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Home My WebLink About1970-06-13 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa< 7 .. • ' .. --· . ' --. . , -• -·' . . ver • • ' ' -. • • . a1 • -· Eor· ·.Uft IJoctor Mates-·-. ........ ,.. ... . SATl:fllDA Y, ,J UNE. '13, 1970 r· -. • .. __:: • -• • --- -'" -~ . ·----' . ._,.......... •. -- ---- ' • • " -- ~ ' . . . . -... -• • :Call .. The••• Do~s .. ~ --• t • . .. ' ·~T"Ptl:Ot'""'""" 'rs TMlRE'·AtDOCTOR IN"THt'1tEN~WATsONJibt!Slf YoU ht. Mr. and MrL Vinn-W-Plck;1.fp ·M0'1-at,UC I ~--J'Ct • . ·• ---• -------· -· --· ----- - . -· . -· ~. ---- " --. .. . . -. - --. . .. By Police S'hoots Sell .~~Ddi:· K~IMP.-,,*Pews; ·a~ailS .. s:u~.1'f:Y .. Won't Wai~e . -· ' :·.· ,. ··· Coines 11.."Fter E~~radition Sail in N ~~p~i;.t · T r<ff-f ie ·siop: · A HuoUngtoo Beach 'nlan P.,....., bJ. m-·-~ 1M> M.IJa rent!«• pollc< tor what·they dQcrlbod .......... and two ~ GplGnjl •Ult na-, plo,trallic vJolation" .-111e ~..,. By ARTHUR R. VJN8EL 0t fM DllllY iiitl.t ltaff ~lelighl tiller Robert W, Libe'ty, accuaed al. muffing out the U-of at leUt two. mm -.......i blm, will ftghl . utradillaa to CallfomJa to 1ae. .111« cl>arges, bis attorney dlac_. Friday. -. -----. Ho bad agreed to waive the com· pUcaled proc<edlnp on Wednesday and wu expected to be returned to San Diego Friday, but WU -committed to a COiorado meotal botpltal for obse<Ya- tJOn. 1be ~year-old slayer pleaded in· nocent by reuon of insanity to a vanity of .charges stemming from a robbery, lidnap IJld gunfight with police near Colorado Springs. 'By JORN V ALTERZA Of .. °"" '"" ..,, Vice l'relident Spiro Apw and Gov..-Ronald Reigao dropped In on a~ at'tbe Westem White HOUR Friday . .-.. lkJmmed Ollt three -.-i-~lben...wen!~f-.,!lb their 11111lliea and friends Jn Newport Harbor. ChaUlnl· only brlelly at dockllde at the Ball>oa Ba1 Club the Reagam IJld Agnewa eommmted oo the HarborArea's gloomy ~. -waved a few times, then boanlecl Ille haury yacht "Mojo" for a voyap o1 unspecified length. The llUJllpluous cruller, loaned fGr the eveolnl by Newport Beach reiJdent Frank Mullq, pulled ·out before sW'ISet and headed toward the Lido turning basin . Ills girlfriend IJld alleged accomplice in the T a e-a d ay crimes-Identically charged-entered the same plea Tburl-Earlier in the day~ both officials drop. day before Judge WIUJam Rhodes end pod, In. at day-Jooi conferences of Presi- wu Do ordered to undergo examination. ·Cleo'~ NJxm'1 Advisory Co1D1cil on U..;..,. aOd Ann K. Bierley·i of ,Jnte<governmental Relallona In Sao ·~·,,-· . • • Clemente. Eugene, Ore., will be he1~ for days Reagan· ts a member. Agnew ·bowed at the-Colorado Stat. Jloopital .al Pueblo out .-elected to the .Vice Presidency :i:.. poydllatmta probe their mental 'l1ie -cool.....,.., aUended by is Uon!1° Dael! crlseo ai>L the · flldenl ly. lod'Y by pulling a l1IJI ·aad -., JIOV9llllDOll1'• ~entlon lflJltl lo hlmseli In the llomacb. 1Jalel, ~ IJld dtja. · , ' •llu!lllngtoo lnlu<ommunlty Hospital One major point drall.ed dlirlDJ ,lbe ol!iciBJs. ataled u "bour Jaw that -the day_£t0~"'!..~ ~-~ .cOOdJUon of Earl~,f,:llll,_11, o1 to mate a lyltmia rGll~D MiiiijililiA.ve .• was "Only lltilf.0. purchases lo allow dUea lo oell lo Uncle tory." Sam theJr .bonds for pollpll<!n-~ Officers Frank ¥orelll a1xl.J"'.J')' Blalr water treatment plan~ at a lOwer rate launched the purSuit of Ellis after tbeJ than the current interest Jevesl. sa~ him commit a traffic infraction at Robert Merriam, a Cdcago manu'fac. Garfield Avenue and GOiden West·Street turer and chairman o(· the commlulon, in Huntington Beach. described the naUon'1 flJcal 11tuaUon Tiley caught up w1lh their man at Ef.o and bond market as "still crlUcal," then liJ Avenue and were about to aPIJl"*:h outlined the several intricate points of the vehicle when they saw the driver the day's dbcu.ssions, pull a gun. Both officers heard ·1 shot Both Agnew and Re1gan, he said, and saw Elli.5 slump behind the wheeJ 0 partlclpated aclivtly ln today' a or bis c~. . discussions and prabed the cornrnllllon Goncerned hospital offldals 1ailf EJlli for ib work." was-btlng treatiCI ln·tbe'lnt.enalve care The pollution-lighting program, he ex-unit "but b not mpooiiing u he abOukt." plained, tnvol_v.es_ .... the.-.f+de r·a-t govenwnent's purchase of local non.tax~ able bonds at lower-than-,market rates, then selling the bonds at a higher lnteresl (See AGNEW, Pate ii Physician of \'.ear Public Defender Briao J . Mullell talked with the former patient at two Clllifornia olate bOIPltab Friday aod said he ife!JuJJaly' doeil hot want to «tum lo Lawsuit Filed ·on. County . ., . ··2 ·Do~s -iu .. Douse~ face ,dlarges. ~· ~ ~ of the toiture murder Cf 11 for1!ler f~ lnmoJa al Ataocadero ~:Jlalpltal •••••• difJ ago In San IJte&O, appormJy """ a· grudge dating Over CQnstruction of 'Jail WASHINGTON (UPI) -.'!be l'real· d~~ ~IUee on Eaiploymeot al. the H appect, today named Dr, Gfratd R'. Clari, the Jl"'SI~ of a ~e!Vlly!v . l)lental ~tutton, ... ''phyaldao lit the nor.;• CIJl<f, sa. Jead 'df the EJW)'ll llllt!. tute tn E~ l).1,alnce l9ll, will -1•• hh! award· at the 'Amertcau Medical Al>. iodation'• eon~· on 'OccupoUooaJ Health in Cos · Ani&s Oct. J. · back lo that time. JiOberl J,)rion, 53, wa1 beat.n, lllbbed Bl . -.~ --·· . · ' ond. finally lltrJUllled with a neckUe in ltor oqua"!""" that, punctuated the· J. J. Smiaek, ·county -al. ·build-. · Ora1u1e I ' j , c.ua . bis s.n· Diego oparimenl ,. 1 Long bulldlng of the fll mUUon OrllJl(e cOur.. · Ing "'"lcea, wu the prlnie taraet of - ------BpJOANN!! R!YNObllll ~-be-oilv.,...e'""' Beadl•teenager·-ped !oM-dlauffeur-IY..JaU.became..pobUc.,_aFridaJ_wijh, lrwln:a.attack.al tbalJimo..""1.lbo..NM•n, or r1111 Dlllr l>MW ""' • "It's: mer to . have ~ who Ls wttcbed In horror. the filing of an •2000 law!Uit against ty orflclal was .accused of falling to tx• --. ~, I!'• !'!JI ewiy .;.pie who CIO <elebrala 116lnl tbn>uP 'tbe ume thtoRa )'Oii are He' baa also tieen indicted by the Orange County. ercue control of 'the ploject tl\lt .wu be-. . Wuthr grap"'!IJon ,......ntodloal llChool and their aad ,wbcvunilerltanlls the probleml," Pat ~e CounlJ Grand Jury for the March Thole damqu ll'""·denuinded by the gun Juoe 25, 1911' and compr.ted Nol.em-, first weddlng annlverw:y ,at·almoat the nOj<s. ts ihcdlnrinurder of.'J'homaa Astorino, F, E, YOUOJ c-trudtoo t;omP911Y ol ber 25• 1911· Sunday'1 lho.N...;.; whatinera' ... .same time. . 1 "'WIM!n L ltlrled 1nlill&1 ICIOol, I 25, a b'mer r'IJCllD-mate who was dumped San Diego -tbe ~Jor contractor· in the Irwin said Smlaek •"Improperly held of.·them,· win be' wJdefy 1e.t•......._ !kit "Patr.idai and Ed N~""Wa~ will hill no aperience With! bio<bimlltr,, near Sunset ·Aquatic Park in Hwitingtoo two-year project -Ip a COO"plaiqt which . back" 1 payment of $100,iOo af&er the the weathermatr promlles, 1;;~ be •able . to . wbi.n they gradual< from .0 ~ wu nlceJo•boft Eol"""° Uiidenf.U,f Beach,' • • hold> the counly fully· r8pollliblt for project wao accepttc! bee-of the mpstly. sunny .skle1 . lllld mld-70!! lie\ Itvtno't -~ ,ol 'Medicine tocllly. tile; ·1-al. . bjod•m91'1'''1t help DelOctive Sl!L-Mooty McKennon and "pn1)ect coonllnaUon fallllt11." • ·need for remedlall w'ork .., the Jall'• w .. lher for the-Orall(t Cout. n..~ ami1._.r.1a'S~; ' . , ~~-· #a•. • Det«tlve Gil Veme .,. among lawmen The counlJ1• unwUI~ oi,tnHilily' fourth floor. And lhe •blllliHnc -· • · · ' '.l'bt'eouple iDot arUCI's inedlcil 9CbDo!' ~·Pit and Sd•lllJI · , . : !nD r•arlool qencJa in Colorado to dovetail Ille bofldh>1 al. the ladllty, Irwin clalmed, falkpd to odoqualelJI coo-'INSIDE TODA 'l'. 1 ' which they~ bolb atteixled for: the '~ .'!'h!:-~llao . · '·'ped ~":,,~~~!"""Ual '0,le ~on =·1:!,IO.;!~~ -~:"~~~!,~..::.: ii';;i.op" · j~~;· Piice;1 widow l>iit .!Oilr 1'o1a. Palis from Loi Antela =-In their""_, ·~ .. ,.,,., p1amec11o 1eo1 n,."~ .31 caUber biked the v"'"i co., ~"b;"".m,41o. by ff daya. -• ••_Jii'lh• IDOtld·~"'"'if Clmc, WllO •nd. did bei-uod~u•ie -k at 'Pit IUI ibe ~ ·_.,the' )ialol lfld bf·Libertf ·tn the -JacuJar ThM and llP!a.· lbe· actloa. ~. Irwin told the board that 'cilliei' <heckli · hdd. been <la~bb"f,ill ·J:SI' 9u• UCLA. Her huaband, who Is fl'<llJI Palo goilfC a llllle rough .-imnr ICboJastJc . Colorado caper, lo~ ·11 ballli!les 1..is Young worken ~unable to cirrj out were held back by Smlaet·foo no r..:.on . --~""'{'· ~·Jor_~ .~~.~~In ign Alto, apenl bb undergraduate yem .al ~-wJCb ·a -k'ftpii\c cOuld llol< :.bJm to .anotber Hlllltlolton cOOatructlon on Ille llnea cantained .In that wu acceptable tn the Young com-•• t t """" _.......,,..., of 11- UC SaoJa Barbara. . roQtlne, • Beacb. niurder. • , •• the .plan f!ldone<! by the county becawJe PW· He alao allqod that Snilaek r.. . ~I; hos. be'" "'"""'"'",,_ "It's not very oommon to have a -al. Newport Beacb wblle <fn 'lbe detecllve leA\'ft wu originally .,., chang<s In 8'lledulel that were not fuied to irant Ume ellenllon& to bis to1ll> ht1' from "b<Jlond. • Rtael buahancl aad wile in medical 9CbDo!," ..... 4ht --.,. •lelVlll( pected lo telum loday, l!IJt_authorlu., paaed on to the coolracl« by coont1 clkjitf \ifien• the pn1J<!ct wa1 delil1ed byi , ; ,htt ..!'J"'f /O<lgi( I~ famU11•W,t~· nyspjt;"liut tt'i'nol all Iha! rate." .sana.;, far ~que "• _. -eipect tbrm boCt Moiiiliy, al wbldi oflldala. ~win~ rains. , • • · llT, . · ' " • · , • • ' ~:.tr~~==..: :-r.::-·~0ia. ...... ~'IT.;:~;~~ 11e1~:V~~1.oat"~:i ~r:'t:i::tit~i:ti: ·~"= :::m·"r'. I '. two fhret married cwples In tM elm "We clloM ~ ...._.. It ta WDJJam lleod llaJd Friday, however, tlJat but tbe .board denJed the •Ja!m without ~it •·• n'illUO...,jj,jjn hill~ <iit ' ~t::e' ' . _... -=·' · 1 :· ahead of us, .. she eiplains. • Youn&~uc:t dynamic bolp&.J," she cMocei are dbn tbll the CandleUcht canine an named county officials t.o .rs-~,bla cllentl'cen ~ ~'held .fts:pOIDo , =•::!.;.. ' ,1. ~: ~~"' • :l,, Beine married •lo J<llll' medical ICbool .,.;¢ • (IM UUllTY Pqe I) ~-~ tbe .chlll'lll made b1 altonlfl ..., f~ condition• thil_!..!vegl/,jllly.:JI!!. ,_, ,,. , • -... .lnrln. -• ~-lob~ nearer Ill mlllloo: • ~ • • • ----•· I "' •:~" ---· ....