constltutional an1rndmcn! prr-
rn1t1ng him to run for th(' thi rd term 111
J 971.
\\'11h 92 pl.'rl'en! Qf !he ,·ntr~ t•ountcd.
1lnoffir·ia 1 relurns show('d the conslitu-
l'onal rcvi.~ion had receivrd 7.047_6;iz
'otf's -ll'eJI (IVf't th(' simple majority
or thr 11 5 m1llinn vutcs {'a.~1.
· ~on1r ~hooting" flrlll that tl1r 11·1• '·''
•:illn lrft "n1<11·hr onr <i1' T\10 111111 1n
1ht' Soi 1rl ,·ei;~rl
"f 1!nn't hcl1c1r ii 11i!I rro-.1!r .. 111 1l1Jl·
h1 111:111r Jll t'ld<'nl." '11uru -.;i1r!
~.:ilrl1er. nnc 1J! 111~ n11l!11or.1 '111•l.1·,111•·n
1n Saigon h;id sa1tl 111,,1 .1 ~·11 1•rnn1rn1
n:11:il ves.~cl r•ha~ed tli·· ~n~u·I ,hip Jn11n
l1'rr11onal 11·;1tt'r~ b11~ ··11 u'11· 11 .1 .. 1111 ~nnril~
Ill.(!..,
.'i,111! Th11'U' ''! d1 111'1 li•-111\1' 111.il hr"
for(' 11r '·h:i~rd 1t ;111<11· 1h:1 t n111· N.11 \'
l.n('W \\ hC'thl'r It II ;i-; l{U\1>1,JI\ 1ir !)n( '
Thr po~1t1\·e id<'nl 1ru ,1(111n. h1· ~.1111 . 11 a ..
1nadr "'aft(-'rward)> "
Allied militar\' ~11urr••', h:1d ,'.1111 ;i ·,lu·ll
f!'oni a So11lh 'v1el 11<11n1',/' 1i:J1 .ol 11'.\.\l'I
h1l thr So\'ir1 tr;111·i1·r 1•11 t!w northi·rn
coa~l and srnl Jt tl1·1·1ns hiH.k 1n\fl 111l<'f·
national v,·att•r-;, ~rnukc puur1ns Jro111 its
bOll'.
So1·ie l 1rawlers c·o11:.t<1ntly ~hallo\\' i. ,c:;
11·ar.,hips off \'ie1nan1 and chnr1 1\111:-ri-
t'an <11r nfl('ralion.~ from 1l1e Ith llr('1 car-
riers on "Yan kee S1a11<1n ··
A~ yet. no Stivir:t protrst noh' ha., li!•f'n
r1J!,'{I "'ith ~·a~lung1on or .~t 1111· l 'n1lcd
t\11tinns
US, he;1rlriu;ir11•1·s ag;11r1 ;1s:.t•r1 rll !h.it
no Aine ritfln ve s:-els. 1,1.·urph111c-. fJI' 1111J1p'i
"·rrr 1111·oh·cd 111 the 111c1dl'lll Vr1d:1y
''and 1herefore there is nCJ reason In g11e
you any information al this /J01nl "
7 50-11ere DeveloJJHte1it
\\'1\SHINGTON fLPl l -The. go1 ern-
1ncnt wrll ban cycla111ates. an artificial
:-11tcte11cr added lo tnany diet food.~ and
dn11ks. fron1 gr.11er;d u~r 111 !(lod 11nd
j ·.~p~cial!y bc1·cragL'S, 1\ 11;1s lc;irned 10-
11;11·
'fhe 1011 ·l'3lo n r sweetener \l'lll ~111\ h!'
:i1•:Hl<1ble for people 11·ho need the111 lul'
incdic:il reasons.
HE\V Secretary Robert l/ Fllll'h wa~
1u a1111ouncc lhc 1lec1sion today flt a
~thrrl uled press conferencr
[3p1•erages u.~ing the artificial swcc!·
C'llc r 1rould be banned froin store shc]\'eS
College Lifts
S11s11ension
011 SDS Pair
'1'11 o suspcndrrl Orange Coast Cullegc
sludcnl~. leaders of the unrecognized
1·an1pus SOS chapter. are rc1nst<1tcd
tuc!ay.
B:.irry \\'einbC'rg and Jack Vaushn ha1·e
been told by Denn of Student Acti vities
.Juseph Kroll that their suspensions ror
the rrsl or the sen1ester have been lil'tC'd
c.lcp. 11dcnl upon gOOd behavior.
!\roll gave the [11·n another chance
:ilttr talking ii 01·t'r with lhcn1 and after
I lie !:itudcnt Uluncil had voted to nppo~e
the !iuspcnsions becau8c of l;ick or co111·
111u r11t":1Lion by Dean Krull.
Tiu.' Sl11tlc11t Council tnuk the µ0~1\\011
t.hal hroll n1;iy have been partly to b!a1ne
for an incident lu!\l \\'t<'k in 11·hir.h
\\'cinberg and Vaughn lried to holll an
1111authoriled rally. ll v.as felt Kroll was
.,,1v1v in ccn11nunicati11:; to them that
L'CLA Cornmunisl professor Angela
Uavi5 coukl not be allov•ed to speak on
0·;1111pus and perha ps there wasn'l lime In
f111d a roo1n ror the su bsequently planned
ra:ly.
Kroll did nol say what the conditions
:ire \\leingberg and Vaughn must abide
h_y 1r:> remain students in good standing.
I Ir said that is 11 private 111altcr betll'cen
111111 and the s1uden\.<;.
Ar1n y to l{esun1c
Open-air Testing
Of Poison Ga:scs
\\ \SHl:'>'r.TflN (Ari -'!'hr Alm\',
;ir111fd \Ylth a rrpor1 to blunt f'{lni:rc~:-·
11111,11 l'fltll'!Sm. ha~ derider! lo rrsun1r
ll'"llllA r·hrnHL'.11 warrare af.:t'nls :it 11ro
po .. ts ;dll-r a tl1rrc-mo111h suspen.0.1011,
Src:rl•tilry Sll'tnley H. Hr~nr ;1uthor11rd
rc"un1pt1on of open ;-i1r 1!'.'St1ng CJf chr1n1-
c:il .1gcnts at Edgewood Ar.~enal. l\frl,
.11ul use of such gases 1n dcfrnsive train-
ing at Fl l\1cClel!an, 1\l;i ., aftrr a civilian
rrport endorsed safely procedures at both
bflSPS.
nr.~or had CJrdered tllr su~pensinn in
1n1d-Ju!y v.·hen rt was llrs.t r!J.~C"losed 1h11L
1he Army was collducting open air lcs!s
of C'he1nical warfare agen!s.
That disc losure touched off a flurry or
tTiticism in Congress. ll'h<'rc "01ne n1crn·
lwrs already were highly concerned about
1·hernical and biological 1varfare research.
ll csor countered by naining a ron1mit-
!er of civilian scient ific expC'rl s to rc\'if'1v
"afc1y procedure in th<' te.>ling at Edge·
\rond and training at ~1cC!ellan .
The co mmittee. headed bv Dr . il'l'n
1 n1 i'ndge Bennett, vier president of ;"J(-'IV
Yor~ Unn-crsily. found !ha1 salrl.v pro·
1·r1h1rrs ar both posls are "adequate anrl
rffcr111•c."
New Niguel Tract Planned
By BARBARA KREIBICH
01 l~t 011!1 l"llol s1.i1
Plans /or fl 7i)f}-acre Laguna Niguel
residential co111 n1uni!y _adjacent lo the
f\11rih 1\n1t'n ran Hock~ll Autonelics
11lon1 arc unclrr v,al', i\ w as learned
lriday.
Tile dcveloprncnl is In include s1 nglf'
fnini!y hornes, apartments. t'ques1nt111
1•,,la te~. a inobilc home park. a 35.;icrc
rrrreationa! center and a 1naJor ruin·
1nrrr1al cent<'r
Earl G. l\allenbath. C a I i r or n 1 a
arhcitcct and deVeloper, has been nnined
prcsidrnl or a new corporation , f\NR,
ft1tmed lo • tl<;v~lop the pla nned con1 -
rn11ni ly. R. K. \Vilson, Roc k11•cll group
1·1cc president for fac1lihes and industrial
rng inccring, Is chairman of the board {or
the corporation.
Land for the community i,~ pnrl or thr.
1.'.IOO ucrcs purchased by NR fron1 !!11'
~1ot.llvn Ranch and the' l_,aguna Niguf'I
Corp•1ral1on 1n 1969 and the site is ail-
joccnt to a J~O-acre region:i l p11 rk to he
tJrrrl·•pcd by Orange Counl y.
Th.-. rr.~i(lcn1ial r on1n11111i11· 11·111 h(~
cJp1·cloped in ronjunction \1il h the ni1lllo11-
:-.q11 :o r!:-f0<1t 1·lf•tl n1111ts 1n.111111,1L I urin;:
;ind f'nFtllt'<'rins facility 111t1v und"r <'Oil·
~!ruc!1on for llockwe!l's /\ul onelh·..;
l>iv1~ion w h 1 c h 11; scheJulcd for oc-
tup1:1ncy nex t year, l11c K1111cnbach Nit
flnnotH\C'Cmcnt said.
The pl:int IS CXpt'Clerl lo )1itl'(' 11 l">ull l i·
rnillion dollar p;:1yroll "h!i;M. \\'11~''"
pointed out, •·v,·iJI be ci substai!fal !actor
I
in creallng a finan c:1ally v.ctl-balanced
1·01nmunlty,"
Kallenbach, v.•ho has builL n1orc !han
l.000 homes in new Southern Calijoria
t'Onununities, described the Laguna
1\'ig11el site as idea for the dcveloprnt!nl of
;1 111ri~tcr-planned cornn1 unity.
"Scul fiiural grad ing." he i.1.11d. 11,'1!1 be
<lc~igncd to prol'ide anracli1·c vi~"'s and
fan1ily privacy o:ind a n<'lwork of foot-
path~. srp:irated Jrom traffic, will lead lo
Ilic recreation ctnter."
Kaltenhach, president of Orange Valley
Conslrulcion Com pany af'M'I t:arl C,
Krt lL<'nh:teh Inc., forn1erly was acting
ehiet flrchi1 ect for 1he Tomorrov,·land
r1r<11crt <ii Oi~n,,vlancl and architect for
the 4.000.home ci.ty ol Ro.ssmor,
.~
by J:in. 1 and all other general use foods
co nt aining ('yclan1atcs \.\ould be off !he
.sl1elf by Feb. 1.
Dr. Herbert Ley .Jr, Foo<! and Dru;;
r\d1n i11istratlo11 con11n1ssioner. rciu~cd to
l'01nn1en t J· riday night
llo11•e1·cr. it \1·as learned that an or-
der 11111ned1atc!y banning produclion of
c,vcla1nat l's 1or general use foods \1 ollld
be publishetJ in lhe fe der.i! register Tue~.
d;iy _
The n10\C toward :1 ba n brg;in carlirr
t!iis week ll'hC11 !he Dcpart111ent or
llcalth, Educa tion and \\'ellare 11as :ip-
pri~cd or rrs '<:1reh done by 11 pri v<ite
lnbo r:1\ory l1nk1ns the S\rectcner 11·iLlt
cant·t•r 111 ra l:i .
il~:\V then pul 1ls 011'11 people to 11·CJrk to
dcter111inc 111hrther thl' findings 1vcre
1·11lid ;\n<l th 111\ol t• 111ntlt>r v,•as placed
before ,1 11:11u·I i.! 11\i· ;o..:at1011al 1\tademy
nf Sc:ic1K'L' 11 Inch ;1i;rc1.'tl \1 Jth the llnd·
u1c~
Although lll'.:\\' h;1s no ('l'idcncc lo ;n-
rtit·a tc that l'Vcla1nall'S cousc.-cancer in
hu1nans, ii is ohliged to :ict under fedel'a l
law when food ;idd1 ti\'l'S are determined
lo c<iusc c<ineer 1n hun1ans 01· an1n1a ls.
Zodiac ltlakes Boast
Police Riding· Shotgun
On Napa Scliool Biises
SAN FR:\1\C!SCO (UPf\ -.A.rn1ed
l:111·1nen are riding sho!EC:Ull on some San
F'rancisto Bay area school buses artcr
~ killer boasted h<' might shoot the bus
111·e.s "and then pick CJff the kiddies <i:i
they coine bouncing oH."'
Th(' SUSJX'Cled kil!rr of five llef~Ons
is called Zodiac because of the a)>trolog1-
cal terms used in letters boastini; of his
l'!laylngs .
'l'hc lat est 11·as a letter to !:ian ~·ran
r·isco police boasting of the murder oi
Paul Stine. 29. a cab drivrr 11 hose body
\1·as found Satord;iy night in the f-'res1d10
Hf'ights section ot San Franeisco.
I Ir ~enl along a blood -soaked cloth
\1·hich police said appeared In con1e lroin
Stine's ;;hirl.
The letter 11·arnrd the killer 1n1~ht
n1akc school children his next vicluns.
In rural Napa County, officers rode
on buses Fridoiy while in Sausalllo, po·
lice cars followed buses. Drivers all ovrr
thl' ha\' arra v.•ert> drillC'd on procedures
to follOv,r :::hould Zodiac attempt to make
good his threat.
The drivers were under orders not to
:,lop under any t'1rcumstance.s-to kee r
1tri ving as fa:.t as possible nnd as far a:::i
possihll" 1,1.•irh headlights on and horns
blowing to a\lract allf'ntion and asst:.L·
31h.:('.
!\le;:1n\1•hile. the stLJ\e nnorney c:eneral'i:
cft1cc is hearlin~ a eounlinatrd elfort by
tl1r Stt n Francisco and Vallejo police
rlep art.111ents and the Napa and Sol<1n<J
Coun1v shenff·s officc.s to locate the kill ·
c1· fa~r1nated '1ith astrology.
The killings began last De tc1nber nr.ir
\"all eJo. ahout 30 miles northeast of hcrr.
'fh<'V hal'e be!!n wov en togcthtr Uy the
k1llrr's 1norbid notes filled with astrolo-
gi1·:i l tcrn1s \.\'riltrn to loc<JI newspape r"
.ind polir<' depart1nent.~ boasting of b1't
1·frvcrness and threatcrling further blood·
shed.
New Evidence Discoverecl
111 Sl1aron Tate Slayi11gs
LOS ANGELES 1t:rJ) -Police h:i1c
fn11nd neY• ev1d€ncc which could lead to
lhc solution of lhc b1zflrrc Sharon T:i1 c
r1111rdcr ease. in 11·h1ch (11·r prrl'!ons 11 e1c
~l;un t11·0 months ago.
"If th is part1 tular 111eee of c11drnre
1·.111 be tracer!. it will poinl u.~ In lhf' d1-
rtc•t1on of the ktllrrs," Police Lt. Hobel't
J lleltJer i.;11d Frul:iy.
· Therr wcr(' at lt'<i\I 1v.n, po~s1bll' f11·<'
or six prr$0n~ 1n1ol1f'd," s.1irl lle li!cr,
II ho JS Ill Charge or (iii' (ranl Of dC[C('·
1 11•c.~ work ing on the ca~r..
The na1ure of the l'v1tJcnec v.:is nol dil'!·
closed. but assistant pol ice l'IHE'f Hoh-
erl Houghton said the information 1s 1·;it.
uable and that "soineday, :;omcho11·, thr
pieces will fi t logethrr."
The bodies of l\l1ss T;1te , h<tir s1yl1.~l
.!Hy Sebring. Polish v.Titer Voil~·ch Fro·
l.oll'Sky and Steven Parent 11•erc found Jn·
s1clc and on the grounds of the Rrne1he1
Ca nyon estate leased by lhe ;ielrcs,<, and
her husband, Ron1;in Polanski.
Helder and Houghton made thrir ('Oln-
n1r n!s aL the end or 111hat they callerl tl1c
fir st phase of the n111rder investigation
Dcletti~·cs have t.ilked 1\•ilh more than
1',vo County Men
Die in Separate
l{oa<l Accidents
Tv,·o Orange County nien. one of lhe1n
a pedcslrian, died Ftidny night 111 :.ep-
arate traffic accidents .
Clen1ent G. Feeney, 62, of Santa Ana,
1licrt behind the whC<'I of hi s srnall forc-
19'9 County Traffic 1958
li t Dtath Toll 161
ign ca; as he 1 ri~d lo n1akc a U-turn In
rush hour traHic at an Orange inter·
section.
Officers sa(d Ff'eney's car was hit by
another au to as he WflS halh~1ay through
his maneuver. Hi~ ••••ife. 11 passeni.ier in
Lhe car, was treated at.tlospital for minor
injuries and released.
J\\1chael N. •larwe\I, \!I, of Buena Park,
"·a~ killed as he v,•alked with his fiance
on Gilbert Street in Fullerton.
Officers said Harwell ~.-as v.•alking in
the roadway wh en he was slruck hy 3
l'ar and died of severe injuries en route
to hospital. His girl frienrl was unhurt.
No charge5 \\ere filed by poliL'E' in
t.1lhcr Incident.
,
•\0(1 rirrsons, so1nc o[ them in fore1g D
COllntriC'S.
"\l·c arc in the pr0<·ess or hacktrack-
in,c: e1·er.1·1h1ng 1re·vc done and evcry~ne
1rr\·c intcr11ewcd to pick up something
11r 1111ght h.11·r n11!'-~ed," said lloughtnn.
THIRD R USS I AN
Sl'ACES fl/P DOJVN
~lOSCO\l/ !VP\\ -The Soviels :odav .~~tcly brought hack to earth Lhei r Soyu·z
fl ~p:il'ccrfl!t aod its 1"·0-n1an crr\1•. cCJrn·
plf'ling their biggest v.·eek in spat:c, <t
rcnod that saw seven Cosn1onau1s or-
biting si n111lt:1ncnu~ly 111 thr..:e ship:;.
Tl1 n Ta.ts news agc•ncy .~aid Soyu1. 8
t'Otied ii,,; five-day fight in the l\a rangd;i
recovery ar<'a in Crntral Asia. as had
its i:ister ~hip~. Soyuz 6 and 7 on Thurs-
day anli Vrid;iy.
'Ilic cos111onau ts 11·crc reporlr.d in bOCd
condition .
Prior lo thrir rr1urn . Tass said SO:t<ll7. a crev. rncn Col. Vladin11r Shatlov :ind
c11g111ccr Ale xei \'c!ist)'<'V tested ··ne";,
cxtrrn1ely conl'en1ent 1\·ays of ii.n·iga·
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(trangc Const
1\1eatber
l\lo:.Uy s unny loday ::iat11r·
cl ay and Sunday. Cooler 'vilh
low near 57. 1-ligh Saturd ay 72.
Slightly \l:armcr Sunday.
I NSIDE TODAY
O Nri la/ie \Vood su/I look!
'ilrc a 1no vic Qllf'CU in Ilic rove r
ohoto on 1oda11's r r1111il1J \Vcck-
'y, bti t sl1e ac t~ more like a 111a-
111 re wifr oncl 111otl!er I Peer
Jppc11llein1tr's cove r story).
O Dar/Jara fllt1Vair i.1 011 //)t:
:ove r ourl 1/1r f'11!fr,. urro11t~11oi
•,cech's /.ist.019.~ uf 1'1'DOrants 01111
~nce1n/s rirc 111.~1tlc today's TV
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SPECIAL PRICES FOR SUNDAY, OCT. 19th, 10 A.M. TO 1 P.M. WHILE QUANITIES
TO TALK FI NANCING
Charl•s H. C•tli5..,,,
SECOND LE CTURER
Bruce B. Howey
Tuesday T1vi1i Bill
Realto1·s l(iclc Off I
'
lnvest111 e11t Meet I
A realtot \1'ho ~pct·1 al1~c~ 1n 1n1 c'11n1.'nt field, !he lecture :
in1·estment prupcrties "11h lhc ~er1c~ offers information on •
t.':mphasis on •·tax-free·• c:>.:o
cllanges 11·Jll talk about ex-
ch;;rnges and financing in the
leadoff ~pot on Tuesda~··s Rea!
Estate l nvc~tment Senes pr o·
gra m.
1n1 e~l1ncn1s r;ingin~ £ro1n the '
"d1qilrx fi<ibbler" 10 n1a jor,I
:..~nt11c;o1ed investing of fun ds!
1n real properly. 1
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.~uudR!J Onf!I
For dream1ni;: in tnn1fort. .11
soft \•inyl slipon \11th r1n·
brofdered van1p. bunn.v fur
1rin1. Color Lhuirr, 3-10.
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Our R e g. 2 .28 .
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Charles JI. Calli s on.
i\e"'J>Orl Beach realtor, is
~cheduled lo speak on th('
1op1r, ··'f ield Le v er a g c
through \\'ise financing."
:"\t';\l Tuc~da\ ·,. f 1r~I !re-'
111rer, Call1.-,,.n. has oprraled l
his Ol\'Tl real estate firm in
1 Newport B each sincr 1957.
Pnor to that he >.1·as :-it:11·e in l
exchanging and ge neral real!-
estate aeth·itv in the \Ve st
Jl otlywood ;irea 1
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Second subject on 1 h e
doublehc.ider progran1 l'urs-
rl::r\" at i ·:10 pm. in !hr audi tor·
iun1 al tir"porl H1irbor ll 1gh
School '\\'Jll be ··1nl'es!ment
. .\d1·an1;ii:rc. of the Real l::s1;1tc
I:::\chani;r "
Le<:turer on !hat s•ihJecl 11111
be Costa r.tesa realtor Bruce
B Howey.-
1\ foundin,i; n1en1hC'r rif !he
Oran.;c (oa~t E'xrhangnrs. I
Callifon currentlv IS i ts '
president He al so IS a
1nr111hrr of th C' Sot'iety o/ E.\-
rh:inge Co1111cclors anrl is 1·11r.
rent l·hai rnldl1 or the t'XChange I
dl\"iSIOll or 11le Harbor Area
board <lf real1 ors. 1 Lcc111rer Howt>y, v.ho \\'Ill be
in th:i rge of lhe second half ot
Tuesda.1· night"~ proi::ra1n, is a l
n<r!1 \·c nl Los An geles . I
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Both men '\\"Ill be apnearinc
in the th ird of tour .~ched u!ed
ses sions of the 1969 se ries
presented jnintl.v hy the DAI-
LY PILOT. Or ange Coa~l
College and 1hc 0e111Ktrl
Harbor·Costa r.lesa Board of
Realtors.
/I r .-ilso is a member of the
Soc1e1v oJ £~ch a ngr
Counselors. in :iddilio11 to
rnany other professionally 1
nr1enled organ izations :ind
SAVINGS! TABLE LAMPS ';
The ~erit's Is open 1n thr
public free of char~e. This 1~
the fifth consecu!1\·e ye;i r 1n
\\'hich the lhree sponsor!' hare
presented ~imil ar program~
Ktyed pnm;irily to lhe
"amateur"' in the real estate
assoc1,.t ions. 1.
Tu::f..Pts for Tuesda~ niRht's
lectu res ran hr obtained Ht lhe
door The se~s1on 1s scheduled
l(l la~1 l\\"O hours, starllng al 1
;JO pm. I
" ·',~'·'.'~:11.,~!"~ll""l 3 64 <111tf'h,..,, f11hrir •h;1d,.~ <i11k
\\f"IOd poq~ "JI fJr10i!<h
hron1r-!1111~h 1•11". toi!.IH1
ht";i ,~· l)a~r.
Democrc1.c'r at W ork:
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-\rhat b('g;in ;i.~ a 11111111
~rt;dc ptoJe<:t to ~how how a
bill is drafted has ended a5
fedtral !egislat1on signed by
Presid ent tilx()n.
Ynu1h Cn1111n11111r .111011s \\"erk
.ind i:ri:('d (Jdtllls .,11r! \t,ulh.~
<I \ wrll as con1n1unic<1t1on
1ncd1a to cncour·age dial ogue
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be!wrc n adults and youths.
.laflr ~,11r! th;11 oner tilt' bill
11as 1n1rodllctcl. tile 1 \1 o
cla~~es slar1ed a letler-wrn1ni:
Ralph .laflc, the )01Jn~
~ocial stud1e!' tracher ;it
R 1d~f'ley Jtl!H('r High School
"'·ho started the \\·h:ilc thing is ~,""'"gn lo g>m support for· WEST BEND
shaking tus head in d1 ~brl1el. ""\\'r lt1u11d th,1\ the kids had
Jaffe ~aid the 1 d r a ;ii lr11~1 ryre fri~:-id rtr relat:·.c1 "'-' I I' I
h 1n r\1•r\' ~1 .. 1e 1n r:1e union .:1 11111 tlfJ ''' 11 on!l1na1ed l:i:-! .\!arrh v•hllr r · I
\\<I S lraLhini; fl\•I !'<'el1<n1s nl :i n·! thr\· \lrote In thcn i and ;-..~ tup. l'ullshrcl 11l'!1nP1•1"'·
!];c n1n\il i.:ratlr ;it 1:1df;rlr.\ a ,1,1.r1I 1hat th<\" irntc thr 1r li!i<, l\ n1{1ltlrd 1·la -t1 hann,r.
I h 1J"h'!ld~ and Cf'1 lhl"tl lo wntr h;i<.r r1,k ;~'"!Irr '-l"1111 "1lh 101.rsc 1n io11• t :.-E;1\i'rnn1"nt tht•ir '-l'll,11r.rs .111d t On·l!lus ~11 ri1 a,.,.11111 1•·• =-'air' oprratt"< , &rr -..v 11~n." tir ~au l
· \\'r det•1drtl 10 lrv to ctr.d i a .Jol1r ,~ii<l h11ndred5 nf lrt· • hi ll anti after ~on1e dl~<U~l'!nll 1r•, 11r"1 1n l''l:1i:;rr•-: fr0n1 ~i~! ~~~e"~il~·i~J;e~~~ ~0:·~l;;111 ;~ arro' thr '111111tr~, hut !h:it thr ri1r 1hr rJri,,c~ 11/'rr the \"OUth rommunic<1t1nns 11.rck. ·>.1hat \\'J1h cirryho<ly tal king prrn1(1r,.t (tf ta111r fro1n Viet· r1a 1n ~bout the gcncr;:tion gap:· he , o f " · I h t1'' 0 1111' ('h1l11rrn s at er 1 ia1d. 11 a~ ~I d11onf'd 1l1crr :· hr !''.I.>
Bu1 onre tl1P hill 11:0<: pla1ne1f. ··:ind he got his entire I
rlr;if1rd . J;itfe arld rd. 1hr 111·0 h:iltai1.1n to \\fl(C " letter to
~tct1ons of some 65 ~t11drnts Prc~1drn t i'>1xon 1irg1ng suµ-,
r!ec1ded to :;cc 1f they could gc: porl of the bill .. '
H r nactcd by Congr:>"~ On .July 2!1 thr bill pass ~d
So a delt gat1"11 .:1ppr n<1thrtl lhc llPu~" Ji 11·;i~ rnaclcd bv
Rep Clarcnrr L.,n:.: 1 0 ~lrl • the Sr11;i11.· on ~ert. io and 1
in \I hnse tlislrJI'\ the ='l hool 1s Prcs1dc11t Ni xon ~igncd 1( into
locat~d li.i11· l<i-t Thur~d ay.
"He >.1;is \tf\' rccrou1r !., .l..1flr sa_,-s, '"fl pro\·ed tn !hr
the bill." .Ja!lr .\aid. ··and he l.ids th;i1 rnu l'J.fl 11nrk \\"1t h1n
1ntrodurcd it 10 thr !lnu.~r ' lhc S}~1('fll anrl do things 111 ;i
'"As l ar as 1l1c kids "£'1"1' rr~pon~ihlr mannf'r vnthou!
CANAOA-2 Cubic Feet
PEAT MOSS
99c concerned. thf' r r ;i 1 en-hurning dr;ift cards nr 10111111,e
thus1asm .~t11rted 11hrn th"Y Srurlents for a Democra1 K·f
foun d thr1 r b1U hrid artuall y Socirt1 I
bfcn introducrd ." hr s;i1d ··\\·h1le we"re proud of what Ren. I .:J7
29 through Oct , 4 as Adult-n[ 11·hat 11·1> learned." m11!\r>r, Hold~ ~011 n111i-1•11 r-
Th~ n1t':is11re set as1dr Srpt 11r\·r done. \1•e"re,morc proud I P11rr ~phoH::nu11i, fl;.', n1 :;1111 ··
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Ch ilcoat _Ty p ing Cou rse
FREE demonstrat ions
every Wed. evening
al 7:0 0 P.M.
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445 E. 1710 St. Sui1e H
Costa Mesa. Cal,J. 92627
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WATERPROOF BOOTS
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Reg .. 1.2.1
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huntin;: and 1>no11 t\on-~lip so!",
9-cyf'lrt. 1:ncd. 7-lZ. SportinJ;
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Our R e g. 3.97 r
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tale, 20% nylon. \Vith buttoned front. satin p1p1n,g:
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~ean1l e!is ~!ret c h nvlon \v [th nude heel. t'ashion.
lovely ·sh~dc:-. ~\li i t-tone. cinnamon and brO\l"O
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Our Rrg. J .07
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Several hundred nuyers and
spectators attended a buUalo auc-
tion ln ~lissoula, f..lon . The 78 head
of buffalo brought a total of $28,640,
v.-i th 40 cov.'s ave ragin~ $419 each,
:!5 calves· S273 and 13 bu!ls $389.
1lost of the buffalo v. ill go to
slaughter. but so1ne \~·ere purchas-
ed by buffalo ranch operators in
many parts of lhe country. ThP
animals \\'ere part of the Bob Schall
herd from his ranch near Arlee in
v.·estern 11ontana. •
Sauc!} parking t icket·snatcliing cro10
poses in midst of caper in downtou;-,i
Ogden, Vt.ah . Blackie ho.• been steal·
ing tickels fr ont auto windshields and
motorists art.: crowing. Btackie's own.-
er remai11s a r1111ster11, but it might be
a prison~r i11 nearby c1t11 jail-where
the crow occasionali y deliurrs ci~or·
et!cs. • Queens College in Charlotte, N.
C .. is an all-girls school a gain. Its
only male student is enlisting in
the Army instead of being drafted.
Rob•rt Jay Glenn, 23, a graduate
o! the Univers!fy of North Carolina
at Charlotte, '\\'as taking a course
in physics at Queens to qualify for
dental school.
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for lady Ma ri-lit$. Col. JPa11ette
I. S1i stad. d rrector of \Vorne n 'J
!tfarines. ~Of(l at Can1p Pe nrllc· ·
r:J to11 three Ne1.u York d.e.~if]nl'r.~
lf.1 are working oit 11.!'w 011t.J1 t~ Jor ~,:1i, the girls. ''\\le ore looki11 g f ar ~:i sometliirzg more moder1i to
wear," .o;li.c said. "T/1e u111form.~
rne ore now 1ccari11g u:er(' dP.· ·~ signed i.ii 1950." t it trn111i11g, l!
.~ lofarine wonten ore 9ett111~1 a
}.l groom course 11•/zicll sh ou•s
tlr r m how to apply makeup anrf f1 s!yle their hair, Col. S11stad said. it:......:._ .. __.. ______ _
• Police officers in Tu ~caloosJ,
Ala .• have been instructed lo r e-
place the-Confederale na,i; on thei r
uniform sl eeves with an American
flag. In issuing the directive, Chief
W. M. Marabl• naid !here is "all
too olten a tendency toward be1 n,g
11mid or apolo,i;elic about \\·aving
the Stars and Stripes. Police should
never be." Each uniformed offi cer
\Vas issued a 2-by-3-incb Dag to SC\Y
on his sleeve.
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Football Gets Boot
Regents Cut Stadium Froni UCI Plan
A football stadium ha5 been clropped
f ron1 an upclaled version o( UC Jrvine's
n1aster plan appro ved by. UC nients
Friday.
Big Ume football just doe.sn 't seem at
this point to be in UCl's future, Vice
Chancellor for Financi' ~· E. Cox said.
And , he noted, If some day ll does come
into the pi cture Anaheim Stadium would
be the obvious place to play.
Co~ said. '·The !iupport ol·the academic
{'()mmunity here for ·big Lime athletics
ce rtainly ha sn't been realized lo any
Travel In 70's
t>nlhusiaslJc extent And a fooiball sta-
dium is so t'OStly it doesn't look like we'd
have the resourcts."
UCI is planned to become a campus or
27,500 studenL~. U1e pre3ent size of UC
Berkeley and UCA, about 1990. It had
been predictea by UniverSity officials
UCI might field a foolball team on a
Jimited basis between 1975 and 1980.
This is Lhe first update o( the Long
Range Development Plan prepared iri
1962 by Wi\liam L. Pereira and Assoc·
for the far distant future lhinking about
ialt's. Cox referred to it as "a pipe Jream
all the things that L"ould happeo on our
1.510 acres."
Although the football stadium is gone,
a baseball diamond and track wilh
bWachers l.o seat 3.000 is nearing com·
plP.tion, Cole pointed out.
Whil = the updalcd plan is minuii; the
:;tadium, a medical school and health
scie:;.::c complex fa cilities have bttn .add.
ed and the now known Corona de.I Mar
Freeway roote and MacArthur Boul&-
vard relocalioo drawn in.
More Will Go
Top Space Scientists Jobless Before
Spiral Checked Plan Local Conference
\l.'hat looks like the ''Who's Ylho in
Aerospace" will gather at the Anaheim
Convention Center Monday to begin a
fcn1r-d11y conference on space exploration
and air travel during the next decade.
Expected for the American Institute of
Aeronautics and Astronautics meeting
are such notables as Dr. Wernher von
Braun: Dr. Robtrt Gilruth, director of
the NASA Manned Spacecraft Center ; Lt.
Gen. Samuel Phillips of the Air Force
Space and ri.tissile Systems Organization,
and hundreds of scientists and astronau·
tics corporation executives.
Representatives from Orange County
include Charil's R. Able, chairman and
r hief or the McDonrlf'U Douglas Astro-
nautics Co., lfuntington Beach, and Wil·
GOP to H atcli
E"lection 'Plot'
At Halloween
Go\·e;rnor ancl r-.trs. Reagan will lead
.a pararle of Republican notab l!'s Hallo-
\1·een night in the state party's annual
Celebrity Ball.
Scheduled for !he Anaheim Convention
Center. the ball ~·ill be Ute social high·
light or a t.hr~ay session at ~·hich par·
ty le ade rs are txpected to dtvelop ma·
JOr strategy for th e 1970 legislative .and
election year.
Source'.'! close to the governor predict
that he will use the occasion to announce
that he \\'iii be seeking re.election in 1970.
Cc>-sponsors of the Celebri!y Ball are
the Orange County Republican Ctotral
Committee and the Republ ican State Cen-
tral Comm itee. Orange County resident.!!
can obUiin tickets from Mrs. Margot Mur-
ray at 540-9040.
Da11cer Booked
On N udie Charge
She riff"s jnvestigators booked a Gardt.n
r.rov e tnte rtaine r on ohsceni1y charges
Prida.v night and raised to eight the num·
her uf arrests fnr a!legtdly bottomlr ss
J)('rformances at Anaheim ·s Cou nlry Girl
b" Lliarged with lev•d conduct and inde·
cent exposure was Mary Ann ~lorrison,
21i, Officers v.·atched her JO.minute pe.r·
fonnance and booked lhe performer as
she left the stage.
The Cou ntr v Girl bar i.~ one of five
county taverns named in a Superior
Court order banrung bottomless dancing.
State I-lospitals
'Need Changes'
Assemblyman Larry Townsend ended
a visiL lo Fa irv iew Sta te HospiUil. Cost.a
ri.1esa, Friday wilh the comment that
state mental institutions are "antiquated,
understaffed and overdue for sweeping
changes."
The Torrance Democrat said iruch hos-
pitals v.·oold be replaced \ldlh "commu·
nity or village-li ke development.a where
patients ~·ould Jil'e in as normal an en·
\'ironment as possi ble."
It was the only way, Town.sen<! said,
to increase the effectiveneS! of CalUor·
nia's mental health program~
liam Bergen, president of North Amer!·
can Rockwell's Spa ce Division, Seal
Beach.
The meeting, \Yhich will continue at the
Anaheim Convention Center through ne>:t
Frlday, ls under the title "Aerospace ln
lhe 1970's".
Nearly 135 technical papers will be pre-
sented. covering advances iD aeronautics,
astronautics and hydronaullcs.
To provide a comprehensive overview
of <ierospace -where it is and where it
is going, the l'onvention program has
been broken down to five general
themes.
The J4 sessions "'lll cover topics ra ng·
ing from th!' Apollo program to m:in ned
space stations. the Soviet and American
exploration of ri.tars. applications satel-
lites. air transportation. military aircraft
development. under the sea exploration
and how aerospace can btnefit society.
The themes are the following :
"Aeronautics and the Community,''
chaired by Maj. Gen. Clifton von Kann,
a vice·president of the Air Transport As.-
societion .
"Man in Space," chaired by Frank L.
Williams, Director of the Advanced Sys-
tems. Offi re at NASA ·s ~farshall Space
Flight Cen\.('r.
''Hydronaulics • Astronautics · A!'r n-
nautics: lntrractions," chaired bv Fred·
erick Burrell. f\1anager for OreR n S}·s·
tern s for the General Elect ric Compnn.v.
"Frontiers in Ae rospace Rese.ircn and
'fPchnology ."' chaired by ProL Daniel
Bersl'l.ider of the Depar!ment of Aeronau-
ti cs and Astronautics at Staniord Univer-
sity.
··Aer ospace and Society," chaired b.v
Dr. Jack H. Irvi ng , Vice.president o(
Corporate Pla nning at Aerospace Corpor-
alion.
Last year's meeting. held in Philad el-
phia, Pa , was attended by 5,213 engin-
een and scientists.
l!OT SPRINGS. Va. (UPI) -A high
administration official said today a peri·
od of sluggi~h economic activity, prob·
ably 11ccon1panicd by rising unemploy·
n1rnt. ls needed lo break the back of in·
flat ion.
Th<" off icial, who ii;poke on the condi·
lion he not be quoted by name, said the
administration would continue to rein in
the ecunomy longer than any time since
\Vorld War 11. He said this was neees.sary
because the present inflation was pumit·
led lo go unchecked , too long.
Unemployment made il:i; sharpest rise
last month in nine years, increasing to 4
percent. Treasury Secretary David ri.t.
Kr nnedy later said this figure ~·as ac-
ceptable as part or the "biller medicine·•
President Nixon cited in his address IG
the nation Friday as necessary lo cure
inflation.
Adm inistration officials and lhe na·
lion·~ top business executives exchanged
vows al a meeting of the prestigious Busi·
ness Council this weekend lo bold the line
on both public and private spending to
cool inflation.
l\fernbe rs or the council, wh ich con·
eludes i!s fall meeting today, welcomed
Nixon 's pledge Friday lo continue eco-
nomic restraint even after it begins to
hurL
The busi nessmen promised to do their
p:irt by elimi nating unneeded ~pending
and by s;iying no more often to union
1~·ag<' riem;inds .
\\'1lliam A. Jlewilt. board chairman of
Deere & Co., urged his fellow council
members to reduce spending (or plant
and equipment, tighten credit policy and
gel tough wtth labor.
"Indust ry as a whole would take a.
firmer st.and in labor negotiations," he
iaid.
lle~'ilt told newsmen he considers In·
flation to be a more serious problem
than unemploymenL He said tt la un-
rea listic to think inflation can be stopped
v."ilhout putting some people out of work.
FBI Agents N ah Fugitive
Sought in GiI·l l\.idnapi11g
LOS ANGELES ll'PI) -Robert A.
llar\'ey. \\'anted for the kidnaping this
\\'eek of a 11.year-0ld girl. was found
by FB [ agents Friday hiding under a
pile or dir!y laundry in an iipa rtmenl
house building.
The f'BI said Tlarvry chmhed out from
beneath !he clothei; shou ting." don·t
shoot. "l'nl not armed."' Ile "'as arr~\·
ed "'ilhotll a struggle. He v.·as trace d
to 1he buUding lh roogh a !'!Olen car
Harvey . 31. alsn 1s \1•anted for a kid·
nap-robbery in AJbuquerque, N.r.t. Il e
h;is hcen the n~JeCl cl a manhunt
t hrou~hnut lhe 11'f'.~tcrn United Sta(rs
since Kristen "K11ty" Anderson \\'a~ k1d-
nared Tuesday
She v.·;.is tQri;c.d intn a c!'lr flt knil r·
roin t as " hn~!:ige 11·hcn she came tn
11o·ork at the Peter Pan Nursery St"hool
in Arroyo Grande whC"re she v.a~ a
I.caching aide. Her abductor rlrovf! her
300 miles lo the nnrthern California
community of Vac aville where she 11·a.-.
freed \\'ednesday. She 11o·a.s found, hound
and frighle.nccl but unharmed, in a base·
ball park restroom.
The Jo"Bl said Harvt>y told the J;irl he
intended to flee north ta Seattle. Wash .
area but authorities fell the disclosure
might be a ruse and !he suspect insl'!':ad
might head for familiar haunts in Los
Angelf'.5.
On Friday. the station wagon stolen
by the abductor outside th e nursery
~rhool wa:ii sighted parked on a street
in the central area of Los Angeles.
Agenl~ searched nearby buildings un-
til they flushed Harvey. He was arraign-
t-d later in the day and ordered held in
lieu of $100,000 bood.
Children's Fee
Cut for Ballet
The Laguna Brach Civic Ballet has an·
noun<"ccl a nrw $4 annu;i l membe rship
r:i 1e ror child ren under 12, supplement-
i11g U1e annua l adul t n1cn1bersh.ip rate
<Ji $&.
The new ca!.'!gory v.·as instituted tn
~limula\e interest in 01e dance among
)o'outh. Members are entitled to attend
fnur ~pccial membersh ip programs
presented each year by I he ball el com-
pany.
Clubs or other organiiations interested
ln purcha!llng juniot memberships that
could be donated lo interested youngsters
~·ho cannot af(ord to buy them art in-
vited Lo contact the ballet center, 494-
1'7"11.
The (irst membership prograrn:s this
year will be presented Nov. 22 and 23 at
the Laguna Moulton Playhouse.
s DAll V f"ILOf
Take Note, Skiers
'fhe season's first sno\v fall at South Lake Tahoe mantled trees and
l\1t.. Tallac Friday. Snow was early even by recent Ta hoe standards.
Although first fall was not expected to last long under a wannini
sun, it was enough to wann the hearts of ski fans.
Priest Dies 17 Months
After Heart Transplant
PARIS (UPI) -· llospi tal source!'< to-
day blamed an ove~·helming rejection
crisis for the death Friday night of the
Assault on Beach
Waitress Brings
6 Months' Jail
A San Gabriel youth who pleaded guilty
t.n lesser charges alter beinit: accused
o! kicinapping a lluntington Beach wait-
r ess has bet'Tl sen tenced lo six mooths in
Orange Coun ty Jail.
David Loma Villasenor, 20, drew that
term in v.·est Orange County municipal
coorl on charges nf assault and battery
and exhlbiting a deadly firearm.
Villasenor wa s arresled la.st Mq 17
follO\\ing his alleged att.enipt~to kl'enap
Gloria S~·earingt!'l. 2Q, or 614 14th SL
The almO!St hysterical snack shop "'ait.-
rcss broke frf'e and rRn into a police
station screaming ror help
Witnesses told officers that Villa~enor
made several attempts to pull the girl
Into his van after threatening her with
a knife and warning her that he would
kill her if she resisted . l·luntington Be.e.ch
police arreslerl the fleeing Villasenor .e.t
Pacific Coast Highway and River Bridge.
Beacl1 Man Gets
Bail in Fur Case
A f\e\I: 'i'nrk federal court judit:e Fri·
day relea~ed a Huntington B!'acti man
on $15,000 bail following a hearing into
charges that he and a companion shipped
stolen furs valued at mnre than $44.000 .
Donald Rolls. 30. formerly of Egret
t,ane. and Tht-odore V.'illitims. 40, of
ro,,raHbu, face furth er court action fife
charges that they received stolen goods
in interstate commerce. Williams' ba il
was alsn se.t at S1 5,000.
Both men Y.'erc arre.~ted WcdnC'sday
night <1t KC11nedy Airp<>rt and ;iccust'd
of being the two men who burglari1.ed a
Wrst Los Angeles !ltore a week ap:o. Fed·
eral :i.genls and New York police said
thi>:y found mink coats valued at more
than $6,000 in a locker rented by the two
men.
Nixons in JUarylnnd
TH URMON'T'. Md. <UP I) -President
and Mrs. Nixon are spending the week·
tnd at the Camp Davi d Presidential re-
treat.
He wa.!I to meet thi! artemoon with
Richard Helms, director of the Central
Intelligence Agency, and Robert C.
CUstunan, CIA executive director.
58-year..old Dominican priest who wa.s
the world's longest surviving heart tram.-
plant patient.
The Rev. Jean.Marie Boulogne had
survived 17 months and five days after
reoe\\ing the heart of a cuslOrtl!l inspec-
tor in an operation May 12, 1968, at
Broossais Hospital, where he died.
The priest, who was bom Charl es Da-
mien, became the world's longe:i;t !Ur·
\'iving heart transplant recipient with
the death Aug . 18 of Dr. Philip BlaiberQ'
in Capetown. South Africa.
Blaiberg lived 19 months and 16 days.
Fat.her Boulognc·s death left an Amer·
ican. Louis B. Russell Jr., 44, or Indian-
apolis, Ind., as the long~t surviving
heart transplant recipient. lie has lived
13 months and 25 days.
The t!Mpital ~ources naid Fatht'r Bout-
ogoe died "'"ithin an tiour of .suffering a
r eject.ion that took doct«s at the hos·
P!Uil completely by surprise. Prof. Char.
Jes Du~t. who peTformed the trans·
plant oo the priest, was vlsiling ltfexlco
at the time.
Father Boulogne, who .suffered chronle
heart !rouble for 10 yeara before hi11
operalion, had maoaged to overcome two
rejection attack.~.
A robust priest, he had delighted
Frenc:timen by eating pepJ>fr steaks arid
downing red wine within a short time o{
receiving his new heart. He travt'led
extensively after his surgery, once be-
ing photographed at the control1 ot a
speedboat on the Medlterranean.
League Seeking
Nelv Attorney,
Granted Delay
Arthur Dewitt ~ague Friday wttn I\
one-week delay of hi'.'! Superior Court
tria! v.·ith a plea that he needs Ume lo
hire a new attorney.
Judge Samuel Dreizen ordered the ac·
cu~ed Black Panther to return ta iii~
cooi:t Oc~ 24 for. trial setting. League,
20. is being held in Orange County jail
with bail rlenied.
The DA ILY PILOT learned that T~ague. accused of the slaying la st June
4 of Sant.a Ana police offi~r Nelson
Sasscer, is asking the Black Panther-
organization lo provide him with the
best. possi.ble legal coun.o;el for his up-
coming tnal.
Attorneys Robert Green and Michael
Gerbosi, the lawyers who represented.
~ague during his recent preliminary
hearing. will continue to appear for
him pending a decision of ~ague's a~
peaJ to the militant Negro org&nlution.
Walking Catfish Can!Jt Rest Here Military Burial
Slated for Beach
Marine Victim By ARTIJUR. R. VINSEL
D! 11t1 Dlllti' r1i.t •t11t
Thirty days hath September, April,
June and the \\'&!king catrish.
A resolution prohibiting the ir im·
portation or possession was passed by lhe
Calilornia Fish and Game Commission
Thursday in Sacramento, effet'Uve in 30
days.
The whiske ry, tropical fish was in·
troduced Into Florida waters years aeo
and has taken over there , decimating the
native freshwater sptcie§ and it could
happen here too. scientists believe.
"That's what we'rt most concerned
"'ith." sa1d Wildlife loapector Ned Doi·
lahite, who stressed the danger of ii;oft·
hearted catfish ownen committing them
to lakes and reservoirs, or down the
bathroom drain.
Once into nalural bodies of, water, the
fast·reproducing fish -and they do wnlk
-kilts "Off tlYe native ~;then move1
on to richer huntfng ground.s.
''Polson the waler and they ju.st erav,o\
out and walk on dry land," Dollahile ex·
plained, "It's really pretty ridiculous."
The walking catfish is unique bec;iu~e
ll is !IOmf'"'here between fish and reptile
on tile multi·million )'Cat scale of evolu·
lion •nd is ~uipptd with a i:ntde lung.
This ori;an ran Lransform air inlo
usable oxygen for 1 certain period of
time while the creat~ Is "1 traMit
across dry lend, oflen long distances
whlle. sensing out fresb water.
"We·ve had report.s of people aeelnc
tM-m cto58in1· highways," add11 Jim SJ.
Amanl, associate fisheries blologisl for
' the Department or Fish and Game'i Los
An geles headquarterii;.
Depern:ling on terrain and weather con·
dit.ion, M>me members of the c\arlidae
family have even been known lo move
11everal miles, huffing and puffing and
squirming on their rins like little legs.
If you do have 1 walking calfiah and
can't bear t.o execute it, the Oepartme:nt
or Fish and Game will put it to sleep for
you, but on a miss basis.
"It will be quick and humane though,'"
aald DoJl1hltt, probably by immerUon In
a tank of poison.
"We don't w•nl them to rush out and
throw th~ thing~ Into streams and
reservoirs though," he sold, adding that
they would likely thrive in California
\vaters.
Imported from South America-though
ran now In shop!! due to Imminent
ree&rkUo"'"'"~ walking catfish have
alrelMty IMf'n joined on lhe outlawed Ust
by some ot lheir finny cousins.
Military burial service! wlll be held
Mcnday for Marine Pfc. Michael L.
~·.Avella of 10151 K.aimu Drive, H~.
tington Beach, who was killed ln Vietnam
October 5 In a truck accident.
Pfc. d' A~lla had bHn in Vietnam fCJr
fivp mantha. Military offldlla Aki tbe
truck went out of control in a heny
rainstoma and he Wll thrown oot.
A wake will be 'held Saturday nlcht It
7 30 al the Pee~·Famlly Colooial ·l'\lneral
llome in WestJtilnster.
Services will be at I p.m. Monday at
t~e funeral bome with bur1al Lo follow trt
Good Shepherd Cemetery in HimUnctoo
Beach.
Pfc. d'Agrtll• Is survived by hJ!I wife
Petra. a graduate of Fountain Valley
Jf lgh School: hi.a pa.mil! Mr. and Mn.
.lohn d'Agrell• of HouMnn. Tt1., fM
brothers and two listers, au of Hooston.
•
f DAllY PILDf S.tltl!'d1y, Octobfr te, 1%tJ
Pulpit and Pew
111. Ml<Uel'• .... .\II Aq.1'1
Ept~l Cbon:l , 3233 Pacific
Vitw Drive, Corona deJ Mar,
will ttltbrate c0mmunion at
the 11 a.m. ser\'ices Sunday.
fo.forning prayt r wlll bf! read at
Ult: 1:30 ~rvice. Tile sermon
topic d. tht Rev. John Rog ers
Davis wiU be "Revolutioo in
Ute ."
Cl~ for prospectiv e lay
n adtr1 will be held on Oct.. 21
.and 18. The clas..ses are open
to 'ft1)Ql~ for the first time in
church history.
Sondly activities begin with
church t.chool at 9 a.m. with
cluses for all ages at Rnar·
rf:t'Uoft Lullteru Church, 98 12
Hamilton. Huntington Beach.
The AduU DUcus.sion Group
v;il\ begin a ne" ~ries on
"The Parables Speak to
Modern Life " also at 9 a m. At
the 10:30 a.rn. v• o r s h i p
service, Pas t or Arthur R.
Tingley ~ill speak. oo .. ~
Courage W h i c h Llfe Rl'-
quir~."
,Se\·enth grad!:' you~h re«il"('
instructioo at 4 p.m. \~·ed·
nesdays . Cholr rehearsal is
be.Id at 7:30 p.m , Tiu1n.day.
Sptalci.ng oil the 9 and 11
a m. ~'lC'eS of the Ckn:b of
Rdlpea ~ Gf Lquna
Searl. Dr. H~y Guhard
p~ a sumoo oo •·Thf-
1.ns-.ru.'"ne!lts ci l\n:M"~ -"
lbt> c!'.un:':h. loc.&IN a: :he
j".&:l':":..:<)(! « Lag-~ (.;.~~·:l
Ro1d a.nd El Toro Road , holds
jun1or church .and high ~chool
group m~llng at 9 a m Baby
care 1~ also offered a! !ht" l"Br·
ly :sttvicr.
Tht> church ;11~ sponsors
Th ursday lt>r.t urr.; at JO a m.
in 1...t'isu re \\"orld. Clu bhou~e
Two. 1be gener<il pubhc is Ln·
vtted.
•·on Being Able. to Stand L.:p
to Life" is the subject of
JI • r b o r Cb.rislian Churc::b.
Dl sciples of Christ sermon
this week by Cir. D. W.
1'1cElroy. Ser\'icr~ are held
each Sunday <ti II a r p e r
Elementary Schoo), 42!J E.
18th St.. Costa :-.1~~a. Sundav
school is at 9 30 a rn. and
\1·orshi p is al 10 4.'i a nt.
!\ursery care is prn11drd
Huntington • \ allry Bap1i sl
Church, 9779 Slat er ,\1·e ,
Fountain Valley \\'111 hold a
sho rt service al the Bapll~l
Coovalescent l/ o s pi t a I,
Fullerton, Sunday 2 .'JO pm. A
group fro m the church goes to
1he hospital once a month tn
hold a short servl~ for the.
patients.
Regula r ~r1·ices of the
l'hurcJ1 if1L!lidt> Sunday school,
9 45 a .m.; worship 11 a.rn .;
'Youth I lour. S r.m.: evening
\\'orship at 6.
Nursery care Is providtd fo r
all scr\'ires. Children's church
is held during I.he morning
\\'Orship.
Tem pl e Sharon, !he
Conservative trmple ol the
Harbor art>a, 61 7 \I/. Hamilton,
Costa J\!esa, "'ill conduct sab-
ba1h ~rr.·!ces on Friday, 8· 15
pm Ra bbi Garson Goodman.
v.·1U be a.ss isl.e d by the Temple
Sharon choir. His topic will be
'"The Impossible Dream."
F o r ma I groundbreaking
ct>remonies for the new
!iihep herd of the Hill! United
'lelhodlsl Chu rc::h. Muirlands
Boule vard at La Paz, Mission
Viejo, 1-1·ere held last Sunday.
T}le Rev. Domenick T amiett1,
paslor , and the Rev. \\'illiam
fSee P ULPfT, Page 5)
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Heads Cont:la.,.,
Full Gospel Business
i\len's r-eno .. r ship In-
ternational ""ill hold ils
:innunl !'nuthern fah-
forn1a ton1·cntio n Oct.
23 to 25 in Los A ngele~.
I-leading a rrangements
for th e meetin g is
chair1na n P aul Tobel1y
of Sa nta Ana. Thil1y
southland c hapter s are
expected lo attend the
ineeling a t the Biltmore
Hotel.
•
'f'allOrile SerlllOK'
Dr. Dallas R. Turner of
Community Presbyter·
ia n Church of Laguna
Beach v.·iJI appea r o n
the religious TV serie.~
".\ly F avorite Sermon"
to be telecast Sunday,
9 a.m. on channel 4.
c;1in1pse s of the church
as \veil as individual
members will be seen
in a s hort film accom·
panying his ser mon.
Manned by ltlinlster•
Manifesto Takes
Moderate Turn
By GEORGE W. CORl'l/ElL
NE\V YORK (AP J -\\'hat
started out as only an in·
divldual, a Ii.st of names and a
bristlin11 manifesto -OA"hich
shocked and often angered
white Christians is a
developing organization loday,
with new officers, a st aff. a
g row i ng budg e t and
moderated mood.
IT ALSO is increasi ngly
manned by rn1nis lers of the
gospel - Negro clergymen
both of mainly whi te and black
dt:nom1nations. Protestant and
Roman Catholic. !ls church
gate-crashing demonstrations
ha .. ·e ceased, 11 least for the
lime bt'ing.
"f''ron1 lhe beginning, 1~·e:
kne w the whole confrontation
thing Yr·ould pass in time."
says the Rt>v. Calvin B.
1-.tarsha!I, re<:ently e I e c t e d
p~sident ot the B I • c k
Economic D e ve lo p me n t
Conference. "At t hi.~ stage, it's
in the back(Tound.''
The. organiuition has cle.ired
initial proctsses for in·
cq,rpor ation under New York
State law, set up ofn~ in •
Brookyln church, and in ad-
dition to its immediate work ·
ing capital. appears mark«! to
receive much more from the
churche s.
But a prime asset -and !hi'!
one \rhich made the financl1l
pros pects possible through ac·
tion of th e predomJnantly
white Ep iscopal Chu rch and
leaders of 33 de nominations in
the r-;ational Cou ncil or
Chu rches --was the rirm
backing of Negro clergymen,
TH EIR Ir\FLUENCE, a n d
the confidence sho~·n in their
assessment of the si tuation hy
I See MAr-.'IFESro, P11e. S )
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
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FAIRVIEW BAPTIST CHURCH i. 1. c1
Fairview Rd. At Fair Or., Ccsta Mesa
9 A.M.-Church School 10 A.M.-Wor,hi p
Dr•--5".iriTlty-D-tplit l ibl1 ShldW GrOUI"
'71.,,... 911 .,_, c .... u.. S4S·46 l 0
HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1230 hlt.r S1 . .t Fein iew, Co1to Mn•
ReT. Conl1 Sollos, l'ottor
Sunday Schoo1 9:45 a m. r.torning \\"orship 11 00 am..
Baplist Training t.:ni on 6 p.m. Evening Ser\"ice 7 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study & Prayer .............. 7"{Xl pm.
FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH
6SO HAM ILfON, COSTA MESA
kllV. J. 0 . W4ll A(E
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
IRANCHES 0, THE MOTHl!Jt CHURCH
THE f lRSJ CHURCH Of CHRIST, SCllNTIST
IN IOSTON, MA.SSA.CHUSITTS
"Doctrine of Atonement"
SUNDAY , OCTOBER 19th
Costa Mesa-Fir1t Church of Chri1t, Scientirt
2880 M"° Verde Dr., Costa Mn.
Swndov k hool -9:1 S A.M.
Church Ser•ice - 11 A.M.
leading Room, 2850 Mao V•rd• Dr.
Hunt ington Be.ach-First Church of Chf'i1t, Scienti1t
810 Oliw•
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Welcomes You.
SJ. JAMES, l20• Vi• Ud•, Hew,.rt hod!
7 ;J O •·"'·-Holy l11Cll9ri•t
9:00 •.111.-Mond .. Prey.r 1st & Jnf So11.
Hely l11cfrlarl1t 21114 l 4tti s.,.,
t :OO o.M.-Ch•~h Scheol
11 :00 e.rn.-Holy l..:harl1t lit I lrll S111.
Mor11i111 Preyer 2fltl I 4rtl So11.
Clllld C•r. .t t :OO •·"'·
T"-•••• Johll P. A.illew II, Rec.,
Tlte ReT. Do•ld A. Cr11111111 Aueciefe lee~
ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS
'ocltlc View Drl•• .t Mert-1N, Co''" Mt M.,
S•lldoy: l :OG, f :lO -Clllld C-iot t :J O
Holw Days et A11e1Mocl Alf lltecn Welca-
RllCtOf, Th lltn. Joh11 1.,..,. Dnh-Pllo• 444·046J
ST. JOHN THE DIVINE. 2043 Orange Ave., C.f\·1.
s1111dey1 1:10 a t :ll c•.,u Sc9te.1-t :JI
Thondap: 6:JO I 10 e .m.; Hoty D.p .. -•11ecMI
Yleor, TM lltn. Jolill W. DoHhbH-I'll•• 141·1J2t
NEWPORT HARBOR
LUTHERAN CHURCH
2501 Cliff Dr. LI 8-4293
TM • ...,. J-5. llel11, P•t•f I n. a.... ....... w111 ...
Aailte.t ,.,.,
F1,.,111 Wor>/llp •:oo '° l~·lO 1.m.
Su,...•v So~ool t ·XI le !~-lO o.m.
• Wor•"I• 3•r .. lct 11,1» to 1l ao
Nursery care available
at all services
WELCOME
LUTHERAN CHURCH
OF THE MASTER
2900 Pacific View Dr.
Corona del ~tar
DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER
Mn. W•I" Cllo!llMrfel .. "'""' w.,.., Phone 644-2664
•:IS A.M. '-111lfyW•f'lfll11'
10:00 A.M. S1114ow Cll•tcll ......
11 :00 A.M. ffttiN W•nlllp
Norwry Pr•TIW
CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH
Min ou ri s ~~od
7,0 Ykt.rl• SI., C•1t11 M-
l•~"' Y. T•rM•, P•t.r
541·5404 Woo~I. S.rvlc": l :!J & ll ,t,. M . SuN:111 $<.MIDI; t :JO AM..
,t,.~vrt lllt OI Cl•u : ,,JO /lo M. Sunll•y St~ool •• , •••·, 'i:•5 Tr,;ning Ui icn • •··,,,,, b:OO
Morning W0 ,.),;p , .. , . 11 :00 E••ninq Wo11h:p .... , .. 7 :o
Wt~. f,~,, n11 Str~i t o ... 7.00
Sundoy $.c.hao1 -t :)O I 11 :00
Church -11 A.M. Se"ice
R•oding Roon; -810 OliT• 'F''::~=:'::::=:::=:::::=:::::=::=:::=:::'==:::'::::=::::=\;1b~C~H~·~"~"~·~·:.:·~,,~·~·~·~,~·~·~T~S~C~H:o:o~L""""""'"""",,;·~·:··~·:··~·~
ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ,..o .. 64l·,1 II N11nrry Afwow1 A•ollablr
UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH
ll5l 5. f. PALISADES ROAO
SANTA ANA HflG HT S
~UHOA'r SCHOOL •••.•... , ., •. ••• .... I.IS AM.
Laguna Beach-First Church cf Christ, Scientist
635 Hii!k D,.
Church & Sund ow School -•:lO l 11 :00
llt'Oding lltoom, 214 Fo1nt
Newport Beach-First Church of Chri1t, Scianti1t
llti) Via Lido
l lhl I r, 0 Cn•111I le ... -Joni e••I " l'I•• """"
tlu"ll"''"" !it•<~. c111tornMI Tho Jle•. Jtme1 C. Colly. ,.111or
Sundoy Services
l ·OI /I. M. Moly c...,m\111-f :)f AM. 1'1m llf ,,,..,ct & Chwrd!
J:ot '""'· !~"''°"' Sc-It 1:)1 !'.M. l!plKOl>ll llill AM. Morn!nt Went1111 Y•""' Cn1trdtmM1 Nptn ry C•r• '"""'"'
PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH
MeM Vo...i1 Drire & loker Str.-.1, Co1la Mno, Celif.
J\NOREN C .O,NOER~ON , P~"or
)u!l<ll~ 3cMJDI: I.I», t:lll 11'11 to oo--Morn >n; v.cr1n ,~: I l)O, • )D •nd 11 00
Princt el l't•C• lut~'''" School -M;,. E1!her Ol1on , l'ri11cip•I
Olfic• l'hane: 54•·05~ I School Phcn•' 5~•-0562 MO•HIHO wo•SHIP •.•. ' .•••• , \1 • !"'
IVINIHG wo•SHIP .............. 1 p M ,
MlDWllK SE•VIC E WEONl ~OA'r l :Jll P "I.
\11'1lll1m J. Atlolo, l'•IHt C"urc n """"' J.<~·lfll
Chu1ch & Sundoy Scheol -•:15 l 11 :00
Re<1din9 Raom, JJI S Ylo l ido 1F;===o==o==o==o==o==o==o==o==o==o==o:==;if"""""'"""'"""'"""':=""""'"'=="'-"'""'"""'"""""""'i ST. PAUL'S LUTHIU.N
:0.hs~oufl Synod
F.IRST
BAPTIST CHUR CH
ef ~•etol• Yon..,
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17411 M .. eoll•, f,Y.
1..,. DoAO Haw•t'I. Ml ~luer
FIR ST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
\·ictoria & Placentia Ave.
f'osta ~1esa
Jamn f. l'ierc:y
Newport Beach.Second Church of Chri1t, Sc ientist
3100 PCH:itlc: Yiew Di ~ Coron• dol MM
Ch1rch & Su11doy School -I 0 A. M.
Rr odlng Room -216l £. Co111t Hwy.
All are cordially invited to attend the church
ser\•ices and enjoy the privileges of the
Rrading Roo111s
Ct.lid Cart' Pro•ided AT A.LL SEllYICEI Mor,.ln9 Won ~•p 1.lO l 11 :00
S11rwl1 w Scl.ool •...•••.• 'i.lO
You tlo .Metli~t ••• , ..•.. 6·00
P•ev•r Se,.•<• , , . , , , ••• lo JO
Douglos HodC)ft "'"°"''" Mln11Jlt I~~;::::::::;;;:;:~-;:;:~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::~ ior11 w, .. ,.,, ........ ,.,. • .... I
E •e~0119 Ser••<• ........ 7·00
l'llltWl"T .,,.,._i. t1 fl k rvkn
842-2421
e1c1r Sc•.,.. ..•.. !:JI•·"'· Mor"lrq Wtnfl•• . . •. JO :H '·"'· Yeutn Group• . ...•.. • ... I e.m.
v .. "" . ..•• ... ... .. 7 p "'·
i'\ursery Care Provided
541-4771 S41·6l41
ST. MATTHEW LU THERAN CHURCH
IM,"cv'i S~n cd l
... .,.,h;p:ng •+ !he
UN IV E RS IT Y PARK SC HOOL
S1rdb.,,·g ~· .M~11h 1wi ;,, U";,..,,;1v Ptr~
C"'urt~ of '"'' 01il w Wo":I I
WORSHIP': l O:l O A,M.
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CHURCH OF REL IGIOUS SC IENCE
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~!JNCAV" $Elr\/I(_[ , •• 1! f..'/..
M "IO!U ...... ,~,, Bu•••· I!:' r.
o•l',ITH c"·~·~ o··~ CtWH! YM(.4. 1)1)1) Ur ·"~•IV O·
A lull Youlli r ro~rArr1
Crn. of Orin:;;" ~nd ZJrd. 51.
(0~1.t ,\\('•~
r~·1"r 11. c Jo~r , 111 '/\•~r.
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL I :=:=::===========~======~(
PLEASE DON'T COME ~. ;;;:::=::;;:====:::::: TO .~ •
CALVARY CHAPEL
1f TO\/ ''' lo1\in9 for •11 t l•bO•t +• prOC)•I ,.., a' ioc••I p•e1!>9e.
l ut if vou •r• look:n9 lot ;n-dep!k tl ibl1 <!uclie1, Chr;\1 1111 !ti·
law1lli11, 111d i o 1piri ~g tpiril•d wonllip, TOu'll lovt u1! To•<<<>"'·
"'"'''' a11r 9rowi119 ch ur ch ,,,..;11 .... no ........ 1~0 s~"d •v
rn01~in4 1e•v1ce1, 9:30 i nd 11 00 . N11rit1y t•rt . Co,n1• of Gteo n·
.. ;n, & Su11flow1r,
54!1·2121
fiarlo1• (/,,.;J/ian Church
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OF NIW,-OIT llACH -l DIKipln l
MMti"' ........ , H•rper 11-T•'l Scho•I
415 l . lid! St .• Coif• Ml"MI
Church School -9:30 A r.T.
\\lor ship -10:45 A .~I .
N1rwrr C-Pr.r\do4
Phone: 67S-l91S
f\finister: Dr. D. \V. !\lcElroy
CHURCH OF CHRIST
217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA
UTWUN HAltO• -4 fAllYllW
SUNDAY MOINrNG l l lLE 5TUOY •....•..••••• , 9 :~5 A.M.
SUNDAY MORNING WOI SH IP I COM MUNION • , 10:45 AM,
SUNDAY (Vf NING WORSHIP ...•.••••••••• , ••• 6:00 P,M,
U11ited Ch11t'h et
RELIGIOUS SC IENCE
•20 IG!~ S+, H""''"91on 511t h
P\.o~e 53b·I 110
Atl ul l & Yowt~ !.t•.,<t•. ! I •.m.
111 'l'oor Cl.,.. Wed 7·1~ p,m,
ERNEST PAT(, "4 1NISTER
611 HELIOTROPE
Wou hi11-10:00 A.M,
Cllwre h Schoel -I O:Ot A.M.
C" Pnllln C.. Murro'f, M onl\Jor
M•U S•l•ltv ~!1011, 0 C E.
673-4000
Seventh-Day Adventist Churches
Caste Mtta
111 A•otodo StrHI
J~~" Sh •,..,,~\'· P~1!ar
P~on•: 541-b5'i6r
5obboth X hoel .• , ':lO AM
Mor11i11t Wenhip •.. 11 :00 AM
P1ov•r Meetl., • Wed·7:l 0 l'M
l e4wn• Nl9uel
wenhlp1 111
~o.th si....n ta,tltt Cllorcll
3271 2 Cro w11 VoH•w f'•rt••Y
A. E ll ow1011, Pi tier
Phofte: •'i l -l'il6
Sobboth !ochool ••.. •:lO AM
Mor11lnt Wonhip .• , .10:50 AM
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
•040 Tol bert A•r. !Tolbert l Motn•llol. FOUNTAIN YA LLIY"
UNIFIED SE~'11C(. Swndov ~cka ol 'i ,JC -WOii.SHi P . IG:JO
Wo11 h•1> l You!~ G ro~I>\ -tr: JO p.m.
t,ytotrY Pi'OVlctltl 11 111 orn 1(••
" Ccmm"'1•'~ tllv•c~ -v111ton Ar t •w1~• W~l!O,...
EVENGELICAL FREE CHURCH
of H1ntl119to11 Be.II
1•12 Flerid• A••· 5J6·7•1s
WUNESDAY EVENING l ll LE STUDY •... , ••••••• 7:JG l'.M. llltw. at1r .. "-· Mi1i.r. "'"'' •.u ... M -i11n••T ~cltMI -.. II ••••
NU ltSllT CAii PlllOYIDID 11 Qt •"' -"'"~"'' weri"·•· • "·""· -Y.ut~ G,....,,,
FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH
146 E. 22nd St .• Ccsta Mes• 5~3761
M. C. Cr111le, P•tff JoH •.n•kk, A.--.:l-'-
lt1y Nit~o!sen, Mini1!1r of Yo~lh luMIV S<1*:11 -':JO .. .M. •1mlly Wti'INI' ll:M
U P F-RAN !ll'. CRUSADE
1"ew1h ~ ..... ice - 5:l 0 p.111. lt•iTel Tl--7:00 II'·"'·
We'd, !'rower •nd l ible S11rly -7,11 P'.1111•
~·~·•~I T•mo -I P . .Y. ,..,,., SPtl••nt
C~urch c~.,;, -S~e "I Pnwhon. Director
Vi1iton Welceme -N1nery An.IHl911t
S1e1e l l,HIMd l"r•Sc:hool -M11. Jolin Goll 11ick. Oifector
Phone: 64l-2l 2l
SABBATH SERVICES
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL
harbor reform temple ....... RA BBI BE RNA RO P, KING
meeting at
St. James Episco pal Church o 3209 Via l ido, Newport Beich
f or l11fo1m~l•on : C•I! 675-7230
HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD
740 W. Wilson, Co1ta Mes•
V L, HERTW[CI(, Po t1 01
s•a.410• CARL GENT~Y
M ,~·ofe1 of M u1,t -
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SUNDA Y SE RVIC ES
!iu~da, Scl!eol -';41 A.M.
lO :SO-"Wltt11 Jn u1 lookH"
S..rll'I•• bw 1'01ter
7 l'.M.-"Wren,ln• tltt Se•!"'
s,.,,.a. i.w "••t•r
COSTA ME SA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
Pr .. ~fleol -""•<11•9••1" -l ltmtll•fl" -(~Ill Coro
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TEMPLE SHARON
T\a t.•'"'"-''" .......... fw .... entt,. Ho"'91 A'"
611 Wnt Helllllt••· C"ts M-
All J1wi1\. ff 111i!i•t •re i~vil od i G joi~ Y• i11 lrul., "'·~~•11,lwl
SAllATH IYININll SllYICIS FllDAT et 1:11 P.M.
s,;.;,,.i l"4or -llt•l>W G-Goea-
b~tr.sss 2 '•"'Pl• 5ke•on C~oi r -Ontg Sk tb•I !14t .1 •3!
Jh e Church
o/ 'four choice
fhiJ
429 Cypress Or. lagun1 Beach
ReT, W. I . NIHerllrCH:ll
'\'orshlp Sl"r.,.icr.~ -10 :00 A.J\t. Sund11y School and Blblr Clas.~ -8:45 A.'.\f.
Phone: Church 494 .i998 Par.sonagr. 494-8 110
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THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH
l &lbor li l1~d
COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHUR CH
l :IS lnlo<m•I Wc,1hip
,.)G Tt•dil<onol Wo r•h•p
l Su,.d•v 5t)l&ol
Co1i• Me11
FIRST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
l ,I~ St. l Ho1bo1 8 1.~.
C•urch Wo,.)11p -':JO .I. 11
C~wrch Sthool -1.10
i 41 -7727
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MESA VERDE
METHODIST CHURCH
M,,, V11d1 & 81~•' SL
s ~1.1 11 •
Wa .. ~·~ & Chu•clo Stbool
•:OO l !0:19 .... M.
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Fl•ST UNITED
METHODIST CHURCH
1 11 1171~51. 5)6·15 17
Serwict 1 -•:lO & 11 A.M.
Nuroety fl.rw 2nd gr•lle · I I
Church School -9:)0 A .M.
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COMMUNITY
METHODIST CHURCH
6b6J Htt! .-, .. e. 14 1·44bl
Wo1,hop l Ch11rck Sthool
q l IO:lO A.M.
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UNIVERSITY
METHODIST CHURCH
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9 JO A.lo!.
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LA GUN A BEACH
METHOD IST CHURCH
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i" 5o. Laqu"•
Wo"h'I> I I 11.M.
C.,u:<~ 5<kocl 1~10 A.1'1 .
•99.]011
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CHRIST CHURCH
BY THE SEA
I •00 W. lelbo1 Blvd.
tr 7J .JI 05
Wo,,h,., & Chu•ch Sthotl
9~JO l 11 A.M.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coasta I Areas
Christ Church Presbyterlqn
20112 Mot••li• IN .. r Ade.,,.) Ho.tllltfell .._.
•••· Del!Ol4 l . RelN1t., P"tor
Solltl.,. Wonlti,: •:lO A.M. Clton:ll ki..oi: 10141 A.M. OH&c•' 201 1l ....... u.s1. ,.._: ••1·4•4• .
Church of the Covenant
2151 f9in-I•• teed, en .. Ml"MI
l rut• A. 1(1.,rlt , P•tler
l••tl•y W•nltlp: t :lO & 11 -Cllotclll khol: •:l l
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
601 11. A..W.w1 ll•H, Now,.rt IHt.111
CHA•lli Hll.lllT Dlll lNFlllD, PA.STOI
WertMp l Cll•rcll klloel: I, t :JI a 11 A.M.
646-7147
St. Mark Presbyterian Church
Cff!Mf -'-"°'" I. l"lbloff Oti ... C•ro111• Gel Met
J ..... ,..11.,.. l lrL P•ter w..w. a. c111 .. u St.11oo1-11 A.M.
644·1 J41
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Pulpit a11d
ICootloutd from Plgf 41
i-f llob bs. superintendent ol
'he San ta Ana District of the
:Jn!!ed f\lelhodist Churrh, of·
tiri8ltd.
'fhe Shepherd of the Hills
:ongrcgat1on has bfen
meeting 'h1 r1 ng the p;:ist yPar
at t!ie l\l i~s1on Viejo lligh
School.
Or. Ptrcy Bald\\'ln, former
Dean of Ar~ and St·ienres at
Ne\v f\!cx ico State Unil'Ctt.ily
v.·ho is now a re.sidtnt of
Laguna ill ll~. ~·111 be the
s peaker Sunday 10:30 a.m. at
the service of the Unilarian·
Uoiver~alist fl'ellowthlp of
L.lguna Br.aC'h
Dr. Baldv:in's talk is entitled
"The Consolat ion of
l\lortality." The service will be
held at Ltonora Portney's
Creetive Dan('e Studio at 336
N. Co;;ist Hi&hv;ay, Laguna
Beach .
Harbor Rtform Temple "''ill
bold a i;pet"ia l study group In
tdull eduealion follov.·ina: I.he
8: I~ Friday Sabbath Service a~
St. Jan1es Episcopal Church,
J209 Via Lido, Newport Be11ch,
During the Oneg Shabbat,
Dr. and ~1rs. Sheldon Barasch
\vii! lead a di scussion on "The
!'ltiddlc East Today.'' Part of
the program v.-111 be fil ms
t;iken on thei r recent vi sit lo
·1sr1i1eL
Uni \·ersity United 1\.1,tbodist
Cborcb celebrs~d its third an-
ni\'ersary lasl Sunday \vith a
buffet dinner at the church.
Pastor James Ste,,.,·art spoke
on the history of the church
a nd Dr. James Wheat served
a s loastmaster. presenting a
program v.hich inc I u de d
religious folk sinain~ group.
Gary Rogers. a Corona del
f.lar high school student. ga\'e
an ilhu:trated 1alk on \\'ild h!e
in tlie Upper Newport Bay.
"!I-lust \Ve feed I he
lfungry?"' is !ht que~tion to be
u~d by Dr. Pti..ilip G. Murray
for Sunday's sermon a t
Corona del J\.far Community
Church, Congregalional. l{e
"-'ill sptak at the 10 a.m.
sr rvice helrl at 611 Heliotrope
A1•e. Church school is also at
10 a .m. as ls child care.
Tbf! SpirituaJ Assembly or
tbe Baba'ts of Costa t.le&a will
commemorate the "Birlh of
the Ba"b" ltlon<lay evening .at
the Baha"i Center, Victoria
Street. Mike Campbell from
Newport Beach, a anned
~ervice veteran, will conduct
lke meeting.
Tuesday the youth of Orange
County will meet for prayers
ti> celebrate the "Birlh," one
of nine sptcial holy days of the
Baha'i ytar.
111e third in a St>ries of
~ermons on "The 'F'ruil s of a
Chrii;tian" will be delivered at
the 10 :50 a.m. Sunday servic-e
by Pastor 'Thomas E. Ben-
\'enuti of lhe Gl•d T1 dln1s
A.t&embly of God Cburcb, 15th
and Monrovia, N e w p o r t
Beach.
The choir ll'ill sing at the 7
p.m . service. The llcv. Hartild
D. St.ark will be the special
spea~er.
"Of Bo~·s, Bears and AnVY
f.fen" is the .'\Cr mon topic this
Su nday, 10 a m. a t Fain·lew
Baptist Church, 2525 Fair\·ie'Y
Road, Cosla r.1es11 . Church
.school will meet al !I a.m.
lmmediat.ely af~r l he
"or~hlp hour, the Rev. Da ~·ld
Beals Y.111 meet '1111th I.he
Lollege:.Career Lunch Uunch,
a fellowship disc ussion group.
Planning i~ now undf"r y,•ay
lnr '-'arnt'r A\•enut-Bapth l
Cbu rch'§ ram.ity Life Con·
lerence, sl ated fOr Nov. 16 to
23 ~·tth Dr. Glenn O'Neal
pre3iding .
Thia Sunday, pictures from
the Middle East "·11\ be shown
at 6 p.m .. at the church,
\\'amer Avenue at Gothard
Street, Huntington Beach .
St. .Jobn lhe Di \·iae
Episcopal Ch urch, 2{MJ Orange
A,·e., Costa ~tesa wlll offer
communion at both 7:30 and
9.30 mornini wor s h i p
services. Sunday sc h o o I
classes through high school
level n')f.>el al 9:30 a.m. and
the EYC "'ill meet at 4 p.m.
Dinner \l'i ll be provided for the
EYC meeting .
Nursery cart is provided
The Re v. Norman L. Brown
n·ill be in the pulpit Sunday .at
PI y m o ut b Congregational
Churr h of Newport Jlarbor,
:!262 Broad SI., Ne \V po r l
Beach. lie wilt preach "Look·
ing at God Through Chr i11t " at
the 10 a.m. service. Sunday
school and child care are
available at the same tln1 e.
t.fe aa Verde U n ited
Metbodi't Cburcb:, 1701 Baker
St., Cost a r.fesa, .... ·ill hold
worship services at 9 and
10:30 a.m. Sundav with the
Rev. Paul C. ·Biesemeyer
preachln,I! '·Y.1hy Art \Ve
Here?" The first Sf.'Ssion of
church sehool for all ages
meets at 9 a.m. and at 10:30
a.m. church school for nursr:ry
through si:\th grade meets.
Sunday at 6:30 p.m. the Junior
lligh United r..tethodist. Youth
Fellowship meets; f\londay at
6:30 p.m. the High School
United Methodist Y o u t h
Fellowship ml!fl'l, On Wed-
nt,day, 8:30 p.m ., the United
Methodist Men will meet for a
catered dinner ($L5tli in
F'ellowi;hip lfall. Officers vdll
be elected.
Potluck dinnr:r v;ilJ be held
Sunday at 6 p.m. for the Fir~t
Jlaptt11t Church of Huntington
Beach in lht fe!lowi;hip Hall
of the downtov.'TI church. 6th
and Orangt. Each family is to
bring fried chicken or
meatloaf, pie and their table
servi~. The qua rt er I y
busines:r; meeting will beg1n at
7 p.m. with Dr. William
Pti\\'ell a.nd George Matas
diJcussing the church buUding
prosram.
Tht Rev. \VHlis J. Lo<1r "'ill
bring the sixth in a ~eries of
mt1s1gts on Portraits of
Chrii;t, "The Bread of Life.''
to both Sunday st rvices: 9:::0
a.m., Peeks Chape l, 7801 Bo b a
Ave., \Vestmim;~r and 11
a .m., downtown c h apt I .
Church school is held at 9:30
a .m. at the downtown chapel
only.
The mixed basketball team
m"ts .at the Huntingtoo
Beach fli;h gym for a prac-
lict game Tuesday evening.
Temple Nt gev of Or11nge
County. 7777 Central Ave .,
Stanton, i!i offl!ring four
educational courses: A bt~n·
ner's Hebrtw cites ~·Ill meet
"-'t:ekly for 31,y rnonthi;. A film
~erits entitled "Je\\·s and
Your Horoscope
I • A fft> tt !MM]
Pew :
Theic RellgiQn ·· ~·111 bt sl\Qwn
once monthly stanlng Nov. 2,
8 p.m. at tJ1e lemple and a
le<:lure Stries !ealuring a
diHerent gues t speaker each
1nont h will also bt held.
Currenlly in progre1' is ,.
prugrarn lo teach t::nglish to
adul~ who do not read, v.•rite
or 6peak English , For funher
information regarding these
cour11t, call the temple at 527-
3lTO.
Off f rill£ 11'.'0 wor s hip
services, LuUaenia Ourch of
the M•&ttr, 2900 Pacific View
Dnve, Corona del J\la r. mee13
DAILY PILOT 1
Two Themes Clash
Baptists Co nibustible Dile1nma • Ut
11s1 tradition of personal llber· occurred over some Baptist
ty Jn responding In !he Bible f'hu rches' acceptance o I
NF.\V i'ORK (..\Pl _ Tiio and the general Southern Bap-members bapuzed without Im
11st t'n11lhas1s on doct rinal 1ner~ion . The articles specif) .,,.,1\·erful but so m e I 1 n1 e !'i
By GEORGE \V. COltNt:LL
/l1' lleU1~~ 'l'l"'•r
1'" orth1X!n;i:y unmersion.
rlash1ng ideals ru11 through I h h t Ch · 1· •·\\'E SllARE Dr. Cnsl'.·ell's A I oug rno5 ns 1an9
Baptist history fir rn ronce rn for doc trinal ln· con.~idf'r the Bible a decistve
adherrnce lo d0t.·1rint> and also tcgr!ty ,"' wrote editor Jack authority, c1tt1flicts 01·er it
freedorn <lf thought. ll'i; a llarwell of the (;eorgia Baptist have been particularly acute
combustible con\bina\lon . paper, the Chrigtl11n Index, in among Sou!hern Ba P l i s ts •
Atlanta, But he added that re· because they disavow creedll And it flar~s recurringly in -t 1a1· t l t')ulremenls should not go in erpre 1oiu, ye 6 res a
Arneri ca's blggesl Protestanl be.yond the statement of fa ith, underslandings e:i:pre11&ed i11
hody. the ll·million-member \1•hich is "broad enou,!!h to in· historic creeds.
;it 9: 15 and I! a.m. Sundllys.
Bible classes and Sunday
church .school for alt ages is ~
held at 10 a.Jn. ' ' . '
Southern Baptist convf'nllon, chide. many shades or Baptist Critical analysis of Bibljc11
\1·hose strict theological 1·irv.·s. bellef and !united enoll gh to origins also is a touchy point
particularly of !he Bible . havt in!'!urf' acceptance of the among SM.Jthern Ba p Ii st & •
::illrred ris111g tension~. Lordship of Jesus Chri.>t." Their articles of fa ith say the
Nc1v f.uror 1vas !ouched off That ''is the only true Bible U free ol error .
Dr. \V illi am R. Eller \\"i!I
preach "Searching fnr the
Truth" based on the Old
Testament Le!'iso n, Proverbs
2· I -9. Youth of the con·
gregation will hold a \vork day
at the church beginning at 9
a.m. today.
The ('{Jngregation of foun-
tain \"alley Pre&h}1erian
Church, 9420 Talhert. at the 11
a.in . service wilt hear ''The
Teeri Deregate
Temple Beth Sholo1n of Orange ('ow1ty through ils
p resident. Lawrence Halter (right) nf Santa Ana,
has appointed Craig Bassoff. 17, of Anahei1n , as a
voting delegate to assemblies of the Union o f
1\merican Hebrew Congregations. Craig \-\'ill also
accompany Hafter as deleg ates of the congre,e;a-
l io n to the 50th General r\ssembly of the U.A.H C Oct.
24-30 in !\1iami Beach, Fla.
by a speech in 1'.'hich the con· \l.atl!'rshed for evaluating a Dr. Cr1Sv.1'll , in suggesting
venlion's president, The Dr. Christian ;ind determinin~ a lhe article& are the crileria fo r
\\'.A. Criswell of Dallas, Tex , Bap1ist," he sl'lid. "The Bible bt.1ng a Baptist. ''h83 opeOfd
suggested that thosr .,..·ho don"l 1nakes no othtr final criteria : up an area of debate we could
accept the co nvrn11on's doc-nei1he-r ~hou ld ire." \rell do wilhout."' said the Rev.
Inna! standards are r.ot rt-el The R~v. Dr. Robiwn D. James 0. Duncan o(
Baptlsts and shou ld JOin some Janies of the Univer5ity of Washington. D.C., editor of the
olher church. Hichmond noted that the Capital Baptist.
''lfO\\' FAR <lo yo11 rnrn· ;i r!ic!rs thrmsclres specify ''"'E 00 not v•ant the rrom1~e .,..ha t you bcl1e\'e 111 1h<il 1hey are nol in fallible, articles of faith to be a form
ordi>r to stay t oi;ether ·~" he harr ""no authoritv ovfr the or Jega li~m 1Jlat drni~ . a
a<kod. c·unscicnce,"' and afc nol to be ., ,_ . person freedom, bul rat.her a
Bible's Teaching About Sin ------------------------
and About Sall'<1 tion Too."
llr said 111" co111·rnt1on used to "hamper freedom of slaten1 ent of faith thal givr~ ~hotild apply Hs articles or thought," us a spirit of unity."
faill1. adopt('d in 1925 and Di\ersily of \'iews h;is Editor C. Eugcnr \Vhitlow nf Care for small children is pr o-
vided.
The 9:4l a.m. Sunday school
hour v.·ill begin \~'ith a spf"cial
assembly of !he o I de r
classes.Youth group will meet
at 6 p.m. The 7:30 evening
hour '.4·i!I feature "Answers to
Objections to the Bible."
Al Com munity Un It e rl
i\lttbodisl Cb urcb. 6662 Heil
Ave., llun!inglon Beach, th e
Rev. Charles L. Rose ~·ill
preach for both 9 and lO;JO
a .m. services •·Faring Life"s
Frustrations." Baptism for in-
fants and children \lo'ill be ad-
ministered at both services. A
membership class for adults
bl!'gins this Sunday at 10 :30
a .m .• meeting In the pastor's
s!udy.
The Senior High J\.1ethodi&t
Youth f ellowship win hold a
skating party Sunrlay af·
ternoon, rn.etting at l h e
church a( I p.m. The regular
Sunday evening 1neeting is
canceled.
''Koinon.ia," a c-offce house
for high school students, w·as
opened Friday t vening al
Grate Ulthrran C hu r c It ,
Edinger and Gol den "'est ,
Huntington Beach. Scheclulcd-
for oecasional weekend ac·
ti\'ity, the coffee house Is plan·
ned lo give high school
litudents in the community a
place to talk, listen to records,
and exchange id eas.
Ttmple firth David of
Oraoge Co unly y;i lt rooduct
regular sabbath services on
Friday, 8: 15 p.m. at the Com·
m un l ly C ong reia!ional
Church. Katella and Bloom·
field Avenues, Los Alan1itos.
The services will be cGnducted
by Rabbi Bernard B .
Goldsmith in crmjunction with
Cantor Harry t'l'e~·man.
Dr. Charels H. Dim-enfield
\l"i!l preach a sermon entitled
"Nothing for Ntithing" at the
8. 9·30 and 11 a.m. sen ices at
SL Andrew '• Presbyterian
Churrh. 600 St. Andrew's
Road. Ne~·port. Beach.
Sundav t vening aclivities in-
clude \\'estminster Ch o i r
Tehearsal and supper at 8
o'clock and senior high and
college age fellowship
meetings at 7:30 p.m.
The Rev. David DiPrGfio
\\'ill pre:acll this Sunday al
Cbrlst Cburcb by the Sea, 1400
,\', Balboa Bh·d., Newport
Beach. Early ,,.,.11rship and
church sell;)()! is at 9:30 a .m.
"4'i!h regular ~·orshlp at 11
a.m. Nursery care is provided
during bo111 senices.
The Senior High Youth
Fellowship will meet at 7 p.rn .
Hu ntington Beach's Flr5t
United J\.fetbodi1t Cburcb. 2721
Seventeenth St. v.•i!l conduct
worship services Sunday at
9:30 and 11 a .m. with lhe Rev.
Edward C. Erny preaching
''1J."
Church sch~l for all ages is
held at the same hours. The
Inquirer's Class meets 11l
10:45 a.m. and the you I h
groups meet at 6:30 p,m.
'"The Trouble Is. Ever~ybody
Ts Saying, 'The Trouble I~'"
~'ill be the sermon topic of !hi!.
Rev. Bruce A, Kurrie for
!'.£>Tvices at The Presbyterian
Chun::h of the Covenant, 2850
Fair1i ew Road, C05la Mesa .
\\'orship l'iCT"\ices will be held
at ll:30 and 11 a.m. and church
MANIFESTO
(Continuf'd from Pagt 41
whitf! fellow churchmen. is
~'hat produced the lar1e.scale
p<l1ential fund ing of an agency
that st.Bried with little but rtiv-
ing disruptions and wordy
belligerence led by James
.r"rman.
"We'"e entered into a new
phase now of honest neiotia-
tions, feasibility studies and
program development.'' Dr.
/\tarshall, 37, said in an in-
terview. "Real progress IS
being made. We 're taking on
definite structure, with some
staU, many volunteers and
school through sixth grade 111 11
bt held al 9:30 a.m. only.
Al 7 p.m., Dr. Ralph \Vintrr
\\'ill speak on world missions.
Dr. Winter is currently a pro-
fessor al Full er Theolo~ical
Seminary in Pasadrna and has
spent ~evera\ ye:irs in the
mi5sion field in Guatemala.
Pastor Ronald L. White ha!i
r hosen as his sermon lillc for
both the 9 aid I l a.m. v.·orship
servic:. ".Joyou~ Li\ing'" fllr
services at Ntwport Harbor
Lutheran Cburcb, 2.501 Cliff
Dri\'e, Newport Beach.
f\torning Y.'<lrship ~rvice al
F lrat Baptist Chureb, 301
t.fagnolia, C<X5ta r.tesa, \vill
f Pslure the sermon, ''Not
Goodness Bul Godliness'' by
Dr. P. G. Neumann, II a.m.
The Rev. Harold Anderson,
asaociate pastor \\•ill spe:ak a~
lhe 7 p.m. service.
Nursery care [s prJ\"id rd
revisrd in 1963, to make clear "l'lhi·ays been a part of us.'' the Bap!ist New Me:i:lca.n, in
rhat '·this is v.·hat it is, being a said f:.'ditor t.larse Grant of the Albuquerque, noled that while
Baptist. If you don"t believe Biblical Recorder, Raleigh, all Southern Baptists c1o mit
that, you are not a Baptist.'' N.C. automatically "&!sent to
l{e told the denomination's ''r\0 ONE tell!'! Baptist!! e\·erything" in the articles or
executt\·e co m n1 i t t e c in "'hat 1hev mu~t believe nor is faith. "di~senters are in lht
f\a;;hville, Tenn.: '"If 11·e ha1·c anyone ~uccessflll in makin~ mi nority,"
n1en who do not believe in our 1he1n subscribe to a creedal He predicated cont inu ed at.
articles of faith , 11hy don't statement.'' temp~ to "dilute'' the st.an·
the!>e people leave us and join In ~ome riuarter11. Dr , clards "unless. of course, !he
denominalions \1·herc t hey Cris1l't>ll"s statement v.·es con-diSSl'nters decide lo take Or.
1\·ould be happy?" sidered a result of recent Criswell"s advice" -and
criticism by a group or Haptisl 1==''='=v='·========::; THE C01\1 1\1ENTS unleashed professors of denom.inationaln
a "'a1·e or reaction among promotion of his book. "\\'by J
8 a pt 1 s ls . 11 i!h their Preach that the Bible ls
b1storically declared aver~ion Literally True."
to any imposed "creed," and The issue was an un-th~ir emphasis on rights of In-dercurrenl at lhe 1 as t
c1ividua1 interpretation of Southern Baptist Co n\·ention in
GOLF PLATINClo, ••9~l •r "''"'' bt rthip, lrvi11• Cee•I Co11nlt"f
Cl~b for ••I• by ptiw4I• p1rty,
btlow "'11k1I pri,1. M1rn li1 r
I•••'"' ''''· C•ll 11111 511· 7557 b1tw11 n ' A.M. I 5 P.M.
""••k div•. Scripture. New Orleans. Friction also has.
The Rev. Reuben E. Alley of,-::::_:.::::_::::::::._:_::::_::_::'.:::::::::==========='
Richmond. Va ., edJtor of th e
state·s Baptist paper, the
Religiou.~ H~a!d, called Dr.
Crlswe!1'11 sta.lemenl "con·
trary to the Baptist concept of
freedon1."
He said that basic CClncepl
'"is the vital f;;iclory lri the
bond of fellowshlp that has
Watch for the full
Hun tington 8eat"h fours· held Baptists togelher for cen-
quare Cburth. 715 Lake A 1· r .. turies, and it. 11·111 be the Chris-
11•1!1 ho!>l tl1c ''Gospt>Jair"• \tan tie for thr futurr as long
singers Sund<1)', 9•JO and 10 ·<5 <is men ;igrer to differ In a
a.n1 . Fol\ovd ng the morning spirit of lo\·e."'
y,·orsh1p 1ervice there will be. a Al the same time, the re..ac-
fellowsh.ip hour and pot hick ti0'1S retlcctl'd the long-slan·
dinner. Al 2 p.m. a !'ipecial ding tension betv.·een the Bap-
we ek's T.V. listings in
Sat1u·day's edition of the
DAILY PILOT.
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the sioger5 will be held.
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SUNDAY, OCTOBER I~
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Ori t ~/ftr pn-TmW1 • MinDrJ mu.1l bt lllilA pofCflU
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AT LEAST 11 PllNANINT PllNTS TO CHOOJI PION'
Choose Safeway Nearest You
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Bottles, Cans, Old Cars
Cro1 cd cd? Dirty Old World Foul s Its 01 vn Nes t
An tditorial in
the \\'all Strut Journal
E:ven at this la te dale, 1n11ch of the
~ chscu.ssion of ovcrpopul:it1on turns on the
•future sufficiC'ncy of food :-:upplie!'. \'et,
·as Jean fl1aver has pOintcd out. food is
. not the heari of the problem. anrl acting
·a s though it v.·ere may slow lhe carry1ng
~nut of real ::.olution s. Dr. flla ye r L~ the
• ooted Har1•arrl nutri1ion1~t. curren11y a
~pccial consultilnt 10 the. Prt>sidenl .
Th<'re Ls no g<11nsa)1ng t!1e ex1rc1nc
~f'fl()lJ!'ness ol p<1pulat ion ,qrlt11 th .. Here !S
how Presldenl Nison rlescrihed 11 in his
111essagc to Congre~5 thJ 5 sum1ncr .
IF THE rresent rale or population
hf"Ov.·th cnnt1nucs, "1t is likely that the
l'arth v.·111 cnnta111 O\'et i billion h11m;in
beings by the rn!l or tl11s c:cnt1try. 0 1 er
thC' nexl 30 ye;1rs, In other words, the
\•>or!d's populalinn couh1 r1011hlc.
"i\nd al the rnd of lhRL li me. each nev,.
add1t1on of onf' billion ]X'rsons v.·ould 1Y1t
corne over 1hc millenia nor over a c:en.
turv nor £'\CO 01•~r a deca~. 1f prcSt"nt
trriids 11·ere to ronllnuc until thr yea r
2000. the eighth billion would be arldt"i In
only lire years and each ;uJdllional b1l!Jon
In an e1'cn shorter pt'r1od."
Now. of course. lhr.-.e grursome lrrn<ls
clrm·t necessarih· h:irc 10 con!111uc. anrl 1!.
should he l'Vt'r}:onr._.s hcarlfell h:ip<: th;il
j hry will not. Apart from the decisions of
Jndividual lam1lics. popul;ition trends ;ip-
pear to r<'sponrl to economic conditions -
\\'helhcr dcprl'ssion. prosperity or degree
nf econ~ic ad\'anccment. But the threat
1:<> so enormous thal il could matl>rialize
unless n1.1s~i\ r 5Lridcs arc made in con-
trolling pop11lal1 Qn,
\\'hile the f\1 a!thu~ian nig htmare is of
populalion ou1r11nn1ng rood. \'arious ex-
pcrls today belif'VC the earlh could .sup-
p0rt many ntnre people lh;in f'vcn 6 or 8
b1lhon. Add1t1f)11al acrrs can b e
r ulti\'ate<l: more importanl, fertiliiers
rnn \'il~llv 111rn':i~£> } 1elrls and other b rcakthro1igh~ arr 111 the offing.
1·1115 rn;in1fr:<.1ly rill('s not rleny 1he rX·
!~Lenee of mriln11!r1!1fln . hungrr and
f!Rrvat ion 1n 1l1r r0ntemp(lrary Y.or\O .
An abt1n(l;inrr ol renn()mic anfl poh\1('.11
~t11p1rh1y ar·•unrt !he ~lohc mav al:-.o <lf'l<iy
;1~r1cul1ural and nutrH1(l11J! progres.~.
lr.1ding to rt1rc cond1t1nn1'. \l:J\'rr him1'f'll
1~ rlcrply 111\crr~tcd 1n Jrnpro\ 1ng nu1 r1-
l1'1n. ;1nr1 hr rerl;iinly J'ec~ loud as part ol
!hf population proble1n.
STJ l.L. i11 hi.~ \'it'Y.' -:in<I our~ -thi:
hrtsic 11ue~!ion 1~ not y.·hrthPr thr \1·orhl
c.1n fcec1 itself hut ·whether ~nyonc. co11lc1
~1,1nd livin,i:: in such an o,·ercruwded
11orlrl . In a phra se by now over.\Orked . 1l
1~ a qu csiion of the quali1y of !ifr.
Thal !he quality 1s a Ir l' ad .Y
ticlcriora!ing in i\meri<.'a and PlseY.hcrc
is a ma!ler of ca~ual ohscr\'alion . f\1r.
i\ixon ~airl hr 1h1nks that "many of our
pre~nt social problems mil,'I' be related
10 the fa ct that we ha\·e harl only 50 years
in whi[h lo acc~mmodate the second hun-
drNI million Americans.
"We ha\e thus had to accompli~h in a
\·ery few rl ccades an adjustment 1<l
poj>Ulation groy.·th v.•hich was once spread
over cen~uric5."
NO ,,.01\'0ER the na tion has WI many
troubles with housing. ed uc at 1 o n,
transporlalion. health c~re. air :ind water
pollulion. All are aspects of, or ha\'e been
'aggraval<'d by, populalion growth.
_ It is not merely the rise 10 numher~.
either. f.1avcr notes (in an article 1n
Colwnbia forum ) that as disposable in-
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Saturday, October 18, 1969
The Comment Page of the
Deily Pilot seeks to in(om1
and stin1ulate read ers by
present ing a variety of con1·
menlary on topic!'i o f 1111e r·
eat and s ignificance froin
Informed oh!ie rvers a n rl
spoke~ml'n
Robert N. WHd, Publ!aher
cr-.1ne~ increase , people cons11me more
and lake up more. space, in ler1Tis of a
good deal more than li\'ing space. f ·Jr ex·
arnplrs;
"\Vilh increasing income. people stop
drinking water as much: As .a result y.•e
sprrad 48 billion (rust proof) cans and 26
billion (nondegradable) bottles over our
lancisc ape every year. We produce 800
million flO\Jnds of trash a day, a great
deal of v.·hk·h ends up in our fields. \'.lur
pC1rks. ;ind out forests ... Nine million
r\lrg, truck~ and hu.~es are abandoned
every yerir . .ind 11'h11e 1nany of them are
used as scrap. a large though un·
<lclrrmincc1 numbe r are Jel l to di~in·
tegrate f'-1011 ly in backyarrls. in fields ;1nd
11·oods, and on the sides of highways."
E\'E~ SO, the Greatest n1enacc in
Wl1ite
unchecked popuJatkm i3 not the material
ugliness and physical di!Camfort.
It is the ugliness of splJ'it that must
gro1v 1f lhc lives of people become in·
creasingly intolerable under population
pressures. As Mayer puts it:
"Excellent human beings will not ~
produced v.•ithout abundance of cuJtW.al
as v.·ell .as material resources and, I
brlle\'e, 1r1thout sufficient space."
\\'hat is needed in the first place is a
broader rea'lization of the dimensions and
ingredients of the population thrl'al. If
people assume that the problem is essen·
!i:illy and simply one of food , they v.·iH be
Jrss hkelv to.milke the decisions now U1at
v.·ould pfrmit a Jivabl~ y.·orld 30 years
hence.
Ba~ism
Tolerance Alone ls Not Enough
From an 11rtitle by
Jnb.n B. f\lcC rnry In
Civil Rights Dlgelit
\\"h~t is .,..·hile rarism'.'
\\'hitc racism is the desire to maintain
the status quo, yielding slightly if nee·
cssary to krep Ole peace, but not alter·
ing the existing fJO\\'er structures con·
trolled by the v•hite community.
\\'lute racism is the altitude 11•hich con-
centrates its efforL<; upon the training ui
police and National Gua rd for riot con-
Lrol. \\•hi\e substan!i<illy ignoring t h<'
more d11f1cult opportunities for riot pre
1 rn1 ior~
\\'h1te racism is the a1111ude Iha!
rl cplore11 violence, even v.·hen cnnfincd to
the ghe\\o, but does not try to understand
v.·hy t ha t vio lence has occurred. The
\ irilent·t-v.·h1rh y.·e dn not S1tf'n1pt to
understand provides v.·h1te Anl\'ru·a v.11 11
:in r~·cust' for inaction and a balm for
t on·,r1rnrl'.
\\' h 1 t c r;1cisn1 is Uie <11!1tude U1al
bche"es thal lhe i\111"rican revolullon can
be con~u111mntf'd v.·ithnul pain. substan-
t 1<J I pain , lo both bl<ick~ and whiles. The
change lha1 i11 nect:-sary lo :icco111mot1ate
the Am~rican re\·olution will he as pain·
fut nF. any change r-.ur country has yet en-
cou ntered. a,,d we n1ust recognize and
accept this facL
\\'JITTE RACIS:\1 is the a1t1tude lhat
<'rir ~. ,;v.·e approve your goa ls. but v.·e
drplore you r process; .,...e apprO\'e your
ends, but deplore your means." In almost
rvery instarice, close examination reveals
lhe argument lo be .specious and in·
Baf fl egab: A1·t
Of NonJan g uage
Bafnega h reachl's new heights in the
language of soroe pro\'i.~jons of the pro-
ro.~crl Tax Reform Act of 1969 fl-f.R.
132701, the Chamber of Commerce of the
t;11itrd Stalt's notes.
