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1970-01-24 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
r • " Demonstrate • • • Coµnty · . WOirien . -! ... • • • . -( • t -. .. • -l l - • ,. -· • '·· • --' ·1. ... •::.~ FDA .Orllers ~•alt . .. In BroioinateEOil- As ' ' • • • -. : '-'""oast . . • • •• .. • --' • • . ~. - Additive • • ~ --. ·-' , . ..,,~,, ;;. . LADY PICKETS VENT THEllt'F-EE~I~~ OUTSIDE GRANGI .. £..DUNTY c9Jt~tHousE 1\ • In J ant• AM, _MOd Suffr•i•t~ 14:!o t>~ S_trl~ W\~:!W~norrien'1 R?"1~·· · ' ' .... . ' • Bombers Harass ' . . W QJ1ten Picliet County,. . Eneni y' Btiildup For Ne'v Attack Protest Abortion Laws ' °'sAIGON IUPJ) -U.S. BS2s pounded , . . North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, troop Bl; TO!'tt BARLEY agamst Dr. Robb. · concentrations In tbe A Shau Valley Frf.. . ' ,,.. ~" '"''" 11.., , Hts ·oplnkln was bnmedlately rejected day In a drive aialn5l .wh1t intelligence Twen~y-four members or the ~omen a . by !Hcks ·When the dl.Strlct a!torneftoo1' reports say la a Conununls,t bujldup Jor Liberation ,Front P~keted the count~ the issue ~ tbe.Orq _e county Grantt a ll'"'r te_~dytodeat . ogensve,-•mill~'~l~&.~m.,~..._.p bQ,·;' .l>(,·1 1'•l:;~,.'.'·. l spokesmen·"" ay. • ' · · · • • Hicks llme up Jo the .._.., oo Ni Ti,e_,bQmbers dum~ nearly .100 Ions ' '.I'heir. P8fUcu1ar target In ~ non-w to bis courtmule olDce Md wu of ... loSl•h on the valley :m miles vl9lent demonstration wu D111ric1 A~ _"!.. •. ...._. .,,_ ·~ _._._. J•"'·• -· ' ·' torney'CecllHicbandtbel'l.!lbeMed ,......, ,..,,-w~·-.. -• .... no<tbpsl ~ Saigon near the Laotian bor-In thl · ., G -~ J ~·· 111 of Miii 16oted oo. He ~ Jo meet liiO der. s Weta I r...-~ ury .. ,... I [demt1n9tr1ton wWt the pat.a also k In o """ frlday P<· _Robert C. 8'#. • l!ud>t :.'.).~ ·"Ille !or 0 " ag~ Supe= r.toootain which over. j>hy1uoan charged "1.th abort . • .. , . • · ;alfudy . ~· · I-!ht flaUands of lhe Mekong Delta At I-.one P~ <'!Tied the ~ !;poli"""an \lla.<Y Pt1rlnoylch aold ollt llO Jlliles ~Qiwest of Saiio~·-~lilmc "D.A: Hicks ~ -Women ,to will 111 k tbt diatrtcl-...Y·to drot>.j IOlll'C<S S3Rrt~·mouni.ln is a<rviiig COin-. lllt6l~fl' MothemOoCI. pend Ill a:tJnhW odloa qalmt -. mlll\ist,rorces as a sanctuary for a possf. 'l'bett htto in the pelCeful dtmonstrao cuaed ~ atilrtion ~led bis «rpport. Ila hie ntw campalgn in the delta. , lion_ war Judge Payl Mast of the Sanla "'°""""' legisla~oo t~ !ill ~ tlM The~ 'Shau Valley far to the nOrth is Ana MUnk:lpal COurt. Judge Masfleft'hla prosecuUon of tbose who pracUct •bor· ont or the main routes o( infiltration of chambers to chat with the marchcra oo t'°!l-... • ., North Y)ttnamae inlo the northern sec-being Joki that..,. placard rud "Judge Dr. Robb ii tcCUSed ill tile Superior tor of South Vietnam'.' The Communi st Mast Defends Women'• Rishtr." · Cd.art action of procuring ml9C~8!• ln trOOpB used It a.s a lupne:I tor their lnva-Tbt jurist chatted amlably and at three unmarried women. Hffe ~ bo slon of the old Imperial capital of ll\le, !I 1en$1h with tile demoo1trator1 and ex-glVen a m°"" and not~ In tlU. milu lo the nortbeasl. two year1 qo al!d plained Ills lhln-lng thlt led to a ruuni dl.,.....tlul -· ,..d 111 a• 5'Vetal major boltles reaulled. wbjfh dlsm!Aed aft aborlloo eblrps PetrbMldL • < --- --' . S.ant._A.nan Faee~ . ---·roUri~~.-SI~a,yi~· _ · w==n ====-g~· .-=.-==- ~. . ' Oi Te~nage· Si,ster • . -. .. orm Officials Adopt 11 Proposals . By.JOANNE REYNOLD5 ... tlle·DlllF ,.llet 11 ... fifty representatives of Southern California coast.al cities and counties, meeting In Newport Beach Friday, agreed to form a united frolit to take ad- vantage of a pennissive rederat and state legislative climate to push 1hl'tlugh offshore oil drilllng reforrils. ' · Meeting at the Newporter Inn, the offshore driJllng legislation seminar was Jn preparatlOn for a meeting to be held in Sacramentn...Jan.~29. Newport.Beach city officers served as hosts for the coastal conclave. •After three hours of reports rrom Santa Barbara ~2'~~· V~cjor -r.Andffti·Jit; · "': . Uilt ~the ':Poutal Area Protective League I(~) and AslembiymaiJ Robert E. Ba~m· (Jl.N"'P<irf 1le1<h), reJir....,_ .i!"ll~ .. 1_ II legislative proposals to ~Dack in 1970__. dubbed "The Year of the Envtnmment" by Badbam. These in.- clud~: . :.. AdopU01ull Calllornia State drilli!'g codes for plaUonna In federal lfalera. ~~onger ipeasures on tbe state level to ll,rengthen existing sancturies. -A.moratorium on granting of drilling ,.lease:: in federal waters until legal and teebnlcal q\lesliona resulting from 1969 Santa Barbara oil spill aie resolved. -An l~ea~ ~ one t!) five percent for oil producinc cities of state oil fees. HUnUngton Beach City Administrator ·-, NIXO TO HOST '1776' CA.ST WASIUNG\PN • (UPI} -Pre<ident Nl10D wtn ,uJute Wa!hlngtbn's blrtMay next mooth br bringing the Broadway mualctl ''l'fll' to the White House for a command performance. Nixon said be bas beard a lot about the pley, whlcli apoofa the Coostltutlonal -cal1e<{ by tllo Second eo.. tlnentll Ooocrm In PhUastelphia. Nb<on Aid be-'lwould Invite members ol "--to Walch tbt perflll'lllOllCt. • • DAILY PILOT * * * 10' * * * . - SATJJRDA Y, ,,.JANUAR'f.•2+. 1970· • "-' --=~..,.,.~mr.=;c>t •Mn · • '' 1 M!, 61. '90, 21.'• q N PMU ·•;tet..-ed j ; .. Boy Faces Trial ' • In Sister's Death ' . . ' A youth who pollce. charge shot and He wounded . .two olflcen, • rtlldlad killed his l4-year-<11d .1later and then toOk aeveral patrol cars with hla ICCurite or. on ll'IOtt than 50 officers In a prolonged and managed to put a bullet lalo a hover· gun battle was ordered Friday to face a ing Huntington Beach police 'helk.opter sanity hearing Jan. 30 in Orange C<Mtty before he wa.s cut down'" by4 biutl of Superior Court. buckshot. His l>our~ong .-it' iilded Jud•e · P,l!IJ] ".M-t .Jran!femd··•llH> --.bis;~'!!"'rilo Qr~e .Coun\7 · ,f .:c. ";:-" ~~ n'-bard ·E M"'""•' ...iner m c lical•coildllltld'lnln murUl:',r~ CucnleS • as•l,Ui•\"~ ~ ,•,, ·~L~~--~'! ~ , • " '"> •• • •} ' Park tit! 17 • Ol'S...t.. Ana lo 'Ille ~r . .__. ___ ·· · ' • ' court};.Jnd'~r.Musedi bail; for~ the ttfll, · Awed,r<lffictrs l*Jdrpud&lnltestimOftY haoo.on..~ilntj ~er:~r<ll to to_P~~·· mirksm,nlllir~· be IWl~·,recovered from 111e·. gOMbqt • illst. ~ :Wf!(O pliin<il .. cjowii .for )oog wounds fie suifei'ed in·hla duel With pqlice periods~ the Y.oun1 ~arpehoOter fltued last ~1 31. · frOl!l tree to tree in a.eucatyptua grbve. Police,. claim lhat -Parker. ahot. his They' described 'as , "tremendOaa"· the si.!ter,1~Susan, following a fracas ·on a support provkled in their baUle byi the street corner n<ar the P.arker 'home and Huhlln'gton Beall! hel(coptor .. Tbe chop- lhen pu/nped at least six olher bU11"tadn-• ·l!Or'.'111idrill'locat<d 'the ,-; c;entmod to the dying glrl .. she lay .. lhe him In Ila ~chllght ana· ·-'O!llttrs oldewalk. He Ulen took lwo .22-<aliber on the~ bjl drawlq bi. ri!le fire. · rlDes and bo x e 1 of ammunltkm thto The flling' o(~ a muroef compl.tfni Jed 11~rby 1orange grovea fOf' what was to be the. ~Jo ,Wfl'le tbe ~19 · i'lfoU~ifYJe'~ Hilhil' !'mer 'at ·tlie ldii1( 1evt1 rith.. Brominated Oils In Foods Said . Periling Heart ~.---WASHINGTON fAPI ~ FOOd 'and drink manutacturer11 have been ·told they will . h.ave to stop usin1 brom!nated vegetable 911' unleu they can prove wi~ llx. mOn· ths that the common· ~pe..ot ad<lltive Is being used at tiafe levels.- The FOOd and Drug Admlnlslratlon ...., ved the notk:e Frida>: on t~e-basJs of CaP" •Jlit•111udJ" lhowJ111 th< fOOd ~l!lv•· Hid' C:l\lsed heltt I ditiilgt'lft !Iii' 'J'liri1 'l ls no evicleqce the oils art. bmnltil ·to man. · Aid • ""°"""'an· 1or t11e Department or Health, Educltlon and Wei.Ire: , It was jull threo monui, aro *81 llEW · S>cretary Robert Finch tbn!Md> eycla• • malts from (enetal !OQCI and llrlBk ""' arter It was found the artJ:fidal lft'etttrler caused cancer Jn rf;lt. . ~ . Brominalld vegetable" oils ar1 &tabili> Ing aaents UMd to prevent a paratJoa ol inirtdienta In some types of cllrua.flavor- ed wo!t drinks, with smaller amounta In aome •arfttllror orange julct, lee crearp and bahrJ product<, o!ficlala said Fri- day. Tiie 04 O(lllon came one day after ihe Canadlu '"'"'ment ordered an Jmmed- Jate tentolCI NClucUon tn appreved levels of tbt olll 111 dlzu.1 llavored drink'- than lhrougil the Juvenile P<O<OedlnO lo ·which hlo •J• woulil'n0rmaUy enUUe Jilin. J'1djfMa.t. ii<plaljJ<d that a ,,.....-of Jnaaroty 1"luld 'l<ad to the youth's ...,_ finepient for an "~efinite pertod," U he is niled lo be ,... and ls coavlded oo the manfer .-count, Ille ~· Aid, he can. be confined' under juvenile level supervWoo, only. W\til .the •1< of ti. Oruge . -~~ . ·t~~--41,.,,... I dpllatlon 00-the r"!'fo todoy, l'IUI' clear Kies llXI! ,_,. Widdl an ttil' meUJoroloClca1 ..... l<r ......... #bath.I ', "I . iNsmE' nn"i "Wl!Gt Afak<a a Good Ntrol..' bor1", That's tht 1torv told bu aoo hou&tt0i1>t1 from throMQh.- out the United Stqtu, ft'1 ecm&- pif<d lodoy 111 F•fllily IV•eklJI. ,. ... ..... .. .. " • " ' ,... \.4Mln ' • -. -" -" Ill-~ .. E'::"" :S I ' , . I I DAIL y PILOT Pilot Logbook Satumr. Janwr 24, 1970 Foggy Flying .DowiitoEanh By JOHN V ALTEllZA Of ""' Dlllr' Nit ,,.ff Dally -10.10 Suri. 10°7 COSTA MESA STORE ONL\'7 FOGBOUND FLJGIIT 335, Los Angeles to 5acra- mento. was a true plane of fools. 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WHILE QOANTIES LAST ' SPECIAL PRICES FOR SUNDAY . JANUARY 25 None or us was exempt from that designation. Next to thi s frustrated journalist trying with his (l.'i"'-'i:'....-'"'--~'"'-'--. mind to blow back the fog, sat the m1yor of a large diJ. Wit et>astal city. He v.·ore pants which were too big. r - His jokes weren 't very ftmny. He ~·ore red socks. ' AT THE BEGINNING of the sec. • and hour's waft for the fo1 to litt, ·con- vmaUon painfully started to d..,.lop, then Jt be111n to flow freely. Talk turned to marijUana after ·• &tewardess asked, "Is everybody happy!" "You know, I have had UUs real burning desire to try that stuff ••• you know, just out of curtoaity, of c:oone,'' Mr. Mayor uid quietly, peering around toward the other passengers. , "By the way ... whit do you do?" he asked me. "l'm a reporter." " •.. Ahem .•• oh" (feebly). P.fR. P.IAVOR GRUP!tPED nervously, pttred out at zero visibility, looked at his watch, then at the thlgti or a pasalng alewardess and decldtd to leave the reporter alone. So be buried his face in a book he had juat bought: "The President'• Plane Is Missb'le." So wa.s the mayor'•· * -There was Costa l\feaa City fl.tanager Arthur Mc· Kenzie. sitting in t.he rear of the touriJt class, bitter for a &ood reuan. . While FIJght 315 ut ailt11! oo !be runwar, Newport Beach's offlciala were bmdtng t8l'I cf state highway com- miSilooera in Sacramento in seeking a change In Pacific Coast Freeway routing {they Oew up the nl,eht before ••• ••a beauWul flight" one'tnem.bet aald).' ' . COSTA J\fESA 'S STRONG oppo5ition wouldn't be made to the commisllion until after tl\e Newport folkl bad left. '·~· Mo -There was a State Senatqr from Oraq:e C<qrt:y, who aat quietly for three houn rcialia:in& that no. one ftc. oPlMd him-He dllappeared belor• takeoff. Nobody lenew whtre he weqt to. ~ , -Now Sac:ramentc after a weet'i rain is -.n awe. aome stgltt -manhland a.a: far as one can see. 111 -aiJ]IOrl l& c1 ... ud ll<rll•. a blPlmpact .,..,,. oort o/ ~ . At !be top of !be down eocalator looking down otood art.o. 2 yean old or fO, 20 GAL PLASTIC ~TRASH CAN J96· -.. PROJECTOR TABLE 688 ~ ., An ideal table for movie ll projector, slide projector! : or tape rl'corders mlllly more items. and •• ' THE QUILTED ROBE IN MANY STYLE S 011ly Sunday 300 llE rrAAED NmmY a\ Ida doll al Ille boltOm ti 1hi down eJC&!al«. 'l1>e 11Cr<WY rubber belly WU l'OIUJll ana rclling along the moving ltaJ.n;. In all nylo n or acetate tricot, prints and solid colors, k with embroidery, lace, gold metallic trims. Kodel~ ~~~==~===:::~~~~:,~! polyester fill. Pastel colors, sizes 12 to '" Shop K "HeJp the kid ," 51.!d the Inner voice, so I rode down lo the battered doll, wa1ked. ever to the up.tide, rode up •nd handed the doll back to Brlan.- = ' mart and just Charge It. . "Brian .•. damn U ... (whack) .•• that's the rourth. lime you did lb at," shrieked h!a upUght mother. She just 1lared at me. They walked off. "Sorry, Brian," said inner voice. -If Sacramento airport ls sterile, then Los Ange- les' version is bigger and even more awesome, especially at dusk. Two junior execa who have mistered the art of looking even alter a two-day convenuon (and who also know better than to confide in anyone) were talking about some moviu they saw in a hot.el room the night before. Complete with toothy smiles and nervous glances, taeh was trying to aasess the other's ideas about the class. " c1pemalic convention fare -the blue mo,•ie. BtJ'I' TH!lR CAUTION made the converaaUon just plain painful. Listen : "You know, Robert, I just can't get tbose pictures aut of my mind ... you know. THOSE pictures we saw Jut night (he shook hts head . HiJ forehead was wrinkled a bit and his lipa were neutral). · "l know what you mean, BIU," Robert r;aid , but It wu obvious he didn't. l50 he edged further into the issue and began lo commit himself -but not very rar. "A little. nudity is fine. You know, a Utile. prancing ,ASTPAl#RC'''' _,,~,·--=~:.;..."=''"'---- BA YER ASPIRIN Sunday 011111 · Bottle of 100 -relieves aches & pains due to colds & nu. 100 ct. botuc. au~ around." l lllllltlll Oll•llllly, Miit leld ft O..i.n. He waited ror a change in Bill's face. /l~!"'""'"""==·-s:;c w .rn"".";-,<·-,,..====:D!;' ,"Yf3, I THINK they were a little bar;e, you know the.rt s a point there where it sort a chanae1, don't you thlnll:. Yes , a little baae, I Lhink,'' he continued. Robert' "Yes, a liUle base. There's a point there all right •.. by the way , what about that new girl in the sales de· partment. I've noted she (Bn't stand pressure too much, IO why don't we sack her and give it all lo that lirl in ••. " And then we all squeeied into a commuter plane ror Santa "Ana. They sat way in the back. I chose a seat almost in the pilot's cabin. Red Chinese Move Ahead on N-plants 5-GAL. CONTAINER FOR FUEL STORAGE Su11dau Only 396 I I ' Thia rugged G. r. gas can is leak-proof, vapor· ~1 proof. Ideal for outboards. In red metal only. 1 HONG !\ONG (AP) -An expert on Communist China's r•1clear development said to- day that Peking Is completing -or may already have com- pleted -the most advanced type of plant to manufacture the explo.slon material for high.yield hydt'O(•n bombs. pleting -or maybe have Screw on Spout .............................. l tc • ~ l !111H1r T• ltlllttrlHln , already completed -a gas s.11 1~ ,,.,,.. t•"· Retired Marine Gtn. Victor II. Krulak allo told the llon~ KOOi rore1p Corrapondenll Cfub that the Chlneoe Com· munlsta are maklns rapid ~ .,...1n d<Yelopint mballea to carry nuclear warhead.I. He predicted that within 1J to 15 months Chin• would teat a l ,IJOG.mtle belU.Uc mlalle. llr· Ins It rrom the wutom dea<rt teat arta into the Pacific OcNti . Cehtrlfuge plant," he con· ......,...,...-.,,..=~,,,.-=-- Unued. "And wben I talk •bout """'----~ a g1s centrifuge plant, I am " CAMELIA talk.Ing about the Rolls Royce ol nuclear production. No one is further advanced." Krulik emphaslied I h a t China does not have anythlne yet to "even 11t1rt compartna with the nucltl:I" stockpila of !be United Stotts and Ru.sl1 . But Ibey are quite capable or pn>c11Jci111 .....,11 blsh-ylald Lhtrmonuclur 11teapon1 ·every year. plui 1 conskSmibly hlpr number or le"'r and !tu oophlstlcalld wupono. KruJak 11 -presldenl or !ht Copley N"" s.rvtce. u .S. olilci•I• In Hons Kons said Buds and blooms, would compliment any patio or f garden. SOLID OR STRIPE TERRY BATH TOWELS Snnday Only 47~ 22 x~~" soli~ color "~s:-e:i:" or multl·stripe "lloll· day on white. Both Jn lh 1ck 'n thi rsty cotton terry. Co lors. Waslicloth, 12xl2'' . ... NOW 14c: ••· S1111da 11 Only . MEN'S NO-IRON SHORT SLEEVE ,. ' DRESS SHIRTS S1111day Onllf J97 Ivy bu1ton do"n coll•r " style \\'ith cro~s·i;:t ilch~ ~evrn-button p J s c k et front. pockrt. Cotton ox· .· ford cloth. in stripe-5 and solids. Sizes, 14 \.ii thru 17. J ~ ~· 27x45" BLENDED AREA RUG " • • . ·l ' • .'i1111dnu Only Easy. care m a c h i n e \Yas hable. Color choice. 3a1J SPACE SAVER CABINET S unda11 Ot1ly Pla.stlc apace !Aver cabinet ""ith ahelf lop. """hite alldin& doors. Choice of colors. 6~xl8":7'ii" ~h;l'. Chall!:e It. Ll111nH Q111n'flllt_H_ ..... i. ~ .... r1 J47 METAL UTILITY TABLE S u11day 011ly :m·• hllh ""'ith :1 sturdy shelve~. .1-\\"SY t lectricaJ &ockel. 15x20"' ton. Rolls ea11Jly on ca sters. 511.ve. 297 12 TO 30 CUP AUTOMATIC PERK S111tda11 011ly 697 Party Perk features lff\!1rc light, \\VO-\\·ay faucet, aceu~ ah! Wl ll!r level marks on dut· &ble alum!num urn. LllllllM O .. t1lltr-Htt1t .. i. It ....... 't . ' Krolak Aid !ht Communlols llav• ..ver1I relC'tor 11lant1 produclnC ...... po.. srade" uranium and plutontum. and two or more advanced gaseous dlflllllon p I a n t 1 producln1 eoriched PlulOlllum 239. th1t since his rttlremtnt from the Marfnts In IMS. he haii frequently eerved u a con· aulll.nt '°the U.S. &O\'emmrnt on Chinese development cf nuclear wupona. 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~::~·0~~COSTA MESA Harbor "And now thC!y are com· • .~ " -· ' ' I I .1 I Week.eqil ~ ' ' vo~ .. 63 , NO. 21, 4 SECTIONS. 74 PAGES Bail Refused Boy Fae.es Trial . . . I In Siste:rl;s Death A youth wbo police charge shot and lillled his 14-year-old sister and then took on more than 50 officers in a prolonged gun baWe was ordered Friday to face a eanity .hearing Jan. 30 in Orange County Superior Court. Judge Paul fl.fast transferred the murder cbarges against Richard E. Parker. 17, of Santa Ana, to the higher Court and refused ball for the tall, handsome defendani. Parker apptared to be fully recovered from the gunshot wounds he !J\lffered ln his duel with pollct last Dec. 31. Police claim that Parker shot his ,~\er, Susan, following a fracas on a ~lreet corner near ihe Parker home and then pumped at least six other bu1lets In· to the dying girl as she lay on the 1idewalk. He then took two .2kaliber rifles and b o x e s of ammunition into ' <. ~arby orange groves for wb,tt was to.be a Hollywood.style shootout with police •. He wounded two officers, riddled several patrol cars with bis accurate fire arid managed to put a bullet btto a hover· ing Huntington Beach· police helicopter belore be was cut down by blasts of bllfuhoL His hour-long ·1io1c1oo1 ended wit!;i bis admission to Orange County Medical Center in critical condition from cbe~ wounds. Awed officers pa'ld grudging testimOnY to Parker's marksmanship and admitted that they were pinned down for long period~ as the young sharpshooter nltted from tree to tree in a eucalyptus grove. They described as "tre mendous" the support provided in th elr battle by the Huntington Beach helicopter. The chop.- per quickly located the youth, centered him in Jts searchlight and aided officers on the &round by drawing his rme _1ire. The· filing of a murder complaint led the . prqi;ecuUon to pursue the charges agatnst"Parlrer at the adult level rather than thro1,1gh the juvenile proceedings to which age would nonnally entitle hUn. 'J tidg Mast explained that a ruling of insanity would le~ to the youth's con- finem for an "indefinite' period." U he is rul~ be sane aqd is. convict¢ on the mlitdOI ~ the judge uld, he can be -contµw.d under: juwenile level supe.rvision.-- o~ un, '!" e Gf1av ' ' TAKES DEAN 'S CHAIR • En9li1h Prof Adam• Adams Appointed Dean at Irvine In Humanaties English Professor Hazard S. Adams has been appointed dean of lhe school of humafiities at UC Irvine. He succeeds Samuel C. McCulloch, who resigned to take 18bbatical le"ave. Dr. Adams is interrupting a sabbatical of hfs own to become dean. He ?.'as chairman of the department of English f.rom1 1964 un til last October when he pegan hili shortened sabbatical. Adams. 43. is an expert op ,V~ats and 2oth Century Irish and En_gtlsh literature. He. aJso was a department ohainnan in a ·hot spot when· students protested all last scliool year the annowiced lirings of two assi!tant English professors. Adam s waS said to be one cf three UCt Jl'l'Ol'essors in the running for dean of humanities along with about five pro- fes!Ors from other unlvtrslt\es. The ether UCI <!llndldites were 'fheodore F. Brunner, ·chaihnan of classics and associate de~ o r hum anltles, and .Jay H. Martin. professor of English and American studies and dlrec~r of comparaUve culture. The search committee, fonned after Dr. McCllllci:h announced he would be lilepp~a down, incldded ! t u d e n t membfn:. McCulloch is spending his sabbatical In liis native Australia 11.nd will relum to 1eachin1 at UCI In the fall. The l!Chool of humanlllts Includes the dtpartmenl$ o( English. h i st o r y , philosophy. classics. French and Italian, German and Russian, and Spanish and Portuguese. Adams bu taught English . at Cornell, Unlvtraily of Texas, W a s h J n at o n UnlYenity n. St. Louts and Michigan State ·tinl•er1ity. He 11 the author of a novel, 11'le Horaes or JnstructJon'' -a Atory of~ ~a or ae1demlc power-u ~•11 'u l!terar/ alllc~m. Broininated Oils ' In Foods Said PerUing Heart WASHillGTON CAP) -Food and drink manufactilrtrS have been told they will have to ftop using bz:ominated vegetable oils uni~ they can prove within sb mon- ths that )he common type of additive is be~g u~ at ~a~e J~vels. The FOod and Drug Administration ser- ved the JtOtict Friday on the basil of Call- adian studies showing tht food additive had catl!ed heart damage in rats. There is no evidence the oils 'are harmful to man. said a Spokesman for the Department of Heallh. Education and Welfare. It was .just three months ago that HEW Secretary Robert Finch baMed cycla- mates from general food and drink ust after Jt was found the 1artillclal sweelener caused cancer Jn rats. Brominated vegetable oils are stabiliz. ing agents used to )>!"event eeparaUon of irigredlents in some types of cltr-.s-flavor- ed soft~drlnks, with smaller amount! in some varieties of orange :wee, ice cream and bakery products, officlal.s_said Fri- day. The \}.S. action came one day after the canadlln government ordered an immed- iate teril'old fe1iuction in approved Jeve1s or the oj}s in .citrus, flavored drinks:' Alth~h studies showed higll Jevels or brominated vegetable oils damaged ·the ~ muscles of ra ts and lrnpalred blood CH'CUla°'On. the G'anadi~n Ministry of Health decided the oils were not an im· minent hizard to humans and there are safe levels of use. The U.S. action is broader than the Canadlan'tnoVe but Rives the rnanufad ur- ers I*> d~s to cmne up with laboratory proof of· slfe levels. If the rRa.nufacturers, can't prove safe levels for Ote additive, HEW offi cials said, they will have to stop using bromlnated vegetable oil. The additive had been one of ·aao on· a g~vemment list allOwing virtually un~ stricted Uai without any laboratory proofs ol safety. I Concern over cyclamates caused the FDA to begti 1 review of the opeclal list. I .. Pa y· r oilet· Days Nu mbered iri LA LOS ANG$,ES (UP I) -Pay toilets In city.owned. biiUdl np 1parked 1 tQ..mlnute deba te in the City Council Friday. But In the end. the: body resolved by a 10-t vote lbal ll was agalnsl lbe fixtures. Pay tontll ~r• a m1rk of '1lhe dtbo-- manlutlon of our time," 11\d Mrr • .Pat Rulltll, a .,.._, of the relofutlon. One ol thoM .U..entlog -Councllman Biiiy G. Milli -cal~ the debate 1bout .. outbouaes" damaaflil to tht councll'1 1mage. · .. ' • ...-~-. • L~a1n .s -.. • DAILY PllDT l'MI .. '1r Jtlwl Vtlhru SMASHED CAR READY FOR WRECK.\GE HEAP AF.T,ER CO~LISION WITH HEAVY TRUCK At University Drive and Culver Road , • Br.ush With Sudden Death ' Woman Es~apes ·Dedth . . Cr~~t · P!.ir:igs P.rotes ~s F.roJJI-. Hl!1meo , 1 -.._ ""., ~ f> ... r '"1"' :.· - Dally Paper , TEN CENTS • I Officials Adopt 11 Proposals By JOANNE REYNOLDS Of t'9 D91tr Plllt .... Flfty representativ• Southern CtllComla coaslal c!Ues and counties. meeting in Newport Beach .Frldaf. agreed to fonn a united front to take Id· vantage ol. a permissive federal and Ill.ate legislative climate to pusll through olfshore oil drilling reforms. AteeUng at the Newporter Inn, the offshore drilling legislation semlnat wtl 1n. preparation for a meeting to be held bt Sacramento Jan. 29. Newport Beach city ortJCers aerved as hosts for the coastal conclave. After three hours of report$ fr.om Santa Barbara city and county oUiclala, Victor Andrews of Laguna Beach, representing tile Coastal Area Protective Lelgua (CAPL) and .Assemblyman Robert E. Badham CR-Newport Beach), represen- tatives selected 11 legislative proposals to back in 1970. dubbed "The Year of the Environment" by Badham. The.se in- clud e: -Adoption of California Slate drilling codes for platforms in federal waters. -Stronger mea$1Jrea on the state level to strengthen existing sancturles. , -.A moratorium on granting of drllllng lease:; in federal waters· unUl 1ept ind t~ical quptloii1 resulltnc Ir~ ,11119 5""11 Barbara on ipJJl .... rQOJvOd. ., J ' • l I • ~ A corona def Mar .;.in,. looking for a itiji'010b<l1-li\ill< mlrOoolouslf-....pell- deiD~Y afternoon id a spectacular ~~!f'.'1 -An increase.from one to five percent · · .Jac..olLpcodutjnji ,clllea_of sla.L§_oiH .... -lllinll!'l&bin ---City Adm!nlrtra . tr#!i of ber ear 111<1 1 loaded eorth • trµct. .The crash al .Universtty Drive and CuJver Road imm~iate1y drew angry responses from' Untversily Park residents about the. intersection's··danger. Donna C. Rippetoe, 42, or 319~~ Jasmine Ave .; Corona del Mar, escai>;e<f with a broken collarbone ;tnd a bead cut. Her car was demolished. The. tntck which collided with the auto at 3 p.m. fared just as badly. · Highway patrolmen 6&1d the truck driver, John Virgil Dlll.!Vd, Z7, oC Anaheim, escaped unllurt, evtn though the heavy. two-bopper rig loaded with dirt· caretned ·off the mangled Car then Uppetl ,onto its.side 100 feet away. Resid!nts, including representatives of the University Park Community_A&'locla- tlon complained bitt.:?rly at the scene about the-lack or trafiic controls· at the accident-prone Intersection. "We've complained for months about the trucks barreling up and down the . hill," one man said, ·"and I guess It takes this or a dead child to gel something done about tt:" Several or the residents have written county supervisors begging for traffic lights, lhey said: l>ebris Crom the crash was strewn in all directions. Decorator samples, fabrics and receipt books from the~ Rippetoe · woman'•-c.ir were strewn-along. the path which the truck took before Upping. . · Several 1igns and traflic barrier poles were1a1so tipped out. The' wOman Was to be kept Oveinijht for observation at Co6la t.tesa Memorial Hospital. U.S. Ma y Accept ' . . ' . Giant Jets With Wing Defec ts W ~HINGTON (UPI). -The United Sta~ may acttpl delivery ol Sl CM jet cargo planes even though Wlnp on lest moqels pf' lbe plane liaft;cracked under 11trea:itests. It wtll tend tMm1blick to-tbe &ho lalel' 'or ~.-......... ' ' ~ . ···~-:;::'..:"' . j S<n. Jolm c. --(il'Mlla .• chalrnwl <it (he ,~.Anned Sel'YI# Cooimlllee, nported to the Senate !.; unde{'IDOd •the. planes would evon t; no... wtth 'the defedl, becau,. the Ali' r..... C<>l!lends they .,JU be Ale If load restrtcdons are oblmed. ~ "! •incerely hope ml pr'1 tbey' Nf rlgbt." St<nnis !aid' in ~ pr<llmblari' r epOrt on tho C:OOLl\",tni•I plone'a D<W structural troulMes- SteMls said the· plane also w11s having difficu1tles with ill radar system and Ill dellvery lchedut. m11 be tel \ 1 t k lurther_becallse of 1.atrtke bltodvtOI Us engine manufacturer, General Electric. nie CU II to be the world'f largest llrcraf~ capab~ or» cury!nJ liob. brldtel nd bel'J' lfli1f"7 to•oii 1 I lrvublelpoll. · · • .t PASSERSBY DISCUSS CllASH NEAR OVERTURNED TRUCK . • Rig lips After .ColllsiCM'l,•Oumping Lo•d of Dirt · ··~ ' ' ' Tw.o Police Officers .Save Life of Mesa Woman . . 1 Colta<Jlaa :woman wllo had stopped breaflaiog' when 'J>9lice-arrived Ol\ a medical •i!f c;tll and -II was too late for an ambelance owes her life -and more -to their .action. Allc:e-.Meytr1, 2f. of '34 VK!'toria St., was .rushed to : nefrby Costa ?.teta M-1fll Hospltat by one l;IWU\an ... the othi!t 'g'i\181 het» ti:pert-JT\&M-tootnO\ith reosuACllation. 1'ie Incident earlier ln the week was dlaclosed Friday b~ Capt. Robert Moody, •!'""bead• u,, patrol division anc1 com- mended ltfs men'• quick .work. Sgt .Bob Goode and Officer Carl Jlcklon -""" dispatched to th• ho"'8 IRlt tho vltllm'• frlJIUc 'mother cl1ted 1o_,llleWH~ ...... dll· llculty' Jn brtalhll11. . Miss Meyer, a dlablille auffertng Imm h)'1>erlenlloo due to a ruttloo to•tbe ·Ill· ment 't'ueldJY night, had c ea it d breathiag ind wa1 iurnlng blue WheD they lrfived. ~ · 1 .. Cap[ .• Hoody . nl<t QllkOr ' Jacnon begao r-ltallon" •ptbipto' and .-· Unutd en nut• lo tilt -w 'Mapttal. Woi'kln( an 'M1;s ~Yer' r.;r nt1t11 10 mlnutu : · Mecbahlcal r"uscltotlon ,..,. _im· mediately begun al lbe hospital. where Jadtsop'1. ~ior dflcer nJd llt was credlted with savi ng the vlct1111'1·llfe and a11o' pmOtillrig poqtble brain 1damage fJ'Ol'I jodr<ol oxygen. i'IUlllU ..;erv1sor1 .al cost.a Meu Moi-i.J }la!Pllal laid thO• vJctlln. WU lif<f .nllea!Olf Iller ltelllmeOL ' (Set Olb, Pqe I) , Bombers Harass Enemy Buildup For New Attack SAIGON (UP!) -U.S. B52s pounded North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troop concentrations in the A Sbau Valley Fri- day in a drive aga.lnst what lntelllae~ re~ say iJ a Communist buildup for a lunar new year O(fenalve, military spoke)!IR)en said today. The bombers dumped nearly 100 tons of explosives M · lbe valley? 315 ·miles northeast ol Saijon near the J..aotian bor· der. B52s also 1lruck-tn two wavti Friday against Superstition Mountain which over· looks tile flatlands of the Me.kong Delta 120 miles 90Uthwest ·-Of SaJgon. Military llOW'Ces said the mountain la serving Com- munist forces as a sanctuary for a pG¥i- ble-new campaign In the delta. • The A Shau Valley far to the north 11 one of the main routes of lnflllratm of North Vietnamese Into the northern sec- tor of South Vietnam. The Communlst troop8-Used-lt-as-a funnel .for .their Inva- sion of the oid hnperJal capita] "' Hue 31 mlle6 to tbe nortlleast. two·years ago ;nd several major battles resulted. M!Utary --North Vielnamae army engineers have been working on roads, bu ilding base camps and hauling supplies into the valley from Laos in ad· vance ·--01· a new campaign over the TET period. The µiilitary sources said it cqu ld be that the Communists ~ht try to seize Quang Tri, the nation's oorthernmolt pr$ vinclal capital, or Hue, which was heavily demaged in the 1961 Communi.st TET of· fensive.. · or .. ge Weadier Listen fqr the plllF: patter of-pre., -dpitaUon Oil tho r<iofs 1oc1,y, wllb. r clear 'skies and. gusty winds on the n>et"'!°'Ollca! menu for the oaJ>. bath. INSWE TODA. Y "\Vhal Mak<& .a. Good Jlafgh> tkir1" That's 1l1e 1tor11 tok:I bU 200 ho1t1cwlut1 from through.- o.it the United Statu . It'• com.- pjl<d todo~ i• Famuw Wetkl¥- '\ .. ..... " " " • .. ' \ i I DAILY PILOT Pilot -' Leg book ' Foggy Flying . .... Down to Earth By JOHN VAL Tl!;RZA or ""' otlflr l"lltt Iliff . Dally 10.10 Sun. 10.7 ' -COST A MESA STORE ONL FOCBOUND FUGHT :W, Los AnJtlts to Sacra· rn•nloN, wa' •1 true plane 01100 1 1'· d 1 U SPECIAL PRICES FOR' SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 10 A.M. TO 7 P.M. WHILE QUANTIES LAST one o us wu exempt rom that a IJll on. Ntict to th I s frustrated journalist ,tryln& wUh hi• ll''!=;t::D:..O.;oa""""'--""'-'ltt..-.;ao....u mind to blow hick the fog, sat the mayor or a larae dia- tant coastal city. He "'ore pants which were too big. His jokes weren 't very funny . He y,·ore red socks.. AT THE BEGINNING Of the uc- ond hour's wait for the fog to lift, con- verSilion painfully started to develop, then it began to Uow freely. Talk turned to marijuana after a itewardess asked, ''Is everybody happy?" "You know, I have had this real burning desire to try lhat stuff ••. you know, just out. of curiosity, or course," ~1r. ~1ayor said quietly, ptering around t-Oward the other ptssengers. "By the way ... what do you do?" he asked me. "I'm a reporter .'' " ... Ahem ... oh" (ftebly). l\tft. l\fA YOR GRV?tf PED nervously, peered out at zero vislbllity, looked at hi! watch, then at the thilh of a pa.!>1ing stewardeas and dteided to leave the reporter alone. So he buried his face in a book he bad just bouj:ht: "The Prt!ldent's Plane la Missing.•· So wu the mayor's. * -There was COsta ~tea City Mll\lltr Arthur Mc-- Kenzle, sltUn1 Jn the rear of tbe tourilt...claa. -blUtr ·tor . a iood reaaon. ,. While Fliaht 33S sat silent on the ninway, Newport Bach's olliclaJ1 were bendlni ears of state b.lghway com- l'niNi.oners Jn Sacramtnto in seeking a cbtnae Jn .PaciOC Gout Freeway routing (they flew up the nisht before ••• "a beauUful IUght" one member said). 20 GAL PLASTIC TRASH CAN PROJECTOR TABLE COSTA MESA'S STRONG oppo!IUon wouldn't be tnadt to the commission until after the Newport folk& had loll. -There was a State Senator from Orange County, who 11t quietly for three hours re11itln1 that no one rec- ognized him. He disappeared before takeoff. Nobody knew where he went to. 688 ~ -Now Sacramento after a wetk 's rain is an awe- sornt sight -marshland as far as one can see. Its new airport ls clean and sterile, a high-impact 1tyrene sort of place. At the top of the down escalator looking down stoOO .Brian. 2 years old or 10. 'I An ideal table ror movie } projector, slide projttt.ors HE ST~RED INTENTLY at his doll at the bottom ol U\e down escalator. The screwy rubber baby was rolling and rolling along the moving stain. "Help the kid," said the 1nntr voi~. ro I rode down · to the batt.tttd doU, walktd,, over to the UPo'ide, rode up and handed tJit dOJI back to 'B'rlan. "Brian ... damn It ... (whack) ••. that's the !CIUrth time you dkf that," shrieked hfs upUght mother, She just gland at me. They wallled o/f, "Sorry, Brian," said inner vol~. -If Sa.cramrnto airPorl is sterilt. then Los Ange- les' version is bijger and even more awesome, especially at dusk. Two junior execs who have: mastered the art of looking evrn after a two-day convention (and who also know better than to confide in anyone) were talking about aome movies they saw In a hotel room the night before. Complete with toothy smlle11 and nervous glances. each Y.'BS trying to ei;sess the other's ideas about the class- ic cinematic convenUon fare ·-the blue movie. BUT TH£1R CAVTJON made the conversaUon jiut plain painl ul. Listen: or tape recorders and many more lten1s. BAYER ASPIRIN I "You know, Robert, I just can't get those pictures out of my mind ... you know, THOSE pictures we saw Iut night Che shook hll head. His forehead wu wrinkled a bit and his llJ>fl were neutral). "I know what you mean, Bill ," Robert said, but It was obvious he didn 't, so ht edged further into the ls1ue and began to commit himself -but not very far. "A liUle nudity is fine . You know. a little prancing around ." , .. S1uufa11 Onl11 Bottle of 100 -relieves aches & pains due to colds & flu . 100 ct. bolUe. 3a~ He waited for 1 chanae in Bill's fact. "YES. I TIDNK they were a liltle base, YoU know there's a point there where it sort a changes, don 't you tlUnk. Yes, a llttle base, I think," he continued. Robert o "Yes, a liUle base. There·11 a point there all right •.. by the way. what about that new a:lrl in the sales de· partment. I've noted site can't 11tand pres1ure too much, '° why don't we sack her and give it all to that iirl in ... " And then we all squeezed into a commuter plane for Santa Ana. They 6at wa y in the back. 1 chose a seat almost in the pilot 'a; cabin. Red Chinese Move Ahead 01i N-plants Llmll .. Qvt11tl!y, -• Stloll tot O•ltn- ~ S·GAL. CONTAINER ~ FOR FUEL STORAGE ~ S11nda11 Onl11· 396 l This rugged G.I. gas can ts leak.proof. vapor· l proof. Ideal for outboard s. In red metal onl y. illl'llltr Tt lll•tlrtllll~ • HONG KONG fAPl -An ~pert on Communist China·s r11clear development said to· day that Peking 111 completing -or may already have com- pleted -lhe molt advanced type of plant to manuracture the exploglon material for high-yield hydrogen bombs. pitting or n11 ybe ha\·~ already completed -a gas •1 Screw on Spout .. S,M ;~ );,.;,;,: -~~." lie , ReUred M•rlne Gen. Victor R. Krulak alao told the Hong Kons foN!gn Correspondent&' Club that the aune.. Com· mun!Jtl are maklni rapid pro-cma In dowfopfni mfalla to carry nuclur warhe1d1. He predf<tad that within 12 ID 15 months China would ttst a 8,000.rnll• bclllatk mlo~le, fir· in1 Jt rrom the western desert lest area into the Pacific Ocean. Krulak 11ld the Commun!'"' have RVtrll rtlcior pla nt.s product"' "weapoN crade" uranium and pJutoclurn , and t.wo or~ 1dvanctd a:aseoo~ dilluolon p la c t 1 prndudng •nriched Pluf<Cllurn 139. "Aod now Ulty ari com- I centrifuge plant," he con .. l..:.C11=c-:::=::x,,....ar.7'Ja:;;10t.:lll; .:.-:=.,,.,.,,,..~ tinued. "And when J ta lk aboul ;tv rr..:; a ga1 ~ntrifuge plant-, I am CAMELIA talking about the Rolls Royce of nuclear production. No one 1 ill further advanced.'" Krulik emphasized t h a l China, dots not have anythlnS ytt to "eVtn at.art comparing wtth the nuclear atockpil11 of the Unill!d Slalel aod R"-"11. But tbey art quite capable of 1 pn>ductni ....... 1 high-yltld the:rmonvcltar weapons every 97~ Buds •nd blooms, would compliment any patio or garden. year, plus· 1 considerably higlltr nwnber of leaser <and Jeu aophisticattd weapons . Krulak Is now pre:lident or1,·,...==m="- the Cor.ley Ntw1 Strv!"". 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Llmf!MI Offnlllr-H-MN " ttMltn • I ' I ' l --------------------- s • I OE i Q) - -DAILY PILOT-;J You Can't ; Tell Elections Without Cale11dar • POlentlal c~atts Jn the 1970 elec- tions and thoM~who get a kick out of j followlna the ptogress or those same ~entlal cnndldaks need a cle•rly mark· ed calendar, say's County Clerk William E. SI Jol\if. "There are so many pre-election forroallUes to be observed that It is absolutely vital for those involved In the eleCtlon process to be aware of them on a day to day basts," he added. st John has mapped out and printed a "Calendar for Primary Election" which llst8 all the procedures to be followed Judge Rutter Takes County Court Bench Judge J. E. T. "Ned" Rutter o! NeWport Beach "donned'.! his Superior Court robes for the first tline Friday In a court session that might prove to be the . happiest and liveliest he will ever en- 1 counter on the higher bench. Jiis formal enrobing turned out to be a pun-filled, highly info rmal affair and it seemed to be very much lhe way the former occupant of the Harbor Judicia l District municipal court bench wanted it. Judg' Rutter, 38, or 121 Via Havre. \Vas sworn 1n by County Clerk \Villiam E . St .John and becomes the Superior Court's 21st judge. An acth·e Republican, he was appointed to the bench by Gov. Ronald ;Reagan lut Dec. 24. . He takes over the vacancy crtaled by the promotion of another Newport Beach jurist-JU5llce Robert Gardner Yi:ho was >BWorn in before the same court Tllursday as a member of the Fourth District Court <lf Appeals bench tn·san Bernardino. The Lido Isle Jurist c o n c e d e d "everybody who comes to court In ~Costa Mesa points me oot as the guy who clos- ed 'I Am Curious (Ye.Jlow)'," the .spicy Swedish movie withdrawn after the }udge headed a raid last month on the Balboa Theater. And he rerlecled al length on the wis- <lom of a move that will have him com- muting from Lido Isle to Santa Ana "for just another $60 a month .'' But he tossed humor aside at the close or a coU:l"rfut~eremony to pledge the "in- tegrity, ·Wisdom, iCholarship, dedication and sense of values Which I hope I have inherited rrom mt CMher." Attorney Sam Ba~s paid tribute to Judge Rutter as "the kind or lawyer and dedicated jurist that we like to see ap- pofnted to our higher benches. We wel· cori>e this appointment, 11 ttie president or I.be Oranie C o u n t y Bar Asaociation !'!aid, "and we congratulate this court on haling obtained ,;uch a capable and de oted Judge." ames and Dennis Carpenter of NE!wport Beach, chairman of the ,Re}>ublican State Central Committee, 'vere assoc iated with Rutter in private prlictice before Jhe new superior Judge's 1ap~ntment to the bench. \Tot Recovering !From Exposure J REDMOND, Wash. (AP) -Ronald Q\yzer, 3. whose body temperature drop- ~ to 65 degrees when he became lost ~ar two diys, was reported today to be l-espondiog to treatment. His tem-~rature was back to lhe normal of 98.6. A doctor said the chill was vdlhin about. ix degrees of being fatal. The boy was id to be partly conscious and still in itical condition. Construction workers fou nd Ronald in a oOded area Thursday. 47 hours after he isappeared from his home in this com- unity east of Seattle. •le was lying face own in mud and leaves wearing only his nderwear and a swealshlrt. His rubber ts, pants and a jacket lay nearby. Temperatures in the area were . e-P.orted In lhe low 40s the night before e was found. DAILY PILOT .... ,_.. ..... M...r!tfM1 .._. I,.,_. ...... ••••t.J1 Y.n.r c-.w ... ·Cl~GI CO.UT ,VallSKll'Ci tOMl'AH't l o9eri N. w .... ",...,,_ n l'~U•Mr · J•ck II. C11rley VI(~ l'rakltrlt -C...-tl Men-oir Thon111 1Ce1 .,il Edlttr Tholfltl A. Mwr,~!ftt .Mt"'tlrl8 ·-lier °'"'" c.,1, MtN: JJt w .. 1 It¥ Strff'I Ntwll0'1 l1Kftl ttll Wnl lt1Wt IOlllt"l"f l"""" IMCft: JU l'ertt! A- f11111lkt>tl0~ •ttc~: lflll ••«~ •-"''"'"' DA ILY "ILOT, wll!I "'"ldl It ............ IM NfWl·"'"'-i. M '""°" dell¥\"' ........ . , ff" lft -•IO •1111111 ... ~ hec:ll. Ntw,.... 9tKJI, C•i. ,,.,..,,, .....,., .. .,. l ff<ft ffld ,....,11111 Vt llty, ....... wlllil -"'!Mt' 11111*'•· °''-c ... , ..... ,.,, .... ~ ,.W ......... " tt'f t i m1 W,.I •• _., ....... .. .. ...., ._,,. -1.111 Wet! ltr Stl'Ht. CMIO Mnl. &t>Jjlng Feb. I lllCI coocJudlns July 7. C0W1ty clerk'• olfoce located at 1111 E. ''It JI a valuable (idde •bet.bu or not Chestnut A\'e.1 Santa Ana.· t YoU afe actively involved in the primary -P.11rcll It, Last day to clrcullte Ind election."' commented the county clerk. rue nominaUon paptrt. All ~tes' Here la his calffld&r: nomination p1per1 must l>i nted Wore 5 -lb. , ~ ii. Oecl1rat101,.,or In· -p.m. at~Ule E1ectton Se.rilces DlvtltOir In tenUon for judicial candldates only. On or Santa Ana. between tbeae dates evecy candidate tor -WUlll.a 10 dayl of fllla,1. EaCh Cin- a judicial olflce ~must file his declaration did ate must rue his flnaitclal inlertst of intention wlth~the county clerk. form -''Disclosure of r l n 1 n ct a I -Feb. U. First day lo obtain can. Interest'' -within 10 day1 Crom the dale dldales' nomination papers. Starting to-he filed his nomination papers. day nominatio~ papers are available at· -l\11.rth 30. County Central Com- Ute Election Services Division of the mit~'s arrangement of names on ballot. The county cltrk hold.a a public drawing to determine the order in which can- didates· itamff 1:1:ppear on the ballots. -April S. Last day to file resolution reqlltstlng con.solidat.ion of local elec- tions. -April t. Voter rt&l!tralion closes for primary elecUon. -April l4. The last day for every publi c ofUcer to f 11 e a statement ol disclosure of financial interest -the same form filed by candidates. -~pril is .. Last day to notify the Secretary of State or the number of SMASHED CAR READY FDR WRECKAGE HEAP AFTER COLLISION WITH HEAVY TRUCK At Unlv•r1ity Orlv• and Culver .Road, a Bru1h With Sudd•n D91th Directors Set For Two Cities' Fund Campaign The newly merged Harbor Al'!'a t!11ited Fund, a combine Of the previously :;:eparate Costa r.1esa and Newport Beach chapters was completed Friday, with selection of 42 directors. Jac k Curley, DAILY PILOT vk:e presi· dent and general manager , was chosen as the first presiden~ of the community service organization whkh will have a '400,000 yearly budget to start. An executive board picked from among leaders of the two separate units was elected as nominated, following sub- mission of names by comm itt ee chairman f\.1rs. Frank Lynch. They include: Charles Edwards. first vice president; Robert Perkins, second vice president ; Beverley Be nson , treasurer, and Mrs. James Schafer, secretary. Faced with selecting a large board of di rectors, l2 of whom must be rotated annually. Curley solved the problem with a bag of red , green and blue DAILY PILOT marker pens. Each new director drew a pen, just like drawing straws. and the color determined whether he wou ld serve a one. two or three year tenn before being replaced. The luncheon meeting Friday was preceded by a Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors luncheon meeting at which Curley reviewed the new UF program. He said the merged UF \\'ill be housed in the form er Newport Beach United Fund office, and the member agency list will remain the same except for very minor exceptions. ·;Cooperation between the people from both cities has been superb," he said, "many people working for UF have con· necl.ions In both towns." - Curley said an execuli\'e director to head the campaign has yet to be chosen, since Costa Mesa terminated the dlrec· lorship last summer and Newport Beach has had a part-time director since Dr. Edward Mihnn died. Woman Esc,apes Death In Car-truck Collision A Corona de! 1-lar woman looking for a store to buy milk miraculously escaped death Friday afternoon in a spectacular cras h of her car and a loaded earth truck. The crash al University Drive and Culver Road immediately drew -angry Bal Isle Chief Of Autonetics Gets New Post Aerospace executive S. F. Eyestone ol Balbo.l Island, has been reassigned from president of the North Am e r i c a n Rockwell Corporation's A u t o n e t i c s Division to another post. The former chief of the Anaheim racili· ty will be !iUCCeeded by Donn L. \Villiams, who joined the firm in 1950, quitting briefly in 1!164 to become presi- dent of Tamar Electronics Industries. Eyestone, of 1601 Balboa Ave., Balboa Island, now becomes vice pre,;ident for engineering in the corporation 's Aerospace and Systems Office. Before the corporate re-shuffling, Williams WBS 5enior vice president for resource management in the firm 's Atraspace and Systems Group. A graduate C)f the University of Minn· esota, with su bsequent schooling at John Jfopkins University and UCLA, the new Autonetics president and his wife live in Fullerton. AuLoneUcs ls .involved In governmt:nt and commercial research, development and production, with its mlcrt>ele<:tronic systems used in the Minuteman missile, F-111 aircraft and Polaris-Poseidon sub- marine autonavigaUon systems. Commercial uses such as in the Boeing 747 aircraft ent ertainment systems and business calculators are also being discovered by North American Rockwell. 29th lugest industrial corporation in Anierica. responses from University Park ~sldenls about the intersection's danger. Donna C. Rippetoe, 42, of 3151,) Jasmine Ave., Corona del Mar, escaped with a broken collarbone and a head cut. Her car was demoll..shed. The truck Whid:& coWded with the auto at 3 p.m. fared jast ~ badly. Highway patrolmen said lhe truck driver, John Virgil Dillard, 27, of Anaheim, escaped unhurt, even though the heavy, two-hopper rig loaded with dirt careened ol£ the mangled car lhen tipped onto il.s side 100 teet away. Residents, including representatives of, the University Park Community Assocla- tlon complained bllt~rly at the scene abou t the lack of traffic controls at the accident-prone intersection. "\Ve've complained for months about the trucks barreling up and down the hill," one man said, "and I guess it takes this or a dead child to get something done abou t it." Several or the residents have written county superviaors begging for traffic ll&lrts, llley said. Debris rrbm the era.iii was strewn in all directions. DecoraJor samples, fabri cs and receipt books from the R1ppetoe woman's car were strewn along the path which the truck look before tipping. Several signa and traffic barrier poles were also ri pped out. • The woman was to be kept overnight !or observation at Costa Mesa Memorial Hosp!~!. fay Toilet Days Nu mbered in LA LOS ANGELES (UPI ) -Pay toilets in city.owned buildings sparked a 90-mlmrte debate ln the City Council Friday. But in the end, the body resolved by a. UM vote that it was against the fixtures. Pal tollels are a mark of "the dehu· man.zaUon of our time," said Mrs. Pat Russell, a cosponsor of the resoluUon. Cri11ie BiU Passed voters -ln term& ol poUUcal 1UbdJvlaton •nd part yalllll1Uon-who will be elli!- ble to vote In tho primary eleeUon. -May 4 IJlru H. Absentee voter ballot& wlll be avall&ble during W.. period. -~fly I Ima 13. Candidat<a and their commlttee1 must fiJe et.atement llsU111 all contrlbuUana In exce&a of ~-The decWaUoo must reveal the IOUl"C8 of the contribution. -MoY ZL Sample ballot malllns ptusl be completed iJD or before this date. -Jute •~ Ab&entee voter ballot .Jury to Convene dMdllno. Ballots mUJt be «turned Ind in ...catt.Y cktlt'a pooaeaalon by ~ p.m. -, ... I. Prlmory •leetloi. doy. Polb are open throughout Orange County from 7 a.m. to a pm .• -Jll\Y 3. Convw of tho voteo lhould • be '9ft1Pletod lodey. 'Slol.!melll ol votes filed ochedultd for reltase. · -Jaly J.7. Final statements of con· tribuUons recelved Jn excess of $SOO abould.be aubmlu.d In this period. -July 7. All candldltes lhould have 1Ubmlltod lbelr atotement& of compolan receipts and e~ on or before 11111 dlte. File with COUll\y clerk, · Y ahlonski Case Probe Expands CLEVELAND (AP) -A federal srond jury will convene here TuesdaY-tO probe what U.S. Atty. Robert B. Krupansky calls "the broadening aspects of th~ Yablonskl lnveslisation." Knrpansky called Friday ror a gr•nd jury lnyestlgatlon In the st.ylngs of Unit- ed Mine lVorkers Insurgent Joseph Yab- lonski. his wife and daughter. Thrr:o Clewland men ha ve been charged with fiNll·degree murder In Pen1 \Sylvtnla, \1·here the slaylngs occurred. Krupanskv said the probe woold lake .. several da)rs and ~ould tan wtt~ from states other than Ohio He dtcllncd to say what other states were involved. FBI warrants say plans to kill YJU>. lonskt were being made is long ago as J uly 19. Charges against Claude E. Vealey, 26, Aubran W. ~h1r1ln, 21, and Paul E. Gilly, 36, st.em from that date, aceording to the warranls. The thr'e Cle veland men are accused In the federal warr8nls of con.~plring to- gether July 19 and 8grtelng with each From Page l OIL ... other to travel from Clevt.land to Clarb- vtlle, Pa ., for the purpose of "corruptly and violently, by force, killing Joseph Yablonski." Yeblcnskl. 59, his wife, Margaret, 57, and their daughter, Charlotte Joan, 25, were found 5hot to deatl'J Jan. 5 in their Clarksville horn~ AuthorlUes ~Id they apparently were killed ea.rly l)ec. 31. The 1'"BI warrants say that at the time he was killed Yablonski was S('heduled to be a witness before a rederal grand Jur:r In Washington, and that the "object of the consplracy~wu to obstruct and Jm· pede the due admlnlstrallon of jusUce.'' Vealey, Gilly and Martin were arralg .. ed befort a U.S. commiuloner Thursday Oil charges of CONJ>lriJ>g to k1l1 v.i.1..,. okl, obstrllcllllg jUJtlco Md -plrlng to interfere with Yablonsld's rigbta as a union member. Bond for each was set at $250.000 and the cases were continued to Jan: 20. An additional bond of $25.000 \VII aet for Vealcy on a charge of illegal transporta- tion of a weapon. Extrat!.ltion papers have been drawn up at Washington, Pa. to taka the three men there to stand trla1 for murder. Lawyers for the three Cleveland men say they wilt fight extradition. Jesse D. Costa, Washington County Doyle Miller said the money would be us-district attorney, sald he was surprised ed foc oil spill cleanup projects. by the anoouncement Friday of the grand -Application of municipal building jury lnvestJgation In Cleve!"""· Jf~ r-11 and safety cod es to and Inspection of lt would not. affect extradition of the drilling platforms Jn st.ate waters that lie three men and the murder charges. within city boundarl~. . ag;)if =· div.rs, wilb tho aid of -Federal leglslallPJI 1Jv1n1 the powtr Pennsy!vanll Stale Pollet eeirched the to re.vote federal oU feales to an elected Monongahela River Frtday' near the Yab-' _olfldal, to be added lo 1be. Outer ~ -lonold•llGmo• -- u..m.t Shell Lands Alt ol tll3. · l " O!ftellla declined to lay wbat wu be- -Addition lo ledelal freedom ol In· Int ewgh~ but the rtll 11 rei>«tecf to be rormaUon acts which would force n lease seeking a weapon 1D connection with the geological studies of submarine oil fields tlayil\gs. A m:1gnet,~ from a line to Joe~ and state governmental 11enc.Jes. attached to a barge was usl!d' in the -Formation or a joint powera lobbying 5_•_arclt_. _________ _ fw\d to be administrated by Oran1e County and to be used In support of California Senators Alan cranston .and George Murphy's blll to prohibit new federal oil leases snd Congressman James a. Utt's (~Tustin) bill to create (e<fcral sanctuaries pppOl.lt. !I t a t e sanctuaries. Andrews said the fund would involve $$0,000 to $100,000. -Formation of a task force of representatives from California coastal cities and counties lo study drilling restrictions and shoreline preserv1tton (or state legislation. -Forma tion of a delegatJon of Southern Califomia officials and state Jegl.!ilaton from Southern California to meet In Washington, D.C., with federal lawmakers and administrative offlclals to present views of coaatJI area clUzem on oil legislation. -Legislation to force public hearinas before granting federal oil leases. Santa Barbara deputy county coull!el Manrln Levine said the Outer Continent.al Shelf Lands Act currently has no provtalOl'lll for consultation of public in areas adjacent to lease sites. Andrews 50unded lhe.-prevallinlJ theme of the conference, saylng "No legislation has a chance without 1upport. at the local level. Somebody has to talk to theae peo- ple and bring them to the realization of tho neceoatty or protecUng our e .. aUILDER'S WIFE DIES N-rt't Mlm Lyon ~~ii,.. .. 1.a right for 11>i. kind o1 'Builder's Wife legl&lallon now and II will &el more rlihl as we coollnue to rouJ our waters. U you really honesUy work together, 11111 can be whipped ." 'Mitn' Lyon. of Lido Isle Dies UCI Gets Grant For Cancer Work w 01th $152,000 Grants awarded Thursday show UC Irvine to be in lhe forefront of cancer research. More than $152,000 -one.fourth of 5610,000 awarded statewide by the Califomla Division of 1he Ameri can Cancer Society -was granted three rrsearchers at UCI. Senate Working Overtime Tho wife ol promtnenl Orange County builder Wllllam Lyon died Thursday nisht at st. Jude H"Pllal In Fullerton Iller • sudden lllneu. She was Miriam "Mlm" Lyon, 4', •c· tlve htneU tn 1 varlety of clvte and IOclal· organizations. -Biochemistry Professor Robert C. Warner was awarded $85,800 to study the messenger enzyme t1.nd DNA whlrh con- trol gene4ic development. --Organismic Biology C h 11. I r m 1 n Howard A. Schneiderm an was granted $41.518 !or a group program on the con. trol systems regulating the grO\.li'th and development of higher organllms. -Pathologist Shinlchl Hamashlge or the UCJ M!dlcal School wu awarded $24,966 for study of the characteristics and tmmunologi cal aspects of cancer In the reproductive oraans. otber gr1nts were to restorchcra at. UC San Diego, Scripps CUnlc·La Jo 11 a • Cedar.Sinai Medical Research 11\li,ltute, UC Rlvcraldt. lfarbor General Jtosptt.a1, Cal Ttcll. USC, Stonrord, UC Berktley and UC San Francisco Medical Center. WASHINGTON (AP ) -On the heels of passage of an organized criml'I control bill, the Senate was called Into Saturday session today to work on another ad- miniltrnUon-bicked measure to over· h11ul federal narcotics la ws. The drug bill sharply redllces pena!Ues rot the possession or use or marijuana, hf:roln and other narcotlct. while pro- viding stifler sentences for pushers and traffickers in Illegal drop. Majority Leader Mil<• Mansfield moved to toke up tho dro! blll Immediately after the Senate passed the organized crime control measure by a 'f2.1 vote deiplte scattered protests thtl\ some of its provlslom endanger Individual rights. Mansfield said that while there might be some bugs In the bill, any doubts should be resolved ln favor or pass:i.ge "BO thit we can attack a rilenace which l:t growing .more and ·more difficul t to control." ' . The Montana, Democrat W'&ed the Stn- ate to approve the blll, one of the major antl~me mtasura sought by Pr~ident Nixon, with "a big bang·1 to .;how Its determination to comb11t o-r g an Ii e d crime. Ally. G<n. John N. Mllcbell congrntu· lated the Sen11.e for it.ii passage of the bill anr urged quick House aclion. "Thill'. act is one ot the most lm3gina- tlvc and compreheDSive proposal& to com· bat urpnLied crime tvtr Introduced in the Congress.'' Mitchell aaJd. Sen. John L. McCltllan (0.Atk.). chit< Senate sponsor of the bill, said he hoped Its overwhelming pauage by the St>rutte would spur acilon by Ille House Jqdlciary Committee. However. lhert appeared to bt no pros- pect for early acUon In the Hoose when 110 hearings have beet\ scheduled. Instead, Cbalrman Em anuel Celler (0. N.Y.), of the llou"' Judlclary Comm!~ IOe h .. eMOunced hearJna1 alarUn& F•b. ') 18 ,on federal crante: to the slates for beefed-up local police forctt under the Sale Streell Act of 1161. Celtn-has propoetd Increasing the grant1 to $7SO mill ion In the nen fiscal year. That 11 far In nc:t1s what Nixon ncommtnded In hll Stole ol tho Union addresl In which he chided CO!ll'"' for not having passed any of th1 U anU· crime bllls be propoHd last )'eat. Ono b ... 1, lllruat ol lhe """"'" """"' by Ille Smite Friday la to brln1 federal tnforcement PoWtrJ directly to bear on Illegal sambllng, a major aource of rev. erwes for the Malla and othtr undtntorld cartels. Large4cole llllcll pmbD,,_ '"~'" would be made a fl<loral c!rlme. '11iese art dellnd as tnvotv1n1 five or more penon!I, belnf In operaUon for more l.han ao -days, and having • lf'08I take of as much as $2,000 In n.ny one day. Bribery of loc•I offlcl&la by 11mbll111 syndicates woul4 be a federal ollwe. I Vtlitatjon will be Sundl)' from noon lo I p.ai. at Rose ltill1 Memorial Chapel, 3900 Workman MUI Road, Whittler, will> urvkes at 11 :30 a..m. Mondiiy at the aam~ loclllon. • Mn. Lyon, of 107 VI• Jucar, Lido Isle, ielves her huabanil, dluihten Chrl!!lne Ann, II, 1nd 'Mary Suun. SI, sisters Mrs. Helal Sillpa~ Brl.atol, Conn., Mn. Ruth DrfaJuu, Wooster, Mau., Mn. Ellzatteth St.ck, f.ot Angoles, Ind I brother, Corl Marquard!, ol WllberbJm, M1N. Mrs. Lyon wu ICllve In tho Chlldren·1 Home Society, Fullerton: w11 a boon! member ol the SL Judt 114opllal Am- llluy G\llld, a put prl4klenl and dW1<f member of Da.mu cit Cu:tdad, a member of tho NaUonal l:bar1111M1ue. Fullerton, and beloopd lo Amalcon Alrllnea' Kiwi Chlb. Rer husbal)d I.a pnsldont ol WUllam Lyon Development Coolplll)', lno-, a Ne""°" lleld>buod oubaldlirJ of Amedcall SWldord 1111:. I ' I l ' t I l T ' ' ' • , i ' , ... .. •. ' ' • ! ' .. .. --., 4 DAll.Y PILOT . SitunUy, JIMIWJ 24, 1910 P11lpit and Pew Services For Deaf S.tec:tlns ''l'tylnl Bllnd" aa .,;. ...,,,.. took, Dr. Charm H. Jll<rtnfiffd wtli preach SUndof at .U &erV1ceo or SL Andrew's Presbyterlan_ Clliadi, IMO St. Andre'lf's Rotld, Newport Beach. Jtoors of '!">rship are B, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Newly e.lected mtmbers of the board of elden will be or- dained at the J :SO a.m. senlce, and newly elected de.aeon& wUI be ordained at ,the 11 a.m . .se.rvlct. Bas . Mllzvah ser\'ices at Temple Belli David of Orange County will be part of its regular Friday services at 8:15 p.m. at the Community Coogr<gotio .. 1 Church, 4111 Katellai Avenue, corner Bloomfield, in Los Alamitos . Servicts will be conducted by Rabbi Bernard B . Goldsmith, In CODjunction with Cantor Harry Newm an . Michelle Sandler, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sandler, is the Bas Mitzvah. Oneg . Shabbat and social hoor 'Nill be liosted loll!>wlni! \h• aervi<e by Mr. and Mrs. Sandie{. Bible conference speakers and educators from the United States and overseas will be featured Jan. is to 30 at the Ceatral 111111e C!Nr<h, 23rd and Orang~ Co6ta Mesa. Services on Sunday will be ·held al 9 ORAN-GE and 10:30 a.m. and 7 1.m. Nl1htly 1UVlce1, M on a y through Friday, are scheduled at 7:30 o'clock. The 3Sth an- nual Torrey Memorial Bible Conference Is conducted tn cooperation with Biota Schools and Colleges, Inc. the home cl Mr. and Mn. Jlin Lindsay, HURUn'10n . ll<•ch- The 1'110 plhel'Uf will be open to younc maroed couples intemted la meetin& new mern . • At Temple ... Sigh languas• wtll·be· th• key lo worship •t Harbor Reform Temple •aervtcea P'rt.. day when the memben of Tempi& Belh Solomon of the Deaf in San Fernando Valley Speaking at Sunday morning will be Dr. Broce OUM, p;tSlot of Gt-ace Pmbyterlan Church, Peoria, Dllnols. Sunday even- ing Dr. Dick Hillis, founder and general director of Overseas Crusades. Inc., Palo Alto, will be f~atured. The community is invited to aUend all sesslons according to the Rev. Henry Jooe.s, pastor of CentraJ Baptist. Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of the Charc~ of Reu,t.., Science of Laguna Belich, will talk Sunday on • • u ·11 n 1 Religioua Science Principles.'' Services are held at II and It · a.m. at the church, 20062 Laguna Canyon Road. ' join lhe local group for worship. Miss Joan Wakefield. missionary to Japan for the International Church of the Foursquare Gospel, will be guest speaker for the Calta Mesa Foursquare Cburcb, l'T.K Orange Ave., Sunday, at 7 p.m. . Young married couples will view colored slides Friday in Junior church and the high sehool group meet during the 9 o'clock hour and baby care is also offered at thla time. Thursday le c l u r e s are sponsored by the church at Leisure World, Clubhouse Two al 10 a.m. TEMPLE FOR THE DEAF TO VISIT HARBOR FOR SIGN LANGUAGE SERVICE The Mesa Verde United Elelne Fromberg (right) 11nd Rebecc• Groa1m11n Lead th• 1Slgn Language' Choir Methodist Churcb, 1701 Baker Sitte~ Costa Mesa, conducts morning services each Sunday at 9 and IO:J> a.m. The Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer, miniater. has selected as his aennon topic "Get.Ung a Perspective on Life" for this week. Also at I a.m. the church :school meets with classes for all ages . At 10:30 a.m. nursery through sixth grades meet. On Wednesday. g,30 p.m. the Uniied Methodiat'Men will meet for dinner in felldwship Hall. C. A. Rapp, a member of (See.PULPIT, Page i) The invitation was extended by Harbor's Rabbi Bernard King, who served as the spiritual leader for the deaf group while a rabbinical stu- dent al California School of the Hebrew Union College. Joint worship is slated at 8:30 p.m. at St. James Episcopal Church, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. Highlight of the service will be Temple Beth Solomon's sign language "choir," which chants the Sabbath liturgy through the firl&ers of the deaf "singers.'' COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY • CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ~~~~-"'-•_f_co_m~•-•_Y_o_u_.~~~~-l~I ST. JAMH, 12ot Yl9 LU., New,..-t hoc• ~ 7:JO..........H.tJIKHrht v t :OO a.•-MWll .. rr..,., 1st It lrtl S111•. \ Hefrbc ..... WIL4ncSn.. . t:ooa..-c....o~ I NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH ' 2501 Cliff Dr. LI 8-4293 1 n. .... J• ... •· 11.; ... rat•f 111 .,... .... 11...W rit •• Iii At1l1t.t rest•r LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 2900 Pacific View Dr, Corona del Atar DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER M"" w.i.,. cat.....,I_,., Porn. W•rlttt Phone 644-7664 ~ ~~=======,:;================ill IU.NCHll OP THI MOTMD CHUllCH THI PllST CNUlCH OP CHllST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms "TRUTH" Iliff a.a.-Holy hdlerfst 1st It lrtl 1111•. ......... '"'"' W I 4nc 1111•. C:WWC...•t:ot• ... TM a.. . .W. r . ....,. II, I•• ii F1mlly Wonhlft t :OO ta 10:30 1.m. I I ~'f School 9:30 1o 10:30 1.m. I' WonlllJI hnlce 11:00 !o 12:00 !I Nursery care available 9:15 ,A.M. '-lty W_,..lp 10:00 A.M. ,_.., c•-• ...... ~ HARBOR TRINITY BAPTIST CHURCH n. .... &a.WA. c,... ._..._ ..... "'"9: 611.0211 , at all services 11 :00 A.M. f.estiN W•n•lp H11rwry rr••lth4 • • • • .. • ,. • 1no W... St. at hlmew, Cosr. MeM ST. MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS low. CoHI• s.llOI, ,_,., Sur>day School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m. Baptist Training UnJoti 6 p.m. Evening Service 1 p.m . Wednesday Bible Study & Pray~r .............. 7:00 p.m. I 1==========================:1 FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ,1 WELCOME 1 l1~~C;H;R~l;S;T~L;U~J;;,~;";~;~;,~;";N~C;H~U;R~C;H~~-1 760 Ylctcirio St., C••t• Me•• 11 PecHk YMw Drive 9t Morperlte, Cof'CMM 491 M•r Costa Mes..-Flrst Church of Christ, Scientist I SeHey: 1:00, t :30 ...i t1:oo-c•11c1 cctto • t :lO 2110 M"o Verd• Dr., Coste MIH H•ly Dcrys .. A1111•1111Cd All II-. We4c•- S1111doy School-t :IS A.M. I 11.ect•r, Th• lle't. Joh• lopn. Dotls-Pllo11e 644·0463 Church Slln'lc• -11 A.M • lffdl111 •ooJll, 2150 M"• Verde Dr. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave ., C.1\1 . I S1111dey1 7:30 It t :30 C••rtfl School -t :30 Sunday, January 25th 650 HAMILTON, COITA MESA Huntington Be•ch-First Church of Christ, Sclentitt 1: Tl111rtelirys: 6:30 It 10 o.M.; Holy D•p .. •111101111ce4 I \.othCM" Y. Tar11ow, rutor 11av . .r. D. WAL\.ACI S11114•v 'Scliool ••••• , •• 9:4S T1•ini119 Union , , •••••• 5:00 Mor11i119 W•r1hip •• , •• It :00 Ev•llillt Wonhip •••••• 6:00 W•dn•Mt•v rr.-,.r M••tint for •II •9•• , , .••••••••••• 7:1 0 ""9 642°9111 Nenery Alweyt A,.llQle 11 I 110 Oii•• : Ylcor, Tllo llrt. Jek W. Do••ld1ot1 -P'll•H 141-1326 s.41·5404 Suedoy Sc•o•I -t :30 • 11 :00 11r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;1~~w~·~"~"~· ~··~,.~-~H~' ~·'~"~'~"~·~··i·~~~~~'~"·~·~·~"~·~~~,, ~·~'"~·~~·~· J CMrch-11 A.M. S."ke Adu lt lllbl• c11u: t :a AH.. IHdl .. loo11t _ 110 Oll•e CHRISTIAN lLlMINTAIY SCHOOL 541°6166 I' L1gun1 B•,,•,cl>-",!~.•.t Church of Christ, Scientist ,I ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH "I" orr 11111 St. fl Clll .... UM -.ru.t .. ,, 9' 11'1'1'• 1'•111'- UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH C•wrc• It l•edcrfSc"-1-t:JO • 11 :00 I 225J S. I. PAUSADIS IOAO SANTA ANA. HllCiHTS SUHDAV SCHOOL ................................ r:u A.M. MOllHIHO WOllSHI~ ............................... !! A.M. l:ll'IHINO WOlllftl, ................................. 1 l'.M. MIDWllK sa11v1c• Wl!DH(IDAT ,,. l'.M. Wlnl9111 Ji, AdM. l'ffM Cllllttll l'IMM J.4.WI 'FIRST ,BAPTIST CHURCH .. '""""• ,....., IAmtrlu.11 l•fltl"I , 1741S·M9fitel'9, F.Y. a ... Don Hawt .. , Ml11bter I! ' FIRST CHRISTIAhl 1 . ·CHURCH 'i 11 Victoria & Placentia Ave. I ' Costa Mesa ..._,,Piercy Mh!llltf" __ ,,.. ..... 214 ..... Newport 8Mch--First Church of Christ, Scientist 330J Viti Ude c•m:• '~Sekel -t :t 1111 :00 IMdf ....... JJ11 "9 UH ~ .- Newport Beac:h.S.cond Church of-Chrfst, Scientist 3100 r.dflc llew Dr., c.t.M Ml M• ci.m It lolldoy Sc•ool -1 t 4.M. leo4!11t loe•-WJ L Coat Hwy • All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms Cllll4 C.... p,.,1"4 AT ALL SIRYICll 1: I I Mor11i119 Wor1hip 1:30 l 11 :00 I Sund1y Sc;hool ••••• , •• , 9:10 Youth Meetf111 •• , , •• , • , 6:00 Pr•v•r s,....,i,• •••••••• , 6:30 E'l'ltttint S•rtice •••••• , • 7:00 DHtf•H!Hftn 11:~:::;:::;::::;::~~::::;::~~~~~~~~~~:::::;:~::::;:;~11 YeuW. Mllih,tff a1r1r W•'*'"P ••••••••.•.. 11• •h""' l lllle kllMI ................ ,,. •.111- M-"'t Wer-'!IJI .......... 10141 •·"'-ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH Ywtll O,...,,i-, ......••••••••. ,.lo .. "'-Vl!Qllfl ........................ 1 .. 111. ,.,,_,. .......... hn"lctit Nursery Care PTQvided 1 fMistouri Svnollll worihipift9 •f ih• 142-2421 I 14""4771 '"l414J41 UNIVERSITY PARK SCHOOL ~~~~' ~~==:;;I S1itd!Mir9 •I M.tth•w1 i11 U11i••r1 ity '•rk WOUHIP: 10:30 A.M. FIRST CHRISTIAN J c''"" of tho o,;i, Woo< a .... H. Ni•""'"" ·'••for llJ-1211 CHURCH ' NEW~~~~c~NrTY L-o. ''l<klflf., I GNTRAL M•in & Adam• Streets ' Huntington Beach • Minlilff BIBLE CHURCH L Mon1i11t Wonhlp •••••••• l :JOlll :OOAM llble Sehool ••••••• , 9:45 AM Yo11th 6ro11p• , , , , , • 6:00 f'M (.,.11i11t Wonhip , ••• 7:00 PM 111111 lhllfY O'"" -w.._-1 .,,m. \Sth l lr~•n•. N•wporl l11<lt i~ (Sm .or Cltllens au1tdlngl 1:4S A.M. S1111d•v S<hool II~) 1 / ~ IO:OOA.M. D••otion•I Servi<• 1 OFFl(E; 300 W, C-1 Hlgltw1~. H.8. fmphDlzing P~-. MWlll • ~ llie Plan of God • HllrHrY Cir. Provided II ... ltt¥kn DIAl·A·rll.A.Yll -646-063f The Person of Christ omc1: "'-"" oi.1 Of'f'ollonJJ6.9* I '=;;;;~~;;;;;:;:~:::::;:::::;:::::;~~:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;~:::::;~II The Power of the Holy Spirit • I' Sunday Sthool 9 AM Mo111in$ Worship 9 and 10:30 Mt Evmiln1 Set\tiClll 7 PM WeclMM11y l fbl• $1udy CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 9' N .. p111t lkadl M•l'llMI' C1111n:11 ef Unllell c.n11rt11 ll•~IWI s,1enc.e. L.91 A1111•1t1 • SUNDAY SERVICE ••• II AM Ml111tter ••• Albtrt aurk .. R S.t.F', THI lll:LL CLUI 01" Nl!Wl'OllT ll!ACH JU lllllN IMI .. lltllff PLEASE DON'T COME TO CALVARY CHAPEL and rrrter 7 PM ""1r1eiy dmfnl xmtl!! A fuQ Youth Program Cm. of Orange and 23rd. 5t. Costa Mesa P•stor H. C. Jone-1; lfO. Mbr. 11~==~1 u111tM c•11rch •• RELIGIOUS SCIENCE 420 10th St., Hu11ti119ton B11ch I Phon• Sl6·1I20 I I A .. glt I Youth SerYic••· 11 •• rn. Ill Ye1r Cl•11, Wed., 7:15 P-"'• llNIST PATI, MIHISTIR Corona del Mar 'il!UllCH " ~+~· o,.. ~ """' " Jo; s -,, z -= "' . ,.. + COMMUNITY CONGREGA TIONAl • 611 HELIOTROPE WenMpo-10:00 A.M. C••rc• ScJt..--10:00 A.M. Or. PfltllJI G. M111Tey, Mh'llllltf' Min SllJtie'I' Sllblol, O.C.E. 67MODO """flll9Nll 5n<1'1. ClllftorYlt. 'Tiii lll'f'. J•-c;, C11Q. l'•ttw Sunday Services .,. A.M. Hit, C..~IMll~'"'"'"'M t:Jt A..M. .. l!llll't s.t.k1 & CIWKlt 1:• Jl.M. ··-klMiell r:• ,M. .. ,._,.,... 11 :• A.M.. Menilllt W.nlll' y_, CllllrUlllMI H-ry c;1re l',..vlil! .. FIRST ASSEMBLY of GOD CHURCH 1'6 E. 22nd St., Cost• Mes• 541-3761 M. C. Crotlc, P•tet Jolt11 G•lh1lcll, Alsoclete R•y Ni<hol1011, Mi11i1t•r of Y 011lh SUNDAY SERVICES SUNDAY SCHOOL -9:30 A.M. C\.ASSIS FOi ALL AGIS Family Worship-10150 A.M. -7 P.M. CHURCH CHOIR Sh1rll Paulsen, Director Worship Service-8:30 AM Pastor Gollnick, speaking YhltM W•ICOIM -N11,..,., AtfHlf•llt St•te Lkltl!Md "*"Scllool -Mn. Jeh11 Goll11ick, Oir•<lor PltoM: 64S.2J21 ' GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 15TH • MONROVIA, NIWPOIT llACH 646·6620 (~ llKk Wut 9' HHt Hes,11111 Tho"'•• ll•11v•1111tl, Pe1tor S1"' Miller, Mu1 ic1I Dhe,for t :41 S•edoy Schfff-N11nery AttHdo11t 10:10 A.M. "Tlte Stro"tftl of the 1u,,.do11t ef J"a Cltrl1t" S•rmo11 by P11tor 7:00 P.M. "The Strt119tlt of t1to 11..