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HomeMy WebLinkAbout1970-06-06 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• • Dodgers Draft ' ' Mike · Garrett (SEE SPORTS) • SATUROAt :JUNE 6, .1970 I Yal...• "°" U1. I HCTIOMS/M•PQal • ' - ' .. Mu:rd:e,. ~bar~· . , ~ • i r. ' ' ' . . ' I • •• LSEE· BELOW) . '. • , ' L ' . •· . .. • • • Fire Damages Mesa Psychedelic Shop Safe ·Joh Suspect Held · f ovfC,. 19, Na~~ed in New~ it; .All :(.ao~ R~t,roer~ ····~~ ... ,..,_ ... ~ ...... ... ~~'\ ' ..Jt.~ ' • ~ ~ & ' !"'~. • fl:iN P24*"8 ...... lndalllliillul· Jlaiwoi anldoilafted ilftriOUes oalil ol·t11e~ oeaJed ·~-·. fl/II cub ml -..... • ........ ... ::..)M'~"""' fllnlW-..1111 ~ llr ......... -rlMnllR'! J!lOwpart llO!od' F.!'Jda1· ali>iw kii -. · ...t ..,... 1n1o 1W 1raob. 1b9 :.:::' at~ t.1c1er ·leadln& 1t tll6 tO..Jbo:ll'.m! ol a~ ~coat.In !be entot Iba lilnt. . rlie ·..,., ojiOnocf br me of the .,..,..1 Ulecrackhlt liidrlil $3,0llO lrpal i ,)iOih. ·Tliey lilllecr pa!rolmm~ ~ --. tiinillon, W. tlfled l!l"1bl muqor'i oi Jijrbor area retilatll'lll! ... u.. tbll lfeek. who·wu-dr!Ww•.bJ, ..i all ·tine walttd lice. r-lx'olra. bank> bop ""!""hi>f Xl!D w..,..., 19, Wai ~ ... be oatslde·tbe baat<l<tr ~-to --~ •IDOlildln& • ...cu, ,Jo.I left -OHO. bank <If .IJD<\l'ICa at lbe.-l'iinw aild bi' .......... ,..era! $2,iDD wtte llli>lm. or' Newport liaulevanh and Via Lido at. b~ -lilicash ind .cbeob froiq ·Thi. thll! llllo -imed several'""" re- $ p.m., tbe .. l>kl alla'•arresllnl•W._-. 11i*!rS .-. In tbe pl-, bal•lound !)et<cli~. said U>ey< -.cl the YOll!lll 1lttecllni•took up tbe lnveitl1"""' • no -cub. c'oolt OD cbargeS of .burglary· in the pre-8holt time Joler uid• foilicf oJiout fl,11111 'JbO· tcU! t"""'end mooe7 ODIGUJlled dawn .safe job ot lsadlft'I Reslauran4, U! cub in W-'t . bouit. to llJcbUr IDGl'O tllan $2,000 plus ,._al :133 llayslde ·JJrive,..tul?Wadnetday. ()flkers Mid W1g11er --tho · bundred dollon In checks. Tllearral.iiad ~recovery fl( ·theft of'tbo·-·fiom tbe -..nnL Pollce sold tbey louod ahout lllO mo.. ,_11' all '°'"'1;::\'.i,,as•tporl<ed bJ two · ll<pol'lll· aa· tile cii1ginal lnddti sold In Wagner'• wallet, but determinal!liial- lulurance men g. by the allq>be-1be •tbeft1ocem1ed IOIDetbne Wedneeday it wasn't stolen money. tween the Lido Theater and the buk _,,ing-bef0<e openln( time. Wag\>er hid gone lo· the bant·to·calb· building. Tllo 'lbief -onto the red tile roof bla payclleck. 'kx-mnyor Eound Guilty In Obscene Call Case ' ' ' ~ ' '. Reds. Assault Shrine City Of Siem Reap ;t:-• • . ~ • ·- • ERNIE SIMON SERVES LlONS CLUt P!!EXY_ T.lLA!{ LALL In -Cost• MeH,. All Fish •nd No Boons M•kol'a Dull Fr:y .. ' - • Check. Made- On Ar.son ·· ~ .. + • ' PosSib~·· A omohf,fln .ca. •beo'f)' ~ to1• pqdiedellc lhoi!.ln.C-,lfeoli tblli _.mg, the .i«Gnd bl ... In· -• bull .... ai°"' the o...,,. 6>111 gi 1ea than a. w:eek. Colla M,.. ..--1nvad11tors combo eel the.--one window ol tho East and Wnt Umtted, Ill E. 17th SL where the blue apparenUy stm1ed;.but no·conetuaioU hid ~ !UCW'u ·to' th• · eauso ol the llh by• early mcrnlng. A palllng police patrolman noticed tile n~ lrom the ruhhllb end stor•re-.... of the undqroond clalhinf,clare ol aOOut •1:15 a.m., then IUDliltDned ftre- Jl/"O. The ahop, which ls next dooe 'lo tho 1 Flrehoule. tavern, Colla. Mao'.1 only , bottom1eu bar, IUatained aeveral Um. , ;: aand dollars Jn damige, :...i · The blue wu confined to tbe Rt • wall, and ·roof or the wood-lrome ballil. f Ing., ]>ferchondlle inllde WU llllo IMllmly damaged.. The omoky lire dmr-d-. ol·patrona from the tavern. Stared cans of paint and tolveota In the rubbish area contributed to the ra- pid -...ro1 tbe blaze,nr.m.., repartid. 'l'lletflrst ,ol the two bl..., In tbe JllY• chaclelle lhope bit Lapna Beach'•- -.1 M71U<•<Artl World .. ahop 'on Pacific Co11t-lflihw17 Thurtdsy lieoi mlclnllht. The blm, Wblch•COlllOd heavy domoge to the building and the lhOp'r eontentl ltUl .11 tbe lul>ject ol lnvutfptinn. ' . .. . ... n : ..... I "~·· . " ' - I " I- , DAILY ,ILOT . ~- John Wayne Still Just Jolill Wayne ' By JOHN VALn:RZA Of .. Dttlt' .... ...., -. TllSY CAU.l!D HIM by..,.,., ~.•-by lllarioa (bis nal --tac> -ad Ibey ... tbt @Ill!! -Jahn, Bia Jolm, ud especially "DW;e". 11le trib<Jle was full al g\llblQg prtf.se, ribald jabs abcaJI a pltlbara of oat« movita, ...i_ 'I"" 1han ... al· tempi lo aimula16 lbe .....,.., voice with Jb peculiar KC'3k • And Jahn w.,.. 111 lhroulh II all . wearing a 1qulnty smile. 11 waa lime f.-the .,.aw Loa An- plol PrW Club lo -ila annual bllb for just Boat .,.,.rme available with _,... tlutl left 16 Ill at a head -AND 'l1IE "IOAIT" wu king dur-laf tbe tribute lo \be 0.... wlnn<r from N~ Beac:IL . 'Ille real-chi! 1.-Ibo 1'00ll, It _,, ta the darling ol Ille~ Club -a rultlvr!J ...-llb cilllraeter actor from Greell Acres -;fat Buttram. His rotilserie technique ii mutertul. After douaing the Duke with his whiny, Ind somewhat spicy barbecue aauee, Buttram looked at the other aide of tbe hud tohle lo another Republicaa actor. 'lllla.ooe Jell tbe 111ebrulb !Gt the wilds " -And -of Butlram's -1(>1111 Oii tbe ~ WU merved foe Raoald Reag/UL .. AND T11EU'1 ~ JO'll'UOI' bin," Buttram drawl- ed, "he'• ridinC hi&h loolib~ .... tboach he caai decide wbetber he wa1 barn in a )og cabin • a mln&'1'. "Re left lhe table fer a minute durtq Sam YortJ'a lall<, 'cauae he bad to call Dtal·A·f'rl1er to ooe II they bad any messages for him." . · Besida the l'Ollting, !lie hulking star received bis complement of warm praiae. Be11an, recalllne his troubles during a strike of the Screen Actor's Guild With hlmaell at the hetm. CGOceded Iha! hi, headache& ,..... conalderably 1.,. 1han U-of bis wife .durlni -doya ol critlctam. , . "DUll CA.LLED Nancy every day tO shcre UP her eourqe, and we aD still deeply apprtclate those Calls to lhil dV." he said. After the expected raSh of awards -some commer- cially inspired, others just genUint tribute·-it wu Wayne's tum. He showed some acute -olbeit poll1ica!l7 motiva1*1 -""-· . r" "I JlJIT WANNA 11y 1hat I'm loyal to that one peraon in our great n1lioo'1 capital whO ii tbe sreateat ban leader o( mm -Martha Mitchell." ''Evetybody want.I to know about the eyepatch I Worf: In True Grit. Well I'll tdl yub, the dired(lr came ovu le< a drink ~ nl&ht bef<re we -aboolln( a8d I bad a patch on oM ~. . . · · ·-·~I ~ 1"' ""'. · "lie oaJd I ""'1tub •ear 11 In the movlt, but he dldni mo,. I bad 11 Cll •ca-,1 -watdllq·the -1•·-.· vilian: t,·•4, \I 'J i-~. •rl ., ;..., ,,,..,..,"I'' "I ~ 11 ...,.. I lil<e Hmitley 1'Ut I bale Brinkley." · AmOng the otaet of palntlnp, platJueo and - lo the star WU a 1Jny gold pin coofured by the Loa Anpo !el league ol poµce ind firemen. It wu their -ly-odapted pig IJmbol -a jocular ruet1on t0 the actJvlat aJur Oil police. . . The pig, apokeamen told the Duke, atancta le< pride, Integrity and gull. ' "I'm proudtuh beuh pl11" the l'OOlter crowed.· Burke Sets .Study Of Vote F oitlups Fawupo In the otale prtnwy •lecdon win come under the acrutJny o I Aasemblyman Robert H. Burke (R-Hun- llnllon Beach) who hu Ju•I been named to a sub- comm.1ttee cbar1ed with tht lnvatipUoo of what wtnl wrong. The er.,,,. County 7 on Coast Get Degiees seven Oranie COut area lbHlenta r ec el Y • d thelr becbeJQr'• deg.rte during lt'lO 64111•.-.ntot atremonif:s at l.,w.tor .... choNn for a Hat qn the Atlembly's aub- comml.ttet on tlectiorui ml conatllutiooll amendment. on the basis of four years e:r:· perience on the Lar1er com- mittee. "This CGmmittee will con- duct Its investigation Into eJec- Uon practices and proceduru, including a very good look at what transpifro during the primary in Los Angelos, Frano, San Diego and Oraace Countle!:," said Burke. "In Orange County, for tn- ~cman1·0Mhe·lmportant . State-yidre races and 1""" ,..,. already decided befcre our County's 250,000 plus votes ~~:i~:i '"' State wu greatl1 d~inllhed.., LADIES NYLON. PAJAMAS 233 Sizes 32 thru 40. Assorted beautiful colors to choose from. Charge it ! MT. ROYAL ILANKn 2 F 0 R •&· N1edlewoven blankel 72"%9011• Pink, flame, Cold, avocado, blue. "lb* hearli\CI ·•rt . being scheduled . f« ~.Fresno,. io. - Angeles, and San Diep as c.ata Mesa : Gren R. part ol th.e overall effort ol Smlth, aon or Mr. and Mn. 10oklna Into vot1n1 ~re a. w: 6mltb, lllllO TuaUn Ave. . problelna ancJ -lril up With Cl>e Unlvenity of Redland•. Tbe atudenta, llllad below ~ cliy, lnCJudi: -- 19" POWER MOWER Qunl1ncloit Beach: Holly 10lutlons "'1leh ..UI allevtote' M"'raii:' Uachtar or !Ir'. and the chaos brought about by lfn .. 'J. L. Murray, tllOZ the ~ethods presenlly beinl ~· SL ud Joan Nlllotl used, said Burke. dausht.er· el Mr. and 'Mrt~ 'the first of theae hearinp Qlrll:I • .A.. Nlltoa, l I 411 will be conducted nei:t wetk w..-,Lane. In Fmno, he said. ~ -: Conatanc< Ht added "11 iS my hope _... ••• o1 Mr. and lhat durtog I h e s e In· 111n. aOwlN , M. Sballucl, ~lationo all oleetion pn>- •u -C(oa1tlllilnray. coditres will he welshed and rv u 1n ...,, she 11 y analyied to wure the volet;1 ~ ' d Mr. and Iha\ hit -Is heJn( tobolaled ~ J1J. 111 -~and efficiently. I de ...,., .... y not .believe that tf'le votet_Ls s.. ·a;;-: Cba;Ju lhtareliad ln -'hearina veto 1Jr1Q, a60 et Dr. 4n<1 Mta. tobulatlltg machlnt _,..1ea ~ Dr\ary 1U Paltro de blamlnl computer companle1 Oro. ' • or election olficlats bl1mln1 loath J-· wend y or bti"I blamed by bOlh for Jom.n, ~ of )Ir. ud election· procedurt failures. Mn. Bev111 Jobnlon, UIOf The voter wants and-expecli Vlota de la Luna. hb volt lo be coonled." • I 3696 Has 19" sLaggered wheels. 3 HP Brlus and Strat- ton recoil-start engine. 7" poly wbeell, U type bandle. Modal KM39 FO.l>o Gro11 Cttchor ....................... J,37 MEN'S BOXER SWIMWEAR S11nde11 Only Your choice of men's solid color cotton twill boxer s"''im· war. Each suit hu • built-in suppor tPr, inside pocket In aizel S·M-L-XL. MEN'S CANVAS SLIPONS Gr e a t casual styles. \Vi th innersoles and rubber molded heels and 110lea. Black or lan canvu uppers. 6%·12. 100 9" PAPER PLATES Sunda11 Only 4 8 Great for family plm ia and fl barbecues. Give the dish\-\•ash· ..... er a break! "•· ·• • 74c Plate hold1r1 ·-·~··· .. ···• CANDLE GLOW OVENWARE Suntlll'f Only/. · 2/ 97 'dif(erent sites and · shapes of O't'eoware. Can e beu~ o(l dlt (Jble right ouc of me oven. -. SHOE SKATES !)3·3 SuJ1dn11 Olllfl Di1count Price Heavy steel wheels! \\'Ith high top shoe for flrm SUP"' port. Boys' J-8. Girls' 11·7 • .. . ,.,.------- --~ .i Charge It THE 'LAY CENTER HAS NEW FEATURES 2988 Su11dn11 011111 '· ' . 1' Has 15' Jong beadbar , 6 sturdy legs. All Jong· d q lasting plastic. play features.·· Popul ar swingrng ~ i fireman's pole included. ~ LISTERINE" OR RIGHT GUAR!r Sund•fl Onl11 ·' • l . ' :dz7~o-z.~51ru!hf Gu!~~ep~!1: 8 6 ~ oderant spray. Buy both and • , save ! Ll"'llN ... ,.llly-H-Ml• ..... llrl, •II, t t.. ••Mf wt. SEt.F APHESIVE COVERING ' No waste , •. no paste ... no tools, a nd no tacks . Just peel backing off--and 'apply to surface. Limit 1 roll per coupon. Domesti cs Dept. SPRAY ENAMEL au~ St111da11 Onl11 llk>z.• alzc. Color choltt. 1.n eR&Y to use SJYttY con· .tafnt'r. J-Jurry! Llmlt ?. •NttnilM l . ' • ' -- . . .. l • • • --" . -- EDITION' ERNIE SIMON SERVES LIONS CLUB PREXY TILAK LA LL In Cotto -., All'Floh oriel No llHM Mo~iis o Dull F ry Mesa .Fish Fry ·swings Into Second Big Day En1ries in the Uth Annual Cotla Mesa- _,,..-i Har1>or Lloos Club' Filb Fry Parido were lining 111> In the early ll&ht today, u the pla event swung lpto·ltl -clay. . . 'Ille -..;le-long proc..,lon featur- ing ' 30 floats, hundreds · of m.vdlillg bandsmen the Tijuana Police MotO:rcycle Drill Tealn . and other unita wu Jet lor 10,• l.m..Jasting-lmuil. '"9ouaanch; fJf Orange Count1lftl are upecled to -the funleol ........ .. .-1111ntwolnnso!Nlland lrtmmqs tbrouP SlmcUy, acco~ to La. Club olflcials. $1.50 and each ent.iUe. its purchaser to a cbanct on many-valuable priles. The JDOlt 10Ught-after is the 1970 Ford Maverick automobile to be awarded at a p.m. Stmdly, near the dole of the pla celebratioo. Here is a IChedule of ·eveota remaining today thfl\U&h Sunday, wheq the Silver AnOiverwJ edlllon of the historic Fish Fry comes lo Ila 111cc<!Sslul end. T®'Y 10 a.m. Cimini. Ezlublta, Rides 10:30 a.m. I Bour Parade U Noon. l'lllb Dinners start serving 1,30 p.m. SCage !bow 3 p.m. Drawing .. $ATURDAY, JUNE 6, 1970 TEN tENTS • Robbery Suspect Held Coo~ Nabbed In Newport 1Sa#ecr.ack By JOHN VALTERZA DI lllt o.llr Pllit lttft Two puserbys who noticed a man stuf· fing caM and checks Into a truh bin in Newport Beach Friday afternoon led to th• ·arrest-of a 19-year--0Id cook in the safectaclting thelt of S3,000 Crom a poe;h Harbor area restaurant earlier this week. Kim Wagner, 19, was arrested aa he left the bank: of America at the corner oI. Newport Boulevard and Via Lido at s p,m. - Detectives sai4 they booked the youni cook on cbarg,. of blJrl]ary In the pre- dawn safe job at Isadore'• a.taurant. Reds Ass;iult Shrine City Of Siem Reap SAIGON (UPI). -Communist troops mUlni their deepest r.ild Inside Cam- bodia a~ the city of Siem Reap to.. day 1n a push that threatened the an- cient Buddhist temples at Angkor Wat. Field report& said an aasault by North Vietnamese and Viet Cong units had clooed the Siem Reap airport end lbal a battle was under way in the city it· ae1f tn northwest Cambodia 150 miles from Phnoili Penh and ooly 90 miles from the Thal border. Cambodian comma'nde.rs trying to gel reinforcements into Siem Reap were fnmtrated J>y se.vered leltollone -.inunk ·collonl ani! a CommdnG( hold on "°"'* parts of the PJJnom Pepb.ijem Reap bii~ way. I.a Biiion, tbe U.S. command rePofted a milta~e attack by an American befi.. copter gunship In llootb Vlelna!ll'.s ... treme DOrtbwtst corner near Khe Sanh tn which four allied 90Jdler1 were killed and JO wounded. Two of the dead were U.S. adviser! filth a South Vietnamese ranger outfiL • 333 Bayside Drive, lut w-,. The arrut and .. i.i--.ery of nearly all. !he loot was lporbd by two insurance men passing by jhe. alley be-- t'weeil the Udo Theater and the bank building. the trul> bin after omolilll "'-· blnalloo, was rmed In the m.._ot fl· DetecUva toot,up'.tM lrfwlillilloero lice. Four '""" bank 11ap --... The two unldenUfled witneau llid they ooUced a m111 lurtively atufflq tho cash and checks Into the trash, then enter the bank. They halled patrolman Jollll """"'· who wu driving by, and all tbne waited oublde tho bant for W-to -... Furrow said be reetVaed 1t¥1ral hundreddollan in COiii Ud aidi lriiiil ohort Ume later '1111 found -fl,• bank deposit.s amounllng euciIJ' , t6 lo cub in Wagner'• hauM. '1,812.a were stolen. Olflcen &aid w.....-odmllted the The thief alJo rifled aeveral <all .,.. theft ol the cub ~ tho ~lllJ~ . • (islers elsewhere in the place, boll found Reporll on tJie original b!ddeot uid oo other cash. the theft occurred Dl\fllme W~ The tolal recovered money llDOlllltod morning before openlnc time. to sllghUy more than 42,000 plUI amnl The thltf climbed -Ille red tile roof hundred dollan In checks. 1 _ ol the reotaurel, acaled a four.loot Ienco PoUce &aid they found 1boutpt mon lhieldlni air coodiU-., t11en clombar· In Wagner's wallel, but delonnlnod thol ed down a emall ladder INdlllc lo tho il -~ ltolen money. -, kil<tlaL-------~--W--bad;---to-tho-baok-19--- Tbe safe, opmed by -fl tiie _. hil poydJeck. Ex-mayo·r Fo.und ·Guilty:_.· Valley Jury Believes 2 3 Obscene Cal,ls CnargU: --· -4 .:-.-.... By TERRY COVILLE June 17 In WOii Or .... 'County Municipal Of,.. IN!,, ,..., M Court, Westmlmtn. Muiinum penalty F tai Vall • •• ,.~ for one coont of lilDo)1D( ·pilooe calla oun n ey • u-mayor ~ ~ ~ $250 or IO days m jail. Judge Jame,, Schwerdtfeger was · convicted by • K. Turner gave no ~k2tion what ~ Municipol Comi jury Friday cm %! counb ponatty would be. oi making "obscene and threatenlng.. Defense attorney Leonard McBride telephone calls to current Comcilman said Friday he waukl MOV"e for a new trial based on "el'l'tll'I'' __ .._ In '"· John Harper, . II-\IUO An •ppell on the decision b upecled one. "But I can~ e>plalii tllat any furtber at pretent," be aaid. to be mede by the def-. McBride aJJo said that u hil - Tbe nine-day trial ended abru1>117 In for a oew trial falls the "jullty" vmlicl the all..,_, u the jury coovlctod the would be appealed to Suoerior Court. fonner mayor on half the alleged 4$ It took jurors neertt a dlJ aDd a ' count.. haK to mch their -. At ·-· Some 22 calls Harper anegedne recelv· , ll!!)' ~ for tho e~ \i edch """ ~ i,. u.. ~~ "". ,;,..i '"'" of .... •:::4 phr ' ITges. • s!Vtn ~1 ,,_ lliaQ.. I I' Alleftlle..nlletwuom-Judp 'Ille~ ~aino-ot a!•·iP"".; .1amn r..,..._. wlmed am.-..,, Friday. °"" -~ ~ ~ ·~ b''ncilY'l:'_"'. ~ llaepor In -or Sd!li•JII ..,-wn llo jz•fi,_ . -wlthtbo--~-.. -. ltrY'• decllloo ••---11 nounced. '!lley-.. -- hued oa -, by anploy• 01 It marted the end of a long, dowmranl General Ttlepbone Cornptny.'Eoch count _...._ •••·· on whicll Sch-ecer was found gullly trtal for the CllJCI .-w·-~·t """"""" ieprwuted a pbclMt call tnced or who waa tnaY« for tb1'tfJ yean. It Durmc the :ZS.,ear history of the Fish Pry-largest socb event on lhe West COUt ~1,000 bu --and daoalod to Harbor Alu )'OUlh,, aervice ud·di.riabie orpniutlonl. f. bully cmtest, baby contest, battle of the bands, a variety of etage to· llrtaim:nent, carnival midway, bootbJ and concessions of all kinds are features of the fiesta in Costa Mesa Part. ·4: 1$ p.m. Dancers 5 'lll p.m. DrlWing • p.m. Stage Show ' U.S. headquarters said the miltake •I- recorded by the telepbOne company's started a little _more dian a year •IO electronic equlFmeot-as lhe first lllfl'Y \'Olces beg• IO The c111r,.. which were dismiaed wltllper lhrelll of • ftCOll election. - 'Ille three-mile-long procession fealur· tng 30 floats, bandreds of marchin1 bandsmen, the TijUna Police Molorcycle DrUJ Team and other unit,, was set for 10:30 a.m., lasting three hours. Tickets for the complete fish din· ners-otber f9(1ds are tvaUable -cost 7,li p.m. Winner of Band C.Olell I p.m. Drawing SUNDAY 12 Nooo Camfval, Elhibits, Rides 12 Noon Fi.lb Dinn«• start serving 2,30 p.m. Baby Cootesl 3,30 p.m. Baauty Contest 5:30 p.m. Drawing 6:15 P-zn. stage Show I p.m, Drawing for Grand Priz.e Year-round College Usage Bill Passes in Assembly A·blll·by._,,.... ~Cory oo -wlleT-o then ore no pop.ila- '(l)(lordm Grvft). wllidJ would roquln tloo ~ end no heavy d<mand ate c:dlkla wlb more ha 10,ooe for tlllnflment," be added. ,..,,._ to _.ate on a ,..,.....d Jelle odmltted the system ...Wd prob- bosis was aJl!Jl'Md 1M by lie -ly ably not ssve the tupeyen any money. "Jbunday and lent to the Senate for bli: added that it would enable more ._o1. studeoi. to attend state colJetles without Douglu Jeffe, Ox'y's edministrative having to build as many more buildings. assistant in Garden Gn:ive said the Members of the state college academic measure was brought up when State senate have not expressed an opinion Collegt <lMlocellor Glen Dumke re-on the bill, he noted. quelled a halt in year-round operations According to J effe lhe professors ,at at two·of the campuses for budget cutting cal State Los Angeles "have found il puf1>09eS. to be advantageous." Jeffe said tbe system w.u. lM!iDc tried The implementation of the system will •l]IOi'lmenlally al Cal State Los Angeie. be .Jell up to the able college ·tnistees and ,me of the northern CaUfomia cam-and Jeffe said the bill will not force JIU>l'I In addi~ ~:;: ~~-anyooe to toad> or lltu<ly OD 1 yeor-round -lo 5'1!. . _ -A-ba$is-tmiest U,., Wini to. "11 la-C«y'• conileutMI ht 11 -~ A CODJpUioo ._lltion asking lhe "!*; __ to -apaili>e buildinp _ J!9ard o1 ~ ol tho Univusity of aiandlllc ~of ?,J~-~ CalifomiasyamttolmplementthoNme -out the,-, ~·~......-.. plan ..... -campuses occompanied. ''OfJeoune bn..are IOIDI questlorill tbe1bill 01 ID bow '"11 tl10 oyMml•"1id work • t.act WU flown Tburaday by a hell~ ter of the U.S. lOlst Airbcx'ne Divl!ion which stafed a unit operadng about !1J: mllel IOUlbeast of lhe Kile Saoh, oceoe of heavy fiihtlng in early 1968. El9ewbert in South Vietnam, com- muniques said a force of about 1,000 South Vietnamese infantrymen engaged in heavy fighUnt Friday with a large Community force near Cai Lal district town 54 miles southwest of Saigon In the Mekong River delta. At least 17 Cornmuni.sls were reported slain against South Vittnamese losses of 14 killed and 42 wounded. Just across the Cambodian border. in the Fishook area, element& of t.be U.S. 1st Air cavalry division reported seizing two large Communist suppfy caches Frio day. Woman Killed In SA Accident A 21.year<ild University Park woman was kiUed Friday a£ternoon after her car lost control along Sooth Main Street near San Diego Creek, then dragged her for several yards. Coroner's investigators said Sus11n L<iuise Orsbern of 17891 Loyola Circle, died instantly from massiv~ head In· ·juries in the 3:45 p.m. crash. The woman was traveling alone in ber car in the westl!lound lane or South Main Street when her auto lost control and skldded at high speed into • bride abutment. The-car then rolled over, tJet't.lng the_ woman. then dragging her along the road- way. Servicn for the victim are pemling at SrrUth and 1'ithill Mortu.ary in Santa Ana. were phaZle calla which llarpi!r aJleted '!bat elecdon llnally ·fook place 8fpt. ba received ,but _... nol'Vii!flirby-U;-'ltel, alter a-loq, hon! polltlcol tee~_., -cs. bottle. Harper had elailned ho received the Schwmltffger.losl. 45 cabs betweea Dec. 21, ltet Ind Jan. Then came bis arreat Jan. It on the JS, tl?O. amoiyng ph:ne calls charee1. and now, Sc:bwerdtleger 11 !!Chlduled tor ten-after a series of delt)'I, the verdlcf tencinr ~n the misdemeaoor . offenses of guilty. Arson Studied in Blaze At Psychedelic Shop A omokey lire collled heavy dam.I(• to a poychedelic lhop In Collo MeN lhil morning, the teCOfld blue in .such a buainesl along the OrlJlie Cotst In 1 ... than • week. COSta Mesa arJ011 Investigators comb- ed the ashes arowd one window of the Easl and Weal IJmlled, I'll E. 17th SI. where the blaze apparently started, but no conclusions had been made 11 to the caU>e ol the fire by earty morning. A passing polict patrolman noticed tbt flames !rom the rubbish and storage area o( the underground clothing !lore at about 1:15 a.m., then §Ullll'IKlned lire· men. The shop, which is nut door to the Firehouse tavern, Costa Mesa's · only · bottomless bar. IUltalned HTeral thou· sand dollars in damqe. The blaze w11 confined to the •est wall -and roof of the wriod-frame•buUd- ing. Merchandlat Inside WU allo heavily damaged. The """"" fire drew --of potnm from the tavern. Stored ClM of paint ond .,lvenll In lh• rubbish ..... coatributed to the .... pid spread ol lhe blare, llnmen reparlld. The fint of the two blosa In the poy· chedellc aboPI hit Lq1ma ~11 ~ troveraial Mystic Arla World lhop .., Pacillc COast Highway Tbund1y near mldnlghl. The blaie, which caUHd heavy damage lo lhe building UJ!1 the lhop'1 contents still is the subject of lnv..U,atlm. Former Actor Sollri y Tufts Succumbs at 58 SANTA M-ONtto\ (UPI) -Veioo ..-an "'°'41ngerdaoer -Y Tufts, Hollywood'• --·reipln( !mop of the collije tiO)'~ llildl'od .,,,._IOlll. al a Sanla Monica balpital. lie -18. BEACH RIGHTS? LEA.RN YO U~ •Bair!l .. Flag 1Jse Happed ~·who wu 'borri1 in~Bolton,• dted Thunday evening .at 'St. Jobn'.1 bolpllal. Hb physldan. Dr. William S: Berlin. &aid 1\Jft.s had entend tho hoepHeI Sjmdoy. t\lfl.s WU the = of l J'lde IJ'in and a friendly y 1'b&ch made him a screen l1voriie. ii, eomo IO llollj·. wood In the 1940s with• b-bod<· ground thal Included ~ IOd>I; ,<On· nectlons sprinkled Willi.tho biintllily~· ed up during his dll)'W a an tee bas r,tfO. man. A •,Nt taeapassing,. slgn on a priv1t1 bed_. !he public must keep oul or\ldMj it! , . Aquarius .Astronauts Pro test, J,eav_e P~rformance lie built up a loyal movie fan lollOWinc. NEW YORK (UPI) -Apollo 13 astro-they wrapped lhe flag around th1l gio." folds of the flag. Oh, I'm faUing throogh Muta James A. Lovell and John L. Swel-Lovell and his wile had left the t~er a hole in the nag." l'ri. who' chriAened their spa<:f: Bli.ip about five minutes earlier. A duet clORI the scene with two ol AWAITS SI NTENCINO - Ex~mayW Schwe1drfeg1r As ·Woman Di.e&, 2 Poodles Bark A pair of tiny i-!les barlled lbem- selve1 hoa.rw at the aide of-their d:yin, m.istres8 in San Clemente Friday, but bOlp came loo i.te-fer the ·--po. lice &aid. · Margaret Brlgp, 51. of :131• Mlramar, ,.., •IOWI~ dead of a -1ble ocddental lnjetlioo of medlc•Uon 'before nO.n bY. potro!men tummoned by nelghhon, . Police Dtttctlve 1lobe:rt Mason aid the 'woman had moved to San Clemttite recenily from Br!Uoh Columbia. Her two dogs, be oald, opt>llGly had -through the night after the w .. man cOllapsed at her bedside. Animal control officers toot the. twe piiOdles lo a kennel for safekeeping. Coroner '• lnvelligaton; said the caun · of death was under inVestigalioo, and in- dicationa showed ' 1 poesihle 1Cdclental overdose of medication. The weekind -·1 bo thot·lke, swiny; aunnncrr ..e )'IJOW. beat •lillnl for; yoo'll bove'Jloo-l!Olt for a Willle laapr •. INSIDE TODA.Y How ·to protfd ~r· htort 11 the big dp In lhi1w1k'1 Tmnllu Wteklu. It quote• Dr. Lalc>rtnce Lamb. Bo:r!Qr Unioerlitu'• auth-- orltctJvt pro/111or of medicine. And ill tht othl!'Tmaga..riM inride todav's DAILY PILOT, 'th• CU1'· f'tnt TV WEEK &vrm Over ftl • ' I A tar.reathln& court declalon 'lndk:itd that the public may be entitled ·to \lie private Deaches -Including m1ny in <>ronie_ c.unJy ~ ~le such Nls• A classic Jeaa1 battle over beach ri&bf.s · l<nN. ·~~;!1;. ': ~ ~ ~;: They app8.rently were upset Ql'et the the characters folding the Oq ·la mlll· don't like What's <bM! With the American tcene tifWIUcf1UD'H Ctjaracteri, one. of tar)' faibJon. · appearing In such. oicturu 11 "Bring on the Girls," ".Duify's Tavetn," "Swell Guy " "E~COme II'-.. Go "and "Sev-' -,_,. I en Year I "-wtth Marilyn Monroe-.- The husky octor'• PoJ>Ulorily -Ill peek during 1nd titer World W>r II. before loldng a Plnni' Ip lllOt dwtnc wtlld1 be pocbd hlmlelf oll IO a,fllldl cover and fn.ftde color PO~t ia-a _ _ ahoUfliuiilli 'litorf.° th( ~Q, an:.- nueil Emmu Award bah. Tb1I !uclnatlng and lropoNm lllua- lloo ... m>loJnod In detlll Oii todlJ'• Comalfnl Pqe bJ DAILY PJLOl'·- odltor Alan Dltl<in. .. ll'I <ill P ... S. lloo'I_ mill ll 111fC lo the !Int oct Of the musicaL thenl wrapped In lhe Dag, engage ill o "Don'l Put It Down," la the UUe of the ,,,., wallled out of the Bil~_dl1i-.cooceming II. As the flq II -~' loclud<o the l)Ttcl, "Illy ter 'llluredl)' night at the lntermilllon. unfurled, the dlaJope begins: llilort 8"11 Trut for the lied, 111s11t end "I don\ appndate -you're dolol "Folding the nag means bldnc cm -·" to the flag," Sftigert told on unideoti-of the nation," lllYI one., dlarocter. On ltlvlna-the !heller Swelgwt Aid: lied -... -.tec1 -the play as "Foldi118 the nag .....,. puttlnf 11 to •11 uu to"' tho n., ap.!!!:l pnudly. llolelttbt-ts.''Idoo\llktthenf bad for the silghL Oh, I'm last la11Jt -Wlilnl'mllsipKefnp llilllllzl=" ' • tDTual. • He · muraed to UIJUywood In inld-ltll to 11>1ke a movlt bat·~~"• DOI I OililiiliiCt elforl. -' .............. 11 ~ 11 ca.. ...... w .__ 11 ~ ,,..,. """"' , .. ,, Ce1*1 *9 lt .. I ..... It.Ii c........., • ... ... --. =-.. ·1 ........... ,. , .. t'.. "" -' . it . I II I I I. I l l t' I • I I DAILY "1.QT • • • • . Jo~ :W aitt~-·Stift Just.Jo.Im Wayne ' 111 JORN VALTERZA CM .. Diiiy f'IW ltd TREY CALLED RIM by every name -even. by Marion (his real given tag) -and they ran tbe gamut from John. Bi& John, and especially "Duke". ,, 1be Vlbute was full of gushing praise, ribald jabs about ·• plethcra of oater movies, and more than one at-- tempt ~ linllllat. tho _,.,. volco with Ii. peculJlr ......._ · And Jolm W1yne sat tbtouP It .U •earin& • squinly nnil•. It wu thne !or the greoter Loo All-. ..... Prisa Club to tbrow HI ll1llUll buh for juat about everyone available with enough tlnael left to sit at a bead table. A.ND THE 4iROAST'' was king dur· ini the tribute to the Oscar wlMer from Newport Boodi. The resident chef for the roe.at, it .seems, is the darting of the PreN Club -a reaJUvely un-itarlike character actor frtim Green Acres -Pit Jluttram. · ma rolillerle technique is masterful.. Alter dousini th< Dul<e with Ill. ivhlJ1y, and .. m..m.t opley blrbecue sauce, BullumJQOited al the other lid• of the head t.ble to another llepubllcan act«. 'llili Me Jeff the sagebrush for the wilds of Sacramento. And one or' Buttiam11 beat Jpina on the rotisserie wu ruerved Ice Rooold. Roq111. "AND TlllCRB'l 111E govanor here," Buttram drawJ.. eel, "he'• 'riding bl&h toalght, -tbclUP be ... 1 dtddt whether he wu born tn a log calHn or·a mai1ge:r. "'lie '.lelt the !Ible foe a minute during_ Sam Vorty'a tallt, 'cause be had to·C.U Dlal-A-Prl)>er to see If. th.<1. bid any ......,,. !or blm." · · · • - Besides the roaatinc, the hUJting star received NI a:mpleme:nt of ·warm praile. · JLe.aian, ncalq ·hla troohles during 1 'atrlke ol the Screen Actor'• GuHd, with Jtim1ett at ·the helm, conceded ~-hla heada<hel ..,....conald<r1bly less than tbole·ol hll wl(• durJnc thole d171 ol crtllcianl. · - , 11DVKI CAU.ED -Nancy 4~my day to shore up her C!OUl'lge, and we all,~ deeply appreciate those call& to Ibis day,". be Iii<! .. Aft.tr the Upected .rub of 1wVds -iome cqrnmer· ciall1 iJllPlnd. o!ben just 1onu!J!e lribute -it was Wayne'• tlitJa. . • . Jle .._fit! aome ICUte -albolt .polJtloally inolivai,ci --· . '.'1 rorr WANNA .., tllll l'm·loyal to tllat olie penc.. la· -: -t Dltlce'~ Clpilll who is the srutest born ~ fl mec ':"""""Mmtha Mitchell .. · : \ · I -~ ........ -liliilllt lhe .,.;,olili I --· ln:Tnil'Grlt. 'wtll t'l!.tall yuh, 't!Ki -'cei!\6 ""' lir" a<d11nk the nl&ht bolon! we lllarted llhootinl and I had 1 petcb on one eye." r ,. ·11 ~ •• I ··~"'He .Wrl_..-.mtrar it,Ja &he movie, but ht dldnit 1 'biw I bad' It on 'cauf I·w• W.tcbing the•~• m teleo :...Jalo!i: " • ''I wtai It cauae I Uke Huntlty but I hate Brinkley." Among the stack of polnllniJ, plaques and certlllcate1 to the atar w11 a tiny gold pin conltrred by ·the ·Loe Ange- l~ league ol police and firemen. It was their newly-adopted Jiii 'symbol -·• jocular rea¢fon to the actJvl.st slur on P61Jce. · The pig, spokesmen told the Duke, 1t.arids for pride lnlegrilf O!'<i IUf.s. • "I'm Pf'Ol!dtuh beuh pig," the 'rooster crowed: Burke Sets Study Of Vote F oulups ' P'oulups in the stall. primary election will come under the scrutihy o f Assemblyman Robert. H. Burke (R-Hun- 1.lngtoo Beach) who hu just been nllned to a aub- eommltt<o charged with the lnvfltipUon of what went ....... '?be Orange C O U D t y 7 on Coast Get Degrees Seven Orange C.oast area atudenta , . :r e c eJ v e d their bl.c:belir'I degree during 1970 commenoement ceremorties at -the U.Uverslty at-Redlands. tie students, listed below by clly, include: Colla M.,a: G.... R. Smitht IOD ol Mr. arid1 Mrs. R. w .. 8mlll\, UlllO TusUo Ave .. .HwiUofke· a..<b: Holly M1ftt1;' dau&flt« of Mr. and Mn. J. L. ,Mumy, H302 AnlJer st. arid Joan Nlllon, itauiht.'. o1 Mr. and Mn. a..rllli .>., NUIOll, II U 2 W ...... kW... 1-~:. ConNnce 51Md1111:k. do..,... of Mr. Ind Mrs. Howil!f, M. Shattuck, •n Narlll COUI HJcbway .. .ilrwport ,,....,, s h e'l I y ~. dlUptc ol)lr. and _Mn._W:Jl._1-_!l!, i.16 &qu( Hl!l>ai llGilil:Y 6111"~ Ch1rlea ~ .... of J)r. ml Mr•. -rt orurr, Iii P1tuo de Oro. .. llOOtb J1.,...: W • n d y J...,..n, daUCJUI' c( Mr. llld Mrll Bevin Jobneon, ·at vi....,. 1a Lun1. ,.,, legislator was chosen for a seat on the Assembly's sub- committee on elections and comlliutional amendments on the . basis or four yurs ex- perience on the larger com· mittee. "This commlUee will con- duct ils investigation into elec- Uoo pracllces and piocedum, including a very good IOot at whit transplr<d durfnl the primary in Los Angeles, Fresno, San Diego and Orange Counties," said Burke. "In.Orange County, for in· stance, many of t!ie importam. State-wide races and Issues were already decided · before our County's 250,000 plus volts were finally counted. Our Couiity'• inllu.nce throug)lout tbe State wu ,greatly dlminlshed." . "~ -hearl.,s ari beinl scheduled lir Fresno, l..os Angeles, ·aad San DlfP u part pf the overall• olfqrl· ol l<>oldng Into .....,, J>!'OCOdure pn>blem. and ...mn,· up Wfth solutions wlilcb wtll alllvllte the chaos broulbt obOllt by the metboljs ~7 beJiii used," said Burke. The rim "' -he1rtnp will be conduded not .... k In F...,,., be uld. Re added "it Is my hope thal during t be u fn. vesligaUoos all election pro- cedures wW be ·weighed and abllyzed lo _,.. tile voten t.bal his vote la btln1 tabulated honestly 1ud e.fficltnUy. I do 1IOt liellevt"llll!t .the voter is interested' In bearing YOte labtdattng machine companies blamJnc computer componla Or election off'w:tals blaming br belnf blsmed by both !or electlon procedure !Ilium. 'Ibe voter w1nts mt eipeeta his vote to be counted." 1- LADIES NYLON PAJAMAS 233 s u""a" Or1111 Sizes 32 lhru 4o. Assorted beauWul colors to choose from.. Charge il! MT. 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""" 6. 1970 ~All V l'J(OT J • ' ' ' Rockwell Paci Means 43,000 New St.ate JOhs ' ' . ' ' ' I • .., ' • • 4 I•, ' WASHINGTON {UPI) -The lq ar· Gtneral Electric Co. of Evandale, aa:ency reported employmt.Qt ln-the aero. · . . ' 1ument over whether missiles have made Ohiit. was Rleqeti to develop the tn&ine • space lndlll!ltry dropped 10,000 jOba Jut · the bomber obsolete apparently has been at 81) esthnated cost of JtO$ mllllon, in-month. 1'uolved by the :Nixon adminisltaUon in eludTua '30 million praltt. Now known u the· Bl, devel6pment' of . favor of manned aircraft. lnkial payments to the rwo companies the plane began in 1162 under a proj«'t . Although the Air Force is emphasizing '. will 1total only .$5 uillllon..and Seamana known as "AMSA" .-advanced {lllJUM!(l that it still can back down, it has an· said "future funding of the entire Bl de-strategic aircralt. More than $200 million nounced contract selecUons. that nor· velopment is subject to.annual~ already has been spent, 4fld anoth~ $1~ mally would mean the construction of a Iona.I rev Jew and approval." million is requested in the fiscal 1971 fleet oC new supersonic Bl bomben at a "Today's action does not aulhorlze any budget now before congress. total cost that may approach $9 billion. production," Seamans said. "There bu Tentative specificatiom call for a The plane, lighter and faster than the been no decision on whether or when pro-plane welghin1 between 350,000 · ..:id one" · • duct.ion might be begun or how mqy 400,000 pound~ on about 1001000 pounds ~it IS tabbed to replace as the nation 's aircra'!'t might be requittd." Jes' than the 852 w,ill replace.' It may be No: I strategic bomber, would fly at be-three u f t th 852 b · tween two and three times i.he s-ed of Unofficially, a fleet of 20 is expected f!'es as as as e , ut its d ..,... to be buUt " range w1U be Jess. 60Un at high altitude. The cost would · The specifications call for a range of be an estimate $30 million each. The first Gov. Ronald Reagan said the Bl con-more than 1~000 miles wltb one refuel· of them 'may Oy in 1974, and a squadron tract award to North American Rockwell ing." or more'could be operational by 1978. Corp., would .. provide• a strong &hot ln The subsonic B$2 can fly the same dis- Air Forte ~retary Robert C. Sea· the arm" to Calllornia's tagging aero-tance without refueling. marui Jr. late Friday announced the se-space industry. Reagan said the contract The new plane is expected to have a lection of North American Rockwell would add 43,ooo new jobs. In the state. crew of four and a bomb capacity of Corp. of El Segundo, to develop the plane The Governor also said, deserved the about 40 tons. it.self at an estlinated cost of $1.35 billion conti:act because it "has led the way in Deputy Defense Secretary Davjd Pack· including a target profit of $115 million. llerospace and military technology lot ant, in a memorandum authorizing the That company builds Apollo command years." Air Force to go ahead, said "it will be modules and most of the rocket engines A short time after t.be announcement severa1 years before 1 production de- ffX' lhe Saturn 5 that boosts it. In Washington, the state. human relations cision will be made." 3 Decline Campus Debate 2 College Chiefs, Hanna Turn Down SOS By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 tM 01ltJ fl\lllf ll•lf Dr William Langsdorf, president of Ca1 State Fullerton, Dr. Daniel Aldrich , chancellor af UC Irvine and Rep. Richard Hanna \0.Anaheim) -have declined an invitation to debate about campus protest MoMlay night a_gainst three Republican candidates for office. The debate. sponsored by an orga.n~· tion callh1g itself Society Over Sedition, was billed for 7 p.m. at La Palma Stadium in Anaheim. SOS was formed by Fullerton attorney Matthew J. J{urilich. The goals, as explained by the lawyer. include teeing to it that law is enforced :>11 campuses and that decisions mad e by campus administratoi:"s coaform to the wishes of the community. "We want to find out what course ot action. we , should take to assist ad- mi11istratDrs who have acted properly in these situations, or what action we should take to get administrators who will take the propei action in regard to theJe incidents," he sald. A fact sheet about SOS, sent out by Kurilich, says the organir.atiOR favors appropriate legislalion be pa~ to im· plement these rules (law enforcement on campus and suspension or !irlng:ol any administrator who fails to act to enforce law on campus) as well as legislation to cause local authorities to patrol and enforce lhe law oo college campuses. ARTIST'S· CONCEPT SHOWS .NEW Bl ADVANCED STRATEGIC BOMBER . . . ' Westminster CllPJ'acility Opening Set A new $250';1loo California Highway Patrol office designed to cover freeways in West Orange County will opeo in Westminster Monday. i It will be the second CHP office in Orange County. It is located at 13200 Golden West St., two blocks south of the Garden Grove Freeway. Jts commander, Capt R. E. Teuber explained that il will be • two--eounty optraUGn. 1be station will deploy 78 uniformed a,fficers to cover Wes( Orange County and parts of Loa Angeles County. 'Ille area of responslbWty will includ' the Long Beach and San Gabri.el River freeways south from Artesia BOOltvard, and the Garden Grove and San Diego freeways west from the Santa Ana River o .. ug· Use ·nises ' ' -B-each -Rotari.ans· Ge~FiguFes By A.LBERT W. BATES • Commending the HOllllllgtoft !leach · or 1111 0e11y ,..., ...,. PoUoe Deplrtment 11 . a: force .of Figures on youthful drug abuse In dedicated men and women who ha" Hwilington Beach, as "mtnd-blowing" to urned .and should have community sup- adult.s as the drugs themselves to the port, ,Vaughn Introduced Sgt. Mahan u young, were presented to Huntington an• example of the .poUce department'• Beach Rotarians Friday by Sgt. Jamts eff(ri to .establUh tOl?lmwUcations and Mahan of the police force . Jttms : rapport with the cltY's youth. -ln,1966, there were nine juvenlle dJ:ul Mahan has worked on .the nan:otict arrest1. The average age was 15 to problem for ~ven y.ean; in .Los Angela ~ HLinUngton Bt:ach. 16. • . '' . -In 1967, the total 'Went to n. with Sgt. Mahan also intuc..i ligureo on the average age 13-14. overall arrests of juvenllet for aD crimes -In 1968, the total skyrocketed to irl Hutitlngton Beac:b 1n the-tut two 327, with the average age dropping to years. Far 1111 there were 4,702 such 11 lo 12. an-ests: In 1169, 4.325. · .. -In 1969, the ju venile drug amrta He •Urli>lted '!he droP at lwt; In more than doubled again, with ' the part· to the rembval of undesirable average age dropping to 10 to 11. · bUUdfngs 'tn old . downtowii ·wblcb ·bid Sgt. Mahan said the "trtmendous catered to juve.nJif4. Y~ths had gathered The congressman and the two college leaders were invited to debate the ques· tion: "Have colJege administrators mad~ proper decisions in situ ations where sedi- tion exists?" Capo Residents Protest Auto Junk Yard Nearby -to the west Long Beach city limit. availability cf drugs combines with the there, be said, because they had no '1'eater vulnerability of younger children jobs and ~where to_ go -and they Lined up to speak against the college administrators were state Senator John G. Schmitz (R·TusUn), Assemblyman John V. Briggs (R-Fullertonl and Congressional cartdidate William Teague. Teague, a former·administrator at Pep- perdine College who lisl:S his ~pation as bus:inessma•, is running agamst Han· na for the 34th Congressional District seat. Schmitz is run.Ung far the 35th -Congressional-District .seat and Briggs is up for re-e1ec:tion in the 35th Assembly District. - Aldrich and Langsdorr declined the Invitation saying they believe it would be improper for them to participate in what t,hey said is obviously a politically oriented debate. A l'lpokesman for Aldrich said, "He feels this wquld only be a further move toward patiticizh1g the university. a direction he feels is not in the interests or h.igher education and which he actively opposes.". Hanna declined lo debate because he 1, in Washington D.C. A spokesrt111n said the question posed for debate was "l~ke askin' a man if he ha s stopped beating his wife ." Kurilich said Schmitz, Briggs and Teague had all verbally accepted the invitation and will be present to express their opinions. "I am hoping these people (Langsdorf. Aldrich and Hanna) will accept their respc)ll1sibilities and come fourth and present. their apinions," he said. "I invited what I felt were weil·known. active people to speak out on the issues," Kurilich said of the contention that the event is politically oriented. Kurilich said the aim of his organiza· tlon is eot polltk:al but to try to un- derstaM the event.! on campus and decide on a course of action to enforce their goals. DAILY PILOT Nf!'fltlrt l.••111 H,......,_ ... .. .......... ,.. ... ........ ..,. c .. tti Mtse S.. C._._ l).t.t.NGE COAST P'UI L.1$H\NG COMP'.t.H'f' ltob.1t N. W11i ,.,~ ....... t ... Pv11tl- J1c• It, Cv1l1y llkl f>no.ofnl ..,d Gfnrrtl.l~•"'fff lho"''' x ••• il Editor Th11"''' A. Mwrphiftt M..,qlftt E:d11or ltichtul r. Nill ~!II °''""" Coi.only Edi,.,. 'Jfflc" I Cotll Jtlln.; lJll W11t l1y SltMI N~; 8f l~ll' :1111 WUI 8•11»• levlr¥1td ~ (ludo: m ~Ot151 ............ t-lvr>!lnf!O<I llt1c11: 11111 llt•<fl 8 >1r!e'r•td S.n ci-11: XIS Nortll El ,..,..1 ... IHI • Riding on a wave of lndlgnatloPI, ~ delegal.lon of residents is expected to protest dented Mu.slangs, m an g 1 e d Mavericks ar any other such Trojan Horses in the Troy Homes aectJon of San Juan .Caplstra110. ~l have already complai~ to the clty/Jilnnlng~lon agalruit a pro- posed auto imi»und yard in a U·I zone . near their neighborhood. "The nature ·of the protest seemed to be that they didn't want the valley cbaliged," said Planoi P1g Director Bob Johns. "11iey didn 't feel this y;as a compatible land use." The Planning Commission decided to _ postpone Its decision unti l its next meeting at the request or Mayor Tony Forster, represeRling the property owner, Mrs. Betty Forster, accordiag to Johns. "The proponents asked to have the matter continued to give them a chance to , meet with the protest T r o y Homeowners Association," said Johns. F o r r e s t Ounivin, who intends to lease the property for the impot:nd yard, sald he believed that most of the protest was a result of mlsun· derst8Jlding. "Lots or people seemed to thilk it was a junk yard that was going in," said Dunlvin, who owns a Chevron station in the city. The impoWKI yard will be located off Alipaz adjacent to the Flood Control Channel and Woa't be visible from Troy Homes, accordllf 1o Dunlvin. '41t would be a police impoUnd storage yard ," oid Dunlvin. "Since l often do towing for the area law en!orcemeo~ officers , I was asked lf I could locate an impound yard somewhere 111 the area. I've been searching for a }ocation for about a year and a half." "The yard would provide a secure place .for the , storage ot cars sealed by tti, police or insuruce companies investigating -accidents, narcotics or whatever," he said. "There will be no junk, no dismat1lling and no removal of parts. 'q'he cars wUI remain there until released." Dunivin said he informed property owners within 300 ft. of the yard by mail, according to Jaw. "People seemed to think I should have gone door to door to ask their pennission," he said. Dunivin will explain his pos!Uoo at a meeUng of the homeowners. Hashish Amount Enough For PairtoFaceDrugTrial By BA RllARA KREIBICH OI no. 01llJ ,1161 stiff EvidenUy canvlnced that 70 pounds cf alleged hashish constituted a "usable amount" for possible sale, Judge Richard Hamilton has ordered two Laguna Beach· brothen bound over for trial in Superior Court. Tod Carey, 23, must answer to chaZ.ges 1 Of_ transporting marijuana and pJssession of the drug for sale. His brother Robert. 11, was bound over on • possession charge only. • Charges against Tod 's wife Ann, 11. were dismissed by Judge Hamilton on the basis of insufficient evidence. Graduates Feted By First Family 1WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Firrt Family, denied the pltasure or attend- ing graduation ceremonies for Julie and David Elsenhawer. will hGld their own prJva.tt celebration Saturday at the Camp Davia Presldenl.lal retreat. President aod Mrs. Nixon will be ho!ts ,lor an outdoor steak dinner and gathtr· ing of the Presidential family clan in the neJrby Maryland ~1ountaina. Mrs. Dwight D. Elsellower, U.S. am· bassador to Belgium and Mrs. John Elsenh(:;wer and other relalivts plan to attend the !ate afternoon ctlebr1Uon. Julie. It, and David, Z2, stayed away from their commencement ceremonla, at Smith and Amherst, because of po.,. slble campus tunnoil 11nd embarr\llment to the President and members of the Eisenhower famil)'. ,I • ,. 1.1rs. Carey was not present at the time the brothers were arrested at Tod's TtSidence, ·1416 N. Coast Hl&hway on May 4. She turned herself In to Laguna Beach police later. Following the ruling ln Stluth County Municipal Court Thursday, the brothers ""ere released on bail of $15,000 each. They are to appear for arraignment at 9 a.m. on June 12 in Department ~ of Superior Coort. Santa Ana. At the time of their arrest by Laguna Beach det.ecti.ve Neil Pur~ll. 70 foil. wrapped packages containing suspected hashish. a refined Conn of maiijuana, were seized as evidence. Their preliminary. hearing In Judge Hamilton's court reached an unexpected impasse last Friday when c~mlst J im White of the Sheriff's Crime Lab, who had Identified the substance as hashish, said he ''didn't know" if there was a "usable amOlD1t" since he had not been asked to make a quantitative analysis. As a result of his testimony the entire 70 pounds was returned for re-analysis. On Thursday. Wllite testified he had made the Quantitative analysis and was ready to st.ate that the evidence dispJayert in the court room was indeed 70 pounds or haah!sh. This, accord ing to Purcell, would have 1 street •alue of approlimately $00.000. Puttell and deputy dbtrlct aUoqiey Wllllam Wrlgbt, who J1!'1>11r.ed the ,.,. against the brothers, agreed that lt\e judge ha<I been right Jn tejectJng the original testtmony slbce • preclae amount ar the drug In quution must be establish- ed In order to proceed with a charge or postemon tor ~le. It ls pos.'Jlble, Purctll noted. to mix h&shlsh w1th ccmmon alfalfa and only chem~al analysis can establish lhe amount ln a bulk quantll.)'. Freeways planned for future con. struct.lon in the area are the Orange, Route 39 (Beach Boulevard) and Coast freeways. Scottish Bands Slate · Contest In Mesa Pub Cost.a Mesa's Bull and nu.ah pub, 887 W. 19th st., will be the setting Sunday for colorful contest staged by six Scottish bagpipe bands. Piping and drumming conteSts will be held on the lawn of the British-type hostelry from 10 a.m. ind the two events will conclude at 3:30 p.m. with a march past by the ma.sud bands. All con- test.ants will be attired ln authentic Highland costumes and t!le events are open to the public. Organized by the Paclflc Cout Pipe Band Association, Sunday's contest is scheduled as a preliminary to the Highland Games which wUI be held tilter th is manth at Santa Monica's Corsair Stadium. Lightning Kills Two CONFLUENCE. Pa. !UPI) -A young couple wa~ struck and killed by a Jightn. ing bolt Friday night as they stood under a tree watching a carnival. The victims, James R. McKeel, 14. and his wife, Grace, 23, of Mill Run, Pa., were pro- noonced dead on the scene by Dr. Ed· win price. to th~ per1uasions ar pushers to produce often got Into serious trouble. these shocking statistics." "Jahan 1Upported Vaughn,_ ln the latter'• He added that while tht older 1ge1 plea to "tum band1 the . other w1y are "tailing off" as they gain greater around from ioo, too busy \o talk lo ~ng of the consequences of you,' to 'sure, let'a talt -m1ybe I drug use, the youngtr ones lact tile can help' wbtn teenqa appeal for knowledge ar reuoninc power to fend help with jobs or just advice." off the II"'""'· · Vauglln ·Uk<d Rotal'Iw 1o. help In Herbert Vaughp ol the ' Hunllnrton "'~i up a • Uallon board .qi - Beach Oil,mber .,, Col'Mlerce's youth clubl and other dvtc lf.oupt to wen ! commlU.. brougllL Sgt. Mallon to the .wllhpoU..tobrlng'!Youth·OpportunltJai Rotary meeting to back up hb pl•a Unlimited" Into belnf u a "*11 projocl. for greater-rectpllvlty by businessmen , to the appeals of teenagers for help lea S 1n finding Joba. gue entence Vau~d boys and glrla I.I to 19 years old-especially need m-) couragement. Dlscourag<d by the In· D_ e a. y Achi, •. e,v, ed·, difference of their ekiers, he pointed _ out, too many become involved with bad companions. •M up tum Ing •o · M. . ay Ge. r Life burglary, dope pushing and other crimea I to meet their need -often desperate -for money. SEXUALITY GAP CLOSES A BIT WASHINGTON (UPl)-Swedish Prime Minister Olaf Palme said Friday ,he "Wtshed to clear up some mlsconcept.19ns that. Americans have about Swedisb sex habits. "We have conducted aome KJm~y studies of IJJr own," Ralme told the Na· tlonal Presa Club. L ''We· found that the sex ·habits·of• tl\e Swedish population an'd the·sex·habit's of the Americitn populBtlon are almost exactly the same," Palme said: • "That might reassure aonlebody one way or the other," he said.. Convlct<d killer Arthur D!wltte Leap won a delay Friday of his se.itenctnc to what cauld be a life term In statt pr110n. Superior Court Judge Samuel Dre1mn agreed In a short h!lrill( lo delay ten• tenclng witn June JS. He will also heir ·on lh1t date 1ttomey Robert Green'• moUon for a new trial. ·• League, 21, ()( Sa11ta Aoa, was ~ Vlcted-~second de~ rriurder 1ftar a ten-week trial by a juty which took ei1ht days to reach Ill vcrdlcl He wu IUCCellfuliy prolOCUid for the ldUl"fl on June 4, 1989, of Sillta Ana pollclt offl~r Nelson SUScer. Sasscer's young .. widow · was In the courtroom Friday . to wltne11 the aen. te~lng of the Black Panther. who shdt Ind killed heJ" hwballd ' In a downtowp confrontaUon. She relUAed to commenl .on uie .proeeedln1s. · Stand lfp St«nd In It may not be the normal thfng in the animal king· dom but ·It works as' thls cow in BredSLedL , West Germany 1bows. She does •tand up job as a •land • In mother for lambs "tiose own mother nJected them soon alter bl rt• • j • I , I . Different RadleaHllll I . • ·~I pit. and ·Pew· I '.J~sus Freaks' Making 'the Scene ~ L•&•eren ~~~ ----"""'"'""" II 11:11 LOI. -Cllardl is ~ at tlll _..., (Bamllton. .al -), Hunllnglon lleOdl. Mllr R. TlnlJey, Pal&ar t wlll .-r GJ: "u AiQono HM ·'111o World'1 r....._,. temporary service of wonblp at '1:111 p.m. ·on &mctaf ~ Ing. Other ~an -.,.p_ -In tile area ha-. been invtted to auand. I • ' eomm,.ity Ualled Mtlliodlat o-RGE w CORNELL boul ~-·l ... . I .1·.~ i•· ...... of lb• "Spiril," cwa_ !1G Hill Ave., Hun-By -• a ~~ • "'"' I sm1 t ~· ,.. tington Beach the Rev. .,.......,~ .,,.., finger held aloft, instead of the mysteries an6 joy. €lwlts L. Role . will be BE:RKELEY, CilU. (AP) -tbe "\l".peact-vi<tory Iii•· The strailhl cburch 1' too preocblng at both the t and . i.. Ibey l"lt lt; llley'XJ bffn Regularly, they allo make uptlgbl," &aid one young man 10:30 a.m. aervlct. 'lbe Junior "turned oa. by Jesus,. AM foray• Into dow'neown San in black pullover shlrt, beads higb and senior hl1h con-. B J llrmatlcn classes will be thlnfl• aeem dllftr~. Most FrJncisco. dlsplayJni their and llriped panlsc " ul, esus of them hl ........ _ 11-, "Jest.II Saves;t• and is a--real revo• .. •i-. ...... , a man received jnto membenbip or · are pplel. ~~ ··-.. ~, tbe cburdl durini th e , are "1tralgbt" lldl. In etbu IPI!~~ ,'!11 lidewal~ outside of the peo?Je." ment, including Or. Jack Sparks, 40, a former Peansylvania state University profetsor who came here wil.h bis family to do missi~ary .work. -""""" ·- Sunday, tbe members ol Cllrill Latliena auu. '1111 Victoria, . Colla M-. wtJ1 h<ar a message bnJucllt by the Rev. ·Lo&har Tornow on • tbe ~ •• .,,,. Goopel Call h For Sinners,'' at both the 1:15,and u a.m. aervicei. · 1 er v t. e e 1. The, aradulting c~. tbef're , maklna: their · the skin bars featW'llll nude There are no regularly kept aenlora have been uked to dancers. statistics on ~ ' • J e s u s Hls tivin&. roQ!ll r•l'!!arlx is crowded with young men and women for .study and worship. Says be: "We pass an offering plate and tell peo. pie to put money in if they can and take it out if they need it. It always ends up empty." .J Sundq, at Newport -~ ClllrU, .,.. Dov<r wear their graduaUon rooes presence felt aroua;x' the "I've been through 'grass'• Freaks," but estimates are to church and a special aection University of CaU!onua cam-the heavyweight ttuff, LSD that JOO to 400 of them are · will be rtSerVed for them so · pus here. and' speed, and all the medita· active here, and the number that they may be recognized They're called • • J e s u s Uonobreathing bit, and it just grow• wjui fffiJuent converts, and honored. Frtak.s," a term originally ap-freaked me out and down," who are channeled into Bible said one of them, a thin, study, iroups. Those on drugs piled in deri&lon, but which bearded young man. "But also are given medical help. they gladly accept. After all, Je.sua is very true, vl'I")' hip, k The Rev. John A. Drift, P-Jama plolo bu ~ u bis lel'ttliOO. tlde for the 10 a.m. wonblp ienice '"111e CGill al 1*clp1Slp". based .. tbe Golptl. Durlnc tbeopeniq......,. al the SUn- dl)' Scbool bour -beCll1I II 1:45 a.m., a special tribule will be pold lo P.811« Blain ln-o!tbe1'ntll& nlwnary of his lmlallalion as -ct Newport llarbor Luth<nn. Dedication al tbe -facllllles will be at 10 a.m.-June 14. Friday at 8 p.m. at the Lquna Federal Savinp Bank, the Baha'i Costa Me I I Spritual Aasembly ls sponsor· ing a public meeting for OnJll• County usherJni Jn Chapel, 11111 Bolsa Ave .. Rlclal 'Unity Day, Sunday Weatminlte'I' and ll a.m. at June 14. The theme ot this the Huntlngton Beach Chapel, year's pbservance ii "Educa-eth and Orance. At the 7 p.m. tion far Diversity". M r . evenm, strvice, an outstan-.. u .... color film , "Israel", wUl "Hiway to Emotiona l .ll,ealth" ls the l!UbJecl to be dlseuued by Gtne Thompson , popular guest speaker who returns for the fourth time this Sunday at the regular 11 a.m. service of the UOJ1.. tlngton Beoch Uaited Cllllrell of Rellpoo1 Sdence, 420 Tenth St. the term, "Christian" ·itself very with it. He's our thing'." Many of them have ta en up communal.style living, in originally was used in, pagan others tell similar stories imitatiOn of early Christians, mockery of the early believers of having tteeft through drugs llvin& in groups in houses scat-- in Christ. af.nndd i~ie~atmery1aa1Jcilmtlsf1~~°',.· e tert(j about . in resid~ntial .1 >Mfi e·.. '""""1 areas wl" names rueh as "Jesus ,.. back'." sai·d a •·u, •• u · J •• "' Ml ' 10 owmg '5\UI. House of Acts, Tree of Lile, MacDonald _oC MUI Valley Calif., who ;also helped spur the Berkeley evangelism, says that when a hipp1e aCC'epts Christ, he "easily auumes that total wisdom floods his being." Although he: is just ''A beginner, a simple babe in Christ, his mystical background tells him, "Ibis is it -I've .arrived'.· No malt- ier what a serious.minded pastor or theologian might of. fer, if the young-convert has a different revelation, he thinks everyone else I s wrong." Elwynn Van Zandt of Los ..... ie -'"'"'ties will speak on "'lbe bt lbown. Tbe public is Ba'b•t Peace Pr o 1 ram ' • • · welcome. barefoot, ~1-baired lad,, ban-Formally,, the · ' • J e s u a Fish House. . . -Lo-Cllllldo ()f Tiie Ma&tr at 2900 Pacific View Japtnese operatic singer, Mrs Hilako -5later wUl present a medley or' lqlk 10ngs. Drive offers two hours of "Let This Mind Be In You" worship at 9 and 11 a.m. &m-will be the message title at day cbun:b ldlool and ldult the, Flnt Baptbt cnrt• of Bible claaoes are hold at 10 Hutlqtoa Beach, when · a.m. The Lord's Suppu wUI Pastor Willis J. Loar will be be celebrated at both hours bringing his message t o and ·nr. Wm. R: Eller wilr espeaaD¥· tile YOWli people deliver the -· "Come, who aracmate this month from AU Jg Now Ready". 'lbe Youth schools. Communion will also ol the ccmgrecatkm. w t 11 be · celebrated at b o t b sponaor ·and lead in a con-...-rices; .9:30 a.m. at Peek's The Rev. Jamet Stewart, Associate Minister or the Wes~. Community United Methodist Church will be the guest preacher at Christ Cllurdt by tile Sta, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. His sermon topic is "They Were Right Of Cour se.'' WonhJp and Church School are at 9:30 a.m. with Study Groups meeting at 11 a.m. On Sunday, June 7, 1970 at Holy .Commwiion will be served at both the '1 :30 and 9:30 a.m. services at St. John the Dlvlae Epilcopal Cbarcli, 204.3 Orange Ave., C..OSta Me.sa. Sunday Sdloo1 clasteS will be held at 9:30 a.m. Th<. Mna Verde Ualted Methodist Chaf'(lb, 1701 Baker Street, Coma Mesa, will have two Sunday morning Worahip (C.Od ""'• P ... I) ding cu.t evangelical tracts to Freaks" are known as the Some are disciplined com· passing ttudent&. "Take a trip ch r i st la n World Libera-munes including m a r r i e d with the Lord -it's · the tion Front. They began ap-couples; others ar¢ more greatest." · .... pea ring around Be~teley about ' casual, ·offering a y o u n g Here and there about the a year ago , adding a new person a pad and food , along campus, on class days and element to a campus of 23,000 with Bible talk. weekends, it's easy to aPot students known for its tumults · The Christil'il World Libera- these apecial kind of radicals and radical movements -lion Front maintains a two· in clUlters of you.tbs. "rap-MarxiJtl, Maoists, F r' e · room office near the campus, ping" about' Jesl}I i n Speech'ers, war resisters. · decorated with modernistic arguments with assorted New The "Je.sus Freaks" also are pictur~s of J~ and slogans. Left advocates. a n t i . V i e t n am war and It also publishes an un- Wherever the 1 ' J e s u s Freaks" bold forth, tbert't usually a siuable crowd. "One generally antlestablishment, d_e rgrOuoo.style newspaper, even antlcburch so far as the "Right' On." ofrtcial mstitutions claiming it Several o 1 de r Christians He says the ~nverted hip. pies have a "hard time recon- ciling their new outloolc to what they find in t h a churches" and "many church members have a hard time way! One way!" they signal hu become ltuffy, sUff and have helped shape the move-accepting the hippies." o ·RANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY . You are invitee! to the First Assembly of God Church 140 E. 22nd St., Costa MeH 541 :1761 'M. C. ClMk. ,_., -~ hllllla. ~ . Morning Glory • • 8:3-0 AM a ... Glonn W•keflol• Family Worship •• 10:50 AM 1 ... -· W•k-• Revival Time ' ••• 7:00 PM. llbl• ,..,., Wodneacloy • . . . . . 7:30 PM '"'" Gollftlck Pll·ICHOOL AlllS Jl/J TO. I 6~0 A.M. TO 1 P.M. PH. 641-IJJJ GLAD TIDINGS MSEMBL Y: OF GOD 1 ITll • llOlllOVIA. 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WA.LU.CS S11M1y School • , ••• , •• t :45 Tr1i11h1g U11io11 • , ••• ••• 5:00 M1111i11t Worthip ••••• 11100 E••11i1NJ Wor1hi1' •••••• 6:00 We41H11d.y PT•y•r Mooti11t hr oil ,-,., • , •••• ; •• •• ••• 7:JO ..... 64J.t111 N..., Al_,. A...n.lllle UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH DIZ S. L l'ALISADD IOAD SANTA ANA Hll•H'll I SUJtDAY ICMOOL .. _ .................... , ....... r:41 A.M. MOIHUNe WOAIMIP ,. ..................... , ........ 11 A.M. evs• ... WIMUMIP .................... -........... 1 P.M. MIOW••K H1tvtc• W.DN•SDAY r1• P.M. ____ ....... ,.,.. °"° ...... MWl11 l'lRST ' IAPTIST CHURCH .... .. ..... , ............ ) I FIRST CHRISTIAN CHUJ~CH Victoria & Placentia Ave. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES llANCHD OP THI MOTHR CHU•CH THI PIUT CHU•CH OP CHlllT, SCllHTllT IN IOSTON, MASSACHUSlm "GOD, THE ONLY CAUSE AND CREATOR" Sunday, June 71h Cotta Meta-First Church of Christ, Scientist . HID M ... Vwft Dr., c..t. MeM S-., ScMol-t:ll A.M. cw.. s.mc. -11 ..... ........... m, .. _..,..,. Huntington loach-Ffist Ch•rdl ofCttltl,Sc1'ntlot M•Olt.. ~ kllffl-t:JO • 11:IO ~11--t!JO•lt A.M;- a..tl .. 1-lll M• It. Newport 8Mch--First Church of Chri1t, Sci1nt1at JJOJ VI• UN aNTtAL BllLE CHUICH Emphaslzlna lhel'lmo!God The Pmon of Chritt n. Power of the Holy Spirit Sumt.? School 9 AM Motni111 wo1~hfp 9 •nd i o:JO Ml I (venin1 SelVie'e 7 PM Wld~1y 81bll Study II and Ptl)'et 7 PM Nurtery durlfll tef'kes A fuD Youth,,_.. Cm. of Oranp: and 23nf. SL I Cost.l Ma. Corona clel Mar COMMllHITY CONGREGATIONAL ' ' 1 ~ • .,, Fred Mani, P'••Mr • l~==s;:!·===~I . •i1 HELIOTROPE Seventh-Day w_,_11 "·"· Adventllt-Church ! c .......... , -,. "-"· ' 271 .......... c.... .... :i Dr. l'PttH, G, MU~rey, Mlnlt .. r ........................... 673-4000 ,..._I....,. C .. r&ll & s.ter ScllMI-t :tl' tt:tl 11 ·~ ....... Jiit ... lWa Newport a.acft..S.cond Church of Chrl1t, Scientist 1 1100 ,_.... "9w Dr., C--. llaf M• a.dl&.....,Scll>Mf-11A.M, ....... kllMI •••• f :JI AM ........ W...W, •• 11:tt AN -II-'I\' .... 7,20 PM ·~====='II lAtte~J Church liillf ...... -2161 L C.-HwJ • All •"' cordially invited to attend the chu1'('.h services and enjoy the prlrilegea of the Reading Rooms Cllffil c .. PrftlW AT ALL SUYICis PLEASE DON'T COME TO CALVARY CHAPEL If you •r• loe•in9 for '" ol•boref1 pr09ra'", Of' 1ociel· pre1ti91. lut If yo1 ''' looking for ln,.1pth l ibfe 1tvdie1, Chrhtl111 f1I· I' I I THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH Welcomes You. ST. JAMB. JJOt' '1e LWo. tt..,.... a..111 ltll ..._...., ..... ,. t ill ... _M......,,...,., 11f • ,,., Sn. Holfl ....... W&4flSaa. t:M .,.........a.rdt kllffl 11 :OI &1111.-H.., bell ... 111t & I .. S.z. ..... ,,.,... ZIMI • 4" S.L ChH' c.,. • t:ll •-"'· n. In. Joi.. II'. Allrey II, locter ~ \.) The Rn. Dllnid A, Cni1111t Aaoctt1tw l.c,_, PlloM: '75·0211 ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. low1hip, en.I in1piri n9 1piritei:l wonh.ip, you'll lovo u1l Te ecco111· 1 S-S.,., 7:JI & t :JI a..111 ,.,.... -f:JI Tli•,..,.,.: 6:Jt & II e.111.; H•ly hp• -M Vlnr, TM In. Jon W. DoHI-.-,. ... 54f.IJ26 1110 .. eto eur trowint c:hirrch f1mily w1 now heYI tw1 Sun.fey I fl'lor11int 11rvic:11, t~lO eni:l 11 :00. Nu"•'Y ''''· C•r111r •f $.re•ft• 111'~========;::;;;:::;:=:========:11 •ill1. A 's1u1flower. Iii I 141•2121 ., .. ,.,, 1 NEWPORT HARBOR 1 LUTHERAN GHURCH :=:=;==:==::=:=:==:==.;==:==:==:==:==:==:==::=(ill LUTHERAN CHURCH I OF THE MASTER , 7•8 Dover Dr. LI t-3631 I 2900PacificViewDr. .Jlarlor Ckri6lian · Ckurck OP NIWPOlT llACH-ID..,._I M ..... htllletfr H_,. lla11z•• f kkel 4ZI L 11 .. St., C... M .. Church School -9 :~ A.M. Worship -10:45 A.M. ~· Corona de1 Mar I ....... -........ ·-· I DR. WILLIAM It ELLER I TM ..... •...t4 WW.., M"-W.Cft ~-. ... , .. ,__ · ,.... w.rnr (llYrtfl •I Stud~ 1:4$ e.m. , C/lufdl et· W.•M• 10:00 1.m. Phone 644-7664 t :tt A.M • ...Uy Wem1, tl:IOA.M. ,..._,. Ch•r&ll -...... 11:10 A.M. Pz.lrift W•rtlllp N.....-y C.re '°'"'M Phone: 675-3915 '=:;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::~I ========;;11 Minister : Dr. D. W, McElroy I;;; "•'""""'"' Nun1ry cere &vailable WILCOME 17411 Ma• ·~·P.Y.­..... ._ .......... ...., Mn.,wenhlp l :lD a 11 •M Sueioy Schoil •., •• , t :3D '"' Youffri MHffltf •••••• 1:10 pm -Pr..,.r 511¥IC• , ,. , -;. , Ii JD p; fvo•lltf Sime• •••••• 7:00 '"'' ..,.._" .................. f.:!' ti.::. ·-~;:::;::~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~1 CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH Mis1•11~1 S'lftod 142-2421 FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH . ·~:£·.~· ....,, ...,,..., ............ 11• ··~ ~ .... _._. ..................... .. ................................ ~,.... ................ _ ....... ,,,. v.....,. ....................... ,,"""" Nunery Care Provided MMm MNMl CHURCH OF CHRIST 217 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA NTWUM MA•tol -' •AllYllW SUNDAY MORNIN& lllLE STUDY •• , ~.,,., •• •• • 9 :4~ A.M. SUNDAY MORNINC. WORSHIP I COMMUNION •• ID:41A.M. SUNDAY IVENINQ. WORSHIP • , •••• , • , , •••••• , , 41ot ,.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING lllL! STUDY •••••••• , • • • 7iJO ,.M. 160 ¥tcterM ,,., C.... M .. Lo;a.., V. TetHw, r.t.r 141-1404 .. wor1Pt!p h rvkh: l :U a 11 AM. SUl!tl1~ Sctiooll t ::io 11,.M. AOull 81~11 Ct1111 t:• AM . CH•llTIAN ILIMINTAIT SCHOOL PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Q.,.. of tit. Delly Wer4 • NUHPY CAii PWOYIDID M .. , ... ...,._ ............ Catt. M-. Cellf. ANO~\¥ C. ANDElllON, ''''*' NEWPORT UNITY I IN-. O. McyfWlf D, .. H.., i $unc1ty Sdlool: 1:00. t ;JO ,,,_ 1 11~1111 Wortnlpi t:OO. t:# •I'll! 11;00 CHURCH . ........ ......_ .... M....._ I -1:1 Princ1 •f Pe••• Lvtll•ren Scho•I -Mi11 EdJ.1, Ol1e1t, Principe! Attend :J/ie Church . A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHQDIST CHURCH lall10• h lantl THI UNITID COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH llSAt•f; 475·0950 -.f1J0~•'"'·4 1!M--e.111r--~ .. • W~rllr1ip I S.llfN[ley Schoof Co1t1 M,,, FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 19th St. I H1r\or 11..-• 011rch Wo"hlp -t :JD I 11 Church Sihool -9:30 541·7727 C•tt• Mo•• North MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH Me1e Yortle I l•••r St. 549.2719 Wo"liip A Churcl! School t :OD & ID:JO A.M. Hunfin9ton l1ech FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 2721 17tl! St. 5J6.J5J7 Servlc11 -9:10 I 11 A.M. Nu,.1ry thru 2ni:l 9rede • 11 Cl!vreli School -9:30 A.M. H11ntin9to11 le1ch-Herth COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 6662 Heil Ave. 142-446 I Wouhlp l Ch11rch0Sch .. 1 -t 1 -IO:JD A:M. r,.in•-Eerl llvff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH lll·12lJ I 1422 C11J.,., R•e4 et U11l•er1itv Dri••. Wershi~ l Chvrc:h Sch•el t I IO:lO A.M. letun1 a.eel! LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH 21632 Wo1l1y Driv• in So. Legune Wonhip 11 A.M. Ck11rc:h Sehool 9:30 A.M. 4t9-3011 N•wporf l1ech CHRIST CHURCH BY THE SEA 1400 W. lalboe llvi:l. 67J·ll05 Wonhip-9:30 A.M . Churclt School- t :lO I 11 A.M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 2011ZM ..... ll• fNMrAd-1 H•lltlzwtez.._. a ... D .. ald L loNrta. P..tfl s .. ..., Wonldp : t:JI A.M. Cll•rdl Sc~: 10:41 A.M. Offlu: 21112 M....U• It. ,.._: 961-4941 Church of the Covenant 2111 ,_,.,,.., ...... C•hl M .. ~A.K•r .... P..., S..-,'W'enW,: t:Jl• 11-Chmdl ScllMI: t :lD l'tl•111t: 54MJM St. Andrew,•, Presbyterian Church • 600St.A ....... Md,Nnrport-....ti CHrlzt H ....... DJor...tl~d, ,_.., We...Wp I Cllzrdi 1c-.1: I, t:JI I 11 A.M • 64"7141 " St. Mark Presbyterian Church C....... ,,_.,.,.. & 1-W.., Drift. C:...Z 4ol Mw J•fllft Gr..._ Kitt,,_,., Wonltip I Chtch h*I _:-9 I IO:JO A.M. 644·1141 r11 • SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple AAl!JSI SERNAAO I', KING .,.. b. mee1ing ~t St. Jama:s Eplscopal Church o 3209 Vii Lido, Newport Bed ' For lnformetion: Cell 67&-7230 M1in & ~~ SlrHts . Huntin a..cJ. ' W.. D. ,, .. ..,.. I Phone: 541-5711 Dey or Night Offic:• Phone: 549.0&~ I Sck•ol 'lri•ne: 149·Dllt i1tti • l"l~•i"rl lteell ~==================~ll1~~~~~~~~====~~~~~~~~l!F:;::::=::=::~==:;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;:;;~1 1 '-• cttlllN •111~"-' r c-... """" ....., ""lt•I 11 A.Mo * TEMPLE SHARON MW111 W.nhlp , • , , •••••••• •••••••••• 1:10 :I 11:00 A.M. .,... ,,...., ••• , •• , • tl41 AM Y_. ...... •••••• l:OO PM .._._, W...t.fp • , •• 1100 PM ,..._,C:..,,.....ef•I....-. Offticlf ...... OiWiiliiOiii iii il4l'A.M. SwMey s,11 .. 1 """ ...... '"'"'"' ,._ • ._ .. ...., "'.... ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH ""tt"' ~ ,,... '""" ... Mmff•t1-fl112 CulVer -Drrve ..... ... ~""11111 '""' ,_........,...,,.., 1 ..... ".'".,... .... hf ... IOiOO A.M. o..,.11.rt1I ,.,.,.. "..,""*' 1_.. u"""' C11wc11 "' University Park, Irvin• • ~ ....,. H.-A'" --""· '=!.~:~· .... RELIGIOUS SCIENCE ,, .. ., ...... :: A~ ~i;-...... ,, ..... a ... M. 117 w ... " ....... .,_MM' Dt ....... _ .. ___ ......... -411 ,_...St ..... "-1a .. a121 IJJ.IZll Ni-C.. PJ.U4' All Jowi1h fe ... !litt ''' inYilttl to loi11 ,,. i11 trulv 111e1nln9f11I ""_ ... _,_ -· • ·~· IAJIA'tH MNIN• SllYtcn NIDAY. 1111 ...... I ,~ ......, -............. ... CHURCH 01' RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .. l'ltwtMrt ltMPt M"""" C'Mrt• .. UllltM CINl'CPt llllllJen ldeK .. La_.... IUNOA'I' Sf_llVICI ,,. I• JJo11 Mfnlt!ff ••• AIMii Zlltll•· Jt.S.c,,,~ MARINERS CHURCH l46·1512 TMt1pl1 Shtfft Choir -Oii•t Sl!ebet S4t.J4J1 Polrtt Ml....,, Dr ...... O'N"' P•Of11\0r 1 l1!oot l11toto11lc11 i1ml1111y, L• Mlf ... Worll!lp 5trvlc•.. . .... ....... . ..... 1ri'1,"'-. • f v ... 1J19 k rv;c:., ...................... fJ.11'1. The ·Family Th.at Prays T.ogether Stays Together '"' a1au. Cl.UI OLS ftllWl'CHtT •••CN . , ....... ,.. ....... I llll>d1y khool ....... '· ............ ' ..... ' 1.m. • Attend the Church . of Your Choice on . Sunday I JttO htt C.... Hwy... c:.r... 4zl ~ M•_ I "-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-"'~~~~~~~~~..;;~~~~~~~~••'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ J. \ < • I I -· --- lack 1 er !'lity with >ary arlx men •n<I --Ibey they I up A. illey .spur says :epts un,; his "A • in ca l 'Th.is ma~ Med 1t of. h" he I s hip-., .... k to tht llll'Ch lime - H H H J --r ' I I I I I I ~ • I I I . - i~ces at t Ind 10:30 a.m~ llevtHnd Piii! c: Bl-er "" lltlect«t u b I 1 -topic: "llal.dblocb or Slop- ping stan""· Bellnnlng June t4 the Clurch School classes will change, in that there w1U be no meetings of the Junior Hlgb snd Senior HliJ> dasm during lbe summer 1~ grades through lhtb Will meet only al the t a.m. service. ,The sacrament of tbe Com- munion of the Lord'• Supper will be a part of the ll a.m. se.r\li«: ol FGUb.111. Valley Pre1 byteri11 Quell llnci<pendenl), MIG Talbert Avenue, followina s ermon number two in a series titled "Lettert 'Ibat Paul Wrote lo O!u.rches He Foun~." At the 7:30 p.m. Worship Hour the 1ubjed will be "Leuons From the Tax Collecwr," )lein( numbor eliJ>I in a. ..,.lea of Bible biographieS. Mia Mary Jane, cnntralto, will make a perlODIJ ap- pearance at·Meltdylud C'lttt- ilu Ce1ter on Suoday ~t ': 30 p.m., announced the Rev. Rich Cook, minister ol music. Tbe First United '-ltlbodllt Cllarcb 2 7 2 t Seventeenth Strtet, Huntington Beach, will ' ccnOuct two worship aerviea In 1.be sancblll')'. The public Sllndly, at t ::IO and 11 t .m. . Is 19Viled. Yd Olf will be obterved -- with !be Senior Hlgb y°'"" "Sariour" Is ·the wmon ptOplt Cl)lld\lclini the ':Ill topic of tile R ... Norman L. service. Recognition will be Brown <l'I Sunday, al the: made of the gradlYtt.t from -P I y m • 1 t It Ceep-e:Jatloaal high school and eolle1e. Re•. Oordl or Newporl H.-, Erny will __ 1110 U I .JI\._ ~ JIJ!!lld lij,, .N e ~!:!.:.! service and preach t be Beach.. at 1e1 a.m. wv••~ -n. ..,.ice. Sunday School lo btld at the !atne time. Known among 1tudents or p-arapsycbology as a Tbe Flnt lllpUst ctaardi "pcychic't psydllc", Re v . .t Sa Cltmeale will host the RoseBoekewlllbtthe1peaker 22~voice ''Slncln & at I.be weetly ppen meeUna: Ambaqadora" ensemble from of Pt)'leticl ,......... on the Multonomah School or the Tburldoy, June 11. Silt is co-Bible iJLlorllind. Ore. 'The p-of a splrltualllt chO~ PS1'9flllII is to be held Wed- in Santa Ana. Her topk: wi.9-"""'"riesday at 7 p.m. in the church be "Are You Psyd1~1.Yfbe sanctuarY at 107 West Mar- mettlni wlll_.)>o-Mfd ti the qui\a. • fouoda\,\On tieadquarten, 1135 __ :est...-Barkley, Oran1e, at I p.m. 'lbe sttmon subject for Sun- day, at Corou .. Mar Com- muatly Cb!U, 611 Heliotrope Ave. will' be entitled "A Man tOr AU Ages 1Dd SeNODll," to be p-by Dr. Philip G. Murray. Worship Js at 10 a.m. with cblld-<:are provided. Church School is also at 10. Also on June 7th, the Church Chol~ i5 pmentinJ: a special musical program at 4 p.m. Faitla AutmWy C Ill • r c ki , 4122 W. Huard St., Santa Ana, will bald c:ommunlon aervtces at 10:40 a.m. ~ prdldecl over by Rev. George Rohrig. 'Ibe dwrch is located at 1321 Kiner Ave., Huntington Beadl. • A procram of choral works will be pr.....ted Sunday at 4 p.m. at the Coron• del r.tar eoa,reptklnal, 111 Heliotrope Ave. The program Is opea to the public. • -. \ • • • ·- S;aturdq, June 6, 1970 OAILY PILOT IS Churclt Rule At I ••tee 'Pope, Cardinal Deadlocked Clerical Candidates . ' Have Historical Base .. For ·ieveral days, ·be liter lbt laaue ol cellboci llatH, •• y • ~•• ~·-• jJ~ he ·~~ 1 Ill valu!f, 0< th< opliolll belnl ~ -rt ~ remaww n advocated In the blanket nale, "'' .....,. • ...., eeduaklll. praytna, w:redllna but only to obtain mutual "'I· Although c:hurdl-1tate separJUan ls a cherished with hll coosclence. Then be amlnaUon of tbe matter. 1 Americao principle, there'• 80tbblc in the c:onsUtutioa emera:ed to burl the thup-The Dutch bishop.$ bave that say1 clergymen ahoukl not nm for politicll dDce. derbolt tblt la reverberaUnc made a almilar plea. Thev 've bee11 dolnc it s1nce the eullut dayt of ..,_~ the .... 11.... ....s. ... i...... ''In our -~t ~ o n !. t l ! a r lilt i<~llilC: and •. filr"numbet"ba"' ·1!&4 $1ccesa1Ul • • • ..__., • , • ...,... _.,.,,....,_ "Chureh, u Iii nor con- conen In poll11cs. · • of -Cllllolldom. te~ dvll tOdaty, free 111.lt year, an unprNedentecl number ol rninilt.ua In a rll't UirDUlb, oii a. and lruk: expraakm o I and priests are seeklnJ 'elec:tion 'to national or local bulc btut, It bu plited a thoullll ls normal and betltlly, Cardinal Suenens atid. ,,,. cardinal, wilo -ly vt~tl<I !be United Slatet in comptny wllb tile Anflelican Archlblshop ol Caotut>ury, Michael A. ft,lmaty, llill ~" "Tht ·pttMmllltlC.llylt of Cl>urdl l'vtmmtnl Is dead. We havt to create new forms "' ""'JlClllllblllty toSother." olOce. w-dlnal In c:oofenlloo wltll lbt Molt of lbtm are moUvaltd by • ~~ Pope. pellUcal actlOD Is the mot! eUe<llYO way to Ww• wwu• "I will DOI hlclo from you JewiS.h Festival Slated such Christian ptls as etdini !be "" in Vtrtnam !be tufftrlni tills entailed." and ellmintlln( nclal clllCrimi.oatlon. cmllDll Lto Jotepll Suenens Melsveo Malka, a tradi· dancinll. The best known clerical candid1tal ·•re Fr. Robert commented m an eosuln& Uooal JIWilb 0 rt h 0 d 0 1 A custom ol Eutem Eu~ Drinan. S.J .. of Bootoo and lbt Rev. Andrew YOWll oennoo lut wiek In his borne J"&n Huldim, Mdaveb Malka of AUanta. Catbednl of Mallnes I n fettlvit)' • wlU take plact for lll tranalated "eacort ol thl Drinan, world-r.enowned Catholic llCholar who la Dean Belglwn. "But 1 felt obliged, the flrtt time .in Orange C«&n-. que. on her departw't~" Sib- of Boston College Law School, is a DemocraUc candidate In CONdeace, lief.,. God, to ty at 1::111 p.m. on Saturday, bath ........... i>ep .with for Co~ress in Musacbusetts. usume my retpOOllbillties u June t , ln Temple Sharon, "the rtetlvinl of the qu11n;" He doesn't think 1 "rtligioal iuue" will hurt his bbbop." ' COila Mesa. thus, the event takes piece prospe<U. MB!lltchuaetls, h< Slfl, provided 1bt ntU011'1 He aaya the pr1maty lslue, Open to the public, the eveof at the end of the boly cloy: fi"t Catholic Prelldelll (Jolla F. Kllllled)') and lls first uodtrlylng.., locldental !!!'~ will lnduolt a poUuclt dinner, complete witll cemnoay, food Negro Senator (Edward W. 8-•) ud :oJll ·;!"'"' no trn tbtt baYI lnu&lll " ti>lo. O:fo~lk~llnilnC~=;ud~;"'::atll:=:::f:,•ll<=:;;and=f:;;11:;;ti:;;vi=ty:;;. ====:;; problem about sending the first Jesuit to Con&rw. rocus, 11 boW tbt Churc:b is tt Yoong, I minister of !be United Chorch "' Christ, to be perned, -by was a" protege and' trusted Ueutenant of the Jate Dr. joinUy lbared dell»eratloa, Ol Martin Luther Kfag Jr. He now-beads the Racial Jullice only by pt:p11 decision. Frogram of lhe Southern cru;.,uon Leadership Cooferenoe. "It la a deadlock,," he said Runninc as a Democrat. he hopes to unseat a white In lhe coatrov~I inierview Republican incumbent. Rep. Fletcher 'lbompaon. "There m. Fnnce two weekl aao lbat comes a time in a Democratic IOCiety when you have touched oU the ~ussiOlll. lO do more than just preach." says Younc. 'lbe Cull tut was publlihed Three otber clergymen are trying to unttal we.II-known this week in a major CatboUc NOW OPEN SUNDAYS 11 A.M. • 4 P.M. U.S. Senators . weekly in \bis country, the The Newpert: Unit Qllf'U, In Miaaouri, the Rev. John C. Danforth, and Episcopal National Register. Nation's Defenders Hon .ored by Chapel meeting in the Senior CitileAs: President who dtlCribea himself' as a "Lindsay-style Whal brought the issue to J.f24 VIA LIDO -NEWPORT BEACH Building, t'tb and Irvine, Republican," U bop1nl to capture the seat ol veteran a bead, he sakl, wu the action 67~1970 N .. ,,.rt Beach, will hold Democt1Uc Stn. Stuart Symlnatoo. o1 Pope Paul VI in forblddlna[~;;::;;;::;;:~~~;:;;;;;;:;;;::;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;~:=;::;;:~ servictt at 10 a.m. Rev. ~n In ConnecUcut. the Rev. Joaeph Duffey, a \lalted collep.I consideratloa _ "1thlr ___ _ Dale Flickinger wW apell <II ~~~11t .