-- e .f • I f;-- • • . ------------------,..---------,..,r-----,---r-----------------.-. ---..... .-• . f . DAILY P.llOJ ' ... r-· COSTA MESA-ON~ Y ..... • . ... , · 11i:ey MaY, Kick, . . . , ·n~t Do~'t Argue . Bj TOM ti.UILEY o1 .. .,..,, .......... ~ { . . .. II' YOU llBAD Ille 1J>C>r1a pages of tllll newspa~: the <'lhtr day, you mlibl have been •leJnpted tO:draw .!he con- clusion that England's soccer players were the Wild" Ones of the current World CUp conlelt, rudy and wtlJing to cut down with a craj'ty boot any mo\iing object 8bove the level ol. lhe turf. -· --··--' Perfidious Albion, the column implied, was being partic- ularly perfidious in Mexico City. Jn.no.. cent Latins were being felled right, left and center and removed lrom the nm for the Jules Rimel trophy with the1borough·· ness of Kitchener at Khartoum and Marl- borough al Malplaquet. . • Our soccer ezpert told us lhal yes, Indeed, the game was robust bul En:gland a It Maocbester Unlted was carrying" tbinp a llWt too far Jn defense of, the coveted World Cup. The MincmUW quite righily got panned on their )ast tour here for a con:- scientiot&S spot of. clOg work that wu -let us be fair-ro- pald' in interest by their bristling Benfica opponents. - -· • YOU GET THAT In IOCCel' ~arid·qala'. I! 11 a rObual -which means that It ls nol loM•bat lbe 'l!z>illlb call \ . . .. . -p11111 .. and alisles. .. • . . '. Your columnlsl hu had a breathtaking tilrR • w two . . ... ..; around IUndry arid auorled stadla;and quickly --: :;.::saw~=~·=~~- the IXimi:f tian.. _';:.;: -I . ' · ,. ~ • • ,--"- Bu! this b a general decline and qult> In ~ with' our age of violence. And I don't think Eniland started it; Jn.fact, during the 1»51 World Qjp, sROfutors ,wllo.walchad Brazil~ the b&cbides off tllelr oppanenfl mlved the old~ .cry o1·war111n•.1"Ddon: "We.ean·!Oke It bu4 for lbe, t«d•s .,ii,, gift them U back." · Th&t Is by tho way: Wllal we want lo ay la that Man- chest<r United II nOt Engtand and there is e much greater , ' . . regard for codei of. soccer conduct when that naUon's rep- resentatives are sporting their wrote shirts in a foreign land. YOU CAN'T PWCK the conduct of a touring club team . out of the air -__apecially wben you watch IDccer once · evm-_Floocr --M!f ·ten the World tn general ihat t11at1 iJf Englaod for you, what a dirty team and why don't they clean it up. · ,M (fco' sporWUnablp, well Jel'i take a look around •• and rdlect • U.We on the otJ' adage about alooea •'"' glaaa houses. . "°' One o1-th~.haso111 this writer '41s never been able to _perslil'ln a willininea to walch and thoroughly undel'stand baseball is the disgraceful way la which an umpire's ~ ci&ions are disputed on the field of. play. 1 never, in many years or watching cricket -poesibly the nearest ~uivalent in Britain to ~e American game - aaw a player so much as say a word to anyone if·he wu · gi_ven out to a questionable decision. THAT'S WHERE we get the phrase "lt Isn't c;ticket." 'lbe cricket player accepts the verdict, tucks his bat undtr bis ~ and walk> to the pavilion. Anything else b not ooty unthinkable bal Impossible. · 'fh8t's sPortsmansbip. That Is the way to play games. I left ~ Angels (ame in the first Inning on one occa1lon ~ause of an aStonishing display of tantrums tn which botltJhe.manager and the bataman disputed-the"\ifii}ttre111 deciSion. . Yes, Its tough down 1n Mexico 'City, quite a few of the Iajis ai'e gQlng to get buplps a1l4 bruises and a man or two ls going to be ~I off .the field for dirty play. But take a good look around before you pick on England. Be Early Bird DAILY PILOT readers again this year can get two baseball tickets for ,the price of one on "DAILY PILOT Night" at Angel Stadium. The 2-for-1 offer this year is good for the July a contest between_ the Angels and the Kansas City Royals. "Early Bird" ticket orders from boys and girls 16 years old and younger also will quailly the -kids for a· chance to Win a triple prize -four tickets tO a futoce Angel game, a baseball autographed by the.Angels and a chance to meet his (or her) favorite Anget · Yoongster1 who l¥ant to compete in the Early Bird . Bonus contest should send ticket orders, along with a statement of 100 words or less beginning: "My favorite Angel is ............................ be.cause_ ......... " Runner--up prlt.es wiU be awarded. 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VINllEL -~-_., ... °"""""".....--- c-nenpt tUJer Robert W, Uberty, accuoed of mufflng out the liYOS .of at leut two men who crosaed bbii. wm fllbt ·emadiilon to Calllonda 1o face 1he cbarpa, 1111 lltonley dillClooed Friday. - He had agreed to waive the com- plicated proceedings on Wednesday and WI¥ apecled lo l>o· returned ID. San Diqo Ftlday. but WU committed ID. · .1 Colorado ·mental. bolpita1 for observ•· -'n. 2S-year~ld ·ala.yer pleaded ln- llOOllll:by rwon Clf1DllnHy lo a vanity of cblrae6i stemming .from a robbery, -ritaI ~hway RecapbJred~ In Cambodia PHNOM PENH-(UPI> -Cambodian troops ID.day reopened lhe vital highway linliliiC --Penh to the nation's only &.p ••tel' .Uport, despite lolell3e fllht- lnl 81 the croes roads town ol K- Speu. A North Vietnamese general waa tilled near 1he Angko< Wat ruim. A Cvdw'lan military Jpokesm1n laid oil tank and food trucb-qatn ........... . . . Ing ee Hipway 5. Tbe roadway linklnC t-,i ml llfDf!chl with· police near He b .-ol ~. ~ '"'/'4" Detecllve GU Veine are among lawmen -Ciilii'oilio-s~-Ofaformer !illiiW biilllei-al Al*...,, _from_yarlouJ agenctes in Colorado Bk 'g1rttrlebd ml alleged accompllce State Hospital seven aayf,'l>~iit'i ~ ~lo probe IJberty's potential role> tn ·a.. T u e; d a y crtm,._ldenllcally lllqo. appamitly over. I ini<fi• ~ in a number of other killings. cbarpd--entered ~ same pie& Thurs-bact to that time. ' -,. • Tbey·-planned to test fire a .32 caliber: day -. Judge· WWlam Rhodes and. RoberfJ.1""" $1,·wu'bei'ten.' llalobed p!a1n! Ule!f by IJberty in a..· spectacular, waa•cir'deredtoundergoexarriinatlon1 and fmally Wan~ with a~ln Colorado caper, ro see if ballistics tesl.5 IJbiinf and Ami K. Bierley, 21, of Ills San Dleao apartmtnt _u_:.ai J4ic coold linl; him .to aoolhtr HunUngton . Eu,..., Ore., •will be held fcir 30 days Beach l"'"41er kidn~ f«.1 dlaodle1fl' Beacb murder, at the ~~State Hoepital at Pueblo watched in horror. f , ...... , 'lbe detective team was orlginaJly ex· whtk Pl)'cb.tltrilts probe their JQtnta1 He bas also beefi dndidid-by' th peeled to return today, but authorit.ies •states. Orange County Grand J.,,..iir11.; lolard> now upect them back MO!lday, at whocb Pub& Defmder Briall J . Moltell talked J2 sbooCtng murder of-~ time the slugs would be compared. with the former patlenl al two Callfornla 25, a.lwiner ,__mate w\IO ~di"!ll•.f Runtlngton Beach City Press Secreta~ stab:r'.··llaQit.Js· P'riday and •aid he near Sunset Aquatic Pll'k.:"ID ~-Wllllam Reed ~d Friday, hoWever, ttilt dellnitely -not want ta-return to · ·Beach. -, -_-::;. .': 1 :_ -. cl\'"""' are dim that the Candlelight f-cbarpa. llet>ct1ve Set. M<11ty -JlllL: (See LIBERTY, Page 3) Beach Driv~r -Stopped, Tries ' To Kill Self A Huntington Beach man pursued b)'i police for what they described as a "!i.mo pie trlfflc vlolaUon" ended lhe chase ear- ly today by pulling a gun ml shooting himlell in the stomach. Htmtlngton Intercommunity Hospital olficlals: stated an hour later that the ccindWon of Earl Clarence Ellis, 43, ot to: Memphis Ave., was "only satisfac- tory." ' • ·19 1ho capftal Ind ~ Som,' wtift c-Modi1'1 oO!y oU ~II,~ -"Cr.!4:~1&·1' Offictn Frank Morelli and Jerry Blair launched the pursuit ol Ellis alter they u,,, bbJl commit a lrafJIC, lnlractlori at · ~ Avenue and,_ Golden Wat Strte\ . •. llJ·JOANNB REYNOLDS ................. lt'• not. every couple who Clb ceJebrtte IJ'duatloo from medical .-i ml their f~ w~·anniversary itiahnotl the -time. l • · iirt)'alricia.ml Ed Venn-Walloo wiD . bic a~ ID. when Uiey gradua!e . fn>m UC · Irvine's School ol Meiliciile lo<W'• 7htfr anniversary is Sunda'/. ' The ~e met 81 UCI's ijiedical-scJiool wldcb 1hey bave bolh attmled-I« W ..-;t.loua' -Pal.ii.holil Loe Anplel .... did bu undergradlate -81 IJ!ll.A, lier -· who II from Palo ~ .... •hhli' u--'......_alluatc · ··· at .• ·~ ,. ___ ~· .. t ~ ~ Sm4a: Barbara. \ t 11Jt'r nOt very· ccmmon to hive a ldbliaid 8nd wife· lit n!eaical ICbool," 11f1 Pat,:''but it' a not all ihlt rare ... ... ol Iba l!IOll ........... ~-,et•"' -.. lba--...iuJr~ .. Iii -. ................. f. jarted~MllM :w'Vlit'c.nt...,.1--111111r 81 a e..r sl one Cambedt•n· soldier d .. d. Thi Com-cl-·-be adVlnlqeous. .. ll'• nk:ie· to· have 101DeODe who ls aoinc tbl.,aih a.. ..... tblnp YVll .,. ~ who llDda'Nod:s iM problems," Pit nolel. "Wilm I started medical llChool, I hid 001 esperlence with bio<hemistry, oo tt wu nke to bavo Ed who understood the !1npage o( bbcbmistr1 to help me." mllnlll troops wen drl'"" fnlm 11ie town, The millllrT ~ ·mi said Nri Vietnamese and Viet Qlill ond ~ Pathet Lao allies bed aet up --tall>·.and storehou,.. •In tbe 1kjullO mile temple i:omPlex ol the Ith century ruinl at Angkor wa~ 110 miles wth- weR of Phnom Peril. &thrP1t ,and QI aay they never found tbtmlelvtt in a position of campetlng with -other. llather, they helped oae another in their atudies. Tbe Cambodian1 have declared ibe historical -... .,.. dty" and aid itJ: tre8ldrel were too l'ltuable tD nlk in wv1 .... The ,..,._.. appealed for wurld , reectkJe to ..amemn the C<m· 11"lllilts fcr-,lllilc-tbe uea.-.1-unetn.,.,.. 