Herc is part of Stt. m. ''Lim itation on
Deduction.~ for lrwth·lduals":
"ial General Rule -If a la.xpa}·er
fo!her than a corporation\ ha ~ allorable
<'Xpenses for 1 taxable year. the deduc·
lion otherwise allowable under lhi~
chapter for such <'XJ>fnses shall be
di~atlowf'ft lo the rxlt'nt of an amoont
equal to I.he lesser of -
"(!) !he Rg:J;lregatf' of 1'1Jch f'X~llS('S
muH iplied by the section. 2i7 fraction, or
•'(2) Ille allowable lax prt(erencC's.
''fh) S«linn 2i7 Fracllon. -For
purposes or thi.~ .!ie<:lion. the ~lion 277
fr:i~tlon i.~ the frac tinn the n11n1rralnr of
\\hlc h is Uie till<JWnbl(' t.ix prrll'rr ncr11
anrt the rlcnon11na!or ol \\h1t'h is lhe ~11111
of I.hat atlo"•able tax preferences plu.!
morllried adiusled gro~s income.''
(How's that again. plea.se~l
.1pplicablr. and the goal~ are really not
app\a11ded except tn the abstract.
'Vhite racism means being educated in
a \'acuum of historical fact about.
Ne groes and the social. economic, cind
political c:onlribi.itlons of Negroes to our
history and our society.
'\'hite racism is the attitude that, on
the one hand, defends the integrity of the
neighborhood school, but, on the other
hand, demands the right of one's han·
dicapped children to be bused to special
e.duca lioo classes; t hat refuses lo
rr.cogni1.e the handicaps imposed by
£'ducation in de facto segregated st'hoo!s:
1hat obJrcts ta the alleged hard~ip so
h.1ssi11g one's children to another school,
1::11oring the fact I.hat the majority of our
t:flllnlry's children are bussed da ily.
'\'hite rac.ism i:s the attitude that reacts
1.1 thr new American re"olutlon and says,
'·\~'e ha\·e to go more slowly.'' l'IOl ap·
rreciat1ng that "'·e ha \'e not the luxury or
111-nc. and that JU~l.ice is not <1 functioo of
time"
\\11ite r.1r1sm is not believi ng that I om
Ill}' brother 's hrotl1er.
11'1 lllS 11'1\'0L\'Ei\fEl1;T in lhe
A111eric:in revolution there is one thing
I he v;hile man cannot a/ford; a sen-
timental delusion about h.imself. He must
fa ce the new American revolution
honestly, and define honestly the goals
v.·hich i1e seeks through his rarticipativn.
He c;innot ;i fford the del usion that,
through his participation in Ult struggle,
he is going to redeem the Negro.
The age of phi lanthropy and ·welfare
colonialism is past. He cannot afford to
believe that he is being liberal or
charllable. for such an altitude is
patently con<le5cending, unacceptable to
the object of his blundering pity. The
surest and mo~t noble way for the "''hite
man lo ~round hi.<t lnvolvement and ac·
lion is not up:>n abstract generosilY. but
ra!htr upon a proper awarern::ss of his
011·n self-interest.
IT IS SELF-INTER.EST lo "''ant lo he a
part of a ju,o;t socie:ty operallng undrr lhe
in1par1ial concept of law. \Ye ha\'e n('lt
been livlng in :such a society. It is se lf-in-
lerest lo \\'ant all members of &<>Citty lo
conlribute, lo the limit of their abilitie~,
to !he e-nrirhmenl of. that society. The
structure of our ooeiety has prevtnted
t.hal . It is self-interest to seek frirnds
among kindred :souls. Our society has
restricted such a quest. It Is ~elf·lntere:1t
to want to escape from the pressures of
conforming to values, "''hich are no
longer valid.
Our socieiv h.1l1 maintained !och prtssurr~. ll ·Ill self-intere~t to want to
<'SCapc fr om pe.r~nal \'anily into the hard
rraliui!lon that in !he ci lmln.ishment nf
r,lhers there is dr~p diminlshme11l of sell .
"Ask nol for whon1 lhe bell tolls, it tolls
for thee.'' It is stlf-interest to v.';i11t tt'I
prescr' c our flemocratic society and the
democratic 1rtl'als 11•hlch form its tn1e
foundali{'ln . 011r s()f'iftv h"s ~tine<J these
Ideals in the realities of American life.
'Mordeda'
Border Crackdown May Convi1ice
Mexicans to Halt Graft Policy
By JOHN l\~LO
'T'he merchants along the 1\lexican
border are understandably u~t because
of this coonlry's "Operation Intercept.''
J\tost of lht border cities' busi nesses
derive their nourishment lrom U.S.
tourists' dollars. Indeed, so pr@<>Ccupied
is Tijuana with the tourist, il~ citizens
hare done little to build a solidly based
city.
Border towns the v.·orld over are likely
to be clusters of shady characters and
hubs of smuggling. and Tijuana and
Juarez are !he nadirs of such t(11111s. Ti·
jucina particularly. It could be the most
sinful to\1·n on this earth. And if yoo don't
lhink that is l\aying a mouthful then con·
i;ider such places as Singapore, Calcutta
and Istanbul.
RAY GARCIA , v.tlo wed to be publicity
ciirector ol Tijuapa's f'rooton Palace, the
jai-alai emporium. and who knows Ti-
juana inside dlld out. calls it a cesspool or
sin and corroption. You c;an. he says , get
an;1hing or get away v.'ith any crime, i!
you ha\'e the dinero. And if you ha\•e nn
money to ll!Y your y,•ay out of trouble yoo
ma.v languish in jail for months if not
years.
The U.S. Customs authority y.•ho
dreamed up Operation . Jn~rcept is
en1ployl ng a novel "''ay to get at the root
of an intricate and complex problfm, i.e.,
h<JW to cut down on 1t1exican sourcts of ii·
legal drugs.
It is obvious. and has been so for years,
thal the l\ferican authorities, although
they profess IC be concerned about the
problem. have done little il anything to
help us cut do\1L1 the smuggling of such
drugs Into ~ U.S.
11fEY Kl"iOW y.1Jerc in thetr country
marijuana is grov.-11 and they could put an
tnd lv such fanning ; they know v.·here
and how other drugs come into t heir
country and they could plug up these
holes if they would. The police know 1the
people involved -.and here is 1.he rub,
because according to Ray pol ice
themselves are a part of the criminal
network.
To get the police to crack d.:iv.•n on th e
culprit.s would necessitate elimlnating the
~fexican custom or the mordeda.
J'\fordeda means bi~. and from the
lov•llesf d<.>:scatcher to the President of
the R~bhc it is a recognized and legal
means of gl"tting v.·hat you .,..·ant.
You ,.,..·ant a dri\'ers licen~? -the
slate will charge you so much for it. But
if you v.'anl it "''ithin a rea~onable tlme
you \\"iii Lip the various clerks "''ho ha\'e
to stamp your cipptication.
You Yi.lint to see U1e President? Then
make a contributlon to one flmd or
another.
THE l\,ORDEOA is a ·way of life.
Public 8CTVants are v.·ocfully and
purposely underpaid because il i:s un·
derstood lhe.v \1•i ll get their principal
emolument from the public .,..,hich passes
lhrJugh lhrlr hands.
This being so. as it certainly is. !he
t:.S. Customs authorities 11·ere agoni2·
tngly lrustrated. \\'ith thousands upon
thousands of c:i.rs <;ros.sing the border
each day and no help from the ftfexican
poti~, it '\'BS obt-ious th.at tons of mari-
jl1ana .and other forbitlden drugs were
bl'ing smuggled into this <.'i)un!ry. Their
pur.'eyors \.\ere paying tht bri bes.
Tht'TI our Cu,o;toms people thollght up
Oprration Intercept.
On the surf~r r this procedure looks l1 ~c
purr haras..m1cnl. But 1l has a much
rleeper pur~. Ety discouraging toorislo;,
from going into f.-1exico, the U.S. Customs
people. are getting a mes..'\.<lge to the i\1ex-
1can i;:o!ice and ml!T'Chants in the only
11·ay they can, one which g~ directly tG
their pocketbooks:-
A longtimt l..ngu11a Btnch rt.ridt.nt
and former publishtr of tlit Ln91111a
Beach Post. thr author f;11 a Tt!(JU/ar
colurn11is t fM tlir So11.Jh Coast Nt11>.~
Pn.~t. Tl1i.' 1'n/u·mu appeared in tli.at
'1ewspoper,
lf' YOU DON'T LIKE wh.tit we a.re
doing, our Customs people are-ln effect
saying, then help us put a Jl.op la the
No Bad
smu~gllng of dangerous and 1llegaJ druE•.
Pressure . lf the Mexican merchants ho11l
long and loud enough and the l\,exlc an
people gel irate enough, their g;ivern·
ment 11·lll heed it and v.-il! go to thit
growers of niarijuan11 and the 1n1portcr1
Of drugs and put lhem out of busi ness.
Thal is the purpose ol Operal1on
Intercept. And precisely because: lhe
mcrdeda S}'!ilem i.s deeply rooted in Mer.·
ican culture and terribly powerful, tJ1e
blamed ruse mlght \l.'Ork.
Drugs~
Only Bad Uses , Doctor Maintains
From HOAG HEADLINES
Hoar Presbyterian HMpilaJ
E111ergency! A Harbor Area junior high
student, age 12. \\'as rushed by the police
to Hoag emergency \\'ard whtre he .,..·as
treated tor drug-ingestion, a combinaLion
of liquor and seconal (sleeping tablets)
ta~en from the liquor cabinet cind
medicine cMsL of a Costa Mesa home
whcf'le he and fellow students v.:ere havin&
a •·high-party,"
A boy, JO, collapsed in front of a house
on the beach, v.·as rushed to Hoag
cme~gency "'ard, his stomach "·as
pwnped, and he v.·as released lo his
parents. He and friends had spent .tile
aftemoon in the home of a Child "'hose
parent.s were absent. The bf'OUp or
children t ad consumed liquor and sleep-
ing tablets, ty.·o drugs commonly found in
homt:s.
Brought to Hoag emergency ~ &m·
bo.1\ance "''as a Harbor Area boy, 14, 11.'ho
had to be forcibly re-strained by the am.
bulance attendant. •. A bad · trip on LSD
was the dlagnosl3. and thorazine: (an an·
lidote for (.$0 only) was administered.
He was then transported to Orange Coun·
ty f.fedical Center, Psychiatric Depart·
men!.
IN A ONE·<',01'"TH period. Apr il 2~
f\lay 29, 1969, 19 ca~3 ol drug overdO&e"
v.ere lrea~ed at H!>dg emergency depart.
n1ent. This is about an average number
of drug-abuse cases for any giv'efl month.
.Although deliberate drug-inRestion by
youth gains the majority of publicity and
vilification, of the 19 pati!l'lU treated in
lhis one-month period, only six "·ere
deliberate abuse by young people' looking
!or "a high". Seven of the 19 cases .,.·ere
accidental p:>isoning of small children
v.·ho ingest~ drugs. v.·hile the remaining
si:i: cases v.·ere deliberate overd~ by
adults. Therefore. deli berate drug abuse
bv youth represenU only abocl one third
of th~ drug abuse cases recorded al lloag
i1T!'morial Hospilal Pre$bylerian.
The.o;e statistics bear out the thesis ol a
~peech given by Dr. Gerakl 8 . Sinykin at
Estancia High School in Costa r.te~a . Ac-
cording to Dr. 5inykin, "\\'e are a drug.
ob.>:essed society.'' I-le define:s a drug AS
"Any substance otlltr than food , which
v>'1'!n taken in ,o;mall amounts "ill altt-r
ll1e functioning of the organs and the
Sl"n5l'S
Or. Sin~·kin 1 1~rs <1s drugs: d1t't pill'.
tranouilizers. sleeping pills. alcohol.
cigarett.e5, birth control pill~. solvents,
fertiti1.er~. pesticides. deter g, n t ~.
cleanser~. Cl.\"=metirs. asbes!<tt=. f\'ita.mins
under 1ome conditions), opium, mar1·
;uana, cocaine. morphine, heroin, co-
dcJn~. an1phetan1inf'!'i, benzedrinc, dex:-
adrine, and hallucinogenic dru gs ~uch al
LSD and peyote.
ARE YOU SURPRISED to d1sco1·N'
Lsied several drugs upon \\·h.ich you a.re
dependt;!nt '!
~1 any of the drugs mentioned are ex-
tremely useful lo man, v.·hrn used f{lr
thtir created purpose. For. as Dr.
Sinrkin pointed out, •·There are no good
or bad drugs, there are only good or bad
uses of drugs.''
It is not !he int<'ntion or purpose of
Hoag Hospital to becOJTie 1n\'ol ved 1n \lie
phil~ophy of drug abuse or 1n drug·u~e
intervention. for it is the pledge of our
medical .'l.t<tff lo adininister drugs \l'!srly
fur the alle\'1ation of suffering, lo tre;1t
disease, .and to counleract drug overdose,
The Orange County r.1edical i\;:;soc1a-
tion. howe1•er, under lhe direction of 11..t
Prtsidenl, David I. Nielsen. J\l.D., is
planning program~ ta solve the proble1n
or increasing drug abuse in Orange Coun·
ty.
Ac('1)rdiflg IG Or. Nielsen, the be~t
knoY.ll W!ution is an intensive educ;itional
prngram beginning v.·ith ele111entavy
i;c~.oo\ children, extroding tl1rough ,;1Jl
i::rade le\·els, a nd including the parents.
\\'ithout the support of accurately in·
Ionned, and coo~rative parenL~. any
public program will fail . To be effective
tt}e educational program regarding dr_u1:s
rriust be continuous, l'igorous , positive,
and factual, says Dr. N1e1sen.
(}l\"E PHASE of the Amencan ~fedicAI
A?SQ<:iation dn1g-educa~ion ~n<I control
program is to gain a nd dissen1inatc fac·
tual infom1at!on about drui:!!> '~hich hav ~
he::n falsely rcpre:sented by conce rned,
\Yell -meaning. but misinformed proplr .
,,\ready the A.\lA i11 sponsoring daily
le!e,·ision message.~. a.~ "Tll as plrici11g
along the freeu'ay large billboards v.·arn·
in.; citi1ens or the haz;irds or drug a hu~c.
.\ second phase of the program is 1n·
fnrmarion exch;:.ngrs by panel:, of l'xpcrt.c
"bo art al!empting to better understan•l
and Irr-al those indi,·idua\s a lread}' suf-
fcrinj? from drug abu ~f'.
H the A\1A program 11\ lo be ,:uecr.o;~rut
it y,jlJ requite ,o;killful and Ul'l<"OIDIX'!Jt i\ ..
C'OOrdination of 1·arl0us rirofessional~ svrh
as p~yrhotog1.~t:-. ~ocioln!!ist~, law '"TI•
forrement offirjaJ ~, r I e rg}' ni e !'J
crfu(a!or~. a nd ph~·~ici an~
It l!.·i!l requi re also, the ,o.uppnrt of an
!nformed cili1.enry.. For faftual in-
forrratinn ahout drugs cind 11.·a~·s )'fill ca1i
help alle\·ia te the dn1g prriblrm. contat:
your Orange County f.tedical Assoc.
Our Uan fH S an Franrboo------------,
'De-e-e-p h1 the Heart of F1·isco'
By HERB CAEN
SAN FRANCISCO -I see that the
Bd. of Supes, goaded by the Con-
Ylnlion Bureau, y,•ant.s "I Leh 1'.ly
Hel\rt In San Francisco Because They
\\"ouldn 't Accept a Personal Check" to
become our offlclal song. Official
song~ I thought that sort of thing went
ool "''ith high-button corsets and
"Don 't Call it Frisco.'' An officlal song
may be okay for 1 :small town on the
make, like "Stuck i.n Lodi Agaln ." bul
do "·e really need it? . Do London or
Paris have cin offitlal song~ Anybody
know or cue'.' ... 1'h\ng~ are definitely
on !he down zlde lhese days. Joe
Alioto turn~ ovtr The Rock and out
Crawls a Texan. Wek:ome to Al~mo
We:st arid keep laughing, fGlk:s. Once
you stop. the· C'T')'ing begins.
ANOT ll'E R \'OICE, Al\'OTllER
11Ul'ot0 R: Att)t. Cherleli ,.,organ is
about to hie a $1 n1illioo ~\lit
a11:a.1Iu;t Alcoholic Be\·erage Control
(J O behaJr of Carol Oo<la. char~
lni; "Un\.\·err~n~d censorship" a.nd
so on All thi11 becau~ ABC wanl•
to lift Ca_roJ's liquor Ucense, charging
that the film i;he shows ln her joi:1t,
•·Guru You Too," outrages tht publil'
morals. ii any.
SHOCKING! The invi tat ions to the
annual Morita.na PiOJic at f'kxid Park-
in Menlo Park rtad ··eeer, Pot a nd
Hot Dogs!" Bui don't be misled. The
error must be ch11rgtd to Printer
ll01\'1rd Scanlan, v.-hose hippie·
oriented typesetter confe.!SeS "lt mnst
h11\'e been a Freudian slip." Anyway,
enjoy the pop.
LISTED IN THE new phone boo\.::
"George Gershwin, pJ1nist and com-
poser." 'Ille late. ~rge's brother, Ira,
":ho lives in Hollywood, mllht be a lil-
t~ annoyed lJ flnd that our "Georae·•
is actually 48·year--0ld Joe Chrltty, a
local pianist who play11 nothlng but
Gershwin, is .a rlnp:r for the com·
petter. went to the · same N.Y. high
~c.hool and o"'TIS a pair of dogs namei!
Porgy & B!M. Although Christy hasn't
<'hanged his name !~gaily, ht gi\'e"!
TCci~Js as George Gcr~hwin and I find
it ,;i Utile unnerving, too.
LF.8 NAT AU, the Uloeattt owntr. is
beaging for another bust. He ha.'I a
duplicate print of that dir1y movie
filme<l aboard ci f.--lunl bus -"Seat of
rassioo : Park of Pleasure" -and is
running il at his T\orth Beach f.lo\'it.
The Cops already have the original
print but 1 guess they can al.,..·ay:s use
arother. As for the bus, Good Old No.
21iOJ. it is having its seats cleaned.
m v AND RUTlf JIA~1 LIN, at·
trndlng a I.ravel agency con\'enlion in
Tokro. dropped in at tile Jewish Com·
mun lty CA!nte r there and found UU5
1.inger on the bulletin board : "\\1ednes-
day night. Sayonara dinner for Mr.
and f.--trs. Plomchick. ·•
A COUPLE Of WEEKS "R" we
wrote 1boul the flt11r S.F. tennis player
who put his wife on a shlp to lla'l''aii,
out nn \hf: town for four rollicking
nllht.a -and when he finally \li'ent
home, hi~ dog bil hiln. Good friends of
the couple !>a"-' to il, of course. that
the wife got clippings of the item via
alr mall special -an<l what did Mt do
\lo"hoen sbe returned? Silt 11:ot rlfl of the
dog t Let's hear it for Th C \Vife or the
Yur.
MR.MUM
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r F 01· the R~cord .
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Markham SI, Fo~nT3in l'tllev. 9 or1
LONG &EACH CO MMUNIT Y
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A" And Mr!, l'dwt •O F Johnwn, 51•1
Mtddl~colJ Or, Hyn1 ,n9tcn B•acn. ,,,
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f'llESt TTERIAN
Oct. 1
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When the weather is right, and
there's a jolt to be done,
Maorice ·:Red Qaron" Pierce
puts on his old clot h helmet.
flying gog&Jes. black leather
Jackel and piil·k-ln1Ck para_.
chute.
Pierce cli mbs into lhe open
cockp.j t, and guns his !9i2
-Sle!llrma n bipla ne t.o 8,000 feet.
1-It'.s one of the . rew· prac-
tici ng skywriters left in the
country. For 20 years he has
been St. Louis' only sky artist.
. "Pu~ you can't make a hv-
' '1.g _at it," siid Pierce. "I do it Deeause it's great.fun ."
Part of the fun is zipping
along-in the rugged old sJl\'C'r
plane, the kind he used as a
Navy pilol instructor during
\Vorld U1ar, II.
i•icrcc works full ti/Tle for a
f1nn thal seUA iuwl £ervires
sophisticated busi ness plaocs.
But flying them j3 "boring''
con1pared to the Stearrnan,
which has no radio and an in-
strument panel siinpler lhan
an auto's. His hand is the
windshield wiper.
1'he front seat contains a 40-
gallon tank for the light oil
that he converts to \vhile
s1noke \\'hen he releases it
U1rough a hot exhaust pipe of
the radial engine.
Part of the artist's ~'Ork is
careftilly charting manevue~
before going aloft .
Right angle turrt~ arc tough
on the p1loL Pierce said he u~
ed to black out briefly \\'i11le
making the turn on a sc1·en
No1v, al 56, he rounds it out a
little.
\\'hen-he reaches 120 ·m.p h.
·he Jets. the vapor Out "'·hilc
counting" to himself. ".Tile ob-
ject is to get it up fa st so 11
hangs together. r like to look
back arla see them la ying like
ropes."
A se:ven-lelll'r word 1s abo1H
a 111ile high, six 1n1lc~ long anrl
can be read over a l50-1111lc
nrl'n . Pierce has 11•rl1t cn the
11an1cs o! twcrs. soft dru1J..:.,
ice t:ft!1l1 11.~. auto~. r:.d10 :-1.l·
t i u 11 s . pol1 tu:a/ randidatr~.
1·fl\c r es, \'nlr no. a n II
co1111tlc!>s other mrssagcs I It
ean·1 rcn1ernber rit·r
nusspellinS • \\'Ord.
Bul lhc irnporLan l !lung
;1bout the 1nessoges is not how
"·ell they look or how long
th{'V last. Pierce said.
.:ll',c; the cu riosity n r
11·aLching the letters formed
There's not one pt'rson 111 10
1vho can "'al k aw:ty fro111 1\.
Thf'y ";int to ~re how the l!i~l
Jlflf\ or !hr \\'Ord I~ tormcd.
It's fil~c1n;;th1i.: "
Sky1rri•1ng 1 ~ .1>;111! lo li ;11·c
ur1gu1<1tetl in 1·:11gl1l111l 1n 192'.!
11 h(•n ,\l;_1 j .lohn C I 1 f lo n
SJ1 .1g1· :-iJ'l'ill·d ull\ "London
DJ1ly ~h11I" 01er the i:'.'p!>Olll
lJ01fn.s race t'Oursr .
On 0l't. 22 or th<t! yc;ir the
first sky message was 11·1·1tten
n\'{'r Ne1v Yori.; City. 11 said
"llello IJ .S.;\. Call Vanderbilt
i200 ." 'l'hc atlvert'lscr reporter!
tha! e;i\ls s11amprd 111 ~
switchboard for fiv e hvurs
Pierce said 5 k y w r i l J n s.:
bcc;une n1orc popular a{ler
\Yorl d \Y'lr II His scrapbook
tells of onr ~oft drink l'trn1
that in J9;f6 tiad l!J;fll)(l
mcs::;agl'.~ pu t up over <t,(»J
con1n1un1ties 111 the i8 stile.•
and of a ci:;;1retle compe n..'I
that paid $1 .000 per messa~.
\\'ill Lelcvislon t•ommerc.JaJ;;
finally kill sky11.'ri ting~
Pierce $ays no.
.. Someday a fellow ,,.ill
s<'ly-'lley. lel's write it in1the
sky' -and it 11·111 come lwick
strong "
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MEXICAN FOOD
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FIESTA SPECIAh~A FREE TACO G<·,;,±J
WINA
MEXICAN FIESTA
PARTYFOR25
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Sign up any time during our
Fiesta Grande for a· chance lo
win a Mexican Fiesta party in your
own home· with a mariachi band,
food from
Tijuana Taco and clean-up crew.
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BREAK'.THE FIESTA PINATA
The traditional Fie sta Pinala
filled with candy and surprise gifts.
TACO
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FRIJOLES
CHILIBURGER
DRIVE-THRU PICK-UP OR EAT IN OUR PATIO
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34206 DOHENY PARK RD., CAPISTRANO
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' DAILY mor S.itufd~y. Octobtt 18, 1969
Real
Estate
Questions
ond
Comment
By
Realtor
Rond•ll McCo rdle
I heard that exp•nses incurred in hunting for •
N>me are now deductible. l:s this tru•? We recently
made ma,,y tr ips cind incurred many e xpen••s in
locating our present home. It sure would be nice to
be able to deduct them from our income taxes.
Y. W.-Cosfa Mesa
·" 11 e11' fJf\QPOsr::o la\v fH:1 s1)ed by the !·louse of
Rcprese11tat1vl's and 1101v tn the Senate 11·ou ld make c~«JH!'nses for ho u ~e hunting trips deductible. The
n1;:ixin)Ul1l ci!llO Ulll allO\\•ed \VOUld be $1,000.
·rhe propo:.cd la1\' 1r-a ne\v far-reaching tax rc-
forrn 1nstru1n l'nt officially entitled The 1969 TAX n£FOR~I 131 LL and is presentl y under deliberation
by the senate Jinance coa1nlittee. In addition to
n1a11y olher items. il \\'OUld allow a fan1ily to deduct
cos ts and expenses incu rred in selling an cxistin~
hon1e and buyin~ a ne1v hon1e.
Provisions of •the bill arc not la\\' and niay be
);Ub ~tanlially revised before pass age. The contents
0f the bill a re so drastically revolutiona ry, that all ta~payer s, especially investors, should carefull y
rcvie1v the bi!l. Fttr example-the use of a<:celerated deprecia-
lion !or real estate 'vould be drastically curtailed.
1\'o accelerated depreciation \Voul d be per1nitted for
existing real properly!
* l have Jhr ayi; looked for your column in the Daily
Pilot for year.<> ai; being \rell 11·ritten and infonnative,
J have learned a grc<it deal fron1 you.
I 1nusl no,1-, ho11·cver. take i s.~ue \Vi'lh you over the
''Truth in Lending'' article printed this 1veekend. I
lhlnk yo u 01rc your readers l\vo sides of the question in
a further art iclr. I need convincing.
'\'our brush1n.:? <isi dc 1norlgagc point ~ is true enough
if the pureha.~Pr keeps the property for •the life of the
Joa n. But I believe I clln correct in saying that only 10
percent of loans pay off 111 the original form and go
until maturity.
As sumin g these conditions as normal and not ai;
t>Xceptions. it \vould seem to 1ne, as an accountant, that
the majority of house buyers \Vho pay loan points amor-
t ize them over three years and not over 25 years be-
cause it is n1orc likely to Ji ve in a home 3 years than
25 years.
\Vith poinl i; of jusl t11 ·0 percent over 36 mon·th s and
Toan of $15.000 for 25 yea r:'i (your exan1ple) th.i s is not
negligible. bul an e~tra ~10 a month.
1 have ilhl'f!.vs fC'll th;it points are unjustified. \Ve
sure need this truth in lending Ja\V of \VhiCh you ,vrote.
G. N. \V.-Ne"•port Beach
IO-Year
Re11ewal
Plan Set
By NOrutAN Kl':r.tPSTER
\\'ASHINGTON (UPI)
The govemmtnl hopes to
rehabilitate l\\'O million run-
down city tore houses in the
neJL:l 10 years in a major
change of direction for urban
rent waL
Laguna Niguel •
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New Co1n ,mercial
Complex Slated
l10n·~ new pl;;nt v>'h iC"h v.ill
c1'11 ploy ~vine 7500 peop/r. wh~n
co111pleted . The nearby Orangr
Cou11t_11 Co11rthou;;e, sehedul "d
10 n1len 1n Decr1nher, is Lhc sc-
eond of ci planned nine·
building 1"u1nplcx of 31 acrei=;
compri sing non<our1. ol lices. a
sheril f'-s :-.uh·6td!1011, county
lihr;ir)', add1tiooal courthouse
;i nd a niaintenancc ~tation.
The lan•! for tJ1cs e building<;
11·;is don<itcd lo the county by
the La guna Niguel Corpora·
ti;1n, v.-hich forsaw the need
for local go\'ernment servitC'/i
in the sou ther n portion of
Orange Gounly .
\\'hen comrletrd, the sh op·
ping cent er, county complex,
and North A n1 C' r i c a 11
Rock>vrll ':-; planL v.1111 be: the
nucleus ol th~ 11e1v •·town '' iri
the ceriter of Laguna Nig11c!
and 11•111 provide services for
the residents of Laguna. Dana
P<>int, :il1 i s ~ion Viejo,
CapislranQ, and San Clemente.
ON THE TUBE
EDITOR 'S f\'('1Tf-" nt111drr/I r._ /Hr:CnrcJle is 11i1 i 11oestrnr11t
nnalJJsf,, vres1d r 11r 01 tl1e Rea l Estaters, a college lecturer.
n directnr nt rhe Cn/ifnrn1n Association of Real E'sUlfi!!
Teachers, authCJr of ''Real Estate in California." Send vour
'(Utstions nrrd 1·ommrnt" fn Randall R. J\fcCardie. c/o till!.
DAILY PILOT. P.O. Box 1560, Co.!ta Me.!IJ 92626.
Cl\LIFOR NIA HOUSING
1966-1 969
ST ARTS
5minutes
to adventure
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State Hot1 si11g Starts
Decli11c D11ring August
llousing start..;; in Cah fo rnlci
dropped to a i;easonally ad·
ju.sled annual rate of 150,000 in
August. according to the late st.
figures conipiled by Uank of
Arnerica econonusts.
Thls represents a 1.i} 1K"rt·e111
decline fron1 .Ju l)''s r<1 tc of
202,000. Economists c11rd the
continued s ho rt a g e or
mortgage credJt a ~ l h c
prim ary cause of the det'li nr
tl1ulti·family units acco11nt<'d
for nearly 60 perct'n\ of 1he
Tr>u~ ••• c:Gl'I UC'1ed MM<f1n ....
FrldtVS lot J(;~Ol)I (It s-fl/ llfl!!
;rul, l!Vfl '"" tb<N'• or e!1'<tr et-
'll•"lu ti.,.. ef 1t l!'t•I "'" Ill I.,;..
•I_ 1n1.,.,,.1o<1 orw!>l "''" c•ll Mr. tludl•v l!ldi, 6"'7'.:01, E 1I, 117,
Brady Neic Manager
Of Coro1iaclo l-Ionies
BUSINESS AND
PROFESSIONAL
GUIDE
IF YOU MISSED Otrr AT NEW·
PORT :BEACH, LONG BEACH OR
MARINA DEL REY ... Don't miss ou t
at San Juan Capistran.o. C.:sh in on the
srealtstnew home bargain atpre·inflation
:marina prices. The new 20-million dollar,
ZOOO small craft marina in Dana Point ts Ron Brady h;is bcrn narnr1I
project sales 1nanagtr for
Coronado Jl omes. n e v.· c 5 t
r"sidential ntighborhood 1n
~fission Viejo, a 1 l,000-acrc.
new community in Orange
County, Stu11rl ~fcF11rland.
11lts manager for '-·liss lon
Viejo Co .. .11nn('lunccs.
!\1iss1011 \'1c10 and 11 new l':ra or e MATTRISSES e ('on5tn.Jclion by ust 0 rl ____ ,;;,;;;.:.;.:.:.:.::::::--.:.1
manufactured v.·a\I sectlon.s MA TIRESSIS
11 hen it opened last month. BOATS · ROMD ·TRAD pa
Pr10r to joining Miss.ion Vie· ~plU-Illa ...
jo Co , Brady 11•11s with Cott. Meu Mattr~ .. 0..
an othrr homebuilding limi SIM N...,.,. ....
"'hnre he v.·on "Saltsman of Uberty I· 1 lOl
UH:•_ Vear" all.·11rd in 1967.
f'nrf•nado llo1nes. priced • UPHOLSTERY e Y{
frnn1 $21 ,f,OO to $2.f.995, havel.-------""'"'-'--.;;,1 T
"'"'''"Y '"''""' '9 "'" '" Men Upholstery ' 1111· 111,! four 11·ccks sincc1 M npo •n111~ Srpt. 23 . I .t"li.::~~~~ Tli1·v 11r1· rri1t'hed via the Liberty 8-4781
now under con1troctien. The adventure
cf the sea is within. five minutes of your
Troy home in romantic, historic San Juan
Capistrano. Own your own llllld nellr 11
growing new marina .•• it's an investment
in your family's future.
from $27 ,500
V AIFHA/Col!Vel1tio11al Tenns
'fAl'/lt~:lt#~ r l<ttl/f)ioiif~;.-.atrmt_. ·~iJ41-.,l<?A"'16'rw:J'll:?
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Otl Ob•>l'O St. •~d 011 Avi1" l lvd. 1nt1111tlit""
• Bra~y joined r.'i i;sion \'icjo
Co. In late i968 as sale~rnan in
t he Granad11 Home s
neifhborhoo-1 , 11' h e re hr
promptly sel a ·~ales re<'()t(I hy
~elling more 1h;on .~I rn ill1nn
11·orlh of homes 1n one mool h
roron11do Momcc. m;irkf'd 11
nrw area ol development in
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Loan-Banking Hontlngto11 Beach
Amity Urged ~!t·
Third Seawind Unit Opens
Califomia's savings and loan
associations are being urged
to make friends Y•ith their
·traditional competitors, the
state's 100 or IO mortgage
banking firms.
The third unit of Seawind,
Kaufman and Bro.id's n1gh!y
.. ~--uccessful comm unity in Hun-
total or Sl.I billion in savings !';· 1,1l Ungton &t1ch, \\"ill open lh1s
due lo withdrawals during and l ll \1·cek, according to Don11ld L. i~mediately after last July's ii ji Paddock, sales and n'arketing
reinvestment period. Some hr ~ ~ direclor for Orange County
stitutions also reported con--operations or the company's
tlnued savings outflow in -:., Sol1Lhern California Division.
August,. with econ om isl s -.. Although sales !n the firsl
noting a· similarity in paltem fC j' \lvo units have been excel!enl,
vdth the period leading up to :l-. a good selection of homes and
terest rates to homrowners
v.·ho qualify for FHA or VA
financing, Paddock note ~ ~
Seawinrl models 1nay bl':
re.ached via I.he San Diego or
Sant.a Ana Freeways lo th~
Brookhurst exit .. Then seut.h on
Brookhurst to Seawlnd. fl'Ofll
the Pacific C.:OMt Higtiway,
head north on Brookhunt
Traffic Crush Created
B)' Maybrook Opening At stake is a hoped-for
partial answer to the current
ti&ht money crunch plaguing
the state's real estate and
'mortgage market.
1966's "Credit Crunch". 11·1· Jots are still available in the
In contrast to the S&Ls, , , th ird unit," Paddock reports. ~1aybrook H om e s , al from four lo sill bedroom~
mortgage banking firms ~ Sra\vin(t hornes werr design-F:dinger Aven ue arid Newland v.·ith up to three b.aths -and
According to 11ichael F. B. generally obtain their loan ~ rd to einrhasiic style and Street lri \\le~minster. was the even Uiree-car garagts in
funds from nalionwide in-'•1t· ~ra~·e v.llhnul ~;icr1flt:lng any cuu~e of a traffic jam in the 1 p . f MacBan, California savings
and loan commissioner, the
mort~age banking and savings
'11nd loan industries -which
together represent the bulk of
current California mortgage
loans -should joinily explore
·~·ays of expanding the flow of
funds into the real estate
market.
~titutlonal investo~s such . as 1 . o[ Lhe traditional Kau f1nan neighborhood for s e v e r a I some p ans. rice.!! are rom
insurance companies, pension :11-and Hroarl \·alur, Paddot'k hours Jast v.·eekend -and the $29,9:..0.
funds, retirement systems, I says. \\'1th square footage up cause was understandabl e, <1c-Coruitruction fe atures includP.
mortgage investment trusts ~:a.:.. 10 2,28\i 01( a eost of $15, cording to Jerry Degen, sales 1 at hand plaster V.'alls and
d th Sc<iw1nd Hoinrs truly ;ire anrt 1narketing director for S ceilings, concrete drive\\·ays an o ers. .1-..
1 However, a large po rtion of ·~':'· ;1111ong the hc st va lues JO & S Construction Co. and walks, entry f oors of im-
their funds have also tradi-Jll ti Orange Coun!y. ""The price range for th e ported marble, a vast choice · ti Prices al Sc<iwlnd slar1 al <lesi~ns, space and quality at of dramatic fireplace design~. tionally come from our-of-,;.., j' $27 ~ d · I " h I M --" · f '-I · flower fresh kitchens v.·ith state savings banks and sav· l.ll , .. ! .~"" an inc uue sue UX· ay rtl\11\ ts ar ""'ow prices · ury items as c x c I u s i v c quoted elsewhere for less luminous ceilings and pass-In a report to the Southern
Carifomla Mortgage Bankers
Association, MacBan noted
that, historically, the state 's
two financial giants "have had
relath·ely little interaction
with each other.'' Except, or
course, for competition.
ings and loan associations -hardware and lighting flx-<lesi rable construction in less through windows for direct
whi ch like the C'.i:alifornia-based lures, ttrep!aces. self cleaning. desirable areas," the sales ex· patio service.
S&L's have beC'n feel ing the ovens, he;ivy duty disposals, ccutive said, "and the Spacious floor plans include
pinch of lhe. depositor 's purse. 1-:old ;inodize d slidin,i.-: rtoors response to our announrement Jiving, family and formal Wn ·
As a first step in seeking <ind windows. furniture fin ish-of last week was greater than 1ng rooms. the latte r with
ways lo ea~e lhe pressure on ('i'I \\'J!nut cabinets, separ;1te even v.·c expected. \Ve')] have haf'!d-cut crystal chandeliers.
the mortgage market, u!ility roo1ns, ceramic tile more slaff on hand to ansvoer To visit the model homH,
MacBan proposed the fonna-hnlhs and ~itchens. All are questions this weekend and of· take San Diego Freeway ta
Calirornia's savings and loan
associations have become the
unquestioned leader in the
state'~ conventional single.
family home mortgage
market. The state-licensed
associations -which come
under the con!rol of the Com-
missioner's office -alone
ha'"e (as of June 30) over $17.6
billion in real estate loans and
contrac~.
tiun of a joint 1nortgage bank-cur peted thro1J8houl. rr.'r other assistance to Beach Boulevard and turn
ing-savings and loan com -ON S SEA'WIND !""tOMES ~ c ;i wi nd hon1es are \l isitors. south to the signal light, lhtn mittee. "Certainly there must SPACIOU5 LIVING FOR FAMILIES IN HUNTINGT ' available at 7 1 ~ percent in-Maybrook offer!! homes nf eastonEdJngert!>Maybrook.
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two real estate lenders can
The state's 1 0 0 -p I u 5
mortgage banking finns and
mortgage banking di vision s of
commercial banks reported
(as of last Dec . 31) a total of
nearly $1 5 billion in a v;!de
variety of real estate loans,
according to the statewide
California ?11ortgage Bankers
Association. Cum>n!ly, they
lead in the commercial indus-
trial and apartment real es-
tate mortgage market. TI1ey
also represent Califomia·s
predominant source of FHA-
VA financing.
According to Commissioner
f\facBan, 1\'ho prior, to his ap-
pointment by G o v e r nor
Reagan v.·as vice president-ad-
ministration of f.letropolitan
·Savings and Loan Association,
.the S&L industry faces a con-
tinuing dilemma: "They (sav-
jngs and loa n associations)
must get funds from the
;public th rough short-term
-deposits v.·hile they lend for
)he long irrm. In times like
•lht:se, \\•hen ~avings <leposi!s
'are under greal prrssure, the
:Problem is compounded."
• On a nali0T1al level, ~aving~
snd Joan associations los t a
3 Trailer
Homes Set
For Sl1o'v
"·ork together, providing com-
pl imentary functions and. as a
result \ improving their ability
to meet U1eir ov.'fl individual
goals a~ .,.·ell as lhose of
society."
Areas of cooperation \l'hich
MacBan suggested as in1 ·
mediate possibilities include
computer time sharing, joint
research studies and the
establi shment of appraisal
data banks.
lnilial discussion on such
cooperative programs could
possibly begin later this year.
following the annual board of
directors meeting of thtl
state wide CMBA in
November, according to P11ul
.I. O'Brien, president of the
Southern California f.1ortgage
Bankers Association.
The nlobile home market.
v.•hich has been seen as a
partial answer to the nation's
pressing need for housing,
f.1 acBan explained further,
might also benefit frnm sav-
ings and loan·morj.gage bank-
in g joint efforts.
Savings and Joan as.!!ocia-
tions, MacBan noterl, now
ha\'e autl1ority to make mobile
home loa ns 1ri!hin limits to be
established by regulation.
'"It does not s eem
unreasonable to en vis i o n
mortgage bank er.!! arranging
1nobile park financing v.ith
their usual investors and then
p r o v i di n g owner-occupant
loilns with a takeout com·
milment from a savings and
loan association and subse-
quent servil'ing."
f.1acBan also outlined a
number or steps v.•hich ha\·e
been taken to help allt.viate
the mortgage money shortage
\1·lthin the savings and loan in-
G<!\den We.sl f,1obi!e Homes dust[)'.
will display three deluxe Associations, he noted, havr
mobile homes at the Trailt>r nO\V been allowed to open fiJL:··
Coach Association r-.1 o b i l c ed rate-fixed term accounts
,J-Jome Show 10 be held in v.·ith 1naturllies authorized up
'Dodger Stadium Oct. 2 9 to five years and interest
through Nov. 2. rates fixed for the term of the
These mobile homes \Vil! be accounl. Jn addition, l he
shown, in conjunction wi1h tv.·o f ederal Home Loan Bank will
•{';ochibited bv Villa We st make a ltmlted an1ount of
'Division of t.'Kilden \\1est, in a ff\·c-year ad\"ances availabh~
parK-like setting, c~mplete to associaliions.
\~·itli pa tioa"A'nings. pa tios. car llo\vever, ''it ha:o. becon'IP
port av.'ru ngs, automobile . .;;, apparent," he added, "th;it
aluminum skirting, Pa I 1 0 these attempts are not sufl1-
'turn iture and Por ch e ~ · cient to prov ide associations
Laridscaping will in c 1 u d e Jivth sufri cienl funds to to mee:t
hedges. trees, 5 h r u h 5 • the mounting demand for ~imulated grass and a foun-loans."
tain. An alternativ e method of Each of the three 60-foot by d "<·wide mobile homes will of-generating lendable fun s,
"' MacBan said, is therl!fore fer a differing c<1nc:ept of a being adopted by a number or
"t"'e>-bedroom and den home, associations .. This is a pro-
'\\'ilh 1~4 balhs. h d th · 1'he most unusual home in i::ram c tenne e
·the exhibit , and possibly in the ''depositor's loan investment
•' Gold p!An ."' t;ho\v, will be ult ne_w en Undtr this plan. associations ,west Custom. featuring an en-. .
1irely new type of exterior sell a participating interest Jn
· one or a group of their
design . The Custom hall a.~ portfolio Joans to individual in-i;tandard equipment most of Id 11 the items offered as optional veslor11 just as they wou se
f a participation in loans lti by mobile home manu ac-othe.r institutional investors.
turer:s, including 8 rnnken Jn this way, hlacBan noted,
Reiman tub in the ma!ter bath, associations can offer higher vertical door f r os t · f re e refrigeral.oT, frtt st.and!ng yields to investors .11nd astur•
range with self-cleaning them of that yield for the We
devicr, lazy Susan pantry, of the loaru participattd.
Springcrest draperies with One of the major objections
traversed sheer underdrapes, raised thus far, MacBan said,
nylon shag car....,.ting with is the lack of liquidity of such r-~ an \nveStment. However, since i.eparate pad. ast iron sinks.
Thermal Wall sound-proofed the participation certificates
interiors and gold plated are tran5ferrable, he pointed
hardwart in the masler b•Ul. out. their liquidity will be
The four-ye a r .0 Id enhanced by the creation of an
G 0 Iden We.!!t organiPlion, active secondary market for
headed by veteran manufac-,-=th=e=l=n=st=u=rm=en=ls=. =====;f
Advvfh,_I
turer Jerry Golden, manufac-1~
tures tile largest selling quali-
ty double·\lide mobile homt in
the. California market. The
firm rectntly ·went public, and
EXCLUSIVE
BUSINESS
its stock is sold over the. Aw1il.bl• ~ow, 14 v••" ••Ji•r·
-·ntor. -, organ•· .. ,, . .,, has i•nt• -wil l *'•'"• pu1(h11••· '-"" -111 ..., H;9h ••tni11,1 11tor -S•,750 plan~ at Fullerton and Santa ri quiri d.
Ana. Ca lif. and at A!hany, w ,;1, l o• M _ l t-4 0,:1 111,..,, ~gon. Recently il llcf!ulred Ji•P•'· Rtpli •• ht ld 11rictlv co 11-
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At Mayb rook you'll love the con1~
fortab le, room y, affordable homes.
Some \vi th 4 bedroom):, famil y T0{1n1,
formal dining-roon1, an<l a huge recrca~
tion room . Others with up to 6 bed· '
rooms, and 3 baths \Vitlt a J-car garal!"c.
GElflTI5E LATH AND PLASTER.
Every,vall and ceiling a full ~wminimt1m
thickness, built the quality way, tl1c wlid
soundproof way, the right way.
Come .to Ma ybrook today! Priced
from $29, 950 , its the Southland'• finest
entry in the space race. Ta.kc the
San D.iego 1:ree\vay to Beacl1 Boulevarcl
;ind turn soutl1 to the signal light.
Then left on Edinger to the beautifully
decorated mo<lds. -
Edlnpr Ave
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Jlu1 11 ." ~ou 'd \Jl.l' 111111 ol(.
~1.:retn 1w.
Campbe ll is a pleasant. un ·
pr·1·pU:;ses~i ng 111Jn. one ol 12
ntfspr111g of a poor Arkansas
fanner. As if lo make up for
years of wearing hand·me·
du1-1 n clothes aud running
ann1nd barefoot. Ca1npbell
v.·orks as hard as a n 'j
p<'rforn1rr in televisio n.
l.1 kC' Dt'an f\1art in, 1\·ho~e
:-.11 !c he adn11res. Campbell is
111il' ol the rcry lei.,.. quadruple·
thre at entertainers in the
c1)ut1trv . He slll!S 1n a v.•eekly
11dt'u ·series. in motion pit·
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The colorful sound of
Orange County Music
RAD IO KOCM 1031 FM
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t11res. on records and in night
l'lubs.
The schedule is exhausting.
But Ca nipbe ll 1s up to il. lie is
6 feel tall, v.•eighs a spare 170
pounds and is in prime physi·
cal conC:ilioo.
At 33, he has become one. of
the country's fa vorite guitar
slrumming balladeers - in
sha rp contrfl st to the eler.-
tronic, acid rock singing types
11•ho appear to be in need or
baths and b a r b ers
Campbell's blond hair is
neatly coinhed and bis clolhes
conventional.
He and his wife, Billie, 11·crc
Ne'v Voices
Sougl1t
By 01orale
Thal big booming bas~ voice
you 'l'e been using in the
shower may be just the voice
the Orange Coast College
Communily Chorale is looking
fO<.
The chorale meets Tuesdays
from 7 to 10 p.m. in the Music
Building.
Les Van Dyke, chorale
director. said the chorale
needs basses and tenors.
This year, Van Dyke sale!.
the Chorale will give at least
fou r Christm;is pcrfonnances.
The first will be Dec. 9 at
South Coast Pl!lza at 8:30 p.m.
Other pcrfonnances v.·ill be
Dec. 14 in the OCC Auditoriun1
at 4 p.m.; Dec. 16 al Moag
Hospital al a Lime lO be sel;
and Dec. 16 at \Veshninster
J-lospital, time also to ht ~t.
Van Dyke said persons in·
terested in jo.ining the group
should come to class.
In addition to the above con· ,.
certs, the chorale also gives ;it
least t1\'0 public performances
during the year ~·ith the 1 Orange Coost College Com·
n1uni!y Symphony in lhc OCC
Auditoriurn. •·
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From Fashion Isla nd . Newport Beach
1narried II yii:ars ago in la!
Vegas. Nev., and the past
fou r years have lived in a
modern hlHsid' home tucked
away in the Laurel Canyon
area .
Billie an d Glen are the
parents of daughter Kelli. 7,
and t\1·0 sons, Travis, 3, and
Kane, bo rn last February.
The Campbells o.wn a
handsome s'leclion of
shotguns which they keep
chained in a cabinet in their
den. During hunting .season
they enjoy shooting game t
birds in the Southe rn
California area.
To keep the pressures down
and his spirits up. Glen plays
golf at Lakeside Country Club
several times a week. The
press of v.·ork. however, •ha s
driven hi s handicap up from a
6 to a 9.
Billie must be givl'n recogni-
tion as one or the fine st
amateur interior decorators in
Hollywood. Each room of their
five bedroom home is a study
in matchless good taste with
expensive m'Jdem furniture
and c oor d l n ate d color
schemes.
Liltl e Kelli's room is red
;ind white 1vith a circus theme.
•J.B.' Readied at occ
Alexander Golson, playing the title role in Orange Coast College's production
of ".J .B.," is con1forted by Nancy Patterson (left) and Rea Shaefer in this re-
hearsal scene fron1 the dran1a, opening \\1ednesday a t U1c OCC audi<oriun1 for
a four-da y run.
Travis' room is all boy and----------------------------------
crowded 1-1·ith toys. Baby Kane
took over one of the t"'o room11
Campbell had added to the
house and looks like a nursery
from a magazine ad.
Because thei r property is
surrounded by canyons, there
is little back yard al the
Campbe ll home.
But there is enough space
for a swimming pool 1vith a
stout fence to prevent the
children from tumbling into
the "'ater v.·hen they play in
the garden.
The Campbells are very
private people. Because Glen
is so busy they value their
time alone toge ther. Billie
does the cooking, and, like
most wives. wants to. kno\Y
precisely what time her hus·
band will be home for dinner.
\Vcekends together are rar1>.
h1ore often than not Glen flies
to other cities for lucrative
concerts .
Recently Billie found seven
acres o[ exclusive mountain·
top property on l\'hich the
fami ly 1vil1 build a drean1
house v.·ith larger rooms,
privary and an unobstructed
1·ie1v of the Los Angeles basin
from City Hall to Santa
~1onica.
'.4 n)' W ed11esday' Set
For Ne1u Playlioiise
The Santa Ana Community
Players. currently observing
their golden anniversary 1n
Orange County, wi!l 1nove into
a spacioos new theater next
month with a prod uction of
"Any \Vednesday."
Muriel Resnik's modern
comedy of a man attempting
Lo manage bot.h his marriage
and his mistress will be
presented in the city of Santa
Ana's new recrc;i!ion center,
forme rly occupied by th e
Indians Casi
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Twelve Santo Dom ingo and
Santa Cla ra Indians fr om Nc1v
ri1ex ico have been brought to
Warner Bros. to completr
final scenes for "Nobody
Lo ves F lapping Eagle," star·
ring Anthony Quinn.
_,\~srmbly or God Churr h. at
~ \\I. 6th St.
Ba rbara c;arlich uf Co!>t;i
i\le::>a l'.•ill play the leading role
of Ellen Gordon. 11·ith flon
Hhoades. also of Costa l\lesa,
portraying her busincss-1nind·
crt lover, John Cle ves. Ala n
!!art is casl as the young
busi nessman, Cass Henderson,
with Edith Goodman taking
UH• role of Cleves' high society
1vife. Dorothy.
Toin Titu~ or Cost;i ti.lesa ,
rnterlainmenl edito r of the
ll.<\!LY PILOT, 1~ directing
111£' JHO<h1ct1on. Titus earl1rr
!Ills year staged "Light lip thr.
Sky .. at the \Vcstminster Con1·
1nunity Theater.
''Any \Vednesday'' 1vill open
Nov. 28 for three weekends,
Fridays and Sa I u rd a y s ,
lhrough Dec. 13. Advance
reservations may be acquired
by calling 543-7647,
J erry Shane
In Debut
.Jerr y Sh;i nf'. th e
philosophica l comedian 11-ho
hits home \\'ith storiec; lhal
ha v<' a ring of lruth makes hi~
di •but on Cha nnel 5·s "One
JI.Jan Shnw" Saturday evening
at 6 p.m.
Shane, \\'ho started l1 is
career as a magician has
made the transition to stand
up comedy by sticking to
material completely natural lo
hi s own beliefs as a human
being. All his stories evolve
fron1 a true pre1nise that has
personally affected his own
life. Once he es1ablishPs a
veh1clr for uncovering in.~ights
abou t ou r evrryday problems
<ind frustrations. he procerd.~
to attac k the subject mattrr
,1·1th ra zor-sha rp in~ight.
''One l\lan Show" is a solo
shov.·case where some of the
country's highest ranked con1·
edians arc given an op·
portun1ty to present a full half
hour of their best material.
Bv '2001' •
It was inev1ta ble lhal thf'
fu1 ur isll<' ci!mospher' o I
"2001 : A Spat'e Odyssty,"
Stanley Kubrick 's f..tGi\t pro-
duction . should affect the crew
and technicia ns involved in Lhe
unique picture.
From the crea lor of the pro·
jecl, producer-director and co-
writer Stanley Kubrick, to the
hundreds of te<:hnicians, there
was a feeling of dissatisfaction
\\'It h 1nodcm living . "Modem.'
it see1ns . \\as not advanced
enough . It was a natural reac.
lion tv an undertaking that
minutely pieces together an
cxtlling vision of the futurP
'vhich 1nakes today·s existence
pate 111 co111panson.
To n1akc "2001 : A Space
Odyssey .'· a technical team
~'as ga1hered from all corners
of the industria l world. Scien·
tilie consultants from .11 doz,11
nations. including l ea d in~
space ilulhorities. were co11·
stantly at Kubrick's sld' In
give authcnticily and guidance
to each a~pect of this film .
~lore th.in ~O leading com ·
111ercial con1panics offered up
l11eir research facilities to the
picture. with the resu!l that
everyone on the set became
indoctrinated and acclimatized
to li1'ing standards on earth,
JJ years from now .
EVery day, as they passed
lhrough the studio gates, thf'
crew lert the present and
entered a 1vorld of almo.sl
total auto1nat ior1 and com·
puterizat ion, ll'ith a predic·
t;ible 11·orking 11eek no longer
than three or lour days, ll'ith
no war. no ineurable disease~.
longer life expectancy, ne"'
fashions and designs for better
living,
Jn ''2001 : A Space Odyssey,"
man has at last severed
earthly shackles and is on the
threshold of the solar systen1
and lhe universe. \Vhen you
spend your days living in thP.
\\·orld of to1norrow, the world
of today scrms obsolete.
"Space Odyssey" is CW'·
rently sho1A'ing at l h P.
Cinedomc 21 theater i n
Or;inge, off th' Santa Ana
Free11·ay al Chapman Ave .
A111cchc Guests
1-lOLLY\\'OOD !UPI)-Don
An1cche will be seen this
season as a guest star on the
"Julia" television series,
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Drugs Peril E11tertai11n1ent World ~j
By BOB THO:\IAS
llOLLYWOOD (AP) -J\tos1
An1erican parents 11-0w face
the real possibility lhat their
children may get hung up on
dope. If lhe parenl happens to
be an entertainment star, the
chances nf that danger may
v.·ell he 'oOcreased.
This 1va.~ u net e rscored
recen1ly 11·1th lhe apparen t
suicidl" of 2i.-yea r-0ld Diane
L1nkletter. lier fathe r,
1ele1·i.~ion star Art Linkleller.
said she plunged six stories to
her death v.·hi le under the in-
JUNIOR
MATINE E
SATURDAY , 2 p.m.
"JACK FROST"
and
"JOURNEY TO
THE FAR SIDE
OF THE SUN"
ALL SEATS SO'
f!uen ce of !~SD.
"It 1\·asn 't suicide , because
she wasn't herself," Llnk letter
declared. •·she was inurdcred
by the people who manufac·
Lure and sell LSD.''
Earlier this year . Loren
~1 !1iphant. 18-year-old son of
sc rct'n 11.•nter S t i r I 1 n g
Sllliphant "In the l!eat of the
Night ... 11·as shot to death dur·
ing a gathering in his Sun!!Ct
Strip apaT1ment by an 1n·
!ruder v.·ho dema nde d
narcoucs. A bag containing
n1ar11uana 1-1·as found ou1side
the window5.
The Hollywood communil~'.
1v1lh its residential are a
ecnlcred in Beverly Hill~. J~
s1n1ilar to other center~ of
afflu ence in i1~ JUrfnile prob·
lrn1~. It ha s n1any rllrcc·
11nn less youn~ people lnok in g
for thrills. and 1\•ith thf:' n1oncy
lo blly the1n.
PROBLE~I EXISTS
Beve rly Hill s Potier {;)11el
.Joseph P. Ki1nbl' sa.rs: ··tf
!here i5 II higher incidence Of
dope among Juveniles 1n
Heverly Hills. it is nol much
higher than in similar com·
niunit1es. But there ean be no
cloubt that the p;·oblem CO\·
ISL~."
\\'here rlo youths gel d(lpr'!
"':\1ostly from other kids.'"
Chief Kimble said. "The
0011ow~ycd, furllve. 50-year·
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ALSO •.• ZERO MOSTEL
"THE PRODU¢ERS"
old fr iend 1-1·ho pushes <lope on
young people is pretty mu ch a
thing of the past."
ln other words. 11 Heverly
!·!ills youth who "'anted to PX·
periment v.·ith rlope would not
have mucb trouble findi ng 11~
"I think this Is an accura te
st;i!ement," the police chief
s:iid.
There are indication~ that
the children of the famous
may be more ~usct'ptihle to
the use o[ drugs th;1n others
their age. Stars lc:id busy .
self-centered l11·es thri l allow
!illle tlme: 10 J1slcn t o
children's prohlen1s. :-.1 11ttiplc
marriages !eave children to
gro~· ur v.·ith 1:ol'ern,..,scs and
slcp parenl~ and al boarding
schools.
Their pla_1·gro11nrl hrcomrs
th,.. d1 ~cr>l h<'f111r~ nr Brierly
11111.s :111d h1pp1t>land ol Sunset
Strip ~lan_v hrcomr rnvoh·rd
\11tl1 I he rock n1us1c 11•orl d
where pvl and LSD arc a w~y
<Jf life.
IDENTITV SEARCH
All young people face the
S<'arch for identity. b11l his
quest sttms n1ore acute with
stars' children. Their parenti;;'
fame is constanlly a factor to
be dealt witb.
Art Linkle.tl.{'r tou ched upon
lh1s a.c; he discussed his
d;iughter's problen1s: "There
was alv.·ays Lhe fami ly name
to contend v.•ith -you kno1v
how ha rd that can be. You're
prejudged by everyone. All my
kids have had to ad1u.st to it,
•
h;iving that name riding on top
of them.''
Other la1nol1s child ren havr.
rr.cl'ntly made n12w.~ because
of drugs.
York J\lc(:avin. lcen·age son
of tele1·ision star Darren
J\lcG avin, was indicted earlier
this year on a charge of
possessing ;u1d selling LSD.
The youth had previously bern
arrested three tin1es on m<in·
Juana charges and once was
turned in by his falher.
Kml Lan<', 27-year--<Jld .~on
of Rhonda Flem ing. admitted
la ~t April In an interview !hat
he harl used rnari1uana and
IA')D. lie recalled confC'ssln11: it
lo his m::>tht'r tv.·o ,years
hclorr "1 11·ant.ed lo shock
i\1o!her h11 her right hr.t"·rrn
t h r f'yf's. I \1anted to hnrt.
IOfl "
L<:1ne, now a proin1 ~1ng a{'·
tor, ~aid hr had rid hi1nsfl1' of
lhf' use of drugs. I-le touched
nn so111e of rhe reasons for hi.~
usage
"I spent my childhood twin.Ii
tcrr1hly confused. J\.1 o I h r r
11·asn·L the re much. :ind that
11·asn't lair to either of us ...
Jl.1y father 1-1•as a snapshot I
didn 't see h.im often.''
NEW CAREER
l\1ichae1 Douglas. 21-year.old
son of Kirk Douglas. is begin·
ning a film career as a star in
lhe current "Hail, Hero." lie
admits lhal he wenl through a
rebellious period while a slu·
dent ;it the University of.
California at Santa Barbara.
"WDHU mr.r.y -·---
' " ''Sure. I used pot and LSD,
and I feel that it v.·as a
11·orthwhile t'xperi'enre." hP.
says. "rt taught me about the
rhythm of l1\·1ng." He add.~
that he has given up narrotic.o:
because they clull the senses
"<ind you n('cd the sharp edg es
for <icting _ ..
Prier Fond a has unwillingly
bel'Om e a S)'1nbol for the
turnrd -on ~rner;ition bera us~
of his film poT1 rayals "Thr
~\'ild Angels.'' "Thr Trip,"
··Easy Rider'' as v.·ell as lull'
ov.·n Ide. The handsome son of
llenry }'nnda "'BS once ar·
rested v.hen [lOl ice found
mariiuana growing a1 a hou~
he rented. ll1e charges v.·ere
Jalf'r dismi s~d .
Yoiing Fonda m11ke!I n'•
.~f'crct ;:ibout his u~ of drug_,._
OncC' he said · "L.CiO 11•as a
catalyst. ii brought me i1">1o'<1y -
fron1 one poinl of 1·iew and
~a \'f' nic a 1n illion p.:iints or
\'ir.w. ~n I c;in never ;iccept
one poi nt of \'ie\1' any more . I
ccin never go b;ick homf'.''
And in one interview he ex·
pressed publicly v.·hat n1any
stars' ch1 ldrE:n ha ve lr!t 111
private: "I 11·ish my father
coulri open his eyes and dig
rnc.''
A Beverly Hills psychiatrist
1vho has treated chi ldren o(
!he famou s names o I
Holl yv.·ood has this to say :
TROUBLED KIDS
"'These children are troubled
because of two fa ctors. for
one thing. O.ci r parents are ex-
lrernely btL~y arKI self-center'd
people : their <m'TI carcer1 and
their need for ego satisfaction
leaves 01em little time to gh· ..
. attention to their sons and
daughters.
··The other problem is their
parents' famC'. Everyv.·here a
boy goes. he is poinled out as
so-and·so·s son. He becomts a
celebrity himsel f. but nol
because of anything he ha!
done. He has di fficu lt y
establishing his ()~·n identity
because of the overwhelmina
fame of his parent.
"Some mo vie children 1et
into trouble, such as using
dope, in a misguided effort to
gel somt kind of aUenllon
from their parent.,. Oth~s ~
Lhe so-called mind-bending
drugs in a search for their
own identitv.
/\s long ·as ~uch situation!'
('XLS!, Ho11y"'tlOCI inay St'e
more lra ge<lirs like that or
Diane Link.letter.
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Ann Lander• ...!•!!·~"·~· _ _.!!ly~~~--:·~·rl9!1~di l(anin: Broadway Declining
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Datallility Test J
DE.A.R Ai\IN LANDE:RS: Every now and then a
chick lists the qualities she looks for in a date -or a
future husband. So far a s I can remember. no male
has e ver d one i;o. i'.tay I be 'I.he Hr st? .I 'll bet :;ome of
the unmarried gals out lhere n1i~ht be int~rested in
thecki nc. themselves against the list. JJere 1t is:
.,
(I) She rnu sl be metict1lous
about hygiene, well groo1ned
an d ladYlike . A foul mo.1!1h
turns oft any decen t guy un-
med\ately .
(2) She r11ust be a good
listener. \Vhen she speaks 1l
n1usl rtflect somr thought.
Th e girl who is constantly on
st11.ge, makina >A'ith the small
111\k, dropping names and
places is a bore.
IJ) The fe 111ale 1,1•ho Is
physically aaaressive depri1•es
<1 man of his masculin ity.
Sql.let:zing (·\ose wlirn he 1~
Irvin~ to drive. pulling hr r
li Ps up to be kis~ed. or
reaching for his hand in a
movie can kill a romance'.
!4) Live. by this rule. Don 't
call him, Jet him call yoll . lf
YOIJ have to telr:phone a guy or
drop him a note lo remind hin1
Ulat you're still alive -you're
is good as dead. Sian me -
STJLL LOOK ING
DEAR STILL: Good list.
T"anks for se.nding ii. Aod
11•w you gals out !here .i·bo
also are 11111 looki111. bow did
)'OU slack up?
DEAR ANN LANDERS : I'm
J 2$.yell r·old college graduate
in need of ad\'ice in regard to
my current romance. 1 don 'l
kt)ow bow to figure ii. Bever ly
is 21, built, bcautiru1 and an
cyt opener in any cro\\'d. Al
fi rsl I thl'lught she "'•s a good
listener and that later she'd
ctpress some opin ions. But
it',s been seven months now
and She.still si ts there, smiling
a lot, looking gorgeous and has
nothing to say.
ta.st nig ht r Ii s t e n c d
carefully l-0 Beverly's conver·
satlo.n . It v.·cnL like !his :
"Thal's grOOI')'." ''You don 't
say." That's \.\'ay out of thi:i;
v.·orld." \\'hen I asked sptclflc
qur:stlons on topics or curre11t
in ttrest. she rtplied . "I really
haven't made up my mind
about that yet."
\Vhy would a girl be JO
reluctant to express an idea?
Please help me understand. -
~fYSTlFIED
DEAR 1\-IYSTIFIED: lt'1
bard to espreas u idea "hen
you doa 't have oae. Bulll i:::.:::_:,=::~=::..:::.:=~:=_=:.::::;_;_ ____ ;..._J
Beverly is a dumbbell and you "Ob, come now. M.r. Haviland, can't you accept
might a1 well admit ii. compulsory ~tiremect gra cefully ~·· And as for you -if you can
listen to. "'That'~ groovy " and -----------------------
"You don 't say" lor se1•en
monlhs. H rasies some ques-
tions In my mind re1ardlag:
YO UR mentality.
DE AR ANN LANDERS:
\Vhcn v.•e nioved to lhls so·
called "bcUe r" suburb I wa~
eagrr to become acquainted
\1'ith my neighbors. 1\ly m;;jor
1vorry was that they mighl not
take me in. \V eil 1'1·e been
taken in .so thoroughly lhaL
l'rn t ry ing to figure a 1\.'I Y out.
There are coffee \datche~
h\•1ce a day-10.30 a.m_ and
2 p.1n. i\·lost of !he girls tneet
again for cocktails at 5. Then
there's the bridge club. lhe
book clu b. the garden club and
the se1.,.ing club. I 11111 clubbed
to death. Being the nev.'esl gal
1n the groop they all make
sure I'm included. Hov.· can I
get excluded -graciously '! -
NORTl-t SflORE
DEAR NORTH: Unw ind one
thing at a time. Cut the
klatcbe& to m•rnin1& ooly.
Skip the martinis. Make a
previous commitmt ut Vl'hea
tbe aevi'iOA club meets, etc. Be
lbt ;nailer of your soul or
)'OU 'll 10 do"·n with the ship,
Babe.
0 peri End Vaudeville,
Etc., Slimv Co1ning
The "Open End Vaudeville
Lil'e Actio n 1\t u 11 i · 1\1 e di a
Three-Ring Circus and Dance-
In Show " is con11ng .
It's a new produetion. or
srr1es 01 proc!uct1ons, openin~
Oct. 2~ for a three-\1·eekend
run at lhc Open End Theater
1n Newport Beach
The bask: conrcpt. a1··
cording to director T !\l1chael
. Jaeger, is to prc:'cnl a d1f.
ferent !>how e1•ery n\g ht ,
several of the plays and l 1 l1n~
v.·ill be repeated, but tli r
::.hows 1,1•ill vary each night of
the presentation,
Dran1atic productions by
Jaeger and 0 . ft Diederich . a
r o c k music group, San1llel
Beckett's "Con1e and L;o,'1
folk singin g and a niu11i-rnedia
circus con1pri~e the six ·night
schedule. On Halloween. Oct.
. 11. 1he theater will ~how the
original f!Jrr, of "Dracul<i .''
The Open End east ineludes
Peter Bland. Stephanie Da vy,
Jimmy Diederich. J o e _v
Farnan, Paul Crace~·. Susan
Kampe. Stephanie Ll l'11'tllyn ,
Da1·id 1\lark1n, Pt\er Murr M)'.
l\rl'in :\lulhern. John Se11 rlt
and Dai e \\°heeler.
Tit:kets . ar S2. 111<1) hf'-
rcserved ar the theater. 281~
\'ili a \\-ay, or b,v cal11n.c: lht'
bo1 office at 67frl121l .
Trombones
Roll
Co1n poser.aut hor r-.1cred1 th
Len11011s Voi~e Soft Sell
\Yi!lson ta lks about (Hlf' of hi ~
(;i voiitt' creations-11·!1r11 he
hos ts Chnnnel 9's uncu t 111 111
presr:ntation of "The 1\lusii..:
f\1an." The f1l1n rnu~ica1, bns .
r d on the Bro<idway hiL lnr
\li)lrh \\'1lbon wrote book,
n1us1(· and \yrie'. nir~ Satur-
tla)>. at 7 JO p.nl. in color.
Thr film. 11h1ch ::.tar~ Hobr1t
Pr~s1on and Shu'lry Jones. 1111·
mortali?-cs th{' troinbonr 111
\V111son·s ~oni:; hit "76 Tron1·
bones." 11·h1ch. 11 !hr la1ned
compo~cr h11d hecn true !o h1 '
Singing Sisters Just Girls Next Door
By VER1"0N scorr
}IOLLYY..'00(1 1t;Pll
Either you a,·c a Lrnnon
S~rs fanatic or you are not.
'nie lour girls 11·ho sing
barber shop ha rmony have
lheli-own· na tional television
show this season , and there I ~
reason lo believe their longr1·i-
ty on the tube ~hould rnalch
that of lhE"ir ex·Cin ployer.
Lawrence \Velk.
They are low prcssurr.. !>O!I
.se!l, dulcet \IOiced
They cannot br. described a!i
glamor girl s and sex botnbs
they not on ly re.~e1nble th r
girl next door. they think and
behave like her.
Pr1gy. more or Ir'~ the
spokesman for thC' quarte!le.
said. "'"°·e·re no! t .1 trrn1r
squares or S\\·1nger~ \\'r'rr
the <1 1'era1e 1,1·oma11 1n thr
supe rmark et, TV 'ie11rr<. and
mothers.''
"lt's 11•rong to 1h1n l.. or u~ a'
saccharine,·· said Janel, th r
younge~l.
Kathy added. "\\ c arc all
Catholics and try to be good
Ch r!~tians. \\le had a beaut1tul
example from our mother and
father who ral.~r.d 11 of us '
Tht girls' father, Bill Le11
non. was stain last sum1ner b.v 11 former mental p11 1ient ll'ho
had been harrass 1ng I h f!
family.
"Our large fa mily all gclllnJ:
lDgether helped u~ overcome
1hr lraged.v and feeling or The ~1~1cr~ ~crrn 10 br 0 11· n au lob i o ~ r aph1cal
Jo,,,~, said Dianne, tht eldesl. unin1prr~sed 1\'llh rating~ and background should have been
Aher IZ yet'rli \.l lth \\'elk con1 pcl1Lion. rr-!itled as "71i Flu trs and Pie·
anrl t\\·o yearR of p\a~·1ni; g11c~1 Peggy pllt it be~l. •·\\'e'rt. colos," lhr 1 n s Lr u n1 r n t ~
~pots an.cl club s. the eld~~ happy 11·it h our show tht 1,1·ay \Villson himself played in tu~
fou r mem bers or the Len non II is, If the ratings aren't hi &h. rir~l professional rngagcn:ient
of fspring 1·irtl.lall y grc\\' up in 11 e ;Jrcn t going lo l'han ge 111 1!121 wi!h band leader John
1he public eye. Their f11n1ily anytl1 ing." Pl1ilip Sous:i. tie.~ are strong and their ldcn-liijl'•"-•••~============~---;;;;•;..oi-, l1licat1on 1r1th !lit Ameriean l
P"blic imlelible. --.I: .. ACIFIC i.-... lo~'h:/ingh~~~m~~~;y, 1%J!TO I~ I i: I ¥sfrrrD
lo be lnie . Wi!li em Hol.le" ~••••I Bor9"i"• '·This is a job for us .'' Olan· "THE WILD IUNCH"
nc s;i!d "\\'e don't thin k of
ourselves a~ stars or a part of
1-lollyv.ood . \Vhen ""' e ' r r
through 11·ork wc go homr a11d
cook ror our husbands 11nd do "I
thr dishrs and housev•ork ..
The .~1strrs drsp1~f' 1hl' f'~·
p\oilauon or thtir pnvatf' !it·e.s
1n tan magazines and rch1sr to
•·oof)('rate 11·ith 01r publica·
11011s Ho\\'Cl'rr. they arc ai;
popular 1v1th the ha1r·d ryer !>el l
a~ Jackie Kennedy. ,
111e l' r i I i ~ ~ wr:re no l
univ ersal 111 !heir praise of the.
ne1v son~ lest. bul tha t doesn't
bother the girls either
"People ~eem to like our
:<l101r," O[anne said. "becaust
11 c aren't any diftere nt fro1n
thr viewers ...
l\alhy addc(i. "\\'e don 't lrl'
lo be controvrrsial. \Ve. don'I
~ing hard rock . And we 1'1l
love our ('O--stilr, J i mm y
Duranlt "
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!'\1::\V YOHK 'APJ -''Thr
Br11actway we've known truly
a1n.it•ars to bl· a d1s1ntcgrall11g
1nsl1lllt1un.'' ;.isst·rls one of it s
tllO!>l t1r<l t•n1 I' r a f t s 111 c o ,
1::11'S1Jll l\arun Still, he ha~
hu pc.~.
"1'111 nut 1:crla111 thai the
e11d ol Uroad1'lay as we have
lt vrd it rnighL nut be a good
thing. To get rid of shuns,
.1·ou'1•e first got to tear do11•n
lhc rubble,"
As un at·lor, director, writer
and prt'kJ 11cer, Kan1n has been
immers('d in tl1eatrical en-
deavor ::.ince 1933. F'or a good
part of chat ti1ne he's heard
the moans of pessu111sts pro·
f·laun1ni.: ~al·h !>Cason as the
1,1·or~t ul all
Lr1l1I ri•<:l'llth ho11'('\'C'!' In•
sc·!l lft·d :1111! l'1i1·d e 11d (·11l c· l.i
lhr <;un tr<il'y.
"There 11·cro· si gns o !
1.:l1;111ge. b11t always enough
i;ood things were around lo
Justify the lhought that the
end of Broildway was a lol o(
nonsense. f\ow I ha ve to fat r
1he h&rd fill'! thal it is 11!.I
longer aceuralr to s a ~'
Rrn~dway 1s as stron.s as
e1 er "
Disneyl"-uHl
See ks Cast
For F o ntt1s y
n :sneyland i~ lnok1ng for
people 11ho 11·ould like lo
become oslriches, hor s e s ,
f'<'tndtet. dancing butterfl)'S
and ch i1nney sweeps .
Thr.v need 501 people. to be a
parl of Lhis year's ··f anta sy
on f\1rade." .srhcdulcd for 27
pe1·lor111anees. Uce 20 Lhrough
.I nn 4. lfl70.
··F;111\;1l>y n11 Parade," 1he
1rad1t1onal U 1 i; n e .v 1 and
11 cl1·011H· lo the Christma.~
sea!->Oll. is seek1n" pcoplr lo
.~er1·e <1S pa rade ;11(.!", dril'rts.
page:1 111 hrlpt·r". danL't'r~ ;11\CI
in11s1r1ans for !ht• lli·d;1y
YulrtHlt· crh•br:1 t1on.
Parade aid~ and driler~ will
he interviewed Thursday <11111
Friday. (k:tuhcr 2.1 and 24. ;;1 5
JI in
\lt·n and 11un1r 11 int,..rr~\C'd
111 .'ludi11on111i: a~ danc"r~ 1nus!
he bet11cc n !llr <iMc~ or 16 :ind
:!5. 111th S(ll!ll' danct• r x·
pcricncc prr fcrrcd. 0 ;i n r r
:n1d1t1uns will be held \Vcd·
ne sday. Oct 22, at 5 p 111
All audi tions ll'iil De hcltJ ;ii
!he ·•Fantus.v on Par;Hlc '
st<iging arr<i. loC';11et1 ne!lr thr
1nt1·r~cction nJ Bal l noad and
\Vest SL, Nonh of Disneyland.
Persons audit ioning shoul d
bC' til'allablr for th ree weekend
rehea rsals. ~ov. 29·30, Dec li·7
and Dec. 13·14. plus :11x n1Rl1l
rrhcarsal.~ Df>c. 11 lhl'ough
IJ1•r 16. Nu ;;dv;in('r rl"~l!->t r;1·
!ton i~ rrqu1rcd lo p.1r11c1pH lc
1n any of lhc aud11!011.~
TURN ON
TV W EEIC L~~~· you •uo t d
lo "'~••'• ~•J>D ~"'~~ b&~•~d +~.
•ub1 -[•••y Sotu•d •v '" +ho
O'°"llY PILOT .
l\'1Ilin puts rnaln blamt [<Jr But ht: keeps t.:ln1t 111atr h 011
tht suslained ebb ul theal!'KoJI legu a~ a nu•111bcr ot lhl'
a~l1vitv !hol ha~ bctu11 11• ouard of lht: !'.l usil· Ccultr 111
par\it ularly 11ol11·c;1tJl1· 1111, l.IJ~ t\!l!lelcs aru.l ~res )\hi
:.eason -unly aboi11 :i clo1"11 :ibout r1·cry :"lr11· York l'Xh\1111
prenueres schcdult:d by :-i ~11· un Uruadv.a}, oft ;i ud olf·nlt
Y::ar s -10 "bas1r t.:V, r11.:1.;;1n ' •·11 u1;.iy tM' early to ~iiy," hr that drgraded d r a rn al 1' • t't!f)()rts, "but 1herr are sorni'
•lrtilitii.: an1b11 ion 11Ho grrrdy lai n\. odd liUle ~urring~ 1u
:,:how bu~iness, pr•1111(lr ho11r !or thr thr:.tlcr'.~
"To he pt•rtrcll.Y lil \1111. 1u1urC'"
IJru;idwa.1• 1hi;.:il•·r h:1-: hCC'll Kar1111 Ii ~\, fa r!o1·, as the in ·
1·1tldled 11Jth r or r u p l 1 11 11 . ----
1<.1r kl;;11'k, b r J Lier _v a1u.J 1 prl'~~lll'r lal·l1rs lv1' J lul\gl
tune." hr says.
Kanin shake~ hi.' head in
reran of the glan1or that tilled
all those playhouses that have[
1·anished from Broa<Jway .s1ncr
hr and a chap na1ncd Burges.-.1
1\leredilh Jointl y b o "' e d
onst:'.!ge in ''Little 01' Boy."
''I am wilting lo level a lol
or l'rltic1sm for what has hap-
p1·nrtl against people who J!Ot
:1 l111 uul of, but put nollun~ Ul·[
10. Broad11 ny -hotel~. nit'r·
l'lll'llll~. I'\ Cll 1 :-IXI~ All tO\Jk
;ind 11trin 't l'Unlri h11!1•, in :1
parasil1l' arrangcn1rn1 1
"New York 1Pg 1 I 1 1n at r '
thi·Hter is rrall~ the i.:11~•.~ ~n!y
unique t our 1st at1r:1ct1on.
E\•ery tily has 1nl1.~cums,
skyscrapers. parks, depart·
rnent stores and history. All
THI! Wl!8TMINSTI! .. C£NTEI
JDURnEY TD THE
FAI BIDE Of THI 1un
l1Jl:j J£CHNICDlOR• liJ0
11'r l10:1d special was lcgit.1---==========
\\'IH'll thal fades it is a great
pit,1• and calls for civie action
and concerted a('lion b y
businessmen "
Kanin scorns \\'ha t hi' ralls
"easv answers·· that attributt'
1!ecli.nc of theater li fe lo
1t'!er is1on and mov1r s · "The}'
1·.1111[lC'tC' for 11n1r bur no! rnr
hun1an sens1bil111rs: they ean'\I
i'01npetC' any 111nre lhiln you
1•<111 r·ornpa rC' r~ad1n.i: a hook
and going to Lhc the:it er.
"If lilnlS and 1·v are such
competitlon , why haven't they
affected the theater !o the
degree lhal it has ha ppened
here in London, P a r is ,
~tockholm and so many other
cities "
Thi:' loc:i l filult . Kanin's . I I ' . ' cau.~t1c·li11Hi y ;111a .vs1s runs, 1s
1 •·we hal'e prcl!y 1nut il lo~I our
audi('11te'' b('e;1u;;-r 111 n sing
tic ket prkcs llial h;1vl' i·rcnted
a rnarket only rn r :-;up1'1·~hnws.I --=""~
In the proce ss. <1uthnrs have
he-con'e inl1ib1lC'd. t •DW&RDS 3 •<t·t;!f TH•ATlt .
erease •lf regionil l 1 t a 1 •
ton1pan1es arounC: tile country.
t'un t1nued population grow1 k
a nd a societ y In "h1ch people
hal'r increas ing tc1;ure llmt .
•·11~ 1Pry unportant 11'1
rt'.'rnenibcr, ' he adds. "\hilt
lhe d e~irc rlJr thratrieal t"l •
prrss1nn 1s sornelhing you
ean 't stamp out or the human
race -nnl (Inly lo perform
bu ! to see.··
TOGETHER FOR THE
FIRST TIME
ANYWHERE
llLL T•A¥£•1, ¥111i1NIA.
Mc!r:IENNA, S1•ri •f
"IO•N fllf" 111
EXCLUSIVE
ORANGE COUNTY
RUN
Geraldine Chaplin.Julie C hriotie
l o,,, C&~•\•n a y-Al•c Guin,.eu
Q,.,., Sh1,il-Ro.l S1.;,.,
R:•, Tu1hinqht.,.-R. Rich••il•oll
"l'roph.' ar r. no1 int('l'!'Stcd '
in tfic th~<iter. rhrv arr in.II
\ere~tcd only 111 1111.~. The
rC\'l('wcrs. 100. 10 .~o n1r r:..tent
fa ll 11110 Lhc grnr nl thr hi t-1
flop ~ynctronir
•"O'"'•D•'"CO>U MHa.•~''' I';
t10W FAR WILL A
32 YEAR OLD
SPINSTER GO TO
POSSES A STRANGE,
19 YEAR OLD BOY ?
·'1'hr b1rl h uf olf-Broattw ay
11 as an 1•eono1n u.' n1~1t!f~r .
resulting lrorn that c~use .
Dick floge rs and I don't agree
\\'hen he sa~·s tha t 1f a show is
a hit !he publir v.·111 lk'lY any
11ckct prlt'f'. That's !he true
IJ\\' ot ~1ipply ancl den1and bul
it doesn't 1\'ork lor people who
h:lvC' only su rn11ch 10 spend ,
Jnr rnlC'rla1nm~nt I
''Also. \.11hy shoulct Lhr rr be
!>tandard llt ket prices for all
!->hows'! There's been avancr.I
on lhe part i;if everyone i11.
1 olvC'd -v.•ntcr~. act ors. I
•l a gel1and-~, llobrr\. Andcr:>l)nl
put it correctly when hr said
the theater shou ld Ix-a place
tn make a living . not a kill ·
111.C: .,
Kan1n , 56, h;i.~ hren bu~y .
dt1r1ng lhe pa,,1 ~ r I' e r :i I
se.isons. directinJ: ;i nj t writing
!wo lilrn~. authorin)! " volur11~·
vi ~horl S!orie;; .1 ncl 1"vrk1ni:
on ~c1 rral future 1nol'1r pr11J·
P{'!S alnn~ "'ith h 1~ \\'lfr, :ll·I
l rrs~ Rlllh Gordon
~ ..................... _ _.., ........... ~
llitooiim;
... .,._,., Cot.OR (!'lo
HELD OVER FOR 4TH EXCLUSIVE WEEK I
REX HARRISON BURTON
in th! Stanley Oonen Prod uction
"STAIRCASE"
a sad gay story
The Pll\DWOMl\ll
ofGHl\lhLOT
The motion picture desig,.,ed to
save the world fr om sa nity.
EXClU~IVf
Rf trRVfD ~EAT fNCACf ltlf NI!
TONIGHT AT 8:30
ONLY TWO MEN HAVE WALKED ON THE MOON.
FOR THE REST OF U~ "2001" IS AS CLOSE AS
WE'RE LIK<L Y TO GET.
20Ql: a space uuyssey
CINERAMA ·~ ............... .
• The l'll\DWOMrul
ofCHl\ILLOT
E:X_CLl.J_SJVE ENGAGEME:NT
W et nt r l ro1 Ptt•tnh ""Ely l 1n.ltu·Brya n Forb11 Pre .l11cli•11
l<t lht d111 Htpbu•" 11 "THE MADWOMAN OF CHAllLOT"
Ch trl t1 Bov•r·C!audt Oe11phi11-Edilh ~"•ll 1·J o~n G,.,;"
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YUL I RYNN Elt ,, th• Cht irm tn
OON,t.LO Plf ASENCE ,, th, P101ptcle•
~nil DANNY l(AYE 11 lho Rt,p i<~•r
ao1e.l en a pl oy'"'""'" by J,,,. G ;rt u.lou• i nd tilt pie.I :n!•
f,.,i;,t. by Moutict Vol1ncy.Sc•t•"Ploy bv Eilworil Anhell
E11culi•• P,o.luc•• Hen•v T. Wo1111ltOn
P•oil 11c1.l by Ely La11,l,.,.011 1<lt d bv l •v•" fe•b•1
WORLD PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT
W!!K NIGHTS1 7:1l & 9:30
SATUROAY: l :ll,4:4S,7:1l&7:4l
SUNDAY : 1:00, l :lO, 6:00& 8:30
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Saturd.11. October 18, 1%9 DAILY ~!LOT J3
Gabriel, Starr Battle Ijefore Sellout Throng
RAM ON THE RUN -Tommy ~Ja son \Vill join the rest of the Ran1s
backfield Sunday for a confrontation \\"il h the Green Bay Packers.
Sports iu Brie ~
Napoles Floo 1·:;
Holds Title 01 i Decis ion
LOS A~GELES -\\"C'ltcrwe igh t ch3111-
pion .!ose "?-.!an\equ1l l;i"' Napoles or ~1e~;i
co City, flooring Ins opponenl \\·1111 a
bolo-like right in the 1liird round. went nn
Jo w!n a una11in1ous decision 111 15 rounds
ove r the lhrcc-lirnt' fnrinrr title h11lder ,
Emile Griffith of :-.'cw ':i"ork ;i t the rorun1
Fridav night.
The· dct'ision \\<lS u11nn11nous and rhc
actio_n \\"as sp1rlled lhroughQul ;i~ 1he 2~
year:old Napoles, :0.1ex1co s adopted s< n
from Cuba. succe~~futly defen ded ihr
crown for the second lime.
The hard-hilting chan1p ion. 11·!\o had
knocker! 0~1t 39 opponents 1n 58 rights.
conncctl'd with his jolting short right,
s11'ung froin the hip. lie <'<lUght f.r1ffil h
on the jA w 20 second.~ into liie third ro11nd .
Griff ith \\'a.~ up at 1hc count nf four b11t
took lhc rru tn111at1 c right co1111l fron1 ref·
eree Dick Yo11ni::.
The ex -cham p f(111ght 111th a badly
76ers Stop
LA, 131-126
PHTLADELPHJ,\ r AP\ -Hal r.rccr"s
-43 points led the Phtladelphia i6crs lo a
1Jl-12G victory over the Los Angeles
1.akrrs FriClay night in a National
Basketball Associ;1!ion"s season opener
for bolh leanls.
In other NBA gan1e~ C1ncinn:iti edged
Ro~ton. !10-108. and NC\\" York ~lapped
Chicago. 116-27.
G~er col!ected 14 field go;ol s and 12
from the foul line. \\•hile tean1mate Billy
Cunningham chipped in '"i!h 24 . Jerry
\Vest scored 39 and \Vilt Chan1berlain 35
for the Lakers, defend ing NBA Western
Division ch;1mpions.
~wollen rig!::
round on l !H.'Lkhonc. fr o111 the s 1~~h
0
NE\V Y0!11.--<i il llodges, the ~ort
.~uoken 1n1raclr 11·orkC'r \1'hn rnol1led the
New York );lets into basrball"s grea!r'-\
S!H.:ress stor), has bt>en selected ThC' :"a-
tional League ~1a11a.11er of the Year in the
annual Associated Press poll.
The 4.'i-year-old former 11origer great
captured the honor Fr'.rlay by one of the
greateS1 n1argins ever 11 hen he polled 267
\ates to only 10 for serond -place Luman
Harris of tlie Atlanta Bra ves . •
:0-IEXJCO CITY -\"etcr an Jack
Hrabharn oF Aust r<+lla !()Ok rrrh·anlAf:le of
c.ooling trn1pcratu re 111 !he la st Li
111111ules of pr actice Fr1di:ly to brc<tk <1
track record and ~t lhe f11 ~tc~t tin1c of
!he day in tria ls ior the eighth Grand
l 'r fx nf !\1 exico.
8r<1bh:i1n. tlrn·ing his 01rn Br<1bh:i111
Co311·orlh-Vorrl. \\'hipprd around the
be11utiful 3.2-inile l\I Agdalena l\lixuc,1
I rack in 1 :~2.90 n1inul es to brrak a year
old record of !:44.23 n1inutes sci by Joa-
qui n Siffert of S\\•itzerlAnd.
Brabham's teammate Jackie Tck'.': of
Belgium also bettered the old track
re.cord with 1:43 .60 minutes for the sec-
ond fastest time of the day.
\\'orld champion Jackie Slell'arl of
ScotlAnd \\'as only ~e\"cn hundredths of a
s!!Cond slov•er and D('nni-; Hulme of Ne'v
Zealand had the fourth fa stest time "'ilh
1:43.iO. •
\\"f:ST HE:\1PSTEAD. N.Y. -A W-1
hu rsl in the closing minutes gave the Lo~
Angeles Stars a 109-9:> victory over the
New York Nets in an Americl'ln Basket~
ball Associa tion game Frid ay nighl.
Ra1ns, Gre en Bay Collide i1i Coliseuni Biggie
LOS ANGELES (AP) -TI1e Lo.,
Angeles Rarru seek to stay unbe,aten and
the Green Bey Packenl bopt to ftreak-out
of a tie in their div ision when the two
National Football Leaiue .powers clash
Sunday.
The game has bttn a selloot for d1ys
and a capacity lwlJout ol 711,000 is c.1·
pect:td lft Memcriarzc1.seum for the 't
p.m. kltkoH.
The Rams, led by QtJahttback Rbman
Gabriel, are t--0 in ·~·Coastal Dlvlsbl
11nd tilt Pack. with iup!rb Ba;:t St.arr
back in the saddle,.iS tied with the ~fin·
n~J Vlltil~gs at .S-1 in the Central.
Rose-fl~vored
Brui11-Cal Tilt
Tops Pac'.'8
By THE ASSOCIA1't0 PRESS
('.a lifom ia and i;cu. unbeaten in
Paclfic-8 Conference play, meet In a reg-
ionall y tele,•ised game in the Los An·
gc!es CoUseum today.
At the same time Southern California
\\'ill be testing its No. J national ranking
agains t Not re Dame in noisy South Bend,
In:!.
In other Pac.a action, Washington State
I ~ at Slanford and Oregon State tra,·e!s lo
\Vashington. Oregon has a nonleague
j!ame again~t the Air Force Academy In
Colorado Springs. Colo.
L"CLA has pushed its Pac-& record to 2·
Cl in "·inning iis first five games \\'ithout
defeat. Cal rebou nded fr.m an opening
clcfeal bv Te::as to win three in a row in-
011 TV Toda11
C/1n11nel T, I p.m.
chid ing a 44-13 conference victory over
\\"ashington last Saturday in the ~
Bowl Derhy.
Tl1c Bru ins nrc ,Jed by quarterback
Dennis Dun1n1:1. \'.·)-~ is second in the
<'<infcreiltt. ln tct.:il offense and passinf::.
l:antly Hurnphr:e~. 11 h-0 opened the
st>ason as the Ca l quarterback only to be
PIJShej aside by Sle\·e Curtis, Yt'ill be
back in the starting rol':!.
Curtis broke hi;, collarbone last "'eek
and is out for the season.
Sout hern Cal, ""uith preserved itJ four-
gan1e unbeaten string last week "'ith a
l::sl-second 26-24 ''iclory 01·er Stanford,
v, iU n1eet a Notre Dame learn that is 4-l
a:1tl r:ink"ed No. II in th e country. S~a nford, l·I in'the coniereit!e, trie! t-o
hrcak a jinx against \\'ashington State
r:i::t has se<?n the Indians 'rin onl y one
i..anic in the last 10 they ho:11·e played
:igaintj_ the Cougars.
1\ 1·lctory by \Vash.inglo n S;ate, 0-2 in
the Pac-II and 1-3 overall, v1ould all but
end Stanford'& already na rrow Rose Bo-.vl
hopes.
\\"a shinglon. winless in fou r gaml'.! a.nd
Cl-1 in the confe rence, tries to get b.ack on
!he 1vinnin g track against an Oregon
State, 2-2 overall and Cl-2 in the Pac-r.
This is the &61.h meeting be tween the lY.'O
!cams.
Sa11ders Leads,
Pal111er Fold s
LAS VEGAS (AP) -Doug Sanders re-
tained the sec-end round lead in the
$!00,000 Sahara Invitational Golf Tourna-
ment F'riday, i;hooting a par 71 for 13S
while Arnold Palmer's comeback ho~s
11 ere dashed Oy a \\•hopping nine on the
15th hole.
Pa\m('r back in acLinn aft('r a two
n1on1h absence due to an arthritic hip, hit
one ball out of bounds on that hole and
took a two-stroke penalty for picking up•
provisional ball and finished with a 75 for
144 .
Ire jlL'it got under the wire for the final
two rounds when the rield will be cut to
the low 70 pl•yers and ties.
Sanders, who led the fifst ,round with a
65, slipped a bit but held 011 to a one.-
stroke lead 0\1er a quintet that included
"'eight<:onscious J ack Nicklaus al'ld
defending ehan1pion Chi Chi Rodriauez.
Each had a 61 for 137.
Also in the grnup at 137 arc tall Terry
Dill, \.\'ith a ~ond round 66, Steve Spray,
70, and Ted Hayes. Hayes. playi.na: in only
his 11ccond tour event, had a 71.
The ve~ran Sanders ma tched three
birds ~·ith as man y bogeys i.n his run for
his fi rst title since 1967.
Both teams will kee p an ear tun ed
tov:ard two games -?-.tinnesoLa at St.
Louis and Baltimore at New Orkans.
f he Packers, whose lone lass wa s to
11.Unnesota, present sorne new fa ces. But
!hey ;,iso come back >A'ith rn11n y of the old
fellows who dealt the Ram s and the other
NF1..1tums deep miseries in the.ir big
years.
First, there is Starr, 'vho connected on
13·of 2Cl passes for 2.14 y;1rds last week to
~.l the Detroit Lions, 28-17.
E~-Ram Carroll Dale hAd al'olher fin e
day, catching seven for 167 yards and !l\O
touchdo\1'ns. And Boyd Do"·ler is still
n1uch in evidence.
Dangerous Travis \\'illiams, reb<lunding
frun1 a disappointing 1968 season. and
hard·running Jin1 (trabo\\·ski are Green
B<iy's leading ball carriers.
The Packer defense ls still slou!, in-
clucllng a Jifcondary 1\'hicb has in·
tereep!ed six passes thus far.
On the Rains· side, Gabriel is having
his rinesl season. He has yet lo be in-
tercepted in 157 lhr0\1's ..
"It looks like !hr same old Packers anti
lliat means lroubte," iiays Rain coaclt
George Allen . stl !I somewhal spent after
the team's 27-21 win in the final minutes
last Suru.lay at Sa n Francisco.
Meroes in a lw()-touchdown res urgent•
iu the final n1inutes included Alvin Hay-
mond, the kick re turn specialist ; rookie
running back Larry Sm ith, tight end Billy
Truax and Tornn1y Mason, who scored
the winning touchdown.
Las Angeles pass defenders, Eddie
?-.leador. Jack Pardee, Rich Pettibon and
Doug \\:oodli ef have been highly effective.
The Ran1s lead the league with 10 in-
i.crccplions.
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familiar qua rterback post fo r the Green Bay Pack-
ers Sunday \\'hen they meet the L :\ Rams at 'lhe
ro!iscum in a key Nation<il l'ootb.:ill League game.
The Ranls arc unbealen in confl'rence play 'vhile
t he Packers arc 3-1.
UCI Poloists
l >i 8-3 Breeze
RIVERSIDE -Ed Ne 1v I a n d '.~
Anteaters face their final three opponents
in the all University of California water
JX)"lo tournament at UC fiive rside lod<iy ..
They take on the host team al 10 :30.
face UC Davis at 2 and UC Santa
Barbara at 5.
Newland's UC Irvine crew dunked UC
San Diego in Friday's opmer, 3-3, playing
mostly \.\"llh a reseTve team as the
An tea: .... ·s.rested down for tod ay.
It wai; a close game for a quarter \\"ith
liC I nursing a 3-2 le ad. Ho\\•ever, the
Anteaters unloaded in the thi rd period on
goa ls by J in1 i\1cDonald, Tim Harrison
and \\'ade Arens to lake a ~2 bulge and
breeze in "'ilh lhe victory.
The: ::-in up~ thelr season mark to 8-
3. '
Harrtson w&s high point prod ucer for
the day wit h lhrte goa l3 ·while ?-.1cDonald
and Steve Ballback had l\.\'O apiece. Arens
roun~ out Anteater SO'.lrlng with one.
Saddleback Meets Rcinis
In Bf1ndage Bowl Clash
If a gan1e e~cr deserl"cd lhc n:unt
'·bandage 1xl11•l" it·~ tonight"s Desert
<.:onferencc co ntest bet\\·cen Saddlehack
nnd Victor Valley tollcges ot ~1ission Vie-
jo ll igh School.
'\'hen the two learns lake the field For
the II o'clock kickoff they 'll be operating
wilhoul half of thelr starting backfields.
Saddleb:ick is a seven-point fa vorite to
chalk up i!s fourth straight l\'ln and sec-
ond in conference pl<iy in its firsl ho1ne
circu!L game.
JI01\·e1•er, the Gauchos' cninchinR
ground ga1ne figures to be harnlicapped
tonight because or injuries to tailback
Toby \Vhipplc and fullback Jl.ocky
Fletcher.
Fletcher is hobbled by a sprained ankle
;ind L'i only ... ~rect cd to ~cc spot duty.
\\'hipplr. ,,.,hn ha~ ga inccl 451 yards behind
F lctchcr"s blocking, has bruised ribs. But
cnat h c:corge l!arln1an figur es he'll be
able lo play.
1\lso on the Saddlebatk injury list is of.
fen sive tacklr Chuck Finn with a hi p
Lolocitl clol. He"s defin1te ly out oC the;
gaine.
Even 11·ith a runn1ni:; attack operating
al reduced efficiency, Saddlcback figures
lo nwve the hall at \\ill.
The Gauchos ha ve ;i potent passin&
game lo con1p1ement thei r running.
Quarterback Rod Graves has hit on M
percent of his tosses this season -~8 of
86 for 723 yards and five touchdowns.
The 76ers built a 10-point half-time lead
of 67-57 only to have Lo~ Angeles rally for
a 92-91 edge v.·i\h 5:> seconds remaining in
lh<' third period .
Cunningham scored seven straight
point~ before the period ended lo give
1~hiledelphia the lead it ne\"er relin-
qui~hed. . . .
OCC Guns for 5th Straight Tonight
Tight end f\.larc \lardy is his fa vorite
larget. catching 23 tosses for 330 yartls
and Four scores. J':qu;illy dangerous
receivers arc Gary Rossman . Ric k Day
and Gary Ilupar .
Vi ctor Valley is even in \\"Orse shape In
1he backfield than S.nddlrback. Regular
quarterback Benny Deane will sit out ihe
game with ;r bum knee and will be
replaced by Jirn Cook , who has just four
minutes of playing expcrlepce.
Los Angeles cul Ike rrrargin to fir e
points at 102·97 early in the fourth
quarter but lhe 76ers rallied for a 116·103
lead and coasted .
The Lakers had 62 fr~ thro1vs, 30 by
Chamberlain wno CO\"erted JS.
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01 !11<1 0 1H, P'llll 111!1
The ·faittlful follower s of Orange Coast
College's foolball who ha ve patiently
"'sited !or the Pirates to e.1plode on
oHense this season may finally get thelr
wish tonight '>'"hen the sta te's No. 2 rank ·
·ed te11m goes for Its fi fth straight \•ictory
against SAnla Ana College.
Kickoff for the South Coast Confertnce
game. to be played at Orange Coast, is 8
o"c\CH:k an d the Pi rate.~ wll! be out to
tlvenge the 21 ·0 blitzing Santa Ana ga,·e
t!1£'rn l;is\ year.
Or;inge Coast is a !!Olicl 14-point fa rorile
lo do just th<lt , although Pirate co;ich
f)ick Tucker !11 worried hls team may
suHrr a letdO\~·n aftrr two straight one-
po int \"ictories .
In four · games thi.!. year, Orange
Coast's def enst has been the dominating
faclor for the Pirale3.
That dtfense has yielded an average of
just 182 yards a game against a l!('hed ule
th at includes three d the best teams In
lhe state. The Socs hl\'e been mise rly
again~ the nm. ghing up just a shade
more than 62 ya rds per tilt.
The offense, n1ean'>''hile, has :c;purttd a
great deal but htl3 moved the: ball v.·hen
lhe Pirates needed a touchd cm·n. Or11nge
Coast is averaging just 244 }'111rd1 a game,
"\\"e haven't been as t'onsistent on of·
fense as I hoped .1\-•e'd be,'' says Tucker.
"But ta ki ng everything into coo·
sideration, wt are doina: a better job this
year than last season. Our defensive line
i3 belier. obviously. and our s~or.<l<lry
.tread}' has intercepted alril06t as many
pa.!!Ses RS v.·e did aU ol last season.''
ff the Pirates hope to put more punch
in their attack. San la An a is as good a
place as any to start.
Qu~rterbac:k f\fi ke Tam iyasu v.111 ~
~rating against an all -freshma n Don
dtfense.
Tamlyasu has the rcct'ivers in Rob<'rt
Castillo And Bruce H ick~ who are capa hlf'
of iolng tlll the wa y. And tailbftck Ray
Rlcnrrlo (355 yards) is a touchdown
threat. Santa Ana will ha ve nine st11rtt'r~ O\J t of
the gante. 1'he latest casually is
defensl\'e tackle John Pri mrost', \vho
cainc down with lnFcclious l1cp3tilis
Thursday .
Handling the quarterback chores for
coach Dick Corrie "'ill be freshman Don
f\fott , '>''hq came o(( the bench last week
lo complete 15 of 25 tosses. Molt is ~
slO\\', however, that Gor rie s a y :ii
Tami~·asu could out leg him running
backwards.
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various injuries. but third-f!ilringer Ken
Aut ry, who's slowed by a pulled leg mU.t-
cle, ls expected to star\.
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Tars Rally t o Trample W estmin·ster, 17-7
NEWPORT'S AL WALLACE (27j HE AD S INTO LION TACKLER RIC I( VE RNES (69) W H;LE ROCKY DIXON (JO) BLOCKS AL DAGES (76-).
T11 sti11 I-la11d s
Lagu11a Beach
26-12 Defeat
By 110 \\'A flD I.,_ TIA :\"DY
01 IM D••I~ ,.o.,r Sltll
!;ndermanned. but not outcl assed rles-
"P1~ !he final S{'Ore. a \'alianl La guna
Beach High School foot ball tc.:11n bo11f'(I
10 the aler t Tustin Tillers Friday night,
~6-12 , at Laguna.
The Artists had 2i men in uniform at
nutset of the contest and lost sc1·eral
k('y performers \'ia the in1ury route, in-
<:\uding halfback Ste1'r Palmer. But 1t
v.-asn't lhe in jury jinx thal beat the Art·
ists.
l,.aguna Beach fumbled 10 t1n1e.<;. gi1·lng
1he ball to the Tillers on fnur ocea.<;1on~.
thrre of lhe four rr~ulling 111 TtJ,!Ul 11111\'h·
rlnwns.
The \os~ 1.f l'<1ln1r r r torl\' in :hr ~ri nnr!
riuartrr ro'\ lhf 1\rti-t' onr .,r thr1r 1op
running sl;:i r~, 11,. 1'.1l'rlf'fl 111 1• \I ll\\" fr1r
11 i 1 :11 rr:1i::r d11f1n g h1< hrt('f ~1 a 1· 111 'ht
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TJ(Jr!!on of thr ga1nr. ri1 1111111g .. {[ :H pl.1vs
in 26 for Tustin 111 thr f1r.•l ht.If Tbfv ;1ls"
f)U\.l!<llned thr Tillers (•!\ tilr ~round arv l
interef ptrd fo11 r T11qu1 p:•'~'" HJ 1111r
Brian Ot1n1rr, L.1gun:1 Bt·.itl1 qu.1rh·r-
hack. playrd the r n11 re g.1mo• ;1t:1·r 111 1~·
ing most of the v.•eek 1>.1\h !hf' flu. ~l 1kr
Abbey l\'a~ slow in grl!llll! up 011 r1 rrv
plav. running ;11 half ~perd 1nn,.1 iii lhe
night /or the grill~' Ar n~t r lL·1c11
At con clusion of the C'Ont t>S!. th••rr 11 rrr
11 · players on the fie ld and only t>1ghl
fitanding along the .c;idel1nrs.