~e_r •. J~i!!i ••?:inst ~n·.~----the -Church's-bl....,..-ot-the --·- "This Man "Sliill"I>< llliiiei!'':" -'· ..,.d. question of m ;;;'d at or y J, E. LEEDY, D.V.M. wed n es day eve n ing In Rhode Jtland, Fr. John McLaughlin, a Je~it priesl celibacy of priest!. Sinpplr1Uon has been stopped "·ho is Associate Editor of American Magazine, u seeking The Pope earlier also et-By ROBERT LAMBERT .RINDGE, N·.H. (UPI) -On a hilltop in the rolling coun- tryside in southwestern New Hampsh ire stands an outdoor chapel, dedicated to all thost who have died for the United Stai.s. While the nation it torn by diHent over American mUit.ary action M Southeaat Alia,, tht Cathedral ol the Plnu: in Rindge provlda the visitor a chance to ponder the sacrifices made by it! armle11. Tilf: chapel was erected on an old New England farm where Sanderson Sloane would have built hls home after World War 11. His dream was never to be, beeauae Sloane, u -300,000 othen from this naUon, died in the &lobal con- flict . A burricane in 1931 had knocked out a cl~ on the Temple Sets Confirming On June 14 On Sunday evening, June 14, at 7:30 p.m., Ttmple Beth David of Oran1e County will honor i1' Class of Conftnnands during t b e Cooflnnation Ceremony lo be held al Temple Btth Sholom, 13031 Tustin Avenue in Sanla Ana. The Service of Confinnatlon wm be conduct..r by Rabbi Bel'IW'd B. Goldsmith, in con- junctioo with Cantor Harry NeYt'll'lan. The special musical portion of the Service will be presented by the Adult Choir or Temple Beth David under the dlrecUon of 111rs. Fay Newman, the Temple Mu.sic Director. The COnllrmation C l a s s members are ._, Col1ow1: Paula Bassin, daughter of Alr. And Mrs. Everetl Bassi n; Steven Brotman, aon of Mt. and Mn. Benjamin Brotman: Nancy_ Hamrell, daugtlter , of 1 Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hamrtll: Holly Maroovitch, dau,bter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Marc::ovltdl: Mark Newma n, son of Cantor and Mra. Harry Newman; Marc Reits, 10n of t.fr. ·and Mrs. Michael Reiss: Lorrayne Schaffer, daughler of Mr. and A!rs. Marshall Scharf er; ·Roberta S le r n . daugher of Mr. and Mrs. Abe Stem: Sherry Wallis, daughter of Mrs. Rochelle Gerhold; Barbara Welnblatt. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert WelnblaU. Folllwing: the C«lfirrtiallon Servicel, the parents of the Conflrmands will host I ReeepUon at tht Temple In honor of the oc:cask>n. and all the congregallon, members and [ritndl art invited to at- tend and enjoy the happy event. hilltop which g a v e a_ panoramic view of the hills aOO Mt. Monadnook, a 3,165 foot hi1b peak. After Sloane was reported killed in Europe in 1M4, his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Sloane, decided to build • chapel on the site . Th• altar, lt<lern, pulpit and benches ol the chapel as well as other atructurea were built from rocks pulled from the fields and from stone sent from around the world, even for the summer but will the Repub.llcal'l nominaUOn for the Senate seat now held eluded the problem of birth resume in Fall. by Democrat John 0 . :fattort. l'Ontrol from j o In l con- --.-Danforth and DufCey have played down their ministerial sideralion by the t)ishops, the Graduates of the Science of status. emphasizing that they are aeeking office a11 con-cardinal said, . adding that Mind class of the Cburcll. ef cerned citizens, not as churcluno. McLau1hlin la not lhtae. rulings disallowed et· Religious Sdenc:e of Lapu. abubed about acknowledging that he's a priest -which ercise of the principle of cor· Beacll, 20062 Laguna Canyon is hardly a liability ln bu.vily-C.athollc Rhode Ialud. eapoosibtlity espouaed by the Road, will be honored at a Three incum~t members of Congnas who are or-lfla..''6 Second Vatican Coun. banquet and then at dained clerl)'mtn' will be seeklng rMlection. They are di. S•t.-,:oo . 12 :00 ceremonies Sunday It 11 a.m. Reps. Ad1m Clayton Powell, (0.N.Y.), a National BapU.t Il putt the biabops in anll;::=;:;::::;;::;;:=;:;:::=;=::;;:;:=;;::;========;::;! Or. Henn' Gerhard will speak minister; JohJI H. Buc:hanan (R·Ala.), a Southern BapUst 11impossible situation,' Hel; on "o0als, Gradel and pruclier; and Henry C. Schedtlberg (R·Wls.), a former said, of belng barred from Gradualion" at the 9 and 11 Coqregallontl puto• dllCUSsing 1 qu'5tlon ° f WHAT HAPPENS IF I DIE a.m. services. Other clerical candidates in the 1'70 cimpaign include prlesUy celibacy that is being .,, aitnounces the Opening or MESA WEST PET HOS PIT AL 1170 PLACENTIA, COSTA MESA ofp1cr HOUIS: M•11., Tu•t., lhurt ... F.rl, -':00 • I 2;00; 2;00 • S:JO from the nation's former A-fem be r s o r t n e Fr. Loui5 G(Rante, a Catholic priest seekJng the: Democtatlc widely and openly discussed nomination for a Congressional seat in New York't Bronx.; by others in the Church -WITHOUT A WILL'"' enemies. Persbyterlain Churcb of Utt and tht Rev. Donald Harrington, minister of the Community !atty, priests and theologians. r f Church in New York City, who has announced he will "The bishops are apparenUy , run for Govenior of New York State. caught between two cortfUcting th. c•urt, ;11 ,ff•ct, wri.t•• y•11• will f•r yt11. U "Y•11 h•¥• lftin•r chilJr•n "There have been 4,000 gtl~ Matter will hold the first from t 12 countries-all of sir-vice In their new church them unsolicitbd" Sloane said. Surx!ay morning at 1:15 and "We •leo havt receiYed 1.be 10 :30 a.m. The new chur~, L-------------------' nap of 70 or ID countries." located at ~ ~ ~ar~~te choices: either they appear fh, c•11ri 4eci4•1 which r•l•tlw•i lt 1ii.r41•111I will r•i•• your chil4rt11. dlsloyal lo Rome, or they ap. Wht11 " wlll It l•ft, ch•U i11t '"' 1•wi1191 •~c•1111h •r• •ft•n im111M11- pear tO dod&e the i 1 •t•ly fron11 ••• 111•111 ti11111 f•r yo1r1! sf oe said St faiths and· ·P•rkwa.)'& in M1~ton V1tJo. oa ha. conducted relipus 'Ibe ..new 7500-square foot =:en veat the .I, in:-facll!!Y will be dedle1ted at duding 11 90 far this 7W'. the Md of the month. 1 1be New H a m 'P s h I t e temple Betll David o f Legislature pet l t Ione d 0rarce Comly, ttllO Loa Coogreu to grant" recotnltton Alamitos Blvd., Los Alam.Ito&, of the Altar of the Nation will cooduct its reaular Sab- in the chapel as a memorial bath services Friday evening for all Amtrlcan war dtad at a: 15 p.m. in the Communlly and in 1117. the HOWie and Congregational Church, 4111 S~t.e unanimously appfoved Katella Av~nue in Los lhe request. AJamltos. The concrea:ation "This is the only place in and choir will honor the Bar the country wfltre all of Mitzvah of stuart Bruce America's war dead, men and Esnu, soo of Mr. and Mrs. women alike, are honored," William Rubel. Sloane said. __ Four American presidents - Rarey S. Truman, Dwlghl D. Eiaenbower, John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. John10n -have sent atones to be worked into the chapel's structures. On ~femorlal D1y, Rep. James C. Cleveland {R·N.H.) placed a st.one from Prttldent NlJ:on. Other «remonies will in- clude placinC white roses from the governors of each of the '° states and four terrilOries 0i1 the Altar of the Nation. Patriotic and civic groups were prtsent as well u lhoolanCls of ant it t p 1 te d visitors, Sloane said. St. Vincent Needs Help Tht Sl. Vinc:enl de Paul Society wlll provlde vacaUons for boys aged I lo lJ years at St. Vlnc:ent de Paul Ranch Camp in th·e Granada, Hllls area of the Santa Susana ti.tou nlains startlna July t. • Some of thtte boys come from fami liet that can't afford the Cu.II camp fee, according to llenry L. Clark, executive director ol the Society. To belp provkie c:ampershlps for such youngsters, tht Socie- ty ii appealing for donation• of usable dia:Cltdfl, incltldin& clothln1, tumlture. houaew1re, appliances or old MWspaper. How.ewives in Los Angeles and Or1n1e counties may donate discards by calling St. Vioctnl dt P1ul at tM-1613. PriDc:e ti Pt.ce Lltbenlll Cllurclll, 2987 Men Verde Dr., C09&.a Mesa will araduate twenty-three SUldents from their Chrilllan Day School at the 8:00 o'clock mornin& worship servict Swwlay. Rev. Philip Hiller, President of 'the American Lutheran Educa- tion AssoclaUon. and Principal of the Lutheran School II Im· manJel Lutheran in North Hollywood, wUI conduct the tervioe in the ablence of Pasior Anderson. Pill• Eathe.r Olson, Princip&, will preM:nt the sixth grade craduatea to Mr. James B. Davies, School Board Chalrm&n. for their certificates-Paul Auble, RO& nie Backlund, Amy Barrac- 1ough,Suatn Fish, Kathleen Hardy, Coradella Holstni.,., Dooa1d Kent, Gary Koox, Da vid Lalor, Barbra McConnlck, Bomie· McConnlck. Dontld Mayfield, Janel Nehrenberg,. Jeffrey Oren,. G regory Prechel, Clay Stevens, ~l Sutherland, Tlmothy Ticer. Torn Unve.rt, Gary Valittt, Lori van Ameron1e n . Elizabeth \Vest and CUrtis \ViWamson. Two guest speakers will bring the Sunday morni~ and eveninj: messages al Wm1er AY .. De BapCht c •• r c: ... Warner Avenue It GothaN Street, Hunt[np>n B ea c: h . Rev. Harold Adams will speak in the ll:OO 1.m. 9trv\Ce and Rev. Roger Youniqulot, E>· ec:utive Secretary of th e Southwest Baptbt Conference will tpeak ln the I p.m. service. Communlon Service will be held at I p.m. Temple Sharon to Fete 1st Confirmation Class reaponsiblllly In their local , E111tt11•lwo c•1i1rt c: .. t •• ltt•I f••• •Ml ••trni"tlY 11111fl4i111 tri'' fo churcbts. Etther Iott c:redJt •fvrf. St.clu, ,~,~rtv. •u._••lt. trtl•• -.11 ti~ .,r Th• it•o•l•111• or-'IO'le ctedlbiltty." ! •rt.too 11111t1oro.i"-to li1t hor•. • , :~t.~~ ~~;":\Y. ~~ 475,000 HAY_E MADE THEIR OWN WILLS a I t. on i s h m en t ' ' at the A11v•ri• c•11 4, it. AM•ric111 Will fer1111 ht¥• itu91i1ko4 • 1l111pl• ~wt crlUcilm. He uid it wu 9JPMl1111, l•t•I wlll ''"" th •t c•11 9o ''"'itl•t•4 i11 mf1111t•1. lV.li4 i11 delivered 0in a manner that 10 1f•t••>- 'The flnl Coolinnltion Class wiU be honored u tpecial Con- firmatton Eterc:ise11 al Temple Sharon, 117 W. Hamilton, ~ta Mesa, Wednetday even-does DOl seem to WI fitting S•lf •1pl•11•t•1y i111tructio111, t•11or1I h1f•r111•ti•11 inclw4M. Sit rit ht to the brotherly ttyle required 4ow11 thi1 w•ry 111h111tit •ntf 1t114 $1 .00 tNty. If 11•1 100~ 1tli1fittl. inc It 7:311 p.m. by c:olleglallly ilte!C." r•h1r11 withi11 10 4tyl fo r •11 i111111•t:ll•t• r1fulld. If you h.•wo 11r•t4¥ The nerclH9 will bt held He emphasized his rt1pect 111•4• •will why 11ot ortl•r '''"' fo•1111 for yo11r r.1010 ,,1,t1••11 In c:on.lunctton wuh 1 he for the .vat1can Council's AMERICAN WILL FORMS ~1tavuoua Holiday which com· teaching an reaard to ~ memoraws the pvin( ol the b,..._.. · ten COmm1ndmellt.1 to the "collegiality of ~"'I'" m Attll.: W.T. c ..... 2•1• ....... ..., .... CYO Slates Day Session ·Park Camp people of Israel and trldi-1 h a r I n I guldanct of the tionally the Confirmation ex· ChC.~lnal Suenens, 66, al'iiiiiiiiiii ercista symbolize the accept-learned, frank-talking prelate,11 ance or Judaism by its youth, a fonner university rector and Ho ...... T-77"6 jusl as the Jews accepted the theol0&ian, nid later in an Ten r.ommandmentl is • way interview in the Long Island of life. Catholic thls week that his Rabbi Gal'!On Goodman will criticisms were aimed only The Catholic Youth Organi· conduct itrvlcea and present at the way the Olurcb govem- zation wiil spon10r two sum -the ..._first elm t.o Temple ment was operatJn1. mer day camp periods at Jr-Sharon caagregatioo, Dtlne "It was not an attack «1 vine Park, 21'°1 Cahpman Bokor, Leslie Carmona, Judy the Pope, the person, but an Ave., Orang~. July 5-17 and Charette, Marla DI m ii 7, attack on the Ch urch govern- July 20-31, it wu announced Karin Feldman, Stuart Golub, ment -the systtm," he told by Even:H Gonnan, CYO day Fay Goodman, Mari Peet and the paper's Vatican cor• camp coordinator. Ra1ph Van Bee.k. respondent , Robert R. Holton. The first period will be for Other participants ln the He said that actually, his boys and girla aced ''I.I to service honorinl the: ShaVU011 views were in aupport of papal 12 years from the areas or Holiday and. the Conflrmants, primacy since, in order to Anaheim, Brea, ·Buena Park. art Mrs. Jull111 Gurevlts who strengthen pre s en t • d a y Fullerton, i.. Habra and will sing hlgh-u,hts from Ute a u th Or I l y in Church Placentia, Gonnaa said. Book of Ruth and the Temple leade.r11hl(i, it abould be used The McODd period will cover choir under the cirectloa of in a abared, coU¢al way, Coront del Mar, Costa Mesa, Mrs. Denis Fent.cm. rather than In the opposite ......, o·~ o-... H Following services, parents way ~,.reu,a.::h'."'L.."/:~nit: ol !be coofinnanls w 111 ~ked about specolaUor> that BIBLE THOUGHTS WHAT DOIS THI lllLI SAY AIOUT 11 lv•tlo11 IEFORE h, cro•t•tl lh1 ••rtkl Eph. hl-4, I Pit, 1:1 ,·20, Tifu1 1,2, 6.4 cr••+•cl •II th int• for hi1 plt•t11r•, ll.1w. 4:11 lKi119 J1111•1 1191•1, Thi1 ;, LOGICAL, th1t 0111 woul lll c•••t• 9oocl thirnJ1 for ki1 OWN pl,11ur1, G111. l :)t. Gotl 11•¥•• i11t•114•cf '"Y c:r••twro to 91co1110 EVIL, but h1 9•v• h11 cr•1twr11 thi1 r.hoic•, How ol1t c:•11lcf Go4 h•¥• PLEASURE i~ OIEOIENCE of loi1 cr••lur11 !if OISOIEDIENCE w1r• i111po1· 1iblt 1 s.1.11 •ntl 1orn• •ll1•l1 b•c•m• •vii •fief 411ob • .,.c1 ;" H••••ll, r•b1lli11t . R•v. 12: ·9, Jutl• '· G•4 KNEW ,,b.lli1t11 Wtul4 ttk• pl•t• •1110119 ""'" !hit r.r••· tur•• 011 ••rlh -1i11c• tlo•y w1r1 fr•• lo r•btU . H•nc•, h• plt11n18 IN ADVANCE • Chrlt ti•11 w•y lor m•11'1 1•l¥1lit11,. Ht¥• YOU l•••n•cl •f G.-d't pltn11•tl w•v •f t•lw•ti•n? Ar• y•u • it••t •f lf1 Writ• or ph•110 for fr •• booH1t t.ll!n9 •f Glltl'1 w•y of 1•l••fio11. Wrllt : Church •f Chrllf, 217 W, Wil1011 St., c •••• "'···· c.1a. Pko111: 141·2441 •• 141·47t I. VISIT 111. Shi4y th• 111LE with 111. Swlltl•v•. '141 A.M., 6100 P.M., WM11•1· 41yi, 7:10 ,,M, All ''' w•ICtM•I T111• TY Cht111ttl ' S11ltlll•y1, 7:JO A.M. rt ••• ~ Or 11..... .,._,_. a recepUon for_ the he IOU•l to develop the iaaue ewpo oc.u1, ance, --..,..-.-· 0-a .. s_prl_ngboar" -,-...wa=il~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~-~~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~~!!!!!~ Ana, TUltln and Westminster. cona:regation. A cordial in-v w 1~\~ Children from El Modena vltatloo Is extended to the be<omlng !be out Pape, ht and Stanton will attend bot.a public. chuckled and said, "That 's nomeme. If you wilh .19.. aim ~-d-~-~-General theme this year wl:ll H d Cl the pcll!Uona I am taking." be "Call!omla ll<rita!t," with ea· ii 888 He Mid he reallJed be had crafts, aamta. drama, rtor)'· risked btlnc remO\'ed frOl)I telllng and folk ICIOp reflec:, SANTA ARA -Larry Ribal, his posiUoo u cardinal by his ting the State bertta.ae. lhe younc man who 11ined c:riticlmlt, but wu wlllloc to Total fee for each period notoriety this yffi -when he ti« the CXJltt.-He 11liiril11 will be US per child, including became the. first male to main hope Js "that the Church CYO T-shirt, Insurance, bus today thould be adapted to pickup, frtlh milk. aaft tup-enroll In Santa Ana Colle1e's tbe needl "today." pllet and traind c:ouftlll!!lors. stew1rde11 trainlna: courae, is In his aermon Jut wee:k1 'Ille. camp• will bti conducted tne coUe1e't newly elect be efDllharlJect that he had from fl a.m. to J p.m. Mondays student body president. In no Way IOUlht Ii> JuQae tllrou~Fridaya. l"'j;iiii;i;;o;;;;ooi;;;i;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijl Reglstr1tlon forma m11 bel• secured by contactin! Mr. Gorman at the CYO Orange Colml)I :;Hice, lll2 N . Spur1t011 St .. Santa Ant 117111 by mail, or b1 e11lin1 him at '47..cl00.1. PUBLIC AUCTION ----OHR OP IUHIJOl COU•---- + MA•NIRCIMT L01I OM TMl IAT, LON• llACM, CALIP. TlllUAY, NNI M. 1 P.11.. (AfTHl lfTlt ""' "MANCIN•• SUIOlllNATION ZONI l·I At U14 ••y • ...,. W•• _., -t• 0-11 •Ml, tllll' ... ....... ... HATCH COVERS NEW SHI!!MENT IN FROM WORLD WAR ll HOSPITAL SHIP ll•cellent Condition, S.nded) 14"1 .... Ceffee , ...... , '""'"' , ...... ._,.,1,Platkf.We1,lencMt,~. VARIOUS _ SIZES WATCH lMlf hHtl 6 .... IMdl, ftrMttJ 1111 -•IJ'f""' .......... .... -.w ..... -•LAlll ..... ...,...1 ..... a.,..,.w.- lltft ........... fl ... -..... ~ _ .. _. -... flmorial perk ::~· ' .......... • • • Hend M.dt fnHft ::!"' ..... -t I ~ i'tf;ff 1 ... , ~- NIXT SUNDAY- "'This Is Your Bible " Chonntl U at IO:DI A.M. ~" ;'THE DEVIL N.d S.\TIN" • si-oHS0klD IY1 Tl'1E CHklSTADtl,HIANS .. ' ....... ,,..,.. ... , ..... =·-.... -· ......... _ ....... .,..._ ... _ . -.. _ ................. .....__ .. ~ ..., ... , ............ 9"" ..... ....,.. ...,; " iM ........ --, ~IOlt-olslyla. Tbt So111b1-4'1 M•ll &llidifid Mnn"""11 " .......... 4 ......................... ,., ............. ........................... -.c.11.., ........... 'latfW ......... ,....,, A'!"'• :11n. 511 AMr'-• ...... uscxNM • C:ot.WllMllUM • er.nm MARSH DOZAR rt .. 1 l•l•t• Auclloftffro ' TREES of the WORLD 1 ""••no••••· -"' ... "'" 11111 '"·"" , ... HOOT JUDHlm !0 0 I 5 5 ... .. """"' .... 'a..,,., ............ a... ........ SU I. IUCll l\ft., AMmM • 121-4370 .............. a ............ ... . o. ,,,,,..,.. ...... 11 .. ,.,.,,... ..... ,. ... -o.....,. I N.Y. 441W.1M St·,."·'· 1Hlt 1111, t47•ttll 'IL-~~~~~~.....1~~~~~~~--,- ·----- ' • • 01nmen • Public's 'Beacl:i i\ny Beach? DESPITE THE SIGNS, THEY MAY HAVE RIGHT TO USE STANDARD OIL'S BEACH Census Report In 10 Years, Maybe Slie'll Be Ready Again By DOROTHY G. FITZSL\10!\'S I wonder ~·hy I decided to becOme a census taker. It could not have been the mea sly reward the government offered, for that was grossly inadequate for the good bumor, patience and pure dogged determination. required to complete one 's assignment. Perhaps I thought It might be interesting to meet so many different people and be pleasant working out in the California sunshine. . During two days' training we were instructed on the complexities of obta inin"g much of the information required either dirtetly or by other devious means and how to combat various arguments about this or that. Then we were sent on our way anned with sakhel, badge or authority and a liberal supply or short and Jong census forms. OUR CITY was one or those. selected by the Census Bureau ror the forms not to be mailed. Each housing unit wu to be visited by a census taker. Unfortunately, announcements over the radio and T.V. from a large city nearby, not under the same arrangement were imploring people not to forget to mail their census fonns. Adding to the confusion of ho\v to get their forms collected was the fact that so many people go to work. · It was surprising though. how much people know about their neighbors. J got many a family history. The writer, -a La guna' Beach reside-nt, plodded lter weary path for the ·United States Censu& Bureau. up and down the hills of lier own city. My area covered streets on the brink of precipices. I wonder why those places with the most steps alwayx seemed to house people who \¥:ere never home. ~fany times I fell very muCh a spy, peering into the mailbox for possible evidenee of the resident. fltost of the information ~·as given with good grace, if with some reluctance , but in a few was downrightly refused . At one house the occupants even refused lo put their name~ on the form but there it was outside painted on the mailbox for all and sundry to see. Almost my first visi t was met with hostility. I was confronted by an anj(ry man demanding why ht-should give his free time to the government to answer their questions: The discourse lasted at least twk:e as long as il would have taken to gh•e the details reauired. OSE LADY who was required to f{ive more facts for a long form presented instead the one she had received lhroue:h the mail and Insisted that HE (the husband ) would not give any morfl' details: HE \\'as tired when he go! home and she did not have the time. Some homes Sttmed incredibly i11· maculate and many Incredibly messy. Often, in the latter someooe ·would delve under a pile of .things and emerge triumphantly wavi~g the form. I l'M!Ver could imagine how they possibly knew where it was. People's maruien also leave a lot to be . desired. Once when l climbed aboot 100 steps (second visit), I wa s asked inside to wait and was left just slanding for at least JO minutes .while a young man, at least twenty years younger, than I. sat sipping coffee and pondering the answer to a couple of questions. AlsO ctr one occasion my nose v.·as all but shut in the door. I WAS ASKED in for coHer. many times and must admit that I occasionally accepted the invitation. }low ever. one hot day, when I was particularly gaspin(, r was invited in for a drink but never got iL They were too b11sy chatting and forgot to give it to me. Then there were those homes where I could hear movemr.nts inside and often a radio or TV beil}g pla yed but I never could elicit an ann;er. However, it is all over now for, I suppose. another ten years and I do not think r shall be interested in doing it then. When all is said and done most peop le \1'ere considerate and nice and a pleasure lo meet, but there is just that small percentage that h a s a compu}sion to ·.,ake things difficult. r-----------Our /tla• 111 San Francisco------------, • • . And the W ord'sOut By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -You remember those reassuring ads from Uncle Samuel : "No one can ever find out anything from your census form . All the information you enter on your census form is a private matter between you and our computer. Even your age" •.. Howevvv ver ! The trade paper,. "ComputerWorkI(" discloses that in Aug .. tbe Census Bureau begjos releasing 1700 censu§ data_tapes._at $60 per. And in that same ·issue, one firm advertises that its "Analyses of the census information" will-be available. Among t.his firm·~ clients : direct mailing houses . And so the junk mall Will now ever Coster. BERKELEY'S Don Boyle as his UC freshman son put the arni on him (~r some h~''Y _ bi:,e~d ; • · I ~. v e disagreed with everythlng Nixon has sa id for 25 years -except lhc other day \.\'hen he called you, a bum." CONVERSATION among a bunch or LoweU Hlgb studtats running: a fund· raising Car wash al 19th and Lincoln: ''Okay,. who's nel'l?" ,.,That old guy -lh! one in !he Jag -listening t.O KSto.'' Alex l\felteff, age 28. took it with a palsied grlmace. OUR NEXT miillonaJtt may-very wl!JI be B r u c e Kock, O\\'Tk!r or Hamilton Jewelers on Market. He invented a $2.39 kiddies' watch called Teeter-Totter (it has one on lbe face) that a Minneapolis conglomerate will produce al a rate of 20 million a year .. Koci'• rO}'altif!! ithould bring --him ·10tt. about 1 million ·a year, •'hen they're in full production." ADD JNF'INITDIS! Enrico Bao- duccl has hls Enrico's coff~ house on the: market .l two food chains arc dickerina for il), hoping thereby to mike ·a dent in the mounttl,...ol bUl4 ,, that mark the last resting place or the hungry i. SAfl1lHY SHORE'S pollution ga.11 : "I shot an arrow into the air - and it stayed there~ .. , THE INFORAIED talk in baseball circles has it that the Giants have written off 'this season as a loser. that Mgr. Clyde King's contract wlll 'hot be renewed, and Lhat \Villie Mays may very. well run the club in '71. In a way, Willie is alriady boss: _ J.IE. not ..King, decides when he \\'iii play. dead stop as (our duckling! ~·addle back and forth acros~ the road, calling for mama ... Sly bumper slicker: ''Bussing Causes Hepa tilis" , , . Jim Bigelow O\'erheard it in a ~1arin movie house. small boy walking out and saying to his father "I like television better -nOt so rar lo the balhroonl!" NICK GALA.UDAS, who owns a Sacramento Greek restaurant calltd Zorba, bought a chariot· for $2000 al the MGM auctibn ~ and danged if it doesn't tum out to be THE one: driven -by Charlton Heston in ~·Ben.Hur.'! Ca'1tar's Palace .:in Vegas immediately olfered him $5000 for it, but sorry, Julius ... DOROTHY AT\\1 000, thr. glamorous Piedmont widow, married Bob De Bolt June 5 and a b r a·v e a,nd fortunate man is he. When she said. after his proposal. "You kno'v I ha\'e five Caucasian children. two Koreans, two Vietnamese and one Ott ·the way from Bia{ra," all he sai d was "You got 1omethlng against Chicanos and Indians'.'" ANO AS LONG as \l'e're In the E. Bay. the current issue a( London ·s Queen magazine, in an interv\e\v with Jessica i\fltford Tn!uhaft. obserres that "Since J!H7, she has Uved in Oakland. outside of San Francisco. Tl is a riCh suburb Of'lh'e Riche!lt Sia.le h1 the N•tlon." Unless you're unemployed , whlcb a record number ol Oak.landers are. • ADO DAY BRIGHTENERS: Th< fierce IOth·P1rk·Pre1ldio 1rafnc in olden Gate Pirk 5queallrii to a PUNSTERS In Portugal? Artist Bruct Bomberger, now in Lisbon, forwards Photographic evidence: a movers' Lruek labeled • ' V a n Ordiilaire ." DURING the Catholic Bishop 's ctm- ference here. a discusston of Pope John XXlll's Second Vatican Council and its reforms produced the following joke:· At the third council, priests will bring their wives. At the fourth council, bishops will brln& their wives. And al the fifth, bishops ~·ill bring their husbands. TJIERE'S GOOD NE\\'S tod11:y, in the Sonora Unloo Democrat "A 22- -year-old man was detained for ques- tk>nlng by lhe Sonora Police yesterday after he \\'BS reportedly nbserved ki ss· inf Oowers on 811retta SI. He ~·all released this mo rning after a check ~·Ith the di.strict attorney's off!C<l re\•ealed no la w aga lnsl kissing flowers" •.. Plug that loophole! C-lassic Court Test Due By ALAN DIRXIN OI ftNI O.llf l'UM It.It The California SU'prime Court has handed down a ruling which could forever alter the concept of private: beaches. In effect, it invalidates the "No Trespass" sign. The court said lhat if people have been using a beech free ly, the owner may not stop them. He can be prevented from buikling on It. The new law will be tested up and down the California coastline by cities and counties anxious to preserve pubUc access to beaches. But nowhere will its iinpacl be relt more than in Orange County where ma- jor recreationaJ needs are filled by beaches -SO{lle public, some private. Tbe ruling invites a classic battle over property rights and society's rights, matching conservative against liberal, landowner against government. IT RAISES l\10RAL and not just legal questions and will .plumb anew the right and wrong of private beaches. The ruling, known as the Gion and Deitz decision , was written in February. The city of Huntington Beach has already authorized its attorney to test it by seekln' public easements over the 2'4· mile Huntington Pacific Beach and over the 100..foot wide railroad right of wa'} between Pacific Coast Highway and the Bolsa Chica State Beach. The action could .result in the city cuaranleeing public access to $40 million worth C£DeaChftont fM" -onty $100,000 in. litigation costs. . The: Orange County Counsel's office may use the ruling to win public access to beaches between Monarch Bay and Dana Point. The office is asking long· time residents who used the beaches in the 1930s and 19405 to come forward . In Laguna Beach there are private strands to which the public may have aocess rights under the new law. The same might apply to walkways people use to get to the state beach at Corona d~I Mar. And SQ on. To evaluate these possibilities, the Gion and Dietz cases must be studied. Beachgoers and developers a\ikr. might find their eyebrows raised by the evidence and findings. 111E REST of this article is based on extracts from the ruling itself. The decision was unanimous. Gion and Dietz. conslsted of two cases but they were considered together· because both raised the question of when a11. implied dedication of land has been made. Three.~ parcels of land, CORtaining a shoreline of 480 feet, were · involved in Glon v. City of Santa· Cruz. The lots extended from West Cliff Drive to the sea, with the road being between 30 and 40 feet above sea level. Vehicles had parked on the road for the last 60 years. Two roads built by the city had been eroded by the sea and to prevent further erosion the city filled in small ·amounts of the la11d . The cily also put an emergency alarm system on the land and in the early 1960's paved the parking area. NO OTHER permanent structures were ever built 011 the land. ' Since at least 1900 various members of the public have parked \1ehicles on the level area, and proceeded toward the sea to fish, swim, picnic ud view the ocean. Such activities have proceeded without any significant obj ection of the fee owners of the property. ~f.P. Bet- tencourt, who acquired mosl of the pro- perty in dispute in 1941 and sold it to Thomas Gion in 1958 and 1961, testified that during his 20 years of ownership he had occasionally posted signs that !he property was privately o~·ned. He conceded , ho\\'ever, that the signs quickly blew away or \\'ere torn do1Vfl, that he never told anyone to leave the property and that he always granted permission on the few occasioru wb'en visi tors requested permission to go on it. ! .. ercised by the city. The Supreme Coutt uphel(J'lhe ruper:ior coµrt judgment that there was In implied dedicaUon of properj,y, righta in the case. The second case was between Letter J:Dietz and Robert B. Kil)g and involved Navarro Beach in Mendocino Coullty al)d an unimproved dirt road, called the Navarro Beach Road, 'leading to the beach. ( The beach is a smaJI sapdy peninsula that juts lntO"the Pacliic and the Navarro Beach Road, which branches from a county road, is the only coovellient ac· cess to the be~ch by land. THE ROAD crosses land owned by a fctmily_ who maintains a rekidence ad- jacent to the road. then it crosses land owned by Mae Crider and Jack \V. Sparkman, proprietors of the Navarro-by· the-Sea Hotel and for the final 2,200 feet. land owned by-King. The public used the beach and road lot at least 100 yur1. A small ceinetery plot containing the remains of shipwreck· ed sailors and natives of the area eNted there. Elderly witnesses testified that persons traveled over the road during the closing years of the last century. They came in substantial numbers to camp, picnic, COiiett aPKf cut driftwood for fuel, and fish for abalone, crabs and finned fish . Indians came lrom as far as Ukiah lo camp and fish during the summer. In r~nt years public use of Navarro Beach expanded with the public coming in automobiles, trucks, campers and trailers. None of the previous -ov.·ners of the Killg property ever objected to public use of Navarro Beach Road. The laftd was originally owned by a succexsion of lumber·and railroad companies, which did i;iot Interfere with the public's free use of the road and beach. fllR. AND PttRS. OSCAR J, HAUB bought the property in HH2 and sold ·it to the Kings in 1959. Mrs. Haub testified by deposition, "\\1e intended that the beach be free for anybody to go down there and have a good time." In 1960 the Kings placed a large timber ac ross the road at the entrance to their land. Within two hours it was removed by persons wishing to use the beach. King occasionally put up "No Trespass· ing'' signs, but they were always remov· ed by the time he returned to 1 the land a11d the public co11linued to use the beach until August, 1966. Then King had another large log placed across the road ; that barrier was also quickly .. removed . He then sent in a caterpillar crew lo permanently block the road. That operation was stopped by the issuance of a temporary reslraining order. The various owners of the Navarr~by· the-Sea property at times placed an unlocked chai11 across the road on their part of the property. The chain was occasionally hooked to an upright spike, but was n£:ver locked in plact and could be easily removed. Its purpose apparently wa.!I to restrict cows, not people, from the beach. The chain was almost al~·ays unhooked and lying on the ground . From about 1949 on , a proprietor or the hotel maintained a sign at the posts saying, "Private Road -Admission 50 cents -Please pay at hotel." wlfH rtfODERA TE succ~. the pro-- prietor collected tolls for a relatively ShQrt period or time. Some years later another proprietor resumed the practice. Most persons ignored the sign, hov.·ever. The hotel operators never applied any sanctions to those who declined to pay. The Me'ldocino County super ior court ruled in favor or the Kings, concluding tha t there had been no dedication of the beach or the road and in particular tha t widespread public use does not lead to an implied dedication. The Supreme Court detlded lhat the issue was wheth·er-thts-was a-case ef dedicat1011 by adverse use -whether the public has used the land for a .period ol more than fi ve years v.•ith full knowledge of the owner, without aski11g or receiving permission to do so and without Objection bein& made ' by anyone. The court further deci ded that for a property owner to negate a flndlna: of intent to dedicate based on unin· terrupted public use for more than five year~, he must either prove that he has granted the public a license to use his property or demo11strate that he has made a bona fide ;i ttempt lo prevent public use. '"WHETHER AN owner·s efforts to haH pubUc use are adequate will turn on tbe means lhe owner uses in' relation to the character of the property and the extent of public use . "Although 'No Tres~ing' signs may be sufficient when only an occasional hiker traverses an isolated property, the same action caMot reasonably be ex· pected to halt a continuous innux ol beach users to an attractive seashore property." The saurt found a clearly enu11ciated public policy in the California Constllu· tion In favor of allowing public access to shorelines areas and cited several other legislative enactments that indicate similar policy. The ruling points out that the-Supreme Court in the past has been less receptive to argument.a or implied dedication when open beach lands were involved than it has when well defined roadways are at issue. "With the increased urbanization of this state, however, beach areas are now I!' well defined as roadways. This intenslfi. cation of land use •.. leads us to the con· cl usion that the C<>url s of this state must be as receptive to a finding: ot implied dedication of shorelines areas as they are lo a finding of implied dedication of roadways .• _ "We conclude that there was an im· plied dedication of property rights in both cases. Jn both cases the public used the land in public wa ys, as if the land "'as owned by a government. as if the land were a public park. "In Gion v. City of Santa Cruz, the public use of the land is accentuated by the active participation of the city in maintaining the land and helping the public to enjoy it. _ . "In Dietz v_ King the public treated the land as land they were free to use as they pleased ... "A FEW PERSONS may have believed that the proprietors of the Navarro.by-O' the-Sea Hotel owned or supervised tbe beach, but no one paid any attention to the claim of the true owners ... '"Ibe ra~ occasions when the fee owners came onto the property and casually granted permission to those already there have no effect. . . . By giving permission to 11 few, an 'owner cannot deprive the many .•.. "If a constantly chanl'ling group of persons use land in a public way without knowing or caring whether the owner permits their presence, it makes ntt difference that the owner has infonned a few persons that their use of the land is ~rm.issive only. "The Present fee owners ha ve made it clear that they do not approve of the public use of the property. Previous owners, ho\\·ever, by ignoring the widespread public use of the land for more than five years have impliedly dedicated the property to the public. "Nothing can be done by the present owners to take back that which was previously given away. "In each case the trlal court found the elements necessary to implied dedication were present -use by the public for the prescriptive period (five years) without asking or receiving pennission from the fee owner. "There is no evidence that the respec- tive fee owners attempted to prevent or halt this use. It follows as a matter of law that a dedication to the publlc took place." FOOTNOTE: At a recent briefing of city and i:ounty attor1teys i11 l.os All· geles on the landmark ruling, Timo- thy Sto1ie, an assistant in tlu Jtfe ndo- cino Counly DA's office, r.tvealed that Lester J. Diett teaS just an ordinary member of t11e public who agreed to lettJ{hls name to the ewe. "It's up to 0th.e r cities and counties to fi1u1 tlun r f.1r. Dietz/' he said. "" The city of Santa Cruz took a growing interest in the property over the years; in the 1920's the city posted signs to 1\•arn fishermen of the dangers from eroding cliffs, in the 1940's the city built an embankment an the top area fo prevent cars from driving into the sea. it installed an emergency alarm system, in 1960-61 the cily spent $500,000 to prevent erosion In th-e· gene·ral" area , in 1963 the city paved all or the level area and i11 recent years the city cleaned it after busy weekends. Give Him Your Views The superior court for Santa Cruz concluded that the Gions were fee owners of the property' but that their fee title ~·as subject to an ease ment in the city for itself and on behalf of the publi~ on, over and acro53 the property for public recreation purposes, including, but n?t . limited to, parking, fishing, plc-n1c~1ng, general viewing, public pro- tection and policing. and erosion control but not including the right of t~ citf or !he pubUc to build any permanent structures. THE CONCLUSIO.~ 'llt'lS based on three findings: -TJM: public;·· Without haVing asked or reee1vtd PVfTll.ssJon, made continuous and unintemJpted use or the property for morl'! than five years for public recreation purpose!. -The city of Santa Cruz conUnuou~ly for over five yenrs exercised dominion and control 'Over the property. -The O'llt-iic~s and their predectliOT'J had lull knowledi• ol "llie <ontrOl u- l A few lips on how to write your frie nd- ly neighborhood Congressman have been offered this \\'eek by Rep. Craig Hosmer (R·Long Beach) in his regular Del\'S let· ler. Some or Hosmer's handy hints inclode: -Address the letter corrtetly and prelace !he man·s name with ''honorable." -Identify the bill or Issue ~roptrly so it doesn't get lost in lhe mate of more than ~,000 bills introduced yearly. -SUck to a single subject. It hel ps the filin g syateni and brings quicker replies, says Hosmer. -Write only to your Congressmaii or SenatoN. -Keep ii 6rie.l and legible. · -Give your personal view. It ha1 more Impact lhan a form letter or petition, says the 32nd Dlslrtcr! Rep~ntntlve. -Don't thret ten lhe man with your vote. -Don't become a "pen pal." Write O(ten if )!OU like, but don't &el oun!criSome. - ( ' -Don't demand that the man take a public stand before all th e facts are known. Few bills are pa!sed without many changes, concludes HMmer, wait until the final version is ready before maklna tbe final judgment. ' ' -----Saturday, June 6, 1970 The Comment Page of lhe Daily Pilot seeks to inform and sUmulate readers by presenting a variety of com· mentary on topics of inter· est and si,l?nificance from Informed observers a n d rpokumen. Robert N. Weed, Publisher ·• Hello Boys '1ld Oh'ls and M!)come to an~er Saturi:lay of (un and Jeiil'f"llng with uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. You did real well filling the old mail sack this week with you r efforts on the big Fish F ry in Costa ~1esa. Remember, this big Orange Coast event continues t6da y with the parade anq you can buy all the fish you can eat through Sunday. --' - Also. be sure and go to the carnival with all .its rldes and Contests in Costa Mesa c ;ty r ark. L.m ,\ 11any of you are getting ,, very good at poetry and even better at art and riddles. Keep • ~ up the good work because you ~ -.t...1 have lots of talent. / / ~ ~ \ """ This .. week's topic involves r-------~------------------------i something that most of you will go thi:ough at some ti1ne in your life. You may even go through it two or even mo re times. Maybe you hpve already done it. It is 3'!1 event that makes a11 of us and our parents proud and happy. Uncle Len is talking about graduation. It is a time when Vl'e have finished a major part of our * PRIZE WINNER * Slacey Dearth, 11 Y.z. 1730 Samar Dri.ve, Costa h1.esa Any child under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do.: (I) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper 5~ inCi1es wide and 4 ·mches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your {lame, age lllld addttss on back of drawing. Mail ,it to Uncle Len's Art Conte1t, Box 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy hall doUar. lives in ed ucation. It is a'L-------------------------------' time which opens the door lo the next steps we must take as hard·working people. Graduation ceremonies are as old as school but only i"t1 the -last 800 years or so did lbey become anything like v.·c know. The first graduates, as we know them, were from a-University in Siena. Italy in the 12th century. They l•ore the same gowns we see today becau se they al ways • Wore them while going to School. \\'hat then was thought to be the earth-a flat surface. Each corner represented a virtue such as sincerity O( £idelity. Today, studenlS graduate from kindergarten. j u n i o r high, high school and college. eig1l.t more years of schooling ~eperiding how fa r lhey have 'decid-ed to go before reaching their goal. I n t eres t ing I y, If you graduate from college, you may wear different colors in your robe a·nd scarf. These colors indica te the level you have reached. Ide, 11, Santa Ana ; Connie Verdina. 5\-:, Huntington Beach; M~linda Stoddard, 12; Patti-Campbell, 10, Huntington Beach; Leilie B~enridge, 10; Tommy· Henderson, t, Costa Mesa: .Katherine Henderaon, &\ii, Cos1a Meu; Vincent Campbell, I, Shelley Bumpas, 8, San Clemente; Nicholas Verdina, I, Hun- ti ngton Beach. Honorable mention in the poetry contest goes to Tracy Thomas, 13, Newport Beach . ,. DAI LY jlLOT ... Even E~phants Need ""-ttention Pedicures are a big thing at lhe St. Louis Zoo. Owls get a pedicure twice a year. Antelopes need one at least quarterly, and elephants may be in trouble if they don't have one every month. Keeper Lance Gurney tackles the~ job of lilting "Trudy's" loot into a brace for a icure as trainer Donn Gibson assists. Large callouses grow on the botto1n oi the ele1>b.aqt's feet and can become infected from stand· ing itr manure and moisture. Long hoofs on running animals can make·them pigeon toed and cause ten· don damage, Nixon Seeks To Cut Out PI{ Actions Electronie,s ,Fighting Post Off~ce Smugglers on Border · To Disc~plin: WASHINGTON (UPll -The "Sect"' Control Center" PO Sh·1kers. WASHINGTON (UPI) -:-Th e U.S...-Bureau of Customs is planned for San Antonio, ha s tak en on~ ·big electronic Tex.. but the public in· WASI-flNGTON (~PI) -The Nixon administration has p t Off' ff' · I t d)' step and is hoping to take iormalion office at custoins os ice 0 icia s are 5 u • ordered all federal agencies ing whether to discipline -., to reporl bow much mooey another soon, lo boost its says its size is not supposed and if so how _ the J50,000 they ·-0 ,_,.1.na .......... hJi·c c has e ·the · ll tn u g g I er to be .discussed publicly. No!' I ho . M d -... ....,..,,,... ·-a ., .. """ emp oyes w 1n arch stage • -lati·Ollll acti'v.i'tles and , ,·n el-capabilities. will ofricials say where the th . lk 1 1 ... · e fir.st wa ·out n posta ·· feet , 10 show cause why the What it ha's already js a transmission towers are, "for histo ry. figure should not be cut by new .nationwide "Customs fear of s abotage,'' a The walkout in deriance of ·. 25 or even 50 percent I n t e 111 g e n c e Computer spokesman said. federal antistrike provisiot~ ·· 1be campaign was descri~ Network" to help agents iden-The San Antonio center i:o; b d · · ti won lhe1n pay raises and trig-·. ed Y an a nurnstra on tiry .smuggling sus pectJ and beyond the design an cl S-.. ce 85 the -~ com 11ered similar protests by oth- ....... '""'11 .. others. This "network " hooks engineering stage and in-" prehensive effort ever un-er feder:i l employes. notably dertaken by the government up U.S .-t\1exico border points to negotiations on a construe-the air traffic controllers. •tt was then 1hat the flat graduation car:i was invented. 'Phe graduates neede d somelhtng to set them apart (~om the rest of the students. So the flat mortarboard "'as made. It was a symbOI oi In one way , we graduate each time we fi nish a year of school. Each year is another step to reaching our goals. Many \vho graduate from high school go on to col!ege bul 1nll'fly 40 not. They begin entering lh e yor ld right away and work hard for a living. TI1ose v.•ho go on face another two, four, six or even So this v.·eek, kids, do your work on graduation. Most of you will go through it at least once and maybe more. Many of you have alre:idy gone through it or have brothers and sisters who have. It is a very important step in our lives. Honorable mentions in the drawing contest go to: Brenda A special honorable mention goes to. Benjamin H. Pollock. 7, Newport Beach for his story about thunder. to control the cost of publiclz-to a San Diego computer. In lion contract, the customs bu-A little '"discipline·· 01ight ing federal programs. 12 seconds, the men at reau said, . cool similar protests in the fu-.. ..- Although e1aet fl1ures are customs say. they can shoot It will evenlually have the ture, but the Post Office also • \ THE W NIVAL ' Fish Fry time aga'f.6 has com~. obscured by the way public a query' to the big machine radio equipment that lets ";85 mindful it migh t trigger relations activUies are carried nd t b k them hook up to the system. on die govermnent's books, a ge an answer ac . another" walkout unless "'af:te the programs probably coat Much o( the oomputer's "The. great advantage is of demands of its 750,000 em- about $110 million amually. work "'ill be in tracing Inst.ant communications for ployes are r'net. SEND UST suspects• names and license the safely or agen_!s," .. a About 209,185 clerks and let- With cafuival1 games and rides it's fun . The parade is al\vays a special treat, All e·ecuu·ve '·partments numbers of suspect vehicles. spokesman said. "Agents can ter carriers failed to report f • ~ JI f h J d I · . during the \Vork stoppage. But -. and other government age"-a customs spokesman said. ca or e p an re ay JO· f 1 Is , .. ~ 11· d ta · t ti " PoSta\ o f cia reported 1~1.- Send yorn questions ,. Ask Andy, c /o Ot0111J9 Coast DoUy Piiot, 801: 1560. Costo Mfto, Co lU. - As the bands go marching down the street. There's lots to see and things to do, 'J1his yearly event can be fun for you. cies were directed on April The bureau hopes to expand te igence a ms an y. ooo had stayed away at 66B 2 to send to the budget bureau the system. Nyles J. Ambrose, com-post offices in 1$ states. The a list or activities "which Th~ next project o n missioner of customs. told a lesser figure was the official serve to {:;blicile or promote customs' list is a radio hookup House appropriations com-report to the Labor Depart-· " K•,,Mdr 11111 *ll•r "" te "'" Atllft, 1~1 Tt•sk t be ob ectives, operations, that would enable cu.stoms of-mittee recently he wants "''"'" W11l1t1lllll1t, ter 1111 winnlM 1111rt WI 11'1• ,,..., •Ml ll!O,OOO to continue the radio ment. earlier days (lf our historv. ::0'"1S:.R:~·,,M,:~0~~1= .... •terr,. u1c11 LM. facilities or programs for flcers and autos f(l com-Postmaster GenPra l \Vinton. Ainericans" w.ere more like.ly which the agency. has a municate with each other network along the Mexico M. Blount has sa id that "ap-: to respect an·d even cherish reaponsibllKy or in which it alonf the length of the Mexico border. The appropriation propriate disciplinary action \Vby do only the Irish have cacn other's differences than J hu an interest." border. would be used for com-would be taken." A spokesman a special da ., r municatlons offices lo be link· Y · they are today. Pertlaps that "These include, bot not. are "If some smugglers cro.~s said however. that no decision · sort of cultural climate w2s /? IJ., /) not limited to, activities con-the border and agent$ are ed with existing stations and has been made on the form or · necessary to get a Sain L• {'. Lf cerned with press contacts, following them -what we new signal repeater stations. the "discij)line." On March 17, Irish people. living throughvu t the \\'crld celebrate Saint Patrick"s Dav. 'Jlhey do not pl an to gr<i.b a special ,.day of the year for tllemsel\'es and certainly 11iey do not wiSh to arouse jealousy in other nlinorities. All are welc:ome to a full share in the Great Day far the Irish and sensible people always .accept the o f f e r . Naturally. as usual, there arc a few soreheads. But thcv do not have to join the parad"e or enjoy any of the merry goings-oo. Patrick's Day started. Ccr broadcasting, advertising, et-I" call in a convoy -the com· Their number and location fears of a ne\v walkoul we re tainly the Irish who started hlblts, films. publications and missioner (of customs) could were not divulged. rapidly di1ninishing as Con--. the Great Day took that sort speeches," the budget bureau pick up the phone, call lfie Aside from the agent-to-gress approved a 6 percent :: of cultural courtesy for directive said. sector control center and get headquarters lin k the network pay raise for an rederal en1· :: granted. Persons who &nswer mail his call patched into the radio will give, Ambrose said, the ploye.!I and seemed ready to :: Some people claim that this from Congress or the public network. That could reach the system "will allow office-to--Of-go along with an additional 3 ;. is. an era of mi n 0 r i t y were eicluded from the car radio of an ag e nt fice voi c e communication percent increase for postal :: awareness and, g 0 0 d n es s report. ·somewhere'.'' a spokesman for along the entire Mexican workers as negotiated by the · knows, so it is. However, \\•he11 InH.ial reports were re(eived _·cus_1om __ ,_,_ai_d_. _______ bo_r_d_er_.'_' _______ _:gc.o_ve_•_nm_en_t_an_d_th_e_un_i_on_s_. you admit this much you are in late April. 'Ibey were admitting that each minority fol lowed by a confldentlal group has its special dif memo from the budget bureau fereuces. Hence there mus demanding more informaUoo be something special about lhe and_ aaking eacil agency to Irish -som~thlng so specia evalu&O! the effect on its that most of us want to fee operations of spending cuts. a bit Irish on March 17. Could of 25 percent and 50 percent. it be because the people run At the pretent lime, the ning the sho\v are warm government has ooly a vague hearl.ed and deeply courtixll!s' ·d f wh t ·i ~ early 400s he wenl to ·lreland Could it be because we kno\v lea o a I s~s on as a c,hfistian missionary -in our hearts that we are public relaUoos. There art no Many facts about the Jjfc of Saint Patrick are clouded in legend but a few things we know for certain. In the ~ .. l!C!°!Japs no missionary _~inYit~-~nd....mo.st_w_ek:omU jobs officfally described as his~was ~ver more participate? Or could it be public r·el1tions po.ta \Velcomed. He died on March just because we like the ex anywhere in the federal 17, 461. and the grateful Irish citement nnd everybody love establishment. made him their patron saint. a parade? \Vhen we figure GoverlllTlent ·public relations Whereve r Uiey live, .aU over out these answers, each and men have titles like 4'special I.he world, they still com· every minority will be able assistant." Not all special memorate March J7 in his to have 8 Great Day fo assistant jobs, however, in- honor. Irish people arrived 1n uiemselves. However, it ca n volve public relations. America with the earlil?_st set-not happen unless everybody NO oFFiCIAL TITLE tlers and .the ce_Jebr!!_t1on , <J! . else is io\'.ited. · _ . • v • • • Saint .Patrick's Day bef.!an Some IV'ople lhink thal Saini J'k' •••• : I <ft.--···-,_..:...:t -... _. r: • -. -1·1~ -~~~ the.. ~f~!~ way back in Colonial....,da.ys., ..,.,.!Vljl1!•'o::: ~ • ..:::J:~,-·-~ .,.11 .... I mg-~p 8CJei_,.,.ocy are ~ u;.i wu es,,•nucy.__,,.1.1Ye; .. ilX·>~1 :ie.uv ,.~-Wr er.:..,,.-UON.f-· It was first or. anized by the i-~~ 11.:" s 'D~y is }.usf ior l e where hordes of termites like or seven feet high. of oourse, almost every agen. 0 • d f S g 1 p t 'ck ·in Irish Cathohcs. It is true that to Jive -and te rmites arc Mr Aardvark comes ouL cy has some speectrwriters r r1en s o a1n ar1 · · r I sh · . . 'Philadelphia _ and you can th~ i:na1onty 0 o~r ri his favorite food. These from his burrow alter dark. The administraUon imposed bet your four.leafed clover n11nonty are Cal.ho!Jc. a n ~ termites are rather special \Vhen he finds a tennlte neat a cut of about IO percent that anybody and everybodv nat~rally the . ce~ebrallo~ o because .they live in enormous he tears down the hard, nigh ln pu blic rela tions programs \i.·ho Vl'anted to be a friend tt~etr pat~on saint 1s associated nests oUt in the wilds. They walls with hi1 mighty claws. when it submitted w Congress of Saint-Patrick was v;elcome v11t.h· their ch~rch. But soon build them or dirt that The termites acuttle : around the t)(Jdcet fof lhe fltcal year to participate in the festivities. afte~ kthe Fnends ~£ ....... Sa~t becomes hard as rock in the in parUc. He wtdps out his beglnolnl July I. • . Patric wa s organ1z"'' 111 hot sun. One of these apart· Jong, sUcky tongue and pops · Oh,"':>· the Jn.sh people w~rel Philadelhia·, a second chapt~r ment houses, teeming Vl'lth them into his mouth . ~ aource aaid about $II Mt trying to grab a specia was organized in New York. m11lioo was cut from the day _ ol_ t,he _y~r· __ for And this group included both budget as a result of that themselves. n d certainly Catholic aUd Protestant Irish. M G Ok effort. such a ooOon is diS(aslefHI Vie1" 0 asons et a y Between 400 and 500 public to ol'.Jr modern l r is h .. ,..,v •er.oi • w .. 1c1 '* OKI~• re lationt p e r s on n e I are Americans. So let 's put such ~ ~e~~~1::0. og!f[i~~ •. ·~ •;.,/" Q~~ The flrtt Masooic lodge in In the Dowriey Savinas and scheduled to .bt dropped rrom ideas out of oor heads because 11(11\' • • the Mission Viej.X:aplstrano Loan Bullding in Stleway federal payrolls July 1. · • " , ' , ' ' ' they are both untrue -.and _ ~n· Where tints the aardvark lh ~t ·are;1 ha.!I woo official sanction Center. AbouL half ol the jOOs lo fair. Maybe other !111Dor1ties nu-may visit the..amaWig _fr@'l __ t!le California _ Grand' Meeti ...... are_belcLon the bf col were In the Defense~~;;~~.., w..oukl like:--to h11ve-sud1-a ,-~~'. ·.1. M d · .. ~·--oepart:Mer\t-Abcrut -xooor-u e great day for ~hemselves and a~~dvark in certain 1.00! in ~e· (r _ CK "· .) an an secor.11. •nd,routhrtb Tb~y others were in the National this mav make them feel c~ this country.' But America is appeal h~s gone out for even ngs o e mo q ~-u . d S . \'ious. This of course is quite oot his native home In U1e memberihip. PMrogr• i~d beingbumade, l:he AAdmler~~~on an P 1 c e , childish -because they could wild. he lives in t~o parts·· The Aritlquity Mas on i c aster 11~ . to '! a sste · . · have all 'thbt fun tf they really of Africa. He enjoys life in Lod8e-ol Mluk>n V.iejo_, Jed !9! a permaeot buildlnl for The survey of pubhc rela· went about It the.light way. South . Africa and farther by its first Worshipful Master, the group.. ~ON poslUons covers the e.~·. 'J'rue, this may nol be the. north, In the sandy regions Vincent Allaniello, Is· optD to Intorm~tion on membtnhlp Ure. aove_rn~ent atructure, 1n !lest time IQ organire a Gre11t of Ettl'"topia and-SuElan. The a membe'l"stlip of SO charter qualifications Is avGilable. by ~eg1onal -ofhcts as well as Day for each minority , ln lhe Rnrdvark. has good reasoos fer ~~~ons and holds meetings calllna 637-4619, 1n Washington. . , On .the Lirae Aiiyway \11"1 TtltPl\Olt : ' • ' ' Barbara May of Bethel. Pa. dm.es up \he l liie during RO'J'.C tra lnl111rat ·Pcmr -'I State's SchuylklU can1pus. Barb~a. a freshtnan engineerin~ student, takes ROTC as one of her cour ses and has not been issued a unif<.n'tn. .; • \ ' • . 11'i·'• ;,.,; ONE-TWO PUNCH -Angels manager Harold ';Lefty" Phillips and Disney character Pluto warm up for Sunday's Ailgels-Disneyland Fun Day. Fans \\/ho buy a $7 or $6 reserved ticket for Sunday's game with Cleveland may attend Disneyland free, immediately following the game. Disneyland will be open until midnight. Sports in Brief Garrett to Quit Football , Ma y Sign With Dodg.e_rs NEW YORK -Baseball completed its annual summer free agent draft Fri- day wilh a total o( l,038 selections in- cluing the surpising pick of Mike Garrett, Kansas City football star, by the Los Angeles Dodgers' organization. Garrett 6aid tie plans to quit football after the 1970 season. ·Al Campanis, gerieral manager ot the Dodgers, sent a buzz through the meeting hall in the Americana Hotel when he announced that the Dodgers, on behalf of their Bakersfield team ln the Califor· nill"League, were drafting Garrett. In Los Angeles, the Dodgers' public relations office said, "be (Garrett) came to the Dodgers about a week ago and told Al Campanis he was oot. interested in playing fool.ball after his current five- year contract with Kansas City expires. The first player picked in the secon- dary phase was David Kingman, a pitdler-outfielder from Sout he r n ~alifornia, who '"as selected by the San Francisco Giants.· • • PARIS (AP ) -Mrs. Marg<lret Smith Court o{ Au stralia , seeking a leMis grand s!am, ended the last United StaLes hope in the French Open Friday by wal!oping .Julie Heldman of New York 6-0, 6--2 in the semifinals. Mrs. Court, \Yinner of the Australian tit.le and eying the Wimbledon and U.S. championships, will face Helga Niessen of WeSI. Germany in the final Sunday. The German girl routed Karen Krantzcke of Australia &-3, 6-1. ZeJjko Franulovic of Yugoslavia , who eliminated American Cliff Richey in the seniis, will meet Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia in the men's singles final today. • MEXICO CITY -Brazil \Vas the clear favorite to win the \Vorld Soccer Cup championship as I.ht 16 teams prepared to go into the second round af the tournament-today. Four matches are scheduled for today and ·another four on Sunday. All teams so far ha\re~ played one game aod the squad that all the fan s and experts were talk.ing about today \Vd Brati.l. defense and lhat's why everybody around is looking ahead l.o the South Americans' clash with England, the defending cham· pions and second favorites behind Brazil, Sunda.y. Today's mat<lbes are : Belgium vs. Russia, Group one : Italy vs. Uruguay, Group two: Romania vs. Czechoslovakia, Groop three, and Peru vs. MoroCco, Group iour. • NEW YORK Ken Uosewall ended a .lucrative v.·eek ror himself by beating Roy Emerson of Newport Beach. 4-6, S..J, 6-4, 4-6, 7-5, at Madioon Square Garden Friday night and reached the -final o( the $200,000 Teiinis Champions Class.le. The 3.5--year-old Rosewa ll, smallest man in big lime tennis. used hi$ 5--7. ISO.pound fame to its fullest potenlial in winning his third straight match in this tourna- ment, all this week, lo gain the July 16 final against Rod Laver, a residenl of Coran a de! Mar. G1·aha111 Holds Lead; Nicklaus Misses Cut CHARLO'ITE, N.C. tAP) -Lou Grabam Assumed the second round lead in the $150,000 Kemper Open Golf Tournament Friday with a solid 68, Arnold Palmer moved into contention and Jack Nicklaus missed the cut for the final tv.•o rounds. . Graham, a :JZ..year~ld tour regular from N<WlviJle, Tenn .• had a 36 hole total of 135. nine under par on the 7,2.31-yard ~ail Hollow Country Club course and owned a one--stroke lead over 46--year-old Art Wall. \\ra u. a graying former~Masters cham- pion, had a second consecutive 68 'fOr JJG. Dodgers Fall To Pi'ttshurgh, Moose, 3-0 PJ'iJ'SBURGH (AP) -Bob Moose blanked Los Angeles on six hils for his third victory in a row and the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Dodgers, 3·0, Friday night. The Pirates got the only run lhey needed in the fourth inning when Richie Hebner got a triple when leftfielder Manny Mota lost his fIY ball in the JUllf I J""' , JvlHI I JVIHI 11 Dodger Slate All ~-Ill l(FI (6 .. ) DOdtfl"I 11 l'l"lburwll Oo4ttn al P.ltl!llllltt- DOG1t'1 Yl St; Ltirli OOCl"n YI SI. Ltlfll . '·""· ll:H a.m. 7:Sf '·""· 1:11 11.111. lights, and Roberto Clemente follqwed with a run-scoring single. Moose, 6-4, struck out eight and waljl:e<I none. The Pirates added a nut in the fifth on Gene Alley's single. a sacrifice and ri1atty Alou 's single and made il 3-0 in the sixth on successive singles by Al Oliver. Manny Sanguillen and Alley . Joe Moeller started his first game af U1e season for the Dodgers, yielding aH three runs and eight h.its in S 213 innings before being yanked for Fred Nonnan. The Pirates loaded the bases orf Norman in the seventh, but couldn'l iCore. Hebner cracked a one-out d::>uble to center and Roberlo Clemente was in- tentionally "'alked. After \Villie Stargell struck out. i\l Oliver was hit by a pilch lo load them up. Pete Mikkelsen replaced Norn1an and struck o u .t Sanguillc.n. Oliver. \l"ho said Thursday he wanl~ to be traded if he can't play every day, had tv.·o hits. Bill Grabarke\vitz banged out tv.·o singles (or Los Angeles, the only Dodger ta hit twice safely. Moeller. who had made 10 relief ap- pearances this year. is l•l. OOn Sutton, 7·5, goes for the Dodgers in tonight's game against Dock Ellis, 4·4. LOS ANGELES ,ITTStOJIGH .. ' • " .. t II Ii W1ll1 .. ' • ' • MAlou " ' • ' ' MOii " • • • • Hebrott ,. • ' ' • WDflvf1 er • •• • • Ct.,.,,tntt " ' • ' ' WP1rter lb • • ' • Slijroel " • • • • Grbllwl!r " • • ' • S•ngul!!n ' • • ' • Crawford rt ' • ' • AO!lv~r lb ' ' ' • S!ttll'lOtt 2b ' • • • AlltY ,. • ' ' ' Hiller ' ' • • • l'A!ek I • ' • • • Mlt~e!s!\ ' • • • • ..... • ' • ' • Moelltr ' ' • ' • Nomwtn ' • • • • SllCl!klS c ' • • • lo!al " • ' • Tot.i " . " ' LOS Ang.tits • ... ... 0 0 ~ -0 Pl!tsbu•oh ... " ' 0 0 ~ -l .-.ncreln s.. P!uso"''" 10, ~II -Hil'br>tr·, MO.s•. ae The Brazilians, winhers of the Jules lUmet Trophy in 1958 and 1962, whipped Cled>osJO'lakia .. -a.... team that mauy thought coold be the surprise ar the -~-.<,l0Uffiimtnt;"4·!"in"·an·opening ·match, 'The Brazilians only look suspect in But the big news as usual, was generated-by-two -giants. af the game,_ Palmer and Nicklaus. Palmer. lhe all-time leading money winner and easily the most popular figure on the tour, dE!lighted his vast gallery with a second 69 for 138, just three strokes auL OP -LO• A~fl•t 1, Pl!lsbv•gh I. LOB -l..Ol -Hebfl<!r . S -Pe1tk. I, H II Motller L, 1-1 , . • . • 5 l ·l • J Hor~n ........... 1 Io Ell II SO ' ' ' . ' ' . . ' • • • Mf\kfhOll • '""" I l·J I 0 M-tW,4·• t • 0 Wll -Moelltr, T -,:01. A -1,691 Hot Mile, 440 -Duel s, On Tap Jn LA_ Tonight LOS ANGELES (AP) -Curtis Mills did something few have ever done - beating Lee Evans last ytar in a 440-yard dash -and the rtd·hot Evans gets his chaOCi! at revenge tonight. Mills, Texas A&M's wonder runner, set the world 440 record in last year's NCAA finals at 44.7 seconds with his late-kicking triumph over Evans, San Jose State's Olympic champion and world 400..meter record bolder. ll was a race Evans says he. would never forget. They're billed to run tonight at the Ccllseum in the Compton lnvltaUonal 440, the first time since last year's upeet by fl.lills Ulat the pair has met at any distance. The meet starts at 7. Still the others in race can 't be counted out, and the sprint to the tape could provide another world mark. Villanova's Larry James, one of the world's best liisl year with a top of 45.8, .UCLA's \Vayne Co!Jett, 45.8, and ' John Smith, 45.9, and Dave Morton ,of the Texas· Striders, 45.5 lire all listed. James seb a Dying pace, ·Collett finishes fast and Sm.ilh Is going in- experienced and rapid. Tat1n•i Get s Final Out Regardless of Ule wiMer, almost aJl. those runners will have a second chance.' They'll be anchoflng mJle relay teams in the last event of the night. Angefs Edge Tribe, 2-1 , Belrind Wright, Cowan Afills anchors A&M, Collett run& la~ for UCLA, James fo~ Villanova, li1ortdti ' for the Texas Striders and Len Van Hofwegan for lhe fast Southern California · Stride rs. Also .in the race are Sports Jnterna· tional. anchored by Martin McGrady,. and Rice, with tough .anchorman BilJ , Askey. Clyde Wright hurled a four-hitter before Ken Tatum came on lo get the last out and Billy Cowan's first home of the year provided the margin of victory as the California Angels shaded tt\e Cleveland Indians, 2-1, trlday night at Anaheim Stadium. Wright, enhancing his bid for comeback of the year honors after a disastrous 1-8 seasofl in 1969, picked up his eighth victory agaL1sl three losses, blanking the Indians over the last eight innings after surrendering a home run to Vada Pinson in the first. It was Plnson's 200lh career homer. Cowan's homer s1tapped a l·I tie in the fourth inning. It came off lefthander Mike Paul. 0.-2, the former Cerritos College product, whq worked the first four Innings. The Angels lied the score in their half of the. first an a walk to Sandy Alomar, Jim Fregosi's infield single and a bad-hop single by Alex Johnsol'l, which broke the little finger an the right hand or second baseman Eddie Leon. Besides Plnson's homer, the only other hits off Wright were Rich Rollins' pinch single in the fifth, Tony Horton's double in the sixth and a one-out Harton single in the ninth. Cleveland's winning streak ended at five . \Vright, in his last appearance against Baltimore: had to be removed in the sixth innin g o[ the Oriole game when his arm stiffened up. "I got a little tired tonight and when the skipper (Harold "Lefty'" Phillips) came out to talk lo me (in the ninth) he asked me how I felt. I told him I v.·as just completely exhausted. J told him f knew Kenny (T3tum ) could throw a hard ball laster than 1 could," said Wright. Asked if he had given any thought to winning 20 games this season, Wright ansv.·ered, "l just take them one at a time. I've got eight now and I'll be going after No. 9 in Baltimore next week. The Tennessee-born lcfthander had Personality • Out of Belmon t NE\V YORK tAPl -Personality. heavily facared to add today's Belmont Stakes to his Preakness victory, was ~ratched late Friday afternoon from this third leg of the Triple Crawn be(ause of a cough that began earlier in the week. Trainer John Jacobs. making the an· nouncement in the press box at Belmon t Park, said he felt "that in the horse 's present condition he could not do his hcst. In fairness to the fan s and racinit. I \vant to make the anoouncement now." Jacobs said Personality had a nasal discharge \Vednesday and he thought lhcn somethin~ might be wrong, Out he haped lhat it would pass. · The horse had a slight fever Thurs1l av and a cough v.1lth another nasal rlischarge, but he galloped Friday morn· ing with no sign or a cough or fever. Although no rain v:as farecast for this afternoon, the weather was not ex- pected lo be good enough to turn the sloppy track to fast. good control in the game, v.·alking only two men. Pinson's home run, fourth of the seaso11., was a high drive that bounced atop the right field fence and caromed inlo the Clevelana bullpen. Johnson's hit drove in Alomar and drove Leon to the hospital. Wright walked two batters in the se- cond iMing but avoided further damage and the score remained 1·1 until the fourth when Gowan belted his homer over the left field fence. A double to left center by Wright in the same inning went for naught. Dean Chance took over pitching duties from Paul for the Tr I b e in the fifth and yielded a walk lo Fregosi Md a single to Johnson before retiring the side_. Horton d o u b I id with two out in the sixth for Cleveland, only the third hit ofr wAght, but was lert stranded. 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The mile figures to be a hot contest bctl\'een Marty · Liquori, Villanova's superman with a best this year af 3:58.5, .. and Arizona State's Chuck LaBenz, who ran 3:56.9 last week for the best of his li!e. John M:lson, the Pacific Coast Club's fast-rising miler, clipped 1.6 seconds of(, his previous best last week, runnin1 3:58.4, aftd should be rated a shot. · ·' The mile flelaaiso hS:s John Lawsoo.. 3 :59.2, Rick Riley of Washington Stalfl\, 3:59.2, and Duncan MacDonald, Stanford, 3:59.6. For foreign flavor, look to New· Zealand's pacesetting Dick Quu:, 3:S'i:a', early Utis season and 3: 59.9 last week. The meet record of 3:53.2, by Jim Ryun in 1967, probably won't be broken but with an all-sub--foor-minute field,.· anything can happen. Owen Gorman, distance runner from.- ~la Mesa, is scheduled to compete · in the seniars mile. ~.· The meet mark in the high jump, 7-2, is in jeopardy, because Bill Elliot~· of the Paciifc Coast Club and collegian~· Reynaldo Brown have each done 7-3~.· this season. They meet head on with,-' Clarence Johnson and John Rambo ~59 · entered. . • One of the oldest records on tilt Compton books Is the I :46.8 half mi!~­ mark set back in 1957 by Tom Courblei;1 ()f the U.S. Army . Mark Winzenried says he'll break it. , . \Vinzenried has done 1:46.4 three tim~~· in his life and says he will better his li feti me best this week. He'll have to do it against Washington State's Art Sandison, who did I :46.1 last year and l :48.2 two weeks ago. Also pn "the race · U Dave Perry, 1:50.0 lasl week. ; Texas~ A&M's 440 relay team hoo)c.;· up with the University of Texas-El Paso. and UCLA, four vaulters look for 18: . feet and shot put king Ran'"dY MatsOn."; aims al his world record of 71-4Vt. . ... !!"'~~ __ .. ____ ..., ~ Hopefulness, R ~ality ~- '· ; Two Different Things ~ r ATLANTA, Ga. (AP)~ Cecil Upshaw, the ring finger of hi.s right hand ~ ~ heavily bandaged, saw his first game this season in Atlanta Stadium and said ij "I certainly am hopeful" of pitching again this year. ·~.: ~ "I'd sure like to save a few games down the stretch," sald the lanky ' ~ Atlanta Braves relief ace, who in 1969 won six games and saved 25 others for ~· ti:i the Natiooal League West champions. ~: t •·Being hopeful and reality are tv.'o different things, I guess," Upshaw ~:· ~ said. "There's no \\'ay to tl!ll right now, even the doctors can't tell. ~~ "' "But-1'11 tell you one thing, I've gat the motivation. I've had the taste of l i: playing in the big leagues. I li ke it p~etty good." •l ;. Upshaw, a 27-year-old right-hander regarded as one of the game's top tl, ;. relievers. almost ended his major league career shortly after the season opener ~ April 9 at San Diego. f· Stralling back to the hotel \Vith Brave pitchers George Stone. his cousin, and Jim Nash, Upshaw decided ta give them a demonstration on how he dunk· '. · e<I a pasketball durJng his career at Centenary College. "i • His class ring stuck in the crevice af an overhanging awning, resulting r .. in severed arteries and nerves. He was rushed by chartered plane to the Stan· ~!'.7 "-~ ford 1iiedical Center where he underwent three and one-half hours of surj:ery. J;: Upshaw returned to Atlanta from Palo Alto, C3li!., Tuesday, one day alter t doctars told him his finger had been saved and that "I could possibly begin to • i' tliro\v the ball again before the season is ove r. ~· ~ "The doctors told me some people never recover from sueh an operation, ~ • J th3:_t they are rewarded for it through sympathy ar disability. ?-· 1 "In my case. I'm rewarded for getting people out," Upshaw said. "I ~ · :, have t~ much to lose by being hurt." · . • •I>'· Upshaw said he had begun squeezing a small rubber ball with hfs thumb li. and first and second lingers to strengthen them B.nd his '1orcarm, weakened by inactivity . ,_ -"lt ftel"s sO goOd lo bi baCK in Atlanta I think rm golng to live ·here in { the off seaso n, even though I have a home in Louisiana," Upsha\v said. , "Oh, yes, I've cut out all basketball playing on the •treets -definitely" : ' ~~ ' • ' WRIGLEY BUGGE D SAYS GIANTS' FOX CHICAGO (AP) ·-Charlie Fox. n111nager of the San Francisco Giants. ~a.id he· held i team meeting in his · hotel room hen 'because he suspects the clubhouse at Wrigley P'leld might be "bugged." And the powerful Nicklaus, bothered 'by putting woes, struggled in with a 73 for 147 and failed to qualify for the final two rounds Saturday and Sun· day. · 7 Kids Bid Dad Te·arful Farewell l • "Mal'be the Lion (Leo Durocher. CUb's. manager) hes the visit.Ing team 's <;Jubboose bugged," Fox told the Sin Francisco Chrooicle'1 Bob Stevens after U\e fneeti.nl Thursd • The Giant.~ opened a serl~ wllh t.ht Cubs Friday, l°'lng IU. Fo%: said Bill Faul, a former Cub pitcher, told him that Durocher ~ed 1."g__fil~ lf1!'de lnJomi~Uon ~on ~ow op. posing plf<liers woold p1!cl> Ii> th< Cub!: • • • • "\VelJ." joked Patmec, we 've got one o( the mean men gone." It was the first lime in more than a year that Nicklaus had missed t~e CU1 but he was far from the most diU.ppolntcd man in the field. PONTIA C. t\Uch . cAP) -Terry Sav.·ch'Jk 's seven children wept quietly Friday afternoon as lheir 40-year-old father \Vas buried. while battered and scarred veterans of the National Hockey League looked Qn. $ei;~ '= $U'f"!S !11 tilt ·~" I Wl'Ml'lltflfl Gr Mm• =·#.,-.k Pflmtl• 8~'f'J., l lJ0.000 ·--~';::1~5 --ts; --t~l ··:n-1:01 jl' ..... ii ... _1~ Sawchuk. a goalie for. the New York Ran{trs. died Sunday of complicatiQnt. 1-~01l0Wi'i1g surgery for removal of his gall bladder. Sawchuk '~as haspilolized after a scuf· rie w i I h tcan11nalL'-roommate-Ro11 Ste,vart 1,1•ho was an honorary pailbearer at the funeral. .rnl'n' HflUfll od }~tr'f\ "f'i~,n " • lllCll ~~:-~lii',1"' 1Wt l lludO 11 Sil" ~· .... i.:t:I; 1~ '.'9 I -)t -llt 11:1!: '"' ·1 -un 11~1.o ~I" . f ~ ~ 1-1 .. • Art ll'l\'t'st1gatlon tn10 1b·e fight continues In New York. The Ro1nan Catholic Funeral n1ass for Sawchuk was said at Our Lady of Lasailet Church in Suburban Berkley, the home parish of Sawchuk's brolhe.r, Gerald. and, father, Louis. His rather. 72, could not attend the funeral because he is recovering from injurie:s received jn_ an au_to a~ldcnt In April. Burial \Vas tn Mt. Hope (;emet:av al Pontitic, near Union Lake where his for1ner v.•ife, Pal, and the childrtn live. Among the pallbearers ''ere Ranger general managtr and coach Emile Fr11n- cis: l\tarcet f'rnnol-'OSt, ont of Sawchuk 's best lrleods when both played ror the D~troit Red \\lings; and Bob Kinnear. who discovered Sawchuk some 22 years ago. lending goal in an1ateur gan1es on the frozen ponds of Winnipeg, Mal). HJs glory .years in t.ht NHL came in the early 1950s when he won the Calder Memorial Trophy, the Vezina Trophy and was ntmed a league All-Slar. lie bro\e iii with -lhe Red Wings ln 1949 after playing with Omaha Md In· dianapolls In the minors. He played with Delroit-txcept frir the 1957-.58-59 seasons at Boston-until 1964 when he was tradtd IO Toronto. Lo.s Angeles acquired Sawchuk In the league ex~ansion in .1007 and he returned \ " to Detroit for fh e 1968-69 season. • New Yark traded for the veteran goalie : a year ago and use<I him as a backup : goalie behind Ed Giacomln, who served : al! a p&llbearer at the funeral. , Giacomin, Stewart. Red KelJy and other : veteram of the rugged sport ringed : Sawchuk'L grave a:s: the prk!st ad-: ministered the finaJ rites. Earlier · Detroit super-star Cordie Howe attended : the fun eral. ~ ' His left hand was In a cast following : surgery to remave the residue or bone : fragments from aid injurie11. • · Sawchuk'lJ grave was adjacent to that : of his mother, Anne. : -' . --' • • I QAILVl'ILO'I 9 AI'ea Sp.ikers . Fail to · Make ·Finals ' Phll Maas, Gary Valbuo!la and Start1 Your Engines~ .. 81 PIDL R068 ....... ,11111111...., Steve Cbrl1tl1no wu ellinJnated m.m IUribe< cotn· petltloa by P1acinl alsUl In its but. 'I'tam ·favorite Los Al10I captured the beat In 3:16.1. 1~. 81 Loi Alias' Cllrls The I pt e d 1 KnylOllali. the crowd of l,IOO speclaton El Modena'1 Dove Wll1te Adams tooled the dbcui lllM quallled 11th lo the tooi jump wllh a v...W. JtGilmu fln1abod t111rd, In the alale lo J>tttor the 11116 mark of at ~14 wblle ~ -.I performanco ttpl.fapper In I• lfftJi a 1111-1 by Piedmont's • Jim In his '4041pt at lU btbted In addlu...'., to winninl his career btol~l!llll,1 and he .