'Ibo ~-spokesman d0""1lled ~ Speu .. "1he hottest ipot" of cambodll'1 nr 1galmt the Communllta. Flag tram the Pa.st P8'' said sbe 9llllHlllmes found 1he goilli a llUle rough combining scholastic riopoOslbtlltles wHh •a boulekeeping routine. Residents of Newport Beach while in school, the ybung doctors are-leaving Sunday for Albuquerque, N.M., where tbeJ Will do their .iplemlbipa at the COUR• ty hoopital. He said the beavieet !lgbtlng was 'm the southern part ol the town and said Cam- bodian pllne5 hid cln'ied out raids in an effort to diJSodge an estimated 1,000 Viet Conll in the .,.., J. B. "Bill" Murray, Commander of American LegiOfl •Pool 2*!;.Now~· port Beach, accept. l~,--okl American Flag' from flllbw' '"""*' aire A •. B. -King, whooe grani1m;,/her made the six by eight-loot llag in honor of Kansas· becoming the 31th ·state '.in 1861. Flag, 50 !tall JI cannot. be mended ·or cleaned,. will occupy , place of honor in Legion Post's 'F1ag Day Ceremonies 'Sunday.., • i - ·jTwo-o1.111e &frll Ii oUr ~ ... m.Vried to Older doctor' and there Were· tWo • -mmled c.,.jpJeo lo: thi class ahead ol·us," she uplalns. kiq lllllTled to. """ medical school "We cbooe Albuquerque -It II a young ·and dynamic boapiW," •he Mid; Get Y 011,r Hands Off the Toyoros A. •gnew.s,-· Reauans E n1"oy TOKYO (UPI)--Tbe To)'Ola -eo .. ~-J_.1 larpst -~-an -Ji'rtday It ba found lls -auto- LawsIJit Filed on County Over Construction of · Jail . mobU.. to be dtfectlvi and II ft<alllog ' lo Jlu!illnl!on Beach. . ,,.., caight "" with -mairat El- ... -"_ and were about ID. ai>proacb the -irllen 1hey ..,, the driver pull a .W.. Both olllcera bean! a shot and .,.,. Ellis slump behind Iha wheel Of h1I car. ' <loncemed hospital officials aald Ellis waa being treated in the lntensJ:ve care umt-"butl• not responding as he abould ... -,Trio Sentenced For Burglaries . 'l1ne men who broke lnto 1 NewporO Beach escrow wmpany's ol(JCeS lind a nearby restaurant last. March 15 have been Ordered to serve varying terms in ()range County Jail. . Superiior Court Judge James F. Judgo accepted pleas of guilty lo charges of """""1 degree burglary and' ,«dared' John Byrd, 31, tQ ·serr.e an 11-month jltll term with five years probation. Milton Lee Ray, 25, also known £aa . Don Lee Benson drew a nine-month spell and Robert Larry Tate, 24, was aent to the jaU £or sis: months. Both med will aerve three years probation. The three defendants, all from Los An· 1eles, broke into the Bay Escrow Co., and the· Indone!ian Rest.aurant, both 1t 2$15 E. coast HJghway. No loot wu taken lo lhe break-in, officers said. S il.. --c -Ni H b U-for ""1't!Cllon-Bltt.r' sqaabbles ·that ·p11nctuated ·the hiked the· VOU11g.Co,, cooli by.$1111$,1\0. ·: ;f.l ::if>tf;:.·· !ewlJ6Tf · -ar Or ~ .. =yt1oat~:Stt:.·= ~:~.:::=~~c~~: ;-=,':1n~'!".;..°:.:!'°:;::.: ArgentinaRecognized , of Its-ears will lie rtcalled by the end the flllnC' ol an •:ooo l&sult against constru~. on the· l1nei ~ Ill•. · WASHINGTON , (UP I) _ The United By ·;iOllN'-VALTEl\ZA ".. : · .Earlier: tn•1he 41t, both olfiellll·dtop-ol !:::.1.~"'the'conmledl''!'..?' lhefd ~ect.deTbef Orange County. the plan endorsed by the .CO)llll_y.;~·1 • states b .. annoonced diplomatic reco~i-·"'°'-..-o.Nr "" • · ped' In at day-long conferencea of Presi-ret>U" • w n ...... ~ sa .. IC ec-Thoae damages were demanded by the . or changes ·In, sch~uJea : that fl#e. not . lion of lhe military junta 85 lhe ;g~l ~·'Vb ,President Spiro '.Agnew and dent Nlion's Advisory Council on Uvi~:'~onttlnlneofitspaa:,n,: F. E. Young ConstrucUon Compaqy of pa~ on to the contrlCtdr •by· COlJ!lt)' ·government of Argentina. tiov,.nor icanald Beagan .droppaj~tn on ·=r~lat Relations in . San ~~t eon:. Mart r~t a San Diego-the major contractor ln ,lhe offichtals. ' '"' . , " _, . • :.-~ at the-weatern, l'lbite House Tbe _...,_, ft. J two-year project -jn a complllnt whl<h T e company s 8• ,evances "'t'~-aor,,. r------------. cum.:.Tc:il\..~ Reagan is a member. Agnew bowed . ~ were Jll"'4"\..~ a er an . holds I.he county fully responsible Ior before county supervlsora laSt March 4 Ftid.r· aftei'l)oon, aklmmed out three ~t. wilen ~ to ~ Vice Presidency. 13• 1970• the company said. "project coordination failures." but lhe board denied the ~!aim .wiUJout 10U.1 1ater then ,-:eftt--y1ch~ ~ilh. n.e ~conf'erence!I, attended by 26 ~t .sald high speed l!rtvlng haa caused The~county's umrillingneas or lnablllty calling on named county officials: to res--~· ~J~ aoc1·~,Un-.Nn{i0rt mem:ben-indodlngtwostlteten1tor1 t}Olntlnthefuellineandthefutlpwnp pond to the charger made by attorney U' • · • mad twoi--erpiored the n• Itself \o crack. 1eadhtg to fuel Jeqage. to dovetail the building of the facility, Oscar F. Irwin. ~· • • .... . · .. ... • tiaill' ~ai~ .... ~ the federa.I It said ftra coWd occur from Ute leak-the action states, led to a aeiies of con.-. ·a.tt1n1 ,.onIJ 'brl<f!y• at ·-t " 1 , . to 1tnoctloo dtlQ>· ad ..lmpaues wbi<:b J .. &mlsek .. c:oudty dlteclor ol-l>ullii ... ; ··~= BiJboa'1Jlay~~.·~R-I-:::,;;----· 1 ::&D&ll,,_-~~~-f:ion..,ranll· -. , Ing .services, was the prime target of U1B ,.. , ~t, ~...,. -ui.zai. Irwin's aftack at that lline Ud~the c:iJun.. ~ ............,.., ttia•!llrtior -'•' 1 Ono '1111Jor' )>!lliil :dranOl during the G e d B I ty oUlciaJ. was aocused of falling lo U• .,..,.,..., Wl'IOll;a::,;..~, ··-·01LtbeNison>adin1n111r1t1on rtn a· n a--e t errisecootrolol .1he'pnljocttbatw•be-Sunday'asbowen,whattbetem lbm\1"1iiicl0olillla-~!~"Jli>Ji" . <tt ...... , 0.,..,...,...,,.-.J bol1d .a gan Jome IS, 1916 and completod Nomi>-ol them, will be widely scattered, 19f.a,..,1p,otiolt_.i.n.!!1WIL _ • ;..nml ... ..., __ to ~·tolJoicle -her 25, JIM. • ~;~=:".~· ::i_~ -.'Illa'__..._~ .. .-;lfll!: -1'or Jli'lo•;·~ N--.l!. c· P'-'• 0 H Irwin said Smllet "fmP!Ofl<flJ 'beld th f lb Or CoasL ~> ... ~.~·-·~t·,a..ta ,at·-a·-,rate ua'3t amp wns 'pen . vuse bock". paymenl "'·•100,tilo.afler 'Uie wea er°'. e ange n•(iitai1'r~: · · 11io111> ;_ttia....,..,~..rlo¥eil.,. f""Jecl wu 1cceplid 1boeluae of tho INSmE TODAY . and i'"-"-'•,W. ,,.,,. _ •"Ill. 1 t , ,f:_':;llofttiln-.. ..:.,•:.Chicatlltbe 0 .-::::.::. llpoefaf lo lie DA!l.Y PILOT we will make lhtm .wekotne and lhty need for remedial work on .tbo .Jall'•· · · .. .. · • • · ,._ '-a..i ... ~ -----. atRONA -Shamelealy, and that'• can aee 111 tbett ii tow,'! II.JI Connett, fourth floor. And the bufldtng cttrectort Bilhop Jamf.! Pikt'I tofu.vi.ti """"'' ... " • •' • : -:= tllf _.-.11on•1 fiscal .oHoaUun .. _ · ...._ 11, .. _ ..... , •• that ben Irwin claimed, failed to ~!Ol'fCi>io-· · · r•~I )h~tDOf{d./aln<d cteri<, who • · • . • , • • , < • :;:-;;-: -•~ U•"~'n -~·~· • t~ ·~ way .~, want ·~ manqemelll ......,.. mem mey poalbly , •·d b •-bbl' , "S ·• , . .. • ma ~ -:iu. ui.,.;nJ, •~• and ntembert of u,. Glen Eden •SUn dlsapPolat the publlc. · trot aub-<:ontractors wbble .feffiirt ·kf ob=-. , • '"' een uu tt•g ,.n D P t"'~en- ph .... . . v • .. ·outlfuect the eeveraJ" 1ntrkate points of Club, 1 major nudllt ctnter, will hold '"111.ey wµt _wear clothu u they are serve plannlng...d.e.layed-Young__w.or.br•-_ome114-befor..e.JJ.iLcka.tJLin .... i.969-ys1c1an--o -•e 111e d•l'• diocuosions. public .,....._ loolght. ~~be-Hpi~lfir"'adillrii lhit no 111 , bY-~ · ' tn th<· dt$eit wtld<irneu of ls- A&new and Reagan,· · "We are Uttd Of chasing snoopers,'' ~ al)o~ in the Riversl~ntY • Irwin told the board that othfr·chec:k'! · raet, has bt1n..fn commu11ico.Uon • W'ASHlNGTON (UPI) -Tbe Pral-·~p.udpltllid' activtly in to d.a Y's says Rey Connett, founder of ·Glen Eden club'• heated pool were hekf~blct by Smliek~for no reason with her ~om "bt~11~." Read dill'• Commlllee oro Efl>plo)'lnenl of the d~-and pralled the commlllloa · her t "' toda" tn F m I W k-_,-.t today nained n.r. Getald 'f L ., ... ...w.t.·." . Sun Club, the largreat member~ned "With us, there ii no thoughC of Shame. \Mt was acceptable lo1 lhi Young ,COin· L. 'o.. 11 a 1 ti tt ,.,... ...,_,._,_ ..-~ ""'" nudbt club ID America. We ,....ldn•t p11t Oft clotbea merely to pany. He also alleged Iha{ Smlle.k-re-1•· R. Clark.1he.-1-~ aw...... ,,,. ... ,~. ptqjram, be.fl• , ·~ ~ t Ume rt loo! ;o hll mt~I ~ .aa 11~ of tile ~-iii'fd~~ the Jed e r 1 1 ~ a-I p.m., couplit_ and be 'QWW:ltc up/ " Cocmett cOntlnued; 1...w w grin e ftll "'"' L1111en 1 -'\CID, ll; IMd" Ole '!I!:!"~ ..... -·.,....-" local non-tu-Jam!ltel -flllpact 1111 ..---..,... pldod 14an-wW ·-· -cllenll -the-pn>Jed ... dlleyad by :=..-.:~ liilelal!WJn,Pa,,_1..,"f!I*-'" allt.-81 --. ---·-•Ill Vlllmnwlllbavettltt1-<ldan-beavywlntlrrains.' ' .-. ,. loll ....._..t;lloi'.A -:-...i.u... ...... 11abcrldaaa:llilliorflli8Wll W. flldl of .. -119""" ltlylo(ille_pdd8. -T!la Yaunt .Comfll!11· wu the lowest =---'l aoc!lll!P'• c.ciw-·On' 'I 1 .... flelQI. · GllaUsatac.~71.J.l·ndW ·btdderf.-•Jallcontraclwbcllr-ltnl --• lt'Oaltli,18 i..' sf •w Cid. L 110o-'GllD,. S) •u -U. .. wt11 11111 ..., ...... _. ,_ 111.o11tl'..W00. '-'-----------1 lllhll'lllllftMR! !J -" '*"'"' ll '""" 1 .. 1. tlldl Mittth lt•U ....... ' --' . I J ' ., .. • ( I • J D~LY PILOT '1.,, ........ .. ' = i t ' ' • . They May Kick,· But Don't Argue lly TOM BAil,.EY OI'_......,, ...... IF YOU 'READ the 'ports pages or this newspaper the, other day, you mlgbt have been tempted to draW the con- clusion that England'• socctr players were the Wild Ones ol lhe current World Cup conltat, rudy and willlJll to cut down wilh a crafty boot aey moving object above lhe leyel · of the turf. ---Perfidious Albion. the column implied, Wis befng-paruc.. ularly perlldlous· ln Mulco City. Inn .. cent Lal!DJ were being felled rtihl, Jett and center and removed from the run for !he Jules lllmet tropby with lhe lhoroog)>- .,... of KllcbeMr at~ and Marl·. borDUih at MalpllljU•l. . Our IOCC'< upert ·1old U1 that ya, Indeed, the P!ftO wil rotiult bcit England a Ja Mancheiter Unit.ea wu cuiy1n,g .thinp a little too far In defense ol the coveted World . Cqp. 