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1970-04-18 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
• • • • ·ex Ill • • I • j • . ' ur!lg~ -~~r!I:•~ ~ars One Student Slain -' ' ' . . . ·user~s ·n.~lp t;&JI · .. In New -·v .io1le:Dee.· I - ' . ' ' ' ' t · Bn•tiragt~n -j~gh At Santa 'B ·arhara . -. . . - 1 J . . • ' ' I , ., . · . ,. • • President To Bare -More ' ' -SAlllRDAY, APRii! Ji, -)9'° Pµliouts ,, Mouday -. .. ~-...... -.,,a. ..... '.!Jo I IKillt;lo 11--...U . ti * * * * '* · Nixon On Way . Due at El Toro Suri.day Afternoon ABOARD USS !WO JIMA W') -Back Apollo 14-0riginally !Cheduled for Octob• . aafeb':frOin·sPace after a four-day battle -in doubt, ' .. for ilfe, the Apollo 13 istronauts journey "It's not definitely off for October, b1 tod!lr~<l~'Ji!!l . I es-i ~..;.,.;,;1v· -" '"'""*•' ~Oct and tliil'~· • . -• r~r,;~dt'~!'i.;. · · 4':, ~J#i~'A:;..u,~n ., John 'JlJnas'O.'Piine, -'~ ~,\'.-~·, L.·~·J-z:-~·.~~reai."!~Jr.1Jy -Jfe:.'jaid a 1review . '. ;lri.IlVlma·; tocl&'fu,¥a>•i!iH01>J'·~·~·Wlth , AJl!1'10• 1a•11-p~-P~ <;'!lfil 'It, tbt.rt'f.8.irUB&~arid 1reSidltjbJiu;on . .l : walj.~"10o • ear.ly 1-to1 •.s~"\)l:'.~Jlte TJie President !n,a s(atement ~riday laonchldlite ol Apollo'H uDtil-'1f>e ~ after Apoolo 13's'~ten:ted;·sai~ 'I/~ r: ... :·al theOXY,gentank rupture i!~ lieved nation says, 'Welcome llome. ~ · • "' . .;Apollo 13's retum triggered a Hid H~ alao declared ~d~y a nati~l day °wide mood of -thanksgiving. The ;*°: ol. P.l'~fer and thanksgivmg for the astro-··nauts' near tragedyralid dr~atic'rfM~ nalfts 'S&fe . .;eturn, \ day struggle bac.t~·to .<earth caugbt~lbt The;spacemen\rtst>d F.ritlay nigb\:aller eml-"'jhy · of ,governmfiit -and ~Jes bringlng'1heir'Apolli>'coounan<I ship to 'an eve-}'where. • ' - Geu N.tleatll Post Seal Beach Postmaster Worth AB eaier President Nixon ls headed todai for Ha.wail and the nation's offi- cial welcome fOr three tired but triumph- ant Apollo-IS-astronauts. The President will land at E1 Toro on hiJ return .from ihe islands at 4 p.m. Sunday. Marine Corps olflclaL. said the publlc in Invited to watch his arrival, and that the bae's gates will be opened at 3 p.m. , Nlxon Will spend two diys at the West- ern White House in San Cfemtnte, whhe he will deliver' his eagerly awaited re- port on the Vietnam situation. He wUI ietum to W 8'hlngtoo Tuesday. Nlxon left Wahington for the United statos' westermnoSI ootposl with t1M! plea for the naUon to join him in prayers of thanksglvtng for the trio who survived an almost· dl!astrous space mission. 0 Tbere·is no question in my mind that. for me personally, this Ls the l'DOlt ei:- cltine day and the most meanlnP>l day I have ever uperienced," the delighted chief txecutive said. NiJ:on will remain overnight in Hawaii before fiylng back to San Cleinente and a two-day stopover at the Westeni White House. Ali three member• of the problem• plagued Apollo mission will receive the Medal of Freedom, the nation's hlghett award for achievement N~ bu alrtady presented the same decdration In ffou~ ton to members of the lunar. mi181on'S. SuPPorUng ground crew. Flying with Mr. and Mn. Nbcon to Hawaii from Houston today will be the wives of two Apollo 13 astronauts, Mrs. James A. Lovell Jr. and Mrs. Fred W. Haise Jr. and the parents of John L. Swigert Jr. m:.f~t landing in the South Pacific, Doctors who examined the astrcmuts 1pl g down within. s.igbt of this canier on board this carrier, reported Friday and worldwide tele~1on cameras. night that Halse had a urinary tra<.1' Jn. Keene, a trustee of the Orange ·VBJ c F • • f."8:.J:::·.~=~.n::iin~. !l' aptures -,,,,gitive Their return ended a _desperate drama fection and a low-grade fever. whlCh began Monday rugbt when an ex-. . Jd!Jifon racked their spacecraft as they Dr. ~th Baird, a space agency doc·, helded toward~the 'moori. J~ took away ~· said however, the astronaut. wde much of •their electricity and canceled m generally good health. their moon landing plans. "I do not believe t;ha~. Haise ll...•liihtlY_: }. llo 13 left the immediate future of or even .moder~tely ill, ·the. qoetor II~. Community College Council of ~ationa! School Boards As- -iitiOn. , . ln .Hunting~on T~vern · po He said the unnary tract. coiidltson -"~ prObably·caused-by a shortage al dtlat- PendletoiiMarine Dies ·, A mm descrlbed by the FBI as "ex· tremely dangeroUI" and listed as one of the Mtlcm't 10 moet wanted tugltives wn'.captured In · Huntlngb)n Beach ·Fri· dav ni,ht wltbolll a 1truggle. Santa Bnrbara Student Slain; Bank Bomb.Fails . SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -One stu- m,,t was st.>t1o death by a sniper early todly as scares o(.la""""'-swept through the. Isla Vista ~ent community adja- cent to the upl.enJty of Calif~• cam- l>UI in>the aOcond night of ·violence. ing water' in-the Apollo 13 spacecraft. · Haise was treated With an · anUbiotic and told to rest. Dr. ~ also said the astronauts were (See APOW>, Pop I) \ ' ' HOLTVJl;LE (tJ') -A Marine sta- tioned"'at Camp P.-,,...., killed Frl<tay Jn -a ciir-truc!k' cr.m, the lllibw•Y Patrol ~--He was Identified u Lanco ·Col. Tlmotlly-J. Nelson of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Real 'Help Lipe' Call l'eclttll agents moved In to the Show· boot bot;' 1m Btocb Blvd., to disarm Drqg For~m -Hears, Addict A spokesman !or the'Santa Barbara _ County Sherill's Department said the A dramatic call· !or belp fnlm a *"' 'l1le "live" -•lion wu ~ . tended, a -·-8! of the-foor- 'l'!)dei)tified stud"1t apparently was shot user was broadcut "lift" clurlq 1111 lat -Y ni,ht tlnqlt the coarteiy o{BIJI ,...k course w., ctvm by lp<lllbert ol ID-~ b)' a roo1 llliJ!el;• He ·salil !"fl· '* of •. r"'!":oOrt ..iuit~ ~ • Olbomt, a !omlly -.. and the communltY. who were ~ ~·w.ncombll)fthe,.,.~!ord!O-~~ 1111,;,tlfO-'illiil-·~ ~"'~'-~P ...-.... to'_ -.,i.r Sehool man. HJgh Scl)ool Diatrlct. . -U..".Wf-.iliicliliiiidJaiiudiCalllon 1a .,..,.... • ,...,-..,. The llhoot1ng came after small bands of" "'l'hepmeml& ln'lhi-11a-. ~ bu{;o ..... ' · -SUpri>teoclent.Mll FonH!Y.- o\udent dissidents moved throuah the HJgh School calet<rta, wtie-e a ~ ()obonJe and ''Bad" InHeep, o! ~ lA>I · 00.0. i111trict oClminlstraton who were ccmmunily'• business district. breaking ampllflcation syotem hod-beeo. iNtalled Anceles County Mental Hygiene ~. responsible lot plinnlng the forum are out •-• In real estate olflces and to.allow the 11Mlinre to heir botll lides were ,-ll)IOaken al the 1aJt forum, Woodrow Smith, principal ol Huntington oetling numerous small trash fires. ol the conversation. • which dealt with the Io c I o I o I I c 11 Beacb Jllib School· Dr John A Venable The rt«m, numbering about IOO, laid Qlloerver1 noted that the boy caJllng -ramlflcalloM ol drul abuse. ' • • • 11"1'1 to the Bank of America brand> only 11 yurs old -wu In a near pule Ot111r -Ions have 1ttacked the pnib-Cllrector o!, curriculum; Dr. Walter ..._ the strttt from another branch stata from havlJ1C taMI dnlp. Tiiey o110 lom --.a~ lep1 and Pl1choloci-Wlnterl, dinctor of suldonc., and Scott desboiecl. by llreaJn rials bere In Jon-listened u a -lor IOld tllo )'GUll8lter ·cal . vlnpoinll. · • J'tanapll, -t aiperlnteodenl of uary, what to '11111 11111-tlon. A-.p the ualOlll wm spmely.., educalloall -. , • James John Byrnt!s, 42, place him · In their car and bualle him off to Lot An- geles,. the tall e'scaPee's.home city. Byrne;i.bact been ·a«llber!Y· JU!t ...,eq months. since his escape from the Stal· ford Countr,· Jail in St, John, Kan., when he and a ellow prisoner overpowtred a Jailer. Byrnes was grabbed ln what one, on- look« described as a 11tliHecOnd pickup.'" Oflicer1 aelled Uie surpriled esca~, re- lieved him ,,r hill tw<>ahot Derringer auto- mitle and wtsked him froth the crowded lier before mooi•o! the patronl reallied· what Wll happe!\lni. Jl'Bl agents li\d Byrnes stole a car 'lit K....,, kldllaped 1 motorist in Arltli>', ... Ind stole al pJ,De and its pilot •Jn, -· 1handOlllng' the plane and nfo ' kidnap victims In Iowa. · • Warrants for Byrnes' ams! c1tar1e 'hiln with llt<IN!plll(, lm.rstale trans-• porilllba al ·a !liearm alter • foloDY __., vlctloo. The wamnty were baued In Oklahoma Clty1 Okla., Jonesboro, Ark., and Spring- field, Mo. He will be arrai~ 0 u · !IOOn as pouible" before the nearest U.S. <'Olllmissloner, the FBI said. Byrnes b considered to be an accom- plllhed ..-..,. player, who worked wt&h hnds wliile In prllon in lowa, 00. -and Klnsall, the FBI laid. ... . , ' • "*' --• wm Nation From San Clemente WASIµNGTON (A~) -Wlth 1~ olgns polnUng to another major wlthdrawll of U.S. troops,. Pr.esi.dent .NilorrmUa his fourth broadcost to the naUon Mooday night on his effort to scale down U.S. involvement in Vietnam. The PresJdent11 addreM, delayed· four day!I after troubles developed on the Ap- pollo 13 space flight, will originate lrom tbe Western White House at San Cle- mente. No time. has been set for the so-called "updlite report" although the broadcast • originally ·..o Thursday had been ached· uled -for 9 p.m. Secretary of. Defense~etvin R. Laln:I a day earlier provided a possible tipoff to what the President will say, assertinljln a speech· at Ft. Riley, Kan., that N&:on "lhcM1Jy will announce a further reduc- tion Jn U.S. persoonel in Vletnam." . "The return of the 1st Infantry Dlvl- 1lon from Vietnam to Ft. Riley will be iol1""ed in the months lminedlately ahead by redevelopment of • addilionll thousinds of Ainerlcan troops as Oar Viet· naml!atioa program marches ~on,'' be Aid. . ' Vlefnamlzation is ·tl!e term the. 1dmin- JstraUoR ·useslfor it11 policy of rep&lomg U.,S. troops· i!I Vlelnam wUh , ~ VU.t· namese aold1et-s. ' ( . • Orl!Jll(e ',(:east' ThoS. windy f\1sts (gu;1y 'l'lnd8?) should calm down by Sunday, wttb teml>'!f&lum Jncltlng up' alaolll tba. Orange co.st to a top rudlnc of 70> under sqiogless sldesf , ' , • _-' INSIDE TOD,.t. "'. . ·' r • Amp Va!ld<rbilt m EnkiM, CaldlD<U 011 two o/ the C111thoro wllo conlribur.d to todotl'• ..,, sp<clal Fomilr We•klr. VirttlaUv ;11le ... u,... edition ;, ..... Wd to 'pl«•• to go mtd to do tor -. tiqn -. Mcluding one articJc °" trqiler tipt fur beginners. ... .._ '"'"" -·-'"'u ·--...... . ..,.... , ... '' .. ·-· n • ' • • ' ' t "•' .. $&tun1a1, Aini 18, 1910 . ' .. I Huntiqgton Has Gh~ged in years -~. lly ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .... Dllrf '"'"' ''""' ONCE. TBBU WAS ,poWni taller betwem Waite11 ~ ud Colla M .. tliln baa YIMf, 111 ,derricks, er . diminutive newspapemwHUJ'for a-p_ Fuquhor hlDPll. tm in an ollsbore wind. lluntingtm Beach hal chan&ed. Tbe .loco llaod and UBed.car lot takeover of Beach Boulennl II -comple!f. . . Many old-llmen have allo followed since BW Golltenne, the late Chlmber of Commerce manager, bon vivant, and visionary ol a Mlaml ol the west, led his I.oil parade Ill a .bmw. · Himllngtori Beach hal changed. One of my first assignments was to cover dtstruct.100' of the -cld municipal ln ~911, as Mr. Gallienne recall- the pill ,aDI! ~ the future. , UJ'HERI WAI •wine,. women and -Id~ ho Mid, over the howl ol the cold ,.. wlDcL 'Hit a rilort metropoUI woqld rise .frpm ..-the lilef .. but ...,.,. llved to aee 11. , ' Tbi -hOwlod: the wrec11et•1 ball swung. Th~ plrina0< Cll'llllhled; Ill<• the 1.-. dreamt ol a boomtown 11111 b.,...t 00 Sllturday nJPI In -WU laler eJesant oW ElmrLGQp. The loqe bU been levelled for a service station. Down Ocean Avenue -Where the late Pollet Chief Howard Roubidoux once cited crooner Bing Crosby for speeding -Is the vener.,ble Golden Bear Cafe. · OM other asalllDJllO!ll wu a leature on Iii history. 0Doe it Wal 1116 rrboWplaOe of the Southland. • • lllll,lllMER SPIKE JONEii would 1q1lug the' jukebox tOuli.1111 electrlo, &llaver, on ·-.ilnp alter a stand at the P""1a!> daiice bell llCnlll the llJiliway. CMmplon ~ Ed "Sirl!lller" Lnil, lt<quen1*1 Iba Goldla Beat, ooe of the only aru reatauranil left in .me. alter the 11111 earthquake. . Ador John !lanYinare dined a.... just bo!Cft be died, llihoqlr the meal hid nothlric to a. with It. • .Surrounding the rock music jOlnt of today are surf- board shop!:, vacant lots, clothing stores catering to the 'young and barJ no longer with the buaineu: they once en- joyod. Hunilnston Beac~ ii Indeed chansed. • .NEW PEOPLE have come with new Ideas -maklqg ....-Cllf COuncll election belfols read like the telephone beot ·-and cme idea II the Top oi The Pier Plan. Pertlaps'bec.ause l li>VeJbe quaint and (!icturOIQue, or perhaps because I own no properf7, I dislike new and ex· pensive things like the controversial pier plan. . It-1eems, to Huntington Beach, like Huntlngton Har· hour to Sunset Beach and Surfside, a plaitic, rich man's blflht oo the landJcape. • . ' . SUN. ONLY! WESTERN JEANS . S11ttday Only! :Men'1 We1ter"n styled 11· oz. cotton denim jeans. Tan, loden, black. Sites 29-JG. Charge it. BOXED THIN MINTS 2 ... " 63' . llunllqlorr Beacb-U br dlilrle. . Ti>day, llle'Mianil of 'the Weit envlalooed bY Blli Gal· Denne ,fl IJl!lhellarl ·bl'--• 111111p ol qpenatve amtments :: ;;,,~1 l!Mliamp1'lo,, l'Wf1N lb• ~.i west. of No fats used in process. lJ. oz.• SUN. ONLY! Dcliclowi treat! 9-0z.• bo."<. L!mlled qu.antlly, llOM sold to t11111r .. •Ner W11(fllf. " If this II Inevitable J>l'OI''"'• perhaps a oijce ol Ille put -ll!Oh u ~ ol4 Golcft.f!m' Pie T_ ceuld 'be uj1t allll ~-l;i,.,,f QIOOlinlirt.lo a colotful put. '·· But llllntlnston Beach II In cbaoge and cbaoge Is not '1•.111 for tbe Detter. , New Envoy to Boost U.S.-Swede Relations STOC!OIOLM (AJ') -The tlUtred relations b e t w e e n 8'fedtn ud the United Stat•• are starting to mend under the ~uence ot a new U.S. am- b111ador. The envo·y, J erome Heartwell Holland, bu rectiv- ed favorable press noUces and hu been able to aclmowledl• numerGUS penooal gifts and · me111ge1 from Swedes wan-: ting to cmvey the idea that mllitant demcmltrators are not neceaartty rep...eDiallve ol public opinion. ~ envoy hu heard llolfled, Jurin& shouts ot '1 .NJrrer, nJgger" and ''Mltrderer go home" since he ~ down on the runway rll Alianda Airport last week. . tile 11!!!bWldor hu quoted wi:lr ·-publicly and ... Jl'9Rd !Iii itmlg dJstaate of liran. Nnspapen here, normally lea!ilnl towlfd criticism ol Uoited -fore!So policy abd repretentalives of it, have paper, Daiens Nyheter, koown fOf' 'acld remarks on American loreliJi. and domestic policy, called Holland ''open-minded, charming and courteous.'' Ex- presstn, the largest evening paper, admired tbe new en- voy's exploits as a Cornell football player and warned demonstrators he would be "hard to tackle." , . At a news conference Holland upP'Cf a fast-paced exchange on a nQt_fl wh1ch p~ased Swedish newsmen. A reporter ulted ""1y Preside nt Nixon left the ambassadorship open for a year. HOiland rose and shifted his 240 pounds in what appeared to be momentary uneasiness. Then, smiling brofldly, he drawled : "He must have been busy JoOking fOf' the i-ight man · -·unw be found me." 'Ille llshthearted .......,. ap- peared to have diJpetled the hangover of what ha5 been regarded here as a serious 1nub from thl! Nixon ad- mlnlstralioo. Ford Honors TALL GIRLS' NYLON HOSE Sunday Only! 4 4 Sheer seamless stretch ny-e Jons. One size fits sizes 9-12. tt Charg~ it. :M" -«I" lpjll'DJtlmllt ltflgltl a FOLDING CHAIR, CHAISE Sunday Only! 5 .. ss ·211 · been aympathetlc. Thb ·note wu JUrea Wednesday when Obi atudtnt demonstrator: was queted Jn the government- oriarted dilly Altoobladet as sl.}'IDg ff o 118 n d had tx· agerated the eJocans slrooted at him. 'l1le word 11Dlgger" had not beml. Ule6 against Holland at tire altport, the otu· dent slld. But a .spokesman f<r the Americ,n ~mbauy .sublequently r e I te rated Holland hid been c:alJed tbaL Holland iJ black. Sturdy polypropylene webbing on tubular aluminum 3 Stud t frames. 5x4x4 chair, 6Xl5 web chaise. Gree n/white. en S Charge it at K Mari. Alkmbladet remarked that outbunrtl dirtcted at the am- buaador ban been -Y tnd unrepresentaUvi of any llflDlllcarrl rrecllon cl t b e 5'rNdiib community. ForelSo <>Ole» IOW'ta 117 the aame nrst119 wu conyeyed to llGilad by Ole Joedel, a cloae aide <I i'rtme Mlnili<r Olol Palme, 1fho WU in PariJ th~ -k. Three local bigb I C h 0 0 1 students have won four-year Ford Motor Compaoy Fund 1cholar1blps for tbelr scholastic achievement, the Ford Company announced. The three student.& are sons or daughters of employes at the Aerooutroilie Division of Ford-Pbllco Company in N1wport Beach. Scholanhlps Which Wiii, pay tuition and a maJo:r porUon of ·llvtn& t:cpt1!!'91 at any ·~ f111>Yed college or university were awarded to Sandra Lee ~nl.s, Colta Meca, James J<>1eph O r 1 o w a k 1.. South Laguna, and Steven Erk Slap Newport Beach. ' Gloo""' Gus Is Your Kind e Guy Per!iapa the most •ISoificant ~ of the American en- '41;'1 vrtval her. has been Illa !map be hu put IC_ In !Olnilion tntttvlewl and It I ..... ...,-. -·· Jar,e.t mornlni !:======='I • -•. JUNIOR·SIZED SLEEPING BAG Sunday 011ly! r 433 t \ ~ \Varm and comfortable for ~..-Lol l camplng. 2~·1b. synthetic Jn. sulatlon, vinyl waterproof bot· torn. Charge it ' t, I I ' fl I . I • . ' ' MEN'S NAVY OXFORDS 555, Jt's men's genuine leather black navy oxfords with military toe. Men 's sizes 61h to 12. Also available in wide widths. . ASST. OF TRUCKS 57~ Cement Trucks, TO\Y Trucks, Fire Trucks. In assorted colors. 300-PIECE HANDY TOOL ASSORTMENT Your Cho ice! Stuufa" °"'"! 2i88~ Ta.ke your pick! 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'l; NO~ 9f, 5 SECTIONS, 78 PA~ES • • • • I TEN CENTS ~-. Weary 'Astronauts · Ready to R~join Families\ • ABOAllll USS'IWO JlMA (AP) -Bact an.r Apooto 1J'1 flilbt•eoded, llid, "A re- llfely from apace after a four.daf batUe lleved naOon iay1, 'Welcome Home."' for lile, the Apollo 13 utronaull journey lie Ibo declared Bundi? 1 naUooal day todai toward a reunion with their families ol prayer and thanksgiving foe the astro- and1he eoogratulations of their President. , nauts• salt return. -'-U J81Des A. Lovell Jr., John The IJlllC'DI<• resled Friday night alter L,,SWlprt Jr, and Fred W. !lli!e Jr. fly bringing their Apollo cmnmand tbip to u lliday to Hawaii loc a reunion tonight with ....Wget landing in the Sooth ,J'adlk, t!ll!!i WnlJiu and Pr!sident Nixon. splublng down within llgbt ofillll -. The .Praklent, in a· statement Fr~y .~ and worklwide televilkla ·~ ~ ' . I . Wooden lndiaa • I NILYl'tlm-...... ......-i...- 1 IliGry R. Bennik, show• of! some ol his canings 'to ~ friencl, steven Lumsdon, 3, whose lmagin- atitm OIMenlly was sparlced 'by the art form. They nlk's cuoings, including dlorama of Newport~ fishennell (foreground) .,. on alaplay. SteYOi> 11 . the son of Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas,.Lumsclon, m c ... brillo Teii'anee, ·Corona del Mar. · • met Friday at €onma de! Mar Library, where Ben· Nao~-On Way· Due at El Toro Sunday Afternoon An eager President Ni.loo ii headed today for Hawll.il .-and the nation 's offi. cW welcome for ~ tired but triumpb- 1nt .Apollo.-13· istrOUUts. 'l1le President ~ land al El Toro on bis return from the islands at t p.m. SUnday. 'Marine Ccrps officials said the public: in lnvtted to wat<b bis arrival, and &bat tbe base's gates will bt opened _at I p.m. Nixoo'Wlll spend two da1•. at the Wm- • Whtie House ta San Clen>eatr, '!here ht wlD dellv<r• bis ' Hl'IV :a'!alted ·re- port ao the Vietnam ·-lie. will ritmn to Washlngtoa Tueldly; Nixon left Washington for the United states' westernmost outpost with the plea for the nation to join him in prayers of thanbglving ior the trio who aurvjved an ajmost disastrous space million. '"'lhere b m question in my mind that, for me personally, this is the DlOlt .v;. citing day and Oie most anMnlagful day I have ever espertenced, • the delighted chief executive said. Nil:on will ·remain overnight in, Hawaii before D;ytng back to San Clemeole and a two-day ·&topover·at·tbe Western·Whiti: Hoose. * * * * * * Nixon Plans Vietnam Talk WASHINGTON (AP) -With the signs · pointinl to another major Jritbdr,1wal of U.S. troops, J>resjdent Nil~ makes hil fourth broadcast to. the nation Monday night on Jlls dlort to scale down U.S. involvement m Vietnam. ahead by redevelopment of lddltiooal thousands of American troops as our Viet- namitation program marches on,'1 he said. V~amization la the term the admin- lltraUon """ !or !ta poliC)' of ~ U.S. troops In Vietnam wilh Soiith VI.,;: namese soldiers. Cash Performs For President Minus 'Cadilac' . WASHINGTON (AP) -Praddent Nir· on relaxed to the country muitc of John· ny Cash at the'Wbite House·Frfday night. But bis .tbo\Jlbll lll!D_~ .. II><-~· return earlltr in the · day• of the tltree Apollo:13 a!tronauta which. be said, made for "one of .the great rdays of 'America 's history." The audience of some 250 penons ga: tbered in the Ellll Room !or the fourth in a 1iefies of. "Evenings at tbe· .. Whlte Houae" Indicated tl!'f agreement with loud applluse. SOutbem senators and congreasmen, Grand ol' ()pry repreaenlalives and friends of Cash made up a large part ot the audience. · N'll<OD Aid c..b'1 .mlll]o ','spealls to all America." He added: ~I'm not an expert on his mU!Jic - r found that.out when r told him what to RllY. 1 undmtand he owns a Cad.lilac but won't sing about tt." It was a'.reference to Nixon'.I earlier request that Cash sing "Wellare Cad- ilac," wbiCb, ral~ a stir'ot"controveny and 'fas omitted from 'the show Friday night. At • rehearsal, attended -by about 200 NilOR staff members, who cbeued and applauded, Cash wished Nixon llllC<eSI In trJ'inl to "&el"'tbe 'War OVd' in Vietnam arid l hope be can get the ,wort done """' to there will be -In aD the mountains and pesoe in ID the "alleys." The Piaiden1•1 address, ddayed four ila1I an.. troobles developed, on the Ap- pollo 1J 'PICO lllgbl, wlD origlnole from the w..iem White Houu at San· Cle--. ' Reel 1>Belp li~ Call 11 certaJnlt Im' dellnltely on for Octo- ber," Aid IQlllCt apney Admlnlstrltor 'l11omu 0, .Paine, naull' near tr11edy and dl'amalle four. ln· ....,..U,. eoocl health. day llruggle bact to esrth caught the "I do not believe lbot !Woe Is 111cb111 empathy ol rovarmnent .,,.i peoples or·eveo milderalel)i Ill," the -aid. He· aaid a re.view bOard will atudy Apollo 13'1' probie!Dll Paine l::dl~ted it wu ''to6 w'tr to· specullte" on the launch dale. ol Apollo H Wltll the sourco of the'~ t'ank nipan Is cletenpined, everywhere; He llkl'tbe urinary traCl condition .., Doctors who . examined. the Ul"!'>aJ!ll probabl)< caused by a shorlip of clrlimo nn board this carrltr ·"l'Oried ~ · 1n1·waw la 11\e ,ApoUo IJ-olt. night that liaise bad • ,utjnary trtd In-liaise 1'u tnated with an Rllljldlf Apmto •!3'1 "9lim lrl....,.i a _.Id wide mood ol tbanUcJvlq. The astro- fection aod•a,)ow..pwle fever. . · abd1 tokl·~ resl • ; · Dr. Keith Baird, a spOi:e atency ·dOc-Dr. Baird also said the ..inm-w~ tor, said boftver,.jbe ulnloaull ·wert , (See APOILO, ....... SB Student Slain .~ Bank Bomb Fails; Police Mooe In SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -One stu- dent was sliol to destb by a lniper early toc111u.........,of.._1Wept through Ibo !ala Vista -community adj• -to the Unlv«'lity of Calllornia cazn. pus In tbe -nllht ol v!.olence. A· !!p!bsnw> fllr •the Santa Barbara Cocmty -· llepartmellt said the anldenllfied -_...,uy wu shot to death by a roof lnlper. He said off> cers were comtinl' the area for the gun- man. TbelltOOtlOg c:ame aller small bands ol student dialdentl moved through the comniunity's bulineu district, breaking oul windows in real estate. oftlael and setting numerout small trub f.trel, The riaterl._ numberlng· •bout 500; laid siege to the Bank ol Amerlc:a · lnndl acrou the street from liootber branch destroyed by lira iii riola here In Jlll- uary. The spoilMman said a lllolotoy · coc:ll- tall, apparenilJ WU -Into the -· but the no-were .._iedly quelled bf other studenta before eitenaive dalnlge was done. He aakl a small group of stu-- dents bad been following the dluldenta arounil throu&hout much ol the night, putlina: out whatever fires they came, across: Ona report from Ibo area lndlmlld the v!ollin m!ght'have been lliot,bJ Iba mlper u be crawled from a baiik wlzt.. dow aller pulling out the fire, iltpuue. raid. at laut two aulolJlo!>lles bad bf!en bl!n1ed and a fire bad 1-il "* in a leather shop a block lrom the ballt.: The "'°e.lnan said the di-... -i. gan their rampege, vlolaU., a dull<-!<> dawn curlew impoeed alter -lale Tburaday and earlg Friday. Lale Frld1y night students, In 11111111 bandl roo ved down the district's 1treeta. The crowd was routed quietly and tbe search for the sniper be&an. Laguna's General Plan FBI Captures ·ConceptsGive.;,,,Unveiliiig . win. anc· ted Man ·,, ~.:...~ ... ra~ .. ·~' '' I L ' ' o.ast. B.ar' " ..........., -· be ..--14ted "' ··::r , . ,· . · ' _'"'"I.,.,,_ · aide of .'-!fllb..,., ~ ·~ -k"mu do!lorlbtd by ... n1 lo ..... '-down--. wldc:b · Uld •-·' ••• " and..,. A itner>1 plan far Lagqns ~ that could be developed 11 "1 aor1 ol lllr..io ·-Y ,.....geroua lltted as -;: .: ~,.::.I~ ~"'::; 1111• -a beauti!Ully· ~Jlllb: of the "'!tloo'1 11 mmt wanted ~ ·--dow g1owib and low Wly with center pl!i!Jjdll( '!ilcf ..... WU caetured Jo llimllnllan -Jori. _,-, · pimme;. Abrum Kl'ulllldlo>' men;ia1 fsclllfleS lli-tmiaed aa ltlher day night wltboul 1 llnlUJa. told ao :..i-at dly ball Friday ~I-~ aide. Fedenl agents n»'fed 11r to tbe - Kl'ulllldlo>' beaded a tllunlng """"' Tralflc and park!llJ are two ol the ·boat bar llllOI Beach Blvd lo ~ ftrm f D·-'·' J..lo--most difficult problem; the ptannerw llld. ' '' from the .o -· -~·~• The city airea•• Is 1,IOO s••oes ihort Jamer Jnbn Byrnes, u, place him In & Mendenbal In a_.,.....tellon of general .., ~ thei and h him ' -An Plan concepts an1ved at after a two-year and wHJ need at Just 2,IOO more "*" r ~ar usUe off to LUI - study. by 1990. Plans for the dowlitown area 1e1es.-the tall esCipefl'l'bome qty. Tho final plan, which KJ<lSbkhov said envisage two large, multlltorl' paRlng B)'nlel bad been at liberty Just'ae• .. be ,,,,.,;,. to have 'rtady lo about a month, structures which could be built partly months since his escape from the%; . .,.,-under ground. They ·wlD be expensive, · . will be pmented In detail an.r the co11-said the plannen, COiiing "'I eolfmated lord County Jail in st. John, Kan., cepts presented Friday have been stud.led $7.5 mJlllon for the 2,500 spaces, be· and a fellow prisoner overpoweed a by the Planning Commission and plaJJo Also expensive, but-probably essential Jailer. nlng staff. to solve the circulatk>n ~Jem, will Byrnes was grabbed in what one on. Project planner Judith Frank told a be •· major road In ·addltiorr to C-t 1 k d ibed "M "econd ..... _ .. group of abput $0 ctvlc and business Highway and""'the ~. lnland free.. ~.er escr as a -..,._,..y . leaders Ind Jriterested cltitens, · "The way.· One' plan envilapd1 a Htlbest Oft1c,rs seized the surprised escapee, re-- concern for environment.al quality I! re· Parkway, encircling the b'Uin behind city lieved him of bis two-shot Derringer auto-. fleeted throughout y<llt goals statement. hall. matte and Wisked him from the aowded A! a result, economic apportunities have b be! of the taken on I quality Of aupportlrig the style ' ar ore many patrons reallzed of life :you desire." B h Lib what ~was happening. Earlier economic forecasts had indl· eaC rary· FBI agents said Byrnes stole a.car Ill mted a potenllal growth by 1990 ol at Kansas, kidnaped a motorist In Artan- leest 11,tOO and up to 3(,300. Architect Neutra ... and st01e • plane and ill pilot 1n -ever, said Krushkhov, a plan con-Mi..ourl, abandoning the plane and two cept meeting all tlie coall -Including kidnap victims In Iowa. pme"atloo of the hilll, greenbelta and D1'es m' Germany Warrants fnr B~· --..,_ malnleoance of a tranquil, Village alln.,. ,._. -·~• -•• phere _ ""''" inean reslrlc:llng growth him with tldnaping,. lnlerrtale tran.. to aboUI 18,IOO. · -~~rd J. Neutra, world renowned porlaU01>of a firearm aftu a felony...,. Altemalive concepts ranged from a ~=led who was to have dellped Hun-vJc11on. """ demlty plan with lktory cluster tington Beach'• new IU million Ubl'lr)', The' warranty were Issued ln·Oldallmna ...... __ ._. the blllsides for bas died In Germany, housing ....,.... <...,.., Mr N In~~ In W pt>erlel-·~· City, Okla., Jonesboro, Art., and Spring· I •-ol to M 000 to a aerlel · eu -u ..,~..,.Y I popll a_. up .,, • wb11 field, Ma; He will be ·-1--.1 °a' _,, of separate "village" entiUes 1n Euro-e on a tw~week lecture tour. He was .... .,.._ _,... pean style. 78. as poss~le". before the ~ U.S. A "bold concept" enVisaged moving His !IOD, Dion, a partner In the Lot commissioner, the FBI said. Coast Highway back toward the hills, Angeles rlrm of Richard and Dion Bfrnes is considered to be a0 ,ICCOm· leaving the wholfJ area between the high· Neutr,a , sal~ Fr~ay the flrri1 Is still am:-pli.shed saxophone pla)'er, who woi'ked Way and ·the ocean available for develop-~~j~t~ke the untina:ton ~ach library with band! while in prison in IoWa, otia- m~t. • "My father had spent a great 'deal of homa antt Kanaas, .the FBI said. But the most aultable arrangement. time on the HunUngt.on Beach lil>rary and the plannen aa1d. appeared to be an ex· I know that he would likt us to conUnuo pension ot the uistlng situaUon,. with with it." three .. core" are11, the downtown buin, the Boat Canyva area and a third "core"· RJchard Neutra, Vienna ·born, wu cOn- on tbe IOUth end of towu . sidered one of the m1Jor names· who Tourist facilities, Including botols, mo-made Southern Calllornia home designs ---'d famous. tell, ~ ebopl and the ute, w-. H .... ~ • e -~ Jn Loi Angtlel 1n 1m.; •• He --~ 1he legitimate heir to ' Frank Lloyd WrlghlJn aeeldlig the'""""' _ dllation of nature and IDllHDlde tno Wooment. Oraage . 'Weatller No•tlme llal"been·Rtofoc· the aoalled "updlle reoort" although-the broadcast .nglDallJ' \ii!t 'l'bunday. bad been acbed- n!ed I~ t p,m. ' · Secrellr1 « Doi-lldvln II. Laird • ' d11 .-proOJded_ aj>OISlble tipoff to whit the Presldml wlD say, aMrtlnC In a speech al Fii Rllty, Kan., that Nixon '"lhor1l1. 1!111 announce a -reduc-tiOo In O:S. penoonel in Vietnam." Drug Fo_rum Hears A4dict He clell,...i the .Lol .Allpiea·Jlalb ol kii'Ord1 and the Or-Coun·ty· Coarllaotal. YOU MEAN THERES ANOTHER AKRON? •I 'lboSe windy 111111 (i11111 windl1) obould calin down by &mdaJ, wllb ' temper-.S lndih!I up-allos Ibo Oranae eo..t to a toi> reodlnl « 'IQ unclor. """?11 ... •lds.~---~··-- INSmtJ TOD~ 'f • .,,,. mum ol the llf Inlantry Div~ sk>n from Vlct.oam to Ft. Riley will be followed In the months lnunedlalely 1 1 ' tendocl,. -approval ol the IOID- week courte wu slvtn by mtmben ol the communitx who were Interested enough to ._, accordJnt to School • , • AKRON, Ohio (\)Pl) -An Al!llY DC3 landed al Akroll Municipal AirJ)Of't Fri1 dlf nwst 1tMll J1 West Point -•kY divers i-fGr Ill aiblbilioa,.but' bad IO take 111$ln ' . ' 11!i .. ~ •Jie hid landed ~ -, 11.l'. u. -.lo a..pay PJioi>e • ; the <alrt>ort. called New York and found ha Ila( -'sJven the -fllllit ln-ttnaetkl-. . . ' A ' c.:1;..,., I Amv Vand<rblll and EnkfM Caldi.ocU are • two of the ouu.or1 who contributed to 't;odow'I 1JCr1 1pecial Family Wttklv. Vjrt..Ur the entire edi!ian U dtootcd to plate1 to go and to do for ~ tion -fncl\ldfng one article Oft trader Cfpa f<W bf~1111cr1. ,..,,_ I -·-.. ......... JI·• ·-. ..,_ . ==~-t . , .... ' === j l ~ ....... ) .. -M ............. ,, -. ,.n ............... " . "· i• • , I { '· · t f!M.\' I'll.Or· Huntington Has . Chang~d in Years By A!ITBUR JI. VINSEL • Of .... Olllr ,..., ·-' ONCE THERE WAS nothing taller between Waite's Druptore and Co&ta Mesa than bean vines, oU derricks~ .or diminutive newspapennan-1urfer cteorae.-Farquhar · baa&tn& ten in an off.ahore wind. · ·liunllnltoo Buch bas changed. The Lico Nod aJM1 used-car lot takeover of Be~icb Boulev.,U ii a1molt COmplete. Many ald·Umen have allo followed 11nce Bill Galllenne, tbe late ChaJnbe< ol Commer-ce manager, .boll .vival)t. and vlliGnary of a "'1Wt of )ho west, led hi.s Lut parade fn a hearse. . Huntington Beach baa changed. One of my Ont assignments was to COYOJ:. des!lpcliOll ol the old municipal pJuDae in .1961. as Mr.-Galllenne recall~ eel the pall and)predlcled the future. 1'1'RERE WAS wine, women and -In -dayi," be 'qld, ov..-lhe bowf ol the ,cold sea wind. He proclaimed a resort metropolis would' rise from rubble beside the pier, but never lived to see it. The wind howled; the wrecker's ball swung. 'Ille plunge crumbled, like the 19208 dreams ol a boomtown that banied on S.turdoY nllbl'in wbal wu later el<gant old . Elka Lodg.. The lodge hu been levelled for a service station. Down Ocean Avenue -where the late POli~ Chief u .. .m RoubidoUs ooce died -Bina Cn>eby for -.peeding -is the venerable Gokltil Bear Cafe. One other •sstgrifumt wal a feGlre on its biatorJ'• . 0rJCe it WU tbe lhowplace'Of the $(11dNpncl, . . . . . . DRUMMED SPIKll: JONES would unplug tile jukebox to U98 hll.electrlc abaver, bli momlngs alter a ·ataod at the Pavaloa ~ball across tbe highway. . . . . Champion ""'1Jer Ed "strangler" Lew lrequented 1he Golden Bear, one of the only atta r..taurants Jolt in ....ice after the ti13s earthqdake. · ' · Actor John Barrymore dined there jurt l>dore ·he died, l!thouib the meal bad nothing to do With ll SUrround1ng the roct mu.ate joint of today are surf- board Iii.ops, vacant lobi, clothing stores catetjng to the young and bars no Ioncer with the businiss tb.!y once en- joyed. HuntlngtDn Beach la Indeed cban.ged. NEW PEOPLE have come with new Ideas -making rectol Clly Council election ballots read like lhe telephone boot -and one Idea 11 the Top ol The Pier Plan. · ·. Perhap1 because I love the quaint and picturesque, Or ~PIS bec•1w l own no property. I dislike new and ex- penalvo thlnp lllte the conlroVenlal pier plan. · It soema, in Huntington Buch, like HuntinitOn Bar· hour to Sumet Buch and Surf.side, a plutlc, .. ricb man'• bJl"1t on tbe Janilacape. JlunllDgtGn -!J In change. Today, lh• Mlamr of the Wat envisioned by BD! Gal· :=.~~~io~:.ai:~~~~. Ibo pier. u lhll 1! !Dtvllable _ ... , perbapo • alic'e of the ........ "'°"""'Jhe.~Gojjb,J!iat Cafe,~ could be hjlt *rll' ~ U a JoCal monument to • co)orfu!,.art.'. · • , But HuntfnClon Beach la In dlange and change la not >IWO)'& for the better. New Envoy to Boost . . 'U.S.-Swede Relations STOCKHOLM (AP) -'Ille paper, Dagens Nybeter, known tattered rt1at1ona b e t we e n for acid rematka on American S-and the United Slates foreign and clomeslic pelicy, are iilrtin1 to mend andu the called Holland "open.minded tnlt11f!DOt bf 'a new u.s.· am-chatming and courteous." Ex: ba•dor. pressen, the largest evening The envoy, Jerome paper, admired the new en- Heartwell Holland, bu receiv-voy's exploits as a Cornell fJd favorable prw notlces and football player and warned bas been abl! to a4;lcnowledge demonstrators he would be numerous pmonaJ gtt!J and "bard to tackle." mewages from Swedes wan-At • news c o n f e r e n c e tlng to convey the Jdea that Holland capped a fast-paced militant demonstraton are not . ,ezchange on a note which necessarily reprtsentatlve of pleased Swedish newsmen. 'A pu~ic opinion. reporter uked wb,y President 'Ibe env9y has h e 1 r d · Nixon left the ambassadorship laolAted, jarring shout! or open for a year. • • N 1 g g e r. nluer" and Holland ~ and shllted his "Mmderei' go home" 1lnce he. 240 ·pounds in what appeared ltepped Mn on the tunWIY to be momentary uneasiness. at Arlanda Airport Wt week. 'll>en, smiling b:roadly, be 'I11e ambaUador Jiu quoted drawled: "He must have been web attlcb publicly Ind er-· busy l~ldng for the right man pr.....i hi.s 11:ong dliiw of -uotil. be found me." them. · 'nle lighthearted answer ap.. Newipaper1 here normally pured to have dispelled the leooing toward dltlclsm o1 bMgover o1 what baa been United States fore:lgn policy regardtd here u a serious arid representatives of it, have an~ ~ the Nilon ad- been sympathetic. This note ministration. wu JUTtd Wednesday when Ford Honors [' a : I . I • DRY ROAST PEANUTS 58' SUN. ONLY! No fats UMd in procffl. 13• oz.• Lllftli.d llUl"ttty• -.. Id to llt•ltn. •Htt W11$111. REINFORCED COTTON • DENIM WESTERN JEANS Sunday Only! 277 ?i1en's \Vestern 1tyltd 11· oz. cotton denim jeans. Tan, Joden, black. Sizes 29-36. Charge it. BOXED THIN MINTS 2 ..... 63' SUN, ONLY! Delicious treat! 9-0z. • boic. TALL GIRLS' NYLON HOSE Sunday Only! 4 4 Sheer seamleu slreleh ny-e Ions. 0ne size fits sizes 9-12. Charge It. .31'' -411" •Pllf'Olil ..... !t lenglfl FOLDING CHAI I CHAISE Su Hoy Only! 5aa · 211 one student demonstratqr was quoted In the govemment- oriented daily Aftoobladet as saying Holland had e1- aggerattd the sklgans lhooted at him. 'Ibt word "niaer" hid not tieen uted against Sturdy polypropylene webbing on tubular· all,1niinum 3 Students frames .. 5x4x4 chair, 6¥15 web chaise, Green/white. Charge it at K Mart. · ' . Holland at lhe airport, the stu-Th1'e local h!ih • c h o o I dint 1ald. But a 1pobsm1n ltudent.s have won folD'-year for lhe American Emb-• Ford Motor Company Fund ~y reiterated acholarshlpa for their ~ had been called tblL scholastic achievement, the llol!Ud Is black. Ford Company announced. Af&onbladM remarked that The three students are s:ins ~---dlnded st lhe .,,,._or ~augbters of ~.ployes at bellldol" have been urwttmly the Aeromltroftie DiVUlon Of ..r ~ve ol any .Ford·Phlloo Company Jn otaia'fttaDI MCtion ol t he Newport Beach. -communll)'. F ... 1,. Schoianblpo, "'l"<h will PoY omct IOUrCel NY the wne tuition and a ~O!° portion of mrrsep RI conveyed to liring upense1 at R!lY ·~ Hollmd by Ole Joedal 1 cla1e proved collt1e or uruvenity Ude of· Prime Minlller Olot we~ •warded to Sandra I.ft Pa~-~ wu In •P·~-th' Gems, Col1a -Meaa, Jamaa ,,;:r' Wliu .. a 11 Joseph Orlowski, South Ptrllapo lhe most •llnlfJcant Laguna, and Steven Eric Slap, a.a ol lhe American eo-Newport Beach. ""!''• arrival hert bas been the lrn&&o ~.1w put -1n te-inlorvleft a'1C( at a Gloomy Gus 11 Your Kind • Guy JUNIOR-SIZED SLEEPING BAG Sunda11 Only! --illctl . ._., lar,al 'mollllq~======~I ' . . • - .s s a ~ ·con.A MESA oNL Yi OMBSHELL ·10 a.m. 'tO 7-p.m: While Quantities Last MEN'S NAVY OXFORl>S 5ss It's men's genuine leather black.navy oxfords irtth military toe . Men's sizes 6¥.s to 12. Also avalli\le in wide widths. ~SST~ OF JRUCKS Cement Trucks, Tow Trucks, Fire Trucks. In assorted colors. J 300-PIECE HANDY TOOL ASSORTMENT Your Choice/ Sunda y Onlt1! 2~aa~ Take your pick! Drill, saw, socket sets, screw- drivers, hammers, wrenches, saw blades, saw; much, much more! Charge it at K Mart! 11 COTION SHIFTS IN PRINT, SQLID, CHECK Sunday Only! 2~· Sleeveless Joung~ shill& In straight line, modified A-lines, some. with zippers. Cotton poplins 50% ,\vril® rayon & 50% cotton, 55% acetate 45% cot,. ton blends. Many colors. Sizes 10.18. ' • T .M • .t P' .M.C. "C«p, " ' I QUILTED BEDSPREAD Sunda11 011ly! Throw style, t>olyest'-r fill. Cord welting. \Vashablc, full, twin. Charge it. ·966 1 GAL aonLE BRUSH Limited Quantity. 57e FOCAL 7x35 BINOCULARS Sunday llnlyZ An excepllonal buy on 3SMM binoculars Ideal tor most sporting events, general use. 7 power""magnif1cation, standard angle is excellent for dayligh t use. Limited. quantity, none &ol d to dealers. Charge it at K :fl.1artr South Viets ·- Crush Cong Arins Camp ,· .. ' SAIGON (UPJ) -Souih Vielllam ... IJ'OOlll l&Tlol'!1>1 U.S. appeals: erosoed In- to Ctmbodla ~ destroy • Viet Cong arms t aet«y 11111 l()ll n p.rill11 In 1 lour- d•Y 'll'""'tlao ,Ulll enciecl 1"ridlll milllu1 ........ llld !Oday. The IOU!'Cel uid aeverll companiet of South VW!lname$e mWtlamen supported by a regiment-stied armored cavalry unil overran a Viet Cong base camp in Cambodia across the frontier from Hong Ngu district town 70 miles wHt of Sai· gon. The operation began Monday, the sour· (..'CS 1aid. The United States repeatedly urged • halt in such incursions into neutral Cam- bodian territory. Military sources said guerillas firing roCltet-propelled grenades and machine guns killed seven South Vietnamese. tro0ps and wounded 2.1 othen: in an attack on a government outpost Friday a miles north of Saigon and three miles from Cambodia. The defenders killed 15 of lhe attack- ers, the sources said. It was the most extensive ground act- ion in South Vietnam Friday with the JeVel of fighting continuing to fall in a Viet Cong and North Vietnamese offen- sive that was in lb third week. American fofces reported light and scattered action Friday. Military spokes- men said U.S. troops killed 11 guerrillu in ·four engagements at a C06t of one killed and 23 wounded. One American died and four were " wounded when troops of the U.S. 25th lnfantry Division clashed with guerrillas near Dau Ti eng, 35 miles north-north· west of Saigon. Nine guerrillas were kill· ed. South Vietnamese spokesmen said e.ight Vietnamese were killed and 11 wounded Fri.day when terrorists set olf a bomb in a restaurant in Cao Lanh City, 70 miles west-southwest of. SaigOn. Five· of the dtad and all of the wounded wer11 civilians. It was part of a stepped-up .series of terrorist incidents in the past week. A guerrilla t01Ssed a grenade in to a military outpost where South Vietnamese and American soldiers were watching a mo- ''ie near Saigon Friday night, killing one GI and wounding 20 others. DAllY PILOT Steff Pllllt • 'BARBEl!S MUST BE LICENSED, WHY NOT CHEFS?' Huntington Beach's Detanna Stlrrlhl, Th.ing s Up Register Chefs, Not Guns? ' Licensing · Drive Brewing By ALAN DIRKIN 01 IM 01Ur "'" SllH A campaign to '·Support Your Local Chef" is being cooked up in Huntington Beach. The man stirring up the move for recogrijtion of culinary prowess is J6. and the governor replied that he had han· ded the matter to Leighton Hatch, slate director of the departme'nt of professional and vocational standards. The llunlington Beach chef stressed that the purpose of the dri ve is to im· prove be.alth control slandards. 'Nev er Thought Of Sex,' Claims Cable Car Girl • year-<>ld Dick Detanna, executive chef of the Sheraton Beach Inn. "Last year, a government report show· ed that 200.000 people were affficted with ptomaine poisoning from restaurants,·• Detanna claimed. "We are just trying to bnprove food standards." SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A former choir girl and Sunday school teacher who claims a cable car accident drove her to affairs with 100 men testified Fri- da>: that s~x used tO be something "I neVer even thOught of." Gloria Sykes, 291 wearing a blue and white checked dr,ess and carrying a book of inspirational writings caUed, "I Will Lift..Up Mine Eyes," took the stand for the first time in her $500,000 lawsuit against the city of $~n Francisco. Sbe Is suln-g for alleged physical and mental injuries suffered in 1964 wben the cable car she was riding broke loose and plunged down a steep hill . Her attorney, Marvin Lewis, claims that as a result she was driven to affairs with about 100 men because the crash triggered a severe neurosis. Miss Sykes said hef friends "used to kid me about being the world's only 21· year-<> Id virgin." Sex was something "I never even thought of," Miss Sykes said, during her student days at the University of Michj. gan. "I was into just about everything" in high school she said. She said she edited a paper, taught Sunday school and sang in the choir. Ht ·wants chefs to be licensed by the Stale of California. "Bafbers must ht llcensed, yet all "they do ~Cut "hair." Oetanna argues. ''Chefs reed~,.,Ullions daily. Th ey control the food that a.natidn eats yet the state has no control over them." Detanna, a !Joard 1ncmtier of the Orange Emjlire Chefs Associatib~. iS"cur- rently circulatirfg petitions and asking voters• to sign their approval of the cam- paign for state registered chefs. "We hope to get 10.000 :iignatures throughout the state. Various county chapterS are working OI\ it, .. ., he ex· plained. "Then we hope that a n assemblyman will take the move up ind sponSor a bill to gel chef-licensing adopted" Detanna has written to Gov. Reagan Fron• Page I APOLLO ... more exhausted·than any ~ious 1pace crew he had examined. Each had lost five to 10 pounds, he said. He said . they had suffered from the 40 to 45 degree temper- ature in their spacecraft and had little sleep. Lovell and Swigert revisited Od yssey. their space command ship, after it ¥:as placed on the Two Jima deck. The found the craft still cold to the touch. FiV&-bundred chefs, members of the American CulinifY Fede.ration, have signed the peUtion. "So many' people cook, but so many have never been exposed to lhe fun· dnmentals of temperature controls and · bcalth standards," Detanna went on . "Often hotels or coffee shops will lose a chef and try to replace him wilh just a c:ook." What 's the diHerence between a cook and a chef? "A chef Is a skilled cook with managerial capabilities." Oetanna elat19rated on the roles a chef performs. "He must be a butcher a mailre d'hotel. a bookkeeper, a dietician and he 1nust know food costs and the bacteria counts of food. what causes bacteria growth and how it can be prevented.'' • The petition asks that air chefs take a wtitten examination before receiving a license. "The Orange County Health Department is behind us," Detanna saM:I., A by-product of the movement, chefs hope, is that it will explain their reputa- tion for being temperamental. "We are temperamental because so many coffee shops an dhotels are going tG convenience food. Chefs are mt given proper consideration. Chefs are expected to keep producing with under-size and un· der;.equipped kitchens," Oetanna said. \ Saturday,""" 18, 1970 _ 0 DAILY rh.OT 1t $ ·-· .One Up on Russians? • U.S. Announces Broad Arms Curbs r I • -Vl~NA (UPI! - A deda!Oo by the Prepatory diac:uMIOll• to the SALT Unite4 ~tea• to preaent,1 ~ were held In November in Htl11nkl, Fin· slve plan I<>< broad curbl1 on slr\l•g!c land. nuclear arsenab-a.P.P'lfl &,o have caughi The declaion to broaden the U.S. ·~ the Russians by .surpn.e, diplomatic proach to the talks tnlY ~·use a 1wltcii IOUJ'Cff· said today. In Soviet tactics. C::onference ~era Even U.S. CWef Ne1otlal9t' Gerard~C-~ believMhe Ruullna 1fl•Y now await the Smith was said to have: come to Vienna presentaUon ol the American proposal earlier this wetk unaware that Preli· before unvelUag their own concept, un· dent Nixon ,would approve wider recorri· less Ule)' decide to "get In fim" to ICOl't meodatlons for arms curbs lnattad of a possible propqlJ'ICla ldvantqe. sticking to a more cauUOlll, weapon-by-The United States Is expected to pre- wtapon JlnUtaUon propouJ. sent Us .flan very toon, diplomatJc 50W'· The Strategic Arms lJmltalion Talks ccs said. (SALT) formerly opened Thursday and No details of e~er plan were disclosed the first negotiating aession was held nor were they likely to be reltued by Friday, The la I ks resume Moaday .at the the 11eerecy-bound diplomats in the near American Emb;issy. future. . ' The Amutcan plan w11 'w\dcrttood to envtaage verltiable ftmltaUon of· Offen- aive and defen&Jvt 1tr1te1ic weapons, with adequate safeguards for the natlaa'1 leCW'it)'1 , ; .Tht R1111l1a1 '11' known to Gppme tba idea ol vtrllicalloo by JnlunlUonal con- lrois to lnlUrl agaimt <heating. This miy prove a major atwnbllnc bloc la the ntgollat!Onr, the -llld. nie Soviet.I were understood to have prepared a .. packa.1e plan'' ror the con· rerence, baled on a freeae of roclcetJ ind inctudinc·a variety of weapon1, in--. eluding strategic bomben. It would poslibly bt linUd with •bandoomtol ol mlUWfbut<abroad. Couniy Joins 'Earth l>ay' Demonstration Manson Tr-ial Delayed; College and high school students will demonstrate their concern f o r en· · vlronmental conditions in Orange County Wednesday, d u·r Ing a country-wide "Earth Day;, movement. "Earth Day" actlvities of the various schools are being coordinated by ~ Orange County Respira(ory 0 i s e a s e Association. Activities for lhe environmen tal study day range from school assemblies to a 1valk to the beach, staged by 1500 Estan· cit High School students. UC Irvine students plan a ritualistic burial of an internal combusUon engine as a part of their ':Earth Day" activities. Other programs at the university include several student panels, speakers, films and a nature walk. Environmental actlvilies at Orange Coast College will take place on April 23 and 24 instea d or Wednesday. The junior college will have a number' of programs including a speech by Senator Jess Unruh , slated Thursday. Golden West College's plans for the day are still being formed acCording to school officials. Newport Harbor High School ls presen. ting a comprehensive program 0 r w emblles and speakers. Hwrt.ington and Fountain Valley high xhools plan similar programs. Estancia High School plans to have speakers at the campus in addition to .tbe walk to the beach by the entire student body Wednesday. Even some junior htgh school and elementary schools are participating in the observance. Unive rsity Park Elemen· tary School is producing· an animated film on pollution which the children made themselves. For f4rther information on the Environmental Teach-in, call the Orange County Respiratory Disease As90ciaUoo at Mi-7213. Governor of Alaska Vetoes Abortion Bill JUNEAU, Alaska <AP ) -Gov. Keith fl.filler , saying hit decision was one ~n· ceming "the right to Ufe," vetoed leg1~!a· lion Friday that would have given Alas· ka an abortion law almost withoot re- strlctJons. Stile Sen. John Rader , the Anchorage Democrat who sponsored the bill. said fl.filler's decision "shows a lack of sensi· tivity and understanding or the basic is· iiuea involved." Rader added that the leglslature could' be one vote away from overturning the veto. Judge Keene Quits Case LOS ANGELES (AP) -Chatlto Man- son and five members of hla hippie-style "family" have a new date with a new judge for their trial on char1es. ol IUUr·. der-conspiracy Jn the slayinp of actress Sharon Tate and 1i1 others. The trial was set for June 15 at a hear· Ing Friday after Superior Cow1 Judfe· William B. Keene said be was stepping out of the case. Keene, who has pl'e3lded In the case since the six were indicted last Decem· her. acceded to a peremptory challenge motion filed by the snaggy-halred Man· son. 'who often clashed with ·. Kieqe in courtroom exchanges. Such a challenge normajly is filed when the Judie la first assigned.r Nice Flight-· Her e's the Bill · For Rescue Job BETIIPAGE, N.Y. (AP) -'I'he builders of the lunar modU!e Aquar. ius, whlch served u 1 Weboat for the astronauts of Apollo 13~ tent 'a tongue-ln~hee.lc bill' to the ~ er of the ill-fated service m~le and the command module chai'ifn& ·$300,000 in "towing" feti. Grumm an Aerospace· Col'p. 11ent the bill to North America n Rock· well Corp., Friday after splash- down. charging $4 for the first mile and SI for each addltlonal mile the LM tow~ the crippled spaceship. Other items on the Invoice in· Cluded: "Sleeping accommodations for two, no TV, air-conditioned W'Jth ra- dio, modified American plan, with view ... prepaid. "Additiona l guest Jn room at $8.0I night. Check out no later than noon Friday ... $32. "Battery Charfe road call -$.OS KWH customers jumper cables $4.05." Water rrorl the LM's ::upplies was thrown Jn free. · ttfore than $88,000 was discounted as "20 percent ~mmerclal discount plu~ 2 percent cash dh1count." North Amerlcan Rockwell replied that the invoice had been examined by the company's auditor, who . pointed out that North Amerlca11 Rockwell had not yet received pay. ment for ferrying I.Ms to the moon on previous mlulons. Keene said be accepted the motion late because he f~lt Manson -who acted as his own lawyer at flnt -waa unable &a tmderstand the law gOVemfng such ~ Uons. The . c~ wu ftmlgned to Judie Charlt1 H. Older wbo bu bttn oa the c:ririlinal court btncb Ior lbtee )'<Iii. Pootpootment ol the trial; whldl ll>d been set .for Monday, came ovtr Man- son'a repeated objecUona. "I have always objected to eonUii~ es, and t still object," Yid Mamon, cbkf in a 'purple shirt with bJUow~1 1leevea. But Man10n'1 atomey, Ronald HuPea. said he would be unprepared to IO to trial )donc!o,y. He j~lned In a rtquOot fer COlltinUIJlCt fii«I by Paul J. F.illprald, attorney for anober defendant, Patrida KrenwinkeJ, 22. Miu Krt nwlnkel, wwtnr a laveaMr dre11 wlth·Jace trim, came tO court wllfl two. other defendanta, Slllln Atklnt, JI. In a floor.length wbJte cotton dreg and Leslie Van · Houten, 20, Jn a blue ::::: min1-dreu. Tbey agreed tG the post ment. 'J'wG defendanlt:, Linda Kaaablaft and Charles Watson, wert not preaent. · Judge George M. Dtll, In charp rl the ~t calendar, said, "Thl1 contin- uance. will be the Jut one, 1 a.aure-,Gu. .. Ste_pdad Pleads lmtoc~nt, FaM , .·'THal ·in:·~ting Kenneth Lloyd Watkirts pleaded'· not guilty FHday lo chargei that he btat hli five-year-old stepson to death .Jn a Santa Ana motel and was ordered to face jury trial July 15 in Superior O:>urt. • Judie James F. Judge set that dlte and a May S pre trial bearing, for the ~endant and appointed a psychiatr:lat &o •id tilt public deftOder'ln bla deftllle ol the 23-year-<ild state prison P8(0iff. . · Watklm is held wiihout bail 1n· Orqe CoWlty J all. • It is llltgtd thal he idcktd llld btat lo death Christopher James Clarke last F~b I. , 1be vicUm'a two brothers testified dur- ing preilmlnat)I coort hearinp that Watkins beat Christopher becaUSe the boy refused to stop sloehing bath water m to the bathroom floor. Sex Clms Going Slotv in Beach "I had my own little business" making Chris tmas wreaths, she told Superior Court Judge Francis McCarty. "It was 45 degre~.s in. there for a couple of days." said Sw igert. "It really sot cooled do1vn." She's Armed With a Song With USO A progress report on a sex education course for adults Jn the HunUngton Beach Union HJg)\ School District. Indicates 1Iow &olng by clUzen! developing the course. . W. H. "Bud" Andrew, chairman oC 1 c!Uuns' commi,Hee working on the pro- gram, lold district trusiee. Thurlday that its · members are st.ill worklna on cur- rlcuium gu~ilnes. DAILY PILOT Nt•!l'Mf l•w.li L., ...... ,.i. C•1,.. Mel• H••tlltff" •••• , ••• , ... y.n.y s ... c:i.-... (.lltANGE COAST ,Vlll5HING COM,AN'I' R•°D••I N. w,.~ '""""'' •<WI ~~""'"' J•c~ R. Cv•lt y Vitt '"=i.Drnl t .W ~ ... ,,, M-19' lho,.,•• Kce•il Ef!IOI' Tl10"''' A. MM•phit1• ...,.,,..111ng e11n1r Richt rd I'. Nill sou111 °''"'' c-•~ £111W """" t1s1t Mnt: ut Wtll a.., Slrll'I NI"'"" 8cl(ll : nu Wftl l1lbl1 '°"'"'"' ~,,.,,.. 11-11: m ,.,.,,. """'"' ...... 11.,,, ... llff(ll: 11111 11.ndl lwlt\I•"' $•~ Cl-•" JCIS "'91'1~ l!'I C•"'hl 11ttl • Apollo I3's return to earth wa1 11pect.ac- ularly accurate. The spacterart was first sighted as It descended toward earth on three orange and white parachutes after making a fiery dash through the atmosphere. Sailon in dress whites crowded the' deck or this carrier to watch the space. craft splash in thl rolling Pacific 800 yards from the craft. Televtslon cameras foll owed ha des- cent and beamed the pictures across the United Slates and to 24 foreign coun· tries including the Soviet Union. Grand Central Station in New York • City was jammed with people watdUng on a large screen. They burst Into ap- . plaus @If cheers as the craft 18nded. The President watched from his Office at the \Vhlte Hou11e, and the astronaut.!' families watched at their homes. "That was the most btautiful sight I've ever seen," ~said Mrs. Haise~. Workers left their jobs early In Lltna. Peru, to , W~tcA ;~Japanese teit.vlslon ex· tended programs into the earl1 morning houra ; Austrian legislators adjourned 1 1 sesaion to follow the Oight'1 progress, and in A'thens thousands packed squares and jammed traffic to watch the event. British Prime Mlni«ter Harold Wilson canceled a speech tn witness the astro- nauts' return to earth. 13 Lost in Shipwreck DURBAN, South Africa (AP) -Thlr· teen crewmen of the' tanker Silver Ocean "'~re feared lost in high seas today aUcr ao u~losion Tipped' lhe iiioloot 1blp in 'two. • ' Newport Girl Most people who go lo Vietnam wear jungle fatigues and dogtags, carry M·IS rifles and lraV!?I mostly with men. NewPort Beach resident Beth Anne Ertz is an exception . When she goes to Vietnam next week, she'll be wearing a blue mini dress. car· rying nothing more lethal than a sultcase and traveling with four other girls, Billed as the Lillian Lehman Show, Beth Anne will spend four weeka louring bases in Vietnam and a week touring out- poSls in Thailand. 0 1've heard about lhe USO for years,'1 she said . "IVs something I've always wanted lG do." Thjs is not the pert blonde's first tour with the USO. Last summ er she, her fiancc Ron Lee and her girl Criend Lana Let toured Japan, Korea, PbUlpplnes. Olrtnawa and Hawaii with the Lou Nova Show. "It was pretty rough sometimes last . summer, parUcul1tly in Korea. But it'• 90 · exciting. You JU!l keep g<ilng and never realize how much tnerl)' you're u9in1. unlll you gt!t a day off -then you just ~llapse," she explained. A recent graduate of the USC School of ?ltuslc, Beth Anne comes·from a mllllcal family. "My parents are both excellent singers. ?lfy little ·11ster, who started School at Orange Coalit College thlii fall . plays the trum pel. my youngest brolher pltiys the drnms and my other brother aJ;o plays Che trumpet." Traveling to Vietnam 040..'r 'llOT t"9ff Pllltl JQINS USO"TOUR Newport Entertainer Ertt- -' A piano major, Beth Anne acaimpanles the four other membc:ri of the tour 11 well as aervlnJ as 1 back up 1ingu and playing some Dave BrtJbe<:k-style sokil of her own. "We have some comedy improvisations with the boya In the audience that l'lt be making my acting debut Jn. 1 play a sort of dumb blonde, Goldie Hawn-type ·of character," she said. She ls no newcomer to show buslneS!. Jn addllk>n to her experience w:llh USO, she has played with the Robert Goulet orchestra, at 1he Purple Onion and Bizn. bo's 365 fn San Francisco and 1t the San F~anclsco Opera. "1 htard about USo when 1 was in San Francisco from a' m11n at the musician's union. but I never thought I'd be doinc to"fl to Vietnam," ahe noted. B~th Anne said her polit ica l phllosoohies ha\le little to do with her enthusiasm for lhe tour. "USO ls 1 civilian organization trytng to hel11 clvJlians. We're aeared to the boy1 who are servlnlt' two years and Jong to return to civilian tlfe -not the career men." , "'llttlr moralo, portlculorly the .... In the hosplt.als1 ls just ao great, 1 can't believe IL MOit of our audltncea art ret1llY great," Jhe aid. \Vltb· her weddjpg planntd In Au~. &he !a).s she Js not tbo wre wbete she'll M or what ahe'O be dolna wtien she returns. ''Ron's a nnstile musician and "' both enjoy doln1t the tours so much, I lm· agfne we'll continue ~ the shows 11 often II WI can," lht . I "Progress has · been a little slow.'' he aaid . "But we wilt procted u rapidly as we can." 11ie adult course was prescribed by tht trusttta. last Octobtr to help pll't!!is ill disseminating sex-infonnaUon to their children. An effort to place a family llle and en educaUon cow-se into the regular hi1h school curriculwn was turned down by lhem at the same time. Revival Teens • To'DanceTonight Laguna's Revival Teen c1l will hold a dance tonJght In the teen center at 111 Oc:ean Ave. on the boardwalk nut to lifeguard headQutrters. • AdmlssJoo will be 25 cenlll for membm and It for guests. Tht Tttn Club, spollJOred by the city Reenatlon Departmen~ ii pllllllillf more d•nca U!r;oulh the end rl May, °"'I willl ll!Ch dilly lcllvltltt u llble temll, ....i and cllrls. The club ii ..,.. Jo all Junior hlfh and hlah lchool tludenll II tbO 'Laguna ITtL On ' May JI, the owntlf iJf the Qooldwalll bar wiij late over !ht bolldinC f0<. the '1JllUl1tT rilonihs and the Teoo Club wl il reopen Stpt. JI, . During the IUlllmtr, moathty dlnct1 and movies will bt achedul..t 11 the ..,. .Boyt'· c,Jub Jn 'Laguna Can)'Oll • Ibo Iow1b 5lliltdl¥ ti. ucl> moallL (' l ! ., I I ,. •• ~ .. ~11,1970 ·-. . , .( P·u.!p .~t · mll~ Pe·w .. '• .. .. . ' >,. ·-~ .... i.-""'!"'~~::m....-.--+~ .... ..,.~ .... --;a:;;;m,_ ____ ~~.- 4! ''Mcl..uhlb,. Music and Me,1• DriJ, Corona del Mar, offers ~; . a ..,.. "II!> re c or de d I"" boun GI wonblp ,at t and .• · -mullc, will lie preseoled ·by 11 .,m. $eoior lli&h .~ Mr •. and Mrs'. Such Rubin::· ~ wlll ~ ,wffb the , .atA!ln tomorrow momlnl al lhe ·1..11>/JlY, <~ .:u·1.be•rs and . • UllUrtu UllYenalbl Cllurcb, ~ril', '.ad qllet ...a.I, .. Victoria st., Colla to1esa. -I" ~,ll!.·W!".'li.1 ' ~ ......,.,will-lit al~ 1rill.dellw~-1o:aa.m.; topieanddlcussion "Your Sour<o ol·~:: ,· ' t· I i l i i •tll·a.m. · -;-1".l·· · ~ . '"Where iCan .. J •Get;.WhM I Holy Con\tnonion wlll be Want?" is tile .,.,,...topic GI 'teleDritod atboll>lhef:!O and ' ·1111! Rev. N..-:D. -'"' t :» •JI\. services at St. Joba PI J m.•• t It ·~~_...... ...... !lie .-E~ Clludo, Cllll<Cli el Ne"ll*i . Ba-. 2043 Orange Ave.~ Costa Mesa. 3282, Broad ·St:reet,-Newport . ~ Beach, aj 10 -..m'.., wonbip ~ •1AD Over,.:iwerin& Faith'.' is . ·se.rvtce. • · ~ the tltlei Ol the!·.mon to be ~, , ~ · pi:eactied .by Rev •. David Nicky Cruz, author, is the mUDlty c'h • r c Ill, ~· blProllo iii Cllrbl Clolrcb,bY. [ea1ured· .speaker for .l h • · doul will be "What .uo.\t th ~lll~d~rt 1 ~:~!.,?! u.e "8 located at :1400 w. w·t~ t e 1 I• a ·YouUI Rally, ' st ,,, e . o ... "'""' Balboil"B}Vd.;)fewpor\Beach .. Mcmday at 7;30 p,oi.1 at · Those Green Pa .~'~·~ ,;Bclemce Of Newpon 8*11, w<rllBp aerv!Ces '8re hel.d aW-•.MeiodyJand Christlan.,'Pl!ter, presel)t~ b~ Dr. P~1hp G.·· ~;servlcfl. are QRlducted 1·30 am · ' IO Freedman Way Anaheim. Murray. Worship service is at at the_ .Ebtll Club of Newport . . . ' 10 a.m. ,. ~ch, 51~West Balboa Bl~d., Lutlteru.. -QIU'Ch el Uie The sermon sub!·eet for Sun-announces t1hiere will be a M-.:·-• Paeillc ~iew day at• r..ma de Mat Co!D· • Seven MI as o u r i S)'ll<\d chup GI time In their SU.day 1nt..._c. _ _,,.,.._,C....M .. ' 'a.,.'Ci..l.Wlee....... ' 1be Rev. Dr. Henry , Gerbfrd,. minister of t b. e Cllar<ll el neup.. -el . Llpla Jleadl, will aPeai On .Sunday «i. the, ·aubjeof "Science and R e.l i c'i on.•• Se~ are held at the (~ PULPIT Pqe I) • Putor'.N'-4 Gt1Ui '8pec~~r ltf!••~ 'talri Kirig of Glory°l.utherall' . P.rOfeaoor G; B. Got<lon, Dr. 'Lelarid Edwars, di· Chmtji, 17791 NOl\'111)4· · ~.c;.piesldent of Paci-. reclor oi ·Foursquare St., Huntil)gtop Wli . !Jc Cbriatlan College in M.issions and veteran of will .. ";elCome:.thelr new : LOoj:J)each wijl si>e'.ak 40 years as ··a·mission· ~astor, ,lRarVey i: An-. , at . ~··;morning wor·: . ,ary, "'.ill be· tlt~ (U~t of der$0n, at ~~ :W*8J&i;..!.. ~~•~iii 1t1".ice5 of ~he ·the, ~uhtingto~ ~ach ment .aarvtee .• in ·the· ~ Fint1ChriJtian Church FoursquareChurcbdur· chqrcla ~y at 10:46 .: "192,,VICtoria .st.: Costa , ing morning worships a.m. A".imeei!titm: will · • ¥ ... ~· Sefylces are.Sun-Sunday at 1.1 a.m. The ·1·ollow . •-•· ' • • ~Y -at .. 8:30 and 10:40 .. church is at 7)5 Lake • ' ~ .. 9 • A.. ' , . • ... . .,,.m. . ~· ~e. ., • NEWPORT HARBOR ' ,1, LUTHERAN CHURCH lUTH™N'CHURCH 1 OF THE MAsTeR THE glSCOPAL C.tfURCH '., ; ~ Welcomes Yeu. , 1 • , 11: ~M• "'9'"" I.No\ ~ ·"-. • 1c11'..;t ....,., t 111111 •. . .. ~ . I ·~1· CI\li Dr: ·u 8-4293' I 2900 Pacilic ·View Dr. ·' I HARBOR. T,RINJTY .BAPTIST .CHURC.H ' : Sunday Sdlool· 9'45 a.m.· • Morn\nl Wonhlp II :00 Lm. j 'eapu.t 'l'rUWig' un10n·1 ·p.m. ·Evenlnrl -r P'"" j Wedneaday Bible 5tui1\' I< Prayer . : ...........• '1:00 p.m. :~~-~~:11. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHU OF THI MOTND CMUICH THI FlllT CMUICH OF ~HllST, SCllN1rsT IN ·IOSTON, MASSACHUSms ·'nit a.,.,,_ •.1111111, ,...., 1 1 , Corona del Mar , n;.'a"·!::" ... ~.· ,;,.· . 'DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER ; · Mn. w.r .. cr.11111'-rlM, ., .......... ,.....,.,.,., .. & ,,, .... . ~l ........ JN&4"S... t 1M .,._c._.. k1tH1 · -.. J f I~ ~ • --, .., ' • RRST·SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHUR.CH 611 'HAMILTON, COSTA MllA ll~V. '· D, WALL.AC• ,, "Doctrine of Atonement" ·t 11:00 • .-.-t1.., .......... 1.t'iJrt1 .... ,._.. ,,.,., '9!11.li. 4tll .s~ Cl!fW c .. et t!JI .... "9 h.-. JoM P. Mlloy II, llCtW Tflle .... h.w A. C:,.., Au.cl ... hctar PhlHl 67!•1210 . ST.,.Ml~HAEL & ALL ANGELS .: .. I 1 f'•tnlly Wonhlp t :OI to lO::IO t.m. ltwfY Wort9' Sund1y Sc.i-1 t:30 to i&~JD t .rn. · ··' Phonlt 644-,664 , WVsllfp krvlc1 11:00 !Cl n:oo t :OI A.M. Fa.ily Wdl,~ 1 , Nursery cai:e available 10:00 A.M. ,_.., Cll•rc• at all .services kllMI , 11 :00 A.M. FntlM W~I, • • • • • • • • • • • • ~-•Y School., ••••••• 9141 . Tr•i11l11g U11i•11 , , ••••k•, 1:00 . . M~i.llt Wonlilp •••• .,1 1 :,00 ~£.'"'i~t Wor•hlp ••••• , •:OO WN111'41y Pr•v-r MoefiRt· fW 111 191• ·.,... •• • • • • • • • 7:JO . .· ,; \' ..... MJ..t111 ".....,.....,. ......... - . . Sunday, April 19th' Costa •Moaa First Church el Christ, S.lentlst 2111..._,_. Dr., C.... M• I WE~C~E I N·~ ProYI~ I•~·;· ~c.;H;R~t;.s;·T~. L~·~U;T;H;. ~E;R;A;N:;;' ~c~H;U~R;C;H~g Mi•1ouri SY11od ' ........ ,_.,.._ ........... c.-.·-. M-s-;.,: lrtl, •:JI -4 11 :11--CWhl UN e t:JI Helf h,I • A•111ce4 An he• w.-..._, n. .... ,,... letOft D.m-...... 644-14~ ST •• JOHN ~ii QIVINE, 21)43. Qr&11go·Av~ .• C.M. l • • • • l • ' • l : I f ! f ! i ' • { ' J • • S..., ...... -t111 A.M • U"MRSIT'f B~ crHURCH 221~~~·:~~::.:AD . SUMDAY SCHOOL ..................... , ......... ,.f:4S A.NI. MOaJU•• WOlllMI~ ••••••······~ ••••••••••••••.•.•• !! A.M. IVINIMG WOlllHI~ , •. , .. _ ......................... 1 P.M. MIOWllK lllllVICI WIDMIJDAY 11• P.M.,. · a.rdt s.mc.-11 A.M. 4 ....., a.... 1111 a .. ,_. er: • .. Huntington lloacl•-Flrst Chur<h of CIH'Ist;Scltntlst Ill Ollw ___. • • , Wllllllli I. ActM. P111W Cllll'tll PltlM MWq7 , ··~· ~·-~.~.~~· .~-.~.~· ~-~~~"'II FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURG.H Victoria & pl8i:e!lli& Ave. ,_.., ScM.1-t:JO • 11 :ot Cltwc•-11 A.M. Senk• leMI .. 1 .. -221 Mol• St. Newport le•ch-Flrst Church of Christ, Scl1ntl1t IJOi Yl• Uff • FIRST ~TIST CHU~CH ' , .......... ,.., • (A-icaii ...... o 174il M ...... F.Y. ......................... , • , Momillf Worih1p l:JO~-& 11 ,,;,_ • S.liilill'f W,,., ·•••• • • t :JO ~ "'Y..ttir-Mw~-;.;-o, •' 'f:JO P. ''•v•r 't~Ui ~,; :: . · ... 6110 p""-· Efff1illf S1r•ic1 , ••••• 7100 p111 1 _,..,, Anllellfl II ~· Sit"'-. 142.2421 . . Costa'1deta · . ··-c..., I ... M .... . ""'"' ~ ... ~ ....... ' .. "" .... . .......... ,. ·~"'· ...... ~ .......... -... 111• .. .... "'-"" ........ .......... .• ~ YMll .,. ............ -...... f !J.M. v.....,.. ........................ 1;.. Nursery Care Provided ·141o4711 r 14MJ41 FIRST CHRISTIAN .ct. • .<h ., •h• 0.11, w ... . . CHU~ff , NEW~~~~c':.NITY Main.!. Adams· StrHts '-:;,,.~ Huntington Beech 1stt.·1 1,.in-. Ntwp•rt l11ch Cli•rc• &: S..U, kltMI -t:l I a 11 :00 1...i., ..... JJll ftl Uih Newport lleach·Second Church el Christ, Sclen!l1t. ,, .. ,... ...... c..... ..... CWP&:S....,su..1-llA.M. ...... •--ma L c.-Hwr. All are cordially invited to attend the churrb · service< and enjoy the prlvlligea of the Reading llooma , . CMW 'C.. ,,_,... At. ALL SPYICIS ' CENTRAL llllf CHUIOI , tS.nlot Cit!""' lulld~I 0 Mernln9 WOr1hip , ••••• • • • • • • ~izh1g •· ••••••• , • 1i10 & 11 :00 A.¥. 1:41 A.M. S1111irt Scheol 11Mi r&an of God libl1 School ••• •• •• • ':'15 AM 10 00 , M D I s · The Penon of Christ y011ttt &riupi • •• ••. 6:00 PM : ,.. 1 1vetion1 1rv1co The _-Ewenlttt We,.hip fO,·, 7:00 PM Pf'tCE: JOO w. CM.it HifJl'!Wty, M.I. Powtr ~ t~ Hofy Spirit ...., •• .,._._w-.-r..,.. l'honl'• uw111 ~ Sund.,~tAM N11rHl"J' Clr1 f'ITVldld It •il•lr''-DIAl.-A..n.t.TD-H6 .. 6Jt , ' =·Mota!tw:~~ ~J:wt ,::J:I AM ~~°"~"'~'~""~,.,~~~·~1 ~....,~ .. ~sio~""~,~·~~~~~~~~~~] w~• ... •tv11v •nd Pr~ 7 PM Nuaery di.irin1 111ivlC1rs ' • AfdYoattiPr.p... CHURCH OP RILIGloUS SCIENCE Cm.~Onnio,.....Ud.231d.51. If "..,.,. ._. • 'Cost.I M"""" CllWdl If U11Htf clMlkll a....-. ICllMI. Lit ......... SUNDAY Jltt't'1Cl1·. ~ lt AM • ·-·--"" 1110~ •• P11tor Mllll1t.r ••• Allllrt ._, ll.S.c.I'". THI lllLL CLUI Of' MIWll'OllT llACM : UllfN4 9..it .t ' 1 "' .,_ ""· -.• RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ~~~~~~~~~~·~-~~~-~~~~~~~;] 420 10th St., H1111tll'lflo'11 l11ch Pho111 536·2120 .,. / •Adult I Youth SerYlc°M. 11 1.1t1. ! . PLEASE DON'T COME l•t Y .... Cl•••· WfiL. 1111 ,..,., • TO . RNIJIT PATii, l!llllllfll ; • COMMUNITY CONG~GATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE Wonlllp-11A.M. Clune• Sc .... f-11 A.M. • DI', Phlllo G. Murr1y, Mln!t11r MIH 'llllrltJ Sllbll, D.C.E. 67~ • . · CAloV1'1J~ .CHAPEL If ye11 1r1 loolilllt for ••· •l11Nr1fo 'Nfl''"'• or 1oci1I ''••tit•· lit lf,',Y•• ,,.. le1\l111 fet le~iipfti liW1 •ktdi11, Cllrl1tl111 f1f0 lowshi~, .,iicl ln1,lri~t .1plrit.d --~hip, ·yp11'1l loYt 1111" To 1cco111• ;' .• "'!A"iN~RS CHURCH ~ Ml11ht.f, Dr. •'°"9 O'""' mocl1t1 our tl'O'•d'!f ch11r-.h ·f•Vl,llJ ~· now h1v1 tw. Svlllll•y • • -' .. I"~ 11 T1lbol ThtOloglc1I S.ml111ry, U Mir ... w.rtlllll Servka .......................... 10 1.lft. Sl.llld9Y S<.hOOI ................... ., •• , • • • • • t 1.m. mornlnt 11rYiC..._ 9~JO 1114 11 iGO.. N.n1ry c•rt. Corner of 6tttll• \llill1 .. ·54.l11fl•-.'· ' t~ .::_;·H;~ .. ··~··.; ~:; •• 141.2121 . . 'J./a,./,or Ckri6lian Cli..u.rc.k · .. Of MIWl'lllT llACH-·1 ....... 1 .......... ....,., ...,., ... " ,., ...... 421 L llttl It., C.... ,. .. Cbun:h School -9:3'J A.M. Worship --10:45 A.M "---Phone: 675.:tMS . Min!Jter: !Jr. D. w, Mc Elroy . '.CHURCH OF . CH~IST .. Seventh·Day • Adventist Church 271A~1t.c--· ,,.... ---.. 1,..,., c ............. J< • S......kllNI •••• t :H AM M ..... W ........ 11 :MAM '"'9r ........ W .... J;JI PM • • ' U.OIMATtON LUTHIUM CHUICH lie¥ •• ., ........ ...... lctllilt-f•• A.M. tMftlllll ........ ! ... 11 A.Mo ~ ........... , .... ... 11111 Mlllllll. ....... ...... . . FIRST CHlttsTIAN CHURCH tlMI T .... Aw. IT.-.rt' ........... fOUMTAIN ¥Ai.LIT UNIFIED SflVICf • S11ft41, Sch11I t iJD-WOlSHlr. 10:10 Wonhl, -I )'ou• k1p1 -6:JO '""'' Mlnll'f ,,..... It 11 tll'¥ICla -._..,. 7:11 & t:Jt '. a.di w...1 -f1J.I Thr1Nys1 6:Jf & tie.•.; Holy'hys • ... 'a<. .. .... ,......,_,,... w . .._. ... _,..... Mi.nz' · ST. WILFRID'S EPISCOPAL CHIJRCH , llh II, .r. Clie"1 UM -Jn! efll .t l'IVt hlfttJ· Hllflllntltll 1..0. Clllfem11 T111 atw. ,._ C. C11tY, P11t.r Sund1y ·S.rvlc11 .. 1111 A·.M. MlfY'ClfMWMlll t:••AM. P1mlly" hr°'ICt I C1IWrdl 7111 P.M. I••-• kllofll 11• P.M. • ......_, . U 1M A.M. Ml'""'"-..,....., """' a.m-,,..,....., C1n ,,., .... ·GLAD TIDINGS · ASSEMBLY OF GOD ·llTH ._ MofflOYIA, NIWPOIT W.CH '4t-66il - IV. llldl Wtlt .. HNI Httplta1J , , 1lt1111•1 l111-1nuti, P11ttr Sim Mill•r, Mutlc I Dlr1ctOr t141 A.M-s.M., IUffl -NlfMl"f •ll11d_, 111H A.M-"Tiie P...-le .t tlle M•...tiold"'" 7:H P.M.-,_..,.. M_.-1 .. el P•ec .. f.' . loth S.11110111 D.Y P11t01 • • NIW,Ollf •IACM 'CNllltTl.t.M SCHOOL : rlll•JCMOOl. & ltlNOlllGAllTIM SVMMllt llllllCHMIMT' PllOOllANll ll ..... rltll .,. -., .. "'"tt• '-.U lllri 'llfY Jl}I ..... • \~9} SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCH~OL harbor reform temple RABBI BERNARD P. KING · • to. meeting at St. J•mes Episcopal Churchn 3209 Via Lido, NiwPort Buch For lnformetlon: Cffl 67~7230 HAllOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD.· 740 W. Wll-, Costa Most Y. L HllTWICI, ,..., . 14M704 , .. 11:011RT I . lllT.. ~ CA1tL .... TllY Mllll ... If .1-.11111 -Ml~ltttr ., M.-C SUNDAY SERVIC.ES ll:IOA.M.- 7tH P,M.-"Wltt. ,,.._ Wotlt A~"' loth·S1""0111 lly P•ttl• ·cosTA MESA C,HRl5T,IAN SCHOO' . • ....,.... -"'.....,.,.. -.........., -QIO can , • * TEMPlE SHARON· · ..... ~ .... (....: .......... ,.., tt.+' ...... ..._,...... ' ~ 611 W•·H-w. c.t. M .. All J1wbh f1mlll1t ,,. fftwlted to foh1 u1 in tr11ly Mfariln9ful IAllATH l'flNJH1 lllY1CIS NIDAY• 1111 l ,M. . • ... ' ! ; • ' ~.. • 760 1°1d9fte St., Cnte M... . ~-' UlllerY.T......-,P .... r '41·5404 WGnhl• Strvkn: l :U <lo II A.NI. , SU<!d•Y Sctwlal: t:lll.A.M • · -Adult lllbl• et&s1 1 t :• AM.. • ~Hltr,nAN ILIMINTA,lY SC .. 00~ 541-616~ . ~ PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN .CHURCH . · M .. Y_. Drift & W0t Stwet, Cnhl M.M, Calif. ANDRl<"Y C. ANDERSON, Plstor ;i i~ Sur!d1y Sc:.lloot: 1:00, t :lll 1nd ll:DO-Mornlng Wonhlp: 1:00, t :lll'•nd 11 :00 Prince of P1•c1 Luth1rtn Sch.DOI -Mil• &th1r 01;011, Pri11cip1I Office '9!111~1 549°0521 . Sc,hool Phon1: 549·056) ' ';' ;;,. ~Tr:1¥.tn:1~w t-tfTH~~/\N ,Cl;IURf H., ..• , "'· . · :u' ~ .. 1aj't2 C'9tv1:rtPrlV• _,.. • 'r ' 11 I .:· , . . ·-,.Onivii~iity, Dr.Ive, lrvilte . ........ Herltert N, N'-"'-· PCr.te~ s ... d., k~:ll A.M. ~ly Wonht, lt:l~··:M. IJl·l~ll ; N•""J C•te IJJ.JJ.6 A Cordial' Welcome from 'THE ·~lltli MElilOMsl cHURCll • 'l1lbo1 h1tncl , THI. UNmD ... -COWllVNITY• . . M!THODiST °CHURCH llSA91t1 675·0950 t:lO incl t I :DO •. m. Tr1tlifio111I Worship A Su.11day ,School Cosf• M111 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l•th St, I H41irbor 11~.1. Church Wo,.hl11 -9:ltf I 11 Chir'h School -9':30 541·7727 .Coif• M1•1 Norlh . MESA VERDE ME1'.HODl$T CHU~CH M11• v •• c1. I l1k1r St. 54•·2719 Word1ip I Church Sch•ol •:OO I 10:30.'A.M. H11nti11ften 11..ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 272117th St. 516·3517 S1rvicfl -•:JO l ·l I' A.M.- NvrMry thr11 lnd 9r•dt • I I Church School -9:30 A.M. Hu11tingto11 l11ch -North ·-·.coMMUN'ITY 'MJilHODISTeCHURCH 6662 H1il Av1. 142·4461 Wor-1hip I Church Schoel ·9 I J.Q:lO•A,M. , lrtiM -Eait. Br'uff . UNIVERSitY • ·METHODIST. CHURCH 11422 Culv1r Ro18 11 Univ111ity Oriv1 Wor1hip.I Church School • 9 .& 10:10 A.M. l•9un1 l1ach LAGUNA BEACH M.ETHOD!ST ·cHURCH 21632 W11!1y Oriv1 i11 So. °L•9un1 _ Wonhip 11 A'.M. " Church School 9:30 A.M. _ 499.1011 N1w.e_ort l11ch l CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 14o·ow. l1lbo• llvd. 671 .]105 ' ' · •· We"Flip-,:10 A.M. Chu1ch School- 9:10 &-t 1. A.M. PRESBYT£RJAN CHURCHES c·· of the Coastal Areas · Christ· Church ·Presbyterian 2111JM ..... ll• INMrA"-ml Mtlltl .......... In. hRcthl L loMm. r--. ,....,,,.......,: t :JIA.M. ct.U1~: 11:41.t..M. Offtlet JOI 12 M.,.tle Ir. _pt .. :· •61o4Mt Churc:li of the Covenant 2150 felrriew 1.-d. Cn•• M .. lruct A. tcurrlt, P11tor S""9y W1ntl,: •:JD 111 -Cl111n• lch..e: f:JQ ......_: S41"4l04 St. AnCl'reW'i ~bYtencin Church Hitt . ....-.·..-.; Nft,.n ..... " CHAIC.D Hlli.w'' .... FllL.D, PASTOa w ...... ,&~w..11 1. t 111•11 .t..M. 646-7147 ~ ' . 217 W. WILSON ST. COSTA MISA A ~ OIWcll -Vltlllrl 'Iv. a....,. w.tcit1M ~~-.............. . ~ · •t WnN HAllOI ... fAll'fllW , "4 .. llU f191pf1 Sh.,... Chefr -0ft1t Sh•b1t 141·14J,J :Attend the Church of SUNDAY MOtNIN& lllLE STUDY ••••••••••••• , t :41 A.M, SIJll°'IY M°'N·l~IO WOOS~IP l COMMUNION .. 1,0,4' A.M. SUNOAt)va:i1N$.. WORS!«' .................. •••O.M. iVANGELIC 'I WlllMHJlllY MN•~ tllll.St\IDY ..... ,...... "" P.M. . • AL FREE CHURCH -v CA• ,_.,... Y Ch • S d " H ......... ._. · A. t+eftcl -tlie.'." Churcli .o· f Your ._ o: •·•"'' . .. .. ....., our . 01ce on un ay ltt~.~-:~ t.-:;,,., .~"" • I -, , ..... ·-.. u ...... -·-·--··-• • · Cholc'e on Sunday . l~~~~~""~"'::·~·~s~•~J7~1~1.~0ey~~"'=·~"~""~'~~--~_J~:;::;::;::;::;::;:~:;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::=;:'L~~...'.":'·~ ..... ::.:-~"'"'::'~~~'"""::~~~·~·~ .... ~-:':""~"~""'t::~-·.::.. .... !~::z==========================::::;:======~ 71• P.M. -1""'9 llrYi. 1 P.M. .... ._..... .,; . . ·~· ~ . .. . ., .. .. . - ' • . ,, '· • (Coollnol r-P ... 4 chllrcll; -Lquna c.ny •• Rold at El ,._ llo>d, at t &Dcl.Jl a.m. Momin& worship Is lchedul· td for 10:30 ~.m. •t Re11r· rectle9 IAdteha a.re., Mil H-uton, HW>tinif<>n Beach, .Arthur R. Tingley, pastor, will 111><al£ on "'ll>e Ch r I 1 t I an Mmete for a Troubled and ll>Olfina at the Seid« CIU..n'1 Bulldlllf, 11th and Irvine SL, Newpot1 llOidi1 wlD hold WVl<ts al II a.m. 5uoday ·with sermoo by Rev. Loren Dale Fllctmser. Illa topic will be "lmprovJni Your Mlnd''. Slllfrl>iralloo will be held at the 11me location Wednalday 1t 7:IO p.m. A posi.Euter atlendance drive will «ll1tinllt !or five Workl." _ weeks at the CMtll Meta D • e-•p11 D Yll . F.._ aordo, . 17 H . r. ncu • nter wdl · Oran,e Ave. Prlzes for the deliver the sermo• at the members brtnilnl the mmt Preoliytertu a..~ ol tile vblton will be a mlnlature C.v-t, 21111 Fairview Road, guoilne-powered dune buggy fi'.olta Me;a, Sunday. Dr . and boal· Morning -p is Winter ls a professor 1t Full~ at 11 a.m. and evenin1 1ervtce 'IbeologlcaJ Seminary 1n at 7 Pasadena and has s p e n t · 1everal years in the mission field in Guatemala. Wonhip services will be held at t :30 and 11 1.m. The Rev. Iris Turk, of Laguna Beach, will be the guest speaker at the Bu-. t1a1t. B"'9 Ualted a..• ol Rdli!OOJ Scleaee, 430 10th Strttt Sunday. Her topic for discussion at the 11 a.m. service ls "ScienCe Enlafges OJr Concept of God." Medit.a~ tlon · period begins al 10,45 .a:m. and children and youth at 9:45 a.m. The Men Verde Umited Methodist Oard!, 1701 Baker St., Costa ~Iesa, will have-two Sunday morning w o rs h i p aervices at t a.m. and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has selected as his sermon topic ''Handling Our Disip- pointment.s." 'T11e Unltarlu U•lvenalist Clnan:b of Coda Meu will ho1d an Earth Day program and celebration at the church, 1259 Victoria S t re e t on Wednesday evening, as its part In the Earth D a y observan~s being held that day by many :schools, colleges a n d conservation societies. Afembers and friends of the church will meet at 8 p.m. for an .. EarthJ>ay" potluck sup- per. At 1 p.m. there will be a multi-media presentation on • • E nvironmental Problems: What Can I Do".'" with simultaneous use of motion picturts, slides, and recorded music. Glori• Del Latbtran Cburcll 33501 Stonehill Drive, Dana Point will hold w qr 1.r rp services Sunday at 10 1.m. foUowed at 11 a.m. by Bible atudy. Donald Bankson, pastor, will deliver the sermon for tlll! day. -- Newport \JnJty C II a r c II , The Baha'la of C.OSta Mesa will observe the Feast of Jlid. van from April 21 to May 2nd with special events at the Baha'i Center. 'Ibe Feast of Ridvan commemorates the twelve day1 that Baha'u'Uah, Propbe<Founder ol tbe Bah'! Faith spent in the Rldvan garden before leaving . Bagl!ilad. 'Ille first, ninth and t">tlfth days o( Ule Feast of Ridvan are specially com· memorated as Holy Days. The public are invited to Ihm: in these daya, April 21, at 3 p.m. and Friday evenings April 24.th and May 1st 1t I p.m. ' Costa Mesa Baha'i Com· munlty will elect its new Local Spiritual Assembly on Monday at a p.m. at the Bah'I Center, 985 Vicloria St. on Friday at a p.m. Mr. Norman Bethel from HWltington Beach will speak on "The Promised Day ha,, Come." Sunday morning w or s h i p aervices at the Ce•tral Bible Durell. 23rd and Oranae Ave .. Costa Mesa, will ... beld at t and 10:30 a.m. Pastor Jl'ftd tiforse will speak on "Blessed With all .Spiritual Blesalngs". At the 7 p.m. aenicf, he will speak on "Sickness Can Be a Blessing". -- Services will be held Sunday at SL Andrew's Presbyterian Charcb, MO St. Andrew's Road. Newport Beach, at a. 9:30 and 11 a.m. and at 7:30 p.m. Or. Charles Dierenfleld will !peak on "Solid Gold Nothing", ---SUnday at SL MkU el'1 and . ~ An1el1' Eptacopal nartll, 3t33 Pacific View D r i v e , Corona del Mar, aervlce! will be held at I, 9:30 and II a.m. Holy Communion will b e celebrated at all servi«s and Dr. Crawford Brow11 -wlll be the visiting speaker at I. • s.w.-.,, April 18, 1970 DAILY l'LIT : UPI Editor Pollution Slww Set . • Pew Mary Dorr'1 suest on lier "lnt.rf<h lll&io&" pr0cram . -y wUt be loloJor Robert ,,_ ti the HoUywooct Salva- tion Army. 1l>e llhow b beard at JO:ao a.m. on KDAY radio uao. Coaunalty Bllile a. ... m beinl bel4 W-y1 at 7,30 p.m. at em Vista Del Sol Drive, Hunu.,ton Beach. Rev. W. Van Plew of the Ind e p Ondenl Fuildamenlil· Qiurthes ol America Will • direct the stsilons. ·. The Jesson.eel'JnOrl it alt a.tstlaa f!deeco a..