-... .t Sote11" St rf'IOll by Pe1tor "SING-SPIRATION EYllY SUNDAY Nl•HT SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple ,. b AABBI BEAN.ARD P, KING meeting at St. Jlmn Episcopal Church a 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach I I I ' II II I I If you 1r• looki119 for •fl •l•bor•I• protr•"'· er io<i1I pr•1ll9•. kt if yow •r• looliint for in-d•pth llbl• •t11di••· Clirl1ti111 f•1· low1hlJ11, •nd l111piri119 1pirit•d wonhip, y•11'll lo•• 1111 T• •<CO"'· l'llff•t• 011r 9rowi119 chur<h f·"'il' we JIOW n ••• two Su11d•y "'or11l11t 1ffvic•1, t :JO artd 11 :00. Nvr1•ry e•r•. C•rn•r of Gr•en· •ill• I Sunflow•'· J4J·2121 64'·9512 For lnformaitlon: C.11676-7230 1~========~~========~1 11~~~~11 Seventh-Day Adventist Churches C••t• MitM L ..... Nft..t wonhl" h1 271 ANcod• Stre•t Joh11 Sh•w"'•k•, P•1lor HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH MeH Y..W Drlff It MH ltreet, C.... M ... Collf. AMORE"" C. AHDEllSOH, PHIOr SUndt• kf!OOI: l :DO. t :lO tnd 11:00--Momlng WorW\lJll l :IG, t::IO ~ lt:Cll Pri""• of P••c1 luth•r111 S<hool -Mi11 E1tti•r 011•11, rrincip•I Offic• Phorte; 54f;OSZ t S<ho•I Phone: S4t-OS62 A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH lalbo• ht.nd THI UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH I IS ... ,.,. 67S-09SO 9:)0 Tr1difion1l Worship l Su11cl1y School Co1t1 M•1• FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I H•rbor Blvd. Cilurdt Worthip -9:30 I If Church S<hool -9;30 S41·7727 Coit• M•1• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M•i• V•td• I l1k•r St. S49·2719 Wor1hip I Chgreh School 9:00 I 10:10 A.M. Huntington l••eh FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Z7ZI 17th St. SJ6.J537 Servic•• -9:l0 I 11 A.M. N11nery thrg 2nd gr•d•. 11 Ch11reh School -9:10 A.M. Huntington l11ch-North COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il Av1, 142·4461 Wonhip I ~ur<h School 9 I IO:lO A.M. lrvln• -Ee1t l luU UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll-1213 11412 Culv•t Ro1d •I U11fv er1ity Driv• Wor1hip I Church Sehool 9 & IO:lO A.M. l•911n• l•1d1 LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 21631 W•1l•v Driv• i11 So. L•911n• Wonllip 11 A.M, Chvrch Sthool 9:10 A.M. 499-lOIS N•wp•tf l•1ch CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400W.11lbo1 l lv ... 6JJ.J IOS Wortf\ip-9:JO A.M. Ch,rth Sc~l f :]O I 11 A.M, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian' ~=======:;:=======:;:===::~1 fi.a1·bo1· C/iri6lia11 Churc/i Phone: S41 .. S•6 Sabffttl Sckol •• , t :JO AM M•r11l .. Wemlp ., .11 :00 AM P,..,., M..tt .. ~ Wed07:10 PM S•11tfl lll•ra hftfht Ch11rclt l2712 er..,. Yellof Perltwey A. E. Rew1011, '••+ot 740 W. Wilson, Cost• M11• Y, L HEITWICK, P•tor 541-4704 20112 Mot11.tlo INfft' 44•m.I H1111tlllfN•a...tii 1 ... D ..... 4 I. Rohm, '"tor ' o• NIWrORT llA.CH -I Dile.Ip ... , M..,.._. bf111l..ty Her,., li.-.t.,., Sclte.J 425 I. 1 ltfl St., Cettti ...... Church School -9:30 A.M. Worship -10:45 A:M. N11rHff c.,. Pn't!M Phone: 67S-3915 Minist.er: Dr. D. W. McElroy Phon•: -4•2·l•l6 lobia.th School ••• , 9:JO AM ........ 1.,. WMt.lpo •••• 10:51 AM II llOllllY •· lllTIO Ml11!1t., .. ICl!lclllln CAllL GINTllY Mlllltl., .. Mvt!C S•114ay Wontilp: t :JO A.M. Ch•rclt Sc ... I: 11:41 A.M. SUNDAY SERVICES Offiu1 20112 M.,11oll•St. PltoH: t61-4MO ''" •.w .... u••AY 1cHooL ' Church of the Covenant IYANGILISTIC CIUSADI I ZlfO hl"I-IMd, C"t• M ... witlil lr11c• A. K11trl1, P11lor THI MUSICAL SIGUMANS l11tt4ey W..-1,: t :JI It 11 -cl.ere• k•MI: 9:11 9041 t.t'-'t A.._ (T91'*' a. M ..... 191, POUNTAIN YAl.LIY 1 P.M. SUNDAY Ph ... : 141-4304 NIGHTLY o:cm MON. • SAT. St A d • p b ria FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH • UNIFIED sE11.v1ce. suM•v Schoof 9:10-WORSHIP. 1o!Jo J :Je r .M. 111 • n rew s res yte n Church Wor1hill' I Yo11th 6ro11p1 -6:)0 P·"'· l!I "'°St. A,...., ..... N.,.pett .... :· CHURCH OF CHRIST """"' ..,._,. "' _,_ COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL ' CHAILll HllUIT DIUINOllLD, PASTOI ' .... COrllfllurilty °""'°' -'llt1ton "'' "-YI W•lcoflle I ~ -kMtt9'f'tell -,..,._,.,., -CllPll Ct'N Wrilpo • Ch•rdl ...... I: .. f :JI • 11 A.M , .. 217 W. WILSON ST. COSTA MESA ..._ 7141 •nwu• ""110•,.. ••1ovi1W EVANGELICAL FREE CHURCH ' ~!;_~~r:!?!:!~~.~~1;~ SUNDAY MORNING llllli STUDY·············· t~IA.M. I ., Hntl.... .... I * TEMPLE SHARON J ..... ,...111'.P•tw SUNDAY MORNING WOISHtr ' COMMUNION •• 10:41 A.M. 1111 ft«I• ........ ll .. 7tll I Wenflip. Cll•rdl k .... -9. IO:JO A..M. SUNDAY lVENING WORSHIP' •••••••••••••••••• 6!00 r .M. I 11". """" "-Mutw, ,es..,. 1 n. cMMnotl" l'fW•1•1 .. fM tH ~~~~~~ H+1J41 ! ' L ,, ...... -._., kMI• -All"'" I IOlltiN H--A'" I :;:~~~~~~:;;:::~~:::::;:;;:::~~~~-WlONESD!tY VENING 111 E STUDY • • • • • • • • • •• • 7:)0 r .M. I lhM A,M. -MWllllll w.nn-.. f'.M. -'""ti! Oreu,. I 611 w .. t NOMltt.11, c.. ... M ... NUlQIRY C.All PROYIDID l 1M ,M. -•~to11111 ""'1<" 1 •JA. w.-.. 11111 stut,. AU Jewi1h f1rn!li•s 1r• invit1cf to jo\11 u1 !11 tr11ly "'••11l119f11I Affend the Ch h f y o .... 0. M•y1'.t4 D ••• H•nt A,M,-"A .... ,1. '•tpohl•lly SM Apo•rt .... ,. SAllA.TH IYIHIN• SllYICIS ••IDAT. 1:11 P.M. urc 0 our • ... .., AucteloN Mi11ltm -bedu1 2' ' ' Ch • S ' Phone: 5'1-5711 o •. y or Night P.M-Y•11tt. Hlgltt -C•J1111t••"•• J1IHlor Spltltllal Lff4ff -loWtl ........ Chod..... I 01ce on unday . ' 1...~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~..J''-~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~L~'-''~·:''~'~'~-':••:•:'':...:.s'~·~":'~c:':':''"""~o:':'':...:s':':':''"""~'=':'·~':•'~'_Jl'.'.::==============================,;======~~o.i 1 ' • • • ;. .r ~ y ,, ,, " ia ill ., :h :Y af l l J - - • .. ' ---~=======:"7=-c:----:=-=,,,,~=--=-=,,,,==":'l. :: • .:• "'"·='':':':":~-::"::"'::-::""::"":".:,-:"'.':•"'='-:::-::"." ===-=::-·:::-:-:;;-:;-::-::;:-.'.;-;:-'.:::::-:=::::-::-7'"0-:-------- - - - . ~ --~ - -------~ ---~--;:·:==:==-===-..... -., .. -.. ~ .. -·-· _..._ ---· ·---·~ .. ~...-----.. --........ --. " .. -........ -.. ---~·-· ----.. --.. ~ .. -~· • .. 5.t""d•Y ...... ,..., 24, 1970 • DAIL v .PflOT IS CoogngaUoaal, Ill Heliotrope ;;,;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;~~ I ·.Pulpit 81J Pew I ---• .. -.·MUM ' i Ave ., 10 a.m. Dr. Philip G.\ Aiurray will be In the pulpit. Clrurch school b ai.o at lO a.m. and nuraery care II pro- vided. (Contluued From Pa;e fl the ect@Omlcs department at' Chapman College, will speuk on "Money, Inflation, and Circumyenting It." . • 'The church 's Cha rae Con fe:rerice ii set for Thursday with the ReV. Wi11iam ffobbJ ' superintendent Of the Sant~ Ana . District, presiding. The methng wJU .conveoe at 7::J.I p.m. Dr. Leon Emery lfillon, prlnclpal af the Sun View School in llunlington Beach, has announced that he will serve as tour host for a trip to lhe Bible lands of Rome, Egypt, Israel, Greece as well a.s Switzerland and England this summer under I h c auspices or a New York tour organization . Dr. ftilton has served as minister of music at lhe Com- munity lt1ethodist Cburcb and llerved Westmin1ter Baptist Chu_rch before Its mtrger with llunUngton Beach First Bap- li1t Church. He currently teaches the Thusana Bible Class of First' Bapllsl Church Long Beach, a class ot middle aged couples \Vitti. 2 5 6 members. Dr. or Mrs. Hilton ma y be cont.acted at their home by telephoning 596-0389. Robert Car\' er, a second year sludenl at the Church Divinity School of the Pacific, and candidalc for f-loly Orders from SL James' Parish. vdll be the speaker al all services on Sunday at St Jamts Epl1colal Cburcb, 3209 Via Lido, Newport Beach. His talk mark.• Theological Edue.ition Sunday. Stach . is beginnlns a Prayer campaign. I As part of lhe progtlun lhe church ,has &late-it each Wednesday rncrning rorn 10 until tr a'ltl. l htime ..;eek-day prayer meeliog for l>tth men and women. 'tJ. 7-...l\m. the regular ",Hour of PQWer" will meet in the church SlfOCtuary with Bible study aJ)d prayer. Each SoturdaY lit 7:30 a.m. a Men's Prayer BreakJast Is scheduled. In additiO'J.1 at 5:30 J.n1. eacll Sunday. the Board oQDeacons meet for prayer btfore the evening service. For information r,egarding Lhe prayer services call 817- 7050, the church ofrice. wlU take the gavel. The Rev. Mr. Fted Overby, astocia~ pa5tor cf Community United Methodist Church in Hun- Ungtoo Beath, was elected srcretar~ and the Rev. Mr . Wlllb lloar of Hunllngton Beach First Baptist Church will serve as treasurer. Increased cooperation and commWlicoUcn for the new i year were the key tssues !; discussed at the meeUng. Q ~ ''\Vhat I Believe the Church Should Be " by the Rev. Melvin V. Taylor Is the sermon topic Sunday at F1lrvJew Baptist Chuta, 252S Fairview Road, Costa Mesa, at 10 a.m. ' .. I r ' • -. • •• Am>uat metU"I or the church wlll convene followtn& services. BUSLNESS ANO PROFESSIONAL GUIDE AUtOMoBILE WAXING & POLISHING laterlon & Engine. Cleant<l S45-6040 ROY'S AUTO DETAIL ZOU Newport, Costa ltte1a Free. Pickup & Delivery Stlllt rnttk•111 M•ltff (lltf91 • MATTRESSES The Rev. Willis }_ I.:oar of the First BapUst ti.urcb will continue U1e series o f messages on the Portraits o[ Christ \\'ilh "The f\.1odel Suf- fer" al both services: 9:30 a.m. al Peeks Ch.apel, 7801 Bolsa, \Vestminsler and 11 a.m. at the Huntington Beach Chapel, 6th and Orange . Church school for all ages meets at 9:30 a.111. al lhe MATTRESSES Following the service the BOATS HOMEs TRAILERS annual meeUng will be held ~-:t>' ~ Irrtgular Sh•P" along wllb a family potluck 11..., . • Costa_ Mtia Mattresi Co. dinner. At 7:1S p.m. the third --~ 2lSO Newpor:t _Blvd. le(ture in a series by Dr. 303 Robert Laurin ol California ------------------lll....:L;:lbe;:.:,rty;.:,:,.8.:,·.1;,::.:..;;_ Baptist Semlnary of lhe \Vest is slated. llis topic is "The e UPHOLSTERY Book cf Ecclesiastes : Resignation Without Faith." down~\v,1 chapel only .. Child About 1:>00 Catholic nten care is also provided. J •; frori'I Ulroughout Los Angeles Junior High B.Y.F.'s will Oranie, Ventura and Sanu; meet al the church at 6 p.m.: Barbara counties will attend the senior high _group will the thirty-fourth annua1 Com· leave for a show trip Sunday. munion Pi-1 as 5 . of the At 7 p.n1 . Pastor Ular \\'~11 Archdiocesan Union of •loly preach "I Be 11 eve 1n Name Socielies at 8 a.m. Sun- Missions." School cf f\tissions day in Blessed Sacrament will be held throughout the Church , Jlolly\\'ood. month pf February. Jfarbor area men headed by f\lack f\I. Romans, will attend. James Fr<1ncis Cardinal Mc- Intyre, rcecntly retired art h· bishop of Los AngeJes. will ct:lebrate Lhe mass and speak al a breakfast in lhe llolly- \l'uod Palladium. be held on Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at the chur ch. Dr. Kenilelh Muck, Director or Fellowship of Baptists for Home Missions will be speak- ing in the Adult Sunday School class at' 9:45 a.m. and the mornlng'worship at 11 o'clock at the Huati.ngkln·Valley Bap- list Church, 9779 Slater Ave., Fountain Valley Sllllday. Also scheduled for Sunday, are the "Reflections." a mUsical group from the Lo5 Angeres Baptist College who will present a program for the 6 p.m. service. The -annuaI meetlna: of. the cJ\urch will be beld \Vednt,Jday al 7:30 p.m., prectded by a potluck dinner al 8:30 p.m . ''The Stranger" is the title of the sermon to be preached by the Rtv. Davitl D\Profio ,at Christ Church by the Sea, J~ \V. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. Early worship and Church School are at 9:30 a.m. with another S<'rvicc at 11 a.m. Nursery care is provided at both services. "Church \Vor.k, of the Work Mesa Upholstery Liberty 8°4781 JJSO N!W..OlT ILYD. PUT CASH IN YOUR POCKET Sell unv.·an ted Items \1'ith a. DAILY PILOT O assifled Ad. ,HONE 642-5678 l l "Experiencing Fcelillfs and Talking About Them'' will be the sub)ect o{ Sunday morn: "Building and Built Upon" will be presented Sunday by the Rev. Nonnan L. Brown at the Plymoutlt Congre:1aUooat Church ()f Newport Harbor, • 3262 Broad Sl., Newport Beach. \Vorship servict. Sun· day school and baby care arc all ~lated at 10 .a .n1. ·Co mmun io n will be celebrated al lhe 7:30 a.m. service at SI. John tbe Divlne Episcopa l Church, 2043 Orange Ave.. Cosla Atesa ·sunday. f\Iorning prayer service at 9:30 o'clock. The Rt. Rev. R 0 be rt of the church?" ls the topic I Russek, S.T.D., will be the for worship servtce1s alCliC~ronb•J speaker for the an nu a 1 ~d~e~I ~~~la~r~C.~m~m~u~n~ly~~ur~c~, ~=::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~[I L.Jl..1-l~:i:i mee.Ung at St. ltl a r y • ,1; Eplscopa1 Church, 428 Park A\'C., Laguna Beach, Monday. The 7 p.m. dinner meellng will be held in lhe parish hall following a 6:30 p.m. com- munion llervice. B i sh o p Rusac.k serves as suUragan bishop or Los Angeles. lng's talk to the Unitarian· Lutheran Church of 1be Univeniallst Fellowship 0 ( T\laster. 2900 Pacific View Laguna Beach by Dr. Jerome . Drive .. Corona del Mar. offers Il,abow, soc ial psychologist worsh1~ fl 9: 15 and 11 a.f!1 . and assist.ant professor at Dr. \V1lharn R. Eller will UCLA. lie is co-author of the \ preach "The Rewards of l>Op.k "Vllal Probl~ms of . God." Church school meets at Am_erican Society.'' 10 a.m. . The meeting starts at 10:30 The annual congregational a.m. al Leooora Portney's meeting will cpen with a Creative Dance Studio. 336 N. ,po!luck dinner at 6:30 o'clock Coast Highway. f"riday evening. The con- "'The God of Encouragement and -Hope" will be the sermon subject at Harbor Chrl1tian Church , Disc'iples ol Christ, • Sunda)'. Df. D. W. l\1cEltoy will be m the pulpit. The con- gregaUon meets eacfi. Sunday al Hai:J>tt Elementary School. 425 E. 18th St. Sunday school meet! at 9:30·a.m. follov.'ed by 'WOr&hip at 10:45 a.m. Nutsery care is provided. . At the llunUngton Beach gregation will be able to sug- p;esl changes and plan~ for the future program of the con- gregation. • Ptfembers cf Christ Lutheran .Church. 760 Victoria, Costa Ptfesa. begin the Sory of Lent this week. Septual(esUna Sun- day is the first of thrte pre· ten ten weeks and the Rev. J'.,othar Tornow will preach "Assurance of Salvation." • 4 U1lied Church of Rengloos Science this Sunday, the Rev. Erne11t Pate will diScuss' "Us· ing Religltlm Sciencc/'j The talk Is the 18:st or lhe annual January review or b ·as i c Religious Science princi ples. The ti a.m. service is prelud· ed by a meditatk>n period at 10:45 a.m., at the church . 420 • loth st. I I I I I I I I i Sunday school and Bible classes meet at 9:30 a~m . Worship is.at 11 a.m. . "Oneness or Religion" will ·be the subject of a panel •'discussion at the Bab•' I Center, 985 Victoria, Cost.a P.fesa. ~tonday even i n g . Paneli~ts wi ll choos!! reading.'\'. from the revealed ''\Vord" of the Great Reli~ions of 1.1oses. Krishna. ~ddha. Christ. Muhammad, ~ Zcroaster and Baha'u'llah. ' J\torning wcr1hip ls at tO:Jll. a.m. at Resurrecllon Lutheran Cburcb, 9812 Hamilton, Hun-Women's Society of Chris- tington Beach. Resurneetion lian Service, United ltfethodJst Church Js affiliated with the Church of Laguna Beach will I Lutheran Church in America . open the first general meeting I The Rev. Arthur R. Tingley of , 1970 on Tuesday, Jan. 21 , I will speak on ,;The \Vay of with a luncheon at 12:30 p.m. Con:secr'\led Purpose." The Rev. E. Pierce Hayes, a J Sunday school for .grades missionary in China for 30 J three and older is scheduled at years, will speak.. - ! 9 a.m.; nursery care through 1eccnd grades meet at 10:30 The lluntiogton Beach-Foun. 1 a.m. The adult discu!sion lain Valley MI n Is & er I a I t group meets al 9 a.m. to con· As50eiation elected officers I t sider the mission sludy theme and set the tone of pro- for 1970 "Set Free for gramming and cooperative ef- t Others." forts for 1970 at a recent 1 meeting . t Warner Avt11uc Ba pt i 1 t The Rev. Mr. Kenneth I Churcb. Warner Avenue at 1'-tcMlllan, United Methodist ) Gothard Street, lluntingtan minister in Fountaln Valley, •1 -;;;o;;oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiO .... ,.,,;liiin-V:~~~-'-l • ~ If l nirhdiim fleanorial park Tbt So111hland's lllosi BtlUlliful I M1mori41s MJ,USOl(UM • COlUN.l.UIUM • (VtlfTftY Nursery Cart' is provided . ·The Rev. Loren Dalee Flick- inger will preach "Joy of Liv· ing" al 10 a.m. services for Newport Unity Cburtb. The group meets at Senior CilizC'11s Building, 15th and Irvine, Newport Beach. First Cbrl1tian Cburcb, 23S Legion , Laguna Beach. will cot'tduc• wol'ship services al 10:4:> a.m. \Vith the Rev. Bruce Cushing preaching "What Sin Can Do.'' The Rev. Lloyd Cummings will speak al the evangelistic hour, 6 p.m. On Sunday, Jan. 25, St. Wlllrld's Episcopal Church; Chapel Lane at Ellis, Hun- tington Beach, will hold its an- nual parish meeting . Professor Robert 1'-1itchell. noted fer his presentaiions Oil "Pop Music and the Church" in more than fifty Southern California churches, will lead tne services of worship at the Flm Baptlil Cliutth of Foan- ~ Vllley, l7415 M1gnolia St. Sunday. Bible T hou.ghts IAlllS ' SIN: J11111 ••iii, "-S11H1r { p1rmit) th1 Uttt1 ch;ldre11 lo COll'I• 111110 mt. 111d forbid thtll'I not: of 111ch i1 tht ki111aclom ol God," Mk. 10:14. At1l11 ht 11icl , "-icc1pl y1 b1 conv1rt1d ind bt· com1 11 liH l1 c:hildr111, yl 1h1U 110! 111• t1r into th1 kin1Jdom of H1tv111.'' Mitt. I l :l C1n 111yo111 rt•d th111 1l1l11111nh of J11u1 11111 STILL tty 1 b1bv. or liHl1 child it SINFUL ind SE,AR.ATEO FllOM GOO? A b1by i1 bor11 SINLESS, I Jn. 3:4 11y1, "-1i11 11 tr1111111r111io11 of 1•1 l1w." H11 1 IAIY' 1v1r tr1n19r1u1cl l1wf 111. 59:2 11y1, "l ut your iniquititl h1v1 11p1r1t1d b1fw1111 yo11 111d yo11t Goel, ind yo11r 1!111 h1 .. 1 hid ki1 f1c1 from you th1t h1 will not h11r." Until 1 b1by 9row1 vp ind commifl SINFUL 1111, ht r1m1i111 1 child of Goel, 11 ht w11 born. SINFUL ACTS 11p1r1l1 0111 fr1m '""' A b1by c111not-r1c."'9-&fllf< b1pti1..,, for he-c•11'+ IE· llEVE •nd h• c•11't REPENT lh• h•1 no 1in to ''"'"t ofl. A b•bv do•1 11of NEED to r•fum to God; h• 1111 11e~•r b••ll ••P· •r•+•d f1om God by SIN. A b.by w111 11_of b, 101! •t•rn•lly for th• 1i111 of OTHER p•o• During the morning worship pl•, E1•k. 11:20 1t•t•1, "Th. 1oul t h•t ,:1111.th, It 1h1tl d i•. Th• 1011 1li•ll 110t ~ •• , th• i11iquitv of tt.. ftlh•r, 111ilt!1r 1h1U ti!• services, at 8:30 and II a.m., f•+h•r b•tr tli• ini"uity of-th• to11: th• ri9ht•ou111••• of th• _Mitchell will lead the con· ri9lit•ou1 1h•ll b• upo11 him, •l'ld tll• wick•d11111 of th• wick1d gregaUon ln thinking about 1h11l b• upo11 him. In E1k. 2011, w• f!nd th•I th• i1111oc•nt will bow music adds t.c the 1uu,,. .. n ••rth du• to th• ''"' of OTHERS b1c.•11•• of· •11 ... iron• creative expert enc e of m•nt1I f1ctor1. A dru11k111 f1th1r c.1u111 h;, wltol• f•mily to shi H ·u I h th 1uH1r o,._ ••rth, bul NOT ETERNAllY. wor p. e WI meet WI e 'four comm•nh er• ln¥it1d. VISIT ct.urch of Chrf1t, 217 W, aduJt choir for a workshop in Wilton St .. Coil• M•••· Pho111 541·5 71 r, 646·576l . Tun1 Tl/ the aftt.rnoon and at the 7 Ch1n111! t -Sund1y.., 7:30 1.m. o'clock evening suvict: will: IJiimmmmmm~)pf'N~'O[~ speak on the topic ''Ccn-temporary muslc in th t OPEN TODAY Church.'' Potluck supper Jn the parish hall is slated for 6 p.m. follo\v· ed at 7 p.m. by the, annual business meeting. Elections will be held and reports given. "Nevertheless-A Lesson in After the meeling a short Faith" will be the sermon EvenS<lng Service "'ill be held. topic of the rev. Bruce A. Kur- rie at The Pre1byte rl an DON'T The .Rev. DonaJd E. Roberts CblU'(b of U:le C0\'1nant, 2350 will be in the pulpit for the F'airvieW Road, <:osta Mesa . 9:30 a.ni. worship service at Worship servict:s will be held Cbriat Preahyterlan Church , at 9:30 and 11 a.m. 20112 Magno\ia,l llunlinglon:;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Beach. ._ A family pollu.ck supper will Easler Rite Set at Park Easter Suhrise services will · be held around a lake in Hun· tington Beach's undeveloped Central City Park. David Hayward, rep esen· ting Boy Scout got City Council permls Mon· day night lor the ser ts and a three-day campout near the Jake on Golde n West Street oorth of Talbert Avenue. The boys will begin their camp<Jut Friday, March 27 and 5tage-the Easter services in conjunction with the • Hun- tlngl.on B ca c h Ministerial Association. ~v A Delight FOR DINGHIES, SAILBOATS end FISHERMEN .. .. ONLY .... 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'" """' Jfwfl • South Coast Plaza ' : I 28~ I $. Bristol St, <Nut Door to Dept. of lmploymentl I .,1,,.1 " ... 01.,, l'wy. I 546-8270 Sorry, No T•k• Dut J HARIOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH ,.,,. "'" ' c u N SHO, IYllT 1¥1141,"• .fl!! w .-.'! - -0 PO - - -l1._ _ _,_"""---1-'~'-·w_1-'s!c....W_r_L_so_N_sr_..:R..:E..:E..:T;.,_c..:o..:ST...:..A:..M:.:.·..:E.:.SA.:... _____ ...JJL-..~:;;.''."":,".:.• ... ;;;•·•::...:-;;:••:;.::::::.:'.:•;.:~.;:::::-:.· ..:;;.._....;;,... ___ .. t - \ • I I • • ,..,,_,. "'""' • FRANCE 0 51 IDD MllH .SW ITZERLANO I Two Germanys Moving Closer f By YORICK BLUJ\IENFELO Edllor!al ReMardl Reports ~After aljn0&t a quarter-century of living .iJ>a,rt. ·East Germara, and West Gennans are begllming lo·co'ntact each otber of· \cially about the) ~sslbility of formally !cognizing this f;tct of life. The prospect : a reconCiliatlon between the t\vo rmany& -though not reWlu:icai.lon - ~rs brighter as the new decade ins than perhaps--at-uy lime since-the -was divided at the Close of \Vorld U by" vlctoriouS · .JVestem and :in-;am'ltes. ' -- •regulated·neighborliness" with East laDY is one · aim of the new West 1an government of Chancellor Willy Jt In its desire to establish nonnal ~ns with the Communist cwntries Mstern Europe. S"'n's "eastern p>licy" seems to coin- Y~tb Moscow's apparent desire for Prty in Europe at a time of anxiety E~&·s border wllh China and in lie EasL OBSTACLES remain in lhe = for Gennan reconciliation. The ation of Gt.rruany no longer ap- be one of Bonn's priorities. And has emphasized that bis govern~ cannot ih the near future consider blishment of fonnal diplomatic n.s with East Germany. j;!r relations to each other, be,said in 'oos o ... en.ure to the East German enl on Oct. 28, only ooe week became chancellor, "could only zpecial nature." 'richt rejected a -.'special natw:e·• lt'onship. He counttr'ed by sendmg 'dent Gustav HelnernaM ·of \Vest y a draft treaty whose fir st arti· s for formal recognition. East y threw more cold water on talk -s when It raised a new issue over on Jan. 10 and set forth other .mands that are obviously unacceptable BoM. One demand is that West ~ ny change ils legal code to con- o East Gennany·s. ukNDT TOLD the W•sl German Mest.ag (parliament) in a state.of-lhe-- Uon address, Jan. 14. that infonnal should precede any formal negotia· as. As an enticement to Ea.st ~ny, he said that each 1lde ••must ~· to bring up all issues that It, by supplying Bavaria with natural gas fu the 19i0s. To avoid embarr'assing East Germany further, Russia will deliver the gas !Jlr.ougb pipelines ln Czecllo!llovakia . NOW TB& CORK was out of the bottlt. The Polish government quickly accepted an offer Bonn had made seven months earUer:to conducl talk$ with the Poles on a variety ar palitical and ei:.'OOOmic ques- tions. On the 1ame day . -Dec. 27 - Ram!Jila ·s1-an greement with West C~nntf,f.·ai~ed at inqreasing trade and eeMfl'"ik7'cooperation 1 be~w~ the two coutitrfe . 'P.10reover, Hungary soon an. nounced that Its minister o( trade, Jozsef Blro. would arrive in Bonn early in 1970 to negotiate a trade agreement. AU this flurry of trade and talks represents an extreme change in the political climale of Central Europe. Indeed, after so maoy years of deadlock, the emergence of a West Gennan chancellor who would push for better relations with his COW1lry's ea.stem neighbors gave East Germany a fright. And It seems to have caused mild con. sternation in the U.S. State Department. Al\IERICAN DIPLOJ\IATS -and presumably their Soviet counterparts - long have considered the unresolved pro· blem of divided Gennany one that could someday shatter world peace. A detenle between West Germany and its Com· mwtlst neighbors, eSpecially E a s t Germany. could benefit both Wa:;hington and Moscow. But Washington is haunted by a thought, perhaps best expressed rive years ago by a fonner West German of· ficial. "It is Ruma -and not the United Stat.es -wbo holds the trump card ln the game," he said. "The West can onl)' make promises to Germany, while Russia can actually carry them out." Washington's c~rn may involve more than fear of the United States l06ing influence in Euroi)e. George Ball, a forfn. er Under Seeretary of State 11961..fitil. wrote rectnlly that "There are still illdi· \'iduals in p-m·cr with sufficiently long memories" of German and Russian col· laboratloo ''to react jumpily when Bonn cautiously explores a re•ision or relations with Moscow and the smaller states of Eastern Europe:" ·' Comment Page MAN'S RIGHT 'Must Rise from a Littered Land and . Begin· AneiV' Ftgurt1 of aational consequence will 11ther ID Saata Barb1r1 Jan. U, one year to dN black dly 1fter Ute grtal oil blowout, to work oo 1 batUe plan to fl&ht back agalast eavironmental blight. At the cent.er ot event.I 11 lbls documeat wrlttta by Dr. Roderick Na1b, associate profes- sor of history at the University of Call· fanail I.Del a member of a community· wJde coanntU« sponsoring wbat ii dc- 1cribed as "not a conference -but a 1trategy sessktn." The Santa Barbara Derlaratlo1• o f f;n vlron111e 11tal Rights ALL 1t1EN have the right to an environ- ment capable of sustaining lire and pro- moting happiness. lf the accumulated ac· lions-of the past become destructive of this right, men now living have the fur· tber rig~t to reP;Udiate the pa~t for t~e benefit of the future . And it is .manifest that centuries of careless neglect of the environmP:nt have brought mankind to a final crossroads. The quality of our lives is eroded .and our very existence threat· ened by our abuse ol the natural World. P.tOVED by an environmental <Waster in Santa Barbara Channel to think and act in natlonaJ and world terms, we submit these charge1: We have littered the land with r efuse. We have encrocched upoti our heri· tage of ope1~ space and w1Jdla11d. We have stripped tM forest! and the grosses and reduced the soil to fruitless dust \Ve have contonlinated t/1e air we breathe for life. We have befouled the Jokes and rivers and oceana oloug u;ith their shorelines. \Ve hot.•e released cU:adlu poisons into earth, air. 011d tooter, irnperiling all life. \Ve have exterminated t'ntire spe· des of birds and animals and broughC others close to annihilation. •------Our ltlan In San Frant!lsro------ Tightened Nut By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Overheard about a local hot political figure : "I don't say you could put him in a nut house but if he were already Jn one, I doubt that you could get him out" ... I can't prove it, but t suspect that new Volkswagen owners are given a crash course in offensive driving .•. Learn something useless every day: the foam on beer contains more alcohol than the beer Itself, so don·t "Whoosh'' away the best part .•. The on1y U.S. artifact. that gives perfect 5ervice year..a!ter year would seem to be the Zlppo lighter. Too bad its prin- al function is such a destructive one (my pet Zipp> tr 18 years old and going strong. which is more than 1 can say for my lungs) ... "BEFORE'' and "After '' ads doo'.t always work. For instance. the city of Atlanta has bought double-truck ads in the slick magazines, showing photos of Atlanta taken from the same vantage point in 1960 and 1970 -and there's no doubt about it: the 1960 city looked better. More· tree~. more houses, a warm and mellow feeling. The 1970 Atlanta. of which the city faUlers are so proud, is just another faceless jumble of high·rises. and a lot of trees and pretty old houses were sacrificed to achieve it. JlhUttY PRJCE: "I'm again~t sex education. 1 figure the less people know about it, the better my chances are" ... New books I may not get around to reading in 1970: "The Toa~tmaster General's Guide to Sue· cessful Public Speaking," by George Jessel : "Odyssey of a Friend : Whit- taker Chambers' Letters to William t". Buckley, Jr .. 1954-1961." ... Superbip- pie of the new year: Janet Smith (the ex-1'-frs. llarold Smith Jr.) who return· ed to Reno after a long stay in t.1arbel\a, Spai~ Viilh a Finnish h6Useman, a Chinese cook end a British nanny for her six children. THE YEAR of the Dog begins Feb . 6 in Chinatown, but don't knock it. Next. The Year of the Boar (hi there ). \Ve may yel look back on '69 -Year of the Cock -with nostalgia ... Although, according to a fine graffito sp>tted ln Berkeley by Dr. Fred Gordon : nostalgia isn't wliat it used to be'' ... Add memorable quotes: '' Non· violence is a failure. The· only greater failure ls violence." (Joan Baez). PEEKABOO: Hal Geioque, in the menzroom at S.F. Airport, noticed a State Highway Patrolman standing there patiently, overcoat over left arm, briefcase in right hand. Suitably intrigued, he loitered a bit to see who would emerge from the cubicle end - why, hello tbere, Senator George Murphy! Our man followed them outside just in time to hea[_ a Little Old Lady nudge her husband 1 and ~'hisper: "Look. Harry, there's our Senaoor. George Bums." Which he does, at limes. NOTES OF A NEWSNIK: Bonnie Neumaier of Berkeley Is one or those people .who read old magazines. Leaf- ing through the April, 1969, issue of C05mop>litan, she came across a story titled "65 (Depressed) Celebrities Tell 'How I Fight the Blues,' " and there al the bottom was Sen. Ted Kennedy saying: "Swimming picks me up.'' f\1ESS Of OOTIAGE: Police of. ficers may nol like to be called cops, but on the other hand. there's that Police Dept. recruiting ad headed ·'San Francisco Would Be a Hell of a Place Withoul Cops" running in the slick national mags. like Time. And (sodderi thoughll how many Time readers are Interested in beco1ning cops or police officers anyway? f\1AYBE YOU llAD lo he there dept..: Joe ClaUi. who work s (or his uncle. Oant.e Bagnani, at Four fllonks Wine Vinegar, has been touched by the sight of a Little Old Lady. v.·caring a sbabby gray coat, shuffling past the place every day -cold, forlorn, lone. ly. So the other day he impulsively grabbed a gift pack of vinegar, dashed outside and handed it to her. mur1n11r- ing "Season·s Greetings." She took the package , stared at It. bopped him over head with it -''Laugh-1'0 sty I e -and walked on muttering "!\?ind your own business, sonny." \Ve ore ~rmitting our orn aPedt!'J to increase beyond the earth's poten- tial for aupPort. \Ve have made mu.ch of ~lie phvsi- col world ugly a11d loud, ,depriving n1an of the beautu and quiet that feeds hi.s spirit. RECOGNIZING that tht ultimate nmedy ror these fundamental proble~ is found in man's ml'nd, not his machinU, we call on socieUts and their government.s to recognize and implement the following principles: We need an ecological comciousne&! that rtcognius ma11; as member, not master, of the community or living things sharing his environment. \Ve must extend ethics beyond llOCial relations to govern man's contact with all life form.! and with the environment it- seU. \Ve need a renewed idea of~comn:iun.lty which wlll shape urban enviro~ents that serve the full range of human need!. We must llnd the courage to take upon ourselvn as individuals. responslbllit, for the welfare of the whole enviroilment, lreaUng our own back yards as If, lhty were lbt world and the world a.s tr ,Jt were our back yard. We must develop lhe vision to see that in rtgard to the natural world private and corporate ownership should be so Umite(i as tG pre.serve the interest of society and the integrity of the environment · We need greater awareness of our enonnous· powen. the fragility ·cif. the .aitll. and Ille ---.illllity. of rnen and governments for jts· preeecva- Uon. We must redefine 11progrt!.S" Utwart' an emphasis on long.term.quality rathe: than immediate quanLlty. WE, TIIE REFORE, re.solve tit act . We propose a revolution in conduct 19Ward an invironment whlch--ls ·ristng~lrt revott against us. Granted . that ideas and instl· tuUons lo1;11 established ate not · easily changed; yet 'today i5 the first day of the rest of our li!e on this planet. We will begin anew. California Sets Drinking Styl_es From 111 Arttcle in NEWS FRONT f\1aglfzine From the nation's beverage industries, the publlc's·order for the early 1970's ap- pears to be "another round Of the same." The out.look indicates conUnued steady growth iq soft drink consumption, con· Unued increase in the percentage of the population who use liquor and wine - and con_Unued leveling off for beer. Soft drinks are going up between 7 and 9 percent a year, so tbat domestic sales by 1970 could be in the neighborhood of 4.5 billion cases. Exports are also, clim· bing rapidly. A pressing industry problem involves anti-litter legislation. Con.fronted by the definite possibility of outright bans or crippling taxes on no-return bolUell and cans in some are.as, the industry is taking U'IC lead in anti-litter campaigns. Canada Dry, for example, has anti-litter messages on its labels and also supplies bumper stickers. The company even pr<>- motes the use or containers for hobbyists. TllE GREATEST queslion mark in soft drinks, or course, ls wha:t will happen to the 10 percent o[ the market that had been claimed by diet be\'erages. The Federal ban on cyclamates. announced in October. was a surprise to the industry, but nonetheless, all companies weren't caught entirely unprepared. Coca Cola, for instance, was ready with a new formula using other sweeteners for Tab. Questions to be answered are: -\Vhat acceptance will non-<:yclamate <liet drinks get from the public? <PreparaUons with a saccharin base have not OOen ,;ucceiSful bocause o! a bitter af ter-tasle l. -I[ denied access to diet drinks that they like, wUI consumers turn to regular soft drinks? ll's widely believed that diet consumers form a separate market that grew up "·l1h the advent of cyclamates. Losing this market entirely .would deal the in· duslry a stwming b~. AS FOR IJQUOR, beer and ...... toW saJ .. Of all lhr .. should reach $31·billioo in 1970 • and $2&-$27 buuon in 19'l5, ac- cording to Licensed Beverage Industries, !no. Consumption P.fT consumer will remain close lo the present 3.1 1allons a year, but the percentage of customua in· the populalion !now 75 percent) Wiil U.C,:..,. as licfflset:f beveraaes ~~\~ -~'ln acceplance. "Dry" areas of !tie counlrJ ww become le.ss. prevalent Beer sales. sluggish for the past several years and oocasionally showing a ~ecline. are oot expected to grow 11 fast ... the populallon: . Liq~r. curr:enUy growing faster •than. 1ts . !1Vals, wtll face lncteas_ing com· peUtqJ from wine as marketers promote the trend toward more elegaDt diNDJ. In tum, liqtu will mate further inroads oa the bear market with its canned, premix. ed cocktails, some of which are already replaciag beer among boatsmen and other outdoor enthusiasts. LJCE~SED BEVERAGES as a wholt 1''ill increasiµgly become a "fi.!!hion in· dustry," with sa les being -geared to changing life styles. Examples oi thi3 In- clude the increased acceptance. • of "brunch" on v.•eekends with Bloody Marys or .other vodka-based dri\U;s, and the Increased use of wine in cooking. For the next year or two, in41icato~ reveal that the clear spirits, and wine.• will con tinue to advance at the expense of the whiskie1. But industry analysts wiU keep a ·sharp eye on the ~le or California, traditional pace·selt.er in the fiekf. '1t was· ln California ihlt u;. M""'°"' MW. sprang ~p ain)o.>t OTunJgbt, le!ding to greatly 1ncrea.'led sales of vodka? Soon after, the coast led the way'in the greater distribuUon of wines. especially domesUc champtignes, and it's safe lo say that whatever "trendy" Califorillans take. up qext will be imrne<U ately , ad- verti~ throughout the countiy a.s the b!,ry latest thih& -whJ~ it Will; in fa<.'t, (Or: 1J'laat Else Is New?) ()d1ml!m in Bonn was not entlrely lflpened. East Germany may not be en-~y free to reject Bonn's proposals. Dricht Is comln& under heavy pressure Moscow and Eastern European A Few Comments About· the American Press P,ilals lo deal with the Brandt govern· pt. st Gennany and the So"!et \Jnlon gan lalks in J\1oscow h1&t Ott. 8 which ·re characterized as tht>ir most signUI· t exchange of views since \Vorld War AL about the same time. Russ.la o ered t.l mtllioo tons o( st.et! pipe from It Gennany and agreed to pay for It ··--•'·!• Saturday, January 24, 1970 The C<>mment Page of the Daily Pilot seeks to lnfonn end stimulate readers by presenting a variety of coni· nientary on topics of lnler· est and significance from Informed observers a n d 1pokesmen. llabtrt N. Wttd, Publllhor ' .. 1 do not seek to Intimidate the presi, the networks or anyone else from speak- ing out. But the tJ.me ror blind acceptance ol their opinions Is past. And U>e time for naive belief in their neutrality is gone .•• "And when lhtlr cr!Uctsm becomes ex- ce5sJVI!: or unjust, we shall invite them d0\\'11 from their ivory towers to enjoy U1e rough and Jumble of public debate." -Vice Pfttldnl Spiro T. Agnew, Nov. ZO, 19" "Congrt&! 11hall make no law ••. abrklg· Ing the freedom of •pe«h or of the press.~· -flrtt Amcodmrnt to Ule U.S. Con1tUutlon, l711 "I nm rtadi.ng It (the prt.'5) more and enjoying It Jess." -Preskfeat John F. t\tnncdy, 1962 "~"rcedom of conscience, of education, ol rspte\'11. of 1wmbly sro amooa the Vt'ry fuDdament1l1 ol democracy and all of them •-ould be nullified should f lrec-dom or lhe pres5 !Ver be successfully challenged.'' -Prt&ldenl Franklin D. Rootevtll, l!UG ''I ha\'e. in front of me, oh, about eight or ten dlfftrtnl newspapers. There isn't one ~tory or one headline in all of thc»e papers that dQc5 not gl\•t, to put It polite· ly. an erroneous impression-not one •. , These things have been manufactured by dtliberiite mlsrtpreuntallon of facts, o:· JsUng facts." -Pre1ldtnl f'ru.ldfn D. Roo5tvtlt ··~'here mtn have the habit of liber1v. the press will continue to be the Fourih Estate, the vt.gilant gu:Jrdinn of the right of the ordinary citiien ... A Cree prtts Is the unslttplng IJ'llardian nf ever yothcr right that free mtn prlie." -Sir Winston Cbu.rcblll ''Do not belie,·e anything you read in ~ newspapers .•• Tiley 11re ullcrly un· tnia:twonhy." -Prt!aliknt Woodrow WUtoa, ltll I Despotism can· nowise tx.ist in a nation until the liberty of the press be de.strayed:' -C. C. Colton, IS!O "If I were to try to read, much less answer, an tM attacks made on me. this shop might as well be closed for iiny other buslnes!';." -Ptt1ident Abraham Uncola, 1863 ''With new5J)8pers.. there Is sometimes disorder : without them. there is al"·ays 61avery." -BtQjamln Constant, Jlll Some editor11 llappear to fallen on sl11 n. derin& their ntlghbon, and hire wrlttrs to lie for thtm." -President Andrew Jackson, 1137 '"Tbt liberty o( the press C110sisll!. In my ktea. ln publishing the troth, rrom good moUve$ and for justifiah\c endl. though It reflects oo the ao\'ernment, on magistrates. or lndivkluals. '' -Aleiaoder llamJlton, 1804 'Doa'l flllt IUM !Hn, Wlb na~l•C h4 11itot APftl' "The man who never looks Into 1 rN!wrpaper Is ~tier lnlormtd than he who reads them. lna~muth u he who know1 nothing irt neanr t.o Ule truth Utan he whose mind ia filled with falsmxids and errorfl ... Nothing can now be belltv· cd which Is sctn In a newspaper." -Prt1kfe11t 1\om11 JefferlOD, 1M7 "Were it ltft to ntt to ctecidt wMUier ~;e should have a govemmtni with<M newspapers, or newspapers Wiu.t a gov""1111ent, I lhould nol helltat• to prefer the latttf." --1 no.... J<fl"""'· 1711 ''We have IOmt Waintus papen colc:)lllted for allturblnl!. ff \)<II ablolul .. ly lntooded to di1tutb, the Pi"'«·" -Phsldtal liffrl• tlaUlll""" "Tbe frtt<Jom of lbc preu ta ..,. ot Uie Jreat bulwark11 ·of1iberty arid 'Cltl never be reslrained bot by de1pol·lc ~\·ernments." -Ge<.i• ID-1711 HA free. prtu hands as one of tht great lntuprtt.ers between the ~ n1ent and tbt people. To 1Uow It 10 bl feUered Is to 'fettet ourse.Jvea." -8upttm• CO.rt II ,.. U1lled -till I ' I S1tul'lfa)', J1rm"' 24, 1970'----------"DA:::l::;LYc..:..:'l::;LO::;T-L7 A11• Lotaders Borosc~p~ '. I Favoi~itcs Played· Aq.~rius:_,Mate or ·Partner Needs Attention· .. • ·-' Too Nea1· Home SUNDAY f JANUARY 25 By_ SYDNEY OMARR VIRGO !Aug. 23·Sept. Ill: inal be confined to home, bean ID1lt. Don!t bo •fraid or dency to brood: YOO .,., tn.; Your Innate ability to be hospital . Co o Der ate ht frank 1ppr1isal. You will trollpec;tlve. Your lttllnp l'Ull 1nalytlcal comes to fore. Cy· •• charifa61e prqj~l _ ultimately gabi. ~· You are o true, loyal I cle et1ntlnues high ; you cap ..-·friend: It ll time for you to maneuver Into favorable sltu"a· SCORPIO (Oct. is.Nov. 21): PJ.SC&S (Eeb.._!8-~larch 20): tblnk more of your ~ ': . DEA!\ ANN LANDERS: _All through ll]Y ~hild· . ti09:d,, J •ulfereil. because my parents were partial to niy'1is(e't'.'I Rep'ftelltn)'~y5ell I'd grow-out ot lee)ing· hurl but here I am In my late 20s and still suf!enng. Spotllpt lo oo VIRGO. •. TRre ta 1 l'ftvaJaaUoo of .. ftpril. 4A~ minor conlloVer1y could erupt tnto major acan- Uon. Key Is 10 be observant Aceent on hbw to ob~ln .what Spotligh1 'tn' ""ril arr i age 1 pleuuru. You are. due to and careful about details. you want. Key is lo gain permanent ties. Per.ml\ others receive opportunity w h l ctl cooperation or fa m 11 y to set pa ce. Be a Q!en brightens your Ille . ~ LIBRA (Se pt. 23-0ct. 22) :· ~tuch may be hidden but answera are available . Depend s upon yout persistence. Don't forget · obll5atlon to individual wl]o ·member. Be charming. Not observer. Your ttleas will l wise to attempt forcing Issues. culmina te . Into ..aomething of T• nno out wM'• lucl' .,.... '1'111 ~· _, •M iw.. ordtr t~dntr Om;a• ,· ~lnce.i;,.iw~ys have .bee_n the .left~ut child I ar:n ~~t.riern~lY. s~ns.ttiYe to .. s1m1Tar s1tuatiQn§. an~ ~t is amitzlng how much of It I sei?. ·Just6last nlgbt \Vt were having :dinner in a restaurant and I watched the little famlly at the next table. The parents were · ~atering to and fawning· over the JitUe dal. .\RU:S: I Morch !!·April II): p I p I 0 m a c y -geta you value, Be ~tienl. 11o<i111tt, "l«r•t "'n" tor Ml!'! j h WOft'IM." kfMI Mrtf!Hi. ~ • everyw ere: IF TODAY JS you R to Om•rr AttnlltY SKtttt."" DAtL ' · R A h PILOT, ... "'°' GratW c.,irit1 11 .. 1 should not resent the racl that ____ ••_·_-_____ -_-__ • your son's w~ wasted no You are "In tm.lC .'' You seem today to perceive what people want, think, will do . Acce11t on work, service and · health. Basically fa vorable if you are obseJ'Yant. Pt1essag"e ·clear by SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22· lllRT 0 Y you ave ten-11«1. New York. l\l,Y. IOD17. Dec: 21 ! Occupation , arn-rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·· bition , standing In community 2 T I and p·r e s t 1 g e are an NOTICE OF POLICY time In plckin1 u, Ole pteces and ma kine ii new [life for herself. girl while her.older broth-DEAR ANN l.J\NDERS: Is er sat silent 8n d ignored it good maimers to aiiswer lhe throughout the e n t i r e telephone in someoh~ el.se··s meal. tie Jook.cd so,Jonely home? t.1y cousin was spen- .. and Josl it broke mY cling the weekend with me. r heart. h·ad to go to tlie drug store and Firm Enjoys Big ~uccess In .Abortions loolght. TAURUS (A pril ZO.May 211): You display rtspoll!IUllity to loved ope1. ite'.vards are great -applies specillcally .lo em<>- e eSCOpes · spotHghted. Yo" pereei" what[ is Jbout to occur. This Get Names · PASAOEN~ (UPI) -Two of the world's most famous ob· strengthens your sense of Um. ing. You are due for reward. Uonal are.a. \ There are no aervatories, Mt. Palomar and games. Jt Lf on the line .. Ex- CAPRICORN (Dec. :Ii-Jan. 19): Good Junat aspect today coincides with abilit y lo plan for future. Broaden horiz1:1ns: press bow y~ truly feel.. Mt.. Wllsor;1, were renamed in SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP ) GEMINI (May 2i.June 20): honor of the-man who f<i!Jnd..- Include travel 01) agenda. Break from shackles o f restriction. ' II It tM ,elltf .i Hw11t ........ Vlllt'I' CN•llffl:llftl H•1,.ttl It tdtnlt lfllf 19 tftlt 111 ,.,1.,,h wlll!Wt , ... ,. M r1e1, c-.,. M ..... I trlelli..· TM - '"•l•-11 .... H111l1111M! •r• •i.lltlf ,. •M ""' ,.1i.nra .,. HlltMf ll'llltlltl 1M IM"" 11'11111991 l"lf'nl 19 rlCI, Hl9r ... •Mtllltlll lfttlll. l'Mn II "' llll1llMlllMI koo tlltl91Mlt tw, .,. koo 1119 -tr 91 .............. "''I' ,., .... .....,kt ..,.., ..... 11, 9f """""" 111• """'"' '*"'· All l•clMtlll .i 11141 ""'"" 1119 htnllt tr• •Wtlll•le ll'll!llMll lllJlllMllM le Ill ... llMll 111111 ........... ,. t•rlllln1 .i rtct, H•r ..-111t1tri11 ... ltlll, AN '9t'MM 111'1 tfl"'IPlll!lt. N'¥o kit t<t1•i.ti ti~ .. r.ifl' p;1111111lW "'"i.11111.,, 19 r1t...,"*lll Hffllt ..... Mii Vllll'I' · c.i.v'aiw:~1 ' Hts,n.i 1N 1111'(1Mf-M• ., H •It'*" "'llnl M lht Ht(..,r't rltl, ttllr 1r MlllMlll fl'lll", -"Never In my wildest ed them, George Ellery Hale. New approach to what ap-. AQUARIUS .(;Ian. 20-Feb .• dreams :did I 'ntlcipate that pears to be old problem lt ad-The Mt. Palbniar facilftY, 18): ?<.tale or partner requires Huntington ' Valley Conv1l1sc1nt Hospital . . I V1Dnder ho\V pa\.enbi can be -was gone anly 15 minutes. so cblivlouB ·to \tic damage . When l returned by cousin they are doln1. Not only are said, "I'm· sorry· yoU missed they being cruel to the left out Martha's call." (Martha is my cltil<l bUt." ·1nvarliibly t'h e daughter who liv"'8 in Grand fa-vodtes ' ..... not only ·pa·reril'i Jstand. l b e s e I f -centered, unap-I was very upset because preciatlve and gra~ping -Martha had called station-to- 11•hicb is a normal ~y·product station and had to pay for of too much attenlion. talking to a 11 h p e. -s t r I n ~ reaction w~ld be worldwide," visable. Display some of your whic h employs a 200 • inch specl,al attenlion. Avoid the says a cofounder of a finn versatility. Utilize lnlelllgent Ha"ll'! telescope, the \\'orld's superficial. l\1oney discussion that offers women a $1 ,250 al~maUve methods. Th en largest optical telescope. and ..;::::::_::::::::._:::_::::::_..:::::::::::!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ package dea! for leg;il abor· success comes cl08er. the Mt. WilSon observatory. Reword th is any "'"Y you . rel_ative whom she doesn't llke !lee flt, A~1. but please, get \'ery 1nuch. I say my cousin· the. messa.ae to those who pl e)'. had no business answerinc the favorites -not onlyparents pho11e in my hqme_ She should but· grandparents. u n c 1 e s. have known the call "'as for aunts and teachers:. ·TI1ank me and not forhfr. Am I you. AT TEN TI 0 N right? -STILL &URNING . PLEASE: HOUSTON ANO DEAR STILL: No, you are SAN ANTONIO wrong. The natural reaction to Lions In England . which has a 60-inch reflecting "I've been deluged with CANCER (June Zt-Ju\y 22): telescope, will now be known phone calls from all over the You may feel a journey, a collectively as the Hale Ob. c 0 u n t r y , Canad~ and change is essential. Bl.it, In ac-servalories. England," said Joseph C. tuallly, this 1s a day lo review Ur. Caryl P. Jiaskins, presi. Stothert, a lawyer \\'ho is various factors. Heed Inner dent of the California Institute treasurer of the London Agen-voict!:. There are answers. But of Technology, said Hale did cy, incorporated last week as they are not found in circles. more than any other Ameri- a travel service. LEO (J 1 23-A 2!) A can of his day to a"·Wten in· For 11,250 the i:iD'ency pro-u "f ug, : C· Lerest in and find support lor -cenl on income poLeriUal. Ex-vides passport. he a Ith pand activities, but keep basic science. • ' •• . • . '• • • ' ) DEAR ~'I"J'r !'i1ay-1 add a a ringing phone is to answer thoupt? TBO!t: wbo are in--it. Your coutin thought 1be clln~to play f'1or1tca 1bould ·was doing yob 1 favor. Next rtmttftbtr that the "Child Gn ·-time yoo·-teaVe 10mtone alooe whom it is easiest to lavish In your home . Instruct them extra aUentlon usually needs not to ans\\·er the phone. certificate. airplane tickets, control. Being absent from Both facilitie_, are operated hotel accommodations and the vital meetings could prove jointly by Caltech and the abortion, performed .J>.Y _ a .cosUy... Make known you r C a r n.e g I e institution ol Ucensed British physician In a desires , needs. Y.'ashingtori. --· - prJvate clinic. 'f;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-. Slolhert, a lawyer, said thell service has been so successful that he and his partners have retained anawering services in Boston and llartford, Conn., and -are considering openlna: branch oflices in thOl5e ciUe! and In New York City. it lust, wblle the one wtio larks charm aad magneUsiu ne~ ·u moat. j tln~i.tre ot vo"T·"" on ~lt!7 Wh1!'~ ~l;h!? Wt>tl'I wr'(lt? Should vau• S"""11~n'I oyu• kn11''1or A.n~ L1ndPr1' bookl~I "O&Hn~ 'Do\ And 0M'U," The agency's president is Chester S. Cleveland · of Sloneha m, who is in the heavy construction business. ----11 e MUSHROOMS Stuffed -w.ith CRAB • MEAT '79' ... Boneless -Half CORNISH HENS Stuffod with wild ' .. ·~:c:z~' 12 ri'c• & mushrooms ... HIN 333 ~-17th· ST., COSTA MESA llH1NO TMI 0 PA/lltAfc1 flDUtl PH: 642-4311 H••rs: 11 t. 6 M... ltl11 ht. Visit Our Spend a FRACTION of Reody-To-Weor prices-while MUL Tl. COUTURIER . D ~PARTMcNT' Featuring the Fi,.8,t in ... IMPORTED & DESIGNEY :J.abricj (fr-~ FROM : I • Fr• ,1,,Au5fri1' • ltelv • Switzorlen~ • Swoden • Belgium • Englend • H•MI leoffll l rH.t:tt e '""" • ,Siik S1ltlftt e Sii& P,lets • Cl•41H • M.r.i .. ... • k•lll St-t911\ ,.,1.: snk I W~ Alnttl .. • 1111° ""ii0::..11 ,.n-4 411-•NH• e Im-,,.~ t--. IM,e ,I"!'· ~ tft j!,.,_ t N•"''' ,... .. tl • l~l'OllT,. ,AltlCI ,llOM1 '241 'IO '125" A YAltD A Yt.llO PLYING vour CHOICES We ho•• the ~ Lan)nt Selec:tlon of IMPORTED IRIDAL :J.abricj r. Chantilly, Cluny t Alencon , Venice , , and Ribbon :,[it., LACES a5 well 15 APPLIQUES AND JEWE1ED CROWNS .... •II "'• Tlt~GS .., t11t •rttt I ncl Mr Allenlllnl• ,. rtt ANY IUDGlft Our brid1I consultant cen show you LACES from: 57c o yord up to $~9.75 • yord. TELEPHONE 537·1270 HOME SILK SHOP . ' · 11o41 HARBOR BLVO., CORNER OF CHAPMAN A HARBOR ONE MILE SOUTH OF DISNEYLAND HtUlS1 IDAILY 10 A.M. TO I f".M .. MONDAY A)fD PllDAY "TIL t P.M. I • tt 111 n11 Wllll's wear. •··.P•. ed 0 Did you know that women shop twice for every article of clothing they bUy? First In the paper ••. and then In the stores. In fact.8outof 10women look to newspaper ada for "'fashion and style" information before thrr:f QO shopping. If you sell clothes, you need to run ads in the paper. Your competitors are doing It. In fact, retailers all over America will spend nearly• billion dollars this year on newspaper advertising. The average department ·store puts 88 percent of fts adwertlsing budget into news· paper ads; women'• specialty shops, 86 percent They woukln't be doing it it It weren't working. a -' In an average weal(. abotit30Women In 1,000 buy a new dress. So to sell 100 dt-.,as8i, yoµ must reach 3,300 women'1 How? In the ~erwspaper ••• the onty medium that reaches almost all women. -- Like to aee more 6mpty hangers at the end of a day's sailing? Reach your customers on their first shopping expedition each day-in the ·paper. That's what we mean by Nowtpeperablllty. Put Your Merchandise on Display In .. the 40,000 Orange Coast· Area Homes Served by the I DAILY PILOT • I 1· I OAILV PILOT ~tLWdQ, January 24, 1970 Real Estate Questions •nd Comment By RHllor Ra nd•H McCord!. I h•ve been toJd tho1t the "points" th•t we .-id to 'obtein • to.n .,.. not deductible bec•u•• IRS do91 not con1ldtir them to be lnt•r•st. Do you have any infor· .m ation on this subject? DR-Newport BNch This was true, but earlier this year, IRS ru!ed that the points \\'e pay for trust deeds or loan processing fe~s may now be deductible as interest. As a res~lt of this ruling a question arose as to whether the points were to be 1deducted over the life of the trust deed or in the .year in which they were paid. Location Choice ' At Mesa Woods WI~ Iocatio~ a prime con-- siderltion in home buying, the builder, of li1esa Woods in costai'Mesa can point wjth prlde1 to a -rd of cliooslng locatmis that have increased In va\Ue conslstet'ltly. For 45 years, George 0 . Heltzer and Associates, Southern California 's oldest exclusively residential building firm, one of the largest privately owned independents. has ctncentrated on quality combtnM with location to pro- tect and enhance the in· vestment its buyers make in a home. Mesa Woods is an outstanding example of this policy. joymenl of the outdoors In solitude. , Recently. IRS has liberaliud its position and r~ed that the total amount of the points or loan processing fees may be deducted in the year paid. Previously, they had reasoned that these charges ·were for services rath- er than interest expenses; and, therefore non-Oeducti· ble. PASS OUT SLIDING GLASS WINDOWS POPULAR IN WESTHAVEN MODEL HOMES Two ~ars of research that preceded the designing or homes would have gone to waste if the location selected for them had been wrong, points out Ken Breman, sales and marketing director for the veteran firm . Prices from .$27,950 include such expensive items as baek yard fencing, carpeUna. elec· tric Garden View klt.cheus wlth self-cleaning o v e.n , automatic dishwasher a n d other bullt·ins. Front yards are landscaped and include sprinkler system. Interest has been defined bY. the IRS as the amount---------- that one is legally and unconditionally required to pay lor the use or lhe forbearance of money. It has been .held that· if a payment satisfies this definition, it is de-- ductible as interest regardless of what labels the parties give to the transaction or how the amount is computed. Would you plt•s• tell me the •dvantages •nd dis- •dv•nt•ges of owning • leased l•nd home, that is • home th•t you purchase, but the land is le1sehold? BO-Newport Beach The home you purchased would haye_cost consider- ably mare if you were also buying ttie land in fee. The successful leasehold subdivisions and developments in our area are successful because of either of the follow- ing reasons: A. They may oUer a tremendous home for the money. B. The area may be so unique that you could not purchase land in thaf area; or if you could, il would be very expe~sive. * I found this litl1 jewel In my re•ding end thought of Your c:qlumn in the DAILY PJLOT. It we• written by Abrahem· Lincoln over 100 yeers •10. Homes With Vie'v Open On Sunday Unobstructed panoramic views ol Newport Harbor are but one ol many attractive features of the final unit at Lusk Homes-Harbor V I e w Hills, Corona del ~1 a r . scheduled for Grand Opening Sunday. E. G. "Bud'' Warmington ,Jr.. director of sales and marketing for L.u.sk Homes, said the 57 luxury homes in the scenic hill overlooking the harbor represent one of the final increments of view homes Jn this beach area retreat. On the opening of the most recent unit, 35 homes were sold the first day. Planned Co1nmD11ity Innovative la:.1d planning and home designs place Mesa \Voocls in the category of a far-advanced community of the future , rather than an im- itation or ou t-moded homes of yesterday. Besi des interior g a r d en courts. other design features include vaulted s:eilings in liv· ing room areas. f9rmal dinhlf: r o o m s , H e llzer-designed kitchen cabinetry and an "old fashion" kitchen pantry. and custom designed electrical fii- tures. -W esthaven Opens Sunday The "full use ol the lot'' in- novation results in large out- door space with not a single foot v•asted and , indoors. floor plans that_ provide m o r e usable livf.1g space and prac- tical separations of activity and "quiet'' zones. Some plans offer completely private out- door courts within the boun- daries of the fl~r plans, ideal for &unbalhlnlf <lr quiet . en· A grand opening celebration heralding the opening ol the 1970 model homes at Weslhaven is scheduled for Sunday from 1 p.m. m1til 5 p.m., with free refreshments including roast beef sandwiches. The announcement was made by Dick Kurth, or Kurth and Associates, sales agent for the Larry Shield~ developed community in \Vestmin.ster· Fountain Valley. The Southern California Edison Compa11y and O'Keelc and Merritt will be on hand to host the relreshments. In adWtion to schools. parks c~mplete "'ith O'Kee.re and aild other facilities , \Vesthaven Merritt table·top range s and will also contain several shop-other buill-nis. ping centers for the residents One of the outstanding op- and others nearby, Kurth said. tional features is the indocir· The new models, with one outdoor patio kitchens which and two-slOry homes in three can become an extension Clf and four bedroom models, are the house Itself, making it priced from $3L,095, offering perfect for entertaining year buyers a choice of VA , FHA or 'round. In addition, sliding t.-onventional linancing terms. glass doors to the patio lrom The homes are in one-story and two-story designs . Purchase may be made on VA fHA or conventi0t1a\ terms. Furnished model homes are open daily lrom 10 am. to 7 lp.m. Building Permits Set Newport Beach Record "These Westhaven homes the family room helps to arc perfect for the families in enlarge the actual living space the moderate i n c o. m e in these already large rooms. brackets'', Kurth said, For recrea"tion. \Vest havcn "Because of the size of the is Jocated across the street home. the location and in-from Ora11ge County 's Miles. vestment for the future." quare Park. A smaller one _ Building permit applications insurance building, under con- w;lh a total value of 158.3 slruc11·on 1·n Newport ee~-r "This area is growing so Cloverdale -is within the . u..:: million made the year 1969 the ih • 1 x · last the people who buy now confines ol lhc community. wa!! e years mos e pensive r . a one with the highest buildins · h 1 ol I "Property is the fruit of labor ; property is desir- able: it is a positive good in the world. That some should be -rich shows that others may become rich, and hence.. it just encouragement to industry and enterprise. Let not hlm who· is houseless pull do\vn the house or another, but Jet him work dili$"ently and build one for himself, thus ~y example assunng that his own shall be safe frOm violence )Yhen built. .. EDITOR'S NOTE: Randall R. MeCardle U an investment anal111t, president of the Real Estates, a director of the NatitmDZ A.uociation of Rt al Estate Ttachers, a coUtgt ltc· lurtr, author of 'rRtal Estate hi California. .. Send !IO"r comments and q1.u:.1lio1u to RandaU. B-McCordle,-clo tM DAILY PlLOT, PO Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. \\'armington pointed out that Harbor View HUis homes will not have their view impaired by development in the future. Westhaven, in the heart of Orange County, is a master- planned community which will eventually contain 800 homes. will really be making a wise Thu county aCJlity has an Iv valuation in Newport Beach building wit a tota near Y move," he added. hole g<lll course, open to the history, city aides announced,> S8 million, a sum including / In addition to the S<K:alled public and will eventually con· today. I \'alualion of a multi-level j'The entire area has been master-planned so l b a I 1969 \;:a}0 .., ho@eowners arc a.ssured t!n!: _ _ v "-"" view they enjoy today can be standard items v.·hich ar~ lain enough facilities for prac-The issuance of 158 permit parking structure .• found on nearly every othe~ ti c a 11 Y any kind of in December with a value The 1969 figure amount.ed home in the sa me price ' diversification. $10.2 million contributed to exactly to $58,26l,9llO, com- categor-y, these Shields homes Furnished Wes l-h a v en all-time record, bu i Id in pared to the 19&1 .ihtal ~of ... enjoyed forever," be said. Set Record have the popular "Tum-Key" models are open daily frotn 10 department spokesmen said. $44,218,236. package which also includes • a.m. tmtil dusk and can bt A surge of applications f The figure for 1961' 'faa only REAL TOR OF YEAR Phyllis Golkin Gals Rule W .. County Award List Winhers <lf the top Realtor, top salesman and lister and top associate awards for 1969 have been announced by the H u·nlington Beach-Fountain Vidley Board Clf Rea1tors. f'eyllis Galkin of Huntington Beach was -named Realtor ol the Year. marking the first time in the eight years I.he award has been made that ii DOUBLE WINNER -Mary1ne 6ootan has aone tc a woman. TOP ASSOCIATE Mrs. Galkin came to Hun· Shirley Commons tingtOn Beach in 1965 to join -----------1 the Brennan Company as of- fice DJanage.r. S.'lt and her husband George opened their own ottice in May 1966. She was previously honortd as Associate or the Year in 11167. Top salesman and top lister awards wtnl to the same penon, Maryane Booian of Huotiqt.crl Beacb. This is the fint lbne that the two awards have,. been taken by one penoo. She. has been with the F. tit Tart>eU Company, Edinger of. iCe 1inct 1tM. Shirley Commons became the HVenth rtclplenl ol the Aslodate of the Vnr award. She moved to Huntington Auction Set In Clemente A real estate pn:iperty Jn San Clemente will be offered at auction sale Monday by the 1'1illon J. \Versbow Co., auc. lioneers-realtors. A lHinlt lunUahed apart· ment building, •oo feet from the ocean at M7 Avenida Del Pon.ientt, San Clemente, \\111 be offered at auction on the :site al 3 p.m. A spokesman for the au c· tioneer said that b r o k e r participation Is encouraged at thia and all auction sales. Beoch In 1!16l ond joined~======::::::; Homellnders Real\)', She has Gloomy Gus 11. held chalnnanshlpo o1 the botlpliallly and Fourth o1 July Your Kind• Guy coinlJillites and ,.,.eel oo '-========= "'bulDerU other aroups. ..; Among the other plusses cited by Warmington a s reasons for the phenomenal sales success of ocean-c lose Lusk Homes-Harbor V i e w Hills are the appreciation potential of these much.in-de-- mand homes, and the quality feature s which are always an integral part of a Lusk home . Lusk Homes-Harbor View Hills houses measure from 1,908 to well over 3,000 square leet. Lots are pool size. Six model homes, decorated by Ted von Hemert, I n c • Interiors, are open for in- spection. Located at Ma rgu e rite Avenue and San Joaquin Hills Road, Harbor View Hills of- fers 21 exterior plans and six basic interiors available in a price range from $42,900 to 166.SOO. "We believe that Harbor View Hiiis represents one of Southern California's premier home locations, affording an unusual opportunity to enjoy the splendor of N e w p o r t Harbor, fron1 the billowing sails on the clear blue ocean by day to the renections ol the twinkling lights at night," Wannington concluded. Simu1taneous with the open- ing al Harbor View Hills in Corona del Mar, Lusk Homes are also having Sunday grand openings at Nohl Ranch in Anaheim and Orange ; Country Hiiis in La Habra a n d Fullerjon; and Countrywood in Hacienda Height s . The number of new homes being shown at these r 0 u r dcvclopmeh1' totals 229, "'ith ;:i valuation of more than $10,000,000. At Harbom· carpets, drapes and fencing. ~ \reached by driving south on expensive building proj '23,113.931. . Designed to help young IBrookhurst from the Garden through late last year ma The high volµme of perm.its homeowners move in as quick-Grove Freeway or north on up for a summertime slumu. and value of struchin!I to be Jy and as inexpensively as pos-•rookhurst from the San they added. ·r built should ,remain at' a sible, the~e homes also come qiego Freeway. The 16-story Balboa Towers record pace, Grant. said,, Record sales for 1969 at the1..:=::...:::::::...::::::::::..:::::...::::::.:..._.:~c_ __ :_ _________ _:.. ________ ..;__ ______ _ residential marine community \ , of Huntington llarbour have M t• been reported by il s ove 0 developer. Hunt ington : 0 ,c_·~· Harbour Corporalion. cir- According to Sales Manager a z Ip PY . Ray Logan, transactions total-11, J. A'f ~~r~=rlfor $~~st m~~~~ ~: z • c d ff w~. I~ figure . an ;""'". of $1 Ip O e .......,"·,, million over the previous year. _'.•j"~ represents the sale of 191 units. including h o u s e s • townhouses. lots and resales. It does not include figures for multi-family land sales. ln view of the excellent 1969 perfonnance. Log a n is foN!Castiog a "brisk year" for 1970. He said that estimates are for approximately $11.5 million in sales or about 200 units. Since its opening in 1962. Huntington Harbour has been recognized as an outslanding example or a totally masler- planned, self-<:Qnta ined com- munity. Designed for families ·who want a water-<1riented life style. the harbour provides a variety or residential types. schools, a shopping center and extensive recreational facilities. Currently. 11unlinglon Harbour has several new \vaterfront model homes Cln display. The $70,~90,000 residences feature cathedral ceilings. master bedroom suites with private decks overlooking the water and' massive fireplaces surrounded by sunken c;onversation coves. The onty thing your house has in common with a net"°'!'• In University Park is a Zip Code. Even then, they're dtff ent Your 1 house probably doesn't have acres and acres of g h, tree-' shaded park lawns surrounding it, or a gigantic, lu)IUridus Pfivate / club and swimming pool . And it's probably as qutdated as a one·cenl postcard. (They didn't have zip, either.) J Universltv Park has a zippy, fresh new add~'· sl sefecUo" f for your choice. There are many· exciting deS:igns to ~ooaelrom.j Visit University Park posthaste and give one of th ~ew homaa1 your stamp of approv11. l From $27,995 I I Ii ~!2E~~D~~A~ ~~~S I, INGLEWDDD • 104DHA CIEN£GA BLVD. • 611·7577 SUNS[T DIST. • 8415 SUNS£! BlVD. • 616 ll!I ODWNIDWN • 62l S. DI IV£ Sf. • (DP[NING SDDNl WILSHIRE DIST. • 670 S V£RIADNT • 383·139 1 SHERMAN OAKS • 15113 V£NfURA BLVD. • 78J.Si11 ANAH[IN • 1640 W. LINCOLN I.Vt • 111·3110 ll[l'f'DRI 8[.\CH • 3841 C,llll'llS DR. • ~0·9681 • UNIVERSITY PARK l!ilJU!ijm"-:..1 • •:-; ~ '1 ... " ' . ' " .- r ., • ; ' ' • •• -" • -~ • ' • -• "'-. ,.. ....... A forest of graceful trees he describes as a semi- will be t.ransfomied int.a an art abstract waU relie£s and gal~fy When Lake Forest )an i ma I e·.\s: q u e figures. presents representative pain-Sculptures by the 29-year-old ting and sculpture by five y o u n g Sounthern Californian artist are on display in artists during "Art Festival in 'galleries throu~hoot t h e the Woods," today and Sun-Southland, in carmel, and San j day. Francisco. A new direction for Filly of the artists' works Whitacre is his entry into the will be displayed outdoors as a field of art for architecture in part of the new ' Greenwood creating arches for churches tnOCjel homes showcase in the 1 Woods, a fl>acre area of the and temp es. 1,900-acre Lake Forest com-:._ The second painter wf1o will munity. be displaying iS "Mlracil_e," a "'lllis ts one ol the most •• 31-year-old o3tive of Pharr. unusua1 and beautUul artshow . Tfx,as, whose seascapes and setting• ever arranged," San cllPper ship paintings were · • · d Jdimed during years of stu-Weintr, ·coordinator, 5 " 1 ' dying the ocean and the old "The art works will be wind-powered vessels Lh a t displayed in an enclosed model sailed on it. To achieve his home ·complex surrounded by degree ol c re at iv it y, thousands of beautiful trees, and wllltin hearing range.1of a "Miracle" has studi~d 'he babblin1. blqot.'• • 1 '. hifllory~ and .blueprints of 18th ~ century clipper shops and built Lake otest:;.a "(feyelOp er& • models tQ sca1e. or'OcCld nW.1 ~etri>Jeum 1 ~d {.he two final arfists, J.3:gi and Dev}!lop~ .eorit, ,may ear and Barbara BrGWn are be reac~ b)' taking the$an-• • ta Ana 0 San 'Diego Fre$ay C>OWners of _ Con~mporary to the I Toro cutoff and ,.rts. an art .~aJJery Jn Laguna followtng ,4frecl:ional sfl')s. ~ Beac~ .. Bas1ca.DJ an Im· The route wJthln Lake rqtes1. : fress1orust, .~s Wear is to Grtenwood and the exhibit !pqually creat.~ve _:w\th a .~rush will be n\arked for drit ers' -or palette knife J1\ lraditional convenience. 'or a~tract. art. Hef curn;ot . . . · focus 1s on subtle social saure V1~1tor1 ·will cross ~v .r. a wblCh illustrates . the con- rustic wooden brtd~e spa11llfli / temporary scene with .all its the br~k 10 a.n:1vt a&> fhe cllaos and ~u~~r. A$ .an •how site.· \ . ~ f award winner, Miss Wear has The wor~of four P!l er been honored by artist-judges and one me\l sculptor 11 b Joe Maghiani, A r n o I d displayed fro J~· a.m:• to Mesches. Jirarr Zorthian, and p.m. Jn ~ e . of rain, l:tl ).,uctllC Brom1 Green. outdoor sh~ II be mo edl Miss . Brinvn aitcnded Oti s the Lake ~nr Bea ~1 ·Art Institute in Los Angeles Tennis Club, : an~ later, studied with Rober t Ron 'Vllitacr ol ' 8\! Frame. wbo, she states, In· Beach switche4 rom -· '1.¥uk-sflired·her--crealivily·in the use t.o sculptoriTIC w ded siarx.i · of cOlor. She qeveloped a fine bronze foilr Jelr ago , sense of drawing .t~ human "the end result sculp e ts figt¥e with anaJomlcal ac· 11 three-dimensi ha! ect curacy · while studying with that ensts In spa and Robert Ramirez... It was 2fter satisfies mt . IJ,ve ilrive she· mastered thf:~ pliase:s more than an lmtp on j:can--that 8he expanded ,irilo the vas. ·• technique· of distcrtlon for He will show 20 piece.a which emphasis In her abstractions. ARTISTS SET FOR FOREST SHOW 81rb1r1 Brow", 'Larltn' Dlspl1y Work • :HARBOR VIEW HILLS ' . Harbor Vlelv }{ills is a wjti:do\V lo the bay which \viii rem'A,in penna~ent~y unnb- ~irur.ted . No-one can ever tak e awaY !he breath-taking panpram.a w.lli ch "nrolds Irom the tip or you.r 1oe11, I S yOu look nut yQur ]iving~ooM; ki,tch.an or bedroom hay wlnQo\v ••• b'ytlay il'a t~inklingNew· port Jiarbar. bus~i~g,w}th b~owiua salls •• sle11plillglfhlt.e hu.111 antfmischievous sea• gulls .... bj.nig6l tt'a a.ctndel8.bra of wink· ing ligbt1 and ,dantiug..moonb~me, ever ~ansin~ lrl the nOecti~n of ~ently c:reat· mg wav,s., Hartior \licw Hills i1.tnare.Jl'1 an invigo- nting nl.orning hreilh of &N·spray laden. air.'lfs ~ pause in ftont of your huge bay windo bafore ahottldering the rospo n1i· bilitles of 1he d1y ahead. lt'I • drive down lnlo the world you ]ook 4own on from ~lop the 1UU1 of Corona.de! Mar • }~'!rbor View Hills is en address \-vhtcti ~ ~-speaks \veil of you. Jt says you are a per· gpn wllh an eye for qu ality and crafts· manship. (A proudialfljly tradiHo n whii tr is the hallmark of.,.ev'ery Lusk homc.).,Jt liBfll you apptociale a blend of luxury abd praclicn.lily Which. aOd up to the ultimale jn relaxed California ]lving..'lt sajs' y'Ott expect 1uch ,unexpec1ed extras .. , an enclosed c:ourlyard, open beam valljtOO· r.eilinga in ~iog, dininr: and famiJyll'OOritt, 1hree bathroo.rps, two jnv!Ung fireplaces,· ocean View pa.Uo'• bre,_kfast tt6o}<:s, JU mi~. nous c:c.iling1 in b&throoms, lcilchens ti~d' · dresaing rooms, detached 3-car garases, r.'