·Laguna Beach jump«! off to ~ !;1•!
s\art bv marching 67 yards for lhe li r>t
!'!Core iii eight p l:1v~. Abbe.\· tall 1cd 011 a
J7 -yard run through left tackle.
Tustin pu nte r Dan Pahnka kirkfd onr
nut of hounds oo thr Artist on!' ~·<1 rd l111r
... ~d two plays !a1er the Tiller~ had pos~
f'3S\on on a furnh!e. Thl'\' C'Onrrrtrd th1.<;
oile into a touchdov.'n :ind late in thr
period scorNJ a seco nd time after ano1her
Artist fumble recovery.
The final Laguna touchdown carnr on
•one-yard plunge by Ste,·e \\food, lollo11 -
iriil: Bart Tabor's second pass intcrc<'plJ11 11
of the ga1ne.
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Playoff Spot
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Newport Harbor put together 1 bal•
anced offense and a smothering defense
lo trample 1968 Sunset League champion
\Vestminster, 11·1, Friday night before an
·ove rfl ow throng of 6,200 at the winner~·
field.
The tr iuinph keeps Newport's faint
hopes alive for a share of the c1n::u1t
('fov.·n. However. the Tars must rely on
\Vestminster to knock off Anaheim next
wee k to accomplish Lhat ambition.
And in vie w of what the Lions showed
Friday night. Westminster has as much
ehance of beating Anaheim as .a girls
school does of defeating the Rams.
It was an incredible scene at Newport.
There we re th e Sailors, kicking the ltg·
endary Lions aJI over the turf.
And in the stands fans were shouting,
"CIF ~ CI F~ CJ F~," obviously mindful that
their once-beaten schoo l might makt the
toveted CIF playoffs for the first time
in 27 years.
Tl1ere haven't been so many fans run-
ning on the field after a Newport gam~
since 1949---the last time the Tars had
anything that resembled a championship
team . And they haven't sung thcir ,alma
mater with more enthusiasm in <1 couple
of football dormant decades.
But it all happened, and it wasn't don,.
with mirrors as Newport proved to be
clearly the superior team.
Coach Wade _W.atts' Bluejackets: had
to call on the poise they've show n in pre-
vious duels th.is year as Westminster car-
ried a 7-6 haUtime lead, chtefly on A
fluke play.
Receiver Kurt Dedrick had completed
a 36-yard ppss from Ed Bane after seem-
ingly pJaying catch with defender Bill
Shedd before finally securing the ball.
Moments later Monte Downing crash-
ed into the end zone from three yards out
and when Deano Aldridge -kicked the
conversion it v.·as 7-0 with 11 :28 to go
in the half,
Howrver. Newport took the ensu ing
ldc koff and v.·ent 53 yards wit h Steve
Fish carrying the final yard . The PAT
try \\'as blocked by Jim ~icNaughton and
it "·as 7-f) with 8:26 left before intermis-
sion.
Ne1vport look the lead with -4 :27 to gn
In lhe third quarter as Shedd p;issed to
.l erry Smith for JS yards through the
Lions' non-e1istent pa$s defense . Shedd
1k1ssed to A! \\'allace for two poinl.'i , mali·
1ng Jt 14·7.
The Tars sewed it up with 4:36 left in
lhe ga rne as Al \Vhite booted a 22-yard
fie ld goal to end the SC'orlng.
Shedd hil 11 of 18 al!crnpts for I~
y;irds and h.ad two in!erce))tions.
\\"ith defenders Dan Herrlng, Chris Al·
len. Brure Gelker and Don Torrey rip.
pin g the Li()nS to pieces. v.·estminstcr had
onlv 70 yards thr. last half.
And th e Lions blew a chance at pull-
ing it 0111 \\'hen they tried a pass on 4th
1loll'n and nine from the Newport 44 v.·ith
!1 10 remaining-. The toss failed , Nev.)Xlrt
touk 01 er and m~rched for the field goal .
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Dulich Ki ck
Sparks MV
To 7-6 Wit1
Bv JOHN CASS
Of "'9 hltr P'l"1 tlttt
~1ission Viejo High School U!td the toe:
or Bob Dulich and a spirited second hair
defensive errort•to thwart the passing or
Kim Carlson as the Diablos held on ta
eke out a 7-6 victory over the Vanguards
Friday night in El J\.fodena.
'\'ith 2:36 remaining in the first quar-
ter, Dul!ch toed the football into the criso 61~egree air and through the upright$,
following Andre Holmes' 12-}'&rd touch-
dov.·n scamper. His efforts proved to be
the winning point.
Carlson, v.•ho completed 11 of 26 passts
for 156 yards, led a spirited second helf
effort that productd a touchdown on the
third play of the final period.
Poor field position throughout the sec·
ond half almost proved disastrous for the
Diablos and did lead directly to the Van·
guards' lone i;core.
El t.fodena took advantage of a short
punt that rolled dead <Jn the ~1ission
Viejo 24, then moved the 24 yards in
nine plays. Bob Hilln1an carried over
<Jn the lhird try from the one-yard line.
Carlson's pass attempt for a two-point
conversion "'as wiped out by a blur of
Dia blo defenders.
Afler cont rolling actio n Lhroughout the
first half, the visitors found themselves
playing in the shadow <Jf their own goal
posts most of lhe time after inte-rmission.
A bad punt early in the third period
gave the hosts a first down on the Diablo
39. Carlson passed for 22 yards. connect·
ing on t~ses to Roger Chadwick and
Geoff Nickerson but lhe drive finally
died on the four.
Three plays later, Mission Viejo's punt-
f'r came up v.ith a short effort.
On the first play after El ~1odena's
score. ~fission Viejo bobbled the ball
back to the hosts. starting a Vanguard
drive that died on the Diablo nine \\'hen
Y..-fike Gray batted Carlson'~ toss to Nick-
ersoo a .... ·ay in the end zone.
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Winle ss Saints
In Loop Tiff
1'wo football teams looking for 1 com·
bined effort from '7ffensive and deff'Tlsive
unit.<; tangle tonight in Sunset League
play \\'hen the Santa Ana Saints entertain
f\;larina in Santa Ana Bowl at 3 o'clock_
Off to their .,.,·orst start in five years
under coach Tom Bald11o·in, the Saint.s
ha\'e lost four straight.
~farina has done belier wi!h a 1~ctory
oYr r Dos Pueblos and a tie .,.,ith La
f'tH•nte in four outings.
"\\le ha\'e not had a f11n1blf'> or a pass
intE"rception go a~ainst us. \\'e ha\'en't
had a single break of any kind again~t
some prelly good football learns,''
Billdwin says.
The Santa Ana coach fee ls the toughest
job is for his team to get up mentally,
In addition, the SainlS wilt be without
the services ()( their top running back,
Monte Floyd. He has 1 groin muscle pull.
On the Marina front, !he return of Joe
Ventimiglia will give added strength to
the Viking ground game. Henry Lazcano
is listed to .start for the Vikes but Ven-
t imlglia will be ready to go for the first
time in three ~·eeks.
"Lazcano has done an outstanding job
repl acing Ventimiglia. Dwing the time he
has been in there he has done mare than
\\·e have a~ked. He has gi\•en us the good
second and third effort and will start
against Santa Ana," coach Jim Coon
says.
The tv.•o teams will have a hard time
lo?J)ing last year's thriller, won by the
Saints, 40-35, with a last minute score.
Sant.a Ana will feature the pas.-;ing and
runntng of quarterback Bob McGuckin
along .,.,,ith a set of neet footed halfhacks.
,Jackie While is a 9.5 sprinter, Jimmy
Davis runs the 100 in 9.8 and Jimmy
Otsuka is a thre11t lo break any game
wide open .
Marina was deall a blow with lhe loss
of Bob Witt for tonighl's encoonter. A
i;ta rter at tight end, WiU will be sktelined
with an arm injury and will be replaced
by Tom Richmond.
Despite the fact they are winless, !he
Saints enter toolght's contest as fi ve-
polnt favorites.
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EAGL E ON THE Fl Y -Estancia High's Dave Johnson (26) follo\\'S
blocker Steve Snyder (671 and Mark Dennis (79) for a neat gain dur-
ing F riday night's 38-12 blasting of Santa Ana Valley, Valley's Bob
Cheney (74) pursues. Johnson gained 123 yards in 25 carries and
scored a ·1ouchdo\rn fo r the Eagles. Estancia is 1-2 in Irvine League
play.
SOPHOMORE WHIZ -Jitn Schultz 122). Estancia
~ligh's fine sophon1ore. reels off a 12ain agains t San-
ta :\na \.'alley. i:·alcon defender Bill Garnson (6iJ
is in the backg round. Schultz scored three touch·
<lm\'n.<> and gained 87 )'ards in 20 carries as the
Laglcs ron1ped.
Eagles Rip Valley, 38-12
By ROGER CARI.SU.\'
01 thl D•ilY ~llor Sl •ll
Estancia •ligh School"s \'ars11y Joot-
balt team exploded for 2~ second quar·
!er poinls and 11·cnt on lo cru.~h Santa
Ana Valley Friday night. 33·12, in an
Irvine League gan1e al Santa 1\na Sta-
dium before 2.500 fa ns .
Coach Phil Brov.·n had said before
lhal his cluO woulrl be >:!.:irk <1f!r·r ilb·
sorbing two lr\·ine delealS and he \1·as
true to his word.
Estancia looked l1 ii:e a v.·or!d bl'a1er
in the first half as the Eagles ha(! the
Falcons by a 31-0 counl al the end of
two quarters.
Jt was so lopsidt'<I that firs~ half stats
6.t.ME Sl..,TIST!CS
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lcnse, 2~7·23.
Brown's crew had looked imprcssh•e
last week but dropped a 20-19 fl('{'ision
lu :O.lagnolia. thanks to crucial errors.
But wi th 31 points in !heir hip pock·
C'l s. 1he Eagles had not fumbled and had
ra!llOO off 45 offensive plays againsl
\'alley.
Bv the time it was 28·0. Sanla Ana
Valiey hacl run off a total of six plays,
fumbll.'d and lost the ball once and
nel!ed three yards.
It 'vas simply a maller of superi or
offensive line play and lhe hard n1nning
of backs Dave Johnson and J im Schultz
lhat~made the difference.
Valley could not sustain anything in
the \v;iy of a consistent attack unt il
late in lhe game and the issue was
Ion~ sincr ~tiled.
The Falcons scored on Dale Garcia's
25-~·;i rd n111 with a fumble and Drtve Ro-
hrig's 28-yard return of an interception.
E.'\lilnc1a started wi th a 66-~·a rd march
on 1he game's opening series w it h
halfback Johnson j 123 yards on 25 car-
ris) going over from six yards out
\\-'ilh 6:59 lo go in the first period.
r>1oments J;iler sophomore Schultz
C;"JrriNI o\·rr fron1 three yards to cap a
73·.\'<ird drh•c. Then quarterback Curt
Thomas rifled a JO.yard touchdown
pass t,o Bob Kaiser.
The Estancia onslaught continued. An
on·side kick was recovered by the Eag-
les and five plays later Schultz banged
OVl'r from the five.
Cal Shores kicked all the extra points
and added a 20-yard field goal in t h e
second quarter.
Schultz picked up his thi rd touch·
down of the night in the third quarler
on an eight·yard pilchout with 2:29 to go.
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Fountain Valley, wilh its legion or hard·
running backs and a phenomenal defen!e,
invades Newport J1arbor lligh School
tonight (3) to battle Costa Mesa in a key
lr\'ine League footba11 game.
The Barons, under coach Bruce
Pickford, are seeking their third ron·
!'ecutive Irvine 11o·i n and tlleir sixth vie·
lory in seven outings over the: past t11o'o
seasons.
Included in the Baron:c;' arM>nal 11re no
fe1,1•er than 15 backs 11o·ho have carried the
b;ill.
Lead in~ back has bce.n Rick llartshcld,
a converted end, who has come on strong
in the Barons' firs~ lwo .,.,·ins in Irvine
play.
He's scored all of Fountain Valley's
four touchdowns against Magnolia (ls.ti)
and Corona del Mar (12--0).
The quarterback picture ls 11'.lill fuzzy
with eilher John Svoboda or Tom Malone
~lated to take over for injured Gary Val·
buena.
('os!a ~1es11 has ii~ back to the wall
with anoth<>r defeat In league play kiltin~
any ch;1mplonship hopes the ~fustangs
miRhl. s111I entertain,
Coach ~lax ~tiller 's crew (1 ·1) has been
hampered by several injttries -Including
the enlire starting defensive 5«0ndary,
Quarterback Kim Woll Is' still smarl.ing
from a bruised hand and may start at
halfback. leaving lhe j>assing department
to backup man Rolin Senik.
Senik passed for 94 yards on seve n
completions agalnin Loara last week in
his first real test at quarterback.
Rushing-wi se the l"olustangs will be
h;inking on the efforts of fullback J oh n
~tanix and Wolf.
l\.1anix has worked the inside ol 01>-
ponenL~' lines for 145 yards and a four
yard average while WolI bas r un (or 199
Huntington
Seek s First
Sunset Wm,
Underrated Huntington Beach High
School. loser ooly to Anaheim, moves lnto
Western •llgh School tonight to battle
Western's Pioneers in a Sun.set League
football game.
Kickoff is slated for 8.
Coach Ken ~1oats' OlleTs are seeking
their fourth win in five tries and carry a
seven-point favorite tag with them.
The Oilers seem lo have put thi ng!
lngether following their impressive 38-0
rout of La Quinta last week.
lluntin1,'1on Beach's off~ve unit
r evolves around quarterback Garth Wisc,
a junior. who has excellent running
moves and passes with authority.
l.Je 's run for 216 yards and a 4.8
average and passed for another 29S yards
on 25 completioos.
But he's not the entire Ifunlington of·
fense.
fullback Frank Neal has added 166
\·ard.<i to the Oilers' total :ind Rocky
Cerda averages 4.1 yards per carry.
\Vestern 's big offensive threat has been
tht'.' passing game \\'ith quarterback Bob
Miller. a drop back lype, doing most of
the damage for the Pioneers.
He passed for four touchdowns la st
week in ripping T\-!arina, 30-20.
l\.loats says his Huntington crew must
stop the Pioneers' passing and he's bank·
ing on defensive aces Lee Walters, Hod
~funiz, Frank Hanss and Jim llabtrthur
to put the pressure on Miller with a
fierce rush.
"If \\'e're going lo beat them, we have
to stop their passing game," says Moats.
Hunlington goes into the game with on·
ly one doubtful starter because of in·
juries.
He 's drfensi\'e guard Gil Certla, wllo'a
been hobbled by a badly sprained ankle .
Mark Edwards will replace him if he 's
unable to perform.
Offensively Randy Lloyd will start at
tight end, enabling Dan Moats to con·
centrate on linebacking duties.
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Quarterbacks !\en Panique and Keith
!'amuels hook up in an Irvine League
passing duel tonight as Magnolia Higlt
entertains the Coron;:i deJ l\1ar footbal l
te;:im at La Palma park. Kickoff it at 8
o 'clock.
Pan1que directs 1he Sentinel attack and
has con1e along strong in recent week~.
Jfe guided the Magnolia team to a 20-19
victory over Estanci a lo bring its seasOI\
record to 2·2.
\\'ith Sea King coach Dave Holland ad-
mitting his squad paS!\eS at least ooe-halt
11f the time. Samuels plays a vital role in
the success of the King offense.
Both teams have played a common foe
in Fountain Val!ry. And earh lost by
about the same margin: the Barons 11o·in-
ning O\'er ~fagnolia. 15-fi and over Cdr-.t,
12-0.
"\Ve have a good defensive learn.''
Jlollanrl says. "\Ve will try to shore up
the defense even more by platooning.
wme of the hoys ..,,.ho have gooe both
ways in other games. i'-Tai;notia is ag-
J.lressive and "-·e 11o·ill have to be coosisient
to 1,1•in . ''
Coach r.Iartin Hicks at :l.lagnolia isn't
as pleased v.·ith his defensive unit. ''\Ve
still m;ike too milny mistake~. We gave
a\vay three touchdowns on long yardage,
situations las1 \1•eek, one a fourth and 20
play."
Hicks is happy with the passing of Panf·
que but feels he needs improvement in
his fak es before throwing the ball.
The ~tagnolia offensive line has been a·
big roncem to the coaching staff. "They
can·l move people like they should. Wo
.:ire neutralizing people and that's all.
This has hurt our running game," l·Uck&
says.
The Sentinel mentor nol only fears thi
passing of Samuels but feels the running ·
of Rick Petros will be a key factor in the'
outcome.
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yard.1 in 39 tries for a 5.1 average .
Fountain Valley's Im pressive defense
stands to give the f\;1ustang offense all It
wanu . The Barons limited their last. foe
-Corona de! 1.fer -to 12 yards total of~
fense and one first down.
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John B111ing. ~n IS }'r.~r·olt!
rrtshman at Gold('O \\'('~l
College . is f11 vt•rcd to 11111 lht>
first ann ual 11 IJ n 1 1 n i: I on
Sea.cliff men':s rhib t+1nn1·
p1on~hip. Billing l~ ;i tl1r1'f·
handlcaprwr in !hf coni·
petition ihat la sts for !wn
more weeks.
ln a )ow net swccpstake:i;
lourn1J1n tnt ht ld laJt weekend,
D Lindbloo m was the winner
1111h 3 &7. Bud \\'right wa s Si!·
tood wilh 71 followed by Ernie
High. i 4 and a tie for fourth
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lloll'~t<l .:ones the fuutball roa ch ne~er rrad a newspaper dur·
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J.;new v.·hat 1r:r press 11 :~s sa~ing about l11 s team or his coaching.
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Ferrari dri1·r;-Chris Anion has lea rnrd the same trick.
Fir~L nf alL "°\1nun rr ade !hf' n11 stak e of being born i11 \'.ew·
Zeal:ind <ind !h~n t(Olfl'' lo work for the Ferrari factory in ltal)1•
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na111es v.·ith the IL'l!er .. i".
:-in 11hrn he didn·l 11"':1 a .-;inglr r11er in J9C3, the verbal stile1t.os
fai rl y bristled in i\111 1111 ':; direction lrom the ~ports pages in Italy.
Appa rfnt l~·. 11 C{lrr.rncnd;ito rr. Enzet Ferrari, clidn·1 :-;pend a
~lot of tirr1c rc_1rling II;<> n.-.vospapcrs elthcr, tJtC<iuse he hired .i\n1on
back for the 1%9 ~1"1~011.
,\inon, 11110 led !;"1·1·1n! r<Jrcs. \\'as L'oncerned about 11hy he
Cf1Ulci11't 111r1 on the 11·;;ir1d tha1nplonsh1p grand pnx circuit in 1%8.
: I le did sorne sou! ~e.irch1ng.
''I tried to an;:il'. .. l " lh c s.1turl!1on ;ind sec if Lile problem was
, 1-n y dri\'ing. I w<is (i .. 1vinf; as we ll as I al\rti~s had, and we had a
i:hance to \Vin some r;H;es, but something stupid alv.'ays see1ned to
t;o \~Tong.
.J.·· "One race 1"e look <-stone Lhr·etugh the radiator. :u1other the
;f;:Lutch fa !led. Tli;it \\·_:.i~ the story all }e<ir. 13ut we had a su perior
:'fQassis, and 1· .. e were able to run 11·ith the best \1'hile v.·e lasted .. .. r ''i bis ye:ir t '""ryb(1rly else caught up 1vith our cha~s1s
~l'tlopn1tnt, <"nd our engine v:a s miscrahle ."
~ So 1~69 h:i!''l t bci:.>n a good yea r in formula 1 ror the Ki11J,1yJ10
Is currPntly pro~iding n'Osl of the worl'ies f'o r !he Bruce :l'l cL<iren.
Den is Hulme con1bi11e 0!1 the Canarll a11-A1neric<.111 Challenge C11 p
l)('l'ies ol sport:-1 nr t';;cC':> 111 \onh A1nrr1t:1.
."'.mon is d•·i1 ins lhr lrnpa c Fe1T111·i 111 .111 effort to .<;hake up
!11cLaren and Hul:n~, lnion's nbout the 0111.v n1a n 1vho has been
;ihle lo <lire \l'•!r. th c1"1. a~ the 1'.lcLaren tca rn has been ru1L1ng on
consis:enl \1»c·n1 nri ~hl_J11s e1·cryll'here in tile U.S. and Canada .
Th<'-add f'let Lb<it former world dril'in ~ ehampion Hul mr, C:in-
A111 drlending champ !'11'L<lren and "orld C'l:is~ drl vr.r Anion come
Jrom !be same ~n111tl, remote country dots not surprist Amon.
llellrnan art tied for f 1r~t
plact in the n\cn '5 {'!uh cl1an1·
pionship afl!'r t1.11r. ro11nrls of
play with J~l. Stan llickln ~.~
th ird V.'ith a 156 for the first
two rounds,
Participants 11·11! play .16
hetles thls r otning weekend 10
ronclude the. 72·ho!e tuurna·
ment.
Dr. Andy Dugger and Ron
Tucker fired a 64 to win the
men's besl ball of partners
tournament Saturday.
Ed and Blanche Cicourel
tif!'d with Del and Betty Hamre
lor first place In the mixed
partner's best ball tournamrnt
on Sunday \l'ith net scores of
59.
Two holes·in-0ne \v e re
recorded over the ·weekend at
tllesa Verde . C hu ck
Knickerbocker and R a l ph
G9rdon, both of Costa J\lcsa .
i;eored the ir aces on the par
three, J60·yard third hole.
C'o s t11 /tl e s11
Scrn1finals of tile nie.n's t luh
championshi p v.·HI be played
this weekend at Costa r-.lesa
Country Club 11·Jlh defen ding
champion J oe Oppenhein1er
facing Jack Blac kketter in one
nialth and Bob D a r n e I J
meeting Pat Kalama in the
other. Darnell 1ril1 be favored
to nietl Oppenhc11ner for thr
col'eted crown .
rn a ladies day best b:lll tJ[
threeson1e tou rnament. Bea
Regan, Elsie Stipes and 1 !a zrl
\Vehster h;id a 64 for flrsl
plaer. R11by Hultberg. Adriana
Conte and !)ally Thompson
took second 1Ni1h a 67 fol lowed
by fllerrilce Dungari. Shirey
Ha\,•kes and 1'.lary Grose with
a 69.
Nad ine tl1 aze will ope11
defense of her ladies clu h
championship on No\'. 12 in a
lhrce-<lay tourna1nenl.
l!allowf'l'n costume!; \l'ill add
color 10 partic ipanls 111 the an-
1111a! 01'!. JJ lourn;.imenl for
ladies. Played as a scotch ball
::iffair, all-plnyers 1l'ill 1vear
rlie'1r fal'orite Ha lloween cos·
tt11ne 11·i1h pri~.es presented in
lour categories,
In a best ball of 1hrcesornr
tournamen\. winnrrs ll'Crc ;i.'i
follows 'Low gross. fligh t A -
Hazel \\'ebstcr. 89 ; B -Betty
Sleva, 99 : C -Rita England,
108. LfJW net. flight A -t-.l rr-
rilee Dungan, 78 : B -Joyce
Callis and t.!a.'\ine Ass n1us1 81 ;
C.: -·Elise Stipes. 80.
• Jack Saenz 11·11! star! a
junior golf rlas.o; on Sa turday,
Oct. 2:l at 10 in the morning.
The Class 11·ill run for eight
11·eeks and the cost of $7 .50 in-
f'ludes balls and <'lubs for
tho:u~ participating.
l1·1·ir1e-Cuost
Jn a 111e11 's bettrr ball o'
partner's loumament held las
weekend, George Leach and
Bill J\fetcalf comblntd for a 65
to defeat Eddie Riddle and
Co11rtney Oweos. 67.
In a co n1bined ntl of
partner's mixed tournament.
fl·lr. and Mrs. Clark Summer~
f ired a 148 to win. Second
plal·e \l'ent to Mr. and Mr3.
George Grant with a l:Kl.
1\1rs. W. L. r-.1eadows won
the ladies day crisscross
tournament 1l'ith a 31, Clas-s B
honors v.•ent to J\-1r ~. James
~\1'itzer, 321 ~. C:lass C to J\1rs.
.John Tyson. JI : and Class 0 to
fllr s. Fred Meyer, 30 .
!\en Hartman is chairman of
the Raw son Foote seniors
tournainent on Oct. 29. The
Foot e trophy 1vill be presented
to the winner In the age
i:alcgory of 55 and over, The
F:arl Stanley irophy will go to
the 50-55 age group 11·inner.
Additional awards v.·111 be
given in the following age
groups: 50-55, S6-60, 61-65, and
66 and over. The tournament
\1·11] be a shotgun affa ir.
S /1t11·ecllth
Ji1n Perrin, golf professional
;iL Shoree!iffs Country Cluh in
San Clemc111 e, \1'as eletlcrl
prC'.~!dtnt o[ the c 0 l r
Pr3fessional Assoc i a t i on
!CPA\ 11 i1h Goh B:.ikcr ol
l .l'lSLfff.' 1\-°orld 111 Laguna tlilli;
11<imcd as secretary.
The nev.•ly formed associa·
!ion will hold a pro-amateur
tournament al Rio Hondo
Country Club in Downey Oct.
27 1vith Lenny Andrews as host
profe ssional.
Purpose of the new group is
to provide an identity for the
men who make their living
through golf. They also have a
charity program for l h e
retarded children s p e c i a 1
o!ympi cs which is held an·
nua lly at the Los Aogeles
Coliseun1.
Other officers elected ln-
t'ludc Homer l·larris of Los
Al;imitos as treasurer and lhe
following members of the
board of directors : Bill Spil!er,
Circle Driving Range, Long
Beach; Alton At:e. lnterna·
tio11a! r.1eado>1-'S Golf Course,
El Segundo ; Ed Furtado,
\\l estchesler Golf Cen ter : Boh
Bougriner, Bcll flo\ver G o 1 r
Cenler: Jl)C t>1intun, Com pton
(;ol f Center : Hal \\'al ker, San
Diego Naval Base : and Jim
Anderson, fountain Valley
Driv ing Jlange.
Ht can't "-~plaio, howel'tr, bow a pla1·r as fnr from_ the
main slrcam of worlrl ~porl s as New Zealand has managed to pro-
duce world rtcllrJ h(llrler ~ and Ol.1•mp ic Gold ~l edal winners Mur-
ray Halhe rg .and Pr.tt'r Snell in 1rork and fie ld, plus 1\'orld
motorcycle ch11mpion~ H&rry Briggs and Iva n (\laugrr in motorCJ·
cle racing, not to 1nc11 tion the three to p auto race dril'er~.
"Thal r;nrl of t.ucce~s tneourages othrrs, f suppost," Amott -iillmiiiiiii!~~~~~~~~~~;!_;;~~~iiiiiiiiiiiil-1 ~aid. "As far <1! motor racing is concerned. Bruce did morr to l'n· LEASE YOUR 1970 •·ourai;e it th an any nthrr single factor, "hen be ~ent to Europe
the. first time.
•·ffe kept i:oming hnrk and racing at th e rnd f'f tarb seas11n,
giving t\·eryb~rly a er.eek at him. If. you create a high standard,
)'OU srt • bigb ~l.andard for others.
"I'm afraid we don·t havr anxbody c:oming up thi~ ~·ear like •t bavt in the past, and that's nol just motor racing. 011r
fiportsman C1f the year a,_'ard last year bad IA go tn the chap v.·ho
~·on a Gnld J\l~dal in lh" walk at l\1exico Cit y.
"Tbe~e things ~f:~m to go io C}'Cles."
Donoliuf' R ead11 for Indy
\u11· 1ha1 lir has roh•hed Qff !he Tran$-A1nencan sedan serie~
for another je1r, ~:a r~· Don<ihur is rr:idy lu .1;0 Indianapolis rac-
ing. This w.,.c!.;i;nd he 1o;i!! hr at Kent. \\'11 ~h , !11r one 0f !he 11ro 1·r-
main\ng L:SAC f har.ip1onsh1r race~ -both on road courses -that
c..lvsr out the JOO!! 1-\>>l ~on.
Back 1r1 !Jh1!:1Jrl :1111.1 1h rrt -1~ alrrarlv " r rrw or men wn1'k1ni::
"11 a Rri~tr Pc.,~~c i:11r for Donohu r to dri1't> ir1 tl1e 1970 tllen1on.il
Day race.
"\\"e rr r.11·: ri1(iti'I ro l.ri l11tl1a11.1r11l1" prr'p<lr rd l:Jsl ~ear ," .:o;a1d
lhe man v·ho l\11;;hed :-;e\enth and 11·on Rook1r: of !he Year honor~.
!'\\'e didn ·1 l:n'l1•• r.H1ch n! 11 h;il tn expect. ;ind v.r didn't really ge~
itarted b11i ldin~ the C'~r t•n11I ;.fter the f1r~l nf the ye11r,"
~ Donohue \\'as 1 111nre:-~cd that <1 lot ol Indy vcten:ins sholl'ed up
irt the ~f)€ed,1·1y 1.np1·rp;:.rcd tO r<ice last '.\l:i.v.
;_ ''\Vt! fonnj 111<>t ihr lcllo11·s 1vho haYe bf'cn going there c v~ry Year w~re ·~h ar'e tree engineering' for their t echnolng~·."
i\lark rxpl::iin'd the term "shade trer en(i1net ring."
"Tha1's 11htn ynu i;it under a tree and 11·ait for a few lC'11vcs to
f•l! hef ore ,VQU 1n<ike a changr in you r race car."
Indy lradit lon confounds evcryone at !hf' .:o;pced11'<1y. l)onoh\le
said. It. sp<nrns 1he ~o·called E~tab\ishment q\1i1e n<ilur ally,
"After a !c1• ~r:;;r~ C'! 'sh;ide lrceinii;' ~·nu become ::1ccu~tomerl
tn estab:ished •,1·<1}s.11f doing tl1lngs. '\\'hy <lo wc do th1s'1 Becau se
we ha\e alv.·a.vs tlcne il. LhaL's 1vhy .'
''\Ve hopt to 1 ~ke '1{1\ an!.'!St' or v.·hol ll'ilS lrarnerl lhis ye ar In
• t't'lme up v.·ith guod C'!lllp1net]l, and I hetpl' t(I be up to the la~k or
·, dri\'in~ at Ind\' 1101\' :ha' I have some t-xprricncr
"That firs', th ne I c1er got 10 $('Cother cars nn the 1r<ick
: lhtre 1vas th e rlay 1!1e r'cir dropped. It 's prc11 y tOl1gh In !Vi'l your
·experie nce at lndian:ipch~ on race day,
. •·The odds are lnnr 011 11 inning that race in a \1fe1Jn1c, but T'rl
·~ cerf;inly like lo try '
~ Donohue e.'l:plained 1d1y his boss. Penske. pulled hi1n out of the
~Can-Am scrlrs.
; ·~ ''\Ve rtad tlie nil ·~ ::ind lry 1o deride if \1'e ran he. rompCtili\'C . . ; Jr y,·c wanted 'f.' tlrnp t \'erylhing el::e. and ronccntr;ite on the Can-
~Am. we co11ld 11in t~e ::rries, but 11·c ha~·e too n1uch else to do lo
"Jive it a proper effort."
U011ohue al"d Pcn~kr ;ire· ;imon~ tho~r 11ho 11'0ul<l l1kr to ~r ...
rule changes thnt 1'.(\'.1ld 1 educe the skyrocketing cQsts of Can·An1
• race car prcp;i:·tHion.
; •·1 v.•ould have them t ither restric~ eng ine size to 366 cu, in. or
; bin the wing or bolh." Donohue said. "If l11cy did either ol those
: things !hey would cvt co~l~ so everybody v.·ou!d have a chance.
' • I
' "The. l'ay ft is now, everybody is 'shade treeing' the wing and
not rt11 tly de·1eloplng JI . Therc"s a lot of diflcrence between pul·
ling a v.Jng on the car and dcrc!opmenL"
~ ~'hal no11..,~11e wool<' like to do le the rult' l~11't •oin1 lo bl'lfl·
! P'll· SCCA cemptlid"n tUrtctor .Jim Ka1cr Inform• u~ lhat ru lts I for C11t1·A rrt racllll lhPI el!cQur111r. t.xotic, r~r out. ''lrtu1l~y
: 111llmltt d 1por15 cur.-i "ill rtmaitl In tffrct lhrollg:b tbr t9 1l
; M:A~on . Thal me ans flO t11gine llmitallons 1nd no ntl nimum •eight
• fttltrlclltJns hH' th, c:::tr
"The ~mpttltor1 ~ant It tb al •·ay:• Kasto.r 1aid.
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Jiello acain, bo).·! and 1irJg,
and '11\·e!c<lmt to a,oothtr Satur-
day momin1 in Unc!t Len 's
Corner.
All you young ghost! arid
goblins are probabl~· gelling
rtady for trick or treat ing in a
couple Y•eeks, and ".i i n e e
Ha\JO\\'er-n is just flrollnd tl1e
co rnt r. thal \\'ill be 1hr ~llbietl
for nrxl Saturdi;y·~ 11rt contest
1i lso.
A RE:'\llNDER tn all you
artiiits-be sure lo draw )'Our
pictur~s on paper h e a \' y
enouah so that your nan1e
doeln't show through \\'hen
''OU ._'Tite it on the back. Uncle
Len received a totiple 11,ood
drawing! !hi.<; week . but
couldn't use lhein because the
paper was too thin .
Here 's something of interest
to Uncl~ Len's readf"rs. Th t
junior division of the Costa ~----------------------------------,1
r.tesa Civic Playhouse is put-
tin& on a children's play . "The
Hobbit," next weekend. See
Monday's paper for a picture
and story about the show ..
HONORABLE mention lvin·
ners in this '11\·ee!.:'s art conte3t
a.re :
il-Jary Gu stafson. }luntington
eeach; Jo n Garmshousl".,
Laguna Beach: Craii: Thoma~.
I, Irvine: Lynne Thoma.s, 3.
* PRIZE WINNER
Julie Kuder, 10, 2985 Jacarand-a St.,
Cosla A'Jesa
*
.4.ny child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's aU you
do : (I) Dra\v picture on piece o( plain. \vhite paper 5" inches \\'ide and
4 inches deep. Use black ink antl make Ji nes black. (2) Do not copy or trace
picture. It must be your own \Vork. (3) Put your name, age and addres!'>
on back of dra\ving. fl lil il it to Uncle Len's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAJL \'
PlLOT, Costa 1\1esa. \Vinner ,,·il l receive Kennedy half dollar.
trvine: Vanessa Ha lloran, J0,•-----------------------------------·1 Costa J\fesa. and Ti1n ltuder.
t , Huntin&ton Beach.
BUGS
Buis are cralv!in&
~fERi\IAID c f' c Oh. mermaid, mermaid.·------plea!e. marry me aro j ornef
everywhere.
On the rround and in you r
hair,
A'nd I'll Ii" with you in the RIDDLES AND JOKES SP.a.
Buis are colored from black
to whlte
And they cra~vl around in
day and night.
-$y~lt Ctllin1, 11, Cooll A\•••
"But how can you live
under\\·ater~"
Say! mern1aid so kind:
"Be~ides I've got a husband,
"If you don't mind-"
-,.1trl<l1 H1llOt1•, t. C~ll• M"ll
HALLOWEEN
Hallo1veen is fun, fun , fun ;
Come \Vith the goblins ; come. come. come:
You go from house lo house,
Bt a s quiet as a mousr :
Shivers run do\\·n your -back.
But hold on to your trick or treat sack ,
\\,-hen you go around the farmers hou se
Please be quiet ; don't shout;
Look in the \\'lndo1v, "'hat a fright.
There st.ands a monster, out of sight.
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Wliea WAI J I m I'; It 0 " D
foUJ16ed ?
Nobody, nol t":1·cn a small
poo!.:1 ty~ pixie.. i~ Pf'rftct
and sometimes Andy make! a
mistakt . This blushing event
happtned a fe\v we.tks ag!l in
lhe story abou t y,•hen rhe: first
slaves came to America, And
Barbara \\'rote a v e r y
courteous Jetter to e:tplain that
•-certain datt was 1\'AY, \\'IY
out of place. Thank you
Barbara, so lt '1.'I S. This little
colony or James1ov.·n 11·a~
founded in 1607 -So John
Hall.'kins did not arrive there
with tht first African staves in
1382. However, both Hawkins
and the year 1562 do belong in
the correct ston•. The first
African slaves \\'ere taken to
"Work in the Spanish gold
mines of Hispaniola V.'lllY back
in 1510, Hawkins started
brin(ing slave..'! to the \\'est
Indies in British ships in the
ye ar 1512. Al that tim~ he v.•as
thirty 111d had a reputRtion as
1 ~of 1washbucli.Jing hero.
laking \h e fir s! sl a\'es to
.Jamestown. I n d e n tu r e d
sen·ants lrom Europe and
American Indians were. held
in slavery by the earliest Am ·
trican co!onisll!. But in 1619,
John Rolf or Jamestown wrot~
in his diary that a Dutch ship
sold tht settlers 20 bla ck
sl aves
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Wllat Is lbe real dilfere11ce
he.twten cold and warm blood·
ed anlmal8?
A c:o ld blooded fish can
survive being frozen in 1
chunk of ice, but a_ warm
blooded bird cannot . A warm
blooded rabbit can stay active
1!1 through the. v.·inter but a
cold blooded toad cannot .
,.There are. ad\•antages and
di!!ad vantages in being either
cold or wann blooded.
* Dear Carol: \Vhat. ,goes up and dOl\'n
but doesn 't inove?
,RIZE
WINNER
Customer: \Vaitress, take th is coffee 8\ray .. It
taste5 like mud.
\\'aitress : \\;ell. sir. ii \1•as ,ground th i.<i morning.
-Ml ") G~o!llU~. Hv•tlftl ltft •••••
Dear Caro·1· \\'hat ha s four eyes but. <:an t sec~
'!dd1••!••!W : J•M1uy
-M••t •u1!1lu•, llu•"~'"" l••tll
De1i11is the Jfle11ace
11!"' .... ,.,,
1na1nn1a!s ·3re \Vann blooded.
Body heal is created as food
1~ transfo rmed into energy.
The food is the fuel that -living
cells consume. in a process of
slo1v combustion. A cold blood·
ed creature has no way to con·
sen·e. the heat that results
from this, and ll radia te~
A\\'ay from his body. But his
busy cells must have wannth
to sta yacth'e. He depends on
hi~ surrou ndings for this
warmth. As a rult, lhe bocly
of a frog is about as warm a!
~e air, ground or water
around him. In cold weatheor
he must slow dO\lo11 and he
sur\'ivts the winter in the m~
tionless coma of hibernation.
ti) changing te.mperaturts
\Vhe.n moisture evaporates, il
steal~ heat from it.~ sur-
roundings. On a hol day, the
s1ve<1l glands ooze rT\Oi~ttirC'
and as ii dries it cools the
skin. Al the same time. the
surface blood vessels expand
lo let more bod y heat escapt.
Energetic. muscular ac1ivity
generate!t e.xtra body heat. If
your body i~ cold, you start lo
shiver, which mea ns that your
muscles are t:xt:rcising
automatically to generate that
extra hea t. All wann blooded
animals have s l m i 1 a r
mechanisrr,s to adjust to
changing temperatures. But
cold blooded animal~ have no
such ~vices. The heat crtated
by their cellular activity is
soon lost and they must
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MAPPE~ED.'
PERKINS
JUDGE PARKER
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By John Miles
By Harold Le Doux
1st.Ir-P'UL tW(IOENT-'Ll\'; WMAf'5 VOW JOST HAVE
MOON MULLINS
COM~, !<AYO··
"T IME' FO~ YOUI< u f>i,<:;ULAI<
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TUMBLEWEEDS
I WONDER
WHAT
r u·11BcEWEED':
IS DO ING
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MUTT AND JEFF
GORDO
"-i:1wE. HIS Tl-i!l.IG -'ii:OOMO HElE
l'El?SOIJ, -'T )IUTT'( ,A,(1!£S; .a.llEY ~
S"M ."!
DON 1T <iET <iRABBY! .,....:.:::=··-
1 GOT A l<IGHT -ro CH~Cl<THIS our.
YOU 'MEMBER TUMBLEWEEDS,DfPUTY!
OUR LITTLE COWBOY BUDDY WITH THE
BIG SOMBREl\O, THE MOP OF HAIR ,
THE SLEEPY EYES, AN' THE PITIFUL
LOOKIN' HORSE, WHO LEFT TOWN
LAST SPRl~N!:G~?~I:;:::;-"\
OH!VEAH!
YES, MR.S .MUTT.it4EY
WANT $ 5,000.1 T+.IEY
+-\AVE MUTT C~.'.INED
UP IN SOME CLO
CREEPY HOU'!E'
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OH, DEAR···
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By Ferd Jahnsan
By Tam K. Ryan
By Al Smith
SHE SAID i1.so
OR. 'F"ORGET IT.1
MAYBE Wi 'D
ly Gus Arriala
Thil'ty years latrr. Hawkins
died and no doubt \\'ent to his
1'twant. This was IZ years
before the foundln1 o f
.Jame!lown. He had accrued
plenty of crimes to hi~ name
INt wt caMoL blatnt him for
\Ve tend to think that most
of the earth's creature.s are.
warm blooded animals like
our everyday cats and dogs.
But in a \\'orldwide survey,
v.•arm blooded .rtnimals are f1i-
outnumbered by lhe cold
blooded onl!:s. Reptiles fish and
iuects 1-re all cold blooded. So
are frog8 1nd snails, worms.
and all lhe m i.c ro sc o p i c
creatures. Only birds and
Most warm blooded animals
have fur or feathers to hold in
the bodr heat generated by
combustion. They also have
btol~cal device~ that adjust
;:ibsorb the ~·armth the.y need JJ.-~ from their surroundings. .. _________ ..
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• Dorl 440
• Coronel
• Super Bee
• Six Pack
• Chorger
• RIT
• Kemi's
• (4 Speeds)
Torque Flite
Funny Cor
SP ECIALISTS IN
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'60 DART t USTOM '69 CH AltGER RT
440 magnum V-8, A speed transmission, bucket seats, heavy duty brakes and suspension, vinyl
in terior, radio, heater. ZAD809
Used. low mileage.
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'69 POLAltA
2·DR. HARDTOP
V-8, automalfc transmiss ion, radio, heate r, power steering, f11c-
1ory air, vinyl roof, v.rhitewa ll !ires, super lite, full vinyl int erior,
YWS 623. Used. low m'ileage.
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BRAND N EW '6 9 TRAVCO 1969 BRAND NEW '69 DODGE
CA MPER IY DODGE '. COR EY CR UISE R T/2 TON SWEPTLINE PICKUP
COMPLETELY SELF-CONTAINED
Big 6 cylinder engine, standard transmi ssion, sleeps 4,
stove, ice box. Has hide ·a·bed & motor bed, 8'x10' awn ing.
No. 1982164245.
v.a engine, air cond11ion ing, auto. transmission,
power sreer1ng. sleeps 5, monoma11c toile t, refrig·
eral or, many oth er ex!ras. ~Jo. 208216670.
Used. Low mil eage.
$4 .9 7 7
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'6 7 DODGE
Coron et R/T 2-Door Hardtop
V-8, auto. """· power Slee•· $ 14 7 7 ing, radio, heate r. (UEX 035).
'67 DODGE
Dart GT 2-Door Hud!op
V-8, auto. 1ril ns, power steer-It 13 7 7
log, ,.d,o, he""· vioyl •OOI. ·~
(UKH 6111.
'66 CHEVELLE
SS M1libu
396 V-8, aut o. trans., tac.h.
(SBM 929).
'65 PONTIAC
le Mans Coupe
V-8, auto. trans., power steer-
ing, buc.keJ.··s~ats: (NQV 539).
SELECT USED CARS
OVER 100 THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED
CARS TO CHOOSE FROM
12 MONTHS OR 12,000 MILE WARRANTY AVAILABLE !
COURTEOUS CREDIT COUNSELORS READY TO HELP YOU WITH
E·Z CRED IT
• LOW DOWN PAYMENTS • LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS •
ARE AVAILABLE WITH YOUR GOOD CREDIT
$$$$ HUNDREDS MORE FOR YOUR TRADE-IN!!
'68 DATSU N '63 OLDS F-85
Deluxe 4-Dr. Sedan
4 speed !rans., AM/FM rildio,
heale r, wsw, v i n y t bucke l
se.als & top. rNXM 971).
'64 DODGE DART
2-Door Hordlop
V·8, aut omat ic tran s., power
~teering, WSW. (OUX 642).
Cutlass Coupe
Auloma!ic trans., r ii d i o &
heilter, bucke ts. tllG 16'4).
'65 DODG E
Polara 4-Door
Y·S. aut omat ic lrilns., radi o
& heater. (RSR 788).
Big 6 cy!1nder engine, standard 1ransmission. One only-:
Dr ive it home. No. 1167090405. •
$2077
'6 5 DODGE
Dari GT 2-Door H1rd!op
V-8, au10. trans., power sleer·
ing. (UVH 974).
'6 5 DODGE 270
4-Door Wagon
Air cvnd111oned, automa1 ic
!rans .. ra dio & heater, w~w
chrome rack. (ANX 778).
'68 D ODGE GTS
Hudrop C011pe
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V-B. 340, 4-•pd., ,;; coodilioo-< 18 7 7 ed. wide tires, buc.ke1s, vinyl "'
fop, ra'dio & hea ter. (V8P -468)
'67 MERC . COMET
C1lien11 H1rdtop C011pt
Power steering & brakes, aU·
tomatlc trans., radio "& healer,
y.;sw, full vinyl interior. (TFC
337).
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Mustan9s • Torinos
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DINING RM .
523,950
I ' MA TT LA BORDE, Realtor
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
540-8640
OPEN EVES Till 3:30
--5-B-EDROOM
s3s,95o I
fam11) 1i.;0111, ~ l•.<l h•. L1111i
in k11el1~11. lJrrp p1lr t·.111Kt-'
1n~. lh1i:" 1..;11•rrd p<i lm
Elr ctr11• ;;;1ragr d(I(•!' opcn"r
Sprink:r1-,;. ::i ir.1;'.!o
TARBELL 29SS Ha rbor I
G•Mr•I 1000
FOREST E.
OLSON
J BED ROOM
S l5 750R2
\\'ha1 ·• A .1 hr droon1
homr on a bl~ P.-"1 lot:
And it"s on lhr Eastsldr .
Al1110~1 un hf'ard of bar·
gain. You can !1vr in or
r<"nt it oul. l'11 y.; for ii.
self l311il d Rn othrr uni!.
Pa),: fo:· iL.;rlf. Srllcr
soy~ ju~t 10', do11·n. llct·
trr h11 .. rr Call 110 11 -6-1:i-1i:::ro.
PRICE D 12 000
BELOW FH A
FHA-VA TERMS
SI X YEAR NEW, eon1p lc tcl y redet oral c1I.
FOUR BEDROOM, f=i111i ly rcon1 . I ·V4 bath
hotne 1vit.h fireplace, fo rced air tiea l aHd
built -in kitchen. Co111pletely carpeted ;i 111 I
d raped. Large 01cr-sizC'd double garage \11th
11·as hu1g fac:il!t1es. 15"x20' patio. fe nced \31"(1
-sprinklers. On ly n1inutes fron1 n1ajor ihop-
pin_g and st hools. Conveniently located to
COSTA MESA & HUNTINGTON BEACH .
O~Ll' S26.950 IR.educed Sl .0001.
LOW DOWN PAYMENT
Bu v under V.A. or F .H.A. TERMS. 'f bree
bcd roon1s. \11 0 ba ths. tan11ly roon1, dining
area and buil t-in kitchen. Spat·ious rear li1•-
i11g roon1 1vlth ·rireplal'e. Carpeted anrl cl rap·
ed. l..<1r,ge covered pallo. fcn rerl 1;1rd and
11'el J landst apcct fron1 :ind l"t.';1 r PRICED TO
SELL AT ONLY $23,900. '1"11(• ap1J r<i 1!-al 111 :tl
full price \\'c"rc rC'ad_1· to go -ACT NOW.
ASSUME 51/4°/o VA
!600 sq. ft. FOUR BEDROOM, TWO BATH
HOME. Ex tra lar gC' Ji 1·\ng roon 1. paneled
fan1ily din in g area, Spneious c ornf'r lot -
boat an d t rai ler storage areas. Carpet plus
t1vo \\'Of!\ shops. SEE TODAY I! F.P. $23,950.
DELUXE DUPLEX
TWO BEDROOMS EACH UNIT. IJi11 i11g
roc111 . forte<l air h<'at an d built-i n t1lectr1t·
ktlchen . r\ll ne11· ea rpel.~. <·0111ple lelv rc<l el'·
oraterl in and out. 01 \"1Clr1 t ~t nc.!l" !.';i rai;c.~.
11·rll landsc:arcd front ~·ard . !-C p:i rat" re:ir
1·ards. TOP VALUE AT $28.000 NO DOWN
VET ERANS -Lo11· llo1111 F II.:\
LEASE OPTION
. ..\n oprortunity to 011·n111g you r 011·11 hon1e
1rith EQUITY BUILDING PAYMENTS. See
this three Bdrm., den. I ~ bat h ho1ne. Over-
size double garage, block \~·all & t hain link
fencin _g. freshly decorated just fr,.-you -
/\ice tree lined street. FULL PRICE ONLY
$24,950.
646-0555
220 E. Seventeenth St.
IE. 17th St. Shoppin9 Ctr.)
'41~16 COSTA MESA
FINER HOMES
DOVER SHORES VIEW
La rge 4.000 sq. ft. o [ luxury 1v1t h heated & fil-
tered pool & a v1e11' of the bc1ck ba). 1\ re~l l
fan1 ily hon1r . 4 Bctl roon1s, 4 baths. lan11ly
roon1 , fo rn1al d1n111g rou rn. Ideal tor enter·
ta1 n1ng. On ly 212 )Cars ol d. Beauti ful & y.•cll
priced al 8104.000 . ("all for <1 pp·1.
LIDO ISLE BA YFRONT
. .\ 1:e rv rare 40 ft. 1valerfront J bedroo n1 &
21fl bcith ho1ne \\ ith pier & slip. 80 r·1. p1er-
head line. 0 111ner \\'ill r1nance. /\:>k1ng $199.500.
{"all for apµ"t.
VIEW
{"ourtyard entry leads lo this beaultful. la rge
4 bedroon1 home \11th \'ic1v of en li re ba1:k
bav fron1 n1ost roon1s. Lal'~c !11·1ng, roo ni 111t h
111 ti1·1llc fireplace: 4 ~pac 1 ous bat h ~: <111 clC('-
tric kitchen : lu,.,JJ c a l'pC't111 .::. ()\·1·r :)~UU .. q ll.
$89.500. l~a l l lur a pµ·1.
DOVER SHORES
!\lagni ficent bu ilder's ho111c, on la rge c:orncr
lo t \•:ith ruo n1 for pool. 4 l~ed roon1~. fan1ily
ruorn . large enough for hil liard ta b le : d in1n t:"
rooin. 'l'h1s hon1c <lone Hl Spanish fl a1·or 11·ttll
tile enlrv & adobe brick fi replace. S6·L500.
Open daily. 1736 .-\nt1g11a \\'n y.
LARGE POOL
J)cli g:ht hll 4 bcdroon1 hornc 11·ith forn1al din-
in~ roorn. p;i ncl c.d la1n1ly ruo1n . beaut1 tul
a triu r"n 111th foun tain . La rge .-\nthon 1· pool.
(;arden pa lto" out.">1de ea{;h roo1n -'la~t e r
hcdroon1 ~uitc 11·it h !\Ir. &: ~!rs. ha th . ~ki ll
f11ll.v decorated .. <\sking S95.000 .
EASTERN CHARM
.\ \\"it1cl i11g brick 1•;al k & portc coc hicrc. 1 l1re-
plnces & <i forn1al din ing roo111. tnak e th1 f;
on e of a kind. l·1 1sto111 2 llcdroo111 bon1e <i
rn ust. Ln nc!'>ca pccl by Dic k Beason. \sk111~
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CORONA DEL MAR
101 G IJO\I ll on thif> honir . ;J r;1 ock.~ frOtll Lilt le
Coron<1 . Lar~c 11e11· l1 1·1n:! roo11 1 \1 111t II re-
place . scpDratc dinin.t; roon1 4 he c\roon1 ~.
21,._. b ath:-. o n a lo t 40:.:23~. l~rin;z offer. 0 \1·ncr
n1ust sel l. $~9.5W. t)prn S1111 . 41 6 l lazeJ Ur .
john macnab Fl!A a p;1r.11.,.11.l 1111 lh i~
qu..,Jit) Ou1 lt ·; 1Jr.1lrwrn.
j hat h horn" i~ ~27.930
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1ly n>0n1. Bl:;-1:.4 101.
f!oom for 111orr uni t~.
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I EVENINGS CALL 646-2259 OR 646-1050 I
REAL TY COM PAN Y
001 Dover D r ., Suill! 120
64 2·8'235
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in!! of nu mr1 .... •11s 111ort
uni t~. H 11 ~r ~1-, root 101
Only SlS.:..00 lull p1·1< r
t"an!a~t ir Tenn'' Srllrr
panl ol f r1r 1-:-Dorl) a nd
hr \1·1ll I:O all out ror
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COLLfGf PARK
< )7 950
11.nd 1al,.-'"'r !:1 ·h
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bu1 h -111~. farn1l~ t ""'n.
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OLSON
645-0303
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1'69 VOLUME
Sl'20.9 MILLION
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15 ,sif:9i~no .... JUST LISTED 4 BEDROOMS
P11tr li,1~ twrn -ln~t11 ·/ 1: " '"'~' !:r 1 .,,,_.d ,\J,.,., \",.1ilr ADDED VACANT LOT
VIEW VIEW
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lN"iJ "I fl ol 1 11111~· B111 ll -~.:.;.:,r~• $23,950 I ,i 1·•··1, · Tl.!:\1 .; · ~.:·, f~<I
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µi <'lrly p;incl,.O. It 1111.; •1<111 1111'1. ": t'd' .JI' : h.1Th' rlr(·. Mesa Verde-Artention Vets
llere is ~·our chance lo purchase a 111\c!.v
hon1e ltl tlle ~a \"erdc and ll.<,,e l'OU I" (;.I, ell·
gihility. r\o !)0 11 n·t hat i ~. :l lari.:e hl.'d roo m.'.
bui lt-in el ec1r1c kitchen. hl oc k 11al l fenced.
Close to school s .J nd !\hnpp1ng. F.1 ~t pos:---
C');.,lon. Full pr ice SZfi 500
Westcliff Calling
\"a1.:a11 l and rc~1d v for th e ac111c f,1n1t11· ·;
bt'drooin Rnd fa1l1it v roo1n 1 .1 ~1cf ull1 (!c(-
or<.1ted and cle~ant i\· l:1n<l~cnped . \lt1°1 tnl'i"'
and llci rbor Jligh School l llsl~ .. \ r 11· I 1·
p<iintcd 1n :in d 0111 llc;l!C'rl Clnd fil !"rf'rl
pool Soli d 1 aluc at {in/\ ~ifl .)(JU
FOR A WISE BU Y
COLHWORTHY & CO.
642-7777
Ftu lic•"1• t ral"!"' trt
l umbl•a11 Schaol
l•tr••H•d i" A lt••I (~ta11 C•••••7
FrH Saln m11nhip Clo ... 1
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out and a '•·1 ,, 11 • ,. patiri ii,,•\
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES TILL 8 .3~·
OPEN HOUSES
BAYSHORES
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Realtor
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SENSATIONAL!
:-----~~----!I DANA POINT "OCEAN PARK" MOTEL
Exul usi \•ely li sted 19 unit n1o tel localed on
the ocean sid e of the Coast Hl gh11'ay could
be tl1c "INN" place for you. New break·
11·ater and l\larina soon to be l"01npleted 1\'i!l
<J o a lot fr··· boo n1i ng Dana Polnt. "!OJ' front-
age on Jl11y. S<1lr pricer! at ~1 50 .000, fle xible
lern1s
OCEANFRONT LUXUR Y
Spa cious 4 bedroom, 4 bath Spanish ~tyle
1\1 th he \\u-bea1n ceil ing livi ng roo1n. Lovely
brick fireplace. double garage. la rge pri vate
patio 11 ith orchid greenhouse & e ncl06ed
BBQ & garden house. Located on tv.·o lots
fr onting on th e Pacific . Could huild another
hon1 e Elderl y o"·ners asking SI05.000. 1l'ill
l'<l.1 ry loan.
IRVINE TERRACE
F.lcg;111t is !hr 1rord for lh1s 3 hedroon1. 2
b;i tl1 1 c1~tcfullv dC'c·o ra tcd !lo1ne located just
a c ro~s fro111 t he Coun\rv C'lub. Just in1111;1-
4·ul ;ll c l :lOO ~q It bctiutifull.v carpeted &
dr;qJCti $18.Jf)(), pl"H'C'll. \\"l' k1 101\" l"lJ\l0 ll lt)l'l'
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DUPLEX
Located just a short 1 ".! bloc k fro1n th e ocean ,·
t his l1n1nacu\ate investment property has 2
brtlrcon1s. 3 bedroon1s up. G:is bu ilt-Ins in
kitche ns, dark-room in O\\'ners until. 0'1'!•ners
1na.v accept ~·ou r fr;i r?e. !.'}3.500. i5 a real
George price. Conic See.
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SALESMAN
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WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
$17,950
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546-5990
CHURCH
FOR SALE
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1ua1·y • sra 1~ .'Ci) pc-1-~n.~
Offn·r " .{· .~ch ... ) 111 ~rpa t'J.I"
b111ld 1no: 2-', :1< 1'r•
:: Bl :.: H\. lan1ilY'fn~Prnl
cil'l"OL 1' J ~T o!rl-;"(h11 cond. 'I "
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Coldwell, Bonker
OFFERS:
OPEN HOUSE SUN . 1-5 P.M.
Front ro w -Ca1neo Shores -4549 Br igh-
ton Rd. Ex. Lrg. master suite. sep. gue:>l
qlrs. Paneled den \V/lrpl. &: 11·et bflr Din.
rn1. 3 L'ar gar. Rrn . for expansion. S l~7 .500
Kathr)1l Rauls ton
SPECTACULAR
OCEAN VIEW -LAGUNA BEACH
Architect"s conteinp. \\'OOd & gl ass hon1e.
:.:-Stv. liv ing area . 3 Br. & den, 11"alled patio. . S89.000
:\I f ink
OPEN SUN. 1-5
DOVER SHORES -VIEW !
1948 Santiago. Q,vner sar" sell ' Lea,·111:
area. Lrge. ~ GR . hon1e. Fan1. rn1 . S11·ln1.
pool. J~eau t 1J1il 1 1e l" 01 hill s & back bHy.
.-\sking :.;i2.500
! 'a l hr;. n l 'c>n nil!c
H/,RBOR HIGHLANDS
Completely redec. 4 l::R. {one of 1hesc scp.
11·hich could be n1 aid"s r111. or office ). 3 ba.
ho1ne. Din . rill. & lg e. fan1 . rn1. 1\·r frplc.
Lge. poolsi de ~cl . . S68.500.
Kathryn Raulston
OPEN SAT. 1-5
CAMEO SHORES
451~ fl oxbur\'. Reduced S6.600. Out of to11·n
01".-nC'r tn ust "Sell. 4 Bl-1 ., conv. d~n. 5 bal hs.
I lome needs some redec. & land scp. ~11·i 1n .
r>ool. ~(i:!.900.
C'at hr.\"n 'J"cnn11Je
CHINA COVE + AAA VIEW
L11·111g room ))it·clo\1'n \"1e1v of a11tboats en-
terin g harbor . Excell ent beaches only 50
\'ards fron1 t his lin e year-round ho1nc.
~62.500 \Vith good Joan.
\\"alter l\aasc
SHORECLIFl'S
OPEN SUN. 1·5
277 ill orni n; C'a nyon. ~1arvelous remod.
polcnt inl. Cea1ncd ceili ngs. pc):!6 Cd fl oors,
circ. drive. :! Lled roon1 & den 1r;firepla ce.
~55.500
f'arol Tat11n1
ON THE BEACH-5. LAGUNA
(;reflt ocean ,·ic1v & sound of surf. Pr11·.
con11n, '"· poo! & tennis courts. '.? Cll. &
den. 3 ha . \1 et ba r. lon1p. furn. Best buy
at S59.500 .
("a rol l'atun1
EXCEPTIONAL WATERFRONT
l~ar,ge living roo111 11·it h fireplace. Private
~lip for large bo<1 \. c;rass l <11r n -L cov ered
pa ti o. sandy bench .ind all for ~54.500 11"ith
nc;.. loan.
\\'alter l·!aci sc
LEASE OR OPTION
L\1:-io1 11 Bluff$ split-\e1·el 11 1·icw of ba 1·-
pril". ~ated entr1· -lrg. 11·cil\ed vie11· patio
-cYery con1·cn1e nc e added for 111\·ne r.
~53,500
J\l rs. l·lar1·ey
OPEN HOUSE-LUSK H.V.H.
!}15 Sandcastle. Open Sun . 1-5. 4 BR .. 21:i
b<1. + fan1. rm. 2 Fireplaces. 2 pat io s. 3
Car .'!ara ge. Profe .c:s: la nd!>capi ng. S49.950
J oe ("\arkson
BAYCREST OPEN SUN. 1-6
1849 TRADE WINDS -S46,500
The Jo y e l1 ne.<;S of f;a ycrest IS \his ,3 bed·
rooin . fa n1 iJy r111 ~ fire places. IJeau!ifu lly
la nd:.caped. pr11 1r .. -1o na ll y decorated. ln1-
n1;,c11 la te.
,\lnry Lou '.\J a111n1
3 BEDROOM & DEN 541,500
·r11e Gl11f 1~ 1-'opular · E" Pla n. Lo1·ely v1c11•
of spac1011 s greenbel t Large dc11 O\'Crl ooi...
ing bri ck patio. ln11n ediate occupancy.
:'llary Lou l\lnr1 011
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
550 NEWPORT CENTER OR .,
NEWPORT BEACH
833·0 700 644-2430
-Gtneral JOOOG1n1ral IOOOG1ner1I 1000Gen1ral 1000Gent:ral 1000 General IOOOG•neral IOOO G1neral 1000 .. .. • IUYE•S WAITING! •
NEWrou llACH
1700 HAllOI IOULEVARD
646-7171
IUY Of THE WEEK
~]l;:l11fu l hor11c 1111 lari::P I":·:.' lo1 ""i1h l'0<\111
ror ITIHl"I' 11ni1 ~ . .'§:,?;\,;~l'}(l -]0•, lllld f'l\\ IJl'T
\\ill t·11r1·v 111 712 '• "ith nn loa.n '"~1 .
WISTCL1Ff rooL HOME
O n 11 q uiP1 sic.Ir "lr,.rt \\ll h 1·our tr <1rd r n-
t rencr . Spotless lhrouRhoul. P1<i110 silr ti\·.
i11i;: room. parqurt floort'd fam1l.1• roon1.
s-49.lOO. 0...n•r "'-'•11 ls uffer~.
CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN
Rtmodilf'd J bedroom on l•ri'" 66:-; I :.?6 lot to
allry. f orcf'd •rr hrat. bu1ll·ins. block .,.,.u
fence, 6 1; loan can br. assumrd -Only
S26.930.
ASSUME 51/••• VA LOAN
1'o qual lt~in• on th1~ u1tcrr-a llnJ:" hrJmr v.·11 h
tirtpla«. lmmt"d1111" N'~-;t'~•1on. ruir pay·
mentt. OIMptr than nrnL Sl 56 ~r mo.-
S22.930 .
e WE NEED LISTINGS! •
COSTA MESA
2790 HAllOI IOULEVAID
546-2313
ILACK FLAG
Cuuldn 1 kil l )run· <·n lt111.-i•1 ·111f,.1•1!~b h Oll1"
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:'1•1·;11";11•" f>•1nil_\· 1<"1111. fri11n,1I du1111;: l<>••lll
"'l~n r11.!1n'Z 11 r,.8 111 kl tl·h.-11 (hrr,itP fen1 ily
f11n ba1'k yard .111~1 li~1 cd fnr· rinly S•l6,9:'.>0.
A STEAL FOR 4
lma i;111r II I brdroom '} b11l h hon1r rrr onl~
~l:>.500 l..a ri:r rnjoyahlP ha 1·k yard l\"i!h
f&m1ly -11r Jll'l 11Q. All~umr .-~1,1 1111: f n1r111~·ini:
"'' 101\" .·1 1, •, 1nlt'rrsl ra!r t •\1111'.'r 11111 a ho
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M15A DEL MAR
Lo11 r.<1 t pnrrd htllllt' 111 ~r .. ~a d"I ~l ar· An
a ppc-11hn1: J bf'd1oom ~ ba 1h 'htn:lrd roof
11('311!) l1<1111r !11'111y J'-'11nlrd on out,irl"
CarJ)f'I' 1\lld d r11 1,,..,· 1n r:'l1..-lk111 ~ rind1t1r•J1
(".1!J ll'l\I (fll" II ~hfl\\HI'~
"LOOI( FOR THIS SIGN"'
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
Ol'EN SUNDAY-I to S
:.'\llll ,\01 111 (.",q.,·l l;-i-:ll•'-a \·1·rclr-l IJrn
~:-Ki l E111·01'la Dn \"l"-:ll r~A \l"rdr-1 F11 n1ily
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J \:!2 Cri1"01111 L.anf'-\l<'~a ])('I ,\la1-.1 Bd rn1•
Ol'EN SATURDAY & SUNDAY - 1 '• S
1.~~: .... !';in t1111!1>-[M:;\ Pr S hor,..,-4 FRtn Din
?::'>1; I •1·('11 n V ir11 -:\"f'I• por1 Hrl 1;h t~-J fAm
1.:n;-Brrkshirf'-\\'r.~t rl1ff-J Fam
-1~; Easl 19th S trCf't-Lo~ta ~lc~a-J Dd rm•
o IUYUS WAlTINli! o
COIONA DEL MAR
JU MARGUERITE
673-8550
DON'T CALL ME A DUrLIX
I n1 an l'\11'.I nirr 'l 1Jrd 1"''n1 l!O~!E: "llh
;i .' h•·llr.•ul11 .lf(•'"[Y :'11.\1 :1-\ET f}\1 ! hR<'li ,
r.oth 11111 1.~ 1\l"f" 0\\ nrr fl1"r11pirc111.nd n1n1·lt'~~.
:'1! 11•1•·•! 11n I\ !P•l' ! trr" 1111• d Cor••l>ll 1!rl
,\i11 r ~1t"Prl L1nrr ,101J"1 r ~rc n !ht rr,.1 -
('0111~ ,rr Ul,. h1'~1
RUSTIC CHAIM
Char1111 n;: 2 story Carn1 houf!t u Ith rver)'•
1 h111~. 1nr l11dlnK pr.:i:<'d h11rd"·ood Oool'I 10
modr rn built-I n kitr htn. You 01,·n !11" l•nd.
Soulh o [ thi! Ji i-\1·ay. J brdroom. 2 bil th
lar;(' fatnily room. S-17 .500.
rllVAU HACH
:t BN!room. ron\·crtlblt dt'n. fa mily room
1111d fomi11 I d inlni:; rOOll\ v.·lth • 'lt'W ot
ocr a n 11 nd jr try, ,\l\ thl' P LUS • rtuT1iCOl1!1
1111 ;::c pool 1n " procrctf'd cou rl)'ll rd ... for
rh .. f11.n11ly 1ha l drsf'rvrs !hi' bi's!. Reducrd
~:i ,()('(l '" ~72 ~t'l('I
o WE NEED LISTINGS! e
INVESTMENT
MONEY MAKERS
SALE 01 EXCHANlil
FOi LAICH~ UNITS
I Br11r h 111·r a uni t~ !'.! adjacent dupl~xr ' 1.
::-3 Bcdroom~-2 B11ths
:-".' n r rl1"1)n1<--l '' B11 !h•
Sb·l.000 -6.ti r, Assu1n11blr loan
6 UNITS -Ut,100
SStO Ptr Month lncoma
T op rcnl&l rt'f'ord, 1hl1 i! ll tt"ll st•r1
for small in1·e11 or -1'll'I; ~hel ler plus ta kt
out inetim t . Call u~ Ir.day.
ZONED fOI MANUfACTUlltlli
2XIO ~'1 -rt. lnduslrl11l Plant I llomt $6T,:500
lndu!trial I/>! & Offl<'f' . S32.~
:! Brdroon1 Hon~" on ~1-J Lc.t ...... SZ2.9.'>0
fi~\t.1(10 J,,.1·rt ;11· 1 I/II rh1T u \II fin ~'20,;}()I"\
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General
READ THIS
• • • • Arc you in the m ar-
kcl for a 11e111 hon1C', a hon1e
in a prime c.i rca ve ry close 10
ll unl!ngtun Slate J{cach; a
honie you. can custornize ""hil e
it is. bt-i.ng bu ilt, a hon1e de-
signed by out stand ing archi·
tects-a nd constructed by Frank
I I. r\)'l'CS & Son : a Compa ny
that has been in business since
1905 '!
IF YOU ARE
e e e e Conic to RANCHO
LA CUESTA al Brookhurst a nd
:\llJnta ln J\unt ington Beach
11nv r.la\' bet1rcen 10 .'\ .\I & 6
P. r-.r. ai1d sel ec t ''our ho1nc in
our nc1vly opened GN IT \1.
PRICED FROM
$25, 990 to $34,200
968-2929 or 968-1338
1000 General 1000
3 BR's-POOL.-VIEW HOME
VACANT :; hcl nns, J\kC"-nc1v rrts, Ul'flS,
h!1.1ns, large ("'!11·rrcd pallo
On a GOxl::S" V!E\V lo!. Close
to elrn1cntary ~rhool, Fl IA
a ppratsed al 5:!7,100 • V('!S
n<:J dn.
t:rprr b;iy_ Ccn1,..nt blk. f"nr-.
I'd rrar -\· frnn1 \1' d1'11T
thru un1.11nrnv11 l!'Oll s11 lllA-
1ng ~;1Lrs, pan'l(J S.· ll\'<1111
1·r1 l1ni;s ."..-11 a l!s , bl1ns. huf.
fr>T. sto1·r. dsh11-~11·. 0 1·rr-
l-11.rd frplt•, l'\rw crp1s.
S~'9.950. Bkr 646.:17.JD,
Fuller Rlty 546-0814
DIAL <l1rcrt &12-:i!i"·;~,.~C~I-"-"-.'
)'Ol!I' ad, lh,~n ~1 1 bal"k a11rl
li~!rn 10 tlir> /'ho11r nn::::~
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
Jl:H'P thi1 flandy dlrwctory wlftl you this Wffkend at
ro• 90 houM h1111fl"'J. All the lotatlon1 fisted below
•~ d111trlbc-d 111 IJ~ater detoll br od.,erth!nl) else•
whe-r• In todoy"t DAILT PILOT WANT ADS. Po1ron1
1howln9 open housei for 1ole or to rent oro ur9ed
to 1111 111th !nfotmofion I" 1hl1 tolum" eoth Friday.
(2 Be droom)
614 La rks pur, Co rona dc l '.\l~r
ffi 5<i3lu 1Sa t & Su n 1·5!
934 J\liran1ar1 Laguna Beach 494~3066 1Sat & Sun 11 ·5'
(2 Br & F•m;ly or Den)
·)77 r-.1orn 1ng Can yon lShorech{f;,) (_"d'.\I ~ 833-0700 or 644-2430 (Sun 1-5)
231 La rk ~pur , Co rona dcl r-.1ar _ 675-~000 IS;:i! & Sun J.,j)
2210 1-'r1\·a1e f(O<i d. '.'\c11 port Becith
(Suri 1·5!
*1977 n ose1nary. c·o sta '.\!csu
£46-0555 : 545-1:1308 I Su n J .;) )
(J Bedro om)
177:32 >Jc-Kinn ey Circle. Hun !ln;::ton f:)cach
8~'.!-.';1126 i :\ll day Sa t & Sun I
21 27 Par sons. Costa :\Jcsa
673-4166 !Sal & Su n 1-51
tt106 J,inda lslc Dr ive. :\e11 port Geach
642-823.1 1 Sat & Sun!
4549 Br1gt1ton Rd 1ra1nco Sho res\ ("d.\!
s;;J-0700 or 644·'.!4:!0 1Sun 1-5'
-t02 1 Cortla nd 11r 1t'8n1co Jl1ghland ~l l'd'.\l
833-0i()(J or f144·~-t;io i Su11 1.::.1
32.'l(i Kcbrdska La ne I .\]e<;J \"c rde 1 l'\l
54.)-9(-ilG 1 Sat s, Sun & Un il.1 l
*~.J8 \"1rg1n1a Plar.:c t "o<.!,1 ;\Je!'>a
tH5-:l75-0 /Sun J.j)
706 Bison !l~as'tblufl l .\"B
tii5-1 G6~ 1S11n 1-5)
1501 H;:i\·adcrc (Jr,·tnc Terrace! Cd'.\!
675-~oOO fS:i t & f.iun 1-3 1
401 _·\l!~o 1'.\C\1port l!c1 ght<.1 !\B
046-;J227 1 ~<'I I & Sun \.,i )
J.JIH S;i ntanrlla !lr11nc Tcrr;icr1 Cd:\!
675-3()(!0 1S11n 1-."il
4J:l :\cac1a. Co r0n<1 cl el .:\l:i r
fif~-85.iO 1Sun 1-51
J.';9 S;in \'1 Isabel. r·osta .\le<,<:l
646-3928 ·642·018.i Eve.~. !S;it & Sun l·~I
11 !1-l :\u:usla. Cos ta J\lcs;i
f)4 2-7777 IS'1t & Sun J-j)
4008 Ri,·cr. Nc\vporl Beach
675-41 ~10 :6i5--164 2 (Sat .~ Sun 1-5)
1001 Dolphin Terrace. Corona de.I. i\lftr
675-4130 : 675-1642 (Sat & 'Sun 1-5)
2542 1.::1r1 cn. Cos ta i\l c<,a
645-0303 IS11 11 1-6)
(J Bedroom & Fa mily or Den)
~24 Snug tlarbor (C!i[fhaven) NR
645-2000 i 0Jlly J.:) I
25.18 Coluinbia Drive (Col lege Park ) (';\J
G4G-88ll iSat & Sun J-5 1
101 0 Oa k Street. Cos ta i\tesa
673-7420 t Sat & Sun )
22 15 Ann iversary Lane. {Back Da y\ KB
(Oailvl
3023 Countrv Club Drive t tl-le~a Verd.e l
c·\I. 540-1720 ISun 1-5 :30)
lJJi Gl enea g!e. Costa J\lcsa
:i40--1 720 1Sun 1·5 )
Jl\48 Tr»dc"mds iP.•ycrcsll i'D
8.13-0700 or 644·2430 'Sun 1-6)
1218 De\'on Lane 1\\"cstc!1 ffJ NR
fii5-~331 !Sun 1-5)
1000 Seadrift i lr\•lne Terrace) C'di\I
675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
2 19~1 Kin \\:l, Iluntin gton Beach
545-0465 (Sun l-5 )
2507 Colby, Costa i\lesa
54=>-9491 fSat & Sun 1-51
2980 .J;iraranrla. Costa J\lesa
545-04fJ.i ! Sun 1·5l
2-001 Par er Lane. NC\\·pnrl Beach
54r,..71 11 !S11n 1-51
41R nrsola, Corona <l ei ~!Jr
64\,..iil l !Sun 12<i)
11 25 i':~•cx, ;\.('\1por\ Cc;i ch
6·16-7711 (Sun 1·5 )
JJnda !Jjle n f ;,Q ,· t
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES ,~ e e (/;)arre
1 LINDA ISLE DRIVE pre:Je11/J
.; ljedronrT', :=; h<lt h hon1t: 11l f1nctl !-IT<ige:-nf
cornplction l-'<.110;;. \terde stone entry & fire-OPEN HOUSES * POOLS
pl:1ces. F'a1n1ly roon1 & billiard r ooni. 13eaut1 -
fully decor<i ted. 1ir1ccd ul $155 .000
16 Linda Isl• Drive
Exquisitely decorated 5 Hed roo\11, 5 Ba th
ne1v hon1c 1vllh up.stairs v1e1v of Corona del
JI.Jar hi ll s. 3 fi replaces. Cantileve red patio
deck 11 ith gas bar-b-q ue. Priced 11·ith dock
al Si45.000.
57 Linda Isle Drive
J usl con1 plctcd 4 Cedroo1~1 4 Bath hon1e \l'Jlh
pc1tio drck. :-;i tt ing roo n1 a nd fireplace in m as-
ter brdroon1 ~uite. fa1111lv roon1 has $Unken co111·cr ~"'lio11 pit an d fireplace. Deco rated and
land scaped for Sl6:!.000.
Linda Isle Development Co.
1080 B.ayside Or., N.B. Bill Grundy 67S-3210
General 1000 /General ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1000
THE NEWEST BY
IVAN WELLS
OCEAN VIEW
14 Bedroom)
466 Shady Driv e (\\'estcl1ff area) C.\1
642-5791 \Sat & Sun 1-5)
301 r-.tcsa Dr. (cor. Santa An ~ A\·e.) Ctl i
64-6-8811 (Sat & Sun 1-5 )
**318 Buena \'ista , Balboa Peninsul a
642-5200 /Sat & Sun 1-5)
*2015 Galatea Terrace (Irvine 1·err. i
Cd i'l-J, 642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
316 r(ltaJina {Ne""·port I-I.eights) NB
G~~-177 1 . t F'ri & Sqt 1-til
*l-tO llarhor J.;1'1nd ' Road ((}ff l3.:iy:.1rtc1
214-t \'1.~ta
673-3770
/Sun
Uluffs) NH
(Sun
(4 Bedroom & Famil y or Den)
*1607 Sa ntiago 1Ba ycrest1 I\B
:\ 13
1-5)
ti42-5200
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642-5200 tSu n 1·51 * 1007 1Toi 1day ( Bay<:r cst) ;-.;u
G-t~-5200 (Sun 1-5)
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171 ~1 521-001::!. I Sat & Sun)
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1-1:30 Golaxy Dri1·e ! Do ver Shores \ KB
fii6-1550 ( Da1lyl
'1G15 Pcrharrt I Can)eO Shores\ Cd\\
04:.1-8235 <Sa l & Sun)
13:10 (;alaxy 1J r1\·e !DO\'er Shore:-;) NB
64::!-82.35 ~Sa t & Sun)
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:.;:33-0700 or i,·t i<~4:lu 1."11n I ·5 /
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83:~-0':'00 nr tiii·::'.4.'{U 1 S.nt 1-.'i \
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Costa ;\Jesa
!Sat & Su n
1-"o untain Va llev
(Silt & Sun
(5 Bedroom )
1-5)
1-51
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(Sat & Sun )
(5 Bedroom & Family or De nJ
*~I I~ .Jeffer son. Cos ta i\Iesa
040.0555 :~48-3265 rs at & sun 1·5)
37fl Sa 11t a Isabel. i\C\\·porl Beach
646-7711 (S un 1-5)
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
filfi J ri ~ Co ron;i dcl Illa r
f)7:J-8.i-'i0 (.~1111 1-5 )
(2 Bedroom)
de\ :"liar
!Sun l-5, Vatly)
(J & 2 Bedroom)
60~·60fi Orchid. Coron a del
673-2222
r-.Jar
(Sun
UNITS FOR SALE
(4-3 Bedroom)
J.j)
716 r-.J;iin Sl., tnr Ocean & Lake Park) ff B
53\i-14 ~9 > (Sal & Sun 1-5)
* Pool * • Wat.,f101tt * * * Pool •~• w.,erfr•"t
BAYCREST BEAUTY. J·:xcil111g ~ hd rrn
.\:\0 den :\i\10 fa n1Ll y roon1 :\KD dining
roorn, r\i\D sp;-1rkling pool \l'ilh terr ifi c· e ll·
tertai n1np or play area. Lu shl y landscaped.
ln11n acu1ate !
1907 Holiday Sunday 1-S
BALBOA PENINSULA. Only SI00,000 for
this s pectac ula r prime ·bayfront property.
'J'his a lso inc ludes a 4 bdrin house & heaut1-
ful <,and y be ac h. (Ne a r i\e\vport llarbor
\'acht Ciu b\. B ill !1ents
318 Buena Vista Sat/Sun J.S
WESTCLIFF. \lc rv 11e ~jra b 1 (' l0t'1ll011 .
Sp;icious 4 bedrool11 hon1e \1·1th 21 2 l.J~llh s ~~
fa1niJy roo1n. Bea ut ifully decora trd. K1t che11
h<'ts lo?ds of C'upboards & counters-break·
f;:i :;\ a rea. :-.5fi .50U.
151 4 W.arwick Lane Sunday 1-S
Office Open Saturdays & Sundays
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Westcliff Or., N.8.
642-5200
General
:: honics on I Joi Each h:i1.r
2 r.r:s & l 1Ja111 -large
p1"rll11·1·0 _ ~')11'' !1oa11t1n:;:.
8 Houses
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Horse Ranch
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J:il1«1 t ''· 10', cl\111 n _ 0111;
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Corona del Mor
Snu!h ol l11~h11;iy . ~irps I()
bcai.:h. 4 bd1n1~ :l baths. 200
])10f'k ,T .. ~1)\111<'. L:11d r q11·1erd
al S JG,r o.1/1
Eastside C.M.
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La9una Beach
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I . 1,•1 rns
Lachenmyer
Realtor
1$(i.Q .'\l"\\ j)Ol"I t.:11 rl . C:\l
CALL 646-3928
BRAND NEW
4 BEDRM
,EXECUTIVE HOME
' $40,500
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES TILL 9,3,
:11 ,~;, f-llA or 9'; Uri hy
I n1\'t1"f. 'I hr. Z ba. & fa1111!~
f.: rl101n:: Z Sly. illrx. hrick
front n"a1· Brach & Ed1~011
I li~h. Bnck firrplacr 1n<i r·
ble r11!ry 1n!1'1"<..'Um, sunk<'n
Lr., rl rapts, s pr ! n k l c rs
small tnn·t. brautiful )<1rd~
\'nluc 111rrt;'ascs SJOO 1110.
S37.!l00 f11ll pr1N:' or !r;i<I"
trir Condo. or? 9002 Bobbie
Cirelr 11 .B. 66~'.125
Coty Cottage For 2
D;irhng. 1111111a1·ul;1!r> hv111r
on largC' P.·3 ]Qt • illos1 1·011.
\'rn1c11t ){)('(l tio11 • ~<.1:-r lo
J71h SL Shop Cntr. t'r11r.·d
vard rear allry acCf'!;~ [or hoat 0or trailr r. Sl.'i.500, 0\1 n.
C'r/brokf'r. 5-18-8642
4 Bedrml+Guest R-"1
Meso Verde.
$24,950
llarrl to find it \'lllll<' Ilk" !hi~
l
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1000
LOWEST PRICEI I
I Bdnn. 1"01100 1n Bluff$
L.-i1·rl.v grr r nbr\1 \ ir11 S :
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MOST CHOICE
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111al \Ii!>. rn1. \\'rr IJ,q·, Qual·
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v;iol s-1·r:idy Joi V<'t upa1\cy
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OPEN SUN . 1-5
2700 WAVECREST
Corona del Mar
~
2828 E. COAST HWY.
Corona del Mar
673-3770
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1.5
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1632 Dorothy • HAL PINCHIN
& ASSOCIATES
675-4392 Anytime
WILL TRADE
Ne\1·por \ Shores
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HARBOUR I Elegant contcn1po rary I
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JAY W. YcATS CO.
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FOREST E.
OLSON
CO LLEGE PARK
$27 150 • I
An(l tak(' O\Tr h tgh • F ii,\
• J,1-,11' 1nl"1.,.~t lr:i;i.11 ~ Bcd·I
r<YJm 2 b:1th deluxe buill·
in~ fanuly room . Harri 11·aJ.
nu1: p11.nrl ln~ N.:-wly drr.or·
Ah:d Pht~h p1!r earpc!1ng.
Rc at· inna 11011 to tlJI' puncti.
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£ rt-031J.~ I
645-0303
~I llarbor Crn1cr
!19'~ llArbor fil vd., C.~I
$20,000 TOTAL PRICE II
NO QUALIFYING
and 111.kC' ovc r Si :J7 per mnnth
total riaymr nls on FHA l<:Jan 1
E:xce\1cn1 co~ta _f.-l<!sa Joca·,
11on 11•1lh ~ Olg bcdroorns
Qqlck Po~srs~fon ! fantR.~·
tic blly 1\'llh a J11 1le. a~ $!.:JOO
[)o11·•1. \\'on'\ lasl':
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
'.1711 1larlm1• Hlvd a1 ,\dC\nlS
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PAUL
WHITE
CARNAHAN
"-~
Paul-White-Carnahan
Realty Co.
546-5440
OUR 24th YEAR
WE SELL 3 HOMES PER DAY
Let yours be next -list now and
start packing -our extensive ad·
vertising and multiple listing serv·
ice will do the work for you. Over
850 sales people who meet buyers
in all areas, have waiting buyers
now!
NEED ROOM
FOR IN-LAW
Trrrific ,·alur ! O\"c r 2100
~'1 · r1. 1<il h nite floor rlan
tor 1no!her. One large
hrdr'\10111 and ~; ba1h is
a11;1}' 1111111 lhr rc~I of th ..
11\ 1111; a rc~. All toi;rthrr 1t
rriuflt ., ·1 Br:_ -~ bani~ r"1·
S 11. ~:,o. :>16-J.l!O
OWNER SAYS SELL
-I'll GO NOW
Jmn1ac111a1r R,. fl u h 1 i e:
homr. O\\n<'r h1.1.: upi;r~1l
rd r1rry!l1111;;. !!igh 'l\1<1!1 -
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to li!lf'!")" Lf ) ''li f'l {'I\ \\.illl
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l.1~1 LO<'al('d nrar l"tH!Tlll"Y
rhih 1n IM'<lU \1ful ;..1~~1
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THIS IS NIFTY lF
YOU 'RE THRIFTY
I! r~n I "1 •"rrlay f"r r1 rn
f'l'r1y .\ra1·1 tl1 11T you 1·an
1111'.l a r;ooo house ai 1
LO\\' pnfr, Tl11$ on~ 1.~ un.
u~ul!l i11 bo111 J1'Sfl('<'1~.
f\'r Pd'\ a jr-w IOUCh·UP.~ but
h;.i" plcn!y of po!c11r,;i l.'.
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ily roo1n 111th :l b;;1l1 ,
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(111ly ~~7 .000. Exccl!ent
1rnn.~ Call nu11·.
546-:i.\40
RICHLY Al'rOINTED
FIVE BEDROOM
MANSION
Lu.'\tirloo~ fan11J.1• ho1nr in
B.-\ YCREST has des ign
U1at will plr<lS<' a I I
tnrn1bC'r." l!u~r ki!('lwn
1<1!11 niudern bu \l l-111~ -
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r or ni a 1 d 1111n::: roo:n.
~·p'1ratl' rlt'n oH kitchrn.
~l1din.c door~ 01l'l'11 o u1 10
pa1·k1ik(' ~·ard and lf'lvcl~·
li~·dtrd TahiTia.ri pool. J
baths -all carpeteJ, huge
inastcr ~droom '1ith own
pril'ate bath, 24 fool liv1n.:
roo1TI 1v1!h lush \1·all lo
"·all 1"1llll€-l5. A n1u~t M~e
at S73.-l00 -Good fr>rn» -
Vacant. ~16-J.l·llJ
DHlGHTFULL Y
DIFFERENT
L"11u sual hon1c on big cur·
nr r ]01 ' l bcdroo1n~. ~
Ilalh J)l'"IOI: Palo~ \"el"lr
lrpl<'. in li,·inr: rm. Larr."
k1r.·lu'11 lnar!crl 11 1 1 II
r·ab1nrl!, all c!ccl. bli-1ns.
l .no·a lrrl lfl hr a U I 1 I U I
\\ r,;trhfl. closr !o !chnol
A-~h opp ing ool:;
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GOOD NEWS
TRAVELS F•ST
Thought 11«'d l<'I you 111
ull It. Pl u~h modrrn 1
OC.droom. 2 !Jalh horn,.,
loaded 1\'ilh rxlra~. high
q u a I I l y \1)11• rpt.~
drarr.~. ,\uton1atir· 11·a 1-
rr sortcnrr. Spr1nkll'I''
f n111l & l'•«tr 1311-i n BB'J
-1G"" ~rill. ".'0'-22 co1·rrr>d
11;;liq, Panr>!int in <!1n1ni:;
il l'f'<l . ~par10H~ LI: -
1',>1111lar t:ollr;•" l'~rk
t'r r,lr · :\J3n]r11n•d J.n1 11',
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GRAB YOUR HAT
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llorn" 11t11l a S.'27,:~on ;i•.
l>lflll='lhl~ luan 11 Ith :i'·• ',.
11ll"!"P~\ 11-<Iii t l;oi_,\ l•11l;".
(inly <.:.~.~:too m on11\ly
1'3) :ll"!ll~ 1n1·1 Ud("~ pl"i ll -
1nl.-la.~rs·lnsuranc::c, E\·
1n1 Ja r c ,. lot. ~111 ny
t rC'{'S, shruh~. ~prinklr-:·~
Finr lorntion. (in I y
~32,900 Orange'
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JO• TRANSFER
0 11·ncr n1u.<t sC'll 5 BR-
homc in l'.OJll'l'ni('nt loca·
hon nrar school:\ and
~hopping. \lal'.anl and
"·a iling. 1900 ~q f<'r L
l~1i·gr ced11.r1vood closet.•
<"ll~!on1 draf}"~ & 11·/1v
cpL~-2.j'>\6 lirin:: room
"ith Sl\1nr f11T1ill!;r~.
T r rnfj(" klteh('n 11 ith
hl 1 111.'> k d i-h11il.'h"!". z
h;<lh"-. l'n«r s::;:l,i.JO.
:'\lakr any oJfrr .
5·16-3440
ATTENTION
All THlfVES
STEAL THIS!
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~rll 1·annol ;..Jf11rrl lo krrp
(111<: uor_ ,Ju~L paint ,\
o·l(';!!ILlP and .IOU \\"II! 11al"I'
An rlr~a11t 11001r fnr
i·hilrlrr>n ;i nd r nt('r!;iin1n;:o
a t $-t-1.IXKJ.
TAK~ OVER
Sl/4•,., FHA LOAN
'\"o t•hangt:> in lnterr~
rill". Payment~ ,~18"2.00
1nonth th;i1·~ i\/L F rn~ l
HR hnn1r in gnod \ocati<:Jn.
:-.·"IH ~hnol~ &. :;,hopp ing.
i\l;.ny ">:I ra~. :'11 i r r o r
fl a n C' ! rd 11 all <T1\'rr
r11·rp];J1·r Qu;.il1ly \\' 1 IV
1 fl)~ Dn1f!('~ :'.7 \ Ll Bhir
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;11lded panl'llrd • tl]ed
~ 0 1.1;~ 1·01·rr!rd ~o 11101-
WOW!
S1/4 °·o LOAN
,\~~urne .~2':,lOIJ irt;in al n6
I hil!l'..:" 111 111tr1·('<! l~Ql,(11)
" nv•n'll 1n1•l11dr~ prjn.,
1111 " 1 .1 ~~~. 111~\11";,ncr. Vt1·
~·an! ·l Ill~ -.~ ba1l1 l10111r-.
1.a ri;1' IO I lll ('<'ly
lanrf,t·ti rw<I 011•11rr l1a~
ttlO\Cd an d 11'1!1 r.an-y ~nrt
T n Fin<' area n<:ar
'Scllonlll only
$2'.l.'.l:.0 :i lb-:i--1·10
I CONDOMINIUMS
DOLORES PLAN
Ui1·,.1y .} betlroom. Facing
g rcrn brlt. Spacious l1v.
ron111 11·1\h bcauttl'ul \V/\V
t'<HT•P11ng. Ohl. 1·uslom
<1 fil p r ll. r·1rcplacl'. 21-9
ha!hs. Snarkl1ni.: kitchrn,
hl1 -i n .~. f;ood !117.C
1 .,,1lmo1n~ Papn. 1"-'rl ttlrd
r.IOf A~k1ng Sl:.1,7?,0 E7.
DON'T HESITATE
Thi~ very clean 3 BR. 2
ha1h ho1nt 11.I only $29.9.lll
11·ill go fa~!. Lari;:e lil"ln\!
room. Firrplac!'. \\'/\V
<"PIS,. Drape~ (;cneral
Ell'C!ri(" k l!chrn 11· I 1 h
hit-in ovr>n &· r;ingf'.
Vacii.nl , I n1 m ,.d 111.1 ,.
flOllSl'SSion. L n c 1 o <; r (j
f111Tio. ~prinkll'rll. Owner
11'\!l C01l5idr>r f'Olllfat.:t of
~ ;i I,. , C a I I f " r
par11cular'i :l-i&-:HW
NEAR
ORANGE COLLEGE
f\'iN' 3 Br hon1e in con-
\"Cn1 r nt location to ~chool~
k shoppin~. Z story. 2
balhs. Bright lllt<"hen 1\·1th
bit-in o ven & rangr . \\'all
ro 11-alJ carpet.'! & drape~.
t"nr~d a ir heatu1g,. Dou-
hlr garagr. 2 pool s. Lan::<?
rl.'creation hl11ld1111:::. !"!)
n1a iotenana" only ~21 .'.Ql,
EZ terms ;..1&--~-IO
PAUL· WHITE·
CARNAHAN
Really Co.
1093 BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546-5440
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See 1his b•autiful hom• '°" Sund•y
'7S.3331
Open I · 5 $93,000
Wm . Winton, Realtor
229 Marin•, Balboa l•land
Open 't il 9 Every Night
5 Bedrm .• 3 Bath
Pool· $26,950 J·n~h Ll\'111g, :' Hr(l l\~1n. plu ..
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COLLEGE PARK SUPER-OELUXE
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$27,500
2531 Columbia Or.
OfMn Sat I Sun 1-S
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YOUR CHOICE
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2WO STORY
FIXER UPPER 646-8811
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646-8811
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Walker & Lee $28;1<0. l)"""''-"''':".''-' BLUF~·s BAY VJL\l"·C"' -~
HOUSE S FOR SALE
OPEN SUN. 1-5
604 • 606 ORCHID
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DON V . FRANKLIN
REALTOR
• 673-2222 •
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6 75-4 JJO 675-1642
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ORANGE COUNTY'S
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COSTA MESA
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LARGEST
2629 HARBOR BL VD.
546-8640
OPEN EVES TILL 9,3.1
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546-8640
OPEN EVES T ILL 9,30
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P11mr loca!lon nra.r Or-
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~ WAL~AC!
REALTORS
-546-1141-
(0pen Evenings.J
Sharp! 3 Bil.+ family;::-ha.,-='='·"=V=•=k="='"=''-'·===== + rov, patio; sundeck "''1th•·
flt•ran 1·1e11·~ Fruit Ti"C'!'~. Newport Heights
13uy"r may a ssunie 5l.:;;,
loan:
BALBOA BAY PROP.
67J·7·1:!0 ANYTL\IE
1210
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l.OIV DO\\"N -SL:ll.\llT Newport Shores 1220
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sumt . PA\'iltENTS 1.~:ss rn1. pl11s lt:r. par1:-" r n1.: 4
Tl/1\N RENT. BILL S.\IJL-Br. J 11<1., k1tch. hl1-1ns. 1'¥
r:Y. Rlt:r. 646-966(,, 6.12·tl21 , l~lk'<. th 1.,.,,1·h. F1·r s1111plt>.
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S $11i.~ill'l I::ql11ry $1!J,:XXI. i\lc1y
-2127 PARSONS C'u11~1r!rr iradC'. --N-EW-PO-RT l Bd l" " I •O\l':-lEP. (j.1f,..7&1D• rmil". ·• ualh.~. Frri r.1-=========~
Sct"f'cncd patio. Top rundl· 1225 BEACH tlon! =B;;.•Y,,;•c.hc:•.;_":c':.... __ _
FHA Or VA $24,;,(I() 11P1;,\ llou;i· l-:1"•1<1.
Ruth Seeley Realtor -:f, 2~ \·,_,1,, 111, :-; B.
1\r ''· 1•lr11n ~ BcJroom l' 673•4766 fr,1· .~l<'fls frnn1 \\"£'~h·l 1!11-----l====·-·1~..,<.~:f!
Balboa P eninsula 1300
D eveloper's Duplex
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LLEGE REALTY
1500 Adams 11 H;irbof,Ol
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$23,500
Bl':A:\D l'\F.\V 110.\lE IN 1, • ..,_...,..,..,..,..,.., ... 1•1.000 E.· lake n,.,., •. l ·I.·"~' WILLIAM WINTON 61.' li·l\l "1' lll:.'\"T l;\'CTON r .. EA C 1l , I' ~ ·> "IV
OWNER'S LOSS Fiii\ al ;,•,~.:: Bil. 11_. BA. Rea l E state 675-3331
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closed t·ourl;ard /,1r 111J ,1
mum pri\'a•·y , /'11<1.ny <'\tr.i •
in this bcauti.!ul J P.Jr hon1c,
$17,500.
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1810 Ne11port Blvd .. C.l'll.
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TARBELL 2955 H arbor '.~6 M~in ~t:• H;~· $18,SOO F ixer U pper Hl~/d,TY
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Cusl :; Br: I '~ BA C.11111•1 ~6112 CORT/\:,\ DI! ;,11·nr 1• t.i.\ a1l1·an10lgr $66,000 ~>.A !li••rnl" C , ·,1 , .
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R . C. Greer Realty
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TARBELL 2955 H arbor l\'h11,.. rl<'ph11n!~' n 11n,,7.'11n" 111 .. 11 ~.l'.1 .i<)J S3J.[lr<I T111•t r~"aity Eastbluff 1242 H untington Be ~:h~O \\'hit~ "l•'nh;in1,· r>io111· ,,. CORBIN·MART1N 1r1~1 ,\!l·!irll:! 1,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ·~ lot•-70)1;-I JO fl ", lonr DAILY IJ/L()T \\'1\:'\'I' JU . \l,TOH"I 1>!:1·lGli~!I' ==========
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JUST LISTED
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DON V. FRANKLIN
REALTOR
FORECLOSURE
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Solve a Sim plt Scrambltd Wor d Pu::z lt for a. Chucklr h1•rhuf'J111. i\l1n1n1111n 11pl:<'r11. Univ•rsity
>·1ril bt'au11fully lrtllflsc111~·1I _
l'op11lar 111,.,,lt•! 1n1h :t r;1r
Park 1237 Unive r sity P ark 1237
O Reorro11ge the 6 Jo::rombled
"'ords b.ilow 10 111oke 6
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eod1 11'1 Its line of lQu<:irf!s.
IKIPREC
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ITYLORP
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IRAWMOR
I I I I I'
IKAMTER I I I I'
Perhaps sc ience hos gone
loo for in e lectronics .. The
new spapers reporl o fr ighten·
ing incident. II is about on of·
l ice parry in a complelely
oufomoled office. The com-
pute( got drunk and tried to '
undo the ribbon on the e lec·
trie-.
~-ri-'-TI-"7--ir-,,,.-l G C01"11Ple~ rtie Un.<lle quoted IRAPWE'R I
I I I' I I I~ by lllllng In 1he mlnirog word •-"·--'-· -•--"-'--L--'· YoU d.-velOC> fr01'! slf!TI No. J below. ·----·----11 I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I" I
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SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN DIME-A-LINE
i:aruc<'. Bt•st lur llll' 111Qn•·\
;it Sli.fl:.O. Call 5!:'>.:-..1:i1
~·111th t.'[1:1~1 Tir11 l t;;1al•'
53/4o/o
011 1h1~ l11gh Fl!,\ l•mn,
p,t_\'I~. $160. J11TL ll<'\1hl"
trr111~ :! Rll '!. Ila Sp:irk.111.i;:
f'Q!ld ~:vrs .. ~}.~-6:\~l Hk r.
,\SSL' \1 I:.: GI ;,1,',. S6.000 rln.
S\i.XOO balan~c on IO!ln. •I
BH. fa n1 r n1, Irr: ~·arr!. fl y
ri11•11rr. Call :'il6-77i8 all 6 11r
\\'k1lrls.
4 BR, 2 IlA i\lr~ Hu.:h!11nd•,
Pr i n (·l ri11i s only H\'
0\1 NER. S'.ffi.:100, ;,·\!l-.'~i:~
Qt:11~1' c·t1l-<tr~~;1r. ~ nn.
2 nA f\l~!n111 lTJl!S ,'t; drp:-
flY O\\'f\~;lt. ;r1·~{l(il!i
N•wport Beach 1200
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
T llAT ON~: IN A ~lll~LIO:\
FINL). Oldrr hut t'hatm1nr.:
hon1e in ctio1rr al't';1., Q\•rr
~ r('et. l..argr liv. r1'h
\\'l!h f P rh1~ (lrn 1\·iih F'P
fn rn1i1I rl1n1ng rn1. hit _ 111
k11r hl'n 11·11h hrkls1 nook
r .... k of h.1y lron1 !11 11~11'1'
BR !<U•lf" l n~1r!" ut11!I)
pr,rch S.1:1.11((), f'111 ~1·a1l
1\i:t. X~-~!.'1 11r f,..l.' .":llfl
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t111·nrr S,':fi, -.oo :;1~.::;?1";1
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
FAST MOVE IN
New homes. ready to move in. 2 to 5 bed·
roon1s, 2 to 3 baths. 112 mile from beach. First
payineni up lo 60 days after move in.
VA/FHA Terms. From $2:3,990
The Beach
(on Brookhurst 1 mil• South of Adams)
962. 1353
Huntington Beach 1400
$100 TOTAL
You C.L Bu~·rrs, here is an
np1~1r!ur111y. t;~ .vuur ht"Jlf'-
f11s t1n 1h1~ Shaq!::: Bed1oon1
Cah/011·111,1 ftanth() 2 i.UXUt•
1•1t1s b ;1 1 h s. "!lardwuod"
fliMl!'S. l ':.•~I brick hN.'pl;\("('
Sr>p;11;<1!" "Iii X :tl ~·an11ly
J:c.)111". r.111).:l'OIJS n1odc1,,
k1tr lio ·r1 S(•llr r tia-. 1J<ln'1fr-
n·•! /itlUS(• IS \ aL",lJll :.tlld ht•
\\ill !'<I.I' <Lil your C'OSLS, \\'(''lJ
!<1'1· H your ciua11!1ed on 11
S2-!,5(lr) salrs Pl'ltr . Call!
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
7682 F:dt1itl'"f
~ 12-\.1JJ Open ul 9 Pill
SPACIOUS
Huntington Beach 1400
TRADE 1n your OOat, tra.ilrr,
o·amr~·1· or 2nrl TD on !his
l"ar.lnt 2 BR .~ahavrn
Jlonll' f;! loan hi \1lk°P fll'('I'.
Not ~h11rp but at S-!I ,:JOO a
hl g. b1i.: hat"j;a1n.
Rex L. Hodges, Rltr1.
947.7575
Huntington
H arbour
VACANT
1405
·I bo"lrn1, ~ 1·a1· c<11'ai:'r. D1ri.
rm -111::111.v f'\lras. Exc<'l
<1rea. 01\ly S.lR.;)00 _ sul>1n1t
011 1rnn~. \\'1!1 cons.1der
l<'asr' Qr l<'llW oprinn
Harbour Rlty. 846.1311
.F.:•.::"cc";.;l•::;:.:n_V:_•::l;.;le:.!y _ __:_l 410
Chct·k thi•sr fc:iturcs: Jiu~ -
l.111111,\' 1001n wllh wC't bar.
fur111W dining iv01n . gnrdr"n
k 1l('hc11, J111;::c 1n;1stf'r hdrrn
sullP. :! b;1!hs. ;; p;11los &
l.irgc yard all block fcncrrl.
?il;iny, n1any rusiom !catur-
NEW 4 BR HOME
2m~ sq r1 . 7ZOO ~11 11 101.
P1·1c·p ~~1600. down ~3JOO.
Annual prrt•rntagf' rate 6.9r(,
Ser al J7~:, ~n Riranlo .'=Ii .
:vountain Valley. off \Varner
'.;: TIJJ E. of Brookhurst or
c11ll .<.::pnnghurst H o n1 e 5
962.2760.
... ~. 11 you arc looking for
s-11nclhin:; cxu-a nice, sec
t)11<; 'l!ll'.