>'. by Deke Hou/gate ' ' ' .,. INDIANAPOLIS -Jae Petrali's specialty ha& lo do with ~ tlmln1 ~viqes, ialely inspection of rode! engines ai:,j, a )GneJy ~o• with the only place on earth Wbtre you clD actually see the curvature of the earth from cnmicL l~v,i. , Petrall operatµ the course where the 'greats or tbe land speed rtcord business ~e tbeir marks, a barrea ltr'etch o/.. e)'MlrainlnB wltlte table land ealled the Bolmevllle Salt Flpls. ' . " SOon• it will be Bonneville seaso•, aad Petnai will t.M:e bis docU lo the U.S. Bureau of Standards at Golden, Colo. A{ter he gets his equipment ~certlli~, off be wil go to tAA 'll'lost unreal landscape on the planet. •. ··'We ~ve to measure the course manuall7,11 Pftnli said. . "'&lrveytng· is not accurate enough. Our timing liatKs must ·be set down with mo more error thaa one inch to tllle mile. · , ... "To do this we use a 'steel tape 100 feet Jrong, and ·wf.Ctrtlly that with .the U.S. Bureau of Sta.Sarda. We lay ~ the tape S3 limes and use a knife to Kra&cb our marks in the. salt. ~ "To ,corTeet for the effect of temperature on I.be tape, we take a thermometer along with us and make a reading every 100 feet. We use a chart to make corrections. So l~ as the temperature stay~ the same, we are.all ricnt." ' ' BoannUle BeealJ!M!. p _.us ; Bsueville perhaps became more fUno. iJI recent years ..... long after Craig Bretdlove set the world Ind speed record ol'I00.61 m.ph. The folks at home recognize the optaillg shot on tbe tetevlalon-:series -Run For Your Ufi iSadijiBjon of a nto'rd run on the black line that marks the COUJ'R • • :"•1'1bat fWn wu made In a stock ear, probmW;J at about lf{ttniles an hour," Petr11i said as we chatted in 61: Raybestos office in the speedway tower. "You cu aee the mile markers flash by," ~·It's an unique collaboration of God and man that makes iS<possible for you to see the curvature of the earth on the salt rials, Petrali said. ., · "'There is a line of telephone poles that stretch as far as the eye can see." he explained. "As you look down that row of poles you can see them getting shorter and shorter, until the tops of them diaappear from view." • The salt fiats are just outside the hamlet of Wendover. which is one mile long and links Utah ,with ~ada. UnUI they moved the Stateline Club casino eomp~ty into Nevada the boundary between the two st.ates ran through the center ot'the building. Slot machines 'ftrt on. ooe side ol the room bat not OI the other. Pelrali spends up to seven weeta at a mm ia Wendover, Jrf:1mlles west of Salt Lake City. Be-bu been officiating at1•'feeord runs for. the U...S. Auto Club (rmd befo:e that tMB•Ameriean Automobile Assn.} Snee the mid-I.la. '•"Be presided when Sir Malcom CampheD set his world record and • generaUon later when Ctqlbtlrs IOI Donald tiil!d to break U. ... Major ru1..U -a-11 A major a.uaUl.t Oii Breedkwe'1 record will be made late ~Is summer -by Gary Gableldl In die Blue Flame rocket ""' that rum oo Uqllid na1unl .-. Teatativelj>, tho nm h_as been ~ for the weet ct SeP. 14. Petrali aald Iha plan ii to *' .r. a m.p.b., ,ml Jlan>ld Mills, a Goodytlr racing tire CWilfu:e, mnOrmed here at tiie speedway that tires for Ille car are certllled only up tO 100 l'D.p.h., although they 111..e be• tested at 750 - faster than the' speed of sound. •;When you are reaching far speeds like that, you have fcf ·go IJP slowly," Petrali said.. 1""1bere hav~ betJI so many gUys who say they know ~. but only one does - the man upstairs. "If Utey provf that this ear is capable of pauina; through the sound barrier -about ?• mies an hour at Bonneville -we'll have to take a loac bit at cur equipment ind maybe set up some pew safety Mmfm:ts, "We don't keow il the sotn:I wtwS will shatter our iinstrumerrts. We think the driver will be all richt. but we don't know about the safety of other people on the sa1t." Long, Db t1,..lris1'ed Career The Ontario mident bas one of the longest and most distingulihed carrers 1111 all of motor sport. Starting on the board tracks in 1921 . Petrali was the 11ational motorcycle champion for 18 years. In 1925 he won .tbe 100.mile championship race on the boards at Altoona, :Pa., at an average speed of 111 miles an hour. That same :year Pete De Paolo aet 1 reard d 101 m,p.b. in UM Indianapolis 500 . Petrali, who has heel\ e«ninc to Indianapolis for 35 yurs. next turned to bulldlnc race can. His ear, drlven by Rorlney Householder, (later to become the racing boss at Chrysler Corp.) set a IO-lap qualifying record that has never been broken, 125,769 m.p.h. It never will be erased [n)m thf record book, either. The next year Indy qualifyinc wa dropped from 10 laps to four. Durbtg the war years Petrati was in charge of service and flight for Hughes Aircraft Co. and personally flew as flight engineer with Howard Hughes. I n Char ge ot Hughes Plane For a long time Petrall w• in ~ge or ~ te.aendary . Hughes F1ying Boat, tbe ~ bull e'IJ)tlimeotal plane that flew a few minutes a.ad tben was hugattd by the eccentric aviatioa pioneer. It is. stilt Ploused. by the way, in its or.lgi~al hangar at the Port Of Lo~ Beach. locked securely . l.D.llde and shielded from the view of the public. Petrali himself held the world land speed record for motorcycles for JI years, until arter he had retjred from compeUtlon -138 m.p.h. set la 1937 al Daytona Beach. • •' easy-care •rJive wear fo• men and l:>oys .. summer knit shir+s by Janhen b1~•11111ric1ril e ••itw clri•• 7 f11hlo" ltl•"'· "•"'port "••c.h M4·i070 ' • · BE.ft.KJL:EY -. 0 r-e n & e COllt ma• competlt.Ora were sblll out Friday In the itate prep 1rac and-Held prelimlnlriel at E d w 1 r d s Stirdtura CID ~ cainpu1 ol · S&nta Ana'• Whlte al8o the Unlvtn!ty of Ca!Uomla. Imel well In the 100 laklnB The Hna1a are alated !or bis heat In 9.7 ahead of Chan· this ettemooo. nel ltland'a. Mel' J~bl and EUnda't Dave Johnlon Cbuct · B .om m 1 r I t o of llUflered a mutele spam. In ~ (Sao Mateo), the middle. of the eurvt In White IDChored the Saints' hll DO boat and flnJabed the 440 .ttlay aquad to a meet race out of conte:nUon. The record equalling 41.4 mark same beat waa won by Santa in the first event ol the Ana's Jackie White (21.1), the day-the ffO relay. The Sants runneNlp In the llate last Ana quarlet WM compllled of year. . . White, Bqb Harrell, Jllnmy The Fountain Villey mile Davis and J1ot1t< Greer. rtlly combo of Ed Anderaen, One state meet record was • Pet.rs. . l\lck Browol ll.O ofl.OI Al· 440 beat,-Brown allo woo .his Wlll;"'~ .. !rill . C Althollgh both ma pro. too. llO race In 1~ t ant_'ao--~· J who ~ wero ,ellmlnated -from . 0tBnl" Cowi\Y came up -~ Lot · 1"" 14):11T°'bal -....... ·'the • 'EI ~ JDeel, -co oro I y with a 14 lll1Uh •In 11ie -al~ iitiJo raJay McicltnO Ute· last < t"'! · tlmta peiformera mide It I o beat bl the 1111 loW hurdlu win, • · out. today's l!nall, u Davia of Sallla Ana ud -Section 100' winner ' The lati.r ~nioY«I i tifo. 1'\ldertoii•s Kent ,p a c e I Bolla · G.randa's lllck, Gllaon ._ Alan Cai1er of 1lolllla aU<Prih lenlhl of a -.i ed&'O o..., manapit· ,a. thin! qu&lllylni slpi>ed to the tape lo 11.7 ed • _,. Otld In his .. ntury . Wh1l8 In.the Southern ll«:llon. spbt te tjie abot put behind and 11.G. -hat with a I. 7 victory. oemtllnals two w..U aio ·and Puadena's ·Randy · Withrow AU 1bree flrll ~ times . 1.Jlonro.Hall,-u lltll crader dupU<ated the feat !alt wee!<' and Loi' Allot' Adams. Pagel'•' ln the 180 low buts we:re from ~ood'a Mornluplde in the aectional f.lnala.. Jn the bell wu 11:iv.~ --11m11ar at 11.7. ll1lh proved the clw of the l<Cllooal finals, Challln ran Junior Toll)I Kn:Jaiak of Bal:ers!Jald's Mc KI n J e y hlch burd1u !o the prellms, 1 l :Ol.O to Whlte'r l :OU. Garden Grove earned llnab Moaley and ldtlloo Turner ol zlpplnc to • wlnd·alded lU Los Altos sWf reina1na the berths In the MO and Joni Caatlemont ...,. a1lo ,iven clockln1.1o captura. his heal cltlel favorite for the teOrn juinp, Loara'r SteV. Ba1l<r that mark In wlnnlnc their The ooly evtpt not coot.sled crown loday, quaUIYinc six qualllled lltb 1n· the Joni lows races. In the pl'e11ma Friday ' I s plsce1 In the prelJmr delpll4 jump. Loi Altos' Brown lhrllled the tw....U.. 1oalnc several loP -'<· Fullerton How to Take the Fun Out of ·Golf I ' Whipped State Prelims. . . j~ By North By ROGEi\ C.UU.WN Of .... Deff't' ..... ftetf "1 thought we ran our o[· fense falrly well today -for the first time since we've r.::io;.~ started practice. !!.....uid coach Pat Adlma ol. the North in Iii;~;;;;' preparaUon for the fifth an- nual North-Sou.th 0 r a n g e Q»mty battetba11 game at 6rana:e Coast College, June 20. His .after scrimm age remarks seemed s I i g h t I y under played after his All.star conlin&ent had . demolished .host Fullerton Junior College in a six.quirt.er (IO mi nutes each) skirmish. , The preps racked up 207 paints in those 60 minutes of playing Ume while Fullerton totaled 141. In only the second Putting in gQ].f is the great 11equallzer." A good putter can make up for mis- period was Fullerton able to takes elsewhere. Therefore, be sure to take plenty of time, even il it's. not outscore Adains' racehorse needed. This is the time to walk around the green, clean your spikes, wipe oU crew. your glasses, take· off. your glove, blow your nose, or light up a smoke before Leading the ~aek in the ta.king lots of practice strokes. (You can get other good ideas on this by watch· scoring department . was Jim _in...::.g_som __ e_of_lh_e.:.p_ro_s_on __ TV_.)'------------------- Andenon of Rancho Alamitos, who, with an uatrneTlt of shots from out.side and on traUen off the fut bruk, canned ?1 points ln 32 minutu of playinC time. Mate ruet Aberegg o r Katella Hlih wu also In tbe JO.potiit ranp,'"tOtalinl n while playing 37 minutes. Battl.eResumes Toda)· Weekend In Adoption Net Pla)· . TV Sports Ad1ms ,med Aberegg and Anderson with Sunny HiIIS standouts Frank Dehn (S-10) and Kim Swaim (1-6) along with Troy's Pete Miller ei:· c!Usivecy ip the (int and final periods. Fullerton center J e r r y Brucks (6-9) played only opar· ingly in the first two periods and Dehn seemed able to eon- taia. the height defensively. Brucks scored 10 points in about 10 minutes ci playing lime. Dehn also handled t h e defensive boards well during the afternoon as the two teams battled each other with man-to-man defenses., But the key to the Yanks' success seemed to lie in their ability to fast break with Aberegg and Miller getUng some ei:ceJlent help from Anderson in the teamwork department. Play "''"med today In the -...... 1 Otqe County AdOpUon Guild d o u b I e s tournament with Palisades Temls Oub dominaUng the men's"""° divlal-Oo by landing three tMms in the foor aemilinal berths. Paliaades teams reaching the round of four were seeond- seeded Merwin Miller, Pa.sadeoa, and Dick Met teer, Anaheim; George Yardley, Newport Beach, and Dave Bermh,. Anaheim; c h u c k Scribner, Laguna Beach, aad Pete Berwtcic, Irvine. Scribner and Berwick pro. vided the firsl. major upeet or the tournament b y sideJKU~ defmding cham- pions Frank McCabe, Garden Grove, and Dale Jensen, Lakewood, 6-4, :J.&, M. 'Ibey will rneet Yardley and Beoim who di._.i of Bob Beauchamp, Jr., and Bob Ab- bott, both Newport Beacti, 8-3, 7-9, 9-7. The matdl is schedul- ed for 1 p.m. Mtller and Metteer will take the Palisades center court •t 10:30 a.m. agalmt Hank Lek:htlried and Bob Duesler, both Huntintton Beach, who Wert third lffded. In the quarter-finals, Miller and Metteer ouat.ed Tim Peralta, Santa. Ana, and Jim Tenney, Anaheim, U, 5-3, 6-1, while Leichtlried and DUeller outlasted 'Bill Frantz, Newport Beach, and BUI Wrllht, Costa Mesa, M, 4-6, M . In the men's "A" Class, Ellls Bryant, Tustin, and Don Vieira, Irvine, o( the host club tancle with Dave Ruderman, Los Alamll<lo, and Ed Hult, Newport Beach, at 3 p.m. in a semifinal encounter. Other feature m a t e h e 1 scheduled for the Palisades: I a.m. -Paulette Upton- Nan Dalebout VI. Elaine Demond-Molly Murphy. Nooo -Pat McCabe - Barbara Wright vs wimers o! Upt.on-Dalebout vs Demood· Mu!l>by. 1:30 p.m. -Li s bet Sdtwa.r(Z.Ouesler vs J u n e Mkkelwait-AbbotL Tbe San Fruclleo Gi8Jl.U will be playin&" the Chicago Cubs at Wricley Field on the Game of Iha Week (Channel 4) today whUe the Loa Angele3 Do dgers' game from Plttsbur1h wlll be teen Sunday (Channel 11 ) to hllltllght weekend televtalon pro- grammin1,-· The Giant.Cub tilt today begu at 11 while the Dodger- Pir1te coatest wW be seen at 9:45, beginning wllh pre. game shows. ..... 1~ a.rn. 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Karate Meet Karate uperts from all over the We.tern United States will trade blows wilh one uother Sunday, In the We1tmlnJter High School gymnasium. More than 300 entrle• have already bet.n received for the "Four Seaeoni" katat.e cha~ plonshlps scheduled au day be1lnnlng at I a.m. I Bet You Didn't Know a,J .... ...., * OM at tM -· .,_le ...... Ill .... 11......,. .. """' .... cjffiil M lliil ......... -,.... tf 1111 ,.,_..,, ....... TMY ~ • , • WllM '--Wl l Ill ... Ill JlllY, 0 .. Ill I ..... Cratll II .. "',.. ··-*-"· .. '" """" -· .. ·-···'--Wft llyl"' IN/It &II..... 01119 ,. Clllf:... wlltll flit ,._. cr1"'9il .,.,. 1111 mt lltlt fl 1 "" -_, L.1111..... llL * I W ~ Iii.wt l.w 11111 Tafll O'l llMtw, "1111 ...... kttCJt#, .. -,,,.,.,,.. .., ,... et a """' ........ ""9 ' -1111 ....... k9tdo ..,.... ... c.1w..a.. -TAM O'SHANTER 8colchWltlally s56! ... The North out.fit is set with three more scrimmages ne:rt week with Fullerton JC pro- viding the oppasition Tues- day and Friday at 3 p.m. while Santa Ana College will host the Yanb Wednesday evening al 7:30. Pirates Tie LBCC, 2-2 Major League Standings DEANLIWIS Coach Don Leavey's South squad, meanwhile, continued it! workouts at Westminster HIRh School. Le1vey sent his forces throulh a JS.minute scrim- m1ge intermingled w it h various drills. ' "We added a wrinkle to our offense and plan · to add a couple more by game time. The team was fairly 90l"e from Thursday's woriwt.s but I e1- pect everyone to be pretty loosened •fl' by Wedn...iay," said the South ehlef. _,,_ 1, ti " •• J J7 10 • n 4 ' 14 " • n 11 4 2t ' ., " . ' . J 0 11 t $ II ' . . s ' ,, . ' ' " u 291 • u n a :a ,,_111 11 R Jt 2' 1S t4-U1 Jim Hawse drove In t11;0 runs with a pair oC alngles as Orange Coast and Long Beach Clty eon ... hllltled to a J..! t~ in the openln~ M<ttopolltsn League baaebal1 game Friday night at La Palm1 Park tn Anaheim. Both teams .:orfd in the apening frame , then CXX:: ad- ded a runJ.n~tbe third. Long Beach tied the game ll'ilh its second tally in the fourth. Danny Clark scored both of OCC's runs. ~CMll Cll "-'1·. C11~ ~ Lffyy, .. .._, l()M, d s.i,w. lb ,.ltt, "' Mtfftt!r, rl MMIS. ( l)eYldl(lll. I TCl!ttll SC-"' ..... 111 r II rW • t I I • I e o •••••• ., • t t ' • 1 • J • • • 1 • • • I t t t 1 I I I J ••• " J f J ••• lMle tMcfl cc .. .. ._, • t O!'ll• C..lt "' ... ......, ' f SO% DlSCOUNT ,, '"!ti il11tt't' ilocll11 ,. '" •• 1 • .,.,,.,, Alt ..,1 •• : .u ,,,, •• ~. flt\. ••I•"· All 1111 P'ic-4: lt•2 ""'fY• ttrfft r11cly, lt70 lwttv. th11t r11cly, GT Still1tt1, ,.rn 1114 1111111rl11. 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I 10 10 10 13 n ,15 .111 • 33 l9 .!17 l "" 24 .l1311-911-,, SI .3111 1411 It 33 .m !&II 15 35 .300 1111 1966 HAlllOR ILYD., COSTA MESA 646-930.J Service and P1rt1 for All lmpertecl C1rs Modern Body Shop for Alf Cara Oran&• County's Lar&esLaq~ MQsl Modem Toyota and Volvo Dealer ANNfmSAlY SALi ' (TIO(Y IO~T ~Af COROLLA 1970 "" -$1697 +TH & Lie. -·-lo-M .. ,_......._ .... Ci k• .. Cer ... VOLVO 1'1t DEMO $2759 141 l 4r,. rttll1, ll11t.r, 4.1,1M. fS1r. •41 ) . . SALi PI J ID '69 Toyota $1895 -'f i• -----'"--' • • I , • I . DEAR ANN LANDERS ' I have been going with a man who is truly wonderfaj. in· ·a great many ways. When my huSband passed away 1ast year we started to keep com· pany ud Ben has made me smile again. He has one little Satlmf~1Ju11t 6, 1970 CONFIDENTIAL TO YES OR NO??? The answer from here is NO.-Mate-flading age• cies are not in business because they are a blDlch of go9d kids who like to see people have fun. They are m o n ey-making businesses. Strangers can be dangerous. l do not recommend this ap- proach. 0o \IOU Itel l!I •I Nte . . . out of It? Ii -rbodr llavlnt • 11ood t!m• but vou? Wrne for A11n Le!ld~•' booltlel, "TM I(.., to P-S.rlty," en.;losln1 wl!ll 'l'OUr r...unt is ctnhl In coin •nO e lofll, ulf..l(ldru11d, 1!eml!ld "'WlloPt In ctr• Ill tNI OAI L Y PILOT. Justice Douglas Not ' Fazed-by Controvers)· WASHINGTON (.UPI) -bencll aince 1931, agreed witb Controversy bas s w i r J e d Douglas ihat their colleagues' aroona ·his craggy head for rulj.n& in his view was un- decaiks. Supreme Co u r t constitutional. Douglas ma<ie Justice William or v i 1 l'e no mention or -impeadunent Douglal tends to meet it head resolutioos pending before a on. special House judiciary sub- The way he meets adversity committee and the House recall! his close brush with Rules Committee. But his death from infantile paralysis remarks seemed clearly ad- at age 4, his S c o t t i s h.-dreMed to a defense o£ his Presbyterian background and and all other federal judges' Minnesota birth. rights off the bench. While House !Jlvestigators "If they break a law, they went to California to visit the. can be prosecuted,,. he wrote. Parvin Foundation and the "If they become e-0rrupt or Center for the Studf or sit in cases in which thev Democratic • Institutions i o have a persona] or famiiy coonectk>n with impeactuneat stake, they can be impeached proceedings against h i m 1 by Congress." Douglas bad hls say in strong, "But I search the ConsUtu- forthrlght ]aJl8Uage. ti on. in vain," he said. "fo r "Federal judges are en-any power of surveillance UUed, like other people, to whidl other federal judges the full freedom ·ol ttie First have over those abberaUons." Amendment," Douglas said, His remarks centered on an dis.ting from the Supreme attempt by the U.S. Judicial •Court's iefusal to ovemde th e Conference last June to pe.ss loth Judicial Council's airtail-a resolution restricting off. meot of an Oklahoma City bench activities of federal judge's workload . judges. It came in the wake Hugo L. Black, 54. Ul]Y. man of the resignation of Justice on the Supreme Court with Abe Fortas but was suspended more tenure than Douglas and for f~ study after Burger who himlelf has been on the succeed.,ed Earl Warren. -::p;;;;====;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;=.....,--1 .. t I The Rt>ver 35008 .................. lllCI .... "'--"' ,, ............ ' ______ .............. ... .......... " • ., ., ..... , ........ ..,. ..... ef wlllU .., .... .,..... ..m. ..... ..., , .... ~w, .. 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' ' , here's a new way to live in Newport Beach ' . ' It's fun, fine neighbors and prnstige rrving af1 in one luxurious package. That's Oakwood Garden Apartments, just minutes from Balboa's Bay and beaches. At Oakwood, you will find the very best of two possible worlds ... gracious apartm ent living and a year-round resort. There's.a 'I• million doll ar clubhouse with party room, billiards lounge, and indoor golf driving range. Separate men's and women:s health· clubs and saunas, night-lighted tennis courts, volleyball/ basketball courts, 105° whirlpool baths and an Olympic-size swimming pool. • All this and muc h more, just steps frcim your professionarry11eC- orated apartment, each with all-electric appliances, carpeting, draperies, storage aplenty, private balcony/patios and optional fireplaces. _In addition, a resident tennis pro offers group aQd individual instruction and works out of a fully-stocked tennis pro shop. A full-time clubhouse dir.eclor is available to helpyou plan th~activ- mes you want. -.-. And true to most country clubs, Oakwood olfers acres of lusn landscaping for quiet.moments of relaxation. Li,ke a high,rise,Oakwood has central well- .,,ppointed lobbies and large elevators, off- slr.eet_parkin_g with reserved spaces; la.undry room lounges, security officer patrols and a cable television system. Top this wjth outstanding resident manage- .-ment who care for yO'u pers0nally, and 11\at's Oakwood-your home and your country dub in Newport Beach. • Grand Opening Champ.agne Open House This Sunday & Next, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS 170016th Street Newport Beach, Calif. 92660 (714) 642:ll,.170 -' s~ atudlo, i l 2 bedroom aultea. Furn.-or imfumlahad. $145 IO $:110. I \ ·-late Ooaupilac:y ' ' ------- ' . :! ;. .. • .. , ' " ' ... ~· ' ~ i ; ' ' . . . • . --- • COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH '• MOYE UP TO LUXURY! $41,500 "Big-bold & Beautiful" borne with 2200 sq. ft. of sheer luxury. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, full dining room. Family room. Exquisite tri-level home -several bedrooms open to a ·lovely ~balcony overlooking a serene country side view.:Nutone1ood1center kitchen. ·eovered patio with waterfall;-:professionally land· S<aped. Sliding doors to patio,540-1720 REAL LIYING!-4. BEDRM.-$25,950-G.I.! · Very spa~ious home THAT a G.I. may purchase .1 with almost nothing down or to all others -very low down payment FHA·. Very hospitable & oH~rs maximum in comfort & beauty at a minimum price • with monthly payments less .than rent! 2 baths~ full dining room awaiting those special banquets. Huge 15 x 25 ft. bedroom. 30 ft. covered patio. Park-like rear yard-ideal for · family fun & entertaining! ( 8835) 54().1720 FABULOUS "SOL VISTA" $28,900-G.I. Very ·spacious home with master sized bedri>oms , ~ baths & huge separate family room awa_it~g 1!1ose fun occasions! All electric push button built-m kit~h­ en. Fireplace. Best of financing -almost nothmg down G:l. or low-low down all others! Plush carpet- ing, custom drapes. Patio. Artistically landscaped & neaUy manicured lawn. (8005) 5@-1720 EASY TO BUY! $28,998! G.L FHA or subject to 6~A % loan assumption. Super sharp home in an area of beautiful, . tree sb~ded streets -near schools & ma:jot"~sboppmg. Spaci9us bedrooms, 2 baths, .family roOm, all electric "Pllsb Button" built-in ·kit c be o. Decorator wallpaper. Gorgeous grounds -professionally landscaped. Escape to the covered·p~tio. (8674 ) 5@-1720 : NEWl'IJRT-\i;~-PilOL & HORSES:· .. _ -A ; gorgOOllS home lll-1; area.•.! ·pre~vm.ill · 'Beautiflll: swim pool w~e,sing rooma , Clli&.. Firepi4 Lovely atrium ~. Formal -· ilLe!f' teJ·Wo.inf_,\(l~l ]lere.·.'.._,.'. btdtopm; 3 .b~~1'..l~.vely view. Fu1J dining room, ihixurious Duilt.:irl°-kifehen. Patio, Lush landscaping. Priced far below' ,repta:ce- ment at $66,950~ (8602) ~720. LOYEL Y PODl lfilME-$29,500 Specious home with a lovely swim pool that is heated &-filtered for ytar• mund fun. Covered patio. BBQ.outdoor living & entertaining perfect here! Built-ins. G•rgeous fir~e~· (11563) 540'1720. NEAR GOLF COURSE $23,5011--':L :FHA , means almost nothing down to Vets-low down all others! Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in ex.eel· lent location-near a great golf course! Pool ·sized grounds. Near all schools & major shopping. (8966) 5411-1720 MESA YERDE-$25,500! 6\-S% Finest area near schools, churches & libraries. King sized bedrooms, 2 separate ba~s. ~unny living. room. Like new carpets, drapes, built-m dieam kitc~en . Owner-helps with financing. &'h %. FHA loan subJect to assumption. (8680) 54().1720 LOOKS LIKE A MODEL HOME-$34,950 An exceptional home in a prestige area o~ Costa Mesa. Very spacious rooms1 tbruout! Deep pde ~ar­ peting -just like walking on a cloud. Master sized bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Dream of a kit<:hen with finest built-ins. dishwasher. Owner will consider 1ease with option. See this heavy shake roof beauty today! (8590) 54().1720. LARGE HOME-LARGE FAMILY! $28,950 Sharp & lovely large home ideal for growing acti~e family & entertainmg! 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. All eleCtric builtin kitchen gorgeous paneled \ living room-elegant fireplace. Oversfze back yard -room for pool. (8978) 54().1720 • au.a. mATI SALIS TARBELL OFFERS You MORE in 1970 • ""'-., ......... -1-1• • c..,.., ........ tM ........ ... 4.-efflcei'.,.... ..... e htl ,... Ncw4.,w Afteille ... 9"fJ w.ft, •• ,._ ,,.... c-.. ....... ,.. .... . e C1111p_, ....... Miffttete C. . ..._ H ... Hwcl., ...... e llfwn.t lftfffl ef I_,.,. fnM .., JO effic• 11 LM AJ199lel AO,....Co1.tle. e llM hf9 ,,_.. C...... fw ,_. Lhtt .. lehl .. tip, • ,...._,,. c ..................... ..... e 11 IMNct M.U '7;w ..... YM wifll..,. ...._ e '1.IASI CALL IO~ OST, 141·1114 TREES! TREES! $29,500 Owner will he1p with the financing, too! 3 generous sized bedroon1s, 2 separate baths, full dining room, den-farm style kitchen with "Top Of Tbe Line" built-in features. Elegant fireplace sets oU charm of living room. Double garage. Large-well sCu.lptured manicured yard-stately shade trees &: nice land· scaping! 54().1720. 4 BEDRM. • $29,950 -LOW DOWN! · Very .spacious family home with many luxury added. features, 2 pullman baths, used brick fireplace, all electric "Award" push button built-in kitchen. Plush Carpeting, custom decora(or drapes & shades, heavy shake roof. Very low down payment. Owner deSper· ate! .MQ..1720. START PACKIN' · $28,950 • 4 BEDRM! owrter moving to-Oregon & will give inµnediate pos- session! Name your own terms! 4 bedroom, conver- tible den, 3 separate baths, elegant fireplace, full dining room. Heavy shake roof. Pool sized grounds. Only 5 yrs. new with all the most modern luxury features! (8123) 54().1720 . ""'-·· EXQUISITE "IRYINr' $35,200! Prestige location -executive home with 4 bed- rooms, 3 separate baths, large family room. Only 31h. years new ....._ looks like a model home! All elec· tric "Award" kitchen, full dining room .. Inviting fireplace. University Park -exceptional planned community with pools, tennis e.tc. Patio. (8445) 54().1720. !L's a ~~~!ty ~~:~s~~~o~~~!Ms, ~~-~~ shut- ters, heavy shake roof, in a love rofessiOnally landscaped surrounding. 3 king sized oomS,', .full dining room, large family room. Many ilecl>rator dream fealures artistic use of "!Bil paper-paneling. , Fii. kltcl.._ All'.<th\11 for less than replacemeat. Prime Joca"tfon. 54o.!720. · SUPER SHARP! . $26,950 GI! Almo st no .down plus small closing costs-your pay- ments Jess than rent. . Queen sned bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Park-like landscaping. All· the fine features, built-ins,' elegant 'fireplace,' secluded living room . Near beach. (8041) 54().1720 OWNER DESPEUlE · $26,950 · F.H.A.-6.1. TERMS Try any kind of financing! Very artistic 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room home . .Gorgeous kitchen with an the efficiency built-in features. Nice patio for out- door events. Neatly manlcured lawns. Walk to all conveniences! 10% down . 540-1720. MOVE RIGHT IN $27,500! Start enj.oying the large patio with built·in BBQ for your summer rel.axaµon & entertaining. 4 bedroom·s, 2 baths, cheerful· kitchen , with all the handy bullt·in work features. Priced far below replacement and owner extremely anxious. (8690) ~1720 ALMOST NO DOWN G.I. • 5 BEORM. Located' near the g'reat Pacific ocean! 3 separate· baths, 2300 sq .. ft. of sheer luxury! Romantic fire-- place, finest kitchen with gleaming coordinated built. in features. Large family room. Sculptured green lawns, gorgeous landscaping. Fine location. Owner very anx:ious-submlt your terms; 540-1720. "DECORATOR'S DELITE-$30,50~.I. Or FHA financing available! Very spacious home -king sized bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Looks like a model home-beautiful garden kitchen, pro- . fessionally landscaped. Lavish use of rich wood pan- eling.:-tasteful use of wall paper. Upgraded drapes & carpeting. Very sharp! See it loday! (8899) 54().1720 LIKE LMNG ON THE RMW! $17,950! Very nice townhouse-where there's nothing to do but relax & enjoy living! King sized bedrooms -2 separate baths, all electric buUt-in kitchen -even a dishwasher! Nice patio. Pool & recreation close ~1~ar ma~ shoppiJ!g_ & all scbool!. (8146)_ 2955 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-1720 • . . • Salurday1 June 6, 1970 , ~AILY PILOf ·: : HUNTINGTON BEACH-FOUNTAIN VALLEY ~ ;"": -r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;q-iCj~mTH;m;uiL;CEl~LIN;GS~!iirn~~%~LfiloA;N-6~BOmq;_·j OPEN SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1-5 5 BEDROOM $22,950 617 S. Golden W•st, Santa -Ana (MCFadden·Fairview area) 2 baths, built·ins, fire· place, full dining room. Forced air. Covered patio -built-in BBQ. 1460604 A BALCONY FOR JULIET! GJ..fHA terms-means almost nothing down to G.I. 's or low down all othe}s. 2200 sq. ft. of superb lafge family liytng. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. nice family room. Pri· vate patio with lush landscaped yard. Cascading waterfall. Private balcony off upstairs bedrooms. Cbar-glo & Nutone builtin kitchen. Massive stoQe fireplace. Banquet dining room. Priced below re-- placement. (8999) 846-0604. 4 BEDRM-$27,500-ALMOST NO DOWN G.I. of low·low down FHA! Very 'spacious & most attractive home iri superb area near all amenities! Gotirmet's pride kitchen with handy builtin features: Most intriguing fireplace. Lovely patio for outdoor BBQ's. Huge sandbox & SEPARATE PLAY area for the ''Little ·ones." Better see this one first-or you'll- be too late! (8428) 842-0091 2000 SQ. FT. HACIEllOA'-$27 ,900 Enclosed courtyard-lovely rl!d tiled roof home with a 35 ft. front patio. Owner h,elps wlth the fi nancing. See this one now! 4 bedrooms. 3 baths, lovely built- in kitchen. Family room with an inviting . fireplace. Immaculate built-in kitchen. Lovely landscaped grounds. 84fi..0604 PRESTIGE HOME-REALISTIC PRICE $35,950 LOvely home shows like a model !. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, secluded rear living room with a massive fire- place. AU electric push button bui~'-in kitchen. Sub-. ject to 5~% FHA loan assumption! Boet:gate. Patio with gas fired BBQ. 962-1373 WALK TO CABANA CLUB! . $28;900 Famous "Deane Garden" home near a terrific club with tennis courts & poof. Economy priced. home nestled among luxury priced homes. Mediterranean blue interior wllh spacious bedrooms, 2· baths, gar· den kitchen wjth finest all electric' btiiltin features. Elegant fir.eplace in la'rge family room. A beauty- near the beach! 846-0604 CASUAL CALIRJRNIA LIVING! $37,500! 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, sec1uded living room w.ith ex- quisite decor, ·dream· kitchen with aVQCadp built· in appliances. Large· fireplace sets off famil y' room. Only a few mcinths old-2000 sq. ft. on one rambling level $14 sq. yd. carpeting. Near beach. Subject to VA financing! 962-1373 16111 BEACH BLVD ............ 142-6691 5124 EDINGER . .. ............ 146-0604 HUNTINGTON BEACH CORONA· NORCO HORSE RANCHES AND HOMES . 2 FOR . YOUR $$-$29,900-HORSES! Horse paradise-real country living~2 nice homes with privacy for each galore! Plush Carpeting, drapes. Air conditioning. Dining rms. Live In one & let your tenant make the payments. (9022) 730-1077 CUSTOM BUILT-HORSE RANCH-$34,900 On an oversized 1h acre of beautifully Jandscap~d groundi: Covered patio. 2200 sq. ft. Open beamed ceiling family room, 4 big bedrooms. 2 baths. Ceramic tiled entry hall. Built-in dream kitchen. Grounds encjrcled by 6 ft. chain link fence. (9023 ) 730-1077 • THE "UTMOST" . IN HORSE UNCHES on •a huge % acre of lovely estate grounds. Com- pletely fenced. Private riding trails -Serenity & privacy abOfinds! Enter thnt the dramatic double d~rs to~lovely tiled, entry hall. Huge_Jiyh)g room with 'gorgeous fireplace, family room, format dining room. Open beamed ceilings. Central air condition- er. Home is vacant -move right in condition , $62,000 ( 90'l4) 73>-1077 2/3RD ACRE HORSE UNCH-$19,950 Nice 2 bedroom home. Facilities for 5 horses! Low down .umenl jo FHA loan assumption. 73>-1077 2429 Hamner. NORCO Ut...,.... ,,_.., tt M-~ lt9ml C1ll collect or (II 735-lDn · There's a fantastic FHA lopn on pror,~rty subje.ct to'• assumption. 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, p umbed for 4~. Avocado builtin lcitchen. Family room with attraC:.· live fireplace. ~400 sq. ft. equipped to accommoda an enormously; qld·fashioned sized yard. If 10 in your~ family ,this is-it! 962·1373 ., "MARK OF ELEGANCE" $39,900! 6% % ~ Su~ject to a .great V.I\. loan assumption! Gorgeous al!twn ~~ry-perfect patio with all doors leading to.: this del1~htful ar~a . 4 bedroom , 2 baths, all electri¢: ~ream kitche.n wit~ gorgeous walnut cabinets, buUt:-: 1~ N~·tone mixer, fmest range & oven. BBQ, indirect-hghtm~1 Custom carpeting & drapes. Color T-V.: Pool stzed grounds. Don't hesitate-see it nowt 842-0091 FOR LAND'S SAKE! $80,000 Large plot of building land on Warner Ave. Near Beach Blvd. Owner will subordinate. For details call now please. (9005) 842-0091 · LOOK WHAT WE FOUND! $18,500 It's a darling 8 yr. old home with fine st quality fea- tures. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room-adjacent to a beautiful built-in kitchen. Handsome room di- vider, carpets-, drapes. Lovely rear y8rd with \Vater fountain. Near beach·& all schools. Hurry-call now;· (90061 842-0091 2000 SQ. FT.! $37,000-5 3A % LOAN . Subject to a great G.l. loan assumption! Beautifui·. split-level residence with. accents on tasteful decOt" -beautiful wall paper-rich wood panelirig thruout.· Gourmet kitchen-secluded rear living room, family: room with inviti~g fireplace. Delightful covered pa.-· tio. Newly painted.inside &,out. (9009). 96Z..1373 ... FABULOUS FAMILY RM-$28,000-G.I. TERMS' Gorgeous complete fireplBce wall of used brick ei~· te~ds floor to ceiling-wall to wall-rich wood pan- elmg:-:counter to~ bat. Great for family fun & en-. terta1n1ng ,Plus 3 s1mble bedrooms, 2 separate baths~· Large patio for outdoor living with cemented wal~: ~a l~vely lands~aped (split rail fence ), yard. Built~. 10 wife-Saver kitchen. Double garage. Subject to 5'!4 1"a G.l. loaa4ssumptionr (8ll73) StUIWI ;... · -· .... 18884 Bro&khurst ". Fountain Valley 962-1373 EL TORO • LAKE FOREST MISSION VIEJO YOUNli-BIG & BEAUTIFUL-$29,500 . :Almost nothing down G.I.'s or low down all otbe.ri~ FHA terms ! 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. family rooni. Gorgeous view of gentle rolling green hills -majei- tic mountains in the background. Heavenly are Pt . Built· in kitchen, fireplace, patio, entry hall, custo.Jil· · lamps & linoleum -beautiful shag carpeting. Poe1: sized grounds. (8971 ) 830-0060 NEXT TO SADOLEBACK COLLEGE $26,900 ~ Lovely brand new Coronado-Cabrillo plan home ~­ never lived in . Financing very flexible -OWfltt- helJ?S with terms. Beautifully Jands~aped -pre~y; shrubs & trees. 3 bedrooms, 22 ft. living room witJi~· an inviting fireplace. 2 baths. Large pool-sizejl; grounds. Natu.ral wo od cabinets in wife-saver builV. in kitchen. 10% do,vn -better hurry! ~; .... ',,,... HORSES GRAZING IN YOUR CORUL-$18,90Q: Attractive, rustic 2 bedroom home nestled neaUY,; under a 100 yr~ old giant oak tree. Plenty of rooiti • fo r. horses. 3 corrals, tack room plus guest quarters.'. Quiet ~ rural atmosphere, yet all city conveniences : at your "Finger Tips". Fireplace in large JiviJig . room. Man y extras ! 830-6060 · BEAT HIGH INTEREST RATE! 6% % LOAl(1;; Sul)ject to the greatest-financing on today's mark ' Priced below replacement at $27,900. Lovely honie w~th t~in sized. ~ooms, 2 b_a.thsi ~ourmet kit<;h'8 with finest built-in features 1nclud1ng dishwasher! Located in ~fission Viejo -finest area: ~., LARGE FAMILY ONLY! -.. 2 beautiful 5 bedroom homes -quick possession., $29.500 and $42,500. El Toro & Lake Forest locationu. -Call -today &'J0.1i060 .• ..:..' MINI. PLANJATION! $32,500 •. : Abundance o! many !run & ~bade trees -gorgeoi)s : Jandscapmg __,your· own private world. Decorator'.\: dre~m home with spaciOus bedtoonis, 2 baths, tar(t · family •room, tasteful decor wiUt lovely wallpape( • -exquislte~kitchen cabiriets, luxury buill·in te&i : tures. Fireplace ' so many extras-here -we Jnvit~: your .admiration!. (li!l27J: · ll30-eileO : ) ' ' . ~ . 23331 . El . To~ Rocid 830-6o6Q: • ,, .: ,, '· . ' • .. • . • : . • F r ------------,---=-:--:cc~~--:--------- ·~' •.. lJ DAILY PILOT S..turdiy, J11nt 6, 1970 Real E~tate Questions •nd Comment By R111tor_ RandaU McCardla :.., Most of the new lumbor I -In the Southel'!' C•ll· 'fofni• con1tructkln 11 for •SH1rtmentt. Are we niow bulld..- _.,.. more units th•n we •re 1lngt..f•mily homes? Wh•t U .a normal percentage of •SNrtmtnts built whMI com-o "i:ed with 1in1l•famlly homet? Whet do you ,.. for .tftj lm~iate future -will we be ·~ilding mo,. and i;nOre units and fewer homes? -.-. :-,_ , A. T._-N1wport Be•ch • • ---------........--------~~-~· ----.. ---.. -' -- • New Center Planned ~ ' Plazci to Serve W esthaven Residentl G-ealcilig ls oxpect<d - shortly for tbe fin! major commercial center lo bf bullt within 't h e mast.er·planned commul)ity In Westminat.e:r Shleldl Development Company community iD Weetminlter-,, Fountain Valley. • "This will be the first major center wiUtin tbe commwUly and Mt only will It be a great boon to reaJdenta livtn& here oow .and those who come in later, but the 1urrounding area will benefit, too," said Laurance P. Shields, president or the development company. more than 1,000 can. WIU conform to tM CDfto temporary tone ot w-.... Shields said. Plaas call fo1'-a lolil ol !00 homOI wbon complete, with parks, Mipl and all o1· tbe -1!em urban services on hand for residelta. within the community, and a smaller shopping area of the community, with the Westhaven feat.ures both OMJ sma).J.er shopping area. and two story homes, In a vari.,ty of styles, priced fnn ;:it,095. To dale, Shields ha built and .. td out eJglll .llJl[ta of the community, with .the ninth nearly 100 per cent ftn.. ish<d. · .. :. In Southern Cahfom.ia , the trend 1s definitely away Strim single.family homes and toward apartment_ units. i.,.fger apartment complexes of from 30 to llOO uruts are MARINER SQUARE Al'AllTMENTS CAl'TURE AIA AWARD FOR MERIT ~omirig more popular; and, as the cost of 1>Ur iind ---------- Woolco Department Stores, a division.of F. W. Woolworth Co., will be the major tenant of Westhaven Plaza, Shield• s@ld. Woolco plans to eventual· ly build 50 stores in the South· ern California area, with one already under construction in La Mlrada. nit center will be anchored at .:the IOUthwut corner of Brookhurst and Ed l n g er Streets in the Fountain Valley section Of Westhaven. The large community spam two Orange County cities -Foun- tain Valley and Westminster. ''We expect the new center will make owning a Westhaven home a lot more attractive oow," sald Shields. Local<d In tbe bear\ of Orange County, We9thaven'1 new center will, be the only one of its type in the im· mediate arta, and is expected lo attract 9hopper1 from. outlying areas. .eQl'\linues to rise,. more eifective land utilization will £DO-Se more of the two, three and four units being built Pl> one lot. .... ,::•:Indications are that nearly 66 percent of all build· Sisg pennit.s authorized during this Yea r will be . for · t\ndtiple 11nits. This compares with a record breaking y.ear of 1964 in which 61 percent of all residential con· itruction was multiple units. . ~ Even in 1966, which was an off year for· multiple UQits , they accounted !or 38 percent of the residential construction activ1ty. ·:·:'What makes • good real 91tat1 salesmen? I am an ~in.er working with ••rospoce and have been con-- ~Ntring moving back to my home town of Santa Ber· ltar• and 1ellint real estate. :·" What •re the criterfe that ·make • good 1ele1man? ·, C. L ... Huntington Beach ·:·:IL is now recognized thal a good salesman is a tit».que type of human being. There are many pre- rP9':1isites t'o being a. successful salesman, but he must p<isSess at least two significant personality char acteris- tics. ... empathy and ego drive. '. Empathy is that aJl·important ability to sense an- . other person's feelings and reactions in order to under· "litand h.im and thus help him buy. Having empathy does not .mean bei ng sympathetic, since •we can sense our it's feeling without necessarily agreeing wilh ·him, a thereby gelling Otat aii-lmportant "feedback " that can articulate into a meaningful solutiOn for the nt and a 5ale for ourselves. S: 'You can not solve the problem if you become part of ,.problem • · •• remain objective. Ego drive has been described as the need to con· 'r. Wi th a good salesman, it becomes the need to mpl.i sh -to solve the situation -to make the , and not merely. for the money to be gained. This t of "conquest" provides a powerful and positive ns of enhanci ng 'I.he salesman's ego and self image. S: tr t.he salesman hasn't made a sale for some time, t s this same ego th~t turns this failure lnto motiva- . towa rd greater efforts , .. enhancing his ego & ing him a· lvinner. · " . • Ed1tor·s Nole: R.a11dall R. AfrCardle is tht president nf Real Eatatera , n11 inv,.atn1e11t artaly.!_t. collegr lecturer, author of "Real Eatate in. California.'' &end 11ovr-com.• ts and questionr to Ran dall R. McCardle, c/o tM DAILY , P. 0 . Box 1560, Costa Mesa,.92626. ·f Id Adobe Open flistoric Home on Display ~rrano Adobe, a 121)..year. It Orange County ra nch l e reputed to be in the st :ritate of preservation of hl storiral residence in fornla, will be open for lie view from noon. lo 4 F ·• Sllflday. adohr is bein~ O!lf'nf'lf e poblic by Ot·cidental ~ 1eurn Land and Dcvelop- perty and developer or e Forest. 11 new planned munlly which en ~r.lops lhe ano i;1tr . An Import ant scg1ncnt of it:P'ty Californiu history will QlJold to visitors of the 11dobe 1tfi1ch v.·as ronslructed \\'hen !lQl Juancoo5 I ndian~ ro :uncd ~ hJll .s of El Toro,'' ac· ding to Ronald .J. Hamoi:. e fo.-est ~1arket lng Dirrc· . ''California had bftn in Union for only 10 years, itham U ncqj_n_wai; pre:11i· l, and the lranscoritinental road linking the east with anne Boozan or T1r-- Realtor1 in JJuntlng- 10 Beach has captured 'lbe' lluntington Bca c:h Board of Rcalloro lop ealt1 award for the mon th of April. She al•o won !he Awnrd ln F'ebn1ary nnd · we! n1nner-up In flitnrch. - the west w1s atill nine year!I away." Serrano Adobe. decorat~ wilh anUque SPfnith fumllure reflecting its history, consist~ of six rooms, including three bedrooms w I t h four-p!lster beds and vanilies, and a den which served as an n(fice for the original owner, Don Jose Serrano. TM form al dining room adjacent lo the kilchen i~ resplend~l wllh the hand· (:arved rectangular d I n i n g table and high·back Spanish chnir,~. "~lo/ii or lhe family Jiving took place in U1e spacious front roo1n wh ich has a corner firPplace, religious icons, carved art slaluary, paintings, .and comfortable sot'as," the A!Jobe are almost two feel ll11ck and keep Lhe borne com- fo rtable in all types of "'Cather." The presml condition of the floors Indicates lhe quantities ()f perMins who had trod It sinct 1116(1. Covered with rtd b11ked llle, time and footsteps have worn "il thin in 1spol ~. .II!! !hey. have the i1 o (I r thresho\Wi fashioned of trer trun ks. Accordfn£ t!l .Jame:s Sleept"r , local author and historia n, lhe Adobe wa& constructed by Don Jose serr aoo, one of the e11rly lmld grant owners. It U1en M?rved Bs tht home of the Whiting family and. later the B~k(!r fa m 11 y .-Occidc;ntnl ...CdroJe:.Y.m t,.and ind Dtyelop- ment Cprp. purchaSed t.be adobe site and contiiderable surrounding propeMy from V. P. Baktt In mid-1969. ThroUgh the adObc Is safr- guarded by a chain link fence and burglar alarm sy15tem, the Rroundl atlll .retain a T\lstic ch11nn reminiscent of days pa.st. 1be home sits on a h.llloek ovtriOoklng t a 11 .euca!11>1ur•nd orange lrtel. The front porch ls decorated wllh deer antlers and heavy potted plant!. Pepper trees, Jmporttd. Irom Peru, &hide the porch. To reach Serrano Adobe, t11ke t.he Santa ,\na or S11n Oleg11 Fr«w11.y to El Toro cutorf, and follow lht direc· tlonaJ 11llJll. Troy Home Sales Given Neiv Boost Values of new homes of owners in Troy Homes by the: Sea community of t h e: t.fcCarthy Company in San Juan Capistrano got another boost following announcement recently of a new electronics plant · for lhe town, reports Roy Roman, subdivision sales manager. Troy 11omes by the Sea Is a 250-home community, one of the five current home develop- J]lents of the McCarthy Com· pany. "Thi11 new plant will add high-type Industrial and elec- troniCs dimension to San Juan Capistrano, already a vicorous ocean recreation o r i e n t e d ~rea," said Mr. Roman . "Undoubtedly, it will help borne sales in helping San Juan capistrano widen ill! economic base. Any project of this magnitude has to in- crease properly values of owner1 now living here."' h·vine Apartments Win Award From Architects The Irvine Company has 0been presmted the I 9 7 0 "Homes for Better Living" Merit Award for its Mariner Square Apartments, t h e American Institule of Architects has announced. Association of Home Builders• Gold Nugget compeUtlon for des ign excellence. The Sl ,700,000 garden apart· ment complex, which opened a year ago, features one, two and three bedroom units and detached carports disgu ised as arbors. It was fully occupied in April. The apartmeot complex was Jrvine's first effort as an Privacy is em ph asl zed owner-builder in the apart-through the use of small urban ment coostruclion lield. courtyards, ent_ryways and a The awards are given an-large central greenbelt leading nually by the AIA in co-opera-to Westcliff Plaza. • tion with House and Home Construction or a second · Magazine and American Home lrvine owner-buJlder apart.- Magailne. The Merit Award ment project, Park West, iii was the highest award given currenUy underway in Irvine's an apartment pr oject by University Park. judge . .s in this year's nationa l \Villiam Walt, Irvine direc· contest. lor of mu It i-f am i ly con· The 114·unil Mariner Square struction, 5Upervised the con· Aplilrtment, adj ace n l to 81.ructlon of Mariner Square Westcllff Shopping Plaza In Apartments and is also in Newport Beach, was designed charge of the P a r k \Yest by Flsher·Freidman an d project. Associates o( San Franci!co. - Land.scape architects were Saski-Walker and Associates of Sausalito. The contemporary N e w Engl1nd style projecl was also recently selected by t h e Arch i tectural Record Magaz.lne as ooe ol the 20 best new Te!idf:ntial designs .in the na tion. In addition, the complex has received the 1970 Award of Merit in the National if you I · The department store: wlll occupy a total of 103,000 square feet of the 20-acre center, which will contain IS to 20 olher stores and shops occupying 130,000 square feet of space, Shields saJd. Total cost of the shop ping complex wlU be upwards of $4 million, said the develoJr ment company president. In addition to the Wooloo store, Shields said there will be a major giocery chai.!1, a drugstore, theater and restaurant to also t:lgn a lease u well as seve ral !pecialty and service ahops to round out the center. "We hope to provide ju~ about, everythhig a family~ would need right here within the community of Westhaven,'' said Shields. "All this wa.s planned for from the beginning and we're glad now we can get stprled on ii." Although the center will be within walking di&tance for many residents of Westhaven. parking will be provided foe Presently, there art 125 Woolco Department stores throughout the . United Slates and Canada, so that 1trvice on any WoolccM>ou~t item is available: for travelers, or persoos who move from one area to a~er. Sinoe the center and the department rlore are located within the boundaries of the community, UJe architecture • The Weslhaven u.Jes and model complex is open dally until dusk at 15971 Brookhu(lt Street, and can be reaehed frcm the Santa Ana or Garden Grove Freeways by drlviDf south on Brookhurst Slreet, t>r from the · San Die10 Freeway by drivin1 north on Brookl1ur.sl Sports Day at Bluffs lt "'ill be "sports day" at the opening ceremonies of -George M. Holstein and Sons' new Bluffs commu11ity in lhe Eastbluff area of Newport Beach today. Along with the opening of an eight acre private park, an Olympic pool snd new model homes, the Bluffs will host a day of sports and enter- talriment, the developers an- nounced .. The nearby Newport Beach Ten"rtis Club will offer the fio als of the annual Adoption League le.Mis tourney, the park will feature. special children's games and ride:fl. and the big new pool will offer spedal races and stuntl~ lhe Bluff developers .st.resaed. The .. Bluff ''S ummer Festival" will get under way at I p.m. at the locaUon off Jamboree . Road in th e Eastbluff area of Newport Beach ju!lt abo ve Upper New· port Bay. You'll find a VISTA VERDE ho111 Is your best buy l Next lo Shorecliff •nd Harbor Hills Country Clubs, each Vista Verde home provides a full fairway view. Less than one mile from the beach and minutes from the 2,000-boat Dana Point Marina. One and two story models with 2·3-4 bedrooms, 2-3 baths, 2·3 ·car girages and zero-lot-line planning-(for complete privacy and maximum use of your lot)-priced from $31,950. Plans for the new.,fS,000,000 research, engineering and asserribly plant, with an lnltlal 400 empk>yea and an annual payroll of $4,000,00'.t, were an· nounced by the Electronics Division of Becton, Dtck.ln50n and Company. Eventually, the re will be 1200 employes in tilt ex- panded plant with an annual payroll of $12,000.000. New Plant Construction Work Slated en JOY Producl.s range from the B- D lhermomeh!r and ACE ban· dages to digital computers for c;J.inlcal laboratory use. Tht planl will have Early California architectural styl- ing with tile roofs, low overhangs and exposed beams. Troy Homes by the Sea are priced fro m $27,950 to ~1950. Some modfl!'i have up to five bedrooms. One and two story homes are oHered. Furnished mod<!ls are open daily from 10:00 A.P..1. to dusk. They can be reached by turn · Ing off Santa An a-San Diego Freeway at San J u a n Capistrano and proceeding west on Del Obispo Street lo Camino del Avion, and then east to the development. Construction ol a new 20,00J square foot plant on a recent- ly acquired one acre-plus site in Irvine Industrial Complex, for Kennedy Plastics Corpor· ation, is expected to sta rt by mid-isummer , according lo Paul C. Kennedy. Jr .. presl· dent. This marks the second ex- pansion for lhe 17-year Al· hambra headquartered indu111- trial plastics fabricator; va- cuum forming and tndu1trlal plastics distributor firm , ac- cording to Kennedy. A branch plant wail'. opened in Orange three years a10. Architects are John Corey & Associates of South Pesa. dena . A construction firm will be named .shortJy. Big Bedrooms A-iding Design House Sales Two big bedrooms are: enabling the Design House ID win greatest popularity with homebuyer5 al 111. J. Brock's Country Scene In Lake F orest, report s Norm Stern, aales manager. "With our compact pl11ns, sl'mi-custom exterior designs, a n d c o m m on-sense-slzed yards. ,we ap11eal ~ the: more mature famlly," said Stem. ''This type of·fnmlly may have one or two older children or may have no children but may have lrequent ove.r nl1bt guesll. So U1ey only want two bedrooma, but they want them big." "And they lell us they just can't find th11t kind of house anyplace except her!'. The two bedrooms In our Design House each. have over 200 square fttt Of living spa<:t, • ltUe luxU.ry· for a two-bedroom homebuyer." In 11ddillon to tile two huge ~rooms, the Desfgn Hou~e h"-' 1 fornl&I llvlng roonl off lhe entry , 1 huge f11mlly room , and a U-shsped kitchcri. The s11me basic plan it also aval)able in 1 three-bedroom vtrslon, '. Like all home! at the Coun- try Scene, the Design tlouse is available with Brock's ex· elusive Select·A..Site P I a n , which cfianj:es room orien=- tAlions. If a family buys this home M 1t rectan1ular lot, the garage and entry are tn front of the house, the living room Is on the side. Jr the family buys the home on a sque.re lot with the: garage alongside the house, lhe plan is rotated to degrees so the living room is ool in front of the house and his its own shelt ered fron t patio. The Country Scene has five different modela with two to four bedroom3, two and two- .-i-xl-ot'l•half bal.hs, d I n i n g rooms. family rooms. and Brock's llollday K l t c h e n • Prices range ffO!t' $1$,550 to 13UOO wllll FHA. _VA. and cMvention1l lt:rms •vallable. Those wishing to visit lhe Country Scene ma_y take lb.e f'reew1tys to the El Toro orf. SantR Ana or San DlegD rRmp, go north oo El T"ro to Mulrlands Boulevard, then v.-·t11t on Mu lrland.s pasl Ridge Route Drive to the n\odelt. 1- SUN SEA and SAND (71<&) <&92·1932 • AtdlltKfw•'Y *-11• bt' Mortfl, l.dlrblcJI Ahoei.I•, Inc. AJA :::!!!!!!Ill!!! AMsthtt flr'9 community by COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, l::l::i3 . - - .. - • • . SHOW N FF -Interior rooms such as this one done in a Medilerranean motil, will be among the diSplays at the Southland Home and Garden Show. Carolyn Ribble of Anaheim fit s in nicely '''ith the decor. Hon1es of All Seasons At-Big Anaheim Show Completed homes, .kitchel)s, feet of living space will be interior rooms and an all-elec· constructed and displayed in : Irie nlObile home will be the exltibitior1 hall. among major attractions al Nearby will be the "Holiday the Southland Home & Garden Maker," a 768 square-foot Show June 20.28 in Anaheim's chalet vacation cabine with Convention Center. one bedroom, a sleeping loft ' Andy Oudlcs and Richard and bath. Owen, cochairmen. said the Both will be cons tructed dl.splays will offer a graphic tspecially for the s h o w by p~ture of the latest in con--'Modutar Component Systems Sf.ruct.k>n and design as well Inc., through the use of a • as in rumishings, decorations series of patented processes and appliances. and co m p u t e r i z e d pro- The "Shadet Glen," a lwo-gram~ing. story, four-bedroom. 2't.-ba lh The Grand Lobby, which model home with 1,440 square C1Jnnects the arena with tile Glass Firm Gives $5 00 To OCFHC Boyzy Long, chairman of the Or ange Coll11ty Fair Hous- ing Council !OCFHCJ, hns an- nounced that the Glass Con- tainer Corporation in Fullerton has donated $SCIO to the OCFHC for its wor k in the area ol housing. Loog states !hat other in- dustries throughout Orange Cou.1ty are being contacted in the council's efforts to solicit shnilar donations. If businesses cannot help at this time, Long suggests that OCFHC be include d in budgets for th e coming fisca l year. Representatives from t h e OCFllC are available t o answer any questions or pro- vide further data about the organliation. OCFHC is a 11onprofit _organlzaJ.ion _1,£hich seeks lo establish and maintain an at· mosphcre or open housing and to assist citizens in obtaining , hou sing of their choice in Orange County. Offices . are •located at 1405 W. Santa Ana Boulevard In Santa Ana. ·Me"l"I Vp exhib1Lioa ball, will coq,tain an array of furnished interior rooms featuring the 1alest In flirnishings and decorations by the Southland's I ea d i ng designers. Edison Co. will show a new all-electric mobile home wtUch will be surrounded by displays of campers and other recrea- tion ,vehicles. Kitchens, containing the latest in design and aJ>' ptlances, also will be on display. Reasonable Rates Left At Cuesta Reasonable VA, FHA and conventlonal loon rates are stll~-available at Rancho La Cuesta, localed at Brookhurst SU'eet and Atlanta Avenue ln J-Junllngton Beach. Three and four bedroom homes. some which can be customized to have as many as -:'!even, se1r-ror $25~9!1(1 lo $34,490, accorcffrig to sales manager Bud Fricker. Proximity to Huntington Beach Stale Park on the ocean and clean. fresh air are J>Opular \\'ith residents of the resldenUal community. W ell-planned architecture and canstruction produce a corilfort&ble, su6'stanUil conl- munity of beautiful homes-jn the Spanish and American tradition. At Rancho La Cuesta there are five floor plans each with a ct'!olce of up to four exterior stylings. "The-clty-'of J-lontington Beach, once agriculture and oil producing prlmatily, ha s made a gradual and orderly transition to a weU-balal)CCd city with industry. business and manufatturing to help support the tax base for the hundreds of new homes being buitL lhere," Fricker stated. Visitors are invited to in- spect the rive furnls'hOO aiid decora!ed tno<iel homes dally belwetn 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. Henry F. Smith, a lead· _i.;:;=:;::;:=:;;;;:;~=;;;~;:;.::=i . ing home salesman !Or H 0 W T 0 SE L L the past 10 years, has ,.,..ttt ..,,.,.•hit !QM •1t11Wt • been named general saJes :;:;::' .,. '"' ... ''""'"" '~" ""'• mana ger ol the McCa rthy GREAT EXPECT<ATtONS Company, which handles hpt .• ,. h• 16ol Troy Homes by th e Sea iJl L ........... tz•st S111i Juan Capistrano. 1::=::;::======:!1 . ' ' I -.-6,1970 DAILY I'll.OT J 3 • . Apartment Unit Will Battle IRS Outlook Mt.red , . . ·; . =~ Ho·me Market Tigh~ Directon ci the Orange County Apa~ Hoose A>- sociation voted this wet.k to •back the National ~partment Association as it prepares to do battle wltt1 IRS and -Treasury officials to reduce u se f u I lives -of apartment buildings r 0 r depreciation purposes. Allen L. Banlclt, president of t h e 2,100 -member as- sociation stated, "the recent tax refonn bill adopted by Congress eliminated some ac- celerated jieprecialion methods for apartments." Importance ts underscored saki Banick when one notes that the 34 y!lr useful life (p~ct by the NAAI with a 125 percent depreciation. sCheduJe results ln almost the ,same deduotlon.s as the 150 .,ercent depreciation with a 4():.year userul lite (established by lhe IRS In 1962). Banick added. that the reasooing behipd our decision to back NAA's &Wld is that ii tec:hnologiw advances con-Appohotn linue at the rate they have 1 for lhe past 20 yyears apart.. R. E. A. Davis has been ment building will be Obsolete a p p o i n t e d secret:ary· in less than to years. t reasurei:. of .lbe BU.Ceola Company of Newport " ~ ., After t¥aluati<>n ol buying bOme 111et .. beirw m.ldt ...cintrauy, JI ea II O~J' activity during the I I r st on lhe bWI ol m0rlgage "'PO<l<d 1et1 volume ~ ' qualtef of 1970, Reattop "h~ve amunpUons, altbough t b e :." pricel fa flnt ~ ~reued a mixed outlook l!S avaU1bUlt~ ol such purchasg • } to how the hoosing market · art111·1>eccimin«n few~·1d _,_ 1 ~ muJ~re ;9~ty : !! : : !;1 for the fint half of the ·year ese pres wuw _.,, "'" w.sten; fewer .. ate,.Pf will compare to the same dlcate tbal. home buyers are .... "-.......... ed bomel . ' period i 1969 This the sboppioc with much more • ""4J'lln• :---• • "'"?" prevaleo~ overlone of w::SUJts care. '!be trend likely w!U A I th o u & h ~ recently released of 1 na· continue, 1lbce 79 percent of. ~e Interest rM :f'!lf- tloo ·de of Realtor new mort,.... now belnC mained ,.latively atable ln;l!t WI '""'.ey S Issued prdllblt at peolUze any j;ast and part.I of the ~ and members of the Homerica tuture aSsumpUon of tbe because ol state usury 1Mrf. Division ol HQ[flequlty, Inc., .............. large increases were ttpOrled nati~al homelindlng and ex-.... :'" _..e. 111 the West. focreaae.s 11 la,_ ecutn·e ttlocatlng orgllhiza. l'Jbe llW'VtJ ldenUfies other 1~ , nt . ·~ .. tion factors contribuUng to the as pe:ree over a . Y.C!J' . "MAnv ReaJtors indicated 'tight' real estate market," Cal~' wez;~ DOtbued laoprlmarilw~:~ -,v . Pointed out Mn de Limit uornaa, t a in Cli!'r Landscaping Conte_st At Parkside Estates Beach. pavls formerly was vice president of the · San Diego Trust Savings Bani< and the National Bank of Alaska. that ttie market is g~~y '"There are app~ximately ti ingtop, Oregon, aud =-~ do~n. due to the,, scarcity of percent '"°er new homes oft A similar rile wu : .. : ~rtgage money, ~.Mn. the market now than a year in the Detroit area . Shirley de ~Ima, president of ago and 15 perctnt fewer peo.. In noU. the iDcreiued ~ Homerica. Sales wer~ sl~er ple shoppin& for thtm. 1be portion oC sales to tnmfemd bea_lu.se buyers WtredropW~~ting average rtsaJe price of a executivtS for the ff f"jf for mterest rates to • house In the first quarter of quarter of 19'10, Mrs. de LiJM A significant number of this Y\elr rose 3.5 percent reported a comspooding f"ie more tban 1,300 members poll-('36,506 VUSUI '35,280 in l969 in the number of requca:ta" ·D1 ed repQrted optimistically that in major metropolitan artas}, eorporaUons for ~ they expected interest rates and the CWTent rate for con. asaistMCe 1n re locatl1fl to decline-bringing a subse-veliUooal mOftlages tverq:es p e r s on n' l • H om eriq que:nt boost to the real estate n> percent n1Uona1ly cam· specializes in ftodkig homM mar1"eh This is In contrast pared to 7% percent ~ yW for transferred uecut.lv\s; to a previ°';'s survey at the ago." and ttk>catel an average . ot end of 1969, 1n which virtually Other lrtnd.s rtveaJed by the more than 150 · famillel ·• Presley Development Com- pany has announced the open- ing of a Jandscapmg Contest for the residents of their new 252-unit, $81h: million Parkside Estates in Fountain Valley. Grand prize for the contest will be a round trip 747 flight lo Hawaii for two. "All the homeowners in the first unit of Parkside Estates, Fountain Valley, will be en· tered automatically In the con- sest. Their front · y a r d landscaping will be Judged on the basis ol originality and beauty. New homeowners will be judged on the ha.its of the length of time they have betn in their new Parkside Estate home, so everyone will have an equal opportunity to win," said Oby Woods, Marketing Patterson Group Head Direct.or ol the publicly-held Bruce M. Patterson, an at- home-building firm . Ejghty. tomey__, was elected presid ent five percent ol the homes in, .of the Corona Highlands the first unit have already Property Owners' Association, no one an ticipated more surve included · wetk. favorable interests rates. Tbe Y · . Its p a re n t corpor1t>ap.· brokers noted that 1avlngs and ...;Buyert •re m~ng larger Homequ lly, Inc., terVes DtQte been sold. and nearly l/3 have succeeding Mrs. Betty been occupied. Gebhard, at the &Mual elec- loan i n s t l t u t Io n s were down peyments tn order to than 50 large corporate clients vigorously promoting savings, obtain a mortgage 1 ~ d which are r e I o ca t I n g whkh might eventually be hopeCully a more favorable m--employes by purchasing ··at· translated Into i n c r e a s e d lertSt rale. appraised fair market vii~, Judging on the contest will tion Sunday. be held in late July. Donald Bolton was re- mortgage availabilities in the -lna"ease in the ceiling for an employe's exisling ho• The development is local~ elected vice-president. Mrs. on 'Euclid Avenue. just south-John J. -Geyer, ·was chosen ol Edinger Avenue, between as secrelary·lreasurtr. future. FHA-inlured mortgages have-and tmmedlately-advancl.na:- According to the survey, a not spurred home ales. him his full equity in cash.. house with an attractive, -The only homes in any 'I1le finn maintains bead- assumable mortgage will over supply are larger, more quarters in Wiiton , Ccu-. move faster and at a bette'r luxurious ones, typically pri~ nedi~t. with offke.s in Nflf. price than one requiring new ed. over $40,000 with more than York, Chicago. mxl L a·i financing. Nine percent more foor bedrooms. Angeles. · the Garden Grove and San Directon are ; Mrs. Jane Diego Freeways. Prices range Coon, William Kloeckner, lra from $28,995 to $37,500 with Smith, John Store, Gerard Van FHA, VA and conventional Hoven and Mrs. Donald Von finaocing' available. Geldren. 0 Ii. ' .. ~ ·. ~.· CE~~~tz,neH;,~ mi& f/at/t4'ea-: ~Mn, J pa~ @M, pa'? -~ 16?'' -~~& Harbor Oil!W Hiiis uoneoftheveryfewnewcom· munitics which can answu this question .before you move in. Your neighborS will be people who have achieved far more than the average family evor will. Professional people, business people, educators. Many of the Lusk organiza- tion's own executives (and those of other builders, as well). People who care about clean, cool air, and the quality of life they provide for their families, People who have an eye for craftsmanship. People who appreciate a blend of luxury and practicality which adds up to the ultimate in relaxed California living. O Harbor View Hills is nestled atop tho bills of Corona de! Mar, just a soft sea-bnczc above Newport Bay, Fashion Island, UCI, and tho rich mvi- ronmental advantages of the vast Irvine Master Plan. Herc ~ou'U find snch unexpected luxuries as enclosed front courtyards, detached 3-car garages with automatic door-openers, open-beam cathedral ceilings, two massive fireplaces, .,sweeping stairways, sunken living rooms, and premium quality carpeting throughout Plus a myriad of small details.like silent light switches and a child- safc lockable compartment in t1' medicine chest. 0 A Lwk Home at Harbor View Hills is an investment-in pride, security, and living values. When you make that investment, you can be sure of one thing: You're in good company. 3 1o 6 bedrooms, 2 1o 4 baths, I and 2 11orics. Ul,950 1o $67,316 I .. ., ' ·- , " I l f I 1 • • • -.. DAIL V PILOT ·s.·""'· -.. 1970 • ----------- ' l I l l , I l i ~I t i ' ,. : " 1 ii •' ~ I ~ ~1 11 • M !I " " " " • ;1 " • " ' " " " • " " 11 " .. " • n I• " 't " 10 ff ll " • " I .. •I " " I " " 1 • " JI " " .. " • " • " :1 n " " • " n * " " " .. " ll M I " " • .. .. M " " ~ 11 .~ t • ,: ~ 'I '4 " ~ ' • AMERICAN STOCK EXcHANGE (_, .. ·-~~-............... ----~-·----------------·------·------• t ' ·' ·. " • Also Pl•yl .. But · Smaller 1Theater s, Road ,Companies Booming . . TERENCE .ST MU' CAROL' -ITE "l!OOR C,QW" By W1LLLUI GLOVER LEOAL NOTICE afiparem at least ~t fewer shows o/ hopelully artlllic but dUbioos boioCnce merit would be. risked on Broadway. Signifteant too was tbe facl that among 40 productions spooeored by cornmeroial managements, six w e r e revivals of old hits with ''Harvey'' e1petjally demonstraUne the pull of such fatt when dec<!rated with stars such as Jimmy Stewart and Helen Haye s ~ Altogether, stage shows played a total ol t70 perfon11ance weeks, compared to 1,100 the previou s year. In general, the backers 'A'bo posted ibout $12 million for Broadway productions fouod the odds on pickiJl& a wbmer wert still about ooe In four. Another I> millioo backed 'II offerings off-Broadway , "where tht odds were abou1 one in seven. 'l'f1e balance sheet on total Broadway endeavor during the season must include. o f cowie, the payoffs that ~ tlnue to be racked up by·eight long'flln bonan;a.S, including "Fiddler qn the Roof" and "Hello, Dolly!" five oU)er' marall'lon en- tertainers t::lose<I durin' the year . with •8011il 'profits. For example, "Cabaret~· netted Sl.JS.milijoo on an·in.-estmept or $400.000 arid . "Mame" pa!d $1.67 millioo for1 $500,~. M a8ser, Takes Stage For the Final Titne By COLIN HARRO\l: LONDON (AP) -Raymond Massey is making his first London stage appearance in 32 years -and be says it will -be hi$ lasL "I don't have the stamina any more for the theater," the 73-year-old actor says. Massey confessed he felt stark terror when he operied at the Duke of York Theater last week in "l Never Sang for My Father." The Robert Anderson play received generally en- thusiastic notices , but m o s t or tile praise was for Massey, a favorite with the British. He is not pleased with the way things have been develop- ing in the theater since he played his last stage role in America 12 years ago. "To me theater should be enchantment, make. believe. ~aymond Massey let's pretend. Today it 's sex, 6·1or 1but1 guess you shrink obscenity and squalor•" he as you get older", He suffers said. "We don't !!ti!m to have from arthrilic hip a{ld walks with a cane. entertainment any more. The •'miiiOiii0iii0iiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiii0iii0ii!I stage has become a dissecting 11 tab I(! and I'm sure people 'NATIONo\L GEHl!'IUL e~"'''°"' don't want to be insulted by Fo~-1, ............. · m •• __ ..... .. the vulgarity of the permissive .,_.1 theater or cinema. "1 don't mean it's got to bo~fr-w-'en.l•Ml-1111 be all lighl comedy -'On the Waterfront' was rugged and sava·ge and it. was a great film, but. to me 'Prisoner of Zenda' was great too." Massey says he has given up going to the movies and seldom visits the theater any more. "Somewhere we've Jost the theater of enjoymen t," he said sad ly. He has fond memories about his role as Dr. Gillespie in the K i I d a r e series on tele- vision. "It Will be for this and not the theater that people will remember me," he said. "I have a great respect for TV. Even if so much cf it , particularly in America, is junk. I'm not one of those actors who look on it as slum· ming. "With someoRe like Gil1e!pie you get a wonderful chance to develop the character - something you can't have In movies or the theater which are just a one-shot thing." Massey still stands over six feet tall -"It used to be THll' MtOOT ~. DON'TTHll'~ c>!! ~JANE FONDA. WUT COAST PllMllll -l H()Cl lN•, .IOLD I "SAVED" ., ...... •••• OPENS FRIDAY Friday, S1turd1y, Sunday -8:30 P.M .. "OM ,.lew O~tt Tiit Cudc•'I Nnt"-•'"9Hll• Wtf., J-If •o• J1•1••v•TtONl1 CALL ..... 11'1 1111 N...-rt • ..., .. c.i. 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AT MACAftTHUR BLVD. • NEWPORT BEACH • 644·0 760 a slfODI tocla1 mrsuge and the ghetto'• cross currents of. sorrow, humor, color and blight. He hopes it will involve the viewer In tbe social prob- lems of the inner city along with 113 morality and culture. TtL AVIV (AP) -"'Ill• .. loolh and silen~ "'It's qi...,, rif Ibo Batblllb" lui.d phony." he uid. only 13 ~. buL the Only one newspaper pr<> tboft.tived satirical r e v u e teited the c I o 1 in g of ld<Ud up tbe blunt fuss "Bathtub." Commented tb e in the history ol Israeli respected daily Huret.z: 1"J!he theater. , .atmosphere that ltd to ttl e "THE I CHAIRMA'N'' ---- "We're all baslca lly actors because we've lived in the strttt...so long,'' added Paul Prysock. ,a husky ?2-year-old who plays a feature role. "We've bad to pu~ up a facade just lo survi~. ·• "Bathtub," a coUtc:Uon of closing of the play -q,ot s.ongs, 1.ketcbes and beeausethepub!Jcdjckl'twant modolo11ueS, sniped at Israel'• to see it but because of threats most hallowed IDsUtut~ns -rio~r~v~l~ol~e~nc~e~~is~a~w~arnm~·~a~~~~~~~~~~~ Zionism, the army, the to Israeli democracy." govmunen~ popilar adulaUao of war widow• and Ibo WOllfld. ed. It accused Israeli eociety of "creeping militarism and fascism ." EJ:plalning the ti t I e , Allder&0n said be hopes lo show the "N4t~" of ghetto life, lhe "Games" or ~Jes its people play, and the im· pact of these factors on the "Raw Eyes" of g h e t to children who have never known any other environment. If the "Raw Eyes" continue to be scraped, skinned and eventually blinded, there is no hope for a better life, he said. Prysock plays a young Close Harmon11 Before th< play opened, lllt nat.icnal cenacnhip b o a rd tried to cut p.psaa:es it con- sidered insuKWi&. It insisted • on akeraUon ol the original tiUe "The Queen or Ibo Lav~tory." The ••queen " in question was Golda Mell", -israel's '1S-)'Ul"<>ld premier. On opening night, rightists and New Leflisb atopped the """' sbooling -al -otlltr .. ,... the boll. hustler named Maestro. .He Pianists Kate and Tom Whitney of Corona del Mar and his girl, Pat, search for joLn hands at the keyboard and celebrate·tbeir win- an . identity in 8 jungle of ning of tbe DAILY PILOT'S '1Euterpe" award for pimps, dope P u 5 h e r s · 196~70. The couple, named to the Sn&W"ial award shakedown men, and good and r"" •"n>e El)'Pllano ww!d havo loved the play ," commen~ Defense Minister Mo 1 h e Dayan, who was ·depicted pro- mising "blood and tears .•. soon it will be very bad for you, lf 1l()t worse." -;ioarpapers }uml>Od-Oil "Bathtub," charging tt was undercutting m o r a 1 e in bad cops. Through 8 series by music critic Tom Barley. for service to music of trials they acquire an ._.•,,.c-::c=ep=t=ed=th==-etr_o_p_b_y_a_t_a_r_ec_en_t_U~C~l~co=n-ce_rt_.=_ awareness-of therruielvts and · their envirorunent. The company Is ;i col· lection of models a n d sometime actors and ac· tresses; students, a salesman and a high schiol teacher : free-lance cinematograph ers, film editors and promoters. Some hold down full or part· time jobs in addilion to their work in the Ulm. Others like J>rysoci, were born in fanlilies of entertainers and have been working in night clubs or ac· ting most if their lives . Most or lheir backing co1nes frOm International Tri.angle, Iqc.. a holding company for a chain cf furn iture stores. a modeling and actors' agen- cy, and other b lac k businesses. Thr film i s budgeted al $125,000. Its backers hope to distribute lhe film themse lves. Filming wlll be .c!(lnr in Philadelphia wtlh " n m e: seg ments shot in Atlant ic City, N.J., and Richmond, Va. 'Man of La Mancha' wartime. < Tryouts Set at .. OCC Aud1t1nns have been an- nou]')('ed for the Orange Coun- ty premiere producli<ln of •·1'-Jan of La 1'1ancha,'' sum- sun1mer musical at Orange rner musical at Ora nge Coast Disabled veterans plaMed to turn out in force to demonstrate againat th e revue, but the theater'• com- mittee closed it, pltadlne "severt preS8llte from public talent needed for '?dan cf La opinion." Mancha .. " he added. ~author, Ranoch Levin, The show will be the first U7"1iid the public mis~~ summer · muaical at occ for de:ntood b.ls messaae.- College. Director \\'ill1am Purkiss Purk.lss, who became head of "l wasn't criticWng war the college's drama depart-widows," he said. •' 1 'm ment 1ut fall. He st.qed the againat people who simper dramas "J.B." and "Exit the over them,-turrting them Into Kina" during the regular a national asset." Levln said he was trying to puncture "this mus in- dultry of the sabra image,'' picturing naU¥eoboro Isr..US announced that tryouts for 111 season. , rolrii in tht" show \viii be held "La Mancha" wlll be the each day of the week or June la test in a 1uccesslon of sum- 15, "begimtlng at 6:30 p.m. in mer musicals at OCC. Past the OCC auditorium . The pro-productions have In c I u de d duction will open July 29 and "My Fair Lady," "South run through Aug. t. Pacific," ''The Most Happy "Man of La Pi.1ancha ' ts Fella," "The Unainkable Molly about ttle struggles of the mad Brown" and "The Pajama knight Don Quixote in his Game." _ ~ _ quest for beauty and grace." Additional information on Now • ...... '*- Purkiss said. 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YOU BRING REAL MAPPINESS INTO -rnrs TROUBLED WJRLD AND I LOVE YOU FOR IT VERY MUCM .. wg LOST By Al Smith By Harold Le Doux ' I By. Frank Baginski :-----...,, ll'L ABNER ' SALLY BANANAS ~Mfi&_~~ to.~~amd!· """'--8o'<~ "-.JI\{; GORDO •·• MOON MULLINS ® ANIMAL CRACKERS PERKINS By John Milts 3 ; MISS PEACH " "' • r THE li>OOK5 I WANT HA\/E) : -1 ~ ... ALWAYS eceN BOfit~t!O. -= , I = -F-.~ -- By Mell THE BOOKS I WANT HAV~ ~&t ALWAYS '&EllN MNN•D. • • 1 r I .c_ _ _c_ fau~ Pll )] St'lfS I Frrnih1111n Z Vrl role ·-· 25 Enlr1 nc e - Into society 27 C•rry as equipm ent 28 Consltl· animal 4TSRUl t In crrta\n way 48 Yearn for 49 Cutting instrument 50 Roya l aulho!lly ;\}ti\ t\'1 ~11-tl:a t:t:-1 t:-t ,::: ;:JCtF -I :-" 1~, -~~me~ ru ~14[)~,tfmifilll. .. JS M;irsh )I Rlprnrd 39 Roman god 40 Wrtla1e '"" 41 So1.11ce of !God drllcacy 4Z Went out with , 4)Nol¥i!rY .. bright J Nelghb'et of Mont:an·a: Abtr. 4 Notched ·s S••rerrd Ii Fur 1 Golf ba ll positions I lladr ot losr 'f Show -kJndntSS to l1tlon 2'f Pl1nl JO Fooled 34 Mounts 35 !1-sln lb Besides 37 Lick )9 Flower • -' 5) Vallry 55 Food : Slang Sb Norst r pic 57 Tinter &O Groovr.-• . STEVE ROPER A CENiU@._"I ! HEY NOW! YOU REALLY CAM E TO GAM8l~ M~YS ! 1 tL. ~\IE ~ASEY OET YOUR CMANGE WHEN SHE'S 5ACK IZOM SUPPER! PEANUTS ' LET \TRIPE, NOMAD'··l'lL WIN IT All BACK NE;icT GAfolE ~ \ By Saunders and Oyergard •• -!I ff ..... ,, , .. ., •. 400 Hl>llE~raY 00 SEIJSEOF li!eSPOIJSIBlt-ITIJ / . " ,. ,. " '· - .. , By Al Capp -;(i ~ ~ ;I t _, l(;....;, By Ferd Johnson By Roger BoDen ... P~OC~S'fl/JATIOIJ IS UER<J TIME COlSUMllJ6 • " ,.. .. .. ... wt "Avf lJY, T Oil~ \>IC.~ !\GAIN . ~ R~~liltlGA l!OOK ' _ ....... _._ .. DENNIS THE MENACE .· • ~., ...., OUSES FOR SALi; I HQUSES FOR SALE_ i. HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES F~R SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES_ FOR ~ALE HOUSES FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE General 1000 General loaf GeMral . 1000 Genera l 1000 Gener11I 1000 G.-ral 1000 General 1000 General 1000 General LIDO WATERFRONT APARTMENTS 320 LIDO NORD NOW Reduced to $175,000. Xlnt terms ·; 6 Beautiful units. 6 Car garages & utility ra;om , \\1ith 80 ft. fronting on excellent swim·~ ming beach. Units are ne\vly furnished._ BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Caver Dr., Suite 3, Newport Beach 642-4620 DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED General 1000 ! General 1000 _._ ·Coldwell, Banker OFFERS: ~ BALBOA ISLA~D - LITILE ISLAND VIEW -60' Bay frontage \vil.h sandy beach. Privately O\\'ned pier & float for large boat: 3 bdrms .. 3 bath home \Yith South palio. Garage stressed for apt. Kathryn Raulston $140,000 SEE THE HARBOR LITES This 3 BR . 4 Ba. home has a really big vie\v, Con1e see the Bay. Balboci & Cata- lina from 1535 Dolphin Terr. $89,750. Bill Con1stock DEST VIATERFRONT BUY \Vhcre el se in Newport can you have a lovel y 4 BR. 3 Ba. home \Vilh bayside pa- tio, private slip for lge. boat and 3 car garage. for only $82. 750. Ou'ner leaving for l·lawa ii & anxious! \Valter J-Iaa se CORONA DEL MAR-INCOME O\vner transferred. n1ust sell. 2 attractive homes on 1 V-? Jots. 2-Story. 4 bedrooms. fam . rm .. office + pool; al so 3 bedroom home, all for $71.500. rtlary Lou l\'larion PRICE REDUCED Better hul'ry~ ! This \VOn 't last!!! 4 BR ., 2 1.~ ba. in prestige area of Corona de! l\'lar. You 1nust see this executive home -no\v onlv S68. 750 Bud Austin LARGE 2-STORY CORONA OE L MAR 4 Bn. 3 Ea .. lge. ram . rm .. 2 frplcs. Great play area in back yard. Vacant -move in to1norro\\'.-.1 car garage,. $66,500 CORONA DEL MAR-VIEW T ... usk executive ho1ne, lived in only 8 1110s. 3 BR .. 211'.i ba .. fan1. rn1. $8.000 in decor & landscaping -room for pool. This \von't last long! ~63,950 llarriett Da vies CLOSE TO SANDY BEACH Spacious 2-story l·Junt. J-Iarbour hon1e -4 bedrooms. 3 baths plus dining, family & se\ving roo1ns. Beautiful decor & landscpg. Very flexible ter1ns. S56.600 Carol Tatum TOO LARGE -MUST SELL ! Adult couple no longe r needs Jge. 4 BR., 21,~ ba .. fam . r1n. + forn1 . !iv. rm. home. Best ~Vestcliff Joe .. \Valk to school, shops. Beautiful land scpg. SSS.000 Afarion C. Buie LUSK HARBOR VIEW 2-Stor.'' 4 BR. :'l Da .. near beach \'ie\v 3 OR . 