.'eeping 1taircase1, aunken liv;lng-roomr, generous space everywhere and theJinest feature• possible -from premium quality riarpeting, right do\vn lo the very Jut nail 5n. your rear-yard fence. Fin& flfomes · 1 and.i story, J to 6 bedro-oms, 2 lo 4 baths. (rom $<41,950 to $75,533 ' . -• Tfiis. is Barbor View Hill s' .last unit. Harbor Vi ew Hills is Above The Ordinary ' ' DAILY PILOT -J J -. ., ( • • ... ·~ .. • ... I DAii.Y fllDT Saturd1y, J&nuVJ 24, 1970 WW CW~E Y.ORK STOCK EXCHANGE HIGH, WEIDCS AND YEAR'S .... . ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;..~..;..~~ , .... , ..,.. ......... c .. ' • ' i ...... ~11 l .. AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE • WEEK'S . . ' . DAil V 'llOT ·J l AND YEAR'S HIGH, LOW, CLOSE • •• Ove1·-the-Counter Listings For Friday, January 23, 1970 • I ~ .(jfbAtCY PiLOT ., Sllutday, Jl'Ul'Y i4, lt/O Ooster.baan . Recalls Halting I - NEW YORK (AP) -"When niey Meet nms of '7, M and « yards, score agaln -Firework!." later ~d pw for a &lJ:t.h touchdown. Tba( W(ll tilt budlin>;i~ole °"$tr-~ a;rar1'..ian1!d 21 times that day lrom Nu Ncil.li, over a pie~ or him antt ' ~ ~ on kY:k re~ for J02 Red C-ranae ln • Chicago paper the day yarils 8nd aOOounted for 36 of the ~ before the Mlchigan.Jlllnois football game points Michigan allowed all season. of 1935. • Seated in Lhe .stands was a Michigan :~ rt was the flrsl anniversary ot perhaps freshman named Bennie Oosterbaan. the greatest 1ndlvidual performance in "Grange scored the first f o u r , )llstory. One year earlier, all Grance did touchdoWN in the opening 12 minutes," 'u lllinoJs beat Mlchlga~ 39-14 was return Oostubaan remembers, "and Illinois the optnliJ& kickoff 95" . yards for a look hlm out because he was pooped. But 'touchdown, score three of the first four J lhou11ht J could stop him . Any good fool· llme.:i he carried rrom scrimmage on ball pla yer always thinks he can do the I• job. although sometimes y o u ' r e mista\en." OoltE!rbaan was a brilliant tWO-\\-'ay C?nd in 191).f6.2'7 and reCenUy wu named a member of college football's all-time team. One of the reasons was the 1925 Illinois game. The fireworks were all Oosterbaan's as he made key tackles all game long and held Grange yardless. "Grange didn't gain' enough ground to bury h1m in," said P.11chlgan·s coach . Fielding ''hurry Up" Yost. "The year be.fore we used a six-man and Grange ran wild," Oosterbaan recall· ed Thur&day night as he was honortd with the Touchdown Club or New York's top aw ard for h1J conlributim to foot.ball. "In 192.5 \ve went to a severunan line to force Grange inside . Grange picked me on his personal all-opponent team, so I must have made a few tackles, but I was surprised when I tac,kled him." Michigan won the game 3-0 on Benny Friedman's 2>yard field goal. Despite his heroics th at afternoon, Oosterbaan was just a scared sophomore when he took the field. "I couldn't sleep the night before," he Poker-faced -Y-ancey Leads Crosby After 2 Rounds • Ill .. GLENN WHITE Spom Editor ;Gonzalez , •• .. ,Still Pla ys .. . ·With Te1npel' • NEW YORK fAP) -Pancho Gonzalez' lennis may have mellowed with age, but :·not his 'disposilion. , He still plays the game in anger. • ~ •·I get fired up every time I pick up a : 'racket -sure, J still get sore ii SomebOdy breaks my concentratioo," the ,41-year.-old warhorse of t.he'cOurts :iaya. ~·· Go~lez; his raven hair now str-eaked with gray and the scar on his left cheek tumi"1i i!lto a gash of blaze as he talked, '°''t on•a bench in the me.n's locker room, ~methodically taµlrig his calloused fingers, ·and discussed his reputation as the ter· . rlble-tempered Mr. Bang of te:lnis. : "It's not really a correct image," he erplaint'd with low. measured words. "In B.11 of my years in tennis, l can't recall of ever having lost a match because T lost -rny J>Oise and let my temper get away from me." Pancho was reminded that in his amateur days and in his early days as a professional, when he was the world 's best, ne had been 'ltnoWn to storm off the court in the midst of a match and go · \fter a f1eckler In the stands. ,,..: "'Only about three or four limes." ht said. "Always It was some drunk. When a ... -'ipectator· mtts needlln1; an athlete· who "is involved in a 'Ctlntt.st and who Is con· ,....centrat.lni deeply. the spectator must be ready to accept the consequences. ,·,· "I'd ·stit go into the stands if some guy ·tept hurling insults at me.·• ', Goru.alez 1aid most of the lime these ·~ere isolated cases, as in Australia, .::wh~re tennis fever runs high and Pancho ... has been a tat gel or abuse. Usually you find it 's just a half-dozen ~.guys in a crowd of maybe Hl,000. The~'ve ..pad loo mu,y beus and they gel noisy," ~ancho added, "but you can't let them get away with it." The old pro said he· disagTeed with those cr:tics who contend that tennis • players are prime dorinas and should be: no less susceptible lo noise than baseball and football athletes. "It's en'1NtlY: dl(lerent," Pancho said. "I dou't thin1'. the tournament teMis. player car. be educated to accept noise white he's playing a poin~ any more than a boxer Cln be •taught to accept silence. "Nois& ;i great ....:. but not until the , point is played. It's the same in golt A man making a crucial putt and in deep <."OncentraUon needs ·!Hence. When the puU fails, let people scream au they .want {L's good. ~ "'It's tlte same in tennis." ~91·73 Spa1akitlfl Wiechel's, Goalby 2 Stl'okes Back I~ Wind y Action PEBBLE BEACH (AP) -Poker-faced Bert Yancey slipped the sheltering trees of Spyglass Hfll Friday, cut out a 7tl and moved Into full control of the top spot aft.er tWa rounds of the $12S,OOO Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Golf louma- men!. Yancey, a one-lime \Vest Pointer who says he has a new outlook OIJ hill game, had a halfway score or 137 and held a two-stroke lead over husky Jim Weichers and veteran Bob Goalby, tied at 139. All three played Spyglass. the most sheltered of the three courses being played in this prestigious event. The other two, Pebble Beach and Cypress Point, took the brunt of th~ gale force winds that swept in off the Pacific, sent scores soaring and was strong enough that a sea gull trying to beat his way windward was seen moving in a backward direction. In fact, of the fir st 16 players, all but four play(!d Spygli.ss. nonnally one of the toughest but the most secure from the wind . Those four were Don Massengale, with a 70-140, at Cypress, Arnold Palmer. wjth 72 for 141, also at Cypress, Canadian George Knudson. 73 (or J4t at Pebble Beach, and Jack Nicklaus. 72 for 142 also at Pebble . Other scores went out of sight. Ron CeJTUdo, one or the first round leaders, went to 76 for 143 at Cypress. PG champ Ray Floyd took a 75 for 149 at Spyglass. British Open titleholder Tony Jacklin made a 75 for 151 at Pebble. Frank .Be.ard, 1969 lea4ing money winner, went from a 71 to 81. Hugh Royer blew {rom 68 to 82. Tied with Massengale at 140 were Tom Sha,~. 72. and Italian· Roberto Bernardini, with a &econd consecutive 70. With Palmer and Knudson al 141 were defending ·champion George Archer. l\1iller Barber, Bruce Devlin and veteran Paul Harney. Davis Mas sac1·es UCI; , , Cunningham Sets Marl{ .• ' ' DAVIS -It 's ln oid f:imili.u slory lol' the UC Irvine baskt:ID!IU team as It al · .. tempts to en baclc: 1.l tne: .500 mark tr- •"t· egalnllt an ear!ler cooqueror, UC 11'1 • , , -~--' , ·"11 Ani..te" dropptd a 91-73 dloslon 1 host UC Dllv ts "'hile Ri\'tr~itle Wti lng to lfC San J)(esCJ. 88-86 in flm d plaiy of the iln!ll.l:.I Col A.Ggle lot!r· cnt. ~- , Jt(f CUnnlngham hit Ii points d\hin~ e game 1.o move Into th e No. I spot as aU4.irnt leading l('Qrer ;it lr,·ino hy •fn&le poln!. lie h" 2SS points this gJvJna hlm • thrct year total of ;217. • Mike. Htekmln held tM pre•. inus nlark. , ID Fridny'1 game the Ant~1C'rs tr.-lled ost of the llt.tt half but carr1e back ta e the cOUnl 11 41-ff and 1111n at - Ion drcpplnl bock by oillll i. It points for tht: balance of the r.igh!. Irvine and Riverside meet tonisiht at 6:30 ror the consolation title \\'Ith Davis and San Diego playing ror the cho.mplon-llllp. . . Rtvertlde defeattd the Anteaters. 97. 9S, a \\-'eek talo In the High lanrtcr rym. The Anteaters are now 6-7 for the !lea· son . * ~ --{:: UC lltVINI ltU UC DAVIS ttl) ''"'''-hllp>t .. (\lfllllMlleno 1 ' ' 11 w°" ' ' ' • -. ' . ' 4 , • ...., 1DS 4 1' -· ' ' ' ' U""t•Wllld • ' ' " ....... • ' • t CVllM • I ' " lu-' • ' ' Qo1o& ' ' . • Wtu•""'"' • ' ' ' l.t ••ln • • I " ••u ' ' • ) l'lt!thtf • ' . ' ""' ••• ID CvrttY ' .. Ft...,wtll ' • ' ' ,tit• • ' • ' l lWlll!ff\e"' ' ' ' ' lottll »U?a ti .... ' ' ' • Gt•y~ltll ' .. • , ... 1t ll J4 11 ... mr. -°"" •• lt\lhW a SPYGLAS S HILL CO NQU EROR -Bob Murphy's firs t round 67 at Spyglass !~ill was the bes·t ever carded on the tough layout in four years of use by the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am Gol f Champion· shi p tournament. He lied \vith Bert Yancey, Ron Cerrudo and Bob Goalby for the first round lead. The other th ree leaders played on Pebble Beach and Cypress P oint. Sports in Brie f Gon zale z Goes 5 Sets To Ups et CdM's Laver Nf.\V YORK -Pa n ch o Gonzalez. the grand old n1an of professional tenni~. shot from behind to upend Rod La ver, 1009 Grand Sl am king, 7·5, 3-6, 2-6, 6-3, 6-2 Friday night in a $.0.000 winner-take·all match at P.1adison Square Carden. Battlinii: exhaus tion and slomach cramps in the final set a:; ~·ell as his gifted • younger opponent, the 41-year- old Goozalez kicked off the 'Tennis Champions' Inc. tour for $200,000 in prize n1oney with a sl unning upset A partisan cro\vtl or 14,761 roared en· couragement lhrough the deciding fiflh set as Gonzalez, gulping salt and aspirin tablets during breaks in the action. l\\'lct broke Laver·s Sf'rvicc in a string of rive winning games that carried him pcsl the Aussie act, • LOS ANGELES -The undefeated, top- rated UCLA Bruins rolled to their 17th consecu tive victory . thumping UC Santa Barbara , 89-80. Friday night in a non- conrerencc basketball gan1c al Pauley PavUlon. Led by Sidney Wic~ and John Vallely, who scored 19 and 18 points. the Bruins broke open a tight ball game 1nidway through lhe seeond half to record their 13th victory of the season • LOS ANGELES -Happy ll81rston scored 1 National Daskelball Associatio n c11rcer high of 34 roinl.s and John egan scored his S.OOOth point as the Los Angeles Laktrs beat lhe Se a t I I e Supersonics 128.100 Friday night . Tht Sonics ripped the l.akers in th~ fin;t period, ltikln~ a 32·21 edge after ttw> period. But aflc r thnt Scnttlc scored only 41 points In the second and third llCriods. J6rry West, tJ1t NBA '1 leading ~rer "-'ilh lfl 31.• averaige, &COffi.I 30 paints before. laking a rest early in the fourth penocl . • BIR!\11NGHA~f. Ala. -Hank Crisp, 73, "'ho coached a generation of athJetes al lhe University of Alabama, died Friday night !ihortly before he was to be in-- ducted into the Alabama Sports l!all of Fame. • LOS ANGELES -The Atlanta Hawks ol 1he National Basketba ll Assoclalion fil · cd a St5-n1illion sui t Friday agains: the Los Angeles Stars of the ri val American Basketball League in an attempt to ha lt Zelmo Beaty fro1n playing "'ilh the Stars. Beaty. who played for the Hawks dur· ing the 1963-69 season. is sitting out this season in order to bt!con1e a free agent. The suit said Beaty signed to play for the. Stars ne);t year on a contract ''in excess of SSOO,ooo." The la"·suit "'as filed by Atlanta Hawk5 Basketball. Inc., and was directed agaln!l Beaty. ow ner Jim Ki.rsi. 1nd general manager J hn llardy. • EUGENE, Ore.-Len Casanova. Uni- vrrsily ol Oregon alhll'tic director,and for l!I years a fixture In U of O sport.I, is re- tiri ng. Jlobert D. Clark. university prealdent. announL'cd the retlrrn1enl Friday, effec· live June 30. Cosanov:i w111 be on leave until then . Norv ltl tchcy, Casanova's aaslslllnt. 11•111 take o,·er 8$ acling director . • CORVALLIS, Ote. -Stvtn·loot ctnler Vic B11rtolome sC"Ored four polnt5 In the last 4~ seconds to gJ\•e Oregon Stale a 78-73 victory over the Unlversl\)' of Or~ gon In Ill non<0nterence 14me F'rldoy nigh!. Grange said. 1'1 kept seeing Grange coming around my end. And tn those days you didn't worry about angle bloc.kin&. You just braced you rself and said, .. Hert.. they come." ' "I sneaked a look at Grange and his No. 77 before the g!lllle. They 1a11 looked like Uiey wore 77. I knew tr l were to play any kind of game I needed someone to calm me down a bit. • "l went to Friedman, \@a was sup- posed to be a poised All·Ametjcan and I told him, 'I'm &eared." He l\fl!'tftred, 'So am I.' Now wa s that any kind of answer to give a fearful aophomaret•• Fl'ench Skier CI'ashes, Dies In Cup Meet MEGEVE, France (A P) -A 2G.year· old French skier died Friday after 5pin· nlng off the course and crashing into a fence ;n an international men's down-hill race. Michel Bozen, 20. a member of one of France's prominent skiing families, went off the course at high speed while com- peting with the world's leading stars in the Emil-. Allais €up compeUUon. l!e was rushed to a hospital in Sallanches where he died of head injuries and a broken leg . Although stuMcd by the tragedy-, the event was completed with Karl Schranz of Austria_the winner. An American, Bob Cochr&n of Richmond. Ft., tied far eighth place. A 15--year-old Austrian, Werner Crissman, also took a bad spill during the race. He was flown to the hospital in the same gendarme helicopter that carried Bozen. Young Crissman suffered no bone fractures but was being held for observa- tion. Two members of the U.S. team were Injured in practice Thursday at the same site. Jim Hoeschle r of Lacrosse. Wis., in- jlired both legs -with no bone breaks - when ne crashed into a tree. Rudd Pyles of Frisco, Colo., hurt his knee and suf- fered facial cuts and bruises when he plowed into a group of spectators. Bozen, although not a world class skier. \\'as spinning down the approximately two-mile course al better than a mile a mi.1ute when, according to witnesses. he lost his balance going out of the tum ort Borne Wall. The Frenchman spun a r o u n d backwards, rolled over twice and smash- ed into a picket fence. A ski instructor, Henri Perrinet. said he aaw the fall but was unable to determine whether Bozon llil the fence head first. Official!: of the International Ski Fed.?ration said the site of the accident was not the fastest point on the course. They said Bozon lost control about 40 yards before hitting the fence and in- sisted the result probably would have been the same if the fence had not ex- isted. The race was staged in bright sunshine in freezing temperature. However, the course was not icy and was not dangerous as long as the skier held his line. officials added. Doz.on, a disLant cousin of former world champion Charles Bozon of Chamonix, \Vas nol h;mself an ouL!tanding sld com- petitor. In f!S ratings, he placed 62od in the giant slalom lasl year, 102nd in the special slalom and 130th in the downhill . Charles Bozon was killed with 13 other skiers in an avalanche on Mont Blanc Ju- ly 7, 1964. His father had died in an avalanche in 1938. Schranz, an Olympic veteran, sped ~own the precipitous track -with its 800 meter drop -In 2 minutes, ll.80 seconds to win the downhill race. Helni Messner of Austria was second in 2:13.83 anJ Henri Duvillard of france third in 2, 14.35. Cochra1· clocked 2: 16.38 which lied him ~·ith Keith Shepherd of Canada for eighth place. UCLA Kicker s Give Ranger s The Boot, 7 -2 UCLA put the crusher on the Coast Rangers . 7-2, Friday night before a sparse throng of 300 soccer allcionados at Orange Coast College. In the prelir.i . UC Irvine f'dged Or11nge Coast. !..(), on P.tark Pierkar~ki's goal for coaeh Bill AshcroU's f0!'1:"~. Teh Bn1ins 5mot.hered I.hi? Rangers In lhl' first half, bretzini; lo a '·J lead over coach Urian fl1cCaughcy's oulclassed group. A coople of blunders -one by goa:ie Joe Feola, the other bv the defe.ni;e in general -paved th~ \\-'8:y fi•r two Bruin markers. UCLA !!truck with 1!-e ;nm~ only four rttlnut,s old on Feol:i :t Ttllscua. J-low ever. lhc Hangers c<1me hark wllh ~teve .Johnson hitlin5! fMm three y.lrds out. Out after th11t llle d111n broke with UCLA tipping the nets three more times before i!'ltermlsslon and once ng:iin e.lght minutes Into the fh111I half to make lt $-1. LeU Wemel dpotted a picture 25--footer to sllce the bulge to 5·2 with 25 mlnutl'S remaining. But that turn(l'd out to be the Rangen' last gasp UCLA thw a&sumcs a 3-2·2 lc1t".I in lhc :'iVtlry, The haltered Ranger~ return to Pacific U!aguc play Sundiay, entertainlna Ointi· bin nd ib reserve team at NewpOrl Btacb's ~tariners Uark in 12 ·30 •nd 1:30 contests'. ' MAY RUN IN LA MEET Patar Snall S1iell Set t For Return . To Track ~ Peter Snell , one of the all- time greats of track and field, ~ has CQme out of retirement and will run in the United p Stales next month, the DAILY U PILOT has learned exclusive- !": !y. k It appears that Snell may 1' turn out to be the premier per· former at the Los Angeles Time5 Indoor Games Feb. 17 at the Forum. The 32--year-old New Zeal an· 11 der \von three Olympic gold ... medal s. taking the 800 meter title twice (196(}.64) and cop- ping the 1.500 meters in 1964. He is a former world record holder for the 880 (I ' 45.1) and the mile (3,54.4). And he still ..;. owns the global 800-meter i standard of 1: 44.3. Snell is working out three ~ times daily to get in shape for 1 his comeback. T w o months ago in Samoa he ran 400 me-~ ters in 48. 7. .. He has pa ssed considerable time in the Orange Coast ~ area when prepping fo r South .. ~ land events. ~ In fact, Snell spent his hon· eymoon at Emerald Bay (La· guna Beach). CI'o sbv Golf, •' Hialeah Race t , Top TV Action A myriad of golf and basketblll t!hows \\-'ill fill today's television menu and horse racing fans, deprived of their favorite sport on the Southlnd scene, cau tum to Channel 13 at 4:30 to watch actioo at Hialeah. The Bing Cro&b.v Invitational tourna- ment from Pebble Beach will be seen on Channel 4 Loday and Sunday as the feature live golf show. Others include tht CBS Golf Classic and Shell's Wonderful World of Golf, hoth on film today. Laker basketball can be seen live tonight from SeatUe and again on Wednesday from San Diego, both 1ame~ at 8 o'clock and on Channel s .. UCLA Bruin basketball w1U be on ta-pe delay ·at 11 tonlg'-and Uve from Berkeley next Friday night, also on Channel 5. The feature high &<;hool game (Channel 4) today at 12 will or{glnate in the Orange Coast College gymnasium and features a Crestvie"lv contest between Tustin and Foothill. TODAY 11 •·"'· OJCL -A•A BASICElBALL -lht flll,_, l ft11.,.1 A8A 1ll•1llr timt irom lnclltM~lt 1, noon l~lCL -8/\Skllil8ALL -Hlfll •ellOol 11"11 or ""' week. Tllt11ft VI. foo!Mll II O••Plll• co111 Col"5J1. 11:)(1 11.m. ClUCL -8ASKl!l1Al.L -Nt\IMI Sovl'h1rr1 "'· Vnlw. of Htv.O~ l iJll II.I'!. !HCL -PAt 4 l.o\5Kl.TIALL - o-Slt l• INVI .. I I u111w. ol °"-· S 11.l'fl. !UCL -CIS GOLi" CLASSIC -l'rfll (',_ pelt 11 ~1""1tont CIUnlry Clutio Ill Ak1'91'1. 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GolUeo Weal hai a Southern California Conference encounter scheduled tonight, meeting the No. I \Wll In the circuit, LA Harbor on the Sea Hlwb'. cqorl at I. The Rustlers posle¢ their first conference vie· tory last week after bing the first three. ' . Co sta ,Me sa Outsteams Foe, 75-67 By ROGER CARLSON Of lllt 0 1llr Plllt Stiff A_ perspiring rt':feree sauntered up to the official scoring table and remarked, "Are you sure that was just one quart· er?" Costa ttlesa High's rampaging Mustangs had blistered the Nets in the rirst period with 25 points at breakneck speed and coach Emil Neeme's Mesa crew went on to posf a 75-&7 clutch win over invading Magnolia Friday night in Irvine League basketball aclion. The victory kept Mesa squarely in thl': championship race -making ita record 4·l, -a ha.If game behind ~leaden Corona del Mar and Loara. Mesa's !reruied fast break offense and full coi.lr~ press!~· defense demolished the invaders early 1n the first quarter and Costa ?\fesa never trailed after snapping a 3..1 lie in the initial moments. Neeme's chaps rolled up a 14-point bulge in the second period but apparently couldn't stand the prosperity as Magnolia chipped away at the lead in the third period and narrowed It to three on sever· al occasions. Finally. ho1\·ever, the hosts upped the count to 65-50 with 6:25 to go in the game before the Sentinels made one last charge with their O\o\'n version or a press. They trimmed it lo 66-59 with 4:2,; to go but that was basically the end of the trail as Pat Sweetland canned a pair of free throws and then the Mustangs' de- fen se went to work. Magnolia threw the ball up five straight times from Inside but were unable to tally -then Scott Neville further lnlStrated the losers with a 16-footer and a pair of free throws lo break it open for &ood. Bob Austin led a balanced scoring at· tack for Mesa --with lt-l)Oiuts;-m93tly on jumpers from the corner. He was bolstered by Neville's 13 and Chuclt Bridges' 11 coonters. John Boren of P.fagnolia was thl': only consistent threat for the losers, hitting nine field goals and fjve charlty tosses for Z3 points. Costa 1w1esa will get its chance to knot the league up at S-1 along with Corona del Mar and Loara Wednesday nlght when it meets Edison in the only league game of the night. (IH!I M•u 41Sl M11111n. 1611 " fl " " ••• " Autlftl ' ' , " ,_ , ' ' ' s-"-1'1111 ' • ' • KrlVSI • ' ' ' Moore ' ' • • Wlbll ' • ' • Nevl!lt • • ' " $11'wlrl ' • ' " llrld.ga ' • ' " llo•en • • ' " S·lk" • • ' • 11.IC~ll~ ' • ' , """' , ' ' 1 ·-' , ' • l'd1!<'d ' • • ' T1MY1on • • ' • Ofsmet • ' • Tg1als .,.uu " Tottll nun " 5cert lly °"''"" C.0$1• Mae • " " " " " M1~!11 ... " • " " -" UCI Dunks Rival UC lnin.i .on flt) UC '"' 01 ... .xi _.iey rtlty-UCI (G1rdntr, l'lrmtr, Mtt· tl", P1ttold). 1:0).0. ICGO lrt11dVll -O!WI fUCI), Oow..ey (l), T~xell (SOI. ll:Sl.I. 100 fr115tyle -M~Ootleld (I), Nl!Mn OJ, W1!11 (901. 1:51.S. 50 l•ffSfV\I -Dick .... "" fl), '•l1old jt), Stt· ,.,., {SD>. U.1, · XIO lnO. Medl11 -E11on (!!, .I.re"' (1), Govt !SDI. t :J.O 200 butterfly -Merlin (I), Dtson (0, C1rn1~1n (I). ?::M.0. 100 tr-!ylt -Olck.,...nn OJ, SttStr! (SDI. N.el$0n Ol. SJ!. 200 bK~'''°'' -Ctrdner {ll, E•ion rn, GTN • son ISO!. !:11.1. SOO ITHilYlt -111\cl>oMld, l~•tll ($0), COOPfr (tJ, $:11.0. 200 "'"''"'"' -M1rtln 0 1, E•'°" en. c;o~e 4$01. ,,,,,,, «111 "" rel•y -UC 1r~lne (Oickrn1im, Mcoon11d. N!llon end C1rn11!1n), l :3$.2. VIKING SQUEEZE PLAY -Kipp Baird (45) of the Marina Vikings, gains possession of a rebound \\'bile Tony Cate (52) of Huntington Beach is squeezed between Baird and an unidentified Vik- ing. Rick Mosier is in background to the left and Lee Walters (54) looks on at the right. Marina halt- ed Huntington's league win streak at 44 with a 58-51 victory. Williams ,Leads E-agles Over Chargers , 62-49 Dy JOHN CASS 01 "'' o.llY ,,191 st•lf After a slow start, the Eagles of Es· tancia High kept iheir Irvine League ti· tie hopes aglow with their sec:>nd ~traight victory , coming from behin:.1 to rout Edi· son, 62-49, in r~riday night· s CO!'ltest played on the Eagles' court. Skip Williams led the Eaglt>s 1vith 2·1 points. picked up on eigh1 shots from the Ooor and eight free thr/J''l'l b;;offlrc leaving lhe game on fouls with 3: 12 left in the game . Gary Orgill, who foliOY{ed \VilliJm!> in the scorin g parade with 18, was to ge-t the ice-breaker before the J.[am! 1vR.-. two seconds old. converlini;: a free lhJ'O\v after being fould by John Fi<ihrr (If the Charge.rs on the opening lip of t. Orgill also connected for the lirst t:a· gle bucket or the clash as he hll (I~ 0 14- foot jum~r 'vith more than four minutes gone in the game. A 1(1..point spurl by the ~~ai;:le-5 iu the second quarter proved lo be the turn· ing poln: of the game after the first JO minutes had been evenly co11t cSted. Trailing 16-13, Estancia st..,rled. t:::.• drive when "'illiams hit on >1 short }Ump shot after taking an exc'!llcnt pass from Orgill . Orgill came right back with a reverse layup when Mike Shaughnessy scored on a drive after a good assist from Mike Hays. Orgill foilowed \o\'i th another reverse layup and Williams hit with a 410ft jump ~ shot from the top of the key. The Eagles were on to p, 23-16, with three minutes re· malning in the half. The Chargers t1evrr madp a serious threat thereafter. Edison's Bob Wright connected (ln a shci. from the corner to get close, but the Chargers ran into foul trouble and E!'· Lancia moved out to a 28·22 lead at the half. Estancia 's lead continued lo gro\Y throughout the third period l\'ith \Vil· llams giving the Eagles a J7.point spread. 47·30. as tbe 1hlrd buzzer SO'Jnded. ~tikc Anis was the leading !CQfCr tor the Chargers with 16 points. Estancia actually won al the f'rea throw line converting 20 free throws while the visitors coold manage only r.inc. l~IH!I (0) l1!11Kll (60 .. " . " • " . " ll~lt• ' ' • ' o;e11 • ' ' " H1rrnon ' ' ' ' ..... " ' , ' • l'lll!f'f ' • ' " wmi.m1 ' • ' " 1'1111~• ' • ' ' "'~ ' • ' ' .,~ ' ' ' " s.t11111111neny ' ' , ' Wr~t ' • ' ' 11111 ..... • • ' • w'-• ' • • Hesltr ' ' ' ' ''"""" • ' • , TOlll1 ,1 ?II ,, " lo!all • ' " • sc-,.,. Olf.l•ltf't E<:1l11on ......... " " ' .. -• e111r>e1a ........ ' " " " -" CdM Bla sts Cold Falcon Cagers, 65-31 By DAVE CEARLEY Somebody apparenUy forgot to tell the Corona del Mar basketball squad that its game with tough Loara was last Wednes- day. The Sea Kings played like they were aiming for the CIF playoffs Friday night as they humiliated Irvine League cellar. dweller Santa Ana Valley, 65-31, in the tiny Falcon gym. The crunching victory nudged Corona over the .500 mark for the season at 9-8, and left the Sea Kings tied with Loara atop the loop with a 5-1 mark. Corona had only momentary difficully in dispensing with Valley. A 10·3 edge in the last 4:17 of the first quarter pulled the Sea Kings to a l .. 7 period lead over the ridiculously cold· shooting Falcons. The early lead event· ually snowballed into an avalanche. Valley opened with a 2-3 zone defense. ; ome nlfty passing, especially by Jeff llz, broke the Falcons' plans and backs in the first half. ;\ three-point play by forward Dan Kil· lian assisted by a great feed by Goelitz. gave CClrona its commanding early lead at 12-4. Even thoull:h the score in the first two periods was lopsided, the Sea Kings pla y was spotty. Chandos Paces MD, 82-68 The Falcons forced numerous turnovers but never could take advanLage of the errors as rigor mortis beset their shoot- ing. Except for the 22 fouls which Sea King players rolled up, Valley would barely have betn on the scoreboard. B' CRAIG SHEFF O 11!t Dallf Plltt Stefl ~fater Del High's Ralph Chandos can be described as one who plays taller. The 6-5 fl.1onarch senior stood oul like · a sere thumb in leading his team .lo an impres!live ei.68 Angelus Legue victor y over 8trvlte In the losers' gym Friday night. . Chandos tossed in 31 points, 1nclud1ni:: 17 free throws and completely domnial· ed the boards, finishing the night's worli.. with II rebounds. Teammates Tom Walker and Werner Raes ppushed in 22 and 19 points. Thu!!: Chandos. Walker and Raes totaled 72 o{ the 82 Monarch points, Walker and Chandos got the Monarchs started early, combining IC\r 19 poir.t~ in the opening quarter as M:ater Oei blitzed to a commanding 29-14 lead and never looked back. Walker hud Ht 1n the opening eighl minutes. Servlte was hur1 considerably in lhe opening quarter \\'hen 6-J center Cr:ug Gruge.J was hll with hh1 third per&anal with t.hr~ and a half minu'.es rem;un· tng. He i.at oot the enUre 5eCO?ld quartt>r. fl.fater Oei extended il6 1tad to ~-29 at the half and maintained a 20-point n1:irgin throughout most of the second half. Mtlll' Oti (12) S1nlltl C"l CMndo1 W•lkll' 111\CM-m!n ·-KlllV ,_, """'" l("llfln ., " -., 7 17 I ll 511122 I I S 1 t I 1 It , 0 3 ~ 0 0 1 0 I Q 1 J ' g J ' Stvmovr Mtller Gr11111! """" , .. 81r1Dw Trltilr.(1 Ctl!IPlnlrl "!~ 26 .. 11 t2 01111 Sl:tf't "' fkl.ll'fto MHel" Doti • .. .. • • • l'I 11 11 Strvltl . . .. .. . .. . . . .. . 11 U II " ti ,. ,, 1lll11 • l S IS ~ 0 I I 1 0 f 2 ' 4 ' • 0 • , 0 o • a o 1 0 I f 1 0 I 1 1'1112" The. Falcons notched a total of only eight fi eld goals, thrte of them in the first half. Jim Keyes, Valley's lumbering center. provided Santa Ana's only offense with his two (ield goals and ten free thrOll'S, ClrMf Mf M•r CUI KllU111 Gotll!: Sevltr '~Hotltnd•r Orlttb'f ·~ It ti "' 11 ID J I U .,Jll~' ) f 1 ' 1 MtUttr 11 1 JKIYtJ l o I 1 K11rll~llvt 1 1 l!Aut• 0 I I I .3:"dON Id 1 2 1 1 l'tltnon 1 I I J l '11l1 0 I 1 I 1lltl2'5 ' It II ,1 1, 11 ? 3 7 , 0 ' f )10111 ' 0 3 ' ' ) ' 1 ' 0 0 ' o o 1 11 I 0 I 0 11Jll l1 FANTASTIC CLEARANCE ALL LEFT OYER I Hf CHRYSLHS AND PLYMOUTHS MUST &O I '199 BELOW FACTORY THUi WILL 11 A fA CTORY INYOICI POSTID ON I YERY 1Hf SALIS CAR. OAILY PILOT J,1 • lfith 58·5! Victor y ·vikes Do It Again; End Oiler Streak 'y GLENN WIUTE Of .... DtllY , ....... Marina High turned giant-killer again Friday nf.ght , putt.Ing an end to another leng@ly buketball win streak as th;e Vlk.- Inga -down Hunllngton Beach, 51,51, ill Sunset League hostilities at the win· ners' gym. Thus came to a close an imposing string of league victories which began three yeart ago when the Oilers perform· ed in the Irvine League .. Estancia had downed them in foor overtimes ln the '67 Irvine opener. After that coach Elmer Combs' machint churned out 13 successive Irvine Uiumphs, then switched to SUnset circles Sailors Win Over Western Quinte~ 73-65 By HOWARD L, HANDY Of ~ h lfr 'll•f '"" A stubborn Western High basketball !.~am battled the Newpart Harbor 1'.trs dov.'TI to the final three minutes before succwnb\ng to the Sunset League tit!~ cooteode:rs Friday nigtlt, 73"5, i.i the lo.!· er's gym. With 2:37 remaining in U•e ,ame, New· port held a 64-62 edge. In the ne1t two minutes, the Sailors rattled orr nine straight points to pull ahead 73-6% nad the outcome was flna\ly decided. Newport will move to Huntington Beach toni(lhl al I lo race the Oilers In another crucial. Western, one of !hP. better se..·,lfld di- vision tc:1ms in lhe Sunset ci rcll it. useil :.> full C<Jurt pressing defepse and co l· lapse<! around Newport shooting st;ir Lee Haven throughout th e action. Haven had one of his poorest shoolJniJ nights. being held to 11 point11 for the game. nine of them coming !n lhe ~ ond half. But it was Haven llt'ho eased the 1it1J. ation in the nine-point four1h quarter splurge. He hit a fret throw 11.nd scorert on a driving layup and was fouled to get tht string started. And ht made good on the free throw but a teammate crossed the liM htfore thf> ball hit the hoop and it wlia denied. Jeff MalJnolf then hit ~tour successive · fre! throws and Nels Tahl !COred a ·r1e1d-go alto COn,-pJete the surge. WHh Haven's shoot.inst: shackled, ?otal!n. off. Tahtl and Taran Young took up 1he slack at crucial ooinls in the action to hit jump shots from arou.nd the k~y. Steve Kent poured in 14 point& during the action for runnerup scoring honors to Tahti with 19. Dan Rafferty took game hon<Jrs with 22 and kept the Ploneen in the game throughout with his rebounding and COO· sistent shoollng ability. Newport hit 29 oC 66 shots from 1he floor for a nifty 43.t percentage while the Pioneers scored 23 of 58 attempts for a 39.6 mark. At the free throw line. the Sailors hit 1$ of 19 attempts while the host quintet scored 19 of 30. This gives Newport a 78.9 mark at the charity toss line nnd Western a 60.3 percentage. Ntwlllf'I Mtttlot' (111 Wffltr. 161) T•llll ,_ E<.<les M1!1noU H1ven ·~· Tot1l1 " ft " ,, 1S 4"EITllH I 1 I IJ Tur~t• 7 0 J I 1l1rftrn f I 4 1' Cr11n1110 ll)llHllU • ' 1 11 Hoflll H 15 1f n Tttt l• Scttt "' ._.,,.,.. N.,..POrl Htrtor n II Wnler~ II H ' .. """ J ' 0 • ' ' 1 10 t l In 6 I ) If J J I ' I I I 0 1J ,, u I.I I! " 7:1 1114-6$ aud put together 31 more wins before Marina ended it 111 wkh its potent dtfen1e. A IHtle OVl!r • moo~ ago the Vikinp ol. coach Jim SlepheDI balled the loogtsl atrin& rjl hoop wins ever recorded in the, SoUthland when they dumped COmptori after Ole Tarbabes had chalked up ee straight. Now Marina must return to tht. hardwoods tonJgbt, hosting Westminster to face the looop'a last unbeaten outfit. And Huntl-tl'la to regroup •&•Inst invading Newport. Both games are at I. Huntington w-.. a team that iimply couldn't bit -rn:m anywhere. The OUers shot 25 pe=nt the ftrst half and SU per· cent for the game. Marina hit 41 pm:t11t for the nlghl. ' Slill, the OrlJlle and Black made a valiant nm, tying the count al »all with 4:45 to go in the third stanza on IM Walters' rebound shot. At that point 'things went frOm bad to wotse for the losers. Two ctwstly of.. femive foul calls agliMt them by ref Jim Kannane made Combs as angry as I've seen hlm in 11 yeara. And those call• also seemed to wilt new.found momentum. Then in the fourth period whtn Hun- tington cut the gap to S7-35 the Oilers had the ball and Paul Moro fired, mbised and Marina moved down with classy Rick Mosier pumping one in from the corner. a~~~~~OO~bk:ar:.1~~ layup by Ray stratJord and it wai. all over With the Vlkes on top, 4S-35 and 4:41 to play. ,. It was typical of the Vlkings' tine balance. Flve of the six players they uRd hit double figures, And for HunUnglon it was thf. opposite. Walters and Tony Cate simply couldn't carry the rest of the dead wood. In the fourth period three diffettnt Oilers missed tnt·1irst shot on one-and- one efforts while another blew a Plir ~ free throws. hlosier was instrumental in puUlng ?\1arina ahead in the second period as he canned four in a row from 25 feet out to give his mates a ~II lead. In that same decisive quarter, Hun- tington made two ol Jl tries from the floor . Mvnlint~1 (~1 ~ ~ Mfirlfll W>tt Ill fll W•ll~r· I) JU ••lrcl l' 40 Celt 1 1 41' lo\Qf.il.r 1 \'I Wise ! 1 I 1 Slrttlotd J I I <=••l;O!' J 1 I I McGulr• 2 7 •lj v.or'i 1 I 1 J Mull111¥ I J Crftrll't I • f 1 Torell n ' 1' ~1 101111 n n u 511 Sc-•r ... ,....,, H1111tl"1ten •.-di If 6 11 11 -fl Mlrl1" 11 l~ lt ~I -fl ST'A TE ALL.STAR CA GE TILT SET Perhaps one ol the true clusic1 of prjp athleUcs in California is on tap this ye# with the llJUlOWlCtment that the nm Id). Uon or the All-state Basketball CWilc between graduaUJJi seniors wW be h8ld at the Oakland COli!eum .U... In lale June oc mid.July. The Oakland Diocese Catholic Youth Organ!iatlon has received formal at- proval from the NCAA to put the sboir on and it will feature the 10 best from the North and the South as selected by .. a panel Of prep sportswriters within tbe ldate . Tentative plans call for both teams and their coaches lo be housed at CarlOI 80t Residence Hall on the Cal st.le (Hayward) campus for 12 day1 of pr» Uce prior to the event. Gauchos Score Second Conference Win, 83~7 4 Saddleback College's bagketball team will try to get back to I.he .500 mark 1.11 Desert Conference action tonight when the Gauchos travel to Mt. San Jacinto. following an 83-74 v\ctorv over College o! the Canyom at ?.Ilssion Viejo Rish Friday night. Saddleback and canyons fought on even terms throughout the game wlth the score tied on five occasions In the second half. With the scorertled 55-55, coach Roy Stevens' club went. to work on the crfen· sive boardJ and in the process spurted to a 20-point advantage. canyons cut into the lead In the waning mornenl! cf the game. Gllerd Eric Christensen pact>.d a ba\. anced Saddle.back scoring attack with 21 points. Bill Noon follol{ed with 20, Cam Smith had 11 and Randy Lawrence hlt 11. For Canyom' Bill Stenderup was a one· man show, pushJJJI In 13 field goals and 15 free 11\rows for 41 points. Teammate Gary Ray followed with 20 pointl, Saddleback was near perfec.1 from the free t.hrow line, hitting 13 or 14 for 93 ,.,._ cenl. Cauyons converted 20 or '1 gratis throws for 74 percent. Following the Mt. San Jacinto -lonlgh~ Saddlebaclt has lwo -adlod- uled next week on the Mission Viejo cou uted ne11 week on the Missicn Viejo coort · ~ GaUchoe: tangle with Orqe Coait in a non-conference engagement Wednes- day night and return to Desert Confer- ence action the following Saturday (Jan. 31) against tough Mira Costa. ..... ~ ,.,, ,, " .... Ctflr.. (14) ~ 111IO ,S~ Edw1rcl1 J 4 5 I COlflWli Slnlrh • • 5 11 l.er!fttr Cllrlll1ni.en 1 1 I II •• , LIWrlflCe J I I II Allen .t.liffl J • ' ' Eblll 110t s--1111 .. .... U lS '11 t , t 5 t I I . I .. ,. 1 • ,. 4 Tot1ll :U II l) U Ttt.11 V a 11 1' H1ffllmt -.1 ........ di .. C..,,.,. II. INVOICE SAU INDS SUNDAY, JAN. U, 1'70, 6:00 P.M. AL ROBERTS 10080 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. Chrysler -Plymouth -G.M.C. Jf WLY PILOT Barons In 56-50 Rever sal By PUIL ROSS Of .... ~tr Plllt Sblf After trailing by as n1any ~s 21 points midway U1ro~gh the second hall, the underdog Fountain Valley Barons closed t.he g1p to ()nly six points three tlmes In Ult flnJI minutes be. fore SUCtUmbing to league· leading Loara. 56-50, in an Ir· \•lne League basketball con- lt1t Friday night rin the \Vin· ners' court. The ho£t Saxnns attempted to run off and hidt In the third period. pi!ing up " 4&-33 ad· vantage at tl1c end oi that quarter. But, the lmroos then out· scored Loara ;>.~ unhl 1ht-re "1'Cte only five rninutes !!'!ft in the game and !hey were or.ly down by 3l~. -18-42. The t"·o quin tets then !rad· ed baskets until the eni.l to give the le:lgue leaders UK:ir fifth straight loop triumph and drop the Barons' lr1•i11'? ntnrk to l·S. Even though D!iv~ DroNr·s Barons trailed 1nost 11f t!le itame. It appeared th;;-,\• would blow fa vored Loar.1 tJUt of the jl:ym at the out;ct. a.~ 'Valley jumped off tc a suddc:1 4-0 edge. However, the rugged Loa r· ans. v.'ho won L'ie tenm re· bound battle 41)..:-0, fought back aod took the driver's scat. leading lU at the end of the first quarter and carrying a Z7·115 advantage into the lock- er room at halftim e. The Saxons casually padded their thJrd (JUarter bul iz;e to 11s much as 39-21 until FountH\n Valley cooled U1em off in the closing period, out.sC<lrlng L"> ara 17-8. The Barons' leading scort'r on the season, Gary \."3Jbuen3, led both sides with 22 point!i. .,111hile teammate Dave Lynr.h threw in 13. Denny Nicholas paced Loar:i with 21 points and JWdy Sgonu and ~1arv Whe<:1cr till· lied 14 each. -· ...... ,., .. " " " ,_, • • • " V11!11J.o1111 ' ' ' n Shibi!• ' ' ' ' °""'' • ' ' ' .... • ' , ' KrbtlNll • ' • ' ,,_ ' • • • Ch1rn•lor! • ' • ' To!tll " " " • ...... '"' .. " " " Sitontr ' ' ' " llotd1nowla ' ' , ' w11tti.r ' ' ' " w ... • ' , I Nlcholtt • • ' " Hl~lton ' • I ' 'Yol1l1 n " " • kW• ,., Ollt"tn Founlt ln Vt lleY • • " 11-50 Loa,. " " " ..... s.~ • .i..uary 24, 1110 Five Cotinties Participant Fountaia Valley H,igh's Bob wa;ker is sc e_n shoving his opfonent around handily as he prepares for the annua Five Counti es WresUlng Invitational. The hos t Barons will entertain ?vlarina, Ne\vporl Har- bor and Westminster along with such powers as Brawley, Hawthorne, Mira Costa, Pacifica and Mt. Miguel along with 12 other powers. Action this morning with the finals billed for this evening. Walker (194) won the Orange Coast Invitational. DiablosMow Down LagunaFive, 78-63 By sTEVE ANDREWS Of lt.t O•llt ,Jltl Sll ff 7'.1ission Viejo's Diablos swept to their third Crestview League basketball win in fi ve outings Friday night with :t 78-'3 vic--- tory over the hosting Laguna Beach Artists. Laguna made a game of it for the first ciuarter trailing only 21·19, but from the second frame on it was all fl.fission Viejo. Three starters !tit in double figures for lhe Diablos, Rick Wadsley lead them with 20. Jeff Masterson added 16, and Rudy · Holmes contributed 13. Steve West came of! the beach to score JO points. "'adsley led the second quar- ter binge stealing passes and scoring six points. However the determining factor came in the opening minute of the period when Laguna's play· maker and top scorer, ~{ike McMurray left, Mission Viejo proceeded to outscore :he Artists 16.S and take a 37.27 advantage. From then on Laguna could get no closer than 12 points at 43·31 and 45-33. Denny Schmitz pacecl the Laguna Beach scorin g list wilh 17 markers. McMurray added 16 and Joh n Har bold chipped in with l~. Trito11s Frigid at Line, Lo se to Tustin , 56-50 Harbold did a good job in the middle for Laguna in the first period when the Artists looked as if they would make things difficult for the Diablos. He scored six first quarter points and then put Oiab\o ccn· ter Dan Kr atz in foul trouble with three personals. Kratz left the game \vith eight points in the second pcr- 100 and never returned . San Clemente went frigid at the free throw line then suf. fered a devastating blow when Tom Gauldin fouled out-al! in the fourth quart ~r of I.he Tri · tons' 56-50 Crestvle\\' Lea gur. baskelnull loss ;•I Tustin Fi j. dav nu~t,L the· Tritons missed eight attem11ts from th.~ gratis line in U1at lust fr:.n ·t· and when Gauldin departe<I \\'ith his l i~t;1 foul, the Tfllel"'!'; were nursing a 52 fll'.> J\!nl.l. Tustin put log~:her an efrPc· live pre!ii io overrume a San Clemen~ lead In the last J>(!r· iod t iter the two forces had fought on even tt nn1 througit three CJ:S!trters. Gi!ulde11 did m0!1 of his scr.r· in~ dan.:ige {ror,• undernea;.h and ~'01.nd up the 11lght \\'Llh 17 point.~ :.fate C~aig Ander- son d1n11perl in 13. SA~ Cl£Ml"Nl l;' .. J:Ol n pl 0. LO<T.blrO• """er>on Ml1c~~lt G•ul d•n 11<(•,lln M11on Oom·~""'n' 1011(1 Swtt"' Cru1t11rv z,.~ow~l llocco "'"" HI""""" Tolllt ' • ' ' ' • ' " TU STIN CS.) 0 , 6 ~ ' ' t 1 0 ' ' " ,, tt ,, } ~ 1 ' . ' .S I ~ l ' 0 71 u u " • " ' " ' ' ' • " I• ' " " " ' • "-,.~ Cie...tn•t .., °"''"'" n 10 11 11--56 T\1111" IJ t 11 1~ Canada Courts Skiers MISSION VllJO Clll " " " " Holmtt ' ' ' " Wl~•ltY • • , • Kr•tl ' ' ' • W~st ' ' ' ,, M11t,rson ' ' ' " (!!fD ' • ' ' 5t~11!or • • ' • A>~Olfl ' • ' • "~ ' ' • ' Mvt" ' • ' ' Tot•ll • " ,. " l.t.GUNA I EACH (6ll " " " " /'lct.•ur•lv • • • " St~mll1 " ' ' " 141'bold • • ' " PD'Wtr' ' • • ' 0. 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Skiing magazine hus pro- duced the first guide devoted entirely to comprehen5i\'e in- formation about 897 ski areas in the U.S. and Canada. Ski Area Guide 1970, now on newsstands. A 24-minute film o{ the British Columbia Department of Travel Industry, awarded lop honors l.n its class at the 5«0nd annual lilm fe stival s ponsored by Sunse t fl l3gazine. is bein@ distributed In the U.S. as pa rt oC the Canadi'n ro\·emment's pro- gram to bolster tourism i.1 C1n11da. The winning pn'Mtucllon. "A Pl ace of Refuge." illustrates the four seasuns in the East l\001enay region of BrlU:ih Columbia. At Ille Palm Springs Aerial Tramway"lht flflb allllUll &!Id Dos Racina Cl>amploo!lllpo have been postpooed from January to \veekcnds I n February cr1'd lttarch due to lnck of snO\\'. Local snowmaking arcai; arr pumping out snow as \\'Cather permits to make up for the dearth of natural 5 t u f f , nonetheless, and skiing is available. TI1e latest local report Is uvailab\e by ca\llng (113) AT 7-i711. June Mountain and Mam· moth Mountain rtt'tived i bonama oC snow the pai;t week. They have packed pov.'dcr, unp:1 cked pov.·der and skiing gal ore. All runs arc ~vered. and .skier" I a s t weekend, Including bu~Joad.$ of tour groups, had a ball. Reports re veal great skiing at T\1:unmoth v.ilh rc5t'rv3· lions a neceSilty, There is a new re5erv1tion s er vi c c available lo local s k i t' r s \'isitl ng the resort. T\t:immoth Accommodations Center , <it either (IM) 9l4-f262 at Mam· moth or {all) &U-1719 In Los An2eles. JC, Prep Coast Area Basketball S . R · l Standings Wlfil ~SU ts 1_,i.I V•llff- l •n1" Mlr•C::°"t Vl<ler VllltY S.Hltbtrt C•nl'Olll Ml. &en Jeclnto ·-" SOUT"fllM CAL CON,l:lll:MCI u. ~•Wr c,preu l• """'"° Ct Goktffo tWlt "' - W l ,,, PA 1 0141111 l114.1Jlt s l "' ,,, 1 l ltt 3'1 1 3 M U. LA iolltl'lw.1t I t J10 ).U E11! LA I ' * ut l"t1'•'1"• ..... "" CYPress "· LA SouWl-t ti lACC 10., E•tl l.A et lA H•tbor D. Ilk! 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Si!m~.·~~.~1811'~~· J;•l.I SoCal Loses LEGAL NarlCE LEGAL NOTICE ----------------- --- ---,....-~. ,,-_,-_...,_,, .... -.................................. ~.--... ~. _s_at_u~-·~~~J-'-"-'~~2-4,_1_!_70~~~~~~~0-Al~LY'--P~IL~OT'--"-''~~ SEC to Decide Who!·ll Light the Light·~ of A_merica ·1 f WASHINGTON AP -The to customen thin can 1 large be.fort an SEC examiner. tlon in product quality, and in -"If any consumers who to dominance of a market by The , SEC cUvilloo, <1n the preased to recutate. ( Securities and Exdiange Com· number of small firms. '"lltm!l are three requisites, pjlrtlcular. If it is expected to may be affected indirectly will one or a few big rims. Baumol other hand, feels IUd! rtuoR-: Al!:P 1ale1 of eleetrJclty Bl~ mltt,Sion has-0pened the second One economJst, Princeton and if they are satlsUOd, aoY, l!ad to an lncrease <1in the not , as a consequence,. be said, government "regulation ing,carried to t.,.teclctlt.ild rated al SO billion kilowe.U.l round or a generation.old util-University professor William proposed acquisition must be quality of service, forced to pay prtce.s higher bealme.s, In effect. a 11ubsti· would allow the hwidredl iOf houl'I. Oh~ Powtr Co., A£P's1. lty merger battle that may J. Baumol, set forth the prt!$lllDed to serve the public -"If the prices paid by the than those which they might tute for competlUon, the aller-electric uWity companies llq'f¥ subskllary In OhJo which determine whether America's "economjes of teale" poslUon interest," Baumol said. consumers directly affected otherwise have been expected naUve means to pr t vent in ellstence to be meraed .,_ 1 hopes to ecqulre Columbus " light& ·are lit by corporate in reopened hearings on the -"If there ls no reason to ... be lower than might other· to pay." shoddy -quality and excessive to one giant rinn which e,tn, Southern, bad tales of 24 bU- giants -cr the local pcWer com~ acqul!IUon prnpceal Mollar" expect It to lead kl detertora-, wise have been anti~:pated. . . \Vhen such acquisitions lead prlooi;'' the govmunent-would be bird bon kilowatt hours. pany. . .~-=---.:.._.:._ __ __;;..........:. _____ ~~---'------=---------'-~----'-----------"------~-~-----~-~ The case that could have this broad economic resu1t in- volves an attem(l't by Amerl· can Electric PoWer Co., lhe nation's I a r g es t investor- owned power company, to ac- quire l\.relat.ively small com- petitor in Oh.io, the Columbus & Southern 'PO?i'er Co. The right Started With simi, lar requests by American Electric in 1945. AEP was turned down by lhe SEC then on grounds the pi:oposed mer- ger would make the firm too dominant in the utility mar· ket. SEC attorneys rKlW are pre- dicting the commission's deci- sion, and anticipated coort a~ peals regardless of the out- come, will put the cue in the Jandwar:k category. The SEC's division of cor- Porate regulation says the pro- posed acquisition of Columbus & Southern by AEP in a l·to I 3 stock exchange \\'ould re- sult in "undue conctntratiori or economic po\vcr." The proposal also is bein~ opposed by several smaller Ohio electric utilities and mu· nicipalities, and by the city of Dan vii!e. Va .. which claims AEP officials have tried to in· terfere in municipal elections '''ilh the aim of undermining I.he City's publicly ow n e d ppwer system. - The Justice Department a1· so has been given pennission to intervene in the case, but so far has not commented pul> licly on il.s posi\ion. The SEC is considering the merger be- cause it has jurlsdlc- t. i o n through the federal Holding Comoany Act. American Electric. on Its part, has lined up a pre$ti· gious array of economists and lawyer" to bol ster its argu. ment that a large company can deliver electric power cheaper and more efficiently • .I a • rn1a e • n • Nations ~rgest Federal ·', " > . .. •• .. · •, .. ,, •, ·, •' : Legislature In Action t annual rate NINETY DAY CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS annual rate . 1 TO 10 YEAR CERTIFICATE __ ACCOUN.TS_ .. , , . IH11r~hltlp wlthtl-•11 lrl•foN 11111'h!rity ''"llltt.tl ""' 111ltlt<I lo 1111'111 110 11 """"''·' annual rat• 2 TO 10 YEAR CERTIFICATE ACCOUNTS $5,000 MINIMUM ~1, wltlMl-11 ......... 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Nt wrcutT llACH -'41·4121 'Swa•• Lake' Ame1·ican Ballet Opens Grandly Ry TOM BARLEY DI lilt Dlltf ll'lltf lllH I! the American Ballet Theater's glittering opening night production or "Swan Lake" Is indicative of the overall caliber or th is am· bilious group's current season at the Los Angeles Music Cen- ter then we are clearly in for a JG-day feast of good ballet from this talented company. They don't have a Fonteyn or a Nureyev to offer us but they do have a disciplined, beautifully balanced company that looked -and 101 the message across to the au- dience -as if it were ell}o)'ing every moment of what has never been anyth ing other than one of the most deman- ding baUeUI in the book. As we see it, the Stress is not so much on the merits of highly paid principals but on the abillly to put on a well drilled company with the best possible costuming and thea- trical effects. If that is the American Ballet T h e a t c r formula then \Ye have to say immediately that it wt>rks and works very well indeed. This is not to underestimate the respective contributions oI Toni Lander (Odette-Od.ile) and Bruce Marks, a vigorous a n d thoroughly convincing Prince. Both danced capably and beautifully and each had a notable part to offer in a solid and \\'ell received production . Our first hnpressio n or r-.1arks was that a lack or physical stature might Y;cll l1nposc limitations in his key role but a series of ln1pressivc grand jetes and the dispJ;iy of <:r11 unflagging vigor qu ickly discounted our earlier mus- ings. He showed an innate af· finity for a demanding role and an admirable ability to support fi1iss Lander in the manner to which ' v e r y ballerina longs to become ac· cuslomed. t\1iss Lander most im· pressed us with her ability to effectively ring the staggering ch:r,1ges in her formidable _ ......... _ Ti.tlfl8gJ!ni • &44·1b9'6 WotOy Allen "Th• TM M•HY .l11d R1111" Plu~ "'S•"'• llitd or A N111t" wn~ Dick V•ft O~kt c ... 1111..,. 5wnd•Y· 1 •·"'· part: the transition rrom the gently sweet Odette to the : ruthless, implacable Od.lle is not for the young lady fresh from ballet school as our com· petent prima ballerina so richly demonstrated. Particularly impressive was this gifted duo's ' ' BI a ck Swan" pas de deux. It was probably the bes1 thing they did togetner and the execution and timing of \\'hat is one or the most glorious movemCflt.s in ballet left nothing to be desired . I've Supporting roles were well I staffed and Robert. Gladstein'• Anita Knapp 's tale of woe strikes a responsive chord nis Backstrom-in this scene from the Costa I\ esa That Song Befo1·e menacing, brooding Rothbart in her listeners-from leit, Bonnie Singletary, Alec teen comedy "Nothin$ But the Tm~,". closing to- and LuCia Chase -a suitably _C:..oa:.:::.:t.::':.:·..:D:..•::•:.:i•::•:..::M::c:.:C:.:•:..•:.:I•::•:..· .:D::•::•::id:..::P.:!ig~m::•::•:...:•::•d:..:D::•::•:..·_..:":..ige:h::l:..•::l:..=th:.:•:..C::.o::mm:.:::.::.:":.."::'t:o.y_C::e_n_te:..r_AU..:.0~_1_to_n_u_m_. __ _ gentle and pliant Princess- l\1olher -come immediately to mind. A word too for Terry Orr as Benno and Enrique Martinea as the tutor , Wolfgang. Our corps de ballet' had Its ragged moments but it wa~ on the \vhole, a well disciplhl· ed and competent muster of dancers. Its cygnet~ were especially worthy or praise and the looked-for Dance of the Cygnets was o!Cettd with all. its fresh appeal and uUerly charming vivacity. ~ But we must not close our review without a special tribute to those responsible for mounting t h e magnificent decor .for this almost opulent production of the Tschaikovsky classic. Each scene "·as immaculate a;1d \11e sat enthralled with the capaci· ty audience through a con- vincing and breathtaking final act in which Rothbar!'s castle actually seemed to di!lin· tegrate and crumble into the Sll'an Lake. Our program does not ap· pear to name those responsi· ble for this superb scenery, lighting a,1d effects and "·e herewith salute them in their anonymity. They did a splen· did job. · Costuming was e q u a I I y magnificent with one irritating exception; some bright lad or lass has deemed fit lo shorten the swaris· .&!!wns fro_m mi~ calf to knee lengtl. in what ap- pears to be a half ·way con· cession to the dictates of Car.1aby Street It \\'iii not do. Get those skirt lengths down. you naughty designers. and allow a revolted Nijinsky lo stop revolving in his far off grave. Otherwise, a solid bravo for the American Ballet Theater. Has Tiny Tim Changed Mar.riage (?) By VERNON SCO'IT 1i0LLY\\'OOD (UPI J -Has marriage changed Tinyi'im? Indeed. ho\v could it? Still the question was put lo the happy dingaling as his bride of a few weeks sat by his .side. She wore a stunned expression. "Nol really ," said Tiny . hMarriage hasn't changed me el'cept to make me feel wonderful." Well,. then, h3s Tim (his Lo11g Beach Dran1a Cast An11ounced Casting has been announ~ed for "A Far Country,·• a drama dealing with the early ma'rritd life, of Sigt;nund Freud , to be presented next month <1! the Long Beach Community Playhouse. fi<!lph Bo1vman \ak~ the central role of thr pioneer psychiatrist, with Kalhy Ladd of Ne\\'J)Orl Beach playing a featured roie. Others in the cast are Pat Dempsey, Doris Ehrler, Clara Grich. Dorothy Halks and Ann Parvaresh. Resident director Bcrtran1 Tans\\1ell is staging the play, which opens Feb. 20 for a six· 1veekend run al the playhouse, fi021 E. Anaheim SL. Long Beach. friends call h~m-Tiny-although continues to lug around a ~·ore a striped jacket, checked he is anythlng but diminutive shopping bag filled \\'ith God trousers, a raincoat or sorts rrom no.se lo toes upon ·which kno~·s what, including a and four necktie s. each tied he treads through tulips and ukuele which he is given lo individuallf-aroond his neck. ethe r Oora) changed mar-strumming at a 1noment's "·I can't complain about riage? notice. \\'ork," Tiny said modestly. ··r.1aybe a little," Tim said, flis clothes transcend lhe fluttering his hand. giggling. "The marriage on outlandish. They are in-"As tong as they want n1e . Johnny Carson's show was dlf-credible. they'll gel me." ferent, 1'd say. I did it because It sounded like a threat. it tpok the burden of a wed-' =================::::;:::::;:::::;:::;= ding off Mrs. Budinger." I: To the fortunate uninitiated in the woolly world of Tiny Tim, Mrs. Budinger is the n1other of the bride, Vicki. 'tim persists in referring to his bride as "Miss Vicki" despite unalloyed evidence s11bstantiated by millions of 1 vie\\.'ers that she is un- questionably Mrs. Tiny Tim . "I haven't had anything to' eat." Miss Vicki said. Tiny was at once attentive. I '·Poor child," he sa id. "\Vould you like some breakfast." It was 1 p.m. and Miss Vickie said. "No." "She's wonderful," Tiny said, brushing his shoulder. length curls a\\•ay from his face . ''She is a combination or child and woman." She is 17 years old. To--outward~ appearances Tiny Tim is unchanged. He Brazzi Stars HOLL YWOOO (UPI) Rossano Brazzi \\'ill star with Robert Stack in an episode of '·Name of the Game" titled "Backward, With Ave rte d Gaze." ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR BLVD. * NEWPORT BEACH * 644·0760 5th EXCLUSIVE WEEK ACADEMY AWARD WINNER! BEST ACTRESS! 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[!! •.•. ,.,~ro:•,•1:1·1 -.:1"' ~ "Ste it with tomeone you love--or would like too" Cross,vord Puzzle E1tduaivt Enpg1mtntl TONIGHT AT I & It NOMINATED FOR BEST ACTOR AND ACTRESS ACROSS •3 I.Ian's na111e •4 C;ilendar 1 Droop~ 1blH!Vial10n SNlxon's •5 l'rohibH title: Abbr. •b Window 'I CCJr!ttmftuous division term o •s Enjoying ~ ~ddre$s: pleasant Obs. si!uat1on l4 Of a j z M!rchand is· continent 1ng event: Comb. for 3 WOl'd5 15 Li ... ely tu 1 ')/,Conjunction lb Const1111 P ) 7 ••••• nez entirely : ·3 1.lound 2 word~ 'I Herb gen11, 17 Co111ptl~r: ·O Clos~ by: 18 Moderatt' Archaic 19 Sophisl1c: 1 Noun endi1>q 20 Befort l Do a hot•~t· 21 Are~s liold tl1 o•r l1aving 1n 3 Fat climates· I Well 2 WOtdS arran7t ' 23 Profess1 0 i K!11d oi m" 9ras~ 25 Baltic lan9u•gt 21' Sa11dplper DOWN 27 Glided Put 111one~ 29 T1tt aside 32 Come up 2 Burning aga in J Color JS S111e lttr 4 Sw11d by ·produc l 5 Give sat is· 31' Sm11! 9rouo lactio11 J7 Alritan port Ii La ughing 38 Kill ed 7 Loheng11n 3~ Blood: r.haracter P1e fix 8 Brlli511 gun 40 Join ~ Replaced 41 Deer member or 42 Kind or the fi1st student team l J " ' ,, ... " lO ll ' l2 " .. " .. .. ' " ... " " ' " " ., J .. Yesterday's Puzzle Solved: •SH!S ~I l(AV[ (f l![IV I 0 "' I~ OCR[ JI) Son• ~II 1~11d hod'r' 11 Ch~119• aga111 1z o~y9e11 tompoun. 13 Zoo a111·11. Zl Litter 22 Join witl1 others in ~cause 2• "Saratog~ ..... " Z7 Viewpoiut ZB Put down 30 Fruit 31 Kind or quest ior 32 Rock's Da1tner J3 N. American lake 3~ l(itthen necessity: Z words 35 Erior " " " )}\ " " .. " " " ' " l ., 1 24 70 J/, E~pre ~s (fl'atitude 38 Luster 42 Containe r 14 Tending lo be co11· temptuo11s ;5 Royal Winnipeg··- 17 City in Nimrod's kingdom 48 Ligbt wooi: 4'1 Becom e btoefici~I SCI Olf: 2 wo1ds 51 U.S. President 52 Octob!r birthsto11t 53 15th Cfll\ur)' I ship 54 Now's part11tr 55 ~1athemat1ca l 1atio 59 Teas t II 12 IJ • ,, " ,. JAMES BOND BALBOA 673-4048 o,.. 6:45 1ot I . lalMI hlkl Pmht..te e Now·Ends Tuesday e e LIFI MAGAZINE SAYS "'E•1llr T,.ffaul'• bnt, .,.,f f11rthtr ••ld•11c:• th•t h• 111or M tho flnnt ca1111c: .,. tilt ll•W lit tftt 11\GtriH." e Atad•mY Aw•r4 Ho111l11~ -hit f•r.i9R film L I" :, ~' I I ' , ~, I ~ ' :. I "STOLEN KISSES " ••a.1111111 ........ ""'---* S"CIAL llTUltN SNOWING Of; THI L.A. TIMI$ C•ITICS #1 Of THI TIN IUT - TMs ''•tr•111 1, "It" -U114*1' 16 wltti ,otl'ntt It ed1!1 t••r· ''• .. ,,, THE REIVEA : e. 1 SCOUNDREL, M'I Ol'E AA TOR md1 BRAWLER.,,, BY THE 1970 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS DUSTIN HOFFMAN-Best Actor 1970 MIA FARROW-Best Actren 1970 ·-20!ti CENTURY.FOX PRESf"4TS Dustin Mia ,~- NGC THIA.TIE COltP. H ffm ~ ·:·~i·' . I FoiMSOUTHCOAST : 0 an rarrow t~'; ........ _'";"::.:.~~ 1 JOHNANnMARY ,· 1 clil!J PanaYiSion• Color by Deluxe ACltES OF FREE P.lltKING i WIEl!.DATS 0,EN 6:45 SHOWTIMI 7:00 "rib cracklq comedy" -JUDITH CRIST, TODAY SHOW -. Cf11111111'.1111 ~um M.Jl. N!\WIWf ROllfRT Rfllf'ORO · M11lr.JllE ROSS BUTCHCASSU>V ANO . THE SUNDANCE KID STARTS WEDNESDAY t!B51I .. JliDt!R f; Peter f11d1 ....... ,,,,, IWISCOI'( ·t•Dt· l 'WllOOllT ttl!AK ~ ... IOTH "'G" 11.lTID. NOW THlt U TUISDAY I I --------------..... -----------------------------~·-~~~---------------------- '/ ... l., HnO'lA ~ Jft: )~ I? :; ~ )~~~ I Hello there, boys and girls, and welc<lme to another edi- tion of Uncle Len's corr.er for a SaturdQ" momlna. We tteeived a nice aelectio.n ol lbeat<r drawiagl for oor art · Coniat "thll ,week. and evm 'a theater p!M!m. Wh~tr won tM ; Kenntdy ~ do\lar In tbal : department. • ' ·; $ • • i Ntru: weekend, we'll be.., • look.tgs f ah.ea d to. an : obseiv4~/~ ~teworthy ~ : back in the mow-coVei'ed east: : -and particUlarly i n : Pennsylvania, w h e r e it : originated. : Th1!: would be Grounnd Hog · ; n.,., th,at .time of the )'ear : Wbtn our woodchuck friend J · : Pops·out of his hole lo look for : his shadow. Ir he .sees it, we'll ~have 1ix more Wteb 01..------------------------------.I j 1Vinter, the story goes. '. Sa, that'•·~ tbemt of our i art cont.Ht 'next weet - .; whether or not the Orange * PRIZE WINNER * ': Coast will i!!t.an early .5Prin~. ti.like Marquez1 11, 2{)631 Kelvin Lane, Huntington Beach ·. The most Qngmal drawing will 1il\<\,lia ~W: ~l!Jfhg,~ • 4u1y chil~ 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you • ·J.. f '!1fi~!'l1Q'f·"Y ... :£ · ~do: (1·)-~raw . on. piece of pl~. white paper -s• inches wide and • Leliv"es'"" y.now,-., • ~ ~ 4 _ lncb.-s deep. se11rac.k mk an~ make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace i-GralR'illiJ'etn, . • picture. It must be y<>;µr own work. (3) Put your name, age and address -! The moat: beautiful allbt I'\-e . •1 on b~k of drawihg. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560, DAILY ;ever seen ; · PU.OT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. > Bea1.1tiful flo.wers, f / ~, ~ Big, brown trees. '-------------------------------'! ;: Yes, nature is a beautiful ::thing. , Costa .Mesa; Vivian Allard, 9, ..--------------------.I ·:-MUf hrtlf•11. H1111n111t•11 lltdl Midway City; David Guyot, 8, :: HONORABLE men11on· win· F6Untain Valleyi Mary :.ners in this: week's art contest G\tstafsoil, Hlll'ltington Beach ; ;: are: ~ David Greenlee, 9, Costa :! Derek Kohler, &, Costa Mesa, and Kari Over le, 9, '.:?tfe&a; Richard Rooney, 8, Corona del Mar. THE STAGE The stage has beeri famous for many years.. It has comedy with 18.ugtiter. Tragedy with tears; People see it every day. .. ·. •, Each seeing it in a different way ; The stage is important -jt's a fact . For without it, where would you act? •'' •.' :: . ,, ~ A • ..,.....,. flalf'Mlftr .-t9 •lft It...,., J" •· 1111 St., C..11 "'-frw 11M W""'llot "''"' fl! Ille tfW'f' 1"4 -c•tltd. M•ll -IMtlll Ir • .,., t• U.Clt L111, lex IHI. Cesl• Ml!.a. (tiff. • ' ·. :· ~ ,' :· "" .... P,w ~......_ re Ast AMJ, •I• er... c... Wr net, .... 1160, c.... ...... c.ilf. lr-----Carof6 Corner ----.1 ~ ~ AM r wMI ·•, pm1111it• »vo1111T1e gases, al least not complefely. """' et !fie w,,w ~· •M''""'" The rin""' must be made of •,to Ml~• ....... n,: t. "' W~ eu !;iem, Horth Cll'Dllft6; for ~11 -r~: !ragmenta just big enough to :;n, ow dkl 'ao. 1a1 rings 1et reflect the golden glory or the f ., sun. Some of the fragments ~around Batara.,, are as big_ as gravel a_11d 6, Our eyes are not ~harp stones and even boulders. :enough to see those ·ramous There may be a few puffs of 1'inP around .the t•away ga11 such as .methane or ·am. planet Saturn. Jll4.lt.YDU'.lmve moni•. But thh ·ti,.nol Ull<ly, •S tel~. yoQ cikiabllt on Saturn ls 888 fnllllOn miles ! iolden Saturn and see the from the nrm sun Jod the ;breath-takin& l i n I ll ., for rings reach 'tboU!ands of ml.le ~. Look: fer thc r"WOll-out into the cold ocean of RIDDLES and JOKES PRIZE WINNIR ' ·ssnd....anos y : .i•M•u• -M•rr 011lltt-tlHI •urllqi.,i L•llt· M•llfl111i.1 lteit~ Dear Carol : \Vbat is the biggest perit:il in the world? / ·•1u•A1A1uu•d :JtMIUY :ljroUs sight on IJ\1JC1eu•ven-apace. :l/>g ln .tbe 0souU.O ~of On the waim '•arth.-------------------JI ?fhe sky. Words .and· jiikjures methane and ammonia are m. ~dnaibe thil splendid visible gases. Out near ctillly ly, they would be pulled all the ;Hauty -whlch ts why Saturn, it is cold enough to ..... er)'one should behold it freeze them to solkl ices. · way down. But if they moved ~gh a telescope. Some of the ,parkles in· the rut enouch they could a:et into ( When you see Saturn'f rings golden rings may be sunlight a tug.of-war. Gravltf would ~through a smsll telescope, reflected from glassy bltl-~ try to drag them down ~ but :tbt.y look like cut-out clrclea of frozen gases. Perhaps they their speed would pull them ~iny gold Christ01as, psper came from Saturn• 1 at· away. The fast fragments .rin'kled with s park 11 n g mosphere. But astronomers do ; could not escape but they ks or du1t. The bla aolden not thlnk . this is likely. would not fall . Saturn'a gravi· et sit»-right ins~ ~m Besides, the dust ud rocky ty '1'Wkl. f91'ce ~ to curie t.he'\'tjas do not touch It at debris in the rings · did not · around and around, In orblll. ;.ti. Actulillf, tbey clrolt: high come from Saturn. They came That,~ course, la ,jua~ what • .,.,. Salum'• ,quitci,. No from somewhere out in the the ftqmenls in Satliry'1 :..i,., pl~ In our SoW , Solar 'syitem inCI !he gravity ~ni• are dolnfJ "Mattie they ~•l<!n baa )ucJI a, ~· of the big planet ataps lli'11l are sha«ered pl-of a moon Jjatcl!n .~ le<• a Jong fl'onl acaplnf., , Or "'"'"'' an amrold that ~ -.i;-a.\f 'WP! . It· • Ailr6oc*'1cr1 .,. riOt ~ one• cam• too cl0<e to th• m But clevtr lltt<HJOMerS bow Saturn mlnlCed to cap. giant planet. able to Ip tt out. tur• HI gold.., halo. But they In. • """'" t•IHCOJl' lhe started by fliUrtna out lltllllol a the«y -whjch may lh!Jilog rln11 look lilt a solid" It w11 not. Tiiey Jll'O"ed Of-may not be true. Saturn haa gold band around Salum'• ~t the lhllt rilllf coal4 not be at lout 10 moons arblUn1 war buliin1 walaf. In b I I I er aolld circle -or tvtn ouLlkle the finl•. Maybe qes leJelCOpel!, you can 1 e e •ttal dlfre.rent ailed clrt.lta ago another moon came to aeveraf separate rinp:, one ~ aolld material. 1be rUiga clOBe and was grabbed by oullkle tbe other. Astronomers OIU]d not be -ild a\ all~ Sltum'• eravtty. lf lt travtltd bav• measured the whole llecauH If they wer•. th• vtry very fall l~ Iii• rlgllt Ill""" of rlnp and the •pa<a P,av1ty of mighty Salum direction li might b 1 v • betw .. n them. It llllrtl about ifbuld pull them down to the etcaped. But U It didn't, l ,000 miles above the tquator lJrtJund. the planet's gravity could 11hat tuKI from side to 1ldCl it ).,A~ers ,tm fl~ed ter It to bits. Jf lhe big and Ill· measures 170,000 miles. Bul !hit the1 cooJd not be midi ol Ue rragmtala: moved loo 1low· t.he a;oldcn halo i11 onJ)' about to miles· thkk -and an Its duzll,nB, glory Is reflected beaml borrowed from the sun. And~ '91'1111 • We'll hlll Olelle le Ot!lk t Ademt • ._ 10 al 51, LGUla, Mluo11r1, tor 11er <1u11!1011: How hot It the pl 111et l\tercury? Mercury is lhe smallest of our nine planets and the one little planet is almost three limes closer to the sun than we a.-e -aod 100 tJme1 cloltll thaD.,..P1uto_.,.out there ID th e cal!!· at the edp DI tht Solar Syotem. On MttOUTY, \!!' 111! looks 21! times bluer than'K does In our sides. During the day, i\ bluet down without mercy. And the UtUe planet hat little or no airy at· mosphere to ahiekl ltl surface from the dmllng light ancHho aeetbln1 btaL The noontime temperature rises at hllh as 621 deirees Fahttnbalt. Thia b mora thao m &!mes hotter than our scorching summer daya. Jt is hot enougll to melt tin and lead. And naturally any drop of water would Im· medlately boll away. TUMILEWEEDS PLAIN JANE Ar 111£ FANT"'51'K'Al.tY POWERFVL 5T()(Jf {AR ROARS IN PlJRSU1r OF TH~ HIJAClfE() TRtKK,AIVEXHA~TEI> CEJ ANO FllVSTRATEO · COIJPlE PV!l5 IJPAT"SHORTY:S:'.. PERKINS JUDGE PARKER SAM, PO 'IOIJ KlrlOW CARL WtlrlTER5? MOON MULLINS ' ' 1-tf - WMV DON'T YOIJ Pi!VE-OVEll' TO· 1-115 MOME WtTl-I ME-?' THAT'LL GIVE K.t.TI-IERlt.IE AND M8EY A CH.t.MCE FTNE •• TO GET .t.COO .l.INTBI! WE SHOULDN'T" BE GOME OVER -'H H04111: ! r:::::==::::::::---7ANt> WHY,O~t> <011<~, sHout.PN'r , YOU ? Al'll> A~WAY·· GORDO • " " DAILY PILOT By Tom K. Ryan a~J~10011JM<8UCll BeAPY EVES AN'll-IEYS ll'SL~ 1' l>lf'SPISCIOUS l'M A INJUN I .'1l':\i ~ - •· r, I I By ~ Baglntkl .$R IDE ·FOR A ' DAY. '-rv SHOW 8y John t,tlles ~ -~U.:.111 =4 ,.,.., J . es>a-=~ •ME Rai.Alt:IZtEC' AMO' TI-IER'ES NOW SOME Oii TION AS TO WHETHER HE'S COt.\PETENT ! I 'MA.VE SEEH NIM i:o1: THrEE OI' ft>IR MOtllflS •• !UT HE W.t.S IM~·~HIS 6000 COMMON Ol;llSE A.T THA.T nME ! By Ferii · Johilsan , -- By Gus Anlokl ly Mel I J-IAl(E ONi. OF Tl-IOS!: 'iVElt'f 1 PAV... ,_1 ~- • - ' ~ !· • -·: . •' -• • • . . -. • . . ' • • . ' ' I . . I • . . I I • -I - ' \.IJI OlllV PllOT S1tlllday, JinllOIY 24, 1970 Meetings Along the Oriiirge ,-COastArM ~.' Scl1olarship Fund Slated A scholarship for those in financial need Jiving in the Orange Coast College 'bisfrict will be e.warded by the Robert F. Kennedy Mef'TlQrial Society. ?.1rs. Charle'! M o I n a r , chairman of the g r o u p ' s scholarship committee, said the award for the first year will be $200 and given for th e • -lall term.of~JW70, -f--;J Applicat i on s will be a\lailable beginning Jan. 15 al high schools in the Huntington Beach High School District, Golden West and Orange Co~t colleges and at lhf! Colonia Juarez Community Center in Fountain Valley. f\1rs. f\folnar said the society plans for I n creased scholarship funds in suc- ceeding years. Completed applications must be submitted to the Robert F. Keimedy Memorial Society, scholarship committee, P. 0 . Box J655, H'untlngton Beach, no later than March l . Death Notices MURPHY lll:•Mr Mn Murmw o1 341 Eut 11th Stl'mt, Coai. Mew. l"asMd IW•'f J ...... ~"" n . 5vrvll'llft: Husbelld DcMld D. Mllnlfl'f, 3 clliklrl"I, Oennll, K1lhteen 111111 Mllrll: Murphp, 1l1ler, Mrs. K~n ~ftl> JOllH I nd motlll'I" Ml'I. A. Coe· t"e!tl bolh 11 Fort Ooc191, ICM'I. Aos."' •I 7 P.m. Mol'l!NY """ R-ll!m #Mu Al ' 1.m. 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THE$~ S·AVINGS . ·WILL BE: OFFERED· . · FOR A· SHORT · 10 DAYS ONLY ., • ' . ·COME IN TODAY .Where -Tbe ' ' - Deals Are ·_ \~.-.~~""''''''''"~. ~ ·-FREEi -V'.4' 1IMMEDIATE D.ELIY~RY ·~ ba.. . 302 CJ.O. 2V 8 cylinder, tinted glass, Ml. radio, ~ · f . 1 .. ..i~\\~ fuel emission tontrol system. ..~ • '. 'FOR THE KIDS · ' .. '~,~ . . , , . , . s2·7 ·1~-0· .' 29 . '/ ~-·' S~~~~~Y,_ . ' f . . . . . II' . . . . , ' . ·' . . JI/I · ' . . 't: plu~ .t•x & license I ,., ' ~. . (OA~F177665) ~. ,, . . ,,,. ., . .. .•• ~ ,.,.,,~ .. ,, ......... ~ .V .. . . .... . BUY A ;;D UNTON-FORD 'USED ',I . • • : --·-- 'CAR WITH CONFIDlNCE · '62 · ·RAMBLER ;, ' . •,62 .GALAXIE 5.QO . Amerieln 2 Door 2· · 95· • M.• ""' "'""· ...... ••'; $' .. 31~. '61 COUGAR ..... ~~:,~~-... ~. $1895 <tltl011lno -...-11nrlnt. J>0¥tt' dl&c: t1r1kt1. rHlo, hwl•r. vlnvl • roof. TVt 717, , . . . '' . .. . '66 RAMBLER WAG. Classic 770 4 Pr. 129· 5 AUICI, ~r1ru.'. IKtorY 1ir condollor.. $ ln11. 1.ICllo, hMl1r SBM oo . . . ' . .. ''66 MUSTANG . ~ $495 4 Door Hordtop V4. •11!9. t,..;.. fK~ •I' -llllltloifll'lt ........ ~-,._ • W1ktl, rfflo. llM!tr. llJ m. '46 MERCURY . . .A\ontd1ir 4 Dr. H.T. $·,15 9 5 V.f. ..utl, l rlM,. fK!orv l it' °'"" dllltnlo\9. -119wint!, --r 1tr1k11, r•dlci, 11e1t• 111,G un. 1'67 OPEL · R1llyi K1datt 4 ..,..,,, rllllo. ""*"· V'E'E '"· $995 '62 .CHEVROLET , .!