M UTUAL REAL TY
842-1418 Anytime
$15,950
~ &11·111 2 h.ilh, Gl::ixlOO' fenced
;.,1, dol!blr g<ir<igr, cl.ctl1'ic
b111l l·ln !'ang". oven, dish·
11 ashcr. carl)cls, d!'ap\"s,
~ • .',l)r1 Jllul r·.111 _ nn o!ht'I'
2100 SQ~·. •I Br, 3 Ba, CUI·
de-sac. frpl, dining rm,
fan1. rin 11 /v-:c1 bar,
Cus1om drps .t crpts. 3 car
i:ari:;, hut:" hack yard ,I'.,
patio. ~rm.rw. Assum1: fi· ;_
Fl!,\. !Jii.~.:!tj~
BY U\\";\J,J( flllll' Sra~v11s \
11r:, "!' ~ ha. fan1 rm '1 1
i'lll t111·rlc, J·car J:dr. cpt~. p!:{;l i@lflfilllJ •lfi'"· J)('aur. landscaped ...,.,
962-4471 (:;.:: J §46..llOJ palJ(I. XJI La Granada, t·v.
XS-'':l·.o UY 0 \VNER j . -·. A~~un1c 6',~ FHA 'I Bit & hobby room or a Br.
3 Br. l Ba. 2 yrs n("w on Cul t'arn1ly r ni , exc("ptional
rl" .<;;;i.e. Drps, shag c·rritln1.:. k1h·h1•n. l11r;:l' patio. 11•alh:-
rrplc, i;;ardcn k11. ii'/Oltns, lrig dist11nc" 10 all schools,
11111.\' IHnr!sca prd & patio. 1'1:13.il Live Oak Ctrclt>.
,
HOUSES FOR SALE
Laguna S.ach 1705
4 1:1..!r. 'I. t.a, beaut VI~
ocie11.n/Oit"l1na. S3-1 ,900.
Owner 494-9'.t:\2
1707
Laguna Niguel Terr.
New :/500 .sq , Jt. J-4 & 5 Br.
hvml:"s in ocean l'lf'w anoa.
C.i.rix·tcd, front landscaped,
\\Jlh spnnkl\•rs; hltru. sett.
rleaning 011en; 3 t-..>r gararr
$.}8,750 To S61,!b0. ExceUenl
lrnancu1i.: with 1ll't'iining in.
IC'N'st r;ite fron1 1'-' ';~ to
6·'· .. ~.
Laguna N iguel Cor p.
'199.1 :!•14 j.4 7-7761
3 Bd1·., \'11'. lot, all crrted,
n<'w 1"fl111plr1e C"us. drrs -
fully !;J11rl~1·aped !·
srrinklPrs, Oc\". 6 mo.
496-2;,~7
San Juan
__s~~~1~r~no 1720 ------' 4 BR. SPANISH
C ONDOMINIUM
ldC'lllly kH'i'ltl'<! acrri~s rro111
JIO>il & rarnarla. Carj"lf'led,
dl'ilfl('d: lr1lt'l'd patio; Dou.
bl<' gar:1g,.. 11 <'fllr.v lo kitch.. ·
Pn. 1\!I blt·111s, incl. disl>-
11·;1sh<'r & 1-efng. 7 i\f1n. to
No11h A111erican Rocki1'cll.
This i~ frc simple lllll'. Pn<.~
SZS.950 11·ith FHA 5~f. 7c loan
POINT REALTY .
3 !1:.G Coasr 1111')'., Dana Point
( i I 11 .ffl!i-532.l
Apartments
For Sale 1910 .
Sll1\RP 4 u111ts near South
Coast Plaza in e.xrellent
rondit1on. rnoo annual Jn-·
comr. Priced J("ss than 7i.:
grosc. Hurry!
FOUR STAR Really
8354122
l\'F.\\' rlrizanl 2 Brlr, bl'!'alh·
taking ba:--1·1e111 11•/boat
1!r1·kin~. All hl1 ·1n kitchrn.
11 /w «pis tlu'Oughont, n1ir·
rnr 11·all. lll'ps. h;itcony.
S"<'\U'ily ;:u;irrJ<'rl. Nr11110rl
Hr;ic·h. \\'i!I tn1rlr :ll:t'>-:tl60.
RENTALS
Hous•s Furnished
General 2000
$200. 2 & DF.N Duplex
11 /boat drn•k. Adult!<. Ava il
now. Brokrr 64:'>-0J.ll
Rentals to Shire 200S I )l•('tl house &it & S11n nr l~!lll=\l!--=1='="=" ======= ~ho1vn by appo1nl s.12-:.12i.;.
177:\2 :'ltrl\uu1ry Cirri" Seal Beach 1450 \VILL Sh11rr 2 ER/'JBA
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V.A . L oan Assumption OC~:AN VJE\\I, J1kr !!!'\\.". 1·11. s1ng!t' l<'n111!r 01·Pr :\fl. l lOO
11111t SI OM Tntal D011·n ;my· 1·aot. '.l Hr,~ H;1, 80\IO:i It.I. 11111 61"-'lYiti 11f1 11 ur 11knds Ill~ llt rur th1~ 6' ~ :tnnu.d $1'!,fl()O. ()111wr ~:1-12:;9 )-...:....__:._:.• '• <i I lu,an 1~ Sl:.O:!. :-;,, h1ddo•n IAVI:: I Br :ipl ; \l •ll ~hare 11'1\h f!!'l"Mlll Ulld<'r 3(). ···"t'. Ocan ;: Brd!'()i)111, Laguna H ills 1700
ri·a•!.Y f .. r rofC'Upanc.v. Twu
J.:••tl:"OIJI' lo;illh, 1·11q>f'tl',
d1•npcs throughout. D1111hlr
~arngP. Two p;11 1os. O osl'
10 ~··hool and shopping, Scc-
'Hl<.: 1~ hc•ll,.vini;.
WE SE LL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
i&~2 Ld1ngrr
1'12.4 ;;~ Opr11 hi 9 r:-.1
$1785
11 ill lir p111d by ~ellrr for \·er
<'nin'.; l11an 01it~ta11d1ni:: ;:
l1rlrn1 1 ljx\8' fa nuly roon1,
('r:>mplrlrly rrfu1·hi.~hrd. Ov-
ror·s11.t"d 1111 1 blot'k 111 si-hoo!
Pr1c1•d tn Sf'll <Jllick. $2.'J,500
\"r!s SO dn\\n,
Katella R lty 847·6061
LIKE NEW
I· \q11,.11 r :ii IYlron '.! h;11li
1"1 .1n11~<'.in f1111nt;i1n h•11n•',
c-.11 hll. l'fll~ rlrp~. '1'1'111:\.
I••·~ ,i: !'lw 1ni. Fili\ 1";111
1\t11·11r dn p)l11lll l lnly
\.~ :.111
Har bour~ty._8~6-1JI 1
PROBATE SALE
\"Hr;.1nt. 2 :o;h1ry, ·I bd1·n1 1
l'ot •h • ,,..,.,111\r hrin1r. t' .. , •.
111 ,J ~IHI r.11. c:anl•'n kit. h.
}~1 11 •11 h. r\rl'! (• nd. ~~.~.~>(l()
P a ul J ones Realty
~17-1~1~1 1"1r~ .. ~1'!~'.':lii
$19,950 Is The Price
1:~11 .. 1 ,, 111•· r .. 1· 1111s ~!1;1 1·p
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l"l:h t; 1 lri:o11 1, ~J::I pf'1·
Ill•' 11wl11d••s all. J lug,· f»"t
,.,..-1111.~. Exrr.1 L.1ri.:r r('u1·rd
l•·11·h lu••I f•1r llll' kHf< plu<
'/'l,1.v 1111\hl' ·. 1:ri•11 p.11"1
orr ... !'11hn111 )•)Ill" s111a U
dn•\·n Jl«l'llH'r11
WE SELL A HOME
EVERY J I MINUTES
Walker & Lee
f ()R :".1lr by owner. New
V1tlcnt·1a-Lrisur;~ \Vo L' I d,
J\111111n1 2~'· R1()..6'X¥.l.
Laguna Beach 170S
HERE'S A REAL
SWINGING
HOUSE
r.111!1 nn 4 ]l'\"•'I~ !.· ;ippritr;
t ' hr .1!"1111 2.1100 E-0. f'T OF
i,r.·::..;l; Artl·:A, r .()' ,,1r-.1 111
Abrn1t $60 rno. &1&-:,r.& C.L\T.
fE.\!,\J.E 30 share 2 Bl't, '.2
BA 11 1!h sarne. Pool l.t. ratio.
i\111~1 l1kr doi::s. !lfiS-3193
LA IJY Jn shun: Bluffs home,
NA. r1·1v_ ba1h. kit & laun-
dry pnv. 644--0J.69
\\'ILL sharl' w11.lerlr11 n1 ,
hoinr, 11•/ rrsponsiblr male -'"·
11r frn1<1lr. SIOO mo. 645-21i97
<;lf,\Hf; Ar! 11·11h b1rly t.Ptw.
<i~" .',()..1;:1, no ;U.·nholics
p!ea~I' ~l'l~~'lSO aft .~ ~·J
111,11.·1· r :1t:::u11.1 "''·11 .. 11 n:..; Newport Beach 2200
\\'ID!·: I.OT \\' 1171 FT. OF 1----------
HU,\IJ ,.-r;o:--;T,\(;~: OCEAN front h0 1ll'C. 2 BR. 2
:'"l'RA\\'l.IN(; 4 BEDR:'-1. t.· RA. Deluxe, .l'<ird &. patio.
f)f.N t'LOOR PI...\N, SEil· S2:>0 i.1ntcr. 673-l!OAA
\'IC'ED B\' ~·, BATfls.lc==========
SEP,\ RATE DINING P..\1, Ba lboa 2300
hghlrd hy Tiffany 1·han<lt'· ----------'"'~
h<'r. ~·orn1al l1v. 1·n1 h;·~ LEASE, FURNISHED
\\' '\V c.iq){'t1nc. .\1.\~Sl\'l:: Pcn111~ula, 45' l}ay Jmn1age
.'=l'O:\lt;; fJRr·:J'L1\Ct~. f1>"ln1 11·1nnar 2·.l'lnr.. ;, BP. 4
fl,'J.;11· to !'rdu1g fl r'<·al A.\ rilu~ :-111rn·m.,r·~ dre~~·
·~!('In" l\!Tnrr:N 111\S ,\LL 111~ r111 ,1· ~h'l11· .. r. F'ron1 all
1:L'ILT !'.\" 1:.\.\CI·: .I. O\' rl11"• 1"11<:h1111.:h,..r, rjl~f"'Slll,
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l·",\:;r 1!1\H. $.· !·:XTJ:;.'\"Sl\.'E I liol .,, 'n, t•l,..Cl1'1,· ~!•Jl/'f',
II'!' or gl.1ll'r[ till'~, !<l'Jlil!'rtlo• hrnilrr & l'C'lllS,l;(>r-
Tho• ln1<.'l'r )!•1 ,.1 f.,111111.,.,~ I" La1.1n1try rrn. ,\u1nmatic
~J'\('HJt ':-> 1:1:.«1~1·;,\TJO:'>/ j::ar.1gc "IX'nr1" Yearly or 11r::x. \\ 1T11 _,\,,'-Q\!~Y 11·intrr r.1.:.2mq.
\\",\I.I,$, 1·.-.l:..U BRICI\
t·r1:~:PLAC1<, Sl1d11lj! :.1t1•.~
"aU 111,,r nrcno; 10 n •ar P<•·
11 ... Tiu<: f;1hlll0 1U<: 11<ltnc IS
.in 11111~1 11nrlin t \"al!Jr <11
544,500 FULL PRICE . ..:r,r: 'J'()r J,\ y ·
I ,f I\[•, "J'l l~JQl{l{l)\\''
MISSION REALTY
:i.~, -~' (".1;1~1 1111.v. 1,.i1:1111a
Phone f 714 ) 494-0731
FOi: S,\LE By U1111<'r·
Sa r r 1 f 1 1· "· lcav1/1i; /111·
f·.tir(>J)!' I It\ 111 !' rl I a !(' I y,
Lido Is le 23$1
~E\\"LY fll"c. chf'rrrul, .1 BR,
2', R1\ rurn \\"1n!l'r rrntal.
1 ~1.11 b:ll-l'.\:12
---.cc--~~~ • ru1 II I BR. J 8 1\. Con-
lt'111p. 11<'1vly clrr O!rn~ .. Avail
llOI\\' \'~':11"iy. li\.\i 621-7]()!1 ------\\ INTr:1; Lt~1\~t'.' '}. on.
dru, 2 h11th honu·. O\o peL~.
r,7;,_i;').10
235S
Custorn lu1i11 11ood & ~lass f l!RN 4 BR. J BA. 11i n!er or
h"usr. l/cran & canyon yrly, 11 3 Pl'11r1. 0]'l('n hou!<e
1·1c111. \\'all to w a l J rri, $at & Sun. 6i3-8071 or
r;:irpio11n~. bu 1 11 -~ n s & r,7;...n~1
f1N.'rila~·"-2 lk-droon1, 21 -~cc-'~~~----ll~lh<:. !fpiq111' C('Jhll'll l'!ll)n. ~ENfALS
(JJ•l-.N llOl J.':1·: :-;a t & sun Houses Unfurnisshed
71;,~ l·:d111grr 11.·., ll'f'••kdays aflrr 6 '.l.'.·I General 3000 ~t~-t ti?. Opr11 t1l !I P:-.1 :0.1 1 r a tn a r . Lag Bch.
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HAFFDAL REALTY
842-4405
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rt.ACE REALTY 49-l-9i<» * County of O range
1\UCTION OCT. :101h, 1%.'I
~~356 Ston1ng1r111 r.d • Thl'f"('
flrrh .in•a. 11 Roon1·l Bath
Open llouse 0<'1. 70, ll ani-2
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3 BR, 1 BA, "·lw rrplf:,
rlrps. hl!n!<, p11 t10. fncrl, 3
yn; old ocean vu.,,1. in1n1ac.
S32,;,oo. ~71 4\ 4!l l-6~C6
180 DEGREE VIE\V LOT
o! 11•h11r watrr & ro11~tli11c,
~mn11 but lc.l"rl. ~71 !l."iO \\"r!h
S1.f'lll0 drown. h:il ;ii $85 mo.
Alt due 3 yrs. Brokrr
.\!17-1210 1'.'17-l~t
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t.aiz11na. L;iri::,.. !a1n1Jy hon1e
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CLE1\N :! Bed1Yl01TI. 1 Bath,
nirr RN.'a. Jmn11'd1atc pos-
i'il'S.~inn. Reasonable $165
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WE SELL A HOME
EVERY 31 MINUTES
Walker & Lee
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* * * 32.SO Cotta Meu 4100 1111 ... lallnd 4355 Coato -5250 Ito.ms h r lltent 5'95
Sl T~. 3 BR. Wxe yd. Sto\f' i BR unt., ff'fnf .• t:pt~ .. STI..JOJO Apt, crpt~: unl pd. four School Tt achtri
5100 Cerone d1I Mar -------
d•pd 1°~ I Qui nJ ., I i\I ERRL"d AC WOODS dr!)ti. Cf11Jd1·en OK. Bier. • · ......., mo. e1~ tt pen;on o Y· ,~r rv1ne Shatt ntw S. Baytront 4 Br, 1 R ~34-6980 Corbln-rttuun 67>1&12 &r 17th, $100. 6Q....O!i3S 3 Ba, btaut. dtc0ratf'd, f•Jl-An l!':.:cltlnr new conctpt In B rear houist-. Stove, luxurious apt. llvilli:-1·2 ttfria. A: ntw carpels.
Slti. 2 BR, 11,i Ba Town-t BR. . homt "'/pool • 2 BR furn, Hdt pool, i ame 1a111\c bay view with i;and BR., J baths with EVERY 2 BR. 2 ba., j113t completf'd.
boUR. l'ado. R I 0, ""/w, panoramic vlt-w: P r' v . rm. Adu.JU only, no pelJ. btach •I your door5ltp. $400 C\NCEIVABLE f"EATURE. CMp .• drapts. dish~her,
d-•-B'-.. ,~ ~".," beacht&. Ag•ot 67l-""""' 646-M2~ rno. 67~7j bit •-· ·... ,.,-~ '~'' 1st Units avaUa ble Nov. ht. -uu.
NORTH Tu~tln. lmmt die.lt $Th Bach. Rtfnz. !lot plate. 2 BR. 2 IJA a.pl . 100' trom Starung et $140, Adult11. 425 J BR. l ba. Brand ne'>I". B!tin
poi;s. 4 Bi". 2't B1' 2·100 IQ. Huntington Beach 3400 Utll pd. \\'on1an on I y . beach. $225 yearly lease. !llenmac \Vay (juit Eai t oI d l11h\\·asher, cpti;, drapes,
ft, $3.'iO f)f'r ino. S.1~~8;)6 642-ID46 ,'~'~;..~;~"'='~~~~---2600 llarbor Blvd.) perlo.
l BDR 2 hqths \11th family l BEDROO,\! lll"£t. ldtaJ for QUALITY 2 Br furn apl, no 673-6050 Don Franklin Rl tr . 673-1222
roon1 -arta new paint. bachelor. Pool. $1:1">. 1993 •·hildttn or pets. $200 mo ----------NEAR Ocekfl 2 Br. unlurn
3100 drape5, \\'/w crpts, prestige Church St. 5-18-96ll yrly. Ph. 673-6945 ORLEANS APTS /\pt. Bltn11. ~1v crpts &
area clo.i;e to sc?°°ls. $250 DLX quiet attn.cl. 2 f!R. Im· JOAN IE'S lnt'l apt. ~nta.ls • <.Jrp~. No pe t1 or children,
LAr.GE 2 BR plus den, 2-car ino. f«-fs. 846-J57J maC", adults, no pet~. yd . &:. awap!!. Hardesty Real $200 mo. 117~ or 673-1841
:arai;"e. pool, large f•nced 3 Bk. 3 Ba condo. 1r11.ttrfront cart>, Privacy. $16J. 67>-4&9 Estatt. 675-2&66 3 BR avatl. AdUlts only. 1'1n. Ca ~ty. Ag-t .
yll.td. Trre·llned s Ir e r I . Hunt. Harbor \\ith 32' 11l!p.,/z===="='===='= 1741 Tu sli l1, Costa l'>!eKll LARGE 21 ~ BR + 2 baths,
\\"•stclill shoppin.:. 4 9 l 1ennls cotu1 t. pool ~00 mo. !'llir. r.irs. Carson, 64.2-46.f.1 blk to ~ach, bltin ~love k
Flo11rr SL l'.22:. ( 2 l 3 ) lease 84G-2z:?j Newport Beech 4200 Huntington &each 4400 dls!l\vhr, cpts J d11>s. No
:i74--ti301 lsfiiB~s::-. 2,1s.;a:-,i1r;;,~"'·~"~'~""~'~';,;; .. :, 11 __ :________ pf'tli. $2:5 1'10 yrly. 310~~
-I BEDROOj\1 unfurru~hM . & drps, ne11r school &, '.':e\\-l'll:'l'I. Beach QU IET & BEAUTIFUL f , Tri~. 67~~9
Suiltins, ln.111 lrttS, cUl dt ocean. OR 3-I!n or ('V('S GRAND OPENING 2 BR, pool, util pd , S200 mo. airway Villa Apts J BR . 2 Ba. laundry room,
sac 101. .\2.iO per mo. Ll 8-tl20i, IMMEDIATE AdultJ only, No peti;, 17676 bl tns, dish.,.,'aihtr, nt 11• shat:
~n~lurl1ng .:;a.rdcner phont l BR dtn, z Ba. crpts, OCCUPANCY I =C=•=m=•=ro="=·='"'='·="="=··===~ I Nl!'ar Or11.n1:e Co Airport A crplJ, no pets, prtt cpl.
SLEEPING nn11 $30 ""'k. l
BR w/kilehf'nette $45 \\'k.
Htated pool. Mald u rvice,
450 Vicloria , nr Harbor .
BACHELOR'S Roo1TI. $60.
nio. Incl utU. no cooktnr .
A\all now. ~Tan on I y
61l-J l~8
ROOJ\.t for 11·orkinl' man "ith
or 11·ithoul cookin11: Priv'1.
Nice loc1tion. fi..12-03..'>fi
SLEEPING roo1n tor nian,
pvt home & entr. By mo.
only $35. 15'13 Oranre. Cf\1.
sc:, \VK & up 11•/ kitchr-;n.
$30. \l'k studln apt. 2376
Nev.-port Blvd. 548-9755.
NICE clean room f o r
employf'd man. Costa f\leu .
6-12-7920
PRIVATE EntTlJlce nr ba.th.
J\1f'n only. $j0 J)fr mo. Call
brlore noon 5-tS-3696
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SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL BORN SWAPPt•s
Sptclal Rate
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PHONE 642-5671
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5'1.>---18·19 drps, frnced yd, cloSI" tn Lit-.;ury eardrn apartments UCJ. Adcl1s only. 20122 ,~l~'-'>~--'-'""'~'-"-----
ON Back Bay 3 Br mod. 5Chools &: beach. .S21J. o!frring complf'tf' privat'Y. Orange Cou11ty 4600 Sant.a Ana A\·t. ~0-7796 COROLIDO Apt11. 2 BT Motels. Trlr. Crti. 5997
home. Ne•1 ly painttd, crpl!i. 847-4036 bP.Etuliful landscaping & un-~tudlos. somt \1'/trplcs. S180
500 &q. t1 . .-a bin on 2•; arrcs
1n Yut'ca Valley. 32100 rqty,
\\'attr l:. t lt c., butane 1a11k.
Tn de tor f'&r, boa.I. aJly-
thlni of value. 6-12-4446
Lake Jsalxlla, 6 unfurn '.!
BR rentals; s~s.coo f"P,
135.000 cq. \\'ant : Coau &J
1.rea ho111e or Condo. Own ..
~r (n~l :ij6-2'677
"69 Dull(' Bu:a, P1nc-ak~
r n.:. Ytllow body, no .... ·ered
high IOfl. "1al $22Cl'.l. Tnd.:
tor '67 or '68 El Carntno or
r.an1·ht 1.., Aft 4, 67'S412:J
a~k lor John
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Beaut. appt"d. Priv. pa!io.
pool: nr'hay, Val. S32.51le.
Eq1y roi· T.D .. <.-'ar. r 1UT1perl
or '?? 01l'ntr 646-6654
!<tovt"'. RPsp. ptl'ITI. adults. 2 BR duple:'\. $120. Nr. Hn\g paralleled rtcl"'t&flonal facil-SINGLE adUIL,, J1Lxury i llr· NE\\' 2 BR. 1 BA, i;h11i:: a·pt. & up. Also pe-nthouse $2'20. \VEEKLY rates Sf'll Lark
Yard n1ainlainf'd . SHIJ. 2485 lnltrComm. H 0 11 fl i 1 a 1 . hies ln a rounuy club a!· den apts, ""'/full r~creation Drps, dishy,·hsr, patio, bt11.m Pool & patioa. 673--3378 t.lotel, 2301 Ntwport Blvd.,
Tustin Ave. No pets. 962•827~ afl 6 pm \l'krlys. n~o~phert. Now leasin( in facilities & romple1e pri· ttiling, frpl r. gar. Adults, 1 BR unf. Alt utll pcl. Stovf', l~C~o~'~"~";':~~=====
0 f\ie1''""rt Beac'i vacy. South B11y C1ub Apts. no ptls. $16:1. 26ao Eldrn, 1 · d 11~ $10~$120 LDER l BR. 1 4 BR To.,.,·nhouse Near hf>a<"h I": • . 277 ::-. Brookhursl, ,\na-rt r1c, cpts, rps. ...., mo. Adult. Nf'w l\'f\I', rllng,, 2 pools, clubho~~P. LEASE-Furnished or unfurnished "" !;;7·0062 after 7 pm &· Sun. r.latutt adult. 67;>..5359 Gue1t Homes 5991 __ ....:..;.;c rerr1~ .. drps, P11110, garege. :l3&-li97 . r.todels opco 9 am to 9 pm heim CTI41 7Tl-4500 $160. :1 BR, trp!c, p11 !lo,
r-;0 pe ts. :.1&-1098 · R.en!s from .$155 10 $310. rrptd, dqKI, garagt, 1.dul!~. UNF"U RN or partly furn 1 PRIVATE room in hcensrd Cabin Cruiset· sedll.II ll.6
Tieters. Chi")"•ler n 0 ya l
•ni ·· solid le turn kty N"ady.
rr111de tor late modtl Carl,
;am per. mob ile home or ~
)62-9677
~\l;irhl" 1ablt , 8 rhair~'. hut.\
fr1 , stort <."Ounter. hirrit yf'
n1aplc rltt~.wr, surfboard. J
\\"ant rerria. or elec. rlove
or ~ :J.16-1!!90
~~------~. 3 BR. 11; BA. bllins. rrpts. OAKWOOD Garden Grove 4610 •1g9 o 1 c r.1 711 54S--S;;OI 3 Br, rrpts, drps, blt-1ns, drp•. 1220 ""'r mo. JO':'~<> ------• g e, · · ' :
Br. i;:a raae apt. board k care hon1e lnr
•• ~ Sl"GLC Ad I f or 2ll: 597.5227 • 67:>1118 *" tl dl!'rl y :f'nt1 r-m e n.
Mar So. CoBst Pl1Ua. S250 Kukui Dr, H.B. 962·3610. GARDEN '' "' u 1 1 ... ll.\ury mo. lt>a~e. ~-.4G-57f19 Eil1'1en 1.p1s 11• 1th coun-OCEAN 8 1-el!'ze Apts: Lt e 3
LARGE 2 Br eastside, p8tio Huntingto n APARTMENTS l.ry l'lub a nitosphere and BR, l ~f. BA . bltins, crpts,
Ii: enclosed garg. s140. Hirbour 3405 1700 Sth Strt-et con1plete privacy. SOUTH drps, no pf'ts. 2 i-hlldren OK. l----------~5-2655 -~-::-~T~l4~'~""'='~::.:_:l1~0~~-BAY CLUB APTS 13100 $1 60. n1o. 5-15-3215 2 BEOROO~t ::? bath, cpl$,
_ 3 + STIJOY Sharp. Uase Chari n1an Ave., G a r d en 2 BR ap!. blt lns, crpts & dl'apes. buU t-lns. Best loca·
$225-4 BR, 2 ,BA, bltns, <.Tp!s, "''i!h option" .$400 nionth. $30 WEEK & UP Grove (n4l 636-3030 drps. Gar. Adults, no pets. lion. l blk. to 5 Point slotts,
fenced. \I a.!k lo iclUs. FOU R STAR R E ALT y l Br ' B B h '1 "d 227" Pomona. "''" 3164. $1 30 li p. t \trnished &. un· Lf'a.se. 54G--87J9. . . ' • r. ac . " Ill ser-L B h 4705 < ~ 83;>4422 Vh':e, TV & pool. agun1 eac SfUDIO _ 2 Br, new crpl~ lt lur nishtd. &12-78J,.J o r
$225. l BR, fm nl'I, 2 811., THE BAYCLJFF E ux~ .. h A N d bl I I 842-8303. i701 E!l ~s. Apt . D. hi! f 1 Chlldre o K F · y II l D L Lo c . pt.. o. rps, tns. carpor • poo . ns. rp r. n · · ount11n 1 •Y 410 N ,_, ""d •· ,-,·v ""~ No "hild •••• "10. '"" ""96 LA RG£ :: BR. 2 Ba., Broker 645--0111 4:>.l . Nl'"ll!JIOrt Bl vd. '"" •" ... ·• ' · '·"" ·• ... .... .....,.....,., 646-3265 deck, \'\\'-· 1 blk bch. & $l30 2 BR upper. bltru;, crpli , fireplace $1!.~ mo. Al so new
•COTTAGE. 1 Br. all util BEAUTIFUL 2 Story 3 ""'"'"'c'"'"',...c:-:c=;:.-~-shop., Adult, Sl45 mo. d no,,.,, ~·IV \\'U··~" l BR $125. !\tar OctVI, pri.
pd. Re!rig. ri;love $140. No btdroom 2 bath home. Ex· :_. ' LE Adu l I s Luxury 494-9982. rps, · '""° · ........ deck. i •r. 2028 l 4t h
pets. 545-6294, 540--2~-ct ll t nl •~•-Near r;chool. garden arts 1\1Lh ('Oun-St. a4~r-0760 536--1319, 6i3-17M
LEASE "'/opt to buy. Home $725/month. I year lease. ll"y ~lub atmosphere a nd 2 BR. 2 b11 lnxury furn apl. 7 BR, cpts, drps. bltns. Util 2 Bedroo1TI, 2 bath, cpts,
_. . E A-'· \"" •-t. 8,1_-::;19 0 ,. compete privary. SOUTii Pool, Mach, .$300 mo. pd. Sl:'!J. Adults. no pets d 1 ill B 1 "'/sml rent.., 1n rear. -~., '" ni • _, • BA y CLUB APTS . Sterling Really 494-7529 rapes, JU -ins. !st oca. "d -1 hi nol" 646-210-53&-4j58 •• t 1v1ne at I' • -5"1~7677, 968-1740 lion. l blk lo ._ Point >lo·••. ll t . 40 ag 111.. ..> 16th. J\'e11·1X>rl Btarh. 608 1\1. Coast ~1\·r ...... i;: Bch '"' • ~ F: ( l BR, 1•-/w, drps, i;ill", pool. $140. up. Furrushed & un-Sl ~. 2 8~·.1~'eience~ Yd0 K· 2200 SQ fl 3 BR 2 baths, 7141 64:)...-0.jj(J Dini Point 4740 Ulil pd, adults. no pets. furnishtd 6 4 2·:.!8:;5 or
i i e. ~ pe . l&rre upstairs bonus room. \\'ATERFRONT, New p I . $12>-SJ:':iO 548--0336 842-8303 7701 EUi~ Apt D
Broktr 64>-0l ll \Valk to Element=rv & Hi Island. Beaut. l0"e. dupl.,, I BR w/pool. Ltase. No
1163 JS9 -~ h Sll5 Pt r mo. 2 BR. l sn1&1l * BEACH BLUFF * 2 BR house. mo. School Fan1ilir5 on I y "·ct ar, lnrlry, ga~. boat ch1ld~n. Sl j,j. child 01{. No ptts. Blt·ins, Nf'W 2 & 3 BR, 2 BA. f nrc-
Rochester St.. Cf\t. SZ75/mo. Ag! 5-16--11 41 d Qi-k -\\'inttr or longer. *" 499.20JJ * crpl<, clcps. 538-!H62. Aft 5. _.. · d h "-· Adults, no pets. 673-7861 or L'U air, & 1~·s"'"· p1 Uo,
Mesa Verde 3110 Santa Ana Helght1 3630 18031 6!17-8384 RENTALS l BR '1'/w crpts, dT"f>S, bltns. pool, ''ie11" l & 2 i;tory.
Apts.. Unfyr1;1lshed 1-2 chUdttn ok $135 mo. Nr \Val k to 5 Point Shops.
11'!r.1ACULATE 3 BR 2 BA EXEC. home 5 BR. 3 Ba. B E AU TI F' U L L Y furn. schls. 962-305:! 847-3957
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•mtly room, 2 lire.pla~s: Cpts, d1jJs .. f'lec. blt-ln~. ISpani.s hl 2 BDR apt nf'ar General 5000 NEW LUXURY I & 2 BR Ho· g H°'pltal s h I 2 BR, S1ove, Crpts, drps.
d'.'h""R'. ho•, -. vered patio. Sl&l Incl. gardtner 546-6740 11 -'u · eue ~·• PATIOS • BA" ~NIES
l,_50 " m"' 0 _' eai'·" 1 lo• , __ /z==='======o/ $195 mo. Jnri. 4201 Hilaria frplc. dlshwhr, d!!po....... · "" ...... v
' " \V 642 38. VENDOME Adul!.11. no pPts. !\.o\.">-2181 ADU LT L;VlNG pninlment. 847-7004. Laguna Be1ch 3705 ay. --4 " SURF'SIDE CHALET "==='=======-/;--~:-.:--::::-::::::.=::::: $125, I BR clean, quir t, beaut 2 BR. $135 mo. Crrts. dl"fl6. 8262 Atla.nta, ~2800
N B 3200 I BR -r-sep_ !'Jeeping rm, I u r n . N r n111 r k e 1 _ l;\P.llACULATE APTS: r11ngt. pri\"ate patio. Also 2 l;;;"w;;;;po;;;;cl;;;;;";;;;c;h;;;;;;;;;;;;;.I crpls, drps, t1:ruout.
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Frplc, \\"asher/rlryer, g 11. r a Ii: e . ADULT & F Af\llLY BR furn. 613-71 78. PDNTAl..BA G r a c 1 o us
l• range · rrlri~. \\alk lo Prrler older y,·oman. 1922 B SECTIONS AVATLABLE l BR. i;:ara;i:t. applianC'!il. secluded living. :i.tra. larcf' l
• /. h!'a('h !.· 5hops $165 nio. incl \\"allace Close to ahoppin11, Parle Q · d It Br, frplc, clostd a:ari. .._. ~=~~~-~~-~ • Crpts, drps. u1rt a u s. Adult~ $l:l0. 962•1446 TO\\'NHOUSE urn. 6"il-4982, .; 12.J. _ 1-BR 1, .. BA 1.:umpl !urn 30. *" Spacious 3 Br 'i , 2 Ba $125. 2~9 Orangr. :>48--1'.:60
Adul1s only. 2 B<lnns .. ~ 2 BR unfurn. Lovely view. trlr. laund./shllT rm. Ulil • 2 Bedrooms 2 BR, <'ncloscd P a t io , bath.~. Splil-)e\·tl, A\·aLI. Oct. ll;~rth f'nd. Aduhs. 1 child. pd $8:l nio. f;in~lr per. Priv •$\vim Pool, Pul/irt'f'n Newport Be1ch 5200 I 11·a..,hing lacil. Adults only.
lJlh, ~275 Prr f\lonth . $2ZIO n10. heh-Bayshort Pk. 5..1.~3$63 * Frpl. lndivllndry fae"is "'E\VPORT BEACH Villa I~·="~''=·~"'~'~""-'~'~~~--la & Beach Strrli~i:; Rea,lty • ~'.\.l-2."i79 RENTALS 1845 Anaheim Ave. ,, STUDIO Apt, l BR. 2 BA, •l l I I 608 N. Coas Hwy . ._.i: Bch PROPERTIES \\'EST COSTA ?.IESA 642·2824 Apt. Exclusive sert1on, tux-bf'ach. Adu.Its. 21!1 Lllh St. ea ty, nc. ury Livini:;: larie htated No. 7. HB
:I01 Dovrr Dr .. NB Sui!e 126 Condominium 3950 67:>-1641 • RENT e pool, Penthousr. v ; r 1v _
645-20)) £\·ts ::>IS-6966 $137.50 BACHELOR 11.pt. utll f;pac1ous l BR, 2 BA, v.·et
LARGE l bdrm Condo. Shag pd. Crpts, drps, bltini, pool. l Rooms Furniture bar. irplr. R.ll elf'r. C!'lll!'(,
C H ,\ R f.-11 NG Oceanfronl rp!s, dishwa!her, drp11. 11.J 1575 P l;,.Cf'nlia . $25 & UP <lrris. Adults. no pct!. ~375
home. :; BR, ~p11c l1v rm h3th. Patio. gar. 968-76:?2 mo. \\"estcllfr Villas, No. 8. ,,, 11 " Pi". Roomy kit /==========/LARGJ:: I-Br. <1pts., nicely J\fonth-To-l\lon ih Rentals p 01,_2,96 1 1 ., , ,_ turn :"\r. bay. $140-$150 \\'[DE: ~ELECTJON hone v ., or app .
2 BR. childrt'n t:. pet ok.
Cfllts. d rp~. l"lllngc, ear.
SU:J. mo, 96"1-7637
2 Br duplex. carpets. drapes.
i,:lfJ\'r & rcfrii . Sl:!Zl mo .
J36-.J963 .,.,·/bllins. Avocado • h 11. i;: Mission Viejo 3708 fii.->-iBit; or 40)4.gij:l llf'RC FurnHure Rentals DELUXE:! &. l BR <l·PLEX
crpt ! hr u o u t. P1tio PTS 1180 1220 2 BR •· 1 D w/cab8na . Jdtal loc, nr Bt:AUTfFUL v [I! w. al· DU PLE X 517 \V . 19th. Gf $-IS.34Sl A . 10 mo. · Uniurtl ap . rps, crpt, · I Id " I A du I ts -i\ltditerr&nl!'an b!tlns. Ltia sr. achJs. $350 mo/yrly. {21JJ 1r11c!1\'c yr o -BR, '-· . ., $1 3-l. 7 BR ~-pi t ..... R/0, p k L'.. ~,~ .-1,
698-3627 BA. Frplc. bltin bookcases, 2 Br near bay. 6o .. -688n \\'/\\'. drps, Singles O.K. Vill.1gr-; (llf'hind iar iuO /-===*=~==·='='===;
f II I, d tt •O TRA l'ER f d I 1. Blrlg lfosr1taJl 4l j() Pa1rice
IT U' 1 • u y cTp '" nis .... ~~ mo. .... ~rn. a u I p11.r... Bkr 53-l-ti980 ,~ DEJ.JGJ F ... \\'altr ront ., lse .-237'/1 Calli! Hagar. Pool, \1"a!f'r !.:. i::as pa id. ------~----~R~rl~.,~N~'B~-~·~1'~·~1~::.:.7 __ _
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B1:·. 3 BA . J>0051 l, tf'n
1
nis ... c~h1· Shown by appt nnly. Cilll Sf'nior citizen. .$100 n10. SAl'1l. ,2
11B1R3 · a'ro"k·A~~~!~ n °11K1'· BACHELOH. apt, cmployf'd T --"-'_11_" __ _
• iJ mo. ' eps o '"' · 837~937. 5-1!}-()l·lll or 646-1 14:; ''11 ' r• .,.,........., 11dul! only . .$7.i. 1216 \V. THE ASPENS
5640
8,13--6106 or 644-2838 AJ t 5 ~~~~~-----•~~--------RB.lbo.! Bh·d. 6 7 ~'. 1 ! 7 6. pm. RENTALS 7 Br. furn . v\e1v ocea n "-bay. Cotta M91a S 100 1 ~i6J2 V.'Wiam St.
"ARBOR Higha.nds 3 BR. 2 Apt1. FurTiiahed Ut1l. paid. g/l.rg. 182.> &.!boa ----------4~-9t~i,} Tuslln's prt'slia-e addrf'!~s
,--. B'vrl. $16;1 00.~179J NEVER 2 BR, 2 BA, CID. patio. Adult living. no pt-ls BA. crpl!<, drps. bHins, 1n-General 4000110~=.C.C-.'=-OC,,,-'---lrplc, dlsh'<'·hr-Nr \\"estcll!.r .'ihai: Cllrfl"'ls
f11!'lt O.K., no pe!11. l.e11~f'-· ~BE A t\fROJ\Tl-l,\l!!racll\c-Plz. 166.l I rv In e_ $200. Total ti ir cond:tioninl'
.S'.?90 mo. 111cl g(lrdel')('r_ T he GORGEOUS J\e\v • r, glll"ll)':t", ul urn. BEFORE Arlulls~ For Appt 642---02:19 Unlurnished a-18-66~0 or ~7·1346 VAL D'IS ERE * &i2.3129 • QCJ-:,\N f"'ROllt'T 1. '.!. I..· :: bd 2 BR 11pper, crpts, t:lrp!, Gymna<-iun1& l.: Sauna.~ ~BR, l BA To.,.,11hou.o;c . Pool. :::ingl-1 br-2 br. f-'Urn -unf. rn1' \\'INTER Rl::l'\TAL. h\·ed in. Br;ind nl'\\' 311\ ~1ovr k rrlrig. SlfiO )'rly. Ari1nm,.nt~ from Sl:fl
rrrlc, rxtr11~. N t "" 1 y S.1u11i1. Act'y Am, Billia rd~ 673-8088 home~ Pr1v11!e pallo lh 1ng. -~6'=:>-~""8:::::_ ____ ~~ For in[orm.!tion ~5-6687
rlccora1ed. $2ij. A E e n I Thrrapy /,,. 45· pool, BBQ• '========== 1'\"ar i).,11,,..h k s!'IOn.pw. All SllO. BRAND Nk:IV! .1 '" ,-" 4 BR, 1'3 BA, i11ud10. l b1k 64~13"2 n~ •· B 1 :?fJOO Parsons Rd. &i7-R6i0 N•wport Hgt•. 4210 \\" ..... ("al")K'UJ\6, drapes, pri· IMnl beacti. \"ear!y. Call SP\ ~'."'',sHBEDVRILOOLA,_c,,_: r:?'i:.i YRLY lse. ""'c..: ay. " 3 BDROOl\t 1' 1th vie"''· SljO --1·att J1v1n~ 6~~2'~;,,.J " •
BR. J!' BA. 1600 sq 11 , no rir mo. l.ease. Near new + C\e;i.n 1 or 2 BR T •:; BP.-2 BA-lrplr,, plu!> ;-.:::_:c:,:_~=~~ 15 Air 1·onrl . rane\led v.·all~. IZ"!
llrtd BFIO. Open bt:am ctil·
1n;.~. Pn\'11Ce patios &
balcon1Ps
f)('I S. rtls requil't'd &.13-3-110 f'lvic ct'n!tr. \\'alk ( o Adults. no pc!". 2.4~1 F.. \61h e 7 BR·:? B,\-pa tlo~ YRLY 2 BR Sl?;, 4 BR S2 ·
• I B• \ BI I I I Crpt~. rlrp~. &lo1·e k rttrla.
3 •s. 2 911 _ A-rrame. Nrar Ca.thol1c st hooL rho n t' ~'. 3J3j 1110, 11p. 616-1~01 r.· , -<" IL\r si ng" o C . A t H N'I pt1~. 645--:.soo beach. Yrly l<-r. $~7j n10. ~A6-S640 Ba<k Boy 4240 · ors1ca n p . omes '· BR. 2 BA, lge. SJ7j. Lt;u;e. V!LLA VJ (;-;"TO
'.':·l'.i \\'. l~t . Tustin ~38-9;>:;0 CllY"-"ood Riiy 5-IS-1790. $12i. LGE I Er. dishwa.!.her,,I ----'-------SUNFLO\\'l:".R 11\"E . No pels
$2;) YRLY 1st , s8ck Bay, 3 iar, drt"k . Priva!r. Broker REALLY QUIET.CLEAl'-i 2 Bh1n S )J al11 & Bristol " 6~~-449, "
BR. l·'i BA. HiOO sq It. nn 5:>.4--6980 Br. l '"..! Ba. Pool, 11-dulls t.o .. :atffi ·~ rn\Jc I::. QI ~uth
pct&, refs required 833·3•131). Sllll. NEi\T bllch a pt. \\' lk SlOO. 2;;10 511111;1 A 11 a CJa.i! Pll'lt<t $-111)pp111g Ct:nler
====='=====j to hcach & ~hoppina;. B~.1 ~6-l=''='='!l~=''====== Call 54~l973
N I H • ... , 3210 ~•c:.nl\I 1--· / :.:.:•w;:s:po;:c.:• _·ccc';_,'9'-'--'---1 <n....-v Coron• del Mir 4250
OCEAN k OOy view. 2 Bdrm. $155. 2 BR, clo~ lo oce11n. ,
Cpts., drps. GR rage. Adults EllCJ'd gM. Av;ul TIO\\'. Bkr 1 Br furn. near ghop g. $1~~
onl y. Sl7J month. 534-6980 mo. 602 llehotrofll!'. &t2--32!i.i
Graha m Riiy. 646-2414 or 673-711 1
Ne11r Ne.,.,,,ort Po~t Ofl lcc Coat• Meu 4100 1'c~O~R~O~L~1~oo=~A-,~~-,~B~,-,7tu-,~,,
$30 00 Wk U '"'"-1210. 2 • 3 BR UNITS
University P•rk 3237 • • P 673-3.~7K all with fin!places,
----• ~tudlo k . 1 Br Apt!;. "1 BR. '.! Ba. nc11r ocean, pool dishw11.Sher11 &: l bat~. Lta ~t : 3 Br. 212 b a · •Kitchen k TV incl. k clubhoulit' P.t'ntal !ltanarcr -
to1\nhouse. Nr. school. SlOO e Phone Sl!'rvice & Pool 642-2878 f\fr:s. Oiristtensen
H a rbor H•lghta Four
CONSTRUCTION
JUST COMPLETING
mo. • !ltaid .wrvice avail. 3117-A Cinnamon Ave. 1 BR. 21 z ba. :..lnt loc. SJjQ e Dll~', wttk & J\lonth COZY 2 Br., ~\. Ground
New port H gt•. L1gun• Nlgu•I 5210 5707
~~!ALL 2 Br uppf'r. 2'JO:J
Broad. U!ll p11 1d. '100 mo.
Su\l ;\b1r for older couple.
~~·S!l-1.'i
4 SDR., 3 bf\ . centr&I 1·ac.,
llweep lighting, Sl2~ a
n1on!h. \\'atrr paid. 31741
111le floya l Drivf'. 4!16-1879
Dan• Point 5740
E11t Bluff 5242 --"--------DELUXE 2 BR. 2 BA , ocran e NEW DELUXE e view. Htri J'IOOI. Lease. Rtl!i.
, Br. 21; ba apl. for lta!lf: S165. 49S-205:i
Jncl. spac. ma~tr. 11uHe. din REAL ISl A·rt:
i-m. & dbl. attra.&"t. auto. Goneral
door opentr av11.il. Pool i
rec, ans. Nr. Calhollc Rtntal1 W•ntH
0 1urch. Adulta. M ptls. 5990
Amublatory only. 54S-:i223
5999
2 Bdr., r.-.;. cond., Vl•11',
choice art11. 11unny pallo,
ni\n. yd. main. $275 YT-lse.
4!H-1401
WANTE D in1mtd .• aaru:e
for stor1ae; N'pt., CdM or
Co&ta ?-.1tu 11.rea. 67~96
Storage rarait l~j
:O' :;: 25' x 10' hiii;h
Schwortr 673--26~
GARAGES -10:;:2()...l0ll:15. Sl:l
t: S20 mo. N!!ar OC airport,
Pal1sar!t ll Rd. :J.1S-::.044
Income Propertv 6000
Cocoa, Florida 3 BR hou~e ..
elliclency 11pt ·+ pool &
/rplc. S71.500. )1 ~';'a FHA.
'900) t<t. \Vill trade up for
H.B. homr. Rltr. 89-NJll
Operating resr.ura.nt i21.soo
Trade lor homt or TD!.
1-itr-incl. bldg. lg pavM
C·~ lot & rqut p, Leon Vi bert
Rltr. 548-0088
\\'UI tradt: Auton101iVe
1unf'·UP equipm t nl and J>"'\'-
f'r tools for lapidary tqui~
rnent.
5-tl-20-I~
3 BR. 3 BA. pfB__y_c_m-.-m-1.
CORSICAN hon1e + ai:-tive income
prnp., '\ "·· ""~ I!. p,.,.
ninf Sprinf !. t:o1Tit for \o. HOME S cornf" prop. S32,fXlO tq.
WITH INCOME =1514
\Vil] tradt four 1·11 nt w
New dtlu.Xt-4-pltxt'!I. All bit-t"l~slont tirts 64~11:14 for
inll. 1har ('rpl, drp1 At land. ou J>11.lnH111. portable T,V.
scapi.ng. 71 ~% (Vlnual ratt ) nr anythina: ol pqual villuo!.
loll rl:'l" avail. 4~!) Sta11·arc1 Rd.. Corona
• 3 Brt-'.! BA-rrplr., plull drl J'\lar. Phone: 61:>-207'2. e ~ Bfl.-7 BA-pa1\og e l BR·1 BA-rleluxe iif'lll:lt r-' Cnlls~i· T\1·in D, &lltl)
SUNFLO\.\·'ER AVf.. ·pilot. r11'llt-1200 n1i: rf'rent
Bt,i·n ;-;_ i\111\n &. Btislo1 sur\'t,1• 341):-01, \\"ill con~id er
Local Pd 1 ~ niile E. ot Sou th tl'1.1Sl dted or s1naller boiill •
Coast Plaza Shopp1n;; Ctnter 0.1·otr fTI 41 729-3-MJO.
C all 540-1973 llavl' homt ..L Jand -TO's,
S90:'-! eqty _ IY1U1t ap1, mo.
SALE OR EXCHANGE trl. airpiilllc, or ~~ Bkr:
For Lar;:rr Un11s Box :16. San G1.br1t:I, Caill.
~ Beach arta. un\11 Clt3 \ 7M-46(6
Ad11.jactnt Dup!r ;1.e:; ~a&e lA.nd 43" r.11.une--...·1 '6.l delux.:
2 . :: Bedrooms . 2 Baths flying Bridae sedan . Tra'1e
2 _ 2 Btd1-roms . 7 Baths for smalltl' boat. •11"Jll11.nt ,
•U DOD car, house or ? ~SOJO
-· 434 6.6 ~0 Tru~ Drf'ds A~sumable ;'~'~1 ;:.:~--~-----
f"or S'.!.'JO Ftt. 80,000 + ~ ft cornn1. ionl'
Gall 1\lr. Krac1en or rirope11y tn tlit h~art or
!">Ir. ftfiU'-On Yuca ipa , \\'iU trlllt! eq!y
Jnvr sfmen! Dept. lor Nt 11'PQn A/)L~ or ? 7
54'-2313 6iJ.2l+1
F"abulous Pott ntial
~ S ]31-l·lBA ate 13
i 160-316.i · PIT I
alter 20~ dn, O\\'C
Bus trnt;e !JO' \V 19th
Vi~ta Shopplnl( Center
l..o! V11I S6600'.I to 7 f'r
S~9 :'II. l\lii:ht 1eJ1 !tparale.
Both rtzoned C-1 11•/ 3
!\de pArking f'ntr11nce:~.
Ly~le n .. aJ1y
.l83 \\'. 19th. c .r.1. ~!-9t93
R-l lots PaJn1 Sprinl';;, rlra1·.
I nt11.r tennis club S20,000.
Othtr "1ndlesll area Slfl.CXXI.
Trade for eqty 1n units or
romm 'I. in C.J\.I. or N.B.
Bkr. 64&-11+4
\\'ANT Costa f\Itsa. or \,'IC,
HAVE So 1Akt> Tia~ ]()l
Nevada !Wt & 30 At"rt1 o~·
erlOoklng Lake 1\lath~1\"S
Ot ar. Own-Ai !. 87::...fl.J.4
* *
HAVE: Crui t ... i\les.! Cnm·
mtl"C'ial $3~.()()(.l. Tft.ADE:
Sl·l.OOJ t-qulty for 4 tG II
u11!1s Oranat> County.
Pt>rron Realty &42-1771
\\'At-'T: Photo studio f'qu\p.
shooting &-proceaslnr. col.
or &. B/\V. HAVE: Larae lot
nr '.\larina, Salton Sta. Val.
U(' $4300_ 536-7761
~. Two lxt1·m units, C.:\1. 6!"
~j0" R·2 lot. Priced lo1v ''
S:S.800. Trade for homt:
roulty. Bob 01.~n ReilltOI'. ;,45-J,)SQ. I
Havfl! llt'r ur1t1ta. rtal lnvt Jt.
mrnt npporlunif)'. $40.000
1·.U. \\'ill trlldt all or pa.rl
fo1· home, uni ts. T.0 ."1 or
? ': Chvller 6·16-8004. "
:!, 150' lot11 h'art Of Palin
~rt. you can build 80 U,
Sl.S.COO eq-u ity. For uni!1 Ot 1
comm"! N.B. or C.M. 1
o"·ntr 11j3.3!)4~ I
Beaut. Sulek blut & 1vhHr. I
Inboard 00 boat, f''lctl.1
cond. Trad" for pickup.I
ramPtr or jeep up or down.
1''1"0n1 Jl400 ,·a!ue. 546-54."!9
~· ,. 11cr1'~ Jfl!vrt. hlojavr
Cou!'l ly lndustJ1al Ce nter.
<'1rriort, raUroads, \\'&\tr,
routt 66. 6 hn1 lrom L.A.
\VIU !r11de for &ail boa!. Call
4~\-~3.
Corona dt l 1'1ar _ :-iant pciol,
3 BR. 2 BA. lrplc, indr h--
b-<i. L1\•e in or pcrf !&r
letiiinE". \Vant : Income In
Riv. or S.B. Cnt)', 6T:>-7"9
1'flnk stole. cap. Arf\11 8
{11)1 Camcra, projfc1or. bi-
n()("ula1-s, t&J)t ~cordtr. Fot
V\~', vll.lu,. S::.00. 5-10.4088 or
.J.16-~\.1;i Evt.
\rill trad. Drapes 1v/v&Jlll('-
e!, hot troty. rte. pl1y,. en-
lry hall t'Onsole, ova.I l"lli·
1 '!"CQJ"Ci.~ Jor rood vacuun1
c.raner or B!ut Chip
Stan1ps. :>46-158~ alter IP~!
or wee-kends.
\\'hat do you have lo trad• 1'
Llit ll here -in OrVlle
County'& lan;:e-sl Ntlld tnd·
lng poll -aM make a dtl,L
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9Q.U Fullerton, S~l-2;\I tQ . 1'
$:.2\I ~pendahl... S 2 0 0 r-.t
C:8~h. 10~. sHick rrqr[; 110111e
prrpd_ 8 1.&' pol f'nt1a1. Ha l'e
11evrr11l I~ 8.· ~mlr 1nl"\ust t.:
REAL UTATE I REAL ESTATE
Oen•r•I
•r1 ron1plrxes. Bkr/bldr ----------l----------&1-1-426.j
o T 1 " '"'" "•"h, Office Ren ftl 6010 lndu1lri1I lltent•I 6090 w rip t.1.(1~, • n1.. .__ '" ___ ;,::_: ·----
:;ar.ig~s Co5!a ~1e~.1
Forl!n. Realtor £r1::.-:;ooo
Bu1lne11 Prop•rfy 6050
SACR!f!CE: • 01•, ncr half
rhani,:I'! of plot ns for dt luxe
hid; ;i \ 18i0 Pl11<'ent1 a, C.:'11.
t ~t T.D. $39.:)0(). As~un1e
6.6'"f.. ~o reA~onable offer
refu~C'rl. Call 01<'ncr/broker
4!14-9-171 --. ---·-~
Bl•ck Kn lg~t Rest.
l:lo f; 11th SI .• C ~1.
{uiid £: BldE".l
By Ch1·ntr 71'"1: W-6200
Full 5'~ comm to lill bkT~.
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LAGUNA BEACH
A ir Cond itioned
fJ,'-' FORF.:Sf AVb:-OliE
DC'ik !ifHtrt ,Jl'.1ll,1hl1! ln
ne11esf office h1.Jildlng 11(
ririme locallon 1n downtown
Lllguna St:ach. A lr condi·
tlont d, carptted, btauuruI
t ntrancrs: f 'ronta;i:t! on
Forest Avr.., rea r !tads !o
i\lunclp11.1 p.irkln: lots. $50
per mon th for ~ri11.ce. Desk
11.nd <'h111!r~ availa ble tor $5.
Bll!iiM U hours anawerln1
11ervice 1vallablf! for :\10.
AU u!ililiei; paid cxc.>epl
tcltphont .
DAILY PILOT
2'.!:l FOJ'l.EsT AVENUE
• 1330 ~q It. Sl!S/month
C'ostit ;'l-1esa
• ~100 ~q It. ·1 111/1cf'~, 3
rihnst po11er. $ 3 1 O /m o .
co~ta t\lcs11
• 17j() 10 1:1.000 i<q. 11 now
lt:asin1r. (1n1.ltr oon~truc!ion
C'l)!.t~ 1\le.5~
C. r:oJitrt l\"atlrCl!l'i Real!or
Coi;ta o\lf'sa 642-1 ·1 ~~
4!)00 SQ f1'. 3 olfict' & lob-
by, mncr("!" lll t-up c:on-
stn1c1ion: 240-three phaae
pc11rcr. I m n1 td I a I e oc-
cup11ncy. Cos\11 r.1caa. Nr
N11-pt~S.D. tn1-y1. 0. C
.\irpor1. ~'40--1$9:1
HUNTINGTON BEACH
mo. fno l~ast'·1 2376 f'it.,.,'POrt Blvd ~9~ floor. Nr shopp1na. $180 Coit• Met•
Rf'd HUI Plt:al ty 8l3---0820 EXTRA large &c.h-l BR &: Hal Pinchin Ii. Assoc, 67:J.4l92 ''""'!"'P~h~one"'!'!~-"."'!~1034!'!!~"'" e ONLY S24j e
S65 Amlto! \V1y. N.8.
lu1lnu1 lltentet 6060 REF'lNED g e n t I e m a n :::==:::..::'.::::;.::;_ _ _::.:; LAGUNA BEACH :KllO ~·q Ft Jndu~tri.t.1 ~pa<'t
~!»-g-466 Hu 3400 sq ll, air c.und ltion-
2 BR, 2 SA. Avail now lr BACHELOR 1 pt lor n!llL SSS
Coren• dol Mor 3250 "'°"· Pool, util pd, from P'' mo. ;.,.,J "11· HARBOR GR££NS
S105. AdUlts, no pet 1 , • 673-1130 •
DELUXE l BR. 2 eA. [ncl
gar. 7~2 Amigoa Y.'a;y. $335.
pt-r mo. 675--56ll
~n1loner \\'anls h o m t y
room or 11hue apt. Have
car. P. 0. Box T12, Santa
ON THE IAY S~tALL Offi~c unit-a.Imo&! e'CI ottlcts.
LUXURIOUS 1600 sq. fl. off· 300 $q. ft. Carpt>ll!-utllilics $15-10 per mon1h.
ice 11·/ bltn \\'t l bRr, hy riald. Short tcrni lea~e 01'. R. D. Sia.IP~ Ar.ti. a.16-&Soi
Coa1l ll1vy. l960 mo · 2 )'f'&r Grtal locallon Ill d j 11. c" n t EXCELLENT prolit maki111: Ul'HJSUAL Large h o u i e,
"'alk lo &chool, be:ach, 11hop-
ph1g. 4 BR. farn m 1, lge yd.
711 Jasmine. CdM. $350 mo.
Av1U Oct. l$th. ( 7 14 )
i\.'7·1483
CAll-IE:O !'HORES
548-2407 I BR furo 11pt. with eara:. 2
SHARP 2 iR PfOple ok. Sl60. 67~ or
2'164 M11ple by Wllwn. ~'~'~3-~9090='=~-----f\lodern Jurnlt urt. Pool, BACHELOR apt, 11\a.1 cptJ,
No pets. S155 month. drpa:, util pd . S120
t.1gr. Longtin • '*"'974 * 67:).-09.'",4 .ft
~ Br .r._ convt den. 3 Bath1, /\VAIL. Oct 1S. 1 Bft. new, vie~. Leaite or lt•M!/Of!• beau!. furn. $1-lS. Couple, no B1lbN 4300
lion. St;Q mo. Bo:;: 4001 . NB children, l10 pe:l!, 10 uslat BEAUTIFUL Bay vie11•. 2 ~2Ei64 mfr. 1'1':fST qualify. 220 Br. $200 ulll paid. Be1ch,
•2 BR. 2 Bii . Cholrc loc. Eldl!'n. M.:i-l2;il plf'r, park!n1. Adult!!. :m
Arlulll. winter $750 mo or BEAUTIFUU.Y FURN E.Ed1e"'aler. (714) 171-2161
,.,.. l!!t ( P a • 1 d • n a l 2 BR. Pool. Adult&. no pet,.;. CLEAN Bachelor Apt1
79s-400;, $155. 7112 Map1t SI., Apt. A, All ulll t!'ICI S8l up •
1 BR. 1tove, "trii. pr. :l4Ul57 or M2-9520 31~ E. Balboa Blvd.
SJ.65 mo-yrly IH. 61~7225 SUD. Furn. l BR apt. UW. pd 9AL80A 6T3--9MS
Rlddlf' I. Roe-1 fltallonl -. Qu ltt -Adults l9SS 2 BR, nr beaches 4t pltt. UiU ~ E. Coa11 H11'Y. Cdt.f Pomona. C:.f 548-01'3 pd. f50 a wtek. 531--3!jtt or
Ci'fAFtf\fJflliG 2 Bit, l BA. 2 Br. Mated flbOI. no 61>-MlO
Crpt1, dJTttl. No pf'll. rier.. T.l65 ~~ Or. oo::==A7N~r...~-,.~.~1~~~2~1~R-,~,-,.
SISj mo. (411 f 1>77M i.,pt1, Wlnlt r. 507 !:. klboa
Nt \\"LY df'COl'ated 2 fl,'1. 1 Br. furn apt for Sachf'lot Blvd. 673-6880 Bier.
hou1e. Cf'Jlls. drpi, aar . SliO m11n tJ /35-only, $125 utll pd. PLANNING to movf'~ You'U
mo. 4"4-n,Q or 494-97~ 1!171 Church St. IWS-2093 fll'ld an •.mazln1t numbtr &f
4 !FL 2\J B11 . dup1t x. 2200 SUI CASITAS tiom,1 In today"1 Clt"lflf'd
Sq. ft . Bllna. dl1hwa!htr. f\lm 1 Bit apt. ~110 Nt111t0rt Ads. Ch~ck l~m now.
rrpl, S300 Mo. l!Aff. 5'11)-7513 81V'1, t-.ftd1U!on by Hotpolnt. SOCK rr TO 'Et.I!
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BACHELOR un.furn I r om
SUO. Alto avail 1 .. 2 '= l Coron• del Mer 5250 Bdrm, He•t•d pools. child ::.:c,.:;.:.;_c..... ____ _
e LANDLORDS e
FREE P.ENTAL SERVICE
Broker 53U982
leasr. 675-712j Ruben's, Orange County plan !or club~. chu r c h
Rlrldle &. Ros11 Rtaltors a i r p 0 r t area. Phone groups, org1nlz11.tions •nd
ca~ a!nt.u, •<O to ehoppin&. NIWLY COMPLITID RENTAL SERVICE
FREE T() LANDLORDS
lS.1:J E. CoR.~f H11")'. Cdi\f \l'eekdayl'!, 9--;i. 540-2.WJ !hr individual. Double ynllr
FOR lease -delu.i.:' pro-DELUXE 3 room office iulte money. \\'rite or phone now !t~sional hldg. Only S450 ptt in Corona del i\far, Pre~tlge for lrer . r.omplete inlor1TI~·
n10. Sul!ablt for m11 ny u~l'l. locll!lon, J~IJ'ltUed , n ~ w tion. Compub, 10.JB E. 1~1 St.
18j0 P111.centla, C.1\1. Cllll C!l.11X'ts k drapfl!!, priva te Suhr 2ro. f7141 836-6955.
ownt r 494-9-ITI pru•klng. ReaJonomics Corp. TRAILER l\lfg. l>f'.lup on JI ~
No pets. DUPLIX
TtOO Pt lf'r11>n \Vay 2 BR. 2 hR . 1$2.'IOl or 3 BR.
.ft Bluf' Beacon ~0111 *
UNrUR llpl or lfTilall hou!e I
or 2 BR.,, garage " 300 111 n
or morf' clean room lor
•~~mbly or 1matl modela.
IVU I pa.Int inside, 540.1793
Cos1A Mtsa '546-0370 :'I ba (137ll. Priv. pa.1.1011,
MARTINl"'UE l'OV. o•n<n . ct>l'd., '""'· ""' comp. bil·in~. Best loc.
GARDEN Am. 1o;. 101 o""" CO;\l~IERCIAL bltl~ .• prime '7Hi00 fenced acre11. 10.!'MXI aq It .J.
loc11!!on, do1vnto1\'n C.r.t. 7~1· Ot"t'ICES 4000' dock. Rf' d I a n 11 ·' [ll:cellenl, park·llke 1Urround. _.,~-67MtP 0
1ngs for adll.lta only. Nt:ar -~ •
ahopplnc. Pool. -a.a I, 2 I. 3 BR APT'S
tn7 Santa Ana, Apt 113
648-5M2 or 642-1*5
•-rri• fer Rent
tronta:it. S300 mo. :>48--3403 11re11-6c fl. Sch w o r r..' necrp!ion·Al'ls\1erini $?3--2'65-I
STORE for least, l~ 1q. ft. Sttrrt11rial
Oceanfront at Newport Pier. ;j45 NeWpOrt Blvd., N.B. 500 SQ. F f. BLDG. '"5
NEW 2 BR. $135. Bltm,
patio. far. Adult.I on!y. no
f'tll 160G 2ht St. 548-n:n
$%75. 3 Br + &Uf'll h11. Pool,
bltnfl;, w/w, drps. r11.mtly '
1ml ptl 0.1(, Bier 53+.69180
AVAIL.ABLE "°"" 2 BOl\i"\f,
Cfl\111, drpa, blttns. carport.
Adults. No J>ftli. ~TQl
bLX l1 2 Bfl. l\~ !IA trlplex.
F"tplc. ha! t.w rythtnc. 22Ja
Miner. $1Ao. 545-11152
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f OR 1 or 2 youna '{'.'Omen, 67>7566 "''"'"'="-.;'~''":_:,"""m==-,, IE. 17th St., Coita Mtu. r.o
•: 1tuclent1 or f'mp. N r BEAUTJrut. Executive of. Elec. powtr. AvaUable Nov.
.., We1tclut shops. G •r are :Of:;.;,fl=<=•~R=•~n~la~l'---'°=70:.: Uci!', conveni•nt pt,rkin1. lat. ~Month_ 6~00
• 1p.ce avaU. $50 11tnrle $75 MODERN A 1 r condldo~ Xlnt location. Air cond. BLDG lot lf'ue, 11.000 IC1. It .
dbl. f>r,!fer TIOn·sm~. rnltt, 17th Sb'fft. Coita Hll llT"n Bl'1£:. 250 E. J7th Property 90" x 300'. 84.._LllJ
ON T!:N ACft!:S 5<~~;~·~11J=--~----l>leaa. Over 700 l "''IU"e f~, &1. C.M. 54g...'701 d1y1. Evt 1. ~1479. !to \V I " 2 BR. rum .r. unrum !" .... ""' 17th c 'I tOR mi\tt oldt r man, p'1. 1240 .... r month, Parld""' -1736 AnAht:im, C.1\1. "'°"'··=-·="='"7..~""7'-=-.1 f lr!plact9 I pr1v. pattos I .. -..--··• .,_,, Pools. Tennli _ Contnn Bkf•t. e11tr .• pvt. bath, blk, trom coUH room j • n I l o r 2 office~ "'llohhy on crnd. ....,.. SQ IT i\1·1 11'10p. Slol"t
900 se1 Lant, CdM '""2811 bay. l'IO cooklna: $75 mo. M>rvlc• all utUIHe1 tn-DMr + upstrs. SCh.,.,'O~r tronl. Aeou1tlc ttlllnf . SIOd.
f;\facArlhur rir. 0.st lfwyl 117:'Hl~ll llfll*-r 8 eluded. Phone f\lr. Rile 673-26:.4 193•1 P 1 8 c t n I I 11, C.~I
1 BR kltcht neltts, altt"Plnl M:'-9660 2311 La.fayetrr, N.B. MB-l~l
SPACIOUS 1 ~R. r.i.nrt . rm1. Hf'lltd pool. J\tald DELUXE otflee tn Cc.ta !ton m-otfict Silt. Grrd I "NEW=~1~,,.~,otn~-,~, ~B=l~rl~,,-,~°'
ttltii. 1aratt, balcony. SI~ .. fV'iee . SJO per "'k k. up. 4M f\te'a. 1500 sq ft. Alr cond, Ooor ./ upstr1-Schworer leue. 2500 .q. ti. 9e ft. 163:1
ltasr. 675--fiOU V-1ctor1e crpll. drpa:, 548--3761. 87}-:2654 f\lonrovi11., Cf\f. 673-0017.
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aakt-r. C.J\J .• 'ivAJJ. at once.
SUU.£VAN 540-l-t!S
::! INDUSTRIAL units. \\'e&I
16th St. N.8 .. SSO to $110.
6-IS-171-t
Loft 6100
2V2 to 4 ACRES
Rancho C1pi1trano
Atiillate
COLLECTORS
WANTED
CO~ST~tUCTION ll1 o n t y
ava iJat.le for lrcon~ pro-
du::ina: property, Foreign &
dome:iUc. l\Jolels, Nursing Rrliabll' n1t n I.:. \iomen, '-':\· Home!, Shoppi.n.; Centers,
eeUent eaniln.:;:11, J'ull ~ ;lolrl O ff ic e Bu 1I d 1 n :::s.
1ln1(' a vaiab!I':. j Days .t Apartnicnl3, etc. "'rl\e or
<'lt"rl1n:;:.:1.I No ~ellinz;! R,.. caU Tille r:cal!y t..
l1lling !.: l'O!Jec1ini: n1oney Insurance Conipany, 21;:,
fron1 l'Cln oeer.i.t<'d dis~n-Clark Bu 11 d i n g, Birn1· '~1-s in On.ngr County & inghan1. Alabama :,;;')20:.
surroundin; Al't'a . Company Phone ~2CG) 2>1-;'i:!SG.
supplle<l loca tion.!. 1Handles1---=~===~--n am ,. brand candy z,. 18"0 RETURN
sna cks/. $1;)15.00 ca~h . IT· $53,0QO :it'a);oned l~t ·ro .
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Want :if done
right ...
Calf one of
the experts
listed below!! . .·
SERlllCE DIRECTORY
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.. 101S &''EMPLCl)'(illfft I :!.~•$ & .Jl,IPLOY~ENT JOIS &_ EMPLOYME~
Je• ,,..,.. Wem. 7100Jebe-Men, Worn. 7100 Jo~ Wanted, • Men & w..,, ,7030
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Cl-tlNESE livl'-in Domt slics.
Permantol. J:Aperlf~.
}-u East !-a:ency &12-11703
Jol:ts-Men, Worn. 7100
abilities
~r.:ili~iteo
a9erlCiY . .
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CLA-YAL CO.
IS THE FORliMOST MANUFACTURER OF
AUTOMATIC' VALVES AND CONTROLS
WE CALL THE ORANGE COUNTY
HARBOR AREA "HOME"
NOW
)'oU have an opportw1ity to be part of our r~pidl)!' gfowin g industry, and if you live 1n
the, Oiange County H~rbor area, you v,ion't
have to leave ''Home. ' i! no1v offering fabulous. oak
~1 uddt'd, ranrh s1it spreads.
The only o!ll'~ o! their kind
Ill 111l'
1iwrcd. }'or Pl"f!iOnal ll11t'r-paya ble $300 mo. g~;.. due in S!RVICE DIRECTORY I SERVICE--Dl~ECTORY
\l rW in Jlti., ~·t'1:1 si:-nd 14 n\ol1tlu;. Sold a t ~llH ,000 6·7 ,. ' 'ti 1·• ooo d ' A1ph1lt Olis 6520 Electric•I · 6640 Iron ing » nan1 r, add1 "ess G.: phon..: \\I 1 ""• 01111; o n :J _ ' 1---~-------
If y,ou have experience
come in and see us.
in any of thi s work,
Boon11n;;: l'o11111 Co<1sl Ari'a
Jl1;:;h abo1 't" Th<' sn10;;: brH -
Pi·i1·a tr 1'('.lads a nd lo<:krd
g;i1,-. gu1i r;1 lll rr rile na1u1·al
hcallty or thl5 fllt'nier Span-
1•h G1·;1n1 ,;iJ1TuU 11(ll'd by
br<1uttllll Clc velanrJ i\'a11on~J
t-orest. AU iitila 1e:s a1<1ll-
a blr.
numher lo ,\J11.ti-S111te Dist., A_cres . niagnl.licent oce~~ 5EALl ~G & PATCHINt: ELECTf'.lc'AL s.-. '1· v
Ille 9005 F lrnpc riaJ Hiiy \le\v :so. Lag-una land. JO ,c R ··d t"al 1... . .1 ., , :: ·,, ., ., "" DisC'1lu nt. Bro!.:i:r ,~:;1 en J' • huUS _-COh\~· Do11 r1:~· Cal11, 9~L. !.! .. ) . , Cornpl rcas sr i'\'. CulT"lllly
86I-!)li l. 197-t..'10 or 493-1706 E\cs. engagNI l;ly Ci ly ur l'.;\I. 101.
Ladies Apparel Shop lST TD on \Vhilc \\'<itcr vicw su-ec l l'r~11,r.11ii.n.
---~ -------Likc 10 011 11 )OUI' oiin bw~i-lo! in La;;u_na Be;,r h. '.\G,000 ;\1\TO C01"<P
nes;o;'.' 1-lerc ·~ ;1. real oppor· al $1Jll 1no. uicl. 9.-~· All clue Gcn'I Coutt'a~·tt11·s ll~~-.l~l,S Floorp.
tu1u1y· co 011 n your 011•n !i!lOP :: year:!. 1 ~'0 D1is;;o1:1n1 666S
llith .1. snial! investment for BROKER ·19~-5100 Baby1ilting 6550 l'.\f:PJ::l' Vl:"\YL TILE PRICF'.D Fr.O>J ~S.000
LO\\I DQ\y,-,· . -Ez TER::'il:;
Fnr tni ... rount1)' !11"111;;:, 1:r.
11renH.'nt 01' JU.")l ph;1111n1 ~sl
n1rnt 111 l+ ba rgain p1·1tr.
Call or "1•1 te fo1· ro111plc!c
dc-111ils and J1 rr. L·olor bro-
churt~.
lt:\l lll'{'., Ht rh'P. Fountain Val-$;).100 2nd TD. JO 'i. l nt. BABYSITT'lNl_/ 111y huin" _F1•1·c c~L Lu.:. <:unU'. j.!U·l:.'G2 ,
I d P o . ·71 "-:i--1&--\.IOR c::, area. All mt>rchan I~ -ayolf vt:!. . ~-a.soncd_ claj ~. 1nfan! CJk, :-: c ;, 1 !======"-====.
is o n con!';ignmrrH. No l11. Pa,y. $8.J :'llonth Oil 4 Br !) I at,. 1 I ~Pl ingdei lr l IG
1•cstn1('nt in n1erchandise, hou.~e in 0ra1\gr . ti7:>-!916 S\2-::&JO _ · Ga'rdehiRg-·. -6610
pay afl r r ii is sold "\\."e u•tti11 E1·i:s. -~------
you k s11J"J('r.•be )·ou At 110 BAJ3Y~ITT !~t:. '.lly hC.0'.11" ANTHONY'S l'Xpe:n~e. For con1pletc 1n!or.1ST and 2NDS ~.a~·/n1!('. \\;1r.1.1 .r'.~'.1,', i\lt;e
R,\NCJ-10 CAPISTr: . .\~O
·IJ'i() Can1pus 0 1-.
N'e 11·po11 Bl'ttch_ 9~13ti0
S46-7483
IDEAL ranch livin~. alniost
an acre. tr.oonn;:: on ;in
oran;::e ;;1'01·e \n Capistr;i.no
cily l i111it~. \d lh Dana Pt.
breeze, i oned sn1aU cstatl',
hon;cs per111Htrd, all util.,
incl :re11t'r, $29,!nii. Ol1'ne r •
494-1'.!&1 bt.lorr t9 A>.l L
mation, ·\\Tit" or phone F . L. J ·Hd , lnl.1_111 0 1, __ ~-~.::=?: __
Tiern<'y, :!t.::O !'\orth J-Jolly. Sn. CaJ1L T.D·s, lne. ALL day or afl\·l' ~chWI, 1ny
1rood \l"a}', Bui·bank, Calif. ZE Nmt '.'·Ei003 • Toil Fri;,..1 ho1ne E-s1<lr C,\f. :.' ~I'S C.1'
Phone 1~13 i 8·13-.J.::•lCI. OVCI' ple;\.~{'. ti !~-l~S\;_
FRIGIDIARE Money Wanted 6350 GOOD (..";i.r(' fol' ~ur c·hikl
P Lunches. fr nced )<1fd. U<:1)':. JET ACTION $5000 Secured loan, in1. o r n, 1 C :\I .1. ')\OI Fri~dairt! JS n1 in. \Ii.ash. trrms pr('f I yr. Call r.lr. on Y ·· ' ti-Ii-. ~=-
F'<t.~te:~t in the industly, :;0, Ben~on 646-8004 SIT, niy hnnlr, C.1\1. Clc<1n.
18 1nin washca \1•il[ do the aM NOTICES hoinry a11110.~phcrc: niany
\l"Od• ol.~. 30 min ...,·ashe~. rCf'i;. &1:,...2901·
FRIGJDIARE OtiTsl'AND· Found <Fr.ff Ads) 6400 .• BABYSTTTJt-.'i~. r\;,y •)!"
ING WCATJONS:· La 1.1il·a-n!ti::. :'11<,i;::noli,a & \rarncr.
da n1ajor ~hoppin:; renter. FOUND: ~l~n·s pres~"l'ipt ion F'V. 8·1 ~-6·r;;;
OCEAN &. CANYON View Garden Grovt-l: Buena sunglasses: \·ie. Califorrlia l.L~C"E°"N"·s~E=·=o~~----,k P•1·k. ' & lclaho Pl.. i\lesa VPrde. 1 1 ', Da.v i.:•_•l'C, 1ic,., · from !his 1\·oods_~y. artistic d r l 1 ' C • 0 M i Call & klr 111H1·. :i-l:l·1092 a:i-·:>. in ;ui l li'U ''.' ~T" .. · ~· setting on Blu r Bird Can:i-on Olft• • at C -· Coas l Pl<1 1.a a~11 .. :H9-1llu8
r.d .. La:; Bc:h 673--1 1~0 Equipment, In~ YELLOIV PoodlC'/n1L'\, aboutj===========
BA LBO,, P rnin, ;;o:i..'JIJ 101 on '.!334~~ \V. Vale:nc:ia 1 yr .. old. : \'f"l'Y ~1nail . Brick, Masa11ry, etc.
ha~·· C·l o1· R·2. $::.S,:-ioo. Fullerton 714 · ... ,-78"" Pavlanno ~chool a !' e a. 6560
673--6256 or 67:r-3:.:!"!tl 1 -7M7A=N~U7F=A~C~T°"U"'=R~l'c.;..~";;o="" 346.-200'.; -I _E_U _______ _
R. E. Wanted 6240
NOTICE
If )Oll have a J or 4 bedroom
hon1e tor iia:c or for rent call
us today. \re represent thr
eu1 p!oyc-e,; o! a lar~e 1irn1
111ovin;: 10 1J1e harbor all'<!
and they n;u.st ha\·~ housi 11~!
1\IJ ca~h 1f de,;ired. Call
r·arrow ~S6~0.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
LARGE~T
2629 HARBOR BLVD.
146-1'40
!OPEN EVES TILL 1,30
I NOTICE
E -S~IALL :;rey slnped .kitten. ILD, r:r1nO{IC'I, repair. :>.."J>alld,Jng con1 pa11y needs fl · n 11 B 1 .. _ Briel\ block "OJ\<TC'lf• r · · as e a co ru·. ''IC a""" · , ._, · man_ or su_pe r.1:1on of pro-liJahd S75-titS6 car pcnlcry. no Job loo ~111:111.
<l11,·uo11_ Sl.>,OC(l 1nvestn1e11t. , • . . Lie. Cont i'. %~-li!l·l~
Salary open :+-!»ha.re in prof. YOUNG part \\'hlle l.· l"ah co , ~
its + C"Ompany f11nae ben-1<·111. Vic OrangC' Park. f-ri Bus"n•ss Service 6562 e!i1~. r or appt phone (Tl.fl ICl/JO. Call 5::9--3880 10/1 81---'--'--------
J..'$-98n. eXI 490. P rincipils YN'G frmalr cat p/Sian1e~r
on!y. \"i(', ilfag nolia ' & Adams,
COUPLE \\'ANTED to H".B. 8.J~-:'61::
opci-ate small" Cii!C(".'ria ln SU RF"BOAR D \ i('. l l.E. pier.
professlcinaJ bid;, i\l_llst be Cal; co id£'ntify.
kno\li'led;able t. drsu·e 1st .S.J:!-~i(l;;;
class operalion. Conla('I '.Irr. . .
'.f rempid11, g:;7.29'it} r _-.t 31t POODLE-tcrn cr n1L\ puppy:
\\'orld 'I'rcnds BJtl~ La .. una bl ack, i;:1·a)~ on lac:r. Found
TYPESETTING
,!'\r11· and f"0111plr l•' <: o J d
1-ype facl11tll'-5 ~rrv111i:: all
cf Ora n.::~ Co unty. (Jffe1·.
Ing: ~pcer!y scr1 icr & )(11v
r<:1 lf'S. Call fol' f111·1 hr r
Hllls. ~· " ·ori \\"arner. H.B .. 816-4027 ,:.;:;;~~----~-lr.OT<Yi"h'i,,;;;--;.;;;;;;;o;c;;: \ Carpentering L!ITLE Gold i11ine for T\li'o CA.LICO 1-\ittcn .. Yollntl \'tr . 6590
in S.A, l ndu~lnal Ciifc Vicloria &. Plat;rn!la /\11'.
'-16-~o··i aJt '"P ill short hours., ~hort c.nJcrs; ·" " 1-•1 .! •
CARPENTRY
;\JINOJi REPAIP.S. No Job
11 I ! C' q \l i p . G o o d GREY rabbi!. :J..16-5145 or Too Sinall. Cabinet 111 £ar·
~asr.. ~<f!).5.lS9 a.1~3888 a~es & o l h c r cabinets.
!>IAC.1-l!Nl; Shop, 0 iv ne rl=========== 5·l:l-817J, if no ani;,wcr leave
r<'.'tir1ng. p r op ,. r , y t,., Lost 6401 m sg at 6·16-~~02. II. O.
e<ru1pn1etll. &l '..'-:.'ti01 e> r ---.----.-----l=A-"='="='-'"=-'·I" .,.~.-,I BLACh a nd •IYlu!p 11 nd gr;.y CARP.ENTlt \· c b ,. 0 • ~ .,..._ · 11Herrd male cat. lost last • J l ' 1 ·'
G !F'TS !: CAP.11$ "'I . , "'.· · Old ... . . Rc1nod. l"'\J Job 1un 0,111<111,
644·48'6Q
Th" Gc~I. '").~I S no n1,1r{'~
L,,!)<'\'lcnr<:d ill;11n1ciia11ce
Buci;irt Land ~p111::;
GradlJ·a1i:· 11o'l'l ieulrufb t
l\L'S t:ardc111ru;: . & L<iwn i\la111lena11cc. Co1nint>rc1al,
industrial & re::.;dt'ntial. . , .. * -~~6-:;!i29-*
C:0MPLE.T=E~-
Ya1i:! illain1 . (J(';1n11ri
J:r""· 96.~·l !l:JS, ~-8~17
--cut.~:£;1ge Lawn
J\l;1i,1!A11anl'r . f,iti:-n~cd :,1s-1so~1 ~.1g:. 1:i!J.t aft •1
JapanC~c Llarllrl'lrr
(:01nplr1" Y.ird :-ic·rYi•·r
J·1·tr L'.~1·i 111at•J tilli-os::o
, FuJi La" 11 Sar\ll'e
,._. Gr ncral \'l!rd ('lf!anup
:110-l:JG!l FTt'e.·E~i'H1a1c
('LKAi\'.-UP SP ECIALl:rr :
,'.Jo11 Ing, ~d~i1t;;, odd jobs,
. ]~l'i!S\.JllOh)i'. ;>l,S-69;,.·,
JL.\J'S GardeJ1i11g & ~ta11·n
n1a111lr11a)ic~ .. ·n 1•{ & Co1n-
111,..rt·1aJ .. ·* ~ \IJ.4SJ7. * Expe rt Jap.1nnl!
Fl ~ES'T \\"Of,.1~ §J6~Q::S I
General Sel'vice5 . 6682
WHY so'U1Nri.:..1'1NT!
:5101 • (il<11·r<.'· F\1dr &·IJ-lcal
SL.:X.-r.E:S~STOr:.
AJ•pl11 <d t11 8:-.io.U n ~ l;la ;.<;
J.'.,1· Fr:EE T~-·IJ111;1lO:-:~. t::all
539-6923
.F1· .. 1'.\ ~<;pc.Ii :i r1';1~.
Z I·. 1·0:-1 !D
·!l·ll'l C!1apinan -"''"
~( ;ard"n Cif·ovr.
(;Ar.11c ;r)·Uot1rs ::ier\·JCC'd &_
Hrri;11rr·d -General House
_\la11:1 SH). min. 1!7·~'"'·J~S I.
If yOlJ h::i.vc a .1 Ol' ~ becl1'00ITI
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-1JL}flle for-$!1)c ~t' for rr nt.
c;,.H us loday. \rr represenl
!he e1n ployee! <l f a lq.1-i:t
l1m movi11c: 10 t.11r Hai·bor
, Ar& .and thry niu:;1 ha1c
holl.$lng '. Ah ~·a~h if !lc~1rcd.
Call Farrow 0·16-85.\0
'.1w 11~1 ,-11.JJl 1~r11 1i;i11 ua/il,v iit:irk. C·ll 61 \J.:.!:i·i:
11i th uniqu<" e ~e h ang e \'1(", Clay & Orangr :its.-'-----<J. ~ H.iu,lin_g .
bu~ine.,~. Np 1·omp<>lll!on. \Yearu1;,:. elr a r []e;i coll;,1-, QU.-U.ITY P.epait·.' -Al\rl\1-,
r:cal Ear:;ain! 6·1·'-:!·C:O alt Ii f'liild"i; pr\, F:cw'd. ti4::.-J629 lion.~ ... New con~1. by hour
6730
BUSINE:SS ana
FINANCIAL
Bus. Opportunities 630(! ·~--'-'--------
pn1 of 11 k11d~. LOST; Lr,... blk allercd ni;i.lc or Conlract. GlG-3 I I:!.
ca l \\/ ('i~ar rt>d Ilea co\!a r REPA!H.!::i. ALTl:.H,\TJONS
Bus. Wanted 6305 v\r Laguna Nl(:Uel Fil·r Sta: ~AB I NEJ'. Any :,.11.r 111h
Ch'ld · R Pl '• )"r~ t>'prr. ;.iS-671:'. DRY Clcanin:;:-P rt'i;s shop. i rtn ~ prl. cit. t'aSe _o,~c·c·~~~~~-~-
l\"e10.1>0rt Ech. L<1guna Bcli call ~93-4073 RE PAI!t Pa r lit1vns S1n .. JJ
pN'I. P1·1v prty. ( z 1 3 J L \mES irH.l.Jc1. Vic Cc.n!er Rr 1n~lr.1. r l:·. ~1!r or ~Uay,
FAMOUS 'iS'.!..;37;;.; St. C;\'I or 3rd Ave .. La~na Reas. C;i ll hi'.N .,~0--!6 19
BRAND NAME Beach. Yt'i 811. \'aluablc
TOf' DoU;~r fCtJ" ul•I itf'n1s
you r ''.;111·.1-;:r, 11 111
slot·r./hi;d/n1· 111~,1·1". L1't a
~n1;1lt hus1nr~>-;i1au p:1y a l-
1r11t11111 II) .IOt\J' ll(J('J:;-. Jo)l1),
~{;6-(i l '.?li
Y,\RD1Ci11 ' l ' ! ran u p .
r:.e1i11.i1·c lrf'r5. il'y, 11lrl.
trno:ior 'hal·khor. ·gr ii tic
'.ll3:l·S<1.; CANDY ROLITl'.:S lnvestme"t Opper. 6310 p ap er s. Re1ya rd. 499-:!369 Cement, Concrete 6600 • l.,.'LE,\N l;P .~-Tri1nn1in:: l;-,:o~ ll\'ailabJ,. iJI Cos!A l'.!l"~a A C Q U t S I T t Q N Or:. a(I. 6· . e C01\CRE'fE '1 oi·h' a 1 I T'l'l'C 4: shrub J'.r1110.1·al
& many oilier 1011·1\!! in this G Q L D E N R r 1 · "v c r 1 p 1 d I • I i\IEH.GER, Small C<luca-' • \_ I 1 -ypc~. 00 el·;s"" !'\!..':, oni. Rf'<i,,OtlatiJ<' 11'.l--I~:,~
·area. AU locatlon11 are 1·0111-tionaJ products 1111,. has pt'O-''Haney.·· Vir 7'.J r ~a Ca ll ;J !S--l::::M 11 \"Ll,.'f' l 'I • 1 1. ,. I ml!cciaJ or /actor;.". \·ery " ,.,., Ti r:r ·al'(! (a I l --r u " •, 't1nu1•-o s r ' lui;h ,.6rnin::;!, no srllnig Ul· d uels launchl'd hul ,nc~ds ~ .1 ~'"'· ~ '. 11 · * CONCT.ETr;; t-' 1 o o r ~ .. J\anrl~inan any11p1.-_1ow l'all
l:lluade1• ba.~e for 111a1·.,-r1in .... ,l·l\1--_,9!), P•llO,, 01•. Rra~"ll,i l)lo. •,cl I • • '·!'.''··'··"·•'• • 1oivrd. Tll qualify ~ou inu~ ' .___, '-" ' lir J'!'liablr ,~· hair 1 h!' & t"'\pansinn. \\.ri\r Daily Ptlot LOST: Sinai! Ian n1<1le Col·k· Don. til ~-~.il l ~----;,--;---'----~· --, -
Eo:-.: :\l·"·1i:i •.p .. 1 ::t.,.,y Oii· ,.. .. • ·--• LLl'.:,l.\'-lll .i11rf l!"h\ u,01 I d~y ::'Pill'C' l1n1t l dclj ~ 01• . ' " " oo, . ' .,.., · '-dJ ~, 11 "' L'-dl O:iir
ri·esi.. \ 1r. Co t'Ollfl f]r l '.ll a r . Contractor! 6620 l;;-' Money to Loan ~20 tii:;...{i!Hi~ _ ~-~~:.'?~"1 * ~l'!Or; (o ~~;;:,.O T:EQl,J IP.ED ---'---------1
lnqu1 rf'abo111our··rr('cbonus 2nd TD loan AFGHAN llourni. 1 )I',, 1,111 Medallion Homes Cl•an Up And 1-faul j 1·otli(' plan". ~lake )'our ju. 11·/hl:i.ck fac". Lo:-t 111 Cd,\! Siil .1 lnarl fill\-3..l~ll
lure i>CCUr(' 111th u~. 11 Dunn 1011 :;. t>'i.)..S.J1 8 ~~~.~!}\
· .t Brarl~trl'"! r«t N! Na\\onal Prompt. o:o nJ](;e:ntl a.l i;ervic:e: --, F "2·2171 "'0'11 BL,\CK Cork-11 -!'on, nilllr, ~ Housecle•ning I, Co. 111· inoi"".' 1nfon11at1on -~.,.. d yr~ "\d, a 115. 10 "Alf1r ht
673S
~tn na1nc, addrrs$ l.:. phone Sl'n lng l lilrbo r Area ~O }!'! . .,.~ ,--1 "-1., E I• B 1111101 .,...-.,1' ..._.1 ,-~·-·~;JI•.~' • L ·.~ , no. to: r.OliTI:: DEPT. P. o . Sattler Mortgan1 Co.
1 Llo.\ ~ PV111n11a, Ct11J ~l iGg :Zi:i r:-. Jith ::.'t~""' LOST· ~n1all L111 m.tlc Co•·t~·l --==bt'-~•IUI
ID() You 11anl a. :;ooi.! inronir ----1c1c5c.o0070~·---A-Poo. :,llaf:.~. blh' r;,r~. ll0 .\11:: r:u1l."1)1~
, for a lin k rfllll 'I ~ La,·k ,.,1 1·1(" Corona del ;\lar, 67~~;~ Build c,.11 ~0111· 1•11, !'L1,ro111 " f<lr ;;".IO{J rriil r i\atr lo?n · fl J \ ! i 'l11ne ton:("!< salr r•f Ullif11l" \·acant OK. )lr . .\d;un~. Slk. "l11 Tr . f,, .int:r 1·al tTH 'inan.' 111! •• '"~1.c:n 1'011.C{'-;~1011 bu~1 11,.., . ., f,12-!Jt:iC!.i }'rn1<ilr Nn f\'(1111 t•l;i11~. E><"l".V i!~llll i! !i1a~1°1·p11'1«' Grol-."i' * 1~~-~1:::0 J"c I I 11!\ ·I I~ o·r·J 1·1:--1-t l ('Hl!~HOP s·i0 r, .... 1,1i\I. ti~(}..:::Ji,:1 ___:__:'_:_ ~O-( \ ·' ' .• '·
ldci.ll fni· ,·ou pl<". Mortgages, T.D.'1 63"45 DACH~H li:'\D pupp), nialr Gr: .... -1'.'.BAL C.-.n1rH, 1'•1' ,\I!
. ___ •_O·l\·1944 • :..~D 'f.D. Hom .. 111 r ity of Seahury lnH:l. n .r:. 1,;1us caq icnt l"y. !\J1w1 ·,-.1r. ;1ild ,\·
-h"artbr ok<'n: ;:.::l:i-1;:~0 ren101!r.l1n~· 1", ~ 1:s ,.,.
\DP.E:;s Shop, .\lool"-0--Day, I Car.son. i 1; '~ .• -'.II du"' 6 Yl'"·l --'---------1 prricnrr .. i::l-7~).~1. ~11.2.;s.!
I hu.'>' Burna Parl\ 11.rca . S30. 1ric int. D1::;c1 l:i~ii-. Personals 6405 -
0 1\'nl"r' ;,~i-394£. 8 1i-::S~ i<::;Q.cw;:',6 -----------
Carpet Cl•anlng 6625
Bus. Opportunities 6lOOlu1. Oppertunitie1 6300
CANDY SUPPLY
ROUTE
f\1an or \1·oman to restock. TI C\\' type
dispen:;ers '''itb h i g b qual ity candy
ducts.
co in
pro-
*Alone?
YES IT'S YOUR
FAULT
* DIA'.llONDS 11 rl' llll':l.SUl't'd
by qualily. ~o ai"t" 11·c!
Dl.\;'l!Qi':D C.\RPf.:'I'·
f or rrco1'ClOO llll'-".~ao;c !h;it CA.r.PJ:;T & Furn. ·<·lcani11_~:
, "i ll r:hange: )'Our Ji"fr c::ill i(Jr I <la)' ·"Ci"\11~·c ·~ 11ual 11y
I ORANGE ro. '5·1'i-tl!X)7 11oii;, t:H ll ::;1erhn~ fOI'
I 2~ hour r"rording brightne~~! 6,12-S;iw
HOUSEWIVES CA RP.I::T & uphnl~1rr.y ste;i111
Double your niOllCY for Xmas <·lranl'rl. al.';O Parrw1 u1-
or rl'l.i!!~ nionl')' for your club s t;i.1\ation, r{est1lts guar. For
or ehu rch. A phone caU or ·-rrrc ·~st. call S.l\r;i91J
I
·lette:r a nd )'OU 11 ill receive
lrrc, conipl<ote informa·tion .
<;ompu b. Jif:>S F:: .. ~~!. St.. ANNOUNCEMENTS. S1111.! 203. f , 14) 8.;b-ti!).j;,_ ·
I -.:1cENSED Ind NOTICES
H fl US i:; CL'~. f , Y t N'(; t..,
11nyl11n1'. i;oot1 rtf"'. rra~'.
1;1.t..{i11~ \ ---R,\ Y ,\·.Crc<1'1 1 .l.o.n11orial :'"IV.
l''IT'J>l'I ~. '"'rii'lo\,~: llool'~,
,.1, !:~~ ,\. C u ill 111 l' ' I
+: 1•;.11ui --'---·--1\"t:\'OU\V CL!·:S:'\fj\'~
l 'l'Qt1!1~•· t11 pll'i<':IC ~ e :116-~':.'Hl e .
--~ --• \\'l:'\DOl\"S DIR.TY·:
Fi·ee f'S1~, l.i ~'f'iil'S-·r'_\p.
.lolnn1y D11nn fi-1'.!-~Jfrl
\\'OliLD Yti11 brlie1·e I 11·111
<"l•:<.1 1. youi-ho111r for Blue
Chl p :;1a111r•f .' 897-7.~JO
CARPt:T~. \Vtn!lll\\'S, 111'".
r tr., Urs nr COiu'c'l.. .'.\hit
llll!i.: Reas! Rrf.s: ~-,.\S-<11 11.
Ironing •7S~
lro111nt::• Alt£1•.'J iion!<.
Qrin~ 01\·il. ha ni:i;r1~.
-~~·
ANNOUN.CEMGNTS
and NOTICES
\Y E ARt: LOOKil'G FOR TH E INDI·
VID UAL WHO \\'ILL \\'ORK THIS
BU Sil'ESS LIK E IT WAS MEANT TO
BE-ONE \\'HO WANTS TO BE F lc;-
ANCIALL Y IND E PENDE NT-A P ER-
SON ASPIRING TO EA RNll'GS WELL
OVER $1.000 P ER MONTH.
~plntuJI r:r adin;;s, .ld11cr. A nou t 1 on all m:i.lli:r~. ~\:! N. 1:.1 n ncemen S 6410 legal Not>ces 64SO
\\i~ h~ve a limited n u m b ·e r of positions
avftilablt in this ar ea. Both part tlrnt and
full .lime. \\1e rtQUire exchange of refer-
ences ~fore an Interview is granted. You
need at least 31,1:15{1 to 33,750 cash, '"'hi ch is ' . only ' for supplies anti equ ip111ent.
\Vrite, giving phon t nunlber. to
, Cam ino Real, San Orinc.nll'
·~92-91 ~(). 19&-9:ill7
' 10 A:'-1 . l O P'.11
Attr1ctiv1 Expe--;-l
Grand Opening
Academy
of Physio Ther,py
I \\"I LL no! b<" rr,'iron~i!JI"
fr>r a ny drOls "ot11Cf tluln iny
n\\ n. Jan1l'~ i\lichnr l Jt!N
J 1~·111 no1 he-N'll~n~ililr Ir.I'
;ony drbl.3 olh~r lhan my
t•\\'n Robert V. Bri~~ln
YOU:\G \VO:'l!A.'J
d;i.ncer 11iU teach you all_
la re~t !ltep:o;, Call ,\n:leU
213: l'f.11~1.X.8 1·10 PP.t
:-;au11oi. /.· n1a.~~.i;r, to lr111aJr lc =o----c======
lech. JCI a!l'l-11? niidnight' '? JOB!>"" CMP.L-OYMENT
VE·==R"v-"1,-1-.,-,-,-,.-,~-i11----.1 flay~. 2.l.) Thah;i. :':u11c C. JoD ·Wanted, Men 7000
bridge Jl!a)•r As P"'11nrr ror =La=""="='="="='='="°'· ="=1=·1='=1.='== ' fluplicall>. Tr11\·el if )O\J like· · C1metery Lot• ~ 18 !!hare. ~7-66S:l ~---
6..\CHELOR t.ook1n.;: f111· girl F'OR :'"\J,J·; t>,1· •111!•r·, 6 ·1•,1
. trnni~ plii)rr 111 :-:o·, -1 c1 f1<: V1c.11· ·\·,.111.-1.-.,y hil•
....... ~--··-----.--
\\'A\TED .. Foe j;i fl.n .".rRI
r 11~1'-up l;il.Jot·. , 1111,1lcs1. $~
rirr hr CaJI • ·1~i-l2Sli.
1 ; Cls in;:. r Tr \\"rllr Bo:-. '.llS\71 C'.t!I ;,1,) 6!16\1.
I 01$TRIBUTOR DIRECTOR , DEPT. If 1 Diuly F 1101 Pu.1'i\'f1\'t;-1 1·,-,,-,,-,.-,-.-,.111~i -.-
Job W1 fl ttd,
-Wom•n 7020 ..
SJJ South 2nd Weit 'ALCOHOLI CS A no nyrnou~ find ;"1 ;in1~,111~ n111nhi·1· i}f Fie ~1)-,pi"E"'·· Tlir'\t
Salt L•ke c-Jty, Uteh *4 OT Phone 5'11-7:!11 <11 1'Ti1" to ho111(' .. ib 'lilll11y~ Cl;is~1 !1l'd -1·~v' r \p.. ~-~·-----•---------+------"-"-·"-·-"""--· _,,,, ___ ,_c_"-'-''-"'-'-'-"-,_,_,._._,_·11_0_,._k_•_ho_,_,,_"_"_"_· __ _c ____ :_,:'_'-_''--"----
Janitorial 6790 J Adi·ei1i~ng . -----~·~· Productioll Arflst
SP Ar:l{LL Ja nitonaJ & \\'1n-.• Production Mgr. llo\V clc<1n1u6 Se rv.. • \V10·
<lll\IS1 l'C'l>'.li.!., t'OIJH:I. COll~t.
Cleanup. -~·ree e<t. %8-2691,
Dt;TCJI i\lanit Scrv. crpt
C"lng, l lr wa.xl ng, 11 lndow
11 .t~h ing. Jla.1·1-y \<Ill Bl'yncn
;,37.1.-,os H no ans caJJ aft .'.l.
Experj11;1ced agency
prodUction 1 r t i 1 t
c•pable of • e m e
productlOn manilige·
ment for Newport
Beach a9ency. Xlnt.
salary and benefits. E:-iTATS i.[a;i.r Tree Senl
flen¥J;!ll & trimn1in;:~. tr~
"'1 1m~1e . ...:a.11 ~Al-OOSS. ==="'=======~ I Ple:a sc ~end 1'<'31.Jmc lo The
DaUy Pilot Box· !\1-368. · L1ndscaping 6110
LJC'D ·/Japanese la.aj.~c-apc
contrl e\Qr, La11Tis, &prklrs,
pa1 ioi;, Ctt . 831}...30::7
ASS'!STANT
PLANNE.R
Ma•anrr. Brick 6830 $111. to ~J1. 0
per month
~
RICHARD ALLEN
Custom & Spanish
Masonry A Special_ty!
Block , Brick, Concret•
Free Est. 63J...l3Al
Papl!rhflnging
Paintiog . 6850
NEED PAINTING?
C;il l us~ r.c liablc Service 11'/
Qu11Jily al its hc,;t, at lhe
1110,;t 1·t aoo11ahle p1i\'.:es .
t"1'l'r 1•sti ma 1e~. 548-6002
* INTEJiJOR EXTERIOR t
P ain"ti11i; ... Paprrhan~11.;:
L11:. l ns. liuaran1ee~
Jlarris Painting &tl-4.xis
SUBUrJ:IAN i'a1ntin,;/.Oec
Expert Gu1u·antti:>d \Vork
F1·"c <'!l1 , J\o Job !oo l~r;,:,.e
vr too sn1~1l . 494-.3190
P Ali\TJ;G Int!, Ext Lowest
cr;ntracfcd pri1·es. Ful,ly illl'.
Salisfatlion gua.1 . Frt.il est.
,Jin1 \\"eeks 60:7.-llti6
P1\J;.ITJNC . l'apcnn~ lli )TS.
1n lla r!".:ir arc~. Lu:. &
b11ndrd. Rel~. furn. 64:.!Jm&
l; ,\: .-; Pa1n1crs. Int-Ext.
Jluu.<r ~ a pll', i'\o job' too
,.n1aJ L !."i.")"-:.'9:,:1 all :i,
BOB·s il la strr Painter· k
f-:~1n1irltr1' Cll~!o111 \1·orJ.;
rinl.1. ;n::: ;,::_i~-~·iS6
ll'ALLPAPERl:-.·t; & PAIN.:
TJ;\G, · JO rr:s in 'll.f'f'tt.
R,-.asonablr ra l"S. li-12-0127
P AINTl:-\G S... papcrhah&in.;.
Rca sonal:ilr . ~j )T~ · <e:>..p.
t;r r111a1t, skills. 6'12-J3t.!
Ji\'TER!OH. S.· c.\I A1·cr;iii:e ~
h1'. h~f'. lahor only Sl37.0tl
Call :~1&--l :l1b ....
Pla!terJng, Repair 6880
e P A_T'C 1-l PLASTERtNG.
All tyrw~-f ree
C:..11 ."il0----684'
cstintatc.
090 Plumbing
i'LL":>oJ/3 11\'G r.F.T':\lR
;>.~ JOh !toll ;.)11<1 11 •
• 1-;12.:;1~s •
Re_r:iodel, Repair, 6940
GL'ILD, P.c111odel. r.epair
Dr1f"k, block. c o n c: r e .1 e ,
crpn1 1:0·; no job l'lO ~in·a:1
Lie. Contr. 96:-6943
* 1r--.,(1 n!'cd rr1nodl"hn::
p:i11n11°i-2" 01· 1r pa1rs. Ca1J
Dirk. 6~2-1 19~
• Dr<'~~111ak111;: • Al1 rr<itio11;;
Sp<;t:i:il 011 hrn1s. * 6!6cfi.\,j(i *
STITCHERY CL,\SSEt'
s.-.111n:;:. llclp 11·ith ChriShnas
1.Jca.~. &-1.).-1400
Alteritians -642-SUS· '.