'l'be · Mlpi!IDI - qulle rlghUy got ponned on their Wt !DUI' 1lero for -a =- lcienUous spot or cloa wort thlt was :_ let'• 6e lair·-~ . pol<! In intuet! by their brialllnc Benflca oppcaeola. YOU GE!' THAT 1n·socctt·i0w arid again.Risa robust game which means that it 11'not for wblt'tbe Enl1llb call pansies and sissies. ~ Your columnist has had a breathlaldnl -or ·two around oundly and -lladla and· qulckljr .......... that theri has been a tendency lince ·~ polnlJ !!1;11 for the IOCcer player lo COJ'ICeDtrate more oo iia ClfP*d ,tJau. Uie.roundball. ,'-•• ~ • -• ~ ... ·.~ Bui this ·;., a general d~ and 'quil'! ID"n,pjlir'_. ""' ac• of. violent.. And I don i 'ihlnl: . .,,.,.... iilrtl.f It; In fact, d1lrio( the 1111 World i;:.p, 1l*daton wlio wa1i!!-4 · Brazil kicking lhe backsides off their opPQl!tDll -Ibo old rallyiqg cry ol wartime London: "We:'.an' tUo It liat, for the Lord's ,.ke, rive U-Ji back.'' ,. That II by the way. WhJi we.want to..; ii llull M.,,. cheater United ii DOI Ellgl8DCI and there if a. mudl gruter regard for codet ol aocctr conduct when that natiOD's rep. raenlativea are ~ their white shtrU ID a foreip land. YOU CAN'T PLUCK the conduct of a touriD( club team out of the air -especially wbe:n you watch aocctr.anct every Flood -and tell the world ID aensal that that ii Engl•nd for you, what • dirty team and w}q don't the7 clean it up. , ~ ~~ ~· ,l'ell1 \'I'll take a look around UJ Ind reflect a lKtle on the ~e about ltonel IDd &faaa houses. One pl ~-w-m• lhll1 writer !WI never been able to perai4 Iii a l!flllllnlllilD -ilmd tllorouP1Y -buebalf ii the diqraceful way In which an =Pfn" cfo. dl!Olll. m disputed on the field ol pily. I never, in many years ot w1tchlnr cricket -polllblf the neanst eqllivalent In Britain to the American game - 11w a player· so much as say a word to 11JJG01 U )Ml wu lfven out to a questionable decision. THAT'S WHERE we get the phrase "It lln't Ctichl" The cricket player accepts the verdk:i, tucU bJI. bat uzw:ter' his lflll end walks to the pavilion. Anylhlng eile ii DOI Diily unlhlnkable but impossible. 1bat'1 sportamanship. That Is the way to play lllDIL I left 1n Angela game In the first Inning .., one occulon because of an astonishing dlrplay of tantrums In which both the manager and the batsman disputed the umpire's ded.!Jon. Yes, Its touib down in Me.xico City, quite a rew ot the lads are going to 1et bumps and bnllses and a man er two IJ going to be sent off the field for dirty play. · But take a 1ood loot around before you pick on England. " Be Early Bird DAILY PILOT readers again this year can 1et two baseball tickets for the price or one on "DAILY PILOT Night" at Angel Stadium. ·~ Tht 2-for--1 offer thl1 year is good for the July a conlesl between the Angels and the Kansas City Royals. "Early Bird" ticket orders fr om boys and girls US years old and younger also will quality the kid! for a chance to win a triple priu -tour ticketa to a tutiue Angel game, a baseball autographed by the Anlela and a chance to meet his (or her} favorite Angel. . Youngsters who want to compete in the Early Bird Bonus contest ~ould send ticket orders, a10111 will\ a statem~nt of 100 ~ords or less beginning: "~!y favorite Angel is ............................ because ...... , .. " Runner-up prizes will be awarded. 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I Agnew left the White House _compound at about ! p·.m. and made -~ short hop by heHcpter io Newport Beach !Or · a change of clothes. --~ Reagan, whose departure occurred' as Valiant Scores Over Intrepid ln Cup Finale . STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) -Vallant1got another <k>se of her favorite light weather on Long Island Sound Friday and defeat· tct Intrepid by one minute and three seconds in the final race of the prellmin- a.ry trials for America's Cup defense can- didates. Intrepid appeared to have· the advan- t8ge at the start but couldn't hold it as Valiant outpointed her rival all the way up the first leg or the 10.8-mile course. Valiant led by 1:28 at the first inark and stretched her lead on the two reaching legs to 2: 18. Intrepid, which defended the America's Cup in 1967, closed up a bit on the final leg but Valiant still won by more than 200 yards. The New York Yacht Club's _race com- mittee had hoped to give Heritage, the third defense candidate, at least one race Friday, hut there wa~n·t .time for it. The Valiane-tntrepid race had been three hours late in starting becau!t of a Jack of wind and it didn't end until after 6 p.m. EDT. A heavy thunderstorm and a sharp wind shift hit the two boats as they were near· ing the finish line. It was the only fast sailing they h'ad all day. Valiant and Intrepid ended the first series of trials with 4-3 records. Valiant actually finished first in rive races but lost once Lo Intrepid Tuesday on a. dis- qualification. Heritage, the Florida contender. had only two races and lost both of them, one to each of her rivals. DAILY PILOT Newp.n •••" L .. , ...... ,~ '""' .. _ H111tl ..... 1Mct. ,..,.,.. Yelt.y s .. c-.... l)ltAHGf COAST l"U9Ll5HING COMl"AN'I' lteHrt N. Wee4 Pntllltftl tnol l"!Mlsl'otr J1ck R. c •• r.Y Viet l'ttJi•>f•ll lt4 Gentf•I M ........ lho1n•1 ktt•il Ell,... l11111n11 A. M11rphi11• M~lnt Edi!.,. newsmen arriv~ at tbe compound, stood silently for several moments while the press and hi! aides argued over whether or not h& would answer a single q__uestion. He aniwered just one--a query on Lt Gov. F.d Reinecke's commeiits earlier this week that the mass medi.i should withhold broadcast and publication of graphic material taken during campus disturbance!. "I don't think he was advocating censorship per se," the governor said. "What I believe he proposed was 1 a form of self censorship, particularly in the broadcast media, where scenes of campus violence relnfcrce a small minority or agitators. Perhaps it would cool things down a bit." With that. Reagan lert. lnside, other members of the advisory commission held forth at a press con· ference. The group included recently replaced Federal Director of the Budget Robert Mayo, who reinforced the ad- ministration's policy of heralding the economic crisis u only a temporary manifestation. '"!be Federal Re9ef"Ve Bank," he ~ '' is ,loosening up a li ttle bit in rtcent days and Ls slowly lifting some of the restrictions on its fiscal policies by mat- ing a few more funds available. '"lbere is more than a ray of hope for the months ahead," he added. In Newpor1 Beach, Reagan and Agnew and their families boarded the Mojo at about g p.m. with guests and several of Agnew's chil~en. Mrs. Nancy Reagan stared at the sky as she and her husband awaited the Agnews and asked, "What happened to our California weather?" "It was here this afternoon," 3001eone replied. "Ju"ne," she retorted, Agnew had but one comment as he boarded. "l only wish I could come to Southern California and this area particularly more ot'.ten." Shortly afterwards the cruise began. But a last-minute shipment of supplies preceded the <llloving-ofl An aide scrambed on board, laden with jars of pimento-stuffed olives, cocktail oNons, lemons and limes. Music and Art Festival S1mday At Saddlehack f\.tusie and oral interpretation perfonnances and art exhibits -in- cluding a series of environmental walk· through sculptures -will greet visitors Sunday at Saddleback College's art feslival. Besides the performanctS and artistic constructions at the 3 to 5 p.m. event on the Mis.Mon Viejo junior ct1llege cam.- pus, Visitors will see ~xamples of student arts and crafts, 1ncludlng demonmations in stooeware-ceramks and fabric con· , • , • .....,, -u. 1970 DAll.Y PllDJ :S r ' . ' ~otriotism Big Business · • -. ' .. ·Flag D~m.and Exceeds Supply - mw YORK (AP) -On lhi ... Flq °"l'1 SjiadoY ' banner m1""'and decal. dllllitboiton "I' ~.la' •I' Ille ....... 0( Ille pole; ' •· • "Demand 11 up sharply, I'd sq mr 100 percent,~above .. tut· year," aakl •,a apokuman for Annin & Com(>IJlY tn New York, the forger proeluc<t of cloth flap Jn ~ COO!!Uy._ "It'• more than ·the, In- dustry can· handle.'' "We've deubled our sales in the Jut JI months," said H. J, Sanders genera] manager or Dettra Flag company, Inc., near San Francisco. In Virginia, arr official of Mount Vernon Flagmakers said demand is ~ter than at any time in me:mqry, ~nd New Eng- lan(I flag factories rePQrt they are run- ni111 several weeks behind in · fillin' or· Biggest OCC Soph Class Graduates By STEVE MITCHELL Of JM 0.llY ~lllt llefl 'I'hrtat.entoa: clouds and cold winds sweeping through Vrange Coast Colk!ge'a LeBard Stadium, failed to dampen the spirits. af OCC's, 1,225 graduates Friday evening. The 1970 graduating class. largest In the school's 24 yeans, lined the 50 yard line to receive auociate of artl degrees from Or. Robert B. MOC>f't!, President ot junior coU•ge and Dr. Jimes S. Fitz.gerakl, dean of: instruction. • The commencement address wu delivered by gf1duate Pierce Lucas, a member or OCC'• award winning speech team. Lucas' speech was hued on a quote by Lord Brougham wbo said in 1821, "Education makes a people easy to govim, but impossible to enslave." .. ~ Pllductl Company of New York ·..,.