~~:l~~=.~H:!·_ $495 .itl9rll"', -rl-11t11, f/ll/IHIW """' '""· '"'"'· OHi .... · '67 FORD Country Sed1n Wgn.--$12f95 V ... 1 .Y,1.~ti-1n1 .. -1t.;.rfnll. -Wiiles • ._lciorv •Ir c«!dl-I t!enln'I, radio. ht•I•. X'EY :Jtt, . ·''65 GALAXIE S(fO " 'i63'/2 GALAXI£·. , "66 CHEVRO:LET ·· "&9 MU-STANG .. ~,~~~.~::'.:,,. $895 . :.:~:'.°;.ff;;:!.: $795' ~~$.~~:-'~995 • "2-~~"=~~ ... $249·5 t«llO, hNtt<, SJJ ..,. hMlw. HO! ,._ . . . 1 ..-, rHll. ~· 'llll'tt reif. YtU Uf. 1-66-DA...,...... 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Im'!"' ... --------------------------------------~~~~~~·---- ' HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE S FOR SALE HOUSIS l'OR SALE HOUSES FOii SAL i HOUSll l'OR SALi HOUS I S JIOR SAL& HOUSES FOR SALE HOUS ES FOR $A LE HOUSES FOR SALE -1000 Gonorol 1000 G-rol 1000 READ THIS lf you are in the market tor a NEW home . see these outstand- ing customized homes, built by Frank H. Ayres and Son, locat- ed in a prime area very close tq J·Junlington State Beach. The homes are priced from $27,550 t1J $33,600 and vary in size from 3 to 4 bedrooms, 2 to 3 car gar- ages and 2 to 3 bath!!, with shake or mi ssion tile roofs, fire.. places, undergroun(l utilities, concrete drive\vays , built-ins, and carpeting. There is VA and FHA financing available. There <'l:re 9 homes available because of credit rejections. Occupancy by March 1, 1970 In this unit. Our next unit is now on sale for occupancy in May and June 1970 and introduces the new 3,000 sq. q. "El Dorado" model priced from $34,490. R.1ncho l • Cu1st1 Hom11 on Brookh urst 1t Atl•nt.1, Huntington 8e.1ch 96&-2929 -96i-U31 FASCINATING ; 4 BR., family nn., 2~~ baths. · Immaculate home on New. port'1 only - LAKEFRONT EXCLUSIVE MESA VERDE . . . FW, -sail or swim! Pek ·Barrell f<eaft'I fHiJ~nU OPEN HOUSE -LI DO BAYFRONT. If you want an exceptional Bay!ront you must see this spacious 3 bdrm home with 2 private pa· tios, pier& slip. Available immediately. Mar· cia Bents. 731 Via Lido Soud Sat/Sun 1-S WATERFRONT HOMES -FEE LAND. Call to see our exclusive selection of homes ranging from $105,000 lo $300,000. NEW LISTI NG -GREAT FINANC ING ! See thJ.s lovely near-new famlly home located in prestige area. 4 bdrms 3 baUts, family room, formal dining room &: 3 car garage. Large Joan may be assumed at existing low inter- est. Asking $76,000. Ken Brittingham 1331 Antigu• Sunday 1 ·5 NEW OFFERING -BALBOA PENINSULA. Most desirable location. 3 bdrms, format din- ing room, 2 baths. Secluded patio. Exclusive- ly ours. $54,500. PRIME BUILDING SIT ES: Baycrest fee lot located in finest area. $26,950 Ac re -View &. Level. Horses OK. $22,500 Commercial lot -Excellent location in Full- erton 21h Acres -View. Small home with subdi- viding possibilities. Yucaipa. $29,750. Lake Arrowhead -Monte Corona area. $6,500. Office OP,en S.turdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Wutcllff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 Priced only Ut950 OPEN HOUSE SAT. l·S (Tum ott Irvine nr. 23rd} 2307 Heather Lane In ~ choice Republic Hom&1 area. 4 Bedrooms, formal dinln& room pkl& fA • mlly room. -ml 14 ft ol luxury. -Newly t>alnted and decorated. -Owner5 ~· General tremeJy anxious to lc.1ve.1::::::::::::::::::--'-'~==::;..----'="1 $41 .~.- ' ' . ~ ......... " 646-7171 -546-2313 . , -Farr~ .. . PUPPY LOVE • Js yours at 'first sight. Conveoiently lQCflted near shopping, schools, and transportation. Exquisite ranch style home with pool sized Jot with room to grow in this 3 Bd. home planoed move to 0 r e g o n forces sale at $35,000. Any growing family would enjoy this home. INVESTORS, SPECULATORS, EXCllAJIGERS l2 u.nll.li, newly decorated, close to major shopping, Jots ol parking, and priced right at $114,000 in Westminster a city wilb growing polm, which attributes to the low vacancy fie· tor. Owner will exchange up from a $44,000 equity posiUon and may add cub. These wilts have excellent d epreciation schedule. Act now for prepaid interest deduction. LAND LUBBER'S Hali acre back bay w-ith house. Low taxes due to A-1 zoning. Horses OK. Located in county corridor at head waters of back bay. Owner would like $28,650 , and will carry some paper. Here's your chance, can you wait ? HIGH ON A HILL VIEW VIEW VIEW This 3 Bd. 2 bath home overlooks Laguna Beach and Newport Beach. With separate dining room and breakfast area in the built· in kitchen you will enjoy living to the fullest. Tree shaded, wind protected patio for your children. Unless you like dramatic views, this home would not be for you. Single own- er must sell for '39,500 with easy terms. 2629 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 546°8640 -----~. -------------- General 1000 FINER HOMES UND~ ISl.t BAYFRONT Ope of a kind. 'fhe only new waterfront home 'in tb\I price •rauge, with 52 FL of baylront 3 Large bedroo1111, step -down living room with fireplace.. Master bath complete with sauna. Pier & slip. Asking $105,000. Open daily. 106 Linda Isle Or .. A iremendous buy! Also open, 14 Linda Isle Drive. DOVER SHORES VIEW Luxurious home with permanent {>aDOramic view. High ceilings, living room with marble fireplace; m a r b I e entry. View den, large enough for billiard table. Huge master suite with 3 other large bedrooms. Circular dining room, wet bar. $145,000. Open Sal & Sun. 1330 Galaxy Drive. VIEW Professionally decorated S bedroom home with large, paneled family room, wet bar, formal dining room & den. 3 Fireplaces, beamed ceilings, paneled garage with cus-. tom 1torage ca binets. Pool siz.e terrace with lUDdeck. Prol•sllonally-landscaped. Electric controlled sprinkling sys~m . Musi see. $74,950. DOVER SHORES Beautiful 4 bedroom home with view from upstairs. Large family room: dining room; 2 fireplaces. Huge fenced back yard with large brick terrace. $84,500. Call for app't. BAYFRONT Exclusive fee simple bayfront home v.1ith a breathtalcing view. Pier & float for large boat. 3 Bedrooms, maid's room, den & for· mal dining room; exquisitely decorated. Of- fered at $235,000. App't. only CORONA DEL MAR Lee Schonek . . '. 67l-351S \0 THE REAL ·'"\,. ESTATERS . Sp anijk UPPER BAY 1000 Gono ral !===;;;;;; FOREST E. Open Houses SAT/SUN 1·5 Enjoy seclusion In the midst of the city, high on a hill with a magnificent view of ocean & canyon. A 3 bedroom masterpiece, thorough- ly modern, paneled in Rosewood, Teak&: Ma- hogany. ~lectro~ic k~tchen. Refrigerated aJr conditioning. Swtmmmg pooJ. Well priced at $119,500. Call for app't. CAMEO SHORES neral IOOOGtMral 1000 Coldwell, Banket OFFERS: STEPS DOWN TO OCEAN Exciting possibilities in property on point overlooking ocean in So. Laguna! 2 BR. home on one lot with II. & F. pool on sep- prate lot. Vac. lot in rear. Ca ll fbr details. $125.000 Carol Tatum BAYCREST'S FINEST Custom elegance thruout in this 4-BR. 3 Ba. home, designed for large, active fam- ily; pool, family rm .. billiard rm., wet bar, $119,000 Joe Clarkson OPEN HOUSE llALBOA -SUN. 1-S 1511 MIRAMAR . Gresl home for lamily. Lots o( bdrms. Din. rm. Gourmet kitchen: ~ fam. rm. + playrm. 1h blk. to good surf- • ing beach, 'h blk. to bay. OWC !st T.D. $115,000 Cathryn Tennille EXCELLENT INCOME UNITS , Always rented. close to finP.st bay beach !. & ocean. Very well furnished & in top con- dition. Great buy at $62 .500 ~ • Walter Haase , __ i : CORONA DEL MAR-VIEW £ Lu~k Harbor View Hills. 3 Car gar., 4 BR ., J 2 Ba., fam. rm.·kitch. combo. Great yard. ' Two ,Y!'S· new. "Sparkling". $59,000 ' Al Fmk • j HARBOR VIEW HILLS : OPEN HOUSE ~ 3411 QU IET COVE will be open for pre-~ view Sat. & Sun. afternoon. See the pano- ~ ramie view, lrg. yard; immaculate home : on Cul De Sac street. $59,000 ; Mrs. Harvey • i TASTEFULLY DECORATED : $46.500. 3 Bedroom home 1n Baycrest. Short ; walk to market & shops. 2 Baths. family : or dining room ·w;garden vie\V. 2 F'irc- ~ places. Immaculate. ~ Mary Lou h1arion r SECLUSION IN BLUFFS bsolute privacy on Cul De Sac. Decorated Ill<• a dream: 3 Bd/2 Ba : sh utters : custom ~features. Large -patio w/din. le r race. • $44,900. f Mn. Davies • NEW USTING t 3 BE DROOM -BLU l'l'S : New ucluslve llst. 3 BR. -2 Ba. one-level, f w/Jre. covered paUo. could be terrific • family room . Best buy In area at '36.600 Joe Clarkson • ' ' COLDWELL, BANK~R & CO. ) SSO NEWPORT CENTER DR., ' NEWPORT BEACH r uu100 • • • • 3700 ft. under mission tile roof. 5 lrg Bd- nns. 30' Master suite w/frplc. Formal din. rm., lovely liv. rm. w/trplc. Paneled family rm . w/huge frplc., wet bar. Span- ish tile floors. Custom carpet! & drapes . Professionally landscaped. Room for Pool 3 car garage, boat storage. EVERY EX· TRA! Assume 71h°!,. loan. BY OWNER * 646-1846 ----·----------------- 0 LS 0 N Inc. Realtor~ OLSON'S AS$UMABLES Assumo 5\4 "/. Loon $24,000 Gl 1o&n at :'11' "i'o ~ nual intere1t rate. Unusual 2 slOI')' borne. Just 4 years i-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1000;;;. General 1000 YoUn& 3 bedroom. 3 baths. I" --------Fonnal dlNnc. Family room OPEN Flnpla ... lmmac:ulatebord-NEWPORT BEACH E."clu5tvc WestcliU area • 4COO sq. It. of beauty and chann designed for a large family -6 bdrms., den & family room, 4 bath&, hll·in ~c kitchen, 2 fin?plac- es. shake roof, beautiluJ POOL It slidr. spacious decking, play room orr pool am, tropical 11 a r d r n, 182.500. OUTDOOR LOVER f or Personal Inspection SUNDAY 1...S Gmtemp, Spanilih _ $59.950. 4 BR. Fonnal model tw bkh'. 495 Francisco Dr. • 2 BR. den • $40,500 2 J?irc- place1, ronnlll 0 . R. 2910 Cliff Dr. NEWPORT HEIGHTS • 4 B<lnns • $32,500. Gounnet kil Comer lot. 1631 Dorothy Ln. WESTClJFF • OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S f B<tnns. -$69.500. Luxury barpin, view, pool. 4633 Falrf lold CAMEO SHORES • HAL PINCHIN 4 bdrm. ranch homr on ti6 x 300 A-1 lot, 20xto POOL. 20x JO hobby room w/wet bar, 4 car 1arage \\ilh storage for camper or motor t.'OOCh, ROOM FOR HORSES, <.'On- crete !)jock "'-all fence, prop. erty in exeellent condltion. many cxtr11a. Sho\\'n by ap. pointmeni only .. PRICED AT $58.500. & A11oc:lat•s WESTCLIFF 675-4392 Anytime wood -Shatr. ..... Room for boat and tn.ilor. "" mile to tie.ch. Impou:ible to rtplace at $33,500. Fan- tastic-Hurry! Dial -&l64303 OLSON ASSUMABU:S ASSUME FHA LOA N Hrre't your chance to li8ve SS. Ju.!t take O"ler fantastic law Interest FHA k>an. No qualllying! 3 bedroom, 2 be.th Collete Park estate home. Sepe.rate paneled fa- mily room, Underpriced for area at $26,950. Be smart see today. Call 645-0303. OLSON ASS UMABLES ASS UM E FHA 6 '/. 2010 Vista Cajon .in THE BLUFFS 3 bdrma 2 ba, 21xl5' livin&: rm with fin:place. + larp dining area. Extra larre fenct:d patio. All thiJ on 1 level. Woman's delight in ~torage space & many eX· tra features included. Call eves. &W-1655 501 Kings Place Newport Heights Beautiful home located on ~ of an acre. 5 Bedrooms plus family room ; large dining roonii professionally 1andscaped, with pool , decking & surrounding patio. $79,500. Open Sun. 4536 Roxbµry. i.9T$ ~ow AVAILABLE 2 Dover Shores Jots; one on the beach with ~utiful _water outlook, $37,500. Exceptional view lot tn an area surrounded by magnifi~ cent homes, $47,500 . john macnab REAL TY COMPANY 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 642-8235 4 bdnna 2 be.tbs, blt • ins, trpk, living I: :fam rm. New Pftint ;lob inside I: out. compl General 1000 General 1000 -· Dbl• raroae. Sbabl--------lmnft!liiiWP.t;s -+ heoted pool. $1 Ono Dollar Ew:s. 54M789 Moves You In 'V't•J•• • No Down -No Costs '' .. , 455 Catallna Dr. Vot• Newport uelghts 5 bane_, """"'°"''• 2 ASSUMABLE l'1 1*h&. Bullt in Kitch!n! Formal Dining Room Family Room! Patio kiteh. 6.9% LOAN 4 master • sized bedrooms, en &: Dishwasher. Romantic Brand new roll oourst 3~ bath!! + maid's quar-firepla~! Carpets le Drap. view home, 4 bdnns,. ten. Perfect home for enter-ea! Never lived in!! A 3100 911'. ft., 3 car rs.rage, talning. Beautiful lJ&ll!llina BUILDERS CLOSE O U T situated oa a hill over- in living nn w I fireplace. only % hour ta the Blue Pa-looking eVerything, Spec-- \Vet bar. 6 burner elect. cUic and the .\i'llOW-tip~ tacuJar view! Max Joan lto'Vt!. 3 car gar. Shake roof. mountains. f'lJLL PRICE of $60,000, auumable at ~ heated pool 11WTOunded $25.950. 6.9%. Priced at $84,950. by beautll<jl planti""'· WE SE LL A HOME OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 EVERY 31 MINUTES 3061 Coprl Lono Walker& Lee ')J'· . 1··1\. I • . .. .:-.. . '' .. ' 1 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiioj J Lara• """""""'· 2 baths. OPEN SAT. i SUN, 1-5 1 • Dt't~ kitchen with built· 279) Harbor Blvd. at-Adams Lochenmyer Rt-altor 546-5990 14<i: NOTJ'INGHAi\.t -Spe.ri<-OCEAN fRONJ ins. Beautirul pane.ling, book lSiO Nrwpo11 Blvd .. C:~I MS-S-191 Open .til S PM ling 3 bdnn. 2 baths, electric Cll.!ll', built-In Hi-Fi ~tem. CALL 64&39'18 Eve~. 642-0185 blt-in'1, Jae. llv. rm . .l din, All of rich maple. Enonnoul 1 !!!!l!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I For Sale/Mesa Verde area, cpt & drapes, heavy Excellent loca~)On on Balboa brick fireplace. Much matt. I; Sharp Pacesetttt with atrium , ~...,,..-- LEASE OPTION · MESA VERDE ,,...., rool . NOW ONL y Poomsula "°"'t. 3 bdrnu, !20.0XI FHA loan at6%, A"" THE BANKER IS entty. Newly pa(nled tnt .... ""·"°· den. 3 .!""'::.. ~~i nual """'"" r.tte. Low ON A HOUDAY "" ........ beautiiuu,. Own • "C" THOMAS cornet t, !""'• · • montblv payment!!. Only er transi'erred & baa real Out:wt.andmc Mesa Ver. ~~ Holha Wood eves. f28,000. Better hurry! Dial need to ~ Quick pOllf::• de C&mbtkf&e ln great Realtor 645-0003. Assume yesterday·• low In-lion. ottered at $35.900. locatkn 3 la.rge bdmts, 224 \V, <hut Hwy. 54&-5521 terest thrU lender! generog. Wnl!y room &: fonnal Newport Beach, Eve 545-56-U • CO.n 645-0303 fty • Sl9l.OO mo IS OlEAP· For Lease din:lns room. Low inter. & at Harbor C....nter ER TifAN RENT!! Appreci. T H R. E E PROFESSIONAL est loan can be a5sun1 .. B lid Cl Ou t I WALLACI 2-. u--~ m·~ C ,1 ate your UPPER BAY OFFICES. !:a.ch 1100 or all ed. Only s33.SOO. llu......,! u •rs ose t ltlAL TOltl ~ nai-...,. vu., ·" • 1101\fE, with hard1"00d ftoor-· · ~ $1,400 Down 5% ~==!I · three adjo4nJ.n& f<X' $290. COATS 546 4141-ing, harbored on your COIY Great loca.Uon on Santa Ana • _,..... Yeninllll · ... .., r · •u""' """'roo Avenue just oU 17th Street. lo COW, LOW intere.i;t In ""'---E M' • Th -rn• • All 1•--"·" ma & Beach Area! MA s s Iv E ISSI n g e arc fit for a king plus ex· WALLA.CE BEDR00l\1S plus sprawtlng I "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""I pandable BONUS ROOM aa ~ S•l·SllO ltlALTORS livinr & 1'"AMILY ROOM Unbelleveble _ Back 40? number four! Your own pri. nearcinll'Nthlml) -54Ml•t- wi1h noor to •'f:illna FIRE· Near The Beach va!e yard plus CAMPER LLEGE REALTY (Open E .. ni ... I Pt.ACE! Bright a.11 sunshine PARKING! $2S,500 1.s top Aillllllll:MlrW,CM Calllontla garden electric $750 Down Total Buys Here'1 1/l acrt PLUS in value or must~ c.ll GRAN-•!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ "=:::::::;:; "ll:S:::l:=:;:CzC I kitchen \\'itb dishwasher. lhls 4 bedroom. 'J bath Beau· Back Bay with 3 bdrnis 2 NV GOOSE't ? I' • • Ptush .... '"""" from ,,. Modom ,..,.h, 'h'"'" .. .,,, • 15xJo· """'with•••· HAUOR Ocean Vi"ew BEAil-fED CEIUNG livinc with bulll·ins. Oo!e to shop. Inc board. Try Fl!A or VA room to sedudcd master plrc. ttehools and lrttways. or 10% down. HIG.HLANDS bodroom plU< ""umph><IS 124.0XI FULL PRICE. $27,500 4 BEDROOMS pull.man marble b •th 1. WE SELL A HOME POOL SIZED, blo<:k wait"' EVERY 31 MINUTES ~~;:=~• Walker&Lee aprlnklel'I. TOTAL ONLY $34.«o. MOVE NOW! WE SELL A HOM E EVE RY 31 MINUTES RARE In 8oythor11 Nowporl ot Vich>rl• -11 (onytlrne) llve, thal J'ltOl))e hftle to VIEW Wiiker & ~ It's IUCh a IJ'!'&I place l'O 2790 Harbor Blvd. at nls ltave II. 4 BR'• are rare A of Bly & Ocean, Quaint Cape $t;).(M6.1 Open 'Ill g M rart'r :itlll, on Bay1hore Or. COd at 2944 Qi.ft Drlv ~ Only atrpg lo the beach A t . $25,500 dock~ ~ncl. pat1o" new car-f:r ~ill finance. 4 lldrm. + Fomlly Rm. p<to; for truly.,.., U"1nr. So!./$Jnl. 1-4 Owmbtg optn beamed cell-176,500 1rcJ ln WnUy m , flrtplace Riddle & Ross Rltrs • of t11lural bridt. entJy hall, 3333 E. Cout Hwy. &75-7225 Adi !itPll'llt dlnlJW rm. M-1 2 BRM HM. W. 18th st. M-O-l'rJO CM. 132.500, f'rank ltfanhall 1.:T.:;A::;R;:B;:EU=.· ---=l'l'<i=.::"::•""':.:: Really sr.~ • 333 E. l'IUI St,, C.M. ~11.m • •tua ... l:wntncs c.J.I -673-6116 ' RICH IRWIN Realtor LOVES DOV ER SH ORES $24,950 l llodrm + Don Huie famlly -narural brick Ureplace entry ball, dining nn. bulll•IM. Patk Ilk~ yard. z ft. bet1JfUUI potto. 54tl-nm TARBELL 2'SS Hltrbor Tutdull,y decon.ttd w I t h betutitUI .,,..UpaPfl'll _ lm- prwuive ebirance p • t I o. lA.rge yard for )'OUJ'll folk11. Oose to a::hoola, Jibrary, park A: &bopping. \Vhat more could one ask !~ \ll&nll artJon. $56,950 646-7171 O THE REA!. "\. ! .STATf:J\:; t !DO SANDS S IEDROOMS 2 B&thl. Wp ,..i. $29,tSO Ciffr90 Wlll lomM!' R£"1.roR -• . 673-4150 67J.1SM E¥Os. I Beginners Luck A llftl starter home of Ywt own _ for only l1.5.900. Nke clean 3 ~ and 2 bath homt. rOl'l..'ed air ~at end only 8 years new. Vacant and a pleasure to ¥how. 0.U now!! Overboard "Bui we !bought Yo'f:. wuuJd br h e re for at least 10 years." It's all been done. Customiud throughout. 4 bedroom. 3 bath, fom'ial din- in& room, 2 fl.replacea, over- 11fred tamily tQom w j th b·ie1>dly wet bar. Lush car- pets, drapes and the ftnnt wall covtrinrl. Fantutk rotjt -.·ork and the last wont in a swimming pool. $62 .oJO lnvrzted. SacrUic.e price 137 .sec. Looking For A New Home? Don't ove1iook thi•. ~ fl~ idcy owner has p)l.iabed tbia gem to perfection. 3 La.rat: bP.droom.1, 2 batM, wann family room a~ big llvirW room with cozy fireplaor, lfardwood Doors and shake root cha.rm. Perfect first home for the man on thr way up. $28,500 and worth 11 ! ! Colesworthy & Co; : "A~nt" "For A Wiae Buy''• &12.7777 BAYCREST TRADE OR SELL Owner will trade for unit&:, commercial or Newport ~ bedroom home, approxi- mately s~:>.ooo. A luxury near-new .J·Dedroom home with a library \\'h1ch could easily be a Slh bedroom plus an elegant formal dinlnJ'- room and a spaciOOA family room wltb'-a wet 'bar. ~ thia and • pool too: The Very Beat of. Ba,)'crelt On .... Land OPEN HOUSE DAILY 1414 Lincoln lane 1 tD 3: 30 Wrekdeys 1 to 5:00 Wee.kend11 ~. O THE HEAL . '"\.. ESTATJ::R;.: IRVINE TE!lRACE VIEW HOME REALTORS 673-4400 3 UNITS $29,950 I , Eutslde Colta Men span; is .. tile roof, rentals o'n tarP TT.xlliO' lot. · Income $3Q month. Our beat income ,.,! turn in area. I Excluslv• With I Nowport ., Vlcterlo 646-1111 CUSTOM BUILT Open Sunday 1 ·5 lf30 Santiego Dr iv• 86' Bay view from e room in this lovely • l bath homr. Cuatom buO by Ivan WeU1. Onl)t f month& old. Mlsaion tlle roof Ptd lc a wtne cellar, Rad ed for qWck Mle. $99.00>. Roy J. Word Co. IBaycre11 Ottlcel lCl() a.laxy 646-l ,.. ..................................................................................................................................................... ~ ...... ~ ..... ,...,...,,~-~-~ ~-,-, ~ -.......... - SatW'dty, J1nu.,, 24, 1970 DAILY Pl.Lor ~ HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSIS FOlt SAL& HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SA(E HOUSE.$ FOR SAL E HOUSES FOR SA Li" -~~ ~~ J~~ 1~~ 1~~1 ~~ 1•~ ~~ 1• l•;e'.iiiiiiliijiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili~iiiiiii!io~ri•A•1~~.:;;;:;~,;;;;;;;;;:=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;; I. 'tEGE· HOUSES ' ';, GOLFI:~·~ ~~{tDI$~ .. BeauUlul executive 3 Bdrm. 3 Bath home. · REA'...., Th"1s Weekend Tastefully ~arpeted, draped & rum. by <1eo- oflnJa J :J /e PRESTIGE WATERFRdNT HOMES OPEN SUNDAY 11 ·5 "1 ·• •oralOr, Loe. on the gteen at 10th bble of Ber- 1116 J•m1k1 ROid 2907 Ba ker StrHI m~da Dunes 27 bole golf course, site ol the outstanding large· Cus-Here's a ~at .. Mesa BOb Hope Classics. Has 2 golf carts & ·SWlm torn ~e :With about Verde" poor home '"1th pool. B.e.rmuda Dunes Country Club member· ~'f ~e'-'Y:V:iy"~!! formal · din. rm .. tam. shjp avail. Ask.$95,000. Xlnt.terms available. 1 Lind• Isle Drive ~ Bedroom, 5 bath home in fina1 stages of completion. Palos Verde stone entry & fire- filaces. Family room & billia;d room. Beau, Verde Country Club. Ab-rm:, a: 3 real good sited LI d I I ft-I C solutely fabulous l2' bdnns. Vacant now. Ful-n a • • ""'9Vt opment 0, wet bar in the game ~r.'lu~~brl~~iit~ 10IO lllyside Dr.,,N.8. B!ll Grundy 675-;1210 room. Dori't mlss'.--lt! Op-lg" ·homt'. Mfy decorated. Priced at ........ $155,000 eo Sunday afternoon only. ~ 2043 Pelome Drive .-90 Linde Isle Drive • Gene ral 1000 Generi l · 355 .Coste Me•• St., Hard~·ood _ floors, beau-C.M. tiful tree·llnt'd street, a j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1• Be.autiful. 4 Bedroom, 4 Bath home .with extra large llv1ng ·room & master Bedroom. Car· · Pf'ts._&·drapes. Landscaped. Boat slip. Near HOt,ft WITH GUEST HOUSE lenn1s court & clubhouse. . .......... $135,000 The.rt''& a 10x44' "de· 51,t% loan to take over tached workshop" plus are just some ot the tra- an additional long multi-turcs tlere. Stt it -purpose roam.. 3. good .sizt.'d txlrms plus over-make any ree.sonabll' sized den or rumpus offer -move in tomor-room. row. CO~l EGE REA.LTV 544-5'80 1500 Adams at Herbor (Near Cineme Theater) 1000 I Gonaral 1• j;RA~RE~T;;;;URT;;;;L;;;E ;;;RD;;;CK;; I Conval' Mospltal General '· NEW. 136 beds. Lease or leilSI? option. Prine. only. RESALE Offic:e Bldg. Near ucr,' Prize winnini 4 hdrm 2;1i bath with atrium • 2100 sq ft. Vacant & ready for executive. Sell or lease option. $42,500 Newport •• Victoria 646-8811 , (enytime) Excellent C.M. location. Kermit Riggs Rltr. 2j YEARS IN AREA 5-4G-5460 Eve: S.~2759 $28,500 5 Bdrm. + F a mily Rm. Entry hall opens to rear Jiv. ing 1•m, Pictw-e windO\vs, full dining rm, Huge family rm, -natW'a.1 brick firepl.ace, cozy den/library xtra t>at- ing area in kitchen. Assume low lnterest Joan, 5.J0-1720. TA.RBELL 1955 H.,bar Open Houses THIS WEEKEND ,..., tlls. Mdy 41rectory wltll yH , ... weell•4 •• , .... M11tt """""t· All tM loclltf•1t1 lhtff Mlow .,. ffKrilMtl 111 .....-..... "' ~slllf ..... ,, .... lft t.Hy'1 DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Potr9o dtt;Wlftt .,... llollMI for tole ., to ,.llt -11tptl "9 ll•t •c• l.,IMH•• 111 this col1111111 ..et. •rWoy. (2 Bedroom) 2003 Vista C.udel, oThe Bluffs) NB 673-8550 (Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom) 72.1 Can1eo Highlands. Corona del Mar 673-2222 <Fri .. sai.-&·Sun. 1-5) **106 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle ) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 430 Cabrillo, Costa Mesa 546-8640 (Sat 2-4) **713 Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 3435 Quiet Cove (Harbor View Hills) Cdt1 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sat & Sun a!ternoonl 4645' Gorham Drive (Cameo Shores) Cdl\t 675-3000:675-4666 Eves. (Open daily 1-5) 501 Avpaado, Corona de1 Mar 67$.4392 -(Sat 1·5) 263 Bucknell (College Park) Costa Mesa 546-5440 (Sun 12-5) 401 El Modena, Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sat 2-5) 2241 Vista llogar (The Bluffs) NB 673-8550 • <Sat & Sun 1-5) 9471 Leilani, H.B. (Open 1-5) 546-2313 1964 Raymond, C.M. 645-0303 (Sun 1.S) (3 Bedroom & F~mily or Den) 438 AlijO (Newport Heights) NB ~75-4600 !Sat & Sun 1·4) 320 Bucknell Road (College Park) CM· 646-1543 (Sat & Sun 12-5 ) * 1400 Lincoln Lane (Westcliff) NB 642-5200 CSun l.S ) 3205 NC\V York Ave., Costa. Mesa 546-T.!69 (Sat & Sun 12-4) 438 Aliso (Newport Heights) NB 675-4600 · ( SaJ & Sun L 4) 320 Bucknell Road (CO!fege Park) CM 646-I543 (Sat & Sun 12-5) *1400 Lincoln Lane (\Vestclill) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-5) 3205 Ne\V York Ave., Costa Mesa 546-7269 (Sat & Sun 12-4 l 2342 Cornell Dr., C.M. 645-0303 (Sat-Sun 1-5) *1742 Irvine Ave .. Newport Beach 645-2000 : 646-6001 Eves. (Daily 1-5) 512 Seaward Road, Corona. del A>lar 675-5726 (Sat & Sun 1.S) 192i Mariners Drive. Newport Beach 646-5511 (Sun 1'5) 2913 Chestnut (Mesa Verde) CM 046-4141 (Sun 1-5) * 134 Harbor Island Road, CdM 675-3000: 64<1-(1864 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-51 9471 Leil'ani , Huntington Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1·5) *450 E. 21st St., Costa Mesa 546-2313 (Sun 1-Sl 3030 Babb St., Cosla Mesa 546-2313 (Sat 1-5) 230 Heather St .. Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sun I-5) 227 1w1esa Drive, Costa Mesa 646-7171 ISun 1-.l) 239 Princeton (College Park) CM 64u.7171 (Sun 1-5) I207 Berkshire, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 17646 Rock:rose. Irvine 673-8550 !Sun l·Sl 1706 Port Margate. Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sun 1-5) 3144 Coolidge. Costa Mesa 540-1720 (Sun J.5) (4 Bedroom) **90 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 675-3210 (Sun 11-5) . DOVER SHORES NEW· VIEW! Ivan \Vctts & Sons hllve just completed 3 brand new homes, ready for immedi- ate occupancy. 4 bdrms, 3 baths plus pcnvder room. Panelled !amUy room w/ fireplace. Fonnal dining -rr1m-kitchen breaklalit area. Luxuriously carpeted, Land· scaped ~t;ylll'd p o o l s. From $H~.OOO. Ivan Wens & Sons A rare find! Channing 3 bed. roon1 home plus separate 1 bed:oom guest quarters. Delightful secluded patio and garden. Nice Newport Heights loeaHon. Space for boat or trailer. Won't la!it long at 1:)3,51)). . 646-7171 'O THE REAL ··~ ESTATERS BEACHES BOATS & PRIVACY 80 Linda Is le Drive Nea!ing completion. 6 Bedroom, 5 baths with family room & large rumpus room . 3 Fire- places. 4.246 Sq. ft. of living area, including deck & boat slip. .. .. .. . .. ....... $159,300 58 Linda Isle Dr ive Just ct'":'pleted 5 Bedroom, 4•h Balh home. ~e.ter view fro~ master BDRM, living rm, dm1n,g rm .. family rm & kilcben. 2 frplcs. Crpt d., wallpaper & lndscpd ........ $155,000. L!nde Isle Develor.m•nt ~o. . 1080 B•ysido Dr., N.B. Boll Grundy 675-3210 Gentrel 1000 I Gener el 1000 Bayshore Dr. & just i;teps to D Sh tho beach & dock: I BR., 2•,; over ores baths, enc_l. patio: A ,great LET'S SPLIT THE COMMIS-IMMED. POSS. 5 BR & FAMILY place to b11ng up kids. ShOWn SJON th. • by app't. $76,500 on is gorgeous 3 y1· Riddle & Ross. Rltrs. old! 3/'.00 sq !'· 4 RDR, 3 BA 35Ja E Coa t H , 6~-722• home. Sunken Iv rm, lg. tam · A.SSUME 6°/o LOAN · 8 v.y. •:>-" nn , lavish use of marble and Thi.s large fan1ily ho1ne in North Costa t.lei;a \Vith all! tile buill-irt"i including a wa. te.r conditioner needs a Utile TLC. Pril'Cd way undt>t mar-' ket. Hw,-y . this won't last,' ONLY $30,9;;() FHA FHA/ Beautiful l\ome. pay1nents on lo,v. 4 Bdrm, 3 baths, entry haU, dining 1·m, Huge fan1ily rm, built-ins, 2 story. S.W-172() A Touch of Spanish Del Piso. Just re-decorated \Valled patio; 3 BR. + din. ln $1.>/yd long pile cp!g & + family + lgc, room over VanLuit paper thruout. Huge garage. Reduct"d to master BR , suite has Re>-$47,950 man bath, :lilting rm & priv Wellicer Rlty . 67>5200 patio, Beaut. Armstrong 3366 Via Lido, NB Open SWi. Corlon in kit. + finest Ther- VA. , TARBELL 2935 Harhor ":==::il mador bit-ins incl lndoor • BBQ. !.« secluded pa!io w/ fire pit. Separate children's play yd: Encl. dttg run; J. car gar; Professionally land- ... - 1210 Starboard Way (Harbor View llills} Cdm 675-3000:673-6755 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) *4639 Fairfield (Cameo Shores) CdM 675-3331 -(Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom & Fem ily or DenJ *281& Harbor View Drive (Harbor View Hills) CdM, 644-2740 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1861 New Jersey (Mesa Verde) CM 545-7700 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1921 San tiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB 548-9865 (Sat & Sun 11-5) 1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Open Da il y) 1112 Nottingham Road , Newport Beach 645-0128 (Sun 12 :30 • 5:30) 290I Cassia (Eastblufi) NB 644-1762 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 806 Bison (Eastblu![) NB 642-8235 lliat & Sun) **530 Morning Star Lane (Dover Shor· es) NB, 6l2-tl35 (Sat & Sun) 1130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) **333 Morning Star Lane (Dover Shor- es) NB. 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 1338 Antigua (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1·5) **l Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 67b-3210 . (Sun 11·5) *2005 Baiearic DriVe (Me'sa Verde) CM 540-7573 (Sat & Sun ) 2365 Colgate Drive (College Park) CM 549-2189 · (Sat & Sun) *1930 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) NB 64u.1550 (SUI\ 1·5) **2307 Heather Lane. Newport Beach 673-3585 (Sat 1-5) 2004 N. Capella Court, Costa MCsa 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 298 Princeton, Costa Mesa 546-2813 *429 15abella Terrace, CdM (Sun 1·5) 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2088 Centella PL N.B. 645-0303 *2001 Commodore, N.B. 645-0303 *8421 Atlanta, H.B. 645-0303 (5 Bedroom) (Sun 1-5) (Sun 1-5) (Sat l.S) **14 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235 . (Sat & Sun) (5 Bedroom & Fem ily or Den) *4&36 Roxbury (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (S un) 1511 Miramar, Balboa 833-0700: 644-2430 (Sun 1.S) **58 "Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 675-3210 (Sun 11-5) 1424 Lincoln Lane. Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 10327 Ni(ll'.htingale, Fountain Valley 540-1720 (Sun 1-5) (6 Bedroom & Femily or Den) **80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 675-3210 (Sun ll·5l CONDOMINIUMS FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) ***711 Lido Park Drive (Apt A) NB 613-9060: 546-6618 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE (I & 2 Bedroom) 208 4-0th Street, Newport Beach, 673-3663 (Sun 2-5) (2 Bedroom eeehJ 432 Fernleaf, Corona del Mar 675-5000 !Sal & Sun l.Sl 516 Fernleal, Corona del Mar 673-2222 (Dally 1.S) (3 & 2 Bedroom) · 4010 River Ave ., Newport Beach 64&-Z414 (Sun 1-5) ..... ••W..fi ... ...................... ,, PERRON .. ,.. ···""T· ~, ..... scaped. This fabulous home 642-lnl Anytime is pri<.'l"d well under the mar-I J==:==:z;:;:;:~;:.zl'z::z;:ill ket at SS'l.500 land included, & early possession cftn be ar· ranged. 192t Santiago Ot•, NB. 548-9865 EXCLUSIVE A.REA 4 BR .• 3 BATHS Thl!J \Vestclill home on beau- tiful st1-ect but ',s block from Baycresl -carpts/di'JIS. Elec- tric 8 /1 kitchen • D/\V, dbl. fireplace -nice F/R w/loads of Bil storage space&: draw. ers · prof. lndscpd. • nict'! entry w I slumpstonc & wrought iron fence & gate • 1 BR & bath ~paratt' Crom living qua11crs. prefect for in-laws or maid's f"OOm • asking SS2,500. CHIL T ROBINETT REAl TOR &P0128 NEWPORT SHORES 2 Blocks to the ocean ~ block to t.'Omm . rec!'eation center & pool.-3 Bedrooms 2 bitths. fireplace, double gamge. A kiddie haven. • $25,500 10% dov.'n. LDwest priced home ill thl.s fine area. 646-7171 * 546-2313 O THE REAL \""'-ESTATERS . . . S" BEDROOMS 5 Bdrms 3 Baths SHAKE ROOF Near all schools. $37,000 beat of terms, Country Estate Cllstom built :l bdnn honic • n1any extra.,, Lot lSOx'.lOO' . n1any, many trt'es, $75,000. Wells·McCardle. Rltr5. 1810 Ncw1)()rt Blvd .. C.M. 548-7729 64;!-0684 eves --COLLEGE PARK- Assun11~ 51~ ';~ IOA.n, no cost.'I $178 mo. Pays all PIT!. Im· nuu:. :; lxlrtn. 2 bath & fan1 roo111, 2 tireplace11. Jm~'<l.1 pos.-:. Loan Bal $18.500, Ptlte $:l2.~JOO. Owner will 1 carry ~m11ll 2nd. Open, Fri-Sal-Sun. J.2..SPM. 320 Bucknell Rd. ow·ner , 64..-15'13 Prln. only. FOR SA.LE /RENT or LEA.SE OPTION .l bdrrns 2 baths. built-ins. Very atrrac. Monticello Con- do. iv/balcony or Orleans type, Asking $19,900 Ca 11 Glen Queen 5't0.115i Heri- tage Real Estate (open eves) SACRIFICE! 4 BR. 2 BA, scp fam rn1, 2 .sty. Hl'd pool wfslide & div brd. Nr schools. S5000 dn. $4j,:i00. ~7573 if BR 1 ~.i lla, fam rm, ln Cli!fhavcn. 3. baths, dble WestcliU Pla1A area, shag garage. l) Acre. 2 patios. cpl!, shade trees. S28.SOO. redwood fence. Ranch style, Kingaard R.E. Ml 2-2222 Much storage space. Seclud- ed area. Landscaped, Many shade treei;. Long private Co1ta Meat l 100 drive\\'ay &: parking for 7 -------- cars. Beautiful view of Fash-SOUTH ion Island hlllll. \V11lk ro COAST elem. & Iii 1Chools. $j5,000. call for app't. tod ay. PLAZA Roy J . Wa rd Co. i~ just 2 niinutes ''vay !rom (Baycrest Olliccl this 4 Bcdrooin. 2 Bath 1430 Galaxy 616-Jj5() I-tonic. A block wall sur· rounds Ilic large lot, with Huntingon Harbor plenty or 1wm for a pool. Magnlticent home IN private Ir you need a 4 Bedt'oOln ISLAND LIVING. 3 plush home, close to So. Coa.st master size bedrooms with Plaza, this i9 i1 • call now! 2 p\lllman baths on quiet Priced al $32.500. CUL-O&SAC street. with 546-2313 PRIVATE boat doCk avail· •ble, far RUL Nautical Living, 2400 Sq. Ft. ~7.500. WE SELL A HOME o THEREAL ~ESTATERS ... EVERY 31 MINUTES 1 .. ..,. .. .,...,....,. ..... 11 Walker & Lee Everything 1682 F.dlnger 540-5140 841-4455 Is oversb:ed tor growing fam-ily. 4 bclrms 2 baths & tam. BUILDER'S REPO ily room, Custom built . In Owner's loss on thill 3 Bdnn kitchen, large )'al'd well home can be your gain, Re-lighted & fenced. Beautlful decorated by buUder. All carpels & drapes, Full price new house features. $1500 $33.900. Vacan1 for iru;pcc. down~ aasumt loan of $228/ t-ion. CALL 54().1151 Htrllag' mo pays aJI, Vacant • see Real Estate (open eves) anytime. CALL !lAY GAULT ~~~~ ............... 11 540-1151 Heritage Real Es-DELIGHTF1JL & FRJEND- tate (open ever\ LY. Prime cul-de.tac Joca. $28 500 tlon wllh 3 large bdti"n11, 2 • sparkltna: baths, I a rn 11 y 5 Bedrm + F•mlly Rm room w/tJreplace, all buUt.- E:xeculive family hOmc. 5 ins, large living room bedroom or den, "In b;atbi!;, w/raised .hearth fireplace·&: hup family rm, with n.atur. easy walk to gclJools &: al brick fftpMce. entry ball, JMU1t. A muat to ace at dining nn. 54G-l'l:a:> US.500. CAU. $45-84 24 TARBELL 2955 Harbor Copen ewsl South Coast $28,950 ,:,"":;.al:::,;:Es:.::"':;:"~~~~ N._, 3 D·tht7 HONEYMOON CO'ITAG!: -IN and lnt..'Omc on oomer lot. l..af'lt fMlily home, llt()tlrtlte Both houses rcnc<>·J 1>3tio.~. huge family rm, firnplACf', Low down.a: 7•.S% !gt tn111 wet blr, bullt·lnt, tntry hall. detod. Owner afttr 6 p.m. ~lnl> 5118---239<1 TARBELL 29SS Harbor i.;;.::,3.::1::.Nc,.COM==E~U~N~l=T~S OWNER Tran1fered, 4 2 .l 3 &Inns. New ca.J'P(lta &: Bdrm, ramlly nn drt.pc!S. Blt·IM. Priv1ue Pa· l/n1place, ~nlry b.tll, f\lll tb. f'irepl•ct>s. Top klca· dlnlna rm, bultt-lns, xtra tiotlf. 0 w n er. Pt1nclpals .bft.IN, brk., $1),fJOO, 540-1720 IXll)'. $41,5'.MI, $48-00JT 24 YEARS OF It's the SOLD SIGN that counts WE SELL 3 HOMES PER DAY LET YOURS BE NEXT ' JUST LISTID OPEN SUNDAY 12·5 263 l•cknetl Jiot orr the typey,•rltC'r and ready for you to ITIOVC in. 3 kingsize ix'd· room:; ( 14x13 or lgc'r) bal hs-1 *. This hotnc is in brand new condition. All bltins, plush cpt~ lhru-out. PalO!> Verd<' Rk. FpJ In U t Small SC\vlng room off kltch- rn. Located In desired Collegr Park &l'ca. 546-5-110 ARE YOU TIRED OF OVER INFLA TIO PRICES7 Ca!l us now on thls lo\•e. Jy •I bedroom 1 ~ bath. lge ram rm homr. Nier i;iie yd. Quiet strel"t ju~• ~\\.'O blk. long. close to srhools. Prlcl'!d at $33.· 51)'), ~16-5440 A WHALE OF A IUY On 11. quiet residrntb1l , "li'C't?I • Traffic f1·ee and C'IC"an as a whistle. Lo\v do\vn payment move~ you in. Ho\\-' low i.~ ]o\v'.' Only $2500.00, Ca ll nO\V for furthr r lnfo1·malion . 546.5440 ETE APPEAL: HEART APPEAL PuN>l' appeal • It's 11n atlraclivc lhri>e·bcd· room hom,.. • 1 ~ bRlh sparkling clean. Located Jn most de1ilrablc area. /{('l'f''s the clincher. only $34.950. ' 546-5440 AN EYE OPENER The Grand Jury would render a unan i mous verdict tllat this Callfomia Contemporary is a whalt or a buy. A~sumc this 6'4 % FHA loi.n of 11.p. proxin1att!ly S 2 5, 8 O O. Payable S2ZJ. per 1nonth including taxcto: l.: ins. & get this elegant -4 bedroom and den home, maintained to pcrfet'tion. Call now, you \\'On'l hf' di8RP· po ltil{'<.I. J.l&-5440 THE RARE ONE '.'i hl'droonl, :t baths. formal dining roon1. Closets galore. Plush c11ts. O"'nC'r --says-must Sl'll so reduced the price $1500. Good localion close 1o all schools no\v only s::1.ooo. 546-5440 LOOK HERE! 51;4 •/o LOAN and interest rate won·t i.;o up! Sparkling 3 f'/R h111ne in top area . 1 ~ balhs, stall shower, up· graded w/w cpts & dr~pes. Freshly painted· extra lg kitchrn bit-in elect. oven & range. Pay· ml'nts $160 month. On· ly $28.500. Hurry: 546-5'1•10 WATCH YOUR WIFE 1-ter cyf's will Jtght up \\•hen she srr>s thi~ out- standing kitchen \\'ith all Wtin.\ including. dish- "•' a s h er. BeauHfully rnaintalned 4 bedroon1 in good location of Mtt.11. dC'I r.tar. Spaciou:;i cov- rrrd patio. Almost nf'\\' \\'//\'' t•pts ln LR, Halls, FR. and MBR. Your eye~ '''ill light up at pricc of $29,450.00 5'16-5440 EXECUTIVES DELIGHT! l ' YI-'~ young. this home he.~ bC'en constantly im· proved since lt \Vas OI'· cupied. This home le a hou sewi fe 's dream, beautifully appointed, Ille kitchen almost 2900 sq. H, fl.ll room11 are oversized - a n1aster bedrootn suite (it for a King and Queen. rahed hearth ni a r b I e fireplace, heavy shake roof. It you want a real executive home . THIS IS JT. S46-5.J'10 LEVERAGE AND SHELTER Large commercial bld:::. in good location or New· port. In need ot good management. If you don't y,•ant to manage we will do It for you. 90 Y: financing 11.vallablt> &I. 7% <,~ intl'resl. $12.- 000 down will probably buy this one. If Uncll' San1 ia biting you . thJs yrar don't "'alt till nexl year to do somethin.: about iL 546··S440 WE'RE SORRY • IF YOU ARE MOVING to eny other KINCi SIZE And fil for your Queen, This beauUtul, immac 3 BP. & fam rm in 1.1esa Verde. Paeest"ttcr thati:.b-l'('ll lly setting the J)lll't'. rentut·es all bit-ins, cov patio. block waJls sur• 1·ound this Queen 1:ialace. Askini:: $35,750. 546-5440 TIRED OF FAM RMS IN THE KITCHEN? Well thl'll '''e have th!!! ' homP you have been looking for! It's large, about 2200 sq. ft.. 4 i;ood size bedrooms, enOl'ITIOUS 20:<18' family room that Is separate :ind &\\'&y from the kitchen. t.1any custom rratures too numeroll! to mention. Good Mesa Verde location for only $40,500. 546-5440 s • SWEEPING VI~ Sv>ee ping vista -a hon1C' above the clouds overlooking the 1.him-' rncrlng -rolling blur Pacirlc. 1 Bcdroon1s and eonv. drn in exquisite condition. In the Heights or Ncw1>0rt with view nf ·Harbor.-Mounlains .\--- the blur> Pacific -180 <lr~rec vle\V. At $41,950 it is a dream come true. 546-54-40 END THAT SEARCH 'l'ou simply must see this spic k span 3 Bdr, & txn horn{' with huge voJcanic 1~k-fireplace. & quality. w/w cpts. Ii drapes lo appreciate Its value. 1 * baths, fenced yard with patio. Now just $24,500. 546-5440 DE~ICiHTFULLY C:OZT Friendly three bedroom den home. The 11paciou1J rooms cncompe~ ~any features for gracious living. It's big in the right places and that's itnportanl for the grow- ing family. $29.950. Call NOW! for further dr.· tails. 546-5440 a ree in the county -but if you are, call us and we'll refer you (at NO COSTI to the leading real estate FIRM IN THAT CITY! ••• and of course we'll be happy to .represent you in t he sale of your home for fast results. P.S.: Sellers! This "EXTRA " servic e brings many oul· of-stet e buyers refe rred lo us by Real Estate firms all o v e r t he nation •••. CALL 546-5440 "The Home of Complete Real Estate Service" PAUL-WHITE- CARNAHAN R ealt11 Co. 1093 IAKIR STRUT, COSTA MISA . " ;; ' :1 .. .. " .. .. ·, ' • .. :· ' .. ' • •I I , 1 \ ---~ s.""'1, J"""" 2c, 1m ~uuses F R SAU! S SAL OUSliS l'OR SALi HOUSES ,OR SALi HOUSES l'Olt SALi ltlNTALS ltENTALS RP'ITAL~ -lllNTAl.S C-4ol Mar 1250Corona dal Mor 1250 H""""""" ... ch 1400 Huntinft?! llMclt la L"!!"• llel!Cfl 1705 Houoo• Unfu,.,lthool :-:H'":ou='"::...U::;•:::fu::;r~•:::lsll:.:M=--l•_.:;Aft!!:I::.::..".:.".=":.:"':::lll:::'IOd=;_-....:::Apto.~~l'::;u::r::nl::ll':::IM:=__.1 ,1 BEACH 0-.ol -Unl-.lty Pork 32'7 c.oto -. 41DOColl• Mos• 4111 I BEAUTIFUL OCEAN VIEW HOME GREAT BUY CONDOMINIUM * HEL'1 MUST RENT* l 811. 2 hi. ~" im iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiii~~~iiiiiii . " SPACIOUS 2 BR· 7' 11c.,.., ~ Apia. Most AvaU. wiW Sept. i..: • 4639 F1lrflold C•meo Shoros. 4 BR., 3 both>, !lpllrkllnp Pool. $11,.IOO. OPEN SUNDAY 1·5 3 & ' bod......,.. 2 ltolh•"°'"" in bo•utlful Huntlotfon ... th. $23,990 2 llATH areu. 1 Bdnn to I Bdrm. 3 BR. l ho. tam . ..,. ml Factnc: beauutul larie pool $15 to UOO. Avail Imm. S BR., 2\i bl., tt1b1t. ms j1.&1t 100 yanlg from private *" Call Suaan 662f6fi • 4 BR. 2~ N.Uu; ~ beach. Lquna area, perfect lMMAC. 3 1tory, all blt-lnll, • Red Hill Realty 833-C820 for ~ar round llvin&;, In. eu1tonl cpll/drps. Immed. w1bnent or rent.ah. Selllna pu. $315/mo, H erl tare clrvc:.;:l .. :::. ____ _;J~2~J~I cOtnpletely funllabed In 1trlk-Re:al Eatate 54()..1.Ul - W WI I ing loc:aJe decor. Two story ·==,..-,----~- C•ll (714l ff2·13S3 10 AM 'tll 7 PM 2 NEW llouaes For ta. Lacuna Nlsuel ol Irvine. Both 3 Br'a. Irvine $315 Mo. L.N, WO Alo,, 6Jl.4ll.l.5 m. nton, Rea tor wltb lower Cf.l'POrt 1tora1e LEASE or UptlOll to Buy 4 229 Morino, S.lbo• lll•nd SANDPIPER HOMES laundry. FW!y ~.,.,.,...; llR ' .. , .... Beaot;[lll. 1283 675-3331 Op.n 'tll 9 every night. On 8rookhurst ·at Atlanta eorieous grounds include 2 to $3.iO. Delta 64&-4414 1=========7========= "!'!~~~~~~~~"'!!~~~~~~~~~I JIOOli, tennU:, etc.; close to i'OR leUe Feb. 111. New un. J BR + Film. Rm. On Park, Xtra.~. S280 A J\1o. V1eanl. Q\\·11er -49f..233S. 64&-7%24. ;: super mkl., ahoppini, Cout furn. Valencia, eal'pf'ttd. In C.Sta Me•• 1100 :.:N:;•.::w!:po:;rt.:..;B:;•:;•:;•::.h_..;1:;2::.:00 Back Bay 1240 Huntington Beach 1400 Hwy. Excellent buy, mwit Lelmre, World 8J0..6909 UNIQUE I R -----1 ate to -.ppreeiate. Shown $150. ! Br, 2 s.: t'enced yd CHOICE EASTSIDE $22,950 O:>iy ard C'Ulr. nn 11 l·ul tie ,;Ac just i-epa111ted anct cll"on. I'd, ~,. ya.nJ 1vith fn1lt treeis al'd avocad05 plus room for a gard•·n. Sri' ii, yoo·u lovf' IL '46-7171 Cliffhaven Special s=~h~u.'0on ~~Lac 1::~ SWIM ALL YEAR upon apptmt by owner, for chUdftn &: pets. Blue Corona del Mir 32.SO 216 KINGS PLACE horse1 . $1Xl,OOO-te:nn.. S·t4,200. 4 bdnns, 200J sq ft, phone 499-2152 or 837-0791. Beacon, Mf>.OlU, c.~I. Spanish hacienda. Complete. OCEAN BLUFF REAL Horm nr ocean. 3 Br. OPEN SAT/SUN. l·S 646-56l'.WI ly walled In front court yard. $90. 3 BR. yard, pr. "·ater Forced air heat. 2 ea. Bar. 4 BR, 3 ba. on 2 levels. Al· 12 Open be1Lms in livirig room, StepA pd. Children ii: pet OK. Birr. Ne\V \\'/W crp1g, 2 trplcs, 1: !ordill£ unuaual family pri-_E_I _T_o_r_• ______ «_ lari:e fireplace, atrium with to the ~ patkl, g~ A e11rpor1. vaey. ALro a big hobby LAKEFRONT . Lake fol'Cllt fountain oU private nw:ter Beach!!!? . Furn or unlurn. Lease. n:iom l aeparete i;('wing New 2 BR, 2 Ba hon1e . LuJI:. suite. Delu.Xe big kitcben 4 Bt'droom + family room Costa Meu 3100 1 671-131'.W room. Large protected pa. with top o[ t•· Ii-appl•'· S Baths . P 0 0 L L--------- l' Ov 2000 _ ft 1 1· urious shag crpl!I, drapes. '"' '"" UI ,. H t ' •· o. er ...,, . o iv· Boatil1g' &. fishing in tront anceg, lamily room vdth tra modern kitchen DESIRABLE un tngton -ach 3400 ing area. Only $43 .SOO. &11d1 .. ~ door to rear pool-custom bit + J\.1UCH, llO'IE WPekday App''. Call: yard. Pool , l!!nnis, .. ,. MUCH AoiORE• M •• SPACIOUS 3 bdnn with i\fr, Robinson clubhouse privl. Be l ow &ale yard. Lar&er rear yard . · U!l ICf: l Br .. 2 be. cptd, drp1 f~ elect, built-ins lncludi"" market price. 494-8~6.1 in dev!!lopment with separ-to apP~late. $lB5,000 air heat, GartMllsp '••1.•·-d'•hwa••·r. E••too~ .. ,·~,, REAUY UVE AT PALM MESA GARDEN APARTMINTS e PATIO AREAS e SWIMMING POOL e SAUNA BATHS e STEAM ROOMS e JACUZZI BATHS BACHELOR, 1 & 2 BEDROOMS @ Furniahed & Unfurnished All Electric Hotpoint Appliances Most Rea1onabl• 'New Rental1 in the Airport Area Next to the Santa Ana Country Club. Just East of Santa Ana Ave. on Mesa Drive. • From $120 Unfurnished • From $140 Furnished CALL: 546-9860 --------------DAVIS REALTY 6"2-7000 1,:,:;;::::====== Vic Stuart Re It • "'I ,..., -'"" .... 'CY 1, ate fenced h.utch & filtered • a or trplc, patio. p.rqe, watef & on Y>!!ll located comu. 1 -"0'='°=;=::::=:=::::""~ \VESTCUFF fantastic pres-to'ron• d•I M•r 1250 pool, Remaining rear yard 49-1-5731 ot 546-7674 turn, Adults o·'·· no p<'· ' -' ~ . 1 1. 0 1 0 "Y .... .....asc only S22 5/mo . ~-nerol •-I Coil• Melo 1 ;ELEGANT 4 BR. 3 BA, like. tige corner oca lOfl, ne o la1'~ than ITIOlll. Tile roof. Y.' ULD YOU BELlEVE! RATE REASONABLE Bia/owner. ~ 0 r I·-----------4 DO 'O THEREAL '~ESTATERS '· ' 1oew, 21' l.R. rvery1hing nu, a kind with l;ira:e family e OPEN DAILY 1•5 e Exclusive neighborhood. Older 3 BR. cottqe. Loaded Aeroq from Country CJub eVts SJ&.9866 i--------- 1 blllns, IUX' ('Jiit:. nr DCC &. room w I BBQ, oversized with charm, plus 1Uea1 apt. 275 Mesa Dr .• Ph. ~-6706 w;;i--""'-:7."="-,--~ s· I SUNNY ) ihppi;. over J700', $~.950. maiiter lxlrm, massive used 723 C•meo Hi9hlands ~* ~R~ 11;•p ~th \Vl th fantastic ocean 4 Bedroom ' ' th 0 N~:i:.. V~CANTCha-Immediate 1ng e * * * !>4~6 brick fireplace, 2'.i: sparkl-Spotless 3 BR. 2 ha. hon1e ___., __ -• _ views. See today at $32,500 ' · a • ':"n· ,..........won. nnlll&' 3 ing baths & walk to i\1arin-with vista of oecan, jetty RIVIERA REALTY t'r transferred temporarily. bdnn 2 bath home close to * ACRES BY O\\'NEP.: 3 Br, 2 Ba, ers School. Petite heated & &: canyon, Refrig., washer 30808 COAST JUWAY Says, rent my hOmt'; St98 school~ I: 1hoppina. $190 Ad I carpets, drp!, lovely yard, filtered POOL. Priced 10 & dryer are juat a rCw of $1700 MOVE-IN Souih Laguna 499--2800 per month, Great location, month lint J: last. CALL U ts sprinkle", nr. Parochial " seU al $39.950. CALL the numerom t.Xlras Incl . in 3 bdrm 2 bath, S<bllOO' renc· near JChools and shopping. 545-M24 South Coast R e a I public iichl11. $ J J , 500 . 545-8424 {open e~•)-South purcbue price of $47.900. ed lot, double <?;aragc, 7 4 BR, 2 BA, ocean view, near It's in our rental book at Estate r 557-9681 Cout Real Estatt yean dd, Electric built-in new. Price lowtr $30'1. WALKER&: LEE 3 BR . Fiim rm. Frplc. Patio. I"'"""'""""'""'""""".... DON :e:L\'ON,fLIN 1·11nge & oven, garbage dis-Lease option. '197-1642 279o }larbor Blvd. at Adams Elec. kitchen, di1hwuher. e DUPLEXES e e 67,..2m e posa.J, FA heat. carpPts & , • , , 2 BR, Gar. Patk>. Crpts Cpts, dt'Jlfi. ~7269 Neivpon Island ...• $39,SOO BY OWNER SPEC. drape11, landsc11prd. M1u1on V1e10 1708 dtpll, stovr .l rehig-. Quiei $1.!IO. 3 BR. 1 * BA, 2 sty Condo. Crpta, drp1, !tove, refria, wshr/dryer, pr I patio, c arport, pool, clubh.se. 962-~. Me1e Del Mar 1105 N~ar Ocesn ........ $49,~ TACULAR, NEARLY NE\V .,,_.~mm BY OWNER: Transferred. 4 T!.'Opica.I Setting for Adlts PiC"r & tioat ........ $74,j(X) VlE\V HO~tE IN £XO.US. .,.s::an,etmir" Br. 2 Ba, }am Rm, crpts, ?nly .• 1 Blk Shops. $17i 1100 4 Br, l Ba, spac. '-" IVE CM.fEO SllORES. 3 ~~~:~-~-::;-;:~J~d'P'~·~f=rp~k~··~d•~"""'=='=· =I::.~ -~5'Mt=-="=~~---kit-<lin rm . bltns, crpts, GIANT ';L-~R. 3 BA, 3 ~ar garage, f~m-. THE good Lo-' ~till lo···· Yn;. o1d. 837-9144 s~~ r.~~~~ ;I' :~pos~~ .. 2 :~enced yd, dbl ,ar. FAMILY ROOM _......_ ily room. • frplc~. o\er. 1u • ""'~:;;~-----• I Al TY !!iZed pool. Loadl'<I w/ ex· the poor 1\·orlung man". Jrn. Dana Point 1730 pini/schooJ, 203J \Vallace 3 BDR?.IS 2 bal.hs, 2 car &ar, Y!!s, a 3 Bedroon1, 2 Bath Near Npt. POfit Ole. ~1.41~ li"U: Mu.-.t see 10 apprecia te. maculate J lxlrm l den with 646-263'1 cpts/drps. \Valk to libop. J{orne in }.f('sa Del }.tar, I!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,. Owner ,vi.I.I firtanC't. Call h\iiC ~ car garage well lo-2 COMMERCIAL LOTS''E~-Sl=D~E~J-8--lt-I--ping. S 2 2 JI mo. Bkr. "'·ith A 300 sq. ft added Fanl-FIXER UPPElt . G~l 67a.13.>l arrr 10 a.n1. ca..ed near golf course k 147' Frontage by 135' ~e!!p to crpts, drps, ~ec~. c[e~ 546-4141 ily Room. Corner lot \\'ith potential. La~ 4 bdrm e OPEN DAILY 1_5 e schools. Only S24,995-chcck all~Y. Corner locauon on yard, gar, 2 child~n. no 3 BR, 1* Ba, Bit-Ins, Drps, TtlOl11 for boal or camper NC!wporl Height• home • 516 FERNLEAf' D 1 So tc:rms. ~in access 1 >ad to h.arbo.r. pet!. $185 IJlO. 54&-9737 Crpts. Nr l\Iarlna, Doug!., inoraae. Large covered pa. dining room&: rumpus room of Hwy. 2 BR. u~:~;. 2 Pacific Shoru Realty ~;e:,~~e~ha;~~s C·l ln $200 VACANT 4 Br, Dt'.n, 0 2 & Sh.opping. 847-4216 ~ro~~~i~lv:-p~f;;~ ti~~re:~Pi;:::,1~~~ t'rp.lcs, :l pa tios. Price re-SJ6.88ltt or 847·8586 POINT R!ALTY Ba.OKfor Priv.HmorHm 2 STORY, 3 bdrm., den & "'ant room to enjoy that mediate nle at $32,500. duced for quick sale! BY OWNER 34156 Coa.st HWy., Dana Point & Bus. 934 \V, 19th. (>19-196.S. fircplat't, 21,; ba., 9082 family, call 001,.. $29,950, t""HA/VA available. CALL DON V. FRANKLIN (TI4) 496-5323 RENTAL • 3 BR. 2 BA Bermuda, H.B. Show Luxury aina:le, 1 &. 2 bed· room apartments.. furnish- ed a.nd unJurnished, 1''ith eomplete privacy anct land· so:aped country elub atmos- pht>re including STSo.000 "'Orth of recreational fa~·iJ. ities d!!Sig~ and operated just !or single peoplt>. RENTS f'RO:Ol SI-ta to UK! NEWPORT BEACH 880 IRV INE AVE. IRVJNE AND 16th 1n4) 645-Q;).l() GARDEN GROVE 13100 Olapman Ave. (4 blkt \V. Santa Ana F"''Y·) {714) 63&.3030 546-2313 S45--3424 !open eves) South REAL TOR Townh.ouse, pool &.. recrea-bet~:een 12 and 4 p.n1. Coo.st Real Estate e 673-2222 e Assu~1e 714 % FHA lonn-Apt1. For S•le 1980 tlo11 fac. $21S mo. 540-6784 3 BDRM 2 Bath, fa..mily rm. HAVE YOUR CAKE subm1tdown .. Wa.lktobeach. • 2 BEDROOJ\t, le~ yard crpts, drps, bu lit -I ns, ANAHEIM 1-o T HE REAL ~ESTATERS BAYIBONT, grnd fir condo. So. of Iii\"". Dupl<'X. 2 BR. Ad~lt occupied, .4 bdnnl NE\V deluxe 2-4--6-9-U private garage. ' Child/pet ok. $230. 962--0672 NOW LEASING FOR apt. 2 Br, 212 Ba, very ~ dining rm, elec. ~lfehen, Jn-~ • 21 unit .• \Valk 10 543-1943 plush, rrpl, patio, pool, delx units 3 . NeerEI.~ your T.L.f'. door/outdoor patio 968-ll 7S b• h •°'· 1 . '-========= 3 BR. 2 Ba, "'/1v crpl.I, $225 i\IARCH OCCUPANCY kit., lge boat space avail. 4 2 F RN LEAF alier 6 · I' a c . pprec at1ng1~ • • l Yr L..se. Nr Bol&a Chica 277 So. Brookhurst Owner "'ill carry I.st. Optn Sat/Sun. 1-5 · area. Ov.1ner I Bldr. Mesa Verde 3110 & Edinger. 84&-0828 IJ blk. So. of Lincoln) SHORE PROPERTIES BOYD REAL TY BY Owner -3 Br, lam m i, 2 Q Lindborg Co. 536-2579 -i.v':-ACiANT'i'.;;.,::,~Br,;·,:.,,"1~~ .. ~ .. ~.~11. 2 17141 77'2-t:.OO 673.-9060 or s.t6-<i6Ilt ::S:.19 J:::. Coas1 H1\"'', Cdi\I Balh. $29.500 Nrw paint, 2 RENTALS 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 F'rplc, fully Story. Lease $250 rtto. Call S h B I b ' blk" lron1 heh, n fr . crpW. drps. Stp laundry out ay Cu WESTCUFF 67.S.5930 ___ Brookhurst . 22I OI Houses Furn11hed rm. WID. Lge fenc'd yd.~"=""'="""'======= ASSUME 6% 'ii> FINANCING! SPECIAL'. r..apislrBoo Ln. C:I Joa n R 1 Sh $2.85. 675-7314 Apartments ;,i ., 0 1 >I ".1>11 ·' ... .,.,,.... ent111 to are 2005 Fountain Valley 3410 -=~=~----~utiful Ext-r. Um. l lrg. ONLY VACANT LOT TN ·<'II '''· n Y ,...,., un . ........., The GORGEOUS l'\ew br'11:, 2 rusr. ba's. 24' fam. CAMEO SHORES 2nd TO. !168 mo. !16S-41J2, S6t nio. Thft'e ;uys \\'ill Newport Beach 3200 For lea.-.e: Children l ~ts VAL O'ISERE nn. Profes.~. landscapl"d & M' x 160. Avf'rag" nr ·192-328.) shar<' ltLxurious S BR ?·story O.K. 2000 &q. ft 4 Bdnn SinrJe.J bl'-2 br. Furn .. unJ. -... ' " Mna Verde 1110 MESA VERDE MAJESTY * Motel-Apts * l signal So. ol o.c. Fairgrounds Studio & 1 led,_ $30 WK. & UI" Day, Wttk, Mffth • Kilcheiis .. TV 's incl. • Phone seni., hid pool • ?<laid service avall. 2176 NEWPORT ILYD. l4f.9755 l BR f\u'n , $1SO. Ind ulil 4 pool. Adults, no pet1 . ~'49-2627 or 968-1740 e NASSAU PALMS e 1 BR !urn apt. Pool rn 22nd st. 64Z.S6U 1 BEOROO&f furn ished apartment lor rent. Check ~late Aplll. 2llJ1 So. Bri1tol BACJlELOR apt. q u i et, clean. litC' cooki ng . employed adull man, non smoker, refs . SIOO. ~1848 TWO l BR APTS. t"um $115. Unlurn S12J. * Call 64J..1848 * BAOlELOR Apt $90 utll PJI:· tra. See Sun only 131 Santa I 'I .i ., ' ' -· --' ,I !I I j . ' : ' . -' ,~i Llvp "like a Kinr(' in this 5 bedroom, l bath beo.ul)'! FULLY Affi CONDITION. ED. beautifully carpeted and draped. CUSTOM land· .:apiflM: 11Pla oft 1his "jewel" fu perftttion. Ju1t reduced decora1e<I. S48.500. 646-551 1 46.19 Canidcn Drive BEAT THIS! home, Leguna Beach. 2 1un. Lta1e, L•ase/Option, home. ~P· r11as1er bdrm. .sa una, Act'y Rm Billiards BY Owner -EastbluU, R. C. GREER, Realty 4 Bdrm1/0nly $29,SOQ deck.'!, ottan ''icw. Days SALE Form. din. an'a, Fam. Rm., Therapy&. ti' · 1 BBQ beautiful vie"'• 2000 sq. ft. 4 ~Via Lido 673-!IJOO PLUS 20x20' DEN 63MUIO, f'ves 494-flm. Uoosual A-Frame, pool, BBQ. Breakfast Rm, Bl t-ln• • 1 :?000 Parsons ~ '61')-86~ ='~'"~"'~';·=C=M;·======.1 '8 '°~":E~ 'lu~~E EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker& lee »13 Wes1<"llff Dr, 64£.1711 cUSTOJ\1 hon1c. Vacant '.'i tidnns, 3 bath&. Spanish. ,,, i:cre, 20x-10· elt e1·11tlVf' pool. .I; year old. Owner/Agent. bdrms, 2 bath, family room, LEISURE WORLD JR. Immac. home ~'ith 2~s balh!. SINGLE ~-orking a:irl to l lxlrms, family room large Crpts. Orp5. 2 firepl., Lee S87 · • panelling. 750' deck. Im· lOV, DOWN Near park & shopping. share duplex N.B. \l'ith enough for biUiard table. fn<.i:l yd., Cul·d~uc, Close .50 l Br incl ulil. nr rnac. cond. $46,500. 644-1762 0 HAFFDAL REALTY same, ~ mo. Days Lar&e lot. \VestcllU area. lo H.S., !:.lent ScW .• Nr. ~~res. Ad~dts pref. Blue llAY'fRONT PENTHOUSE nly Sl5.000 for thili roon1y 842-44o:i 534-3081: t.:ves 673-0963 OPEN SUNDAY 1-S f1wy. \Vater pd. 1 Yr. lsc °"aeon. 645--0111, C.i\r. Panoraniic vieiv. 2 BR, 2 Ba .' 2 BR. horn(', high & dry 60 1400 Lincoln Lene minimum. SZ7j mo. {7f4) Dockli. $56,500 10s~ dn. 7% !'ptg.1~1~11-~~~<~11r1 ::i·8>'1~"'\v Santa Ana Hgts. 1630 .Costa Me1a 2100 Peta Barratt ~ 8 12-8.1~9 Coita Meia inl. l\lcKe nzic, Rltr 64&-0732 u · ·1 R I .f BR. $23j. Per J\'lo. Incl nivenn Y !!a fy 673-6510 HORSES OR UNITS 1 ' ac 2 REALTY • BARGAIN -Large 1 BR, 3 RR 2111 BA, I~ !iv nn &. 3001 E. Coast Hivy.., Cd~f Br. f""le, hid pool . •7 ~,tallc LARGE .4 BR, 2 BA. hid \Valer ,(: Urps. Da ys f 131 :,oo ~1n If .,.. -pool Jo amlly r -1 642-a210, Eves 545.2.583 sn1all I Br, util incl. am nn. " · · BIG VALUE IHck rooms. O\VN ER . . . m, .. ., e, 1605 \Ve11t:li.U Dr., NS I ======o~;::;= Bachelor util ina aho. no ans. call ;>iS-0520 '.! Houses on 2 lotl'I", So. of Sll.JOO . .:.4~18 ~:e~ d~~1sD.bl~~.ds;w:; 642-5200 ~~ 1 ·L1puna Beach 3705 Adults, no pels. 998 E. N H • ht lllO lhry., Crll\f. P111·NI lll'ar Jse. ~·~ "'13. I"'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!,,.!!!!• I:':"':':::'.-~:.::.:...__::.:._:: Camino Dr. C.i\f. 5.\6--04jl ewport ••9 ' 1 A h · 1650 ............ i:: 4100 :~oe McLeod 516-41•1 l B&.\I. Lg ytird. Den. ~--------1 $79,95(1. Yrank P.tar ~hall 4 BDRM • $20.500 ;;~-;:; Realty. 67f>..4600 (l):S.1unl\bll' ln;1n. Nr11r i;ood l oN~E\c,Vc.;.~c"',,-10-m-.,-h~ll~R<~,-,~,h ~his & r.1esa Verde CC. Style 3 Br, 2 Ba. 15th & San· $2'J,;aJ. Owner. l!llil N,.w la Ana. $31.SOO. £73-&ljl) bkr Jt'm'y, C~I. M5-7ml and value~ Ripe for tlevel. n1 e1m 3 BR. 2 BA, houae. 6 mos 2 BR carpe.ted, attch'd l:iRIGHT d('llL'i:e 2 BR, 2 BA. 52 p opment. Asking S57,j(JQ • ---------lea15t. Avail Feb. 15th . ...,.,0 ••:agl'. 2 children " pet \falleU patio. Ocean side. 5. er Wk. & Up Bettl'r takr 11 look~~ NE\V 4 BR. 2 BA. patio mo . .,0 0,,7 40'"' OK .. F'e~ rear yd. Slove, Lease S295. Owner 499-3638. Bathelor l: 1 BR. hid pooJ, "B/B" REALTY kitchen, blt·lns. c rpt g, '""""" refrig, dishwshr, garb . BLOCK to beach. 4e. l·Br. maid servi~. Kitchens & 57a,3000 5'&8-7962 Eve.•. underg1nd ulil. Very N rt Be h 2200 dbposal, \\'ater pd. Isl It duplex. Adul ta. $150 P.To. TV avaiJ. 4j{) Victoria (Nr OPEN SAT. & SUN. private. Hl'art ol Anaheim; ewpo •c last mo rent + t'leaning PLACE REALTY 494.971).1 ~'~"::'bo~r)~.=~-~~- J. 5 P.M. 2 min from S.A. fN'Y. 2 blks WATERFRONT \'ery private ~p. Avail immed. 54&-5348 MERRIMAC WOODS S12 SEAWARD RO. from new multi-million $ 4 BR E.'lec, unusual at-f!Ves. 645-l69l days Laguna Niguel 3707 Fun1 units avllil . .see ad un. TerrifiC' v1e1v, 3 BR. I-lam Klloppinit"·business complex mosphe~. S525 mo. 675-2717 8 /8 der class 5100. 425 ~1erri· rm. 2 BA. 2 frplc'5 paho "The ~ity~ to'I~ dn .. ':wi ~ OCEANf'ROflrl' :i BR. Winter Adult1 Only 2 Story 4 Bdrm 2 Ba Llv rm n1ae \Vay. 545-G300 $54.SOO. \'J'ill trarlr. . . req. S:!8.4JO. ~Int. ,.,1u in-sis.;. Gara I' ard l BR, :l baths, iplit level S26:i din rm kit drps crp!g 2 rar SUS CASITAS College Park 1115 Dover Shores ==:..;..:;.;.; __ _;.c 1227 B\" O\\'NER • 4 Br, 2 Ba ho me, x:lnt ;,."f!nfl. 1 hlk to !Chis. 5'~ <;: loan. S27 .!lj(]. 549-2189 Newport Beach 1200 CAMEO SHORES Enjoy the ull iin j11c i11 luxuJ')' livinr and entcr111.ining in 1lifi a:orgoous, cu~ton1 b11111, tOp qualj !.)' hornc s itua I rd IMPRESSIVE - SPACIOUS ~ Br. 4'2 Ba + maids. f'ull l"nglh virw . Bay k. J\ltns. lligh <'f'1lings. 5000 iiq. rt . built around rour!. ·I car )!!if. E·t. ma in!. Imme!! occp. Sl78 .000. Assun1c 6 1~',.. loan. Olvncr .. i 1S-721!l. ,._ 1 p rrea."lt' Isl of f rb. bh1•n 12-4, 67~ .. ~ .. ~ Y ? BR 2 baths 1.,.,~ gar. $250 mo. 1 yr. lsc. .-.... ..,nc ropt>rtir.~ 6T.'-.-J7'.16 ''" ·"'12 * ............,.. * · · · .......... ~"' furn. 1 BR apl• Ad"lts. ;>-t' AVAI LABLE NO fmmed ocr. 49.'l-558.1 .. HARBOR VIEW HILLS . . OCEANF'RONT :i BR . $300 W [ ===~==~~== :!llO Nc1vport Blvd. ~led.Ill· Spectarub1r Ore11n-Bav virw Laguna Beach 1705 inC"I util. Yrly ISt"". r:a~ ~~ch ~e.a111'1·~n~.B Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 hon by Hoipoint. 642-9286 l • 8d .,. 8 · • ,-., A72·1 • v r r. ,uie ~" c,:.=:c:.:::..;::..;..:..:;::....:..:.:.:1c 1t•R'll'°G • rg. , r .• ,~ a. lan1 rn1 1 . ..-. 64.J..2000 l::vcs. 54S-696ti -" 1• 1~ pri~·atc 2 Br Pool. dr11pe~, rrpt;;, r.'i:lf'SI ~ THIS $1Z5. 2 Br. yard, RIO . Child o\·~rlooking goll c ours r . O\\'NER. B.1· 1111p1. ti4,l-274U Coron1 del Mar 2250 HOUSE t'or U!e. Bark Bay & p<'I 11·eh:o1nr. Brnkel' Prefer n1arricd t"Ou plc $1;;(]. OLDE 1----'---..;;.=ivw. 23:>.l Irvine Ave. :: br, j34-.6980 616-26:>2 HAllBOR VIF.\V lllLLS. 1 ~'URN 1 BR house in pri. den, 2 b..1 . S2;AJ ~lo. l nc!'s l ~~==---=~. =:....C"'--=----Br. :i B11. fain !'It\ \\I frpll'. HOUSE frnced }d. SllW 1no. Yrly pool & }'d n111 in. Agent ~ PLANNING lo move·! You 'll s11i: ~ up -ATTRACTIVE. 1 University Perk 1237 l.andscup ing'. rcnt·inl! ron1· BE:Lr)NGS TO A BYl.ONF. lst>. i\lature adult. 7 o 3 675-62:•2. Eves 673-0823. find an amazing num~r of bdr .. pool, util paid. garden ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;, j plc!r. S:i?.~.00. 0 1v n r r . ERA. Localed in. thr ~.art. Carnation 675'-!"1359 TOWNHOUSE: 3 BR 2,1. homes in toda)''s Oa.s.sified livini:'. aduHs, no pet$, lbl 61-l-1396 land or Laguna s Rrv1rra . • • Ad s. Check them now. \Vallacc Ave., C.M. Newport ltach 4208 THE , CALIFORNIAN APTS. ·. ·.:. Spanish Vllla1e Desl9n New l & 2 Bedroom, furnish. :1.~1{ ed &: Uhf"llmlshea, ai r·COl'ldi· ·,;I tloned, dishwasher1, self· cleanina: ovens, patK>, break· · • fast bar, private sun decks, ~i large storage closets, heat. rd pool, ~unas. B.B.Q.'1, sound proofed walls, waJk.iJI rlosel;. Covered CaJl>OM.1 - ADULTS, no peU. I ' ' ;? block!ii W, Newiiort frw)'. .. At P.1cArthu.r A. l-Illin ~ CALL 5•6·2727 MESA MOTEL • LO\V \VEEKi.Y RATES * Kitchen. rv·~. maid 5':r· vire. I-teated Pool . 64£.11681 2 BR f\1tn &.. unturn. $150 - $17:i. Cpts, drps, bitns, pool, palio. Jj2J Placentia DELUXE 2 Br. We1tcliff 1oe. Pool l blt-ins. Adults. ;zil No lease. 642-6t14 ' I .,, ' I .• -t ' I " I ~I ' ·.• on a hllie prime corner si1c A H•vtn For Children providlD& 1he utn1ost in pn-1,•ilh paths to \Valk or cycle vacy, Superb interior d1E&1gn. to school, tennis or p o o I. tn,1. 4 Bdrnu, den &: huge Near s.hopping. See thh~ "Oh, i.:n.J, muter Bdrm 20'xll', 50 Spanjsh" 4 br, 21.f ba s batt. I: ala.mourous pwd. l:O'A'nho\Ue today. 134,750. rm. Scdud<d pool. 1190,000. e Rod Hiii RHl!y BY O\\'NER: 2 BR. Com•t den, 3 BA, oversized VJE\V LOT. zoned R<?. '" blk froin \\ater . Call 673.-3732 l"OO.stliflt'. Si1uatl'd on 1ree B•lboa l1land 2355 ;!'. 1:f11cbl~~0·c~: ~~a; ~haded grounds & sheltered L6e sm rn-ssll Gt::.:cn::.•::•..;•::.l _____ 4::000:=~Ge.::;n;.er:;•::l _____ 4:;000::.:~G;:•;;•;.•:.;r•;:I _____ 4_000;..:.._ 1 :~~~h !~it~~ w:hu~~ i:rf:~~ l ~~11~ )~~1~!A ~:=!~~!. 6U-2-197 ~\=~r \\'kerds. or Linde l1le a SCENIC VIEW OF TltE Be"ut. 4 BR. 3~ bath home l BR. 2 ha., den, din. room 1306 OCEAN ' CATALINA JS-~ 2 BR. 2 ba th apt &: 2 boat Jn Cl iflhaven. S300 LAND. pier &.. dock. rufn. $1D) George \Villiam90n, Realtor TilE AiVTTQUATED 3 BO-per monlh. gn.....u;,o 673-1564 Eve5 R~l. FLOOR Pl.Ai.'l is rem. Linda lilt Development 3 BR Pool Home. l Blk from inl~nt of anoth~ time & BIU.. GRUNDY 675.3210 We5t Newport Bch. 5300 ?<to. ~lace. t.laMl\'e liv. rm .. l~! $370 mo/yr\y. Fum/unfum. Agtnl. Call 968-4362 GREAT HALL DESIGN. lklighHul 2 BR. 2 BA, 3 BR 21;, BA. It llv r m &: llAS COVED CEILINGS & frplt', 2 <:11.r gar, 2 patiotl, lam rm. $Uj mo LEAS!: See b::lda)'. J.1rs. Clarie Univ. P11..rk Cl'nter, Irvine ~)T~: ro. l "l::~Call~~·~ny~l~im~·~"'~"""~·~ WATERFRONT LOT 1 --7,====-=~;;---I • Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle NEWPORT Irvine 1231 lt"aRl'lnld lot. Xlnl buy 111 HEIGHTS only $35.000. Opportunity Lind• hie Devolopmonl Walk to aJl srhool.!1 lron1 lhi~ Bill Grundy 67S·3210 wt u.huitr ror,y :t-bcdroon1 2. Knocks bath home. Nrwly 1·1•n1odrJ. 0 I 0 at kit~IM'n ; hard"w d fl1J1l1"': n Y nt• hrlck flreplucr , J~ar drh•f". Li•11JI(', l"alll" i">PHOll or pur. way for ca1n()(r, llugt' cov-l'llt111r lhi11 ours1a nd 1ni: near· e~tl patio. Pri{'l·rl to srll fA !ll nriv ::.fJC'dtoom, family roon1, and oWll('r 11Ul hrlp fh1:1th'f' 21i·halh ho o.1f: adjoinin1e s. 646-7171 1111rk. \Vhut ooulrl br bf'11rr ft1r }'111 ind ~·our ~inall·fry thR n thill lovely hon1t-nn 1 qulfot C'ul-00.nr 1111'l¥1. O THEREAL "'-f:STATERS OPEN SUN. 2-5 20I 40th STREET DUPLEX (fvm. 2·1l 0. to beachel. 2 BR. housc bu lgc, bit.Jn kllch., ~I· ed liv. rm. I on. apt, O\'Cr dbl. pr. Owntr w/earry lsl T.O. Askin; $.11,500, Plealt! uk for ti1rs. l<napp BROKER 61J.Jli&l F.RENCH DECOR Qx)domlnlunlt. 3 Bfdrooms. 1 blthll. Pool BeaiJUMly 1n1intalt1etl S3'.!IOO LIDO REAL TY INC. lJ77 Vlo Lido 673-7300 BLU I'ni • 3 BR. 2 BA, 1plll0 '°"' .,,..., .. -. mp or telR/op\hm. ~ Ca.U U~ AOOul Tt'nn5 Only SJl.900 ti73.&ii0 O THE REAL \0. ESTATERS . ' . BEST BUY £\'.Ct.USTVE UNlVEltSITY PA RK, Immaculate eond. Tllo roof. huge liv rm w/ heamed ee1llfli. l Bdnn, 'l hlath, 'llo'.\ILI' crpu, drpll, htln~. C'ustom h1ndr.cap1nc. T .ikr O\'("r 61.,',"0t Joan Yoo m118l see. 833-2639 BUSIESr marte'Place rn k>wn. The DAILY PILOT O mtrled IM!'dlon. S • v • monty, lime 6-t.tfort. Look •'!'' Lido l1le I 3S I LEASE/OPTION ·I BDH?-.1, 1111 B,\Tll 4too ilQ. fl. 107 Vi11. Elxil i :'I ('ilr ~11rui.:r, Crpi~. dn1~. 2 )'NI youn£. t.1 '.Kt: OF'}'. ER ~ 011•r1t:r, 121 3' ;M·l·llOl. ('\'('~ 1213) 2~0700. For Salf! or l.eatit' Op11on. 1\ttractlvc l bdrm hQrnr oH Strada. lmmed 0<.'t'npnncy, JEAN SMITH REALTOR 400 E. J7th St .. Cotta ltitllll ' 6l$.Jll5 NEW S Bdnn ~1~ BA Nord Ba,y F'rent -pier and Mtp - immediate po11e 111ion. An'a '11 bc:~t hoy, Sl~.!XXI. &11:Ct"ll("n\ l<Tms. Own r r 4!K··&U:i NE\V 5 Bdrn1. 41 t BA r-;"(ltTf Bllyfront·JJlfT and ~I I fl . Are11.'• be:~t bu)'. ChllM'r ln1- m«1. OCCUPfftC)'. -C!M-&U!i DIAL dlftct 6'Ui671. Clwi• )'OW' 1.d. ttrrn t il back 11.nd listtn lo the phor11 rl.nl! N,,,v• HEAVY \V 0 0 D BEA:\fS. dock. Adults only nn prts 64&-8171 or 548-0320 \rll ERL SOtl ~t:NLtGHT 67:;..7880 ' . , . IS FI I, TE HE u THRU NEWPORT Shores. 4 Br T It ~\ N ~ p A Rt: NT SKY. AVAIL ln1n1l'tl. Lovely 3 Br. H~. Pool &: Clbl\sc Priv. LH;1rr. CllANDIOSI'.:. LOC: 2 Bu Homr. :5TZ:1 l\lo. No $2:i0 ~lo. Lsc. !213\ 6S1·127'! B U RN ING )"!REPLACE, Student~. 675--0223 3 BR . 2 BA. S.12.i Thr Blulf~. franl<'d by 1-oui,::h h('\\'11 tim· NQ prts. Leal('. lwr~ K· 1111111trl. ~'OR~lAL Dupl•x•• Furn. 2975 •&1'1-ltGJ • DININ G RM. HAS SIG BAY • OCEANFRONT yearly :I Br \VINDO\V S OVERLOOKJNC s~~:· Yrly l"C'?~,·1. ,1,"'pd10\\p'",· 1~, Ba, 2 car KaT .. Avail THE BALCONY \V/OCEAN '' ()('l'tln. •u u 1 • • e F b 20 ·~· 67" 1"-. O" B'-""~ '''"'"' e . , ,,..,;,. r ........ VIEW "· ....-. ...,......,.aov ' . I ===~-----ONE 2 Br. II. 3 Br. homes; on Rt'model«I. ki1chcn, ®ens to RENTALS ytarl,:,o lse. s1ss to $250 mo. oldr. fa&h1oned drud&ery & l-;:::H:::•:U~M~•;...:U;;n:;.f•:;r;.:n::i•:;h~•;:d;;J~C&>";g;;':;:ood~~R~"~"ty~S<~S.~1200~ 11e"•lng room that ovcrlooks1,. tne patio terrace. TH I S General llOO Newport Helghh 3210 UNTQUE 01.0E H 0 U SE llAS BEEN COMPl...ETELY FREE RENTAL 8001( /LAR.GE 3 Bdrm, 2 bath"-R~RED, Has new noor SHAJ\P CLEAN 2 lkdroom, pool. Nr. i;chls. sim mo. coverings, carpeting. d«OI'· montblfl17S. Super Sha111 (2131 421-163-i alins, etr. Jr you hove been 3 Bedrmrn, 2 bath, ps built.I::========= looking for an older home Ins, near mljor ghopplrc, College Park 3115 w/charactll!'r, con.;tdcr thi! Ire~ $723/!filo. Wr ha1·c1..;;.o;.;;;.:.:~. '-"'-"---"'-" .al otheL't, come look l.hro111h • Bit 3 BA. ran1 rm. $3',950 FULL PRICE our hook. Colleae Park. A,·ail in1n1ed. TERMS WE SELL A HOME sis; mo. 61;.z.;J' OPEN TO OFFER EVERY 31 MINUTES 1======='"- _MISSION REALTY Walker & Lee Newport sho... 3220 ~ So. Colli;t Hwy., Laguni VNFURN. 3 Bdrn'I, 2 S..th. PHONE (714) 494-0731 7682 Edlna:er ~ lraK option. O"ner, 120 YiiS. TO SURF ,ll).,1<0 ..,...,. 4!11-2166 2·Sty. el\armtr. l BA.. S140. 2 Br r'luplell. Sle\•t , pr, NO matter wl\at tt 11. you A 5!ral for only $3!).500 child 01\. Btu~ St.aeon, car. em tt wttl'I a DAILY l'lL.\Cf. RE1\LTV 1!1-4·9iN fH.t-0111, C ,f, PTLOTWA.t"JTAD!! 642-5673 $~1\c4}}A.-[G"£2f S" The Punle with the Built-In Chuckle ITOSHAP I' I I I' I ILIEFAN I I' I I I rUIFiEM I I 1 r I IT 1 E UL I J elplone sune: I DI .1. I' I "Does •nyone on !his . . . . _ . plone know how lo priy?" ''I de." rRP'ErrG'-V,_O;;..;.;.N __ -l, "G9ofl. Ster! pr1ying. : j' I I I' I The '"'' cf us Will uso . _ . _ . . . . parachutes. We 're --." • h'I l1ll•"I '" tht mltill'IJ word• '"I H_Y_lt_D_A--l-~, 0 c;...oo• It.. """"'° l1J$o4 I I I I I I . y*V d•~··,..~:.S:~...3 tt.•. l'l'l'l'tl'l'l I I .I • I 1: I SCRAM·Lm ANSWER IN DIME·A·l.1,.E .. ' .. ..... ... . . ' ' , ;.. -· ' H • l .,. , I ' ; I . ' c •. ' .; ' < ~ . '. I. I l 'I ·' ' .1 ·1 I . I ·;1 t ' .. , • 1 J, ~i ' 'I ' H , I . ' • . " ., ...................................................................................................................... ~ ........ ~~ ..... ~~~~·..,... -~----t ' S"!WoY, Joo,..., 24, 197Q DAILY flLOT ltlNTAU RENTALS RINTALS RENTALS RENTALS , · Apts. '•ml"'°" Aj>I!. U""'ml"""' Aph. U nfvrnl"'"* , Ai>I•· Unfumlohod .lo11, 'U nfum-* * * * ... ...AL -.lA•.!' llUSINI» - .. Gtnor•I , lllNAHCIAL 1,-~-~por!~~·~·~·ch~-':.:200;;.::l;G.t;;.,.;';;';I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;5000;;;;iCoat•-~100 N.wport -h 5200 Son Clomento . 5710 R. I. W an!M ilfO Money W ....... --------!Newport BHch, a"AND N" EW 2 BR. 2 BA. Ocean vfew. 2 BR Duplex rm. trplc, QUALIFIED bl.t)'ft' dnlftt SEEKING 2ntt Joan trvm GRAND VE.NDOME. n • Avail Feb. Ulh, yrly. $2<i5. carpet.,' dlahwulie,, •lew. •paclout 3 BR, 2 8A; ,..,,. prty, party. Homo loon. Adlllll, no pets. 673wl990 or 492-3464 'Or 2131639-1123 dry room, 1 atory houle &bout~. 54:>-244~ IMMACULATE AP'l'St APJ-HOM·ES C213J m...4220 • "'Ith view. epprox 2l00 ,qli ANNOUNCEMENTS • OPENING ADULT A FAMlLY· BAYFRONT Juxuty apt, 2 D1n1 Point 5740 · In Laguna Nlauel Terrace. ind NOTICES SEcrtONS AVAILABLE Never before lived in, Prl-Bi', 2 BA. Elevators 4 boat NEW" -•-2 Br -P.O. Bair m, So. t.e,awl& IMMEDIATE C'-·· to .......... -, Par k vatt -tlo Jlv>n.... Ne"• dockr. •"~. ll. MdCmzle. DU~ · 1 ~• Ba. -• ..,.,....,. ~ ··~ --Uni -··• 0-1 u1 ,·1 FORCED c!JaabUll> • wants e •.. ncl (f-A~' ,._ * ~~-·· • Br't,'I ""-beach & *'"-Ing. All ..,..., .e~I! -• _.,wu, '"' · · ' " rvu u-.. -.,__.. <> -""NV,,, ....... -~==·~=-~-~= o•--·• -Mo 4~2319 • -"""L::n ~':".l':.,..."1 small home, CM. to be clole * 2 Beclrooml built-int. diJhwuhen. w/w DELUXE Townhou&t. 2 BR. sii"Ai~ 03~& Pt. · · --=-..1 --~ to dauelit:er.--Prine. Only. YOUNd male tabbjo. Vie. OCCUPANCY ! ~ ~~s;:''la ~~· d"'pe~ privat• 2 BA. f'plc, pool. Ip patlo. •• _ Prlv """"· m.t721 Harbor ;. cw. • t 1MS An•helm Ave. e J Bit.:z BA..frple., plus ~;._.., McKerwe, Rltr R!Al ESTAT E ~ ...4._ WANT To BU1t Duplex Lot R!cMeld StatSon on Corntr. Luxury garden apartments OOSl'A m:sA ~ e 2 BR·2 BA-patios ..........,,.J• Gener1I WhMdyl Want? Whldcly1 Got? Anywhfl:l"C. WUI Pay Ai> =55,..l,,·M=:--.-.,,..-..,.,,--.I e 1 Bft.t BA-deluxe single VIE\V apt. l.Arge rooms. ttf. -R-on-1-1-11-W-1-_-_,--5-_-SPECIAL'--CLASSIFJCATION FOR prox. S9lOO. M2-8l81. betwn BLACK cat with whlte 1pot otfttin1 compl•te prl\'acy. • RENT • C orsican Apt. Hom es '1,'""".11'6Sba.,.lh .. ~.'!"'!o~dult on-"~ ·~ NATURAL BORN SWAPPI RS 1&4 PM on chest. lde\l!IC.. Fm>1W . --· Spocl IR te BUSINESS on4 &Oold•nrod8'M23511tul btautUul landaca¢n& & J Rooms Furniture SUNFLO\VER AVE. EXEC Home · East Bluffs, ~ 1 1 FINANCIAL _pm=·=..--.---:=-.--:I unparalleled r«rtationll $19.9.S & UP Btwn S. Ma.in & Brlstol Ne1.r 'Aeronutronlc, 5 Br's .. ~ s Ll=e;-: s,,:1: -;;Juo~ucks SW1ESE ·cat found -on facllltles in a country ?:Ontl>-To.MMth Rentals =t~i! ~~~ i:~"! $425 wtgardener. 644~15&t. . _ R ~~~ [:N.~~S ~:'1t ':.:"!llf'-":..s.. 1-WJ.: ::. ~~':: 8u1. Opportunities UGO Dakota Ave ln Meta Verde, club atmosphere. Now W!DE SEl.EcrroN Cell r ..... 1973 DELUXE 2 Br. Westcliff loe. -c..t. ,_. t-.HOTH1No l'Olt SALe -TttAD!!I OMLv1 I N O • I l/2'Z. Call 540--0702 NODEPOSlTO C. """" Pool&bltins Adults•~ ,._~aw.,_ To Pltce Your Tr1der's P1radlM Ad ew pportunity leasing Jn Newport Beach. .A. Ev11. 54.S..2321 -· · -· · -·-MS.0111 PHONE 642•5671 • • MIXED male collltt puppy, llJ'RC Furnlture Rentals No lease. 642.Q'l4 , ~-1"""'•1t1•9l1""" vie. Esther ,\ n ......... ...i, 517 W. 19th, CM 54&-3481 ' ---.__ ••-a ""'~11 Rel!able people will be select. 646-5612 • .....,.,.....,_ Models open 10 am to 8 pm MERRIMAC WOODS 1---------llAVE lndlllltrlal building. OCEAN VIE\V LOT-ca~ ed in thla atta & iurround---------- FurnJthed or unfurnished Costa Mfll 5100 Just completed, 1or2 BR. 2 E11t Bluff 5242 Yndlords & Broli:erlll \VANT unita, trUst deeds, istrano Palisades: 5 Min ina counUes to rel!ll & col.I---------· I---------BA furn or uniurn with air·I---------Help stamp out broken-up J11nd or?'