-. Sunday is j 'Doctrlnt of Atonement". Ch u r c h and service times in the area art: First Church of Quist, Scien- tist. mo Mesa Verde Drive, 11 a.m.: Flnt Church ol Olrist, Scle'ntlst, 3303 Via Li d o , Newport Beach, 1:15 and It a.m. : "Second Church o f Christ, Sclenlist, 3100 Pacific Vi?" .Drive, Corona del Mar, 10 l .m. Wednesday night, at I !lit 'l'emple Ne .. v Sbterhood. 7'1TI ............... Central SL, Stanton; lnviteo; RI LIGION, EDITOR CASS. ELS HONORED all members, husbands and r · . guest.a to "their monthly UPI Writer Given St. Au9uitiM Wrltlne 1Aw•rd meeting. The guest speaker will be the fonnu superin-.----------------'-----, tendent of the Anaheim UnJon Hfih School Dlstrlc~ Mr. Paul W. Cook. ll!J subject will be "Sex Education in Public Schools". On Sunday at CommaDlty United Metbodht Cln&rcll, H63 Heil Ave., Huntington Beach, the Rev. Charles L Rose will be preaching at both the I and 10:38 a.m. &er.vice'. The Utle ol hia sermon is, "What Ever Happened to ..that E 1 s t e r Flock?" The Ordei ol Holy Com· munion will be celebrated •t both the 1:15 and 11 a.m. services on Sunday at Christ Lutheran Chrcll, 760 Victoria, Costa Mesa. Vicar ' R a y Schiefelbein will bring the h!ewge for both service& on the theme, ''No Cause To Stumble." Two special services are scheduled at Warner Avenue Baptist Cb11rcb, W a r n e r Avenue at Gothard Street, Hc.ntington Beach, Sunday at 11 a.m. and C p.m. Rev. Ira L. Shanafelt will be the pulpit guest at tf:OO a.m. Mr. Shanafelt is the author of a pracUcal and corni>rehensive boqk entitled, ''Th'e Evangelical Home B I b I e Class." He is also ttie dltector of VlSilation In ' the Skyline Wesleyan Church of Lemon Grove, California. Catchy Headlining . Records R eligio n By LOUIS CASSELS Ul'I lltltw• Wrlfw Assign a newspaper editor to 'teach a Sunday School class In church history, and what do you get? If the editor Ls David Stolberg, ou gel a catchy col- lection of tabloid headlines which make great event! of Christian history sound remarkably contemporary. S~lberg is managing editor or the Washington Daily News. But bis experiment in teaching churth history through breezy headlines origiiiated in Denver, Colo .. while he was aR editor of the Rocky Mountain News. His class consisted of 25 high school students, and they approached the subject. of church history with an unwaver· ing conviction that it woold be deadly dull . "I figured 1 had to find some way to make history hep," Stolberg explains. He enlisted the help of his newspaper colleagues, in- cluding regular headline writers and print shop workers. They collaborated enthusiastically i11 producing one hand·set headline each week, to be superimpooed on the reg\llar front page of the Rocky Mountain News. The circulation of this "special edition" was limited to members of Stolberg's class at St. Michael's Episcopal Church in Denver. Eac~ headllne follOwed the newspaper's t:Ustomary front-pafe format -an overline in small type, followed by two, lines of vepi large capital letters. l'J'he first one dealt wHh the "Birthday of the Church'' - the day of Penterost on which the Apostles of Christ were filled with the Holy Spirit. It read: 51] Days After Cross lRcldcftt 12 APOSTLES HIT BY FIRE TALK IN FOREIGN TONGUES • Gets: Honor ·For Wol"k ... PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - Louis Cassels, a United Press Jn&ematlonal Senior E d 1 to r waa prtsented with Vlllanov1 University's S t • Augustine Award Monday night for "distinguished achievement Jn communJcatlon1 journalism." flemorial perk~ Tbe Soldh"""1s Mon &llidif*l MniiorWs IMVSOLIUM • COW.tieAISUM • CIMITllT The Rev. Rebert J. WeJsh, O.S.A., Villanova President, presented the a w a r d to Cassels at a • dinner in the Barclay Hotel for his. writing and reporting on religion. Cassels, 46, of the UPI Washington Bureau, was the 13th !J!Clpient o( the award established in 1957. It i!I nam- ed · after the patron saint" of printers and one of history's ireatest writ.era. ~:EjTREES .. ~~~!ORl.O ~===;~~iii--~ .... '--!" 0.-.. Ciwels said th after dinner remarks the trend in declining church membership, ordina· . lions, baptisms and religious school enrollments wilt likely continue during the 1970s. "People who came to church because it was the thing to do are discovering there is no longer any social preMure to maintain a religious iden- tification," he said. "And they have a ieady-made excuse for dropping out: they can blame their defection on the changes taking place in the churth." He said the church. however. will emerge stronger -- and healthier. "It. may have f ewer members on ils rolls, but the ones who remain will be genuinely co mmitted to the Christian adventure," Cassels said. He said be was quite "con- fident that God will outlive his would be undertakers." P1ies thood Big Problem For Va tican WANTE ·D! Men And Women With A Delh To le On TelevlslOll. ARE YOU QVER 211 CAN YOU TAKE DIRE.CTIONS7 T1ke 1 Productlont, Inc., la Proud To An'lOunca 'Ti.. Opanlnt Of Our New HOLLYWOOD. TALENT POOL for ABTS COSTA MESA GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB ALL -FACILITIES OPEN TO PUIUC H .. Ap ...... VIC GARCIA LTD. Yee•., GERMAINE INTl l TAIN MIMT a DANCIN6 n.,.,, M .. ht. t p.-. .. I 111 ••· NOW SllYIN• DINNll 6 r. t iJI p.111. -T"""·• frl,, S.t. - H.,py "Dedfe ....., .. H-, ....... ftre PtWey, 4 .. 6 VATICAN CITY (UPI) -1'-:::=~~=~=~==::::::;::;:i:::=:=!. Problem No. l for the Vaticanl~ at this time Is the priesthood. Pope Paul V1 returned to the subjet.1 again Sunday, when be warned the shortage of young men entering the priesthood w a s endangering the Roman Catholic Church. He made no menllon of celibacy, the Jssue which is held by many to be a major cause of the poor recruiting, as well as or he growing ex· odus o( priests. 'BIBLE THOUGHTS JUN MIMT DAT: Ll l6dt 0JI th•w1 ttl•t tho10 who 4i.o 1• IMMEDl,.;TELY I~· to • 1tt to ef •t•t11• \II•• or 11'U11i1h"'•nl, lh•11 WHY will tll•r• ... • J.UDGME~T DAY1 (2 Cor. 1110, I••· 20:12, 2 11"'· •:II. Juclt'"•11f h •• much for JUSllFI· CATION •f • Mlltt llM •• f•r ,, .... llllllt .. Father Groppi Will Leave A classroom discussion of the persecution of Christians in Nero's Rome was .enlivened by a headlil!c with a strik· ingly contemporary sound: . Jailed and Tortured CHRISTIANS DEFY GOVT .• · REFUSE LOYALTY PLEDGE . "\Vithout prlesls and nuns. how ca n the Church carry out 1 it~ mission." the Pope asked a crowd In St. Peter's Square for his Wttkly ble ssi ng . " ... what would ~come of evangelism? What w o u Id become of the salvation of the world." 1 "'•11t ef. It. At tho Ju49tt1fft 4•y, ...,. t•w•r'•' wlll 1101 rtoll10 WHY, •~ 10'"• coMt"'ll .. wlll-fft •11o w WHY-fhero, thoy will ti• tolcl tho rot101t. IMttf. 21:)6.- 41 1. Thft •11owlotlt• of tlio JUSTICE of tholr otor1t1! tftfe wlll i11cr•••• th• /OJ'• of flto ''""· •n' tit• '''"ott•ful 111ff•ri11t of tlio cortd1m11•"· A mo11_0• ••rth, f•lt•ly coiMot'llllecl, Moy ,.. ioict In hi1 in11oc•llc• •11" r•moln 1111.bo••"· tlto119h ll'lllllllthecl. l uf on• who KNOWS hit 9uill Ifill bow 111 r19ro+f11I roc•1nltfo11 of it •t ht it punith•"· 111 tho Ju .. 9m•nl, •••ry 1ecr•f d1ocl 1holl b• ,, ... ,r,.,, overy ••ii tho119hf wfll bt '"•tie ploin (Ito'". 2:16, H•b. 4:1JJ .'E11ory '"•11'• boolr of ••rk1 1h•ll a,, •1"111ecl flt••· 20:121. ONLY th• blood of J•1u1 con •lot 011t •ai1ti111 ••JI '••"• In YOUR boo• ef wor~I 11ow r•cord•d i11 H•••on {I Pot. 1:11, If, H•b. f:l4). Hi1 blood wo1 fr••ly fl'O•r•" out •ft tfl'• ,,.., •• • tin offo,i11t for m•11. lut you mu•I -ACCENT thit offerl!tf. 0 11• <onfoclt Chritt'• blooci' in Chrltl'1 d•olh. Wo •r• IAnllED h1fo Chri1t'1 •••th (Ito'". 6:].5}. W• "ll'ut 011 Chrl1t' i11 ••ptfu11 ($e l. ):27) •n' thor•bv •r• i11 1111 bocfy. Ch1!1t'1 bloo .. i1 in hl1 holly, th • clturch IEph. 1:22-211 . Vltlt Clivrcli of Chrl1t, 217 W. W/110,. St., Coit• M•••· C1. 92627. Cit)·'lnner Core' Parish Another headline sounds as thbugh it might have bet:n publlabed at lhe time or lhl! re<:ent Vatican council : GERMAN LIBERALS SEEK COMMON LANGUAGE MASS It actually introduced a discussion of the CouRcil of Trent in the mid-16th century. The Pope's llpech .;oincided with the world day of voca- tions, on which Catholics are asked lo pray for priests, monks and nuns. MILWAUKEE, Wis. (UPI) -The Re v. James E. Groppi, controversial Priest at St. Boniface Roman C a t h o I i c Ch\J.rch here, is preparing to leave the parish. The church, in the city's iir ner core area, is being taken over June 1 by a team or black priellts headed by the Rev. Kenneth Stewart. "I'm just starting to gather my junk together," Groppi 1aid Thursday. "I don't know where I'm going to bring it." Groppi, a central figutt ln civil rights campaigns and a strong advocate of having a black pastoral team at St. Boniface, was apprehensiVe as to his future. "I guess I'll j\lst have to leave it up to the Lord. I have no idea of where I'm going," he said. Stewart, 30, is administrator of Francis Commun.tty School in Milwaukee and a member of the Capuchin order. Stewart was appointed pastor by the WATCH • NEXT SUNDAY "Thi1 11 You r Bible" Channel 13 at 10,00 AM.. Subject' "THE SECOND COMING OF CHRIST" SPONSO~ED I T: THE CHltlSTADELPHIANS u~ unbelieveblt ••lectioft af m•n't anti boy~' . berrn1.1~• 1hort1 . . ... 1.~/.~"'l$JM~}.~~~~ f f11hlo11 hloM, ,. .... ,.rt H •ch 144·1070 Rev. Rupert Dorn, Stewart said he had not yet detennined who the other black priests would be. Groppi said he probably wool!f do whatever his superiors ·asked, even if it meant going to a conservative white community parish. Groppi waa a leader in the marathon open h o u s i ft g marches here In the late 1980.s and he gained a national reputation u a civil rights ac· tivist. In recent months, he con- antrated on welfare problems and l85t fall WU involved IC• lively In the welfare demonstrations at the state capitol in Madison. · Just Wednesday a Federal judge freed Groppi from a contempt of the assembly cit.aUon issued •&•inst him as a ruult ol the dlsturban<.,, A certain sauciiress is 'expected of a good tabloid headline, and StoJberg's treatment of Martin Luther's break with the Catholic Church meets the requirement: MONK LUTHER DEFI ES ROME'S HEAVEN SALES ~ The English counter-reformation is succinctly reported: BLOODY MARY BURNS ARCHBISHOP CRANMER Some of the headlines are obviously just for fun. For ex- ample, when Oli ver Cromwell, the dour dictator of Puritan England, forbade the celebration of what he called a "Popish holiday," the headline shrieked: SCROOGE CROMWELL OUTLAWS CHRISTMAS My perS011al favorite deals with the fi rst Bishop of America's Episcopal Churth, Samuel Seabury, who got tired of wa.iUrig for English Bishops to consecrate him and went to Scotland, where he found , a warmer response. 'nlc headline went: THE ENGLISH MAKE SAM PANT TOO LONG The Idea Isn't copyri~hted, Stolberf ~y:ii, and any Sun· day school teacher who wants to borrow lt bas his blessillg. U.S. District Collrt Judi< 1------------------'I James E. Doyle laid Groppl had not been 1iven a minimum of due p r o c e 1 1 before beln& jailed. Check Your Horoscope • P er A nnum - Paid Quarterly 0. $20,000, --· ... ,... ....... -Tiirilt CcolQ •h~ -Wol toe~ ...... ,. la .... .._ ..... ..__..._.._ · CATDOllNZf. 2HBQ7*'U)AN 410 &-S.....-Me.Mt. 7Jl 5t• .. ~-s.. ....... 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Won'~ Win Any Fr~ndsEither Ill porfonnlps ouch -ve lunctlon•, 1n offker'• prbnarJ Instrument 11 IPIO; ml. c:qt1'1'1ent1J, IM lhould b4! lrul7 ~•,.men pnicisdy, ,_,.,.-. wen. con l1olp to -a crilil er ..... fl lo •• oul ol hind. '!be i>ro- f$sional. law enf'OC'ttlne.nt affictr11houJd be ~ aware ol Ind urmrstand th e -ith>JU.. of -1• be wves. lk ~ tllo be putJcuJarly C<IOC<nled about the jmpct o/ hl• languan on lhem. . !I· he lllU derogatory ··f<nnA or degrading labell Ill oddressln1 or refer- ring lo oUien, bll .rrecuveneu ...UI be hlmptted oertc.Jlly. He should alway• avo6d erploltve wordl and phrues, many ol wlllch tre the .....it ol 1tereotyplng. A STEIU'J(n"YpE need not be com- plelely untrue. u .... thinks of the lrfah, for eimnl))e, as more prone: to alcohollam thlo Ibo Mmnons, be fl mating • Judi· ment ln terms of probability. If he says thaLaJl ltiahmen are alcoholJCs, be lll e1- ag!rating and bulldine a negaU'Ye stereotype. Almost every minority group DOt members ol the IJ'OUP. · baa been otereotyped by 0-who at11 Social scll"'UAll have carefully ltudled the mreotypea of variou> mlnoriU... Notable among them are B<uno Bel· telhelm and lllorril Janowltz who In: terviewed 150 veteraoa for their .views ol· JeWh peoplt .• Generally, the multa of their survey showed that ceoWe veterans felt that Jews were c1l.oniab, money·hungry, in- duatrlally pnwtrful, underhanded I n bu!iness, and Ugbtli.ltod. Similarly,. Kimball Yoong, • Negro 10Ciologist, aurveyed ltudenll for their beliefs about the Negro and generally foond that.they felt Negroes wera m'n- Good News Vs. Bad News Young People Score on Positive Side I)' R0Pirr N. WEED Wt trJ' to print tbe news u we find it, or u tt. ia made known to us. We're alwaya pleased wh<n anyone-particular· ty yaaq cttl.Eent-m.Ue "good" or con- atructive news thlt la of inttrest to othtr peapJt, and we are happy to prlnt It. Lil<......._ we take no pleasure In having lofllblllb lbe IOCalied "bad" news which Joane ' peopl&-<>r p e o p I e of any .,.......U.. )!ut we 1 .. 1 obliged to print JI aa II -. the bed and the good-as put cl. ao bone$1 Job cl. reporting and fn. tonnlng our reader1. From our experience and that of other newspapers throu&h the yeara, we have ltamed that the m1tter of "&ood new• vs bad otwa" about young isople is not so mlJCh what we publish. as what people dtooee to read and remember. Dots tht nt10spaptr print mare "bad" new1 about 11outh, ignoring for the moat part their positive contributions ? The DAILY PILOT'• publi&her offered theae comments to a subscriber who inquired. the figures zoom up to something Uke 20 incbe.s of favorable news to each one inch of unfavorable. In two of our six meuurements so far, the ratio hu been 4$ to one! I widt I could claim that our prepooderance of favorable news about young people to unfavorable was unique to the DAILY PILOT. But I know that similar ~udJes made in Ventura, In San Rafael and other communities somewhat 6lmilar to ours shaw up with similar resull.S. rM SURE It is true that bad news SINCE 1"1, we have kept a &Ort of that young people make (just as with the runnhll meuurernent-of this favorable bad news adults make) is almost sure to vs unfaYCl'able newa about YOIDll people find It& way into the newspaper and onto (fl'lrou&h aae 20) that appeara In the DAI· the Dews broadcasts, whereas IOl'Tle good LY PILOT. Twice a year, 'We carefully acfivities can easily 10 unnoUeed by measure the paper for a full week. us-c:r-by parents or teachers. 'J1>e mul1> of lhl1 mearcb allow that That Is because the bad news that we have nrver publlsbed lea than three young people (or people of any age) lncbel: of pod or favonble new1 about make usually involves some departure youq peopit for each one inch that could from community standards or a breach be ~ed unfavorable in the geDtral of law, thus winding up Involving some lleWI teetions of the DAILY PILOT. ~ public agency-pol.ice, schoofs, etc. •hen you lnclude the favorable news of Quite often this "bad" news already is y~ people that appear Jn our women's known to SOme extent and being talked ind' oparls pqes and olbe< opectal page" about by segmenls ol tbe community that saw or heard the event, or had children involved, even before we report it. nus was true in the Davis school sJtu1Uon incidentally. ' Usually the rumors and misinformation are far worse than the fa cts, and we are able to put the incident in proper penpective by printing all the fact.I we can gather, and the statements or responsible authorities. IT ALSO is true that news, by Its very nature, is something that departs: from everyday routin~something that breaks established patterns of activity or is simply a new activity or new information of 50me type. So when 0!1f' children go to school each day and do their alloted work and create neither new activities nor new problems, they aren't so likely to wind up in our news columns. Except, of course, as they make the honor roll, are active in some club or school activity, or take part in some achoo!, church, or community pro- ject. Then they make up that great preponderance of good newt about young people that .appears In our ~per each day. We can, l believe, be very thankful that simply being well behaved young citizens in school or at play is not 90 unU5Ual that it Is news. It wouJd be a sad day for all ol us if lhe information that "27,000 young people attended Newport-Mesa school to- day without i9cfdent or dhiturbance" became so unuSU'al that it became news. Mono 'Not Very ~ontagio~s' --i. definitely lnlecUous, but not very contqiOU1. lt can be ac: quired by klaslng, but precbely how It Is uouaIIy tr11111111tted i. aUU unknown. careful to warn patient.s with spleen enlargement: no contact sports. It's a vital warning, becaUJe ruptured sp]een Is seen significanUy across the nation in various colleges and unlversiUes." Liver involvement is another possible complication in mono cases. Certain elements in the liver ma.y swell and enlarge enough to produce an obstrucUv9 type of jaUDdice. This med to be called mononucleosis hepatitis, which Ls a misnomer, said Dr. B~, because In bl.s view, the liver cell itself is not Involved in mono infections, as it is lnlectious or serum hepatitis. "Many cases of mono with liver 1n- vol~nt are stlll lreated as if the pa· tlent had hepatiti!. This means con- servative treatment, with perhaps 1 month of bed rest. In my oplnion, this Is unnecessary because once the mono wanes, the jaundice will disappear." -Tbe, Unlvenll)' Esploftr . uui Inferior, morally · pilmtuv~ emo- -11y ..-hie, over~~·· ~ and bollterowl, 1 rellgioualy • f a q 1 t I c , oo-cupationa14' • uoAllble, lllldY drtsoers pveo lo crlma cl. -wttb tnlves and rum. u ... toot tbe '?'IJI ol -.Jnt)'I (If otbcn' viewt ol Grianl, lrlab, Ila~ PGllJb, etc., be would aee how all mlnoritles are stereotyped. , · S'J"ER.BOTYPD take another more 'tublle; but ao ttv Insidious, form when one spontlneoualy 1 1 1 o c I a t ,e a the memben of a naUonallty, race. or reUIPon . with· 1 ~le CICCUP-,Uon or vocaUon, particularly when the functions thereof are relaUvely menial. The ·Puerto lUcan bus boy, Greek counterman, Negro maid er -lne "1Y· lrtlh bartender, Italian bvbes: er ttiomlakft.1 the Jewllb lallor orb~, and 'tbe~ Ia.,,. dryrnan are among the more appartnt 11· lustrali<N of whit might be called the bi,.i'• IOrV!tllde lyndnme. 'J1>e police olflj:e-mlllt bO .....,. ol Ibo danger ol -ypes and attempt tq .... freeie any fro;en image! he mlgbt have. He, aa well d any other clUr.en, ean be guilty of IOtectlng certain trails and ap- plying them to every me\J'bef ol a -· Stereo~ ii not always ·a ·neg,uve. It can reault In poottlve characterilticl being uoodalod wtth all membin of a given gioup, such as ;•aur kind" or u~ pie frQm a 'good' neiahborhood." ThiJ, Green Rawlution Countries -WHEAT B RICE -WHEAT end CORN ... .. Green Be-voln-1ion World Winning War on Famine By N. A. Jbven:toc:k ud R. C. Schroeder Edl,.,.,al Retearcb Repol1J i1any expert.I on world food supply and population have begun Lo retreat from dire prediction• ol M 11 tb u Ii an catastrophe. Most, but not all, now voice varying degree. ol opUmirm about man's future ability to esc1pe global starvation. The reuon for their change ol mind lies in the Green Revolution. a phrase gaining universal curren;cy in describing a dramatlc, e.ven &tarUing, increase in food raising In .ucb tridlUonally hungry countries a1 India, Pakistan, the Philip- pines and Turkey. New "miracle grains" -wheat, rice, com and other s~ are yleldlng record harvests. - The coinage or the phrase Green Revolution Is attributed to a speech made in 11168 by.William S. Gaud, then director of the U.S. Agency for International Development. At that time, only two yeara ago, ex- pert opinion was sUli generally divided between those who thought the food· population raee wu rapidly being l05t •nd those who thought it was already Jost. IN CONTRAST, J . George Jiarrar; pt'.'f:Sidenl of the RocketeUer Foundation, told House Foreign Affairs subcommittee last December that the Green Revolution offers the possibility ol "gradually ellmlnatin& chronic hunger, malnutrition and all.too.frequent famines from regions where they have been ever-present tbreltl to eoclety." Even the most akepticaJ observers now concede that the new farm technology lw probably bought llOl1le preciou> tlme -a decade or two -In which to check the runaway rate of populaUon ·growth that threatens man with disaster in. the years a.bead. World population, now 3.5 billion and rbing at a rate of nearly 2 pen:ent a year, is expected alma.st to double by the end of this century. While popu]aUon rose almost un- checked, world grain production declined in tbe first aix years of the past decade. Iodia and .Pakistan suffered two crippling droughts m 1965-67 and averted famine only with food aid rrom abroad, prin- cipally from the United States. The Organization or American States observ- ed in 1965 that "the less-developed world is looing the capacity to feed Use!!.'' .111E !J.NITED NATIONS Food and Agi:,lcul~ Organization 111 1966 1lumly forecast an Jmperxiing famine . Such hu been the impact of the Green Revolutitn that only three years later the sam~ organization predicted a world food surplUs in 1970. rt warned ol posiible disruptions ol world trade from an ex- pected glut of grain. · In one of the mo.st £peelacular ad· vances lp cereal production e v e r recorded, Pakislan increased its wheat harvest nearly 60 percent betwttn 1967 and 1969. This brought the country, the second largest recipient of American food aid in 1967, close to self.sufficiency in cereals. A record rice harvest in 1961 eliminated Its deficit in rice. Dr. Henry 8. Bruyn, director of Stu- dent Health M the Berkeley campus of U1e Univenlty of California, believes that the seriousness of monomcleoals has been somewhat exaggerated. lt is a com· mon diaeue, he says, espedally in the young adult years. The peak age for-- mononucleosis syndrome i1 between 10 and 25, with rarely a cue over age 30. .-----------Our llfan In S•n l"ranebee-----------India's wheat production cilmbed SO percent between 1965 and 1969. 1'Al!um· Ing political stability," Lester R. Brown wrote recently In his book Seeds If Change, "India should be able to feed her vast populaUon from her own resources by. 1972. .. Dr. Bruyn describes the mononucleoaia syndrome a1 an enlargement of the lymph nodes, principally ln and around the back of the neck, under the arm, and in the groin. 1bt tndivldu1l baa some fever, gent.rally low grade. There's usually tome throat to~ness. The patient ,eels rotten for perhaps • couple of weeks. Thea he gets better. The vut: ma- jority of cueo lollow lhll pottern. "Bui ol course,'' Dr. Bruyn adda1 "tbete &f'I variation1 on the tbeme." FOR. EXAMPLE, tHete can be aune very sick tore-Unit cues. Thele the doctors call anglnous mono, ln whl.dl the phlryngttis ts prolwnd, there ts a fOOd deal of membrane .,., the throat, and the question ol 41Fbtherla ts often ralaed. Another ~ of mono Is called lfpboidal. 'J1>e poti.nt has only moderate .n1.,....,en1 ol the lym]>I> -· but he· bu a prolonced fever which 1ppean to be of obAcure origin. It's thll puzzllng picture that often feeds to lllJPlckN ol ~d. In the early coune of mono, Ult white eount may be low. It then r•pidly rises and mar go as high as 25,fX».-as a&ainst normal of 7 to IO thousand. · •1ne second thing that happt:nt with the white blood C0\1111 fl tbll the qualll)I cban(es," uplolna Dr. Brvyn, ''I I ltecornel prtdomlnlnUy what we call ll111pl1oeytlc. Scme cl. the 1J11111boC11a are ftr7' 1nun"un, and have cbarlCo ier!otlc otafola( ....,ertla." Mother m .. Jor ................. _cl. a .... !Pedllc atlboclJ lo the blood. I ALtllOOGll -.-vi<tlml do not ..... t I J h''ba"-IMt merely bed J;S l9d ... -Illa umal !or a -... -. .............. .,._ ... JI.... -;lkatloal. tuch •• ...wi-"' ....... ~.Dr. ~ ..,,. --...., may ..., !IOllllll, pt a-loo..-. iod .,.. an •Ittldy , ... uen, tn1ar1t .,..... -lllpCurt. So ....... ..,., \ CABLE CAR NOW RATED 'X' By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Back In the 1890&, some effete writer called San Francisco "the dty that never sleeps," and while all e.lae haa cbang· ed, this may stlU be true, even on a llChool night like last Th~ - balmy, witJI people to match. The fw.n- cial district was a aolld wall ol ll«bta;' those new buildinp m.,-be dull by day but at •ight they lhn>b and blaze. More people were out ind around than might have bee n uleep 1t the sune moment ln Modesto, or even Fresno. liotel lobbies ~·ere Jammed with tourists wearing name.tags in case they got bt. The cable cm were jtmmetl with pgglera. Since Atty. Marvin Lewis' suit In behalf ol the girl who lost her grip after ridblg on one, the cables are now rated "X." IN 11IE PALACE HOTEL, Mayot Job• Llnd38y of New York, niovle-lttr hand!tOme, was 1 urrounded by idolators. ''Is it true that you're going Co c;banae parUes ?" he wa1 atked. "Yes," he grinned. "I thlnk I'll 10 to the one ID Room 57!." Re hu a lot of llOOd YOUlll wrtten. like Jell Green. Deld, and blndJes thtlr material well •• l SUMI you •ve: had I rough day - Cit. Stotord, now here," aornebodY ~ "I'll aay," he nodded. "} reJt IO bad I W"lt to the lnf1rmary. 'nley t.oolt my temperature •nd tt wu tu -I'd loll a c1esree1" (Ltogjlterl Norton &man, · rwmtnc for sen.tor, ohool< hands with ev<eybody lfl ltihl "I need m o a e 'I , ' ' aid the 111111Um11Uonalrt. "G o o d Northern money." AT THE P'AIRMONT, Danny K1y1 • was In the lobby, looking distrau~t. He'd flown hlJ jet to S.F. but ha to land ln San Jose, because of the r controllers' slowdown. "Do yru know the way to San Jose?" sang bearded Marty Mills. No laugh. Mayor Sam Y orly of Loa Angeles,. runalng lnr tn1verlck, prowled past his eyes dart-inc this way and that. He gave the ap- pearance of a man sea.rchlng for a friendly face and striking out. '!'ht place was jammed, aUestinl to the power of Muriel commercials. Miss F.dle Adams, a woman of incredible virtuosity and courage, aan1 pop, rock and classical, Imitated Shirley Temple and MAt West, told jokes about nym- phomanloca oo cable cara, danced with two boys ond stopped short of a~ tempUng Beethoven'• 1'111th. I gueH she was uvlng thlt for the ~ ahow. SHE fl'l'OPPED In mld·b<oatll to fn. troduce Mll10t Yorty, who .,... to a chorus of boos from the local radicals. At thll, a man at• rinplde table jum- ped up to Aonounoe: ''I'm from Loa A"8'lts ud I want lo 111 that Sam Yorly IA the l'Ultot "Mayer we've ever hid."" .. Boy," said a wag •t the next ta~ "there eure are a lot of drunb here toalghL" His namf:, 1 learned lalu, wu Chlrlu F. Wagg. DOES 1'RIS MEAN anythlnfi! 'J1>e 1\. E. Huck Co., whlcb ..U1 artlflclal limbs, 11 movtna into new qUJrten •t S80 lath Avenue. -nut door to the S.F. Ballel "I WOULDNT say lhe market 11 quld., '' rtporta; • Stocltbt"oker Harold St.an, "but this momlng the tape w1s l'UM.bla two minutes EARLY!" 'I AFTER LAST WEEK'S teenage In· vaston of the Presidio, Lt. Col. John Place, the Prov01t Manha!, turned to one lS-)'Nlld militant and inquired: "Art you kids going to demonstrate at the Oakland Army Bue, too?" ''Oh, no," she rt!plled. "Our mommies W'Ol'!.'t Jet ua go that far!'' PLAYING WR1S DICE at Del V~ chio's: · New Yorkel'I George C. Smith and John P. Moraan. At the tnd, Smith sighed to owner Pete Mat- tioli: "Well, round up all the bar and dinner checks -I pay." His !cm: 14711.75. 11IE MOl\OOCAN eaUna place cal~ td Marrakech opened Monday night in the nether re&lons of L'Orangerie on. O;Farrell, with a chef flown In from Rabat, Live, not froztn, except for a Uttle jet lag. FURTHER FOOLISHNESS: Earle Bond, the organist, went to the Symp1);lny Thurs. 1 f t e r n o Q. n • oc- cupylnt Box Z. whicl> II convenienUy located 'nett to the mt.a's room (the ladies' room adlolN.Bor Al ••• Whllt he wu availing hhNeU or tbe facil!Uea, a !Jttle Old La4y otepped out cl. a cubicle, _.., him hall lo death. "Heyl" ukt Earle,. cOftttd wtth confusion, ''11'lls b tbe men 's room." PotnUna to the urlnab, she 11\d wltherln&l'I, uyou doo'l suppose I think thole are BIRD BATHS, do you? 'rhia wu an emu,ency, slr, and the ladles' room ii clear around the horseshoe" ••• At •he was leaving. she pauatd at the door to glare : "Bi!1ldn, what Is 11 hlAN doing here on matinee day???" • SOl'tlE AGRONC>r.USTS th ink that Cf'Ofl yields will be tve.n more impressi ve as the Green Revolution spreads to Africa and Lalin America. Except for Mento, which · pioneered the revolution i n cooper1tion with the Rockefeller Foun- dation, Latin Amttica has been relatively untouched 'b'/ grains in agricultural pro- ductJvity. And except for K"lya, so ha.s Africa. But obstacles lit ahead. The use of new gra!M rtqu~ costly change! In old 1gricultur1l systems. niroo1hout the lleveloping world, all the elementJ basic to agricultur1l development -are in short supply' irr!gatloo and flood control syStems, fertilizer, pesticides. farm machinery, food storage and processing facilities, farm-tc'>market ro1ds. modern marketing l)'rtem1. ample credit. and agricultural research. The early advances ol the Green Revolution have been achieved primarily among lhe larger, more progressive and more prospen:ius commercial farmers of A.sia. Only now ire the new seeds be.-In- rung to reach the .!mall 1Ubsistenee • farmer who grows grain, not for profit, but to f~ his family, Jli1 willingn ess. and ability, to use the "mlracle seeds" wi ll test how far the Grttn Revolution can spread. INDIA'S Home Ministry reported ~tly thlt the Grffn RevoluUon seem- ed to be raising, rathtt tNn >oweriq. rural dlscontenl The ac>called Al• of RWng EIJl'Ctalloos obvlou!ly has mt Men confined to the urban poor. The Green Revolution po1tt otbtt ~ bltms. too. En vJronmentallsU shudder at the pollution potenUal o( lhe millions or tons ol pesticides ind fertlllztra du~ to be applied to ~ new srtiins within the next decade . loo, can be a plllall fer Ibo> palicta>lft who m!Pt tend to ovtrloot a loglcal 1111pect,who lalll Into sucl> a catell"Y. A law ealorclfllen.l olliotr 11 nalunlly unhappy when he Ls nea&tlvel'I ltereotyped a. a .. blg, dumb fl1tfoot." a .. ~ cop"· oi a "ll'aft..tlttnc bull." U be re!ledl on his own feollnp -be l>eara auch demeanlnc -w membera of hll proledon, "' ... , ... better equipped to llllderotand the Itel· lnp cl. other mluority -.......... when tbty bear IUCb -remarks about themaelvet. . AU. TOO OITEN people use desr•dinC aubolifuteo for the namea of liattoaal, rtligfoua, and raclil groups. Reftrrint to the Irish u donkeya, piddles, or mlcb; to l~~ u dapg, cutnef.t, or wop1; to Sparush·speatlng Amerlcanl u aplca or wetbacks; 'to Protestanll u ltft.footer1; to Catholics u JNl!pjabl or m.cterel lnlP" pen; to Je'Wa ·as til:es or, lheenia; to Necroes as COOf)S, dark.lee. niggers. or spldts; to C•ll!Cuians 11 an a 1 o st hillbillies, hontiee, oakin, redneck•, or rldgenmnen; and to Mongoioklt ... as d!lnks 0< gooks will .,..,.It In anything but winning friends. It ls notewwthy that the nickname for a-police vehicle was derived from one of these epithets. Two stUdent.a Gt word ind phrase origim, William and Mary Morris. wrote 14< lollowtng aboul the phrase, .. paddy wagon": "This nickname for the police patrol wagon. used to tote lawbreakera off to jail; is a c1rryover fnJn the d1ys when 1he Irish were low men on the IOCial totem pole and hence fair game when a roundup of miscreant& was needed to create favorable publicity for the law en- forcers . Paddy. of course, was a common nickname for lrisbmen." UNFORnINATELY, the American language ii so replete with demeaning or derogat«y ttnns that a speaker can easl!Y use one without intending any malict. Therefore, one mint alw,ys think before he makes an utterance. Testi.monlals such as "All Negroes are: good athletes," or "All Negroes are good entertainers," deny Negroes their In- dividual klentities. Such &tatementa al.so reinforce the erroneous view1 of some members ol. other races that their talenU: ~ limited to these areu. Similarly. comments such as "You're just u good u I am," or "Some of my best Criends are Jewish,'' etc., are blckbanded com- pliments and clearly indicate that the speaker feels he is m-apect.ed to be superior to the listener. 'Ibose manning the thin blue line should !C!'Upulougly avoid such utterances If ' they want support from every. segment ol the· society they serve. THE POUCEMAN can construct a barrier between him~1f and the people he is sworn to serve by misconstruing his role or by contlnuaUy fOCU$ing on that whlcb distlngulshea him from them. Too often minorities are referred to as "they'' in contradistinction to "we." Likewise, expressions such aa "your kind," "you Puerto Ric1n1," 0 those people," etc., may seem innocuous, but they can be .highly. offensive to members of minority groups. "I and you " and "we •nd they" should be replaced by "we and us." All of l1I have much In common. We should attempt to tear down baniers and build bonds by emphasizin& t h e 1 1 limilarities. No matter. what hi.I station in life, every adult. mcludfng the young adult. is entiUed to be addressed in tmn! which Imply respect. Ladie&, genUemen, madam, miss, and sir are normally the proper tlUes far one to use. Hey you, Mack. Jack, Sambo, etc., are Insulting appellatlon1. Ad- dressing young adults aa kid. boy, girl, etc., should also be avoided because auch labels imply tbat the listener is Im· mature, inferior, and iJielilible for personal respect Similarly, addressing a stranger by his first name is objecUon1ble because he is at a decided disadvanta1e inasmuch a1 he Is unaware or the speaktt'1 given name. Re.ferring to a woman with Whom one h: unacquainted « casually acqulinted as dear, sweeUe, honey, doll, etc., no matter what. her station in life, is al.so invariably a breach al etiquette. Certalnly no one would like to hear his wife, daughter, mother, or sister addressed in the.se familiar terms b)' a ltranger or casual acquaintance. - Law enforcement offiCft"'I do not lite citizens to begin COrtVen11Uon1 with them wtlh phrases such as "Hey cop" or "Hey fuzz," so they should guard against in- itiating discourse with 0Cher1 in equally unacceptable ways. .. .... iiliiiiiii- Saturday, April 18, ll'lo The Comment Page of tho Dally Pilot seeka lo !nlorm · IDd 1Umullle ruder1 by presentJni a variety of eom- mentuy on topics of Intel' eat and 1lgnifte1nce from lnfonned' observer• a n d spokesm,n. Roliert N. !'/..t, l'ubllthor l • ( r • • t ( ' ' ' ' c ( .f f I s r r • l r ' ' r f. • c • .. • ' ' c c I I • Share and Share Alike One of lhe benefits of having women living next door at Macalesler College's Wallace Hall is the conven· ience of help on a hairdo. Jerry Crawford (under dryer) has bis hair put up to be don e as a 0 frizz," Horoscope the new Am>American style that's the fad at Mac· alester. Karla Hoerscbgen await,1: her turn at the dryer. HJ ther<, 6oys and girls, and welcome to anolber Saturday of fun and learninl with Untie Len and hla gana. This week's old mail a.ack was pretty empty. Only a few boys incl &Iris Jumed In lbelr entriea to be judge·d . Remember, .\he best effoi-ts will win Kennedy ball dollus so I •1111 all you kids to sit down this week and make the · entries that could Win for you. You'll find that w"riting poelry or drawing pictures of many things is a lot of fun. Even ~aro1's COrner got no entries. 'nlat means that the award for riddles tand jokes won't be given away at tlL Uncle Len ct.so has to scold at least one of YoU again for copying a picture right out of ' last week's paper. This is not fair to you or to the person who you copied. Remember, to win the Kennedy half dollar, all your work must be you r own. One more thing, one of you sent in a drawing with no :;tamp on it. The drawing made it to me but I had to pay the mailman for the postage. Your letters must b a ve stamps on them to be judged. ' Si~ .. Aprll 11, tm DAil Y mor r * PRIZE WINNER * l\imberly Moe, 5, 18111 Mann St., Irvine Aries: Be a Steadying Influence Also, be sure lo get my name right on the envelope Or it won't reach me. This week, 1 want you boys and girls to base your draw- ings, poems and stories on the Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len'• Art Contest. Here's all ym. do : (I ) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper sin: inches wide and I inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address on back or drawing. Mall It to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box JS&O, DAILY PILOT, Cosla Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. SUNDAY APRIL 19 By SYDNEY OMARR Aqaarlaos fed that when they are ready to forgive and forget everyone else should be of 1ame fr1me of mind. They often maneuver situations so they work out just that way! ARIF.s (March 21-April 19): One close to yot.t seems intent on taking risks. Try to be a steadying innuence wi thout appearing to meddle. Changes are due. This is no day lo sign contracts or commit your~lf. TAURUS (April 20--t.fay 20): One who urges you to stray from diet, health plan js foolish. Don't com!X>unO erTor. Accent moderation. You are surprised by communication Crom associate, co-worker. GEMINI (May. 21.June 20): Tmpulsive actions could lead to some regrets. Express yourself in manner which reveals feelings. But don't wear heart on sleeve. Pennit others to enjoy bit of a guess- 'For I the • Marriage Lieenses ~,.,. .. ,. lic-.t wer• luu.d 111 L• ~1" C-fy te tM follcrwl,. .. or ~rfl t: "=1& 41:0M£1t0 -Dfr,'-' C •• U. llJ I SI., Ind 1111 1 -M .. :z:2, V 1 SI. bo'tll COlll MtH. I TUONICKA·i'>REf H -Wllll1m E.; 31, 1•n Mo11rov11, C01t1 Mnf, •nd ~f1Lt~~1 'i·ir.elLW-~wor.:..1n T . "· "1 F1'illiovwa!lr Or., Hvntffl!l lpn 'f1"-' and Annt_ A,.. 2t,, LI Mlrll'da. I tc·MALMBEFll .. -~'"~A,, 11! Co l tma, 1nd 11.otlln .. '· 201l Port 1rci. HUflll '°" ~ c . VA N R~;.i_&.;A'Rr"11.l -Trmo111.,-It .• l l, m.i ''Ei-v1'11t• Av• •• FOW>llln ARBUCKLE I< SON Westcllff Mortuary U7 E. 17th St, Cost.a Mesa -• BAL'l1! MORTIIARIES C.Orou del Mar OR S..9458 CO.ta l\fesa l\U 5-utf • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY tte BrMCtway, Cotti Mesa LI 14433 • On.DAY BllOTllERS Hulhl .... Vllley Mor111a7 1'1111 -Bl ... -rtoo-~ IC-'1'171 • PACIFIC VIEW MDIORIAL PARK c.-, e Mortiiary aa,.1 '35Clt Padlle View Drtve Newport BtO!'~. Callfornl1 ·-~ --• 1 PEEK FAMILY COl.ONIAL n/NERAL ROME 7HI Boin Ave. Weitmlnater llS-S5J5 •• SllUFER MORTUARY Lqvn1 Bt1d 414-1111 S.1 atmenle flZ.tl• • SMITHS' MORTUARY i.; 12'7 Main St. • llluodngloo Btllcll -~-------- I ing game. CANCER (June 21.July 22): Ctianges occur at home as financ ial situation is reviewed. Stand up !or your rights, but be willing to make intelligent concessions. Older individual needs to be heard. Be sym- pathetic. LEO , (July 23-Aug. 22): Short trips fo r purpose of visiling relatives could go a~·ry -unless positive of time and direcuons. Relationship is put to test. hfature co.1- sidtration is required. Be receptive. vmGO (Aug. m;ept. 221 , Money position changes. You receive offer that is difficult to resist. You would be wise to consider source. You require additional creative ch o ice . freedom. Message will become clear. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22)' You could receive publicity. \Vhether it Is f a v orabl e depen.ds on ability to think on your feet. Be prepared for the unusual. State v i e w s in forthright, honest manner. I Record 1 L Vllle'f t!ICI YvOO'lt'IO!. 1'. ~ lltl(ll. EBY-WlfRINGA -ll'IWl'I H •• .W, llo>t sn. COf'OM atl Ml>r, 1nd OorolhY M., ~. H•rrn011 lltl c.11. DAVIS-VERMILLION, -Pllltllp ti .. ,1, Glendale. Ind CYnlhll L .• )0, 211.!1 Ntwllnd St .. Hunllng!on Buell. Dissolutions of Marriage Death l\'etlees AABY MllVl!I Aab.,-. A .. n, of V• f1thw SI .• Cort• MIM. 0.t. tit~. ~ 11. S!.ln l\'9d b'I' '°"' IC1lltl, Of T""ln. 11: .. N ,Y, Mond1Y _,,., 1 PM. 1t1111i.m Mita, TWlodt'!'1 f -. bit!! 11 •1· Jotdll,.. C-"'<llle Ctwrdl. 1111.mMn , Ho1Y s-lchiW c-1...,, o.r.,..., e.11 8rotdwl ... MOrtu1ty, Ofl'Kton.. ANDERSON Pt1a> M. Alllle!Wft, 0.tt {If clMlh, Wll 16. Me Q. ltaldlflt flA 24 61!111 M., ~ 9Mdl. S!,ot'¥"'9d Irr wit.. Mn. Riii A~I IOlfl. '"'"' And"* mof!lef. Marv J1ne ,..,....,_, of ''" · 11nch 11111 ,.... brothen. Tem ..,11111 H•r• ... ~ of lrl llt!OI 1la,_,, ~r.,-lt.,an, flA llllMI._ ~s.rt. SU,.. de.,-, 7!>0 PM, RtQlllPl'l'I MIH, Mondt'" 10 NA, bc1t11 .t OUt Lld\I Of Ml. C1r,.,.1 Cll!lo!IC OWl'dl, ~ hldl. 811t1 (;Ol'llfll HI Mir Morlll..-.,-, O'"<ton. BELL ' Mr11. Heltrt H. afll, AM n, {If o.ICI I!. Flor* .I.ft., H ..... °'"{If ... !fl, AllPH 11. lun1¥1d IJ'I' ~ Wi tt"' W, 9141; mn, T'-t I. 8tlll daM .... Jet, Mrs. \tlrll11l1 ~I 11tl.n, ~ Florll1CI ~ Mn. lll(JINI lltMl'I, Mn. Hwrllt ~' lllrolf'let, Rolf HtrmelWll MYl!I trl ndtlllldl'll'I ,,,.. "',.. ..... , ...... llkllltdre&. 0..1191 Ml'Wa l!HI ptl¥11t 11'1,.._I. SU... MY, 21JD l"M. Wttf!lt+lllttr MMWlt l 1"1111 ~ Ind ('"""""". "'"""' tUMllh ll'loll wllM<lt " !'IWlll mtfllOt' .... -trltlllilln, ltffM '°"lr11Wf1 M lfllil' 11¥01'1tt d'llorll'f, ftESrlNG Gwff IC•liM. Ate ff, 11 Mel Tel· tiotrt A'll!,. ~u11t11111Mot ........ 011• GI OHltl. A.Pt'lt 10. Sllr\'l<ftd lr't llrt,,,_.., Jo.. C~•"' Mr•I« 11111 ""'fl'-'· Molldilvi-1•>0 PM. Wntml~1l•r M.._r •"·"'••k Mort111n 1nd c-... ~. SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-Nov. 21)' Friend who has made finan- cial gain may want you to join in celebration. fine. b u t remember one you promised to visit. Have fun without forgetting obligations. journey. Means be willing to call, write. Show that you do care. Set example of con- sideraUon, maturity. sea. L-----------------------~-------......J SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 2 2 - Dec. 21): Some friends act in eccentric manner. Keep your fee t 00 the ground. Accent is on how to fulfill desires. Do so by refu sing to discard ·ideas before thoroughly examining merits. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19): You gain gn!ater freedom of choi«:. Older individual who exercbed authority m a le e s major concession. Highlight security requirements. Com- municate views to member of opposite sex. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): Give l},lought to ways, means of discussing deLicate matter with mate,. business partner. You have right to know how funds are being utilized. But avoid accusing tone. IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY Y9U can be domineering, but you also have empathy with the un- derdog. You insist on deciding for yourself, but yoo are basically a considerate person. Pressure, te.sponslbllity ha ve increased . Rewards are due to come, too. To find ovt Wllcl'1 rue_, for .,-1111 In lllOfll'V 11111 loY•, orcllf' $Y..,.., Onwirr's booklet, "Seuet Hln19 for M0!11 11111 1be: ocean covers more than .. ----ball of the earth and has more once called the ocean the last animal life in it than all the frontier -the last place on life-on land . -earth where no men had reall y For h1mdreds of years , men explored. have thought of the ocean as a. Since then, the sea has been bridge that had to be crossed studied by scientists and Its and they built sailing ships lo many fishes and animals have cross it. been studied, too. Many sailors have lost their The sea is still a mystery to lives in the i;ea and shi1>3 fi lled most men but not to their im- with sunken treasure still rest aginations. on the ocean floor in many This week, Uncle Len wants places. the entries to be about lhe sea. But the sea is beautiful, too. They can show life in the sea, More famous paintings have ships ·el'i-the sea, clouds and been made of the sea. than any birds over the sea, beaches one other thing. On a clear and coastlines or anything you day, the water sparkles like can imagi ne. 1 diamonds and the birds and Many interesting e n tr i e ! clouds soar over.head. .. ~could be made with the sea as President John Kenn e d y a topic, so let Uncle Len see AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Strengthen ties 'A'.ith fami- ly member who may be on w-11." SlftCI b>lrtM1te •llCI JG a 11ts ----------------------, to 0....rr "'-t~I°'' Se<rlh, IN DAil Y r"' "ILOT, lloJI :aut, Grand CMtr•I 11• !Ion, Ntw Yort. N.'I'. loctl7, Ann Landers ~ Relative's Love Won't Go Around DEAR ANN LANDERS: A close relative who is marlied and has one small child is grossly over· weight. She is under 30, Jooks 45, has a pretty face . and wears lovely clothes. In spite of her wardrobe the girl is r~ulsive with all that fat. Every time sh~ comes to viSit she looks heavier than before. I cringe at the sight of her . Don't tell me it's none of my business. 'Ibis girl'.s gluttony has made her look like a baby elephant. She is a source or embarrassment to the entire family -everyone exctt>t her hus band, that is. He doesn'l seem to notice. Whoever said, "Love is blind" knew wbat he was talking about. How can those of us who love this fat slob motlvate ber to lose 50 or more ugly pounds ? -No Fat Here. DEAR NO: Y ....... as tf yoa have· qRite a W of fat yourself -betweta die ears. A yoUJ1r womn •IM Is 51 pounds ovenrejpt ts a eom- pal slve eater wltlt • e e p psycbole&tcol , ....,..... Tiie best thJag yoa can do is keep qllieL company direclive d a t e d October 23, 1911. It was from the Chicago Bell . Telephone Plant Superintendent to the Service Employees. l quote from it herewith: "When you enttr a residence don't overlook the foot-mat. If requested to go around to the back door don't consider you~lf insulted. Try to realize: that the lady ol the. houte may not have a maid a.nd !he is trying to save wort for herself. And ff lite lady tells you her phone Is no good, don't agree with her. Say, 11 Your phone is u good as anybodyt1." Then IO ahead and make sure it is." U'1 true, Ann, the more things cbeol" the more lhey are the same. -LAKE FOREST DEAa LAKE: Tbob for .............. Aod .... -ff GARDENS Gardens grow plants and. trees and flowers fOr the little bees.· A garden is everyone's favorite spot, Especially' on days when it is very hot. Plants grow best in Springtime And. that is why r made this rhyme. A l(lftlllf't lllK .... r .... " Hlcllffll Vtr<lllnl , .. t111 1111111 Ori"'' Hwnt1n1t.11 loc~. ft!' tlle w1n111"' ..,,,.., '" tl!t 11wY '"' -nlll111. MIU ~ .. " '"m .. ,,,..., i. UMlt LM, .. Ir 1Mf C.11• Mn1, Ctlilon!ll. QUEENIE By Phil lnterlandi 0 Put experience doesn't mean much around here. What you'll need, more than. anything elee, ia & aenee . ofbumor." YOW' notion U..t tbe lfrl's °"""' II lln1llc ... fuDlly .. latere1tl•1, ladee•. m-.., ........ 1,..dfd 11Gtldnt111•--·· I'll bet a 6'lbtr te a ......_. ... •• ,_ dloaller •hi ... aomeeoe at die tdeplleae eom· ----------0-----------.......... ........ 111--... -..,. ""' .... .., tu. Diii ti lier. ,.., cu de ........, about a enw • ·a eompaterlted' blU, r• appreciate tt veey m•eh. ·• CONFIDENTIAL TO HARD LUCK HENRIE1TA: lt'1 nol your luck that's hard, honey, 11'1 your bead. Obvklully you . hive a dUp on your &boulder. ANIMAlogic """"" t~ .. just how full YoU kids can make the mail sack this week. Honorable mentions t h i _, week In the drawing contest go to Kimberly Moe, 5, Irvine, who not only won the contest but sent in five other dr•wings, too. Also letting honorable mentions were Dan- ny Clyde, 91\, Fountain VllJl7 and C.Onnle VerdiJla, 5Mi, HUJt.. tington Bach. .. Honorable mention ln the poetry contest goes tO Gl~i Warnick, 9, end L1aa Wamlck, 10, of Corona del Mar, who both worked on a poem about their dog, Rover. S.M ,._,., ............ '-'Yo C/e Of-.. ~ Ny 11iiit, .. 11,t, c .... ,...._ eae. ..• . AndY ~ • COWll~.. ~ 5~ ol Ille WWII! IMI! I~ 10 Ml>rll: R-, IM 10. of Hltft Sllllt., Norfll C1101Jr11, For llS ~"lien: What 11 die beat nmedy for anger? This !.o THE QUESTION - the key to peace on earth, human happiness and moat of our other heavenly dreams. We live ln an angry world and there Is no sensible e:xcuse for its destructive f u r y . But because it la: there, we should learn to cope with It. Some of the answers we already know, deep inside, and when we uk himoeU llck. krJ of 111 may - get angry when we doa't pt our ··own way, when we want - something impoSllble -righl now -or something that •1 un· fair to olhers. But when we face up to tl>eoe sneetJ humln trait&, we 11111ally llup end the anger meJt, aw~. Thole of us who retuae to fD tbae fa~ honestly, often let wer gel out of conlrol. Albamed to admit our childish excuses, we sometimes blaze forth with furiou1 range_ ThiJ IOlves · nothlne Ind lbe UJelul energy ou rselves serious questions, we usually listen. So when we ask how to cope with ana:er, we are alreW halfway home. Anger is a n1tural hum8.n emotion, highly charged with energy. Medical science ex- plainJ that it wells up with ex· tra strength to help a per1en fight or nee to safety . Psychologisls study another side of the emotions. They say that anger is related to rear, and we know that nature pro- vided fear to warn and protect us. Certainly anger often wells up when we fear something threatens us. And certainly a furiously angry person tends to Infect us with fear or anger, or both. But when we know how to cope 'With tt, we don't is wasted. U unchecked. such rages aometimes lead t o dangeroue vi o I enc e and de1truction. What's m ore • other peopJe get infected wiUt fear and anger. The *1 remedy ls to remain cool ahCt out Of ratice of any J)Olllble harm we might inflict on someone. Natural anger is useful and we need it. But rage ls anaer out of control and thete'l!I - nolhlng useful or funny about it. Some people compare Jt ~ a rampaging elephant, but this Insult& the a n I m I I kingdom. Animals r.el anaer for good reuorw but they can· nol control It. Human ,.... ;,, so ugly beeauee people can • and should control uav with inle!Ugent dignity. ... ~ """' ................. ,. have to get angry just ~u.se Oebr• ..... ~ ... -t, " •· t.M l1o somebody else does. In fact, MhMiU•I, For lltC' ~11111: that only fans the fire of fury. Wbo flnt flprecl otrt edlpees Actually, we don't want to Head of. time? eliminate natural anger en-The earliest astronomers tirely. It warns us and pro-were the Magi whc> Uvtd in vide! extra energy to cope ancient Chaldea, 90Ulb ot with danger. But like aU -Babylon. They watched the 1 strong human emoliona, anpr stars. parade over the Jky, often ...., cwm1ng and lelll!h and also the oun and the tr1cks. It allO can get out of moon: And they rurbd tbelr control and go on a raging path& on charts. NataraJIY. rampage. We need to un-they marted every ecUpee; derstand iL, to fare it head-on, when and where tt IJ)pllllnd. and learn bow to control II. Through lbe .,.. the)' noJkod When a person feels 1 hot that ecllfl'OI loU... ucb olbtr surge of ,tural anger, be in a let pattern. So tbe)' ltarn. should as hbmelf whetbef ed when to expect the ~ nae there b a good excuse for it ahead of time. Maybe he or someone else is The Magi diacovertd th1t really hw1 or threatened un-this pattern hu around ~ fairly. In thiJ case, the person eclipses ot the moon Ind ., ohoold use lbe •ne'1Y that eclifl'OI ol lbe sun: 11 llhl II comes with an1er to solve the yun: and Jt dan, to ltDilb - problem In 1 pol!Uve Incl and then lt rtpellt epJn. humane way -for blmaeU or 'l'bollwlds ol y..,. .... they for his fellow mu. TbJs II 111mecl this Pltlero ol ~ conttoll!ng llllf" and putting the ..,.., mun1n( npitlllon. lta ener17 to good u11. Modern utronomen lno• However, to benefit from thl1 that e ach lll'OI mo• t 1 ' DEAR ANN LANDERS' No doubt )'OU'vt bid plenty of beefs from housewives who didn't like your advice on delivery men 1fho treck mud in the houle. You said they shoaldn't be: uked to remove their shoes -even after the lady Olide K plaln H -no good to uk them to 111< the doormat ·-.. they alill ruin lbe rup. Shi -t .. Jo say, 1'Dtllvcry men are l!l· which uaJII1y lncllcala •ood higher up. 'Slop b I 1 m I n I "cir'cumHances, .. "relaUvea" and ''jeak>us friends." Accept mponalblfily for yoursetr and start workinJ: toward some de- cent aoa!a. .;.. method, a penoq mwt • be westward, one third ol ttie tina ruder and less considerate ._ w ................ _... .. , all the time -wh1ch 11 not c... lllClllH ...... , w.... -. • . . .._ ,_ .... tt ....... , SIM tw AMI surprlsina, 11nce the quality of Ull6tn' ""*'"· "IMdl"' .-"'"'"' N'l\nle as wtll 11 ·-and -WMt Art "'-L•1111'" ~• ,_. ,.. r -¥.-..... " A•• LiMf" ,. •-If "" services are deteriorating." OAtLY P'ILOT' "'•'f.':.' _...... " I happened to run across 1 '""'.:.:;.::R.:::..:., · ttlfl'I~ ....... • 'lllBY, '11>0 'e.ltt'f l'IJU. MV l'/t l Oii~ YouR woo~." atrlctly 11o .. 11 with blm..U. way eround t1>e sJobt. Ali.r When uger ""l'' up. we lhrte ..,.. cyclea, the petlem must ul< ounelm •htt trig· ol ecllpoea nturm to almaol ..... ~. end demand •n lbe ..... part ol ta-id. So hooe.st answer. For a.ample, we can flpre Wed of tbne •n Infant may '·have 1n angry that each tclipn wtn repeat tantrum because he can't have ovt.rht.ad tn about• ~ .-' enough lolUpops to m 1 k e or three AZ'OI periods later. .I - I :• . '· 1 ' " I l • I ~ . • ,• ' .. ' ' ' -- -. ' . ' • - . ' .• ' -· ~--·. -~~·. -~ f DAILY PILOT S.tn1. AP<ll 18, 1'70 ' LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE Pilot illt1sic A,wards .. ..nclft....,., --... 1:-_.,. ., .,... cnn n • ••1•aa ". .. """'' ,._ ... flOR l'IC'Tlt~ ftAMI -nit ..... ,.....,. • artltY ..., ... TW• ~ • ...... ~ e ilM'-el l!J Mlll'I "'-'· ... --... tt~• hedl. ~lltefll\e. ...... ""' £ .... ti ..,... 0.... fldltllul tlr111 -ol STtlC1\.'I' -M --le ., °"""'·--·· te " flOIH"•f 1tN1 IPlel Miii llrl!I It ~ NOT"Q ts U'I' 01• tlJlw~----111 uMlWI ti -. ......... _ --,-,.,.,,. 111n ,,.. ~ _.. '~ .... Brass .Quintet Slates Conc~rt A sprlnc c:oilCtrt featuring the Cll State Fullerton Brasa Quintet will be pre s• nted Tu~y by the college's Mu 2nd Euterpe Winners Announced ""'' 111 ...... -( • i.IWf• .. w ~ •re '~ M "" "*"°'• l...:.1 ltt Pllllllllrt, :lt'lf E. $e11i. wlrll "" _.,., ~ 411 Ille ettlce (\ffl, se1114 .,.., ef tl)t tllttt Ill thl .... ..,tlti.4 _,-., W 1(1!~ GMff F...,ltr, «IS Ulll $1., 1e IM'uenf ll\erll, wlltl 1111 NCffH.., Hllllll"'IOl'I tNtll. vwc:rwn. M 1M "'"""'leflH 11 IM •lllft O.led ""'II 16. tl10 01 "'' A"°'"""'' OoMlll A. McC111i11. uoe l(llllY G. Fowler ,.,01mi. ""''' NvrnW iu. ca.11 f.MN. 1,.1nn 1.. l"t11U..•1 (1Htornle ~·· whldl It ffle •leai ., Siiia.of CellfOrnle, 0.11114 C..,~ty: -.U•lnea o1 Ifie ...W.f'lle""' !ft ell tnett.t• 0.. ..Urll 16, \JH. t.fot1 mt, 1 MO!....,. 1>ertl~NI ...... Qllll ., Niii ... Ill. P11blk ... Ind '-' .. Id s1 .... --rw wlfh lft ._ ma11'1\t -""" .,_., llrtt _.,bll< .. A#elrllll K1111v G. F-llo• .... LIM1 L. !loll et "''-f'IO!lc•, 'lllll'ltrl known lo "" le IM Ille --011# Mlrdl ff. ltl'O. wlloM n1mu '" •""'crlM<! to tl'lt wlll!ln c.rttlell 010" °"111, IMl•IHM'nl •1141 edtMwlldltd ll'll'f lll-A1lml11lllr1• ._l~wlll -..J Klllti lhl loUM, tlll!llltOll If tM 'lttett r II, 0. WIOd Ill llWI tlloYI ntm911 •tctM!ll Net•.., P~llc<1U1or-n11 Phi Epsilon mu51c sorority. ---;;:;;;::;;----:;---;::::;:;;;;;:::::;;;~:;;;:";;"--:;;;::; ~ concert wlll be held at 1:30 p.m. in the Recital Hall, located in the Music Speech Drama Building. Tickel.5. on sale for $!, may be reserved by calling the Department of Music. 870-3511. Ca J. S la te Fullerton 5 I u d ~ n t s may purchase their tickets for $1. LEGAL NOTICE DO"ALD ,_ McCA•TIM. Ot•M I Ce. t---~~c,--occ.------l M ,. ....... u .. IW!llW JU, MY COrnmlUIOll El!flrq SUl"llllOR COU•T OP' TN• CMle MK.I C.llflf ... "'21 J\llY I, 1,11 STATI OP' CALIP'OllNIA 1"011 Tift CIMI i-.1UI fll~bllshtlll Oran11 C-1. 0.111 flllklt, TNI COU"T"T OP' OllANOI ::::::.':.=:'''"" 1•_•_"_'_._ .. _M_w_'_''"-'-'-'"-----·. ,"OTICI OP' N":At.4.:f:l Of' PITITION ll'lltlllilltd Or-CN•l Cally Pole!, LEGAL NOTlr"C" fllOR l"•OlilTI Off WILi. ANO fOR ' " •• l•J'O N,..10 "J'.o l•n••s T"ISTAMINTAR'I' Me~ H , ... ~I<&, ' EillM ot CATH!RINE DONALDSON. (llfTUL 0111'RICT OF DtcHlld. J" 1'NI UNITIO ITATll NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN "Tiit! OltTIUCT COURT DONALD OONAl.DSON lies Miid l'llf111! 1 CllMTRAL oin•tcT ff fl'llllcft for .... ,. °' wl11 •lld for 1-..... , CALWOltlHA nee el U:tt.ors Tule....ntWY Ito IM "''~ ' .".'.... l\onlr, ~ltrence to whkll If m• for CIRTIPlCA'I'• 0 ,, ..... Hk't HI., 41,JM ''·•1 11/rtller Nrtlcvlen. Intl !Ml "" l1rne anti ,tc,.rrKMH IU.MI NO'l'tc•·o, SA.Lil IHI ol ~--Inti ffle ti. '""' ltt "nit vndenl9rliMI dDl.i Al1lf'I ,,_ It In lhl Mlllff ot LINCOLN 0. SHERA· I ,_, "'!"' f Ulllludlnl ... '-" ·~ c"'"' NIAN M.D PATRICIA VO • .: IN I( •or IMY .. lt11I ••••• '·"'" "' ,...~ C-Mlle. Celltlf111I unOH JHERANIAH • ..,.,..,.. t111rlroem ot .Dt11111!1wnl Mt. J .r Mid SI~ ~;off1ou1 · flfTll "'"" .. ' COM· TO THE citEDITO•s° 01' THE" ABOVE ~. II 1tO Clvll; Cem.r Dr!~1 Well, In ~NiNTAL .f:Nl'EllPllllEI trMI !Ml .. Id N ... MEO aANKRUPT ESTATE : "'7>.~: :',.,~11: ~ Celllorlll&. firm II~ 9' Ille folloWlnt "'Mii' "LEASE TAKE NOTICE.. ti..t .,. Ille W E ST JOHN -. ,_ 111 tull .... •1te.ii 30lll <1111 af Aprft, 1'70. .t ltl9 llour ot l:lO cWnn. Cltrll ' r~ ki '•1 followl' l"..M., 111 ll>e cou!1,_.., ti Ille H-rablt fl.LV'OI 11 l(EINI . JoM Pill-W (1"'9t Ne. j , .t.. K. Pllell'I, Refere1 In .. nkflliJIU', I ii Nwltl M.w,.r1 ..... ltv ..... Colle MtM, (itllf(lmle, R!'Mll 305. If .IHO Ea•I First S!<HI. Jtntl Ntw_, •-II. Celittnlle Ot'-1 ,...II J, 1970. Ana, C1tlforn11, ll'lt TN!ltff ol !I'll •llo¥t ,.11• 11141 "'"lnl Johft Pell•m tonl!tled MnkrUIJI Wtlw 11r-e1 ffl Mii AtMrlll, fw h!NIMlr $!lie of Ctll,.,,,le, OrlMf (0111'11¥: Ille OlnltrvOf'$ lnleretl In Thi rell l>ti>-P1,1bflahed o,entl (lltll 0.111 On AIM'll l, ltlll, bl'ort me, • Nl'!1rv ...,,, 1llu1tfd In !Pie St1tw of (1lllornl1, ,.,14 II, ,., 2S, ltl'O Publk In ,,,. fa!" .. 1.i s1111. ""IOfl•li'f cocm1Y of °"-· c111 ol NtWIJOrt Bffdl., l----.,--occ-,.,.,occc--- •-•"" JIM P1t11m known to mt .S.Crlbtcl i1 fo1 row.: LEGAL NOTICE .. be Ille~ lotloH ,,. .... I• ...mcrlbld Thi 50\lttieasNrlY OM l'lt!I of Lii '°'· LEGAL NOTICE i. lilt wlThln lnat,_t 1nd 1eknowledf· All Ill Lei tell 11141 Ille Norll'lwMlt•IY f ---,,~CO'C=-=:7'=::-,,o-cco;-- H lie pltdltld tf1e t1mt. -1'1111oflot10I' ol Tr1ct t'.11, NI'" Mep IUl"l!R IOll CGURT 01" TMI OAll.'I' PILOT Slllt P~~ iOFl'ICiAl SEALJ recordff '" Book 21. P1ge,, 15-3'. ll'ATI 0 1' CA\.llORNl.t. l'OR -o•nent of Trtcth Me.., .:. Htn.., MIKlll1neew MIPI. RKO<"cls of OrlnDe TM• COUNT't DI' ORANCiE 1r• '™'"' ,.ubtlc.<ellklrnl• (O\lft!Y, Celllom!1. Ht. A•U111 PrlnchNt Ol'llee In For t11'1Mr 1ntomi111.,.., co1111ct "" ot· NOTrce Oii' MIARINO OI' P11YtTte111 Ralph Richmond becomes embroiled in a heated Or-cw1111 lkl of Ille Trustee. Robt!1 H, .Stell'ller, PO• ,.ROaATI! 01' Wll.L AND 1'01! ,,.,, c-11.iori E""1res ,,,,, so.1531. 1.1n iRs TllTAMl!NTA•Y battle with Virginia Nixon as Joan WuUsohn breaks Nov ~· itn l"ubllshtcl Oi'l ntl Coe'I Ot!IY PllClt, Ed1l• of Al'ITHUR DONALDSON. Putii1111ed· o,:.,... <;ot$I o.ur P11Gt, ...,11 11, n. "" 1a-1C1 DKwMd. tinto tears in a n emotional scene from "The Right A.,..u t.11. 11, u. 10• ' 1 .. 70 LEGAL N011CE ~9!~'oEoJ~A~:O~B~, Cfi~E~,.e1~1~ Honorable Gentleman," now on stage at the Laguna "'Jllon lw 1irobll1 of wm Intl '°' Mo !ton Playho e. l=:::CC7::-C"°="'cc:::-;-=::7,,--,-!1-nc1 ol Lft11r1 Tn!lmenter¥ to 1111 U , US ll'UaL!C HEAlllNGS Wll.l IE held b'I' "'ltloMr, referftll(.ft 10 whlcll ls -ror 1----------------------------_------=::;;;;:------1 tilt Cof11 Mell Pl111111,.. Commluloll II furtller 1>1•llcule~ ind !llel Ille """' and LEGAL NM1CE I'~ Ille City HI/I, 71 F1lr Drlv1, (Ofll llilel el l'letrl"" 11\tt 111111 Ilea b9M tel CIRJtl'IC.41"1 01' l t.lllNISl ....,_, Celllorlll1, II 1:)0 P.M. .... •I '°" Mev t. 1'111. 11 "9:30 a.m., ;..., th~ ll'l(T"ITIOUS Nit.Ml "°°" a1 l>fllllbll tl'ltre•ller .,. Mendlv, courl!"oom ot Dtoi>ll'fmmt No. l of ~•kl Thi u..O.rtlt,..,:t MIS c..-ltfY "'° Ii Aorll '11, 1910. court, II 1'11 C1¥k (entfr Orlv1 We,!, In <Or>Clvctlnt 1 tMltils• It ft!6 L1 Lun1, "9trcl!nt1 Ille Followlt!I 1i.lk1llotla -the CllY of 511111 AM. Cillfernll. Fountiln Vitln, C1lttor11l1, unftr Ille I. ·-fll•lflttl HI. R·~1', tor Or. Oiled Aorll 11, 191CI llclltlovl tlfm ........ ot ••MACO •1141 s ...... Aulllno, l:m All'rfllrd LIM, w. e. ST JOHN , 1'lattha11 ··ea~k "' 1 kl tlrm II comlOMd al 11'11 NNport le-1ch. (1111., for ...,.,..lulon to County Clerk tl'I~ : --· .....,.... Mfl'le in tull •IJ-1-'Y OoeKribecl If I -lion GALVIN 11. l(ll!NE 1':.,owlll of nllMnc.I It 11 fol-a: of Lot IJ, NewfllOrf l+dellh Trect 11141 41, Nerl!I M9W-i .... lev•rf e ~~lol'le B"'rn, M!4 LI \.. ....... F-kl<IMd "" Tiie Etlf lklt of °"'"" N-N!1 ... ell, C1wt.rnll I . V tllY citllor-nlt. ,._,,.. be'-Uth 1111« •1141 Otle At'IWM' t..-l"•lltlMer ''" ~i.4 ,..,11 S. nl't •SlrHI, Cosl1 M~, (1111., from AP to Publf•llMI Orl"lle (-1 O•llv 11111!, H e'll E1n cee Ton:y A ivards LIHelerle aeorn 2. Rf!:· l!•Hllilll p., It NI l ll!·JJ.11 A1rH JI, 111. 1no 2', 1tl'O 111·10 By VERNON SCOTT le el C llfornt1, OrlMI C...,,1¥: 111 " ' ---COC:':-0'--,7::'=:'=:---Sll ,1r s. 1m. blton mt. • Mot•N c-..... "" J""" R. ~e1tlna:. DIA LEGAL NOTICE °"All ..,. 111 stile 1Nnon111y Dolehtn Club, *12 ~tle1, Mtni.n Vie· HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The Publk. .. 111 't't lctt:-IHfll 'kllOWn hi la. (1111., fQr Hl"ITllUlon lo ... erllt 1ot·----~=~-ll-r .. ~ Itson Whose Nlmlt lt"IVllt ~Ind•••·"'~ •nd ll!ClandeO dtv NOTICt TO Cl l OITORS Broadway theater looks down '"' lo ·~-~ .. 1;:. wltll!n lnslr1,1meftt Ure 1T09r1m tor.60 clllld...., f1,e, IU,.l!RIOR COUll T" 01' THE 11 lllillcr_,, iec\11111111e N<M ft"om tour VNrtlnlnt "'°"'"' 10 tw.•¥• STAT• 0 11 cit.1.11>01N1A •oR its lorgnette at movie stars. ind •di,,"':"-, ••. ,...... . . velrt of•••» •I• cllYI .... ~•k.. Mort-THE COUNTT 01' Dlll"NCill! tOl'Ft A.. .. d•v "''-" s.111r.sey, "" ''°'''"' H•. ""Mn yet calls on tl1em frantically i.'.•n L.,-,,.! C1Htornlt loc:li.d II Sl1 (enlttf' Street, Co1t1 Etllle al MARIA N w. PETERSON. " ,,., u ... Mn•, c111f., in • c1 mn•. oec ... ..i \.\'hen in need. PrlnclPll OHie• ln J. ~ ••c111U... P-lt "'· 1a-11.Jt, NOTICE IS MERES'f GIVEN !o I~~ Or•..., CounlY for Je".., w, Arnold, u1• Irvine crlldUor1 ol Ille 111C1Y1 n1mtc1 clec~n! CU r i 0 US I y many flhn MY (ornm~Oll E.llltn Av1n111, N-rt Bttcll, Ctlfl.. tor 1!11t 111 Ptttorif ~1¥ln1 Cl•lmo 111ln.1t l~P . I Mertll f, IT•• wmiuton 111 DUlld , coin _.,tetr ""' 11lcl dteecrtnt ire reoulrecr to 111.r "'•m, luminaries spring from t 1c l'llMl.!Md Orinte eo.st O•HY :i~~~ nlt eourl' cons1111n1 ct twe fftokt'lf l'rtd w1111 """' 1!1Ct1t1rv wu<l'ltri. Jn 11"' ot•lc• stage and are tainted onl y ( ... rll 4, 11, '" :U, ltJt lltlltftl eourh In 1 Cl.Cf> 1ona, on pro-ol the cl1rk of'':"' ebovt 1nlltlftl courl, or .., •~Iv 1ou1ecr beTWeen 1115 1no 1n1 ta •••~•nt them. whn •~e nece111•~ after they've become million· LEGAL NOTICE 1r11101 Stl'Ht, c0111 Mesi. c1111. .._,,.,,, 10 tht 11nc1e.r11Jnfd 11 111e o!tk•• a•·res in motion p;ctorc•. •. l-lll~llen l"lrrnll NI, ll!-45-N, of hi• tltvr~f'I•, WAL.~ce, BROWN -------m "'' •o1ier1 L. Womb1t1, n 1 w. •6th ANO c•"'1N.. m D<wtr Drl~. sun• u. One chicken "'ho has com<' P•ll I UllNIESI S!rNI (°'It Mf!I, (1lil , Io r Mew_.! letcll, (•lllo•nl1 '7..0. "'"fll<h ll CIEITJ,ICit.1"1 °' AMIE flt•ml~lon to cons1tuct '" 1;..;Uitrl1I 111e 01tc1 of bu1lnt'1 c• •h• c•...i.,,1,.1~0 I" home to roost is \\'alfe r Ma!· ,tc'TJ'TtoUS 111 1111ltY ht 11 con-•cldiflon of 1t11 "°· 11. wi!I> , r...i..ct1.,.. •II m11ttr1 Hl1•1nl~• to""' e.111r"' 111~ thau. w.ho appeared in ~ T1'le 1111c1er1l1"'4I clOH1m. let<ll 91,.... crf f!'llnlmum Hf'lllftt 1t1ll4l1m "" 1 Oececltnt. whl'llfl to\lr '""""" at!et the duetlM l ·blnlnff• 11 mt 11rklnl wi1c:es. on 1rweffl 1ou1...i 11 11ri1 •ublle1tlon ot th11 non". Broad\.\'ay playS, and will act Huntll-.IOll IN<ll, Ctllffll", ",':,• r':f;u•E 1211 W. Ulll Sf~ Colli Me .. , C1!1f., in t n 011141 A6rU "· l'1G. 1ict11W ttnn -• Ml ..e woRTM wooowA~D 1A.GLEY, as master of cercma.1ies for LENS a1 TrrtOfllCAL A:= s. i ..._ Eu1..._ 1>1r ... 11 ,.,, Zt!""""· E•tcltlo• o1 '"" w111 of the Tony a\.\•ards telecast Apnl Sl[R"1K.E M'lll !II.It i.tld firm lll for Jwct E. leed1, 2t111 T1nb9rk Cl" 1111' 1bott n1MM deCNI""'· "' "" ~ ..-.. W-. """"". cit, Wimtl"'IOfl kKto, c1111.. 1or WA.LI.Act. 11owN ANO CR.t.IM 19 on NBC. fUff ... Ii.ti Ill r~ I.I •• lol-. Hrmlulon ft ~ 1 111"1111 1nlmil IU Dl'f'W Drhlt, Suitt 11 •ir.• t. *'""'"' an Slrk11 Dr~ ""'"''1 wltll keMellns 1nt.111en111 "' N,.....,., 111e11, c111flf11M nu1 Tony is an amalgam rl)r the M\lftltN-llold'I. C11ilf. "'41 11rinclele l'lo!Pfllf _.k 111 1n Al" zo.ne. Tlf• fno '"""'111 p O.ltll JMl"<ll 21, 1111. Oii ,,_,"' ioutt<1 ., 1110 ""'""''' Anor1111• 1tr l•tcwt•r Anloinette erry a w a r d s , Wfiul!:WI L Mtlffn.ln Awnue" Cost• Mew, c1111. Putolhftlt<I Oran11 co.~t O•il>' P•kl1, prizes for excellence f 0 r &tfft flf C..llftl'fll•· °'"" C-IY· •· 1-lfl:cl'ltlto! ""'m" Ne. 11'"'"'"A, "'°'11 11' 15' MIY 1' '· 1"0 nJ,io theater. actors ''' and off Oii Mtf'd'I *"•"""' """"' lftl, e Nl19!Y 1iW 1(1r.,., ,.....n, !~ Pt1«11ft1 A-, NOiie 1111 .,.. ftf .. w s1111, __..t~ Newoart le1t11, C.!llu 1>Yblk: l'le••int "' LEGAL KOTJCE Broad\.\'ay and other associa-_..,.. Wlnl!Olt L, '1Clf'fmtft kftOWfl 11'10w <tU!Ot tor fi nur1 to compty wltl'l,t-----~-~--- -,. bl "" ...,_ w;::::"' n'T' ,: mnc1111on1 01 •-o~•t 1rr11~111., r.... NOTIC• TO C•IDITORi ed crafts and skills connected """'*'" .... " ""' wlttil:-n ltttl"Utne:;.,.. --· 1U,ll!RIOR COURT 01' THI with proscenium, 1Ck~ltd9" ht ell.ICU 11 " For lurtl'ltr lnfol"m1tlon e~ ttlt l brrl• STATI 01'" CILIFORN IA l'"OJI . (()f"l'ICIAL SEAll .... ue111on1, Telepl\ent U..$7.c! or Cl tl ,, Tiii (OUllTY 01' OIANOE Matthau, who di s I i k ( s J11n L . .Jobil 11 tt>e office If ltle Pl1nnln1 D1o•rlmt~t. Ml. A .. 1111 . Nol•.., l"ubnc<•~~orn Roem 700, n F1lr Orlve, cost• M151., £si111 01 Lu!l'ltr oow R Mirr oece•.. television ap?farances. is Prl11<1fll 0Hlc1 "' C1Ufor~!1. ~O<I . ' th . B d b o ...... CoulllY COliTA MESA PL~NN!NG NOTICE 15 HEIEBY GIVEN 10 !Me rO\Vlng roa way a one. My Clln"!lft!Jtitll E•1lr•• COMMISSION crt'dlll)f• of the •bove ntmed oec1dfn! f!a;1ked by Julie Andrc1vs and , M1rc111, lt7J . P!lol, NAT! READE, Cl'l1lr,...l'I lh•I 111 ~·"°"~ h1vln1 Cltlmt •••Ins! ,,,. '-'h•'rley MacLa;"". both of •uiltlf/ltd Or•nt• eo.11 0•111 wrur1m L. Ounn. ' 4111 dectd'"' ••• rMulrecr to Ille '1flfm, " '"" Mtfdl H eM .urn'· 11. 11, lflt Sll·l'O Stcrtttrv •ntl 01,ector wnh Int neceu•rv voucl'ltr~. In ""' cfllct 'l\'hom played in thf' theater -of Pl1nnln1 of lhe clerk ol ll'lt 111C1ve tnlllled court, or i..~.. h LEGAL ~OTICE •ubll~l'l•d Orin~• C11t1t 01111 l'llot, '° •r"""' 111..,,,. "'"!"' ""' ""cuiirv before ......:oming ric and April 11, lt711 l'D7·1fl ¥oud•er1. "'Ille under1l9ftfll 11 111e "'11c1 famous in films . ---;:,.~T1c'i'TO'"ciiDi'T01S-of her Al!at ntY. Lull'ler R. Morr, XIO sul"l!RIOR COURT OI' T"HE LEGAL N011C;E south Buen• Vl1t1 Slrfet. l urb1nk. The Tony people need movie IT4.TI' 01' C:ALll'O•NIA ll'Otl c1111orn11 tuos. wllldl 11 '"" Pl1ce ot t bee th t t TM"f COUNTY OP OllAHOI NOTICI 01' SALi: D' b<nlntH of ltot -e•11tnecr In 111 ml!ltrl s ars ause ea er ac Or5 .... IWJSn RIAL P••111rr AT .e•••lnint ta t11e ~"'" of Nkl oec..,.n1, 'l\tlO have not been \\'idely ex-~111, If ELIU.IETM O. McCIUI RE, PRIVATI SALi: wltlll" !vur ...-tl'lf tf!or tl'lt 11<11 oublk1· b Kused. · HO. • ..,," 11an or lf(l1 1111t1<t. posed on film or in television NOTICE IS NEIEl'f GIVEN to lh' '" 11\p ,.,...,,., COll!1 ol lllt S!lto ,, Dtled M1rdl ''· lt10. are virtually llilkrlo'l\'n lo 90 tredlfors of ""' lllowt "'md Mc.Oe-nl Ct11fornl1, tor ~ C...n1Y of Ortntt Jull1 L•• M1H ~ 111 ""°"' 111v1 ... c111ms ,,.1 ... i 1111 •n 11tt """""' e1 111e Ell•t'.>.' •EN v. E•ecuirl• 01 '"' w111 percent of the United States Ill dl(.fd~I .... rMulred '• llt• 11\tm, IU.OtNO. D-Nd. f of lhl •bow ftlmt'd a~eoent I r :.),,, ""' """"" ~ ln llM office NOTICE IS HEREl'f GIVEN tllet.,. Of LUTMlll R. MA Rii, popu a ion. o1 ""'clerk ot""' •blYI entlllld o;eurf. or ttter M'f s. 1910, 111t undert19~"'· L-• ,.. ""'"' '""'' v11t• 11rtt1, ri1atthau. his rumpled face a •e praenl Thim, wltl'I Tiie ntali.lrY Sower, IS E•ecutrhl ~ ltlt WIM of l tn U. hrlNllll, C1t1"'1111 tUU ¥0UCllfrt, 111 ""' urw:ltnll""' •' "" 11tlce K1a1nt. ri.a.1.ecr, ""111 ~n 11 ''"''" ui. Tth 11u1 llH411 5tudy in humor, said, "They ot ,,.,, Allo<MYI, Hltl"wltt, HUfWl!I •NI lfl tM ~i.11e11 bldcltr, 1ubfft1 to «N'lo A!Nor111• tor IJMW~I• Id • h ked be •-· o~. J?nd strtet. "'"""'"" 1e-1c11. llrm111wo It"!' ttie •!loYI ... 1111eo S1t1Jtr1or ,llbllthecl Orinoe coe.t 0~;11 ,.,lot, \\'OU n t a,ve as me lo cinfomllo wllk.11 1, tM Piie• ot ""¥"""Court, 111 Tiit ,i.111, lllit, Tntere,t 1nd M•rcto 11 ""' A11r11 •· 11, 11, 1t1t m111 emcee if I hadn't been doing 11 ttw undtultned In 111 m•IWS ,.,.. ... 1111 11 ll'>e trec:edenl 11 Ille t1m1 d 1111 --.-ccc=c-=o----111n1nt ta tl'lt u111r 111 "" d~Ml•11t. dNlll 1nc1 1!1 th• ritllt, 1111e 11111 1n1ere51 LEGAL NOTICE pictures, no m<itter how lon g wlr!lln fflur ..-11., llfltr l!lt lll""Jt IWllllU-lh1 e1!1le 1111 by ppet1tlon of llw er 1-;:::=;==========j tkln ol 11111 no!l<c. eltlerwlse 1c1ulrect clhe< T111n or In ...i. ------------~-,, Otlt'd Aprlt lO. ltl'O. di!lon lo lhlf ot tl'ltt dect'd~nl II the l!me NDTICI OF INTINTION 'TO IMGilCil w Olfld F1rrell of hl1 dNTll, In •ncl lo ""'' clll11ln •ti! IN TMI sit.LI 0, ALCOHOLIC llV· • t E•eculor of Ille [•11!1 !>rflDtr!Y kw:11td In ff>e Cc1tnty of Ortnte, llllilCi lS et th• 1tove n1mld d!'Cltlenl 51t1t af C1llf0fnl1, OKcrl~ n foll.,w1 : "'''11 U. 1'10 •t•• HURWITI. Mu•wtTl . RIMER Lot ' •Dd • 1n Bloc:~ fll "' 11111 Slrtll TO WMOM tT MAV CONCE ltr<I : ""'Ill ~-• Unll "'"' ltcilDn ot Huntlnghon leicl'I, 11 pe• lublKt to t11U111<1 of !ht tlcenH •P· N---' l ffdl. ciJl!lr11I• mio recorded In leak 1, p191 lO cl 1llt'd for, notice I• lle•tbY glv111 !Ml In• THEAT£1 Ttl• (nil 67M'Ht Ml1cell1neou1 MtP~. In 1111 cfllct of Ille unctert!entd P•OP0111 lo 1e1t •lcll!IOllc Att1n111t lw l:•IClllll" •teoruer ot Or111111 County, C•llfornlt. bever1gt• ti 11'1t pr1mlte.1, OeKflbed ••~,':!!....",',', '2,u,• ".':"",,'•' l'uDl!ll\tcl Or-I Co.11 OtllY Piiot, more <otnmonl• •newn 1$! 60& l'oufleenlh loltow1: 1.""~;;:;;;:::::;~-=:·-:!,:!:•~·:::...::!·-;::::..!1 Aorll 11, II, fS ind MIY 1, ltla IU·70 StrHI, Hvntlntlon Btltl'I, (a!llctllll. l,.. 110 Flltl'I S!reet, Hunllnalon INch Sub!Kf io· <urrinl ll•eJ covintrlls l uroutnl lo 1ucn lnle~llon, I~ un-LEGAL NOTICE <ondtllona, ' rnlr!C"llon•. ~strv•tk>!u'. clertlenect 1, IPPIYlnt le !ht De91•!menl ------°"'::::,------i'ltl'lts. rl,i.ts of "'"IY, NSt,,_11 .,111 1,,. OI Ak:Dllo!lc lev1r1H Conlrol fPf 1111111~ JI-Mm C11n1br1111:es ct l'l<C'11 on .,..111n11 1Pollc1!1.,.. of 1n 11co1111J. Cl•Tl,ICATI 01' •UllNlll 9~ or 1111,. trt in¥11H klr Ille Ir&-:':1'::'~~!' lie-for IMlll Prtmlse1 '' l'ICTITIOUI N.t.MI HfiY Ind "''"' bf !... wrlllr'lll and m1v . New 0...Sile a.er TELEPHONE 67l..fr260 WINNER OF 3 ACADEMY AWARDS J"d been on Broadway. "The sc.me goes fo r Julie and Shirley. I guess they feel the}' need name value to in· tcre51 the pub Ii c , and Broadw!!y actors aren't big names." Malthat0 has appeared in JO films, starring in six, begin· ning with "The r or t une Cookie" in 1956. 1-ie has not returned lo the stogc since 1964 when he shone brightly in "The Odd Couple." '"In ~ theater H you beco1ne s ucces s ful you automalically go lo movies for the m6'00y," he said. "You can get a salary in 10 weeks in films lha~ would Lake you lwo years to earn on Bro~w~. Anyhow t~ theater ties you down iil the san1e thing . every nighl for a year. Or you could bomb out -opening night. "I haven't gone back lo the theater because it's hard work. Pictures are an in· !cresting offshoot of acting, like OCing on maneuver~ with the Anny -and you're the general if you are a star. '"films are fun compared to the drudgery of the stage." St.ill. \Valter will hand out the Tony Awards in New York because he was asked by proc!\icer Alex Cohen. "I told him I didn't know any jokes," ~1allhau related. "He said they were looking ror \\'ii. oot jokes. HQw coold I pass that up?" \\'alter. whose nose may one dav rival lhat of the late \V, C. Fields, has won both a New York Theater Critics award (for ''Once ~fore \Vith Feel· Mg"') and an Oscar (bcit sup. porting actor in "The Fortune Cookic"'J. Asked ir he esteemed the theater a1\'ard as high ly as the Oscar. Matthau grinned. H is race resembled an earthquake on Pike's Peak. -:--ay TOM BARLEY Of "" Dtlf'I' •111t '''" A fast closing music season bringa,inev ltably 1 deep regrets and the reall.tatlon that our Orange Coast concert balls must remaln silent and deserted until a raised buton ushers in the fall and what promises to be, on p.aper, a memorable 1970.71 season. It will have' to be exactly that to top the season which lJ now in its last throes. For we have had some splendid con- certs and recitakl In this \\'ail- ing 196~70 concert program and 'we have this pa:1t \.\'eek r~freshed our memory from ~mountain of clips garnered during the past year. OOMINANT MALE P•te.r Qdesr•rd 'This task is at once a grea~1 pleasure and a great problem. - For from this careful analysi:i must emerge the winners of the DAILY PJLOT Eulerpc trophies for 1969-70 -and Pearlman himsel! will be ·deligh ted at our choice for the woman of the musical year !;.... Mrs. AdriaMe Geiger of Hun· tington Be a ch, Pearlman's concertmaster in the Orange Coast C o 11 e g e Community Symphony Orchestra and a lower of strength to that splendid ensemble. we only wish that the six we are privileged to dispense could recognize the talents and gilts or at least 60 performers. lt has been a mammoth task but one which is '10W complete and which reflect s. 'l\'e honestly fttl, a painstakingly fair scrutiny of a gllllcring season and the men and women whose artistic en· deavors made it s~. UCI DIRECTOR Our selection or p e t e t Odegard of Costa fliesa as the dominant male in Orange Coast music circles this past year ""ill surprise very fr1v and 11·i ll delight everybody, Dr. Odegard ta k e s our Euterpe with the accolade that his direction of the UC Irvine orchestra has become, llnder his close direction , an ensemble that delighted this v;riter in several UCJ Concerts during the season. For all -ihat, it was a near Lhing in t h i s deparlmenL Joseph Pearlman of ·orange Coast College was very close in the final reckoning and he has the 1~9 Euterpe on hi.~ sideboard to show \.\'hat his own contribution to music has been . Co ncert Set In Fullerton Mrs. Geiger acet?pted the orchestra's award last year but this year, probably at its June concert, she will be ac· cepling her O\.\'n richly deserv· cd Euterpe. It is a n award that is long overdue ror this dedicated orchestra leader. CHMIBER GROUP Our choice tor best concert organization lhis year sends us to the Art Colony and a socie- ly that has brought us, as it has brought us in earlier years, the best cha111ber music groupings in the world -the Laguna Beach Cha mber Music Society. Typical of their offerings is the concert they have sched ul· ed Monday in the. high school auditorium -the Amadeus Quartet from London, possibly the finest such group to be found on any concert stage and an ensemble which would quickly (ill many of the \l'Orld's great concert halls. It will be our great personal pleasure to give them their richly earned Euterpe. ·,\"e must go back to UCI for our next award. lhe Euterpe for the best <'oncert of the season. and honor the UCI A t·oocert featuring the Cal orchestra for its concert of SLate Fullerton Sy m p ho 11 y last Feb.· 28. Orchestra in a presentation of It is vividly remembered by tour concertos and two arias this writer: clarinetist CarolYTI '!\'ill be given Friday in the col· Schubert and Aaron Copland's Jege's Little Theater. f' hauntingly beautiful Concerto Professor Daniel G. Lewi~. for Clarin~t, Pete~ Oclegard's conductor of the Symphony own .very 1mpress1ve Canl{lla Orchestra of Orange County a, P1acere and U1c ~oule~c and a member of the Cal State C<!ncerto for . Two Pl an. o s Fullerton faCuHy since J96J, superbly de!1vered by Kate \1:ill conduct the 6 & • piece and To!fl Whitney. And then to orchestra, the secand largest round 1l off, a l~s.ty. hang·on· musical group on campus. to-your-hats \Vtlham Te I l overture that nearly took the Sponsored by_ the Depart· roof off the Science Lecture menl . of i\fus1c and t he Hall. Assoc1~ted St~dcnts. the COQ· It wa~ worlll a Euterpe. It c~rt will begin al 8:30 p.m. has got one. Tickets. on sale ~or $1~ may be SPECIAL AWARDS reserved by calling 810.3371. 0 . · 1 th t t ISCU5SIOTI 0 a l.'Oncer ;iutomalically leads us ·lo the u d B winner -or rather winners -DO)' l lS Y of one ol our two-special DISTAFF WINNER , Adri11n~ Geigtr Euterpe awards. Pianists Kate and To m Whitney of Corona de! Mar take thei r Euterpe tor their outstanding service to the cause or Orange Coast music. It has seemed to us that wherever we go to find the cause of music being ad· vanced then we are sure 19 find the Whitneys within hail· ing distance. Toni Whitnev has a deman- ding job on the ucr faculty and 1'1rs. Whitney is a bust teacher of piaoofotre but both are ever ready to ans1ver the call, very often on the shortest notice. 'Ve hope that their Euterpe will give them the pleasure that their perfonnan- ces have give n many concert audiences this past year. Finally, a Euterpe that was \l'on as recently as last Satur· day night -the deadline for this year's contest -and we arc asking Euterpe, t h e Greek's musical muse, to stretch a point and pennit her 11ame to be used on the trophy designated for a choreographer. Janice Guddc Plastino or UC l's department of dance is the yo~ng lady we so honor and she gets her Euterpe for the magnificent ballet she devised for the school's annual program in Crawford Hall - lhal s I u n n in g , fascinating "The Godly Animal." EXCEPTIONAL It had three fine ballels lo contend with on that memorable program but it emerged clearly in our mind as a really e:c:cept.ional work and one \.\'hich thoroughly deserves any honor o u r humble Euterpe might brtna: to it. We'll be 5eeing you, Janice, very soon. Mak e ro-om oo your sideboard for a little hardware that has your name on it. There they are, ladies and gentlemen, th e perfonneri'i and organizations \.\'ho played a maJQr part in the Orange Coast's music story for this past season. TI1ere were many others who came very close and merited e Io s e con- sideration for Euterpe a\.\·ards. Still. Euterpe says she'l' happy with the selections. And they are. after all, he r trophies. Producer Euan Lloyd will )';;=====================) 111ake five film s. all starring 1 Steve Boyd. in screen adap-1 talions fro111 Louis L"Amour l novel s-''Callow,''1 '"Radigan." '·Flint," "Down l the Long Hills." and "ilanging • \\'oman Creek." I Andy's Fun Ask any kid. "A'k Andy'' Is fun. Sre it Satufdays in tht DAIL V PILOT. TliURSDAY -"E:xcellc1t1" ... L.A. TIMES "'WE IOMIED IN NEW HAVEN" S1t..1rd1y/Sund1y "ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST" "A Thcotrical Shock Treatment" ... Daily Pilot l'OR RESIRVA.TIONS; CAl.L f.46.UO HJJ N1wP1!1 .,.,tr., Cltll Mo1 TM u..Mrtltned dOet t8'111¥ ~t II con· N llw!"'.-.d lo rllt Exec:11!rhr o• la int ,.,n.,_ detlrl"' 10 ,rottat l~e l•w•nc! <llldlnt • fl;uil"'H 1t 171J Mlnnrvlt '11.vt .• olf!;e Ill hfr tlklftWY, ft . KEITH DINS. el tUCll lkem.t ,..._, till 1 'tl'rlllH a•olesl Coll• Me'lt, C1llfornl1, uncltr "" Ile· MOOR:, UO E11t 17th Slrffl, 5uflt 111. 11 1ny ofHt~ Ill Ille Oep1rl'm,nt ol tolloul flrm "'~ ~ llEAI. PROll'ERTV Cosle Mesi. C•!lklrnla 91'V, or rn1¥ H Altollfllk le-• Conlr'{I~ ar 'y m111 to SERVICES 11141 Ille! 