Neal. al'.Cura!r. :.10 ~rarS ·G,,p_
. ' . -CITVOF-
NIE.WPORT BEACH
Requires B,5;./B.A. in ·~
propriate ficld. Perfo1·m~
r1\tt)' lr\'l'I Pl'Of~~~ianal
planni11::: 11·cirk' or a1·c1·-
agE' diUicuh¥ in cw1-ent
llnd lO)· advan·erd piAn·
nin:;:. Sal&ry .a.bo\'e .1.1al'1·
in-;' step pOssible for can-
didates ....... ith AddHionitl
planning experience or
~duc:atidn.
·ZONING
INSPECTOR
$614. fl;> $131. per month
Rl'QUirts li\'O years ("OI·
Jrg:e in p{anningJ zon\n;:
.admmim'ation 0( relaltd
l1e)i:;J, .and t\..:o )'tars of
[111!-ttmc p;i.id public· CCl/\<o
lal't cx91'{ieore, prefl"r·
~h!y in .an i nvestigato1;-
t:a/>!ir it;.'. tn.~~s p!or
plans ·.a nd prt>mise~ for
compltance • .... -ith zonin;
Te;;ula ttons.
App11!.'.<l(1ons for the a bove
pogitmn.s should ~ lill"d im·
ml'dia tely at , tbe P tts<>nnl'l
Oflicr, :::::~ Nel\'POrt Blvd.,
Ne\\"))ctl"I &;i.c:h, Ca.lit. 92660,
(iJ4J 67'.i~.
Assen1bly
ITT JABSCO
ASSEMBLY
FOREMAN
Con1p.a_ny has .a_n. 1mme:d1·
att> oi)c11m; for · .1. p~
ducticin asst'o1bly fore·
n1,1n. :\J kn 1n1un1 ol 1110
)rar! rt-1.ilcd cx per , Pl't'·
f!'t' so1ne collrs;I!. Libl'l"·
al f11ngr bcnrfit p 1'1).
p-am. Sa.laiy commcnsu·
r11 1e 1\ith education & e"-
pc:ncnce,
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
. J:".:l\fPLOY"ER
1·1&l. Oalr \\'ay.
C.'..i~ta J\!e~a . Callf
A1aembler1, Bonder•
El1ctronic Technicians
1::.,P""l'l!'nc:e<l. ~.alar;o ope:n.
-~P.~LY .. lN f;'ERSO:'J
lb.di:< l\fiel"Of')l'Ctronifs
Co rp. 3i51J .. PulJman St.
Costa :'>lt"AA. $23.)0
Tree Service 6fl0 AutomoTl\'e •
s-c-11-.. ,-n-c-: :_n_"_"_b,-,.-.-,-rs MOritgomery Ward
hr<';i.h' founrlaUon~. F1'<'e '.<:st. ,,\Uto. Sei-v1ce Cent{'I'
Any Tr~ 5cr.,1ce. J.;;!)..J9ZO has an 'urgrnf need
Dou,:: 'for .1. -•
~ 6· _,,. e SERVICE \~'RITER Upholst1ry YYV e, ~ARTS 1>tAN
CZYKO~.J'S Cusl. Up!WT.
I::urorit!ll'fl Craf1s1nansh.ip
10(),..,,. Fin! 642·145.J' .
lS:jl N<"l\'port BL, C.~J.
E:-.peri~. p rcfem'd :\1nt
co. bcocl'it~: Apply in Pt-non
Tm Edingtr, Hun t. Bch.
B ABYSiTJ'tR, intelligt nl,
t_•apablo for occasional t Vl"l'l·
ing & daylin1e care: 2 boy!,
agrs 4' & 7. Rr-f~ rtq. Non-
iinoJ,;er.' 646-9,jjC)
BAB\'SrrtER. lile-111 for 4 Job W1nted, I c hildren 1 :.! i;cti oo\-aZf!\.
Women. 7020 Sahuy open. :'l lu!il 101 ~
-----------child1'fn, ,Jill' h011se1vork. ll Ot;~Ef\:~l-~P~lt. h~e in. 830-4~~1 .
e DAYSHIFT e·
Orlll Pr••• 0,,.rators
e SWIN;, SHIFT •
. Turr.t Lathe 0J"r•to,-
En9in. Lathe Operator
Radial Drill Operator
OrUI P1e11 Operators
CLA-VAL CO.
171h & PL'.llCENTIA, COSTA MESA
S.1-2201
Equal Opportunity En1ployer. . .................. ,
Jobi-Men. Wom. 7100 Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100
BABYSITTER .. re~p. needed
in1 med. i\Iy home ortly, ~3
day. 3-t dB)'ll 11 k. 5:43 arn -
1:30 pm. Q\\·n tr an s p .
548-1429 3-l:lo only
6 ABYSITI'ER·HSKPR $100
Li\'e in 6 dayl!. !!9:"-4S78
Rf'g'U)ar nUses lo $150.
BABYSIITER, f"'rom 2 to 6
P.\I daily. flle~a !'\orth are'a,
Costa J'.1esa, 546-Qi.17 Eve5,
8!!11ki n;;
!'\e11pon l\afional Bank
I::sc.1v11• Officer
Call illr. Carter
!l-5, 642-31U
Computer Operator•
~Sv.ing & ~l id Shilts \
2 years e:tpeMcOce on m~!
1130. Cfi3 :sor!f':r & 314 repro-
duction. T~letype bkgrnd .
bene;!icial.
CONTROL
DATA CORP.
;'.j J9 \\I. \\';ui"lt"r, S,A.
(iJ4J ~282o
Equal OflNrtunlly e mploye:r
Custodian
Ji\Tl\IED. openlng: ftlr reliable
man 1viU1 pr,\rious in·
BARi\JAJD;· il or pt time. dustrial· j;mitorial e:1p. Xl nt
nilhts, ·Good sal1'1ry. Apply \i orking rond., gd. pay &. au
days: 4$6 E . 17th, C.flJ. fringe berielita incl. prolit
5\S-9949 sharing. C~if. J n 1 e c t ion
BEAUTICIANS Illolding, 2IXl Briggs A\'t.,
!or day k e\-eni.ni !!hhts in C.111. 5-16-4160
popular • p~ C.?.f, salon. I----'-------I
P~sent ~1Atf 'can't bindle
rapidly e;.;pandirig '1.olume.
PAid v1.cation. Call \'ioia:
5-18--9919 or Apply in person,
Cro1111l~ Glory Beauty Sa-
lon, ~6! E. 17th St.
BI K JN I &rm.aid/dancer.
Full or pa,rt-tinte-. Cost&
r,Ie!a
6-!S..7S01
8o1t Mfgr.
-NEEDS ......
e As1emlilers e Finish Ce.rpenter1
* O' DAY YACHTS* 3000 Pullman, Cost.i i\ies.a .
BOAT CARPENTERS
AND MECHANICS
Experienced, La11:e c-u~orr:
ronstruc:tion. Top 11·agt>~.
llli.LARD BOAT \YORKS
1~3 Baker S"t., C.i\I.
Bo.1.t ca~nter.5., exp'd. Auto Coast 548-5581
U74 .Placentia, C.r.1.
B 0 Oh'l-.:E EPER as~istilllt,
for oceanogni.phic firm. Ac-
counts p&yable-receivable !:
i;:cneral bo ol\k eep in;;
kno11•le<l:;c. 51S-3486
BOYS 1D • 14
Carrier Route.s 0pl!"
'°' Laguna Beaclt, So. ~
DAILY P ILOT
~-<!Z'.!l
BUS DRIVER !or private
Chri~ti an 3thooL Put time.
\\'ill train. Good Orilin;::
r ecord rtquired. Apply 16133
Br oo k hu r 'st , Fountain
Valle)'. 962-3312
Cashier /Bkkpr $403
.Ii.I r.. ~111.1·p, good oppty!'
lndepend•nt
P1r1enn1tl Agency
1TI7 Oran;:e Ave., Suit C
C.>IJ. 6·1:?·0026, 3-15 l;Si9
CLEANt~G lady necd<'d.
frlday prefc rrl'fl .. 4 hrs on·
ly. 1.Jus1 ha1·e o 11• n
tran sporta!Jon. Reference~.
;;.!&-781 7.
* CASH IER + Car v.•ash,
full time or p.a.rt limt.
CAU.: G45-Z022
CLERICAL: I n:;; u r .an c e
cssua.l ty rxper . 1 glrl ofc in
H.B. l\J r !'llann. 842414!1
1'-COUl\S-:'\1ALE
Apply: FLYING BUTLER.
:;tot Ne...,"POrt Blvd., N.B ..
COOKS k Coolt's liell)l!r.
Me.-.;ican food. Nile!. Call .....,,.,
Cooks
FJY COOKS
Toi' 1ra;e!, f'('rmanent, hon·
f'~t. and ;ood 11·orkin;; r an·
ditioos in area's \eadin;;
l't'staun.rit. Apply 9 am lo :l
pm fol' mter\'it w .1.t
ITT JABSCO
KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
TE;\f· alpha. il.J\d numcr i·
..:al. Verify .\lid so~ re.
late:d cleric:aJ d u I i e 1.
Guod \li'Orkini': condition~
and benefit.!;
I:::QUAL OPPORTUNITY
E;\U'LOYER
l-1&.i DaJr \\'ay
Costa ?llesa, Uili!.
*DISHWASHERS
*BUSBOYS
APPL\' I~ PERSO~
COCO'S
-;g r·ashlon lslarld
:'>r11 po11 Center. N.B.
DISHWASHER
ExP4rienr,;ed
Apply in person
SURF & SIRLOIN
5930 Pac. Cst. Hw~.
Newport Beach
DISHWASHE~
Experiencr<l Da) ~
Apply to T'llr. Col,.
NEWPORT HARBOR
YACHT CLUB
"j~ 11'. B.iy, Balhc;i
{Clos-rd Mon. & Tues l
DEJ\'TAL AS.SIS1'Ai\'T for Qr.
rhodont\c practice:. Cha ir:-:irlr
I.: lab, D€rital rxp req. Or!JIO
,.xp pre f. Age l!l-30. Top MJ .
<'lj'. 642-2..326
Dental A~sis!1111t
chamide, cxperiencl'd
Phont anytime 9!)8.578:?
Dept. Stoi:t
J. W. ROBINSON
Ha.<1 an openin;: for a
-MAID :__
Olle:rin: !ull tlme r 111ploy·
111er,1 '-li th eXC€ll e.nt benrli!s.
Apply in pel':!On to the P<"r·
:wonne\ Df>pt.
F'ASHION 151.AND
NE\\"PORT BEACH
DOt>tESTIC Live 1 n ,
rhl1dren's meals k lauodry.
f';ci h<'ll\'Y h~e11·ork. Sehl-girl
or unll'ed mothr r ok. :-;;Ja ry
.. Balboa Prninsula . 673-0149
Draftsn1en
4·001\, -~chool a,i:rr~. Chris· BA 8 y S rT T E .R ' i\fature
•.1:1." __ 1_11~n1e f'-'{'11--por t &JT.a . • MANNING'S , "'Orn&l'l, .2~1· days .~·k.· \,in. '·~h--.. •,>1.-:
Architectural
Draftsmen &
Job Captains
l!OliSE wiork 11·antcd by Oly.
0 11·11 11"a nsp. r.r ts. , tall
hr forr ~ a1n or 11.ftrr 5· pm
D0,\1&5TJC \YORI\
F.:y ho1J1·. 0 \111 1ransportano11
:;;;,-:n.~··li6
."Ll .\111er lad.1 111.1 <io ~'l'Jur
(in;,:, Ill)~<)()!\ ,~hi-, d,,I ]~\h
.r.. r 11Ur 11,,n, !":\1. 61:'.:1~!19
1\CCUt;NTL."\'G
:->n1i<n Set.; nf Rook~
'l!y h~1e. ;1\0-?ll l ('\('.~_
--\1--r;,;r:-f:Jrph~11t~7 ·-
rant. 2 scbOol~ar:c l!o)'s . CO,FEE SHOP
Back ~Y atel'··~~l7rl :4rot El Toro Rd.
BABYSl'ITER.. your home or Leisiir. World La:una Htlls
mine. l\ton-F'ri. 2 boy~ 's & :?. 837-1014
.0.:.8.n ··cardtn~: E·ll.·~er schl 'c"o-,0,~B~!N"A'T~l~O-N~'.~.,,.,.--~8"
~,a. 'H.B. 96:.!-2319 r.Jalds ,l: Go Go Dir.ri<"ers.
BABYS'TTTER v.&nled for 2 Top v.-a;t".S. Phon~ for in.
g-irls 411 k 101. Aftc-r ~hOoL l~r1icw. ~ll S!Y Las;;)', ~I
Vic ~ts1·§. ~10. ll'k. gj3-{Ml0 Harbor. C.~I.
a11rr -:-1::;o.. CUSTODIAN
B1\l3Y;'ilTTEr. \\'I n I (' d ~
llo1lrs, ~lal)day thru Frida)',
11)--:?.I J'~t:hil(l1,.n. O':ty home
Slj ]J{'r 11·cek. Call Diane
5.)0..8.11t.tt.t :
tor l!mall chul'('_]l, 5 ev~ &
Sat, Opportu111ty for rettrrd
cou ple. $~j r>l.'r mo. Im·
m('cii;11e opcnini . D a 't t U"~J8. ~VI!.~ 0 1721.
Immediate Openint•
Perm•nent Po1ittons
frank ~· Hope &
AHoclatn
ArchltN"1."i & Enar.
.01 Civlc C1111· Dr \V.
&in la A na, :;17-9.\lll
BUSIE ST markctrlac~ in
t011 n. 'l1le DAILY PlLOT
monry. 1lmt. :: ellort. LoOk
a u silied scc:tion. s a, r
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Phoi"s. Art Open 8:00 o.m. • 5:30 ;.m •
...9 td Noon Soturdoy -Closed . Suodl;
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I '.Pl>U. DIBECT ... 642-5678
WESTMJNS.TE~ & NORTH COUNTY DIAL FREE 540-1220 ,
Huntington .Beech: 540·1220 Laguna leach: ~94·9466
. Hours-Regulations-'De•illines
llltllOttS: Adv1rtr11r1 ihould ch~k th1lr all• lll1ilY tirul ~t;._tt 1M1ttMl•t1ly .,,..,.
• or ml1c~a111flt1tlons. l'HE DAILY 'ILOT •11Utft ... )IU1Hltj fer •rrer1 Mly te
th• ·•Jltlnt ef· pultli1hin9 the -'••kl11m1nt cornctly 9"• time. . ' .
DIA.OLINE Pett: CON AND KILLS : S:H P.M. tht 4•Y W..-1 pullllk1tlet1. 1ac.,.
for w .. kefllll Elllltiltft 1"4 MonUy 1ec:tl1N wh•n chttln1 tlm• lt l :H P.M. Friday. · ·
YOU MlJST HAVl: KILL NUMllltl Wh•n 9cillint 1n all Mc.111 .. ef ~vlclr rnultl,
ff\ sur• to m•k• • tiikord of th• klll numhr tlw•n pu by J•Ur H t•k•r ••
Y1riflc;•!i1N1 '' J°'!r c41i.
Ew•ry •ffort is m•d• to kill or <orrett a new •d that ha1 .... " •rllarM. b11t w. ''"°"
l'tot gu•r•nlff to do •• until th1 .1d ho11 •l'P9.ltM lit rt.. ,.,_,.
DIME•A·lllillE Ads •r• 1trlct1y c11h in o1dv1nc1 atr m•il •r •t •nt •n• .t •ur .rflc ...
NO sahon• ·orckr1. · · •
Th• DAil y PILOT 'l'llltYl!l t}l1 right ,. cl111ify, "''· ·,.n •• ;. •r r1fu1• •nr. .,, ..... tl11M1nt, •nd te ch1ng1 it1 r1!11 ind r1gulo1tlon1 wltheut •r!.r not ce.
W,.il·Addr••: lox 1175, Ntwport •••ch, (,u~rnl•
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Daily Pilot Classified
CLASS1FIED INDEX
HOUSES FOR SAL!
OINllUL
COSTA MIS~ ilrlll$A Oil MAI
"\l~A 'ffltOli•
COLLIGI. ~All(
l'llWl"Ollt IEIC" l'llW~OltW lll!IOHTS
IAL..OA COVIS
NEWl'OllT SHOltES IAYCltEST
IAYSHOll:l5
00\11!11 SHOlllE!.
WESTCLIFf
lo!AlllOll l!lliHLA"IOS
UNIVl"ITY l"All:K
!IVIJllf .
IA(I( l.IY
t!ASTILU'"
11191•1 TIRJtACll"
COll!)lol• OIL MAit
IALIOA l'El'IOUULA
IEACOH lAY
I.I'!: 1$L,oti'IOS
LIOO Ul.1
BALIOA MLA.HO
llUHTIHGTON. llACH
HUl'ITll<IO'rOl't HIAIOUl
FOU.NT•J" YA.LUY
. Sl.1.l. ·~ACH ~~~Sol!:.·~~~~.
LOl'IO atl<H
1..AIUIWQOO
O•AHGI COUHTY
OUT OF. COUNf·'I'
OUT Ol1 STATE
ST.ll'ITtllil
WISTll\!l!ISTt• MltlW,\Y, CI TY
SAl'OTA!. •Na
SANTA ANA HGT ~.
ORAl#Gt
fUSTIH
KQltTM Tu~r, ..
AMAlll:lM
SILV[lt•DO C•.NY(IN
HAVASU LAI\[
LllG!MA Hills
LAGUNA IE.I.CH
l ,l<;UH • NIGUEL
MISJIOl'I VIEJO
S•l't 'Ll_Ml!"NTlf
SUI JU.I.Iii ca,.11••.t..NO
CA,.ISTR•HO at•Cl'I
OAN.fi ,.OIN1
t.,111 1,-se'o OCEAMSIOf
~AN Oll!GO
llllVIEllSIOE COl1N1Y
HOUSES TO IE MO\lf:O
~e~~r:~~I~' SALe
'l'ARTHENTS 11'011 IAll!
RENTALS
'"' ...
"" 1111
HIS
'"' •1111 uu
ltlt
111)
111J
'"' 1110
Un uu ...
I 141
lllf
1111
JUI ,,..
1l H
11" 1i s1
1lU
'~ lllJ
"" ,,,.
• t•n
HIS
·~ "" 1'00 uos
"" ,,1! ,,,,
Ult
1111
"" !•l!
1141
'~' 1~!0
10!
!US
llH
110!
"" 1701
11\1
1'11
17?J
11!1
110
! "' 117! , ... , ..
19'1
l!!J ...
Housn Furnished
"'fHl!,ll '"' "" !IOI
ltliHT•LS TO IH•ltli
COSTA Ml!S•
"lfSA DEL MA.II
~ISA Yl!ll:DI ·
:OL\.lh lt>4•1C '
!o'!W,.OllT iEACH
.. l!Wl'OllT .GTf.-
Nl!Wl'OllT SHOltll
IAYSHOltPI
-OOVElt s~•u
"ll!STCltFI<
1Jlil1V£11:51T¥ l'•!llt
l•VlNE
••Cl< •AJ
fl.ST I L ·~ llllVINI!" TEltllACf
(OltONA 011. MA,•
1,1.LICIA 9•Y ISl ANCS
LIDO IS~fi
IAllO• 11tl1'1D HU"I TINGT ON llA{H
JOUN"TAIN ll•LlEY
l f .. l IEACH
LONO IE .. n+
Clt•NOI CDUNT'f
llllT.l .liai•
NIESTM INSTf lt
"IOWAY C('rY
SANTA MA liEIGH TS
:o•st•L
lAGUN• ll!•CH . .I.GUHi lollGUEL
MIS SIO N VIEJO
I"" CLl<MENill" i~ll JU.IN CAP!S Tlll.lNO
:AP1STlllAHO llEACN
, .. ,. .. 1'011!11
~IYE'!"OE CO\JJ!TY
'ACA,TIOH •E HlAl S
:ONOOM!Nl\J M
)Ul'LEXIS FVltN.
RENTALS
710!
111t
i n1
"" 1111
"" ll7! = "" lll7
"" "" 11•1
"'' "" "" 11!0
'151
1!SS
l~I 1+11
?•!O
"" "" 1~1t
H!I
tlU ,..
"" Jiii )111
"" ....
1)1 l
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"" !II~ ...
1•\ft ...
Houses Unfurnished
~EN'!'ll•L
:OST.Ii Mf:S A
\lfSA Oil MAii
\IES• \IEltDI!
COllll;;f l'l"IC:
)l(Wl'Olt1 ll!ACll
"!Wl'OltT HGT$. .'~IWl"OJtf SHO•lt
IATSHOlt£5
OO'IElll 5110lli~
"'ESTCLllJF UIHVIJ •SITY l'Altll'
tll!VIHE
1.-cK lf'T
E•ST ILU1'fJ IR'llNI TfllltACI
,;okDIU OIL M,Alt
tALaOA
t AT AlA,.ClS
LIDO SSLI! ViLaOA llL .. 1'0
"IWl'OltT Wl!IT · "'4-Tll'IOTO"I llAC"
.. UNT.l!'OTOM M•llOlllt
'HTA,!N Vl.LLIY
!IAL llAC"
a••OIH OltOVI
LOMG al!"ACM
)lllMI COUNTY
iAl'tTA AHA
Nl!STMIHST~ilt
'\llOWAY CITY
lANTA ANA Hl!IGHT$ ::o.ur"t , '
L.AGVP!.a' J!A,(M ! • t &OlnlA Nl(all!I '
Ml\SION VIEJO
!i CLEfl\1 .. TIL
llflll4fl• ' -~ tiTll:IHO 1rAl'.M
~A 'OINJ
C MtN!filNI
xas u1r1rW•M! '
RENTALS
"" J1U
l!O
1111
SIU
"" !711
J!ll
l17J
J111 ,,.
l1l1 .,.
"" "" JlO
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l•St ...
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l41t
JIU
1411
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11H , •• 1
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1141 . ,. ...
A11tl. Fi.ir,,ishtd
Cl .... AAt. I ...
COSTA Ml!Sil
MESA '111101!
tn:w,0•1 el!'ilCM
NliWl'Ollf ~IGHtS
NEW,.0111' Slolnltl!I
WISTCL"I'
U"llVEltS\TT ,.Ilk
IACI( BJ\l'
IA.ST aLVl'I'
CORON.Ii CIL A\,1.1
l•U.OA
BAY 1SLAl'IDS
LIDO ISLI
IAllOI ISl•NO
HUNTIHGTON ll•Cll
FOUNT .. 111 WALLIY
.S~AJ. IEACH
lOl'IG ll!ACH _
011 .1.l(C;E COUNTY G°'llO~N GlllOVf
WtStM11'1STElt
MIDW•T CITY
SANTA .. !'IA
SANTA AN• HflGHTJ
TUSTIN
COAST II.
LAGUNA aU,Cll
LAG UN A HIG U!l
MISSIOl'I \'llJO ~.IH CL!Mfl'ljY•
D•l'IA l'O+Hf·
Tltl"Ltll:, -'c. t.
COl'IDOJ.\I NIUM
ReNTALS
.,.
•111
'* •11•
(ltl
••• ... li1ss .... ...
UJI . ... ...
,41,. ... ... .,.
"" •• .,.
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"" Ult ... ... ...
Apls. Unfurnished , ,
G!l'IEll.U. • IOH
COSTA MESA 'IM
ME~A Vl!ltOE 1!11·
HEWl'OllT ll!ICl'I ~1.0I
NIWPOllT HEIGHTS 1111
l'IEWl'Oll:T SHOlll!S Jtlt'
WESTC Lll'F Sl)I
UN!V6ilHITY l"A•lt SUI
IACIC: UY nu
£AST ILUll'" U4t
COllONA Oil M.I• J1H
tALIOA • SlMI
IA¥ ISLANDS ll5t
llOO 15LI l lH
HUNTll'IGTON • llAClll J•" FOUHT.l.11'1 ·vALliV J•ll
8J.L90" ISL•NO JlS5
SE'•L liACi'I Jost
l01'1$ IEACN HM
O"A,NGE COUNTY UM
GA ltOl!N 't(;lllO VI
WJ$T"'\INST;E."' MIDWAY CITY
SJ.NTA .. HA
JlliNtA AN&,. Hl!l01't't\.
TU5Tllt
COASTAL
lAOUN4 lfo'!/4 l•Dl'"A Nll'HJl;_L
MISSION VIEJO
SJ,. Cl l!MfNTI!:
SA,N JUA,N C•l'UTll•NO
O•NA 1'0!N1
REAL ESTATE ,
General
"" ''" li1'
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sitit
"" Jltl ...
"" s111
SHI
T•IPLEI(, rit. SM
CONDOMINIUM 8.,t
•ENT.Ill WAl'<Tl!'O !f'l'I
ltOOMS 1'0111 ltf.llT 5"1
llOOM a IOAltO SIH
MOTEL$. Tl.llLatt-C:OUllTS Jf'1
GUEST HOMll 5"'
MISC. llfl'ljT.llS J"t
INCOME l'•Ol'Uf"r -IUSINES$ "llOPIEltTT 'e51
Tlll lLE ll l'Al'l:l(5 teJ
IUSl'llESS ltlNTAL •fff
OFFlCl lllNT•L tl1'
!l'ICIUSTlll!°'L "Ol'E•TY '"I
tOMMEJICIAl ... 5
il'IOlltfltlAL ltlN1•L '"' LOTS 111111
llAN :>tEJ ••H
CITltU! GROVl!I 'lli
•CllEAGE •ue LAl(E l!'L"NOJIE 4Tl1
l'f!OPT "1'01'Elt1Y •1lS
o'A:,1N GIE co. l'rtOrl:llT"I' 41fl
OUT OF ST.IT! P•OP. tllH MOUl'ITAIN & Ol!S!ltT 1111
SUIOIV1110N \.ANO ~lll
lllE.IL E~T•TE SlllYICI 171! II.I . f)(CH .. NGI 6lJI
Ill. E. WAN TEO 41tt
BUSINESS and
FINANCIAL
BU~INl'SS WANTED
INV ESTMENT D·~·""v~lfio•
~1)$1N":SS 01',.0ltTUll'•lilES
lr.1\IE~TMftlT WAl'ITIO
MOt+tY TO LCI'"' l'EllSONAL LOlll'I
JEWELllY LO.INS
COl lATE~•L LOJ NJ
1tE•L ESTITI lO•Ns
MOlllTOl iGl!S, T'llfl 0 .. 11
MOH l!Y WAHTl!'O
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ind NOTICES
FOUN(I IF,... Afll •~M
LOST 4dl
l'E•SOl'l•LI l'f!
Al'INO,UNCl1'\l!NT$ t41t
llllf"S 1+11
fUl'<EllALS ~11
l'AIO OltTUAllT 141J
FUNE!'Al tllrtECTOlt! tl1+
FLOllltSTS tl!S
CAllO OF TN .. Jjl<I 6'1,-
IN MEMOlllAM "11
C'i:MElEllY LOTS &111
CEMITElllY Clt,..TI int
C1tWM.ITOltll$ tffll
MEMQlll IAL l"AllCl 101
AUCTIONS ..-H
AVIAT!otl JlltVtC• 4•U
TllAVEL t•ll
'.1111 TllAl't$1'0ll't1Tl0Jrl M41
AUTO TlllAHSPO llTAflO,. t4.ta
LEG .. I. HOTIC•S .._
CO!llMAN & TUTOlllNa 1 ...
SERVICE DIRECTORY
ACtallfftN•, · •HI AlbWt:lltNG SllllYICI tJOJ
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Al'l'ltAl$1HO au
1~1'!1•1 T O•+t lUI
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AUTO IUi PA+R~ •SJI
... u10. '"-"' 1.11 .. '"""' •1c. ..... llAIYSl'lf1NO •Ut
IOlt MAIMTl'H .. lllC• IJH
1111,K, MAS.0Nll¥, tic. '5it
llJSll'tl~S llCVICll '"' IUllAIM. • • • tJJI CliTlltlJIO , tJrs
CA•(H5fMAkllor• .sit CAll~"Tfilt tNO •M ;~MINT, ,._.... , ...... ,.
CHll• CAii~. LIC...,..
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Cl.Jtl'liT CLIANtN• 6ftt
-CllPIT L~VIN• & ll:l~lill f"1•
0••"11111 ..,.
OIMOl.ITIOJll fllU•
Olafll'T .... ••••It• •JJ ILICTll:tCAI. ,,...
IQUFl'MINT •l)ITAll 6151
fllli<I CINf aM11
,.LOOM . -FU•N.1(1!' ...... It,, l!f'&. 4 11
fUltl'llTUlll ltllTOllNa
& •EflN/SION• •'9
G•1tOENING u• Gll'llJIAL 'Sllt'll(l1 !Wiit
GlllAO IM9. OIJCIH• 6'lf
GLA.$1 UH
Cilllll"l!Jrl fllUM• t 111
GUN 5HOto tTll
Hl.AlTl't CLUB• 111t
MAULIN• '"' HOUllC\.l•HIN• ITU
IH:r9111011: OICOIUITINe tnt'
INCOMI TA-._ t14t
lll'ol<I, On11-•l'IL lie. 115'1
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JOI WANllO, M.. Hll
JOI WIHTfC. Wm11~ 1••
JOI Wl.NTIO,
MEN & WOMIN Pn.
SC HOOLS & IOO T•UCTIOH 70~
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MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
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THE HIDDEN DOLLARS
IN YOUR HOME · LATELY?
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7· LEGAL NOTICE
HO,ICI! 01' INffNTIOlt TO •NGIG•
IN TM! !All" C, ALCOHOLIC
atVtl.A•lt
<klo>ber I. IMI
10 WHOM IT MAY CONC-:.ltN :
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t ll...i to<. no1 1c1 11 hl!flbY t lvrn '"" "'~
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loUowo: •
l ~l'Q'l I & C let<~ llv~ .• Huntln1ton •.. , ...
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A••...,~ dl'l'!lrl"ll ta e•o11!>1 ll'lo luu•nto
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Qc.f!lbo1" 11, 1961 1Uf···
LEGAL NOTICE
T-171'1' MOTIC:I' TO CIEOITOltS
,U,.lltlOlt COUIT Cf THW
ITATI 0" CALIJOltl'll.I 'Oil
TNI COUN1'~ ()Ill OlllANGI! ,... ""'"' C:;•f!• o+ JEll:N A. L•lllCO::, Otc••>l!d-
N0 11CE •s Hf:llEIY GIV£"1 In !h•
<"•<!llft,., OI lf'of ltl!Vf "&"'6<1 ""'""""' "'"' 111 PH•O"' lltvlnt cto lm• 1t1ln1t '"' otln d•c~ent '" rt<t~!nod to 111, ltl•m. "'Ii" •~• n'l'<t>u r; vouc""'· '" t~• n<l1<• o• "''e l••~ ol ti'~ •~1 •n!ll ll!d eourr, ~' I~ P•n•M !~'"'-' ''""' !n~ "'(•, ..... """<"'"· lo t"• unOr •1lo~ 1• '"' m!it • o• STOOD. t!A llN!;lT. El l!OTT 1"'3
AUNE, Anorn•~• .. I ll Nor1" 8•ot a"''"• S•n•• a,,,. Col)lo•nl• I•""! '"""'"' N l~, .. ~tr l. W~IC~ II "'I ••IC~ c• t>U1I"'~' ol t~e u""'"lgnod In 111 mot!•" • .,.
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WI"''" h:lur mon!~! t !l•r IM 11'>1 Publl<•·
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11. Oifford Thom k
ITT IABSCO
TURRET LATHE
Setup &. 0F"r•t•
TOOL, DIE &
MOLD MAKER
MILL I. DRILL
OPERATOR
SHIPPING/
RECEIVING
CLERK
STOCKROOM
CLERK
ALL po!>ltl011S require
.~nn~ eXP'('ricnce
LfBF.RAL 1'"R INGE
BENEFIT P R!XiRA.J\f
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
E;\lPLOYER
14-~j J)ak \Vay
C..:,..,!a l\IP.o.a, Calli.
i n 1i s.1:>-8251
ru11 T111\e
HOUSEKEEPER
Apply in person
HuntJfl&"IOl'I ~a~h
Convalescent Hospital
18TI:I:! Dl:'la\vare S1., H.B.
HOUSEKEEPER
• INSPECTCiR~-;;;_l ity
~ontrol . ott<led lrn·
mtdia1ely,. l\TcG~or Yacht
Corp. 1631 F'lacenti.1, C.~t .
t-;Ef\"NELl\IA N
trn11nr e, lull
Ph: 612-3S I:\
,. I\ ta in.
or part tmif".
f\Et\'NEL. r<t.JF. Grn. clean-.
in~. Age no baiTiPr b11l
~on1e hca.vy \\Or k. 6,12-38~0
J\lTCH EN Help.· 1niln 18 or
over. Apply f\ENTUCf\Y
FRI ED CHICK EN, 2929 E.
Coa~! l!lvy., C d i\I.
LEGAL TRAINEE
\.\'oi·k •l )\:el.l.1'f'rt C'~nl er,
start :S.t00/1no. Requ1~s scr.
rl!tariill PXf'lf'J1('tice. T,i>e 60
\\'Pilf. 'light ·~north11nd , Ar-
t.cwn ry. Rqlaad S. Barcun1E''.
&l>OO'll
~!ACHIN!ST
E:xp·d Brchler·Torno~ set-lip
"'""· Xln1 pay , OE'ne fl!s ,
rLJture 1•i !h rapidly ex·
pandi n~ fir m in ~n1og tree
1.·n111n1unity. 71·1-7!l7·9JjJ .
tl!a c hinis'-!
• Punch Press &
t"ts h ing Rod \\'rappers e Mulli1lid• Oprs.
Top dollanr ii t"xp"d & Yrilling To S~32 ~r week. Apply
to 11·ork. Brov.·ning r<tr;. Co. Tony Ouchi.
1919 P!acen!ia, C . !\f . \\'ILCO TOOL k DIE
5.JS-1 17l :;190 Pullman L.a.N:
e FRY COOK e
!-;un, f.. Hohclays off
* EXPERIENCED
Costa r.1esa. :)Jl)..5-13:!
i\1.-\0-llNIST \\anted 2" 52'
r"P. prefcn't'd. Call for 11.ppt
5\S-4211 J to 5 P;IT and 1 la
9 p ,\I.
* * Housewives and Mothers
* CHRISTMAS *
J. C. 'Penriey Company
Fa"'ion l1land -Newport it•ch
H•s positions OF"n in * Sales * Slod * ~anta ·s Helper * C'redit intervie\vs ' * C.iift '\'rapping * l\lerchandise recor ds
*PBX
Schedules in('!ucl ing afternoons evenings and
con1bination of both. '
J-~inest conditions -Top supenrision _ Ex·
cellent benefits inc luding distount privilege.
* Apply Now *
10 A.M. to 9 P.M., Mond•y thru Fridey
J. C. Penney Company
:::;:24 Fa1hion l1land
Newport Beach, Californi•
Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 ---------·-
Mfg.
YOUNG MAN
TO LEARN MA NLIF'ACTUR-
ING. il-lECHANJC,\LLY JN'.
CLINJ;:O .
:>l!J-3~11 or :J-lS.()376
ll!A NAGE:'-IENT po s i ! io n
"i lh fUte-r ni;inulac1u1·rr of
Y.il!~r ·& y:a ste field. Broad
~p('C':trun1 of d1i1ie~; Equip ·
n1ent Engineering-, Purch<>s·
ing, D r a f ti ng;:, in.s1'1c
Sa.leg, f:rt1ph~i.s being able
lo u.ork on your 01111 pro.
j'!ct~ fJ'Onl gtAfl .10 J1nish .
f:11l11ry. 6.12-121?
* ~z: 11 ==-====
Jobs-Men, W•m. 7100
PART· Time matt, 18 & o~"•r.
,\ssi.s. il-lgr, traintc. Apply
Taco Bell, 69,) So. Coast H\\'Y,
Lai;:. Bch,
PBX An.sv.·eriog !ervice, e x-
perience pr eferred . 1f-
ternoon &. 1nidn\ght shitts.
Hun1. Bch. area. 5J6-S881 . .
PORTERS
EXPERIENCED
Excellent Eniployte
B•nefit1
J\I EDJCAL Assi~t:int. Sack
off ic·t r.~iter. /\lu~t l~ u.'ill-.,
ing lo -..·or.k 1n h11~y G.P. ;:if •.
ficl". O!he-rs ne"rl not apply,
Salary , OJN'M. l\li~~ion Vi~·
•, APPLY
Ptr•onMI Offic•
Th!Td Floor
The Broadway jo E! Toro area. ~1.1aio
5ECOND or d inner cook.
Phone • ~9G-:J146
newpmt .
personnel
... agency
Pl"Of9ssionel S1rvict
for th• •mployer
and the appllc•nt
133 Oov•r Dr., N.B.
642-3170 549-2743
Nurse~: RN, parl ii ine: 1.~. I
.:;..11. 11-7
LYN, full tim,.: 7.3 [·
Park Lido Conva.lesrcnt
Ce nfer, ·166 flag~hip Rd.
NP11-port Be11ch. &12-ROI~
NURSE S · Pr1vatl" Duty
needed. P.N"s, LVl"'s. All
sb11\s. Call ii.ny hour
&12-!/95;>
NURSE5 Needed !or p r ivate
rl\1tr. Pra tical t:_ AirJr~. No
lie. nc(". All sh ifts and li\'C·
in J\1u~t ha\·c ref s. Call any
hr . S.12·99.l:J
•1 t.urt1 of Fashion
FASHIO:-l l~N D
Newport Beach
A11 Equal 0 1'!portunity
Erriploy"r
PRODUCTION
SUPERVISOR
,\PPL'i'
i\lcGi·egor Yacht Co!ll.
1£.11 Placentia
C.\lst a MeAA
Profes1ionel
Employment
, Assi1t•nce
COA5TAL AGENCY
A mem~r ol
Snell ing I.: S9el!ing. Tnc,
2790 Harbor Bl; 0 1 5-4().605..1
PUBLIC SPEAKERS
If )'OU ran 1"1'<"'rui1 6'. tra in, or
LI you ha\·e r ver h;id •
cou1·~ 111 puhh·· .!'peaking,
!here may hf' a p!a<"'! fo r you
II 1111 OUI' N<t r l Co. J\fook
~loorl. •136 \\'. 6th St , Tu.;.
1111 :i-l-1-7302
APPLY IN PER.SON [
N U R SERY SC H OOL
flELPEn.
. f..Ef'LY ROX P jfi.1, r.E:.CEPTIOl\'l S T &
A5SJSTA:"T for 1 0 ca I
orlht11!011ti~t-Xh1t Y.'Ork ina: DA ILY PILOT
THE RIGGER .. ~ur..sES Aides. r:,,1i"t:I. All rorul'~ 1;. r a y. State "XP'Jr.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~htlt~. lnq . personnel clcpt. a nrl qll11l lf11:;i1lon:o;_ Box lliM
MAINTENANCE
MECHANIC
#!Ii f 11sh 1o n i>lan<'l
Ne11•pot1-Beach
. Hoag ~1"m. Hosp. Nc\vport ~a<"'h. Cal. SCHOOL DISTRICT _ .. o t·f!CL SLTPf,RVISOR. r.e~tau1·ant 0 1!..:t 0 •'11""' \~. ,.,.
ltont ld W. Fone•
E '"''"~· ot !llo Wiii o• I"•
11>o~• ~•l'l'l•n o•c""•"I
:'a!;uy rar1,:;:P :l:i.i-i.. .• y;:c \Vo m a n n1 u .i: I h ~ v " Ancient Mariner
____________ , REQVIREl\IENT:): -VAiid 1'-Upcl' i50l'Y ('_\fl. \\"I 111 M W 1ak111~ a]'lpl 1cation_s fl'.lr
Qi.[iJQrnia hu~rivrr:< )1<'rn~~. r~lcphOnC' ;in~ll'Pi·in\'.; ~fr\.ic,. Full &: part t ime, day & STOOD. •AltNtn, ILLIOTT
•NO AUNI
l y: , ........ "· T~···~ ..
•11 Nf ... h IN•fWfY
i1111t •~•. C•nPer•l1 "1fl Toi: !7111 .f.11~UJ An1r.,.v1 '9r l•eo:Vllf'
"~1>111~~ 0'"''" (Of•I 011 tY 1'1!0!. O<!ol>e• 11, II. 7J •~d Novemt>o• I, lf6t ll'OMt •
FRY COOK
(Six rnghts • w~k)
Apply 1n pcrron lo
Tl--fE D-£EF'
2 to 5 pin
n1N::han ic :i! 1't'pa11· or ll(hool or Tel,..rhone Cri. 11~1 ::o. :, t'l'r s sluli ~.
bu !lf'~. <111101nobilt'~, h;;i;ht days incl. '>'l'ken<l~:.... ~c;z.~2 e KITCHEN HELP
iru"k.~ :u1rl 11:11.'l()l1n~ f'ngi~s. ; •• OPERATORS ... e DISHWASHER
F1llNGE B E N f.: FI.T S -E:<pertencE'd in _i11i;Je ocrdll' e BUSBOYS
l'wr.lve rlays paid vatatllln and overloc.ks. (;ood piece Apply tn ~r~on
per yca1·, lll'c!vl' d;,.ys '.'iic-k Y.·or!: pricl's, steady ,1-ork. ~7 \V, Coas t Hv.)'.
leave f)l'r year, ni~jor medi-EDDY r<IOSS J~0!2 Locu~t Newport Be11.c!1
The Fiv• Crowns ~R. i~~~an~~~~· -C11ll St., \\'E'stm\n~ter.: 5.14-SGS. I =Re-,c,-,-,-,.c,c,-'--'--'-'----t
R•steurent • Miss Zacll mcyer at 8·!2.6&51 OPENING • f"LQORJ..AQY NJG}IT BUSBOYS
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LEGAL NOTICE
"·'"" 3801 E, Pacific Coast Hwy. Ext. 2?5 'bt>1\l'PC!1-J ,,, 5 p.m ., ·ror G-11rmci1t i\lfgr. Good AND DISH\l.'ASHERS ce•ri~~i~i1:u~' N .... ~tNllt, CoroM dt! l\1ar N o ph. ca.JI!; no la1r r thii.n De( 1.!. J'.169, pay, pcmianent. &n-26G6
Tl>+! """""''"" do c.,111v 111~v '" For•ign Car M•chenic• PAR-f.:_Tin1e cleaning la°fty Over JS. No 'chool pie•~·
CMChJ<,ll"f • b<J•l...ss t t ms w. ""'· SI., f ... J • ...::.... honie~ ·-Appl)' in flE'l'SOn to ~·~'" """· c1111orn19, ""n•r tne 110111011• Good co. benE'fils, \ncl paid i\tAIDS or ,..,w rtrtt. "IJ.I''· • • ,
11,,.. "'"''of HAL't t ODY SHOP 1nn vacalion, '""', tns, uni. FUU.-Tim~. rerorl hotel, -not· li\•e-d· \n fo1' rl ispley BOB#S BIG &OY •~•I •t in firm h ComfOS.,, of 1111 '"!low. · -' 1-l"" 1~• E 17th S> C ''
1..., ''''°"''· .... ~ •• "'"'" tn 1u11 tt•d forms furnished free. Good :La:="""::;;';:":;'='::'="=·='='=•='~'="';=~~P="="'°~'='='='=';"'"'' ,· -~==·~==·=~.:C==-==·===· =·="=>="=' =:o j '"'" ot "'ld.,.,c• •r• ••follow~: ,.,.,mm, ,,..hedulc. A£k for • l"•tt l04btltllr, IUIJ Oftll....., Cir., ~... ~ • •• ! ~••dfn Grovt. c1111<>rn11. Joe i\foore Ph. 540.1764. ~:
Jtrrv 01...,,. 171•1 LI Limt, F1K1n!1ln 1~~~"'~"7:;,,,,o;cC,-';';7:;! v o11ev. C1llfo•nlt . ... DELICATESSEN !\!AN
O•t.,, .. ~~~::-.;;.,~1;:~'· Full time Y.'ork. See Terry,
J@rrv 0111,,. 49j E. 17th C.l\t • Stilt ot C1llfor,.l1, Or1r11t Coufliv : o .. Oct. '· !Ht. lwt9r• mt, t nottrv HATR Stylists -Beauty "~~lie "' •nil ™ ''"' !lo ... "'"°"111.,. n....rator• H u n t I n C I 00 ''""'" '""' l-edb.fn~, ,,.~ Jt•rv 0111'!' '-'t= ...
•-.., ,... tt IN ""' "'""' ,..-.,. Stach & Santa Ana. Busy .,,...... ••• wl>tc•ltltcl ~ '"" wl"'I" 1.,. ___. p h •''V"'""'' '"d 1cknow1tc1•9ll 11\ft' ••tc:uled 1111.IOMS·"'""" p11y . on e
1111 .. ..-... 5.J2--04:i2, 968-8080, nr eves
[OfFICllL J EAl l "•' ~3"0 MtN I(. H~•r'I' •N ...---I"'
lilol1,.., l'ubllc -C•t1tor~I•
Prl"c1,.11 Offl<• I~
o ...... '""""' l.tv C•mml•olo" E~•lr<•
Nov_ '" 1'11 •ublli.lllid O•lr1ff C:oo'I Otil'I' l'•IO!,
!><l<ltler 11, 11, ti t n.d Ntveml)!or 1. lftt , .. , .. ,
BEST
Tl>t DAILY Pl\.OT effert 10"'•
of ti>• lt•1f f1•h1F11, 9v •Clutl
'"'"'' ef •••tl111. •"•iltl>le 111
.,.., n1w1,1p11 lt1 ·~· ,. .... ti.
FAIR
f1i t, f,;,, f,,+wtl. T.,,,,
t~••• "'o•Ji iuM 11p f1 ctori ;.,
•fll•'•lio11 e11 +~• DAILY JllLOT
..fito•i•I Jl•I• ... ,,., tltv •
HICKORY FARMS
\\'e •re tra.ining pan t11ne
111les people for penna nenr
11nd Chli~tmas jobs . Enjoy .
a;ble work. days & ever; .
Pl«11.se call l\t Hickory
r11.rm8, &i. Coe.st Plaza,
C.i\J., tov.·er l>tall.
TIME FOR
Cj)UICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
f~TIA STAR GA'ZEEi<~
"-'=""'.":-..--~-Cl.AT J. l'OLLAN r ..a.a1n .. , ·, Liia.A 1l"'.-• u M Y-Doily Adivltr Gvtde M stff. JJ~ , · V Auo,cl/119 to,,.. Sia,.,. ""(" ' 11 A/JIU d •.f5d OCT. 3-,_ t.1, 7o eve1op rnessoo~ or un oy, u31.11~Jr .
21r39 rtod wuds cor~ng to runblrs ;;;: M '11 "'{~ of -pzr Zodioc:blrth sign.
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SALE AND TRADE
MIRCrlANDISI fOR
SALE AND TRADE I DAIL V PI LOT S1t11•d1y, Oc1obfr 18, 196q °'a""s&~. crn,..p.i;L""uY""ME'""'Nl""H"O"u"S"E7S'F"'O"'R-.. SATL"E -.<'.sA""LE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR IMERCHANDIS! FOR
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l~~'::!. .. ~"~·~W~om~. ~7~100~ Job•-M•n, Wom. 7100 Fumtture IOOOFumlture IOOO F rnlturo - F ltu 8000 1600
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': "'"""'"'' "'""' . . . ' PUBLIC NOTICE FACTO I-COUPON ~urant ::iecl't"tary I" 2i I ~
,!, BUSBOYS p.,, T im• ' DECORATOR GETS CANCELLATION CLEAR El
For Week-ends Secr,~ta ry ~· •1'9 OF II LUXURY APARTMENTS f .or t•J!'Y orrkri> clearance ol : ·• 11171 ~ !•ll ov.-r11~<'. demunsu-a1ori;,
Vice _ P~sident Spanish & Mtldlt•rranean Furniture !Joor niodels, &1ud1o & re. • APPLY rN f'ERSO'.'l' • ,t-Grneral 1'\Tanagrr $50,000 lnv•nfory To Choot• From turned Pian')! & Organs. \rho can lilkP ~horthan\J 100 Hr11J saving~ up ro ~o··~.
"Pi11 , 11 1·.es '\'an<'!y and fig. SPANISH MEDITERRANEAN A DECORATOR DREA ~I JIOUS~: ON '"\'l•tylhin~ ~uar11 nt~d like
ures, rypc60 "-pn1 ortxo11rr. Sh R Fl S I F I C l DlSPLAY-3 ROOP.IS OF GORGEOLl.S n .. 11· s.a1 .. 11u111 ri1 111 sreciJic !1111-Jly rompany benefits ~t1ch ow oom • oor amp es· •c ory oaeouta SPANISH FURNITURE (1vas re,g. $1 ,295 ) ,,1.ii·k . ..,., 1i111ry: No money
a~ ra1<1 vacations, sic k 3 ROOMS OF FURNITURE $389. SACRIFICE .............. $398, tcrn1s. <Jowrl 01\C::. )1'ars !o pily.
lt'.,r1>, paid 1nNlH:<ll arwl life This gro;al s.111' only al :
REUBEN E. LEE
-151 E. Coast Hwy.
N ewport Beach
This coupon worth $25· 11 • Chri1tmts
gift for •ny sof• uphol1t.ring from October
25th to Dec embtir 15. Thousands of 11mples
to choo•• from. Bring to • • •
J & J & Harbor UpholsterinC)
350 N. Newport Blvd., Newport lffch
642-5876 or 646·8051
RL'S!au rant: f'.xpe11enttd * \l',\JTHES.'>£S -. COOK' Arrts 1n JH't-.;(ln, run« ... ,, Cror.
l"e ShPf>. ~ob2 \\'. 19ti1 St.,
C0~la i\lr~~1
lf\SlU'ario.: .... C'redlt un1r1n, pen. • 5 pc. authentic Spanish Bdrm. aet, • 96 R m FURNITURE \\'ARD'S BALD\\']!'!/ ~IUDIO
l'ICl n plan, r te, Call the in. quilted sofa with 56 in. matching love H!l'.l Ni ·wr ... w1. C.i\1. G42..'l4M
lJAJLY PlLOT l1Jr an ap. seat, or chair e 5 p<. Spanish Dinette, oak O~n Evrry Nite l '~COUPON f>01ntmenr, 64~·1:l~l and ask & SUndny Alternoon I ~ for :-,1M'. Gn:,rnnia n. tabla top• 3 heavr. Mediterr1nt1n matching 1844 N•wport Blvd., Costa Mesa -----
----------tables, top durab e enough for Fl1me'f\cO E NI h ' 'I 9 • f'IANO Hf'.1!>.'TAL Misc•!l•neous 8600 Ml1cell1neoU1 ~E C R ET A r: y !or p1m;. v•ry g t fl -Wed., Sat. & Sun 'til 6 :;PEC!ALJSTS
J!Crous, demarlrli ng, bu.<;y 3-Dancing. Will 1ell p ieces individually. l'!'~~~~~~~~~~';"~~~~~~~~~~~INo lime HniH. tt"ntal applie:i;
HOO
F\e,,!a tJr;.111
Rcs!au1·an•: PJrt t1n1r hP lp
.,..an!ed, 111a!un-JI e r so n .
~:1 fl() hr./ ~\;)..!)1163
RE:-Ol,\l.lt ANT: Lody. lull
flr parl !1n1e, ma turf' S2 f'f'r
tir. -.:,· ... !1."r~1
RE.TIRJ·~D il1an or 11·on1an
\1' dt'11 r1·~ l«', C ,\\, l·! hrs
,\~! ~ T"nip. ~11'.>'!.):0~
SALE::: -F.ar n n1oney 11·11h
no \nvestrn,..111 S ;i, r a Ii
{"111rnT1)' nr<'tls full &
r :ur-11n1<' h•'lp, i\f'! del: 11·e
1r,un For tnT ph. ;..1:.-6100
1ALES.L.-\DY. r \n'rl.
jr11chy i;tr-.r<'. llill 1unc.
~.,.Ht-.":403
.Salr <.
Joe
* Fantastic!
15 the 11nn1 Jor T hi~ na11onal
ron1r11ll~"s 11,,11· p1·1Jg r;i.rn for
N1111hc r01 Lahforn1a! \\'f
riced
: -DISTRIBUTORS
-:'>lA'.l:AGERS
.-SALES\1EN
-S:\LE~\V0~1EN
• -REPRESENTATl\'ES
-·fB.AJNEES
This is a real .i;round floor
o;irortunity 11·1t11 a ~ohd auto.
matic electron ic equipment
hrm that offers
Sales
HIGH
Immediate
Earnings
546-3050
UNUSUAL
Opportunity
Tfi'): lnder>endent Ordrr ol
f np•qers have oprn!•rl a
' fl"\\V "HI·'" in Ora•1g£' Coun·
I.•' r.c·qll!re 111tell1gent man
'ti . 5~-('.rii!Pj'.:f' noT JlfC•
e~~('ll;.' !5 h o 11 I '1 harr ""'·
pl'ri<'nr,, 1n n1,,,.nng p11hl1r.
l 1ii:n1!1rtj ]\fp 1rmr fl"~1 1 1on.
E~rning "1n1•11,,nccs irnn1.-r1.
l~te\~· ~11,.,LJ\<1 tre-in excess
ol ~~-.o "·rckly.
Trleph"fl'' l"'"1•r<'n 10 am • 4
f'T'J, .'.ll~n. thn1 fri. frir R ~
('OlJ1tm<'ni. 534-1701 or ,Viulh
\'<J.1<1 rnd or the rnu111y,
~9: <;~1)),
Sales V.P. 10 5i20,000
1. 1 ~r ..:._ 111c('nr1v,.. + r x.
r' 11~\'~ flyn11tnir grov.1n~
, ,, Ue-gn'C Ele,..~rirnl rir
mrk1f;. ~!f'('k "PliOn ,__ all
rro l•rnef1tli. $1'11(1 1·<'sume
or call Arm;i11, ~·16-5-l!O
JASON BEST
F ;nployin1>111 Ai:rncy
21l.f! So !'>I;i.1n, Santa Ana.
' ' .:.1 100!>
Pt-t ime or Full-time
\!,,n, ""1n('•1 .\· !i111<lrn1.-~trf'·
rl"il1n"\1 1· .. 11r !ll°"•lTl" \\ 1!11
11~ "''r;1 {l~,n !'1 ~.1110 a
r1""'" (+•11 r.,r 11flp.-.1n1
61-\ i;rl) r~•. ljO~ Fri, Sal S
:;1 Ir
THE NEW JUDY LEE
IS fl!'! ll'hl-·l• tnn .~· {''>Cill llr'
I -:irn ~ ~l . ~Ji'('] p<'r v.<'rk
1 .~ r~,·· 1,ir1 .. r 111"1•e
)'lrl~ ''""1 h"'•I'' ;"\n dt'll'''"D
~ 1''"'1111.r;, r•n 111 ,n~Tn1rn1
~an1 :dv;1"1is1ng . agt-ni.:y. Shop f-irst! Then See Ou r Unbalievable Buys! Furniture 8000 Garag• Sale 8022 11"1 fl lllThr1s,.. wil111n a. year.
·us e a~i typist, good 1001 other items w ith terrific saving•I 1----------NE\\' &-USED f'lANOS &
NEW gag range ST5. Dining
t;ible 6 chail's, china cab>net
$95. 10xJ 5 beige nylon rug &
padding S.l..i. Set for 8-new
dishes $12. 24 pc cut c;ry~tal
glasses $30. TV rotor mast
«n1f"nna ~2.'i. Va c e u n1
clean!:'r $20. Antiques &
many more. 433 Bolco \Vay,
NB. £16 .. IJGO
~pellrr, a111b1\11)U~ for in· M h ORGANS . Best deali; in
c1·easini; T'f'5JXl n.~1biJ 1ty & \n. Bank Terms Store Charge aster c arge LIKE ne\v naug. club chr & Garage Sa I e Oran&c County. \\'c lakr. '"m•. •\'ITh ~u""rTcir .Jn hat;sock S40. !11 a l ch in g !rad 8 k " r ' BankAmer1'card All Accepted red I t bl .. e:;. an terms. Orx'n lwh1r h 1re'll trs! at our ex-c: enza amp a e an.,que Sa 'I & -white SJj. s· loose back t/Sun 1 'til ?, : on · r .11 CVl'S", ~u n 12 10 '1.
p('llS('/. Joh H1rh1des b1ll i11g lll\l\-1MON D
& hurlgr1s. \\'r1tr fully. • • • • • • ~~eds recovering $25· 2400 ELDEN. CM in CORONA DEL J\.1AR
F:nc_los" r<'s ume. L&C, PO J:elng, stov<', 111\J IJ, 211:>1 f '" C:oa~1 H ll'~" 67::·ll!J:ID
Uox 796, Balbo;i. • • J\.1APLE dropleaf d 1 n in g cb;i_1 r~. •)(1'1~ 8; <"'lltb _ *PIANO RENTAL
SECRETARY jor busy rx· room lablr & chairs. Maple fl f.F S'.3. C~!i .'\IO\I• ~i;), SPECIALISTS """'''" '" , ... ·, .. ,'"·.-ii,·~,. double be1I, bookcase h•11'd· w 1 ., 1
F.STATE SALE · !'llrdlcal
equip. Hosp. bed; pa!ient
lilt: ,1•alker: alter, pressure
pad: trapeze baf-Sold
sep(l_fa!rly or collectively.
Suh111it hid.~ in \\Tiling to
Un1r cd C111if ~nk , Alln.
Dal'!a D. 1-loltby,' Box 1139,
Sc1nl>l Ana ~2702'
.-.. ._. , . ., ~·-., ., _,,_ .... • • • 1 ·: •• 1 .as1r1· .,,~v .<i1\'J1 1110•.1,,1· /\'o l11nl' lun1t. Jtcn1at applies hoard, c:on1plete wlth box I •1 I I I.Ip 11<'11' drflT. \•'llhin fllU!tla! •'· " Of · i'll'f' .'\f':1t $:i.). l'l p11rch;.1~1' 1vilt11n ii •'<'ar
Funds Co. 1n /\ie"vpt. Bch 1 .;;<;;:;::;=~:iiic.=;<O~~~::;=;::::;::::::::::======::::::~l 11.prings & niattre15s. 13olh llprighl f1'l'f'Zr1· r<'f $~'1, N J~\V .~. t,'::;F:o p J,\NOs &
ll.l'ea. Top skills. shorthand. JOBS & EMPLOYMENT excell"nt. 968-7056 Oval ftl!: :SID. F:lcc :-:tovr :i;1:1. ()Hr.ANS. BPS[ (lf'al ~ in t~'fllll~ t._ aptltude \~ilh I-----------I ~F""c'c"citcucrc•o_ ____ 1110::.:;:.:0I NEAR nev,o blonde king size 4 The ll1HL'iC 1n &'l«k ol •l [1 £. Oran;::r. Cnuntv. \\'c takl" f~u1'f's -i perStina1ity ·+ h I I OO OVER_ STOCKED pc. bedrm. suite, Lgc. !l 17th I :.r. 612-574 1 1 nutr·~. n:ont;; ·1,:i'lns. 0 ,....n Sc oo •· natruction 76 d d ·-Startin; salary $4T;i \1·ith rav:er resser, two 2 CLOSJi\(; (JUT t·;s rAT~: !\Ion ,\ fr1 t'\-,,~. S11n 12 10 4.
bl!ne!it ol stock option. Ca.II JOIN THE FIELD dra1ver bedside c hes!s, 1 E-..ery.•tung must go, i,love. /1 1\i\L\'JON D 6-!2-~360 for 11ppo\nt. \\'ITH A FUTURE! MUSJ SELL! headboard. $125. 542-1212. re!ri;..:, fli rniturr A t s 0 in CORONA DEL il1Al1 *AUCTION*
.~e Belly Bruce at
miJJ Cxec
Agency !or Career Girls
410 \V Coast H"y., N.B.
By appoint. 6~&.393~
SERVICE STATION
Plulllps PctroltUJTI Co,
!>.'.ow hinng for Salary -
npcrated service 15tation.
r:xperience dP.sired. Coad
:-tarting s a I a r y plu~
hCnerous comm, with exrell
oppo rtu nitie s for ad·
vanrement. For in!ormatlon
[;rookllur~t & Adams, ¥Iun-
tlnglon &;h. Equal op-
porh1ni!y employer.
SERVICE STATION
Top island salesmen.
GOOD pay tor exp'd. men.
Corona de! Mar Shell Serv.
2801 E. Coast Hwy. at
Goldenrod. 67~
SERVICE Eta. attendant, full
time. over 21, older man
preferred. Apply A.M. only,
Sav-i\!or Oil Co. 7th &
Ck-ean M.B.
SERVJCF. Station Attendant.
rllll 11me days. lf.45 Adams,
Cosla illcsa. :..40-1206
SERVICE Sta. At t n <I n ·t ,
E:xp. Apply in f'IP!'S011 ~
Y·/_ Coast Hwy . N.R.
s r:RVJCE Stahon atlcndiin!,
r~p. nee. See J\likl', 4678
C;i111pus Dr, N.B.
SE\VEP~<:i. experienced. Ap-
ply 525 F~st Ave., Laguna
neach. 497-11 31
!'llA1'.IPOO girl. must be
lk~ensed . f or int. ph. Pe!er
Christian. The Ne"'Jl(lrler
Tnn. 644--034fl
S lfT P PING : Ex p'
~upen·1~r !or ~mall o:lept .
App.: 118 E. 16th St .. C.i\l.
SL'P.VEY BOYS for Pool Co ..
4 hrs a dri.y, ;; day \Vk, aft
srhl &_ Sa!, Sl.75 per hr.
~·!~-iflli2
-T·u=T~o=R""1N"'G,-----
"f?ed g<>ncr>l.I tutoi·ing for ':?
hos~ !a.:es 10-121 111 my
1!1111!1 n~1on \la.rbo\1 r homr
~lh.:;1i 1
-.T YPISTS e
\\'DP.1-i \\llE::-.· ~·
\l"l!ERE: YOU l\.A:"'T
un 1rn1fl(li':11)' 11~s1gnrnen1s
VOLT
T n<t~ni Pr1-sonnr\
;~\~ Camnus Dr, ::;uite 11)6
:.:~11 p•n I Br~rh :'>16-47~1
WAITRESS
EXPERIENCED
Age/education no t'l'!Tit!r! \\'ON in a co nt es l ·BI g hou~e. for quick skle ~l:J,:iOO 28;ll. l·: Coas1 Hwy. 673-8930 l! .vou 11 ill sell or buy
give \Vindy a try
Auctio ns Friday 7:30 p.m.
Windy's Auction Barn
_8,..hi nd Tony'11 Bldg. Ma!'l.
20i:>12 Nrwport. C.\I f.46·8686·
52 INTERNAT l ONAL
pir kup, com1nercial license
$125. 60 Datsun Sedan, runs
good, real economy $175.
El,..e. ironer $12. Tools, misc
!lfiZ-4!l.'i7, 10079 San Pablo
Ct. F .V.
~t u~ help you qualify. Net~ 9 pc. eorner arrang. Spanish con.sole_, ?llotornla cash. ~u ndny only 9 A~l 1o:: P IANOS&, 1.?H.GANS
INi\.KEEPERS INSTITUTE choice of c!rs. reg, S230, now col.or TV. Still 1n box. For Pi\l, 177 f'1Jsl;t. [llr5a St., NE\V .~·. USED
lNTER.i'lATJONAL $159.50 . New beds: King quic k Mle, call 536-2029. C.tll. ;,18-7072 or '.'i·l8-433:i
!lfotel/i-lotel/ Apt Mgmt Sehl $99 50 n s~ 50 Full
e )';uni1t1a Pianos & Organs
• T honu1s Organs . , ...,ueens o". , • F I 80 A DIVISION OF $49.50, Twins $39..50, fully Office urn tur• 10
ANTHONY SCHOOLS guarn. King sz spreads $13.95 -
C .S. T roop 1202 r;;i 1·a;.;" Sale
in parking lot HIBi -Su prn11r,
Cl\-L Sa!. 1Jnl y, 9~1 P~L C.ood
usrd (·lothrs, d 1shwast1,..r,
bnhy lurniturt', tablr . rlcsk,
many 1lrn1s. Con1r s,..,.,~
• Kintl1aU Pianos
• l\ohlcr & Can1ptwll
COAST MUSIC
NE\V1l0 RT & l'L\RBOR
(05!a r"llf'sa * 642-2S51
Opi>n Jfl-6 Fri 10·!1 Sun U·S
1n1 S. EROOKHURST fl. sz. $9.95. Headbrds: EXECUT_IVE _desk with ~ide
ANAHEIJ\.1, CALIFORNIA Kings S15 Queens $12 50 arm Sl2;i. AdJust. typewriter
Oasses fonn every 'veek Full "sio.sO, 1\i.'ins ;4:95'. chair $25. Back storage bar
PHONE FOR APPT. Trundle sets (duo riser ) w/ $40. 644-2869 betw. 9 & 5.
Ask for Be1ty 77&.5800 inner spring matt. N<g. $106, STEEL f illng cabinet, 4 ~ppli~cu
LEARN TO BE nO'lv $79.50. K.s. sprds $13.99, drawer, legal size, lull ---------
------8100 S AVE $300
AN AUCTIONEER ~·r>C. Span gp. $2-19, J\.s. vel • .'!Uspension. $50. &17-6319 Relrigrra tors .... lr1un ~JS. lnfroductory Offer
TPnn s!.art.~ soon_ ve1 spreads $49.50. Canopy C E Port Color 'IV, 4J " l\1!111111. Console P iano Patnlers Equip: Binks low-
boy f·o111pressor, 2 others.
40' extension ladder, 2 20'
ladders, 5 gal pot, '2 gal pot~,
m i."c gUJl~ & ho~es, DeVilbes
airless, 642-1}141 a!ter 5
\\'EST-BEO:.I SCHOOL beds reg. $119.50, now $89.5(). Off le• Equipment 8011 like nu .......•........ ~l IS J.10111,..d numl"l\'r .... ~69:i
Of AUcnONEERING 1''ull sz, 11.leep -sofa reg. !>lay-1;1.g cir·" (lryrr lll1V GOULD MUSIC
Enrollment JiteratlirP. lree. $239.50, no1v ~169.50. Christ. S ~EE D -0 • PRINT u.~cd .lO du.vs , ........... :'iS!l 20-1_ N . CMiS
Bonded and Ct'r!Jfied instnic· n1as lay.aw:iys now. SJ ESTA mimeograph; 3 :ihelf blue RCA CunsQlr, l"Jirir TV , SllS ·' J • fll illll, :--,\ 5-!7· I
tors. Opportunity for I.hi: SLEEP SHOP, 1!127 Harbor metal bookcase; Kodak \Vh1tlpool Llnfl('nal g~.s HA!llMOND • Steinway -Ya·
handicapped. PO Bo:rit 3021, Blvd .. CM 64!'>-2760 daily 10-Readyprint copier. All 111 dl)'t'l' , ................. ~59 maha • new & used pianos KING Size !,led SIOO. 1 dune
buc;-g"y a slro rim & tire $20.
r-.takaha surfboard $ 4 0 ,
r;o.-ean szs. m~c Canyon
Dr. Ci\1. &12-9;>34
Anaheim, Calli. 92803; or 9Sat-Sun10-6. good cond. 644-1422. DUNLAP'S ol all makes. Best buys in
(TI4) 638-500:!. 17 p K" s· TYPE\VRITER, add. 1nach., l SlJ j\'r11·port Blvd., C.1\1. So. Calif. ri;;ht here.
ATTENTION LOVING PARc C. Jn9 JZe calculator, Very reasonable. 548-7788 SO-!i\TIDT ?11USIC CO .•
Beel XI t nd 892 '2423 1907 N. l\lain, ENTS! YOtrrH SPEECH room n co · ~-COLD~PUT rril«g/rrrr lcr. Santa Ana
WORKSHOP. Ages 7 to 17. Large !J drawt>r dresser, mir. G S I 8022 ideal for i;arg. ~fi:i. K"111nnre _ . . TREE S\1·eet Valencia. 20
Learn 10 speak well, enunci-ror, 2 bedside stands, king areg• • • gas !.:lolh£':< dryPr $~5. (i.E:. FRF~f-~ ORGAN CLASSES porinds $1. 1918 Dover
1:r.1r. project Aftrr school &: h dbo 'Cl tra ·1 a11 10. \'.'ll~l1rr Sl:i. Xln t cond. !l!onday nitr s 7:.::.0 · 8:30 pm Drive. Ne1vport Be a c h
Sa i<ize ea a1 , me, qui I· GARAGE Mle & 11.ntique~. '4'-.''','.l I•"'''"'''"· ,.-,,. GOULD MUSIC CO. 6'" .• I". 1 turday~. Private or class rrl n1attress, i;heets, blank· Round oak table claw fee1, " r< ' "-" c'~~='cc,"~--~---~ rate~ 494-8295 I 1, G 1. J'\ 1 20-l.l :-;' il!;i1n S .. \ S-i7-~l Kl.-:.., . . ·· -· cs,r .. many antiquP clocks .:. .. ,,,cin e sin\'<', 11-111,,, · ' · r.BYVacuumcteaner\\'tth
MERCHANDISE FOR Oioice ol Spanish Russ.an wnovar, very olci push hu rton, Forr<'d !n :-tll. PR IVATI-: !'i\RTY \\'ANTS 1 attach & polisher . X!nt cond
SALE ANO TRADE or Modern Stylr. Victorian sofa. beautifully l'.;Mrl r9nr1111011 !!~;n;r;inulrlc. TO UL:Y P IANO FOR & ;;11<i.ranteed. Pay oU b&l ol AH For $249 hanrl kniltcd dress ~izes 10 ~'.1.J.1~1070 afl('1·4 PJ\I CAS I!. ~12·60,15 $39.67 oi· take over pymnts.
Furnltur• 8000
AL!>fOST New Rivie.ra
Queen-size ;e;ola-bcd, fv1aple
desk & f'hair, misc. flfaple
table~. easy chairs, dinette
11.et, Jo\'ely Maple bedroom
suHi', lamps, china ,
s l I ven>.•nrf', kllc.henwarc,
line prints & paintings,
linf'ns. blankets & many
inisc iten;_s. Days: 2612 San·
t;i Ana~ J.18-5930. Eves
645--0865
HERI TAGE flt od i I i e
four .. poster bed, chest of
drawers, bcd.~ide tab Ir,
$125; tv•o charming chair~.
S2:> each: small chest
malt'hing mlrror, $18; drou:
hle bed box springs, mat-
trt'ss, S2J: 2001 ~i Kings
Road, S.lS-2394.. Sat.-Sun. &
l :ves.
DON'T Give up: You rnay
J1nd it at Amenca's largest,
most unusual un lin1shed
f11rn1turr store. Cor. Rcd ht!J
t..·_ Santa Ana F\1·~·. Tus1in. J
rn1 So. of_ Nr \l'Jl(lrl f11y.
Open ::62 days per yr.
54 l-;,f70
2 Tl\'I :"' bt'dS. con lfiTifl. :')i,fl.
~n1all desk $20. Dres.~f r .~2?i,
hoth anlH] ~rrr n. 2 1w10
Spanish l:M'dspn>e.ds SlO f'.1.
illisc. Alt Jn vl'ry good coiirL
6 11-13~7
No (loii·n PmL<;. only $9 mo . & 12 carpentrr tools & much ~1A YT1\l; Au1oi na111· 11 . .,..,h,•r, UPf:JG!lT p1;1no. f\1. Schult;:, Crl'dit clr pt !':>.~:>-7289
W[LK'S WAREHOUSE more. This Sat & Sunday xlnl f'ond, S50. !J \G-.~!ii2 or white ,'i, gr1l1L s:io. 67:>-6698 flilOVl NG. Camper S l 50,
22fi c;ranrl Canal, !,iHle 847-SJ 1:, a ft"r 6 or 1vknd~. s ho1,·ca:,£', iron bed, rugs.
Balboa Island -N o -STO h · t 1 ?llODE:L 600 Kcnff111r1• /Iulo /\_'i ,\ Clark upright C c~t. an11q . pl<: ure n1.mes,
600 \V. 4th St,, Santa Ana previe\\'5. \vastir>r, :-.Int rood. S7J, pt;i11.. ll'!lh bench $1W. gl>lsswar'f'. lots o! odds &.
Open Daily !l · 9 fl10VED lrom larger hon1e, ~i4G-8ti72 or ~17-81\:i ;.Al}-3177 ends. All 10 am, ends Oct.
--..c"'o1c'_"c·60-c'c"c"c·c1c1.f>c• __ , mtis t ~ell contemp. scrt1onal 2fi.121 CPr1 1 Pl, CJ\.!. Sl30. Ann chairs S35 ea. \VASlll·:r:. &. riryr r, :ivnf',,do, Television 1205 ESPANO'L IN QUALITY Swag lamp SlS. Dressers Sl:i S12:i R<>frig-frnst fr"" $100.I'-''-'---'--''-----== SE\\'tNG mach. &. chair.
Model Home Furniture ea . 'ne comb. drcsser/rlesk F'rrr~rr':-; Sli~'· ;:,10-1n:r; Ll'asP Color TV "'f J31arK pol in i;rlll, upright piano,
,., ""'!> up1·1~hl freeier & misc. Savings to g;i.,..,, Very easy $50. Lamps SJ & J3/'J. Mir· PHIL\O rr•frigrr.i tf'll' ~ ;;,, A· 1\'111 1.,, Opt ion to h11y.
fl · 3 It E II I l'I ·in .. -J' · N d 1· 5.15-76!\:',, \701 Park Sl, H.B. nanc1ni;. comp e e rooms rors $10 & $25. All firle cond. xi-r ''1 eol1( 1 ron. i; ",•J'I:;, • "'" M't \'1(1'_ o epr>si
of decora tors slyled Spanish Bricabrac_ lOc to $10. Sat&. 646-i::~ir, o\-Al'hl'•• TV nrn1al Co. CRAFTS'.llAN table saw, ex·
lurniture. Consisting ol \he sun only 26U Redlands Dr. \VF. ~TI NGJl(ll,!SI< ··lrrlric, ____ ,_11_'2_2_.1_1_5_1___ len,1on top, 1 J{ motor,
l<imous custon1 quality fl.la· CM. r nni;e ~:jli. Relrig,..rnirw [r"e SYLV,\N J,\ i'nrt. TV ~xlO n1r1al stand + plant>r &
dri d Jiving room g roup. Theliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-. \Y:th riini:;<' nr SlO 117:>--~;;~l(l .~creen l l2V DC c<.1r or boa t n1otor. <ot! !or Sls.5. 546--(II~'.I
origlnal El PresidenTe s nac· 28J Del Mar CM \\.1\SllEP. s. rlrv. ,..I', a1"('rid1', britt i ~::-.. eond. $60. 61:>---2808 CARPET Installer has nne
lous n1a ster klng E;iZr> hKI· ' • • ~1 0. 1 1 1 1 ,1 af1l"r ;, rn1 roll, avocado nylon carpet, ronm suile anrl the authentic ., .:J, {(' rn;-l'fl~t r~c " 00 1----'-=~=---oc· ~ -I u~·o TV double jute-backed. Will gel! La Paz "'rougt,t iMn d fnP.tte SATURDAY 10-4 ,. rrr1.er ·16·'-J.40-ri:r; • .~r~ 's • !!. <I \II ood 1 · al\ or part Sl/yarrl. ~'>40-7245 sets Limited stock ~ S48S -!Ro;...;·nrr~: Jronr r, 1·r111 .. r ;i ·., 11 • R <"'Om ition. lla~ilton Showroon1, 5948 Furniture, gar rl en tools, arn1. Srldnm usr rl, l\kc r11·111•'===='0·.1oll=>=101=.64=1;0, == OLY~1PIC TV Console ,;tereo. \\'estm ins te~ Ave, \Vl'slrrliti~ clothes & other items. 1 Ail!/f lll. Lowrey Organ \\'/ • ;,.-S4:i. ;,'.'}j-~1~7 H' S '"
1c1. ::!!14-443"1 HOBB J S T, S DE light ",'========::::1~~1-!F~i-&~;>.':fe~,~·~·~--"8~2~1~0 ~;~;;> Both .-.in!, sac!
SOLI D nuiplr. l1t1nk bl'd11 Numerous electrical &ele1•. Antiques 8110 J\1AH,\l\TI. 2:1 r ece i v e r, CROSS top Refria:., \V/ladder $6.i. Plastic_ lo:ip tronic parts, 11\Vllches, )i!c~. BUJL-r In l3rfl llll'" !1'\•'I;!. Bnt.ak :;112 13 s p,.. a k er a utoni11.tic defro'<t. Exr _ $6."1.
knet>hole mple de.~k S65. nio!or s. Also misc ho\1~chol1J l.if'r!'VlllY in \~l;~i : ll\l~ 1$ 11 11 !i Y >-I ,... fl l s ; d1 111J 1019 Thi? llrinse in Back 445 E.
Con~h hark 111p le rlrsk t'halr items. 2872 Stromboli Rd, lur n!·1to! · S Mo l •,,~t oII ·r
St ;). Dute.Ii ho.~ 111 plc l<1tJle Cill. Sal & Sun. nnll(H1" llPP<:hl 1'1''11"· i,i.,,. (i.!" '1» .. .'I '1' ~ P\i L • .::.''c"""c· ''::"01·~:'..'lc1::L'-----;..'01.1'11' 11•'\'"f "'''rll, :-:,,j.,I .-:,•,·~·~·~1! .. _· __ . __ _ Sll :iO, Hnund rlrun1 niplc . . . · · TOO!~ hn>;. cabinet & rhc!it. lahlr ~1 7,5(). 1'.lirrnr Jrip ODD~ & ends uf lur111 hu r & hr11.<s f'>1t1rrlr holdrJ .. .,,, '"l'"li f, 1 C')lr1.v ~-l r«rk t11nr, Lg r;ipacil.'t'. Portable sg;1,
appl111 nces loys & garnrs rd .kr·~·hn:ir"l .•11f'r>"i 1 !1110 ••! r.L"'• Ii 1"r"'i. Only ~70, flrcss111g_ tah\r \1·/~k 1r1 Sl:'i ' · · 1:i:i1 H.11·erside Pl. C.i\1. Cherry Dr<1cons bench :riiJ galore, all kind.~ ol orlds & hrs1 :'1,,111,~r t;.~ , \"r 1111111 • :,;o-::!1.~3 •
' · rnds \1'he11 the premises No. 111.!.! 'lli:O 1.;': .. 111;; J"l' -61 1-2~fi!l; !J.;-., \\·ere vaCi11f'd. ~031 Sr1nn
f.10VED to sn111l lr r h0m": P.d, Univ. Park, In1ne. Al!
mu5t ~ell-6 pr MJllfl map!<' d>ly Sa1 & Sun l\NTlQ\ I'. <J,11-: l>1il h·1.
<'d rl111TtW, 1"'11• '!
rl1<w I! 1:•-~lnpfi! •I,
f!;1!l i;.1~·-n·1.:"
11"11 ·1 TAI'!~ \:FCfll\f)l·~r.-Nnn-lco,
·I·,.-·, ~ ~r,.1 •! '\,,
5 I '' • l ,111 '.'If,':-:<; 11 •
~~·~-----~ }-1)1:-()'-: 1'h .. 11r.o;1·.q .j1 ~ ;1 ,,11 Camerds & Equip. 8300
l\orn "f1".;1k1,r ,<: 1;,)111,1,•r
616-·;~;~ -"------J\.l!SCL f11m iturt, pQrL se''"
ln>; rnach. Boy's bike_ Quer n
.'\!l" t>l:·rl spread. 6-12-2020
\Ir.:. f:f'Jin"r
I ':11 pt'! la yt-r ha.s Hi Lo
n.1 l1111s ~1-~ yd. Shags
fm111 $.",:() up .i. niy labor,
'.IOc ~r yard. !JtiS.6!110
, l<l ~I H !, ltnn1rd, nr.1[1 \s
)~" '.;_i• n _!'ll••n" .1!.1·.:'.!_\~~ * SALESMEN * Apply in Person
f:•'.11 !,f.!1• 1 «l'<':i 10 !)(' "'' SURF a. SIRLOIN
NF.,\Rl,Y Nrw maple fur11,
Ke1v rorly Amerio;~n JI.'
rou"h & 6' t1u1ch hrii nr! nt-w.
Antiqut furn, 1!1F.hl'~ k
hn c:-ii-hr;ic. 9 A:.t to 6 P~I
~2-6t)f;7
S01l•·n1 1"·111 Rlt ~1·1 tnn1111. llc-~~~-----
Trundlt' !)c(l·nlrt;d lranie, B1\NDSA\\', rinll p!'f'ss, !able
1·uslon1 ('('JI rr. Purl. walnul ~;i nrl~r. fll'll11ro1d 2-10, tape
)l;,r_ lfnflnian 21" 1•011~,.,lr rl'('O rrlcr, mi~c ''.?_me .. 5hop
TV T rutonr 19" pnrl. TV. .t r ... r. 1\cins. !!•ti !11 i~sion
All '>nl1 f'flnd . ~,~~07\'J. o'c!Oc-clc2'='· -~-~--,,""'
LOO KIN G l o r nl<IFRF.:'\Cll s1v1,.. furn .Xl~L n1aho~any7 J\.las~lVP. RCA pnrl (1 1~h\1·asht'r, rr fn g,
i·<1hi 11,,1 $600. Bu!lrt $200 i·v. lan1p~. e!c. 2117 La Lin-
rf'<'On lo;. J\.i. 1, ~. .~\I) f0T1:1 l'. J·.lrt•!ron1r rarner;i
:,1n-.. :1~·; \\l1!1 • 't'" ~Ji', nr niakc ol·
1"r r.1:1-w:71; .111 7 r \l
QLl L!·:N An ne sola Sl23;
~u11l~n1p S~O: sih·t'r platrci
1f'il ,\· <'ofte e !iCr\•icc $.)(]. o --:.-.n "-tl••f'\· -'tn<f ron1m r. ,, rtr allrti•ani-... rh. 5930 Pac. Cst. Hwy.
\I! \h, 11,, ... !., O-l'.!·7.l ,i2 Newport Beach
A1.i_~ s:.ir;1h Cu\•<'ntrv h;1~ e e WAITR.ESSES
'•'"'111nc~ !"1' fl or pl. 11n1c Dram>lt1c, \'Xciling, ne\V t'Oll·
'.'\111,1s ~lic:... 1~ I i· :i s an 1, /{'"Pl in 1\·a1 tre~~ employment
d1_·1 nl•• rl ''"'" \\/f'll J; pl"tgran1. Young, attractive
I""', ro ll " c t 1 n J) ~ { r \l'OnH'n, oppor!unity to e!lJ'n
dnl1 i·•'l'l"S. f'hOn~<' ,011r o ri ~oxl monr~· in busy cof!ec
hr· \l1n. ~·r.:r ~L ~·,,r 11 !\'. !>.hop. Fab11lous bonus plan,
c.ill · ~10-~i14 ~· ~~2-.:.i.~3'\ Jin" 1nedic.al ro:erage, thru
-·union, automatir pay 1n-Sales Secretary rreaw-.'.'. meals. rilcasant ,;ur.
"'i'h 2-J _\·,,~rs n~11011al r·nn· l'lllndlng~. Exp'd and Un·
i;11mrr products f Xpen,..nCf'. exp'd. Special training pro·
S11ti1111t rf'•u1nr 10 D<11l,v r 11ot i::ran1 .
}'3.1\ \\.'1t?l. Apply only during follo"'ing
ho1Jrs: !llon ., \\'ed.. :rn .. sa t. 2 pm lo 4 pn1; Tues. &
Thurs. 8 pm to 9 pm. Ste
• SECRETARIES·
SL\11\JONS Qnrl'n s i i. e
hide-a-bf'rl. orng &. bnvn
twc,,i:I. Good corid. $7:;,
~S-::!~2G
ELEGANT French Prov.
dining room ~111te; buffet.
oval table 1\'I 1'2" !i ll~ & 6
chalrs. Never used. 5l9-19ZO
11 ft 6: :lO
7 Pie('f! 11\'0Carlo d inette set.
J1P-C11n v.·ood-grained lop. 2
l l'<ivi:~. Harrlly used. $1 2i
fl33-2'1-JS al!l'r '2 Pi\f
39" Box spring, n1att1'1s~.
lrame, nearly ne1v $3:> .
Assorted lramed pictures
$2. :.4H!'J26
For Purrha ~ing Agrnl ;\large Grayson, Kona Lanes, SINCER Cebinl't ~cw 1 11 g
:1699 J-larbor, Costa r.tesa. in machine S~. Maple 40" x
person. No pho/11:': calls. Ap. 44·• roroer bed lable $25.
ply prior to Oct. 22nd. ;.Js-8926
\r AITH.ESS-Flex1blr ~('he<!_ I o,.,',,.,',~--~---
r-,1,. x i c: 8 n Foorl -Cocktall~-QUILTED An1iQu e s at j n
chair, orange & .l'fef'n S:.0. P~c1f)c C~1 llv•y .. F.xp nol i\taple 1 dr&\\Cr chest $1:).
r~!>ien l1A.I. Call g,16-:1207 ~H!.IZ6
;1 n-(;S~'6 · rla Pl , NB foff ol 2.1rdl Oct.
--18-19. 10:30 AJ\.1-5 Pt-1 .
l.(lhol~IC T'f'd c0r!l"r group~ , ,, T 1 ti ~·,•nv,,rr ~ in to ·2 tivin ll('i}';. ~AT ONL). oy.~. r o 11ng,
r·(l~I $·1'i0 :-><c S2i.l or !w-s1 books, \'ase~. pots & pans,
nrf"r 6-12·1'Z19 c\'1'~/11ikfnr!s BBQ. garden tools, m11 ny · 111i~c itcm1", 1122 Corona La ,
l\-IAPLF. upholstert'rl rocker, Cl! ':'>40-0658 .
Sl Z. Used l lotpo1nl cop· :-=~~~~-,---,,,-,-,,.,pertonc re frii;. $8!1. The G,\TtAGE Sale . h Go-c11rl .
f'ac-tory. 54{)-6842 rlbl ov,..n &. ~RngP, ronwle
TV children s ganu:~ &
B,\BY rrlb $13. R!'l(king nii~c i!ems. 1409 Priscilla
hor~e ~. High _chair ~~. Ln, NB. 6-12-1277
\\'aJker $2. Tricycle $2 . ..:cc.,.c;c,:cc:,~=~--~IG-<iti'26 NEIGHBORHOOD Gar a g e
Sale, Household Furniture,
J ADE silk custom sofa, 16' illisc_ellaneous. 10067 Spar-
ii;ect' 1·2 pc. Cost $1600 rn1,. FV
TllAKE OFFER. 673-5.180. IGc. AcRc~cG=E~SAcLcE~, ~F~"~rn~l~l"~,.-e,
POOL Tblr., 11pp!iances, incl. J\liscellaneou!'. Sat & Sun 11
frzr., furniture, lamps & am-4 pm. 2707 Llghlhou~e.
mi11c. Good conri. 84&-J433. CdM fo fl Crown Dr. Nnrth.l
15' ~PIECE Sectional sora. LOTS Of Goodies! 1 • .,.heel
81:°\vn. Early Amencan $35. tra-il r-r, 1\1, rlhl beri, 10 HP
67:r-7fi~. J ohnson, ~· ttllo. 1~70 Boa
Quality king: ~~uilt!'ri. \'\slll Cir. C.ill. 54&-:.3\fi
Complete-unused SlOS, \\'or!h 2 ~·Ai\ltLY sale! E\'erylh1n.;
SZ"-.0. Alt ~ t. \l'k r1r!~ 812-6.'ilfi lrnm furn. 10 sallboll.t. Sol
--------OAK fl,~"-. 1n•1~1' 1 .-1~.
Ch1n,,cp 111~. Fro·n"li ~!"\"
cir _ IH·12:: l\f'rirh Hhrl, l lJl Sporting Goods 8500 ~lt>-~~_lci ______ ~
---------$,\\',\fi!•; I~ ,::i11t:r, douhl(' OHII::NT,\L rug, very old
s;o. Sewing Machines 8120 :':O", r1111 1111 ~1 111,..rl, p~ri. :;i12_78:io
'f;9 J'l-':-1'.llOB E I -,-.· , .. "l'Y g•li'l<i ~!i.'l h1i-11 . Llicty'~ . '·· · C'Otl!-l•r .rii. ~<';1 ~1111, f11ll ~1 z1 p[l('r. nvlon CA f:l'ETING ·<..:oral color.
ini:: nv1\'l1111>', 1\h•i11 i.•1 r-.11"11 lin•'rL "'•' >in;ill $1.'I. :i•!8..:<if.li9 Ex~·rllr·nl 1'i'lndi!ion. 11xl2.9. i;t~ Ir r,,,.-.~ f'Yf'I') lh111;;. 1\ll :i;:i:1_ fi7l-7226 ,.11,1~·11 111..i 6 111"· ~·hi. ld1" ONh :::i Pl. BraT'f'at bo"'· I c:::::c..:c..:.=:::.. __ ~~-
nr w r111111. S~O(l Call brnrl•I 11r-w SIO val11c , NV.\\', ru~!on1 mar!,.. 6' bar , :.4,<:.~1s 1 !<l!<'!•!1rr s::.1. ,\I~ of\C' 50 lb s22: •. T'owcr mo\1•er. 6 mo~
Hf'd \\ '"" hunter l iJ valu£' nlrl. $,~;;_Desk $7.:,0 .. fi.12-:.:.Sl8 t9fi'.I :-:1~r.1-:n. \\·/tl(';i111 "ci1 .. . _ • con~nlc ~ .. t.ig-z~~ ~J,ikcs _"_''-''-"_• _s_10_>1_,.. __ ;1_,, ___ 19'' TV c·nnsole, as Is SJ.i. 6
t.uil!Jn 1 1nlf'~. 01-rr(':\.,1~. ;1 ONE P'"r of ladies "'Le uphls!rrl dinette ehrs ~. ea
Yi>ar ~11;1r. F'11ll prw<' $.)!\.24 Trappt'u1·'' :<kl boots, ~ilC 6 or all Sl:1. 642-2112
fir $:1 Z6 nvi. .'•2!i-ftf;111 or r,i,._ 11irrl \1·ith boot tree. $100 . PARROT (Panamal
Exrr>ll<'nl rnndition. 548-llJJj Good talker . ·cage & Stand
Musical Inst. 8125 BRl\Xn nr ,v surfboard 7'10", 646-1301
-----------011lv 1n 1111trr once. Xlnt !or Cl-ll UX:RAFT. Tl1e How &
PIANO, l\aW>lll c n n ~fl l r, Chl.'f~!nia~. ?>411--1760 '2 10 \\'alnut ,·11h., i ,r~ 01t1, :l~I -----------V.'hy Lihr!!.ry. thru yrs
new $-1'.li Luri111.: ~narc Ei~ f'All 'D br lly board. Knee S7!i. Like new &M-161&
rlnun 11·/all <'\l'!'~. s~o. ntachinc :11 SIO, HOfl·IE:"llADE camper 11hf't1
5~~-~J7hh • :1 18·:.S6.1 * fts 8' bcrl. C':Jb height~ 'A·in·
GIBSON ES JJS TD
1 pirk11ps, l<•ni: n•·1 k
~liri l,i,ily, lll<t l •'hlr~,,
~f(l,\ nivinit eqillpment
S70 \\.r! ~1111 . used twice., 11;i
ln, s.~o. ·,111-::~~'.l
61;..:!~lli C,r11\11\:'~ SUPF1l01\RDS ~)'<?"' llrihie
'101\'S. $~5. !lfi2-70:;5
POOL T AELf;; & pins,
top. $ll,'"l,
Call 615-1 028
poog
of il fa.<\ gro\1'\ng COllSUl11C'T
p r n d II <' t 5 n1a n11Jacttir<:'r,
l)errls }J ~harp woman for 11
t"f'1r1011•1h " fl(ISl\ion. Exprn.
enr r· 1n p11 rch11.s1nh. 1n\·r n.
1'•1-v c11nJro1. produr 11011 ron.
t.r•d 1lcl-1 rablr, hut \I.ILL
Tl:A!N an 1nlrlhgcn! ~1rl.
Good :-l\1Jl~ requirM. ~or!
:h1.1n'1 :in. lyplng r,o A r<>al
opporturuty for a care er 1) pc.
\\',<\!TRESS · F:'xp'd
COF'FEE SHOP.
• 6'12· 7~24 *
!IJODERN green '11viin & cha ir_ Good coruL S~t8. Pr ol f<.lODERN dirn':ltt', flowered 31 4 Apolena A,.,.., Balboa
~Id lamps, hoth $7, The print chalN:. '.'.i pc $J.5. The lslan<I .
6 S!rtn~ r l('rlrlc i::Hil'l.f ;uiri Woorly, 12.' Quigg-Tandem,
11mpl1f1rr $;,n no Call both fr1r S:~. 673--0632
6' T!K1 «al'\'rd fron1 Pa I m
t~e. S3:'1. 1110 Carlton. S.A.
For l\larketinJ:! Depl of a last &rowin~ consumer
prnducts m11nufacturPf
'}leed., gir1 with top skill~ for
rei<p:iri~ible secre(&rial posi-
t.Jon ShOrthand 100 wpm.
·tyfl!'' 71) 11·pm. ?>fust ha1·e Jn·
l1111t1ve. New bid& .• Irvine
lnclustrlal Compl<?x. Excel.
't~11 ,..ompa_ny benellts, Call
f'1f Appl!
POL YOPTICS,
INC.
f,46.mct
\.\'ATTERS, W a It re: r; I e: 5,
·'2121 E. Coll.St I-fwy. C d M.
Busbo)'. Pref. r xp'd. Apply :
• SALES\V0~1AN *
!>IATt.:RL Part time.
Young Maternity Shops
So Oi11&! Plaza. Pill'A orJy
Schools-Instruction 7600
VOCAL Tech. k IOflg in·
terprellltion. &g!nners thtu
11dvancfll. 494-93-W aft 6
TY'Pt.~: Earn mo\"'9
learn J\.ITST & CompoM"r.
C.a ll 642-~ 792
f'flctory ~2. F'acJmy, 540-6342.G --,-RA-G"E-·-"s-A"L"F.'. -c,,c,-,-, ~R-4~~7 afl<'r 5 !':'>1
T0 ,.0 1, " "-I "\· ·'· 0 M iscellaneous
1600 -'~1_ .. _,~1;_1 _____ _
i\fJNK siolc • toui'llialint .
fully lrt t1111. P e rte e t !
Sacrifice'. fi.1 2-2267
9· Sofa, good condition. COUCH ·& n1atch ch11.1r. dble Ttem10, HousehOld lurni ll1rr,
Scotc hguaroed, $j(J. bed, tnd 1b111. Sacnf.lce! ~ ! 30&3 Platte Or. Cit Sat lSlll,
c,1> O .-.:1.'I, .cit: 1111'1 " "t"' TI.
V<ilue $7•1:1, As\..1n~ s:;;(l. BATH ROO~I sink. good $10.
546-1548 aftrr 4 P;\f Call 646-856'2 9-5.
DtNJNG Se!, solid "·alnut, 6CA 0~RP=ET~.-,~ ... -.~ti71.\7o~N~EW=
,.heirs., xlnt quality. ron-$4 11q. yd. 396 Hamilton,
C.<tll 61~-:zt.\21. Rrt1~-. 1 s11rl s:ivrr h1b, 1-double
FENDl'.'.R C L.IT A!\ 1dn r H1ll ~10 f'a , ~!\-2139 PAIR Lamps $10. A5wrtcd
curtains, <l r apr i;, &
bedspread& Sl·$10. '.>18-8926
f 0R1'.fAL Early Amerira n
dining 111.blt. i; rha1r~:
birchwood &:. T b fl n1 a 5
m11.ke. like oc11•. S l 7 J,
!14.l-6934.
CONTEMPORA R\' d ! n 1 n a:
room ~t 5 ch11.1r~. Rood con·
rli!lon $50. 642-0!l~j
tempoT'l'lry ~tylt . 644-11'.!8 C.M. Satunlay only.
Gihson pickups Sl:!:> of!rr 'Iii Ondi::c, 2 dr $200. Vacuum
C111i Stevl' :.4f!..()9fi 7 ,.J ... 111r r g, attach. $35, Both
USED 5 pc. anhque "'h1te GARAGE ~8.le: Olrl dPsks, Af;Cf\l ·:R "• \"l\ILI'.\ cd rnnd $11 .. ,!l!I.~
brlrni ~et delu:"I,., S!l7. The bertroon1 Mt. 1nisrl i1em.~ NE\V STRING!', CA ~~: 1 ·~1-:fJ \\'a~hcr & dl')'f'r S::iO :
Fat'tor_y, ~~2 29'.)9 !';1\lbro, C-:0.1. S;I! f..· Sun S50 :i1;.1~r,.~ wh11" 111<'11\l patio f\1rn., 4
l tSED 5 pr a11\irp1" \1'l\1!e PIA!>.'O $1~. Rock~r S~. ,\CCOP.DI0:-1 1'2 • :\1111 la! !'•"~ S7fl, Aft~ f'1'fl, r~14--26.i7
bdrm 5t'l rleluxe, $97, The Youth bed $1(1_ Garrlcn tooli; &!'>!' J_,rnvir. 12 H.u;!> i\"hll-\\'.\:"\TEO; Brn~s bed 1ran1r.
t-11c.tory, 540-684'2 '25c-SI. :.C.~3679 ~·1"-24i:! f:f'A~11n11hlr :s~2-3716
Tl!F: OUJCl\f.:R :'!'OU CALL, THE QUICKER YOU CALL, I -T-H_F;_Q~l '7JC-.KER 1li"\"rfil. TllF: Ql"!C"K !·;R YOIJ f',\l.L.
TIIE QUICKER "i'Otl l'El.L THF. QUICKER YOll SF.LL TI!E Q!'l('K ~:R 'on ~1 -1.r. TIIE QUJC!\Elt "i'O't• SE Li~
HAND mo\vers SS •
Rollav.'lly Nod SlE.
chests $15. ~S-8155
$10.
OaJ<
PJO;o.;EEP. rf!el lawn .mowtr
$5(1. K e n m o r e rotisserie
hnultr.gri!l Sl.i. 54S--2m
F1 r~\1·f'Od ror AAl'-
Vry Euclllyptws
54().9887
For 011.l!y P Dot \\'ant Ad!!
Dia.I 64:J.5678
BEAUTTP'UL natural mink
s!ole, scarf &. box h1.t, in
like n~w co nd1t1on .
Weslmo rland 1terllnc:
M"rvire for 6, orchard pat-
tern · is opfn 1or llfe.
Sacrifice prices. Colonel
\Ville. 646-0042
UP-TO·DATE rlo!he~ 1 z
11/12 l.r. 13/14. Be11er qua!.
casual & formal. Tustin
Ki8-7316
BATHROO.\I pu!ln1&n, hkl'
111'\V, 1,..1-raio ~op, bml'l.
pl11n1!J1ng fixturr~. $.ill
67~-i?26
F'ARBER\VARE E 1 r c I r i c
ro!isscri,.. S30. Soprano Sax-.
ophone SJ8;;. Portable color
TV S22;'i, &16-2174
CONTEJ\.fPORARY w a In u t
bdrn1 sf:t $100, re[rit $15.
Gas srove $20 &. mi1c items.
673-2678 or 6~2802
GIBSON ES 335 TD
2 pickups, l<>lfi neck.
Solid body, matchles.!.
&Jj.2246 ·Evtnirirs
TRUl\TPET, Schwinn bike,
Conlon ironer, t\ta 6' uifa•.
la\\-•n mo\\'er. Phone 494-l!M
GO·KART. "illac" 8 HP
engine. Good oorn!ition. $70
6-!6-01.45
4 ;\lir helin Radial 91Sx15
tin~~. Jlkt II'IV.
Cail 642-l!m
ANTIQUE white ~sk, $l5.
Child'~ red1\·ood picnic Ml
(bench & table I $10 ~2205
WEINGARD TV Cfllor an-
t~nna. 30' mast \\-ilh rot&r
$50. &15-2205.
SCH\VINN BIKES: 1 girl's
2!l" & l boy·~ 26", $1D each.
Call 64:>-'220;;.
QuMlty king bed-quilted
Complete-unused $105, worth
S2.'l0. Aft 5 & wknd1 842-6536
UPRTGHT RCA Freezer $75.
Bedroom ~t, $50. Call Ior
&PPI. 53&.1944
Mite. Wantlld 1610
SWE BUYS
$ FURNITURE $
APPLIANCES
Color TV,-P!1ft•-Stt••o1
I PIM• .,. H-Pill
CAIH IN JO MINUTIS
• 541-4531 •
WE PAY CASH
*FURNITURE
& APPLIANCES
WANTEDl
*CASH*
CU'h in 30 n1i nut~~ !or i!JOd ,
ur;e-d furniture, TV, ,;tereo,
appliance~-
547-5722
TOP 'J\.IONEY PAID
!or h1rni turr. f.:_ 11p)l!iances.
C11.ll JANJS, 8!.J.l-1818
NEED bric.ks one II) 1000,
~asonably prittd 6#-+6~7
Mac.,inery, ete. 8700
FOnl\Llt'T tow motor,
~h.:trp, ·1000 1i,.1n· l1ft·nt1w
t1r""· col11m ri ~h!l!--0n s~~
Sl61)11·on But-!l.ne :Ui j(t, 4000
Jh_ Cl.<rk. i·uns nw e, ne\\-'
n1htlf'\' $~~;}_ &12-f3DJ, e\•C1
8'l7-1-fl~
Llh F: no:-w f!a~lode maU\ni
outtlt. la rge romp~ssor, 8
pen11 t-y c:1Hi. L)(I' or hose
.56.iO ;,\S-2367 r ves o r
\1'krnd!i
6 STATION 1n~ercom S}'Slen1
~61
51;;.ros4
Lumber 8750
Ext. whi!(' pain1, £'~ .. $2.95
1 x 12 Sh~l~·ing, a fl , • $.09
4 x ); Pant\Hn;: ...... $1.99
1 x ti's 11 runnine:: foot •• $.OQ
COSTA MESA
BUILDERS SUPPLY
1700 ~upe rior. 0 1 548-2826
FREE TO YOU
PSYCllEDELTC cat, tunny
i;irl-brother. blue e:~1,
whltt-.11 • 11·ant ho m's.
536-rm 10121
AKC Bas~u Hound, fem&le,
11 ~ }TS. tri·color, Jove!
children. Per fect ret. needs
renr ert yllrd. Adults only call
plea~r. 54~ 10121
AnENTION! l k it t ens ,
brother ~. lltf'd tt&me
to,C:<'lhrr . Use. l!ller box.
54!L1 816 16122
CATS and kittens, homes
\\'antec1. :..36-7TI9, all ~'<·
lranrdinary 10/21
INSTANT purr. tiger, white
guy, black Oulf. callcO OuU,
hotnt's M~. ~Tm 10/21
I'M b\& n uH Oomc:at, 1lll\ite
w&.nl a lnvabJt m&5ler
11ma) ~777! Hl /21
f'E~tALlt r;!am~'-"·
H11~ !hOI•-6Th-1821 .
11 ~ )T,
MALE & femllle kHten~ IMk·
ing for homt. 842·32'1:7 10 '1 ~
GENTLE. f'rilky male kif.
ten 96UTI7 \()'?()
FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES
TO SERVE YOU
e NIWPORT IEACH ·········-· lll 1 ._ llYd.
e COSTA MESA ··············-·-····· 330 W•t lay
e HUNTINCOTON IEACH -····· 309 Fifth SrrHt
e LAGUNA BEACH ------··-222 Forest Avenue
3 .650 x 15 Goodyea,r nylon BOY 'S Schwinn hike 2•1". $JI)_
tire~. se.!1 1 or Rll $7 ~ac·h Filn1 1<pl1cer Si 2 Record
Do1nininn &.mokeles~ electric players ia. ca(•h. Show an<I
rotisserie $25. Shiskabob at-Tell reoord pla,y('r y,·ith
tachment for rolisserie $5. records $15. Boy's toys
536-1135, ~I. Lazy Susan $2., Cui'·
SAMSONITE Li:iggage, 3 fains $1. each. Meat (_'Utl'cr
pieces SlO or S'I each. Sl.50, Rooster plaque! $3.
Canopy v;ilance $. Curtains pair, Colfrc pot $3. Tum table SJ.$0_ 2 l'halrs $1 .50 SL ,\~snr!rd gla!<5f'S :Qi: 1 21 . 0 t'ach. Cookie Jar SOc. Com-eac 1. J cean Vitw Ave.,
lorter 50c. forinals sil..e 14ico'o"c."~'1"'0'·cl
0
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$'.: f'ach. C1~1kb0Qk~ 50r, UTILITY Trallt>r S:!-1. \l/alnu!