! from Dana Pt. Marina. feet money from NEW CON. Lott 640) Rents from SW to $310 ffARBOll GR£rUS cond, compl aoundtllroofed, LEASE 2 BR Studio.Eastbluff houses, apU & weird 1en· Nancy J. Moore Realty Trade as do\vn on units or CEPT 0~, VENDING MA· 1---------- 0 kw tit se~f deaning ovell.!, wocxl New bldg. 2 car garage. anls. 613-3101 ? ? Call 541)..4(&, Anytime. CHINES. C.Ompany will es. GERMAN Shepherd, male, 6 G ood ceilings, dtwhn, lUSb land-Much storage. Plush carpets. *SPEE·DEE NEWS* 14,000 sq. ft, trailer mfg fl.f 1 Acre, c.~f. with 12 tablish route location&: 11u~ MO'a, with Mlle Miah rable1 Garden APARTMl;:NTS 1 seeping witlt streams & wa· Built-ins, frplc, small patio. Absolutely Free setup on ll,4 acres at 1893 rented shops, Vallie 150 M. ply all vending equipment. tag. Black w/tan ~. TO~tJI~U~G terfalls, clevators, BBQs, $300 per mo. 644-2400 64$.2471 Capri in Mentone. FOR Jo. Trade for SOM free A clear THIS IS A GROUND FLOOR Lost Five Points Sl:iopp1na A"'artments clu_bbo~,~~s. jacut:d "1 ----------~STU=D"'ENT=::-,-,,-a""'ch<-, -d..,-.,.-5 cal income pro p e t t y • Calif. Prop. N~tiate baJ,. OPPORTUNITY TO OB· attL Reward. ~20'1I r Separate adult&: fam.ily com· awun r-<>• P:"lV gar. w/ C d M 2SO Sch 673-26M ance. Owner 548-1542 TAJN A VERY PROFIT-LOST bca munities. Bachelor l-l-•& 3 atorage. Everything new. Orone •I Ir 5 room & board w/ family l:;--w_,°',.•..,r~·=--· ,,..-.,--~====-,..,.---·I ABLE & NEW BUSINESS. our ut. 9 mo. VII; J700 16th Street Bdrms, furn & unfurn apts. Starting at .$140. Aduttsliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil until March 31th, Mariner's 7 unit family nlOtel, film· t'OLLECTION of large an-Start part time or full time. male orange & w1',t cat. $llO. per mo. please. Just East of 260011 Sehl, call Mias Sc ull y !shed oceanside beachfront, tiques !rom Spanlah cas-F 1 Clear plastic flea collar, H bor m 646--48.'lS ~f ....,.ul.., In ~u. Trade ties. ne~i... cabinets, 1"'-e or personal ntervlew write bushy tail. Pleue call Large garden patios Cadillac at 425 Merril1l8c Q. v e LANDLORDS e for 1\J or C Iclna, motor doors. Trade all or part for SOUTHLAND VENDING 7 f4: 642-8170 • ar vd, next to Nabers ~--,...,~===.,,...~ .... v ,,..,.,.... ~ ..... or phone 67~lon FOR Real privacy, extra tp e Open beamed ceilings \Vay. 54>6300 0"• FREE RENTAL SERVICE home, TD, 675-4214 real estate. 548-1542 336 E. l?th St. LOST: Pet Raooon, Vic, upper on Balboa Blvd. • }~i.replaces ~ Rec. Roon\$ ON TEN ACRES Broker 534-6982 App1-aised Aca-eage Ti:d AU/ MOBn.E Home 27' Schult, Costa Mesa, Cal 92G27 Sand Castle & ?i1arguerik, Spanking clean. attractive 3 9..2 pools, saunas, nursery R 1 & 2 Blt. Furn & Unturn ---------part for eq_ in hse, units, l BR, fun1, '10 lie pd, Ready c714) 646-oi.t Cdt.f. Reward! 644-1370 BR, 2 Ba. balcony, New school. B AND NEW Fittplaces / priv. patlcs / Room• for Rent 5995 VE'hices? '68 Harley David. lo move in, incxpens. lvg, A'"'°"'="·a"te.,------LOSI' 1/20, nWe Jona: hatred crptg. Adults, no pets. $225. I.Mt.JED. OCCUPANCY Pools. Tennis . Contnrl Bldst, ------·---125 CC, util. trlr. trd for Trd for car, P,U., trav, trlr Siamese, \V/ blue collar II ~-. ZiOQ Peterson Way $150 & $170 900 Sea Lane, CdM 6#.:?6ll BEDROOMS for rent \vith or auto. 6~64643 aft ti. or ? $895 val, ~2098 '-tANUFACTURER bell. Vic Golden.west-A Hell; , BET\,~EN Bea·• •· bay. Co•,ta M••• "·'"0370 ··~·t kite! I llB 0·w-~ 347 1411 ''"' ~· "" """ UTILITIES PAID (MacArthur nr. CoNt Hv.>y) wiu .... u »en Pr v gs. Lovely Nc\v 4 Br, 3 Ba Have 1 Br., 1 Ba, Older $17,500 Investment into the • '"' ... u. -Attr, 2 BR, l -% BA. New Nr. Harbor &:; Adams 962-7520 Hontr. .. Fabu!oU< n .... a,, '"". "--" R 2 Co Lo Eq eves/\YkndS. I ..i...... •:-I & 2 Bdrm, 2 5'0im pools. '-"---.:: '" '""""-'on · rn t, • no. I Business of the day. 25 crp s, ...... ,,.,,, pa ...... , no pets. Adul ts only nop cts SU-3535 BRAND NEW LOVELY priv rm & ha. Kit. Laguna, Want lot, T.D. Or Approx. $9,900. Want 3 un'a yr. history of success, l'IO\' BLACK &: white Shepherd, 7 $l95. 549-3643 SPANISH DESIGN D&Y!. 6~ Eve~. 2 ~R, 2 BA, upsta~. duplex priv., washerfdryer, nice Income. $19,000 Equity. Call that eq. will handle. Dor-expanding operations to So. mos. husky tall. Beuh WATERFRONT 2 Br, 2 Ba, ConvenienUy located 307 Avocado SI., C.M. WJ~ 1un deck patio! Cptd., resld. area, Laguna Bch. • MS--1768 Agent. othy Funk Ritt. 642-3344. Cali!. Complete factory in-area. Reward. 673-7966 frpl, crpt.s. drapes. Avail Garden Apartments See Mgr on premises drp d., encl. garage, oompl, $85, Bus. v.'Oman only. \\'ill Trade Newport Belt 50 Spaces 1tfobile Home Pk 11ta.lled &: ready to go. Will CDCKER-rnix tao A white Feb. 1 to J une 15. $290. Carpets & drapes !Behind K-Mart oU Harbor blt-in_s. Beaut. ldscpd. 701~~ 497-1349 eve Tennis aub Family r.tenl· li.foses Lake Washington, train Principal o( Mrmt. puppy child's pet; reward! 962-2.Ml Built-in appliances at comer Rutgers & Avocado Orchid. $215 per mo. (Yrly) 2 ROOM Studio For Rent Jn bership, $1(Xl() Value, for Or-gooc1 huntini, etc, Trade for abilities. Contact inuned. * 642-.J0.17 ;~~c:::s MARnN1QuE , , ,7540., 0 ~r·::~9: CdM. $75 Mo. :.~ss ~~~ & ~~~~~-? ? ;;:~~r'~~: 6<>;~~ Diego ~i:e 1t:ia~ ~~=~~ ::::::::::::::::::: Coron• dol Mor 4250 From 1135 per Mon_ lh LUXURY APTS -•rt a.a people ""am ol Starting Poraonol1 64115 Ori by 160 W \V"·-$15 \VK & up w/ kitchen $30. 4 Be:\ut. acres, Fallbrook. R·3 lots zo~2Q units Palm salary $l2,COO + aubstantlaJ I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j F1.JRNISHEO Of\ Unfurnished ve · ._.n E u wk studio apt. 2376 Newport Some Avocado trees. ~•.tXXJ Spring Ex h ··~ ..... 11 2 BR 2 balh. N••• -·-. See Manager Apt. 1 lxce ent park.LIJte surro~nd· 2 BR upper sep. unit. Cpts, • ..., If. c .• un1..,. or'""' profit!. Call Ken Clifford • . ._.. "'"" .... ' .. llg(t, pools. Extra parkma:. drps, dble frplc between liv· Blvd. 548.-9755 Val., clear. Trade for in-coastal area. \\lil30n Rlty, (7l4) 77.._7050 ~i~-1195Margu...!'1te74.78 (213 ) HAlllBOft: Nr. shopping. Adults only, l.ng & din area. Bit-Ins & QUIET pvt home, College ~:';1: .. ~~artiwp!_)~-Costa6J5'.''1662sa. ~9'21.'rnH<wyl ... ~l!:,,!,'alm Des. COIN laundries-Fri'"'.iaire or v•.,... 1 -2 & 3 BR APTS relrig. Gar. Avail Feb. 1. Pk. Share bath no smoke or .... _. ... ,,.._,0...., •"' lBR.,pa.rtlyfurn.New cpts. AL.SO FURN BACH, $235 mo. Fri-Sat-Sun cook. Male. $45 mo, eve & CessnaTU200, l968,6place 11.B. TRIPLEX with hlah T:hef!;,5ll0Co~ta$f~:~~: k drapes. Walle to shopping. COMPANY trn Santa Ana Ave, C.M. 675-5543 wk ends 546-3461 turbo • charged, Loaded! retun1, neat• beach, newly Buena. Park, F u l l e r to n , $155 month incl. utilities. li.fgr, Apt 113 646-5542 SO OF HWY -Low time~lean. $6M eq. redecorated. \Vanl property Garden Grove , Scenic Properties 675-5726 REAL TORS SPA~IOUS 2 Br, l~S Ba, Dl'\:. 2 Br: Beam Og~. Deck Motels, Trlr. Crts. 5997 Trade tor camper, i-eal es-oi· seconds in No11h San DL we s tmlnster, Huntington 2 BR, 1 BA. blk/ocean I:. 673-4400 studio. Crpts, drp!, stove, trplc, bit-ins, \V1ihr/dryr. WEEKLY rates Sea Lark tate, etc. 831·1119 ego Co. (l ·TI4l 153-8731 eves. Beach, Santa Ana, Tustin, bay. View. Pri p at lo. patio, carport. No pets. Cou-Ad1ts. Lse. $190. 601 Carna· ?iiotcl, 2301 Newport Blvd., LlLxury car. Will trade equ-Have unique Rl 3 BR 2 BA La Alirada. Adults, no pets. $180 yrly. pie or !am. w/2 children tion, 673-3163 C.Osta liilc&a ity for duplex. apartments, \Y/pool, College Park, CM. Call Cbarlle JJappg /Jirthdag 873-7629 ARE YOU READY? $150. 726 Joann. See Sun ].5 FURNISHED Or Unfurnl&h· or \vhat have you, \Vill trade near beach units NEWPORT B. take out EXCEPTIONAL 1 BR, beam WE ARE I pm or by appt. 846-l584 eel 2 Br, 2 bath. Near ocean. Misc, Renttll 5999 Phone East LB, HB, NB/CM/CdM restaurant with delivery I !!!!!!!!!~~"'!'~!!!!!!!'J cl1s, lhag crpt. 1 adult, no • IMMAC. 2 BR, blt-ins, 314 Marguerite ( 213) 499-29'20 _fmc:m:c-ow-;-;nmt=,,.· _""'®=,-1-,...1 Mrvlce, doing ex c e 11 en t FREE I pets. $165 .yrly. 613--7629 New~·.,~, e in now .. Welhhave cptsfdrps, patio, beamed 431~1195 or 675-7478 10x20 GARAGE v.-est·side PALM SPRINGS • 12 mod. I-lave 4 Honda MotOl'C)'cles business, nets $12,000 yr. +! • 2 BR, Crpts & Drps Pool an au commuruty at is ceiling. Adultsfno p et s.I~~,-~~=~~-Costa Mesa. Could hold lg:e em units, kingsi.ze pool, for & 14' Outboard Ski Boat. Books open. $7,500 will ban-Basic Boalin&: Courae of. So, ot Hwy. Adlts: $165: ~e to .all. l & 2 Bdrm, all From $135/mo. Call Mr, $155 Lse. CLEAN 2 BR up. CP.mper. $25 mo. 642-3392 large yacht (sail or power) \Vant Furnlt11tt, Small Car, die terms to suit. Lease only feretl to the pubUc by the Lease Call ~ util, paid, pool, shag car-Nelson 540-11.'il Heritage per, New cpts, re·dec, drps, 560 cu ft storage room for • or ? Russ McCrea, 733 E. Van Or ? . $200. mo. Let Van at THE United States Power Squad· FIJRNI.SllEO 2 Bdrm pe1ts, bit-ins, drapes, gara1e ReaJ Estate {open eves) refrig115• ~· '1114Adu1Nta, Encl rent. SI D. pe-r mo, 233 Costa 1 v~~~"="'~'""-· ~P~.S~·--~ Call 557.s2IS REAL ESfATERS show ro11 for people interested in · near w storage area, Adults only. VILLA MESA APTS gar · .Xu.... areissU&, _M=""==S'=·=541'-0'2==·'='==== I EQUITY 4 UNITS. STUDIO TR.ADE clear '69 C.Ontlnen-you this real money maker. sailboats as well u pcrwe:r beach & shopping. $175 per H\llTY on these. From $150, 2 BR unlum, pr; patio"' htd ATTRACTIVE !tudio apt. 3 _ Call 646-nn boats. Classes every Mo~ mo. 6T0>-3l53 HACIENDA HARBOR .., BR 2% BA .1-n APT. C.M. TAKE ANY· tal, white landau top, white day night beginnlna: 7.p.m; pool, 2 car encl'I gar. Chil· • . •· crpts, ... ii". Income Property 6000 Tl-UNG OF VALUE. EL-interior, 2 door FOR 22' • REAL STEAL •. ,L... 4300 241 Av-•do, "--ta Me•~ dren weloome no P"' bltns. Avail Feb lsl. I "-""-=..;..-'-"=.;.:..-=c: DERLY OWNER. 2·· M Mon., Jan. 26 (t t. r o u & b 1H< uve ""' URl """ ' * ««~ * DANA POINT B a otor home. for righl -noon, Jmmed. oc-April) at Huntin~·n Bea·• 1----------I Between Victoria & \Vilson pl ease! $160 also furn $185. ....~...,.,, · Y owner. -CALL. 673-3209 ~9800 • ..-~ •-u• 3 Br, '2 BA + den. 1 bl.k to just \\>est oI Newport Blvd. TI9 \V. \Vil.son. 646-1251 COROLIOO APl'S. 2 BR. Duplex Upper I' lower. 1,,-,..--,-,-.,=--,--,,-'7"" cupancy. Fully equipped. High School, Rooms 121 Is ba Lo le 1 1 di Ocean vie"'. nr beach & OneAcrclotFlagstalf,Ar. \VANT2/3acreormoreC·2 Ready for business. $2!XHJ 12'1: t900MainSt. Y & ocean. \Vlnter or Phone 642-292S NEW 2 BR, 1 BA, shag crpt. wer ve s, 11 u 0 s • shops. Good cond. $39,500_ lzona sub-division, $3000 val or M-1 Orange Cb. from inventory ext.tu. Women's yearly, Eugene Rob ls on ~ Drps, dishWBhr, patio, beam Frplcs, pool, dbl carporls, ~4 ue. TRADE !or Calliornia Garden Grove Blvd. eoulh. Wear shop, seal Beach. E1t. * F1JLLY IJCEN~-~ia Owncr.Aient. Assoc. w/ ~ ceiling f.rplc. gar. Adults, no patios. $lTa • $22U. 673-3378 pro,.,..,.." or ? Own c: r ""-de 10 ·-~•m Sp-9 ~--· tt · (~•) Reknowntd Hindu Spfr!,......., Burr Wbi Real 675-4630 TAX shelter: 4 BR income ,.., "' ,,-. -..~ .. ...-_. • .,.. Yn. vwni::r re MC. •w Advises on all matt-• te ~ e 3 Bchms 2 Ba. $150/mo pets. $165. 2650 Elden, LARGE 3 Br, 2% Ba, 644-&188 eves. area. Value $20.000. 5.16-1131 4.10.J004 or 598-1227. 1--u .. -i .. -n....;W~ CLEAN Buhelor Apts. e 3 bdmu 2 baths, many eX· 5.17~2 after 7 pm & Sun. Dupl~. Crpts & Orps. Lots rental W. C.Ovlna, leased --·'I• ....... ,.....-, .-...l'Oat All uW 1ncL $85 up ""· -Jmonlh. DELUXE 2 Br, ~ ... ~. of Storage. Encl gar. $250 thru Oct. $6,183 ca.sh to GI 'i. * * * * * $ $ $ $ Courtship, He a It h , Kap. ...,.., .... ., ..... .,.. J 673-2402 Joan, ha!. $18,767. 494-9334 l '!J!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~!i!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!i!!I NEED $13,500 lit Trust Deed plness &: Success. No Pf'O' 315 E. Balbca Blvd. • 4 Bdnns 2 baths. $250/mo, bit-ins, priv patio. Adj. yr y. , 1: on eomm'l beach front prop. blems too Jar&e or too BALBOA 673-S!MS Well•McCerdle Rltrs closed gar. pool, single 2BR, 2BA, den, crpts, drps. OLDER Duplex, 5 blka to REAL ESTATI REAL ESTATE worth approx $40,000. Will 1mal~~ .ma.P_Y.QU'. ·: a.EAN-1 Br <tuplex, close to 1810 Newport mvd., c .M.' story. No pets, adults only. bJtns~ \'itw .. S275. {l} T/2-0367, beach, Hntg Sch. $15,900. -Gener1I Generil pay 10% Int. 3 yrs due date. Readings given 'l days a ' &hoppliig. Mature married Sf8.'17'29 644-0684 eves $170. Call 646-7411 530-4599 or 831-4177. 10% dn. O\VNER 5J6..6936 Present income $150 per week. 9A...'1:-9P?tt 312 N. El couple only. 548-3158 3 BR. 2 Ba, crpts, drps, NEW 2 BR upper. mtns, . _O_ff_i_c_o_R_1_n_t_a_1 ___ 60_7_0 Industrial Prop. 6080 mo. Lindberg O>. 536-2579 Camin o Real, San ' PENINSULA • Nice 1 BR dshwhr, Delx. Adults pref. crpts, drps, gar. $195 Incl Buslnftt Property 6050 LAGUNA BEACH \ ~~::;:~~::-:~:::;:;:~ 1~0~,m~•~n~l•:;-~492-~!:91~36~._'.492-007~~·~1 apL 1145 mo. utU paid. ORLEANS APTS. $200. 2281 Fordham. Day• urn. 87S-$137 c ARGAIN Air Condlt1"on·• "'1.a' x 30' building ro, renl, CUSTOM CLEANERS * Men Yearly, 675-5055 646-1689, eves 646-4939 !-====::::::::::::::::=:: ·I B ON FOREST AVENUE~ guna Canyan. Fully equipped press shop. 1;::::;=:::::;::;:==:::::::::1 Lid 11 535! Duplex On Approx. ~2 Acre. 494-8918 or 494-517$ Good bus., TOP location. I· 2 & 3 BR avail. Adults on1y. 2 BR Duplex. Middle aged 0 1 e Best OUer Takes. stl-6661 Desk space available In I ========-'=~ Huntln'"'on •-·ch 4400 employed cou ple. No pets.I----.-----o· 547-2331. t UI buUdl t Commorc1"1I ••15 $16,500 •• -1 BR on Lido l•le Ulll pd l • newet 0 ce ng a vu Gr1h1m Riiy ,., "'14 <•"ND YOUR G~' THE 1741 Tustin, C.Osta Mesa Rens to right Pe op I e . • · prlnte location in downtown • --~ u uu. e DEL·LAKE MANOR Mgr. Mrs. Carson, &U-464l 64&-6142 adult only, no pet<il fi75..1892 Laguna Beach. Air condJ. FOR saJe 686-698-filS w. !9th Near Newport Post Office SMART WAYt Lee 1 BR $150, util pd, pool, J & 2 BR unfurn apts. Balboa 1,1~·nd· Buslneu R•nfil 6060 tloned, carpeted, beautiful St. Bethel Twrs Area. 547"'661 patio. &nallcomplex. Adults,I-;...,,---,=--=-Dishwasher & stove. Elec &1--------'5..;3_5~5 PRlt.1E bus l n es s loc. entrancea: Frontage on 548-1168 or 646-7414, Agt. MACHINE Shop -owner 24 hour rl'COrdinl nopell!i SJ6.6717 Mesa Verde hotwater paid.Adultsonly.LUXURJOUS 3 Br, 2 Ba, downtown Costa Mesa . Fore1t Ave •• rear lead. to ~~1r •. 1n:~ ~ma~,~~·-nl~ ELECTROLYSIS <Unwantld STONEHENG E APTS. 548-0745 fireplace, bit-ins. $.125 mo. 20x95'. can 548-3401 or Munclpal parking Jots, $50 Industrial Rental 6090 Call owner 642-2S01 or Hair Permanently Remov. 2 BR, 2 BA dishwhr ttC 2 Bdrm Apt. Cpts/drpg, e1ec· 2 BR, elec bltns. No pets. 2 6'10>-3652 or~ MB--3270 per ll'lonth for BPace. Desk 1----------548-3261 f'dl By Appt. 18700 Main St, nn. Adulbl •no pets ' mO tric built.ins, garage, Near children ok. 995 No. 1 and chairs avail.able tor $5. NEW BUILDING I I ' S I H.B. Call 842--1'196 l1arlda. 5J&.2730 • shopping, etc. Adults only-Valencia. 54()..9680 Huntinqton 8 e1ch 5400 SOUTH LAGUNA -top Joe. Buslneu hours answering * L quor L c 1. On I e REFlNED bl l ~=~=~=---·I no pets $150/ Coast Hwy. at 2nd Street. sttvice available fur $10. 1260 Logan Ave., Costa Mesa INTER.COUNTY • c:apa e woman NEW QUIET 1 BR, nr ocean, PRICE ·REAL~· 548-3200 3 BR apt, bltn l'al!ie• c:rpt3, Furn or Unfum 750 sq ft. $160fmo. Rlty All utllltlea paid except Each unh 1725 1q ft, 2 off· TRANSl"'ERS will shop, read, write or ac-•, $145 prl deck or patio. drps. 1552 A Coriander St. 2 BEDROOM, 2 bath, private 64z..5200 Eves. &15-2123 telephone. ices, 2 rest rooms, ll0/220 DEADLINE: Fri Jan 23, '70! company you. Exch. re.ls. Sin1les & epls only. 20214th. 2 Bedrooms w/w carpel, 54&--52S8 patio. One blk to 5 Pointl HOUSE Zoned for store or DAILY PILOT electric. Ample parking. Call Collect for best Price 673-7796 536-1319, 673-1784 se~ate laundry r 0 0 m • 2 BR, crpts. d r p ! , Stores, Cpta, drapes, builtins oUlce, etc. 9CKl sq. It. 15 car m FOREST A VENUE C. Robert Nattress Realtor Afr WINSTON {213) 2724249 1 'c"°o=u"N°"S"E'-"LO=R,......,Al.,.cn-bol""'Jsm~ ~·A~ BR c1Dupl7, ~ =e~e~c::it t~a.11?~ washer/dryer. Refs reqd. From $140. 77ll Ellis, Apt. park'g, 642-5851 LAG~~~ACH ~;ta Mesa 642-1485 SACRIFICE. Unique la.mp ~~~disorders. 64&-5130 ,. .. y...,u, ose o s ps, St. Shopping Center. $Li0. 169 Mesa Dr. $135. 642-4868 R. 842-4121 or 642-2835 ROOM Suitable for gift shop, NT M·1, 112.J sq. fl. $120 mfg bus.lness wholeaale-r~ or freeways. $1551mo. 962-1292 ATIULTS -ONLY. Bh:R. 3 BR 2 BA Condo, Crpts,CHEZ ORO APTS. 8234 --men'11 shop or lad~ shop. XLNT NewportfHarbor nl~. 1355 Logan, Ct.I. * tail.' at ln~ntory-·pri~. ALOOH0UCS Anon)'mous 2 BDRMS, 2 BA. pvt. patio, 642--9555 , drps, bltns, pool. Patio, Atlanta, H.B. Nu, J, 2. 3 Call Jim Berkllhire, 613-9405 Blvd. location. 468 sq ft. 670>-5116 Leaae expired. $3500 down, Phone 542-7217 Ot' write to heated pool. washer & dryer ---------' garage. $225 mo. 54~5270 br's. Priv, gar, pool, Util 642-5397 $8,000 total. 494-3396, 497-1531 P .O. ~ 1223 Cbsta Mea hook up. 96U!l94 fairway Villa Apts E-SIDE 1 BR, frplc, w/w nn. 536-8038 or ~277r Office Renttl 6070 SHARE fum e.xCCtJtive (lfilce Lots 6100 e BEAUTY SALON. Unique crpt. Prl patio. 1 adult, no 2 BDRMS, 2 BA. pvt. patio, 1ulle. $125. Costa Mesa. 4 stations, vieW, good Announe1ment1 6410 Santo Ano 4620 Near Orange Co. A"'°" & pet.. ll30 yr!y. 67>-7629 hoatod pool, wa•he• & dryer HUNTINGTON BEACH 642-416.I or 675-5127 SAN CLEMENTE bu.lneu. Reuonable lorms. UC! Adu! """' -· -· Air Conditioned .,,3,,=s •N"E"W~P=o=R=T=s"L"v=o Bo 681 • ·-··· 49l-8300 $130 LARGE, cheerlul newly " r, only, 20122 1 BR, &II elect, crpta, drpa:, up. ~ ON IEACH ILVD. ,.-. • Anxious iell<'T will Mill thi£ x ' ....,..,._ tum 1 BR. apt (tri·plex). Santa. Ana ve, 540-2196 $l.25. 725 \Y, 18th SI, Apt. o. 1 & 2 BR-apts, crpts & drpl Det:k space available Jn 300 ICl. ft, opposite Newport 8Q:X) ,q-ft lot with Jow down. SM AL L RES'l'AURANT, BltM. garage.. ! Infant OK. 675-1827 or 673-6267. brand new. Acrott! from newest office building at Oty Hall. 615-1601 Wdl located for txeellent newly re-deoorated, beach No pets. 2230 So. Center St. LOVELY Lge 1 Br. crpts, shopping center. 8.U.7062 ~e JocaUon in Hunting· OFFICE or DESK rental. view ot the Pacific, A!iking area. Substantial Qown .\ (Nr Warner). drps, bl!ins, gar. Adults, no N~port Beach 5200 2 BR. 2 Ba. Nr Bch. Pool, Beach. AJr conditioned, 1610 W, Coest Hwy .• N.8. $13,900 with 10% down , For tmns. &U-0724 pets, $135 mo. 646-1762 Reck Rm, Bii-ins. 323 14th beautiful entrance. Front· Furn or unfum. 646-4881 more lntonnatlon, please L •·· h 4705 agr. on Beach Blvd., rear II v Bua W1nlod 6305 SEN5mVITY TRAINlNG WORK SHOP A program of interpersonal a:erelld tor tmaU lldf.~u: fteted 'croups. MinlmaI. charge call 642.a'l30. 10 J.M. S.PM. aqune ~c NEW dlx. 2 BR, 2 BA, Shq NEWPORT eracH St. ~11, 962-6022. leads to private parking CX>SI'A Mesa ollices. A/C. Cl! "· \V. Small • 'THE NEW VILLAGE INN crptl, drps. Imme1 occupy, U. 2 Bdnn. frplc, all elec, lot. $50 per month for ttpls, drps. Parking. l!i55 E ckhoff & A11oc.., Inc. WANT: Coin Laundry In or Ctrd of Th1nk1 6416 Formerly Saddleback Inn, $1~180. ~1973. 545-2321 washer/dryer. POOL. $175 space, Desk ana cna11"11 Baker, 646-4833 or 548-4157 1318 \'V, Chapman Ave. near Costa Meea. WE \Vould Like 10 .,.__115 LUXURY LIVING .......,, a""tlabl• for $5. Bualneu Oran,.., cam. Call 548-9754 -~· ~na. from $28 a week. \VSTCLFF area 2 Br, 2 Ba. 1,m~0·,,,..-,-,--,--,..--hours an.!lwcrlng service llAVE lara:e 2 rooru oU!ce 541•2621 . Evei;.wknds S38-S9n -==========: J Our Si.ncerl! Thanks To AU t.Dvtly aptA. All util's. CID. new. A0'08.!I (m 2 BR. crpts. drps, range, available tor $10. All utill· 1u1te to share \v/young 1 ~':'!'J!~~~~"l!~~~1 -Our Friend.A Durlnir The Re- Unena, maid, pool, laundry Coco"a. Adults $210. 642-0239 NE\V never llved In 2 &. 3 garage. Children OK. $135. ti~11 paid except telephone. pro!'I. CdM. 675--'171 I HUNTINGTON B£ACH 1_M_o_n_•;;,Y_l_o_L_o_•_n __ 632 __ o cent Lou or Our Beloved rm. Ste.ps to bch. 696 S. Cat LGE 2 BR. Pool. Crpts & bed~m 2 &th$. 1280 sq. 962-7637 or S.12-83G.'l DAILY PI LOT Hu.sbond & Father. The -Hwy. 491-9436/49t·TZ0l , drpg, Kids ~· 1998 ?llaple ft., shag "carpets, linen drap. lMl\IEO. po!<S. 2 b<lrrns, bll· H1~~:.::~~ =~~H lndustrlal Prop. 6080 1st TD Loan Larry Ray Moor Family. II BR. $140 mo. Utll pd. Ocean Apt 3. 548-2al8. es. built· Ins. Generou3 star-ins & rcbig, Adults only. 641-4321 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 2 -I· ACRES • ZONE C4 OUR Thank.~ To OUr l.lany VifH. Single person. EXTRA Jge Bach. apt for age, heated pool, step!! lo USO/mo inc:lud. utilities. -:Mc:-o-d'e-rn~""O'"ffl=-c-~-• Warner.• Ave. neer Beach Blvd Lowest tnteresl Available Friends 6' Relatives During I * ..,..1\l79 * ,;ng)• adulls. $100 mo. lOOI wr .. clU! Plau 'hopptng. fudew;nd• Realty 847-85U •• READY TO BUILD SELl, 0' EXCHANGE 2nd TD Loan The ru .... & ""''"" OI • DELUXE Lg. 1 BR. ocean El Camino. 546-5'10f BA.lanced Po"'er. }Urnlshcd $15 s.ingle. $135 2 nn suite. R. D. Sl1t11 Reeltor1 Our 8t'Joved RUlband & : view. !!Undeck, bar. stereo, BAOIELOR SllO, incl utll. model by lknt'a, S1nt1 AN 5620 Air eond. Sect')' RNlcr, F\tlly improved pe.rctl, Good 1 ====~==·=·===o Terms ba:Md on eqidty. ~~4se~~11~1leJ .~ $1£5 lease. util pd. 4~1473 Adults only! 9'J8 El Camino • MS-0251 IJQ5, to ••ff. , -''DGE 1 & · 2 Ptrklng, centrally located. l'IOUth SantA Ana. locatlon, r • 642 2171 s.06ll "''wu"' D 546-o«il -~ So, Calif lst Nat. Bk. Bldg. Priced at $28,flOO per acre. Acreage 6200 ~ 54 JOBS & EMPLOYMINf ..1 I 4975 r. MARINER Br. llU<tio Apts. ftri·pleicJ. c. Robe-rt Nattttss ReaUor J'rom 1to5 acres available.1--~------Servin~ Harbor area 21 yrs, ,ofe 1 1 BR apt unfurn, N(I children QptA, drps, ftplc, lge fantl· c.o&ta Afelill &12-148!; For.more lnfonnition please MUST Sell ~O acmi near S.ttltr Morft.tg• ,Co. Ioli Wonted, -7000 " LIDO Sl>orel llolel 4 Marina or pets. G.,.... Hid pool. Slj)UARE APTS. ly Jdtcheo w/bl!m. l child AIRPORT CENTER cell K. w. Small. ~':i~i!1" ovtr 123. 336 'E. I.7th St,...I ' Speciftl winter~. . ts, dl'ps. ~ 1244 '"'"A.,.., N.L ok, no J!etl. Nr A<'~ 2230 New 1, 2 " 3 room dtluXt Eckhoff & A11oc., Inc. w •• : · Suite 2 B0 , 2 BA, unfurn. Elec So. Center St. CNr \Varner). -·• Adj I • •~• W. ~-pman A"c. Mo,....., T.D.'• "4J JlP:MRED M a r I n e Offloer : dnittl job in aalea •nd/OI' 1 "" 1 .... ~0:•~·~·•:•~•~a~1 •;•;••;.,;91 ...... tes. . new mote .. -..... • $462. View~1i:UoSUite$ZS. st.ow., drps, nr shop'g n. 1'""-c 111,111, Tuttln 5640 re1t.n.urant,Ma('Arthul'BJvd. Orana:e, Calli. Mount. & O...rt 6210 20% di•+ ti)% lnl.' 111 up. Kitcberi tlH.' Ma Id. oentcr. ~ 820 Center St. From $J25. Call 5f6..1843. $U-2821, Ewt.wknd~ 538-~t ~--cOI~ ~. n-..,weok. 1•YFRONT '"'!~'!!'!'~!"'~~"!"~'! PA''' D~·-T 2 BR aecurtd by title to prop. ~·· ·~· ,....-· 2 BR. Unl Dupltx. ....... " FREE WATER & GAS Bu t Loc1tlon In CdM 1· ~ ~ • Re,.. •irne•. Qtr1y JIY11lll 61.T Udo Parl Dr. f73.8800 D'·-•I -t d-_,,.. B " Ba ·" bl </BUILDER 01-"F'ERS NE\V fooihlll home on S •-• I'·" A•"' Tl. 2M ... M lo'". "'..---' ..... • ...... ,... • 2 BR, 2 BA luxury apta. Prt. 2 r, l-,. , ~ t·lns, PR• 5QJ & 1000 Ml· fl. de111Xe _, .... "' u ... .,... ......, ..,. 1 A.L:. $150 Mo. GUal9S3. "-•• d 11. 21.!JOO sq. fl. deluxe bldg. mlnuttt from downtown. 67s,.1 ... 7 ·1-•• '· : J lt.rrat."e, el~ators, 1ubter-~"'. l&nct, c&rpo..,, rapes, 0 ice spaces., Avail lmmed. Lt1sed, choice Or a n g e Undtt W .000. O\\'Mr will ..,.,~~,,__~~---,,..-. A.pis. U fvrnlehild 2 mt unfln'n. n.-1eic. ,._, & '-..-n pk'". All el-. Pool, 2 pools, &32'6160 Phone ov.-. ••• -$~1500 2nd TO n. t ..... .,. .... ., ·-~ • ""' . .,.,... ~ Counly area. Properly carry at T~%. or will aell · on f!XCl!m-:n ~-5000 drpg. li.flddll.' aged only eolt -..ier, bo1t dockll. $350. l!IARINER'S CENTER clt~ar. Owner w/"'"_,, l•t ooe prfme acre. 4£1'l-.6160 oetan view lot, 10% I~ 1""ner1I 1 please. Phone 543-0422 up. 3121 w. O>Mt ttwy, New. Ltgune leach $705 001,-In s-ft". n.01 .,. ---·~ t t d 3 I>~ ,.., ,.,.., -.. n'I' TO &?i~. Prepd Int. ok. 5 AC. nt Hemet: tctnic f!n!ll . ue yean;, SUS. 2 e 4--plex. Bltrll, • BARGAIN -BeautifUI lge port. 642-2282 OC£AN VIEW. 1 8 R, We. $75. 149 lUw!rslde Ave.. ~ am. 828-5430 J>lll. hldeiway, 2700. et., wtr., dl8COUnt. 49)-1706 I crptt, drpJ AVlll 211. Blue 2 BR apt. 998 El Camino FOR Rtnt or l.M: Pt.nlr13ull slow/t'ffl ept. peUo, yard, N.B. M64il-4 2 CAR aara,ge on ttNJl pav· iame. $5000: seio dll ~mo cooo lST TRUsr !.>EED f Beaco11 C.M. 1>1\1c.M-546-0&51 Pt. 3 Br. l Ba on &!boa titil pd, 2t~ blkl heh. SEE 2 OFFICES ..1. lobby at 1736 ed lot, off $1h'!CI, ftlleed. S..10 AM 1&1. Ne'o\'(Kll't Beach. U8.f50, Sell NSW 2"'Sdnn Du,plu, I~ HARBOJt t1EJGHTS dlic 3 81Yd. Ill lhe Ocean. Crpb, n:RST •l 28lT ltmimeVfl Anahclrn St $125. t oULoe at Old Newpl. Bl1.-1'. $110 mo, lor $21,000. Save fl',f50. I ..... dqJa. lhlf """' """' 811, 2 BA, ~ prJ patio, Drpl A mtinL 1285 mo. Call T ..... -pb 213: &IW!ll mo Anaheim only "°" Mr. ThomPIQO 6J&.ll86: eve nu; QUICKER YOU CALL, P.,.. 1222 mo. &31).1571 area, pra;re. $1'D. 646-t..'10 dbl giq'l..p. $lt0. SJ6..IM~ 54S.78S9 ooll. G1:J.265f 962..-3059 'MrE QUICKER YOU SELL DAJl.Y PILOT \VA?n' ADS! cuatomu rel1tion1. Pleaet " • ee11 21J.846.7464 at• s:30 I PM or writ• to Major , 1 William Donovan, 311 N. '7th 1 St. Apt !\!, Burbank, Ct. -: 91501 Jt.E'I'ffiEO Cbltt Boatawatn'1 mate totkq e:mpl~t 1n marine type ot wmit. P.O. Box 3", C:O.ta Ma.. CA 12627 -: • ' • '. . • ! ' 1 " '• ·:!: 'I • . : --l 7 CAIL~ l'U.O .. JOU ·• EMPLOYMENT JOP,S" IMPLOYMIHT 'l01S & IMPLOYMINT JOBS & IMPLOYMINJ JOllS ... IMPLOYMENJ JOIS & l"!P.L2'\'MINT Joli. Mon, Wom. 7100 Jolie Mo~. Wini. 7100 Jolll, Mon, W-. 71NJoll)o ~ w-. 71Cl!I Jol!o Mon. Wein. .7100 JOLI ~n."W-)i'tia . : i" I ' • ' r " I I I, ' I. . 1 · ' I· 1 · ' • ' . i· I, ' ,. !·· ' ' '. ' ,. '. ' ' ' I· ' ' !- ' .. ' ! . i. l 1. J ,. : . •• 1 SERVICE DIRUTORY Accounting 6500 I ·~hen You Wori t it done right ... ' Call one of the experts listed below!! BAinsiriEI< that loves * oama * ~ -PoticEMAN ~.;~io-~·~~~ ·No ·~ce · J.;c;. PD,INEY Co. ilnawjJolt . .,,';;',~':;'.':.n::wilh lj'hool. Clo t>NVide l<anop. N--.Yl F A,SHION ISLAND-• ·-·"'nel •PP<OY<d f x p «le n " ii!.,. Venl•. C;M . ...._ ""'' lave -. ru-' ' .NEWPORT BEACJf , . p11r1u11 HEIGHT. 5' 8" mlnlmwn, .. BookWMper F /C $780/. dri~ record Apply h I medl I lo agenrv WEIGHT: In proportion b:1 t Fee reim~'St'd: A1allta.nt _to YELLOW-~AI CO •• m •t1 open ~ r . ,.., Mla:ht, PH 'is Jc AL RE- ._cilltf accountanl Sllble n. 116• & l6'Ut ~ ·, • Cooks e Wiltr••••• •. Busboys Prefeaiional S.rvico QUIREMENTS: lllrh tchool tablishtd CM Co. Costa Me : • _ _ Jt<Lduate, v11Hd Cal.it oper. JASON BEST . _ u \VJl;h some eXJ?erience or w1'ling to team. Top for thti employer a1_on licenw, U.S. ~ti.nan. En1plO}'mcnt Atency Olltl-VIR working conditions and environment. Com· •nd the •ppllc.Mt File appllcaUoo at Chy Hall, 2207 So, J\fain, Santa Ana fl.fale-mlddle a&et, part time. petitive wages plus meals and tips. Outstand· 133 Dover.Dr., N.B. ~ \\'c•tmlnster Aver, Wfft. BABYSITl'ER ed References I IJVJlt. Coptaci ing beaef't · I d" b · 1. t• d '42·3170 S4f..274J minster, Cal.lf. before Feb, -Y.'arlt -my in person; Sat ~. Sun S.S. . • I s inc u mg osp1ta 1Z8 ion an pro-U!h, 1970 5:00 P~J. Written home, 2 yng boys, l in schl. Apply 1032 . Sant.lap Drive fit shanng.. exam Feb. 28th, lflO (7141 Need reas. rates. 67>5256 Dover s&rea, Ne WP or i Apply in person 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. ~RS~S =t~t~ ev~ 893-4511 Ext. 200. • alt 6• Beath. Monday thru Saturday. benetlts. Apply Personnel REAL ESTATE SERVICI DIRECTORY S•KVICE DtRfCTOltY 6620 Pap1rhangin9 BOAT CARPENTERS ELE"CJRO C Director, So. Coast Com· 3 Painting 6850 Experienced. Apply 1974 NI S S~pply Penney's fathlori ltland munliy Hosp., 3lJ12 Coast 1181espeop1e needed nowt CL 11.IPLETE ~l'IOna1ired Additions * Rcmodelirti 1---~-----Placentia Costa Mesa c.ounter Salesman. Exprr Immediate l\oJr ·fuh., Jor Bookkeep in 1 Service. Fred H. Ccrwlck, Lie. e Interior . Exterior e BOO.KKEE ER Not Neces1. We wW train if An equal opportun~ty emplO)'.er Hwy .• So. Laguna. 499-13ll qualified licenstts, FuU Specializin£: in 11mall 673--6J)4l jl\' •• Mg,.2li0 Acouslic t>tllirtgs ptd, 12 Yl1i P YoU have an electronic ext, 356 Pl'O&fam ini:1udea equity businesses. P.U. ~ Dellv. eX""I'. State lie. Pill&b"....,.h • Part tirne. Sh3 hQ\lr. FuU backgtound. !"I· W. \\/right Jo~ .. _,,. Wom 7100 J ~ M W Nursing loans, auaranteed sales, 968-8100. 53t}-4lj6 C•rpet c1 .. nin1· 6625 pn~. 513-1787 -· Charie. Beac area. CaU Co., rno Newport Blvd.. _._... • 0119 ,.,., om. 7100 Experienced Aid•• trade-Ins &: pqre1s1v. I"'========· I Loraine. \Vestcliff Pel'80n-c.~J-. All shittS Available training prorram. Babysitting 6550 A.OK Sh&a\poo S~ial fl.~ INT & Ext Pntg. t)'l!t' ei>t.s. fl!:'I Ae-enc:y, 2CH3 Weatclllf EXECUTIVE Secretary • HOUSEKEEPER -Live Jn. ~ Hwrtington Valley Convales-Rel L Hodg Rlty ;_..;... __ ~-----! nn/lesa for halls, etc. Also Loe rch;. 30 yrs exp. IJc. &: Dr., N.B. 6'5-2770 (f.et and Bkkpr. Hia;h l"C!.ponslbilily Exper Gt~ Only. Own cent Hospital. 8382 Newman es, I CHILD CARE in my home. comp. houliecln'& 827-3112 in>rd. Call Chuck 6-15-0SOO fret-Jobsl ·oo 613-ll6' Room TV Top Salary OPERATORS H B ... u ' or Jin1 a.is.-0405. pos1 n. ff t 'H~ &46-0106 . A~.. uni. ch . .,.._,,,,) 3~7-W Acrnss tn..m \Vilson School CARPET STE.AM C"LEAN · BOOKKEE~ER: FamUiar EXPERJENCEO 84~ · or SW -$606 e e NURSES AIDES on Placentia. Ci\1 ~~. ED No·~. no. brusha. U.'TRODUCTORY ofr e r : 111/all p_roce<lures il"ICl cost IMPORTED CAR · · IBM KEYPUNCH Hours I to 4 :"30 BABYSITTTNG, l\ear Hrllcr 1--or est. 646-5971 Aver 3 E\R Ext. 1>lucco. accounting. &12-6311. ME"'HANIC HOUSEKEEPER -Live In. HONEYWELL Anply in ""'N!Oll Patk.'-Yard.HotLUnch.1.::======== Labor & n1aterial S74 .. f9, **BUS DRIVERS \.. Familyof4 Prlv Rm Ba KEY TAPE • ~ · · -• Floo 1.1.1.1. 548--15-16 &:. ·~31S5 · Jaguar, T"""'•, Volvo, Altll & TV. Gd Saiary~ ~ t~ · Huntington Beach i ton-Fri. 64>-Z7~ rt ~ .--.-o--;-=====,,-1 11 ale/female. Sub.stitute, ~.,~._ Call .,.,. ~~·· Convalesce.nt •1ospital BABXSITTINCi 5 dt.Y week. I p A INT 1 NG-INT/Ext. pa1t time, 10 month posi· Romeo. Cail &b Thon1pson transp. ~. TWO YEAR.s EXPERIENCE 18192 Delaware, H.B. ·Lh'9 in Qr out. in Costa CARPET VINYL TILE Jack can do that painting lions at $2.93 per hr. Apply al : • HOUSEKEEPER.:tl\'e in tor PREFERRED. START ONl--------- Mesa'. 6t2-0l32,· Free estimate Lie, Ccmtr. job-:-fast, clean & very rca.1! l\1onday thnt f'r\day 7 am to MARQUIS l\fO'J'ORS business n1&n-!in&:le. HB SWING SHIFT 3 PM TO PART TIME .).ID.126l. ~ S4&+178 Est 894-38$. ~7-1358 4 pm at bus garage, 600 900 So. Coast l-U11•ay area. Call for appt. 7~9 pi:n.. ll:.30 PM lN LONG BEACH. WILL babysit )'OU?' borne S --EX PAINTER hi Irvine A1·e., Newpo rt Laguna BeaC'h * 494-7503 &47-3115 .1 ..... or eves. You furnish G•rdenint 66IO · ' DOW K ,,,;;====,.-'°"',--I ";;sportation: 642-1407 1----''-----teacher will paint eve1 Jr. Beach. (714) 642--700'1 EXP E, R 1 ENCE D HOUSEKEEPER, perm. Outstandirfg employee bene- -NE\V lawns, re -seeding. v.•knd1. Xlnt Y..'Orkmal'l!lhlp, BEAUTY 'Operator -Exper. Halhlresaer Costa P.f€."!°a. R.el!able. 3'or it days a wk. ttt1: Medical, Stoc:tr pur. BA8YSl1TING ~ly · Home. Complete lawn C&tt. Clean Free est. 646-4519. 540--0002 P.fale ~f. Guar. Salary + Apply i mm e d1 ate I y. Own trnsp. LldD. 673-0629 chase, Disability, Llle in- 1'1csa ·Vnde Atta. A&es 2~ up by job or month. Free c. R. Kelly pa 1n1tn1 . C.Omm. C.all 847-9595, Peter. 56-85'10. HSKPR-Part time. Cook.do IUl"&llC1!, Sick leave, Retfre. ~t. Call ~J6-l911 cslin1a!es. For info. call -Complete inlel'iors ir.. ex-BOYS 10 .. 14 FACTORY TRAINEE, J\fale, lite hskpg, lile cleaning. 2 or ment plan. etc. Apply : 6ABYSl1TING, my home, 846-0932 bef. 9 AM, a!ltt teriol"li. \Vork iUarantced. carrier Routes Opeo H.S. grad., military obliga· 3 aftns wkly. Hr1 can be 1.r-Thuradey, Jen. 29th. CM. Dally. 'Pref. A yrs or -4 :30 P?tt, or ll'eekends. Free ests. 5J8.0la5 rw tiGn completed, rood math. rang~. R~.s. Own tran&. 9 :30 AM older. 646-8702 AL'S Garoenln&: A Lawn * PAPE~HANGING La;;:una Beach, So. Laa:una :1 ~t. 1101 inb11 or he~vfe~. can ~lm a.ft 5 pm ,, INFANT \Vantt'd P..ly Home. J\taintenance, Commercial, & PA INTING * 968-U:t:i DAILY PILOT ec ia~ ca a · p u ·HOUSEKEEPER &: child EDISON Days Only. l\lesa Verde lndusnial I: rcs.ldentiaJ. 642-CZJ S4S-Sl2.:i care. 5~~ da. "'k. $511 v.•k + Area. Call :;.~ * 616-3629 * FOR Better paint Ing' CLEANING l•dy, I day-a Foreign C•r Mechanics rm I:. bn:I. Pd. vac. 54().9112 Interior & exterior, 8l.'Ou!tlic Good be fl Incl Id EXPERIENCED. ~1Y home. GEN'L yd. Clean-up, 11-ee ceilings. fH6..4077, Insured. \\'CCk (or trailer. C.ti-1. ~· ne ts, p.an HOUSEJ{EEPER, 1 day Infants to S yrs. By .. -eek ~IV. rofo..till. Sprl !:lr nRST Cl P . 1 l 646-7047 ;acatiof·rJ:e1' ,~· ~ wPek, new homr-near Hun- Npt ~ts. ~2-74:>8 rep&irs. Haul-Reason. ass amt ng onns u ... =. lington Lake. 847--0lii3 Pape:r Hanging. r r e e comm. schedule. Ask for ='====~'-'""-~ "64~6-0848--------· I Estimates. 54';}.34j9. CLERK TYPIST Joe Moore Ph. 540-116.f. HOUSEKEEPER, 1 day wk, Irick, M•sonry, .tc. GORDIE'S -• · & ~.,_ $2 50 hour Bl··"---, NB 6·60 ..... , ""P PAINTING-Ext-Int. 18 yr,;. **FRY COOK_. v.'ilh e)(Jler. L"A~......,... • ....... .... " ' ' ~ PoY.'er back. Reamnable! P..equ ired to v.·ork "i i.II ~ 1---------_968-19TO or 5"5-373-4 f'xpc?r. Ins. Lit:. f'ree f!l!t. Production / ltfAterial Apply In prrson, 562 \V. 19th =====,-.,~-.- BVILD.. Remodel.. repair --=~-~---Accou~t. Ceiling!! 5'18-5325 ,.._"trol Syst•m· •t", 1 St. C.1\1. HOU~EPER. 10i v e ~"c). Brtck, bk>ci'" .. conc r ete, JAP~ESE Qard.ener, * PAINTING . Int/Ext. ha~~ two or th~"years GARDENER TRAINEE. No Span~akini;:: K. ~......, 538 lflain St ., HunUna:ton Bch, An equal opportunity l!!mployer MACHINISTS VARIED EXPERlENCE Advanced Kine'tlcs, Inc. JZ!l Vi~~:-· C.M. NOW HIRING ii: MEN* l.al'le, nationaf company, i!!xpanding in 0 r a n g e County. \Ve need pa rt time Mlp to 11·ork r\·en . ings 6: 30 10 10: 30 p.m. TOP STARTING PAY NO E..'XPERIENCE NEC. 'Must be a resident of this area for at least one )'eat". FC!i' intu1.'iew call Satuniay 774-7251 TO $17,000 ~rsonnel. Recruiting and Hiring. Several years exper. ience. Must f'lave deeree. Co. pays fee. Resumes held-in REAL Estate Sales. Younr man with ltcense for bes! sellinz new homes, Stan immediately. ~ $400 Receptionist ~I re. paid (Aho fe.e jobs) C811 Loraine, \Vestclilf Per. wn~I Agern:Y, 2()13 West • cliU D1ive, NB 645.2710 Restaurant EVENING -BUSBOYS NIGHT DISHWASHERS OAY HOSTE$SES APPLY IN PERSON REUBEN E. LEE 151 E. Coast Hwy, Ne1vport Beach $75,000? carpentry, no )ob too lnlall. exp.d. Cpuntf>'. yard aervice. Local re(ere~s. Jmmed experience and be able Exp. nee. Xlnt opp. (7141 ''moii.iliijiiiiiiiiiiiii L!c. Gontr. 962-6945 Rehable-, ~ eit. &1.1-4389 servic<'. 64&-52'1:Z, &16-3ro7 to type 50-60 wpin, Sta· ~!015 anytime. 1• FREE-E&L Brick, block. JIM''S ~ 'Gardcnin&: &: lav.•n PAINTING: Boat or llou5e. listical back&round help-INCOME -TAX ~ opportµnity employer MAID · l day wk"or 2-~~days S2 per hr. Call 549'-0MQ al! 6:30 p.m. oonfidence. by thi• Co. i1 DOW For Recorded Info •tone, planters ~ entry .maintenance. Rn. & 0001• By lhe hour. Very ful. Apply: ~ v.•ayS, 531-497.3. Statl!1Llc'd. merdaJ * 5'46-4837 Reasonable. 61~9 -Rod. EXPERT Japanese G~~r DUNN BY DUNN Bu.·rn11& So-lco ,,_.,,,_,. Ria:ht Pri«", nice job&: clean P . u· & ~ •• . , • ._, up. Free estlmat<!. S.18-3$54 ain ng .-.. perr ... nG1ng Peripheral Bu&iness Equipment, Inc. COMPUttR. priri\ed address l&belt Yotar name !: ad· dress list-key punched Into IBM catds. ~ main- ·tained il uJ!d-ted. 673-8li8 ' ' Ftte e11t. Reas. 6tl-23&t CLEAN-UP SPECIALIST YOU Supply The Paint. 3 Br. MoWID_ ~-~~-~~. '_r.~~'· Liv R:'-1 & Kitt:hen Painted, n.c ........ , ...... u:: ,,...~ $50. Call 557·8638. J OHNSON'S GARDENING Yanl ·care. Clean-Ups, Prull· PAINTING. Papering 17 yrs. in Hnrbur al't'll , Lit•. & ing, plantif!g. 962-alJJ bonded. Refs. furn. &t!-23:!6. !Sil Reynold~ Avt:nu!" Irvine Industrial C.On1plex Santa Ana. calif. CONTROLLER 4580. H.:Ulin9 1 -~------ C.tlinetm1klng Rcsunies held in confidence ii now en1plo)'ed. St•1-e ral yc-arg experienc:e and degree In Accoun ting requh'l'd. Gall Ann. \\'cstc lirr Personnel Agency, 20.13 \Vesrcllrr Dri v•', N.8. &J>2770 (f<"ec and .r ec Pald jobsl RESIDENTlAJ.. 1; Comm. CUstorn Cabinet & Furn. FUrn. Jte..Finishi.6': _ 643--0991 6590 YARD/G,r. Cleanup. Remo\"e trtts, ll'y, trasb. qn.de ... backhot'1 962-874.i •. HAULING. 11-.ve at ton picltup, llctnsed &: insured. "94-1003 Cle~n Up end H•ul $Jl1 •. load. 640-2'28 •PA TC!f PLASTERING All type~. F'rce esti.n1ates Call ~IMiSXi Plumbing COS,\IETIC SALES H.B. E.\"- ;,..;;;__;_,:______ pcricnced, for drugstoi·c. ·PLU~fBING REP1\IR Call 53&-3080 6890 No job too small COASTAL AGENCY • 642·3128 • Professional Remodel, R•P8ir, 6940 Employment Assistance General: E~perlenced furniture man &: driver. lull time. l\1ilitary obliptions filled . Call 1)42..2000: l!!mPloyed • .bul want chan&e. J>!?one 543-3191 Call Ann, \Vestclill Per,,,;m.. r;5;,Ae;;RAH'""o"-'-coi';;;vEiiNTR;,:°"vo:--.h-., ncl "Aiency, 2013 \\'estclltt openings for full °"' part Dr., N.B. 641>2TIO. <Also fee time sales. No lnttstmenl, jobs) no deliveries. For interview, GENERAL l\IAINTENANCE for small company, male. Son1e electrica l &: n1echanical l'xperlenct. %> 30. Call Mr. Brown or t.1t. ?llathis. 612-5.f..46. ·Ma.i. Eem $5,000 commi1iion t hi1 , ••• on in liigh vol· um• office. MAIDS WANTED • 6-16-7445 • t.fAINTENANCE l\lan. full time employnient. Park Udo Convalescent Hospital. Ph: 642-2410 POLICE OFFICER -CITYOF- NEWPORT BEACH GIRL for Ille housekeeping & Yll Weste'rn ManagefTl•nt Train•• Cooking for children. it to 7 Opportwtity to build a satis-, $711. to $:872. per mo. P~I !\Ion thru Fri. S48--079:l Business Services lying career. \Ve provide ~n HAIRSTYLISTS: Space for 642..0212 excellent lnlining program Sevt~l positions available rent, Perilli Hair Stylina;. on full salary. Promotion oo 1vith proa:res~ve Police 0e-~C.~l~l _1:Sl~>.~1!!00§~::::::..::::::::1,~~~~!!~~!!I"! I merit. Education & pracli· partment, due lo expansion 2: lnsur•nc• •g•ncy 9irl cal experience determine in.s.iz.e and srope of activity. HANDYMAN MAINTENANCE Self.starter. Personal lines, starling aalary. . Requirements ii;lctude; height underwriting &:· ratin;. Ex· PACIFIC FINANCE a,'9'..'., ...160 lbs. min.,_ 21·31 pcricni:e 11t'«S&arj., )lrs. 1661.2 Beach Blvd. yrs. Ot age, 20-30 ~t. Bradley~ 49.J.lOS~. Huntington Beach ed visi'on . Hi&h schOol diplo- Equal <1ppty employer ma: t.t A LE He Ip wanted The-· qualil:ied ~OOuld appear part-time & full time. Apply at the next wntten test, 6:30 \\'c-are lookina for that Kentucky Fried Chicken, p.m., January 28th., 1910. ONE man 11ilo is a jack 2929 E. Coast H"'Y• Cd?-.f The Oty Hall Council Cham. ITT JABSCO ~· SALES~IAN-Wo rk in furniWre, mattress: section. ~ hr wk. \Vage Sl.65. Students co~ldered. Sec stort>. manager, Goodwill Retail store, 590 W. 19tb St, C~J. Newpaper Needs Half· Tilile Secretary . to CARPINTltY ~ llEl'AlRS. No Job Too -.. <:ablatt In .... q. 1 fl :0't b',• r cabinets. ~&.,-U m 8ltlftt leave ,-. .• t i,~ IL O. ~-. Hou~IMnint 6735 JACK'S HOUSEKEEPING Complete Jtoulll!cleanlng 548-7243 . ' 642-8931 Adel-A-Room Rem oCi eling Custom Oeiign Service of all trade, Prefer a hat en immeclir1t• ' hers, 3300 Newport Blvd., 1\ member ot man "'ho is retired and openint for aii $450 Newport Beach California ~nell ing & Snelling Inc. needs somethlli:: to do Manai~m.~t ~alnee, H.S. No appointineni. net:essarY Vice Ptesident · & General Manager 2790 l:arbor 81, CM s.»6lW and some responslbility. Grad. ?-.filitary Complete or prior to test. P.teaa Cleaning Service Carpetst l'o<i~OWI, floors, elC. Res. & Cornmc'L. StS-tlll Free E1tim•t•. 494-075 I Roofing 6950 Harbor Blvd. at Adams Need a man to tak.r care ENGINEERING fy only'. Growing Co: Fee For fwther information con-* COOi< * Experienced. ol a 24 hour l&JJndromat . __:CLERK~ ~aid. ~U Ann, ,l~:~tc11n tact the Persvnncl Ornce. \VOO can, take shorthand 100 Apply: SURt" & SIRLOIN on 17th street in Costa rsonne Agency, "V't.,) est. tn4> 673-6633. ivpm, likeS variety and fir· GEN. ·repair, 8dd., cab. For'mlca, paneling. n1arllte. An;ythlng! D.lck. 673--44,;g ~':·~ P~tkJns, . Small .J<•~· etc. Nile or day Re&11 can KEN:~9 • CAAPEN'riiY, Cabinel!L Remod. No"job too smaJI. QdaI worK Call 646-2Zi76 ltEMODEUNC: Cabir.~ts, GeMN.l Repair. No Job Too ,5m411. Rqs. An_y~lme , ·~ Comlnl, 'Concrete 6600 BAY &: Beach Janitorial Carpel!L, windows, floors, etc. Res l.: Commc'l. ~1401 Income Tax 6740 Smiley Tax Service e 11th YEAR LOCALLY e Qualified • ReafiOnable \V. A. lBllll ~ULEY Certi!led Public Aecounl't 642-Wl anytime .. 646-9666 ALL 1ypc~ rork, 11"00!f & asphaH shinii:l<.>~. LEAl\S REPAIRED. \\'ork guar. &17-11 36 S.wlng 6960 ,,_ p c H t.leY. hfinor Repairs to t:liH Drive, N.B. 645-211'0 ~ac st. wy,, N.8. Exe-client op-·ni"' for (Al., r-,. .•• 1 '---------ure1, lYPe 60 wpm or bej· machine.Ii, maintenance, t''"'" •.1 ~'" "" ,-M COUNTER Girl n"'"I t\m('. ""non interested in en-ter. any company benefits '"'"' keep 1vatchful eye on ,... POLICE C h 'd · Apply Kcn1ucky f'ril'd stoi-e. If YOU are thi s glnecring, blueprlntlni;i, ti-fEDJCAL front ollicr top · LERK ~~;ve~s .. ~ mv~~:o~1~~~ Chic ken, 2929 E. Coast llwy, man, ivrile & ltll us lag-keeping and some~ salary · ' $474 to $576 P•r Month CdL\.'1 ;""duties. lJUST BE SHARP insurance, c1-edil union, etc . about ~"Ourself. We will ~.. m H " ·"bl • DELIVERY !\Ian w/Car. t · CITY OF ours u('Al e. "Call the f'ull Time. Apply 31lll c?ntact you ?'1 aol'i<0hter· EQUAL OPPORTUNITY \\'rite Daily Pilot Box P-916 NEWPORT BEACH DAILY PILOT for an ap. View. \Vrite "r. I er, Ei1Pl.QYER or call 961-2529 after 6, pointmcnt. &tt-4321 and uk ALTERATIONS & hems, Ncv.>port Bll'd., N.8. Bo.x 3M8 Torranct. Caill. f M G · _reasonablt', r a i.; I. pro-DENTAL.. Secretary \v/man. 90.310 J\JtDDLE-Aged woman to One current opening or rs, recnman. fessional. 20662 Reef Lane, agerial a bility, Permanent -~-------1415 Oaf• Way aha.re lovely bay front apt available, Require11 50 SECRETARY -· Receptionis1 H.B. 962-6433 ~ition. Nt:ii·port "·ote•. Costa Mete, Cellf. with elderly v.'Oman. t.1ust w.p.m. • typing, h Ir h for Architectural O f c. ~o---..,-,c--;c==-:: i r-a '-" • H 0 T EL ltl Al D • 6 driVe. U&ht housekeepif'I&' &: school diploma, ,....., ..,_,. Harbor Area. Fmt Ofc Ap-e Dressn1a.king. Alterations 646-·1871 d • • / ·"••k -a-•t -~ , __ , Desl"ncd 10 suit you. Y .. ' ,... •••• '""' ' {TI4J ~l cooking. Private room &: of recen;t genera] clerical pearance: Pmper English & Lindscapinq 6110 Cali Jo * 6-l6-&l-1G DENTAL ASSISTANT Lnguna*8;:i.1'u96 * bath plus moderate salary. experience. · r..a 5 ·o 8 g,..,!: 1 Skills.'Essential. Chair ~ldf', Exper, pi-er. X· * KEYPUNCH * Rrfen"nces. Box 699, Daily .. .--• .,, ,.\Vage Dependent GE N ER AL UNOscAPE TILE, Ceramic 6974 rass. Under 30. llo"w'i Tues. HOUSEKEEPER.wanted -4 OPERATOR Pilot. Apply before :i p.m. Tues-on Capability. Send Resume CONCRETE \\'Ork all typcs. GARDENER Clean ups, ...,.~-------lhru &.!. S.S. Send resume hours only· prefer Friday!. Swing shlft. Prefer one year 1.tATURE litter in CdM area day, Feb, 3. 1970 to the Per. w/PerUnent Into &: \Vage Sa'<tlnc. llreaklne;. -.hauling, Renovatifli . htt trimming, it \lcnlt'. The Tile il1an * & refc1'l'nccs to P.O. Bo.x Refs. Call 546-7817 aft 5:30 indwtrial Keypuoch e.xperi. for oci:as.klnal afternoons & , .!IOnnel Oftice. 3300 Ne"'P011 desired to Box 5rL\f Dally Sk1ploa.d1na: Lie. Servict: It pl'Unin{:'. Cust. 11'0l'k. Install & T't'pairs. \3.i. So. Laguna . v.·eek days. anytin1e ence. Apply evcnings. 67J.....jl)49 Bl\.'d., Ne1\"J)Ort'Beach, Calit, Pilot. ~--•tty. MZ-1010 &12-8214 No t>b too !!n111ll. Plaster l~'Cekcndi\ COLLINS 9'l660, {714) 673-6633. e~s'°E"'C°'R°"ET°"A7R"'Y"°"'ec--to-,.....--.-.1 ..,...... 0 EN T AL As.sistant--Oral •CONCRETE noors. patios. patch. Ll'akins: :-; ho 11' c r Surgery oUicc. X-Ray ex· HOUSEKEEPER. live in, RADIO CO. Nursing · lion director. Salary $516 to I ~ ·erc. Ai'iY sz job: Reas -.t_ 9UICK CASH J"l'p,11 \r. Jk't'it-IK'f'. 648-??IS mature, secondary educa· 19700 Jam.bo~e Rd. e e LVN's M :JO S6I8. shorthand& type, file. G ·--•1 Do 64"°"14 817-19:'17/8-i6·0'l06 ti:Jn (some Engl.) 4 child. & Nc\\>pOrt Beach Port Time QUICK WAY varied duties. AppUcaUon • uaran= n, ..._, · lJISl-1\V,\SHER, d•y -•,·11, ' TO BETTER ~- ' I·. " i • .. •• ' •• ' ... • '' • THROUGH A ''" " resp. pa.rents Beach home. Equal opportunity employer C&lilorilta license nee. · PAY f'Onn s avail, City Ha.11, 503 CEMENT WORK, no job 100 Upholstery 6990 day 11"«'k. full time. See Refs required 892-1006. A ..i •• I p by rep1-ese ntina: Fon~st Ave. Deadline Feb. Small, rea1G11a.ble. f'ree \Va,yne, RANCHO S AN ~IAN to a.S11ist manager in p...., n er90n ' JEllim. ff. stun~ ~g.a;15 DAILY PILOT CZYKOSIO'S t u.st111. Uphol. JOAQUIN GOLF COURSE, HOUSEKEEPER -Spa.nish local appliance store. MUsr Co~-~=t :eacp~al Air ~~ila~.~~:1o~Pre1., 3rd, l~ITY OF O>ncret work all types. Pa-Europ!ln Ctaftl>matuihlp 18021 Culver Rd, Irvine. Nr. Speakina_ Pttf. ~ Your be neat Jn appear1.nce. PH: Bo 52 tlos Pool decks & tMock WANT AD 1ooto tin! &12-1454 ua. 833--0ll2 Own Hn. Call 6ff.:.Cl.94. 4J&.&16 betw. 10-U 1S79'2 De:lawart, H.B. x • Fart Worth, Texas. LAGUNA BEACH • .. -..l. ~'"" 6Q.J797 1831 Newport Blv, 0.1. J-L-.. _ W 7100. Jo~ --·-1rbt-Mon, Wom. 7100Jobt-Mon, Wom. 7100 :!!!!!...~ Wom.. 7100Jollo Mon. Wom. ~~ --n; om. ..-"Ion, Wom .. 7100 ~OllS t. IMPl.OYMl!NT . JOBS & EMPLOYMENT · '"'""'" I RETAIL SALES Jo-Men. wom. 1100 Jobs-M•n •. wom. 1100 Burroughs Corp. Job, Want.cf, M.n 7000 Aulo1noti1"c -Tli"t ACCOUNTING RETIRED man, ttliablr. f'ct> Paid x)nt ref. 8alT)', 864 Bluebird 0»1 Anal yst to SSbO Cnyn OJ', Lqw1a Beach Cosl ;\cnt Jr S700 Electrician for hire. r ce by app!lcant Jr. Accnt 10 S600 Reuon1.ble! Accntz Assl to $5-10 l~=""""'===·'~,.i;.:;=-~!OO==-I <coUege lftudent okay! RESTAURANT MANAGER. SAMANTHA BARY 12 1ftn expe r ltnce. PERSONNEL AGE:.."'ICY ·Rtfenncta. 494-9909 2229 S~Ma.in, -5.A. &m-~ 7020 Atfvertisln&: ~ Sharp Secretary for fast· 'pgoed"Newpol't ·eeacl'I J.&'en. cy. 'r1pe m.10: Shorthaoo 100, orpnb:e & follow lhnl. ! D.EPENDA8L.E tchool Under 3S, Phone: sp.3910. tradm' &\,.U. to ~It ~25 N. Nev.'J'()t1 Blvd,, N.B. ~ )'OU lnve:I. WW talte caN of )'OUf dop, yard, hCwf. de. Avail. bcf. Ftb. ~ sg..toJ.1 alttt G;J) Dl!7FJ\'DABl.E WI>' to do -"*-:Pffi" I day 111·c • Stnd)'. Own 1:ran.L - AIDES -lOr convaJeBttnet, ~ldeiiy cart or 111.'mily cure. H~m•kt.nt. 54'l.-6Gil Appre:ntkt or exp. Silk M.Tf"t'nini:. Call 11 flj!1'·6 ~1: LI 84211 ASSE~lBLER Traln ~('ll , Swltd'I Auc1nbcn -l en1A.le. M:30. S ~wk. Apply Hl·TEK Gon>- 222> S. Anhe St. ...,.A,.. Mark C. Bloome TOP. SALARI ES * TIRE SALESMEN *BRAKE MECHANICS * TIRE MO_UNTERS f'OR BRANO NE\V COSTA ~fr..aA STORE Rrfercncc11. S~~ day~. will train. ~ledical lnsurani:c, profit ghaci• k ret lren1ent plan, management opfl!lf\Wl· ity, l\PPLY: 1·10-10 Brookhursl Garden Grove AUTO SALESMAN New &Jld 115«1, Straiii:ht ~II . Prefer e.\"PlfriCni:t. Exce.Ue:nl opp0rtunhy for ynung, ag• ll'Cllsf\'t> nu1n to progivss In nlodern, harbor area Buk:k DeAlership. A 11 etnploytt ~ncfiti lncludl"f paid v11ca. tlon and llOspltalliatlon. Jack Bniwn &~ 7i6a ~f Buick 23-1 E. 11th St. f\»!'1 fl.lt>sa ACTIVtTY Oln!t:tor • run Time (}ptniria i-·or Con- val(!sce nt HC15plta.I. Ca 11 64>-UIO. New Commerci1I Computer Plant MISSION VIEJO Now t1kin9 appllcatlons for ASSEMBLERS at our new plant in Mission Viejo, Calif. Some experience prefetred. Jobs open in January will be at our localj.on ln Irvine. Apply 8 am • 4:30 pm Monday through Friday EMPLOYMENT OFFICE 2S725 Jeronimo Aoad M11slon V iejo,. C1llf. 131).3232 Wh11~ m Bu1ineu T,,.,.., Burr.ouAhs ................. ........., TOI' EARNINGS FOR MAJOR SAW SPECIALISTS WITH NEW GRANTS e APPLIANC~S • FURNITURE • CUSTOM DRAPERIES •CAMERAS GR.ANTS GIVES YOU: Top comm. PMs (Spec. sale.a comm.) Belter total Income. Full quality line. Opply. for advancement, pd. vac .. Holiday & sick pay, Rellre plan, Group Ille & med Ins. Emp disc. If you want to learn more about our money · making proposition in one o! the counties fastest gro"'1ng retail organization -come prepared to discuss your sales know·how, and your previous experience. Come in and see us, \V. T. Grant Co., Grant.Plaza, Adams & Brookburst, Huntington Beaeh. An Equal opportunity Employer M&F. All Departments Work for the new Grants. GROW w ith • GO-•head company. Full time and pirttirne poJition1 ay1il•ble. We hive openin9s for the working houHWlfe. Full company benefits lnclucflng dl1count purcha11 pl•n. Come In •nd SM 111 now! Monday Through Friday 10 •.m. to 4:30 p.m. W.T. GRANT GRANT PLAZA Adams and Brookhurst, H.B. F.qual Opportunity Employer I ' n 5 ' .r I .; .. FOUlt CONVENIENT oFFldU TO SERVE You···· ' ' -~ . • e NllWPOIT llACM -~ :Pll ---. • .., _____ .,.._ect_ .................. .,.,... . '·· Ne r:1 ~ rd.i • .... --I e COSTA MIS.l ---~-llO Wiit 1oy e HUNTIHTON IUCH -'m flflti Stroot • LA•UNA llACH m._ A-• r4octi Jlil'" .,,., .. ""'"'"!"" --$J$t '' ,~,·· ~~----"'-' . '·· JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT ·Jobs Mon. Wom. 7100 ~obs Mon. Wom. flOO NATIONAL C.sh re1l1tu MANY .Volvo &. 'S3-'56 Ford TAPE recorder. Concord 300, DOUBLE bed~ complete ARMLESS Olvan, loll.nt tip-FRE£Z ,,' .. :\25.' .chest. of. ~tiiJRNINcf To/Ptru mua\ S2S. 68 and 69 mint 11ets pick-up parts Sl-$25 Mom• AC 01· tialtecy 5" near new. t;ood condllio.n S2S. ,Norge peffit ·c1t11ihlon1. IUl'qliOl~e. dn,wc1', $2S. One wheel teJ!. decot'l.lfve..., Sp an I ah $2.50. Old time 78 reeords buckets $25. Tach $7.50. CU1-rent portable onoclel.szj. n·asbtjr, aood rnoltf',. neeQs good $17.50. Tufted biu:-k trailer sit Twin ,~ Sl'>. brcin!d antftiue:adrrups tl5 Secretary To $600. 1.SNL Old Navy cockpit 673-6376 Poker card table, llOlld some ~wk. u is SW. -i>t-ovlDClal SS. &:oad oori· DOubk Md us....i~s'°'1n·US , ""~· U4~~"'1tema: laq.i Wfth bqoJikcepinc knowledge, AUCT l.ONEERl"40 doclt $21. Antiqu.e oval SET bunk beds $20: \Vblte metal and vlrt)'l, new $15. 64&.215t dJtlon. Th1-ee ga11 ·lire Io:s ew:h.. 2 Ke nm~ ~ahera .multt> ooJorM • ee a tr a I Call Loralrie, Westcllfl Per-R.ECULAR 2 WEEK TEmt beveled mirror $18. 6M258 bath tub, rl&bt hand · drain Kl 5-0505 17" PORTABLE TV '2(1. ~· 50c l'ach. Sl:>-iOJ l SlO each. Electric better S7. ..Amttftan• hammock $15 . .:innel Aaency, 21J.t3 \Veit. Be in bus.inesa,.for yollne:U! VINYL Covered car top ear'-$1), Maple Boliton rocker SID ROCKING ohair, oilve ereen. HP motor is. 63 J>'alcon DINING Table, 411;" roulld, 1.1\l('ellaneooa bookw S c to Emerald rina f2S and ltone1 clift Dr .• N.B. ~mo (Fee Learn to be an &uctic)neer. rier for v,w. bui, $1.i U:S. 2 1hdf serving cart. has new $17.~. SU-Sllt or tran1rnls:OOn $25. 75D.-1 t lorn1ica top, 1 lenf, 6 chain;, S2. 1W62 Weatwt~s Lane, $21 dlScounted to !50~. and Fee Pal<l .tobl> \VEST-BEST SCHOOi; OF DjvCfl wet suits, one ma.n'.1 elcctrlc ouUet $.1. Dinette 645-0083 white wall Urt $4. 61;,-7089 ~condition S2:l. 6-12-6989 H.&.; north of.Magnolia and Beautiful Colomblan eoppe SECRET AR y PT/ime AUCTIONEERING, a\i W, J.farl'na size &mall, S17. Anit tabla and .tv."O c~i.J's $1 C'OIN O:illecbon • l.inooln set LU~tB.E;R, ~ x 6'1 x 16' fir, KOOACHRObl E 11 Su~r R AdamL picttzrea $23 each. ~hlteJ (Penn). Office Detail for 4lh. Santa Ana, 633-~.. one .ronwfa medium siT, ~r f ~Refr~':':' l!M1"'8; Lincolns (rillxed 60) never httn used S2~50 ea.ch. cartrl~!i inclnding p1~ I CRAIG. 4-ttack e&r stereo, ~h ~~~~ta!ft.!;_-Hat J\.Ur'1 Rep., 'J'Ype, S.H. Ex· PIANO ·LESSONS bolh brand oe.w. 8t7-00M ~ Se A SWI cSan~ 19(~-1940. War nickel set; Red\Oi'OOd 2 x t 's, 14 and 16 ~sllln&: $3.SO tach. Curi't?nl I llke new na, or belt oUer. ~"'"""" .~r N~ ._16 bra "*· Full SOU .Prutt ve.,. l!m Austria proof &et, 1964. loot, $1.40 and Sl.60 each. SJ. Pail" inaaQ.eoppei-SI or detail.s to Box 5.lM, Daily All ages, Beg., lntennedi-D Brass candle holden Ana Heights. 540-«323 Kennedy half (l ). Jef. Call before comlne. 1180 date1. 614-0'Jlil Call 536--2119 ceramic $3. u ·au'sual Pilot, N.8. atts.THEORY·IMPROVIZ. ~:~~~~~8!:: ITPEWRlTER UndeN"OOd, ·tenon's 196.i Canada p~ Whittier, CJ.1. 5Q'...so.'w 'J'\\'lN Bed he11.dboard1. '58 btert'Ul')', no motor, no neckhi.cts-mf)ptr $1.cr mf· SITTER. my home, mature. ~~~~~P.m~=e· CaU machine 50c. Child's elec-12 ~ carrlage, cle~. of-I~ aet: Bulfaiol 20 ~·RECENT Encyclopedias S2,j \\'rough! Iron and "!3llyo,\ood battery, l'\'C'rylhin!{ t>l~. Ire bean $1.SO. ~R•r._ woman Tue!-Wed·Fri 8:31).3. STRING ~-•··•-.... G .. _ trlc •tove $1. Car seat Sl.OO. v."Orl<s like MW $23. Electric ed S25 for all. a.&>2529 Junior set Sl5 Great Books fra1n1•s $25. &I~ pcrfttt $Z. 962-1312, 8951 dJsUncu ~·hkle ~ Sat 11).2. 75c hr, &IZ,..7062 Jor elemen":.:'::"•"~•-=·. Potty chair $2.50. Skate lawn edger UO volt, aood u NEW Electric broiler cooker, bookcase Sl4. Great liooks'. STAIR\\' A\' 3· x 12'. made ol Alball~ Or.. Huntington blan pune tor mod et wttb }t.B. Call Mr ...... JoM _,;:'~-board 50c. Assorted books new $9, 54&-7l6."i COil $15, mw $6, New Klt • Grtat Ideas program Sil. 2 •-phlnki;: $20. 5-18-l:>U lkat:h. jjhouJder' 1trap SJs; Bird ·A&enc, ~r Career Girl!I 410 W 'Co&lit RW)'., N.8. By appoint. , 646-3939 SALES 842.-7802 ~ lOc to SOc. Travel clock n. BURNT Orange ~tan one control faucet $5. New Booka~ fiction llf'ld non-lie-DIV.CO \\'heel and 13 ply GREEN Contemporary sofa can·ect tro/n bofti $2. =~========-1 QJa.ljty clothi!li" Sc ID~ Sl. rug 3x5 feet, heavy lringt laVatory faucet $3. Pole TV lion ~-$4. Large white Bi· U~ 32 x 8.8 tube $2(1. Sf5, Two upholstered <'hairs Gori:roua , hand paln'ted THEATRICAL ·-._7""" Decorator Items artillci&I excellent condition $25. stand -$3. Danish chair $5. ble SlO. LI 4-6669 54g.'.15-12 S15 each. Olairs $Hf0. SaJVadorianJJoor vue 'wtlh ~ Dowers 5c to SOc. GIB..PWare ~Vood and cane bar s~s \Vall can opener SI . ElecWC SKIN diV;ing equipment for btOTORCYCLE Car caiiiers !162-9960 21643 ,lmpala l:n., rai5Cd t)']>!Cal Indlili•K"Jime1 WANTED: lOc ~ $1. 21210 Peach Lane, ll'On legs ex~Uent condition heater stand $15. 6'12-634Z &ale. Complete w~I suit $2;i. $10. CorValr 4 barTtll l'aTh H.~. · s25• Sanda.Ii •lie 5 $2.~ BOYS & GIRLS WITH Hunti:1j'.ton Beach. 2 tor S15. ~sand ~Jes SlO. ANTIQUE High ch1ir SJ, i\ll.: Collapsible pole spear SlO S20. 1'1anifold SIO. Llke new. DRESSER €1u!et $25. Nite. Straw rue '6. Cplombla "'1J A DESIRE TO BE ON REMDDELtD hou,. • W·" S Blue Chip stamp books tique rocker $15. Dolls crib Jet tins $10 Weight belt and S4S.0.'ITJ ·. • sl.an& to m,.tc,h SlO a_pie<:e, plaques-hand eaiYtd $8 or TE ... Sl.75 each. ,l;all afttt 5 and cradle, and dolls cradle wel1hts S5. l'tfask and I ; ' colorful ~uwn faeea for LEV-ISION. •. furnace complete SlS. dou· Saturday 494-4685 ~na S2. Trundle bed $l5. Girl'• llnorkle SlO Game "h-•"'. UPHOµTE~Eb , Chair .Sa. best ol wood, excellent ccn-tl1che.n-fl~ or d11HDcttvt For Free On Camera Audi· ble sink $8. \Y··" b"'" U<l6 ..., Love •"at 11 50 Smokini dJtlon 1 collee table $5. l nd ,.. , -• FORMl"A ..__,_, _ _.. ~ 24" bike $10. Boy'11 10 1pecd Back pack $5. 54o.-G882 Milre . 1-:-I l25.. ·Pl he 1 rou, copper S_.,.; J>c!or, .,., (ion lo Your Area..CalllOr. complete with faucet st.so. ... ' DI~~ UWI 110 E ,., I blk K .• pipes ,) 0 pe c s routt. 2 end tables match $3 Sliver ............ ell •• an&"e Oiunty, sir-G:b"l.. 34" bathroom pullman with $25. 495-4349 12 v' ll~:1'1' molt"o 54• ~,~ •. SKIN diving board blanlt, $2:i. Baby blG)' ~. 53-6275 D:). 21" T.V. remote con-~cora.:i.-;i:';'~ ~~· For Recorded Jllformation -=="=======;:,. I nd ink .. _ .. 1 l'k o ua ery . .,......, ' has storage pit S18 Foam t I NI b 118 50 2 .. "' .&O -r .... • •fUUn Phone 83i>4029 -rou s """ aucet 1 e TV RCA 71" console, i o o d 490 Walnut Pl, C.?ot kayak $lO Rock\l'ell router \VltITE Naugahyde dl~an ro · re. ar · · . and fork '$20, r.tott of the ======"'=="'°'="°' 1-DIME•A•LINE !;!.,~~ Breaklast table. $3. picture, $15. 494-8660 FRAME Type trailer hitch S25 Rockwell sabre saw $18 and chair. Kood condluon lan1ps St.50. Small radJO items ~n IX!LbeJlouabi:JA SERVICE STA. rs LAND -::::::--------! 112 T :S· RJ:illaway~~ 3 Yellow vi;! ~ve.I chairs., for compact car $2.50. Heat Dl\•lng weights. 4 lbs Sl SZ. 5-18--fm new St Boy'll sttoe gkateT -stotti 21703 ~n· Vllta PUA1P Salesmen. Corona NE\V4 drawe:r metal fl t• ~~Yw bi:~ G~J:'~ SIOeach.495-4349 lamp floor stand SlO . each. New standard P.fAPLEdlueti S:Z.:i]l.falchlng 7111 $j. Child's Show and Driw 101 -~th: iCu del fl.tar Shelf. 2801 E. Cst. cabinet ·sz. 2 new ""id "--Straight back oak office arbalele 112 Divi•u• 11·-. chair S15. \Valnut end I.ables Tell $5. Bicycles $3. Oiild'll 4~19'3 'pl'ue co:~ Hwy. at Goldenrod. ..v b1e-$8 and $12. 5 radios to KITCJIBN Table with 3 ... "" SI.) U hnl 1 -• h 1 cha~ S2. Youth bed iood Sa"·.._• glass hanring lamp! $7.50 choose from S2 to $1D. Rolo in I ble for all <'ha.Ir $3. Over door head size l-3, $3. 6-8'~. S5 g.91s pr. P 5 e.~ r a rs condition St 4 chair toys S2. •wui-•Y· each, 847-8611 Broll C.Opper pot SS. Camtta cha ' !U ta sm ' tracUort set $1\l. New office $5. New av if.on S Ne1v div· $15 eal'h. Eleclric clolhes 847_7og;; I :B;;;ENo;;;-Franldln""::;::;;:. ,....,_,,. ,,.--,..-.,-, SITI'ER Requlttd-2 wkdays, 2 pm-5 pm, my Fountain VaJley home pttf. 968-1135 SERV Sta Attendant, exp. nee. 4678 Campus Dr., N.B. Airport Texaco • Stt l\tike SIGN Repair _ IJlall. Elec. Exp. top wqes. Neill The Sign Man 531-3374 TU•E IENOER Marine ha.rdware company e:tpandin&', has openlng fore mature man, experienced in marine rail and pulpit manutacturina. Our faciltles are located near the Orange C.Ount)' &irport. Northeast of lhe NewporVSan Dieio Free- ways. Call or visit for ad. ditional informatioa: Don ?tfoye r, R.C. Marine Products Inc. a aubsidWy oLVSI Corp. 17422 Annstron£: Ave. ~ ~Calif. 9'liOS Phone: {71tl 5<!0-9340 WAITRESS for Lunches On- ly, Apply in Person, Delaney's Sea Shanty, 630 Lido Parle Dr, N. B. WOMEN ~ 'Full, part-time needed for: chlld care, coril- panjon. Age' 20-65.· We Sit.~tter, .inc. &ulh coast Aa:ency' 642-J274 G.E. hair ..dryer, practically Hawkeye Brownie w 1th mediwn kitchen, S 7 ·S D· coat rack (aluminum) s;i. ing knire $6 Woman's bike dryer S15. Pnlr chrome SIO, Kodak ~ projector flash $3. Drapes brown just .fM-0366 -30.06 amunltion 291 rounds Sil Ctamp.on su-rfboa·rd wheels, Font. I{', S2'2.5D. REFRIGERATOR -2 -door f}O. ~ •-;-~~~n~r,C::.~ ~i cleaned 2 pair floor length BABYLINE Baby bed and $20. M>2529. Track! S.l. 480400.8 tire and r.tapJe dining room table PhUco SlS. Near new Harley j ;;i;-;;.:'~:i:-===~ good condition-$2.SD. 60" S6. Desk lamp $3.50. 2 mattress Sl8. Girl's bicycle ELECTRIC paint 11prayer, tube, new SlO. 496-3342 e~'e. $20. 6U--64~ Davidson motorcyde boot8 ~~.~-= ~ ... ~ Sunbeam waffle lron-pid· chaise lounges, pads S4 skiney tires Slli. Leatherette new $5. End tab1e1, step, F RlGIDAIRE refrlgl'rator ORAN~~ naugahyde chair &ide lace size lO~~ $3). .-... dle $9. Natural colored teX. each. Rear alley 31 0 coucl\ $10. FlJ.iorescent table ,_,. .. _ _.. 1 1 ..in h $25. Double bed headboard S25,,rt8 coffee table S20. 2 • S3&-4474 !:"taup, bat{ery ch & r i e • I ~ I Goldenrod, Corona del Mar. uul~wuuu. ove y .,.., eac . 18" S(Jual'e lablct1, ~·alnut ~12~~,,~Bro~-~,~.~.-.... --tor tme. enp.e $25. u.~ amp &hade, 21 Jn lamp $4.50 .. Pole 2 I.able 64&-7342. '261. J\.lesa Dr., C.J\t. and dresser SlS. ~ 110 •••h. ""'" .,,,,,.. -x nze e ,... prop Tram $Jl.. Rest $25. 50 deep x 18 Jn wide, $2.50. _Sat, Sun.&: 1-ton. I SI $2 each Old end '" ~ m 1 .. .,.,,._, with' l" standaid• taper $6. Pe.ir custom inade bedroom TIRES 4 ·Firestone deluxe, ~~1 with ·bllald' wood ST. PAJNT. Name brand 11, SOLID 1-laple chest o f table. y,•alnu1 S23. Slat bench lWO Federal Eqlli Poise Pllybo)'ll $5. Brand new drapes, floral Print on'white 645-14 Champions oU ne1v Misc. other tl~m1i;8522 Lois quart& to five gallon cans dra~·l'rs s2o Double bed. box $3. Lamps S2 each. Record ten hand bronze prop 1" sealed flereo .. alllul:lls S2JO. . background 60 x SS. .neifef car Sl5 each or 2 for S25. t.aDe H • t bch. SCc-$2 a gallon. 557-9736. spring and mattress $9 Solid ce.binel UO. Wall plaque1 r;tandard taper $8. Chris ~ Sleel~e 'T ~.~. -~ "?2 h.ung $18. Williams antique Patio chair $3. 4 metaJ un • 20192 Bayview, s.A. ash chest of drawl'rs S15 ahd plctuiTs SI each. IIAJlan Crall 10 10 brxonu .. rudder ..,_...,11 \IA.•---......... White twin bedsteads ·$22. folding chair• Si 1 et, BIRD Cage with tall a:land, ffiOSTED human hair fall Electric sewing _n1achlnf!, glass va&e $3. 1 2 O 9 with ii and and packlna box from MY.tic Aria ~ii ·r.talcblng night stand Sta. Portable trV RCA. works all accessories&: food. i1.00. SlS. Long dark brown tall \Vhlte. S25. a4S.1631 r.1cCorm11ck Lane, C.M. $10. Bronze strut l .. sbart Colonel Sanders• al)dl Ttie Boy's 11ize 10 Cub Scout i:ood' 17'' $2.(1. l'ull down ~1:-rakeet Included. $'l.50 Slf"reo record player TV 12 lnch portable with 2 SOFAS. white Mugahyde S8. l"x50" bronze shaft with Stu. Above--~·~ diop pants 75c~ Cap $35c. Boy'1 _lamp for ,dining area $3. 2 SJ'.) 1.2 translslor radio $10 stand, Pana50ni~, work& S20 each. Can be wed stand taper f12. Ala.pie end ~f!:·!~:l'· ~f~er,. 5 And gold cardigan sWe&ter, slZe St'ts wood snow 1kl1 with BOTTLE·Sterilim:, $4. Iron, Small tope recorrier $7.;.() good $15. 642-2267 separately or make a nice table S2. BiueU carpeti,..-,.,..--------·I 8, 95c. Boy's gold velour binder1 $8 and SIO. V'iV Hub $2. Camping. refrigerator, Sd.,of 327 Chevy pistons in· NEW construction hard hats comer arrangement Black IV.'eeper $2. oog..2921 18U5 PACKAR.0-! ,eeil .Otpor T.V. pullover, i;iz.e 8, 95e Pair caps Sbc each. V\V steering $7. car .seat .. ~1. Odds and cl~ina: pin~ $20 .. Chevy 4 S3 V'iV lraUer hitch SIO fonnlca. coffee tabll', kidney San Antonio, F.V. Lon& cortee table wilh.slua blue denim, size 10. Slim \\'hef"I $%. Columbia stereo ends 25c to $2.00. Infants to !peed 1Catler11h1eld $1 5 . , • ghape $5. La_rgf! coHee table I==-=~--,~~-~ bell bottoms 75c. Girl's mahop.ey cabinet 27:it30xl8 adults clothing, 25c to SlO. Stpcl:f Chevl'Ue 11 10 er1 n JC Childs scoottT $2 Kayak with wrought iron l~a:s, TWO Sheets 1'1uonite. 3x8'. tori. roJl-aWB)' 1lfti:le bed Sta-prest le.v,is. si7.e 11-12. with two 11peakers $25. Sink s.t6-2fi68. 1514 \Var w i ck "'·hetr $5 Po .... ·er steering Paddles $3 Hand truck $25. blue-green $5. 2 pair ol 11hut-S2.60 each. ctn '675-22'lfl each $15. Gas, water heaW', :::t :im. Sl. Pair new for camper SS. Ja~ wa~ Lane. N·.B. ~nit for Chevy $10 Chevy V\V jack $7. 642-9693 ten for 'vindow S 15 . Saturday Only. portable typewr{tfr. Ran. . \\' hip hUggen. size pump for camper . H 1 p 11 <'hrome w~l 14 x 7, $5. 2 PR double ski boots • .,,. 546-0410 PAIR Walnut' and bemp lnglon. _ V --~ 9 $3. Pair girl's size 7%B. cabinet $2. Surfboard!, 10'2" .f ot whee s, 01,·er ouse, Gt>2395 ....., BOXES 4• al'be modern nk~•-new $25 .., .._..,.~ n..... I ila~iu t15. Hoby 9'6" $15. truck side curves $ 7 , pair "'ith caJTif'r. 1.len's. 10 IO 3 c 1 r ammo ..,_., ' heatc U double .,.. ... wn eather blerri-mocs \Vind and Sea 6.10., CS: -..,_ ~ 2 CHEV bucket blllck RCat1 med, ladies, g med. faten·1 54 box. Electric cook 1tove each. Antique trunk $6. r. ru .... way · worn once S2 pair. S i 2 e 1 S2.>. V\V ps tank S5 'ftll iOlf clubs. full set Irons $25. Metal waste ~ts 50c btodern coUe\!-table, tarp:, bed. Pl apt. slzie nap ljquaw bools 95c pair, Girl's RCA 'Victor 4 ipeecl record WALNUT Bookca!M'! head· Karmann Ghia body, good with bag $25. Ladles r.et, 2 each, 3 for Sl. 2 Coleman S12. C.all B~ f94-til3t ri.~h $25. Heavy afu1. dif. iize 13-14. Tom Cir\ sbartie player ~rtable ~. ~ boart!'SIO. Black slat bench ~JlltUoi l·lDJLnln a:utter !IOc woods. 5 irons and bq:_S25. p_!_cnic •t.o!H-new with f!J!I 2 A1~15Jkes. &OQd_conditiQn lerent liiel, for.w. ... .to.I PJ's, brand flew!\ Were $5. $2.!ll. Sho\1 •. ·els alld prde, n S2. \\'oman's p P n1 hr o k ,. 1·•· 12 • ·-val •-m ExttUtfve 1\vlvel Chair .'[T"'b ~ ~86 •::::--v-$2.so. Box of m'..i·s '"""t""" 1 ls T In S1 50 Lad each camper w ...... w, x --..6 e lormlca o w.up ....... . . ..., eac . a o;>-U ing $I. ea~ T,.i.~rw: ,fury books ~~~-:f W~ 00 ae · · tes plaid flaJUlel jacket ~. 14-16 1J8., p.. ~ ,x , 12 stepping leaf table with chrome I~ S15. 221 Ogle Sl. Coata 8, flBERGLASS 11s:h 1 n C ~ nie the Pooh books' SL Pair :~ka:; ~·$4: p=-~ .Full .length Borgana coat, ,1~. 2111):1ea'c1' Clothes. 12-f12.50 Sat-Sun only, 110 Mesa. 642-8466 pole, ~n ~$LS. Marine tabJe.$3.50. T.V, sf.f?ll.n,.50. IXJy's Thoma b-lcAnn black matchstick curtain!! ! ~ large. SlO. !ISS-7001 14, Sl·S5. Cameras Sl.50 Opal, Balboa Island. BABYUNE crib and mat-ClOlhpau'JS, F:i~lass skis, 4?+-31;3 ; 1 .. lh--•-,, ·--0-_ _. h Edg p "-1&" ""' portable nef'ds work Dlshe!I 10c-50c Toya lOc.OOC 1 HP electric motor both and treu $18. 2 lamps S2 each. 1 slalom -. &f2...2461 'Sat · • .. • ' ._. ~""" .. ...._.. ,...,.. •""· eac . er enn. ,. .., 2 1 Ora A ~· SCJi'A"Ul£TS SI.SO. size 30. Pait white mower $7. Record album $10. 18" G.E. portable TV 646-5482. 40 111e ve., abaft S2S Violin $25 Wooden Glrt'1 bike, ~kint\Y tirt•. e~-after ~ ~·., H~. , baskl'tball Sboe.i, size 2, 50c. rack and tab.le Sl.50. Toil el needs y,•ork $1 0. 2 bM. lathe S25 1-fotnr $10 Other cellen,t condition SJS. 2 bli:r LUP..IBEfi. For Ml~; ~wood . .. 540-2330., . · ~8.!s 60o to $2.50. 'Chevrolet Dishmasters a:ood $22-$23. BLUE Bird uniform, size 8, motors $1...,7 Varioull doors stool1, SS1 1 1"10 "ee1~.:. !RCA b8x11' s:z;;1 Otbtr" Iena\hS "• ,'l 'NSWEIS brake shoes new molded $3. Chleago sink laucet Sl0.50. ........;plete with book SJ Dress 10c-$4 Heat 11.mp $1 Barbe· table rad o. · .,. amp I.,,. ~-• GAS stove, Kenmore· '11th .. ., .. , th n I bulb •.t .w. v•v-r1 .. 'Rear alley 310 Goldenrod RCA record player $6. 3 TV form aln10!lt new ,$8 AQUar-que with motor Sl. 50 wi uorescen .,... ~ _.., • • •• g&ll and electr;ic ~e!15, !, Corona. del Mar, Sat., SUrJ". 91ands $2.50-$4. 3 Clock iuma, Sl·SlO Two with stand• Kitchen table S8 Ga'rden Bookci~ divider wil!1 •4·. Bll.L:YBOARJ?, Ulled about ~~, ':-..r:iiiue .'"1-Jlup~ crlddle, one-·txirner domt't and 1.'Iori. ·f.edlos Sl-$7. Ice car cooler 'ahd acceli!Ol'ie1.' Box of aq· table wttb benches $10 Pen-j11Slable '1hfo:lve1 $6. Very ?Id )D•time1 ·PI. fi13..7208 -~le-~ > Ji.lrd• ~~t ~-=t:i :12 NEW 1-0 gallon aquarium ~·$6.'• 8 Eledr:lc clQCks Sl-$4. lJIU'ium ~S&Orles $2. (jill. ny's: Air cooler and other end table with ln~ed strip& FULLY-.-F.qu1pped a·nake },y::-'"8H9RT qRE ' L .,. S3. dren's desk v.ilh boo\o::.ai;e cooler Sl·S8 Copper nails, or v.'OOi! S7. Relrlif"rator u-. cage sz;:--.c;;.Tii'Ck sr--etto --Jetplane 9Cene!• ~ r-hools-lnstruction 7ut11_ Elden A~.. Costa M&a. wtth full hood, fluore&eent Small suitcase t Kitchen lop wi"lh ~-.-· ..,.;: Bookl, bronze and stainless m-ews, cellent condition $25. Very Si~. Small atifmil .... e ;·~~#n)'One·onJ:h1s Plane ~ ~ 548-6731. ·Saturday 'Only. lights, pump, filter. heater clock& $2-SL Firestands and '''"" ..., v1 I h Ith -i..-... how ~ T" •• "" ~---! Pl ~•,1 editions, myote, l1e5 stainless bolts $2.50 lb. good ny ' couc w S2.,50. ~ ....,,... "' pra,y MEN & WOMENI COMPUTER PROGRilf-. ~l!NG IS THE KEY TQ YOUR PROfflABLE ' FUTURE! Classes start soon. Pilot program offerinr the finest ~ul~ent and facil· itles aVanA.blel Real·tllnt compUtet proifammlng. ThcAcadcmy cfCo!«i••·m ....... ~ . un1 ... 1ank....,. IMfrt T...., Suite 4D Or•~ c.nr .. ""' C•ll 547.9471 8.t\1ALL Ap&rtment site stove -Su. -IS p]lon aquarium, tools St. 391vn ....... uc " 1':::""D1·'-. ·-··• 10. ,,.,. ~ ...... Various aize1 ma rt ne storage area $15. Blwll • ";rdo, , .. ,. ly JM!mp heater filter S12. HO NB 673-1603 "" 111.,... • ......., .,...,..~ ,, .. 1 ••• , MOTOROYCLE Hf'lincti \\ ·~~ Sia · -· S.w. 6D P mouth llabdard • · " . · • pl.)'i''OOd scra~. 2 x t, 4 x 6, hand vacuum <#»,. ,. ~ -ce Sl6, fa-~-.i--.eem. 00.. ............._ rt~ ,,,. . lransmluion SIO. SO -Pupot lrelibt cars SI. }lallicraft'r ROLLA.WAY Bed $15. Also 24." DOOR $2.50 Lloyd car 12' long also steel 4 x 4 x bookcase: divider SA.· Take 962..oost ~ , r;wry rest ol UI Will 'ule J)araebu.t- $25, runs good 55 Chevy .. l band, reCf:lver $25. Slide frame for rollaway bed $10 •. 1960, all or ~ $25. 1 12' solid mahogany, fir. Beach Blvd to Heil and go ea. W~'re..SJiOf<T ONt." front end $10. s7 Fprd front ~jector $20. Art 1fIc 1 a I 6'15-08.>t. ha.miter ~,.~ foodw he ';,,1,.• teak, oak, long 11tnpa and east on Heil to Lucia, turn CARBURETO~ Fil fer, in-FIBERGLASS Cab h 1111 end no. 16' boat, needs pall!l ·and large pottery waters, 50 .,. ....... ihort blocks 5c.Jl 8' long rtght and right •ca.In oo •take ahd ·nl\hat •lh&nlfo]d, eiiji"pt.r tnp-for El Camfno "'Ol'k $25. 5S 6 Cylinder· plarttt;r SS: 3 speed compact TV Silwrtone S2D. Pride 6"6-0450. 66S Surf St., C.1\1. work bench $5. 864 w. lBth, Lois Lane. 8522 Lob Lane, mut.ner for Chevy 250 $25. ,..__, ,._.~ ""' ....,., trans1atoriled phonogn.ph baby swing $3. Bathinette C ti Bo h ~ S!ock cam and•liften (Im) ot· Raneber,o $25. 317 Chevy ;:::,:::_ Q;;t':a ... M;;;: ~ SID. 50· new garden .hose $5. st. Co6eo potty chair SI.50. N EA R New u. •tom C.M. 641)..2377 I-fun ngton ac • miles) $5. MS-8579' en,ine complete Ins ,heW "''A<'fi"'• . 833-0150 Cbild'• table and chairs n. Waterproor Porsche cover ONE twtn bed good con-BIKE $.1. Electric broom p. $25. Renault ~ ~ $25. 1955-llO, VW Front ~r ,,.... ~ 1~. Call MG-4780 dlUon -. 642--0m \Vuhlng machine $5. Infa.nl PAlR End tabl.es, cclfee Wheels and Urea I' ~ . ...,h. 48" FORD front end complete o:i•.J""ll'"' ..., ...., 20 •·· 11 t bl 115 ...... ..._,...._, ..-SU.SO. Rear fender $ll.50. 0 k •··k , seat 7Sc. Bookll .wo. • • e eao::n. .P-uo.,.,ung ~. 1782 · Running board S 3 . so. $25. 40 Ford front end com. MATTRESS And box FIRE l!Ct'ttn S7.50 a u= GRIL S black ski pants, very Bathlnelle 75c. tron TV lamps $a2 each. Dinette • J 545-0U4 plete S:?O. Rear end, com· ~gs. run $5. 847·1123 chair j!\l.1vt\) S25. New px! concliUon, ZJ" waist, stand 75c. Radin Sl.50. Ute table $2). Chair'I' S3 each. 21" T.V. and 1l&J1d ltS:: XI" plete S20. 57 Chev. rear end, SKJS Con,,,· •od Polo '"· Jersey dre,s. size 18 SU. size 10 -.1 .... 110. 613-7786 ••-ture .., 50 n-rn ........... Toaster $3. Chlldren'•'1 .. -..-and 24" bOY•·blkel fl each. SEARS Z-wheeler bike with complete $20. 48 Ford dua1 Buckle boot.II 91A S2S. &ili Good T.V. $75. Watne iron '"&....... U;\ 75 ••· 2i4Uulioc~ $1 each. P!cftle table ;l'$5: Completie tolle1fl.2.S:'°rx14 training wheels, ~ con-point distributor $2. Late S.I La.fie mirror $10. D11he1 WEBCOR ttCOrd player, per xi.8949 ' Tub chairs S2 each. t.1tllity tire •nd rim $5. n·• coJ19ola dition. 