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"!,•"'11"'111111aoa:1111•111dl •••• ,, ••• OH••·~·· .... •otow •T•••• AT•"'"' ' I -'/ I • ·- •. • ' Some • II)' JACK GAVEii NEW YORK (UPI) -'!'be ~ollbenomlnees for Ille Broadway lbealer's an- nual TClll)' awards • reveals a few peculllritlel that call for -UJ>lalnlni before the winner! "'11 unveiled Sunday op, aQ :NBC television special. '-" .f-ii the· !act that he, S\ll in: ~11' b er so r the -ilnl·conunltle, deacrli>- " bY ~·~· Ltague of · New 'Yin.'-'I.beater as 111"'--·-t..n-oi.U~ u '•-'·" •·-,.,....._, ,.se~..eu , al1houcJ> t h • mucb-pralsed James Stewart of .. Harvey" received no nomination bi the male star category. To begin with, it has been a long lime since either play was fll'Bt presemed. t.1iss Grimes has Dever been seen before in "Private Llvm ." Nor has Miss Hayes ev'er been seen in "Harvey" tmtU this revival. Stewart, however, did b{lve a sess,ion in the ~rlginal Broadway production of ''Har.vey .'' One .cannot duplicate hirilself lrio the Tony sw.tpiltakes. tbelr 111us1ca1 dell<jb, ,..,. nominated Jn the musical star, actress, category. ' • There is a strong .sen- timental feeling about-both aC- trtSses. 'Ille 50l).«k:I petSMS variously connected with the theater, whosi votes w i 11 det,ermine the To'ny winner&, are sentimentalists of the tint order. Could there be a!tle? Ptrsonally, I wOuld have ~nominated Elhel Merman , who has just· taken over - and bo'w! -"Hello, Dolly." With her available, th e r e would ~ no question about the winner. · · Some may be puzzled by • , • 4 • f'ecelve criUcal ·hoannis u the fact that a musical en,•-~-=~- M05t notable was. the 1elec-a result of fine-tWllng between tlUed "Billy" r e Ce I v e d lion.., of Frank McMaf.olt•s homlnatioo daf ind• April I, nominations in the scene "&rstal Boy" as 'one of four "n<! it is n<>J .eligible in the designer and ch0tt0grapher candidate!! in the best,, play mus l ca I comp et i lion? spots. 'JlUs was a one category ... Its offic~ premiere ~pecially ska only three, J)erfqrmance.disasler of· some W81 the night ol Match It: nw.,i of Ille -1 four, individual merit,, thjt belOlll· There also wu a ~Uon m~ wrt Mmiuted, and ed t:o the ltll.tl teuoa but oM'omas· MacAma, .who star-Oil!' ol tJ>e throe b 'I" wor.1;· 1'hich opened .iner the .r ... , ed this •p1ay, for best airector beater. • . . ' ·nomination <leadllne ol M'ardi ·at, ')heir -1me lfareb JI ~ some· cindldites not at ,that time 'OfliclaUY l'awi- ebed: ~ · ' • ' • ' hono15. · • • Wei~ ~; a.J ¥IL tell, I!, 1969, io tt Is ellllbie now. u:-~nttti~~ .Don~g6rook -·· 'l'be musical , "Cry For u, 'l'ben1<tbere js ... ··maUer • 'l'be musical, "ApplaU1e," /" Bu~ Warner turns • quiet 1\ieal into a violen! c,onfr.ontalion. 8i 'his wife (Ro-~~~1;1:l1 ~~ril"''t "£:1 .• ~t ~:l'i~ !:'·· :J' ,;w La~:..., W:~n~ hl)da Orlow ) attempts to restrain him and·.s.th Cicillot 'hinges In fright in 8 off date for eliglbles,f.ec•ived Heleil ~1• <(! ;11'11 revl\lod opWcl only the nliht belft sce_11e from 4he WestminSter Community ·Theater production of "A Streetcar nomil)B.Uons for Roben· Weede . "Hafvey'''be"&il'~ f0r t be nominating • COQUnittee - _N_a_m_ed __ D_e_sl_re-'-',':-' _ope.:_n_ih_,· g,_F..:":.:' d:.:aYo._:•:.:.t..:F_:illl:::::•Y::...::Sch::::od:::.l .::In:.· ·.::W::•::slln::::in::.sle::::•:..· ----_ In the musical star, male,-h_. as best -. drama, iillde Ill cllofees, recolved .. 11· ... category and fqr Jloward · rlOinblations in 10 of the total Bay as scene designer. "• of 16 categories. Nexj .was F.ilm .Stars Returning ·To TelevisiOn Roost lly .RICK DU BROW home tube as his real home HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Th e base. Tony Curtis, too, has made the move to video, for in 1971 he wjll appear in a weekly ABC·TV one-hour series with ,Roger (the Saint) Moore. Their show, "The Friendly Persuaders," will be a light adventure series aboul a cou- ple of fe_!!_ows who try to bring justice td those bad gufs who have escaped il announcement that J a m e s Gamer will appear in a one· houi-prime-time series for NBC-TV in the 1971-72 season is a symbolic one television. f 0' For it was out of television -specifically, AB C -TV 's satirical western s e r i e s , "Maverick" -that Garner came to become a movie star. And now he is returning to the home tube, along with others who left for the movies, and also along with some big motion picture names who once felt it was a status (and financial) comedown to ap- pear on video. Stewart Granger is another example. Next season he will start as a regular on NBC- TV's "The Virginian." Don Knotts, who left television and had success in movies, is com- -ing back in the fall, to NBC. TV. as star of a variety series, Tony Randall will also tum up in the fall as a star of ABC. TV's "The Odd Couple" series. Shirley Jones who suc- ceeded in movi~, .. will be on hand come September in a new ABC-TV situation com- edy, "The Partridge Family." as a' mother who tr1vels with her children's rock 'n' roll Court Drama Cast Listed · In Fullerton ~ explanatioo wu that Britisli Host Katharine Hepburn's musical, these two attractions were · "Coco," with seven~ giving preview performances Mfi: ~· ~ up Des -' And tnere ls the most in- prior to official premiere O'Comcr',-1 Briliah video, teresUng race in the Tony da~, and that the members nleht club and fto:irdlng: star, competition. The two, mlklna: of the nominating commiUee to host lS "Kraft Music Hall"li"="======"'=~I had evaluated them off such progr&m.1 starttpg May m. The performances. Wednesday nitl>t aim!• trill be fn ~ c~ of a musical taped in London. Two top ~1ally, this might 'seem American performers will be to be a bit risky. Musicals, featured on eacb show. O'Con· Cast members have been announced for the Fullerton Footlighters' next production, "The Trial of Maxine Lowe." whether •w,&rming up on tour r¥>r is •. ~.in&iD& comedian. or on Broadway, usually are [j=;;;;;;;;==~~:;:;:::::;:~;[j under constant revision right .. LIOA Jay Conklin is directing lAlella McMahon's courtroom drama , which will open May 15 for a three-weekend run. Playing the title role of a murder trial defendant will be Anita Malk, previously seen in "The Tiger" and ' ' T h e Typtsl,s" and "Night of the Iguana" at Fullerton . up to curtain time on opening R night. 'l'bere have been many 673-4041 · examples ol musicals that •• 1 have been turned from gross l · 1:41 • Mtogold byla st-mlnute 11tl ... ._ tinkering. _..,._~I 111& --ci Knowin' their wor~, 1, do --NOW-IHDI TUISDDAY..!.. not question the nominations a OHi SHOW Nt•HTLT e of Weede and Bay, but what "IAnLI 11nAIN" 7:00· O•lr if "Cry For Us All" should "SANTA YITTOllA .... 9:10 Others in the cast include n1t1mt n.cmc cun __.AY., "" n . Dorothy Black, Donald Carr, ~-1' Patricia Chaffee, Bill Feeney, Gaye S c u d d e r . Eugene l.lliltlll!ilil!~li.ii~ j _..,.•JJ Wendell, Marvin Colter, Ran- dy Woehrmann, Chuck Young, * HEY KIDS I * Carol Hale, William Hall, 116 PAL SHOW TODAY I :JO I Mike Nelson, Katherine LuckeU, Robert Jason, Jay , Perri.a, Floria Mose. a n d · Judith Slattery. TONITE AT •:OO I •:15 mma '"Ibe Trial of Maxine Lowe'' will 'be staged in the L 1AND I. ,__. COUit n .MlLllll , l•I ~.~.e.~~ ep COMEDY!" Ir .~= .. Ah~=::-, ~· •LIAll (j)e • JND TOP COaitlDY ---· KIHN I lilBI I KIM WAYNE* iWIB! -··. . -·-·· • wa MnllWriWBubl ... ..,,J... "~,,.,;~ ·~ ENDS ·i:uESDAY Belt 'Supporting Actor . -GLG YOUNG- . THl'.l' MtOOT ~. DON'T Ttltl'? 'ol!l . ALSO CATHT IUINS IH . l!l-COl.OR AUWD Ainsrs ~ 1 STA.In WIED., A,lt. 21 ............ of . """°"""!'·-'-~"'"t In ·earner's teJ~viskm hey- day, the late 1950s and early 1960s, the goal for most young video atan: was to get· out of· video and into the D\OVies. And some movie superstars still remain exclusive to theaters so long as they have success. group. Muckenthaler center, 119 Tll llD -1 Buena Vl.sta Dri Ve, Fullerton. • I I -AND-·STARTS WED., APR. 22 I . . . . , ... But lhe tide definitely has turned. Many film stars see not only greater security in a long.nm television series as opposed to .the uncertain con- dition of the movie ind ustry, but also koow the value or one- shot specials as video heads for new, profitable forms, in- cluding pay·TV and cassettes. Thus we see that Dean • M a r t I n has contractually hitched his career to television for the long haul, using the Cartoon Series Hal Holbrook, wh!>J.e .stage an01i?levision versions of his one-man show about Mark Twain brought him slardom, Reserv.ahons may ~obtained . ~ P.4NAVISION9TKHN~ • by calling 528.8127. ··-WAANE•~·~VENAlTS " will be a regular in NBC-TV's Reed Sta rring "The Bold Ones" as an altruistic politician. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) And, as the c a P P e r • Oliver Reed will star in "The Elizabeth Taylor is scheduled Huntin p ' · to make her dramatic,-debut g arty ' for United on television in an tmC-TV 1-::;;f>rl=la;;t.;.=======oll AND AT 7:SO ONLY CANN£S FILM HSllVAl WINN[R' -&SI Film By ;i l6tw DiretlOI" special next season. In fact, a'' trade paper reporled irom -<"'-"" London the other day that lttltHH.,. cet.uHBM PICT\IMS~ Mi ss Taylor. her husband II~=:=:=:::;==.;:=:=:=:=:;:;;'.[ Richard Burr.on and actor ....... & II Stan1ey Baker are forming a ~ FAIR company to produce television John W•YM dramas "in which one or more ''T•u• o•tT" F.11, f1ir, f1ch11I. lho•• of the trio would appear." LIV. MIN•LLI thr•• word• 1um up f•eto" hi The Hugh LofUng sklries1-:;;;iiiiiiiiiiii~~ii!ii~~!!!i;:-ll '"TH• IT•lltL• CUCKOO'' op•r•fion on th• DAILY PILOT about the veterinarian known I . cont. s""'. 1:00 p.m. .dilori•I P•t• '"erv J1y, as Dr. Do~Ule,)which inspi~d I)=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=~:=:=:=~:=:=:=:=~· a ·I'E(lt?Dt. mot.ion 'plcturerwitb Rexll,\ri....:•,.,IJl he tal>P«f ror a )Yeekly half-hour animated series, "The Further Adventurts of 011-Dolittle," to be aired on NBC In its Satur- day morning lineup o( pro- grams ror children beginning next· fall. ·- -AUO- '"' Actreu MAGGIE SMITH G. P. IA.TING PACIFIC WALK-IN THEATRES --··-..... ,., W11t DllMY'I "IN llot.ICH D, TNI! CASTAWAYIN COi c1i.r ·~ "HORII! IN THI' Ollll:Y ,LANN•L. SUIT" 10) tei.r ':T.Y';:rr.l'T:'llr.l":i~:."P'I $ho,,. Start af Dutlc • Children under 12 1;001 Wlllllff l'f 4 A(....,,~ AW.rfl "BU'TCM CASSIDY & THI IUNDANCS KID"' IOP) c ... r BUI Act ... u--M ... I• Smith "PRIMI! Ofl Miii J•AM llODIE" 10'1 c.i.r ...,.....,. .... All C1 .. r lltrrw SMw-12 D.lyi .,.,.,, "HOi ROR MOUS•" (0,) c-. ltrl1 K1111tt -·-·-· !M!-llJ) '"TH• CllMJON CULT" 10'1 Ctr.. AcMlmy I.WIN Wl-•nt Ad1r: JW WIYH ''TRU• OlllT" (01 Ctlw "TN• ST••ILI CUCKOO"' (.,, c..... ...,.., ...... ~~ ' HARBOR ot ADAMS, COSTA MESA, PHONE 546·3102 ON HAltlO• ILVD. • ONE MILE SOUTH OF SAN DIEGO fWT. NOTHING HAS .BEEN LEFT OUT OF THE ADVENTURERS i TO •11cftt MCh o0whr ... htfOrtdl i . ' ·-· lllll••tnM ' '°"""'-.. _°" ... _ .. .-.-1 ---~ .. ..._, I 11,_LIWm__,Nll ... 1ltB ADVElflllMRS ..stereo 103F~ . '/" . ;.i ·. ' . ·. l J the ·sounds of the hafbo~. \ , JdS~~youve _never heard it so good .r- -. ---1 I ' ,, ,, I r l I ' ' ' •• I I akers lly llOWAliD J.. HANDY .............. tNGLEWOOD -Two mlrac)es were completed on Friday, April 17, 1'10. The world wUI Iona remember one. Basketball rans .will remember the olhfr. f irst and (~most , ot course, 'il-'aS the ~<Ill' return to earth of three ast.ronauu in the ill-fated Apollo 13 space ship and thei r recovery in the Pacific. The other· was recorded at approxl· 1nately. 10:32 p.m. in the Forum as nor· toriously poor fret throw shooter Wilt Chambe.rlaln hit two In succession to give the Los Anaeles Lakers a 115--114 over· I 1me victory over the Atlanta Hay,•ks in NBA 'Western Division title playoff ac- tion. .\ The win was the third ~traight for the Lakers aod llie Hawks will have their Saturday, A,,11 18. 1970 To.p bacis to the wall Suoda, nl«bt '.when the fourth game Is pla,ed ot the Fonun. A seUoot crowd of 17,11.1 sat In oQ the action. Only 17 seconds remained oa the acore-&ard clock when Chamberlain made his- tory. The Laker derense then blanketed the Hawks for the balance ol"the over· lime period and they railed to get off a shoL Jerry West, the leading scorer with 351 rou1e<1-out of the action wilh 4:33 remain- ing. The Lake.rs he.ld a seven point lead ' at the time, 101-H. The real hero for the Laker• In the final nine minutes or regulation play and in overtime, however, was John Tres- yant. •. The five-yeir veteran who was ac· quired from Seattle in January, hit six f{}f' six from the Door and a pair of free • . 115~114 - throwa lncluding the flr.n two !Aker bl,.. keta In (he overtime ptriod, one from 11- feet . out and the other a layup. Richie Guerin, the controversial coach of the Hawks , argued vehemently just prior to Will's free throws on wh.at he felt was a violation of U1e 24-~d rule. Elg1n Baylor made a shot just prior t:> running out the 24 seconds. <iuerln feU ll had not hit the bactcboard and, therefore the ball should have gone over to At- lanta. His protest was <iisaUOwed.• - At the time of the Pf.OleSi, the Lakers trailed, ·114-113 •• JohMy Egan, at f.-9 one of the smallest men oo the floor, grabbed a rebound and the Laker! moved down- court for the controver!ial shot. Also sidelined dbring the overtime per· iod was \Vest'! r~ mate at guard, -roo~e Dick Garrett.· He fouled out with I :01 left • Chamberlain had JI points ll1d • .... bowldl and GllT<IJ ICCOW!l<d !qr 11. Ba,lor hit for II 1nd Treriont bad JI la I.he final 14 minute• of aicUon. Guerin 'tarted for the Hawb and play- ed most of the fltt:t qumtr and a por. lion of the lleCOl1d hall. Butch Beard, his replaeement, had 22 ponts to lead the llnwks. · · •rldo•• C11dw•ll •tl!Mly ·-· . .. _ '"~ .... ··-H-m.r11 Alcindor Paces Bucks to Win; • , Busby Injured MILWAUKEE -Lew Alcindor grab- bed a record 31 rebounds and combined · with Bob Dandridge for !IS points to pace Milwaukee to a 101-96 victory over lhe New York Knicks In the third game of the National Basketball AssooiatiOn East,,. em Division playoff finals Friday night. New York leads the beskif-7 serie-~ 2-1 .with the teams piaying game No. 4 sU0: day in Milwaukee. Alcindor, the 7-foot.J NBA rookie of the year, soored 33 poinls, 20 in the first half. while Dandridge added 22, with 15 coming in the firsT two pe~iods. Milwaukee was in command all the way after taking a 22·11 lead near the end of.~he first q,,uarter. The Knicks repeated- ly narrowed lhe gap to seven points late In the game, but veteran guard Guy • Rodgers came off the bench to break New York 's skin-tight defen~ • RIVERSIDE Comedian Dick SEAT IMMORTALIZED--The Atlanta Braves de· ~ided that seat 107 in Atlanta Stadium deserved some recognition after Henry Aaron's 557th career home}run was the first ever hit into the top deck by a Brave in five years recently. Artist Wayland Moore paints "The Hammer's" sign on .sea,t 107. Smothers and former drag racer Jim Busby were injured Friday during quali- fying runs for the Continental Grand Prix al Riverside International Raceway . • . - J~ycee Spike Action " Pirates Trip Two Foes ; GWC ,GauchosUpended " Oringe Coast College de(e.ated a pair of roes •and Saddleback and Golden West were; upended in junior college track and field actio11 Friday. • OCC defeated Riverside, 87-SS. and Citrus, 73-71, in a non conference affair at Citnl:!i. Golden West dropped a ?1:-66 Southern California Conference dec1s1on to vi!iting LA Harbor. Saddleback produced 62 points, but finished. second to Victor Valley (66) while Imperial Valley had SO In a Desert ConftreRce triangular at Marco Forster Junior-High in San Juan Capistrano. To p performances for CX::C came from Fred' Skirde in the mile (4:27.2). Kurt Clemens in the javelin (186--9). Ralph_ Dean in the 880 (2 :01.7), George Barnett in the high jump (6 2), Bill Hanson in the 220 (22.6) and Harry Carmack in the discus (133--0). Terry McK eon and Dennis Maa!I were double winners for Golden West. McKeon v.·on the mile in 4: 31.2 and the two-mile in 9:38.6. Maas captured the 440 in 50.0 and had the lifth fastest Southern California 220 time (21.7). Lance" Peterson set a school record in winning the discus competition !143-31 and the Golden West 440 (42.61 and mile relay (3 :26.7) teanls also were victorious. 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Miii !G), J "'qt !Gl. J. JG1M1 IHI. Tim•· 11. . o1i'."~fm-=: l::f.",cKeon /Gl. 1 Scllmenk /GI. J. Bt ll Ml~ i'.!\•v -~Iden we,1 CAQt. MeM•llon. Lo"" •nd M•::· TlnM : l:'Mfl. s.!11f'~uo cHl. bi,~~"-1~1.m1· 1. J1e1,,..,,, <GI. J, Hl~h lump -1. O'M1llone~ IHJ. 1. M1r!l...,r (G). J, Joflf't !HJ. Htl•lll: 1-10. Polt ~•ull -1. WlQ!d (HJ. 2. 'll•h•lr.I• IHI. '-Avalos (Gl. Htlol\I: 12·0 Archer Ends . ' Slump, Take s 2 Stroke Lead NE\V ORLEANS (AP) -Towering George Archer. who hasn't won in more than a year, bolted into the second-round lead Friday in the $125,000 Greater New Orleans Open Golf tournament with a spa rk!in~ five·under-par 67. Archer, at S-root-6 Ule 'taliest man on the pro tour, had a 36 hole score or 133 - one or the best· of the year -and was two sLrokes in front of 44-year-old Howie Johnso n. Johnson, a non-winner since 1959. jumped out of the pack with a 66, six under par on the 7,060 yard Lakewood Country Club course, for a 135 total . He was followed by Lou Graham, who had his second consecutive 68 for 136, \Yith three others al 137. They are Dave Stockton and Dan Sikes, each at 69. and Steve Reid. 67. The putting woes caught up with South African Gary Player. who plunged from a 66 lo 74. He had two three-putt greens and one four-putl. The big bunch at 138 included Masters champion Billy Casper, U.S. Open title- holder Orville Moody and Dave Hill. Capser and Hill each had 67s and Moody a 72. - First round leader ~Bobby Miichell dropped back with a 74 for 139. Defending champion Larry Hinson was far back after a 73 for 143. Archer. snapping out of a slump ·th at has plagued b..im since he won the 1969 Masters, birdied six of the first nine holes he played. "four on very short putts. Srnother.s. driving a Lola Chfvrolet, v.·<is stalled and got out of his car during runs. A fire extinguisher in ti'le-car ex· ptocied and Smothers was sprayed with a chemical known as Purple K which is used to inhibit gasoline-type fitles. The chemical burned Smothers' left shoulder and arm. He was treated at the lrack. Busby, o( Newport Beach. lost control of his Eagle Chevy on a curve. His car sv.'erved lo the right, up an embankment. hit a guard rail and came to rest on the side or an ivy<0vered slope. Busby got out or his car. stood there for a while. !hen sat down . He was taken tv Riverside Community Jlospital and was admitted to the in· tel\si11e care ward \Vith possible back in· ·juries. ' • LOS ANGELES -Unbeaten Ruben Olivares remains the-favorite to retain his world ban4mweight championship against Jesus 'Chucho• Castillo tonight in what shapes up as a free-swinging brawl, scheJluled for 15 rounds. The kene is the Forum in Inglewood. the same setting where !he 22-year-old champion from Pi.1exico City won the 118- pound division title from Lionel Rose last Aug . 22 on a fifth round knockout. • The Californ ia Angels are leading lhe rnajor leagues in team batting with a Jof. 1y .297 average anc! Jay Johnstone is se- cond in lhe individual averages with a ~ark or .464 . Averages were compiled th rough Thu rsday's games and the Angels have ~ix players over the .300 mark including Irvine's Bill Vo~s with a .345 mark. Others include Jim Spencer (.389), Jim Fregosl (.375), Sandy Alomar 1.361) and Aurelio Rodriguez (.355). Boston is se<.'Qnd In the American League with a .295 team average while the Atlanta Braves top the National League with a .293 mark. Minnesota in the American and San Francisco in the _ National are tied at .291. • BALTIMORE -Dick Brown, .it former Baltimore Orioles' catcher stricken with a brain tumor during the 1966 sprin( training season. died F'riday of the malignancy. Jfe was 35. A veteran of nine seasons in the major leagues, Brown joined the Orioles in 1963 and played through the 1965 season. He also played with Cleveland, Chicago and Detroit. · • Ufl1 Te'"""i. WINGS ON HIS FEET -Usin_g water skis for wings. Bruce Cockburn· of New South Wales, Australia takes a lop-sided flying leap of 125 feet during the recent A,u.stralian water ski championship. Event was held on the Yarra River near Melbourne. r fi'our RBI for .Johnstone Morehead Finally Gets Victory Ove1· Angels, 7;.5 Amos Otis cracked" a sacrifice fly In tM seventh inning Friday night, helping the Kansas City Royals to a 7-5 victory over the California Angels. The triumph went •to Royals' starter Dave MOrehead, who defeated the An- gels for the flr"st time In his career. He had lost HJ straight to California. Jim Rooker. who drove ln an insurance run in the ninth with a single, preserved the victory \vith two innings of scoreless re- lief. George Spriggs opened the seventh with a single off loser Tom f\.1urphy and moved to third on Ed Kirkpatrick'! sin- gle before Amos came through off re- ""''· II APr. 19 Apr. l'O ,,,_,. JI AHfJel Slate All ,_, • kMJIC f'1tJ A...,111 WI.. 1(1ftNI (l!'y An11e!1 YI. IC1nsn City Antrll YI. $e1tlt. Antell -1. S.1Hle l ·S,I P.'!I, ll;JJ '·"'· 1:5.1 •·"'- 1:5.1 '·""" liever Eddie Fisher, snapping a ~5 tie. Bob Oliver drove In three runs for the Royals with a sacrifice fly and a two-run triple. Jay Johnstone drove in four run.~ for the Angels. including a three-run homer. The Royals got 10 hits off three Angel hurlers. Spriggs went 4-for-S, scoring three times. 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Fl1 ..... 1 f/J ' ' • ' • Dovt• ' ' • • • ' Ml,.-by T. M11tllliY .. "odrlou1r. Pl-AlCU-2. T-2:21. A-24\)1. 8111<;-0oyltl. score:d when rightfielder BUI Voss lhmr wildly through the . infiela. The Royals added singJe runs in the second and thi'rd iruUngs to go out in front, 3-0. · 'l)e Angels push~ over two JD the third after Sandy A1omar led oft With .a bunt· single. Jim Fregosi was safe on a throwing error by Mo~head rtnd Alex Johnson and Johnstone each singled. The Royals bouQced baek with tw'o more in the fjfth when Oliver's triple brought home Spriggs and Morehead who had walked .. ~ohnSlof\e tied it up .at 5--5 when he belted his home, n,i n down the right field line after a walk by Fregosi a_nd Johnson's single. Otis theo hit the sacrifice; rut to bring Spriggs ac:ross aiid"'niake it C..5. · ,- Dodger Tilt Highlights TV Schedule Major League baseball moves lllto the television limelight with' an American League oontest between the Boston Red Sox and Detroit Tigers featured on tht game of the week on Channel 4 today at 11 and the Dodgers and Atlanta Braves on Channel II Sunday al 10:50. · Basketball fans ron rellve the thrilling NCAA final game between the UCLA Bruins and Jacksonville Dolphins at 4:30 this afternoon on Channel 5 and can tune in the NBA Eastern Divislo" cham- pionship game between the New York Knicks and Milwaukee .Bucks at II Sun- day morning on Charutel 7. The :-Jew Orleans Open golf tournament will be televised live bofh days on Chan. nel 9 including a sudden death playoff, i.( necessary. 4 A Dodger special featuring Waller Alston at Vero Beach wUI be show11 tonight at 7 on Channel 11 with Biii Welsh narrating. Bob Heistand, a resident of Corona del Mar, fll~ the show in Vero Beach during spring training. ATLANTA -The Dodgers and Allan· la's (not so very) Braves tr'/ again tonight with Don Sutton of Los Angeles and Pat Jarvis of the Georgia bunch each seeking victory No. 2 of the embryonic campaign. f'riday' ~ight's series opener betv.·cen lhe two "'as called -oot beeause ii y,•as raining but ~cause II was supposed 1n rain, Lonq 1um11 -l Jt..nnlno, (HJ , 2 JoM~n IHI. l. WMtf !HI. Dl$111'Ct: 11.J, OiK~• -1. Jlt!trson IGJ, J. 'll•l'llkil IHI. ), ""!'""-(Ml. Olll~nct: U).l. T•IDlf lumo -1. Mortin (HI. 1. Jtnnl..,1 OH , 1 l••l l..,.,h1m IHI Ollllntt: ••·oil.. Rustlers Hold Big l\largin 11 1.m. l•ICL -MA~?l/f'{_f.AGU! IAll!:IALL -e1111on .o SOii ftce "" O.trott 1,,,.. Atttrnt!t 08IYIC:. 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Then the: .Dodgers ny to Montreal for ~amts Tut&d1y and WeO:tes~y btfore mumlrc 1o LA. Don Lippoldt and Kris Swenson record- rd brilliant swim times Friday In leading Golden West COilege to an overwhelming lead ln the three-day Southern California Conferenct championship meet in the Rustlers' pool. Ltppoldl clocked I : 49.5 to easily win ~ 200 Creestyle. His prcvioU$ best time was- 1 :M.2. Swenson was a double winner. cap- lurln1 the 200 bulterny In 2:03.4 1nd the 400 Individual medley in 4:39.1. T'he tOO indo time was the best In the southl•nd and the Oy clocking wD1 the M'Cend fa1tc.sl lime In Southern C411tor·,, nh1. Al the end or the second day of com- peUtlon. Golden Weal had tl3 points whll• sl'C'Ond place Rio Hondo was f~.r bac k with 69. Prellms were held al 10 a.m. today In the 100 rree, 1,650 free . three-meter div- ing, 200 backstroke. 200 breaststroke, 100 butterfly and 400 free relay, Finals in all of the events were set for 3 p.m. tn other evenlS, the Rustlera' Greg Feinberg won the 100 backstroke in 59,0 and the Golden ·West IKlO free relay team of Brnet Gardner. Jon Remy, Keith Donaldson and Ftlnberg had a mark ol 7:14.0. Rio llondo'11 Steve South11rd \\·o.n the nne,meter diving compcUUon'aDd tettm· mal.e David Horst capt1.1red tilt 100 ~:30 o.m, fS}CL -~ILLEGI! AS L\ -Tiie UCU llrUl/I'> feet JldtMlr!Y llt n e 1t "90 '"""! of Ille lt10 CA"' clllm~h \"ml J '·"'• 11 CL -WIOE 'Ntlltlll 01'" 5fl01t S -P,1 W!tt:""bwcl l.Je 11<1Ck cir r•tt II """"" Ill -·~· llle Nor1fl Wllkn.bwcl !NCI. SondWIY'I 11ftol't· Nnted trldl: ~ Diiiy llvwr.1Mlls of e mlle-l,,,.11 1noll C .... 11"11111 fw lll'ld N•I I ltlictt. Ctn. 1 11.m. 1111 l -JP~AL -C111ner"-1t1i.. "'' -•et flf !fie 1•19 1i.r.-. ""-nn ot ,,,.,...,. Wtlftr Abton, lslOn tYtlul19 m. '""' 1f ft'lt'I' .., ~ ""'' ~ 1n ~ .i v~ e.r.tll. 1'1• .. lnll !fl e"""'ttlOll ~-9111 W•M rlln. Fiimed 11 Vtf't IMdl tit-'-• dtl """, Bob Htilflftll. SUNOAY 10!.iJ 1.m. !~ • .=-OOOG!..\.IASEll~ -T"9 t•ir:,"1:.~.~· ... ri-.1rr, i.1Nv11 _. 'Yo 'ill'" ··n~1CL -STAllL1Y c'i1, ~~y -... 1'.111 >h<lt '""""""" .M ·iz·· "jl., ....... Ii"''--' I -BA BAS!!:fil l -T tw Tll'"ll l(nig;I tllltf ell lht euclt. t I'""' ~ .. -.,. .... llf""" , ... ;rn ~~' "'~"t '''~. o,m, "''' -U S«1' l -Tho Al,.,, GoOd,,..,. fact I M Ml i\I llilrrijl ··~· 'e. (f}Cl. -OOll l'INAL~ -l'llW't ~ ,...,, O~· •1•· 9."ft•<tt ~ '"""'I''""' ""'«' l.lot::,_i ~ rv C•~#I. If ll'ti'-s't tit, c·;n::::, ~1ct"': ~•t1~"'1\.'ii~;;rv;'h,.~ -="'"''" tlDw!> ;;if.u,,_ tio:f ~··· • Iii ...... ~·11." Oii S..U1!'11 GtfOtfl, l~ Tr.It.rt• tOKfl 11r ,.._ 5-WJa. Diahlos Outlast Triton Nine, 7 .. 5 · A shady pltchln1 pert~ and • l'anc\ slam bOall run by Steve Hu111 peed Mission Viejo llllb llchOi>I to a 7~ victory over lavldlq Bao Cleniento Frldq --to cl .. cooch Harry W.0'• -a portion of t.bl CnltView 1. • a I o e baseblll,lold. Tha win bolled the -up Uno ,..Y. between Iha Joo. Ing Trltons and Foothill, 1-1 victor Oftt 0raoge. In olber cr.stview oclimi, El M~ rauled liost Laguna Beacl!,11~·whllo Villa Park took en GI Tuatin, U . u~·· 1'15-lool blow cam< in tbei 1"!1~ ol tho aecond in- ning ~ 11 fo!Jowed alngles by Rick ........ Dennis Han-nal.,-d ll!d,Jllch Price. 'lllilt ,Djobloil · -· Ii>!« "'°'"'~In tho fourth ... nlng tO qit It my. Tbe C b y,,, b1t was Mite Hickey's domle which scored mat" l!DdJ Qolmes and Mike Gray.;•"' J , .~ Hauil~k,cul 11 Trilons belOI"' 11'1111 l"Y to relief in lhe llilat Inning alter San Clemente ~d got to him for a * * * Mlll tofil VILIO 1'1 •Or II ri.I --;: 3001 .......... !' '. ~fl'f,t , •• ld<tYrt ·· 411t rown.c 01011 ~::'~l•jj -~ J f : HtnMI..... • I ' ' • P•lc•, 11'1 . 1 I 0 Dldl.ptl lff' H1r111 • .-n1 7 ' •.,-c.t.p 0000 orti. &Afll CL•MaNTl ill 1 lO .~ 111 r II r .. ..... r.. ,,,, J-•· 3 1 2 0 fludY, JOll .... ~. 3011 wm., 3110 K1lol1 l 0 I 0 flltrnft', 0 0 0 0 Sl•ll'ltr,, l I 0 0 ll:"H 0110 Wrl1hl, c I > • ' ... 11 .... II I' • k l•'"'"· "' l 0 0 '· Lornbefdl. d' l I 0 I Tot11t . 25S' kilt'e .., 1111111111 Ill H I S.n Cllmlrlt. 010 cot 2-s ' 0 MJU!lm Vitia OCI JOO 11.-110 2 ·• IL MOOINA (lll '"'~"" •• ,,1e,, .. , 2 ! I SteWlrl rl ( 2 C1rhon. u ' 2 2 I Soior...-. Ill 4 o 2 J Mvitrl, ' 4 1 2 0 ~1lllllorlf, .. a J I 1 2 p~~=~':· ~ ~ ; ~ ; l1darrl,, " , • I • '¥:"' 70 t 0 • Wlftl,11 2 111 011b; U.9UMA l l ACH 1/f 10 13 I 1llrllrtlil SdlmtlI. • 3 I o o ~~l"'»,, 1 011 -·-·· l ••• K"-i.r, 1MI' o o 0 llCl"ftlM d · 2 1 I • lrvln, d' 0 fl O Nlcholt,rf 1111 ::r.J'."'~tt. rt • : ' t Nel~ .... ,lltl i100 S111t11Ctl'. CW l > > o Andr-0 : 0 ~~'c:: :i : g 0 '1 Guli.iv. '1f I I I Tol1l1 14 J ' J . ",.. ' ... I , pair of 'Ill" 11\ _each of the ilxlh and .. ealh·ir-. . . Tim w~rn•o.!uit ho!ber in Ibo'.-filial Rama was the tnocbutblow. Wodlley Jed the ~blos' 10. bll lilocll rib tllree·llfetle5' ' Llilllll Beach fell to the IS. bit atuct ol El -u the lnvlderl came from a ,_1 -to pool .... tu111 ln the llnal--... Lqunan Jim J!>ld W a I "'pOmlble I« two RBI with a lingle In the fourth lnol!lll. GWC Nine Wins, ·5-4; In Ninth Golden West Collef•'• -team put a bal to a lour·g-·lo!!ng streak with a 5-4 Southern California Conference victory over East LA·on the Rustlers' dlamon4 Friday. The winnM,; run c a m e across in the last of the ninth when Wayne Kiefer got aboard on a fielder's choice. advanced to third on a single by Noel Pau1'on apd scored on Bill Bowen's squeeie bpnt. The Rustlers, down 4-3 in DAIL y l'ILOT !'MM IW lllldllH ..,,...... the eighth, scored a nm to tie on &Ingles by Steve N~ RUN PRObUCER -San Clemente High's Conrad Steiner appears tQ be picked Rick Rus,,eU and Greg Henry. oU -and he is. However, the Triton second baseman esca~ the .tag long Paulson conUnued his hot enough to allow mate Glenn Tsuma to score. Applying the tag IS Mls$ion Viejo's hitting streak with three hits _v_a_l_M_or_e_n_o._M_is_si_·o_n_V_i_ei'-·o_w_o_nc.,_7_·5-'-, _1o_k_no_t_lh_• __ C1restvi __ ew_Le_a"gu_e_u-'p'--lh-r_ee_w_ayo...•_·_ in four trips to the plate. P.aulson is now batting .360 for the season. The Rustlers return to con- fererlce p1-y Tuesday, m~ng LACC on the Cubs' diamond. OOLOIM w•IT Ul RAST U. 10 Sew• » lnnlllfl tllrhrM l l 0 ' 5 1 0 0 S 0 3 I J 0 I 0 ' 1 0 0 o I o o 1 1 1 I I 0 I I 1 0 1 ' • 0 0 0 l 1 l 1 ' 0 l , • 0 1 0 l 0 I I :M 510' ,,,_.,... J 1 0 0 1 0 0 I s 0 2 0 5 l 'J I • 0 1 0 l 1 l 1 2 I 0 0 2 0 0 0 ' ' ' ! ' ' ' ' 0 • 0 ' 0 1 0 K I I I . ". I Tars Win District _Horwrs; Estancia Finishes Second By PHIL ROSS OI Jftt OlllJ l'flet Shltf Newport Harbor High con- tinued its total dominance in the varsity division Friday night with ita: seventh straight vlctory in the seventh annual Newport-Mesa llistrict track and field meet at Newport's Davi~n Field. Rogers, 1 distant second In 51 .9. Aoother Eagle star, senior Rich Wood, captured both hurdle ra~ for the second straight year with 15.2 (highs) and 19.8 (lows) wins while his low hurdles mark set a meet record. · ~ T""'y MM! Vlttlty H1o1t wi..-1 no HM -Pallllll 11r11J M111we111 IC1rtlbldl, SfllkleV l llr11l, M1llodc Or1nve G!et!). 1111 .LH -Polllld (llr11), M11Jodl; no HH -1. Colt C!.tl) U.7 2. llrKI INH) 11.2 J. 1(11!1 (CM ) 4. Afflltr' JNHI J. C.rHn1tr CE11l. no IH -1. '''" IMH ) 14.1 J. Kirt· Iv tCMJ 1•.t t. Gr-11!1!) '· Cl· tlna (CllM) S. Hllftt«fOl'd !CM>. Ill tl:Kev -1. E1t11Kll l :J7.t t. Co.ti MINI. 3. C-.. HI Mar. HJ -l. V-ICM) s.10 2. l lk•r (CMJ J. Conftr (Est) 4. Tll tlelwffll Tuc:~tr C~I 11'1d Tu"*' 000. LJ -1. 0......... Ifill 1Mll't t . "'"''' fCdMI 1•11 S. i<.lty ICM! 4. HU"ll'rlord ICM) $. Sdlr1"ll {MM ). l'V ~ I, lllktf' {CM) 11.J f. Mora tMIOM S~ -I. ~ (CM) ft.tU 2. SllW· btr-Cd.I) "'""" l . Lor.~ INH) -. 11'1 '· llMCI !Ettl 0.f~ S. Artludil1 IElll 0-4. 5a1Wdat, "'11 It 1170 OAl~Y '1LOT • • Oilers Stun ~arina; Western. Trims Tars , r -• "o w-.r .Hip 1o11 ,.;. dilpoled tint lllact In lbe SUnoel Leap bueball rlCt · Fr1'll1 ._ arior hoot Wiiiem l!lp ~Newpcn u-.as.11qq. Western'• win coupled with We.linlnaler's .ldleoeu, 11ves ~ tea.mi a 4-1 mark. Mlrkla, meanw~, felt the lllq ol upeet u lllinllngtoo , BllCh came up with a narrow 1-1 declaion OD the lolen' dia- mond while Anaheim was blanklol bOot Santa Ana, U . Randy Cantrell 1COred tho marker in the 11.Jlh or eoach Doc Walker's . lfoo Beach crew alter .. . 1l?i~ rill -out. L-1o~w1th1 -bit alld a 111~1 .,.. ror· In tho Marina autlleld -c.1rell to-· Jlualh>ctoo opened lbe pme up with a !\Dile !ally la lbe. llnl llolltl .. .llillo ·-· -which -Paul Moro, lloro had n,_w to open U.. lnnlnc. llai'lila tied tt In the thin! .. Jllcl< Saeman'a triple and Sltvo Miller:s ·-ny. 'Newport's loup loll was rolled up In the lint Inning w11enw-.,..,.0&9dapair of .~ OCl four 'tftaa1 a hit blller and I broken bll lingle. .. ... Second· P~ Battle . . . Estancia Nine . Clips CdM, 2~ 1 !' .... ~ .. Both f'llDI eupe in on blD , loaded llJI -· , 'lbe Salilora' only score Camt--?vi ln the Ont when Dave Perkins .. alnlled In Gary Foster. . ;.,, .. HWNTI....,. , .... CH en ....... ~ .;. 11 atll-,.1 =t ~ ~ 1 I f·1·' =~~ 1 '1~::. .. M1 ' -f ! i:·i... ... 'I I-~~ ~.f l 0 l 1 ·•l MAllllNA Ill 2f I . _,,•\ 1llrll1'111 •-'. ~~~tb f : ~ =~·1 r;:~~ .. 1 1 ~ ~ ~ ,..,,.,.,._, c J • • • ~rt.sci,~ 111uv•.,• K=~· l g:: ICU""°'• pr 0 0 0 o St""°'"' tf l 1 I O • MYfltr.N 'f'' 01111 ,, s ' lkilttt .,. ~ II N I :$;_ H\11111n9'11(1 MO 001 ._, ·'1 I .. !<\: ""'°r1~ !1t1 jOOO ._1 J I ~ · .. ._.T MAaaoa Ill •• l'.S .. ,.~ l!ufltl,... 1 ...... F~,. , i:' ~t i..~• ~ : i r'"'· rd.d 3111 ~ .. ::1 n,llfl 111"" • I • ·~ " 1 0 • ~-.. ,,11 2414 ... ~ w,:1T111:N en ·:' 011rar'tfP .. ~ ed inY'ading Edi.JQD, M, while H'm'. 211 t 1 1 ~ Eatancia High S c h o o I ' s vanity baseball team took a j'1lajor stride towards a CIF )>layoff be_rtb and 1taytd in contention for the I r v j n e Uque crown Friday af- ternoon with a clutch Z..l dedllon over host Coron1 del Mar. Costa Mesa WU turntna IWl)' ir-.~·" l T r :: .... -host Santa Ana y .. n .. y, .... , ,._.111i <f J 1 o ~ -Ta .Grlgl\tf'4 ff 2 O o N Estancia· broke-a 1~1' Ue iii Huu. • 1 o o a---_ 1be victory 1ave coach Ed Wynkoop's Eagles uoobpuled J)OlleHlon ol second "place behind league leadlN Loan. In other Irvine tuutes in- vi>lving -Oruge Coast area nines, Fountain Valley spaot. * *" * co•OMA DIL 118A• '11 . ''''"" ~.. I' I I W-.'I;. U i I I K1:t':i ' I •• DMMI' 11S t I 0 ldlfltOn. Jll l • • • l'ldl.11!1. ' I • O Y.:r.~1' 11 T ~ T ISTANCIA 121 ••r II rill J •• 0 ' I 1 0 , • 0 • 4 l l 0 J I 0 o J • 1 0 I I 1 I J 0 I l J ' ; f SC-1 ~ tMl"5 ti: M • ElllllCLI 111 COi t-! > 0 C«M9 ... Mii' 000 011 t-' 4 IDllOM 101 ••rlltlll .• l(lfiHr, d 2 • " • r'J~;,, It J ' 0 • !•tu.lb ,:ig :1:· ~:::ii itf: ll11Mw, 11 2 t I • ~~t.rf• J I : R_;,j~j,, 1 t o l I lol•ll DUMTAIN VALLIT ,.,0 ' 0 the top of the alxth lrbea win-~=: !: .J : : ~: nlng pitcher c141 ~y °'T'1trr.-'., P ~ I ~ ~:: scored the eventual .;trining a.-w 11111• 11 " • taJ)y, 0N1.-rt ... ,.,. 100 GCIO 1-1 4 I ': He n.cbed bue by 1ln&ling 1;~w~·;;;;'""~";;;;;,;~"';·~~~·~·~_,;:~' ~·~ and scored on Dive Bowen'•t: t shot up tho middle. John Palmer had tho only RBI for Corona del Mar, doub!Jng Keith. Samuel! borne wlth the fl.rrt nm of the game 1n tbe nrth inning. Mike Roberts provided the big .blow of tho ct., !or F- laln Valley with a !70-locil three-nm ·homer in the aecontl Inning. Dave Lynch went all the wry for Fountain V a 11 e y , striking out three and walking one. Baron defense k e p t Edison 1t bay with four double plays. ll'lonarchs . Fall, 8-3 Servile High pounded out 11 hits and took advantqe of eight Mater ~i tmll'f to record an 1-3. Angelus League baseball victory FrldAy at La Palma Park In Ambebn. I Bet You Didn't ·~~ow ly Joo .. ....,. Mlre'I • ........... ,.1111 II tlllllk 1111111 • , , Wlteneffr • ,,..., -., ...,.... -'-'"" I """""" ...... II •1' I W- Nll, ....,i'i::"' .. ,.. ..-"'"* ... flt4I Ht • • . Y .. , ,.. klllW ltlll 9-If .... .,...... 11111.n Ill .... lilll"'T .......... ~· -• .""'""" -" lltl ..• , .... TW C..-... W--.. ,... •Niii a.Ir h1l\41 ._.,. ... -......... "'-" .ct 11111 •1 · ... ..... I,.,. ......... ,,... .... 11Mr ........ lfllltNI • -• ,., • ..,... 11111 Ill -trtlcl ... "' ... ..., ... ...,, ••• ICM * 11111 ftlell- ............ llltrlll -... If I ............ ,,....._ .... -• .,.. .....,,'t. t1r • Olff· WWllll.._IM,..Ytll IMlllr ' • • ...... 11t1 Ill' ""' "' ........ _,... ..... . W wtlll ...._ flft ... Ill mli. .. , ... Ill IMlfl rMM. *' , .. . ,. .... .. • .. i' I. ..... .., 111111-•HIE El ModlM lm 00 2-10 n 2 UVUM tllC:fli ot1 200 0 -J 4 6 EJst LA ooo cm IG0-4 I ' GDldl!n W11t lDCI 002 011-5 I I The Tan of Bob :H'ailey roll- ed up 91 points to 70 for run- nerup Estancia. Corona del Mar's 37 edged out host Costa Mesa. Ylhich picked up 36 in the four-team extravaganza. !Or1n'tlt Gten)1 Htn!'Y CV•rbum Del), l•1J11hl1r (Verwn't DtO. JM -GlooJd. IVll"bum 0.11, Ttt11lr r1,..11, ll~nf (P1rrl1), Mlfl rY (Vtrtium ., O!KU1 -I. Rovt11r fCclM) '"'°~ 2. S,,lllbfrtoer !CM) l U·l Hl t. J.,,,._ ${1n ICMJ 112.0 oL jrtllldlle !Ell! 111-,v, S. Ille.:. CCllM) 101-l !M"' l'ft'ON'I. !I I"", ~1""11. :Iii ! Hl•,11 ~ 1 0 . The Monareha, now 2-7. In league 1ctlon, scored twice in the third on a two-run single by Dan Meyer. Mater Del got its final run in the seventh when Ric k Sheldon's 1inf:le """' . •1 """ llollltr fir .,.., • • • Of Ml .. 1111¥.,. ....... Mlllll .rlltlnl'llM IR lllallfY, 1111)' --.,..... .. Cll.... • ' • (Ill "" ..... ·· .. • 1~ For Coast Area Tennis Results SdloWlleber (LI 111! W ; _, '"'' M , ..... ,. 8-rv Hiii (L) k1St 4"' "'4, 1-4. t-.t. hdtll ILi tot! 14, W. M. J.1. -" ~rwr ind Slier (L \ dtl ll••tr 1nd MeDtrmolt (El •11 Iott H ; d•I Clfne '"" Gor!Mtf 44, '"" Dl"11 ltfld lted'Wln Il l IOfl 1-6, 24; _M. .. l. Mesa was Lhe team winner In lhe Bee class while the Cees resulted In a first place dead-· Jock between Newport and Corom, each with 41. Five varsity meet. records fell by the wayside and two ~rs were equalled, O~e meet record each was ·sel 1n the two lower di visions. In the most thrilling race where a record was smashed Newport's Chris Bentley flash- ed past Costa Mesa sophomore Doug Ma cLean on the final turn to lower his meet mile standard, set in 1969, from 4:31.5 tD 4:26.9, a career best. MacLean was limed in 4:27.4. Estancia soph Eric Ol.9on proved the district class In the _ 440 with a record-settin.R'. 49.7 victory over Newport's Howie Baseball Standings "lll!IWAT Ll!AGUE w ' IUINI l'l rk ' ! l'U1tft'tllft ' I y,.., , t LI HWI J ,I ilYl /lln. 3 J KIMMt 1 J l..IWlll ' ' SU""" Hiiis 2 ' ._,.,_,. LI Hfllrl I. ICl!'lllHY t an-I, Lowtrl I, II*-. 1'1111: I. l'ullwtM a. T,... 4 "-' Hllll 1. --IC""*'¥ If hv911M1 L ..... I Of LI HIWI ,..~" Ttwr · 1W111 l'lrt; It ,..,_, Miili TH • • ' " ,. ' . ' 1 l''t . ' . ' W L OI I T , ' , 3 ) 1 4 ' ·f I, ' . GAllDl!N GllOVll LllAGUI W LGt ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . ' ' ~ t ; Clll!ITVllW Mllllorl Vlelo San CWITllfllt FRt"lll W.111~ LIAGUEW LOI ' ' ' ' . ' . ' ' Vl!!1 P1rll Orlll!IG ............ J ~ f ' ' ' ' .. . ,....,., '""" "'"'iYo\o 7. S1n Cit!Mftlt S El M nt O, l&0un1 Btl(ft l FDO!tl H I, Ori'"° > Vltll 1'1rk 6. 1111ifl I T ..... 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Kel!Y fVtrbum OtlJ, G11'1'llO!I (Y11t11111I, 8 I y "e (Vt rtiu"' Dtl), Horii IC o I ch I I 11 V1lf9Y). - - 1111 -Sl1pllr 1Pt"1,}, l ..... 11 {P1r-rt1l, Wllll11m /llOn 111 t p u 'II c ) , LO"tlllc:9 !Yue:• ... ,, ''""' rvt rVurn DtlJ. lfl LM -G1rl1ton (Yvc:110-J, C1trlllt llkY1 ltePUbJlc), D1trln lllv, N'llr• D~m•), ,.._"'•ncln 1"-••I, Tl'o<lrnll1ir1 (PoWlvl. K1liY (Vtrtlum D t I I Tllor!IPIOIO co r1n11 GllftJ, M1v111td (Or'"'' Glen). u:t r1l~Y -BoY1 ll1Pllbnc, lllm ef l'lt World, Vtrllum Del. Ntw~l1·M"' Dl1trkf MMI VAll:SITY 100 -I. J°'lnlO!I CE1!1 10.l 2. 81- !NHI !0.2 J. A"'lts (NH} '· lludOhtlt CCdMI J. Moort IEIO. no -1. JahnllHI (E1n n.1 t. 11ooc1 (NH I tt.S '· Aotlrl IHHl t. Glrl · 11111 !b ll J. Endlltt (CM!. '40 -I. OIMn CE1!1 "'·7 2. ltot•fl !NH! S1.t J. kllvll:t IMHI 4. ICuOetlt1 fCMI J. llOll CCdMI ( ....... ! .-Wdl. 110 -I. 11111 (CdMJ l cJ7,7 2. Sttb- llr fNH) 2r00.I 1. 1111 (Et!I 4. Jttt. !NMl S. Ann1nd ft.IH I !Tin ,.,.., rec- wdl. Mlle -1. IMlll'I' fNMl 4:M.t 2. MtcLH<l fCMI •:n.• ,, Moor• (1!111 '· Nw n !E11) J. MMkl CCdMI IM ... rKordl. 2.Mlll -l . Chivklwll (Ell! t :S0.1 2. Common (NIO t:J7.0 J. F!tmlntt INHJ •. HOyt fE11) J, J. OlfW1n1 ICM). 1:10 HH -1. Wood l1!11J 15., 1. L .. 1"1¥1!" ICM! lJ.2 J. OUlll10 (CdM) '· Na-Mtt INHI S. 0..lt !CMI . lM LM -l . Wood fEtl) It.I 2. Oult- 110 (CclM) J. LeF.-(CM) 4. llM•tr INHJ J. MotW!t (MHI fMlef ._n11. •«t llellY -1. M.....,.., Htl'tlor 41.0 2. E1ttne:ll 41-' I. COl'MI di! Mir (MHl ~I. Miit llellY -l . N•WPOrl H1rbor J:J0.4 2. Etllncl1 J:lt.t J. C.,._ ftl M1•. HJ -I Hl'llfl !NH! 6-2 2, Mlt'(tll- ,,-.lm ICM! 6-2 J. l tltktft flltl '• Hnllr (E1!) S. kll"'tr IN~) IT~ """'' ~). . W -1. lndtlf't' fCMl '°"' t. It* IHH) 1t.a. J, Mlrdllorlalll ICMI '· J9'>11son tl!tll S. NNmt11 CEii) • rv -I. llllmM'f' fCdNIJ IM I. Milll'I (NHJ lM '· Mornur1 ll•IJ t. Sllldd CHHI S. Miiter 1•111. SI' - 1. ICl!lwlff\Wl (NH) U4\6 t. SllV-(NH! J.t4 I. 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Sunday 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. ONOPRE,- .. . • I • t, • ~ • I ... • . . . . • .• '. ', BEAUTJUL NEWPORt-BUCH La,fp. !hvely . 4 bedroom, 3 batll home with huge · sepll''!I• family room with fabulous wet bar. Near Mariners· Park whe~ the children play safely,. f.lush . shag cai:peting. RecenUy redec<>rated. Exee~ent ex- isting apr lOOID can he.ass\UDed·with 5~% irlteresl & payments including' everyt,bing· or'$175.month! .Pric- ed below. replacement as $45,950 •. ~1120: . . . EXQUISITE "IRVINE" ·. $.951280! . Prestige Jocation -executive boine with 4 bed~. rooms, .,-separate baths, 18.rge family .room. Only 31h years•new -looks like a model home! All elec- tric ~ Alt'.ard" kitchen; f(lll dining room. Inviting fireplace. University Park .....:. exceptional planned community ·with pools, tennis etc. Patio. (84,45) 54().1720, . . $24,950 • F.HJ. or G.I. TERMS! Here's a large lovely 3 bedroom & den h·ome with spacious family room, 23 It. living room with inyit.-· ing fireplace. Built-in range & oven. Large breeze.. way connected to double garage. Near schools. A real "Buy"! (7954) 54().1720. , . LIVE RENT FREE-3 UNIT~$32,500 2 bedrooms ; 1each unit. Prime rental area -no va- cancy factor. Live in one & let your tenants make the payments. Valuable 300 ft. deep grounds. Near schools, shopping. Room for additional units. 540-1720 . . ' ' . . . "NEAT AS A Piii"· $2!,500 4 bedroom home with 2 sepa~ate baths, lull dining room, goqd cook's built-in kitchen. Elegant fireplace. .10% down & owner helps with financing ! Prime lo. .cation. 540-1720. . . 3 JEORr.lS. -$22,500 -5 !i % · LOAM Best terms available on today's market -there's a 5~% A.P.;R. loan on property which may· be assum· ed-payments less than rent!-Water softener, new plush deep pile 'carpeting. Reflects pride of owner- ship inside & out. Patio. Pool Sized yard. Near Es- tancif lllgh & Wilson elementary schools. (7578). 54().1720. . ' PRETTY HOME· PRETTY POOL -$21,500 FHA qr G.I. terms too! LitUe money down will move , you info this delightful 3.b~drQOm, 2 bath home. Blue : Haven~ pool, dream kitcli.en-:bandy work features. Lush landscaped low maintenance care yard. Excel- . lent location near ev,erything! (7576) 54().1720. What are the 15 Cost~ Mistakes to Awoid in Selling a Home? · WheNwr '" ff, dett't 9'telftpt .. Mii yHr llode Hfll fH .... fhh Mot. a..I •t9h .... .,.._ H•w- 9"1 C91!PMll..-M.5.A.. ...i .Jwtlll ~ ...... -.... wftd ...... tfMt ,... c• -'" ti-, "'*-"• .u. .... .....,wllHitu-t. ......................... ,. ~ ....... .....,, Altlf II'• .,.,n ...... Jiiit: .... , .... c ...... 'l. I ' ' . •• i" ..-----·················---: 1, TARBELL REAL ESTATE CO. ; P.0.1!X 1400, 16111 8"ch Blvd. : H I-ton lloach, Calif. 92647 ,_ ..• : ~ .......... ...,., .. '"' .... :· ;, '"II~ M...._ Te A..W 11 W ... AH ... " , l NAMJ' ;{· ......... ~ .... ~, .... ,,... :: ......... •'• ,., l· : ~ .. . : l ADDft. 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Name your own terms! 4. bedroom, conver- tible· den, 3. separate baths, elegant fireplace, full dining room. Heavy shake roof. Pool s~ grounds. Only 5 yrs. new with all the most modern luxury features! (8123) 54().1720. MESA DEL Ill BUUTY Spacious 3 bedroom, 2 baths home. Covered big·biC patio. Huge pool sized yard. Room for boat & trailer. Home with elegant fireplace, family room. Terrific; floor plan-elegant carpelillg, drapes. Block from ll!nnis plajground, ele!l\entary, Jr; High & O.C. Col· lege. A steal at $31,500-10% down. 54G-1720. . SHARP CO~DOMINIUM-$17,950 Super sharp -vacation living all year round ~ this delightful 2 bedroom, 2 hath home-like apt. Large living room with a lovely comer natural brick fireplace. Pafio. Washer dryer, refrigerator It iange & 'oven included. Adult section. Enjoy ~the 'pOOI ii recreation. 5*-1720. \. _; VER SHARP.L'iHii :.GI!."" ' Almost no downpl~s smff! ~,-.;;,sto-your pay,· men ts Jes~ _tbao. re;nt. .Qµeen 1ized · bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Parll:ni;, landscaping. All lhe fine features, built·ins, elegant fireplace, secluded living room. Near beach, scJioo1s & all shopping! (8041) ~1720. • ,.OWNER ·DESPERATE : $26,950 -F.H.A.·G.I. TERMS Try any kind, of financing! Very artistic 3 bedroom, 2 ha,th, family room ho'!le· Gorgeous kitchen with 11 the efficiency "buil\·in features. Nice patio for· out- door events'. N~tly manicured lawns., Walle to all ·conveniences! 10% down. 540-1720. GREAT POTENTIAL -$32,500 On choice ~2 property near' schools & shopping--3 nice rental units-rents sbouJd be raised. Present income $330. Room for adding additional units. Own- er helps with financing! (8137) ~1720. · ALMOST NO DOWN G.I. • 5 BEDRM. Local'ed near the great Pacific ocean ! 3 separate baths, 2300 sq. ft. of sheet luxury! Romantic fire- place, fint!t kitchen with gleaming coordinated built. in features. Large family room. Sculptured green lawns, gorgeous landscaping. Fibe location. Owner very anxious_:submit your terms; 540-1720. COUNTRY CLUB -MESA VERDE Owner's excellent taste reflected thruout! Generous size~ bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Most func- tional floor plan. Executive area-Mesa Verde. Near Club House. Goll Course & schools. $49,500. 54().1720. .. .•. UDMDJ" THIS! I ·- AUliST NO OOWN -.$24,958 • to G.I. ~S:-all.otAers very lpw down/ p~ayment.;,fArp · home .in fine) area.. 3 bedrooms, ~~te den1 and a separate family' rocim willl a 15 • 1,'1' ft. coviftd 'bree...ray (..on.tlctinc, lhif'lo"91Y.,>lome to ,,.,,._ do\llH gal'l8~, bcellf!il1value-'llilrr.yJ, 1i4G-l~. '2 55 HarilOr Bl~d'!, ·.Costa · lt\ela, 540-1720· • \ • • j A1lENTlllN All G.L's •$27,958 . Here's a home Iha! truly is attractive! QUeen sized bedn>oms, 2 ~mman ba!M·, family. room,· light. lo .eheerful bulll·m kitchen. Jr. Estate grQIJllds-land- scaped to ~t.' .AJ.most· nolhin& c!Ow.n G.i«>r Iqw-low,down 8Il o~J (1188) 846--0«K. · IT'S . 11tE •TEST -4 · BE-. · $19 758! AttracUvi It stiaiP 0 home with a lovely used Lrick It sb.Wgle, decorator front exterior. Mirrored dining room; all electric garden built-in kitchen. Large cov- ered patio. Watch your chila's eyes light up when she sees the adorable playb9use. Sprinklers. Near beach, ·11Chools\1t .!!!'>.eflng. (8S28,)_.a9i4401. WUW!-$25,9a:..-5\i % FHA -Finest financ;ing available! Apr. loan now on property which may be ·assumed and your payments will be·jlis.tilke 'rent, 3, bedrooms, 2 baths, fllmlly room. Elegant fir~place, 4ream kitchen. Magnifi- cent back yard -sptinklers -looks just like a park! (8429) 84&-0604. TmfYEL-'GORGEOUS EXECUTIVE hOme with almost 3,000 sq. ft. of' luxury.& finest liv- in1 ! 4 bedrooms, 3 separate baths. Electric; kitchen, 2 fireplaces' -huge dining n>f>m idelll for forlJlal entertainlng. Cloud soft carpeting. Spanish decor In- terior. Large grounds' with beamed ceilinged paUo -informal entertal,ning great here. "Younger Th'an Spri!Igtime" -looks like a model! (8347) 842o669i. . G.L's SEE THIS ONE FIRST -$24,500 Almost nothing down G.I.'s-low-low. down 811 olb· ers. Most outstanding 3 bedrOom 2 bath borne with a~kitchen that will win your wife's heart-an the wife-.saver features. Elegant fireplace. Patio. Your own mini-orchard-high block wall fence for priv- .acy ! (lmll)' 846-0604. . , 4 BEDRM' "BEAUTY"-$28,00H.l.-"fHA terms-avi.ilable! No spring .cleaning needed here! ~clous It •err chHrlul home w\th a family room for-indoo~'/lm;'f gam,s. Plan rour -sµmmV. parties in ''tht covered paUo overloo'king the large beauti·. lully ~caped yard. Fruit trees. Dishwisbei - all ,th~ ~uilt-ins ,-loads of tile. 2 marble pullmans. Pli)"'&reO' & sand box for tile "Small ,Fryc\d8428) MU69!. WllP'.S AIR CAMPING OUT?-$25,900 Very nice boll)! with a11 the room 'in ~tbe world in the yar'd to park your boat or trailer • boat ~ate. King sized bedrooms, 2 baths, all electric built-in push butt.on -kitchen -Wife 's dream. New carpet· mg, -many extras! Try G.J,.or FllA terms! (7585) 842-M91. DEANE GARDEN HOME-$29,500 Very' spacicius -livable & IOveibie with accents of beauty & tastefuJ. decor. King sized bedrooms, 2 baths, ·family room. Homemaker's dream kitchen witli, a lovely garden patio -all·the sparl<ling built- in 1eatures. All electric kitchen. (8379) 842-6691. WANT A DINING RM?-$29,20H.I. ·or FHA terms -me'1ns almost nothing down to a G.I. or low-low. down all others! Very attractive living rpom enhanced b)'. a fireplace· for all to ad~ mire. Gourmet's prid~ kitchen.-bandy built-in lux- ury appliances. Patio. Jr. Estate ground s with boat gate for your trailer or caqip~r. Full dining room for those special banquets! .(8390) 846-0604. ' . HUNTINGTON HARBOUR EXECUTIVE . Prestige area. Owner will sell on contr.act or lease at $400 a month. 4 bedrooms, 3 separate ~albs, fami- ly room + den. Lovely 2 story home ]tVith patio & brick BBQ. ~loud soft carpeting, drapes, T-V anten- na. 21,-l, car garage. Priced below replacement at ,500. 82611 84&-0604 . · RIAL ESTAT,1 SALIS TARBELL OFFERS You MORE 1 In 1970 • .... " Q :l1n11il -1411• • u.,_, tW'1 " rM -.. -..................... ..... . .... ,...SE Ml ...... ...,., ..... • • ,....., . c..n. .... wl:llt '" ...,.. • ~......,.. .,..,..... c ... .-.. ........... , .. ~~. S":=;.:i,.~'' ,,. .... , ........ i.. ....... : .;:::.:t'cr::'.,%' -.'-.!.::" =' ,...,..tt .. . • 11 lf ... t M.if PtetlW ..,.... ,.. wttll ...,. ... l e PUAll CALL IO, rotT. 141-1114 > . ... ~ ACCENT -.: 11-4 BEDRl-$39.511 • ; , : P.~ralor'• ~;.i,iiri.<:ome true. 2 gleaming baths alt e)ittric klteheftll:; 11usb button built in features, -: gorgeous wallpape~ in kitchen & living room. Secl!'il• ed rear living roOm boasts a handsome flnplaet: Park-like ·settlng, sprinklers front &: reat. BeautJ.fill bµilt-"1 planters. owner help with financihg (84!1) ~ . '" OEr.DAIJOR'S. DREAM-5 BEDROOll($3t,581 ~- Beautrbiiri maintained "Prestige". home'. Spacioql living with al1 the luxury features. 2 b'aths, e!ectrll! uAwanl'', huilt·ln·luxury. kitchen, maaai,ve Pal~ V9'- des stone, fireplace, lamily•room. Mirro{ljl 1>allwair, 'Coverecl;.patle>-relax all summef' lcmgrLovely_!I~ neighbl>thood-conveniently located to' every\hil!ll. (8377.)' 846-0604. . " DECORATOR'S DnlTE! $29,5' Jfere''s· one you can buy with an aP.r• loan aasump. lion & your payments will he just like real! 3 sepal> ate baths, king sized bedrooms. Exquisite· swag l•!Jll. · in living room with a fireplace for alI to adml.e; Wall to wall cil'pe!ing, custom c!J:apes: Han<laou bar with stools included. Planter .divider. Loa4'd with .charm:& ciimlort: MU69t. ·::: .GORGEouS & BEDROOM "GASTLE" ~;: · Very spacious large 1.,,Uly residepce ·~signed_ fqr executive living &: entertaining. 3 baths; large f~ ~· ' ly room, elegljllt fireplace. Plush d~ pile carpet; in~ -like walking on a cloud. Solt'waler. Luxli!:i built-in kitchen. Low maintenance yar4 .with lovellt. pl~nlers & patios. Walk to all schools.' (8383) ~ ' A• : •: EL • ' t; !". YOUNG-BIG & ·IEAUTIFUL""".'$27,-SOO ·:: , Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2· bath; home 1 with fuD dining room, exquisite fireplac~ enhances ·large 19"~ eluded rear living room. Dream kitchen -fini:lt built-in <features. Attractive entry balL Large• utili-!~ ty room. Plush carpeting, drapes. • Pool .1ize4' grounds! (8406) 8lJ0.0060. :.: -, ' .. .. ~~·· . . . 4 BIG-BIG, .BEDRMS-2 BATHS ' A dining room awaiting those gourmet'meals pre,..:. pared in the fantastic all'i built-in kitcberi. Handso'*'• ·breakfast bar. Plush deep pile carpeting. Jr. Estalt~ grounds. ~ .. --! ... :, SPRING FEVER OR. HOUSE FEVER?-$30,500.:;: What ever it is we have the~olu 1on her~!· Ve~ , .. cious h.ome with king·sized , 2 baths~ larp-; family room for indoor fll!l~ a 'ghtful cove~ patio for the out-crowd! Huge pool Sized groun'dlr ' Cloud soft new carpeting, drapes. Near JlJ scboolt. • See ii now! (8449 ) IJ30.8060. '. I ·: • .. :~ WALK TO BEACH & SCHOOLS!-$26,950 ::; Oversize'd bedrms, 2 baths, massive stone; fireplil<+ sets-off charm of living room. Full dllµng room.; awaiting those gourmet meals prepared•ip. thew~.; saver built-in kitchen. Near Capistrano1Beach.(!ad; schools. Palio. Pool sized grounds. (8447)'. ~. LAKE FOREST-TALL TREES-.~7,58D , ·~~. Verr serene location -tall shade tr~s -countrY setting -ide81 for this spacious home ~ith mas- sive bedrooms, 2:pullman baths and .a nice famil)' roo m. All electric "Award" built-in rkilcJieni! elegaqt fireplace in family room. lrnm8'culat41 rome · ....;. sh~s just iik~ a model! (8448) IJ30.8060. I ; . I I ( • ; 1 I • ~ • , ,. l • • • ----, • Beal state' Q.-tioM •"" Conp• By RMI!• Randal .Mc£ardla -. ' ·: -WIMt "x: ft ft,y ,...I nttte tu:.._.., I MW ................. -~ ... -... ::. c;·1~'1..!:;'y· WMt •re tt.M t••n which •r• coll -el Or--' for? Do thoy ,._,. stole '-lions te •ny dotreo? f.A. • Coote -. Your Orange County ,reaJ estate tax 'money never- leava the county. . , He<e in Orange Cowrty, approximately SS percent of your real estate tax dollar goes to support our P!IJ>llc acbool& · appro>imately 25 percent becollll'• part of the eo,.Dty 'budget; approximately 15 percent goea toward thc'votjous clty·budgets; and the remaln1'1i 5 percent II c!iMlanOd to various other tax·supported_Nenciel too nU&rlel'OUI to mention. ' :.; ·, .. m not rully aur• that the rul .. tate penon flllt • " . Beach. Home ·Tt.d:ae . • Pfun Exdwive ·at Ocean4i.Te Tract ' . . . \ , SJ llr"I"· •lcl pnlldoiil of f!ui*f!!l llollden, -IOpn of • Or;oti>oln In U 111ln 11o n IMda.bu-•1new "Tndo QC Pion" llllklnl It ,.euier for .,....., ••. t 0 ,........._ ....... Aooaidlaclo~tllt~-... , .......... '-'>los 1-wnlnc !amllles te pt U.1nat M9e)' .ir1me. No ....... !"'ll"les -to be--....... --lluJlnc ... __ ... ·,tau. .,.,,....., two both - thq neld la our community," Bram Aid. In addilioo to U.. new plan. Oceanalr< homes, priced from fl'l,llf, &Ive ~ a cboi<e GI VA. or B1IA fina'¥"nl with no clc!w• paymeol nquired for qu!llllled ......... OcUnaire Is a mt drive to -• of the flDeil beaches In SoutDernc a I l f Or ni a, and bu)'On -·-of 12· dH· 1""11 contempor.ry ut.nor ele•atlons : Baths with cukured marble pullmans and a separate family room, living room and dining area make tpeae horn.es perfect for botH casual and formal living. ~Ion need 'IOI """1 about U.. -... 111 Ocuoaln, since lloJ ~ been rauct amonc the top ranUd dl1 trlcls la ~ Soiltbland. • 11>ere are l1so maj<r ahoeP' las -iudl • "" ..... Hlllll!olion Center nearby and t many s ma 11 er convenienCe ceners w Wt all of the needed aervicea for busy families. \·1 cethedial ceilinp. Inside -homes, a Gal· fers•• A: SaUler kitchen with luIUiy f-.., such as eye- lrvel bullt.f.n aelf cleaning · ovtn, diapoeal, range and ~op-. tional dishwasher are featured. Olhe< popular·-feoturol tt>,t are Included at Oceenairo are acoustically treated cell· ings that keep noise levels low, luzurtous n y I o n carpeuna. t h e r moetatk:ally controUtd lorced aJr bea&,, spacious wardrobes aitd dolet.s, and rear yard' fendni. • The architecturally designed modet·homes ·are funWlted--il'I Mediterranean, Jtallan, and Country French deool\ Modern , Contemporary~ Spanish and Antique furnishings are ski 11fu1 t7 blended throughout. · • tiNI need In our toc:iety today. Yet, there seem to IM ·~;'Y OI you P.OOPI•. And, thot ,.,... omrl of rNI • peopl• are faking courMf at coll~ I have two' Hnout quettlans that I want you to answ.er In your col. umn. Che, why Is a real estate person ntcUJ•ry _in the flrsl p1 ... ? 5-ndly, why mual they tob·ao mony col-..,. ...;,...? You t-'t et Or-Coon c..I'-; lo It wirth tho oll.rfif our cell.,.. to troin -,..,io? LIVING, DINING ROOM AREAS OF VISTA VERDE HOME IN SAN CLEMENTE ~ li'le living rooms at Oceonaire bave~oodbuming fiteplaces and popular high 11le attractive m o d e r n kitchens with walnut finish cabinets alto have the added coovenifnce of' p a s s · t h r u slidthg glass windows opening to the patio for year around indoor.outdoor family Uving and enterlainin&. Parents coocemed a b o u t According to dec«ator Jack ~. J\.1aimt!, the decoratin1 is designed to give ttrospecUve buyers some imagina.Uve and useful ldeu tn a practical price range that families can afford. · . . HTC • Huntlntton llNch : . Amtricaia j.opwaUon ia incr'81in~!l;i50,000 persons a 1teet. Seizing new opportunities, f ea ~ on the IJlill•· housing developments are ,Pringmg u P ~here· industrlea are Oourisbing and moving, tak· Inf tey emPtoyes with them . . 1 · • • Vista Verde Homes Offer Many Choices : To meet the demand for housing-better housing in 1~ with our riaing standards o( ~ving -trained men "Every homebuyer should cleanin&. oven, dishwasher and a~ women are needed in the real estate calling to help know the builder behind the diJposal. • our growing pains. They are needed to help home before he buys it. A Amenities include wood. briine.s& and indutry fmd new sites, new factories and well-known name u s u a 11 y burning firepJ.a,ces, , wall-to. of#k:es. They are needed to provide the financ_ing for meana; the builder bas pride in wall carpeU..ac:, ittep-Oown liv· t.hele -vast changes, to manage the commercial and what he sells am will starid inc rooms and formal tlftlna:: aportment bllildings, to appraise the value of all the "!al behlpd I~" says Bob Osten· property involved. · gaard, vice president for Cout full·ien(th mlmr _, in Today six 'out of ten families own their own 1hom,s. ConstnJcUon Co., builden of muter bedrOOIJI d r e • • 1 n I And, each year more and more f•mil!es are able . to Vista Verde homes. area. achieve this long cherished goal. Matching people with New home dutgns to sult Erterior features offer the home for them is the •1f1J, 11tl1fyln9 anq any homebUYer's individual generous uae of masonry and re.ardlng talk for the real estat ent. preferences may_ be selecie4 stone; tW1>Wee car garag61 ; '; =Buying a borne is often the1ar est single investment , fn:im a number of~ beautiful and underground utJltties. a family Will make in 1ts liff:lime. And, at the core of modeb Located at the co~er af.-:...st every real estate transaction stands a real estate of Camlilo Qe Los Mares and "Once you're inside a Vista !l!l'.' b d u f t rt' t v 1 s ctei;oent Verde home, YoU'l11ee the ac-b~er, to whom uyers an se ers o p ope 1es urn , aque~o n an .e. ceQt' ii on livilig, not just for 'help. • : _Priced rrom $Jl,950, one and s u r·v i v I n.g ., 1 ' e 1 ·a i m 1 . =~To help the real estate agent fulfill his funcUon in . tw1>~ ~Is ~~r two, o.tenpard, "No longer must oti= 4YnaMle •letY·i butitution1 of higher education three, four bedri>oml with two, a family live in·• moootooouil ~ a .. eloped programs to provide an educational op-lhree balhl. . box, sqiioiiecl . bel-n t!>e '- ity for the •college student or real ~state salesman . Vista Verde falr:w~y-V:iew p mcrease bis knowledge of the real estate pro-kitchen1 ~ve ~ '!llineered arbltruy hartzootaI planes -<!- and to help raise the standards of the industry as ~ save.~· t.empua lf>d ='l 'T!efloor -like11~ ' to provide training ror those in related fields . ttme .\.Slidlftl' i!ut1 doors and ,-.-~.a •. ~· _" r in 1 c u :-• windows °'*' fro.m the Id~ Al.NW~ A ~ Editor'1 Note. Randall R. McCardle U an Investment chtn to an entertalnment area To reaeh Vista,'Verde, take 11 1~st, president of the Reat E1tattrs, a director of the and food ~Ice ~ter on .. the S;rota Ana. o~ San-Dtego lonal Association of Real E1tate Teachers , a college lee· the paUo side. Luminous cell-Freeway to Camino Estrelll t&rer, author of "Real E1tatt in California." St'nd 11our com· ings keep the kitchen brt1ht turnoff in !an 0 I em _en t e. mftti and q1.1e1tions to Randall R. McCardle, c/o the DAILY day and nl~t. Applll'nees Follow signs·to furn 11 he d PIJ,.OT, P.O. Bo~·1s60, Co1to Mt"aa, 92626. fe.atilre built.in range, sell-models. Prime ·Rate Cut to Have Little Effect No immediate eff«;ts on lhe residential building p i c t u r e will comt out of the recent reductions In the prime in- terest ratn by the nation's m.a}or 1>4nk.s advises Allen L. Banick, president of the Orange C o u n t y Apartment House AasociaUon. The · titular spakesman for the count~·· apartment in- dustry ea:pla!Md that l h e reduction is only for favored customers or 1 e n d i n g in· sUtutions IUCh as large cor· porations. l{e 811\d apartme-,1t builders and home builders do not fall into this category. Banick s1id, however, the building industry welcome• the ~ion and interpreted it as an tedica.Uon the peak may • hive been teacbed on loan <:Oils. But he added that bulldins activity will not be stepped up and ~a are r;lim that the rWde,nt.i; in· du stry will even match 1969's anemic output. "The high cost of money . ecooomic uncertainties and a shortage ol qualified personnel has ilro~ied our industry and a great deal of our strength has witllered away,'' the Orange C o u n t y apartment owner said. He explained that w i t h decllnff in building activities, craftsmen have turned to other employment sources. He said when the volume picks up, maybe lhey will return to !heir former jobs but probably not. In addition to I.his, Banick pointed out that a lot of au~ pliers have gont out 0 r business, especlallr lumber 1nllls an the west coast and marginal operators in the home building field . "When you lop off 200,000 lo 300,000 hoiµ;in~ units from previous output:i:, ' o m-e o n e geta hurt aDCI the pain extends from the CO!ltractor all the way down . tu ·the girl who clM.na wlndoM:," 'Banick said. BiUllck said" he WIS . Very pleased wllh the \frolr"' made in the apartment field during tht put couple o( years. "In l96a and 1961 we did what the home builders ac· norished . The burden ol kee~ ing the country adequately housed has shifted f r o m builders of ooe-family dwe!J.. in11 to buildrers of apartment communllit!, he pointed out. "And we think we have the iniUaUve, t b e professional know-how and the tools to meet the ohallena:e,11 Banick emphuized. Based in Anaheim, th e Oranae C o u n t y Apartment House Association has almost 2,100 members. complished In the early 19505 -;:~~~~~~~~~I -provided l ivi ng ac-r commodaUons w h e n and where they were needed the most," he explained. Banick added that apartment builders have not only managed to hold their organlzatioos together durln1 U.. trying yem of 111611 and 1Jl9. but have actually BOAT BUFFS Ahno11 Lec••bev It the only f11tl-thn• be•tl11t M it.r worti119 •11 •"Y llewtp•,.r h1 °'•111• Cou11ty. Hit eHlnl.,. , ... , ... ef bo•tlltf •Jiii y1dltl111 11p1 It • <lllolly feotu,. of the DAILY PILOT. . l.n San Clemente ... th~re's no place like a \ l • GRAND OPENING -::-::::::::::-if ·The far country comes to town! ... far, far better b_omes on far, far bigger lots and closer to town than you'd think! in ORANGE We took one of America's most accomplished architects ollt to a big piece of the prettiest country anywhere. "Let's turn it into the best place to live in Orange County,'' we Sa id . That Wa$ several month& ~go. You should see wh8t we did. We begzin by laying out big lots (it's In the character of country Jiving), then he designed homes that zire just peffect for the magnif icent setting. Wherever you're looking, see COUNTRY ESTATl!S. 'tiz a far, far better thing you'll do. ThrH •nd Four Bedrooms • Two Baths Powder Rooms• Wot Bore• Dining Room. Femlfy Rooms• Atrlums VA. FHA l , ... $31,350 CONV[NTIOHAL FINANCING AVAll.AILt S.les offic9 • (714) SH-042• ~!ctola ,~ES ' OlttVfHI DllfECTIONI Tt111 tM Ntwpert ,.....,. to 11111111 AM., tll111 1111 ... 11.1en. ..... twlllllea to COUNTRY [STATES Medel HOM••· ~ fllLA A~l. ! i ' I Each VISTA VERDE Home possesses that subtle but recoanizable I I . ,, • ·Home \ ..... ~..,._,,,_l,l.lhttlch.--,lnc.NA l.:l:l:I Anotller fine communil)"by·lho·Ht by COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. .. 1 somethlnl extra in deslllll, construction, detail and finish that sets epert "the best" from-the merely "good." It's not only the riiht buy ••• It's )'DI.Ir best l'llfW home buy! Each VISTA VERDE Home provl!les a FULL fairway, view! One end two story models with 2·3-4 bedrooms, 2·3 beths.~nd 2-3 car gal'!lges are priced from $31,950 .. We'd say compai:.e a VISTA VERDE Home wlth·lts closest competltion- (lf anything came close!) · J Nm .. -if! end HI-HM~ Coot.V, Cfijlle. Ind ... tNn OM mbe Prom the Midi. ' • r:?va ... ; __ A ('v-?., _ _,A ·~ . • - "!flllO•N••••••••••••lilliili·i<··,;·;,;· -;;,·;;;;~-;:;; ~~ : ~.: ""J :~.;·~;;_:;;·;,;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;:;::;;:;:;;,;_:;,~1:,;:, :;,:.;::. :;.:.;::;.: •• ;:.~,.:_:.:_:;__;.::.:-:_:.,.~ ... ::;.: ..... ;:;;...,;::::,:,::;:;:::;:;.:::::;~::::=i:t::;;;;;;;;:ij;.;::::;11 .. . . '-P~op. s· u n dei: F ire. ·. ··eRE-A · Vigorou.sly~-Opposing Measµre .. 'Ille Clllfornla Real Esbitc AJsocilUon board of directors v0\<'1 dw'IJll a meetlll( in ~ AprU 4 to "vltorously _ .. J>llOPi• of Propoot- ,!IOO a oo the June 2 ballot. ba<ktog the opposition wllh an ilpprop,iatlog ol f!llldl, , 11ie proii>l!Uon Is ·IJlO.,.red bf 1he' -~ Teacher• ,~laUoo and 1be California SUperviaors Assodatlon as 1 b.x refonn measure. M-• Lr MGuld ·of Lcllg Bead., ClreA prttldent, gave '8 a reason for opposition by /the 55,000:-ber,lf<!UP: 1'11 irequires ttie 1 state-to match local ·government funds in .1peelfic areas, mosUy for ~ucaUon, 1M&t. it dou not call for any reduetian ol property 1a:s:es by local governments. It even prevents .the leils1ature from reducing maximum prop- erty tax ratea." _. .. i · 'l11e report belcse some b> directors gathered at~ the Ha· ~clenda Motel estlm:ated the ·cost to state govemmen\, in 1he first year at tlOVer one billion .dollan, "escalating tbereafter.'' They voted "'Ibat •CREA appr<ijlrlale , l\inds to ·the statewide commtuee being form~ to oppose Propooitlon B ,.and that we urge · our con- stiluent boards to v~siy -..a; actively ""':1':°,_ln" -CIP" poSitlOn to this pnipWatlon, and that CREA furnish to our local boards information and materials ·for this campaign." The direct.ors voted $10,<0l .. 1 ' . . . : ' I ... : Most Pacesetter Sales ·Come From in County Families already residing Within Orange County provide the greatest buying market for new. homes In Orange County. Most · of these buyers are previous homeowners who are upgrading to more spacious, better.quality housing. These are -some conclusions drawn from a survey of homebuyers a four Pace- setter communities, according to Landon M. Exley, vice president and general manag- er of Pacesetter Homes. · Pacesetter buyers surveyed include those at Pacesetter ~ess, Placentia, Anaheim JlOd t2>e Ranch by Pacesetter 11ear -Irvine. Homes in these l.'Ommunities range in . price from $21,950 and in siu from 9iree to four bedrooms. : "'Results or the homebuyer :!!urvey conducted by our finn jevealed that 65 percent of our -,,ales were to fami~ies previously residing within the -county. 'Ibis supports other :Surveys and predlcUons that jn-migratlon or families from -outside the c o u n l y has decreased sharply," Ex I e y '.said. . : : Exley noted that a s~dy prepared by Bank of Amenca to forecast the economic con- ditions of Orange County dur- ing the '70's predicted major influences on new housing con- muction. Inf1uences cited in- Cluded the declining rate in in- )lligration, the rate of family formation and the growth of per-capita income. • "Of the 65 percent previous- 1)' residing within the county, the bulk of the families were rro mthe older, more establish· jd Orange County ciUes such. 1U Santa Ana and Anaheim. Their movement was to the re-in a I n i n g rural residential areas of Ute county where our communities are located." , Exley said that 23 percent of the families moving into the county were from Los Angeles County, with 40 percent of this , Keii ........ ...,.. I Marg.JI Hlghsmllh of the F. M. Tarbell Realty firm in Costa Mesa ha1 received' a "Gold Kej'' award for selling more than $100,000 worth of residential property in a single moolh. , group coming from L o n g Beach aod the City of Los Angeles, Only· six percent of all the buyers were from outside of Southern California. Some 52 percent previously owned their own homes. Ex- cepttlfbr the-few who changed residence! due to job trarWers,_ they consisted of families upgradUJ.g-their hous- ing. This was possible largely due to increased per-famlly in-" a:ime. ' Most families· 'IJpOng the 48 percent previwaly renting are recent family formations from within the younger generation of Orange ~~.residents, Exley said. I ' • The survey also revealed that 60 percent ·of the buyers are employed. within Orange County. Of the remahling 40 percent 61 percent work in Los Angeles and Long Beach. Crestwood Preview Set For Valley The preview showing of Crestwood, a new, private and e x c I usive residential com- munity, will be held this weekend , reports Dal Stuard, developer of the f am i I y • oriented community at Slater and Magnolia Streets in Foun- tain Va1ley. "Priced from $29,950, the one and two story, three and four bedroom homes offer prospective buyers maximum privacy in a controlled en- '' • Today;, o .wy special occasion at lol<e ro.-.. t. It con be one ol the most ifuportont days in your life. Exoc:tly the home ihJt you hcrwt wanted is wai1ing for you ot lalc.eshoresl Come see for y~f before rt's too krte. ! Just toke the Santa Ana or San [);ego Fr-.ys to .El Toro Road, ~ right-and folk>w the signs. )f s the Escape Route.to an utterly new way of life, wherithe full possibilities of ~ving Ot"e 'YO'ft· But bring the blue lakes!'°'"' Passport! lt's..-ialt ~~~~~~=-~ vironment, both on their own The country honm at Lakeshot• range in size from 2 to S property and in •CrMlwood u bedrocin.., 'With faMty rooms. mcitei' suites with water· a whole'', Stuanl said. .._ bolo,.;os, 1m-.kit<hens, IUX\Kio<Js baths and oil "EICh ,home is completelJ kind. of 1ho ..,_ -··d naturoliy ex.-10 dioa>YW, fenced; and Iba~ ·<OUPled witli ,-~ a bloclt wall fence Ud Jl<OD p\md fTom $26,550 lo $58,995. Homes will" p<iYO<y belt wblcb mrrounds the en-you'U Gppecibfe: pTwste boat launching areas. private tire development, i :n • u t e • ' J str..ts, thot1 are l«kded crd quiet. Greenbelts, partc.1 of ~ncy for th • · · · ,. yo<..-own. Md a ,,.,gnifkent $500,_000 lal<.,ide Beach "In addiUon," 'Stuard con-. "T.ns Oub rtstr~ed to ~efofest residents. In many t I n u e d , • • C r e 1 t w o o d cmM, -.ert room f6r )"OUf"'~'Y own dodd homeowners will hive the n:-~ elusive \lie of a rfCl'llUon pavill'".'I swiJlunlnl pOol· and 'tot Joi plus aeveril 11111U parks ple)ted with m11111'e -shrubs and flowers." ·Features included In 'the sales price include Gaffers and Sattler built -in dishwabser, range and oven with a bUyer's choice of a self-cleanina: o v e n : wall·to- " a 11 carpeting throughout, s u n o y California.styled kit. chem with pass-through win- dow to paUo; full heavy shake roofs ; concrete •al.ks and driveways; f e n c I n a: ; pro- f....ionlliy landscaped front yards with sprinklers; many other delu.. futur.,: all plus free decorator terVice. Y-odel homes are open from 10 to dust daily. Only Ona FllMll stocks In alt home edltloM. Thit'I a big dffl? It Is In Orange Count1. Tht DAILY PILOT Is thl onty dallJ ntwsplper t~t dtflv· !rs the P.K.kagt. • • • S..wrd.o)', A,rM '.18, 1970 DAll.Ymtr • .HUI) Poverty Aid Ask~d . ' ' I t , • '" I ' .... ., .. I "" ' ~· I ( • .._...,.,. , I °' ' • , ) t\'Vi~· ' . . .. at !fl 111111 . . . I w1ru1. \ i • • Read the quolificoti9"1S 1 1n..ug1> 4. 0o )'OU qualify? Then drive to Lake Fore1t. It's a trip You'll r~ with plec\wle forewr. lol<e. sllo!e livil.g is the good 1ae. Bpatinia.sf'imming,relmcing. Wotdiing;the,..,godown in . ' o burst ofi gokien glory <Her a placid i.lke. Miies of bridle tralls through Th8 Woods. Friendly, companionable evenings in theOubhouse Lounge, TeMis on bright SahK· day mornings. And sailing r<Jal1 with your neighbors1 365 days of vocation 1Nery year. Your own very personal way 'lo bring out the full possibilities of life. Makes sense, doesn't it?Whatareyouwaiting for? A 'Lake W Home ts a Sound 'lnYlstn•mt. If you wont top value fa-)'OU' houslng dollar, there's no better investment for )'OU' fcmily's future than a home, unsurpass«I in design, material~, and comfort in the total· counlry corrvnunity. lake fctest. DaYeloped by Oc:ciden1al Petroleum Loid oncf DewlopmentCarporation.420 I Binn Sffeef, N...,,ort Beodi, Califomia. Opefl Doily-171.cl 837-6161 -· , • 59 Lakeshore Homes ' . worth $2.7 million · ' " go on sale todayl --: · · ·· 'l. 2. 3. • ·4 ' . . Here's how you can qualify: You must love the water. You must undetstaud and appreciate the YOlue of water-oriented property os a real investment. You.must have an annual Income of at least $16,000 or similar qualifications. You must be a<:tively see~ng a new home now, for this special offer applies only ~those who are ready to make a deci~on at this time. Only penons wi!h 1his special Passport wlO be adnfllfed to lakeshcres. . Pleaae -tt coit oncf bring tt wi!h you. Please oomplete.thefollowifiji infonnation1 ' NAM1 ...... 11111 ....... ml!!• ... . . -_, ' • ( , .. , .. · .. ~ ,· ' . -I " . ' J\ . ,. . ' j ~ .. ., ...... ' -...... -... . ~ < • ~-4 ' . . . ,, . . -. " . .... . . ., , . .. . . . • ••• .., ... ~{,."/,! , .. • Me~ ;~'W?od s Fills Up Fast -,_. .. ~~ .. .11111 "':' = -·.-.1nOo11A11111, _..... .. J_R._, """".ID lleor1t I. -ed '*!;lll••• South•~• Calllandl'o --.. 11 -llull«nl 11 rm , Jl!ltolol1 owned for -41 yeon. The BOCl10d uni~ with .... floor ~ one! ·~-* clod lo· tilt elecjlOo, lo -open for oal.,, the bulldlr ~ '"11!o-of-Woods lo duo prlmtrlly to pod value 1n a ptltne location, but rt$ale Potential has also been a con- sider'°on by our buyers, our . sw:veys revealed ," said Ken Ra~. DttQcan Eleoo and ......tloo centen. The VA, FHA md caivoatJoaal troglco CoiOtnan Kelllllock, buchet llid nluinu m a terms m avauable. llylaad LObo .;,.. Sm It b llhort dri>e away. i>ooorattr-furnlahod model lnte-·••-... 1.n • , ··--Prka ~ $17,llO includt llama are open dally from II . Bmnan n,o t e d cousumer fenced rear yard, landlcaped a.m. to 7 p.m. Via Sin DJep P!<iftreooe1 ill the recent front 1ard, sprinkltr l)'ltem ill Freowi:J, toke Fairview off• i6iil'Y art &ttalnable In the Iron! yord, c ar p 1 ll • 1. ramp IDd ao north to .er.cu.a Of bomes offered al fireplace, ·-1&an1n& Sunlltwer, then rllhl lo Iha Me&a Woodl. .. ~ oven and"••.t•matte ,dllpl&y ctnltr. VII aurflC't 'Aa a -it of the "'"'Y· cllmuber -... llitclletl lllraetl, take Briotol or Harbor --for t b e bDt ·bldl~lns. , • to 1101 Sunflower AYlnut. -t Clf"all 'kltcbe• • · · • deti6'll an· Incl•Hled 1n p1ano oftod&J'•~ ... M.., W-ol!en - and Joor -..... -wldl two qr -balhl, In -and two atory de·sign1. The development. is located within a haJ!-mlle of the popular lioolh Coll!! Plaza shopping ctnter and is close to IChools: • I SEE BY TODAY'S WANT ADS Breman. "Economic growth of the ~~~~~~~~~~II area made our sales euy in iii e THAT . 'LOW, RAMBLING RANCH STYLE. ARCHITECTURE AT ORANGE'S COUNT«Y !STATES the llni unit IDd prompted .. to .urt on the iecood ahead of .orlilul ICbedules. PUT CASH IN YOUR POCKO ·Newport Firm Opens Tract in Orange ' . "The growth bu been fan- tastic, as revealed recently by Orange Cout DAILY PIWT. ~ the 47 new Industrial firms coming to the area in 1969 a.A IUCb we I I· known Sell unwanted Items with a DAILY PILOT Claulllod A<L · ·.Mtf\'I ~ • 1 ecu t.t v e : ~ tteldnl a rurtl, ceun- · lt)'.W.. atmoopliere with a • V..iet1 cl ~ d ... by . will be In~ In "Counll)' ~ "-a new 103 bo1ne ~t loealod at the ..... "' luob roUinf bllll ill the di)' of Or-. ' Jloillt 1w the -Com--afliewiac>" leach, tile :.-apd. rout bedfoorn, one ilaf'I llomes with two and Jilrti hJlha are Joca~ In an ---honebacl: riding ii pclllUl4r ~ It as I b 1 e ~ GI over 400 mUea of operi: counto'•ide; to the east aad 1ou t h. There are nmntrN riding 1 t a b I e s tll'•llld lhr<algbout the area where hones ma:y be rented, beatded or trained. Juit one mile to the eaat of "~ Est.ites" is the f.azy B GOif ranch. a 3200 yard, par ~ pqbllc golf course in scenic tiilfJ. This facility o f f e r s 1_p i ~.~ a I encoura&ement to ldieol•1e c h il d ren and -1ollen by making a..Ulble a discounted IG- IWICI. pass at 10'-dr prices. )(1111 Olher golf ......, are ~ within ~ minutes of •. 'fl' development rmen may take ad· the two llqU&re- Lake wb~ is _... five miles llo the east ~~~:~~:d The teml1 enQ>UJlut wlft 1.or4e!Ofootwldelolo provlde IUdl quallty lnturos ot For1in1 Die Speclal1$1!, V~ PHONI 642-5671 , e LIN• •DAYI •net tennla c:ourto avaUable nioill lor lamlly octlvltlel and catb6dral ..Uin1 In Ille U-'•• N-'-• Stacl>swltch, Cole ~nd open weekends at toe the opp>rtunily to eri)O)' ibts of room, copper pipi., ln!ul;;d I ;~-ta. Codilloc eon. nearby VUlo Park High School outdoor r<creatioo . celllnp, Hotpoint di5hwashen, trols, Cuvonlcs. At I a n t I c and ~ VIDa Jr. lllgb Pric<d lrom 131 ,350 to ~ IDd double OV1111, R-. Babcock EJec. School. :i.~138~,6IO~,~the~;honl~111~ha~v~e~V~A~,~~~~~~:..::::'.__~troru~cs~,~VJ0~tt=R~Qb;·ber~,=Standard~~~~~~~~~~~~~!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ A1tboU&h CoW'ltry Eltate$ is conventional, « Jl'HA Joans, and is prtpered for ~I PreMed Stetl-Western, Lear In a quiet rural setting, it is avaUallle. Each bcmi OOntains air ecoiUllotllnc. S I e g I er , CoUln! ltadlo, only minutel IWIY I i.o-m ', Oranae Comity metropolitan, jndustrlal, and b u 1 J n e s s centers. It ill five minutes away from the Newport-Riverside Freeway with easy access to a variety of 1recreatkln11l ac- tivities, Including tbe famed beaches and harbors of tht Newport..Ba1boa area. A public nine-Mle golf murse is Jess than a mile away and filhing and boating are a five minute drive to Lake Irvine. 'Ille Buccola Coinpaay bu bullt more than 3,000 quality homes and apartments in Southern California, most of them in Orange County and the building finn Is the reci· plent of numerous awards for · destcn and construction ex- cellence. All homes in this exclusive walled and t r a n q u I J COrTl6 munity a re architecturally designed with heavy shake roofs. Tbe bif on e-a tor y raml>Unc nnch ho-~ave 1,560 to 2,165 square f~ of~ The Pacesetter fa1nily plan: Rooin to live, room to grow at the(7 heart of the Irvine Ranch ~.....,..._:oo .... ~ .. " . ~ .• ~;~bus, trout and l!4ller lbh. ";nd Is Open. to tile pu1fUc r r om mid-January -tlriaulb 5epto!mber eacl! yiar. side livin1 space. Woodbuming fireplaces are standard in each home a& well as an abun- dance of sliding glass doors and serve-through k i l c b e n Windows to provide easy year round indoor-outdoor I Iv Ing ~ • • l -· Blltlnl ls also populaf at Irvine Lake and no swimming ot water"5Jdin& Is allowed, in ~'to ,.._ for IOl'Olle Ull rtltful I i 1 b I n IP and· ......... and entertaining. The popular homes bave powder rooms,. wet b a rs , -le living, dining and family ms and ovenized two an three car garages. lllUBD UIPISTlllD Land of the Dons ' UNSPOILED, SECLUDED 2'1. to 3 acre nncbo sites amid the great ollks of Cleveland Nadonal Forest •' \ • San Qernente, u11! NIWpOrt Buch. Only 23 acenlc ft\ila from S1.n Juan Capl1tr1.ito. Rancho C.