3 13a . Delu.xe decor Pool, vie\v 4 Br. 3 Ra . See this :'l BR . 3 na. \'ie\\'. Great kitch. La \1era Durns $.\7 .500 $59.900 $61.900 $55 .000 VIEW -SOUTH OF HIW A Y C:oro na del ~1ar. '\'ou O\vn the land. 3 BR . 2 Ba. home on rear of 45 ft. by 118 ft.. near b_ea~h properly. •54 BOO Al Fink -""' '- OCEANFRONT -NEWPORT Tired old beach house \vith a little paint & ''TLC" could be good income property. I.,o. cated on beautiful S\vin1ming beach $51 500 Cathryn Tennille ' LIDO ISLE BEACH HOME Four bedroom. l\\'o baU1 home near J .. ido Club & Tennis court. J\ilodern , bu ilt-in kil chen. drarn alic l\vo-story Jiving roon1. Gene Vreeland SS0.000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS .Just listed! lm1nac. 3 Br. home \Vith tge. fan1 . rm . Xlnt fl oor plan. O'sizc. n'ell land· scaoed )'ard. A rare buy at 348.900. Belle Partch HOME FOR LARGE FAMILY 2-Story re s. "'/4 bdrm. & lrg. fam . rn1 .. in sn1~1! comn111nil y -short \Valk to best s\virnmin{; beach. Located on land vou 0\l'n. $44 ,·500 Mrs. I larvey 133-0700 644-2430 MACNAB -IRVINE WESLEY N.JITAYLOR CO ,/p;;;;;;;;;;; •. ==;;;;;tf:: '..fa r r "" · FINER HOMES DOVER SHORES LoveJy 4 bedroom home with view of Bay; den & island kitchen. All rooms opening to· large. indoor pool. $79,500. Call Amy Gaston 675-3210. Prestige home with separate summer house. Original fifth bedroom now part of huge fam· ily room. Formal dining room, 'vet bar. Spa- cious in every are a. and panoramic view. $97.000 . Call Elaine Svedeen 642·823~. Almost ne\v, cus tom buill 5 bedroom home on enormous lot with room (or pool. Exceptional view. Formal dining room, spacious living room, oversized famil:v room with fireplace. $145,000 .. Call Eile~n Hudson 642·8235. Lo vel y 2 . story Spanish style hon1e with 4 spacious bedrooms plus family room; beamed ceilin gs. u•in e cell ar. extra storage space; heated & filtered pool. 3 car garage plus a View. Call Amy Gaston 675-3210. BAYFRONT Lovely home in Dover Shores. 5 Bedrooms, li brary & office. 62 feet on Bayfront. 5500 sq. ft. home. Call for appointment.. 3 Bedroom Bayfront on sandy beach \vith Vie\v of main channel to jetty. Large living room. family room, 2 fireplaces. Ov.'ner will con sider leasing. HARBOR VIEW HOME 2 Bedrooms, den, forn1al din ing room, beauti· ful kitchen . l\1any extras. O\vner transferred. 539.000. Open Sun. 2030 Port Weybridge. Call Evelyn Gray 642-8235. CORONA DEL MAR Assun1able 6°0 loan on darling custpm home. on fee land. All in sparkling condition & O\\'n· er \viii carry 2nd trust deed. Great £inancing in today's ma rket. $63,500. Call J<1ne Frazee 642·8235. LINDA ISLE .• l·Story ~1editerrancan on 52 Ft. of Bayfront, \vith pi er~ slip. Only $119,500. Open Sat.. & Sun. 106 Linda Isle. Also ope n Sat. & Sun . -2-S tory. 4 bedroom ho1ne'. 11 Li n d a I s I e. Call Von Dexter 675-3210. BAYCREST -WESTCLIFF The best of everything from sunny bre~kfast room to masculine den & master suite with sitting room & secluded patio. 4 Bedrooms. forn1al dining, family room. Ne'v carpets last \veek. Fee land. $87,500. Open Sunda y. 1921 Santiago Drive. MACNAB-IRVINE Realty Company 1080 Bayside Drive 901 Dover Or., Suitt 120 Newport Beach 67S·3210 642-1235 PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY OccuplH--Llnda Isle Or. Cust. 6 BR.', study, 5 bath home W/~frplcs., circular stairway, decorator selected carp. & drapes. Deck & pier ............. $210,000 11 Linda lslt Drive Ne"' 5 Br .. 5 bath bon1e on lagoon . .l\1arble entry , \vet bar, AM/F.l\1 lntercom, Huge mslr Br. l\as bean1 ceil. & O\\'D frplc. Large !iv. & Cam. rms. \V/frplcs ................. $185,000 101 Linda lilt Drive 5 BR , 4 baths; fam. rm. Mexican tile firs .• exposed bea11i ceil., cpts, drps incl. \V /Pier & slip. Excellent Tern1 s ........... $135,000 Waterfront Lot1 No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle leasehold Jot: Plans avail. Consider trade : .... $35,000 No. 41 : Long water view facing Harbor Is- land \v/76.2 ft. of fro ntage. Plans available . No. 88 : Corner Point lot with 118 ft. of front· age. Long water vie\v . Plans available. For complete information on other homt1 & lot1, call: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 1000 l General 1000 $314,350 CHUCK EVEJlETT Super Salesman for the month of ?ilay at COATS & \VALL<\CE Real Estate \Vas Chuck Everett, pictured above. Not only did he make Top Salesman Honors but he also \\'On a· trip for he and his pretty \\'ife Betty. .<\fter sellin g 6 homes and havin,e: 5 listings sell. making a total valume of $314,350, be deserves it. How are our other salesmen doing? GREAT! Our Total Votume for ?i1ay $668,750. Looking for a postion \vith a going or· ganiza tion? We ha ve an opening!!!! COATS & WALLACE REALTORS <f Q) 1491 BAKER ST . 546-4141 COSTA MESA, CALIF. 1000 I General 1000 Gtntral 1000 General 1000 ;;;:;:;;;;;;;;;;;;::;:;::;;;;;;;~1 .;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~1 -wA-KE-UP-TOAN OCEAN VIEW Lot Own•n """'' ,.;,., "'"''" A 3 BR. HOME' OCEAN VIEW'. in Cameo Shorei; FOR ONLY FOREST E. 0 LS 0 N i.nd ln1lnc Tcn-n~1' $10 995 011Cn Hou~;r.~:is \\'l?('kcrxl t Catallna • Hay • Harbor En. lrallCt". Elt'~ant 3-~room hon1c> {adull OCl.-upied I in cxclush·f' Jrvinr Tcrra1..'t'. Top quality construction and dc>corating th111ui;c-hou1. Large heated and filtert'd JM>OI. $87.500. liw-. neallor~ · 1 __ _ 1000 Gener•I ---General-.-1000 I .a;,;;9 Can1d1·n Haad :: Bc>drunn1s, dc>n & ponl CIOS<" lo hf>a1·h • $89,j()() ~£0.": On·i ngton :: B«hwmi:, ln1n1ly 1'00111 & pon\ i.pnciou.~ fa111ily hon1e $9.lt,7:)() 1721 Gnlafl'll Tc11"1u:c •I B<'droon1~. pool Clost" lo Cour11ry Cluh SS:1,000 Rral!01'11 "Our 25th Year" 673-4400 Uhu•'ll l flllll $1500 DOWN ROOM TO BUI LO Ch\•ner wUl carry balanc1' al SIT.'1 pl'r 1nonrh. Nrnt 2 b.cd· roo111 hon1r on BIG R-1 lot \\'hich pcrmil5 1 more 11nlti<. :\ H,\HGA.IN a1 S:ID.9:11). Take " look: Walker ·& Lee :m-13 \VcstcllU Or. lil:i-771 L ()pen ·111 9:00 Pl\1 MONEY MAKER Guill on your land~ FEATURL~G " 1080 sq, fl . I Double gar.ige " AJI lath and plaster I Pullman bath I Spacious \l'ard11lbe" CALL 537.0:llO "'In most 01:ange County and olhcr n11p111ved area.s, CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX 5 BEDROOM TAKE OVER GI LOAN ~5;;;;B~R::;&;,;;::F;;;;AM;;;;l;;;;L Y;;;; Larar Fnmlly hooir in No. O:lstn ~tc11a \\'llh All bll·ins lnl.'luding 11·a!cr oond!Tioncr. QuiC'k Poss. A!l5Umc r:otislin:: FHA loon. Only $;.oo 1tnn·n. Ooen Sat & Sun 10..5 3077 John1on Ave, C.M. $34,500 STANCO BUILDERS, INC . CIO!>Cd Sundays lOGGG \\'e51.rninster Ave. Nc:1r nrw 5 bc<J roon1 hpn1r. Only j years young and load· rd 1\•llh rh;1rn1. Ideal Jur largr fo.imily. !lugf' bed · 1'001l1S. DchL,,;C kitch<'n ..... tth nll built-in~. A ~n1all d0\1·n pr1y111ent and lake-ovc-r GI EASTSIDE 3 BR . Bc>~! buy south of tllf' lul(h· 5~i annual t,;, r:ite \onn, No 11'R)'! Two unllK sepurnh:.•d fl!e!I! Nn qualilyln;i! Close by a lurs:r putlo area. A J. Culc olcll:'r homr nn lt1 r~r 1111 Garden Gro\"e Balanced Po\1·er llon-ies lo rvcry, lhin::?. No1v $31,0CiO. I tt t I · b· bcdroon1 I 2·1mth ho111c -·~ n f''il'r rn uc:n11on. I· Call no"'· for more details. · spacio\L"I living room and a vor1·r lorc1's flU ll'k Aalr. 11'~ 01111 G~.).(1303. • Pft . I =~=======/ lil'f'place PLUS a dclUXf' 2. vacant '" r A 11r1p•·n1sed at, herh"UOm apal'11nent. 1'..:.x~I. 645-0303 $21.600 MONEY lent rental nren. SJ7,500 and al Harbor (('ntrr ~:;, TERMS AVAU-1,...,""'-".,'.,'""..,.' .,"'.,""., .. .,c ... ,.,r.,..~ 2 BR. CUSTOM MAKER RETIRE ANO RELAX •• by 11·1,." sea in DAVSI !ORES. Enstsidc, 3 bedruom -1 ru m· A cutr 11·eJl.b\Jilt Z.brdroorn pus roon1 on huge fl·'.! lot hon1e \\-i1h :K>parate dinini;: 11'llh roori1 10 build, Alum· room. Ju51 a hop lo thf' pri. ir1u1n siding. sl-...'l.dy tree!'! • vatr bc."arhc1. No hustle and Tr('111end ou_" value nt SIG,:ioo. bu"U" hl':1'f'! Enjoy living ln B"llrr llu1 ry! thi~ rxt•lu5ive area , Pr lrr • Nichols Real Estate °"1' "'9•000• 546-9521 Colesworthy & Co. 1 -il J K NICHOi~ I ~ .. S2f,500 SO Do11•n paymenl \let~. $500 Oo11·n to \lel11 "'·ho used their VA's ---S!l:iO tor all other buyers. Nice 2 F.;;~de 0T1 lnl'!!"e ro11iff lot. N't"'IY palnt<'d -vat·an t - lmmedial" poMCas ion. 10·: do"'"· Op1•11 hoU.!if' Sw1. only . 1:.90 Ol'ar}!:r:. C,.\J. $25,000 Bath homr in Costa ~lesa. :====::==== / 2 Block! to i;chool. \\'Ith the i::rcaiest incrta.<;e in propf"r-Open House ty '"" thl• home •~II be 'j Tl'O!'t)' rnnkf'.f.; • . Seit & Sun-1·.5 Nichols Real Estate 2304 La Linda 546-9521 Duplex "'Ith 7'.4· assun111blc "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~"'!!~I REALTOI~ loon. 3 bcd1'00n111, 2 bath!'!. \\' ALK TO Tiffi BEACH Nr1VT10rl Bt-11ch Otflt-e DOYER SHORES (off 23rd St., C.M.) Pl'ICT'<I 10 !K'll. Churn1l11i.: hOrill' for lnri;c fun1lly 111\th 4 kln-;::-sizr bed1·oon1s &, big closrt5. ~ yt!'I. old, itood tin· 1111elng, oon!lder trade. ni Block to beach, close lu Cef!utiful 4 bedroom, 2 s1on • 1028 Basllidl! Drive 1•1•1?ry1l1ln1t. GJ"t?at JJOl('nli8.I. hon1P on a bul!C cul.de-Mc 61.:H930 S.'il,000. Cll ll Loi11 t.llllcr kit: Lui<li park·likr ground~. Wi\NT A DINING AOO:'ll?~ (or Contn1~·1ur or Nl"'I\' Jlonv: e NEW-LISTING-. £7:).3210. ' UM' your Co .I. LolN tn and This Sho\\l)lat'f' hlll! • fonn:il Bu;rt'r. 90x1•10 c.,u'flCr lo!, 1 Eastbluff-$39,250 LET'S TRA.DE Ii YOUR ilc~up dining room •5 \vell Guln.xy I: ~larincr. lmn1nc, :1 BR. 2 bllth. 1..'t11·11rr OL D llOUSE. :i5 l KING-Sl?.ED bf-<l,,,.-nns, lot hon1c. Aflull CtCCuplcd. W& SELL A HOME 2 i.11th1. plu~h c:irprts and $35,000 l'lilAl.Tcu• EVERY 31 MINUTES c:u~m drapes, Localed ln Tf'rmA or 1r11de for inconic Cot.BIN·MAltTtNJ~ * 4 UNITS * W I k & L ti · hborbood property. Call 6'1·146&1. . a er ee !~fh e;;:;, ;.,,:'!en! IOllll. l71 ·111l l·;il'f'". 3 "Bdrm NEWPORT HEIGHTS Each \\'ilh Jenced-in back Rea.ltori w· . I~ j L. * MESA VERDE * Adof'.tblc l br. 2 ba, Formo.I )"'l{?'d. ~me l~1Jllfil1 3 to S 2100 1-tarbor Blvd. 11 Adan1i. a r ee Uv, rn1., din, mi., like ~I\' i )c11rs. \\'Ill dellvu al 'llix ~HJ.9.t91 0J)f'll ·111 9 PM . ~·-Beautlful pool and 11n lmm:ic. cp~. d1"'c; ( .... I. P11.rklll:c G I, I I I I c -----r, 2 1itory hon1c, 4 B<.'dnn. 2 ,... ''' 1'0lill. t nc1»1 • on y, &ll BY OWNER .e11!nr.i. 'I" ,etllnr.! Only ~Jl.oon.t!'l1''•, I O\\'ric r for ~(Id. _Iulo I'' Bdrrn, 2 h,1, h1111il)• n n, iS.t? E<!lni,;:r r ~111h.~ik·Jrnill)' roomS,11 ~u CAYWOOD REALTY B1t1kcr &1.,.0128 Jin'1: rn1 II'fllc Jo n1alnlcn· S1'.'-n:~. • ~11~~1 111 1':. II M' 'c•' 'd'i"' Rlt. I 6.100 \\' Cotlxt lh1·)' NU Prime Location Macnab-Irvine Coll r,·es: 673-1300 ------1 FOREST E. 0 LS 0 N Inc·. Reallors Spanish Villa $28,500 llr.a1·y 1rallcd Span-U.h n1a!il- 4•rpil'CC. l giant bedrooms, h~rtV)' titr.<1 bntlt~. lonnal 11inin~. t•nlerlainrr's den. Dre11111 klrchcn 111ith latc~t. built-ins, unifl'll' fil't'fllare ll"ilh a wall ot i;lol\t', JOO fl. Int of l!:recn, to1verlng trees. Nca1lcd ainong ol.hl'r Span- i~h hon1es of much higher v11t11r. F'anlastic low price or S28.:i00. Name your leMns!- Call llO\\'! $23,950 FHA-YA, I S[)krkling ~ Bcdrn1 horne f1'e shly painted frmirle & oul. Plus 00111 cnrpeling • nice IR.mlly r1n . Prime Eastslde locnlion. CaJl ·ri.i:;.s.-ii1 \outh (-oas t . - ANOTHER -ONE FHA-VA 3 Bedroom, 2 B11th., bc1ut11\ll a:a~ built•in~. oorner 101. h1~ l)ll lio ""itb custom built BBQ. Double cor (l'.IU'D~e • ncW' cnrpt"tln;: • in c~111 i\tcM, ror 01\1)' S21.!IOO. Call Now! 546-2313 OltAN<j! COUNTY'S LARGEST 2629 HARBOR BOULEVARD 546-8640 tll l :JO 0,..1 • ..i ... . Country 'Hideaway l /3 Acre-$24,950 Located In a s~uded area of Costa ~1esa, this sparkli11R clean 3 bedroom Z ,bath hol)'le l.!i vacant and ready 10 bf' lived in. It has • n1a11slve noor to l..'l'iling rock llreplace, sunny bullt-ln kitchen; doublr garagr, all ~Ur· roundc>d by a forest ot IO\\'erlng trees. 1!'11 a nnist SCi" at the un- believable price of S24,9M. Vets . oo n1ofl('v down or IO\I' tlo11·n f)tA. Ac! 0011'! Own It For Less Than Rent $133.00 Mo. \\'i1h payments like this you cnn't artoni 10 renl. Ex u·a sharp 4 balroom ~ bath home in C.Ost.a :\it'sn. buy subject lo the existing F'HA loan, annual pcrcentn.gc rate (If j~ 47.,, al l bu.ill-In kitchen, double garage block \\'all· fence, carpeting throughout. See it and sal'e. Open rvea. Eastside Bargain $21 ,950 It nCl"fl& pa int and clbo\v grra51.'. bur 11•llh 3 bcdroon1a l\nd 2 batM. hant11·ood t1oors. dining room area, a nd located in the desirable area or t'asl ~idr Costa :'11c~ you can't 11fford not to sPe ii at thill price S21.9:i0. H.urry! 1;eatly Tucked Away this ~ bNlroon1 2 bath ho111!' ill hidden on ovPr a third of an acrr In Costa i\1esa, 11•ith lot n of big trees and sprawling loL Try !I0111e paint and it 11•!1J look likr """'· It's a orw of a kind for only $26,000 Cit" ITIRkC' Offf'r. no do11•n VA or FTIA lt'rn1s available. see lhis one! $SAYE$ Take Over 5 ~ % $168.00. Mo. This ill Ilic financial bargnin ol the )'ear . \Vilh S2:'JOO do11·n )'Our monthly payment \\'ill hc only S68.00 inclull ing I.axe.~ ard ins. for a rte\\'IY painted, c'flrpeled and draped S b<>rlroo n1 homr in Costa l\1csa, annual percent11ge rate-of the ""l~li111: FHA loon ls j~ •µ., H you'r'fl re n!in1; ~ :>lop -CA LL NO\\i! Secluded Country Fixer Upper located in llic back bay arc11 o!NCl\ijio11 Beach on 1,, acrt'. 1,.caluring 2 hon;(' rorral11, enl'los«I lanai overlook ing hcauflftll swimming pool . The 2000 sq. It. rrsidence llC('d.s fllllnl and elhow gt'(';\!if', bu! 1vhll.I a price o\\·ner \1•ifi finance at 1\~'.i. Call today. 1ncome Fixer lipper $17,750 LocnlNI In Cosrn l\1t'aa this 2 bedroom ho1ne 11H1 on a huge R-2 lot for 11.ddl1 iona l unlt11, or rtnt out rile eJ:l11ll11R hOU!IC and Jet It pn.y for 11.@rll. Owntr :lnxlou~. make •11¥ orrcr. -ra rr ~ · OltAN(jl COUNTY'S LA14lUT 2629HARBOR BOULEVARD 546-8640 --·--' • • -~ -~ rO I A c 1tr t rs. · ·• I ll':lJNNING Sprinl(~. n11n .... ·I 1 n1w'-c y:ird f111111 k lmc.1<. THI·; SUN NF:VF.11 ~P.'J'S on I l!:IO N . rt Bl d C 111 e r~S.1290 • ~ll'., 2 bu .. l'tJlllP l11n1 ·. low NcU•r ~hool5 .ti ru rk. s:H.800. DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS1 ~1~7m Cll l)O r::-.·~ .. "'st4.00-i I PIWr-,vANT ADM ~:i-SGiS · 1nr .. eMy tc1T114, 192-34.23, good 1ennJ11. 540.6337 · \. "rHE'REAL R ESTATERS I ' I ' o,... .... 1.,. tlA l :JO , .. I • • / f.,•21 OAllV )U.Ot • , ' Saturc!aY, J'" 6, 1970 ' , I MOUSES FOR SALE ·I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSE~.!OR SALE I HOUSES FOR S,t.LE HOUSES FOR SALi! lliOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FORS~-HOUSES FOR SAL_I! . ,°""9rol 1000 OtMr•I 1000 Oenorol . •OIO Oenorol 1000 G•n•r•I ' 1000 O,...rol 1000 G-r•I 1000 G'""rol 1000 Mesa Vento 1110 ----* YOUR CHOICE * OUTSTANDING \Yestclitr 4 SMroom hOmc w\th 3;,oo ,,;q. f;. of living ~cc nnd --a ear vara.gc. A bc>auliful home d~lgned w1tb rvu.ry oon\'enlc.n~ Jor YOW' oomJon. Art exctplicmal ·buy. "'5.000. ·-BAYCREST $45,000 Atlractivtt 4 Bedroom hon1e \\'ilh family room and i;ep. crate dining roont Nit:e yard, CHARMING Baycresl 4 Bedroom, 3'ii ~Ill hOme. Custom built by Ivan .\Ven... Nttmt!l'()Ull eKV'all In. eludWg f(>lrkllog pool, TWO ON 1,;0T 3 Bedroon1 home Jn front, 2 Bedroom house in rtar. Plen. ly (If space to build more on thfs larg~lot. $37,000. lakes it. JERRY FIEUD. CHARLES ARNOLD Associates JOHN COURTNEY -ROBERT HALLEY 38S E. 17th Street, Costa M11e RE AL TORS '44-n55 i ~ General 1000 General 1000 .~1------~ e OPEN SUN. 1.5 e ~ Flt-st i"t'·Mle. Builder's n1os1 popular model. Sell out when 1st offered? 4 BR, split·IC'vcl ~ S1>anish r.tocl. Inunod. pos-1 e;c&.,. Asking $74,950. 400 Windward l ane (oU Tustin bet. 22nd Ii 23rd) • • Open Sun. 1.5 e BEAC H HIDEAWAY RUl:ili<', beamed charn1. ~BR, 'ti. & bunk room J.blk. 10 ;~ --tw>ach °'vncr w/hclp finant FOR SALE Open 2150 Vista Dorado Bluffs, Nl'\\~I Bench 3 BR, 211' BA, huge living & din- ing room. Large greenhel1. call us, Can show anytime. Also, Houses to le8Sl'. Lachenmyer , Re.1ltor r/Jarr~lt pre6enl6 A Joy Forever 133" HAMPSHIRE CIRCLE Beauty that will charm and delight you · in its Oriental garden setting. This distinctive custom built home has 4 Bedrooms, pecan panelled entrance and dining room ,, famil y room, wet bar, laU1 house and 3 car garage with bonus 10x15 room that could be finish- ed as 5th bedroom or home office. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 2 to S Bay crest 1507 LINCOLN LANE Beautifully kept family home-light, bright and spacious. Sunken living roo1n. dining room and large family room, 4 bedrooms and 3 baths. Large landscaped yard with separate area for pets. Bill Bents. OPEN SATURDAY 12:30 to 5:30 Most For The Money 389 SANTA ISABEl ~ 2 story. 4 bedroom, dining area + break· fast nook and family room. A perrect garden for children. $43,950. Plan to visit Jea n Rit- ter. SUNDAY 2 to l Office Open Saturdays & Sundays PETE BARRETT REAL TY 1605 Westcliff Dr •• N.B. 642-5200 J3 20·Seaview CALI. 6~&3918 Eves. 6#.lS.SS General 1000 General 1000 "-OCEANFRONTS 4 BDRM A1e1a Verde North. WEATHER OR NOT . IAY VfEW BEST BEACH BUYS 13).400 loen usumable &t HORSES R·2 Lot ............ $45.000 5~%-. Landsceped patio. The home with the elegant enclosed atrium, \vith a 14.1 beamed ceiling and translucent roof. 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. famlly r oom and large kitchen with breakfast area. Beautifully decorated, VIEW wo . $89,000. SWIMMING POOL -3 Bdrm. home •••••• $49,950 Ov;ner's rock bottom prioe OPEN SAT. a SUN. 1-5 ""•"'• 4. ~ "'· ..... $59,000 ~127..;;·000=· =5'=5-=17(11):::;;===1 1'71 MESA DRIVE Triplex 3. 2 & I Be .•• 182,500 1115 Ai>prox. 1,8 •crts _ Rainbling Waterfront home ..•• $80,000 College Park t"llnch l!tyle 'hom", 3 bdnn. \V11terl.i'ot1t duplex •. $85,000 --------- den, formal dln. room, Bayftont lgc. home .· Sl25.000 PRICED \Vay below ap- brealdast room; elct. ·btt.ln BALBOA BAY PROPo praisal for quick 'sale by ,_,,,,.__ try I · 67).7420 owner FHA or GI financing LOCATION 2800 plus square feet of comfortable living in this 4 bedroom home on a 50' lot on incom- parable UDO ISLE. Near clubhouse and ten· nis court. $7,9,950. ,;:i.,.,"'n, pan , ge, tcrv. 1-'ii"""""""'"""'-iiiiiiii•I po1'Ch, 3 cnr gar., work.shop 1• avail. 4 DR. 2 ba, fan1 PLUS Ige. 1 b<tnxi. JA!p. guest TRADE YOUR HOUSE nn, bttns. w/\v c:pt!I & drps, botae PLUS Jge. sep. pool FOR THIS! beautUuJiy decor & lndscpd bath w/bl1 it Mrs stall show· ~1 Acrt Country Estate v.Vfrul1 h-ees. 548-8'F.i3. ers -SEE TO-DAY. . 3 Br, 2 Ba, 18x36' Pool, hors. NEWPORT BEACH es or unlts OK in rear. Coun. ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors BAYCREST OFFICE 646-15SO CHALLENGE u-y style living in the city, Newport Beach 1200 1430 Galaxy Drive, N.B. --YES. we challenge you to Near new park. Asswne BEAT HIGH "!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!lfind two more immaculate 6t% loan. Ov.·ner/Agent. INTEREST :;;: & beautiful homes on to-5*9-177 or 642-500'.I. Don't let increaslnsly inflat. 1000 day's market. ed loan ra1cs, taxes, etc., #l -4. bdl'm. 3 baths, artis-l ketp you fron1 enJ'ovln .. lOOO· General General FOREST E. . .... Coste Mtse 100 ~ .... llc:<wy decorated. Heated & your OV.'11 home! A duplex liltered POOL, beautiiully I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. \\'ill nleet .~ keep pace with landscaped, completely encl. I 1 lhesc costs, plus reduce JJ5 x U& lot. This will suit ~ ~ your net monthly payments; lhe moat discrlmluating buy. ~ .....,..-or provide investment iJl. F.OREST E. 0 L s 0 N 0 L S 0 N loo, ReoJtoi. Inc. RC'll.llors DELUXE 4 UNITS full pJ-il'C $4-1.000. fllr Jx>\O\\ ttplact"men! cost. Up.to-<lntl' s1 UCC1). Less than 10 years young. t bedroon1 and 1 bed· room unit~. Deluxe kitchen \\·ith built-ins. Carpets and drapes. Alley· actts.<; lo ('()\'· crcd garagell arid addition- al spaces. Highly desirable rental a1-ea 1 1,~ mile.'i 10 beach. Enrns $500'.l per yca1·. Renls :ire too low. Sel' t?· -day!-otai-- VERMONT COLONIAL er. con1e-. Coo.sider the bonuses a:i -3 bdl'm. 2~11 bath, 2 STOP in this contemporary duplex fireplaces, elect. blt·in kil-SHOPPING pne block from beach: 3 br's cbe11, newly painted exter-and n1ove into thls sparkling & 2 baths per unit; S\vedish ior, idea•tamily hoJ,ne for the Mesa Verde home. SpaciollS frplc's; oiled walnut cabi- Young-Big-Bt:autiful YOUIJI executive -I'RlCED 3 Bcdrn1 & family, custom ne!s & all-electric bltns; Giilnt 2 story colonial. 5 mas. at $59.500. carpets, shutters, drapes <:urpets; large patio & deck. slve bedrooms. 3 ba.th.s. For-''C'' THOMAS and vinyl floors. 15 x ll Price of $54,000 equab> cnly mal stairense to 18 ft. mast. Screened lanai, all this on $17,000 per home~ Owner er suite with huge 14 rt. Realtor a quiet tree Hned cul-de.sac (n4J 642-32'16. \1·al.k • in closets. Delwce 2'.!.J \V, Coast Hwy, 54.S.5;;27 for S30.750, ~XisUng 5%% · --BLUFFS kitchen with all built-ins. Newnnw Beach. E,.. "'""' ""-" '" loan can be assumed Call B 0 ,....., ............,.. 540-llSl · Y 1.1·ncr Colonial dining and bu g e ' 4 bcdnn, 3 bath 101vnhouse fan1ily room. Unique 19 ft. s · model. upgraded through. \vorkshop for Jti.i:d. Nestled OPEN HOUSES Heritage out includ!ni; an. electric in a quiet cul-de-sac of lo\v. THIS WEEKEND kitchen, Kodel ca,.,....tinr. U ~ 1 b .lEJ~TOIU •r- {'J" irees. n.,.,a a 0-:J'./SIJN--fmm-l C~r:=~=====~~11::lotu.......draJlC£.-shul""'ol--day at S44,000. Call Now! 3042 Country Club Dr. hard surface flooring & "~dlJ Across strttt fronl goll paper. Vie1v of Back Bay. $-t!l,500 ·~S60 Ne\\-port Blvd., C.l\t (nr, l\lilJl.ircrll<·. Cdl\!l -~ I ;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J---------t 645-0303 1---'1!-11a 1-p;nchm-&-·Assoc~· M.LEEASASJ;DQErTMAIOfiR __ I' ·-TWO-FOR--ONE--111'l_lj"""'r llJvd,_ C.M~ - REALTORS IRVINE TERRACE · Buy this new 3 bdrm, 2 balh, al Harbor Center 645•0303 course, neat 4 &. lam. ~lod-Large balcony plus covered ~ .. at .Harl>ar £enttt_ __ ..S_!".fl, loW ;_~ous w/pool· ASSUME 51!.1 % Joan, on large rear patio. Separate dining 2299 Harbor Blvd., C.f.l Mzed yard. Ctii:ii"Ce~Mesa.· ~~rtQ J.Qr. 3. bedroom, room. Priced below market iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.0.iiii ... •I Verde sectkm. !uU -price $23.500. Aaswne at $4S,OOO. call 644-1429 after . 3.1)()() E Coast HY.'Y. G7J-43D2 3 Bedroom 3 Bedrooms and family room 2 a.th I. . dining rm . and fa m. room • nc1v app ~nces -n1ove-1n ho wl Put U D ke BAY FRONT APTS. Newly Painted co•tclitlon -large heated me .th new.carpets t~ru-p On U VISTA DEL .LIDO VAC'ANT pool. $5S,S7;J. lc1~' land lease out, and. ive 11.•iU throw in a That's right, Some happy Pier & Slip available Sharp $29 500 • cal.I lovely Orie _bdrm. BIN kilch-family can move in right -Sl2,;;(I() AND UP 546-2313 ' CURT DOSH, Realtor ""· itnd dmeti~ aparlment. alter schOot is out. \\'ith a '1 ISC'IJ or LeaSl'1 Separate garages & ya~s, reasonable down payment, : George Williamson Excellent Asst.1 niablr fin-they can put up in the clean-~ REALTOR 642-&172 i-.:"..·es. 673-.J.tGS ;1ncing. Hurry!!! est & shatpest 4 BRi\of\1e rt 67~350 645_1564 Eves. 1730 \\I. Coai;t lligh1vay M . M. LaBORDE, Rltr. in College Park. Located on f 6·IB-05ffi Eves. rl40-ti.l.4 Duke P laCt'. clooe lo all ~ schools. The price is $29,500 !f "'fle111 Mou.ses (4 Bedroom) ::1u~~~~e~ ~~m;~o:~ l/J II l 130 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. Sellers will cam ·2nc1 T.D. 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) Call """' ' ... ** 11 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) N.B. THIS WEEKEND 675-3210 (Sat. & Stin.) 1535 Dolphin Terrace. Corona del Mar . 883-0700; 644-2430 (Sat., Sun. 'Iii 9 p.m.) tfeep this N ndy dlrKtOf'f wlttt .,.. tW1 ... m11 .. fOll ~o hO•M l11111tln9. All the foutf•11$ llstff Mlow •~ dC'scrlbed 111 gfemr !Mtoll by o4Nfftl1ln11 tlw- whtre 111 toffv"t DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. P.W.n• •llowl"9 ope11 ltousn for sole er te ~nt or. 11r!Jff le list 111eh h1fon11otio11 111 thl1 col111M eocll Frld1y. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 2235 \Tista Ilucrta (Bluffs) Ne\l<'port Beach 644-2422 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1437 Bonnie Doonc <Irvine Terr) Cdl\.1 675,3000 (Sun 1-5) 51 l Santa An a, Ne\vporl Beach 675-4930 {Sun 1·5) (1 Br & Family or Den) 2030 Port \Veybridge, Corona dcl r-.1ar 642-8235 1Sunday) 200 E1nerald. Balboa Islan d 675-3331 1Sat & Sun 1·5) 1319 Bonnie Doone . Corona de! fl.Tar 673-8550 (Sun 1-5) 434 Vista Grande !the Bluffs) N.B. 673-8550 1Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) · **106 Linda Isle Dr. !Linda Isle) N.B. 642·8235 !Sal & Sun) 2039 Irvine. Costa ~·lesa · 644-4910 1Sat. 1-5) 720 Narcissus. Coro1la del J\lar 675·4497; 644-1234 /Sat & Sun 12-5) 519 Santa t\na, NC\\'porl !~eights 548-1290 (Sun 1·51 *512 l..arkspur. r.orona del l\1ar 675·2723 1Sat & Sun 1-7) 2616 \Vay Lane (China Cove) Cdl\f 646-2414 tSun t·51 388 IJel hl:ir .'\vc_, Costa l\1esa 54;.8424 !Sun 1,51 375 Esther. Costa t>.1esa' 675·4930 (Sal 1-5) 2524 Holly Lane, Ne\vport Beach 545-9491 !Sun 1·5) *2227 Donnie Hoad {off 22nd St.) C.M. 646·881 l (Sal & Sun 1·5) (3 Bedroom & Family or Den) *2006 Tahuna llrvinc Terrace) Cdl\~ 642-64i2; 673·3468 eves. (Sat & Sun 1·5) 3057 Carol>. N.B. (Eastl>Ju[fl 546-4HI !Sat & Sun 1-51 *-1~27 ~aJate~ Terr.J!rvi~-~ Terr.) Cdf\·1 .Jl73·6900 !Sat. & Sun. 12-5) ~ Aliso !Newport !·!eight s) N.B. 673'6210:-675.-0098. , • {Sunday) 3139 Sumatra Place. Cos ta ~lesa 546·3330 (Sat. & Sun. 1 ·5l *1':433 Bayside Dr .. Ne\vport Beach 642·8235 {Sat. & Sun.) 2215 Atahaf Eastbluff. Newport Beach f.42·8235 (Sat. & Sun .)- 1927 Santiago (Ba ycrestl Newport Beach 644-4910 · !Sat. & Sun. 1·5:30) 104 Via Vella (Lido Isle) N.B. 2015 Galatea (Ii;vine Terrace) CdM 644·49!0 · !Sat.. Sun. 1·5:30) 2108 Vista Entrada, Ne\vport Beach 644·1429 (Sat. & Sun. 1·5) 1824 Highl and, Ne\vport Beach 675-5726 · /Sat & Sun 1-5) *2894 Clubhouse Rd (Mesa Verde) C.M. 545·0465 (Sun 1-5) 415 22nd SL (Back Bay) Newport Beach 675-5726 !Sun 1-5) *140 So. Bayfront, Balboa Island 67S.333t !Sat & Sun 1-5) 419 Colton. Ne\l'port Beach 675-4930 .(Sun 1·5) (4 Bedroom & Family or De n) 424 Bellvue (Btwn L & M St.) Balboa Penn. 675-4600 !Open Sunday 1-4 ) 389 Santa Isabel. Bacl< Bay. N.B. 642-5200 (S unda y 2·5) 1507 Lincoln Lane, Baycrest. N.B. 642-5200 !Saturday 12:30-5:30) 1334 Hampshire Circle, Baycrest, N.B. 642·5200 (Sat. & Sun. 2-5 ) 1606 Antiqua \Vay (Dover Shores) N.B . ,675-3210 /Sat. & Sun.) 1921 Santiago <Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8~35; 675·3210 !Sunday) 1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. 646·1550 (Open Daily) 11 12 Nottingham (Westcliff) N.B. 644·49!0 !Sal.. Sun. 1-5:30) 877 Sandcastle tl-larbor View Hills) Cd~1 644·4910 {Sun. 1-5:30) 9688 Lamora Circle. Fountain Valley 968-2687 iOpeu Daily) 71 12 Starlight Circle, 1-luntington Beach 842·3548 !Sat & Sun 1-5) 2848 Carob (Easlbluff) Ne\vport Beach 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 9342 Pie r. Huntington Beach 842-669 1 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1842 Irvine (Baycrest) Ne\rport Beach 646·7755 !Sun 1-51 *1801 Sandal\vood (Baycresl) N.B. 646-7755 !Sat & Sun 1·5l. 38!;3 Humbolt. Huntingtbn Harbour 842·669 1 rsot & Suh 1·5l 216 JUn~s Place. Ne\\•port Beach 642-7000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) (5 Bedroom & F1mlly or" Den) ***1014 Polaris. (Dover Shores ) N.B. 642·8235 (Sunday) *1530 Galaxy (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235 !Sat & Sun) 2507 \Vindover (Harbor Vie\v l~ills) Cdht 675-3000 '· ·(Sun ·1·5\ **:!::: 16 Linda Isle Dr .. Newport Beach 675·4930 !Sun 1-5) *2012 ~1arlin \Vay. Nc,vport Beach 675-4930 (Sat & Sun 1-51 !6 BodroOm) **60 Linda Isle Drive !Linda lsle) N.B. 644·4910 (Sat.. Sun. 1-5:30) • COATS & . WAllACE REALTORS -5~141- {0pen Evenin9s) \\'11lk to sdiools and shoi> pin;:. A fun honil' for 11 large' f<im· ily. ONLY sa!J,500. TO INSPECT -673-8,jj() 4 BR. beauty: den, a;n.r;;;-., :.; baths, pool. Easlside C.l\I. 1 2 FOURPLEXES; fix up & build !'<]Ui1y! I 12 UN ITS: '2 I3r. ca . Pool. Costa l\ll'sa fi UNITS: Eastsid" Costa l\lrsa 6 UNiTS: Van Nuys. Ex· change !or Orange County Fortin Co. Rl'altors &12~5000 ~ 517 • S17'h BEGONIA A duplex huy you should sec? Front (ideal !or owner) 3 l:JR. 2'Ba .. 1no<l. ki!ch .. xlnl rond. Re:ir !l"lltircly scpar- ;i.11-1 2 Bf{. cotnpll':!rly furn .. ishcd, Chofrt' renlnl areoJ. orl"anside or Hwy. Inuned. occupancy. Very COOJK'r:l· livr-01\'lh'r, Askh1i:; $•19,750. See LI today & Sunda,y. Gl;.3000 Bay & Beach Rlty, Inc. 2 HOMES 4 Bedrm + 2 Bedrm on 01\f' lof 11·ith garagt>s. A real buy 1\·i1h good Un- anc!ng. Cal.1 for ;ippoinL lo show. Lachenmyer R ~alt<'.- F S I t' B 3061 c b St t $14,200 loan, ms mo pays 6 pm for appointment to or e ec IYe uyers View home ·;:ere ~=bluff al}. Also available with new view this outStanding house. lo1v do1vn IBA Jaan. Call Open this Sat. & Sun., I to 5, and Jamboree Roads inter-\\'ho·can afford. the very best. sect. 4 & Fam. Rm. over. Homes v>'ith a "Forever 540-ll51 Heritage Realtors. 4 BR-l BATHS Niew" in excllL<iiVe Dover looking Back Bay, Untv & I :!~""""'-!!!!!!""'""'-~ Shores. 4 Bedrooms, 3 balhs ti-Its. ESI'ATE SALE. Cozy co't· plus Po\\'dcr room. Large 3143 S•moa Place tage, Fixer upper·_ 10 be ramily room with fireplace, Owner ready for deal-has sol..:. in "as is" condition. overlooking enclosed land· bought ano!Mr home. 3 & Back Bay area -good-sized scaped inner courtyard with Fam. Rm. lge. block fncd lot. 3 Large Bedrooms, 2 a large pool. Carpeted and yard. Needs carpets & paint. baths, hrdv.·d floors, carpets \\'all papered_ ready lo move Sat Only. & heavy shake root. FHA right in! $108.400. 466 E . 18th Street or VA terms avail. Call l•an Wells & Sons a ... , fomily home. 3 BR, 2 :!,';:,'?.' South """' ReoJ 1 BA. Hdwd. firs, huge cov. patio, completely enclosed on 3 side. Quite diUerent. SUN ONLY. 541·51&0 (llhl' tlnfl'lllthdb!l LlEGE REAlTV l500Adllns at H11bor,CM. NICE HOME FOR CHILDREN 3 bedroon1. 2 bath, family room. 1''encect yard. Sepa1·· ale patios. Assun1e 5~1 'i'o FllA loan or get new Joan $26,000. 64.2-0398 or 83.1-5-123. 216 KINGS PL. Open Sat/Sun 1-5 Rooni. arrangement provides great privacy. BONUS roonis are a studio + hobby room . Protected patios for sunning & entertainlng, \Vet bar in lo\1•er suite. Other features incl. all elec. kilch. 2 Frplcs. Elec. gar. door opener. NE\V w/w carpeting. ALL this for only $41,500. \Vttkdays by app't. Call: ' · ~ffi. ROBINSON Davis Realty 642·7000 e OPEN HOUSES e 415 22nd STREET (Back Bay) SUN_ Only 1-5 ZonOO for horses. Over ] .. Acre. comp. fenced. 3,000 Sq, ft. 4 BR. 2 Ba. + sep. GOO sq, ft. cntertainmen1 center 11.·/bath. X1nt ®nd •• a rare find! 1824 HIGHLAND SAT/SUN 1-5 VA No Dov.•n 4 BR. 2!~ ba, CloSC to Mar· l'HA l.oir Down lncrs Schoo!: $39,000 • And 3 bcdl'OOms, largii fenced y,·orth ii~ yard. For sale by 0"''nCr Scenic Propertic!l 67!).5726 $21,500 Phone e\·enings and DUPLEX 1veekends -673-6568. WATERFRONT Newpor t EAST si de location J bnn, DOCK FOR BOAT at l!~ baths. Xlnt. cond. 2-<.':lr Live in one, rent !he oU\Cr, _2 garage, 80' 1\ide lot. S22,500 & 3 BR .. A-1 condition, pafio Fairview Min. 10% do"'·n. 2:)3 Rose I s, sundcck. Dock your boat Realtors 646-8811 Ln .. C.~t. 6,l&-2896 in f.ront. $74,500 .. 7681 Etlm••" • BDRM, M"a Verne Nocth, -.: 1111111 8-12-4-1&; a.J0-5140 (anytime) $20,000 loan. aSl!umable at ri~lil 1..,;. ____ ..,_..,. I 5% 'i'c . Landscaped pa Ho, \ ENTER-NEED MORE vie\~, ow!ler·s full price ~ 'l I'! d J $28,500. 54:>-7700 MUS S s . p • A • c . E BY 0"•" -• BR ' I T ELL ' .... c., ;, .• HI. WILL TRADE TAINMENT BUT Fan1 rm, cov pa!. dc!ux . • • • \\'/eve~thing. $20,000 loan Bcaul!ful ... Roon1y Baycrest Have lo sell your sn1allc1· assumable at 5~4 c;(,, $33,900 custom built 4 Bdrm home hon1c FIRST. 955 Junipero 549.0504 011 a large lovely lot on sc. For You On this tlllUSUAI j\1ESA DEL l\tAR 3 Bedroom C'Orner home. Alley enlrant't' for ~t & r~tlror. ph~I! paved parking. A big S2t234 loan ls assun1ablc by anyonc. Cull 11011'. WORRY NOT ' . eluded !'!lrect. Xlnt loan pro. BY OWNER \ ision. 548.()773 We have a :MOO sq. ft. lu«ury ho1ne "''ith 4 bedroon1~. J OOths and 3 car garagl' - JUlil steps to park. pool and tennis to ... TRADE FOR Small er nl<·e hon1r in Costa i\lesa or Ne\vport Beach. CAlJ, US 673-8550 '1'.>' THE REAC ··'"'-ESTATERS •• f \' Vacant 4 Br, 2 Ba. [rplc, trees. FHA or VA OK . $25,900. 548-7:>9'1. 4 BR . dining rm, bltns. frp!c, cpt~. drps. R-2 lot. 1903 Orange Ave. 642-806-1. O\VNER, Ne"·!y decorated :; BP.. As!tUITillble r l-1 A S22.!l50. 64~76~ art 5 pm. ,/ By 011·ner. 3 BR, 2 ba. corner lot. Jo intel'E'st GI loan 6o/", $26,750. :.-t'>-79'52 BAYCREST ExC'Cllcn1 location for qu icl living: custom 4 Br & 3 BA hotne. Spac. n1as!C"r Bdrm, lrg corneJ' lot. $7!1,500. Qy,•n. 1'1'. 642-7136 BY O\VN ER-Newpor t Shores 3 BR, 2 BA '.~. S1.11inl'g pool. tennis crt.~. steps fron1 beach. $2.3.:J()(l lo1v dn. Days 962-5931, eves 642-5917. Mesa .. D~i-Mar 1105 • BLUFFS 3 Br, 2 Ba, l , *IJhfJ.:P level. Vle\11 • &his, pool~. ... --·-..... 1----------l lt>nnis. !\ow $29 ,950. FOR Sale by own<'r, '.'11111 1 &l-J-4265. loc. close to .~l'hools. 4 BR B"~L"'u">°'T'"s-. "s;",,,"1-,,-,-,-.... -.,-1-,,-.1 or 3 & den, 1~.i, BA. crpts, Splil lev .. 2 br on Greenbelt, MESA VERDE clrps, bltm.. frpl c, fam din nr pools, l(!nnis clb. S25,500. $29,750 I rm. cov patio, dichondra 644-2·122. <I Bdrn1s., on a rorncr lot. la1•'n. sprnkler fmt/rear, h.'===-;;,,-,-=~- N , v•--l•a". .._11 k•pt. REDUCED: \Vestrliff-Dol'er l'\V shag cpts.: nice yard. •1 ,_ " '"· Vil! r. d 545--7090 agl! ._..,n o. 2 Br. 21-i Ne1v .paint, Close. to schools, -Ba .. Pool. Sa<'rilleo S28,500. shops & library, Now vacant BY Owner, 3 BR, 2 bn, ·Myers, 6~756. & asking a mQliest S29.750. Fam rm, cov pat, df!llL'< ~~--~---­w/eveeyUling, $20,000 loan ./ By owner. 2 brlrn1, 2 bathA a.!i~umable al 5V. ','Ii, $33.900 & dC!n: 1 yr. old. $39,500. •)1ksa"\'ir6~'.:Rcatir 546·5990 paid to loan. 95a Ju11ipero, 519-0;J0.1 , 614-4269. Newpoct l--"'B"'A"'Y"'C"'R:-.::E~S~T~- 2 BR TOiVNl-IOUSE. 1-iust ~t'll. All of!C'rli considered. 1110 ,~0-"_.,_,._. _..,_.._.~'7"-· -~ --------Newport Heights 12To Mes.a Verde ,, F•irvlew 646-1111 Large L/R, formal dining rm. 5 bdnns, and 3 pullman fa~ .. , and eam. nn, En· BY OWNER baths. BI N kitchen, break· $27,000 NO FANCY SLOGANS 675"3982 !Open Daily) *2048 Commodore 1Bavr.rest) N.B. 646-3255; El'e. 548·3797 iSAt. & Sun. 2·51 333 Catalina. ( e111>0rl Hei ghts) N.B. DUPLEXES FOR SALE (2 & 3 Bedroom) **4010 River Ave .. Ne,vport Beach closed fronl court yard. ASSUME 51/4o/o LOAN (1nytime) ~Vrooght iron fenced 16'x3d' Over 2000 sq. ft. &.auty nr, l8fi0 NcnvpnrJ Blvd., C.1\1. ""'""!i!'~-""!!!!""'-1 pool, set>Arate play yard. schools & shopping. :i BR, CALL 646-3m Eves. 642-2237 COSTA MESA'S Price1) undcr ffill rket at l ~ BA. din, area, ne'vly Just honest value; immacu· late, attractively design('(!, three bedroon1 and family i" one of Ne\'lXlrts fine~! 11rerui. MAny. ni:iny quaUt)I f('aluN>s. 0111.• of our best at 673·6510 !Sun 1·51 2930 Clilf Dr. 11\e wporl Jlei~hl•l NB 646-24 14 (Sat & Sun l ·Sl 1701 Port Abbey, Corona del Mar 675"3210 (Sunday) Illa O&Je, Cos~ Mesa ' 1--..c.;,.75"1930 Sat &-Sun-1·5) *1821 HolldJly, Newport Beach - 675"4930 ISat & Sun 1·51 454 f.;!"woqd Cir<te, Costa Mesa f\4$-031!11 (Sun 1·5l nn R~••.,,. ,.,,,Ill ..... 646-2414 (F'ri/Sat/Sun. 1-5 ) 506 Be,s::oni,a. <.:orona del h1ar 644·4910 (Sun. 1·5:301 517·5171h Begonia , Corona de! Mar 675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1·5J • **4010 River Ave ., Newport Beach __ 646-2414 • (Sat & Sun 1·5) UNITS FOR SALE (4 -2 Bedroom) 324 Ast er. Laguna Beach 673·3770 fSat & Sun I ·5l ' W<il2 1Sat 2-6) • ,.,, VALUE CONSCIOUS 7 Tht>,,. 1:1 a wet1.llh of fainlly lt\llng In lh i8 3 bedr1n 2 bath oonlCr 101 home With 1·0<1111 tor a boat or tfti1er. · Sunny kll~ticft'""Wllh st lirP yard in a ""looked for" loca- tion for fan11ly Uving. So Easy 10 ~ H ,Y(IU ttdl tl0\\1, -Only S31,:m. 64!i-71il e MG-2313 HALECRF .. 'iT $66,~. \\'i1h excellent lin-cleaned w/w car(X'ls & drop. A Fl!i\' PUCE TO t.TVF:! ~ ancln~ 11nrt termit, e.~. Int & £)(1. lnimacul:lle! :1 bNlt'001n, 2 hath, floor to M . M . La80ROE, Rltr. Gt:ANT 40 ·" 1:1 fn n1, rn1 . ceillng flrrph\Ct'. illod<'rn 61~ £\'Cs. 5.11.;).iiO Kitchen loaded l\'~h custo1n buill·in~ includlnc: dishll'll8h· HIGH l\'ll.lnut c.1bincts & bll-ins. t'T. Gli4Tt'nin.g banhvood ' Princlpak only. floors. U1th Snd plaster • on the hill 546--3»0 STURDY! ae~n as a~ Bed'rooms, Tri-level homt-. e-sooo DOWN vthls!le. OY.'ntt will ~1 n!A with mountain ..t.ke pool. ~ or \4 A -submfl on $24,l)J(I (bla<'k pl&11er) In MESA ()pen 1 to 5 Fri I Sat Pl"ICt'. VERDE. Lorge separate? 2719 Albatross WE SELL A HOME F11mily Room , Formal Din-4 Bcdnn. family rm, pool. EVER Y 31 M1NuTEs '"" ""'"'· r.n:c• 1"' 1.,.., Jean Smith Realtor W I k & L fnmlly lh•ing, ~.750. ' a er ee Cail No" ......... , 51S·Zlll 646-3255 just $49.!100.00. · C.ALL NOW---446-7171 10 THE REAL \'"'-ESTATERS -. ' " .. EASY TO OWN 333 CATAllNA 3 Big bcdroo<ni1, 3 bnlh~. Huge !Amity TCW'Hl'I, n1odcrn kilC'ht-n: vi11'1'. Might lease,/ optio11. Snbmlf. l7tJ Yr .ot1.a M 1 • • w...me.r rt(';i11~ \.o· THE REAL \'"'-ES'l'ATERS .oTHE REAL '"-F.STA'T'F:RS OPEN SUN. I ·$. 'Mmi r. un 1·6l • • .-Pool .... Waterffo111 2'IT'! HarilOr Dh·d. 11 Adoms , ,, ' • ,·•I tJ====================================:!.I ---------'. ~·15-!H!ll ()sl"n 'lll 9 P.\I ,. Llni\'l'n;1t.y Re11l!y 673-6.'itO 3001 E, Coast Hwy., Qi~Y .- -,-------~----;-:-~·-·------------------~----·----------~~--·-----~---~ • • . -. . ~111nfat, June 6, 1970 HOUSES-f'.OR-SAL-~HOU~S~E~'~-F~Olt-~SA~~~:!:::::~t!'t!Sl!!S :!'l'~O~lr==SA;~·!_:Ji:!!!D~US!!:l~S~FO!!!ll!:,!·~~'l'IOUSl!S l'Olt"SAt ffOl'JSU-~IHA't HOUff5';FOll SAi.i HOU51S FOR-SALE- DAIL V I'll.Of U OiiSiS ,OR SALi Newport H1ltht1 1210 Irvine 1UI Corona del Mar 1250 Lido Isle 1351 fountain Valley 1410 S.n Clemente 1710 General 1000 O.ner1I 1oao Gener•I ----------1 COME IN & SEE NEED -Over LookinCJ LIDO'S FINEST NEAR BEACH * OCEAN VIEW * AT ASSUME' 6 VA 4 BR, 2t4 BA, 2 f lOt)', 2 fpl'1, 313 ruu.ERTON AVE. MORE ROO""? Newport Horbor * VAlUE SpecJo"' • ""'"""" .. Jam. b11.1 .... Mastor bdnn 13· , (Nr. Irvine} Nicely klc. 3 OR. Here·g lbe 5pace for 1hl t.m. IN LOVt~Y CORONA DEL A 4 Bedroorn plus Fa1nily Uy room ~'ith tirepJacc, 28' w/fpl:. t.lkc oow lnalde &: I: poreh., alley i;orner w/ il.)' that needs It JOI)) 1q, fl . MAR 3 Bedrooro1 • 3 Baths Room Oiarmer on a 4S fool, l lliJl:e bat.hi. Jrld. carpet-001. 0....'l'ltr. 492-2663 I JJOme bay view. 1.&e. boat/ of luxury including a 25x30 2 PATIOS llnd POOL. Jo'or-lifl'ef't lo street lot. A de· ina, dra,pe1, b11ilt·lns. CaUJ;========= trlr. prkg. ~1any extra fca. muter su\Ct, 4 BR's, 3 ever and e~r view. Ui:hUul HonlC built a.round lot details 962-2421 San Juan I 1ure1. Only $35,jOO, Bkr. &1hs, fwnily room, dining ~.500 -10~" Down tt garden. St'parate Dining DICK BERG REAL TY Capistrano 1ru aiJ.6880 room, gigantic 125.xm su.nw for det•ll• 646 7171 Area, $64,9.iO ruu price, See '1"'1 BY OWNER EVERETT H. l\llOIAEL room. Brand new. Ready 101· Toda,)'! CALL 646-7171. • • BY O\VNER: 4;. 4 BR, 21 507 E. 8albQa Blv., Balboa your '37.990. On Quiet cul. $1500 DOWN Unique Four S.•sons SA. on pool Ci O'lliler sized de.sac. fHA & VA !emi=i. Medit, HOME-$49.000 kit cloM! to beach. S33.SOO. • 1Ml\1ACULA~ e \VIII move you In on an op. 2700 11q, 11. 4 BR·11, 3 car i'"lnanclng 10 ~uit. '493-l&rJ Open hoult' Sun. 438 Al iso TitE RANCH lion basis. \Viii lease at $450 gar .• ctli.<fr-:Me pdvacy. 9688 l!i'lf't. &: \\'k ends. J BR. charming" ho111e. S.18-5136 per mo. Lovely 3 br, 2 ba. Lainora Cui::ll', r .v. 714: __ rrplc., lam. or din. 1·1i1. Completely 11.'nl0del¢ home. 968.2681. Ca pistrano Beach 1730 Fruit trees & ·BBQ. Quiel • " SHARP-SMART 0\111\M' anxioUll to rr.ove to i1trcct. E•stbluff 124L DUPLEX ncii· hoin". Call for term~ & NE\V-<:uston1 3 I: 4 BR'.11. I-~-------- "' ~')Q n.·"' J d ! Bl"-E l MILE So. ol marina. C!!tn1 Only $29,:.00 SpacioW1 2 Br. 2 balh l'ach. app1 . !his ~'ttkl'nd 6?'.l.Oj()S. .,...~iB~khu~;, 0~· Ellls~t . T Rm + 3. Baths + 2nd AL KING ~ with Fil-cphu.-cs, bullt-in.s. S ycwi; ENJOY Privall' beaches. Las rlorer. 968-6743, 531.()llG kltchn. i,36,500. 496-3377. J ones Realty Inc. * OPEN * young, App't. only. tennl'I cr!s, boftting 3t RENTALS 67~10 675-0098 SEMPLE beautltul Lltlo !sit'. 3 Br. S•nt• An• H11ts. 1,30 Houses Fur nished By Owner·AssWlfe 6:J4% VA SATURDAY REAL ESTATE den. 2 Ba. huge Ii\' m1, • R-2, 2 'BR. RcnlOdl'lrd & SUNDAY :lSlS E, Coast H\\')'. 67a.2l01 extcn. panlg. bl'!n~. S5l ,j00 HORSES? Spanish Charn1er. $26,500. 4 BR. family rm. View By owner. 6T.>-398'l 2000 64>1446: ii no ans. 612.-0'.llO k ----1 ' ACRE. Pl:lrtly fenced. com. $251).. Ulil pd 2 Br Triplex, ask for Paul Herrick 2627 Bue eye BY O\VNER -Harbor View· Balboa Island 1355 plett" with old house. $25.lm iUndt!Ck, ~ntdmi pel s -EASTBLUF-F -Lusk. 1.lontccito plan >I • -1 and 0"-ner n1a,y help Un.. ~·elconie BY 0v.'t1Cr: 3 Br, 2 ba, fam 645-1070 •-ent BR, 21:: BA. ran1ily rm, SEAGOING SPECIAL al\C<'. Blue Beacon Bkr 64.l-Olll rm .. master br I study. ,.... fully drpd & crptd, lndscpd. Deeded full pier & fi011 1 . .t i F ULLER REALTY · · Ch arm Ing neighborhood. R~ "-" d k • b · k '-nd I ,., ~14 10os I ''''~""" {\(' .., rte· Bdrms .. 3 baths . ~l l.S.,. .-.-Rental1 to Share $31,flOO. Call &t2-3l97:,__ . 1 pa1 io: wilh Ol..'f'1:1n View. !Ol'. Pri{~d just abo1·e lot ::'========°" ASSUME 63 VA loan. 2 Corona del Mar 1250 S58.goo. Appl. only. 714 : ''allN': $131.500 Tustin 1640 OLDER woman to shalT Br, "' I gues! house. Ne11• I 833-lll.f or 714 :67H'.l~9 4 BR. HOME Jo1·r-ly 2 br c.~t. apl shag crplg. freshly painlrd. -. --Good fin.'inc-in'!, $59.~ OPEN HOUSE w/sam~. Own transp. Ap- $28,000. By owner. &16-0347 * -· * * * * UNEXCELLED VIEW 1203 N. BAYFRONT 11891 Bridgepoi't Rd T r p~x. $50 1nu. expenses. AU "THE BEST OF of Harbor &. ocean. Allr. • l•·•n< ,,.,.,1, •·•If, "'.'''· E 1· · LL~ u., pr1vil Call 962-5721 I NG " "' rk ,. xlrt'nlc y choi~·e Joca rion in -· -· ~y~at 1223 EVERYTHI " spilt level ho1nc on R.J. 5100 WILLIAM WINTON f'Xclusivl" Tustin r-.lelldo"'li. \VANTED l to 2 people, 18 • • * * * sti. ft. lot. Ideal for >I Apl. Realtor Ne\\• 3 BR, 2 BA horn~ wilh to 25, malt' or female, 10 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 2·5 2048 Commodore Rd. DO You Entertain? Sep._'U'llte. huge runipus nX>1n with bath & fireplace PLUS pool , Uirge cathcdr81-cen. ing li\'ing roo1n & lonnal dining l'OOrn, l Be<lrn1s. in1. n1aculalP. Imml'diare occu· rialX'y, Q\\·1ier an.,ious. Jean Smith, Realtor 646-3155 OPEN HOUSE unilit. $125,000. 2j(IJ Ot>e1tn 229 t-.lurirlf'. RallJOa lsland r1u11lly rm . kitcht'n. Crp!d, liha.rt' Ol..~an vie\1• 4 BR 1827 Galatea Terrace Blvd .. CdM. By appt, only. 67s.3331 ~·ith front lndscpg, •Prink-houl!C widen. $8.1 mo. Irvine Terrace Bill Grundy, Realtor ---lcr 3ystl'm. Fenced & ready 494-165.5. • * * * * 833 DovCJ· Dr .. NB ~-4620 Hunti!!,.gton Bea ch 1.~ for a. hap11y family. Nr-arby "SP"A'"c~1~o"u"s~r"1=oo=n=o,-p=c=;•=.-,=m= .. l Exqtfli-;ilr pa1l01.·au1ic Buy, I bt I • 8 Ocean. Ca1 ulina vie"·· OPEN SAT, SUN. 1..4 BIG & BEAUTIFUL cu iouse, poo .... act~ bath. Share l\'ith ooni;. .• ac· rark. ilY.L"tY Jar lhis one! Ii~. f"l'I. R.N. 536-2T2G-I L_a.r-g.e-nea100,-lil1ered --501 AVOCADO--Get-a load-of-this 1800 sr.tt: O S t & S 12 7 pool . . :I \argt> bcdroon1s Irvine Terrace. 3 BR. ~·iUJ 2·sto1)' bargain. !\!ASTER. pen a un • \\'ANTED: Apt or how;e. to 1 \1'ilh hugf' mastf'r bf'd-largp pario. $48.500 SIZ!::D bed1·oonu 1\•ilh sep. $27,995 shal'f', June l Sth, Call Shc.r-1 roon1 \nlh vit'\v: 3 bath-213 fERNLEAF arate vanity, 4 good·sizt'd VA 1-·HA or Convenrional ry 675--637~ fnia™=.ill~ available ·===~=. ~-~--room~ 2 1nbs l sho"•e1-s. 2 Br, vi<>\V, Xlnt finanr. R-2. bedrooms in 11 11. Spanish Dittttioliir So Rl"dl .11 WORKING Girl ro s har~ un· !"lora~·r and 'closets ga· e B ill Haven Rltr. tile t'ntry and.1'Qftf l\'ilh !'lee. · · on 11 • lumillhed apt O\·er 21 . • ... 1 . d' h he lf'ft on Srran1ol't' lo Dc\•On. """' ,,,,.7 1 6· · lo1't'. Lar,:f' fa1n ily roon1. 1111 f:. Coasl. Cdl>t 67~211 lr1(· uul l·UIS. is \\'BS r, ~hll't', righl on Dl'Vonshlre ,,,,.....""" a ter . vlf'I\' dinin,. roon1 shake-\l'<tll-ro.\\·aJI carpel'i. f'IRE· 1 hick to A'hb"•loo, c••ht' i\fALE 18-i:i. Santa~ .4.n11 ! 1"00111 . ;; C:.r .......... :.e plus China Cove Bay }o'ront PLAj:E. and load11 of r-.-:-.... ... ·--No"r ........ " 1 l BR " on Ashbu1:1011. J bl"k to Seki-area. $65 n10. Call aflcr "'orkshop. E."pensiwly ]and. ...... '"'" • s Y -tras. Only 18 months old. .. BA 7 r1replaCf's, bl I-ins. w 1 k & L gcporl. left I bjck 10 14891 4 pin. :-.43-1301 or :1114116 -Dover_Sh.~_r_•_s 1227 ~~f.le~yr of11;:;-1n ':i~~~ cp1s."drps.·balrony. !ropic:al a er ee Bridg<'port in Tu!iilin r.lr-a..WANTED: Roo n11nalcs l Y_ ----on Lo if desired. palio. bulkhead I e r r ace . do1•·s. lnialcJ 3Br. 2 BA ap1. 1 $2500 UNDER ''OPEN HOUSE" Sl28,000. Owaer·s off ice Rt'allol"I( -blk fnn bch $88 n10. :>48-0173 1 MARKE.T 213-4694i2.M:. \\'eekend 7682 Edinger A nahei_m _ 165_0 s1ablr Y'""' \i·onian 10 , SAT.-SUN. 12-5 71-l-673-&113 ;i.10.r,1~11 844!44.'15 l>Takr us prove it! Br.ANO E xclusive with LEAS!: \Vmi OPTJON TO share <"Ondon1iniu111 I NE\\/ slni;lr le vel townhouS<', SALISBURY REAL TY CA:\lEO Shore.s, ~ BH , 2 $17,900 . BUY. A brand iww l-BR ~100 mo. ;).li;...7877 1 :I Bdrnts .. 2 fuilhs. Sep. dill. 17141 67., .i:_,. ba. dun hoinc. J.ikc lar.;c 3 Bcdroon1 2 bath r-lectl'IC hon1c in lx!autiful Anahcin1 . I GIRL 21.25 to shar(' 2 Br. rni. r.·1nny extras. Only * * * ~* ,_* * Uc~ux apt, Braul1fu l ga rden, bltin rangtloven, FA heal, Buying a honir ls a bii .. ~P-.l in Newport. 673-l998 S32.9:i0 INCLUDING TllE p1·1ct>d bclll\'t' l..'OSI. 0 \'t'nct· fiOxlOO block.walled lot. Wall junip. Bl' Sutl' you have ati ti pin. 1.1\N D! DUPLEX 67.:i-:it!US ro wall c11.rpct.s, drapes. dble Lh · ht bo bet , '"'=~-c-.,..---,c.-=-cc BOB PETTIT, Re•ltor 1 than r. 11~. m~.,. ore you YOl,ING lady 11•/2 child1~n "SINCE 1!116" SOUTH-OF-THE ATTRACT. Honie + nn1v gerag('. payments css i;e1 obhgalcd. 25 ,11 of lell»C lo·sharc house or apt with HIGHWAY apt. So. or Hwy. Good Loe. ~nt . paynlf'nls to toward s Sl:llllf'for~umn1rr67i>-4138 ___ 833-0101 I Needs i·us1 a dab of T.L.C. Good lnt'Omr, Good., F"inan-1' purchasr p1·l1·r . Sc>c the *UNIQUE-SCENIC* _:,in,I!. By Owner. 613-&.JO.t. I borne al 2ll &rbara \Vay, \VORKJNG \\'oman ~ha rr Lot.~ of Yi'Ood paneling And .,...., Anah<!ini or i·all ~Ir~. hou!tE' 11·11h 11&nu•. $21 per Unrivaled Vlt'iv of Bay !: ri1~placf' in both units. Nice ,)-'O Poppy-Vir-il'. . n" a r 96.2-4471 ( i.:) 54641Ol1 k 641Hl61 l>ltns. V.'1 Pl i\'aCY. Spacious. IM'd.ch, 2 bedrmll. l1kt' llr'\V. Bynum ror l\lOrt' d('\ails a.,t r""=·~=·======== I nearly ne1v "Old \Vorld" yard and hig IN"cs. Easy tcrn1s. Own t' r. DOWNTOWN _:.1141 630--0760...:._ ____ _ ONLY · -• c bl 5 BR Newport Buell 1100 Contcn1porory w/ <.'Ollrt & 675-3428. Price redu1.-=o. ust t . BY O\\'JIE'r. 3 br. 1lrn. l',j --··------ atriu n1. :i Br's expandable. $40,000 I fan1. 21& ba. lg kit \Y/W.tns, 3 balh. "''"' cpt.s. drp.~ in· YEAR Lease _ :l· Broroom, 5000 sq It, "" ba. hi-~iJ. car car/alley. Prof. lndscpd, !.'ludrd Loar:i hl school a.n>a . 3 balh. der1. rxtra rocnn . 4 111•000 CALl. NO\V SIJ-8.jjO Balbo• Peno'nsul• 1·~ •·1101 f"" Ow -·-r 1ngs, car aar. . """ ~ or · .-u•. ner u .... .., · $23,:JOO aKSumr-:>o.,i,o;; GI olf patio. dbl ga r a g r-. furn. \Viii take sn1al1 housr-I 8'11-8507 Evei: 9fi8.1.li8 loan. 15"11 \\', J uno. 773-5453 l;(ardcn nitnc on or lx'fo"' or vacant land area. Q\vner ----------1 July 1;, _ S3.lO IX'r 1110, '"~7>19 WEST BAY AVE. B h 1705 r · Cha 1 , bd , ... _ Laguna ••c \Vritr-4031 Leland Rd .. . ~ BY OWNER DIGNIFIED nn"" ocw " 1·m .. ~. Lo;; .. ·mc. Ky. 40201 ~ Mcditr-rranean stylr: Block liJi'6 4 BR. J BA, forn1al din·g rn1. from ocean&. bay. Builder·s THE BEACON BAY -}.fodern 3 is !he word for thi'i crispy ~~ -4 B ' F I E•cl ,, .• lrg family r n1. S89.500. 1317 clean 2 Bcdrooni and dt'n. hon1e. top 11uali1y. $22,000 FULL PRICE BIG ONE ~t be~~h & ~i.rr, ·s;s.1:..0 r.tarinct'S Dr. 6~6-0-llB Open homf' tuckt'd aivay in dcsir. Bill Grundy, Realtor for this nice a.'I nc1v collage I Houllt' Sun. J.r,, 833 Dover Dr., NB 642-4620 only a minutes 10 lhe Blue Thal will hr your first ln1· "'k. Also 2 BR apl, $2";)() able Irvine Terrace. PaC'ific. 1\1odcrn rlcclric PITS~\on, \YllPn you sec lhls wk. (7141 673-:x>91 or (213) MINT CONDITION :i Br, 4 ~a. M & f pool, Jlan- elin~. PlPr.. kil. 01"ner, SSS.000. 1600 &l ntiago Dr. University Park , 1137 I RETIRED -OR An ou1 standing Corona. dC'I J\lar homf' for only $40.9j(j CALL NO\V -67?.-S:..'iO Newlywed, or a baby or two'! --BESTB UY!-- .Sce lhl.s doll houliC: c·han1. ) $49,990. FEE LANO pagnt' sh.ag, vaultt'ft hean1 3 BR. J t>n .• \\'ilh pool ceil., fir. to ccil. frp l., 2 lux-512 LARKSPUR wious ba's .. 2 BR.; bcauti· Open Sat., Sun. 1-7 fully lndscsxl. &: patio; (.'01'· ner loc. Swimming & tcnnii> privil. Bic~lr 10 shop'g.; F..-7. living At Its' best. $29,:lOO. e Red Hill Realty Univ. Park Ccnlt'r, Irvine 3355 Via Lido 675-2723 Call A11y1in1c 83.1.AA20 --CHINA COVE---I CINERAMIC VIEW Irvine 1238 Ovt'rlooking Harbor Jetty &: I----------Blue Pacific, a pleasanl & $25,700 For thi~ "eMy cRrr" 2 Br. vle1v unit. Wr alllO have a 4 BR .. \\'ilh lerrific leaire/ option. cxclusiv!' community, :: BR, large liv. rm. Lllls nl ~lass. Sund.eek, 3 garage$. $67.500 ki!chrn wit h cuio;tom carpels SPACIOUS 2 i;tory, hon1f'. TH 7>-3427. and drapes. Buy subject to BUILT ON 11,, LOTI-: THAT CANAL \i;..\TER1'·RoNT . C?nly $27,500 ,existing 5\4'1fi governnient OF'f'ER A SCENIC VIE \V \\'i!h beach. f·urn. or t1nf. !-;harp. -~ Bl~: 2 BA, crpld, loan at only Sl27 per mon1h o~· TH.E OCEAN. Of'tailNI Very nice J Br. 2 Ba. S400 !encro. VA/FHA tcn11s also. OR ·GI f'H.A cernl all "'ood ex!crior in classic mo. yr. Jsc. &al dock avail. LOW INTEREST HAFFDAL REALTY ne1v or s. W I k & L La~na archilr-clul'IJ styl. Graham Realty 6·1!~-2·114 1 842-4405 a er ee i11g. lar~e sun. parche~ en. BAYF"RONT. f'urn .. 1 BR 's : * OPEN-SUN~S-* CJOSN_l with post&: rails. up l down Besl location 316 NARCISSUS nealt~rs SPRA\VLING 4 BDTUl. & A~ail Jun i:i1SeP1 1~s15'Xi 1 Lovr-ly l BR. Now being re. 842-14:» 7682 Edinger ;i40-;,140 DEN r~R PLAN. ha I J)('r mo Or yrly lease $!50 dee. >.1nt location. !mmedL \\'/\v Cllrpeting thruout. Ex-per mo. 642-4062 afl 5pm. tile posses§. Onlv S43,950. 2 BEDROOM VACANT cilin!l:' island lypc kitchen. MORGAN REAL TY $15.500 full µri~. Electric ~~. Bl~~,l~;.~E G~~: W;;k1iff 2230 673.6642 6l!Hi<tj9 bltin r ange/oven. garbage .~=-~--.,...-~-~! disposal, f'A heat, carpets, DISP. & EXTENSfVF. USE ATI'RAC. furnished :1 Br. 4 BR, den, nr bay/beach. drapes, 60x.IOO fent:ro kit. OF' DEEP STAINED ?i1A· \Veslcliff Home. Adu 11 s. Boat Jdmp &. lennis club. doublr garagr "'ifh, rear HOCANY CABINETS. Avail June 22nd-Sepl 8th. I Appl only, Frank ' l\lanhall boat door. Open !ilaircase leads lo 2nd ~8-3642. ' Really 67:'J....4600 lcvrl. w/2 bdrm .. balh &!~========= DELUXE Duplex. Shor1 hlkill I LARGE: DEN, APPROX. 20 Bo1lboa 2300 Ocean or Bay. S·I0.000. StiOOO FT. \VITI~ DBL. SLIDING • I rtn-carr1c~ i•srlf, 2 I J : 962-4471 (:::,) 544-11 OJ I' GLAS."i \\I ALL S TiiAT PENJN~ULA Bayfrr~nl .. 1 BR 698-601:.! OPEN TO SUN DECK \V/ + n1a1ds qt1·s. Pir r_ Call . 6'/o LOAN OCEAN VIEW TH IS SPAC Ml'~. Staples (213) 19.)..i::i1J Close to bf>ach. 4 Bcdrm, lge J01JS HOME tS BEING VA. or f213l 7!}g..J642 l"Vl'S. Lido Isl• 1351 fan1ilY dining area, shake CATED l: Oistrcssf'rl O\vnc.r --· _.,.. __ --------'---·I roof. Home is in AA + cond. says ~ell lmmcd. for Legun1 Beach 2705 Q\vner IJ'ansf. r.lui;I sell. $'19 950 FULL PRICE I BRAND New Nord Bayfront. A k' $33 500 , -----·----~ s.r.. 5 Bf, 4'.~ BA. SE~~n~EADERSHIP 842-4466 LOWER A'TTR., vie11· hon1r. ~ean- p1e1· !· slip. Ar'f'a s hi-st Eves· 84z.2296 ON. PYMT. 0 .K. !!'ont 2 BR ,t,_ d('n ... BR, buy \1·/l'.~ financing on lllt · : TH E BEST BUY IN "'~hr/dryr, dsh"·shr, gar. e Bill Haven, 21J 1 E. Coo st. Cdl\'I Rltr. 673-3211 494-&ll i Sharp 2 Bedrm, 1 ~1 Ba Condo. MISSION REAL TY 491-1819 &.· 2nd. $119.000. Owner, RELAX I LAGUNA BEACll sm mo. lliC av11il. 9/12. ===========-~========-~· ~--6',;, Loan availablf'. LO\v do\\'n 98.1 So. Coos1 Hwy., La1t1Jna ========= Bay l1land"::;'.::==l:l:l:O:B:a~y=ls:l•:n:d:':.·===1:3l:O=B=•Y:;;;l;:s:l•:n:d:;s---~IJ_S_O iv1'h monthl y payme·n1s Jc~s ll Phone (714 ) 494-0731 L•gun1 Niguel 2707 • than rr-n1. Call ritr. Hoegt'C. OPEN SAT:SUN~l:-51 --------- C.~-O 4)-,., .( -Jl-C. ~C. e South Coa..'it Real Estate 4 LUXURY UNITS CO~JPLETELY Brand New. ):)\!::> l.'"U ~a.. ~ 1,:1(/ .. V rl45-S<lz.I 324 ASTER 1wimming pool. 2 Bedrm, I I C< </ BY DwrK'r. only ST.JOO lf01n 75X120 Lot-ne•r Be•ch lndscpd \v/patios. access lo The Puzzle ,with the Bu ; Ip n nUCIC e )'our savings 10 as.~uml" INCOME TAX PT!v ~ach. u;,a·.\C. Agent 5't% FHA loan. Lg 3 BR. SHELTER I 495-4&14 or 496-5791. O Recrronl)• the 6 11t1ombled WOids below IQ moke 6 .rmD!e _.di. Print lettel"f of- eoth In i1' li11e of squores. I R· E·T-0 R-R· I' I' I' I M Y T E S S I I' I I ,. · I I I I IPUDIST I 1-o,,..,.. 1 -rj -rj -..- 1 -r--1 The reason th~e roc k . . _ _ . 'n' roll combos are .so ....,,-=--::--:--:-::-----, young is that ff they were '-"-B~l~T_L~A_R~-.--11 ~Ider, '. h e y w o" I d be I I I I' I . IABENOC' I l"l"I I I us; .. r I' r 1· r 1· r r r ,~ r 1 C)~·-1 'IWI I I I I I I I I I I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWER IN DIME-A·LINE 1% ba, blliM, dsh1vsr, lrph·. Jkl..ancy Real EAi.air 2710 I cpl! & drJ>!I al Sl&l mo. -E C 1 S•n Clemente D '<'"° · . na'it ~wy., Cdr.1 lhcl~f'l!i all . s.m Arntrl r ,73-3770 _ • ------ "1-•802 I ' . *OCEAN VIEW* I Bv 0....•l'K'r -S;11·e $'21m I N~"\V \Vtnte waler Ot'l'1111 " BR, 2~( BA, 2 f11l's. Be I . c~anish l BR VICIV hOme!!. 2 Br.· 2 b«, • 4M ~" I au · f''>ec '>¥"' ' I 18 ·!O' II '~•~ 2 b 1'' Atrium P ayroonl, x · v. rm .. I========== ~· am r m. S39950 bl!n range & oven . 2300 ., xl!as. 01X'n . , 22·1 dl.shwnshcr. crpt. Bal1anced Summer R1ntel1 2910 fp. 6~ti FHA. 962-8484, 19 Po\~·cr. F'rom $27,950, 10% Sherborne Ln. 1 down. 1Da4 Noria. 49S-300610C._E_AN_FR_O_N_T __ S_"_"'_"'_'_' BY O"•ner. Asaumr 6'1:.i GI. or 492-4084.. Rental, nrw decor, 2 f, l near bf'ach, ~ BR. 2 ba. ---.-,31 500 e br's. New UsUng. 5101 Liv·g rm. Din'g rm, F'ani \Valk 10 bea°ch Channing Sea11horf>. 548-0387 or rm. Brick frplr, Custom ho1ne, landsca~ for prl· 673-5031. dr~. Cp!s. 962-8132 ___ VACV rr-.tMACULATE~ l;B~A~Y~S~ID=E:-;Dt-oc-.. -cL';doC:-, 'L';nd"'• I PRFSTJCE-BY O\\''NER PLACE REAL TY ~94·9104 I s l P I.· P" n I us U l 3 211 yr., 4 bdrm .. 2'• ba .• l 2969 So. Coast Hwy, wa1er1ron1s + 1,1rr-wa1cr ram .. •tc. loaded. As11unto: ! Lido honics I 6'1 VA. So16.~ 842-3."i.18. I Mission V iejo 1708 Bill Grundy Rt>altor 642-4620 BY Chl·ncr: LrJ: 4 br. l'K'i\•ly UDO lsle·View. 3 Br. 3 Ba. cr-p~~ & deco~: Assume.' 3 BDRJ'I, 1 bath. San Juan Home for July. Al~ 2 Br, 514 ,r-GI l~n. \\1U coiulder model, f'ireplACf', dining 1 Ba 11.pt., avail June, July, 2nd. 962-3833. r6om, Drapes. ShaJJ; ca.rpet, Au.a:. 673-3948 UY 0wl'll'r-2Brm., de-n. 2 bil., View. ~luat ~II. ll'IJIS!l"r· 2,;-;B~,-. -;Sl~ptt-76."""A-va~i'I ~J~u=,,.-el~. bit-ins. Ride bike 10 l"Cd. $34,000. 8J7·952l.a.U 1peci&l rate. Alao Jul.)'/ AIJL..I hf'ach. ~ dn, usume or "''knds. 2 wb SepL By wk. 67>6850, 6~% C.J. M:J.-U78 OWNER "'Mii help fiMnce 544-4~ aft 4 p.m. I BY 0....'nl".r; F"r11n ci11can 4 br + tam rm on view NEWPORT fsl \l/alerfrunl, F'ounlain . .f br. 2 ba. !% ~-lot. SJl.000. 831.-31163. f BR, turn. Pier & float. loan. ~500. 847-Il:lfi. -----Av~ll 6/27-8/l. $600 . ~---Lo1ke forest J709 673-tt'i6 Fountajn Valtey-1410 + -\VATER~'RONT B~aut. lrg ASsu~tE ~fY Gf"' lt.U.A. I ™TEITT·RONT llome on DupltJx. N\\•pl 1~1. BMt ~ BR s1mn. 'J\o.'Till~ •• .'\JSl., polnt Sl.000 tlown. 5 tlrlrn1. rtock . 673-18(11, 805: drps.. A .. 1 $8900 dn. ~7U6 A:. d~n!:H&-6246or13G-l276 681..&:!84, ---------- 24 YEARS OF . REAL ESTATE EXPERIENCE~~~ It's the SOLD SIGN thot counts WE SELL 100 HOMES PER MONTH LET YOURS BE NEXT •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Cozy Corner For The Horuy Set I! you \l'llnt horsea you n1ust SN' lhi11 l'OZY 2 Brt home + I bath. Thi$; ho1111' is \\·r-lt n1Al ntainM Rnd ha.'! roorn fo1· ridlni: lini; !h(-ho11:;c for lrN' 1\'hen you buy this 66x300 lol. $31,jQO ~16-.>l:IO A RARE PINO hut 11·r did it! Ac:1 no"·· 10111orrow nlAY be roo !alt'~ Hcc1ulr1ng only $1821 down . Balancr-i~ 1111 tl'K're pil.yablt' approx. S169 pe r n1u11th P .f.T.I, :I Bcdrmi> .. nleP liv!ni:; roo1n 11•uh used bril·k rirf'place plus lonnal diniru:: roo1n, in lhi.'! tovt'. ly l'Onclominlum. :J4fi.:>440 XLNT INVESTMENT POTENTIAL 2 lots S:1'x 11'> p1~.'1r'nUy zoned R·2. R·4 ~urround· ing arc11~. Cnutd oblain variance to R·4. Each lo! hA s liveable hOUSf' /)(}IV 011 ii dcvelopini; $260 IX'I' mo incumr. lo pi1y the bills un!il lhc units 11risr. 011·n. 1•r 1vlll l'Arry 2nd. Call now for lurther d!>tails. INCOME rRODUCU \\'Anna SO Ill @ dough '.' Jr'i; like banking your moll('y \Vhen you N""ceive !hose rcnl check.'! ' cach month on this nca1 11rll maintAillf'ff Tri-plr:ti:. Thl't'f' -2 Bcdrm~ 1.,1· S3J. 9.iO. S.1Wl 10 BEAUTIFUL BAYCREST A11cnlion: All Bt1yf'111! THE RIGHT INVESTMENT Is equal lo a Ule ttme of roil. Here's you r challl-r-and only a shOrt 11·alk 10 shoppifl&'. Chtt:k lhi~ )fesa Verde FOUR-PLEX. Polentlal incon1e, S60D pt>r month. Pricr-d ~.000. ~ WHY RENTI WHEN YOU CAN BUYI That's 1•\ghl , It takca just Lonking for cus101n fe11· S2200. do11•n lo purchase 1ur~s at a8S(!mbly line !his 3 Bedrm home. n~ prices? Thf'n you had best Iv crptd thruout . Large look gnili. l;vlng l'OOm 1v/[rplr., 11.ll 1:r~t S 0 LD ' 115 bl tin~. largr-family room. l1v1n ;rad~ per month pay1 prln. criti.. t>ath . 4 S. Lux. ury and rcalurcs too nun1- r1'0Ul< IO nlt'lll1on hf'l'f', at $~11,1:'4) llllh .i:t~', iiSSUlll· 11bl" lo1H1. You h:id IM'tler hu1·1~•. ir "'On·t la~I . JUST REDUCED 10 s20.;ioo. An exc'cllt'nl 11111.rtf'r honlt'. A real 1'0Zy :I Bdrn1 ' lx-auly in Apple pie order. <.;ood financi ng svailable and it beats renting. Call now !or fur. !her deta ils. 1·1pal, inlr-rcsl. 1a..~e!I, in. suran<:f'. CALL N 0 W. TI{JS \VON.T LAST• JUST LISTED SHARr Al A TACK Delightfully ~o z y is lliis friendly 4 BR con· temporary. Ca.Hf. mod- l"rn v"ith heavy shake toof. This spacious home. rncumpassell many fr.a· turt's for gracious liv· int:". It's big In the right pla'ccs and th11t'11 impor· tanl lo lhc ,l!l'O\\'lng family. F'HA. VA lcrmJ availl\blf'. Priced 11 t SJO. 7:,0. 546-5440 REAL ESTATE CAREER? Bri:innin~ Junr 22nd Paul·Whlt.r~rnahan \\'ill be startine 1 complc-le s11ll.•s training pro1:ram ~li:;nr~ primarily for 1\f'\\F people And includes all the 11racti1·1tl aspccls of llxlini:. financing, 11ppr11ising and selling of rcsidentisl real t'St!ltf'. lncludrs comrlctr Audio-visual rolor fil m11 sho\v lng ~xact1y how to .!lr ll real f'~!a tr. succes.~fully. DOUG WHITING LOOK! ASSUMAILE Need a four bedroo111 that is cle11n and ha! many "".'SOLD',. ... I~ u~ ovr-ly homo~"'' entry oltins. sha.k! 1:1 11. monlJI princlpel, lnterrs1, 1a.xl's t·. iru>Uranc" 11•ilh $8200 down. SPRING HAS SPRUNG ar lhh; pre!ly t~'O bedroom horne. II i~ 1clen1ifir.d with toweri ng lrl!ff, shrubs. \ti Acre nl land + guest roorf!, bcsldcll. makr.11 lhis IHI l'XCf'f1llonal v a I u '"· Ho~ OK, !10 ba11Jl' II g~s for S3.l9:i0. 5·H1.:11·10 VA NO DOWN room car•pets &. hall. 4 living Bcdrn1, closr-to schools, $26, • 950 full prlt>f'. Fnmlly roo1n 1>1 large • real' )'/\rd completely fcnttd. Call now-for dt'tl\il~ 546·5'1110 VALUE rACKED Thal'1 whal you will !lily . -. - 11•ht'n _ you !Cf' this lour bedroom and large FR. 11.5 exterlor and lnte1·lor appoinlments 1peak of comfort, ease and dignity. Inner cil-cle 1\1C!u Verd<> t\\'n 1tory. l<l.900. Full prier , -""' f 546·5440 THE RARE ONE 5 bedroom , forn1al dining Closetll galort. ' baths, room . PI u sh cpts. O\vner sayll must sell so redu(."ed the pricr- Slj()(]. Good locstion close to all '1(.'hools, S37,500. now only )46.&140 *Ell Al'PUL * rURSE Al'PUL Beautiful quality J BR &: PR home with i;rcat functional fl oor plan. Real pride of ownership in choice Mosa Verda location. 22Kl4 Separ· ale Hvlng room with fireplace, cpl • drapc5. Outstandins: rear yard. Priced lit $27,950. 546-5440 SALESMEN NEEDED CALL NOW! PAUL-WHITE---~ ·CARNAHAN Really Cn. 1093 ·IAKER STREET, COSTA-MESA 546-~o -. . l s . ' • ~- • RENTALS Aplt. fuml1hed O.nor•I - RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS ~ENTALS· I RENTALS Apts. furnllhocl Aptt, Onlurnlollocl _Aptt. UnlurnlollOtl -~..!!_"!"mhhocl _!.Jiit. Unfvml""" Gener•I .. Co1ta M.sa 5100 Costa 'Mesa 5100 Huntlntfon &.aCh 5400 Huntlntf'On a..ch 5.:400 1 e t SUM~lf.:R ~!'lllll &pl, s)l't'~ 4. On S.,yfront or. Lido Shop's. 1113 36th St. 613-l296 1~:'.ir:i~;~:~.~:~~~ ~DMr1 ~ LIST old Cloae 10 .chool.&, thol)5, • 3 Br, (rplc. \rklw, bcNll slor.. $Wlm'i: pool I tennia. Avatl. • famlly, cbUd. dogs OK. $32i. ' ~238.1. 611.:i ~ I SPACE STILL AVAILABLE , .................. . NEW APARTMENTS \1 • FOR fAMILllS WITH CHILDREN WW Consider A Pet HUNT. llatbOUr ... \Va«-rimt 2 BR. 2 belhl •·••· ·• .. · $2'1j [ w/'!KJ' dock. i Br. fa m. rm/ l! Bit 2 bathr ..... , ...• $.100 APARTMENT RENTAL LISTING SERVICE . $190 d " MS-238l I BR. tO\\nhou.~ ... ., , $.'\Ill Lii. rm. ' J BR. 2 ba ..... , ...... $.'ll1J NE\VPORT lleights.. Ava.ii. l BR. 1 be. •••. , ....... S.''.."il JUiy l&pl. ), Our 4 Bdrn1 J BR. 2 ha , ...... , ...• $.'l2j Large Luxury 2 Bedroom, I~ Baths • Enclosed Patlm • Electric Dlshwuhtrt • Laree Walk·ln Closets • carpeu •Drapes ftmily h<>rnf'. Olli &42-1458. • RED llll.L REALT\' I RE'NTAL) Univ. Park Center, Irvine HouHt Unfurnilhtd Call Anytime R33-082U -1• BR. 2\:i Ba, pr 1mr 1 * CoMPUTE~ PROCESSED RENTAL 1NP011MAT10N * []oMPLETE APARTMENT DESCRIPTIONS * CouRTESY LISTIN,GS FOR APT. MANAGERS "O''"'' Co1111f'I'• Mod 11111• tiful Ap1rhn111h." -~talftttOMI tullcltfl M•ll•lllll • Rllllge &. Oven • Private Laundry 'Room 6462 Warner Av•., Huntln9ton INch ST. GEORGE A~TS. * Mfr. 1424127 ~-~ 3000 J.!l't't>ntoelt Joceli?n, f4Ual 11~ RENTALS I l·rp111 & dfl'!, ~panlsh t1l r roof I.: entry llr'g, only I ALL TYPES yr ol<l. SJiD ren tal \.nclID. NO FEE TO TENANT uli(' of Vllla{:@·Park rec. lac. !162.·2411 Avail June Li 833--0i79 DICK BERG REAL TY I . 3238 .=,..-,-=~-:~---rv1ne $175--& Room. ,\'.;ar. fnrd yn l. --"''------';.;..;. R/0, l\'/W drps. Chlc.lrn & EXECUTfVE'S hoine Jor pf!I nk. s\cll\'t. Bk r. lf'a.sr. lllgh up in lh" hills 53-H9M. o( Turtle rtock l l i I: s . Slt'>-Lrg I Br. Hugf' yard, P&ll(lramic \·iew ot lhe e~ pr. children ok. No dt'posil. lu-e valley belo\\. 4 BR. AcO\'f'. Bkr. 114-6980. '! ba . Blt-1n \\'t'I bar. P~Meet sctt1ni; for entertaining or $12.>-2 BR lripl e:i.:. R/O, jus1 relaxed living. tennis reffil:, "''"., drps. Pt'l Ok. & swimming faciJ. close by. Activt', Bkr. s.»-elJO, Avail. June 15th. $57j P.fo . Sl.8.""r Util pd. Lri:: 3 Br, e RED HrLL REALTY e homf'. frpl. RIO, L'I'plJO. Univ. Pa.rk Cen1er. Irvine Blue Braoon, Bkr. 64:Hl111 Call any1in1e 833-'l"i2'1 I =='=~.O-C~--'--~,, $150-7 Br., 1'% Ba studio TURTLE RO<'k, next lo UCI. 11rit. patio, gar. pet ok. 4 BR. :i Ba.. tam. rm .. Blue &aeon. Bkr &15-0111 cplg. D\\'. ;o;tovr. 2 i;1y, :i 3100 RENT-LEASE <'ar gar. $35a Includ. pools, lt>nni:-. Avail. 8tt:i. Lse. "'-""· Back Bay i200 mo. 3 Bedrm. 2 balh; Alao 3 Bedrm. freshly paint.. LRG . J br, crpt.s. drps. bllns, cd in ~,eu Verde for S26<1. Sl4.J nlO. Complete privacy. mo. Al50 3 Bedrm <."Ondo c11u :'1.'li-118811. $220 mo. ~-==-=o===== 546-9521 East Bluff 3242 •••••••••••••••••••• 3351 4100Costa ~·• Phone 642-4656 NOW ACCEPTING LISTINGS ----~-------RENTALS Houses Unfurnished Costa Mtsa Lido Isle tnerritnGC W00d5 1oC..:.:osc.::t•c.::Mli;.:::,;aao __ ,;,;Sl;,;;OO N•wf!!I! 8"ch' ~ "5200 SPLIT Lewi, 2 BR, crpta. 2 BR. 2 Ba. Wonderful view, lu•h lencl1capin9 w/ JS' Pine tr•es, sperkling drp1, bllns, l iJ Ba. no pets. New, Ovtrk>okinc Back waterfell1, bubbling· streems & serene ponds '28&'i l'lfendou. Or. 54>-5421 Bay. Frplc, cbbwasbr. $265 m•k• Merrime c Woods the piece to live. These AVAILABLE JULY lST m&:-145 DomJnco Dr., N.B. I & 2 BR, 2 BA, furn. or unfurn. epts feetur• 2 Story 2 BR (1 ki!lislze) C&ll 54;)..1260 or 515-S.S35 e ir-cond, self-cle1nin9 ovens, beem ceilings, 1\S BA. Fireplace. Freshly 2 BR. 2 Ba. Wondertui view. di1hwe1her1, priv. 91re9e w/storege, elevetors, painted. N'1v epll drps, New. Overlookinr Back • J BR. So. Patio. Cr:pi!. * NEW-PLUSH * 108• therepeutic pool, 1wim pool, BBO's, BH-in1, diJhwuher. Private Bay. Frplc. dshwashr. $355 tlrp~. bltns. LA!asc {adulti; seunas & e lovely c I u b ho u 1 • for your patio plus COOL POOi. & mo. 1'45 Domlnco Dr., N.B. unlyJ $300. 673-4063 or C213l enj oym ent. recttation .I: laund.r)' rooms. Call 645-1260 or 67!>-5535 62S-'280& / $185 mo. ht & last plus OCEANFRONT 2 Br Lower 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED APTS. Adults plH•• • From $140 """'"' dqmlt. 549-0674 !>SO yrly, "'""· wm m•"<. Huntil'.lgton Beach 3400 "lllE SEVILLE" 5009% Seuhcre. Patio, pr. ADULTS ONLY' ND PETS N•w 2 Br. 1\1 B .. "'•"· Avail""· 21.1: 24&-1>21 $260 rt10 ON lease, Sparkling I'~ Adul'· F-~ · wv. ""· ,..,..,., pnv. .1 SPACIOUS op• availobl• 1 BR. :t ba, fam mi, dbl ---' erp•· d .. ~ pd • ' h;;i;;;;T'Aic-----;::========'I Y11..1'1.I. ..... rpa ... "' · for least, with -·• •ur hoinl'. R e ferences . 283 · -19 °-ot Ao Av (N •··•··-oi\·nei·S4:>-0880,E>vr~'1!H·233S 5 Fullerton, Costa Mesa RE:.!:.L:urnlshod ,c;._o;,;•c..••_M_:_";,;• ___ s;,_1.:.00 L~} 6~~ a f'. o. ~~:tm:~t c:t67~. ap- f-:-OR Lease: 3 Br Twnhse. ------1' VILLA MESA APTS. ~ool ~~~11 , :~ar ~~~· ~~ [~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'\'!!!!I!!!'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Newport Beach 4200 BRAND-NEW 2 BR. Priv patio. Htd pool. De~~~~. :l~.2 1ii Ba~~k 2 car encl'd gar. Children bay &: bch. Adults. i n 837-4362 General 4000 Costa Mis• 4100 • \VINTER RENTALS . APT a· OMES welcome no pets pleas I '2 BR. 2 BA. Uke new. Priv .;;..;;,;;c..;; _____ c,.c; --e AVAILABLE NO\V! e • . $1~ ~ TI.9 W. wu.o~: ""'°=·="='"='°"======! patio. Jnlli;., nr ocean. sr;i0 I UNBRE>ELIEVIARKAABLBLYY C "" CCAS11A DE ORO Abbey Realty 642-3850 646-1251. u-w-rt Hot..hts 5210 mo. yrly --asuaJ :a torn.la Living In NE\V Mobilr home fum Nf!:Vtt be.lore lived In Pri-·I~===--~-=-~ •-~ '" 968-6424, 673-6210 EXTRAORDINARILY wann Pitedit. atmosphere. Lido Park Villagr. 'Adults'. vate1 patio living. Near DELUXE 1 Br. Blln stove,11 ·-,,_--~,-B-R-.-~Crp-1'-.-..... - BEAtmFUL Spat". t"Olor f.'OOT'dinatcd ap~ no pets, $200 mo. 67:1-3826 beach &: &hopping, AU new &. dahwhr. Pool._ Enc I 2 Slory. 4 Bdrm. den. 3 Val D'isere G1rdtnApts rlr!ligncd & furn for slylc & • . built-ins, dis hwashers, \v/w gara~, ~all uti~ pd. bltns. Pool. Adulta. no ba, all extraio walk to heh Putting green, waterfalJ & f.-omtort * Pvt ti * 1 BR. Journ. Garage. Util carpeting, drapes, private $1 3 :i~$l;i0. C1h1ldren _P<="=·=*="='-=251='=== & all schools. Avail July ..,_ BBQ •. Sh · •.. pa °C pd. Close to stores & 1,,,1n., Wl"lcome. 2-11 \\. Wilson, • 962 s1.ream, uuwers every .... herc, · ag cp.,. * ar k "·ii ,,. ""'n • . .., 1. Le11se $340 mo. .,.7435, . b \V/ storage * Hid Pool * mar l"ls. '-" ,_~.,.,,, • 3 BR-2 BA.[rpk., pl"~ Apt :; C"I. ~g...74o,; 45' J>O'll, rec. room, illiards, .... 4100 EHi. Bluff 524' I .. J li. NICHOl5 NE\VLY Painted 3 bdrm BBQ's, Sauna. fum.-unfurn, Kilchen w/lnd irect lighting $150 y~ly-Clean lg 1 BR dup. • 2 BR·2 BA-patios HARBOR GREENS --------- • UPPER BAY VIEW house wi!h pool. $180 per 1 & 2 Br. also Singles lrom * Deluxe oven & range. 1 panel g, cp~. ut! pd,. no e 1 BR-1 BA-deluxe :single GARDEN k STUDIO APTS PRESTIGE LOCATION 0,·rr)wkini;: :-;kl arett . Spac. mo. 833-0079 aftf!r 5 pm. $135. Sec it? 2000 Parsons BR, Sl7:; incl util. Adults, pet.s. OR ~. Kl 7-ll:la. Corsican Apt. Homes Bach. l, 2, 3 BR'•. from SUO. For lease, deluxe 11188 aq. ft. ':> I._ ·-inus J BR. 212 BA, across * FOR i.A'a!ll! 3 BR, 2 Ba Rd., 642-8670. &tween Har. no pell!. 365 W. \\'ilson St. -~ SUNFLO\VE R AVE. 7700 Peterson \Vay, C.?.t. 4 BR, 2~' BA apt, Frplc, JIM!, Sl90 mo. Vic of Atarina bor &. Newport. 2 Blk N. 19th 642·1971 · Cor~a del Mar 4250 drapes, crpts, wet bar, ptt $95 f1un1 l&:. pool. fU' tennis :'.:n'fjT,~filiiiiJjf.iif:::'.: [ ,;iii;i;i;i;;;;;,_,_,_,_,_ .. ,;;;,.:.:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;~ [ Btwn S. Ala.in & Bristol .""'3.::..:;..'cc'-==~--balconies, dbl ..... ott kitchen rourt:o. & shoppirJ&, 644-51.;,7 Iii Sehl. Ph. 968-l-42a R£NJ fURNIJUR[ Located ~~ mlle E. of South -* DELUXE "* dshwhr, dbl 0..:;: Pool c.onv 2 Br., older horn", stove and I 2 Story 5 BR, dining nn, BEAUTIFUL Cout Plaza Shopping Center Lrg 1 Br. apt. unfurn. New relria:erator, Garage, kid s Corona del Mar 3250 "·/w, drps, 2 trplcs, Lease. 3 Rooms from f19_95 QUIET -Eastside Apt. for 2, with view of Cata. Call .540-1973 Cl'lll&. new drps thruout. to sho&.,ysc~~ ;::atioa. O.K. West-side. 642-22'Jl or"---------968-2119. L F I BR Jina & the jetty from the Eve I. S4S.2321 bllns, .... din nn, 998 EJ ..,..-....... :;=======' I ltfonth to month Rental.! arge urn. • balcony &. all rooms. For 835 AnUIOA: Way, NB C · 1 . 1 d FOR Lca.w, 3 BR, ocean h \Vlde Selection Private patio. FJ1lic. Locked lease, July. August & Sep. EL CORDOVA Cam.lno Dr. 546-0451 Mgr. next door 865 Amigos. 2 Br. ar, pa 10, crp s. rps. vle\\'. 13 hlk. 10 beach, big Laguna Btac 3705 JOOH. PURCHASE o-ON earoge. I Bd•m . •pl. Cle•"· no stov•. B b "/f} c •• !ember. $1,000 Per Mo. Call: NE\V ADULT APTS AVAIL ' e NEW DELUXE e slove. rctrig. a:m 00 Jl<!tlo & fJlC(\. yard. Extra '24 hr. Delivery ADULTS Barbnra Aul'IC 642-823:> ' . Sll5 mo. Utilltle:s included. Vil!~ hu privacy & quiet parking. S400 mo. 215 Poppy PANORAMIC Vie\\'. 2 Br. Custom Jo'urnilure Rental 2035 FULLERTON, CM Large 1 k 2 BR Units Mature adult alter 6 3 BR. 2 BA Apt for lea~. for mature aduHs only. CdM . 673-249'2. 2 Ba. hllns, M"pr din rm, 517 \V. l!lUi. CM. 5-1g.3481 Color coordinated kitchens ~6-8774 ' Incl. spac. muter suite, din O\\'Tllwn, c:i1. $160 :i.1l-M:12, , SllORECLIF"S . V•-""'.'' '''d-end st N '"d 1=• w LI-lo Aohm 17•211001:=:':=:==:==z;;;;=J featuring disposal &. delu.'<e . rm &"dbl gara1e. auto door :;48-7134. .. r "J Q;. rur~. "91.11163.' · · ;_, ,....., ' .,.. Realty Coinpany dishwasher. Designer drap. 2 BR duplex, gar, bHut.5, opener avail. Pool Ii: Rec. 2 B ,...,I ..-..1 d""" adulls l11_i:; 2 ,sr, de~. z, d~1,h. Furnlahff AOts. cry &. ca1-peting. newly rei:iovated, AdulU area. r, .. .,c, ,,,.. , .,.. .. , g ... uener \\"B ier inc . -· -· 3740 Cott• MtSI 4100 VILLA PO Complete rec center w/ pool ""·'' 1 child ok, no pet:!. • F'ROM $255 • only, no f'f'l~. $1 50. Avail [..eld(! S400 mo, 67l-1812. Dana Point M NA 64 2867 June: xi. z&i5 E. Elden Ave. --from $140. Balboa 4300 table, large swimming pool1..:c=~_::::.:... ___ ~--865 Amip \Vay, NB ~. 2~~1~ [.%:1m°~· C~~.H$~ BEAUT. Home, 3 br, 2 ba, l p~~~-f~~~i :ia; sr~i~: ~e~~~D~~~A~~:;.~~ PENN. Pt. - 1 BR u!!l-Pvt. fnc~~~e7r :~~~~g;~e ~!!72 ~~~l:~c. ~~~tip_~ ~C=o=ron=.=d=ol'=M=.=,==5250=- 3 Bdrm, 2 ba, ram. rm, lease. No gar. !.48-0213 mod. kit .. den, [rP.lc, wet 642-8520 1160 Pomona Costa ro.1esa Palio-11te ps to bay & Bch. 2077 Charle, C.M. gar. Bltns. $150. 2244 State liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiRiiiml crpts, drps, bl1ins. Avail alt bar. $250foption 1o buy. w. or Nwpt, ~tw 17th & JBth S180 oil Yr. Lse. 675-2591. (1 blk \V. of lfarbor Blvd a:, .:."='--'c.".;'~~--~~ 15th. $2Gj. incl gardener. Balboa 3300 496--;&19 nft iJ:30. * 1 k 2 Br. rum. Apts. H ·11 ) c Ii '4"2U8 ,. POOL. 177 22nd St. am1 on · a ,,.. . LG 1 BR. Beaut. erpt'd &. &12-2755 Adults. l!~~l~~l~l~~==~4~~~1 iii':'iiii-:iiii-:~ ... :-·1 f NASSAU PAL71-1S. 642-3645 $35 WEEK & UP a a tan drp'd. Patio, encl a:ar , bltns. 3 Br. 2 Ba , fan1 rm, crpts, '2 BDR ~i. t ha . Yrly lt'a.~c Duplexes Un urn. 3975 STUDIO &. 1 BEDROOMS * * * * No chldrn, no P'tll· ..... ~. hi . y 1 I 1 BR. $150 mo, including El p M A •~ rh-p~. t-1ns. car case. si-i0. Kirchen appl. 1,; bl k ---------util. Heated Pool. Adults. TV & Kitchenettes incl. Huntington Beach '400 uorto-ts• pts, i ,.;64&-::..,:l.:;16c;c2=---~= 11.C.. . ~ 642-7312 1111 6 pm to bay. 673-5238. 316 Anadt' 2 BR. ttd.ec, din & laun, Call 54~2627 Linens & maid scr 11vail * * * * SPARKLING clean 2 BR. 2 Br. Hllf>. tx>ain ceiling!;. DAILY PILOT W/\NT ADS~ 1-n1, nelY 1hag t:_ drps.1_:=:..:::-=:.:...____ Chllrln-n~ I: Jlf'I section .,SOLTEROS APTS. 1·2 Bedr oom Apts. 2 bath, heautiful location, 4JN 1'EN ACRES l I: 2 BR. Furn A Vnfunt Fireplaces I priv, patb: I Paoli. Ttnnia • C.Ontnt1 Bldst. 900 Sea Lane, QlM 6M-2till (MacArthur nr CoNt Rwy) lrplc. priv. patio, adull~ Dial 61'2-j(j78 & charge it. ~g1el.31cncl gar. $15;; Adults PILOT WANT AD?! 642-56i8 2376 NEWPORT BLVD. Bachelor & l BR'io:. Pool. , $130 up incl. utilities .w /immedlale possell!ion. only, no pels. 3.16 E. '20th !'t. ""'...-Dial &U-5678 for RESULTS 541-9755 Adulll;, no pets. From Sl40 557-9278. $148 per mo. 642-&j2() up. l7Ull l\celson Ln, H.B. Also !um. Pool l Recreationl-"CC...:"-'------ Gtneral 4000 General 4000 Gener1I «>00 SUS CASITAS fJ blk w. or Beach, on 111-ea. Quiet Environment. *DELUXE.I & 2 B.R Gud~n 2 BR hst v.•f gar. Bltr'r5. ~iiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiliii~.;~iiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~-----iiiji lFurn. l BR Apts. Adults Slater.) 842-7848. OU street parkine No pets Apt5. Blt·Jns, pnv. patiO, Ranp & refrig. Ne"iY dee. I only, no pels. 2UO Newport $135 A MONTH · · healed pool, frp!c. Adults. • NOW leulng, new 2 BR. Adult. only. $125. 733-A W. Blvd Cr<.f. &12-9286 195rl·l!l61 )'.faple Ave. $145 mo. MG-516.1 &: 3 BR ut1h1 Cpts drapes. 20tb SI. C.\t:. 642--0:530. ' 1 Brum furn apt, overlooking · LG R I · • ., I ACAPULCO. AP'I'S. Al-beaut, garden pa!lo & hid Co11ta Mesa E l B · F'Tp c, beam blt·ln11, frplc. Open [)aj!y 4 BR lovely home in nice li"fe,• t~:· Pool. Util pd. Garden pool. l03.5 l'2lh SI. <across ceili ng!, priv patio. Util pl'I JlS-318 MARGUERITE area on cul-de-sac, 1 yr Livi~. Adults, no pets. l lrom Lake Park) 5.16-4900 _ FAIRWAY $149. 187 E. 21st SI . 642-8520 Don Franklin Realtor 673-2222 lease req'd $750 Ill o · BR. $155. 2 BR. $175. 1800 $140, 2 BR. upper, no kids , J~l~tACULATE 4 BR· 21Ai 546-S704 31l6 Roosevelt. CM. 11" berty,• Wallace Ave., CM. 1 BR. Ne"•ly dee. Sl40 per or petli, util furn. ba duplex, bltns. util 'am. 2 BR. <:pl!>, drps, patlO, mo. incl u\11. Adu!~ only. VILLA APJS. * 642-3375 * cpl!;, drps, $#:;. 67J....2402 Adults, no ~15 $ 150. BE,.\UTJF'ULLY Jl'tJRN. no Pf'l~. '4UrM2 •ft 6 pm k "''"'"· pursu"1t of happ1•ness,· 2 BR. Pool , Ad"lt" "' pet• Tmdew;oo, R"itY 811 .. '11 $155 + utll. 2272 Maple St. . 2 BR. firepl. 1v / "" drp~. 548--0157 11.vail. 6/15. 2 BR. Adults only. U11I pd. , 1 N Beaut.-Quiet. Pool. Beam clng Private patio, pool • lndiv. Nawport &.•ch laurxlry tac. 5200 e 3 BR, 2 Bath, all elec, trplc, crpts, drpa, blt;ng, gar. 67l-33.2f ew1. ranae. gar. ma ure cp, o shag carpets,· 1 & 2 BR's. Pool. Patio. 17676 Cameron 84U121 pc.ts. $150. 642-4996 From S 13 0-$1 5 5 mo. · l BR. 2 bitt h, ~ntly Furn/Unf. 1846 Placentia. Laguna Beach 4705 Near Orange C.O. Airport & UCJ, Adults only. "' BA YFRONT * 3 BR, 21,S Ba DUPLEX. 2 BR, 2 BA Luxury Apts. Crpt1, drp!, bltns, encl pr. 20122 Sant11. Ana Ave. Priv. terra.ce, elevatol'I, sub. -""="=·=''I>-="°='=· ====I painted & carpr.l<'d. S23:> per saunas• _,,.., mo. Ag'"t * Oi&-1141 ' I BR Cl Aitr F • ean. ac. um. SINGLE ADULTS.--Nlgr, 1.-trs. Bruce 515-3894 tcrranean pk'r. All elec. -Pool. eoft water, docks. 3121 Huntington Beach 5400 BAY r<ifEAOO\V APTS. \V. Coast Hwy, Newport. 2 Story, Ma10 Doi Mor 1110. L<:av. Ref>. Cpl. lo· ! S.100. a.'6-8966, a4!}..9-1!l'l etc: fant ok. 2538 Newport Blvd. New exciting 1 BR, $140. 642-2202 WALK 3 blks lo beach. Almost new 1rg 3 Br apt, dbl rar. trpl.c, w/w crpt.s, drps, dwhr, 2 ba. $l25 mo. Chldm ok. No pets. 536-lnl Mes• Verde 3110 -------3 BR, 2 Bt\ c(lmpl recond. Patio&: land sc ap i nc . !!.pr1nklrri;, bit-ins, 2 t"<tr gar., fenced yrd. S'265 mo. B:v itppt onl y J.19-4.'();12. N•wport Beach 3200 *+ NE\V 3 BR, f:i mlly. rlil')- 1 ing, 2 hath home. Com - munity pool & cluh)lt)u .... S.JjO per mo. 1S07 P"'1 CharlP11 I Harbor v i,. ". Homes) 213: 6i0-4till 1. 5 BR, 3 BA. 17 ac1-e, Coun· try-.;tyle Me in mid: trl N.R. Low.ly hillside v1rw. Nr. 1chls. Gri Rrs1d. 11rr~. $400fmo. on Lease. Call aft 6 Pr<.1 . 642-3446 TOWNHOUSE: 3\ BR. 211 BA. frple, patin._._pool. '2 car pr, all bltns. c1111s. dr'J)6. -l.Y. ·$21.l Ul(I, .1Ji~-88ll or 6tl-2497 e\·e~ or "·knd~ f'OR Lt:11M?: New F:11stblull ..CO\Xl<i'lll"lq"'. 3 BR. 211 BA. $35Ci.' Nr, school, mkt, pool, tennis els. o"'n:!r M4-4&lf BAYCREST . .f Bedrm, f'lm rm, d!ntn:r nn, pool. $423 mo. on )'ears lea~e . Pete Samii Realty 64'2~ '- 3 BR. 2'n: bA 10"11 ~ Swimming pool . S28.J mf'ln!h Hal Pi}'ll'h ln Real1 <J r 61!t-t:l!Y.I Dix 2 Br. Ba T\\nhf.