~ ..._ ol 01g decals are •P ll·ilnoeO f!oil.hiot·year wtOi abool 750,· 000 of:)lie ).des •Clld-tlze decals sold ao tar this year.,, • "We'n.teWnc them to polltical groups and to demonstraion, like the construc- tlon worbri, and lhen there are· bulk Illes-we: doa.'t· know where they go," a Prest-On 1pokeaman said. T1)e company a1M> makes largei flag decaJs, incl~ the 17-by,-20 inch version tll,at is affixed to bµ.ses In Las Vegas, Nev., and the seven-by-JO Inch model that is popular with truckers. Ever.Ready Label Corp. ol BellevilJe, N.J., is one of tl)e growing number or bu~esies using nag decals or small banner• Jn pn>motloos. Mlniature, seU-adhes!ve meta.I flags made by Ever Ready are used in dllplay1 for quanUty buyers of the company's other metal products. The 81181esllon I! that lhete CllllOIM'I might like 1o give oot the~ plalel,"'! a public .. rv1ce. An Ever Read¥ IQIO~,.. man said tht ~ flag plates "hive gone over big." Some other companies have otftttd standard sized cloth Oags at a COit u a publlc 5ervice. , ~ "It's a patriotic effort; we're Juat ~ Ing we can break even,'' said a spokes· miln for Pepsi-Cola, ·Which bu offered a 3x5 foot cotton flag f~S2·.79'plus handlln« charges·to customers in the metropolitan New York area for aboot a month. ' The spokesman S<Ud Pepsi has received • :1,000 orders so far . Men than. a year ago, Reader's. Digest Inserted a flag decal in copies of the mag- azine. Slnce then, a spokesman said, the , 1}14ta2ine has sold 0it given away nearly 54 mi,Ulon decals. ; Many obser'verS see the Increased dis- play or ,the nags u a reaction by mkldle- class Americans to demonstrations in w!Ucb U.S. [lags were desecrated or Viet Cong flags displayed. Flags also have lteen used by antiwar grpups. Save our Flag Company, for instance offered a decal that showed an American flag on the body of dove of peace. The company urged people not to let "super patriots''. take over the nag. DAILY Pll..OT ..... ,., R'°""' KMl!ltr Lucas, a national speaking champion, ezpreased concern for the ills of our society. "This class of 1971>. u no class before, has witnessed the effectual com- plainta of the people, aUowed by the freedoms or our democracy. "The academic community has loiidly 8P9ken oul against War, anasalnation, poilutton, racial prejui:l:ice, h u n g e r • ecaomnic imbalance and dher pf1)bletns which block the ability of our nation to govern the people." 'EDUCATION MAKES A PEOPLE EASY TO GOVERN, BUT IMPOSSIBLE . TO ENSLAVE' U~r Thre1t•nlhg Clouds, OCC'1 Cl111 of 170 M1rche1 to Com~cement •t L•B•rd St1dlu1Tt .. ~ concluded by l!O)lin(, "t;et-., .~guard Our freedoms wisely. Let us~never cease striving to SC1lve the problema before us. We waot the education which will enable m: to J>e eas.lly gOvemed, but we shall never be eruilaved." 'Candlelight' Witness . ' . . ' Of Mesa Freed on Bail Or. Norman E. Wat.son, OCC district chan.c;ellor, presented the Oubtanding A Costa P4csa . man who may become afte.r the trio quarreled over the dlspoal-Cltl~ Award to Mis& Anges Blomquist a vital ptdsecullon witness against tlon, of a stolen television set -value of Newport Beach. candleUght kOler Robert W. Liberty was $30. Miss Blomquist was cited for her freed on' bail Ftiday in Superiar Court. • · . They also believe, it was learned today. "many contributions to education." Judge James F. Judge ordered the that Uberty disposed of Connolly in Along with her other·accompUsbments', release on $1,500 bond of Randall Gn:g similar fashion sometime between the she establi.sbed a achalarship fund Allen 25 of 350 Avocado St. and set A8torina killing and Liberty's capture throu1h Newport-Balboa Savings and July '1 as ·the ~ate on which he will this week .in Colorad~. . Loan in 1954 which bas distributed more hear a motion for dismissal of charges U that ls true 1t may make the than $80,000 ln 8Choolmhip -ald to area of murder, compiracy and kklnaping. Westminster man responsible ·for the high school a'nd juni« college students. It i.s alleged that Allen was one of deaths of four persons: Mrs. Marcella The OC'C students were honored for two men who joined Liberty in . the Landis, the attractive brunette with their blgh scholastic achievement during killing last March 12 of Thomas C. whom Llbert9" shared an appartment four semesters at OCC. Maureen E. Astornla. until he strangled her on June 4, ISM, ThompSan and Kenneth L. Johnson Officers found I.he body of the 25-year-Astorina, ConnoUy and Robert J. Irion, received engraved pen sett for main-old homeless drUter In a marshy area 52, the San Diego male nurse whose tainlng the hi1hest. grade point averagts of Sunset Aquatic Park In Huntington beaten and strangled body was nanked of the g:raduating.ltudents. Beach. by Liberty's macabre trademark-bum- Mlss Thompson accumulated a 3:88 Investigators allege that Liberty,, ac-ing candles. grade point average and JohMOn main-companied by Allen -and Robert P .. Con-Mrs. Landis' body was surrounded J>y talned 3,71 grade ~verage. nolly, 35, of Costa Mesa, killed Astornia flickering candles when officers broke ------'----------'---~-----,-----into her apartment. And Liberty, who had placed Bibles on the woman's body, . was seated in the half-light ltfijl?lmlng his guitar. , Connolly, who shared the Avocado Street home with Liberty, has been haunted since the Astorina killing. But investigators fear that when he Is found he will be just one more statistic In lbe toll taken by a man who wu certified Insane just four years ago. • Judge Judge's decision to free Allen t9C1ay was taken after a series of con- ferences Jn which it was made clear .--lhat:11'ie District Attorney's Office wants Allen to contribute to the prosecut.ion of Liberty. f'rom Page I J:;IBERTY .•. Kill~r's Penalty Trial to Begin Mqnday in SA Wi"1eBSes to the killing of a San Dlt10 Coltnty Jan lilmate will be called to the stand Mondiy as what is expected tci be the six-week" J>!?nalty trial of ·convicted tiller Joseph Bernard Morse gets under way in-Oran1e County Superior Court.. Morse, 26, of Chula Vista, is back from Death Row fol-a rerun of the penalty phase of the San Diego County Superior Cdur1 trial lhat brought him a death sen- tence for th~ slaying of cellmate Thomu Larry Taddei: A jliry's verdict that he should go to the · gas chambtr for 'the strangling of the young Tadd~ -It was testified in the earlier trta~ that Morse throttled hJ1 fellow prisoner over a game of dominoe1 -was reversed by the Cslifornia Su.- preme Court in 1 ruling which pointed out that the panel had been incorrectly instructed. The guilty verdict stands. What is at Issue before Judge Byron K. McMillan i1 whether MorSe should -technJcal(y - dJe for tbe kllUng. Whatever the outcome of the current trial be must go on aervlng Ille imprism. rnent for two earlier murders -Utose of his mother and\lllster. Morse, now gray haired and looking much older than his 26 years, was only 18 when he killed Mrs. Hope Morse and his crippled sister, Jennifer, 12, at the family home in Chula Vista in 19'2. Taking fint a baseball'1bat-and-t.herta huge rock he battered the woman and the girl unUl they were almost unreco,. nizable. He has never, San Diego County investlgitors state, shown any remorse over that double alaylng. lti!_h••4 ,, Nell -iOUiii"""Or•li!'e-foilnf,t l'illit struction. ---·.-,,,---The frte event will open · with • performance of the concert band under the baton of Monte La Bonte. Programs to follow will Include madrigal singer selections dlrec~ by Richard Raub, dramatic present.aUons dlreccted by Bon- ni Cogbill, string quartet music and concluding seletcions by the stage band. lc111er slew Davkl L. McCorry, 20, of Garden Grove. Bill ·Bailey's Ho11ie Pleruie Co1ne Back ••. 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UJt '""'t"lt. Exhibits will 'be open thro<Jghout the three-hour activity, plus a surprise au- dience Qartlcipatlon art event revealed durlng ·the fe!llval . Festival chairman and Saddleback art fnstrutcor Dona Bttkhlmer said the t.neme of the second annual fe!tivaJ is "Things m Happenings". And they have been so ill week at the college, where art students stockpiled bundleo of newspoper1, old sheets, wallpaper paste and c:hk:ken wire for the walk-through 9Clllplur• about 20 feet In diameter. '!'be charme:ltd construct.ion dotted with larg~ entry bole!, will be re&dy for walk-through viewers a\tecU7 In front of the art blrildins:. -, Bundle for Pe"' Brlgadler John ~t Allen of Oranke County Salvali~n Army lilt& bale of clothes headed for earthquake vicOms In Peru. Salvation Army still nee(ls tents, blankits and warm clotblng tor thousands. of Peruvians whose homP.S were destroyed In recent quake. Telephone 547-0831 ana . -Red.Shield truck will pick up·yoili dooatlons. Donations· of money for Peru can be sent to Btig. Allen, 410 "E. 4th St., Santa Ana. · ' The AWOL Army soldier found on the Golden West Collece campus May 12 was shot In· Jhe face and chest with a .32 caUber weapon, believed to have been an automatic. Llberty'o gun used in the 1109 robbery and kkfnap of night clerk Mrs. &tna Brenek, 48, was a revolver. Besides that wcapon,..police eonflscated • .22 caliber rine and a butcher knife from the. getaway car, which had belong· ed to Liberty's onetitne friend slain in -San Diego.. The candlelig!il klller-relJ)OIUlbte for the June 5, 1964 ritual killing ol his glrUrlend In Westminster, bOI Innocent by "'""' of lnsan1!y-llred nine sholl at a )one lawman In the chase. Colorado Springs ~tttlve Bernie Carter llld Liberti lold him he couldn't rtload Inlfie dark 1iit knew t!>e pursuer wo.ulcln't stve up so lie and his &lrl and !heir 17-)'tar Id companloh decided to 1urrtnder. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -A stranger telephoned William Bailey to offer to sell Bailey's house back to him. · However, Balley dldn"t know h1I houae had been sold In the first place. The atranger,_ffal-t.arleur _of --.Ogden,. tokt Bailey he bought the ·iu.ooo bowie at a tai: sale May 20 -fo.r $32. But he offer- ed lo 1eU the Ulln back 1o Balley for !400. Bailey dloeovtted he "" allegedly·d .. linquent $UI.~ OQ. • 1965 .ewer ._,. mtnt, plus penalUes and Interest. ·all lolaling 1$1. O!fclab of Sall Lake County 1r .. sum'1 olfi<i Hid they "nl Bailey a leller Ind -adff'rlised aeveral times-in tbe local papen -but Balley said he never r .. celved the, letter and doesn'l read lht weekly In which the ad appearid;-' Ballef'• lawy<r sayo ~. problbly will have to buy the house back.' - ' . I •• S,,turdoy, JUM U, 1910 . • ,, B1 Pre1blteri4!!'