~ 1.1'ea .'ft! priced from S 10.000toSt1,000. cuy down. liMtal !Dancllia. fl•~11ret -'f•flle .fl\lv•: S"'11t1. A.aa/S ... D •10 Fr°"'•Y to Ml&oric. Su J ... ~ ...... oa Hwy. 1• (Orte1• Hwy.) 23 •H• to th turn-6({ and follow t'9 aipi. ' Wtile I« our free , Illustrated brochuro. 1111110 Ull'ISTllNG _ 21n 1'.)gJODI-Dri"1t Staitt a, Newport Bcadl. Calif.'™• (714) 13).JllJ 0 DWS BEDROOM 3 BATH 2 ,., I I ,_, MO\/e up to a Pacesetter home at The Ranch in hvi ne and you move into a nr!WIWay of Jiving. · The R:anc~ has b ~~n especfally·created for today's young, acltve fam1hes on the move. Homes, like (he Vera Cruz model shown , offer comfortabl e, elegant living, with more square footage per dollar. Every home has all the Pacesetter touches of quality: the spacious master suites, luxurious arpeting, a fa m- ily room, for!NI and lnfonnal dining, beamed cathedrol ceilings and warm tftt\,lres throughout, fiom the Wood o( the double-door entry to the apd bride of the dr.- matic firepl•ce. Designed for living, becluse P•..,.tltt builds homes, not just houses. HAU DIN OR BEDROOM • .. - DINING ROOM LMNG llOOM And with -v home. )'>U p t room for smwing. The Ranch re-aeotes the feel of an early-Colifomia rinch, with pennanent greenbelts, eucalyptus-lined pu '°" and a centril puk. A Pacesetter home at The Rinch Is an investment In land and an investment in livinr. Our 4~bedroom Vera Cruz model is priced at $30,,50. Other models, in 1 and l story designs, start at $2814SO with the best FHA and VA financing avtilable. Come b~ todly for a look. Y<Xill probibly want to s1&y, Sales office n4/83&-9330 Pacesetter Homes The Ranch ' I ' r:::.· I ,=.:, . ' r r c l I r r ( r ( ( ' r ' I I ( ( 1 I t t , l I i l Reins at Rancho Micllatl A. Graziano bas re1laned hil post u city 1d· rn.lnlltratot of Montclair to IC• cept. appointment u v i.c e prelldenl of property Oj)tra· 1i001 al l!alK)lo Clllfornla, Kalotr Aetna'• 17;i00 • aOle muW-land dev1top. · merit in aoutbweat RJveraide COWl\Y· In making the an· r nouncement, Justu.a C. Gilfillan, president of Rancho CaJlfornJa, said that Graziano will be the chief o n s I t e operating executive at the vast development which is ~~ w~tb ~r 0~ r ~~~ under development for recrea· lion, ruidential, agricultural; commercial and I J I b t m. dUltrial ues. Located about m I d w a y between RiversJde and San Diep on Hlthway 395 near the hiatorlc vlllq:e of TemecuJa, the huge ranch ls owned and developed by Kaiser Aetna, the real estate and land devtlopment partnenhip of KalJtr Aluminum and lbemical COrporation a n d Aetna Life and Casualty. Gratiano, who will usume his new respO&ibillilea: on May 15, alllO will serve as a member of the execuUve com· mlttee of the development firm, which jg headquartered in Newport Beach. L l.o yd Massey, superintendent of co111truction, Will continue to direct on-site construction ac- tiviUes. · Grati.ano has been city ad· miniatrator of Montclair for the put (Ive years, reporting to the five-man city council and responsible f o r ad· mlnlJtrallon of a budttt Of over '3 mllllon. direction of lhe heads · of pollC<, Utt, ..,..ta, planning, engineering and sbnllar departm!nll, and a staff of 110 fulltime employes. RANCHO CHl&F • MlchHI Gr,Mlano Ourtng the period of his ad- ministration, he was rtsponsl- ble for coordination and im- plementation of a $50 mlllioli air conditioned enclosed mall s1l9pping center, wort In I closely with the ow n e r · developer and execuUves of the Broadway and May Com- pany department stores. The city of Montclair also com- pleted new library, city hall, recreation building and four parks during his tenn of of- fice . Graziano received his BA degree from the University of Redlands and his muters in public administration in the field ·or political sclenoe at the University or Michigan. He studied In ltaly on a Fulbright Scholarship for a year follow- ing graduate work. GruJano's family, including his wlfe Helen And children Matthrew 8, and Cathy 7, will join him . in residence at Rancho California about mid· June. * * * * * * Unique Trailer Park At R ancho California A mobile home park de!ip eel ezclusively for u I tr a • modern wlits with exteriors constructed entirely of wood -probably the first of ib kind in the nation - is now under co ns truction at Rancho California. RaOCho California is a lhriv- in1 country community which bu been developed In southwest Rivenide County by Kaller Aetna, a partnership owned jointly by K a i s e r Aluminum le Chemlc1l Corpor1tion and Aetna Life & Cuualty. It is located on Highway 395 midway between Los Angeles and San Diego. Concurrently, Rancho C&Ufomla is offering for ~ale a * * * Rodeo Set At Rancho More than liO entrants from throo.ihOut Cllifomia w i 11 partlcipate in a j u i o r pr~ fesslonal rodeo today and Sun- 4'.lay at the Rancho California Showgrounds I n southwe!t Rivenlde t:ounty. Trophies and buckle11 will be presented winner&. Events: will ~nclude jW11or and s e n I o r bareback riding, jurllor steer Mdln&, aenior bull riding, girls' goat t)'in&, glrl1' baml rac· ing, boy'& tHm roping ~ lit!•' and boys 'ribbon tying. Junior compeUtion includes performers IO through 1 4 years of aae : senior· com- peUUon includes those between 14 and 17. Ptrfonnances will start at 1 p.m. each afternoon and 7 p.m. 00 Saturday everuna. Admisaion ii $1.50 for children lJ yun of are and younaer and ~ for thOle over lZ. new arcflitect-designed mobile home which not mly meets the wood e:dtrl.or siding re- quirements, but also presents completely innovatlve ' • el ' ' and "tee' shaped floor plans. Objective of the new design is t8 celiminate the CU!tomary ,;metal box" appearance of mobile homes and to provide a residential type structure that will appeil to the growing market of young mobile home owner•, as well as to the traditional, more mature purchaser. The 1970 mode.I all-wood Rancho Callfomla m o b i I e resldence11 are assembled on- site In one, two or thrtt bedroom units, at price1 rang- ing from $10,500 to $16,500. They are designed to meet all mobile home codes. The Rancho Ca Ii lorn I a mobile home park 11. being developed in part to meet demand! for country recrea. tJon homes as well a.s the ex· peeled Increase before mid· year ol severa1 hundred in- dustrial employes moving In· to the ranch area. A. J. Industries (NYSE listed) ha9 a $2.5 million industrial oom- plex now under construction In the Rancho California lpdustrial Park. This complex will house manufacturing facilities for three A, J, subsidtariea:. It ts expected that·• companie1 wlll provide emp!O)'nlent for 500 -•e In lhe Rancho Caliromta area commendn& shortly after mid-year. othtr manufacturing firms 1lrtady are operating In the area. Rancho California offers a variety of resldentlal facilttles in ill 17.~acre community. This Includes country eatates valued 11 high as '150,000, 1 homes in the $15,000 ranee. sites: for $40,000 to '50,000 homes, Jwo types of apart- ment developments, a low cost County Gets modular hoo!lng area and motel accommodations. Rancho Calllomla alao has Tax Rebate huge tracts developed In citrus, avoc1do1, vlntyards The County of O r a n I e and other 1griculturt 11 well Wednesday re c eived as commercial and recreaUon 113,214,211.M from State Con· areas. troller Houston 1. Flournoy as The latter includes a U.5 rtlmbuntmtnt for t•x Income mUlion golf COUl'H ael to open lOlltl reau.IUnJ from the in May, an 8,000-acre recrta- Homeownm Property Tax Uonal vehicle park. an ISO E1emptioa for t:he ltlt-70 acre lake with e x c e 111 n t fiJca] year. nshina:, three arena• for horse Flournoy 1ald this was the stmrs and rodeos, 11 well u first Nth 1 payment m • d e .SQ mile& of bridle trails. un~r 1111 legill1llon which -=========;! iranttd homeowner• a '7SO ,. property 111 ~1tmpt l on 1tarting In 1189-70, and which ap,>roprtated money from the General Fund to . relmburte: the counUes for their losses TURN ON TV WEEK l••JI• v•11 t1111•il •• •lt•t't h.,, •• 1,.. li•ltl ll4 .... t11li1 -l••ry S1t11r41., 111 tit• DAILY rJLOf. due to tilt ,.-.,puoo. -=========='I • • • • • ' ' ' • • · __ ()fi)' ()f Tibllmn h()meu m hi§. There'i plenty of lush green lawns throughout our Tiburon community. Including yours. > But you'll never have to mow it. Or clip a hedge. Or paint a fence. All exterior maintenance is done by profeesione.ls. You11 have better thin~s io do with your time. Fun things. Like plunging into the junior Olympic swimming pool& Safe separate wading pools for the young splashers. ShulBeboaril. Badminton. Ping Pong. Croquet. Volleyball. It's all here. Including a putting green to help you lhave off strokes. And The Tiburon Club. You and your family belong the day you move in. sOOials. Fllmily barbecues. Arte and crafts for all ales. • Dancing under starlit skies. Teenage geM.ogethers. And. It's all only six minutes from the fun-loving Pacific. Swim. Water-ski. Surf. 88.il. Tiburon. Big exciting one and two story homes. Great new floorplans. Individually air- conditioned at no extra coat. We suggest _you come down right away. See all the fun thinp a Tiburon homeowner haa to do. Besides mow his lawn. L ·A, B'W'1lll''• . ' • By the deve l opers of world famous Tanglewood -. • • . I • ' r • --· ' • " ~ • :...-:;.:. ...2 , -·· _.,,_ -. _,, --· ;. , ; ~ ~--~~~ ;-·~ , ..... ..... .:,. ':.• .~ _.;~ .-, ~. ~:t ·.-.t .;.i :~ ~~-...... '-".'• ::<:£ ~ I ,. I s .. . 1 l ' , , , I , ... ( • ' • ' r ' . • ~ ,. $ :~ r . -! , ' ' • ;..-• -~ • ' ~ • • ~ • • -· • ;-.: --~ • • --• • • • • • ' . • • . . • . . . • • . • • , ! • ' • • • • • • • • • • • ' • • • • ' ' • ' ' • • • • • • • • • • ' • • l ' ' ~ ' • • • • • • t ' . ..; • - l I I ,, , - • • , f ' If I • - • JI DAl\.V - - t ./ • • ... ....,. ""1111. 1'70 • " ' '! i l ; 1 • •• ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ' " ' ' ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' " "' " .. r. l! " '" ,. 1: ~ " ~ •• !; " " " ' . I • • ' • J I 1-- • '• ! • • DAll.Y Pilot Fresno Hunts One Prized • Bronze Boot FRESNO (AP) -Missinl: One bronze bo9t with a ~-in it! I It attaches to a 500-pound antique fountain known as the "Boy With Leaking Boot." The water normally flowing from the boot is shut oU now. It may not get t•irned back on. ''TbeR?'s just nO place we can duplicate the b o o t , ' ' Fre:sno County's ad- minl!Uative officer, Phillip V. ~chez, said Thursday. · -"Thel'fl are a few other statues in this country, one or two in Canada and a couple in Gennany. We may have to borrow the boot off ooe to make a mold and cast a new one " he said. Th. boot ;11;u ·'iit.i•~. ;.P: parently bl'f '»anaalJ.'. otl a prankster. · · •; • ~ " · Sanchez said thfseriUineTilal value of the art work exceeds its actual value of about $2,000 ':""".if it could be replaced. Efforts to trace the original mold have failed. 1be boy was placed in a downtown park in thls San Joaquin Valley city in 1895 through the ertorys , of cit~ and school cllJ\drjirr. -. It's suffered n'U mer o··u s broken armJ.' and ·o·i her desecrations but they were re~rable .. · . ''llle 1 t a t u e symbolized nothing at first," Sanchez said. ••out when It was remov- ed from the park because of the damage, school children and others worked to replace it. Now it's a park 'YmP<>!.!.~ " Sanchez ~~~if ~~e-.~ is returned or ii ,nower. 'Ca~be m8de it wui'I De ·reattached pet\tlan<ntly. "II'• lllte to think the theft w!d\,a •prank. lt may just be in sOmebody's baekyard," h e said. SlinCbet said no reward was being offered s~ that might encourage fu;• ~th~!ts and possible ;or' ~tty . .........ny '"• •. ......... \.'(1"!1 ' \"''"'. ' . ) Watercolors , Works Shown ' . Tl<• local "'aU!rcolor artists are~limonl 'the more than 300 am.ti whose works -are now .., ~lay at the annual ex-lllbltkli of the A m e r l c t n Wa!Ol<Olor Society In New Yort., . Ra BJ'llldl, 411$ Goldenrod A...,., Con>na del Mar aild Gtol'p R. James, 340 Collen -. Colla Mesa have their Ollllllll> .., vi.w al the na- 1~ -which ... eludes ..,... 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You'll sijor-• tile Old fashioned I flavor. • ·"TI" llOXODlNT '. rave er -a:tio1I ln!I for .111-ltU ' ei-""' 1.Ug~.., skill from feet; •Uids. -""' •Rxnls. • • 1 29 •i$irizes n s~in. · · 41LSIZI • "T " ame CUME ~NSE 99c. "COMMAND" ,Hair ~ for MEii Choose from two ror-...... , '°""'I I/Id 8!' .. f~rStublxlmhair. ~'. 7ttSizt - COMMAND "Shimmy Shins"~uu•1•1 SHAVIMI CIEME-Aerosol desig1ed especiaHy for Wtlmen's legs and underarms ••• scented wltb a deligbtful ·11ora1 tragraee. leaves ski ll soft. . 511. Si1t 1 ~09 · "White Rain" SHAMPOO lly TONI ' Choose from tfiree forn11£1as 5gic ... ; lm;ll.. Crystaa Clta" . andlotlom; 14 n. Sin a. ~etll ""gums llOlll Sqoiib.11 "88 All' in the imported Madras' casi' • lr111•.nt 1e,1a,111ut 1ns•1s one l q.1J1 QO;lu. 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StylishJ.lastic frrmt gives effect of ha -taMd wood. frame kas: built in bilt'lgn Ass't colors. 1h21 .. 221?1" 1.99 2~99 -er=-.. -~~c~-=:~ •ow Shirts • Solid color · lOOS. co111De4 totttlm l ni l, 1111111.wie. on troot 119 witll s1'lrt Sleeve$. SIM 4.1. • ... ~, · . ·MISs~s· "Knee-Hi " Socks t EllCllJ •~~illll lllllX niloll for I pojtcl I~ A$!411ad COki<I II <h>lse m. ""' hnm1 88 ' film II co!f. Sim 8·911 '" C 9-11. .,. • Aggravation • "CM"-r• Fast ••• It's r., ... A.,;q..1 59 --of •tr•"IY "" slill, ""idoS _, m of tniormt • ·finger Ding Dolls · .. ltfllCI" -YOll Cl!I llW:e them wall shte,2 39 d1nct, nm. kick er bee! jlltit by Sl!ppl"I your lin&ers into tbt legs. ~ ... .. i ·~ PR!SCRIPTIONS ~~ NEWPORT IEACH Int lltYINa Iii W•kllff ~i.1t HUNTINGTON IEACH ADAMS ANO lllOOkKUllSt HUNTINGTON BEACH Sl"t'INC)l'l~I ti I.Mn 1n1NCER -, ,. ••• . ..... J· .• .. ' ~ : . .. ,. 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PRESENTS STONIRIDGE IV loc1t1d in t~~> "City of W11tm in1t1r on M19noli1 St., iu1t north of 80111 Avenue 56 HOMES N,OW OPEN• FO~ INSPECTION 3 & 4 BEDROOMS V1ri1ty of floor pl1n1I1xf1riors-Choic1 of 1p1ci1l f11tur11 ·~--.. . DeffPtful Luxury . WESLEY N, TAYLOR CO j ~ ' • • . ' , , ONE BLOCK TO OCIAN ·Best.CORONA DEL MM location. 3 Br, 3 Ba, l.N.ditional •beauty with every moaern : con· venlenee. Owner will carry loan for qualified buyer. Fee sfmple. . · $69,500. THE' BLUFfS -· $26,500 MACNAl-IRVINE REALTY COMP~Y FINER HOMES LINDA ISLE , .... .._,_ ..... ,.. Sop~laticated lle\Y home in an exclW1lve commun- ity. Adjacent to the Uni· versity' of CalUomla lr- vlhe campus in Turtle Rock Hills. Thtte bed- l'OOllll, two bath!, ~ter bedroom s u I t e, family room. A trul.Y complete home for 136.800. Can llJ' . purchued for s;rroo down. Nice 3 bedrooms and electric built·in range & ovell, . ..Private patio. Perfect for a couple. In ucttrsive Newport area, Call to see. Beautiful custom built 6 bedroom 2"'tory, family room home. On secluded Linda Isle. High ceilings & a •weeping staircase add to the charm of lb.is water oriented home. Fireplace in masler bedroom; separate maid's room; all electric kitchen & back stairway included in this gracious, new home. !169,300 --• ' $25,soo I ·----• ·~ to . $27,250 MoJ1ls open cla ily I 0 1.m. 'til dusk J •• I~ BALANCED POWER {i) HOMES _ HAR.BOR Vl!W HILLS For a fastidious buyer. Sharp, near ne\Y 4 bedroOm Lusk bonie. Family rm, dining rm & 2\!i baths. Move right in . $54,500 . 877 Sahd~asUe Open Sat/Sun 1·5 , llAYCREST Beautiful en~losed garden entry to excep- tional 3 bdrm & faro rm home on fee simple site. Formal dining room , 2112 baths & 3 car gar. Professional landscaping. $8 1,500. 1927 Santiago Open Sat/Sun 1·5 LINDA ISLE DOVER SHORES The home that has everytillng. Huge livinc room..SPectacWar View , formal dining room. paneled !amUy room, fr!'endly wi th fireplace & wet bar. Medallion ki chen. 4 bedrooms &: over 4.000 sq. ft. of living area. Tastefully decorated. toget,ber \Vitb heated & filtered pool. !104,000. Oi)en Sun. 1624 Antigua Way. UPPER BAY A1~ our 11111 repr11ent1tiv11 ebout our contract of· stle terms . Phone t7141 893. 0184 Co.11"-enlent tenns. Liber- a.I landscaplng a n d sprinkll'r *)'stem allow· ance. Over.size lot, Tbt.r- niador self..cleantn; ,J>Yen. Carpetlnr throughout on rubber pad, Self contain· ed laundry. Formica tac· ed hardwood kitchen cab- inela,. Pomona ceramic tiie counteni and full liplash. Armstrong sheet vinyl in kitchen, beth· rooms, and I au n dry. litany, many cthe1· qua!· ity features. Five acre &~im and tennis club in dcwf!lopment. Lots of val· ue. Lota ot roo~ . Magnificently designed home \Vilh 5 bdrms, maid's rm & 5 baths. Spacious living & dinin g rms open to cantilevered patio deck facing lagoon. Rumpus rm plus family rm which opens to garden patio. \\'et bar. $169,300. #80 Linda Isle Open Sat/Sun 1·5 Exceptionally lovely home with master bed· room, large living room, beautiful family roon1 & dining room. All opening to :tO ft. pool & lanai. This customized, immaculate home may be seen Sat. & Sun. 1300 Estelle (Corner of Highland & Estelle). $64,900· ._ _. __ _ General 1000 Gener•I 1000 General 1000 General 1000 DOVER SHORES .-_..;._ ____ _ . JUST LISTED LIDO SANDS . 6 Sharp &eidt! units w/pool, l Bedrooms on quiet aecluded at. 2 BR 2 Batlu!I, built-ins each, rar'w, drps, crpta, pa. ~ $26.500 U01. $75,000. Don't wait! George Williamson BOB OLSON REAL TOR · REALTOR ,.._ 67M350 64S.1564 Eves. General 1000 I General 1000 Coldwell,Banker OFFERS: OPEN SUNDAY I ·5 11S MILFORD, CAMEO SHORES Dramatic 4 BR. contemporary home w/ white water ocean view. Lrge. dining area. Teakwood paneling. Pool·in protected patio. $150,000 • Cathryn Tennille BAYFRONT-PIER & SLIP New & Gorgeous -5 Bedroom, 4Jh: bath $145,000 Exquisite Decor -4 Bedroom, 4 bath $140.000 Large Lot -Fee - 5 Bedroom, 3 bath u $179,000 Carol Tatum 2 VIEW LOTS Corona del Mar, finest view area. One·way, short street. 2 large flat lots w/older home. Build on one or both. Bay -Ocean view. $85,000 Mary Harvey OPEN SUN. I ·6 2 HOMES Corner Larkspur & 4th, Corona del fi.1ar. Just reduced for quick sale. On Jlh lots. 4 BR., office, 2-s tory + pool plus 3 be<l - room home. Excellent financing. $77 ,500 Afary Lou Marion EXCLUSIVE BROADMOOR Lovely 4 BR in Harbor View Hills. F.R. '"/ fireplace. Walk to private pool and child· ren's play area. ?\.1tn. vie"'· Exp. cpts. J ust listed. $87,500 Bud Austin , EXCELLENT INCOME • 4 UNITS In Balboa's best rental area. Very close to N.H.Y. Club. Best Bay!ront beach and ocean. All apts. in top condition & rented. $82,500 Walter Haase NEW LISTING -BA YSHORES Open Sat. & Sun. 1·5 PM; 2491 Crestview. If you enj9y beach living, this three bed- room, 3 bath & large family room with wet bar is for you! $59,500 Kathryn Raulston HARBOR VIEW HILLS Outstanding vi e \V of ocean and islands. Twinkling night view of pavilion and Bal- boa Bay. All part of 4 BR. home w/family room. $58,800 · Al Fink 193 SANDCASTLE, CdM Open Sat/Sun. 1-5. Lusk, split-level 4 BR., 3 Ba. Well dee. Pool size lot. Cozy .FP in family rm. Neat wet bar. Just reduced to $57,500 Lavera Burns SUNSET VIEW-EASTBLUFF Lusk home. 3 BR/2'h Ba.,Fam. rm. Play : rm. or ofCire. Beautiful d~cor. Bike to ten- . ni s club. Price reduced. Good financing. · Make offer! $51,500 ·::Harriett Davies " LOW INnREST LOAN . : West.cliff -spac. 5 BR. 4 Ba. lam. home, : avail. with lge. assumable, low int. insur· · ance loan . 1.fany extras incl. heated pool. wm consider lease-option. Marton Bui• ISl-0700 FIRST TIME OFFERED Dover Shores custom built 4 Bedroom View home with pool. Only 7 months youn__g. 2 Sepa· rate wings, master bedrm. living rm, formal dining rm, kitchen w/brkfst nook can be closed off from familY room & children's bedrms for ideal entertaining. The whole lovely plan is tied together by a 40' marbl~, gallery for that sought after "open feelfhg. Shown by appt. only. Call today. 131' BAYFRONT Finest Dover Shores vacant lot. Ol•.'ner liqui· dating. Priced for quic k sale. SUMMER IS COMING See this custom built home for yea·r round living. 4 Bedrooms + loft for pool table or ? Steps from China Cove sandy beach .. Take subject to existing 61h o/o loan. 2626 Cove Street.' Open Sun da y 1·5. ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors BA YCREST Ofli'lCE 1430 G1i1xy Drive, N.B. 646-15SO LIDO WATERFRONT APARTMENTS 320 LIDO NORD Telephone: 833-1102 s---- COURTYARD POOL AND ''Forever View'' In Dover Shotts. Brand ne\Y plan by IVAN \VELLS. Ready for immediate occu- pancy. 3180 Sq. fl. of llving area. 4 Bedroomg, l baths ;-poy,•. der room. J Car prsge, Step down living rm w/hlgh beam celling. Richly panel. led family rm with 2nd fire. place &: walk-in w e f'bat. LarG:e i1.lanif kitchen;"" aep- al'!lte breakfast nook. Seclud· ed, landscaped courtyard y,•ith 19 x 32 beat~ pool. Thl<1 beautiful Wellil built home is truly 1.11 invitation to elegant living, Welcome Ivan Wells & Sons CAMEO SHORES Will Ext+.1nge For Smaller Lu:..urious custom. built home on choice cor· ner site. 4 Bdrms, den, 5 baths + pwdr. rm. Huge patio & cov ltnai surround H & F pool. O\vner will consider smaller home ie ex· change in nearby area. By appL $195,000. DOVER SHORE BEAUTY Near new top quality 2 story P.1editerranean \v/2 story entry, 4 bdrms, family rm with sunken wet bar, large formal dining rm, 4 baths + pwd rm and 3-car garage. Fine in· terior designing. By appointment. $118,000. BLUE LAGOON VILLAS-$6<4,900 White water view from elegantly refurbish· ed split level condo. 3 br, fam rm. wet bar. glass enclosed , ths. 2 pools, rec area, private ach, life & sec. guards. Va· cant. CORONA DEL MAR Spectac ar! Million$ VlEW of bay, ocean & pe · sula. Spacious 3 bdrm split·level home h den & playroom. Above harbor entrance. See the unusual today! 2501 Ocean Blvd. Open Sat/Suo 1·5 DUPLEXES AND TRIPLEXES Ne,vport 3 & fam · + 1 br & encl lanai. $43,500 Corona del ~far 3 & 2 br. under const. $68,500 COrona del Mar 4 & 2 br dup. view. $87.500 New duplex & triplex, 3 & 4 bdrm, . short block to beach. $78,500 & $95,000 Corner waterfrt duplex, 3 & 3 + den, $99,500 ''Our isth Year" Immaculate, spacious Ivan \Veils Z.st.ory View home. 3 Large bedrooms, convertible den; high beamed ceilings. Gorgeous View. Beautiful swimming· pool plus many addi- tional features, including a wine cellar. ~118,000, Open Sun. 1930 SanUago Dr. VIEW Overlooking Ne,v_port llarbor & ocean. 3 Bedrooms, large living room, fireplace; large deck with \'iew. A fairyland at night. Lots of closets & storage. f,59,500. FOREVER'VIEW Sunsets, ocean, city light s & Bay View that's itself worth the $76,000 the owner is asking for this fine home. 4 bedrooms. family room, 2 baths plus powder room, A Broadmoor, professionally decorated with handmade Mexican tile floors, top grade carpeting, warm wood paneling. LOTS Dover Shor•• 2 Lots available, r on the beach with beauti· ful water outlook, $37 ,500. The other is an ex- ceptional view lot in an area surrounded by magnificent homes. $48.500 ' We1tcliff , 1.arge fee lot adjac:ent to Dover Shores. $28,500 Coron• Hi9hl•nd1 SpectacuJar vie\v of ocean, high on the hill. $35 .000 Westcliff Corner of llighland & Somerset, .set among. beautiful homes at exceptiona!Jy low price of $23,500. 6 Beautiful units .. 6 Car garages & utility room, with 85 ft. fronting on exce~ent swim- ming beach. Units are newly furnished. Reduced to $200,000. Xlnt terms l~A~M~A~G~AZl~N~E""' WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 Son J01quln Hiiia RHd COVER NEWPORT CENtER 644-4910 MACNAB·IRVINE Realty Company BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 642-1235 •1s.n10 133 Dover Dr., Suite 3, Newport Beach 642-4620 showplace In NE\VPORT 1000 901 Dover Dr •• Suitt 120 1080 Bayside Drive l ~~!!!!!~~~~~!!'!!'T'!!~~~~~~~~ Sl!ORES. "4 large bedroom•, General 1000 General ! : all with double size cl06etli, --------"'""------1 ~~~~~ 1000 l balho, ...... '"'"" room ESTA n E t t s I I ..,_ Newport Beach • THREE SEPARATE with custom marble fi1'@-s a e . a e G.neral 4-"#' 1000.1.G.Nr•I 1000 plao. ••'Jo'"'"•"""~'"•'•-SEnLEMENT -----_.;.,-" ••. 01"'"• room + """' ,.,,.. "ltimal• '" '''''"""· " BUILDER'S WANT PRIVACY? UNITS EASTS IDE COST A l\1F..SA L'Orner contains 111.-0 bed· roon1 homf'. beamed ceil· ing One bedroom apru1ment and bachelor unit \\ith fire- place. Separate play yan:iii: • large laundry room, work &hop and double garage. $365.00 monthly income. Ideal for 011·ner'1 home plus earnings. F U L L PRICE $36,500. $3.700 inillal in11es!- ment: Ol\'ner wilf help lin- $22,500 BU)'!I lhis beautiful 2 Bcdrm & den French Qtr. condo. Assume 5% % rnA loan. area in kitchen. A private, Bedrooms p Ju s separate I 9 FOUR-PLEXES HOME Lots of room to entertain peaceful patio overloo~ing master suite. 3 ·ootru. Largt! ExeeUent reJ>ldcntial area. , . . . in this 3 BR. + din. + tam. $22,950 the water. ~ub house with 2 fully panelled family 1'00m good income, Priced for Im· ·Never lived 1n!. Choice coun-+ OOx22 fl . all purpose nn. poobl, tennis court & volley with fireplace. Dramatic !iv-me1Halt' sale at $41,500. F11A 1ry club location. 3 Bdrms, Encl. Spanish courtyard. 3 ball co'.lrt goe& Y.ith It._ It ing room with noor-b>ceiling terms (must bf' oivner oc-2 complete balhl. fan1ily Yean old I: immae. Cose llhoWs li~ a Model. $49,950 stont> fireplace. C'ustom drap. cupiedl. Ne1v conventional room, pluA l2x20 rec. room, to 11Cllools & &hopping. 546-2313 es and decorator 1\'llllpape?'ft loans fonc rour·plex per in-plush . gold shag e&Il>'IS ONLY S47,9SO CAN YOU TOP THIS!! In an area of $90.000 homes .. ,A spacious 4' bedroom 3 bath honw with formal di~ ing room, large living room with floor to ceillng windows, Cute 2 Bcdnn & den on large R-2 lot. Fireplace -hd"'d floo~ • dble g;u·, Vacant. Try lO~f down. E·Side 4 Bedrms Immaculate home on large corner lot. n car grade schools. Assume high 7J<i;9'o FILA loan. $27,950 Island Duplex 1.fodern custom furn duplex, Bay Vie1v. Stei>l! lo tM Vil· I age. Priced right al: $79,500 o THEREAL '~ ESTATERS 3 UNITS $29,950 Income $420. '& month -- East&lde Costa Me!IR near golf coune. n x 100 Lot, Spanish style with court- yard & patio & a bltin BBQ. Call to see: Newport •t Victoria 646-Nll lonytlrnel .a superb built in kitchen "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"J with eleamlng hardwood cat,. * 2 * Out1tandlng Buysl '""" .... a family· room WHERE IN with wet bar. A built in -WESTCLIFF vaco,m, ao><i a pool ,,,.. OPEN SAT /SUN 1·5 yard. ~.n you top this at 1 $41 ,900 900 CHESTNUT, Eastblutf only $64,!tj(I . (Comer of Alla Vil!lla). Spac. PHONE 673-1550 Sparkling 3-bed.~m home in iou11 2 BR., fam. nn .. 2 ba. n1ow-in cond1uon. Mod~ GREAT too. J.~)N'E 'tor ~n e)(terlor and open· beam ceil-tertalning Vacant ·. quick lni:~ in.~id('. Double fircplaef•. JXlll&el!.!I $42 500 10 THE REAL .~ESTATERS . " j OPEN SUN. 1-S , -$33 lwbel Terrie• Corp na lllghland&, Cdr.f I Top o' the hill, spec· ( tacular v\1?\Y~ 5 BR, 5 I .Ba. & 1wlm. pool. i LAGUNA ROYALE I Oceanfront Condo., : South Lacuna. b3 ~fodela avalL 499-3970 ColoaiH -MAlmN~ 11i·lllZ ] SELL or RENT 3001 f''crnhc11lh, C.M. <off '1300 Biker) l BR. 2 Bn, 1i4 balhs. large family room · · · ' · kitchen. Excellr.nl opPn n~r SUPER BARGA1N plan. Brig h l And airy 10 Acres in n.ncho California tlu'Ollghou!. wilh outstanding V I E \V! e 1Uibt price • good term1. SEMPLE REAL ESTATE 2315 E. Cout Hwy, &?r>.2101 Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR N!?ll'POrt BelH:h Office 101.8 BayskJ .. Olive 6~ll EXTRAI EXTRAI Ye11, extn room• with 5 Bed· rooma. dining nn, o~b.cd garage, elec bltn1 & on l•rge comer tn oollete area, near major Abopptni.', Take 0\1er 5~ '' ldan at $34.500 full J>fl<e. nc1A1ly n!deconted, Wiii aell s.A. Helahts VA er nlA, 3 on contracl for lo11• rlown. Bedrm. $23.300. Kingaard, P1clfie Sherts Rea lty 8474581 or 536-8894 Eve1: 897,.._191 642-2221 or 646-M Bkr. R.E. ~ll 24222 throughout, Delightlul out-dividuan. Cash to existing: throughout.. $38,500 · lO'/.. Walker Rlty. 675-5200 side entertainn1ent center loans !multi-bldg purthnse doivn. J,369-Vla Lido, NB Open SUn. including a 40' Blue Haven available), All offers sub~! pool and 12' x 2-1' cabana. to court approval. Ca 11 \0 THE REAL '('. ESTATERS Roomy Ranch Style Eastside Costa A-1ea. Prestige Newport address. 54:>-8424. By appointment only. $80,000 \ ou: h c•oa•s"!'lt II . , ",. ' .•.. e 2 Bedrm. hrd11·d noon;, frple, xl nl cond. EaJ;f Cl\1 . R-2 $19,500. K!ngaard RE Ml ,_,,,, 3 BR. 2 ba. Den, [rplc. Paved alley, Room for more unlta or parking. Pt1any po1&ibll~ ties. Only $26.9.10. CALL 646-7414 F•r•I Walker Realtor DAILY PIWf WANT ADS! Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR r<f'1vpott Beach Offi« 1028 Bayside Drive 67;,..(93(] -CLOSE YOUR EYES General and envision a dream! Now open them and call for an appointment! Jl's a well-lo- cated, well decorated, clean, prlde-of.owncrshiP' home In beautltul Ma:iA VERDE. Shag w'}N!fs, deccirator wall paper, lots of 'vood panPI· Ing. lntfi-c~nn . Bl.c: Sliade' ! Trre~, Don't i\fiss Thill 0111:' • $Z7.!GO .• 546-2313 o TliERB'AL ''"\,, ESTATERS . ' *URGENT* ~n )"OU want to li1t Or IC]] your home. We are In con- tact with 62 families movl,_ Into the Newport Beach &: Costa Meu area In the MXI 60 days. c.aJI for appl. Lachenmyer Re.Jlto1 1860 Newport Blvd .. C~t CALI. 64&-l:m ~. 642-0llj 1000 I Gener•I 1000 )General $©\\JJlA-l&ttfS• The Puzzle with the Buift./n Chuckle 0 Rearrange !he 6 eoombled 1~~~-~VJ'.i"""I word1 below lo rncikt 6 (, 111npl• weirds. Print letlen of each in ii• lin• of S(!Uores. HOPNAR I I I I I SORRAY I ' I I I I TE SWEN ' I I I I I POXSEE Scene in 1990, Ah old I I r I I lndi•n soid to hi• son. ~::'.:· ::::::·=::::-::::·=::· ::::: "Some day, all th is land LUTAMU will ·belong lo the Indians ..,,.., 1 -"-T 1 -,.. 1 ..... 1 ....... 1 -t again. Paleface all -10 _ .. _ . the-." 'f·lf LEGS 'M ..,, "-"" "" d>«klo ..,.,.,, ,..:r-o.r~.;.;,.-.-rr1 "' '' 1111"'• "' "" "'"'"• -•· rj I I I I I ' "''""°"..!.':.':!-"°;..' bolow. I I I i . ' SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN DIME·A·LINE ' 1000 I ~ ·' : • ·' .- I. • ' . .. , • , ~• •• . .---.,,-,:•--,.• --,.,,..,...,-.-.-. -.-. -=--=-:-. -.-.-,-.-.-, ~--,-,-.------.... -_--,-,-,-.----, -.-.. .,-.-,-,-,-. -,-,-,-, ---~-.-.• •. -"-...,,--.--. r:•,---.. -, :-;-:-:~~,:;.:: .. ;7;;.;;:;::;·:;~~-,--;;:;; ·-•• ';,_-,-, ~.'"r"o .... ~,,...,.,T,,,s,,,rA ,,...,. •• • '• J * LOOK AT THESE '-* 1 DlltlllCllwe ~ built, 3 Bod- !'gom Ba,yttst home. Barned m:tlng In llv-J ' lac rm I: famlJ.y r:m. ~lered pa.tf o I: llOOL "-On Lot · 4 ........ Only $52.500 fc>r thl• comlort4ble Ba,yqut home v.1lh 2 tt~pJ.ac. ts .Ii good yard. !furry for lb1i one.. 5 •• _c1roo1111 3 Bedroom llaWil io Art1ftJ,c Bay c r. ~ • t front, 2 Bedroom home, separate dhllng hOU$e iq t'Ml'. Extra~ rm. Largt' living room !&JP lot with space to le ramUy room. Excel· UuUd mort':. Jcf}l location. . -AN'l>TO BUILO? S.V.r•I Good ..... Aniloblt J8tRY FREUD -CHARLES 'ARNOLD 3U I . 17th St., Colt• Mou lllAL TORS 646-77SS ---------~~""'==""'"""""' MAGNIFICENT CUAIQm S,,ani4h UPPER BAY 4000 sq. ft. under M!Jslon tile fllOf. 5 lrg., Bdrms. 30 ti. Muter suite w/lrplc. F01'Jllal din. rm., lovely liv. rm. W/{rplc. Pllnelled famlly ·rm. wt buge•frplc.,'wet bal'.-Spant.sh ' tile floors. Cult.om carpets & drapes. Pro- fessionally landscaped.,.,Room for Pool. 3 car garage. boat storage. EVERY EXTRA! As- swne 71f,t% loan .. * BY OWNER. 646-1146 * ----------- Gtneral 1000 G1n1r•I 1000 Gonorol 1000 Gonoral 1000 -------1--------- 5 UN"5 Of)"pcioas"l,ii .ere ne:ar ~.A. Coqhtl')' Oub • 2 3 Bdrms, 2 ba~1 and 3 2 Bdrms. • $765 per month income. sm.soo - Owner wW trade for 9mall home. ·or will hf>lp finance. 646-7171 FOR SAL E45'.t50 2015 K&WAMEE lrvh\e Ttr·r•ce 4 BR. ~ bathl, laMl room. Elec. kitchen A all bit-ins. Low Land ~aae. Call CURT DOSH, Realtor RUSI'IC 3 Br Crestline Sa.n Bern. Mount. Some antiq. , nice furn, 1112 ha, 11 den, many trees, patio, w r k 1hop, cellar incl 6 lob. Own well spring water. $54,950. 29% d.n. 6.6 Owner will car- ry. 5013 No. Doreen Ave., Temple City. C213l 444-2M3. ow.. direct 6C<i678. Olarge SWIMMING POOL 3 BR, Muter BR very large, lara;e dining or tam. rm. Fi~place of volcanic stone, 'Kit bit-ins. Gar on alley. Lovely POOL with waterfall. Ea.stside C.M. $35,450 1730 W. Cout Hlahway your ad, then sit back and 642-6472 Eves. 673-3468 listen to the phone rtncr r.2.~blfi !lll 't'°Re.l\LTY" -~~; "t ~f ,\R ~l\11 ORT PO~I OFF!C! READ THIS U ·you are in the market for a NEW home, see these oulltand· ing customized homes, built by Fr8nk H. Ayres and Son, locat- ed in a prime area very close to Huntington .state Beach. The homes are pric.4 from $30,290 to $33,690 and vary in size from 3 to 4 ~rooms, 2 to 3 car gar- ages and 2 to 3 baths, with shake or mission tile roofs, fire- places, underground utilities, concrete driveways, built· ins and carpeting. There is VA and FHA financing ~vailable. There are 3 homes available because of credit rejections. Occupancy by M>y 1, 1970 in this unit. As added features these homes in· elude such additional extras; as shag carpets, front lawn land· scaping with sprinklers. • HOUSES P'DR SALi! HOUSIS l'Clll SALi ' &AT/SUN FROM l :Oo 3061 CoNll St. ofinJa PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES Eutblutr• finest view • ruu 290• ol 8'Y, Mountain& A: Untvetslty. t .Bedrm plu.1, r plua, plus! Opt aDowaooe OPEN SUNDAY 11•5 • 15 tlndo lalo Driv. New ' & beautiful 4 Bedroom, 5 bath home with large sunken llvln~ room & lam. rm., wet bar. Radiant electric heat. Carpeted & etc. Stop by! . 4t02 Brlablnt Woy In University Park, a "&mn belt beauty", and on a cor. ner to boot for utmost pri- vacy, Jninw:ulately kept 3 + taro I din combination. Balrony, view, many utru, 2949 Pemba Dr. Fixer Upper. New HaUnr of Mesa V er de Cambri~ home on quiet streel Needl work but priced right for present condition. Vacant. 21541 Hanaikal Ln A "Cal-0.a.asic" in ilB, with terrlflc FHA high loan to us.wne. Vacating this week. end -real euy terma, Hur. "'' SUN FROM 1:00 2007 Santiago Or. REDUCED $5000 1ll!S WEEKEND FOR F AS T SALE. BeautilulJy decorated 5 Bed.rm w/pool & jacuzzj in Baycrest. NO T LEASE- HOLD. Let"1 go! landscaped. l'riced ................ $155,000.:. 16 Lind• Isle Drive , . New 5 bedroom, 5 bath home with upstairs;. view of Corona del Mar hills. 3 Fireplaces &: :. ~ BBQ. Luxw:ious carpeting & panelling. Land-(. scaped. With dock ................ $145,ooo.,. i ! 77 Linda Isle Drive New 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Mstr. Br. has beam cell. & own frplc. Large family room w/fireplace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $185,000 80 Linda Isle Drive 5 Bedroom & maid's, 5 balh)I witb family room & large rumpus room. Carpeting. 3 ,Fireplaces. 4,246 Sq. FL . . . . . . . $169,300 Waterfront Lots ..,. No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle leasehold lot. Plans avail. Consider trade ..... $35,000, . No. 41 : Long water view facing Harbor ls-- land w/76.2 ft. of frontage. Plans avail. • 1 jJ!!!!!~!!!!!~~~~~;~~~~ ~:_;oN•;w~'============:O:-D~AIL;;;:~Y=P=nnr""==W==ANT===""=s=-'I 1000 I ~•I 1000 I Gonorol 1000 O THE REAL '"'\.. ESTATERS Our next unit is no'v on sale for occupancy in May and June 1970 and introduces the new 3,000 sq. It. "El Dorado" model priced from $34,490. Rancho La Cuesta Homes on Brookhurst at Atlanta, Huntington Beach 968-2929 -96&-1331 2026 Lem nos Dr. Pacesetters' Marina SeriH - a "one -of • a • kind" d!C· orator's u .. n home. 4 Nice Bedrma, fonnal dining rm etc. Very sharp hldl'!ed! No. 88: Point lot with 118 ft. of frontage. Long water view. Plans available. I ' Open Houses THIS WEEKEND ...,, .... ...., ....,., .... .,.. ............ . ,.. .. ..._ ........ Aft tllie l11u11www ..,... W... .. ~ ............. ~ ......... ..... ..... t. ....... DAILY PILOT WAHr ADS. ,__ ....... .,.. .._ fer ..,. ., te l"Mt .. 111'914 ............................... ,.,...,. HOUSES FOR SALE lY (2 Br & F1mily or Den} JllJO Chestnut (cor Alta Vista) Eastblull 675-2101 (S.t & Sun 1·5) 511 Santa Ana Ave., Newport Beach 675-4930 • (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) tt515 36th· Street, Newport Beach 673'6210 (Sat & Sun) 2116 Vista Dorado (the Bluffs) NB 644-0985 (Sat & Sun 10·5) ** 106 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642.8235; 675-3210 · (Sat & Sun) , 228 Hazel, Corona del Mar 673-2222 !Sat & Sun 1·51 1218 Devon Lane, Newport Beacti 67:;.4930 (Sun 2-5) 10052 Starboard, Huntington Beach ~91 (Sun 1·5) 17985 Cashew, Fountain Valley ~91 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 17931 Caledonia, Huntington Beach 842-6691 · (Sat 2-6) 5511 Wendy Circle, Huntington Beach 841).2114 (Sat & Sun I~) 3005 Cleveland Ave., Costa Mesa 54-0-5498 !Sat 12-5) 2351 Westminster Ave ., Costa Mesa 644-1102 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *9042 Pioneer, Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1·4) 1322 So. Mohawk, S.A. 645-0303 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom & F•mlly or Oen) 3057 Carob St. (Eastblulf) NB 546-1141 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 229{1 Waterman Way, Eastside Costa Mesa 645-2000; 548·6966 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 24582 Los Serranos. Laguna Niguel 499-2238; 496-2604 (Sat & Sun ·12-5) 2501 Ocean Blvd., Corona del Mar 6444910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2491 Crestview (Bayshores) NB 833-0700; 644-2430 tSat & Sun 1-5) tt43S Bayside Drive, Newport Beach 642-8235; 675-3210 !Sat & Sun) * 1930 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235; 675-3210 (Sun) 2741 Fremont, Costa Me sa 540-2313 (Sun 1-5) 2725 Lorenzo (Mesa de! Mar) CM 540-1151:545-3058 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2936 Cliff Drive (Newport Heights) NB 646-2414 (Sun 1-5) 1927 Santiago (Baycrest) NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2048 Commodore (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 384 Mira Loma (Back Bay) NB 646-3255 :545-2737 Eves. (Sun. Mon & 853 JoAnn, Costa Mesa • 645-0303 . Tues 1-5) *2719 Albatross, C.M. 641).3255 (Sun 1-5) (Sat.Sun 1-5) (4 ~room) 2015 Kewamee (Irvine Terrace) CdM 642·6472; 673-3468 Eves. (Sun 1-5) 2626 Cove St. tChlna Cove) CdM 641>-1550 (Sun 1·5) * 115 Milford (Cameo Shores) CdM 833-0700; 64~2430 (Sun 1-5) **II Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642-8235; 875-3210 (Sat & Sun) 1130 Santi'io (Dover Shore&) NB 642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 5901 Price, Huntington Beach 846-0804 (Sat 1-4; Sun 11-4) 9182 Brabham, Huntington Beach -1 (Sun U) 9362 Pier, Huntington Beac.h 84U691-(Sun 12.e) 2911 Calle Grande Vista, San Clemente 492.-1405 (Sat & Sun 1-4 :30) *2894 Clubhouse Road, Mission Viejo 545-IM91 (Sat & Sun 1-51 *342 Vista Baya C.M. 645-0303 , (Sat.Sun 1·5) . . (4 Bedroom & Family or Den) 3807 Topside Ln (Harbor View Hills) CdM 644-2521 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1430 Galai<y Drive (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Open Daily) 877 Sandcastle (Harbor View Hills) CdM 644-4910 ·(Sat & Sun 1-5) 1334 Hampshire Ci rcle (Baycrest) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 2·5) 1507 Lincoln Lane (Baycrestl NB 642·5200 (Sun l c30-5 :30) 23~ Colgate DMve (College Park) CM 549-2189 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 893 SandcasUe (Harbor View Homes) CdM 833-0700; 844-2430 (Sat & Sun 1-5) * 1624 Antigua Way (Dover Sbores) NB 642.8235; 675-3210 (Sun) 1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 1300 Estelle (WestclilD NB 642-8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 5871 Heil, Huntington Beach 846-0604 (Sat & Sun I H ) 986 SandcasUe, Corona del Mar 673-2222 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 2501 Bamboo St. (Eastblul!) NB (Sat & Sun afternoon) 2010 Vista Cajon <Bluffs) NB 646-3928 :644-1655 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 501 Kings Place (Newport Heights)-NB 646-3928 :548-6769 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5 1 2304 La Linda (Back Bay) NB 646-3928 :642-0185 Eves. (Sat & Sun 1-5r- **15 Linda Isle Dri ve (Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 (Sun 11-5) 216 Kings Place, Newport Beach 642-7000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ·*1227 Highland Drive~_Newport Beach 646-0555 (Sun 1-5) 1008l Jon Day. Huntington Beach 540-2313 !Sat 1-5) *5.'!6 Santa Ana Ave .. Newport Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1-5) 844 Sohora, Costa Mesa (Mesa del Marl 546-5880 (Sat & Sun) (5 Bedroom) **16 Linda Isle Drive {Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 (Sun 11-5) (5 8edroam & Family or Den) 286 1 Chios Road , Costa Mesa 540-7823 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 821 Camphor (EastblulD NB 675-5726 (Daily from I pm) **80 Linda Isle (Linda Isle\ NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1815 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB . 642-8235; 675-3210 (Su n) * 1536 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB 642.8235; 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 17442 Encino Circle, Huntington Beach 842·6691 (Sun 1·5\ **77 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 (Sun 11-51 **80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) NB 642-4620 (Sun 11-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE G30 -634 -633 -642 Center. St., Costa Mesa 646-0555 . (Sat & Sun 9-51 12!< 3 Bed•oom ) **4010 River Ave .. Newport Beach 646-2414 (Sun 1-5) (3 & 4 Bedroom) ** 1303 N. Bayfronl, Balboa Island 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) HOME & INCOME (3 Bedrciom & Apt) 112 Onyx. -.BaJ boa Island 675-3331 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 220 Pearl. Balboa Island 675·3331 (Sat·& Sun 1·51 (4 Btdroom + 1 Bodroom Apt) 715 Jasmine, Corona del Mar 673·~222 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (4 & 3 Bedroom) *Corner l..arkspur· & 4th. Corona del fl.1ar 833·0700 ; 64~2430 (Sun 1-6) (4 Bed•oom + 2 Bodroom Apt) '1:27 Coral Ave., Balboa Island 67~2916 (Sat & Sun) APARTMENTS FOR SALE (2 Btdroom) 200 Emerald. Balboa Island 875-3331 (Sat & Sun 1·5) CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE . (2 Btdroom & Family or iDen) 511 Avenida Campana (the Bluffs) NB 644·2867 (Sat & Sun 12-5) ·-.......... "'• • r..r -' Wet.rfrent . "' G.-raf ALASKA IOUND BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dover Or., Suif9 3, N.8. 642-'620.,. -.J ---(ieneral 1000 General ~----NEWPOl,lT HEIGHTS "";=:==:==:z=::=:==:z:= j Just charming -trom lhe 11 lush landac.aplng to the ce- j .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;I Open Houses dar shingle roof. Rich gold 5-46-SllQ ,,...,~ lhllbt) OLLEGE REALTY lDAmllllllHl ... ,CM. Lot Ownon """ting • n d hanlwood A l IR. HOME Sot & Sun 1·5 ~io :,_~00e":::: FOR ONLY 2:f04 La Unda, NI en wilh hreakl.,t a" a. $10 995 .(off 23rd St.) Wann family room includes WOULD YOU BELIEVE A home for $14,950 with a )ow assumable interest rate! Easy walking distance to shopping, new crpts &: fresh- ly painted, too. Ideal for young married couple, baeh-. elor or bachelorttte. Call ~ for further details. • Built on your land• bedroom home with excep.. room for boat or trailer. Ex. & . . Owner ol thil: lovely Glen Mar home iii on his way to adventure. He's left VERY FLEXIBLE TERMS avail. able on this sharp home, in· cJuding LEASE OPTION! Spacious bedrooms. l % bath.~. F.AMli.. Y ROOM, built·in t<\tchen. Big patio and nicely landscaped yard. Call for ~ and Terms. f Back Bay. LoveJy 4 King •il.e fireplace. Alley access with • COATS • , FEATURING tiona.I storage. Lo&ds o I cellent ~isting financing . WAL LAC.;: • -I 1080 sq, ft. charm & extra.a. Xlnt !inane. available. $3l ,OOO. REALTORS-• t ./ Dooblc garage ing, Quiet cul-de-sac street. I -546-4141-1 ; WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES ~ ~l~·~thplaster Call eves: 642--0185 . --(Open Ev1nin 9s) . ·.!~ 's~Ato;:L =,'I; 2010 Vista Cojon -l"'•"'0v""'or"'ioo""'ki"'nt""'C!"•"'••"'1'l'e".l . •in m011t Orange County and Bluffs, Newport Beach 3 BR. home. Private beach . (lther approved areas. 3 Bcdrm;--2 Ba, ~ living c 11 th area. Nr. pools, tennla & rec.: Realio" STANCO + •rng area. Patio, all'"' 0 eswor y area. Walk to tho ocoan: 2043 West.cliff Dr. leve · $39,500. Good terms. Only $24,900! "'6-7711 BUILQERS, JNC. Call ev": 6«·165' CAYWOOD REALTY Open 'til 9:00 PM cio.ed ~ ~~ & Co 6303 w. Coast Hwy., NB · LUSK EASTBLUFF '"""a:".<:':.... 5.01 Kings Place REAL TO~ • 541-1290 • REDUCED $1500 Balanced Power Homl'!it Largto famlly home, 4 BR, 2 Nl'!wport Beach Office Horse1 or Unitl Lge 4 Br. 2~ b; .. Owner leav • ..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"'I BA, living & family rm. New 1028 Bayside Drive ~2 acre, 3 Br, 2· Ba, pool, ioo; cily. To view call -MAGNIFICENT 4 BR, 2 Ba, crpts, painted in & out. Own. 675-4930 6* 7n loan. May trade. Walker & lee REALTCJt Family nn, heated pool, er will cany 1.st TD, low 531-7636. ---alN-MA-N~ l nd I . down, Call eves: 548-m69-1HE QUICKER YOU CALL. . • 1 "'"'""" "• • proleiisional a scap ng, 1n _....,. QUICKER YOU SELL \Vhlte E1,pha. 11ts? '.'! 111·1112 H.B. Assumable 6~?f loan, •nr.. =~=:==::;::==,~ SOCK rr ro 'EM! 144,500. 96>-<98t ..... 283 Del Mor MDVEl·N .. A WEEK " FROM TODAY! A really bii family home. 2-stories, 4 bedrooms. Just minutes from work., schools •nd shopping. If that sounds good, start Jivin1 he~ in a week! It's close ln -but away from noise and trlffic. Just a few b6ocb from Soath Coed ....... ' ........ tram Onnp Coast a. c.tw, Dal: doar ... - .~,, ........ .-.t: .... ,,_ c:oDilipl. And haw's tbil b'....,, eo.r..d ..try, l•ra• living !"009'1,.. ..tt9d ~..ct .. n to wan fireplace, torMlf --... '°°"' with v.utt.c:I ceilirc. ~ pentry in kffchen. Hup mnter sui~ with sepeme ~ ,_ 0¥911ooking rMn1 room. ""8 shat!• root, 11yton shit ~"ti throulhovt.- kltchen, btttls and t.mily room till>CI, ce,.mh:: tUe hath and shower. Come see. lf1 south of W•rner on Bristol at Th. Plan. 'l'hePJata w.,.. ...... ,__.., __ .......... 1111"a1tow • Homes From $35,995 Phone; 540-1667 Lachenmyer R.:-a ltor office open SAT &: SUN 1860 Newport BJvd., cM: CALL 64&-39'l8 Eves. 642--0185 Newpo11 Heights NEAR CLIFF DRIVE. On double lot with large green111 large 10' deep well landllC&p.. ed private pool. ~ aq, ft. 4 big Bedroom, 3 Baths, For. maI Dining Room, Breakfut room, Laundry room, J.car gized garage with power opener, panellng deo:ntor wall paper ... LuxuriOUl! Llv. ing on a Shady, Tree-Lined Street. Nothing like it for $52,000. ~2313 64&.7171 \-0 THE REAL ~ESTATERS "GOV'T APPRAISED" SUBJECT TO NO MONEY DOWN to G.J.'s or FllA terms. BeautilUI 3 bedroom h:>me on a great corner location. Upgraded c::arpcts and gorgrous drap... es. Close to ltteWB.Yft and shopping. hfodem California style kitchen. H~ hiick fireplace. DoubJe Garage. Call to see. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & lee Realtors 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adanu 545-9491 Open 'Ul 9 PM e £ASTBLllFF e Open Daily From 1 PM 121 CAMPHOR . 5 BR., 3 ba. ~ family rm. Nice lge. yard, nn, for pool SprlnkJen front & rear. Carp. thn.lout. Close to park. Bought another home, must sell immed. Priced beJow market •t $45,000. • Scenic Propert\eti m.57218 HALECREST 4 Bedroom, 1~ balhl, hlrd· 'o\'OOd noon.. $24,250 Full Pl-icE", vtTs no dOwn, JiltA low down, FULLER REALTY $4&.0ll4 DIAL ~lrect 64U678. °'""" you;, ad, then a.It back and listen to tbl phone rinl! 1000 ) General 1000 BAY AND BEACH REAL TY, Inc. 2407 Eost Coast Hwy. 675-3000 THIS IS "HOUSE SENSE " Over 2200 sq. ft. in this exceptional Cameo HighJands custom built home. 3 spacious. bedrooms, Formal Dining Room. Nestled in a lush garden setting affording com· plete privacy in front with expansive Ocean View from massive Living Room. Matched walnut panelling & artistic rock fireplace add character and value. Built in Bar & 2 Patios are added pluses! At $69,500 you are assured of unmatched val- ue. 675-3000 (Eves. 673-1353) BARGAIN HUNTERS Bring your c heck book -this won't last! CdM Income Buy! A 2 + 1 Bedroom in· come property on R-2 Zone (very scarce) Lot. Low taxes -low price! $28,750. Own- er will carry large 2nd. 675-3000 (Eves. 675-2986) SEE FOR YOURSELF OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 to 5 P.M. - 2815 Harbor View Drive, Harbor View Hills View of entire harbor area; no free-Way problems. 4 bedroom, 2¥.1 baths, din- ing room family room, Pool. What else can there he??? 675-3000 Eves. (675-2569) WANT TO MAKE MONEY??? Move in to this attractive 3 Bedroom CdM home on R..-2 Income Lot and bu ild anoth- er goOd rental unit in rear. Owner has plans all ready. Price now is only $35,750 675-3000 (Eves. 548-8868) TRADE ANYONE? Ocean View Lot on 17 Mile Drive in Car- mel for local income property. Call for complete details. Carmel Realtor says, ••Jt's e Beauty! and reasonably priced." 675-3000 (Eves. 673-1353) OWNER ANXIOUS Just moved into t heir new home and does- not want 2 loan payments. It's one of the best values in Eastbluff-has 4 bedrooms, Family Room. 2200 sq. It. Ni~e rear play- vard. Vacant! Redecorated! :And waiting for a new family. $43,600 675-3000 (Eves. 646-5'1:27) HOW ABOUT $19,500? Not many under $30.000 In Newport Heights. Attractive exterior; large "Fee" Lot. 2 Bellrooms, Dlnin~ Room, Modern Kitchen, Covered Patio. Exclusive Listing. Please call for appoinbnent. 675-3000 (Eves. 641>-5227) •Licensees interefled ln affiliating w.ith one of the I.farbor Area's oldest Real Es. tale Offices, drop Jn for a chat with Own· er, Mr. J . Leonard Smith (or call 675-3000) BAY & IEACH REALTY, Inc. 67~ Coll Any TlrM • 67s.a. I I t' " ., ., I ' i . j I •1 " . •• ' . ' .! ., . • I ' ' i' • • 1 ·.; r i' . I ' . ' • I ~ j' I . I •' ~r ·., i ... ' ' .. .. " .. .. " ' .. .. -· I .. ' • • ' HOl,ISIS ,Oil ,SALi HOUSIS FOil SALi HOUSES ,OR SALi $o!urdq, AptU 18, 1970 DAILY ~ILOT JI HOUSES l'Olt SALi HOUSES l'Oll SALi 'HOUSES l'Olt SALi HOUSIS ,DR SAL i H~USIS l'OR SALi HOUSIS POR L\Ll -al 10001-•I llOIO..ral lllOt ~~~~.--~~...,...-. Cool• Mou 1100 Devor Shon. IID 0..... hi.. 1227 G.norol 1000 0.-af IOOOo-rol 1000 . Pets IJar~ll JGa/ig pm6nl6 ~ '°o~L0TsLo N 1~:::)~ ,§.~j -oowtrBr ,, . $1J,too ' • CUTE EASTSIDE • BOOM -PRIME LOT -LOCATION ... OPEN HOUSES Rare ODDartunltv 1507 LIN~OLN LANE • This doctor's home, held open for the first time, is an .J!XCeptional v al u e. Among its many assets are: ,.. • 4 Bedrooms • SUnken living room • 'Formal cliniDg rm •· Separate fam. rm • Family orcllard • Separate doe run Newly deeorated by Clone! and Chaffin. BeauWully landscaped yard. Bill Bentz will show you through this unusual home. SUNDAY 1 :30 to 5:30. . A Joy Forever • 1334 HAMPSHIRE CIRCLE Beauty that will charm arl,d delight you . in its Oriental garden.setl!ng. This distinctive custom built home has 4 Bedrooms, pecan panelled entrance and dinin& room, family room, wet bar, lath house and 3 car g@l'age ~th bonus 10x15 room that coi>ld be finish· ed IS 5th bedroom .or home office. 0pon SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2 to S. om .. Opon Saturdays • Sundays PETE BARRITT REALTY I 60S Wostclllf Dr., N.11. 642-5200 NEWPORT HEIGHTS Just dlanning-from t~ lush landacaplng to tbe cedar ~e roof. Rieb "gold car- peting Md hardwood noon. 2 ~ bedrooms pl1.11 l 1tl betbs. Modem kitchen with bratfast area. Wann flim- l!Y ioom Includes ...,,..,.. A!JeY. access with room 1.ar 'bo&~m' ~-Excellerrt fin. andila: available. $31.!ll'I. •• ·> ·:· ... Q;lesworthy ; .; . :- Inc, Realtors 645-0303 at Harbor Cen~r 229IJ Harbor Blvd., C.M. CAMEO SHORES & Co. :· REAL TOR Priced reduced on Inc, Realton HOME. &% LOAN. . -· 642-9315 NO DOWN GI 2 -... • , Bdnn. 1-Bdnn. MISA ARIA Jnc. $285. Close to storo1, 'Jt Y01i1 u.ed: )'OOr G.J •• Onl.y park. S2S,IXXI. S4S-2416 S850 dOwn '1'R4T'S AU.r! °""'1u"/J\i1. . 3 1Arce bedrooms, 2 full co=a'°'c~EO=u~s..;•~.,.-.~isoo=·~. =El~« baths, delwc kitchen, with kit, din/tam, 3 tikd ba. built·im, hardwood floors Lush crpl, ])I.I, lnd&epe, rm an d fireplace, SEU.ER for boat. 132,950. Sf0.8316 DISAPPEARED! Priced nr:Jw at $21,960 M.rd to fiDd bu-. BY OWNER -1 ,, Better .... _.,, ,._11 4 Br, 2 ba. Ftple. Gt/FHA ... n. • ...... ,.. · ~ tenns. $2S,900. 548--7594 '''"" 645..0303 at Harbor Center 2299 Harbor IDvd .• C.M. $16,sOO Neat and nifty 2 bedroom, 1 beth home with built-in EUrl'RJC kitchen, double saraee. luxurtou8 carpeting and . drapes. Fenced yard with b6g patio and fruit trees. Quiet location, walk to major dlopplng. HURRY this one! WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & Lee Realton, 20t3 West.cliff Dt·. 646-m1 Open 'til 9:00 PM l~=I NEEDS HELP! Mesa D1I Ma r 1105 IMMAC. 4 Br, crpts, dtpl, ideal Jand1cap l nc &: decorating. 843 Sonora, C.¥. Mui V1rde 1110 Mei• Verde Condo OJuntry Oub Villa, adjac lo golf course for We by own- er. 3 BR. 2~ BA lrg, Jlv. rm .. patio, deluxe 0 frigidaire appl's, radiant he8t, dbl gar w/e~ dr il bit.in ston&t cabinets. $35,IXXI. S41J.62f9. MESA VERDE S BR Formal Dining room, 1Sx24' Jam. rm, 2 trplc'•, 2',S ba, lrg lot. $46,500. Owner/Arent Call aft 6 P~f ~7811. * BY OWNER * 4 BR. 3 BA, lamily rm, luxurious. A:ssumable 1%%. $t2,0C.O . ~ Collogo Park 1115 Beat High Interest Aasume :;~ FHA loan, 4 BR, 2 BA, hrdwd Ori, &bake rool. ()r low down on new VA- f'HA. $28,IXXI Fu.II Price. Co81a Mesa lnw-stment Co. 548-7711 NEWLY d~. 4 Br, 2 Ba, tam rm, bit-ins. ..tndt trees, blk wall, fence. $27 ,950. 54&-8753. 1-0 THEREAL "-. ESTATERS HARBOR Highlands. Believe us, these homes att bani to find. Bright &: clean 3 BR &: 2 BA home w/cozy [rplc. in prime residential area. Wa1k to Mariners School &: West. cliU shopping. Priced for immediate aale $28,500! ! ! Call :>45-8424. New port Beadl. Dmce this lovdy view home Mesa del Mar, 3 Bednn, and ·~ B6ygide Drive exquisitely decorated with family, I* Bath + bltins, ! • 61;>4930 an Oriental motU rk B ~~ nereds WO • , , ut t'' ""~ -wtfAT? ONLY $IOO Fabulous ocean views right for present condition. ·powN + FHA magnificent teak pe.ne:ling Vacant. Call Ray Gault at BY TRANSFRD owner 2 CLOSING COSTS 2 Large bedrooms plus Heritage Real Est.ate 5fG.ll51 story, 1 yr old 5 BR. 3 BA. Th&fil right! For this 3 bed· convertible den NEW LISTING arc:h desii')ed. pool sitt k>l, roOfti, ! bath home in Costa pretty yard l ~ end of cul-de-sac. I Blk M•. Big comer Jot with Now $84,500 $23,950 Sack Bay, 1100 Sq p. din Doll)le garage on a great No down to vets low down rm, sm sewing rm 01.,oUice, itritt. Needs aome cleanln& FHA; 3 BR, I ~ BA, dble lam/kit 30 x 14, liv rm but& heck of a buy! Subject pr. Hup yard, fenced front w/be~ ceilinp &: frplc. to &•new F .H.A. Ott Gt Joan • rear. Sharp! Won't lut! Mother-lri-1.aw suitt w/iiep wia; """uai """""'-rate BOB OLSON REAL TOR """""· SS~<m. 516-754< of '1\9'. WHAT! Wbon""' 673-4400 ,..5580 ' WAKE Up to thi. m""'loo' yoq ·wee It? NOW! Call ./ FOR SALE BY OWNER vlew. PopUlar East BluU WE SELL A HOME 5 BR .. 111m room, trplc, book Condo. 3 Br, trl-level, separ. RY 31 MINUTES OPEN HODS£ i;hel\<CS, enclosed pat 10 , ate rnaster·suite. Luxury 11,v. Corner of Galaxy and M1rinar $35,000 1 -3 .,.., fin1nclne ev1i11ble or trade up for incotne property, Phone 548-1936 ~ Newport lloach 1200 Unlvorilty Park 1237 ASSUME 6'/• •/o LOAN Spacious near new Custom· built home on one of New- port Beach's moat dl!:airsble cul1ie-aac strttbl. 4 bed- rooms 3 baths with formal C[ll~ing room, kitchen ealktg no6k and family room with wet bar •. Too outstanding-to overlook. $5.5,250. ' ~ 646-TlTl 0 THE REAL "-. ESTAT ERS DUPLEX· VIEW- One Jot from Ocean & with Ocean View. 2 BR &: 3 BR with fan1. rm . PLUS 1 BR & bath guest m1. Looks new. Good rt";nlal area. $51,500. DUPLEX ON CANAL 2 BR 6 3 BR duplex or use u 5 BR family home; 2 baths, office, patio &: sun- deck. Canal waterfront with. dock for your boat. $74,500. 0 ~\l •li !~II lj-•EALTY " '~:: ' ~{A ll 'i !l'iPOR! POST Of I IC ! NEWPORT HEIGHTS $23,950 4 Bedroom• 2 81ths Large Rumpus Room Cui.ct.sec StrNt CALL NOW! ,..2313 1-0 THE REAL "-. ESTATERS OPEN SUN. 1-5 204 40th STREET Perfect beach cottage. 2 + den. l''l'plc. Mo~ right in! Room for boat & trail"r. Take a look. CORONA DEL MAR Breathtaking vieW! 3 BR·, 2 ha. Minimum yard work. A rea1 beauty! Shown by ·~ pointment only. MORGAN REAL TY ....... .,._ 34.ll E. Coa."I Hw)'., CdM Best Buy • E•stbluff Llke. a 98' oornt!r with a car· den view? Prefer Lusk quaJ. ity? Need 4 Br, lam. rm. w/frplc, 21_. ha. service porch &: l&r&e fenced )'lll'd '! How about shortest block to new elementary school 6 ahops'! Need immediate OC:• cupancy &: good financing! How's about $44,500? See: owner Sat l Sun at 2501 Bamboo St. 644-1450. SITUATIONS MAKE BARGAINS ••• Here's one. 3 br, 2 ba with Wn nn, Tenni1 a~ s'wlni. ming pool near by. fp $.10,$00. Owner wUl conskler ..U on. era; Try land contract & hill old interest rate. • Rod Hiii Realty Univ, Park Center, Trvino Call -833-000 2 FIREPLACES' One in muter bdrm. • one in the huge family rm., w/ ....-et bar. 3 BR. 2~ bl., for- mal dining rm. Sweepin& virw from upstairs. Spot- less oond. & a real pleasure to show at i;IB,950! BOB PETTIT. Rooltor 122-0IGI Low Down Payment Ex- celle.nt Flnancin&: 1~ ~ An- nual percenta.ge rate. WW carp, Bit inl., cloae to Schools' and •hopping. Only $38,995 kr this 2 1ty 4 bdrm (including 15 ft. x 30 ft. muter bdrm), Fam. Rm., Agent: Phone tn4.J 833--0300 LARGE BONUS ROOM OVER GARAGE Excellent location and Jo' i n an c Ing. 7% '% • n nu a I percentqc rate. \V\V carp Bit lns, 2 1ty, 3 Bdrm, Home for only $34,995. A&"enl : Phofle' (714 ) 833--0300 IMMEDIATE POSSESSION Beautiful Joc:aUon, WWcarp, Bit ins, 3 Bdrm, fam,nn., Private Rec. tac., Eiccellent Financing. Only $ 3 4 , 9 9 5 Agent: Phone <n4.J Sll-1790 Back Bay 124CI BY Owner. 3 Br house xlnt financing, no points. $26,000. 2351 Weslm irlster, C.~f. Coron• dtl Mir 1250 • OPEN • l'or Pef'!IOnal lnspec::tion SUNDAY l·S 436 F1rnluf Swin&in&: ML hideaway, 2 BR. 2 Ba. 2-Sty. liv. rm, + income. $57 ,500 • 4545 Tremont Ln. CAMEO SHORES Sweepini vlew. 4 BR. Party patio l pool. S74,500 • 1701 Port Abbey Way HARBOR VIEW HOMES O'sized yd., room to romp! 3 Bf. fam. + den. $44,950 • SAT.• SUN. 1·5 3320 S.avlew S BR. fam. lieach home, Bloc:k to ocean. $49,900 • HAL PINcHIN &. Assocl•t•s REALTORS 675-4392 Anytime OH! GIVE ME A HOME HAWAIJ BOUND -Luxury &yfront Condo. Furn. 2 Br, 2 Ba. $47,500 xlnt terms. McKenzit-Realtor. 64&-0732 *BLUFFS -Choice-corn. view lot. l Br. 2 Ba. l level walled patio, cus. exi.-·az Save $$ • Sll,950. 644-4265 . BY Owner, the Blufls. Model K borne, 4 BR or 3 I: den. By appt. 644-4646 Where Uie family can roam 5 BR, 3 Sa, de:n, 2 frpl'1, on and the KIDS and the PAR- beauL vtew lot in Eaatblutt. ENTS can play. Lusk built home. 6.f4.-0153 ,. -WE HAVE IT ... Newport Holght1 1210 HOME ON 2 LOTS EKtra large !iv. rm .• 3 BR & DEN, fonnal dining nn. 2 baths. frplc., kit. bit.Ina. Beautiful decor. $45.600. CLIFF DR. VIEW Ve.ry nice 2 BR Ii DEN + GUEsr nn. 2 baths, large dining nn. Court yard patio. Lovely BAY I: OCEAN "'!"'· $59,900. ~6 1 6 1411 , .. , EA '••~(!<'> i)f R A ~ l H AR N WP RI POST 01 llC! on a huge 60 x 190 fee simple Jo1 in lwrur!Olll "HARBOR VI~W" home•. 4 bedrooms, 3 balm, formal diningroom, sunken den with brick firf';- plaee and "''et bar. Add a community (oo mainlen- ance) pool nearby. SEE THIS LOVELY HOME NOW. 2012 Port Cardiff OPEN SUN. I to 5 P.M. OR CALL 673.8550 O THE REAL "-. ESTATERS lk & L ~ ing. everything at your er ee Sun Mon T·-l·5 =· 't";_;, .. coa~~ """m'" ''°"so. t.a • I I -· Plaza. $32,500. Assume Buscada. Realty 838-123.4, 24 cozy 1 BR + GUESI' ............................. 11 Realtors 314 Mir• Lom•, 6%% F'HA loan 546-6385 hr. 1ervice. HOUSE By owner. 521 San 2790 Harbor Blvd; .•1 Adllm.!I B•ck Bay call for appt. · * CHARMING waterfront Bernardloo, N.B. 646-9160. 560465 Opeo til 9 PM Lotz of built.in cabinet. A: • home. 3 BR. 3 BA. Large LUSK HOME Harbor Vlow '4!111 . HERITAGE EXCLUSIVE Cat\?>an ~ to Re thll •f· ~. ch!ierftll 19Xl sq. ft. lbhme on large Jot with anP parking for trailer or L'a~r-4 Enormous Bed· rmi.: Truly a decorator'• deli&ttt Pri«d undtt $35,IXXI for 'JUI Nie! Call [)f.n Lee. """51 . lhelves in this custom 3 Bed-~:!TS £.c:L~, ~rkl~': patio. Pier. I: float. Terrific Baycr1st 1223 4 BR, W/2 81.lhs, Fam. Rm nn home.1fllus 22x22 tamUy be~ firepta'c:e Priced for b\iy at $65,000! KJtchen combo, frplc:. ~ nn, 3 J'ittplacea, heavy quick sale • .,.,900· JONES REALTY 61l-6210 GREAT FAMILY resskmally Iandacaped for ~-~~-·-~--~~ aeparat:ePtayatt:"forchil· OptnHouseSun1-S BAYFRONT : $18 ,500 HOME Uoareulnclblt-lnredwood dren 2400 Elden" C.M. MOBILE H0ME. N1w crpt, 4 BR, 2% BA, fam rm, R P benchel ·1: fire ring. Separate I · Smith R It Call Georre 5'5-8424 agt. drpg, priv. beach. clbh9e, din rm. Ph 646-325.5 to see childre:ns play yard, featur-ean ea or FO S&I adWts. A-3 Anchorage Way, Jean Smi th Rltr. .-.~ blt·rn· ___ .. ~ .. ,.. co-t• I R e by Ow""· UdoP k Call67>-,.,. ~ -~~·• •M< Easl11de quirt street IM!&r ar · F1NE BaycrtSt Four BR play pipe. Other :cb'aJI Ind ~ l:. 17th St., C.M. churches ' schools. 3 BR. THE BLUfTS 3 Bdrm, 3 ho'me for l&le or trade. Culligan ,water 90ftene.r 6 64&.3Z">5 Evl!S: ~2'7:t7 .~ BA w/heated poo l . ~ath, split level , on Secluded 1treel, large yard. aulo gar door. BACK IAY Cpt,, drps, frplc. wood greenbelt . Cu s tom 548-0773 Call 644-0886 .for appl. noon. S21.000. Call IH&-Sl7l decorated Ir. immaculate. Open Sat & Sun (1-S) f 'L ~ kitchen. S 3 1 • 9 0 O · Dover Shore• 1227 -t Sandca1t .. , CdM OPEN HOUSE or APP 644--0575 att 6 pm weekday• 7~ Sat Sun. 12·5 • l BR. 2 BA .. Orl-dH&c. DON'T MISS BLUFFS *BAY-MOUNTAINS* • Opon Sat/Sun l.J • 2003 Riwftkte Or Bltns, crpta, drp11, frplc. Exquisite 3 Br, 2% ba Ml Scenic pvt, focation. Nearfy 715 Ja1miM ~ M Dr he.___ :_.. _ _,_ lndsc:aped. Auume S'4 ~ '--· bf lo new "Old World" Contem-';.=~A;:' 4s;;_ FHA or reftn&l'lc:t. $26,700. uar, d oven, au wate:r 4 bdrm hoU8t pJu1 1 bdrm -· 2 '--""-_ _,_ <>imer. 5to-&f9I !'!~By O~ $4S.txXI. Ph. ~ 'J)&Ciowl5 w/atrlum apartment. • .........._. -w. _MN ~ il """'.. Br'• tXJNU)dlble, tl6 Sandc•stle ,Courtyard Pool' WE SELL A HOME BY Owner. Beaul • Br .. BY OWNER: BLUFFS CON· ""°, .. •c •11 Ba,~'.'"'· View ..me .• bdrm. .... rm. .. ,._ view," -Welh EVERY SI MINUTES !am. nn .. 2 ba., In Collete • ""' gar .. ,....,..,,_,., ~autlArl patlo. ~~ Bl-w/w <Ill d,.... 00. 2 Br, den, 21i' ba, Jux. 1 ~-~ plait ready for immediate Walker & Lee ,., ....... N um, hi ...;, i "'" ury, +. 51.1 Avenlda cam. Re aro11pi, run•. apt. Price 228 Haul OCC!llftal'ICY· 4 Bedrm. 3~ :.!·500 rM~~· 1 P clr. pana, N.8. Eves. 644-2861, f~~ to $lb'9,000. Owner Above Llttlft Comna, 3 bdnn, Baths, t•mib' nn, 'IVtt bl.r, •.oo· · .....,.,"19. . t9:d3 pool. Roy J. Ward 2?90 Harbor Blvd. at Adams WANTED: Du(>lex In E-C.~I. LEASE/opt lton $7S,IXXI llCWlng room . •··• 1•~ G·•·-Dr 56-~91 Open 'tU 9 ~t .._,.. II 8'.)'crest f'xec. homt. Full BUSIEST nw11-1a-In DON V. FRANKLIN ,_or, -.._,.,, · ' '1'ta or ,...,,,._ w nconw "'--k •·-~~1 . ·• " REALTOR M&.1.550. Open Daily. DIAL dinct 64U6'11. ~ unit!!. Call 6Th-3MI or view Olll: ~ •'"" mo. town. The DAILY PILOT your ad, then .it back aqd iTa--0617 0woer -6C-4715 CIAMlfled llCCtion. Sa v e • 67J..2222 • 24 YEARS Of • . REAL ESTATE fSOLIJ E·XPER·IENCE It's the SOLD . SIGN tliat counts WE SELL 3 HOMES PER DAY LET YOURS BE NEXT WOW! $20,SOO A real cutle In apple plf' ordt'r. Owner going OV• erseu and must sacrl- fi«" this 3 BR beauty. Convenient to lichools &. 11hopping. Complrtely fenced re11.r yard. 2 BA plus bi t-ins. 546-5440 COIT COlNll FOi THI HORSIY SIT If you warit horses you must ~ thi!1,cozy 2 BR home --1 1 bath. This home ls ~·ell maintained and hu room for ridini: in the rear, It's like gt1 - tlng the house for free when you buy this 66x 300 Jot. $31,500. 546-5440 IUILDHS ATIENTIONI INYESTOlS ATIENTION! Ju~t li11tcd for $21.500 rach, two lots presently 1.on<'d R-2. 128' Ft'ont- nge, could obtain vari· ance to R-4. Terrific !o- ration for walking lo do~'T\town Costa Mesa. Present income $260. per mo. Owner will car- ry 2nd. 546-5440 A lAlE FIND but we did it! Act now, tomorrow may ~ too late! Requiring only 51825 down. Balantt is all there payable ap- prox. $169. per month P.l.T.l. 3 Bedrms., ni~ living room with ul!ed brick fireplace plus for· mal dining room, in this lovely condominium. 546·S4-40 IT'S A llAUTY \Va1k lo all schools, 'harp 2 1tory1 4 BR Ii rorm din rm. This home i11 inlmacula lf' In I out. Closr to St. John's Par- ish. Ony $35,950 with 10'./o do~·n. 540-5440 FOUR llASONS WHY Thi!! I~ todays top value! e Choi1.-e Mesa Verde Ir ~ :~ SO.l : " 3 La . tthll, fr1>h ' :rpts & drpi;. Only $29,000. EZ terms available. - BUSINESS BAD 7 WE'RE EXPANDING I Have 2 Op.nlngs For S.lu Personnel, Men or Women-2 Openings Now~omplet• Tr1ining Progr1m (Cl111 Room-On The Job} Profit Shir- ing Bonus -Medlc1I ln1ur1ncel CA\.L FOR CONFIDENTIAL INTERVIEW • . 546-S«O INCOME PlODUCEl Wanna makt' 1 om e dough~ It's like bank- ing your money \~then you receive those rtnt checks each month on this neat well main- tained Tri-plex, Three ~ 2 Bedrms for $35,950. 546-5440 HAT HlwH INT!l!ST ""f•k• nor GI exist loon LOAN COSTS. NO! QUALIFYING, NO~ POINTS, NO! Just movr into this 1pUk:ling 3 bedroom, large FR plwi bonus room, 3 bathi. In go od location! Only $35,900 full price. 546-M40 NO DOWN TO VlTS Terrific location in COil· ta ?i.teu.. Close to shops and elementary school. Cpts., LR. ball and onr bedroom, ha r d wood floon. CRV In at $24,· 2M, payable $236. per month. PJ.TJ. 548-5440 SUlwlCALLY CLEAN !·row clean i!J clean ~ When you sec th~ -4 / ~-:rsg:J'I~: assu wdl not like new, g in FR makes carpet wear wdt.-546-5440 FIXER urn• TERRIFIC 4 BR~ Ba I ~.good location in Co!;. ta Mesa. Offering VA , or FHA terms but If you have a little cash this home has good a11- sumable 5'i( % Joan. Call now for further details. 546-5440 HAY! YOU PROPllTY TO SILL? Paul -Whlte-Carnahan's reputation tor efflcltnt, competent 11alisfactory and prompt action has been proven for more than twenty-four yeaJ'!li. call now for a 1014 rldor tomorrow . ......,., .. • ' WI PULLED STRINGS To gel this attractive modern horn('; only a color photo would pic- turr the rear garden 11cene In its true, bttath- l&king beauty. 3 Bed- rms • 2 ba.lhL $71,500. 546-"440 THE lAI! ONI :i bedroom, 3 baths, fol'> mal dining room. Closets galore. Plush cpta. Own~ l'!r u.ys must sell so ~ duced the price $1500. Good 'location close to all schools, now only $37,000. 546-5440 110 DOWN TO VITS IETT!l HURRY This nice LARGE FOUR BtDROOM is belni, of· fered to vets at the low! low! price of $33,SOO. In addition It ft atures 2 Balhs, bltlns I: fam.lly room;· close tn 1hops A schooJs. M6-M40 SALESMEN NEEDED-CALL NOW! I PAUL-WIDTE- CARNAHAN Reart11 Co. 1093 IAKIR STREET, COSTA MESA 546-5440 -ntE QUJCKER YOU CAU..j ''*" .• the pbot1e rtnar TITE stm NEVER SETS on l"l)ON)', t1m.e • tttort. LooJt mE QUICKER YOU CALL, 1tl£QU1CKER YOU SELL_ -Dial 60$ll for llESULTS DAltY PILOT WANT ADS!-nowlllnt£ ~~~QU~l~CKER~~Y~OU!!.!!SEl~J.~ 'l,!!!!,..11!!.., _________ !B!!!!_, __ _, _ _, __ _ • I ,, . .. . .. " .. • .. . " • " I " • .. • • .. J: 1: • .. . " .. " . • " .. " .. .. " '· . .. ·~ .. ! ' • . ~ ... .. ' j! .. .. . .. 1: " .. . " .. • .. . .. • •• I! .. • :: ( .. .. • .. .. .. .. .. '· " .. .. .. ,• • • •: ·, " " " • • l • l I i ·-----------...... -.,--------.. .. ·--~· -·-· ---~·--ccc.-~ ...... ._ " 1. '. ,-, '"· • '· 1,. r•'"~ "".:. •• ;-t • ·-~ •-. •, " r. "· ·• r .. ·:, ·-~-.....,. 1. ·::-.'.-... ? -.·. -..·. ·'*• ...... ,._,.,,_.,,.~. · •, • ~. _., • .., ... , ·.•, ~ • ·~ ... v; '';" L.:: ... ..,.. .. - . 21 OAILV PILOT S.turdU, .loril II, 1'70 7iiOUSis FOR SALE HOUSlS l'Oit SAE HOUSIS l'Oll SALi RINTALS RINTAtl. RINTAU 11.INTALS RENTALS • 11.INTAl.S C-• clol Mar 1250 Huntington llaach I• L-a Hiiis • 17'0 -Utmiml ...... __ Unhiml..... Afilo. .Fuml"'°" Apia. Ullluml...... Ap!!. U~- C11ta -~IOI Hunlftlt'"'I loadl J4ll C11ta MOH 4100 Cllta Mooa SIOOc..ta -SlOI -Fuml"'od R.,lala to Sharw 1'15 CASH OUT $135 MO. IUYS BY OWNER: I Bk + ..... 1---...-..;...--------- BY OWNER YO .., A""me 6~ Jou a bllJ BAWELOR · Wiii abare I Bit, 1 D Na• '1>1L a NEW} Br, 2 Ila."'"-drpa, * ftlllW + 119 l'opPJ Aw, QDI. O<ftn U A Nlin oqulty. Alt~ 831-lm Na-, -. ..... .._. palm. 9oo Ni Oak. 1115 mo. bllloi. Clooe ,lo ...._ '2S5. -· -, , • ..... I br, pri•. patio. J ... 1 4 ll' HOME -... to._.._ Rm. .... flMll1 Doy&, &Sl-Ull, ... 1111, ; .-, JUllo °'"""' Bell~ JI ..... ean '8.!,ai. 0 fear,,.. L-....... 1705 I JUJOVllATa W-• 1235 -3, BR Ooodo. 2 BA. e..._,w_ -* ACl£S * ~'°~'"-LESS•andhaw5ormore-ahan!Utereiit.~Bhtt&eeoon. ~ Crptl, l1rps. bJ.tni.3 BR-2 BA. Fam Rm. 2 Elepnt I . i ,..uff SE~L -I• .... -, ... A w·• LJ( -YE!IY CUANI -ftplcs. !250 mo. Rent or * 11&.6.t.lllh * 152,400 .. \ •miy no~ ,4uall\f ..,.... r1;,. ,i,.. I(" • . -1..... Aya!J M4J' 1 ot. 11191'""'1'W .,.,..m.11t7a11>ri. '.aaw<FHA,,,_...23Stor . 11'4.;w:ACE COltaM•H 21N ,.._,Verd• 3110 !IQ.nlG StudloW·~ llod_;,, • ""' • 'icdro<pu. 2 Ba\" SPRAlftijlG { '86RM. • . 3 BR. H ..... °"'""· '""" LOW .. !INl~C.ELLEO VIEW· h.mc, j'..,;.ittfu o1,1135'per DEN -1~ ruatic FURN. 1 Br C.ttap Sbowtr LUXURIOUS Tr\.Level <Br. "1>td. oo ""·patio. · II.AT $ °' _,ffarbOr ~•· ooe~ Attr .. ~~ «<r )66 frionths <Jq atchlttctu~.wlex1'ri9r ot only. $135 incl Pr A utiL 3 Ba vii 2 frplcs, Jg lam * 962-8578 * Day, ,Week, MOn~ '"lltrl'"~•l,"""":'Oft R~, 5lflif , JiMhi. inclj>d~ ..._., •• WOOD )? '.I; I< I(. OLDE E •. C.M. Adu!! onl)', Ca.II rm .. oep din m\. front ' LEASE • 5 BR 2 BA. Pool. FREE ~. ,,iot. . ,tor• /\IA . -~"'1-be BRICK, 'F.D ROOF· -Ul'6. -patio. Rear bu IP' Gard ~'A ii. J •11V·Kltchenette1 # ~ ~1 O.-an lt5' dtpe'Ar.ur.' on ¥Wf J'.n. LINE OF'WEATHEREO CE; HOUSE l BR. fUm amall fire pit,, prdtner. S3'15. 2>th ; ~--~ ~ e Unent-Maid Service -· .... J BY appt. Ol\ly, . ,..,,., """'"1 perce~in-pAR" ~ °"4\od in cioi> • 1 • 641-1364 ' . . e Utl!J'hone. Service , ! ! .... O(updy,' R•··~ ' 1eiii1 rate )r 29'" {'.A .. q.e he.rt ~d"tl.ituna'.• Ri· }'aN * s:.~ nr. ' VACANT RenULeue. 3 Br .• Healed Pool • all lncl ' "' Oii-' Jl<', ND 6<2'46") 122 m ~ ~ . \ ..... coutllne. 'wrm AN . . Newpoit ...... 3200 1 blk '411· Frwy ...... 1265 l 111"'1 So. of o.c. .( .. 11!'!'!""~~~~ .... ~I , .. '. \ :/ OIJTS'l'4NollfJi.VIEW OF • • mo. 5.!&-8131. · Fair<r<>urih J UJWE$f l!IU'E S<OO,ln<Ub ;.·au,...""" '11ii.IJCW,, ,. Newport...... 2200 WISTCLIFF 5 BR. nr new. Blw. "'"· 2371 NEWPORT BLVD ",J_ l.U~ llQME f.9 moY. i1t wbldt lnctude1 Un~ Uv. rm. w/hl&b vault-DJO aq tt. home w/larse dlbwhr, dbl pr. i;no. Av. 541--9755 'I' llailior !_t'llQb, 3 Bil. iloidnc ........ aod -un. 'elf celUnol' <aitorli< 1l Yr . .\VAIL. April 20 tltN June 2bc20 ~room Nice polio hnmed. 514-9506; 53&-lD83 VILLA MESA APTS 1 BA + . lg lam rm, poimds. -.. .AT pE&»() W/W~QAR.PETS 21. 4 Br, 2.Ba S250 mo. 7101 ud yard newl. decorat~ 3 BR Condo Patio carport 2 BR Furn. Prt 00. btd bclll.l.t ~. 99.l Sand· (SLIGHTLY SOILED) &: S@Ubott: Dr. }%13) .,._1912 many ex1n.., ~ month' all 'elec ~~ Pool pool. 2 ca,r encl'; Pl Qilld. =-~ Owrx>r: 675-7470, 1_ mile from Ult ocean CU'S T 0 ?.1 DRA:PERIES ot (.213) 62~9561 1607 Kent Ln. Open Sat i: prlvil. Sl.80 mo. 962--4161 I""~ welcome, no :Pieue! . 1n Huntingll>;n Beac'b 'lllRUOUT. Channuig fam, SUn. p.m, or call OwrE Jl85 mo. HARBOR VlE\V JtlLLS Bia. 114: 962-135.1 den; or 2nd Jlv. rm., has INlbu 2300 GTS-3293. F t · y lie 3410 719 W \Vllaon. * 646-1251 Ocean View l.uak Home wood bloclc floon. USED oun ••n • Y ' I BR 3 BA f'am Rm many MEREDITH BRICK FIREPLACE, FROM FOi\ j.eue. A•'all s'oon' Adulh Only I BR, 2 BAN< Wah Sehl' $311 !:,ER WK. l UP custom features. $62.~ by BOYS FLOOR TO CEllJNG, SILT-Balboa Peniulula P oJ n t . l BR. 2 bath spllt Jevtl $225 Crade Sehl. Xlnt are a , Bache 4 .1 BR. htd pool, owner. &14-2521 , built OU. apacious four bed· IN WET BAR, E:I'C. Sliding 2BR. FrpIC. Blt·to elect AVAILABLE NOW Refer ftq. $26S mo + utll mak1 lft'VIC.'e. Kitchens A: room home in lovely Mere. glau Willi opens to lge. mag.. R/O. Dble au. $3'5 mo. Or sq A n-cti Realty ltlC Call 968-3297 A I en t • TV avail. 450 Victoria (Nr. Balboa· Ptnlnsula 1300 dith Gardens. All the fcatur. cnry d~k encl~ w/black tWturn. N9 pell. 675-<M96 901 .DoYf:r Dr., swte. .iJs Ne 531-6541 • _H_.-__ >_. ------ Living ••• Or.111t c,~1'11 h/111 BawtJJJ Api1111ntiu c,,..._tJ ~ . ) ' merrimac woods Lusb landscaping With 3S toot Pine trees, spukling waterfalls, bubbling streams and serene ponds make Merrimac Woods the place to live. T )i e s·e. ·unexcelled 1 and~ 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, furnished or unfurnished apts feature air~nd, self-cleuilng ovens. beam ceilings, dishwashers, private garage w/storage, elevators, toa· therapeutic pool, swimming pool, 8BQ's, u.una baths and a lovely clubhouse with .social activities. Adults pleue. From '14-0 • $210. e:s the lady a( the home de· Iron raUI. Spactou.S kltchen 45' 8.AYFRONT .Bal baa 66-llOO , ' Ewl."~ ---2 Br, 2 Ba. sunken living manch. formal dining room, w/att. break:fut area, HAS Penln furn 5' Br 4 Ba La9una leach 2705 room, frpl, balcony, no am.I RENTALS tcparate family room, tnror-Bll.J'·IN RANGE &: OVEN, Pier ."ooet. Call 673..2039 · NR. BEACH. ~ Br. 2 Ba. -:-· chlldttn $200 mo. Avail May Apts. furnisMd WEST BAY AVE . RENTALS • Aph. Furnished Channing new 3 bdrm, 2 ba. AtedltcrTanean sfylt.; Block 'trom ocean & bay. Builder's bOme, top quality. BUI Grundy, Realtor 833 Dover Dr.. NB &U-4620 nlAI eating area in kitChen. DISHWSHR., DISP. ETC., Duplex. Nu cpts. Bll:ns. Yrly 4 8~ 2 BA, Crpts,· _drpl, 1st. 1255 Baker 5-IG--0896 Automatic water sotlener, ALL WJm OCEAN vtE\V. Lido Isl• 2351 $250 mo. See 219 Grant, blt-ir11, 3 yn; old. $295 mo. eves It wkndl 'N1Wport S.ach 4200 work bcnc:h in garage, buili. HUGE MSTR. BDRM. Newport Shore1, then call 833--0792 $175 -2 BR. $150 - 1 BR. . • • Ill storage cabinets&: under. SUITE, \VJTl l WALK IN NEAR beaches 3 br, 2 ba an-5'0--1573 • Lrg, Attrac:. Pool Util pd. OCEANFRONT APJ, PANORAMIC View overlook- ground lighting tn the back CLOSET, & P R I V A °I: E nual $550,-or June thnl LEASE S75.00l'.i a ... crest ex;. Lapuna N1g~I 3707 Garden Livlna:. Adults no Ou I o. t l B in& Aliso Beach, 2 BR turn, ~ . f 1 BATH. This better quality Labor Day Call 6'13--1006 ~ " 1800 Walla A P ex. oc=au • lurn. r., all elcc. Mature aduUa. no 4705 L•gune Beach . ya1u w it's taste 111 y decor· home hu been renlcd &; is · · ec, home. FUll view of 3aclr VIEW Of golf coune, 3 Br. 2 pe · ce. ve., Ben, married' cpl only. No tjlildren. no pets. $196 i;po. ated & only $44,950. SOMEWHAT NEGLECTED Huntin9ton le.ch 2400 Bay. $500/mo. Owner Ba. 2 yr lease. References C.~t. petJ. $250 ~rho. Yearly. Eves, 499--3755 546-2313 NEEDS PAINT CLEANUP 642-tnS req'd. Owner 496-3«M eves SUS CASITAS Owner. fi'f>.2221. I ::::::======t:..1 f' )')'xSO' MOBILE HOME0n .. . ' BAY, Adults only, no pets. $13.500. 6T:r3674 Lido Isle 13.11 ·.;.;... ___ -'-= LIDO ISLE BAYFRONT Rare Opportunity 4 Br. Home . Or can be usL'd u duplex. Priced for qul?t sale By O\vntr. -CASH " CAN HANDLE Full price reduced lo $104,000. Wa.'I $125,000. House locatC() on best side of Island. Call 1713) 962-5610 nr 962-6410 for info. Ask for Mr. John50n DECORATOR'S HOME lka.utifully .Jone, 5 Bdrm!';. Family rm. Xlnt street to street '5 ft. lot. 198.500 LIDO REAL TY INC. 3337 Via Lido . 673.7DI EXTRA CHARMING 4 BR. 3 BA tMllne on 35' lot. ·;· Best buy on L\do. $63,SOO. T Ken Brittingham, Pl'te Bar· rett Rl:!elty, 642-5200. ·Balbo• Island 1355 200 EMERALD Open Sat./Sun. 1.s 2 BR . Apt., large gUC:!lt room, '• 2'Frplcs, lge )'ard, $65,000 220 PEARL Open Sat/Sun J ·5 3 en. + JTindcrn apt. $59,500 ' LARGE OUPLEX · 't 9 Yean old. 3 Bdnnll. 2 BathS l!ach. Xlnt income. Block to So. bay. $82,500 )' HOME & INCOME 3 BR. hO!nc plus furn. apt. Nt'ar So. Bay, $87,500 Open Sat/Sun 1.s 112 Onyx 1303 N. BAYFRONT Open Sat/Sun 1-5 Duplex, IOvcly 3 & 4 Br., 2 Ba. each. Great location! Xlnt t'fntal record. CHARMING 3 BR. 3 baths: No. Bayfront View from e v e r y room, roo1n, plus 2 Br. <.'Otlage. $125,000. WILLIAM WINTON REALTOR 229 Marin• Ave. 675-3331 ,.., BY O\VNER -Custom 4 BR. -~ 3 BA JloU8e w/2 BR. l BA apt. J\l'iet Balcony. \\.'el bar. lrplc. boAt &. mooring avail. 227 Coral A v e . 6$-2916. 10 THEREAL ·.'.'\., LSTATERS ' . -FIXERUPPER- NEED T.L.C . Basically sou,od and needs only a handy.man and TEN· DER LOVING CARE. 3 bed- rooms, 2 baths, separate Jamily room with BIG back yard, ONLY $2.000 down and $164 pays all. ANYONE QUALIFIES. WE SELL A HOME EVERY 31 MINUTES Walker & lee Realtors 7682 Edinger !H:l-4455 540-514£1 1st HOME? Nt>W & ready. for lmmed oc- cupancy. 4 Br, 2 ba. blt.in range & oven, dishwasher, w/w crpt, drps, rea.r yd fenc. i~. tront yd landscaping. S23,500 f1tA • Min. down. VA $400 total down. C&ll &: MINOR REPAIRS. Dia-NICELY .FUn1. 3 BR. 2 BA. BAYCREST -4 Bedroom, or write P.O. Box U7 Dana F\a'n. 1 BR Apt,. Adults BAOIELOR,. l &: 2 BR. <or Dana Point 4740 treaed out of town owner borne til pacific ~ $225 family rm. dinln& rm. pool. Point, Ca1. 92629 only, no J!tla. 2llO Newport untum). CrpB, drps. patio, says sell'immed. for mo. LE6-39ll, 67>5810 Available M~ 15. $425 mo. $300 I.SE. 4 Br. 2 Ba. Blvd, CM.,00-9286 pool, bltns. $140-$111 5. ;:;:MUc. MoC!.-:full¥ rurit ·1 $36,950 FULL PRICE ca yean ltue. Pete Barntt eu1tom. Children Ir.. pets CLEAN small 1 bdnn. w/w Seaclill Manor. Apts. 1525 BR. apt. Pool. Lease. 20ll AN OUTSTANDING BUY .!:!funa le•ch 220.S Realty 8C-QIO welcome. 499-2238 or cptl, drpe:, electric blt-inl, Placentia. NB. ~ta ClAra-$15.\: 499--~ FOR nrE AMBITIOUS! NEW split le~ 3 BR, l'A. AVAIL. MAY .ht. 3 Br., 2\l 499-3403 quiet area, nr. twy, adults, DELUXE 2 iJt. WestcllU Irle. !-·-~----~---- MISSION REALTY M. ~living room, mauiw Ba. Town home. Swimming _..... . no pet.!s. 549-0412 Pool It bltM. Adults $225 RENTALS 98.'i So. Coa.!11 Hwy., La~na h-pl, all mode.m tac\!. ocean pool. $300 Month Mi11ion Viejo 370I VERY nice 1 Br. Oplx. mo--no lae. 642-6274 Apts. Unfumishecl ..:__ Phone (714) 494-0731 view, lawn .Ir patio. $350 mo. Hal Pinchln Realtor 675-4392 48iDR.M;;ucy, wonderful Quiet. Sep by garages. 1 "!RN· 4 Br apl. Ocean BACHELOR'S lse. 1034 Miramar. Eve.1, I Ste~ lo Beach: 2 Br. 2 family location lmmed oc-adult over 30, no pets. v>eW. To June 30th. Call <;1ner•I 5000 213 : 462-4'274, Days Ba. Studio. Bltns. Gar. $225 cup'y $225 mo ' Agt S464I.u 5«3-1021. 646-8197or~ ROOST · 2U:681J...B7 coll. .., mo yearly. 50-75'73 · · _-1-...BR._..Furn Apt, E .• aide. MODEruf 1 Br, pvt patio, Hideaway cottage In quaint LOVELY TWNHSE w/view of Condominium 3950 Frplc. trw pd. $148 per·mo. earport. · AduJb, no pets. 11ettlng just a few steps from Summer R~t1l1 2910 pool 2 Bdrm 2 Ba frplc:, 1ra: 336 E. Db. &Gd $105. 2620 Avon St. 673-«166 •'the beach. Knotty pine pan. patio, $250. Agent 64&-0732 2 BR Condo, heated pools, SMALL I BR rum. -aPf:. All elled, neat and cozy. v1~ SLAUMM 0 UENAR R8.EENA, TCAHL near bch, dbl gar, .frplc, 998 Corona del Mar 4150 f ti.-•-h ~ patio $175 mo 536--1887 utll paid. El Camino 'T~~v:~~bl~~·750· Beaut. Blue Lagoon Vllla, 2 !!!!P!rt Ht!f!'ts 3210 . . , , Dr., C.M. 54&-0451 1 or 2 Br apt., 1 blk from beach. view o( Hal'bor. No children or pets. 673-282.1 646-nn BR, 2 BA, w~dryer, wet bar, ·NEW 2 BR 2 BA, fam Duplex .. UnfUm. 3975 2 BR. Quiet. Close to shop'g. 2 swimming pools, tennis blbui, nl .-Grdnr incl. Av: ·-• · Nr. H:ll'bor &:".Adams. $1&5. 'O THE Rf:AI; '"'\. £STAT£RS courtJJ, steps to private beach ~ 1,,..-$300, ~ (2U) 3 BD~M .. 2 ba. cln. good Call aft 5, 540-3997. $425 month of June. $250 459-1400 loc~t10n, fenctd yd., garage 1 BR Encl Patio Carport & ·:.:•::;lboo:.::::_ ____ .:.4300.:.;; wkly. July and Auguat -$185, 1st. month, cln. I sec. . · • - .t!IS-2152 10 AM-2 P'-f • 323,. depo1it, avail. May 1st. watl!r paid. Sl.20 mo. 2459 Bachelor Furn on Penln. SI~ yrly, util incl. VE~DOME IMMACULATE APTst ·ADULT A FAMILY SECl'IONS AVAILABL!: Cloaa to thOfllllnl, Parlr • Spadom: S~Br'a, 2 Bi * 2 Bedrooma * Swim Pool. PuVarttn: · * Frpl, lndlv/lndry fac'la 1145 An.helm Ave. COST A MESA 6'12-2824 NEW 2 Br, 2 B~Mulli Purpose Room. W · e water view, Blt·ln ovt'n, n ge - d ishwas her . Balj11nced power. Carpeting, SZJ,950 Low Down, 499-3006 o r ...