(', " pool. flrpl, Cl'flls, drp.c;. Ir~ patio, J2j0;-AJ't M&.0132 j NO. BLUFFS: View, 4 br. I f.aln , •n:a. 2~ ba. Sehl,., pool&. teMi.s. 139'-&l4-<l215 I WE lfave 3-.f Bt. beach • homtl ttom ~Jaj(} mo. C..)'Vo"OOd RultY 5-4&-J 290 Newport Shortt 3220 J BJ\. ii: den or 2 BR ho11!1" I 'I Sa, BIW, $~ mo. il4t rll-1163. they're rightfully yours at the new republic. In developing The New Republic apartments in Orange County, we included everything that every tenanl has an inalienable right to expect. Like the right to privacy. The right to good company. The right to enjoy such amenities of modern living as swimming pools, saunas, Jacuzzis, landscaped gardens, outdoor gas barbecues, all-electric kitchens, Oi:i-Jlremise laundry facilities, dishwashet'S and air conditioning. We pledge ourselves l o the protection, preservation and maintenance of th ose rights. - the new republic one and two bedroom 1ptrtmenta for 1dult1, from $150 TUSTIN -1M97 Willisms Street. (714) 835-5335. From tho Nawport freeway west on McFad den Avenue to Wiiiiams Street. GARDEN GROVE-13212 Meg,,;,Ra'Slre•~ (714) 537-8500. From tl>e Garden Grove Ir-st north on Magnolia. FOUNTAI N VALLEY-17060 San Bruno Street. (714) 968-2500. From the Sal'.' Otego freeway go east on Witmer Avenue to San Bruno. by republic home• corpor1!1on, a 8 company ------------------------ CM. $35 WK. VILLAGE INN $13.'l/mo dlx ITl(lb hm, compl Prestige Living, l'itaid ~er, furn, hid pool. Adults. no pool, 11tepl! beach. 494-9"?.G pcls. 4 SeRSOn'5 J\.lob. Est. 2359 Npl. 548-&.12 SPACIOUS 2 bedroom, 2 bath I Furnished 1 BR's k duple:<, newly decorated, 1 block to beach. Studlo11. From Sl15. 2135 S235 n10, tncl. utilitie~ Elden Ave, Apt 6, C~t. BETHKE REALTY Adults only. no pets! 49.._2851 $1 ·10 l\10. furn. 1-Br. w/uhl.i~=~~=~~~­Adults only. Wil.!On & LARGE 1 BR. 2 blocks to >'1drview area. S48-ID22. bt>ach, north end. 2 BR. $165. Beam ceilings. .:cc:,;;o;,.,~~~~~­ ll'ood P"''ig, •ha< crpig, *OPEN DAILY 1-5 * priv. patio, 50me w/ frplcs. 777 AMIGOS WAY Pool, sand volley ball <:rt, 2 BR. 2 ba. unit!!, unlurn. rec bldg, pool tables, put· Outside living areas an d ting green. Adults, no pets. double ga.rage11, $250 to $300. 381 \V. Bay. Open House BOYD REAL TY 12-7 pin daily. 64&-0073. * 675-5930 * • MARTINl(j)UE • LARGE 2 BR apt 1200 1q. P1rk·llka Surroundinsis ft., Crpts, drps, dshwhr DELUXE 1.2 '-: 3 BR APTS. bltn1 .. Nr. water, \'l'alk to ALSO FURN. BACHELOR sho.pping. $230 mo. l.244 NEAR Huntington Harbour Triplexes. Quiet area. Lrg 1 Br. dl11hwa1hf'r. $150. Pet ok. 1213) 592-2623 <>r (714) 846-J$9 1 Brm duplex·Walk to ooean Adult.II only, no peb:. Stow, ~trig.. utiJ turn. $110. 536-1963. SliO 494-7997 or 4!J.1-0:i&.1! $J31.!i> Ulil pd. Bachtlor, 1.~~,o,· ~-~~~~~ pool, siTIRlt>ll ok. ActiVf'. LRG. 2 Br 1,1.•/rrpl c. ~ blk!i Brk. 534-6980. to b<:h. No. t>nd. S23J. Call I 2 BR, 2 BA, lrg closets. 'l94-79S? or -i~. P I' • Hid Poo'-1rvtne Ave. Ms.-0252 or IV' pa JOS "' 642-2103 Nr shop'g e Adults onlyj..:.::..:::::--=---CO:i1PL. Redec. 1mmac lrg l717 Santa Ana Ave., Ci\1 ANNUAL. 1~2 Blk. to ocean. 2 Br. encld gar. Adults, lot'"' Apt UJ e 64&.5542 3 BR. 2 Ba. Fpl. dahwr, no pets. 2604 Enaland St. ... $260. 963-6767; 530-0S17 536-1205 LRG. :1 Br. crpts, drp!!. 21.===========-"=========:::.I ku:b ok, $160 + rlep. 2214 S ta An• 562.ISinta Ani Collcg0 Ave . 6-16-0621 •n -5620 2 Br fw"n. apt w/ like nrow furn. Conv. loc. $150. m Bt'rnitrd St. 6-16-3549 BACHELOR l\PTS. l or '2 people. :t.17 f:. 21st ~t. C~l 64S·0111 :---4 '"""!''I • t[ltlo'l'll ·:: • ,, ...... "''''t~ --=- N•wport 8e1c~ 4200 Co1ta M11a 5100 2 BR. l \.i ha Corl(lo. Vacant. N~wly drc. SOO. Ca 11 5"-tfi-8.130. Mii'~ 5.'9--6316 •. NR rJC\V 2 Br, l~ Ba. crpfs, drp~. ~lo\·e. d~hwhr. gar. 766 \\.' \\"1\son, 6"2-79:>8 1 BR, Aplll, f'ur_n. &:. u~. Drp!<, crpts, kids ok. 1998 r.laplr, No. 3. 543·2S08. I LRG 7 & 3 BR, 2 Bath! rnilc. bltn.... crpt1, drps, ~ncl.-i;:11r. patio. M&-1034 MESA MOTEL DELUXE 1 s tory 2 br apt. * 2 BR. Crpts, drps. Pl' * LOW WEEKLY.RATES * 1n tri-plex. 2 mar b I e + prks::. $150. Adults, no Kitchen, TV'' ma.kt service. pullma.n ba ',:,. 2 J rg· pets. !).)7-&100. Heated Pool.' landsc11J)"rl patio!, new 2 BR. }'rnccd Pa.tio. Frplc. &IS.96SI paint ctpt & ri~. loads Crpl!i. drps. $150 mo. Call nf hltn.... CIO!e to shop~. "Ji.OW 2 BR. l BactM!lor. Furn nr 409 Ford Rd. 12 Blk.\ £, l .'C'.'.C:::'.:.'-.---~~ C STUDIO-2br111.. 111 ha rpts, drpli, patio. pool , nr Toynta I.· Voh"O Dir, off builtin .... pri patto Sl&.i mo. bttn.•. S\37.~ lo SIS.-1. A$k Hlirborl AduH~ only, no AYll ll. G/\I :)l&-175.1 <'lhout ou r di~rount. !'r11clifl pets i\fa nor Apl!i. 1ai;, Pl11Cf'nli11. .. 2c °'B°'R"'"'U~l----,8"i~ LRG. 2 Br. Crpts. dl'J>'I, N B. MS-2687. n urn ,11pt. t-ins, hl!rn;, 1-2 children ok. Nr. -=~~.;..=~--I "'lw crpt~. Jnfanl ok. NO' Sehl& & Stiop'g. 9&2·1545 We1tcllff Riviera ptls. Isl &. last $165 mo I BR. Jo"urn, Blt·ln.!i, crpts, incl ulil, Apply 135 Albert DELUX 2 BR. cptJ:. drps, drpi. Hid Pool. Nr. stv>pping Pl .. c .M. Jn.Ir upstairs apt bltins, pr. no pets, 1 child an"ll. Adulls. or all ID3) 69.3-5839 ok $135. 6"-U03 1800 \VESTCUFF DR. NE\V..Spac. 3 BR All ~rn $16.i ~lo. t.ge 3 Br apt. Avail . ~~-·-"-'~.J6~'-'-*---1 1,1.·/ lrplc, ..LrL..c,';;~~il~o.tJ~"~tte~U~'·~c::"~"~· _:d~.,,.~· -bl~'"" l·BR . R!'I!. "''''lt1v or "-attr; 2 cllJ' aar. Like h11vlng )'Ottr r.-!H}-T21;> 11ft S pm. /\''\o,"J>Ol'l J.5land , SlJiO ~lo. 01\n homf'. Arlult!, Call for LCf. Bach~ ~r kil, c.rpts. I on .\r·~ 1.,r I Adull only de t11 U1. MM01' '~~~ rl1-p~. rin prr ... 28S3 ~ltndoia R7.~.f'l\'llt NE\V DI "' l & 2 Br. Shg, Dr. ;.1:N121 . WacAU..,,, Uu.,. .A,-1-i. s,,....u.i. Sly!. Lturuy 1•2 ..... ,~ 1 ant Wurtf _, VN/wfdaltM "'-'• I.hi"' Q11•ir1 SIHl1 c.,.,,.._. ell ,_.,,_. B1rdti-.l .......... ~ .,.,""" rflflh{ • a-..: r.-o-....r-A•c.u ... ....., r.,., r ... o..,.,..... a. R .... 1'-' c.lw 1? ""'•• Now Rontl"' Ju lt'ortA •/ ...ai C-. ..... I . 1000 W. llloc:Arlhw Bled. J Wltdr £• •I 8Mot Santa A,,. 540-849'1 I \\'J-..1..Y Rcntali-. 1·2 Br. troffi' crrit. Jlrp~, bJtn$. llJlmed.T ""',.E=.=Q=Ul=CJ<E""''°"R"Y'°"o"u"'."'CA"L"L.~I JU)(). Ne11r Af'RCh &: Bay. orep. From S\.50. 5'10-1973, TI!£ QUICKER y0U m.J.. Call m 68H241 _ si~m __ """."' ____ ,. ______________ _,._, -' + ..... --------------------· ·-·---. -------~----------- • lliNTALS • Apia. Unfurnllhod Huntington Beach 5'00 ON BEACH! e 2 BR 1"' BA FRO?tt $22S e 2 BR 2 BA FROM $260 • 3 BR 2 BA FROM $300 Carpels-drapea-<llJJ1wa.5Ml' heated pool-sauna.tennis rec l'OOD'H>Cean vk!ws patioi;.ample parking. Security guarda. FURN. a1ao Avail. HUNTINGTON PACIFIC 'lU OCEAN AVE., H.B. (714) 536-1487 ~re. open 10 am.fi pm Dally ,, :141}-2 Br. Newly painted, crpts, dtps, bltM~ Gar. Xlnt toe. Kids ok. 83G-15tS. * * * * * ,...., Whaddy1 Wint? Whaddya Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Spscl1I Raio S LlnM -S t lmu -S bucks RULll -AD MUIT IHCl.UOe 1-wMt ... ~ ta lfMll. .......,., •• 'l'Oll '*•Ill Ill ••••• 1-'rOUJt ~ •nlltir ~ '"" A11t1 91' _.iwrtl1111,. I-HOTH/HG ~R St\l.e-TIUIOE.S OMl\'1 To Plac• Your T¥rader's P1r1dlse Ad PHONE 642..5671 * ltEAC ESTATE Gener1t Offic• Rental 6070 NE\VPORT Beach Pelwte OUices. Alr-rond .• heated, W/ priv ba.. 2400 \V. Coast ~lwy. Seit Location in CdM 800 to 1400 sq. ft, Ot'luxe Off. ice Spaces. Ava.I I lmmcd. PhOne Owner. 642-9950 LOVELY 2 Rm. OUIC<'. 2-14:1 E. Coast Jfwy, Cd M J~altor, 6l6-ll31 . Commercial 6085 PRIME OCEANFRON~ 4 furnillhed units, Z9ned t.-om· mere la.I, 25xl25. $ 6 9 5 0 0, Owner: 67J....2259, 644-5972 MARINA In Newport Beach w/hig h potenial sns.ooo. KINGAARD RE ~ll 2-22'l.l: $11 0,000 Sl'OR£ building. 6".o-698 \V. 19th St. Bt'thel BUSINESS ind FINANCIAL BUSINESS ind FINANCIAL 8 u•lne11 Investment Opportunities 6300 ~l!e!!!unitltt '310 DISTRIBUTOR 9 HORSE LOVERS e Un ited St•tes Post-et lnve•t now In btautitUl Stemp Machine• comm'l 1table to be built tn Reliable ~. 1nan or wo. Santa Ana Htll. UAt peonjt rnao. will ~ ~cctcd'\!,I. um allows 2t box slalls, bu.ll atta to O\\'fl and *!.rvlce pen, rldin& arena 1-specta· route ol posta.ge stamp ma· tor paUo. 673-m9 When Yo_u Want if done right . . . ~ Call one of the experts listed be/owl! chines in relall stores. Afore FAST Crowillg young com· po.~tage stamps are sold than pany need.Ii e<:1pil&I to f:x· any oth<!r product lt1 the pand. $600 to $5000 in. country, Salesol lhlli neces. vestment. Creative sity art> in the upper bllllorni Distributors 2232 Pacilic yew·ly and you cnn ~l you r Ave., C.~t. 546868 ~5ha.re of It now. -Prollt.11 are NEED S2500 Immediattly! SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY SERVICE DIRECTORY greater.than ever. No seJJlrJR $5000 return In 90 days on 6550 Furniture Restoring or sollc1lln~. as all at.Ulunt11 hlghly profitable R e al & A: f ' i h ' .1..1.75 art': estabh.shed for you by Es1ate investment. Securedt CARE }'or school age child, -· e 1" 1 ing "" Palntlns, Paperhanglnt 6150 eon1pa11y o.>;p!'.'.rts. 714/6$-6043 day or evl". Calif. tcacht'r, read ' g , FURNITURE stl'ipping & * PAINTING INT 1; EXT. This 's not a "gel rich qulckl========== I S\\'lm'g, art.I &. crafts. refinishing, r c a so n 8 b I e Averg. 1 :.;ty $260. 2 •ty busi.ness' and not. 11 job, but Money ~~ Loen 63~0 616--3a41 rates, call 6-1l-9 5 7 5 $350. incl all material .l a cha.ntt to get 111to a non. --w=VI=N~C~caro-----,.~,~ldcre-n anytimr. preparation, $18, per nn + c,lepression proof business ONE Of our acets just com· my home. H.B. By hl'-Otty: I:'="."'======= pain!. Local ref&. Call JacJc ·• ; BR..\f . td\\'nhouse S185 mo. Crpt, drps, built-ins. Call alter 6, S4S-191)1j JELUX 2 BR, 2 bath, Pvt pat, shag cpts. encl gar, sgl story, $170. 536-8659 16' Cabin cru1S<'r, sleeps 2, JO HP outboard electric start \v/trailer. TRADE F'OR cab -O\'er camper, equal value or ?'!? 540-al58 Trade clear lot \\'/beaut view in Laguna for units. small lot C.l\J, or sub1nil. W. E. Lachenniyer, RHr. 646·3928 or 6'12·2237 (4) 2 Bedroom unilS _ xtnt C.P.f. location. \V I S8JOO equity • want home in local area or ? Jack Hammond, Brkr. 540-1151 Prime' J Store L'()mmercial, Tuv.•en; area. 543-1768 Ag!. Cfif. O\l•ncr Oregon bound ·!====:====== trade for \•ac land. \\'iU car~ Industrial Rental 6090 ry 1st TD. Call 545-842l So.1---- for ytilll'M'll !hat can bl.' m1"ioned us $25,000 to bt' wk. 968-6746 Gardening 66IO 1 ~--..~-""·~o~r~96S-;;=,~'"'°:=;·==~ started part tin1e and be de. placed in $15(X4500) Joans """''"°"'~=-::::::-::c ------ veloped into a big profilablc on Orange Co. real estate. CHILO CARE my hon1e, AL"S GARDENING :w~~odR-•INrb~.~~RIDm* ~ ful l timr business, if you are Call us toda,y! Brokers Bear ~I area, Costa for Professional Ga.rdeni.ng ...... u.. 'l Br unf. New crptg & di'p.!I, gar, lndry, bltns. $150 mo. Jmmed. occup. ~2098. S1nta Ana 5620 VILLA MARSEILLES BRAND NEW SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apt1i. Adult Living Furn. & Unfurn. DIIbwlll!her. color coordinat- ed appliances • plush shag carpet • choice of 2 color schemes • 2 bath!' • stall &hov."en: • mirrored ward· robe doors . indirect ll.;ht- ing ln kltche::i • breakfast bar • huge prlYate fenced patio • plll!h l'U1USCapLoa • brick Bar-a.Q's. larJ:e heal· ed pools &: lanai. 3101 So. Br;stol St. {%Ml. N. of So. Coa.~ Plaza} Santa Ana PHONE: 557-1200 CAN'T BE BEAT TllADE equities I r o n1 $20,000 to S50,000 in n1otcl & Rancho Santa Fe acreage 1''0R house . or ??? Owner 675-2200: &42-666:) Exchange 3 DIX. units, lla1\·. thorne. ~· SlQ.000, inc. S4fi0. for T.D."s, home, incon1c or • ? The Huntsman RJ1sr496-1268 8 DLX. units, close to Ho!. IY"-'ood Park. All rented. $38,000 f'QUity; for hoUSI'., land or income. O\\INER 675-625!} COl\l~tERCIAL pl'()P.. l1tt & clear, neJCt to Sears, Co- vina: $65.000 equity. f or bouSC', units or land. O\VNER 675.62j9 Coast Real Estate. · NE\V \Varehouse bldg. 2500 . M Large clear iniproved t'1i-or 5000 sq ft. In Costa 1 C'.53 late \'iew Joi, Salton City, 894-4·\Sl or 642--4!260 a:; part du\\'11 on 3 bd.nn house, \J'avcl 1railcr car or Lots 6100 pick up. TI•l/842-7'1.iG. OcEAN View -LOT- 1·1' 7" Skipjnck Sailboat, fl. $15 000 hC'tglass, incl trlr. Al.I xlrl't ~.a11;~. fully i~1prov1'd t'(Jrncr cone.I. \Vant aulornatu.: Ca· in prestige neighbo1·hood of n1aro, t.111stang or similar. line hon1es. Build yOUI' Call &15-0113. dl'Cll!ll hOlllr \\•ith a FOR- Renowncd Lake Tahoe ft.e5t. EVE/l VIE\\I! Su b n1 i I aw"a11t ,~ bar; .Sl:.4,000 ~-. YOUR lcrrus or hoou~ in divorce. Need some income trade. prop., T.D."s. or -? Walker & Lee Mad;:c D.,;, Rll'. 0!2-7000 SLreamJint• 1notor ho1ne, 20-13 \Vestcliff Dr. ful ly sc!I.eon1. ford V..!i 646-1711 P\\'r. full y auto. sips 6, 1-'or Open 'Iii 9:00 Pl\f real eslatc o~ smaller unit. LIDO'S Best Bayfront lot. &15-0231 afl 6. ....,. N ~ ~ .._ On.1. 1 r.nns. truly ambitious and sin. specialiting in private money, l\lesa. · &...5028 &. gmall I and s ca p in g work. Fully ruar. Finest eere. To qualify you mus! Quick Cash For Your TD INFANTS To 3 y1"S, wkly services call 646-3629. Serv-:;:~~tl~e:il. nt. ~. haw a car. 4 hn spal't' limt TRUST DEED CENTER. $15 wk, my home,' fenced ing NeWpart, Cd~1. Costa \\"eekly and a rninimun1 C!Ulh 1J2J N. Broadway, SA yd, hot lunches. 6U-5639 P.1csa, Dover Shores, West· ,"° .. """"' ~""""·~646-36=.::_:19.:...._,_ in,·cstntcnt of $1295. Fpr a 543-8381 --·--. cllH. l STORY Stuceo' ovenw. ·prompt 'personal 111tcrv1C'\V, -1=---'c' =~~---Boat Mainten1nce 6555 I '*"L"A"N""D"S"C"A"P"l"N°'G.-*'"' $99. l story atucm I \\Tilt' briC'f resume of sell st TD Loan New Lal'.·ns 11~1C en ft. Free overhang $149. Acst. ceillne And pholl(' number to JI. COMPLETE REFlNISHL'lG .... SU. per rm . Min. 3 rms. n ;;..,.,.. ' -k h Paint-varnish &. hulls. de~lgns. Do all or part your-646--0571 Ir. 637..fila . o s li. • £~,, .... n en; in1 8~ INTEREsr * S97-8IG3 * se.lf. Rototillj.ng, Lie. con-~1\~l.' North MOUY\\'OO<I, Cal. 2nd TD loan ~~. 12 yrs local exp. * w~L~-.:1PlR * Bf ick, M1sonry, When you call "lwiac" PLUS INCOME TC'rn1s based on CQUity, etc 6560 NE\V Lawru;, re-seeding, 548-l444 549-0H9 647-2171 545-0611 ---------Complete lawn care. aean &-r•.'ing Harbor area 21 yrs. BUILD, Remodel, repair up by job or month. F'ree 2 College studenb will pajnt Sattler Mortgage Co. Brick, block. co ncre te, estln1a1es. for info call average J BR ext. fer S145., 336 E. 17th Street carpent.ry, no job too 11mall . 897-2417 or 8-l&-0932. including labor &: materlala. Llc. Contr 962--0945 1---,_.o.""m;;e---Call Steve, 54s.t549 If you are lookini: to add lo l\10NEY avail. f or-in-GARDENING ''===~~~~C:.,= your presenl incon1e. look no \'estmenls. Phone Mr . Cabinetmekln" 6580 Rolotlll!ng -New Lawns. METICULOUS PAINT. further? A rout!" of Kood Green at (TI41 535-4228 Huff. ------·----l\lon1h.ly la\l·n service. Com· BLUE CHIP STAMPS. INS, profil producing U.T.I. ve.nd. man Investment Bldg. 1746 " 1-'urniture & Anl.iques posl delivered. free est. Ctt\V ~I. atudents. Int~ .ing machines can be eslab-\\1• Lincoln, Suite S, Refinishing &: Restoring. • 548-1742 • houses. Exp. Doc.la. 675-5812 lis hC'd for you in lhe vicinity Anahciin * 645--0991 * NE\V Lawns, re---seeding. EX-PAINTER. now ac h I t.1ini Bike "G<;Devil ", ne"'· of your residtnce. A""N"N=o~U"N=c"E"M"E"N""T~S.---Complete lawn care. Clean teacher will paint eves A never used. 5 HP, $229 val.I========= and NOTICES CarpenJ-rlng '590 up by job or month. Ftte . wknds. Xlnt V.'()rkmanahlp. * * 494-6415 * * U{'. trade for anything · pre. Acreage 6200 No .selling or soliciting! A ---------estimates. For inlo call 1''ree est. 646-4a,9, S40-Mft2 -· rer land. cycle, camera, -·-, ·-servicrablC' t•ar is necessary. Found (Fru Ads) 6400 •f!NOCRA!!,EANIRS.TRNoY<.,Job 897-2.07 or 846--0932 l WILL pa.int a 1 bdnn ' guitar . 67~797 ANTELOPE VALLEY 'I 1 h · k •----·-----• = *ALLEN BROTHERS '' us ave l'Vl'n1ngs or "tee ., house for $200, inc.I trim, 1 \\'ant F/C Diesel Yacht or Palm Da.h'.Airport ..i.pprovcd. Pnds free to accomplish re-CATCJfERS GI o v I"~ Ir f I Tot> Small. Cabinet in gar-Call us for complele yard stucco, labor &: material. In\·est '''1th ~mall rnnup t ,. l h. hand-' f -·• 7 • 'ieS A: o t tier caDinets. Bay[ront homC' lo $2'.'10,000. · · 1>·;· · $ oc ·uii; o n1ac 1nes. =-ouuu " s ago. service at lowest rates! Gene. 557-T.,,U or 546-9082. E'•h. F/C Cali·r. A•reo.-0, Each gC'ts dN'<I. to 10 acl't'I\. Vic. Blue Bird B e a ch ~75. U no a.nawer lea\/!' t:.•n 1769 ... .... ..,.... ' -I d ILogu 1 •«~• Call m.. at IW6-2l77. ft 0 . ,,.,,. INTER or E."<t. PAINTING. ' ·.,-,.·d lot•. O••-, tTI4) ~«.rngc \\'llh o"' O\vn. A h 1·1 rui 4,,.. . .,.,.3 ",...v .. " "''"' s1nt'f'IT' J)l'rson 11·11 as I· . . . . • Anderaon GAR DENER ~ 17 yrs exp. Ii\tatED. SERVICE. Local Single Story South Sea Atmosphere 2 Bedmom 2 Baths Carpets & Drapes Ail' Conditioned Private Patios Heated Pool ' Plenty or la~n ~ 31' Twin Scre1"' Cruiser w/ mooring, Jully equipped, auto pilot, radio I phone, good cond. Traclr for ·lol. condo, duplex or ? 4M-24:-i7 Original oll paintini; on veJ. vet by \VM. CANNON. Val. ued at $1200. \VILL TRADE fol' car or ??'? ~39·3103. .-'-'~'·_:i!}.l._.,.1 -~=oo-~-,-tic as S500 to $2.500 to invest _10 identify writing o,n glove'. -in this area -deslrts v.'Qrk ref. ffiEE est. 543-1627 d -5 Ac, level. $799!'). 5 min. in !his business can grow lo CH~HUAHUA? or PortK'ra· QUALITY \Vootlcrat1 , i>ml In L.agunu . Conscientious & Tra e S5000 eq 3 BR condo lo new Victor Valley Jct a Sl ,000 per rnonth int.'Ome ni11n ? while & tan Iemale gen'! cons!J'. &. carpentry. rellllble, Refs. Al. 4~ 30 DAY Spcelal Jnt It Ei{t. C.l\I. fo'Olt 12XOO Mobile a1rporl J\lsny other pa1·cel~. silua!ion, \V/fica co I la r . Vic, Free consultation & quolc. l''rce est. Loe refs, lic'd home or larger .•n C.ti1. or all sizes, low dns. Bkr. Brookhursl &. Victoria, H.B. Call Ken 645-0044, &48-4235 AL'S Landscaping. Tr ee & ins. call Chuck 645-0809 Ne1vpo11 area. \VIII add cash 673-1166 """ ~AsJ A·l CARPENTRY removal. Yard remodeling. PAJNTING Ext Int 18 -if needed, 5'1~24Zi ;c;-..,.,.,--oc--c~~-o~ Your \'('Illy should 1Hsclo:re .............. -~· =c---c.-= I · .-· .;1•v. ----------20 Ac'11 Riv('rside Co. Nr. n"fcrt>.nces and phone num. Sl\IALL "'hile poodle rec. Sniall Job Spccinlist Trash hauling!· 0 67 1 "u"66nup. exper. Ins, Uc. Fl'ff est. L;·t ,., .. __ ... o-· • r ' I ~-11 Go-'o· "1 ., .. , Rep11.ir sprnk rs. 3-Accowt. ceui .. -t:AD "~"" ~ '"'"' -u• ,..,,g nc1v rwy. S.IO dClwn. 40 bt·r. \\'rite ro Ussery Indus-tl'in1n1cd -wearing . bow. '-"' •u " O"O...,"' ...... ~ \Vhat <io you have lo trade'!' mo. Oi ... ner. (714 ~ :l-18-71().1 . tries, Inc. U95 En1pire Ccn. Vic, 17th & Tustin, C.M. GEN. Repair:--rukl. cab. JAPANESE Gardening YOU Supply The Paint. 3 County'• Ianteist read tn.d· . Ira!. Dallas. Texas 75247. 646-3120 1''onnlca. panelini; marlite. Service .. Neat \\'Ork. Cleanup Br, Liv R..'t &: Kitchen il1i post-aM make a deal Resor t Property 6205 Atn: Dept. • l278C. l;L~i=i-r=L~E""B~l,-c~k-p_u_p_p_y_t~m~;~x-Anything! Dick, G'IH-l59. j yd. mrunt. 968.2303 Painted, S50. Call ~7-8638. Carport & Storage HIDDEN VIILAGJ:: GARDEN API'S 2500 South Sa.Ila Santa Ana * !>16-152:i * e LA KE ARRO\VH.EAD • l =~========I ed) "'hite Kpol on nose 6-8 REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS EXPERT Japanese garden. PAINTING Int ~ ext. A-1 .i * * * * $8500 1novPs you in t 0 Affiliate \\'ks old. Vic. Del l\1ar & * CABINE:TS. Any sl7.e job ing. l'"re: tSt. Complete work. Reuonable. Free !!il!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!(!!!!'!J!'!l'!'!!!!'~'!'!!!!!!!!!!~ Ora•o-C '' ...... oc= ..,., y-··-r. °'° ~3 yard servl<'e. &l&-08.10. eslimate1. ~1990. beautiful 4 BR. 3 BA * READ THIS * ·-e"• ·' · .,.,.,.....,.,....,. "" '" ....... ,.... J'"tO""'<I" RENTALS I REAL fSTATE tri-IC'\'PI homr \If all · KEYS Found on beach vie. Jll\1 'S Gardening ii: la1'-n RETIRED Painter: 26 )Tl Apts. Unfurnished General n1odern ronwniE'nt'f's, incl Givl' mr 1 ~ hour of your lin1r Island & BaJbOa. Inquire Cement, Concrete 6'00 mnintC'nance. Re!t. &. com· exper. Neat It horw!al. Non ----------$5000 wonh of nC'w furn &: I will pro\'r you can rarn at front counter. Daily ---,-mercial * 540-4837 drinker. Call 5J6.Qtll Rooms for Rent 5995 Business Rental 6060 &. dr11pes. Also dish\\'ashE'r, as much as Sl:iO monthly on P ilot, 2211 BaJbOa, N.B. CONCRETE Y.'Ork all types. CLEAN-UP SPECIALIST * PAPERHANGING 61J..ilsoo ROO;\f for rent lo lady \Vith $150 ~ LR.G 2 BR. Studio cooltjng privileges. Apt. (Triplex). Family aize 54g.3257 *Sl'ORE -1110. 828 W. J9th SL. Ci'.1. Avail June lst. ;t&.]768 disposal, bltn v a~ u um , a sccun"d inactive ~~vest· BLACK & white rabbit on Sawing. breaking, hauling, Mowing, edging,· odd jobs. &: PAINTING. * 968-242S A:\1-J-"~1 in1cr-ro1n u1 l'a. n1ent 0~1128001 ~A~~ • Fh..,aoodnc. Diamond AVC' B a 1 b 0 a Sklploading : Lie. Service &. Reasonable. 543-6955 r nl. Call :>ID-1867 or ;:,.l&41703 in~ .. ~~alSo; 0 1',..,,,.;.d; v.·il g Island. Call ·~tr. Hoover Quality. S42-lOlO JOHNSON'S GA.'IDENING Photogrephy 6170 kllch. w/ bltns, crplll, drps, -~---~-~'7'­frplc., encl gar. 1 or 2 ROO:vl to v.'Orking girl children ok. (Nr schls) No \\'Oman OR share home. pe ts. 2230 S. Center St., * 531-741-1. * Store or Ofc. 600 sq ft In C.M. * Owner, 64&21 :!0 PRIVATE Room & Bath, ,/ NICE small Shop. Cdi\l or eves. er~ ... ,, . so 1 your own """ ~A81 6~. '''""' CONCRETE. All type11. Free y-~ ··-Clo•• up• p ... n.. ---• -~---1 banker \\'ill approV(', You ~ or ..... ""10<J. est. Sawing, breaking, haul· IUU ......... .,. • ........ cusror.t Pii0nx.RAPJtY l../\KE Talxw w/ short, II{ 2 story hnu1>e, 2 Br, lg dorm, 2'~ Ba. beach priv, furn f'Jtcepl for lineru; $150 wk. 67a...IJ93 do ... " -ck or a·y ,,._, & GOLD Bracelet ""'Uth center Ing, planting. 962-2035 v " "" e1~ ing & sklploadlng. Service _::..;c.,._.::_ _____ • Reuonable -Phone Gordon may withdraw at any time, tennis coui;!I' CdP.1. & quality. s.18-8668 Bob. General Services 6612 * 847..fil45 * S.A. Nr Warner. 545--0989 Laguna Beach 5705 •OCEAN VIEW, Lr;; Bachelor, l & 2 BR aplll. Furn or unfurn. Crpts, drps. bltns, patios, w a I le I n g distance lo to1vn. 100 aw Dr., Lag. Bch. 494-5498 NEWLY Dec. J br, 2 ba, duplex. bltns, frplc, crpts, drps. Ocean V\~-. Clo~ to bch. Lease. 785 \Vendt Terr. 494-7144 or 494-6372. Dana Point 5740 0 CE ANFRONT. beautiful view, 2 bdrm, 2 bath, bltin stove & refrig. cpts & drps, Laundry facil. $225. 837-5.170 REAL ESTATE General Rentals W•n;.;tod:;:___.:5.;.990:..; NOTICE REALTORS & RENTERS The housing oflicr. oC Univ('r. sity of California, Irvine if> expanding its listing service for off campus rentals, Real- tors &. private owners art' encouraged to Ii&! suitable married &. single stlftlents & fa c u I t y accommodations with us. \Vrite or phone for a Jlsling fonn lrom: Hou5- ina: Office, Llbr-.iry Admin.· lstration Bldg •. UC Jrvi~. Irvine, CaJif. 926&1. Phont>: (TI4 ) m.6812. 2 BR unfum'd, downtown HunL Bch. 2 adlts, no pets, pr pref. Und $150. 5.16-12141962-6082 by 6/15. 5--6 brm. 3 bat~ Bil)' F'ronl. oi Dovii-shorts, wHh dOck. Jo"or nio. ol Aug., 151 wk. of Sept. 644-0022. e LANDLORDS e FREE RENTAL SERVICE Broker 5.14..&lSl API' & Roommate wanted July 1st. Newport or C.M. Young \\"Oman. 497-129-1. Roomt for Rent 5995 LOVELY Room &. b a . Spacious dOllel. Ptiv. entr tncl car, pool. breakfu t I: luncft privll. In Montttello. $8S mo. 5..)7-9560 aft :>:'30. SLEEPlNG Room. ml rrn. tacil. Older adult. S60 mo. Call 646--846-t. ROOM For mall!, kit. prtv'11. atl!dent pN!f'd . $70 mo. ht & laat. 646-7886 att 6 pm. BACH-turn nn, comm. ba l.i kit. Ideal for student. isl mo. 612-3.120 ~IAN only, !tml·J'l\'I bfl1h. SJO mo In 8rl\•nnl'<'· 11$9 0-.stn)Ont, C.M. 548-3.119 priv. f'ntrance. Pnlio. $G:l 21A. yrs. lease. Mr. 1-la.rdacre nio. Cl\1. 54j..2<\S6 673-7689 or 542--4607 I-==========· I ,~=,W~E.~.E~KL~'~'~R~•~'~"~. ~·,~;iC-:,~nd;l ,==========-IMount.,in & Desert 6210 ol June. Tahiti Inn l\Iotel. Office Rental 6070 BY Own. 6 A sub-divided, Naturally if you invest mort·, 7==,.;·~·~;t~D~1l'c_7'C::::;;:I ;cCO:ITT~Ei;E-~;;i · ·11 d bl .:: * CONCRET E \Vork, CLEAR Vu Maintenance. We your {'<1.l'llln,i:: WJ OU e BASEBALL Glove & radio Licensed. Patios I drvwys, or lriple, Call 10 Al\l ·G PM at TP\Yinkle Park. C.M. do everything! free .est, 24 etc. Phillln• Ce m e n t. ~A .. ""98 daily e 835-25'1 1 e to ar. 540-7326 S48--6380 •-hr serv. """"' .. " range ~or personal iolc_rvic\v,l's~M~A~LL"""B~Jo~cl<-;-rl7ogcc-. ~f~S~m=.,,,:: .• ) DECORATIVE CONCRETE GENERAL Clean-up &: haul- 450 Victoria, CM. It cant cost you .a d1mr lo . S A fr ht y,..., Ing Honest prices. 642-487:i •-b I vie. · · · g s. '" DRIVES-WAL.KS-PATIO ----·------I wrll localed in Sunfair. nr '"'ar our slo!f. ut osc r>!-.! irlendl _ 54.~l96.i or 548-6393 SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY Joshua Trl!i'. Proposed lake an opportunity of a lifC'Umer===y======::= CALL DON, 642-851~ CALL THE llANDYMAN :G~u~·~·~t~Hc:.:;•~m~•~•c...--'$-99_8 l~2.3 room, up 10 J,OIXI SQ. ft. in~ area. Death fo~ces ~le.' if you don'I. . . Loaf 6401 MORE Concrete patio for GeneraJ Home Repair Plastering, Patch, Repair 6llO '* PATCH PLASTERING All types. Free estimates Call540-<825 Plumbing Ir. · 1 _ _. S4500 cashftt>nns 54J..6l'JS i '"'~~~""!~~~~!!'I Jess money. Artlstlc settlni;. * 6 __ 1341 * PRIV. Room -w avail in o ire 50lte5. n1m.,... occu. · · -------·---,_ ·-COJ.N LAUNDRIES L•·c call ••--at "' -!==========I l'·-.. ,d guost •-me for am· pancy. Orange Cnty. Airport F • "d . ·· "Ul.A .,.......,...,,, BOB"S TREE SURGERY ,... •w R E W ted 6240 r1g1 a1re POODLE, \Vht uoclip....,d toy, 730 bulatory, senior citiz e n . Irvine Commerc. Complex, • • an flea collar, no m . ~t seen CEMENT WORK, no job foo Hauling ' L'I back offering the same , -·-ly yard & a .. ~tio. Good adj_ Airporter Hotel & RCl!t..1----·------From $6500 10 s.17.soo Small, rcuonablc. Fn!e Fine Quality Tree Service. ....,.~ .,... .. _ Sa •Buena Park • Fullerton • S/3l. l3rd I Ocean, N.B. E ti R St filck ~· ~is MOVING '""""e clean.up & food, congenial atmosphere, auranl, .... nks, n Die{:D ,/\\'ANT TO BUY Ch il d r tn's pet, very s m. · u ............., ' .. --. M0-3798 C,1 •-a. 548-5m & N'pt, 1'Wys. HOME Cypreii;s • \Vei1tminsler • Hie hauling. Reuonable. ""~~---~---1 " UNCRO\VDED p "''C Jfunting!on Beach • Garden lriendly, loving &. trusting. Cont•aclors 6620 Jo"ree estimates. 64J..l002. Water beaten • dispoeers }-ARKu~ from Private Parly R d 675" •109 ••0 "41 r_ · 999 w ~·-·-· ~ ----Misc. Rentals 5 WEST RATES in $50,000 price range lca.~hl. Ana e Costa Mesa e Ana. "!\Ir. Reed" PleaS#l! Much *THE RE~10DELERS• Alroc EnterpNes &fl..27a5 or 6U-0506 -~··Owner/mgr, 2172 DuPont Dr. Approx. 2500 sq. fl. So. of heartache. Cleaning & hauling. Garages, STORAGE Garage · 2 single, Rm . 8, Ne1'1l0r1 Beach. ' GarfiC'ld . w. &ach Blvd. tK!im • Free ests -l00% Financing etc. 544-1998, 642-2441 PLU~1BING ~PA.IR $lj ea-E. 10th 01. 1-double 833-.3223 Courtesy 10 Broken 714: 673-52'74. CALL CHARLIE 52:;.7833 l\1ALE Ba.111sc1 Hound, r ed JGlchens . gara~t?ll -carports No job too small '] •·•2 8520 ~-~~~~-~~ 1 -THE YARN SHOP &. wht. Vic Yorkto\\'n, Sea Complete Remodeling. Quall· HAULJNG &: Clean Up e 642..Jl28 e s25 E st. O'O • • * p +· Off" "H. R 'd o· s I .. ~'"'" Trees Removed -Free Est. · · H res 1ge ice ie eq • 1rect a e FOR SALE Haven tract. HB. Call ty Contractors. 64 .JUUU GARAGE. Lake Park, .B. "ON THE BAY " Needed by August in Bay. 2640 E. Coast 1-11"", Cd:\1 962--0-100. Add ilions * Remodeling e 54S-1742 e • Au!o or storage • crest \Veslclilf Dover Shor-.,, =~==""~--~~ ·ck LI HAULING SIO A LOAD ~ Al Lido Yach1 Anchorage · · l\1u.~t sell due. to illncs~ Ex. SEALPOINT SiameSI;', 1 yr Fred H. Gen.vi . c. ' · 962-7137 pm Ground floor 156 sq fl cs or c.d~t ; 4 BR, fam rm, ce!lent localion & clic~lcJc, old female'. May 27th vie 673--61H.l * 549-2170 Oean up. Tree Serv. Gen. GARAGE wanted -sporls Air corMl. Cpls, Drps din'g i·m hon1c. S»S65K, A fond "Thank-You" ro ' . ol 1-ltgln Harb. Reward. Pn1ning ~2528, 513-8043 car storage Sept..Jun_;;~yic. J::.z park ing. Ut\I paid good cash posillon. Princi-mariy client friC'nds. Pl('asc 84&-1746 Carpe:t Cl.•_•~9 6625 YARD I Gar. Cle anup. 38th & Seashore, 675-ikN $12') per month p;ils only. Box ~tl!Hl, Daily I~=,_.,~-,~-.,.,,_,~ ---Reniove rrecit. Ivy, trash. 717 I.loo PARK Dl'lVE~ Pilot. l'Onlnrt Bob Hofln111n C213J LOST Mon . Newport/Bal~ . • -434.9;,s;, td;iy & "v1•1, gold r.1asonic r ing. Rewa rd. '/'o.i) V Grade, hnckhoe, 962-874;-i Income Prope:rty 6000 Nc-1l'port Beach fi73-1060 R1EAS00NKA<B<n.E. hdco1c~cp"',·,.,t· CADILLAC O Ids 1110 b i 1 C' Dori~ George 673-2110 ~-. , . -U TE Haullni: · & garage -------DELUXE l·2 "' J nn. ,,,,·to •ge 1 1 net 11 • · clca··up Mo•• lhru Sat ----·-rw: 0 d C dealer in mid\\'f"lll \\'ith 250 BLACK Puppie, bro\vn col· ,,.. · · Attent,IOft nr. Orange County A!""'rt 4 1:~1 1 th Sl., Riveri;i e. a. 1 · I · 1 . CARPET J-'ree r stimalc 543-5031 .,,.. 9T:illl new tar poen!1n "'IS M!S lar, \vilh a band-aid. Vic: STEAM CLEANED & Irvine Indus tr i a I to movC' to Orangr County 19th & Maple, CM. 548-6397. Investors! Complex. Carpet, drapes, BUSINESS and \V'll 1 le for b iness REASONABLE RATES a~h•· ood1 rat r·t "1h' d PURSE, Brov.•n, contained Al · tall t ror Sale, approximalil'.ly 1!.: mu11ic. air-condilionll\l:; & FINANCIAL 1~11t R proi wor 11n 111 & hou k ID so carpet ins a ion R 3 ... i~nilorial scrvitt. r al wa e se eys, · . 646-5971 aCT't' prime . propc. •Y· ,,....... receive aclory approv ·p t~I ~~'~;.!.,~>-:;:ri~46~-;,= 1 _t:Ai'iiii:ffili)Si;;:c:iAL-Situated on high hluff, over. AVAILABLE NO\V Write Daily Pilot Box t.1· .-: R re um. ' LANDLORD SPECIAL looking Lido Island, Nl'\"'· BOB PETTIT, Realtor Business 1000. MALE Collie. Vic. H.B. Pier. 500 sq. It. f20. Dlinnond Ad . t to • 833--0101 • Opportunities 6300 I ~co--,..,-,.,-...,.,..,.-, Bl11ck tri-color. Rt>ward. poM Beach, l'lc. JnCf'n -..... -* Local Opportunity * Call 536-7039. Carpet CleaMrs. 187 71.Jit HOllg Aiemorial Hospital. Modern Offices Employment Agency. malnty =-=~=.,-,-,.-,,.....,., St. Com l\fesa, 64~1317 surrounded by J\[ t d i ca 1 $0 sin·~I~ 1175 2 nn suite. AAACANDY SUPPL y salaried posilioM. E8tab. 20 BLACK, Whitt' & tan Beagle REMARC Service•. J room.• Buildings and a lovely high-Alr cone!. Sc<:l'y service, yn;., low over head, profit. remal(', l yr old . Call $21.50. Fully guaranteed. rise. apartment complex. ROUTE bl Ca · I 1· 548-9691 _ _, OK ••1 °••• nn..lnnt!:. cenlrally located. a t'. n train. nVC!I 1gatel,===·======~ Credit C<11u!i . O'O ~ E xttllent financing avail. _..n, -£NO SELLING INVOLVED) k fl Ow h So. Ca.Ill 1st Nat, Bk. Bldg. & n1a e o ~r. ncr as STEAl\1 Jet carpet cleaning. Jibl('. $190.000. \Vrile or call X:O E. 17th Street Plan one •.•...•. S.12S.OO o th c r int<"re~ls, 1-::ves. Per•onel• 6405 C!arKatt n al Ion -w i cl e Pcrrir Upton, (714l 793-2841. "'--ta '''"·" .,"l<"" Pla11 rwo ........ $975.00 673-03!2. --------- De Co I \v """' ..... ... "" Pl lh 11~0 oo service. Free est. 64. 2-4055 Towmquarc. v. rp. . an rre . . . .. . ""'· FR E E I State s1 •• Redland~ .. Ca. !12373 DESK SPACE JnquirQ about all .. ExcellPnl. FANTASTIC. hul!illes.'i oppyr-_ _ . • _ --__. -incom~ for a few houn1 tunity, 140 scot reztauranl, 222 Fore ~t Aven ue 11·eekly work. (Days t.· cstabHshed Nc1\'{l0rt Beach Fer1cing '.6660 ·-----Business Property 6050 L B h E · ) R r·11· rl 6 y~. Well know"· F• Im· BASIC BOATING REDWOOD & ch•I" link oguna eec vcnings · e 1 ing a n fences. licensW contr.e..ctor, l"Oltectin"' money from coin mediafl' ule due to loss •"l "I''" ' 1 $10000 d t-e e11t, fasl ae rvtce. =~--"-·'~----< opern1cd dispc;1sers in Ncw-o mana~C'r. , . n. '" TOP quaH!y olticr space , in port Brach and f!Urrou ndini;: Contacl J\·Tr. Pike. 494-6373 COURSE N 534-6729 Cd:'l-1. avail at 4Jc per sq. An'a . \\'e esh1blish route. or 49'1·7432. cusro":.<"°">~17A~D~E.-:o=a~rn=1~cn:;ct, fl. Also Den!al or ~1l'dlcal (llnndlt's namC' hrand candy HARBOR BLVD. Crea! locll· Olfcrl'd to Ute Public by the &: alteration~. Rini's of sui1t, Elcvatnr & janitor and snacks). f'or ~rsonal tion, unbelievable po!entlal. Balboa Power Squadron Newport. S.1"182 Housecleaning 6735 \VANT A Sunny &: bright hOmt!! Cnll lhe DUTCH 1\.lAINTENANCE l\1AN for your windows, floors & carpet cleaning, SPECIAL. lZES IN ALL KINDS OF FLOORS. No crew. 536-1580 all. 3. BAY & Beach Janitorial Ctirpf't'I. \\'intlOIV!I, floors, etc. Res &. Comme'l . 615-1401 ' JOE'S CLEAN SERV. We do Everything-• Jlci;. & Comm. 1''N!t? Est. 549-3126 * APT CLEANING * Fust &: thorough 642-8164 Wllllam11 Cleaning Se rv. Ironing 6155 Remodeling &. Repair 6MO H 0 USE/Dock Carpcnb'y. Fix I change I yard ar- range. Add loo, can do. 842-B092 CREATIVE FASHIONS By Donna Dee For the finest in custom made fuhlons. ~1044 • Dressmaking· Alterations Designed to ~It you. Call Jo * 646-6446 Tile, Ceremlc 6974 BATHS, KITOl.ENS. EN· TRIES, PATIOS AND Sav· in&s and quality work gauranteed. You 1upply tile, I will install for labor, You saw 1/3. Call for d~alls, no job too small. Repairs, re-grou!.. l.1 yn:. exp . 493-4224 alter 7 PM. * Verne, The Ttle ?<.fan * CusL work. Install & repain. No job too small. Plaster patio, Leaking ahower repair. 847-1957/846-0206 f'OR Salt IJy · 01111<'r. 7-nnit n1odcm ,l\·IEDICAL DEN· TAL CENTER. Good return, good \\'rite-o il . Consider home nr ? in trade. Ser 3911 Heil A\'t., H.B. Call owner \714 1 M&-J22l e\ltS, (213) 696-1810 da>"· l!{!('\'1Ct'. 28."'5 E. Coaat Hwy, interview in Newport lkach Coin laundry \\'ilh 26 Rtarlini;: 7 P.M., t.londay, 1--~------- Cd:<.t. 67J....9131 area, i!if'nd naml', arldress wa~hrr11 and d!'l'tn;. Only June 15, at NrwpoM Harbor NOW'S THE DESK SPACE 1111rl phone n1,1mtl!'r lo $14.500. Plea!lf' rail l\lr. Yacht Club, 720 \V. Ray mONING In my home. $1 Trff Service '"° llr. On>s~maktng & alien. r ---------- 100' on Coast IUgh\\·ay. Hun· tlngton Beach, zoned c-J. S45-8-l24 Agrnl. Busln••• Rent•I HltLGREN SQUARE 2 11toru avail. for immtd. lease tn one Of cily's busletil shopping centers. App. 850 11q. fl ea. 2:'1'. E. 11th St.. Co:1la ?ifc~a Cal! Mr. Bram f213) OL 1-27Q:l 1:;iF.XPENSJVE 700 )I(( ft p\·1 offlc;e &. b11lh. park'2, hC'l\rt nf Cd:\11 $6.'1. 0 \\. n c t ~. t.1ULTl.sTATf. DlSTRIBUT. llP!"gtt._ ~u1h Coas• Real A ... r .. Ne\\'J)Ort. No t1d"';i~ TIME FOR 17875 Beach Blvd. ING. INC. 1681 Broad"·ay, Est<1 !f' .>1~12~ rt.1:ii11rotion, Enro.11 at clau . A11ah1·1111, C::1l1f. 92&'.Tl f7l ·IJ TCQ1NC\UN DRY . 111 Bring nottbook. Clas.~ nlf'f'lll • Huntington Beach 612-4321 , 1':..-..:t 776 Coif(' ~pply R.ou11· in Ufu\ Nrw '"flu I p ,, 1\'ef'k.111. Any Queslion.111: Call """"°.,·~,.-.,.-~ ---flm1• (llfrrcd f-1051 cl('luJCC <'very ,l\londay niJ!h\ for l:J QUICK CASH DESK SPACE r ;xctp1t0nt11I Jncomr es1ablishcd .'rad c . By 673-1&'.).j. "Safe Boetinr ls TH ROUGH A )OS No. El C•mino R I l\'o !)rill~ {llQI vrnc:llngl 7 Ov.Tlf!r. SM>-BakC'r at no A.Ccidtnt" •• lo ~ hr.i "k. Service 1'".a..ir'lllew, C.'\t. lhen rall Singlr.Wldo\\'ed•Divotced San Cl•mtntt cstaht!<1:hcd aet-ount5. Cuh 644-1307 • DAILY PILOT 49244~ ~c. Sl!'tl:'• rn S.1900. \\'rite VISTA Ba.r·B-Q '-, r.ofrcC' * M~N-WOMEN OFFICE Suite for le11~. J llS Ior !ntf'rvkl"' r;i:!ve rh. no. shop. Hral1h lo~i; OW!l('r E\Tr)'(lno JI looking for.'"' WANT AD Sq. Ir.. air conc:I. Xlnt &· addnu 10 QUICK KUP 10 ttlirc l\i..-luN'd rmm right nne. \\'r hove a ~"l.>'·ac> IOCfltlon. A1n11lr pt1rkln2. Dl~ CO. 1111 \V . SIO,illfl in. $(i.9~i0. rt!.-..: illlll:', call us & begin to WVE1 Bkr. 646-3928 rv.-1': 6'T.'>-14S9 rtnb1nll00d Dr , S1ork1nn C:i llkt, 61[i...jj1 1 ,5 17·6667 642 5678 -nAY-LJ 00-81.DC 0Ci207 IT'S \\'O~DERFiiL !hi': -21 Hr. Rl:'cordhi_G_ • Alr-(:(11wl. !1."tyfron1.V1r"· (:{)JNG Rc~1111'1':1111 f~. inany huy~ In AllrH:<incr.~ "URGf;N'r Kn thy Ra,. CAii Src1't"t;1rv·Xrm>c .. J11nh"r ~re11clv C'1ir111rlr 1Jt1 fl.it1?loa vou ritid In thl' ClitAAllLrd ~·01•r hon1r In lndlan11F10U11. 3700 Npl Bl11d, ~B ii7rt-2464 IahwuJ, OwneJ'. 67:..J31j j Ads. Cht'Ck lh('m ,,;w! l>w'lnry, 11 nd Ron (l"(ir,l?t • ttonii. ~!4~764 1. LICENSED l&ndseape con. treclor. Complll!te service. !168-1!128 or 646-82-17 Moving & Storage 6840 LOCAL. I-long di.st. movin&, Reu. 1toni.p. Frtt Eat. 131-M!ll, OJ<. Van le Storap OON'T rusr WISH for tumb hlngs for-your home, find great bu)'I in today's 0&Mi!1fd Ads. TR.EEC), Hedgt:s. trim. cut. sfwnpt;, nmOYed. hauled. 30 yrs up. Fully ins. 642""4030 DON'S TREE SERVICE All types, LiAc & Ins. Free Es- Umates. 642-5584. PER.RON'S TREE SERV. Ornamental Pruning 25 yn exp. 60-6.134 TIRED of that old fumltun:? It's really not tbat hard to replace. Just watch the turnlture I: miacellaneous column. ln the Cluatned Sec.lion. \ ~ ~----- • I \ • " ' 1 ,. OitllY PllOT ~ Sil~, Jn 6, 1970 j-i»1NOUNCIMINTS, , .ION a -LOYMINl OIOiS I. IMPLOYMINT JOIS I. IMPLOYMENT JOBS I. IMPLOYMENT JOBS a IMPLOYMi NT JOIS a EMPLOYMI NT '· .. ------------- _. ~II -l~~~;:~~~~I ------= --------II ---,Jobi ~Ween. 7100 Jobi ldlJn, Wom. 7100 Jobi Men, Wom. 7~00 Jobs Me11;, Wom. 7100 Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 Job.-Men, Wom. 7100 00 -·" 6405 --• --*No" wporlor S.U... * ~-Y~.-:!"'-1 ~~ DISHWASHER ruu."' PART TIME. Eam * Mochlnlit/Gonorel NEED 23 MEN PHONE ORDER DESK, - , W u• """"""' ....... ,,.., \;JUKI up to SS. per hr, FULLER S180 mo. ""· Good """' w/ with aperience. Go od Of • Ofllf:ft o•·. ·-·. N-t '-"~ ~12 ( Da ) BRUSH .,_ A•~ ...... w .. v 1~1 t ··--· Jn -P1'ofeaklml Female Sl.&ft ... -... ¥-r u.u'll•.....,. ys ' .,.......,,"' ~CO, New bldJ': hen. I d' t-I "r J, • .ia:.l"lU w..uce. ••v I I , ... .,.,...'""Hotel alt 5. Gel Frldoy $600 dlls, mm.e II e y 1 ,,;:,Brlgp:;;=.:..;A.;.;"".::··:...c=.M.::·~- ' • lJO'l .lt.mborff Rd, N~ BABYSlTfER. MY home tor * APPLY Ex c J t I n 1. expandll'W co. JASON -BEST PBX Anlwerio& &ervlce exp . • of., -., 2 ,.._..._ •""' """· REUBEN E. LEE Bttlltll,,. 1t .. utiM tlOw or,.. Emoloymeot A&•t10Y PART """'-" Beach are a. ~ SWINGERS ()raQp Q'.Not,y ·Rel aft 5:30 M&-0951. 151 E, COAST HWY. Some typln&, etc. wonderful Z107 So. f\tain, Santa Ana OR fULL TIME Steady work, 536-8881. '<I ..... .t.a----.. ._... ...... p BABYSl'ITER 7·30 am variety job, 1'Qp benfs. Call 54&.Mlt> PLACEMENT Aa:e......,, fo< ,,. .... ......,.. ,.~..,.., mw ,..,-,te: .0 . -· _ ' ' NEWPORT BEACH M' Elizabeth, ~r.7r122 A * S3 75 h ··-· • 1. eox 2111 AnaMlm 92ll>f to 5:30 wedld.ay's, in mY w a;.i ...,.. , b. MAIDS, -Patt Ume: -Sat' _ r * profeulon&l mode.II. TV, I bome. Call &ttt-r 7,546-8630. DRAPERY MANUFAC-igail Abbot Personnel ~n.. _Sun. only. St)ll.ark Motel.. • • movies & fubk>n. Orange: ALCOHOLICS Anonymous 1'JJUNG -Female, lm-cySan, 2301& ~ ... Warner, SI.ii.Ce 211, an Npt Blvd, CM. 648--7445 AGE 1·9 TO 35 County Academy of Model- ! Plloot. 5A2-1217 or •Tile to BARTENDER-mediate openill&" for exper ~... lng now lnter viewlni. P .O Box 123.3 Costa 1'tesa TICE BU1E BEET A trainee:&. Beach l>t'i""""' GENED•• MAINTEN./l.NCE Man, MR RO& ,..,,,,......., ~' • · m9904. S3ll a thU't. . """ W ..... ., ........., mature •• _.. -;;;==-~---"--'-''" 646-&896 or 5i1g...31os Jor -•s I. IMPLOYMENT St'IVlct .,..... • lTth, c.111. ""'" 1 ~--a Be h •·•-t aerru reW"Q, expcr. NEED \V appt n-;-com~lte ' 1.!1 . ,,_. * B'EAUTICIAN * ~909 ,,...: ":""'6~ ac . .x;i..., 6AM-2PM. Sun. off. Please .. oman-to ~st mt • .u.i.,.., ,...... . I Job •-• 7000 =.,;;:;::;,.,"'""----0'.3tricl 11 accepting ap.. apply IAne Range r Reit., as Sales P.lanager 1n brand * PLASTICS * i Wan~, Men Youfl&', attraCdve lady with D~VER4)lder man, pirt phcatlons for lnstrucUonal 17502 Beach mva H.B • new businesa. Some !!aJ~ 1 .• COLLEGE Student &ttks llOlllt hairpiece exper. No Umt, lo drive ~ck. aidts; classroom & clerical ., · & merchandising experience la emWymenL \YW work l2 cllentele ftCJUlttd. Salary * 962....(ij38 * work poalble in variou5 • preferred. Salary open fo r Injection Molding *Forem an * , 1 10 i pm v.·ttkday1 I: all &/or commiuioo. * DRIVERS * assirnemnll. Average typ-MANAGEMENT right person. Part-lim e ..i~u 9.-'t"tkends. 673-9139 Call Ski 646-BS ln& abUity desirtblt . Ap.-alio. Start $3.50 hr. Call -BE CI No IC--f•nce pllcants mint be u. s. CITY OF for app't :,.i.s...2237 Minimum tv.v yean. ex~ri-,~ PUROIASINC-crlice mgt '* AUTI AN , for bUB)', -,,.....--. citittn1. Contact Claultled NEWPORT BEACH I ................ iiiiiiiiiiiiii; I f'nce in injection molding. !; ind11S. mech.. 40. exper: po~ular priced C.M. salon. Necessary! Personnel Office, 55 0 f.fust be familiar with mold- dependable. 962-164-1 Paid' vac. Ne clie:ntele Must baV• dean CaUtornil BJumont. ~94-8646. lolarr\ed couple tor il hMAlnOrt . Ing nylon, styreme, pctycar. req'd. New gmd-wdeome. difVfiii remrd-APPIY l-'""'G"·"'1::..,;F:..:...:=:_.__ -s..star 1.lo6ile Home Park "''Y-bonates etc_. Salary o(!Cn. -t Job w.-. Call .... M•""""· ,...,.... YELLOW CAii co. tr ridey $42S personnel" Apply 8'30 to • p.m. W 7020 Boys Answer phones, genera! o(f. omen 186 E. 1'th st. ice. No ,.._,_ _ _. li'· typ. ~fana.gtmenl · · I---------eo.a Mesa ,..,,-u ........ , "" &n'l::lncy • Orange Coast Plastics * t.fATURE Lady for relief CARRIE.RS WANTED 1-:::•""'o"R"U,;G;:SALES~.;;:~=~' ing. Growin&retail ~sa. t: .. , .. -~ ~rical duties-th . ::t"' 850 \Y. 18th st., c.M, , ~ cashiering. typin&:. 1 Dana Pc 1 n t. Capistrano LADY • nr. Carden' Grove. ........,. i'•-per mon min.. K33 Dover Drh·e Laguna area, eves e c, Beach. ~ 10-14. EXPER. 1''1JLL TIME Superior Agency 6Q.n41 lmwn plus Bayside mobil NeY<'fJOrt Beach PR. Assistant - fM-6 71 . pref. CONTACT JOHN HEIM e 499-m e 1857 Harbor Costa 1'feaa home. cabana & .all utilities 642-3870 PR Urm needs poll11hed, al-~ Engineers ' furnillhed fT'activr Writer-Coordinaor, ·SECRETARY, lawottic:r ex-GIRL 18'/cvtr, full · ' 25-40.Musthave PR crpro- . -"'enc«', mature. depei; EARN MONEY with shoes time/part time. cal I REQUIRES· 5 This Is a partial listing of 1 '·nal 1 t . ...-· BOOKKEEPER that sell themselves. Call Mo~Fri. \Yhilltle S t . . . . years cxper. our job opportunitie! at this essiu w r 'n g ex:-. dable, full. 1emp, or part, ~5-6697 ., .. "'l21' 0 P • }t:l'ICe m mobil home park, time. For further informa. perlence. Resumes to Bo:< re:f's. 5..'.ii-DJ9 C.t.f. Rea.I Eltatt Managtrnent. · .,...,.... · motel bot 1 569 ~-·tlo cat 92680 I ND 5 or e management. tion, pleaat cau or come in. • •u.io • • B OOKKEEPING-Ge.n'I or-Local, full charge. Y.i th -U TRIAL * GROUNDSMAN. Sadd1e-PRESS"E'~R'-- f. Ex 'd Home OHlce assistance. He--ENGINEER-back Colleg' e Is a ti F 't tee. p , lvant perm. . . ccep .ng or-' copy o the announce-F /C Bkkpr .......... lo S650 Silk or Comb. 6 Da)'l!, '°-ar- position 646-2.134 aUer 5 P:'ll ports, AIR. A1P . Posting, Fi\•e yrs. exper. in hi-vol. applicahoru; for the positiOn ment & application contact Comlr Secy S550 anteed salary. Paid J .. oli- AIDES • for convalescence, ttnlal, income &: expenstl. comumer products. MTM or of Groundsman II. Starting lhe Pel'90nnel ouice City Legal ·Secy •·•···· ·' • $500 day!I & Vacations. Ye!, l l:lr. elderly care er family ca-re. No pa.yrcll. Full time. Sal-PMD, complete range cf salary $.f. 60-1483-$507, Hall 3300 Newport 'alvd Bkkp ••• •· · · · · ·• · $500 -•.. Hrun=.=·,-n . .,,..,,.._..,....... ar:Yiad.v~lQOd. actiyities-la)'Q!!!. methal!s, depend.in&: en qµaijbcallins. Ne~ Be""h calitorn:• All ' 1:.;.;:..:·············· Cleaners, Brookhurst &-Ad- m,.i:oaa ,,..,_.. Coldwell, Bank•r & Co. tooling etc. Apply at penOn, -ciU Mn--:-Jtidnir-cn4) 9'266o --=--13 /~1·r ···· · · ·· · · · · $450 ams. 968-3428. _ OE NT AL HYGI EN15T Nev•port Beach 833-Q700 nel Dept. ~ iof. OOX MFG. 837-9700/.f.99·ml/.f.95...f.950. (7l 4) 673-6633 A/P Clerk · · · · · · · ·· · ·• S400 PRO r ES SI~ NA L Sales Avail May ll-26-~1481 1 ~~~~~~~~-~\ 1505 E. \\~r Ave., S.A. GUARDS , Applications must be filed Manyof oW'jobopportunities Career·Searching tor man * Bkkpr/Secy * (714) 546-2$1, • .. • before 5 p M J llth d b to learn cur bUJlneU and Job Wanted. Looking for a Co you can Equal opportunity empll))'!'r ~ediate n It pt time posi. · ·• unc • 1970 are fee pai Y the employ. h_andlc sa~e~ ex~cutive posi· Men & ,Women 7030 stay &-grow with" If you Engineers uons avail, San Juan Capls-. ~· some are fee reimburs. hon. Training U1COn1e pro-have a constnl.ctio~ bkgrd trano 'area. Uniforms & MAN. to as!l\at Mgr., local • 110me are applicant paid, vld~. College, sales or th.i · b · f F t d, CIVIL equip fuml1hed. Fringe ben.. apphance irtore, Must be you may choose. business exp. Married YOUNG CPLE., expet, des~ to manage under S units. Corona de! Mar area :: 15 1 ~· u . a · ENGINEER efit.s. Car & telephO~ req'd neat appearing. Call 9 AM 5'12-5623 Ext. 321. v men , pay nises. Apply at: l.39l2 Pond~ to 10 Mt only: 496-2383 NURSES Nttded for private '* '* POLICEMEN-F iv e Cc. pays Jee. Stan $4.25. S . F SA. duty • every type. RN 's • Call Sally Hart. Other tee $1Dl7 $1321 uite · · MARINE Dock help, Young, new positions. $741. to starL • per mo. . __ ,,. LVN's -Prac .• Aidt s. Ex 'd 1. • Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 & fret' jobs HEY GALS ! exp. ID ,,....,ng and Jiun· All 11hifts. Call any hour. P · app icants may be COASTAL AGENCY CITY OF c~lng. Write Box P-72 Daily Lescoulie Nurses Registry starting above entry level 2790 Harbor Blvd Cf.1 Pilct. S42-!l955 depending on quaHUcatioM. "'""216 • l • _..:;c;:,.=:,:.::..::=·c..=:::....1 NEWPORT Expanding oo needs U gals Salary adjustJ:nents present-a b I jfJeS BOOKKEEPER age 20-30, full or part lime. MEDICAL Sec'y, Ex per **NURSES AIDES *'* ly under council considera-UOLimife{) SECRETARY BEACH 1'fust have 6 mo'• residency. ~rt'=, 40 hr work wk, Experienced. 7-3 Pi'it lion. Xlnt fringe benefits. Newpt. Sch. Gd. secretarial $3.25 hr. to start, · * ~~ Applicants mwit be bet. n. . ager.JC"' skills and knowl of double. l\.iOTEL MAID-F'ull lime. I f' M 32 t · -~ l-----l----=-----="--l-en....._Preti8w'e-· under CHALLENCIN_G pog11ion ~ ~2871 Apply 2376 Newport Qua i 1ed echanic1 yn o age, exper1e ..... -=i "1' paoe pcoject 1:11gmee1, Public MR JAMES _ C':'M~ Blvd, · te ni b'_!!1 ~ a~plicanll to 35_ ~· ~· 9 ... TRISH HOPKIN$ 30, Xlnt bf'nefits. Send res.. Wcrla DepL requires as: HOUSF.CLEANER • Bal. · · person • Contact Sfrvice 6' S'7ff~oma er GED ume Bex M·597 Daily Pilot, civtl engineering, 4 yn:, pro-boa Sat. 9-2 $15. ref. req. NEED Man to assist me Manager equiv., good vision & physl- BOY5 10. 14 feuiona.l experience, regis. OR 3-4384-p.m. or wkends. as Sales Manager in brand SOUTH COAST c":! condltio.n. Written te~ c.amer Route. ()pa traticn as CivU Engineer, HOUSEKtE'PER, Jive-I n, new bus~~ss. Salrs or FOR." MERCURY -.111 be waived for exp'd. i : fDr Calif. N.B. 2 scbool-age childrtn, mercha.nchs1ng experience ir penK>ns. Apply by June 15th, 488 E. 17th, suite 224 C.M. 642-1470 • Accounting Cl•rk t.aauna Bta .. i. So. , ·--<'R-~i~h ok. 673-ll22 aft 6 preferred. Salary cpen for 303 Broadway, Laguna Beach LAGUNA BEACH POLICE : ' POLY OPTICS, manufactur-....,. --APP C ~-right p i t DEPT :i05 F' I A , ers Of fascinating, derora· DAILY PllDT LI ATIONS ma y be HOUSEKEEPER full . man. art-t ml! am. Use Dim""°A-Une Ads to buy . ores ve. 6(2.4m. madr above the lint step of ' tu_ne, St.art $3.50 hr. Call for app'I er sell "Budget Priced" ITI4 1 494-1121 . ; . live lights, "Poly..Opticals" -the salary range depending 7-3:30. Parkhur..t Re llre-54S-2237 merchandise Dial 642--6578 ror RESUl.TS • has an opening for an exper. BOY Age 15-18, part time en _,_1:,1 ti ' ment Residence. 9925 Lal-;;=======,,_;...=;:=;;======~~~=~~~~~ ' ienced accounting clerk in job assembling new1papers. " ........ ca on.,. Alameda, F'cunta.in Valley. I - _ Accounts Re<:civable. OC airport area. Phont 7 FOR ' 962-5531. '. APPUCAlNTS ··•·,Id ha''' lo 9 pn1, Thurs &: Fri or APPLICATION and an. u·~=-="~~--'--.,..., nounoement, ccntact Pe SKPRS Emplyr pays fee • exnorience in -ti-, Pf'f'· 1-3 pm Sal 546-8238. · r· ,..._ All B land ,... ,,...~ ''6 sonnet Office, 3300 Newport .....:vrge en y Agency •. • paring accounts receivable, CAR WASH Blvd., Newport Beach Calll lCl&-B E. 16th. S.A. 547-0395 ' lrial balanc.'f's t. collectioDs. Full &. Pfl'ime Positions. 92660. (714J 673-6633. ' ' H 0 US EKEEPER-Babysill· ; .' ~lusl fYPf' 45 + wpm. Grov.1h Comn•mr, 3 Loca-<~-, li I , ,,......, ....,.>&,.._. er. ve n, mature, perm, . ..,. ,...,.,. ......, ~ ... T t E 17M 1mmed111.te. 962-5486 • rnE PERSON selected will lio•• o--·· ~. -H··· Mg . . : work with 1.hree othen in a bor Blvd Costa Mesa r . ea ngrg. =="°"''=,c;;...=:_.-limall. congenial acccunting ' · EE l'e<J. Supervise: design &: HOUSEWORK -\Vo m a n de:partment. ~ERK TYPI~ development of aophisticat. wanted 6 hrs wk, $2 hr Part.tl11'1e. J{rs flexible. rd test equipment for elec. to !llart, Bayshores area. APPLY Acct'g ottice. Send resume tro-rntthanical sub-asat-m· ~709'J POL. Y OPTICS, I N C. Box lit 439• Dally Pilot blies & compulers. Min. 10 1"ro~>~1EW=o~RKE1t==s~w~A~N~'l=EU 1815 E. CARNIEGE AVE. CO&\IETICS * Wcmen to yrs exp. Beach attL Co. (Enve.lopeAddrtssers). SANTA ANA teach prot make-up. Will pays fee • fee jobs alao. Sub. R.wh stamptd a e J f. ad---~-~'--,--· 1 train. Exec. positicms avail. rn it reswne to ANGUS GOJt. dre 1 1 td ~n ve l ope . Accnt. Clerk Vivian Woodard Colmetlc1. DON LANGDO N WORLD Payable • ttcelvable exp, 544-1464 J. R. Piercr TRADERS, P .O. Box 1121· beach area. call Loraine, Al80Ciales Agency, Inc. An, Redondc Beach, Callt. IVHtclif1 P•no""'I Agency, COOK • NIGHTS llt!5 N .. -. CM 642-<!200 -""'.;,...,'=~~~~- 21)43 WrstcliU Dr., N.B. -:-sca.:mo Som b II * LADIES * 18-60, show ADVERTISING AGENCY * SECRETARY * Ne\l.'J>Orl Beach. Experienced ExceU. typing & shorthand, some billing, under ~. Pres- iru~ pace. Xlnt . benefif5, Ca.II f71-4) &12-3910 ATTRACTIVE Girl1 i o r p/time ·work. ?-.lust ht 18 or over. Fox So. Coast Plaza Theatre, 3410 So. Bristol, C.M. AUTO Pa.rt Counter. must ha\•e G:'ol experlencr. Joe ~1acPhtt'SOn Chevrolet San Clementt 492-U3r- Bankers EXPERIENCED ·rop salary & benefits For nien & women interested in JOin1ng a fast i")wing regional bank. • ro •• up. nee. e ESCROW SARAH COVENTRY Sorin&'. · • APPLY '* OFFICER .. & all seMOn jewe lr y . Absolutely no inve!t'mt. \Ve REUBEN'S trnto. 5'1 ... 31 or 96>-5988 AIRPORT Posttioo avall•ltl< I" o"' * LEGAL * Colla Mesa oWce for per-SECRETARY 4647 MAC ARnlUR aona.ble, well-ll'OOmed, ma. NEWPORT BEACH rur. individual. Minimum 3 COOK * * * yn, ""' eocrow and loan FUI.J.. OR Pl'. TIME proceuing experience re. No Pho~ callil qWred. AppJy in Person + SURF & SIRLOIN * XI.NT. FRINGE BENEFITS 5930 Pacific Coast Hwy. NeWJ!Orl Beach ••COOK +* Exper . Apply: Flyin&; Butler, 3101 Newpcrt Blvd., N.B. COOK ( M/f) Apply in person, Mesa Lanes, 1703 SUperk>r, Costa Mesa. COOK/Howekeeper, exper. for v.·idow, Jiv""°in. $250. Call 673-1879. Please call Rod Lev.·is for appcintrnent, (TI~) ...... m. __ GLENDALE - FEDERAL SAVINGS 183.1 NEWPORT SLVD. COS?A MESA '* DENTAL ASSISTANT* .,/ FRY COOK . !)al I: Sun. Front desk only. Good hr.I, Day Shift i;al cpen. Dental exper. nee. Ask !or Wayne -CITY OF - NEWPORT BEACH $536-$651 per month Secretary to Ass'! City Attor. ney. requires 3 yrs of secre. tarial experience v.ith 1 year ol :responsible lepl stenographic Y<'Clrk preler- red. Ablll1y to. take dicta. lien at 100 \YPrt1, Transcribe at 25 \YPM & Type at 60 \VP~f. For copy ol announcrment & applicaticn, Contact Pef'91ln. nel OUicc, 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach, Calif. 9'1660. 71.f/673-6633. Be&.eh area. Call bet Sam RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN LEGAL SECRETARY :;;~" .. .:'::.:n.ioN1ST ~u;,ttl~~d :!!: dr.':;'"''.:'":;,,~'. Go lhrough your place today [ook for everyThlng-lhal · P.fature. reliable with ex.-Newport Beach m t. }lrs fiexlble, ever 35 • I I • '· 3333 West Coest Hwy. perk.oner only. 548-8Sff (Irvine Branchl v.i th colle&:e pret'd. Hatlm isn•t needed • d b , family an ym"o re. The , . DENTAL •··t _ ~&!-Ide. N•. UCI, 833--0W ana l•w ok. Reply to Box Or ·enjoye Y your , ~ "" ... M-599 Dally Pilot, N.B. 1 1 mo"~"" :"~,~-:.,~:~~'.'· HB °:.~i~ ~":t ;.: THE suN NEVER S>.-rs "" C&meras, furniture, sporls equipment a pp Ii an c es out· i----------=""=========:=::::;:....1-~m=":::.:•~d=~~··:......----~D=Al=LY~P=f=LO'l'===W=ANT===A=D~. • ' j JolH Min, Wom. 7100 I Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobs Men, Wom. 7100 grown cloth ing, fOyS and Other things YOU fi nd are Ne wpor t B•ach ! A111mblon Faotory WOrfh gOOd, hard Cash to folks W h 0 need them •.. buf l Burroughs Corp. Material Handlers really, they're n 0 t worth a thing lo you if they're not J New Commorciol Computer Plent for Mattel's being USed. facility in Garden Grove ! l J i ! ' , " • f MISSION VIEJO H11 openings for ASSEMBLERS at our new plant in Mission Vi,ejo, CaJi!. Some experience preterred. Apply 8 a.Ill. • 4.:!IO P.·m· Monday through Friday EMPLOYMENT OFFICE '5715 Jeronimo R11d ----'"'lulon...lllojo, Cellf . QG.)2)2 Equal opportunity employer Doy Shift $2.01 per hour and progress rapidly to $2.78 p~r hour. A1any ?ePortunities to advance to higher Jevel pos1t1ons \vith r ates of pay to $3.00 per hou r. Apply in person Monday, June 8th only 8:30 A.M. to 10 A.M. 12632 Monarch Strfft Garden Grove (a l Lampson between Knott & Beach Blvd.) When you have your list, just dial direct 642 ·5678 and give ii lo the experienced Ad Writer who answers. She'll heb> you word your ad lo get fa stest results. The cost! Surprisingly \owl DAILY PILOT WANT ADS Buy a Bargain Border to Border Every cla uilied wan! ad in the DAILY • PIL'OT appears in every edition every day. 1hat means your ad will be see n in papers del ivered to homes and sold from newsracks fro m border to border all along the Orange .Coast ••• all the way fr om ' ... , Seal Beach to San Clemente You Get . It All ••• Huntington Beach Fountain Valley Costa Mesa Newport Beach Laguna Beach Saddleback San Clemente Capistrano (Plus the daily newsrac:k edition) -For One Price With A ' DAILY PILOT , Classified Ad Phone 642 • 5678 I Male/Female Mattel, Inc. ~1i. .. 11111 ............... ..,.,....,.,....,,.,11~~~A~n~E~q~u~~~Op::!:lpo:~rtun;:::i~ty~E~m~~pl~oy~e:r~~J~ ............................................... I!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ • ; • ·--------- Are You , Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers • See If_ You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT WANT-AD Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 29. Blcyclo 57. Eloctrlc Troln 2. Guitar 30. Typewriter 51. Kilton 3. Baby Crib 31. 8.ar Stools 59. Clouic Auto 4. Electric S1w 32. Encyclopedia 60. CoffM Toblo 5. Camer1 33. Vacuum Cleaner 61. Motorcyclo 6. Washer 34. Tropical Fish 62. Accordion 7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equipm't 63. Skit 8. Stereo Set 36. File Cabinet 64. TV Sot 9. Couch 37. Goll Clubs 65. Workbonch 10. Clarinet 38. Sterling Silver 66. Diomond Wotch 11. R.efriger1tor 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-Kort 12. Pickup Truck 40. Bodroom Sot 61. Ironer 13. Sewing Mlchine .CI . Slide Projector 69. Comping Troller 14. Surfboard -42. Lawn Mower 70. Antique Furniture 15. Machine Tool1 43. Pool Table 71 . Topo Rocordor 16. Dishwasher 44. Tires 72. S.llboat 17. Puppy 45. Piano 73. $porll Ctr 18. Cabin Cruiser 46. Fur Coat 74. Mott ....... Spp 19. Goll Cart 47. Or1pes 75. Inboard Spoedboot 20. Barometer 48. Lin.ns 76. Shotvun 21. Stamp Collection 49. Horse 77. ~I· 22. Dinette S.t SO. Airplane 71. Dart GarM 23. Play Pen St. Organ 79. Punching log 24. Bowling Ball 52. Exercycle 10. Biby Carrlago 25. Water Skis Sl. Rare Bookt 81. Drums 26. Free1er 54. Ski Boots 12. Rlflo 27._ Suitcase 55. Hi9h Chair 13. Dolk 28. Clock 56. Coins 14. SCUBA Gear These or any otller enra things a"'-nil the ho- be turned into cash with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't Just Sit There! DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 •• )\------------·---·-·------~ . - .IOIS .. IMl'LOYMINT JOAS .. IMPLOYMINT JOIS .. IMPLOYMI I J .. ..;~. Men. wom. 11cii-,,... .,...~~w-. 1100 .w;;-;;,., w-. 1100 J;.;-.,:w .... 7ii I SALl_A~ ,TUlll fumltuN -, * * . Salel . PBX • • TRAINEE 21 PC. "MADRID" 3 ROOM GROUP J'ROM MODEL llQillJ;ll Includes: Qullllcl .. <ho1r,2..i..-a- tabfe, 2 lmns-, ttn.:r, mir- .... -. ..-w. 'PriQl:I A rnattrea, 5 pe Excellonl opportunity and benef!IB al employee A way for a high ,.boo! cnduate to enter the newapaper business ...... """"' lohle " ' bl---OOllPARE AT $1a.S -BURROUGHS DAILY, :PILOT NEW-COMMERCIAL Thi> highly 1ucce..rul loci! newspaper his an opening Jor..a. trainee Jll-lhe drcutalion sales area. Selected applicant wW receive a liberal starting salary. re~ty ,.heduted raises, bonus opportunities, arid many fringe benefits such as paid vac•U~ns, paid group insurance and a credit union. He will also be provided a company car with personal use privileges. $3" . No·down-Pm .. , _...,.._ WILK'S WAlllHOUll 600 W, 4tb SL, Santa Ana COMPUTP PLANT Requir.; experience on 608 D (2 position). DIN'G tbl 6 4 cb's 115- End IOI !2. Maple dna w/mlrmr $15, Mpl Ur dWt $20, Mplie ntte Aa8lt In Oranee County Apply in Person Applicants must be 18, have a clean driving recor4' have a high school diploma and ibould be reasonably clear of military service drafL Hours are generally 11 A.M. to 9 P.M., with ' some Saturd,ay overtime. · $2, Mple b\1n beds w/out sprr & matt $t0, Bank btdl; or Send Resume to: w/o matt $15. 22~4<1r!,~::J $5 ea. BJlc: J~-_ete IC)te MANAGER, SALARY PERSONNEL .... 135, ""' -$!>. 3> volume set ~ cyclopedia&, 10 \'Of Science book M!I, 10 YOI: bk Of • knowl.... + • ......., : $75. ~ aft 5 pm • BURROUGHS CORP. IC you are qualified and are interested in learning more about where this training leads, come to 305 N. El Camino Real, San Clemente. and as~ for Mr. Seeley In the Cfr· culation Department. "'°"'· 25725 JERONIMO ROAD -MISSION VIEJO, CALIF. 92675 An equll opportunity employer * lt1APLE bedroom Kt. wtJ1 sell complele only • .J twin beds, 2 ~ht atandi., 5 , ·l drawer ~ wtth mlmr, Jobs-Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobi Mon, Wom. 7100 5 .,....,. dmt, llMoy * ---maple wood. 6G-Ul9. N5 , Socy $575 'h FH Pd, Typist $330-$375 E. 19th St. CM. • =======;;:::;;;-:;:::;:::;:::;:::====lfor controller of co. Good Ma.y consider flrl rl-"t 1 MAPLE Bat atooll. 4 1'Hb Jo•-M W · skill~. young co great po.-• 6£1 00 white upboltU!ftd ...._ ~~n, om. 7100 Jobs Men, Worn. 7100 tentlat' (also fee-jobs) Call of achooJ If aood typist. Opty Like new ~M 1913 Pll'l . · to advance ......... * ~--RN.---11-7~;-xln't-beMfltl: -Lorain!', Westcllff Penonnel Superior Ai.eDCY &u-nf1 Albam Pl. NB. &.-. Prod ction Co tro1 Apply In pe.non. Palmertst Agency, 2043 Wt1tcllft Dr., 1&51 Harbor Costa M~ Vft Romes. MacArthar tD u n Convalescent Hospital, 13075 Newport Beach. 645-2710 ' FOl'd to NB Hllll Dr. E. - EXPEDITER ' Hi&h School puate with production control (follow.up) experience. APPLY IN PERSON MANAGER SALARY PERSONNEL -Burroughs Corp ' 25725 Jeronimo Rd. Mi.ss~nv~~. Calif. 92675 An~ oppty. employer Black Bird St, Garden * SECRETARY * VANDA Beauty Counselor 1WIN Beds compJ-$30. o-.n , Grovt!. P.tature:, 11rell Kl'QOmed, ac-cosmetica now intuviewtna bed compl $35. dremtr 1115-' curate typist. Shorthand or for part-time __ ,__ Dbl bed-cornp $25. Pt. Ntt See Betty Dru~ at speed Mi ting and know-, ., ... ,......,. op-staMs SS. Lamps $S. !~ of medical tennizlol-por. No exper nee. 546-5770 I chair Sll:I. Roll .....,, Gxec Agency tor Career Girls 410 W. Coast Hwy., N.8 . By appoinl. 646-3939 ..,. WAITRESSES*** bed llll. Ran&o !40. - \VESTMJNSTER. EXPERIENCED set $15. Much more allo COMll.tiJNITY No Phone Calls cheap! M4-0t52, St&-1134.. 1 -HOSPITAL..:.., Apply In hnon ....,. • ., 780 SURF SlRLO '~ w/Maple llllllh d""'" Call &t7. 7 or apply &: IN room ~t. ti aide ~ Pe1'90nnel Ol-pt. 11772 5930 Paclfk: Cout Hwy. muter chain wtth -~ Beach Blvd., Huntin&ttin Nrwport Bet.eh ~ teat.. Maple ~ , _ .. _•_c•~· ===~--Waittt!I! • Hoatess pie bedlmm •t w/Slln- SALES ~IANAGERS FOR. SECRETARY Exp'd. Over 25 mons box quinp, mattra.. ':::=~~ ::'~' * * BLUE DOLPHIN .;;-==&ft;;;-5==--,'"I A1anager in ~.farketina Dtpt. 4455 Via Lido, N.B. HIGHEST Bidder tabs all! , TWo touth }oDTfort6p rfl~. needs sharp, dependable, at. W~ & H~ Canopy bed. nlte tWlds. clil worklni in the fasl·~111: tractive sectttary Type SO for Mexican mtauranl Muat chestl:, del.k & cbalr. Ba: t . ~ ! SH 80 . 3 . . be 21 •~" -tpl'lflCI &: mattrta. Nl ' area o commurucauv.a or , min. yrs exp. Xlnt over . ...._,4 2156 Vista Dorado NB. major NYSE company.-One frlnge b?n'1. Call for appt. W AITRESS ~~nced (Shills) ' < 1 will be national sale 1 AVERY PRODUCTS. Con-only. The, ,Qottqe Cottee • , ' manqer, the olhtt will sumer Div. 5«J..4020. 26Z Shop 562 w 19th St CM DANISH~ din& rm ... handle a local system. SUc· So. Suan, Santa Ana (Near ' • ·• · · tbl, 8 cln, I; bdlit; cesdul ca.ndklate1 wUI be Harbor 1r; Wunerl. WAJTR~ El Matador purcbued in~: ag:gr\.alive, able to create Mexican Rffllurant 1761 Persian 1'\11' &xi. H~ and execute promotional Secretary Newport mvd., C.hl. Garap Sale. Sat 616. lOOt2 • and public 00.ations pro-Enc~i:. ~:-:ary WANTED: Adults• children Jon Day Dr .• H.B. •T439. ' * * ~· Ulllful in y,'Ol'ki111: 6 day week little typlna Ir; for TV.conunerc!'h, movie LEAVING 8*1.te, Mut .ell: , =-~=.-UR~ANT=~.-M-,-,,-,-r with customers and shorthand 'iots of respormi-"' faahlona. ~ Ccunty Provano rattan tum. ~ ' female, full or part time. employtts. CATV ex· bllilies with major Orang Academ)' of Modelin1 l'ID1' set CUJfom made, 1 bUe ' perimce not nect'SIU'Y, but , e ottering OOWRS for all qes see ll'UI never uaed. .0, • n .75 hr. +, S45-1686 bet consumer marketinc ex· Countyzf~p~~toV.P. In.cl . self.Improvement. arade' ~ e:rtru a. .Ct : l-5pm. perience and/or advertillna 3190 Puuman CM Grand opening June: U, cent Pleca. Call 536-499&. ' Retail Mfr. aale1 experience att re-s.cJ.5432, l-4pm. Refreshments FROSTFREE West!..,..._ Experienced • areat polent. quired. Top salary, ex· served. 1922 Pomona.. C.M. ---tor dbl. d ial,cal.IAnn,WestcJillPu. ttllent frinp beneftt1.SECRETARY, Accounttnc -&t6-6896orS49-31Mforinfo. ·~ ........ • r •• sonnel Agency, 3>43 west. Location ii higbly deain.ble dept. Lquna Hills. C&ll Evieryone we.lcome! ! ;.sne: ~'::; ~ = dltt Drivo. N.B. 611'2110 °'"""'munlty. County beach com· 837-ml •XI 46 !or •PPL WE NEED YOU ~. ':.1.oc;. 546-<134'. • Service station aaleamen C4l . ' ' 2 eldufy retired Men for CALIF. CASTING CO. CUSl'OM Made 4 pc • ..,. : night&. ~ pay p I u 1 Looking for e\"t.'I')' day people Uonal, down filled, $75. Off ' IBST lllYS! Read The DAILi PILOT Write: M1t. R. H. NAGLE FCB Cableviskln Box...,, Los An&des, CA 900fiO •-1-•-•-hn like you! Fct T.V. Oxnmer-whi~ drapes 264 X I>" $1S. : comm. .,, ""'"'''"',. . ..,_ l"K 1 .. _.1.. 9am·5Pm Richfield Snvice, dals &: film work. Receive Dl!contor ta.._, --.. ' 490 E. 17th St., C.M. he screen test, no exp nee. S25. 673-3594. · : SERVICE Station 1 s I and Not • tchool, no ~. HOUSEl'UL Mediterranle ; ~--$S0 to $115 PEI! DAY turn!-. Sota. lo• •C : Salelman. VYU-21• Exp'd U accepted. Fo;.· appt, pbooe Kq: BR, ~ i.m,.. · prel'd. 2801 E. Out Hwy, (Tiil -· -pain"-N SALES a_l Goldenrod, CdM. _,..,_ ...... etc. r. an. · MPORT AUTO 675-0533. WIOOWER Needs housekeep.. ~612-a622~=·=~~~-~t I ec, livo 1n or out. EnJoy I e CUSTOM MADE e Well estab import deale.r fea. SEAMSTRESS And special &: 14 yr old. $200 mo. 5J6.658l HATCH COVERS I . twing the hottest bnport machine operator, ex- Unes. Good opportunity with perienced, full and part or 53&-0178 Hunllngton Bch. Sl25-$140 ** Call &a.1155 · good co. benefits fer quail-time. Apply 525 Fortst. WOMEN, Ute delivery work. FINE Mahoran7 dlnla1 : fled, eXPf.rienced, import Laguna Bch or call 497-llll Must have own!, car. Apply: table-End ta.We. Gilt hmm ; u.leapenon.fH6.D>9forap.STYUSI' _ Exclusive 325N.Broedway,Room41D, mimJr:Wx68.Andqm\llo., polnbnent. Aak for Dick. Newport ee~~h beauty aalon Santa Ana. Gent's cbalr. ~1619. . · * * s ALES M. AN-Retail. baa one position open for S WOMEN wanted for put-LOVELY F1oraJ 10f.a., ~ Mqna.vox Ir; aomponent ex· an experienced stylist. Some time work, car needed. used, SJ.25. Match. klft ..&t ~. ror Costa Meaa following desired. Please * 547.JC28, !§44..7814 * f1S. Pvt pty. ~. :a:n.a.m.~ ea: ~l~raPm.~:m., kh;i .. 1~7'00 SOFA-m&M tn oenm.rt • ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::I -rondttton. "'· Mr Koch, ,...2830 . * STUDENTS * *613-3111* " · SALES: Mature lady Gift Summer work for college •tu· AIRLINE ./ Oak bunk beda with mat. Shop aalff, exper only. denta: Sales A: rrwtetinc SCHOOLS tttNts szs. 1 : P•rm. Salary &: Benefits. aa.1es.poaltio~ $532 QeJ' mo PACIFIC 675-1343 !Jon Country Safari, (a.a per agrffment). can Day I; Nl&ht ca.. DINETTE Thie., 6 -: 830-5200 Mon: &: Tues., 9-5 pm, Hunt. 5CU596 like new, Ott.er lt.ernt. 91U1 ' SALESL.ADY tor Jewelry Bch. branch. 536-7521. 61D E. 17th St., s.nta Ana Verde Mar, Hunt. Beach s-. Som• ....... ttq'd * TEACHERS & TWIN~-•-pt PH' 548-3402 STUDENTS* • PIANO INSTRUCTION ~""" •I-· • Professk1nal musician. dbl hdbrd, new ClOlld. fl'5. SECY. -SALES SUmm<r & part tim• Musk "'""'· rr.. •ud> c.IJ 548-6136. Good inrome. 6'1S.4504 tion--lntervlew. 536--0371. M'"°'ATCHJN,,,,,~G~M~,.-... ~-~~"1 NEED sharp, personable TYPIST Ex.per. w/bookkrep.. PIANO Leuona; Reuonable. chair, 3 tabln. Xlnt COCld.. secy. to join our tut arow-1111. Prefer w/backgroond In Pop / Claulc; Home-Studio, $125. 5M)..306 aft 5. inr co. Diver». duties incl. llUJl.Pln& le Invoicing. P.enn. can J. Feldman, ~7333. 8 PIECE bedrooln eet. telephone cont&d w/cuato-w/neW &rOWlng co. ~ l op. MIRCHANDIH-FOR nip ~ '""'· .....r-;-stt;ponurut!H"!..--!liO!ll"""'.sALE ANO TRADE --,,&0-ca . .,.____._, b'Pina:. Must' be accurate Call tor interview, from TV SincJt bed eewra1 dft. ' ORANGE- and exp'd. 2PM -4PM, Mon, tbru Fri.., Furniture 8000 • tbl, ~ mlli.:: COAST'S 546-llSll. --Sun on,. u a.mo. . START at $5251mo. Xlnt TYPEWRITER MEOIANJC KING-Size he cJ .. 2 box -'--·~=-·----- appt;y, for advanof'ment. All Addl.na machine op, In-1prlnp, mattrns. frame, PILOT W4Jn' 4Dlf"'°""' . ' frlrWe ben's. lncl. proftt stdeloutalde work. ~Lm headboard. ~ tbarinc. Apply In pe.noa at.1_:~~~-~~~~;~~~~~~~~:==;:~~1==='1 1ni~:i!~1"' ST:A-R. GA-ZER'10..;_ lDl Bri1P A,._, c:.M. ~~!.!!.!.;.::.:_::....._1"7 Cl.AY L (lrYine ~ Complex} ~ l:r.,~ ~: := ~ SECRETAllY-Typlot Todmolop-,,,·-. for Newport Beach Advutlt-NllldwcwdlC011aparcftnotorunbera .. --Co_.. ..... re~·~"'"" roandlno. IDp location (Jn 2 nT• Irvine Ftnanda.I Town • 31\lt llY• Fuhion Ialandl. E:rcellent 4Dln't 341f 5...... 35'"'9 A1a.ry I: company benefits. '~ 3'Te Th1t poeltlon tl'f\.'OMI heaY)' ~ v:" ~~ ~ lYPlnr. You must be a top , ,..,..... 391'111'.....,. notch t;ypl1t to qoallfy, Ole. IOc.t.r •Wltlf'fl .. ...-..... ...-....-bel .... ", 11 Fol" .. , ... .,........, ~...--~ ,,.,.. 12T...... A21U11lot but not neoeaary, Phone 1J~ Al"'"'-'-"W tor appoh1tment Mila Law. ~; ~-~ ;:-.... 644-6284. 16 ,. A6 ..... SECRET• •y 11..... 47 "'-tlelil ~ llG!lod .. ~ 1be Lafuna Beach ScMol '/!,!!l:!!!....J ,,....._ "9Te ""' 20 Giiii so""" llls1r1ct ts a«<ptblr ... 21 .. " ""'"' 1'llaldOM lor Secti!lar') to nT• S2""- tM A11lstant SUpftin-n~ SJ"- tendent. BultntSt. Thll will ~::..-' ==.. he a 12 momh position. ,,,.";•,. ~,.-t':'..._~ Ptnona applyhlr must be ,... _ U.S. dttzen1. Contact 2'Ultle 9',,... -O!!lt:f, ........ 30,t,. @'°~ Beach School Diltrlct, MO ~ Gootl Ai.- Blutmont, 04-M h 1 · leading · Marketplace --------· 6115)70. • I I • • ·~--~· ' . Dll\.V PIUIT • s1iurc1A1,' .hint 6, 1970 "-9'1 How Ya. Coll Use Qw Famolll Dime • A • Une1 FOUR CONVENIENT OFFICES . TO SERVE YOU e a.i.,. them or mall them wtth correct cHh t. -fll our 4 convenient offfcu. e NEWPORT BEACH ...... 2211 Balboo Blvd. e No llw1tock, produce or pl•nt1. • Neoommerclol.dsetlowed. e COSTA MESA ...... .' ......... 330 Weit Bey . • Eoch "-m mU1,. be priced with no Item e HUNTINGTON BEACH • ..11175.BHch Blvd • ever $2$. • e LAGUNA BEACH ....... m forest Avenue c.-2) ...,.. eM .,.. ,., u... AeT. SI.le st~. exocUl'.nt° CRJJJ ;13. Y.'alker Sl .50. Car condition $2:1. 968-M79. seat SOc. Unused be.by SOI.JD light oak dinette table GAS Sklve SlO. 642-163tl. BINOCULARS wilh cue, 1961 Rambler American Sia.· r .V. Portable 19 inch Zenith' SHARP Boy's bike. btwt.na SEARS Ooe 'A'llttl lug:gap St~ Matching chftir'a $4 each TELEVISION Pbiloo $15. ruper 20x 50, new. Coit over tlon-Wagon $%). l 90 9.1 with stand $25. Ca 11 seat plus ex~. S 2 S. trailer ~$25. 536-1674. G.>; declric .,.,.,, 2>t v, excellent condition S 15, 64S:.233<. clothing 25o-$2.50. li r g h chair S•t Baby seat with pad SI. Girl's Schwinn hike SIO. ~ Ubrary tables $2.50 each. Vacuu.m cl~r $10. 2 Light walnut step end tables with m11.tchlng coflee table Sl2.50 each. Formica k i lc hen tabl e SlO . lntC!l'f'.11!lng steamer trunk SID. TV. needs repair $3. Argus CJ v>'lth flub $20. Argofiex camera S2 0. Doghouse $5. ~heel music and books l0c-25c. Books 5c-S5. Picrurea 75eo-$1.SO. Pair go.Id leal shelf brackets Slj. TV lamp SL C.olor "'heel Sl. Pair tale doon wUh hinges S4. SUnbeam hand mixer, oo beaters Sl.50. Portable sew i n g machine S:la. Utility cabinet "'ill • 1\'heel1 $7.50. Soroter 15e-. Assorted drapes Sl-$5 pair. Se:Wk9.....JJlorle p1-o- jec1or, for parts only $1. Presto deep Jryer $2. ·BBQ motors 50c each. J panel screen $3. Fr-Jday and Satu r- day 8 AM-8PM. Sun. l:JO PM -9 PM . 2871 Alanzo Uule. C.M. J'l.lesa Del Mar. ~5-6889. Chest OJ drawers $1 5. 616-9714. SM. tell $25. 642.-2138. Wallt'yl!: Lane, HB 675-3186. ~•:::•>-::;264::.:3:.. ------I TV Black and. \Vhlte, 1T ~ Si>-2421 PAIR CrystaJ dreMer lamp$ BLONDE Rattan !!Ola .11.nd 6'6'~ ~uck _Den! surfboard p OWE R !\1 o \VC r $ 2 0. MATOltNG 0UaJ Impedance chea, $10. Phone 673-86S7. R'ECORD player $15 Rocket ST each. Pait hurricane chair~ S26. La.mp SJ. S2:i I' 111 Sl:-i O Neill long. Woman 's 26 inch bike $15. microphones, never used FORMAL Dress size SlO. S12 Couch$25. Kitchen table lamp• S3 each, Antique 548-9:1.17. wetsuit S2:i. medium. \ .. oman'g 24 inch bike S1. Sl.5, 968-19U. Hair dryer $4, Girl's bike YA?MHA 50 erfgloe, 4 spcl. pod for minibike $25. 60.stJ 5fdecues, , not main $3-$5. Yamaha 60-80 frame $15. Paris le -$15. AJS. matchless· 1 I n g I e par1i n-t25. ans t.eQ)ll()S Dr .. c.~. 540-6147. $7 Crib S7. 545-2917 clover dorp..leat end table 7' SOFA, &ood frame s5. 5-18-8642 G.E. Portable dl11hwasher BABY-LINE crib $20 . $2. Boy's b~ $6. Tricycle NYLON Lillt> 5/8 inch white SlO. 2 ~-chat. dish $3, Hound's tooth coat $3. S;Mc,:.ALL,:c_~t~l-of_fn_'_'"_la_bl_o-_o_Ued_ $20. Redwood picnic ta.hie Jumpseat $3. Baby tP.nder $3. Portable cr1b $10. Play new roll tiOO Jeet. z;c a Girl 's wood coat size 14, Child's tandem bike 17.50. TV 5a Kenmore w&11hcr $2S benches SIO. Console Sinter $5. Potty chair $2. Pride pen SlO. Potcy chair St. . foot, 100 feet minimum. S5. Ga.mes. 11tuff ,animals 4 ladies woods for eolr, likl' Kenmore electrie dryer $25. lll"wlng machine (needs car bt'd $8, '321 Tab\U Cir. Car bed $8. Wa1kle chalr 548-!H82 belore S a.m. any 50c. and Sl Toy ehest $3. new SlO. CUslom drapes $5. Air compressor $25 548-8642 oordl $15. Antique treadle Jf.B., Nwport West Tract. $1. Diaper ~ S2. Baby day. An~Que wood. home file Custom traverse rods SlO. READY To finish birch sewing machine W'Drits S15. CHRYSLER Alr Temp win-gate n. Bottle .... ·armer $l. 9 Law books {Co ...... •~ Juris) cabinet S25. 644-1400 . 131~ Santaoella Terrace, .......... r 6 dra..,,"er double Chine-se modern hideabed doiv air ronclltioner ,.,.; 1 _v_a~pome~·~'~'-'-·~846-_3_1_65_._~ ·•·-New .. M. Beach Irvine T-~--C ""''"'""" ('(IUCh S2a. Hand lawnmo1,1.'t'r ,._, 50c each. 646-1824. · 6_ ,. g-~. d M · dr1$5E:rs, Sruinish and 1'1aple bathroon1 ceiling bester fan PORTABLE Typewriter in ·59 Ford \Vagon V8 ~lotor $2.j, Rest of t:ar $25. '59 Chev 6 stlcit motor $25. Rest or cir S'lS. '5 7 Plymou th motor $25. Tnns. $25. Rest of car S2.i 180 So. Coast Hiwa.y 1.1.guna Be a c h . Betv.ttn 5 and S P.r.f. Cash Only. 1.rul.61. ,.... $5. Hall mov•er. new SID. 6 Dra..,,·er antiqued chest $20. 1tWN l\1ower, not powered. ALP CA design, all .... ·ith tormica Car lop carrler SJ. 6 fl. SJ. 536-1674. case from Wards, barely A1athcin.g desks Sl5. An· 7c:e ~'::per with grass Al A ~~ Sl5-S20. tops S2.i. l Dr&\\W knot-""OOCI l1:1dder5 $3. Lawn G.E. Mobile Dishwasher, used, ~f to~ Y 0 uln!Br tiqued, llU'ge oval beV'f!lecl ca r, ..,..,. BO)''s 20" bib paca °"""",.,..,, dippers ty pine u n finish c d roller S5. Anl1qu!" 3 burnl'r "'Orkl, fine, $25. Th'O pair student, pnce al , m.irTOr $25. Ell'Ctric antlQ'Ut' "'ilb !root wheel m.iasin& $6.50 pr. Hats sµ, Vests nightstands S6 e-a ch· apt stove works $2.i. Double tined blue drspes, good 846-610&. "-. sewing machine S25. Old SIO. S4!l-0839. •$lD.SO, AU beautiful, new 540-9779. 3046 Klllybrook steel clothes ll"IC'krr $5. 1513 &hape, Sl5. Twin bed, com-ELEGANT Tiffany l4K gold pjne kitcpen table S25. OSTER Hand mixer fl and from So. America. ;La=ne~.'----~ Orange Ave .. 612-5666 pJete, SIS. Assorted albums, "-ishbone pin with pe-arl $25. Bentwood chair SU. Antique Child's leather ballet sU~ 541~ after 6 · Mon-CARRIAGE $8. Stroller ~4. 1 4 fur SI. 675-3658. Expensi\·e custon1 14 K ironhead and footboard $15. pen 1101Ai D) SL75. Sandal• day-Fnday. Layette, clothes, inlan\-5 4 Maple c&pt.iins .!l'viV<' bar 1----------heavy gold shell. and J)l'arl 21" GE tJoor 1V $25. Large bed with upholstered he.id. board $25. Coffee lable with l::IW lop $8. Singlr. Ded S25. Heavy -mirror 30" x--·48" $10. Wall heater SS. Gas water heater S25. 494--0654 after 5 p.m. only. stools S20 rach. T\\•in box \VAfilfER S20 and d""er $20 c•--,,, -ckl•ce 0, Tables, SJ eAch. Brass lamp (9) St. 645-1966. LADIES Bra.z!Jla n Topaz, yr. matemily 50c-S2. ~1ovie 120 'J ,...,.,, " '"" $2. Call 673-El. HEADBOARD Soto·d --•· co "never worn, 18K yellow gold camera SID. Ciro t lex spring and niultrcss · In good ruMing condition. brackelet S25. Custom hand ......,.. n-Zenith troos O<'ea.nic short Call 644-1558. kno·t •he•th, t•at blu•. tall OFl"ICE desk 34:• x 60" temporary-with frame & se!tlng, appraised $80, sell eamera SIO. H 0 useh0 1 d ,1.ave r11dio $2.i. Dinrtte 1----------• painted S25. 515-2529 footboatd $25. 67l-8809. S25. 644-00-iS. Items, clothes Se-S2. 18~2 table Hnd 4 chair:-c S20. J Vanities $1!)...115. 1 double 12, "'orn once SlO. New -·co LARGE-Steel -81 Ir.vine NB ""'t•·-•-ss-~. 81,, .... nt bed, box •pn-. ;-mat~ss leatherene. car cat, site 12 ' •-'-woode" w·o·•-w cle•"-!>'FEE Table-solid walnut· d u .. me w· ilut ...:...=~· .:c::~·-~-~~~ nu"" "'' .... ~~.. "" .... q 1 h. b ~ •• 1.::'""1 dd (!')~ S . •r longjohn contemporary m' esk $20. 540-0035: NEW 1'-1en's suit, wool, dark desk and chair S20. Tnble S20. 2 l'llngl e5 $20. 1 Bicycle · mac tntt asi: -""1 "' • u-o a ers, pieces A""" • ITA""" "' 40 a ; st 34 $25 •-mp 1,·. G•""" b•chetor S~1. 2 Chest drawers $25. both SlO. ~1346· $15 (11 5'i pieces 117 -.w"'~ Channel, 673-8809. ...uu.. Provincla.J tw o ze · w · · ,. .... ' ' · l · .. __ , h . a-,• sport coats size 10 ch es.I s 15. Green T.V. S10. Rou~ formica COCKTAIL Table. SS. Iron. OOUBLE Bed $25. Drc!!ser $10. Chest $10. Twin bed $10. De&k SlO. Dining table Md 4 chain SIO. Couch S20. Coffee table SID. Chair $10. stde tablfo $5. Excelle-nt condition. 346-4062. 170S2 Green Sl. No. 45. H.B. Large wooden cabinet on l.1ARVEL Comie1 !or sale WU1 ...,.. eadboards. one ""'J s ' . . \\'httls $25. 2 Bar stools 25c-S2. 673-8809. _ night stand, one chest S20 ~1 each. ~tlu elecbic se.w· naugahyde rttlincr chair !able $10. 646-1801, 2421 E. ing table S3. High chair $.5 each H.igh chair $5 each. &19-3994. 1ng machine, complete with $25. l\taplc knick knack 16th St., N.B. S7. 644-0524. in-b·m 11_ 2· SINGER portable sewing MAPLE attachments and case, ex· shelf $25. Ne1V carton ceil-BLACK Bo okca a sc, 2 STINGRAY Type bike, com-.,.,_..,e 1 cage . :>. machine l>t Ch,., d •, · Coffee table SS. =•te"t co~,·tio", like new · ti.I ··1 12" " lOc ] dttsse 12 h 3 kt h M t L~ "" lng: e "'"1 e -u. lihelve.~. "'OOdllke formica plete, but apart, $5.50 CaJ . rs eac . 1 c en HedslrUm ,_,, __ .,,,.~ &by i atcrn ly clothes, sire 12-14 $'". 2119 Pomona, Apt c. ch "" ~11 GIRL'S 26" b.k -·• h ., h 2 ,.._ ,,..11\C ~"" II •• Pl "" ra · .,.,o--ou • top. Appro,·omately 3''• ~,, 67N797. 1 e, guw co11-c a1r;i .., eac . ....um-crib and mattress Sl4• -.,.,. a~\,ex nunilng !II!:! C.l\t. "' dilion $20. 54&-5984. mercial mop bueke~ $5.5 673-44J9 SJ.SO. Ladies clothes, size , . COUCH SlD. Old A1orris long $5. &12-1724. SKIS &: poles S15. Boots with DANISH chair $7 Provincial desk SIS Gun cabinet SlD Portable TV S20 Tape recorder SlO Record player S5 Tea cart S7 Hol.l)"''OOd bed SlO J.1068ic coffee table SlO ~7834. 1608 Ptiinrofl!: each. l wringer SIO. White 12-16. Sl-S5 3 large suit. lOOSo human ha.ir . fall, chair SW. T\\'O 1969 1----------rack $12. Ski pants $6. vUzyl swivel cha.Ir $7. Rrel PORTABLE sewing machine eases Sl each. C.Opper bread blonde. cost $80, a&kin& ~ Calilomia World's Fa Ir BOY'S Navy blazer siu. 14 Punching bag with frame type power mower S20. with case~ straight stitching box, s!en...A" ean and Frosted fall u.o.. Electnc licen.o;e plates SlD each. SlO. Black suit size 14 $1D. Sl5. Bowlirc ball and bag SURFBOARD 9' 6" by :!4", Sl5. 1008 Georgia St. Apt H. H.B 115 ~ nd. · ,_.. and tt Slacks S2-$l. Cardig an Upholstered oomer chair . guuu co 1tion 2432 canis ter set S4 complele. guitar ~mp 1 1:r in one, 1 _61:.:.:.5-<02:.:.:.~'-· ------'"'eat!"r size 16 $3. Black $..i Kay guitar and case TV.V ..... larks good $20. GoH beginnerr; sets ex c e 11 e n I "'oodS f.l}, Swingsel needs bolts Sl5. Custom bow $15. SlO. Ca.JI 968-7006.¥ Bowrloln"Flace, Costa Mesa. lrtan's bicycle $4. Boy's good condition $25. Alai:n1 SLIDING Door drapes S25. shoes sil.e 71~8 SJ. All like Sl.3. Gym set and slide S20. KINGSIZE Jleadboard, 2 BASS arum sai, snare drum bicycle frame $2. Gas wall clock S5. Bird cage with 1.taple tables s:>-SlD. Chesl S-JS..!!634 Tee chest $1.50. Pool chairs sliding doors S20. 839-4m. S15. Sffr2889 furnaces and filt'lng s 15 stand S2.50. Hampstcr ca~t' S22.50. Chairs, dining, cap.]"~-·-·----· --=~ S.i. Suilscallt's SJ to $5. E1ec. complete. Croquet set 50c' 25c. Chilrlren.'s baby crib fain, cricket, lo11J1ge ~: 3 DlsbmuteNI, good $20422. Irie tan Si Kingsize head· CAflfP Stove 3 burner $15. TI-IOR disc sander S25 Crib Carpet shampooer Sl.50: and higtl chair . $3. Child~l!i 53S-85IS. Chicago sink faucet $10. 