548-6546 modi!.! Ford rear end Sl.50. ~ one~ Ski ~ck ear;;: Sl ·to S5. Glassware SI to ~ condition SlO. 673-7786 H.B. 96 5c 11 50 lable $2. Power mower $2.5. T.V. S.S. 847·7017 •· . ' SURFBOARD "\Vardy" ex· Cadillac generalor S2.50. .,,,,,, La le escopc · S2S. Ph 613-1.668 '" 310 NE\\' bounce-away camper TOYS. toys, toys • · · Electric lawn edgi?r $18. ei!llen! condition $25. Chev rims tires SI. Earl)' Neptune outboard 1~~ HP Fernleal. OiM sOOcks $25 New 19 x 50 Inch 546-4484 Spnader $4. ·vacuum $3. 54_5-j134 Ford clu!chcs and pressure doesn't run $20. 673-2919 12.. PORTABLE T. v:-$2S. Ador H!llt.e a I u m In~ m TWIN mattre11&e11 and box Pet travel cate $5, Camping \VESTlNGHOUs.E \Va 1 her · plates $3. Early Ford N-GA.UGE layout, train Sl6. Stereo record player $25. camper window, moulding iprings, good condition $5 la,ntern Si. Stroller S2. Car· and-dryer, -gooc1 condition fl.>'\\'heel SJ._ BQY•lina: ball, AqUanum-silent giant air Child 's Tide-toys $:> each. and ~n $~ Alumln.um nd $10 l)e1' aet. 540-4484 ,. ria1:e $10. Infa:hta seat $5. S2S each. 64~ men's S2. Kid's electric pump Sil. Eureka caniller lamln&tfd to 3/8 parucle a Gtrl'1 bike $3. Braided rug HAm Dryer like· new $4.51. Electric heater $4. Radio $2. Folding shOpplng cart 75e. Toaster .U. Kilcben .Utenllla 2504:r. 5U:.2l!l5~ - "'Orkshop $:>. Smoke and vaccum cleaner with tools Chevy V-1 Tra.nsrnla1lon board. 1 full, 2~ t x 8 1WIN bed.lipreads. e~cellent SLS. St. Geoi'ge tuitar $25. 400 Day (Annivenary) clock fire sen5-a1ann detector $20. $2, naugahyde r 0 ck er (auto) $23. Table radk> Sl sheets and scraps $10 all. 4 cqndlllon, ont $22 each, aell Small amplifier $25. Out· 8' COUCH &odd cont1ltJon $25. S15. Battery "'all ciock SJ. Chev fuel pump $1. Eiedric recliner $25, s.a·i-Ol9:2 Small bjke with trair\ing aluminum garage door sec-$2.SO eaCh. 3-10-4484 :door cr!U $1 .. ~ Toy fitt Sitlwl rocker $5. Two Guitar SS. S48-911D .t'hrv. wiper motor S2. Ken-whee\1 $.5. Ph. 54s.6529 lions each, 22 inches by 16 BELT maiager SlS. Ele<'· wqon $2. Red vtklur ti:nyel u~lltered chain JS eleb. OLD Bavariatl ~lilna. jartl.aJ' Md)' tool box t1S. 1 to 3 1 PID:E ranc:bo gtyle maple: 2 TWIN Wl'G\lght Utin head-feet $20 all. 4 foot wide tex. trlc 'cotitb $1. Harlequin •1!4 lid ~t SS.. Large wbf!.e ~'O telephone 1tandl $3 aet, by pi«:e at all,, large. micr. SlS. 1 inch travel dial bedroom ~t ind~ two boards, cost S2S uch, sell f7 tumf a I urn In um ap. Romance aeries. paperback cbnl i1:>. 1514 Warwkk each. ' one lami> $1 • plain $1. Small ptatH 75c. Indicator Si$. gc..~ 2517 ~ with mlrrort, Slt each. 50-4484 prt'«imately 100 scruare feet boOlal" 5c e~h. 'De-qtr\c Lane, Newport a each. TMHiered cart P. 535.am Platter set na. Qeam and-c Santa Ana ~ C.M. • eacl!o: Twin beds $).7.51'.1 each. MEN'S-suits. mu 3MU. u. $10. TV 17 Inch alum . bafbroom ,heater SS. Plat.' ..,. I• '.' ! ~l • . ' MA.fUS .,.....,, -beda. sugar $t. Silver and ci;ygtal MERCURY radiator, 51, SlO. Tabl~. $3. Shayji screen $.5. SS. M0-4484 picture tube and CU5to0i f.onn roCktt $5: 6'G«l3T" PAIR DanlM • m'o·d:er--n· •4ftJI t:ftd,,au;..szs.~lor all. lights $3 &et. Silver Mid Gas lawn mower $1 59 CheY Dan1zh modem headboard cha!lsls, needs ~'Ork $15. NA' 4 ltted ,_ I 968-4711 glass Makua $2 set. auiomatle-tranambsion Sl5. is, Two small tablts $3.50 MEDICINE cabinet S 2. Chevy 396 2 ba!Tel roanUold SECT JO ~ P CUn'· uphOlstered thain, roya , r~-m a1~•--piclde fork, "lodtl A -'• ,~ ~ .. and SS. Three pair boucle st0-4.fM • .,.. Chevy 396 2 barrel ea. bl'OW?1 $20. Rattan coUet blue. Excellent oondlUOn l;w=ESTING=="H"ou=SE=--:=-::-,-.. VUl"l1il '<'UH'6 " '""... "" • .., 1 .::.::,.;""'~,.,-...,-. -=-,.. _. -table $10. 548-6354 I 1llprove:n1 Included S 2 0 R. MO E new ~. Speakers Sl each 54&-8109 fiberglass: drapes $15. T\W Sl\fAU. chftdren 1 clothe!! catburetor $.25. 545-6000. h Erek canister cook• with~ •tand ITS 'YOU Y Lighted ma'lce-t1p mirror LARGE bookcase $2,j. 4 pair rose drapes $4. 231-3156 valet s,s V.\V. generator SlS AtOVIE CAMERA SlS. Light GIRL'S bike, excellent $20. !fcu~ u..,,.u: . attachments 1helf and _:.doors 1 2 5. Di1cov•r a Great New c.r., With The AIRLINES e OPERATIONS AGENT e TICKET SALES e 'R.ESERVA'TIONS e AIR FFlEfGHT-0\RGO • <XJMMUNICATIONS' e TRAVEL AGENT $5.50. Car seat $3. Nunery dra~·cr modern chest Sll50. Sl\tALL \Vhite dresser Outboard motor $25. 4 bar bar $7. Ping pong table $7. ~741 good condition $20. Pride falotorola 23 black and )amp SJ, Rubber rain boots, Student dell and chair sz;. dtav.<e.n $8. 962-2218 stools., 30 '!'· old, hut us&ble Jlut lamp and stand S12. BLACK and wh ite t~"ttd amt Trimble baby c h 8 ng1n 1 white TV. needl work 16; bowlltw ihoes 15c. Track .Longcoffeetabl~$15.Mapfe $1 each. Sal..SUt'I om11.m? Ericyelopedia Book of chair. 'JV. tt wo rks , '"bleUkenew $12 M&-0053 Anlique bn.aa fiftltce lool• i1tmc1. extra shtets ' $3.50, d 1 1 1 bl Sl5 4 1 CAST lron bathtub white, Colgate hr'.'; C.M. · ' Knowledge $..."<>and 2 other Bookea~ ht:adbolnf, tull ' "nd rack.$20 •. Chrw:teller, old new, Gift Mid kitchen Items cr:::.a rz;,~ ~lrch ·ate;'%~ lert-band drain $20. M71319 SKIS.Lund Top Flleht, i;kl· $7 each. Books ga1ore. 2 1iz:e s:zs taketi alt. Ms-6533 BEIGE Dresser with mtrmr tl~\'1)J'&te. meta1r .6 llalits 10e-$1. 4!19 Cambr~dge tAblt• J17.50 eRch. ·P air 8 M. M. movie cemera $15. free-~lnctlnga, ;umi~um•~ 11rl'1 bicycles S5 and fl.50. 8 BLADE l\quifler S5. Like ~ ::-71~ ~:: i!i :!~ ~:;'1:cJ:~'af.; Circle, Co&ta. htna 64s.:&54S Early ~ lamfir. $l5 JnOoor flood lichts $5. pole-$25· t.ewn tnl:i~ and . Ola~ware 2So-Sl. ~«le. new portable electric mixer bOx JG, 22 .. TV bad tube $5. fl tact Sot ttol~ SI.' 21·" 1V, works tine $23. Va· each. Twin Hollywood bed TTip6d for Camera $3;. g M. eatcher'SS°"ToY cheat. <metal •Fine Unena Sl-.$3. Girl I and $3. Table model electric O>or'a wooden keg $10 'chlp 1*I 1 . Del pl his. ctNm deaner. u is: Iii. S2S. Hoowr upriaht vacu,um 1'1. .movie projector $15. l-plastic .Jt, Ba" d I n I women's cloqw1 Sl43. eizes mixer $4.SO. Unicycle SS. &t5-l62S • .,. ~cl 1;:.,m_ a MAGAZINES 1999 Pla)rboyl $25. Maple nlahl:lltand SlO. Gen!ral electric •Weeper spttadU $7.511 ~1467 ~. 1~ and 12. Kitchen 545--3433 FRIGIDAIRE. works pe; iiit penctl dtsk Mt, 50c each. car &iil<drtwr 25c Maple oobbler he.nch $15., ,and attachments SlS. ltadJo vw' traner hltch $10 Bee uterwll 1Qc..$L ltovle WALNUT cofiee lable $1. 6'><11'3 eood ~ 1_. 'aid pt trim eRch 642-3163 Blond-':OtrM and 2 hlalddnc S10. Jkd1preads (quil~) keg With tap SS. 8" tire tube Aetten $3. Defiilli8:r hilts Step.4nd tables 2 $4 each. $22. , S15. 0 2 Royal B e1 r 0 t• Alrllne. Scheol1 Pecific PAJa.: ,HoU-.'OQd twi:1 beds 1te-p ta~+ $211 , fof "all. ll.r'lbrow ruga $2. l 6d foot and wheel $3. Unfinished 2 SIO. F~d!rw bedt $S. Stan-Palr of 11rinc' roo,m MAN'S' ~It 3.'t ~r ,S10. ~1#each. 1~ 610 E. 17th, Saftta Ana S2'J. Co«~-tablel. S6 and 548-8611., rue ·S7. Electrk tron $3. 5 dra"'tr night stands $8 dine. bird cap $2. Bissell laml)IS15.Cirtennauaah)'de Box ·1pr1np aM ·matttt:SS i:.01t.orla plat.ts &Dd $12. Wrought Iron end table NEAR MW delUX:! flxh pole, f\feliJ shclws $5. Bce:utitul ea<'h. 5 drawer chest $18. 2 carpet sweeper $3. 2 Fol::' Uvtnc roOrn chair $20. Bhat-$2'.l. PJ,aybo)' ~·· ~ ~rt as each. a .54US9' o11 4 .... .-""""'6 cha-w. CDl1 owr $40. -11(. P'1s)i wigs S15 each. B ta s e 11 slldl"C ~ m:ord cabtnels closet doors $4 each. .._.! lfte1' lll!ue&J* print ~·· X t~ J..P allli.uili 33;~.-lll&n·Wlion CU.t»and tn.J I,-,==;-;--.,.,,:;.-:== I ..,. ._ ... .,,.... ...., ,._.. carpet sweeper $3. Card S8 each. A.II. ka.vt ~Ice nza:• $1 each. 2 Cane ~'"" tr•Pcl frame 16. 5t)-OIOt •sflitd ·each k 29R2 ·~ m. ~ p~ tny If, ~or a IQlid 1utuni = r! $4."~n'i: =OI' ~a.~i. 64= t8.b1e fl, Llrae box toJll, »M Kllbbroc*. C.M. •rm cbalrlM.I ~::O $21) e~ TAPESTiiY o:wered bed W-.y, Sant.a Ana su-6119 CCNftllOhl dilb M. ~ NOWHERE? \)at tr.l' S6 Lute 6alloti C!'lri.tms1 dm>falions $2.SO. S.9779 Marble rou ' . cttvan. rood c:ondltlon $Z1. ZENmt Solkl •&I."' portable viMAfi o:.n 15 ea.cti.. Look Into a ct.t'MI' • a tre)', new sis. On.nae rui. lJON!L LocOmot!Yes from Odd t&blea Sl e•ch. Cotree AVOCAOO double drnfer Msrlno Dr., Newport Beach. 441 Allto. N.B. 1~ aood condiuon P>. 1 DoUbki · bc»kt•• ~ RADIO ANNOUNClR 4' st. SIS. Cbafina dish SS. $24ll. Ame~n Flyer table $3. PietwTs 52e tach. and mirror $24. Dty bt'9 ROPER Gu nnce ~ Slttl ELECl'RIC cuftar S20 s.ta.7t91 . · ' board $20. J Double mal· 77'1-3800 Glulware. di.shell 5c4.\ klcomotiws $4-41. 4-traln BWfblds, 73c tl.cb1 l~lnt SIS. ntYtl' uled. Pole lamp kitchen cabinet SI~ ~ Amplifier $20. Belly~ ll Ft. p&aatlc ~l SZS. Oars treu ·and ~ -~,_, lmtlrute of '42"3683-469 Abbie Wq, tra11dorl11tr Sll. KW (apra)' cans) 25c each: Out· $7. Bathlnette $3 J~~· SIJ:tl cabinet ,i;,.o. :n $1S. Sklrn board llO SB. Good condltloft. m-43rd ~-fe sa. Ar1ua No. 3S erolldcut Art• Coda Mesa lftnifonntn, 2. Sl2 eacr.. "°°" metal 1otinp 13. W11\ .,.atkft. M l,oblter pOt ~1" =~r 1 $1 LavatorJ GC-0089 • st. ~.e. eimcra a VQOrber-"' 1601 N. Bristol, S.A. SMALL Nevmnar maple ;:nel :k l$~ap~ tntenait:J _l&rrip $3. trontna table: . {trorn Maine) S20t ~ ~~ chaJr $6. 2 lt" TRtCYCLE p , S.'1 ROYAL S&andard t)'ptw1~ltr Foot vilntOr fl.So )kadt CALIF'. CredmtlUed Exp"d table $9. Match\Qr Sold M,:lldd tia':' tooi•~ e~.. baa.nl $1. MtdldM cabinet st04f19 . mateltirw chain SS, each. crjb and malt:rtss. cood $1). lt" C.E. 1'V ~ Bit for film -~I». •Drma Teachtr. 1!11tor • l .. t-8 t ti tlfJholslertd cbain $ 3 . 5 0 ~. Jt and $10 1 .. 2.-3 ~ Thll ff all In ~ con-lJVINO room ttl. couctl, Heavy duty eiedrie fan SlO. condit!l:>n St.5. t ntant IQ.l $2. Paekanl BtD tM-amp •laod $2,!• 541-S111 1rade. m-2233 each. 546--9872 bk>Clti, 12 .fir tr. Starrett t~ dltlon. 19361 Brookhurat. ehatr Si5. 2 tablH $3 eaabt CMt lron bttb tub, good coo-B8r QoOl& ~ Tf'lev'l!lkln CONIOle, Olfdl ~ jill)'U' SILEX 4 q'Utl't. ~ ... PIANO £ESiONS: Your GAS<ll-SU,Roomdlvldtt dlcalOr llfl.V ...... Clllpon -JA-T 54:1-~, dluOnl!O.Antlqu<l2JPl!011 l lD. II lo. Electric baby 11$.96M33S htavy ........ -.. home. Doyarewnlnr. 1' bill r loror.110. M-till ' -fm'U ..... -AMMUNITIOll 210 REFIUGEAATOR. ........ -k $11. I01 Goldom'cd, fmllnr dllh 1$. Wllkar $1. r.Lfrr!!ONIC" ~!otorcydo _,,. ....... --* -* camera. new $7. -$UO ttcll. -H.B. n;;,.r RD. -, Tnl pd SllJ, lllM43T CdM. • ' 14ll--OIHO tae-tor 1~. MS-'(!15 l it. ~'ml! ' I - DAI LY PllOT Satwd.ly, WI~ 24, 1970 M RCHAN 1 t f CM ME CHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISI FOii MERCtlANDISE FOR MERCHANDISI l'Olt -------tpEn ind LIVESTOCK TRANSPORTATION SALE AND TRADI SALi AND TRADI FREE TO YOU Cati -Boats a Yacht• -• ' SALE AND TRADE IALI AND TRADE SALE AND TRAD E SALi AND TRADE - Offke Furniture 8010 Sewlnt Machlnet 1120 Mlsconi-• ._ Mlsc1tl•neou1 8600 Ml"'cellan.ou. l600 -1---------FREE to ~qu,J. hom11 . KANDSOM'Elmo.Him&llt¥-WlJDELL H)'d trana. Jade. Purebred, tfn1 toy ·~ in m..it ldtt@ns, BP &: 6P. THE WORLD'S LARGEST Ol'FICE FURNITURE 1969 SINGER ZIG·ZAG . MR. At.. fuhlon cu&tom Ooor model $10. Black fem.. A male poodl11. 1 yn. Ownp, alred, beaut coe.L Lux C 1\ U t SIN C Fumlture 17 Pc. Kl119 Sin NEW 6 USED • dew walout comolc, button DECORA70R t&llor, alloration1 A Hawk 1\1 ton Hyd Adults only.°"""'' ill. One,_4'1-=2316=------CATAMARAN. New 5.1' • •-.aroom •chain e iiles holes, deslcns e1c . Cl I out f-LI rtmodelln&: tor men 4 r•---ty,.... "'·--r , ....... home~.m..:u134 p.m.'-·-· :lO'llleet>t.Ul,LuxSalori.2M ..u McMAKAN BROS. Guaranle«I ... ~·'!;,.,catb .)!' ~lilor ·-~s. ':f"' dra"'" women. A110 unclaimed s6$.-sil~ &"':u'~ bat;';: ONLY. l/24 0op .. ...., Cablnl. 2 Hell, 2 Quten Laree t drawer drel.llt, mir-DESK INC. euy mm.! -...v. , ... ..., r sultl value $150, now u:i up, v ''# bedt, Telle declu!, Teak tor, 2 be<Wde stands, kirlC 1802 Newport mvd. FINE Selection of UMd Zia:· :?' :~~t -.inplt1 tPOl't coats value m, now dW"pJ' 60 amp cag. $65. SUPER U~ healthy S AFGHAN HOUN D, 1A ?ofos, cahlnell. PotA·er 1 knts, Sall We beadboart. frame, qu.Ut. O>li.. Mesa * .ro .. ~M50 Zar Machines. Guarnnteed * ,_,.,_ .,...., n s • Pl. pants value $22, Allen dlstrtbutor machlne, ,.,"Hk old Lui of lit· Slow Doc. Many Ribbons. Gd 30 knta. Price $110,IDJ. td mattre~ abeeU.. blank-======="'-""-Xln'l Se .. .i ..... Coad. Priced ~' * """ ,,,__ Ca . model W~ $150. Vietor ter of 10 ~pp~. &tales -H&e Pel Mt.11t Sac. $500 T•mu • WIU trade, part .. ...., now .., up, MM> new. pn acel;Ylene cuttlqg It: wtldine Black w/wtdte tr l m • Phone • &MJ..'124 ' -cub, part dear real estate. eta, ~of Spanish OHie. Equipment 801 1 ~i e ~~0 n~!1 bides~~ SEWING MACHINE Hotel Arcade, 1425 S. Coast, torch $50. Acetylene tank 49'/-1&18. 535 M.011 terey, DACHSHUND 1 12 Make offer. 5J&.60S3. .P.O . or ?ttodem -·Je M~hi,,· S'-p 3519 E ,.. ___ t Sears Kenmore Portable. Lagwia $25. Snap-on armature tum-L.B. 1127 w-•--. All •ho' ,.m, !..~ .. _.. Box 1913, N.B. .:ov FR01't Architects office new ..... ,.., ' • .........,. Sews for w a rd, reverse * AUC Ing f ""'1111 r"""~ 1---"-------AD For $249 ,. """' "''"' ""· A. B. H•~. CdM. doms, bull""ho!", E>cellen! TION * "' " "'"'raton ~ LOVABLE ma!• '""" mix $25. Ph. 548-5141 FREE I ANTIQUE SI tre di U ...... u will aell or buy starters $40. Snap-oon hvy dog. Medium; Hsebroken.1-,=,,-,-=..,---,.-N'o down Pmts. only $9 nto Dick mlmeo S398 &: spirit nger a e condition. Only $.15. 8l7-4739 JV dly growler $25. SUnnen Sho~ Gd. adult home. SMALL mlniatw:e. male, Buie Boi.tina: Course of· WDJ'S WAREHOUSE dupl $160. Overh@oad pfl>-5ewlng machine, works $25. BEAUTIFUL hand patted live Wlt\dy a try cylinder hone $35. 847-1049, Older c hildren O.K. poodle, 5 moilths, AKC tered to thej)Ublic by the Jector $160. 31" paper cutttir ~ oiJ partratr of )'OU or :Wr Auctions Fl1day 7:30 p.m. 11031 Asb St. HS. &1.l-S34.1 lJ7l $30. • 646-3.165 United State1 Power Squad. ISO 49S-0<91 hil..__ Windy's Auction 81m LAB t 1 -8 1n 600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana Open Daily S.9 ' M I I I t 8125 c uri::n from a photoeraph ESTATE SALE • Exclwiive 2 YR old male German • em.a e, .-. moa .. m ron for people interested TYPEWRITER, S. C. ?ii • us Cl n s • A wonderful ldea lor thal ~ Newport, CM 6f6..S6S6 Bayghorei. Cerulean mink Shepherd.' FREE to aood papen. Great with kids . sailboats aa: well as pov.•er Sat. S--6 SUn, 11-6 G&!axie portable, fine con· J SI'RING banjo, silver spedal &ift. ~ Behind Tony's Bld&. Mat'l. stole &: hat. ne\'er wom. home. w/ big yord It love &: 847-S533 boats. Oulff every Alon· dluon $60. Ph. 6#-l&M Tone, rarely used, $25. GIRL'S mack tJd pants. very POOL TABLES cost $15® • sell $395. (l" c om pan lo n sh Ip. MUsr seU 8 mo. male Great day night beflnninl T p.m. MOVING: Quality Kini Bd, Oil walnut and cane Kina: 1YPEWRJTER, Add t n g • Call 540.2545 * good condition. 2~ waist, Sea.rd Pool rnJ ntarble co Hee tbl, cost 645-2937 1/27 Dane, fawn, gentle, 1holll. Mon .. Jan. 26 (I h r o u I b machine, calculator, very ACCORDION 120 bnss, Cru· sire 10, regular. $10. Webcor BRUNSWil.'K-A?a.fF $775 • 5l'll $95. Niagara WHITE cat, about 3 mos old. S7:i or otter. f94.9929 April) at Huntln~ton Beach Hdbrd. l\lalch. Commodes, $350. T.spestry Bedsprd, SlSO. I O!Jtl&e Chr &: ottoman. $150. Fruitv.'OOd Droplt tbl, $12n. Solid l\iaple Poilr Bd, $65. Bx Spring & 1Iatt, $25. Tdephone tbl , $15. ANTIQUES: Pine Commode $35, plne cradle $45. Table $15. Hat rack revolv. top $60. HooYel" Vat & 1'tisc. Udo ts.le, 673-2943 af • reas., xlnt cond. 892-2423. cianelli, llke new $l35. rec:ord player, good con-Cuatom Slate Table Cyclo.m&SMge cost $279 • Blk tall &: blk spot on ear. BLACK female Labrador High School, Roomit 121 &: EDISON Volct writer Model 645--1452 C.M. dltion no. 673-7786 From $289 sell $95. All like new, Prv Vic Republic & Linden, CM. pup, $45. Do not Call Satur· .122; llm Main St. EV-E $125. OLD PIANO SIDNEY Sabo!, Schock sand • ~in~~ * pty. 54&-2381 548-7441 1/27 day. 5t6-8tM REINELL '69, 1/0, 120 Mere 042-4904. UPRIGHT $50 dolly, like nu, dbl mattr &: 532-1.992 1 BAR-Custom bit. 4 x 4. Bliiclc AFGHAN HOUNDS cruiser, 9 hrs, dlxe trir, 5'&8-5741 bx sprngs, misc quality padded ann rest. marble FREE: $49.50 new dog house AKC reg. Quality. convert top front &: back, 6 Cafe, Rest.aur.ant 8014[========= IW11. HntgHrbr. 846-3437 323 S. Main St. Orartgt fonnlca top, k>ck liquor U you take my 2 playful $100 up. 962-9989 seater. Owner died. Cost · P . & 0 1130 u INTERNATIONAL C.B. base ca,btnet ~~-.. ·.•-Like tor ~~·, Atust movl/e24. GREAT PYRENEES Cho•·-$4100. Sell $300J. 675-6409. RESTAURANT _,..,1p, 4 door llnOI rgins Q ALlTY kin& bed • quilted on mobile, 10 channel 17! g ~ .,,.........., ..... .,.,.., .. , ~w mat•--"--I •a .. ~..,, llllSt'S. ' e new. "·W o. X-0 • .. od S"· G ..... 3 -~ refrir. Grilli, •tool•, 120•·11=-.......... pt!i. .. -un~ 0 •llillex c·-oulf•"t, Sa "ti " pri. $100 k ,.._ " •-J ..... ......... ~=~--~~=~ I ~ 1260 ,..., ...,'!.. '"" ............ cr1 ce 7ll ce. . PUPPY 10 w . ....,nna,n llto'•. AKC. ••• •-~ONLY 5 -old, •-11' freezers. Sat-Sun l2 to 6. ' wo.w · ~ many extras $100. Precise 55'7 11!1 '"' ou-u.w. ,....,. ......., ~·s ·-•-evt!s. -Shep. Loves people, cat& &: ......, CHRYSLER 1/0. Btminl ''""""' ...-. A~ilUUn. C.M. 646--1497 ===~~~~~-1 oscilloscope, 7~" needs YOUR INVITED dogs. &bri<n. Sbol/t~ GAKER>C~'dShe. phofema!=e~~· top, full covt!l', cathode IF }'Op are buying a Piano PAINTING: Boat or House. calibration $50. 962-8335 67J.-0507 w .... .,.,,,, H -·L-ld YEAR ·•-H v To A Try On A Dl'HS Party. · male 175. 837 ""'" a y st.em, etc. Retail over FURNITURE ... -..... f OU..nv Goods 8020 or Qrlan this &: Y .. ,., our. ery 2 MATCH. Contem. couches. s J 24 '" M "-·-......,...., 11"HV:n ...,.. ·2319 di -•... udl "·--·~ 1 horom are fnteicited in some real. Reasonable. 675-3949 • Rod 4'A-it'!<:. Pr 30.. a_.. un. an, th"""' P · .... , ........ GERM.AH Shepherd pup. 8 $5000 • uldna: ..,....... . .,,...,_ a_, st os, e . m-QUALITY Furnishings inc. ly -ai deals. ,,lease shop . .,...;,; .-.. . sq. oo..o,... pagll.e Served. P1ease, R.S,· wk!i. lo1ale. Black and * ~BERMAN puJlll, males, 33' HULL with 12' beam. es. decorators c~cellation. !iflfa, teakwood office desk, w.ARD•s BALDWIN STUOJO BRAND New Spe~al Design tbls. & coffee $15 ea. V.P. 67'5.58S5. silver. To home w Ith AlC&~h~ wks,tJte~. 518" marine p 1 y wood • Spanish & l\Iechterranean credenu, l amps, ac-1819 Nl!WpOli c .M. 642-8484 ~utumn ,Haze t.1tnk J~ck~t. ~",-,6-=266S'"""'~~-~--PRESTIGIOUS Orange children only. 540--06741/2.6 any m fiberglass, \V / Qiry15ler RD FURNITURE cessories ,t; as sorted O "f3v Nit & 12. It s A Real Bey. Priv 68 YDS of beige nylon carpet Counly Ccuntry Club FREE Basset Hound, Male 6 AKC Miniature Dachshund Crown marine ena-. $1500. 1844 Newport Bl., C.M. goodje11. 718 Emerald Bay, le. ~ ~r~n Ply. Aft 6 PM 494-0266. w/pad. $1.50 per yd. 2 Af>' U-lembership For Sale &. yrs. Obedience 1 r a I ne d , pupples,111475~-,,....... 213: 67~ e._,... ni'a 'til 9 1 "". Bch. I CONTAINER planl5 -prox 9x.12 -n ca,..,..ts "· "'-..i C 11 ·• 6 p•1 • /_,_. * =~==~=~-~ ·~e1 ....., ......,. .. ·--•...-..., ''""""'er. a .... , "· Housebtoken. 968-4314 aft 1 16" FIBERGLASS S ports Wed., Sat. &: Sun, 'til 6 FERN, ETC. Some w/ each. Uad. iT:>-5553 !213) Ml-lllll. PM 1126 AKG BASSET STUD hard top&: trlr. Fully eqU!p- GIGANTIC JANUARY G1rave $111 8022 .. ~~ containers. Sl.fl. NEWPORT Beach Tennis * BRO\VSING SALE • GOOD companion for lady Tri-color. ~ peel. 65HP &. 7HP kicker. CLEARANCE SALEI PIANOS I.:. ORGANS ~ Club full family mem-Piaoo. Books. Crystal. China alone or couple, lovable :!~ii ~Os old Samoyed puppy, Trlr license on. 541J..9577 Save up to 80% BABYLINE baby bed and NE\V & USED i\IAKO Diving C:OmpreMOr 7 bership for sale. 644-1740 Silver etc. 6Th-35M male terrier mix, has shots, pedigree, male . Very 22' TOLLYCR.An' Expreu Use our store charge plan mattress $18. Girl's bicycle • Yamaha Pianos Orgllll! min. fill $500. New 1968 WORLD BOOK EN· GOOD used green nylon hsbrkn 646..682S 1126 lovable. Ph. 675-33!lll Cruiser, sleeps 4 $2250. 36. 'lalrto• ~--, •klnny Urea •• ~. Lea••--tt• • Thomas Organs l\Ionomatlc toilet $12 5 . CYCLOPEOlA \Y\tb Year 69 · SEN Bark! . N'-I Tri Kit bll lo " • ....... 6 ...., u"''"' .. nm a.rpet!! and jute pad. FRIENDLY wh·,1, -bb•··-BA JI ess puppies ... v e or . any Banbmerica.rd couch $10. FJuore~nt table • Kimball Pianos &1....., Book. $125. ~ ... .., 12 l e Kohl &. Ca bell yards $145. 962-2218, H.B. w/blue eyes, have a large from Mr. lea. Champ. _stock, stage. 646-07 Approved Furniture &mp $4.50. 1 pole 2 table er mp Carpet layer has HI Lo WANTED Quality Whitworth cage, need good home with xlnt mk gs, terms. ~. J159 Harbor, CM S48-9660 lamps Sl. S2 each. Old end :COAST MUSIC nylons $1.99 yd. Shags tools to fit British nuta & Misc. Winted 8610 yard. 962-956& 1124 Cockapoo puppies. ?-tale Sallboita table with 1nlald wood $7 NEWPORT & HARBOR from $3.50 up + my labor, bolts. M&-6380 S.5 pm. -· FURNITIJRE Sale Sat. Misc. other Items. 8522 Loi~ Coa:ta.'Mesa + 6.12-2&51 OOc per yard. 847.1519 POOL TABLE -B-··-~-k $WE BUY$ 2 WHITE&. grey kittens 3~ & female S2n. 7 .... ·ks old. Bol!lton Rocker, Mr. &: Mn. Lane ff Open.::~ Fri :W.9 Sun 12-5 •w""w"' mos. Lge white & &reY 54fMi328 Clain, 54" round table top, ·8· (ffeil Ave and ' · NORGE v.u her 2 .,..., old VIP, including access. excel LIKE SAILING? 9010 Bea.ch mvd &<> e t H ii J Cl I ·-~ tortoise-back female cat. DOBERMAN puppies. Atust all steel shop tabl•, baby • "on ' 3RU3ry earaRCB $To. 2 "'""· hi· back cood. $650. 646-2337 $ FURNITURE $ 53&<238 1124 "11. blk/tan $20. DISLIKE TI!ESE! items. 3109 Clay St., N.B. toblocklllt Blvd •top • proceed l recliners $75 ea. 546--0971 aft • TENNIS Club-Newport I ~ • Payment&, high interest, 548--4293 to Lucia tW11 right SALE! 6, Sun. aU day. Beach Family 1\fember&hip APPL ANCES COUJE-Shep., female, 6 . depreciation, a 11 P rental, USED ?otqnavox ~bony and ri&ht a.gain on Lois 24., PARSON style lamp for sale. Ph. ~2281i. Color TV-Pi•no•-Sf•r•o• mos. shots. Friendly. Dog POODLE puppies, AKC reg, C'leanine, !Mura.nee, etc. Lane). e HA.J\.tMOND e "-ans 1 Pl-.., HMM F.111 house lncl. To good home. champion stock. 3 females, PREFER T=SE ! black AM • FM -Monoral . '""''6 table 2 dee. lamps 12 place P.tINK Stole-alie 12. Xlnt CASH IN Jt MINUTES s-"~ 11•• ~ 1100 .. , -nL ANOTHER GIANT e Pianos e Speakers J '. h 1 ,.........,.. v. lmale . .,, ........ --vo.>o e Low cost, no WORK & ttcordplayer$40.2AM·FM OPEN SUNDAY Fl~tr1dge c Ina set. L'Ond. Paid n~will sell • 541-4531 • stem>phonic conaoles $49.95. BAYSHORE GAR AGE A~ERNOONS l2 A 646-8T30 for $350. Gil-S308 DARLING fluffy 7 wk. old AFGHAN PUPPI E CAREFREE SAILING! Portable bl&dt A white TV'a SALE! Sabot, motorcycle, • • ... STEREO, Color TV, Antiq. WANTED 6' high fen ce female .ml. breed, part $100. {7loll SJ8...5210 Cal 23 little as $14, % day $59. The 1'"ac:tory, 1885 furniture, Sliver, China, YoU II AMMO ND DreSlt!r; (!IW<s , Pictures & MOVING • Must sell. Refrig lumber cheap, J{)' or more. Au 1tra1 1 an Shepherd. LABRADOR Retriever Pups, Try our Club Plan Harbor SfG...6842 name It & we have it' Sun ln CURONA DEL ?oIAR . $30, din set $15, sota Ii; chr, 646-2S87 646-1739 1/24 AKC. Champ Stk, 115. Call. NEWPORT SAILING CLUB ' Jat." 2Sti. ~O .&m"' ~-263i 2854 E. C.O.at Hwy, 67J.8930 P.l1sc Ant1q. 642-475.l, Eves dbl bed&. more. 54fN310a!t 6 2 DARLING puppies to good 846--9-146 • 675-7100 • U~~ ·-~~Z*!_ftuotl Bl.yJbbre t:lr: NB. PIANO CLEARANCE I A Wkend!i. BICYCLE $10. Shoe Skates WANTED PERMA PRESS home. Cockapoo & Cocker KENDALL 32 u=1UU111 ""' l.·vn:wn" G * alllfloor OOeli: NAVAJO Rugs&.: Blankets. &iz.esllandl2$3each. BRO\VNIEUNJFORMSSlz.e Terrier. Call 6'7>28S3 afler~RED Labrador dl'altt It minor, head· ARAGE SI.le: 1218 Walnut. m * For Sale. To Serious Collec-7-3-9. Call 642-8223 after 4 P~t 1124 Retnever Puppies, 7 "'kg, 32xllx5. extremely roomy board, 2 nile stands • bed ff. B. Jill. 24t.b 6 25th, 9AM.. • Wurlitzer • Knabe 6'6-8'730 6f'l\f. Or \Vee ken d s $35. Call 962-7127. Atkin oft shore crulsina: cut· frame, bmc gprinp le mat-SPM. SJ&.7368, 536-7146. • Evere!t tN,..,B QCalnly. !;,,,?· Box 2327• SERTA sofa-bed-$15. Anytime. WVABLE, play:ful, 9 mos., ter or ketc.h. Heavy treu $85. Used dresaer & Oolhing, brick bra c, GOULD MUSIC · · · "-· Drapes, floor to oeiline for "'""==-==,,-,-.,,...-Tom Kitten, to &ood home. Hor1M 1130 fiberglu:s. Any stage of rntrror $25. Used assorted aurfbrd, bike, lamps, furn & 2™5 N M I SA S4 GREEN damask victorian 8' wide window $8. ~1!165 CARPET Installer ha.s one 836-4493 1m · com p I et ion , 6U-3961 beadbofU'da. $3.50 each. The misc. • · a n, 7 .(1681 sofa $45. Trundle bed $25. 2 SOUD P.1aple dining table & ~b1:Ju:.':,°aJ~~ \~ifrs!'ii VALENTINE Puppies, select 5 YEAR old, strawbem ~·~"'~'~'m~'~·~~-~~= Factory, 1885 Harbor, DOUB bedcomp 111:: Col.lch col'ner deaks SlO each. sc•-•·••".El-~-addlng •II 0 ••• ~ $3/y-~ .... ~.,-'""\\', adopt Feb. 1. roan mare. Good show pii> LIDO 14 Sailboat, No. 2389, ... n .,,.... ' r.-.._;,., table-;~ ea'. HAMMOND Steinway_, Yam· S.16--0J.17 ,....,. ..,,, ~•'"!\: • .,...., ... u ,,....,..,M'I ,.., .......-ulJ'Ui ....-1 u~ _ I===~~-~-~ machine $50. 548--4637 540-13.57 1/27 spects!! Hunt & jump • with trailer. Call 837-7039 e WANTED e Washer $1S. Buf.fct $10. Lots aha. New & used pianos ?' DINING Table, 4 chrs. 30'' ROPER Ran I e $50. FREE TO YOU FREE Beaut t yr old altered Best ofr 546--6255, 673-2259at -::.•c_•c.P=M'=~==~- Wln& chair (prefer Chippen. more. lSl.3 Orange Ave. CM most n:iakes. Best. buys ~n Niagara cycle·massaa:e uniJ. LU1a.4ye &. Ed!DJ Cribs tortoi!'ie shell cat. Shots. TRANSPORTATION .-RED SABOT dala ,h••)•, in n-.. of -. 642-{i666 So. Calif. at Schmidt Music 549--3171 , ----------~,-'=-' '" Co. 1907 N. M;oin Santa Anal===~~~~~~-$15. each. 891-1353. ,. 644-2229 1/26 Complete w/ raclns ail. coverina: O.K. Must be GO-CART, 3 HP, B&S, very ' RUSS~ Leie& Zorky F 1:35 REFRIGERATOR SlOO, desk FREE Puppies, 8 wks, small BLACK Cocker Spaniel, Boats & Y11chts 9000 Special $239. 6j5-0Z22 =~r P~: pleue pxt oond, u.sed 4 times $75. ORGAN CLEARANCE I ~50s:_~ngray blke $1.2.50. Ph «chair $150, 8fftn silk king ~~7 toy cocker. Sue male, likes children & needs 1968, 14' star Cn.ft, 50 hp SNI~ 15'. . . Other Items. 310 Go.ldenrod, * all fioor models * size headboard $20. 673-9393 fenced yard. 962-5404 112.6 Mere, EZ trailer & ski Needs repair. $200 VIR'TtJE dinette, like new, CdM e O:inn • \Vurlitzer • Allen BUNK beds w/mattresse11 SHEI..J..ED Walnuts, perfect OIL heater for your cabin. 2 BORDER Collie &: Bay equip lncl. S!KXI. 673-T'13S CaU 546-1480 pedestal lee~ &-drop ELEC Frie dbl oven SlOO • Hammond • Lowrey $50. Stroller SlO. Nearly new halves. Lake County's new ,,Y,,ou=tak='"'"~'·~646-421lc---c=11,,24_ 1 pups, 3 mos. \Vell-tn.ined &. 8' F1BERGI..ASS .otngey, 20' Sail boat ln &lip, ~ ~ eooeetab!i~ Cane •throne $50 ·Furn.. GOULD MUSIC tricycles $5. 54&--8629 crop, Sl·.50 per lb., OOS.2981 COCKAPOO Puppy. female. love children. 64~2422 1124 like new. $00. Newport. Fixer Upper. Aft ' I; Sal m.lsa• y--ml.le. Sat & Sun. 111 2045 N Main SA 547-0681 \\.ANTED WATERFORD CAMELLIAS,. Ai: ale as• 2 mos. 646-1044 1121 ROT ARY power mower $35, Call 673-4262 $300. 549-4147 5 DRAWER Ow!st, Spindle legs, bright l)lnk, $25. CoHee table 81x23... 4 Mexican Onyx Insets, $45. Ca 11 ..._.,,,., Apolena, Bal Isl. · ' CRYSTAL. Lizrnore pat-rhododendrons in 18" red· 2 RABBITS & cage. stereo $35, 8 mm projector, GARAGE SALE, 15 gal. CONN \Valout Deluxe Minuet tern. Reas. Call 540-8638 wood tubs $3 • $35. 546-Tl69 548-0546 l/71 camera, lites $40. 847-4287 imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600 aquarium desk bed chain. Organ w/in-blt Leslie=========.!.:=::=:,::;=:=::=:===:= ;~~~~~~~~=:~~~~~~~~=~1,r.====~===::======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 2>9~or c.M. •poak" chlm.,, & TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION · ·• · percusrlon. Like N~. $1350. -~-h .;.;;..;c...;._..;;....;.__...;. __ .;._ _________ 11 Appll1nces 8100 673-3116 &ftS pm. LOVELY A' aof&, never used, \VURLITZER Spinet piano. qUilted flo r a l ,. sa>I· ---SA-CRm--CE----1 ~tahg". Xlnt cond. Just tun· chpard@d $13S, matching Near new G·E fri ed. $49J. 962--0262 &ft 4 pm Joveseat $85. Private party. , · · re gen.tor wkd""' 776--0592 $35. Hotpolnt automatiCl ;-;='=···-o~-~- USED 1 pc Antique white dinette set $49.95. Used 5 pc walnut dinette set $45. Used 5 pc Antique white dlnette &et $29.95. The Factory, 1885 Harbor, 50-6842 QUAUI'Y king: be<l • quUted m.a.ttresa. O>mplete unused $120, worth $260. 14..2~ USED Antique black clock 1conc1: w/two c. and I e holden $19.95. 2 pole lamps SS.95 each. Used a5SOrted end tables S4 each. The F~. 1885 Ha r bor, ~ USED IOia. & etwr $69.95. Used pair red velvet hi-back cha1ra SS9 each. The Fac- tory, 1885 Harbor. 540-6842 MU5l' SE1..L Spanish modern furn. Candelabra. ha n i . Jamp11, room div. baby turn. etc. Call MS-0358 wuher, bu all washina LESTER Spine t Plano & selections $45. 847-1868 HB benC"11. Xln't oond. Just tun. '69 O'KEEFE &. M.ERRm ed. $315. 6'16-59'n evc:s. deluxe gas range, avoaido. NE\V & USED, Pianos, Used 3 mo. Cost $249. Sell Organs, Rebuilt Grands, $125. 646-3594 Walllch'!! C.l\f. 540-2830 KENMORE automatic dryer PIANO TUNING & Repair SSO. Kenmore wuher $15. Expert. reasonable! Coldspot 18 cubic foot $50. Albert Aatncss 615-6967 545-6030 WURLITZE.R 4602, 32 note KENMORE Auto washer & pedal, sustain, sep tone cab. Frli\daire auto washer, $995. Terms, trade. 645-1530. both xlnt cond. $45 each. 54&-8672 or 847-.8115 Television 8205 KENMORE P.1odel 6 0 01·,,.-... --eo-,,-,-TV--.,-B-la_ck_• mobile dishwasher. Lat! \\'hile. Option to buy, Free model, xlnt cond. $65. !!ervice. No deposit A·Active 546-8672, 847-8115 TV Rental Co. Late model wa..'\her (1l 522-l.153 Ekcellent Condition 21" RCA Color TV. \Vork.'\ I $45, 646-SS48 good, $15. Aft S, 89-H.llS KEN~10RE 30" gas range, 6442 Larkspur Cir, HB. good condition. S.Jo, 23" SILVER1'0NE Console. &16-7326 mack &: \Vhite. Perfect con· UPRIGHT Fre ezer & ditlon $50. 642-6656 Reh·lgerator. ReMOnable. Call 549-2634 Hl·FI & Ste reo 8210 couat, S75. Twin Cha.Jn, $25 e.a. Tables, lamps, Xlnt Cond. can 54g..1695. 2 PIECE sectional $50. Tur-USED Appll&nel! &: 1V's, all MUSf Sell 4 • 8 Track --'-nauphyde chair $Zl. guaranteed. Dunlap's, 1815 Stereo TaPe Dk. Tapes &.: :,~. 541-m> Ne'Np0!1, C.l\t. st&-7788 Speakers. J-lome U n It. -"'"""' Vlnyl C.U.h-$25 Antlqu01 1110 Matchlnc Chair • JU Vlbruonic--Stereo Set Cond.tlo -· !704 ---------;eeauttruJ .... 'alnut cab l ne t Excellent 1 n .. ~ Pit M lch1el Antique• S150. 673-3649 TWffi' 8~' Couches. Nearly SALE? 1'1 0 NTH END STEREO <l·tr c.k t New. Red A BJ.o,ck. S10l'.l ea CLEARANCE!! CI o c k 1, recorder whi~akcrs ;~ "":;,,J!=.111-ipr;..,. ,,.-_,,,7""'.-· -:--;;:::-I lamps, commodes, desks, ta· &12-0037 OOUBt.£ Mattrtss • Box· bles, chairs, chlnll closets,!-=========~ ~ Jl'nme., $40. Head· 'm"'l~ ~tt_!M!,.na".· armoires, Ta pe Recorders tic.rd, waln11t, $15. MS.-1036 ,,.,,. • '"" TV 8, s '68 E. 17th St .. Of ~7776 AKAI <Robert's TIO) sterro ZENJTlf Co« • pan. Safa. Pole tamp. trple tools. ANTIQ. F"um; Lamps, mtr· tape rtte:1rder. Head phones can su-noo. rora. cut i. colored glass, incl S195 • firm. 548-8832 ~===-:::--:oh-:-:,,-. beaut chlna. Mlldt 1'1ore. ~ J. • ~ 897-9940 C1m.r.as & e quip. 8300 JS), tta II.bl• $25. 64&-795J SAROUK 9xU' Rug, 1B:«t FOTRON El~tronic camera. OIL Ftnt.h IOI.id walnut com· Muilc cab. Ca.Wes tbl, Ta.kes plctures In dark. mods wJ .......,.. louvered Chippendale mirror. LifeU.me developing con- doan tr s ,,. •• '50. ~ 67)..1812 tracL Cost $400, sell $200 or W()()O.(l&M· ttt:f'Yf.T/che!t. LHcled Hangfftl Sh.des make otter. 646-5178 ...-.. caodltioo "'· =::::::'·~":;1·::;25:13;:=:*:::;,~1 ;s~r1~1"'!"~Goodt~!!__.!1s~oo~ Attar5--.. . MUND IJiiliiit, -M.v S.wlnt Michl•! 1120 MATCHED """'" JonK -· i• -·' -A SEWING MACHIN E Si•"'""' wood.r • '""" 4 hlat~tdi~.~111~,.~~· .. ~·~-~;.~J Scan Kenmore Pw1:abl:e. woods S·IO. 9 lron1 SolS. 2-PI!X?E pile! .cdoml ~ &!wa forward,.reverae, 833-3U.R cellent coadlHoll 11, darna, bu~ Elccellenl so=R'°F°'BO"A°"RD=°"='1·"u""-,.1'""l•~nd $48-0llOT' condition. Only 135. SlT-4239 , Gun, 3'.l" wide. Excel oond. BRAND NEW 1970 BUICK 2 door coupe, 1uto. trans., conculed radio antenna, f ibre glass belted tires, padded dash, se.at belts, hick-up lltes, du.al speed electric wipan. 433270Z600154 > IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BRAND NEW OPEL NOW ONLY )19152751 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY FINAL DEMONSTRATOR CLEARANCE These were our executives and salesmen's personal can. All are low mllt- age and In top notch condition. BETTER HURRY they won't last long at these REDUCED PRICES. BIGGEST SAVINGS OF THE YEAR $2492 'H MUSTANG $1381 Grtnd Pl'lll. F1t lor( 1!r cOl'ld , 110WW c.wPr • .AllN. tr-., f'«llo, Mr. CSY'C DOtt 11eer. lo brllc:"-0... -•. IVTL. 14') ~'!. ~.~~~~. r~tt<", $1398 'H CHIVROLfT $1298 kf "'' 4 "°" ......,.. l'ICWY •"·· '"'°· fl'-., _.,,_. ''"'"• rllfio. "'9111', L• only 11.000 11\JI ... CltGU .ml ml..,.. (NltK 11'1 '67 DATSUN $1277 'M SKYLARK $1294 ' ~. ' .............. inli.tr. ... ...,,... ~ l'ldor'f' •Ir, •uto. CLIO. llW!tr. (TU thl • .._., pWI'. ttr .. ,..It, ~fir. (WIJ 4111 '67 IUICK LI SAlll $2085 '65 VOLKS $993 4 ~. ~r •lfff"lflt lo .,,._, ""'° 'tPttcl, rtd!o,, '-lt'r. COltl "''· foty 11r C'Olld. •-oui.i.. (Vtt M1 '68 VW BUG ...... '"'"'· "''" w111 .. ~tt1CI tllltt, CXOI: lttl $1796 '64 KARIAllll GHIA ~:.:-:,"'· - '84 BHIA COIV, •:-.:;,~::~·.:.· $996 '68 TOYOTA WAG~l ,'::."iO::"'· - '88 DATSUI WAGON :~-:-~"'· - '81 DATSUI !.':'.:.":-.;.•:-::;;:,, $129& '88 VW BUG ..... ·~ .~::"-$129& '81 VW CAIPER ~.~''I:." ::::.'i' $2496 '68 GHIA ..... HM•w. ••"• W•"•· $1496 1 OWfttr. c•vw l'tl> '83 VW BUG ........ ..... ...... $896 ••cllltlll (ttlll. CLOI IUI '8& VW FASTBACK i:~ ::,• $129& '&& VW CAMPER ·~. ",::.."'· $189& ITWL tnl '81 WESFAL CAMPER .. :.':, $2481 ~ HARBOUR V.W. AUTHOR IZED SALES I SERVIC E 11711 hach Blvd., Hunll"Sllon Booch 142-443.1 . " ., ' l . ' .. ' ., " , . ~ '•' .. ~ :· D;AlL;;,;;Y;:':P"1lDT='"'p"7'111=E:-·-,.A-· DAILY Pll.Or DIM!!:· A-1."15!.'°'' ·.,,~--,.,-.,.-,_,,--,,,,,.. I..tNES. Yatt ean ue Chem lJN&S. You OlJ'I 1illt them HEAD ma11tl'r skJs, "'/bl~ tor Jim pmDn a d&y .. Dial b' jusl si-nniff a da1. Dial dlnp $60, doubll skl booll Pll.OI' Cl.ulllled ad. ~ $10. !16>-<1'5 . ' !!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!!!!"'!!!!!l!!!!!!!!!"'!!!!'!!!~I ~ I I Sat1.1rd11, J•nuwr 2•. 11110 TlllANSl'OltTATION TltANSPOltTATICH 'TlllAHS,OltTATIOH TltAHS,OltTATION TltAHS,OlllTATIOli TltAHS,OltTATION TlllANS,ORTATIOH TRANSPORTATION DAil Y l'ILOT 'tt l TRANSPORTATION ,,llboat1 9010 Mobil• HomM '200 Motorcyclo1 9300 C1mpors 9520 lmportod Autos t6001m,orlM Autoo HOO ~~ Autos 96® lmportod Autos fiCIO Imported C•r1 9'00 l ; lllANGER 26 ;69 Kawa"lld Mach Ill 500 ' SALE Olt TRADE • FIAT MGB N!'.f"h 5$, °""~" moto•, NEW! "'· 3 oyl., Ilk• ·~w 18'lS. TENT TRAii.ER A u s T I N . ~p«lll radio, llush·mount 64S-.2Ul a!t'r 4 ./ 5'3-046S ./ l96S FIAT ~ Coupe, take OOC'IPISJ. etc. Sl0.000 lnve11. Priv•t• Club '63 Yamahl. 250 EOOuro mo TRUCK • 10li' ~U Con· ' over paymt.ntJ. Attu T pn1 * '61 Ml>ll RDSTR Spe.rklifl& Jamaica rt<I w/ brand new vinyl lfJP, wire 'fl'hll, new premlW!l tire•, tonneau t.~r. Vtry choice, ~· .. ~~ New(~r, Greenleaf Patt mllH. '"" """" Campu. Lil<O Now. A M E R I c A ~ weekenda -, 1p. or .. * ~ * $1995. Call 50-S'203. ill>-3112. JAGUAR ~~~·~~~~ o~:~11~1tf::;~~:g~:.n ~~~~~tat e r. Dun• Buggies 9525 YEAR END CLEARANCE pea for chllilrig. Ship to CUSTOM Street Dune...~. SALE lhott, bolt bath, raft, etc. IN &\10G FREE 'ff HONDA 350 Excellent Coodltion. ,,.u.am H•add<n. s.-...m. Costa Mesa .. oo. ";.i"' • -• o.tflce. 83S-4343 'f;L Llebrc '10 Regtstratian. Newport Harbor Auto S1rvlc1 ri1U1t sell this \vetk. ;r.1ake 9020 & Parts 9400 olft:r. 963..2300 cirARACTER Boals !-"or Ch()OS(' f1"0n1 ZO ~lodels 40 HP V\V en;, needs 11t"Oik s,.Je: Orig. Wooden Pitodcl $85. Also many other VW Of "C,,.ptiaru Gig," ~ry Rl'ady to nuwe in today! parts 36-40 hp. 61";>-114~ lmportod Autos 9600 AUSTIN AMERICA shippy, has inbrd cng. $900. Or have yours' c~tom made! I"'===-"'===== Z3' Norv.·egi&n DW End Ta.lie Harbor Blvd, to 19th St Trailer. Travel 9425 --------- tnbrd lallnch. Graymarlll(', Drive \Vcst .o 11;,o \Vbittie? AUSTIN AMERICA 2, bunkll. cabin, $2300. Call (714) 642·1350 AIRS'J'REM.1 '69 29' Am. Sales, Service, Parts 6<5-0325. I"'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'" I assador Jnten1ational . T>.l•in Immediate Delivl!ry •if30'Chris·TS. \Vell equip. beds, comp. self.cont'd, air All Models \Vtll Maintained. Asking * * * cond., x.lnl cond. Pvr . 01vner Sl2.500. MS-1827 aft 6. s'E~i Jim :::: I ..=Tl;:;<:' :&l:l-507=J===== Cooper TRAILER SALES "Buy from • man S,ood Ski lloo11 "030 GULF STREAM 17 Ft. Ski Boat 120 H.P. Mere. Cruiser lnboord -Oulboord Only 5 hours on renewed en Cin e and outdrlve. Ready for the water ri&hl tl(r,1. All the equip. incl. compu1, life prcserve1·s &: full cover. PRIVATE PARTY who llv11 in on1I 11 \VE SEft.VICE \VHAT \VE SELL! 32-i So. Harbor, Santa Ana l Bick So. of Bolaa 531·1066 Trucks 9500 '68 Chev. Pickup CUatom, V.,,, long btd, dlt. r.1usr sz:w..1 Will tine prvt prty. Take older truck. 959258. Call Ken, 4M-9173 or~. '62 CHEV. %. T. Camper 'fype. Slide Out Bumper, 10.5 x 16.5 Duplex tires It. v.·hls. Nu p.inl S 7 O O • 5"l-SJ03. J~ rlll p Lll i ii 111pLl1 I•·, 3.100 W. Cout HWy., N.B. ~ 5'°'17'1 Authorized ?ilG Dealer BMW •BMW Grand Opening 3100 W. Coell Highway, N.B. 642-9'05 540.1764 Authoriuc:I MG Dealer ........ -,. ; ' -' ~ . DATSUN ORANGE COUNTY'S NO. I DAl'.SUN DEALER DOT DATSUN 18833 Beacb Blvd. HunU"Jton Beach 842-mi or 5'()..(1442 ENGLISH FORD ORANGE COUNTY'S VOLUME ENGLISH FORD DEALER SALES· SERVICE OVER 60 IN STOCK • 2 &: 4 Dr. J\tode~ low mlleqe at, Hard to * DEsPARATE. '6J Jaa tell 1rom new! Only $1500. XKE Rdstr. 4.2 Ltr. Afl.1·F'l\1 l\!ARQUIS 'ttfrRS: 900 So. radio. Chnn v.in.> whls. Xlnt Csl Hwy, Laauna Beach. cond. \Vhsle book $2250. Sac 494-7500, 54t)..31 ·o. $2000 firm. 833-1711' c:ct 252 l --~'=~~~-- day1, or 96&-3781 eves. '67 MGI 1960 3.4 SEDAN. Black Rdstr., 4 1pd., dlr, wire wbl1, bl!auty! Wood panel!~. lthr rac~ l'l!d c.-:tt., plu.sh black uphol'"' auto trans., $995. Ph. int., Xlnl Cond thru-001: Mr. Jennett day1 642-4910 i: Take older trade or 1mall 231, eve11/wknd1 S'ia.6039 do\vn. TRB006. Call Kt n, 1959 MARK IX J a 1 u a r I .,"'-,•,,m,,.;;"'"".....sJ~:;::.:•c.· ,,---,-~an. Good condition. $600. '67 fl.1GB-GT. newly re- *646-1710• painted, perfect condition, '64 Jaguar XKE Roadster. I o:23:'""==m=cll;:;e='·=64>==2853=""'=== New top, new tires, :clnt I · cond. $2000. 675--5703 '64 JAGUAR XKE cpc, nu p&inl, radials, chnn \\'his, top shape! ~-646-6649 OPEL '6!) OPEL GT. Red . w/ Blk int. 4 speed. 102 HP. U.000 miles. Immaculate. $299;) or MERCEDES BENZ I~'="'='··='=.,,..,.,,==== l'ORSCHE '66 PORSCHE. Blue w/ blk Int. 5 s()ffil, Radio. Needs body \.\'Ork, near new tire1. $3400 flnn. 675-11« ·~9 PORSCHE COUPE. VERY CLEAN. EX"TR.AS =========1 11350 ** 49:>-4579 l'ORSCHE ltS9 Porsclio C,o. Ruby red. '°"trudnc full vieyl inter. AU .Ponctie .X· 1ra1. hnmaculate thN out, \Veekend Sr>tdal at $1Jt5 29 other PQ11Chts to chooee trom t'ina.nclna Available _1~nup 11 1 1 JIJ11po11 •, 3100 \V, O>a1t Hwy., N.8. 642·!MCG SfG.1164 Aulhortz.ed PilG Duler 'SS PORSCHE SpetdJttt, '64 SC £ni. \Vebor Carb&. Cherry Body. Leu tMn 1.000 mi's on eng 1inct: re- bit. $2100 or trd. 838-6426 aft 6 '58 PORSCHE 1600 SUper Coupe. Reblt. &: restored. Silver. 4,00D Ml. on enc.: factory knock-OU Wlleila. This car is read)'! Forced to 11tll. $2300. Bel. 8 AM ~ a.ft :; PM 832-5;'S6 1961 PORSCHE 911 Sportamatic. Call 'Wktndl, r.tr. James 613-9191. Wkdayt All'!. Brown, 7THUO. PORSCHE '6l C Cpe. '4,lOO n1i'11. \Vhite, rd int. Xint Cond. $3195. Pri, pt y • Only $l49S 673-3144 543-9311 196.i SEA Ray 17'. Black w/rtd inter. tnbrd-outbrd l\ft-rc crui&er, 121'.l HP; 110 ltn. $3WI inclds l1>nvt top, cover & trailer. 644-2768 RARE OPPORTUNITY ~IOBll.E LIVINC on the BEAOf. Limited spat'l!S in new addition to Driltwood Beach Club. ?ifodels on di&- ptay! Greenleaf Mo bi I e Home. Sales. 21.462 Paci.fie Cit Hla'hway, H.B. 5.1&7513 '67 VIKING EDGEWOOD 10 x ;,r Double expando. Qua.lily const ruction. Compll"tely skirted: window awning~: 38' carport awn. ini:; 9 x 11•~· screened porch \\'ilh glllS.!.Cne inserts: ~hl'll . Nil:.-ely landscaped in a }"ive Star Adull Park in Costa ~tei;a. TI-4-642-7699 1964 CHEV. 1.~ r . Lone v.ide bed. 6 cyl. R&H. 6 ply tires. H.O. Rear bumper. Newr UHd for towing . Gd Clean Cond. $750. 6";)..-032.j, JAN. 16™ ntR.U JAN. Mil GIIT & REF1tESHMEN'J' NEW '70 DATSUN PICKUP • 2 • 4 Dr. Dcluxes e :! l 4 Dr. GT Modols • Station \\'aeons Pifany \11ith l'Ully atiromalic tram .• air, radial tires, ra. dio, vinyl roof, v.•1w tires. BRAND NEW STD, 2 OR. MG '60 Ponche ConvL Alint &12·2.142, J a c k. J:; v_e 1. • LI 84608 1 1 FREE MG Conr:I. $100 Oov.'ll. \VW Finance. CaJI 962-7~ PORSCHE '69 912 Tara:a. 5tsr. $5675. Xlnt Cond. Priv P•y. Call 67~2. PORS<li.E '63 S 1700 CC. Ant!Fl\t/Shl wave. Red/blk. ~Jany xtras. Priv ply. 7141539-1671 'SI Ski or fish, 100 Hp Chrys. New uphols, l)('\V cover. Beaut. Perl L'Ond. Stea.I at ST50 firm. Rod 67:>-1q.i9 NEW '69 Gl\tC Sub. J 11eat. V8, au to., 1vill sacrlflce, Ser. 19131. Call Bill Ap- plebee. Dir. ~G-9680 NE\V '69 Gl\1C 3t ton. Camper equipped. VS. i\lust sell. Ser. 25500. Call Bill Ap. plebtt. Dlr. 540-9681 cirr &. REFRESHMENT \Vith eve1y demonstration ORANGE COUNTY'S NEWEST Laricst oulhorized dealer. In s!Dck "for immed. delivery \V/can1pt"r, 96 hp overhead cam. 4 spd, dlr, 6 ply tires, back up li&hta. You nan1c it! Serial # PL52120887J, rull price $2009. Take small dn or trade. CaJI Phil, 494.9773 Ot' 545-00.14. FERRARI $1785 FULL PRICE ORDER NO\V Theodore ROBINS FORD 2()00 Harbol' Bh•d. Co8tll J\l~Sil 6-12-0010 Salt~. Servlc.-. Part1 lntmed!ate OeliVt!ry, All ti1odels J1rluport Jl111porr~, '68 Porsche 912, clean, for app1 . Eve~. call * 642-124~ * '67 912 PORSCHE, trans. Xln't Cond. 673-4386. 673-6M6 5 ,,., "' 6 1963 PORSCHE nlOdel C. Red. Good condition. Low n1Ueaa:e. i\1ust sell. SU..7771 ~~,,.,,.~~~--~,, 1956 PORSCHE Coqpe. 1600 N. Ca.nar)' Yellow. Chrome \Vhl1. Ca.U 673-9-IOJ. 16' SKI boat, xlnt cond. 1-lust l!'&eriflce Sl500 or best oUt>r. 642.-nSl Y&AR E,.LJ '&I CHEV,* Ton. VS, 4 spd., CLEARANCE SALE shaa-P'. Will financt. Lie. ALL SIZES N52507. can Bill Applehff. NO\V ON DISPLAY Dlr. 54()..9640 SPRITE 14 . 2002'1 3. 1600'1 1-------- 3 • 2500'1 1. 2000 FERRARI :i100 \V. Cout Hwy. N.B. ALL COLORS Newport lmport1 Ltd. Qr. I-------..,--ro.9405 ~1764 '64 PORSCHE. All e:ctru OPEN SUNDAY &nile Counl)"a onl,y 1utbor-'62 l"IAT 1100. Good runrtinc Authorized MG Dealer incl air. Sacrifice! 541-8773. FREE I ~~~i:RVJCE-PARTS condlUon. Sacrifice $200. * TF=-"'isoo="La;-,.,"~sm=e"'•'""'l<P=E=o 11 :1::311;-;E,-. .,lst,.h.,.,.St_, .. .,.s..,.A., . ..,..= FIAT M•rine &quip. BAY HARBOR '55 CHEVY P. u. Ro-Bil 233. Mobile Home S•~• Immac. Gray Pa.int job. $159 AM/FM Radio 3100 W. Coast Hiii)'. ~ \Vtll Kept & Partially IT'S Beach house tum. Bia:· 196.5 sPRITE, tape deck I: v.'ith purchase of any ~w Newport Beach '61 FIAT 1iOO Needs pistons, "'lOted. Deluxe Acceu. ilft,t ll!iection ever! Ste the maey e"t:r.s S950. or heft i BMWdwincourrrandopen-"2-9405 540.176' Eood student ear. $50. \VI.re wh11. Nu top. $16.50. DAil..Y PILOT Q1aitted o«tr. AllO 1911 ltambler, l i~. Authorizied Ftnvi Dealer 646-359f 54~. sectkm NOW! good condition. S250. 546-0UT · St,'. Fin•ncing Aveilabltl-,========:.!.-=========0-========='-'=========--'========"I 1425 Baker St., Costa Mtsa Make Ofr. 675--3530 alt 6 1h block East (lf Harbor Blvd. Pi\1. RADARS D E CC A 101 'a, just one yr old. Removed for la~r radar. $1950 in- 1talied. New BENDIX MR 4's, 32 ml coarM: guard type, $1950 + $250 Install. All are full par. NC\\'port ri.1 a r in e Enginttring. 714: 548-263.l 75 lf. P. EVINRUDE 0-8, $41J. Depth J" i n d er . C.Osta titesa. CTI.Cl 5'14).9470 1 01~9!3~0..~v~l~~l:~T~o-o-. =,.~,~, =8"'~. * NE\V ~ DELUXE, 2 6 Cy!. Makt Oller. Call BR, 2 BA, den, crpbi thru· 54&..5525 btfare 6 Pl\I T & M MOTORS, INC. 1'4ow Caro __ _;,-'--'--'-------'-"ONow Caro 9800 9800Now Coro 9IOO , i out. patio & carpl)rt awnp, U1£ otEV. Pk-Up. ?o.takl! (lf· 28' raised Poreh. Many ex-fl'r. Also, lumbe'r rack, ;d tras. $15.500; 642-~ cond S2S. S.6-2943 A1J11t0RIZED DEAL.ER 8(11 Garden Grov~ Blvd. at Beach Blvd. 89Z-5.l51 j,3.l·'.!281 Motorcycles 9300 Raytheon Flasher. 613-43701---------- '68 H11nda 450cc 5-~ Scrambler. Clean. x I nt I=========' I nicch. cond. $700 or make Boat Slip Mooring 9036 offer. 4~9289 1968 SUZUKI :ffix. iood &.IP ~Vanted t"or Nl!'lv 26' t."Ondillon $400. 962-4644 4.9 Eves. L213/ 47>-4221 Days/ Weekends. Colun1bia Sailboat. Ca 11 pm •1>50J9 -~==~~----1BRONCO 4 !!pffd Sib: trail NEW P 0 RT Lido bike. Sacrifice SliO. Peninsula. 22' pl)Wer boat, 644-5475 1961 Ford P.U. 3t Ton. 6 Cyl. New Eng & Brakes. Call 546-.)S:lj before 6 PM. '59 FORD P.U. 1,~ Ton. $650. Minney'a 543-4192 Days or 54s..;;,o..19 Evenings. 1960 IH i'ravelall, a.ir-9 pa~nger -S49a. ' * Ph: 548-512i * ·57 QI.EV ~-, Ton. $32.\. Utili· ty trailer. new tires, litl!S. $65. &17 ""4030 BAYSIDE MOTORS 1200 W. Chut Hwy., N.B. DATSUN 9510 side tie. $2. per ft. 673-0741 HONDA 150 & S-65 $ Mobllt Homt1 9200 Cheap! Rum OK. u.ui MtSUN _... J.J1..g21s '63 ECONOLINE Van. tirc1, paint, etc. $950. 675-5535 N•w 10 WIDE 12 WIDE '68 TRIU~fPH BON-JHpl • NEVILLE. 6,000 miles. Xlnt -~------"Leall<'r in The Beach {)Iles" Family & Adult Porks oond. Call M2-3Sl2 JOO! JEEP. Sil•"· 2'3 ZIMMERMAN / Or'11ge County -all areas Chevy. l\tany e.'ltraJ. l\tust l & 2 BR, 1 BA, carpets. 1969 YAMAHA 305 Scrambler sill. 842-TITI 2145 H.AllOJt BLVD. drapes, landscaping. Priced 4 months old -850 mUe1. FOUR 1l":cl4" aanc1 tit~s tor S4~10 $3.195 10 S899a !-lust Se.II! ~ . .;;.;~9 Jttp. '1.000 mi. $160. '67 DATSUN lllDSTR Up to 10 YN fina.ncin;: 1969 Yamaha AT-1. $350. =~=-~~---~=clllOO, 4 :spd, dlr, all ortatnal, 842-3939 American a.1!).()959 for quick sale. 1~ JEEP \Vagoneer 4 wo. luatre py, plush black int. LIDO Peninsula. Custom *962-1062• new V-1. P/s, PI b . Ml:SI sacrifice? $149'J. Take coach w/cabana. Complete· '69 Yamaha 12'5 Endun:i. Only AM/FJ\1. Hi flot Ores. older American car or am.all ly dilferent $15,950. Trade? 200 mi's. $425. Call -0-drlve. Comp. reblt. Make down. URE&l3. Call Phil &73-3524 Q73...T';J96 oUer. 494-7182 494-9773 or 545-063-t. HORNETS •63 CORVETTE ",'o:.S~;, '1799 I •1. .. T BIRD '· • ..... D't • IHGY tltl '1299 I '63 CADILLAC .';~";.::· '999 '66 LTD "· ...... •.• ....... CWWJ47l) '1499 I NOW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY AT ORANGE COllNTY'S NEWEST OlllDll NOW P•ICIS STAlT AT $1994 '66 PLYM .... IATILLITI • AUTO. fTAU 16tl '66 DATSUN ....,"'!: ~=""' '849 '69 AMX '" ...... ,.._ '2999 f«t. Went, IDS:1'741 '66 CHEVELLE "ftzo~.<t· '1699 Vltff Tep, P.S. '67 JAG. XKE ·~ ':' '31991 'U' V W IUS ' -.. .... 1m41JJ • . IWIW7t71 DOR SA MOTORS JOHN CONNILL "NO GIVEAWAYS NO GIMMICKS" . .. J ust 21 Y.,,, of Ho"ett Dea lf"9· Solli"9 Chevreleh . LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY Brand New 1970 Monte Carlo flllly 94111,,... wltlt tvrlle llylll'9fMtk, elr c"4lrlelf11t, ,,..., ,,_,.,, ,. • ., 4hc ~ ... ,,.el' wl.UW.. •l•'lf ,.,,, ,.~II• w/ rMr wet .,..11., 1'1111 ••' 11111cll 111er1. 11Jll70LIJ71f41 IM· MIDIATE DRIYlltY BRAND NEW 1970 CHIVROLET NOVA $ Cl~\~~~UT 1969 CAMAROS MUST GOI OYllt 71 llAND NIW TlUCQ TO CHOOll PlOM -V1•TONS • \~·TONS· CAllrTALLS .64 CORVmE '67 CHEVROLET H.T 4 MINd. •.Olo. "'•'-"· "'"' ~n• .,.,,..,, WltOfl, VI. tu!o., lt&H. ~II • '63 FORD I '63 PONTIAC S<lulre 4 Or Wtl'Ofl. Vf, tllltll'ntllr~ lt&H .' Grtl'll Prlr. \II, 111111 .• ltelef'Y 1tr, ,,S .. $1295 II lff le NlltYI, (Ul'Z016! tmtl! dlolt. lTWH1•) $1995 .... ~ ..... ;~;~ I '" '~";3;~~ (NlM~) '68 FORD '64 CADILLAC '64 RAMBLER 17' FIBERGLASS t.tlt Jtle MIO H.T. Csoe. VI, iu/9., ,,S. c ... ~VIiie. VL iUto .• ftClltf'I' t lf, P.S, lt&H. Bell~ llM!n "llW. ('l'PTtll' ''"°' "*'*· 1111• llr•flll MW. !JTl!7t!) 2 Door. Aulomtlk, heeler. ITl~I C•b'" cn11wr. a ""' Jllfl~to11 tltc: e111;o tr11!tr. flf'rlfk dul ti $1995 $1495 $195 $695 '68 CADILLAC '66 BUICK '64 MERCURY '62 BUICK DtVH!.1 (°""1. VI. aul!I., ftcltn' e!r, tu!! .... r .. 1&1'4, IOHflll,. Llkl IM tit' It ftft f~t fttlON. (WlffltS) W!lfflt H.T. (M, V .. ttltt>y lk"N t lr. Gtrlvtrf, VL 1tlf1lnltllc, lt&H. 11~~1 toed. S!tvltrt M,T, CM, 4 cyl , eutw,, '·I~ rt• ,,s., At.H. (ltCVtlli Ul.IYttO Iii.. llwtw, l'XOllll $4395 $1391 '67 PONTIAC '68 CAMARO c..-VI, eutom1tlc. rMle. Mtttr. rzvo. HT. r;:,. VI. 1utom111e,. ,..,.. a!ttrl'lt, GIJ) rtulty ftlct IVl'l'JnJ $995 '67 CHEVROLET lmttl~ H.T. Ctt. VI, tvM .. !lcterr •I•, , S .. lt&H, YlltYI rl)ff, (TJllJl111 $1695 '67 CHEVROLET $1995 '67 CORVAIR Mfi'lll H.l . c,.. 6 allflllt r, 1utem1!1c, •tcttrY 1\f. •-tltul Clf 11! l~reufh, (T,L!tt) $1095 '67 CHEVROLET $295 '65 V.W. BUS • ll'9td. rMio. ~"'""· l , .. 11 1'1Klfl'ffif r1t:1 llft<MI MW. fltQIUll $1395 '50 DODGE '.'r Te-1 •ltlcut !rue~. ' a!lndet'. 4 1""4. (SUJl)tl $95 '68 V.W. BUG $295 '64 BUICK SkY!tltr M.l . Cn. VI, t ut,,, leclef'v 11r. Jll.S., P·Wll'ldOwl, Jl&M, (WIA.tal! $795 '65 PONTIAC GTO VI, .ir cO!!ll , tuto .. ,..w1r 11-1"', ••· dJO, ~t•ltr. !Jrt!'I. IHI $895 '67 PONTIAC l."'-ellt. 1 tlr, M, T. VI. tllle., "'· 11 , .... tlio, llNlt•". CTWH ~ ' ' ... ' ., ' . ' ':..: -. .J ,~ ~r"·"''"'"'"'"'-"''"'"F•• .... "'\""'4"' ... , ................................... -+ ... .., ...................... .,.,, ....................... ~--·-·---·-·-.. ·-... e .............. "··-·--·-·--·~·-· .. ,.,, ___ .,.,.,.,, _____ ,,,_. -·----~ --...... -·~· --,,.---• -· .:n. V P1~0T. Saturdl)', J.inuar)' 24, 1~70 TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTAT.l~N TRANS~OR,TATION TRANSPORTATl_ON I TRANSPOR~ATION . , SfiORTlTION TRANSPORTATION · TRANSPORTATION Imported Cors HOG Sf1!rt Carw . '9610 Sport.Ci.. 9610 Uood Ci"rl . '9J!OO VOLKSWAGEN CH.ICK IVEBSON' CADILLAC . 111' Cart "°° i '-'lm_,po=•'-'ted;;;;...C"'1"'r"-1--'600= Imported Cars Imported C1rs '600 ~lm=po;;;rt.;.ed;;;;....;;C;;.••;;• _ _;9;.:;.600 VOLKSWAGEN '66 SQUAR!:BACK . '69 CAD. 5ed de Ville, aqua Radio / air, cuatom trailer flremist, 16,000 mi. stereo, "68 VW BUG hltoh, t owner. Cood <!Olld. YOUR AUTHORIZED tut tole. c:enHoel. 6 way;~· Near new .. honey creme ext., 548-4261 vinyl top, all powtr • .,u-..... f'" 5':1NIEAM VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN '69 Vw -... bac.: stlok, 5 LARGE ..... Old • ...., mil<•. Priv. SELECTION ply; •$2300. 646-.1179 VOLKSWAGEN VW BUGS rnor.-t '62 VW Bus. 1liOO cc reblt of VW TOYOTA engine. N ... 'cluleb • bat-CAMPERS $399 plush bluk lot., 4 •J>d .. dlr.l======I PO Rs c HE ..:.:"::;:;'-'~159====! Must uerifl~! Take older VOLVO - car tn trade or"""" ... ~. CAMARO VXTI32, Call Phil, 49-t-9773 -- 0' 545-0634. 145 -WAGONS. A u D I -~.------I * FUN·N·SUN I AUTHO·~·o 9JU> BUSINESS 164 -SEDANS '69 CA'IARO "307". v.a, te!'f. eau 518-4?97 H b V W ·i-----·---I ''8;:,,Vl:..,;=•.::.R:..;/::,~.:.;-00/>:::,..t_co_od".1 a r our o • Orig owner. l<TAXE or. TOYOT:A Mork II Wtgons HI Lux Pickups -.... ncr CnilHrS ..... .·w...., •. PLl:JS OTHER f;IARD ro Gf:I' MODELS tl°O\V tN STOCK YOl.r Best.DeiJs Are Stm.At DEAN LEWIS 1966 Harbor, C.M. BILL MAXEY !T!OJY!§ITIAJ 18111 BEACH BLVD. Hunt. Buch 147-8.555 1 ml N. ofO>ut Hwy. on Bell VOLKSWAGEN 'M V\V Bug. Xlnt body. Good engine & tires. Sunroof. : S795. Orig owner. 546-2785 V\V -SUNROOF, new engine, pa.int, tin!s, brakes, upboJ . $425. GT:>-4452 ,1960 V\V Bus . .W HP, new ·pain!, new interior. xlnt ·running cond. $875. 673-1975 '68 V\1/-Snrl. FREE- likis '"ith purchase. * 495-6910 ... '68 V.W. r.tany Xtras. Clean. · Dark Blue, Coca n1ats, sun roof. $1550. Ph. 549-3758 '63 VW. Clean, new brakes, 2 new tires, Rblt. ei:ig .. radio. '"6--0770 WANTED V\V QUa -w/i:ood body, tram, akle, bl6wn engine. 646-2587 \. New Cars FER. Mlilt aell! M'J-7882 ·~rnV:i1 = !.1.~ot: FER. Odl> 67i-330S 1965 Red Volkswagen, Xlnt cond. 30.000 miles. ss.;o. S49-4S6f aft 6 pm · '57 V\V. Excellent Ch~ap Transportation. l\Iake Oller. call 962."t782 '68 VW, eutp, xlnt cond. lE:,000 . ml. Extrtul. Orig owner. $1500. 642-1TI9 'ti6 V\V Cemper. Excellent condition. Ne.w Tires. Fully Equipped. Call 6f=184:i '67 V\V Sqback, SUnroof, Al.I/FM. l~,000 .nU:1 .. '°!l't' Coqd. .OR 3-0913. '&1 V\V Bui. Xlnt cond. Sunroof. $875. 613-901'.l 196(1 V\V Bull. Xlnt c.ond, 1965 reblt engine. Many new parts. $69i 675-5812 '61 DELUXE Kombl. Body rough, but mechan. sound. '70 lie. $450. 545-6771. '61 VW. blue, rblt eng .. xlnt cond. $500 or best offer. 67~1736 aft 7, Sa t anytin1~. '6G V\V Fastback l!Jl'. 4 track lape det·k l.'. llpkrs., ail' (.'Ond. Sl·l9j, 548-6724 ·~ V\V BUS Needs ,,·01·k S2j(}. 616-!)jl3 1969 V\V Campt'r \Vestphalia. pop top. ~ "30,000, ·m\ •. New tlrt:s . .s3ioo· ·"Tlt/894-1563 · • '()l ~V\v "'sta. wag. Red w/whitef inltr. Gd Corn!. $1650. Catt' ~ ~~ '!ii $325 '58 $32j All other model~ now in '' SALE.5 & SERVICE '68 $U45 .62 $49S stock. 4 &peeds•&:: automatics. CONVERT, out1ilaJ'VJin1 buz· 18TU BEAOl BL., llaM.JS :6l $35o •69 Sll9S Your Best Deals Are StilLAt DEALER FOR ORANGE COUNTY ~ar orange ,v/black top & HUNTINGTON BEACH Sa!art 1845. Voqoro l450 DEAN LEWIS piw;b black vinyl lnt., AIT, '69 KARMANN Ghia-aula. Mtni'T S1195. Excellent Selection PIS, R/H etc. "Note: this ......, ......., ,.,.. ...,., ""~" 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9.3()3 car has only 17,631 ,mile11 & Beaut. bronze cpe. $2375. ~-•->""' .,_.w.io Of Q 1· U d ··"th ---• bl •-No. 7 Be",.,.,. a~ .. , NB. '61 VOLVO 4 Q>d. Good ctoM. ua 1ty s.e is sold w• ·a u-Cl''ll"erra ~: .;>'C"" ..... ,. .. .,..., '69 VW BUll, 1% yr wart left. Will d f d bu new C<!-r factory ·wana~! 675-Q62I M9-3031Ext. 66or6T AM/FM rad. Craig 8 track. tra e ar uoo a:gy: Porsche5. 1957-thru 196~ Only S269;i. l\.tARQU I S 1967 vw Bug 1500 eng. Like 1970 HARBOR BLVD. Comb Catn"1' • 8 pass bu11. 0 ~ motorcycle 80 to l60-CC l\ITRS: 900 So. Cst Hwy, new. \Vht ,vi red int. COSI'A MESA Paneled & crpted. No Hot with cash. S7J...2l6<! Aft. 6 EXCELLENT FINANCING L.agwla B e a c h. 494.r:ioa. Al\1-Fflt SlJ(K]. 962-3029 '69 V\V Sedan $1195. Lite blue ~~s~ bc5t otr. ~:°';~LV~0~.68~. -,°'ut-,.~14~2.->'°l'"any-ONLY AT • . • ..~5»J;;.,c;lc,OO~. =~,,.-,=-..-~-,-I '67 VW Bus. Orig. Owner. w/blk vinyl interW. Radio extras! Mint co ndition . '67CAMAROV-8. R.S.4"l"'' ~,.,f·~~ .. c;~~,j,,Days ~ ;;:~~;.:1 .... '"" * '61 VW, R&H, $~50 12495. 962-281'.l CHICK· IYERSON PORSCHE AUDI Doo Brk~ AM/FM. R&H -;~=~=;:;;:===-'=========.;.=•94-~"'9===0='=='="=-5303= ========= Lo l\li. lnslr. Xtras. Clean. ;;: Sport (•~• •. 9610 Authorized Sales -Service -Parts Priv. Pty. 613-8342. 900 WEST COAST HWY. '67 can1aro ss. Xln't Cond. '68 Volvo P·1800 S NEWPORT BEACH 646-9391~9-3325 Mr. MoPhen;oo, 9AM.&>M. A car of car1! Flnlsheji tinl==========-c======'==== I call 644-2430. 673-4378 aft 7. Bal~rn Red w/fuJl tilk !eath-Antiques., Classica 96151 Autoa W1ntel 9700 '67 CAMARO 275 HP-327 4 er inter. Evft'Y asi;c. 1mag. -----1 :.::;;::...:.:.::::.::;:::.._.....:= on this l owner local jewel. ATTN : DEALERS! wr: PAY CASH spd, Tach & gauges. Excel \Von't last, hlllTY on this 1 OF ITS KIND IN n~ cqncl. $1595. 673-95Z! OO>e. J1rl.t!port Jl111port s THE WORLD • • • FOR v·ouR CAR The Best Pulling Ad MQney Can Buy. Licensed Running Replica Of The S$ Norman- dy. 27' Long, 14' High. Plush Lined. Can Be Used For Sia· CONNELL CHEVROLEl tionary o.r Mobile t\dvertis-2828 Harbor mYd. 3100 \V. Coast H\yY., N.B. ing, Applicable To Any Busi-Costa l\tesa 546-1200 6,f2.!).IO.;i " 5-l(}.1764 1-.....:=:;:.:==-=-==-- A 'hot.· _. 'tG h-t ness. Call 646-6966, 618 Tus. lMP6R""-· \\'ANTED u 1z.,.. " ..,.,a er un· • N.B. ..., Orange . (00ntiet .'65 Jaguar XKE ~~; T-F--~1500--La-,,-li<-,-;,-,-X-P-EG TOP S BUYER Stiver. blue "'/deep n~1d~ght Well kepl & partially re· Bll.J.. MAXEY TOYOTA blue inter. Fu11y equip, incl. stored . Delux Access. \Vii-e 1888I Beach Blvd. r.hrome wire v•h~els. Local· \vhls Nu top. SJ&JO. 54;).6m fl Beach. Pb. &17-8555 Jy 011.'ned & serviced, see &'l==io· =='='==== drive today. Autos Wanted 9700 lked Cars 9900 J!rwµort 311nµorts 3100 W, Coalit Hwy., N.B. 642-9mi 5~0-176'1 Authorized l\1G Dealer WE P>.Y .• CASH tor used cani ~ trucks Just call wi: fot fret: nHmate. GROTH CHEVROLET Ask for Sales Mana&er l821l Bearh Blvd. Huntington Beach Kl !>33'1 * FLEET SALE * £5) 1968 Chevy :.npalas :! Door .............. $1700 (;l) 1968 Chevy Impalas 4 Door • .. .. •• •• • . .. • $1650 (3) 1968 Ford Country sedan station wag ..• , $1900 (1 l 1968 Ford Galaxie 4 Door ................ $1600 534-5290 WE PAY T~O~P~-. -,-,-B-u_k_k_Lo_S._b,.,--,-d-, DOLLAR hn:ltp, fa.ct air, ptb, pis, gd fQr good, clean used can. tires. $39J. 8-12-2754 all makes. See George Ray Theodore Robins Ford 1967 BUICK ST A \VAG. 2060 Harbor Blvd. Lo\v mileage. Clean C.M. 642-0010 :-.46-8169 CHEVROLET "66 Malibu SS · Canv. Au1o PS/PB Yellow/Bk Int. TFY 488 Sale! $1099 Salt! Mister ''T'' 645-1441 2100 Harbor Blvd .• C.M. '64 CHEVY Bel Aire 2 di'. V-8 Stick $56.i. 536-TISl belore 5 PM, ask for Phil or 407 Delaware. HB '55 Chev.. '68 327 engine. headers. mag wheels, 4. 5, 6 gears. r.fulil sell. $450 or best oUer. 494-6061 '66 Impala 2 dr hdtp, V-3, autom. pwr strg/brks, r/h. \li'ill fin Priced to s e 11. :w1-m1 8-s. 496-94n aJt 6. '61 It<JPALA Super Sport. Air, rebll eng, good cond. 67J...5Til1 '55 CHEVY, 2 door sedan. Best offer! •54s-67~* . I . 9810 1962 Buick. Outstanding con- dition. Carefu lly main· tained. Reasonable. 645-7377 '61 CHEV 4 dr Sia wag, stick. nu uphol & rugs. Good cond. ~. 540-994(1 aft 5:30. '56 CHEV 4 dr, 265 eng., 2 nu lires. Never breaks. $115. 613-3316 • • BRAND NEW GUN!l .~RIX •••• 7 INVENTORY REDUCTION PllCE. , " •• ' . Demo 1969 GTO H. T. Cp• • .A.ir c.ond .. power dii, br•~•:. power ''••ring, c.onsol1, turbo hydr•"1tli,, etc. 242l79Zl(l'll067 . Demo 1969 LE MANS 2 Or. H. T. Cordova top, \18 . auto., •" c.ond., power sl•eri119 & brelui1, c.oniole. (2 fo t.11001• from) 2l7379ZI 10111 New 1969 GTO Air c.ond .. power di1, brek1,, pewer iltlf• i119, turbo hydre1111lic . 24237'1:2126301 Demo 1969 CATALINA l 'Dr. H. T. Air t.011d .. ,t.erdov• fop, pow1r 1l•1rin9, power di1c briiket, lurbe livd•a· mafic., at.,. 252179Cll2719 Demo 1969 BONl'IEVILLE " Or. H. T. Air c.e11d,. power wi111dow1·11•I· •l11rl11,.br"~''' tu1bo hvdr1~1tic:. etc. 26?. J99C!1122l Demo 1969 BONNEVILLE 1 Or. H, T. Ail cond., c:ordov1 top, power wi11dow1•1te1r!11,·b••ltet, turbo hydramal!c.. . 1tc:: 26Jl79Cl I 5909 l>tJimo 1 %9 BONNEVILLE 2 0,. H. T. Air c.ond .. powar windowt·sletr- i11\1. b11 k1t, turbo hydr1'"1tit., 1tc.. 262179· Cl 1•11t I $3877 $3727 $3977 $3977 $4177 $4277 $4177 I '67 VOLKSWAGEN R1dio. haotar, o4 ipeed. 27,931 111i!11. IUPF 837) "67 BONNEVILLE o4 Or, H.T. Hydr11m1lit., power 1!1eri119. pow· 1r b••••1, redio, h11l•r, WSW, f•t.lory .;,, !TXS9451 "68 CATALINA 4 Or. H,,dr111111tic. power 1lt1ri11<J, power br11\11, r11dio, li11!1r, WSW, f1clory 1ir. !WFE820) '66 GTO 2 Or, H.T. Y8, hvdr1ffl1tic, power 1t1•ti"lJ· r1dio, h111t1r, WSW , vinyl top, {1c.lory air. fRZTOQl) "65 CATALINA 4 Or, H.T .• Y.1. hvdr11111lie, pow1r ti11ri~g. r1dio, h11t1r, whila well lire1. INCCO l81 "67 MGB H.T. Wira wh,111, " ipttd, r1d ;o, lie•ltr. 29,07~ mil•'· IUVG 7J•J '66 FORD FAIRLANE 500 Co11v1rt. lt1dio, li11l1r, •uloll'latlc:, pow- '' 1tee1in9. ITPH7101 $1377 $1277 $1877 $1277 $677 $1977 I. $977 ROY CARVER PONTIAC 2925 HA."BOR BLVD/ COSTA MESA f YI §MI _., __ • Kl-64444 • I I LEASE · RENT Immediate delivery on alt 1970 FORDS & FORD TRUCKS popular rt1akes. Fo1J authorized lcasini· system. Get Our Competitive Rates Theodore ROBINS FORD 2000 Harbor Blvd. Costa 111esa 642-0010 CADILLAC '61 Impala. 4 dr, runs well, good transp. car ;350 or best offer. ~9Hl97 '68 Chevelle Station Wagon, '66 CADILLAC P\\'r steering. auto. trana. SEDAN DEVILLE 11750. 494-•1'1 Completely luxury equipped 1005 CHEVELLE El Ca.mtno including leather interior. \v/camper top. $925 Ca!h. ait' cond. \~·irh autoinatic Art 4 p.n1 .• 968-1626 ~mp control. Tilt & t e I e '60 IMPALA 4 dr, tow 1vhecl, prn\'er 1vindou.-s, stcr. mileage. good condition, eo M f /Ffl:I. Lo1v niileage. gooct tlres. S350. 494-19139 Beautiful light bt!ige. $2795. Phone 6i5-0339 'j1 CHEVY. tires, good paint, ir ·erior, 283. 3 speed, a..ir y1 LEASE y1 1967 CADILLAC Coupe de shocks. S4T·22'"J9 Ville. Full factory. ,po"·er. =~=~~~--'69 Cad Eldorado. full pwr., New tlrcs. Run.., perlectly '58 O!EV. Good transp. car. air. vinyl top, lG.IXXJ mi., $1250. 646-4567 l\Iust seU, best offer. $179 per 1no. I~-'~""'°"~=--894-5942 after 6 '68 Cadillac Eldorado ·54 CAD. $139;), radio, air, vinyl top, 2006 PLACENTIA '63 CHEVY Sta Wag. Auto. COSTA MESA PIS. Good Brakes. $150 . . :~~-B-: ~~dau, full f"M',1 '66 Cadillac, Sed de ViJ1e. Call.1346-0l?liO afttr 3 PM. air, stereo tape: Si9. per mo. hdtp. 46,000 mi., tilt whl, '57 CHEVY 233' Cu in. 3 '67 Galaxie 500, 2 dr HT, a.ir. $2475. 897-2723 Speed ' Runs Good. Call air, vinyl top: $59. per mo. 62 TO\VN Sedan. Ne1v tran.<1:, ,4~96-=9'03==~~-= SO. COAST LEASING radiator, brakes. Run.-; good. '62:qJEVY II Nova_statim1 $650. eH6-~3 Priv Ply \Vagon. Ne\v tires &:. brake; TIME FOR (j)UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD I '65 Fleetwood Brougham, ,!400~=· "'&14-<lo:,.7541~~~--· air rond, all extras: one '68 CHEV Malibu. sta wag,; ow n er. $199:>. 4M-3892 V.S, pwr 11teering, r k hf bet1veen 6 & 9 pm fae,t air. $1750. '833-1282 , -~~-'-~-~~-· '63 CQUPE DeVille. All 57 Chev. Falr condition avail. p\\T &·air. Nu tires. & Needs windshield $150 tune-up. $1150. 54S.:.S7n. :HS.7a32 I '64 CAD. Be]O\V \Vhsl. $1159· 1962 CHEVY Impala Sta.Hori Runs & Looks Good. Call Wagon. Xlnt rond. $500. 962-8688. * 642-2799 * Imported Autos 96f\Olmported-Auto1 96001mpoded Auto• 9600~ FREE IJ4gf WITH THE PURCH~SE ' · OF A NEW CORTINA •2D-s •4D-s • GT's •Wagons 12,000 MIU ., Olll YIU WAlllAllTY Wtl:N YOU Wf A NlW 1969 CORTINA ROM IS Wl Will PAT Foet Al1 ffff: GAS IT USU FOi TWO FULL MONTHS AU·~".:'LMUST AT SUNSn fOID ••• NO 'AYMDITS TILL MAICH !"• 1970 l'rl«. , ...... ' '-lia. •• 20. ...... -.•• -.... 1Af2S>.IOUJ !· TAANSPORTATION : . Utod C•rs 99QO . --...~ . CHEVROLET ;· .U.S. No. ''I" CHOIC E ~ '66 OiEVY JI, V~ "NOVA" • HDTOP, A/T, PIS, Rll f, _new w.walla, 1parkllna orJ.a:- UW Glenn Gree(l w/ln1mac J .ttn Int, "Atlnt" <.'Olld!tlon, Only $1565. ~f A R Q U I S MTRS: 900 Sot Cit Hwy, Lquna B c a .. n. 494-7503, OW!IOO '68 CAMARO RS 4 Sp, "327" Air S.yr, warranty Ser 1F09 ~e! $1999 Sale! Mister ''T'' " 645-1441 2100 Harbor Blvd., C.M . '65 EL CAMINO Auto trans, pov.-er s1ccri11t;, brakes, air cond. Sale! $1199 Sale! · Milter "T" 645-1 441 . 2100 Jiarbor Blvd., C.flt. '. '63 CHEV Impala 4 Dr. HT. · P/s, P/b, auto. 52,000 ac· tual ml. Runs good. Clean. -$!175. 5-16-4454 bclr 6 pm, sun 642--6127 • 'fl6 2 Or Impala. Air . Power. R&ll. Auto. Xlnt cond. 1 owner. Sl.295, Will take clean trade: 496-3441 or .496-2500. '66 Impala conv, like new, radio, heater, power. Will IJCr. Under Bl ue Bqok '$1125. 1.1ake offer to owner 673-9536 eves, 4!»-7220 days '58 OIEVY wagon. Clean in &: out, new tires, lntns, gen, _ carburelor, just had valve job. ;;DI. 544-3417 '57 Panel .,.,•agon "'/456 Poli-traction !\tags. Big tires. Gd. cond. $650 ph 546-6157 CHRYSLER s ... ot.,~I• .24, 1970 DAllY mar TRANSl'ORTATION _TRA_N_S_PO_R_TA._T_l_O_N_1_T_R_A_N_S_PO_R_T_A_T_ION_· _ TRANSPORT#.TIO~ji!l~~!t~~::i~~~~~!!~I UMCI C•rs 9900 Uood C•rs 9900 Utod C•rs 9900 Usod C•rs 9900 Usod·C•rl" 9900 UMCI Con ·- TRANSPORTATION TRAN$PORT ATION UMd Cars 9900 Ustd Cari 9900 COUGAR MUSTANG MUSTANG 1969 COUGAR XR·7 1--------1 1M.I MUSTANG CONV. \Vhl!e v.·tblk vinyl top, PIS. ...., BLUE CHIP 219 . v.a w/ manual 3 ~. P/B, Air. 11.000 mi. $2998 AUTO SALES R I H. IMMACULATE!! or m&ke offer. B1acll: top, )'d_k>w body, new >G-01G1 2145 HARBOR Bl VD. lx.tt.ry. "°'· 11344<1 '"68"co=u"G"AR=x~R~7", -.. ~,,-.-.~,,-,1 COSTA MESA Pis, disc brakes, like new * MUSTANG * $259:>. 646-8730 ==D=O=D=G=E==I,: ~~~A_L __ s~~.~ it Boss 302 5IXNl ml. Fae. \lo•arranl)'. Will Sac $.1500. 6f2.a4u· aft 7 PM OLDSMOllLE '66 Mustana: r&h, auto ps, ---------1 air, vinyl top, A!d wlblck Int. '68 Dart 6 cyl auto, 13.000 '66 Mustllll& r&h, auto, vinyl CHERRY '65 Old• 442, many vinyl top. New treads $1800 top, ps, air, yellow, blck int. exbu. Must sell this or best offer MS-2337 be.lore '65 Must.uv ........... , $695 weekend . 83(1.-1156 . , 2 PM . • . Tran1portatlon C•r1 19&1 OLDS convt p/s, p/b, 66 GT DART, 55,000 ~fl . 2 $99 up * Special Sale dean $550. Days 646--5639 Nu tires. Xln't Cond . $1050. S.10-Gl'l * &&2-9700 evu 673--571'1 ' Call 833-2490-=========l New Cari FORD 62 FAIRLANE 4 dr V-8 A-T. Real good family car, but am desperate to sell $350. 6Ta-7~ 1965 Cntry Squire, air, pwr, new tires, xlnt cond. Must sell $119j, &38-4700 or ;w..9623 '66 Falrlane 500 XL 3911 V-8. 21 dr, auto. r&h, iact air, p/1,. p/b, orig owner, xlnt coDd. 11500. 842-8lD8 9800 New C•r1 9800 =:;:;,.;:;.;.:_~-=:;1~~"""-~--'~I •••D PLYMOUTH PONTIAC PONTIAC T·llllD ,._ '68 YAUANT 5 YR WAR."'..ANt ~ • ECX>NOMY Pl.US * Sale! $1199 Salel · Mister "T' 645·1441 n~ Harbor Blvd., c.P.t. PONTIAC ·61 Firebird 400. auto trllru!, paWer atttrln&, $19SO. 4!)4...Q9;)1 New C1r1 '6' L<MANS fll<ltp sport PONTIAC '61 GTO Coupe, air• extras, low Sf k Air N mUeagl!, exceptional , IC' • ew T i re s , SU-2335 GaUEes. Xlnt Cond. $1975. PONTIAC '69 GTO' 15,lm ml, e:!.rJs~) 592-ttw Eve• I: a:old. blk vinyl top; auto trans, CONOie, p/1, p/b, xlnt. Pvt pty.-846-o3221 196.'i GTO. Automatic, very clean. Consider trade for equity. 548-2858 '69 Pontiae-Grand Prix. Fully loaded. Clean! * SJ3...2448 * '68 PONTIAC Bonneville, 4 dr hdtop, air cond., PB, PS, pwr '''indows, &.way seat, · tilt slrg whl, lo mlles. 1970 Rfg. paid. Aval! about Feb lsl. $2300. &tf-223-1, CVfS, · ·sHELBY -------.._,..:-~l~u;J;TM·Blrd.~~.IDDr~.~.~a,.,.;;;;,;:~I '65 T•llRD Ute blue, <1111'1! W.,l t.v. "Air'' PS/PB/PW Stereo A Beauty- , -·YPW 610 Sale! $1099 Sale! Mister ''T"- 645·1441 2100 Harbor Plvd,, C.M. l\tll _.. Incl •Ir. '°"' COl>d. f299S « PIO A T.O.P. ~ ----~°"" car. 141""7 « S.19111 1"'5 THUNDERBIRD. -New · enctne, paint 4 U.. terior. 544-2626' VALIANT '61 T·Bifd, xlnt cond .l----------1 htechanlc SUl&ellls $~50. mt.kl! otter. 49H63S. &ft 5 Sat. 1985 VAUANT 111dtp. lOnt cond. 4 new tlfta. mlle1. $915. 673-5199 '&1 Le htaru!I , 326 engine, white. $900. Good eond. 1 Eves. 646-2517 '67 SHELBY 350 GT. MUlt IT'S Beach houAe time. Bis· sell lmmed. $7100. Call all 6, p11t eel~tlon ever! See the 646-lpl -1~ DAILY PJLOl' \VANT ADS! '65 V AU.lNl' 6 cyl. 3 llML radio, htr. 19 ml pec-pl. saoo or be1t arr. 557~ taOoNew Cars-9800 New C.rs 9800New C•rs 9100 N•w C•rsiiiiiiiiiiiii. i-iij .Johnson.son I 1931 4 DR Model A. Chev. 283, Olds .rear end. S. W. gauges. Moat .reasonable of· fer takes: 5'8-2858 1970 MAVERICK. low mueaee. auto, radio. beater. 12100. 5>h'l290 Remember! No ane, ablalutely no one can make yau a better deal on a IJncoln·Mercury ·jii'ocluet than your kiciit'deal· er, JOHNSON & SON. AND who else can back the sale up with 18 yean of 9uallty Service. 1964 FAIRLANE Station \Vagon, air cond. re.built motor. $600. 646-SW!I Eves. 841-61'1.1 * '64 FORD Ga1 500. 4 door sed., V-8, auto. Good order. $6j(), or best oUer. 5~9-1002 '63 Ford Country Squire \Vag. V-8, Auto, w/air. $400. Call 642-1165 '65 FAJRLANE 4 dr sedan, a/c, very clean. Going overseu, best otr. M.5--1196 '62 FORD 6 GALAX IE S115. * 546-7'!69 '62 COUNTRY ~-, Air Cond. p/b, p/s & rear wind & rack. $500. 842-4.526 JEEPS \ New Marqois. The most dramatically styled car since the Conti-I Marie II. · 'Yos WOll'l Jee a -dium-f)ficed cor lo.l:e !his "" orry Ol~~r st<owro~ Morqu~ ~s a d•aP'NC7fic el~a. a l!IOjeshc Woury ltlor or>'v 1he eteot01T of !h. ContKJe11lol Mon: Ill could lftOl:a. W 1rh this styrl"g cod "'-rurpr•S•t>g pno, "°" liove eo hCl.Jla ~ s111!• 5or o dvll 5it!!e cor. 'Mod~J fl.'o. 63 AS LOW AS '3866 .ONLY AT •-' - JOHNSOrf:cft SON ' ' * lriipre11ive lmperl•I 1969 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL .. tE BARON .. , Idxur!ous, aJ)&l'klina: onyx black. 4 Dr Rd. wllandau top, plush black a:enuine calf skin int., all space age power a111is!11, AM/Fl.1 stereo + "DUAL AIR CONDITIONING !" Un-der transferable r.cw car '611 JEEPSTER Convt. 4 warranty. N 0 1 e: "\VhoJe. \Vheel Drive Xln't Cond . .sale'' blue book ii $4600. Buy ! =Cal=l°'E;v="=·="='=-150=1=. ==~ SOVTHERN C)tLIFORNl.4'S FINEST LINCOtN·MERCVRY SALES " FORCE thl1 right tor only S4395! MARQUIS ti.ITRS. 90o So. Cit. H1~1ay, Laguna Beach, •7503 or 541>3100. 1965 CHRYSLER N~. full pwr, nu be.tt, tire s. Orta:. Own. $1000. 642-7690 or 494-4987 CHRYS. '68 T&C Sta. Wag, Fact air. full pwr: rack, loaded, lo mi $2895. 644-1740 CONTINENTAL 'k Conl'I, blk w/blk nylon uphol, all pwr, Ut wh1, 'radio &: tape. Xlnt ed. Ownr ·642-2806 eves. '64 CON'l'., Hu Everything! Pampered by k>cal R.E. Bkr. ;-644-0505 or 644-1133 ~66. OUTSTANDING. Air, 1 owni!r. $500 under value. $rl75 Terms. ·546-3356 CORYAIR ms; COUPE. 3 1pd. New trans &: clutch. Good shape $425. 546-5843 Prlv Pty '63 CORVAlR l\1ortz.a con- ·wrt. Excel. conct. Orig owner. ~. 548-5106 CORVAlR '65 P.fonza. Convt, .f spd. Good condltton, oo oil leaka. $500. Ms-6759 '62 Monz.a. Englnc, chassis, tires, etc. in xlnt cond. ;;m. 4%-1509 aft 6 CORYmE MERCURY '59 MERCURY Wsg. AJso, '58 :Edsel Wag. Both Xln't transp. Nu tires on 1. $150 ea. 64.Z-0008, 2517~ Santa Ana. Ave., C.M. '69 COUGAR .XR-7. Xlnt cond. Lt Jtn, whtJthr, full p.,.,T incl wndws, tile 1tr'g, a ir. Bank terms. 675-S!Xl7 66 ?lfercury Colony Park Sta- tion Wagon. Clean. Io mileage & fully loaded . 548-47a5 1968 MERCURY Montego Wagon, Good cond. MAKE 9FFER. 673-009'l eves. ~USTANG * '67 MUSTANG V-&, "4" SPEED Sparkling orig lime lrolt green, vinyl Int. Brand new preniium "Tla:er Paw" w/ walla "Choice" low mlleaa:e -rrom a fine l:J::Jt:ne, and only $1199. MARQUIS MOTORS. 900 So. Cst Hwy, !Aguna Beach. Gt-7503, 540-3100 '67 MUSfANG V-8, Craiger Mags. Good Cond. Bl:t Ofr Ovr $12SO. 549-1706. Steve. '67 Blue Fastback 289, xlnt cond., xtras $1399. MS-6451 or 646-9328 FRESH TRADE·lllS · ON 1910 CHEVROLETS 'U CHEVY II MOM Sport c.-. ' t~lfl'lfff· •vto!Mllc. ndJe. llHttr. EllC~ll't' nke !fl. 11fi 0\11. "TrMttd It'\ Ill I llnllll -'11 IO'IDHI. A told v1lw. l lC- lllH 114- 11211 ~di arYr. iiu~niton Beach ""'' lt ..... s. ...... ,.,._ Phone 545-1163 or '47-6139 Open 7 'O.yt 'Tll 10 P.M. ' mn 1111e ..... , P1L1US1S IOI MAN•AN WA.YNI S9UU!I PU.NI HAYDIN IUU U.Y NANCY WILSON • ORANGE COUNTY'S FINEST USED CARS. • Johnson & Son Ra• 'l'fle Rep1d•tlon · Ot Offfflng 'l'he Fl11est Select lo11 at tlsed Cars In the Co"ntil/ · ·. . '6' CONTINDITAL -~· Coup•. lot•waod "'•+•Ilic ' fi11i1h witti bl.it • l1•Hl•r I whit1 l•111:l•u roof. l uxury .ciuipp•d, f1cla,y •Ir, •It. XS R 510 $5495 '68 CONTININTAL 4 .Dr. Si d. A.91111 told fi11l1h, itrOWl'I l•Ml1u r•of, l11th1r lnt1rior. All th1 lullury fe1tt1111 ind, f•tfory •ir. YTP7J6 $3895 'H MIRCUR\' M•rqui1 Celenv P•rlr •'•· w9n1. t p111. f o;ll pow1r •q11ipp1d I f1,tory 1i1. YWR 141 $3995 '68 MERCURI' Colony P•rl: St1. 