-. · · Unlv1r11ty Park , 84.2-3772 Elden. ~1S4. .61:.-2825 $14G-2 BR. four-'plex , FORMAL Executive 4' br, 3 ba, padoramic view of 4 BR. to'f1lh0Use •••••• S34ll RENTALS -N•wl!°,rt .Bo=••;;h.;__4..:2.;.;00 I ~~=.;.:,..:..;.;=--~~ ch,·1·-& •· ·• W/W ocea.a &. bay. Cont turn. 3·BR, townhouse •••••• $285 Apt1. Furnished _ -BACHELOR apt., utilities w,,.n pe~ ""· · paid, $85 mo. 310 E. Balboa Closed gar. Bk?. 53M9SO Lrg art collect. Grand 2 BR. townboui>e ••.... $275 -- piano, 3 car gar, swim. 3 Bdrm. hou9e •••••••••• $300 General 4000 Ntwport leach pool, 3 room masttr !ruitl!. 4 Bdnn. house .......... $315 $1200 mo 6umme.r or $800 e RICI Hiii Re•lty ..:B::,1'°"0::.:"=Bal=boa====:=. I $130 -2 BR, l 'ii BA. Studio. --Patio, gar. Tot ok. Blue Lido Isle 4151 Beacon, 643--0lll ----- S I yrly. GT;,.m7. Univ. Park. Center, Irvine -;;,•n;_C:;;.;;•;.;m::anl:.::;•:_ _ _:;17C.:IJO Call Anytime 83J..0821 I "~"""""""""'"""""~ -LDVEL y LIDO s A N D s 962-1353. Ento" y the View Tripll!xes • ln:im S39.99a HOME J blk. to bch 3 Bdrm f · BR. • f&rn. nn. Immac .cond. Move in TODAY AT $350 Mo. Single Adults GRAND OPENING SUMMER Rental on Bay. Compl. furn. 2 Br. 1 Ba, patio, trpl, 61;,..2328 wk:ndll, (213) 654.3016 wkdays. $160-2 BR's, N.B. Pool. SUn porch, gar. RJO &: relri&. Bkr.534-6980 4 Units . from $52,000 2 Ba Pool July S2:XI Wit Aug We offer a custom 4 Bedr.11 View Homes . Xlnt terms $250 wk, 5105 Bruce Cre1- hon11" backing on. Meadow. Lola w From $7,000 l"tnt. 548-9404 Ne.wport 8clt -lark golf rou.r8e' for S36,900. Apt. rentals • from $135 "t>c!igned for the exe<:Utive GOLDEN TRIANGLE who doesn't want t.o he lenc.. Re•lty e 492•2030 ed in! SUbmit ·your ll"rtns~ 432 N. El Camino Real SAN Juan Hilla, lease 6 mo. The Real Estate Mart min., 2 hr & den, 3 bthl, 847.8531 TiiE ONE YOU'VE BEEN fum. linens .. Golf &. rte. LOOKING FOR! priv. Adulli-No pets. Avail. Walk to leach FIXER UPPER n' "h May 1s1. !350. Mo. Call Decorator's dream 4 BR, 1* home, 3 Brm &. .s}l'n, 1 long 493.-3390 BA upgraded crpta, custom block to beectr & pool. I °"R"'E"'N~T~A~L-S~--- •-·. tge covered paho, in. SOxlOO lot, only $18,350. •Bl't· ~~ t h thl • Bill Hout•• Unlurnlth-' Condominium 2950 J BR + din nn. Choice COT"· n!!r loc. Imm@d. Possess at $325 n"IO, Pettit Realty Co. aiJ.-0101 Luxury single, 1 l 2 bed· room apartmenbl, furnish· ed and unf\lmWW!d, with complete priYacy and Jand.. clrv.....;l"-no"-------'32;;.31:.;1 scaped country club atmos- phere including $'150.000 worth of recreational facil· IUes designed an.: operated ju.st for single people, FOR Lease by Ownel'. New home. 4. J!R, 2 BA. Fam rm. Cpts, drps:, frplc:. Xtra large garage. Landscaped. Pool, rec It clubhouse priv. $315 mo. Waler pd. 833-~17 aft 5 door I outdoor elec kit. tini er urry on s Onl'. , - Y Adu! . _ _. \V\lllam.11 Realty, 239 Del rs new. • t oceup1<:"U . Take over 6% + 1;, % int. Mar, S.C. 492-6175 G I 3000 \lo'kdys, anytime wknd1. Rents From $145 to $300 ffiA. 4 BR, 2 BA, frpl c, mod BRASHEAR REAL TY kitchen. 1 blk shops & bch. Immediate °""""""' Mo. to Mo. Lear~ Avail. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Luxury a:arden apartment.I offerinr complete privacy, bH.utlful landscaping &: uni-raJleled recreational fadllt:HI: in a country club atmolphert. Now " ' leasln1 in Newport Beach. 1llodel1 open 10 am to 8 pm Rents from f.135.$ll0 Furnilhed or unfumlshed 847.s507 Eves. 642-0427 Immed. Occupancy. Jl.'t800. 1 '!2 .,. INTEREST 29tt Calle Gnonde v; ... , Ii San Cil!m. Open Sal & Sun •n•r•=-----== I=-=-"-'="""""'""'"""=" LOVELY J Br home, 2 Ba, Ee1t Bluff 3242 din nn, pvt-patio oU muter 1 -'=--"-'-----.;.,;_~I bdrm, fam i ly pat io, 2826 CAT.Al.PA St. 4 BR, 2 Hawaiian tea house, frpl. BA. $400 mo incl gardener ' Oakwood w/w crpling, drpa:, blt-ina, water. See Sat l SUn. Takl' over VA loan at $239 (1-4:90). Bkr. -t92-14~" · t •-h • ...,,. 6'U-1437 owner. ;;~~ 0 ber:: S: ~··1-========-:: Garden alter 6 Corona d1I Mlir ,..,.. ___ _ LAKEFRoNT • L&ko Fo"'' UKE New 1 Br. 2 ba. .n Apartments Ne1v 2 Br, 2 Ba, fishing, bit-ins Malnt. pool, Ocean GARDEN GROVE San Juan Capistrano 1725 3250 , Balboa Island 4355 BAYFRONT • pier' for boat, lr;t'11v'nn, &ml kitchen, u~ per 3 BR. 2 BA. $75 v•eckly until June 15th. 67S-1909 or 826-7784 BOAT Slip & 2 Bdrm. Garage Apt. 1 Bath. $350 Bill Grundy Realtor 642-4620 Huntl.....,Boac:h - 2 Bdrm. comer apt, nice furniture and s pa cio11s outlook. 5 pt&., stores. etc., 1 Blk. 1 or 2 adults only, $165. 7721 Ellis, open daily, or call owner eves. 673-J293 2 BR. Adults only. Util pd. Beaut.-Quiet. $DI. A'.viil MilY 1. 11676 Cameron . !Hi-6121. $125-2.' BR. Ttlplex, closed &ar. Family, pet ok. llla.5J4.<91<> Costa Mesa 5100 ~------ORLEANS APTS. ADULts ONLY 2 &. 3 BR. Avail. Private pa. tio, pool. indlv. laundry tac:, (Nr. Orange Co. Airport; Tua. tin at 17th St; nr. WestclW). 1741 Tustin:, Costa Mesa hlif. Aln, Canon. 642-400. STUDIO APTS. 2 Bedrooms • 2 Baths Carpets & drapes. G~ 33S-C CABRILLO $175 Per Month • or $165 On Lease J ( ' '754oto 0 -·W' 'a.IL total monthly, 3 Br, 1% ba, l lxl7 encl patio, like new cuslom df'Jl6, crpts. One year old. Must sell this week! BRASHEAR REALTY 847-8501 Eves. 642-0427 IMMAC. 4 Br, 2 Ba home nr beach &: schools $29,900, GI loan $257 mo 968-1671. - BY OWNER: Assum«-' 6~ '7c GI loan. 3 Br, 2 ba. $30.500. Call 846-2114, ij.8 . ----'-::; PERFECT HIDEAWAY boating, pool. tennis. S37U Adull1 l330 -••" •••~ Cha A vw. • · ui~. ........., pman ve. '1700 I 6'L St I mo. \Viii L.se/Option. (4 blka w. Santa Ana. Fwy.) m ree 2 Bl', l lifi ba, bltns, d11,.hr, 4~6.1 8 ... •l.;;bo..;.•;:... ____ 3:.;300.:.:1 (n4) ~ Sant• Ana 4620 gar, pri patio, S\55, Ad.Its, Free UW. Furn l & 2 Bdrm apt&. Near beach. $130 up. ~m or-S3G-7282 Fountain Valley 1410 6'.4 VA 4 Bedtm, 2 baths, &4xlll size lot. $30,250 full price. Your down ~ent will baildle. Owner ~ ClllT)' 2hd Tt>. Ex1sting loan $23:,300 payable Ramblin&Troutstream"'·an-Sl70 .3 BR. l~SBA,Stove.. -714: 642-8170 no petl!I. 1843 Pomo-na . ders pa11t this ruslic jewel Fenced for lot It pet Blue 4 BR. {or turn.) 3 BA. Year-NEWPORT BEACH St40. Lrg cheerful newly 548--6357 with 2 lge. bdrms., new bath Beacon, 645-0lll ly $350 mo. Frank Manhall HOTEL ROOMS FOR tbm. 1 BR. apt (triplex) .i NEW 1 • & 'modem knotty pine kilch. Realty. 67!>-4600 880 IRVUIE AVE. "' ·•BR. $150 "-$170. Lge. living rm. features lots $15.5. 2 BR, l 'ii: BA. Tripl"'x IRVINE AND lSth VIP'S EXPENSIVE? Bltm, garg. 1 child ok. Nr UW incl. of paneling & hua:e windows Child &: pet ok. Bfu e Huntington Btech 3400 (TIC) 645-0550 ld1el For Combination schl!. 2230 S. Center St. S.A. 241 Avoeedo * 646.o979 facin&: the forest of towering i ,;"';;:;•"°;;:":,,· 64=;:5--0,;;;ll;,1=== OFFICE-APT. INr. Warner) M5-0989 LARGE l BR. Quiet. Patio. ::;iet:~:1on~~ u! I" Costa ~.. 3100 Rh~~ ~~se ~s.c;~'!~ South lay Club r:~~ st·=~ omi~; iL~a~g~uiniie~Bo~aicihiiiiii4ii70~51 I ~.:-. ~?6. Nr. s. c . re1t or the -..-orid. Completely ~:.;:;.;.;;;;::.... __ ...:;.::; surroundinc th!.s J Br 2 Ba A-rtmentl fum. with linens, etc. Sea-==~~~~~-~ famished ind. e&rP4!t'i. It 2 Story· 2000 sq ft of livine hln. 2 trpl.s ; Roman tub + ~ sonal or yearly rental, Laun.. $35 WEEK NEW DJx 11 2 Br. Sha: crpt, drapes. Minute!! from the area ·in ab!IOlute golpOUI atrium/ blendin& patios; RfillARKABLY dry facilities I: boat dip , drpi, bltns, lmmed. oa:p. frwy. Ii only 12 mi. to the condition. Quirt street-close garden w/ insul. lanai. 2 UNBEUEVABLY avail. Sf6.7fi02 or 6U-464l. From $150. 540-1973, 545-2321 ..,. harbor. to1 ,';'.'hool•. 3 Bedroo""' "' •"· $295. 962-<113 EXTRAORDINARILY MESA MOTEL LUXIJllY APARTMENTS 2 BR .. cpts, drp•. "1>1. Patio. am..., room A: hua:e bonus FOR leate with option or ,BEAUT'IFUL Adlt. cpl. $135 room. Ltue $300. mo. Call leue to rl&ht part)'. v.1 D'111re Garden Aptl * LO\V \VEEKLY RATES * * .. M36 * 54.U735 or Huntington S.ach 1400 SID4 per mo. including taxH. BriclC til~ntry, large living UNBELJEV ABLE PRICE.OJ-~ $19,000 .. And, owner 1''ill fins.nee at St;;. :;.&:>-8424 ~th Coast Real Be.autilid hOme in prestlp Puttina green. waterfall &: Kitchen. TV'•, maid service. !11!!!.[!!!~-l!!!ij!!iijii!.,.!I!!!!!!!~ J 2-LRG. 3 BR apta, Crptt, ;Eliiiitaii"ii·.,...,.,..,. ... .,..1 area. 4 B'R., cwtorn carpet atream. flowers everywbere, Heated Pool. l BR Apt;~ sl!!ep~ mu. drpe:, Kida olc. Pool. 1998 Ma. INSTANT HOME nn with frplc. Bltn rang1!/ $166 PAYS ALL oven, plenty of cupboards, Squf!aky clean and tNdy to See-this today! Call. , , . 1nove into with plush carpels ., & l\rapc!i 1hrougl'lout, Buy • 1llJge Re.11 [,t.1te THE HUNTSMAN REAL ESTATE • 2 Bedroom, l B•th I: drpl: patio I landscap. 45··poo1, rec. room. billiards, 646-9681 Ulil pd, Free TY 1: radio. pie, Apt. 3 SQ:.2*18. Hardwood floon lfW. SJ25 mo. 96U95B. 20131 BBQ'i, S.una, furn . .yntum, For Dally Pi!Q.t Want Ads DXI So. Coast Hwy. nw. QUICKER YOU CALL, Impe:rlaJ Cove J..ii. HB. 1 I 2 Br. al9o Singles from Dial 642-5678 Will~ elephants! DimH-Une THE QUICKER YOU SELL Single prage, water paid, $\35. Sec it! DX) PU"l!IOnllo;:====:;;,;==...!.=::::=:;:;:=:=:=::;;;;:!...:;=:;::=;::::;:;:==:= $165 month, Realtor . VACANT, Immediate Rd,. 642-81i7o. Betwttn ltar-r subject to low 6\i: "F11A loon . _ l and total payment tll only 962-4471 ( -> MM10J $166 a month. SubmU with OPEN HOUSE 34144 Coast Hwy., Dana Point • 496-1:168 • Real F.atate Salespeople wanted 548-rnll Eve1. 5411-1939 poueulon, 4 BR. 2 BA, borltNetvpOl'tw'2BlkN.19th home erptd I compl E-Slde 3 Br, frplc, neW crpt, drpl, redec, (cnced yd, gar. 2 1chl age child.. no pets $185. 2422 Westminllle.r Pl. ......... , .... '235 ... mo. • RENT FURNITURE • ONLY $3,000 Down. ., WE SELL A ljOME SUN. 12 :30-.5:00 EVERY 31 MINUTES 18544 San f'ellpe, south ot W I k & l Ellis St.": c>a&t of Brookbunt, ·' a er ee • ll<droo.... 21> balho. $39,400, n.e11.1tor1 WE SELL A HOME , "'2 Edtnge• EVERY 31 MINUTES 541Nl40 '8·12-4455 w lk & l JUST . Complot«I:-, U nU 3 e f ee Aplu1in..nt. Walk to lx-ach. I "''" ltl owner tax advanlq:t', 2700 WHa.rbor Rlvd; .at Adana '111E LINDBORG C'O. ~ Open Lil 9 PM .; • _,, • . 5 BEDROOMS! OWNER. Aslwne i~ VA LARGE HOME - Spl&do\lf 3 br, 2\i ba. fam for LARGE FAMILY -rm w/trplc, J11nd1cped, • 3 BA'~. rock trplc, beauU. .~ proen ldtchen. J m m • c • ful yard. BHC atta. ·• 9I0--0993. • HAFFOAL RE,\L TY .. MAGNlflCENT 4 BR, l 8&. 842-4405 .~ n.m111 rn1, tie1.11ed pool. SP A'NISH Townhouse. JI rot tt!k>nal la.OOscaplnlt. ornpes, carptt.s. dt!Corattd, M.c\lmable ISi(~ loa "· rardrn patk>, c Br, 2'i Ba, r $tf,!IOO. 962.-4981 ('\.'(!!I. recreation foc\Uli~• nrn.t b)'. ,. CUSTOM bl1 home, oomer Auumt' good FHA lotn ·v-lot, 2 br. l ~. &Ar. cpl.I, $21,9l'i0. fMiS...4019 • dl118. sprinkler. A furn kit. Only S bJlm .to heh. 5.16--166&. l---'Wh:.:;:.ll::e..:El::.•::P:;:ha:;•:::I•::;'-- • • NR J\tARlNA I BEAOI Custm 3 Bed. 3 Ba, Den & hobby nn \lo'/sink. Stable & open fields 2 blk.'I. $36,975. 15\'ID down 496-33i7 Dana Point 1740 -'-"'----..:.:..:.: Cd~(. 2 hol.IM>s, g1rden1 ss,\,000. $7000 do\vn. Bia-6;1ffi· • 6G.m3 OA~U'JT Dl ,.,f£.f\. uNlS:• You can u911 them for jut p!!'nnle1 a day. Dial 3 BR. ToWnhouse, 2 ba.lh crpts, d!'J)I, bltns. $22:.l mo. Adults, older ch 11 d re n. ~ leue.. Tradewinds Realty, IWT-8511 <' \ I ' I I I I ~ I . ·. " ), , '· . " I, '· • '· 1 ' " • L • • OAILY I'll.OT RINTALS RENTALS IRINTALS RENTALS RIAL ESTATI lllAL ISTATI IUSINESS .... 1 •USINISS· .... wL Unfllml...... htL Unfllmlthocl •• Unfliml...... AplL Unfllml...... 0-ral • 0.,...1 "NANCIAL "NANCIAL ...;.=i:'.;z;;;;;....;;;.;.;,;;;.;;.;..;;.;.;.;;...,..,....~:::r;:::;;"'i',..-~~~~--~:::i::.::::J;,;;;;,...;..~~~~~-'---~~~~~1~·-~~~~ ~~~~ ~~~-~-~--~~- Costa Mua 51.C...a' Mua 5100 .._...Beach 5200Nowport Beach .noo R""'•I• Wonted -Olllco Rental wt 1..-lu1lnou ~~iiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiii~~~~-r.-----------------1EMPLDm> c..,p1e-;;tthl HUNTINOTOl'I BIACH «?PPot;!unlHoi OIO OpeorlunlliH 6300 BOSINl!SS .... FINANCIAL Busi nus ()pportunltlOI • d\lld ••nt l Br, 2 S. boll!" Air C_.ltlOftod P.~R'/( A ~~~All I~ NOW RENTING In CdM. Want I yr 1<ue ON HACH l~VD.' nu~ with option. Around $250. Devk ~ •n.Uablt In BeauU!ul new 2 BR. 2 bath units with qu~lty 6n-lS44 new.., 'ofll<t bulldlnr at &' carpeta and drape:s. Planned for privacy + RENT or lu11e options or• r:n-~'i°t:'~u!:f. \ trplc., outside living areaSi_ pool & recrea· Br, 2 Ba. IUOd area. To S25G .,._utltW entrance. f'ront.. tional facilities. In the h e.Ja r t of Newport mo. Sor June 1. ~5-0146 aft aae on BMcb Blvd.. l'ftl' Beach. Easy access to shopping -beach -6 leads to pri~w parktnc 1111LA nnu0,111 ~ rreeways. i215 to ,soo. ~UPLE w/'J chlld~n dell" ~oJ:r =~: r11. . rvm ffll 801 AMIGOS WAY OPEN DAILY 1.5 ,:'ci.~'= !::';;.::; ~~ ... ~ 1:!..."':: COSTA MESA'S FINEST "NEAR THE BEACH" (Oft Jamboree &: Eastbluft Road) call 646--2690 avallable for $10. All utlll· BOYD REALTY 644-1617 •75.5930 RENTAL SER.VICE tics ~l~~:ltL:~ephone. Frff to L•ncllorch 17175 llACH ILVO. "!!~!~~~~I · Blue Beacon. 66-0183 CM HUNTINGTON llACH Bachelor, 1 & 2 Bedrooms Completely Furnished from $140 (also untamldled avallable I :::;; FURN. 3 BR. HR June 1;,th MJ..021 Huntington Buch 5400 Huntington Be•ch 5400 to July ls!. Cl\1, NB, Cdi.\I DELUXE 3 •rm, suite in new ••••••• • • • • • • • • 8 a 8 8 area. Call 642-2510. b I d r. . 'adj a.c e n·t to "Airporter Inn" 1; n.... .. A, e LANDLORDS e v•-,. NEW APARTMENTS FREE RENTAL SERVICE c.,,. Airport. ""'-'d., e Luxurioutly Furnished • All Elactrlo A:part1"9nll e Privet• G•rageJ FOR FAMILIES WITH CHILDREN Brok.r 534-6982 opts. A ........ musk a Will Consider A Pet Janitorial service. Av alt. e 2 Swimming Pools (he1t.dl e lndlvldutl Patios $ R.;.;;,f;;R..,t 5995 M&> lst. c.n REAL ESrATE 190 ----BOBPETJTr Large Luxury 2 Bedroon1. 1 ~li Baths CHEERFUL Room " bath ~101 ~144 Evts •. Genere_I ____ _ ........ PLUS ....... . e Enclosed Patl08 • Electric Dh;hv,.ashcrs o~crlookilt&' ocean . S20/wk. Mo:dern Offices Lots e Large Walk·ln CloselJI e carpt'ts .t: DrAPH Nicely ~econited-qu1~t bid&:, $75 alr!gi;., $1.TS 2 nn suite. '100 * NO RATE INCREASE for Summer e rtange ,l Oven e Private l..8undry Roon1 xundeck & kitchen pnv. 1289 Air cood.. Sect' 1 ..._ 6.462 WARNER AVENUE s. Coast H\vy, La1una parkitig, centrJi.y~'7~. 2 V2 TO 3 ACRES '* Gentrous MOVE -IN Allow•nc• * Special -1 Month'• FREE RENT ' HUNTINGTON BEACH Beach. 494-0017 So. Call l.st Nat. Bk. Bld&· Rencho Capistrano • M•nat•r • 142.a127 ROO:\I & bath in private 230 E. l?lh Street is now oUering fabWous, oak .... COME $EE ..... . hon1c, Ci\!. Female pref. Costa Meita &t2-lo1S5 studded. ranch ~izt' 11prcad~. • • • • • • • • • • • • Lll_U • a •-546-8240 or 541).2394 eves/ The only one11 ol ltle.il' kind · .. --k.nds Fr" Conhrence Rm. in tM Coron• .;;, Mer 5250 Sant• Ana 5620 w · Modernized Offices from $45, Boom.in& South Coas1 Atta 1760 Pomona, Costa Mesa (West of Newport, betwffn 17th & 11th St.) ~;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;; PRTV. Honie near Baker & a1r cond, daily janitor. util High above the li.JTIOI belt. z BR, 1 Ba, g-.u-age apt. Fairvie\v, et.I, alao nr. pd 7 ..,_ S.A ~·-· ~ w Pri d _, lock~ Crpts. drps, bit-ins. $180 VILLA MARSEILLES o.c.c. Call aft s, SU-3291. · lllUI•. . ~ ... ,. -• vate roa s a.... cu BRAND NEW 4th St, S.A. 541.slll. gate suarantee the natural mo. 546-1740 or 546-1330 PRTV room w/bath, priv ~ beautu ot thl11 lonner S"•"-SPACIOUS OFFICP,: OR STORE ·~ ..... -trance. H.B. 15 " 35• or 30 x 35• ish Grant 11urrounded by Cost• Mesa 5100 I c .. t. Me•• S1_!0 Huntington Boach 5400 I 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. •962-&:>78* ................. '""--land Na"---• Ad It LI • ... ou at pkine • util tum U<:CW, ..... .....cv., ....... , .... HARBOR GREENS!.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. ~ Yl"f FURN. Room. Util pa.id. Newport & ll:a¥• Center, CM F0tttt. All utilities avail- . Furn. & Unfurn.. Ideal for student. $55 mo. 2052,Newporl Blvd 64~1252 able, BR·AND-NEW APT-HOMES .. o!~~~J~~~s"""' ON BEACH! Dtshwasber. color coordtnal-Call ~ PRJCEO FROM $10,000 eel appliances • plush shaa ~ to lSOO ,Sq. Tl. Furn LO\V 00\VN • EZ TE.R.M.io; uni. ~m $110 & up. ~ar· e SINGLES 1-'ROrtf $140 den patios • Beam ceilgs e 2 BR l'<' BA FRO?if $225 Frpleg e Rec funs e 2 Pools e 2 BR 2 BA FROid $260 ~µnas e Nw-seJ?' School e 3 BR 2 BA t'ROM $360 ram &. Adult secliOns. Im-Carpets-drapes-dish\\'aslwr ca1pet • choice or 2 color BACHELOR 1 nn. turnilbed. or Ullfum. Crpts, drps. Park- schemcs • 2 baths • stall $60. 2110.-C, Ora.nee, Coata Ing. Reuonable. 646--241.f For trur country living, re- liremeril or j1.111t plain inve11t. nient at ·a bargain price. Call or 1\.'hl" for complete detail!'! and fn>c color b~ 1'ever before lived in. Pri· vale pti.lio Jiving. N e a r beach &: shopping. AU new built·ins, dishv:ashcrs, w/w carpeting, drapes, private living, showers • mltTored ward· :"~'~"'~·==~~--~ 2630 Avon" St, Ntwport robe doors • indirect light. COMFORTABLE Room, nice 1200 Sq. Ft. Office med occup. 2700 Peterson . \\' · CM Nr Hrbr " Adams. heated pooJ._sauna-!ennis . ay, rec roo"l...-ocean views.. 546-0370 patiOG.aril"ple parkifll, Ing In kitchen . b~aklaSl home, kit. privs, telephone Jn Civic Center Santa Ana. bar . hUge private ~need & pkg. Quiel, U 8-8207 Parkinz, crpl, \vater incl. patio -plush l'lnuscapin1 -SLEEPING room for \\wk· From 29c 114: ft. 541.Slll. brick Bar-S.Q's. Jarze beat. ing man, near 11th I: Irvine. LAGUNA.BEACH ed pools le lanai. $14 \Ilk. 646-8TI6. chures. • RANCHO CAPISTRANO 2172 DuPont Di-. Rm. 8 Ne1vport BcRch, M664 e 3 Bft.:l BA-frplc., plus e 2 BR-2 BA-patios LUXURIOUS-NEW .. ~~·~~:; 13:1-1223 ,,...31~1 So. Bristol St. GENTLDtAN age 66 will o:~=ftA~ (;y J'i.ii. N. o( So. Coa:t Plua) :i:hare apt San Oementt low Desk ~ available tn OVERLOClKING N.B. Back e 1 Bft.l BA-deluxe liingle Corsican Apt.-Homes Quiet Adult Living HUNTINGTON PACIFIC PH~N~~ ~200 rent 4!J2...9n9. . neweat office bulldina' at Ba.1-.f Cu.st loll. A rare o~ ~~~~~~~~~!FURNISHED, uw. paid, prime locition 1n: downtown p'ty. ree. Kincaard R.E. Sill. LARGE Oieerful newly $»-75 mo. Girlll ~nly. 388 Lquna Beach. Afr condl-MI 2-m2. SUNFLOWER AVE. Btwn S. Main &: Bristol Located ,,; mile E. of Soulh Coast Plaz11. Shopping Centl'r Call 540-1973 l & 2 BR. 2 swim pools Adults only. -.... pc!ls. '11:11 Avocado St.,C.M. 711 OCEAN AVE .. H.B. (TI4l 536-1~87 furn. or uni. 1 BR apts. lV. Bay, C.P.t. 642--8520 Honed, carpeted. beauWUl "co"R"o"N=A-D"E°'L._,MAR.,.., .-.-..,:-: ... ::; Sis k I kl .__ entrancel!I: Frontq:e on R-2 • -t w/--,..,·-.. 2 ,.ar See t.1gr on prenrises ADULTS .oNLv--Crpts, drps, bllns, zq. l per W Up VI" tcno::h. Forest lead ~ u~,. ~ '" child OK Nr schls. 2230 s. $35 \\'k llP a pt&. 2376 Ave.. rear 1 to gar Owner -673-3084 Center St, S. A. (Nr. Ne\\'J>Orl Blvd, CM. 54-97"":)5 P.luDclPll parktnz lots. ~ ~ . per month for si>ae&. Dt'81t Eves. 545-2321 CBehind K·Mai1. oil Harbor NE\V DELUX'E APTS at corner Rutgers & Avocado) e \VILL FURNISl{e FAIRWAY · Dar &12·3535. eve 645-0283 I BDRt.t .........• lrom $13:> \Varner). 545--0989 - - -and <!haln a.vailablf' tor $5. Acre•ge Mottls, Tr•iltr Bll!line111 hours antwtling I----------6200 I 3·NE\V Del~e 2 Br's, 1% BA 2 BDRM. .. ...... lrom $165 apts. Juat being completed e ALL UTIL. PAID.• Laguna Beach 5705] Courts 5tt7 service available for $10. 2\li Acres by Owner, UtiUtles· All utilities paid except near running water &: Golf VILLA APTS. Private patio, pool • indiv. laundry lac. Near Orange Co. Airport k UCI. Adull11 only. 20122 Santa Ana 1\Vt'. f.tgr. lofts. Bruce 545-J89.t 111 corncr "o( \Vallace & 18th HEATED POOL GAS BBQ OCEAN FRONT new luxury. LARG" I 1 •A; St. $225 & $250 on yrly Jea:i:e. TH'E'. CAMBR.1AGE apts, 2 BR. 2 BA. Adults. no ~ ""' ~paces ett. ...., .. Owner. 673-llS5. Bolsa Chica A:. Waril!r H.B. ts. 497_1661 mo. N~ ~idden eogt, Yr pe round f1shu1g, <."Ountry 1iv· QUIET new 1 BR. Night NE~ I Br, :t blk bch $l30, 2 BR., mature adlts, Condo. in.g. Jligh &: dry on light view. Lg 2 oor gar. No $14J furn. QUl.E'T &:: PR!· Garden :i:etting. Pool. $165 Sacramento River. sur. pclll. 646-6835, 546-5240. VATE. Patio. gar.. Adil lsr. 4~2238 or 499--3403 rounded by orchards, quiel, sngles & cpls. No chldrn or clean 11.ir. Ree. hall, laun-- Newport Be1ch 5200 ~~i7B42AJ2.. A l.fth. 5J6.I319• _S..;•..,n_c_1o_m,_o_n_t_• ___ s_1_10_ 1 dry, marina. N!'. shopping. ---------·I===~-~-,---, \Vrile for further detail!. CLEAN, Qu iet 2 BR. BEACH Apt. Oceanview sun-NE\V lari;e 2 Bdrm apt. 1~ Pollard's M.H. Park. Priv. DUPLEX. New cpl:;, drps, BA YFRONT deck. Newer dlx 2 Br. Bltns. ~ul;';'~Noto ~~w;92-&n4~h-oBJwn<uU', !.';.!,:...,Box 714E, Red bit-in ovt'n & range, 12 BR, 2 BA Luxury Apts. crpt~. drp5, lndry, nr. shops .-~ l;l """'31,1 garbage di~posal. t"encecl Priv. terrace, elevatdrs, sub.. & pier. $175 yr round. Ad.la, SMALL 2 BR. $115, first a.nd HOLIDAY BEACH I\:IOTEL yard. Close to shopping. terranean pk'g. All elec. baby ok. 536-2131. last. Rooms. kitchenettes. lOO' to \Yater &. ganle™:r paid. Pool, :i:oft water, doc"b>3121 CHEZ ORO Apt.s. 82.34 Allan-** 49'l.,,-2jJ.4 ** Beach. 1',re e Continental Adults, no pets. !14."5 mo. ~~t W. Coast Hwy, Newport. ta Ncw·-1.2.~ BR. priv. b kf I 1832 N El & l~t plus. $50 security 642-2202 garages. Pool. u t 11 it y Dana Point 5740 -~noas Jiea1 SC. 4~ deposit. Avail l\fay 1 s I. BY ACCIDENT • SI i 11 rooms. Drive by 75.1 Scott Pl, C.t.f. Available. Yearly 3 BR., 2 536-8038 nr 53&-m? DELUXE NEW I WEEKLY rate11. SE A rDo not digturb tenants) LARK MOTEL 23 01 then call 548-30.16 aft 5 BA, beamed ceilings, nr. A'ITRAC. 2 BR. $130. 3 BR. '% _BR. 1~3 B_A, llPlit level, Ne\vport Blvd, Cos~ Mesa. bch. 1081,i Gran:t St, (Corner Sl?:l. Now Ava.ii. Pool. Kid!! with all appliances, garqe, _ _ ·---__ _ e MARTINIQUE e Grant & Seashore) 645-2748 OK 1740l·A Keeh1on Ln view. $200 mo. Drive by Misc. Rentafs 5"9 Park·Like Surroundinns eve11 or TIG-7015 days. 1.1.8. ~1510, 841--0lzj ' 33913 or 33897 Copper La n. .. ., G 2 B 2 & CID bit tern or call 494-2328, 494-47911 ~.--------DELUXE 1·2 .~ 3 BR APl'S. BI r, . • · ns, NEAR Jluntington l·tarbour. or .f99-l39?. GARAGES JO x 30. Extra ALSO ruRN. BACHELOR encl gar, patios. Adults, no. New 3 Br. 1 Br. prts ok. 1 LinilO Real Estate Ion' $20 1no. Nr. OCC "Prv patios ·e Hid Pools pets. Lse $190. 548....a708 (2131 592·2623 or r 714) • Investment.II airport 548-5044 Nr shop'a: e Adults only 3 BR. 2 BA. apt w/bltns. 84&-0459 GARAGE fO~R~R~E~N~'T 1777 Santa Ana Ave., C~1 Adull11. Lease. Clean. 2~8.-A--c--.-1 --f<EAL ESTATE • t' 64° =2 ~'"' ""'0~ • pt. rpts, tns. gar. Gonor•l ,,fgr Apl 1 ·> • .....,,,.. * ....,.,....""°"* no pets. Stora1e Only. 642-8121) EL CORDOVA BAYFRONT Luxury 2 Br. 2 *962-8J78• Rtntafs Wanted 5990 Income Proptrty Brand new delux apl~. spac-Ba. Boat slip avail. $300. 2 Bdnns, 2 bath. Priv patio, ---------- • ious, 1 & 2 Br, swimming F"'urn, $350. Agt. 646--0732 heated pool, washer & drycr \VANT To Leue: 3 br him pool, b-bque. rec hall . These 2 BR wffTJJlc. Untum. Crpts, hook up. 962-8994 house or apt, near ocean or OCEAN VIEW ··:..re the best io the area. Sec drpi1, bltns. patio. $1.95 year· 2 Br •pt. $I SO mo. pool, elem school. Young DUPLEX $41 950 · 1hem at 2077 Charle, manag. ly. AdullS. 67~7452. $7440 or S4?..J37S exec wife 10 yr old • · ' er John &: Louise Sellers, daug.htcr & proleas. im. Quality, CUSTOM BUILT tor 6-*6-2118. East Bluff 5242 2 BEDROOM, 1 Ba. crpts, poodle (\veU behaved, she year3 of pri~ o~ ownership. :z BR. Unfurn. Ne11.·ly dee. drps, near beach. $140 mo. l~'Ork.o; in picturesl. Box Unusually :i:pac1ous 3 b@c:J. New crpls & drps. Spac P'R£STIG-E LOCATION £all-"'~-""°"=-·~~~~" 00:\f, Daily Pilot, NB :::1 ~~=~s ~n!; '~R~ ground5. Adlts. "?pets. $140 For lease, deluxe 1888 sq. ft. LGE. 2 BR. Duplex. Crp~. ~w"o"m"a"n,-:,c:in::g;:te-..<tJ".-:wn=·1"u=-ng· dining rooni. Equally spae. nio. 2283 Fountain Way E. 4 BR, 2~1 BA apt, Frplc, drp~, gar. Yard ~ patio. 'ICl!ks quiet ho u 11 e near ious 2 bctlrooin unit. Great (Harbor, ! urn . \V. on drapei, crpts., wet bar, pri $135 5'18-1867. 847-roos ocean, June 10 • Aug. 30th OCEAN VIE\\I' from each \VII.son). \Vilson G 1 rd ens I balconies, dbl i\U' oU }ptchen 1t * NE\V 1 Bdrn1. Carpets, Exchan,e for caretaJdng, living room. Mintn1um main. Apts I dshwhr, dbl oven. Pool. Conv drape:s. 111E LINDBORG mode11l rent or apt in San tenance yai'CI, Pl.ASTER in.. NE\V Single sty Ga rd c n to shop'f: schls & re...~tion. CO. 536-2519 FrancillCO. Xlnt refer. Box terior and YOU OWN the Unilll. 2 Sr, 1 Ba, shag Only $350 mo. BUSIEST marketplace In 103M, Daily Pilot, NB. land! $5000 dO\vn \\ill han-crp~, ~rps. .o.shwhr, 2 835 Amigos Way, NB to,vn. The DAILY PILOT RET. Teacher wants 2 bdrm die! patio6, beam ceilings, Irpl~, i\1gr. Jll'Xt door 865 Amigos. Classified &ecUon. Save unr hse. )Tly ISf', nr WE SELL A HOME gar. Adults, no pets. $l65. * SPACIOUS * money, time lr effort. Look bch-NB-CdM $165. 4.99-3728 EVERY ll MINUTES 2650 Elden. 537-0062 aft 7 !'low! eves w I & L l).m. & S\Jn. 2 BR Studio Apt. 2 Ba, Patio. a ker ee Crpts, "'1>•, dshwhr. Hoal"' 56-* TOWNHOUSE * pool. Nr. Fashion Isl . .re mar. S:;;a"n.:;,l•;:_.;.A;;.n;;;• ____ 56=20.;;S:,;•;;.nc.t•;:_.;.A.:;,n;;:a ___ _;.,_.'"_I 2 BR. 1 ~~ BA, <'rpts, drpis, kets. $235. 644-5298 patio. Adults, $160. 134 E. f.lelody Lane. 2043 \Yt'!ltcliff Dr. &46-nl I Open 'UI 9! 00 Pl\I telephone. Cou!"Ml . $950 dn. $14,900. DAILY PILOT l21J) 782-272'1 222 FOREST AVENUE LAGUNA B~CH "4-9466 "' OFFICE SPACE- For Lene, Worlc:I Savifli11 Blda:., • P1citic Coa~ Hwy I: 1''0l't't'at, ~ Beach, * Call. 494-9481 .. CORONA DEL MAR Lak• Elsinore 6202 THIS WON'T LAST Appro.'<. 80 acres. AU uHIHie~. At comer Lake~. Olive St, Sl:xlO an acre. Termii. Agent. lia86. Grand,, TI4: 678-rut, Immaculate 2 room. Private =:;;;;======= office. Ground.poor. Private Out of State Prop. 6201 bath. $135 mo. UW pd. Parldnr. 673-6757. Owner. 17.63 acre11 on South Fork or Best LecetJon in CdM beautiful Payette River in 800 to 1£M ... , ft. Deluxe Off. Jie&rt. of Idaho's reereational .......,w.. area. Has new modern ice Spacea. Avail lmmed. house •nd 2-room modern Phone Owner. 642-9950 cabin. Plenty good spring MED, Dental 11ultes avail, water developed. Acx:esslble 725 le 1215 IQ. tt. 35c A aq. yeat· round. Suitable for ft. 5911 Heil Ave H B. reUn'!mcnt home or f!X· 8*-3271 t e 11 e n t development op. NEWPORT Beach Dl:lu.xe portllnity. Write I... S. OOice11. Air oond .. healed, =r, Lowman, Id ah o, wtpriv. ba. 2400 \V. Coast Hwy. $40 DOWN, $40 MO EXEC ofc mite • 1100 Jq. ft . 40 ACf'C!I w/h'eell & road. crptll/drps. 44.f Npt Blvd. cio1ir to ne1v lake. N. E. Call art 7 pm wk d y s Utah, Xln't hunting & lish· 675-4644 Ing. $4000 lull price. (TI<!! NEAR C.~I. City Hall. 3 Rm. OWces. Paneled, carpets, drapes. $100. Call 842-65611 Comm1rciel I BUILDER OFFERS NEW 21,500 11q. ft. del~e bldg. Leased, cholct 0 r an 1 e County area. Properly clear. Owner w/urry 1'Jt TO 8~~%. Prepd int. ok. SJ0....3645 am, 821-5430 pm . 644-4185. - Mountein & Dt11rt 6210 PALl\f Desert·Hlde-«way for artist or writer. Only 10 minutes from to,vn. 2 BR house on 5 Acre11. Utilities. Under $25,000. Owner will carry. 492-6160 NE\V 3 Br cabin, nr Lake Arrowhead, trplc, c p I a . (213) 862-2900, 862-706'! NEW Bld&:., 11.000 *I ft tor I=========- ale or lease. For details R. E. Exchenge '230 llanla lttalty 642-6561' PRlME OCEANFRO~'T 4 fumiAhed unit.I, zoned com· mercial, 25Xl25, $69,500. Owner: 613-225.9, 644-5972 OWNERS ONLY TO TRADE Trade lovely Cape Cod In beAt North Santa Ana Area for home on Lido lsle, Bal· boa Island, B a y Shores, Shor'f! OIU, Dover Shorel'I. MARINA In Newport Beach. Our home Is 2900 square Prime loc. Fee $315.000 feet, on lot 125 by 175. Old· ~2-68Tl, 543-1768 .G racious Adult living 2 BR. w/w crpts, drps, bltn RIO, apiral strcsc, frpl. 145 };. 18th St. MS-009'J. $190, DELUXE 2 BR. 'J BA. $140. Adults J>&lll 45 only. See Mgr, 263--265 16th Place, Of. roWNHOUSE • New Irr. 2 BR. 2% BatM. frplc, encl gar, patio. 67>5033 Business Rent•I 6060 Exel KI n i a a rd,· R.E. er home but clauically "'" ~fl '2-2222. done with additlona recently. 2 BR. trplc. Access to pool. Adult.s. $200 mo. 548--6477 or 64+-5516 Coron• del Mir siso ~- HILLGREN SQUARE FOR Sale, store buUding. F.Xccllent schools -hiBh In. 2 stores avail. Ii..: lmmed. 68&-693 \V. 19th SI. Bethe.I mmr -proleAK>nah as lease in one of city's buslelrt To11>'et'I an'!a. 568--1768 Alt. · nel&:hbors. My daughters shopping cenlers. App, 850 Cl 1 BR homo Ir: Comm. \\'~nt a wetter climate - sq. ft. ea. Bld1 $2S 900. ~1492 after 5 ., tf you need a drier one<- 250 E. 17th St, Coat.a. PtJHa PM ' iet 'a trade! Call ITI.f) Ca1J ~Ir . .Bram (213) OL l·~ 541~ after 3 p.m. Prind- • BALBOA ISLAND e lnduatrl•I Ront•I -~ai. only, P1""'· BUSINESS and I BUSINESS •nd _;,,F.;.;IN_;;AN.;;.;.Co;l.;.;A.;.L ___ 1 FINANCl;..;A_o.L __ _ Business Opportunitie• I Business 6300 ' ~~rlunilits AUiliate CANOY SUPPLY ROUTE !No selling involvt:d) Excellent income lor few houn: v.-eckly work. (Days and Evening&). Refilling and collecting monQ from coin operated di11pensen in Or- ange Co. and surrounding area. We e1tablillh route. (Handle11 name bJ'a.nd candy and snack!). $1625.00 cash l'l!Quired. For personal inter. view in Ore.nee Co. atta, send ~ •. addre!Mf and phonr. number ·10 1;1ULTI· STATE DIST., lNC., 1681 \V. Broad\\'&)'. AMhcin1. CaJj. fomia 9280'J (1141 778-5060. MANAGER OWNER Natione.l corporation, oov in. te!Viewing, lor owner man. CAMERA Shop. Newpnrt Beach. l!~L 5 yrs. Xlnt bu~inr.M 11•ith u n I i m i I fl d future potential. Gi~t shop- ping cr.nter. Seller with other inlcrel>h:. Ex.cep. oP. pt'y. CaU Ken, anytime, South Coast Rea.I Estate, f>i~424 37 YR. old Execulivt, stronit Jn administrative manaa:e· rncnt seeks affiliation with "mall company with growth potenllal. Will accept stock or percentage of profit.I for full time servlcet1. P .0 . BoJC 479, Balboa I:Jand. Calif. 1',RANCHISE. Sun re1ia1Dr coating for windowl. a.II in- ventory r-qu ip., n1ailen 4 literature. Eoough inventory 10 do S2000 ·worth or work C'01nplete 1or $750 talh. 5'1~24:l:i Busineis Wentld 6305 ager of complete family rec-_EJ_M_Pl'Y--STO--R-E-llXIJ ____ 120tf_ reational sport center. Ex· trernely high return on ln-:i:q. ft. forde llcate11e• 12 500 .... ___ .. take--OUt 'vith gu, el~ ve11tment of $ , . .;)l:\."\Ll-..U, • • 1 •. jjx•· Rigid ilM!!lligation invited. tr1c1ty, p um 1ng •ul'H MU!lt have management & only. In shopping center PR ability. Reply 10 Box 580 preferred. Box 104 O»ta the Daily Pilot 01· call Mr. ,'~'~'u=======;,, P.'l'lltk Rice (714) 774-7050. COIN LAUNDRIES Fr~iclaire lnv1stment Opportunities 6310 From l6500 to S37.!itlll SMALL INVESTOR e Buena Park • Fullerton • Cypn'.?M e \\'esrminstcr e Opportunity to Invest In new llunting1on Beach e Garden com_pany manufacturing ex- Gl'Ove e Tu.stin e Santa I 1:lus1ve a_rchltect~ral pro. Ana e Costa Mesa e Ana -duct.I & 0U1ce·furn1ture. T.X. ht!1m e La Mirada. I advantage ot this lim,Ued CALL CHARLIE 5Zi-7833 stock oUering. ITI4) 8J3.948S PARTNERSHIP di!L'>Olution INVESTORS -Want $3)00 forct:s sale of manu!ac..... for security agrMment that l u ring bu slnes11 with \viii return f2,93L12 in 38 unlim ited profit potential. months. $5,000 11.ecurity and Includes all dies and toolit11: excellent credit. 548--5896.. required to produce a ll('W el'es. and lJnique kitchen gad~! ========= pluK 30,000 packaged unil, Monty to Lotn ma and many ~ accounts __ _ for "'' "•m "''""' al 1st TD Loan s::i,000 and terms can be llJ'· ranged. For f urther In- formation call 549-1006 or l..owetit lnlert'lil Available- 962--084T 2nd TD Loan Busintls Tcnn11 based on equity. Opporlunitits 6300 642-2171 545-0611 p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I ScrVing !{arbor area :n yrs. VENDING IS BIG BUSINESS \Vt!' hav~ enjoyed 20 real'!! of unparallelled integrity dealing with our customerlll. 0 u r company Is ex1l8nding again and rrqulrr! dis· tributor.~ to i1ervice routes of ""ndlng ma· chines. llOUTIS ESTAILISHIDI NO SELLINGI NO SOLICITING! JUST 'LAIN. OLD PASHIONID GOOD SllVICll car lie r<!Qulred! Slx to ten houra per WCi!k can run a small route. In· come commensurate with lnve~tmerit 11.nd ,.r. fort. Earning!! can grow to $1,000 per month with lnvestm"nl !!tarting u lltte M $1 .500. YMJ, "·e ~·ill consider p&.rt time l)l>Cr8JOl'll who are looking for an Ideal supplemental I n com e situation, but he or she m u 11 t bf' expansion minded. An intelligent company flnflncing plan 111 afforded alter initial lnvestmf!nt. Please do not WLttte Sattler Mortg•g• Co. 336 f:. 171h Street Mortgages, Trust DHd1 634S I $5000 lsl TD on Hunt • ington Beach apt zoned lot. JjO a month including 9~, J yr du". 15% dillCOunt. 494-8100 or 493-1706 Money Wanted 6350 MONEY WANTED Secured by pro1)t'rty $25,<m required, wlll PliY top inter. CHI k point11. Short term, Call 12131 96U410. ANNOUNCEMENTS' ~nd NOTICES -------Found lFrH Adsl '400 --FOUND In water at Crtsonnt Bay, Laguna Bea.ch un- damaged prescr1ption au~ gla.sse11. 546-4561 f"OUND Jn Woodland School area boy's Schwinn bike. .Please identify 6 .f 2 ... 7 2 6 6 alter 5 pin SML. M&Je German Shep. foun<t 411.f. Identify, ~7-7:iJ9 FOUND Afghan Hou 11 d, maJe, Vic. Delaware, H.B. ~ BLACK--&-whi-.-,,-.-,-t-1 •-n-, bttndefl. Back Bay aru ~8-G491 * DELUXE 1 &. 2 BR Garden Apts. Blt-ira. prl\•. j>atio, healed Pool. lrple. Adults. $145 mo. MG-5163 ~!;~ -4 P." "',,,.,. {1 Spn11i1li Style l.umry LeaM: 1tore-plumbln1 in I: R E W tod .your time or. oun U: appropriate for beauty •>'OR LEASE-New 8000 • · 1" you'rt.. looking to "play BLK. sho--,-, -hair-. ~ ... -. -.-... malr, young, nr La. Paz Ref. Well behaved, Eve. 4~ Til\Y \Vhitc poodle, Crievins. Dog\1ux! St., CM. 2 BR. Upper apl. $140 mo. Cfls., elr.c. & water furn. ~o pell!. Adultt only. 169 Wa.lm.it, Apt E.Call~ LARGE • SHARP! 2 BR. Drps. crplll, bl tns. Quiet bldg. Infant ok. $1SO. 547~2682 2 BDRM. Deluxe. N°e'fly Pied., cpts, dish w. closed J>Atio. Sls.l &IG-0135 or 1146-4760 NE\V -2.-Br .. dshwhr., gar., 1undeck. Adults. no pets. $190. :l»!l Tustln. 6-12-1716 bEWXE 2 It 3 BR unfum Apts. 9'll tl Camlno Oriw, C.i\t Ph.S46-0-l51 ?'JR. New 2 Br. t~ Ba. Crpt.s. drp~. '10\-"t, d~hwhr. pr. '166 W. \\'llaon, 642--T~ • ON TEN ACFlES 1 It 2 BR. Furn &: Unfutft •ire:places I prtv. patic:I I Pool.I. Tennis . Contnt1 Bld8f. 900 Sta Lane, CdM iff..2611 <MacArthur nr. QJNt H'#Y) --··----~ --· UJXURY 1 BR IJ)l Crpts, 4rPs, trjllc, l (Ovtl, rt.frig, all U(i\ pd. Nr. bch. $Xl5 tD0. 6'13-1963 ) SPACIOUS J BR a pt. , carpetll. drapes, re Ir I g . , atcwe, 1arare. Adult $100 mo. yrt.y lellM!. 6'15-779-4 l It I B-",_,,., '•rni1liN •1t4 U•l•NJ/JtJ salon. 307 l\1arine Ave. SQ. ft. IndusUial Bldg. _......-~------\\·Ith ll few vendln~ml'I· SIOOtl Can .. ··-n HA VE $4,000. cuh, want to I GT:>-0486 or ~ )'OlU' broker. Jlf:r mo. -.-.: chlnP!!." Sint'f'n: peop e at 882 Production Pl, N.B. UIWTle )'OUl' V.A. or J.'.H.A. \\'ho a~ prtpat'l'd to fpl· STORE BLDG, Yorktown 673-6550 or (11 24g...fJ33 loan on your oow;(l , in J~u~ low lhil'I <'DmJ>al\Y'1.[tnn· Center, Beach Blvd. Eqp'd * * * * .-.-lifli{on Stach 11.rea, Eves. clpes of "11n h<lne!ll day'!! for beauty ahop, plumb@d f213) -• -pay tor 11n honf'ftt d·.,·~ New 3800 sq fl. $3113 mo. ~""""' -... ,1 "-,·., for barber al'lop. 162-"'996 WANT ,_ b ,_ 4 5 .,_ work'' may wrltr-. ..... a... trunt Bch. Newport Beach &U--1485 "' ey ,.... or DI 011•ll•1 Sh•1 c.,,.._rr.rr ,...,Jri,., . 2 O,flCES' AVAIL. 00\ae. J-1.B./C.l\f. •re.•. Ymir fi rst letter ahwld E•eiliq l1tr.ritw ,,_,..,. 1620 Sq. Ft. n.tall or oWce. ewner only, 53&""'162 conulln ynur phone SO' h'ontaa:e on N1wport t. 3 rm.ii, 1 • 2 rma. fl&.17241-:====-.,---numbt!r and aufflcltfll "°"'"""' ,..,..~ • OeMC Blvd, Acros1 h'Om Qt)' Hall. IUSINISS •nd ttfl!rCnCM to verify. Prl«if• o.el .,., ••eo,.1 Ervin, 6'B-1li01. Lott 6100 PINANC14,L 64S.73b1 =ro=u~N~·n=.~Near Market Basket, N ,8 , crtam-ooltared 1hort-hail'l!!d puppy. 6'7>&15.1 FOUND Young Shepherd mix. OwDer murt ~"'1. SIS-18.SO Jilt '-'i•loftff .All lettel'I Al'() pen;on· i·,.m r-°"""" rriM• s.. J,000 SQ. fT. lu1lnn1 •II>' r•\rln.~ by J\.fr. lost .. , n .. 1«1 r~.ior ,, A11tlM-COmtttkftdowntown Santa IMPROVED LOTS Opportunities 6300 ~I 8i~~o~:ldrh! ll""•RTBROKi:N ' 1011 Now Renting-From $140 Ana. Xln 't busy toe, 206 w. ror Sale I fully lmpnw..d ----8-0fl d ~ I N • IS-Ii C.. ,1 .flh St., S.A. Ml.$111 iota In prime loc of Cerritos. FANTASTIC Bus. Oppor, 6 r · plbeaglt! mix, wht/ blk NEAR new 2 Br .. bit-ins, •• °'"' 0 1 ., ••• ""~-to ·~,,,. ~ l ~--. yr medium 1lzed ttataura.nt USSERY Jndusfries, 11r>0tted. fluffy. Flea collar. nd k Co •--Ad t ~-.,.,,,_ ,,..., "'"1 o..a.r I N 8 "-t be Id Ans "Luv." Vic MOl'm>Via I: Sll cc · nv. 11,11,;. ult. 1000 W. MocArtliur Blod. Offlct Rtntel _,,,.. nu.nlta Al 3 tmproved n · · t .. " must llO Inc. Empl. cpl . or gent. No pets. lndivkl\.aJ to': In H.U. All in <We to ION of fl\ll'.10~1 down 18th, C'f. ~w1rd. 64~2896 $175 Lease 6T>-4Zi5 I i.toclr Em •/ IJrl•al FOR rent ottlcn ot ttorts welt devtk>ped anu. $mO Call GaJe Pike • .f9.4..&113 kc-17 .. Chanc•ll•r lltow I LOST' v\C. Brookburat • z. BR aaraae apL, ga~ l Sant• Ana 540..8497 130 E. J?lh St., 01. $S5 per lot • tenn.tt, By <>wner. appt to ate. Dlll•a. T•n• 75247 I Heil, YoUna Sia~ mai. Wfttr.r lpd.. Ii:e aundecl(, k up. 6464111 c a 11 Mr. era.ham 714: S°">;A"°""U°'T"'Vc;-,SA=L-O=N'"""ro"r-IAl~f'. A.tt: Vtndlnt DIYltltn et.f. SliJbtly lont h •It tllC)\1', l1'f' ho,\: l'.t'l)ta, drpg. .CM o"ll'ICE-SW-962-1353,. Call da>·• 988-1111. t\.'fll W/btuihy tail,' R1,.a11d. .• A~d~w~~~o-n(y~·~61)1;.;.;.N~M"<:;.;..;i8'U.;;;...• ••• ~ ......... ~~~~~~~~~~~...,.~·~---Call,....-6*Cll~~~-t ...................... 11...:::Sl&-::;:::U~!3~,~a·~k~r ... ::..,::C~lno~.~ llo!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I -~~-·~~-~-~ r /} • 1 • I ' ' • ' I • ---~ > ' -·-1 - ': • ~D,\11:-·Y ii-..... · ..... S.iijlor'i""ii'iiA,.iiU~•l!i"'l,i"iil9111 . 1 , • i'ARNouNCIMINTS _-* 1t "lt' ' 1' ,. ..,.. NOTICIS • " SIRVICE Dlll~TOIY. SllVICI DllllCTO!lY SIRVICE DIR1c:ro1v j Jois & IMPLOYMINT JOiS & IMPLoYMINT JOIS & IMPLQYMINT TOPSOIL , , tt77 Jabo Mor., w-7100 .M!>o Mon, w-71\IO Jolto Mon, W-. 7100 ' ' : . ' c....,t, c-.... -Oonot•I s .... 1ao 6612 ..._,, 6411 ---·--.---- -.--------!CEMENT woi-Ji: w~·' PltO,ISSloNAL 1'0M)U.... _NI'""" 1t4'Ufttd l11ltk••1Mr £Xnau:NCED P9d.iatrie Tom ' Gawno, Jr potloe, "'1><1nt< ~ l,oecl A,T. CLaANING ' ,,.._ added. 131~ ()ppottµnll)' to advance, Call RN or Pul>IJe Qea!'l' ....... -' In ...,..... lb< or!« l& Specla1 UllJt Raia 646-21198 1131).2050 °' 4~ Lon.lne, Weotclltt hnoM<I lor """" ~. Seftd . rJcht1CallBob'42-9itTaft5. · · ---AJtncy,a:l43WestclWDrive:, reaume.,to .P.O. Box 1121, 1,1!'1' ' --' -CONCRETE ...... all ...... Haullnt •no TrM Service "'° N.B. 645-mo • N.B. at Cssilloll Chavrelot . SaWliw brWdoi ha"""" IOY" II. If EXPERIENCED CASlllER n Jflrtlar, C.M, Mf.J.Do. ~ Ue. '.se~ , TREE.\ Hed&N, trim. cut, • 'tcbboan:I tr A t)'plst "J'ht JNCetdla&' WU 1 paid n. ... 11ru go..,lOlO IJGHT Hauling, yard/pr. 1lwnp1, removtd, hauled. 30 Cltrlcr ~tn ()ptD 1~r 26-B~ 'y1• yW .alMmu M'Vtval ldvertlle-_.v· age ~&n·UP. call anytime yra exp. Fully itla. GU-4030 ... . ".'!: meni * C 0 NC ft ET E \Vo r k , ~fore 8 am or after 3 pm, • Lqu:tla Beach. So. t.aiuu ~ Valle Jld. 493-4511. . , ' _W;io:.,..__ Llc:eaoed. Patlol I '"'°""'' 494-Wl1 Upholster( 6990 DAILY PILOf GU11ew ~ ' - * LAI>~ * u-e. ,.,,... SAIWUX>VENTRY - • &U ltUOA t••••l'Y. AbtQlutab no inwst'mt. We tnin.SSW631 .. - UTE Factory work, ate.ft J2..3J ht, xlnt work cond, .Pf.Id hoUday f: vacations, • mech a b i 11 t y. l'lelP.tu.l, 952--2172 bef0tt noon, )".V, ·---'·-·*WOMEN* ~~..,!.hillipa C•m•nt BEFQRE YOU HAUL TO "2-C2I ltt.NT'OPP.40hrwk Local Office Jebt No Chort• 100% ''" .., Mt ~Get? _,....,._. THE DUMP ... CAIL czy~m·s~Cuatom. u~bol. CisHIER Pa-rt time 67S48l.S att"S PM =WI ~·s ~ fOt •MORE C.OOcreUt patio tot ~·Save$$ l:uro~:" fin~~~» Brifht-.Entbusiutic (U-24 SP CLAlllPICA n POI riaht ~. We ha"9 • Wl,)'..0 Je11 monl)'. ,Artiltic tetUI\& CARL'S 1831 Newport mvd. c:M. hrs per wk) 'incl Sat's. Ap-6'1rt Friday L IOllN SWAffllS . call ua ~ bqiD to live! ~ ti•ilhlnao. l4t-Olll1 · ~Jnl, Ha\illna 6 • ply In penon. Back Strt<I, Pl•ue call for appt. I d .. •-'-• 5fT..ell$f ""_..-. CON_,__.. Cle&m1p. -,, Ton P.U. Reu. ..-N 2S F .,~ •·•·~ N.. Su_,,,,. .t.-ncy 642-tt4t •• -... ..,.,.i...,.,... ~i.e. Free Ett; SU-a91! Window Gleaning 69'7 ° u"""'' --.Do. Typlng, filine. eood with fl&:· ,... •• -. ..... S L--5 II-- 5 -' 21 hr. NCOldtq PATIOS • D!llVES • EiC. HAULING l10 A LOAD -CITY OF -ures, 100C1 pbone voke, »<· l857 Hubot; Coota M ... 1 ~,. ..:."" .. ".;.~ .wn....=,uo,:, .... 1a..trw. .. SA.UNA-MASSAGE FREE ESTIMATE, 142-1403 oean up. Tree · serv, Gen. WINDOW Wuhcr, collere NEWPORT Bl'ACH cellent company benetita: A ~ ' ... voua =:,,.: ~•-,:;:_.~.,r---WHIRLP06L -·GYM ct:MENT WORK. no job too Pnlnln&' 646---2528, 5C3-80it3 =t· 1!:.50 ~s..~ • ~ for advancemtnt. ''LQOK'' ''SPECIAL'' Ttl'lace You• Tr..,.,., PorodlM M LeSolondtTrtltmenll =H~S':ntna;\~'"~ YARD/ Gu. Cleanup. JOBS&EMPLOYMINT HUMA~gL~~~ICER Wtite-P-"O,DallJoPllot. MOl'Comfortbra&wlpfor PHONE ,642-'671 2930 W. Cit. Hwy. Npt. Bcl! . ~·,.~_: i~~ -~ • $620 Iv $754 por month • titUng °' job. Call Mn. 2 BR. beach cottaae R.-2 IOl 3 BR. 1,. ba. + tam rtn. DaU,y 10 am·l am 642.3154 ChllCI' Care', e, ..,._..,~. ~,..., Job WintR, GROCERY & Shipp Inc Conway. 968-6219 • . , ffunUnrton Beacb. Approx. Value $21.500 Oear. G.G. we accept lJl credit cards Llctnnd "lO LEI' ROY HAUL rrt Women , 7020 . Clerk, mature man, driving MAWS. Exper, ovtr 21. Ap. ~ $1000. Exchange'for Mo-For 2, 3, 4 unlit in H.tp., LOOK l0-20 ye • < ' 545-$)40 ----~celli:t ~~f~~~'. nee. for deliveries, 3347 E. ply, Ben Brown'• ~otor . bile Home or TD"s. Cell ~ ~~h Realt)' the secret of th-:' ST~ ;;;-SCboOl lf!t'Viqa SO. ~. 12' itake dump-.% T-. Pickup H 0 USE KEEPER Avail. uae:':n :nd 1~e year:·;;. Cout Hwy,. CdM Hott!, 31106 S. Coast HYry, MartlJl }\ealtor 646-2266.' • • proven & unique face-Utt anp Co. ti::.> am to 9:30 HAUlJNG & Clean.up, Trff1 4 · 8 hrs day. Exp'd, bond· perience meeting the public. HAIR STYLIST. Operator South Laiuna Great Dane Pup ' 6 wkl, Rect-ealion Veh. park site. without surgery, .MG-3538 pm 1 aay11 wk, Full-P/time. removed. Reaaonable. Free ed & ins'd. Homemakers Experience caiin& for &ni-wanted Jor bull)' •hop in * MACH IN IS T • Ex- ' $boll, male, able brindle, Trlr. rents; service 1ta., <I eves • wknd1. P.O. Box Aft. schl., Rates for 2 A up.. eltl.mate. 548-1142 &17~l mala deslra.ble. Laguna Nlguel. Gtoop in--perlencitd. ! to 4:30 ahiJt tJ'lde for transportation Car Br hOme.°Gd Inc Dow. Eqty 2014 Seal Beach. 646-3106 ~ S:W.1292. . --q:wo Women 'vill clean. SlB :surance, pa1d vacation f'1"\n, Apply: TlV W. 11th St. C.M. «misc fUmiture or ? !! ot $140M. Want apU. TDI, ! ALCOHOLICS Anonymous Housecleaning 6735 and $20. TC':st, April 28th, 5 p.m. t•or Following preJe!Nd. · Sl?i. MALE. TeJepbone Wea-Fire n 25 value. 646-6!M2. Rltr/Exchangor 6TM961 Pbonrt 542-7211 or write to Con,,.actors 6620 • 836-64&8 • informatk>n ca 11 (TI4) V.0:-!302 or 493-4020. ~tor d al Paid d•"• PH Have 4 Pride of Ownership writs in choice Tuttin loc. \Vant larser units, eommer. clal, or .! Nancy J. Moore, Realtor fi73..3101. :IBEAUTIFUL ENGLISH 6 Rm. Home near Puadena tor N.B., CdM, C.M, Duplex or units. Home value $29,500 clear. Call 548-8532. Rare 1930 Lanehester Sa. loon; value around ICIO: trade· for car, boat or '!'. JClnt mecbanlcal condition. -20 Acres, 1eve1 land near Lo\-elock, NevadL Ttade for camper, car, hOuae w/pool or ! ?! 540-2333 2 Newer duple.'«!1, side by iiide; 3 Br. 2 Ba. ea., fp1ca ; nr. beach. F.quUy approx. $27,a». Trade fOr land or ln4uat. Realtor 613-4350. '53 Ford P .U., overloaded -· hltoh to pull boot or trlr, gd Urea: &: motor, comm. lie. FOR sm. piano :II' organ. ~ late eves, ll'il forln CU' &t marine serv bus., .15M cltar. XIOO sq ft ;tacll, G.G. Ea.tab 8 yrs for prop., vessel ! Up/dn, Box 691. Dal1Jo Pilot, NB . '82 Dodie Military <I whl ~ drlw ,,. T, winch • sealed !lee. w-11400. Trad• for sportacar, camper or ! c:.n-. 1961 WWION DELUXE RACING SABOT FOR SblAlJ., MOTORCYCLE. -646-8565 Have free clear Iota & acre. If.I! (So. C&Ilf,J. Want clear tdne (To $150,000)0r a. llAlme on ilicome. Owner (714) ~03. ~· Spbtt1lshel' needs fin- llhina:: tot.iches. \VIII trade Jor Real Estate or '?' Call 557.9136 S. acres· Antelope Valle)', 31J' trontaae S\etTa Hwy. :i 1~ mi so. ot Palmdale, near complex. S28~ for ond or '!' 646-$ TRADE apa.cious E-1dde l ·BR., 2 BA, Fam. Rm. {val $26,950 w/S'f&.iO eqJ for mo- tor home or camper. \Valk. er Ir la, Rltrs, 646.ffil. 1~mosttas . Trd eq./beaut. Oceanfront <I Br, 4 ba, 2 at:y hm, OcMnaide for vac land. income or lll\lr htn, Orange Cnl)'. 531·-- HAVE 'ii,, aerea free Ii dear. ioned M·l , in boom· j.ng: San 1.larcot North S.D. C:ounty. For property or ? -5<>-945L lj:rade. equity for car, boat, income or TD's. 3 Improved ftl Yiew Jobi, Panorama Heiahta. (1 or all). I 8J0.6040 Of 79!}.2-49j I050 Acres Espe.ranee, \\", ~iatralia. Adjae Linklett'r h.nch, $50,00CI clear for lo. pi "'°'i;.i1 53G-li691 Rick e . awy. : Mr 'Sieml Lakeiront Resort. P.O. Box 1223 Coata MH&. BAY I.: Beach Janitorial COMPANION-Prac. nurse 673-6633 or apply at Person-• Ryan 836-4367 Open 1u111mer-clo8ed win-DO'ITY C··•· Co ta 1 T Additionl * Re~odeltne r ......... t1 \vindoivi; Doors avail, live-in or out Good nel Offi~ 3300 Newport HAIR STYLlST for men, &M.<. n c om FredH ,.._.._ ........ Lie ...... "". • I Bid N I"" h,Cal" 1•~ MANAGEMENT OPPOR . ter. Inc. $150M-eqty $110M. P. re Dodge. will pay for 613-3041 • "'.; .. ......, S4~2i70 etc. Rea Ii Comm c 'I . s!cills. Homemakers, 547-6681 ~:· cwpor ..,...ac u. .P~;. :1~w;~ng. FuU or pt. time. Car nee, 20 \\'ant-new Challenze, TD'a. ti~. 9fi2..0740 646-1401 AIDES • tot convalescence, hr wk. 836--002 Leta talk, Rltr. S"ffi.4961 UP TIGHT need someone to Cirpet Cleaning "25 l\.fesa Cleanini Service • elderly care or family care. COOK Short On:l,r, YQUn&. Help Wanted l\.lana.gement Have 30 A above L. Math-talk to'. Q'" 'A·~~·~. catpeta, \vindows--;-noora, :J:· Homemakers. SIT~ Nlte sh.ift. Medical 6 dental IF YoU have been waitin& for 0 NG . -'~'~ 1 be Hts Good k · Y u . aaareu1vt ma.n, eWI Free It clear $1950 A. 847_1293 Res. &: Commc'. 548-4 ne . wor 1na: a chance to join a top.Qite willing to leant and uaume ~ Bea h BJ d w tml t nsponsibtllty, in ta.st srow· AL.SO lg. view lot 11, L. Ta· =.;;.;;,======-I O '" y ' HOUSEWORK wanted Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 cond. Hof's Hut, 15342 Real Esta.le otfiee -He~'1 hoe $10.500. WANT local Inc. Announcements .. 10 ' .• , · Call after 6 PM c v • es ns er. your chance. We need 2 Ing recreational bustneu. 613-4144. t----·-----CARPET * 6'rr>-4235 *' L a' b1"lit1"es ** COOK TRAINEE, eves. Salesmen or Women. Phone bluat be over 21 and haw ..--a-u-tilul""'--.-BR_ho_m_•-.-v-;ow-,' BASIC enoounter group now STEAM CLIANEO Walll-Floon-Wlndows&iiiilis l" .. () Must be 18. THE ' ZOO ~nnR:rAL ESTATERS reuonabk education, will- patio, den in NB. $21.000 ~:1~:~v,1:!·a~~~ lOc SQ. FT. Clear Vu Window service CID 1m1te MNaBcilrthA "'1 lnat~t !Iwy, OTEL • Schmklt. Ing to work Jone but equlty, Trade tor smaller -.. _.. ~•--c•-t lm'·"a"'--Rei!!,&: Commc'l. &46-2698 ageflCjy · · .PPY "'"',,..,n H Maid, Full time. pleuant hours. Ask for Mr. ·male children. idot her a ~ -..-. ..., uuu .... _, ... home in CM. rearingmaleclrlldren.alone.l ==,,,:64;:.l:,;5:.:9:..71::,....=--HOUSECLEANING COOKS with broiler exp, ..-... rmanent n!.N\!Eint pre.fer-Coffin&, J..aiuna HW1 Gun 646-5383, 642-5449 Also waitresses, full or part. red. 494-1196 Club. 9601 Valencia, Lquna -_,.:=.::,:cc.::::..:.:.::... __ I. :5#-;;_7713-~======I DIAMOND carpet Cieanen Exp. Reas. Ref. 638-2354 TRISH HOPKINS tinlC. Call 837-9006 HOSTESS tor model 11o-. Hills. Need 4 dt late-model ·car. -e Spring aeanlng Special • """" 1 ~==~----- Will trade real estate, CIJ'll Travel 6435 3 aver. size rooms $3). lronift9 6755 Quality Positions for l...quna Nlauel area. Attr. MAnJRE Counter Salesman, or ? 675-1657 eve!'. Or leave 645J.3lT Free E t' COST lntelliifnt woman over 25. 5 Gentral Ofc exper Tue.Sat. number at 642-1403. Judy GUYS & Gals withe Spirit · 8 ' IRONING In my home, $1 Qualified Applicant! day wk lnelud: Sat & Sun, Red·E-Rentals, 646.7401. Susak. . of Adventure. Expedition DISCOtrnT C&J"P.Ct Oeaners. Hr. Dressmakini & altera· 488 E. l?th St., Suite 224 ACCdUNTING 10-6 pm, 12 hour. 49&-1243 leaving soon for Central Ex~~-Lateat EqWp. used. lions. :.45-7641 Costa Mesa °642·1470 Medical Front Ofc. \Vll.L TRADE 10 irrigated America. Searching for Jost Credit cards $6. Rm.646-123~ -· CLERK ANALYST Hospital Lovely Tustin O re. No ins. ~-es in Hemet \v/3 rentals Mayan cities &: diving for REMARC Services. 3 rooms Painting, ACCOUNTING . . . . • PHYSICAL or billlnr. Ltam Tel·Data for Ort.n&e County incom' gold. Call betwn u AM .l 8 $21.50.·FUU guaran. Credit Paperhanging 6850 Respons i ble pos it ion Growing, manufacturing co~· Apply ~=~~irector computer bkkpg system. property, PM, (213) 814-4655. cards OK. 8471688 ---''--'----=-''---available in Accounting pany. Cost accounting, 1n-So ,..___ Make apptl., handle co~ -can (U4) 962-2581 I~=:=:=:;;*'==:..~ PAINTING : Father & Son. Dept f.tust be neat; alert; clu~ing direct labor di.stJ:i· tai ..... 31'87~ =~:. ~~ tio1111. Doctor ha• accnt, SaJ NEWPORT DUPLEX SERVICE DIRECTORY Carpet Leyin9 & Quality Workman:ship &: work good with others; eir.-butiOn, ~st, and work in t.quna, calil. Ph: 499-1311 open, ftt nego. FULLY LEASl'::D. $2-4,500 Accounting 4500 Ren.Ir -"26 Materials Guaranteed. perienee requl.red in payroll, process mverrtory f'eC9rda, Ext 356 Newport · EQUITY T . DE FOR i:..;;. Reliable. 71 yn. local. billing procedures; aceurate preparation ot coat report.a.=~·=~·==~---Personnel Agency TD'S OR.! ~97 wkdii)'.s FULL Cha"r1e bookkeeper * EXPERT CARPET Refer. Emem>n, 548-3.587 or ~ .. ~: 1642 Kaiser St., from source data. Experl-H~U~EPER Wanted. 833 Dover Dr., N'.B. 40 •· tilul f t·• N·-h-needs part time work. ln1t1llation &. Repair 543-·=2934~~·~----=-u -vull:" ence in accountini helpful. bve-1n pref. 2 achl age &12-3&70 ~au . ""·' = ~' . 962--0521 No JO. b too •mall 646-5911 ~ ACCOUNT CLERK Appty at · chtldttn. 135 wk. own nn & MEN (6) ''" Cal>lomla acres. Bo•-' CUSTOM Painti,,. • "The . TV SpanlM aldng OK d N t'l forest will trade CARPET LAYING Exterior-Interior Specialist" ·Facts & fi""rt!s hc!re ...... 83; •• 53 '" . en a • Babytlttfng 6550 "'-sldenlial • Commercial. •· "" STACO INC ~ all or part for local home, C.A. PAGE 642-IDfO i~ Exp. on small sets of books • land, ?? 49U508 RELIABLE mother w i 11 No job too large or too small + 10 key.plush! To $425. babysit a.ny age ch.lid af· Drywall 6631 Lie. Bond. Ins. \Von't be un. Pacesetter Employment 1139 Beker St. Costa M••• (714) 549.3041 HOUSEKEEPER • oook for cpl, exp'd. Priv nn & bath. Good salary, no 1moki111. b'73--0347 Trade 2 trust deeds as down on cheap land. SU, 700 bal· ance, . paY 20% principal per year plus interest. Own.. er-Agent. 847-3444 • BEAUT Med Home Full Sunny Hills Pool <I Br 3 Ba Din Fam Cu.st blt &: land· ocpd $85M val trd eqty $55M vu hm/dup Bch area. sn.1213 BEAUT Mt Cb.alet Cteamne'. St. Mortiz area chotce view Lake Gregory $37M val Trd up eq $20M inc prop Bch area sn-1273/642-3339. A-lrame cabin in Big Bear, 3 Br; cpts; bit-ins; Swedish Irplc: view, $5,300 eq. for sm. units, house, etc. Let's deal! 968-3597 ' derbid! 646-3679 ............ ternoo?S &. eves at SOc .an • ouoo~D-atl Co. Lic'd --=~~----t Agency, "u.:. S. Maln. S.A. hour 1n C.M. home. Keep • ·e1~ INT Ii EXT. Painting. Free 549.2'l6.'!, this number: 64i.203t. Contractor. ~ge or Small est!. Loe refs. Neat &: -AD~U~L=T~T-0-,-.---,-0-·-Co-n-. "ft~~~;j!f.:';f~;;,i~Jo~b~"~P~h~.~64~1~-9~58~1=== H Call Ch -• 64~ l\QllD ...... • Y?UNG married lad~ oror;~· st8-(M()5 uu.. .....,,,.,J valescing 13 yr old. Wkdays DENTAL ASS'T Front de1k * INDUSTRIAL *NURSE desires babyaitting on Bal. Fencfne ~ METICULOUS PAINT 8-4:30. Own transp. Aft 6 only. Must have exper. u lale. Daya & .IOme nlte•,I;.;:.:;;:;;.:.._ ____ = 962-0396 rectpt. in dental o~ce. Mu.st be RN with Industrial Mon thru Fri, Relia I; exp. NEW or_ repair. NO job EXP, DOCKS-ho1.1&e.1, int .. ~t. ASSEMBLY Trainees, day or Beach area. 34 6-3 ::i40 experience. Knowledp of ~'15-8339 too small, 1 re e eatimatea. INS, col, students. 615-Slll2 niaht ahilt, female age Is. 8am-9pnl workman'• comp. l,nd refer. RELIA. Exper, My Home. 645-2343 anytime. PAINTING -Ext-Int. 18 yrs. 28, no exp nee., but must D!:NTAL ASSISfANT rat Good. rates, Refer. SU.50 exper. Ins. Lie. Free est have good eyesight & finger Chrlide, exper only. • per child. Ma rcare t, Floors 6665 Aecoust. Ceilings. 548--S325 dexterity. Apply in person 548-8844 COLLINS RADIO 548-7801 CAJU'ET VINYL TILE EXTER. Ava: l Story $250. 2 SAE Advanced Packaging, DENTAL A 111 is tan t • 1~ Jamboree Blvd. VERY ttliable mother of 2 Fm estimate Lie. Contr. Story $350. Comp! w/good l35? E. Edinger S. A. Orthodontic OUice, exper Newport Beach 'vants baby sl tting, my 54().7282 5464478 paint. Inter. Rm's $25 paint ATTENTIONI req. Ortho. exper pttf. AJe Equal opportunity employer home. Prefer infant to 31j~"='~';";::;:;::;:;::;:;;;::~~ l .,;~nc~I=. Roy~r_-~64~7-::!1~3.58~== Standard Stations, In c 20-30. 642-2626· yrs. Call 54.5-0223 Gardening 6680 INTER or Ext. PAINTING, Perm. job, gd P8.V, starttngl ;D;ENT~,;AL~ru;:::;:_,1::-, .. ~,1'"""'"/~R~e-ct-p.0 1--·-.,J~r-. ~D~r-e~lt~s-m-.-.-- \VOULD like to babysit l ·-----";;.;.;. IMMEO. SERVICE. Local salary S2.81 per hr. 5 Day, tionist. Mu11t be exper. Know. to $650. Degree not nee, Nice child, my home. Near ANTHONY'S ref. FREE est. 5'18-1627 40 hr wk. Automatic pay in-ledge of forms & xraya. bldg & good co. benf&. Pomona & Uth, C. ?.I . p A I NT ING-Int. Ir: Ext. creases, promotions, fine 638-7470 Garden Grove. JASON Bl!ST 548-4898 644 4160 Jligheat Quality. Lowe s t benetits, unifonns furn, paid DESK Clerk, exper. NCR Employment Arency BABYSITTING My h o me, Dependable Maintenance Price&. Fully exp. Ins. John vacation. Stock plan, sick· 4200 PBX. all phues. Apply 2201 So. Main, Santa Ana ·es Chevy u . RIH. 4 Dr. day/night. Infanb OK Fncd Exp, • Pruning • Planting 613-ll66 ness beneli.ls, hollpital Ir: Ben Brown's Motor Hotel, 9264 W. Katella, Anaheim TRADE: for Dodge, Chevy, yd, warm food. 642-5299 Budget Landscaping NEED a Painter? Interior med. ins., life ins. No exper 3UD6 S. Coast Hwy, South 546-5410 or 821·1220 Ford or VW Bus ot equal LOVING CIU'E!, my home nr. • Horticulturist • & exterior. Experlen~. :~~;i!,0r8 ~~e~p_PIY Laguna JR. ADM. S!CY. value or trade up or down. Victoria Sehl, C .A., NEW <Lawns, re-seedlnc. ~"="~8638=~=,..,==~ 2546 E. Coatt Hwy DISH\VASHER .PART·'I'IME Play leadln&: lady to ifOUP 548-5896 anytime. 548-1009 Complete lawn cai·r. Clean PAINT NOW SAVE $$ Corona del Mar Swiss Chalet, 414 N. New. ot Dist Mira. 9-5. Need HAVE 8 units Long Beach, MATURE, Ex~r'd. babysit• up by job or month. Free Call Jack NOW!! AB SIT . . .~rt, N.8. sharp gal w/80 SH • ~ fee near traffic circle, Equity ter. Pref. Lido Isl. OWn estimates. For lrtfo call 894-3895 or 841·1358 B . y . • mature Chriltum '15ISPATCHER CLERK. $493 nimb, To $500, 549-2265 DE •-·--·t· "'"1193 891 2417 r 846--0932 Sci,ntist. my home, Laguna • p CES $56,500. TRA for lower .. -. ... _ ... ion. ,,.;r -° COLLEGE Student. 2 yn ex· Beach 6 am 10 2:30 pm 5 to $591 type 45 wpm. :I yrs A ETTER desert & ? CHILD Care, my hOme. GARDENING perlence. Low prices. days/~k. Start f.lay 4 . exp. meeting public, gd~ EMPLOYf.lENT AGENCY A·D Realty 842-7731 Corona del Mar. Tm!a, i;hrubs, ivy removed. Steve 548-4549 544-1133. healt~. be a~le to work 2229 S. f.fain, Santa Ana 16 Acres in city of Grants •673--0568* Newlawns.Rototilling,Free RETIRED Painter: 26 yrs=="==~~---various shifts. Apply P ~ H .. __ est 548-8918 N & ho N BABYSTITER H s k Pr. 2 LAGUNA BEACH POLICE ass, v1..,gon. ouse, ........... CHILD care, fenced yd, good ~~· ~-~~-~--exper. eat nest. on "hild-n, 5 & <. Owo •-n,. · · Subd' t tial .--: Call "~" L'an " '"' "" DEPT. 505 Forest Av. lmg. 1v. po en . lunches, playmates, ree.1. AL'S Landscaping. Tr•• drinker. "'"""°"! Perm. F.V. 968-1620 art 6. * KEY,UNCH * OPl!RATORS 20 lo 25, to "-'01'k as f"ld rep. for nat'J. concern. Re· sponslble and have an auto. $110. wk. to start. No_ exp. nee, Prefer to train, For in- tervie1v call f.fon &: Tues 9 am • 1 pm, l\.Ir. Koshar. * 544-0594 * See Betty Bruce at . mjj Gxec Artncy for Omer Glrla 410 W. Cout Hwy., N.B. By appol:it. 64&-3939 MECHANIC...Fon:i111 car, Exp'd., Costa Mesa. •Call 642-5133• * ·ilfOTEL MAID -Full or part tme. Apply: 4~9'36 L;i.guna Beach. MOTEL MAIDS * 6'6-1"3 * Nuralnt - Rl!GISTERl!D NUllSI 1.c . ..c.c.u. Expandll>c unit, Chol! ...... opportunities, contihutnc ed. ucatlon program. Contact penonnel So. Cout Com- munity Hosp. 31812 Cout Hwy, So, Laguna en•> 4ft. l3ll Ext. 356 NURSE AIDES ... All shitta open. Experienced prtf'd. Apply: Laguna Beach Nur> Ing Home (714) 494--8075 Equity $19,500 for local C.Af. area. 548-5310 Removal. Yard RemodelilJ&. COI.J..EGE SI"UDENT Draftsman "B" "'" =9"' BABYSI'ITElt-Live !n. 2 Oil' property . ........,..,., •· CHILD CARE_ Weekda"" Haul trash, Clean-ups, LOWEST RATES! Al M' · 2 ~ J\1inimum one year keypunch ice .,-..,,_ . -•·•-67" 66 Children. l afternoons Ir: inimum years e;~t""''" -~--i-....... Both ..,ltlo-GENERAL C'ERK '66 Cabover Camper 49er, · (646--0494 .n.cpair 1Pr•uw-S. '1"11 Call Bill ... ·~· 548-4549 evesott. Call"'" .. ,2 en-in 1~·~ut & •·I """Y"'""'"'"' '"" .. U'tV""llN ..... ....,.u ... p ng 4:30 to t AY..f •hlft. One ,.· ACCOUNTS tbl, stove, sink. sips J or Newport Beach Area AL'S Garoe-I: Lawn * PAPERHANGING of al'! \vork for pl'lnt·• * BAKER * Ali-around, 40 .. ,· .... ,.;1 ~-~,. icu Fri. thru. Tues, wo'k ... k. RECllVABLI 4, fits Camaro or Ranch-BABYSITTING My home on Maintenance. C'.ommerdal, & PAINTING. * 968-2425 .......... .........,.., ero. Want boat, tools or any. Placentia, across from lnduatrial ' residential. !'n~k~~· ~Ro; Call Personnel D1pt. Type 50 wpm, use lO key add· thing or value. 646-5486 Wilson School C.M. S45"5026 * 646-3629 * Platterint, Patch, COLLINS RADIO er, filing. Prtf. bkgmd, la HAVE' pool heme, 3 BR., --* LANDSCAPING* Repel• 6UO :!;:7th St. Costa"'''" (71'4j 494-9401 ~ ~7 ~vd. acct" "";.,,";i_'!,lnr· 2 Batlui, built.ins. Brick, Masonry, Designs, Installation. Lawns TELONIC · ' ae - -· \VANT: 10 ft. wide 2 Br. ttc 6560 17c sq ft compl, Sprinklers. * PA'f'CH PLASTERING -BEAUTY SALON -Equal opportunity employer L.M. Cox Mfg. Co .. Ine. 12 , __ , All ropes. Free estimates In Costa Mesa oUers secure lndustri-1505 E, Warner trailer. (Agentl . :yrs ru<:U exp. 536".lZlS <J •• SM 5.16-I445 • ~Eves BUI.LO, Remodel, repair LANDSCAPING Call 540-6825 position to well trained op. L B h Keypunch Opr. $520 ta Ana 5'&-2561 Bru~k. block, concrete, . . erator with some following. aguna etc DAYS Xlnt, slable Co Id al Equal opportunity emplo)'ft R·2 Vle1v lot, Dana Point, carpentry, no job to0 small. New lawns, ro to I 11 Ung . Plumbing 6190 Male or Female Equal opportunity employer working conds. Top 'ben~s. ORGANIST • Choir Director O",·~ll~rma:1~~~R id•~sutmstr~~! Llc. Contr 962-6945 ~b:at."54~;452 remo\l'\?d. Permatreu Beauty Salon DRAPERY Workers: ( 2) Call Miss Mary, S57-t122. for Ep!1copal Church in '"" ... PLUl\.IBING REPAIR Penionnet (7141 540.8582 Mtut be l'.!xper all around. Abigail Abbot Personnel C.M. 543-0036 momincs property. $.10.000 • UOD.OOCI, lu1lne11 Servlcet 65'2 CLEAN·UP SPECIALJST No job too small Call {Or interview St;ady wor~. Gd wages & ~ncy. 230 W. Warner, 0 RT H Q·p ED IC Surge<>n Days 546-0928, · 4 -Mowing, edging, oda jobs. e 642-3128 e LAPIN GRAD PREFERRED tringe bent'f1ts. 1651 Placen-SUlte 2ll, Santa Ana, Wt1tmil'Ulltr l'lffdl exptr of. $1100 equity, JASUar 3.8 S TRANSLATIONS. ~is!'° Rtaaonable, 548-6955 R•mocfellng A tia Ave., C.i\1. BUSIEST mantetplace in flee lirl. 540-33&5 alt 5:30 Sedan. All p\\T/11.ir, to ml.. Engil!h· 20 yrs exp. in Laun Exp. Japanese landscape, 1 6~0 Read * DRIVERS * town. The DAILY PILOT P.l\.l . ·h--,..;.... whl•. ••. nu America. h!umford Transl&· cl . 1 Rep1 r " , ;:-.,.,,~-,,,...-,,--" '"' ~.... ... tio 548-5306 eanup, ma1nenance. --ClusWed Metion. S a ve 1 la Your Ad in. our Michelin tires FOR Llnc., :,;"'::;::==:=====l,=,...!M~a~ck':..!8'~2~8~1~42:._~ THE No s:--ience rnon11. ttme Ai ettort. Look classilleds!'Someone-'" ..._ Cad. or "." fi4.t.4265. --r-• ' ....... .,., C•rpontorlng 6590 EXP. Japanese Complete REMODELERS Nocossary! """'!" laoJdna for tt. Dlal M2-!m I Br, 2 Ba, welJ..ktpt, nict 3 units, Income $2640 yr, .;;;;.;.::.::.;c.;;;.;::;.: __ ...:;:.:.; I Yard Strvlct. Reu. NB I: Th .,.,._ c1oee to shoppi... T<ade $9000 eqfy to• boat, CAllPINTR~ . CM area. 540-1313 COMPLETE e ~~:::.i~~ Jebt Min, Wom. 7100 .lobt-Mtn, Wom. 7100 ~ant a !arctr hOme CostA lot or automobile. Darlina MINOR REPAIRS. No Job JIM'S Gardening ·Ir lawn REMODELING YELLOW CAI CO. I""'· RI()'., P.O. Box 23'6, Riv-Too Small. Cabinet In IU' malntenanC<. Re•. A com· * 642·3660 * 1116 E. 110. St. i 5(5..~ or (ijT-9U& erside. fTI4) 686.1161 . Qe.s A other cabhwta. mercial * 540-4837 1 Al LY Costa Meaa u * * * * * S<Ml15, " no ""'"' laava JOHNSON'S GARDENING PLUMBING. painting, <lect. ,.. mac at -.:S'12. H. 0. Cl appllanee1, windows< ELECTRO "'!J!!!l!l!l!!!l!!!'!l•!m!~!!l!'!~~\!P.""11!!!!i Andenon Yard care, ea»>ips, Pl'UD-• , !"! 1.,., ptanti,,.. im.:1035 heau,,.. Reh, 11"•· 1197-4850 MECHANICAL -~NNOTNICCIEMSINTS aAndl;INNOOUTNICCEIMSENTS CARPENTRY.j:obine.t~Room JAPANESE Guden l nc ;;;;;:-6950 ASSEMBLERS Iii"" Atld., Patm. Any tue job. Service Neat wtlrlc aeanup 1np ~-· '401 Lott -·'----640-1 Mike 6'f3.ll6e: ,,_ 646-2516, yd. fn.aint. 968-:l303 GUTt'ERS & Down.spouts p I LOT CARPENTRY -CABIN!:TS CARDEN' service. clean-up. Installed Reuol\llble. San Remodellng-rtpatn. No jOb mainteuance, clil aJtel' 6 Clemente TI4: 492-.3706 I Mo. Cocker Lost 4/U Vic. BLACK cat male w/Oe:a too small. Call 646-42:14 p.m., ~.ms. I========= ~Belfut I! Fairview. Ute coJlar and gold necklace. o-i 1-wn spota on head Ir ears, Can: a48-7235 Old Wotld Crati.maruhlp GARDENlNG, clean-ups ft l "Sa;:.w;;.l;;;n_.t _____ ..;;.6HO:..:.: • ~ '•et N4 __ ,, Finilh "-'Ork my Spedalf1 lawn relttdin•. Reuonable! .i •.....-· . oa .... · .. ,~ c.a.tl Dan mues Call 646-6500'• ~.Rawud.516-2805 Porson_•~ls~-~6605-,.:;:;;,:.:;;;;;:=c,,,_==-== A.LE ~.Own-QU~ITY Woodcraft, sml LAWN MOWING SERVICE 1 Lolt vie Harbor & * FUU.Y LICENSED '* gen I conatr . .l a.rpenh')'. Neat, deptnd..ble ttuon. {=-. C.M. • Re:w-ard Reno"'l'led Hindu Spiritualist Call Ken 645-0044, 543-4235 able. 1We elt. ..S.-j &G-1~ ~~:~.~~=~ GEN. repair, add .• cab . JAPANf.SE Gii'deorr strv-¥~u _n.<, b I k . Formica, pa.neUnr. m!"Ute. Ing F. Vllley, H. Bch. <Mt.a u.--r-" Re!dlntt riwn 1 day1 a Anything! Dick, .f?s.Ma9 Meaa., Npt Bch. 64S-(l3AJ .w/bn>. 4 lllos.: ftmal<' ..... 9AM-9PM 312 N. ti REPAIRS • ALTERAT!ONs"..;::===-====== r•s.ioopy•. Vk:. Mi.nlr, C.M. Camino R.eal. San *CABINETS. •··· ••• ~b'l· ~•~l!<wji:i~· -W~~;l'it'btii< j Otrnenle. <192-.9136 492-0076 ""Y 1...:11: ~ Gener ii S.rvkes '612 ~:Mo 23 1T1 tl{ptr. 54M713 caver, ttt btix xuurt new look for the 'rn'al A·I CARPENTRY LAWN ~fO\\"!ts ,sharpened .. UPHOLST&RY Sewif'll, any t)rpe. PU!ow1. cut h ion a, sklrb, m, boat cush!Glls, pads. Pick-up • deliver. Call a!teJ: 5:30J 545-1012 SEWING 4 ALTERATIONS. • Fait I. Reas. Slrvl.ee, 001 645-1539 Tiie, Ceramic "74 -• Verne. The Ttle Man * Cu.st. work. lnst•Jl It repairs. ORANGE I COAST'S leading • .dac::nn. wfndow at att tnd. P'aahion, Face A F'llhl~ Ce.II Cordon • S4T.f7'5 small enalnt1 repalred..ttlc Ii.~ m4IJ8 ..W..,. Call 1'1ill Che:r)'ll ~ \\'tldlni. Flulkner'1 Mo\\>er 'afttpm or 549-3108, all agea t'rS Beach hou.te t.iint. 21:· Shop, 2122 11arb0r Blvd, THE SUN NEVER 8ETS oa 1..; ... :::;loo=me:,,.I ==~--gest seleeUon ever! See U:ie Costa r.1c111.. 64&-1203 DAILY PD.OT WANT ADS! ~ OlARGE rr~ DAILY PrLOT WANT ADS! White Elefbants! No job too -imall. Pla1ttr paUO. Lcaklne shower ttpalr. 111.JtS?/- Marketplace ' ' . Six months experi- ence on· PC bol!rdt, H1rne11 w i r i n g, I • r 1 • mechanlc1I assembly. GATES LEARJn CORPORATION 2005 So. Ritchey St. Senta An• *Exec. Secy* Attractivr, Intelligent It pols. l..4!d w/above average skill!. Plu'h ofec. Start $.550. CaU Jo&n f.fAtlin. 54Q.Cill55 COASTAL AGENCY 2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M. Ola!- MACHINIST "A" f{lgh 'School education plus three years pr9ductlob machine shop exr,erlence. S.t· up and operate machine too s to perform machining operation utilbing standards or furnished production tooling. Performs layout and b e n e h work, and may plan · "'quence of operaUons for lower dasslll· -caUons. Apply in '"''°" er call . (7141 546-1031> 3333 Harbor N, Costa Mesa, CaHf. ... MlHll• Sy1t1m1 Division Atl1ntic Research Corporation A Division el the SUMJuehonne Corp. An •-iw•I .,,,rt.inlty •Mpl•yer M/F - . s. .... diy. April 18, 1970 DAll.Y PUT .IOU 1 IMP\.OYMINT JOIS I IMPLOYMINT JOIS a IMPLOYMINT ~MElCHANDISI POR MIRCHANDISI FOil MlllCllANDlll POil MlllCMAHDlll ·~~!l""~J•~-~~·C~!liii!J....,.~~!'_!!'.[!~ ScL--•· •-~~·-7~ ~-LE .~ND TRADE SALE AND TllADI _ SALi AND TIOOll IAU AND TUDI ~!_~ TllADI • ;;_ •' J1bl MM. WeM. 7100 J1li1 Mw-., w.....,_ 11l0 ,_,._...,r_, .... -" --..__. ..--. -~ . ~~..._ __ ...;_ -SIXUTA,ll\' p I Time To TENNIS CWIH ~-. -~ . .; -.... ·-~3· i~ • -~lac. ~· ~ iiUiY-,..., ~si'E.,m.,:•,:~~ :t.:.i~~l~~.NB .• =:e~.. HAND NIW • ..--·, zSr,L•.?&:r.•.s!~ l'Oll°==l'='DAY u,:.~.:-u: ~i ~'n,_~A · · •per.no<. *SEAMSTRESS. chlldttn's aon4-6a..,.,...of J ROOM GltOW -C0-1a ba...,. FRI!. • _,._ _ _,. .... ,· ·• 'OJll-- !IS-1'21 • clo<hinJr, Pt llmt. ~ -lllal will laot a <lH7 C1.u.9 and Iba! "" CP •"""t"'· -· CUilom • BA8DT ru.""; ~ _ ~ '"'.:'r~.;,';;;~ ..._...,.d49M11M • w.-. 'SEl.LS R.;ti~a·N2t.OO , nata~.0rp1_.p1 =..'"::-.:.::!:,!.~EE TO Yl;)ll :::,;._""'·::·~°i':°' 1 «tt H .... ~b. u. ~· -· ln Oft ._ uun lfl tnll' •but ..._, 1 d _,.;..,1• _, a ma. ~ uea. -· Se"'ice State· Sem.. Dept e s~ -.. SOFA fl.CHAIR •.•• J'9 DlNllTJ •••• "9 , ..... ii --. -= '" '~-·LOVABLE -Callen n11~,--. ·• I )<.mp, 5!M881 . (3 N ..... l ala an-"'"'•-. . . Wt Ct-Ollr 'Owft C--W,,_.IW.DWllllfUlll) ............... SPEC kittt"'$-<l4.-1•nETftTllrpu""- PtANT·OEUVERY man . * $135 PER W:EEK + to oder you tho -t l ·· • \ WJ N ....... ex -1AI,, l!IO'llll:I\. l.&pklary ...-. llood -po<, •1'1, .... wtth 11·00 .r. earning lllO w~ -For New l\tark c. Bloom< ~a'·~-~. clJn. VAN'S DISCOUN:I' FURNITURE ~'iwr, NI• ·~~·L '"'.!'!.~.~all traiu•. nt-nn: .,..,._,.. -' Permanent. SERVISOFT C91ta Mes& ttore. Change .,.. va.u. _.,,......... \ .6 &:lnda1 ~ wwa aw ,um~ ......... _...,., ~ 1 4111 YOfU<SllIR.E lf.ERRl&i 506 :U.t St., N.B. !bu • •l<oo:l<a. R<fu. Wt11 417 W. 4th,. S.nta Ana • S47·2412 -Pl,\NOS I ORGANS ,.,....,. maki-C .... llet, SMALL ,_iud 'brff4 .ma!< PllPPJIS. AKC I wb • PRODUCTION. Ex:per. tn.itt.Med.benetit1A::tftM', •The program la de•itned Free P~klng & Blue ~hlp Stamps NEWI: USED + ~.u~ tlndtnaJ. looll puppy,'•,mo·t old. Mal~ • ••m..rns.. ~ ~'d. <Female> Brown.in& Pension. &: Prof Sbar Plan, :..;~~= Open Dally 10-8 St~ 10r6 Sun 12-5 e Yama.l\t: Ptarm Oirpn1 0pen'~ es.,. 9-C white kitten ~/blade: mark· CERMAN Shep It OiDltJpipl Mlc MC· sc~·unl~ Placenlla, ~HarMarlrborC.Bl~m~~ .. ·• tho penonal attMtion of • Tbo,mN Otpns -&anU1 JIM ' ... 1omed '4on. 111&1, I mo' old.· ~ 7 wkl. 'Very eott It ~ • • ,,... ~ Y\I., ........ both proll + bill lbrl?wina: . I'.. ' • JUmtltt.U Piallos FIVE M cEM.s • brokt:n -~ .,18 S5 ucb Jtl..0807. • ·RAY WILSON'S ~. • . , machine•. inlltant replay Furniture 8000 ~1!_5•11 ton e JCohler4 ~beU . LAPlDAR.1' SUPPLY 2 Low.b1e ma» P'IP'• 1 SILKY Ttn1tt Pupple•> ·. MENS SHOPS' SERVICE Station ·blt.nd TV AevttY modem teach-DANISH Modern, 9~ ft. 9'C-YARD SALE: furniture, COAST MU51C Rear or Colle .. Center Ctr/Shtp-Dob f mo1., 1 AKC, champ, 1foct Newport Beach, c.o.t& Mesa Salesman. 'Younr, exp'd, ft. 1na: method avail, UonaJ, Beige cou.cb • wt th dilhn, evteythlnr 1 o t • 1 NEWPORT It HARBOR. Aopptns Center Shtp/Lb mix 8 mo•. Adoi:.ble, ~ ~ .. A Orange, ~ liable, Ap~ in nttmn, La-curved end, reversible Monday• Tuelday 1249 W. Cotta Mela •* SU.*1 mo Harbor Blvd., ll·A watcbdop. <'° eood hm BA!ENll 3~ , akL } S. ... m,., W.1ntM guna. RU! Mobl(~UC.S El e l'hil can be the rreatest CUlhSona. ROOd. coodition $50, Balboa Blvd. NB Open lM Fri lo.& IQn U.S Colt& ~ * MS.a'.139 •/kneed >'f'd. St6-TJJ2 t/21 AU lbota. ~· : Full time, ~time, days It Toro Rd., Lag, Illa. Ask Jor gift that )W can efve your. double bed with Walnut -KIMBALL Spinet. Xlnt co~ ASSOftJto text books lor WE MUST rtve up our Doi· Call ·rrs.5016 ffu. Aael SO." Call Mon-?tfal or Norin. S4.'50 per mo aelf or your chUd. Don't bookcese headboard, New Appll1nce1 , 1100 dlUo~. utq,11 $375 or otru. sale: J'ound&l:k)n' c;,ur1e In 1le due to oar dlchondra HERliAN Short haJr day' .. 'Ille•. 551-"'2 for aaial')'. paid weekly, pul l\ ott! ,,.,...,,.., Red Line ""'" so. co AST &U-5101 • -('l\ll'l</ ii: a ... u liack yarj. Female,."""' -·po AKC Have - IPP • tl'elS & box sprinp, (tall .., Dk:tatioft, Dtunoncf Jubilee drlldrtn. needa: a larae yd. fu.' . . , RECEPl'IONIST/ typial for SERVICE Station Attendant e C1uaes at private club • boy length\ good eondltion KIRBY Strit~ $2 • .50 w/tral\ICl1pt 540-21$5 4/71 • • MS-4753 · ' beacbcltyaccountina:ollice., Penn. full time. Ex· Harbor Grttll! T. C. PQQl $65, ~lJaO R•dio l20G book, E11entlal1 o.f FREE To rood home . AF9H~ PUPS, AKC; 6"-5200 perienced. Dt.rs. Apply in •Sauna. .. FURNITURE tttumed from hu cr@Clit TD'• I demo 11»-CMUEN Band Radio Healthitr Llvtn1 <Schlt-Female German Shepherd. 2 Moi. Tttn;as • ..._ ·* * RECEPI', part • time person: Browns Shell Strv. s6M93 dbplay sturuos, model hom-~ :,.~~~= Johnlon.Jleaenaer No. t. i Jttt1) SJ. CtVDl&aUon Put Good wt th chi Id re n . -"":'~~_'I sat u rd a y . Apply 1907 990 E. Coa_st Hwy., N.B. • Call 67l-7462 or · es, dealrators cancellation. Call 536-752I, 22'l Fifth Street_ ·•ts~ of Cl')'ltala. ...,.~ • Prnent ( W rl Iba 11.k, ....., -4n1 Hortes · ._.: Harbor Blvd, C.M. AIRLINE Spanish 1-M~iterrantan Hun"---Beach. • lllte new blrpinl ~ Taylor,~)') Yohlmea 1 BEA~L Cat.' gray & QUARTER "-'--, ; RN In&:rvlce, co-ordinah>r, Sh ipping • Receiving • R D FURNITURE ~15"'" ·• 2. $.i Joi' both. Con-wblte detperately needs a ...... --. W•rehouse M•n•ner SCHOOLS , 1•" N rt 81 C M FR. IGIDAIRE. 2 dr, apprnic temporvy Social Problems, · ' · trained,. gentle. a: ...., eicp'd only BA degree • CIFIC """ t)IVpo ., • • Tole' vision l105 (Me->• N'·betl, $3. ..... _ home. We love hel', but"'" $300. lf,-.. a.-. show • , pref'd. xint benefit.E & PA evuy nlte' til 9 IS', xln't cond. $1(!0/otter, w·-..::'~ 'Ma: ..... .;1-.. :~·l have~. 96M391 ~ 1eldtn1,-;;fr1ted ' t•·-ta c nt ct A local, growing company Da,y I: Nlaht Oaae:1 w·• Sat • Sun 'ti! 6 4' frtt~r. needs repair, $25. rnr "R TV' Re __ _. """" U'I ............... , ,M....:,,, 1 aT u .. ia ry. 0 a needs an experienced 543-6596 cu., ' "" · Call 6'13-2963. '-'VMV 1 poues~. i4. Arithmetic for College "" 'GERi.'dAN Sbtpherd, '1> Rqistered 'Arab I'~ Director ol Nursing, C.M. man who could standard· Tth St · Santa Ana Ai\1ER1CAN Of Martinsville Take, ovtr pa,yments, 5 to Studentl (Edwin Stein) $3. i..b pupPY. Both parents EOfJteOUS ~ 11 ~ .. • .::":~~ ~:~~~:lnt tu our warebluse 5tor· 6lO E. 1 ., ~~ d~~ 8~tsel4s~~: ~:~R~a~od~~ •::~ ~ata~mOK~J;~~~~ :;::.nt Co~. &e.1724 AKC. 1 wka Cid.~~:-~=~~" wtli'klng cond's & benefits. :~~u:"nd tra~~bl:~ ~~~ :~ ~h:"!;'ap-Headboard S5 Lamps $3 2 x cond. .$65. Whirlpool ras J'a.1agnaTOX Appliance~. 2133 DESERTED In ho• rd in I Western trail, Good tor ' ' Contact Directorol Nun;lng, system. es, signs & truck lettering. 3 min'or $10. 2-7' sofa• S35 dryer, xlnt cond. $55. Lasuna Canyon Rd, L.&. • house, small active dog, With &bow addlt, MIKI~ , C.M. Me mori a I Hosp. Emma Blankinship le Joyce It Sl.25. 548-3446 OT 4941364 347..a115 or 546-8672 "10 Sylvania Color TV walnut nttd• .a family to lovt. 673-0629 ,: 642--2734 Good salary and excellent Sisler. 600 W. 19th CAt :-o-• -tRIGIDAIRE Wa.sher, tbl model $295. D&yt ~ 4/20. REGISl'ERED-·~- ME o-.,~,,r. Office Fumlturw 8010 reeently Tebullt. top con-., • ., °""4 534-761'&. -.-..... RN -FULL Tl fringe benefits. mona) &C-1689 or_..._.... -dltion.. 1 ......_, •eves NEED Good home &: fenced Soml, 4 )TL GIMllbnlllt • 9 to 6 Mon thru F'rl~ Salary Apply Bo11: P-587 Daib'·Pilot USED steel desks $39.50 e $40 ** 138-'154I COMBO. 21" cob' TV, yrda for 2 ador, Ger/She~ 644-131t,. '. $500tDSfi(Xl.Splitlee.Lovely STEADY JOB MERCHANDISE FOR Posture chain $12.50 le up WESTINGHOUSE auto. radlo/lftreo. La.br mixed pup1, 1 fe. 1F'ORS&Je:10YrOldGeidld , Newport Sch ofc. Pleuant , .. -e n-..... c County con-SALE AND TRADE e Used 2 1: 4 drawer tiling call Mi.5834 male I wka. st8-0813 4m Bucbkin Ph. 5t5-S12 a1i .-ie to work with. ..._.~ ........ '6 cabinets • Used 'lt'OOd desks. Washer, iood cond., $Ml. ' I 2 !O P" • .,..¥..,. cem bas opening for five Furno·turo IOOO ~ eve.1. or Sat/SUn. · • • 1 ADORABLE tlatr klttenj.;;';=·======:l Newport Mc:Mahan Broll Desk Inc, Young, aggressive men. HJ.Fi & St.no 1210 Iook ln1 for home, Peraonn•I Agtncy Must have a car a.nd be FINE Furniture from T&hle 1800 Newport mvd. USED Appliances I: TV's, all -DAVENPORT, 11' cuitOm ~trained, vez7 rentle. LIWttock .. 133 Dover Dr., N.B. able to start W'Ork immedi. Rock a-.. -ent all for sale. --C.oata Mesa* 642-MSO guaranteed. Dunlap'• 1!15 '65 W. FM )fuslc Ct:nter, __ ... 1•~ ne--~11 540-3151 4111 • _..... Newport. C.M. 548-7'188 _.., ._. .. , .,........ FOR Sale: PET .~ ' 642·3870 ately, No experience neces-Includes 15 foot 3 piece S I 80tt auto. turntable w/Cauette broctde $250. New medicine KITI'ENS. Last catl lor Cap.. ducks (f\lll ll'OWft 6. bl.bin) RN. ll-T:30 Shift. xlnt work· sary. S90 to SISO per ~'eek curveU sect ional 10la Garage •• KEN~fORE auto. wuher I: Rec. $250 or best ot~r. 2 cabinet 36", llldlna doon t&lnC.ook4lotaudeMatilda. Geese• turb)'I. caps 6 ing cond's & benefits. Con-as per written agreement. $150.00. 7 piece dining set w ALL p A PER, drapes, gas dryer, both :xlnt cond. Concert spkn. Altec I.heater $25 Two new la.valor)' wuh 7'1> wkl, adorable. Oline att ferllle' ega. ~2333. tact Di~tor or-Nuning'. \Ve will train. Call 9 to 5 $200. Be'droom furnlture. bednn chair, ottoman, pie-$45 ea. 847-8ll5 or 54&-.8672 horn,-4-Jenaen woof. Sl50 bulna, coral $35 each . UI. 6(2.2$37, 4121 n'iir.i"";;o"'m;;oi---:1 c;.i\f . 1\1em0 r i a I Hosp, p.rn., Mon. & Tues. Stereo radlo-phonograph, turu, blankets, •bee ll, I G.E. WASJiER I: DRYER, each. 6T'r285S or ~1729 Gara,e at nu of 3975 Birch Need lovable hc>me for very fKANSruRTATION , 642-2734 536-7521 desk, Electrolux, fireplace glassware, ladies. siz.e &-9 $40. ---• Ave .• NB. Sat. 9 am..f pm. Jovable ~te while Boeh, & YHhts · ... Restaurant S'fENO CLERK. S471 to S565 tools, lronini board, 4 cloth in C • m lsc and * 615--4677* Sporting ~· ISOO 6"-«1211. kitten, 5 mo't areeniab blue: "7™ii};iP9iiN't;-;;;~ * DISHWASHER (Nlgh~ime) type 50 wpm,+oome exp lie. ~= T:~~~ r!'r!.r:::~ household item•. Sat FRIGIDAIRE electric drytr, FOR sue: Saska Ski' bootl, PEMCO 20 pl. Aquarium e)'a, 54$.<113. ~· THOlr!P9pN :r.p· ' bkkpg.2yn exp.meeting&: lamps, p ictures. Call 10-SPM 2401 Richmond like new, custom delun. ladles iin I. $35. + Skli w/fllter, &!fl.tor, het.ter,JA.DOXIE ~ 4 mOI old Cebtn, alftps 2. D•ptJt dealing w/public. Apply 499-2926 morning or even-Way, C.M. Monticello 962-3027 $30. Good for bestnnen. tbermometer,extrallsbtl, needs )'~ A 1ove." ~ ~-.'..-~Ulb tollet. J..12 OJ; LAGUNA BEACH POLICE Townhouseon·FairvlewDr. 675-41llaft5. llw Ri&nll, decorative d,ll~mperabots 673-3652 1U ll&flU, tandem,tnller, *BUSBOYS (Daytime) D.EPT. 505 Forest Av. ill&'.. Lett turn on Ridunond. Antiques 1110 volcaiic 1tone1, ·•xtn • t/18 no motor. f1IO ot tab a.. l!IHA6£ SAL£ illscellaneous l60I utiflcal plf.ntl, 1ea shells, $Sf,061per mo/llll-l5a. .. · TWO GIRLS: 1 full time for STOVE, Apt st $35. Karutan * U1' * GENUINE AnUque chairs, ~··-~· -&: colored travel. 13 dlf· DARUNG, Gray kitten, I AnnfNI ·lo.t-Mle . .circulation dept, 1 part time rug 10xl2' • beaut. b r It e rose · patterh in back • DANISH 1.lodern, 91,.i It. sec. ferent klnd1 of'fllll -22 tlah, wkl, male, would like to Sat • SUn · •-t z I: 21 at for acclg/adv. dept. Be green $65. Danish din. set, SAT & SUN 1 'TIL? Reasonable. 494-7485 tlon&I. Beige couch with total. $45. 6'2--11'24 (twn-belong to loving famll)'. Sea Scout~ Im w:, tt APPLY * able to type 40 wpm, gd . tbl $35. 4 chrs Sl.2.50 ea., Everything Crom: c:urved end, reverstb'le lnp) 968-4397 4/18 • : Reuben E. Lee with ftgures. \Vestem Out· chiUerobe ehl?st, antiq "'hite •1 beds to dishes & silverware Coaat H;wy, N.B. • 151 E. C""•l 11~. doors, 39.39 Birch St. N.B. w/gold trim Sj;), sturdy .. 3 Apt-'•• stoves S.wrg ~hlnn 1120 ~~~,ns. .. ~ :'~l~n.:t CLOSi:OOTS G~~~s.ned.I fcm .. 12tlyrg. 24' T Cruller. Bea uttlui """ ·•1 slorage chest, Jong & low, ., ......, boo-k···· ~ .. ~~-~. New •New color J:'V, walm1t cab, ~·~,.!!"' apo 1 04~~ "'·~·'"'--·• 2 bn on new, .. Newport Beach USED car Jot man, morn-....i indo 1 263 Costa Mesa St.. C.P..1'. SIN ER Auto zig-ug, 6 """""' -............ 1 .. -t pk:ture tube made 'ln-'911-'0 ,,.. .... ""&........ .-iri ings, After 10 am, Marcus \\'Ould make•" w w sea mos. old. No attach needed Englander Red Line mat-........ lnletteptor, $3115 Sale1man To $850 Mot 2026 Harbo Bl d $45, Zenith TV 16" screen, NEWPORT HARBOR ' for zli-zac. button boles, treu It box IJ)rlngs, (tall $350. New lteft!O ~IL dark LARGE Jade plants, good *'"'"1381* PLUS CAR & EXP~SES ars, r .,, ., bJ.k & whl, $45, Hoover GRJINDMOTHER'S •419 designs etc. Guar. S37 cash boy leii&thl eood condition ~t, 6' 1ozw. AM/FM IOr school. project Of"cbarlt)' 'G5 OWENS 30• C \111 7<:~io~ ~rQity ~:;,~ U~ car salesman. After 10 ~~ vac, like new $40. R~~G~~A~ or imall payment.I. 52£.GD6 $65, m.WO. :w;='. ;!· ~He:'~~~::~ 6:.:: =: ~ ~: i.~ Large & well known Co. am., Marcus ~1otors. 2m1i April 18, 19 & 20 Mu•ical LADIES Diamond Di.nntr tons, ·lln Hub::r, C.M. briaC 1. truck. Sat Or &in Q)llect ~ wants a man w/a degree & Harbor Blvd .. C.f'.f. 4 PC. BEORM SET 411 Walnut Pl., Costa h1C5& ln1trum1nt1 1125 Ring, IC!t with 114 karat 54U15IS 8541 llXl1 Circle HB, 4/18 '"'KIN.GS n.........:.... -'.....:." !IOme proven sales exp. Top WAITRESSES, e11:p'd only, olf Tustin betwn 19 & 20th center diamond. 2 diamondl * AUCTION * •• -..-T .._... ..... benfs. Call Betty, ~7-8122., ,owr21.full&:pa.rtt1me, no Contemporary walnut queen BKCASE. din. rm set, end 1970 FENDER Sassman • % karat on each aide. " GERANIUMS And llJC" mac. Atomic: 4 inboard Ab;••il Abbot Pen10l11l!!l .,..,.....1~--or Holiday•. Call sizebed,trlpledreuerwlth 1 •. h / 2 __ otd Brilllantcut.Sacrlflc•l U)'OUwUlMlorbu)' culentt, cuttfnp, Sf8.36S2 $5500. 873~5252 q,.; ..,. .,.,_........,.. mirror, bureau and nite lb•· stereo, ,..1nger mac ' amp. w covtn, ......... . Reply to Bax P3a> Daily llYe W\Ddli I. -4121 .fM...3918 n'l!I Ay,,ency, 230 W. Warner, for appt. 675-0045 . t lamps. antiq rocker, camp New (wu $559.50) Sacrifice ' ... ,, Suite 211, Santa Ana. WAITRESS over 21, Evening stand. All with formica ops. tb\, loads ol misc. 210 ~lonte S475. Ph. Jerry aft 3 pm, Pilot A~ n1cta)' 7:30 p.m. SCRAPS ot.lwnber, ~I: CABIN crut.er for Alt Of SALES Shift, Call 540-lWS betwn 11 ~ii~w~e=s.alter 5 or Vista. c.ri.t. Sat & Sun only. 642-427:i ROCK HOUNDS-Fit&E Windy'tA\ldJon Bam ~~· )'OI. baul. Jl09 ~ trade. 28' Chrlt'Craft, twta 1 custom bikinis sales. Earn am & 9 pm 4-DRAWER filing cabinet * BEAUTiroL, like neW 7 Polithlna..: unit & hUnblu. 2075"' Newport, CM l4&M88 • · V-8 Chevy!