6 board $4.j(). Outdoor leather HIDEABED oouch, reclining Campet' 'water thenl'IO St..gol ~IO Girl's ,,.24·• bike SlO 3 UHF' conve-rte r S2. Tabhit table and chair :;:t ¥ \5· BIG •-· BBQ 24 .. "'ilh hood sho~\·er he_adll, Sl-S·t 2 clock covered rattan love-seat $15. SI. C.t.I. . . """"'· ENCYCLOPFDIAS SM. JI.ten's golf clubs $2, St $6, bag S5. Microscope $6. Blcy- c-Je $4. Women's golr clubB $15. Wig S9. Electric hair curlers SlO, Drapes $10. 5.16-$29. J i ving room chai r, capacity S5. Single bed, 1 ra'A·er.1 c S~ HS20 Old ears SOc. 2208 :l\1ryer Pl Children'! games 25c-50c. and ""'~1 S5 54_ J,j4.1 radios SJ. 2 TV stand~. Bahy seal!' $2. Rabbit c~ rerrigeralor, gas stove S2.J complete $25. Baby crib SlO. ypewri er ot wheels c ~1 ., Records lDc-Sl. Easy bake i;pi · > S2-S5. Pnrtabl~ TV needi; SL:icl. \\'Ps1ingbouse baconer each. Also men's hiking =S48-51<""'°"'~1-. ~--~--track, good ocndition S2. -~ · . . oven S7.50. Children's books, MOP buckel, heavy duty work S15. 2 Small radios grill tnc1vl SlJ. Tape Car:; 25c-Case 50c Games 2-650-13 snow tires and •ll ,., •• , •-'"-. TV •-ys, · h · 17 ~" "'·'"'!°" boots, 5ize 120 $15. 18664 OOUBLE Bed, complete Sl5. 1 111.1 .... -MJ<.: u" \Vlt wringer ··"' ;,...,.... ......., $3-$5. Oak ch11ir S20. 2 r!'c.'Orrlrr $2D. Toy!! 5c to Redwood St. Fountain 2 Early -American lamp!! 50c-Sl .51J. S49-l866. whee" SS . .each. Z-l5" Chev. 4, 50c. Radio Sl.50. Stuffed PENN lawnmower S5. record players S2-$5. 3!l10'i $2. Vases S2 lo S20. Pie. Valley 962-3650 $8. New iyntheUc wigs, all KAN1WET crlb maftress $7 chrome \\'>heel,. and . !ires animals 50c. :>l5-78"6 or 545-1544 Channel Place. N . B. turcs and painlings 50c lo VW parts; Rear humepr $12 Air cleaner S3 Hu.b caps S2 each Exhaust $12 Tire and whttl Sl2 Tires SJ each Snow tires Sl7 each. S48-J991 Playpen ST Car bed SJ 20" ST.50 each. ~yal porfable come by at 1851 Tahiti Dr., colors, styles, also human ty ........ Tile' ., ,. 16 67,7,13 GE rt bl st•reo rho-I-'-''"-''°-'-· ------S20. Ladles and men's portable TV. stand SJ Walnu~ or"~563 "' · .,.... ., Mesa Verde. C.1\1. Sat. 9-5. po a e '"' · $2."' 2061 h64aS.U-239S$8. """SuAndboay Con I Y • overhead hght fixture "" \'"'!"" Cold•pot ,,,.,·,,-tor S25. 545-1544 DOUBLE ' Berl and Ornate cPlhaolht ing Sl,..~?... :-ic. t CHAIR $7. 3 end tables SJ eaeh. 53& 7607. • "'->" r r, .M. .., ro vn '""'" ' ' • ... frame $25. Dinette set S25. arope ..... 1U''-• 01 a DEEP F 1 ,_~ :J< Po Wheelbarrow S2. 64&-5804 RD Truck "'8': end SZ>. ~ . ..,,·orks fine. Weclge.....-ood MATTEL Hot wheels curve S'A•ag a"'1 pole lamp $4. Mesa. Sat. 9AM to 6PM. MOTORCYCLE H e lmets, factory second ball price $16, 962-0061. a .. _,...r pcorn WEIGf-m.JfTING "'t S30 53 Plymouth statM>n wagon st.ove $2S. Camel back trunk set and power shop $5 each. S-i0-fi627 popper $2. Iron . Playpen "" · for parts fl SlO Ca 545-1544 Danish modem chairs SS · s;;. Walker SJ. Bouncing pounds includes bench-press . -' mper $25. Bookcases $6.50-$11.50. and S12. Blue chip books GOLF Clubs, left handl'<'I, $25, Dynel lrotiled wig pro- fessionally cul never needs setting $15. 962--0661. chair $3. Steri.IU.r and bot-a pParaius, 7 bars, head and shell for wtdf! pickup, S' Exrra large 6 dra\Ye.r chest \VIG. 100% human hair, 12 each. Ski boots and bag and earl S25. 499-3438 SMALL trike SS Spider· bike tles $2. Infants clolhes leg gear $25. 644-6381. long. SID. Ford and Chevy S20. 4 high back yellow and brunette, never \\'Orn. CO~! poles $30. ~1368. after 1 p.m. $12 Old silver tea set S12 SOc--$2. Po--'"~ir $2, Car wheel5 Sl each. Dog house gold floral naugahyde chairs $49.95.$10 Ladies all weather Mixmute:r S6 Ch ina tea set .. ,........ INTE.RC0."11 S25 Rev e rl' $5. ;,:&8-8100. S6 each. LilUe old blue che5t c.'Oal, size J•l-16. $2. Napkins 2 Pr. Beige chromspun $2J, 1 Bellyboard!!., kneeboardti. S4 Old bottles Sl-$5 l\lovie bed$3.Cribbumperguards niov!ecamera S25 1.MagninNORGE Automatic good $6.50. 946 Junipero. C.M. 24" x 24" hand em-89 x 100 and $9 x 147~2. ~~:~~-JO" -7'. St5 FUU. Site rollaway bed $25. 36" Kenmore range $2J. Sunshine hide-away clothesline S12. 42'' ltTaylin parallel with drawing board $25. Compact 2 burner pro- pane stove '"'1th cylinder and hose S25, 536-1160. Jiles S4 Lite meter S4 r.tovie ~by Pl~~~ ~ :j ~h~-i10 2 bedspreads washer $25. Works good,1 _541).::::~t~'ffi!l::.,,~-~~-= broiderecl. llrwn, set oJ 6 Butfet server, ·needs :some """"i · 8 nhrSS Le~Ull'r 13aJ~~ ~· . &42-8891. 00 ·UB ~s~"" only oil 1 ea I e r BEDROOM Chest S 25 . $3.50 Billfold and key holdrr cleaning $1 Nursery chair, GARAGE Sale on the beach: ;,-vaponzer £.llU LE bed, mattn?SB, box ~"· Book•••• headboard 115. set SI.SO. 501 Ave n Id a never used S2 Infant seat New electric jig saw S7. bl 14 N TED Wldth and .......... la e ew teeler-totteT spring, frame and head-TV, runs good $25. Vacuum Night stands $15 each. Lorenzo in the Bluffs. S2 Antique satin drapes, 89 Hl'avy duty wrenches S2. $3 Cooler chest $2 New creel full/wall panel, w a In u t board ' SIS Twu 2-drav."t'r cleaner with allachme.nts Beautyre'lll full-long springs 644-0471 x 147'2 S1D All excellent 6' snow skis SlO. Electric S5 Fish net S2 Hubcaps S1 S50-Sl .25 each. Webtt clutch nlghl 11and~ $6.50 each. Sat-SlO. Den chair $6. Six $17 .50. MattreM S 1 7. 5 D ,f ELECTRONIC parts: Plastic condition. 6 4 2 - 6 0 7 0 or chord organ $20. C.omplele Gaa plane $3. 8 wl. Child's S20. Aluminum nywtieel $15. Sun. 646-1459 kitchen chain, new $5 each. Boob 1Dc-S2. GT':>-4497. transistors 15/Sl Resis tors, 548--4357 slot car set $7. Sport jac~ll'I APART J\IENT Si ze re~rator $2.l. Power .mower $25, !J62...8745. World SlO Sofa cover S5 Bell houl'ling SIO. MT valve G.E. baby dish. never used, 64&-152;J ROCKING Horse $3. Small ~~..lh:·l-2. 2c-10c 10 MfD..15V VW Sa~'-;-12 v () 1 t $2. LP records 50c. Beach Lamp S6 Single spread and t'OW'Ses S13. 64Z-8891. t Ill s· Bab b · 2c t """"''" to1\·els 50c 494-1271 drapn $4. RWJI'd albums CO& • 3 Y l~cle SCRAM LETS bookcal'ie Sl. 545-5616, lDc Tenon wtrc per t. push-button radio S25. V\V t =~~~~·~~~~~--BEU.YBOARO, Can be rld· seat S2 Brand new sterilizer • -5147. 1N400l, lDc ~1eters SI-SJ bus trailer hitch S 1 j . KENMORE Retrigrt'Sto,, 25c Nice ladies shoes and den n k h "' -•""'-'~:.:..:.:_~--~--·I o nee1, ra '""w, $3 Plastic potty chair p , --Disc caps 3c J'l.lylars 5c Retinlshed kayak S 15. good condition, $20. Phone IECO No. 720 CW transmit· ba~ 7-8 N & l\1. S2·S4 1 week old $25, 545--4028. Hanson scale S3 1Awn' ANSWERS CLOTIIES Horse has sale, Jan2N4M 25c Stud diodes 5-18-7557. 673-8657. ter S25. 65' antenna mut, Clothes 25c-$5. 198 Buoy, DANISH Modern gold sofa mower S2 Dog house $6 New quality olothes, good con-2J.c 1 ohm 5 watt5 5c $1 per foot. General 25 wott C.M . $25. Matching: d iair SID. Italian Jadies ,shoes, size ~. difion. si~ ~'.Wigs, brown Dalohms 2.()c VTVMS SID SWR bridge $25. 6 volt 1 "0~LD~,=,~,..-co-rd~•~10c~-25c=•-.-,-999 Beige occa.11ional chair $15. cost $25, $2.50 8 CUp drip Terror -System -Driven halr $5. Bikinis S2· Dressl!_s Shrink tube Sc fl. Xtals charger eliminator SIS. 3.5S Rose Marir Pl. corner of Bed 1im.aUer couch, ·make~ coffee pot Sl 4 cup pyrex -.Stupid -Tribal -Beacon Sl-$5. Hostess clothes ~;}. 1Dc Line cordi1 10.75c Corn- 13r: tu._~r = ~;._ .1Nois1t1op1 20th• and Rose l\t a r I e . bed SIS. 6421684. SI Brief case 75c Foot -EMBARRASSED SllportO Knctlothk;~~ Sa2nd-S5.btoSUu~~ put er cards lOc 2N4442 SCR · .....,,.., IY~'""• wnl e P o 642-3398 ~~~~~-~---locker Sl. &14--0581 The • . · 1 s "IA ""'" 50c 2449 Ora CM tights 3/$1. Telephone type 1~--~~-----RUGS, Oval $25. R.uR. ova.I reMOn those rock n $10 for both. Shoes. habl, nge, ·' • lever a:witchrs 3/Sl. %" 2 OU-white con~mporary Sl5. Regular rug $1 with 4 Track audio stereo tape roll c;ombos are so young i1 belts, purses, !!Cllrlll and GUITAR S20. in good con- DYMO embossln tape Sc chairs $25 each Bench valet pads. Edger S4. Golf bag player and 2 speakers, plays that d they wer, older, they jewelry ~1. 2521 Bamboo dltion 64&-8693 per loot. Unc. Lnicoln set stand S5 2 lamps $20 each. $9. Utility 11ink $8. Lamp good, mu11I sell $20 642-1616 \loo.Id be EMBARRASSED. St., Newport Be a ch, _B_E_A_U_T_t_l'U_L-,,...-h--ful-t-~-;,,, 50 to 70 sea.JOO in plastic 19 x 63 picture $20. 644-1732 $5. 316 Orchid, CrlM. WALL heaters, 35,000 BTU GIRL'S Clothes, sizes 1-2-3. Eastblutr 644-UU4. bookcase brd S20 Good bf!ige SI. t~ make nice gifts SEWING mac h j ne $3) 19" EMERSON TV. works dual, like new S.25. 642-8227 Dresses. 3um mer, winier 4 Yard chaise loungr. chairs toilet SID Peterson stroller for the young cdin ooUector. Rollaway bed SlO Pr. lamps good $1.'i &t5-214J. Z3 inch l\totorola TV, ex· 50c-12, Ba~ing 1ults Sl-S2. $5 each. Portablr TV, black S9 Clarke floor polisher SIO 1967 P mini sell! Sl.2;;, S12 Sofa, needs cover $12 WOOD Dining table S20. 4 rt'llent S25. Stereo portable Socks SOc. Shoes Sl-S2. Play and white $20. Marble small Tire-59a x 14W\V S2 New SATURDAY only 536-302'1. Bookcase SJ Pr, drapes f7 matching chairs $10. Single record player $25. 646-1218 clolhl's 50c-$2. High chair cocktail table s:i. 4 shelf tubf> 600/650 x 16 S2 Metal SUPER Cub. Thimhle-drome Jump l:':hair S3 Stroller SJ mat 1res 1 e 1 S6 eHch. ROTARY power lawn mower Sl 2521 Bamboo, Newport wood grain bookshelf S5. ironing board SJ 2 kitchen gas model airplane, .M9 Blonde "'ig $25 Maga:iine Monaural amplifier S lO. S20 Folding col, all steel Beach, Eastbluff, 644--0244. 2521 Bamboo, Nf!wport light fixtures S2 ~lovie f'ngine with fuel and battt>ry rack Sl 545-195.1. 13 7 4 Heathcraft stone-ware: din-oonslructlon S4 Exercycle $5 CHILD'S Equipment t 0 r Beach, E&11lbluff. 614-0244 . tiller. 8mm S2 Cosco steam $5. Maple bookcase head-\Vittson A°W.. ner plates S1 each. Guitar Small electri c heater with salt. Gym Sl'.!t $20. High PORT ABLE se .... ·i ng iron St Bahy gate $l Soaker board full size bed, with 2 Steel framed beds and mat· $12. 549-3267. Ian S3 Bowling ball S3 Suri chair $6. Crib S3. Playpen machines SlO each. f"ormil'a hoseis, 2• S2· 321 Pirate Rd. frame $20. Form ic11 t $15 dboa 13 GE Bab d. h Ne"•port Beach. 646-1149 teSM!s each Hl'a rd YOUTH Berl, compll'tl! $20. r ider $3 Bicycle parts $1·S4. : · · Y is $4. top metal desk S 15. breakfast bar countrr, 6' and loot $15 Highboy $25 S"'""ish gtyJed table lamp 64Z-6989 615-0301. Bookr.a.!!e S7.~. Picture 4~' x 2% SIS. Tire chains fit Lo ·1 nd nd · ~· II' Id h t w van1 y a rou m1r-115. Bread box S2. Floral HOUSE trailer "frame, com· NORGE Automalic good x 3 S4. Fo ing c a rs up lo 8.~15 tires S5. 12-N' h nd 110 bl I .846-l6T.!. rnr ;} ig t sta • umbrealla $4. 1J12 San-plete Sl5 Axle and :qirings \\.'asher $25. works good, S2.SO eoach. Ta c amps iill matching. Refrigrrator lanella Tel'T'Bce. 61:.l-6565. for trailer SlO Hydraulic needs only oil sealer. S3-4. \Vall pla<JUt>i1 5Dc-l2. 4Sl~~{~:a~~.ild~~lt~I~~~~ S25. 548-4357 or 642-0070 l\fAPLE Bookcase S 2 5. c:lutch and brake pedal 540-a.'189. :rel. Ceramic ~I a s s w a r e SING ER buttonhole at· Oriental rug $lO. 2 ele<:tric 11.Ssembly, Jlke new $20. SCHWINN Spydrr $20. 20 .. 50c-S2. Pair TV tra.yi; S3. with remote S25. Black lac. I ~ t 18 •001u4 Ch h d I Hamilton Beach m ill e r a1,;umen · "".r-.,. 'blankets twin S.i. Each ev. ea s new va ve job Sean; girl's bike w Ith quer 4 drawer dresser S?.i. 11· h N ·d S7.50. Kitchrn Hems 50c, Bl-~. 1-u•r ~ ,,.,, ENCYCL()PEDIA set Golden kitchen utensil 55c -S 1. ::i eac · ew WI e ovaJ tralning wheels $10. Crib ~-... ~" •ICU f S25 60 Old d)O Crutches SJ.SO. M t' n ' s chest $1:1. Black lll<:quer Book S3 54>1544 Sten!O records Sl.50 each. ires 5 ra $2 $20. High chair S.l Barbeque bo boot . 9~ S4 50 d"k !"~' ~<, Blo<k la-'IAHOGANY Sta"d mt-Ctui&tma. .. decor II. t Inns 60 01.ds radiator SlD Custom wilh rotisserie 15. 673--5649. oow Y s. SLZc·' I ·, . -o ~ .. -'' ''"' ..,._ ~"-n-"' ot alt kind• 1teer1ng \\'heel, complete S5 . . \Vall min'or S4. ar b nn t>t quer 5' "anity $25. Chair S20. \Vhite hand crochet AJL-vo.:. 0 "" Olds brake drums. nd FULL Size box spring, cost In calil' $3. Tahir )t~· x S 1 O. Wes I i n g ho 11 s c 111't'a nag SlO. 21 piece lOc $4. ~ dze" SS. ~~h shoes. new SlO Olds ~ar $30, sell _ S15. 2 swivel har 11., •• SJ. Radio S :> . retri~n1.tor 'A'hite, $25. bronze Tha) serving pieces trays 1 · IJll('r m i s end S7 6.l Ford rear end stools 'v1th backs, cost S25 Knick-knack ·shelf S3.:iO. 536-4994. $12. S Dorothy Thorpe betr n . Set glusware lOc-Sl. S7 Chev rear end SlO Early each. Se.II 2 for S2.i Se.tur· Phone stand S2.""1. Ca!'h gug seat. rciil S5: Broilrr glasset---ll-ueh~l!ink-com~ _ i;:i~ _can __ opener .$3. Ford dutch pre s·s u r -day altf!r 6 P;\t. All day nnl y, please Sat-sun. !111 oven 36" x 2'4' S:,. 536-Ei094. pole S12. Plated silver M'l'XIC8.~ ifiShes t D t'-s1_· fl)"vheel, ~w $1D 01~~ Sunday 642-9261 . Paul11rino, No L 10-i. cigarette hokier la. 6#-1679. ~omen 11 elothlng 20c-;5.. starter, J')('W S20 Corva'or 21" TV, \lo'orkll good 110. 6.'i S.10-5661 6 Gallon outboard gas lank 11'U! U-14. ~St. Lllmp!t' ']..:C:.::OC:....------SS. Bendil: FathonwtC'r Sl5. NEW King &ize headboard, $25. Cookbooks S2-$6. Clock brake pedal assembly S2 Corva·IJ' engine parl s'!' 21" T.V. S20. Call 548-6.i29. Sag type ball lank Sl 5. walnut color with hvo neW $1 . 5004 No. A Sl!ashore Coniair rear axles S2 Chl'v. Crank&hafl S25. Headi: Sl 5 STEEL Box Channel (21 tD' Leeds bmliing bq (unused) kim: size pillows Sl5. DriV'I", Newport Beach. 2 barrel manifold, comptetl' each. Carburetor and other 4.. 2:. 118 .. lh.ick $1 0 $2. Boot lrtt SID \\'Ith ~lze UndcN'OOd typewriter, 646-bi2. S2 Dial mdicator SfO parts S2-$10. 546--0269. ;ach. ~ 10'i: x 2" x 'J" 12 ski boots. Hea!h vacuum tlei!<\1 minor repeir $15. NEW Baby'!' \\'hile baMill('I 6;!2·!1008. 2517 C Santa Ana 14 :Sheets of pa11t>ling, 4 x 111'·· !hick S3. Pontiac s-\'ing tube vo.ltmrtrr Ill. 12 inch }"irepla~ w-een and log St. C.1\1. 8 x 1~ lighl bro"'TI l..a"a ft .. ,, -ar •nd short!'nd 113. with pla!ltlc finor length t "~----------" electro voil!e Hi-f'i 11pe11.ktt'· rack U. 646-2240._ skirt and me9'1 11 Id.,11 SEWING machine, excellent S3 a piec-e. 20 sht>e1~ Pecky BuickTeW'l'tt' rims·S5~i!.ch. EARLY American M>fa SlO Small sofa. no cushions Sj Electric stove SS Buckl't seat for V\V $10 Tuned mu l- fler systen1 for V\V, just like ne1v S\2 DineH!" tahle and h~·o chairs SS Sm11ll Early An1eriean chair s:1 bicycle lramrs and whcrls SJ fer all. 1961 Dodge VS engine only, set up for slick S2 ~ 1939 La Sa lle transmission S2:l 21·· RCA TV. net>ds \\'l'Jrk $J. 23" Mo1orola TV needs 1\'0rk StO Two 100 x !j 6 11\y lires $4 each. Four li1-e!I off ol 1!167 Dodge van Sj rach. 20272 Sprutt A\'c., Sanla Ana. Height!!. jl0-4J23 \VESTINGHOUSE d r 1 u x e road$ter $25 Bottom cabinet \Vith baking d!~hl'S Sl0 All chronl!" sun 11.nd hf'll lamp Sj. DcLU"'(' portp.hle barb~ .. qur, fnld!i llke liuitcasc. like nf'I\' $.°'~. 642-3666 $6. Chevy van swing away 2 Bay'11 Stin.srn-Y hikes $20 playpE'n. Each S6. 540-3498 condlUon S15 S11.msonite Nuln1eg $7 a piece. 12 Aluminum steering sector buddy seat S7. f iberglas' and S15. 54s..3900. 1829 Iowa. Satumay only. pull man suitcase S15 Child0B she{'fs Pecky Nut m f'g ·•1 _,l='c.:."='=·==~·~-~~~ bucket seal S2. Cushman CRIB, C11.nt wet mattress FAR B"E R \VAR E Open cha.in dri\'C lractor and avocado green S7 a p\ecf'. SURFBOARD 7'4" l9" wide \VlllTE and gold rorn1\ea llCOOtt'r w~I. tire, gas tank $25. Stroller S3. Portable lrailer $13. 1744 Mlssouri 15 sheets Lnua avocado $25. SAtruday ;,.1s-9.i83. table. 6 chair.;, goo(I S25. And miscellaneous piuis Hearth Broiler Roli11setie, St. C.~f. green S4 a plctt, allll=::::.::::.=· .::::.:::......:.::::.=--814-8 \\I. 18th SI. C.~I. $2-$IO. l\foint molnr hike 1teoreo S20. 214·2\l sli~ pro-used only f\\1\ce. sell~ nr1v plankcrl. 4-4 x s x -'!~ t>xterior 1 \Vhttl box trailer. i:ood -{runsl for partr; $25. Wall j1?ctor. 500 .w Sl5. Whitt' for $40, will ~11 for S20. GUITAR $6 t.faple lamp glue SlO a piece 4 poster tit)ape s25. Double brd. 4 DINING chairs S~l :i.tetal •-"11 1. 2 a.nd 3 drawer dresser $10. 642-3089. table S7 Stl!reo record M-~any doublr. ....., •"" spring and m11u:ress S'10. Cflrri lti.b!!" "'·i1h 4 1·h11h-s ..,.,,... ,,.1 el iX1urt' (un1J'ICCl1 Size 42R. lux, like J'IC!\V S25. plll)'(!r, new oe<>dle Sl5 Bike "'......i """ ~ Che' t d S 1 0 SS. San1p,~n ('llt~I t11blc S2. Sl.50. 81!ii;ell carpet ~r Room air conditioner, like OOUC!f $5, Crib $5. 81T1111 parts 2X:-SI Child's bike Englander For I u n (' In-st o rawers . :; pa!io .hrnchC'!' s.·1 13ook $2. Apiirlm,.nt ,.itt gaa ~ •. ch1tir ""!>. Patio t•halMI ,,,1 13 Bike •t•nd It. nenprlng 11.nd n1attreK1, 646-lSii . h 11 11 N t new $18. l\tummy-lype down '"'"'"" '" Ii C' rw ~l\'tlY amp ranee $2.'i. Sal. 11.nd Sun.. i;leeTllni;:-bag and cavtt SZ. SI. BBQ $?, X-niy file $5. ~7. Sat after 6. SUnday brand 11('\V S2=>. 198 2 2-MEN'S 26" 3 spd bikes fixtlln!!! $2 .::oO !'itPanl iron call 536-:lJlll or at ~l<tl ~1:;..1412. 5<()...'il:\5. all day. Rol!C'mary Pia.et>, in g1rage $24 each L-24" g ir 1 's Sl Nf''A' 1 Jt:AI ThermM jui::: Detrfleld DriYe, H.B. OFT CAR TOP Luggage camn in alley. 615-1786. Sch"'lnn bike S20. 3026 r.JC 2 pi('n1f' haskrt5 r;.,,,. ~-..-..i. south ol AUanta VIRTUE Bros. dinette S('l, ' VACUUM cleaner. 1.ike new OFT -Wh.l . Klllybrooke l..anf:, C . fo.t . -·~ •,nclosed vinyl $15. Book.' • .,4 It t 1 ..,__ 1 e screen w1lh Ne1\' loun:,':r P!ld S ~ east of Bc<1t>h Blvd. wtlCld tones, s.tx matchint *' oover e ec nc ,......,.. • 545-28..t; chairs ST rach. Table $25. 5lk-$5. 545-S135. \\1llhcr and vacuum SIS fab~k' panels Sl;>, Youth bo.x · . • Papcrhark5 ~'(" Lnc:Hc~ •"OAI, SAT. Only. ?.tay!Jl g tin~r rot Sl 1 NEW r_,_,,_..,5 patio dress. Movil' projK-tor automatic spnng. mallrt'S.S S l D. CAR Bed S6 lligh cha11 S5. :<11.C' 11. S2. U1t-111u'ldMl 1~ ..,..r Sl5. Sewing mil.chine Bar si 14. 1~ e \\'liter •. ,. ~>ti•• no-w Sl5. Cont!! 100 toam lt!ns' SZ>. Pro-Provi.f'll.•i11.l IO'T'"t'I ba r S2.50. PIHy ~n. n1cs1 $6. f irr lh bowllng b1tll with <'R!ll!: In -b'--t -. Chai r s ski $4. Bookcue Sl. Walmit 2 anu .... ....t mat hi I •~ Bab It 110 't t I 1· t k """ .... mo: -shei\~t. 7 n x 1 tt. St tets SU lO $24. Suit! S'2D. jt<'lor canylng case with ""~".. · c tie m rror J1Crec-n *"'-• y em~ t• <' R a._n tqtl{' run _,, $1-$25. 2 bulll-tn ~ns SlO, t!Rch. W-11 brackets 90c a B['llfld new tennb outfit. hulll-in vie"-er $25. Sample frames $5 t!lch. p Ink ~2. 6 7 .1-4 l J8 . 200 l!)j() FedctBI. C.!'t. $1$. S1tcfe and d<luble bolt CM waJ S<U. not SI S. Coats and C&IT)"lng caw new s16 baUlroOm !'hell SI . so . Diamond, Balholt ls.lantl. STERIOO coMOle $2.l Raby fPrlnll &nd m • t t r t ••e' set. 1144 M1Hourl, · / S1S-.SI). Yellow Nl1n skirt Diedrich ol'\a11'\Al ~'tier COi· t'lo"-e.r "'Tefth on •tf.nd Sl5. 6'8" Surrboard $25. 6'2" f\trnlluf'[': CO&CO hiJ;:;h chllif $15-0), D~ 10 <:. $ I • MEOtcrNE Cabinet $4. 4& $15. Other de5~ clolhe$ or SU Old S nK1Vie cAmera Mr:_xlcan· CR!1 \\i th flo\\·en surfboard SIS. 8mm pm-S5. brick and b 0 11 r d Clothn 1Do4L Lampi rl~ china dlshn ns.. ,1tts Jl).12. $1 5-S:Z S. S4 Ple.l'C'td black hanging $?.50. 54s-si51. jector SlO. ~1~voxrecord bookcase $5. Tays t0c-S2 410 ~ ~ ~ cha131l' ~011111·t'I -~1113• 12.__.Pltcestt S4d. 6J5..8681 . cul Iron bulb ";th lamp Vt NY L \V 1 I I co Vf' r· pl1yu, POttabll' S20, 9' t10!a. Gt.Jfen and SA!Ul'.r full 1itt uuo ~ ...... · '° c .... , · iwin 11P A s holr And monkey chain from lng-dt'slgntrl pure "'hlle. IO"cn $75. Blue llo""t.mi range $25 Portable TV $25 $11.50, f25. Mov!e .$7. Kltchf.n curtain~ 25c. OITICE T)l(lf:Yo'ril!!r $ 2 5 . Orirnt $12 Chinese b111u Beautiful. M" I 12' -:W" chair $15. ,.'ootstool $.1. Olshl'!> IOc-Sl Cl(lthf'ti 50c-.$2, ~Ul~ndpf:.~~-~~~f'ta.:. :~~ll~=~ ~,:;;:~~tio;ia;:ck~lj bo\\'·l,l'IU{flli.~$9.6'i2..693.l I 23' SZ,. Barbells $10. sm.-On.3. I 1<1921Jrrlerson,1'11dway Ci· $2.50 e.ctl. 101 J{unHn1ton !iDc. Girl's 1itr 10 ~w~tlel'!I books J5c. Comic br.lnla 5e. Sl-~ARS 150 Lb. Bal'M.ll &1 fi.IG-6.\lf) ANTIQUE DrcsM'r S 1 ~. •1:..Y..:8_93-._,.._'1_~--- AVP>., ~ JluntfiJ-~()fl and and !1klrl11 Sl 11~1 $1. 8mwn-S.l!m'litn cc f I t'~ $2\. 617 ~, Pof'lflY, Corona LADIES Coll rlubs. bag ind ~1e.tching heavy mirror $10.11.ARGE. Dog l'lol.111'" S\;,. Atlanta. B.a. W-3U0. 6'73-.'il33 Cd~t. t•hle $2S. Ms..3J2.f. tlcl 1'f~r. <"art SI\\. ~~1uoo1. Good condloon. 67;;...2207. ~"'-:.--0_3"_1 _____ _ I • NO MATTER WHAT IT IS • • • YOU CAN SELL WIT.H IT A DAILY PILOT WANT AD For Fast Service & Expert Assistance DIAL 642-5678 DIRECT ... . '' • ' . ' . • . . " • • " ' ' " , " " " • " " ' -----,------·--·· ··-.·-· • MERCHANDISE FOR SALi AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRAD! MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TIA'OE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE Saturd.v, Junt 6, 1970 DAIL:'t' PJLOT 29 .._.,. PETS and LIVESTOCK TilANSPORTATION TilAllSPORTX'tfON. • , f _D_,!I• !f15 Boats & Yachts 9000 P.-r Crul11rs 9020 •:ii nos Mlsc1Uantou1 8600 2 dogi;-very friendly, med Al 'SK'u hi -· l•bj -b/..;.,,1.--. -·· t_i l'F;u~rniiiiituiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii8000iiiiiiiiFiiuiirniil.iituiiraiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~OOO~ Appllenc11 8100 Television FREE TQ YOU =--·' J b'-·k Bord 11 .,.. .f'U" M a·J a·m u t"'. 24' C8b1n Cr\11"'1'. Fret y w .. .v .... ... .. ._ •. """ .. St.A,..._,. ,.,;:e; uu: er <»l e1 d divi"*1tlah1•"•. G1llt", ';-'t' ...,.. & Wlrltc Packard * AUCnON * -1 short hair black w/brow11. German Shep., mall!, 3 painted it11ldo & out! Rea y • .., .... , :..1 Be ll W Con8Qle. Excellent 8'.fot~ 12 or aft 6 PM mo' a, Sacha needs out· to go filhlna! In water now. head, t/1, n e W COfl\pa.&11 .;..-:; II KENMORE Auti'I, Wash<'T. • THE USED • FURNITURE FACTORY Xln't cond. ;40. Hotpolnt auto. washer. xln't cond, $~:i'. \VIII deliver. M7-8l15 or !i46-86n. Condition, $30. 963--791)i. U you wW adl or buy 540-4llOIJ 616 doorsman owner • Cover t.t· 673--0489 alt 8PM comp canvas. $1•0 0. ;::.: , rive Windy a try Ptn1e11 & he Is )'Oun, -sr:>-8003 ~t PHILCO CONSOLE Auctions Ft1dJ;l. 7:30 p:m. 5 Beautifu11.-lively kit.tens to 536-3188. before 6PM. ELCO '30" c&bin crufsei. XlJil 1~j Sellhtf, Hice 11ew furniture, returned from aport- mHt reatals I: model homes at prices befOw wflolasalo!, USED Ai!pllanccs & TV's, all guaranteed. Ounlap'11, UJ5 Newport . C.M. MS..nss. ~~91.: a~:;~ !!'. Windy's AuctiOn B•m goc;ct ~me~ 3 u tenu:,\e· lt.2 POODJ..E Pupa 2 White, 7 Sellbolts 9010 cond. twtn .crew, ROF, ?~ 2015;~ Newpoi11 CM 646-8686 ma e. eae ca 00• -ac;-' wks., smaU tninlature. AKC -· auto pilot, depth flockr, .·•' • l\Jaytag deluxe v.•asber SflO J\.Iayta,g se t, gas dryer $200 Others from $25 up 5.11-8637 •REFRIGERATOR. whitee Hi.fl & Stereo· 821~ FOR Sale: Craig car slereo. new & never Uled. $1W. 642-1061. ~hind Tony's Bldg. Mat'1. ~~Y k 2 red ti~ orderml. 1300 w. ea. Ibo a FR EE I elect. wench. sleeps S. ~~ BED di I I •-• Bl"d New-B • c h 64' -alter 5. ·,'J?j' van, ~ ng e ............ UGLY Kittens need love too. 67~-843. ~·' a e .,.._.,.,, _., upholstered r.ha1r, anhquea, 2390 Eld A e A t 0 25' Owens '59, good cood. J .8.,!,9.m1-Compl1te ........... ,, .......... $160 & up, unfinished 18' sa.llboal. 1615 en v ' P ' PUPPIES: % German Shep. New motor last yr, SS ·~.;~ Tustin Ave c 1'.1 ~Jost a Mes a • ca 11 httrd * Collie, male •. fe. Basic Boating radio, lull canvas, head, --f Sof• & Ch•ir Sets ........................ $39 ra $119. MAGNAVOX MllFM stereo console, 3 mo old; new $300. geJJ S150. 49-1-1404. " . . "'16-3.164 616 <IO l !,.: O'KEEFE & Merritt 4 burner CUTE, Healthy teri-!e:r mix· mah~ 8 wks is. IUS-2704, bait tank, alps 4. $3195. ..,. Sof• & Love Se•ts .................... $119 to $179. $35 *842-1649 • FRIGIDAIRE Retl'lgeralor. 1011 fttezer: excel!ent con- dition. $;;!). 546-S674. w/ !P'111 ga., stove, ~ l.'d pupplel'I. N e t d good &tl-4GT>I. Course "646--0,;..=130=·~==~== concl_1tion, $75 .• Also VIJlyl ho in es. 1'fale and hmale GER!\1~ Sh e p herd , 5 26' CHRIS. TWIN SCREW, J ,1 ; rocking chr. S2<i. 646-8564. S4?·2J40, 897~ 6/S montM must ull, vef')' Off!red to the Public by the LOADED, QUICK SALE, . , :f SLIM GYl\1 \Vorld's cas~e11t DESPERATELY Need g()()d. ~:inable. 3129 Dublin, Balboa Power Squadron 61~ 1 occasional Cha irs ............................ $9 ro $59. Dinette Seti .................................... $15 to $69. Camer11 & Equipment 8300 ml!thod of home exercise. homes for 3 cute kittens · -· sta.rt4n.-7 P.M., Monday, 19' Sabrec raft 1 20 \ Dealeni wanted, CaU Dot·a, 'teaned & bo.x tJ'alnP.d'. AKC Reogi!ltl!n!d, mal e's, June 15, at Newport Harbor l\1crcruiser, fully equlp'd, End Tabl es ....................... _. ............... $4 ta $49. 646-7630. 64frl403 616 Boston Bull {lups. $M 1821 Yacht Club, 720 W, Bay incldg. trlr. $4500. 642-4547 Coffee Tables .. , .................................. $5 to $49. Single Mattress & Spring1 ................ $12 each. WASHE~ & dryer. Cop- pertone, 1 yr oJd, $300 for both. 5-16-6176. AUTO~'IATIC \Viu;hcr, late niodr l. F.xt"ellent condition. $·1j. 646--5848 YASHICA 1968 super 8 mm, cartrlda:e load. elP.ctric eye, ca&e, ~. 492--0654 e \VESTERN SADDLE 2 s all fl i ky . d JOth St. \Ve stm in s ter . Ave., Newport. No advance "'lchest rig, Rough out pu:ies b~wn.1':~~~ ~"::d 893-79i1 re&istration. Enroll at clMs. ~.petd-S!_~ Bo1t1 9030 " l!ieat, new, l\1ake oUer ADORABLE Male .. ,,,_ hoo· Brin!:" notebook Cla&s mctts Double Mattress & Springs .... ··--...... $14 each. Bed Frames ··················-··-···-•,,....... . ........ $6. B1droom Furniture ...................... $29 ta $119. Bl•<:k & White TV Sits ............................ $75. Color TV Sets ....... : .......... -....................... $135. 1885 Harbor llvd.1 at 19th St., Costa Mesa • 541·'457 Open:-\Veekdays 9-5:30,-Salurda.Y! 9·5,-Closed Sun4ays -···-- Furniturt 8000 Garage Sele ------'--' 8022 AUTO~IATIC \Vuber, conrlitlon $.fO. *646-3786• top Antlquta 8110 ANTIQUE ESTATE AUCTION Sporting Goods 1500 SCUBA Gear: lanks-lw1n 72's "'ith bools, like ne\1'. $8j. Regulator-US ll ivent, userl !\\·ice $2:>. 673-197:'1. SURFBOARD Ex c e I Jent cond. 6'11" .lB\i." wide $85. Call 546-8036. ' 7"l&l ma I e and I em a I e . .. " every Monday· nlrht for 13 §Kl Boat 16' tnbrd, 1tored .;..., r."'7202 6/S Fox Terrier PUPP>'. \\'hlte, ,. .,..,,... "~ks. Any Questions: Call 2 seasons, needs. T.LC. l\JISC: Household iten\it. V\V hDORABLE While and black black &. brown. ; 1 O · 673-1855, "Safe Boating is Considtr trade Jot T Call Add-A-Rooni tent. 3 2 2 6 and "'hile ki!tens To good ~l30. no Accident" 494-{iOOS. i\lontana Ave, CM. M&-2025. hoinrs. fltale and female. German Shepherd Pups 1 -,.c;.:.,,"11,:.c:.:,.-s-pd--Boa--~-.11 • r in.,_ adult trieyclc, 26" 89J.-2867 6/8 AKC, 9 wks. 962.7362 LIKE SAILING? fiberglass, near ntw. $150. wl11:-fls, $75. DIS~ TI-IESE! 54 2S22 •• 67>2643 ** "2'' pupph.•s oeed loving BASENJI Pups, A KC • Payi'nents, high ~tereEt,1 "='"==·=======I homl!s Cocker mix. Call barklea~. gd tenfpe.rament. depreciation, a 1 i p rental, CEA1ENT r.ItXER 897-a480 or 536-1504 Sun-Santa Ana, 540-4996. cleani.ng,~lnsurance, etc, Boat Trailers + Bli; family camping tent Seal's tow-type, >;lnt con· day 619· •SUJ<Y TERRIER PUP* PREFER TH ESE! 19' BOAT TRAILER 8: xl2. 644--0553 dition, $lT4• 49a-47'19 COCKAPOO, While fem. to AKC 7 wks Reasonable • Lo\v cost, no WORK ~& $150 * * 645-U>S 2606 Wat'tt?"eSI, Cdtlf. 1967 Encyclopedia Brlttanica good home. So cute looks ' *96~77• ·CAREFREE SAILING! Senior & junior volume like a 11tt.\ffed t o y. Cal 25 little M $14, ~S day SURFBOARD 7~x20'-'-. good w/$earb00k $400. 546-n4t 646-5.;37. -619 BEDLlNGTON ~ 19 mos., Try Our Club Plan Bait Melntenenct 9033 Sat. June 6th, 7 pm shape, $3.'i. S\\'im tin.~ $3. spayed, e!tota, all equip., NEWPORT SAILING CLUB e Consigninenl or anliques Beach to"·f'l11 50c:. '1~1277. LA\VN S\VING • 2 Lovable; Kittens ni:ed home. no papers. SJO, 642-2290 • 6?5-noo • PAINT &: V ARNlSH, from >linnem"Ja. Perfec1 condition, u11crl 3 1 blk & l 1iger stripe, REFINISH, Our Specialty •. -Sa ·f· $50 64' '""° ... -1~ 9·Adorable blk .&: golden La· ' • Over 500 items to be sold • II mos. , eri ice . v-"""" ~ " 6/9 hrador pups, ready to go. CORO-NADO-2• Reasonable rates, Quallty GARAGE Sale: Sat. Sun. to the highest bidder. · ~-a_!!!l'.'US 8600 YARD vacuum. good cond GENTLE Sin. fen1. Terrif'r. GOQd breeds $10 ea. 540-55t1g work do~ a.I your alip, Avante Garde European 1 BOB'S AUCTION $50 "~5" trimme.-..mo\ver J\1ix heige -black., loves Now On Display BOAT MAINT. CO. 17 PC. KING SIZE BEDROOM , ' • ' " : . ' • ·~ ! l } ,. -: ' • Large 9 dra\.\o-er dresser, mir- ror, 2 bedsid~ slands, King size headboard, il'amc, quilt. ed mattress, sheets, blank. ets, ~re. clothes. sz 7-!l. ,·cw"'-·, GRADUATION GIFTS $100. 67~1657 kids 548--0813 6/9. e St. Bernard Pup PI es• On Our Lat Newport Beach 543-5652 ....,,~ 204 \V. Chapman --ampion-sli:ed;----ftt5-;-.:-r:~.;..=,rl-.:::=6"°'"'"""===01 r·--'---S\\'eaiers, Gibson guitars, -Beau?ful r-ings, necklace, "Bi\SSINE'M'E;-?;1iffresi1 pad TINY Femal-; kitten, orange Open House This \Veekend ...,. . . k Orange, Cali!. '" f'" lhe Grad .. •Je d 1. . 64-2-4586, 4J8.r-.fagnoli4, C.J\.f, s .. ,,·a1 On All 0 •• 1, Choice of Spanish or ~lodt'rn Style ALL FOR $249 No c.!own pn1t11 . .,nly $!J 1n<>. WElK'S WAREHOUSE 600 W, 4th St., Santa Ana Daily 9-9 Sat ~6 Sun 11·6 DIVORCE Forces sacrifice. Bassett Span. 7 pc bdrm , king Englander bed, 5 pc, Span. bdrn1 , twin beds, Green Flock hdbrd s, Hi-riser, pr, nile tbls-, clrsk. lurq. velvet bench, plaid ~lceper. Few wks old. music equip, nil es, amps, Phone: 53&-1141 f'an· gs ... ..... · an 1ner with skirt asking & \Vhllf! needs good home ....-.,.,.. radios, TV, tires, Indian Custom Casting. Casting $10. 847-7187 ' 54~Hl46 619'. MIN, Schnauzer pups AKC, Yachts Rayale, Inc. 011•ned & Operated By I t Pl f I & J ! tbls, Falcon "'agon, llki Bob Ford. supp ies, Wa>;es, engagemen N. B. Family T e nn Is FREE red & while ki!tens , ay u ov ng com· 2912 W. Coast Hwy RADA&-RCA used. 1lS volt, equ111. records, book !I , Auclioneer: & \\•edding rings our special. men1bcrship, $295 + trans, R wks old, in .lrvine panionJ1. $75. &14-0714 Newport Bee ch 645-0810 Model CR103. 20 mllea. POS!l'r.!I, ~fuch moff>: 1!!61 Bud Gnn"Clson ty. All jewelry making 5-17-121 1 ext 3.50 ';Clara " ~1731 616 BASENJI, female, 6 mos. Good cond. $750. Call after S1\1u1 Drive. c .rit (i\lcsa cquipn1cn!. Roughs ~ cut ,--occ-,,---,.--~~~~ aJJ shots, l25. SWEDISH Sailboat, 15 ft. 6 pm \\•kdy5. or anytime. Verde l. slonci;. E\lecyU1ir!E for tho ----2 Poodles-2 .vrs. olrl, 1nale •'531--0940+ Beaut. nai. mahog., Jan~trake Sat. & sun. 673-4933 Or"'. Co. monthly n111r~tl k d ' femoie t good ho ~ BIG family camping ll'nt, ANTIQUE SHOW roe· houn · Mi1c. W1nted 8610 · ' 0 nie .f Al<C rR1s1J Settt'r puppies construction. dacron 11alli1, PALR ol 283 Chds ena:ines. St"01l stel'eo lune1" bi~ & SALE Open Tues lhni Sat, 9-6 ·-"'.:.:;;....;c;.:~c:::. __ ;;;;.;..: only. 536-89S8 af!er fi 616 Choose Your's Now! outboaro bracket &: oa:s: 2~ to l Reduction, ad C'OJld, · speaker cabine;1, e I e c Sunday 104 clo~ Mon. W~NTED Floral pnnt sofa, 3 Puppies part poodle & 675-8718 Balboa . new cott'r . Cost $1600 -like Call 616-8540 ev~s. 'Rotisserie, TV in cabinet, Sal. June 6th. 11 a.m .• 9 FTVE i\1 GEJ\.tS & Recliner chair, mlrrored \\•ire-haired terrier. Small. SILKY TERRIER AK C new, $750. Call: 675--2033 I~=:,.::::...:::::~=~-~ p.n1. Sun June 7th, 11 am .. s LAPIDARY SUPPLY squares, Tub enclo~ure, Also kittens. 64&-4l7l 61s BENDIX 12 bolt. Non-hunt. bassinet, "'h\te tl\•in head-p.m, Org. Co. Fairgrounds, Rear of Collf'l!:C Center Bathroom ceil'g heater, Old PUPS Xln't Quality ?.!ale • SAILING CLUB • Auto pilot $450 board & dresser. !'vlexican 88 Fair Drive, Costa 1'Jeaa. 2750 Harbor Blvrl .. ll·A rloml'd trunk, Sausage i;tuf-CUTE Blk &.:; \\'ht. male pup-& fem. $150 &: up. 644.-4806. 22 lo 25 foot racer-cruisers * 673-6945 * lamps. 8 Ai\1 to 6 Pi\! Sat. Admission 5()('. fing machirl(", dbl door re-py, ~ml. mix breed W wk11. -$7.50 per day. Newpor t area. J ~====="'===='I fi.14-0553 2000 \Vavecrest, Costa J\.fcsa * 549.;niq frig. G46-82'26 842-1292 6/8 FIELD ?o& •. AKC, German Salling exp not nee SOIJl'H Ccli\1. FOR Connoisseurs-decorator shorlha1r pointer pupa. 10 COASf SAILING' c Lu B Boat Rentals 9038 Hems-. velvet uphol, love WATER cooler, 3000 to 4000 TH~ Bad guys have deserted wk!i. $75. 536-8991 (714) 547•9406 ... · I ~:::::....:c::;::;;:.;: __ ::....:,;c.; I JUNE ,8, 9, 10. l\loving 1his ~ats & chn;, mirrors. fan(:y CF'M range for mobile 7 kllten21, 4 cats. Be a good CAL 25 $30 per da,y wkdys Marini Equip. . 9035 . . • ·-·. . -:; ! ... j ' < 1' -· . " . Pvt. P1y. 841·:'i066, _,,. SPANISH 9' custom stolrf \•rivet i;ola, Spanish cock1a\I !able, glass lop ~ .. x 36" x 60", heavy gold leaf hasC". Chair in green velvel. Above i1 C"n1s cost $900. one month old. Leaving country. Sacrifice-make of I e r :>36--8709. \\'kend, n1u.~t ~f'll sofas, <I•.•"-, leather ••phol. ,-~ h "·l' "°" ft 6 guy, adopt me 64S-8226 611 5 _OLD Engllsh Sheep Dog CAL. 24 Bargain. Cared for 140 s.i' 0 Siin \Vkly ......... ' h · ·-~""' ....,,... 0111e. v .,....,"""'a pm · · feomall' ... 1 yr, PET not for .. ,1.lh TLC. Full ra-/cru'·e · r · ~ ..... ... e aJJ'5, maple lablt's Ii.· bur. thl & 4 match'g arm chi's. \\'ANTED 9 d d l Cutf' blk & whl!f' rcmale bl'f!f'dl'"' 1175 8.19-9236 .. .... "' Race/cruise., 968-4840 · ,-: :·: f'fl. "·ashet• & r1 rye r , 73-8610 " : · ra11·er ressrr kirtrn 6 wks. To good homr · .... , · · equipment. Ma.st rigged for :;:;=:;;=:='"=::=;I , -i , 'fV-stereo comh, 111 -f' I 6 ' · & ·l dra\\·.,r r hesl, good 6444110 -618 ?-.1At.E Yorkshire Terrier lo\v bridges. Comp. $3,950. t·c•mponen!s. bed & drcs~ing ANTIQUE Venetian bi-back t-i>nd. Call 846-ll46 Puppy. Champion r;lred 644-2128 BOit Charter 9039 · -.. ~· l<1h!e & 1nany OOds .t: cnrls. ~~':~eal,c ~~~lni ~~k5 d~~~ WANT. good used ,;ewing 1 ta~JJJ n~~c~~~~~~lyca~~,.: * 644--042:> * 1.2~.-. -,-dand~~,-,'""'17.v71a-ux-. -m-, -a~n~ U.-OOPPER_Ex_c_l"_"_ve_D_lx_.' REi\100ELING Sale: couch, 2 l'edine rs, chair, coffee table, encl tables, wagon 11 heel light fbo:hift'.( & 12 yrd11. Antique ~atin drapery material (It. grrcn). Af!C'r 4 PM & \\·eekends call: 642-6468 J\.IUELLER of Grand Rapids contemporary master bed· room sr1. so I id 111ahog· gany. K I n g headboard, 12 drawer dresser. lg mir- ror, 2 nite tableJO:. $lfil0 new. A~k $3j(I, 644--0J29 SPANISH Bedroo in, ( 3 mt1nt11s old,) set romplete u.·ith ne11· king-sitP. hr.d \\':Ith ID yr v.·arranty. 536-6946 or 842-1128 8' \V. J. Sloane couch, good cond. Cost $700, asking $95. Overstu f fed chr $20. 646-n93. ilfOVING-Garage full of old oa?.: furniture, Sat & Sun, J une 61h & 7th. 1873 Orange Ave., C:'ll. LI 8-5636. HOUSEf'UL ol nr1v model home furnitul'f'. Rri:. ~83, rxnv $197. 894-1·117 or 637-6200. !l--PC Dil!t'tle floral print \ITilughl iron Sl5. 546-8687 \V/blUC-gf'('Pn chairs SIOO. fireplace sel CU-?'I'OM Wood bar \\)burnt orange leather hanrl rail & 3 bar stools. $150. 830-1337 Offfce Furniture 8010 ·-----USED steel desk!I $.19.50 • Posture chairs $12.50 & up e Used 2 & 4 dra1\'('r filing cabinets • Uud u.·ood desks I\tcMahan Bros Desk Inc, · 1800 Ne1vport Blvd. Cosla ~Jesa * 642-8450 Offict F.qulpment 8011 UPHOL. Swivf!I & stniight chafn, desks, hencllC"!i, filP.!1, tables. cabinets. voood box· es. 642-3408 12.JO r.t ULTTl.lnt Q fr Iii et presi1. Good condition 11200. 6.t&-1567. . S125. Hl·BACK, bltirk judges otlice chair . S.50. Ca 11 549-3724. Cafe, Re1taurant 8014 tt) r DeJi Casf! f2 ) Hamhurger Grills '1) Cotton candy machfnl'! Ted 642-1455 J itn 534-2-tOl 920 Bellis St., Nc1\port ·l9-l-l 40-1. 1nach1ne $25. or I es s. good home 644--04lO 618 xtras. Red. to $3795 Mu 1 s ALB ERG 35, Awe. SLOOP. &>ach EastblufJ. 642-67n aft 6:30·Pr..f · Horsis •o-~u. Nwpt 6111) avail. 7 41 ··c ALYPSO .. 51 6 2 GARAGE Sale: Hide-a-bed Old El I • KITTENS -4 male and --897-0311 f'X 5022 or 213/ · PIS , ' Sewing MachlnH 81'20 894-2312 ectr c Trains Irntale black org buff all T-HORO UG HBRED • ,,.~, · · cabins, Dinette, S/S Radio. so a. Immac $.'iO, Nei\I 842-1731 oolors, 646-4328 ' '6/8 ~=· · Stereo, H/C Sh\\T. Etc. simulated 1vood drop lea f SINGERAuto zi g-zag,6mos. T\\'IN Site canopy Bed in POODLE/Mall•··. S Quar:er mare .En1ll 1h SAILBOAT: AU flberglus ONLY $llO. DAY! Slip No. dinette, 4 vinyl chairs, cost old. No attach needed for = mo jump g -hy winner stall • 1 II < HJ · LADIES di.mo·• a i n ner good cone!. ' . ""'' ' 13 winy on sa .,. -way I Frnt. Ancient Marlntt $95, 1vill ~ell S60 & many zig-'••, butlon ho 1 cs , uu femall!, "fl1uffins" loves avail 67>1819 1 L --• d olhrr household irems. Cash designs etc. Guar. $.19 cash ring, aet wilh 11-l karat Call 541l-4725 children. 67~761 618 · Irr. lcenM..,, tta Y to go. Rl!staurant, N.B. Ph. Art I center diamond, 2 dian10nds REGISTERED Tenn. walk-$3.25. 548-0066 wkdays aft Larson, 646-2272, 67~3123, only pJea!oe. Sll P11u ar!no. or small payinen1!'!. 526-6616 2 Yl' Id G SI 1 j • ho 5 Id h •-t 6 11 k -• N L 1 Sa _ ~-karal on each side. Machinary Etc. 1700 · o erman · iep ie.... 1ng !"Se, yr o c es ... u , a w e .. u. 673--0875. & 0$11,, '1::i~1. 54~566 ' 1 Muolcal Brilliant cut Sacrifice! Re~ ---' male with papers. To i;ootl gelding, ':Show & trail. day: LIDO 14. Xlnt oond. Trailer I ==~==o:::==== Jy lo Bo>; P300, nuily Pilot • J\olFGR MOVING home Mf>-2536 6/8 ~0--4606, eve: 735-0823. & boat cover. No.1837, ready FURNITURE · 11 i-( i -~l"=''~r~u~m~•~"~'~'--~'-12_5 BOGEi.'i l"lll tunPr. fo,tPLX Air compressors, a P :ay S\VEET, Playful orange 4 Yr Old Sorrel iliare incl. to sat!. $1l00. 646-6141 a.t ter Boats Wanted amplifier, Garrard changer, booths, spray guns. paints. spayed frmale c111 1 ~i old. saddlr-, etc. S300 or best 6 Pil1. collection ol good record DRUilt Set \VIL ud w i ~ Hanno~ln '.;(} \I' a t 1 metal cabinets, furnace, Had shots. &48-0813 6/8 ofr. 846--0045, ---~=~=--- Rlbunis. J\.·Iany ho"0 -'-old chrom e snare drum amp, custom buH 1 stereo th! k pk' t LIDO 14' -· All d -s, rar ·s. c g ma er, 2 S d f •· 1 bik ----------I Jtems. Fri, Sat, Sun. 4520 "-·/share case &_ access. coUee table combo, ror , !I I 1 t pa.ye em. ca...,. -. Perfect condition, Alao tral. hind) equip like nc\v J';Iust 11tll leaf DuncRn·Phyfr table, \\It p aques. P c ur c p1trt Siamese & I caUoo TRANSPORTATION er, mui1t sell. Beliit otter Cortland (Can1eo Hig a s • framrs, slatuary, ash trays, .,.,,, •493 618 · GOOD Used Kite. Cash! Weekends OR 5-5164 , Weekdays !213) '100-7964. CdM. $150, 548-4063 orig oil paint'gs. 968-3013. etc.. 642-8289, S49--28&8 .,,,..... 9000 takes. 642.9405 Mr. Todd. l ==========~I Bo1t1 & Yachts Mobile Hames 1 16 cu fl Amana $110: 1 Walnut Spinet $250 61 A&50RTED m a kei;. 5 Baby kiltrns, furry, HOB IE CAI. new. L«ated hide-a-bed, like new S65; 61J5.5651after6 Pr.t n1o s tl y Edi s on & housebroken. 642-4959 art 19' Runahout, 160 hp Coral-N. Bayfront-.J3al 1 Zenith 21" .ro?ll!Ole $60: WU'="a.'"LI°'T2=E°'R'"°"P~orW>="'1e=--::,;:1,::,.· 1 Sou11dscr1be transcribing &. FREE TO YOU , 4PM. 618 runabout-less t~n h\-o yrs. Island. No trlr. $1OO0, l hutch $45; l\lisc lamps tric piano $.295. Artley flu te dictation equipt \\'\th extra AFFECTIONATE Male: kit· olrl. f' u I 1 y equipped_ Full &#-2501, 673-782-1. & housebolrl items. some $75. 673-8701 pal'ls & i1upplies S·Jj(I, whole "S:'l10KEY" 2 mos old smart ten. tiger striped, hsebrkn, ca~va!!, bait tank, twin bat-14' SAfLBOAT, Sandpiper antiques. :lZS7 E,lden Ave, GIBSON Classic folk guitar, lot ~1657. puppy, mothcr-Weimeraner, 838-7650 6/9 ter1cs. dual gas tanka:, Sloop No. 123, trailer & '-,,·,'"-t/Sun. 64" ••o•. • CLOS" ·1•1 •t ·~·t or I••• Jath~r . Gern1an 11.hcp, Both 4 ROL •. frailer bil•e '"mp lighl• Gd d 1 3 5 0 ~ .,..,,.,.,,,, Xlnt cond, Sacrifice price. ,..,...., """ pedigrd. Free 10 loving LCCKING Kittens -' • • cover. c.on · · ./ tll 0 VJ N C·BARGAlr-:S. fi44.-0678, 644-2853 on new items front oJ home w/ yrd rm. 548-5185 all h~usebroken & ready for horn, etc. Worfh $StnJ new, 67~T;>.t Furn., tape re c ord ., ELECTRIC Bas.~ Guilar, too ~~~ co!~~ci~\vy~n~r=d aft 6 pn1. 6/6 mousing. 96S-4972 618 :'~S!~~~sl Oller 1,L~t"'oo'"1'"<'""N~.,~r~n::e~w~.~N~o~.~,o;.;280 AM-F:\f console combo n"w 10 be u··d. $50. Call KITTENS Fluffy black Hwy traller & cover. Race ~-'nk 11 " = Hems in rear. BEAUT Year old 'white -' 14' Aluminum boat and ..,.,,·p-d. 1149,·. 0 •0 -02 ¥~;;.;;~;~h, pi;,:, s,plyw~ 549--07-18. CARPET left from Comm'J. Pr.rsian fen1. cat. w/orange white & gray 968-8244 trailer. plus 5 gal, ga~ tank. d;ys.'548-37,13 eves. vw-oo I l~ E 2'lnd St CM 1 " 11 98 12 88 •"·g 8· grey markings on face. 3 BLACK male kittenB, 6 Trailer recently painted, S BOT Schock 1968 e c, "" . , 1 . conrac .. , .. ,..,_ 1 , k Id,.,.~, 69 A rac•r 646-3750. Pianos & Organs 8130 $3.99 SI'! yd. Drakes Carpet A so 11 _ yr. old calico fem. ,, .. s o . ......,"""· I new wiring & light!. Sac. . • ....__ 17206 Beach Blvd. H.B. cat. Brilliant co lora. FREE \Vood door 26" x 79". $250 firm. 494--0060 before top C?ndltion, complete J\.10VING -i\1ust sell :I-sec. PIANOS & ORGANS 84" ''11•1 5'J6-72fl2 6/8 615-602'1 6/9 5· 642-3706eveningi;. w/traller $300. 675-528 5 couch, leather chair. dinette v-., ' eves. Dry dock also avail. sel, model's rloth\ng'. size • y ~:'v P& USE:?_ OI SH\VAS H ER, Under vi;:ny lrlrndly 3 mo. old KIITENS 9 \vk.o; olrl. 1155 TRADE For your land eq, 12, Sloop f i berglassed 5 In 12. 7191 ~ Ma rigold, amllJ1a 1ano21 v i gana coun lr r $40, \valnut (.ern1an ~hf'phcrrl I coyate Austin St. C.M. 51:Ml7~fi/9 35' Ohlsqn sail'g yawl. Sip!! wfmahof deck & Mial.!1, Corona drl .\lar. Sal. & •Thomas Organs bookr aAc headboard $10. puppy. Loves chi Id r e n · 2 Lo haired I k'Jt ~. lid. gall!!)', full y sd. · 137• e Kimball Pianos !)(iS-Zli-l7 962-2368 6/6 ng-mae I ens. 7141985 _1881 daya:, w~ca~-top carriers. "· Sun .. noon to 4. • Kohl er & Campbell 5JJ-Z236 6/8 714/982-<1832. 675-45'17. GARAGE Sale: Hide.·a-berl, COAST MUSIC FRENCH & local. NP1v lux. 2 Beautiiul fluffy females, CUTE Flulfy k It ten .~. c;..-1~0~' ~Sail-'~boa-~l.-n-,-w-.. ~;~1,-,- Chine!\c Ira set, teak din'g lady Jugg!lRe. ~t11n rf. r 1n!.'; 8 1~·k11. old kittens 1 gray 67J-8963 618 17' Trimaran, Piver design, r1n Sl'1 , Pcr.~ian rug, Golf NF.."WPORT & HARBOR clothing jewe lry nt u c h ""'11h \Vh1te, 1 gray striped dacron 11ails. a I um l nu m trailer, xlnt cond $300 clubs. Lots of Goodie's. Sat Costa Mesa * 642-2851 more. 673-8441. tige r. 548-0813 6/8 FLUFFY LitUP h e f g e mast, l!ltalnles11 ateel l'lg'g, * 642.-2680 aft 6pm * 616. 10082 Jon Day Dr.. Opl"n l(}-6 Fri l0-9 Sun l2.S KlTI'SNS F11t A J be r t perslan kitten, 64Z-0239. 6/8 Best offer takel! it! 675-3020, SABOT-Also Seagull engine, HAMMOND M 3 11AYTAG Gas dryer. Ex· \'. 19 Bolh I t ,_." Chan H.B. 962-7439. • cellenl Cond. $:,0. Mem· <r!Angoral J\1iss ~fuflf!t & 5 Gray kltten11, hurry! 3226 6T:r7697. · 1 Pl Nx; ·~ · ELECTRONICS Ga r a g e ORGAN hershlr Cd,\'! tennis. cluh, Tiger Pa"·s, 6 wks. weaned Idaho, C.M. Sun only. 6/6 LICENSED ne ·• · · · ORANGE COUNTY Exclusive Deallr For LA PAZ Custom Built Coach•• SEE IT TODAY! + t lany Other Set Ups Gu•rantHCI Spac11 in Tustin Family &: Adult Park. Buy your coe.c:h from us and save on factory di- r ect prices. Over 100 mo· dels to choose from. UNITED ?ifOBILE HOME SALES 237 So. Tustin, Orange 633-2961 633·2974 ~36·1446 SPA CES Available in Huntington Beach & Costa Mesa's nic. est parks. MOBl.LE HOMES America's finest, available in every si:te & price ranp. JOM1CRA, INC, 19261 Beach Blvd . Huntington 'Beach 536-6511 s a 1 e • Transistors, SCR, \Vith Percussion, \Var1""1 ty,. ·1;50~·~·~7~3-~2~·1:'2:~·,.,-_,~,.•= & trained, 642-2637 6/8 "2" Young fem . hampaters OCEAN OPERATOR ./ 32' PC • xlnt cond., fu!J diode~. capi;, te11t equip, Leswns & Delivery nc uc • :: COCKAPOO, I.his one; loves \\.'ith cage 546-5427 6/6 FOR HIRE cover. $3695 • BY THE SEA e f'd. 21" Admiral Color T.V. 1vith ., ~ ""~ 646-2577 rc11istors, \.Vlre, etc. 2l·l9 SSBS new antenna anrl picture attention, llkeab1c, Approx. FRIENDLY Black rabbit, • 67~1 • Set.up Mobile Homes. e SHANGRA-LA .- Orange, C~I This WHk Only tube. $200. Cail 613-3316 l ;,.1' old. Has shots, &15-0391 fn?e lo Yo11 642-3397 6/6 MUST ~11 17'h' fiberglaa:s ,/ WANTED: 12' to 15' Used OWN YOUR OWN. GARAGE sale -Sun., 10 GOULD MUSIC after 6 pm. 6/9 CUTE Klttens-7wk.o;. 0 Id inbrd. xlnl cond. Small CATAMARAN. Write Daily Doll houses availabif!, to 5 8196 R1dg1:fleld Dr.. COMPANY NEWPORT Bch Tennis Club FREE Kittens, g wk11 .. 536-0136 616 cabin, lrg (!Oekpit. Best of-Pilot r..f-33 ___ Cash, or financing arranged:, 11.B. Everylhing must go. 2045 No. M•in member. 10 hard els &: 4 Jon~hairerl, 108 Park Ave, 1 Puppy Cock-A-pon mlx & fer. 673-9361 SABOT-Complete, ready to Call NOW. Ask f~ JAY. n1oving to Europe. Panl.s, S•nte Ana 547-0681 gras~ els, pvt ding facil Bal boa I~!and 618 cute kittern;. S46-.l62l G/9. 141,,,. Runabout boat, !O hp 21all. Almost new, must 21ell. ~-!~1~<·~8~26~·m:.:..:o:...=L~"~'"::.:.· ~ ~hirts. !ports coats, suHs. USED STEINWAY & Pro shop. 530-S'207 aft 6. KIITENS Mercury & tra l I er. 673-2624 8 x 45. Very Clean, for PATIO & Gar. Sa.If': J unP Graduation formats, ~z 10 Used to childttn PETS and LIVESTOCK Registe~. $1J~. or ? XLN'T 12' Sailboat retired. Quiet. Cornet' kil ~lh 'Iii. Tool~. f is h in .i; 540-6::.t2 fi/6 ---. ~6-05.10 Fiee Slip Space. Pe!Jl. Unfurn. New sink & tackle, Hilver. china, clothe!! 6 ft Grand j :vrs old . sells never wied. Franciscan. P t G I 8800 1· $240 * 67S..2400 plumbing: Air cond. Nrly sz l0..l2·l4. Corner l l th le new for $4500. Financial dishe!I, addilional items. TO good hom e 2 cute fem~e e l, enera '64 16' Chrla Crafl Cava 1er , nu refrig, water heater. hardl!hlp forces sale. $3500 536-2260 Kittens, 1 blk w J tabby. Zeb Fi h 12 25 h new V-8 eng. Xln't cond. Hobie.Cat.J.4' C" d --.. _ --..,11>9· w-Balbo11 Blvrl. 10AM·7PM. "' nc cl! eac · 1900 NB I""" P • rps, ca.,..na . .u1 • "ash lakes It. Private party. METAL detector ('{l~t ne\V 548-53.l.1 6/6 215 Jo Ann~ p\, NB ' Needi1 paint. · · · ""'1 Wilson, Sp. 75 C.M. Shown GAR Sale: Sun. Jun 7· ID 546-14511. · $150 sr.11 $70; 10 11pd ~Ch\vJnn BLACK f.:1 tten half, PP.rslan 64'.>-1584 968-2180 &12-8412. 536-3680 hy app't. $3750. 544-7892 <1m.· many hshld· &· galTlen \Ve are haVinl: a Eni:i-. racer $35 ... ";43-1171, frtt only to very good -• 1S'· l{unaboul w/ne'!I "'3',\HP SA:BOT No. ~566. Flbergl~~r; ·l0x50 MAYFLOWER 1 B R., ilcmii. some furn. 32'16 Whale of a Sale t've~. horn ... Call 893-Ml8 6/6 Bh~l'AMS. Beaudtyl ('hlX, also! motor. complete wi h cars & tra1 er ctnter kitchen: Provincial Idaho. C.l'vl. grown & a u 1-" Love Y 642w3629 or 642-3396. $.200 644-2063. ,.,1. L-,.•ndo"-& , .. -. e GARAGE Sale, 312 Collins, on P ial"IOO and Org:i ns. COPPERTONE S!ovr. new. BLACK t-Jiniatut•e poodle pet.!1 $2. 26l2 S.E. M~sa Dr, ,,.. v• .. ., .. ., You better come on down! $65: large rt\lal braided fe rnalc, good w/i::hildren , i\IATCHING p . d 1 t 14' FlBERGLASS runabout $1000 Buys my 1(3 21h11re, in&s; in 5 Star Crt, close ~'~~sleo~rtTo~rd~s~tl;~ WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO rug. $15. 64G-6l:lJ 642.gg76 aft 6 pj~I. ~/6 1 i ilverfox type a~bb~s u$6. Motor. trailer, elec. ball 26' aux. sloop; Npt Sl!p. to ocean. Furni1hed & 1819 Newport., C.M. 642-8484 AIR Conditioning units $100 PUPPIES, Doberman -Ba~· I L .. " .-5. ta.nk. $a50. 645-0361 For details, 545--390S. crpt'd t h:rq •OQ t • Pti. Chil rl'!ii bike, much more . Open Every Nile ":f .n<r<1'10 l-0-'" lull 25 · lo 548-9623 NB each. Shepherd. Frtt. 646-M7j: alt _ _ 20' Thompson vo, CAL-races It wins, ta =.c.::=·.:::=·c..---~ •IOLJDAY Spe &-mlac. 1401 k SUnrlay Afternoon !)62-0:t1.S 5, 6/6 Cats coven. COl1\'erl 'top, rad.lo, of Xtr11:.!I for comfort & 20X5.i Klt·F alrview in Oli\·e. Apt. Y. Huntington BOY'S J';laple bedroom 11et, WILL Ot'llvPr 10 your home 8120 trlr, Xlnt. $3000. 67~3826 1pecd. Tom Butler 646-252.4 Rancho Huntington, H.B:. 2 Beach, 5~2260· HA?.tMOITT>. Slrin"•ay, Yam· must gep $50. Port:iblr !ilcr. freP, kittens. h :o; b r kn . 2 Kl'M'ENS: PM't Siamese 15' Flbergls &: trlr. r.tust IT Fiberglas& Kite Sailboat BR, 2 ha, elec bltina, awn- .JUST A hit ('If everything, aha, New & ui;ed pianos of ~ $40. 54:..-5616, 611-5147. 847-5000 6/6 $~ Black 1vHh blue e~s sell . be.!lt ofr. See 445 Oa.k, w/sall & trlr. $695. (1) Ing&, pa!. Ahed&, water S1;1t & Sun 1900 $P;adrift, most makes. &Ill huy:o; ln $2. Call 546-3787: 'Lagun11.. 431"'61W8. 286-2747. AOftener. See this weekend Crl:'>1 675-ti.J(M. So . Cti lif. ;ii Schrnidt ?-fuslc Caf'Pf'I 14xl7 Gl'f'c n FR~E Kitten~: C.,me l'lnd for $ll,500. 9GZ..T204 Co. 1907 N, Main, Sanla Aiia \Vilton, new. $00. gtl thr.n1! ll28 Broadway. 9' \Vood Row Boat, heavy ~!)· Sloop. trailer. nu maRt Call 54S-'6&3G. Cmita fl1f'sa LI 8-3927 6/6 D 8825 duty. Good co nd I t lo n . !: rlg'g $i)O(I or Best Offer. 1968· DOUBLE WIDE · · · ogs t50 Call ~· •370 Sel Up In Family Park. Pet ./ Newport Beach t~l'lmlly 2 Beautlful kitten1t 9 wks, · ..,,_, · 675-t:i75 aft 6 pm. OK. Neal" W.M •.• S.A. 8100 HausehalCI Good1 8020 Appliances -·--·12 sq. yds. uacd ivl'.lry CHEST Type fttt1.rr, 3 yn; carpeting. $65: Naugahydt" olrl. Xln! cond. $ 7 5 S\11vel chair $25: ham>! * + 549-2356 alt 3:30 chair $30. All xUiL cond, KENi.'\lORE 600 et~. dryl'r; PLANO, llpri~h!, xln'I ('Owl 1'"urnltul'f! for Mlr. Call 892-15'17. UPRIGHT PIANO, BEAUT. TON£. $200. Cl ub ~fembenhip, $200, old -508 Poinselta, Corona • Golden Rtlrlever Puppies, 14' Flba:ls ou tboard boat, ell!C • 21' Ventutt. Many extras. •~ 2 Br •Ba {)ay1t 04g..2236, evea: 557-8968: del fl-lar 67~2202 6/6 AKC. start. cover, trailer, etc. Extra Salli. $2400 or oiler. .u-,;I. ' • ' CaU 494-6306 $325 CaJl 673-3948-* fi'13..681 T * $8,:ZOO Nf..'W Gift Merchand. '$1000 KITTENS • A vari.,ty, 2 54.1).8241 A.M;S. retail Vllln. Will colllfln, Utters. Weaned & trai~ AT tutf AKC English BUil 14' Aluminum boat---25---bp 1~a..J<in&-.uilbca1, Mov ICITlDiSO w/ expanWnc Uv- trade. or sell 644-7420. --548--4015 6/6 pups_Cbamp.._ bloOO lint. _motor ~~ tralltr, extras ing, ~uat sell Make otW 1_ __, 8022 OLD Camel Back mantel CHIHUAHUA TelTl~r mix· S4l..o&9T. S.A. $300. 962-4981. i!TM068, ~ =~~~.-:-;. = 1--""'-.;....'-----iFRIGIDAIRE JWrtferator. BABY Gra nd. walnut. comp. c:lOCk. Runs excellent. $35. tun:, good bowe doJ. S yra, AKC Alaia SUll;y $100 or.trade * BOSTON WHALER CAL 2S-Xlnt cond. Many rtnt. Adults. MS--4983.. 1-="'=H884"==·====== I white: i monthl old. $m. 5,j7 .. !1'31l --can 645--0W r.10VJNG, MU1t tell. Ken-apt • sltt. ~ condition. tt~nd. Sac. $650. 675-1245 646-~112 &t2-4893 6/6 for whal have )'OU. Call t * 549-1375 * Xtta11, motor, hatchdodger, MOBILE Home ,61 P1l&rtm mort ta~ d!'Yf'r-Jd <'Onrl * Call 5.16-:tl!M. or S4~M.R ="E~G~. ;..To.,-,-,;~,-M~,-m-be_n_h~lp. OVERSTUFFED Ch a Ir, !i3T-489S 29' P'Mta.il Monterey etc. Mooring, $64SO, 493-4956 10 x 40. New tarpet • lt35~ .. ~.•rs rotadl'l' '"°"s-:" G.E . WASHER W1lnut Upright $100 N,B.T.C. ror . le $400 P.O. comlortat,1 ... nt:"edJ cle~ MOVING must sell 2 yr old dlesel * $1700 20' SLOOP W/CABIN drapes. Space 24. S2t " e "ct t. i;cr ,,..,.,, S.1:,, 646-2241'1 *' 548·8639 • Btl"( 2774. NB, Ing. 64&--$'226. 618 n111I" Dal m;t.Ufln lo ;roovey rn.-4911 673-3977 $l!ll0 * * 646-9102 W, 15th. 213-256-iTt(. to-Cl!.l't •vied hod)l-mot.,r !-------...,---1 Bo 1 II ,..Lii,.~ nt~1 1~'0rk s;;o .. "'!ll~r skJ5 I NO ma ti,.r wh11I ii 1 . ..., ~·"11 , SALO\\'tN Acrs90nlt piano. NE\vronr Tcnnl5 C!u h lull FFtEE \Vnod • MO(lcl Cla.!iS r"01'1 c. 11 0 er. ~~· 2{1' Cl\IS RUnAhOut. tart 1946 Flipper ln Good cond BUDGER Expando \5' x 33• S3 ~~ f)ull dn ll_;:h1 fiilul"' c.:in s('Jl lt \Vi1h 1t OA1 LY II~ )Told. Ilk, """"' mem~r,htp S38S. 67j...fg!J3 Co , 11144 SUperior, c.M, German Shepherd pup m o de I, Xln l con d . aail No. 268 In Adult Park. No pets. _ J."i, milOell 642-3397 PlLOT WANT AD! 64:Z...5878 +833-0500 • _o_r.,.6_!WS-"-7-l_____ 64W231 618 l!talf'. $25. 337 Mainolla. Ci\I Dtsperate., 673-4425 + 67~ • $2600 Calh. Mfr.ZRl6 • I -- .. ' . ,. ' --.. '~ ·-' '. . .. 1 ' . ··: . . . . ··:.· • < . " , " • -.. ·' . . .. '· • -. . ' ,, , l -; ., • I ·; ·: ·: ·: • , • I \~lurday, June: f>, 1~70 · TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATIO~ -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION a9 DAIU PILOT~_ t.• ~~PORTATION I -le Homos '200 Trailor, Travel 9425 Roc:ro1t'n Voh lcln 9515 lmport.d A-9600 lmPOrlod Aul'os 9600 Imparted .C1r1-9600 Imported Aulos TRANSPORTATION TRAN SPORTATION 9600 Imported ~utos -9600 Imported Cars i f ' .. '· .. ' * Newport Horbor * A lew rernainir~ mobile bon1e spaces tn one ol Calli. 's ta&t. esi growing rel0!1 aretu1. MOBILE HOMES are on. display, these ho1nes are full,y equipped at prices you won't "'a.qt to pass up! EXA?t1PLE: New 20.x-14 w/a\\>nlugs., skirt, e~ $9Ul0 1.-omplete incl. tax A lie. Many ready for 11.t· MEDIATE OCCUPANCY! GREENLE.(F PARK An aduH privah: club 1150 \Vhlllier Ave,. Costa ll1e~ Ph. 714/642-1350 Take Harbor Blvd. lo 19th St., lhen wesl to \Vhittier Ave, J O?i.11CRA, lNC. BAY HARBOR Mobile Home Siles ---1941 \V.Wys J tep, &d ''""'· • ALPINE DATSUN : BMW ALPINE woo. Call 531....;726 r..fAT ENGLISH FORD '67 ALPINE *BMW* !:-:-:::---::-:=-:-:'.".'· -J ;~~~~-~~1 __ V.ACATION JSlO Roadster .. J:i&rd ~ !iO{t tors.~• ~:sl~M\V ~tecUon '67 DATSUN SSS AW.. NEW ENGl..ISJJ TRAVEL ~~m ~r.s (WVN032r I\ 11lcal at orily for lhe ... ~ .. •1 Service A ·u f o m-a t I c trans:itilssicin, Jo'OltU.S tlO\V JN STOCH:. _.. c•upERS $-s11r,vi.u .... ng area 1. II . ,7997 DRASJ'ICAl.LY Excel.-Golct.n Falcon -!· 111 Over d ttv ·Ill· wntc \va. tires, 1 • act. REDUCIW Olympia -Alpine * 6 PACK * 8.J. b;ll. ~ o~nes;_~:;.:1 · ;1~J miles. 1 owoor, (V\VJ. TO CLEAR Apache . \YhMI Camper Sportt C•_r Center C. Bob Autrey $9'S _ LARGE SELBCTION Worlds l~t most com-$795 2833"Harbor, Co.<cla l\fesa 1860 Long Beach Blvd •• 4R. H b. v w TO CllOOSF. ·i''ROl\t piete RV v<niclo &hopping ~91 1213) 591-8121 ar cur , 0 Thtodore SE!' ' "FRIEDLANDER" """1" Full Pric• -, ·· ROBINS FORD 8352 Card•• Gtwo Hlvd. GG Siand•ni modiilTnciooeiCM -AUSTIN HEALEY CORTINA 18711 BEACH BL .. 842-<43' mi "'"'"" Bi•d. I 1J7SO IUC:H IH,,.w. J fl NfW·US£D.S£RV. FIAT '69. FI AT aso SPYOER Go1}:l'OU!i El'rnine iinl:i.h w/ b!nck Inter. rully ~UIP. C: Utdy S,000 local 1nlics . .$how. 1-0001 Irei;h. i\lust be seen & dri\'en. 534-6686 over feature, 2 burner stove, HUNTINGTON BEAC!i Costa r.i<?sa 642-00!0 Oose<I Sa t. Open $\Jnday ~ce box, butane. heater & '66 Austin * CORTINA * $ ~ 1 :i.100 \V. Coas1 H\vy., N.B. Lite Best value in town, Largest 19i0 Cortiria Selec'· 1 , ---i 642-!}IO;, ~(J.1764 - K~stom .Motors ' Healey 3000 uon. • Sal" • Pru·~ • .... DAtSUN ·-FIAT 68 FIAT 124 1 i.,1""'""' MC °'"'" · • '! _ 537 .. 401 I 845 Baker, c .rit. 54{)..5915 Roa~s!er . .f sealer, British Service· lot• the surround· Sedan. ·t sfJ:('<'Ct, ~ "·heel dl.'>l" ~.~~~=-==== • racing green. Electric O\'er. ing area. Overseas delivery.. . . . .. --~---· · brakes-. (ZLl-IO·t:1 1 I 68 FIAT SPIDER :flrtuport 3hnport s '67 Sundial Deluxe drive,\\'irr\vhet'ls,,excellent speciallstk. Sales open Sun.. Leadt'.'rinThet.earllCltLes '68 850 Spider $1095 ·llard luf' & son iop. r.adio . Stream Line '70 VW Camper condl1ion in & out. low miles day, St>e ZIMMERMAN 4 ~ d, radio, heater. !X1'H-BJ h1't1tt'l". I st•('C'!I, f\\'XL6j.I) Terry•Nomad•Oasis ri1ahogany interior. All !he Small do\m. (TQC191). \Viti C. Bob Autrey 2845 HARBOR BLVD. 6691 • • $15"0 E I Mo' H ood. ., •OOO s~r t s Car Center " xp orer or omas g 1cs. "~t SC!C to apprec. finance (U'ivate party. Cali J.OW Long Beach Blvd .. L.B. 54().6410 $1499 I"'-8 J ·i ALL NEW '70 MODELS NOW ON DISPLAY .20' \V14es as low as $59P5 12' \Vides to 34' \1ides · Park Spaces Available 1425 Baker St., Costa ~lesa Fourwincls•Weekender iale. (UQH692l dlr Phil aft 10 AM 54().JlOO 213. 591-8721 28:JJ l-Iai5·t4Xl~·· .. ~9°s11a r.lc!><I • • TRATEL .. $2595 or 494·1029. "65 Corlina GT, xln't cond. '68 Datsun B.J. ----" ~.-=-~--Sports "ca r Center Harbour V.w. '67AUstinHealcy3000Classic $550 for inunediale se U. Wanon Sports Car Center *FIAT* zs;;:: I!arll(I•·. Ci·.;ta i\lcsa TRAILl!fl SALES o ~ ., = """~'" Cost, Me"' 540.4491 sil ver belgefbJack interior. 67.l"""'(>~;i-3. Light green. Exel1"tlent conch. 54()..4491 l...'.ut:est Fiat Selection ___ ~~~-I 13172 Harbor Blvd. G .G. 18111 BE!ACH BL., S42-4'13S Radials. Has be<!n loved. tion. t\V\VX41i3J Full pdce • Sah~s • Pal"t5 • Sc1·1,icc '67 FIAT 850 l ~~ Blocks No. of · HUNTINGTON BEACH Best offer arounUJ3000, 213 DATSUN $ll9' ·6-lf''IAT 11000. 1\j.()(11) n1i. for the su11'0unding area. Garden Cro,·e Freeway 438-5881. Kustom Motors 30 mi gal. J<:xc. i;hapc. :\lov; evcrscus delivery l'ipccial· Cou~h 4 s~~· r1adlo. ht?a~- 5374011 Special Clear•nce 1967 Austin Jlealey 300011fark , 69 ·-DATSUN ing! Quick Sale! $3SJ. isls Sales open Sunch1y Sec er. nrp. .c 0 apprecL-~~block East of Harbor Blvd. Costa 1.lesa (714) 540..o.f70 TRAVEL TRAILER e New ll'w/toiletrm.$1445 111. good CT1ncl. Bes! o!-845 Baker, C.,\f. 540.fl!llS &14-6387 ·c. Bob Autrey . ale. !VDL!lli Motor Homes SI 5 Good -···1· .,., e N 9• 1100-f 1 11 "'2 3231 B' Seel ~-d ,,-, ,.-c.,.'-1~0.~,-c~0-.. _-. -N-.-,,. 1860 Long Bl't1c h Blvd .. LB I $795 '2IS ecps . conul ion.~. cw , ... :i. er-mus se . "" -. Jg an, oveq ma cam, 4 " °"" u,,_ " H b v w Call '531·72M aft 5. • New 8', ~lps 6, $1095. LEAVING For Hawa·,·, M"SI speed, AM/FM radio. Take FERRARI !irks. reblt cng. Very clean. 213 -59i-s721 ar our -* ESTATE SALE * STOR AGE Space for • New 11', fully sclf con'\, , sell '62 SPRITE $600 ' i u small dO\\.'.n. will finance prl-1---:0.lakc ofr. 673--10$9. '69 850 Spid_e_r_ I 19711 B".,\Cll BL., ,.,·.,,.: -TRAVEL TRAILERS S7 S2095. jl 536-9-100 * vate party (04264) Call Phil FERRARI TIME FOR ,. • ~ l ·~ Dodge----'f'ravco htmse cer--Scott'$ 914 N Harbor-SA dlr 54o.noo or 4941029 4 bllCCd rrum;., •~dlo. hcat~r.; llUN'rlNGTON BEAC!t l ··'lh ,_wait g•-ral.o>', a>'r n1onth . 646-2556 -· ;---:-· ,. 7" '61 AUSTIN HeaJay 3000. ,.... . · Newport Imports Ltd. Or-· o· ... '"tvU\I '"'"'' .... ,_ Co -"· Ibo QUICK CASH i Extra sha1$·0171~'i07 .1J i-.-... ,,-..,.,1 1140 Co".P' • .. conditionei', RIT telephone, 1961 15" Jewel travel trailer. '65 Chevy hvy. dty, convt. cently overhauled. xlnt rond, DOT DATSUN iz~e deal~~·, "'"''' au r-.,., ,. " j j Dishmas1er & other rxtras. il-lotorrycle rack. Sleeps 5. van caniper, sleeps 5 +, $850. New tires. 548-5400 OPEN DAILV SALES·SEilVlCE·PARTS THROUGH A 8.J. Xl~! j;;i;~·lls~9a : Lie. VTP846. For informa· 548-9462 cui;tom cushions, 6 cyl, AND 3100 W. Coast H\V)'. DAILY PILOT tion ca 1 I: Trust Dept. R/H~ auto. $1,150. S. Hun-BMW SUNDAYS Newport Beach Sports Ca r Center-1%7 I-'\'at 1100 4 Dr. 30 i\1PG; ..' 'Ul ''" 642 9405 54"ll" WANT AD 2833 Harhol'. Co.~!a fllcsa g()l)fJ l"".ln<l. Best offer oVer ~ · Trucks 9500 tington Beach, ........-2381 18&3:> """i.;h Blvd. • ..,.. .,.. -, A·•lh "•·• F -I 0e~t~ 540.4491 S600. 4!1-1-3?.!i~ · ,_ _ _,_1.Bi~cle• · 8' Full qib-over can1per .. -AUTHORIZED Huntinglon Beach l~~·~';;";;-;;;~~·~ .. ;;·r~~=~'~;;.;;;;;,;;;;;;:;~;:=;;;;;~~~~~~;;==~;;:::§~$,~~~=~~ -MC--TRU~K-5-_ Jact, discon1i~ model. _ -8ALES.-SER.\ll ·• 842-7781 tt-f m•""r eirAu os 9600-lmportii:l~Autos 600 lmporteO A:u tos 9· -·· ··-' t\•••,..s 96o0 -- Complere:-1195. 869-weif '70 DATSUN r• . • . RALEIGJ-1 Su(lt'r Couf'Jle: Simplex r!erail le ur. Reynolds 5..11 tubing $8Dt 673-5026 Here no\\-·. 18th St., Costa Mesa. , Immediate Delivery 4 Door Sedan. Radio. healer, lo1v miles. (601AVAJ dlr. Green. $1895 full price or take tr.i.de. Call 546-4052 or 494-9713. 2 GlRL'S BIKES "' GOOD COND. $U & $20 * 6ia-4020 * Southern Orange: Counry's onJy Aulhori:red G~IC Deale!" '69 DODGE Van. CUstom in· 11'._r. Elec. refrig .. new tires. Tape deck. Bob 673-2098. 14' _Camper lrailet. 5 berths. Xlnt cone! $795. 54$--4123 aft Mini Bikes 9275 UNIVERSITY DLDSMOSILE " 285/J Harbor Blvd. '69 Datsun '1-dr. :;lick, Xlnt 4pm cond, Pvt owner $1j25 days: e Jazzy '69 VW CAMPER, 1 & M MOTORS 67:>-6460 eves; &12-02'27 Costa l\Iesa 540.9640 * International * rack, rug, canopy, etc. {Open Sundaysl DIAL d' 642 ~78 8081 G d G Bl d 1recl -"'V • Chargt> $2895 ** 494-358! % Blk.a~. ~~ ~~~ Bl~d: your ad, then sil back and BONANZA • '1 h.p. JI as rhrome fenders and lights. Like new. $150. Evening.5 alti.>r 5. 548-8tro · '6j Econoline camp unit, 534-2284 f' 892-5.551 llsten to the phone rin,r! Big discounr on all model'l. xlnt's cond. Butane refrig.l=~=;=======~=========­ Pickups, Scouts, Travellalls. Many xtras. $1200. 644·2900 New Cars 9800New Cars 9800 TRUCKS 1969 Powell ?-.fini Bike. Very lrg. 5 hp, FR & RR shocks, knobbyi;, w/helmet. $160. S!4-1019. Save S. 1r,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~~ Kustom Motors Camp•r R•nlals ·9522 11 845 Baker, C.M. 54!}..5915 ---------~~~~0=~~~-Ri.>nt me -Camper Van Motorcycles 93-00 '64 F RD PU '68 T&C. Weokiy or moolhly Long bed, VS, heavy duty * 548-141B * -~--~~~~~ suspension. Good condi!ion ========= l"U'UV'Ln TlflNK HONDA SU "FRIEDLANDER'' 1J7'1 aaACH tHWY. Jf) lhruout. Take foreign car or small d0\0.'11 IG54571l Call dlr Phil aft 10 an1 54()..3100 or 4!14.J02!l. New '70 Datsun 1600 OHC, Pickup with can1p. er. Sale price S2099 dtr. ( # 61i98) \Vi]] l.inance pri. vale parly. CaU 5'16HJ052 or 494-9i73. "70 Chevy Custon1 1,2 T. Truck. Air cond. auto, p/b, p/s, deluxe 11pha'I. incl headliner. $3400. 642-8;,a& Sun. lhru Fri. before :.?PM. '68 Ka\\'ilsaki 120. High com· pr. head. heavy duly shocks. new brak~. exp. -ehamper. Ready Jor dirt. $ 3 2 5. 962-5936 '68 rord 114 Ion p.u. aulo YAJ',1AHA, 31J:l Big Be11r trans. a ir cond, camper bored out, runs great. need equip, cUstom cab. rad. pvt cash, best offer 846-ll90 ply &14-1270 Eve. c.7~0~r-o-rd_'_t._T_o_n_x-·t._T_Ra_·-n-ger. CUSTO~f '67 500 Triumph · 390, auto trans. p I s . $9j(l. Must r.ee lo apprec. P/d/b. Con.c;idrr trade lor Call Carl 642-Si72 aft 4. equity'.'536--00i2. 'fi6 BSA 650 MK It CHEV '69, V8, std, ·~-T. 8' bed .. air CUll\Om Dt sd, Xlnt $2500. 5'19-2&.15 lllust See to Appreciate! • 6i5-5-120 • 1968 Honda Scrambler 173, 4000 mi. good cond. $350. 832-3174 bet 8 & 4. '66 Gil-IC, VG. % ton P.U. Extra Extra clean. split rim \lo'heeh1. $1500 830-1917 , 1965 Honda Scrambler i;;o Il-13-9016 Good t'ond. $26.'i. 1966 Chevy 1; Ion pickup. 673-7008 32i . ~tandard shift. $6j(). HONDA 250 Scramhler m/e. 6-1&--0891. Dune Buggies 9525 ---------RED MetaHlake. ,;fr. legal. Lie. Apr. 70. 65 VW trans. engine rebH llj()cc, HD oil I pump, 68 carb, fuel t.: air filters. Seats 4 in black uphol'd seats, c1trpet, tK-lls. HD clutch. new brakes, dual exhaust. i;kldplale. bum- pers, roUbar. reinfo1-eed chassis. Maplight, gas gauge, speedo. Fro n I E78X14X6 mags. rear J 70Xl4X8 Postraction til"e'!l. $1.500. Hunt. Bch. 892--4636. RED Cherry '63 Dune bug· gy-'68 enJ?ine, S.1 hp, n e w front end, OC'\V brakes. fuoally 'lUick. $1600 or bcsl offer. 67:r7145. DUNE Buggy rail \vlth trailer, reb\! en~inc. Sig F.rscon cam & Holley carb & headers. $750. 557-9l1B. DUNE Buggy Bodies $75. B .. ckel Scats $7. 2 'Veek.s Only. Call f213l 921-55.55. CORVAIR Buggy, street lt>gal. Sharp! ~1ust sell, Best offer! 5'18-0371 e V\V Chassis Shorlenin~e Fn"e pick \IP & delivery •642-0~4:1• 196.i. yelf.chrn1, like new. "61 Ford P.U. V-S. Asking $400. ~9--0.508 Ne•\· paint S~!Ki. Good cond. Imparted Auto1 9600 'fi6 Honda 250 Scramhle.r l ===="='>=l="=''=== 1--------- R<bit "'°1"' S3is .• ., Ply. AUSTIN AMERICA VS, auto, 4dr $2.JO. 839-4777 Jeeps 9510 SUZUKI 80 "· '"" bik,, AUSTIN AMERICA street legal. Ne1v tires. $125 ·59 \\~ilJy's sta. ,vag. 283 Sales, Service, Parts 968-6215 Chevy. 4 \lo"heel drive, War· Immediate Delivery 196.i 250 CC .Ducoti ren ht1bs. J)(':W tires, big All Mode.11 Scrambler. Asking $300. rin1s. 675-4478, Chris 64;).-0668 all 6 pin. '50 JEEP \\'ag. Conventional '66 Honda 90 dirt bike <lriv(', xlnt body, eng in $225. , grl Sharie. needs clutch. SQ_5. * ;:H6--0811 • 962-3463. 19&1 Yamana 80, Set up tor Dirt. S:12i:i. * Ph. 67:t-1~ll * '63 \\'agoneer-CB r adio, 11('\\< tit'l's. rie1v engine, new paint. 962-4!'181. J1rtuport 11111ports '&.> HONDA CB 160. Clean. ready to go, $?ZO. Hangcl' $39. '70 l't'g. 646-0072. HARLEY Davidson 19617•1 Choppro $1150. Imported Autos 9600 Imported Cers 673.30-18 '69 Yamaha 175 Enduro. ~000 WE'VE GOT 'EM LOOK 'EM OVER ••• ..• TOP CARS ALL WITH ROY CARVER'S WRITT~N WARRANTY. 196f fONTIAC GTO 2 Door ha rdtop. Bcauti(ul verdoro i;reen. Only 12.000 or iginal milf'S on this excepUonal car cquipf)('d \Vith the popular 4 six-ed transmissinn. ])O\l't'l' ~lf'crin~. p!l\~·er disc brakr.c;. radio, hratrr. f784AFX/ The performance l!nthusiasts special at only $2995 1967 CHEVROLET IMPALA 2 Door hardtop. Orlglnal gold with blal"J:I: vinyl top. Equipped \vith VS engine. factofy air con- ditionini:: f>O\Vf'r steering & brakes. radio, hl'al('r. Only 40,000 miles on this one 01vnrr car. (YCN· &12 1 Vacation 1·eady at onlr · $1977 1967 FORD FAIRLANE 2 Dool' hardtop. Sparkling ivory fin 1~h 1\·itll ron- tra,~tin;: b!ark vinyl top and black inlt>rior. Equipped \vith factory a h· l'Onditionin}:'. po1vrr sleer.ini; A. br•ak('s. radio. lu.•alf'r. An icl('al car for the young family fTTi\1478J ,\t on!y $1777 1969 GRAND PRIX 2 Door hardtop, Evrry conceivable ex!ra nn this eui;tom ordl'l'f'd SJ modt>I \1·ith the <:U!\tnn1 1·11.lly J;:reen ~x1erlor and black vinyl tor \1·ilh blaek genuinr lcalhf'r lnl ,,rior. 01·iginal!y sold {or over $6300. lZVD870) No1v only $4295 1966 FORD MUSTANG RRdio. heatrr. autom11tic, f)O\ver· stPerin~. fac· tory air conditioning. light yello1.1, \vilh off-\\"hilr Jntcrlor. Approxilnately 40,000 1 O\Vntr miles. (RBJ331) $1777 _ J!1i1~.s. l\1an)' i\l -X extras, S500fbesl. 714&-5.929 ~ A. FINE SELEC:TIQt( QE. NEW AND USED CARS 1968 VOLKSWAGEN Ftadio. he/\ter, 1n1 tom11tit' tramml~ion. 1 n\l'nff, B$!hl IX>igc> 1.1•i th (:onll·aslin,ii: bro"'" intel"ior. tWlE9241 Lo\~·er your fuel bill at Just '67 Honda 305 Scrantbler. Xlnt. ConcL 1400 or best offer. &1~~36. 'GS Yamaha 2:l0 Nteds "'"'Ork. S:200 * &l&-31% * CHEV. '69 \'-8. slick 11. ton, 8 II. bed, air. cu.c;L IA ml. Xlnt. $1100. a49--2.835 Motortcoofers 9350 '68 l.AltORE'TTE moto r .&COOk>t s1;;o. Call aftC!r 6 or ~ods 64~~7 Aute Servi .. & Pim f • 9400 VW E111 , Good Cone!. '65 PORSCHE s.c. I '67 FIAT Sunroo~. h199t9• r•ek, ,,. R.•dlo, h11l•r. ,,.,,,h1ni,1I· di1I li11 ind ehroftl• Iv lopJ tt•I ,hero c.1 r. wheelt. '"'""•eu11l1 cloth .i. R d I 111. 1 !TRY letfher ;1111dor. Don't min •• V or •nv '119· • th is beeutv-1Ji126l9l l 016) $895 $2995 '64 vw Rtdio, t11•!1r, n•w tlrt s. fr•thly p•~11l1d, "''''+'• wt ry el1•11 ,.,_ Our 1p1ei•l w•ekt nd p1ie·1. IOZNOJ OI $795 '69 vw R,dio, '"''''· ••,1ption1llv ,111n ,,f, "'l ry low ,.,11,. 191, Sho..-rooM c.onditioil for 111r1! $1695 _ TtM MOTORS -J\'UT1'f0R1Z[;f) SALES & SERVTCE 1or1N SUNDAYS• 8081 Garden Grovl! Blvd. ~• -'Bllr.'f!:-of-Beach Bh'tl. 534 -2284 892..s._'\&1 e M:i.Ml3 e .......................... .. I $1577 1967 JEEP WAGONEER 327 VS. 4 \\•heel drivl'. locking hubs, alT or!J?inal a.qua c."l;l!'rior. Exceptional car. Sportsman's dt · hght-farn.il,y p1·acticality. <TNR6.l6J $2877 T~• L•!I ef Ovr 'U •"' •10 P1~!1at Lint , • , ltit CO. C11t., CTDi. LotMllll. 10( llMln1ri11tt OTO.. L" I IM)jROY C.<\RVER I ~ROLL S -ROYCE 2925 llAROOR 'uoUl.LVA RI). COSTA t-.11;'.~J\ 546-44·1·1 * * * * * "' <( J 0 ... .. 0 ... ... -0 A ... a ·-... "' ~ 0 ti • 0 :a: • z - "' .... * a.::*· c a. • Ill > 0 ~ " z Ill Q ~ <C " .... \.I - ..... "' * ~! •, ~. *;. .. .•. .. .. .·. ~· :: : ~I ~· '' .. • ,J • ' FIAT 1970's Larg~ Exclusive Fiat Dealer · in Orange County . -•, BIGGEST .'SALE OF THE YEAR *·CREDIT AUTO SALES * : 'n~~~~ ~;:Dk~' IF YOU HAYE A-SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WE CAN FINANCE YOU (6) 1970 S •!'Md Spyders (5) 1970 .SPorl Coupes Ready for Immediate DdiVi!ry B.J. Sporfs Cir Center 2833 Harbor, Costa l.1esa TI4/540-4493 •••••••••• BUYING A FIAT? cfet if t~: .. auto lllHJrt ltd 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. 537-7777 893-7568 •••••••••• '67 Flat 850 Coupe, radar v.·heels, new tires, glass pack mu!tler. Near new IMMEDIATE WE FINANCE DELIVERY ANYONE '56 FORD WAliON $99 V-8, automatic. HYM-055 '51 PLYMOUTH CONY. $99 V-8, automatic. Cool for summ~r. XDM-436 . '51 STUDEIAKER $99 Wow! Fully fact. equipped. FIA-601 '59 RAMILER $99 Economy 6 cyl .. Automatic. 4 dr. Sedan. FIX-194 '60 DODGE WAGON $,9 Room for the family, auto. IHW-951 '60 IUICK LE SAIRA $99 Automatic, power steering. WTG-662 '61 RAMILEI WAGON $199 Economy 6 cyl, automatic. EPZ-414 '6J FORD CUSTOM \Vow! Fully factory equipped. CREDIT IS ·IMMEDIATE NO PROILEM CREDIT '62 l~CK 5'1CIAL WAliON $299 V-8, au omatlc, new paint, mint cond. TRH,-208 '62 FORD WAliON $299 V-8, automatic. PCl"'·er st.t'erlng, extra clean. PYV-530 '6J PLYMOUTH VALIANT $299 Fully fact. muipped, mechanically tof)I! (1~27 ) ··15 U.Mli:ER AMERICAN $299 2 dr. Automatic. E&peclally nice. OYQ..932 '62 CADILLAC DE VILLE $399 4 dr. H. T. Full power, air. Extra nice. '63 OLDS CUTLASS $399 V..S, aut~matic, power steering. CRP-906 '66 FORD CORTINA &.T. $399 2 dr. Jl.T. 4 speed, bucket scats. TAB-195 "65 FORD CUSTOM 500 2 dr. Automatic, new tires. $199 $4_99 , .2£9 ~ _ Extra nice, -..rond.-$109j.--507-7511-cr · -ZLA 537-5266 JAGUAR JAGUAR HEAD9UART!RS The only authorized JAGUAR dealer in the entire Harbor '61 CORVAIR MONZA 4 s~ed. Extra nice condllion. HP -819 - WE SPICIALIZI IN FINANCIN• $199 '63 FORD CiALAXIE 500 XL $499 Buckets, auto., P.S., chrome rims, beautiful. ' Al .. l'lea tM .... TIX & Lk. * MANY, MANY MOii * TO CHOOSI FIOM WI CAlRT OUl OWN CONTIACTS . Area. -CREDIT AUTO SAL·ES ....... Complett.: SA~ES SERVICE PARTS BAUER 18292 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. 536-6360 BUICK IN COSTA MESA 234 E. 17th Stmt . 548-1765 Watch for the full week's T.V. listings in SElL Or trade '67 .Jaguar 2+2, yellow, blk int, 25,000 mi's. $3495. 626-9080, 984-82a5 '64 XKE Sunrr Clauic Cp. ~likado Cream. 0 w n er Sarcitice, $2150. 499-2128. Satm·day's edition of the DAILY PILOT. DEAN LEWIS'· 14th ¥11111/VER!ARY ~ and we're really celebrating with Big Savi.ngs in every department ••• New VOLVOS, New TOYOTAS, all colors & models in stock and a Big Selection of sparkling used Sport & Import cars. Big Savings In Every Dept. ALL MARK.II MODIU IN STOCK SPECIAL 1970 COROLLA 2 DR. ··~ , .. , $169·7 Sport Car Center Of The Coast Area 1970 Volvo 142 Sedan Sale Priced $2759 T1111 ..,,.. 1111 ...,, '"o"' 'fl'llh • spMf 11"111t., fldll & hffltf. (147•1 SALi PllCID '&O Austin $699 H"lfY 51>1"ltl "ll.IO tve" ltldlo, l\ffllr, '-IPHO, SNrp. (CHS1JOI SALi l'llCID '64 Volvo 122 $895 '63. Yoiswagen $89 k1rmtnfl Ght•. llldlO, IM11tr, ' aPlld; ntr1 clotn lft & out, Lk. ,,,, WAL Ht. SAU PllCID '65 Volkswagen . $995 . tonllll'I, llldlo, 1te1t1r, rHJ rolc1. (TltHtt•J SALi PllCI D '67 Toyota $1095 CORONA SAU PllCID . SALi Pl!CID '64 Austin $1295 '69 Toyota $1695 ~N•.t.L•.,_.. - -1tocts1r. lt&H, •lPN!ll, wlr1 whMls. '°"""' h1rdtoit COi • ._,teM, R&J.l, tJ.111 land111 11111. "rk.ICI N 1111 UCSS21t) SALi PllCID SALE l'llCID '&2 Volvo 1800 $1495 '67 MGB GT $2095 '1t1Md, OYll'Clrl111, 11111 MW IMldt lldttt. R&H, '911 r.kt. llUAUU) , .. OUT, (VHCIOS') Cpt, lt&dlo, httltr, wlr1 ""'Nit. CVVX"-tl • IPHd. SALi l'llCID SALi f'llCD '67 Fiat850 $1195 '65 MGB Rodstr $1495 ._,ptld, wl,._ wl\tflt, lt .. H. ltHI '-IMICI & kllt o1 .xrt11 IVWToll~! 1t11ro, IVLKO«IJ '"· "'IMPORTS SALi ,.ICID '&8 Triumph GT& $2295 CPI, Radio, htlkl', •·lPftd, Wlrtl WhHh, low tnllll, tXJGllllJ) ORANGl COUNY'S LARGIST I MOST MODERN TOYOTA I VOLVO .DIALER 1966 Harlaor Blvd. . Costa MeH • - We tle11't want le It• the werltl'• l•rt• ••I autameltll• tl-l•r ••• we lull want le tie an exc•ll•lll l•lt for the ,..pie 111 Ora111• County ••• Prices that wt hen• edly foal le It• the lew .. t, caupletl with tlepentleltl• after sale HrYIM ••• No we tle11't want te It• the la,,.at ••• lust the very Mil, right hero In your own back yartll · NEW 1970 TE/ilPIST nJ KARDTO .. CDUI'• 52399 ' NEW 1970 CAT ALINA HARDTOP COUPE 52799 S1tl1I pfa. tll_., WE HAYE A VERY FlllE SELECTIOll OF QUALITY USED CARS, PRICED AJ TYPI- CAL BILL BARRY BONUS SAYINGS. - HERE ARE JUST A FEW SAMPLES ••• '62 CHMOLIT Ii TON PICKUP !i"r :rrtfc:':'1c':. 'iZ!tt'mt"' 1i. 1 ... 1 1i..1 .. 'M PONTIAC LI MANl J dr, NCI•"· While -111, rldlo, llul1tr, 1111\ftf" 11etr11>9, bu.:Mt1 IQl1, with C011$(11f, llllofnl• tic tr4lM. l k.ol W/llM 'flnyl "''-'lo!', (PHV ~-) 'M• CM•,.let Mn• stwt1 .. w .... 4 dOor 4 pa11., ~ br1ka,. -· 1IMrll'lf. •Ir cond .. VI, 1111111191 rick, powtr r11r w~ dow, lll'llNCUllll lntldt & OUI. !OST "°') '14 G-MC PICKUP l'I ton. Strp bumper, rHlo, t.uter, low mil• eir-. t<11l1lf cllecklll, rndt ro flCI. tP'.W:iffl. '66 CHEVROUT IMPALA ar:rdloP (IM>t. A 90DCI clH n .. ,, ..... .,lbl.,.• ur w ~ 1ui.. """" _.. 11..,!nol rldlo & l>Nllf, hit• with blacl< IM1tlor. SIY .5 I. 5999 s.i295 '66 MUSTANG HARDTOP s.i399 '67 DODGE DELUXE STA. WGN. Air condl!lonlnt , POWfl' llffflnf,• r1dlo, l>ffr.r, 11,ffo. Tr1nt. White Wlrh Din nttrlor I ncl -muu ... !TAM 151). '69 VOLKSWAGEN TIM ICOllOtll'I' 11111 A fffl ftl ,_.,,... wltll radio. llt<l!1r Ind • ,,_ tr1111. P1trmlno WIN wilh blldl; !ntel'1or. !YC!J nu. '67 CHEVROLIT IMPALA ~ 111 _,1ar COllPI wllt! '1t C,l.D. V .. tJ'ltl • H, 11110, lrlnt., PWf, 1l1•IM, Al•, bile~ ..... II IOI>. $!..-r1 Y1Uow lntlf~ wllh blle-trlor. IVGX HI!. '1695 s.i799 , • OPEN .wlr unbl IOPM indudin1 Su,.d., l ' ,,, -.. , 1 r· ·,·. · \'" --" ~-'---~ ,..-.~,-· ~......,--...... -.. ~ .. --.,....._..-~~-~~-...... --------------------_.........,._-;;----· • ' OAU.Y PILOT Saturday, J1111e 6, 19"10 1 l \ TRANSPOR ATIO Tl!ANSPORTATION TRANSPORTAT·tON ' TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION Aulot' ·'6oo lmporfod ~-9600 Imported Auho -Imported AutOf • '9600 lm0ortld ,Autot 9600° lmi>ortod Auto1 ffOCI ;mpor1od Autot KOO Imported Cort ffOO .Aut .. W!nt..t 9700 CEDES BENZ MG· MGB· PORSCHE RENAULT TOYOTA " • TOYOTA VOL_l(SWAGEN WE PAY. TOP tEAVING COUNTRY ti1ust scll ·~. ?.Iercedes 100 Sedan. Runs gd, .new brio, gerwr. & tires in '69. $350. :>:IS.4192 days, 642-1122 eves. '!'JG l\1erccdes Benz l!KlSL. tlassic, Xlnt cond, nu red oolor. nu radial t ires. 6'l6-7.xll • '62 100 sed an'. 1 owner, \'(>J'So good cond., nev.· tires, B~ $8.j(). 673-6108 ~lB 250 SL, -wht 2 blk tops, pis. p/b, am-fm, j spd. }.fake oH!'.'r. 6-l.2-75'lj '60 MERCEDES Benz 190 SL. 2-lops, ani/fm, xlnt t'OOd. $1950. 49.+-1300 MG 1969 ~ICC GT. \l'hl/blk lthr lnl. lo mile. Best offcr over whl sle. 642-7575 ~ '67MGB-GT -PORSC HES-'63Renault 84-spd,Hkenew, '70 TOYOTA'S' '68 Tcyola Corijna 2 Dr. LARGE CASH • , Ruby re'!. '!Vilh blk leather 27 to choose, ALL YEA'ft.$, Going In hospital. $'l25 or In st··'-. Jmm·"·ted·,'iv•-, 1H1nl,~tpor. R0ttlH,, •. ,.t~~ .,A~J· SELE"'';l'ION jMWm, !,HMING~ inter, Fully equip, Incl,ud-For the firM;SI ln used best otlcr. f>ID...5589 """"' ~ '!:" ... J ~ ~,. ~ ' w ally detn Uiruout. S.voral ... ,... '69 Corona, hrdlp. auto"""" CAMPERS log wire whttk. Exctpu•.... Porscbes its: ~-==-S-U-=B-"'A-~R-U=--== ~ M · · '& or eves. 6'l3-6809. of VW Sii others to choose from. , "FRIEDLANDER" * ·~~ .. ~~~~RU ulDt•rs,, ~00~~~.~~ Ip. Har6our v.w. ..J1rtuporr -I Jl111p(lrt :i 1»• •ua. ,,...,, Jh NEW-USED-Sil¥. ~ MG Sales, Servk~. Parts Immediate Delivery, All lolodoll · J1rtup o rt JIJllpLll{S ' 3100 W. C.O..St Hwy., N.B. &t2:9405 5-ID-l'l&t 3100 W, Coo.st Hwy., N.B. Aulborized MG Dealer 642-9405 540.l'l64 Authorited ~tG ~aler. ~62 PORSCHE Excellent:! S~! ! Vacation S~ial AM.FM '"'"· R<blt '"g. '66 MGB Roadster New' tires, new paint. 4 speed_ ltnmaculate condi· Mllli t Sell this week!! tlon in & out. British leal Private party. 645-1982 blue with black leather in. '62 Porscbe-A..\f-FM. New "00 W ~-H • H n terlor. rSVX843) Will take Urcs & paint, Engine being UJ_ ' .......... wy • ·~· small down or trade. Viill rebuilt. Should be finished J1rl.uport 3l111µorts 642-9-i05 ~l'lSt Aulbortted MG "Dealu finance priva le party, Call 'J une 9. Must Sell! 6'15-1982 dlr·Phil aft 10 am 540-3100 or or see at 2089 Harbor, C.M. '60 f\fGA!o Coupe Rdstr. Ex. 494-.1029. '66 Poi·--h• 912 5 ,~ ail mech, nd. Nu tires, Mu.st I ...;;:=======;1 -• r•" Sell. After 7 weekdays, any. xtras. Must see to a_pprec. time 1,1.-ee!fend. 5364938 MORRIS I owner, must scll $3500. Oay M'l-8211 ext. 362, eves. MGl Inune<tiale DeU"1ry Lqun• a .. ch ' • TRIUMPH . AUTHORIZED e 90 MPH Capability 900 So. (st. Hi~•Y SALES._ SERVICE • 35 MU" Per Callo<> 494-7503 * 100 , 68 TR 250 181l1 BEACH ~. 8'24435 • &auuM s •yllng '69 Toyota . 1-ruNTJNGTON BEACH: Test·Ortve Today At Real sharp. Al\t./FM radio .. 1-=----=-~ Kustom Motors Wagon <Ser. • 4022'll t97o V.\v. Cimper \Vestphaila. $2395 model I xtras. $3,300. Call 845 Baker, c.r..t 540-5fil5 Excellent condition. <XRX· "11 J 497-1586. 275· Dia"mond 080J Full Prlce ~ • Stttet,·llaguna Beach. SUNBEAM '67 SUNBEAM AtTO~ ~n. 4 speed trans., radio, healer. (UKU090! B.J. $896 Sports Car CeJ'lter 2833 H.a.r.bor Blvd., C.l\t. 541M491 '67 SUNBEAM MINX $"1299 Sports Car Center K M '63 V\V Camper, nc\V eng. US tom Of0f$ .. 2833 Harbor, <:ooitu J\.lesa Ex. cobd. $1200. 19 'l 1 845 Baker, C.M. 54~ 540-4491 "'*' Wall1ee, Apt. A, C.i\I, -;;:;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;;:;1·'62 Triun1ph Bonneville 650 ~548-::..:1993=:..· ---=--fTIOIYJolT@ cc. Extra chrom:. J\.lech '64 vw Sqbck S-l.500, low • .........__.,.., _ good. l\tust sell Uus 1vknd, book $700, High $1025. Brand Mark 11 Wagons 646-8187 Sat only new reblt eng_& brks. Make Hi Lux Pickups: r '67 TR 4-A, clean. oUer. 642--4224 a.f.I 5P.M. Land Cruisers !\fust sell. Best o!fer. '69 V\\', xln't cond. radio, Wa90n1 CALL 6'5-7615 \V I w. Must sell irnmed. DEAN LEWIS . '67 Spitfire MK 111 .1m5lbest orr. 61>-1010 .. 