~- P 'ulpit and .Pew ... Viet Withdrawal . . , (I , ' ....... ~ oi Tllo •• Dtull\'ll, Zvl Dor..,;., Denll Ffll\on, Jack Fier, G&rJ ItUowllz, Sherwin Spira and Stanley Vitt, Trustees. Com· In I· Year ·Asked '( ~-•• ! • I ;. ' -1t -Pldflc View Drive olCen two hours ot wonblp It t llld 11 a.m. Swl· d1y Churdi School llld Bible ~.,. at" 10 a.m. A ~ of 'Holy Baptlom will : be at 11 a.m. Dr. Wm . 'R. Eller will detiver the mtilqe "What Manner of Lovt". • mittee QI.airman wlll be Har· ll Gartler, !Utual, Jooepll Deutlc:h, Membership ind Al Golub, House. . . . c:mc.,GO (UPI) -'!be tbe ~ ol the Unit«! o-nt, A.oiembly ol '111e Stain hu not cleclared 1 state United Preobytoriin Church ol war with the rovormnenl hu urpd !he United Stain ol North Vietnam." pWnment to withdraw all American troop! from I~. ••• cited ••broad ,.. Har• R.eftmn Teaqile a~ .,. nounoes the. graduation of its Mn. M1deline McGilckln and Mrs. Ann Herman lrom Coan Slella Marls No. l«S Costa Mesa, represented lhis area at the C..tholic Daughters of America ConvenUon held lndoddna by JUJ\t lll, 1971. d;.sagreeil\ont and d I v 1 s I o n amoog tho people of the 1be delegates, reprtsenUng United' states concemlni tl1' JJ mtllk>n Presbyterians, had merit and legltlmicy ol IUCh postponed • vot' on tbe milltary tn1agement. which iaolutlon lo allow Pretlde!lt be cl '" N'-lo 11_._._ n .• case" for questlons can best • ,.,-..,. 'r. .second ConOrmfUon class on Get• Detrree ·Jonah C. Kliewer, di· rector of music minis- try at St. Andnw's Presbyterian Church of Newport Beach, has been given his Doctor of Musical /Arts Degree duri'ng graduation e.1- ercises at the Univers- ity of Sou.them Callfol" nia. .It was the only doctorate ' in church music bestowed by the university in 1970. His work has earned higb honor. Saturdoy morning •t 10 :30 1~ • a.m. Servk:es will be held in SL Jl!Del Eplacopal Cbun:ll -Via Lido, Newport Beach. · • Tbla II the flnt clul lo study for Coallnnallon under Rabbi ......,,;.i P. KJna, spiritual Jeocler <I tboolemple. Members of the Class are: Marla Gabi,, Hope Lei,ier, Judith Romm, DJu lllllldla, Stepbeo SdloJie, steven Woyne· and G<rald Gllbert. at Fr<soo. California, Moy 20 Guest Speaker Elder Spqk• to · 11. About 400 represen. ta.lives attended lb.ls 24th William R. Parker, Henry D. Taylor, elder BlemW California state author of the best-seller of the Church of Latter Convention. "Prayer Can Change Day Saints and asstst· ~ ·-~ reoolVed throuCh the jeo'ple'1 hll policy. representatives In C<logul. • Nison 1<nl George R<lmney. 1be resolution was ..-..i On Sunday evening at 1 p.m., .. n'll lllfllol Qardl of llallqla lleld will welcome bock J1111tl and Hubat Heacl for the llllrc! coo· -.. year. Thia llne -couple will •present "A )ll&ht <I Soos" al Ith ml~ Mr. Head II choir ..... al the llollllowtr.Bap- tilt Qmrd1 and b1I wife, JanOI, 11 -In the dlolr. At tho ........ IOf'lica: t : :IO II 1.m.· JI the Church, Ith · and oraoie ... the Reverend WU!ls J, Loar !!Ill resume his mes.sages, 'They Stood Boklly -Manifesto a n d Martyr". Rabbi G"'°" Goodman will conduct epedal servJCH Fri· day evening, at I p.m~ when the lolJolrinC """ olfleen will be welcomed and Installed at Temple Slwoo, 111 W . Hamilton, ~Costa M e s a : Your Life",-will be the ant to the Council of "Th< Importance al People"' honored guest speaker Twelve. will speak at Is the sermon aubject at at the H u n t i n a t o n the Huntington Beach Harbor Cluiltbn C • 11 r e • , Beach Church of Relig· Stake Conference today Dl1clplts of ctarltt, meeUng ious Science, 420 Tenth and Sunday. The con- each Sunday at Har Per Street in the Woman's !erence session of ~~ Elementary School, 42$ E. Clubhouse at 11 a.m. stake will be held Su .. lath St., Costa Men. Services Sunday. His topic wilJ ·day at 10 a.m. in the begin rib the Sunday School be "Progi'amming Your Stake Center located at at '''° Lm. , followed by Life For Good."· 19191 17th St. worship It 10:15. Dr. D. W. -----------------'-- McElroy Is mlnllter. SC{: Leader Sets Speech On Sunday, June II, 1970 at OemmllllflJ Ual&ed Medaoclllt Clrara, Ma Hell Ave., Huntln,ton Beach, the Rev. Charles L. R<Joe will be pr<aChlng a! both tho 9 and 10:30 a.m. 1ervi<:es. The sacrlmt'r!t (lf baptism will be admlnl!tered to infants and Newport Avenue, next door~~~~~~~~~~ to Costa Mesa City Hall, Costa Mesa. LOCAL No otli1r 111w1p•p1r t1ll1 you rnoro, 1v~ d•v. 1bout wh1l't 9oi119 011 i11 tho Gr11t1r Or1n91 Co1st thin tii1 DAILY PILOT. Secretary cl lloulln( on<! by 1 voice Vote. , Urball Dev&pment. to ad-Jn. a •-rate ,.~ . the .dress the dGnbly. Romney's ·~ ,... • speech, bown'1', waa gtven asstmbly uraecf Un I te d 1 cool ncoplloo and the final Pr...,yterlsns lo wor~ for the resoluUon ,,.., !Jri\i1ar to the eltablhlimenl of violence original report by ~ standing ' l'<Vlew boards" on the loc1I committee on chUrth and level. aocieU'. . ~ 1be report made specific 'Ibe reaolution.,adopted ·said reference &O two B I a ck a "l'llerll commitment to Panther Party leaden killed withdrawal will neither meet by Chicago police J a a t our national needs nor prodw:;e December. lt requested an In· the necesaary Mil.Se of urgm. dependent tnvf:.!!tlgation into cy in the goverrun"1t of South the deaths. Vietnam In Its original rorm, the m<r "We therefore ask our tion referred to. "offic ial government to C<>mmit ilselt viQlence" and "problems at to a withdrawal of all military forte and violence In our person.1e l from Vietnam by sociey llllder cover o( law." Ju°' 30, 1971." 'Ibale.. phrases were chansed f ..... al !'9ol<'1 Chlptl, 7801 ,, Bola Ave., W~lmfer and Morton Ja-., Pmkt<nl; Stephen Gyurik, Vkle-Prtsi· dent; Samuel Ktr1hm1n, Treasurer; W'illiam Colmer, Financial Secn!tary; Harry C h a r e t t e , ~Col;ttsponding Secretary; Mn. D<nls Fenton, ~ Secn!tary; and Mlcbael BoD:lr, J 0 I e p h (See PULPIT, Pap l) Dr. O. Cope 'Budge, presi· dent of Southern catHornia College, will dellver+a lecture this -y nii!J~ Juno . II, at I p.m. on the subject "The 1beotogy of the Holy Spirit. -a Pentecostal lVorld'llew." In the college Auditorium, lS25 Dr. Budge's talk will be the nnt in a three--part serit! sponsored by the Orange County n..ewal Community, a Catholic lay organization. The re50lulion said th' by ,.&nSendmenta Offered by as.sembly particularly opposed Henry Brink,;., a Chicago continued hmtilites "because poli~ lieutenant. " •: " '· " " '· " " .. '• '· .. I: . t .. •. ~ " -- •• • • ·" ... .. .. You ere in'tited to the Fi~ Assembly of God Church ·140 E. 22nd ·SI., Cotta Mesa 541 :17'1 M. c. c-....., -........ I t Aw'IN -..1., Glor:y . . 8:30 AM .... -- P•ml!Y w~1, • ~10:i50 AM -·~ ""''"' n ... , .... 1:00 PM ~c::.: u. ci,, .... Wednnday . . . . . . 7:30 PM -- • PIWC.HOOL A•U I'll TO I &:JI A.M. TO l ·P.M. PH. '4f.2JJJ GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1JTH I MONIOYIA. NIWPORT llACH '4U6Jt (~•-..: .... II ............ II ' n.tlW. ~ ,,,u:; ~,• ~·Mill.i\~~"I Di,., .. , •·tf41'A.Ml·'t *' 1klil11I PflaNtrA ....... 1till A.M-.. M...Wp Whtl ... TM ,.,..., .. 7:00 P.M-''1111e WM et T1ie s,lrlt .. .... s.r..-~r.t... Ma ...... T aUCM CMallTIAN KHOO!. CMl\.D C.All~1.!'ll•·ICMOOC. • KlftDlltOAttTIEH ALSO su-•• •MlltCHMlllT 1'11009.AM K ...... 111111 tll"I .. OrW. ,,_ II "'" J9ly Jiii · ...... c.11 u'"'''' ., au.nu HARBOR ASSEMBLY OF GOD 740 W. Wli-, Costa Mo .. I I 1! II . . -CHRISTIAN SCIENCE . \ CHURCHES : . . IU.NCHD O• THI llOTHD CHURCH THI "UT CHUICH OP' CHllST, SCllNTIJT IN IOSTON, MASIACHUSml "God the Preserver of Man" Su nday, June 14th Costa Meta-First Church of Christ, Scientist 2111 M-, ... Dr .. C.-. M .. ~ Sdleel-t:l5 A.M. Cllerd '-'*--11 A.M. ..................... Huntlngtort Be•c~Fir1t"Church of Christ, Scientl1t ,,. & Ollt• S...&.y klto•l-t:JO 111~ Chrch-t:JOlll A.M • ...... 1..,.._111 M• St. • Newport B•ach-Fir1t Church of Chri1t, Scl•ntist JJGJ YI• UH Clillmlh I .S1U., Sch11I -t :l 5 & 11 :00 1 ... 1 ......... JJI I VS. Li4• Newport S.tch·Second Church of Christ, Scientist Jtlt hdftc Y5n..Dr .. c--. ...... Cllltrch & s.aNy k._,-1 I A.M. aNTIAL BIBLE CHUlCH EmphMlzing The PLln of God The Person of Christ The rower of lht: Hoty Spirit I Su!ldrf Schotil 9 AM ).l,omlnr Wonhlp ' •nd 1D:JO Nd I (~n!n1Sertke1 PM I Wllllnndtr 8lble Stud't :I atld Pl'l)'tt 1 PM I Nunery duri11,1 Mrl'ica 1' AfuUY-........ . Cm. GI a._ ond 2lnf. St. I eo.......,. II••· FrH Mort:•, '••t.r Seventh-Day Adventist Church I' I I 271 ......... Sf,. C.... ..... I """ lllft ........... .... -·-I ................. f :JIAM M9f9Mt w....i, . , 11 :IO AM 1 PNJw Al ...... Wetl.. 7:JI PM I . . .. Corona de! Mar Attend :J/ie Church 1 ··COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611 HELIOTROPE • W•f'lltlp-lt A.M. Q•rch s.k.1-10 A.M. 67:1-41JOO o/ • A Cordial Welcome from THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH I l•llMI hl111d H11ntin9!011 S11ch -North ' 1 • THI UNmD COMMUNITY . I COMMUNITY MtTHODIST CHURCH .METHODIST CHURCH 6662 HiilA¥•. 142-4461 111 Ag•t. -675-0950 Wo,..hip & Church Stho1I '', I -9:JO •Mlw ",:oo •""· "'°' # ·9 a to:Jo A.M. ~ on ip ~--------• I' & Sun4•v School l(vi11l-lMI ll11ff .. ee.t.~.,. . FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH-' , I 9tti St. & H1rl:.or 11...-. Oturth Wo"hi, -9:1 0 & 11 Churth Sthool -9:JO 541°7727 Cotti M11• North • -UNIVERSITY MtTHODIST ·:cHURCH lll-1 233 11422 C11l•1r Ro1d _ 11 Unl¥•r1lly Oriv1 Worship I Church School t I 10:30 A.M. L19u111 l1•cli LAGUNA BEACH METHODIST CHURCH ~· . Y. L HDTWICI, hltw i4M7M a..Alllf .... -Jiil L CMlt Hwy. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH MESA VERDE METHOOIST CHURCH 11~32 W11loy Ori¥1 ;- / I I I I I I I , ., i • ! • • J: ' ---.. - . '· ~ ~ '• " " :· • " ~ lOtRT I. lllTI• ....... ., ...... CAllL elNTllY Ml111mt ff M.it SUNDAY SERVICES fl1IOA.M-'"fwMeW•.A .... M•'" _.,_, 7:11 P.M.-''ftt H•tled.4 ._..., ..,_~·--· - CO$TA MESA .CHRISTIAN SCHOOL All ore cordially inv ited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms QIU C.. P1"i4M Al AU. IDYICU Welcomn You. IT. Ji.MIS. JJtt "'YM ...... ....,_. leKh 7:JI • •• Heir lecl.Jlt t:N ..._,. ...... ,,.,., 1 ... ,~ .... Helrhd ........... s-. t:oo • ...a.o ...... i 1i00 ~· H..,., I 11M 1tt & J~ S... ,. .... ,,.,_JM & 4tfl Sn. CMWC:-.•tM .. •. n. ..... .W.-P . .W..,11,._,... v M1•1 Vt,., I l•k1r Si. 549.2719_ Worthip I Churth School 9:00 I IO:JO A.M. in So. L19un1 Worihip 9:30 I 11 A.M. .Church School 9:]0 A.M. 499-3011 Newport l11th H1111ti11tt•11 l11ch CHRIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED BY THE SEA METHODIST .CHURCH 1•00W. 1.lbo• ll¥d. 2721 11th Sf. 5J6-l5)1 . 67J-JIOS S1rvit11 -. ti.JO I 11 A.M. Wor1hip-9:JO ;..M. ,.,..._.. -........ ,,. -l~ry .._ OIW C.rt PLEASE DON'T COME TO CALVARY CHAPEL I If you ''' loo•in9 for •" 1l1bo11!1 pro9r1rn, or 1oci1I pr11ti91. lut If Y•1t •r• loo•ir.g for i11-d1pth l ibl, 1fudi11, Chri1ti111 f1I• low1hl,. 111d ln1pi1in9 1pirit•d worthip, you'll lo•• u1I T• •ccom· Thti hr. hthl A. C..., A•11l11e ._.., ,..._: 67S .. 211 N11n1ry tliru Z~ 9t1d1 • 11 Church School-· '"I II Chvr°thSchool-9 :lO A.M. 9:30 I II A.M. I~ ~-~-~~ FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2lJ43 Orange Ave., C.M. S•...,. 1:JO I t :Jt Qnd Sc...i-t :JO 611 HAMILTON, COSTA Mll4 I.IV. J, D. WAL.LACI I 111od•f• our 9rowin 9 c~urch f•mily w1 11ow h1¥1 two Sund1y 111•....,.: l :H 110 .... ; H-tw hp• .... 1tte4 'tic•. "9 ler • ....._ W. D ....... -...... 54141121 Str*'eyltlio•I , ,, , •••• t141 Tr1inl119 U11!~11 • ,, •• :. • l iOO 111or11fnt 11rvic11, 9:JO 1n.d 11 :00, N11F11ry c1 r1. Corn•• of Gr1111· 1M.nM1f Worthlfl • ••,, 11 :00 E¥111ing Wort:hifl • •: ••• 1:00 viii• I S11nflowor. W-.!1•1Cf1y Pr•Y•' M••tillf fof tl1 •t•• • ·· • · · · ·· · • ·· • 7iJO ''"'''' '·IN. EWPORT HA. RBOR' ..... '4M111 · N....,....,.A...._ 145°2121 :::;;:::::::;;:::::::;;:::::::;;:::::::;;:::::::;;:::::::;==~;:::::::;==:;:;:::::;~Ii=~::=::=::=·~====::=::=::=~ LUTHERAN '.CHURCR UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH / / /) /) 791 v..,, o.. Lt-1-l6l I "111• s. 1. PALISADn oou ..J+arlor Liri6lian Liurch 1 ""' .... -•· -,... JllNNY K~~~-~~~ •• ~.~~~ ...... f :U AM. I 0, NIWPOIT llACH-IDllcl,..) n. ........... Wllht . ,1 MCMtNIMe ..ORl"IP ,. .............................. 11 A.M. A t' P• ,.., • ........... woa1"1~ ............................ _ ... 1 P.M, I MMtl"' • ......, H.,. lh •• , ~ M=:.1:1.1::.:.:.,cJ::•••DAY Ol9fdl ,....1;:,:nM: , 421L1M St., c... M- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH .,_,_ l Church School -9:30 A.M . FIRST CHRISTIAN wo~!!, ~::!!.M. CHURCH Phone: 675-3915 Cl'lur<~ 11 Sl\ldy 1:11$ 1.11\. Chvrcll II Ww.rtll' lti• '·'"' I Nurs•ry c•r• .,.,•if•bl• • WELCOME LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER . 2900 Pacific View Dr. 1! Corona del Mar I DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER Mn. W.W. Ch•• 1rW11, . ,.,w.w.n:. Phone 644-7664 t:Ot A.M • ......, W...Wfl 11:11 A.M. ~ CIMrcll .. .... tlrtOA.M. '-'""W...W, ~ N1t'Mf'f~ '..,,_.....,.... ,,.,, ......... '·'· ._ .... Hnlee. ... ..... I Victoria&PlacentiaAve. 1 Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy Costa Meu 11~==~=============:::11 CHRIST LUTHE 11 AN CHU RC H ~-:;:,~;::. 11 ' CHURCH OF CHRIST 7 .. ~·~.'~ •-• Y .... Milllltlr I ~ f, ,....,., ...., PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coostal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 20112 M ..... I• fN..,Acl-) H111tfittte111Hch In. D•Hltl I. loltem, '•r.r ~ W ..... : ttJt A.M. cti.rcll kw.I: 11:41 A.M. OMw. 20112 ........ St ....... : 961-4940 Church of the Covenant 2150 f.lfrriiw l..rd, C.m M-l,•• A. Jtlfrle, P•tor S1Nay #.nM': 9:JO & 11 -'awch kh..i: t :JO ,,._: S4MJM St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 6ff St. A-..ft ...... N_,.,. lndl a.Ms Heritett DMt.f..Stl, p.,., W....,, & 0.td ~: I, 9:30 & 11 A.M . St. Mark .Presbyterian Church C..-J••1,..ll9'bl1ffDrt..,C.reuit.t M•r - J.-. Gre9Hr111 Xlrt. ,_.., '46o7147 <=:--> WMIM, • c .. rch Sc~ -'. lt:JO A.M. M•M1l119Worshlp 1:10 111 •m S11Ml•Y Sthool •. ••., 9:10 •rn Y•11th M••fl111 ••, •• , 5:10 prn p,.,., s.m, ••...... 6:10 prn E••11f119 S•n'it• , ••••• 7:00 pm '"" ........................... I 117 w. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA 14f..... ' llMI kMll ......... ,_ ..... t:• ··"'· woraritp ""'le•: ll1S I 11 lti.M. • !>und•Y $thooh t :lll A.M, • !'~~~~~~=============~ =1:'' .......... 10•* ...... I UTWllN HAllOI _.. 'AllYllW 1 Mv1t Ii.It Cllu: t :• AM. ..,...,. ...... :::::::::::~::::::: :::: ::-ii:~C~H~l~ll~Tl~A~N~l~L~IM~IHT~A~l~·~SC~HOO~~L~.·~~~~~S4~1~·1~H~l~I ?JJ d SUNDA't-MORN1NG SlltE sruor.-:-:-::::-.. ;;;,, 9:40.-:M. ...-----,,, , 644·1l41 ,..,..,., ............ ...... 142-2421 FIRST CHRISTIAN • CHURCH I Nursery Care Provi ed SUNDAY MORN ING WORSHIP' COMMUNION •• 10145 A.M. "'' 54M171 14MJ41 U 0 Y EVENING SABBATH SERVICES RELIGIOUS SCHOOL i I s N A WORSHIP • • • • • ••• • • • • • • •• • • 6100 P.M. W!ONiSOAY !VINING llll! STUDY ............ MO'·"· PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN -CHURCH .. Qurch •f ttt, Dilly Wo"4 1 NUISDT CA•I PIOYIDID M-y.,.-Dm9 t Nw "'9lt. C..S. M ... Ceilff. , AHOlll ... C. AtlDElllOM, f"•1tw NEWPORT UNITY '"" 0. M..,w4 O. L HUit i '""""'' klloolr 1:ot t:•.,., n:oo-iil.omlr!o w""'IP: 1:-. t1a 11111 11:• meeting at CHURCH MP""hter ... ......_ ,......, ,rinco of '••c• L.tth•r•lll Sch•ol _ Mi•• Eithor Olt•n. Prllltlpol St. J1mes Eplscop.al Church o 3209 Via Lido. Ni!Wport Beach Llrtll D. ,lkll.., OM: 541-5711 D•y or Night fl){" lnformetioo: Call 67~7230 har~?.~ ~!?.,~.temple 4 .. M•in Ir Adams ~lretls Huntington S..ch.-........ 1·==============:::=~~~~~======~====~~=0~·~~~ .. ~~~.,.~,~··~·~~~·~·l~·~======~··~·~··~l~·~··~"~'~·~··~-~··~·~·~11~=====:====~;;~~;;;:;;;;;;;;~:;;:;;;;:, 15th I 1,.,1111. N1wport l11ch 1 _ fknN.,.w~~-············ 1;4;:;::::•s".::,i ~'~.!.':.'.: ...... •--; i.. ST=MATTHEWLUtt4ERANCHURCH . • 1 ~ TEMPLt SHARON ........... S:IO a 11:00 A.M. "PlATll CAN CHA...a·you1 Llfl" 11112 Cutver Drive l' ........ • I ... ··~--u IO :OOA.M. 0.ffffo 111I S1r¥ic• _..., 11.A.M.-M ... ·T-......I P,M, U I lty ~ I I 1 ·-••• •••••.,._. .... .., ..W. -1 • • • '' ·' • '"'' ""' H11111 ...... IMCtl u ..... CllWdl .. • " ven r...-.i;, "" n• ....,. K-w "'" y .... .._.,. ...... 6:00 PM ~~-W·9!"' HW!w•.,. N.1_. ·11----REIJGIOUS4'·~1ENCE~ -N1--.. ... ~;;;;;i::e;lf!~... .......... -·--llJ ••·H..nt-. c.... ....... --· --~ °W'inliifl • •• • f:Oi'P,.-ll'l'IW1 ,.... .. , • -~111 1:11 A.M. ,_., W....., l iJI I 11 A.M. All J "i·' f ,11 ' • ., , ' I , I I f I _..., C9N' ,.,_.....It oll ~ 420 T .... It.,,., ,.._J21·11Jt lia.llll N-C.. UWKI """' •rll at •to •llvt oo o 0111 u• 11 tr• y m1111i119 u j :°"':-~'~.,..~""~°"':;,;-~-~,.~-~~DIA:;;;"";.pu;;,;;~m~~-~'4~ .... ~)~l~:;::=:=::;::::;;=::::=:=:===============;ll~==========-===-~·~============-:::::11 IA .... TM MNtN••SllYICIS AIDAT .t 1111 .'-!A· :!:: ~-................ The Family CHURCH OF. ~!!;!,G.~US SCIENCE . MA R"I NE Rs c Hu R c H ........ Tom,!• ...... Chol• -o.., Sk·•·· .... ,.,, M.,... CIMO 9f 1111"911 c~ ..... '"' Sci-.. \.II """''-,...., .. ,...,, "' ..... 0...... -T~at Prays Together -M~~,~~~.·::~c: ··;, 1::.~·"· ":::··~= ;~~~~~~~~-~·.~,.~!~:-Sij ... , kl!Ml ....... ,, , , ,., , , , '1.191, Stays Together •THI 1111.L. CLUI 01' lflWl'Oltf llACft * ll!:Yl!llnfi lfl'¥IO ...... ~-.......... -----1 pJll. t1• ••"'" ltw .. 11._ Jnt lillt c.. H.,.. ew... ., Mw I ·~-~-----------------'"'--------~---------~~-------~-~~--------' Attend the Chul"ch of ~our · Choice on Sunday, : ..... ··-- (' • • ) .. • •-•. ! .1 I . I I l I I . ; I ; ; t l I I I I I I ,. t <, -. ' I • r I ! I I l I I i i i I l l I I I I t. ·--~ r • Saturdait;~rtt 13, l~I_O DAfLY Ptl.tT • I .:::::::::;!C.::C::.::::.:-=.:""---~--~~-::::;:;,..:.:::::.~•!!!• r:i-----A------.--~ ...... iii!ii,. •r .•: ---.-. ...,._..,,..,, .. i". ~S-o ...... m~:~-C-hu-1-·ch_e_s S_h_o_w_ H arbQr Lutheran: Putp•t an1l.", ·Pew -· . Little Responsibility -("Ntllrd -bp.I) 1cbn' at 1bolh servicet." Cburdl school claaes for all qt1 ttuou;i, adult l! ai.. of· fered II both how's. • Recocnlllon of U n It e d Methodist Student Doy .will be giveo at Clartrt t'burcb by tlae Sea, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newj)ort Beacll. "A Cedar Grows In Lebanon" ls the tiUe of the sermon to be pre~ by Rev. David DiProDo. The installation o{ die dficert of lbe Women's Society will also be held at e.tl'W'Otship service which is at 9:30 'a.m. Divine Worship y,•ill be held at two services on Sunday at Chrbt Lutheran Chun:b, 760 Victoria. Costa Mesa. The fll'lt. service at 8:15 will use the· Ordf:r of Matlns; at the 11 a.m. service, the regular Worship service will include the Christ Lutheran Day SChool 8th grade ·CI ass Graduation Service. The Rev. Lothar Tornow will speak on the theme, "Riches to Rags to Riches." al both services. , A special service to observe the Annual Sunday School \ . . lf8\lu~ llJld awards Ifill be hekht ~ Jolm lb< otvi.e ~ Cloirell, 2043 Orange Ave., Ooltl Meu, at 9:30 a.m. •Alter 1h1a IU'Vice the children will go oa their Annual Sunday School •'Picnic. Holy Com· munion will be celebrated lt 7:30 a.In. The R9v. Dr. Henry Gerhard1 minister of the Chur~ or Reu,tNs Science, ,20062 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, speaks on Sun· day at ·' ana 11 a.ru. on the subject "TPe Way to Emo- tiooal Health." The Fin t United Methodist Church 2 7 Z I Seventeenth Street, Huntingto~ Beach, will begin a new sum'mer schedule this Sunday with worship serviceS at 9 and 10:15 a.m. and cliurch· school clasits for children of all ages, and adults. The 10:15 a.m. worship service is being designated as a family service and children are being encouraged to ·at- tend with their parents. The ~v. Edward C. Erny, pastor, will inclUde a·· brief story sermonette for the children. A new youth minister, Mr. Keith. Eckerle who will serve during ' the summer., ·was' in· .. amt flnnorial park -trodu~ to the cOns;regatioa will be the topic ot•the Sermon Jet Sundaf."