'W•9•n1. f1 to t:hoe1• from) VTM 714 111tdiu"' ehf<11111 v•llow flnl1h with 111 virivl int•rlor. Aulo1111tic tr1n1., pow1r 1t11riri9 & brek11. f•clory ,.;, cond, l11utHul ca11d. $2995 • . '65 C:ONTININTAL 4 door. D1tert 11191 frfllth with bl•lld · l1<1th1r inttrior. F11l1y hnuirv 1qut,ptd lncl11dl11t f11U pow1r I f•clory •ir. Un11t11•lly t l•1n. lie. ouw •sl $1995 '68 FORD FIDO I ' PICKUP l.Oio, h••l1r, p11t1:h•1M II.-. ~ Joh-ltnft i Son. Elt1ll•nf tollCfilion. Lie, ,091917 $1895 .... · '·~· ONTININfAL 4 doer 1.d1n, lf1lv•t l:il•tlt fini1h with W1cli: l••ih•r l",t•rior. F11lly luxury 1qulpp•d lntl u41ftt full pow•r I f1tlory •Ir. Uc. OYS 125 $1795 ~BARGAIN CORNER '67 CONTINENTAL 4 Dr. s.d. l 11utif1.1I l 1r111ud.i l lu• m•l•!lit fin- i1h with 1111tchl119 l11lh•r inl•rior, ll•ck l1nd•u ro1f, f11Uy l111111ry 1quipp.d •11'1! fee.tort 1ir t an· 1Utianin9, AM-FM r1dio, 1!1r•O l•P• dick. On•· ewn•r t1r. l1•ulifully m1lnl•i11H, l ic. TTN OJO '69 MONTECOO MX 4 dr. 1td1n1 (J to t hoo11 from !. All h1vo •o;lo. lr1n1., 11di1, h11t1r, pow1r tlojr,, PO~IL ~ •• ~11 . f,ctory 1ir, l1rid•11 roof. YWR Mt- 1,000 mil••· '67 PONTIAC GTO 2-Dr. H.T. Gold mitt 1111t1llle flril1h wilt! lll•cl: -ituch+-111h;-•uto..-ttont., r1cll• I ho•+.,, ,.w. 1r 1ln lin9, f1ctory •Ir, l•outlful condition. JRJ IOJ 11 0 11r krtel• CerMJ, we HM 111111et1111 ue4I ................................ 1e111et1tet , .. _.,11 ......... --............ ..,_.. •y 9"llt tlteM..can....._...a .. 111111 LOOI . . 'IM OYlltl ' $3195 ''7 CONTININTAL COf!Tortibl1. Pol1r _.hit• with blood l1 1lh1t I wftit1 lop. F11 tl pow•r •quipped with f•tl. •ir. vcov 2S2 $2995 '66 CONTINENTAL Co11v•rlibl1. Cerdintl 11d with blk. l11th11 l blk. top. F11llv l1111111y •qulpptd I f1ctory t ir. SQA •11 $2495 $3170 ''6 DODCOI CHARCHR Cp1., 1ut1mriic lr1111., r1dio I h11!1r, pow1r br1k11, f1ttory oir, lurituoiM flni1h wlttl "'tith· in9 tnl•rier. l ie. SOR 440 $1795 '67 COUGAR 2·DOOR Li"'' frost wilh l'!ll ithi119 vinyl buc~1h. 111!1., 219 •1191111, ,,S., •&H, 11•w c•r h •d•-1n, on• owntr 1rid Mf'Vlc.J by •11r ""''•"V· VDI' 2)1 $1995 $1995 '67 MERCURI' MAR9UIS 2 Dr. H•rdl•p. •••11lif11I teld beit • fi11l1h ,..Ith l!l•fch t119 lril•rler, fully pow1r 1q11lpptd~ ft c• tory •ir, lend<111 roof, on1 own1r. Drlv111-~y 30,000 "'ile1. UZN 914 $2495 '69 TO\'OTA COROLLA 2 DS P, .t 1pd. f11n1., r1clle I htel11, whit• w/ bl1ck i11t11iar, 11,000 ,,1v11 l'!li111. ll1•11llf11 r co11d. XOC S7 1 $1395 i&& MltCUIY MONTCl.All 110. Lire. UGW Ut CftM, ~-... tMt • • '86 POID t ALAXll ... 4 Dr. M.T. M.w ... (NIU C"I 'Ii '86 ... MllCUlt'r' t-00011 M911kl91r N,T, P'DD In J N .. TM "*NJ POlltD e.t.L.U:ll .. f•Dr. 11.,.,., IY(ll tsj INkl Ctr) !WICK ILltTll:A COH\llll:Tll U Lk. Y .. U ..,, Nie• u r. '68 ,CHll:YSLll HIWl'Oll:T . Lit. Y\IU • ·Oun Ctrl '63 "''"' w.1.iOM1111: 4 """' OPtft ..... t*I .... • • Lie. '"J 1• '89 '911:D TORINO ..,.,,... )lSft UI. ClMll. -· Johnson+ s ·on • a.aoo ©®!L OO ©®OO'ii'DOO~ltil'ii'&!L • ~£!PJ[\ m · ~~m ©!!!l mJW. ©®!!D@&oo . . . 2626 HARIOR IOULIVARD, CODA MllA NEW CAR'S 540·5630 642·0981 • 1 Mlle South of the . San Dl•1•·•reoway I USID -CARS •••1635 l '131& 111 '121& '1&11 '167& ·1227& ... '221& I \DAll.Y Pll.OT sat.urd.ly, Janury 24, 1970 " ' CADILLAC NINETEEN SEVENTY EXCELLENT SELECTION OF MODELS & COLORS AVAILABLE FOR LEASE OR PURCHASE Even when measured . by Cadillac standards of ex· · -ceUence,-the 1974-Cadillac is sure to exceed your greatest expectations. Let's get together soon ·ror a_ demonstration drive. A ~lagnificent Experie_nce •• Over 80 ··Quality Ca~illacs To Select From!! LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY ONCE A YEAR JANUARY CLEARANCE .. ·-"-SALE! 1969 COUPE DE VILLE SALE $51H ~ ~~· ·.· .. 1965 CADILLAC Std1n Oe\11111. Sable ble(t Wllfl male/II~ l11ttrkw. Ful! pb"N•r 911ulp. l'Mf1t plin ltctOry t ir condlllon!ng, ~I M radio. fTBY »II SALE $1666 PRICE 1968 CONTINENT AL ~ F-t 9r-WI;. lll9c\: vlnyl -"INI lllldc ... ltlllr lfltlr!Or. Flt!I ,.,...... Ind fKlwy air ceMltion"'9. _, IMor !Deb. AM/FM radjO, etc;. {Wll 22') . - SALE $3333 PRICE 1967 CONTINENTAL (Ollf!I!. Mint blut wl!ll blut l•Ulltr Interior. Full power. IKIO•y 1lr Conlllllolllnt, ~/FM ndlo, pOWtf 60ol' IOtlQ, t11Klm1tlc cru!n ~ trot. CTXT GJ SALE $2666 PRICE 1966 CADILLAC C!lllf!I! OtVllle. Carlbbffn IC!UI wllh wll!tt top Ind 1q11~ clDtll tnd IH~ l1tlllrlor. F11ll ~. IM:JDry tlr. AJA/FM rldlo. tll!,,ftJtscopk; 1t..,lng whttl, power tloor loc:k1, pr1ml11m tlr11. (SJL 1151 SALE $2666 PRICE 1968 CADILLAC (OUf!I! ~VJI~. Gol<I llrtmlt l wllfl blKk !OP Ind black IN!ller !"!erlor Full power. IKIOrV 1ir c-1•iorllf11, ~rerea AM/FM radio. tlll·ltff!. -..:wk 11etrlng WllKI, POWfr door lotJ<5, ""'lllgM 5fnliMI, etc " lov• ft t1r. IYGV OlJ SALE s4 333 PRICE . - 1969 CADILLAC Sodln OtVl!lt IHrdrop. Sll~llma• gold Wltll :r::ld Vll!YI top Ind r:ld Jt11Mr lntttiol". Fiii! poW<1r, !•dory •Ir CONI tklnll'IO, 1t1reo AN.I M. till Wflttl, ~ "°°'" l!Jtlu,, fWlllgtlt ~tlntl. IXEl 511;) 1967 FLEEtwOOD !lrOU9111m. Sll"wotd grfffl wl!/I black top Ind blAtk le•lhtr interior. Fu!! pb"'·er, 11c~ory 1lr, 1111 WflM!, ,iereo AMtFM. ~· ooor IO(ks, poWilr t•IJllk ••!«i., elc., t it.. (UPS 1ni SALE s3333 PRICE 1968 CADILLAC . 5tdan 0.:Vlllt •. El'flP'l-ar blue wll!I wh,.. top •nd IH!fter lnhlrtor, Full ~. llcierY IJr, powtf" lfOof" llldr.s. rur Otfoglrlf", AM/FM rldiO. (VTM 2711 SALE $ 4 222 PRICE . 1966 BUlctK Wlldttt co•ovtrl\blt. Fl•• .nglnt rid •~lffior Wiii\ bl•tk top •nd b!•tk \l!nyl lnllrlor. Full 11(11¥V, IKtw1 1lr conclltlonl119, 1'M7FM rldlo, "lull;t w11ttl1. tTkH Jltl SALE $1555 PRICE 1968 EL DORADO ••rOC!Ut ;c>IO wllll Migl !'DI) 9fid 11(1111 clolll and letllttr l"llriclr. ll'urt po...,, t1c111ry 1lr concll!IOl'llnt. altreo AM/FM radio. c•ultt control. pow1r door lodtt. brtnd new wfl!!t 11dt will flrts. (XSS '26) SALE $5111 PRICE 1967 CADILLAC 4 Doer htrdlllP. Mini !J•l'Ofl u...-lor wll!I m1Khlng cloth 8. le,ollltr Interior. 1'1111 -· f1c111r1 11r, Uh""""'· Pt-llOOr IOtkJ. cruiit c11111 .. 1. AM·FM. twlllghr ~nl1MI. {VC\. nt) SALE $2999 PRICE 1969 CADILLAC SM•ll 0tv11i.. Ermlrlt wll!!• Wllh PC!Ult11t II-tlolll Ind letll'!el' fttptlirlt l~tlrlor. Fllll po-, IK""1 tlr conclltklnlng, AM/FM r.OIO. (;EIU' 1121 Beautiful Emlio,ssy .,,.,..,with blocft·vinyl top and black cloth and loather ·intliriol. Full power, factory air, po~er dOo(locls, AM-FM radio, sptrt front seat with individual pow- er controls. (.19-tl!Jt~-,:: , ... , . SALE $5333 • ·!°. SALE $49-99 PRICE ' PRICE . . .. .--------.NABERS'-""' - 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 SALESDEPAR'n11ENTOPEN 8:30 Al\f to 9:00 PM lflon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun . • ~ . NABERS CADILLAC LEASE DIRECT lmmtdftte delivery e Excellent Selection Over four ac:m of fac:tory author· lzed total Cadillac fac:llitles deslcin· ed to better sell and service new and used Cadillac: at1tomoblles. - ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, JANUA RY 27, 1970 I f ' • --------_________________ ..;.... ___________________ _ JANUARY 25, 1970 AN EXPERT'S ADVICE You Can Grow A Better Garden A COMIC TALKS BACK . Woody Allen On Woo~y Allen ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA SURVEY FINDINGS Are You a Good Neighbor? CJhem~ourself l FOR JOHN STEJNIUCHBR, ff.C11tiora writa 11 U ,,.... '""')'CHI MW! "'~ • C.•JMlf• '° tulc co..,reu '° ,... .,oir. cJa. clutrter of •lte Nado11cl Efl•c•· Uon Auocudon1-0JMl I. Moore, K01ebur•, Ore. e I haYe begun a nationwide drive to have Congress review the charter of the NEA, with a view to lilting it if the fat:ta uncovered warrant such action. Letters to me from teachers all over the United States indicate a growing cfusatisfaction over NEA policiea. Teachers complain that the NEA promotes programs that tend to divid&-such as the controveraja) ecbool 1ex~ucation program and Kn· aitivity 1Taining-at a time when maxi- mum public corrlldence in our echool system ia needed. FOR MARY BROOKS, Director of IAe U.S. MU.t FA.en t11iU ......, uaif,.. be 111ade /or U.S. coin11-K. Dun•e11, Meridian, IOtH e A coin deaign may not be changed more often than once in 25 yean without specific legitlation. While eome are now eligible, no changes are under con1ideTa- tion at this time. POK LOFELL THOMAS, tuUNN4'1IOIUU-O .41 •11 ••perieae•' IMtMI• eo•Meftl411or for HDerol yeon, •'-Y '"' ,.... ....,.,. ellCer ,,.. , ce~uio11 neen fi,eWt -Ralpla E. /olauon, /tteluon Clfy, Tenn. · · • • I bad the &rat news program in the history of television. It wu before World War n OD NBC. After the war, I wa1 asked to resume my. b nel.I program. However, I declined because I wanted to be lree to roam. When the fi)m.ty era finally arfrted. I launched my 6nt t¥ series called "'High Ad•enture." At pre.· ent. I have a aeries running under the title, "The World of Lowell Thomae." POR ENGELBERT RUMPERDINCK, ~er 11 dta• your reol 1Mtrrae1 ..4"" if "°" .,. did you c"°4ue •lud °""' --£. P., C'lt.al,.llOOf•, Tean. • My real name is Arnold George Dor- What In Ute World! The Wlth-lt Y Today mark. the begin- ning of National YMCA Week. and the 125-year-old or,-anization is not only ...._ Y-NOT CoffH Hous., Worcester, Mass. keeping pace. with the times but might even be a few ateps ahead. Among the most recent innovations in the 6-million- atrong uaociation is youth~perated cof- fee houtea all oTer the country al which teenera can diecuaa problems, hear folk and rock performers, and generally get together. Draft counseling et nrious re- gional and local Ye is new, and there are now nine voting member11 on the Y's national board who are in their early 20s. Oh, ye.-the YMCA has a 25-per· cent female memberahip now. A Comell Comeback? "But I never said I retired," eaya actress Katharine Cornell. "I just made a brief exit from the theater in 1961, when my husband (Guthrie McClintic) died." Since then, the famous atage star, now 71 year• old, hu enjoyed the luxury of la&ing about her houae at Martha's Vineyard. Accord. ing to the Information Center on the Mature Woman, Miss Cornell is about to make another entrance. This time she will make a aeries of dramatic recording& for the blind. "I am intereated in any- thing to do with my late dear friend, Kot,.,arine Cornell Helea Keller,"' eaya Katharine. "I have learned that the eecret of 1tayinc young ia by staying active." Cat Score "Cate Cause Leukemia in Man" read one newspaper headline not long ago, typifying a rash of cat-cancer ttey. The name Engelbert Humperdinclc wu given to me by my manager. who thought il was easy to remember. 'OB. J. EDGAR HOOYER, Direcl4r. Federal Buremi. oJ l11wsli:1ciUora An•''-FBI •re..u ,.. qtai.red lo raoli/y •n ar- ra~d ••b}ed of lau • eou•U.cionol° r #flab1 ,, ... "°' .... ,,.., ,,..,. do °" cM PBI ,., 1eriu.---G6orse Senn, E11 Harbor, N;J. e The FBI always advises those whom it places under arrest of their rights. On television there is a time element. and dramatic license ia taken. FOR DIAB..4NN C.4KROLL, actreu Do you toear di/lerenC •ii• oA dil/ereAt •"'"-'I/ 1a, "°"° ...,., do yo11 lune1-L• Donae r orcAa .. , Co- lwabio, Mo. e Yes. I have six identical wigs for the .. Julia" show and aumeroua othera ia my penonal wardrobe, which I wear for other appearances. FOR BOB GIBSON, St. Lollil C11TdiM1 piulter I MH Mord rumor1 &IUra yoa .re pi. .. .w., lo retire au will ADI ~ ilia 1910. '• ""' lrue1-Garry L. Au- man, Durluun, N .C. e No! I have no plans to retire. I still have some good years left. POK DR. SAM SHEPPARD I• il crtUJ you're tore.· dinf /or • li11in1t-L. K., La""'"~r, Pa. e No, foy the fun of it. AU money I earn from wrestling is donated to cancer reaearcb. I am a full-time general prac- titioner in Columbua, Ohio. ,,_, .. uk. r .. o ... penotl • .-•toe? v-ell• ... ...,.... dUe eo1-·· ... -'II pt Ille .-wer from dae prombteat ..,._ ,_ ...__..._ Sead .-1.1-. prefenJ.ly -• pc119t eard. to AK n.-Yoanell, Fa•lly WeekJy. 641 Le.ai._._ A•e., N-York. N.Y. 10012. We __ , .dmowleqe .-~. ~., tS will ... paW fw ada -ued. scare stori". Animal shrlters subse- quently reported an increase in aban- doned cats; farmers in New Jersey com· plained about the increued number of cats being dumped on their property. The fact is. &&Jll Friends of Animals, Inc., leukemia has been confined to fe· lines used by laboratories doing cancer reeearch. Scientists agree it rarely is found in cats outside laboratories. Dr. Charles Rickard, prof~r of pathology et Cornell. says, "There is no evidence that cat leukemia viruses infect humans." And Dr. Timothy O'ConnoT, National Cancer Institute, adds, "Our kids have cats. rm not taking them away." Indian Bea uty The winner of the Na· tional Miu Indian American Pageant wants to become a lawyer. "I want to help my people," says pretty Winona (it translate& "firstborn") Margery Haury, Wmono Margery Haury a sophomore in political science at the Uoivenity of New Mexico ... You couldn•t expect a non-Indian to undentand us and our motivations. Many Indians on the reservation don9t express themselves well and feel a psychological and cul- tural wall between them and the Anglo community." Do you youraeli feel at home with both? "Yea," said Margery, "my friends are a mixture of both." What about dating? "Oh, pleatie don't mention thaL I'm only 18." Family w~ , .. N .... ,,., .. cn1 ... UONAID S. DAYIDOW P...W-c MOITON RANK P""'1Mur W. PAGI TH0WS0N Ade.nuot1g DiHtCM A_...u Ad•. Mgr.: o...w M. ~. ,. .. Un< Ad ... Mr.: a-... I . .,_,., N_, l'.,.._ 8ak11 lil•r .: O....W I. W'"; R.ttto-l s.lu lilgr.: ..-..., J. ~I Wau"' Ad•. lil11r.: ._... l . ~'I C'"-go s.ln ll•r.: M ..._, J,.; Ddrott &UM Mgr.: WlltlMI I . A•••-·#.; /llorltdit111 Di....-tor: SW~ PdlW.-Relctiou: ...._, D. c....y, LM Ola,--.., M.Memett,n.-.H.O'N.a. IOl&T ATIOIUON Bditor-4...Clti./ JAQC IYAN 11•-viftll IUitw MAltUS N. ftlNQUI An IM«JM MBANtl DI PIOfT f'-4 EMUr A--'ete &4lt4rw:....,.. AIMww•r-. H.I ~Milt L ..... 1..-., Teny w..ml; ,_ J. °'' ....... c.... 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You may think you know what you're doing, but you're tak- ing an awful chance. While I knew I was out to get f acta about this clever little man with a receding hair line, large noae, and pleading, bespectacled eyes, it was bard to tell when I was getting straight aMwers or when he waa do- ing his thing-a bent that is fast making him the "in" talent of show business. At 84, he baa proved him.self a fantastic success as a playwright ("Don't Drink the Water" and "Play It Again, Sam"), screenwriter ("What's New, Pu18ycatT"), televi- sion writer, magazine writer, movie star ("Cuino Royale"), tv star, ni&'ht-dub entertainer, and now, mov· ie director, with "Take the Money and Run," which be co·authored and in which he stan. Yet in person, Woody seems absolutely meek and unassuming, although he describes himaelf u "a political liberal with a strong yen for f aaciat women." I decided to try to reach the real Woody Allen-with these reaulta: Qi When and whe~ were you born, Mr. Allen 1 As In Brooklyn in 1986 and apin four years later in San Franci.8co. <He toU born itJ Brooklvn °" Du. 1, 1985. He 8f'eruU moat of hu time '" N ftD York. Qi Why is so little known about your personal lite 7 Az Only J . Edgar Hoover has ac- ceu to it, and he keeps it secret for reuona of national security. Qi How do you live, what are your favorite paatimes 1 Aa Collecting twine and trying to teach my pet chicken to play pinochle. (Be liflu in G la.rge, old apart- mnt that ncompauea two fto<>ra ift NewJ York C(t11. He livea almie, bft11.g upamted from hu auMtd wi/e. H fl JMatl~ lookl a,fter hint.aelf ht It.tu a lwua.1"q1r who eomu '" nerr "'°"'"'"· R• doun't ~ "''"'"about food riftU A-4 doUtt't lilu 'M4t. 11' fad, l&e aomdimu r~t• the 14me ?Mft...._.c>vp 4"4 /iahr-for montlta Cit e1 titM.) Qa According to your oftlcial bi- ography, you are shy and unaaaum- ing. la this true? Ai I am a vain, petty, megalo- maniac bent on achieving world domination. (Re'• a qviet man wllo lf'eMa about /foe tJiglta " wuk Heittg ""'11- iu aNd 161.dom gou out otMrwiae. He'• Mt aocial and /iftd.a /a.ciflg a crowd verr t<ning and frighttni ng. He'• not imiwe1ud wit1' lt.im.aelf.) Qi Do you drink or smoke? Aa No. I never have. It makes me dizzy to smoke and nauseous to drink. However, I enjoy putting butter on my head. Qi Do you have many clothes? Aa One &'love. ( Clotli.u ®'a't itJterut him. W oodr M. a l&.abit of buJling 10/t.atet1er u laand11 aftd wea.rittg it all the time, like 1wea.ter1 and flUakM1. Qa When you were a boy, did you have it fairly easy financially 7 Az Ky tint job wu working in my father's grocery. I organized it and drove him out of business. (Act1'Clll11, it 1ocu a atntDIJ~ moat of tlu ti?M. Wood11'1 /Cltlur did me- ttial ;obs. Ria moth.er worked, too. Like nt.aft1/ kid• i1' 11.U 1Uig1Worl&ood, w ht?a tJot in acl&ool, M wa ~t °" tM ltreeta. W ood11 got caught vatadaliz- i~ ci acltool but lied hu 10G1/ out of trouble. H~ woa al.ao af)fWehmuled f<>r poueariMI of a BB gun whn 1u took pot-.Aota cit p~.) Qa Are you cloee to your parent. 7 Ar Not very. They are planning to dynamite the State Department. (Woodya ,,areftta 10n'8 "MV stmt, aftd itJ qite of the fa.ct both were a.t work and Woodv tou left°" hia own 10 m~h. th~ tried to be good par- ent•. W oodv imuta they 11eU.ed and hit him a tot. But Cit Lea.at the11 kept him from bein.g expelled, altlwttgh hu grades and euracurricul4r ac- tivities were grouftda for it/ Qi Are you an only child? A: No. I have a Siamese twin,and we a~ joined together by a long piece of thread so it's not noticeable. (He MB a 11ou1'11er Bister.) Qa Do you have a wife? Children? If children, what sex? A: No wif~no children. And if we did-what sex? Anything we could think of! (R e wu married twice, but neither marriage worked out. Hu first wife w48 a mtUician and a philo1oph11 stu- dent. She thtn wetit °" to become a t6t.U!httr. His second wife, from whom 1u ii 1epa.ra.ted, '8 atJ a.ctreu. Qi If you weren't in show busi- ness, what would you be doing? A: Leader of the Black Panthers. (Wood11 aecretl11 wanted to be an FBI a11ent. He Zon11ed for aome- thin.g 6%citin,g and dangeroua. He a.lao thought of beiftg a private de- tective. He 1048 ver, good at baseball and could M'1e plt111ed in tM minor leaguu, but he lost interut.) Q : Did you ever do any other work than acting 7 As I blew up dirigibles with my mouth for Goodyear. ( H fl t01Jed 1oith being a criminal and buame a iwett11 good car<Ulunp but Juld it down to AobbV l'1Jel.) Q: You have written, directed, and acted. Which kind of work do you enjoy the most and why? As Stealing. I like freah air and ENTE R TAINMENT work that keepe me on my toes. Qi !&there anything you can't do? A: Get Spiro Agnew to 1daa me. Qi You've been compared with Charlie Chaplin aod Peter Sellers. What is your opinion? A: They we~ both half Jewish. I'm Episcopalian. Qi Do you believe actors should be in politic.a? A: Yea, with the exception of Ron- ald Reagan, George Murphy, and Shirley Temple. I wanted Bela Lu- gosi to be President. Q: Do you think you are a disci- plined individual? A: In my work only. I wasn't in grammar school or in high achoo! and was thrown out of two colleges -NYU and City College-because I wasn't disciplined. I can't be in anything I don't like to do. (Troe!) Q i What are your hobbies! A: Go to movies, chaae girla. (Recentl11 Wood11 started a jau band. He lO'Vea music and ha.a taught himaelf to pla.11 l6'Vttro.l rud iutru- ntentB but apecializes in the clarinet.) Q : What do you J)lan next? As To relive my past gloriea. (He MB ju.at been comrtMJted. to write, direct, t1nd atar itJ three filma for United Artiat..) Q: It you could have been anyone else. who would it be 1 A: Ingmar Bergman. (Tnu. He'a a great admirer of th" S10eduh director's work but fem that h" would proba.bl11 be duappoint· ed in the man if he were to meet l&.im per1ona.U11 aince etl~OM lte lmowa who M. met Bnrgma1t. /HZ. he '8 tdf..centered and tniperamntal.) Q: Have you ever been sick? A: I have been severely mentally unbalanced since age two. That's it. Q : What do you think about the generation gap? A: I would like to see it widen. I enjoy it when people can't communi- cate. It makea life interesting. I waan't sure whether Woody's answers bridged a communication &'ap, but interviewing Woody Allen waa an experience I won't forretl • Enclosed are: $1QQ 0 7 labels. Send me .1 0 12 labels. Send me Send 7 different labels from this group. Get $1.00. ~--(~ .. -~ . - .!...*"~-( ...... .,,,...., L.Mf'• ~ .... ...... $2QQ Label Account To: Libby, McNeil! & Ubby Box 4504 (FW) Chicago, Illinois 60677 NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP 0... ,.,. .... JI, !ft ¥114_.,...... ............. Send 5 different labels from this group plus 7 different labels from the Red group. Get $1.00 plus a $1.00 bonus. 1 . Limit one refund per household. Maximum $2.00. ---~;ia;i.- t t r . . • • ( • H AVING HAD eight differ- ent homes in the course of our marriage, we have had many neighbors. Some were wonderful and became good friends. But others we con- sidered irritating, irresponsible, and inconsiderate. We were happy to lose them, and they probably felt the same way about us. What are the special qualities of a good or bad neighbor? What traits does a family want its neighbors to poue11? What gives people living in proximity a pain in the neck? Recently we talked to more than 200 housewives gathered in forums in Burlington, Vt.; Lynn, Maas. ; Memphis, Tenn.; Kansu City, Mo.; Boulder, Colo.; and Spokane, Wash. • Familv w .. 1c1w. JGtUUIP"W t5, 1910 Assured of anonymity, they told it like it is. Their ages ranged from 24 to about 48, their family incomes fro!'ll $10,800 to $21,500 per year. Eighty percent had two or more children. About one·third lived in cities, an- other third in suburbs, and the re- mainder in rural areaa. We Invited the"' to talk about their neighbors, and after a few shy momenta they were delighted to do so. It quickly developed that one of the pleasures of having a neighbor- good or bad-is the opportunity to observe and speculate about the peo- ple next door. One of the ftrst ladies we heard from waa a former Vermont school- teacher. "You know that having neighbors is an ancient way of life," What By JHAN and JUNE ROBBINS she reminded us. "The word is men- tioned more than 150 times in the Bible, including the most famous ad- monition to 'love thy neighbor as thyself.' " ''That's a pretty difficult thing to do I" said another member of her group. "Believe me I want to love them-or at feast like them-but it isn't eaay ! I seem to be a magnet for bad neighbors. Just yesterday I had to go downtown to shop. I've taken care of my neighbor's children, and she offered to care for mine. It seemed like a simple favor. But when I got home, she was indoors ironing, and my kids were prancing around on the garage roof I" A tall, slender woman with abort, curly dark hair, nodded vigorously as she listened to the story. "I know exactly how you feel." she said. "It a neighbor volunteers to do some- thing-then she should do it proper- ~ ly I She should be reliable!" We heard the same sentiments echoed in other parts of the country. "When my father died," said the wife of a Memphis policeman, "my neigh- bor, God bless her, took over many of the chores of running my house. She was wonderful. When we came home from the cemetery, she had prepared dozena of things to eat on my dining- room table. I've learned that you can always truat her to help out. In my opinion, that's a good neighbor!" Money wcu another area which the ladies brought up frequently. One, having recently moved into a Kansaa City auburb, told WJ that she had un- expectedly been faced with the need to pay for a bed that waa delivered collect. "I hadn't expected it to be delivered until the following week." she ex- plained. "We bad juat moved in, and l had cloaed out my old checking ac- count. I hadn't had time to open a new one. I didn't have enough ca.ah, and my hu!band waa out. The de- livery man told me that if I didn't accept it then, it probably wouldn't be delivered for several weeks. We desperately needed the bed. "I looked at my neighbors' houses. I hadn't met any of them. Then I picked the friendliest-looking yard- the one that looked sort of casual but not too messy. I walked over, intro- duced myself, and explained my pre- dicament. She loaned me $127. We re- paid it that evening.'' Most of the ladles, however, felt strongly that money should be kept out of next-door relations. A woman sitting next to the lady who had bor- rowed the $127 commented, "You were lucky you picked rich neighbors as well as nice ones. Not everyone could write a check that size, and if they couldn't, that might have been the end of a good neighbor!" A stout woman who lived on a farm near Boulder said, "My bus· band, against my advice, loaned money to some neighbors who lived down the road. They didn't pay it Family ~I J41llUJf11 15, 1970 Makes a Good Neighbor? An informal survey shows the answer to include a right balance of friendship, reticence, generosity-and common sense back for more than a year. And when they finally did pay it back, they atopped speaking to us. It was strange. Now that I think of it, I guess they were embarraaaed. One day, they just moved away without even saying good-bye." We d iscovered that borrowing of any kind often causes trouble-yet to b~ considered a good neighbor you have to be prepared to be generous. "lt'a not that I mind lending my car or lawnmower," said one woman who bas a part-time selling job in a Burlington department store. "What burs me is when they return it with an empty tank!" A lady sitting opposite her snid, "One thing my mother taught me about neighbors--always give back more than you borrow! Never return an empty plate I If you borrow six eggs, give back seven I" Evidently another quality that a ~ neighbor should 'PQMe8l!I is com- l>Hai on and understanding. One heartfelt story· was told by a Mem- phis woman whose husband is a pe- diatrician. "About 10 years ago," she said, "Jim and I were having marital trouble. Things got ao bad that [ waa about to tell him tp pack his bags and leave. I waa in that mood when the woman ln the next house came over to borrow a head of lettuce. "Suclcl.nty, I poured everything out to her. I must have gone on for an hour. She just listened and then said, 'I know what you have been going through-Howie and I had similar problems, but somehow they all worked out.' "I don't want to give the i01prea- sion that everything worked out hunky-dory, but it waa good to be able to let off steam and to know that aomebody else had been in the same boat!" A smartly dressed, red-haired wom- an in her early SOa who lives in a middle· income housing project in Spo- kane told another moving atory. "One long, dreadful month in the spring all four of our children came down in turn with miaerable head cold.a.'' ahe said. .. I was stuck in the apart. ment for weeka and nearly went out of my mind. Then one momlna' I met a woman in the building I'd never seen before. To make conver- sation I aaid, 'It's a nice day.' and she replied, 'Who can tell? I haven't been oat for about a month. I've been listening to snitftea ever since the time we moved in I' "So right away I knew we were sharing the same problem. We wound up putting our sni.ffty kids in front of the same tv set, and she and I had a visit. I gueat11 a good neighbor hu to understand your problem I" ~'It'a ao much eaaie:r and pleasanter to live among families who have sim- ilar etandarda of behavior," said a woman who lives in Lynn. "If I want to experience social anthropology, I can travel!" She excused herself sev- eral timea to check on her six-year- old daughter. II Jeannie," .... e:cplained, 1411 home in bed. She IC&lded her toot while boiUn~ water. Not only la my neighbor sitting with her, but tbia morning she brought Jeannie a color- ing book.. When her Ethel wu down with mumpe. I did the same thinl' l You'd be surprised what it means!" "Maybe neighbors don't have to be just like you," said another. "But they ahouldn't think you're queer be- cause you're not just like them! I've got nei1'hbor1 who are nonconf orm- ista. They're real beatniks. Go around barefoot. They have a record player that projects a good half mile, and they play folk music until I could scream. What's worse, they have got their whole front yard ftlled up with a big racing sailboat. No ftowen1 no lawn-just that saiJboat and wee<b and mud I My kids think they're su· pert These neighbors like that! Some- times I f eeJ that they want to woo the children away from m,e ! " "That's exactly what I don't like in a neighbor," said a pePJ*Y blonde woman who bad told ua Uult ahe used to be a concert pianist. "We have lived in K.ansu City for eight years, and all those years in the same house. Most of my neighbors are pretty de- cent, but a few I'd gleefully cboke- one couple In particular t "They tried to drag my children off to their Sunday school. I suppose they meant well, but it really hurt me. We have our own denomination --end it'• not theirs. I don't yet-know how I want my children raised, but I don't want my nell'hbora butting in on it I The children said, 'Mom, that Sunday school sure bas a swell sandpile I' " Attitude toward children. we were told, often determines if a neighbor ia claesift~ u &'ood or bad. "My neighbor's sons fute:ned a buketbaU 6'ackboard on the telephone pole in front of our bouee.'' eaid one woman. Tips on 'Nelghborllne11 The lodles hod some definite ld.o of what moke1 a good neJthbor. They agreed that In order to be one you have to adhere to these few "good-neigh- bor" pollcles1 1. Don't try to impose your values on others. 2. Help out when nec:euary. l•nd pOSMSSions but not moMyl 3. Pay bode borrowed things promptly ond wtth im.rest. 4. le careful not to intrude on other people's proF*"( Of their generoaity. 5. Keep your chitdren on o Arm, supervbory rein. Ad ~tJbly If your young1ten step out of line. 6. lend a sympathetic, unc:rltfcol ear to o1her people'1 troubi.t.. Do not tell othen what to do. 7. S. considerate. Do not mole• unnemuary nohet, play loud musk:, Utter the neighborhood. I. Don't gosslpl Do not pry into other's private affaln, ond do not Indulge In "bodc·fence nevn spreading." 9. And abcmt oil-be reliable! let you,,.lf be c:ouni.d on ln times of trouble! --······ .. ·---··· .. -·--·. --· --.... ''The thump and bang~ometimea u late aa 11 p.m.-nearly drives me mad. I complained to the boya' par- enta, but they merely shrugged and said, 'Boye will be boya.' I don•t al- low my children to annoy the neigh- bors. Why should they?" A young woman who lives in Boul- der brought her three·year-old son with her. "We live on a dead-end street, and I have only one neilrhbor. She couldn•t take care of Jimmy so I brought him along. Thia neighbor saya abe ia alw.,-s too buay to do anything. But. frankly, she's buay do- ing nothing! Bad neighbors are peo- ple who juat don't care." "When I was a little girl, we lived on a farm," one person commented. "The bad neighbors were those who let their cows get Into your com or their sheep on your lawn or their doga chase the horses. Now we live in town, I'd say the bad nelrhbor 11 the one~"1to l)tayw tt.-eleetric suttar until 2 a.m.-not just once but every night! You can overlook a sinrle tranagreuion, but day-to-day offenses mount up!'' Surprisingly we learned that tele- vi1lon plays an import.ant role In neighbor relations. One woman told ua, "I don't Uke the neirhbor who ruahee into your living room and changes the channel. You'd be eur- l>Tlsed how often that haJ>l)eM !" The mother of a teen-age son who had just won a acholarahlp to Har- vard said, "We have a color aet. Some of my neighbors stfll have black and white. So what do they do? They come ovel" all the time to watch ours -why, t hey even demand particular programs!,, Many of the women shared the ln- tereatlng idea that a newcomer ahould not expect to change the character of a neighborhood. "On the contrary," aaid a suburban dweller who livea on the outakirta of Kanaaa City, "lt ta the new neighbor's reaponslb1tlty to change herself, if necesaary, to ftt in. That is if abe wanta to be con- sidered a &'ood neighbor l" It's a must if you reaU, want to be • l'OOd part of the community you live in. • t j j l You Can Grow a Better Garden And now is the time to start-for though it looks like winter, nature is already in the process of rebirth By THALASSA CRUSO Author of "Mal-Ing Things Grow" ond hoJteu of th. edvmtio.nal tv pt'Ogrom of the •-titte A s A CHILD, living in a more .fi temperate climate, win- ter was divided in my mind into two parts. There waa the early, raw, cold pe- riod from November until well after Christmas, which could-and often did-tum into long dreary stret.chea when thick choking fog distressingly enveloped us all. This to me was deep winter, when nothing visibly stirred among grow- ing things and when the hedges on country walka contained only mem- ories of things past, withered rose haws, frost-spoiled blackberries, and rustling dried leaves-the tattered remnants of what had been. By late January, things changed. It you knew where to find them, the tirst snowdrops were already flower- ing in sheltered glades. Gorse bushes on the high downs flashed with an occasional gleam of gold, and deep in the dit.ch verges, halt covered with dead leaves, adventurous white anem- ones could be· found. For me this was winter's second stage, for though the ponds were still frozen and the weather pierc- ingly cold, the year had tlttned; an- ticipation was in the air, and we had visible evidence of what soon would come upon us. I haven't lived where there have been no obvious seasonal changes, but I am sure that everywhere for those who look. there are signs when the year baa, as it were, turned over in bed, preparatory to getting up. I now garden where the winters last far longer and are much fiercer than those of my childhood, but the same time of year, late January, brings the same foretaste of spring even though the signals are different. House plants re1pond to the inner pull of their primeval biological clocks, by putting out new growth, at first a little tentatively but soon with an unmistakable flourish. More prosaically, the seed cata- logues arrive to remind us that the time has come to plan for next sea· son's garden. This is the moment to be honest with yourself and take stock of the manifold sins of omis- sion and idleness that spoiled last year's effort. And it is alao the time to undertake some of the more te- dious gardening chores which, though we often do not realize it, can be done almost everywhere in this win- ter period and ought to be gotten out of the way before we are lured into the more beguiling duties of flowery spring. Ganlen1 are largely judged by the first impression they give. No mat- ter how charming the nook you may have hidden away at the back of the house, it can never counteract the initial impact of an unsightly en- trance to it. Lawns in every climate worry their owners, and each area has its own particular problems. But grass everywhere benefits enormously from attention given to it during this preliminary whistling of spring. Now is the time to get a long-lasting fer- tilizer put down. If you can use a spreader, well and good; if you are clumping around in snowshoes, you still know the outlines of your lawn, and though you may have to use the primitive method of tossing the ma- terial out by hand, the long-lasting effect is just as good. And, silly as you may feel throw- ing fertilizer over deep snow, there's even an advantage, for you at least can see whether it ia covering the area evenly I This early treatment enables the spring rains or the melt- ing snow to carry nourishment deep down into the roots of the existing grass so that it is ready and available the moment growth begins. Hortiomtmilt Thalu1t1 Cruo i11 Iler 01<m private garden ch.eckt moi3ture in pl4nu. In recent years I also have seeded my lawns at this unlikely time. True, the seed provides a delicious unexpected treat to many of the resident birda. But I seed so thickly that much of it escapes even their observant eyes, and with snow on the ground. it soon sinks out of reach. Thia early seeding imitates nature; the growth of hardy seeds &tart up (_ar earlier in the year than we realize, long be! ore the ground is workable. Grass 11 one of these hardy seeds, and freshly sown graas needs to make strong roots while the nights are still cool Only gras.t1 that baa started in very early spring can withstand the changeable weather and sudden heat of late spring. My father used to judge a garden by the appearance of the laWI18, far easier to grow in England than here, but be also had another touchstone, the appearance of the edges, the places where lawns touch driveways or flower beds. But edging is a tiresome, boring job which bas to be repeated several times a season. And those who use the garden, especially children with bicycles, have to be prevented from breaking down the newly cut verges. To me, a garden is a place to be en- joyed, not an area full of don't&, and the edges in the gardens of my childhood were the bane of my existence. I no longer edge. I find it too much work; nor is there labor available for anyone to do it for me. In- stead, we mulch our shrub borders and flower beds up to the edge of the gra.u. I use bark mulch, though other attractive materials are available, and we put it down in the late fall when the rround is first frozen. We pll• it on to a depth of four or five inches, and we renew it annually. This keeps the mulch at lawn level, and counter- acts the damage that can follow spring thaws and ground heaves. It smothers the weeda before they can sprout, and during ' thtt subsequent summer it keeps the soil beneath it cool and in good condition. In the shrub borders, we use ground covers right up to the edge of the lawns; these achieve exactly the same result. We flnd the l'l'OUnd covers root better and spread futer if they, too, are moicbed immediately after plantin&'. The whole scheme can be made even more intereatina-and attractive if you will l>Ut down a line of concrete paving blocka, so closely butted together that no weed can grow between them, along the edges of the lawn wherever they lap againat a ftower bed. This gives an architectural winter interest in the garden design and is highly practical in ita summer use. With this ribbon paving in place, ground coven can be allowed to sprawl e«ectively onto the stones without ruining the grUi, and the mulch is easily swept off them. What's more. tbe wheel of a mower can travel over these atones easily. In the North, this is the time to lay in the bags of mulch and order the paving blocks, for it is always easier to cet start:d when everything is at hand, and .,$llose of you lucky enough to }.>e. already outdoors should make this labor-saving scheme a first responsibility. There is another winter activity that can make a great difference to the future health of your garden-i!etting up a year- round, sustained program of feeding and providing water for the birda. Thankful1y, for those of us who have been so much concerned with the irreversible damage the bard pesticides have done to our en- vironment, the use of these deadly poisons is slowly being outlawed. We stopped all spraying eight years ago, even though our grounds sti11 harbor a few magnificent elms. When we stopped, an increase of pea ta fell on us like a Biblical plague. Caterpillars hun1 i.n hundreds from every twig; we could hear the rasp- ing as they chewed the leaves. Slugs, cut-' , woJ'JlUI, earwigs, and mosquitoes maJ'Ched into the garden in dreadful hordes. We had to stand by and wait with the beat patience we could command, until nature redre88ed the balance. There was only one thing we could do to speed the procees and that was encourage birds. We doubled our feeding etationa and added a greater variety of food· to attract additional species. We belled our cat, though be'a a very ineffective hunter, and we also undertook a crash planting pro- gram of berried shrubs to provide winter food and thick cover. This program paid off unexpectedly fast. A far larger variety of birds now visits our yard and the resi- dent population that stays with us i& much increased.. As we built up the bird population, the insects diminished. For though birds will happily freeload at any feeding station and unashamedly steal that newly sown grass seed, they don't depend only on what we provide for them. Any bird living on· your place is also consuming innumerable insect& and the lanae of the despoilers oi your garden. Now, then, is the time tor action, not just paper plans. Whether it's sni!A' mit· tens or a spring scarf, put it on and· get to work. 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Kleenite . ..,.._.~"u..._ I -···· ~·~~I ·-~ FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK DiilllBI ror SDBCial Guests MELANIE DE PROFI' Food Edit.or • Beef Barpndy n • .w le • tanttalis- lng eopb..letiuted ..-enlon of • well-known beef atew cooked In Barpndy. wine, an ever-popal•r meal-in-a-dUh eened In Fr•nee. Reelpn for compatible go-alonp to round oat the meal are •leo aaggeeted. Beef Burgundy Flambe 2 elicN bacoa 2 tableapoau loar 1 teaapooa aeuoned ult 2 lbe. tri.rloia tip steak, cut In ahort atripe 1 pkg. beef atew aeuoniDg ais l cup Bur111ncl1 1 cup water 1 tableapoon tomato pute 12 amall boiling onions 4 oz. fresh muhrooaa. aUced and lightly browned in 1 tablespoon batter" or margarine 16 cherry toaatoea, steaa remoTed ~ cap laming braiady (100 proof) 1. Fry bacon in a Dutch oven. Coat meat strips with a blend ·of flour and seasoned salt. Add to fat in Dutch oven and brown thoroughly. Add beef stew seuoning mix. Burgundy, water, and tomato paste. Cov- er and simmer gently 46 min. 2. Peel onions and pierce each end with a fork so they will retain their shape when cooked. Add onions to beef mixture and simmer 40 min. or until meat and onions are tender. Add mushrooms and cherry tomatoes; aim.mer 5 min. Pour into a shallow serving dish. 3. Heat brandy quickly and gently over hot water. Pour over beef burgundy. Set aflame at the table. Stir gently and serve immediately. 6 .enringa Note: If cherry tomatoes are not avail- able, use canned whole peeled tomatoes. Cream Cheese-Potato Whip lutant-atyle potatoea, uaing amount for 8 aenhl«• 3 oa. cream eheae, cabed Ya teupoon aeuoned salt 1. Prepare potatoes as directed on pack- age. Add the cubed cream cheese and sea- soned salt; whip until flutfy. %. Turn potatoes into a ab.allow bdjng dish. Set In a warm oven until serving time. If desired, top with buttered bread or cracker crumbs. 8 unringa 12 Fa.•il'll Wukl1f, Ja.tt"4lf'lf 16, 1170 Be dromatic with the Hrving of thu beef ttew br ftq,ming tM brciuv at th,e table af tn t64ti•g vour din Mr ~·'-. Sunshine Cake 1 YJ cape sifted cake loar 1 t~upoon baldllg powder Ya leupooD aaJt 6 en yolb (about Ya cup) 1 t.eupoon grated teaon peel 1 teaspoon lemon estract 1 Yi cupe aagar ~ cup cold water 6 egg whit.ea (about % cup) t teaapoon cream of tartar 1. Sift the first three ingredients togeth- er; set aside. ' 2. Beat the egg yolks with lemon peel and extract, gradually adding the sugar and continuing to beat until mixture Is very thick. Beating just until blended after each addition, alt.ernately add dry in· gredient& in thirds and water in halves. 3. Beat egg whitee with cream of tartar until stiff, not dry, peaks are formed. Fold in egg yolk mixture until blended. 4. Turn batter into ungreaaed 10-in. tubed pan and cut through batter. 5. Bake at 325°F. about 1 hr. or until cake teats done. Invert pan; cool. 6. Slice cake and serve with hot Chocolate Fudge Sauce (see recipe). One 10-in. tubed cake Chocolate Fudge Sauce 1 'h cups undiluted en porated ailk 1 cap aurar % cap butter or ma.rgarine· 2 sq. (2 os.) auweetened chocolate ~ teaspoon salt 1 tablupoon nllilla extract l. Put the evaporated milk, sugar, butter or margarine, chocolate, and salt into a saucepan. 2. Stir over low heat just until sugar is disaolved. Cover and cook 20 min. 3. Cook and stir over medium beat until sauce is thickened, about 15 min. '-Remove from heat and stir in the ex- tract. Serve hot or cool. About 1 ~ cup.t Note: If desired, omit extract and stir in desired amount of brandy or rum. ;h- !el ·ar is :er in- ea. :ar !d. ,d. in. til ;er a is til IX-, in We came up with this great new recipe for a better cake. Just add Dream Whip,• two extra eggs, and only one cup of water to your favorite cake mix (see recipe below), and you'll get a cake that's actually bigger! But that's not all. You'll also get a moister cake, with extra moistness you can taste. And a lighter cake, too, with a firm, even, non-crumbly texture. Extra eggs alone can't give you this kind of cake, you need Dream Whip for that extra moistness, height, and texture. You can bake a Dream Cake in any sort of ~ shape you can think of: cupcakes (they're moister, hisher and you get more of them), sheet cakes (real picnic-size!), layer cakes, Bundt cakes ... you can even make a skillet cab! And you can top all these cakes with your favorite frosting, glu.,e, fruit, syrup, or with confectionen' sugar. You can even make an ice cream rolll A Dream Cake' tastes great, any way you sene it. In fact, the Dream Cake recipe makes your mix cake so much better, you'll be glad it's so much bigger! 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I lost (86iounds, . before my husband came home on leave. W hen my husband left for duty in 'Thailand, I weighed 205 pounds. "Babyspeck" he called me. That's German for "baby fat." But I teJl you, when you are U years old and the mother of two children, it can't·be that. Always, I loved food. As a child, there were thick, wann pretzels with sweet cream butter. Big helpings of wiener schnitzel with fried potatoes and onions. And Gennan cheese tortes with oodles of whipped cream inside. I remember my first day in school in Mannheim. It was th&eu1toal for•ch child to have her picture taken with a big paper oone, filled with candies. I wanted bread, meat and cake. And I got them. When graduation from high school came, I was 80 round, the only dates I bad were with girls for the movies. '1ben I BOt a job and began to realize how important it was to be slim. So I tried hard to reduce. But not too eensibly. Once, all I ate for al- most tWo weeks was bread and coffee. I made my- aelf eo sick. I bad to take time off to get myself well again. Isn't that shameful? It'• a wonder my husband ever looked at Ille. He is a sergeant in the regular army and we met when he was stationed in Germany. I spoke pretty good English, leamed from scbooL So we Sot on from the beginning. Maybe that waa one of the big attrac- tions. However, when I started cooking, German style, for him, he stayed skinny, but I got fatter. By ClarutiM Stanky-QI told to Rulla L. McCarthy Even when I was expecting my eon, and the doc- tor threatened to put me in the hospital to loee weight, I oou1d not make ~lf do it. Luckily, my be.by was bom all right and not hurt from all my fat. After that, my husband was teasing me all the time and pinching the flab around my ribs, yet I couldn't get rid of it. That's when I started taking Ameriean reducing product&. I even tried liquids. But I drank 20 cans in two days and got heavier. It was about then, my husband left for 'Thailand. I hadn't been weighed in a long time, 80, while vis- iting a friend one day, I Sot on her scales. I oouldn't believe my eyes. She kept asking me: "How much?" When I ftnally told her 205 pounds, she gasped. "Christine, you're only U yeen old What will you weigh when you're 30?" My answer was to IO to a droptore and buy a box of vanilla caramel Ayds. I bad been reading the stories of people who had lost weight with the help of them, and I thoulf:lt maybe they oould help me. Well, I took Ayds exac.:tly asdirect.ed. Oneor two before meals with a hot drink. And f!Very day, I would re-read lift! little pamphlet in the box, eo as not to get diacourapd. And they really helped me eat le.. You aee, the chewing of Ayda was very good for me. 'Ille flnt week I loet eight pounds on the Ayds Plan. Without harmful drop, too. And every week after, I lost three or four more pounds. Sometimes I switched to the plain dlooolate fudge type Ayds, other times to the chocolate mint fudp. Finally, my clothes BOt 80 big, I oouldn't tab them in any more. So I would wash them and pack them in a big army moving box. 'The cloeet BOt emptier and the box BOt fuller. Such fun I had buying clothes. I spent even much of my food money to drese up when I reached 119 pounds. I tell you, my husband came home that Christmas, opened the door and turned pale. "I'm definitely in the wrong bouae," he said. I'm so thankful to Ayds candies, I can't tell enough people. Why, the night before my husband went back. we went dancing. When the orchestra finished, he ea.id: "Now I'm going to do eometh.ins I wasn't able to do in all five years of our marriage.'.' Then he picked me up and carried me off the dance floor. The whole room applauded. For me. But I kept thinking it should have been for Ayda. BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS Before Height . . ... . . 5'4H Weight 205 lbs. Waist .. . ........ 38" Bust .............. 46" Hipe . •• • ••••• ... 47H After 5'4H U9lbe. 25H 33lh" 34"' ~ .................... 22% ................. 8 --1 --I ~--- -• a ., &, By ROSA.LYN ABREVAYA G ~ W1LL look absolut.ely cuddly on the beaches this resort season and on into summer. Those in the fashion swim will be wearing sweater-knit bi- kinis in solid colors, stripes, and argyle or one-piece maillots-many playing the match game with cardigan cover- ups that go from mini to sand-sweep- ing lengths. Don't discount the see- through look. It's still with us-in crochet knits that are (ahem) stra- tegically lined. And, for the female adequately endowed, newer, more nat- ural, swim bra tops are being designed without a stit.ch of inner construction! It's cover up or bare almost all this season, with girls and girl watchers the winners. + A rg11le go ea from sweaters to a. knit bikini (right) from Robby Len. 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I The Truth About QUIZ By TERRY GALANO Y Home Safety SAFETY, like charity, should begin at home, where we all spend so much time in so many potentially dangerous situations. Yet many people still have false conceptions about home-safety rules. This quiz may throw some light on how much you really know about safety in the home. But be careful I ~ome of the true and false state- metits are intentionally tricky. 1. With the development of new and powerful insecticides, you don't have to put screens in the windows any more. 2. If your clothing catches ftre, you should run quickly outside and roll on the ground. 3. You shouldn't use old iodine on cuts because age makes it weaker. 4. Babies should have very sn:utll toys to play with so that they can handle them more safely. 5. Phosphorous or glow·in-dark paper can be used to mark poisons in the medicine cheat. 6. Long electric cords should be run under rugs and carpets so tb&t playing children won't trip over them and fall. 7. Electr ic blankets should be pinned straight and flat on the bed so they won't fold over and create a shock hazard. 8. Sharp knives are leas dangerous than dull knives. 9 . You should always wear rubber- soled shoes when you use your washer and dryer because you could slip on the wet ftoor. ANSWERS 1. False. Screens are also needed to keep babies and small children from falling out. 2. False. Running outside quickly fans flames. Lie down on the nearest rug, blanket, or coat and rol1 in it or douse your8el! immediately and Come and remember what snow is like. The way it frosts the giant evergreens. And fi11s the meadow with endless sculpture. Take a jingly sleigh ride by moonlight. Go ice skating. Exploi:e snow caps by snowmobile. Tour the great white valley. All that and more is included in Yosemite's Special Winter Holiday Package. Plan a leisurely drive up (the roads are al- ways open) and enjoy two o r more nights at the Yosemite Lodge or The Ahwahnee, with break- thorourhly with water. 3. False. Age makes iodine atrcmg- er, dangerously stronger. Old iodine ca.n actually burn the skin and tissue because it's concentrated. 4. False. Toys smaller than baby'8 fiat and parta like eyes, buttons, etc., can be put in the mouth and choke the child. 5. False. Poisons should ftOt be kept in the medicine chest. If a dangerous substance must be kept there, it should be taped over the top twice so that it can't be opened with- out some concentration and thought. Another trick is to tape a piece of sandpaper to dangerous bottles ao that you can f ul those in the dark. 6. False. Electric cords placed un- der carpets can wear and fray down to the bare wires and start a fire. 7. False. The most positive way to set up a shock hazard is to start sticking pins into an electric blanket. Folded--0ver blankets set up no such electric hazard. 8. True. The sharper the knife, the less pressure you have to use for cutting. The less pressure, the le88 chance of slippage, which is the prime cause of knife cuts at home. 9. False. You could slip on the wet floor, but that's not the main reason for wearing rubber-soled shoes. The real protection you get from them 18 electric-shock insulation that could travel from your electric appliances across the wet floor to you. + e nter e nte~ fast and dinner where you choose. Indoors you'll find cozy fireplaces, tucked away bars, wine, music and dancing. There isn't another winter like it. 2-day Winter Holiday Package rates start at $49 for a single, and $77 for a double. One-half rate for children, ages 3-10. For reservations, contact your travel agent or Glen W. Fawcett, Inc. at (213) 388-1151. Or contact Yosemite Park & Cu rry Co., Yosemite ---National Park, Calif. 95389. (209) 372-4671. 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Prom1lel I'' Another licn that really fita the locale ls the one oa the main bar in a private club whole members are all oil men in Oklahoma. It reads: "Lubri- cation Room". And speaking of liCPs and lubrlcaUon, we have one here at our Ford store in Huntingtnn Beach which says: "Service Department". That in ibelf doesn't sound too exciting, does It? However, il you ever took the time to think about the bundredl upon hundreds of hours that each man in our service department spends juJt prepar- ing tmnae1f to be authorized Ford service personnel It would amaze you. Today's automobile ls a hlghly refined machine with thousands of parts designed to give the owner maximum effi- ciency and minimum costs. But like everything with moving parll, a watch or a human body, a car needs periodic check and routine maintenance to help pre- vent major problems. We feel we have one of the finest service departments in Southern Cali- fornia. We think you'll agree. 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HllJH/ltJ/ITI SUNDAY, JANUARY 2!S l0:55 AM 0 @(})NBA BHketball (C) ll:OO I) Qt Ci) NHL Hockey (C) St. Louis Blues vs. Philadelphia Flyers at Philadelphia. 1:30 I) NFL Pro Bowl (C) Stars of the National Football League's Eastem Conference play those of the Western Conference in game taped last Sunday (live coverage was blacked out In L.A.). The seven L.A. Rams that were selected to play In the classic are quarterback Roman Gabriel, Maxie Baughan, Bob Brown, Charlie Cowan, David Jones, Tom Mack and Merlin Olsen. 0 Blnt Crosby Golf Tournament (C) The live, final round of the Bing Crosby Pro·Am Golf Championship is telecast from Pebble Beach, Caltf. Last year's winner, George Archer, went on to capture the coveted Masters green jacket and Is expected back to defend his title. Celebrities play partners with pros at three courses: the Crosby Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hiii and Cypress Point. 4:00 O (jj) (]) RETURN The American Sportsman (C) Opening the new season of this award·winning outdoor series are Andy Griffith and Sam Snead hunting snow geese, Pete Rozelle and Gale Sayers fishing for marlin, and Tom Weiskopf hunting elusive tahr. Each week, guest sportsmen join some of the world's foremost professional hunters, guides, fishermen end outdoor authorities. Curt Gowdy hosts. 4:30 tE Skiing (C) "Getting the Skis Together." Intermediate skiing demonstrations. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 8:00 O lakers Basketball (C) L.A. Lakers vs. San Diego Rockets at the San Diego Sports Arena. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 8:00 O UCLA Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. UC Bears of Berkeley, live from Berkeley, SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 12:00 O Hl&h School Basketball (C) Game of the Week. 12:30 m·@ (V NCB Basketball (C) Loyola at Pepperdine. 2:00 O Pro Bowlers Tour (C) The $65,000 San Jose Open from Saratoga Lanes, San Jose, Calif. 2:30 11 @ 00 Pacific 8 Basketball (C) UCLA Bruins vs. Stanford Indians, live from Roscoe Mates Stadium at Palo Alto. m The Game Breakers (C) American Basketball Association highlights. 3:00 I) CBS Golf Classic (C) Pros compete from the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio. 3:30 0 (11) CV Andy Wllllams San Diego Open Golf (C) Top golfers compete in $150,000 tournament at Torrey Pines golf course north of San Diego. Competitors include defending champion Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Orville Moody, Frank Beard, Ray Floyd, George Archer, Lee Trevino, Billy Casper, Gene littler, Phil Rodgers, Gary Player, Bob Charles and Tony Jacklin. Celebrities scheduled to participate include Fred MacMurray, Pat Boone, Bobby Goldsboro, Milton Berle, Tom Harmon, Danny Thomas, Don Drysdale, Duke Snider and Dale Robertson. Finals are shown tomorrow at 2 PM. Deanna Lund, co -star of ABC's land of the Giants, reigns as queen. 4:00 D Shell's Wonderful Wol1d of Golf (C) Canadian George Knud· sen faces George Archer and Lee Elder at the Sao Fernando Golf Club In Sao Paulo, Brazil. Qt CJ) CBS Golf Classic (C) 4:30 m ID Ci) Horse Racing From Hialeah (C) Today's stake race is Palm Beach. 5:00 0 @ Cl) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) 5:30 11 Grand Prix 5 (C) 11:15 m College Basketball (C) USC vs. Cal Berkeley at Berkeley. Taped earlier. SA\7ES UPro DURING THE 1970 SYLVANIA ONCE-A-YEAR~! A Sylvania Chairside Color Control TV A. Model CF633CR-Here•s an elegant French Provincial cabinet style finished in natural Cherry veneers and select wood solids. Has largest color screen available (295 sq.in. viewing area). Complete with remote contr9l. Save $60 Now Only ·$649.95 B. Model CF582CR -A complete home entertainer . Has solid state FM /AM plus FM stereo radio, stereo record player and 295 sq.in. color tube. Complete with remote control. Now Only '$1145.00 TV reception simulated HURRY! QUANTmES UMITm AT THESE LOW SAi E PRICES! @J·1!f !!]~t!1:~ Pap3 IOYS & GIRLS AGES 3 TO 19 to Audition on CIOMCI Circuit Television and Qu.alfy for HOLLYWOOD TALENT POOL IRANDON CRUZ Brandon Cruz joined thtr talent pool, and five m~nths later si9ned a five year contract with M-G-M. Now he can be seen each week ai 8:00 Wednesday ev•· nin9s on "Courhhip of Eddie's Father." CAN YOUR CHILD QUALIFY? ro. ,.n ON-CAMIRA AlJDITION CALL (714) 547-6251 Talent S.um Being Conducted by TAKE 1 PRODUCTIONS HOLL YWOOO, CALIF. Marsha Strunk. a mtmber of Tht Rtna/JJarru n111slca/ group fta· furtd 0 11 Bill Burrud's "Swing-in Flint.'' chats 1<1ltlt a mutual ac- qua111ta11et at tht San Diego Zoo. New Concept in TV: "SWING-IN FLING" Bill Burrud's one-hour musi- cal special. "A Swing-in Fling," is a new concept in television programming. The locate for this musical entertainment spe- cial is the aquatic playground of Mission Bay, San Diego. To kick-off this special event Burrud Productions is introduc· ing a fresh, recently discovered 15-member musical group. "The Renaissance." "We shot all of the sequences at Mission Bay and the San Diego Zoo." Burrud. executive producer of the show. explained. "We plan to do exactly the same thing at other holiday and resort areas throughout the West and the world. From Tahoe to Ta- hiti. The end result will be a whole series of one-hour specials which for the first time will fo .. cus on musical entertainment in a beautiful, world-famous set- ting." For "A Swing-in Fling," Bur- rud hired some of Hollywood's top talent. Choreographer Rol- and D upree staged the musical numbers. Musical direction was by Cam Floria. with original music provided by Gregg Wil- liams. Mm am Birch and Bob Larsen were co-producers; Dick Rob- bins. associate producer: and Wolfgang Bayer supervised the film production. The one-hour musical debuts on KCOP, Channel I 3, Sunday at 6 :30 PM. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 24, 1970 SATURDAY JANUARY 24 rvrN1~r. ~ (6) m Huntley·Brlnkley (C) 6:001 ~ News ,cJ (60) One Min Show (C) (30) London Lee, the rich boy comic from Man· hattan, takes over the stage with his observations on the American scene. 0 Boss City (C) (30) Sam Riddle hosts. IE BILL BURRUD: ANIMALS *ACTION & ADVENTURE! m Animals, Action and Advenbn (C) (30) "Brown Walrus capture.'' I International Playhouse (30) 6:30 MSC News Conftrence (C) (30) Melody R1nch (C) (60) Dick Lane visits the Melody Ranch irang, and Dorene Greir Is special guest. 0 ROMJ Grief (C) (30) I!) Run for Your Lift (C) (60) @ (I) Htrt Come the Brides (C) (60) Dr. Hudson's Secret Journ1I (30) 00 budt·ln (C) (60) : To Save Totn0rrow (30) (R) Ci) CBS News (C) (30) Hit Parade (C) (60) • Ed&• of Etemity (30) · Min From Unde (C) (60) 7:00 CBS Evt nln( News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. I Hawaii Ciiis (C) (30) S.iwbruall Theatre (60) NET PllJlloUM (C) (90) "A Sona of Summer." A documentary drama about the final years of blindness and paralysis of £n1llsh composer Frederick Delius as seen throu1h the eyes of a youn1 En&lish oraan- ist who stayed with Delius. al Sylvia r Enrique (60) 8:30 ti Qi Cl) My ThrN Sons (C) (30) It's a hectic time for the Oouglas- ses: Dodie has her tonsils out, Steve sprains his ankle and the triplets are hospltalized while their young parents are vacatlonlnf in Mexico. 0 ti) 00 g;, Ad1m·lZ (C) (30) "Log 14 -S.W.A.T." Malloy and Reed, aided by specially trained officers. must capture • sniper lodfed atop 1 theatre bulldlne. Dick Geary, Adam Wade, Lew Brown and Tom Bellin 1uest. 0 @ (I) Im l.nfence Welk (C) (60) I!) Roller Derby (C) (60) Bay Bombers vs. Northwest Cardinals. 9:00 ti Qt) Ci) Crttn ACTll (C) (30) Somebody abandons 1 puppy on the Douglas doorstep white Oliver Is away in New York. Lisa phones her husband the news while he's in the middle of a leral conference. and In the confusion, Oliver thinks the foundlin1 is a baby-and panics.. 0 Q)@ m NBC Slturd1J MO¥· le: (C) ''Thi Last Safari" (adven· lure) '67-Stewart Granger, Gabri· ella Ucudl, Kaz Garas. Conflicts arise between a disillusioned white hunter, plagued by ruilt over the death of a close friend, and a I KNBC Survey (C) (30) Annivtrs1ry C1me (C) (30) Dtattl Y1lley Dap (C) (30) "Pi· oneer P1uck." 1-------------m I s"clXt I Now ind Then (C) (60) Marilyn King of the sinrin1 King Sisters and her husband Kent Larsen CO·host this special that hirhliahts songs of today and yes. terday. Special guests are John Carradine and The Peppermint Rain· bow. fE Sunset Tri lls (60) Eil) NET Joum1I (60) "A Glimpse of China." (R) I Ci) Cell of Ult West (C) (30) R1t P1trol CC) (30) 7:30 ~ CJ) !SJiclXL! H Ir I e m Clobetrottm (C) (60) "The Road to Mexico." The fabulous Harlem Globe· trotters display their basketball wiz. ardry in Puerto Rico where they meet the New Jersey Reds. Meadow· lark Lemmon narrates the tour that includes a stop in Mexico City. 0 @@ g;, Andy Wllll1m1 (C) (60) Tiny Tim. Jimmie Rod1ers and The Lettermen guest. U Jeny West Show {C) (30) 0 @ CD G) Let's Mike 1 Dul (C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. 0 Miiiion $ Movie: (C) ''The Din· iwous Dip of Klow1 Jones" (dra· ma) '66 -Robert Horton. Diane Baker. ID Wonders of tlle World (C) (30) "Beauties of Budapest." @m Los C.uctlllos (30) 8:00 U L1ktrs Basketball (C) (21/2 hr) The Los Angeles Lakers meet the Seattle Supersonics at the Seattle Coliseum. fJ @mm Newtywed G1me (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. m Movie Crerb: ''The Bad i nd tllel Beautiful" (drama) '52-Lana Tur. ner, Kirlc Douglas. Dick Powell. now Saturday nights 7:30 -~ 1 1 1 1 l I a $ r h ) e f , r wealthy American playboy as they set out after the killer elephant resPQMlble for the death of the hunter's friend. m ....... °'*' <60> m Nodlt dt Eltr'lfto (2 hr) 9:30 R 9 (J) Petticoat Junctioft (C) (30) Bobble Jo's beau, Orrin, Is kicked out of the hotel--tlntil Uncle Joe discovers p1pe11 lndlcatlna Or- rin as the owner of 111 Hooterville. a @ CI> m tte11ywooc1 P•IKe (C) (60) Stwe Lawrence and Eydie Gorme are the 1uest hosts. Gue.sts include SteYt Allen, J1yne Meadows, Sid Caesar, lmo1ene Coca, Roy Racers and Dale Evans. fJ PllllllM'a "°P'-(C) (90) Kaye Ballard, Herry Von Zell. Char1es G11Y (1tty. for Bl1cl( P1nthe11), 1nd Raymond St. Jacques auest. IE Buck O..ns (C) (30) fE) Tiie Toy That Grew Up (60) "Webs of Steel.'' 10:00 IJ Qi Ci) Ma11nlx (C) (60) Man· nix becomes enmeshed In 1 domes- tic quarrel between an estranied married coup!e (p4ayed by auest stars Robert Lanslnc and Diane Mc- Bain) that ends in homicide. I ..... (C) (30) 1111 Anderson (C) (30) Rmlcle Roundup (60) lox dt Mexico (90) 10:301 News (C) (30) Hal Flshman. News {C) (30) Bill Bonds. Film Festival (2 hr) "Sons of the Desert'' and "Pack Up Your Troubles." IE kitty Walls (C) (30) (ll) CI> Lowt. AMrican ~· (C) (60) (I) Passport to Tmtl {C) (30) 11:00 8 0 G) News (C) U ~ lukettlall (C) UCLA Bruins vs. University of Wyomlnc Cowboys at Pauley Pavilion In a • came played ear1ler. I Twllllht Zone Country Music Time (C) Ci) Award The1tre: "Inherit the Wnd." 11:15 IJ Fabulous 52: (C) "Mldnlpt Lace" (suspense) '60-Rex Harri- son, Doris Day, John Saxon. Woman finds her life threatened by an un- known phone caller. BmNews (C) D Saturday Nl&trt Movie: "Captlill Carey, U.S.A." (dram1) '50--Alan Ladd, Wanda Hendrix, Francis Led· erer. Former O.S.S. captain returns to Italy after the war to find a , traitor. ~@ .-.-,,-c-1A-L I Mtrdl of Dimes Teleraiw1 (C) 11:30 fJ Movie: "Dark Ylc1ory" (drama} '39-Bette Davis, Georce Brent. IE News (C) @ CD Wrestllnc (C) 11:45 0 m Johnny Caraon (C) m Movie: "The Dolly Sisters" {musical) '4&-aetty Grable, John Payne, June Haver. 12:30 O Movie: "Island of lost Souls" {horror) '33-Bela Lugosi, Char1es Laughton. m All-Nlpt Show (C) "Wee Geor- die," "Behind the Mask of Zorro," "Curse of the Swamp Creature.'' (ii) @ Judy Lynn Show (C) 1:00 IJ Movie: "Our Man In Havana" (comedy} '60-Alec Guinness, Bur1 Ives, Maureen O'Hara. D II Mondo (C) P•1e 5 Duet • lll Miss Bette Davis makes a rare television appearance when ahe guests in the "Touch of Magic" episode of It Takes a Thief. Monday at 7:30 PM on ABC. Mias Davis portrays Be88ie Grindle, an arthritic and destitute jewel thief who waa an "inspiration" to Al Mundy (Robert Wagner) in his iorma- tive years. Mundy coaches the lady back to the big time of crime, and Beuie proves she still haa that "touch of magic" with a safe. Duet in Tim Conway stars as the chief- and only-pilot of a one-plane air service. with co-star Joe Flynn as the boss who hates to fly, in a new comedy series. The Tim Conway Show, that premieres on CBS, Friday at 8 PM. The ahow, which reunites the two stars of McHale's Navy, features Anne Seymour, Johnnie Collins m and Fabian Dean. IRCUS PRODUCER MUST BE DEPT AT JUGGLING For more than threo hours he watched some of the world's Ost daring and sensarlonal circus acts go through their eaces. inally, Art Stark turned aod, with a straight face, quipped, 'Now II we need is an exciting act to fill out the hour." As producer of the AT&T special mark.fog the IOOth anniversary f The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus-a telecast hich airs on NBC, Tuesday at 7:30 PM-Stark had just pre- viewed a special performance of the 1970 circus at The Ringling Bros. winter quarters in Vtnice, Florida. H APPY BIRTHDAY, CIRCUS-Ringmaster Harold Ronk is left holding the cake as clowns (I to r) Coconut, Coco, Bob- by Kay and Mike Padilla prepare to blow out the candles celebrating the JOOth birthday of The Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Sinking into a chair next to Irvin Feld, President and Chief Executive Officer of the circus. Stark, in a more serious vein, remarked, "I've seen many circuses in my time, but this one tops them all. I've never witnessed so many sensational performers on one bill." A veteran television producer, Stark turned to his director, Walter Miller. who had been scribbling notes during the preview performance. "Walter and I now have to select those acts we think ought to be included in the telecast," Stark said. "Obviously we can't use them all. We have less 1han an hour's air time to fill." Choosing the acts is no simple task. Stark pointed out. "They're all so good that it's really a crime to leave anyone out. That's 1he most difficult part of the assignment." What Stark and Miller are striving to achieve in the AT&T Children's Festival At Lincoln Center Lorne Greene. Julie Harris. Richard Tucker and Robert Merrill headline "Children\ Fes· 1ival at Lincoln Center." the !>CCOnd colorcast of N BC's "American Rainbow" ~cries. Saturday. Jan. 31 at 10:30 AM. The special is focused on New York City's famed cultural area. Lorne Greene is ho!lt of the ,pecial which has been billed by producer Mel Baily M a fam1ly- orien1ed introduction to the per- forming arts. Greene will intro- duce the audience to 'everal phases of the art-. including ballet, puppetry. opera and makeup. Actrei.!