~ Xlnt cond. 1't Sl50 per hr & up, selling WAT'I'RESSES, exp'd. Split BROWN ~rdan o u I door Sl8, Pliitform maple rocker pl~ dnJm set, hardly \lied. Complete new rock shop, Behind TOii)''• ~--Mat1. TIGER Kitten, female, 9 $WIG. or ?? 847-4551 Sandpiper custom bikinis & shift. 1262 Palisades Rd. furn. 2 sun chaises Sl5. ea., sro. Ex!'rcycle $L2, 20' eK· Cost S400 • sacrifice $275! ! Come in 4 regl.ster for draw· MACLANE front throw HD wkl. Ready for a loving ll' INBRD Ideal 1'tthlJw cover-ups at home parties, s.A. * TIIE DERBY* 2 stools S7.50 ea, dining tbl tension ladder $10 &: other For deta,il153S--1C5 fne.()pen7d~,lllam-6pm. mower, like new $135., l home. 96lo-43f1' .l 4120 Boat. Good cond. MUtt le;l part time. No invesl'mt. $35nd., 1 3,1 orm17 a.cru;?_!JS. ea •. , items. 218 14th . St., H.B. .. ~ 8laJ. Bola Avt. RIC plane•, !I servot, 10 rliESE t.o._.hatn are cute! be1t ctter. ~. •· · Girls 16 yrs&: up, call Heidi WAlTRE.SS Wanted-Must be e ·""'· vuuu con · ·536-6086 .~iano.!.. & Org•n• 1130 Midway Qty •. ,897·19'70 channel orbit, ready to t1y 2 Black I: white l:d!!tJl.I to · • , Hansen, 545-4088 wk. days. ~· f~~,;~1:!. Cale, ::.25:v~r Ave, N 'B' GARAGE Sale: Sat & Sun. GOID Flli&TH Mirror I. $225. 1% HP EvlftfUde out. aood -hoJnn:, ~ •!XI S.llboatt .,. SALES MANAGER KAND.SOME Drexel Con-2065 Flamingo, c.r.f. PIANO RENTALS match.-shelf $8 .. 5 branch board MO. Chlld't rprlns ST. Patrtclt't Dq 'ii Persian - TRAINEE WantedREALFSTATE Sales temporary din. rrn tbl w/a Maternity&: baby clothes, New and Used cha.ndeller, Itali&n whHe $6, Jump hone, like new $12. Klttena, from mue-<:ream LIKI SAILING? • Be on gm(I Dr of new & ex-people. Private desk &r. mens S\lt.>eaten, 1V &: misc. All monie1 paid apply to pur. 3. pc. frple at $5, ~ l4?...a4H mother. 5t6-996S 4/21 DISLIKE na:.srJ1 ~ citing indust ol Cable TV. phone. Top commission. ~:;~ 6 m!~h. c~tn! 546-4159 chase. :!e~tyl::, J:_~a~ 2S CU Tt •Ide by lide 2ADORABLEkttten1,Twkl. e ~ !slCb im.nit ~t, fdhasal, ~~ ~·wi:n~. noor time. Good walk-in cabin, Xln't cond, $.135. 1501 GARAGE Sale: Household GOULD MUSIC Mqazines s1eL54S--38S6 W1•""""ht. ",.!:'•41lra, I"' yr old, 1 biack. l calicD need depredation. aJtp rmtll; us ve · tralfic, Same location 14 yn, Antlgila Way N B 6(2..3S55 fum, appliance•, surfbrds & • o • w ~ '"· on.nae bar Jovlnc ~. 897-1618. •no cleanltw, insu:ruce, etc. appear. trans. 18-25 yrs. Call fur intervie\Y, '' · · · misc. Sat &: Sun, 70 5 2045 N. Maln. S.A. 547.()68] CUSTOM Built 100 11.I, 1tools, $33. t Mt.SM1'.'0f PREFER THESE? San Clemente Cable TV L•chenmyer Realty FRENCH Prov in. br chr $25, Be ton i a A.,, e . , Cd M . Aquarium with 12 Jae &: .1tereo/radlo tape combo. FREE Adorable female kit· e Law coat. DO WORK i Interview call 492-6350. Call ~646-l928 Eves: 673-4577 Eafly Amer. corner desk unusual ,tropical tiah. Move $150. 96l-.2l56 tent, ! black, 2 1ray. CAREFREE SAILJNG! SALES $10, hideabed 90fa S~S. 67>-2369. HAM?>.fOND SteJJway, Yam-1~• Sa.le ~f lhil .rare I: H.OTPOINT Washtn1 ~ 4/XI Cal25Uttleu$U.4dQ' e TOI'AL LOOK SALES e WANTED: E:xp'd. Honda Frftnch Pftl'Ytn dbl bed-matt NEIGHBORHOOD Gar age aha. New I: u1!d pl&nois oJ exotJc collechon. Ori&'· $600. machlne work& fine $2!1. BEAUT. Part Pua1an anaor& Try Our Cub Plan 1 , Our Fashion Consultants are mechanic. l\fust have own spmg1, he: A: Jtbrd $50. Sa I e Fr I ' Sa t, Su n , most makes. Best hllYI tn now $115. Phone eve• Provincial winct.ck club 7 wkl. ~ 4/JJ NEwP6RT SAllJNG a,~.JI th ful . th --•· .,.A,, A 64&-fil.49 Furniture, 9"12 rug, nrisc. So. Calif. at Schmidt Music ~ • -n-• . e most .success in e tl,IWll;. V'lV"tl43 items . 851 Domlnro, Co l907N Ml'ln Santa.Ana chair $35. Clean. WrouchtMINIAnIRE Bladt Pfonian "''.,. w , , business. They eam an WELDER SPANISH Sota l loveseat, 3 Eastblufl · · • LAZY Gy:m.Ucenltd. Ap-lronfrplc.et,3pc1l:1w.I. cet,fullarown.5'8-4.1904118 Platl'Hnd • average $U .20 per hr ., Expez:. Welder; Arc, short coff~ tbl1, lamps, kngsz I proved. Home exerclaer. $7 . .5087~72M. !Kl'ITENS.•wkaold,w.ry 8 14' PrOJ9 , , make no invest'ml, fully arc .t: burning. Apply bednn set, dinette. Moving. GARAGE Sale, Aca pu co FARISA Compact port. Trlrn inches. Eu)' quick 9, SAILING DlnchY, center unuaual oolon. 9Q.5&H 4118 Complete wlapl~ , trained & have fun. Sa.lei * TRANSICOM CORP * Being tranaferred mutt seU! Apts, 1800 Wallace Ave.. Orpn w/cover I: In· way to fittlln& a: looJdnc bet-boE'd I: ttller 13 cu ft • 22' TEMPEST• coordinated, fashion rrom Call 534-2549 C.M. Misc furn. S2 up. See struction manual. Ideal for ter. BU-2™ Kelvtnator rerris. Wrnuaht FEMALE Samoyed, AK C, Olympic a.au ... head to toe. Join the w~ 851 \V. JBth St., c .if. 8' Custom Couch, need 1 Mgr. Sat only. 12-5 p.m.' Rock groups. $525. Pb. Jer-CARDEN Tractor; Wheel Iron table A; ch a if•, apayed, 839-.&t06 4118 Super.Wt, Kffl...afe ~: ners. Call FASHJON Mffi.. WRITER coverlng: S75. Coueh & chair GARAGE Sale: Sat & Sun. I')' alt 3 pm, 642-4115 H0ne mod. 157, 6 HP,. 3 MS-M84. SIAMESE A Pen~ kittens. e 26' SOLING e 1 ROR, week days. 54.>-9481 4 rJ:~~V~~~h $15. King: size &: double rat· Refrig, washer, etc. 8211 J:i.PRlGIIT Plano fOT aale. forward, rtvetH, elec 1!Ut, CAR.P!:T Lett from Co m'l 49f.6608 aft, 3 4/lll Hi-floor Mk U ' SALES--Married men for tah hdbrd1. S12 & SlS. Call Terry Dr., H.B. 847-9847. Made in London. Over 100 31" mower attcb. incl. M50. cen1r·~· 11 ,,. ... o• ~"'-;ADORABLE Jonr •·•-•kit-Paclftc 'iacht SU. m.~ Ol'a nge County Land '-Ind .,.,.. " .. oo ..... ~ ntab. route work. Good Development company i§ 646-9577. SAT. April 18, (!J.5) Furn, yl'I old. 1 t1J a a. · &f4..40T4 $3 99 ')'d ·~ C. t tent fiwktold 6'13-41064/18CHAMPION .SLOOP-21' earnings Ir bonus. For in-seeking a ne\vs writer wilh MAPLE dining set, hutch, antiq's, etc. 418 Lido Nord, Beautllul ?>ncl. Mw:t fJl!e to 'OLD Pine blanket cheat 26" 1T.ios ~.ch Blvd~, ::. M Put ~lan KJtten, 6 fibefl)an, t!ttpl 4, enclol- fo. call Mr. II 01 t man a minimum of three years coHee, end tables, couch. N.B. OR 3-5.538. apprec. $300 Call 536-8326 bl $4() Le.rp &Jobe 11.fht $12 lf2..5i14 • wkl. 981-7802 after 5 4111 tel bead, p.lley, OB. Below Kl~ e:xperiellCt' Exe. cond., private pty. GARAGE Sale: Oothe• Furn YAMAHA~· 7 Grand Plllid'. lron to)'I ~ SQ Vic> DREXEL Parallel ~tlttn SWING Set A Sand Box, mkt price $lA95. MQ,d: ~ SALES-Service Eslab. FUfier The 8Uccessful candidate will 21462 Pac. Cit. Hwy. Sp. & misc. 1787 Twltln, C.M. Xlnt cond. Mut .ell. C.all tori&, CM btdl"oom bruldut. dlnilll: ~19M 4120 Owner ~ Brush route, $12a a ~ have a thorough kno\\•ledge No. 49, 536-1111 Sat&: Sun CUM 'til) (1) Tn-0024 FOR s.Je: Start )'OW' plltr)' table, ~ table. Sec>-_.. • Dirt h 1 14' SAJLBOAT w /mtr, guaranteed to start. Call ol Orange County and will MAHOGANY Buffet, 4 now. Oil paintinp b)' Jtox.. tioDal. lamp 1'randtcan din-r""""" • )'OU au " trailer, 3 Wll I: maQY a-~5745 deal with newspapers. TV, drawer&, 2 side com-Furniture IOOOFurnlhlN IOOO anne, reu, 96l-3013 nmn.re • .......,., !141--1546 4/18 tru. Ca.bbl L\RJll 2. MU& sa1ff rntguine editors and the ~!:"ti, like new $50, STAUFFER table, portable NEW S)Jlvuu.. $an Lamp J COCK-ArPOO PUPPIES otta •. ~1~ IX' cn.eT. Forrecordedlnfonnation public. ~ * THE USED * NUhacablnet,milc. w/ad~clamp/ho1dtt. 183-4881 •l21Kl'J'E f!lo.111; ~ 1llld. * Dial 5'5--0658 * We otter an t xc e P 110 n 81 OLD oak bullet. bevl'd m.ir-6'f5..4!M5 Uted once, $1.IO. '°'17:H FREE 'IV. Early American new, mut • clntar bcmd. SECRETARY Ip I ~1 benefit progtam and salary ror $15:' 00 Victrola 11-·'" ___,,_ cabinet &4lot800 •121 Trailer 6 alb lDl:IDllld. r 11•1• -.............. te w ith ex· ..,..,. u1.un Pain' .... oll _ .. ot .... "t.,..... · · For Vice President of Mfg. ;;;;;·~~"Pitase &end YoUr $2.5. Mlleell. table lamps. ACTORY ~~)'OUf_,chiJm!;'b;1 &;tllifttbuHlt.o PICK Up b.d flmr;wd. S7CWl. (Im) 98S-l9l5I · plant, Accurate &: elficlent resume including salary fet. 548-1882 FURNIT·URE F photosnpb. M6-362lf DYlonl n.• Jd. Sba.p ~2S77 un 30' Qiii;e;t .Tank. ,bUlit ii in handling cormipondence qUlrements to HOUSEFUL Of new model NEWPORT Beach Tennl1 from~$110 up+ m:· labor, PITS 1nd LIVISTOCK HM& Kotw. pod cone!. &. telephone v.'tll'k. Box M-588 Daily Pilot home furniture. Re1. $683, _... Club full lam lly _ 90c~r )'ltd. M7·1Sl9 -· $2000. Call Peltt {211) So typing. SH -·d ·~ nM -· '"! •-llln•, like now, FURNITURE l'Oturn-·-·--p G I -121 lll2 me ... ., · ,,....... o AN -• h now ,,..,,, ~ 0 r -• ... _ ... _. ·i ..__hlp. •·at otter. •JJ ""!Ml NEW 24" GIRLS eta, -t• · · ' · mo. Apply in pert0n: WM want.,,,., P one 6.17-6200 from Aplrtrnent Rtntals, mggw1 ttomes ,,... "'"' _...._ -1JD0-14No Uta. Xlntcond. Z.D. PRODUCTS .,llcttor 1" cio"m"' ad•, & Some NEW Floor S.mpln ti PRIC!S REGULAR Balboa ll&y Club BICYCLE. SPYDER C11SrOM BUllt 100 pl. Dll:rol1 '111 ntr - 3190 Pullman, Costa Mesa part time, exp. helpful bul 8~0~~~ ~7:.,;~edqur.: below wholeultl Men1benlp for Hle. Clll M~'r.,,."°i:vzNJNGS. quarium 'tl(lth 12 . "'· -~ Xtru. ~mi. art L ; F.qual opportunity emplo)'tt not nee. Ale 3(1.55. Call Matchln1 loveaeat· $·75 . • 546-380l 8AM...sl'M. ~ _, "'1111111&1 tropic.I fllh, Moft · ftDO'll,I Clmlplinm' ....,,l"'ft C"f' ARY-school $ S 4 3 . ::!~e~1r! , pm, 846-3639 or 1T&-05§2 -4 Spanish Sofu, wts n.49.95 ORIENT AL nu,· JCeliWi, 15 COOICI!: l.Qd Clnd)' veo-torcta p of ttliJ ~ 6 . . , " • , ' ·K~I .. ~· a'n In achoo!? Neff -l'.:' REDUCID.. ...... .... 8'9"x14'&", "*')' pocl oond. -Machine&. 1lieartJ ... \notlc eolftcdon. Ori&· •• ~ Goiod condition. -" m;ture Kai to wlc 111 ad· WOMAN lo work in Donut NEW 8 fl 10fa l-5 ft. loVfl 1 Red Spanilh Sofa I: Cha.If wai $350 $650. Call M84512,. l.eq than .\ti price. StJl one nqw rm, 1Pbooe cvei 615.f,l:m •m.3325 z-1 shop, over 71. No phone seat, 3 toned on gold, strip RIPUCID to $125 or all • ...,. • -.mt ' ' r 1 • if r~ Cit.qinn WC mlnistraUOn. Good raile in pattern; Ori•ntal teak tram. 2 Spanl1h Sofa I Love Seats, was $500 1969 TOYO?~ Corolla Sta. • I ' ll ~. ~---6 n1o;·Sharp" undentud)' calls pleast. w Inch e 11' I RIDUCID t. tiff wan. ~ .... 1989·)londa uo IS. 1et· of welP,ta. tn-., .......... ~ for top secty $505. Pacetti· ~ut House, 29'17 Harbor 111&. $500. fi44-S9llJ 15 Occuipnal Chain, valuH up to $100 90, Ulre new. -..o76 after I ol\ldJl\I 1 beitlell A 2 ~I "25 $500. ns..5383 aft ICIPJto ~ l'r Employment Agenc)', vd. C.M. ANTIQUE alnJng room Ml NOW ft.IS q t2'.tS ·AMF De.luxe Pool Tlb._, ilkt dvmbtllt, $25. 6 4 2-112 4 * Spri Spudtl Pup.. NEW U' 6'' 1ttlbott ID be , 2229 S. Main, S.A. 54~2l65 WOMEN ~~en~~~ c;~~ t;: l,0 Spanish end tablta • cocktail t&bln new, playlnc .mace 4Ull". (ewnlnp) * AJ(~tmd. IOld below wbo&flale.. ~ SECRETARY lmmed: opening::s for child tt.tS each cau 5'0Ja5, ·CEME:NT MIXER. P ' Call m..to$J. 225 Goldtnrod, QUI, ~ NEW ACCTS c:are/compan)orw • YoW' area 6tU365 10 End 1: coffl"e tabln $4.tl to ILtl ea. Larp Sein towo\)'pe $115. LIDO 1• Gcod corld • at ...,., .. ldlUN W Sit Bet 9' C.onteinporary Couc.lt I: 2 "'"ti __ _.. CRAM'SMAN table SI. W • -...n'TI. I WHITE 1'oy Poodlt SNd ~ .. n .. .._ ;,._u--.· l Position available at Secur-1--' e · 2 Walnut. Bedroom sett, "' • -n but on outtn. Xlnt C*ld. 8tnk:ie AKC. ~ • • •--=• -; ._ tty Paci& NatklDl.I Bank. ter, lnc. &U.lr74 match. chain, "1.n't oond. 12 Used Mattreue• I: 12 Box Sprh'll• StUI ... ·• fG.4T1.5 * POOL Talff, IJrwwtck, 24" ' ICT 1111 . t:rr-71D! H.B. ' So. La .... """"'· ........ Schoola-lnstrudlon 7600 """· ""' .... &ff.!1'2. 112 It. Hotpolnt R•frl&orator SIL BALIOA BAY cLUI ''*''···--11.,isil. iliiii ...... " -' . PRIMI RHOOli B Pl "'1th »I.es ability, per. i:;~ ... ~w:,~. ~ ~ 't Btautlful hanaihl LamJm, S12.ts eich. Mtmbrtnhlp ,., W. .... All lbotl. ~ ~ ;:b ~War .~ ........ ._ aonalill' tlid typll'c aldlll. MODELS WORKSHOP ,;s:;;g,;, --S.veral Dinette sets trom m ta Pt.fl ... Roff. Coll• •7Mlll NEWPORT iildl Ta onh Ia )'IL pi. 111-llOl S.UliOOi C.141 • ·~: J;.~ Hwy, °:c:J:c dat!:~~~ :~e~ DIN. aet, xln't cond. Bdnn Table tan;_~l~·~=~~':;, ~·.:.SJ.ts ... ¥/ mMARAN Sall llta t = cfu"f'~mbmlUp. I AKO feak )llnil.IUre No.SJLXtru. fft:'.llll _: :Equal opplY. employer MIF up clabes now being: form-Rt. bxspma1. matt. rd 2 Antique wblte nite i tandl, t12.tl eteh. pUaa. J\tuonable. ' SUvtr PooOlt. aftlcdonate. 30' CREfOOR Yawl, r::f SECRETARY Ptrlme To ed. Gwen 's Modeling Studio cond, S5CI eL &14--0753 an 5. 5'l-Ol91 R5 each. Mf..1138 incl, iletpl I. .rd Land D tvtloper, N.B. S40-34GO Miss Lee. UNUSUAL, almo.1 t new OPEN WttkdllJll -·-.. -..• 0 A.f\.t. to S:SO P.M. MJNl( Bi'OLE A SQiJriUi1I. MJec, W...... 1611 A.KC Mtmltlft s.i.tlc ~ Cell 141-mT ~ ~ Under 3l. C&U 645-2820.• PIANO LESOONS Spanl•h dlnln1t room sel. Saturdays -.......... 9 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. STOLE, BEST OFFER. Bii:T:7'uA,pr 414 or 1ft Pvppy, atrectto111tt. Pttctd *SNOWIJN), TKAUfliK • • SECRETARY, p/tlme or BeginDff'I, Intermediates : filake ofJer. 962-6473 Sunday• ............ 10 A.M. to 4:00 P.). • * 644.-514' * rtpt band tub.' fttuonahlt. to Mii US. QM;W . MOTOR. NOml ~ , full. Harbor aru. ~gal ex-all ages. THEORY • IM· D~RATOR 3 pc sectional, 1115 HARBOR BLVD., AT 19th ST. PORTABLE Flteplact ps Hl-IWJ tltft' 5. AICC Alrtda:lt Pupl:, BW'l1&ri~'"",_,..,-*~*~-.....,::..-.r per req. Pb. 54M053 ~er PROvtZA'RON. Reuoneble. 2 club chain trteier, misc. COSTA MESA * 541-9457 Nttda ~finlthtnc Alarm W/Low. Pet.tbow, I lkto-14 -$1R 1 6'5-2100 O U alter 5 p.m. 546-1548 chftln . 673--3682, * S.&-2?02 ew. * PILOT WANT .u>tt tG.5171 wb. ahotl. 638--5155 Beautiful OJft. IQ.IMI ' . -+ • ,, ... -, .. .. '1 l I ' 1 , • ~.AorllU.1970 . Hll'e~tt.wY•C:.U. ,Olr' Pta YI ~·A•IJw • """'-"' 1111P.....,wlth.-at11 ...... _ ·-efflcoo.. .... -.~~ .................. -.......... ,&. ..... ....... • E-·--M priced •Ith no llom -m. c..en....__. ... ,...., ---. 4 -._.,,.,,.,,. ... lfrl;: FOUi CONYINllN1' OFFICD JO SI.YI YOU . e NIWPORT llACH .: .... 2211 laU-llYll • e COSTA.MESA ........ : , • •'-... UO Wool lay e HUNTINGTON IUCH' •• 1117S IMch llvd. ; e LAOUNA IEl\CH 1 •••••• m F_, Awnuo . • • ' cAll Roaf: ""cm:fW 1$. Cu PAIR twtD bookca• held-GEIGER Oiunttr '25. McMt Wtl.30N tnin1a r.c:ht, ~r ANTIQUE table cam.p $25. TV, Hoffman cont01e, worb md ' •1 m!m:r a. Car a4-1 bO&rda, 1 twin bos: 9f'lrll, c&mrn. SS. 54&-.,.4569 been utect l1not retum from: Pair o Walnut chain with 14'ell S25. 545-5800. Ju1tab1a wheel staftlll (N) d . mattftll: and fratne $T.50. lJ ND ER WOOD 'I')'pewr1ttr, factory $25. 90-0861 loam cu.hlona $8. ~d leaJ NEW Barbie doll clothes.. 61 tmpaia Chet hitch SS. ke11tn01'e wubtT, need• dean. ttady to to aoocf for ANTIQUE Brus onw.te box end tables SS .pair. Dress lots of cute styles 50c. n.ller -blld> $:!. ..,,.... SS. -lludeot « coUep •_,, $25. !tom OW. (for. atalnpo) """'12-Electtlc: ......,, ••· ~ ASSORiitt> tut boOkl 'tur AtM'O air condftioner,-eotn· LAOD!:S bike $111. Bo1•1 aalo: rounaaoon ~ ln pl.de f,15. ~ • SUriara¥ · s c b w Inn $22. Spanish rnukl 12, C-AMERICAN d><r lniin 13. "'""°'• TV u i. 15 · Di~~ Diamond Jubilee Swim fin1 $1.50. Boy'i al.R 64&--5610 Senn, $2.$, w~pt 12 clothilll, .~. cJ r:l' a S~w=A~GO"'"'N~-~b'".---,-eo-n-1 book • .E••en tial 1 , of drffsel sift 6 irenlnC ho.rd dition $15 fteb. 5'65-2513. Healthier Lt v In I (Schtf. adjustable • ~. Cit tree 2!17 O:ltn!ll Dr. CM ~ pup1 !O/la'J $2. l .ADJUSTABLE metal bed 5'S4H5 , , acrilice $10. $piece Blklnl aelltrrt condition' $JO. Round ====~~~~ ' pl dl1 tank. new $11. fr1rnH, tor double or mp l4B lln', #. ~ $15. In marble end ta.Me $4. Oilld'a EY£RYTHING Goeti, P'enty Vacuum doar cloltT $2each.54,_l314 ~Kl, ~ ... ~"':'1~~ Palm~) cSt-lOOO lkibootlaiae$!.S0.,96.U!MS ofparts.Alrconditloner$25. (N) $3.. MU'Ch aquarium .-. .,....,, ..,,.,,_ ~ '1tetftoom. MotOI' P"rfect ~. Rear alb pdlnPSlS. Electric ...u ATI'ENTION eolfen, 300 $2), I.amt> $3. Soout equl~ YOU'm bed, KantWt't mat. R&OOl with automatic lelt sblP dock SS. Eleetitc Rtn'l-aolf balll, pr&cticaJb' new nwnt $9. Plate &laaa ~ ANTIQUE Hand carved p4c. tttsa. 4 aheebl $25. 962--0ti61 $10. Windshield S15. Doon inrton ru'.11'.--$3, J'.tCA Indoor $2S. Pfactke t.lll lOc. 219 dow, 'II JC 4S. SIS.. Lumber ture ~ from. China, S10. 14 inch llm with TV antam. $3 RCA mnote Polmettia. CdM. $4. Twin box ...,,._ and ~tiful tlUI and frame MOTORCYCLE h e 1met1 , whttls SS a.nil SlO. New control :tet $21. 19" REEL mower ll't. Hand mattre11 SS.·545-6240· incl.laded Sacrltl~e $25. ff,ctoryseconds%prlce$16. transmission $25. Power SitWftone •tand $25. Ante~ moMr .$12. Crib and mat· 2 Step end tabtei, Frultwood, 636-2000 aftemoons.. 9ii2-o661 1teering SlO. Power brake ,. coupltt {H) ACJ $4. trns $7n. HIP chair $2. lovely condition i25 each. HUMAN Hair fall S20 . FANTASTIC bttY• SlliturdA,Y $5. ~997. 1969 Pomonll Band ~DC)' No. 122 $3. 'I'rieyclel $2.SO • $5. Boat ~'1342. 261 Mtflll. Dr., C.M. Cucade sa> Wtclet $2.50 only from 9 to S. two &O-~A=""~·'°'· C~·~M,.. ~~-~ Ofl/aa ~patch fHl $2. Olltl 50c. Deak ~ Record Autlum. ~and it)'led. carts S2.J each. French RENAULT Engine. trani;, ferea) $1. Civilization Put $1.'1'5. Levi jacketM ~Jeam GUITAJt, Cla.aJc, m•tat &: 'Present (Wallb,ank, 31 $2. Slot car com.poneni. atrlnp, excellent eondition Taylor, Ballkey) Vclwnes l Sc , SS. 8f.11 W, Bay alliy $1J. 6'f3.-22;)4 & 2, SS for bo,th. Cbn.-675-2315 lD to 3 pm · ~.,..,..,--',--=~,-,,=~• temporary Social Problem&. ,, TV A: ~stand V..S. Bathinette fMertoo & Nl&btt), $3. The TABLE SAW, Sean .8 _.$25. $1.50. Bullnel with pads World of Ma.n CHoniamann) Motor $10. 67l-2254. · f?.50. Baby jump seat $2.50. $1. Arithmetic fot' COl.lep U'' LAWNMOWER. good ?5 \o'Olume F\J.nk • Wagntll'1 Stl!tlenls' {Edwin Stein) U $10. Portable TV nee_ds relettnce book $10. Hard All In excellent condition. work $20. 3 Oi~hmuten cover books 35c e a ch. 642-1724 rood $1S • $22. Chicago 1ink Flttplaee irons (2) $5. Plc- 4 speed CMl turn table $4. cabinet $2. UtWty cabinet ll" b:::-i: ~ .stereo 548--'lSl.l Provincial chair SS. Thrff AXle and whttl.s, ready for Sm: at ndkll!'V 'parts SUI. $S. ~chest, tuitab1e tor ca end tal)let $5 each. Large dune buggy, ru11.1 $25. SUn- 11oar' lllmp, 3 llgbta SS.10 x garqe SS. 1936 Leeward .Am'JQUE? Double bed S25. WOMZN'S Bladt rlove gilk crepe lamp abade pale day only 646-4644 13 btfie rue. ptld SS. Steak t&M, Newport Beach Mahogany' butcli $25. leather W9*rn rii!irc boob pink. like new, $10. Dark 10 Speed derailer, good con· CU'rinc knlva $3. Pair VACUUM Cleaner $25. Comptometer addiqr: ala 714 Illa!' new $111 . bklnde1ynthetlcwig$3.Fox dition $2S. 646-4644. Sunday d'nme alnk lep $3. Areo «I H~ electric flOol' wuhtt machine SIS. ~195t ~Tm fur coUar $4. Beautiful pen-only. NEW Sylvania Sun Lamp clarp.p/holder. Used once, with Adjustable clamp/hold- er. Used once S7.50. 60-1724 ~ .. No;.. ~ ... $3 ... I ao $3). MO\'M . projecbx', O:· DRES.5ER $3), Small llvinc CHUI' Of drawers $20 . dant watch in jewel cheat mm===EBA==KE=R~.~.-.-.~; ,-, ....,... .-. ........ ,.. cellent conditioa ~ ~ room -tabin. wry nice $15 ·BookceRt $10.•cbud'a desk $10. 'Rolo-broiler wtth ' • jec:tor a&n)'inc cue with each. Velwt tapt'lit:ey SU. $10. Mt1cellaneou1 rotiaerie $5. Goll boa: $3. "$~!5_._646-4644~"'-~~-~= KI'IOIEN, Gard!ft, patio built-in vlewtr $25. Chlneae Large plate rlus m1mr houaeho&d ttema lOc-$1. 9ll Ladiet: dre1&es, 1weafen, 3 Speed mini bike, needs lit· !~ -~~ ... ~ ....... ~ bran bowl engrawd $12. $1.D. Occuk>ml chair, newly Oiff Dr.,. Newport Beach. a)drta, caprl!, blouses, bru, tle work $25. Sunday only. .PUUOL .....,....,"' w .-t'hlne9e end taMe $31. 6 . upholstered in wlwt $25. ~ sHP5. 1i:re 14 and 16, 25c to =-=~=~~~~~ =:::. ~ origiQal water coJor pain-30'6 KDb'broote lAJw, C.M. iLady'Burp dubs, S men'I $1. Ladles shoe1Kile10 nar-WAUKASHA 4 cyl inde r 2 doors $8. Varioul &la tinll ~ Serving" tray, 5'54135 clubl: '15c ~h. Woman'• row 50c and $1. Purses SOc. erwiM, aelf~tained $10. plywood, mahopny Wp hand deoorated $8. WALNUT Double bed with Solt lboel 7~N" $5. Men 1 ~·· bike $2. Girl's clothes, Sunday only. 646-4644 ~ftr and 90lid Jmn~ Mexican f!eht:iJJI .bull statue nll8'1'5. Ht.n41c..wn "'°"'1 Golbrmtet m>ea 9D SlO. 1~ lO and ll, 25c tn $1. OFFICE Deak grey painted ..._ $12. Deluxe carty\ng and $1. -.. .... 110.... bq SL Men' · Heavy patio umbrella baae ' ~ lDc-$1. ~xm ump&e cue $6. Ml-6935 bowU·~:_. 11. u...! Mqm.wx: hi-ti. am/fr? $25,. ~$2. )Ovely plate-glag mlr-wood, J.at&e $25. 545-2529 faucet $10. Firelcreen and tu.res $2 to $3 each. Vun tools $10. '5 RCA ttoord 35c tn SOc. Dishes lOc each. player $6. 3 Zenith doCk' Air eoole-r $10. SUitcues $1 .radios SS -$8. Sunbeam hf.ii' each. Radio& (2) $2.50 a.ch.. dryer $6. 3 TV sta.ndl S3 -Sota, needs reeowrlng, aood $5. 391D% Qwinel Pl., N'.B. frame $7.50. ChinKe lamPI ~160.l (2) $5 each. New~. DINE'M'E aet table and 4 neve; uRd $25. PI a a t l c Dowers 75c bunch or 5c EARLY American couch $25. chain:, blue and green floral each. Coronet with cue $10. Power mower $20. Hand print $20. Slat bench black 24' or 4· high fence with mower $5. Tank vacuum $1. $3. Chl,nese pallette knife poles $1.50. Plumbinf fix· 45 RMP automatic record painting $20. 968-TOOI . 111res (2) $3 ~ach. 2991 pla)'tt $5. 9x12 rug~ pad TABLE atl!J'@O $8. Eureka Grace Lane, Costa Mesa S15. OvaJ braided rug fl. upriibt vacuum SS. Small Cnear Baker and Fa.il'view) Bar-b.que $.l Girls 24'' paintings $2.50 ID $5. Cactus CAMPAIGN chain 13 each. bikes SIO • $15. Man's 26" and aaaorted pots 25c • S2. 15. cs._. bike $10. 4 l2x36" ahUtters , Oothin&'.. dis~1 25c • $5. Luggage SID and S ..... ,..e beds $15. Sylvania portable $2. Pool pump and filter Ut. 548-6328 after Sunday TV $10. Pole lamp ~ Deep Apartment slu e 1 e ctr I c 2 lounge chain $1 each. Fryer ss. Infant seat $2. Car ti love $10. Bilssell awttper Water cooled a Ir o»-bed SS. Gold a.rmctlllir SS. $2. Encklsed car top carrier ditioner, u new $21. Lawn Square low tables 15. 150 LB. set of -~ighta, in- cluding I barbell and 2 dumbbells, $25. &U-1724 OLD'l1m&ftllit7tabh!with '"""''""'S......__ ... J .,.._. sweeper a Toys. Pmet MeP,eu~stieredchair$l5. ror two feet square DISHES 25c-75c. Garden ~ ~-~ -~t .. "!. ~ T-~ ia:--~::. 25o41.. ~ u.tn $l Maple' table and e chairs ~ed-edae $10. Picture1: IDOis n. Books 25c. aay _._... ~ .....,..._ ...., -u.-.--Bafbroml cablntt $t Skirts ~ Jted ~recliner $25 dimes, g la 11 w a.re and pot! 2Sc. Tools 2Sc-$1. 2383 $5. 1513 Orange Ave. mower $5. 962-8647 548-0903 642-5666 Doalietttn•A i-iboat Barbecue 11. Carpet · ' w1th Ha11ock $.10. jewttly 25c Come browse Westminster c.M. · ..... .... -$1.Z. Dreaet $1. sweater&, dttuel. rlr''• 10. Milcellanl!ou1 kitchenware · ' · . tu* $10. 2 iron beds $1 .. -~-...-· 12, 5Qc...$2. Juniors. atzea 5 A Se--$2. lD yards w h It ~ Friesland Drive, Hun-,OCEANFRONT moving sale: each. Schick dectrlc ramr Shon SOc. CuPI and i\UI 7. 51)o...$2. 90y•1 ault, me 1D dra fabric $10 HI tington Beach, two blocks Arts and crafts gifts 5c to $3. Sil: place .et dishes, lOc. Garden tool# 511 c • $2. ~ ~~ Cycle bum~ rack south or Wa r n er, oU $15. Plants St to $3. Kitchen wheat pattmi Texal ware Touter --i2. Radio $ 2 • $15. v..;_. pl••er -~· SS. Newland Street gadg. ets Sc to $5. 2691 Vic· ARGUS super eight Pro- jector. like ~w S20. 61a-MS7 After (. 18 --~'-" t ~ Bathroom ~ Sl Eltttric BOY'S Siu 14 pa.nta. rain ·r-~·.. ._ _. ... • rwuui,;; pup n •~ . coats fiOc...$1 . Ladiei U-lf Ski poles s;. VaJpak $5. MOTORCYCLE part!, tor1a Dr .• Laguna Diaheli", ]IOts, pam: l.Oc""50c. coffee pot SL Jroninr board good dre11e1, bl'ou le1, Fonnica coUee table $5. mostly Honda 50c to S25. GOOD \\'Orldng TV set S25. GIRL'S mirror top vanity Like new. Wellfurton dlUI $1. U7 Walnut ·Pl. ,Co.ta sweah!ra, evening wear, Assorted albums 25c e11.ch. Aho bumper carrier $13.9;). Portable a.utomatic record with stool $25. Crib $10. boots. me 7E l].ll. Sat and Mesa, 548-0ml. ntW formal $1-112.50. Safonly 11)..! 428 Narcluut 962-4116 player sat. Commercial hair Playpen $5. Tra.in board $5. SUndl,y &AM-moll onl7, 2 lets ma.tdlirv bunks, white Purlea, ~ 2Sc-SOc. CdM DECOUPAGE panels SOc to dryer $25. 893-7479 Fonnica table $9.511. DHk -.2135~~ CM. ~Lbl•-· ~-~ J._ ~ ~ u-~-·~ ~•· ~ o'-'• $750 S-• SS. ~ (;s"'~ perts, ~. """'-.----~~•....,,.,..,.-. hie-with _________..__. ... ~ •. BARBEE-dothes SOc .. $60 3 x ~ ... ,; ~h. S.S:fu FRIGIDAIRE EJectric tt!'n.framt$2.5all. l::rl2 Wt!rir$8.9'5'"1U!'fboud$31 .. cultured marble top $5. 2 Palntinp $5. Lawnmower Spool$S.11re 7.75 xlll$S. .. dr)oel', worb OK SS. Mfm:n oval Jone abq n1I $25. New ya.rdap plecta 5()o..f1. tablell M' each. 541-8448 $1.50, Bike tire rim• 25c. Ski!, bindings $5. 536-4454 RO WA-WAY bed, new m11.t· $t to 122. G&ate.. dllbes. 96&-150 ' ·Hair clippera $2. Punch BEA'~" n-~ M pl Jump IJl?at $1. Potty cha.ir VW 1 ..... __ • ., n-wt tress used only 2 <It' 3 tlme1 \IM!I. bottln lOc-1111. bow! $2 Deo:n.tionl new u~ .... ., .. SVOJCA a e $1. Car 51?8.l $1. Radios 50c. eu ~r ..,, nit'Sr n-S15. Giri'1 bk:ycle, workil Sm!~ ~ t b I J -· ~_, ..___ t I ._ .. _. . ' coffee with 2 drawen $25. dow $4 F ins S5 842-8363 11 •< E~ '-bl 11 ~ por a e ..--•w•va pU" • oo 1, """'"" pk:turn $1-$7. &in-Round 2 hit lamp table Kitchen.ware Sc -$1. VMes · · we ..,. •iu .. e1, o \'e 1nnritLtr $25. Btnoenlan creenS5each. ElectricDoor day l~ 2136M Pre1ident $10. Unflnl.shed vanity with SOc. Toaster 50c. Artillcilll \VALJl.'U1' dining IAble has 2 &Tffn maple style $2 'each. $11. SUWT pieoel $S. Steak ecruhber, poliatier JlO, Place, c. . plenty of itoraie 1pace $25. f1owtts Sc. Toya Sc. Benefits leaves S2J. ~f11t<"hlng chairs, Refrigerator ap&rtment size brives $6. Bath m11tl $5. 646-4698 NEW 5 ton byt!rauJic jack &t4-29Sl to Girl Scouta, 19 7 3 2 6 for S25. Wedding gown , work! "·ell S25. Spanish Eledrlc can opeftel'..bile AQUAJUUMS. s p.llon $5. 7 $U 50 U Mat&onia, H.B. Glen Mar size 7, lace bodice with floor armchair, dark oak SS. -~---~----•~-. " °"' """"' w-pet, BEfGE I -• d I 1· 67' tt~ -.-·-· .,.. •• ~~""' c&1km p, JO ral)on $12. 15 $15. woo rug a1iu pa, tract. Brookhurst and ength A· 1ne 1klrt S25. ,,..........,, ootfet pot $5. Electric foot p11on ~ 25 Canon S2(1. 1!i~141• 1'1d ,_M&-0034 gool!I condition $15. 5'8-003i9 Adam1,' 962-4370 f.latching detachable tr&in STUDIO couch makes twin ;e.;:,.:r ~Sat.~ ::: 6f&-5l14 ~ISHbo~'!t i;:i~ BLOND ....$tep table $10 . 17" PORTABLE TV $10. $10. 968-4I70 beds $10. Recliner $10. 35111 8.AbbieW: CM Ol'F Whtte cwcb SlO. CE vue$3.PotlandpansS1-$3 ~tor-freezer $25 . NewwiJ$7.8C7-70I7 HIDE-A-WAY double bed SeashoreDf.N.B. a,y, • portable bell.ta-$9.50. 8206 Camp table $4 fan $3 lamp Girls' clothlns J2-$4. AUTO part.I Pontiac short $15. Call 96S-523> BE'AUTlFU'L· roll-away ~S~r~:l Ridp&ld Dr, H.B ' $25. Soft drink cooler $2 Cbe'vrolet alten..tor Slll . block 328 vJ $3. '62 Tempest FREE form cottee table co~ . Glad-iron $5. 3 Position fold _.. Sib cWm;e ~ wa.w KINGSIZE HMdboard Q.SO. crocheted tablecloth $111 2602 Wlllo Lane. MZ-8365 transaxle $13. '62 Tempest temporar,y legs $10. Lamps bed $8. Crutches S2. Wigs $15. Qxia. lluihill ~ -hrple mucb ~ ~ bl'MS 'planttt $3 Sun lamp AUTOMOBILE Top carritr trans.mission only S7. '62 $1 to $8. Big Boy barbecue $7. Old oak chair $2. New -.-i " <U"n!t khAe $1.f.cotfff table $( foot stool $3·-vibratar $2 -wtth 9idts, and new mwr Tempest hood, grille S3 $5. Po~r mowu $7.50. sateen 15c yard. Records of ........,....., °'"' visi~ $15.. Quali-S9 50 w · cooler $5. Gld chum Ji. Tom A Jerry $10. llotDbroil deep fryer $5. each. Car radios 12 volt $4 Patio furniture lounge $5. '30& and '40& l5c and new :i. ~ ~=:=~~ c.E:...::. m. at yards set $3. Maple end tables $8 Artifidal white flower plant each. 963-1598 Pad $2. Rocker $4. Beach album• to hold $1. CUp1 and and mattna $25 Men·i tun carpet ))11.ddlnc $2$. I tt. pr. 210 Monte Viata, C. M. $5. 545-m7 SINGLE bed, mattress, box chairs wi1h backs brand saucers $1. Beautiful old wet mitli, medfutn sax! for •a r Ibo a rd $25. Boy'1 SaturdaY and ~-only. WIG. Mini-f&ll. Medium «prings and frame SIS. 10 new S5 each. Kitchen table etched gla.ues $1. M 11 k «D'flnr $15. Latp ue $5. bedaprHdl with dntpe1 $6. REFRIGERATORS, larv'. brown, new hand t 1 e d , Ion aquarium. complete $10. Ladies bowling haJI, pitcher $1. cream and 5U1"a.r W~ blender SS. Gnen Hollywood ·bed cover electric works areat $25. hmnan hllfr $25. Wonder ·with heater, fUtu and grow. bag, &hoe1 no. Linens Sl . 1ets $2. Abalone shells IOc. NJ.sm $6. FloMred • full 1 l z e Small Serwl pa SlS. TV hone $3. M4-5C99 lux light S1S. 5 gallon SS. Kitchen ware 25c • $1.50. Stationary tub n . Medicine bedspread $2.50. children's with cabinet, works but HAND Carved headboard for aquarium, co m PI e t e u Pottery dishe1 $10. ,S~ll cabiDI. $1. Used door with DINETrE Set. 1arp table, 4 curtain eet $2. Hiah chair needs .ame repair $1.0. Sat· · double bed $25. Sean power above $IO. 89'1-0862 box SI.SO. Pillowctises 25e. window SI. 321 Ilia, CdM chin $12. S.1375 pad $L50. Matetnlty be.thine Mondl,y 546--81.. . Towels 75c. Clothing, men•1 1 ~'=7>-_2060~~Sa_t.~--~~ EL!rI'RICKnite SNn.new 1Uit$1.15. SizeUboy'1 new SOFA makes into bed. :ie ~· i:.·~%. ~ SCRAM•LEJS and ladies S25 to $15 . 2 Twin box sprin&'. and mat· JIS. 5e-tm IPOff: jacket SL 50 eadl matchlna rocker, both $15 electric motor, 11.ngM! pha1t, Bedspreads 1.1 to $5. 321 tresses $25 each set. .Ex· BABEE Tenda ftedirlr tabr. Boy'1 tbirtt 2Sc. Woman'• slow torque $IT 646-5503 ANSWERS Clewland Drive, H .B ., cellenl condition. Automatic ____ ._._ _ ....... ..., ... ,_ ... aiJI? 12 clothing SOc-$2.50. woodm hl"1 chair "4 blcy-• located off Huntington Aw. washer, bronze Kenmon, """"''~"'war_,, ... <14C'_.. E'Jectrlc heater $5. Record de frame S2 baby clothel, HI-Ft AM-TM n.("lio ftCOfd between 17th and CJay needs minor repair ~ Twin 1Dy cbelt $15. ~12 aland st.SO. Yellow crib SlO. rubber pant. tn blanket. Sc-player $31. 5C8-7994 Orphan -Rosary -Newest 536-0015+· Saturday c n I y, 673-8662 G.-E. Wuber, Wry pod con.-g tt pool $5. Lampr $1.50 ~ bedspradl, twin and REFRIGERATOR $25. DS -Ex.pose -Muhlal -Garn-cuh no checks. NTIQUE Skis .th pol DdiROP.tion ~·. ~-· ..... 1.... ~ • .!·SO~~· ~· ::n:.w $5. 939 Arbor. ThuM, C.M. bl:_:-"'GO'N" El.!e,~AoMOOoldNI"'-BELL YBOARDS, kneeboards, AS7.50. Barbecue ~ $14.; ~m--..g....,.-.. u ... ~ ...,,. ...,, ..w-\&lnl .....,,; ea ... ~.. UPHOLSTERED Chair, '1--.:: • ~· •• ,,.. 2'8"-·f7", SS.S25. SUrfboard Coffee ·ix>t' $2. Clock radio ta.Ne $11. Oki ICfte!l with Boy .Scout uniform, 1ltt ll ME"I'AL typewriter table ..a.n-.. 11 Walnut octa al dlan said to h11 son, Some 6,8 .. S2S 4994153 ~ 95 525-.1"23 · tabric panels $20. Small box $3. Bic)ocll and tricycle $7.!iO Twin mal1ret!1 and ..,_,., ..._.... gon day, all this land will belong · =,.· ~·~~=c:-o=-oc-- sprirw. frame and matlm:s, frames anil parll 9>c-$1.SO. 1 prl n g a $15 per set. ~1:_ee _ _'!bl1e, ~nd.,.~,d to the Indians again. PaJe .. TABLE, walrrul formlca and VW Parts ~1967 Hood aood condition $15. OJ d 9S-6838. 9332 Hudton Dr.. Barbecue set $.i Antique ....... a•·"" ep ..., . ...,-...., face all GONE to the MOON." 4 chairs $25. Full size mat· $9.75. Fender• $11.50. S:ZS.3428 Spantsh "'a I I candelabra H.B. mlm>r coffee table, 22x37, TWIN Bed _frame $ l O · TENI' S15. Tarp 11 x 14 $15. lress $5. 499-4t5J 7 Foot couch $25. f.tatching SlS. cratt tteTD11: gequlns. IRON 2 pc. lamb mold $A. $21'.l ptln umbrella table, 548-5921 Air mattresses each $1. DINING table $20. 8 drawer love seat ns. Good con- jeoftlry flndin11, yarn Formica top 3 drawtr desk two umbttllu S20. Steel GAS ~. apt 1i2 $25. Guitar amplitlcr S20. Photo chest $25. Nile stands S12. :i;truclion, needs upholster- 25c-$1. Decorative pteces, $9. Full me type'tVrlter $15. locker five unit $15. Table Clean. 543-3382 -..I_ equipment $7. "4:1" clip Sl. Silk oriental chairs $25. ing. 822 Santiago Rd., C.M. cand.1eabra 50c • SI. Prints, Fol~ al11mlnum and ~ lamp $10. Relaxldsor SlS. CAR Cooler, Bon-Ail'e $25 Pull down light $16. Gornie Jronrile mangle $25. Fitted Mesa D?I Mar tract. ~-framn 50c-$10. vu cou 2 for u, Chai oil ~.!'fd', --~ -~ used once, cost $45. Has books Sc. Collection "78" queen size spread S12. Elec-PEILET Gun $25. Dra.tiing ._.... .. .,,.. 5fl..56S1 lamp $1. Extra drlmneya u.....-...... ,. ...... ., .,ouance w twin blowel'!I. 5f8-3382 records, 50c to $10. ?t!irror tric food mixer $2.50. Elee-table $21'.l. ~7 FORMICA dinette table $25. 75c, Qld slua shades S2-match $5.. New firtop!ace $3. 536-1125 hie coUee maker s 3 , """. 2 I chairs $18. Stuffed Ra 7. Indian bowt, or Ni $8. grat. $5. Brus twin bn.d-SOFA $25. Chair $25. Green Pt>rtable Grund'lg recOrder ELECTRIC Rang'I! #,,} tartJei $25.$20. Recliner SS. Drop leef, pteleg table 124. bcllrds wtlh bed frame• $20 rug. 12 x U . $20 Drape!!. DOUBLE bed, box spring!! $25. Folding Mexican chair ovens. 546-9556 Iron 11\on) penn,ybank S9. complete. GIU"l.ge al 3975 Va&e1 and dishes lOc.$2. and mattre&S $25. Ca 11 n2. Ganten bucket ch11 i" 2 Back pa.ck framl?s and bags SU-.'154l. Boob 25c to $2. PlctmT!I Birch Aw., Se.turday 9 am-4 &fl;..839). 2159 ~.No. 2. S36-613S S.1. Kitchen chairs $2. UHF $1 5 each. 36" gas range $25. MAPLE finish COJlllnode $8 and fnlmea U-$3. ~ pm or phone 6f4...0026. C.M. • STINGRAY bik". good con-Antenna S2. Camera anrl GE refrigprator $25. Chain expenglve crane Java.tory Glass and frames 1-s 3 . HOLLYWOOD double bed MOD Watch, 4 extra hands dition SLS. 968--8282 cue $2. Bahy carrier or tuh sa1v $25. Chain and· bar $15. faucet& $8 electric bathrwm 50 · .Pressed Glau and porcelain S25 rnund maple table $25 $1.50. Lady SUnbum 1haver TRUCK mirrors 11 x 7 In· Sl. . Wood ilivlder S('l"f!('n 548-3683 wall bn..ter $4, expl<lf'er odd pleca $2-$9. Hand em· dresser $4 chllir $5. Gu $6. Camera/Duh $5. Desk. ches $5. Car radlo $5. $8. Hand-looml?d drapes S2fl. CUCKOO Clock $3. Cordless : ~ ~~ :"ne'!'. ~!~ br. and crocheted dotha· 1tcwe $20. 548-4059. c:orntt antique white $10. 2 536-fi094 5 loot Tiki $25. Indonesian battery wall clock s 3 . doon U x 7--6 S3 Ladles $1-$3. 5f3 Vlctorla ·SI ., C.f.f. 5 DRAWER chest, 4 dn.Wt'r end tabln $1.~each. Toys: ANTIQUE farm water pump tap,a. paintings S4. SaTTIC'le.n Brom:e m·yste ry clock ..._...._ -··' w•T Yon-..... _,_ ....___.,_ ... _ d ·-~-tun! fl ....... TOl"tl.ttt track $3. Power '"""' i., I k SS danclni knive1 ss. Polaroid $12.50. 548-9870 ....,., .... .,._.lty clolhts, size tu.1.~u' ~ wu• ucw., ,..,.a • Cuc•l, .,....,, nil nq,11 Eiaht $S. student desk $10. 2 -'· " otorcyc I! ~ t&n · automatic case and film $25. 9-1~ chftlel $4 slackl S3 board, footboll.rd and metal $25 each. Motomla TV, Jt 1 .1 · b d Playboy magaztne& and '"·'-·lati EXCELLENT CAfPl?ling 7xll. _ SS b'°""' 13 ,..,., n.ils, 2 nitht stands" with Mll'kl l 25. ~. w n rreen r i cor ,,,..,.ket books lOc ch 2 VW ~'U ng machine SI 2. •y--bedapread $3 50 Dor hou9e .--~ ea . Bongo drum11 S2. Set of !ht12, llxl4, lOc sq, ft. 284 Sdnrinnbtke$25.MQ..M16. draWtta, aD for '25. Red 2 AQUARIUMS. s, 15 p1 $5. 10 rat ~m Mm· bucket seats S4 each . Ch@vrolet wheel covei-,; $4. KnoxSl.,C.M.·atter5ewn- '6" BUFPT, boy'1 middle leat~r eoueh with 6 with equipment iis. plete with stand $11. 962-4587 Light fixturc11 $1. Woven inp. · wefP\ bicycle, e months cushxms $15. Walnut full 646-5568 64~2 SURFBOARD 7' 20·· wide, mats 25c each. Yan cy 1 ·sro==v=E~11=s~. ~..,,~~.tt=-. ~eo'"1~1 .. · · aite bed, headboard, foot· ' bee _, 11e11r. rood' condition S22.50. boll.rd, full sift! mattreis, SMALLER than average N' Au c A HYDE Dawnport never n ridden. 962-1921 .i:-laues anrl cups lOc each. table $5. Dl11hes Sc-Sl. 548 M6-::IB96. blue and ~ihlte chenille chair covered tn blue/green $25. Match.ins chair $7.50. '?WIN size bed frame• $2 Stuffed llnimals Mc. Cfi!ltr Be.mard, Apl. D .. C.~L ELECTRIC edgrr-trlmmer bedspreid $I.'i. Scroll brass print material. Good con-Picture $5. RoUOO plastic "ach. Outdoor Christmas swing SIS. Fancy cabin('! DECORATIVE Tables $3-$6. SlO . Unfinished ' rikt wood headboflrd $6. 23" RCA dition $25. 546--0945. table $1.50 ell.ch. w h It e lights SI each set. LuggAge hardware 25c ell.ch. Match Argui; lfl'ttn glasses $3.23 door, 3h M $10 Foot l cokn' 'JV, walnut coMOle, CHEAP metal boxes, 2·f' x naucabyde couch $15. 3 bag!-75c each. Movie screen stick dnpes $1. 8122 In· each. \Vhite stoneware $20. locbr S3 Drapes. curtains nef!dl work $25. French l:r x g" deep. SU n.ch. toldinr chain $1.50 each. $3. Twin slze headboa.rd $1. dlai\apo1i11, H.B. 536-w.t'7 Criokware 25c-$1.50. o 1 y 50c-$S. '3X3 llitlt .Pl'OJector $3 Pn:rvtnclal gald. wJwt ct.ir Cleek writer $17. Tin and 36'" round pedestal table Folding chain 50c eAch. VALIANT 1900 does not run couch ar bed $20. Gr'e('n ah:lp fan, '11"' rwlth '4 motor $4. mue and whit>e baby bed wheel 560 x 15.. $16.SO. Trailer $10. Anft..cbafr t'D'\!IOle n.d\o Can OJ)l!ner, electric SI.SO. $25. 833-3154 chair $20. Lamps $2-SS. $2. ~1'1$Xl5. l-«IO xl4 "ti.rt& Natural M>Od baby bed with toilet S12. BathroOm alnb $2 PhanocraPh $25. Record a ~I59S WALNUT arm chair SS. Foot 546-I916 on J'lYmCUth riml $2 each mattrea $10.50.. Cat bed U. • $5. ·646-1492, 9-5 50c. ~ if no answer 2 SETS box sprlnp and mat-stool walnut I e g a St. z..'"1"~"·""'1o"""g"""C"',.-vy-w""'""'--;l•-w"'"lth lD21 1 M.tsaioft Dr. C.M. Car1J1?at'1Sc.Lewytn.cuum ANTIQUE IOf'a n.s. Antique M2-8'T30 lreues $20 each. 2 sln,gle Thermos l ra11on St. Shelf tires SS each. 2-13'' 4 lust Satmdlyonf7. cannister with •ttachments lhttad cupboard SJO 2EarlyFordmall$15each. bed frames S10 eac h . unit chrome for bathronm Chevy wheels with tires SS I>OUBLEBOX' IPri1WI am $1.50. GE vacuum wUh at-ffall)'wood bed S10. Eltttri~ Qev lt"' tttts a.nd rims $3. 842-2637. like nt'W $3. Cotree t1hle Never llf11-r each. 23" Sil~rtone 'TV, mattrnl: 1rith llllUl frame tachmenll: $1.50. Oak table applla.nt'el $4 .. $15. 1..ampg 2 bbl. mAnifold for (l)e.v SURFBOARD $25. Renault IDp walnut SS. T11.hle l11mp ll")od ('(lnitltion $2'.i. 21 · · $10 ""1n bax 1prlrc and with 5 chain, needs wuric ~. Bu\ktlng and plumbing complete fS. Chev 283 ex-body or parts, S2 to $25. ancl !:hadt S3. lfn1 ~'ater Pack11rd Bell. ,..,ork~. good. mattrea with metal frame S12.50. Six p18C't! Mlllng 1upplict lOc • $15-. Lawn hamt man J·fo Ids and 53G-0025 b(ittlt Mc. Anny cnt frttmr~ cabinl"I tmrl s1 t YBmaha SS. __N;...na. diihl!s $1 Twin headboardl, ~ger S2S. rireplaoe M.'l c:rouover pipe $5. Chev. 83 Back is:i;uea of Pla_yboy 50c e11ch. Vac-U·Fnrm ~'.!. .2a0tc !ram~ S20. Y11nl1:1h11 E ti!~ au tom at t c woad. holh $5, Walnut lamp $12.5Q. Books lilt• • ss. Di*-es rear end J10. 1'ord re~r end 25c each. Not aold Sl'p&rate· Bi.II' Jlfl?l!l hy Tile al toy~ ~-2'."-..0Cc front forks $ 15 . ....._. tn pod eond.ltioll table $3. Blue bathroom llnk l~. Sat.sun. SAM to SP~I. SlO. Chev. 58 auk>matic SlO. 1 •• 6"~28J3 Colar \\'heel Sl. Ch 11 d 11 5'4&-0269 .... 'ttl «£15 $5. l41ll Ba.rbe:r St ·• 263"7 JUvtrakte Dr., oU Mna ~ senentor $4, Corvair Y typewriter SI. Boy Scoot '----~---.,- ,,.._. Westminllter, DM1' Rt.ncho Dr. Collta Mna 1temrw $5. Ferd ,pttswrt: BOOKS And toys lOc-$1. JMUll~ 2.4 x 26 St. Boy Scout BREAKFAST Set. oval table, W.U.C. t' Inch Rd. and We1tmtnet.!r Blvd. plates. new early $5. ShOcka Playpen llke new $15 . ihorts 2.1 .. w"ltt SI. Seoul l'A1I lea''" ~ four chairs, di... 111ach I•• iwlth SINGLE Water ekl S&. Bar MONTGOMERY Ward, 2 oft Corva.lr $1.~. Ford P<:lrtable BBQ new $4. Small •hort aleeve tltlrt sltt 12 S1. !Ike new $25. 61J..QU pllllia lraaii miia waode.n ltool $10. Carden wheetbar. twin llze <&12 coU box renerator$S. 5:0-9008. Z'il7C coffee table $5. 2 Leather Be-It and hat 11.. Knee flOCkl llAND Lawn ~ $2.50. 1 c..t. Good eeaditioa $11. rvw $3. IA,w1nuowt:r with aprinp, 2 twin 11.u & tnch SatLta Ana St .. c..M. suitcase• $S tach. 2 Pair tn-and prten $1. Patterns ,.,"t>Od fnune wimows SJ .. r catcher SS. Kwibft lo(kMt. foam matb'tMtl $2S eadl. auJated boot .. boy'1 itie 3 S3 child tLfzt B Uk: each Site 3 each. LE 9-7392 . bed .,,. ••x "' Ma"-'• taJY-~1., 548-21611 E'VERY'IHING Con, plenty each. Port11.ble her on stand ,~ -•1-,~,,, ~·rl'• -. ,.-..,.,..,.,...,..,.,.,..,., ,--,o-:--,-1 ..,. 1""" ""• .,.,_ of pe,rtt: Air tondltlone.r 110 101 .. V-" _ f1lJli!' rua .-. 11• •• •• par table ampg SlO pa.Ir. q:d:oa, hntl 4'4 aad Chimp $4. Bathlnt-tte I'. 2 MIOIEUN radlaf (,(Kl x 16 $2Si. Motor pe.rfect $2S. Rtar new · .u llllle)' ··voe" Olld knitting maohlne 50r. SlMm iron $2. 2 rlaas ....... $15. •• 1525: , Car teat Jt Ut:ht rt~u~ tires and tubel, t'XC.'ellent puwJ with automatlc lift HB 962--Mll Girl Scout unltorm alie 12 fl1'hlng rods and rttla $15. DOOftS p bolla with SUO. Potty chair $1. Doll'• co" d It Jon . 646-460'J S2S SlO. WiniJ.ehleld $15. Doors 6'10" SUrfboarda $~ each. $1. Sia l fee ~k1'1~~ $1. Frrlh wat~r rod and rttl SS. lodr ... ,......, pd 30 chaJr $1. Bookcue SS. ear-h, $10. lf ',Inch tirn with 6-1~ BIAck p,a.tenl lt11lhrr boobi Pair h\'in h<'1dboltrds i·t. ..,_.pt~ t>aubll link. \Vl,lnut booklhel"", 7 rt HA1R dryer $15. "£\ecttk •'heels $$,. and $10. New DANlSH Walnut ptnnanenl (slit .41 SI. Kid's \\'II.Irr ~9 tJnn1m top r J It. l''xr' -. SJ each. Dnk $15. m\xel'I i2 and JS. Elect.rte transrriiuk)n $25. Pow• r card table, fold• cut to dl~ ' roy,i, fins. 50c to $1. 84l--3 l2ii 12 Pltte--,.-,-,Jo~ .. ~,.~,,~ .. -,,.,.-, SJ$. 1mtt lawn :mower, IDie Lldtn clothet. 1ize I II , loutl'r SI. Dlshe1, 1ame1, 1tetti.na" $10. Power bnkt Inc 1b.e $2'. ~ f.fatching CtJLD'S pony u.ddlr perftct gold tweed $22,50 ell.ch. Dou- ,.. $25. kturdlt tft17, 25c • ll 1744 Mluourl St., boob, toys lOc Soc • .$5. 5'tf997. 1989 Pomona. uphol1ten'd chalni orange condltiQn1 le1'1 lhan ~price bit' hed, complete iis . .. •t , . CJt. • ~ C.X. tWf!td $1.50 taeh. 6f&..M11 $25. 96Ue6l M~i. &U-11n f I . ..._ ---------- No Matt~r What It Is • SELL IT WITH A DAILY _PILOT WANT AD! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 • -:e: - •' I j ~---·--··· ......... '' ...... ~.-.....---r-.c~.-n • .~.,,.,.,.,._ __ 'ff' ___ .., __ ..,,..,. __ "!" _____________________________________ .,.. ______ ., • .......,, ~11.1'1711 , DAA.Y Pll.Of TRANSl'ORTAftON TRANSPORTATl~:T!!i~~~!!!!~~~~~~!!!~·~j· ' TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Tit.UISPORTATION "TRANSPORTATION ,TRANSPORTATION · ~lm~,.~"!'~~Aill~tll~•~_:~j!l!!!!!l!!'!~rt!!od~-!!.!!!....!96!!!!!00 Imported Caro MGO !ml*'!!' C.ra ,... \\I ~?C"Top~~"':,' '=:·""'-·l"'!I ALPINE. W!~~-DATSUN LOTUS POUCHI VOUCSWAfHtt' 1r; ~~-alee m,p;o I ·l '6MTS&llto5 • --------f•-,...------1·-...;...;;.;;;;;~;.;.;:;-. WI ~ -· Lrr -· -p • MOBILE HOM!S • -· • 1911 Lotus ,.,,,.... '63 PORSCHE '" •. I : Sallboot1 Mfo Mobllt ...,_ f2GO Mini au. '275 Tr•lltr, Trenl ,'las J-'511 to~:'."\~"::.':: .,..... avallablo YACA'l10N ' ':..M~ta,:.3::·: !'°!'. -•ISlll -. ~ '!!.".;ss 356 Super l1IOX i ..uidnc $2400. ('11) M&-2936 • ~ACES • throuabttllt Or· ~~ .. ~ .. .,;-,. TRAVEL CENTEl\ tru. !650. m-m:i -,.11ow, blade ...... I <:1131 ~ anae County -l!•col. ·Golden l'ilcan MERCEDES B "-•-Ml nm ' . • SERVICE • 1\IU time tlaH ' " C•---"IMdtr !A Tbo Coat!tl Qtle~· INZ ~. ....... -·· . A ' ~~ 1· ,. SAILlNG CLUB • on MCh location OIJ..mpl• -Al pine ,,_. • ,,_ -.. MERMAN FM ..Olo, Immaculate een. 22" ZHoot race.......ulsers. w ha 50 modell Apo ·-I'-. ....., '68 '11en:odes 181) SL o-. dltloa, · $7.50 per doy. Newport .:...,. :. :... .. ...,.. Wor!dl lallett -...,. PUNTIME, 4 STAR 2145 HARBOR ILVD. C..... beigo wllb mat~ ...... Salllng ... not nee. ~ ... ·av -"'='DI ,& WESTWAYS 54M411 I ···-... '..,._ • ~ -) • pancy, -.._..... EXCITING NEW ea"'"' Ul crur, "· •~. soum COASr • SAJLING * JOMICRA INC. * ... ,., · '10 MODEi.'! '69 Datsun Sedan AMl1'!l nu11o. Mint contll. CLUB (114) 54'l...s.t06. . 1352 Ga.r*rt Grove mw. CG 8' •lde dinette &11>1 6 $1145 • IL... • --... tlon. ~ a.rid drive to • SANTANA 22, '69 D•mct 534-6686 -new. • R P. 0""'· pnclale _l~['\Ll!lll[ I _11111 p 111 :·, (lbampion. $4100. All or 1ioi 19261 Beach Blvd. . 9' with toilet room $14'15 head cam. autom&ttc trans., • avall. Dock. boat bath, Huntiricton Beach 53M5U 11' with toilet room $1S85 di.le braJrn, lS,000 mlln, dJr -pl Jor class racing. Costa Mesa e Newplrt 11' sell-contained $JZ95 Metlculaual1 aerviced (XWf Scotts. 914 N. Harbor, S.A. 2t1) $1599. Call 5606M or • ,,.,,t:lll-=l..,59>-"'611~-==--· "'.'.";".'."::==--Cotta M~~ e w p 0 rt KAWA '69 ,238 D~ona bal'$ "7-4011 '" Ooclte 10I C•mper 4.N-mJ. lp to a. l~t l11p1111 .1 1 111~·,ll I" 16' Catamlll'1lll, planelne Greenleaf Puk. an adult ~ releue chamber v..a, auto. 1'h1I camper bu ·~~~t:!~ ::::: i:o=.':si.~' .i bUlls, ~ ~~ $S50. pvt. club hi&b on a bluff w/muffler fork brace 30 hp. StrHm Line ?I evwrythiha, pop top, tent. ENGUSH FORD SlOO W, Coat Hwy., N.8. Chrome whee Is. $3395. rosr4 MEM. it !======='::=:=. one mlla from the Pacific. All roed equip. ~bite Btll Ttrry•Nomad•0.111 1tove. 10,000 actual mllt1. ;;;;;,=;;f;:~==;;;;;j'.6!UI05~~~~~~;54Q.;,1764: nl-'1215 1---"="'-'=;:;.--I"< C 1 9020 Modem liViAfoln Amerlca'a Star helmet incl. Going Explorer Motor Homtl Factory warranty, (153AFV) -All New En&liah Authori;ml MG 'Dealer '62 Porsche '65 VW BuJ, run. aoocf, f ~ ¥ Power ruHrs tinestmobllehome!I. Eut S/23. Mtl.'I~ sel l Fourwlnd1•WHktnder Katom MOtors Fom.lnO\lfBI&: SuperClean!FUllyequlpped. wide t ire1 like new ·! MUST SELL MODELS ON DISPLAY 5'()..ll<O 11lA ftL MS Baftr, CM 5*,1915 Stock Now At Call MS-1982 or .. at DIS w/map, tibertJUa fomden, :· ! Transfer R.equire1 Quick Sale l'lriO Whittier Ave. '66 Honda 160 c.c. 28,IXXl FACTOR\: Harbor, CM. Private Party. many xtru. SllOO or mUt ..... · Costa Mesa 642-1350 miles. AU chrome $31S or TilAILER SALES 1967 Dodge Van, flllly loaded, • oiler 64&-iloJ At Sa.c;ifice Price, 1965FB Talat Harbor mvd to 19th ~t oHer Bill ftarold 131nH bo Bl d GG camper., 18451 Dela'fraft INVOICE! '63 PORSCHE .Coupe, . ;: ToUycraft 32' TS, · St then west to Wblttier 53.i-4443 ar r V • • • H.B. M7·2303 PoslHvely No Added Pittllis, Konll, headrest, aid * 61-71) Ownera * :ii $13,500. Principals Only. Ave ii,, Blocks No. o1 SMALL Camper factory built De~~s! rack, etc. $2295. Pvt pty. 3 American Ora1maater ~ 6f6..2834. ' Jomicra Inc. LATE '68 Hondti. 350 Garden G?O'\·e Freeway fl Datsu ha da ..,,....,.,.., ""'"'" 833-1563 mq1, 2 with DTO·lf "" BAY HARBOR Scrambler. Electric starter, 537-t011 totatlt 8' p~ o~. :i;t c:::. ,Sedanl, Sta WgTW, "Goodyear wide,trnd1 ' Sl5l. ~. Speed $kl !loat1 9030 Mobil H turn lights, extras. Shaw KENSKILL $100 56--8893 G'l"a At Our Colt SUBARU Alao mag locks $10. 6G-lll0 ' • omo SalH •oondltlo!> $595. 847"141< . NEW ,70 MODEL $2295 · WbJle O....tockl '67 -:J50 S. AU xtru. OU . VW 18' CAMPBElL type hull, YEAR END 69 HONDA SL90, 400 mi. 18, Fully SeU-Ointalned B l5 Lut. whit!!, blk vin. inte.r. Auto -*--,7-0-S-U_B __ R_U_ v~ ·~st=-, e&n!J" :-; 428 Ford, BeMl.ey je.t , CLEARANCE SALE Esse.ntlalty new-Im· Scotts 914 N Harbor SA Dune units 95 Th11d1re trana.6fi..2659,49'-8126. A ::'pletenewbnJt:eflOtranl..~ eJec,Jb>d. "'· plate•, NOW ON DISPLAY maoulato! StreeUOlrt $3511. • • ' ·' 'tll vw g1au body, St Jepl ROBINS FORD '68 Mereede1 Be"' >I() SEL • Here Now· tJru alum. tuel tanks. tr!. & 12, 16, 20, U &: 30'Wldes ,,.... """'". • SMAU. Teardrop camplnJI $1 IOO -• I II •• t ·~ all I 1 Jmmediilte DdiYery ~ .. 11118• Good cond. •. ·:.. , •'>"<:n Pvt 1 u 1o1""Q.lJI> ,_,, t-tar.: , • "-ue mUI 1e. , 2060 Harbor Blvd .11.1r, ea ... ..,r, pwr., ow WAr xtras. _...... P, Y • Up To 6o Feet Long ,68 SAKI 121'.l TR .. ....,er w/lent cabana ,....,.... Make otter. 4n..Mi08 "-ta M-, .;. _0 ml. 67$-U22; 615-6060 e 90 '-fPH capability ~ 891-4812 1425 Bak St ,. _ _._ M KAWA 5f6..2189 ' ~ ~i • ~Miles "'-r ... ..:11-n '62 vw v ..... ~--.... ~ .... er " ...._14 eaa Low mileage, very clean DUNE BUGGY BODIES '68 MERCEDES Benz 220, ""' """" .........., ......, ..,..,. ... ._ • ... 12' SKI, fish, 50 HP elt;c. %: block East of Harbor Blvd. •""O/best offer. 675-4646 1963 Terry, SIHpl I ..,i:;: 1 W • Onl air --•. Pri"ate •• ~.. • Beauttrul Styling bod)". Map, tape dtdl, .,, Me.re., 2 props, fully equ1~ Costa Mesa <n4) 5'0-9470 -... 16' ii.._...n room 837..U:W •'"· · · eta Y· M·~ ~::' • ...,., ,.;,.,, _.,'I Test Driw Today At headtt, taeh, Ftreatane ':. .. AJS 500 GC • ~-• • Ph. 547-'11', .... ,.... FDRARI -· ~ -GP Re ' • ped. very fast, s~able, ~· TRAILER -caban a . buk@t chopper $DI TENT trailer, lO oi. canvas, PIRRARI '58 Mercedes Deni 190 SL Kustom Motors ,,~,, ·::._ blt ena:. Xlnt 00,S :~. ~·Ct>·Lg whCtnllM "'-~~ ~-Baylront. newly dee., many * m: 5J6.9657 * · Jdnt cond., alps 4. Spare Im---... Autos 9600 845 Bake.r, CM ~ ~i;:'" ~ u"' nway, · · .....,..._,., 6:trul Beaut. adult park. tire $345 546-3521 ~ ·-NtWPDrt lmpcrt:I 1Ad. °" =· Good (.'()lid. $1100. '68 vw ~ Cam.pll', ·,: lS' Fibef&lass boa.t, convt top $14,900. Sell or trade 1or 1910 Honda 35CT, &treet. low1--· --· -----ALFA ROMEO up Coun11'• cml1 autbaf. 1---------Side te.nt, refric, stftto tape '' ~ i: :i~~:u;:. ~·~ =r ':us~ if ~:r!.:C:: ~-s:_~r wty. $9)) or,.T_r_•_ll_or-,-.-U-t-11-lty--9-450-1 ~,-6-9_A_LP--H-A--G-TV-~~;'°ERvrCE-PARTS MG 1 ---T-~~O_T_A___ =~a:r~. ~ mslmo }i ahape. $1000. 6502 Biabop Lido Trailer Prk. NB. Call SUZUKI 80CC, Engllah TRAILER Ford box txr 1100 W. Cout HWJ'. 1---------'70 TOYOTA'S '68 vw CAM PER, ~ Dr. H.B. Afll'r 4 ?M. 67>-0250 Ol M8--082'l ~ dirt. $65 Call heavy $45. '55Ford fmt u.le sd~~~~. -:'!sM~~ tc2~ewport ~l764 .,, MGI. GT In aloclc:. Immedlatedeltwry, Wntpha!ta Model, 25,00t ;• '16' 1967 SKI Boat. 100 H. P. * RARE OPPORTUNITY * le whls $12. 8374868. pluab int. Re.cllnlnc se.ata. Autboriled Ferrari Dealer Snowbeny white with black Authoriud DNJer ml. Exctl eond. Bnt otW. ', JobR.'IOn outboard. Like new. Mobile living on the beach. •70 Harley Sportste.r. Has had lovtng care. (YC'i· _ interior, AM/FM radk>, heat. 6't3-5928 ~ .. , $1850 ftrm. 5J6.8463. Limited no. of spaces in Perfeet Cond. $1700. 9341 Will take trade. Call FIAT er, chrome wire wheela. ~ •• ,. 11 .• t., 157 VOllrrwqen. Goat! ~ ':: 14' KELSON, frailer. Elee. ::cha~~~n to Driftwood 645--0482 alter 6PM Trucks 9500 Phil 540-3100 or 494-1029. Low, Jo\Y mlleaee. Priced et.rs' tJ dltlon &f2...S17l &ft •:30 P?t( i .... 35HP JoMlon, new batt, lie. MODELS ON DISPLAY ~BSA 650CC. New carbs, GMC TRUCKS '64. Alpha Romeo Sprint. New 1964. UOOO FIAT $300 or best to sell. 1ll ~~~:!_rf . An7tlm• ;_ to •n, $395. 673-0TOl. . 21462 Pacific Coast Hwy. cam, eng. work. Very fast. trans radial tire1 Cltch, otter. Moving, must aell. · · ""__........_ · ,., ~ Hun•i .. ..ton Beach 53&-7513 6f6...297G &tter 6:30. Here now, brb.' 49t--1670 aft'' 962-197• 900 So. Cit. Hlghw•y 1989 ·llD VW wit":: J M • 0 Equip -~· '67 y---•-305CC 00-.. lmmedi.ate Deliwry L n-.L ' I--•-"-"-~~·---JOMICRA Inc, ...,......., , '""'out *FIAT 1969, white with net agune -a~ lq rear ,tlfet. 16, ml. • .ft MERCURY overdrive, bot· tom end w/prop1 & parts $25. Carb1, ,marine manilold, bead, new starter. alternator, for Mercury 60 in & out and othe.r'parts $50. 968-1542. * Repow•r Special 1969 21D • OMC Engine Ii: _Drive, Complete. Used leas than 15 hrs. $1500. 6444545 9 AM.S PM ot alt 7 PM 5'&-5509." ll<>ot Slip Mooring ~ SI.JPS avail. tor narrow beam sailboa.tJ:, under 8 ft. beam. Rhodes, Feather, Saber, l..32, Erlck!IOn, PCC, etc. Best kept • most desirable docks in Newport ffarbor. Phone-- John B. Kingsley 67J..8711 DOCK space near Pavillion wil l accommodate 25' boat w/max. 7' beam. 673-430l Mooring w/25' Sloop 12500 * 673-3833 BALBOA ISLAND -Mooring w/kite sailboat. Best offer. 61>-2916. NEED Slip or side tie for 26' sloop Call (213) 69&--3142, FAMIL• PARK • a.gency 2 "'"' =· '69 Hobclaw 2 Southern Orange County'• AUSnN AMERICA :,:;., ~· xi. 1 -7503 * ~lOO = ..-..., 11 '°0 · ·~ 1966 ~55 2 BR., family bike. trailer, $125. 57>-4683· on11 Authorized GMC Dealer _... · room. Wood burning h'plc, '68 Y~ 250. eleelrio UNIVERSITY AUSTIN AMERICA 3100 w. Coul H"Y., N.B. ITIOIYIOITIAJ '57 VW. New tlltt, "°""'· ,'.; large. screened porch. Awn-start, 3200 mlles. Make of· OLDSMOBILE JAGUAR 64'l-9405 546-1764. • _ _ paint, lrafl A: upbol. ~I inp&landscaping. Located fer,'536-0033 2850 Harbor Blvd, Sale•, Service, Pu11 Authorized J,fG Deale!' Mark II Wagons Alumln~m whla. $325. ·i in beautiful s•ino1-free. '69 BSA 650 Costa Meaa 540-9640 ~:=vtr7 JAGUAR MG HI Lux Pickups 615-1342 .v Capi.tnno Bea oh. By Ex Clean. $900. 642-9167 Br•nd Now 1970 HEADQUARTERS Sal.,, Senk.>, Porta Lend CrulMrt 'Ill CUSTOM ....,.., -~ • Qwner, 714= '93!.ll28 1970-~ Lightning 650 International Pick-up Immediate Dellvery, Wa90n1 roof;4 ~~~.:"'~"~ ·~.· !, VIEW of -& beautl!W MAKE OFFER v.a 4 S--' Bon The"""' aulbomed JAGUAR AU Modm DEAN LEWIS -· -· ··~ Lido Parlt. Furnished, Ca· * 6'4-1302 * , ..,._, UI ' dealer in the entire Harbor John L. . . ;( ' bana d .... a. 1mmed """'~ =~-~~=~-Bed. Ont Only. Area. 196r Harbor. CM: .646-9303 'Ill vw "an. •63 --•-Y , • .. ......, · .---~ '69 KAWASAKI 350 oil ign. No. 901359 -"·' ~ ·" f '""s & K MOBILE ~,!'.PJ_~ o1•. !625, llke * $2325.00 * .;,::,,w.o..tHwy.,~~;... ~~~~ BllL MAXEY. :.,1~11e7•1:~2=-·~ :::. ~;' HOME BROKERS TRAILER SERVICE r.:..,.,..,..,...,..ir::...,'l l ---, .l2362 •Be~vd-9 G.G. New' Bike, sunken ralla, U" Kustom ~· Aulborbed MG DaaJer P:!!S :::· Cout Hwy ;:t:;. ITIOlYIOITIAI vw '81. ntl w/blk ...,, -.,. wheels, 546-5889 84.5 Baker, CM 540-5915 -------Authorlud. MG Dealer Must S&ertflce. Sll50, C.aD ~~ 1969. 24x60 HONDA 150 & 250. good '67 Ford Window V•n AUSnN HEALEY BU!CK 1965 MGB Roa.,ler, new,.. 1•1 BEACH BLVD. ·~~ot-15CllS low ~ n..-..._-4---' cond, ah10 mile Honda 'Big 6, -~-to "-B , T _, 1 dlo M'-• 1 Hunt. Beach' 147-ISSS U -n-___. ..__ :.-L vwua. ~~IUQ.U:Il"t:l.I n<> ... ~ ~11 I trade. 557-8218 e .... ..,., au m&u.;, r&.• 1964 MARK m 3(DI, nt. cos A MESA .,...rt. ra ' IUl· l m. 1 ml N of ........__a--. an Bal m .• -..... ~nt-.-...--.. . 2 Bedroom, I % Baths, _. ..... ,,...er_ · dio, heater. Ideal for camp. racing green w/e.lect wire wh11, Jo ml'a. $975 for · ....,....""""· offer. •!n-+168, 1 t . ~rpe~.~~pes, etc. 1970 Jaw.a 2311£C •. undi:r 100 er o·r commercial. New tires, o/drive. &: rollbar by Pvt 23f. E. 17th Street fut ule. 96J..3087 aft 6 or '68 TOYOTA • ·Blue ' dr, I==~--,==~~~. l Westmlruim'lisanta Ana area miles, $400 oi best oiler. dlr, Xlllt rQnning cond. Will ply $1550. Dt!.YI 830-3140; 548-7765 wkcndll, radio, auto, 31,000 ml'a. SEATSbt1:' ""'J!r B~t ~ ~ : A.M.S. 545-8242 ~1584 finance private party. <YLT-e.ve1 491.i-3893 '69 XKE Convertible ''·62=M°"G"A,..,-,.....,._ N~e-w-,-0,-.~Bod~y $1200. call M.5--0'173 new, 0 • ,,. ~ 665) Call Kirk aft 10 am ·-111-Spri~.,-.. ~B-,,.-,,,..~-. -..,..-Loaded . chrome wire wheels, in xlnt cond. Be.at oUer, Can OUTSTANDING Buy • 6 T allO. 6'2-34'15 &tttr 5 ~ ~ MOBILE home, 10 X 55 Ex· --------- pando, 2 bdrm. with 8' X 20' Auto Service 54&-0634 or 494-9773. cond. $600. AM/FM, dlr, dise brake•. be 1ttll anytime Toyota Corona Deluxe. AM· '6S, 1 pa.ael'Cft' VW bal. 1 •• ~ Call 675--2961 Take •mall down or trade 115 E. Balboa Blvd, N.8. FM radlo. $1200. 833-05!i0. ~~Pt 5::"'1"1, cir.Tlt ·~: ' ca-• .,.,..,. ... & panell· .. P•rt• 9400 1968 DODGE ed, f!&I'POrt awning, porch & ------6 14' awni.f\g, skirting & '57 BUICK. Sell1"8' all parts Pick-up with shell top. 1 ,000 I--------- storage shed, In nice family al rea.s. price. Get in touch actual mllea:. $17'99. •28405C BMW park In H.B. $5,700. 842-1504 with J.targe a.ft 5:30 or see SeeK at M MUST Sell! Sparkling clean Greg anytime. 1813 Sumac ustom otors BMW'S '.'.!j,f 10x40 in qw·et C.M. Park. Lane. Anaheim, This will 845 Ba.ke.r CM 5il0-59l5 Tr I run for 2 weeks. BEST OF· ' . ' New awnl..,.. IJ650. 646-3557 FER. '57 INTERNAT'L P.U. Runs DEALER IN will finance pvt. pt;y. (YMS- 1 _________ • 888), Blu. Book $1100. NJ TRIUMPH '68 VW Aulomatl<, Ct>-Oo ., i pl1ce -.. Call Phil all 10 MGA ma" radlo. lmmac. 1UJO, ,_; am540-3100or49i.1029. --------'64 TR.4, reblt q . Black.·& Call 5'6--6893 _. JAGUAR 1963 Mvk . 10 '61 MGA Xlnt. cond!Uon, good looking TR. Many '69 VW Squattbadr. SUek. ;( clas1ic-llne1, velvet •mooth mwt see, $695 or best oUer. xtras SUOO. 499-jMI a.ft 5":30 6000 ml. WbUt/bUc: tnt. ~ performance. concour11,84=7-,,1155======:::l'66 Triumph "Spitfire. Ex. Prl•ate perty, ~19 '! cond. For details A appt. mech. cond. Owner leaving '64 VW 50,000 i!llift, orf&, "· • Call 897~ OPEL count ...... Best otter! 645-2343 owner. Xlnt cond. l\1uat • -: '.I ..-..t.. --""" ~-, 9225 WRECKED '61 Fom with &QOd. Clean. $215. Call CALIFORNIA AND _B_lc_,y_c_I•_•______ low mileage tra.M & 352 642-6817 or 6'5-5413 [.=;:, =======[NEW HUFFY 24" GIRLS block. 545-<384 '66 Chev "Carry All" V-< O~NGE COUNTY'S Aircraft 9100 BICYCLE. SPY DER vw Street Racing Cam for auto, r&h, custom air, LARGEST collect. '67 JAGUAR XKE rdster, 4.2 to •Pv•" ..... ~-..............-. , .;). Immac corxl Loaded• 1'fu1t 1967 Opel Kadette. deluxe. VOLKSWAG!N '88 VW Sedan, auto, at11 ~: j 1tt $3400 Priv prt; 714 . model $995. 5-15-1170 ask Ior owntr. clean. $1260/blt of. !<:' MODEL. $40. 1200 or 1300. $30. Call xtra.s. Sl700. can 642-3693 li FOR LEASE : Ces s na 642-1724 EVENINGS. ~or642.-l554 '68 FORD % ton Ranger, 1970'1 ImmeQ. Do very 541.:.ao11 • · · Jerry Hoggatt aft 10 pn1 1---------fe.r. 536-8129, pvt....... , ~j CE 'S8 VW Van. Ne.w eng., tram, •'J '62 XKE CONVERTIBLE SACRIFI '68 Opel Kade.ti clutch, pajnt, tire• A: tape '67 VW ifi30: '12 r Glr! Getter LS. X1nt Con<I. Bat OUer deck. $1000. 549-1597 VW $600. 833-7222 'ti ' ; 541-2824 Takes. 644-52S9. '65 VW, 80 H.P., many ex. 5PM. 675-6696 evea. '• ! Turbo-Charge.d 206, lo / -xlnt 25 New & Uaed In Stock T AND~t BICYCLE au • a c. ~. con-T&M MOTORS photographic & se n si ng ---------ldition. 536-9672 .11y stem capabilities Verygoodcondition$60 Trailer, Trav•I 942.5 8081GardenGrovt Bl,G.G. magnatometer & Infra-red 549-2306 --~-----SCHOOL Bus, 66 paaaenaer, 534-22840penSUnday892-$51 PORSCHE tru! 11000 o• bnl otter. '" Red \iW, x!nt cona: ' , scanner, etc. Also can MAN & Ladies Matching 15 FT DEVILLE. $450 or mech. good cond. 1914i,, photograph most Orange Co. Bicycles, like ne'i! $35 each. MAKE OFFER. Anaheim, C.M. 642-7449 KARMANN GHIA 67>-2546 New -· low mil••.. .. ~ "* 1963 VW, sunroof, Leavln& $750 ' 495-4441 : ; J "';":;";,;:'o=r=l50=·=83=1-=7119===-'!.="Call=54=5--0=7=08=·====,_:.:3046:::;;Kill;:;'=:y;broo=k=';,• ==C=·=M;.[ '63CHEVY1iS T. P. U. Stick I'" shift, p/1, motor 3 yn old. DATSUN '65 K Ghia, Radio, good tire.11 '64 Porache SC, & paint. Good cond. Small xln'I cond. $3000. de.nt. Must see to Ap.l=--=Call~.,536-989-=l-=--day-':-1- prec late! By _owner. '69 Ponche 9ll-T Targa, 5(8..9f17 fully e q u Ip p ed. $6850. Calif. Must sell, $501l. '68 Bua:. re-bit eng. Nffd1 , ~ ! 548-1225 body work. $600 or hist o£. • lmDOrted Autot 9600 I Imported Autos 9600 I Imported Autos -$850. 54<).-5398 DOT DATSUN OPEN DAILY AND '62 VW 40HP, Syncro trana, ,,,•ec,r·~-:,,'-,""'O,all=-5·~~--,I " o Enjoy your drivin9 with • ci1r ihi1t gives you both economy i1nd depend· abllity. Eich of these cers will do ju1t th1t ••• eome in i1nd tak• a 9ood look 1t them todi1y! '69 CllPER ._ ... $3499 '8& YW BUS $1&96 '87 CAIPER """"" $249& ~ ltw 1111. fHl U41 '64 YW BUG ' $99& JIMll. HNI.,. !NM" nu '&& YW "'""" $129& ..... & Mtlftr. (tU Q41 ''1 DATSUI • .; ..... $109& • ..... llco-W/'fl ...... (VWI "1J ~88 YW BUI $1191 • ..... """"· .,,, , .. "'" 1111 '80 YW BUG $391 llMle. .... ,., .......... Wlllltl .. 11., llt"A •ti '67 VW BUG $149& RHll, NNltf". IVTW Mt! '88 VW BUG f'K~ Air, llMll • NHfW. CVCL. 11.J) '88 OPEL KADUTf $1&9& $119& llffll,"Mflltlr, +•• .. ...,, ml. l'lll'IL ff1l •88 llB $1886 .... It. '"'""' ............. CWPTUll '68 YW BUG • ..... lliMttf". (TAI( "'I '89 YW BUG It• ... llloMtlr ........ '""" fltcl. _,,,., IVCV NO $1296 $189& HARBOUR V.W. A•-• ... Sein & Sonlco 18711 HACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON HACH • 142-1435 '59 CHEVY P.U. 6 cyl. Xln't cond. 543-7263. 2659 Orange Ave., C.M. 4~ or 772--1946 new brks. 'M VW CAMPER. Excelltnt ·~1 536-9400 Cond, Miny extras. $1395. '" .. '64 INTERNATIONAL Travelall VS, auto, hitch, .8 pass. $700. 496-5418 SUNDAYS 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntington Beach 842-T7Bl or 5fo.oo2 Js Your 'd In our NO mallet wnat u 11, you clustneds! Someone will be can sell tt with a DAILY '60 v.w. 1unroof, 1ood engine, pod tlrel $300, 962-<1661 4~ ··' 1967 FASTBACK " lookln1 Jor tt. Dial 642-5678 noW 111 Extras, stick. 498-5111 --i HELP!! OVER STOCKED THESE CARS MUST IE SOLD NOW '"'- 1"·-·s1195 "" ._ -s1299 bdlo, .......... 44...... ei-. ,.....,, ' ..... 2'.aot A i.r .. 111 .t thll lll'W... mll•. rMI ct.n, mwt ~~::::.... ...... s1099 "'~,;•">""';'"..,-'.:=" ... ~-... ---s~s~9-5-w..... ~lo, HNI•• ~kt Up Tf"\a. .....,...., Autom1tk. M\ltt NII. ltfdi., "-'"· tXGG '1171. (TXV 004! ·"·"" .. ~M"'·-=·~.,.....,....,...-_,s,.,1~3,..9=5=' """'"~';.,"' ... ..,...~c.....o---_,s,.,1-09-=--=-5= ~~. ,HNllr, Cwtom Slltlon W .... H11 OV.·DrlW. ClWC 1511 (V•l :lf)I ":~"·.~ .. -=1"'~-,~~ ... -_.~':..~~~ ... -$~2~6-9_5_ ~~~t=-~~~!. •. 5995 IKOI 2~11 Cpt, ltetllo, ""'"• ._..,..,, lid, HM 1111orMlk, ~I«, ' '"' '"-.,.. s2395 "" ,..,_....... s1399 1200 mlltt, wlr• wllffli. prkM IO Mil, Sl'llr!ll (XIV toJ). (VTT l1t) • DEAN· LEWIS IMPORTS ORANGI COUNTY'S LARGIST & MOST MODIRN TOYOTA & VOLVO DIALER 1966 Harbor Blvd. 646-9303 Costa Mesa Annlvenary lpeclal Wt h•v• I l1r1• Mltctlon of Cougars. 91 models; XR 7'1 a COft't'Wo . tibles with prices you'll like. ''The good of• d1y1 •rt NCk aplnf ... Johnson.son llHILI CHTl~HTll • liHm·llHllY•ttHll New.la .... a. Tl• .. 11 y.., .. .., • U..M...,. ,,.._. 1 • • ' • J • • • ' . ~· ..... · ..... _ - - • Satunlay, Aprll 18, 1970 '· , ~ • , • !i.!~~~·~:Tl!JTRA~N~-~~AiT~I ~=TT!!R~A~!PORTA:ION I TRANSPORTATION I ~SPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION ITRANSf':OltTATION I TRAN~PORTA.t;iON •' ·I TRANSPORTATION I """ C:.n ,., Now Cora ftO!I Now Con • --Con 9tpCI -•Con f!IQO -'tin --C.n 9IOO Now Coit . HOO Now C.•n flOO .. " ' .. . ' . ' PRESTIGE a•s ~' A, ,. l' " . . SPRING ·PAINT•UP. ' . '· . ' . ,· '~ ' T· THIS' 15 Ill ' I SENDLI PRICI! . :. .. ~ i '61 A•UAR' t + z co.UP!. 4 speed. radio, healtt, chrome wino: whee.ls. 1ownet,.25,500 mUe1. very hard to find modeL fXRU(l'l3) C·L~AN-UP ' SALE! . ' ' . ' We ~re In the mids;rof repainting' and ·mocl~mizl-9 o;_. en· tire dealership, and we regret any inconvenlence.,lt 'might · CalfH our customerS• So .when you come In. this week .' ", · ~ · ,W~T ; ·Of -THE · ~69' s-' ; • THUi CAIS MUST IE CLEA~ED THIS WEEK. · .; , Y!HIHC DISCO.UN'IS , : , • ,· I t f ., ' • ·,. ~ ' _ .. __ ._,,__,__.., ___ _ '" 11"°" ·~'995 AutomJ,tic, radio, heat.er, power steering, powl"r brakes, factory air conditioning, bucket seats. Immaculate con4i~ (}'BD4641 '61 RIVIERA Automatic, radio, heater, power, factory air conditioning. mBi v.·heels, bucket seats, etc.,Shov.::s outstandh.ig care. (W~448) '67 Ot6S CUTLASS SUPREME VS..automatic, radio, heater, po"•er d steering, fadory air. Locally owned an - driven car. (UJB912) '6' CHRYSLn TOWN & COUNTRY 9 passenger wagon. Full power, factory air, 6 way power seat, power door locks, Juggage 1-ack. local car in out;atanding condition. (YCP428) '61 · nECTIA CUSTOM 4 Dpor hardl?J>. Fu:JI power, factory air. Sold & serviced 19(:8.lly. Balance of 1actory wananty. CXEW'32) DOZENS MORE TO CHOOSE FROM THE EXTRA DISCOUNTS ARE' 'ON US ! Ask ·tor them! You'll ·see· we mean business. ............. , ................... , .. BRAND NEW 1970-· BU,ICK 2 DOOR COUPE · Automatic transmission, concealed radio antenna, fil::ire glas belted , tires, padded dMh, •sut belt1, ~ac~·up lites, dual speed .ele~lric wif"ln; 433270Z600154.'·' · . ANOTHER LOAD NOW HERE · OPEL GT'S SEE OUR PU~L IELECTIONI VISIT OUR VOLUME OPEL SALES CENTER • IMMEl;>IATE • DELIVERY! DRASTIC DISCOUNTS ON NEW '69 JAGUARS SIX TO CHOOSE FROM! ' ' '69 · LE ·SABRE ' ,•C11$IOITI (:pe. ShOWl'OOll'j frfth, Vlrt~1Hy W. trY populttr· l((llMry 1v1N1bi.. El!K, ctr I 1erltl I l4S4pKlllO.Q3) ! '69 RIVIERA 'slleel•llv ordtred wr--of • 11;1,,.;1.'. Wlft' •ot ••ecullvaa cir. Full POwer, 11c111rv 1lr concllllli<>lnt1, You'll 111\>t lo ••t lflia -~ E•ec. cir 1er1'I #' (lf41'1;Ht1tt10) • '69 JAGUAR 2+2 CouPll. Wll• tt own•" PHWnal Cir. P'IC• tor~ •If, 11u1a,,..,11c, chrome wire wi...1s. Lftl thin 3.DCIO wry Cl rlfull)' d•IV9n mlla. E!•ee. car 1..-111 j> lJ•tlRCUtBWJ BIUlND ·NEW 1969 OPEL AIR CONDITIONING ....;., VINYL ROOF s719. DISCOUNT AllTBORIZED BlllCK·OPEL·JA6llAR SALES and SERVICE OPEN SUNDAYS 548-7765 -----1 ;Imported Cars -~m~po~r\!~._d_A_ur_ .. ____ 1_-'--------Auto Leasing 9810 U19Cf"-'C"1;.;":----9900-"" U1ed Cars ;-YOl;l(S1WA~EN--VOLKSWAGEN -VOL-YO--,;;;o;;ro;;;;Ro;A;;;ti~rn;;;;oru;;;;ZE;;;o;;;;;;_I --BUICK ----CHEVROU:T--CHEVR.OLET -1----'-------------·I----LEASING SYSI'EM -------- VW euslCAMPING SHAKY JAKE'S 145 -WAGONS Amerloa'• ,.,..,, leasing '62 Skylark. v.s, • '""· gd EQUIPMENT VW BUG 164 -SEDANS system Jor fitl8J'lce or net tires, clean. Xln't mechan. AU in one Unit -2 burner VOLVO lea.'!ling of all ·type can and •Best offer. ~~2081 anytime . stove with big propane tank, Beautiful black w I custom Now in stock! trucks. 646-1587 aft 5:30 p.m. SO pound. lrebox, water paint • EMPI gauges • Tmml'diate Delivery e Immedla~ delivery from I storage,. place 'lo hang clot~ Koni shocb, • Anscns • 1800E Sport ·coupe over 300 cars and trucks es~ can make Into bed. urut Scmperitt • AM· FM • DEAN LEWIS • Conipedtive rates ; can be moved easily. Price Every keen goodie imagin-e New car dealersl\ip sel'Vlce $76. Call 642--0297. able e On display at: 1966 Harbor, C:M. 646-9303 e Full "tradeln" value for ' 1967 VW BUG J~ES LTD. '68 V61YO your present car i · Internallonal 1'1otor1ng 4 Doo Sed A' nd •All popular makes avail· Stereo, like new. Lie. UOG74:> Accessorie!'; r an. ir co · dlr, able , . *' sggg,oo *· l5S4. Old Ne\\'J)Orl Blvd ., CM disc brakes, au!omatic. Lo------'----'---! cal car one owner. Honey For Complete Oetl!ilS Call .67 V\V . tan. $1799 !VIL891) Call Phil! Malcom Reid- Kustom Moton Very lo mi'~. $l300 aft 11 am 540-3101 or 494·1029 Le~~~~~r;:.ger "' Bakor, c .M. 540-5915 * iw;.923; p.m. • 1966 VOLVO 122·S ROBINS FORD ·;;=:======-....====::-====\ 2 door $950. Uied Cars 9900 Used Cars 9900 • 962-636.1 • 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa r-.tcsa 642--0010 vw DOMESTIC TRADE INS AT NEAR WHOLESALE 2 1\tlCHELIN Radial 600 x 16 tires & tubes. $50. Excellent condition. 64&-4692 Antiques, Clas~ics 9615 DELUXE 1930 i\todel A Coupe 95% restored 1vith nimblP M!ats. i\1ust See!~ 673-6691 '57 Chrysler 300C $Hl5 968-1551 -·- Used Cars 9900 -·----- • EASY CREDIT • CADILLAC . CAMARO -·-----'69 7.28. lo mi's, performance equipped, good ti~s & body. 642-3419 '66 T·BIRO '64 CHEVY Race Cars, Rods y lf you are ne\\" in Calif. V lf you have had a ""'".""""Y CHEVROLET V Jf yolt have bec>n turned 1--------- . . • • Town CO!JPll, F11t1 powfl'. 11•, r11111 11~. new. IRPIC '12) ·$1599 '67 English Ford Corllnt G,T, 2 Or. H.T,. ~ ~ t!'1n1. !VTY ~711 $1099 '68 MGB·"C" '67 PONTIAC Le /MM t Or. H.T. \II. pow. .,-l ...,lnoJ, t!r tol'\d,. IWIO, tr•n ... vl11V1 reof. (:rQT 4141 $1699 '65 PORSCHE (pe. ~lo. t llrome Wllttl,. S0.CJll 1200 P1lnt lob. EriglM ~II~ _,..uted, Mini atld!Oon. (~xntl $31t99 ln1pal1 (~. \II. !eclo•v ftlr, '~ brtnd 11ew 1!eel cord tlrH, 8U!om11hc 1rln•mlul~n. rl· d.11>. l!e11tr, POWfC •IH•lnQ. E•t!lll!'r\! COl'IC!. MU\! Sell la 111prl!CIM• 110l-6$1l $1199 '64 FORD P.U. •• S!Vlft~ c,sm1F) $599 '67 MGB·6T Cpe. <kPftd, F"' rld!o, wlrf wheeli, r1d!11 tlrel. lt.000 origin&! m!IH. (Tl!S SlU $1999 '68 Dodge Coronet t door H.T., V.f, ~ulo. l•~ni,, reolO. M!lter, PO-• 1teerlng, m•ll W!'lt<tl., wide av1I llrH. t'r'Xlt-3~51 $1699 V.W. BUGS "-$399 GOOO SELECTION Ext. 66 or 67 9620 do\vn by others '34 FORD 3 window Coupe, V lf you have had a 392 c.i. Hemi auto. $495. or repossession offer. 642-5107. V lf you have little or rio ---------! credit -------Autos Wanted 9700 -------WE PAY TOP CASH for used cars & trucks just call us for free estimate. GROTH CHEVROLET lec•u•• We C1rry Our Own Cor1tr1tt1 Ho Turl'I DOWl'll O.A.C. All Your Tr1n1port1tlon ...... CARS FROM $99 Blue Chip Auto Sales 2145 s. H1rllor, Co1t1 Mesa 540-.4192 642-9700 1968 Catalina convt.. xtra clean, pwr equipped, ne1v tires. low book. 1967 Con-.Ask for Sales ?ifanager tincntal convt,, xtra clean 18211 Beach Blvd. mint rond. Best offe r '.- Huntington Beach 499-2614 \vknds Kl 9-3.131 ~m..-=tt"~=,,.--1 1968 Le?ifANS 4 Dr. Jlrdlp, WE PAY CASH $2345. 1966 tmperi11\ 4 Dr. Hrdtp. 12145. Both h"''' F.OR YOUR CAR powor & afr/oood. O"'"''· 673-2259. Eve~ 644-5972 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd. Costa lllesa 54r .. 1200 \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR . FOR TOP USED CARS 1970 CHEVY Custom Iilliiiil. loaded i:io;;o. 1970 FORD Galaxle, 2 dr hrdtp $3050. 6.\')..5480 BUICK If your car is extA. clean, 1965 Buick LeSabl'I! 2 Dr. 5ee us f1 rsL Custom Deluxe. Fact. air. POOLE BUICK Pov.·er Strg. Power br~. 234 E. 171h St. Radio. New tires. Immac. CoJ:ta i\lesa 518-7~ .s1150 673-8<165 Sat aft. 2. U.fPORTS \VANTEO '63 BUICK Spec. Dix. VS, Orange Counties fa ct air. cleRn, $525. Aller 6 TOP $ BUYER pm. 842~939. BILL i\tAXE¥ TQYOT A e'°Y~O~rl~.-. ~o~ .. -.... -,-.~ ... ~.~u~icl< tm H1....,. Blvcl., Coeta 18881 Beach Blvd. Elcctm Hrdto, 4 dr custom. ••••1!!!!11!!!!1••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! H. De11ch. Ph. 1!47-8555 $1955. 64'-4399; M11a 549·3031 ' • • ---_"'::·---------·----- '6fi CHEVELLE Sta. \Veg. Jmm11c. P/S, P/B, radio, fact air, $13.i(). 675"-~ Campers 9520 Campers VISIT OUR VOLUME CAMPER CENTER 9520 ,. -• ~ • ALWAYS A• PULL .' .... -, , ~ SELECTION! , - 11. • ' AUTHORIZED wr~ _., SALIS FOR 12 TOP :.,y:--_,-. IRAND NAMES . F£ATURING THE IALIOA MOTOR HOME · CAMPER SPECIAL New 10 112 ft;'"Eldorado Camper Sto••· 1,. bo1, •ll11ette, llll'flPff, MllttfWlltt Gll4 coven. .... H1•t1. etc. UST 120·14 PRICE SAL! s139· 5 PRICE #11524• '619 DISCOUNT Rudy For Yovr Pltkup or 1 New '70 Pord_I . ' Camper and Motor Home R111tafl. RIH'r'Y• now for .1ammer. RtaSOMble Rat-. .. THEODORE ROBINS FORD ~~~,!~~(. 2060 HARBOR, COSTA MESA 642-001 0 1964 CHEr-f COMET '61 COMET •Origlnal Owner• $295 cash. 64+-12Jj , CONTINENTAL '66 Continental Save O\'Cr $600! Priced for immediate We! Full pow- er + air cond. Ex~llent Condition. 37,000 mi. Dir. lRRU814l Call 545-0034 ¥.14-9773. LATE '67 Continental, owner . clean, r 'uns perfectly. air, .leather. : & power. Priced lo s e 1 I . 646-4400 weekdays, 642-0766 Wffknds & e.vrs. . CORY AIR 'SS MONZA . .xJnt cord. New premium tire11, auto trans. Gd economy. ~/oUer. 5.1&-48;1 '65 Corvair f\1onza.. Xl.n'.t rontl. Lo l\11 • s . Days 642-8214. eves 534-7618 1960 COrvair, iood condition l12l. 642-347.'i 1rter 5 ·. --~----- ·CORYAIR CORYETIE Used Car, 9900 -FAlCON 1960 Falcon '\Vagon, Good paint & tites. Engint needs repair, $250. 548-6995 · 2-61 Falcon Slation \Vagons. Best Offerll . &16-2772 .arter 5 PM '5.'i FORD V-!I Wagon, auto, r/h, runs good. Best otfer over $100. ~~1987 ·~ F'ord Station Wgn. Paint good, mo Io r ·overhauled. Carb. nds \\'Ork. 642-5127 '64 Ford XL, radio, heater, auto trans. S7!'(1. 541'--462j '57 RANCHERO $150 * 675-1789 * SHOPPING FOR LOW . PRICES? '69 CA.MARO Z28 CPE. $2699 . ... -· ..... """'· ''"'~"' . llrll. Unftl!I OtlH. wneel cown. Vt•Y • • ltW' ml ... de! HtYtr •tctdl A nk1 -1. Lk-• f!LO. ZOS tJf, • • • I \ ... ' - \ I I'll STAND 01 MY HEAD TO MAKE.YOU A amER DEAL Si,.urdy, C•I Fo11hi11ito" * TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS * '64 CHEV. BEL AIR '64 CHEV. IMPALA w • ..,.,, Air condlt\or1rn1, -· ""'' l~I. helter, whll1W1ll llr11. !lnttd 1l1u. HIM .1'11. 5295 '62 FORD COUNTRY ~-Auto. tr1nt., _.. 1Ntf1111, radllt, ...,.,...., """ltl'ftll tlrK. vn ... $195 llEW '10 DODGE llEW '10 DODGE CHALLENGER A· lllll S110rltman Wago1 Mir. Ne. Jlutlll-. '164 Dlseoant A14Alt:OU10'60S S644 Dl1oou11I """" ,~ llkllW l'rlte OR '""' ,«t#y ltklW ~ OR LEASE LEASE A '10 CMAWNGll A '70 A·liJo SPOl nMAN ftf' Only For Only $63 .llr lo '66 Par Mo. Oii • X ,,,_, -end IHst. On • ,,, ""'· -eM , ..... '68 PONTIAC G.T.O. Aute. l•ant.. facton' 111' fondlllonfflll', -;~rrlne. t8dlo,. heller, tfnttd l!UL VPN $~895 $2295 . 'S9 DODGE WAGON '68 lliicK SlfflARK '66 CHEV. IMPALA COUPE Used Cars 9900 Used Cars 9900 Used C1r1 ;;..;.o~~~~~~ ~~-~~- LO-· A~tr.m .. I~ II• cend!lllll-Xl'i:~ ... radio, llH tr, _tlfttttl 1t1u. ,.. ' FORD MERCURY MERCURY MUSTANG '59 FORD Country Squire Sia. '69 Marquis Brougham. 4 dr, Wagon. Auto trans. PIS, air, stereo, full pwr, ivy R/H, \Vhite \Vith brown green w/wht. top. Take '61 Colony Park, 10 pa.s1 '69 Mustang, lime zreen, LtA VlNG State mu1t sell '66 panel. Chrome rims, Good-1 _o_"-'~P_mJ"~~-· _5's-;984_· __ _ year Double Eagle tire•. $275. 540-1090 Eves & wkncls. '.13 ~1ERCURY. TRADE 1'\JR MOTORCYCLE, RUNS GOOD. w&.g, all xtras. Priv. ply. dark green upholstery, vinyl Plymouth Belv. 383 cu. in., $1950 (2131 592-~4 top, autom V-8, new tires, 325 hp new f u 11 y syn. ,~.,.-. -,.-,-...,-. ~.~70-t,-.,-.-1~7~,-0-r I outatanding cond. S 2 3 5 O . chrome sh 4 spd. trans, spec. best offer, good transpotta· 494-0139 torsion bar 1u1p tlon, 962-4ll6 '69 MACH I, AJ\.f·FM Stereo. w/positraction. Amer Mqs f.fag wheels. Vinyl top, Xlnt !: chrome aslros .. 'fires cond. 833.-1253; aft 7 p.m. Mickey Thompgon Specs. 613-067;; R. &. H. etc. 1ood int & ext. MUST sell! •67 Mustang For quick We Sl.100 or best MERCURY PARKLANE Conv. '66 Beau- ty, 428HP, air full pwr. $1200. Prlv. ply, 646-4370_ * 962-~6 • '69 1.fl!rcury 1.lontego, $2800, rad, V8, full pwr, fac air, auto trar11, nu tire•. 83l-1506 MUSTANG '66 Mustang 3 Spd V-S $1%JO, Call after 6 PM 646->789 9900 I Uoed C•n 9900 Anniversary · Special 'we hive coupes, sedans, & lost of gort tout wagons at the "good old days" pric es, Come in and Ml why Mon tego Is the best inter· mediate buy I~ America. NEW ' 1970. -MONTEGO 2 dr. h•rdtop. Eqwip. wjl;t. del11•1 w~1tl Co1'trJ, white tiie will flte1, 41fpeti11t, 111tem1til tr1111.,in lo11, pew1r •t1er'119, '!AM r11Uo, tiftttd g11u. No. 0~01Ll6],54 $2841 Pl111 l•1 & Lic1n•• t .Johnson.sont· UIHLI C ~TIHHll • llat:m · IHCHY•CtlW -\, ~t21 t$AllOf: llOVUV .... , COITA mA Hl•HH .... h.,.. lntll•" ,,, ... N..,. e u-. .... Merc.y '"4Mt V 8 t P/s • B otter. S.C. 492-3468 conv, - ; au o, . --~~-~=-- AM/FM. 67&-3027 Aft. 6 1967 GTX _0P~M~·~~-~~~~ 440 Ell[ine, auto, P.S., P.B. '67 Mustang, V-8 r/h, air and air. $1599. tTPLl33) cond, SJ.295 or best otter. Kustom Motors Call 675-5747 '67 MUSTANG futback, PS, 845 Baker, Of 541)..5915 auto tram, xlnt condiOon. Call 557-79Z1 after 6 PM PONTIAC '66 MUSTANG 6 cyl, 3 •pd '61 FI REBIRD 400 stick, air cond. Good cond. SAVE ,S500 e A-1 COND. nooo. can 847-8451. · . V8, pwr'. i.leering, low miles, '66 MiiSTANG, auto, PS, R/H, dlr, all deluxe equip. R&H, WSW, new valve job. Take foreign car tn trade. Below while Sl075. 67J.8735 Will finance pvt. pty. (WG~ 1966 WHITE vs 289 Mustang, 212> cau Hsi aft 10 am 39,000 ml, p/s, p/b, radio s.t$.0034 or '94-9'TT3. $135(1. C714) 64441 1968 PONT Exec. Sta. Wp, OLDSMOBILE air, AM/FM radio, pwr windows &: aeall S 2 8 O O, 64>-218:l; alt 5 pm J: wknda . 642-<0ll t65 Old.I Conv. V4,• 55,(Q) m1.1=MU=ST=s."n"·"'6S'°'P"'on-t"°t•-•"'G=ro=.11 Xlnt cond. $900. Ca 11 spd, top cond. Call • 548-5996 6'16-6819 art 4. '6l OLDS 88, fact air, auto BON°'N"EVIILE=""'"'·°"66""C-pe'°,-•""~. trans, pwr str l brltt, lo full pwr, tape, Mwrt aell. mi's~ $t95. 546-3)61 best cuh otter. 675-8379 1967 OLDS conVi., f1et air, '68 CTO Conv, P.S. P.B. Air. AJl.1/FM 1tereo, pwr, lpe~ Orange wttb b1k top, 494-5739 ed. new ttrn $1795. ~2616 alter 5. '63 CUTLASS F-15 ' '"·&1,,-,G'°RAN=o"'P"r1x"'.-a"1,-~-,p7/s, $495. Aft 5: 30 PM 545-1445. p/b, p/windows, xlnt cond., 1963, AUTO trans, pwr str, lo ml&'. 54.>5375. pwr brlu, fie air, good '68 GTO Ram-Air Eng. Auto, trans, ofler/tradt1 557..m.8 p/s. disc brks, Landau top. -· • -Whlsa.1e. 673.-1842 eves, PLYMOUTH '62'BONNEVJU.E PIS. P/B. AC. $399. 1965 FURY HI Pvt Party &IS-3307 Hdlp coupe, vinyl top, NEWi.:========·11 auto tnJ\I, ,,..., 1/b, fac RAMBLER . air, Xlnt cond. Only •• , ______ _._ __ 11 546-6380 days, GJ..Ot4~ ~ves. , .... --.. • _ W ,,-=~~==~v=I &f l\lnc.n.. "' "''"' 11. '6l Pl)rmouth Wqon, ery Rtclln'I seats. ,\u19 trans. • clean: L Runf irett. R/H, Nr new eng. Gd eoonomy. P/S, PIB, Mf9 • OHtt. $700. 53&-4m, • • ' 645-l62S, 1963 Rambler American 220 1968, PLY'!0Ul1i, R<>a<I Waaon, 1dck. !400. • Rfilftntr. Mutt tell' at once. * 646-2357 .,.. GIVE YOU S.000'.LUE CHIP STAMPS llEW 'lO DODIE llEW '10 DOll8E IOTICE! OHARIER R.T. Dirt Swlnr;er WE Do ·NOT 11qulrt 1 X'mtOOl:iml Sert.I Ne. LMDH01111>U1. '732 Dl1cou11t '54601 ... 111 Minl111um Down Pay- mant, lllct .$10 down, ,,..,,, ,.~ 11.a. '"'• """" Jfldllty ·~ ,.,.. $25 down, $99 down, OR dR LEASE LEASE lie. Wt !TY to llTlllgt ' down payNWh I n d A 7o CMAIGlll l .T. A7 0DAITSWMB ' FOR ONlY "'°"" lnOlltllly piymtnls to '69 Per Mo. '54,., Mo. suit 11ch lndivldu1I custo-. ' On a X ,,_. -n 11111 IHM. °"'"---....... '"""' thl• "" ,., DROil YOURS Ta.DAY lfmt-1-f prk ... ~ '69 Pl YMOUTH FURY ""'ijj'ntteo. Al/ff.. tr1nt., 1ectorY =~ , '''°"t~=n ;=.1~ ro.f. J"'fl'- $1995 '67 Pl YMOUTH AIRY t 0-HI~~ tr-., flCfe!T 1(r '67 OfEVROlIT '68 CAMARO S.S. ~!'!1-.,.,~jl ... .!~''tfe~~~ '=1: ~ ...... ·-Vlx; -. -"""'"ll •"-""· rldlo. ,..,_, wN....,etl l'tl. 111u. TVN in. $995 $16.95 '67 DODGl POlARA '68 PONTIAC Allhl. tr•M., fKhl"r 'f' COl\dttkwlh1,, rKlo, l!Nftr, tlfllM 1 .. 1. YIM tN. A Diier. AlllO. frl~ flCforl' 1tr etl\-lllllllont"', "°""" .....,!111c.rMMo. llMt· • .... llnltd ..... l"$G 171. $1395 1969 AN D 1970 PONTIAC AUTOMOBILES: Rem1i11ing '69 I '70 Po11li•c•. AU •t 4r11fi Mlly rM11tff prl•••-F11ll '.1•ti1c Motor Dlvi1io1t W•rr1nli•1 in 111d on 111 c1r1. 140 l•ft 1.f14 th1,. •Ill bt 1110 mer1.I '61 H)ID TOllNO COUNTRY SQUIRi WAGON VI, l .H., p'ow•r 1te1rl119, b1•11tif11I for11f 9r1e11 color •~ r1•tlY for tke f1mUy to enjoy. Lie. CWXEJ411 $2295 '61 IUICK WILDCAT 2 Or., f.,.ory 11 l11lor, bl11• inl1rior I top. Will l1r1d for f11lly t 'fuipptd ci r, ind. f1ctory 1lr c1111cl, Lie. CWAEIJll $2695 '11 CADILLAC COUPI DI YILLI lmm1c11l•t• ci r tkr•u9ho11t 111 •q111 col11r with wh it1 vinyl 'top. F11ll C1dlll•l 1lle11ori11. Lil. ITWV666l $3795 'U OLOI n t PASUN•ll STATION WARN Tkl• t old colortd w11011 ht 1 ftltory 1ir conditio11i119, fower 1t••ri119 •nd tk• V11t1 Dom• vi ew 011 fk• ro11f. t'1 1 nic1 c1i. Lie. ISAASJll $2195 'I I CHftlOl.IT IMPALA 4 Dt. h1r4top 1•dt11, Tlli1 is A11 ,..exct p!Jo11•I '65 modtl with f1cto,,,. •Ir colt4., p11w1r 1f1•ri119. R•fl1ch fin11t of l i t•-Ul. lllPl-4071 $1395 J-YOLKSWAGINS '66 ti S11fS Uc. IRUP7071 I 2 '61'-I 11 51691 lie. IWX69561 ( 11 Sl1fS witk cu.tom i111t1lltd Cor· v1lr 1n1l11t , T~l1 on• ii • 1p1cl1lty cir, Uc. !WlE•241 .,, MtlCIDIS 2105 4 Dr. ll1dio, h11t•r, 4--ipd. tr1111., 1u11roof. lttwfiful dirk bl11• color ind 11 1 1potl111 Cir thr•llfk•11t; U1. IXPSI 1•1 $3595 '67 POllCHI fl 1 COUl'I It, H., I Spd. Thlt 0 l1r 11 111 fop co11c'-L111 tk1n 500 f!lll1s on Penlh• de1 l1n •11tln1 01'1rk111I i11 tlil1 ci r, S11 to 1ppr1cl1t1. Uc. IZDK911l $5295 '61 POISCHI COUPI Or1n91 In l olor. R., H., 4 1pcl. Thlt 11 • fin• .,.1lut h'I •xlellt11f colldltlo11, Lil, IYVV6$01 $4495 '69 CADILLAC H)tMAL LIMOUSINI With lil•lk 111141• top -IJ,l OO mil11 011 tki1 l11111ry ci t wk iUi 1114 l•1t Yflt r for $14,100. All c•11.,.•11l111l•1 y1111 , would oxptlt. Ul, (XWYll 4), C•dill1c1 fl1111t 111.411 .. -0 11flt1rtdi119 .,.., ... 1t $8750 '61 CHIYllOLn YI I L CAMINO tl.i1 16,000 mil• cir h11 111or• t qulpm•nt th111 wt l •ll li1t but i11llud11 the l•• VI t119i111, 1uto. tr1n1., pew. er 1t•trin9, pow1r wi11dow1, tilt tl1trint wh1el, di11 br1ke1, .,.111yl top, premium 61n•r•I D11tl •o tir••· • c1111,tr th•ll with vh1yl lop to m1tck 1rid 111or•. 1!'1 1111r/y 11ew thro111h1wt. Uc. I 11 722 11 .. $3195 '17 fOI D I PALCON 2. Dr .. ll .. H., I 1pd.,tr1111., 1con11mlc1I, i1'er, 111 color. . bc•ll•nt lttt mcpclel tr1n1p111.t1tlo11, $1195 ROY CARVER ~ -R-o-lls--R-o_y ___ c_e _____ IJ · 2925 HA RBOR BOULEVARD, COSTA _MESA •ALI. CA.IS I NOWN CAll Y OUll 11 MONTH •UAIAMM Take ovtr payment.a. See alJ---:-:-:-::-:=---Sil w. 1"'1, C.M. 543--0717 ~Cl!AR~~G~E~l'l'!~---!ittil!l!!!!! ______________________ !!I _______ ! " • . ' l ' ' ' l 1 I ' • • .· . ' • • llall.V PUT ,. ~· 'tif,,.,,...18. 1970 • !. . ~ • • • ' 11 ,.