19Sf llarbor, C.M. 646-9¥13 Special price foe a special &I V\V Bug, .pearl w~1te, '---'---"---...;;..,;:•:Cl car, (WXS834l xlnt cond. Radio. Gd. tires. • for used cars &. ·trucks just call 1is for free eslln1ate. GROTH · CHEVROLET Ask for Sales Mana&tr 18211 Beach Blvd. lluntington Beach 847-6081 JO S-3331 WE PAY CASH FOR YOUR CAR CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 flarbor Btvd. Costa Mesa 51f~l200 WE PAY TOP DOLLAR For clean, used caNi JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY 2626 1-farbor Blvd ., C.M. Auto Leasing 9810 •6i M:olTi!I, M~r. Excell{!nt 0l'A;o....:3~l ,;,315.;,;..o-=11,,_•,,.. -~-­ cond. $600 or Best of.fer. '£5 PORSCHE, Showroom &16-3016'. 2407 D Cha.Tie, CM. cond. See to a ppr e c. Bill.. MA·XEY $996 r.o mil•. 1100 842-<001 Sedan. Radio, beater, auto. .,,,,..~,,..,..,,,.·.,.,...,..1 8 J '62 VW. REBLT ENG' FORD AUTHORIZED r68 MGB Roadster. OPEL niatic h'tln;,;,VTI.302) jTIQIYIQITIAI Sport: C~r· Center , g~.~R~~· BEST Ame~~lNYa~~~asing Am/Fm radio, Make offer. 642.1037 Radio, heater, 4 speed trans. ---------'66 Porsche 912, 5 spd, new B J : ~ ~"' -· 2833 H bo c ta M ·• CXNV2'l4) '68 Opel Kadett deluxe SI.a paint, chrome wheels. $3000. • • 18881 BEA:CH BL vo;, ar I', OS I esa '67 VOLKSBUS \l.'estph.alla system for finance or net 1:1994 Wag, 102 ett'g. Still in war· 494-3005 da.s. 4~2727 eve5. Sports C•r Center • H Be h 147 ,..... 540-4491 Camper, $2125, Clean, Pvt lc!lSlng ol all type cars and ~ 2833 Harbor, Co.'\ta ~fesa unt. ac ~ '68 TR 250, 20,000 miles, .ex· ply 846-3031 trucks. llJ ranty. Exce.Pt. clean, '67, 912, 5-sp .. Burgundy, )mtN.of c.oast HwY.onBdl JI ••• '-'--------·e1· ~ • • ·6&H!l56. Ai\f/fl,f, 30,000 miles. ex-.540-4491 ~::::.C"'-'::..:::,:::~~~ _ ce ent con 1t1on. Best offer ,68 VW Sedan l600cc * race • Immediate o 1very l.lVUJ ·~. "!GB Rd•I••. , .. 1·-· Sports Cor Center 11 d .,.,990 NO THE SUN NEVER ~ on Call alter 5, 54&-7969 . 1 . b ·"ro over 300 cars and trucks '" " • y ''"" DAILY ¥11,.0T DIME _ A ce ent con . .,,.-. matter what It is, you Cla sif'ed' r cam, pe.1n JO • 1..·u me , cl'can. >..1n't cOnd. $1500. 2833 Harbor, Costa Mesa LlNES t . can sell lt with a DAILY . 8 1, 3 ac iqn Potm"· '68 Triumph GT 6, blue, wire rims. $1600. 673-9352 • Competitive rates ;1108-GT '67, 1 owner. Red, wire whl!, radials. Best ot- frr. 545--0l~'l. Prh•. ply. 548--3343. , 540-4491 ·n·•e• a· d•f:". YOU JUSt ~n· 1 Satunla.y -DL\IB-A-LINES! P twr WANT AD' 64~ =-I-or an ad to sell arow:id whls. 18,000 mi. Verv grl • ,69 6 , 4._200 ___ , e Ne w car dealership service I:"=~"'-====="-=========-'.!:!~~~~-----=========-~;;;·;,;;::;;~~~· ~~;;"~-lh~•_:d~ocl<~·,~d~lal:i!64'.'.2-56~1~8:;..,_:.. !ihape S2000 S46-3826•J It 6 . mo ne\I, nus e Full "tradP.in'~ fo1 tNe w Cars 98001N C . . a . full warranty, $1700. your present cai l======----'-•-w_,,,_••-•----=--..;..;.;_;,.;;.,.;=.:...--_:.;::::.:.~=....::;;:.:.:c_ __ .....;;:::~:=;::...;::;..::_ __ _.::98=:00..!l.::N::•::w:...;:C:.•r::•:_ __ _:.9'°°= '67 Triumph GT 6 * 646-7953 * •All poputar ' makes avail- Real racy ITT~n. (\VRC705) '63 VW. sunroof. ;JJ,000 able ONLY · AT JOHN CONNILL "NO GIVEAWAYS NO GIMMICKS" Connell Chevrolet • • • Jud 21 Y••r1 of Hon•lf Dt .tltn9, S,IUn9 Clltvrolefl. Brand New 1970 MONTE · CARLO NOT STRIPPED Turbo fiydr.tm.tlic, po...,1r 1111•• In,, tint•d 91111. b~il l•d whilt •id1 will tir•s. AM r1dio, 1v1p. •min ion control, 250 VI 1nili111. Stk. No. 116 ! 19"6661 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY $)293 • ' BRAND NEW 1970 IMPALA NOT STRI PPED. Custom coupe. Turbo hydremati c, power 1teerin9, tinted 91ass, belted white side wall tires, ev•p· emission control, AM radio, vinyl interi·or. Stk. No. 570 I 13 963 8) ~ • BRAND NEW 1970 .NOVA NOT STRIPPED Tlr!te d glass, push button radi o, vinyl intef ior, evap. ·emissiOn control. Stk . No. 884 1330815 ) r BRAND NEW 1970 CHEVELLE NOT STRIPPED V8 . 200 h.p., turbo hydrtm•tic, tinted~-gh11ss ; evap. emission con; t rol. Stk . No . b67. 1164609 ) :'I ----- " ' 100% GUARANTEE ' '69 '68 '68 '67 '65 '68 '65 '68 '68 PARTS & LABOR FOR 30 DAYS "Tires ind battery too" 1t no cost On "OK" used cars. MALIBU' YI COllPW. Rael_,, h~ater, P.S,, •u!o. tr~ns., y\nyl roof, 11. .... alnlnQ warran•'f-l YVH?.Ul OK u,cd t•r . CHEVROLET* COUPll!. Jj(I YI, P.5., •11tom1tlc, f~clory •Ir, r1dlo, henler. lik!! n~w. fV611"60) 011: und (~•. CAMARO' 1 Or . H.T. • Jpel'd, like br1tnd ntw, P.!.., ll&H, Cfl.njOle. (VY!.78•1 OIC used'"'· CHEVROLET' lmp.11l1t coupe. YI, ll:A.H, power •ttertng, ltY!Om~lk, Ilk• new. (TPJB111 CHEVROLET' lmp&la <Ollllf. 'liter n1w cOfldit.,n. VI, P.5., 1tu•om1tlic, lac!ory efr corrdllionlny. <PC11:35'9) OK u•td c~•- FORD FUTURA* YI wa~o~. Rlldlo, llea!•r. P..S., •YIC!<nell(, ~lllrp. ll\ll ltll OIC ll"'d car. OLDSMOBILE Convertible. Aulom11tl,, powi!r Slftrlng, R&H. !ROM516) PLYMOUTH' Yall•n• SIO~d. Air concmlonlng, r&d>o, ll•tttr, Real 11lce cat. !VRY,S1l OK u~ed (&f. M"LIBU* llJ •POrt tO\lpe. P,S. ~UIOINlllt. •adln, lie.ti•• l!frnt lnmg warranly. Si>e<lel 11111 INtf~. !XOCSJll OK u1..i ta•~ to you! . ; -~ $2599 $2599 $1899 $1899 $1799 $1499 $1799 $2199 $1399 $699 $1499 $1999 Transportation TRUCKS '61 CHEYR(tl f;T '$399 Convertible. 11 .. 1 !90d · lr1nii>0rf1tiod.· (HllHll $2399 $1099 '62 YOlKi Sedan. lt 1~r• " *" mis. crvc110 '68 CORTllll" I Or. 01•. 26,0llO "'lln. A.ult .. ll&H. (ITKUO $499 $499 $999 '65 ~~. !Ct:'.:i:~c. tt.OM "''~ $·1699--"" llk1 ntw. tlt:7'5UI '67 '°'K•WAC<H WAOOH $2199 l lt~I. lt,000 M!!H . Ntw cir col'dlllon. IUOFIUJ 1 M£AltS 100'/• GUAltANT!I -TI11re ete 70 1'65·'66·'17·'11 & '691 ••'o"'obiln 011 OYr ,,, wit• the IO l!Mt 1 oo~· C.011011 G11aro11tff. USED ' NEW CARS • USED CARS 546-1203 • 546· 1200 •• 546-1203 $2195 miles. Xlnt eond. $T;J(], Days For Complete Details Call 8.J. 21 3: 432-5997, eves 536-3317. Malcom Reid 1961 V\V. P erfect condition Leasing f.fanager Sports C•r Center $5JO. Theodore . 2833 """°'· Co<ta Mosa * Call 548-4738 * ROBINS FORD 54M491 , --• '69 V\V Sunroof. Am/Fm. 2000 Harbor Blvd. 69 TR-6 .. loaded. $2750. 'Vant Dark Blue w/ blk int. IM· Costa Mesa 642-0010 A n1c r1 ca n van. Call MAC 675-7;)28. ..,,..~'!"!~~'"""'l'""'I 832-21821644-2566 ~cc.··~~~=~ · • ~ LEASE .~ '°' Triumph ex!. cond. wii-e '67 .VW BUG .,.. ,.... \\·heels; roll-bar. l\l ake of-Exlra sharp, \Vhitfi wall tires, '69 Cadillac Coupe De Ville~ fer-642-8335, 675-0051. radio, heater, 4 speed. (UW-full po'ver, air, .vinyl roof;' 288J am/[m stereo. New \Vhite- VOLKSWAGEN '68 VW BUG 2 Door Sedan, 4 speed, ra- dio, heater, excellent cond . in & out. Take small down, \viii finance private party <ZKM588). Call dlr Phil alt 10 am 540-3100 or 49'1-1029. WANTED I'll pay top dollar for your VOLKSWAGEN today. Call and a.~k for RalJ)h. 549-3031 Ext. 66-67. 673-0900. '69 VW Bug Radio, heater. 4 speed, \vhllc wall tires. Like ne\v,.1 owrL er. (ZBS327l $1695 Harbour V.W • $1299 Harbour V.W. 18711 BEACH BL,. 842443:i l!UNTINGTON BEACH VOLVO ---~ THINK ~'VOLVO' ~ Sll "FRIEDLANDER" IJJ,. •EACH IMWY, WI NEW-USED.SER¥. ~ Best Stock of VOLVOS in Ora nge County DEAN LEWIS 18711 BEA01 BL., 842-443.1 1~ Harbor C.rtf. 646-930.1 HUNTL~GTON BEACH Cii.'7.';:..:=·-=::..::.--:.::.::::: '56 Volvo. runs :;ood, good '65 VW BUG lires, needs body \\'Ork. Great transportation buy. Make ofler. S.19--1980. Priced to iiell. (VHB682l '719 VOLVO SEDAN $695 engine o'haul, nev.• paint. Harbour V .W. ""'' '"" G46-<m 19711 BEACft BL~424435 Antiques, Classics 9615 HUNTINGTON BEACH '66 VW Good Cond. Call Andy, 646-GQ0.1. 1926 au~\·rolel vi ntage car. Good unrcstored oondition. \valls, lilt steering \Vhl. $169 per n10. SOUTH COAST CAR LEASING 300 \V. Cst H\vy, NB. 645-2182 ~Md Cars 9900 ••••••••• DO YOU HAYe $100 • I WE HAVE A CAR FOR YOU • \Ve can finance anyone • \Ve carry contracts • In1mediate delivery • Qv('r 50 cars to choose from. CREDIT AUTO SALES 5:J0.6360 10292 Gardrn Grove Blvd. •••••••••• $100 DELIVERS A CAR FOR YOU • hnmcdiate delivery • \\'e Carry Contracts e \Ve Can f-~inancc Anyone • Cars 1 9~5 to 1969 Blue Chip Auto Sales 214~ Harbor Blvrl ., C.i\I. &12-9700 * 540-4392 BUICI< ,c=a1=1~'=''=~="=11='~1='='=P='"=·==~I •s;; V\V, R/lr, GoOO cont!, ~ r.tust sell, $850 or Best Of· Race Cars, Rods 9620 1-.66--------- fer. 675-7438, 52.>-2438 ------Riviera-Air, A.'\f/F"M, po1ver windows & seat. '63 V\V Camper, needs some ·61 f~alcon 1v/ ::Ol Chevy. sacriliC€ $300 undcr book. body \\'Ork $1400. As is. Strait axlr SI\' $~150. &l~llli \\'eekdays & Sa!. !>46-8-138 after 4Pi\1 * :'1J8-820S * '6S Buick \Vildcat custom '6~1 Bug-Excellent <-'Ondi!ion, ----2-dr, air conrl. pwr win. I-01\'ner. $89j, ' . Autos Wanted 9700 do1vs, tilt steering. 644-1270 54S-9-Ui~ ---------pvt ply. '69 V\V. Blue \l'/..,,·h. int.. \VE PAY TOP DOLLAR 1970 Sport \Vagon 'vi air, like nc\\·! 8.000 n1iles. $3575. 54~9~19, 64+-0637. radial tires & extras. S1750. FOR TOP USED CARS G?a-5229. II your car i.> extra clean, '&I V\V B E I I sec us rir!;t .' . ug, xce. cone · POOLE BUICK '5.~ Electra, 4-dr, all i>O""'er, necds '~a!ct pump $135. * J46-6176 • ~ns1dc &:: out. S79;i. Call 234 E. 17th St. J.19-llll . Costa r.lesa 5-IB-7i6.3 ·5:, V\'./', xln't ('(Ind in & IMPOR'i'S WANTED-'63 Bui<'k Special \Vag. out. Many xtras. $900 or best • oner. &16-li\9J. Ora11ge Counties (Con1pacn J Owner. lo mi"s, TOP $ BUYER xln't cond. S.i;itl. ~8-6836. LEAVING For Hawaii , !\lust BILL ?<.IAXEY TOYOTA ·51 \\'ago!H!xc. cond. New sell '61 VW $550 18881 Beach Blvd. h-att~. r/h, p!'l\\'er brake! . * 536-9"00 * ·· A. Beach. Ph. 847.&'Xi.'i Reasonable. 64()-3431 '61 V\V $395. New brks. 18371 =========.C,:~~~~~~~=:. I Lirldi>n. Fountain Valley .1 ,.;';;m~po;;;;';;'ed;,;;;;;A;;u;l•;';;;;;;;';;600;;;.l;;m;:po:;;;•~·ted;;;;;A;;u;t;;°';;:;;-;;9600;;;~J 968-7069. ll . '60 V\V bus. Good rond. 5o111e l\'Ork. Must sell. $;; O O • 833-0717. '66 V\V, suntoof. Clean, ne1.,. clutrh $87;). ~lust Sell! 54S-9&tl. '68 V\V Can1prr, an11rm. 4 & 8 track s!ereo. surfers Jlpt'('. $2,2!10. ,19".>-0:~. 'M K<'lrmann Gh ia, t::rl rond. f.lu~1 5C'C'! $650. PEACE. Call 675-560.) rvrs. "63 V\V Bug ssoo=--.11 Or Bsl Offer. GN'a! Grad. gift 8t2-n8S. I96l VIV 1600. * Sfl l--1388 * '6S Li!?;hl blue bug. r/h black in1(.'rior. original O\l'rier. $1 ,19.i. 962-1622 •69 vw $16JO * 642-6878 '66 BUG sunroof, :dnt cond. Prl~ fo• quick sell $1000. 961--0993.• '61 V\V L't\\fACULATEI 159; Call: Fred 6-IS.-1669 I 'GT V,\', 00 HP apeo-ial motor, rndlal li~!I. many x-tras. $!300. 546-8372 '5."i V\V, Cl~an S350 or Best offtt Good lrAns 548--0!Jl& The Rover 3500S Stor>d1:.rd eq11lp111nf fttehtdn 011to111otfc ,,.."'iUIH , p•-• 1ffftht9 , f••r wheel pw.r dlK bfeltn, rocllot pl, tlrn, .. , •Nctricall, o,.t~ wl•4ows, 011, or •II 9f wttlch '"GY ff "oprio11ol •xtr01" •11 otltor can """"lblf J11 lb p~range. AM f•t a perso1111lind de11101111trirtlo11, with 110 1obll9otlo•, of "one. FRITZ WARREN'S SPORT CAJl CE NTER "OVERSEAS OEL IVERY SPEC IALI STS" 71 0 E. IST. SA NTA ANA 547.0764 I • I I • l - ----------··.,.---~-------.. ---·---------.-·-----·----~---·-~--------...... ---• • ,. DAIL y PILOT \ SaturdaJ, -6, 1970 TRiNSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION rRANSl'bRTATION T TRANSll'ORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT ATION TRANSPORTATION Jsod Cus F lll)O U1od Con · 9900 iludcors 9900 \i;i;fe.,. 9900 ~c ... -· 9900 uliil c:-.,. 9900 nu~-~~c~·~·r:::::==!!i!l u~c.;:;-99111 1.u'-...i'--· -_c_~_-___ ,.,....;.;1 MUSTANG OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH -'7 PONTIAC ' CADILLAC CHRYSLER Ml!RCURY MUSTANG _ .. _. __ '63 Chcysler 000 Convt. Good eond m. * 557..ss59 * ----'61 C()Ugar GT teries 390HP 'S!i Mustang V3 289, ~1,1to, Polar \''hite w/blk lntttior. R/H, Xlnt cond $800. Bucket seats, Fa.et. Air, * 5'5-6TU aft 6 * 1963 9 ?&!a. staflon wagon. Pwr. gh'. Autohu.Uf. dlac '66 MUST~C F~tback, GOOcl Urei Ii: runn1n& cond. brakes. EXtra $1\atp! $1995.• auto tnns, p/1. Barxainl mo 962-7497 Private Party "4-2450· · 6'6-0193 eve. or wkodl~ Cotl\'t'rtlblc l \VQ\\'682) Priced lo i;ell this \veck $9'5 Harbour-V.W. '69 Gra!ld Fact air, landau top, heater, factoi _ lfinifttrrablr.. YWR.f50)_ $3395.. l.J. ========;::. /~Y Monterey 1967. -187 Mustang Fastback, 390, COMET 18711 BEACH BL., IW24435 HUNTINGTON BEACH 2 dr hrd top, P/B. PIS. auto. $1700 or BEST OF- tactOl')' a.Ir, New btakea Ii FER. Call 6'16-5581. '65 COMET Caliente, -4 dr., ~s, ;:-1;.:ii~ party, make '66 MUSTANG, Xlnt cond, ·~ Fatbk, R/H. p.s., -4-«p, V-3, new firtt, llhatp & w.ier. \. red w/wbl vinyl top, 6 cyl, nu brak"s, chrome utro 19S7 88 sedan. low mileqe, clean, good running otdfr, l%'!0. 962-1497 '68 Road Runner, xlnt eond. Lo miles, aut, xtras. Sac! Best oltu 968-6032 Sports !=•r Center • 2833 H.arbcir, Com ?ti-. 540-4491 HOW About , " '68 Cadillac Sedan de Ville! loaded, oti&lnal O\.\'ner, 33,000 miles, shOWroom condition, new tires and tuneup. $3900 firm. 642-.-~0. clean, •$850 or best otter 1968 Colony Park Wqon 6-nu tires, $1100. 536-~7 rtms, Xlnt con d, $995. '67 Cutlass, all "xtras, xtn't 89.l-3400 or &tG-3960 pas&, alt, etc:. $26&1 '68 M1JStang GT Fastback """~=~~-~----! cond. Whsli& priCe. Call .,/ 1964 Comet, air cond., =~~·----,'c.,.*'.'.'--:::::i 1 300, 4-sp, tape deck, lo mi's, '66 l\luslang, 6 cyl. New 962-28U .aJt 5. '49 PLYMOUTH Good t.ini"s, ha.ti. Runs. Best Otter. 54M583 '65 GTO 4 speed, .trl.p\vr. Wht I btk. AJ\1 I FM, mags, good lire1. ~ 1554 • RA,MBLER go00:· condition. 1961 J.ferCW')', power, iood xlnt cond. 675-5981. :~e& & paint. 1 owner. '65 442, 4 spd, xln'( cona. PONTIAC '63 Rambler Amer, all ~ except eng. Discuss .aft $525 * * 494--0630 condition, $225. '66' RED ML!Stang, $1350 or !=""'="":::-::·====== Must 1ee to apprec. $1200. '-------67~7246 make oiler. MO\'lng ntusl 54~7240. ·s; Cad S.don De Vlllo ''' CONTINENTAL all .. 11. 842-1'13 " corlQ, leather int, landau '69 280 SL. 3 tops, air. -7'===.,=.--OLDSMOBILE '61 Dynamic 88 w/air. Has top, A?-.f / Flit, Ju 11 pwr -xtras. l\fint. $7500. 644-1553 MUSTANG 1968 had tender loving care. $250, '66 GTO 2-tonc. air con- dllioned rlh. Xlnt. cont!. 'Q Flrebird Convert Low $1295 ,846--3661 mlleagc $1995 or best oUer. 1 '·-63~T,-m-,.-,,-. -,_.-,,-y-s-.-.-.-,,, Before 11 or aft 6, 54S-2181 R/H, new tire&. • 5PM, 536-03'n T·BIRD plus. Extra nice cond, $2000. '62 Conlinental fully equip-eve & wkend.s I • 549-4.167 • , . 4&4-9466 or 837-1753 831}-1917. 543-9016 ped, $525. Call 675--2733 after DIAL direct 642-5678. Charge THE QUICKER YOU CALL 167 cu;1LASS..11",'1600 000dE, all DAILY PILOT WANT ADS! 6 PM d ••·n .;1 •-·k and ' P\.\'f, • ust se . ves 0 .,., &I" ~78 & ·•·-.1 1967 ·CADILLAC Coupe · ~our 8 ' """ a. vi:'" , THE QUlCKER YOU SELL & \\'knds 67:>-3354 1r.,., "'""5 " 1 · deVllle. 33,000 original '66 Conl'I. Immaculate, all hsten to the phOne nng. _ '6~ Hdtp Te1npes t Le J\1ans, $~50 ·* * 673--7291 bucket ~ats, console, 6 cyl. Xlnt t'Ond . 673-7469 Dial 642-5678 for RESULTS '56 T-BIRD, xlnt cond. ~ palnl & Interior. ~ $1800. 675-5656 mll~1, in lmmac.·cond. ~~.•· .. '1'1·18001\lu~ s:!, lhls New C•rt 9800 New Cars 9800New Cars. 9800 New Can 9800New Cart ""'4202askforTony. ~·~"~'~·~~·~"~'"~~~~::::tc..;;;,;;;_..o.:.;.o.~~---~---------~--~---~~~~~-~~--::.:~ 9800Ntw Cars 9800 New Cars '69 CAO Convert, leather int, AM/Fi'-il radio, full Jl>A'r, fact air. tilt tele strg. pwr door locks etc. &11-5859 '65 CAD F1eetwood, white, :dnt eond. S2200. Priv. Ply. Call 540-5940 ~~~~:;::~.'~ IT'~ 011A BIAT'DAYll ----~· $3311. 646-698{1 I 1970 Cadillac Coupe de Ville. Fully equipped. Like new. Qlib offer only~ 714/67~2030 '63 Cad Conv. :run p\vr & xtras. Sacrifice S 81 5. 548-19a4 aft 6. '65 Corvair convt New paint, / trans, Iii-cs, battery. 4 spd. $42S. 673--1495. '67 CADILLAC CONY 1 O\\'ner, $3200. 644·'5548 '64 Cadillac convt, showroom cond. all po"·cr, lo mi·s. $1500. 4~140~ '63 SEDAN De Ville pe11~t '60 Corvair \\'{rebuilt '62 engine, auto trans, $250. 962--0834 '63 Corvair Spyder. 4 spd. Gd. transportalion. S 2 0 0 646-:i.JU. DODGE cond. firm SIOOO. biS.5127 '67 Dodge Dart, R/H. auto or 642-4163 trans, p.s .. 6 cyl, Best oUer. -CAMARO I 962-2l~ORVETTE '67 Camaro 32r· cu in eng, Michelin tires. caJI 846-297:.! '67 Camaro 327, $1500 or or. fer. 833-1038 CHEVELLE '66 Chevelle 2-dr hardtop. * $1200 or best oiler * 494-3126 after 6 --·---·-CHEVROLET '65 Chevy II 2 Door Sedan. Dir. $650 lull price or lake foreign car in trade. (N0S246) Qtll 5464052 or 494-9773 aft 10 A?.!. '55 CHEV Sta. \\'ag. 6 cyl. Stick. New brake1, front shocks, buckets S 14 5 . 64.>-2143 '51 GMC Van, runs good, groovy inside, must sell by wkod. Best offer. 102 E. Bay, Apt 8, NB. 1964 Chevy SS Convl. Impala. Good rubber, low miles, recood. motor. $650. 64$.1691, eves ~6-i'l48 'S9 El Camino $300 or best offer. Also 'j9 Buick ;45, as Is. 9;,5 \V. 16th, of l Atonrovia, Cilt. '66 Clprice \Vagon. i\lust sell best oUcr . Se!'.' 44j Oak, Laguna. 49-J..@18. MUST SACRIFICE '65 Chevy Impala SS conv., am/fm radio. Best olr. 64~1405. '60 Chev Bel Air Hdtp 283, Po\lo-er & air, good cond, orig owner. 842-J73j ':i6 CHEV .• Bel Air hdtp. Cust. int., reblt. eng. & trans. Best offer. 541J-.S.419 '61 Chev Nomad Station wa~on, ,p.s., p.b, R/H. air , good cond. 540-1 756 '69 Caprice, full power, air, loadedl S3f00. * 5.j8-5.J9l * 1966 11\1PALA 396 Super Sport, i\1aroon with black interior. 642-4135 e '62 CHEV. VAN e Good cond. ll'IM.IOUI. SUI 962-3923 After 6 PM 't>:S White Nova It stn wgn, like new, lo mi's, $;)95. ......,.. ·s;, Vette with '69 eng. 433 hp. Near new bra k es , radiator, waterpump. top. -494-0578. COUGAR '69 COUGAR, pwr 1teer, disc brakea, poly1lau tires, xlnt cond .• $2500. 673-7103 830-lm FALCON '61 Falcon 4 Or. Wagon. runs good, good tires, S60. 308 E. 18th St. c;i.1. '60 Falcon 2 dr. stick, rad, healer. good traru; car Sl5Cl. 84G-fil06 ·~· ~FORD ·-' 'jt FORD sedan, 2 door. good tires. auto, good <'On· dition, $150 or bes! oUer. 968-:i.J62. '69 Ford LTD 6-pass Country S(fuire Sin-wagon, auto, p.s., An.1/Fil1 stereo. Xlnt. $2950 ........ 59 '62 Country Sedan station \Vagon. r/h, auto. S3iiO .......,, '62 FORD F AIRLANE. *. $395.00 • * 64&-3337 '65 Ford \Vagon, air. full po\\•er +. Real Clean! $895. caJI 962--0720 '66 Galaxic. Orig. o"·nr must sell 2 dr HT, auto PS, PB, air. i\1ake oJr 833-Q0.12 '63 R.anehero Pickup. Good condition ~. 900 Darrell St. 646-7615 1969 Galaxic air cond. ps/pb. Under $1900 5411-<587 '67 Country Squire 390, air • * 646-3671 '64 Falrlanc 500 2-<lr. Good cond. $400. 53&-7723 '62 Ford \Vag. GOod rilnning cond . Needs paint. $275. Call 963-6209. '64 custom 500 4-dr, Good cond. $450 • alt 5 pn1 545-8770 * SHOPPING. FOR LOW PR·ICES "64 DODCOE Sodon CUllOnl IOCI. v.e • ..no. "''"'· Ntw ctr frlldt 1n1,1"rked hi Jtll l11tJ l k ll'IH RYF llD ',61 CHEVROLET Impala t 111ltlll'I c". \l.t, auta.;-tr•l!f.o.PW!'· Sift!'., ttale, tle&!fl', Wl'llltW•lf ftttl. tlnkd ''-"• -"ttl tO\lt..,, "0 .1(." In IVlf'Y ... yr Prk ell to Mii 11111 1.k:-• X!U 2N 51299 '1799 .. 101 IALLACK New Cor Salet Manoger California IOI HEUSSIR t:lealer BOB BROKOPP W1shing!on, D.C TERRY HOUCK Used Car Manager o,...., --" .... ' • .... tozi:aua 4J1 o-Z ea a IT'S THE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF Utoh RAY MACKEY General Manager Co1ifornio SUNSET FORD AND FORD MAVERICK • JOIN US IN OUR HUGE 1970 MUSTANG 52599 PiUStAX a UC. 2~ c.1.0 .•• ,1 .. 1 -M rd .. p, Hit~ "'°d.t ,..,,, <•l•t _,.....,, flb.ft!o., M!IM 1lro" Gf tlrl.... IS.ti.I M•. S690l FRID MIUS "'"' MEL MltTOtt SALE-A-BRATION HAYE YOURSELF A SLICE .OF .. SJYINGS t17¥t FREE GAS ' 1.f' r:~:: 1~ !A·~; WITH THI 'UlCNASI ··.~~i ··1&19· ' ) Dot '1.UI fAll: & Uc, l9701/2 fAJ,COM •2499 • • f11U foc!Otl' f.11111ppe, S.rlol f'l,o. 1115 ' "''0.0...•Gf• •W 1,00Q Miio •• 0... 'f •.., .. ...,, -....... .. 1970 FORD F-100 '/ TON PICKUP STYLE SIDE ') OlDll NOW 53199 ~·.tt·.~· ' 300 (..1 .0. -.. "'""""""",, • _ .. A•P o..i ol ........ '1 .... le <Oto ... 0..0.. .... S!X·PAC .•• 1 .. 1 .... , ,".~l~ Cob•°""' HT, le\\" .. 2''fo" !()", l)vef<lil ltel,M " • RAY' ROSE K1n$.IS DICK SCHUtDES O!d1hom1 Minnesot• HICK MARTlll.A New York; '66 friJl1ilril• soo_ s '61-hr!t hhtxlt 500 s12119 -59-9-i"·!'.",",·.I,'."'· Mlltt, pi,Wf( ''"''"'· 1u11.· -· 2 Ooor "1rdtop. S!lck &l!ffl, t1dio l hc11er. ~ UI y' Lk. xrvno.. '66 Uncoln Coor. 2 Dr. H.J. -v.e, 1111omork, .. a:o iiitl 11i11.r, ...,.,,, ''"'" $ 1699 Ing, powtr br•~u,!ir condlflMllnf, lellhtr up. hclutt,, lk. W!J;>.Jl. :=..::~~~~~~--~ '660pol4D- • •i>eff. helllf. SJWl~•. '65 lri LID Hardtop "'3;-eufOl'Mtk, N<ffo a llH!t•, PDwt"'4lffr•tog, 1lr condl!IOftlng. Rlf~5. '6t lliustnt ConHrl I cy1., t1dlo, hffttt, 1utomorlc. lit. 1LH998. '66 '""""' le .... $ '66llff11•-•4Dr. Y·8, 111tom1!1c, rt dio & he1ltt, P"""" llH•I"" 1it condltiOfting, l!c. lllls.t. '61 ...... y, ,.., '· u. 3 'l'Hd, l'tdll a!ld ""'-•· 119311 '61fltt .... ""'110 R1dlo «lcl litll.,, 'JPftd. ~LK:-Xlfl35. 51399 '", .... en.try So4n .... V-l/ 1\llOl!lllk, powtr t!Hll"ll l~d bll~U, tlr s2999 coodill0fli119. XVf792. '69 hnpala Ctlt, l.T. C,.. $ . v.e, 111tom111c, -t fl"""'9 ...i ~. kw-2499 111\il .11 .. , bl .... 1159..,, '69 Camaro lilly Y.f ... ....... .,....:!, powtt llff~ ..... ,., ""'"' YCY•M. '69 Jalrlne c,,, _ v.a, 1ulomotic, powet 1IHr!09, pvWtr llr1kU, s21199 t Or C'l'!ldillOt1l"1. YWT962. .. , s3999 Y.f, -..1-11t lt.ns., Rall, powu l!•••h>g, 1Tr 1099 eond.. ut. SMl!21'-'-:.~~:::::.:::.::::::::..._ -~ BOB ~ - HEUSSER ,, 1· -------~--~----~-~. """'• " "' 0 p I N 7 D A if s A w •• I K ·-- ' .. ' ... ~· " ., .. ·~: -· . .. . .. ;! ' ·, . ' • • .. • • • • • ; .. . ' ' ' ' ' , ' . ; . ' j ' 1 . ' ' . .. • - ' • • ~·--· •.. ......,...., • • • Your Faaory AutluJrUed Cadi llac DealM Sert1ln1 tl!.•Oran1• COIUI Harbor Ar.., / • • ,• ' ' 'I .I I ... Executive Cars 1970 COUPE DE VILLE 18 TO CH00SE FROM ' 1970 eetwoo•u L"uora o FuJI power, factory air, Jea~ interior, vin,yl ' roof, AM-FM •t~ mulli·plex. door locka. tilt & teleacopi;p •leering, eleetiic teat releue. twilight eentinel,.elee. truDk .opener. & very. All .Models & Colors Choice of equipment & interiors Early lease retu rn. Firemi.s! paint, vinyl top, leather interior, full power, factory air cond., 1tereo Mi-FM multiplu, tilt·teleteopic wheel, power door lock.s .. twilight aentinel,tautomatic crui.ee contro~._plua Vogu& Premium Tyres. vory few miles. (0376) '6111 . . • '' .. . . . ' -. Even when meuured by Cadillae 1tandard1 of excellence, the 1970 Cadillac i1 1ure to exceed yoor grealelt expectatio111. let'& F l together IOOn for a demom tration drive. ....,fti!!!!!l!I!!!!!! Low. mileage. (9'25AGA) . ' . ~ OVER 80 QUALITY CADILLACS & Other F~NE C ., . "' 1970 OLDSMOBILE Omtom Delta 88 4 door liardtop. J"W1 power, factory air, power door locks, vinyl top. tilt 1tffring-whffi,"Jeu <than 2,600 locally driven miles. (702AVB) SALE PRICE 1969 CADILLAC Luxurious Coupe DeVllle with ·vinyl top,. pllilih cloth &: • leather interior, AM-T?i.I radio. full power, ·factory a ir conditioning, tilt It telescopic steering, power door lock!, etc., etc. (Ser. 2764) SALE PRICE - -~1.163 .. INCOLN ' Continental 4 door. Leather lntecior, full powf!r, factory RS to Select From ' 1966 CADILLAC 1967 OLDSMOBILE . ' . ; 1-- 1969 CADILLAC Luxury sedan. Vin}ll top, tapestry1 Interior, full power, Popular Coupe DeVllle with J"iremist finish. Full leather Sedan DeVllle. Leather Interior, full power, faclory air factory air conditioning, tilt-telescopic wheel, power door. interior, factory air cond.., fall power, AM-nt radio, door-conditioning, l)0\1--er door locks, &tereo A?.1-FM multiplex, locks, push button radio,. power antenna. (UVD650) loc~. etc. CRVG409J white wall tires. (zyA9371 SALE PRICE 1969 CADILLAC El Dorado. Vinyl top, cloth & leather Interior, full power, factory air, stereo, APtf-FM multiplex, power door locks, tilt telescopic steering wheel. cruise control, twilight sen-tinel, etc. Low mileage. (H9135715) 1966 CONllNEITAL ' .. Hardtop coupe. Vinyl top, leather lntet!Mi; full pov.'er,. SALE PRICE 1966 IMPERIAL Crown 4 Door hardtop. FUil pov.:er, factory air, cloth & leather Interior, tilt-telescopic wheel, automatic cruise oontrol. CW1B721) SALE PRICE ' 1965 CADILLAC 'Coupe DeVille. Vinyl top, leather ifiterior, full powfr, t8c- SALE PRICE 1967 CADILLAC El Dorado Fleetwood. Vinyl top, full leather Int., fµll power, factory air,•1tereo AM-F1'1 multiplex, till A: tcle- ;copic steering, power door locks, 1electric trunk, cruise control, twilight sentinel, hi!ad.li&:ht dimmer, rear window :lefogger, etc. (IFC423) SALE PRICE J.964 CADILLAC ' . ,1--.~-~- • . ' air wnditioninf , AM~F'Mi-radlo.,. )*irer d...-,Jocks. (HYC- i29) ·,. ~ . . . [act.OW ·•ir et1nditlonl.ng., fact017· ster!!o .~ deck, push button.radio, etc. ('I'ZH952) .. ' ' _ tor.y air conditioning, AA1·F~I· radjo;.,electrlc w.inr vents-:. white wall tires, etc. CUW1174) Sedan °'\tiUe. Full 'powcr, fi.'ttdry air candltlonlni, cloth ' l leath~r'.11Jterior, tilt 1tecrinl •wheel, AM·FM radio, etc. ·~ ~ CRDM932); '" ~, • , ,' SALE ' PRICE -•aaa . SALE PRICE . . '1999 SALE PRICE ... s1999 2'600-Harlio~· Blvd. : Costa. Mesa· .: 540-9100 SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 8:30'Mrto 9:00 EM Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6 :00 PM Sat. and Sun .. All CAaS IUllKT TO rtlOt SMt. All SALi NICU !fFfCTIVI THIOOGH nJISDAY. AJtft' t, 1•70 " -·~ o.p.rnn ... t !lJ>en·MOa·Fri. 7:30. 6:00 I • .I - $ALE PRICE . . . . . '1 ·333 . •' " • IUMMll . LIASE IHCIAU NEW 1970. SetL :DeYllle . .. ~ #s-RJ •. Oil N.EW 1971 ~ hYllJi lltd. #s-M •••. ONLY •177 MO. 24 Mo"lh 0,... End ....... FllllT.....,.. whli air-'ldalllmst'...._, r.tl &em.er, _ ......... 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Part A, Volume l, (N""'~' o//alta~). con- Wniq the Ceuaa Burau'• &uJ popu- latioa cout for 1960, &iva the U.S. popalatioa by ooantiea, by a.iaor ci•il diYiaiou. and iadicates the detipatioa of all incorporated placa u citiee. towns. ud Yil.la1es. roa All'l'R. 'O~ II .D. ~~ ......... .,.. .... ,.... ..,. for ~ ,,_..,. .._ e••,_f .. eleo•.UeP _,,,... a:-•., r--, ... r .... • AlcolaoU.. is a c0mples cli9eue ia- TC>Mq eociaJ. peycholocical. and playaio. IO&icaJ diatiatbuce.:." ,_ -.,.,ChoJo&ica) problema ,.,, ia iateuity. Tbe iware. im.mature penoa ia mote apt to become aa alcoholic, bat ewcm the weU.adju.ted penoD can become aa alcoholic throqb many yean of ~ eocial driak.iq. It ia Ue> a dieturbuce in the underly· iag chemietry wbidl forcee the alcoholic lo contiaue when be bu once ltarted. U be will ahlWn fnia alcohol totally and for life, be can ~r. FOA BD SVUIJl.4N o.,.. ....... f#IYMe •• ,,. .... ,die ...... ,,.._ edaer ONllllrie• -... .,,,,..,. ... die u s.m .... S.._P--lln. ~ De-. R .. laa, a..11 •a., l'eaa. .) • Wbeae.er we sign a contract with a foreign performer, expeneea of his or ber trip to the U.S. are borne by the What In t.h8 Worldl lefvnd for luWMsh In an efort to cut don Ott litter etrewn along high. wa71, beacltee. and parka, one aluminum company hu olered lo buy back alumi- num cana from anyone at 10' a pound or ~' a can. By lllidaammer, Reynolds ex- peeta to luve redemption aites in Miami, Lo. Aqeles, New York, ffoutloll. aod San Franci9co-ud will accept lhip. meet. from outside theee ue.u. A coop. eratiQg brewer will collect c.na through· out the West ud Southwe.t. For fwtber information. write: PubUc Relationt Man· Cmc duty,wilft o few penrtiet' tewor4 in Loa Angeles . "~ J apr, Metal Recycliac Diviaioft. Reyoold1 Men.Li Co.. 6601 W. Broad -St., Jlich. mond, V L 23218. No Hero to Junior In the new book about baeeball'1 1969 world champions, "Amalinc: The Miracle of the Meta." Gil Hodees' ton WOI Unimpt9ued. by Joeeph Duno. manqer Gil Hodgee deecribee another of the great daya in his life-and how Gil. Jr., reacted to it. '"Gilly" wu &•e when Hoqes played with the Brooklya Dodpn and the Dodg. en won lltar first World Series. .. He knew his daddy waa a ballplaru; he even knew about the "7orld Series." CiJ reca.lls. '"l'hen wu a lot of excitement in the neighborhood th•t day, people crowded on the lawn. ahwn1 lwula. Maybe yoo've wondered what a baJ).. player bean from hie children when be comes home after a big day. Gilly just looked up from the t• and ta id: ~ Daddy. JOU joet milled Captain Mid- i;aigbt.'" er ourself abow--in other worda. hia aalary plus his air fare. (However, if he plam to entertain at a nig.bt club. ia addition to bis appeararace on our ebow, we would only pay oae-way petup for him.) 'Oa IBUI' KOOSM.41V, ,,,;.da, N.Y. l!lei. Flay 4-'t ,._ _. • .._ ,.,.,. ,. pnled J••r .... ,__,,., .. r..,_,Mu..A,N./. • AA with mott pitcben. I do wear a rubber toe plate on the left thoe while pitdaiq. POa DOAIS D.4 I' ~ ... ............. ,,. .. ,.. ... r .. ,..,. "' -..1-/.B. Ltlly,wa .,,~ w ... • ~ is no one particular ·designer. I ute various people. I am iaterest.ed in the look rather than the detignu. POa r .4Ll'BA /. Ill~ SecnllU7 o/ t4e ''*"- II.-u • ,_ .... . _,_,. w .... .., ... . ~-.......... ., .._, ...,. ............ .. ...... ·····-·· ... ..,,_r h r•ltP-lfn. M•rilra •• .., Lea .4...,...., (AU/. • Desipatioa of a Natloeal Hittoric Landmark by the Secmary of the fn. t.erior recopiaea the laiatorical aipifi. cuce of a tite. atruc:twe, or-ia the c:aae of a historic diatrict--pan of a ooaunu· DitJ bu& does DOt .. eel die owaenbip or adaiaietration of the property. Poten- tial ... and.arks" are dtoeea through etudie. prepared by the Natioaal Survey of Rittoric Sites aad Bai.ldiqa and naJu. ated by the Secretary'• AdYi.ory Board oa National Pub, Hi9toric Sita. Bu1ld- inp. and MoaumeDta. AJdloqh Land . mark deaignation is pablicbled uutially through Inferior Deparlmellt preei tt; le...,.. additional new• coverace ia U&U· ally dependent upon the nature of the dedication ceremony. w ... te _. a,_,.._• 41 ,._, Y-•• ~ .,_ "'-a. ... _ .. pt .. -,_ ... F I 1 ..-,.. ...... le. 8-1 ......... ,...,....., -• .... --4. te A.a 'I"'-Y-..11, P-iiT Wed.lJ, 641 .......,_A-. New Y ... N.Y. lMU. ..... __. ..._.. .. ..tll ... , .... ts wm lie ..w ,_ ---.... A Detl"• life Y OQJ' dos'• temperament, acconling to Caines Doi Re.earch Cesa· ter, depend. OD JOU u well .. OD Ilia heredity. Pappies are bom with good d.iapoe.iliou-happy, outgoing. curious. unafraid. The puppy tricks which eeem playful now-growls. nipe, jumps-wiD not be eo charming when be weigh. 80 pounds. Tip: gite the growing pup ener- IJ outlets other than gelling into mis- chief. Don't leave him alone to diver1 himself for loft1 period1. Give him a chance to make you proud. s..a...11 ...., British Actreee Suaan Ham.,.hire. who played .. FleUJ'" in 1'be Fonyte S...." National Educ.tional Television'• critical hit of this paat sea· son, is goiq lo ha•e her 6rst baby in August. .. It will be born under the sign of Leo. like my ha.band and my par. eats." ebe told FA•a.v Wucu. Susan's hu.eband is French director Pierre De. ferre, who iA eomewlut of a childbirth expert. .. Pierre witneseed 12 to 20 babies beiag born when be diJeCted ua educa- tional 6lm about natural childbirth. Aleo, Su1an Hompdtire1 Her ltwl>onJ i1 cltildbirlft • .,,., I he wu there when hie Jut chUd (from an earlier marriqe) WH born." So, he'll be there with you, we at1umed. "No, Pierre teU. me he's seltinc too old for that. I don't bow what he means by that. but rm .. li96ed with the decision." ~~-----·----- "Now we all know what the sandman looks like." ' "Next, I think nJ make a Silk purse out of a sows ear." Imagine being able to do your .. own thing every day of the month. With no interference from bothersome sanitary pads. Fantastic! And so easy if you use Tampax tampons. They' re worn internally, comfortably. So go ahead and build your sandman. Or your empire.· It's easy. World's most widely used tampons ... TAMPAX ® ~ MAO[ ONLY eYTAM .. All IMCOlt'°llATf!O, .. ALMf!ll, MASS. l ---......--~- By using a little financial ty!sdom, you can . . . \ Make Yorir Extra Dollars Work· for _you By FA YE HENLE Y ou ARE extraordinary if you have extra dollars these days. It is proof that you are a super money man- ager. The big question now : how great is your inv~tment wisdom to ~nable you to put those extra dollars to work 1 Be aware of tbeae very iml)ortant considerationa: • There la riak in any form ot In- vestment. Bow much 1riak you can auume dependa upon how many dol- lars you can afford to Joe&.-ftnan- cially and peycholoaically. There are .,,...ltby people for whom the Jou of eeveral hundred dol~ra would not apell ruln. Yet. they ml•ht be cruabed peyeholoaicaJly. Othera would feel a HVere pinch at losiq t600 and, iron- iealb', they would be the very people who could continue to take riab and who 80metim.ea mi•ht win. • Decide whether you want your ertra dollan to earn you added in- come now or to provide more dollars for your future. • W atcb intereat ratea keenly and evaluate their mean.in&' to rou. The .. price of money" la an impor- tant factor In helpf q to cbooee be- tween stuhinl' your utra dollars away In aavinp lnatltutiom. Govern- ment iuuea and bonda. or venturina' into common stocb, mutual fund.a, or real eetate. When tntere.t rat.ea are iu.h. there is much to be aaid in favor of keep- ina your mouey in bed-income me- dia aucb u aavinp accounts, abort- term Gove~t eecuritiee Uke bllla -and no• or in bonO-eJther thOH iaau9d bJ Federal apnciee or by cor- porationa. nlla, or utilitiee. A.a inter- est ratee)dEine, 1tock pricee pner- ally etart upward and. alOlll' with real-estate venturee, ••in luster. • Jnvt1tln1 in real eetate, other than your home, i1 for the aopblatl- ~ted and becomiq more ao u thoee who once concentrated their activi· tiea in the tecuritiea markets move in. WitbJn day1, you ca.n retrieve • money from banks, stocb an4 funda. It could take years to pull your dol Jars ~ut ot re&l •te. Nobody can really tell ldiat la the beat way at &Jl7 stven time to put ~tra dollan to wort. But it helpa it your hunches have aome knowled&'e behind them. It you have $1,000 or lela to Jnvest. thoae dollan beloq in the hi&'heat eamm. device you can unearth. Un- til recently, tbi1 wu am .. month U.S. Treasury bill U.S. Treuury bills are Government •cioU1" that mature in anywhere from 91 daJ• to one year. To buy one of theM now. you must invest a minimum of $10,000. Treuury 110tu are similar to biDa but you can buy one for •1.000. ..._ ttY for notee takes· from one to ftve years iptd. like billa, at thii writinl' offer up to an 8-percent return. Treuury bonda mature in ftve or more yurs. Since theee trade daily. meanins their purcbue price ftuctuatea, you'll have to aak a banker to check the int.ereet rat.e. He will be slad to recommend the beat Treaaury bond purchue for your particular purpoe&-hisher intenet or the hope of capital srowth. Theee Treuury luuee should not be confueed with U.S. aavlnp bond• that people often buy via payroll aav- inp plan1. Current U.S. aavinp bonda pay 5 percent intereet when held to their maturity. AU Government i11uee can be bou&'bt throuah your local bank, but except for U.S. aavinse bonds, there le a Mrvice charp. it is up to you to check thi1 charre to tee that it doee not eat up the intereet you earn. AJao watch commiuion charsea when you buy etock becauae the mjnimum charre per order haa recent]y in- creuect to f16; likewiae for mutual- fund ~. which could 1lphon otf as much aa 9 percent of the money you inveat. Life ie settiDI' ever more dit- f\cult for the smaller inveator. The thrift inetitutiona, meani.na the aavinp and loan auociationa and the mutual eavinp banb, are off er: in&' higher returna, too. Check with B.U •mag• aeoowt. are o... of liwaplut .,,.,. of iat1utitag /or prof it. local inatitutiona. The story looks pretty much like tbi1: With a minimum of $600 you can buy two-year aavlnp certifteatea tut pay 6 percent; one year certificates that pay 5% percent and 90-day certiftcatea that yield 5~ percent. You are promiaed 5 percent on reg- ular aavinp accounts. lt could be that in your area the "aavinp It Joana.. pay slightly more. Learn to shop in matters of money. too! Pouibly you are heaitant to tie your money up for a year or two, which ia what these imtitutions want. Ia there a eoJution? Some thrift in- 1titution.a will allow immediate with- drawal it you can prove a true emer- rency; others may require 90-daya notice; othen won't let you out. If this ie the cue, you miaht inquire 1about makin.r a "pau-book loan," which would coet around 7 percent. To get that loan, you miaht be aaked to accept a aliahtly lower rate 'of interest on your aavinaa. If thie should happen, realize that probably this le the cheapest type of loan that you could make anywhere riaht now. If yeu already have in a aavings account f500 or more above what you consider a aate reserve fund, Inquire about switching those extra dollare to aavinaa certi6catea. And commercial banb are com· peting with the traditional thrift inatitutiona with numerous plans. Study each carefully to see which is beat for you. In some of theae banka, with f500 you can open a aavin&'s account that will eam you 5% per- cent intere.t if left untouched for a minimum of two years. You can make addjtional depoeits of f50 or more into these accounta. You can elect to have the intereat mailed to you quarterly or nave it tranaferred to your checking or other aavins& MXount. or you can allow it to remain, thue earning the hirher interest rate. \ Some banb off er defernd intereat- payment plana., meanina that you wil1 not be taxed on intereet until your savinrs plan maturea; that ia, you don't have to pay taxea on the . intereat until you receive it. This could mean a conaiderable advantal'e if you expect your ineome will be lower by the time your aavlnaa plan maturea. On reaular aavinp accounts in moat areas, commercial banks now pay 41h percent. But your money can earn an additional ~percent or ao if you place it in a .. time" depoait and agree not to withdraw it for a 1tated peri~. At first bluah, some of these inter- est payments look great. Watch it I Dollars invested in such ftxed-income issues only earn intereat. Tbeae dol- lars don't l'fOW. They are 1e>mewhat safer from economic UJ>I and downs and from the whima of conaumer psychology thAn are other inveat- menta, but u the coo of llviq rises, you wilJ find your buyina power weakening. As 'this ia beina written, many a financial expert ia hunchiq that one ~f those 1teadfut rules of in- veatment ia being cballenpd. It ap· peara as though riabt now you c.an reap current income plua the expec- tation for future l'fOwth if you put your extra dollara in rood quality stocb and bonds. They are available at comparative]y Jow prices now, and may well rise appreciably ,in value in the future, when market condi- tions 'improve. Thew_, to aelect any aecurity, be " it bond, stock, or mutual fund, i• to select a company that baa demon- atrated an above-averare ability to earn. Wise inveatments are bousbt on a loaical anticipation of future proftta. Remember tho1Irh, even the wiaeat inveator1 sometimes loee mon· ey on some ftnancial venturea. • Why Were Bankers Warned That This "New Book Could Upset the Savings Applecart" • How to Make Up. to 13 t/2 % on Your Savings or More- All Fully Insured ....... ~= The new "high" interest rates are \ merely crunibs to the tlirifty. Why? Because even at 6 % inflation gob- bles up not only t11e illusory gain on principle, but the principle itself ... resulting in a loss of purchasing power rather than the "nest egg" banks like to talk about. There are n1a11y things banks don't like to talk about. They don't like to talk about the-fact that they do, . indeed, pay interest rates of 8%, 10%, 13~ %, and often more, to a select group of knowledgeable de- positors ... depositors who have mas- tered the insider's techniques of compounding their savings. NOW, YOU CAN DISCOVER AND PROFIT FROM THESE DYNAMIC MONEY-MAKING TECHNIQUES. Each chapter of DON'T BANK ON IT is crammed full of startling disclosures ••• multiply-your-money techniques that work whether you have $500 on deposit or $500,000! • What . is the simple secret w'l.ich enables you to enjoy interesi-free loans on credit cards and savings accounts? • What should you know before you accept "open-an-account,, gifts? • What special type of account brings you over 8 % interest without . freezing your funds? • How ·can you earn interest on money you've already spent? • What key words should you look for in bank advertising which mean· more interest to you? • How can you increase your inter- est rate by getting banks to pay in- terest on "non-existent" funds? •How can you earn up t~ 25% in- terest when m~ney isn't "tight?" New Battleground for the Consumer Revolution In addition to being a highly prac- tical book which will put money in your pocket, DON'T BANK ON IT! is a revealing study of the injustices imposed on the nation's depositors by the banking industry and govern- mental regulatory agencies and the way in which they have dipped into your savings account. ABOUT THE AUTHORS Martin J. Meyer is President of the National Depositors Cooperative Associa- tion. He also serves as Vice President and Secretary of Intercept Tele-Communica- tions, Inc., a new international cable and telegraphic intercepting and forwarding or- ganization. Founder of a consulting engi- neering company and builder of a unique technical publishing organization, Mr. Meyer's involvement in banking and fi- nance began in 1959. Formerly a partner in a dealership specializing in exempt se- curities, he has acted as a business and financial consultant with his co-author. . Mr. Meyer has written numerous maga- zine articles on banking, thrift, and infta- tion. Dr. Joseph M. McDaniel, Jr., recently elected President of the World Health Foundation, was Secretary of the Ford Foundation from 1953 until his retirement in 1967 and Dean of the School of Com- merce at Northwestern University. His distinguished career in£1udes government services with the Economic Cooperation Administration. He is a director of many corporations and is a trustee ·of Johns Hopkins University. . ~~--~-"""'----~-------__ , __ ____::__ INFORMATION. INCORPORATED 200 M•dl10n Ave .• Nt w Ymir. N.Y. 10016 Gcn1lerncn : PttaM ""11me11 ~'I of DON'T BANK ON IT! by Manin J. Meyer and Dr. Jote M. McDanlt'I, Jr. I undtr- "'and rhc boolr Is mine for only ~.91 compk lt. In addhk>n. I undtN111td 1h111 I m ay eomlnc lhl, honk for a full .lo dau• cnllrel)' a1 your rl•k. If al rile tnd of 1h111 rime. I am not 1.111- l•fWd. I will •imply re1urn the book lo you for evn)' 4~nt of my money INKll. . O Eacloled le.,..,_... D ,...,. dlafllt my cr.dJt ur4: Sipatllft ___________ _ a Am9fie.-a.-o a.u A.....w.n1 o ou.n c_. AClOOUM No.----------- N-I ,,,..,. ,,..,, I A ..... I Cltr I I I s.... Zip I • 1a1omwt1cM llleOf'PCK• .... 1•'° ~------------------------ . --..:_ -----~-~----------------__, _________ __, ____ _ Family ~I JliftlJ 1, 1970 - Y ou or the man next to you will die of a heart attack or some other disease of the blood vessels. You probably already have disease in your arteries. Theae are not acare statements, just eimple facta. More than half the deaths in the United States today are caused by cardiovucular ailmenta, and the numbers are growing. Worse, theee ailment.II are reaching younger and younger people. For this reaaon, contrary to the popular misconcep- tion, our llfe expectancy hu not im- proved appreciably In the la&t two decades despite advances elsewhere in the fteld of health. Thia la the richest nation on earth. where funda for medical research have rrown from $1 million annually 20 yean qo to $1 billion today, and where rreat atridee have been made in produclnr new knowledge in the prevention and cure of heart diaeaae. Should you be the victim of a heart attack, u a phyaician J can tell you that the help your doctor can give you is limited. You have about one chance in four of never even rettinr into a hOApital heart unit alive after . Steadr t%et'Na. •aic:A cu nt-ttpl, kMe- beM. 1trn11tlin heart m.ucu, nt.ltirge blood t1t,.tZ., iftef'eGH blood "'PPIJI nd "H tcJ> calorie.. Dr. Law,.... ......... now a prefe1w of llMdklne Cit a.ylof Unlwenity't School of Medicine, Houston, Tex•, It the...,_, chief of the Clinical Science Dlvltlon of the United State. Air Force'• Sdtool of Aetoatlaee Medkine at lroob AJr Foree late, Saft Antonio, Texas. U..... hit 9uWaMe the tchool d ... topecl the ri9W testl"9 llMthodt uted to '°"" astronaut candWatet t. tho Gemini and Apollo,,.........._~ hit patients hat a..... fonwer ,,..._ .... lyndoft John90ft. a heart attack, and lea than one chance in two of aurvivior the epi- sode to return home. A 1imilar aitua- tion appliee to strokes. These being the odda, the beat approach is cer- tainly prevention. 1'he fro9oCly i1 that 11ovr doctor can't do it for 11ou. Despite all the new knowledge now available on the care of the heart and the prevention of ita diseases, moat of it is ianored by the individual. What can you do to reveree the trend! You can be.rin applying some of the knowledge that baa come out of resear<:h laboratories and elaewhere in the fields of exercise, diet, and way of life. It la never too early or too late to 1tart. As tong ago aa World War II, lt wu diacovered that even men under 30 were having fatal heart attaektl. many of them in apparent rood health right up to the time of their deaths. Autopaiee on men killed in combat in Korea showed that 77 percent of them at an averqe qe of 22 (in- cluding some in their teena) had defl- nite 1igna of coronary atberoacleroais, -fatty depoeita in the major arteries serving the heart ltaelf. Thia ia a dieease, not a product of old age. In my own work at the School of Aero- space Medicine, I saw many pilota, the beet of American men, with heart condition•. All of ...._ were young men and preeumably 1n ~ health because they had paued rigid pbyaicaJ ex- amination. With this u a standard, what can the physical condition of the great buQc of our civilian popu- lation be like? The bqinninp of be.art conditiona .... gradual .nd-inaidioua. They may not even affect the beart'a action. The ftrat indication may be audden death. Protect Here is simple, Many doc ton, includinr myself, be- lieve there are many "silent heart attack.I." attack.a that actually dam- qe the heart without the victim him- self knowin1 anyt.bins ie wronr. Heart attacks an ~ot ra~ among men under 36. The number Jncteues aharply for men over S6 and reache& a peak in men betwem 60 and 60. Women fare better, but their 'rate ia growin•. For reuona we don't en- tirely undentand, women be!ore menopause au«er 13 timee fewer heart attacb than men. After meno- pause, the ratio decreuee to two-to- , one, men over women. After 66, the ratio la about the eame. To fllMI out whether you're a can- didate to become one of tbeee atatie- tice, there are a few almple teeta you can make involvin1 your wel1bt and your heart rate. Moet people reach full powth in their early 208. After that, unleu you are Involved in apeciali&ed ac- tivitiea like wei1ht.-liftin1', abnoet all the wei1bt you put on I• pure tat. 11 you're in aood condition, the akin over moet of your body ahould be u thin aa it is on the back of your hand when you pinch it. Get a rood grip with your thumb and foreft.qer on a layer of akin bl the area of your navel. If it'• more than a half inch thick, you're carryiq a l'ood amount of exceu fat. Thia ia a better inde:x of your health than the read- inr on the bathroom acalee. A MCOM teat cbecb the heart rate. Your reatin1 heart rate should not be more than 70 beata per minute (for men) or 75 (for women ). It should not increue over 15 beata a minute when you stand up. After mild exercise (like runnlq in place for one minute), when you lie down it should be 1eu than 100 beat.a. If thia isn't the cue. then you may have cause for concern. You are in 8'1'eater control of your future health than the belt doctor on earth. You can control the three moet important ~your pbyeical activity, your diet, and your llvin1 babita. In abort, you can do more by ~ of prevention ol heart attacks, than any heart apeciau.t ean do by way of curea. In the fteld of a.erciM, I doubt whether tltere-i•-UIJ'~prosnm that could be uaed by everyone every- where, but I can make a few reneral ---------------------------- ----~--:.;::::;=="'!:~.::== Your Heart! By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M: D • ......., ., .., .. ...., .......... lM W1lh .... sound advice which might keep you from being a coronary victim statementa. If you are not in IOOd condition now, then I would .troqly suneat moderation. BcudJ., of what IOIDe authorities ~ • .sereise ca" kill rou. Cruh Protrrama are'in- efrective, even daqeroua, and the sporadic peak-load exerdMI like aud- cfenly l'ettin.1' out and abovelJ.q the anow. are the m08t danproua of an. Anythinl' that norai~ exceeds your daily activitT 1hould be avoided. Fad exercise prosrama may 1lim your waiat or tone up the muacMl9 of your body. Tbele may do little or nothlnl' for your hearl. The heart ia a muacle, and ita atreqtb 11 built up by work:ins the heart mu.ecle, not the arm muec)e or belly mu1elee. The work of the heart muacle ,, increued when it pumps more blood aa In run- ninr, jogr:fng, and eycliq. St•alty ... tate, endurance-type ex- erciaee are the beat. I usually recommend startlnr with a moderate walkinl' protTaJD. After you have l'radually built up to walk- ing one hour a day and have done ao daily for at leut two weeks with- out difftculty, then you can start a ioer:inl' p~ or a runninl'-in- place pro..,.m. If you use an u:er- cycle, it 1bo1dd be a gradual. daily proa-ram. Exercise atnqtbena the heart • mu1ele, enlarres the blood veuela. and increuea the blood supply. It also bums up calories. Thia fa ITUt for preventive therapy. You can't lose much weirht by exercising one day-but 30 minutes of steady walk- ing every day can cause you to lose 10 pound.a in a year'll time. Heart disease can't be prevented by exercise alone, nor can any real pro- gram of weight control be achieved by exercise alone. Both problema de- pend a great deal on proper diet. In the case of atheroacleroeia, diet alone may be the major culprit. Exercise can build up large healthy blood ves- eela, but improper diet can clot' them with fatty deposita. virtually negat- ing the gains from exerci..e. The problem the average peraon hu in ftndinr a proper diet ia wading through the welter of confusion that surround.a it. The moat Important point is to prevent accumulation of excess fat. If you are accumulatinr fat, you are eatinr too much or ex----erclsing too lt£le. Calories are conaidered a major villain, and indeed they are. but the body need.a enefl1 to. produce work. and it needl calories to produce en- ern. Without some caloriee, it could not function. If you exerciee to build up your cardiovueular ayatem, you will need the enera. Exceu calories, however, Can lead to d&qvou1 fat depoaita. Tiie body produc. caloriee by dt· reatins _ foodatu«a. apecfftcally car- bohydrate., protelna, and fate. Car- bohydrate. do not alwaya pt u much favorable publicity u tbey should, but they are the staple diet of many natiom with a low incidence of athel'OllCleroei1. Fruit.a. veptablea, and cereals are hf sh in carbohydratea. These are recommended fooda in a proper diet. Supr fa aJao blab in carboby- dratee, but la not recommended aa highly. Why? Supr ii concentrated and doee not contain other tlMlltial vitamina and miner&Ja. It le one of the moet eaally abaorbed fooda (one reaaon it is recommended for quick eneru for athletes). Fruita and~­ etables contain a lot of roul'baae and other euentiaJ f oodatuff 1 besides carbohydrates. It ia not so much the amount of food you eat, aa the type. Proteins are recommended In moat diet.a. especially in tbia, a meat--.tin1 country. Protelna an found chiefly in meat. &h, fowl, milk. esra, and beans. Not all of these can be rec~ ommended indiscriminately in a prop- er diet. For instance, chicken and turkey can be recommended, duck and goose cannot: lean veal and &b, not bacon or abellftsh; err whites, not egg yolka. Fata cause the moet confuaion, probably becauae they are rettinl' the moet publicity, none of it ioOct. One l'r&m of di,..ted fat producee nine caloriea. more than twice u much ~ carbohydrate. or protelna. Lor:fcally, a low-fat diet ahould be ideal. Thi1 i1 a l'Ood Id•, but lt'a not that almple. If you cut down on m•t to cut down on fat. you•re also cuttlq down on needed protef n. But we do need to limit our Intake of fat. Cholesterol ie often auOciated with fat. althoul'h it fa not a tat it.elf. It ia probably the major villain in atheroecleroefa becau1e ff enough of it ia allowed to (low throul'b the blood atreem for loq enou•h periocla of time, lt can be depoetted In the walla of the arteriee and lead to a whole aerlee of c0mpllcations. Amon&' them are Umittnr the ftow of blood, or breakiq off and bloddnl' the flow of blood altopther. Yet cholelteroJ la euential to Jif e. It la found In the braJn. the adrenal stand.a, and In almo1t every cell in your body, and the body f taelf actu- ally '""'"'/Get•rca cboleaterol. How did such a villain set to be a villain! Api•, lt'1 lt0t the 1ubatance itaelf but the amount. The body needa aome choleeterol. but the amount you eat should be controlled. Some foods are notably bll'h in cholesterol add ebould be rationed, like dairy food•, eepi- cially ear yolka, and orsan meata auch u liver, kidneye, and bralna. Shell ftah ehould be used only in moderation. In addition to aenalble exercise and pr9per dietary habita, you need to govern your livinr habite-tbe other Xror u a • ltelpf td oid i" . ti~• aMlr•ia . of potifftt1' hart c~itirm.. factora that can affect your health and lonpvity, notably Ullokiq and drinldq. One aurvet ahowa that men who smoke a peck of cip.rett.e or more "". a day die an averap of 16 yean sooner than' othen. It ia well ~ liahed that nicotine increuee the heart rate, inc ....... the amount of blood pumped by the heart, and may cause a rlee In blood preuure. a. ow ~ even 1ounr and othenriee beaJtby pilots who amobd often bad reetinl' heart rat. of 90 beata a minute or more. When they atopped 1mokiq. the heart rate dropped to about 60. ThOM who .... 10,med the habit found their heart ratea ioln• up apin. The evidenC9 la too direct to be ipored. Nicotine itaelf ia a pot.on, and like any poleon it can ldlJ tlaaue. Even amall amount. used on a lonr-term bula are not l'ood for the body. t.rp amounts can be fatal. Exceulve drinkinl' includes mor. than alcoholic bevera.,._ Chronic drinklns of 1.,,. amount. of cotr ... tea, or cola drb1b can do u much to elevate the heart rate aa smoking. They all include cafteine-a drug. Catreine la a powerful 1tlmulant. Ex- ceealve Intake can cauM irrqulari- tlee of the heart beat. includinl' pal- pJtatJon or skipped beata. In reneral, ftve cupe of coffee or tea a day la exceeelve. Two cupe are usually enou1h for moet people, and one ia too much for hil'hlY sensitive Individuals with evidence of a hll'h heart rate or general nervou1neu. If you are hooked on thue drinka, you are hooked on drup and have I drug habit. Alcohol la a to.er on two counts. It bu no place in a wel1ht.-contr0l diet, and It hu a poiaonoua etf ect on the heart muscles. lecettt atvdle1 ahow clearly that lartre amounts o! aJcohol can damage the heart-muscle ftbera. Eventually the dama1ed heart 11 no longer able to function elftciently, and heart fail- ure may reautt. 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H AD ANYONE told Karen Jensen that by the time she was 21 she,d be referred to as a sex-god- dess, she would have laughed in his face. If she had had the cour- age, that is. For Karen was so painfully shy as a child that she would even run off to hide in her room whenever her parents had guests over. "I don't know why I found it so hard to be outgoing then," said Karen, who plays beautiful Raebel Holt in tv 'a "Bracken's World.'' "I was an only child until I was nine and probably bad too m,uch pa- rental love· and attention. I wu probably terribly spoiled, too, although I didn't know it then. Perhapa it wu becauae I 'felt very unattractive. I certainly wun't pretty, and I waa fat!" Hard to believe when you look at her now: 5'6~, 118 pounds, meu\lnnr 361n- 24-36, with long blonde hair, cryatal blue- rreen eyes, and a peacbee-and<ream com- plexion. She looks like a cunaceous Dreaden doll all crown up. All of what Karen Jensen is today con- trvta with her childhood. Karen atrurrled through her adoleacent yeara, which were filled with lonelineaa and uncertainty. "We moved from San Franciaco, where I wu born, to Sacramento. I found it very hard to make new friends. In fact, for the long- est time, I never had a friend. Her parents' subsequent divorce only added to Karen's shyness. When Karen'a motbe~ remarried, they moved back to San Franciaco. How- ever, the pudgy little 1rirl who had left the Bay City had by now blouomed into a beautiful young lady. lut she waa still sby, That's when Kar- en's mother decided to do eomethinr about it, and talked her into entering a beauty contest to ret her out in front of people. "I still don't know how ahe did it," ad- mitted Karen. "I certainly didn't want to enter. But she is a very lasical penon, and she pointed out, step by atep, all the rea.sons why such an experience would be good for me." It wu while tryinr on bathing auita to wear in the contest that Karen stumbled into modeling. "The woman who owned the shop aaw me in a bathins 1uit and = ENTERTAINMENT Hard Road to TY Stardom This lovely young actress had to overcome shyness, overweight, and unemployment By PEER J. OPPENHEIMER. said. 'Will you model for my abop 1 You really don't have a model's lons-waia~ ft.sun. but you cer- tainly have a bathiq-euit fia'ure,' " Karen recalled. Her word.a were prophetic. And Karen heard them repeated many tillMll aa abe placed in beauty contest after beauty contest, i.neludins the lliu Amer- ica and Mia Universe pqeanta. Yet K..... did become a model. ''I wu atrlctly aelf-tau•ht. I bousht fashion mquinea and practiced in front of my mirror to look like the picturea. But the ft.rat time I had to walk oat In front of ~bat little ahop and at.and on the street for people to 'toot at, I tbousht I'd die I WU 80 tenifted," ahe re- membered. "But after a while, when people began comm. up to me and talking to me--and were eo nie&-1 bep.n to enjQy myaelf." It wu one of her beaaty-eonteet photos which appeared in a newa- paper that caught the eye of a photographer. He o1fered her $75 if she'd poee for him. Re wu ao impre.saed that be introduced her to one of the top San ·Francieco modeling apnciea. Before long, Karen wu workin.s steadily. There catne a day, however, when Karen feh abe bad just about reached the top of the mod,eling profeaaion. There simply weren't that many cballeosea left. So she looked around for aomethinr elae to tackle and decided she'd have to do eometbiq to ret into the movie&-a lorical next step since she'd teamed to ainr to be a con- testant in one of tbe beauty con- tests, could dance, and was now convinced she would look good on film. She allo felt she could act, if just riven the chance. The lliaa Univene Contest seemed her beat bet. "I knew there could well be a producer in the audience," she reasoned. "I wanted him to leap to bi.a feet and shout, 'Get me that rid-I want to sign her op I'" And that'• joat about the way it happened. A William Korria a&'ent was in the audience, be wu impreued. and he did ult to Me pictures of her. He liked what be aaw, both in her portfolio and in person, and he •tarted bu1sina Hollywood about the new au aod- deu he'd diacovered. Her break came when Georp Bu.ma uked her to play an airline hoateM in hie tv aertee. _ Warner Brothers spotted her and trained her for a full year. "Then Univeraal International saw eome of the atufr I did and -wanted me. Since Wamen wu soins downhill at that point, I moved over to UJ for two years. N~ much happened there, either, and I decided to aak for a releue from my contract. Eventually they did release me." The ,.._ when she stepped out of the studio contract to free lance wu a roush one. Karen f eela ahe lenned two very important thinp durins that pe- riod of unemployment: ahe didn't need aa much money to live on as ahe thought ahe did, and ahe could survive, no matter what I Today Karen is riding on cloud nine. The televiaion aeriea, "Brack- en's World," baa just been re- newed. "For the ft.rat time in my life," ahe beamed, "111 have aome money left over from my budget I" Likewise, her flan~ actor John Neileon, is waitiq news on a tv pilot he just made. The two hope to get married before Ion&', and Karen is looking forward to hav- ing a home and children. What H the bubble bunts and her aeries ia dropped, John doesn't find work u an actor, and they don't have the money to get mar- ried 1 "I learned I can aurvive," she told me conftdently. "I have faith in myself. (She baa pined experience in tv dramu and the films "Out of Slsbt," and "The Ballad of Josie.") I allo have faith in John. If I continue actiq, I think I could combine beiq a wife and actre11. 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City slickers and country cousins alike are taking specially deaiped teen tours and joining traveling camps, which have mushroomed in the past 10 yean to cater to youngatera' wanderluat. Bored and stifled by summer achool or the familiar woodsy camp, teens are eager to claim a seat on a jet plane. station wagon, bus, bicycle, or canoe destined t or mountairu1 of fun, new avenues of educa- tion, and sea.a of adventure. With a myriad of teen tours to choose from, finding the right program can be an adventure in i~lf. Ltke teens, the tours come in a potpourri of sizes and shapes. There's a super-de luxe, tiraklu.a big- city jet whirl. On this gilt-edged trip, kids stay in a super-glamorous hotel in Miami, dance in the· top diacoe, and dine on steak. An action-loving cousin with simpler taatea can pack his blue jeans, climb into a sta- tion wagon, and set off on a trail to scale glaciers, cook his own grub, and anuggle into a bedroll Prices vary, depending on the length of the tour and where it ia joined. Some triP8 are relatively luxurious and priced ac- cordingly, while others a teen with some small savinp can eaaily pay for. Altbctugb most tours travel weat from New York, teena from Maine to Wash- ington can usually join in between and shave a chunk off the advertieed price. A aix-week spectacular crou-country tour, including a aide jaunt to Nuaau, Bahamaa, runs ar"OUnd $1.,210. ~n-the other aide of 14 . Fomil11 w .. 1d11, Jw.H• 1, 1110 II I Summer vacation for the young can be a ti~e for new sights, experiences, and adventures By JOYCE HABAR.T the bankroll ia a $140 bicycle tour through Pennaylvania Dutch country. The toura described here just hint at the treuury of summer offerings avail- able. For more information, you can write directly to sponsoring &TOUpe, or you can check with local religious, educational, or fraternal organizations or travel bureaus for others. Rates are adjusted for thoee who pick up a tour at points along the way. GRAND WESTERN TOUR: A t~and­ a-half week tour through Western United States, Mexico, and Hawaii. AU accommo.- dationa are first cla.sa. Teena travel mostly by air, some motor coach. There's a jet to Denver, and then you zoom off to the Rocky Mountains and the Wild Weet:. Next come the Hawaiian lalanda, San Fran- cisco, Disneyland, Loa Angeles. Juares, Mexico, Chicago, and, finally, back home. Twenty-five daY&. Cioed, all -girl tours. Arista Student Travel Auociation, 689 Fifth Ave., New York. N. Y. 10017. BIG CITIES. BAHAMAS: Six weeks of touring climaxed by fun and games In Miami and a three-day aide cruise to Naa- aau and Paradiae Beach. Lota of teen ac- tion. Itinerary : New York to Niagara Falls, Detroit, Chicago, Colorado Springs, Denver, Salt Lake City, Reno, Virainia City, Lake Tahoe, San Franci11CO, Yoeem- ite, Los Angeles, Disneyland, Lu Vegas, Hoover Dam, Grand Canyon, Phoenix. El Paso, Houston and New Orlearu1, Miami, Nusau, back to Miami, New York. Forty- three days. Coed. Delphi Teen Tours. 57-11 224tb St., Bayside, N. Y. 11364. CROSS COUNTRY: A unique trip that alternates the excitement of cities and the spectacles of national parka and monu- ments. Private air-conditioned motorcoach, ftraklaaa hotels and motela. Fint ntrht TRAVEL 1-Minded Teens n g ), ;, .T h lt 1- ;e n ~r II 1e r. I- d >- y 1t 1e :t I· ~. s. 9 :- I, t e ia spent in Canada not traveling, then off to Detroit. Badlands Na- tional Monument, Mt. Ru•hmore. Yellowstone. Grand Teton. Salt Lake City, Reno, San Franciaco, Yoaemi te, Loe Angelea, Mexico, Laa Vegas •. Grand Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Zion, Utah, Arch-. Na- t ion al Monument, Colorado Sprinp, Denver, St. Louis, and Wuhiqton. Forty-two daya. Coed. American Trails Teen Toun, 92 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck. - N. Y. 11021. EDUCATIONAL TRIPS: Teena travel by station wagon croea- country through 26 states and see 66 major aigbt.-eeeing pointa of educational value. Empbu~ deft.. nitely on education, not night life. Living is ~uual but not rough. Teena eat m reetauranta, stay in motels and park cabins. Sights include Empire State Building, United Nations, U. S. Senate, Monticello, Lincoln's birthplace. Eisenhower Center, Pikes Peak, Mesa Verde, Boulder Dam, Mojave Desert., Virginia City; Notre Dame, Niapra Falla. Forty~1-ht days. Boys, girls tours. Educational Camps of America, 646 Jerusalem I Rd,, Cohaeaet, Maas. CAMP·ANJ>.TOUR: Baaed o.n a farm in a secluded 360-acre tract two and a half boura from New York City, campers are away for two days each week and four daya at eeaaon•a end, traveling approxi- mately 2,000 miles during the a~m­ mer. Trips include Canada, Tangle- wood, Mau.: Montaulc. N. Y.; Washington, Niagara, Cape Cod, B~ log eobitt u ,,.,.t of pro-_.,,,...._., eow...,....p, RoM>H, M-Y- Yale and Harvard Universities. Eight weeka. CO&d. Lincoln Farm, Ardsley, N. Y., 10602. PRAIRIE TREK: Groups of teens explore wildemesa that civilisation bu bypuaed. Teena apend part of the summer at a baae camp in Cottonwood Gulch, New Mexico, but travel in caravans within a '"300-mile range. Itinerary include.a Grand Canyon, Meteor Crater, Bryce Canyon, Mesa Verde, Silver- ton. Telluride mining districts, and Carlabad Caverns. ..(p boya. Sponsored by the Cottonwood Gulch Foundation. Hillis L. Howie, P.O. Box 1836, Bloomington, Ind. 47401. ALASKAN ADVENTURE: Expe- rienced teen campers tour Alaska and Canada, Trana Canada High- way through Ontario, Manitoba, Saakat.chewan, Alberta. Winnipeg, Regina, Calgary, Banft National Park, Jasper N ationaJ Park, Daw- son Creek. Whitehorse, Fairbanks, Mt. McKinley, and Anchorage. Six weeks. Coed, all boya. Traila We.at, 92 Middle Neck Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. 11021. BICYCLE TOURS: Choice of trips through Cape Cod, Berk- ehirea, Cape Ann, Pennsylvania Out.ch country, New England, Que- bec, Nova Scotia, and the Cana- dian Rockies. Train tnnaportation to hoeteling area.a, sports, cook- outs, and theatre. Eleven to S2 daya. Coed. YMHA-YWHA Bicycle Tours, 1396 Lexinston Ave., New York, N. Y. 10028. WESTERN CARAVAN: Camping trip baaed on a ranch in Montana. Teena travel in a truck with trail- er, pit.ch camp along the way. New York to Chicago by motorcoach, Chicaro to Montana by Pullman. Route ia moetly off the beaten track but includes Seattle and San Francisco, Olympia, llt. 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Coo"l: on grill over medium-hot fire about 16 minutes. HOT GARLIC BREAD. Cut a loef °'" Italian Breed in '6 inch ..... not quite thtoach bottan crmL Combine ~ cup IOftened butter or mar1arine with 1 minced prtic dove. 1 twpooa parJl•1 fiaJree. ¥t teaspoon onpno. 14 twpOon dried dill. Spre9d mbture pnel008ly be- tween me.. Wrap Jooeely in~ .. w;;J and heaf on JrilJ Uhmnata- CLAMBAKE-IN-A:BUNOLE. On a 2'" piece of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap arrange a large frozen loblter tail (or a 1 lb. freah-killed lobeter aa shown above); a chicken leg; 6 clame; 1lD ear ol com, silk removed; a ecrubbed potato; an onion; ~ cup clam juice. Bring up aidea of foil and llMl with double fold. Double-fold enda. Pl-.ce bundle, 8MDl side down, on a second abeet of Heavy Duty foil. Wrap and aeaJ with double fold. Place on pill • inchee from coals. Cook J hour tumin1 every 15 minute.. Serve with melted butter and lemon. Serves one. (The bis idfl9 ia the no-(uaa foil bundle. Worb fine, too, with beef or lamb or chicken, and vegetables.) "INSTANT HleACt11" in jaieee and ftayors. It keepe bot fooda hot tiD raM17 to 11ene. Moldll tight and llolG tislat to .. , ....... ... fro•alomtertoapeadt-in •poke. Bow come? Became nel'J inch of Reyaolde Wrap ia C>Ten-temperetl for llexible etnnath. Stroq, de- pendable Reynohla Wrap. The bar- becue bd'a belt friend. FOIL-ROASTED CORN ON THE COB RemoYe hmb and silk. Bruab com with melted butter or margarine. Wrap e9Ch ear tightly in Reynolds Wrap. Rout on top of pill over hot fire about 15 minute.. Foil aea.la in the &e.h-oom flavor and aroma. Foil baked potatoes are great, too .. Just ecrub the apuda and wrap eeeh one tightly in Heavy Duty foil. Place them directly on the coals around the edge of the fire. Bake about 46 minutee. SUMMER SQUASH TREAT Put haJf-inch alicee of aqUMh on very thin onion alicee in center of a aq~of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap. Seuon with salt, pepper and snipe of heeh dill Dot with ·butter. Seal foil with double-fold and cook on pill about 25 minutes. Divine! And, you can cook tomato.. pearl onions and all kinda of frozen vegetables on your outdoor grill, too. The real eecret is the tightly eeeled foil packet idea. SPIT ROASTING? Mab a foil pan to catch· the drippi.np. Juat turn up all four edges of a doable- thic k n e u le ngth of Heavy Daty Reynolds Wrap in the shape of a narrow rectangular pan and place in front of the coala, directly under the meet. Avoids flame flare.ope.. QUICKIE OVEN Bake-and·aerve biscuits and rolla bake beautifully on the nlll Place them on a abeet of Heavy nut;rfuu and cover them. with another abeet. Good idea with hot dog and hamburger rolla, too. WONDERFUL WOODSY FLAVOR Soak hiclrory chips in water and wrap them tightly in foil. Punch bolet in the foil to let llllOke escape and place the packet right on the ooala. Hickory cbipe won't flame up and bum. REYNOLDS ·WRAP. OVEN-TEMPERED .. While the main dieh if cookiq OD )'OQI' bq pill. let your su-ta cook their own •ppetiar-. keboba on you "imlant hihechi.'' Juat line a big cut iron kettle (or eYeD an old bucket) with Heavy Duty Reynold& Wrap and build the Ire npt Oii the foil. . FOR FLB<t8l!El STRl3NGMIH • .I llll HOlDER ~en·a an interesting llttle ltem from our nelehbon In canada . . . A viBltin& American mo- torist appearing before a local maptrate on charges of drlv-tna 74 m.p.h. offered thla ex- planation. Collllderln~ that the Canadian gallon la blaer than a U.S. gallon, miles were no doubt loncer too. He reuoned that ln order to cover 60 ca- nadlan mllet-hi Jpeedometef should read at least 70 m.p.h. The ju~e however didn't In- terpret It. the same way. He promptly fined him ln Cana-dian dollen& . . . whlcb are smaJler than U.S . dollars. Soeaklng of small dollara ~ . . How about the best dollar buy on the automobile market to- day! Fords Fl\lcon for exam-. pie. Here at Wilson Fol'd Sales -tn -Huntlncton Beach -we have an outstanding collectron of Falcons. TakP the Falcon Fu- tura. The 4-door. sedan {s the top of the FR!con lineup. It la the lut word ln c0mpact h.uc- ury and big-<'Ar ldeu. Idel\S like blg-cllr ride . . . smooth, . quiet. soft But handling that ls definitely compact. Ideas Uke the 200-cu. ln. Six. which gives such hlg POWeT for ouick nuslnst and freeway cruising. But which ts ourP cornf'lllct-cll.r fn gas mlle~e. Ideu Uke the bl~-car s"\&clousness with gen- erous seatlnft for 9'x adults oJus 12.2 ru. ft. of trnnl( a'lece tor a vacati'>n load of luctg~e. And It's all on a compact wheelbase of 111 iflehes so turning ts quick and euy. Ideas like the plushness of cloth and vinyl trim, comfortable foam-padded full-wtctth seata-&nd-rich loop--pile carnetlng . . . It's all just part of Ford's new Better Jdeu for 1970. Whv not atop In at 18255 Beach Blvd. and see the great Ford Falcon line for yourself. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. 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North Carolina. 2:00 I (f) AAU Track & Field Meet (C) 4:00 Miiwaukee 1!50 USAC Championship Auto Race (C) 4:30 (j) NFL ActJon (C) 5:00 • lntem•tional Futbol-Soccer 8:00 Roller Games (C). T·Birds vs. Detroit Devils. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 3:00 el Wortd Cup Soccer Special (C) Live and direct from Leon Guanajuato, match between West Germany (runners-up in 1966) and Dark Horse Peru 8:00 el World Cup Soccer (C) Taped replay of match between West Germany and Peru. 8:30 U Championship Wrestling (C) John Tolos, Freddie Btassie and Rocky Johnson are. fe"tured, 10:00 fim Box de Mexico THURSDAY, JUNE 11 8:30 U Boxing (C) Tom Harmon and Jimmy Lennon call the live action from the Olympic Auditorium. Card TBA. FRIDAY, JUNE 12 6:00 U Angel Baseball (C) California Angels vs. Detroit Tigers at T.iger Stadium In Detroit. SATURDAY, JUNE 13 11 :00 AM D ~ (!) Major league lbseball (C) 1:30 I OCLA Spring Sports Soeclal (C) 2:00 • Indianapolis 500 Highflg_hts (C) 3:00 · ,~ (j) Western Open Golf (C) Coverage of the $130,000 tournament from the Beverly Country Club in Chicago. 5:00 fJ @ @ ABC's Wide Wortd of Sports (C) 5:30 U fJams Highlights (C) 7:30 1:00 9:00 SUNDAY. JUNE 7 9 "Stnina•ra on • Treln" (mystery) '51-Fuley Grenier. 11 "Prince of FoxH" (adventure) •4g._. Tyrone Power. Orson Welles. 7 (C) "Sex end th• Slncte Girl" (comedy) '64-Tony Curtis, Netalie Wood, Henry Fonda. Lauren Becell, Mel Ferrer1 Fren Jeffries. "Autumn ._..vH" (drama) '56--Joan Crawrord, Chff Robertson. (C) ''Ttle o...-Sia" (dr•m•) '57-Alen Ladd, James Whitmore, "Price of Siience" (dram•> '59--Gordon Jeckson, June Thor1>urg. ''TIM QrH1 Waltz" (dram•) '38--lulse Ralnu. Femand Gravet. 10:30 11 11:30 2 4 7 6:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 7;30 1:30 9:00 10:30 11:00 11:15 MONDAY. JUNE I 7 (C) '"Wlnas of C•ctes" (drama) '57-John Wayne. Dan Dailey. 9 (C) "Good MOf'nlna Miu Dove" (drema) '55--Jennlfer Jones. 7 17 3 "Cerri•" (dreme~ '52-l.aurence Olivier. Jennifer Jones. 4 23 6 "I Walk Alone• (drama) '47-Burt Lancaster. Kirk Doualas. 11 "Gunc• Din" (dral'[la) '39--Cary Grant. Doualas F8irbanks Jr. TUESDAY, JUNE 9 7 (C) "Th• Cr.c:ll.smen" (dt'llme) '63-Charles Drake, Georce Senders. 9 "Mani Merv" (ed111nture) '52-Errol Flynn, Raymond Burr. 7 17 3 (C) "Honeymoon Witte • Stninaer" Csuspens.) '69-Jenet lei~h. 4 23 6 (C) "You're Never T-Younc'' (comedy) '55--DHn Martin. 11 "Inside Detroit'' (drama) 056--Dennls O'Keefe, Pat O'Brien. 5 "All Bella and the Forty Thieves" (adventure) '43-Jon Hall. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10 7 (C) "Some Came Runnlnl'' Pert I (drama) '59-Frank Sinatra. 9 (C) "Daddy Lona Lep" (musical) '55--Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron. 11 ''Th• Green Man" (comedy) '57-Alaatalr Sim. 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Terry·Thomas. 9 "Pride of SL Louis" (sports) '52-Dan Dailey, Joanne Dru. 11 ''The Garment Junct•" (drama) '57-lee J. Cobb, Richard Boone. 4 23 6 (C) "In Enemy Country" (drama) '6CJ.-.Tony Franclou. 11 "8rt.f Encounter" (drama) '4 7-Trevor Howard, Cella Johnson. 9 "The Younpst Spy" (adventure) '62-Kolya Burlaler. 2 (C) ''The Naked ancf the Deed" (drama) '58-Cllff Robertson. 7 "No Down Payment" (drama) '57--Joan,,e Woodward, Tony Rondall. CONFRONTATION-Jm11i/er Jones nntl Eddie Albert ap- pear in "Carrie," tire film adap1ario11 of Theodore Dreiser's powerful drama, on The ABC Monday Night Movie. TIRED OF HOUSEWORK? CaU Maid-A-Minute Dependable & Experienced Maida For General HouHwork All ENGLISH SPEAKING We Provide Transportation CALL 836-4272 (For the Beat In Orange County I) THE ONLY FRANCHISED S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW (T.M.) Fabric Store Of Orange County 72'4 East Katella, Orange PHONE (714) 633-2842 REGISTER NOW!! 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(C) Betsy Palmer. ~ (J) .... el E....,....1 (C) Siitiir Jolt11 (C) fl> 9 Ci) News (C) lZ;OS ~ AJ!n Clltdlt.r ._ (C) 12:3019 As tbt World Tmns (C) · 9 6 a;, D.J1 of Our lives ( ) I lup'1 Sllow (C) @ Cl) .Q') A Wtfld AJac1 (C) Dilll"' f0t Dollars (C) QOM/lnvtltlMnt/Co••oditJ t:oo 11 S Cl) ttwt ts a 111.., SpNn· doru TllHil (C) 116 m TM Doctors (C) evle: See Daytime Movies.. '&) NI Mr Cllildrtr1 (C) Claart.1111 die MarUt 1:30 IJ' Ci) Th Culdhl1 Upt (C) 0 00 m AMthtr W0tlcl-8aJ City ( ) ,, @ (}) '&) Ltt'I Mab I DuJ ; &,llNI MM .. wt, MOft. (Cr. 3·6) 1:50 m faUieAS ia Slwittf (C) 1:55 O Paul .._,.,., C:0.Ml'lt1 (C) 2:0011 ~ Stcrlt Stor• (C) 6 • lript Pt .. ile (C) I NtalJatd '-• (C) • Mftie: ~ Daytime Movies. Yo• NI•'• 1 Winner (C) 2:ZO t1i) C.. En&fU. Wed. :: ·6. (Gr. 6) 2:30 1J ~ Ed,. tf Nictit (C) 0 @ m AMitlMr Work! So•f'lt't (C) • llC.klq (C) Wed. IJ@(])lti'.E Datint C11M (C) 0) RtndezvoUI WIUI Ac1Wnt11rt (C); TrMI wttll Doll -.... (C) Tues.. 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Tues;: trS.lud de Usttd, Thurs. 1m Int of £verythin1 (C) 5:00 INIC Newservica (C) NIWI (C) Tom Reddin. Tiit lone Ranier (C) Popeye and Friends (C) labll•n (C) 00 Jl111mr Thomason (C) : Art Studio, Too (j) McHllt's NIYJ Des C11tos en P1lenqu1 Cillp11'1 Island (C) • Notlcias · ltwltdled (C) 5:30 Ana-I Warm.Up (C) Fri. only, ('f) ABC News (C) The RMI McCoys Abbott and Cutelto Hlipn'1 Island (C) 6 l1lis Day 1970 (C) : istoro11rs' Neipbot'hood 9 (j) News (C) Mike Foley. m C.aicos ' Cancionts m Town Talll (C) Don Wilson. 