\Vf'tl<l1 ng .g1/(s never u~ad bookca~c headboard Sill
!O«Slcr $1. l1-0111ng bo(lrd $3, Tv.·1n mattrrss 11nd bo.~
Ca111~tcr !>rt $3. Napkin spring S.1. Tinn and rtoublc
holrler 7~. Rays $1 ~ach. bertpreads $1. 847~72
Bed pillows $·1 p<•ir, Car1ister DOUBLE flt I .
set $2. cutlery sc1 $3. Steak 0 lh ".' 1 a 1 r e s ~ . I' Bl k $2 r eo pcutc, lOX springs knives •. an cts each. ani rr S'>~ ~~" 2'>:!1 \\'r(idinc. drrss and \'f'll ~1zc \ ann• .:i .. ..,,,.---~
1 I $1.i 2 p;,\rs blue drapes At\"r!QUED Blut' bed com·
$10 cacl1. !-lli2-lIB02 p!e1e 25, mat(·hing vanlly
. Si. Stnall folo:ling bed used
TYPEWRITER $2fl. Snare onc{' $:i. Che1<t o! dra111{'N;
drun1 $HJ, Sl11nd $3.
sland SL 5:\IHJ(J2J
illusic $$. ;,JG-1668, 11 .B.
==~~~~---~ 21" TV works $15. a4:Hl782
TRUNDLE Bf'd~. 11Tought -1401 SL Andncws, S.A.
iron. maltresM's $ 18 · S\.I Boots \\•onir.n's 7112B $9.
962-3781 \Vhite hgure ice skates 71.~B
tllAHOGANY Single bed $'2j_
Console radio phono $20.
Kitchen table \Vith leaves
SlD. 536-131i6
2'\" SL!il'ILINF. console T.V.
$25,. Quality toi!el complete
$12. 21" ,Jacobson reel lawn
$6. \Vhite. china lamp small
S4. lllgh chair Cosco $6. c;E
electric baby dish new S3.
Croquet set new S5. Rocking
chair $6. Double bedspread
chintz new $4. 9xl2 hooked
rype rug:s $8. 646-&Zl
rnowe1· S20. Valiant Torque \1/ALNUT Bookcase head"
f\it(' transmission S 7 . board, doubl~ $l:l. Child's
847-7Dl7 record player $5. Pole lamp,
BUNKBEDS, No mattrr<sS('~ hcigc and \11hite S4. Table
la n1Jl, brO'>l'n and \\'hite $2i Sca!tl'r rugs $1-S:l. 700 Vanity tahlc $8-Bath1ne1\C _clc2c·50:.,.,· 0"cg..~c.-'--~-= ~). Double malh't:'~f; $:!. SINGER Sewing mac•inr. $1 5,
Tricyrle $3. Tloom divider 8mm projt'ctor S\2. 613--2966
S~-962-462li 'IATTRESS A I . 1 1..:.c..:=c.c:::c------: :. . nr spnng sc s,
1 Golden Glory star l c r ciou hle $10. 3 l'.'.'in se!s $15
~c l--0vr11 pt'OOf $5. 3 table SS ('ach. 1 new hvin set s2;1,
e;ich. 2 lamps Sj each. B11nk bed set $25. Bunk bed
5.)6-7J20 $10. 2 tvdn beds $5 ench. 3
USED Refrigerator $25. Ne\\I
Bel'line clothes rack $3.50.
962-8679
Be\lroom chf's\s S7, $5. SJ.
Small tables $2. Extra
chairs $2. Small lamps 50c.
Framer! rn1rror $1. Red•vood
2 Door stainless steel under h r r b e cu ~ / benches ~.
counter re!ngf'ra!or less \Vorkini:: v a cu um $5.
rompt'f'ss<>r S2~-S track tape 673-$575 on Peninsula
rll'C'k $25. !'llatching spt'akrrs ~.=-'~ccc~~~=~~~
'.')!i each, Goorl 23" T.V. S25. s,~ r .. 10 :00-4·,oo .. 3030 &b_h
Strrro $10. G()CYI f'llrloscrl ~·--~.ill._ Boys StJn)!~:ay S_l." ~ricakcr Sli'i. SEARS hll'nrlrr '.orl s ~fh'>llnn 26 b1k{'
SJ. Large doughboy tiller Sl:l.~. Power bru~h for
$'3 4.. bl-'k fluorescent f'itn1s1rr varuum SJ. Dog h~Jb \\'ilh a~ixture $ J I). hnusr S:l. S11alOi ng <:'aT chrr'i;
R " ood no furniture mill $.l Ba!fcry race car et1W pa S'> r:n S\ t t JS" $5---$20. Crib Siil. Contractors --"'-'· . n -car ~al'C sc , '
I lh rro $1-G 0 0 d tr<1ck $6 .. B.1dm1nton srt SJ ..
\\llCe. a W .1, , ?· 1 binoculari; S10. ]54J2 Duke 1 oas!l-'r S3. Books 111c-JJC.
Circle JIB. near f\1cFadd&n gal. heavy dtlty lloor \''3.X
and Jid,1·~rds S•l. Child's record player $2. .::c:c,,:.,.,~~-~--..,--1 G.I. JO<' set S2.;ilJ. 4'
DOUBLE 6('{! ma!lre~s. bct't Aluminuin Xma.~ tree ~3.50. i;prin'i~· hook case heal'!-fi---.£'·, B ladies shoes 25c-J.
hoar!'!, 2 nit.c stands S~. Kleenex <lis]lf'nscrs S I .
~-"1f~4ll2 Lad1r~ pur~es 2 5 c -S 1 , SI)
APART~1r:N'r Ga.~ s1ovc SJ ;,, Jrwclry 2¥,. Dishes 5c-25c,
P0rtahl<' type\\Tlter ~10. Tools 25c-$L 1..:-:.~=~~--,.--53r,...1;ir,q J-jANDr.!ADE Bra1(1rd rug
NE\V Ire rrca1n freezer SJ. 2 8x1Q $8. Pushca1'1 S 9.
c1JHce 1ablf'.~ $25 each. K<>n-Collapsihle tnblr 3x9 '.';;JI).
morrg;isrlryc r -nee ds }loui;ehold items 50c-$6 .
m1nr>r rrpa1r ~15 .. Crib, ml!.t· 67:}--b:i72
ttT'b;<, rad and sheets S20.i'l;VcA~Ll'N~UT~~Kc.cidco-<-Y--,,c,,-,,..ccd
:"parnsh floor l11 mp S271. ro!lec table and 2 rnd tables
Lar::P Sp::irti~h nl!ITO'r $20. S25. \Valnut bookcasr $7.:..0.
Stroll"r s:), Fc,..ci1ng l<tblr Lit:hl 11100<1 douhle dr..,.<1s~r
$10. 011\ rn.ttan chair s:i. :! and mirror $23. 2 J·:nd \ahles
sn1all rnckl'rs SJ l'ar.h. S:J. Light wood coffee table
Colrnlan icebox SIO. 2 Slf'rp-S~. 1 Blal'k y,•ootlen chair
ins: hags $3 "a c h · 11·fth I'C'd corduroy cushinns
HantlmO\\<'r Si Fryp<i.n $~. S". ~IG--:}~56 12 ln1erna1 inn;il Coll<'rtort .::_:.:c_c:..:::.:::.... ___ ~-
Librl'lry books, Jik(' nrw S\O BAB\' lle1ns; Cril) and mal-
'l 'h
,1 .. ,11• _.,, tress S 7. Pr1rle--A-!11a11c {It' ea , ,, i~1c <in,__ .. ,, , , . , $S
I I I I 0 c $ 1 S11·1n~ S6. Pla~pen . (("('or;; or 1ems -· I '('11'1 s· B b • r.11sccllan,.nus lul{'hrn 1tc1n~ · uni]lf'r-r" l ."r .). ~ ~
lllc-$l , l'i('tui-c ! ra m r ~ "'aJkrr SJ .. <.:.on1r crca 1vc
25c-S\. Dishes S:i. Bahy play!h1ngl;f\.nys, ~on1e n1ct'.'
. h tl Sh !I rock in rant cloth1rig. 1:>12 Verano ~umphc ."'r S' 8"',,' h~r~ Pbu·r· UCI S33-29:.7 ing 01 st' ..,, a . · ----'-,C,=-"------
pa cker $:1, J.,a11;e pain1111>; DISl!:">lASTEfl, Pf'r!ro coo·
s2;:,_ !'l·li~f'f'\];i.nrous hnrns flll1nn S'll. 671-Z(17.
1oc-;.o.--., ~t11rt~ S1i.'.1, Ocl "1~ Tl!E History or Ct1'1i1zation
1111t1l all ~old 847-171R. lf',,'.l. ily Durant -10 Volum('S $25. 4
Goodwi n Ln., 11.B. 12 hl11s holt re\'"rserl chronic rims 2
E. nf &-1u·h nn Ell1s 1 /nr $'.i, S1a1np and rn1ns 1"
R!FLF. frrn"h _F n r r I c: n 1n $25. CASH ~94-1891 3--8
Leg1011 vt>ry nld S 2 5 P ,\1.
F'r<V'lklin r1't'adlt· ~"'.~ ing IA ·cQcUc',c\7R-.~1c0-,c,_-,c,.-,-,,c1.~,o2fJ~.
m11chinr J'f'<11 ol d cahinrl, Jlou~rholr! orlrls ant\ "fldJ>
good shape $20, Ph. J3&--040.1 ~r-S~. V;iricty store j(ems
l lunltngton Beach ~10<'-SJ. Bn."<Cd slationery
1'11ARBLI'; Trrrazl'.O collco and cards 50c. S1k. stools SI
'!ai'o!c S15. 2 !llahogany end ca. J\lf'lal !y,'in bed frames
tahles SU .50 t>ach. Corner $2. Cosmetic items 50c.
mahogany table SJ5. Tai! El'CS. and Sa1. and S11n .. :.44
whl1e crackle finish .'\-»•ay Gnf! f.it , La~na Beach.
Jan1p s1;,, Vacuum l:'lc11nrr. Re-tween ~gion and Park
all ·attachments, gooi1 1,'<ln· f\l'"nU('. 1st St., back o!
cllt1on $10. Ex p ens i v " Glenny~.
women's ice skates, slir ~13 .oo:::::::r"1,c,cbo_Y' __ llk--,-,-,~.h-.~,
near Tll'W SIO. Girl's sl1oc Rifles j25 each: 400 Square
skatrs. size R S4. ~>36-R7•10 ·yards carncling, 1v o o I ,
11' K1>\virv1tor re!rigcrato1· i,1·rl'rl, Persian, shAg $2
$23. 968-8282 square yard. R 11 f 11 e ~
GOOD Ash rlonrs I 2.\'' ~-1. :l surfboard $2."i. 2 Pole lamps
32""S\5 t!ach wi1h haniwarr. $2 each. Wa11her and dryer
Gnrrerd auto turntahle tyJl(' s2;1 eat·h, 2 Por!able radios
A J\1;.rk 111 needs nrw nee· S:i each. Por1ahlt TV SZl.
die S25. Dodge truck hody As~rtmcnt ~I lamps $2-S5.
cornplr.te fits any flat h<>11d Can1cra Sl.> .. f.l rn A n d
D ix! i;e ri ck up $25 , v.Timrrl's clo1h1ng Sl -S 3 .
fl onei-,cP low volt11gr rlnck Oi:<h,vare anrl household
thrnnosta• rebuilt rno1o r item:< X-75r. CQrncr of 21st St~. 5.'i&-3121> :ind' San1a Ana Ave ., C._M .
FROSTED Wig for sa!r, T\VI N hr.011 S\4 • $10.
beau!iful light brov.'n hanrt Surf006rd $25. Boys 20" b\ke
tied h11n1an ht1 ir nevt'r het'n SIJ. Tables SS. Lamp!! $.l
·11 II 12· B ,.,, .. , • ~"VT'f' rtoors $10 nttir. -,vorn w1 se ,~. eau ... ,__,.,,. "'
Srantsti red \'inYI noor tile Orapes nnd bedspr<"adl'I 50c
for 811.ll'. ('nough to cover each, 3(18 Apolena, Bal tide
appro!<lm8\f'1y 115 1111uare .ft. COUCH SJ5. Couch $U. TV
T"l!:ai tiargain S15. Oil pain· table $2. Waxer $5. 5et 8
tin~ of peacock in hlues and p1stts, cu p s 11nd sauct>111
greens 2x3 feet very lovely S2.SO. Bed lrame $8. T\\in
Sl::O. Spanish 1ht'1nr pic1urcs 11prt11rls S2.50, Radio consolf'
vrry rPf'lsonable S 5 -$ l 0 • S~ r.E rotii1serte SJO, II
962--6770 yards drapery material S9.
C L011-ll'~~LfNE, Umbrel1111..::""~·>-0:_:::4~"'---~---~
$8 . Boio: spr1111ts $10. nouhle \\'HEELBARROW 4 1 ~ rn ... It.
m'Ylern ltd $10. H , B , rontrar:tors' !<tylr. n 1hher
53f;....l304 ll~ $1R. Cl'lll 1147-(18811
\
BOX Sprin&: and mattress, AUTOr.tATIC \\'atcr softener.
headboard S20 for all or Good condition $25. 51&-21367.
good condition.
5' COFFEE table, \\'BS un·
p;i1nled, now ant 1 q u e
,.,.hi!e/ora.nge $25. Sony lape
recorder, portable S l 5.
8.13--2737
ELECTRJC stove S :> '1 ,
Hrfrig1.>ra1nr S20. \l'ash111g
n1aehtnl• $25. fi.!2-~773. 2·14
!)anlo To111a.o; S1. C:'11
GAS stovc. ol<lt•r niodcl. vrry
clean with niany niore
years of scrvit'(>. Still burn·
lng S15. 642--1()65 •
PANASONIC Af'.f·FM radio
$1D. Colun1bia s ! "r r o
11011ab!e phonograpll S25,
Good-sized Ne\'~11n11r i·n(frr
table ,,·\tll 2 c:onven11:'nl
cira\\•ers $25. 962-38.117
2 walkte-talkles $10. fea!her
bt11'ner, U!;ed for n1ak1ng ar-
1-ows S5. New ammcttr-Ol l
prcs~urc gatigcs 1n box $.\.
8n1m movie camera SJO.
Comblna!lon portable radio.
rerorrl player SS. Piv<'tta
hiking bools, size g.~ $12. 2
tumhl1ng 111a\s Sl2. 28 lb.
recutvi' hOw, arro•vs and
q\ll\lcr $8, T<'nn1s racket S4.
Rcg-ulauon basket ba 11
ba<'kboar• I ant\ hoop $10.
Boy's b1k<" S~•. f'] Paipo
bellyOOarct. $60 fW'11', $25.
l'~t·ectnr $Pt Sf! Bead kiom
for hobbyists $:l. Acoustical
guitar S25. B<ingo d111ms S4.
l.Fath('r-knit boy's jacket $5.
San1 Snead i;:olf irons SlO.
Full length wf't suit SlO. Ar·
row ran;r1 ~~·. Baseball
niitl. 6 linger $8. Football
SL Basketball S2. Call Steve
S.18----0967
BOOKS! Good t'flnd1t1011 . 3•1
Bobbsr;v Twins SlO. 30 Hari-_'~'=1-10c117"c"c'-·s_lcl0c._P_hcoc"'·:-sc--R-A-M----L-E-T-S ,..'.;ern: :tt~837
LEAR .Jet Stereo R por1ablr
tapr player S25. 6 Co1Te111 ANSWERS
m·k "'°' IT>. """ "B!'ue-hird" ~Ins ?l5cn1 Pfckcr -fll illet - Por1ly -Do1•·nhill $25 .. 31:) E. Balboa tllari-ow _ il'la!'k('! _ Pre-
--"~'~''~·~A0P~'-'-'-· _N_'B ____ 1 .,.,.·ar -TYPE\VRITER
7 POUND ~pool 18/2 C hell Pl'rhap!I science has gone
wire $5. 500 fee! 14/I red too far in C!C'ctronics. The
insulated ""'ire $8. Black neivspapers report a fright-
\\'alnut board 15/l6xl3x96 ening incident. 11 i~ aOOut an
$16. Crane hook • 6 ton office party in a completely
capacity $25. Bo!iton &II 1 auto1nated office. The com·
speed n!ductor $25. 1/3 HP puter got drunk and lrir.d to
rapacitor moto r $25. undo the ribOOn on the elec-
Unused. 548·6162. Lric ITPE\VRITER.
F0Ri\1JC,\ !op kl!chen SI'! LARGE Chair $7.50. !l!;&.-3875
S~5. Roll·ll\\av brr!, like new
$2:1. Jlandso~c iron gates BELLYBOARD $10. ::>lD-16~2
~20. L..oads of od~-der.ora!?r TRUNK, dome lid, old S2:J.
1te1ns, under $.:i. Plastic Christmas 1ree, 6 Jt silver
hange~s 12 for SL The $2.50, Ty~ivriter. l{ein·
Ashcll s, 917 GI en n c Yr e ing1on $7.50. Punch 00\1'1
Laguna Beach ladle, cups (crystal. s12:
A'.1-1 l\lARINE radio $15. Cocktail shaker and tray,
ficC()rd racks S2. Lamp $l. cht'Oml' SJ. \\'all dtsk $5.
Truck )'11irrors S5. 6 ' ' Day bed cover S5. Ell'ctric
Pickrttr s!irle rule S7. Black razors, Schick ,,nd Sunbeam
11·ini;-nps $5. Brown i c $4 . Elrc!rlc !oothhn1~h s:).
Starnnle ratnrra $4. 8-track C!ork rarlin s:-1. Flit stole-
lapt's ~2. 67~>---551'5 rape. l'rnilnr, auburn d.red
S\:'l'\SON ITE card table 4 SJ~. CartCl]l ,·aniers. ehrOn1e
'1 ' s:,.'(J · S:Z:1. Toro nnw{'r mo11·('r l'hairs $1R. Good condi11on. ,.-.
Salrin hair dryer $10. \\tann S:?ll. Garden tool.~. sookrrs
ca1nr.I coat, stylish $20. 2?x: -S3. Edgl'r ;,(le. Edger
fi'i'5·6.~:l'J. and lrin1rncr S3 Pl'f'ssurr
BLUt: 1·ouch $l5. Chairs S2.
Bi rd c11gr, round SS. Roll-
aw:iy hcd $15. \Vhat-nols $1 ·
S:l. 205 28!h St. NB
lank spr;iyer $·!. l\l('tal
clot.hes locker $5. Alummum
i;lop lad(IPr S4. Buti\lll' patio
lunlrrn $;),_ Baron1rt'?l' $2.
Cu1'la1n~. tO\\'f'IS 2¥' -$'l.
SLED llcx11Jle !Iyer S7 .~. f>ih'rro records 5Ck;. C1o1h nr
~:\cctric \\'all heater $5. pla~nc tablf'c\othes Sl r.arh.
Rl'vcrr. 1novic prujertor, 8 Col'<lumr jc1,·elry, pur~es,
p111t t·amcra, ll n1n1 \Vestnn ~hoc~. blou!\-1"5, nprons 25<: •
hi,:ht n1clcr. Still carnt•ra all $2. !\fan's jacket $3. Books
fr>r ~1 3. :'llalt·hing f'nrl tahl,.s lOc -SJ. Table lamp \Vlth
S~ ra1'11. La.mrs $1 hi s:1. shade $5. Pole lamp S5. 2
'['ll'o Twin bed framrs S3 chrome b)r<I ci;tges and ac·
r:1rh. fi\2-6;',74, 5Jl9 Bruer rc~sorl"~ S3 • $5. Al! day
('1·,.~1 ·r11t. Nr1,-port Beach Sa!, _ S11n a f t" r noon
FDH-sale~ Rer!1v0Qd picnic 616-287'J. 1397 P.ivcrs1de Pl.
T<ihle . muches Sl4. Patio1...;c_._1'11_· _______ _
lounge $7. Leather lop end EXCEL LE NT u sed
1ab!cs S20 each. Roll.away car[l('ting, 9 x 12. 10 x 13, 12
hcd S7. Chair S2J. TV s!ancl x JJ. JOr. sq. IL 2&1 Knox St.
$~). \\'indo1v blinds $.25. \Val· C.~t. m;,...:zmil, 6·11 eves.
Ile iron. toa~!rr, lamps, \\'HlllLPOOL "'asher SJO. pillo\\~. S2. :"1Jt 11~00. 437 545-2Sl:l
Carna11on, ((!i\1 ~c.::=c.~~~-~~~o
TYPF.\\'RlTER, Underwood R5-i~!J~{. I GER AT 0 R S1 5.
:;1anrlf!rd rypes !inf' S23. Ca!l t~=='-"-~----~-
847-0l!8ll 1 PA IR lined r!mpes. JO " 1
S!~LFPROP~:LLF:D I awn
ni011·rr ~2:1. Oil painlings
11_ -S I'.! Jj l 2 matchini; pai r~.
s· :-. ::H" S•l.50 f'aeh, Lir;ht
~'20. Ou1door Santa-N'lndeer c tnn;inioo. ti ra1111f11!, 11,.cora!lon ~i Caniboard · phone tl!J
::; 11 k y n1•1,
lik(' ne1,·. No
Sunday 'l P:'ll. 111.,.,place $~. Car var~1um $], h4ti-!l797 Jlanri ~rw1ng machine $3 ~::.;~--,.,-~~~-7 \\all pl<1q11cs $1. Bl'd larnp SE\\'ING machin" $Z.l Courh
~I. Kn1ck-knl!.l'ks :.OC:. Cul SlO. Ch <1!!rr bt>nch S.J. Cnb
:X-fln ! un1 lorn1 f'Omple\" S.I $10. Ba!.s111et1e is .. ')f'al('s S3.
Br>11k.~ :.oc -SI. F:1tchen 1\·,irc lnran! s<'lll $ 1 :'llrln1ac,
:.rye . $1 ,fr1\r\ hnJ.;r~ j()r . sPrv1r•c for ~. $3. ;\Ian's
$1. P11r~es $\. Lin"n 2X • Sl Jarkct. ~ilr ~2 S7 Pant~.
Jr\\·rlry ;,Qr llats $ 2 ~11c ~6-32 $.1 ,..a,.h. 2108
l)r;ifl"·5 frh1lril SL Cl11ld '.~ OrJng-r, C;>.T, Ll S-:1 lZ·l
]lf.-pr,.ser1.,,r $1. l'lirt\r BOOKS, i'lll kind.~, g<'I nie n11t
hn\\·I~ ~iOc:. China coffer ~,..t fl'nm undrr 10c . ~J!X . 1974
$-1, P1nr cones :le -J(lc. t'edrral, C ~1 Hor~rsh(l{' set S.t S\11 ffrd BcR'°o"°llo'N.~J~cd'c--ch-.-.~,o20c aoim<1-ls Sl • S5. Toy boxes _ 0 an c aus ·
S2. $'1. G1r!'s vanlty $4. Toy l:"'on~-~·90.>1;:,,.---,----,.,...
r!ruin ~rt S:t Gamr~ :.Oc · $3. K.EN~TORE auto ma Ii c
Toys 25c -$5. S-\6-5.')8(). '1747 v.·;ishrr in J:oorl ninning con-
FT'('mon! Lane. CM cii tion $25. 546-5255
GUITAR. 6 11tring, c"<r.l"llent AUTOMATIC r;tereo 4 r;peed
rondit inn S2j. a<ll!--0727 ~cord changer, Pickering
PAINT sprayer S2:l. Portable diamo~ cartridge ~25. 2516
record player Sl5. F'olding Bo111do1n Pl. C.M.
mc\fll chaH'~ 5!lc each. Fan 15W HIFJ mono amplifier
SJ. Can opcnE:r $\. Roll roof-$1 2. 2516 Bowdnin PL C.!11.
ing i;iaper $3. Sack plaster 10 GALLON aquarium with
paris JOc. Camera 11ood r i I! c r, rolls. Oourescent
light Sl. Polaroid camera light. excellent conr\itlon
SlJ, Upholstered chair $25. S15. p h ii c o n"lrigerator,
\~'in<lo\\I shultr.r $7. Tufted \1'0rks good $20. \Vh ite
htadbo&rd S25. fl1atching nvcrslulfPd rha.ir S6. Blonde
tJt>nch S25. 5 antique chairs C'nd table S2. Child's 3·
S25 ('ach. fllovi111: b\ank<>IS pla.~tic boat t i. Do11ble
$1 each. Solclrr 1ro" $1. 2 hibachi $4. G.E . ste&m iron
patio chAirs ,S3 t'arh. 0 11.k S3. Nancy Drew books 25c
s""'ivel of!ict ch,otir $\0, C<1-n· each. Standing ar1isfs ea.~!
nin!' rookr.r s:,. X ~a s Sl. Sal anrl Sunday. 2:'16
decorat1011s ,5Qe_ Antl qtle fl.1agnolia, C.r.f.
nnv.rllit's ~. 2 an!~quc. oc-CUT i;i;lass dish Slll. Amber c11.s1~nal cha 11_'1> S2..> rach. and blue crystal dinner bells
r.1an ~ nPw ra1nr.nat S25. 32 $3 each. 2 antique ladies
cup J>('rCOlt1tor s9. Crystal rockers ,,..·ith cane 11cal and
puncn !'Owl, tray and 12 back S\5 aod S25. Old violin
C\J PS $25, Portable TV SlO. S25 5'10-317R
Pair small marble lamps · · ..
SlO. Guitar S25. Banjo $25. 18 CUP coffee pot $1. Martini
3281 Colorado Ln. Costa pitch.-r 75c. Book Oub
Mesa, sun only' novels 15c. U:athcr allachn
.::::=::c-=~--7.-~-..,.-,,,-t c11se $4. Leather hr\tlcosc
2 FRENCH p&1r end tables s1.:iJ. 209!1 Cen1e1!a Pl,
S9 each. Cofitt tablt, ah10 Ne\\ rt Be1ich. 548--8382
Provincial S9. Very lergc 3 --~--~-....,-.,-,,-,
plt cr !!ec11onnJ. F' rt-n c h REFRIGERATOR. w <> r ks
Pro111nr\11I, Rl!IO c11 n be. a {1nc S\8. 8 1\by strollnr $11).
rouch S20. Che~! nf clra\\'r.rs B11hy r11r se:;i!, n11ddC'd $5.
$1:'1. Bedroom chA1St' $15, NII-Sun only. &12--ll!W
nice !or u p h o I 5 t e r 1 n g 2i5EEP !!Ca rod~ and reels
675-12tll. 721 Uirklpu.r, Cd~! S25 11nd S2{1. 6-4~823
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!aturd<iy, Octnlltr 18, )qf.(J DAIL V PILOT 29
Here's How You Can Uso
Our Famous Dime • A • Lines
•Int thH'I or moll them with correct c_.
to on• of oar 4 convenient officH.
No commercial ads allowed.
Each Item must be priced with no Item ovtt
$ZS.
T\VO sll'Bight ba~k wooden
chatrs $5 tar.h-. New king.
slZC' sheets and plllo\vcases
S9 ser. Thfl'e brand new
nighlgowns $2 and $3. New
pla~ rnf.lts 25r.-each .
Planters 5lk and Sl. New
a~htray 50c. New "htld'g
doll 25<.', New· teething ring
25c. NC'\V oral and rec.tal
thermometers 25c ('a ,.. h .
Bathmon1 scale $1. Dre:<ses
SI cal'h, Kit rhcn items 25c-
$L 3291~ ~iarnll' Ave.
Balboa Island , 6 7 5 -6 4 86.
Sa rurday only
Hi GUAG~: s111gh1 NrTP!. J .
C. 1!1g.:e ns. \Vith\~hl'lls $20.
fi.l~-IS -\
fl!!NIGUN surlhonrd IJ' Good
concll1ion $20. LI 8-6'~7
PORTABLE !ype Wr i ter
~oorl cond1!lon SW. 548--6507
CREDENZA, an!iriued $25. S
p!ace setting Nontake china
$20. 673-502-1
YOUTH bed $10 Chest $11)
Fireplace. screen with brass
andirons and 100!11 $20 F'.loor
scrubber and s\l·eeper Si
Rattan bar stools S7.50 each
TV 10 good Maple cabine
S20 Bookcases S4 and S7
C&r Rir cooler S25. Crib S5
Pbo!o enlarger S15 Small
:r.olas, matching i2S. Trike
S4-545-3G79.
DOUBLE: bed $25. S!ulled
cha u'S S25. Call 642-2983
COMPOTE DiAh $6, Chinese
opiunt pipe holdf'r. brass
IVhl !!lone handle Sl2. Old
l:Wrn1an Beyruth mug $15.
Old IJ\lal picture fran1e $16.
Ov<:>rstulfed f'hair, n!!eds
cover S8. fl1ov1e projector
S25. 6 hi-Ii mid range
speakers S3 each. r>lattress
for b11by crib S-t. tllrdiclnt
t'abine! wilh 1n1rn1r $\i.
Movtr .i;rreen, rww $9.
&12--6911
BABY Clcthes hamper S.J, C'A~T lro11 laundry t\!h $;-. Infant seal SI. Glas:< bottles,
10" 1al)1" sall', 1 ~ llorsf' tiru~h. stand 15c·$2, Blink·
1notor S25. 1 ~" f.tilwaukee C'1!e 111a1ti't'ss $25. Twin bed
rtn.11 S20. 8" !'11n1or cable saw hf'adOOard~ $i . Doublc bed
$2. ~\\'imn1ing pool pumr frame $3. Coffre table,
tank fil ter, cornplctr, like black S7 TV s!and, '>'TOllg ht
nl'w S25. 2211) Oran.,-, C.r.t. iron $:>. Danish modern
PJCTURES $.1-SIO. Chairs couch S25. Children games
$12 and S9. Lan1ps $1.50 sr1d 50c-S3. Skipper and Barbit'
$1. Drapery n1atenal JOc·Sl case, clothes $15. Old Wh ite
Clothing S2-1De. o j s h es porteble sewing n1achin<',
Sl-.'X'. Artificial f] 0 we r s run~ great $15. Large pk·nk
l:'>r·-S5. 2'29 Slrrks. C.l\l. • baskt't, used once $ 5. 962-~~'.l
CAllPET!i\G, beige. ro rlus DESK 21'.l" x 40" top, center
yards S17,50. BaHe.ry, t2V, tlray,·cr, 3 dra\\~rs on earh PRIZE-\Vinnin,1: Halloween
11/D, S8-T:i.bl1>, forrnice side $15. Snack trays lOc costume !or lady, size .16.
litrgc_ SIS. 3105 Barbados Pl. rach. illagazine rark St SlO. ·12 inch round lablP, 4
[\:/ ~11)3 67~5709 folding chairs, 1ableclo!h
SIO. Twin bed 1 r a ni e,
STUDJO couch S2J. \.l/aln11\ 2 ii-latching 4 rl r a,,... er bookcase headbosM $1 0.
TV cart $7 . Both in good dressers S15 each. 2 large Garden tool collection fl6
condi!ion 546--0181 olcl boOkcases $7 each. 3 item~l $12. 17 new C1Jpper
PAIR sterling silver 3 h1·inbox s pr i n g .~ and drawer·plllls $5. S\\ivel desk
branch car:delebra $25. Pair niatching niattrcs.~es, SW rhair S6. Colonial bridge
tnhll' lamps $10. End table and Sl5. T'>l•in loam mat IB mf>"table S5. Twin '.'.'hile
$1Q. English bone china !ta tress SlO, Double ma!~s~ chenille bed.spreads. hobnail
po1 S.1. \\'hlte cashmert for hide-a-bed $10. double rlesign S6, De co r B tor
con t, size lD·l2 S21'.l. S.IS-13::.J hox spring Slll. Solid oak nprn-work \\'ood panel. 7
2 CHAIRS. His and Hers, red library tablC' $~5. 5-18-16'27 frl'l' tall, 42 inches \\'ide $5.
tapestry $10 each, 548-1292 LTKF: NC\V trnvct'Se rods and Home harber se! S3. 5 piece
cordial i"e !, n\ar!e in France,
GOOD sturdy 8' i::aragl' door. 1 pair green dr&pes. 2811" x nel'rr usf'cl $2. New 12 bottle
$2:>. Harrtv,•are for door SlO. :lO", r.-len's plnid J sui!Pr sp1uf'-rack '.'.'i1h labt>ls $1.50. Adju~tabl!• nirtat b <' d hfln ging: s u 1 t c a se $5. 40 inch tall table J11n1p,
fran1c, \1'itlJ cas!ors $4.1 c'c.'c·1-c'os;-,.c1:..________ l'l1artreu~e bllsC SS. Bci~·s
VLs1a IFilagTCc) building BOY'S 20" bike $15. 548--8236 shirts, pants, eh:, s.ize 10, 5c
blocks 2!)r. 1:i1 ~ • 711.1 -3'~. I 7"· Lo I d l
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M'lal "'" •--••. "•v•< o ""-· vc y ecora or Call &12-3184 or 359 East lJ<;'.< ., ...... ,, " 14 · h all $5 used, cost $11.95, sell !or $5 vase,. ini;: es t · 20th Street. Costa t.1esa. Saturday end Sunday, 9 io 5, rach. G,E. ga rbage KITCHEN set y,·ith 4 high 1.k 8402 Friesland Drive, H.B. disposal, 1 e new $15. back chairs S15. "Lane" 548-8236 Bet\\<ern \Varner and Slater,
roUee tsble SID. "Lane" of! Ne\\·Jancl S!.
corner table SID. Colcn1an DRESSER Anrl night st1111ds BOY'S 2r• bike $8. SniaJI
OLD fa shioned hand applique
pictures for children $5 and
$8. Antiqut! ~twlng machine
cabinet S25. 1J03 Vlllley Cir-
clt!, C.M. Turn right at Vic-
toria aod Valley Road
WEBER turquoise barbecue.
$25. illinton glaMWare J5c'
e<1ch. Flower pots $1.50,
64&-"'3
OLD fashioned y,·ooden '.'.'all
phont!, short type S25. Stu-
dl'nt rlt~k '>l'i lh formica !op
S7. J2" l\irned posts 6'4"
long, 2 !1Jr S2.J. Large
\\'ocx!en storage shf'lf unlt
for garage SS. 1110 Carlton,
S.A. M0-3177
GILflLLAN radio.phono Sl5.
Colun1bia record p I a y e r
S2.50. Antique slandarrls,
Caruso, Galli.Curci albums
25c • ~2. 613-1893 Balboa
Islanrl
WARM '.'.'hile modern hir
coat. i;ize 12-14. Sl8. Bet!er
dresses SJ -$6. 673-1893
POOL table S25. Singer sew·
ing n1achine S25. Zenith TV
S25. 894-439J
PAIR ol mOOern living rooni
lamps. \\'alnut base. Ex·
ccllent condiHon $10 !or
001 h. 968-4129
SUNBEAM mixm11.S ter $15.
Waring 2-speed blender SIO.
Tricylce. excellent condition
$7.50. 54~2539 or drop t,y
ri.nd see st 3245 Oregon,
fllesa Verde. \Ve are moving
ancl don't want lo pay mov-
ing-cost~
S\l'ING set deluxe, 2 ~'>''in~~.
glide ridt', gli de chair, slide
$20. 5-10-8079
LADIES bike y,'i!h basket
$16. Large Scotch cooler $3.
Brownie handbook, new 50c.
4 bar stools $3.50 each.
646-3680
210 ELECTRIC stove S20.
Servel gl\~ rt'lrigerator for
garage S5. 2114 Continental
Ave. C.M. ...an1p1n~ stovr., 2 buM1fr S7. s1:i.4 int•h l<>lrsco pe S25. Pie· carrying animal c11.ge $6.
2 new 1v icle oval ttres, J4" tlll'C' lran1es 50r-Sl.T.i, Laun- Electric !<pace hPatf'r $7. ,,.
$10. rinis. ~ inch y,•JdC', 3 yr:ir <lry ~p. 2::, lbs S-1·. Bsr soap Hl'lmet S2.50. Clnihes, all ~!EN 'S suits. size 44. ~Liar11n!cr. cost $15 rarh, ;x·, l..;irg,. hirci cagP $10. Toy !<izr~ S2-s:i. t-fouse trap rcllent conditlon S5 to Sl~• .each. TV needs 2 tubes txi.~ SS. Electric dryer, F'rig-,i;::aniP a.nd o!hrr ganies Sat-Sun. 673-8237
SlO. 64:..---141)8. irJ.11rr, S2.':i. Kf'nmQN' \\'asher S2-S.). Lamp ~hadrs 12", KE.">;~ORE aut omatic
STAl\JPS US·UN·YDC's 25<' $25. Universal r!ishwri.shef 1;,'·, $2. Pull do \\In ,,...a,.her in very gocx:I C'On·
to ~\,:)(). ti! any com· S~. 5-16-6215. 2952 RedwO!X! a I um 1 nu n1 l11mp 16" dition. Ha~ all the cycles
hinati1Jns_ US plate number, Ave., C.il-l. d1ametrr $6. Small roller S25. 847-8115
7.l[) & mail early hlock~ 2X· 1~7 Stuclesnglrbak('r S25. 5" skates SJ. Car chains, /JI) x I 7VcA~R"1"o"u"s~,-,,-,-,-,~, -,-w-,-, d
$1. 5-19-4221 Sat·Sun 12·5 PM fluore~i:c nt light fixture 14 $1. 'l golf elubs s:.. Hang. '> 4 4 6 1-S sc:raps, • x , x , "" · L
J?ECORDS, 45 rp1n, big v.·\1 h canopy $6. 40 HP, 4 ing '1'hatnol shelf S6. Ban1• Maple double bed with box
bands and vocals Early f'ylinder gas engine S2D . boo roll, 6 x 5' $8. Glass 0~ spring• S:20. Kitchen table
l950's. 549-4221. Sat-sun 12-5 646--4644 jccts 2;>C 644-25'!16 $10. Book 11hell $8. 864 W.
PM. NE\V Electdr. deep !ryt!r S!2, BEAUTIFUL Baby bed wilh 18th, C.M. 646---2377
CASEMENT windO'.'.". com· NPw 4 s!iN" ioaslcr SU . Kantwr.t mattress, v tr Y BOY'S 2fj" J ~peed bike S:13.
rlete with screen $!~. Two \\'\l ter can SJ.!'jj, \\'atr r l\ki rlean S15. Red raw sHk Good. 642-8479
('\lrtain rods lik!' nc\11 $15. $:'!. Aluminuni chaise loun~Cl lamp shacies SS each. Maple ~ ~; e . Ba l h r 0 0 m tub tC'lephone stand \l'ilh padded 14 x 6 CHEVY Rally sport
E"nr losurc s2:1• Big Boy S2. ;-..1en'~ ice sks~s. sizr 8. bench $12. l\iangel, very \1·hecls \11i!h beauty rims
barhecuc and liood, new $3 50. 36'' archery large! r)c11n $10. 314 Villanova Rd,, and hub.~ Siil each. Slot r.ar
niolor Sl 5. Medir.ine chest $7.:lQ. -Large carvr.d lan1p $·!. C.!'11. set S2.i Set of Mustang hub
57_;,a. Cocf;.iaH lahle S15. JR09 TustJ n A\•e, &l&-210~1 I 'N"E=w~s.-,1~be-1c,.~,03-. ~Bc,-m-p-er rap~ SID. Leal &~'etper '11).
Dr~k pad, 24 x :\8 $7.5!!. 51':1' O! E:nd and cof!ee tahlc~ ja.ek l l Girl's clothing, size floor Wll.l(tr $15. Vo i l
l!ang'ing light ILxture $10. SB. Ra11an chair w i th 7, $.l Large red wagon Sl punching bag wl!h rim $7,_ 67~-722G cushion ~. Solid oak desk Large cyllnder bird cage, Porsche interior parts $25.
LARGE mahogany buJlet hair is. S!anding J gallon !ally eqnlpped SIO. Ladles 548-8820
with radio $25. Tapestry $5. grease gun $8. Blur ret.'Orrl rink roller &kales. size 7, $5. SABOT boat cover $1. Tudor
Hanging lamp $2 . 962-J02.'i bolder ottoman S5, '.l ft. roll End and TV !ables S2 a.nd pool table $5. Clia\r $5. King
CHEVROLET huh caps 50r pla~t1c shee!ing. long $3. $3. L;itlies cloLhing, sizes 12 size bed pad $6. Whitt
Vf'ry good set fak<' \\'eddlng !O lll'2. new rohei; 75c-S4. Cabinrrall (loublt ht d t>ach. Srrecn rloor, new p k ~k 1-h ring enscmbl(' $10. Zodiac aperhac "''V 11 •u r.ac · l\prt:'ad J6. Mirror $5. Shoe
s:1,JO. Call '.~l~'.'i134 money clip~ 50c ~ll.(h. OlrlPr T1Jys, rag dolls, puzzles i;kates, size 1. Sl.50. \Vh ite
It USF:D TV's * Emerson 19 inch TV Siil. 15c-5(){',_ 961'-2927 rain boot~ $1. 673-3958
S1 5 . $25 , AU ~nod C"Ond111on. Car Ron /\1rr coolrr $1.'l. COIN~, Lincoln ~et, 1941-68 (·.,u '11 611' I ,,-T\\'IN bed tso!ld mpale! Sl:J. --~-·, .~, · ., A'll')'t can1sicr \'ll('IJun1 J. $.~. 1965 Austria prool S-1.
u J s 11 r·; s, fr a n 1• •s can :iG" x :i6:' picture framt 5-15---25~ Box ~pring snd mattress
'
. Bl k d $15. Night !land 1antlqut earthenwarr. "S!arburs1 " \l'Jlh V:iL~~ o. ac an '"' p11 ttcrn. C'ath p1e('J:: --11·h11e 1:rill"rr table \\'i1h HEAT Lil.mp !or aches s;:reen·1 S7. Vanity desk $15.
\\'oocir>n hi~h C'hair, 1:k: <lra,,..·rr S~-Top ol car lu1<:· patns, Uoor niodel SlJ. Formica bar 1op <wood
ne"'• Sl2. 6-11-\IY.l6 ~ai;:e racks ~l. Carl lilac 545-2529 grain! Sll). Under \\Io o d
BAO\' rflh Sl..50. llanrl nll'-· ~u;~1~~n~;111gc~~~n~~~ ;~~ ~~.u~:~~c;t~s~~r1~~k: 2:~;;~\d but good $25.
f'r $2. lil·ll $lO. Bnoks 5c· lamp SL Sta.nrhng lamps SL 5 2l1h x 13, mt!!al SS. T'railrr
S:Z,:,O set. Sat ll·14 only. 365 g11.t l•at"r ('A n $5. Sell-con· hitch !or a smnll car $5.
l·:~lh<'l'. C \I 1111n"rl m,,,.,,, .~trcen S2. 5-15-252'9
ROLLA\VAY
&14-16.~7
.. , $ 1;, -
DRUM table $7. ThfH titr
wall shell $<!. Sandwich
toaster S·l. Ba!hroom sink
with fi!t1ngs $16. 400 hour
cloek $8. 2 Skat 5cooteni
Sl.50 eaeh, Boy's suit wllli 2
pailt trousers. size 16, Iikt
new S6. Blouses, size 14 and
16, 75c · $1. Dresses, r;il:e 16
S2 f'ach , 2 burner buHel
.range controlled heat $7.50.
8 se!.~ rollage curtatns
suitable for kitchen or
bathroom S2 eacb. 642-8472
10' ALUMfNUflf window
awning \\'hitt, good shape
Sl 5. Call ~711
SJX J eepster motor $25.
Cushman motor s c 0 o t e r
wheels on frame S25. Beauty
sink gt'l'y· \\•ith trim $11), JI)
by JO mirror $5. G.J. OV('n
ga!IO!ine heater Siil. Jui~r
vegetables, SlO. GirJ·~ bicy.
cle S. 11' boat S25. Box
trailer $25. Beauty ha.tr
dryer $23, 1vfll Lhrow \n
sink. 646-8015
ROYCE Union 26'' bicy!e $7.
Child's rocker f2.50. Twin
bcclspread and bolster $3.
Like new , New salad bowl
S2. V .,II au!o transmission
$25. Portable T.V. S25. 23"
T.V. $20. Call 548-£.129
PLATFORJ\l rocker, brown
S22.50. Car lop carrier $7.50.
School type desk, child's
S7.50 each. Encyc!Opedia &et
$10 . .Alun1inun1 w i n do w
frame, 2 x 6. $7.50. 546-8693"
REFRIGEJ".A1'0R w o u Id
make fine hePr box, cross.
lop frerzer S20. T~"U racing
type bikf's, need work $5
each. 26" boy'i; blke. $8.50.
1930 vintage Woodf'n hlgh
chair $10. Large ova.I br&id-
eci rug SIO. 548-J806
LARGE antique d re s s" r ,
spict brown, newly painttd
Sl7. 642-255.'J or come to 2177
Maple SL C.r.t.
KING size maHressts 125.
King size box. springs aod
metal frames $25. Crib $6. 8
foot gold couch, funch
Provinria.J $20. Coffee tnblt
$7. Rtd leather ann chair
S1Q. Maple drop ll"al table
$15. 4 kitchen chain $1
each. Double bed, complete
SlO. Philro retrlgerator S20.
Gas stove $15. Picnic table
and 2 bE"n c h~• $8. card
tab I"' $1. 4 P0t1tiao 14
inch msgg Sl5 pair. 2 Chev
chrome rans and new tirft
$20 each. Porsche speedster
fibcrgla&! top S2J and % glde
curtain~ S25. 2 bookcases $4.
$11). 64;,...2740 beforl'-3. 163~
E. 21st St. Costa Mtsa, ~u •
house
GREEN vin}'I rocker $12.
Large tlectric ovt!I $12,
54&-6328
G.E. steam Iron $3. Electric
percolator. tltctric t.eisaof's
}1.50 each. G.E. upricht
vacuum $11). Heavy bath
scales Sl Books ?k • Sl.
Square ti1pper.Yare $3. Box
ol diMes Sl.:JJ. Lamps 50c.
~;> .Plr:tu~~. pl a ques,
planlf'r~. odd dishts lOc •
25c, Drapery and dre!s
fabn('s 2X . $3. New enr·
r!uroy reading pillow $3.
Jell'elry !Oc • $5. Belll'US
~elflvind 11'Rtch, no band ~
fllod \\'atch SJ. New wall•ll
SL 353 E. 21st St. C.M.
646-4698
MAY TAG t1 uto1nat1c. was~r.
runs gooc;:\. Very special buy
125. &16-211)5
COl:-JS. J!lfi.1 mint sraled set~ F:leetrir. !"Ar!~ an<:l rl u~5
f> and J) S~.Z5_ Krnnrdy 25r-S.l ~lrr!nr r.o rrl~.
l1al\f'.~, 1'.164 P-unr· 65c. 1'.1&1 2:1('-1~<'. PoriahlP car ear·
fl.11n~· iGe. 549-4•121. Sat-Sun rlcr bar $1. f],.rtru: sw'i\C"h
12·'1 P!'l1. pl;i.\ri; Jflf'-1'.>c r11ch Flroken
STROLLER. J<:Oc>d cor1tl!!ion rh;11r~ Sl -S.l rach. Single
$7 Doub!r heci, ""celltn! anrl douhlr hcaOOOards SZ-SJ
co ndition $20. !!-12-.1772. ('aeh. El,..ctrolux V!lcuum
BOX ~pring anrl mattress,
like new $20 eacl1. 7 rt. pool
tab!e. cues, new bil!ls S20. 6
It x .1 II 6 1nt h blond drop
lcsl rl!nctle table, 1 chain
$20. Aluminum Chrislmas
trer. 6 Ir. ttvo!ving !land,
color wher<I S6. D 1. r k
cocktail table, end tablt
$2.50 l'ac.h. Grrtp quilted
bedspread ~2. Child's 3 Jt
]lOOI !able, hall~. cues $4.
Bird cage wHh stand SJ. l
bar 111001~ S3.50 each. 2 cast
irnn pans S3. Kitt henwatt
5c . SI. 3 high-backed
kllchen cha in, ta.n SlO. 5
J:al!on paint spray container
wllh line~ $15. 548-4903. 945
Victoria St. C.M.
PATRONS
S20. Olrt !ool box $2. Oak
CARPET-gold Hi·Low lO'xll' IAblc $5. Old fumilure
and pad $25 lnr bulii, good patching mBchlnt, antique CQndi1ion. 842-377~. $J. TV trays 2X:. Bo'.'.•ling
SOLID ,,...fl-_!nut lamp table ball $2. Pieces ol carpet S5.
with teak fini~h 2 :l '* ·' 1609 Baker SI., C, !'It .
square, 16'' inr h i 2 5. S<\5-~1~7
842-377:1. I -"-"-"'-'------
GAS stove, 4 burners, oven,
Ll.l~ii. W 36", H 41 '', iood
condition $20. 642-4784
REFRIGERATORS l 7 .50 .
Hide-a-bed. need! recover·
ing $12.50. 2 coUee tables S.S
each. Platform rocktr S7.50.
Hair dryci-$20. Tow bat $5.
Books and magazine11 Sc •
SI. Automotivf" bookl! 25c •
$4. Au1o parts 25c • $10. FM
antenna S4. Pictures and
lan1ps 50c • $5. Surf toartt.
ll"('ds fln $10. Tools 5c -$.1.
2Q2l3 Birch St . ~ta Ana
Hf'ight!, Slit-Sun, !).5.
200 GOLF b8.lla, a.JI good ,
l!k:-15c·20c eac h , 219
Poinsettia, CdM
;\1EN'S Goll 11hoc11, 5\ze 9 Sl
ARGU S c amera $1 5 2 lounge lrnnies with
tl1aJViOVOX T.V. Sl 5 Chain; springs and lrgs $:i f'a('ti.
$.'l each Lawn mower Sll) Clock. radio, rief'llS tube S5.
Stf!p table S8 Drenel shoe r.ooSf' neck stand hestt>r St.
$20 Coffee table $8. 1870 Boa File drawer SL card tahle
Vista Cir. C.M. SL Plyv:ood ~-S2. Wa11le
STNKS S5 $8 a.ntl $12 Stnol iron $1 . Slant board $5. Scott
and tank $15 To,11in beds $15 AM-FM tuner S25. Scott 20
f'11ddlt lank Sl2 Patio grfUll watt lah amp SW. 2 Tennis
S3 and $4.50 Gas healera S3 racktls $1 eacb. Reverb unit
each Jungle Jim set Sl5 w1th anlp 11nrl :r;peaker $W.
Dish»•asher, need!! rtpair Buck"t ~al S5. 3 bottle bar
S20 PaP"?r to'.'.·cl dispen.<;ers ~I Sl . New tie rack SL
$1.:..0 Camper h11r Sll. Bus Vibr11t1Jr mas!lagrr $ l .
s<''1!. recline!! Sl5 Pon! l11rf. Roa~\ hrlard SL Trou5cr
der S4 \\1egg IGMC1 $12 rack 50o. Speak.trs SJ,
each. 1402 S. Spruce, San!.8 G~e neck lamp15 50c.
Ana. Dowling hall $~. 6 v
0 111..D'S n"d and b I u e tvaporalor crtr coolrr SJ,
s!riped C\lrtains $2 Woman's Dome clock Sl. flten 's ice.
clothes $1 ·$2. Pur.o;eg 5(k; 11Ka res, sizt 11, SS. Post ca.rd
Red Tenn.Tull hathroom ditto machine Sl. P.A.
n1g and lid rover $2.50 Red a.mplilif'r, as !11 $10. 4 track
and while r;tr\pped CU'IOJl)' tape deck lor car. nttd!
for tuh S2.50 Mak:hina: cur-repair Sl O. Hot shave l11ther CHEST ol drawtr11 S5. Cha.irt'
taln 50c Tension rod, ex· machine $5, M8--600i. ml B $10. Maple rolfff: table. SIO.
rends 6'. 50c Pictures 50c Pacific, C,M. Ent lable $5. Lamp $2.
Rattan chairs. S2.50 e?l"h A \l/onderfitJ c h r ; 8 1 in a s Pallo table. 2 chain; $5. 41-1
Early Americaii lamp S2.50 prc~rnt for Mlmt Jurlcy boy , Emerson St .. C.M, 642-1659
Polr 111mp S2 End t11.ble 12 or girl. Complete set .,, /11'1 TV PEW RI TER, Smith
/lrtHici.1 1 Cowen 5c ea1'h 1, I n k 1 e I I er '~ P!cturt C1Jron11o, clean, excellent
\\ hi(r Cosco Cit?' st'.'nt Si Encyrlope:d!ll. tl1ore lh/1 0 condilion, goorl fnr ~ludcnt
Jnfantsee t SL ~n.t a.nrl Sun-7500 fUIJ-eolor picture! S2 S20. Rtgina eltctrtc broom
dRy. 236 Magnol\11 ,, C.f.L prr volume. M7-SJ19 SJI), 543--716.'l
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DAIL V PILOT Sal11rd11y, Octo~r 18. 1%/J
FREE TO YOU PET ond LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION
SPR.INGER Sp&niel 2 yr. aid,
1125 801t-Y•cht ·------Good natut1!d, 1enUe dog. 5 V.'Elr.tARANER Pup p 1 e 5
ti.by puppies playful, quick AKC, shor.o;. Grand chanl·
tO learn, 2 m!J'!>. oid. pion~.
5'M"J687 10/18 • (114) 692-2-12.1*
Charters 9039
SAIL CAL ~i ~23 ~r day.
CAL 36. $60 per day. Slel'pli
6. cau ni: 846-2957 HOBBY items: pa.per mache, 1 _A_K_c--R-,-.,~,-"-~-.1--G-,-,m-.,,
eCz: cartom, roUee cans, Shephrrd P"PS for sale. 1 H 9200 Mobile omea Christmas i;:an:ls, etc. IOI' male & I !Prnale $65.00 auJ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;
hobbyi11.s. 531-tm io11s $4-0.oo s3~5W4
LABRADOR. mix puppies lA '~oo=n-A"B'°L"E~P-,r-P_><_•_l~oo~~~·-,,g GREENLEAF
bl.ark, 3 ~·hite, I brown. All for a boy. ~ each. Brin~
v.•a.nt Childn!n to play 11'ilh. boy. 6-12-6.'i74 PARK
968-1935 10/:l2SCI ;;;:o,1N~' A"'u-z~E~R"s-. -,"I-ir-. -,A"°KC
FREE To zood home, 2 Yr· pups. Show or pet!!, Stud in clear, clean, cool Cos!a
old sWH:t, gi""nlli!, rusty col· service, 833..{)361 r.lesa. New 92 5JHl.Ce Adult
or part COckl'r. Fl'male. s1-..1'£TE"RR1°E~'R--A-K-C~. Park NOiV OPEN! Mobile ~<!129 lOll8 champ i;ired frn1ale pup, 2',; Jlorne Display r.todels &-
Bl:AUTIF'UL Male Si11n1esc mos. Rra!t. 549-2~7 Sales ollice located at Park.
dome~ticatM, ll'11~h traine<I, SJLl{Y T,.rner male pup~. 7 OPEN
to 11dul!s only. J\loving and \i·sk. AKC. Adorable t)ealthy
cannot lake him \vlth Im". 9 AM TO 6 PM .,..,.,. 10,10 & """ mo. &>I'""·
FOUND 8 ah'odorerl kilt""· A{(ENJ MOBILE
now all healU1y & inust find Horae• 8830
homl'!t, Plea~ h€1p . 11·p"\'t" -----·----HOME SA' Ef ha'd a ruff start! 491.1326 HORSE Jn!C'll!gent, gentle, LL.,J
10120 goorl conlirn111tion. '.!:i yr
~===--,-,...,~= i::Plrtini::. s110. s.1(}.3769 1750 Wh1•tt·1er Ave 6 KIITENS, ·~ Sia1r1esr. ;c--~--~-.--.,.,.-,,-
N!'ed good horn!"~. \\'ill Sl\1AL L Shetland, I'.: hi I d Costa Mesa
dt>liver • 8 4 7-7 3 9 o or brokl', da~~~ ~J $7j.
54!-308' 101'1 ,.~ 714: 642-1350
2 LONG haired b!k kittens, 2 Livestock 8840 "'~,~U~T!!!!!!!!J~.~!!!!!!!!~N~fw"'
gray. 1 blk/~'ht, i gn·1v.·h1. 1 ~-"-'--'-------sELL 1m usro
Box tmd k Mbrkn. 1 "·ki;. IT'S FUN TO BOARD
old. $&-7952. 10122 Cynthia Your hors(' at TALLY HO Cooper
Dr. HB 10121 F.-\R.J\IS. Box stall.5 $J5 per TRAILER SALES
SOl>fEONE \Vanis us -who? mo. t.IC"tal shaded corrals "Buy from a man
I. $45 ""r mo. Automatic Via· Like.lo stay indoors, use it· r~ who lives in one I" ter box. '"George" !.; rrr, feed & 1.:leaned daily. \\'E SERVICE · 1 l'l <'l.C'rt'S lighted arena, "Clarence" (h: 1 t lf' n ~ \\IHAT \VE SELL~ 10/18 !raining ring. River trail ac. 5-19-1846 Cl'~!;. EXpcrt English & 321 So. Harbor, Santa Ana
SHEEP · dog/collie n1b:, \Ves!ern lnsiructlon •. Tally 1 Bick So. of Bolsa 5JJ.Jffi6
trierxtly, long haired, mall', Ho farms, 17262 Ne1vhope, BAY HARBOR
needs room to nin & Fountain Valley. 54~9587 Mobile Home Sales
childttn to play \\' 1 1 h · TRANSPORTATION Casa Loma Roll -Av.ray •
544-9533. Sheraton Mano. • HomeUe •
FREE To good hon1es, 801t1 & Y•chh 9000 Kit • Prestige • Sahara
lovable, ittY & ~·ht. kittens, 8 ALL SIZE.I)
"·ks. Also severaJ others, DAVID L. FRASER NO\V ON DISPLAY
various colors. 534-1Q2. 25' T.S. CRUISER 112J Baker St., Costa Mesa
542-7096 10/18 ComplC'le. Sacrifice this 11·eek. 1,3 block East of Harbor Blvd.
PLAYFUL, friendly male end, Sl,500. Cosca Mesa ITI4) ;,.Jl)..9470
puppy, p/beagle. Needs Call: TC'd Rogers
playful, friendly family. 3t!~ Via Oporto, Ne~po11
548-003 or 673-3990. 6/J.j:.!52
FR.I."E to qua!. home. Bl'aut. '6! LlLAS!'.11-'AR C 1 ta 11 on,
AKC, med. size bro11'?1 male I nboard~utboard. 120 Mere.
Doxie. All i;hot:5 . Cruiser with pc11·er jet &
34&-3818 J0/21 powtr trim. Full cover.
PRE'ITILY marked pla yful Ready to enjoy. A 11
tabby kittens, need good ma!nrenance records. l
home. 7 "·k~. old, box train· OY'Tlel'. KI 6-4444
ed. Call &12-169;) 10/21 1 'L=1~v=E-~-,-,-ro-,-,~bo-.-.. ~N-.,-,-~
7 DARLING kittens, 6 "·ks LCVP 3j'xll'. built .63.
old ft1m;tly CR!ico & S!o\·e, ~inks. l'ngine, paint, 1
, blk/~·ht. 644--D&88 2 9 2 I ton, spare par Is &
Carob ro,13 hardware. :\GOO. 0 11· n er
tr11nsferred to Africa. See at
6 fluffy kitt~ns, all color'5, 21': :m;J.~ Nt>ll'PQT1 Blvd, Ci\'i.
months old. playful &
healthy 968·56CKI J0/20 BOAT \f1\NTED
PMva!e pal1y. 30 to 35' T·S
SHORT hatr fuU gmwn solid c·lean, 11,atC'I' ready, nil
black cit, vie. Eastblufl. dealers please. To 310,000.
&14-4597 10120 Phone 5-'l&-~ll
GfVE a kitten"' home! Cute, 8 f>l AN \Vinslow \1fe rail 11 ith
playful. housebroken, male. carryin.i; bag. 4 yrs old.
53&-3156 e\·e~. l0/20 Never been usrd. Checked
.J. Kttens..
stripped,
"1<-98n
1,; Siamese, tiger
6 wks. old .
10/ZO
annually. $250. 6'13-66.ll:i
160 hp f'ord lntercep!or
1/0, m:1ny 1'\'.lras. mus1 Cfult KiMens, lol'e PfOple. sell! $2-150. Call aft 5 P:'II
Hoosebroke n. Look f or 536-5910
ho(lle. Call 6~~1-44s2 10120 18' SEARAY T r j h'u 11
Otn,'\' 2 left. fat lovable pup. JnbOarrl/Oulhoard. Li k C'
pie11. 5 wks old 1215"' hi' at new $3:.00. 84&-2T.?:i.
·niaturity, Call ~ l0/20 PEDAL boat S225. fun & ex·
J· LITTLE k i I tens. at-f'rcise. Foot operated or
.tractivl'ly marked. hl'althy, outboard. 613-6001
iweet dispo~it ion. 646-2388. ·.-.-2-3-. _A_L_B_A_T_R_O_S_S-. -,-,,-,1
?>fINIATURE pink male kif· sC'll $')00. 1'1' RUNAROUT,
ten. trained, live.in only. 1nust si;?ll $22:i. 6'1.'i-1028
548-1243. ========
SELL
Your Mobile Home
FOR CASH
639-3291 536-8869 Broker
'58 Tandem Kenskill 25'.
Toilet & shower, air cooler,
New ati.·ning, Sleeps 4,
Perfect cond. Nr.111 paint.
Sa('rifi('e for quick Sil.le
~13JO. Anchor Trailer Port.
Ch.;1a J\!Psa.. 642-~8·11
DOUBLE Expando, Kit Tro·
j11n. 20xJJ. Lari::e carpo11,
porches &. :-,torai;:e :shed ..
1'l11st sci.I to !<CtUe estate.
$6,7:i!L Katella 1\.l obi J e
E~1ales, Sp 114 , Stanton.
Call 82~670
'68 12x60
2 bcd!'oom with a1vnings,
skirlll, shed, compl<"te, In
b€autiful Costa .~fr.sa Park.
0'1'nC"r mu.~t leave area.
63G-32'ill Braker.
Many Mobil Homes
fan11ly & arlult park.!
Pric~d Righ!!
Call ii.36·8869 or 636-32~1
Broker
2·1' f'E TUP on the cho1cr~t
location H'I lovely Trailer
Park. RC'nt paid to 1st. First
Sl 2j() lakC'S. 327 \V. \Yllson,
C!\r ~e Space 29
20X55
3 Qe<lrooms, 2 batn~. buffl'f,
coole~. a11 nlngs. shW, ('1)m-
ple1e_ In 11 top family park.
63&-3291 Broker.
ADORABLE Sllkie-Poodle Sail ho.ts 9010 20•55 ·---------pups. 1J 11·ks old, 3 mal"s. 1 Demn $li5(). u~ed SJ3j() 3 Br>droo1n. '!bath. All r~11·a~.
trmal.-. 5-15-1&68 10120 l-~;u111ly Park, Call J::&.SS69 J4' o ·oay i.:-;ed .... s500 B k l-P/PERSIAN kitten 0-1 F'u11 Z'ln" Roa t Cl). B;;Jhci~ I'll C'J".
tTI05 old. l\C'C'd hDfO('S badly, GREATEST or n1CC'f:< 22"7'" '.? FULL h<>r!s, :;o g;1] hot \\'.:l-
5;ID-1535. 642-1 327. Star ~loop niod 2,J3, 'l;i· tf'r !;ink SJ.~00. 16-W Ne1~-porl.
EXCEPTIONALLY I 0 \'('I y m;i~f, like new. Sar $23)0. _5P~·~N_·,~·~'~·~c_.,_I_. ~~--
killl'n~. 3 mo~. old. &r to '.J34--0001 12x60 Front & Rear
apprtc1a!C'. 6M--09!Xl 10/21 PENGU IN s;,il boat l J 1;. All ex1ras. Family park. C.all
CUTE mt.>:ed breed puppies. \1'/sa!l l\, tr;iller. Top con· 531)..,i;:fl!i~. 636-32'.ll Broker.
833-2:255 10121 di!ion $425. 837-8;i98 l!l,l} Na~hua llli.40, cornp.
FREE n1aJe kiiten~. tiger LIDO lt 222·'2~, ~xl~,-,-,-0-rn~:I. f~rn. neiv alun1. a.wn1ng
m11rkt'd. 54~1986 10/2! full ra~.,. Trophy 11 inner. .$ OO'J ;>;11 'V. Bay SL, C.r.I .
Sl ?OO. 6~6.1712 f;parf' fi. frl2-i~41
CUTE fluffy kitl~ns, 11('11nerl -~~=~~~=--HOBl E CAT SlOOO ~lAl-\E: Offer for 20' x 57' k hsbrkn ;l'th-6~0:0 10/21 Goldrn11 est. ·10' s c r r r n ... 4~\.!!J::7 * PETS 1nd LIVESTOCK pnrrh. Trnns av11i1. !"i:i&-2~4;, SACRIFICE CAL 20,-
Ptt1, Gentr•I 8800 S2.~. * 6P3·769:! 20.\.:J:i 2 BB. hbath,,~· !';turc•lyl a,1·n1ni:;. porC' . 1nest ~
H J:>! AL A y A N. ~lam('Se 8 METER park. Real huy! 642-S232
bluepon!s. 7 wks. SJ:), AKC 12131 EX 3-16:15
' . .. .
TRANSl'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPO~TATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION --Motorcyclea_. ___ 9_300_
9520 lmport9d Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9400 Imported Auto• 9600 Imported Autos 9600
1967 HONDA lfiO
SCRAMBLER
Elec, starter, 800 ori1 mi. S.JOO. .
1967 MATOILESS 600CC
GSSO Scrambler. For the
pur1et. $6.JO,
FIAT 63 Cffl;V ~6 T. P .U. V8 8'1----'.C:..C.:.----1
Calif. Cabover Cam p .er . 1968 FIAT, 121 Sedan. lite
Many extras! Flush lollel. blbt. 1400 nn. $1395. or $795
Better lhttn XJnl eond. & T.0 .P. 64&-7584 ,
BRAND
1967 TRIUMPH T-100C
:.!)()CC. Very clean. $ij().
JAMES LTO
1584 Newpon Blvd. 642-0040
1968 BSA 650 tt Lightning
1,fiOO miles -r~al clean like
brand new no st:ratehes,
blue book Sl.030 sacrifice
for $895. 84Z..3813
'ti6 !{ARLEY Sportster
$1 ,095
Call afleT 5 Pf\.f 675-2.JS.C
Auto Services
& P•rts 9400
S~S50. 5.16-7f6l alt 5 or '68 F IAT 124, spt cpe, r&h,
v.knds. air, mflg "'hf'f'ls !~:JOI)
FANTASTIC 4 . Su.r Can1p. 491-8328 eves
f'ts,. nC"w \Vl'slways & new·68 • .:..c,~.1=A~T_:;S5\l,:::._5-,d-,-,.-B-l"_'_·I
m1n1-eampers. Prices star1 $!800 p)
at $375. Sceitts, !1!4 N. ~ All 6. 545-1326 * Harbor, S.A.
1967 % TON Ford Ranger
Camper Special, auto, pv.-r JAGUAR
brks, radio, alr cond .. 29,fKXJ • '
n1i. Best oUer. 2867 Hickory -.-.-.--.-----
Pl. /\pt B, Of. 546-799~ *. ~ XKE, lmmac\ilate ron· . ~:_c=.=.c..;c.:.;,;:;:_.c:..;__I dit1on, lo1v nH!eage.
NEW can1per shells cab 6i.>6Z26
high, fully lined with int. .~---=c:.:=:-__ ___ I
lights & vent. $229. Scotts. "64 JAG HTK COUPJ:: E type
914 Harbor, s.A. 4.2, ~·eUow, bla('k 1n1tcr .
TaPt dee, R&lf. 838-5460
NEW
BUGS
1970's
ON DISPLAY & READY TO CO
BEAQ{ CHOICE OF COLORS AND MODELS AT .•.
NEW '70 }<'ord P/U 3o/o over .~1 . _ .. -
dlr. invoice with camper ;; ,JAGUAR XK-140. F-X· rurch~e. &'Oils, 914 N cellent L'Ondition. Phone Auto Supply Wholesale
Prices to All
Complete !11achine Shop
SPEED EQUIPMENT
REBUILT ENGINES
Harbor .. S.A. ' &l!r-298G
Duno Buggl_•_• __ 9_s_2s KARMANN GHIA CHICK IVERSON
Harbor Areos On ly Authorized VW, Porsch e Deo ler
TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVI YOU
1125 Victoria, Df 548-6&50
1&391 Beitch Blvd. HB 847-0091 * OPEN 7 DAYS *
445 EAST COAST HWY. et BAYSIDE ORIVE, NEWPORT BEACH
& 1970 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
67l·0900 HOME OF THE LOVE BUG SPECIA LS S49-3031
1:1· TRAVEL trailer,
Northwest Coach, new cond.
Sleeps 8, 6 mos. old. Take
ovC'r payn1ents. 6-15--098'1;
36<1 E. l61h Pl, Apt B. CJ\1
Trucks 9500
'69 DODGE
112 TON
Sweptline Pickup
Big 6 cylinder enginE'. s tand-
ard transmission. One only
-Drive it home, No. 1167·
()00.1(6, Used,
$2077
SADDLEBACK
DODGE
547-9381
1~{11 N. Tustin, Santa Ana
Fron1 Ne11·port Fr~11•ay -
\\'C"st on 17th St. Tul'n left
on N. Tustin.
"69 Chevy ',i I.on pltk 11p,
'l'ith camper sheU, Air, pwr
sleriing. auto tran.~. pwr
lirakes, V·8 cng, radio, 6,00'.J
niiles. ~3010.
SOUTH COAST
CAR LEASING
JOO \V. Cst. H~'Y. NB 645-2182
GMC TRUCKS
Orang!" County &tle5
SeJVice HeadquartE:rs.
NE\V. USED
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
28j{l Harbor Blvd.
Costa l\lesa.
$.10-9640
ard
Ten Light Vans
VolkS\vagen.o:. Dodges, Chev·
ys, Excellent cond. 100%
·\l.'aiTanty.
KUSTOM MOTORS
845 Baker SL, C1\f :)40.$9l:i
0]')€n .hi 9 P .1\1.
'62 Rambler American
St~lion \Vagon
'61 Fiat. 1200 Roadstf'r
convertible
'60 Chevy 6 cyl auto.
$59<'J
$499
PORSCHE
J1rluµort
31111µorts
Station \Vagon $;j99
'59 Porsche 1600 Super 3100 \V. Coa:-;t H1vy .. N.B.
top (.'Onditlon $189!1 . 6'12·!340;, 510.1764 ,.,99 68 J\ilERCEDES 280 SE Authorlied MG Dealer '59 Karmann Ghia ~ Sed
'58 t.1G Roadster $499 • i:"2:: po_w~~4_Xlnt '66 Porsche !111, 5 spd,
'57 Plymouth V8, ~o 30 · ' nu. ;i aft Al\if/FJl;l radio, many more
automatic $299 · x1ras, xlnt cond. ;1150.
Lido J\ilotors Branch 'S6 100-SL; over S!l.JO in-6~2.0349
Tustin Auto Clinic ves!~ in_past:J yr'li. in C'n~., 3_2_200_!-inn-----,--,-.-,J-62
1300 \V. Coast Hwy. Newport ex~ei ·• inter. A~k. $850. 'll'hilc, xlnt cond. A;>.l/fi\1
642-6762 67->-7329 1962 PORSCHE
'68 Coupe. Roadster. i\lldnight '64 PORSCHE SC Con. New AUSTIN blue, !Ult p\1T, aulo, ale, !Ofl, tires, & engine. 613-&IOO
----------1 11e111 radial tire~. S7100. ivf'ekda s
'69 AUSTIN Amer i c ll, 636-3030 I ~=·=="~·======
auton1atic, 101v n1iles. $1695. 1960 J\fereedc,; 100. Clean,
675--691.2 after 7 Pl>! new lites. $ij() ! i r in. SUNBEAM
6·12-44.i2 f'VCS. 1%:1 SUNBEAi\1 A 1 p ine AUSTIN HEALEY ~lERCEDES Bent 19fi0 220S Rnadsler. auto :-;hirt. ~ooJ
of door. Air. flC'\V tires, :\Int. cond . Asking $900. 962~126·1 .
'67 Austin Healey $2495 S7:'ill. '.">l!\~7;i:is
Finished in gll'aming ruby ========== TRIUMPH red ,v/blk leather interior. MG
Fully f"!lulpt. inC"I. "'irel----------TR·3 EIGO. Good cond .. incl.,
v..•heels. \Veek-end Six-ciaJ. ?11G regular lop. Tnnnf'au top.
J1l'lllpLlrl
31111µ011~,
3100 \V, Coast H1>,'Y .. N.B.
&!2-94ffi J.ll).1i64
Aut~tized l\fG Dealer
AU STIN AMERICA
Nl!es, Scrvl'ce, Paris
Immediate Delivery
All t.'iod~ls
J!rluport
3l111µorts
Salei;, Servicr, Part.s tool kll, S700 . .li37-097:'>.
Immerl1ate Delivery,
AU i\lodels
J1rtuµort
]l111µorts
3100 \V, Coast Hwy. N.B.
IJ.t!.!)405 540.1764
Authorized l'llG Deale r
•51_ TD Classic. Ne'" interior,
nt1v tyres. Please call,
make offer , 54!J~5981
'62 l\·JG.i\lK Jl; Nf'w 11r!!s &
PR int. X111t cond . $j()(l
67J.030::
'6:1 TRIUl\IP\{ Spilflrc, xlnt
1;1:1nd.. 7500 mile~. Pnv
01vner. Call 64&-30!i~ afl ·1.
TOYOTA
TOYOTA
SPECTACULAR
YEAR END SALE
All MOOELS
YOUR BE.sf DEALS
ARE SflLL AT
DEAN LEWIS
"62 YORD 31 ·ron. V-8, 4 spd. C H NB 3100 w. oast 11.'Y.. . ' MGB 1-~ngln\" rehll :.!JOO 1nilei; ago. 642-9.J(Q 541}17&4 BILL MAXEY
1%6 l!arbor. C i\I
~ ply hl"al)' rluty lire&. J\ulhorfred i\1G DeaJer 'l----------
/lca1)' d u 1 y su~pension, 1-----------SSOO.
P I I ~""" ,.,,.. ,.,14-·5:, Austin Healey srntC' ~::-.. ~l usr scu ·61 ~ri.;n. ITllO!IYl:O![TI~ o" ,.,, ""· ''"' "'~ ' -' --. -·· -<vn<l., $800,. 494-$3;)2, after 67:rll~1!1 . • • . '6:; Che\)' ~f. lon fleet :":.1ze VS.
Dlr, &l:'i Baker, C. r.1. 4 P~I. OPEL 18881 BEACH BLVD. 540-5~1:.i FOR saJe 1!JJ'.J Austin 1'1e"1cy Hunt. Beac:h 847-8555
Sprite. Bri!. Rar.ing grn & ----------J ., N IC ' I Hwy o· B h "68 Dodi!;e 'J 1011 \'8, auto. . n1 ' -o o s . . " c go!rl . $6:JO. 5-19--0928. "h~ Op<>l \ragn11 102 HP. Dir Dir. S.15 Baker, C .JI.I . sl· "··k C \I ;>10.5915 •,J w ·er, .; , DATSUN :;10.5:111
'68 Ford Econol ine \Vgn. Dlr. -----,, p '""' U EL St;i , 1l'~g , 84 5 Bakl'r , Costa COUNTY'S ORANGE Ex. n11 .. i;tror:I rnnd. Run,,
ll1C'M. ;,41}:i915 NO. I ·'='·~,,=, ~·"'~· ~J-~.1~3·~·~1,_l·~'="=·l== I '68 Ch<"\)' Cu~!orn Van. Dir. DATSUN DEALER Ai .. r'ond1tioner, 4 ~f"l . rll r..
R4'1 B:iker. Costa !llesa. PORSCHE ln~r!f'd~ l!onr; r rPam c.~t,.
5J0.5915 DOT DATSUN plu~h hlack 1rit. Takr sn1a l!
JS',. "-•oh BJ,•d """" ''' ,,.,,,1,. L"'''· lo"' ·49 GJ\1C. romplcte ne11· cng, ,,,., °'" · '69 Porsche 91TS Targa "" " " · · 1 6 lluntington Beach py n\111 ~. VJJfS~LB. Call 111-cs & pa1nl. A tcr call 842-7781 or 5'10.1'1442 Tan1;:l'nn,. l'\lC'nor' ". hlk 1h-"'"n .\!J.l.977:: or J I~.(~<\.
673-719.f _ _::c.:..:.:;::...:::..,;~_.c'-=-tC"rlor E;1·rry pi1•Slblc 11c·l-----·---~-
VOLKSWAGEN
'68 vw
INTERNATIONAL I ton
VOLKSWAGEN
'66 V\V Sqback $1095 or trade
larger ('ar or truck. Camper
shell $1 10. 83[)..4237
'ti·l V\V Bu~cs
Dir. 8•1j Baker, C.i\l.
540-:-i915
!11UST Sell '66 V\V Ca1nprr
fully eql1ipt. !01v nii, A-!!
Best off 642'-1:'!36 C've~.
'62 Volks11•agcn Sedan.
after 6 Pill.
496.:\11:10
Call
1967 V\V. chronic ll'herls,
very (·lean. Asking S1;;9:i.
Call ;14G-9J26 a!t 3 Pill.
"6S V\V Bug, stand. trans,
Bendix AM/F~'l. under
dash rack. 83(J..3TI9 after 5
'62 V\V, '64 englne,
mechanical Corn!.
73J-2325
.Fine
"6.i V\V Sqt1arcb11ck. 15,IJQ S.
$!J7:i. Excellent condition.
Aft 7 pn1, 54~139
'l:i l V.\V. BUS
'E.-.;cC'Jlent ('O!ldirion si:::..o -Call 5'1S.1SOO
"61 V\V, rel;llt eng, 11c111 pau1t.
new brukes. $J50.
64.1.0:i32
'66 V\V Snrl. beige 111/blk 1111.
R/H, Porsche r1n1s, Xlnl
cond. $1350. 54S-2716
V.\V •• Porsche • Mercedes
cng's. & u.scd parts, steady
in s tock. 6~2-03:J(l.
'6S VW $900
Call 67::1-3567 afti'r 5
VOLKSWAGEN
VW BUGS
FRO'.\!
$399
~l~. :::031 Ext. 66 or 61
1970 11:\RBOR BLVD.
--~C70=S~TA J\'IE.'iA
'69 vw $1·~99=s--1
Unhc!il'vable: rantastie ''al.
11e! EV<"J'y ln1;1;:1n,1h)c d C.Cf<S·
sory 1nel. \\'l)f•rl c]as)i, 'vood
src,..r ing "hf'(,1, sun roor.
f'O !lllnc111;il rad1.il lirr~. 61 !:\
lo~·al n11 lrs. F;i1·1or.v 11 a 1Tar1.
ly, ::'cc and dl'r\"C' lu bcl1 l'vl'.
J1rtuµort
31Inµorts
3100 \V. Coa~I llwy., N.B.
u.12.940.5 :)10-liS.1
Authi:iri7L'd 1'.J\. Dralcr
'~ V\\'. SJ;JO{J, In cxcel!cnl
condition. ·,
P!I : 67~1-~2~6
fmported Autos 96001mported Autos 9600
•
••
DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS
1 t67 VOLVO 144 SID. $209500
R . H . A,<om•"'· """' '" e1111d .. •eel •~•'P UVl'lll
1t67 vOLvOi14 SEDAN $1495-00
R .• H . < ''"'· , ,,.1 "'" c er. TR. Ecl~52,__ _______ ,_c:_:
1965 •HARMAN •HIA $15-9500 Sp•ci•! 8od11. 1500 Eno; .. ~ 1p•eci,
l .T. ft11!ih. A h••d lo /,nd model.
re_g. Brit. SJ'Afl. ~530 SABOTS _M:.i:.n~i :.B:.i~k~•,;• ___ _.;.9,;2;_:75 rlump trut•k. Dlr. 81j Baker,
'69 DATSUN re~,soiy. 9:.0 n1ilr~! Sbow-'65 VW room rf)nd1!inn. S.lij9.i. 32 Vf'ry 1·lcan. l..1c, NOL ~'27.
nlh1>1' f'ors c)1cs ro tl1oo~e Best ovf'r
from .
1'67 ~OYOTO LAND~CRU1Si_11_ HT $219500
New l•re1, ••Ir• c:I••~
UOFI 10
Cais 8
l?O f'\e1v inc-1 sail. 32~'.l. 6~:>-0'llZ s J.1.P. !llJ/\'.T BIKE. Like _C~._M_._54().~_5'_1_5 ____ _
9020 Jlf'W, $1'Z9 .. c~n ~.10-400:; ~e TEN Light Van, all rnakes.
Big 4-dr Sedan. "-£pd , Dlr.,
radio, beater. 1300 miles.
\Viii sacrilice: Takr o!dcr
trade. cau · Phil, 49+9m.
545-0634, Z\V.1031.
$695
HOLIDAY RAMBLER
1969 H<trbor. C.i\f.
&12·6023
SIAMESE kiH,ns, purebred _P_o_w_•_•_c_,_u_i•_•_., __ c.._;_ ;11 3036 Java Rd. r.tesa Dir. S.lj Baker, C · r.t.
110. VPrr!e 1 _>1:c;0-5cc.;9J~'~--------J1rtupo11
31111port~;
l!l\i"f 32' CHRI~ Corinthian,
548-5172 fully equipped. Xlnt· ~nrl. 3 HP ill1ni Bike, mag "-'his, '66 1-·orr:1 l-'100. VS, auto. Dir.
\\'ill M"U f'quity. D:iys {711) f\.lorse clutch . .New cond. 8-l{i Baker, C.:"lf.
'65 V\V, 1 ooor, 4 speed,
radio. heater, beautiful red 112S 737.ffiJI, eve:; ~8·2-134 i\1r. $99.50 548--8714. 540-5915 ENGLISH FORD
3100 :v, Coast Hwy., N.B. ra:.1.~h~~~io~t~':. lt~~-.il:i GERMAN Shl'phtrd AKC.
top qoality puppies. 2 mos
cld. Xlnt papers. *
Sll-1568.
CRUIZON 16" Cabin cruiser
wood/fbgls, motor k trlr.
$5.Xl, ~
'T=A-c~a-,~,.-.-""'~-"'-"~'-· ~$125~. "'
best Qffrr.
LT 8-1702
9300 Motorcycles AKC SJLl'i.-Y PUPPIES
7 ~-eeks old fat k ready for Speed-Ski loah 9030 HONDA Scrambler 2 5 0. :a MW home. Come & see 14' Inboard 1ki boat, d!!ep V
them. ~957 hull, 1vind5hield, &augr.s,
i5UR.E brfd Dachshund bh1ck xtra engine, lrg ~·hC'cl
ttmal.e puppy I v.·eeks old, trai.ler. $62j. Sun only.
\rery friendly, a nd lovable I c64~J\..4=21~'=~...,.~--
,DJ, 962.-6770 12 FT SKI boat. American 11!'-IN-.-Dox~~ .. ~.-,-.-A-,-0-,.~,-1,-1 Trailer. 3::i H Evinrud~
~red. I "'ki;. f£:m<'IJE'S, motor &. accei:;sories. S2:!5
AKC. C~mp. slk. 49:>--4203 11\ktll 1111. 5'46--0139
BEAGLES, females 13 ll'kll., I 01"6=-c~.~,,.=..,.,,j=-,,,1~il~ity:--,,.,-,,
·).KC Rer. t,; pricC' ~2:>. boel JOO hp Chrysler. t1tll
~9 new COVE'r, steal at $700.
. ADORABLE f.U n\lltur' Call &14-4919 afte r 5 pm
• SCHAUZERS. AKC Re11:. 14' Glaggpar boat. 30 hp
C..U •v.e .. 495-4579 ,Johnson enr, tilt trlr. Sae.
WHITE Tiny Toy Poodle 1..;l"JOO=. "'=..,.='='·="=i.=207=7==
)JU.pPIH. AKC, 10 v.'ttkl old. Boat Slip Mooring 9036
"""'"' POCJDLE Pups. tiny IO'Y &. SIDE tit for 1111.ilboll.t, :ZZ-24'
Jrt;, · all oolora, AKC, top $2.10 ptr loot. Vi!la Del
AlJlllltJ'. Stud '"'· 89l-9'Tl9 Llrlo 54~lfi08
.(KC reai.1;;d .Gt t ma. n 30' SLIP 11.vall11hfe. Powrr
RM!pbml Jl'lPIJ •IDr -.J~. l ho<1.t only. 15' gide·lie.
;mile A l tema.lie. ~· .i1:;.,.i192
'fANI male cblhuahua. 11t rm . ~·ants hoat slip for Zl'
Y'ar~ old. l'fo ptipt'n. 1$30. Ventur(', Pleitse ~'l'ite Daily
791 Shallmar No. 3. C~l. PUo! Box J\f.J-15.
I
,_
Sharp! Lots of Chrome.
$275. * Call 612-1~ *
'60 l\foPt>d ;ii) cc. I0\11 1niJ~s.
:\1nt :<;ha(lf'. SG:l. &16-4721 11fttr 6
1%7 YAil1AllA. 3Qj. Big Beer
Scr11.n1blf'r. ;ij(XI nit Bell
helmet. S100. 5-16-9378
67 Yan1aha T1ri11 100
Ne\\' til'I!!. $135.
• 51&-177;;.
'68 TR!Ui\·IPll Bonneville
$800, 1210 W. B11.llXM'I. BIYd,
Apt. 8, N.B. bet1v. S.7 pm
HONDA Cl, 350. 1500 mi, lug.
i"i't n ck. ~""t hrlck. very
clean S500. 968-51lit anytime
1969 "Y ama.h11 Enduro
250 CC. OT.JS Ex1rru:. $6.lO
+ SIS-5963 •
NE\V DJ\T\V
~low ~·holcg11J<" coi;t
R-fiO, 6lXl c:r.. )1.11-282'6
1~ TilJUj\f Pll 2;i! CC. Xlnl
cond. a.oon mt $.'UO.
• !}36·7816 •
9' Cabover ca1nper, new on
"ei. Cht\'y, V8. $249:'1 Dir. 845
Baker, C.~t . S.l(}.59Jj
'67 Chevy 1 Inn flat herl, VS.
D!r. 845 Baker. C . r.t .
>1<>5915
'61 Econollne V11n, xlnt cond.
Re.\l ™rp! Cragar t1·hls.
$195. 67S-2955
9S10
ORANGE COUNTY'S
VOLUME ENGLISH
FORD DEALER
SALES. SERVICE
'69 Z..tODElS
Immediate delivery
LARGE SELECTION
Theodore
ROBINS FORD
6'12!~1ft~riur! l\JG 0::1~:;54 Harbor, C.1'!., 6·12·0413.
'58 V\V Sunroor, Blaupunkt
"&l PORSCHf: FC. 1 ownf't, Ai\1/f"'J\T, Coco m!l(s, niint
11pprox . 35.000 nn rblt eng. cond! Must &ell, Make offer!
ne1v C"lut1;h, blk i n 1 I' r , 494-68!13 Perfect car. illusl sell 1hisl -~~-------
"'eekrnd! Brst 0 1 f c r, ·57 Bug. &I tr11ns, R/H.
61:)..144& Trustworthy transportation
P h ,60 C $l795 $?.00. Lllmbrc!la l:JOcc Sl~. or1c e oupe 64J...27,UJ
Co<Xl bt'01vn 11•/hlack in1C'r.. . 2Q60 Harbor Blvd. fully equip. Good condilion 67 V\V bus • .sun:J1al
'.'i: t.1ilitary' type 4 v.•hl'el Costa Mesa 642·0010 throout. \Vr-ek<"nd Special. mnip ~)camping
rliive ·in lop coll(!! 196.i '""!~~~""'~~~~~I $2200/bc.sl uller.
Cill11pi'r
etxr11.s.
Bob
Scout of "'hl drh'l', bucket ··-~---546-::;&:;;i after 6
seat11. A·l Alw $1100 each. FERRARI '&I VOLKS\VAGEN Camp•
Cell &16-5637 2278 Plactntia, n1ob1le . .A,\I • f';\-l radio.
C.i\I. FERRARI Pop.up top. Side. tint. ll lon-
'64 4-wheel Jeep, Joarled, Newport Importa U:d. Qr. lane Red. ~.'>-4.'192
\\1th oven:lrivt. $19 O O. ana:e County'• only authol"' lJOO ~· Coast llwy., N.B. V\V Squattback-Ne1v J uly
fi<l&..3056 il'f!d dMler. 642-9-i();) _ 540-1 764 '69. Rarlio. w/\\'. Ju~t like
J EEP·l946 CJ!A, ovenim:I SAL!:S-SERVJCE-PA'RTS Au1hor1zed r.1G Dealer ~w . 7700 miles. $23!15.
. cl 984 ~ Id ' D 3100 W. Coast Hwy. PORSCltE ·;,7 SJ'lf:eds!E'r, 673-82S2 tJres, eon. • ... :s 10 r, .... urnn .... D-ooh ~==========. 642.~ .. --.,~•• o:x-540_1764 xlnt conrl, mC"ch perf~ .Bei:.t _
c.r.f. Authorit.ed P'trrari Dealer ofll'r over $2000. a.12-ii209 VOLKSWAGEN
Rtcr••t'n Vehlcl•• 9515 "F"'E:.R~RAR:.:=.::, '-·i;.;c.;;. ,;330::.;.G..:Tc:::,-=+'-11 c'.:"':c'C.C---~.----·1----------'65 Scout i x .f
Dir. 843 Baker, C ;\l ..
540-.'ifl\j
Camper• 9)20
69 V\V CAl'-IPER
Xlnt .. VERY ReuoMhl•
• ·1~296-1 •
~nt rem.111t, ye 11 0 w, 19fi8 PORSCHE ·rarga 9_~2. '67 V\V rlh, rf1:I v.ilh blark
bt11('k le11!h!'r. $0950 or llffer . Re~. Zl,000 ni1lei1, A~l-F J\I in!. 2:i.OOO nii, xlnt C'Qnd.
Cl\lt Skip 5%-jjll, Ex 59:1 r11 rl10. ~16-.1!1.'7 nr 4!l4-.)('..W $1 :.00. ~1fi-12!H .
FIAT 1--------'68 FIAT SPYDER
C.OLD. $Ki%
I\~ 535-Sl 1~
'GG PORSCllE 912/:i J111n111C' '66 V\V Sr'r111n, :-;ln( rond.
f'\11 raint E>.IRAS ille1·h Oris::: n1111Pr·le;iv1ng rountry.
JX"rf Rcst rf'11:r; Df!f'r 67:h1~()i Slflj(J. ;,n1-t:>17
• 1962 PORSCHI'.: ',i6 V\V, f'ng1J"!(' 0VC'Thflul('rl
11'111!r. ldnt eond. ('~ ~hflJ'I': S?ffi. M6-17'2J
A:'lt/F"~T S21f(I ~-1.lt.f>lll2 C'~'~"~'~''-------
------
1961 70YOTA SEDAN $149500 R .. H .. Li" "'" ;,,,,. I '"'·
v,T~P~<~<~l~~~cco,~~ .. ~---
1964 PLYMOUTH VALIANT $89500 6 cvl., R., H., ~ulom •t;e ,
L;ke ~ew, "'u1t t••· ATA0l7
19'7 FIAT 150 s119500 F•1lb•c ~ Cou~•· ~•ela t, 4 \peed.
;';"~;,~\~N~o~.~·~··~·~,._------~
1•64 OLDSM011lt s595 Fas We90"· ve, R1H, ru~i rt~I
good. L•c. OXD3~2
1•66 MG.I ltOADSTElt $159500 R&H. ~·tp•~d.
SAA,8<1
nu DATSUN PICKU• s129500 RIH. 4·•pt•d. C~ac\-1~11 p1ic:t .
;v;w~v~·~·~'~--~~,~~-----=:.:::
1f65 l"ONTIAC TEMPEST s79-~5 C111tom H~rd T~p. V&, R, H.
"-1110 l~t. RPLO<l l'l 7n~•~1ivio~,.~swiii-iAG~f~N.----.$~1=-4~9500
R&H <l ·•peed I lot of •~Ir ••·
Showroom fre1~. V!-1.-.651
Dean Lewis
Orange County
Toyota·Yolvo Headquarters
OJtE"'
SJ.T,
TO' JtM
646-9303
1966 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
Ol'E'f ~UNo~'v
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VOLVO
VOLVO
CLEARANCE NOIYI
1'2 -144 -145 -164
'IliE LOWEST PRICES
YOUR 811:ST Dt:ALS
Alli': STILL 1\T
DEAN LEWIS
1966 Jliu•OOr. C .. \J
Pl llOO 'IL:i, il!r cond ., •I ~pd,
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645-1154 r'"· nr 6\G-ll!iO
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WE PAY CAJH
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
'.:8'.!8 llarbw" Blvd.
Cfls~a l\lesa 5'16-120rl
v LEASE v
·u~) LTD ~·ord l:OUJl(', 311', p11 1·
'"'l> & lll'ak!Cs radio S!l'.Y.l 111u.
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'1.o>1 '!'-1·:11 d. all', fully Pqp'd.
:-;11!1.• prn·i· , .. ,, ..... ~1045.
·i;~ Cad r:J l)(u·ado roupe.
fully 1•qu1pp1•1I , . $19':+ n10.
, 'G9 Ct>dll:al' Coup!" fir \'J!lc Antique!, Clas$ic$ 9615 lull:.· •·quipp•·d . , :'illl~J 1110.
1929 f OHl• ~lotlrl .\ '6~ Cli1·v Ca1naru, P'1r s!1~ k
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:;7 !'llo1~11n f •I. f'\C'<'ll1•n l
cond. :'i1600 Jo:l~·.l716 11 ft ~1.
11\1 rt;i y \\kCthl~
--193 1 DE-SOTO--
C;ill ;,.19 lj71
,~,30~-o,,,,.0!<0-.\h~h't ,\
ncad~rr.r full~ r r ~ 1 11 1· r ti •
min1 cof\IJ. $2600. l -IB· 12'.">l
A.utos W•nted 9700
\VE PAY _ . CASH
fer ll!ed can & truck!! iusl
oa1l us for tree eslirn111e.
GROTH CHEVROLET
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Ui:!ll Bearh Rlvd.
Huntin~tpn !leach
h1 '"~I
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tor i;:ood. l'le;in u~ctl f"~t's
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LEASE. RENT
ORDER YOUR
1970 TODAY
FOR EARLIEST
OELIVERY
,\JJ populat" rnakes. Ford
11uthorl~cd leasing system.
Le! Our Comrietitive Rates
Theodor•
ROBINS FORD
2060 flarbor Rlvd.
Costa l\Tesa ~42·0010
LEASE ANY MAKIC
OR MODEL
Lrt our Jrase e.~pert.~ ~how
~OU tilt> bC'S\ pl<in for ~Olli"
li•'r,onal needs wnhout obJ1.
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UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
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l JIJ-%10
Used Ca r s 9900
CH ATHA M
AUTO SYSTEM
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Ban!; l1nanL'1og :1\'a1lablt , "1!!
al ~ Cfl1TY OUl' fl\\ I\ contrl'IC'IS
(\fl 1r..,osportal1011 c11rs. '67
C;1111<111.l $1l-i!Y.!, "ti7 D!Xlge RT
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8111 ~\fl!! ~9 Q)fl~ 5199.
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AUTO SYSTEM
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9900
FANTASTIC
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ON ALL CARS IN STOCK
More Thon 200 Cars To Choose From
lr•nd Nrw
1969 IMPALA $2866 SJ'Or.T (1 )1,..PF.. \':!i:. 11111~n
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No. !61379 1.1~'.il ;:.
LARGE SELECTION OF NEW 1969'•
AND LOW MILEAGE DEMONSTRATORS
GOING AT FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS
ALL MODELS AVA ILABLE
e CAP RICES e IMPALAS e WAGONS
• CAMA ROS • MALIBUS
18211 Beach Blvd ., Huntington Beach
Hwy. l f So, •t So11 Dl•qo f..,y.
Phone 545-8163 or 847-6839
'Til IU P.M.
TRANSPORTATION
UMd Ci r•
'l'R..AN!'PQP..TATION CARS
llWPOaTER MOTORS
!036 llA.RlJOl't BLVD.
t'05"1' A Ml:SA
541-52'4 or 541451 I
FINANCING AVAILABLE
'6S ~PORTS M"<l.111, \l,700
1111., &ir. pwr .. vin yl 10.,. Top
con<li°bM. "1».3232.
BUICK
'£8 Buick Spur1 \Vagon. tni·
n1al't1latt-.low 111 1 1 r a ~ t'
15,:,00 mi. A/C, rad io, Pih,
P/~. nc11r or11· Good~·ear
~lyi;lall \.'Ide I.rack tire1.
.~.119:). 67.j.'.?173 •r 67H21 6
fl!(; STEAL.~ 196.i Buick
Li!Sabre 11u11 r r1. Xn!l C()nd.
L•1w 1n;tea.1:r. i\lo,·ing.n111st
sr-ll quirk! Best ofr~r rakes!
tii~J22S,
'fil BUICK Gr11n Sport Convt.
i\lusr ~~~ $1200 Pr111 pty.
67.\-2:0> .
BUICK Sprc1al "64. Xlnt
corn!. PIS. P/IJ, r..t+L
673-8..37:1 ;if!~r :-i.
'!iii ELECTTl\ CU ST 0 :O.·I
HARDTOP . Bt:Sr OF't"l:::R, * &!:>-I02S *
CADILLAC
'68 HDORADO
Blaek ... .-ith black &. Y•hite
hounds tooth interior, local
ra1., !1'.r!ory a.Ir, A:\l /Fl'>f
l'ltl'{'O radio, 6·Wl.y 1tAI, tilt
,t;. rrJrsC'Opr str~rini wheel.
poll"rr door IO(·k3. 0 n I y
~l.OOJ n11lr~. Li(·, \\"QDI04
$5795
ALLEN
nt•l.~n1ob1lr-CAd1l:ilr Jnr.
1lj() $o. C£1<i~( lllf,:h\.\ay
Lai:un;i Bca(·h
l:'\r\I 10 Po!ttry ~hack\
494-1084 547-110)
'67 Cadillac
Convertible, lull p(lwer, alr,
excepllonllly c:rnn lhruou!.
Sho ws very ru1t c are.
$3399
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~1 1!).:(l."I ~:x1 66 or fi7
J9i0 H1\R.80R BLVD.
COSTA 1\IESA
CAD "67 Sf-fl. DY. 61\,;
"'hnah.:h br;:hn1 top. :'\Lra
cl('all. Fl1,1U ctr posl &: all
;occe<.. Pv! p1)'. rnu~t st-ll.
S.1.'.l:iG. tii.-~(711 or ~110-4469
-'69F leetwood
Brougham
Best offer over $6000
Call 49'1.6SR2
-:-6'.le,\O rLE-i::·rWOoD
BnOUGHAill
~JOO 1111lt'S ~9'1 ~88:.'.!
·67 tJ Donirlo. Lo m1 . :\Int
ronrl. Nr1r 111'""-· Lo;1ded.
.~tSJO Pl11' prly 11·14-~:?1;5
'66 COUPE <.It Villf'. 'Vhi !t,
hlack l<'alht'!'. Full rquip·
n1e111 . C I ,. a n. Ask S2900.
:J-19-1174 rl11~ ~. ,.rrs .ll6·Zli 12
'66 CAD. Sf'oda o [)(>Ville : lov•
111 ;it n I.
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6'l Cail 4-dr St.da.n
fltc11,ooJ Cl'uugh1n, lo<1dcd!
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p;11nt. cood tire~ .. ,is.·, c.i~h
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pr1•!r.c\ -!il\1 ·l~l-~j9~
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DA ILY PILOT \\'1\NT ADS!
r·or D;illy P1!0T \\"..101 Ad:-;
Dii1I fi.!'Z-~'67S
lmpor!•d _ ~~.t~.!._96~_1mported Autos 9600 Import.cl AutOI 9600
'
BRAND
NEW
1969 TOYOTA'S BRAND
N!W
1969
0 VER
IN STOCK 50 IN STOCK
Read y & Se rviced for I mmediete Delivery
WE'RE DEALING YOUR WAY THIS WEEKENDll
• COROLLAS-Seda ns-Fo1stback Sprinters-Station Wegons
• CORONAS-4 Door Sedans-Hardtop Coupe•
• MARK ll 's-Herdtop Coupes-4 Door Sedan• e CROWNS-Sta tion Wa9on1-4 Door Sedans e LANDCRUISER$--Hardtops-4 Wheel Drive Wegons e PICKUf>S--4 Speed Standerd Trans.
A ufol'l"l afic.~ -4 i peedi -fec:tory air c.ond it ionin9 -sl•r•o la p• dackt
m•g wh e1l1 •nd m•ny ofhtr options .
• Many Demanstrators at Reduced l'rices •
NAME YOUR DEAL-WE WILL TRY-EASY TERMS
e Select Dome1tic & Impor ted Uud Cart Below Market Prices •
JIM SLEMONS IMPORTS
417 W. WARNER, SANTA ANA
Open Sun. 11-5 540-2512
TRAHSl'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TilANSP.OR TATIC!N
DAil Y PILOT :I I
TRANSP Of!TA TIO~
ttOO U1.d Cari -U..ct Cere 9900 Uied Cars -------'-' t900 Used Cers J
CADILLAC CHEVROLET CONTINENTAL DODGE OLDSMOBILE RAMBLER
j6 OJda. 2 dr. One ownrr E:x-'69 Cadillac '66 OIEVROLJIT C,aprlce-.
One owntr eu with only
F LEE.TWOOD 2tOOO miles, hu all po..wr +
BROUGHAM air condltk>nin1. Absolutely
1913 CONTINE:KTt\1..5, 4 dr
&edanJ, Thrte ol our cf-
llcll.la havr thtlr nt w 1970
model1. The can for We
havt lo1v m\"s. tl pwr &. a.tr.
Xlnt cone!. Cars may M
'65 Dodie Polar11 crU!nt irond111on.
Hardtop. dlr. kl ~ktr, 1173-1793
C.r.1. ~~ 'il lloliday Coupe. Pt•,
P /b, llOOd cOlll'.I. 0<4·ner
'63 Rambler Wa9on '
0\'l'l'hauJC(/, vf'ry rlt an.
01.,.nrr ca.r. Lu.:. JGl..m7 . .O~ •
c111r · . ~
Turquoi~. whitt leather in. tht clcuw~t one In town.
terior with wh ite vinyl top, Jim Sl r n1ons !\I tr c e d t •
factory a tr, Al'd/TM slt t'l.'Ct &nz, 120 \V . \VL'Tttr. Santa
radio, 6-way stat. tilt t. ttJe. Ana. a46-41\4
FALCON $.'"JOO. 646--4'?2·1 $395 ••
sco!>(-~tttrlng, po11·er door-',~,.,~--~,,~,~P~A~l.A-. -V--8-.-.-,-,-.1
lock1. We VWY64:l P/b, \'lnyl top. Ptrlcct $6695 mechanical rond. l 01vnt'r.
Prv prty. ·ill,000 rnl Askin.a
Htn by calling l\tr. 1fa0110n ----------of Apo! Io Devtlopment
Corp. ~7-7044, llCM E. 11th
St ., S.A. I 1.m to 6 pm '"'k·
l'J6~ OLDS Cutlass.fi mo nlrJ
Orii:: ro.;t S3800. ~ti! for
''6 l'elcon Future $28;:iQ. &1&-5971 rvrs
':! door. Sold ne1v l Yl'll a ,i:O ESTATE Sala. 69 Old.'! ~ 2
$3ZOO, 00111 bc!s1 01f'r dr. ILT. f'~11u powc1. Alr
$$95 &12-1~2.i d•YS
'62 Conlin•nt•I
HOL IDAY RAMBLER·
100~ fl;irbor. C .. \I, c l:l-602.~
1%:? 1\!l!;TitO, I cyJ. slick 4
l'\ew lirrs Sl11 ur hc&r of"-
rer. 2133 Onu igc rive .. C.M.
:-~is-:!f.1~!)
ALLEN SllOO. Days (21 31 4S2-JlJJ. x
J::7, r1·c~ k \\kncl~ (TI~}
6~:>--091 S
FuU po11·r r lnclurlin2 a1r . Orit
owner. Like ne1\/. Lie. JRD
~-Best Ol'<'l'
HOLIDAY RAMBLER l .. .;.,~O"L:;D"'S~88~"°',,-,-"-.,-g-oo,
1969 Jf;u•tior. C./'11. PIS, p '!=:.
6~1·6023 Cal! • 4~\.!SJ·l
$495 '61 Falcon W19on "6:; OLDS Starlirr, l)la1'1'.