> I ~ . . .. . ' ; •. • . l '. r . • .. • ' • • • ' , . ~ur 1f tory: :4.utharizpd ,CGJdillac'. Oec;1./ec , tt". "ii 'I:'.• ,/ i•" :r .. : I A ';0 ,., '"'t "I., • t;' .. ,, • ·+' .... 1.. •L "o ob.· .. ,, __ t H L.:. .M,· ·1 .... ·1· : ~r ,. , ~~.~'':!l'~ .. ·~e ;,. r.a"9e '.~.~~·:. -gt·~r .. ~·;~ftO.· ~~·. ~:; ;. .. "'. ... · · CADILLAC. NINETEEN SEVENTY. EXiCELLENT SELECTION OF . I ~·'\t MODELS & COLORS. • -; •tf'00:11LEASE OR PURCHASEf / ' . .. ~ _ Even when measured by Cadillac standards of . excellence,; the 1970 Cadillac is sure to exceed your greatest ,, e~tionso;Let's 1 get,together .soon for a demonstration ~ve. • v r.,,; :,. • .,i . ! .. ' " • ' . • • 1 ''J • : " or· Lease Td«lay:-thoose Fro~ Oµr, Jl~oril Inventory OVER. 100 CHOICE V ALuES " . . • 1 ·~ • if -~ ,~.., .. ' .. . . ,,., '\, ·~. ~·~· j,:: 1··, '"' H '' __ · ......... -·---------~----- FA~.~~ CAR . .:~ i~ UiE 197dul:31iiac .197-0· :COUPE DE VILLE . ::16111 ' SID.AN . DI .. YIW, 'lbil &OfPOUI mttcadPlft·~ leather Interior, \'ln;pl. ftWJf. tun cadlllac pOwer acceuorits plus of coane factory aJr coalitlonltts. .Aihloluteq MoWmurn fteth·oh('"~ dlttatf with Jess than 1000 miles, AM~FM-st.efto mwJu..• ... -1.......: ~ .......,..,. door locks. tllt-teJeseoplc steer-· • 1 Fulb' equlppeil wlth power iteerlne, 'brakes, windows,, seats, d6or ,, • • •• 1,. .. . •· ,. • 'I . ' '-• •, I \ ~ . . ... . ' -~··-~--PRICE locks. Factory air c:onditionihg, stereo AM-FM ndlo, 'tilt & tele--ing wheel. twlll&ht aent.ineJ.-plus, much more. Tbis CU' bu ~ scopic steering. Vinyl j»dded root, full leather interior, almost every hem driven, lei& than 4000 miles. Serial number (J0131.133) conceivable Cadillac deluxe extra. (Ser. B0254888) · · PRICE -.. _. ' . 1968 CADILLAC 1967 CADILLAC 1968 CADILLAC . 1968 CADILLAC Coupe DeVliie. Vinyl roof,~ltather'i~te'ri;r;,_ full JICM'.ef'• ~ DeVuie. p;'°Medi_ top, ·cloth. l leather lnt'trior, Convt. DeVllle. ~ther ihterlor, full PQV-•er, factory elr, Cou~ DeVllla. Vinyl toP, cl0th &: leather Interior, full factory air .. AM·F?t~ radio,_ tilt-tele wheel: power dOOr AM-FM radio, tUt-t.ele wheel, po"·er door locks, twilight Stereo AM-FM multiplex, tilt-tele wheel, twilight ·sen· pcra.-er factory air AAJ-FM radio rear window defogger locks, twilleht ,sentlllel, power ··~nk o'petter, etc. Low sentinel, cruise control, power trunk opener. Leu than tinel, radial tires. (XJAJ87) · '8 ' ' ' • mileage. CWSN994) , . ~ ' 36,000 miles. <XBN54s l · (~ J • · SALE · ·PRl¢ED · sALE ·. 3111 P,RICE . SALE 53555 PRICE sALE 53999 PRICE . . 191.6; Cap.1,LAC .. ~ ;_ l·~ .iCdli:UC .1964, CADJLLAC 1968 CADILLAC neetwooct Brotla:bam.1'""".power .. f,.~tory·afr, padded top. nfftWboct' ,Ii-Gu~·~ ~er.'}k~ a'tr. padded 2•door hardtop. _Full ~~;;;ij,menf' phw.:factory air neetwood. Full pov.-er, factory air, tilt-telescopjc wheel, cloth&: leather1interlq_r,AM-FM: radio. power door locks, top, clo1h &: lffttief'\'lriterlor,· AM-FM. cruise contlot. conditioning, clotW Ir: Jt?aUfer iliterl<r, AM-FM radio. power door locks. power trunk opener, 1t.ereo AM-FM Wt-tele wheel, twillctit sentinel, 'crdise control, power twilight Rntinel, power door locks. headlight dimmers, CQZV181) Multi-plex, etc. (wmtl02) trunk opener. CSQR~O:Z) rear wi~w defogger: (083ASG) · $ . $ -SAl~ s2ii1 PRICE SALE : 5255S PRICE SALE 1333 "PRICE SALE 4333 PRICE ' ' -1966:CADILLAC 1969 CADILLAC 1967 CADILLAC _,. 1969 CADILLAC Sedan Deville "Fllll'~er,"l factory;air, tllt-tel~plc Eldorado. Vinyl t:dp, clOth ll: lea~her. interior, full power, Coupe DeVille. Full power, factory . ~It conditioning, Sedan DeVWe. Full power, factory air conditioning, pow- ateering wheel.'1i A.N:-!Jtl radio ...cloth a. leather interior factory air\ 1te~ AM-FM multiplex, power door lock.!i, padded top, leather Interior, AM-FM radio, Wt-telescopic er door locks AM-FM radio vinyl top. cloth 4 leather CRVZ74&) · --. -~ ' --' .Wt tels:op!c 1teer1na·whet!l. cruise control, twilight 1en-wheel, twilight .1entinel, pov.'er-door lockJ, power vent lnterior .. Low inueage. (887AS,G) . ---_.......... - ··_$A~~· ,33-~~RICE' . ~·k.~;~~ii2i RRICE wmd~.~:::) 53111 . PR.ICE $A~ PRICED ,,j ,)(!,(,,, 1 I I ' " .. .. ' . . . . -.. , . ' NABERS · . . . , ' ·.' . 2~600 Harbor Blvd., \ ·, ·~ . • • I I . •. • t • Ir ; ' ' • l • , -SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30 AM tQ 9:00 PM"ffton.. thro -Fri. e 9:00 AM to 6:00 ):>M Sat and Sun. All CARS SUIJECT TO PRIOR " SALE. ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, APRIL 21, 1970 \ i --\ ' • ---·~---·· • NABER'S LEASING ANNMRSARY LEASE SPECIAL 1970 Coup• deVille $175 hft C.tiu. ,__,. 9¥1p:x I ·per -month pt• tectw,·-.. c ... ,... ... .t.M· 24..,..,th fM ____ _ Open-End LHM - -_. -- ORDER YOURS TODAY Sr1cl1l l11•' 1ff1r 111pirM April JO, lt70 • • . . .DAILY PILbl ORANGl.COUNTY, CALIFORNIA My Favorite lJ. s. Travel Spots Ry AMY VANllEltRILT California or Florida-Which Is Better? By ERSKINE CALDWEti: l.,LlJS: Traileri11g * Mcxica11 Hideaways * llail-Rt1s Tot1rs 'oa DONALD B. J0111¥SON, """-.,,.,.,.· y_,_.A~ ..... . ..... .. ,. . ,,,,..,,.. /NM -'"' ,.,.., •Feb ,.,. ..... ....,,...,.......,.s.e,. ..... •, ......... w lo .,...,..... dea1-lfn. T. II. B,...., A,,,_de Clly, NJ. • A Sectioo-8 cl..l8ch.up doee aot nece.- aarily bar a •eteraa from beee&u ad. m.inittered by the VA. However, to de· rennine bia eUpbility, he muat file a claim for benefita. 'Oa TRB HY. BILLY CRAH.411 I .luNw4 IA.a,_. Miil .. -..u,.... ,,.,,,,., ,,.,.W-flld "' .... v.s. 1. ,,. ,,..;,.1--ew,. Kil'lty, .0...0.., Tua. •The death penalty ha1 been a problem for debates and 1tudy by la1H0forcement .. enciea and theolosiana for a 1001 lime. In Numbers 35, JOU will note bow· Cod dislingui~ between killin& u a result of "layiag of wait" and killin1 ... t un· awan.. • or in today'1 terms, .. premedi. taled murder" ud .. in.oluntary man· 1lau1hter." The state bu the re1pomibiJ. ity to protect the law.abidia1 e~ The coarta hawe the rapoulbility to deter· mine the bat way to proticle ~ pro. tection. It ie tlae Oarietian'• retpoeaibility lo 10 penDeate IOCiely with the IDl"'M.lp of Chriat that IOCiety will DOt produce a murderer. Until tlu. ia ac:comptiahed, the ltate mut ute ill best method to deter further b1lin1 of the innocent. 'Oa aDSB llntlB, CM111eilieuc y .. .,...-.,.~ .&o.1 ".... ~Fer• yoa eNr ...,._ rW1--De'64. K.eeo- il, Jl•rt.NU., ..... • I waa merriect to tho late Bobby Guy, a mu.iclan who played fint trumpet with the NBC wchettrL ro• DONN CLBlfDBlfON, Nn1 Y•lr lieu FM..;•;._ pild.r ,.....,,,,.....,,,...... w. .......... , ...... "' IA. 1969 .. .,.,,, s. ri..1--0 •• i.1 L•I••, r...wo, c.i.. • The only Oriole ltalthas pitchen that I facecl in the . Serie. were left..handen Mike Cuellar a.ad Da,oe McNally. I waa What In Ula Worldl '1 HaM People" The problem of mm· ta1 m-ill pereona ander 24 » '°· • Yere that it takes up half the report of the President'• Joint (Ammiuion on Men· tal Health. In an exclu.i.e inte"iew with Lucy Janis, tv producer of ••er., Help: an NBC White Paper on Mentally Di. turbocl Youth" (April 25). she told FAM· ILY WanY about Napa (Calif.) State Mental HoepitaL .. Nepa bu only a amall 1taf, but all that many of thete children need ia lo-.e and undentanding by trained people." Sbe cited Gloria, a teen-ace P•· tient who'd Mid, .. , hate people, ud I don't like to be touched.." After four Gloria,~ mental potiettt moatha, .he wu enjoyiac dance therapy. Gloria'• mother commented thankfully, .. And I thoqht it wu bopele.!" tM'• No amt ..,..n Britith accountaat Alfred Skinner thinb that a bird oa bi.a boJfler b worth two in the bub-or may- Tltey julf Bew ;,, f« lunc#t. be nen more. He loYa pipona. So be &tted bia bat briJD with a feed diab, al· lowin1 hia ine feathered friencb to h .. e lunch when be takee a bruit. from bia job in • London olice. Everything wa1 fine for bird and accountanr until re- ccotly ... ( WU abocked," Mid Alfred. ..,lo read that the city council wu aeekin.g way1 to set rid of the pi1eoml" Pounce on Polluters On April 22, 1tudenta at some l,000 colleaes and high tchoola will ~ "Earth Day" with pe11eef nl proteat marcbea ucl etariroa· mental teach·iat. A pr.me tarset is mod- em hiah·plHMpbate Jaund.rr producta. laeky --ah to bit adely ia eMla of tlae fou ,._ I played. <MDu clW ltrike IDe oat daree a-. ....... . 'oa ft,A .... NC• rBU FA,. u 1011 UMia ,.... .._, ,. 01111 ... I•· ••le .... .erP--lfro. •• a.-. c..a. .. ,.., .. .... • I doa't. When a YaCaDCy occun ill the band ( whicb ia rare), I hire the .uy beat m.uaidan I caa &ad for tlae 1pot without rep.rd to sex. color, or creed. ,Oa BUZABrnJ l'OSI', ditMue~ u .. ~*·..,...•I ... ~ ........... ••1l•1 •••'Ir ••• ...... ,... ... ...... ..... ....,,....,_,,, .. U c ....... ., l\Na111r, JU. e It aro.e oat of necaaity. Moet bridee coald not aford to pay for 1ix or ·.,.._ COltumel. 'oa aAlfDOUB F. T&a.ona, c ........... . ,,.,.,.., ....... s.wc. .. .... ~ -... '600 IM,,eu•u ••· ..... ,,., ..,. •I· ,_,,_,.,..... f;-ltri. . ..,.,.....,....,,.,,. • Tlae t600 cleduc:tioa for exempliou for a taxpayer, b 1pome. aad clepeadeac. &nt went iato dect for tbe year 1948. Prior lo that lime, the allowuce for es· eaapliolll waa tsOO. The .a.me law, tlMi Re'lellae Act of 1948, abo pro•idecl an additioul '600 exeaptioo for a tupayer or bia spoa.ee who reached tlae age of 65 or wu blind. l'OR BBNaF ClBSON o/ .. ,,,.,,.,.,_,,. .. o ............ ~··· year P•••• /•r ",,..,,...,...," -4-,.. .,.,,. .... ,..,...,,, -Dell• B•l•••• Sa. rn1,Y .. e I write all of them mf11e)f~ery word of diem. W'..a ..... a I-,,.._ a 11 ..... , Y--.................. _. ~ ... .__,._ .. F ' , .... ,... .,,..... ... s.... dm,...,.....,._. ........... AM. 'n... Y __ , . .....,.. w.-.,, Ml .......... A-., Jiii.. Y.ti. ... Y. IMSS. w,. _.. ...._., ................. IS _. ...... 1-.m -..... Phoepbates 4on't diuolve and eft:Dtllally pour into lakee and •tree.ma, where they 1peed up tbe srowtb of thidt IT'eeft a11ae. Fi.ab and plane. become choked off from oxyaen. and the water bec:omet aadrink- abJe. Alrucly a problem in Canada, it ie now tlareat.eaiq our Great Lakes. Stu. denta will campaip for the noapcillatant method of .. old-faahioeed" aoap 8akes or powden, plm w•ter·tofteniq wuhing loda, wb..ich, according to U.S. entiron.· mental en&ineen, bave a low phosphate content of aader l perc:ent. llke Oft tM llght Tbete ~ 55 million bicycle riclen, accord.iq to the National Safety Council. ud too llWlY think they're still pedestrian.I when in A'af&c. Safety- and lepl-requirementA Apect bicycles to "keep aafely withln the ftow of the trallic" and not on the left aide. In group outinp, each cyclilt abou.ld ride behind another in a line, not abreast. TwlsNcl Uqul4 For kid.a who ~ won't driak their milk-end for ulcer.diet adulta who'd fad.er DOt-the~'• a MW straw oa the markeL The reluctant drinker couJd be diatracted enough to aet in hie quota without maliang iL ThW patented pipe loopt, twitta, and re.enea · itself, but doem't collapse. Made &om tough Ten.ite butyrate, it caa be cleuod by riui.na with nmnin1 water. Tip: try it for ~ tbe tedium out of tboec ei&ht- g)un•of-water•-day redacin1 dieta. .Panuly' ~ 1h He••.,., M•11m.. April 11, 1110 UONAm I.. DAVIDOW 1't ""' llOlllT ff1'lANl90M Ut..-.. CU.I NIMA89Y• ....... ..._ MA8mM.IBICIUl.An~ -·-DI NOfl' ,_. ...,_ Take this pledge "I promiu nw to 1t•I Chillterfteld caupon1 but to uve them ... _,. end f.ethfully. Ther8fore e.ld IM the 0-terfletd c.t8'°I IO I C8f'I pt ltamd. '' .. -~· . . I f l l I I I I . , Southern California Vacation Klt. •• Free! What to see. Where to go. Where to stoy. What to wear. Everything you need to start planning that Southern California vacat~ now. r;:;::~;;-,;:;;~::-~;-1 1 1 P.O. b 55026,.0ept. FW.O 1 1 Los ~et. Calif. 9005.S I Getitt-. I I PleoM lend -VfNf ftM ¥0co11on ltll. I I~ I I I I Addr•~· I I I I Ory I I Slot• Dp I ~------------==.I TRAILERING is the way to go -if you want a carefree, low-cost mobile vacation this summer, with most of the comforts of home. As little aa '8--$9 a day rents a llS·foot trailer, the moet popular aize for family vacationiq. Moat sleep aix in comfort and pull eaaily behind the average atandard-eise family car. It you want a bit more luxury (Per- haps even a shower), you can take it in tow: rent a 17-foot, 8-eleeper, eelf- contained one for $13·$18 a day. However you hitch up and go-- whether you rent or own a trailer -a whole new world of vaaabond family adventure Uea just down the ~~Ahead, in the near and far reaches of scenic America, are more than .7,500 campinr areaa, 10,000 campwrounds, and 250,000 individual campaites from which you and your family can pick and chooee. Most are sized right for trailers. In trailering, most f amlliea run headlong into fun. Some, however, run into trouble. To blame is usoatly t heir own inexperience. As neophytes to towing, they rent or buy a trailer too heavY (or too long) for their car and its engine. Falsely, they assume that with a 1,600-to 6·,000-pound trailer hitched on behind, their car will handle, brake, pus, accelerate, aJld climb hills aa though it had nothing in tow. It won't. They neglect to check their car's springs (for overloading) and tires (for under-inflation), and never think to consult their owner's manual for its special "towing instructions.'' Blithely, they hitch up and tow for distant vacation places without ft.rat checking the trailer'• brak.in&' system. ita atop, brake, and tum lights. and aafety equipment. They neglect to inatall their car with the legally ~ quired 0 extended'' rearview mirrors, without which they'll be towing prac- tically blind. They leave to chance the thlnp that make the difterence. Even weather makes a dJtf erence when you're towinr a trailer. Guity, 4 Familr WHklr, April 11, 1110 And Go! strong winda--and ln particular croawinda---can blow a trailer off the highway or make it unrna.nap. · able. Wisely, experienced trailerites sit out daqeroualy windy days. They camp until the weather cab:na down. , Neither do experienced traileritea run riaks on the road. They're ever mindful that the vehicle they're driv- ing is often twice the length and per- haps half again aa heavy as their car alone. Burdened, their car lacka pauing pep. quick maneuverability, or adequate brake power. With'these road restrictions in mind, they (1) abide strictly by the state trailering speed limit;' (2) allow twice the time and twice the distance tor paaaing; (3) maintain, behind the vehicle ahead, a fuU-car-and-trailer lengtli for each 10 m.pb of road speed. Here are eome quick tipa for bet- ter, •ier vacation trailering:. ..... you Nnt a tral .. r. MaJce sure your car is sized for the trailer. you rent. Generally, a trailer should weigh no more than one.third to one- half the weight of the car. lefon you hitch up. It the trailer weicba more than about 1,500 pounds, moat stat.es require that it have sep- arate brake.a. Best tor towing novices are those which automatically brake the trailer when you brake the car. ·~...,. loacl11-tbe downward load-force of the tl'ailer on your car-is especially critical. The Soci- ety of Automotive Engineers says "tongue load" should be no more than 10 percent (but better, only 7 percent) of the trailer's total, loaded weight. If the trailer weighs S,000 pounds, tongue-load should not ex- ceed 800 pounds, etc. Your car's rear bumper height from ground shouldn't vary much more than an inch between no load and trailer load. If it does, you may need load equal· hers to keep the car level Towing overloaded, a car bandies badly, is bard to brake, and its headlighta are beamed too high. Traller hitches. Don't risk your life, your car, your trailer, or your boat with old-style, now mostly out- Ren.ting a tr ailer can pr6vide one of the most exciting car vacations ever By ·JAMES JOSEPH lawed bumper hitches. Settle for nothing less than a bolted or welded- to-chaasis "frame hitch." Tires. Two-ply tires that come on aome new cars are not meant for tow- ing. Use heavier-duty four-plys. lefore you tOw-practlce. Back- ing is the only.real trick to towing. Remember, when you start to back, tum the car's steering wheel in the Of'l'OliU direction you want the trail- er to turn. But once the trailer has started to tum, atraigltttnt. the steer- ing wheel and, thereafter, steer to follow the trailer. Trallerlng-on the rood. While driving, you've got to keep in mind how the trailer is "trackinr'-fol- lowing. Remember two rules and you won't have any trouble. (1) Going into a left tum on the highway, stay aa close to the rigid •luntl- det' as poa&ble-becauae the trailer will tend to track to tM left . (and into the adjacent lane). (2) In right tu ma, keep u close to the c~erUtae aa possible-because the trailer will tend to trt1ek toward the right (and into the shoulder or adjacent lane). You should use the aame gear pull- ing upgrade aa going doWKgrade. If your car is properly geared, you should be able to a-o down the steep- est grade without once using your brakes. If you can't, you need a ratio change on your car's geariq or an auxiliary lower gear. What it adds up to is plain common tow-sense. Get the hang of it-u even most first-timers to towing do -and you'll find only rclear road and carefree trailering ahead. + $100 Worth of Dftclount Couponsl R"'1.Mr1 tcia1'ixg to NH GM ••• "'°"' cm VGCGtioM M4V •ntl f <W illtutraud "TWA Bv.dg•t Gt&ide.." Eaolt. cotttaiM J .U or more JH111• GM m.oMr..-oving Dwcouft.t COMJX1ftl worth •P to 1100 °" ttarioa&a cittr04tiMu. G•id.. aHil®l• cire : SaK Fraff.Ci•co-$.U10; ROMlt&l• --S,811 ; Clt."'410 54811; Wci11t.ittgtcm, D.C.--$4811; N-.o York--S.481.4; Plt.o•- ..U-~Ofll-5'815; La VegN--5'816; Lo. .At&gei...-.6'877. ·s.xd cmZv 11 1or ea.cit. to BUDGET GUIDES, 1055 Book Bldt!., ,500 N. W. 116 S t., MiAMi, Fl4. 11054. . ... . . :································~·········~·~············:•••••\•·············· • • Speed BABY WEEK DIIER • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . : ·········~··'··································································· O.W C.1• most popular "start- ing cereal" of all Is mild, smooth Gerber Rice Cereal. Like the 6 other Gerber Cereals you. mrx with formula or milk, It's enriched with iron and Important 8-vitamlns, stirs to creamy smoothness In seconds. Later, baby will enJOy the flavor of pacqpd oat- meal or Mixed Cereal with Banana, both Gerber exclusives. - ..,.._d ..... a tt1g11 .._. Dlniwa -real 1row-power here. Hiett quality me~t protein In Gerber Strained Meats and Hiah Meat Dinners. Extra lean Gerber Meats provide quality protein and many minerals and vita- mins. The Hflh Meat Dinners are 30% meat, so • full jar provides adequate portions of both meat and vegetables in a sinale meal. "8nlor ..... a Hlgla .._. .,.....,. -more for powln1. Gerber JuniQI Meats and Hith. Meat Dinners are also excellent sources of protein. Tiny textured particles are fun (and safe) for older babies to nibble. Meat Sticks and Chicken Sticks combine htah protein meet and ~r food fun for "eta.it-myself" toddlers. Toddler ...... Growl111 still more? When baby hn outcrown mcnt baby foods, you can count on Gerber Toddler Meals for quick, delicious nourishment. These 8 economical casseroles of bite-size morsels of mut and vepblblel are hflh In pro- tef n1 In rel.tfon to calories. Easy to prepare-just open, heat and serve. o..tiet l'fMolcl• C-..111. ,_,, M1ct1t1tn 49412 --------------- Family Keekly I A,,.tl 19, 1910 My Favorite . U.S. Trav MY TRAVELS have taken me practically everywhere in the-United Stat.es and it:s t.erritories, and I have many favorit.e places. But perhaps I should start with the one I know best.-my native city. I wu bom in New York on Staten bland, one of the. ftve borou•hl, and I continue to have tiee there by aerv· in• a.a chairman of the board of trua~ ees of the Richmondtown Reltora- tion, the only euch re-creation of a typical American villare of the 18th and 19th centuriee in the center of metropolitan New York. It ii a tour- ist atop that will become more and more important u the yean ro by. New York can be noisy, crowded, and raucous. But try the Wall Street canyons on a Sunday. Tab younelf to Chinatown, the aafeat foreip area in the city, and enjoy a dumpling luncheon at Lee's on Mott Street, corner of Pell. I've been roiQ to Chinatown since I wu four years old and know ite every alley and all ite •ood restaurant.. (and aome of tbia information I keep to ID)'Mlf) • New York bu every hnqinable kind of restaurant. A rourmet could never ITOW bored there. Go to the famoue Reuben's for the belt sand- wiches fn the country, to Le Mistral or La Grenouille for food which ri- v ale anythinr in Paris. To the Four Seuone, which ia an ey&-popper to ou~f-townera, or the Oak Room of the lovely old Plaza Hotel, 'Where you will ftnd all kinda of celebrities after the theater. Take a boat trip around the island on the Cirtle Line for a mere $8.25 · (or Sl.60 for children under 12). At leaat tour the rreat Metropolitan Opera, Philharmonic Hall, and the New York State Theater. Toun be- rin every 20 mlnutee at 10 in the mominr and continue until 6, eeven days a week. In the summer, 1e1 free theater in Central Park. The New York Shakespeare Festival la a remarkable cultural gift to the city of publlaher Georce Delacorte. (And don't miu his f ountaina at the UN Plua, or Mary Luker'a plantinp of ftowera alonr Park A venue). The Metropoli- tan Museum of Art, the lluaeum of Modem Art, tl)e lovely little Museum of Primitive Art at 11 Welt 46th Street and ita nearby Jluaeum of Early American Folk Art at 49 Weet 63rd Street should be on youl' liat. If you are travellnr Eut, plan to include aome of the f ucinatinl' places in the New York area, auch u the Sleepy Hollow Reatoratio~ Sunnyeide and Van Cortland Manor in suburban Tarrytown. Sunnyside wu the home of Wuhington Irving, whose "The Lea'end of Sleepy .Hol-· . low" ia part of every American acbool child's education. Part of the ~to ration's property Includes the new- ly completed Philipaburc Manor in North Tarrytown. Also in Tarrytown, u part of the National Trust, is Lindhurat, a 19th- century restoration of the former home of the Ducheu of Tallyrand, the former Anna G9uld (whom I knew when I ,.,.. very )'OUJlS, by the way-and the Duke, too). Ad- miaaion to eal:h of these hiatoric houaes ia $1.60 for adult.. and 76' for chiidren 6 to 14. They are all open, daily on a year-round baais. I have some cookie recipee I have greatly enjoyed from the Sleepy Hol- low Restoration boUlel. U you would like a free copy of them, aend me a poet card. One place that I enjoy very much, B«ielt ot BaJ&i4 R<md4 Ker. Florida eepecially in the spring, 1s Atlantic City, N.1. It beran in 1863 aa a reeort and in the 1880'1 and 1890'a rivaled Newport, R.I., u a fuhion- able center. Ita 1reat boardwalk was an innovation in 1870,copied throurh- out the world. I love to bicycle on it or saunter along in the spring eunahine. I stay at the Chalfont- Haddon Hall (the Haddon Hall part), visit the Tuuaud Jlueeu.m and ewim in the hotel pool, and sleep ind rest to my heart'• content before the bowling summer mob hita the city and the aeaaon atarta. Co~ (where I lived for 16 years), Vermont, and New Hamp- shire are New England bailiwicb of mine, and Maaaachueetta, too, be- ginning with Boston. I like to at:ay at the Ritz and eat Parker House rolla at the Parker Houee, saving my appetite for Locke-Ober'a. one of the ftneet reatauranta in the city. It's oppoaite the old City Hall on an alley so narrow that you allrbt from your taxi and walk in'-if you are lucky ~ou1h to have rotten a reaervation. Expensive but, oh. those lobsters. Of course, Harvard is there in nearby Cambridae. If you have good feet, and especially lf you have your children with you, take two houn to walk the Freeelom Trail. Thia ia about a mile through hiatoric ot Boston. At the in.formation booth, which ia the starting point on Boeto Common, they will ten you just ho to proceed. All of Cape Cod, which I love, par ticularly the island of Nantucket, d serves an article of ita own. See th Cape by car or bus, and don't for the little town of Sandwich with i f ucinating museum of Sandwic glaaa and ite lived-in, pre-Revolu tionary, aalt·box bouaes. lt'1 a mem orable place to enjoy the beautif sea and the aeaf ood, incluclinl' th delicioua fried clama. Now ...... the other way fro New York, I would like to take yo to Wilminrton, Delaware (an ea.a drive), to Winterthur, the H Francis DuPont estate, now a mu um furnished with American antiqu from Mr. DuPont'• collection. I bav happy memories of a beautif ut da there. But you muat make an ap pointment by Jetter or phone, wit reservationa easier to get durinl' th week than on weekenda. Reaerva tiom for the complete tour muat -made very far in advance-:-mon in advance, Ktually. On weekdays yo can sometimes call one day and received the next. The muaeum i closed on Sunday and Monday. It yo cannot make a reservation, but wout like to see aomethi06 of the mag niticent place, there are 10 rooms in the south wing .which may be aeen without reaervationa for a mod.eat a.dmiuion charge. There are a few weeb during the year, however, when no reservations are neceuary. Thia is from April 21 throurh )(ay 28, when 26 rooma are open Tueadays throurh Saturdaya. Do include in your da.y the luah . l C• et tl ti a: ti p. Al w m tl ye M " v et (1 R of M fe U1 a( A f e ot w T l lit a Wt La ui I K1 b ia cl• la (i at wl an mi cic ca • pots The rich heritage, diversity, and natural beauty of America are typified By AMY VANDER.Bll.T Autflof .f "Am'/ YoftdetWtt't New~-.... .. in this expert's list of "must" places to' visit oonaervatories of the Pierre DuPOJ)t estat.e about two miles from Wint.er- thur, open every day and Sunday un- til aunaet. At Winte.rtbur, the prdena are open to the public 'l'ueadays throurb Sundays from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Next month the magniftcent asalea wooda of Winterthur gardena will be a't their beirht. They are a mapet to flower loven from all over the country and the world. To really get some perspective on your country, of course, you must ae&-and take your children to see-- Washington, D.C., and nearby Mount Vernon and Arlington National Cem- etery with John F . Kennedy's vave (and take a ftower to place upon it). Colonial Williamaburir, a great Rockefeller gift to the world, is one of the finest restorations anywhere. Monticel1o, the hom42, of Thomas Jef · fenon in Charlottesville, ia a place that will pull you back time and again. It is part of the meaning of America. And what a bricklayer Jef- feraon waa! Farther south, in Georgia, is an- other pleasant place-Sea Island, with it.a excellent hotel. the Cloister. The weather is always mild, with little rain, because the island ia in a cove protected from the extreme weather of the south-Atlantic coaat. Large f amilles of Texans deecend upon it in the summer. In Florida, which I know well, the Keya attract me the moat, especially lslamorada and Key West. Thia area is still simple with unspoiled beacbea, clean sand, and brirbt aunahine. In Ialamorada, eat at the Cheek& Lodge (it's hard to ret a reeervation) and at Sid'e and Ro~e'a Green Turtle_, which epecialtzea i~onch chowder and peen turtle aoup, and does a mail-order busineaa in tbeee deliea- ciea. Write them for a folder If yol' can't ro personally. And don't forret the Key Lime Pie if you •et there. From there, I would malte a bee- line for New Orleam, certainly one of my tavorite cities in the country and a repository of flne coiaine. I am a creature of habit, ao I a1way1 stay at the Pontchartrain and if poe- aible in the Stern Suit.e, beautifully decorated with antiques. The A.echaf- fenburr f amity knowa more about food and eervice than most hot.ellen will enr know. I ban learned a lot about food in their kit.ehena and have included some of their ft.De oyster recipe.a in my cookbook. What elee in New Orleana? Apin, it would take a whole article. If we talk about food-and who doeen-i- you multn't miu Oysters BockefeJler at Antoine's or Sunday brunch at Brennan's. The last time I wu in New Orleans, Ella Bnnnan pressed upon me a quart of their ftneat cray- ftah bisque for m.y freezer. Gala- toire'a, Commander's Palace, Corinne Dunbar's, and the Morning Call. where you will go for coffee and those wonderful delicate doul'hnuta any time of the day or nirht, must all be on your liat. Perhaps-becauM I am an Honorary Texan, I have IJ'eat intereat and de- light in the state of Texas and feel very much at home in Dallu, Hous- ton, Aniarillo (I think that the pan- handle ia beautiful), and San An- tonio in particular. San Antonio is aa clean u New York la dirty and baa a fuc.inatinr Old World quality and a t.tin atmoephere that make it unique amo~ American cltia. You haven't aeen America if you have ne1lected what I think of u the "covered-waron country." Then is Salt Lake City with ita maplftcent Mormon TaberDacJe, Great Salt Lake (where you can't sink, you know), ~.""AM'/ Y_.tWft', C-.t• c:-11 ...... .. ..,., "A""'f VCM•rWt'• ._.,.., ~--.. and lta induatrioua people. A small city of 70,000 population in Montana ftubea upon my inward ey&--Great Falla. It is in a valley surrounded by the f oothilla of the Rockies. The air ia clean and clear, the people friendly. An unpretentious hot.el there, the Rainbow, bout.a an excellent sophisticated restaurant called Silk and Saddle, which I can warmly recommend. Specialtiu in- clude aiuliog steab, bl1r baked Idaho potatoes with sour cream and clUvea -about '6 for the memorable meat. It baa just been completely redeco- rated. Great Falla waa the home of the Weat'a moet famoua artiat- Charles Marlon Ruaaell. Ruuell, a contemporary of Frederic Reminr- ton, ia atill very much in demand for hia li tho1nphs of the W eat. I want to ro back there, u I do to Tacoma. Waahiqto~ and to beau- tiful Seattle, where friends put me up many times at the Waabinston Athletic Club in great luxury. Each time I visit this city, it aeema to take on more of the f eelinl' of San Fran· ciaco (great praise, indeed!). Down the W eat Coaat la Portland, a place l would Uke to atay lon1er. J found the modern architecture, par· ticularly the churche., fresh and in- tereatinr and the views of Mt. HQOd spectacular. Tell me I'm acbeduled to ro to Denver and I'm off like a ahot to the handaome Brown's Palace. Thia Jove~· "Kile High" city la delil'htfully "amall town," not crowded with hi1h- riae apartment.a and ak;yacrapen. In a few minutes you are out of town, off to tbe aid areu. · I enjoy nearby Central City, once a ghott town but happily revived about 1982, includlq lta fucinatin• old opera house when many of the aeata-bear plaquea with their donors' namea. ..Cami Ue" waa the drat pro- duction riven there in modem times. with Lillian Gish. Every summer aea- eon tky now produce two operas and a play. I did the last ~or revision of my book at the C-Luy·U Ranch in the little town of Granby outside of Denver. It la uid to be the moat ele- pnt dude rancb .in the country, and I believe lt. I have left my aecond-favorit.e city in the country to the last. Moet New Yorken feel the aame way. It ie, of coune, San Francieco. I love juat about everythin1 about San Fran- claco-lta early-mornins tor (ao sood tor the complexion >, lta Fiaberman'e Wharf, 1teep hillaide1, seraniuma that rrow into hu1e. lush buahee, ita faacinatinr Chinatown, the venerable and comfortable Hotel St. Francia, ita cool awnmen, ita anowlea win- ters. In fact, if I didn't Un in New Yol'k, I would choose San Franclaco, for, althou1h I love the countryside, I am a city dweller at heart. What a wealth of wonderful places to choose from in the United Stat.ea, our mqnifteent country. If you would like additional lnte>rmation about any of these places, write to the city chamber of commerce or the state travel bureau located in the capital of each atate. + s.. AtMrice .. leautffvl- Save $5.00I EwJ011 AtHfrtoo'• 1r•t nahcNI hoa.tiff to tA.lr /wll•tt, ;,. 11iut ,..,,oltoftf ool- l«itor'e eet. Otter 600 color pid•r .. a*' ,,..,,.1 Covwa '"''" •tat•. Pffplu, It._,~, art•. INdtaetr11, e1o. Jla11ti/l- ont! Ori1iNal pdlieltw'• pric•. 115.00. 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If"""" tN......., ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The Undiscovere Here's how to avoid the well-worn paths of other to'1rists a nd get into the rewarding back country Editors' Note: A FAMILY WDKL'f ata.f 'Writ# ha.a 1ov.g1't ou~nd fov.M-aonu flnr&a of almoat ttJ1knowt1 MtziC4fl l&i!U- a.toa.r1, none of wlt.iclr. adiuwtiat tMir t1ir- t!CU to to"f'Uta, b"t all of wl&ich Aat1e bee<mu fa.tJorite1 of knowledgeable tm11el- er1 wlt.o Ma.r of th.em. AU area are reGCA- Gble br car from MeNo Citr, tlw1t111' partlr over v.n.pa.ved f'Oa.48. Beat tip: hire G licemed, bilingual driver-gttiU in tlu capital. YIPOZYLAN, MORELOS-The drive south from Mexico City, alonr well-marked Route 95, ia an immediate snapshot bonus. You Will paaa squatters' bu ta, all freah]y decorated with original mural deaips, and a aection called "Friendahip Road." from the 1968 Olympica, where many nationa sent mammoth sculptures for the roadside. Farther on. the excellent hi1hway ia bor- dered with trees cut into amuaing shapes of birds and baaket8. A hairpin turn-oft anakea through the hilla to the neat .little ~ villare of Tepoztlan, where residents atill prefer N abuatl, the Aztec dialect, instead of Spanish. Few tourist& come here; there's neither restaurant nor night life. Many artists and writers, however, have found a haven here in the crisp mountain air. Oacar Lewis, author of "Children of San- chez," stayed ei&'ht years. Archeology buff a ride horseback through the pyramided height&. And there are 62 tlestaa a year, according to Seilor Eliaa, the energetic manager of the one hotel-all celebrated typically with tireworb, wild church bells, barking dogs, and crowin1 roosters. That 12-room inn, Poaada del Tepozt.eco, • Fu.mil11 WHklw, Ap?il 11, 1110 of the real land south of t Some poou a.t Hot,l lzt.o a.re for healt/HUpping, •ome for diatance 610im.mi"fl. The bi1111ut pool's Gt tlu H acimda, utld4w an old Gq1Uduct and mga.r miU. looks like a carefully restored 16tb.-century colonial home, whitewashed and immacu- late. There are no house phones; room- aervice breakfast begins with the waitress bringing freah orange juice and coffee- and a menu for more. "Dinner hour," Seftor Elias· explained, "depends on the guests. Families like to eat early; others prefer a long cocktail hour." The comfortable inn overlooka miles ol clitra and valley. The moat spectacular view la in the early mornin&' when the mist blank eta the red tile roofs of the low adobe homea, and only the unmat.cbing towers of the dusty old f ortreaa-monu- tery-church rise above it, ever reaching for the sun. CUDNAYACA-Every inch of this hi~ toric city baa been photographed, it eeema, by the many Americana who visit and live here. But even Cuernavaca baa it.ti hide- away aspect& if you know where to look. For instance, there's a cheerful little ceme- tery just before the city limit&, where the gravestonea are faahioned by loving banda in the form of cathedral&, imaginative creations of bright pinks and bluea. In town, the Mtu1eo-Tinu)o. (muaeum-atore) displays-and sells-the beat art and handicraft from the remotest part& of Mexico. A famous American-owned restaurant. Las Mananitaa, where flamingoes and white peacocks atroll among the diners, also bouaea 15 unadvertised gueat rooma. On Sundaya, the worship service at the cen- turies-olcj. cathedral is a modern mariachi maaa. Cfiurchly words are mimeographed for the tourists and children who join the mariachis playing traditional music. Hideaways of Mexico By TERRY SCHAElrrEL LAKI TIQUISQUITINGO- About21 milea away, over stretches of narrow dirt road, a beautiful surprise await.: Hacienda Viata Hermosa. In 1629 Cortee, the Spanish conqueror of Mexico, e. tabliahed the supr industry here -and with it, many buildinp and an aqueduct. The hacienda's clu- sic viceroyal style, of six-foot- thick wa~ and an extravagance ot arches, bu made it an elegant dream in stone. The f urnishinp are those which would befit a con- queror's taate-not the uaual Co· lonial Mexican, but ornate antiques from France and Spain. The bridal suite is a separate little house, tucked away in its own ftowering alley. Otr the duplex living room there's a softly lit marble swimming pool for two. Outside is an equally private, high-walled garden. The hacienda's spectacular swim- ming pool is landscaped under the original aqued~ct. Although larger than Olympic~ize, it is de.aimed to seem a natural part of the gar- den. Old atone idola squat in the shallow area, and there are palm trees and exotic plants everywhere. Few guests, however, discover what's beyond the hacienda walla : a primitive village, where many of the help live: Some homes are airy palm huts or attractive ce- ment homea, and the water must be drawn from a central well-but there's a~so a modern school and playground, a church, a night club (not for tourists), and a movie. Ten miles away from Tequee- quitengo, over both good and ter- rible roada, is La Fundicion de Tehuixtla, a truly undiscovered hideaway, with prices to match. For a clean room on the riverbank, with shower and television ( I), use of three poola, three meals a day, and a weekend orchestra, the charge i8 only $4.80 for adults, $2.80 for children. The facilities are plain and baaic, but the local color is indeed colorful. House- wives wash clotbee-and them- selves-in the swift, clear river. Overhead, a hanrin( bridge, hand- tied of twigs and cable, swaya un- der constant use. ON TO IXTAPAN-Keep your camera ready u you drive north and west. Smiling, barefoot chil- dren soon appear, offering "deli- caclea" to puaing cars: iguanas (which taste like chicken white meat) and armadillos, wriggliq as they dangle by. strinrs bun• around their necb. In lxtapan, you can really relax at the 25()...auite, luxury health- spa hotel, where the stair ~ fluent English and the sanitary preca_!ltiona rate a medal. Like a self-contained city, HQtel lxtapan ba.s its own plant for water and electricity. Typical winter guests make reservations aa much aa a year in advance for a long stay, devoted to health and ease. The mana•ement doesn't let them pt bored. There are sports .pion and something every eveninr- moviea, concerts, Folklorico bal- let, dancing, Spanish lessons. The .. health and beauty institute" pro- vides beauty and barber services, and a diet dining room. The ultimate hedoniatic delight is the private Roman batha. Each ia a "suite" with 2 bedJ for rest- inr and mauage. regular bath- room-and" the Roman thermal bath in ita own round room. Two ~raons can recline in the rosy- brown marble tub-pool, controllin.a' the aeration of the 102° natural sulphur water. It's auppoeed to be healthful to breathe it in, u wen as to drink it (tastes like bicarbon- ate of soda, only WOJ'le). Scoop : Part of the hotel's Bal-- . tleario (pubijc batba and pooll) ia· open to noqueata for the day. It ia now expanding to include 13 more pooll and cliniq areu. Any or all of these hideaways could make for a moat memorable vacation. Gettinr to Mexico ia easy: 29 iJatemational airlinee serve the country, includinl' its own Aeronavea. For f urtber in- formation, write the Mexican Na- tional Tourist Council. Dept. FW, 677 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022, or the Mexican Govt. Dept. ef To\U'ism, 630 Fifth Ave- nue, New Y9rk. N.Y. 10020. • Save In Low-,ridel Mexlcol Fo•ili• looktt.11 for .,...., "in" spott to 110 tJ&u ftltl&tlUtf' CCIK foftd plfttf 0/ tipa n. 'W'"" JU..troud GvitU U> M-1.co.'' 11114,,.110 PAoU>tl 811.,-y.. cAU.11 owr trawler weU./ Moil <nclr 14_,s to 51-408 "GUIDE TO MEX- ICO," 1011 Boole Bld11 .. UOO N.W. 115 St., Mlomi, Fla. llfJ64. Familr Wuklr, A,,,.U 11, 1110 • . Eat· the Foods You LOve And Still Lo.se Weight! 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The °Fiesta Americana" tour, for example, arran«ed by the Four Winds agency, is a 19-day, all-in- cluaive, escorted trip, which departs from New York and beads south to St. Aul'WJtine, New Orlean.e, and San Antonio, then pushes deep into Mexico and acroN to Acapulco on the Paci.fie. The retum ia by way of Housten, Chicqo, and back to New York. Pricea start at slightly under $1,000. Eleven nigbta a.re spent in hoteJa alonr the way. lallroatls themselves promote tpeclal toun. The Santa Fe ruJl8 a eeven-<f ay Sou them Calif omia ex.. cursion which departs Chica10 every Saturday. Riding the El Capi- tan, pauen1en ret four days of si1ht-aeein1 at Disneyland, Knotte Berry Fann, and the movie studJoe in HoUywood-and plenty of extra •ilhta along the way from a glue- domed Jounge. Cost of tour is about $210 per pel'8on. For moet tours, there are both a 1Uide and a "cruise" director who 1pecfali• in trainboard entertain- ment. lnclud~ a.re parties, bridge pmee, children's activities, bingo, and aongfeata. Capacity.for moet group tours is limited to around 40 puaenpra to allow for individual attention. Two m~or bua companies-Grey- 12 FMrlilt1 WHlcl'll, April 11, 1170 hound and Continel.)tal Trailwaya- off er varied and intere1ting es- corted vacation tours. Greyhound alone baa more than 165 different eecorled vacation tours from more than 50 citiee. The Gold Rush Coun- try trip leaves from Loe Ant'elee and includes, besides the transpor- tation, rooma with batba at atop.. oven, special sight-seeing toun, some meals, and aome tips. The tour ia scheduled over six nights and coeta under $300. Places visited in- clude the Hearst Caatle, Carmel Mleeion, San Francisco, Lake Ta- hoe, Canon City, Reno, Virginia City, and Mammoth Lakee. Cofttlne11tal Trailways offers many attractive escorted and char- ter toun including an ambitious "Historical New England and Gupe" combination tour from Loe Angeles. In this tour, round-trip air fare to Boeton is included'. A comprehensive escorted land tour starta at Boeton, traveling throu1h Bar Harbor, Arcadia National Park, the Ga.ape Peninsula, Pro- vince of Quebec, and various New England attractions. C08t : $646.90. But, says a Continental execu- tive, the moet popular in ita bus tour repertoire Is a "Northern Mexico" eeven-<fay jaunt, highlight of '!hich is a train trip through the rugg~ Sierra Madre country. Consult a trave' agent, train, or bus-line agent to see what kind of tour beat suite your intereAta, time ech~uJe, and pocketbook. 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SAFE ... cont1ln1 no vio-lent poisons ••• when used .. dit9Cled, .... lt~nd childrtn eno pets. OUTSIWALL OfBDS COllBlllD PHOTO CIEDITS c-: J. H. lvrriett for FPO. Poee 21 AIC1 NIC1 11,S. 'otte "'' Jo-J-ph. Potte 61 U11I011 Podflc aollrood1 Florido Stof9 Mewl lvr-111 Giii Thorp1 ~ Hollow l"tofot\oM. Poee 7: Colofoclo'a Vblton l11'9Cl11. llOWI GIT 51WOLO UNCOlNCDm --for only 10• OD1J • ., ""'--• old Uneela ptlll\MI 1M...s lllCon ltt'f. (OM M to 1 ~--.) Tb1a o8•t mlMll \o tntrodllt9 ow "~ ao Appronl" _,.Ice, You mo na-'1&11· wt pweUa UMI cu dclP .-'flee al UlJ &lftM. Allo 1111 frN Ulutra\ed ea&alol. Ju MIMI 1w. -· ......,_ • ap Code &e: LJTn.rl'Olf STAMP • cone co .. nee .. ~.1111.-21:wt1iND, JC. a ... ,. What Do Many Doctors Use When They, Themselves, Suffer From Hemorrhoids? lb.duh• f-•la si•• prea"9 tea....-y nlW t..... ..... ltdlas la ..., c.... •.• ucl act..U., llel111t .. riak .,, ..... IM.onMW tt..w-auel ~ ialaa..U... A recent •u .... y amona doctors itch of ti8IUte and Mlps ahrlnk 8howed that fttty-eipt per cent mlllna of inflamed Mlnorrhoid. of the docton reportins named tluuea. ~ upon hundreda of one particular formula which pat.fenta ahowecl th1a to be true. t.hdieither UM or recommend for The medication uaed waa their famill•. Preparation H•-Uten'a no other Thu meclkatlon In cue alter tormula llke it. And Preparation cHe sl•., prompt relief for B neecb no preacriptlon. Olnt- boun tl'Oln pain and bumlns ment or Suppollitori-. l!!itl My WIFE VIRGINIA and I, after having lived in California for 10 years, recently moved ·to Florida. Even though I may never be able to offer a logical explana- tion for the move, I am sure it had nothing to do with the difference between California and Florida oranges. Personally, I am a grape- fruit man who prefers the Texas- grown product. Aa one who baa lived in both California and Florida, in addition to numerous other areas from New England to the Deep South, I have diacovered that luting f riendahip, and even casual acquaintance- ship, ia beat fostered in any region of the country by being a good listener. Thia means to cultivate the ability to reveal only a minimum degree of akepticism while a native aon is enthusiastically extolling the grandeurs and splendors of his par- ticular bailiwick. Listening attentively to descriptiona of the biggest of this and the tallest of that and the roundness or ftatneu of the other thina' can be a pleasantly educational in- terlude if a person will keep bia emotions under control and express an appropriate amount of utonjsbment and amazement now and then. After all, out-alze jack rab- bits and bitcbbildng land turtles and rain- bow-colored dust devils are not frequently seen in many parts ol the United States. When I moved to California from New England. one of the ftrat thinp I learned upon artjval wu that the beat way, and perhaps the only way, lor a newcomer to be readily accepted wu to be guided by 14 FamilJI W•tklif, AJ)ril u, 1910 California Which This distinguished coastal states, differences the prevaillnr folkways that bad been es· tabllahed by preceding settlers. And to be proficient at this and to acquire ease of manner, I found that complete accomplish- ment requires as much unlearning as it does learning. For instance, during the course of my indoctrination, I had to unlearn the idea that the ftve-day tourist always goea back home thinking be had been f aacinated by San..Francixo merely because it baa more bars than Tijuana and more steep bills than Af1bani.atan. The knowing local citi- zen wi~ attribute San Francisco's true fascination to the fact that its famous fog produces the moat beautiful complexion and akin tones that American women can acquire anywhere. Likewise, outsiders believe that Los An- relea increases its population every minute around the clock because tourists who come merely to visit will remain to live, once having observed that Los Angeles has more bank.a than Switzerland and more miles of neon tubing than Tokyo. The well-informed local citizen will attribute the population increase to the fact that tourists lose their vi.8ion in the eye-smart- ing smog and are unable ever to find their way out of the city. And In the ntalm of politics; California nurtures an interesting folkway that ia probably unique-at least I have yet. to ftnd it duplicated in any other state. It baa become traditional there in recent years, amonr natives and newcomera·auke, to work untiringly to get a particular Democratic or Republican candidate elected to an important political oftk&.-Congreu, governor, mayor-end then, soon after he is seated in office, to strive feveriahl;y to e1f ect hia recall or impeachment. -----;. . ' or Florida- Is Better? ~ author, who has lived in both compares their fascinating ~nd striking similarities By ERSKINE CALDWELL Author of ''Tobacco load," "God'1 Uttle ~." ''The WMtfter Sheltw," etc. OSJierwise,, .now that I have spent con- siderable time in both California and Flor- ida, I find that the people themaelvea difter very little. In quantity and per capita, each state hu ·its abundance of millionaires, inhabitant.a of trailer court.a, and welfare . recipients. And in conversation, topica are similar. In California, among the .most popular subjects of diacuuion are Di1ney- land, earthquake weather, and mud slidea, while in Florida the conversations are like· ly to be concerned with Disneyland, the coming hurricane aeaaon, and the Central Florida sj.nkholes. The native florlcllan, who will proudly call him.self a Florida Cracker, is tolerant and peace-loving and readily accept.a the y ankee as a neighbor and ftthinr compan- ion. There could be several factors that generate this spirit of friendlinesa. One may be that Florida was remote from the mainstream of desolation and heartache caused by the Civil War, and consequently there is little, if any, inherited animosity. Another factor, which can be argued, 'too, may be the benign influence of the sub- tropical climate. And, as it has been since the ftrst land boom early in this century, when a person comes with cash in hand to rent apace for his trailer or to buy a 40..acre site for a condominium or super- market, there is never any lack of friend- lineu on the part of the natives. While Calif omia and Florida are at-- tracting new resident.a daily, there ia an interesting pattern of latitudinal and lon- gitudinal movement involved. The latitu- dinal people are those who move 19uthward to Florida from New En&'land and the Great Lakes, the longitudinal people are those who wend their way westward to California from the East Coast and the Hiaaiuippi Valley. And while theae two distinct movements are in progress, there exiata a relatively stabilized area in mid-America extending from Texaa to Minneaota. Thia is a aiuble region, includinr Oklahoma, Kansaa, Mi•· souri, Nebraska, and Iowa, whoee people give evidence of beinr content to remain, regardleaa of what exotic inducementa Cal- ifornia or .Florida may ofter. In order to obtain an explanation for such contentment or isolation or patrio- tism, all an inquirinr peraon baa to do is to brinl' up the subject to a Texan or Minnesotan. While declaiminl' at length upon the many reasona why be wants no part of California or Florida, the loyal Midwesterner will produce a stupendous din, if not a convincing elucidation, that will 'be long remembered. So! Califorma or Florida 1 Al far aa relatlvea, close or distant, are concerned, the choice between the two states la not important at all. Both placea have such an exotic lure--eepecially Cali- fornia in summer and Florida in winter- that .whole families of kinfolk can be expected to arrive uninvited for a .visit sooner or later. Whether for the purpose of social ac- tivity or retirement privacy, anybody who is able to make an irrevocable choice of one state over the other as a place of residence ia a wiser person than I am. A.IJ for my wife and myself, not beinr bound by altemativea, we were fortunate to be able to live first in one state and then in the other. And now that preaently we are llvinr in Florida, where will we be mO.t likely to spend our next vacation 1 Probably in, California! • ~I ,.. MA& NO.aJllC COUllON 1'09AY-, I DOG FAN(Y, o.t. .. 4-lt I I J •• l7llt ....... ,._ Yertl 10011 I IMleMd ,, diedi ., ........ •--.,a 1111-....,. 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Ccatbioll ol Comfon" ..,.. sore_pnu. You cac aoydliq. Laqh. Wk, fl'tD saee• '!"{thou& emburu1dMGL No more loocl pudda1 under placeai-OENnJaJTE lutsfot ~ •• Inds dail1 bocher of pow .,._ or aubiocu. Juat temoft wbell rdt it neec1ea. Ta1•let1. Odorln1. MoCMJ ti.cit 1uaran .... At all drq ClOUllClltt. This rear, oraaon. 1i\m, sun and acenery are areat alon1 the Orecon Coast. Thia ia Cape Kiwanda, one of many headlands that protect public beaches alon& our 400 mile coutline. It's an acces- sible 1eaahore, too. Hi&hw~ 101 takes you the distance with 10methin1 new to see and do &J'OWld every tum. Go 101£- in&, clammin1. salmon fishin1, aurfin1, sun bathinc, beach- com bin1. Alon1 the way : Friendly towns;' fine. ratau- ranta and raorta. Of coune,·the coat ia juat one ed1e of our atate. Eastern Oregon offers you the fun of cool, green vacationland. And, the auto trav el is really smooth, thanks to Orqon'• system of superb hi&hwaya. Our 32-page color book tells more. We'll send it , if you'll mail the coupon ... and we ~fa~~~!! ;o~~~:::n~~ aao~:~wi 1 11 aeeR yEou h6ere thi 1 • yea1r. as unspoiled forest aetbnp for water activities at mountain lakes and streams. Accommo- dations range from modest to downri1ht plush all over this ·························· ......................................... ········: Relax In a State of Excitement Travel Information, Room 460 Highway Division, Salem, Oregon 97310 Ptease send free: O Full-cofor booklet O Part<s guide Address 0 Highway map O Events folder City : . State Zip : •••••e•eee eeeeeeee ee eeeeeee •••••••••••••• I eeeeeeeeeeee ee ee ee t••t eee eeee teee ee Nono1oiaft f olk i• DeeoraA, I 01"4, l&old G N ordie Fut to Aonor herita.01. AQ'M4 Futivali " Awti•, Tnaa, ~ clima.zld br tooter ponlM. To HELP YOU chart a more interesting course for your 1970 vacation, FAMILY WEEKLY has compiled this selected list of pageants and festivals throughout the U·.S. Every state baa special eventa planned which reftect ita history, culture, arts, and recreation. Thia is only a sampling of the many, many worthwhile attractions, and you can obtain more information about these or any oth- en by writin1 to the state's tourist bureau, in ita capital city, or the U.S. Travel Service, Dept. of Commeree, Washington, D.C. 20280. MAY Bowie Arts Festival, Bowie, Md. (entire month) ... Lei Day, Waikiki, Hawaii (1-.S) .•. International Festival and Parade, Toledo, Ohio (l..S) ... "500" Fe.etival, In· dianapolis, Ind. (1-31) ..• Memphis Cot\(>n Festival, Memphis, Tenjl:" (9-16) ... Jumpinr Fro1 Tubilee cl County Fair,"Angeles Camp, Calif. (14-17) •..• Greater Baltimore Arte F'eatival, Baltimore, Md. (17-23) ..• Old Capitol Art Fair, Sprina1ield, Ill. (28-2•) ... Gym- nastics Comp(\tition and Exhibition, Barryville, N.Y. (80- 81) ... Friendship Cruise, Green River, Utah (28-80). JUNI Portland Roae Festival, Portland, Ore. (5-14) .•. Fiesta of Five Flap; Pensacola, Fla. (6-14) • . . Bur linaton Steamboat Daya, Burliqt0n1 Iowa (7-18) ••. Bettendorf International Folk Festival. Bettendorf, Iowa (18-1') ... Old Time Fiddlers' Contest and Festival, Weiaer, Idaho (14-20) •.. Weet Virginia State Folk Featival, Glenville, W. Va. (18-21) .•• 6th Annual Greater Art.a and Crafta Festival, Greenwood, Ark. (19-21) ..• Penn- sylvania Dutch Folk Festival, Kutztown, Pa. (27.July 6) . . . International Rowing Aaaociation Championships, Syracuse, N .Y. (11-13). JULY Berk.shire Music Festival, Lenox, Kua. (entire month) •.. Flagstaff Pow Wow, Flagatatl, Aris. (1-') ••. Water F0stivalS • for Vacation Fun By MILTON LOUNSBERRY and Sky Spectacle, St. ~a, Mo. ( 4) ..• Windjammer Daya. Boothbay Harbor .-. gion. Me. (14-16) ... Utah Shakespeare Festival, Cedar City, Utah (16-AUJ'. 8) ... 15th Annual Beaufort Water Festival, Beaufort. Calif. '(20-26) •.. Cheyenne Frontier Daya, Cheyenne. Wyo. (21-26) ... Custer City Gold Discovery. Cuater City, S. D. (2'-26) ... Maine Seafood Festival, Rockland. Ke. (30-Aq. 2) ... Featival of St. Jamea the Apoetle, Loia Aldea. Puerto Rioo (end of July) ..• Nordic Feat, Decorah, Iowa (U-26) .... Wild Pony Roundup, Chincoteague laland, Va. (29) ... Revolutionary R&-enactment. Fort Ticonderop, N.Y. {daily; July and AU&'USt}. AUGUST Mountain Dance and Folk Fe1tival. Ashe- ville. N. C. (1-2} ... Virain.ia Hil'hlanda Arts and Crafta Featlval, Abinl'don, VL (1-15) ... Shakespeare Feetival. Boulder, Colo. (2-15) ... Maryland Clam Festival. Annapolia, Md. (7-9} .•• Auatin Aqua Festival, Austin,. Texaa (7-16) •.. Inter- Tribal Indian Ceremonial, Gallup, N: Kex. (mid-Au&'uat) ... Lumberjack Roundup. Dea Molne1. Iowa (14-16) ... Miuouri State Fair. Sedalia, Mo. (16-23) .•• Bay County Festival. Cambrida'e. Kd. (16-22) ... KJUersport Liona Sweet Com Festival, lliller8J>Ort. Ohio (26-29) ... Ellensburg Rodeo, Ellenaburl'. Wuh. (end of August). SIP1IM8llt Shrimp Festival, Morgan City, La. (4-7) ... Nebralka State Fair, Lincoln, Neb. ( 4-11 ) . . . Rhode Island Tuna Touma. ment. Narrapnaett, R.I. (6-7) ... South- em "600, .. Darlincton. S. C. (7) ... Min America P&.l'eant. Atlantic City. N.J. (8-12) ... Pendlet.on Roundup. Pendleton, Ore. (16-19) ... Annual Warrent.on Horse B0t1.Ut-1 f olllnD 180.....U. eotw1t itt cua'"'°' Fruwdtlt.i'I' Cn&iu do*"' Gren Ri11~. Utall. Show, Wa.rrent.on. Va. (6-7) ••• Mobterey Jan Festival. Monterey. Calif. (18-20) OCT OUR State Fair of Tua.a. Dallaa, Tex. (10-26) • • • Henrie Fall Arta Festival. Bowie, Md. (entire month) ..• Aloha Week, aix major Hawaiian Ialanda (entire month) . . . Herita&'e Celebration. Annapolis, Md. (9- 11) . . . Ourk Folk Festival, Eureka Sprlnp, Ark. (17-18) .. : Crattamen•a . Fair of the 2'outhern Bish1-nda. GatJin- bufl', Tenn. (20-2') ••• N"ada Day Cele- bration, Canon City, Nev. (SO.Nov. 1). NOYIM- Deatb Valley Encampment. Death Valley, Cali!. (6-8) •.• Milwaukee Holiday Folk Fair. Milwaukee, Wis. (21-28) ... 12th·· Annual Oyster Fe.tival. Urbanna, Va. (6-7) ... Carolina's Carrouael. Inc .• Char- lotte. N. C. (22-26) .•. Festival of Puerto Rican Muaic, San Juan, P. R. (23-Dec. 6). DICIM- Chriatmaa P&.l'eant of Peace, W aahinaton, D.C. (mid-Dec.) ... Willlamaburl' Chriat- maa. Williamaburl', Va. (28..Sl) ..• Kini' Oran&'e Jamboree Parade. Miami, Fla. (81). LONG-aUN IVINTS "The Common Glory" Historical Drama. WiUiamaburl'. Va. (June 22-Au&'. 29) ... Hatftelda A McCoya Drama, Beckley, W. Va. (June 20-Au_s. 80) ... The Stephen Foeter Story. Bardatown. Ky. (June 20- Sept. 6) ... Crou and Sword Drama, St. Aupatine. Fla. (June 21-Aul'. 81) ... Stanford Sul!lDler Festival, Stanford. Calif. (June 28-Aus. 9) ... Book of Job, Pine- ville, Ky. (July 1-Aus. 31) ... Forest- burgh Sum.mer Theatre, Monticello, N.Y. '- (July 1-Sept. 5). Fiut.a of Five F'4g1 itt PtMacola, Florida., itteltcdu ri-"4CtmeKt of Sf'tlnull landing. hospitality plus ... hospitality -!!.'!!!!m 030 fifth ave .• (lew york n. y. 10020 T..;;;g 3106 wllshlre boulevard los angeles 5, calif. MMonJ fowfMI OOUftdl aseo de la reforma no. 45 mexlco 1 d. f .. U.S. Hearing Aids * * SAVE up to 67',t{, • i~T'T'"' r,· :".. .... ..-., ... ............. =*la• •.i -.-.,--~ -~= ....... , ...... -........ ,... ........ rlect ......_ '41111w ••• .Wld=, Uiel W" ,.. e. cen tnllln 1 ... "~· M>ntt•''tll TI> 1Miy1 C-. ..,ltti witll flCa .,... ,..., •1t1. c~ttc. JO YEAll ~RE . ._. 11M IM .15 • ... o.e-.:t' "'Jii • ~ us fw I Ill to W ..00, o.,t.W..4t, ... J .......... I I l . I • THE MOST COMMON' FOODS IN YOtJR KITCHEN HowwfllleynM1ybe Now-world-renowned nutritionist cartton PNderlcb, Ph.Q., and fllmoue phy91clan and t .. cher Herman Goodm8n, M.D., re- ·Q.1 to JOU the atonlshlng evidence of how .. Innocent" foOda on your pantry ahelf may be ROBBING JOU of your phyalcal well- being, CORRODING your emotional health, and BLURRING the ftneedgeot awareness yourchlld needs tor top graclea lnachool. FOf here ii what may very well bit happening RIGHT NOW to yoonelf and your loved ones: Certain fooct. you eat every day (and have been told are aood for you) ARE ADVERSELY AF· FECTINC YOUR HEAL THI They ca.o actually be "1tarvtn1 your brain .. by~ the sugar In your boodstream ..• pnventin1 energy and nu· trimb from reachlo1 the ~centen of your l:nJn and nervoua l)'Kftll. Thu Matarvation" re- sulu In scora of alumlo1 and painful l)'mploau. TM fnt Thlnt You II• ~llllllDIAl!L Y -II To P'lftd Out NY• Or_,.. lft Your F91111 la ............... ly n.... Foodl ThJU a~t tbe memben ol yaar family, very ~. 11dnk .boat ,ounell. Have there baa Rp ID U)'OM ol comtut fatipe? Of a lack ol wt? Of wptieDect .......,., Of espudlnc w- Jety ( mqmrymc ·...r problema)? Of period, of atr9me (ud UD~) ... ell6oot Haw t.hlire beea ~ c.we1 ol uthma. U. ~ or ulcent &pedaDy tboM which cloctian lllYe not belpecl to yoar ..tWllCdoe? If the amwer to any of tbe ahoft le "yet,• you"Jl ...,., from tbe authon-tt.e NftOWMd ell1*tl WHO HA VE HAD THB COUMGB 10 BiUNO THIS INFORMATION TO THB PUB. LIC-why a .. oomplete eMcbP" may oot reveal" the true caU1e ••• «, more fmportant. why thil i.l1Dell ~IO often ~ ~~ (to the great,_,_ ol the petinl )I For e.umple: One -..t.m, Irma dm .. common food" IUDea WU told by a .._ ~ tbet be WU the victim ol ~ ol £.am tumor, ol diabetes, of cer*al wterioederoAI wbeo lldul.ly, HIS ILJ, NESS WAS "COMPLETELY CUJlABLB AT THE DTCHEN TABLBI Yea, tbe ellthon wtqllbow you why dm mne11 cua .. muquerede .. in nearly a bundrecl tor-. and haw YOU can have It dMpoeed correctly! Ye1 -the autbon wm tell you why k ii a .. MUST" that you take the important T• they show you tu port of pr rwpl« ..cMc.l clwclc- up, And why docton 'frown" at tbU Teet and m- ually give it ooly at your utter iaNtencel Yet tlW Tett ii 90 important tt can •ve you thouaandl upon thowandl of dollars, aa well u yean of palDfu1 and deprealnc medkal treatment. F« -repeat thb buio end exb'emely tmpor. tut fact: Yom iUDela may Vert well be cmecl RIGHT AT YOUR ~ITCHEN TABLEI DlloowfM ly A ""81o1M ht 1124- Yet ••HueMct Up" For llON T"-.0 y..,.1 \'ou read eorrectly-tbe lhoeklna fact that thil illneta-whJch ~one of every ten Amenc.u -wu clUccwered and' reported mon than .CO )'etin ago! And tbe coaclmiou reecbcd by J>oo. t« S. Harris, the dilcoverer, have beea veriled and Nbltantiated ~ ,._, by Jeadtnc ctoc- ton ~gJM>ut tbe yean. Cllnb, lab uperlmeott and controOed tnt1 HA VE PROVED CONCLU- SIVELY THE EXISTENCE AND DANCER OP THIS "COMMON-FOOD" ILLNESS! . YET THE MAJOR THESIS 11.EVEALING THIS ILLNESS HAS llEEN SO IGNORED THAT n' WAS PVllUSHED ONLY llY AN OllSCVRE llllAZIUAN MEDICAL JOVllNALI HOW W1DDNUD • nt• 11.LNUaf • A leadint ~ dUcovered that mon than .OS OE hie pMieDb w .. lldfer• Ins from thil .. 0 mm oo-food'" illaeul • 40I of padeota &cfnc pqchlatrlc treat- ment IDc:.hadiq lnldtutlonalbatfon CAN BE HELPED BY ELIMINA TINC CER- TAIN FOODS J'ROM nt'EIR DIETi • An Hperlment p.roved that out of ne&fly 700 neurotf.o padentl, rt--. than 600 retpOOded fevorably to a proper dMltl Why hu it been to lpondP Could it be that certain lood manufect\lnn don't want p to bow. (Reft.ember; YOUR knowledge of thil lll- oea mipt aave YOU &om prolonaed and COltly medical care.) Could k be that certain pharma- ceutical companies don't IOON p to lnowP (Remember: the autbon show that tJu. fllnea requ&u ~ POOD, NOT DRUCS, to cure.) You11 leam the vial facu about your .. every- day" foods-and then YOU Clift~ for pr- Nl/ Mt,o .. ,__. ~-m0v \, IOOrlcfnc .,_,, row ,._,,,. ,,,.,, row poclcnboolrt Yee-Y_.. Lww How COURdeee Nu•1ra .......... ,,.... .... ,. ........ .... 8lld Prolol 1•• llallc., T ...... ... llDILY •Y MllOVIMQ COTAIM FOODS PROM TMUt DEi M we etated before: 1'Wa .. common.food .. W- neea cu ............. Jn • hoet ol a..m forms. .Read the ......... below caret.Uy to 1ee if any IOand famtlw-if this oa-may po.ably be ~YOUR famOy. Coe.icier ta.. ltOI')' of • fonnet BWy l\oee rheallh! Show.pt. Without wan:iJos « ...,.,, lhe bepn leeliDs weM aad ~.IO much IO tllilt lhe weal to her phylidan, who, ~ DCJt¥nl UD- UIUal in • conveotJonal medical cbecikup, NGt lwr to a peycbJatrilt, FlneOy, after yean ol peychlatric treatment ("""""" imp<11femeot) ... beard ODe of the authors of tbia book OG ndJo. Immediately 1he weat to her phyliciaa ud demanded the al\. important Tett deicribed ID thle book. Thia THt c~ dw focf tMI CEltf'A.IN EVElll'DAY l"OODS WEllE DESTROYING HER HEALTH I .Refraining from these foods 1'91Ulted in • com- plete ewe IDMhln Nwn U>Hbl Or take the hlatcxy ol • key employee ol a rujor r8dlo station. Without reaUaiq why, ebe bepia feeling depreued-90 dqweued tbet ebe OOOlidered IWcide OD 1eVeraJ occuk>nll In addf. tioa, lhe iw:quired certain Jnatloaal (ears. One of them~rude It almoet impouible f« her to ride the aubw•y to wort or take die devator·to ber floor! Completely tpc.ut of tbe fact that ii '§181 ...,..,, ~ faotb """ ..,.,.. ~ hol1t lwr ,,.. .. ,,,.,, ,...,.,. ,...,,., ahe wu nearly lr.t fnllft lwr job. Fcwtuoately, ahe beard abo.at tbe bapoltant 1e.t tbe •uthon INbt upoo. Tbe ctiapoaa: HEJ\ 81\AJH WM LITERALLY BEING "STAllVBDI" Within weekl. and without agravaUon and pain, lhe wu cured, and SHE HAS BEEN SYMPTOM- SPICW. mt,. ......... . We..U...tWl..._11 .. eldteMOST VITAL AKI> uaoaTANT .............. eYer w~lttea ••• 10 '-•ortaat, IT II A °'MUST" ...... _, l...a,. la A...nc. mo . ..,. . ..,.., .............. ..... .............. ,,, •• to ......... ... ........, ........................ ,., •,..._-...Ar ova mw w ... ....... elm can ...... two• tl aeoht· tioa ........... -.... ..,., f..a.,. c.a .......... ....,. ....... •·w. ... Yal••ble liealtli lteaefU1 tlio10 rnowae4 ............................... 11Mlrefon, k JI up to yoa. You can ltaod by and ~ younelf Ol' )'OW lo¥ed -be padu- ally and merciJealy -llc:baed'° •.• Yilida1 dOcton and lndlnt DO relief .•. tUiDg.::: and coadlMa- int to deteriorate ... lpftdiQg -edl ol doDan Oii peychiatri.u, p.i.DIDa DO impC'Ovemeat. 0r .•. RUD wmtOUT RlllmlG A CINTt We belieYe du. book Je 10 illlportaat--.,,.. ltit• rwc•...., for .wry ,_.._that we are mU· inctbil book avtflable toyoa with ABSOLUTELY NO FINANCIAL RIS~ ON YOUR PABTI Here'a wt.I You Do When You Rec.In Th18 Book: 1. You turn to~ and learn about the "myth" ~g the IO-<:alled connection cbolesterol and heart attllcb. 2. You tum to page 150 and learn about the nngl. vitamin that restored fertility to more than IWf the ~ .. women it was given to. 3. You tum to page 162 .... leam the one buJc element flu tlrtportanl for~ w ""°'"' ewrvinMNal. 4. AND MOST IMPORTANT, you look In tbe index f~ YOUR PARTICULAR PROBLEM, and then read wltol foodl dt. tllUIJtor. '°" w ~ from ~ ""11. FREE FOB MORE THAN TEN YBARSI Even more ltmtlinc ii tllJI cue of a youns pn1mcing pbydciul Not on!)' did he begiD to eirperience aadety, 8C\lte weUoe. and attecb of d•u•-. but be ooderwent a complete chance ID ~ty. The aya!ptOllDI grew'° teven, Ii. IOCll forced "' toWtdNnlo /rOfft ,... ~I ~ tonaed viaita to other pJiyddani and to pqchia- trilll proved of little value. FIDally, and to for. ni-tely for him, he underwent the Tat and FOUND OUT WHAT THE CAUS& REALLY W ASI Today be ii enjoyln1 ht. pncHce qain, rtd of every negative l)'mplom he had aperieocedl You11 ~ learn how 90 llWI)' othen have escaped "crippling .. aymptoma, dmply by remov- ing certain food.I &om their diet-such u : •the peycbolopt who bepn to IOM hb MnM of concentration and hil memory tpan, bepn to experience f•inting spella, and becau1e of this, "°' tually be1an contemplat1n1 ~de-At.t. Bae A.UH or Ca11TAJN FooD1I ... the fom-year-old boy with asthma 90 b.d, ft took "•JI his strenath to breathe." Elim.l.utiot Two C11our1 FOODI FaoM Hu DmT Cuaa> Hu AanfM• A.rTaa Savaui. DocTOu HAD Baax TOTALLY UNAllL& To Hau Hu.cl ... the elevator openllOr wbo ltarted lt.avil\1 blacltout., whlCh led to andety ud depce9don, and alter havb\g to leave his job, bepn IUferlnc deluaionl of pereecutionl After being bnproperly r dia~ u bavint lateat homoeuuality, be wu hacky euougb to 8acl out that It -Olea SucrrJC Fooo WIDCH W,.. Al.Mon-Aa DAH- OllJlCMll To HJw M C.U.Ouc Acml ... the young woman holpt8liaed with a bleed- IDc ulcer, who. ~ cU.appeared when 1be went on a coeruin diet. Don.... l&DlillflH ...... ,.......,., For It bu been svidenced that ooe ol 9¥91)' ten Americanl JI beiDt vimaaUy 'UIPPLED" BY CERTAIN FOODS EATEN EVERY DAY OF THE YEABI Tbeee foodl ... part of every pub)' hi America! YH-k eoukl be wone in your Vffr'/ own fuad1 ... or pert.ape a dole friead. AU we want you to do ii to dilcovn the TBUE • REASONS for 1Jmptoml you might have, wt to eltminate certain potentially.~ fooc:ll from your f-'ly'1 diet (u tpeclftcally ltaRd la thil book). Therefore, we want you to rad thb book f« a ND *IV days-eotirely .t ow rtslt. We want you to actually WITNESS THE CHANCE IN THB PHYSic;:AL. MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL HEALTH OF YOUllSELP AND YOUR FAMILY. And we want you to aee bow CE..RTAJN FOODS are linked to dw wry '*'le• ot ~. ~ pltohW ... tu ~u ., u.thmo, ~.Inn. all.ergfu, ulcni, oloo- hollma, and more I If alter that time, you are not coovioced that thil complete and truly infonnadve text ii not ooe of the molt slplflcant end beoelcial medical advances of our time, ""'"'" '""'" tlw bool "' Jood. COtltllHm1 mtd -·a gle>ff p " lOOI ,.... fund-no qwdk>m otlcedl But we repeat this Important feet onoe aplD: It ii a virtual .. must" that you read thb book FOR THE PBOTEcnON OF YOUR FAMILY. So send in the NO-RISX Coupon Now'! Couttllatloll l•rNtlollal hlllfallers Dept. FW-2, r.o . .,. 152, KIMllll1Dft Statloll, ~.New YCNt 11211 ~ l'ULL IM>AY NO-R• COWON .... I CoM11111UOll lllt9tMtloMI ... "slim I °"" FW-2. r.o. 1o1 152, ICtftll"ltlMI 111tkN1, I ltookl)'ll, .... Yort 11211 I I o.tl11M11: I WIM ti. "*" .,.. .... of '9111 a .1 I hMIMfyttftr.1 M _....... $U5 fw tMs..-.b- =:i:-'G1=• "0lc.:.i-~-r= =) ==· IYOU.1wt11 .. 1111._.,., ... ....,-."'' I • •t t11orot1Ptr ~ ..... ......, ot I ----··~---·--.,, .. I"'· I ... , Mtlty ...... It ...... ~ tlr fMll7 I I *" et .., ...., .... I ,.._. I IMMN / I ·~ I I I 1 .. .,. ii, I ~---------------· • FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK MELANIE DE PROFT Food Editor CrtJ4mf, rich cltoeolate pt«ddi11g blntUd toitli JHCUUCt butter and encued i11 putrv ahell.t i.t d~corated with. a whipped towi"'1 and S~J&Ult. pf!Gtu,t1. • Peaaat IOftn ( aad Isa 't dial Ju•t a boat everyone?) are ma- .Uy u dellglttecl whh the KraJDP- dou peanat IMatten .. wttla tlae nriety o( .. 1tec1 and dry routed peana.. available. The.e redpM uee ell.her peanut batter, peanata, or both for major lngredleaa.. Peanut Butter-Chocolate Tarts I pkc. (1% oa.) ch..tate- la.OHd pllddia1 allcl pie lllia1 2 Yi nps ailk Yi cap peanat batUr I teupooa •••ilia extract % to Ya teaspoon ult I cap thawed frozen wllippecl toppiag Ya up aaltal Spaa.lalt peaHta 2 tablnpooaa ahn4cled UMWeetned ehoeoJat. 8 baked tart ••ta (prepand froa pie cnet aix) n..wect froa.ea wllippecl topping Salted Spaat.h peaaata 1. Prepare the pudding foUo~ing package directions, using tor the liquid the 21/2 cups milk listed above. Z. Remove from beat and imme- diately blend in peanut butter, extract, and salt. Cover and chill thoroughly. S. Fold 1 cup whipped topping, 1h cup peanuts, and the chocolate into chilled pudding until blend- ed. Spoon flllinl' into tart shells. Garnish with additional whipped toppinl' and peanuts. If desired, sprinkle additional shredded choc- olate over .topping and nuts. a tam Peanut Butt.er-Nut Brownies Here i• a recipe /or blmlck br010ftU1 Made 10itli bot1' pea.uit butter atad aa.lted peat1tcta. ~ Clllt pean•t Htter, dn111k..tyle or cnadly % cap •uer 01' aarprhae I teupoon nailla u:tnct t nip era1, pacbd Ucltt bro,... ••1ar 2 ecp Yi cap aO-,.,poae •o•r 1 eap chopped aaltecl pu .. ta' 1. Cream the peanut butter, but- ter or margarine, and extract to- gether. Gradually add the brown sugar, beating thoroughly after each addition. Add the el'gB, one at a time, beating thoroughly. 2. Add the ftour in halves, mixing until blended. Stir in the nuts. T.am mixture into a greased 8x8~2-in. pa'.l and spread evenly into the corners. 3. Bake ·at 350°F. SQ.,W S5 min. 4. Remove from oven and cool in pan 5 min. before cutting into 2-in. squares. Remove from pan and cool on a rack. 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Action is picked up with the 15th hole and followed through to the conclusion of the match. · 5:00 61) Futbol·Soccer f C) Guadalajara vs. Botafogo. 7:00 1J ~Ci) I lflc!AC The Harlem Globetrotters (C) (R) ·The bas· ketball clowns play a game with the Washington Generals. Soupy Sales Is coach. Jack Whitaker commentates. SATURDAY, APRIL 25 11:00 AM O 9 (6) Major Lea1ue S.seball (C) Atlanta Braves vs. Pittsburgh l5frates at Pittsburgh. In case the game Is called due to rain, the Detroit at Minnesota game will be aired. 12:00 m Collete S.seball (C) USC vs. California. The Trojans play host to the Golden Bears of the University of California at Berkele.l.._ In the first game of a doubleheader. 1:00 O @C.V Tournament of Champions Goff (C) Defending champ Gary Player heads a select list of leading pros (winners of major tournements in the last 12 months) competing in the $150,000 tournament at the par·72, 7,114-yard La Costa Country Club course in Rancho La Costa, Calif. 2:30 1J CBS Gott Classic (C) Concluding rounds at Firestone Coun· t..!}' Club in Akron, Ohio. 3:00 llJ Toros: Bullfights from Mexico. Matadores Diego Obojo, Ricardo Castro and Martin Reyna. 4:00 9 Cl) CBS Goff Classic (C) 5:00 fJ @ @ ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) Violent soccer action at the mouth of the goal fails to prevent a score. It is this kind of fierce competition that makes soccer the most popular spectator sport in the world. The premiere event in the sport, the F.A . 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Wil· li1ms hit 521 homers, 1ver11i'11 34 per ye4r in his baseball c1reer. Given back the seven years he lost to Wor1d W1r I I and the Korean conflict, th1t aver1ae would have alven him a total of 759. I Run fOf Yeur lift (C) (60) Twitt Clrdt Hudlints (C) (30) Ed11 of Eternity (C) (30) Man frt111 UNCLE (C) (60) ROWAN & MARTIN ROBERT YOUNG JIMMY DURANTE INGER STEVENS DEBBIE REYNOLDS GREG MORRIS KEN BERRY JACKIE JOSEPH KAYE BALLARD MARTIN LANDAU BARBARA BAIN 7:001J lit Ci) CIS Ev1t1ln1 Newt (C) (30) Roaer Mudd. IJ MIC SurvtJ (C) (30) "Fliaht P1ttern." The pliaht of the ~esi· dents of P1lmdale-facin1 tM-awe· some possibility of an encroachina 1irport-ls studied. ! Annlvtrury Ga111t (C) (30) DuUI Valley Days (C) (30) ''The n Who Planted Gold in C11ifor· nia." m ..,lf..,jll ... c .... 11 .... L I MetroMtdia Prnetltl •.• (C)' (60} "Alston and His Dy· namite Oodaers." Bill Welsh is host for a look at manaaer Walter Alston, his Los Anaeles Dodaers and the national sport of baseball. tI!) 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U, (60) "An Hour With Mack Sennett" A tribute to the kin1 of slapstick. with three of his comedies: "Low, Speed and Thrills'' (1915); "QUf Dare·Devll Chief" (1915); Teddy at the Throttle" (1916). with Gloria Sw1n10n and Wallace Beery. 10:00 R tBJ Ci) Maull (C) (60) Man-iili launches 1 doubl .. d1ed search for Brad Turner and Jimmy Whit• win1. two youn1 friends of Peuy's whp are wronaty accused of murder. I N ... (C) (30) ...,..... .... (30) CHntry M .. (C) (30) 10:30 hbtrt It Deru11 .,_ ~C) ( ) "The Occult Explosion" la .n· vesti11ted; "Hard Drup" Is dis- cuss'd ind tentative 1uests f« this seament include two teenap ex-Junkies, representatives from the Los An1eles County H11lth Depart· ment and the Narcotics Division or the LAPD, plus the Reverend Rob· m Mowll: (C) .. Siik Stoctinp" ert Schuller who ditcusses his Ntw (musical) '57 -Fred Aatlire. Cyd Hope Counsefin1 Service. Charisse; Jania P1i1e. Peter Lorre. I Twlllpt l.oftt (30) : NET,..,.. .. (90) (R) ''They." 1Y hftJfiM (C) (30) I W.W ef w ... n (C) (30) Newa (C) (30) John M1rsfl1ll. 1:30 ft (i) MJ Tllr .. Sea (C) (30) NET fllltnl (C) (60) "festival W dower Steve meets widow .S•r· Dubrovnik XX." Part Ill. b1ra In 1 hl&h school corridor. (R) ~· hapert to Tr...t (C) (30) a a oo m Ma•-12 C30> "Loa 11:00 au mm ..... <C> 44 -Attempted Bribery." Offlcen • Mewle: (C) "Apadle" (west1m) Mill~ and Ried 1rmt tho ton of ' urt Lancaster, Jean Peters. I wtlltfly mtnufldUrtr on I drunk· m Mewle: '"fall of Lift" (comedy) drlvinr charro and the f1ther makes '57-Judy Holliday, Richard Conte. both omwtlelmln1 job offe?s. &J 8ospel Mak n.t (C) fJ cm Cf)&) Law,.,.._ Welk (C) 11:15 8 fib._ 52: "1llt .1oUr 11 (60) Country sinpr Lynn Andtn0n, ..,..(drama) '57-frank Sln1tra, 1 former Ch1mp1pe Mualc Miker. Jeanne Cr1ln, Eddie Albert, Mitzi retuma to sin1 ''Th•t's 1 No No." Gaynor, Beverly G1r11nd. The life m llCl O..S (C) (30) atory of comedian Joe E. Lewis. tll ~m.1111• r cntl (30) fJ Slbtnlq NIPt Mowle: (C) "A 9:00 R 9 Cl) 9,... Acr• (C) (30) Sn11er Place" (dram•) '59-Rich· (lij Liii• Sk1l1 1uests es Lisa's ard Ea•n, Dorothy McGuire, Sandra mother. who 1rriva at the Doustu Dee. fn>f Donahue, Arthur Kennedy. farm to 1 tQf•I welcome from Contt1nce ford, Beulah Bondi. everyon1 but Ollvtr. Youn1 low and old rom1nce ttlrelt· D U Cil m N1C Sltlmlaf Mow· en to dttttQf two f1mllles dur1n1 le: (Cj "fie ~llad of .lolle" (com· 1 aummer holiday. edy-westem) '68-0orla Dey, Rob· 11:301 "3 ...... ny Cal'Mll (C) ert l.owtfy, David Hartman. ., rr ... (C) m HI AIMltnotl (C) (30) 11:45 ...... : "Call oa Dlllw«y" tlJ Nodlt lie &tr... (2 hr) "El (comedy) '56 -Shelley Wlnten, Hurecan R1mlrez." John Grepon. 9:30119 Cl) httlcNt Juwditfl (C) 12.-00 8 Mtiwtt: "Sllelt lruklra" (com· (30) (R) Betty Jo and Steve ere i ) '4G-8ob Hope. Just berfnnln& to enjoy their owr· 12:30 All·Nfstst ._: "Two A1p nllht st1y In their honeymoon cot· est," "Women Hater," ''The Men tire when rul estate 1pnt Mr. In Blac:k." Heney (Pit Buttram) brinp ~ 1:00 8 ...... : "Parta Medell' (df•ma) spectlw buyt11 to look 1t tho ·~v• Gabor. P1ulttte Goddard. etbln. D ""' <C> 8 1llt ~ Wtftd ef E.d I.clef 1:15 0» hie: '"Secret Veeturt" (mp· (C) (30) "The Sparta Revolut f!!Y) '5>-Ktnt Taylor, Jane Hylton. Pert I." Bud Furlllo, Rosey Grier, 1:30 II Mowit: -.eMtetu11 Aft« Ditti" Biii Shannan end Murray Rott dis-(mystery) '42-Bri•n Don~. • I Teien.Ion ii not .0 lltudon comedm uad m...._ variety -tome crltla ,;oald me yoa bellne. nm ...,. dlen laM beea • ~ of bafonudn uad ena6>ul •ettap cwn.e Ma e...-.," n.e -€0.-.a 1et'-t Nadoul Gwj{aplllk Society 1ped·h, and a numbef of propaau on our ecolopcal problems, to name but a few) ud dm week tbe lean d1et of re- ram becomes ·a f1lll-comw buqwet wldl tome more "food for tbcMIPt-" ~ . Wfbe Whale Hanten· of Fayal" (below) ii an NBC News lpedal (Tbanday, 7:30 PM) OD tbe WUlen of tbe Azon.-oae of tbe mOlt estnordlamy ...0. roni1ma of the lOtla centarf-wllo d llaat tbe peat 1pU1D whale • their aacaton 4ld 150 yean aso. 11ae prosnm follow. a YOGlll boy on· 1111 Int whale ltant, but m~lm dy, It makel. snpWcally de. jmlf bow man cu demoy die delkate belentt of nature. rely there'• a better way to pt tboee "impot1aat" Items (ol for C01111eeb, boaee for fertll-mr, rare h-oryJ daaa du'oup tbe cleRnactioa of dae.e pat deabem of dte deep that an already tbnatened wltla exdnctlon. . . .... ,. Friday nlabt (10 PM). ABC bikes ap the cown• don problem apha wttll pmt two of tbe MWoa Po. able lft'lee, WJ1iey Care for tbe Lud." Here (below, rf&bt) Vince Martin, folk 11.apr and compoter wbolle mask captures tbe arseacy of oar eavtroameaW prob- lems, II teeD la tbe Florida Enf'l1adtl, focal point of tbe Xeroll apedaL At lllae la Florida la COilitludloa of the world'• laraeat jetport and development of 1111 Cypre11 Swamp ~ wbkb comendoallU dUn woald not only destroy the country'• third larplt National Park, bat would mo drain the future water supply for mDllona of people In Soutbem Elorlda. Mental OIDell amona adolaceaU, wbkb 'hal lacre•ed In the United States to proportions tenned alannJas, ii tbe aab- ject of "Cry Help!" an NBC White Paper spedaJ ahina Sat- urday at 7:30 PM. "The problem of mental OlDell ii nit and varied," says producer Lucy JUTIL "'Tbere .an lb ml- ~ c:atea between tbe apa of 16 and 24 In the U.S. and las than ten percent of them receive adequte care, If any at all." Sherrie (pictured here, top) ii a 14-year-old p1ycllodc: &lrl wbo roams the ttreeta of Su Fraoc:llco'1 Teoderloln cBmic:t, one of tbe toupest nelahborhoods In that dty. A p1ycho- analylt predldl that "If she doesn't set slpJftc:ant tberary Immediately, abe will meet a violent death before she Is 9 • • • 101Dethin& to think about. • • • .. - A· T • T ·E·N· T ·1-0-N . . IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! ~ICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER SO VISfT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CA~ OR IMPORT YOU'VE Al W ~ YS WANTED' .. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The N.w 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION 2 DHr ... Deer ............... . a ,..... DOT DATSUN 11135 IHch Blvd. Huntfntton a..ch 142'7711 Of' 54CMM42 OPEN SUNDAYS OPE LS GALORE! " ........... , ....... . u.-o,eta .. ,..... ............ ... TERRY BUICK Your Authorl1ecl VW OHier in.the Ho~o Home of the Lcwe ~ Specfal 445 I. CMlt Hwy. et..,W.Dme,N.I. 671..... 14t·Hl1 eat. H ut. 14•11 SPORTS MINDED? 'f J , BILL MAXEY Then Newport Imports Is Your k ind of place. Your Authorl1ecf One Of the Largest lmpo1·ters Of Europec;,t Cars fu So. Cal. Bayside Motors •UTHt>llD,, IMW ~~LE~ & ~ERYICI 1200 WHt CoHf Hwy Ne ... port l eech ORANGE COUNTY'S []~[Y][QI!]~ DEAll LEWIS ltfORTS 19&& Hnr, C.1. Mf-9303 H!A!!~A_!!E!S ~·····••: .... ...... ,,,... .................. . TOYOTA, INC. 18181 BEACH BOULEVARD H0NTINOTO~ B.EACH 147~555 CMIAllANTY IMPOllf CAR CUft'IR .... ..., ........... ..... , ....... , .............. .... .................... ., --....... ...... s.m.. ..... .-.... ,. Autherb.ed SAAa Dealer s.e .......... , ..... ...... ...... c.c.... lat & Moln Streets S.nto Ana MJ_~ • Amtf • A1w1cC1 ~ Lar .. stock of uMcl Portches J .. s, MG's, Austin Hea .. ys, etc. J2r llll)OI L ~II n µ Ll t I ~1 1• W. Coist H~~··· '42-MOS, J4t.17'4 ..... 7 THE DAILY PtLOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 18, 1970 UTon ..... MHtlnc (C) 10:30 ! v. Feet Ute NltiN (C) ~ 111*1 QI 6D F,.....,.. of Fellll 1:30 n. Alplla If\ (~ ( ) " 1nd Clesar." P.,t Ill. _@.(l)SDudllJ~-IJ&llt.(C) 1 tm {])Q) ..._.., <C> MMe: (C} "T1le 1oJ alld tllll fib fM TodlJ (C) (1dventure) '60-Ch1rt11 · sae .. Street (C) (R) #111· Hefbert, Suun Cordon. 115. SUNDAY APRIL 19 ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN 10-ASm Ddc•rs 111eb1ll (C) LA. and GUESTS, IN COLOR Oodaera vs.. Atl1nt1 Brtves In All stations res lltltlJll Kulll•1n (C) . 11:00 n Cl) NHL ttoct., (C) St.In· cl'lange program ·ng with· ~ FIH 8o9lltl Raiwfv11 (C) ley Cup Pl1yoff between the East out advance notice. t:oo · ,.~-~C) (C and West Divisions. • -· ..... C) D Mevlt: "Sotdltr In tlMI ..... ':15 nt CllriltoplMn 6D Tltll 11 the Lift (C) (comedy) '63 -Jackie Glnson ':30 The llblt Aalwet1 ~ If ~ (C) Steve McQueen ' ':55 QIN Ut T1* Day (C) @(j)Q) f1ntatic VOJt'9 (C) II .......... Quide (C) 7:00 ~':' ~(~C) IOtpil~M Ku\2._a (C) Jf., (i7J (])I&) NIA 1abCb1U (C) Sier.I HMrt (C) ~ r .. llld Jany (C) 1y0ff 11me. Teams TBA. 1:1s ne ciw11t.,..,_ <C> -..1a I a.~,. t11t ..._ <C> 7:301 llbun (C) • P11W1., lAtiito en O..l11io ~ .. :: Cllirdl (C) Mllllc •ltd Utt SpHtft Word (C) 1:30 Todlfs hllflon (C) P110r11111 39 (C) Rtbtls Wlttl 1 t.... (C) ' m Etent'I l{&trt Pemvtr S,. • T•Rtvlltl MlllbJ Htnld of Truttt (C) • •I (C) 11:30 • Mowle: "Ti... llonr1bn" (dra· Revtval Flres (C) I '--~ ~~= (C) ma) '57-GIOf'p Biker, Sylvi1 Syms.. (]) D1WJ •ltd Qollltll (C) l.:LJ ' ~·Min 6D Sell Power (C) 1:00 IJ 1 l'ef I lllMI / Tllt lt•litJ 6 ::' ( (C) te) A p O(r1phic study of Israel's lO:OO s..,. t:"~r~nf (C) /\ f I f f~ ~~ 0 0 N growth tllrouah t~e years. · F-.... 0 @m The CllrlstoplltB (C) • My nv<nt Stmlon (C) Rev. 12:001 lllt.lllpat hftftt (C) 8 THE CATHEDRAL OF tart Cotton, liberty Beptist Church, Cil &,erl•at 111 TV (C) Los Anaele.s, 1uests. • s,otllatd on Yo• (C) * TOMORROW-IN COLOR! m' of PIWtf (C) • Dnu DH!lnlclf with Rex Humbard, Maude @CI>&> lllltwiaU. (C) 12:30 AAU auutblll (C) Akron Good· Aimee & Muslcal Staff! • · Mww. '"Caaon CilJ" (drama) years vs. MU tum •t lndilnapolis, Brady, Jeff Corey, Ind ~~·1.:fi~OlflOrt'OW (C) m MAURICE STEWART m ORAL ROBERTS with . ...... DIJ ot Dilc:ovety (C) * Christ's Second Coming * ORU SINGERS In COLOR Wlftdtre• (C) I Tllil 11 Your lllM (C) I Oral Merta (C) Miii ltwfvlf HOui (C) . ~ FaiUI fM TldlJ (C) • A.erica11. PMlem (C) Cil 11wtn1 F1fw ea ..... nw... <Cl 1:00 · CiJ@ m ..... u.. ,.... <C> 00 8od 11 tile Alllwer (C) • llblt Anlwtn (C) (12' (l)S) Dlrtctiaea (C) (R) • e Fin11 lnaredlent." 1n hour· STOP BED-WETTING HUNDREDS-OF THOUSANDS ol ~oun«etere and adult. h•ve ~n helped by the conditioned retponse method! When not due to ors•nic defects or di11eM&e, OUR lff'ETHOD CAN STOP involunt•t"Y diechar~ ol urine. Bed.weuinJ dter the .,.e ol four \'.•n cripple telf-<0n(idence, h•ppi· ne111 und norm•I •djuttmenu to li(e'• problem1, also echool propeu. Why waele lime? M•ll coupon to- day for Cree lnformalion b~· emi· nenl l11mil~· authoritie•. THERAID OF CALIFORMA Po8l Office Box 1488 '•nta Monka, C.lifomia 90406 MAIL TO; THERAID OF CALIFORNIA Post Office Box 1488 Santa Monica, California 90406 Partnts """---------------· Addm . ._ ______________ _ City ___________ __.------ Clllld's A11. ____ Tll1pho"--------- Iona Passover opera. • I Call of the Wat (C) hbllc SeMce Fl• (C) Ftltlval "' Madrid 1 :JO T1lt N• Sadety (C) lllWNtioul Zone (C) 9 Cl) Tiie New Orluna 01*I ( ) Anal round play from the J.•k• wood Couotry Club In New Orfuns. Cl) Yoke of CalYaty (C) ~ 00 f..talft Fil11: ''like care of My Little Girt." Je1nne Crain, Dale Robertson. I Arrlba el Norte Profiles of "°II'• (C) 2:00 CttmrNtlons W1tJI I ,..la. (C) Dr. Ed .. rd St1lnbmok. 8 YOtlttt 111d t1M Nice (C) Mowit: "Min lfl tlM IM .. _.. (drama) '3~ouls Hayw1rd, Join Bennett. I ,._ Co11ftrtt1e1 (C) Titt Wlftd lqoed llldl °""" ... (C) (I) $cmdaJ Mltlntt: "Wit As,. pb1ll" I Mlllka 1 P1l1bfa Compus (C) I nsicfrt (C) 2:30 Tiit Dru& Doers; The [lptrl- •ntar . . . T llfntcl on or Str1111c Out? (C) 8 Actkuttuft USA (C) Movie: "~ Dots Ir (comedy) ·4&-P1ul Doucl•s. Lindi Oemell. I Coantry M lllic (C) Cniz 6t AMr lrHCe httarn for LMq (C) 3:00 luld• /Chrblder (C) On Ce•pa (C) ''The Ecolo&Y mbshtll." • Q Mtwlt: (C) .,,..Ottt' tf .... O'Q..-clY" (muslc,I) '50 -Junt IHave~::lldM:: (C) Cl).....,,. r..tin: "Terrw In .... Town" Ind "On tti. BMl" I&) Ar9ld fOfait HIPlictda (C) 3:301 V...,.. (C) . SINI• Up (C) TV PartJUa• (C) Cl) W•IM Trlll• (C) I .. ~ NII~ (C) • AokdiUN USA (C) 4:00 8 MIT bpertl (C) (R) "Cry Alirm." An ln·dtpth look at prop· trty protection ind various formt of security are pl'9tented. Clttt a~ £ap1rl•Ht II ~ "Color Me Ger· man." An Amerie1n Nearo tchool· teacher (James Edwards) aoe• to Cennany to visit his nephew (Ron Wiiiiams), the German·bom eon of an American Hearo f1ther ind • white Cenn1n mother (R091m•ril Fendel). Program filmed In •nd •round Munich. B Dr. ltildlrt JlmlftJ Durentt Prtstnb The llnllOCI Sittll'I (C) I hslpoft tD Profit (C) (f)l.lnmlt Mlt's...., (R) TIM AM9trl 4:15 m Dollars I. Stllll (C) 4:!0 fJ Ntw1m1Url (C) J1mes Firmer, Assistant Secretery of Health. Edu. cation ind Welfare, Is queried •bout the Admlnlstr1tlon's civll ihts policy. Hanf (C) SamtOft (C) . loolt ... t (C) (R) "Hey White Girt," by SUSln Greaory, 17·Ytlf· old white student In all·bl1ck school. . I Adtlllltt c:en la &cutlls Enllan O'T .... ne Qold"' Y11rs (C) , 5:00 II IUIXT ..... (C) Clete Roberti. 0 ROBERT _.UNCH, H~ * Education and Welfare Secretary on INQUIRY With Host Maury Green. 0 Inquiry (C) Robert Finch auests. 1J Mister M1coo (C) 0 DEBBIE REYNOLDS! * "ATHENA" -IN COLOR! 0 M..te: (C) "AllMna" (romance) ·~Jane Powell, Debbie Reynolds, Edmund Purdom, Vic Damone. Two athletic and be1utlful sisters In 1 family of he1lth culturists cntta problems for two suitors trylnc to live up to their st1nd1rds on • diet of health foods. 11 Spy (C) Dllttarf (C) Patty O.U (}) S.W... Alts Tllutrt: "Rim· rod." @ Ci) My Wortd (C) fll) 'nit Sllow (C) Colncidln1 with the n1 tionwlde "environmental teach-.ln'' called ''Earth Oly" on Aprll 22,_ the show hosts specl1I suest Gerrett De Bell, 1uthor of "The Envlronmentel ~1ndbook." ti> I n l t r net I 1111 I Fultlef.Sac:ar. Gu•d•l•Jar1 va. Bot1fop. I Hert Co1111 die Slllrs (C) Dt•lfteos Clp-. Min frM UNClL (C) 170 In 1t." C) Cry >P· ms It• .. .,. ol- to !on of • r1e nd er, lu- td vii !tt Ir• ck ~. ti t) " IO • tt lo et ,. :h al "' II >f r: S:JO 1J Qt Cl)....._. HMr (C) D M-Allericaa Cotlep S11ow (C) mMcHalt'1 N., ~ (1) Wortd r...,.,_ (C) I \' f ~ I N (, 6:GO R 6 ()) CIS &eeia1 N... (C) (30) Roaer Mudd. 19@ @E fran• McStt Rtport (30) ...... , ... (C) (60) Tiit CMWJ 5'ew (C) (60) The Steel Wool autsts. m Movie: ''Tiie fllforcel"' (drama) '50-Humphrey Bo11rt, Zero Mostel. m Alli... Action •lld Advlllblrt ~ (30) '1he lturt Pyamles." A study of the little people of Africa. Ell) S,.Culltion (C) (60) (R) G> .... for ,.., Life (C) (60) &:JO IJ Rod s.tlnt1 Wonderful Wof1d of ••• OblolelCIMI (C) (30) (R) Serllna reveals what mikes thlnp obsolete and intmiews matchmak- er Clara line. I f 0> oo m c. E. eon.,. 11ow1 Star Tf1l (C) (60) Cl) Slilppy (C) (60) 7:00 6 IB Cl) I IRc!Al I Tiit Hlrit• C~ (C) (60) (R) Combin- ing basketball skill and court antics, The Globetrotters play 1 fame with the Washlnrton Generals. Guest Soupy Siies appears as the coach. Jack Whitaker provides the com-mentlry. · D ~Ci) m Wild Kin... (C) (30) .• ~R) "The Lost World of Angel Falls.' Martin Per11ins visits the DEBBIE REYNOLDS ATHENA Wai Wai Indians who inhabit the banks of the Orinoco River In Vene- zuela. D HAVE YOU DISCOVERED * SHANI LATELY? a ••c:ae s <C> <60> ''Tht Shani Wallis Show.''. The Rlpt· eous Brothers and The Original Ciste are also featured. D @ Cl) Im Land of Utt Claftts ~) (60) "The Inside Rail." The Earthlings ire tnipped at a horse racing track. Ben Blue guests. fJ bl P.trol (C) (30) fJ1) The Advocates (C) (60) "Should Your City or Town Try To Integrate Its Public Schools Through Re- distrlctina and Buslnf?'' Part II. eJ Teatro F1ntutJco (C) (60) 7:30 Cl @ 00 m WOftdtfful Wetlcl of Dluty (C) (60) (R) "Almost An· gels." Part I of two-part musical drama. A Young lad encounters many obstacles on the Wl'J to becoming 1 member of the Vienna Boys' Choir. 0 MAiion $ Mov6t: "Ho .. lefOft Dlft" (drama) '53-Jean Simmons. Dan O'Hetllhy. A young woman stru11les to reaaln her place in • normal society after h0$pltallzatlon wr a mental breakdown. Q) Pusport to Travel (C) (30) "Cruising the Rhine.'' 1:00 II 9 Cl) Ed SuHln11 (C) (60) Jan Peerce and The Everly Brothers auest. U ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) * T-BIRDS vs. TEXAS U Roller C1mu (C) (2 hr) T- 81rds vs. Texas Outlaws. •. WATER CONFIDENCE FOR CHILDREN Net • ,.,. 111.0ATllS .,._ .. lf•a• ....., & ...,.._. a. ....,. Deoclep., a. ... .,.. ...... a .......... ..., .. .... ROATIU ,..._ .,.._ telfM ~ ... e.,t. el ........ ..ci ........ .,... ......................... twf..... c....... 111.0ATID ....,... cWW le _... w.I ...,,. ... ....., ...... tf. H.-............. ..... ....................... ...................... , ... .... u-... ...... ..,.., ...... • ........ Mell SJ.fl + •• , ... , ....... . SANJAI PIODUCTI. ... IU1, Milllef-. C.. tftM. Better Living" D'AMBRA Conlfructlon Co. Addition Specio lists" Build Now and Save $$$ • F•mily Rooms • Bedrooms • S.throoms • 2nd Story Rm. Call T oclay • • . 846-2780 FrH Estimates • 61/i•/. Bank Financint fJ (j]) (i)t:D Tiit Fii (C) (60) -------------------fR) "Blood '"Tie." Erskine trails a hlfack aang to Seattle where leader Q) Ntwl (C) (30) Larry McConnlck. CD Ntw1 (C) (30) John M1r1'11ll. Ricky Kriton (5'ott Marlowe) Is fl) ....... Movie (60) Q) .. ..,n klltll•11 (C) (30) planning I $220,000 narcotics theft. m ........ (C) (30) (R) 11:001 9 Ci) """ (C) Julie Adams. Donna Baccala, Ml· C) (30) ~ •f T...mw (C) chael Tolan, Jan Merlin and Robert ti) TV Mlltical Osurt ( • Wlllil• F. hdltf (C) "Should Dayle guest. 9:30 I "... (C) (30) Oou1 Dudley. the ROTC Be Put Off Clmpuat" m Movlt &reats: (C) "Silll Stock· Cott .AS (30) Guests are profeuors Arthur Bier· Inga" (musical) '57-Fred Astaire, : A CollWtf'lltion Witll Clfol Chin-man and Dante Germino. C.yd Charisse, Janis Paiae. Peter Rill& (30) (R) .... -..._ (C) m Melle: "lllrll Secrlla" (drama) Lorre. Musicll comedy sugaested IE eo..ntarloa 1 Ctltlw-'6---Pltricia Neal. Ruth Roman, by "Ninotchka," with music and (30) Beanor Parktf. lyrics by Cole Porter. 10:00 II Qt Cl) Million: lm,.alble (C) Q) It 11 Written (C) I He Sllcl, SIM Slid (C) (30) (60) (R) A do1 that collects rare 11:30 IJ Movlt: (C) "11•11 Ham ftll· Man Fro"' Cochise (30) stamps aids In the 1pprehension of Ill" (comedy) '58 -Debbie Rtr· n. fonylAt Sip (60) a narcotlC$ kin1Pln (Ftfn1ndo la· ~ds, Curt Jurgens. m C.rroUMI Mulc.ano (30) mas). . I ID Ci) ..... (C) 1:30 B 0 @) m 181 Cosby Sllow (C) 0 @ @ m I IPlc@:• ,,..... Colt AS (60) (R) '1he Fatal Phone Call.'' tiaf's On Stare PYwnts Tiit THJ Cl) 1111 CllrtatopMia (C) Whlle ~Ing In his neighbortlood, ~~[19• J~ha~90~nju~lri~J:: 12:00 D Spullln1 Frttl1 (C) Jlmtt Chet Kincaid answers a ringing "~ er vi Stewart guests. phone in an outdoor booth end Laine to· host the 24th . annutl pre-U raaower Sptdll (C) "The He- becomes involved In a aaraae me· sentatlon· of the Antoinette Perry brew Accent on Frttdom." Rlbbl chanic's marital problems. Vic Tay-Awards for ex.cellence In tht.B~~~ Juda Gllsntr of Tujun1a explains back plays the mechanic. way Theatre in New York City. the sirnifictnce of Paaowr and the I fNblm (C) (30) eluded are ~ecl1I honors to Barbra custom and ritual of Ult Stdw. Wotid TollltrrOW. (3300)) Streisand, Ser Noel Coward, Alfred Narration by Harry Von Zell. M11l111llllno J C.rlota (30) !-unt and Lynn Fontanne, and Jo· D cm (])G) ,. ... ~C) 9:00 Qt Cl) Cltn C.Mpbtll (C) (60) seph Papp. m an.91 S....,: 'Mein Strttt ( ) Dionne Warwick, Roy Clerk. and U Ntw1 (C) (30) to Broe~ Gaylord & Holiday 1uest. 0 Ltt Mt 'Tai• To · • • (C) (60) Q3 @ I (C) B 9 Ci) m lonaiw (C) (60) Dr. ~uli1n Nava and Wilson Riles, 12'15 IRI 11111 la ... ut. C) "A Matter oTCircumstance." little candidates for . office ~ Superin· : WJ Cl) • ( Joe is kicked b,._ frifhtened horse tendent of Pubhc Instruction, auest. 12.JO ! Movie. (C) "M1rdl Gr.... (mu. and fears he may die from In· I UM~ R~ (C) (30) C:2e ·~ 0-; :yat :::,":; Ch= Juries an .. n .-oru11 • , U ~ (])ft) ABC Sundly Movie• : Soul! (C) (60) Deejay Hal Jadt· North. (Cl "fall of the 1e .. n EM,._,; .fOll hosU. Guests Include Miss 1:00 IJ Movie: ''l'llt hldfr Mlfttll" (drama) '64-Sophla Loren, Stephen Black Amtflcl (G. 0. ,smith), Tht (1tl·fl) '57--Crllf Stevens. Boyd, Alec Guinness, James Ma10n, Five Stalnteps, the Dtlfonlcs, Carl• D Ntwl (C) Christopher Plummer, Omar Sharif. Thomas and James Haughton. 1:30 ID Mowlt: "Strlnp HolldlJ" (drl· The licentious son of Marcus Aure· ti) Fr1a Teetro (60) ma) '46-Qaudt Rains. llus arranges for his father's mur-10:30 II Tiie Wini TolllClfTft (C) (30) der and takes over as emperor. (R) ''Our Wasted Youth." 2:30 IJ N ... /81Yt UllofMI DIJ (C) 'The Movie Game" Gets New Host The Movie Game, seen Mon- day-througtrPriday at" 8 PM on KTLA, Channel S, has a new look.· The most noticeable change is .the host. He~s Larry Blyden, an amiable, quick-witted gentleman who is well-known for his many parts on Broadway and for his emcee duties on the NBC game show, Personality. Blyden be- comes The Movie Game host this Monday. Sonny Fox, who hosted the show through its first two cycles, found it impossible to commute to Hollywoott" from New York because of his recent election to the post of President of the Na- tional Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Jn another renovation, the competing teams now arc com- prised of three celebrities each rather than ,the previous two celebrities with one "civilian" movie buff. Each all-star team playii for sopieonc in the view- ing audience. More than $I 0,- 000 can be won in the jack-pot. The Movie Game continues to feature more headliners than any other TV show, and Army Archerd, nationally syndicated Holl ywood columnist, continues as celebrity profilist and inter- viewer. ' I I I I 642..4321' Offset & Letterpress , ,, •' > I : - E ~z « : ...... _____ . "A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. lalboe Blvd. -Newport IMch Ptl• 10 I I I I I I ~.• I r' •, t '\, I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 18, 1970 U TIM Lacy Sllew (C) Cl) ID It r.-T~ (C) : See Daytime Movies. llwt Ua 11lis Der (C) Jacl LI l.aane (C) S..rlll St..., (C) U ..... (C) ~ Eldlu.. (C) (J) ...,. ....... ,.,..., .. , ...,..., (C) .Stiel ltlfW llld , ..... ""*"' tf ... Wedd THltrt CIMWntl'• Sllows _,_,__ 0:25 u.·--{C) ln ftr tllt U,U.. (C) Wed. 9:30 ...,., H.w.. (C) c....ctlty t.,.rt m c...c.ntntitll <C> DIC N .... ric:e (C) : See D1ytlme Movies. • ~: Tlt~~-f~ (C) 10:00 I Cl)~ :.::<C)(C) ~ ~ llld Her tf " (C) Sire tf tile C.ntllry (C) Mr. WhMMe (C) S•llJ TodlJ (C) Ion U.. Clown (C) • Elftll 0., a.ffdrell'a Spedll (C) StNti Mllbt Wednesday only. . s.a.e Street <C> #11s.120.10:JO§t11Cl)Lewe .. Utt <C> 7:30 • Futwea (C) U Cl) 8' Hollywood Sqlllfa .....,._,(C) ) Guests are Jim Backus, Nanette SaldfJ s.iu. (C) Fabrty, em Bixby, and Lind• (])ft~Frltndl (C) Cristal. 4t Cl) In ltlp (C) fJ Tltt C•llopi111 Coun11tt (C) Mentlit ltd (C) T Meyers. Graham Kerr hosts. Clllbr (C) II) TrM fllaa (C) Mon., Tues., (I) Jacl LI l..lft11t (C) Fri,; WlfW ef WeMn (C) Wed., C.-. .. altJ I.a.tin ... ~ (C) Thurs. Mr ....... I (C) 11:0011~ Wlltre tile tt.ert 11 (C) Mewle: See Daytime Movies. 8' JMp.nlJ (C) M.ltlM 1tJ (C) 1ew1teW (C) Sfld«·M111 (C) • ,_,. (C) Cl) QtMM fer 1 D.y (C) Ro•per Room (C) IS YOUR CAR READY FOR SUMMER? PRE-WACATION SPECIAL! 130 ELECTRONIC TESTS IN OUR $100,000 DIAGNOSTIC CENTER REGULAR $9.95 WITH THIS AD Y .. r cer ..,_ UO •Ital tftft for safety, ,.ffonitOKe -NII• blllty et .-cllor-4 spe9da •P to 70 M.r .H., wllll~ yo• wtltell o• yo•r ow• dlal1 alHI htdlcatort I• .. , air cOltdltlotted olMeMtet'I 9all.ry. YHr ltetitilled wrlttff ... , ,.,..n tallft th , ... , worts o•t of yo•r cer•1 ce•dltlo• so yo• 11t9Y lte SURI , .. •• ,..dy for Mfe, corefNo tlrl•I ... THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 HARBOR Bl VD., COST A MESA 642.0010 PROGRAMS thru FRIDAY fB n.c. Martiet (C) Cont 11:25 8 Qt()) CIS News (C) EDITOR'S NOTE: Apollo XIII Is ldltdultd to .,._ down la tll• hciflc Octla TlttdaJ at 12:16 PM. lM eoltr cewnp ., reentry, ......... 8" r'ICDV· .,, will lfttempt ~--1 .. ,. 11:30 8 Qt Ci) S..rdl for TOlllOJNW (C); Ap0Ho XIII SplaaWown and RecovtfJ (C) Tuesd1y. Three-hour covera1e. Walter Cronkite ind W•I· ter M. Schirr1 report. D O 00 m TIM WM, Wllat Mid wi... II••• (C); Apollo XIII SplaMdown (C) Tuesday. Frank Mc:Gee is anchorman for the 21/z· hour covera1e. I Fettu. " fih• (C) Mon. only. @ (]) T1lft Girt (C) @ (])'GB Apollo XIII Splalll- down (C) Tuesd1y. Jules Ber1m1n and Frank Reynolds co-anchor the 2-hour cover11e. m u. C1tJ Sdlools II) World of WolMft (C) Mon .• Tues., Fri.; Penpec:tiwe/Strttdl & Sew (C) Wed.; Tiit P'itrr• Show (C) Thurs. fE Sul111 S1rttt (C) (R) #116· 120. Pro1r1m Is pre-empted Wednesday for Earth D1y Specials. u:ss o 9 oo m "'c ..... <t> ArT1R·.on·. m, .......... wi...,<C> 2:30 1J 9 ()) Eda-ef Nlllrt (C); Seardl for TMOrTOW (C) Tues. only. CJ 0 00 m AaotMr World - So111rut (C); Dep of Our llvta (C) Tues. only. '- lllrt Ta,. (C) Betsy P1lmer. @(I) EE Dltift1 11•• (C); .t Clrt (C) Tuesd1y only . II) Adwtlrturt/Travtl (C) 3:00 8 QI (j) llOMJ ,,.. (C); Al Utt World Tuma (C) Tues. only. I Ira Your ltt (C) ~Jhtrtl (j1) (]) m 1 ... .,, , Helpital i; lat of EWJJtltil1 (C) Tues. Bozo's Ill Top Sllew (C) 00 Mltiltw. Don Rodew1ld. • Mtvit MatlllH 3:30 lumy hlr (C) (R) Richard D1wson hosts. Guests 1re J1ne Ketne, Robert Clary (Mon., Tues., Wed.); Madeleine Sherwood, Robert Clary (Thurs., Fri.) D Mlb Douatu (C) J1ck Jones co-hosts. IJ fatlltr Kllftl lat; ,....., ~ (C) Mon. only. 1J (j1) (}) Q» 0.. Uft To LM (C); A World Apart (C) Tues. only. 1,.,.,. and fritftds (C) Hobo ICellJ (C) Elrtll DIJ (C) H1lf-hour open. I show. Wed. only. ()) ,.,,.,_ Cartooa (C) 3:45 F•blr11 and News (C) 4:00 Mr. Ed; Movie: Tues. only. DMNce Collft (C) @ Cil Q} Dart SMclMn (C); 12:00, Alltiq .. (C). All MJ Cltlldrtfl (C) Tues. only. . 0 00 m lift With lln•lttt.r I Mau Roo• for DeddJ i J1ck 1nd Art Unkletter. M~"!".!'lld(C) , ...... , "") Mr. Ma,oo 11 (C) w : Eartn .,., -,.. s .....-,., @ (I) (E Tiit lest of [VtrJ· (R) Wed. tllin1 (C) 4:15 : TIM FritndtJ llant . l saitrlff Jelln (C) 4:30 Movie: Sff Daytime Movies. fB (j) Ntw1 (C) Stnp tbt Stars (C) fiuac:ial Ntw1/Clotin1 Prices 0 News (C) 12:05 i AM llltdltr st.ow (C) Haal (C) 12·30 · (j) As UM Wortd Tama (C) TIM Munsters . 00 m DaJ1 of Our Livt1 (I) Mi•• Douatu (C) ( ) Macdonald Ctrey stirs. : Seu• S1rett (C) (R) 1J Mtvit: See 0.ytime Movies; ()) l'!t fllntmn• (C) i.•s st.ow lC> Wed. only. Obletiofl I@ Cl) Q) A World Aplrt (C) • • ftabns Diall111 for Dolln (C) • lewitdMd (C); Twillpt loM, 12:45 Co•llOdltJ Report Tues. 1:00 fa (j) love Is t MaftJ Spltn-5:00 DIC Ntwtervfce (C) dortd T11ln11) News (C) Tom Reddin. • • TIM Dod9rl (C) • flipper (C) 11 fE . AH MJ Qildr• (C} News (C) ~eor1e Putnam. Queen for a 0., (C) a.t.la (C) feablm/EM.ltilul Sllews 00Ji•lllJ TIM .... (C) 1:30 tBJ (iJT1M ll11dla1 Uatrt (C) ()) Tiit Mllftlltn ~ 00 m AaetlMr Wtrld llJ · Dos Cities "' ~ .. tatJ j_C) llllllpt'a lllllMI (C) i (j1) (]) &) Llt'1 Ma•• a Dell • • Notldn/~ Monty Hall hosts. • llallepln1 Qour•tt (C) Movie: See D1ytlme Movies. 5:30 &)AIC Ntw1 (C) 1:50 fasMG11 In Sewta1 (C) • Candid Ca•ra 1:55 htll t11fVtJ C..•ntl (C) llllipa's lllalMI (C) 2:0019()) Secnt .,. (C) 00 Tiils .,., lt70 (C) • ~ Ci) 8' 1ftctit Praltt (C}; : Mittareprs' Ntjpbertleed (C) Utt Wit11 u..1ettar (C) Tuts. only. Ci) News (C) Mike Foley. 1Cael1111 (C) Wed. only. ifiwta r Clpt!llM @CIJ(E ,....,... 11••• (C) • Ton Tait (C) Movie: Ste D1ytlmt Movlu. 5:55 @ (]) Local Ntw1 Update (C) SENIOR . CITIZENS Special Cllarter Rate .PARKHURST • 24 hour ettendent Mrvlce • 0.lly mehl Mrvlce . • FurnlshM rooms or.,...~, furniture w.lceme e Guest mMls on request e Help with medlc.tlon1 • Trensportetion to ~,. or other · · lllMlal fecllltl .. • Pertonel leundry .. rvlce evaH•bl• • Automettc fire IPrinkl.,. system . • Ile ... are month ,to month RATES FROM $210.00 per IMfttll, no leaM r .. lrecl O.A.S. leclpiHta acceptecl 9925 LA ALAMIDA 'HONI: FOUNTAIN VALLIY (714) H2.JS31 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE.EK, APRIL 18, 1970 ROSEY GRIER ••• THE GIANT OF SHOWBUSINESS "Yea, but bow many ca11s are there in "Hollywood for guys nearly seven feet high and 300 pouncb?" That question was posed as to the wis- dom of a decision for one of today's giaot- sized athletes turning to sbowbusiness for a career. The answer to that skeptic's query ia that obviously there are a great number of calla if you use Rosey Grier as a criterion. There ia no busier person in Hollywood today than Rosey. It is especially telling during a crisis time that now eXJ.Sts with production at the major studios at an all- tlrne low. Of course one has to have that little ingredient called talent, and Rosey muat have as much as bis huge frame. He is in constant demand for motion pictures, nightclub dates, and personal appearances in addition to bis co-starring role in the Daniel Boone series (Thursdays, 7:30 PM, Channel 4) and hosting bis own weekly variety show, The Rosey Grier Show, (Sa~ urdays, 6:30 PM, Channel 7). Actually Rosey doesn't weigh 300. His harried sched- athlete or the athlete in ICaJ'cb of a way to stay in the limelight after be was over the bill, is a moot quest.ion. ''Tarzan" is the champ in using up old athletes, headed by Olympic swimming champions Johnny Weissmuller and Buster Crabbe, followed by Olympic shot-put med· aliat Herman Brix (Bruce Bennett). A 1001 list of muacle.,.men with leas impressive credentials followed through the years until the age of the great ape man faded away ~e and a jud_icious _count of calorics keep Mmkal ...._ tor~r .. ,,,....... ham at a playmg weight of 285. a., 6e FrMkle on.a ..-. a.ell n.. Tbe tr..k record ladkatee that the ath- .. ~-.-. ~ ~ • ..,.... ..... lete aspiring to stardom in sbowbusiness is Oii .._ pbr, _. 1ka C...... • lie 01pL up against some hefty odds. With a few ex-00 television. Then there was the sad cue ceptions like Jim Brown, former Cleveland of Villanova'a pole vaulting king Don Brown football great, who is making it in Bragg who wanted more than anything to • a big way in motion pictures, there are play Tarzan and openly campaigned for precious few who are really becoming stars. the job, but no one would ofter it to him. Bill Russell, the giant of the Boston Celtics _UK years, has indicated a bent for the en-Jolua Wayne and W...ct BolMI played ' tertainment world and is currently "looking football for USC. Chuck Connors was a at scripts." All-pro defensive end Deacon major league buebalJ player u was John Jones of the Los Angeles Rams threatened to hang up his pact. last year for a con- centrated career on the nightclub circuit with a group but changed his mind for a couple of more years on the gridiron. His ambitions still lie in that direction. On a more lightweight scale, other ath- letes have met with a modicum of success. Denny McLain, Detroit Tiger pitching ace, opened in Las Vegas with a great deal of fanfare for his organ playing-singing act. His stay there was short-lived but be ia still holding forth in clubs in the mid-west. Famed jockey WOUe Sboanaker recently made his singing and dancing debut on the Hollywood Palace and while ii wu a credit- able performance, it was suggested he not hang up bis tack jusl yet. 0 . J. Simpson, Heisman Trophy winner, received aome good notices for his co-starring role in Medical Center at the start of the season last fall and viewers will probably be seeing more of him now that he's back in town from Buffalo. Of course there arc the myr- iad guestings by athletes on continuing comedy series that stretch the word "act- ing" to its Umit. The athlete aad sbowbusiness outwardly seems to be p. strange alliance, but they have been a part of each other since early motion picture days. Whether it was the moviemaker exploiting the name of the ..... 12 Beradino, star of General Hospital. Cow- boy Johnny Mack Brown waa a great back at Alabama. Some notable women athletes to make good were swimmer Esther Wil- liams and ice skating darling Sonja Heoie. Along the way the exploiters tried to capitalize on sports heroes and came up with those awful B movies like "Harmon of Michigan" (Tom Harmon), and "Craz.y- legs" (Elroy Hirsch). You can catch tbete beauties sometimes in the yawning dawn hours of television. · Filmmakers seem to have their woes in trying to depict sports or sports heroes in believable situations on film. Of courtc there have been a few notable exceptions. Roscy Grier came to sbowbusinesa via pro football's Los Angeles Rams and New York Giants. He was a member of the Rams' Fearsome Fouaome-the oonp~il front four in the National Football League. He was on top of the world until one day in the Coliseum against the Kaoaas City Chiefs be found himself sitting on the turf looking at the thousands of people won- dering what in the world he was going to do. He couldn't get up. He knew he bad tom bis leg apart! "What wu be going to do?" It wu wllllle k ,, .. wttJa the Giants tllat Captain Kyle Rote (now a television sporta- caatcr) had encouraged Rosey to think of a second career in sbowbuainess. He act to work on his singing-which be had been doing since he was fiv~nd soon guest shots were offered. He appeared with Joey Bishop, Jonathan Winters. Smothers Broth- ers, Bob Hope (on bis special and touring with him in Vietnam), on the Hollywood Palae< and many more. Acting roles began to appear in Man from UNCLE, Wild, Wild West, and I Dream of Jeannie. K.ABC-TV was searching for a boat for a Saturday evening half-hour variety show. Many auditioned and Roscy was selected. The Rosey Grier Show is in syndication throughout the nation. ln addition to star guests such as Bob Hope, Milton Berle, Edward G. Robinson and other gre.ats, the show prides itself in scouring the ghetto areas to find fresh new talent and give them a boost up the ladder. A segment called Charles Brown at Large baa the re- nowned black journalist taking his film crew to record and talk with organizations and individuals who can be an inspiration to others. ROR)' thell wa written Into the Daniel Boone series on NBC u runaway slave Gabe Cooper and has co-starring status. His club act bas taken him across the country from the Century Plaza Hotel to a campus tour in the East. He appeared in the motion picture "In Cold Blood,·• and co-starred with Ricardo Montalban in a feature TV pilot, "Joaquin Murietta." 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C.a M.- 541 ... 11 , '42·1JH ' ...... ' , .... - 7 0.,.1 CA RPEi CLEANING PAINTING DEEP STEAM CAIPIT CLEANING WE·LDON 'S RUG & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS -Complete C•rpet S.rvfc- S4MD3 or 494-5920 PARADISE PAINTING • INTERIOR EXTERIOR • ACOUSTIC CEILING PAINTS . 12 YRS. EXP. STATE LICENSED PITTSBURGH PAINTS 3-1787 Each weeknight men Southern C.lifoma.s N1V on Gil S1ntton to unteramble the IPOf"b m thM MY other news ,..ortw, k>cel or networit. -THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, APRIL UI, 1970 ' MONOt\Y APRIL 20 For mornln1 and afternoon nstinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS." Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTlME MOVIES &:30 0 .. Dlvtd Cepp•fllW" Pert I (dusic) '3!>-W. C. Flelds, frtd· die B1rtholomew, Lionel B1nymore, M1ureen O'Sulliv1n. Conclusion Is shown tomorrow at this time. 9:00 a "Wden ..,.. (dr1m1) '39- Wllllam Holden, B1rtm1 St1nwyck. 9:30 0 "Tltt hlcta.btf" (dr1ma) '~lynls Johns. Robert Newton. 81 .. Plcl·Up AlltJ" (dr1m1) '57- Victor Mature, Anit1 Ekber1. lZ:lO 1J .. MINOC:a" (adventure) '3~ GllY Cooper, M1r1ene Dietrich. 1:30 OJ "flle WMle Trllttl" (dram1) 'S8 -Stew1rt Gr1n1er. DoMI Reed. Z:OO fJ (C) '"btlJ 'h~ tltt fll1 loys'! (comedy) '59-f'aul Newm1n, Jolnne Woodward. 4;30 fJ (C) "flle llazitl1 fwlll" (dr•· IN) '52-John P11ne. Aina Moore- head. rvrN1•.c. "·I~ ...... (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. W H...,_MtU., (C) (30) c.a '" r., lllist (C) (30> Wink M1rtindlle hosts. P1ntllsts 1r1 Nipsey Russell, Jack Carter and ·Morey Amsterdlm. 0 Sb O'Cledl lleN: (C) ... lwtr er ... lttln" (advtnture) '54- Robert Mitchum, Marilyn Monroe, Rory Cllhoun. A barroom entertlin· er. 1 widower and his 10.,.1r-old ton tmel down.river Oft I raft. I Did v.. Dr'e (30) Tiie FllMlllMI (C) (30) Sbr Trtt (C) (60) (})Ale c..-.. ...... (C) (30) wur1 "-? (C) (30) "The Fir Tree," by Hans Christiln Andersen. I (I) cas ..._ (C) <30> ..... (30) () c..... (30) ..... ia till ..... (t) (60) Jlck White. Alex Dnitr, G1oril Gre«. Patti Beebe. 6;lO 0 Ult ....... (C) (60) a a... .... ct> (90) Pit I McConnicl. Pit Henry, Rucfr V1llff and Rid\ard WiJlialftS pest. e Tiie c-. c... (t) (30) Jim MK«ttfl hosh. SaMy Blroa. Can IWillia~ms F~" :;..rw.tt;, ~ ""' .._ (60) 6 II • ; •trM iJ (C) (30) • ltn I• fer lh. . (C) (30) A cartful stlld1 of PJCWt:J .._. ....... the tflouatits ol • bllCt ~ worbr. I Cl) ... -Slit SllW (C) (30) IWid.r. )t (C) (SO} Diii '-t ~ (C) (30) JKk latt\Hl. l ...... h (JO) ~ cas ~ ._ tc> (30l Waltw ~ G......, llJ u..? (Q (JO) • I t.. lmcr (lO) I I -I I 970 I n r. '· e I "Id· ore, Is ~ tck. lnl) :on. 7- ~ '58 Ira· ,,.. hJ. IO) Ire ind ,. )t, in- >ld 0) Fir NI. 0) ii 'It et m n d. 0) 0) D) J) MARILYN MONROE BIVEBOF NO RETURN MONDAY IN COLOR KABC-TV . T.C.B. -Actually me.... Tak.In' Catt of Butoas. It allo meaas the Temptadom Come Back on "T.C.B.'' a1rtn1 MondlJ 11 I PM In the Laap-la dme aloC on NBC. The top llfqlns poup ~•tar wtdl Diana Roa and The Sopnmea on the special l'hkb Oi"Waally aired In Dttember 1961. lndfYldually The Temptadooa are (1-r): Oda WO- Uanu, Eddie KHclrkb, Dennis Edwards, Melvin Fnnkllil a nd Paal WOUa-. '-t die a.ct (C) (30) Cil......, SMw (C) (2 hr) . Ai«a! (30) Cl) Tnllll er c.--.-(C) . etlat'a W.W (C) (30) sa .. 11wte Mn css> T1'lt 81rt (C) (30) 7:JO Cit (j) ,....._ (C) (60) (A) "Hawk.'' A half·brMd Indian pollct •rteant (Brendon Boone) finds his mother (Louise Latham) -a white woman who abandoned him whM she escaped her Apache capCora. DmMJ W.W •M ..._ t. It (C) (30) (R) "Nobody Ewr Kllla Dntons Anymore." Elwtn pickle forks become objects of lntema· tlonal intriru-as John Monroe • capes Into 1 world of f1nt11y. 0 (fl) (]) tm It T ,._ a Tlliel (C) (60) (R) ''l'he Thr" Viralns of Rome." Al Mundy Is uslantd to protect three priceless palntlnp in Rome and discovers that hla father wants to steal them. f.dmund Pur- dom. Karin Dor and Victor Buono au est fJ lat " Laa MC'lts t: (C) "Tilt Pink hlltlle(' (comedy) '64 -David Niven, Peter Selim, Rob· ert W11ner. Clpuchine, Cl1udia Cardinale. A priceless rem la sourflt by 1 wtnttd jtwtl thief whose accomplice Is the wife of a Frtndl police Inspector. I Tnllll 11 CollMlllllltftCU (C) (30) Pq M111t1 (60) Fmdl CW (30) "The ca. for Siimon." -I Cnrr d• a.... (30) 7:55 • ~de ...... 1:00 · m i IH" ~ (C) (60) (R) T1kin1 care the busineaa they know 10 well-4ln1inr-Dilna Rosa and the SUprtmea and the TtmP· tationa present music in the mod mtnner. IJ Mevlt Ca•t (C) (30) Lany Bly· den hosts. Guests are Eve Arden, Ro1er Smith. J11ne Meadows, Joe C.mp1nella, Ann-Marrret and Steve Allen. I To Ttll tlle Trvtlt (C) (30) Werld Pt• (C) (60) ... .., ... (30) 1:05 Aqai Tres hthtts (25) l :JO Cit (j) ........ lltq (C) (30) (R) Vivian Jones arri'fts In Holly· wood and expects Lucy to make iood her promise to 1rran1e a din- ner date with L1wrence Wtlk. Vivian Vince and Lawrence Wtlk ~est. Celclen Yopp (C) (30) "Tht rte Rifts." 0 lf1' (1) G) AIC Mondly Movie: (C) il[n.Jtsl Su11•tf"' (adventure) '69 -Robert Auaust, Mike Hyn· *>If. Two youna C.lifornl1 surfers travel around the world seetcinr the perfect wave. I David Fmt Sltow (C) (90) T1tt Ill V1ll17 (C) (60). i )fl si.ow dt M1wlclo Carces (C) £strtll11 111 Mla•I (C) (30) t:OO , M•JbtrrJ IU'.D. (C) ( 0),~dy returns with his wife and their new b1by. Andy Griffith and Aneta Corstut pest a @ Ci) m MOlldly Nlpt MOV· It: (C) <ifltt n"' and die .....,. cat" (comedy) '67-Vittorio Gass. min, Eletnor Parker, Ann·Mararet. A successful businessman, faclna the emotlon1I shock of 1dv1ncln1 age. encounters romance. (Continued) • .. HEALTH IN AMERICA-The state of the nation's health and its health services will be the subject of a mojor Aree- part CBS News investigative series, CBS Reports: "Health in America," on consecutive nights, Monday, April 20, Tues· day, April 11 and Wednesday, April 22 at JO PM in color on CBS. The first broadcast, "The Problem and the Prac· tice" (April ZO), will investigate whether adequate health care--the right doctor and the proper 11¥atment-is avail- able to the average Amuican when he needs it. Correspond· ent George Herman (top) will be the reporter. "Don't Get Sick in America" ( Aeril 2 I), with Correspondent Daniel Schorr as reporter (center), will look at the spiraling costs of medical treatment, and the effect a serious prolonged lllness can have on the finances of an average middle-class family. The concluding segment, "A Question of Survivor' (April 22), will report on this country's environmental crisis and look at the activities of that day, designated as Earth Day by the critics of environmental pollution. Corre.fponderat Walter Cronkite (bottom) will be the reporter. Bernard Delmotte, one of the Calypso's divers. takes a close-up look at a Sea Elephant pup on the ABC News Special, "Return of the Sea Elephants," Thursday at 7:30 PM. "Return of, the Sea Elephants" is an episode, in the award-winning documentary series, The Undersea World of Jacques C~usteau. (R) WANTED IOYS & GIRLS AGES 3 TO 19 io Audition on Closed Circuit Tel.-,l1lon and Quetlfy for HOLLYWOOD TALENT POOL IRANDON CRUZ Br•ndon Cruz joine.d th• ta'8nt pool, and five montfts later signed • five year contract with M-G-M. Now he can be seen each week af 8:0o Wednesday eve- nings on "Courhhip of Eddie's Father." Hollywood_ Talent Coordinator will be in Orange County this week for your on-camera audition CALL (714 J 547-6251 Tetent Search Being Conducted by TAKE 1 PRODUOIONS -. HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. ..... 11 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. APRIL 18. 1970 MONDAY (Continued) lnYestlaate whether adequate health 11~ Petrel U JULIE WEAVES A care is available to lb.• peraie az (l)tm""" <C) Americ.n when he needs lt/Georie llewlt: ·~ (acMntUr9) * MAGIC SPELL! Herman reports. lck Powell. Mlchtllne Clleirel, • FootllOt Five (C) (60) Julia Im ..... (C) (60) Walter Slezak. London Ind The Serendipity Sina· fWetve ~ Hf&tl (60) II) He Said, Sh Said (C) ers are featured. Flrttl1 llt'e (C) (60) ''The New ~ • F.., .... H ft!' NET ·-·~-1 (C) (60) ''Th• Lona I ~"C!ALI •• -~ Q:,I --.. Rul sm In Movies" will be dis·thoulh the locale Is Chlcaco. Walk." A study of the ptlaht of the cussed by Wittlam F. Buckley and the problems of feedlna the hunary American Indian opens with • pre-three auesti: Leonard Kalt.le, Georre everywhere are examined sentation of the walk made In th• Bloomfield 1nd Larry Kramer · 11>rln1 of 1864 by 6.000 starvtna ti) Rubi c3o) · 11:15 ~Cl) Ch•~.·· Snt11teH (C) Navajos to fort Sumner. Hew 10:15 fJ Mewie: ''llle w,.,.1 Man" Belle Starr. Mexico. (dr1ma) '57 -Henr) Fonda, Vera ll:l011~erv Crttfln (C) Cl) l•padoa Mtllkai. (30) Mll8'. m JollnllJ c.non (C) G) Tele-Cln•a Alpntino (2 hr) 10:30 fJ (ffJ(]) &J Now (C) (30) "No tn 9:30 IJ ~ Ci) Doris DIJ (C) (30) (R) Deposit, No Return." This docu-IGB Didi ,c.wtt (C) Doris poses H the wife of her boss mentary keytjl to the national Mevie: 'Tiie Wayward Cirt" in • despirate scheme to convince · ecoloay 'teach-in, April 22. will deal, (drama) '57 -Marcia Henderaon. • husb1nd·huntln1 female that he's primarily In a poetic manner with Peter Walker. out of circulation. Julie Adams the enYironmental crisis sci~ntlsts 12:0011 C..•unity llllletl1 loafd (C) IUesb: believe mankind Is now faclna. 1:00 IJ Mewt.: "THCll of &If' (dmna) OJ NIWI (C) (30) Bill Johns. Prominent contervatlonists, ecolo-'Si-Charlton Heston, Oraon Welles, @I) Rtvlatl Musical (30) 1l1ts, spokesmen for Industry and Janet Lelah. 9:45 fJ. NIWIC€ I le~" Ward. futured auest, poet Mark Van ' D News (C) 10:00 1J QI H•ltll hi Doren, will appear. Cico Kid AIHflca ( ) • he Problem ti) Aunlll (30) Action Tlleltre: 'The Weddlna and the Practice." The llrst sea· 11:0019 Cl) II) News (C) Liiii Marlene." ment of • three.part series will 9 00 m News (C) 2:301J New1/llwe Ua lltia D1J (C) The big news controversy. We started it. Because ehannel two ran an ad which said that their news was "the best news broadcast on Los Angeles television." (Nothing is that absolute.). Witness the fact that we're trying to make our channel seven news the best news in the world. When you aim this high, you can't be complacent. As Bill Bonds puts it: "If TV news doesn't present what's happening so that it leads to rational solutions, the next generation won't have to worry about ratings." Try our Eyewitness News for an hour any Monday tjlrough Friday afternoon at 4:30 . Or catch us at 11:00. You deserve the best in your living room. We don't believe in starting something we can't finish . We want to bring you the beat newa In the world. Byewltn••• Newa • KABC· TV Bonds/Lawrence/Nahan/Sloane • 4:30 and 11:00 pm ei) ·I t)O 1,.) rel, .,, to. lfY C) ('C) rt" >n. :Cl 11) "' na TUESDAY APRIL 21 For morning and afternoon lf1ting1, pleaM see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D "'DMI r.,.....,. Pert II (dasslc) '38-W. C. Flelda, Freddie Bartholomew, Lionel Barrymore, Maureen O'Sullivan. Conclusion of yaterdajs 9 AM atlow. 9:00 B ~ Lldf' (mystery) '44 -Ella Rllnt$, Fnnchot Tone. "Sheats on t9lt lMM" (comedy) '43-East Side Kids, Ava Girdner. 9:30 fJ "lctlalld" (musical) '42-Son)• Henle. John Payne. Gl"Welwll ef ttle Deep'' (advtn· ture) '60-Masslmo Glrottl. R>lco Lulll. - 12:30 U .,,.. Awful Trvttl" (comedy) '37--Cary Grant, Irene Dunne. 1:30 m (C) "I Dr111a of JetMlt" (ro· mance) '51-tynn Bari, Ray Mld- dleton. 2:00 O ''Sar.top Trunk" (dr1m1) '46 -Gary Cooper, 1n1rid Ber1m1n. 4:00 II ''The o.tsldef'' (dr1m1) '62- Tony Curtis, James Fr1nclscus, Bruce Bennett! I V f •J I '~ I , 6:001 •i1 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Hulltley-lrlnkley (C) (30) Cln YOtJ T1t1 Tiiis (C) (30) Jack Carter, Nipsey Russell and Morey Amsterdam are panelists. D Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "Pal-.. Party" (juvenile) '64-Tommy Kirt, Annette Funicello, Elsa Lanchester. The M1rtians invade durin1 1n ln- dlen attack on a pajama p1rty be· in1 raided by a motorcycle 1an1! I Diel Y11t Ork• (30) Tiie AhltltoNt (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) (}) AIC Ennlnc Newt (C) (30) Wit.It's Nl'lfl (30) "Space # 1." Three boys slmul1te crew tr1lnln1 for 1 luner exploretion. I Cl) C8S News (C) (30) Alued• (30) £J C.nUllta (30) News In ~ AHnd (C) (60) Jack White, Alex Dreier, Glori• Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 0 MIC NtwllfYke (C) (60) 0 Steve All• SU. (C) (90) Guests Include Fran~ie Randall, Allin Sherman ind Rip Taylor. 0 Tiie Ci11H l1•e (C) (30) Sindy Biron, Cari Wiiiiams end Lee Meri· wether are welcomed by host Jim M1cKrell. 11 favtrtte Mlftiln (C) (30) · ""1 Maoti (60) 6 HHtley·lrinlllty (C) (30) I ebln1 (30) Yoshiko Kob1y11hl Is hostess for this series on the "Shoka Style'' of Jap1ne11 flow• 1rr1nrin1. I (I) He Slld, SM Slid (C) (30) Nettdtn S4 (C) (60) QUiit o..t Repert (C) (30) lick Lathim. G!) ... T1 (30) PAJAMA PARTY TUESDAY II coum wc-n 7:00 fJ CIS Eweni.1 Ntw1 (C) (30) Welter Cronkite. · wut'a My UM? (C) (30) I LM I.KY (30) INt the a.ct (C) (30) Ci1 ,,....., (C) (30) . ..... (30) • (I) Tnrtlt Ot' Conseq1111tcn (C) • iiralds lft tilt S. (C) (30) I SI•........ Mlril (55) · Twlli-Z.... (30) 7:301J tBJ Cl) lallCtf (C) (60) A for· tuneteller's forecast of doom for the Lancers seems to oome true. Bar· b1ra Luna auests. an. Mevte I•• (C) (30) Larry lO:tO 89 (I) "lc"IL ""'" I• 81Yden hosts. Eve Arden, Ropr AieiWa lC) ( ) n't Git Sidi Smith, J1yne Me1dow1, Joe Clm· In Amtrka.'' ~llt o.ltl pan1ll1, Steve Allan end Ann·Mar· Schorr rtportJ on tfle 11tlrtllftl srlt auast. costs of medlcll treatment end the CD To T• tile Tnrtll (C) (30) effect a Mriou1 prolonatd lllnm II) ~ A"lllnet (C) (30) c1n have on the fln1nctt of en 1ver1· • mlddlt-cl111 femlly. a.-os m "" ., ...... <60> ..... <C> c&o> Marthe Raye end The Voeues 1uest. I ) (R) "The FOii." Dr. Wal· 1:30 IJ Qt Ci) Red ... (C) (60) Cl)Q) ilMa WlllJ. M.D. In the Silent Spot, Reel pento· by tries to help an autistic dllld mimes 1 persistent process server 1chiev1 • bre1kthrou1h to• rt1llty. who edopts many dlsiul1ta. l,ynn CerUn. Steve lh111t Ind Brt1n o a Ci) m J111te <C> c30> ""'· °":' iueat. 60 senc:. Mikes the Hurt Glow." Julie JI 111t 1'.!. ~60) meets • cll1rmln1 man who lllO II S&Mw"'*' (C) (60) "A Con· lost his spouse In the Vletn1m wer. vt111tlon with the Zubln M1htu." Fred Wiiiiamson auests. Mr. Mehte Is conductor of the Los U ~ llMtw (C) (30) Redd A11111u Phllhermonlc Ordlllttt ind Fou Is f11turtd. his wife Is ectress N1ncy Kovacic. fJ CiZJ CJ) O)MC Movie of tlte II) R81 (30) WM: (C) •1fllt Sn Kill•" (SUS· G!) f...., ........ (60) . pense) '69-Robert Horton, Seb11· 10:30 E Alrtlle (30) tlan Clbot. Jill Sl John. An tx· British Secret Service •a•nt be· 11:00 I&!, U a> ..._. (C) oomes Involved in a plot centerin1 Mowlt· .,,.. H ... n Juqle" 1round a mysterious notebook. ...... ) • •1t.1 _ G ... rrlll J CD Dlvld ff"llt ,_ (C) (90) m,~-IY .,.. ery ... 1 , an Sterilns. m n.e 11c v..., (C) <60> m MMe: ...,..., u.. ..... fm c..wn.tlotta W1t11 Eric Hefflf ~ (dt1m1) '52 -Ann Todd, (30) "The N1ture of Min." Relph Rlchenlaon. a> a.. C:O.ltbdon (60) lJl He SIJd, • saw ~ t:00 a u oo m NIC ,...., Movie: iJ ~IC\ .•. .f>,., .....,,_" (comedy) '66 -V1ness1 Mrs.~ (C) (R) A study of Red1me, David Warner, Robert St•· povlft1 fl!Pmaed ttirou1h tho phens, Irene Hindi. A youn1 painter, thou1ht1 of 1 bleck domestic often llvln1 In a fent .. y world, re· worker. turns to London determined to pre· • • vent the merria11 of hla recently 11.lS@ (l) ~ .... ,......_ (C) 1afl divorced wife. Strenpr. 1J,..,..., Alter Dirt (C) (60) U:JOll& lrffflll (C) Gueits Include Vic Demont, Noel tD JtlitllJ C... (C) ,, H1rrl10n, Lloyd H1ynes end M1rty • I n1t1s. &> IDkt C"9tt (C) fil) NET f ..... 11 (60) "Glynde· Mtwie:, .,..., Ill .._.,. boume Joum.I 1967." A look et (mysttry) 45 -Wllll1m Hartnell, En1l1nd'1 f1mous Glyndebourne Dinah Sher1d1n. Oper1 festive!, focusln1 on two 12:00 II Com••ltJ llletlll ltlrd (C) productions, "Don Giov1nnl" and l:OO B ........... (C) ......... _ ...... T "L'Ormlndo " • ....... --., ... Si) Mmt.0..le r Alp M• (60) !MM t.p" (western) '53-Johe Hodlell. John Derek. D1vld Bl11n. t-.30 II a Cl) IMrnor Incl JJ. (C) 1 • ..... (C) (30) (R) Drlnkw1ter provides un· Adio.. Tlltatn: '1he Biid! tcheduted entertllnment for suats hip." when a leoperd la found looM In 2:00 m Alf.fllaM 1Mr. "The TWo· lthe :::,'(C) (30) Buter Ward. ~eedtd s.~·" "Into the Blue," Ntw1 (C) (30) Bill Johns. 'Splrltlam. Mlt9ka 1 Eltr..._ (C) (30) 2:30 8 ..... /lift Ua 1'1161 D1J (C) a 9 CI> m • Dru9 ., JeH111e (C) (30) "One Jeannie Beats Four of a Kind." Jeannie helps Tony and Rorer win at poker. until they are suspected of beinf the card shirts who are fleecln1 the men et NASA.1------------------------D @ (l) ED Mtd Sqald <C> (60) (R) "An Eye for 1n Eye." Clpt. Greer's love for a widow mikes her the kldnapln1 tar1et of 1 narc:otlcs pn1. Nency Gates euests. 0 MllliM $ Mwle: ...,!Pt Leaf" (drema) 'SO--Oery Cooper, Lauren Bac1ll. Drlvtn by 1 tobacco m11· n1te frvm his home, • tenant far· mer returns to establish hb own • toblcco empire. PRE-SUMMER SALE! ALUMINUM PATIO COVERS ""' ....... (60) Cal •: I TnO or CenllCIMft• (C) (30) TIN C1tJ WatdMra (C) (60) 540-0491 Cm • AlllOr (30) 7:55 mJ c:...u.. ............ 1:00 o u oo m Dtbb6t • .,,.... <C> (30) CR> "That's Debbie." Debbie SANT A ANA TE NT & AWNING tries to obtain a bl1 news scoop JJOJ S. MAIN SANTA ANA by dlqulsln1 heraelf u a IOff '111111••••••••••••••••••••• caddy. Rolend Winters suests. ,... 17 W E DNESDAY APRIL 22 For morninc and afternoon llstlngs, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the d1y's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D (C} "TIN flJla1 F..tallMI" (dr•ma) ·s~1ch1el Clll1n, Evy Nof1und. t:GO n "Jee ,...... (comedy) '34- Jlmmy Our1nte, Stu Elwin. "Trti. t. T ............ (western) 'SO-Tom Ne1l, Robert Lowery. t:30 a ''nit 111 Slltt" (comtry) '32- Meureen O'Sulllnn, Eddie Quill1n. 81 "Kind H•rtl IM Ceroletl" (cOmtdy) 'SO-Alec Guinness, Join GrHnwood, Dtnnis Price. 1:30 m .... c.w-<dr1m1> '56-a.tte Oevia, Brl1n Keith. 2:t0 l'J "CNWtda Few" (blolr1phy) 'IJ......Ben Gm1r1, Stuut Wllltm1n. 4:30 8 (C)"Serpot If ~ Niie" (drl· m•) '53-Rhondl Flemlnc. Reymond ' Burr. l:tmli! ,._ (C) (60) *TY Dunphy. 1r..a.,.1r11U., (C) (30) '" T., 1'1111? (C) (30) nk M1rtlnd1lt hosts. P1nell1tl are JICk Carttf, Nlpsey Ru•ll Ind Morey Amstefdlm. D Sk O'aecl MMe: (C) "Iii. ht C..llt(' Pert I (dr11ne) 'SS- Blzabeth Taylor, MontaomtfJ Clift, Ev1 M1rle Sllnl A 10un1 ldvtft. turtt' se1rch11 1nd flshts for h•P· plness. shlrln1 the IOYet of two very bNutlful Ind very different women. Tiie ~ (C) (30) Sllr TM (C) (60) I Diel ¥11 .,,.. (30) ~ AIC &ellftr ,.._ (C) (30) PICIA I Eri ..., .... (C) ( Va hr) A pro1r1m devoted to the dlJ' 1 1ctlvitles throuahout the ne· tlon In confunctlon with today's "envlronmentel t11ch·lns.'' I ()) cas .._ (C) (30) ..... (30) fl C111lllltl ( 30) ..... "' .... ·-(C) (60) J1tk White, Alu Dreier, Glori• Gretf', Petti Beebe. l :JO ! IUllC ........ (C) (60) .... -... (C) (90) uests Include Bill Dilly, P.t Henry, BUI Weeden Ind OIVid Ankle. fJ n. ea .. ea .. (C) (30) Host Jfm Mec:Krtll welcomes puts Slftdy Biron, Clre Willl1ms ind Lee Meriwether. ""1 .. _ (60) I I~-· (C) (30) H..a.,.Mllder (C) (30) He Seid. Ille WI (C) (30) 3' (C) (60) ..... ~ ""'1 (C) (30) k Lltham. I!) ---T1 (30) 7:• 8 CIS &nill1 lllWI (C) (30) Welter Cnlnklte. 1J n.t's MJ UM? (C) (30) WHY NOT ,...1. •!ASE OR BUY YOUR NEXT CAR At Or•nge Co11•ttf a NnDe•t Uteeel• /ffere11ry J»e.Jen•lp THE DAl'lY PILOT, TV WEEK, APRIL 18, 1970 I lM L11CJ (30) .. .... Clecl (C) (30) W £.di °" ...... (C) (30) T .... er C....•1as (C) llldef1111t (C) (30) ' ................ (55) n.t Clrt (C) (30) 7:JO QI Cl) Hee HMr (C) (60) Buck Owens Ind Roy Cl1rt holt. !~ oo m n. YlrP•• <C> (R) "Duel It Shiloh." 8rlu h Ind Gerlldine Brooks pest In I lloty of I drfftln1 cowboy who preclplllt• 1 r1n1• wu In his h1tred of fencu. D @ (J)S> ,.. .. , •Id t11e ,.. ftllOf (Cf (JO) "A Fowl E9isode." The nellhbors are lr1te btclutt Prudence's youn1 rooster hu st1rted crowln1 It nlfhl ....... $ .......... n..• leftleltl" (comedy) '58 -Ar4'J Grlffltll, Nick Ad1m1.. The ~ time Air Force Is u~ceatul In lb 1ttempts to ./1ndoCtrin1te 1 Georll• firm boy . hny ..... (60) I Tnldl et c.....-(C} (30) Cnll .. --(30) .......... _....._ 7:55 C..... • Sec••u t:306,.._ (C) (30) Baxter W1~· l:tm D Tiie Mew1e .... {C} (30) Leny ,._ (~30 Biii W.na. Bryden hosts. Eve Arden, ROiff lO:GO QI Cl) H••ltll •• Smith, Jayne Meldowl, Joe C.m· (C) ( ) " Question of pantll•, StM Allen ind Ann·fillr· Survival." The concludin1 111ment tt ~· of lhb •ries will report on this ~ CJ) m De ~ .. COtlntry's environmentll crbls end s '* (C) (30) (R) "Gu look 1t U11 ldivities of Elrth Dly. Who's Cominr to lunchT' Tom Is C'.ofmpolldent Welter Cnlftklte Will Just 11 surprised 11 his runt be •nchonnln. (ac.ly TJ11M1) wti.n ttie, mtet tor D ~ Cil ID 111111 c... ,,... the flrlt time 1fter Eddie Invites .. (C) (60) (R) "A F1mlnt Where her ton Mu (J1mes Colt) ovtr for Abund1nce Grows." BRlnlOn finds the wetk end. : he la the love lnttfest of both I I Te Tell tile Tnltll (C) (30) widow Ind htf dtufht•. Oalrtotte u Clllda I* C~ (C) (30) Stewart 1nd C.IOI Rcmen CUt11. 1:15 G> o r ..... (55) IJGJ ..._ <C> <60) @ (])&> ... wt ....... l:JO 119 C1) Tiie '-" H• ml• (Cf (10) Jonlthln Wlntert, (e) (JO)Benur Drrldll• trill to OvltJ Sprfnrfleld end Buddy Greco ltop the weddln1 betwetft Bly May ruest. 1nd blckwoodsm1n M1tthew Tem· I' In (C) (60) ., pleton. T.._ O'Qecl HIO (60) l)CU.pie....., Wre1t1111 (C) "'ti'' T••nw'i r..w.. i ~ (J)lED .... m <C) (30) --= • ,,...._? <C> (60) ( "aOthea M•u the ._ " Pete The Los Anllfes lfMnHlment II .,.,,. tullllMd. Obon b1ttles t.o modemtz• Wilt 11161 (30) Wllitm1n'1 l!MO drm code. lO:JO ..,.... f.5) l ::w..:~...,~~L,r> 11• I =:~ ....... (C) (30) ....... (C) (30) Cl)G) ..... 1C} HO 8 ta CJ) M'*81 C:.W (C) (60) : ....,. 'W (dr1m1) Dr. flrrelf (Jolin M111ty) takes Ml' rt Jurpna, P1tricll Nell. H holpltel Chief of IUfltfJ Ind GI ....W. ...,.. ........ (dl'llN) llftmediltety O¥tm1la Dr. Joe Gin-'!'I-Den Owyte, Marthe VlcMrL non on 1n opinion concernln1 I "' s.w. Ille s.w (C) of G1nnot1'1 petlentt.. n. ,..,._ Slip (R) 11 KRAFT MUSIC HALL 11:15 Cl) a... Seu••: "Siem Strei" * Burt Bacharach, Tony l1:30I ~.:: ~ (C) Bennett. Lena Horne 8) ..._., c.,... (C) B@Cll lmlnft M•Hll <C> (10) (Rr '1'he Sound al Burt d) Diel CMlll (C) B1ch1r1ch.'' ComllC*l':conduc:tor. liiww. °'1111 tf c.t11cr (drt- pl1nlst Bachlrldl Is host to Line me) '53 -Edw1nl Arnold, .lofln ftome, Tony Blflnett and Edw•rd Ir. YllltUI. 12:tm C...atty hletill lelN (C) D ~ (f) a> Jelln"' c:.il 1:t0 .... : ...,._ Wllllfll ww.,r tf (C) {GO)Bunlvu, Lynn Andtnon, .... lap" (comedy) '41--Abbott Rom Pill ind The Gllltf Brothets 1nd CoettUo, M1rjorie M1l1t. S::..j\acw;t £.di D11J Sllew (C) g = L "Th• Blue O.r· (IQ) A continultlon of the 6 f'llll :.;, .. PfOltlm. 2.'GO GI Al-fllcllll Slllw: "f'-onlckleft." ti) ._ • Melke (60) M1urtclo "lecty Godlft Rides Allin,'" "Golt· GUcon va. R1ul Rodrtcvu. en H"1nd1 of Kuri(el." &>T-..ca. .. &,Mel (2 hr) 2:308 ..... /lhll Us Tllla Dir l ·o I f 1 s d '· ~ , I I • THURSDAY APRIL 23 For morning and afternoon listfnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:3G U "'Clllfonlt ,._,.,. (1dvtn· ture) '50 -Forrest Tudter, Adele M1r1, Jim Dam. 9:00 11 "HttHJ ~ Editor" (com· tdy) '42-Jlmmy Lydon, Rit1 Qui1· ley. •'ffettry ~ Ceb Cla ...... (comedy) '43-Jimmy Lydon. Ollna Lynn. 9:30 D "Outpost 111 M1tap" <1dvtn· ture) '52-Cliudette Colbert. Jeck Hawkins. m "lleiniflant ... ,.ntcb" Cdr1· m1) '56 -Jeck Carson, Mlckef Rooney. :30 a ~ ll·225" (•dwnture) '43-Rlndolph Scott, Ella R1lnes. 1:30 m "Affllf 111 Hlnna" (dr1m1) '57 -John Cassavettes, Reymond Burr, Sar1 Shane. Z:OO D "Ylre'Mla CltJ" (western) '40 ~rrol Aynn, Mlri1m Hoc>klns. 4:30 II "1lltr Met 11 ....,.. (•d· ventu11) '41 -Clar11 Gable, Rost· llnd RuSMll, P1ter Lorre. f v ! •• : •• (. 6:00 I re ..... (C) (60) Je"' Dunphy. • ......,. ... .., (C) (30) Yea r., Tllis7 <C> (30) Nl!*J RusMll, Jacll Carter ind Morey Amsterd1m iuat. u Sii O'Cloct Mftie: (C) ....... 1r• C..nty" Conclusion (dr1m1) '58-Ellubeth T1ylor, Montaomery Clift. En M1rie S.int. LH M1tvln. Youn1 ldventurer in Civil W1r times se1rchu for h1pplnus, shlr· Ins the love of two very different women. I Didi Yu DJ'e (30) Tiie flilltltHa (C) (30) Star Trel (C) (60) (]) AIC &.II( NIWI (C) (30) iltat'a N.-1 (30) "Million Control." P1ul Heney of N~ cuides dllldren on I tour of lh• Houston f1eility. I (I) CIS NW1 (C) (30) ... (30) E C.llllbi (30) ...... .. ... ... .. d (C) (60) J1ck Whitt, Alex Dreier, Gloril Gretr, P1ttl Bffbt. 6:30 I INIC ......... (C) (60) Stne Allen Slln (C) (90) h1r1es Nelson Rtllly. Dom Dt Lu!M, Wy Kim cuest. D 111t &a• S.•• (C) (30) Sindy Biron. Car1 Willl1ma ind LM Meriwether . euest. llMritt M.U.11 (C) (30) ""'M-(60) ......,.lfW!tty (C) (30) ..... ,., ...... ( 0) A film 1bout the Elst· est Center In H1w1ll, 1 n1· tional tducetlonal lnst1tutlo11. Jam• MICMtlur namtes. I Cl) He Slid, De S.W (C) (30) thln1 she desires Ind I stlfleu In· fl!) ne Adwocata (C) (60) (R) lktkitrt 34 (C) (60) dl1n doctor pl"ldlclne In a poor ''S.hould Your City or Town Try To ~IR Dtltft' leport (C} (30) llCflon of London. lnte1r1te Its Public Schools Throufh Jldt l.ltham. U (ft) (])UJ 1 .. JeHs (C) (60) Redlatrictlns ind Buslna?'' Put II. £!) AJMa• Ta (30) (l) Joel Giwy, S.ndie Shaw 1nd 0) hbf (30) 7:00 R CIS Ew.hl1 Ntws (C) (30) The Act Truckin1 Comp1ny eunt. a!> LM CotHdilntta (60) Watter Cronkita. fl!) NET ....,._.. (60) "A Cr1ell 10:30 cm Aurtlil (30) I i... l11q (30) reaucr1cy by the 19th-century Rus· U:OO (I) NWI (C) left Ille a.ct (C) (30) sl1n writer Nikolai lpkav. @ , · ..... (C) · n.t't MJ Unet (C) (30) In the Ice." A wry satire on bu· I H '5 . ~n;e <~" Wut (C) (30) &> •1 Tra Pltllla (30) (])a> ,.... (C) ~ T....... .... ,..._ --· (C} • Mtvlt: ''M111llunt'' (1dvtnture) •••• -_......,,_. 9:30 ft 9 Cl) m Dl'aoitt (C) (30) ' 1 -Welter Pldpon, Georp • nit Adftnh!Tt (C) (30) •'Buri!iry -Helpful Wom1n." Set. S.ndtrs. ' Si11Plt_. Maril (55) Fr1d1Y and · Officer G1nnon seardl m Mtvit: (C) "Tanl ftR9" (drt· 7:30 RQt(I) F1.., Aff•lr (C) (30) for • female robbery suapect who mi) '58-Vldor Miture, Anthony (l) Uncle Biii's pl1ns for 1 quiet preys on elderty people. Dick Whit· Newtey f:k:~:t ~::.~t::"' ~~=: ::: ~1~f ~~ :~e~'::~ .. ~.:~llneer m He, Said, SIM Said (C) 1rrMn1. 0 News ('C) (30) Baxter W1rd. f11) Wnllllpe Wttl 1t1 .... (C) D@ (]) m ~·lJ.C!61rJ1'11t 1 r.:11 nn H..tln of F.,li(t) 160) Rtal·Llfe llJ News (C) (30) Bill Johns. 1 :15 UD 1.JV CIM"" s.wm.tn: "strtlt· 1ccount of Jose Escobar, a 16-yur· Gii) Horoscopo con Prof. Htf•nrel J1c:ket" old boy on the lsl•nd of F1y1I, (30) 11 :30 II Qt Cl) Mn lrifftn (C) whose life dream is to become I D m ...... c.. (C) whaler. Tht pro1r1m WIS fllmld on 10:00 ft@ 00 @E Deln Martin (C) • 'If'/ n ind 1round Fayal, one of the Amres (60) Jimmy stewart, Leslie Uu•ms. 11 Tlll CIMettf1 ind one of the list pieces In the Dom DeLulae, Albert Brooks, Danny U al Din Cnttt (C) wor1d where the rrHt sperm whale Lockln, Jan Dal11 euest. Pro1r1m m Movie: ''Clrdt of D1npr" (mys- ls hunted u It was 100 years 1io. m1y be delayed one wHk If lut tery) '54-Ray Mlll1nd, Pttrld1 Jose Ferrer narrates. week's Apollo XIII moon walk 'lbs Roe. D @ (])a> l iffc!Al I n. U11· telrriaed as scheduled. lZ:OO II Ce••anlty lulletin lwd (C) .... Wet1d ., J-.a CeatNI am ..... (C) (60) (C) (60) (R) "Return of the Su D @ Cl) Q) PArts 7000 (C) (60) Eleph1nts." C1pt. Cousteau. and his (1ij ''CalT Mt I.le." Qrennen re- cttw of the Calypso visit 1 rookery fu.s to bellM the police report of su elephants on the blind of thlt his friend committed suicide. Guadalupe, 400 miles south of Los Barber. Anderson and Brend• An19les off the coast of Me•loo. Binet i uest The mammals wera nearly extinct · In the 1920's. IJ I 5n (C) (60) a M1111.. s Mwle: <C> "llN °' m MajoJ Ma• <60> •th ""'°"'" (historicll dr1m1) 1:00 IJ Mtvlt: "EIM Iron M•" (dr1- mt) '52-lee M1rvln, Arthur Fr1nz. DUNewa (C) 0) ActiN n..tn: ''Storm Fm." 2:00 m M-Nlpt Sllow: "Su TI1tr." •'fhe Hooded Tenor," "New Ot1tans After D1r1l." 2:30 e Ntwa/ltwe Us n1a DIJ (C) '55 -Jtck Hnkins, Joen Collins. ------------------------ story of the bulldlne of 1 t1mper· A BIG OBSTACLE--Tabitha (Erin Murphy) encounters a proof tomb In 2900 B.C. giant guard (guest star Deacon Jones, a member o/ the L.A. I Tratai er C.U..llUC:el (C) (30) Rams football team) on her journey to a giant's castle in ""1 ..... (60) "Samantha and the Beanstalk," on ABC's Bewitched, Thurs-n..tre a..t (C) (30) "Clystal 8 JO PM & Fo•." The pl11 by Brien Friel day at : · stirs S1lom1 Jens ind Anthony Zerbe. II> CRz .. Alt« (30) 7:.55 EE c..u... t1e s.c-tes 1:00 R Qt (I) ht N.-.. (C) (60) (!j Kate Smith iuests. a .... ea .. (C) (30) Urry Bly· den hosts. Eve Arden, Roser Smith, Jeyne Mudows, Joe Campanelli, Stew Allen ind Ann·Mlrp pest. I Te Tell th Tnittl (C) (30) w .... ,... w.-rn .... (C) (30) ti» Preti'-(C} (2 hr) "Clllntaje a Un Tor11'o." M1nuel Btnitez. 1:05 aii) T........_ Malkal (55) 1:30 n@ oo m..,... <C> <60> (l) "l 'Ch1yim." An ancient Toreh, stolen from 1 modut temple, Is ttle object of a desperlte SNrdl. 8 ;;"'ciJ ~ ~ (C) (30) "Sam1ntha end the Bttnstalk." Sim climbs e beanstalk to l'ICO'ter her runeW1y deuaflter. T1blttla. Johnnie Whitaker iutsts as Jacl, end Oete0n Jones pllJI ttle ru1rd· Ian of the 111nt'1 cutl1. m ............. a... (C) <90> m Tiie '" ,..., (C) <60> tM 89(1) CIS n...., llltwte: (C) "1'llt ........ .,_.. (oomtclJ) '61--Sophil Lor111, Peter Selleri. l.o¥e ltOfJ 1boU1 a fem1le lya)on who bellwa montJ CH buy lllJ· ..... 1. 1000 BEAUTIFUL ( . STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 .......... May be used on envelopes as return address labels. 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Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D "To It Of Not To It'' (adven- ture) '42-jack Benny. Carole lom· blld. 9:00 U HAdfftltllre in ~•ncls" (mys- tery) '40-Ceorre Brent. Isa Miran- da. ..Deeter ~"'" (musicll) '38 -Bini Crosby, Andy Devine. 9:30 D "flttl• c... Too" (comedy) ·~James R.. Justice, Leslie Phil- lips. m (C) "T111 Halfbrttd'' (western) '52-Robert Younr. Janis Carter. 12:30 U .. IUt Carson" (western) '40- Jon Hall, Dene Andrews. Lynn Bari. 1:30 m "'Wi11p of Utt Mernin&" (m- mance) '37 -Henry Fonda, Ana- bella. Z:OO fJ (C) "Crick in the World" (sci · fl) '63 -Dana Andrews, Janette Scott. 4:30 II (C) ul.lst of Utt fut Cuns" (western) '58-Jocll Mahoney, Gil- bert Roland, Linda Crimi. fVrNl~C 6:00 I ~ Newa (C} (60) Jerry Dunphy. • @E HuntSey,-lrlnkley (C) (30) Can You Tep Thia'? (C) (30) Host Wink Martindale welcomes Nlpsey Russell, Jactl C1rter end Morey Amsterdam. D Sia O'Clock Movie: "Tiie Trunk" (drama) '61-Phll Carey, Julie Ar- nall, Ver1 Dey. An attorney elves a party to Introduce his new bride. Alter drivlne his friends home, he returns to find his bride st1ndin1 over the body of his former mis· tress. • Olct Yen DP• (30) The Fllntstorm (C) (30) SUr Trll (C) (60) , ()) AIC Evtnln1 N"* (C) (30) : W111rs New? (30) (I) CIS Ntwa (C) (30) A&Md• (30) ' • E Canilllta (30) · Ntwa In t1M Round (C) (60) J1ctl White, Alex Dreier. Glor11 Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 8 ICNIC NIWllfVict (C) (60) Steve Allen Show (C) (90) Steve's 1uests ere Kaye Bellard, Cl1lr and McM1hon, and Joe Simon. 0 Tht C11•e C11111 (C) (30) Jim M1cK.rell welcomes Sindy Biron, Clr1 Willlems and Lee Meri wether. Ill: M ..... (C) (30) hny MltOft (60) Huntley•lrlnklty (C) (60) To Build a School Hou•.Y.(C) (30) Chet Huntley nar- retes '\his look at the radical ch1n1es bein1 effected in school and college desirn. I (I) Ht Seid, She Said (C) (30) Notldero 34 (C) (60) OUR Desert Report (C) (30) J1ck Latham . GE AJldtM Tu (30) 7:t0 8 CIS &.lac .._. (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. · n.t"a MJ u.t1 (C) (30) I LM lMq (30) a..t Ute aodl (C) (30} Ci) Cinema DowclM (C) (90) • Ai0r1! (30) . (I) Trutll or ConuquellCll (C) • MlfkM Wut (C) (30) · • Sl•pll..nt. Maria (55) net Slrl (C) (30) 7:30 9 tBJ (I) let Stult (C) (30) Mu aoes to work for a nursery owner who is suspected of pl1nt1n1 llatenlna devices in offlcu 111 over the n1tion's capital. John Van Oree- l•n aueats. 0 m"'ll ... H ... c..,!Al..,..l[Jpo 70: W«W'a filr Ill JIP111 (C) (60) A capsule vel'1ion of Expo '70, a list of do's and don'ts and an Informal ratlnf sheet on the best exhibits will be presented. D ~ (I)® Tiie f1Yln1 Nun (C) (30) (R) "The P.aol• Story." Sister Bertrille tries to help 1 )'OUnt secretary (Chelsea Brown) who shows up at the convent with a baby. O Million $ Movie: ''The Dam lolttrs" (drama) '55 -Richard Todd. Michael Rederave, Ursula Jeans. The British Air Ministry ac- cepts a scientist's plans to destroy Germany's Ruhr dams, I Trvtll or Conuq11nca (C) (30) Ptny Muon (60) frtt1dl CMf (30) (R) Cna d• Amor (30) 7:55 Clllttion de Secundo• 1:00 9 Cl) Tl• Conway (C) (30) Spud 1nd Herbert try to fet a rock·and·roll sinter to b1ek out of their contract to fly her to her next co nee rt. U The Movie C111t1 (C) (30) Host Larry Blyden welcomes Eve Arden, Roe!r Smith, Jayne Meadows, Steve Allen, Joe Campanella end Ann· Mareret. 0 (i1) ()) (D The BrldJ Bundi ~ (30) (R) "Vote for Brady" Marcia runs aeainst Gree for stu- dent body president and the cam· p1i111 carries over into the Brady home. m To Tell tile Trvtll (C) (30) Ql) The Reel Revolution (30) "What Is Love?" Talks by Krishnamurti, Indian spiritual leader. I Lucedta (C) (30) 1:05 l.uclu Llbf• (55) 1:30 Qt Cl) Hopn'• H•oes (C) (30) (R) The Heroes ere unaware that they h•ve fallen into a Gestapo trap whYn they schedule an Allied bomber raid . D O@mNamt of tile c .... © (90) (R) "Chains of Command." a Dr. l•d•r'• Advtntures (C) (30) "Adventure Down Under." a @ (I) m n. a11ost '" MrL Muir (C) (30) (R} "The Spirit of the Law." I Davkl fmt Show (C) (90) Tht lit Yalt., (C) (60) Mltlna Thlnp 8row (C) (30) "The Succulents." @I) Loa Beverly dt rlfllvlllo (30) 9:00 8 Qt (j) CIS FrkMJ Movie: 'rn.. Anitl Wo,. Red" (dram1) '60 - Ava Gardner, Dirk Boaude. Joseph Cotten. A story of rom1nce and conflict set aralnst the ti.~rop of th• Spanish Civil Wu. U Tht ,,.,..,.., (C) (60) "livln1 in Harmony." • 170 I)) I)) C) )) ry ,, er .. '• le •s II It :) !r If IO • • d • :· ft I) • if ·r .t I, e .J 0 Q) Hert c... tM lrida (C) l•min, Phyllis Oilltr, Oouatu f1lr· (60) 'R) "His Slste(s Keeper." btnb Jr.. Peter Fond•, Dick Grt1· Jtson and Alron cl1sh when Stem· ory, Yws Mont1nd, Je1nnt More1u pel's sister comes to S11tite. K•th· • end Andy W1rhol mike speclll ertne CrlWford auests. 1ppe1r1nces. (HJ CJ) frtdly Nl&llt Movie: "Thun· bbl (30) dtr In the V1lley." lO:JO Alrtlil (30) I David S..aJIMI stlow (C)(2 hr) 11:00 ~(I) News (C) Hef (30) 9 00 '-":.n (C) :r..a .... 40 (2 hr) ~ t:30 fJ Ntws (C) (30) Suter Wud. (U) CJ) Q) ..... (C) Mewlt: "Utile SMp et ........-&>News (C) (30) 8111 Johns. (horror) '61-Jeckle Joseph, Joni. @E Nocllts Tepatlls (30) than K'aze. 10:00 m Mov1t: ""' ..... .,..,. ftlfy" D THE 32nd ANNUAL LAS (blo111phy-dram1) '60-Sal Mineo, * FlORISTAS HEADDRESS ISUSI~ ::·a.. Slld (C) BALL-LIVE-IN COLOR. n. F..,tl Sip (R) D 11ec1AM Lis F1erittu Held· Elll Noelle • 1as o.. drea 1111 (60) The 32nd An· 11:15 CI) a.. .. Stwttltt11t (C) "Kina nu1I 8111 will t;e telecast live 11 in Shadow." thouS1nds of blo110mi depict the 11:JO19 Ci) MtlY Crlffl• (C) theme, "Clmivtl Continental:" Pro· 0 00 fD Joll1t1J C.rM (C) ceeds support 1 speech clinic ind Mewlt: (C) Mfrttldl .. tt's ~" ch1ir of Speech P1tholoay at USC. (adventure) '44 -Join Fontline, I GI Ntws fl (60) Btsil Rlttlbone, Arturo De Cordovi. m 11e<_ 1 MllliH .....,.... OC!ElNct en.tt <C> ( ) (60) "They Clre for the Lind." &> Merit: (C) ....... frilCI, Hef. Apollo 8 comm1nder Col. Frtnk It" (musicll) '43-Alice F1ye, John Borman hosts 1nd n1rr1tes this Plyne. news ~ial 1bout one man's fiaht I Notidt,. 34 (C) to uve the Aorid• Everrl•des from 1:00 Mevit: "llcl fr .. Etal'1'~ ecolorical destruction. ( ram•) '56-Rod Steirer, Anit• fJ PltUbli's ......,. (C) (60) Georre Ekberr. Jewl, Gene Autry. Stu Gllli1m I 0 Ntw1 (C) ruest. Aden n..tre: "Las Ve11S &> T_.. O'Clea HiO (60) Sh1kedown." QI 00 m I IH<W I It's 1 Min's 1:45! C..••witt 1111.U. ._,. (C) Wofid (C) (60) A study of the con· 2:00 All.fllpt Slier. "100 Cries of trutinf, contempomy life styles error." "The Ex-Mrs. Br1dford," of six men. Huah O'Brian is host "Vice-Versa." 1nd H1rry Belafonte, Richlrd Ben· Z:JO ti NtWS/Clwt Us 11lb 0., (C) • • • David McCallum will star in a Universal World Premiere Movie titled "Hauser's Memory." He will portray a scientist involved in biochemical research who injects himself with ftuid from anoth« man's brain and is forced to follow the victim"s memory history. • • • Tbe Fifth Dimension and artist-designer Peter Max will star in ••The 5th Dimension Special: An Odyssey in the Cosmic Universe of Peter Max," a musical-variety special on CBS. May 21 at 8 PM. Special guests fo r the show include Olen Campbell , Flip Wilson, Arte Johnson nnd Joey Heatherton. • • • Walter Matthau, a co-host, and James Stewart, a presenter, for NBC's April 19 speefal, Prudential's On Stage flresents the Tony Awards, were member,s of the U.S. Air Force stationed in Europe during World War 11 . Matthau served a~ a radio operator and Stewart was a bomber pilot and squadron commander. • • • The Earth-It's a Nice Place To Visit "It's probably the most deceiving sight I've ever seen.•· Col. Frank Borman was reminiscing about his view of the Earth as he circled the moon in A~llo 8. "It was beautiful. The Earth, a brilliant blue balloon with white clouds spreading across its surface, suspended in a black void in the middle of nowhere. But what we didn't see from up there is the ugliness -the decaying cities, the pollution and the decimation of our environment and our natural resources." Borman, host and narrator of the Xerox special. "Mission Possible-They Care for the Land." on ABC, Friday at 10 PM, considers the destruction of our water areas one of the major environmental problems. "Water is our most vital gift," 8Qrman said, "and to destroy a watershed for im- mediate economic gain is worse than mort- gaging your children's future. It's saying they have no future." The Xerox special focuses on southern Florida, where economic interests and con- servationists are in conffict over the devel- opment of the Big Cypress Swamp. a 1,200 square mile watershed that provides water for the Everglades National Park and miJ- lions of residents of southern Florida. "What we try to show in this, the second of three "Mission Possible" Programs is that although controversy is basically local. its implications are national in scope," the young space pioneer stated. "If the special interest groups there are permitted to commercially develop the wa- tershed, what is to prevent others from doing it in every community across the country?" Borman asked. After a moment's hesitation, he added, "We're rapidly approaching a major con- frontation, with the property rights of the individual in one corner and the survival rights of society in the other. Does a man have the right to do what he pleases with his own property regardless of the conse- quences for society in general? "These are issues ~at must be resolved if we are to save our environment. I be- lieve what's happened in Florida proves that we're on the road to solving them, that the mission is indeed possible." Col. Frank Borman, seen here in Florida's Everglades, hosts and narrates the A BC News Special, "Mission Possible: They Care for the LAnd." ..... 21 SUNDAY, ANIL lt 6.-00 l 1 '"TIM ~ (d,.'"•> ·~umph"91 .... rt. z.ro Moet ... 7:30 t ""-......_ O.irtr" (dr11me) '~Hn Simmons. Oen O'Herllhy. 1:00 l I CC) .. IHI! ~.. (muslcel) '57~red Astaire, C)'d Ch•rlue, Jeni• ,..,... .....r Lorre. t:OO 1 11 ' CC) "Fel ., ttte ltoman Ernotre" (drem•) '54 Sophi• Loren, St•phen llo)'d. Alec Guinness, Jem• Meton, Cflr11topher Pfu,.,,. m•r. Omer Sti•rlf. 11:00 U "'ThNe ..,..._.. (dram•) '4~tricla 'Ne•I, Ruth Romen, ElHnor ,..rtt.,.. 11:30 2 (C) "Thie H-.n P'"""C" (~ady) '58-0ebbla Reynold•. Curt Jurpna. MONDAY, A""'L 20 6:00 ., ... llhitutft .. (edvanture) '54--Robart Mitchum, Merilyn Rory C.lhoun. 7:JO l'tnk P•nther" (comedy) '64--0evld Nlwn, Pater Sellars. ~--. • Robe Wesner, Cepuchlna, Claudia Canllnala. a:30' 1 11 l (C) ...,,._.. S41mrnat"' (adventure) '69--Robart Au•ust. Mike Hynson. ~ 4 2J 6 (C) "TM 11cw end the "'-•~ar {comedy) '67-Vlttorlo GHs· men. El anor P•rtlar. Ann-Marsret. 10:11 t '""9 s Man" (drama} '57--Hanry Fonda. Van Mll•s. 11:00 l1 '-C-Nef" (adwnture} '45-0lck Powell, Mlchellna Chelret, Welter Sleuk. ll:JO ll "TN WaywaN 8lrl" (drem•) '57-Marc:le Handerson. Pater-flalkar. TUCIOAY, AP'ttlL 21 6:00 7 (C} "Pa)ema Party" (Juvenile) '64-Tommy Kirt!, Ann.tte Funlcallo, £1u LanchHtar. 7:JO t ''91i&ttt Leaf" (drema) '50-G•ry Cooper. Lauren Bacell. l :lO 1 17 3 (C) ''Th• lpy Kiiier'' (•u•panM) '69--Robart Horton, SabHllan Cabot, Jiii St. John. t:OO 4 2J 6 .,..orsan" C~y) '66-Venana Red.ar•v•, O.vid Warner, Robert Stephen•. Irena Hendl. 11!00 t ''The H-1t ""'ate'" (myst.fy) '54--G•ry Merrill, Jan Starllna, 11 "Brealdfts the S-MI •arrtar" (dram•) '52-Ann Todd, Ralph Rleh-erdson. Jlt.JO U "Mu~ In Ravena" (myst'1)') '4~Wllll•m Hartnell. Dinah Sher· Iden. 6:00 7:)0 11:00 ll:JO 6.-00 7:)0 t:OO 11:00 ll:JO 1.-00 7'1)0 9:00 . 11:00 1 • t 11 13 Wf:DNUOA Y, A""1 L 22 (C) .. .._lntNe Count't" Part I (dreme) '5&-£11ubeth Teylor, Mont· •omary Cllft. Ev• Merle Selnt. ''"• Timo fer 1a,...rrts .. (comedy} '51--Andy Griffith, Nick Adam&. "~ha .,,,.. Cdrema) '64--Cun Jursans, Patr1cle Neel, '"Tho hrat•r" (dr11me) '57-0an Ouryn, Merthe Vickers. "Man .t Conflict" (dram•) '53-£dwen:t Arnold. John Aaer. TltURSDAY, APfllllL ZJ 1 (C) .. .._.,.,,.. C-nty"' Concluslon (dreme) '56-£11ube1h Taylor, Montsomery Clltt, Eve Marlo Saint, LH Mervin. t (C) ''Lari4 flf the Pba,...._ .. (hlstorfc•I drame) '55-Jack Ha-wt.Ina, Joen Colllna. 2 2t I (C) "Tiie Mllllonal,..... (comedy) '61 -Sophia Loren, Peter Sellen. t "Menhunt" C•dventura) '41-Welter Pl1eon, G~rse Senders. 11 (C) ''T•nll P'~•" (drem•) '5&--Victor Mature. Anthony N-ley. ll ~ln:ta ef 0.npr'' (myltery) '54-Ray Miiiand, Patrfcl• Roe. ntlOAY, A""11. 2A 7 '"Tho Tnmll" (dreme) '61-f'hll C.ray, Julle Amell, Vere Dey. t ''The Dent h ... ,. .. (dr11me) '5~Rlcherd Todd, MlchHI Redareve. Ursule Jaena. 2 2t • ''The Anpt WON Red'' (dram•) '60-Ave C..rdner. Dirt< 80-prda. Joseph Cotten . t "Uttta Shop flf H.,,..,..,, (horror) '61 -Jackie JoHph, Jon•then Hua. 11 "The 0-. Kn.ipe Story" (blocraphy·drama) '60-Sal Mineo. Su ... n Kohner. S (C) ''f'Nnehman'• C.-..11" (eclVantura) '44 -Joen Fontelna, BHll Rathbone, Arturo De Cordov•. ll (C) "He41e, ftfwe, Hatlo" (musical) '43--Allca Faye, John Peyne. SATURDAY. AP'ttlL 25 71.JO 5 "l•l&On" (adventure) '48--Alen l.edd, Veronica Lake. t (C) "Ctlarp et F .. tfMr Rtvat"' (w"1ern) '53--Quy Medison. Frank i..o-...joy. Vara MllH. 1:00 ll "llla Groot Slnnaf'" (dn1me) '49--Gr•sarY ~k. Ave Gen:t11er. tiOO 4 2l I (C) "Ktw~ (apacteouler) '66--Cherlton H"ton. Yurance Ollvler. lO:JO 11 {C) "In ttla e.... Ofd Sumrnarttrna" (mualcal) ·4~ven Johnaon, Judy Gerlend, 11:00 t "lJ Rue Medaff_,. (mystery) '46-Jem" Cqnay, Anebelle, Rich· erd Conte. • ll;ll 2 (C) "T1'o ra1 a.,,... (dreme) 'fi9-Jem" St-•rt. Vera Mii••. Nick Adema. • 1 (C) "a....v. H•• U.ny ,._ .. (dn1me) '65-.lene Turner, Cllff Rob-ertson, Huch O'Brien. TltE OAILV PILOT, TV WEEK. APRIL 18. 1970 SATURDAY venture) '47 -Stewart Granier, Kathleen Ryan. et c.donn y Mlllica GI!) l'lllOfa• Latino 9:JO 119 ti) DatlrdlJ l MllttS., (C) t. ~PRIL 25 D 9 @ m I ltlc!AL I AMf1an Rainbow (C) "The Inside World of Outer Space." Especially deslrned for children, this hour·lonr look at M 0 f? N I N r. 1:55 II ltwe Us Tiiis Day (C) · Amerlcln achievements and •m· 7 :00 I S..rtae SetMttef (C) bitions in the realm of outer space . 9 IT\. fD H""8 l Jecklt (C) features 14·ym-old Michael Kear· ea.::. "'9flle (C) ney. He Is 1uided throu&h NASA IA'! nn 1;m Culllwtr (C) facilities at Cape t<ennedy by Ai>ol· ~ U1J ""' lo XII Commander Cherlts H. (Pete) Mr. WW.MM (C) Conrad; throuah the Manned Space- 7:JO I DultJ'• Traetloute (C) craft Center in Houston, Tex. by fllevle: (C) "Ebb Tide" (drima) Thomas B. Stafford; and throu1h ' -Ray Milland, Oscar Homolkl. Smithsonian Institute in Washin1· Lloyd Nolan. ton by Frederick ·c. Durant as-D @ CI> al S...., tM ... , slstant director of Astronautics of (C) • the National Air and Spece Mu· 1:001Qt1Tlle Mt:Mna (C) seum. @ 6 fD Ht1t Comet tlle 0 Ci1J CJ)(!) Tiit Hardy Boys (C) I~ @m CUenloa J Cultarrn Ii (11) G) Cattanoop Cats (C) LAt't Ta8' About TttM (C) l&.0019()) Wacky Ractt (C) cm CI> m Sty HIWO (C) Tat.s of Wells Farce • Mcwlt: '"Western Unloa" (ad· l :JO 119CJ)11111 lunwy/had lh"'· venture) '41-RQl>ert Younr. Dean '"' HOW (C) Jauer. 8 ID 00 m Pin• l'tlltMr (C). m Mevlt· "Riot in JuvtnHe l'rl· Movie: .... pnl•& of Ute EAcf" ton" (dra.ma) ·s~Marci1 Hender- (sci·fi) '57-Peter Graves. Peuie son, Jerome Thor. Castle. et Aqueda I== ~HtH's Cmtroada" (Id· 10:30 II Qt CJ) Scooby-Doo (C) venture) '56 -Stephen McN1lly, 0 9 @ m Tbe Rlntstontt (C) Peule Castle. IJ Mwi« "Dr. lroachnJ'' (mys- t:OO 19 OO m tf.R. PvfnttMf (C) tery) '4Z-~1¢0nald -carey, Jean He....,.., CUW. (C) Phllllps. cm (I) Q} Met Wltetls (C) 0 Ci]) CJ) Q) Ceorre of tlM Jun· Mevte: "Cl,tlln e.,att" (td· ate (C) WI HAYI THI !'INl'T SELECTION OP IHIT FAlllCS ON THI ORANGE co~~T. 2199 FAIRVIEW ROAD COSTA MESA 540-3268 1970 taer, '(C) 1an d of 1ned k at Im· pace :ear- IW lpOI· 'ete) .ace- by 1u1h in1· IS· : of Mu· (C) (Id· oean Prl· jer- (C) 1ys· ean an· 10:45tD Mevie: (C) "'Dedlioft at S.· 1•1ot(I)_.,... (C) dewlt" (watem) '57 -Randolph ~(I) ft) TMnll...t ef Scott. t<areq steele. .,.... ltlt (C) U!'tfttd to 11:0011~Ardllt c..dJ HMr(C) tolfers who hM won m1JOr toume· . 8' Mater lMpe .... ments In the laat 12 months, tM bell ante at Pittsbuflh (De· $150,000 tournament is teltcalt trolt et Minnesota aame will be live from La Cost. Countiy Club, aired In case pme called ..,. to Rancho I.I Cotta, C.llf. l'lln). a lllhwlt: "nit Pied ........ (drl· D ~ fl)Q) Cit H T.,.atlf (C) .)!II) '42 -Monty Woolley, Anne e .... " ""••• <C> 4:00. Mtwle: '"CJWlt CNlll" (ldwtft· ture) '52 -Gtol'p MontaomtfY, Rldl1rd E11n. II Spy (C}... • Tiit Viall lift (C) , ..... (C) c....., a.. (C) 1'11e Bad Anrer, Steppenwolf and Baxter. Dorothy MorrilOll auut. IJ hbllc s.vtce FR• <C> • • _.,. em F1at1 Muic81t• ... • \ 4:301 Hartl (C) u. ........ ~ • TIWll tlle W.W (C) 5:00 D It's Aa11h•lc (C} Ant.,_ Vat- lty (bnuster), WlllOn (LA.) aftd Bannlnc (Wilmlnston) hlfh sdloola compete • 11:30U!H}(l)U) ..,_ lad-1:150)1......._. r,.-. (C} •> e liiad(C) Dick Clartl is host. 1:3019 (I)*"' Cl..t (C) •• • :J a MtM: <C> .,.,.. .., ... . liCAA w., Clll.,....,. <C> , • , ........,. (ldwenture) '39-Henry Tape delay of 11mlfln1I round In \ Fonda, Cl1udette Colbtft. which UCLA Is expected to partlcl· 18 Mtwle: "nit ...... cw.." p1te. G1mt Is pllJtd It P1uley ,. • a (dt1m1) '47-HU(h D1nlels, Vlr-PIYllllon. &inil P1tton. OJ lllhwlt: "..W.. tlt•lddl" ~ ~ (I) QJ UC'• Wide WlfN ~ (C) (C) 1 .... ~lnlt ....... (dn· ma) '39--0rtCOfY Pick, 1#1 Glnl· ner. I 1i f I I J> N ( ) ( ) • ' u.-eo I a Cl) Tiit ........ (C) Mtwle: "nit lMJ II Q1t1t1M" (dr1ma) '4G-Rtta HIYWOrth, Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes. m eot1111 ........ <c> use vs. Callfomla. The first 11me of a doublel\uder ls •Ired live from USC's Bovard Atld. Tom Kelly Is mlkesldt. II) Tlltlo f•illar Em Dram de ... s... (mystery) ·s~nfflth Jones. 2:001 Dllltf• T,.._ (C) Deablt F..me: ''Waaons West" ind "Pl1y It Cool.'' . D lltwil: "nit T111t Stilly ef t,,.. Siil..r (dr1ma) '5'-Jlck lord, Betsy Palmer. ~~==<C} • ('i1 Sllldly ftltl11: "The Fuaf · tive Kind." M1rion Brando. IDS.. tlle USA (C) Q>UpbMt (C) Z:30 8 CIS ltlf a... (C) Conclusion Of fin1I rounds In I $225,000 SPECIAL ON SPACE-Act« MJ- claael J(aney (left) ud Apollo XIl Co......., '* Colll'ld leaft tile deTIIW oa tauc• Pad 3' at Cape KnMd7 .. daJI ICeM from 8te Amerba ltalallow tPedaJ, "'Ille l..tde World of 0.kr Spact," a1ri11!1 Oil N.c, S..._..,, April 15 at t:Jt AM. 9J Terea: Bullfi(htl from Mexico. M1tadores Ditto OboJo, Rle1rdo C.ltro and M1rtln R.,n1. I lie """' (C} CIMdel~ .,_. f•ces Hfpilatlts (C) 1 ...... (C) (1) ...... a.a,.m1 (C} .._ Cllll Ceeb (R) "Ptllltl1 Rftloll." BCll 111 a..: ''TM Easy Ww,." C.ry Gt1nt. Bttay Drib. ., CIM • la T ... : "Pltma di Oro," at1rrin1 CllVUlazo and Tema Veluquez. m s,.ta sis, .. 1dda•1• .... <C> G)T111rt4t•~ 5:30 ... Strtllt(I W.d11ft11 ..... iT ... Olllltw (C) (IU lZ:lO 19(1).......,. PtlltDp (C) "9Wlc ~ £11•: "In Your Hinds." Raymond Burr narrates film on muscular dystrophy. ~(I) u....., fer ,... toum1m1nt from Arestone Coun· . 3:30 I ~: "111• P'rtttMr'' (dr1m1) i Club in Aklon, Ohio. • GulnMSS,-Jeck Hlwtdns. D DIC """"* (C} Gordon Greham. · l a.. ... , ..... ......, (C) ........ ~(C) w .... Tr1lll (C) D ...... : (C) '"A ..., ff fr/' lllli&M (C) (watem) '56 -D1l1 Roberbon, Q) ... l llft (C) . CJ) f-Slltw (C} M1t1 Cord1Y, Joell M1holley. lilltltte Htft.a (C) 9 (j) fublre Fl• (C} f ..... (C) (R) "To FHcl tllt HunflY.'' Edwin Newman at •Expo '70' Once apio, NBC News' critic-at-larlC Edwin Newman COD· fronts a world's fair. "Expo 70: World's Fair in Jape" ain Friday at 7: 30 PM OD NBC. On March 14', wben Emperor Hirohito officially opened &po 70, in Osaka, Japan, Mr. Newman and two NBC color film crews were OD band to beain their comprebemive, three-week report oo the ftnt world'• fair to be held in Asia. Located 1n Slnri Hilh,_!baut 10 nailea outside of Osaka (pop. 3 I NBC NA11 corrt!lponUnt 11 t!W'"4111 pou1 w r Nonrl, a ~urvolion clnk with /apt111 Air UM1, before d.- partlfll /or Oltlka, Japon. mmn.- million, and often known as the "Chicaao" of Japan), Bx.po 70 bu as ita theme the sJoaan "Proareu and Harmony for Mank.ind." Accordina to Mr. Newman, "this hiahmioded concept. admirable u it is, only begins to convey the splendid variety, the colorful --..met.imes chaotic-mouic, that makes up the Japaneae Fair." "'1'be 815-acre site on the Kansai plain is not a mere aeries of industrial exl\ibita and 'department store' pavilions," says Gerald Green, the show's producer-director. "Rather, it will be a fair of new ideas, bript colors, inventive arranaements, and eye.- widenina buildings, all pleasinaly jumbled together, and ~veni· ently connected by two typically Japanese means of transpon- ab enclosed elevated movina sidewalk, and a circumacribina mono- rail system-both free of charge." 1be exhibits a.re grouped in categories-the 77 panicipatina nations plus various state, provincial, and city exhjbits: Japanac industries; the entertainment area, or "Expoland"; and various special areas. Architecture, notably the national pavilions, alto will be examined in the one-hour tour of the Pair. 1be program, Mr. Newman stresses, does not int.end to take itself too seriously: "World's fain, while seeKinl to be imtrucdw and promocional, are also places where most people ao to have a good time, and we int.end to do ju.st that.r Por people who cannot aet to Osaka, we hope to present a capsule version of the Pair. For those who are planning to go, we shall otrer a lighthearted list of do's and don'u , toaether with ao informal ratina sheet on the best exhibits, the best architecture, the musts and the avoidabJes." One lection of the program will deal with food and restaurants. More than 145 eatina places will be on the site, ransina from movina snack l>Jrs, to eleaant int.ematlo(la) restaurants, includina one situated underwater. In addition, Mr. Green says, "the peculiarly Japanae flavor of this Fair will be stressed-their vivacious people, delicate art form and mechanical inaenuity.•• In sum, Mr. Newman will cover everythina from the sublime, such u Joan Miro'• enormous ceramic mural-15 by 36 t.t- to the tidlculous, an ultra-eonic bathtub in which the bather II maasapd and cleaned by cJec:troolc bub~lea. 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