5:45 m Deportes F V f N I ~H. 5:00 O It's l(.ldt•lc (C) Tiie Grand Championship pits the scholars of Bishop Monl1omery (Torrance), Grant (Van Nuys), and Nathaniel Narbonne (Harbor City) '" CllNftP•· tition for a school trophy to be 1w1rded br KNBC. IJ ~EE ABC's Wide Wor1d of Spelts (C) 0 Tht Ann1m (C) m Movfe: "Prlnct of fo11t" (ad· ventUie) '4~Tyrone Power, Orson Welles. Wanda Hendrix. Patty-DllM-- (j) Hllh Cttaparral (C) : News in Perspective (C) Chit "' la Tantt • Underway f0t Pt.Kt (C) 5:30 Ralph Story's Los AJ!pln (C) , KNBC Newstrvict (C) Ra•s Hipli&tlts (C) Ok:k En· berg narrates the hi1hlights of the 1969 NFl aame between the L.A. Rams and the New Orleans Saints. a> McH1le'1 NIVJ mRifleman 6:00 1J Bi& News (C) (60) 0 QJ @ m Hulltley.ariUlty (C) (30) II Cirand Ole Opry (C) (30) Way.' Ion Jenninrs. Skeeter Davis, Jim and Jme, and Stu Phillips auest. m loss City (C) (30) AJ!huls, Actiotl a11d Adventure (30) "Kinad'm of fantasy." tE Water (C) C30) fii) i IJiC!Ai I KCET Auction (C) (6 hours) The sixth ind final auction ni(ht where viewers may bid by phoM for merchandise donated to KCET. 6:30 0 KNBC News C.nftrtnct (C) (30) 0 Melody Ranch (C) (60) The Burbank Pal leque <•res 7 to 12) beats the Melody Rench Gane In a baseball aame, and The Dixie Brats guest. O Rosey Crier (C) (30) Rosey's i\lests are Frankie Randall, comics Amos and Annie, and Judy Mayhan. m Run for Your Ult (C) (60) @ CI) Hert Co.. tM lr1des (C) (60) &) Is tfle Modern Ho111emder Mod· ern? (C) ~ ~Laufh·.ln (C) (60) Qj C8S News (C) (30) ~ of Et1mlty (C) (30) I) Man From UNCl.£ (C) (60) 6:45 &> Sometllln1 New fro11 So111t- thln1 Oki (C) 7:001J CIS Evtnln1 Ntwi (C) (30) 0 KNIC Stmy (C) (30) "Closeup: Funerals." Piers Anderton views the highly profitable funeral industry, O Anniversary Ca• (C) (30) 0 Death ValleJ !)-rs (C) (30) "An· gel of Tombstone." m Mttronttdla Prnents (C) (60)' "Buddy Greco's A Very Special 0c.' casion." A musicll vislt with Buddy, Susan Barrett, The Family Album and the Miiton De Lu11 Bind, from the River Branch. a dude r1nch in Florida. ti) Water S.I Tlps (C) ®'Ci) lud Owns Sllow (C) (30) 5. 1970 • 1 Grand olars of •rrance), athaniel C0ffl9e- to be Wor1d II'' (ad- ·• Orson • tits (C) lick En· s of the the L.A. s Saints. ) ..., (C) IO) Way: vis, Jim IS guest ldventvre tasy." n (C) (6 i auction bid by nated to (C) (30) 60) The 7 to 12) Gang In 'he Dixie Rosey's I. comics Mayhan. (60) rides (C) tktr Mod· ) 30) (liO) • Som• (C) (30) "Closeup: views the id us try. (30) (30) "An· (C) (60): pecial Oc· th Buddy. ily Album • and, from ranch in ' (C) (30) II) El Cra11 SMlw dt Olp Guillot (30) I R1t Petrol (C) (30) 7:15 Weter Stl Trkb (C) 7:30 Cit Cl) Jlekit Claato11 (C) (60) @ 00 m Andy W-1lll1•s (C) ( ) ( R) Andy's auests are Johnny Cash. Claudine L onaet. Jon1th1n Winters and The First Edition. 0 Ci1J Cl)&> l(!PIC!AL I TM Drift -Wllo Serves? ) (60) This ABC news special presents a picture of military conscription in 1970 Amer- ~ and studies the leelinas of the drafted and the draftable as well as the views of detached althouah not disinterested observers. G News (C) (30} Larry Burrell. m Stan Hltdlcoek (C) (30) 0 Rawtllda (60} "Incident of the Gallows Tree." 0 Ci1l (]) m l et's Malle • Dul 10:00 II Clt Ci) Menn Ii (C) (60) (R) (?) (30) Monty Hall hosts. The theft of a champion race horse O Million $ Movie: (C) "Rebel presents ManniX with one of the Without 1 Cluse" (drama) •55 _ most baffling cases of his career James Dean, Sal Mineo, Natalie when he discovers the only motive Wood, Jim Backus, Ann Doran. for the crime belongs to the owners m W d f .. w c of the horse. Oft .,, 0 tnt ol1d ( ) (30) Im NIWI (C) (30) "The Giant's Causeway." fl) The Noble Br .. d (C) (30) Sill1-A1o111 Witll Mitdl (C) (60) Co•fttrJ M11sk Clrou11I (C) (30) m EVERYTHING GOES m LAST TWO HOURS! * FINAL AUCTION BLAST *-BAffGAIN-S WAITING-BIOi @!) SJ!vl1 y Enrique (60) G!!l • 8:00 0 (i1) (]) (D Newlywed Gimt (C) uiJ I ,rtcllL I KCET ~uctlon (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. (Continued until midnight) JJ m Movie Grub: "Prince of Foxes'' 10:30 I Robert K.. Do. man Show (C) (90) (adventure} '49-Tyrone Power, Or· Newa (C) (30) son Welles, Wanda Hendrix. · Movie,: ''Ont Minute to Zaro" m Bob Lee's Road to Adventure (d_rama) 52 -Ann Blyth, Robert (C) (30) "Murietta's Hideout" and Mitchum. "The Devil's Punch Bowl " ; Music City, U.S.A. (C) (60) fJ) The Endlanted' Trev~lers (C) 1 00 le¥e, AIMrican styte (C) (30) • P1aport to Tmef (C) (30) Ell) I IPlcill I KCET Auction (C) 11:00 II B 0 &> News (C) (cont'd) A good chance for a bar· 0 TMatre 9: "Codrilla" (sci·fi) gain and to help non-commercial, '56-Raymond Burr . educational television. tD Ci) Spottipt Theatre: "The 8:30 II Q!J (j) My TllrM Sons (C) (30) Great Imposter." Tony Curtis, Kerl (R) Steve end Barbara are married Malden. despite last • minute confusion ~Ci) This Week in Review (C) cause~ by Ste~·s oversleeplna end 11:1511 Fabulous 52! (C) "Ytra Cna" Tramps entermr the wedding (adventure) '54--{;ary Cooper, Burt chapel at the wrong moment. Lancaster. Ernest Borgnine. Cesar a ID m Adam-12 (30) (R) Romero. During the Mexican Revo· ''.Good Cop: Handle With Care." Of. lotion of 1856, an American 1dven· flcers Malloy and Reed 1re her· turer joins a band of reneaades assed by two free·lance newsmen who offer to fiaht on the side that who appear to-be looking for a offers the most money police brutality story. O Saturd1y Nlpt Movie: (C) 0 1 1,l~i!\l I Oral Roberts Youth "Pony Expre~" (adventure) '53- Specill ( ) (60) L~u Rawls, Jeannie Charlton Heston, Rhonda Aemlna, C. Riley, Stu Gilham, 1969 Heis· Jan Sterling, Forrest Tucker. Prior man Trophy winner Steve Owens. to the Civil War, Buffalo Bill Cody and Brum basketball coach John and Wild Bill Hickok are commls· Wooden Join Oral Roberts and the sioned to establish the Pony Ex· World Action Sinaers for an hour press but they are opposed by the or. "now" _music and some youth· Secessionists, the alrt Cody loves, oriented discussions. the stage compan~nd Indians! I Ci1J CI) (l) La. wrence Welk (C) a Ci) Award Th11tr.: "Arsenic Buck Owens (C) (30) and Old Lace." . An All-American Trip to Wash-ll:30! Johnny Clrson (C) I on, O.C. (C) (30) N (C) • Mulmlliano y Clrlotta (30) "" · , 9:00 tjj> (j) Gretn Acm (C) (30) (}) auller Thn.~re: 'The Brain (R) Ed th h. d From Planet Arous. • e ire man, aoes on 11 ..,5 n:11 • the road with slnaina cowboy Tad-:~ u:1 Movtt: "Saint Joan" (drama) pole Talbot (Tommy Roe). '57 -Jean Sebert, Richard Wid· 0 ~ @) m NBC Saturday Nlpt mark. Movie: (C) "for ThOM Who Tlllnk 12:00 0 Movie: ''O.S.$." (drama) '4f>- Youn(' (musical) '64-J1mes Dar· Alan Ladd. Geraldine Fitzgerald. ren, Pamela Tiffin. Woody Wood· 12:30 m All·Ni&ht Show: ''The Sun Shines bury, Paul Lynde, Tina Louise, Bright." "Flghtlna Coast Guard" Nancy ~natra, Bob Denver, Robert and "Junate Hell." Middleton. A college crowd, more 1:00 II Movie: "Th• Miami Story" (dr1- lntent on studyina the surf than ma) '54 -Beverly Garland, Barry their books, becomes Involved with Sullivan. a local nightclub-much to the dis· 0 News (C) may ol the faculty and parents. 1:15 0 II Mondo (C) (R) ''Turkey S1· m Bill Anderson (C) (30) farl." @!) Noche de Eltreno (2 hr) "San· m Movie: "Cluatrt" (drama) '49 dunga para Tres." -James Mason, Barberi Bel 9:30 II ~ Cl) Petticoat Junction (C) Geddes . (30) (R) Billie Jo Invites her boy· 2:00 O Movie: "And Now Tomorrow" friend. Orrin Pike. to 10 1lonr on (dr1ma) '44 -Alan Ladd, Loretta the f1mily's campina trip. Youna, SuSln Hayward. 0 The Westerners (30) 5:45 m Cisco KJd GOODBYE, CRUEL WORLD-Cooch Chet Kincaid (Bill Cosby. left) and his friend. cafeteria busboy Wally (Wally Cox), check the desirability of a second floor window for spurned lover Wally's s11icide attempt in "Goodbye, Cruel World" epi· sode of NBC's The Bill Cosby Show. Sunday, June 7. I I I I 'I .-----.... ae ~ > ,r ' Fine Quality · PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress '~ •'' ~t1 .... ii~iiiiiiiili::;,;;;:;.2;e!:::::-.. ----... _____ ... "A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. Balboa Blvd. -Newport leach ' I I I I hp I / Nomfoations for the 22nd annual Emmy Awards of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences have been announced. The Emmys will be presented in ceremonies at the Cen. tury Plaza Hotel in Los Angeles and at Carnegie Hall in New York City on Sunday, June 7, and will be colorcast live, 6-8 PM. by the ABC Television .Network. Awards will be presented to the winners in the following categories on the program: OUTSTANDING COMEDY SERIES- Awvd(s) to Executive Producer(s) aod Producer(s) THE erLL COSBY SHOW-NBC William H. Cosby Jr., Executive Producer; Marvin Miller, Producer THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER-ABC James Komack, Producer LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE-ABC Arnold Maraolin, Jim Parker, Executive Producen; Bill D'A.o· aelo Producer MY WORLD AND WELCOME TO IT-NBC .· Sheldon Leonard, Executive Producer; Danny Arnold, Producer ROOM 222-ABC Gene Reyno!~. Producer OUTSTANDING DRAMATIC SIEIUE8- Award(s) to Executive Produccr(s) and Producer(s) THE FORSYTE SAGA-NET Donald Wilson;.. Producer IRONSIDE-NB'-.. Cy Chermak., Executive Producer; Ooualas Bcriton, Winston Miller. Joel Ro1osin, Albert Aley, Producers MARCUS WELBY, M.D.-ABC David Victor, Executive Producer; David O'Connell, Producer THE MOD SQUAD-ABC Danny, Thomas, Aaron Spellin1, Executive Produccra; Tony Barrett, Harve Bennelt, Producers THE NAME OF THE GAME-NBC Richard lrvina, Executive Producer; Georac Eck.stein, Dean Hararove, Norman Lloyd, Boris Saaal, Geno Coon, Producer& NET PLAYHOUSE-NET Jae Venu, Executive Producer OUTSTANDING DRAMATIC PROGRAM- A -sinale program .o(. a series or a special pro1ram-Award(s) to Executive Producer(s) and Producer(s) DAVlD COPPERFIELD-NBC Frederick Broger, Producer HELLO, GOODBYE, H~LLO: Marcus Welby, M.D.-ABC David Victor, Executive Producer; David O'Connell, Producer MY SWEET CHARLIE: World Premiere>--NBC Bob Banner, Executive Producer( Richard Levinson, William link, Producers A STORM IN SUMMER: Hallmark Hall o( Fam~NBC Alan Landsbura, Produc~r OUTSTANDING VARJETY OR MUSICALS~ Award(s) to Executive Produocr(s) and Produccr(s) and Star (if applicable) THE CAROL BURNE1T SHOW-CBS Joe Hamilton, Producer; Carol Burnett, Star THE DA YID FROST SHOW-Syndicated Jack Wartlcib, EJtecutive Producer; Peter Baker, Producer. David Frost, Star THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW-NBC Greg Garr~on, Producer; Dean Manin, Star THE DICK CA YETT SHOW-ABC Tony Converse, Producer; Dick Cave~t1 Star ROWAN AND MARTIN'S LAUGH-IN-NBC Gcorae Schlatter, Executive Producer; Carolyn Raskin, Paul Keyes, Producers, Dan Rowan and Dick Maron, Stars OUTSTANDING VAJUETY OR MUSICAL PROGRAM-- A single proatam or a series or a special proaram-Award(a) to Executive Producer(s) and Producer(•) and Star (if applicable) A. Variety and Popular Music ANNIE. THE WOMEN IN THE LIFE OF A MAN-CBS Josept Cates, Executive Producer: Martin Charnin, Producer. Anne Bancroft, Star THE FRIARS CLUB "ROASTS" JACK BENNY-NBC Kraft Music HalJ Gary Smith, Dwiaht Hernion, Producers; Jack Benny, Star THE SECOND BILL COSBY SPECIAL-NBC Roy Silver, Executive Producer; Bruce Campbell ~y Silver, Producers, Bill Cosby, Star ' SINATRA-CBS Frank Sinatra, Executive Producer; Carolyn Raskin Producer, Frank Sinatra, Star ' TH E SOUND OF BURT BACHARACH-NBC Kraft Music Hall Gary Smith, Dwi&ht Hemion. Producers; Bun Bacharach, Star ( I ( " (] A A 0 D A 0 T 0 T. 0 Tl 0 n 0 1 P4 A pr 01 St A pr °' PC A pr• °' Sl. A prt ) ., the ave :Cn- 1 in :a.st ing lier, ICCT 1on teer et.n :en to cer am (if .er, 1ul to :r. :r. ar cAN!{,UAc+ c5'WAJWS a.. Classical Music CINDERELLA (NATIONAL BALLET OF CANADA)--NET NET Fcstiva.1 Curtis Davis, &ccutive Producer; Norman Campbell, Producer S, HUROK PgESENTS-PART 111-CBS Jim Kraycr, 'Executive Producer; Roaer &alandcr, Producer SOUNDS OF SUMMER-NET (The Blossom MU$iC Center with Pierre Boulcz) CraiJ GilbertJ. Executive Producer; Jack Sametb, Producer THE SWITCHr.D-ON SYMPHONY-NBC Pierre COMettc, Burt Suaarman, Executive Producers; It.ck Good, Producer OUTSTANDING ·it.:w SERIES- Award(s) to Executive Producer(s) t.nd Producer(s} THE BlLL COSBY SHOW-NBC William H. Cosby Jr., Executjve Producer; Marvin Miller, Producer THE FORSYTB SAGA-NET Donald Wilson, Producer MARCUS WELBY, M.D.-ABC David Victor, Executive Producer; David O'Connell, Producer ROOM 222-ABC Gene Rey_oolds. Producer SESAME STREET-NET David D. Connell, Executive Producer; Sam Gibbon, JOfl Stone, LutreUe Home. Producers OUTSTANDING SINGLE PDFORMANCE aY AN Actoa IN A LEADING ROI.E- A one-time appearance in a ICrics or for a special proSJ'l.Dl AL FREEMAN, JR.-MY SWEET CHARLIE-NBC SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER-DAVID COPPERFIELD-NBC PETER USTINOV-A STORM IN SUMMER. Hallmt.rk Hall of Fame-NBC OUTSTANDING SINGLE PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRUS IN A LEADING ROLE-- A ono-time appearance in a series or for a special pr01Jam PAlTY DUKE-MY SWEET CHARLIE-NBC DAME EDITH EVANS-DA VlD COPPERFIELD-NBC SHIRLEY JONES-SILENT NIGHT, LONELY NIGHT-NBC OUTSTANDING CONTINUED PERFORMANCE BY AN AC-TOR IN A LEADING ROLE IN A DRAMA TIC SER.IES RAYMOND BURR-IRONSIDE-NBC MIKE CONNORS-MANNIX-CBS ROBERT WAGNER-IT TAKES A TillEP-ABC ROBERT YOUNG-MARCUS WELBY, M.D.-ABC OUTSTANDING CONTINUED PERFORMANCE av AN AC· TRESS IN A LEADING ROLE IN A DRAMATIC SE.RIES JOAN BLONDELL-HERE COME THE BRIDES-ABC SUSAN HAMPSHIRE-THE FORSYTE SAGA-NET PEGGY LIPTON-THE MOD SQUAD-ABC OUTSTANDING CONTINUED PERFORMANCE BY AN Av TOR IN A LEADING ROLE IN A COMEDY SDIES BILL COSBY-THE BILL COSBY SHOW-NBC LWYD HA YNES-ROOM 222-ABC WILLIAM WINDOM-MY WORLD .t. WELCOME TO IT-NBC OUTSTANDING CONTINUED PERFORMANCE av AN Av TRESS IN A LEADlNG ROLE IN A COMEDY SERDS HOPE LANGE-THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR-ABC ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY-BEWITCHED-ABC MARLO THOMAS-THAT GIRL-ABC OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE av AN ACTOR IN A SUP• PORTING ROLE IN DRAMA-A contlnuina or one-time appearance in a series, or for a special proaram TIGE ANDREWS-THE MOD SQUAD-ABC JAMES BROLIN-MARCUS WELllY, M.D.-ABC GREG MORRIS-MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE-CBS OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPO.Jn:ING ROLE IN DRAMA- A conunuina or one-time appearance in a series, or for l special proaram BARBARA ANDERSON-IRONSIDE-NBC GAIL FISHER-MANNIX-CBS SUSAN SAINT JAMES-THE NAME OF THE GAME-NBC OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE BY AN ACTOR IN A SUP· PORTING ROLE IN COMEDY-A contiouina or one-lime appearance in a series, or for a special progrll{n MICHAEL CONSTANTINE-ROOM 222-ABC WERNER KLEMPERER-HOGAN'S HEROES-CBS CHARLES NELSON RJl..ILLY-THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR-ABC OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE av AN ACTRESS IN A SUPPORTING ROLE IN COMEDY- A cootinuina or one-time appearance in a series, or for a special proaram AGNES MOOREHEAD-BEWITCHED-ABC LURENE TUTTLE-JULIA-NBC KAREN VALENTINE-ROOM 222-ABC 1:15 l :JO 5:55 7:00 SUNDAY JUNE 7 MOP"~INL Tiit Cilrldlphen TIM llblt An1wtra live Ua Tltla D., (C) r .. end Jerry fC) Mr. Wltltboat (C) Stcrtd Heart (C) 11:00 ! Protect Held Stilt (C) . Mewlt: "Cllltt of DlttaW ( rarna) '62 -D1vid NMn, Lestit C11on. Helltbtl,tn' C..W. (C) @ Cl) a> l11llwtnklt (C) Cilw~ la tlM Ho• (C) Cl) F1nt lapdtt Church (C) • Clftt tn Su Casa • V1rledldt1 Mllllcaltt 11:30 Tell tt Lille It Was (C) 1m Oltavery (C) (R) "Tamlna t e Kiiier Whale." C1J MtvW. (C) "Adventurn lft •• Cfilna" (dr1m1)-Je1n Given. 7:15 Tiit ~ (C) Ci1) CJ) USAC Auto llCIM 7:30 latllla (C) Musk Md SC*tn Wt<d (C) Htr.W of Trutll (C) ;1. ~ I I f) r, < > < l ·, lnlv1I Flfn (C) 12:00 8 Fact tlM Nltlllt (C) 1:00 La•p Untll fttt (C) "The Holy Crlsla (C) "Green Felt Junate." Land: Prospects for P11ce." Leslie Nielsen, Rlchud Conte, Mac- lll• CllrlttDplttrs (C) donald Carey. former D.A. returns Cttlltdrll tf TNIOrrow (C) to priv1te pr1ctlce after his wife 0., tf Discovery (C) Is murdered and decides to le1d Wondtf11111 (C) the flaht •aainst corrupt l1wmen Allen Rtvlv1I Hour (C) In his town. CIJ T"'9 Hill Mfftiftl (C) Ci) Af11 Ftaturt (C) 1:30 LM Up ud live (C) • • Ora.. Do•inlal (I) Cod la tlM Al•• (C) I lnt•fllaent ,.,tttt (C) Mrs. Alflui let (C) · lul&lrt (C) CSl11bln1 Hip (C) 12:30 MU tradl ind Atld (C) Cov· MM: (C) "M111 lthind tM er1ae of the Compton lnvit1tlon1I 1111" (we.stern) '52 -R1ndolph at L.A. Coliseum. Scott. II Movit: "S.111 of India" (ad· I Katllryn llui.lm1n (C) .. venture) '49-S•bu. Turh1n Bey. Cl) Div., & Goll1th (C) I Or1I Roberti (C) Cl) Full Go.,el R1Vlv1I (C) • '•tttm f°'. llvlna (C) . 9:00 Cl•trl Tllfff (C) 1:00 · ~ (I) m Meet the ht11 (C) Station to Slltloft (C) IQ) Directions (C) "Jeruulem Day of Dilc:owtry (C) Today." c..,.. hoflM I Skippy (C) lnpol M•sJc (C) hbHc Service Fll• (C) ~ Rtvlv1I flm (C) • futival t11 Mtdrid ~ KuMM1n (C) YUP, WS REAU Y RAQUE~ To• and Jtrry (C) Uke mo1t .. jor 111an, llJlq11el Wekb Allrolil dJd ber earty tnt•lnc In bk parts • 1"1t11r1u Latlit0 en Domineo wda u bu saloon strt role In "Rrk· A,riculturt Rtpolt er" on N9C• Tht Vlrsfalan tt1'ldi , aln Wtdenclay 11 1:30 PM. 11tll 9:30 ITodaJ ~ Rtllalon (C) el!l'9de, 1 ff~•• of Sep•. 16• tff.4, T1iil la lN Uft (C) II amon1 the Vtrsielan mllu tone HS· ltnt Au~ Sllow meats Mledtd for die N .llUMI' ~ Cl) • Duell., Do-ltltht (C) KbfduJe of tlK'Oft l'~ Oftl obtrta (C) latm1n (C) 1:45 m Dodaer l1teblll (C) Ood1ers vs. Prr1tea It Pittsburah. 10:00 I Stopa to l1arnl111 (C) 11, flvorlta StflNll (C) Rev. Jo n Gunn. flrsl Baptist Church of Wtat Covin•. 1uests. I Htur of hwtr (C) @ (]) (!) f111t11tlc V07111 (C) Mevlt: (C) "Uptnln1 loh" ( 1m1) '67-Anthony Eisley, Win· dlaa Lelah. at MAURICE STEWART * Who do You Worship? I nta la Your llblt (C) Cl) F• for T.., (C) Cl) Cl•ra Tint (C) lO:JO!A n .. To~ (C) ~ CJ) Tiit Etent1I Upt (C) ttropoiliin Oper1 tenor Rlch11d Tucker Is interviewed by M1rtln Booksp1n, music comment1lor ind critic. I (17) m GI) Spldtr·Mlll (C) Feitttfti Todl, (C) Seu• Stroet (C) (A) #51· A five-hour repl1y of l11t wotk's profl'lmL QI Cl) face Ult N1tion (C) 10:45 QI Cl) De4lter ta.b1ll (C) Dodi· "' vs. PlfltH. fll1l1• I THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. JUNE 6. 1970 1:30 II Nn Action <C> D t•t.rMtloMI Zone <C> 0 Q) ISMS aed Mtwtrl (C) fJ l(a11per Open loff (C) Final rounds from the Qu1il Hollow Coun· try Club In Ch1r1otte. North Caro· lln1. m Ill Attldl m Voice of C1lv1rr (C) (1lJ (]) Storie• of Stl«tlS QJ Ci) fll111 F11turea g) frtnte 1 ii Vidl (C) m Allttrlan Problt•a (C) 2~00 IJ Tiit Siesta la Over (C) D Youtll incl tllt ptolice (C) II Movlt: "To the Ends of tll• ulth" (mystery) '48-Dick Powell, Slane Him. -'fJ l'rtu Conference (C) mout.r llmlta m ludi Owens Show (C) @ (1) Directions ta Cl) MU Tra" & Aeld Meet (C) g) MuaJu ' '•l•bru a;, T1le An ... r (C) a) Armed Forua Hillpb (C) 2:30 IJ Tiit New Society (C) D 1ns1c1o luain111 (C) O Movie: "When In Rome" (dra· ma) '52-Van Johnson, Paul Ooua- las. m Biiiy W1llltr (C) @ CI) luuea ind Answtra (C) ta) In Whklt Wt Live (C) Qi Sundly Show @I) Eat1f1 dt AMOr: Dratmalc se· ri1I. a;, Tiie Cltrlltophtra (C) 3:00 ti Insider /Outsider (C) 0 Alrlcultutt USA (C) fJ Miiiion $ Movie: (C) "TH for Twe" (musical) '50 -Doris Day, Gordon MacRe1. m Chiller m eo1t .4s @rn huport tD Tr1vet ~ Ci) Fii• Fttture m Profiles of hoaress (C) &) Cltlttd11I of TolllOrrow (C) ·3:30 II Dial 'M' for MusJc (C) D m In Wllldl Wt Uvt (C) @ (1) Und1rw1y for Pt.u ta) W•aon Tr1ln Eii) Mlttero1er1' Ntlpborltood (C) 3:45 0 Movie: "Tito TOJ Ti&•r'' (rO· mince) '56-Jeff Chandler, l1raine 01y, Br1d Morrow. 4:00 1J CIS Report.a (C) "Hitler ind His Henchmen." CIC._,.,1 (C) 0 I IPl<!Af.1 Mllw11*" 150 USAC Qa•pioltall p An R1et (C) from Mllw1uk" St1te F1lr Speedw1y. mT,...r @ (]) Lar1111le fl) Wiiy /Kida? fI3 W111r1 Newt (C) m lronco GI) starlln1 TIMatre (C) 4:30 IJ Ntwwalltr• (C) D S,.N Up (C) m Abbott a eoate11o m Sa111aon (C) fil) f'tlylnl tbo Guitar I t1t) (I) Nfl Action (C) g) ~ta con las £Kutlu G) Golclon Y11ra (C) 4:55 m Art lnatructlon (C) 5:00 1J KNIT Ntw1 (C) Clete Roberts. O Inquiry (C) O @ CI) ,a) Land of the Glanb (C) (R) ·"Graveyard of Fools." The Earthllnas are sent to the f1r side of the planet by two giant sclen· t1sts to help lhem carry out a dia · bolk:1I miuion. Guests 1re Albert Salmi in dual role and John Craw. ford fJ I Spy (C) m Dallllrl (C) m 1"1tty Dulle ~ @ My World (C) EE Tht Show (C) Guests Include Betty furness. Country Joe and The fish. and Phil Ochs. 1(1) film (C) lnltmatlonal Futbol·Soccer This Is tho Lift (C) Domlneos Gl11ntts 5:3019 (j) Amateur Hour (C) All·AIMflc.1n Collea• Show (C) McHale's NIVJ Worhl Tomonow (C) • A&rlcllltural USA (C) f v r NIN c; 6:00 1J Qi Cl) CBS Evenin1 Newt (C) (30) Roaer Mudd. 0 Qj @ m Frink MdiM Report (C) (30) II Pollll P1rade (C) (60) "June- Month of Weddinas." A muslcal bou~t is presenled. u ll1> m rs,.c,10 u 10 Emmy Aw1rds (C) (2 hr) The Na- tional Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Presents the 22nd Annual Television Academy ~wards. live fr:lm L'ls Angeles and New York fJ The Groovy Show (C) (60) m Crtilurt f11tures (2 hr) "Hor· ror Island" and "The frozen Ghost." ..-'\ m Anim•ls. Action and Adventure (C) (30) "London In Review.'' 8111 Burrud narrates. EB The New River (C) (30) Ell) Specul1tion (C) (60) (A) "A Conversation With June Wayne." I Keith Berwick talks with head ol the Tamarind Lithography Work· shop. 1 6:30 IJ R1lph Story's Los An1tlta (C) (30) (R) A historic look al Los An1eles' little Tokyo. 0 fil m G.E. Collt11 lowl (C) (30) I Tiit lnv1dtrs (C) (60) Tllo MIJflowtr Stary (C) (30) Cl) Skippy (C) (30) 7:00 IJ 9 (I) Lallie (C) (30) In a desperate effort lo Pve Lassie. stranded 1bo11d a slnkln1 vesael, Forest Ranier Bob Ericaon enlists I the aid of the Cout Guard. Con· cludina episode of a two-p1rt story. 0 ~ CIJ m Wild Kln1doiw (C) (30) (R) "Survival of the Wild." M1rlln Perkins and Jim fowler pu-1 tldpate in conservation experiments In Rhodesia, the African veldt and the Gulf of C1llfornia. II Showust 5 (C) (60) "The Ooo· dletown Pipers' Beach Party." A ' 1970 ~berts. Giants ," The 1r side sclen· a di&· Albert Craw. nclude 1 and 1r w (C) I ,. (C) Report une- 1usical 1970 e Na· 1 Arts 22nd wards, New 1) "Hor· Frozen ~ tnture " Bill I) "A tyne." ad ol Work· '' (C) t Los Bowl 30) In a . usie, 1essel, inlists Con· 'ltory. I (C) Nild." r par· ments t and Ooo· r.'' A • pro1t1m of music filmed on the D GD UC SHdtJ MM: (C) b11ch of F'lorld1's West Coast. '"La aid tll• st• lkt'" (comedy) D Tlat 'lat Ptttol (C) (30) '64 -Tony Curtls. N1t1llt Wood, ft\ " Henry Fonda, Lauren 81call, Mel gr Tilt T1lkta1 Car (C) Ferrer, Fran Jeffries. Leslie Perrish, G) The Adwcatta (C) (60) "Should Edward Everett Horton. To boost We Send Any More Min Into Space clrculatfon, the editor of 1 scandal Alter This Y11'1" m11azine 1tt1cks the reputation of II> Tlltro fantastk:o (C) (60) a tesmch p~holoeist. Posina u £:) 0411 'Italia cen AllOrt (60) his best friend, the editor becomes 7:15 fl) Who Will Comt to MJ Plr1Y? 1 patient of the psychologist and ("C) Teen health hints. romance develo11$. 7:JO IJ 9 (I) To Roe... Wltlt LM ID News (C) (30) (l) (30) (R) Alison is so fascinated (ft) Cil Sewn Arts TIMatrt (2 hr) by the carefree life of • hippie . ·'rove in the Afternoon." American alrt (Darlene Carr) that her fathe1 reluctantly lets her spend fB Manion forum the weekend with the American fl!) NET Fativat (C) (60) "The~ter vagabond. America: Trio for the livlna." Oocu· p @ 00 a;, WOAdtrful World of ment1ry, about the creative enero DilfttJ (C) (60) (R) "Music for required to ready a play for per· Everybody." Ludwir Von Drake. formance, focuses on youn1 Amer· Donald Duck, Jose Carioca and the lean playwriaht Georae Houston voiClt of Dinah Short, NtllOft Eddy Basa. and Benny Goodman ere featured II> lV Mutlcal Osurt (C) (30) in an animated musical fantasy. 9:301 NIWI (C) (30) Dour Dudley. fJ Million $ Movie: VStran1ers on Yot1r Naml"s • Winner (C) (30) • Train" (mystery) '51 -Farley Co•entarlo1 y Ctttbrildldtl Granger. Robert Walker, Ruth Ro· ( ) (30) man. Ab~ard a W1shlnaton to New 10:00 II a Ci) Mission: Impossible (C) York train two strangers meet and (60) (R) The IMF becomes a sur· Pi?t two murders -and only one aical team to operate on a tyrann1· cnme Is ex.ecuted. cal ruler, Prince Samandal, who h•s m huport to TrMI (C) (30) imprisoned the rlahtful kln1. Selim, "Brazil." Hal Sawyer is host. his twin brother. L~ Blttill• IB New YllB CltJ (C) plays the dual role. 7:45 fl) How To like Bttttr PicturtS 0 U 00 m T1M lold OHt (C) (~ (30) {60) (R) "A Smell Step for Man.'' 1:0011 tit Cl) EAi Sullivan (C) (60) Dr. Ted Stuart rls~ his lift In a Connie Francis George Kirby Morey medical search to aid an astronaut Amsterdam, Scoey Mitchlil and stricken while orbitina the moon. Roslyn Kind guest. Yale Summers guests. 0 ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) I fD.et ~~.1~>to(~O_>. (C) (60) * T·BIRDS V$. DETROIT labor Report (C) (30) O Roller &Htts (C) (2 hr) T·Birds : Soult (C) (60) VI, Detroit 0.VilL It• T ... (60) fJ @ (3) a> The FBI (C) (60) 10·10·1 The Wwlcl To•orrow (C) (30) (1ij '.'Thefatal Impostor." Inspector • Movi.: "Aetu•n u.v.s" (dr•· Erskine hunts fugitive who has m•) '56-Joan Crawford, Ctrtf Rob· taken a woman and her son host· ertson L4rne Greene Vera Miles age to aid his fliaht. Mery Fickett, ' ' · Gerald O'Loughlin auest. I ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN m Movie &rub: "Prince of Foxu" * (IN COLOR) (adventure) '49-Tyrone Power. Or· ID KatJ9fyft luhl .. n (C) (30) son Welles, W.anda Hendrix. Youn1ll!OOI 9 (j) News (C) adventurer def1u Cesare Boraia and • • 0 @ Newa (C) almost Is deitroyed. CaallMrll ., ,....,.. (C) 18 Ne Said, Slit 11N (C) (30) (j7J C1J ft') News (C) eJ'l) The fo'1Jf,e Sip (60) "In Wllli1111 T. lldleJ (C) Chancery." Helene is fet•llY injured It Is wrtttea (C) In a fell; the Boer War beains. 11•15 l'i=ill r.i"\ .,...11 1 ..... Uf (C) @I) Carrousel Mnicano (30) • UD uu '" • ~.. • 1:15 fB PSA Film 11:30 8 ,.ovlt,: (C) "Tiie Deep Sii" 1:30 8 QI @ @13 8111 Colby Show (C) (d~ma) 57 -Alan Ladd, James (30) (R "G db C 1 W Id " Whitmore, Keenan Wynn. ) 00 ye, rue or · 8 Movie: "Price of Silence" (dra· C~et Kinca.ld finds himself an un-me) '59 _ Gordon Jackson, June w1llln1 1dv1ser when • spurned IOY· ThorbUfl er lover decides life Is intolerable. ! Mov~: "StrldlJ ~Hrable'' Wally Cu auests. r. ) '51 J t •a' h Ezlo ID World Adventure (C) (30) \' rama -ane i.Dll ' "South •-• H' hli ht " Pinta. ..... enc1n 11 g s. ID Movie· ''The Qre1t Dan P1tdl" fB W~rld To!f!~frOW (30) ''Knee (drama) ·48-0ennls O'Keele, Gail Deep 1n T!ash. Russell, Ruth Warricil . a> Mnhn1t11no r Carlot. (30) 9 Ci.) lnsipt (C) t:OO 1J 9 (j) Clen C.•pbell (C) (60) a (I) TIM Cllrlltophen (C) (lij Debbi~ Ray~lds. Ken Berry, 1:0011 Movie: "U11clulllted" (drama) Gaylord and Hohd1y, and Jeannie '55-Elroy Hirsch. Barbara Hate. Seely auest. Q Spea•in& Freety (C) Birch Bayh, 0 ~@ m Bo~~nu (C) (60) United States Senator. auests. (R) 'Dead Wfona. ,. town story· m llewie :"'Sllenl If Vena" (dr1· teller e••uerates a little too muth, ma) '52-Dan O'Herllhy, Catherine and, as 1 result , Hoss and Candy Mcleod, Robert Clarke. are mistaken tor outlaws. Arthl.lr Hunnicutt, Mike Mazurlcl, Robert 2:00 8 KNBC NtwMrvlce (C) Sorrells 1uest. 2:30 IJ Newa/81vt Us Thia Dey (C) THE NEW AND THE OLD More than two decades ago, when television was just old enough to have an award of its own, folks used to watch a small round screen and never took a joke or a play or even a commercial for granted. Television was a lovable toy to everyone but the movie industry. Like most who play with toys, television began to grow and expand and tike its placo in the world. (In 1947 there were about 17,000 television sets in the United States as oomparcd with over 60 million sets in 1969.) On Sunday. June 7 the 22nd Annual Television Academy Awards will be telecast live from New York and California on ABC. The little kid has really grown up. But it's fun to go back and remember the things thut marked her childhood and her adoles- cence. The real fun for television buffs began in the I 9SO's with pro· grams like "Make Room for Daddy" (left) which won Emmys in 1953 and '54. Danny Thomas. the star of the series, won hi~ Emmy in ··54 for "Best Actor in a Regular Series... With him in the photo is his television ion, Rusty Hamer. Incidentall y, Dunny and the family will be back this coming season. "Your Show of Shows" (center) and those lavish musical- comedy productions with Sid Caesar and zany Imogene Coca. both won Em mys in 1951 and the series was cited in both '5 I and '52. Those years also saw Uncle Miltie (Berle) and )l)ckie Gleason, Jimmy Durante. Ed Wynn. Bums and Allen and many other comedy shows reign supreme. The overwhelming achievement in television in the SO's was in live dramatic presentations. Program11 like "Studio One," "Robert Montgomery Presents," "U.S. Steel Hpur," and the champion of them nll-"Playhouse 90.'' exemplified the stres!I on original drama . The photo on the right shows a scene from "Requiem for a Heavy- weight" which won six Emmys in l 956. Pictured here are Keenan Wynn (left), Jack Palance (center) and Ed Wynn as they re· created the intensity l.nd misery of the boxing world. Writer Rod Serling, who has personally won five Emm ys for his scripts, wrote "Requiem." There are literally thousands of programs and tens of 1housands of performers who have appeared on the television screen since Emmy was a baby back in 19.48. Now it's time for a new era. ..... 9 f~ ~1 SENIOR CITIZENS SPECIAL CHARTER RATE PARKHURST • RmREMENT RESIDENCE • • • • • • • • • 24 how attendant service Dally malcl service Ftarnl1hed rooms or personal hntlture welcome Guest meals on reqMSt Help with mecllcatloM Transportation to doctors or other 111edlcal facllltln Personal laundry service avallable Automatic fire sprinkler system Rates are montll to month RATES FROM s2saoo Per Month -No LeaM Required O.A.S. Recipients Accepted ltllCTIOMI ...._ Sea ..... ..................... .,...........,v, .............. .. ~ A'-4e .. PMa.nt. "JILeA.__. ...... I• POUNTAlll YAUIY 11141 f6Z·HJI :J ~~ ........ 91!:.i~ ..... 10 MONDAY JUNE 8 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, JUNE 6, 1970 1J PIEMIEJt£ Yi.rfinla C11ha• atwl ~ (60) The new one-hour variety·• t1lk show will be hosted by Vlr1Jni1 Grah1m. Tent1tive 1ues1s for Mond1y 11e Or. 01vid Reuben author of "berythln1 You Always' Wanted To Know About Sex," actor Alej1ndro Rey, fuhlon deslaner Mr. Bl1ekwell, 1ctress Huther Mic Ru from "H1lr," 1ctress Anni M11i1 Albtr1· helti, and the new rock·aroup, The Carpenters. For morning and afternoon listinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O (C) "Oftpn Trail" (1dventure) '5!-Fred M1cMur11y, Willl1m Bish· ~ Nini Shipman . 9:00 U ·~ ef hr• hae" (adven· ture) '4~Jon P.111. 9:30 B "flrtblll" (dram1) 'SG-Mickey Rooney, Pet O'Brien. m "11UllS Dtn't Affut" (d11ma) '58 -Myron Healey, Jun H11vey. 1:00 IJ "flnh ind Fantasy" (drama) '6-Ch1rles Boyer, B11b111 St1n· dt~C) "Diers Are CIYlltnpd" (d11m1) '54--ffobert Mitchum. lib Hunter. 4:00 R (C) ''Clit,.n l lwtr" (•dventure) ·~ -Georae Montaomery. Mucia He"'!erson, Peter Gr1ves.. ':001 lfl lltwl (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · m Huntley Brinkley (C) (30) • Can Yow Top This? (C) (30) Wink M1rtlnd1le hosts. P1nelists are Stu Gilliam. Ernest Boranlne and Morey Amsterdam. O Sil O'Clock Movie: (C) "Wlnp oTEa(lu" (dram•) '57-John W1yne. Dan 01iley, Maureen O'H111. O Dkk V111 Dyke (30) "The At· tempted M11ria1e." Rob recalls the h1rrowin1 experiences ht encounter· ed tryin1 to get married. TIM F1i11tsteftes (C) (30) b Trtt (C) (60) (j) AIC Cv.111111 News (C) (30) : Wllat's New? (30) "Thailand." Cl) CIS Newa (C) (30) Aiutdl (30) • • TNtre dt las Estrella (30) · ..... hi tile hltftd (C) (60) Jeck While. Gloria Greer, Patti Beebe. 6:30 0 INIC N .... mc. (C) (60) D DEBUT! VIRGINIA *GRAHAM'S NEW 1-HOUR EXCtTEMENT SERIES! SEX IS THE TEXT! B Tiit C11111 G11111 (C) (30) Jim McKrell hosts. P1mela Meaon, Louis Nye i nd Ann B. Davis 1uest. I ~ flvorita M1rtlan (C) (30) ,tnY M1son (60) 6 Huntley·lrlnklty (C) (30) n Ca•pus (C) (30) "A M1dly Oi1bolic1I Dictionary of Education1t Morality" le1tures humorist Richard Armor m1tchin1 wits with utlris1· minister Vernard Eller. I (i) The Munsters (30) Notlcltro 34 (C (60) KMIR DtMrt ~port (C) (30) J1ck Letham. GE DI•• la Vtrdad (30) Novel1. Im Gallopl na C.w..t (C) (30) Gr1ham Kerr. 7:00 II CIS lvenlna NIWI (C) (30) Willer Cronkite. I What's My Lint? (C) (30) I Lovt Lucy (30) hat tllt Cloct (C) (30) @ Monday Show (C) (2 hr) lt&ICJ (30) ''P1r1eelsus." A look 11 the legendary iconoclulic physicl1n ind founder of modern medicine. I Ci) Truth or Consequerices (C) • Wfnp to Actvtntllft (C (30) • • S1111ple111entt Marla (5~) Novel•. · That Chi (C) (30) 7:3011 "9 GunSlllOke (C) (60) (R) "Albert." A Dodie City benk teller (Milton Selzer) 1bout lo lose his job alter 15 ye1rs of loy1I service. foils a b1nk robbery but impulsively takes some money for himself. 0 a;) My World Ind WtlceN to It (C) (30) (R) '1he Shrike and the Chipmunks." A noted 1uthor of chil· dren's books (P1ul ford) moves in for literary coll1bor1!1on with John Monroe. 0 MOVIE GAME AT * THIS NEW TIME! IJ Movie G11wt (C) (30) Larry Bly· den hosts. Red Buttons hHds the First Tum with Leonud Nlmoy ind Connie Stevens who compete •11inst Don Ad1m's team composed of Don, Oyen Cannon and lib Hunter. debut MON.-FRI. 6:30 PM • KTLA . THE NEW VIRGINIA GRAHAM SHOW Color. Taking over In the Steve Allen slot on TV·5 for the summer, Virginia Graham debuts an all-new hour series that enter· talns, excites, and Is sure to generate the same kind of response with the home viewer as from her large studio audiences . In tonight's opener, Virginia's guest.s get Into one of the most uninhibited discus· slons of sex and the new morallty yet heard on TV. Dr. David R.uben, author of "Every- thing You Always Wanted to Know About Sex," actor Al•J•ndro Ray, fashion de· signer Mr. Blackw•ll, Heather MacRH and Anna Marl• AlbtrghttU guest. The C•rp.n· ,,,. provide bright vocal spots. 0 @ 00 (£) !IJlc!lL I The Un· dtJSta World of Jacquu Cousteau (C) (60) (R) ''The Weter Planet." A behind·the·scenes look et how-- and why-Capt. Cousteau and the men of the Calypso have made a career of oceanographic research. O MllUon $ Movie: (C) ''Good Mornln1 Miu DoYt" (drama) '55- Jennifer Jones, Robert Stack. A stern schoolmarm exerts a special In· fluence on the lives of a eenera· lion of town's people in New Eng· land. m David frost Show (C) (90) Q) I sflcilL I Tiit Reformation (C) (60) The past ind present are linked with film shot In Europe jux· taposed against drawings, maps and recreations of locals where the great religious reformers exerted their In· liuence. I El Show dt M1urklo 'lrCH (C) Estrellas en Miami (C) (30) 9:00 ~ Maybtfry R.f.D. (C) (30) (R) Mike's birthday party conflicts with that of a new little girl in lown. Christie Matchett guests. 0 fU (jJ m NBC Monday Movlt: "I Walk Alone" (drama) '47-Burt Lan.caster. Kirk Douglas. Lizabeth Scott. A mobster released from p11son flies to get a share of the business owned by his former partner. /' 0 ENJOY NOW AN HOUR * OF GREAT VOCALS! O Footliaht Five (C) (60) "The Jane Morgan Show." EJ'i) NET Journal (C) (60) "A House in the Jungle." The current prob· lems of Indonesia are explored while following the 800·mile trek of a family leaving a poOf Javanese vil- lage to accept a government gift of land and a house in the Sumatran jungle. ml Natacha (60) Ncvela. 9:30 I) 9 Doris Day (C) (30) (R) Doris finds herself in court on a robbery charge. I News (C) (30) Buter Ward. Newt (C) (30) Bill Johns. Revista Musical (30) 10:00 i9 (j) Carol Burnett Show (C) (60) (R) Carol's "famlly" of reg· ulers are featured. Im Ntwt (C) (60) I Spy (C) (60) Twelve O'Clock Hlah (60) Flrlnc line (C) (60) "Hunger and the Government." Senator George McGovern (D .• S.D.) guests. Tele-Cinema Ar1entlno (2 hr) I Rubi (30) 10:30 @ Cl) m Now (C) (30) "The EXOTIC-Cblfron-dad Ann·Mar· ' II.id Next Ooot Smokes Pot." I wt ls tb -"' da b • Aurelia (30) an s r rou ... a ncr num rr l l·.OO gJ 1 N-(C) for NBC's Thr Oran Martin Show, .... Thursday al 10 PM. • 6 • News (C) One Step Beyond I Truth or Con11quences (C) (30) @ ~HiE News (C) Perry Meson (60) Call of the West (C) The French Chef (30) "Tlmba Movie: "Gunga Din" (drama) les.'' '39-Cary Grant, Douglas Fairbanks ti) Estaf1 de Amor (30) Jr.. Joan Fontaine. . 7:55 EI!) Cuestion de Stgundos: Noticias. ! He Said, She Said (C) : World Preu (C) (R) 1:00 Q m l.auah·ln (C) (60) (_R) 11:15 Cinema Sevent"n: "Batlle Bndesm11d Carol Channing and Tiny Flame .. nm sin a "Wanting You" as the Lil· 11 :30 I ~ 00. Merv Griffin (C) lie Old Man an~ Gladys Ormphby . fl) (j) m Johnny Carson (C) walk down the aisle. Movie: "His Girl Frida(' (com· 0 DIVORCE COURT NOW edy) '40-Cary Grant. Rosalind Rus-* NIGHTLY AT 8:00! s8ell. al Dick civett (C) I Dlvo.rce Court (C) (30) • Theabe 9: ''Th• Children'• Hour" To Tell the Truth (C) (30) (drama) '62 -Audrey Hepburn. World Press (C) (60) Shirley MacLalne, J1mes Garner. Pandoram1 (30) Q) Movie: "The Kiiier la l"ae'' 1:05 e:l Aqul Tres Patlnes (25) Comedla. (mystery) '56-Joseph Collen. Wen· • 1:30 119 (j) Here's Lucy (C) (30) dell Corey, Rhond• Fleming, (R) Lucy's efforts lo gel Craig en· 1:00 II Mo'(lt : "Chicago Syndicate" rolled at the U.S. Air Force Academy (dramll) '55-0ennis O'Keefe, Abbe seem doomed lo failure. Lane. !line Gr~ Theatre (30) Mp News (C) @ (])a) AIC Monday Movie: Ctsco Kid rrle" (drama) '52 -Laurence Movie: "Mad at the World" Ohvler, Jennifer Jones. Miriam Hop· (drama) '55-Frank Lovejoy, Keefe kins, Eddie Albert. A girl leaves a Brasst lle. Cathy O'Donnell. salesman to run otl with a married 1:30 0 Community Bulletin Board (C) man. 2:30 I) Newt/Give Up Thia Day (C) 1000 BEAUTIFUL STlCK-ON LABELS $1.00 ....... . Mey be u~ed on envelopes es retum. address ; 1ebels. 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J WANTED BOYS & GIRLS AGES l TO 19 to Audition on Closed tlrcult Telrti1ion and Qualify f~ HOLLYWOOO- TALENT POOL IRANDON CRUZ Brandon Cru1 joine,d ther t•lent pool, and five months later signed a five year contract with M-G-M. Now he can be seen each week ai 8:00 Wednesday ev• nings on "Courtship of Eddie's Father." Hollywood Talent Coordinator will be in Orange County this week for your on-camera audition CALL (714) 547-6251 Talent S.arch Being Conducted by TAKE 1 PRODUCTIONS HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. Pare 12 TUESDAY JUNE 9 DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O "She Played Wittl fire" (dra· ma) '58 -Jack Hawkins. Arlene THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEJ<, JUNE 6. 1970 ft:iil IT\ The Munsters (30) Boyd. Omar Sharif and director ~ uu Sydney Lumet. g) Hotlciero 34 (C) (60) @) i ftlC~ I Encounter: Buduwln· ml KMIR Desert Report (C) (30) ster fulle~enry Miller (30) The Jack Latham. creator of the geodesic dome meets a;> Dime la Verdad (30) "Tropic of Cancer" author Miller. r.r!\ Gallopin1 Gourmet (C) (30) for the first lime, and finds they """' have much In common. Graham Kerr. @Du Constitudon (60) 7:00 fl C8S Evenina News (C) (30) 9:00 0 @ @ m NBC Tuesday Movie: Walter Cronkite. (C) "You're Nevet Too Youn(' What's My Line? (C) (30) (comedy) '55-0ean Martin, Jerry I Lon Lucy (30) Lewis. A barber's apprentice, pos· Beat the a~ (C) (30) Ing as an 11-year·old boy to ride 00 Branded (C) (30) half.fare on a train, later finds he : Yo11 for Health (30) cannot drop the masquerade. (R) (j) Tnlth or Consequences (C) 0 Playboy After Dark (C) (60) • Islands in the Sun (C) (30) Michael Wadleiah, Country Joe Dahl. · • Simplemente Marla (55) (McDonald) and The Fish, Linda 9:00 O "The Count of Monte Cristo" · That Girl (C) (30) Rostadt. and David Steinberg auest. (a.dvent~re). '34 -Robert Donat, 7:30 fl ~Ci) lancer (C) (60) (R) f1l) NET festival (60) ''The Dream." Elissa t andt. Johnny Lancer meets and .Jalls in Anthony Dowell and/ Antoinette 9:30 fJ "Duffy ol San Quentin'. ' (draJ love with a lovely young missionary Sibley star in the Royal Ballet pro· ma) '53 -Paul Kelly, Maureen (Brooke Bundy) whose dedicated duction of a work by Sir Frederick O'Sullivan. • interest in the residents of her Ashton. m ''Swina Time" (musical) '36-frontier mission proves a serious a;) Natacha (60) Fred Astaire, Ginger Rogers. obstacle in their courtship. . 9:30 IJ 9 Ci) The Governor • JJ. (C) 1 :00 Q ''The Last of the Mohicans'' 0 Qj @ ml I Dream of Jeanntt (30) (R) Gov. Orlnkwater's day off (classic) '36-Randolph Scott. • (Cj (30) (R) "See You in C.U.B.A." becomes more than he bargains for m "Captain Boycott" (drama) '47 Jeannie prevents Tony from com· when he picks up a racy nov~I -Stewart Granger. pleting a flight assignment, caus· that his daughter is reading. 2:00 e (C) "Sea Chase" (adventure) Ing confusion for NASA and an I m News (C) (30) '55-John Wayne, Lana Turner. unfriendly nation. Rescheduled. • Musiu y Estrellaa (C) (30) 4:30 -"Tarzan and His Mate'' (ad-1 D Movie Game (Cf <30> 10:00 ! Cil 60 Minuw (C) (60) ~ ltll 0 @ @ Gf) Mod Squad (C) (60) News (C) (60) venture) '34-Johnny Weissm er, (R) ''The King of Empty Cups." 1 (1) al Marcus Welby, M.D. Maureen O'Sullivan. Noel Harrison guests as a pop (C) (60) (R) "The Chemistry of singing idol who becomes invol~ed Hope." Young Pancho McGumef s 1 v r N 1 "' r; 6:001 Bi1 News lC} (60) Jerry Dunphy.I · m Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) Can You Top This? (C) (30) Stu Gilliam, Ernest Borgnine. Morey Amsterdam guest. · O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "The Cr1cllsman" (drama) '63-thartes Drake, George Sanders. A meek 1.ttle locksmith becomes involved in crime when a suave crook talks him into opening a safe, I Dick Van Dyle (30) The Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) 1 @ ABC Evenine News (C) (30) : What's New! (C) (30) (j) CBS News (C) (30) • Aped• (30) • • Teatro de las Estrellas (30) • News in the Round (C) (60) Jack White, Gloria Greer. Patti Beebe. 6:30 CJ MIC Newservlce (C) (60) 0 LIKE CARSON? TRY * VIRGINIA GRAHAM! O Vir&inia Graham Show (C) (60) Dr. David Reuben and his wife re· turn, actress Joey Heatherton and her husband Lance Rent1el of the Dallas Cowboys professional foot· ball team. and Sgt David Durk, a counselor to police departments with youth problems guest. fJ The Game Game (C) (30) Louis Nye, Ann B. Davis and Pamela Ma· son guest. • I My favorite Martian-(C) (30) Ptfl} Mason (60) ~ Huntley·Brin•ley (C) (30) J DEBUT On film (30) "The Producer·Director." The first part of 13 half ·hour behind·the·scenes interviews with production mem· bers of the movie ''The Molly Ma· euires." George Strimel Jr. inter· views p~oducer·director Ma,tin Ritt. with a police chief's daughter wtth· parents refuse to allow Or. Welby out knowing her true identity. to tell him he has leukemia. fJ M~lion $ Movie: "Mara M1ru" fJ I Spy (C) (60) ' (adventure) '52-Errol Flynn, Ray-(!) I S'ICtAL I Swlnain' flin1 (C) mond Burr A former Navy com· (60) (R) Musical entertainment by rnander lead$ a mobster to a trea· The R.enaissance at Mission Bay, sure in diamonds on the ocean San Diego. floor then battles him for the @) Speculation (C) (60) "A Con· gem~ versation With Stella Adler." The I T~:uUI or CoAMC111tt1US (C) (30) renowned 1ctin1 coach tilks with Perry Mason (60) Or. Keith Berwick. The Film Generation (C) (60) Rubi (30) "On Dance." Cinema choreography • • Fatlnl Mexicano (60) through the years as exemplified 10:30 • DEBUT Mi MaestJo (30) by a Busby Berkeley sequence from 11:00 0 0 elm al News (C) 1933's "Footlight Parade" to the One Step Beyond present day's "Moment in love'' by • Cati of ltl1 West (C) Shirley Clarke. Movit: "Inside Detroit" (dra· el Emf• de Amor (30) ma) '56 -Dennis O'Keefe, Pat 7:55 m> Cuestion de Se11tndos Ol'Br~;·Said, She Said (C) 8:00 Q @ Ci) m I s,ictAL I The Man Cl)@ 00 ~@ News (C) Hunters (C) (60) (_R) A G.E., Mono· : The £.alfe's lament (C) Arthur aram S~ri~s special focusing on Godfrey hosts program on causes the continuing. ~earch for knowledge and effects of air pollution from about th~ origins of man. £. G. Pittsburgh to Puerto Rico. Marshall ts narrator. 11:15 @ @ Cinema Seventeen: "Scream· I Divorce Court (C) (30) Ing Eagles " To Tell the Truth (C) (30) 11:30 I ~ CI) Merv Griffin (C) Chucho Avellanet (C) (30) . @ Ci) m Johnny Carson (C) 8:05 a;) Hit dtl Momento (60) Movie: "Ali Baba and the forty 8:30 IJ ~ (j) Red Skelton (C) (60) Thieves" (adventure) '43-Jon Hall, (R) Vincent Price, Frank Sinatra Maria Montez. Jr. guest. 8 'al Dick Cavett (C) O One-Man Show (C) (30) Bill • Theatre 9: "Gun Crazy" (drama) Baxter is spollighted. 'SG-John Dall, Peggy Cummins. 0 (jJ) (3) al ABC Movie of tht (!) Movie: "His Elcellency" (dra· Wed: (C) "Honeymoon With a ma) '56-Eric Portman. Stranaer" (suspense) '69 -Janet 1:00 fl Movie: "Black Torment" (dra· Leigh, Rossano Braui, Cesare Dan· ma) '64 -Heather Sears. John ova. A woman desperately tries to Turner. prove that the man claiming to be 0 0 News (C) her husband is an impostor. (R) (!) Movie: "Confirm or Deny" (dra· I David frost Show (C) (90) ma) '56-0on Ameche. 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Your Authorized • Allllf • America Ler .. stock of used· Porschn J .. 1, MG's, Austin tt.eleys, etc. J1rtuµ L11 L 31111~Llt I '~ 1• wy, N.I M2·MIS, 5617'4 II tile ttm Area tile Ecomy Ille f• tlle Qalty minded. , ••• 13 - WEDNESDAY JUNE 10 For mornin& and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 O "Btlle le Gr1nd" (drama) ·SO.-: Vera Ralston, John Carroll. ';00 O "The Howards of Virctnla" (dra· ma) '4G-Cary Grant, Martha Scott. 9:30 O "Blondie on a Budcet" (com· edy) '40-Penny Singleton, Arthur Lake. m "M1r1l of C1ln" (mystery) '48- Eric Portman. Sally Gray. 1:00 0 (C) "The Emperor Waltz" (mu· sical) '48-Bing Crosby. Joan Fon· talne. ~ m (C) "Mother Is I frt1hm1n" (comedy) '49-Loretta Young, Van Johr.son, Rudy Vallee. 2:00 0 (C) "Dial 'M' for Murder" (mys. • tery) '54-Ray Mlll1nd. Grace Kelly. 4:00 B "Sta of Grass' (drama) '47- Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn, ' " I "• •, ( :001111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.I m Huntley·Brln kley (C) (30) Can You Top This! (C) (30) Stul Gilliam, E1nesl Borgnine and Morey Amsterdam guest. O Sil O'Clock Movie: ea .. Runnlnt' Part I (dram1) '59 -frank Sin1tra, Shirley M1el1ine, Dun M1rtln. A fo1mer writer re· turns home from military service hoping to pick up the thruds of his life. The fllntmnts (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) I Dkk Yan DJM (30) 00 UC Ev•in& News (C) (30) WMts New? (C) (30) ''Children of the World: Dahomey." IS Ci) CBS News (C) (30) @ti) DEBUT P¥tblt Sin Esperanza Tuite de las Eltllllas (30) iO) Or1m1tic Serial. 1 News in tbe Round (C) (60) 6:30 0 KNBC Ntw1tmc. (C) (60) 0 WATCH OUT MERV! * HERE'S VIRGINIA! O Vlr,inia Cralla• Show (C) (60) Actress Zsa Zsa Gabor, plastic SUI· aeon Dr. Robert Franklyn, Carol Doda who started the topless era, and fiddler Doug Kershaw guest. O The Game Galfte (C) (30) Louis Nye, Ann B. Davis and Pamela Mason guest. , i ffi favorite M1rtJ1n (C) (30) 3 Pt1TJ · Masen (60) 6 Hunlfer·Brinkley (C) (30) Sonia Malkin• on Ca111pus (~) (30) In a concert at Shippensburg (Pa.) State College, Sonia presents a program of her own Gallic melo. dies blended with the auth~ntic flavor of guttt Brook Zearn's fla· menco guitar. ·1 Ci) The Munst111 (30) · Jikticitro 34 (C) (60) • KMIR Desert Report (C) (30) Jack Latham. •••••••••• • • • • Get the whole story today .. now . . from Orange County's own world famous Innkeepers Institute International. Learn the fast streamlined modern way that makes Triple I grads prized and well·pa1d throughout the gian.t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • PHONE: 776-6160 U.S. motel industry Anyone of any •1•. (lncludin1 retirement •r••T married couples, sinele men and women .. may apply . (APPROVED FOR VETERANS) Or drop • card ukina for Innkeepers Information pacb1t. INNKEEPERS INSTITUTE JNTERNATIONAL (DIVISION OF ANTHONY SC:HOOl.S I THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 6, 1970 I DI• la Ver...i (30) future. lall•pl111 ltur.lt (C) (30) 9:00 ft ~ (j) Medical Ceftttr (C) (60) 7:00 Cl~ [Wtnlnc NfWI (C) (30) {lij Guest France Nuyen portrays 1n Walter Cronkite. injured Vietnamese girl who Is I WMra MJ Line? (C) (30) broug'ht to the U.S. •nd proves a I l.ftt LIKJ (30) problem for Or. Joe G1nnon by be· 8Mt ~ CtoU (C) (30) coming uncommuni~tive and fill· @ Hlatl and Wild (C) (30) Ing to respond to treatment. lnterf1e1 (C) (30) "Cross·Chan· 0 19 Ci) m Kieft MllSk HMI (C) nel Hovercr1ft." Interface crosses {60) Des O'Connor is host to Bob the Enflish Channel on the SRN·4 Dfnver, Carol Lawrence and Val Hovercraft. a service run jointly by Doonican in • show t1ped in Lon· the British and French railway sys· don, England. tems. • D <t71 (])a> John111 tau Atw I (j) Tr~ Of C...saq11tnces (C) (e) (60) (R) 0. C. Smith, Hank Wil· W1ndtrtutt (C) (30) Iiams Jr. and Linda Ronstadt cuest. Sl•plttltntl Marla (55) EI!) NET Journel (60) (R) "M1t1dor." That Clrt (C) (30) Story of daredevil bullfighter El 7:30 R ~CJ) Hff Hn (C) (60) (R) Cordobes. Merle H11111d and Bonnie Owens _ a=l Natacha (60) guest. 9:30 O News (C) (30) 0 9@mTh1Vlr1lnl1n (C) 10:0063(J)H1w1ll Flv..O (C) (60) (90) (R) "Ryker." Clu Gulager stars (R) Steve McGarrett takes 1 cure· IS I gunsl{nger who turns against all practitioner (Joanne Linville) to criminals and becomes a deputy court although public sentiment fa· shetlff. vors her and she seems to have a O TM Movte ca... (C) (30) Red foolproof case. Conclusion of • two- Butlons, Don Adams. Leonard Ni· part story. moy. Connie Stevens, Dyan Cannon 0 Qj Ci) m Then Came BronlOI and Tab Hunter guest. (C} (60) (R) "Old Tigers Never Ole O @(])tm NannJ and the Pro· -They Just Run Away." A smell· feuor (C) (30) (R) "Spring, Sweet lown cyclist believu his wife Is at· Spring." When the Everetl.s veto tracted to Bronson. Gabe Dell and Nanny's proposed family outing be· Diane Ladd guest. cause of other plans. she decides D m Nns (C) (60) that sometimes people have to be O @ (f )tQ) En11lb1rt Hu•Pff· saved from themselves. odinck (C) (60) (R) Gina Lollobrigida, O Million $ Mevit: (C) "DNdy Kaye B1ll1rd, Lou Rawls and Ro1e1 lon1 lap" (musical) 'SS-Fred As· Whittaker ruest. taire, Leslie Caron. A millionaire 11 Sn (C) (60) playboy arrenges to send a lovely Twelve O'Clock Hl&h (60) French orphan to college in Mas· : NET Pfa1house (C) (60) "N•· sachusetts. lional Theatre of the Deaf." Selec· m Truth or Consequtnets (C) (30) lions range from poetry to the com· a> I IJlclAL. ! DbntJ on Parade (C) edy of "Gianni Schlcchi." (60) Disneyland's road show at the 6I) Box de M11lco (60) L.A. Sports Arena is shown. a;) Tele.Cinema Espanol (2 hr) Ell) Joye. Chen Cooks (30) 11 :001 ~ ~News (C) 6I) Estafa de Amor (30) . Q) m News (C) 7:55 GE Cutslion de Squndoa One ep Beyond 1:00 O Divorce Court (C) (3u) · @ 00 IQ) News (C) 0 (17) [3) IQ) The Courtship of Ed· • Call of the West (C) dio'af aiiier (C) (30) (R) "Mother M,ovit: "The .Gre~n M~n" (com· of the Year." To cheer up Eddie. edy) 57-Alutair Sim, Jill Adams • widower Tcm Corbett decides to Terry· Thomas • participate in a party the mothers ID He Said, She Said (C) of his clusmates are giving the Em NET Journal (C) (60) (R) "A teacher. House in the Jungle" exploru the m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) current problems of Indonesia, Ell) The forsyt1 Saca (60) (R) "In a> Mi Mustro Chencery." 11:15@00 Cinema Seventt1n: "The a> World Cup Soccer (C) (60) Taped Cheaters." replay of match between West Ger· 11 :30 I (ij (!) MtrY Griffin (C) many 111d Peru. · @ ~ m JohnnJ Carson (C) 1:05 Cl!) E Tornillo (55) Movie: "Brewster's Millions" 1:30 B ~ I ltlcilL! You' re in (comedy) '45-Dennis O'Keefe. June Love, Charlie lrown (C) (30) {R) Havoc . During the last days of school be· 8 IQ) Dick Cavett (C) fore summer vacation, Ch111ie Brown • Tllutre 9: "Hands of • Stranclf" is determined to express his affec-(drama) '62-Paul Lukather, Joan lion to his secret love, a little red · Harvey . haired moppet siren. a> Movit: "Busb of M1r11illes" O Championship Wrestling (C) (90) (adventure) '59-Stephen Boyd, An· Featured are John Tolos. Freddie na Gaylor, James Robertson Justice . Blassie and Rocky Johnson. €D Notidtro 34 (C) O @ (])IQ) Room 222 (C) (30) 1:00 B Movie: "My Six Convlcb" (dra· (R) "Fathers and Sons." Grady Gar· ma) '52-Millard Mitchell, Gilbert retl's father blames Pete Dixon for Roland. his communication proble~ with M O News (C) his son. William Sch1llert guests. Community Bulletin Board (C) m David frost Show (C) (90) , Movie: "Cash on Delivery" (com· a> I ftlclAL I Battle for Alia: lndo· edy) '56 -Shellay Winters, John nesia ( ) (60) "Tht Troubled Vic· G1egson, Peggy Cummins. tory." 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Oii Al C'--1.. 642-4055 call ClarKare Harry Bela/onte plays a fiery labor leader in the film version of Alec Waugh's best-selling novel "Island in the Sun" on The CBS Thursday Night Movie ar 9 PM. 1111 JUNE SPECIAL .... Cl•an & OH · 4.50 VACUUM/SEWING MACHINE SERVICE J & J UPHOLSTERY Integrity With American Know-how I 642-517& & 648-8851 MYSTERY BEAUTY-Anita Ekberg plays a girl as myste- rious as she is beautiful, in "The Alphabet Murder.r" on The CBS Friday Night Movie at 9 PM. P•1• -1-5 THURSDAY JUN£ 11 For morninc 1nd 1fternoon listfnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, ire the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 D CC> '"Waa11t1 MJ ._ lacl "'-"' (111\lllul) '54 -Donald O'Connor, Janet Llfth. t:JO a 6IQerUt Qlplla fntlnl" (c0m-edY) '60 (re·tdlttd)-Cll1rt11 Chip· lln • ..,... .... f .. '. aid .._. hi' • (CIO!Mdy) ·~aid o'Cott- ner. a..........,,. CmysllfY> ·51 Tom Conwly. Honor 811Ckm1n. m .. ,..., 1e1c11...,. c ... n. ture) '58-Klrwln Mlthfts, Julie Adams. Ray Danton. -l• .. ""...... (Wllttm) ·ci~tellfl ford, William Holden. m "Cettlp Tt I.el" (mystery) '41 -\lastair Sim, John Mills. 2.-00 8 (C) -0, .. .....,. (CO!fttdY) '6f-41fyoshl Umftl, Glenn f'ofd. 4:30 B (C) "ht lraa ._.. (dnma) ·~Robert Sttck. Ursula lhtlu. l:GG I"' ..... (C) (60) .lttry Dunphy. • .......,......, (C) (30) cu ,.. r., 1111a1 (C) <JO> u Giiiiam, Emtst Boranlnt Md Morey Amsterdam are ptMlltb. Wlnll ... rtlnclflt hosts. D Sia O'Cllct Mewtt: (C) "So• ti• R1111ft"9(' Ccncluslon (drama) '59 -ft1nk Sinatra. Shirley Mac• Laine, Dun M•rtln. Arthur Ken· ntdy, Martha Hyer. A former write returns from military service hop· Ina to pick up the threads of his lift. ' Diel Y• DJ't (30) Tiie f'lilrtsbu1 (C) (30) IUr Trtt (C) (60} (l)AIC ~ ..... (C) (30) fiat's Nlwf (C) (30) "Children the World: Nepal." I (I) CIS .._. (C) (30) ,..... Si• [lptllUI (30) T..W •Ill E*lltls (30) .... la .. .... (C) (60) Jack White, Gloria GrHr. 5:30! DIC Ntw•wlce (C) (60) Ylr .......... (C) (60) show aoes remote to the Stan· fOfd Campus at Palo Alto for a dis· cusslon on ecoloay with authorill· live Or. Paul Erlich. an. ........ (C) (30) Jim MaclWll hosts. Louit ""· Ann 8. Owls •nd Pamela Mnon jlltSt. 'if..n. ....... (C) (30) ""' .... (60) , ... ..., lrilkltJ (C) (30) . Jm (30) "Chartes Uoyd." (I) Tiit ........ (30) lfiadtN 34 (C) (60) ..... ...... .... (C) (30) • Dt• .. v.-.. (30) ...... ...,. (C) (30) rahlm Kerr. 7:00 8 CIS E••q l'twl (C) (30) filter Cronkite. I ...... .., U.? (C) (30) I lMe Lll(J (30) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 6, 1970 I ........ Cllcl (C) (30) Cl) Tiie Amtrlc .. West (C) (lO) ,..,._, tllt lllitlr I (30) "Al· l io Techniques." (I) Trd If C..11•••• (C) fiit AMntwe (C) (30) Sl•plt•1fl lllril (SS) "" 1111 (C) (30) 1:• a Cl) f..., Alflir <C> <30> (R) The Davises' vacation in Bos- ton ,s ba~I. @ • DMiel -..... (C) I> R) • Road to fl"lldom." l111el Ii Instrumental In htlplna a slm (Floyd Pttttr10n) and hi IOl1 (Georp Spell) escape from a slave trader. 111'1 llewle b• (C) (30) Llrry BTYden hosts. Red Buttons. Leon1rd .Hlmoy and Connie Stevens com· pete a1alnlt Don Adams, Dyen Ctn· non and Tab Hunter. D@ CJ) m Alli... Wtttd (C) {JO) "CfOCocJife." Host·namtor 8111 Burruel shows -"at la h1ppenln1 to the crocodile popul1tlon. 1J ..... $ lleiwlt: (C) "'1'I Slrt II tilt led Y._ SWlltC" (d1'1m1) '55 -Ray Miiiand, Joan Collins. F•riey Grancer. The true, ind sen· 11tlonal. stOfy of 1 tum-of·the· century 1e1ndfl llWOMna a show· air1 and arehittct stanford White. I Tnrlll If C...ltftCIH (C) (30) Ptny ...... (60) DOUT Tiie W..W t* lit ~ Cr....._ (C) (30) ''The World and Wort of Yrvlkl Heino, Petter." · 1 &tit• de --(30) 7:55 c..ao. • se...- l:GO a Ji. ...,.. .. ce> ( ) (R~ennessee Ernie Ford and Julie Budd aunt. - Divorce Court (C) (30) (ill (]) OJ n.t Slrl (C) (30) ( ) "I Didn't Hive the Yeps No- tion." Put II. Ann and Don retall· 1te wtten they learn that Marty Haines arranaed Don's supposed marriage to showair1 Jo1nne •s a joke. Jack C.ssidy 1nd Hope Holiday auest. I Te T• tlMt Tnitll (C) (30) Wullilctta WIM II IMw (C) rm.llr (C) (2 hr) ''Solo Para C..dls." 8:051 JilloeltMllllllRllililtab llnicll (55) •=• a @ m 1rtaWt CC> (60) ( ) ''Sltlna Is Bellevlna~· Clrcum· st1nti1I evidence ctuses Sgt. £d Brown to be accused of 1 kllllng. • ref> i9. ::itdled (C) (30) ('d) "Daddy ~mes To Visit." SI· mantha's tither temporarily aives Darr1n the powen of 1 w1rloc:k. I DM1 fmt Slllw (C) (90) I IHc!A I ~ .t 1 Stir (C) ( ) "DIYid Janssen." Guests are John Wayne, William Well1111n. the lite Ed Bealey, Cliff Robertson, Susan Oliver. Tony Martin ind Rob· ert Steck. fll) NET ,...,._.. (C) (90) "The Ceremony of lnnooe.nee." 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News (C) (30) Bill Johns. 10:00 0 ~ @ m 0..n Mattill (C) {60) (fl) Ann·Mararet and Bob Newhart auest. I m...., <C> <60> @ Cil &) RETUM Tht Sur· rs (C) (60) (R) "Chapter One." Banklna tycoon Baylor C1rlyle de· minds the reslanation from the CarlyJe Bank of his ton·ln-law, Philip Hutinas, btceuse of em· bezzlement. Phlllp refuses and threatoos to reveal that his· 18· year-old son Jeffrey-supposedly the offsprlna of his m1rrl11e to Saylors d1uahter,Tr1ey-is not real- ly his $On. Philip reminds Baylor of their orl1lnal 11reemtnt: If Phll- ip m1rried the then pre1n1nt Tracy, Baylor would au1r1ntee his camr at tho bank. Baylor, however. threat· er.s to call the police. · a'itf <60) Cl) Swln1i1t' Side of T• '-) (60) Host Bill Burrud Is tutored in the art of hlYlna fun it Tahoe by a be¥y of beauties comprised of an airline ~est, 1 · sk1 instructress and a blackJack dealer. ED Tiit Advoults (C) (60) (R) "Should We Se11d Any More Men Into Space After This Year?" II) Rvbi (30) Ui) ..... ..,. aft .. ,, ....... Horanr1 C30> 10:30 • M Matatro (30) • • iul Trts Patina (30) 11:00 Cl) 61) Ntw1 (C) @ mNIWI (C) ne Step "'9fMI @(l)(i!)Ntws (C) Call of UM Wttt (C) Movie: "Tltt Half-lrHcl" (west- ern) '52 -Robert Youna. Janis Carter. ! Ht Said, • Said (C) W1tlliltlfitn Review (C) (R) 11:15 (]) Ci1t•1 S.Wlltttn: "Daisy Kenyon." 11:30 I a (I) MtrY Qrllfln (C) · ia @ m Job""' ea"°" <C> Mtwlt: "Tiie Trouble Wlttl Wt•· en" (romance) '47-Ray Milland. Teresa Wrl&ht. 0 &> Did C.V.tt (C) B llltetr1 t: ''Soll ot a.n. Stan"' (western) '53-Kelth Llrstn, Donna Drake. Cl) Movie: "Sa Lona .t UM Fair" (drama) '51-Jean Simmons. Dirk Boa•rde. 1:00 tJ Movie: "County F1ir" (ro- mance) '50 -Rory Calhoun, J1n1 Nl1h. DONn1 (C) Cl) Mtwft: ''CroNtd Cirdt" (drt· m1) '58-John Smith, Fey Spain. , 1:151 Co••unlty lullttlll Board (C) 2.-00 All-Nlttlt SM: ''Tiit M11lc Bow," ''Sl1tt1ry's Hurricane," and "Dodor of Doom." Z:lO II """'''" Us 1'il -(C) FRIDAY JUNE 12 ' For mornina and afternoon listinpt please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Belowt for your convenience, are the dayts movies. DAmME MOVIES I 1:30 O "Mr Wlft'• a.t Fnu4" (oom· edy) '52 -Anne Baxter. Macdon- ild Carey. t:OO 11 "llall ..... .,.. ...... (lcMn• ture) '51 -Richard Tmls,.Shella Ryan. "Tiie Llw va. lilly tllt Kid'! (western) '54-Scott BractY. 9:30 O "On tltl ltlt'' (comedY) '62 Norman Wisdom, JeMfftr Jayne. m "Tiit List Alll'J lla1t" (dram1) '59 -Paul Munl, David Wayne. 1:0011 (C) "Rainbow llland" (musical) '44 -Berry Sulllvan, Dorothy L•· mour. m {C) "TIM Qir1 Mttt LIUIJ" (mu· sical) '57-Jane Powell, Cliff Rob· ertson, Kaye Ballard. Z:OO 0 (C) "TIM Mtuldaln" (dram1) '56--Spencer Tracy, Robert Weiner. 4:30 tJ (C) "Snta Ft" (dr1m1) '51- Randolph Scott, Jereme Courtl1nd. rvrN1'\11. 6:00 II"' Newl (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. m HUllUtJ~ (C) (30) 11 RED HOT ANGELS * TAKE ON TIGERS! 11 Aalael a..w (C) (2 hr) The Clllfomia Anaets meet the Detroit Tlaers at Tiaer Stadium In Detroit. Dick Enbef( ind Don Wells cell the action. D Sil O'a.dl Movie: (C) "DM1t tie Defiant" (draml) '62 -Alec: Guinness. Dirk Boaardt, Maurice Denham. Anthony Qu1yle, Nlael Slack. When the H.M.S. Def11nt sets out to help conquer the N1poleonlc fleet, peace aboard Is ruptured by 1 tussle tor power between tht captain and his first lieutenant. Tiie Flinbttna (C) (30) Star Trell (C) (60) I Dia Yan Dr'• (30) Cl) AIC £wet1i1t& Ntw1 (C) (30) Wltat's NI'#? (C) (30) "Children of the World: Brazil." I (() cas ""' <C> <30> htblo • Espeflftla (30) Tutr. de las Estrellls (30) Ntws 111 itM RMlld (C) (60) Jack White, Glori• Greer. 6:30 8 IOllC N...mc. (C) (60) · n. ea.. aa.. CC> (30) Jim McKrell hosts. Ann 8. Davis, Louis i and Pamela M1ton auest. ~. FIWOl'fte Martilll (C) (30) '9fJJ Muon (60) 6 H11ntltf·lrinkl1J (C) (30) Eltm1ntt and Priftdplts of Dt· lilft (30) "La11aua1e of Deslan." An exploration of the elements of form which play 1 major rolt In desian In the arts. I (J) Tiie Munsttn (30) l1itidtro 34 (C) (60) KAUR Dtsert Rtptrt (C} (30) J1ck Latham. Gii) Di• 11 Y1rdl4! (30) a> Calltplq ..,_ (C) (30) Gr1h1m l(trr. 7:001 CIS Evtnl•& N ... (C) (30) ........ , Ult? (C) (30) I U.. Liiey (30) ....... Ciect (C) (30) (i) a.. Slleaca (C) (90) . W ltlt (C) (30) Robert Cromlt dllcuues Noel Ger10n' book "The Divine Mistress," tftt bloar1phy of 1 brilliant wolftlft who beclmt mlstms to Voltaire and Due cit Richelieu. I Cl) Tndl er C..•••11••••11ecen1 (C) ~ Wtlt (C) (30) Sl•,l•elltt Mall (58) Dat lift (C) (30) 7:30 11 9 (() tet StUJt <C> (30) <R> Smart Is asslantd to htad up t ''dirty trio" to aet 1n lntelllpnce code from the safe of Colonel Kirby ~n Dehner). (60) A film •bout fretdoft'I In mt· dieval ti.,..._._ It WU loit alld intd. ~: ................. ... (30} (R) Lie ......, .. NPlrn...i.11111 .... (30) t:OO 9~ F.W., MM: (C) M.,..... (dr1m1) '69 -ony Randtll, Anita Ekbera. Robtf't MofttJ, Maurice Dtnh1m. B Tiie .... (C) (60) "Round· ibOut" The Baron pretends to join 1 11n1 of hoodlums to htlp break up ............. .,_...9'Mf9r· rllt, Sue Lloyd. am...,. c... t11t lfWa <t> (C) (60) (R) "land Grant." A STOUP of Greek lmmlaranu clalm th• Bolts' mountain •nd have 1 deed to prove It. • (J7J (I) frldq Nipt Movie: "The I Iint." Dmd Suallnd (C) (2 hr) ..., (30) Nauc ... (60) m Hlr. Cupanal (C) (60) (R) he Uth Thieves." Afttr their horws ire stolen, Buck and Mano· lito try to reform the th.levet--two charmlna teenaae 1lrts. fJ (HJ (l)G) 11lt flJtlil Miit (C) t:JOI""' (C) (30) Bader Ward. (30) (R) "Tht Ntw Car1os." Carloi. News (C) (30) Biii Johna. who hes 1lw1ys complained about lledMI tlpltlaa (30) the nuns bothtrlna his for donations 10:00 II U Ci) 8' I 1'6£.1 Dt New and other help, Is worried whtn ti••uJCitii (C) (60) The second they stop. of 1 two-part series salutina tht O MiU6eft $ Movit: (C) ''lahla of cr11tfve caplbllltlu of student clnt· RHdttpur" (drama) '55 -Lana mato1r1phen and other fledallna Turner, Rlch1rd Burton, Michatl filmmakers. with Peter Fonda as Rennie. A rich ind corrupt woman host. Amons tonlaht's films is "Mitt is m1rrltd to an Enallsh nobltm1n, Game." but falls in love wtth 1 brlllllnt I I """ (C) (60) doctor who has been raised by tlle l.M, AWMtfcan Strtt {C) M1h1r1nl, ( ) (R) "Lem and the Mountain I Trd er C.1t ... llACll (C) (30) Cabin," with Andy Dtvlnt, Leslie Peny Mat1 (60) Parrish and Petet M1rshlll; "Love fD TH fnllldl Clltf (30) (R) Julia and tfit Divorce Sale," with Andy Child prepares ''Tlmbalu." Pr1ne and lesltJ Ann Warren; and (I) Eltlf1 cit AM« (30) ''love Ind tti. Comedy Team,'' with 7 55 ft:\ ,. ....... i... Ruta Let and Jack Carter. : ~ --· de s.,u-. ....... ,..,.. (C) {90) 1:00 II QI (j) TI• C..W., (C) (30) T ... O'Cttd H~ (60) (R) <Mr Herbert's objection, Spud hM (30) •area to fly an upectant motht Ttle-CI .... .0 (2 hr) to Sin Francisco ind unknowlntfy lO:lO Ml MMlh (30) pleb up 1 stowaw1y cat in the 11:00 !~Ntwt (C) same condition. -.. ID Nm (C) 0 (j7J (]) m T1M lrldJ ... ,--..,..... . <C> llo> <R> "54-CO ind A&ht." m ,..., <C) The Brady klda flltlt over what to cal tf t11t Wiit (C) a•t with 94 boob of trtdlq MeN: ''Tiit UMIP" (mystery) •tamps. -Ell W1llach, Robert Keith, m Tt Tell 1M Trutll (C) (30) Warner Anderton. m DOur c..,.,... <30> Tht I "' s.w, sai. Said <C> first of I 26 hllf·hour film series · 11lt f....,.. Sip (R) of the works of both new and es• &ta Nt* a las 0- tabllshed filmmakers. Toniaht's films 11:301 u MfrY lflfftft (C) - •re "8roken Ties'' and "Breaklna the (j)~JellnftJ Cann (C) Habit." • S-fer .,...,. II> llladta (C) (30) ( r1m1) '67 eter Yin Eyck, Lttl· 1:05 Gm llct.I Utwe (55) ti• Roman. 1:30 11 a Cll .............. <C> c30> J!m Diet c.wett <c> (R) Ho11n leams t111t 1 Gest1po • ftiNtre t : (C) 'fta~• of U. official knows of his eaplonaae ot>-M....-' (honor) 54 -Kart mtlon at stile& 13. Milden. '•trld1 Medin•. DID (j) m •a• .. • 11• m ...w. <C> ,... ea • ..., Fren· (C} (Jo) (R) "laurlt Matlt." Jttf f lcMt"' (Wftttm) Tony M1rtln, Dillon and Pew M1xwtll hM no ,~·34 (C) luck In oomerlnf ind frrttrvlew1n1 lZ:OO f'll'\ •-(C) 1 mlllonalre lndustrl11i1t (M1rtc • 1.11..1 --Richman) until 1 little alrl Is lost 12:15 (!! ~ Cl1tt~ Sewtt1tffn: "Hell on In the woods near the milHonaire's Devil • lsl1nd. 1 . estate. 1:00" Mfttt: (C)_ "lnt.lttdt" (dramal !'a!~ Irey -n.tr. (30) ''nit •1 (L'::.!'~:,n. Ro111no Brm . a@ rn m T1M '""' • ...... : '1'llle .,..... ... .. lblr (C) (30) (R) "Host to tr.. (my .. trJ) '56 -Sydntr -Chlplln, Ghost" Capt. Greg Is CllJTnOft'I AudftJ Delton. houM 1uest whllt Gull Cott•I' le l:JO II C.._.., lllMttln INrd (C) btinf rtP1lrld. Z:OO tD Aff.NIPI -..: "Miry of SOt· I Tiie Dnld Fmt Alw (C) (90) land." ''Tht Sht Devil" and "Mr. 1mcw;1n. ....._..., CQ ..,, .. . ..... , r PRE-SUMMER SALE Our &ua Qu"'1ly A.LIJMINUM I .. -cw"!!'!!"!-"""SOlll .. ,.-.,...--o.a--.. -A~ Adnnccd ai~ing permits ia lrudom of dni:n. Clean, amooth ~ .. r ... .turdy ialerlockin~ p:im:lt. l1aill·in ra In piUu "ilb 11~~ on12mcni.I po.I make for :i pstio t.'O\'er of mod.em beauty anti ~Jlren11h. SCREEN PATIOS ror br;e or mWI ~ ~ mobile bomd ••• AD ,\JanWiui: Lup Doon; Ca; Proof. ~fkel• tbe wiDd. SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING O.r I r-A Olfitt OltAHOI COUNrY AWNtNO co. Puil o.r /«Jory 2202 $ .... St. S...aAM II S-0491 ..,,...._"""" .,._.. c_, onJ 11ttl#r- ,._. ,,.7 .. 7U c.,.t ............... u.... . ......,, c:...c. ,_ .... --.. -. ~ ...., .....,._ -·""..., ...... ,,_... ............ ...,... ... __ ....,....., .. ..v.-.......... .-.......... ·~ _ ............................................ _ -........ c.,.c. c:..,.t. Yw Cet1 S.. AM Ortw CAPRI New At IAIDEN GIOVE LINCOLN-MEICUIY 'TN .... v-... Aw ... •lle A~q" IAm mil I.YD. AT _., 131-2918 Pa.1• 18 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE<, JUNE 6. 1970 Where To Write Her)>wt S. Sdl&olser Yice Pr-1dent • HBC 3000 w. AIMMda lk.wtlanll. C.lifoml• TH 5-7000 Mr. John McMahon Yice Pre9ident M C 4151 Pra.pec:t Holfywood. C.llf. 90027 HO 3-3311 Mr. Perry Lafferty Vb Pr..tdent CBS 7800 8-rty Boulev•rd Los Aiw•es. C•llf. 90036 OL 1·2345 Local SUtionl Cftannel 2 (C8S) Mr. Ray l . Belndorf V1ce President le Gen«af Manaaer l<NXT 6121 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, C.Uf. 90028 HO 9-1212 a.-1 4 (Nae) Mr. Robert Howud Vlco President le General Man•aer KNBC 3000 W. Al•meda Boulevard Burt>•nk. Callfoml• VI 9-3911 a.nnet 5 (ln:d1p 111•00 Mr. eou.tas Finley General Manacer l<TlA 5800 SunMt Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 9·3181 Channef 1 <Mic> Mr. John McMahon Vice President & General Man•1•• l<AllC·TV 4151 Prospect Hollywood. Calif 90027 NO 3·3311 Chonnef 9 (ln d 1:p 1 ••nt> Mr. Charin P. Dwyer General M•n•a•r KHJ·TV 5515 MelroM Hollywood, Calif. 90028 462-2133 Channel 11 (t~dent) Mr. Char1 .. O. Youns Vice PrHldent & GenOt"al M•na9er ~m sunset Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 2·7111 Channel 13 (ln~ Mr. John Hopkins President le General Manaaer KCOP 9 15 N. laBrH Hollywood. Calif. 90038 OL 6-6050 Channel 22 (Independent> Mr. Fredrick 0 Custer General Man•1er KWHY·lV 5565 SunHt Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6-n57 Channel 21 (Non-Oommercl•I) Or. Jomes loper Genwal Manaaer l<CCT 1313 N. Vine Hollywood. C•llf. 90028 HO 6-4212 Channel l4 (Spanish Lanaua1e) Mr. Joseph Rink Gen•r•I M•n•1•r KMEX 721 N. Bronson Hollywood, Callf. 90028 HO 6-8131 SATURDAY ---JuNru - ·.~ 0 p '• : •• 6:.2511 Clve Us T11it 0., . 6:30 tJ Sl•Mt SoMltef (C) 6:55 m Mernin& Pr.,er 7:00 tJ OdYIMY (C) D Q} ~ m HtdM & Jedle (C) fJ @ (})EB C1Miwef (C) GJ Mr. wi..bo" CC} 7:30 tJ Dustp Trede!ISC (C) U @ (})Q) S-iey die ltar (C) L-00 tJ a ())TIM kbens (C) D @ OO mHere Co•es t he Cru111p (?} \ I @ mm c.t1"°°'a cats cc> ~llTi• Tales of Wells Flfto 1:30 tJ 9 Ci) lap lunny/RNd Run· n• HH r (C) I ta@ m Pink hnther (C} C.mpus Profile Mnie: "MutinJ in Outtr Space" (sci·fi) '64-Glenn Lanaan. m Cisco Kid m Mcvie: "Last of the Desperaclos" (western) '55 -James Craig. Jim Davis. 9:00 D ~ @ m H. R. Pufftstut (C) 8 Movie: "So Soon To Tie" {mys· ~ery) '57-Richard Basehart. .• fJ @ (I)® Hat Wheels (C) m Movie: "Down to UM Sea in Sllips'' (adventure) '49 -Richard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore. Dean Stockwel el Canciones J Musicl al) Panorama Latino 9:30 tJ ! ~ Dastardly & MtttUey (C) I 6 m Banana Splits (C) 1 •al The tt.rdy Boys (C) Cuerdas y Gultanas 10:00 I ~ Ci) Wacly Ractt (C) @CD · ~Hawks (C) • Mcvle: ~lifornla" (ad\·enture) '61-Jock Mahoney. Faith Oomergue. ID Movie: "The Naked Gun" (mys· tery) '56-Willard Parker, Mara Corday. m l>ueblo sin Esperanza 10:30 I Q!l ({) Scooby-Doo {C) • @ @ m The Fli11tstona (C) Movie: '11le Niatrt tt.s [JIS" (mystery) '42-Jame.s Mason. Joyce Howard. 0 @ CI) aJ Gtorae of ttl• Jun· &ft {C) m Movie: "The Counterfeiters" (mystery) '4S-John Sutton. Doris Merrick. 11 :00 tJ ~ Ci) Archie Co111tdy Hour (C) D @ @ m Major Lta1ue Base- ball (C) Teams to be announced. fJ @(])G) fiet tt To11t11er (C) The Ides of March, Vic Dana. little Anthony and the Imperials guest. al) f"resta Muic.tna Thrift 11:30 0 @ Cil aJ American landsbnd (C) Dick Clark hosts. Mel1nie guests. 0 Movie: (C) ''Tht Last Tonta· bnll" (adventure) '66 -Anthony Steffens. m Movie: "Road to the II& House'' (drama) '47-John Shelton, Ann Doran. 1970 I t (C) r (C) the (C) ) 1c:e" los". Jim in 1ard ean (C) ) (C) re) ue. ys. ara (C) ts'' fee .... ris :C) ... l. C) tie st. nd 1ie I· ny 1" In .-, I ~ I P 'J () ( l '• 12:001a (j)Tilt ...... (C) Movie: "Double Jtepafdf' (dra· ma) '5~. Jae* Ketty: m Movie: "Tlte Other love" (dre· ma) '47 -David .Niven, Bubara Stanwycil, Richard Conte. @I) Tutro Familiar Gii) Drau de ta ,Stmana 12:30 8 9 (j) Penelope Pitltop (C) 0 Movie: "The Shanehai Story" (drama) '54-Ruth Roman. Ed· mond O'Brien. (fi') (3) Judy Lynn Show G) Visual Girl (C) 1:00 8 ~ (j) Superman (C) f> Movie: "OptJation H lni" (Id· venture} '63-Tab Hunter. Frenkle Avalon. Q) Movie: ''Two.Cun lady" (west· em) '56-Peggie Castle. William Telman. Marie Windsor. §@ Sea Hunt Rubi Upbeat (C) t :30 IJ fl!) (j) Jonny Quest (C) 0 Movie: (C) "lladl Horst Caft. JH" (adventure) '54-Jotl Mc:Crea, Mari Blanchard. @ @ Sdlool Days (C) m-.s....the USA (C) Q) Sterline Tltube (C) 2:30 8 Repertoire Worbltop (C) A pi· ano concert by Miklos tvanich, In cooperation with the St. Louis In· stitute of Music. B Movie: "Mary, Mary" (romance) '63-Debbie Reynolds, Barry Nelson. I StipPJ (C) tnsipt (C) Movie: "Yaqui Drums" (west· ern) '57-Rod Cameron, Mary Cas· tie. I Ci) Far• Show (C) Scope (C) Viraieclades Musicales / 3:00 8 KNXT Reports (C) (R) "Come ' On! Carrie, Come On!" The study of a remarkable new approach to physical fitness for the mentally retarded. Clete Roberts is the re· parter. IJ Movie: ''Tbe D111I Past" (drama) '49--William Holden, Lee J. Cobb, Nina Foch. Ei) Why/Kids? 9 Film Features (C) m Silvtrwinp 4:30 D RETURN Scene Seventy (C) Clay Cole is host Little AntMny and the Imperials. Michael J. Brody, the Blues Busters. The Tokens. Candi Staton. and The Stone Hammer guest. Q) Lone John Sliver (C) 1 (]) A Man for the Record (C) 'm Soni• Malkin• on Campus (C) (R) m Quest for Adventure (C) s:oo O trs Academic (C) Competing ht&h schools are Compton, Excelsior (Norwalk) and Ramona Convent (Alhambra). 0 CIJ G} ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) m The Avenaers (C) Movie: "The Garment Junete" ( ama) ·s1-Lee J. Cobb. Richard Boone. Kerwin Mathews. W Patty Duke 0 Cl!m!rJ UCLA Bruin Track Sptdat: Th! National Championships (C) Spartscaster Jerry Coleman an· 0 tjj Ci) T1te Westenl Open Gott Touma .. nt (C) Covera1e of the $130,000 Western Open from the Beverly Country Club in Chicago, Ill. Billy Casper returns to defend his title. ! (6) Hip Chaparral (C) Jo c:e Chen Cooks ( R) I Bia Movie Tllne IJM ... a ... ture kacllas tt) Clrle en la Tarde ..... oat of Doua Mf'Ctun, who I m Underway for Peace· (C) It.an u 'J'rampu on NBC's The Vlqbdaa, Wtdnaclays at 7:3e PM. 5:30 IJ Ralph Story's Los Aneelu (C) . (R) ma) '59--Richard Todd, Juftette O MBC Newservice (C) Gordon ., alyses the UCLA Bruins Track and Reid team and their chances in the lcrthccming NCAA Championship meet scheduled for Des Moines, Iowa next week. @(I) Saturday Twin Bill: 'The Three Stooges" and "Pied Piper of Hamlin." 2:00 8 mu s TrHhouse (C) 0 AL Indianapolis 500 Hlehfi&hts < } The 1970 Indy 500 is featured. I Upbeat (C) 00 Voice or Acrlculture (C) Taros Bit Pidure (C) Teatro def Sabado Greco. Graham. fa C1il Feature Film (C) 1J Rams Hl&hfi&hts (C) Dick En· m Trhtl the World (C) berg narrates highlights of the 4:00 IJ "Movie: "·30·" (drama) '59-1969 NFL game between the Rams Jack Webb, David Nelson. and the San Francisco 49ers. 11 Spy (C) I McH1le's Navy 3:30 8 Jim Thomas. Outdoors (C) 0 Movie: "Tiie Naked Elrth" (dra· Visual Girl (C) International Magulne He Said, She Said (C) R1"em1n THE CEREMONY -OF INNOCENCE His hair matted beneath an iron crown, Richard· Kiley sat framed by a Tudor castle and its stables. His body was cov- ered by imitation mail; his features were heavy, like the late March day, For twenty minutes he remained there, then the photographer asked him. "How about a big smile, Mister Kiley. Just one." "King Ethelred," said Kiley, "was not a smiling king." Ethelred was not a smiling king. Little wonder. He was king of England from 978 to I 016. "For a monarch, his agony was the Calvary of all otim~38 years of almost constant war," says Kiley. And yet Ethelred dreamt of peace, while family and nation espoused war. So he tried naively to buy off the fe ral Danes. These events presage the cragedy of Ron- ald Rlbman's "The Ceremony of Inno- cence," which will be seen on NET Play- house, Thursday at 8:30 PM on KCET, Channel 28 .. An Off-Broadway success in 1967-1968, it has been adapted for tele· vision by the author and producer, .Roben Markell, a four.time Emmy winner. lt!l distinauished cast includes J arnes Broderic as Sussex, an 11th-century hawk; Larry Oates as the moderate Earl of Kent: and Jes.,ie Royce Landis as Ethelred's embattled mother. Alfreda. " But it is Richard Kiley as King Ethelred who bears the play's import-especially for this time. Lean and full-bearded, he is a civilized. compelling king whose f ailurc be- comes an indictment of his age. Jn Kiley's view; "It's the eternal tragedy of a rational man in an irrational world. The saint • or the soldier had the clear course. The soldier just fought. and the saint prayed to his god. But the rational man who says 'This is a war of attrition' goes under; he goes mad." These words suggest an analog y with Don Quixote. whom Kiley depicted in his Tony-winning role as "Man of La Mancha." "Both are somewhat ou~ide the ftow of normalcy. But otherwise they don't have too much in common. Quixote was the great holy fool-like Dostoevski's character in 'The ldiot'-but more distorted in a comic way. ·•eut tmlike Quixote, Ethelred was totally aware of the problems, totally aware of the windmJlls. Jt was his normalcy, his bal· ance, that killed him." ' I atlantic music is SONY headquarters, from $49.)0 to $7)0, tht'y.re all he1e, ready for you to listen to ... '· 90NV M9clel 20 Autemoblle Canette Player System IJi)] NEW SO.NY CASSEnE-CORDER ··HOME-PORT ABLE HI-Fl!'' .4.50 THE SONY TC 11 SOLID STATE AC/DC .-CASSETTE RECORDER A recording instrument that works so easily you can operate it with your eyes closed. Snap in a tape cas- sette, press ti button and 1ou 're ready for business or pleasure. Operated from batteries or built in adapter for household current. . - The Sony TC 18 comes complete with batteries, remote control dynamic microphone, leather carrying ·case and personal earphone. 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