R,\.,!BLER-"{;;:: CJa~siL". rt\; ..;'
rlf'a11 pain1 ,'i: 1111. N~1v ti ~
SJJO. til-1-1~119 ;ifl ~i 00 pn1 .. · 1
Olrl~n1obllr·Cl.dll!01c I n~
11:)0 Sc. Coot Hi&:ll~;,iy
l-a1un11. &aeh
CHRYSLER
'&7 CHRYSLER
HOLIDAY RAMBLER OnginaJ pain!. Ve1j' clean. )<In! ccnd, air rond., nrw
1969 Harbor. C.l'll. &;it ov1r tires S700. 54;)..:~~' 6~2.fift13 $2f5 '61 OLDS Sta \\'gn. ~~
'6S Rambler 66o Classic
J:::>ofCf'llonally 1·!e;1n. I f.l'l'lk'i". -
r.1 ... ;\fl •. \'! :;:-is. lki;t ov1'r
~Nt.\'t to Potlrry Shackl
494-1084 547-3103
·111 CONT Coupt, flt'tf ~'Ond, HOLIDAY RAMBLER Clran, good tra m>. Call a1Lc1·
i\lichelin llN'S. Attonley \.\'ill l969 !!arbor, C.f'-I. 5 Pl\1. 5~g_.i775 61Z.6003
$59S
HOLIDAY RAM BLER'
)969 M;i,rQor, C.~1. '66 c oupe dl' Ville Gold. 2-DOOR ~ARDTOP .
Equipptd with r \'try Posiiblt V~ •. automatic, lact~ry 11r ,
accessoi)'. !\lust uli now. ~\\•r sttt rln1. J'l()-...:e r bra.·
Any rt • s 0 n ah 1 Ut lir 11, radio· t.. heatrr. Imma-
J.1!).lli3 days, eves.~~: culate. (UOE 74.Jl .
sacr11iC't' personal c • r . h OS ' ' =• ·ss F;ilron \\'agon rull P'"· vL -r 1.,,,.,, perlcrt conr! , S2995. l\lr. Tucker. 83'.>-2200 . Belo\"' book By°' v -6~..fiO'.!.~ '~ ~~='~.::,;,.. ___ ,
1963 Cadillac 2 dr HT. Comp! $2295
C'qUlp'd. hcaut t"OIH.I. Lo
1nilts. $129;i. 2 \1ay radio ATLAS
equip optio11aL 8~6-3002
'69 CAD S<'dan cir Ville. All CliRYSLl::R -i'LY/'llOUTl l
e,·1ra~~ Lo'v n1ileage. l::.'i· ::929 rtARBOR !IL\-0 ,
ccHtnt' buy! 6-14-293:? COSTA l\IESA 546-trJ.I
CA MARO
Open 0111ly ·111 lo p.m.
'67 Chrysler
Town & Country
'69 Camaro Z:ll Station \\'agoo. Full po\\·rr
Bill Tl'tomas Susp., Koni 't , includill£: clual air. VJ908V.
po)yglas, roll bar. Comp. Best ovtr
belts + more. 12,000 mi. j;229S
Nel'er raced. but ready. HOLIDAY RAMBLER
$339~. GTl-!1653 19119 Harbor. C.!'11.
1967 Cunaro, P / s. tloor 6·12-60"2::
\\'kdyt. a ir. low mLlea::e T.0 .Pymts. · ~nrr. e.,, S:>Q.6507 ~O\.\' down payn1t. ~:?O ;\l~'fllc
"6J FUl,L equipment.ti:========= ::>t., La;. Bi>ach. ·l~l-1 1,~
Clea.n. Le11.thcr i n 1 e r 1 o r .
7'-fr tallic blul'. SI ~. Days
j\g..11i~ or tves a-16-36~2
·s:: CO~TINENTAL 4 Or.
Ful1 Powfr. \'c1)' Cltall
~900. 67?.-741 ~
CORVAllt
FORD PLYMOUTH
'64 Galaxl• SOOXL '68 PL\'. Slint l V·8: 4 Dr.
ll:srdtop, on&:lnal i•td pain!. f act. a ir. auto .. p\IT. steer
4 tin 1h~ 00tir. LIC". NYK ~-& brk.i;. Vinyl top. l9.000 tlli.
Bt11 over Or\11:. 011ntr n\oving
$6tS abro11d mu~t sell. &3-11!1j
HOLIDAY RAMBLER 1..::"':.:'::'·---~--
* "6-i ,\ \!R,\SS.,)OOR StalJOn
\\;.:IL f"I!\ air Slia nr heSl
of!rr 1;1:;~111 1 ·
REBEL
"6~ f:,..hrl , \'11;, 11 11to. ,1h'. D~-
813 Bakci. C.;\!
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STUDEBAKER 60 CORVAtR $ri18. 1969 Ha rbor, C.t>l. '61 Road Run ner. low 111ilt s. Run~ (00(!-IOtJks i oocl ? 642-6023 Dir. 845 · Baktr, C . !'II . .64 Studob•k•• "·-m•~, ••. · S11.t or Sunday $48·653( ... ,. -915 • .......,,,, ,.., •
T·BIRD
'63 T-BIRD
'6' Falcon 1'utura l.~~7-,='7"==~~~-~ nice car, need& motor \\'Ork
'60 Cor\·air, l ·5peed tood Fully factory !!Quipped, otr. '58 PLYr-.tOUTH \VagOn, gd. s12;i. 847'-4~
cnndltion $150. Call 543-4937 $695. cond.: $13.'i.
alter 5 Phone 642-61113 54S.19:i9 -~~ Sharp f.101111, 4 6pd. i'ou 1 ~,,..=~f'O""~~D;:.:;Fu,,:ctur:::•:::;Co-,-~-11-.I ___ _;.:::..=:::_ __ _
m\Ut 5ee thl! Oil<", 4 ipd. Xll'!t com!. One" ___ P:....:Oc..N;.;_Tl:....A_C.;:_ __
'100.2ZC7 own1r. 16382 Sercnadt La .,1
consolt , xlnt cond. $lijl} or 1!168 CH RYS N'f'\1' r o1·ker ~
best otft1". 541-6507 door haJ"dlop. Lo11.drd! Pri
ply, Jo mi. ~ nt \u Rafliat CHEVROLET !ires. Be;iut car & rond! __ :..;._;.::.:,;_:..;;::_;__I Call 673--Si-IO
'69 Chevelle 55296 ''069,.-CH""0R~Y"S'L~E"R~l~l'-,-,-.-.,-.I
1-"aciory air. 4 spcrd, bufker Pl~. P/E, Pl\V. air. Jn
~at.'!", vinyl intenor. ~pecta.l n11.!es. l1kc nt1v. '.\Just ste to
CORVEm
1967 eo .. ·rtt~ Stingray JZ7 en·
1int. factory air C(lnriition-
ing. f'O\\"f'r -..-indo,rs, A:-1/F?.!
1·adio. -"JX'Cial \l"ht c!s 1.11d
ures. Lie. Z~.J.:: IJ.
Hunt. S ch. 142-39Hi '66 Pontiac Tempe~t • . Ha.rd1op, radio, heater, air
6J Ford Gala.xle llr'!ltop, cond itioninff JlClll f'T st~rin"
Silvt r·Blut. 1:90 r n;. 1uJI Lie Rzuiis' EC'st ovt'r ...
po11·r, air, nr'v tir("s . .$10:,0. · $t9S Priv prty. ~1s~::i21 HOLIDAY RAMBLER
~ rlr.. hrl. liJfl. Full p1.1T. Dlt,
Fac101y rur ronrlrtiooing_ Cm.e .
m1·nr1· :"mall do1"n l:::ii:ct'I·
!rnt conth l1un 4!f.1.97T.J. OKI..
410.
1968 FORD FR1rl11nc 500 sta-1963 llarb.Jr, C-;\I. '61 T-Bird
tires .t:. 11·ht!els. aJlp1·r cia1c: ~-7657 $'.:399
$2499 "61 CMRYSLER Nrw Yol'ker,
llon \1!lgu11. R&H, pb & ps, 612·60'.!l
11ir·cood. $!773. fi.lfi.2491 e.\I. ,65 C•talina
~\G l\fon-F1·i, 1:30-·1:30 llal'rltop. ru,1 f.O.J'1cr. Li.!
}'"uJI pow-er 1ncludu1g air, oi
i;l:\l'!al 11•1lnt, ! 01111cr. Ui. ,.
VT\\' ~HS. Re.ci nvrr -·
D\"0 l!l69 Ford Cala.'1"1es VZ\J..oo.t. Best 01·er
Fully loadrfl .$'.!~ij S69S
j3~~290 HOLIDAY RAMBLER
$395
HOL IDAY RAMBL<.
1969 ll11rhrlr. C.!>l. ;.
tltl..faJ.~ ._ I '37 F 0 RD Convr rtib:e . 1969 Harbor. C.l\L
R t 11 ab le transportation. 6l2-6023 c~~~:so~ .~~h~:~:~;~~;~: ,~~.
·o~ ,,,, V·$, r/h. p/11, b\ICkt t ll'!lls,
'
' n e 11· hrake!, a:d . 1..-ond
\\"tut~ $69:'>. 673-67~9
"6j CO~f~ 404' 4 Dr. R-1-f, p.
R. 36,000 n1i. Xnlt C'Clnd. l
01vntr. 199:J. 540.5919.
117~. 545-2090.
'11 FORD R1.11chrro
Up". g ryl. 111110. trans . Red/black IQfl. Nlct . $.~2'.l.
3t9-J{l31 Ext. fi6 or 67 R/H. ~400. 64&-1950 Lembrt"tla 150 er. $1 '.!'J.
1970 1-1.\RSOR BLVD. 6·1~2740 ~ •1 "6.l GA L. Frd. <:onv. S393.• ;C::,0,:,:~~~~~~=
'66 Cus10111 To\\'ll 'Landau. 'I
hill cqu1pn1er1t, reehn!ni ;
IMn t ,;eat. lei;s lhan 74.00I · •
n1i. Like ne\\', origin~ .j
mrner. $2393. No lrade&.
673-308[1
'67 LAI'"'~D~A~U~o~ll-po_w_l_,-,,-.~.'I
Air an1/ln1 r.1dl0 pow anl
Nrw h,<1 . b11t! New p/;
t1rrs Uri~. (j\1·11cr Brlow
book PcrfN't t•o11d. :!l!'.-JO!ii
'jg T·BIP-0; ;111 po11·er. nTtf. '.
xnlt rond. $2·!:J.
:=.1n.;;r31 E\t. 6(i or ti7
19i0 11.·\RBOr:. BLVD.
COSTA tltE;SA
'59 Chevrolet CONTINENTAL
CvS'TA ,, ES.\ 1: Sell/trrl Jor V\V bu&:. Call '6.:i GnAND Pri'I" ~ r!r llT,
';)6 CORVETTE $6~ or bcM 194-1973 p ; '" p / h, radio 11• 1 t h
offer . Good C()nt1. rl'\'t rb. $7JO or bes! ofr MT 3836 '69 f ORD Country Sedan
· ~t<'ltion 11·a~on. Loallrd! 968-1::81
2 door hard:~p. Oriainal s:.ooo 334-5290 '63 Pont Bonnevillt' ':.' dr. P\1 r ~~;k. paint. Lie. ,z1'1'Z02~. ·54 LINCOLN cont1nenW lop DODGE '62 FORD C:onvrrtible . Runa 5&8, air, R&H, a uio tr<1n~. ·~' intcncr. au·&· u po\\· condition' $950 h I . I . ty S6"-Call
Cl'. Ecsi Ol"f'I '67 DODGE DART ~ood. s.29::;•,16-30''' • ·,··,,.,'.,',.,~_n . pn p . ..:.J .•
S295 l 'ill! St.!.S.124 ~ " C:o.trl!f'01 Coruhlion'. HOLIDAY RAM BLER '66 Con11n~nt&.I SM. Loaded, \\'h1tt i1·1th vinyl top, atr con. l!JG2 F"ORD Sia lion \\'a;zon '60 PONTIAC Bonneville Sia·
>:lot cond. lo1v n1tlt <1ie. . 1 .v.w Vt..., .........l condition. eesi l ion \\'1.gon. r./H. r:.u ns. 1%9 !!;irbor. C.;\I diuoning, au 0· tran~ .. "" -•J "'""" Oc n 1130 'J!l0171 b>l'.!·b02~ $2j()Q· Pr1. 5-!G-78.78 <'r steerin.1;. rarho 11nd hcatt r. nlttr, &12-7374 a , · ;)' · ·
-'69 :\fARK II!, blark, r rd New tirf"s $15..Q;,, 3J.000 orii:;· 1968 PONTIAC Firebird 400.
.;,18-2918 •
'61 Fn1\J T·RH'<!, lull Jlll"·r.r
,1·/ air s;:ood l"Olld. P.l"Sl of.
f("r Call aft 5. 67':>-1110. -
·ss T·BIRO, gel. condition • .:_
!200 '57 Chev. ~fa . Wgn. lrarher 1nttr1or. Loaded! 111at nulc~. Call t>:l7-ll56 · JAVELIN ·! speed. Po,1·er ttrg, po11·er
Bei Arr, 4 Dr. Very good cond. R.)8.~460 Origin.U O\\'Oer. brks. 13,000 m1. 54~2330 6l2·SS38 nr -I}~ '
P..rbu tl1 :!S.~ r.11;:-in~. new lire~. -====;;,;::;===,,;_;2':==:====== l·=========o...'..:O.:O:"'==-==-;====J -'f;S SST Ja1't l1n. VI, auto, g-1:11--• new Iran~ .• po11•cr stecrin:;:. Used Cer1 9900 Uted C1rJ 9900 Und Cer1 9900 UHd Cars 9900 • po\i·r r brilkt;'), auto 1ran~.1jiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;;;ii;;;;i;;i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii j ::•:k•:'~· ~c~.M~. ~0~1'~· ====l,r~~~:::::=~~::~~~~::::::~1~· · i!u~t )trc tn appn•ei:itt . RE'il.·111 5{().11915
sonahly p1•ittd a 1 $-193
c,u g17.;is1 . T BONE STEAKS LINCOLN JOOS l'llEVROLET St"ioo • \•:ai;o11 Ori;:ina.l . p 0 ,,.,. e r '66 CONT., zcld w/blk. 1·1nyl
:;tetring, JlOii·er bra kt: 1 , roof: all e:<Q'a~. Xlnt. confl . ~l~i,'.a~~n p:~:~ .. ~~~n~~~:~i~ AT ~~:~~ 11s~~~d.Nfi7;r~fil"ont,
or Sat &. Sun. 96S-5348 I
\\'ILL TRADE: '60 l111p11la
2dr hard!op slk shift ro1·
('J1t\'Y 11iekl1p nf equal•
1·a1u ... 61.'>-1843 I
'6-1 Chr.1·y fmpala Convt11
rbJt e11g:, loadtd, dlr. take!
rorci~ r~r in tr a de .
:-;yz;,;i.; 49 1-~iil
1%6 CHl:.-VY !111pala ~ Dr.
1rr. Pl~. RIM, 10\\" milt . I
fl\'n<r. li!.r ncu' $l49::i. Prv
rnr S:lJ-1::22.
bl f:\11',\LA :: scat -..a;:;on.
l\tr. r1.-. !h".'h mllcai::r. ~.lnt
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"1]6 Cll£VELLL :oo Othp;e,
2 dr. v .s. ;:nJto. p/J. SlOO
11\"rr 11·hoir!'.<il,., 675-~735
\'.16\i Cl1cve!lt SS 396
l·:~cclle.nt conrl ition
ii12--l:i179 art II P:\I
'66 Ch("\"cl!c ~s ?.!IS. • i;l)d.
Dir. lMJ &kt r, C. l\l ·J
540-591.:i .
'65 Chevy lm paJ• 2 Dr. Good
col'ld. Al.ito, V-8, $1200.
67;,....ti3i S ,
'68 CA,\J,\RO 327 1:.s Prs.'
R/ll. Aulo. 28-1 Knox St., C\lj
~2991 f!Vt &. \\'ill lra.dt.
1960 Che1-y 4 Or. Runs :::OOd.
XJn1 paint , tires, fully
tqwp'd. $393. ~9-2ti0~
'63 4 Dr. Chevy lmpala. P/s,
P/b. Radi-1 llrea. Xlnt
oood. SS50 543-~
'57 CHEVJ\OLET'ffi. 3 11Pd.
trans, t:d. mnd., new Urea.
$3M, 6'12·1~7
''6 Chevy Jn1pa.le , a ir. R&H,
P/~, Goo d C cnd .
~l~j(} 54-0-1l37
'00 I~tPALA 4 dr. HT. v.s.1
11uto., ps/ph. f'..&11. pvt pty,
SJ'ij. :;48.'421 1 I
'57 CHEV 2 dr, :-.;Int mtth.
conrl. $32::i. R/H , atiC k al'lift.
5&7596
'61 CHEV \\'a;;-on, autom, V-
8. R&l-f, po11·rr. Good cond~
$;.-Oil. &16-ti'l JG
I r;"EED so111ebc:dy to low
'liO Impala C(lnvl. fine .run-
ninsi: rond. sni. 673-Ji~.
'36 CT!EvY Slatkin Wrn.
$100.
S'5-'l91.l afttr 5 pm
f~3 di!:VY El CAJTlino, new /
2;\l eng!Jl(' k. tl'ln!mi!!IOn.
$:09l. 675-:mfi
'64 lf.fPALA f'OOV. aulo.
PIS, R/H, Good C'Cnd. $350.
6'16-799.1
I
GROUND BEEF
PRICES!!
1 t61 DODG>I COIOMIT COUl'I
v.1, 1u!1 1t1111 .. ,. ..... , 1ft 11in,,
t•tl ;e, h•t l ••· WXF 071
1t65 C Hlfl LLI COMflllll\.1
V.t ,tu~e. '''"', """"'' 1ltt"~t· rt d•o, h11t1•. SZH 7 JI
1•67 PONTIAC COMflll ll\.I
v.1, •~I•. h 1n1., ,.11 ... 11 1'11ri~t.
r1tl;1, ht t i t •. XEI 07 '
1't61 IAltlACUDA
Aule. ''""'·• tt die l h11 l1•. ""Wf f
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1 t 6t FOl D •ALA.Ill 100
2 d•. H.T. F1tt1ry t i·, •ule. h t n1.,
R&H l'.S. No. 101 17 1
s2395
s295
s1195
$1895
1t•7 CHIVIO\lT IMrAU s1795 5.5. C•u••· Aut1. h •nt., 'owt• 1lt•rinq,
r1tll1, h••ltr, viRyl r1o1f lHA 515
1t66 CHlflOLn IM,AU.
ST AflON WAQIQN v.1. '"''·· lr t~t.,
,.owt• \to1•ri11t , r1tll1, h11to1 r SUY 174
1•65 FOID G-ALAll'E 501 COUPI
v.1. t ule. '''"'·· 1••li1, h1111r.
SIN 574
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1t67 MUSTAM• PA.I TIACI 1+2
v .1. ft tloty ,;, c.1n411i1ninq, pe .....
1t11r;n,, ••d;e, ht t it <. TIY ~I 0
s1395
s1295
s2195
s1795
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2821 Harbor alvd.
Costa Mesa 546-1203
MERCURY
'64 Mercury Coloriy Pk.
StatiQn \Vqcn, 9 pa.»{'ngcr.
Air, full pD\.\'tr, Lie. 0\''~·
'10.J. Best ovi!r
$6'5
HOLIDAY RAMBLER
1960 Harbor. C.:\!.
&IU023
'&\ i\laraud~r. a ulo. p~T. bkl
sts, CB radio. 390 eni. SSOO
833-'.!.j7j all 6.
MUSTANG
'65 MUSTANG
~ dr., hd lop. Au tomatic, rA ·
rHo. ~iiltr. Runs Hkt new.
Take lorl':ign car 111 lr11de.
\\'Ill f\nc prvt. rny. Dlr.
Krn, 494·9TTI, ~~OOJ4. DCi\f.
1~5.
'6~ r.tuilAlll H'r 219 V8 R/H.
P/S. New tirt1. brake.i;,
i;hock.~ &. pa.Int. E~ l!lh11pe
$1100 F'inn. 6i6-6.ll7 alt 6
P.\I,
'67, Likt nt"" lo. 1ni., 11111.
top. auto., console. sir.
loadtd. Orii. o wn tr .
496-2l37
6.l tlfUSTAl"G Co n v I .
Blut/-..•hitc lop. n1H. 4 ~p.
trans. !tally Pack Console.
~.000 m i. Good con d .
6'tUTI8
'65 MUSfANG Conve rt .
cocot. new tran~ .. good oon·
rllt!on, one o\.\·ner, $1005.
673-M70 afte r 6.
'69 i\1AOI I Jl,000 n1i., PIS.
P/OIB. strrco tape, 4
i;peed, 3:;1 Ram air. 111ll\
1v11rran1trl. lm1n11c. BC'st Of·
fer over $2800. 49'J-3627.
'j2 ~-ono sta. wi;i:. l.Y' slick
tiff's, 1'!'1 is $100. '53 Cl\ry1lt-r
Md .• mtr. rec. 01•trhaul~d .
Ex. run. ronrl, SlSO. 493-3158
'67 l\lu:-;tang, rtally clean!
r:.t H, bi.i; Ores, T-Btrd Lnt.
j;lRti for f1111l W e. 642-8422
'117 i\lusta/'li. low mllcJ, 6--C'yl
&t ic k., new !i res,
$1300. 962-7530
THE Bt~t ~lu,11.l&Jlg Grandt
1069 for r.alc by O>A-ntr.
64&910'2
1969 f,WSTANG
fu;Jy l.oa<k<I
5U5290
'li7 Mullllna', 4 1pd.
Dir. M$ Bakt'r, C.~t.
~915
::~~~~e USED CARS
LOOIC '011: THI DIAGNOSTIC CIHTIR SI.Al
0.H T~I WIHDIHllLD
100 % PARTS AND lABOR
WARRANTY
4,000 MILES OR 90 DAYS
Co.-1n •II ftllflheRlc:11I portJ i11el11dlllf ..,1111, d1I,••
11M , ,.,., •Rd, 'LUS brokn , b•"•ry •11d uho1111.t •Y••
11111. All r111olr W•r'I don• hi •wr OWR wr•IC:• d1p•rf•
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1t•4 CHIVllOLIT l .,_l'ALA WA.GOH
V.I . ftc.lorv ,;, cGnililio"inq , r•dio,
heel••. power 1l11 r,ng. 1AS06711
1 t6J CADILLAC cou .. 1 DtYILLE
F~ll p•wt f, f•clorv ,;, ce~tli 1;onln<J.
Sup1rli conilitle~. f00?'1At.1
1964 OLDS.MOllL'E WACiON
Air c11nditien•n9, ·~tom1tit. r1dl11,
ht•!••, P'""'' 1t11rint . fTVCS54l
1 t64 CHRYSLll. Ht:W,ORT
•·Ocor S•d1n. V.s. l1cterv ,., con·
diti eoinq. 1vtom1 !0c, po..,11 1111rinq,
pow•• br1k11. (OF.flfl J)
l f6J POID fAIRl.AHr: WAGoON
v.1, .:, condilien;nq, 11dio, h11i1•,
1tick 1hif1. !MZK71Sl
1 t61 fOl.D LTD 4·DOOR SIDAN
Ont own t •. ltO V.8, 111!om1li1,
p1 w11 1!6e•inq, 1tdio, h11t1•. ntw Ii••• lVTP708 1
1t 65 F'OID CiALAl ll SOO HAIDTOI'
•·Dee•, v.a, crvitomatit, fa clery t ir
conditieni"t• l,,IJ pow••• r1tl ie,
h11t1r. I PIXJJ7l
1t61 fOllD CUSTOM •-DOOi SDN.
J 90 V.S, pow1r lll•ring, Cf Uiteffltlic,
r1di11, ha''''· Poll ~ Ca r. I I I s~SO l
s1195 -
s1495 ,
1t61 DODCiE COl.OHIT 4-DI.. IDM. s· ·1395 V.I , pllw•r 1t11rin9 , pew1r br1k11, •
h11I••· D•!•tli•• Ct 1. ! l 15171 1
1961 •ORD MUllANCJ
v.1 1n9in•. 4 .,,.,, tr1n 1mi 11io~.
11die, h •• , ••. on ... q•••n wllh •li ck
interior, (Ql05?f )
1••4 co11vm1 HA11D1or
R.1mo••lilt lop. 4 ,,,,,., r1die ,
h11ttr, P"""'' wind o ... 1. AM .FM
r1 dl1, ( RHC'1011
s1195
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111toln•lic, l&H, tli11ck•I 111h, wid•
11•11 llrtt, 11.'MVJt•l
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EXCE LL ENT SELECTION
OF i\IOD ELS & COLO RS AVA IL ABLE FOR
LEASE OR P URCHAS E
•
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Sh.t limer gold with bl.tc.k Yinyl roof •nd
bl.t c.k cloth and le at he r interio r. Full
power equi pment plu1 factory •ir con·
ditioninq, AM-FM r1dio, power door
loc.k1, elec.lric. 1eai rt !e11 11. r 118)68)
1965 FLEETWOOD
l\ro11:::h:ln1. ~1111 1"'"'1', fai:lory air. S1C>1r;1
<.;ol<I "Ith b1'1,,;+ r,,,,r and 1n:11t·hin-:: ('l<>th autl
11 :11Ii.1• d 1\111a.-I;. 1 111 l••l•--cf'pir \1 hf'r l. 1>011' r
<lL•"r Jo;·)\:;, P"llf'r '' nl "1ndo11 .~. A:'-l·f,\J
f<lrl10, <'Ir . \1 '0.\0;;~!
1966 CADILLAC
Co111·Pr tibl<'. Anliq11e g11l d "'llh match1n:; !r1p
11nO f11ll lrathr r inlrrinr. Full powrr. fa ~!·ll'Y
;i ir. ,\:'11-F'.ll radio, t ill ·!rl•';rt,p1r :;1"t'l'l n-::
\I h"rl. I TSr.7'..'~ I
1969 IMPERIAL
L1'1iaron 'Oii!"' Full 1"'''1:'1', f;i.-tory air.
!>t,~rt'n lll l"" , ru 1~r ,·,11111·nl, r \ery po,,~1bl~
opllon. Paddrd t np. tX::iPi 77 ~
1967 CADILLAC
:-<1•(\,111 l'lt \0 111" \•r·r~htn r\tr11<ir. hr.11• 11 11n,1l
t••I • «IHI lllill rlnn:: • )ooill & I• ;11hri· 1n1rnnr.
Ful: 1•u11ri r ... 11·1',\· .111, .\\;.j·~J r:Hhu. 1••111 •
<'I' r!""I ),,1 \ .• \', 1· I"' ll•I!• .1 •« •i'!,l\i \SI
1967 EL DORADO
r.:11•"!1'(' '•·I ll 111th I LH I, 1,q. i'lntl ~·old r!,,111
& )1·a t1111 111!•11"1' ~111 \ \H1111·, l '1 •lq1·~· il ll'
t'IJ1Hl 1 l1••llll1 ~, ,\.\1 ·~'.I I 1·~d 111, po11 rr do1or
l11ck-, al'l'l'IJ\ :.:::.\~Ml 1111lr-.. i'"\\'1;1 1;1
1966 CADILLAC
~"rlu n r;r \'11lr. :'lli~t bl11e \\'ith n1atel11n.:
f'ln111 ~nd l r~lhrr inlrrinr. Full ]")()l~('r, fac-
lnry ;i1 r, t il1·1"\"i>t Orir !\\l'f"rin!! \\hrf"I. A~!·
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SALE
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0 230~ ~~
PRICE
SALE
(<)Ql!rO .. "'uU· 1J1
PRICE
PRICE
SALE
s -,7~~ ~If ~}~1../·
PRICE
SALE
SA,f;ft(l ~ ~~! •• , ...
PRICE
PRICE
OVER 80 QUALITY
CADILL.i\CS TO
SELECT FROM
LARGEST SELE C TION
IN ORANGE COUNTY
SALE
5 5800
PRICE
1968 CADILLAC
CuU JlC' de V1llr. l\onnRndy blue \•·ith bla1 k
1.Jindau and blue IC'alh«r tri1n. Full po11·('r,
fal'lory a11· rondilionl11g, till-Irle \\'l1t::('!,
,\.\l-F;\I radio, etc. Local one 011ner.
(VGZ\171
1964 FLEETWOOD
r 11 11 po11·f'r, f11 ctory 11ir condi tioning. lla! nil
or cadillac's popul;ir option:s. Beautif11/ be 1~~
auton1obiJC'. ~OQB6 \6 ·1
1960 CADILLAC
Cou rlf' Dr \·;11 .... Bnar"·ood exlerior "1111
n1;l\rhino: intrnur. r11IJ pi111 t'.'r and fa cto1·y
ri1r cond1 1ion1n~. ,\hsolutr ly excellent con·
d111on. IPTA•llS •
1967 CADILLAC
Con1•rr1ihle. Grrcian \\'hile v.·ith bli!.rk to11
;ind h!ari; full !e;ilh"t intr n or. Full 1;011rr
1nrl1ufrn~ POl•f'r slrrnn-:: -brakes -1•indo11s-
ti 11 ay ~l'al , A:'o.1 -f ;\I radio. •F71680i21
1 965 CADILLAC
ll;•ril!nt• l'••ll/'(' c a,1·11dr :•rf'rll 11 1111 111111• ll·
i11::: •·l0!h Hnd IC';ill1C'r 1111 r 1•1or. r u ll l•"11f'1',
fal'tUry a il'. c\lll·F.\l r;u.ho, tilt·trlr:.cnp1c ~1ecri11c "h('rl. 1ll:Ct;(j1:: 1
1967 CADILLAC
COUfJ" De \1illr. Aflt'sia11 lurquoi~r •11\h
fll3 lf'h in;:: 1·loth'· and lt>alhl'r inlerior. run
!'\O"C'r, fiu:tory air . .\.,f-f i\[ r0tdio,. \ill-lelc-
~Co1'11' ~trcnng 11 hPrl. I TEX9l).\ 1
SALE
s4400
PRICE
PRICE
SALE
5800
PRICE
PRICE
SALE
52100
PRICE
SALE
53500
PRICE
Your Factory Authorized Cadillac Dealer Serving the Orange Coast Harbor Area
• 0 • ~ •
fWY.
ADAMS ILVD.
NlllRS. ,;-.,. O
CADWC , ,.......... .
STA MESA s
~ NEWl'ORT l!ACH
~-\Bl~llS
2600 Ha1·bo1· Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
:;40.c .I t)()
SALES DEPAR'fl\1EN'f OPEN
3:30 A:'II to 9:00 p_,l :'11011. th ru Fri. • 9:00 Ail ! to 6:00 P"I Sat. and Sw1.
All CA RS SU BJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ALL SALE PRICES EFFEC TI VE THROUGH TUES DAY , OCTOBER 21 , 1969
l
NABERS CADILLAC
LEASE DIRECT
lmm.di•t• d1l iv1ry e E xc~lent Selection
Over four acres of ultra modern
tatal Cadillac facilities desi9ned to
IMtter sell and service new and
used Cadillac automobiles.
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OCTO BER 19 , 1969 BAtl'Y Pl LOT
ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
OC TOBER 18, 1 969
HOLLYWOOD SURPRISE
Natalie Wood: From
Pampered Star to
Doting Wife&. Mother
.
ADVENTURE IN AFRICA
An American Couple
Visits the Emperor
Of Ethiopia
PSYCHOLOGICAL QUIZ
How Good Is
Your Intuition?
THE FLOOD OF TRASH
Revolutionary Ideas
To Solve the
Rubbish Explosion
CHILD GUIDANCE
New Ways
To Help Your
Pre-Schooler Learn
r
Askcntemcrourself
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ENTE R TAI N MENT
NATALIE WOOD-
From Pampered Star
to Doting Wife
and Mother
As a ch ild actress, she knew nothing but wor k;
now she h as fam il y responsibilities-and loves th em
By PEER I. O PPENHEIM ER
NATALI E WOOD: contentedly
married and mothering three
lovely children!
It was a totally new concept for the doe-
eyed bea uty J'd known so long. Seventeen
years before s he 'd given me he r first in-
terview. Before thal. I'd watched her ad-
vent upon the Hollywood scene as a child.
I speculated on the changes I cou ld antici-
pate in Natalie, as 1 waited in her split-
level llel Air home.
And I recalled her mother telling me. "[
ruised my daughter to be a movie star. I
l'ompletely subordinated my life, t hat of
my husband, and our other two daughter!\
lo help Natalie get ahead.''
In sp ite of her father's objections to
show-business involvement for his daugh-
ter, Natalie's mother remained true to her
obsession. Natalie had whatever was nec-
essary to steadily build her career.
And whi le she left Natalie's dramatic
training to the directors, Mom took over the
care of her daughter's personal life so thal
Natalie grew up fully concentrating on act-
ing, while her mother answered fan letters,
did her shopping, and per formed every
c•hore around the house.
Natalie never had to dry a dish, make
n bed, put her clothes away, or keep track
of a checking accou nt. This lack of train-
ing later hacktired unhappily on NataliP.
when. in 1%1, her four-year marriage to
~ctor Robe rt Wagner fa iled. "I may havP
8poiled her too much.'' worried her mother
ut the time of the wedding.
While Natalie 's teen li fe appeared ca re-
free. privately she st rngKled t hrough a
rniMernble exi ~tenee. "Il wa..11 the worst
time of my life." she confe!l11ed. "Not only
was it hard to find the right roles, but 1
w aM awkward and self-conscious."
By the t ime she was 16. her role Clpposite
J ames Dean in ''Rebel Without a Cause"
won her an Academy Award nomi nation.
Still working hard at her trade, Natalie
plnyeri Maria in "West Side S tory" and
r halked up another Oscar nomination in
1964 fo r "Love with the P roper Stranger.''
But Natalie's l)ersonal life deteriorated.
• /"(lm il11 H'eekl11, Uctuber TY , /Yli9
Heartbroken when her close friend James
Dean met his tragic death, Natali e bottled
up her thoughts and, except to her anony-
mous psychiatrist. refused to discuss what
went wronJt".
When people insisted t hat one need onl~r
see how totally consumed Natalie was with
herrnreer to pinpoint the trouble, l couldn't
help remembering Natalie's since rity when,
hefore her ma rriage to Bob, she told me.
''I ran't believe that a cti reer can ever be-
come all-important to a woman. It's com-
pl etely unnatural!"
In trying to ~ort out her personal life
once more, ~atalie confessed, ''Most people
~pen d the better part of their lives tryins;t
lo find out what they want. Happine~s i~
MO elusive. 1 honestly can't visualize what
I'll be IO year11 from now ... "
Now, eight years later, Natalie's voice
nutside the door i,iounded d eeper than I
remembered, more mature. As it should
be, I re;tsoned, now that she is a 31-year-
old woman with a family. But her voice,
a nd my imagination, misled me. T he petite
l\alnlie W(.)(>d who bounded barefoot into
t he room. d ressed in a fetching doll-sized
romper outfit. looked more like one of the
youngsters she was supposed to mC1ther
than the woman l 'd mentally constructed!
"I am sorry l 'm late," she apologized.
"I was taking my F'rench lesson, and there
was so mul'h to do. The children-Sarah.
who is 10, and Charlotte,!>. and Hugo, 7. a
miniature of my husband, are coming over
from England next week. We're so happy."
Natalie's new life began almost three years ago when
publicist Rupert Allen invited her to dinner to meet Rich-
ard Gregson, who was visiting from England. Gregson
was getting a divorce. so Allen decided t o play cupid, seat-
ing the two side by side. Allen knew that Natalie was
unattached, although she had been romanticall}' linked
with actor Warren Beatty. "It was really strange," re-
called Natalie. "I sat down, nnd he sat down, and we
turned to look at one another-and that was it!" She
promised to visit Gregson in England.
Gregson proposed as soon as Natalie arrived. There
was one hitch, however. Jn England it is difficult to obtain
a divorce. Natalie and Richard waited two years for his
freedom . During all that time, Natalie refused to accept
a film role for fear she couldn't be with him. F or Natalie.
the waiting period was a good thing. ''It gave the children
and me time to get to know one another."
At first. Natalie was not sure that they s hould have a
church wedding after waiting so long. "But then I decided
l wanted something I coultl remember." She smiled as
she showed me pictu res of the ceremony.
l commented on her wedding bouquet o f wild blossoms
and strands of golden wheat. Natalie smiled and said,
"That's an old Russian fertility symbol. My parents were
Russian.'' As my eyebrows raised. she continued. "Oh, yes.
I'd like two or three children of my own!"
Natalie continued to surpr ise me. UnRble to even boil
water. she had somehow learned gourmet cooking and had
become a licensed decorator as well. She decorated her
husband's office before he dec ided t0 return to writing
(he coauthored ;'The Angry S ilence," for which he re-
ceived an Academy Award nomination).
Her one extravagance, she admits, is clothes. One
day the children saw a picture of h er in a magazine, and
when they asked their father about it, he explained thal
she was in film s and was a famous lacly. And then Sarah
said knowingly. "That explains why she is so clever and
has so many pretty clothei:i."
Natalie was enticed back into movies this year with the
role of Alice in a film about modern marriage and m o-
rality called "Rob irnd Carol and Ted and Alice." "I was
looking for something unique," s he explained, "and l feel
this picture is."
Does Richard object to her career? "No, as l'lng as
it doesn't interfere with our lives." If it s hould, could
she give it up? Natalie looked at me as if I were simple-
minded. "Why, 1 did-for two years-and it was easy!"
As I rose to leave, I couldn't resist the query, "Natalie.
what took you so long to discover how to be really happy?"
''I g'lless just finding the right man ," s he admitted. ...
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Share an African adventure in a palace studded with jewels and guarded by lions; meet 0
An American Couple Visits th
By )HAN AND JUNE ROBBINS
The 1wmpt11<1usne.'11 of H ai le Sela.'lsie's autnrratir r eign is di.<Jployed rm his bejel(le/ed throne.
• Fu1111l'll We~klv, October J!I, 1969
RECENTLY, during a visit to Addis
Ababa, Ethiopia, we kept hearing
colorful descriptions of Haile Selassie,
the cou ntry's 77-year-o1d mona rch, one
of t he wol'ld's last autocrats, a man both
feared and beloved by his subjects.
That night at dinner an English j ournalist ex-
claimed, "The titles that man possesses-F.mperor
of Ethiopia, Elect o f God, King of Kings, Con-
quering Lion of the Tribe of Judah. King of
Zion-and that isn't all! But on him they all
look so good!''
Our host. an Italian businessman who has li ved
many years in Ethiopia, said, ''When the natives
!lee Selnssie's automobile passing by. they throw
fl owers. kneel. and burst in to tears! Mus1rnlini
should ha ve taken that into account before he
tm lered the invasion !"
We were intrigued by nil these comments and
felt that the E mperor would be an exciting per-
iion to meet.
When we requeRled an inte rview, a court spokes-
mnn Micl, "llI M (Selassif' is rarely referred to
3:{ nnyth ing else. and HIM means His Tmperia l
Maj e~t.v ) is very, very busy, but I'll make special
mPnlion of ynu r rlcs i re."
The follc1wing clay, as we watch~! t he Emperor·~
Roll:-1-Rnyrc Rlowly pass hy on Chl1rchill Street,
Addis Ababa's ma in thoroughfare. one exC'ited
man ripped d f hif; sh ir t and waved it furiously.
A woman kept bowi ng and moving her r ight hand
counter-clockwise l\S Rhe twirlerl I\ Coptic Cr<lss,
the double·barred cross of Charlemagne with the
six-pointed star of David.
Our comments attracted the attention of a
ynu ng man. He bowed and said. "Please do not
thi nk me fo rward . but J speak your language M
I nm n Aludent at the University. If those people
<l o not act t hat way, it could be very diffi cult fo r
I hem. Hf M cxpl'.'Cls such arloration. and it is not
unc·nrn mnn fo r the pnlire lo arrange s uc h dem-
onstrntions <•f afTe<'l ion !" The Ethiopian did not
RC~m I n hP nfrairl nf being overheard beca use he
:idcl C"d , "M.v rwrir r1111ntry hns much poverty and
despAir. llowever, we a rc making some progress 1"
A professor al Hatle SelaRRie University told
me. ·•F.thiopians are leaping forward, but they
still have much leaping to <lo. Ma ny people in t his
country are still li vin g in t he 16th and 17th cen-
turies. When Sel:1ssie <lies-after all, he has been
r uling for :u~ yearA-there will be a shooting
malch, bul there is little Communis t movement
here, so it doesn't seem to matter to E thiopians
who wins!" SelAssie's son is now under vi r tual
house arrest after l)eing involved in an unsuccess-
ful coup to overthrow his father in 1964.
Our re<1uest for an interview was finally
gra nted. The only rule that we would have to ob-
~e rve was not to <111ote SelasRie directly. We al110
learned that he often gives extravagant presents
to people he likes.
~L a ruler who has survived invasion and coup as
Emperor of Ethiopia
The palace grounds are s urrounded by a fence
higher t han that which surrounds Buckingham
Palace or the White House. Vis itors walking up
from t he parking lot are greeted by an enormous,
free-roaming lion named Tojo and the ominous
ruars of severs:\ I others that are caged. We clu tched
each other tightly at one ferocious roar .
The staff tiptoes and talks in whispers as they
shuffle up and down the steps of the mud-eolored
stucco palace that has precious stones--emeralds.
opals, amethysts. diamonds. and sapphires-set
111to the exterior walls.
The reception room is lavis hly furnished. The
bookshelves hold a collection of and about Winston
Churchill. The on)y incongrui ty is an embroidered
\'ictorian sampler that reads. "God bless our
home." W e were told that it was a present from
a lady in Rhode Island.
Although the F.mperor is s lightly more than
five f Pe t tall, his impac:t is e normous. When we met
him, he was wearing a light tan uniform with 13
military decorntion~. He received us in a large,
sunlit room, b11t the day was (•hilly and a fire
rracklecl on the he:irth. H is two papillon-some-
lhin~ like a Chihuahua-also a gift from the
llnited States. ~nuggled on a polar-benr rug. 'l'he
J·:mperor sat in a silver-gilt c hair that bor e a royal
erest. He already had sent word thHt he would
"Pea k only in Amhar ic. his country's tongue. But
he is fl uent in English. so as we spoke. he often
h~·p.asse<I the interpreter. The Emperor made a
j(reat point of sa~·i ng that Ethiopia was the only
t'ounlry that has held together since Biblical times
:rnd that his people rlo not g ive up easily. He then
told us thnl Ethiop ia slnmhered historically for
a \'er.v long time partly because it was a nd re-
mains a Christian country surrounded by Islamic
nations. Haile Selas!'lie l'l'<.'alleti the classic stor y
of how the Biblical Queen of Sheba. then E mpress
of P.thiopia, heard of the wi!ldom of King Solo-
nwn and traveled with 1.100 retai ner!! and 2,000
horses a nd camels lo Israel to hear the great
King's lectures.
We were re minded that in Tlte Sm1g of S11/o-
1111m it is recorded that King Solomon, entranced
by the Queen of S heba's beauty, pointed out that
she was in his power. S he replied that Ethi-
opia was no power to be trifled with. Solom on
offered an agreement-he would not approach her
unless or until she took something during the
course of her visit that belonged to him. She
answered calmly that she therefore could not be
more ~afe, as F:thiopiani1 are not thieves.
Solomon, in his wisdom, arranged however to
have S heba served a very spicy and salty dinner
without either wine or water. S heba went serene-
ly to sleep but woke up several ho urs later parcherl
with 1hirsl. Solomon had left a crystal jug of
water in her room. S he drank from it. Solomon
promptly appeared from behind a curta in. claimed
rlefnult. an(I the line of Judean-Ethiopian rulers
was that ni~ht establi11hed. Hundreds of cent uries
later, Haile Selassie is the result.
SelnRsie waved both hands 1\!1 he told 11s that
he i!'I determined to move his country forward
pt'ltrefll lly. I n order to dn so, he believes A friran
nut ions must nvcii d major wars nmong themselves
and walk :in amennble and opportunisti(• tightrope
among the great powers.
When we asked him what he regarded as his
Rre.--itest achievement. he said in English that he
feels that a country can only be strong if its peo-
ple nre educatrtl The i'~mperor has turned his
rnrmer palnc:e into a univen1ily which bears his
name. Of the examples of student unrest we had
seen. he merely said that there also was a great
deal of student unre!'lt in the U.S .. but it didn't
mean that education o r the country was doomed.
In 1935 Musscilini's Jtalian army occupied Ethi-
opia, and Sela11sie despite a very eloquent plea
for help before t he League of Nations, was forced
into exile. Selassie believed that he was destined
Srlassie pefR a l i<>n cub i n his palace'11 park.
lo go back to F:thiopia after the end of the fiv!~
yenr Italian occupation to help h is people.
He told us that on Jan. 20. 1941. he crossed
!Jac·k into his country. It was shortly before noon
when his plane landed in a field that had been
haC'ked ti11l of the Jungle. lie mar ched the 500
~·ards Lu the border ancJ ran up an Ethiopian
){reen, yellow, and r ed 11landard on a flagpole.
We MJld that we had been m arried on a Jan.
20 He smiled and remarked that it was indeed
a lucky day. We had visited Selassie's private
staule that morning and mentioned how impressed
we were with his magnificent Arauian-Ethiopian
p<iniea. When we told him that we owned hor ses.
the conversation tu med ln horse breeding, of
which he knew n great deal. The Emperor sait.1
that riding was the best way for a man to get
away from h is t•are.s. Then, sighing, he remarked
t hal althnugh it was a lovely day tn mount his
fnvc.rite steed, he had to wo rk.
We look t h is as a .sign to depart. As we were
nboul lo leave, he said that one of his mares
would 11hortly foal and that although we raised
fine horses in the U.S .. no stable was complet e
without nn Ethiopian pony. We agreed.
Rcenlling that he g ives expensi ve gifts. we
wonckr whether the mail soon will bring news
that a foal from HIM is en route.
Em r>cror's residenrr. w lin."e walls are ·"t-udaed with prtieio'Ull jewels. F,fhfopian.~ knul and ki.~B tlt e ground M Haile Selaatfie'R car approacl1el(,
Pamily W oel.-ly, October 19, 111119 7
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Where to
Spend a minute
on a Mere
ALASKA
Anchorage
Ca,,bou M arone
Aniak I a•i:,.. lnlerpro!>es
Bethel l:lPlht>I M,.rina. Inc
F aorb anks
P~rsrnger's M ar11H•
Juneau
Ch..in11el Marone
Wasilla
Bog ldk.l" M;,rone Sales & Service
ARIZONA
Bullhead City
Mohave Ma11ne
CALIFORNIA
Baker'!.l 1eld
Custom E11g111eer1nR
Fresno
Clawso11 Boal Worhs
l a Habra
H1lls1de
Modesto
Modesto Ro<I & Gur1
N otthridge
West Valley M ar111e
San F'ran clsco
Park Pres1cJ10 Marone
Santa Clara Cope & M ePhetres
Susanville
Rogers Sport Shon
IOAHO
Boise
Miller's Ma11na
Caldwell West~rn Golf Car Sale<>. In c
Hope
1:.llosport Bay Resort
MONTANA
Eureka
Gamble Store
Libby
Jenkon's Motor.,
OREGON
Klamath Falls
Witll'S Boats & Motors
Medford
Medford Ma11ne Co.
Portland Bro<.lenbeck's Marona
Portland
Portage Marone
Tangent
fun C..1t y Boats & M otu1 -.
WASHINGTON
Bridgeport
Moen's M arona
Clark ston De Chenne's. Mitrin.•
Gig Harbor lli1vshore M aro11.1
Issaquah UoatJ> Unlom11ecl
Kennewtcl• MPt/ M i'lllflil
Milton John~n11 & Fostrr
Seattle
Cllrts Craft ol St>.-ltle
Spokane
Denenny's M at111a
Yakim a
M in I 1e Marina
Can We Solve
the Trash Crisis?
D IS P OS ABLE pop bottles,
abandoned automobiles,
obsolete ref r igerators-just
plain garbage. They aH add up
to a monumental headache for
many communities across the
count1·y. How can we get r id
of a11 the waste affluent Amer-
ica produces?
Each year this nation pr<)duces Ml-
id wastes weighing 250 billi<1n pounds.
That wo11ld make a mountain a cily-
l>lork wide-nud 50 miles high. Each
11ne of llR thrtiws out 5.3 poundsJif
solid waste a day or 2.000 p ound'§-a
year. What's mnre. that amount will
triple in JO years.
Compounding the p roblem is a
:'lhortage of lahorers willing tf1 work
garbage routes. red1werl land-fill areas
for dumping, and our awareness of the
hazards o f pollution.
Obvinusl~' SlH:h a nisis neeclR a solu-
tion, ~111d some nf the proposed solu -
tion~ are revoluti1H1nry.
!<'or in!'lln nce. t he U.~. Puhlie H ealth
Ren11·r ha8 a warded several (Cm nt~ lo
lltutly lhe tn1rnqw 1·tatinn "( refuRe an<I
nl hL•r ~ol id waf-!te.~ t)~· rail from <'i i ies
to alrn 11<lo11ed strip mines nnd other
lnnds in nl'etl elf rel'lamation.
The Pl!S is nlso lnokin~ intn 1111•
pc•ssihilities of pumping Jiquefird gar-
lllq .. ~l' thr1111gh :1 pipeline from Chit':1~P
"!<1 make mar~innl l llinois lnndH p m -
tl11dive fo r agril'Ulture \vithm1t hazard
lo hum:m health."
The1·e al'e machine;; which t'an rnm-
pre'ls raw garbage into small !'lolitl
l1lcirk11 l !lf1 the original si7.f'. Jndu!'(-
lrial rle~iR"ne r11 like J enmH' Go11ld 111·1•
,,·nrkin~ f(I 1·reate n s.dasi; hpltl<• th:it
rnrlls whl'n broken. OthPr Hl'il•nt isl~
are e.xplnrinlo( lhe pnssihililil•f-1 of f11r-
nwlnl111g p :q1e1· r:il'lons thal will di"
c;c1l\'e in watt•r anti edil)IE> mal<>rinl.;
that enn 111' ll:'ll'il lo pHckrt~P fo11d 1111d
then fed t n l hl' hn11sfhold pets .
Rut pr<1bahl_v thP mMt hiz:irrc rf'-
~carch iR in finding wn.vs to r<;fine gnr-
hage and cxtn1C't nutrients frl'lm it.
The seemingly exotic, comir-strip
sol11t ions to trash di!lposal have be-
l'ome imperative now. C'ities 11uch 1\51
Philadelphia have already s igned con-
tracts lo have ROlicl wa11tes railr oaded
tn distant empty mines.
A ,Japanese ll"ientiRt. Or. K unitnshi
Te1.11kn. h1H1 gone one fltep further b~'
inventing a c·ombination C'ompnctini.r
and coating machine to overcome the
bacterial problem. After he compresi<es
t he garhage into cubes. they are dipped
in asphalt or concrete, making them
immun e to de<-om position.
Other techni<g1e8 being proposed are
burning the garbage at 11ea in a spe-
l'inlly designt!d im·inerntc1r 11hip and
dumping the regidue overboard.
Nonreturnable l.H1ttles anll pla11lks
are the biggeHt headache11 of the !-lllni-
lary e11gi11eers. "Plalltics," said u
study hy the Karman Center of Aero
.Jet-General <:orporali on in California,
"are c·omp letel~' immune t o biological
dernmposit ion. lf we lrnr.v them, they
ren111 i11 alm11s l i 11detin i lely in t he1 r
onginal statt'. If we IJurn them. thf'.''
c·ont r ihule h~·drotarbon!i nncl oxides of
nitrogen (cla11icero11H ttir p1>ll11 tnntR ) ln
1111r atmosphere ."
So plastics have been fol'm Ulnteil
that will denty within two or t hn.•p
year~ in Runlighl.
ReHearrh in the •·evap11rntin1(' izln11s
hottleH is accelerating. llr. Samuel F'.
JI ulbei-t o f Clemson llniveniily 111
So11lh C11rolina sa.\'H he haR a bottle
that will behave ju~t like iclaHs unt il
it is broken. Then it will beeome 11oft
1111d grl'a~y and eventually melt nway.
W hat ahont refus~ 111'\inl? 11seful
agHin~ J)r H,n on Miller of \olorado
L'n1\'er<1it.1· iR rcHPan·h i niz t he· l11nl11gi -
1·al cnll\'•'l'!-ll1•n of animal w11 stt'll i 11t11
l!Ht>flll 1111trie11ls.
Snc-111·1· is al~o Hll"Ll $ClClinir with tlw
proltlt~m 11f re1·l;i1rn1111'.( lms11 mi~t;tl,;
from old a11t11s, lv Rl'IR. n•frigerate1r~,
and rother massive nonfood trash.
B11 t whntevPr H?lt1 ti11n iR fnnnd,
whel11Pr it he bi7.a rre u r banal, some-
thing must he d11n e Rnnn. Former PreR -
1dent JohnRon Pmphaili7.ecl I he ur~en
c·y of the Rilu ntio n wh~n he irnld .
"Rat•hel ('arson rm('e wrc1le. ·rn bio-
logical hi11tory. 110 or ganism hns sur -
vive<! long if its environment became
in 11c1me way unfit for it, b11t T1<1 or-
snrni~m before man ha11 <lelif>erntely
piilluted itR uwn environment.'"
-ANDY SUGAR
Fa 111 ily Week/ v. October J 9, J 9GJJ t
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Rip Van Winkle
Couldn't Sleep with
Nagging Backache
Naaalna be.clr.ache, headache and mu•·
cular ach4ie and pain1 may com• ... 1th ov••--trtlon, emotional UPMUo, or ev-
•ryday 1t,_ and ot,.ln. lf thl• naa-
alna btickach.., with l'fttleN, 11ff1>I""" nlahta, i1 w ... rlna 1ou out, maklna you m!Hrable a nd Irritable, don't wait. try
Doftn'• Pilla -an anala .. lc, a pain re-
liever. Ooen'• 111ln·rell•vlna adwn on
nasalna backach.. 11 often tM an•wer.
G.-t Ooan'1 Piii. -not a hablt-tonntns
drua but a well-known 1tandard rtm-
edy UMd tuecnafully by mllllont for
onr 70 ,. ..... See Ir they don't brlna
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MELANIE DE PROFf Food Editor
• Homemade cantlies and cookies arf'
juet right for handout~ to lhe .. trick-and-
Lreal'' group. Adults. too, will enjoy tbeiw
special treals. U11i ng la rge MJua res of alu-
minum foil, hag an u'411or1menl of pack -
agt-d peanuts, mart1hmallowt., t"omme rc-ial
Butterscotchies
Yi cup undiluted evaporat~ milk
~'. cup sugar
~ teaspoon salt
2 t ablelipoons but1er or margarine
6 oz. (I cup) hutterscotch-ftavort'd pieces
1 teaspoon ,·anilla ext racl
l cup ftakt'd coconut
''z cup coa risely chopped ..-•alnuts
2 to 2 ''z cup~ criRp ready-to-eat cereal
l. Put evaporated milk, s ugar, salt, and
butter or margarine into I\ heavy 2-qt.
saucepan. Bring to a f ull boil, stirring
t onstanlly. and boil 2 min .
2. Remove from heat. Add butterscotrh
pieces a nd extract; stir unt il s mooth. Actd
coconut, nuts, and cereal ; toss lightly
until well coated.
:J. Drop by rounded teas poonful~ onto a
tookie ~heet which haR been l ined with
waxed pape r or nlt1mint1m foil. Allow lo
stand until sel. About 1 % l/J.'J.
Fruit Jewels
I cup sifled reitular all-purpose ftour
I leasPQOn bakin1t powder
Yz teaspoon Halt
2 teaspoonR 1tround cinna mon
1 1 tt>as poon ground nutmeg
~4 teas poon ground d oves
'• cur, buttt>r or ma rgarine
Y1 cup packed brown sui:a r
I lablt's poon 11:ratt'd oranl!!t' ~el
~·, cup undiluted n aporated milk
2 cups chopped mixC"d candiC"d fruit
I cup coarsely chopped walnuts
6 oz. (I cup) 11emiRwt>et C'hocolate pittt'll
I cup seedlesR rai11ins
I. Sift the Rottr. haki11g powne r, Ralt. and
!.pie'es t ogcthcr ; set a::-;ide.
2. Cream butler 11r ma rgarine; gradually
11 dd orown !4 Ugar. nenming ·we ll Mix in
orang<' peel.
3. Alte rnately a <id dry 1 ngredi ~nts 111
third:,; ancl t>va porntcll milk in hHl\'e!-1.
mix ing 1111ttl blcndt>d a fter e.ach acl<lit ion.
~tir i11 remain i11g ingrerlienlR.
I. Drop hy heaping lea 11poonfu l11 onto
lightly gresu~ed <·ookie sheets.
5. Bake al 375°F. about 12 min.
6. Cool cookieR on wire r ack.
F nlm lop f(J but tom: Butluscotchies, Fruit
J eweL'l, T oll Tlouse cookies, Double Flavor
F1afge., frm1fed squares, and ChoC'olate
Decorat ing Dip for Cookies.
.-andies such as candy bars, corn, orangf'
&liC'el'l, t"arameli>, and mulli-eolorecl candy·
C'oatetl milk-ehoculule u nclies. Tie eaeh
foil f>OU<"b with an c1range rihhon. Put
one in each exlendcd hancl when '"Irick
a nd treat.-rt1" com«' to C'a ll.
7. If de8ired, coat the btlltom~ o f cooled
rookie~ with Chocolate Decorating Dip
I l'ee rec i rie 1. 6 I 11 7 clo z. c11okies
Double Flavor Fudge
cup undiluteil naporatC"d milk
2''4 cups sugar
V. tea s poon salt
\'4 cup buttt>r or mar11:arint>
16 large mar11hmallows or 1 cup
mars hm11llo•· crt'am
6 oz. (I r up) RemiR•eet chocolatt' pieces
I teasi1oon vanilla t>XI rad
I cup chopped walnutR
6 oz. (1 r up) buttt>r1o1cotch-f111\'ored pieces
I. F11r ch11r11/nt1• fn.yt'1'. put evaporated milk,
ll ll j.(tlr, llalt, butter or margarine, and
ma r s hmallow:-1 or marl'hmallow cream
int() a heavy 3-ql. l'aucepnn. Br ing to a
ful l hoil. !ltirring to n~tantly, a nd boil 5
min. Remove from heat. Add the choco-
la te piet c8 and extract ; 8tir until !'mooth .
Mix in nut8.
2. Line bottom!I of two 8-in. ~quare pam~
with waxed paper or aluminum foil. al-
lowing end:! lo e xtend CJVer two oppoRitc
s irlel' o f each pnn. Divide mixture equally
in pa nR. Sel aside.
3. F11r hutlersMlch layer , use ingredients
and follow pm cedure (Rtep l l as in c hoc-
ola te layer, 8Ub8lituting butterscot ch
pieccR for l'hocolnte pieces. Divide mix-
ture in half and turn enc h half onto a
c hol'olate lny('r. Cool : t•hill un til firm.
4. L11o~en fudge from pan, lift out or in-
vert onto n hoRrd, peel off paper or foil,
nnd c ut flldge intu squarrll. If d eAi red,
t o11 wilh walnut h nlveR. Abfl llf 4 lh11.
Chocolate Decorating Dip
for Cookies
IZ 07.. (2 c-u ps ) 11emi111"et't f h04'o lnte pieC"t'S
Z C"UpR 1<i rted confecliont>rs' KUjtar
1S cur1 undiluted rvapor11l t>d milk
I. Melt r hOC'<1lalc in the lop of a double
ho ii e r over hot (not boiling I waler. Add
confectionerR· ~u ~ar nnd evapor ated milk;
beat until !lmooth . Keep on t he heal over
hot waler while dipping; slir occasion a lly.
2. Dip cool2d cookies <prepared from a
cookie mix) in chocolate. put on waxed
paper-lined cookie s heei. and a llow l o
sta nd until set.
Fu mily Weekl11, October I 9, J IJ(jf) II
You can make
this fairy tale cake
even if you've never decorated
a cake befor e in you,r life!
It's fun a nd fiO c;1sv. with the· S<>Crets vou'll d iscovN in
Wilton's b<-autiful new.Cakf' a nd Food Decorntini:? Book.
It's tht' f'Xl'i ting rww book that shows y1)u how Pas.v i t is
lo cl(•coratc c:t kf's likf' tlw se ~nd m;in,v ut hNI', horR
d 'ut'uvn•s ;ind molds
jus! likc :1 profc•i.;..-;ionnl.
How <'as.v it is l o rlo
ftOWNS. f('llV<'S. bordcn;;,
~ piping, lntt i<'C work,
c·ven writ1• 11wss:1g<'H a nd
m;lk<' figm(•i:;, whc'n you
know 1•x:ictl.v how.
Wilton's book jg n biR
81/i x 11 inch<'s. Full of
gorg<'ous color pictur<'S.
Complete. Exciting. 160
p.'lgcs. 148 in colo r.
Giv<'s _vou s tep-by -s teJ>
dirPclions on how to
havf' thC' most lx-auliful
cak('s 1·ver for purt if'S,
;innivN~:1rics. birthclayg. c<'IC'hra tions, f•V<'n w<'dd in~s!
And hon; cl 'O<'uv~ tha t look lik<'
thr y wC'rl' turnro out b.v a 0 1h'rer
f)j!'('(lvr>r hi<i<il'n t;1 l-
ent vou ncvN kn('w
vou '1111d. H nv(' fun!
S h nw o ff! 8 n v1•
m o n 1 • y ! M a k <'
lllOlll'V !
Act now 01Tl'r may
llC'Vf' r ti l(;t i 11 Ix-r('-
1wa I 1 •d iu thi1-< publi·
1·at1on. M:1il in your
SJ tod n.v
Pl<':iS<• don't d C'lay.
Oon 't mif'H out.
OF.PT FW-11), WILTON t-:NTF.nPHISl•:S
R.'~1 W. I Hith 5T . CHlf'I\(;(), 11.J. ll00.4:1
S.~on<t. itrPIOI! p.,.,.,... n 1..tl mv "<>flV ol Wilton·~
C:okP erwl f"ot)(J Otororel irur Boole I er1rlo..,.. SI
I 1-:n<:loooe .~2 lor 2 C'Of>i,..,I
r.itv Scale 7.ir
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An antipl•rs p1rnnt thnt rl.'ally
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keep11 underurm1411h11olutclv dry
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90-dny supply . A \'Hilnhle at vour
fRvor ile drui.: or toill'trv t·•111nlt-r.
How To Hold
FALSE TEETH
Firmer Lonqer
l>11yo11r 11\lsl' te<>th n11n oyknd em-
l)Rrl"8.'IS yo11 by ron1ln1t loo"<' And
drnpplnK whl'fle•·er yo11 r1u, fuugh or talk ' Then ~prlnkle f'AS'r F.E1'H on your pie.tr, FA~TEETH holds dt>nlures Rrmer lol\1ter hold~ them
mor" com rurtabty. t ()(\ M11ke8 eatlOJC en~ll"r f'ASTF.ETH Is alk ullnl' Won•t
6our No i:nmrny f!O<ll')'. pasty t.a31A! l>Pnlure" th11 t Ill nrP e1<Senl1al to
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Clet f'ASTEETH aLulldnagcounLers
GETIING UP
NIGHTS MAIUS MANY
FEEL OLD
c' .. •u111t 11t h uh••'\ ot IU,1<t1h,1r lrnt.•
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... it 's also delightfully
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NOW! Rtd your home o l mice
completely w 1lh d ·CON1 _
Mouse Prute. the ama11ng \ mouse killer that s-
MOST EHECTlll( ..• h as
twice 11s much mouse-killing
ingrl'd1ent as other leading
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Government
CLEANEST ANO EASIEST
1us1 pull tab-bait feeds au tomat1cally 1--1 ~..l'!!!
---Ml(;f ~-·-:-. ;.-
S AF' EST .
when used as
cllrecied. ule
around c h1I
dren •nd pets .{ "f No wonder 1t
ou t sells all oth ers c om
blned-
d·CON MOUSE·PRUFE
YOUR CHILD MAY HAYE
PIN·WORMS
1 OUT OF 3 DOES
1-'idgetinit. IUSI! Ol Mlee11 ancl a t urment -
rng itrh 11re o flen lelltalP s1gnl'I ul
l'in-W <>rrn:t . . ugly para. .. 1tes that
rn .. diral PX~rt..'I !Illy infes t I out •If
PYt>ry ll iiersunHeummen. t:nt lrt> fam-
ilies mil v ~ vi!'tim. .. linlt nut knuw 11
Teo g1·i Tid or Pin-Wurm.'I. thr•y mu_•t
~ kill"d in thl' largP intf'11tinP -.·hPN•
t hPy livr anti multiply. That ·I' e'tartly
what Jayn(··~ P-W tal1lel-, riu. anol
hen>'s how thPy do it.
l-'in1t a Yitmlilir ruatrnic rarriPJ<
the ta hl,.t...'1 Into the lww1•l" llf'forto
they dis.'IOIYP. Tht'n Ja,YTit>'1< m od-
ern. rn<'dkally-apprnw•rl in1Zredien1 It°"" ri11ht tl> w<1rk kill11 Pin-Wurrn•
qu1rkly, easily. h lr 11uur p h01naadat .
llcon't titke r-han!'PH with rlang.-r
11u><. hi1d1ly •'llntagiuu11 1'1n-W11rm~
whir·h infert Pnttr•' '3mili1•!1. r.l't 1wn
urn" .Jayn,.·~ l'-W \·1·rmilu1e1• ~midi, """Y·lu-tak" lahl1•1" . "l"'"l"I
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A noted educator is proving that the child who
isn 't l earning simpl y isn't being taught
T ITTLE JOHNNY can't understand
LJ how to tell time. So his moth-
er follows him around with a clock.
She keeps tel1ing him the time an<l
asking him the time.
Then she buys h im a t oy watch, and
she is determined that h e will learn even
if she mus t :<1mother him with lessons.
Little Mary can't understand how to tell
time. Her father says she's a bright child
nnd that i1he is just being ol>stinate. ''You
cnu lei do it if you wanted to." he rages.
"You·re a naughty g ir l! No more dessert
u nt ii you learn t his one simple thing!'.
Father is determined that she'll learn
even if he hall to µ1mi:1. II her .
"The two most commnn faulls of pa r -
ents h ·yi ng to prepare their chiltl for
lt>arnintc is smothering and 1nmi~h inn.''
a(·cord111g lo Siegfried Engelmann, an
i<-onoelastic educator at the J ns titu te for
Researc h on Exceptional Children at the
l'nivernity of lllinnis. "But any pare11t can
instill in a child a fn tJP uf lear11 i11g, as long
as the.v lhemselve!-4 understand the te:11.:h-
i ng prini:iples," he adds. These include :
1. All t•hildre n can be taugh t. If a child
does not le11rn. it i11 because he iRri't taught.
2. St~1rt early. H alf of all growth in hu-
man intelligence takes place between birth
and 11ge fuur .
3. Te~whing shoul<l be made pleaMnt.
4. Don't be :-ur prised if you ran'! teach
some h;\sic thing in a moment or a day.
5. A lw;1ys end the lesson o n a nut e of
:IC'C'nm plishment.
6. Lel him know you a re on hts side
1. IJse prfiise and give him the reward
of ~howing off his new knuwleJge.
8. lf you have set standards too h igh.
he will fail.
When ~h1111 ld you a pµly these principles?
As y111111 g a~ 18 m11ntl1s. areording to
F.111telman n, the lial>y i~ rPady tn learn
"what h<• •~. where hr is. Hild who lnvrs
hrm." Ii i~ 1;i•lf-111rngf' Hnd his ~tpprn111'h t11
l11ter lift', <'aid i{lu:-; or darin~. 1s 111 t hP
pr111·1•:-1s nf hring formpd A parPnt can
t P111 •h h t~ 111fant the hasie assumption '! 11 f
la111ttt;1){I' C'V('ll hcfore he krww!I h11w 1o
talk F·:11gelm111111 alfm xays that when baby
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whi11per ; 1f h e 1s lo learn to com•entrntr.
he must he able to shut out nn ise~ himself.
A linby can soon s tnrt lwilding toward
a 11sef11l vocabulary, if his parents name
pnr t11 of his hody while pointing the m out
A I ways speak in complete senlences, loo.
n ot nouns and verb!\ only. "This i!I your
. .. " is as important in the lear ning pro-
ce.~s as "hsrnd" is.
After l\liout 11 .ve11r, haYe him tr.r to
12 /.'tt1111/y Weekly, Uctobor J!I, /!lt1!1
point to his hands and toes. Although he
will make mistakes, he is getting the idea
that language is not j ust sounds, but some-
thing t o be transformed into actions.
Little children cannot recognize a fa-
miliar pen1on in a photograph because t he
person is only two-dimensional. They can
identify that person only as a three-dimen-
sional objec·t . So Engelmann suggests
leaching your ch ild to identify a nimals
from well-illustrated l>ooks first.
Al two years. you may teach several
lf's!'wns weekly with the following steps:
I) lsC1la te the objec t. 2> Name it. 3)
Ask him to r epeat. 4 > Relate the book o b-
J,•d, name it. and then relate it to t he
l'•111 11111.'ll , , iflf1 1i,,11/,· 11/1j1•rt:1. '" rrnl one.~.
rf'al fll>jecL C'aulion : you must realize that
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u tigt'r and a g iraffe, so p<lint it out.
Don't be a fraid to a<lmit that you don't
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II 1• w1 II follow your example.
Don't inadvertently give yuur child a
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quently tlikes a trained pe rson to unrlo t h is
un fair handirnp to learning. "lf he'11 been
hilting too many sn11 ~s l<itely," F;ngel-
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will have the satisfaction of rloing the next
t liinK riKh1."
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o f !>fi anti sent thf'm t o fi rst grade with an
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1nl{ you r child lo,·e to learn is you. t he
fH\r enl your pa tience, unclerstanciing, and
t h11rn11ghnes~.
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SELF-HELP QUIZ:
What Do You Know
About Your
Intuition?
SCIENTISTS are as curious
about the phenomenon
of intuition as the layman.
In their studies they've
learned some interesting
facts about this elusive
ch a r acteristic. Try this
true-and-false quiz to learn
about int uition-and how
much of it you have.
1. Intuition is something that
only women have.
2. Intuitive thinking is not in·
fallible and sometimes comes up
with lhe wrong answer.
3. Intuitive thinking can solve
problems which logical or 1rnalyt·
ical thinking cannot.
4. It's diffi<'ult for a person to
tell when his 111tuitive faculties
are functioning and when they nre
temr ornrily "turned off."
5. Intuitive people have ditfel'-
ent per1wnalilie!-! than the nonin-
tuitive nnes.
6. fntuitivl" r eople enjoy taking
clurnces.
7. Your int11it ivr fncult icR func-·
tinn be.c;t wh<>n you're tense.
8. A well·rlcvelnpetl intuitive
sense makes a person "lucky."
ANSWERS
1. Fnl!H'. I ntuit ion is no more
confined to one ::1ex than thinking
i~. A!>. l\ matter nf f11ct. it 1.~ a fnrm
of thinking. nut M\ Harvard Uni-
\'('l"!litv !ltutliPA h:t\"I' demnn!lt rater!.
it <liffrr;; nrn rkr<lh· from ordinary
a na 1 vi ic·nl think mg which proceeds
loi.rirally, onf' Atrn nt a 1ime. Jn -
tnilive thinkin~. on lhP rnntr:ir~·.
i~ <l{'sc-rihPd n 11 n mcntnl 11hnrt l'llt.
11 ppr·cPplivl' lpnp, hringing the
i11ti1itivc thinkrr nn answer which
arrivi>~ !'In q11irkly thnt he i::1 l'lrarre-
l~· awarr of thE' nrnresR.
2. Trn P Rut. [1!1 lf nn·ard sr iPn-
ti!ll nr . .Jerom<' S. RrunPr point!<
nut, nil nf our f:l<'ult ies are fnllihlf'.
And )(lgir 11l thinkini;c r nn re::11ilt in
wrong an::1werR, too.
3. Tri1r . The ::1ame 11tudy ... howe<l
that int 11 it ion ran often p rovide
an11we r;; to problem!'! in science, as
WE'il a11 in everyda.v li fe. which
would be extremely difficult-if
not impo;;;;ihle-to achieve with
lop;ical thinki np; only .
ILLUSTRATION I Y JOHN HUEHNUGAllTH
4. Fal.~e. The noted psychiatrist,
Or. Erii: Berne, made tt study on
intuition a nd the way it works. He
finds that the intuitive person can
almost alwnys sense when this
sen:;e is 1lperalive and when it isn't.
It is, he notes 1n summing up his
fin<li ng-s, a special feelinJ{, which
rnmes alld goes,
S. True. Psy<·hnlogic·al studies at
\'assnr !lhnwNI that pl.'rsons who
made high scoreR on solving test
problems int uili\'ely (without be-
ing p:i \'en cl 11ci:i necesRa ry for anal-
~·fli s l differed from the other!! in
the followinp: ways : lhe.v were much
more self-confident, harl qui('ker re·
flexe!I, were more crentivP-mindcrf.
;md nble to expre."fl their thoughtfl
and feelin~fl with ~renter clarit~-.
The~-nlM ttc•11dlo'd lo be mnrkedly
incii,·i1h1aliRt1r perflon::1.
6 . Trnr. I ntuitive peopk tended
t n ht> m11ch more fenrleRfl in evf'rr
w11y than the nnninluilh•e nn<l
much lt>flfl nfrnid of bein<Z: crit.i-
l'izPn hy othrrs
7 . Fnf.~1·. RtudicR ::1how that mf'n·
tnl .c;tnteR whirh J)ronu<·e lf'nAinn.
tfmd tn p11raly7.P int uitive perc-ep-
tinn On the othpr hnnd, 11erenity
and R<'lf-rnnfidence help the c1rli·
rntel\' senRitivf' "si xth'' RPn11e tn
fondion at peAk efficiencv.
8 . Tn1r. In A c-rncinl s-itnntion.
intuitiveneflfl enRhleR the perRnn
to ::1enfle tangiblE' anc1 intl\ngihle
fa('tors more swiftly and accurate-
ly than with the Rlower nrocesflpq
nf reaRon infl and (leduction. This
nermiti~ quirk judR"mPnlfl whirh
make!'! it easier tn lake inl'ltant
acfv~rntage o( opportunitieR.
-JORN E. GIBSON
fi'urnilv Weekly, October 19, l!lli!I
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Would you like to sleep sound-and live safc-ror the rest or your li(e-re/(ard/t'n or headlines
or apurtins. violent crime?
• Would you like to rdax your worries about the
aarcly of your wife. your daughter, your younser
children'! Then accept my help. I'll give you the simple
cautions and sarc counter ~tcps I've u~d to protect VIP s the world over. It need cost you virtually
nothina. It takes little time. It'~ as easy as brushing
your teeth.
Easy to Be Safe!
Why rnlc daily, 11nneces.siu1ly,
all you have aod love'/
You may now be running
ri~k~ which 11111 don't rc:alize -
the easat. ~implcst steps could
safeguard you simply by know-
_J _ ing about them.
Bad Guys steal and rob .. ,
a b11Ji11uJ. Training is life long. Prison is a tutorina
school. They're 1ouah They've been taught txac1ly
whet to do to invade your homt -take your J>O!iile'I· siom even your lift ,uccc••fully, with (ca,1 risk
to them.
Y1111 c11111 be I heir ca~y mule victim. Tht1y know exactly the ca..icst, "1fc~1 . fllstelt way 1u .'lteal your
car-your valual-lr~ and your cash 1m/11.u you knQw how lo prevent these danaer...
Bur here·, how-and ro NJ.Ji/)' m·nld most of
toot rl\kfi,
What Discourages f ntruders
lcnow -and I can help you and your family
avoid d•nger from inrrudn•?
fkcause my 1ob ha.\ been to do exactly 1ha1 for
VIP s, Because 1111 my prok~s1onal Ide r vc studied
how criminals think "spot" a victim look over a
"job"-plan ~trategy -commtl their cri.met.-and
what d15coura1~ thtm from doing "°· Would you prefer an intruder lo pa.u you up--
for an nJ.Jiu mark 7 Follow my simple dos and
don'b-ll{ld '""'rwhr/mi1111Jy they, will pass you up,
Yet you take no drastic step.. nor change your way
or life. Becau.-w: intrudcn1 look for the fll.\t~t. easiest ways to ~le•I lhe mm t-and avoid harder
W•Y'· l'vc put all I lnow into book form to help
average families keep safe. I simply tell you the
1larin1 weal<ne,,cs which !rained criminal• can
rcco1nize in your home right now-and exactly
how to correct them. I give yC>u the 'implc security
tips, 'tcrets. and caution. that cause intrudcn1 to
IO on to another eL'!icr "joh"
Should an intntder evu follow you or aprroach
you or your home. 1'.no·""i"F nortl)' what to do
con 1a•·r 1•f)11r ///' So plcao;c reed for the nt,t 60
~con~ cartfl•lly
How to Play Safe!
lntrudeD lrY to grt into your nlf as you stop
on a deserted street for a red liaht. You break
down at ni1ht m a stranp area-or rrtum to your
parked car there. But I ~bow you flow what to
do to avoid danaer 1h1111.
You hear a stran~ noGe in the bllement. It u
an intruder. But I show you now tbe simple pro-
"ctivc 5tcps to take tht'11 -ht'/orr he acts tc> yoUJ' bedroom. You're away on a trip. Intruders approach your
empty hoiAC. But 1·ve alrrady ~hown you eucUy what lo do brjou: you left-and the intruder pa.»e5 your house by.
You think you're bcmg followed or overheard. You're not sure. But I've already shown you what
to do to protect yourself-even how to use the
police to friahtcn them off-without them or thr
police rulizing what you're up to.
A stranger colnC!I to the door with a ''lcaitimatc''
rtll\On to come in$idc. I show you exactly bow to
check his "credentials" before it's too late and
c.a.aclly what to do 115 soon as you have a11y doub11.
You tcturn home. It's buraJarizcd-But I've
already shown;ou exactly how to increase arcatly your chance o ge1tin1 back personal pos.oies.\ions.
You're walking home on a dark ni1ht through a 'tranac nei11hborhood. Or you gel home late and auspcct in1ruden1 have already entered. I tell
you 11ow euctly what 10 do to play safe then.
I warn o f ways thieves take edvantaai: of your
habih, plans, rven part~-and It'll how to /uf'-
ual/ them, And of the deniers or being munrd
and robbed even in • high cla."11 hotel t>lr1•aror-
and how 10 keep thi:< from happening to you,
Protection for 25t
Hue's what sin1lc women should do ahou1 namt' platr holder.1. How to get extra police
protection, extra ~curity from
your landlord, utra help pro-
tcctina valuables from your in-
surance company. How to be
u fcst travelling, even abroad,
at home, in your car, on foot, wherever.
The lock 10 vocr room in any hotel or motel
can be a TRAP for you. Dozens of pcopfe you
don't know all have the key for your room-
perha°' includinit {irrd employees or their criminal
friends. Anybody el!.r can 5imply kno<lc-then,
when vou open, """'' in. I .~how you how to be rntirt>lv ufe and sleep calmly without dan,er
rr•n•dlnr, Herc's • protective service for 2.5•-how to
orotcct business M:crtl• and advice on the best
kind of JlCCphok "~py" intnvitwer I rcvnl w~rc
crimina~ hope )'011 keep your doa and advise
whrr11 to kttp your dog 10 protect you best -
THIS MAN C: AN HELi' PROTE<.T YOU!
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Crun~ Wl4b
Uriently Ntt•d Help!
'" C lttuRt' und Jtnirlfy n.pert.
H .. ,1111d1t'd .:'nme 111 14 ~1>1111trr1·~ tl1r
Mur,fei/11',1 wu1ufrort1, 111Hong K o11>1'.• fury
.1liir» Ht' helpt•d V IP s f(t'I th,.. ururitv
,. rhev must have 1<0hrrr1·a th•' r nu
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M iliwr.v /11ull11t•"", R1•saw• .. H t' 1s Commit1et1 C hatr('lon
11/ thr Ama1nm S11< 11•/v for l nduJfrtnl St>< urity, //,. dirl'•'I-'
lri.r 1)w1t firm, U lri1·h Suurity S1•rvice.r.
llr will hdfl 1•r<1/ed you 1111d your /111•.:d nne•-M1h~r<·1•a
you /iv11, worA: or 1rav('/ Jimply by your "ec-epti111( hi.•
uDrr bt!!/OMI.
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ARE YOU SAFE? ___________ _
Viol<nce up' Respect for law down! In many areas burglary ins urance excessive-or
unobtainable! .... Sixty percent of cars stolen by youngsters under 18! Under 18 addict
arrests up 74% for malr~-40'l'r for females. ~Ost addicts steal. .......... What are _vr)lil'
family's chances? Of robbery-and 1<'0rSt>'.1 Violence could happen 10 anyonf' -to yau
How can you keep your family safe ? Simply by knowi~ exactly what to Jo to avoid
danger bf'/Orf' ii comes. It is estimated simplest step5 could have prevented most thefts. holdups and even
&Maults and murders.
To eliminate mosl of the risk of criml' slriking you and your family -simply and without
chaQS.ina your way of life-read the report on this page of a former Federal Agent in
Charge and Security Expert and his offrr lo help you.
especially al niah1.
I show you how to outw11 ,-o,,.plelt'ly the in-
truder who stick$ !Us hand throuah a broken back
door window even if you·rc not home. I warn how
intruders may easily open any sprin1 latch or bolt
In your house-and show you the simple way to
pre~en1 this.
Your pre5Cllt lock may not be enaa&lna the
Jock strike firmly-and have '""' most or its hold-ing power. I show you how to restore that power
completely-for a fr11e1ion of a cent.
I reveal whit else often makes most ordmarr
locu ineffective a11inst any !'rained 'intruder-and what you can do 10 correct this complr 111l)'-for pennies.
Suddenly Feel Secure!
He~·s 00. to lcno,.. tor cert•m whether wc:nc-
onc entered your apartment while you were gone
-for a frac.:iion or 1 <.-cnt. I report on a simple
and li&ht a11d portable device to keep a door clascd
while you arc in the room. And on a small, light,
very effcctivr <kvice that inserted in any keyhole
makes 11 impossible for an intruder to "pick" the lock. And how to prevent your door handle from """"'If· Even how to use your prescot TV, radio or stereo to protec:r you.
I show best ways to ~cure your car-how men-
and women-can best hide money on their person
-and txactJy what 10 do about ~rvants, and
children, who seem to be makina minor thefta.
Is your present o utside ligh1in1 hurti1111 your
chances of 5po111n1 intruders? rn show you bow
to tind the pn/rct light protection for you-in
minute3"
Herc's how w avoid criminals you mi1ht other-
wise u cc11Je11tol/y encounter-and what precautions to lake hr/orr leaving your •partmcnt. Security
opcrts report m0'-1 window locks cannot rven
w1t~tand a slight push-or become 100 /ooJr to lock. edeqoaicly. I show you tn~-tly how to secure
th~ opcnina.'> firmly.
How Best to Defend Yourself
Suppose an intruder docs act in your housc-
or a criminal attacks you in the street, in your
C&T or wherever. I show you now how to defend you~lf then. I'll show you simple weapons lo usc 11a1nst
dangerous people-strike a sharp blow, apply wick-
ed pres.,ure-evcn shock. I'll a.ivc you effective ways
to usc an umbrella and newspaper to dercnd your-
self-a special way to repel an intruder-and Jproy
mark him for future identification-with a watu
pLrtol-111d indelible laundry ink,
Herc'$ how 10 UllC p'1111ie1 1 simple way to
q11;111up/11 your punching power-what never to do
with fireamu agajnst any intruder-that you S«
on TV cveryd1y. How to mL~lcr the Karate chop
-until you can break a wooden bQard m hair with your open hand. I show "diny ways" 10 light with
your elbows-how lo ~ your 1•olcc in a fight wit h
3-Way r'111lr1. I show how to use dcv~ting "root punchcs .. -cven better w11h high heels-and revc:a.I
.. u1,,,rab/, spol\ on 1ll11d::ers, h'ad.J and below.
Amazing auto sccurity devices to secure hood, prevcnl cros5ina ianition wires, secure hub cap,
gas cap and f!!Al"S, and on alanns and nomcmakers that 10 off 1( doon, hood or trunk arc opened
while car is unattended.
Astonishina robot home electronic unlll that phone messages to police, report on entry, phone
fire department and report fire, even phone utility
and report appliance trouble-or phone your sum-
mer home or t rusted friend when trouble strikes
-actually disiinguish bt1.,..tt11 c.mcracncies and
give proper report to parl~ concerned. A.ma.zing
robot nurses that report heart attacks or other
sudden danacr health conditions.
I rc:porr on amazing protection available from
simple. low cost security items-like astonishina
chain locks you lock /rom outside-and an itl-
c.rec:libly simple pdacl lha1 IJll.krs ii hArdcr and harder 10 budge 11 partially open window-the
hardu an intrudu a1t11rnp11 to O/Hft ii-and pillow
switchn for ou11id11 lights to use the mom""' you
hear •noise. I warn of pitfalls to avoid in buyina secUrilJ
equipment. I show how to use relatively inexpen-
sive equipment in place of impressive <.'Ultly equip..
ment-1nd ""' mo1' .ru11rr1y-and how to he $arc 1<·i1hout scientific electronic equjpment or a friend-
ly doorman.
I report on TV cameras o r 2-way voice boxes
that escort you from your lobby into your elevator,
upstairs ind step by step to your apartment-and
scrceninl! downst•irs TV camera that ft111h visitors
face-and credentials blown up-cm your present
TV M:r~n.
The Full Story
Herc·s the full story of latest sophisticated
"bugging" devices char ~PY on you el~tronically
-exactly what to do to protect yourself, and
business !Ccrcts, from them or if your hold or
mote:! room or even ir your own ho~ is bugaed.
I 5bow how to eliminate chances of being over-
heard-even by tiny tran.,mittcrs placed in your
pockcr or briefcase.
I reveal three "i!ecrct" devices that c05t you
nothlna-arc found in every hotel or motel room
-and have enabled me lo sleep 11<>undly in hundreds
of strange rooms throughout the world.
I sho'W you bow 10 protect lo<:b aaaimt """ master ltey-block any door le.nob from wit.hin-
m1h a noi.o;y clattering burglar alann al no c~t or trouble.
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Don't buy a fire: extingu&her
a/tt!r yQur home bums doWTI
-or snow shovel a/tu you're
S110MJtd In-or this boolc a/Irr
you're • crime ~tatistic.
Accept it now. You mlJllt fed more 'ICcure than ever in ~, your fire beforr--or no cost,
Could anythinit be rairer'' My book is in ~hort ,upply. Each edition printed
so far has quick.Jy sold our. It's first come. first
-crvcd. Act now The sooner you gel it the sooner vou gel my Security Help. and peace of miftd'
I ttive you Judo blo...,. delivered with the open hand how ro concentrate the full fore~ of your
entire fi~t in Ollt' knuckle euctly what to do to nerve centers to make an attacker ,quirm-how to
give suctdrn ~harp blowi. 10 send him crawling 1w11v I warl) YOIJ of ~If-defense gadgets 1h11 may «> C·D, 1969
be illeial in your 8'U or loo danieroUs to be
near othen1. I pa.\s on to you eminent /11gal
opinions on your cuct legal right\ in ~isting
tvcn killing an Intruder.
Fantastic Security Devkes! '1--I~ STEP INTO A NEW WORLD ,c-; . ' OF SECURrTY SCIENCE lo rt-" ( protect you-security gad~try 10 ~I staui;r. the ii:n11in1tN?n and often surpnsmaly mexpens1vc to use or
share with others. \ '
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"M ARRY ME, and I'll make you a
chauffeur" is often :rn u n-
spoken prom ise paving the marital
road . But who minds? ln t hese
marvelous non-muss separates,
you'll dash in and out of the
family car, d ischarg ing your
driver dutiel'! with gay aplomb.
Knits, all. we show three ~-reat
put-togethers: t he new pa nts look.
~' zippered j umps uit-snug amt
ea~y to slip in and out of-paired
with a sleek. shiny raincoat ; a
three-part ensemble Rlarring the
fashionable tie shirt, an easy front-
pleated skirt, plu$ long vest; and,
finally. a season I es~ V-neck dress
which we mated with a curvacious
notch-collar jacket.
Jus t add scnf. a Klint of me la I
at t he ear. a soft cr w:;hy hat-and
start traveling!
-ROSALYN ABREVAYA
Ai/1•f•n fo.~1111111.q o rarefree
Crc.-<lo 11 arr11lu· l.:111/ 110 ry-and-
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Sun1r11 lhr traffic urnP in an
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fro111 Deunn : 11triped sltirf, $13,'
iikirt. $12; vest , 114.
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1 70. f 'rnm M uli<•rn l>f'b .
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Fades those HorriO
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-famous cream
skin faults
Those ugl y brown Rurfat'C'
spots • arnvl•rystubborn. Somf'
thin k f'vt.•n ho1><'lt•1:1s. No ordi-
-wu v trt>am will removt• thl'm .
Bul F.soterit·a d0<·s-for thou·
sands! Bl'Cl'IUSC thm1c spots of
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skin. and F.sutt•ri('f\ hac; a m NI·
for stubborn
3 month
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7 oz. Eronomy
sue, $4.00
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u1hrinka~e J look pince.
TeA<1ts c-ondurtt><I on hundreds
o f patienLq by doc-tors in New
PHOTO CRED ITS
Pa ge 2: fobion 8ochroch, Copltol Rec
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U.S. Army.
Pa ge 4: Glob. Photo•
Poge .5: Colvmb1o Picturea
Poge 6: UPI.
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Poge 9: UPI
York City, in Washingto n, 0 .\..
and nt :t Midwest Medical ren-
ter prnvcd this so. And il was
all done without nan:otic!-1 o r
slinging aatringPnts uf any
kind.
Theserret i!-l l-'n 1parnlinn H f)
Th<·n· is n n other fnr mula for
the t rPatment of hemorrhn1ds
l ike it '. Pre paration II also
lubricat es, soot hPs irr itated
tissues and hdps prevt!nl f u r-
ther infection. Prepnration H
com eR in ointmen t o r su p -
pos itory form. No prescription
is needed.
FALSE TEETH
KLUTCH holds them tighter
KLtn'CH fonna • comlort ci..hioa: hold9
dent.I pl•tea ., much 6~ and m uner I.M t )IOU c.n •I and talk with fl'Ml.er
comfort and ..,..,.;1y; in many CUM slmost
&1 w~ll •• with n•l•nl teeth. K lulcb 1-the oon9t...t r..r or • droppina, roc:kiry. chafinr plate . . . u your drur· 1 isl d0e9n·1 h•11e Klutch, don't •ute reent.r on H lntltatu, but ~ Ill J()t
•nd we will maU you • 1-..ous tr1-I bo11.
llLUTCH CO., I n 9801( El111in , N.Y. 14902
Let's Draw • Pony
by A 11n Davidow
JUNIOR REAS URE
CHEST
This pony, named Tony. Is rompy 1tnd roan-y.
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Two Ar• Identical
Wh ich are they?
<See Answer Bn:r )
Plua One
To a t hree-lette r word which is
a synonym for a relative, add a
ltut letter and get what you hope
that rela ti ve will be.
(See Answer B<>.t)
let's Draw Animals look
A 1111 Davidow half publiBhed hundreds
of fasci1w fi11g drau•i11g ltsso11s fm·
childre11 ill a delightfully sti111ufati11g
bC1n k . Ten11 of thousam /R 110/d nt $1 .!J(}
in hard cover. 1''nr 111111 1· copy ;,, 110/f
MVer se111l 1111/11 SJ 71lw1 'i!S(' for 11hip-
pi11g f n "Let'., Draw A 11 imrtfR," Dept.
A/44. Raz 707, G1C111<l Ce11lral Slnlio11.
N ew Y 11rk, N.l'. 10111 7.
The Great Lakes
Spell a Word
T he fi rst letter o f each of t he
names of the Great Lakes s pells a
word. What is it?
(See A11.<1wer Box)·
You Name It
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Minus One, Plus One
F rom a six-letter word that means
that you have all that's needed of a
certa in thing. take away the first
letter and add a last letter-a nd get
nothing!
(Sec An.'twer Box)
Answer Box
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'O!.H?lUO 'UOJllH-S<JW O H : 11ads
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just any Agent? Look
for one of the best.
A Ne\\ Yori.. L1k Agent
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work ing hour' to ii
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our Agc n1:-. win 1hcir 'har1..•. A11tl t h1.•n
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Our teen-.age daughter's teeth a re straighte ned.
She find& it qQite a thrill.
Her braces 11re off at laet.
And I"m braced for the bill.
Her teeth are in, my ~ash is out.
T he job ran rathe r high.
Tight-lipped for months, now she can smile
More readily than I.
-Riclaarll ..4nnour
QUIPS AND QUOTES
A woman phoned a doc·
tor and asked whether he
made house cans.
"Only if you're consid·
ering selling your house."
replied the doctor.
"Why is that?''
"I'm also in real estate.''
he replied.
-Bnb Brown
FriC?ully dogs take a lick-
ing to you.
-Frank Tyger
T rying to patch things
up aft.er a (juarrel, the
husband said : "Dearest,
what little present should
I buy for the one I love
best?"
r austically, the wife an-
Rwered, "How about a briar
pipe and a couple of pounds
of tobacco?''
-L11cille J. Harper
Then there was the mad
geniu.s who cro11sed a pe-
destrian with an automo-
bile-and not a la1usuit.
-D . 0. Flynn
1t was a solemn moment.
We stood before the talk-
ing statue of Lincoln at
Disneyland. Having lis-
tened to the historic words,
visitors were reverently si-
lent when one small boy
piped up :
"Gee, Mom, I didn't
know Abraham Lincoln
was a Diimey character!"
-Mt·s. Ree Rt•anry
Sn me husbands 11ever
k>ww that their u·ives rnn-
Hider them financial wiz-
ards ttntil they stand be-
! ore the j'lldge in a divorce
rourl.
-L ucillP J . Goodyear
"Oel'ided tu tearh sr.hool again-eh. Professor ?"
Family Weekl11, October J9, 19li!I It
JUST
COMB
IN
'' ou are mvit.c11I l<i part iciµat-11 in
ll home trial demunatrat.ioo or all
ama1in1t nPw hair wal'ing dis-
cover y that charm-eonacioua
women have long 1-n waiting
fOf'. Try D"W runsa-llama al our
rUk OD guarantee of Sati!lfaclton.
He'nil for Rinsa-Rama today'
NEW PROTEIN
RINSE Safely
CURLS, WAVES
HAIR without Perma•nt
Wavlnt
No matt.er bow lltn.i1tbt ;ind bard to curl
your hair ia, just stir l,.·o llJlOOMU I new
diacovery HlNSA-HAM.\ PROTJo~IN
RIN8E in a gl&a1 or water. 1.A>mb through
llllir, put 11p on regular eurlen1 or pina.
Over·n4!hl h:iir takes on 90rt lultrous
euual "'avea and curls aa lovely u natural
wavy hair, safe for all types hair, even
dye<! hair. And no matter hoy.· damp Of'
r:ainy the weatJier, your hair stAye as neat
11011 11o'avy the 7th day aa the first. Condi-
tions dr.v hair. Fights danrlrutf. ll'e
amairinl(. Guar11ntee<I satiafllC"tion or monev
back. Rend $:!.50 for enoul(h HIN:.:..\.
RA MA OOllCt'utnte to m11ke 2 gallon If
C.0.0. roetaae extn. Wril4> for HI N8A·
HAMA today.
FLEETWOOD CO., o.,t. R~l1
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New Kind of Nail Tou~hener Takes
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KILL ROACHES
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for 91 years Stearns l lectric Brand
Paste has bee n used with great s ue·
c.ess in gelling rod or obno~1ous pests. Alter eatlnR, pes:ls die elsewhere
When sce~ing W8tc r 11 nel fresh 11ir. Stearns Ete ctrlc P••I• ts a MO N!:.Y·
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no t b uild a to lera nce 10 11. E.asy 10 use. A hllle d111J will do ti. Order from
your d1>aler 111 &9~ a tube. Or you can ord er d1rect-1ust add 11 ~ postaRe Get rtd o f these pests NOW.
Se nd 69; plus 11; postage TODAY lD snARN S ELECTRIC PASTE Dept ~4
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4602 S Kolin Ave • Ch1cagu Ill 60637
•ell
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Destroys
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Painful Joints
Yo u tong to e ase !hose pains
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101n millions of O!her users 11nd
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wastes which can cause such
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ceed where 01he rs lall If pain
persists. always consult your
doctor. but first try
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I Three way I protection
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UPTO PLUS UP TO PLUS UPTO
$500.00 $25,000.00 $1,000.00
A MONTH for for
• doctor hospital for
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living
Doctor Calls-Pays up to $500.00 on a
scheduled basis for doctor calls at the
office. in the hospital, or at home. Includes
liberal surgical schedule. Pays both doctor
Hospital Expense s -P a y s up to Living Expenses-Pays from $100.00 to
$25.000.00 (from $10.00 to $50.00 a day $1,000.00 a mo nth (depending o n the
depending o n the pla n you qualify for) for pla n you qualify for) to help take care of
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You m:iy he clig1hlc fur r ltrll n.
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-as your needs grow and your ~1
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'!"\o ph.' -.ical c•xam: F.nroll no"'
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Thtrt" wny
p,olrrt1on rilnn' n"udobl.-1n my 1tntr
Aho •u\h f,.,,_ '"'~'motion oko-. I f,,,f! mod1?rn
low co<1 111• '"'" <J1>cr µIons ovu.loble t u my fomily
fron1 U1>1tr.J of Omon<J
I om o"" 65 Pleo•e lutn"h m~ f,.,., facts
ohout t\f'W l \'.ho St•tunl) ho,p+t;JI 1ncom@ pluns
ovoolobl« on my 1101,.
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ST A IE lll'tOlll
r Omaha.
'ackaged
ife insur-
~a Com-
CARO OR
Mutual
ef()m11h11 ®~
Get farts ~bnu l nrw "Ex ira Securily''
plan that s.1ppli•men!f> Me1!1c.1rt'
pays $I )0 00 i1 week lax I rec CJ'>h
direct to you when you're ho~p11,11
ized You mJY be cl 1g1ble tor extra
cash payments lh;it OOUlllE and
TRIPLE -up to $450 00 a week as
your needs grow and your Medicare
payments decrease.
about 'Thrce..wayH protection
plans available jn my state.
L.J n.1:o.v 1 u,11 t'>tt-L 11uurm11-
tioo about Hoe. modern .low-
cost life iai;urance prograQts
available to my Camily from
Uoitcd of Omaha,
.
L J 1 am over f>.). yfrase rush
m e FREE facts ~abo u t ne w
•"Exiro Sec-urity" hospilal
income plans availa ble in
1t1y state.
fhp Compt1nq thilt p11q.,
Life Insurance Affiliate: United of Omaha
Mvlu11 ol Omaha 1~ t1ctnsed throughout the United Slates. Great Britain, Canada,
Panama and Puerto Rico
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NEWPORT BEACH
LAGUNA BEACH
* t Hill HOLDER
by
Dick Wiison
WILSON FORD
' ...... Huntin~ton Beach
Back in the earl y 1900's in Meril -
lan, Wisconsin, the lacol physy-
cians made many curious ootes
when signing the coronor's
death certificate. This little
gem has to be a classic : "De·
ceased died from blood poison ,
caused by a broken ankle, which
is remarkable, as the automo-
bi le struck him between l h e
lam.p a nd the radiator." May-
be some of you folks can re-
member back to th e early
I900's? That's about the t i me
Ford started producing automo-
biles that would change the lives
or all of us and the world around
us. The Ford Motor Company
has been doing tta tbing longer
Utan anyone else so it's no won-
der that they are the style. per-
formance and safety leaders of
the industry. 1970 is no excep-
tion ... The brand new "Bet-
ter Idea Cars'' are here now.
All of us here at Wilson F o r d
Sales in Huntington Beach wouJd
like to invite you to drop in and
look , feel and drive your fa vo-
ritt> from the great new 1970
Ford line. Not only have we
been making cars lcnger than
o t h er manufacturers but we
have made more of them a n d
each year we have consistently
offered the new car bu~ l h e
largest selection o( model, color
and style ... Again, 1970 is no
exception. Whv not drop in and
see for yourself. Our store here
at 18255 Beach Boulevard is
fairly new as automobile deal-
erships go. However we a r e
loaded witn experts who know
Fords best. They all agree that
the 1970 model line is fabulous
and the best ever from Ford ...
We think you'll agree with the
experts. Come on to Huntin~on
Beach and try a brand new 1970
Ford for size.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBE.R 18, 1969
DICK WILSON'S
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See all the g---
newest
ones for
TORINO BROUGHAM 2-DR. HARDTOP
TEST·DRIVE
THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY
JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD.
18255 BEACH BOULEVARD
842-6611
HUNTINGTON BEACH
SALES DE,r.
'I a .m. to 10 p.m.
7 Days
SUVICl 0'EN
Tues. thr11 Fri., 8 a .m. to 5 p.m.
Moi., 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 592-5511
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OCTOBER 18
EVENING I
6:00 6 The Big News (C) (60) Clete j
Rob ells 0 (;2~ ( 6 ID Hun:ley • Brinkley
Saturday Report (C) (30) O II Mondo (C) (30) •·r reasure ot
Topkapi •· 0 Boss City (C) (60) Sarn Riddle
hosts m Barbara McNair (C) (60) Bar-
bara's guests are Bobby Darin, lhe
King Cousins and Ja111es Darren. ffi Animals, Action and Adventure
(C) (30) "Spell of Macumba.'' Bill
Burrnd s cameras retrace. the 1925
exped1t1on into the Brazilian jun·
gles by Colonel Pervy r awcett, who
-along with his son John-wr.re
never heard from again
€!) TV Readers' Digest
rl}The World of Beauty (C) (30)
6:30 O KNBC News Conference (C)
(30) O Rosey Grier Show (C) (30) Jan
pianist Marian McPartland, com11;
Dave Madden and singer Jeanelle
While guest m I SP£CIAl I Championship Sur1·
ing (C) (60) Bill Buuud 1s host lor
a took at some surfing champions
fr om Hawaii. Australia and lhe
United States
€!) Dr. Hudson's Secret Journal (30) ED The President's Men (C) (30)
(R)
.'-'·
Mered1tl7 W!llsons
ftte~he
ID On the Edge of Eternity (C)
(30)
Cl) Girl from UNCLE (C) (60)
7:00 6 CBS Evening News (C) (30)
Roger Mudd 0 KNBC Survey (C) (30) "~n
sumer f'rolecllon " O Anniversary Game (C) (30) Al
Hamel hosts O Death Valley Days (C) (30)
··The I r.prech~1m ol Lasl Chance
Gulch,'' slarong Denny Miiier and
W.lller Bur ke m I SPECIAL I Krng family at the
fair (60) A lour of the Cali fornia
fxpos1t1on 1n Sacramenlo.
'17. 3 1 Pas~port to Tr ave I (C) (30)
"011v1ng Across Brtlarn "
€!)Sunset Trails (60) ffi NET Journal (60)
I Do· Re· Mi (30)
The Rat Patrol (C) (30)
7:15 lakers Wrap-Up (C)
7:30 129. {{I ) Jackie Gleaso~ (C) (60)
,2~ 6 ID Andy Williams (C)
(60) Andy's guests are Don Knotts.
Ray Charles, Cass Elliott and l he
Creedence Clearwater Revival 9 Melody Ranch (C) (60) A spe
r.1al 1r11lule to singing cowboy Gene
Autry Sµeml guest is Al Morgan. 0 117 3 (fl Dating Game (C)
(30) Jim I ange hosts O Million $ Movie: (C) ''The Mu·
sic Man" (musical) '67 Robert
Preston Shtrley Jones. Burldy Har.k
ell HP.rm1one Gingold. Paul rord.
The slory cenlers on a small Iowa
town 111 191 2. when a last talking
salesman comes to lawn lo sell
musical insiruments. organizes a
boy's band, and falls 1n love with
"Marran the l ihrartan ,.
i Wonders of the World (C) (30)
Los Caudillos (30)
8:00 (jJ) ( 3) ffi Newlywed Game
(C) (30) Bob lubanks hosts. m Movie: "All About Eve" (drama)
'50 Bette Oavrs. Gary Merrill, Anne
Baxter .
m Hawaii Calls (CJ (30)
Sagebrush Theatre ( 60)
Dn Being Black (C) (60) "Basis
ot Need " Al Freeman guests in a
story of a middle class black social
worker who falls rn love with a
woman on welfare
~ Noche de Estreno (2 hr)
8:30 6 '.29) l B 1 My Three Sons (C) (30)
The family atlempts to convince
Str.ve that talking about soil ero·
sion and driving habits in England
1s not the accepled manner of
cou rtship. 0 (2~ ( 6 ) m Adam-12 (C) (30)
"A Ditlerent Thing." Ofllcers Mal·
toy and Reed turn up a murder
suspecl in what first appears as a
rouline hit-and run auto pedeslri·
an fat alily.
9 '67 FIRST-RUN FILM * MYSTERY THRILLER! g Movie: (C) "Enter Inspector
Maigret" (myslery) '67 -Heinz
Ruhmann. Eddi Arent. 0 1171t JJ1ffi Lawrence Welk (C)
W Buck Owens (C) (30)
9:00 6 ~91 ({) Green Acres (C) (30)
Oliver. Lisa. [b and Arnold lhe pig
rn his flying togs descend on Chica·
go to pursue Arnold's claim to the
$20,000.000 Birnbocker pork for .
lune 0 23' 6 ID NBC Saturday MoY·
ie: (C) ''Jigsaw" (mystery) '68-
(Continued)
THE 76 TROMBONES ALL-TIME HIT! In its entirety!