> Julie Harri)l's contri- bution to the hour is a prel>en- tation of Emily Dickinson po- ems. Robert Merrill si ng, the "Toreador's Song" from "Car· men" and Richard Tucker per- forms an aria from "Pagllacci." The special also featurei. Bil Baird and his Puppets. Robert Symond' in a "Cyrano de Ber- gerac" makeup sequence before performing in the famous duel- ing scene. and the entire male chorus of the New York State Thea1re'<; production of "Okla- homa!" which offers "Every- thing's Up to Date in Kansas City" from that musical. The performances were done outdoors. near Lincoln Center's Library of the Performing Arts. A segment of the special deals with the library itself. pointing up its wealth of available in- formation. I telecast is balance. "For example. we can't have too many jug- gler<,, nor can we select an overabundance of animal acts," Stark explained. "But both types of performances must be included in ' the show." From their initfal inspection. Stark and Miller were able to select a handful of acts that definitely will be included in the special. "Tito Gaona, acclaimed to be the greatest flyer in the world, is most assuredly going to be in the show," Stark said. "And. of course. Chari~ Baumann's wild tiger act and lhe performing elephants." Stark was also impressed with The Europa Trio, featuring a young girl who swan dives 35 feet into the arms of two young men on the ground. and with Elvin Bayle. a young American trapeze artist who swings into an ankle grab 50 feet above ground. Although the spectacles weren't previewed, there was little doubt in Stark's mind that they, too. would be included. "We'll also use several clown gags and feature lots of beautiful girls," he added. Dale Robertson will be the host of the AT&T special. 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JANUARY 24, 1970 SUNDAY JANUARY 25 MORNING All stations reserve right to change programming with· out advance notice. 6:15 The Cflristophe11 (C) 6:30 The Bible Answ111 6:55 Give Us This Day (C) 7:00 Tom and Jerry (C) Mr. Wishbone (C) 7:30 8at1111n (C) Mo'1110n T abemac11 Choir (C) Climbin1 Hi1h (C) Herald of Truth (C) Sacrtd Heart (C) 7\45 The Christophm (C) 1 (]) Davey ;nd Goliatlt (C) 8!00 lamp Unto My Feet (C) m The Christophers (C) Cathtdral of Tomorrow (C) Campus Profile Day of Discovery (C) Wonderama (C) 1 ffi Revival Fires @ March of Dhnu T tleraa1a fC\ CCont'd. from 11:15 PM, Sal) §Ci) Town Hall MHtlna A(rlculture Report 8:30 look Up and live (C) Conclu· sion of a two-part s!udy on the black manifesto. I M11. Alpha Bet (C) @ CV m Dudley Do·Riifll (C) Movie: ''Sliver Wh~p" (western) '53-D<'le Robertson. Rory Calhoun. m KATHRYN KUHLMAN * AND GUESTS IN COLOR K1tllryn Kuhlm•n (C) (j) Full Gospel Revival (C) • The Story (C) 9:00 Camera Thm (C) • Station to Station (C) Day of Discovery (C) @mm Fantastic Voyaae (C) m Gospel Music (C) ®} (!) Tom and Jerry (C) I Mano a Mano Ranchero This Is the Life 9:30 Today's Relifion (C) My Favorite Sermon (C) Dr. Vahe Simonian, Pacific Palisades Presby- terian Church. auests. Gene Autry Show @ (I) a) Fantastic Four (C) (j) Batman (C) • Cynthia • The Bible Answers (C) 10:00 Steps to learnln1 (C) R1whide (i1) (]) a) Bullwinkle (C) Movie: "Atlas" (drama) '61 - Michael Forrest, Barboura Morris. I Americi 's FIVorite Hymns (C) (j) Lamp Unto My Feet (C) Panorama 39 (C) 10:30 II ~ (j) Face the Nation (C) B m Guideline (C) "Decisions, Life or Death." A panel discusses medical advances and the ethics in· volved in organ transplants. I @ @ a> Issues and Answers faith for Today (C) Sesame Street (C) (R) 10:55 fJ @ CV m NBA Basketball (C) Teams to be announced. 11:00 6 Qj NHL Hockey (C) St. Louis Blues at Philadelphia Flyers 0 Movie: "Honeymoon" (musical) '66-Anthony Steel. IJ Ho•bUytrs' C•ld• (C) m Movie: "Sw1.-p Water" (mys- tery) '41-Anne Baxter, Dana An· drews. I C.urdl 11 th Ho• (C) Cine en Su C.111 Scope (C) 11:30 Movie: ''Soutltwtst P ... ae" (western) '54-Rod Cameron. &D Frontltrs of Seit"" (C) AFTERNOON 12:00 &> lnttlllpnt Parent (C) fl)@ March of DiMeS Ttl•a111 i (Cont'd.) Prospective (C) 12:30 Movit: '1"ht forty-Niners" (west. em) '54 -Willlam Elliott, Virginia Grey, Henry Moraan. I Oral Roberts Presents . (C) American ProblelltS (Cl 1:00 m Meet the Preas (C) @ (]) .&) Dktctlons (C) "The Lona Prayer of Abraham Rattner." O Sherlock Holm11 m Movie: (C) "To tbe Shorn Of Tripoli" (drama) '42-John Payne, Maureen O'Hara. I Revlvl l Fires Festival en Madrid 1:30 NFL Pro Bowl (C) Videotape coverage of last Sunday's dassic all· star clash between the Eastern and Western Divisions of the NFL. 0 m Bina Crosby Golf Tourna- ment (C) Final round of the live Pro·Am Golf Championship from Pebb:e Beach, Calif. IJ@ CV al Discovery (C) "Air· craft Maintenance." &> Voice of Calvary (C) Q!} (j) SundJy Feature:• "Whip· lash." Dane Clark. m Arriba el Norte 2:00 IJ Movie: "The Iii Clocl" (mys· tery) '48 -Ray Milland, Maureen O'Sulllvan. m Press Conflfence (C) Buck Owen Show (C) @ Sunday Matinee: "The Plun derers." m Musica y Palabras a) lnsi(ht (C) 2:30 fJ Movie: (C) "Column south" iwestern) '53-Audie Murphy. fJ Million $ Movie: "On Ille Thres- hold of Space" (adventure) '56 - Guy Madison, Virginia Leith. m The Stoneman Family (C) m Feature 1C!thttem for l.IYinr 3:00 I Youth and the Police (C) Outer limits Ernest Tubbs (C) • Chucho 11 Roto • Bronco · feature (C) 3:30 O On Campus (C) "Long live the Electoral Colleger· m TV Party line W-rltl Bob Poole (C) £Ij) Misteroprs' Nei(hborhood (C) 3:45 @ (J) International Tradm 4:00 6 ~Cl) I lflclAL I Mirror and the Mlra1e (C) A filmed portrait of distinguished British artist Graham Sutherland, pertiaps best known in America for his paintings of such luminaries as Winston Churchill, Somerset Maugham, Bar· on Rothschild and Helena Rubin· stein. Musical score by Amadeo Tommasi. 0 Aarlculture USA (C) I) Dr. Kildare THRJ I~ FOl u I U CHEVI *AMER Join C the Sc IJ @ I .fcan SJ outdoor Griffith snow &E and Gal marlin Tom W tahr in m upb include py, Thn Choice; Larry Si Camachi I = Ensi 4:15 Pu: 4:30 8 C1o1 • Fa• ii~: ~Skii gether." interme• mAvi 5:00 II l(JO 1 ~: fJ "THR *THE cun IJM°' Fountai Webb. I 110 lys- An· 11" BSt· lnla fhe Ir." of ne, 1pe all· ind na· live om 1ip· ys· 1en :h" Ill· he 1le C) nd ~it st tst gs on If· n· eo THREE <,OINS INTHE i"'OUNTAIN IX(,OljOR 0 CHEVROLET presents *AMERICAN SPORTSMAN Join Curt Gowdy for the Season Opening 0 @ Ci) el RETURN The Amer· ~ca11 Sportsman (C) The popular outdoor series returns with Andy Griffith and Sam Snead hunting snow geese in Texas: Pete Rozelle and Gale Sayers fishing for striped martin off coast of Mexico; and Tom Weiskopf hunting Himalayan tahr in New Zealand. m Upbeat (C) Don Webster. Guests include The Lettermen, Bubble Pup· py, ~ree Dog Night and Hobson's Choice; plus singers OOn Young, Lariy Santos. Doug Bonin, Thelma Camacho and Johnny K. Wiley. I Dollars and Seftse (C) Wbafs New? (R) Ensien O'Toole 4:15 Passport to Profit (C) 4:30 8 Close-Up (C) • Family Rim Festival: ''Young People." Shir1ey Temple. - Samson (C) Voice of ttie Hour Skiin& (C) "Getting the Skis To· gether." A move from beginnin& to intermediate skiing demonstrations. m Aariculture USA (C) 5:00 8 KNXT News (C) Clete Roberts. 0 Speak Up (C) Bill Leyden. 0 Lost in Space 0 "THREE COINS IN * THE FOUNTAIN"-Cofor CLIFTON WEBB! O Movie: (C) "Three Coins In Utt Fountain" (romance) '54 -Clifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire, Jean Peters, Louis Jourdan, Maule McNamara, Rossano Brazzi, Howard St. John. ! Daktarl (C) Patty Duke 00 Sevlft Atta Theatre: "The Flv." I How To Many • Mlllloftlln Speculation (C) (R) (j) film Ft1tutt I Futbol-Soccer Here Come the Stars (C) Run for Your Life (C) 5:30 II Newsm1kers (C) Gov. Ronald Reagen gusts. I All-American Colleae Show (C) McHale's N1vy Sunset Trills 9 (j) Amateur Hour (C) Ted Mack. Beginning of a four-week contest to select finalists for title of National Amateur Champion. EVENING 6:00 8 CBS Evenln1 News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. I m Franll Mdiee Report (C) Polka Parade (C) (60) Thi Groovy Show (C) (60) Joe South and Shango guest. m aJ Man From UNCU (C) (60) ID Bill BURRUO: ANIMALS * ACTION & ADVENTURE! ID Animals, Action and Adventure (C) (30) "Mammals of Scammon's Lagoon." Giant whales are har· pooned to test their heartbeat. ~ 00 March of Dimes Telerama (C) (Cont'd.) EE) The Show (C) (60) Mason Wil· Iiams joins host Bob Walsh and reveals that he is more than a composer·entertainer and comedy writer. Taj Mahal and The Group from the Plantation perform soul· ful blues. fij (j) Film feature (30) 6:30 B Roel Strlints Wonderful World of • • • Gluttony (C) Serling dia· covers that g uttony is not all bad. 0 ~ G.E. College Bowl (C) (30) ID JWAL I A Swin&·in Flin& (C) (60) The Renaissance, a 15-mem· ber musical group, provides a new concept in musical entertainment as they travel from Sea Wortd at San Diego's Mission Bay, to Vaca· tfon Village, the zoo, the beach, Bahia Belle. and finally to the Sky Tower aC Sea Wor1d. &>Sagebrush Theatre (60) Qj (j) Skippy (C) (30) 1:00 B Qi (j) ussie <C> (30) With her memoiy returning, Lassie tac.es a difficult flight for survival. Con· clusion of "The Road Back." 0 m Wild Kingdom (C) (30) "Rulers of the Kalahari." The st.orY of the two rulers of the Kalahari Desert in Southern Africa-the lion and the bushman. (R) 0 YOU CAN 'T RESIST *THE TEMPTATIONS! O Showcase 5 (C) (60) The Temp· tatlons. Kaye Stevens and George Kirby guest. 0 UTILE PEOPLE FREEZE * IN HOT ICE CAPSULE ON LANO OF THE GIANTS 0 @ @ a> Lind of the Giantl (C) (60) "Panic." Oscar-winner Jack ~bertson guests as a friendly giant scientist who promises to re· (Continued) Whether you live toea~oreat to live, you'll have no problems digesting ROD SERLING'S WONDERFUL WORLD OF ... Gluttony P•1• 9 SUNDAY (Continued) Ray Charles, George Gobel and tum the Earthlinas to Earth. Mark Gloria Loring guest. Richman and Diane McBain also D @ @ m lonann (C) (60) guest. "The Trouble With Amy." Jo Van 0 Joe N1aaUI Sllow (C} (30) tea-Aeet guests as an eccentric widow lured are The Astrojet Goll Stars: who defies the law with regularity. Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, Willie 0 @(]) &) AIC SundlJ Movie: Richardson, Frank Beard and Jack (fj "Hombre" (western) '67-Paul Mullins (host). Newman, Fredric March, Richard THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JANUARY 24, 1970 REGULAR DAYTIME MONDAY m 11"-tra Mdf1lr Show (C) (60) Boone. Diane Cilento. Cameron Guests include Shelley Berman. Mitchell, Barbara Rush. Martin Bal· fE Ntwa/S111d MMttt Harper's Bizarre, Leonard Nimoy, sam. White man, raised by Apaches. 1:10 IJ ftl'bna (C) Thuis. Art Metreno and Esther Phillips. is forced to a showdown when the 25 -Ell) Tiie Advoatt1 (C) (60) "Should stagecoach in which he is traveling 5:551 Clft U1 'Bil Dq (C) I : a1 C..•1tnlty lllllttia ... ~ (C) Indian Rese1ntions Be Maintained is ambushed by outlaws and he is 6:00 features l:30I Mr. Ma&00 W:> lndeflnitelyr• foited to save the lives or the 6:25 . Educati9n &cla1111t (C} ''Youns Eufdte lltria (C) @!) Co111iC01 r CandonH (30) people he loathes. Rim Makers." • Momift1 Wltdl (C) Ted Meyers. 7:30 II Qi Ci) To Ro111t With love (C) News (C) (30) 6:301J Tht Micna Chertl (C) Mon.: Marlnt .., (C) (30) On a business trip to his Rawhide Roundup (60) OcfySMy (C) Tun .• Thurs., Tht Mtd· 5e_idtnnan (C) hometown, Mike faces a problem : Homewood (C) (60) (R) leval Crusades (C) Wed.: Tht Ren· Cil Jldl La Llnnt (C) with his pretty sister·in·law (Diane • Domineo• Herdez (30) aiuance (C) Fri. 9:00ti9fl111t Lucy SIMw (C) McBain) who hu romantic ideas 9:30 • News (C) (30) Doug Dudley. I More for Your MOntJ D 9 m It Tabs Two (C) about returning to Rome with him. The Sports Set (C) (30) Eiplorinc lo1 Anrtltl William indom. Gary Collins and Sal Ponti also guests. · Comentlrios , Cetebridades (C) Law for tllt Layman (C) Wed. their wives join Jo Anne Worley and 0 fij @ m Walt Disney (C) (60) 10:00 9 (j) Mission: Impossible (C) 6:55 ,,_ MIC NtWMrvlce (C) Alan Sues as celebrity guest pan· "Bon Voyage." Conclusion of three· (60) A dog that collects r11e ..,, elists. Vin Scully hosts. part comedy feature. An Indiana stamps-on command from the IMF 7:00 CIS N ... (C) Jostph Senti. ID Movlt: See Daytime Movie. family's vacation abroad almost -figures in a perilous journey to ' Q) @ m Tiit TodlJ Shew (C) Jae* la Llnnt (C) ends on a sour note. the stronghold ol a narcotiu kin&· The His and Her of It (C) Undtrdo1 (C) 0 Million $ Movie: "You're In tht pin (auest Fernando Lamas). Mr. WllllMflt (C) (I) Quetn for a Day (C) N1vy Now" (comedy) '51 -Gary 0 Q)@ m The Bold Ones (C) lozo the Clown (C) futut• Cooper, Jane Greer, Eddie Albert. (60) "Point or Honor " Brian Oat· Comaodity/stod Report 9:25 0 Q)@ ft) NIC Ntws (C) Grass·gretn Na11Y c1ew is assigned 1ell refuses to act as defense at· : Stsa .. Stred (C) 9:3011 Ci) levttly Hlllblllla (C) to test-run a new stum engine in tomey for a wealthy youth when 7:301 futures . @ m eo.c...tnu.. (C) a tiny WWII patrol craft. he doubts the intearity ol his Wondtf111H (C) Mewie Set o J M I ID Pauport to T11vtf (C) (30) wOilld-be c ient. Veronica Cartwright. Snllffy S•ldl (C) • : ayt me f1Y ti. "Cruising the Fjords." Maria Gri11m and Andy Romano (I) CIS Nns (C) ~~:,'1 =~~C) fB Horse Opera (60) guest. 7:.45 r... "'VldeG ftl-(C) m Los C1udl 101 (30) I m Ntw1 (C) (30) WJ \..ll.I --10:00 I AadJ Criffitll (C) 8:00 • let Me Talk To • - . (C) (60) l.110IQt CIJ Captlln Kln1aroo (C) , Qt()) ms. tf th cm., II TONITE'S BEST SHOW! Labor Report (C) (30) • Dapllne's CartDon Castlt (C) Jack Kelty hosts. * ED SULLIVAN HOUR! Manion forum .. . C.IM, (C) I News/StDdl Mlltlt 11 (it Cl) Ed Sullivan (C) (60) : NU_ F~il (C) (60) Solll on ___ CD_R_odJ_a_nd_H_ls_f_rMll_c11_<C> ____ @_6 _S.._1111J_T_oc1a_,_<_C> __ _ Guests include Patti Page and Mike Conductina. (R) Douglas. @ril '"n T eatro (60) B Roller Games-live' (C) 10:30 B Th~ World Tomorrow (C) (30) • "Paradise or Apocalypse." * T·. BIRDS vs. DETROIT I Square World ol Ed Butler (C) 1J Roller C1111t (C) (2 hr) L.A. Kathryn Kuhlm1n (C) (30) T-Blrds vs. Detroit Devils. 11:00 O ~ @® (j) News (C) 0 FORD MOTOR COMPANY · Clthtdral of Tomorrow (C) * presents THE FBI · Wiiiiam f . luckley (C) John 0 @ (]) a> The FBI (C) (60) Kenneth Galb1ai,th. Harvard proles· "Deadly Reunion." Inspector Erskine sor of eeo~om1cs, form.er Ambas· is alerted to an ususination plot sador lo India •. i;iast PreStdentlal ad· while posing as a Red agent. Spe. ~lsor and prohf1c au~~or, dlscussu cial guest is Dana Wynter as Lisa 'The K.ennedy Years. , Stone. All Kjetl'in. John van Orea-m ln11gflt (C) .. (30) 'Watts Made fen. Sandra Smith and Charles Rob-I Out ol Thread. inson elso guest. I It la Written (C) m Movie: "The Bad and tt11 1 .. u. 11:15 @(])&)News (C) tiful" (drama) '52 -Lana Turner. 11:30 Movie: "Tht Men of • Thou- Kirk Douglas, Dick Powell. Academy-sand Faces" (drama) '57 -James Aw11d winning film about Jonathan Cagney, Dorothy Malone. Shields. Who helped make Holly-B Loh111an l Bartley (C) wood. Movie: "Two Sisters from BOl- (fil Homewood /Chancin& Tilnta (C) ton" (music.al) '46-June Allyson, t1l) The Fo,..,te Sap (60) ''The Peter L~wf~rd, ~athry~ Grayson. , White Monkey." Problems are m Movt~: 'Whirlpool (drama) 50 mountina lor Michael: he knows -Gene Tierney, Jose Ferrer, Richard Wilfred is In love with Fleur and Conte. has become involved with the prob· I Colt .45 lems of one ol his employees. ~Thi! Is the Lift (C) 61) Carrou•I MHlcano (60) (i) ln11&ht (C) * CAN YOU TOP THIS? 12:00 N~,Fi~ri~~~h~~inpoint 101 DEBUTS MON. 6 PM (5) Science." 8:30 D @(l) m 1111 Colby Show (C) m Cin11111 SundaJ: "Quartet." (30) "The Worst Crook That Ever 1:00 tJ Movie: (C) "love SllYll of tht Lived." Coach Kincaid acceptl Amazon" (drama) '58-0on Taylor. baseball team uniforms as gifts O Spukina fretly (C) Apollo XI I and in turn accepts the responal· astronauts Pele Conrad, Dick Goidon bilitles of helping a mls1ulded and Alan Bean review their person· youth. ality traits, press relations. the I hobt (C) (30) space"'i>roaram. scientific advances Worfd To1110rrow (30) I and religion. 9:00 a Cl) Cltn Can1pbell (C) (60) Z:OO 0 Nni (C) ~~ •• a lull ninety minutes of fun fosh1onoble and !rankly I unky hop~enings I 1:()()-S:l() 4"' (i)l>41l,./K46C·n' Pac• 10 J 10:30 II Qt Ci) Love of Ufa (C) 0 tD (]) m Hollywood Squam (C) Guests are Debbie Reynolds, Bill Bixby, Cleveland Amory, Vin· cent Price end Cathy Garver. IE)Trnel Films (C) 11:00 II Qt Ci) Where tlle Heart Is (C) 0 0 Ci) m Jeopardy (C) Art Aemina hosts. D Dr. Barttf's Adventures (C) Fri· day only. U The G1llopln1 Counwlt (C) Graham Kerr O Tempo (C) Baxter Ward hosts. IE) Romptf Room (C) ll:Z5 ll9 (i)C8S News (C) 11 :30 1 9 Ci) Seard! for T 01110nn (C) · 9 00 m Tht Who, What and Where Game (C) I Johnny Grant (C) The Annivtf'safy Gemt (C) Los Anples City Sdloob Claaioo111 ID World of Women (C); Tht Pi· errt Show (C) Thurs. Good food ide~s. EI!) Sesame StrHt (C) (R) 11:55 0 @ 00 m NBC N.., (C) I\ F T f I~ ~ < l ( > N 12:00 I Boutique (C) · @ 00 m lift With llnlilttttr ( ) Jack and Art Unkletter. I Movie: See Daytime Movies. (i1J (]) Btwitdlecl (C) Slltrlff Jolin (C) Nnn (C) Bill Johns. Stoel Martet Ci) Andy GriffltJt (C) 12:30 IJ ~Ci) As tht Wortd Tarns (C) 0 @ @ m Days of Our Uvts (C) Macdonald Carey stars. I ()11 Cl) That Girt (C) Dialin1 for Dollars (C) Stoel Marttt Analysts That Girt (C) Wed. only. 12:45 fl) Closln1 Prices 1:00 1J Qt Ci) LOft Is a M1ny Spltn· clortd T111nt (C) 8 Ci) @ m Tht Doctors (C) @ Cl) G) All My ChUdrtn (C) Rosemary Prinz stars. m Queen for I DIJ (C) fl) Investors Showcast: Miss Dee Hobbs hosts. 1:15 EI!) Features 1:30 IJ 9 Cil Tht Guldinf llitlt (C) B ID Cl) m Anothtr Wortd (C) D Father Knows Best IJ (HJ CI> m ltt's M... a Dul (C) Monty Hall hosts. m Movie: See Daytime Movies. fl) Ttehnlcal Comer 1:50 IE) Falhlons In Stwln1 (C) Z:OO IJ Qt Cl) Stcret SWnn (C) B 9 Ci) m Brlfht PrMilt (C) D DHr Juli• Mtlde (C) 0 @ (]) aJ Ntwlywtd Game (C) fJ Colden Shot Movie: See Day· time Movies. Tom Hallick hosts. ID Movie: See Daytime Movies. fl) ComlllOdlty/MutUll FWld 2:30 1J Qt Ci) Edp of Nifht (C) 0 Ci) 00 m NaMt Drcwers (C) Al Lohman and Roaer Bartley. Ce· lebrity panelists include Harvey Korman, June Lockhart and Alejan- dro Rey. I Girt Talk (C) U1J @ m Dat1n1 Ga1111 (C) Stoel Market/Ftlturt 3:00 I tB (I) Gomer Pyle (C) · Ifs Your Btt (C) Hifhway Patrol U1J @ G> General Hospital (C) Bozo's Bil Top Show (C) Office of tM Prnidtnt; Tht Pi- erre Show, Wed. only. QJ Ci) Matinff: Don Rodewald. a;, Matlntt: Don Wilson. 3:30 I Lua, Pair (C) • Mike Douflu (C) Ou:it and Harritt (i1J (l)Q) One Lift To Uvt (C) I PoptJe and Friends (C) Hobo Ktlly (C) Or. Hudson's Secret Journal . Cil Popeye Cartoons (C) 3:45 @I) F11btrt1 and Ntws (C) 4:00 II Sea Hunt; Movit: See Daytime MOYies, Mon. only. I Stu•p tile Stars (C) @ (I) Q) Dart Shadows (C) Tbt Naked Truth (C) I Mlfhty Mou.. (C) Pttar Gunn DEBUT Mutfinland: This new proaram is desianed to encourap children three to seven years old to use their imaainatlons. 4:1S fE The Fritttdly Giant 4:30 Movlt: See Daytime Movies. Divorce Court (C) fJNtws(C) Hant (C) Tiit Munsters (l) Mike Douflu (C) R1whldt Roundup : S...ntt Street (C) (R) ~ (I) T1lt Fllntltonn (C) @I) El UMP1dor (i) Bewitdltd 5:00 1J KNBC NeWMrvlct (C) D Nnn (C) Tom Reddin. 0 Flipper (C) m NIWI (C) Georae Putnam. 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ID ''Yukon Vengeance" (adventure) '54-Kirby Grant, Mary Ellen Kay. 4:00 iJ ''All lhe Kin(s Men" (drama) '50 -Broderick Crawford, Joanne Dru. EVENING 6:00 6 Big News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) D "CAN YOU TOP THIS?" * FOR PEOPLE WHO LIKE TO LAUGH ... PREMIERES TONIGHT! 0 PREMIERE Can You Top Tiiis? (C) (30) Wink Martindale will host this television version of one of radio's most successful shows. Top comedians make up a panel which will try to "top" jokes sent in by viewers with a computerized "Laugh- O·Meter" determining the winner. Morey Amsterdam, Danny Thomas and Stu Gilliam guest this week. O Six O'Clodl Movie: "fail Safe" Part I (drama) '64-Henry Fonda, Walter Matthau, Dan O'Herlihy, Nan- cy Berg. Due to a mechanical fail- ure, a SAC plane on its way to bomb Moscow passes the "fail-safe" zone, and the President is confront- ed with trying to prevent mass re- taliation If the bomb is dropped. I The Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) ffi ABC News (C) (30) Whafs New? (30) @ CBS News (C) (30) I Pasion Gita na (30) News (C) (60) Jack White. 6:30 KNBC Ne~ice (C) (60) 0 STEVE ALLEN MOVES * TO THIS NEW FUN- TIME! GET SET! O Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Guests are Lynn Kellogg, Eddie Ryder. Steve Martin. Max Morath and "Charlie Chicken." O The Game Game (C) (30) Guests are Roy Clark, Shani Wallls and Beth Brickell. 'LOWELL THOMAS IN NEW GUINEA: PATROL INTO THE UNKNOWN' Views of natives who have never before been seen by civilized men and the first filming for television of ancient tribal rituals are among the highlights of "Lowell Thomas in New Guinea: Patrol into the Unknown," a one-hour special on NBC. Thursday at 7:30 PM. Thomas, famed as a globetrotter. histo- rian and veteran broadcast commentator, is the guide and narrator for the coverage of twin expeditions into remote cornerc; of Australian-controlled New Guinea. Gerald Feil, director and photographer of the special, and his wife Hila. who wrote the script. were in New Guinea for eight months working on the colorcast. The project originated with a 1964 sur- vey trip by Millon Fruchtman, producer of the program. During his trip. Fruchtman was told by a native chieftain of a rumor that unknown natives were still Jiving in complete isolation from the out'lide world in a sector of the New Guinea jungles. The expeditions had two aim~. to find possible traces of a mi'lsing civilization and to record rapidly-vanishing cu,toms of tribal life. Both expeditions-named Nomad and Highland.,, respectively-started from a tiny jungle outpost. rhc Nomad River patrol post. The Nomad group traveled through I 00 miles of jungle trails on foot before finding Page 12 WORLD TRAVELER-l.owt'/I Thomas. sho,.•n sit1111g 11ul I<> a tiger skm 111 his Pawling. N. Y., hon.,, IS tht' g11idt' and narrator /or "'w,.•tll Thoma1 /11 Ntw <iui11tu Pu110/ mto tht' Un· known." the Hisu people. who had never before been exposed to civilization. Thomas. with the Highlands expedition, worked among the Enga tribe and filmed the Sanggai rites which initiate boys into manhood. Other Enga rituals to be seen in the colorcast include unique negotiations for a marriage and efforts by a sorcerer to discover which spirit is causing a tribesman to be ill. "We believe this is the first time these rituals will be een on television." Thomas said. Thomas has been a broadcaster for more than 39 years. He was an NBC Radio Net- work personality from~ 1930 to 1947. Io addition to hi s radio news broadcasts, Thom- a<; i~ a TV pioneer. He was the host. during 1939-40. of television's first regularly sched- uled nighttime program. NBC's "A TV First Night." During 1940-41. he conducted the first si mullaneous television-radio broadcasts for NBC over W2XBS and WEAF in New York. He also presented TV's first news- ca-;1. His more recent television activities include "high adventure with Lowell Thomas." a series produced by Fruchtman and telecast by CBS. and "The Equitable's our American heritage," presented on NBC- TV. He has wri1ten 52 books and has Jec- turcd extensively. His travels and expl0ra- tion-; have taken him to all corners of the earth. ! , s 1 en >D. -ed ato .en •OS to an 'TIC 1," >re et- In m- .ng ::d- 1rst 1rst for ew NS· :ies 1ell ian le's JC- ec-•ra· the @CID Peny Maaon (60) Office of the President (30) · M • I iL Ml le m MJ Favorite M1rti1n (30) I The 811 v.u., (C) (60) hi~J I I W1'=r.~iiiP':. \~, (30) ·~ s.m~cp).3~~"!,:-'•'!;.~ ~ c o vies o tne rree I rn The Munsters (30) claims to be able to find Weter on - I Noticiero 34 (C) (60) the farm, and hires a geologist In· KMIR News (C) (30) stead to drill a well sclentifically. 7:00 C8S Evening News (C) (30) Douglas V. Fowley guests. c:J What's My line? (C) 130) Pan· 0 @ (i) m NBC Monday Movie: elists: Gene Rayburn, Anita Giiiette, (C) "In E nemy Country" (drama) Bennett Cerf, Arlene Francis. '69 -Tony Francios., Anjanette 11 love Lucy (30) Comer, Guy Stockwell. Beat the Clock (C) (30) O Here Come the Stirs (C) (60) Commodity/Mutual Fund (30) Laurence Harvey i.s roasted and (]) Monday Show (C) (2 hr) "A toasted by Liberace, France Nuyen, Very Special Favor." Rock Hudson, Harve Presnell, Morgana Kina. Jim Leslie Caron. Backus, Henny Backus, Norm Cros- 1 Allora! (30) bi Marty Ingels and Edona Romney. (!)Truth or Consequenc11 (C) Se1et>rush Theatre (60) Cesar's World (C) (30) : I blcill I Ri&ht of Privacy (60) That Girl (C) (30) The use of computers, lie detector 7:30 iJ ~ ® Ciunsmoke (C) (60) tests, pre-employment personality "Doctor Herman Schultz. M.O." One tests and other devices which ex- of Doc Adam's old friends seems pose a man's private life to publlc to have a special interest in hyp· 5trutiny are investigated. notizin~ Festus. Benny Rubin guests. fir:) lmputos Music.Its (30) 0 m My World and Welcome to 9:30 It (C) (30) "The Middle Years." iJ TONIGHT'S BEST BET! Coveting an attractive neighbor be· * THE DORIS DAY SHOW! comes part of John Monroe's fan· tasy when his family heads for the iJ ~Ci) Doris Dey (C) (30) Dons mountains and leaves him alone. invites Mr. Nicholson and Ron Har· lee Meriwether and Noam Pitlik vey for a reluln1 weekend on the guest. farm with her family, but instead O @ CIJ a> It Takes a Thiel (C) they are exposed to the measles (60) "Touch of Magic." Bette Davis and all quarantined together. Ed- guests as down·On·her-luck jewel ward Andrews guests. thief. Bessie Grindle. I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. c:J Million $ Movie· "Attadl" (dra· Bill Johns News (C) (30) ma) '56-Jack Pal~nce. Eddie Al· Revista Musicel (30) be rt. lee Marvin. A powerlut war 10:00 IJ ® Ci) Carol Burnett (C) (60) film which deals with eo<rupt and Soupy Sales and Mel Torme guest. cowardly Army officers during World 0 m News (C) (60) War II c:J Della! (C) (60) Ross Hunter. m Truth or Consequences (C) (30) The lris'l Revers and Sammy Shore m Major Adams (60) 1uest. EE Technical Corner (30) (R) m Perry Mason (60) @l) French Chef (30) Julia Child @l) Firinc Line (C) (60) ''The Tariff prepares roast aoose. Laws." fir:) Cruz de Amor (30) fir:) El Padre Camic. 8:00 0 m l.au&h·ln (C) (60) Tony Cur· 10:30 fir:) Cynthia (30) tis guests as Romeo, a matador 10:45 0 @ (1) a) News (C) and Grandfather Farkel 10:55 @ (1) Cineme Seventeen: "Magnif· 0 "THE MOVIE GAME " icent Dope." * FOR FILM FANS Of u:oolfij(j)fiEmNews <C> All AGES! BIG The Westerners STARS' BIG FUN' · Movie: "The Ma~" (drama) '61 • • -Stuart Whitman, Maria Schell. O DEBUT Movie Game (C) (30)I I Peyton Place Movie stars compete against each He Said, She Said (C) other in this quiz game about the Adventure (30) "Kamat Con· movies and the glamour o~ Holly-quered." woo~. Sonny fox hosts. ~1th CO~· 11•15 0 taJ r(;' m News (C) umnist Army Archerd assisting. This • ~..J . week's guests are Dan Rowan, Dick 11:301J ~@ Merv Griffin (C). ~egln· Martin, Greer Garson and Sharon nlng tonight, the program onginates Farrell. on the West Coast lor three weeks. I To Tell the Truth (C) (30) 0 Kup's Show (C) Scheduled Stock Market/Feature (30) guests are Eliot Janeway, Pierre Rln· World Pres.s (C) (60) fret. Huntington Hartford. Fred P1ndoram1 (30) Friendly, Mark Russell and Thomas 8:30 IJ@ Here's Lucy (C) .<30) ~mm Dicll Cavett (C) Lucy and her out·~f.town fr.1end, m Movie: "Whirlpool" (mystery) Vivian Jone~, get involved 1n. a '50-Gene Tierney, Jose Ferrer smu.gglln~ ring ~~en they decide m Movie: ''Trio" (drama) '51 - to v1s1t !11u~na. V1.v1an Vance guests. Jean Si mons Michael Rennie. 0 Bruins 1n Action (C) (30) m · 0 @CI) a) ABC Monday Movie: 11:45 0 Q)@ m Johnny Carson (C) ''Suddenly, Last Summlf" (drama) 1:00 i) Movie: (C) ''W~ominc Rene· '60 -Elizabeth Taylo r, Katharine cades'' (western) '55-Phil Carey, Hepburn, Montgomery Clift. After Gene Evans. Martha Hyer witnessing the violent death of her I Community Bulletin Board (C) cousin, a beautiful airl Is com· News (C) milted to a mental institution. Action The1t11: "Don Juan Qull· tD D1vid Fro1t Show (C) (90) ligan." SUNDAY, JANUARY 25 9:00 0 (ill (1) (C) "Hombre." A white man, raised by the Apaches and taught to hate all white people, is the only one who can save the passengers of an ambushed stagecoach. Paul New· man, Richard Boone and Barbara Rush star. MONDAY, JANUARY 2& 8:30 fJ @ (1) "Suddenly, Last Summer." A tense drama about a girl who witnessed her cousin's violent death. Elizabeth Taylor, Katharine Hepburn and Montgomery Clift star. 9:00 0 @ (6) (C) "In Enemy Country," a drama set in the dark days of World War II France, stars Tony Franciosa and Anja· nette Comer. TUESDAY, JANUARY 27 8:30 0 @ (I) (C) "Carter's Army." Stephen Boyd, Robert Hooks, Richard Pryor and Roosevelt Grier star in a Civil War drama concerning a company of black soldiers led by a prejudiced white Southern officer. 9:00 O Q) 00 "Kings Go Forth." Frank Sinatra stars as an Amen· can soldier In love with a beautiful French girl whose father was an American Negro. Natalie Wood, Tony Curtis and Leora Dana co·star. THURSDAY. JANUARY 29 9 :00 iJ Qj Ci) (C) "The Law and Jake Wade." A respected marshal"$ unsavory past catches up with him. Robert Taylor. Richard Wld· mark and Patricia Owens star, FRIDAY, JANUARY 30 9:00 B ~ 00 (C) "The Venetian Affair." A story of intrigue, set in Venice, stars Robert Vaughn, Elke Sommer and Felicia Farr. SATURDAY, JANUARY 31 9:00 O ~ (6) (C) "After the Fox" stars Peter Sellers as a harmless Italian criminal "mastermind." Britt Ekland and Victor Mature CO·Star. Katharine H epb11rn (/e/t) and Elizabeth Taylor star in "Sud- rlt•nly, Last Summer." bCJsed on a Te1111es.ree Williams uory. : 011 Tht• ABC Monday Night Movie at 8:30 PM. Our news won't wait for 6 o'clock bill bonds 4:30 p.m. also at 11:00p.m. eyewitness news/kabc-tv FIRE SCREEN SPECIALISTS CUSTOM MADE SCREENS -S DAV SERVICE he• 14 BHutiful decorative colon i? many finishes. Wide 1election of GAS LOGS. FREE Estimates given. (Since 1920) SANTA AllA TEil ..... AWNlll co. 2202 S. MAIN -545..c>491 TUESDAY JANUARY 'Z1 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "The More UI• Merrier" (com· edy) '43-Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea. U "The Homos1rttch'" (romance) '47-Comel Wilde, Maureen O'Hara. 9:30 e "Panic" (drama) '63 -Janine Gray, Glyn Houston. G) (C) "MMM-83" (drama) '65- Gerald Blain, Pier Angeli. 12:00 O "Run for the Hills" (comedy· drama) '55--Sonny Tufts, Barbara Peyton. 1:30 m "Don't Takt It to Hurt'" (com· edy) '45-Richard Greene, Patricia Medina. 2:00 0 "The Happy Thieves• (comedy) '62--Rex Harrison. Rita Hayworth. (!) ''Headin' fOf Huvtn" (comedy) '47-Sluart Erwin, Glenda Farrell. 4:30 IJ (C) "Jolson Sines A,ain" (mu- sical) '50 -Larry Parks, Barbara Hale. I VJ NINC. 6:00 IJ Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m Huntley·Brinklty (C) (30) IN>ANNY THOMAS WIU * tR~CTURE YOU ON NEW LAUGH CONTEST: "CAN YOU TOP THIS?" O C.n You Top 1'11? (C) (30) Wink Martindale hosts. Morey Ams. terdam, Danny Thomas and Siu Gilliam cuest. 0 Si1 O'Ctoct Movie: "flll Saft" Conclusion (drama) '64 -Henry Fonda, Waller Matthau, Dan O'Her· lihy, Nancy Ber1. The President must find a way to prevent massive retaliation if a SAC plane, whldl has beaun the trip to bomb Moscow due to mechanical failure, cannot be stopped. Didi Van DJb (30) TM Flintstones {C) (30) Star T rtk (C) ( 60) @ ABC News (C) (30) : What's New? (30) Ci) CBS News (C) (30) • Pasion Gltan• (30) · News (C) (60) Jack White. 6:30 0 MIC Newservlct {C) (60) 0 TRY STEVE ALLEN AT * THIS NEW TIME .•. FUN-UN-LIMITED! O Steve Allen Show (C) (30) Guests are Ana Maria Alba, Martene Ver Planck, Pamela Mason and London Lee. I Tiit Game Game (C) (30) '!l_ Favorite Martian (30) C1J Perry MeJOn (60) Investors Showu• (30) ~Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) rcllLt Soarln& Over Ult Rodllts (C) (30) Viewers are taken hilh above dark peaks and moun· RARE BEAUTY Film crew~ are noloriouc;ly bla'c about !>taro;. super stars and beau1iful women. But a rare ex- ception 10 !hat unwri11en rule OC· cured on the set of Universal T elevision'o; Ma rcus Welby. M.D. the day Dolores Del Rio arrived to begin work in "The Legacy" epio;ode. which airs Tuesday a1 JO PM on ABC. Misc; Del Rio. the top star of Mexican 1heatre and films. make~ no great ~ccret of her age. "I can't very well. l starred in 'What Price Glory' and 'Ramona· and those film, weren't made yesler- day. Chronological age is of no impo rlance anyway-it io; how a per~on fec1'. '>'hal one doe' wi1h one\ life !hat mattero;. I have led a happy and bu\y life and I feel that ii reflect' in my attitude and appearance." Perhap'> the person most im· pressed with 1he beautiful \tar\ you1hful appearance was Walter Strenge. 1he director of pho1ography. "We didn't have to use diffusion wilh M j,, Del Rio." he relate\. "She's a beautiful woman. almost agelc''· a nd 1hat0 !) the way she photographs.·· Marn i' Welby. M.D. slars Rober! Young in the title role. Jamee; Brolin a-; his ac;\ociate and Elena Verdugo as their nurse. 7: 7: " (30) .ms- Stu .,, .. enry Her· :Sent ~ve hlch :cow inol (30) fene and 30) ttl• sken oun· c;ly ind ex · OC· "S31 .D. ;ed ;y" at of ke~ .. , hat tnd !Cr· no " a 1ith led feel and Im· lter use 1an. ole. r<;e. tains to enjoy the be1uty and ex· Ell) lntllf1W (C) (30) "Man Am· hila11tion of soarina. p!iflm." Dr. Ralph Mosher. i (j) TN Muuttn (30) 9:00 0 @ 00 m MIC T...tly MMe: Notidert 34 (C) (60) olJ.inp lio ~ (dr1m1) '58 - KMll NIWI (C) (30) Frank Sinatra, Tony Curtls, Natalie 7:00 CIS &enln1 Ntwt (C) (30) Wood. Two soldiers stationed In WIYra Mr UM? (C) (30) France durina World War II com· I lewt lllCJ (30) pete for the attentions of a betutl· Bt1t die Clock (C) (30) ful American girt CGmmoclltJ/Mut1.1a1 Fund (30) D NEW "PLAYBOY AFTER 00 Branded (C) (30) * DARK" DEBUTS NOW! : Ailora! (30) Ci) Trvtll w CGnaequenca (C) SONNY & CHER! IT'S • ilfands In ttae Sun (C) (30) A GAS! GET IN! · nat Qlrl (C) (30) ~ 8 NEW SEASON PtayboJ Afltr 7:30 ti ~ Cl) l.lncer (C) (60) Jelly Dart (C) (60) Sonny and Cher. Vic Hostdns becomes one of the nou-Damone, Dick Shawn, Larry Storch veau riche when his card·playing and The Canned Heat join Huth skills earn him 1m abandoned aold Hefner In his penthouse ped. mine which develops into a bonan· m S.1.WUlll Theatre (60) za. Anthony Eisley and Winifred EI!) NH Festival (C) (60) ''The Coffin cuest. World of David Amram." D Q) (6) m !SJiclALI Hlah· @!)Chucho Avtllantt (C) (30) llfttts of the lOOtll Anniversary 9:30 II Qj Cl) TM Govtrnor and J, J. Rinfllna Ires. and Barnum & Bailer (C) (30) The Joaina Governor Drink- Clraa (C) (60) Some of the wor1d's water attracts a stray basset hound areatest circus acts, 1 special dis-to the executive mansion. play reviewing some of the great· I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. est moments in circus hisll>fY, per-1111 Johns Ntwt (C) (30) forminf elephants, beautiful show· Ml&Sica J Esmllas (C) (30) airls and lauah·provokina clowns 10:00 9 Cl) CIS Rtporta (C) (60) featured. Dale Robertson host& "The Growinr Crisis in Educat~ O (ill (I)!(B Mod Squid (C) (60) The Day They Had To Close the "A Town Cal'ed Sincere." Pete and Schools." The broadcast, with news Linc. while on 1ssi1nment in Mexi-correspondent Daniel Schorr as re· co, come upon a small vlllaae porter. will look Into the problem which is beinr terrorized by a mo-of why, for the first time In history, torcycle 1an1. Tom Stern, Ford the ~merican people decided they Rainey and Lisa Gaye auest. can no longer pay the uxes neces-0 Mit:ion S Movie: "Mask of sary lo support public education. Dr.itrioa" (mystery) '44-Zachary ! I Ntw1 (C) (60) Scott, Faye Emerson. Sidney Green· @ U> M1rcut Welby, M.D. street lntriaue and murder sur-( ) ~ ) "The Le1acy." Dolores Del round two people. Rio and Janet Blair guest as Pl· I Trvttl Of Consequences (C) (30) . tients who must risk death to c:on- Major Adam (60) tinue living. Tt dlnlcal CGrner (30) 0 Dtlh! (C) (60) The Blossoms. TM CltJ W1tr*ers (C) (60) Art Mr Wimd and Sammy Shore cuest. Seidenbaum, Char1es Champlin and I Delli! (C) (60) Gay Boyer look at Los Angeles Perry Mason (60) events CI) F11ture (60) @!) Cnu dt AlllOr (30) : Speculetion <C) (60) ''The Now &:00 and Future Theatre." 8 ROWAN & MARTIN vs. 1· El,~,. Camlca (30) * GREER GARSON NOW ~r: . ;; Jl,0~ ... (C) (30) MATCH WITS ON NEW n.. WllttfMB "THE MOVIE GAME!" · Mowlt: "Union stit1on• (mys. 8 Mewit liame (C) (30) Sonny tery) '50-Wllliem Holden. Fox hosts, with Army Archerd as· m Pert»n Place sisting. Dan Rowan, Dick Martin, ID Ht Saki, SIM Said (C) Greer Garson. Sharon Farrell, Joyce ~ CIJtij CI> News (C) Haber and Dwiaht Newton 1uest. ~~::1 RN1an Press c:.ftrence I To Ttlt Ult Truth (C) (30) 11:10 @ (]) ~-~ Sewatten: "I Wake CI) ABC News (C) (30) Up Screaming. • StlKt Martet/Ftalurt (30) 11:15 D ID (6) m Nns (C) Dilcottlequt a·lio-lio (C) (60) 11 :JO f) Qi Cl) MlfY liriffin (C) 1:30 ti ~ Cl) Red Siierton (C) (60) 8 Movie: .. s,.dal DtfivlfJ" (com· D ~ 00 m JI.I 11 a ( c) (30) edy) ·s~Joseph Cotten, Ev• Bartok. "Sioux Me, Don't Woo Me." Julia 0 l(E) Dick Cavett (C) is outfoxed by an auressive Id· m Mtwit: "W1tlr1pool• (mysttfY) mirer. Paul Winfield auests. ·~ene Tierney, Jose Ferrer. 0 @ (I)G) ABC Mowlt of Ult ID Movlt: "His Excellency'" (dra -W*•: (C) "Carter's Arm,.. (drama) ma) '56-Eric Portman. '70-Stephen ~d. 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This very different pro- gram lends itself to family budgeting by includ- ing service and maintenance at no additional char~e: oil, oil changes, seals, transmission serv- ice, etc., etc. In additio n, the dealer buys your present car, freeing capital for investment in the market or that va cation property on the riv- er. And e very t wo years, you get a brand new car. For An F.xcellent Booklet On This Sub;ect Call our Leasing Secretary THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JANUARY 24, 1970 ' WEDNESDAY JANUARY 28 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "The Major and the Mino,. (romedy) '42-Ray Milland, Ginger Roeers. O (C) "It Happened to Jane" (comedy) '59-Jack Lemmon, Doris Day. 9:30 0 "Untamtd Youth" (drama) '57 -Mamie Van Doren, John Russell. m "Stairway to Heaven" (fantasy) '47-Davld Niven, Kim Hunter. 12:00 O "Violence" (mystery) '47 - Nancy Coleman, Michael O'Shea. 1:30 m "In Name Only" (drama) '39 -Carole Lombard, Cary Grant. Kay Francis. 2:00 0 ''Th• Ride Baell" (western) •57 -Anthony Quinn. Lit.a Milan. m "Legion of the Doomed" (ad· venture) '58-Blll Williams. Dawn Richards. 4:00 1J "Tan.an and the A111azons" (adventure) '45--Johnny Weissmul- ler, Brenda Joyce. f V FN INr. 0 The Game Game (C) (30) "How Much Pride Do You Haver· Guests panelists are Shani Wallis, Roy Clark and Beth Brlcttell. Jim Mac· Krell hOsts.. ~ Fnorite Martian (30) W Pmy Mason (60) lnvutofs SbowcaM (30) @ HuntltJ·lrlnkley (C) (30) : Guteft Tai (30) Ci) The Munst.eQ (30) · NOtidero 34 (C) (60) • KMIR Ntwa (C) (30) 7:00 CBS &tnln& News (C) (30) Whirs My Unt? (C) (30) I Lo.t Lucy (30) Beat the Clock (C) (30) Commodity/ Mutual Fund (C) @ Amtrlca! (C) (30) : Aho11! (30) (i) Truth or Contequenets (C) • Winderlust (C) (30) · That Girt {C) (30) 7:30l)Qt)(j) HH Haw (C) (60) Guests Include Loretta Lynn and Merle Haggard. 0 @@ m The Virclnlan (C) (90) ''The Shiloh Years." Tony Franciosa guests as an agent for an Eastern combine which attempts to undermine the Wyomlnf rancher by causing financial strife in a land grab scheme. 0 @ (])a> Nanny and the Pro- fessor (C) (30) "The Wiblet Will Get You If You Don't Walch Out" While Nanny is trying to help Prudence get rid of an Imaginary night visi· tor, Hal and Butch make plans to show their little slstef a Wiblet. Juliet Mills and Richard Long star. 6:00 IJ ~News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Jo~nna Moore guests. B W HuntftJ·Brinldey (C) (30) 0 Mdlion $ Movie: "Red Rive,. 0 DOES DANNY THOMAS (western) '48-John Wayne. Mont· * GET BIGGER LAUGHS gomery Clift. Walter Brennan, Jo· anne Dru. Texas cattleman and THAN STU GILLIAM or foster-son quarrel over cattle drive. MOREY AMSTERDAM? i Truth or Consequenctt (C) (30) 0 C11n You Top This? (C) (30) Major Adams (60) Panelists Morey Amsterdam. Danny Technical Comer (30) Thomas and Stu Gilliam fry to top Joyce CheR Cooks (30) "Shan· jokes sent in by viewers, with a ghai Duck." computerized "laugh·O·Meter" de-m Cruz de Amor (30) termining th e winner. Wink Martin· 8:00 dale hom. Dick Gautier acts as O LAKERS vs. SAN ~~~~1::.t ioke·tener of the viewers' * DIEGO & ELVIN HAYES! O Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "Palm 0 ullers Basllrtball (C) (21/z hr) Sprinp Weekend" (comedy) '63-L.A. Lakers vs.. San Diego Rockets Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens. Ty at San Die(o Sports Arena. Hardin, Stefanie Powers. Ou ring 0 @ (3) G) TIM Courtship of Easter Week. peaceful Palm Springs Eddie's fattier (C) (30) 'The Mod rock.s unsteadily with the annual Couple." Mrs. Livingston quits her onslaught of vacationing students job as the Corbetts' housekeeper and assorted characters. when she realizes Tom is too rom· I Dick Van DyU (30) fortable and not lookine for a wife. The Fllnts1ones (C) (30) m To Tell tN Truth (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) ff> Stodi M1iket/Fnture (30) Cl) ABC News (C) (30) fl) The Forsyte Sap (60) (R) Wlnrs New? (30) "Sports and m Elitometro (30) the ProfeS'SOr." A mechanical engi-8:301J ~ (i) The Beverly Hillbllliet neer ronfronts the well-known (C) (30) Jed has his hands lull Tinker Toy Set and demonstrates keeping Shorty from running out simple principles tor building com· on his wedding day. El-pro football p·ex structures. stars Cookie Gilchrist and Eart ~ (I) CBS News (C) (30) Falson play the brothers. e) Pasion 6it.an1 (30) 0 @ (]) G) Room 222 (C) (30) G) News (C) (60) Jack White. "Once Upon a Time There Was Air 6:30 0 ICNBC Newservlce (C) (60) You Couldn't See." Pete Dixon's 0 LIFE CAN BE BEAUTI-students Richie and Jason under-* FUL! STEVE ALLEN take their own TV campaign against COMES ON RIGHT NOW' smog. 0 Steve Alltft SMw (C) (90l m D1vid Frost Show (C) (90) Guests indude Chat Chase. Pigmeat m The Bia V1ll11 (C) (60) Markham and Baby Seals. Or. Ivan fE The Piem Show (30) Illich and Jayne Meadows. m SOnrlus (30) 970 How -ests Roy ~ac- 0) ) (C) (C) 60) and (C) fony for npts ch er land Pro· Get 1hlle moe visi- ' to >let. rtar. let' Ont· Jo· and ;ve. :JO) Hn· 'I !), hr} <ets of ~od her !per Dm• rife. lies full out ball ~arl 30) Air >n's jer· inst 9:00 6 DANNY THOMAS!! * REALLY SPECIAL WITH BOB HOPE AND CAROL CHANNING 1J Qt Ci) I IFlcl!L I Danny Tllo•· as Loob 1t YasttrdlJ, Todly Ind TolllOfTOW (C) (60) A variety hour presentinf Bob Hope, Carol Chan- ninf, Juliet Prowse, Dionne Wer· wick and Tim Conway--.lonr with several bl1·time surprise ruests and Marjorie lord and Angela Cart· wright from the "Make Room for Daddy'' famlly._ 0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL * Eddy Arnold, Sid Caesar, Sacha Distel 0 9 @ m Kraft Music Hill (C) (60) Eddy Arnold is host to Aor- ence Henderson, Sid Caesar and Sacha Distel. 0 @ (}) m Johnny Casis Show (e) (60) Guests: Glen Campbell, Nancy Ames, and Marty Robbins. I Saiebrush ThNtrt (60) Your Doll1r's Worth (60) Box de Mtlico (60) 9:30 News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. Bill Johns News (C) (30} 10:00 Qj (j) H1w1il flvt-0 (60} A dlshonest poker game causes a young honeymooner to lose his life. 0 @Ci) m Then C.IH Iron· son (C) (60) "That Undiscovered Country." Bronson unintentionally nearly breaks up the marriage plans of an Amish boY and &irl. Guests are Marl! Jenkins and Heidi Vau&tin. 0 @ (3) l(B Enplbert Humptf· dinck (Cf (60) Guests: Georgia Brown, Arte Johnson, Roger Miller and Elke Sommer. I DeJla! (C) (60) News (C) (60) Peny M1son (60) Homewood (C) (60) "Trouble in Tahiti." \R) • EJ Padre C.rnlca (30) 10:30 News (C) (30) . Cynthia (30) 11:00 0 IE fl) er;, News (C) The Wtstemen @(])l(BNews (C) Movie: "House of Bamboo" (drama} 'Sfr-Robert Stack, Shirley Yamaguchi, Robert Ryan. m Peyton Place m He Said, She Said (C) (30) Guests are Ors. Milton and Joyce Brothers, Bobby Troupe and Julie London, Jack Cassidy and Shirley Jones. Larry Doheny and Carol Wells. ! 00 f9 (j) News (C) Rjpt of Privacy (R) 11:10 00 Cinema Seventeen: "Four Bullets for Joe." 11:301 ~ (j) Merv Griffin (C) ' @ 00 m Johnny Carson (C) Movie: "The flyln1 Deuces" (comedy) '39-laurel & Hardy. 0 Q) Dick Cavett Show (C) m Movie: "WhirlPoOI" (mystery) '50 -Gene Tierney, Jose Ferrer. IE Movie: "So Lon1 1t the fllr'' (drama} '51-Jean Simmons. Dlrll Bo garde. 1:00 6 Movie: "Ivy'' (drama) '47- Joan Fontaine, Patric Knowles. l fJ News (C) Community Bulletin Board (C) Adion Thtatre: "Two Gun Lady." 1:30 ID All·Nlflrt Show: "Three Steps Korth," "Showdown at Boothlll," "The Blue lamp." 2:300News (C) DANNY THOMAS AND FRIENDS One of the secrets of creating a television special that's really Special, according to Danny Thomas, lies in making the best possible use of guest stars. "Too many so-<:alled specials are really just jazzed-up variety sbow&-a series of totally uo· related acts," says the fa.med comedian, who is one of the old pros of tbe laugh-making business. "Not that I have anything against variety shows," Thomas continues, "but when a program is pre- sented as a special. it should be exactly that, offering the audience fresh, exciting things they can't see every day." Thomas bas an opportunity to prove his theory when he hosts and stars in "Danny Thomas Looks Marjorie Lord with Danny at Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow,'· musical· comedy special. in color, Wednesday at 9 PM on C BS. His guest stars will be Bob Hope, Carol Channing. Juliet Prowse, Dionne Warwick, Tim Conway, Marjorie Lord and Angela Cartwright, plus a sprinkling of "surprise" big-name visitors. "Each one of these performers is the best. the very best in his field," says the pro1:1d host, "and I think our producers Bob Wynn and Norman Abbott, make the most of this blockbuster lineup of tale nt. That's what's special about our specal." Thomas introduces his disdnguisbed guests through the gimmick of requesting "unrehearsed'' questions from the studio audience. The question- ers are, of course, the guest stars, and after sev- eral minutes of banter with Thomas (wherein the host takes a few lumps) they converge on the stage to begin a non-stop hour of comedy. song and dance. Juliet Prowse and the dance chorus are pre- sented in an elaborate choreographic sequence that swings from an Elizabethan-style comic romp to African ballet to a dance-march of early Span- ish conquerors. Ml.a Prowte and Bob Hope are feamed In a rare comedy sketch about front-porch courtship among the hillbillies. Carol Channing and Tim Conway portray the first boy-girl astronaut team in space. floating weightless around the cabin as they participate in a 'way-out' wedding ceremony. (For this sequence, Miss Channing borrowed Mary Poppin's special flying rig from her good friend Julie Andrews.) Dionne Warwick takes the spotlight for a med- ley of "The Impossible Dream" and "What the World Needs Now." Danny Thomas is joined by his "Make Room for Daddy" stars. Marjorie Lord and Angela Canwr1ght, in a sketch about some further misadventures of that popular television family. Thomas, Bob Hope ant! Tlm Conway poke fun at the legendary got.ting doctor in a scene that finds an ailing patient competing with a hot putter -and losing the contest. On the "tomorrow" side, a very special miracle of modern medicine is achieved by Bob Hope, as a surgeon, and Carol Channing as his assisting nurse. Danny Thomas challenges Dionne Warwick to a singing "duel" between the old songs and the contemporary sound. The contest winds up in a draw; nobody wins but the audience. Reminiscing about the production of the hour- loog special, which was taped at CBS Television City last summer. Thomas said: "You know, it's a truth in this business that the better a performer knows his abilities, the harder he works. I've rarely seen a group of people put so much energy and concentration into a project." Bob Hope had some joking commentary on that observation. Said (~nnyman Hope to funny- man Thomas-after two rigorous days or re- hearsal and on-camera toil: "When you come on my show, Thomas, you do a little shtick and go home. Every time J come on a show of yours it's like Gone With the Wind!" "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow" was di- rected by Norman Abbott and written by Jack Eliason a nd Norman Paul. Choreography was by Donald McKayle. wi1h H arper MacKay as musical director. Pl&• 17 .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JANUARY 24, 1970 RBINO! THURSDAY J~NUARY 29 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 0 LAUGH-TIME STARTS * EARLY! DANNY THOMAS! MOREY AMSTERDAM! STU GILLIAM . . . NOW! O C.n You Top This? (C) (30) Wink Martindale hosts with Dick Gautier acting as the resident joke· teller of the viewers' stories. Morey Amsterdam, Danny Thomas and Stu Gilliam guest. BCmBBTCULP DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "A forti&n Aff1lr" (comedy) '48-Jean Arthur. John Lund. 0 "Johnny D11t" (drama) '54 - Tony Curtis. Piper Laurie. 9:30 0 ''Bruk in the Cirde" (adven- ture) '57 -Forrest Tucker. Eva Bartok. m "The Seaet of Convid uke" (drama) '51 -Glenn Ford, Gene Tierney. 12:00 O "Bom to the Siddle" (drama) '54-Leif Erickson. Donald Woods, Chuck Courtney. 1:30 m (C) "Honey Chile" (musical) '51-Judy Canova, Eddie Foy Jr. 2:00 0 "The Nun 1nd the Sefft1nt" (drama) '62-Robert Webber, Anna Sten. 0 Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "Rhino'' (adventure) '64 -Harry Guardino, Shirley Eaton, Robert Culp, a zo- ologist, hoping to capture white rhinoceros to send to game pre- serves, unknowin&IY hires a hunter- turned·poacher as his euide. I DIU Vi n O,ke (30) The Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trell (C) (60) (}) ABC News (C) (30) Whafs New? (30) "Mississippi River." I (j) CBS News (C) (30) Pasion Gibina (30) News (C) (60) Jack White. 6:30 KNBC Newservlce (C) (60) 0 STEVE ALLEN IS NOW! * PACIFIC GAS & ELEC- TRIC! DEBBIE DRAKE C3 ()'CL()CI\ M()Vlf iD "Ri1ht Hind of the Devil" (dra- ma) '63-Aram Katcher, Lisa Mc· Donald. 4:30 B (C) "Run Like 1 Thief" (adven- ture) '67-Keenan Wynn. Ina Balin. O Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Guests are Pat Harrington, Pacific Gas and Electric, Steve Rossi. Slappy White and D~bbie Drake. • The Game Game (C) (30) My Favorite M1rtl1n (C) (30) Investors Showcase (30) THURSDAY IN COLOR KABC·TV E.VlNING (6) Huntley-Brtnkiey (C) (30) : To Save Tomorrow (30) • 6:00 B ~ News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 W Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) (j) The Munstm (30) · Notlciero 34 (C) (60) (Continued) CAN YOU TOP THIS? PREMIERES ON CHANNEL 5 "Eotertainmeot is a form of escapism and It's much fuooer to watch our show than the stock market." Morey Amsterdam, vet- eran entertainer was discussing changes in television -.:iewing aod the premiere of bis new Can You Top This? comedy-panel se- ries which premieres in a five-time-a-week schedule on KTLA, Channel 5, starting Monday evening at 6 PM. "We have no violence on our show, just a lot of laughs and fun," noted Amster- dam, who is also executive producer of the Danny Thomas and Morey A mstudam h1e 18 Four Star International series. Working with Morey as regulars on the series are Dick Gautier and Wink Martin- dale and appearing as guests are top per- sonalities such as Danny Thomas, M ilton Berle. Soupy Sales. Stu Gilliam, Rosemarie, and Monte Hall. Can You Top This? was one of the great hits of radio and went off the air when television started supplanting network radio in 1947 after a 14-year run. Amsterdam saw the potential of the pop- ular series as a television project and ob- 1ained the rights from Senator Ed Ford. The veteran Amsterdam is a most versa- tile entertainer who has been a restaura- teur. concert cellist. movie writer and direc- tor. motion picture and television star. song- writer. recording artist. stage performer in comedy-drama roles as weU as star night club performer and master of ceremonies. He is probably best known throughout the world as the co-star of the highly suc- cessful Dick Van Dyke Show currently seen in nearly 40 countries around the world. He is also a successful writer of "special material" for such fa mous stars as the late Will Rogers, Fannie Brice, Robert Benchley and Bob Hope. Jack Benny and MjJton Berle. Four Star International is taping 190 seg- ments of the series. The series was just sold in Australia-prior to its U.S. premiere -an unusual achievement. A· T • T ·E·N· T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY ! PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED1 TRIUMPH SPRITE • SPITFIRE AUSTIN HEALEY· GT6 SALES & SERVICE Always a-large selection of new and used cars. FRITZ WARREN·s SPORT CAR CENTER 710 E. First St., SA 547-0764 W• Leose •II Mo.'iei of Cors Largest Importers Of Europe<.•1i Cars In So. Cal. 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(30) yur-old advertlaina uacutive, who (() Trd Of ConaqutMa (C) after 16 yurs ot productivity, Is . fiit Adwnture (C) (30) firad for no apparent reason. · T\lt Cltl (C) (30) 9:00 6 Ci) (j) CIS T1tur1CllJ Moril: 7:30 ta Cl) fa•llJ Affair (C) (30) (C) "f'9 Ln and Jau W•'" Audree ROrton, • member of the (western) '58-Robert Taytor, Rich· National Theater of the Dul, ruests ud Wldm1rtc. Patricl1 Owens, Rob· IS a doctor whom Uncle Bill en-ert Middleton. Once the member ot lista to aid a handicapped child be-a notorious and rvthlas aana of friended by Buffy. Margarita Cor· out:aws, Jake Wade is now the r1- dov1, Oline Holly and lee Casey 1Pected marshal of a New Muleo alao ...luest.. town with no Idea of how iuddenly 0 Q3 (6) a;, I 19c!AL I Lowell and violently his pest will catch up TlNIUI Tn New Cu ntt (C) (60) with him. "Patrol Into the Unknown." Among U @(})IQ) To• Jon• (C) (60) the hlahllahts of this proaram are Guests: Joni Mitchell, G10r1e Kirby, views of natives who have never be· Paul Anka. fore been seen by civilized men and fE S.cet>rusll Tll11tre (60) the first fllmlna for television of 9:30 0 ~ (I) a;, Dnpet (C) (30) ancient tribal rituals. "HomICide-Who Killed Who?" Fri· 0 @ CI>&> Pit h ulatn's Hett day and Gannon answer e mu:tlp:e ACo•tdy Hotlr (C) (30) Anaie Dick-homicide call at an old apartment lnson Is special ruest Pat Paulsen house and worldnr with m111er uaomes the ruiM of "Mr. Science" cl~es. finally solve the bizarre to deliver a discourse on weather, cnme spr", plays Lucifer In a slcetch titled I "ews (C) (30) Baxter Ward. "Children's letters to the Devil," Bill Johns Ntw1 (C) (30) conducts an "Interview with a Rat," 10:00 • @ (i) g;, Dun M artl n (C) and other wise looks at life through (60) Pat Crowley, Michael l.!ndon. the wrona end of the telescope. Shecky Greene and Charles Nelson Miss Dickinson plays a &irl havina Reilly auesl trouble with her TV set Particlpat-B News_jC) (60) Tom Reddin. ina In other sketches are Sherry @ (}) (D PArla 7000 (C) (60) Miies. Georae Spell, Pepe Brown, "No Place To Hide." An American Vanetta Roaers ind Bob Einstein. citizen dies fol'owina suraery. and B Ml'llon $ Movlt: ..... Hands Brennan tries to question the doc-#""ltlt ttlt Dtvtt• (drama) '59-James tor who perlormed the operation. Caeney, Don Murray, Dana Wynter. Joe Campanella and Nina Foch An American student in Ireland auest. durlne the days of the Irish Rebel· B Dtlla! (C) (60) lion, wants no part of the under· m News (C) (30) George Putnam. (round movement -even thoueh &l Peny Mason (60) his father had been a leader. fE Tiie Advocates (C) (60) (R) I Trutll or Consequences (C) @!) El ,adrt llarnlca (30) Major Adams (60) 10:30&!) Cynttll1 (30) Tedtnlc1I Comer (30) 11:00 B B 0 Ntw1 (C) l'llutre lt1t (Cl (30) 0 Tiit Wtsttrntra Cru de AlllOr (30) 0 Movie: ''The Day the E.lrUt 1:00 9 CJ) JI• NebOtl (C) (60) Ctulftt fire" (sci-fi) '62 -Janet lkklCa" guests. Munro, Leo Mcl<ern. 0 ROWAN vs. MARTIN! m PIYton Place * GARSON vs FARRELL' 01 Ht Seid, 5't S11d (C) DO STARS KNOW MORE? ~~'~'-.\lin"::!ie!rC)(C) "THE MOVIE GAME"! (Rl 0 Movie C111t (C) (30) Sonny Fox @!) a;, aJ News (C) hosts. 11:10@(1) Cinema Smlntten: 'The 0 (J7H1) la) Tlltt 8irl <C) (30' Senator Was Indiscreet." "Fly By lilaht." Part I. Ann Marie 11:30 f) ~ (i) M1,., llrlffln (C) passeneer in I sm1ll storm-tossed B Q)@ m Johnny Canon (C) plane. is so unnerved that she sees 0 Movie: "Tiit Blllhwedlers" (ad. scenes from her past. Russ Jehn· venture) '51-John Ireland, Wayne son ruests. Morris. I To Ttll ttte Tnrth (C) (30) 0 G.) Didi Cavett (C) Stodl Martltt/ftlture (30) m Movlt: "Whlr1pool" (mystery) WaslllnP,n WMk In Review '50 -Gene Tierney, Jose Fe"er. Prt11tllf (2 hr) "Oormitorio Para Richard Conte. Senoritas." m Movlt: "Sprlnctlme In the 8:30 0 U (i) a;, lronllde (C) (60) Miu" (musical) '-42 -Betty "Eden la the Place We Leave." Grable, John P1yne. Chief Ironside Is a would-be peace-1:00 IJ Movie: (C) "Paradltt Lapn" maker In a dispute betwnn a Sa-(comedy) '53-Kenneth More, Diane moan clan and one of the group's Cilento, Sally Ann Howes. more prominent members. Patnch . 0 0 Ntws (C) Adlarte, Jill Townsend, John Martey I Community Bulletin Board (C) and Jimmy Lennon auest Action Tlltatrt: '1"error Is a Men" '- ~ (~ ~It 1:30 A'l·NllM Shor. "Attack at the @CI) Q) !ltd (C) (30) ayan Mummy," "Eureka Stockade," 1blfiit's Very Own Samantha." 'Tltunderlnf Jets." T1blth1 zaps up a mother for her· 2:30 IJ Ntw1 (C) I f 1 111 T1 f c ti 9:• t:. 12: 4: 6: • j & l 18 re •• 0 Is t: • I· .. If If I• 0 y p ) • t f e ) I, 11 ) n ~ , FRIDAY JANUARY 30 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY. TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 0 "'TIM UPt 1\lt Felled• (drama) '40-Ronald Colman, Walter Hus- ton, Murlel Anaelus, Ida Lupino. O ....,.nd die Cumin• (drama) '61-Eva Bartok, Richard Greene. 9:30 O "StHI Junita• (drama) '56- Beverty Garland. Perry Lopez. CO .. Brief Enceunt•'" (drama) '47 -Ct.Ila Johnson, Trevor Howard. 12:00 0 "Follow the Hunter" (adventure) '5' -Charles Chaplin Jr., Onslow Stevens, Freddie Ridaeway. 1 :30 m "E.lupe From Sallara'" (drt· ma) '63-4iildeaarde Neff, Hany Meyer. 2.:00 0 "Th• Bia • Idle'" (adventure) •"SJ-Errol Ry Rosanna RorY. m "Cauittr )rama) '49-James Mason, Barb,. a, Bel Geddes. 4:30 tJ (C) "£.dee of Eternity" (adven· ture) '59-Comel Wilde. rvrNING . 6:00 tJ fl News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 · HunUay-Brlnkley ~) (30) 0 UK TO LAUGH? THEN * "CAN YOU TOP THISr' 0 Can You Top Thill (C) (30) Panelists this week are Morey Amsterdam. Danny Thomas and Stu Gilliam. 0 Sl1 O"Clod Movie: (C) "MUJ Riwn To CfOIS'' (adventure) '55 -Robert Taylor. Eleanor Parker, James Arness. Wi:d and untamed as the Kentucky forest Jn which he shoots and traps, Bushrod Genl(Y Is not the manyln1 type. I Dick Varr Dyu (30) TIM fllntnona (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) (I) ABC News (C) (30) Wt1ar 1 New? (30) 'The Flicks." The prorram traces man's struuie to d!e_ict movement in draw1nas. I (lJ CBS News (C) (30) Piiion Git1n1 (30) News (C) (60) Jack While. ~30 KNBC NIWHfVice (C) (60) sten Allen Show (C) (90) Guests Include Ernest Rodin, Gale storm, London Lee, Josh White Jr. and Louis "Sawdust" Carnes I The Game G1me (C) (30) ~ FIVorita M1rtl1n (30) Peny Ma10n (60) Huntfay.BrlnkSey (C) (30) looll hat (C) (30) "With It A'I." Fairfax M. Cone, a leadln& Chicaito adman, diacusses his trade. ~ (jJ Tht Munstw1 (30) I Noticltfo 34 (C) (60) KMIR News (C) (30) 7:00 CBS Ev1nlnc Ntw1 (C) (30) WNt'a MJ Unef (C) (30) I lowt Lucy (30) Q) ... , die Clod! (C) (30) fB C.lllOdlty/Mutul Fund (30) Q) (i) Clnem1 Showca1t (C) (90) "Ride Clear of Diablo." Audie Mur· phy, Susan Cabot. I Allot•! (30) Ci) Trvttl or C.nseqlltllCe (C) Aftltricln West (C) (30) Tllat Girl (C) (30) 7:30 tJ QJ (j) Cat Surt (C) (30) Pit P1ulsen 1Ues1s as a wily 11\SUrance •cent who aarees to help Smart unravel the mysterious deaths of 1 number of CONTROL •rents. D Quaker Oats Presents * "THE WORLD OF THE BEAVER" WITH HENRY FONDA o m 11J1c141 T1tt Wor1d °' die lteVtr (C) (60) HenrY Fond• la off camera narrator for an outdoor 1dventure, filmed In the Rocky Mount1lns near mkson Hole, Wyo., which studies the lift of a beaver from Infancy throurh parenthood. D @(j)lml\t f'IJi111 Nun (C) (30) "Hello, Columbus." Sister Ber- trllle uses Clrlos' look·•like cousin in a pareant and discovers she has • vefY temperamental star with which to contend. fJ Million $ Movlt: "Ttn Stcondl to Hell" (drama) '59-Jeff Chan- dler, Jack Palance, Martine Carol. Two disillusioned German veterans, mortal enemies, are 1ssl&ned the &rim task of dlsarmlnc bombs and booby tr1ps In Berlin's ruins. I Truth or C.nsequenctt (C) (30) Major Adams (60) Technical Corner (30) French Clltf (30) Julia Child. Criaz de Amor (30) 1:00 tJ Qi (j) PREMIERE T1111 C.nway Sllow (C) (30) Tim Conway stars as the chief and only pilot of a one. plane air service, with co-star Joe ~nn as his boss. U UCLA B11lletb1ll (C) (90) UCLA Bruins vs.. UC Bears of Berkeley, live from Berkeley. D @CI> aJ Tiii Brady Banc• (C) (30) '1i&erl Tlrer!" The Bradys ere in turmoil when their dor. Tlrer, disappears. I To Tell tht TnM (C) (30) Stodi M11i et/Feature (30) lntarface (C) (30) (R) t!) Lucecita (C) (30) l :30 f)Ql(i)Ho11n's Htroes (C) (30) The Heroes use the weddinr of Gen. Burkhalter's niece, Freda, literally as 1 cover for contactlnr an unde.!i.found aaent. 0 QJ~mN1111 of the G11M (C) (90) 'The Garden." Dan Farrell tries to prove a fashionable psychl· atrlst is a aold-di111in1 fraud In a drama with Richard Kiiey, Brenda S<lott. Ann Francis and Burt Brin- ckerhoff as guest stars. 0 @ Ci)&) Tltt Gllost and Mrs. M11lr (C) (30) "Ho Hits. Ho Runi, Ho Oysters." Jonathan is a dud wh en he tries out for shortstop on the Schooner 81y little Learue team. I David Frost Show (C) (90) 1\t Bl& Valley (C) (60) Offlc.t of die President (30) fE SNrinr CMr the Rockies (C) (~0) (R) @D lot Beverly de Per1lvlllo (30) 9:00 e a (j) CBS Ft1d1, Movie: (C) -'fie Vlftftian Affltr• (dr1m1) '67 -Robert V1u(hn. Elke Sommer, Felicia Farr, Karl Boehm, Luci1n1 P1luui, Boris Klr1off. An IX·CIA •rent roes to Venice as a reporter after • diplomatic meetina has bHn (Continued) 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1 .00 tax included Use as return address labels or l.D . stickers for books, records, photos or any number of personal items. Also sticks on glass and may be used to mark food items. 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(C) (30) Sonny ' Esta Nocht I In Onct (30 fox hosts, With columnist Army 11:10: (}) CintlH Sevllltetn: "~ee1 Archerd assistina. Guests this week John Doe." art Din Rowan, Dick Martin. Greer 11:30 I! Cf.) Mtrv Griffin (C) Garson and Sharon Ferrell. • @ m Johnny C1rson (C) INtws <C) (30) Baxter Ward. ovlt: (C) "Hannah ltt'" (west· 1111 Johns Newt (C) (30) ern) '53-Macdonald Carey, Joanne Hof1t Oper1 (60) Dru. Nocllts T_!lltiu (60) ~· Dick Cavttt (C) 10:00 @ (_i) m Bracken'& Wortd (C) Movie: "W11ir1pool" (mystery) (60) "A Perfect Piece of Casting." • ene Tierney, Jose F&rrer . Kevin Grant's attempt to cast In a m Movie: (C) ''Qulnunnon, Fron· movie an unknown who fits the titr Scout'" (western) '53-George po'ice description of the real stran· Montgom&ry, Beverly Tyler. g1er on the loose brings out the @!) Notlclero 34 (C) real criminal. Monte Martlham and 1:00 f) Movit: "Boots Milon•" (drama) Brode<ick Crawford auest. 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Costa M esa 548-2404 • A-1 TAX SERVICE 2300 Harbor, Costa Mesa 545-l!'i~l \ '- 1 B :) I· e 1) 2· re •) ,. :) In ae Id -, Melone, Neville Brend. 1:001141 (i) 5uplf1111n (C) total of $150.000 Is at stake In this II) Movie: "llondt lilt" (mystery) 0 Movie: "In Old ll1nbdy" (dra-tournament lrom Torrey Pines '56-Beverly Michaels, Jim Davis. ma) '35-Will Rogers. championship course north of San I Puion Glbna I El Padre Camlu Dieeo. SATURDAY 10:30 Qj (j) Scooby-Doo (C} s,orts World (C) m Wlnp to Advenbl,. (C) JANUARY 31 @ Ci) m 1 lflcW: i bltrf· Upbeet (C) 4:00 II Movie: (C) "Ten W1n1ad M1t1" MORNING can Rilnbow Series (C) "A Chll-1:30ft19 (i) Jon11J Quast (C) (western) '55 -Randolph Scott. dren's Festival at Lincoln Center." 0 Movie: "Tiit Tr1mpleraH (west-I m Slltll'• Wondeffuf or 6olt (C) 1J Movie: .. Sien of tilt Ra•" em) '66 -Joseph Cotten. I Spy (C) 7:301 Ft1btrt (drama) '48 -Susan Peters, Alex· 8' Trnll tilt World (C) Scene 5"1n" (C) @ (]) Q) SlltOklf tile S.r (C) ander Knox. 2:00 II na. Nn Society (C) P1ul Udell Doll1r1 ind Sense/ Pauport ti • Let's Ta" A.bout Tfffts U @ @ a> Geora• of die Jun· hosts. Profit (C) C 1:00 9~ Tllt ffbona (C) &It (C) O G) Profuslon1I Bowttrs Tour 4:30 9 Outdoors ( ) . · @ 6 a;, Htr1 Comu tl1t m Movie: ''SlllTme end tJ1e M•*td ~) The $65.000 San Jo• Open 0 !tt•rt $9tdll (C) A community r•@< Marvel" (drama) '66-William For· from Sar1to1a Lanu, San Jose. service program presented by the I r.i"l If!!!' Cattanoo11 Cm (C) ... Lo · c ·e t:Y.' Ladies' Dav (C) Los Anaeles County Heart A.ssocl· 1.1.1 'liU r ... , u1se um . ~ 1 ation ~::'.,C~ lls F ll:OOll WTIM Archie Show (C) 2:30 11W1Mtls. Kiln• Ind Clay (C) m ~@ Hone Racina Fro111 H~ I • arco • . I Cit It Toptlw (C) e Padflc a laKttball (C} The ...... (C) Palm Beach race &:30 Cit{)) lap l1n117/Road Rn· l1:30 , 6 • Undtrdo& (C) UCLA Bruins meet the Stanfo<d In· . feature · ner Hour (C) the C) . American Bendltlnd dlans, live from Roscoe Mates Sta· S:OO w. It's Audtmle (C) Competlna SI u Ci) m Plnll Pan r ( • 111..W. "Mlft Fro11 Dtl RJ." dlum at Palo A.Ito. hieh schools are Huntineton Beach, IS~-=:~.;:!"' Dip to Tulare" (western) '56--A.nthony Quinn. R ~:" Train (C) Cornella Connelly (Anaheim), and (adventur~) '58-Sterlin& Hayden, ~ ~.••nl Tlltltre: "I'll Sell My II The Gamt Brtallers (C) Ameri· Nathaniel ~1rbonne (Harbor City). tD Cisco Kid Life. can Basketball Association hlch· IJ Cha~ionahlp 8!'-llna (C) II) Mowft: "Allu John Prutot!" II ts. 0 @(w Q) AIC s Wldt World of (mystery) '5S-Setta St. John, ~ Tlle A.nawtr (C} (;The Avtnprs (C) 9:00 0 ~ 00 ~ H. R. Pufnltuf (C) • M011klts C 3:00 II CBS Golf Classie (C) Pros oom· Movie: "Johnny Apollo" (drama) e Movie: 'f~r FrlpteH ~tdrt :--ll.00 I ~ Cl) s!:.1 BISh. ~II (C) pete from the Firestone Country Club ' 0-Tyrone Power, Dorothy Lamour. pit" (drama) 34 -e1ue ar· · 5" • in Akron. Ohio. Pattr Duu shall, Claudette Colbert. Movie: "So Evil My Lovt" (m~-t!J Movie· "Arson for Hirt'' (mys-Peter Gunn I @ @~Hot Wlleela (C) tery) '48-Ray Milland, Ann Tod · tery) '4~Steve Brodie. : Jo Ch Cooks (R) Movie· of Sll8don'' (dr•· • Teatro Famlllar I T-Cl1Ct '1" T d • .... U"" (C) • .,..,. • nt en 1 ar t ma) '55-Vktor Mclaglen. • Stt UR -• Bia Pktm (C) • Sporb Sptcbculan (C) · Candonts y Muticl 12:30 9 Cl) Wadly Races (C) . . . 6 m Banana Splits (C) (western) •54 -John Payne. 0 LEARN from the PROS of ·· ·Gluttony (C). (R) a> T1M Hardy ... (C} m Movie: "Cltlna Gatt" (adven· * Chevrolet presents I ""IC NIWHrvic:e (C) • Cutrda, Guitarras ture> '57-Gene Barry. L THE ANDY WILLIAMS ~':::1.,~ .. ~~C) 10:00 9 Cl) Penelope rttstop (C) ID @ @ NCI. Basketball (C) o· SAN DI EGO GOLF OPEN Cl @ (I) G) SQ Hans (C) yole at Pepperdme. tncannon • Movie: "Loae C1111" (western) m Infinite Hofizofts (C) D (j.1) @ Im Andy William San : Y:~r 0:1af'1 Wortll (C) (R) •54 -George Monteomery, Dorothy It!) H1ppenln1 (C) IHe,O Optn Tolf Toum11Mnt (C) A • R r .. ill Allen Rich Tbe future ol old movies, or u cme nec1"d pftfen to pat ll, ••receattt ftlms, OD televtliGD does not appear' VWJ pnmt.tns. For one dling. the rattnp ot Che the&trical fMckers have beell declining and so bas tile stockpile cornered by the netwOt ks. The lnveotnry may In the foreseea!Me future become exhausted. Mat:tng mattl!n ewm more crlticel II the fact lhat the type ci sex stuff which oomprl9es much ot today's theatrk:ai rum RICH production is hardly suited as fHm with whldl to replenish the dlmlnishfng preeeot day movie f~ on televielon. A humorous example of the above statement took place on. the Rowan and Martin Bite die Hand 1bat Feeds Them special in a segment devoted to what might happen 11 1Dday's eex-oriented movies wwe at some tutu.re date ce cast on die networks. Couples were shown watching sudl films. 01 coune home viewers didn't see the screen. but anyone who has ever 8IUended dl.ls type motion pict\lre could not help but ~ze dle sounds ot the "romance" tak- ing place. Obvtously such aound1 -and unseen scenes -can never ttnd their way onto the telly. (I bOpel) TV II becotnlas far more permi.lve tMll In yean ~ but not tbat permllltYe. CUP wordl are now and then heard on the news programs, but pezt.pe a more ,wtnc eample wu contained In Tbe Boote on Green Apple Rold, a movie made especlaUy for TV, aeen Sun- oay betore iut on AB<.;. In tis one poor Janet Leigh was cast as a woman ot Que. Uoaable reputation. In a flashback one of her ex-lovtts called her a name descriptive of what used to be called a scarlet woman. Viewers were no doubt startled to hear dlis word, a word which would have caused pank a few years ego, oomlng out of tbe television set. As thts ls written there have been few if any repercuaslons. It Is apparent that 4n keeping with televtstoo's mlld new permissiveness, ~rs are not easily shocked ..nese days. The advent of old movies In network prime time was, In tbe opbdon of this writer. a bad lblng u a whole for televlllon. It gobbled up 14 evening hour& of. prime dme that might bel- t.er have beer\ used by me blustry In creat1ng good programming o11ts own, rather than borrowing from another medlurn. It put virtually hundreds of e«.ors 1lDd technlotans out or work. Many guys and gaJs that used to drive Cadillacs and Lin- colns because there was plenty ol series work around were lucky to be able to pay Che rent 'Wtlen the movies dJsplaced regulaT series for ia couple hours ee.cb night. Tbe ,emus wu not the man Who could write an4/or produce IO'""fhlnl ortgtnaJ and good, but lie lllm buyer wbo could persuade a necwoatt to unleash IU bakrell llld parcbue, ...,, a Brldae on the River Kwal Which swept tbe rattnp charts• few yean aao. Also, It has been said dme and aga~n that the profession la IJOTely tn need of fresh, new faces. Who can say tlow many who fBil ln this category have been denied rbelr opportunity to become star material, because the movies reptaced so many series Jn \1¥hlch they might have ~aunch ed itlM* oareers? The answer to a coming shortage ol theatrical tllm may be a blessing In dJsgutae. 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