ROBERT PRESTON / SHIRLEY JONES / BUDDY HACKETT / HERMIONE GINGOLO
TONIGHT on The Best or LA 9-7:30·10:30 PM cotoR1
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11umber of childre11 and pay.
them lar9e aalari". l11t where
did tfleae kids come from, a1td
how did they 9et tflere7 WeU,
would you t».lie ... they're fo111td
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to11, Sa11ta Ana, or ttie 01tter re-
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THE DAIL\' PILOT. TV WEEK, OCTOBER 18, 1969
SATURDAY (Continued) 8 NIWI (C) (30) Bill Bonds.
Harry Guardino, Hope Lange, Brad-fttlilbln's People (C) (90) Guests
ford Dillman, Susan Saint James, I are Peuy Lee. Woody Woodbury,
Pat Hingle, Diana Hyland, Mlchul Jim Lange and Marty Allen.
B · d Cl d ") I Joe Pyne (C} (2 hr) J. Pollard (" onn1e an Y e · Swinctnr Cosptl (C) (60)
I Bill Anderwn (C) (30) Tlle Toy T111t 5rtw Up (60)
Horse Op1r1 (60) "Young April,'' made in 1926, stars
NET Pt1yhouse (90) "Pasl In-·i t B -' L
d. .. (R) s1 ent screen s ar e-e ove.
tru tng. (E Passport to Trnet (C) (3D)
(30) Two rough mo:orcyclists, sus-Z1ne Grey (30)
9:30 0 ~ Cl) Pettlaiat Junction (C) 11 :00 I 0 0 m al News (C)
peeled ol poaching in the Hooter-11:15 f1bulous 52: (C) "Tbe Horse
ville area, are too many and too Soldiers" (drama) '59 -John
tough for game warden Orrin Pike. Wayne, William Holden. Constance
0 BEST BET * Diana Ross & Supremes
Sammy Davis-fast-funny
HOLLYWOOD PALACE
0 @ al Tiit Hollywood P1l-
1ce (C) (60) Hostesses for the
evening are Diana Ross and The
Supremes. Guests are the Edwin
Hawkins Singers. The Jackson five,
and Alan Sues.
ID Kitty Wells (C) (30)
10:00 O ~ (8) Mannfx (C) (60) Robert
Conrad portrays Mitch Cantrell, an
ego.maniacal movie star, who re·
ruses to believe ManniJ's conten
lion that someone is out to kill
him. Parrish and Ben Cooper are
featured.
I News (C) (30)
Ernest Tubb (C) (30)
Rawhide Roundup (60)
8 01 de Muico (90)
10:30 O Weekend News Wrap-Up (C)
Towers. During the Clvil War, con.
flict arises between two Union
officers who have opposing 111ew
points as lo how the war should
be loughl O Saturday Night MoYie: ''Too
lite Blues" (musical) '62--6obby
Darin. Stella Stevens, Everell Cham-
bers. Vince Edwards.
I Ingmar Beraman festiv1I (C)
11:30 m Johnny C1rson (C)
Movie: (C) "Citnevine" (com
edy) '54 -Kay Kendall, Kenneth
More. ID Movie: "Tunes of GIOfY'' (dra-
rna) '6(}-Alec Guinness, Susannah
York.
12:00 O Movie: (C) "Prince V1lluf'
(adventure) '54 -Robert Wagner,
James Mason. Janet Leigh.
12:30 ID Men in Crisis
1:00 iJ Movie: (C) "The J1chls'1 (ad-
venture) '67-Vincenl Price. O News (C) ID All-Niiftt Show (C) "The last
Muskateer," (C) ''Guns of the Black
Witch" and (C) "Operation Count-
erspy."
How the
North
almost
lost!
John Wayne
William Holden
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OCTOBER 19
MORNING
All stations reserve the
right to change program-
ming without advance no·
tice.
6:15
6:30
6:55
7:00
T e Christophers (C)
e Bible Answers
Give Us This DIJ (C)
Tom 1 nd JerrJ (C)
Sunday Funnies (C)
7:30 B1tm1n (C)
Mormon T1bern1cle Choir (C)
TV Worship of the West (C)
I Sacred Hurt (C)
7:45 The Christophers (C)
i Davey ind Goliath (C)
8:00 Ci) Limp U11to My Feet (C)
• The Christophers (C)
D THE CATHEDRAL OF
*TOMORROW-IN COLOR!
with Rex Humbard, Maude
Aimee & Musical Staff!
Cathedral of Tomorrow (C)
D1y of Discovery (C)
Wonde11m1 (C)
Allen Revival Hour (C) CV Paul Harvey (C) 00 God Is the Answer (C)
8:30 Look Up and Live (C)
, This Is t1le Life (C)
flee to flee (C)
Movie: "Big Jim Mclain" (dra·
ma) '52-John Wayne. Nancy Olson.
m KATHRYN KUHLMAN and * GUESTS IN COLOR
I Klthryn Kuh11111n (C)
3 Revival Fires (C)
full Gospel Revival (C)
The Stor, (C)
9:00 6 C1men Three (C) 0 My flvont. Sermon (C) Or.
Dallas furner, Community Presbyle·
rian Church of La guna Beach.
guests. D D1y of Discovery (C)
Campus Profile
Gospel Music (C)
17 (31 A. A. Allen
@ bthr,n Kuhlman (C)
(])Tom ind JerrJ (C)
• Nueva Cit.
. This Is the life (C)
· Agricultural Report
9:30 6 Today's ltellglon (C) Ruth Ash·
Ion Taylor moderates. 0 m Guideline (C) "Mariju..ana-
The first Step?" A panel discussion
on the pros and cons of the use
of mari1uana. father Daniel Egan,
S.A of tile Village Haven, New York
City, 1s moderator. D Notre Dime Footb1ll (C) Notre
WORLD SERIES BASEBALL
Programming on NBC stations Is
subject to dlange for coverage of
the seventh game of the World
Series of Major League B11eb1ll,
which will be played, if necessar,,
between the New Yori! Mets and
Baltimore Orioles. Game time to
be announced.
(Continued)
TV !PORT! H/tJHl/tJHTt
SUNDAY, OCTOBER l 9
9:30 AM D Notre D•me Football (C) Notre Dame vs. USC. Taped.
WORLD SERIES BASEBALL
If necessary, a seventh World Series game will be played today,
between New Yortt Mets and Baltimore Orioles. Time to be an·
nounced on your NBC station.
10:301J ~Ci) NFL Today (C) Minnesota Vikings vs. St. Louis Car·
dinals at St. Louis.
O @ 00 AFL Football (C) S.D. Chargers at Boston Patriots.
12:30 Qj Cl) NFL Today (C) Green Bay Packers at l. A. Rams
1:00 O ti) 00 AFL Football (C) Buffalo Bills at Oakland Raiders.
1:30 m USC Football (C) USC Trojans vs. Notre Dame. Taped.
4:00 O I ''IC.AL I 0 . J.! (C) Tom Harmon hosts program recalling
0 . J . Simpson's football career and his work in the ghettos.
The 6'2", 205-pound halfback, winner of the He1sman Trophy,
is now with the Buffalo Bills. 0 UCLA Football! (C) UCLA Bruins vs. U.C. Bears. Game
taped yesterday at Berkeley.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
10:00 ft ®) Ci) I ll'1(1Al I Football: or 100 Years Old and Still Kicking
(C) A look at football on its l OOth birthday-and the way 1t
mirrors the attitudes and asp1rat1ons of the American people.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
6:10 D Lake~ Basketball! (C) L.A. Lakers vs. Cincjnnat1 Royals at
the Cincinnati Gardens. A one·hour tape delay game.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
11:30 AMO @ (~ NCAA Football (C) Michigan State at Iowa
2:30 m S.F. Invitational Open Golf Tournament (C) Live.
5:00 0 @ (1) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) Boxing. U.S. vs
Russia at Caesar's Palace 1n Las Vegas, Nevada
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Two Gals and
Teresa Graves and Pamela Rodgers are the
newest members of the Laugh-In cast (seen
on NBC, Mondays at 8 PM ). Teres;3, for-
merly of the singing Doodletown Pipers, wa s
born in Houston. moved to Los Angel es with
her parents when she was five. was a straight
"A" student in high school and a headliner
in the school plays. She was with the Doodle·
town Pipers three yea rs be fore Joining
Laugh·ln.
Pamela Rodgers was brought to the at-
tention of George Schlatter by Rowan and
Martin. in whose movie. "The Maltese Sip-
py," she plays t he Queen o f the Moon. Pa m
was also born in Houston and was "Miss
Texas" in the Miss Universe pageant . She
was a showgirl in Las Vegas and then in
New York and has had feature rol~s rn a
number of motion pictures.
a
Frank Sinatra Jr. visits Las Ve -
gas and environs, from the
bright lights of the famed Strip
to the inner workings of Soul·
der Dam, and uses them as a
massive backdrop for an hour-
long variety special in color,
"Frank Sin atra Jr.-With Fam ·
ily and Friends," on CBS. Sun·
day at 9 PM . The "Family" are
his famed father and his sister
Nancy. The "Friends" incl ude
Jack Benny, Sammy Davis Jr.,
Arte Johnson (pictured here as
the "little old man") and The
Doodletown Pipers.
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SUNDAY (Continued)
Dame's Fi&htina Irish battle the
USC Tro1ans.
I ~ CV m Dudley Do-Ript (C)
6 Oral Roberts (C)
Batman (C)
Mano 1 Mino Randlfro
10:00 lnsidt Football (C) Georae Al
len, Gil Stratton host.
B Acf iculture USA (C)
(fi') (}) 1ffi Georae of the Jun·
&It (C)
O Movie: (C) ''Tiie Mptftious
S.Ordsftlan" (adventure) '62-frank
Latimore, Tamara Lee.
I
Doll1ra l Sense (C)
@ f'lnt Baptist Cburdl (C)
(j) Town Hill Meetlna (C)
Un Grito en 11 Obscuridad
R•ltJ Review (C)
10:15 'assport to Profit (C)
10:30 ~ Nfl Tod1y (C) Minne·
sota Vikings vs. St. Louis Cardinals
al St. Louis.
0 Ci)@ m Afl Footb1ll (C)
San Diego Chargers vs. Boston Pa·
trials at Boston.
I @ Ci) (D hnlutic Four (C)
f'1ith for Today (C)
Se~ Power (C)
11 :00 HJ me buyer's Guide (C) 0 (J1) <~"@Bullwinkle (C) m Movie: "The Third Man'' (mys
lery) '50-Joseph Cotten, Valli. m Church in the Home (C)
11:30 0 1 CV rn Discovery (C) "The
Remarkable World of Seals and Sea
Lions.'' Program on the uniqueness
of these creatures who combine the
habits of land mammals along with
the ability to live in the sea 0 Movie: "Hold Back the Night"
(drama) '56 -John Payne. Mona
Freeman
AFTERNOON
12:00 OM ov i e: "Buckskin Frontier'
(western)-Rlchard Dix, Jane Wyatt.
I
E.ss.enti1lly Sex (C)
(]) Colleae football 1969 (C)
Cine en Su CHa
lnsi&ht (C)
12:30 Gene Autry
Orel Roberts (C)
(j") Nfl Football (C) Green Bay
Packers at Los Angeles Rams.
(}) Pattern fo1 livina
l :00 0 @ (6 m AFl Football (C)
Buffalo Bills vs. Oakland Raiders at
Oakland. 0 Mowit: "Out11w Fury" (western)
'50-Jimmy Ellison, Russel Hayden 0 @ ) ffi Directions {C) ''Eli
jah." first ol three programs de
voted to the Old 1 estament
prophet~
I She1lock Holmes
Bil At11cll
RtvlVll fires (C)
1 :30 0 @ (3) ffi I uues and Answers
(C) m USC Footb1ll (C) USC Trojans
vs. Notre Dame at Notre Dame m Voice of C1lv1ry (C)
2:00 i) lnsid" /Outsider (C) The work
and inte1pretalion ol black art and
artists are discussed 0 I sJ1CtAL I Founder's Day P1-
r1de (C) A two hour tape of the
City of Westminster's Twelfth An
nual Founder's Day Parade held on
Saturday in conjuncl1on with the
City's 991h Anniversary Celebration.
The program is ottered without
commercial interruptions
O Press Conferen~ (C)
IN COLOR (J BOBBY
DARIN
SA NDRA
DEE
DONALD
O'CONNOR
1'HE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 18, 1969
m Buck Owens Show
@(I) Sunday M.tinM : "Gunfight
at Red Sands," starring Richard
Harrison.
§ Chucho el Roto
Future (C)
2:30 Sunflower Celeb11tion Company
(CJ Norm Anderson hosts O Movie: (C) "The Desert Hawk"
(adventure) '50-Yvonne De Carlo,
Richard Greene. 0 Million $ .Movie: {C) "The
Golden Tieasure" (adventure) '61
-Tinlin Georges, Milou Wilson m Bill Andenon
3:00 i) Movie: (C) "Up PeriKOpe" (dra ·
ma) '59-James Garner, Edmond
O'Brien, Alan Hale.
i Samson (C)
3:30 Patty Dulle
Misteroge1s' Neiahborhood {R)
4:00
0 SPECIAL! '0 .J.!' Simpson * with host: Tom Harmon O I sPt CIAL I 0. J.! (C) The fool
ball cveer ol 0 J. Simpson 1s
examined Tom Harmon as host and
narrator lalks with and about 0 J
during the film. which was shot
during lhe l 967 68 college football!
se.-:son. and wl11ch locuses on 0. J 'sJ
exploits 1n the field and his work
in the gheltos 0 UCLA Football (C) Bruins vs. I
Un1vers1ty ol Calif. Bears Tape de·
lay ol yester day's game
0 ffi Colleee Football 1969 (C) ffi I love Lucy W McHale's Navy
(!ll (31 laramie
.J~ "6 locker Room (C) ED What's New? (R)
241 f 8 feature
I Creemos
Ensign O'T oole
4:30 Skippy (C) "Golden Reef.''
When two geology students discover
gold 1n a river bed. Sonny and
Skippy do some snappy police work
to lrap a pair of dangerous gotd
thieves ffi The Munsters m Voice of the Hour
23 6 Film Futures (C) "l 1Rht in
the Shadows .. and "Rails North "
ff) Adventuie: · I ocks of the Cote
d'Or " A look at the network of wa
terways 101n1ng the Seine River and
its tributaries to the Rhone Saone
Valley , 29 ,.., f ace the Nation (C)
§ Musica y Palab1aa
The Rifleman
5:00 F 1te the Nation {C) 0 Spuk Up (C) Btll Leyden hosts
0 BOBBY DARIN , SANDRA * DEE-"THAT FUNNY
FEELING"-IN COLOR! O Movie: (C) "That Funny Feel.
in(' (comedy) '65 -Sandra Dee,[
Rohby Darin Two aspiring aclresses.
who support themselves by main
ta1n1ng a house cleaning service, tryl
to 1moress a new acquaintance by
using the apartment of a sup
posedly oul of town client who hap.
pens to be the same person O Shirley Temple Films: "B11ght
Eyes " wllh James Dunn. m Man From UNCLE (C) m Batman {C) <f71 l:f Seven Arts Theatre: "Loss
;i::n:::~hr:~:rring Kenneth!
~ r6) My World and Welcome to
It (Cl
ff) Youn1 Musbl Artistl: A per
formance of Brahms' difficult "Va·
rlations on a Theme of Papnini,
Op. 35,'' performed by Pianist
Joseph Banowetz
~ Ci) Camera Three (C)
I Toros
Hera Co• tlle SUrs (C)
Run for Your Life (C)
5:30 II Newsmakers (C)
0 "All AMERICAN * COLLEGE SHOW"
with Arthur Godfrey
O All-American C.ti.ae Show (C)
Arthur Godfrey hosts. Judges are
Jim Backus, Henny Backus and Kent
McCord.
a,l Gilligan's Island (C)
fl) Sunaet Trails
t2~ (6 ) Woild Tomorro" (C) ED Fiench Chef: Julia Child pre.
pares chocolate mousse.
.a?) (A) Amateur Hour (C)
EVENING
6:00 11 KNXT Sunday News (C) (30)
Clete Roberts. Stan Duke. 0 Q~ (6) m Meet the P1eu {C)
(30)
O Polka P1radt (C) (60) "Themes
of famous Entertainers." Dick Sin·
cla11 hosts m Daktari (C) (60)
Q) Animals, Action and Adventu11
(C) (30) "Untamed Africa," Bill
Burrud provides an adventure
through East Africa, including the
offshore island of Zanzibar.
ff) Speculation (60) ''Where Have
All the Hippies Gone7" (R)
~ 00 Future (30)
(I) Man From UNCLE (C) (60)
6:30 0 R:lph Story (C) (30) A visit to
the largest mannequin factory in
Los Angeles ( R) 0 t2) 6 m G. E. College Bowl
(C) (30)
m Dick Van Dyke (30)
Run for Your llfe (C) (60)
S1gebrush Theatre (60)
291 ( 8 Skippy (C) (30)
7:00 Q C29 ( 8 l Lassie (C) (30) Young
Jell Treat is trapped rn an aban-
doned Air force practice range
where a "live" bomb sits
0 TIMEX Presents * The TV Classic
"HEIDI"
All·Star Hollywood Cast o Q1 oo m 1 ,,,c.41 "Heidi"
(C) (2 hr) Ma1umilian Schell. Jean
Simmon~. Sir Michael Redgrave.
Walter Steza~ and Jennifer Edwards
(1n the title role) star in Johanna
Spyri's classic slory of the orphan
glll who is torn between her devo·
lion to her uncle and cous111 in the
city of Frankfurt and her wish to
live with her beloved grandfather
high in the Swiss Alps. (R) 0 The Baron (C) (60) "Samurai
West •· Steve Forrest stars. 0 (f1) (3) (i) Land of the Giants
(C) (60) "The Unsuspected." Afte1
an accident, Steve de<:ides lo turn
over his fellow Earthlings to the
~ulhorities in exchange for passage
back to Earth. 0 The Joe N1m1th Show (C) (30)
A new conversation show featurina
Joe Namath and Dick Schaap as
co hosts m Movie: "All About Eve" {dra·
ma) '50-Bette Davis. Gary Merrill ED The Advouiles (C) (60) ''The
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7:30 6 ~Ci) To Ro• Wltll Lew (C) D @ (]) &) AIC s-dlr MeN:
(30) Aunt Harriet flrhts a 1o1Jn1 (e) '"Sb19CNdl" (western) '66-
battle to shape the family and the Ann· Mararet. Bin& CIOlby, Red But·
neiahborhood to ~n customs tons, Van Heflin. stOI} of people
before she heeds home to Iowa. of varied backaround whose destl·
A. G. Vitanze plays the rom1ntic nies become lnt1r1ocked durina a
Italian. 2,!Xfii'tfirney to Cheyenne. 0 MHlieft $ Mowle: (C) "1·15" GI TIM S.--' tile
(sci-fi) '61-David Mclean, Charla Sc.41 ( ) Bobble Gentry stara..
Bron10n. Story of the mental and w!lh the S4>0t1i&ht al111 on Brenda
physical problems faced In the Lee, Joe Tu, Fenin H~ and
riaors of X-15 research WOf1I at The Fuller Brothers. Speci.11 auests
the California Air force base, not include Don Meredith and Charley
only by test pilots. but thelr wives Pride. (R)
as well. m Cavalcade of Books (C) (30) m Passport ID Tmel (C) (30) Rntlide Roundup (60)
"Italian Pastels," Ho•twood (C) (60) ''The Bat·
ff) Hori. Opera (60) tie ol the Bands." (R) m Los Caudillos (30) I Domlnpa Herdtz (30) L'OO 9:30 • News (C) (30) Doug Dudley 6 TONITE'S BEST BET Tiie Sporb Set (C) (30)
* The ED SULLIVAN SHOW' · Co••nta~ 1 Celebrid~" (30) • 10:00 Qj ([) Mission: lmpouible (C) 6 ® (j) Ed Sullivan (C) (60) (60) Jim Phelps lets himself be
Joan Rivers, Bili Dana and Cyd framed for murder in a scheme to
Charisse auest. discredit a scientist who has de-
g ROLLER GAMES-live! (C) veloped_ a mind·destroyina _drua.
* T BIRDS DETROIT Conclusion of two-part episode. · vs . Dina Merrill and David Sheiner g loller Game (C) (2. hr) guest.
T-Birds vs. Detroit Devils. Dlck Lene 0 CN (6) m The Bold Ones (C)
calls the action. (60) "The Rebellion of the Body."
0 FORD MOTOR COMPANY Paul Hunter receives a danaerous
THE FBI dose ol nuclear radiation. Child * presents st.ar Eileen Baral guests as Jenniter, 0 @CV (D lite fBI (C) (60) a victim ol leukemia. Other auest.s
"Gamble With Death." Inspector include Edward Faulkner. Lola Ma·
Erskine investiaates an extortion de· son. Cliff Potter and William Smith-
mand that stirs the cold ashes ot ers.
a closed murder CDSe. Michael Cal· Im News (C) (JO)
Ian, .Anne Helm, Simon Scott and • Let Me Talk To ... (C) (60)
Laraine Day guest. labor Report (C) (30) m Cesar's World (Cl (30) "Gar-Minion Forum
dens of Love." A tour throuah the : NET Festini (C) (75) "NET
exotic land of Pakistan in Southern Presents N11ss Peggy Lee." (R)
Asia Cesar Romero hosts. (R) I Gran Tubo (60) ID The Forsyte S11a (60) "The 10:30 World Tomorrow (C) (30)
Pursuit ol Happiness." Followin11 John B11bour (C) (90) Ketty
the birth of Helene an~ Jo's son, Lester. Jerry lnnman, Jackie Shel·
news arrives of Frances accidental don, Jack Carter and Ralph Saler·
death. Irene tells Soames she no guest. doe~1't lo_ve him but agrees .to m Kathryn Kuhlman (C) (30)
marriage in order to escape hfe 11 :00 ft 0 ffi News (C)
with her mother and lecherous step 8 Cathedral ol To111orrow (C)
father. . • The Movie Gilme (C) Sonny fox el Carrousel Muu:.tno (60) hosts. Guests are Carl Reiner Llla-
8:30 ID Probe (C) (30) "Narcissus Ca· beth Scott, Ann Sothern and' Norm
per." Pail I Crosb
ff) World Tomorrow (30) "CityilJs." 16 ~ (8J Ntws (C)
Program explores methods of de· 11:15 1 CJ' (El News (C)
luS1ng the u1ban powder kea of 11:30 Movie: (C) "The Qr-Is
social frustrations, bitterness. re Greener" (comedy) '6l~ry Grant,
sentment and hopelessness. Robert Mitchum, Deborah fl.err, Jean
9:00 Simmons. 8 MONSANTO NIGHT-Pre-O Lohman & Barkley (C) * sents Frank Sinatra 0 Movie: (C) ·'There'• No Busi-
Jr. with Family and ~~ii1~~1sti::,~au:n~~1~m~~~~~
Friends. Stars galore! nor, Manlyn Monr~e.
8 Q!J@ [ JFICtXt I Franll Sina-0 William f . Bucllley (C) Author
ha Jr. With F1t11Uy ud Friends Theodore White auests.
(C) (60) A music variety ~c1al ~.Movie: (C) "Blue Mutder at St
filmed entirely in and around Tnn11n's" (comedy) '58 -Terry·
Hoover Dam Valley of the lire. Thomas, Alastair Sim.
Mojave Dtsert ind Las V1aas. Ne· 13 This Is the Life (C)
vada Guests include Jack Benny, 6 lnsl~t (C)
Sammy Davis Jr., The Ooodtetown 12:00 ' IAL Mart Walen Story
Pipers. Arte Johnson. Jack [. Leon· (C) Richard Boone stars in lilm
ard. Frank Sinatra St. and fbncy based on the obiluary ol a news·
Sinatra. paper reporter. written by him just
0 f;~@ m Bonaiw (C) (60) prior to his death In 1966.
·'fo Stop a War." Hired to avert a 12:30 O Speakina Fretly (C)
threatened war between cattlemen 1:00 6 Movie: "Oh! Susanna" (west
and nesters. a ranae detective linds ern)) ·50 -Rod Cameron. Forrest
himself accused of ilcc.eptlni pay Tucker. Adrian Booth
offs Steve Forrest and Miriam CO· 1:30 0 News (C)
Smashing! Right? That
irresistible Cary Grant and
that rugged Bob Mitchum
fighting O\'er little 01'
Deborah Kerr! Or is it
Jean Simmons?
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11:00 O '29 8 Where the Heart Is (C) 0 ~~ 6 ID Jeopardy (C)
5:55 O Give Us This Day (C) m The Gallopini Gourmet (C)
6:00 O Sunrise Semester (C) Math and Romper Room (C)
geology are studied 11 :25 '9 8 CBS News (C)
6:30 O Odyssey (C) Psychiatry and so 11:30 O ;29 8 Search for Tomonow (C)
c1al action ate studied 0 2~ 6 ID Name Droppers (C) 0 Education uchange (C) "D1s-1 Al Lohman Roger Barkley co-host.
cover Flying lust l 1ke a Bud " Guests are Doug McClure. James
George H Rhodes hosts D1ury and Nanette rabray. O Project Know-The American j O Johnny Grant at Univeual (C)
Political System : W1l h l'rol Donald O The Anniversary Game (C)
G He1zberg of Rutger~ Un1versdy. O Tempo (C) Bob Dorn an and Roy ID Educational Programs [lwell co-host.
7:00 0 CBS News (C) Josept1 Benti. I m Sheriff John (C) 0 23 6 ffi The Today Show (C) T1avel Films (C)
O Eleicise With Gloria (C) : Pocketful of Fun ID M1. Wishbone (C)
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11:45 0 Coms Guy (C) Wed only
@ Fella the Cat (C) 11:55 0 ~~ 6 ffi NBC News (C) rn Commodity/Stock Report
7:25 O Community Bulletin Board (C)
7:30 O f oreign leg1onna11e 0 News/Ed Nelson Show (C) O It Is W11tten (C) Mon. Wed . 12:00 0 Boutique (C)
f 11 , The Bible Story (C) Tues . 0 ~~ 6 ffi You're Puttin2 Me
Thuis On (Cl Larry Blyden hosts. Guests ID Wonderama (C) are Jack Carter, Phyllis Newman.
AFTERNOO N
@ Bozo (C) Peg&y Cass. Bill Cullen. E J. Peaker '9 a 1 CBS News (C) and Rob ert Kte1n
8:00 O 29 8 Captain Kangaroo (C) O Movie: See Daytime Movies O Uncle Waldo Cartoons (C) O ~17 3 1 Bewitched 0 Daphne's Cartoon Castle (C) @ News (C) Bill Johns
@ Gumby (C) ff) Stock Market Close rn News/Stocll Mark't ffl Once Upon a Day
8:15 17 3 Video Digest (C) '.1.9 8 Andy Griffith (C)
8:30 ID The rhntstones (C) 12:30 €) 29 8 As the World Turns (C) ij) Rocket Robin Hood (C) Q .ia 6 ffi Days of Our lives
17 1 3 Rocky and Hts f11ends (C) (Cl Macdonald Carey stars
8:45 O You1 Money's Worth (C) l f1urs 0 ,fi 3 J That Girl (C)
only George Woodyard hosts ID News (C) Jack Latham.
9:00 0 29 8 The Lucy Show (C) @ Dialing for Dolla1s (C) Dave 0 23 6 ffi It Takes Two (C) Reeves hosts
Vin Scully hosts Guests Sha11 Lewis. ffi Stock Market Analysis
!>har11 Wallis and their spouses 101n 1 :OO 0 29 1 8 love Is a Many Spl,n-
Lohman and Bttt~ley <1s panelists dored Thing (C) 0 Love That Bob: Bob Cummings. 0 23 6 ffi The Docton (C) O Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 17 3 Dieam Houu (C) 0 Oebb1e Orake Dancerme (C) lD Password (C) ID 17 3 Jack la l anne (C) rn Office of the Pru1dent
@ Undetdog (C) ff} The Galloping Gou1met (C) 9:30 0 29 8 Beverly H1llb1lhes (C) 0 ;23 6 ffi Concentration (C) 1:15 ff) (ducahonal features .
O Movie: "ee Oayflme Movies I 1:30 0 29 8 The Gu1d1ng light (C) 0 Movie: ~ee DayllmP Movies 0 a~ 6 ID Another Worl~ (C) ffi Mcv1e: See Daytime Movi es I 0 Father Knows Best; Cookrni (C)
@Gum by (C) /Guidepost, Mon. I Wed only
Wed r" Pub he Service films, 0 17' I 3 J rn let's Make a Deal
Tues Thurs (C) Mon ty Hall hosts
17 3 Hayden's Happening (C) ID Truth or Consequencu (C)
10:00 0 Andy Gr1ff1th (C) @ World of Women (C)
0 29 a· ffi Sale ol the Century rn Techn1c.al Coiner
(C) Jack Kelly hosts 2:00 O 29 8 Secret Storm (C)
@ Essence of Judaism. Tues Re-0 2~ 6 ffi B112ht Promise (C)
concihatlon. Thurs 0 Dur lull1 Meade (C) rn News/Stock Market 0 17) 31 ff} Newlywed Game (C)
2J 6 Sunny Today (C) Bob Eubanks hosts
ff) Educational features lD I love Lucy
10:15 @ World Talk, Mon , Public Serv-@ Human Jungle
ice r1lms, Wed , Mr. Merchandising, ff) Commodity/Stock Report
r11 2:30 0 f'29 a The Edge of Night (C)
10:30 0 29 8 Love ol Lile (C) 0 23 6 ffi letters to l augh-In
0 23 6 ffi Hollywood Squar es (C) G.11y Owens f1osts Guests are
(C) l;ir1 Murr.iv Krrn1 MrCarthy Jan Murr.Jy Audrey Meadows Leigh
lunP It 1 kh.irl I\. rr11 It ·~·n Jnd rrenrh and Bob Crane
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Hazel (C)
Stocll Market Summary
3:00 ~ (j) Gomer Pyle (C)
Ifs Your Bet (C) Hal March.
Guests are Marty Allen and Joe
Campanella and their wives.
Hipway Patrol
@ @ Q) General Hospital (C)
Mi(hty Mouse (C)
Bozo's Big Top Show (C)
Mr. and Mrs. North
@ Matinee: Don Rodewald.
• Matinee: Don Wilson.
3:30 Luclly Pair (C) Richard Dawson
hosts. Guests are Arlene Golonka,
Jed Allen , Nichelle Nichols and Jack
OeMave. O Mike Douglas (C) Sonny & Cher
co-host with Mike
B Ozzie and Harriet
@@CE) One Life To Live (C)
Hobo Kelly (C)
TV Readers' Digest
(j) Popeye Cartoons (C)
3:45 · features & News
4:00 Sea Hunt
The Naked Truth (C)
@ @ Q) Dark Shadows (C)
My Favorite Martian (C)
Peter Gunn
Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Divorce Court (C)
News (C) Bill Bonds.
The Robert W. Morpn Show (C)
The Flintstones (C)
The Munsters
CI) Perry Mason
Horse Opera
: Pocketful of Fun (R)
(j) The Flintstones (C) a> E.I Dolar de Amar
tl) Bewitched
5:00 0 KNBC Newservice (C)
O News (C) Tom Reddin.
0 flipper (C) m News (C) George Putnam.
I Batman (C) 00 Jimmy Tllomason (C)
Onte Upon a Day (R)
(j) McHale's Navy
I Un Canto de Mexico
Gilligan's Island (C)
Dream House (C)
5:30 @ (J) CE) ABC News (C)
Candid Camera
Gilligan's Island (C)
Sunset Trails
@ This Day 1969 (C)
: Misterogen' Neighborhood
(j) News (C) Frank Tracy.
· Viruta y Capulina
• Town Talk (C)
Louis N ye and Agnes /Hoorehead attempt 111 answer q11r1·1ions
(IMed hy Hollywood columnist A rmv A rcherd (crntn) on
K 111. Channel 9's Tire M t>i•1e Game this week at I I PM.
Rudy Vallee und Carol Ly nley are also on this week'f panel.
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KABC-TV
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE._, OCTOBER 18, 1969
~ Allon! (30) ~ j) Trulli 01 Coluequence1 (C)
(30) MONDAY
OCTOBER 20
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta·
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 "Diploa1bc Courief'' (drama) 1
'52-Tyrone Power. Patr1c1a Neal.
9:30 IJ '"Sea& of Surrender" (mus1~I)
'4~Macdonald Carey. Wanda Hen
dna: O "Y-lro• tM Briel&_.. (dra·I
ma) '62 -Raf Vallone. Maureen
Stapleton m (C) "Blad N11cissa.IS'' (drama)
'4 7-Deborah Ke rr David f arrar
112:00 e "TIM lady's fro• Ke•tYdy"
(dr ~ma) '39 -George Raft. Ellen
Drew
2:ao O "TIM lid Seed" (drama) '56-
Nan<:y Kelly Patty McCormack.
4:30 O (C) ·•nus ~PY FeeJia(' (com
edy) S8 -Debbie Reynolds, John
Sai on Curt Jurgens
EVENING
6:00 O 81& News (C) (60) Jerry Qvnphy 0 m Huntley-BrillklfJ (C) (30)
0 SIT-BACK-&-TURN * ON-TO-STEVE -TIME! 0 Sten Alltti SMw (C) (90)
Guests are [a11 Grant Mark Russtll
Della Reese and Mar, ruttrnic~ 0 SiJ O'Clod Mow .. : (C) "A Dis·
t.111t T111•pet'' Part I ("'~stern) '&4
-Troy Do11ahue Suzanne Pleshel1e.
Diane McBain. James Gregory US.
Cavalryman lalls 1n love with an
other lieutenant's wile Her husband
is killed but the young man's 11·
ancee appu~
I Did Yan 07'• (30)
PeytH "8ct (30)
Stal Trtl (C) (60)
..l M1h Doucm (C) <90> tfl n.t's Nn? 130) lridepend
ence Advenlurt ·· Tony Salelan visits
the ln eate 'Constitution" and rt·
c1utes Ille War ol 1812
7' ..i tas NtwS (C) (30) m r...,,_ de Perd .. (30)
CE ""'" (C) (60) Jack Hac.l.ey
6:30 8 IUCBC NNWMU (C) (60)
· TM '•IM ;11M (C) (301 Jun
McXrell hosts Gues1s are Donna
.lean Young. ~ M1tthlll and
Nancy Kulp
I h Tell lilt Trd (C) (30)
Off ice " lilt l"r tsidl9t { 30)
6 Kuu.,-lriatley (C') (30) , ..i Tiie M.mn (30) rn ,..,JCMA 34 <C> ( 60) m """ cc> <30)
1:00 I cas Evuiac """ <C> 130) · W\lt's My U..? (C) (30)
l Len Lucy (30)
SMt tile Clod (C) \30)
Co•lle4itJ I St.cl ~ \ 30\
~ 6 Molldi1 SMw (C) (90)
"}ohnny Tiger shmng Robef1
Ta1lor and Chad Everett
m Cu.r's Woild (C) (30) CE nut liir1 (C) (30)
7:30 O ~ i, liuUJaoh (C) (60)
"Hawk ·· Hall breed Indian poliu
Sgt Hawk ltnds his mother -a
while woman who abandoned him
twenl) years aao when she escaped
her Apache captors Brendon Boone,
Louise Latham Michael J W11ted.
H1lane lhOmpson and Robert Bru
baker guest 0 er;) My World and Welcome to
It (C) (30) "Nobody [ver Kills
Dragons Anymore " [leven pickle
loru lead John Monroe into the
world of 1mag1nary 1rilernalional
1nl11gue Svetlana M1schoff. Bill Er·
win, Karl Bruck and Aly Wassil
guut.
0 THE GHOST & MR. * BIXBY ON THE STUMP!
0 Stump the Stars (C) (30) Mike
Stokey welcomes guests Bill B1•by,
Edward Multiare and Karen Valen·
line 0 11: .l. CE The Music Scene (C)
(45) Larry Hankin, Christopher Ross,
Lily Tomlin. Chris Bokeno, David
Steinberg and Paul Reid Roman
host. O Million $ Movie: (C) "Younc
tusidy'' (drama) '65-Rod Taylor,
Julie Christie. In Dubltn 1n 1911. a
laborer writes and d1stnbutes
pamphlets protesting working ton·
dittons. inc:illng riots Later he be
comes a successful playwright
I Truth or ConMquenus (C) (30)
Judd for the Defense (C) (60)
Tedlniul Corner (30)
ustern Wisdom (30) "Causal·
1ty." Philosopher ~an Walls probes
the Indian idea ol karma. m Chucho ti Roto (30)
8:00 0 m uugh·ln (C) (60) (11 Wal
lach plays harmonica with his nose
and An ne Jackson turns slandup
comic. 0 lad B•nny (30) Connie rranc1s
guests.
m Qti"n fof 1 Day (C) (30)
Stod Market Sum111uy (JOI
World Press (C) (60) m Hrt Pmdt (C) (90)
8:15 0 ft !. CE Tiie Hew People (C)
(45) "Comes the Revolution We
Use the G11ts' Showei " Rebel Su n
ley talls 1n love With a Negro a111
and this disturbs Wash Dennis Oli·
v1er1 Susan Balson and David
Mou.s co star
1:30 0 ~ .!.. H11e's Lucy (C) (30)
Uncle Hatiy learns his 1on51ls have
lo be removed· and ieatts w1lh all
the courage of a three ye.ar old
Mary Wickes and lack Colltns euest .
0 Bl"llillS ill Action (C) (30) Tom·
my Prothro analyzu the game be·
lw~n the UCLA Bruins and the
UnNersity ol California Bears. m Divid Frost ~ow (C) (90)
@ Tlle Big Valley (C) (60) m s.ac.tirus11 na .. 1re <60>
9:00 0 Q.j ,_t. M1Jt>eny RFD (C) (30)
M 1lhe leaves lo be a New York
model. Ken Berry. Anene Golonka
and Frances Bavier co star
0 ~ -6 m NBC W4nd1y Movie:
(C) ~a, Love Poueutd'' (drama)
'61-l ason Robards Jr Lana Turner,
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Alan Sloane has ingenious methods
for predicting the weather.
One o f them is to study Los An ~e les s teps o f City lla ll. This i thl' kind
cloud patte rns pho tographed by sate!-uf o n -the-spot reporting you ~C't when
lite, to m eticulously analy1.c a ll avail -you wa tch Bill Bonds/Eyewi tness \'.l•ws.
ahle scil'ntifk da ta from our ne twork Bonds h ead s a n l'WS team that rl'ports
o f weath er stations. fro m where the n ews h a ppl'n s. Stu
Another is to walk outsidl' the s tudio ~ah an hrin~s ynu personal intt-rvil'WS
a nd see! In fa ct, Alan Sloane oft€:'n from thl' locker room s a nd pla y in~ brln~s yCJu the weather from whercel}fields. You ~et t he news tha t affects
it happe n s. The beaches. The you o n Channel 7.
m ou n ca ins. Tht• desl'rt s. The Watch it.
what we reveal today, you 11 argue tomorrow.
BILL BONDS/EYEWITNESS NEWS
4:30 & 11:00 PM /KABC-TV
torney suddenly finds his whole life
changed in a few days. O Httt Come tht Stars (C) (60)
George Jessel welcomes Don Rickles
who 1s roasted by Morey Amster
dam. Henny Youn11man, Gene Bay·
tos. Pat Henry and Pat McCormick.
Singers Al Martino, Joi Lansin11.
Ma11on Colby and Jan Daly also
guest 0 (1V (3 ) ffi The Survivors (C)
(60) Tracy and Antaeus Riakos meet
again alter 20 years Lana Turner.
George Hamilton. Kevin McCarthy
and Rossano Braw. as R1akos, star ED NET Journ1I (60) "Matador ·• A
prolite ot the Spanish idol. El
Cordobes-da1edev1t of the bull ring.
9:30 U ~ C!J Doris Day (C) (30)
Dons helps her son Billy combat
the aggressiveness of a competitor's
mother 1n a candy selling contest
Max Showalter and Amzie Stnck
land 11uest. 6 News (C) (30) Ted Meyers m He Slid, She Said (C) (30)
£i) R1wflide Roundup (60) a> Revista Musial (30)
10:00 U Q9! (a") C.101 Burnett (C) (60)
Ken Be11y, f111 Conway and Kay
Medtord guest (Rescheduled from
Oct 13)
0 THE NEWS BEHIND THE * NEWS-TOM REDDIN!
0 W News (C) (60) 0 @ [ 3 I ffi Love, American Style
(C) (60) Bill Bixby, Connie Stevens,
Sid Caesar, Maureen Arthur, Barry
Nelson, Siu Gilham and Chelsea
Brown star in lhr ee comedies about
love 6 Delli! (C) (60) m Perry Muon (60)
@) Firing line (60) Wilham Buck
ley "De Gaulle and De Gaullism ..
(R) al C1rcel de Mujeres (30)
10:30 a> Un Grito en la Obscuridad (30)
11:00 f) 0@ a> ffi News (C) O Alfred Hitchcodl 6 The Movie G1me (C) Sonny Fox
hosts Guests are Louis Nye. Agnes
Moorehead. Rudy Vallee and Carol
Lynley
W Outer limits
~ (3) ~ (!) News (C)
11:30 U ~ I Merv Griffin (C) 0 ~ 6 J m Ntws (C) O Movie: "Tht Ptrfect Mani1ae"
(drama) '46-David Niven. Loretta
Young. 0 (17) r 3) ffi Joey Bishop (C) Cov~
erage at the world premiere of
Stanley Kramer's "The Secret of
Santa V1!1011a " trom lhe Westwood
Vill<>ge lheater In Los Angeles.
O Movie: (C) "Auntie Mame"
(comedy) '58 -Rosalind Russell ,
Forrest Tucker
@ Movie: "Lnt Sta2ee111ch Wtst"
(western) '57 -Jim Davis. Mary
Castle.
11 :45 0 ~~ I 6 ' m Johnny Carson (C)
CJrl Reiner 1s subst1lule host. Her
schel Bernardi guesls
12:00 m Movit: "The Beal Generation"
(drama) '59 -Mamie Van Doran.
Steve Cochran.
1:00 U Movie: "The Youn2 Don't Cry"
(drama) '57 -Sal Mineo, James
Whitmore, J Carrol Naish.
I Community Bulletin Board (C)
News (C)
Action Theatre: "Red l 1ghl "
1:15 f) Ntwi (C)
TUESDAY
OCTOBER 21
For morning and afternoon
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for your convenience, are
the day 's movies. All sta-
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change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
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0 m Halftkoy-......, (C) (30)
0 FOLLOW THE fUN TO * STEVE ALLEN ... NOW!
0 5'rwe Alle9 sa.. (C) 190 I JefTY
Collins R111 hylor f.rroll Gamer
Tommy Coo~ •no .>un11~ Ottys
guest 0 Sia O"Oect ~ (C) WA
oma.t T,...,.r Part II twestem)
~ -Tro, Donal'!~ S>lunne Pie
~ne [}l,nt McBain Junes Greg
ory u S ~alryman !alls in love ••OI ano:~· Lieutenants wrte and
~n lnd1111 upns.ng :.iuses ~ ten
SIOnl for Ole romz~
I ~ v. ~ 130\
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m "en (C) (30) I Movie: (C) "TIM loMly Profession"
7:00 fJ CBS Evening News (C) (30) (mystery) '69 -Harry Guardino
Waller Cfonklte Dina Mernll, Oun Jauer. Joseph
I Whar1 My Line? (C) <JO) I Cotten, Fernando Lamas, Bubard
I loft Lucy (30) McNair, Ina Balin. A private 1n
Be41t the Clock (C) (30) vestJ11ator atlempts to solve a mur
Co•modity /Stock Rrport (30) der case in wtuch he is a prime
~ 6 . Branded (C) (30) SUlPect.. em Abou! (30) 0 Sllowcne 5 (C) (60) Geoige
~ ..!.. Trudi or Consequences (C) Burns and Abbe Lane star
(30) I em "ET Festival (C) (60) "Three by
~ Islands in I.he Sun (C) (30) Martha Graham." includes three
TUt 5ir1 (C) (30) maior films adapted !of' TV.
7:30 Q! 8, Lanur (C) (60) J~ly eI'J ~ (30)
Hos;.1ns' romance with an attractive 9:30 B ~ Ci) a. ~ ind J. J. "'dow leads to trouble with boss (C) (30) Gov Drtnkwater's descent
Murdoch Lancer when the girl, from an old Indian fighter nearly
played by guest Antoinette Bower. blocks some important lndran leg1s
sets her c.ap for Murdoch 1 lation.
0 ~ 6 m I Dream of Jeannie I I "ews (C) (30) led Meyers.
(C) (30) "Jeannie and lhe Bachelort Ht Said, Sllle Said (C) (30)
Party " Tony 1s t11cked into attend-I Rntiidt Rouad., (60)
1ng t11s own oache!or party, and · Cbucllo Anflaaet (C) (30)
tht affair causes confusion for,10:00 ~Ci) JJHci.u ! Football: or NA~ 100 furs 1nd Still Kicaint (C) 0 Stump die Stars (CJ (30) Mike (60) A salute to the centenrual
Stokey hosts Guests are Bill B1JCby,, year of football, American style,
U:tward Mufhare and Karen Valen with a s1udy of how it has changed
hoe I in a changing Amenc.a. Charles Ku 0 17 3 ffi Mod Squad (C) (60) ralt reports
lo L1nc-W1th Love " Linc falls 0 GET THE INSIDE INFO
'" •o·~ "''h ~n a11ra,t1ve young * FROM TOM REDDIN'
wt '11an out their romance 1s threat ' • ~nte wnen 2 man from the girl's 0 ¥J Nnrs (C) (60)
Das1 arrives 1n town Janet Mc-1 0 1.,., al Marta Welby, M.D.
t ach an znd fred Pinkard guesl (C) (60) "All nags nying ' Henry D Mllhon S Movie: (C) "Green Wilcoxen gut.sis as Clpt. Ricll Bal
llhlWOns" (rcmance) '59-Audrey linger. aging war hero determined
htp!>urn Anthony Pei kins. Lee J I to s :11 alone lo the South Paci flt
Cobb Based on w H. Hudson's Ruta L~ also gueru
love story ol a young pollt1cal rel I Delli ! (C) (60) • "i~ n lhe Veneiuelan jungle and Perry Muoa (60)
R mz tl'le • bird g11I " I : Ho•nood (~)
I Trvttl or Consequences (C) (30) 1 i Caret!. de llA•,eres (~)
Judd for the Defense (C) (60) 10:30 · Un lirito en la Obtalridld (30)
Tecbnol Co111er (30) 11
11:00 0 0 ~News (C) em Tlle City W1tchm (C) (60) 0 Alfred H~cacoa ell Chudto el Roto (30) 0 The Movtt 5a1N (C) a.-oo 0 'A 6 m Debbie Reynolds (C) m I UlCIAl I Br id 1e r r 0 m N 0
30 r~e Bodyguard · When Jim Plaice: Part Ill of a drug abuse
bel ., es a hockey player 1n his trilogy Tile film. nanated by Rod
soo:1s ::o.umn Debbie decides to Steiger looks at the re$tard1 and
:i·~·~: J1r-against th~ angered Prev~rt1on ot drug use
O'!i tr 11 3 ~~ 6'• ;29 8 News (C)
0 J1d Senny (301 Bob Hope a1i Feature (C) "Wa~" Story of
rueS!s the 54lvaging of the great .. arsl\lo
ID Quun fOf a 011 (C) t30) -333 years after •Is sin~mg 1n the
U) Stod llhrktl Summ1ry (301 pon of Stockholm 1n 1628 m 01s.c:ottleque 1 Go-Go (C) (GO) m ~ CI) News (C)
1·30 f) '.N 8 Red S.elton (C) 160) 11:30 U '.N 8 Merv liriffin (C)
fc S.-·va n Kayt Ballard Paul Re 0 .'.2~ 6' m )obny Carson (C)
•t't' l-.C 'ie Ra•ders goes! t.1rl Reiner subs as host Ma11lyn 0 :23 6 ff! I u I 1 1 ( C) ( 3 0 Maye and Y2ohet Kollo gues1
·!~l s ·o· ·~e Memory luha is 0 MootM: "Ain't ,.. TilM for Glory"
.::"'e·e~ a 100 as voca t1s1 to a musi fadvenlure) 57 -Bury Sull•van
l ~·"-" ~~aded by I.ink Blue Gene Barry ~JtS'. Garv Cfosbyl 0 rr 3 CD Joey Bishop (C) 0 llh1 W"rtl! the Stan (C) 130\ Scheduled guests Jacli.ie Stewart
k·s-I, 'en l udden welcomes guests grand pm rclCe drwer counlry
,,;:. C.•!'lf and B 11 Bitb~ srngeis George looes and Tammy 0 TT l CD MOYie of the WHk; Wynet1e
ct'\ "lllt Monk." 1adventure drama) D Movie: "A Tuh of HoM(' (dra
~-•a ~· l t"'gl'l lacli. Albertson mal 6:' -Dora Bryan Robert
Gt-:·&~ w d~ans C'-.1rl Bea A tale Stephens Rrta Tusl'l1ngtiam
~· ··la~.:ed c-me unfolding on lhe ID Outtr Li"'its s:i·~-s ~··d"s and bays of San m Mom: MHe41pt!ft (drama) ·53
r·tr-: st't' Mallan s oortravs Gus -Sterling Hayden .loan Leslie
W:-i• a romolet~Y independent 12:30 ID Morie: "Bedeli.a•' (drama) '47
-i!n •"IO 'zkes a 1ob when and -Margaret Lockwood Ian Hunler
•"Tl l'le -a its t~en moves on 1 :00 U Movie: "Wittlout lteserntions"
ID DttlCI frost {C) 190\ (rom2n~ comedy I 4&-.l<Yln Waynl' ffi T'liir Big Valley (C) 15(11 Claudet1f Colbet1 Don Oerore ~ S.eebrush Tllu trt 160' 0 O Nnn (C) ffi lnt.11act (Cl 3t11 A" Tr!ns 0 Com111unity Ballriln Soard (C)
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SMILE WHEN YOU
CALL HER THAT!
Dina Merrill ha:. beautiful eyes-unless you make the mistake '-'f
refe ring to her as a socialite. in which case those lovely eyes can
become very cold.
Ne.ther does she like being referred to as an heiress.
"Why not call me what I am?" she asks. "An actress!"
Any woman who had been working at her pro fession from the
age of 16, and had hundreds of top credits in movies and television.
''4 p £: ~
1A.oulJ lugically he rcferrcJ 10 as an actre<;s-unless she happened
tu he one of lhC' wcalth1e\l women 1n the world .
D ina Ma rdi is rhc daughter o f Mllrjone Merriweather Posr. heir-
l'\!> uf the Po \! ccrcJI m1llil.1n,, am.t the late Wall treet multimillio n-
a1rc. E. F Hutton.
As a rc,ult \he 1s comtantly trying to prove that she is just as
~1nccrc JnJ hJrJ-1A.urking 1n her career as any other uctrn'>. ::ind
1~ nut "mpl} a ·pour little rich girl" "ho toys with acung as a
hobb)
M"' !\1 errill. "h•l's cu-!>tarring 111 thl\ 1A.eek's Mi~s1on : lrnposstblc
tSund:n CB'\. 10 P.\1 ), .ind on NBC\ World Premiere mo\ie "Thl·
l oncl\ ·Pr1,fc,<,1on." T uc:WJ\ at 9 P!\1 -;ay~ '>he bccJme an actrt~!>!>
hcc.1u'l' ··1 lmc 11. Jnd I IA..Jrll 10 J o ii. ·1 don't thin~ !'ti be any
Ol'lll'r .1t ffi) prole'\\ltln ti I haJ had ii fin :rnc1al 'trugglc. Th:i t ha'>
nothing to d0 "1th 11. ··
She SJY' that carh m her career she lo~t some top mil''> ~imply
becJu<;c producers rcfused 10 cast her a., anything but a wealthy
'.><IC.Cl) girl
"I hJJ Iv ht' '"ice .1, ~ou<l an a role ro get half rhc rccogn1t1on,"
'J)' M "' Merrill, \~ho frlt thar \he was caught in J 1A.c1rJ tr.1p
"herl· l>hc "'a\ being denied her aims in life simpl) hecJUSc her
name \.\as 111 the ~oc1JI register.
"All that has IA.Orn off nll\\,·· 'ihe says. "I'm even given ~imc
gooJ 'had girl' rule~ no" an<.I then, anJ I love 'em."
Dina warn~ th<1t there " a goal that most Amcric<.1n~ ha\e thJt
can be dangerous.
"Many people still U\k me why I want to work at <>omcthing a5
demanding as acting "'hen I don't hJve to do it for a living Many
Americam have a drcam o f h:ning rnough money to quit \.\Orktn~
"'hale the) 're yo ung enough ru enio~ li te-hut anyone "ho achieve~
that goal. and stop\ W•Hk1ng. ~on f1mh out that life CJ n be a horri-
ble h11re when ) ou have nl1thmg to J n."
Pa1e 16
THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, OCTOBER 18, 1969
. . .
~ · , · ( L 0 SE -Up. ~ ... '<1 '. ....
A SPECIAL GUEST FOR BARBARA
They stood in line for more than two hours to see the veteran
comedian work less than 15 minutes before the cameras.
The capacity aud ience just didn't happeo to be there, but came
because he was to be the special guest star at a special ta ping
session of a nine-minute segment for a n all -new nationally syndi-
Cll ted musical-variety television series. .
Who derives such loyalty from fans-young and old alrke?
J ~t one person-the greatest all-around comedian of all time-
Bob Hope. .
"Old Ski Nose" didn't demand special preference, but the one-
time hoofer is so busy-what with personal business cc;>mmilmcnts,
plus enterta inment a nd charity appear.ances-.that he JUSt couldn't
work himself free for the regular taping sessions of The Barbara
McNllir Show on KTTV. Channel 11 , Saturday at 6 PM.
During a dinner break from a network sh?w he was taping-
and still in makeup to save time-Hope hurried across town anJ
o nto the McNair set in the Hollywood color studios of the new
Metromedia Wes t, national television headqullrters of Metromedia
T elevision.
Producer-director Jorn Winther rolled tape for the Winters-
Roscn Production. Hope and his dazzling hostess did their bit, and
away the comic sped to the d ay's previous commitment ... and
the legion o f fans depar~ed. . . .
Channel I I viewers will be lreated tu the tnunllablc Hope, plu!.
vocali'it Joanie Som mers, comedienne Jeannine Burnier and the
rock in' eight-man Watts I 03rd Street Rhythm Band; while M"'
Barbara not only solos, but also joins her guests in song. w11h
musical bllcking hy Donn Trenner and his orchestra.
As the orchestra heralded Ho pe's entrance that special day with
his famed musical signature, "Thanks for the Memory," the comic.
supreme took his place in the beautiful crystal chandeliered inter-
view a rea to talk about his show biz cronies. his annua l C hristmas
vi~it'i to American military ha-;es in various parts of the world
(''where the actio n is"). modern-day sights and sounds (including
mini-skirts) llnd even turned aside a plaudit or two.
Miss Barbara told her guest that comic M arty Alle n recently told
her audience thllt "Hope is the greatest all-around comedian o f
all-time," to which the veteran funnyman jokingly retorted:
"Anytime a comedian starts praising me. it's time for me to start
worrying.''
Miss Barham asked Hope about mini-skirts. and "Where
Thcn:\ Life, There's Hope,'' quippcJ : "If gu ys can't find what
they're looking fo r now, they're not looking in the right places ..
Hope. who recently completed a motion picture with Jack i~
G le.ison and pl ay-; ge>lf with him whenever the two can get together
in Miami. Fla., said he is thinking about doing another "road c;how"
movie with Bing Crosby and G leason. The la tter apparentl y would
take the place of Dorothy Lamour.
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WEDNESDAY
OCTOBER 22
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 (C) "Torch Son(' (drama) '53
-Joan Crawford, Gig Young.
9:30 O "Fame Is the Spur" (drama)
'46-Michael Redgrave, Rosamund
John. 0 "All Th is and Huven Too" (dra-
ma) '40 -Charles Boyer, Barbara
O'Neill. m "Paris After Dart" (adventure)
'43--George Sanders. Brenda Mar·
shall.
12:00 0 "Reachin11 for the Sun" (com-
edy) '41-Joel McCrea. Ellen Drew.
2:30 O ''Arch ol T11umph" (drama) '48
-Ingrid Bergman, Charles Boyer.
4:30 fl "The Spanish Main" (adven-
ture) '45 -Maureen O'Hara. Paul
Henre1d. Walter Slezak
EVENING
6:00 tJ Big News (C) (30) Jerry Dunphy. 0 Et) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30)
0 LAKERS/ROYALS IN• * FAST GAME TONITE!
0 laken Wum-Up (C) O Sia O'Clock Movie: "Until They
Sail" (drama) '57-Jean Simmons,
Paul Newman, Joan Fontaine, Piper
Laurie, Sandra Dee four well-bred
sisters lind lonellne$S dunng World
War II.
I Dia Van Dyke (30)
Peyton Pl1ee (30)
Star Trell (C) (60) CV Mike Dou1Jas (C) (90) EID What's New? (30) "lnternalionaJ
Ma11azine."
Qj (jJ CBS News (C) (30) al Tiempo de Perdon (30)
(E News (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
6:10 O takers B1sketb1!1 (C) (2 hr)
L A Lakers vs. Cinc1nnat1 Royals.
6:30 8 KNBC Newsmrce (C) (60)
• The Game Game (C) (30) Jim
MacKrell hosts Guesls are Donna
Jean Young, Scoey M1tchlll and Nan-
cy Kulp.
~To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
Office of the President (30) la ( 6 ) Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) ED Guten fig (30) Second and
th11d dramatization lessons 1n use·
ful German. ~ ~J The Munsters (30) al Noticiero 34 (C) (60) m News (C) (30)
7:00 1 CBS Evening News (C) (30)
• What's My Line? (C) (30)
I Love Lucy (30)
But tht Clock (C) (30)
Commodity /Sloe~ Report (30) fn ~ Amtfita! (C) (30) EID Ahor1I (30) ~
~ (j) Tnrtti or Consequenc.n (C) 11 Wr..tli111 (C) (60) The Mlahty
(30) Mldaets end Dr. Jerry Graham are m W1nd.-t111t (C) (30) featured.
Q) 1Ut lilrl (C) (30) 0 (H) ~Q) AIC Wd11ad1J 7:3011~(!)1ilen Ca111pbell (C) (60) ~:(com~·~::'i!::
Dionne Warwick auests. •II. Hayley Miiis, Gypsy ROM Lie. 0 @ 00 m The Vlr&inlin (C) Anivel of two new student. et a
(90) '1he Runaway." Johnny Whl· catholic air1s' school causes en up-
taker stars as a waif who runs
away from a Colorado home for roar.
wayward boys and finds refuge at fl!) NET s,.dal (C) (60) "Goodbye,
Shiloh Ranch. Peter Whitney and City Hall." Outaoina mayors Jerome
G St k II Cav1n11h (Del.), Joseph Barr
uy oc we also guest. (Pitts.), ind Arthur Naftalln (Minn.) 0 @ @ (l) The Flyin1 Nun (C) (30) "Guess Who's Coming 10 Pick· discuss municipal pressures. prob·
et?" Sister Bertrille tries to settle lems. •nd pelllatives.
a strike al Carlos' casino-restaurant IE> Sylvia J Ullque (60)
and alienates both owner and 9:30 CiJ Mns (C) (30)
strikers._ , OJ Ht S1id, SM S1W (C) (30) 0 Mllhon $ Movie: 'The Pow• &> Riwhidt R~ (60)
and tht Prize" (drama) '56-Rob·
ert Taylor, Burl Ives. A drama of 10:00 B Qi (j) Haw11l ~ (C) (60)
human dignity, ethics and love, Stwt McGarrett encounters a small
and the thirst for power that mo· guerrilla army who steal arms from
hvales some people to use others. a Hawaii armory for • revoultion in
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) their own country. Henry Silva
Judd for the Delenst (C) (60) guests.
Technical Corner (30) 0 QJ 00 m Then Camt lrtnson
Joyce Chen Cooks (30) "Peking (C) (60) "'Amid Splinters of the
Ravioli." A versatile dish which Thunderbolt." Bronson tries to help
doubles as appetizer-snack or com· a young woman and an ex-priest
plele meal whose inner terment leads them to m Chucho el Roto (30) fgnore the need for medical assist·
8·00 0 ~ ,..-1 '-!:\ Th Co rtsh. f ance for the girl. Guests are Bruce
• \.!..!.I w ~ e u IP o Dern and Zohra Lampert
Eddie's Father (C) (30) "Pain." I m News (C) (60) .
Eddie's llrst day at school ge~s otf • Della! (C) (60)
to a ~haky slart. Bill Bixby, M1yosh1 j sJICIAl I "Paint Your Wapn"
U mek1 and Brandon Cruz star. Premiere (C) (60) Dave Reeves
I Queen for • Day (C) (30) greets stars at Cinerama Dome
Stock Market Summu~ (30) Theatre. and film clips are shown.
Tiie Fonyte Sa~~ (60) '.he Pur-EE Rawhide Roundup (60)
suit of Happtness. f?llowtng the EI1) Speculition (60) "A Conversa·
birth of Helene a.nd Jo s son, news lion With Carl Roaers.''
arrives ol Frances acci dental death. m Care.I de Mujeres (30)
(R) m lmp1ttos Musicales (30) 10:30 g;) Un Grlto en la Obscurid1d (30)
8:20 0 Lake11 Wr•p-Up (C) 11 :00 I 0 0 m News (C)
. • . Allred Hitchcodt 8.30 fl t;tcli ...!) The Beverly Hlllb1lhes • Tiie Movie Game (C) Sonny Fox
(C) (30) .rhe Clai:iipetts rehearse 101 hosts. Guests are Louis Nye, AllleS
Elly May s wedding to bac~woods· Moorehead, Rudy Vallee and Carol
man Matthew Templeton. Elvia All Lynley.
man and Roger Torrey guest m Outer limits 0 Rams Highlights (C) (30) Taped 1 ffi Q) (6)Qj (j) Ntws (C)
highlights of Sunday's game be· . m ® News (C)
lween the Rams and the Green Bay
Packers 11 :30 tJ fit (j) Mtrv Grillln (C)
O @@<E Room 222 (C) (30) 0 fil 00 m Johnny Clrsen (C)
··rirst We'll Eat. Then We'll Strike." Carl Reiner subs as host. Boyce &
Pete Dixon unw11t1ngly heads a Hart auast.
, teachers' strike supporting a school 0 Movlr. "Gunfighters" (western)
' bond election Lloyd Haynes, Denise '47-Randolph Scott, Barberi Brit·
Nicholas, Michael Constantine and ton
Karen Valentine CO·Slar 0 @ rn m Joey Bishop (C)
I D1vid Frost (C) (90) Opera singer Mary <Asta and actor
The Big Valley (C) (60) Lee Marvin guest.
S111ebrush Theatre (60) 0 Movie: "Ont Potato, Two Pt·
Sonrisu (30) t1to" (drama) '64-Barbara Barrie,
_ Bernie Hamilton.
9:00 fl Q91 (JJ Medical Cent• (C) (60) ID Movie: "Tht Awngtrs" (1dven-
~uest rrance Nuye? portr~ys an in· ture) '50-John Carroll. Adele Mara.
iured V1elnamese gHI who 1s brought
to the United States for treatment. 12:00 GI Movie: "ltlter from an Un·
Chad Everett and James Daly co· llnown Woman" (drama) '48-Joan
star Fontaine, Louis Jourdan.
0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL 1:00 fl ._le: (C) "The H1rd Man" * Alan King Barbara (•est.em) '4~uy Madison. Lorne
Feldon, P~ul Lynde ~0 "' .. <C>
0 t2J (6 I m Kr1tt Music Hell (C) 0 Community Bulltlln loud (C)
(60) "Alan King Stops the Press," OJ Action Tht1lre: •'flle Man I
Host Alan ~1ng and guests P~ul Mirritd" (drama) '4C>-Joan Ben·
Lynde. Charlie Callas and special nett, Lloyd Nolan.
guest Barbara feldon poke fun
at newspapers and the ir \lil(IOUS 2:00 m All-Ni&flt Show: ''Atom -Age Varn·
departments pire." "Woman Hater." "Cisco Kid."
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BOBBIE &
FRIENDS
··The Sound and The Scene" be-
longs to Bobbie Gentry-and KlTV
viewers!
The Chickasaw county beautv
who captured the country with a
haunting Mississippi Delta blues
number. "Ode to Billie Joe," brings
to C hannel 11 a musical extrava-
ganza that"s "now," colo rful and ex-
citing. airing at 9 PM Sunday. The
hour combines pop and country-
ftavored m usic. the be~t of the soul
sound. a nd a dash of contemporary
comedy.
Joining beautiful Grammy Award-winning Bobbie in co-hosting
ro le' are D on M eredith. retired star qua rterback of the Dallas Cow-
boys. and Negro singer Charley Pride, whose hit "K aw-liga" rode
high at the top of the Cash Box country-western charts.
Sharing the guc:st li~t arc pop songstress Brenda Lee. country-
westein <;tar Ferlin Hu~ky, soul singer Joe Tex and thc: Fuller Broth-
ers. a 'inging-instrumcntal group.
ind ividual sounds or each performc:r are presented :.against a
striking. contemporary scene created by a simple multi-level modern
stage. Solt: embellishments 10 "the scene" are a fountain in a
square pool (complete with goldfish) a nd lush green trees.
RAPPURT-Cawl Chwrnin>; tmd Wa/1er Brennan f!Ut!SI star
"" NBC's The Drwr Martin Show, Thursday at 10 PM.
hae 18
THE DAILY
THURSDAY
OCTOBER 23
For morning and afternoon .
listings, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All sta-
tions reserve the right to
change programming with-
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 U "A Cl!.n11 of Ht1rt" (drama)
'43-John Carroll, Susan Hayward.
PILOT. TV WEEK, OCTOBER 18, 1969
O Steve Allen Sbow (C) (90) Jerry
Collins. Belland and Somerville,
Charles Nelson Reilly. Norman Wis·
dom and Bill Morrison guest. 0 Sia O'Clodl Movlt: (C) "Tbe
Youn& Land" (western) '59 -Pat
Wayne. Dan O'Herlihy, Yvonne Craig.
Dennis Hopper. In 1848, 1 redc·
less 11unman kills a well-born young
Mexican, and, for the first time in
California history, an American
stands trial for klllln& a Mexican
I Didi Yin Dyke (30)
Peyton Pl1ce (30)
Stir T rti (C) ( 60)
(j) Millt DcKl&lu (C) (90)
Whit's New? (30) "Coins in the
Economy."'
~ (j) CBS News (C) (30)
iI) T11mpo cit Ptrdon (30)
(l) Nen (C) (60) Jack Hickey.
9:30 O "Rtmtmber tllt Ni&ht" (com-
medy) '40-Barbara Stanwyck, Fred
MacMurray
6:30 8 KNBC NtwstfYice (C) (60)
• Tht GHii &amt (C) (30) Guests
are Donna Jean Young, Scoey
Mitchlll and Nancy Kulp. B ''TllTH str1npn" (mystery) '46
-Geraldine Fitzgerald, Sydney
Greenstreet. m "Johnny Apollo" (drama) '40-
Tyrone Power. Dorothy Lamour.
12:00 O "Ruuln of Rtd Gip" (com·
edy) '35-Charles Laughton. Mary
Boland.
2:30 B ''Sevtn AnlfY Men" (drama)
'55-Ra~ond Massey, Debra Paget.
4:30 1J "Hell Bent for Luther" (west·
ern) '60 -Audie Murphy, Felicia
Farr
I To Ttll Ult Trvtti (C) (30)
Perspective (30) ( R)
@ Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30)
Playin& Ult Guitlr (30) "A
More Difficult Solo." A solo of in-
creased complexity is analyzed. em-
phasizing both note comprehension
and fin11ering. Pro11ram conclud8$
with a performance of S. L. Weiss's
"Ballet."
~ (j) The Munstm (30)
iI) Notici•o 34 (C) (60) m News (C) (30)
EVf~~I NG 7:00 B C8S Evenin& Ntw1 (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
6:00 1J Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 g;) HuntJey-BrinkJty (C) (60)
Haunting Remarks from
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
Nor 1111ly '' EJ 8l'glcy 11nl' of H lhc fit1c'1 .1cf1)1'\ 111 ho1h nwv1e'
anJ lclcvl\IOn. hut ru. who gul'~t
'tar' in the.: "'MJJamc C'.indilla10:"
l'fll\lllll· or 201h C:c111ury-Fo x T .:ll'-
\1,iun\ l h1: lrh11'1 ~tnd Mr., Muir
( J11 1ng I hur'd'') al 7 JO Pi\1 lln
·\Ul ) l' .1 m.l'l1:r J1.tkc1ic1an. In 1 the h1:\d.1) ol rJdlll hl' \'> J~ unc
111 ll\ 011\ll'\I JClllf\
B What's My Lint? (C) (30) m I Love Lucy (30)
lkgk\ ,1,1r1cJ in raJ111 in 193 I in hi' ho meto" n of H ~lftlorJ.
{ 111111 I ll' pl.1\c:d f•lllr ch.1rJClcr\: an ulJ Mexican, a young Mcx1-
c.1n .. 1 Chinl',l' Cl'o'-anJ ,1 lllll\ 1c Jircctur. in J JrcJm about a m1>v1c
C.:llnlfl.111\ un locJl11Jn Hl' "·" on ht:. v.a) J\ a J1akc11c1:m
I d \thin hl'JJc:J k1r lhc lug llnh' in Nl'v. Yuri. anJ 11 wa,n't l1rng
bdorc hl' \1a, one o l rad1l1\ must 1n-demanJ aclOf\ It\ ca~rcr tu
n.1m~· 1he 'hnw' on "h1ch he d1dn·1 acl.
During WW II. he Wa\ J regular o n "Thi.' Stall' or the Unron"
and \\;J\ fh.HCJ tor ht\ um:ann)' Jupl1cation or Prn1dcn1 ROO!>CVClt's
VOICC
faJ'!> lavoritl' rnd11) role "'a' that of Charlie Ch:m in 194) AwJre
ol muny Onen1al spccial1,t<; in the business, Ed d id1i"t think he had
a c:huncc. ll "a' hi~ fo rtune cookie anti he played thl· role lor five
year' hcforl' going 1n10 mo tion pic tures.
•·AnJ." l:d qutppcd. ··1 h:.1 vcn'1 shut m y mouth yrt "
The lihl,~l and Mrs. M uir \lllfS Emmy-Winner H Llpt' I angl'. cd·
\•.1rll ~1ulhJrl'. Reta Sh:t\.\ Charles Nebon R..:ill). Kellie Flan.1gan
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I B11t the Clod (C) (30)
Commodity/Stock R.,ort (30)
@) Tht American Wtst (C) (JO)
Ahora! (30) 00 Tnilll or Consequences (C)
(30) m True Adwtnturt (C) (JO)
G) That Girl (C) (30)
7:30 0 ~Cl) family Affair (C) (30)
Jody is accused of breaking a win -
dow in his school's cafeteria and
is suspended when Uncle Bil~e
lieving Jody is innocent-stands on
principle and refuses to pay dam·
ages. Bill considef3 sending the
children to a private school, and
makes some preliminary inquiries.
but it is Jody who makes the ulli·
mate decision. 0 @ @ m Daniel Boont (C)
(60) "The Printing Press." Benjamin
Franklin. aided by Daniel and Israel
Boone, outwits the British and re·
trieves his printing press from
them. Fredd Wayne guests. O Stump the Sta11 (C) (30) Bill
Bi1tby, Edward Mulhare and Karen
Valentine guest. 0 @ (l) al The Shott and Mrs.
ID NET Playhouse (90) 'The Battle
of Culloden " Peter Watkins' recon·
struclion of the last battle fought
on British soil.
€I) Mlllica y Estnllas (C) (30)
9:00 IJ Qj (])CBS ThursdlJ Mowle:
(C) "Two on a 6uillotlne" (sus-
pense) '65-Connie Stevens. Dean
Jones, Cesar Romero. Story of a
marician whose will requires that
his daughter spend seven conseeu
tive nights in her lather's eerie
castle in order to receive his entire
estate. 0 @ (!) Q) Tom Jones (C) (60)
Jose Feliciano, Mary Hopkin, Shel
ley Berm3n guest.
€f) Elitometro (30)
9:30 0 Q) @ m Drarntt (C) (30)
"Juvenile-the little Pusher." Fn·
day and Gannon track down a nar·
cotics supplier and the trail leads
to a junior high school and a hip·
pie's pad.
I News (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
He Said, She Said (C) (30)
Rawhide Roundup (60)
Musical Ossart (30)
Muir (C) (30) "Madam Candidate." 10:00 0 @ (§) m Dean Martin (C)
Ed Begley guests as a candidate (60) Carol Channing, Walter Bren·
who opposes Carolyn Muir in the nan. Victor Borge and Dom De
race for City Council president. Luise guest. 0 Million $ Mme: (C) "It Started B m News (C) (60)
Witfl a Kin" (comedy) 'S~Oebbie @ (]) Q) II T"• a Tllitl (C)
Reynolds, Glenn Ford, Eva Gabor. (60) "f lowers From Alexander."
Air Force sergeant finds that his Alexander Mundy helps SIA courier
bride is endangering his career and Lorrie James on a mission white
his sanity. pursued by armed enemy agents.
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Senta Berger and Nigel Patrick
Judd for The Defen11 (C) (60) guest in episode lilmed al Porto
Tecllnlcal Comef (30) Ercole, Italy.
Tiit President's Men, 1969 (C) I Della! (C) (60)
(30) Perry Mason (60) m Chucho el Roto (30) : Tht Advocates (C) (60) "Should
1:00 II ~ Jim Nabon Hour (C) Congrns Require a Comp~el~ With·
(60) Miss Kate Smith guests. In draw:,! From Vietnam W1th1n One
addition to her singing, she teams Year. (R)
up with Nabors and Frank Sutton m Carcel de Mujeres (30)
in a comedy sketch depicting "Tar· 10:30 m Un 61ito en las Obse11rld1d (JO)
zan and His Parents." 11 ·oo 0 D 0 m N (C)
O Jack Benny (30) Lucille Ball · O All d Hitch e~ guests. re coc 0 @ @ Q) Th1t Gl!1 (C) (30) 0 Nfl Same. of !fie We.. (C)
"Hearing Today, Gone Tomorrow." m Outer limits
Ann Marie is suffering from a se· @ 00 @ @ ~Cl) News (C)
vere co:d. but can't postpone an m m (E) News (C)
outdoor ~udition for an antl·fr~eze 11 :30 II Q;} Men ti riff in (C)
commercial because the awaited O ~ '6" ~Joli ny Car10n (C)
snow has fallen The cold aflec:ls ~ l~J.<:J.:J n ..
her ears and unable to hear cues 0 Movie: 'Sorrowful Jones (com
she makes a' shambles of a filmed edy) '49-Bob Hope, Lucille Ball.
commercial audition. 0 @ (.3) (it) JffY Bishop (C) m Quttn for a Day (C) (JO) Comedla.n ~~d.dy Hacllett guests
fE Stod M1,_et Summary (30) 0,~0Vle: Kint ?' the Khyber RI· ID Waslllnfton Week In Rniew (C) fies (adventure) 54-Tyrone Pow
(30) er, lerry Moore. m feUciino! (C) (30) @ Movie: "Murder Will Out'' (~ystery) '53-James Robertson Justice,
1:30 0 ~ (6) m Ironside (C) (60) Valerie Hobson.
"Love My Enemy." U.S. officials 12:00 m M · "l "ttl M" ·st ., ( negotiating release of prisoners • OYI~: 1 e tnr er ro· lrom Red China are accused of mance) 34 -l<athanne Hepburn,
murdering the chief of the Commu· John Beal.
nist delegation. Philip Ahn. James 1:00 U Movie: "Touch of Evil" (drama)
Shigeta, Khigh Ohlegh and Jeffrey '58-Ctmlton Heston. Orson Welles.
Lynn guest. Janel Leigh
O Bol ing (C) (90) I 0 News (C) 0 @CV m Bewitched (C) (30) Community Bulletin Board (C)
"Naming Samantha's New Baby " Movie: "Blue, White and Per·
All the grandparents want top bll feet" (mystery) '4 2 -Mary Beth
ling in new baby's name. Hughes, Lloyd Nolan. m DaYid frost (C) (90) 2:00 m All-Night Show: "Spysmasher
(!)The Big V1ll11 (C) (60) Returns," "Trent's last Case," ffi Sarebrush Tllutre (60) "Cisco Kid "
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FRIDAY
OCTOBER 2A
For morning and afternoon
listings, pleue see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies. All &ta·
tions reserve the right to
change programmin& with·
out advance notice.
DAYTIME MOVIES
9:00 0 (C) "r1lrrtift1 tilt Clo4ldl Wia
S11n1l11ne'' (musical) '51 -D~nis
Morgan. V1r11n1a Mayo
9:30 O "M~My Blllint11" (comedy)
'JI-The Marx Brothers. O "Love ind urceny'' (comedy)
'59-Vlttono Gassman. Anna Maria
f errero m "Nlpt lut to Olfblin" (mys..
tery) '46 -Robert Newton. Ray
l OYell
12:00 O "Well lirooMtef Bride" (tom·
edy) '4&--0h~ia de Hav1lland, Ray
Milland
2:30 0 "Petlified forttt., (drama) '36
-Humphrey Boaert Bette Davis.
4:301J (C) "Hell on fris.co 81y" (dra·
ma) '5!'>-Alan Ladd, Edward G
Rob1n\On, Joanne Dru.
F VF N INC
6:00 IJ Ii& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy 0 m Huntlty·lrinkley (C) (30)
a .... -(C) (90) Geor1e C.rt1n, ...., Ropf's., Ind The first
£.drtiolt, The Thim Sq~re Two. Su·i lat.I ...t Allan DrMI 1uest u • era.ca Mewte: "flle , ......
.... ..,.. (sci.ti> '57-RICh•rd EJet.I
Philip Abbott W1tJI the aid of Robby
the Robot, 1 ten-year·ofd boy isl
1ble to become irM11ble, but be·
comes !tie i>a•n of a super com
puter ttyin1 to rule the wor1d.
. Did v .. °"-(30)
...,... "'--(30)
Siar Tret (C) (60)
()")MIU Deacln (C} (90) . nm 111toir? (JO>
(l) CIS N..s (C) (30) . r.e.,. • ,.,... (30) I · Newa (C) (60) Jadl Hickey.
5:lO 8 MIC Newwrriu (C) (60)
• T1'e Ga .. Ca .. (C) (30) Jim'
MadVell hosts. Donna Jean Young,
~ Mitchlll and Nancy Kulp
euest
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To T .. I tilt Trvtil (C) (30)
Offlca 9f T1'e President <30)
Ci) H•nti9f·lrinkley (C) 130)
leek lat (C) (30) mn.. M .. st.en (30)
NOtldtro 34 (C) (60)
..... <CJ c3o> I
7:001J CIS Ennin1 News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
I Wll1t'1 My Line? (C) (30)
I Lowe Lucy (30)
Beat the aod (C) (30) I
Commodity/5aDdl lllpOft (30)
'6 ~"''"' ShowcaM (C) (90) "W1nchmer 73," stamng Dan
Duryea and Jamea Stewart. W Ahofa! (30)
Q9, (ii Tr u1h or Consequenca (C)
(30)
/'V C llAR(j/:-Left in chargl' 11/ tht Chuparral ranch. 8/uv
1 \fud \luc/1·1 /1111•1 u prize stallion r11 hund11 r111dn1 und 1aJ..1•1
rlr111111 111•p1 ff/ rf!de1•111 h1111.H1I/ tn "1 11 .~land /ur .\flm e1/11nJ! \I ,,,,,· ''" II( '1 I he 1111('1 Clwpurral, Frulu, ni 7 JO P/vf
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THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. OCTOBER 18, 1969
I A.lnu• Wiit (C) (30) m The 111 Y.U., (C (60)
TUt Cir1 (C) (30) S.1elw• TUatre (60)
7:l0 Qt. 'I. 'tt S.art (C) (30) C.tula MaAlf a.. (30) Bach's
Broderick CtawfO<d 1uest1 u G. "Suit• No. 3 1n C MajOf (Prelude
Errol Madre. the man whose treas and Gl1ue)" Is playad.
ure Mu 1s Jent south of the border ~ Nocllea hp1tlu (30)
to collect before 11 can lall Into 9:00 Cit (IJ C8S Friday Mwie: (C)
KAOS hands he laC CILllleftP'' (western) '67
(J m Hip Chaparral (C) (60) -Glenn ~d. Cllld Everett. Angle
"To Stand lor Something More." Dickinson. Guy Memll. A marshal
Blue's sense of respons1b1l1ty ts with the reputation ol the most ac-
~erety tested when he 1s left 1n curate 1unm1n • the West is con-
sole charge of the Chaparral Ranch fronted by 1 roun1 min who rides
and losei a pnze stallion to bandit into town dftermintd lo dilPGse of
raiders. the marihal and claim the title for 0 stu•p UM stirs (C) (30) Mike himself.
Stokey"s auests are Bili Bixby, Ed· O Playboy Atw Oar\ (C) (60)
•ard Mulhare and Karen Valentine. Hueh Hafn9r's 1uests are Bob N&w. 0 12 ':I, (l) Lft's Mike 1 Deal hart, 0. C. Smith, Bill Cosby, Gary
(C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. LeMel, The Pickle Brothers, Rod O Million S Mowit: (C) "Ferry to Piazza and GfOl'&e Chakos. Hone Kon(' (drama) '61 -Curt 0 (i1) ffi(l) Htre Come the
Juraens. Orlen Welles, Sylvia Sims. Brides (C) (60) "A Wild Cofo"'al
Jeremy Spenser The immaculate, Boy " The Bolt brothers face a
pompous captain of the broken· group of lriih renegades plotting
down "Pat Annie," a ferry boat to involve Seattle In an attempt to
playing between Hong Kona and free their homeland. Art Lund auests
Macao. becomes saddled with a as Flynn and Brenda Scott as
broken down drunkard Austrian exile B11d1et
when Hong Kong authorities expel 1· 01vid Suullind (C) (2 hr)
him to Macao. and Mauo authori· • Nueva Cita Musical (30)
ties refuse to permit him to land. 9:30 • News (C) (30) Ted Meyers.
Based on the novel by Simon Kent. He Said, She Said (C) (30) m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) Rawhide Roundup (30)
I Judd for the Defense (C) (60) · P1ndouma (30)
Techniut Corner (30) 10:00 · ~J (6 l m Bracllen's World (C)
French Chef (30) Julia Child (60) "Closed Set."' Several ac1ors
Chucho el Roto (30) become suspects when a movie
8:00 fi9 8J The Good Guys (C) (30) director 1s murdered on the set
When Claudia sets out to beautify John Van Dreelen and Yvonne
the countryside by sowing flower· Wilder guest.
seed capsules. the police think she 0 G) News (C) (60)
and Burt are throwing away illegal 0 (11J (J) a) Jimmr Durante Pre-
drugs. senb The Lennon Sisters (C) (60) O Jack Benny (30) Wayne Newton Guests are Bob Hope, Andy Wil-
and Louis Nye guest Iiams and The Osmond Brothers.
0 r17 -3 m The Brady Bunch I Della! (C) (60)
(C) (30) "Katchoo ·• Jan appears Perry Mason (60)
to be allergic to either her new · C1rcef de Mujeres (30)
father or the Brady dog 10:30 · Un lirito en 11 Obscuridlld (30)
I Queen for I 01y (C) (30) 11:00 0 0 m News (C)
Stock Market Summary (30) Alfred Hitchcock
lrrterhce (C) (30) "Air Trans· • John Mckay Show (C)
ports-The New Look: Paris Ajr ~Outer Limits
Show " Part II (R) 1 CJ:,~'") (6) ~ (jJ News (C)
ai) Lucec:ita (C) (30) : The for1Jte Safe: ''The Pursuit 8:308~(i)Ho11n's Heroes (C) of Happiness." (R)
(30) Hogan attempts to swap Ger-I mm NeWI (C)
trude. Gen Burllhalter's sister. for 11 :30 Q9l (j) Merv lirinin (C)
Mana Hottman. a glamorous Allied · ~ 6 J m Johnny Carson (C)
agent being held by the Gestapo. Movie; (C) "forest R1nge11"
The Heroes abduct the not ·alto· (romance) '42 -rred MacMurray,
gether -unwilling Gertrude and al· Paulette Goddard, Susan Hayward.
tempt lo use her as leverage lo 0 @ CV m Joey Bishotl (C)
persuade Maj. Hochstetter and his 0 Movie: (C) "Boy on 1 Dolphin"
men to free their agent Leon (drama) '57 -Alan Ladd, Sophia
Asll1n. Howard Caine. Kathleen f ree-Loren. Clifton Webb.
man, Wendy Wilson are featured ID Movie: (C) "Pandora ind the 0 f;i]@ m Nam1 of the Game flyin1 Dutchman" (drama) '52-
(Cj (90) "Goodbye, Harry." Gene Ava Gardner, James Mason.
Barry and Susan Saint James are ~ (j) Weekend Show
joined by guests Darren McGavin, 12:00 0) Movie: (C) ''The Red Shon"
James Whitmore, Dane Clark. Mar. (drama) '48-Molra Shearer, Anton
sha Hunt and Jan Sterling in a Walbrook
df'a)na about a frantic search for a 1:001J Movie: (C) ''The Rmnie of
missin11 American missile scientist. Fr1nkenstefo" (horror) '58 -Peter 0 Across the S.Wen Seu (C) (30) Cushing.
"face and Place." 0 O News (C) 0 (iJ) CVG> Mr. Deeds lioes to 0 Community Bulletin Board (C)
Town (C) (30) "The Pixilated Man." ID Movie: "Mid at the World"
A TV gossip commentator tries to {drama) '55-Frank Lovejoy. Keefe
make Longfellow Deeds appear to Brasselle
have lost his marbles. She sets out 1 :40 O Movi e: "Destination 60,000"
to make him look ndiculous when (adventure) '57 -Preston foster,
he refuses to let her interview him Coleen Gray
on her program Kathryn Hays 2:30 m All-Night Siio• (C) '"Devils Can-
guests. yon " (C) "The Livi ng Coffin" and m D1vid frost (C) (90) (C) "Go Go Maola "
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BUT HER PALS DON'T KNOW IT
acllwlly wa, Heidi and lhat the event~ of the story were happening
10 her. Al other 11mes. ,he thought of how much she missed her
dog. Cookie. whu wa' required to remain in England because of
quarantine regulatioM The ~pecial was produced on location in
Swtt terland and Germanv.
f ame has not gone to H eidi's head.
In fact. fame has hardly even touched 12-year-old Jennifer Ed-
" ards, who was ten when she undertook the title role in rhe two-
hour "H eidi" special for N BC.
"I guess the reason the show hasn'1 affected my life much is
hi:ca use most of m y friends have never seen it." admitted Jennifer.
While ~he may mio;s the fame that i.., rightfully hers. Jennifer has
one go0d reason to be h arpy that she\ no t generally recognized
hy lhc puhlic. The fir"! c;creen ing of 1he special last year curtailed
1hc final few minutes of :i hard-fought football game on the East
Coa<;t. and Jennifer is dcligh1ed that she hasn'1 received any "fan
mail" fro m football fans.
knnifer lives in EnglanJ, and the ~pecial has no t yet been
j1rcd there. Although she visits the Untted States frequently. she
~a\ 111 Lo ndon when "Heidi" was firsr hroadca-;t in the United
l.i1a1i:c; in November. 1968. She'll he there again. in school, when
1hi: 1or-rated special receives an enco re colorcast on NBC. Sun-
dav (If 7 PM.
"When I meet people now. I try to find out 1f they're foothall
fanc;." 11he reported. "If !hey are. I walk away-very quietly."
llt-11/i Oe11111fu I d11 artls) Inds ll rel11r ra111 /are-..•e// lo hrr urin11s-/aced
f(llllld/alher rS11 !11ichae/ Redgra\'t', Ct'lllt'r) 10 '""' hu 1111cle. lfr··
s ,.,.1,.11101111 IM <1\11111/w11 Schell).
:.Mo'it people don't helieve me when I tell them I played He idi."
Jennifer continued. <;ounding just a bit hurt. "But I've learned not
fo say 100 much ahout it . If I were 10 hrag about it. they'd get
rhe idea I think I'm helter than they arc. Really. I try to keep it
a c;ecret. ..
Je nnifer reported the lime her teacher in Engiand. lea rning of
her role in the 1elevl\10n ~pccial. a'kcd her to bring pictures ro cla'is.
ro avoid m aking the other youngsters jealous, \he went to great
lengths ll'' 'i neak the picture\ 1n1 0 school.
While Jennifer hit\ not '>een the show on 1elcv1\ion. o;hc did see
11 in a <,pecial clmcd-cin:uit \C reenin·g arranged for her hencfit at
"J BC-TV'c; Burhank \IUd10'i
"I think '\Orne hit.., I could have Jone t">eller:· she s:iid self-critic-
.Jlly. "Ru r I think everyone d"e was hrill1an1. The most exciting
thing. hoth doi ng it a nd ~ecing it. wa' the ... cene where Clara and
Heidi are having a hig fight m the hedroom. The \\.iy \he (Zulcika
R0h,<1n) did that wao; fanfa\t1c ..
Jennifer. who made her aC ling dehul In the srec1al. reporlcd thal
\he had nn tro11hlc lc,1rning lt1 cry fpr the enwtionnl ~cenes.
"During rchcar~at.... I cried hucke1 ... a nd huckel\. It got so I had
ro 'lop. 10 ,ave rhc tea~ for the filming. or el ... c l\l get all dried up ...
T o turn o n 1hc tear<; \\hen needed. Jennifer merely imagined c;he
Janet Leigh Gets lnvolVed
Janel Leigh is a n actress who lends 10 get
tnvolvcd both on the screen and o fl. hut
not in the same way.
In her latest film. ''The Monk." the ABC
Movie of the Weck (in color . Tues.. at
8:30 PM ). Janet plays 1he wife o f an at·
torney. But when her huc;band hire<> ad-
venturer George Maha ris to do a litt le 5hady
inve\tigating. Janel and Maharis c;tart in-
vestigating each other imtead. Carl Betz:
and Ramon St. Jacque also star in the film
that wac; made in the San Francisco area.
Off lhe screen. Janet gets involved w11h
c1v1c projects. po litics, and organizart0ns
)uch a'I SHARf'. the show hus1ne"c; cha rity
that raise<> huge sums each year with a
variety "how featuring rhe top name' in
H t)ll ywood .
Few actressc\ in Ho llywoC-1tl's hi.c;tory have
made a<; many filmo; a\ J anet has 10 her
credit 43 to date. And mo re importantly.
it wnultl he diffi cult indeed 10 find another
actre,c; with as many friend\ In a hu,mec;c;
where time to think of 1'ther\ i\ alwav" in
shM I 'upply. Janet maintainc; a rcmarl.utilc
numher of fncnd .. h1p5 with reorlc jl Jll
level"
In addition to her bu~y prnfe~~ional career
,ind civic activ111c~. \he i~ al\l) the devoted
mother of two dJughtcr\, Kell) 11 .rnd
Jamie I I, and the wife of investment hro ker
Rohen Brandt.
The key word in Jancr"s life is "organiza-
tion " She keeps her bags pachd so that c;he
can accompany her hushand to New York
on husincss trips. and when she works o n
films abroad. she always takes along her two
daughters.
"The only way we can make i1 work is to
have a chcckl1~t and carefully arr:rngctl
wardrnbes," Janet explains. "You can't
leave anything to chance. or 10 memory
F o r example. I keep a complete duplicate
m akeup kit just for traveling.''
Ke lly and Jamie love to jet around the
wo rld wi1h lheir famous mo1her. A tutor
ta kes care o f the school problem. and when
they visit citi es such as Madrid. they have
reunions with young fricnd'i they got to
know during Janet'11 previous filming days.
Janet\ next ABC film . that will air later
1n the <>ea'ion. will be "Honeymoon With a
~l rnnger," which co-stars Ross:ino Brazzi.
It wa .. filmctl in Spain last summer.
During rhc pa'it summer, Janet and her
hu,h.1mJ tonk a deligh1ful acht cn11,e o f
the Med1rcrranean. exploring Corsica :ind
many \mailer isl:inds. 'Tm a horn tourist
who \\0 11·1 q11 11 1111 I ~cc 11 all " she con-
f e"n
P•ae 21
WEEK Allen Hich
Mr. Ge<>rge Q. Big, President of rhe Gigantic Broadcasting
Co., Lid. and lnc., took a big slug of Old Tarnish, removed his
gaze from his secretary's miniskirt and bade her summon Joe
F lack, head of the netw ork 's promotion and poblicity dept .. ro the
executive suite.
Upon Flack 's arrival and even before he could be seated,
B ig shoved a copy of the Megalopolis Bugle, the town's biggest
newspaper. in the generaJ direction of
his promotion manager and said as fol-
lows:
"Look at these two big ads. You will
note that bolfl of the rival networks are
quoting glowing reviews from critics
concerning thek new fall shows. Mean-
time, where are we, and what are we
doing to quote good reviews from the
critics about OUR shows? Nothing, mat's
what nothing!
"Here give me that paper," said Big.
"Let me read you a few of them. 'Grand-
pa's Other Wife': Scinlillating comedy at
11s very best -Sydney Freeload, Sauk Center Banner. Here's
another: 'Let's Eat the Flowers': A masterpiece containing top
entertainment for all -Joe Schm altz, East Dubuque Times-
Leader-Gazette·Sun and M ail. And listen to rhis. 'The Frightened
Cowboy': Spme·tingling adventure in the Old West Ca n't miss
being high In the N1elsens -Al Boozer. Greenpomt. La .. Ech~
Diplomat."
Big stared coldly at Flack. "How come you didn't run som e of
c.ur good reviews m an ad?"
Flack took his courage In ·hand. He decided to be trulhlul, at
a ll costs. "J couldn't. We didn't HAVE M y gOOd reviews to run.
And besides, that sort of ad means nothing to the public. Anyone
knows that even if a new series is a dog the networks will manage
to find a good review or two somewhere, and that's what hap-
pened Ln this case. You seen any of those shows, Chief?"
Big, who rarely looked at even the shows on his own network
(he deemed his non-looking 'defensive therapy'). admitrcd he
hadn 't seen any of rhe shows in ques tion
"But that's got nothing to do with it," he snapped. "We're last
in the ratings You better think of something, Flack,"
With his job on the line, Flack 1thought fast. "I got it. Chief.'"
he said suddenly. ''We'll use shock treatment. Now, many viewers
feel they could wnte better sc ripts than the real w riters, others
think they could act better than the actors. There are t n1t:h in
lending ads. why not apply the same tactics m a series of ads
about our show~? People will be so amazed they'll tune m out of
curiosity. Then maybe they'll be hooked. Think about it "
Three day!. later Joe Flack was back in B1g's office w ith the
<1ds ready for publication. They went like this:
'Love In a Haystack': Jt you enjoy trlvial plots of no depth
and the performance of a star, Gloria Thirty-Eight, who learned
actlng through a correspondence school course, you'll love this
sbOw.
'The M etro Squad' T11~ of violence on the lV screen ? Sick
or cops who really know what t11ey're doing? Like chases that last
longer than the commercials? If so. M etro Squad is for you.
'A Boy, His Dog an d a Housekeeper " Perfonnance of the cac;t
in this one Is a rare exercise in no talent. You'll know everything
that's going to happen before it happens. The scr ipt telegraphs its
punches in slow succession. Don't miss ll ... if you can.
Joe Flack , beaming with confidencP., looked to Big for ai:r
proval.
The president or Gigantic groaned, but only slightly HP
reached for the e\'er presen1 hottlr or Old T::irnic:;h an<I downed
five fingers at n gulp. Hr spokr·
"It's just craty enough to work. But If it doesn't, I want 10
point out something to you ''
"What's that. Ch1c•f'>"
''The door··
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WLlK. OCTOBI R 18, 1969
MR. DEEDS GOES TO TOWN
IN STYLISH SETTINGS
lnnmatl\e concept., 1n de<.ignmg <;els for filmct.l television arc
hcing utilitl't.I ir1 Mr Deeds Goes It) T own. which airs on ABC.
Fnt.lar ;it ~.10 PM.
Thc~e k chni4uc' are Jue partly 10 the !\tagc backgrnunt.l _of
Monte M arkham . whu !>l;ir~ as Longfellow Dcct.1~. anJ the expertise
of two crecn Ci cm' :irt d1rl'tt0r!>. RtW• Bellah ant.I Zoltan M uller.
When M arkham first hcgan di~cussion with prut.lucer Boh Swee-
ncy ahout whcrl' 01.'cJ, wo11ld live ;rnJ v.11rk. hi' mind "a' full
nf 1Je.1<;.
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F<tll' .ind J 111Jn tlf ,1mpk t:1,te' -v. hl·n hl' ,..,;,, ,ut.Jdcnlv informed
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1-!111ml'r.1tc ll1unt.lct.l hy h" latl' unt:k.
rh" Jll'Ce,\lt.1h:J hi\ g11ing Ill ev. Y 1.11 ~ ..... here hl' 11\1.'\ 1n a
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0 @ l'It ffi The H1rdy Boys (C) m film futures m Amuing Thre! 12:30 0 ~ 8 I Wacky Races (C)
OCTOBER 25 EI) Cuerd_as y Gu1tmu 0 Hi&h ind Wild (C)
10:00 0 ~ 8., The Perils of Penelope O Movie: "The Cruet Su" (dra·
Pitslop (C) ma) '53 Jack Hawkins, Donald fJ 17 (J ff) Sky Hn1ks (C) Sinden Q Movie: "Ch~rge at feather . Riv· m Movie: '1he Man Who Could
7:00 . (j3 (6 m Heckle & Jedtle (C) er (western) 53 -Guy Madison, Work Miracles" (comedy) '37-Rol li9J (V m Casper (C) Ve1a Miles. and Young Joan Gardner
Mr. Wishbone (C) @ .Movie; "The Man Is Armed "· 1:00 0 0~ (j; Superman (C)
Felix the Cat (C) (diama) 56 -Dane Clark. O Double future: "Seven in the
7:25 Give Us This Day (C) EI>~ Dolor de Amar Sun" (adventure) '66-Granna Maria
7:30 Sunrise Semester (C) l0:3o f) ,29 i! Stooby-Doo, Where Are Canale. frank Latimore "Requiem
@ (31 $ Smokey th~ Bear (C) ~·2~C) 6 m Jambo (C) for a Gunfighter" (western) '65-
Rudin& With Your Child O M . . (C) "Ebbt'd ,, (adven Rod Cameron, Stephen McNally I Bozo the Clown (C) ~;~e. 1 e O Movie: "Missile lo the Moon"
8:00 ~ (i) The Jetsons (C) iU'r~er -Ray Mrlland. rrances (sci Ii) '59-Richard Travis. Cathy
@ (6) m Here Com es the ITT 3 t.t:\ G II' (C) Downs Grump (~ -· ...u u iver @ Colt 45
I (J7, 3 it.t:\ Cattanooga Cats (C) m Mov1~: "Berlin Correspondent" .::T.\ C ~ d M . Y ~ (drama) 42 Dana Andrews Virgin ~ arc e u1eres
ll1mb1 (C) 1a Gr I more · 1 :30 0 29 I 8 Jonny Quest (C)
Tales of Wells Fargo ll:OO 0 591 (i) Archie Show (C) @Wrestling (C)
. Gumby (C) 0 ~ (61 m The f'llntstones (Cl 2:00 0 Mr. Ed
8.30 ®l (j) Bugs Bunny/Road Run. H (fV (3) rn Fantastic Voyage (C) 2:30 0 Sltps to learnrng (C)
ner Hour (C) . ~m O . 0 @ (6) m Pink Panther (C) 11.30 · 6 m Underdog (C) • Wagon Tr.arn. (C)
8 Cimpus Profile 0 1 3 ff) NCAA Football (C) m S.F. lnv1tat1onal Open Golf
Movie: "Chase a Crooked Shad-Mrchiga~ State .~t Iowa . .. Tournament (C) Lrve
ow" (m ste ) ;58---Rlchard Todd 0 Movre: (C) Powder River (ad m The Answer (C)
I else: lli1 venture) '53 -Rory Calhoun Cor· 3:00 0 The New Society (C) Paul Udell
Rocket Robin Hood (C) inne Calvert is host as high school students
9:00 ~ (6) m H. R. Pufnstut (C) @Movie: "Code of Sllence" (dra engage tn a free d1scuss1on ol con g Movie: "Ride a Crooked Mne" ma)-fd Nelson, Mark Zachary. tempora~ problems and conflicts
(drama) 'JS-Akim Tam irofl. 0 Dr. Kildare 0 @ (~~ff) Hot Wheels (C) 0 (ill l3 l ffi Amerrcan Bandstand m Movie: "Mr. Universe" (com-. (C) .
edy) '51-Jack Carson, Janis Page. 12:00 0 (29 (j) The Monkees (C) EI) Ti.emp~ de Perdon lD Ruff 'n' Reddy (C) 0 International Zone: "Subbulak ffi B!g Pi~ture (C)
EI) Canclonu y Musica del Recuer-shm1 at the United Nations" 3:30 0 Viewpoint (C) Jere W1tte1 hosts.
do 0 Home and Recreation Show (C) @ Patty Duke
9:30 0 ~ (i) Dasta'111y and Mutttey Jack Rourke hosts. ffi Silver Wings (C)
SATURDAY
MORNING
4:00 O Movit! "Abbott and Costello
Meet Frankenstein" (comedy) '48-
Abbott and Costello. Bela Lugosi.
Lon Chaney O Championship Bowling (C) 0 Movie: "Siena Stranger" (west
em) ·57 11oward Duff. Gloria Mc·
Ghee. 0 I Spy (C)
I Man From UNCLE (C)
McHale's Navy
McKeever and the Colonel
Feature
4:30 0 Youth and the Polite (C) "Drugs
and the law" 0 Outdoors With liberty Mutual
(C)
@The Munsters m Bronco
CE) The World of Beauty (C)
5:00 0 It's Academic (C) Competing
hrgh schools are Carden Grove.
Norte Vista (R1vers1de) and Westetn
(Anaheim) 0 This Week ln Pro Football (C) 0 li7) (31 ff) ABC's Wide World
of Sports (C) Boxing U S. ~s
Russia from Caesar's Palace in Las
Vegas, Nevada O The Avengers (C)
m Daktari (C)
Batman (C)
Peter Gunn
23 6 High Chaparral (C) ttJ Playine the Guitar (R)
EI) futbol-Soccer
5:30 0 Ralph Story (C) (R)
I KNBC Newservice (C)
Gilligan's Island (C)
Mr. and Mrs. North
NET Special (C) "Goodbye, City
Hall " (R) m Agnculture USA (C)
~ I ~Movies ol tile Week Now Open 7 DayH a \\'e41!k
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
9 :00 O (i7) (3) (C) "Stagecoach." Anri·Marg ret, Red Buttons, Brng
Crosby, Bo b Cummrngs, Van Heflrn and Keenan Wynn star
in the classrc western adventure o f travelers on a stagecoach
to Cheyenne.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 20
9:00 O ~ (6) (C) "By Love Possessed." A wealthy attorney comes
lo a fuller understandrng o f his moral respons1b1lit1es durrng
a few shock-filled days. Lana Turner. Efrem Z1mbaltst Jr and
Jason Robards Jr. star.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21
8:30 O (ii)~) (C) "The Monk." George Maharis and Janet Lergh
star rn a fast·paced story of adventure and intrigue set agarnst
the colorful backgrounds of San Francisco.
9:00 O Qj @) (C) ''The Lonely Profession.'' Harry Guardrno. Dina
Merrill, Dean Jagger and Joseph Cotten star 111 mystery about
private eye who tries to solve a murder after he becomes a
suspect.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 22
9:00 0 @@ (C) "The Trouble With Angels." Rosalrnd Russell and
Hayley Mills star rn comedy of two prank-prone students and
therr Mot her Superior.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23
9 :00 O ~Cf) (C) "Two on • Guillotine.'' A girl must spend seven
consecut ive nights in her father's eerie castle to 1nher1t his
estate. Connie Stevens, Dean Jones, Cesar Romero star
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24
9 :00 O {29i (8J (C) "The Last Challenge." A marshal's reputation
as the most accurate gunman 1n the West is challenged by
a young stranger. st arring Glenn Ford, Chad fvPrett i!nd
Angie D1ckrnson.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25
8:30 O ~~ 6 (C) "Tom Jones." Albert Frnney and Susannah York
star in a roll1ckrng tale of a young man's adventures
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