~• Is a 11\ldiill by the Rev. Roger '!';' Wa!U B LO' IS ,t PrlnceiOn ThNl<Jijcal al the 10:30 a.1'1. 'Ml'Vlce, at 1,11., ~-~~~~ SeaUoaey_, le>New Jersey. 1 he Unl&arlla 'lJnlversalltf • • · 1 ......-.::-Fellowship, 1259 ·v«i ct 0 r I a Some• Protestant denominations have hit upon an ,Jn· Vacation CQUrcb· School for Street, Costa Meea . The genlous ' device for propaglit.lng permissive statemen1S ·children three.. ye~s of a&f. fellowship &er.vice ~11 include about seic without taking official responsibility for them. 4-hf"otigb fourth r-iraders ,..i! a celebr~ or weICome to ll works ~e t~is : . · planned for Juoe ·ti-If, ffOI"" new mefiibers • 'ltle denCl(]Wlatton or ooe of its subordlnate agencies 9 to 11:30 a.m., at RelW'-· appoints a s1udy commission lo draft a statement ou1lining rectloa Lulbern Church. 9812 -""'. • . \• a '!Modem Christian View" or sexual morality. Hamilton (Ham 1·1 (on ""1---~ Akm hUllv of the :rile commiss.iOll writes a report .aaylng, ln elfect, that · Brookhurst)~ Children of the .., w_hitti~r , Jewish • community -extramarital sexual intercourse may be morally ae<:ept- community are invilt!d to 'it-w.1H .Jeaa IIarbOr ·Reform able in some situations. tend. Parents' ·may register TempltJip a joyous Ha\'daloc:h , This docl,lment is prlhled, distributed 'and publicized by their children after the 10:30 ceremony. at Tewinkle Park , .the denomination. It is· paid for out of denominaUonal a.m. Service sUndays or at CoSta Mesa at 7:30 p.m. on funds. Jlut there a1ways is some line print which says that the church office weekday Saturday evening. Can tor It was issued "to stimulate thought and discuuion" and "is mornings. Miller was recently a guest not to be construed as an <lfficial statement" ()f the denom- The Rev. Ar1hur ' C. Holst1 Executive Di r ec tor 01 Lu1heran Social .Services of Southern California, will be the speaker at the general meeting o l ResQrrtction Ldiberan Church Women on Wednesday at. 8 p.m. in the Education Building. ThiS will be an experience in un- derstanding the vast scope of the social concerns of the church. The' community Is in· vited. Resurrection L u t h e r a n Church, -9812 Ham 11 ton (Hamilton at Brookhurst) schedules morning wtlrship at 10;30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, p~stro, will sepak -0n "The Way Of Divine-Concern". The Summer schedule of Sunday School begins this Sunday. at a meeting of the adult ination's teaching. e-tucation class of the Temple This sott~voice disaprova l provides deoominational hnd was so enjoyed that he executives with a cop.out If the report triggers protests 13 returning by popular de-rrom rank and file members. . mand. . Precisely this device has been employed within recen1 "How God Helps in Fear'' is the sennon topic of the Reverend Norman L. Brown on Sunday, at the Plymoath <:oagrqaUonal Church o f Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad .itreet, Newport Beach, a1 10 a m. worship servic~. \Veeks by three of America's largest Protestant bodies: the United Presbyterian Church, the United Church of Chrisl, and the Lutheran Church In America. Meeting in Chicago late in May, the Genual Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church voted 485 to tit to "re- celyen a report entitled "Sexuali1y and the Human Com· 1nunitf" which had been drafted by a task foree 1ppointed by the denomination's Council on Church and Society. The assembly "recommended" the report to local chur-· ch.es. for "s~dy." But moderator William R. Liwa Jr. u.ld this action was 0 not to be construed as an endorsement" Or. Charles H. Dierenfield of the report. will preach a sennon entitled The 3&-page document ranges over many aspectt of "The Last Class" at the 8, human sexual behavior. The part that attracted moll at· 9:30 and 11 a.m. services ·of tention dealth with extramarital relations. ll stys in part: SI. Andrew's Presbyterian ''\Ve r~gnize that there may be excepllontl Cirtum- Cburcb, 600 St Andrew's $(ances where extramarital sexual activlly may not be con- Road, Newport Beach. Sun· trary to the interests or a faithful concern for the well-being day, A 1 u n ch eon for of the marriage partner, as might be thf: ease when one graduating high school seniors partner suffers permanent mental or physica1 inca'p.aeity. Fahh Assem bly c bur c b , will be given at I p.m. in "But an exception is an exception and not a nel' rule, the pastor 's home. so it is dtlfieult to make general judgments about such ex- Opens.New Ho~ In their twerty fl,th, year of organization The r<ewport Harbor .Lutheran Cb'i!J'Ch will dedicate their new charch and -tiollal"bullcllllll at 'Ill Dover Drive in Newport Stach on Sunday,11t 10:00 a.m, 'llleir previoµs Aocali(M was on Cliff Drive f(I Newport, which the State bf Callfoinia acquired in IR fot tbe Coast FreewJ1, nie-M !P'al<er for the ,occalon Will· l>e the Rev. Gerbard · Jlelium, Ph D., Pastor of St. Tim o l'h y Lutheran Church in Laltnood and tonner Chainnan of thl Department of Religion 4 t Luther College, Decor a b, low,. Ground dedication a n d consecration Wat held.in 1117, grouud was broken in A~•t 1968 and 1ctu1l con.ttruction wu·begun in June Jtllt. The facillUea provide a SanetUAry whicll seats 500. Parking is provided for over 100 cars. Commtmitv Bmnmar Program ljC E-.)07 • 1tui~1 , .. 11 collr1e enviro11monl ,!Ml iftdl.,-j .. u.I •ae.nt!on * Coelt ((or a uditon) tl'e f,on:ap.11r•blt to IUMM«r .., eion. 1fpublk iftltltadon• * Wide nqe o( ,._,.1 inletttt •dtjeelf. At .. r11 ... ........ 1~ c:IM9ff. SeiM«er ~It• •HIT ..__.. ,~M lnNfu, * Tiio s-&onl: Jue 2J.JW1 ,IS1114 JU, 27-A.,_ • w a1T& 0. CALL -•.co, 6Ss.llll, E:..t. 314 s--~ SeMiont ' ., •Chapman 9 ·college Orange, Collfornlo 821fl WATCH the Southkznd's ,\fost tJeaiai ul : -· --; I ·~ ~ " _4822~ Santa Ana. ., __ ,, b --• NEXT SUNDAY w.ill ~ hold communion. 1i'io'°'r"· 'i3ii------------1 __cepUons._Suc.h...jud'gmentsJUUllJy .bave_ta_be .made.. f-&11\l.._+l-------'--"::__:_:_:__::.::.:.:.::..:::...: _______ ;i ___ I believers at I0:40 a.m . Sun-Sunday is Children's day at olltht'responsibilityofthepersonwhotake~lheercepti~n~ ''This Is Your Bible'' ' MAVSOlEVM COlV.MIAllV.14 ; C.!METEiY ~:!EjTRE~.~~.~~~.~ORLD .... _ .,. .... -0teii,. . AUTHENTIC SHIP'S . . . . . 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Mtnv n1w' in· f1rt1ting 1i1••· I Mini • Midi · Mexi L PLIASI THI CArTAIN OF YOUR SHIP ON FATHE R'S DAY, JUNE ZI. ~ THE GAZEBO A UNIQUE EXPERIEN CE. day. followed-.. by mornil'!g the HU11U.agton-Valley Baptiat Whether all of the assembly delegates had read the worship at 11 a.m. Evening Cb11tth, 9779-starfish Foun-report is open to question. At any rate, some of lhem saw Chi nnel l3 at lO:OO A,M. Service at 7 p.m. with lively tain Valley. The 9:45 a.m. no inconsistency in adopting (by a close vote of 356 to 347) singing accompanied by our Sunday School class will have a companien statement "reaffirming our adherence to the . Subjec:I: new orchestra. a piJppet ·and magic show. moral law of God as revealed in the old and· new testa· "The Doctrine of The Trinity_ True •r Fal11?-* .1• At the 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. n:ients .!hat adultery, prostitution and homosexuality is "What Doe.s It Mean! -services Dr. Richard Bennett sin. · · . a Word-by-word E;xplanation from E~land will be speak· Earlier this year, the D!vision of Ch;istian EducaU~n of an Important Bible Sen· ing. He will also speak Mon-of the United Church of Christ published a study comnus- tence" is the title· of the day tfirough Wednesday even-sion report which asked rhetorlea1ly whether the church sermon to be heard at the ings at 7:30 p.m. At 3 p.m. should condone sexual union "only within the institution of JI a.m. service of Fountain Sunday the first gradUation marriage." Valley Pretbyteria-n Church, will ~held at the preschool. "lt seems thal the only answer we can give is that 9420 Talbert. Sunday-school sexual utiion as a communicative act is ane of deep mean· will. precede at 9:30. Orange County's Jew ish ing and privacy we can condone only when a man and Rev. Donald E. Roberts will bring his meiaage to' the 9 : 30 service at brlst U a l.t e d Preibyterllu!i:'.,~burcb, ~112 Magnolia S{!~et1 Huntiilgton Maefl. 4. fffd:l*t' ses~iori tor adults lYill be held during the 11 a.m. c:hrucb school. 'r~~ l\1e~Verde United ~fetbodlsl Church, 1701 Baller 'Street, Costa Mesa, will have I wo Sunday morning worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has selected as his sermon topi<;~ "Making the Most of Your Life". Young Single Adults will meet woman are deeply and mutually committed to the fulfilling 1.oday at 8:30 p.m. in tlle home. of each other 's personhood ." qf Bea Sherman, 851 Clark> Membership protes\s brought··from denominational of· Drive, Fullerton, for a ficials the explanation that it was ''merely a study report" discussion ''Living w i l h which had 'Qeen subitcted to se11~tio\lal treatment of irre- Myself." sponslble journalists. The latest sucb "study · report'' emanated from tlie A SinpptraUOO will be Jed Board o~ Social Ministry of the Lutheran Church in ~er~· by Rev. Loren Oale..Flickini.er-".ea·, Jlod ~·.$e~uI~ lQ .~ pr~ted· to·,tbat:~~omiDation s Sunday at the JO a.m. service annual convention 111 M1nneapoli~ June 25.-Jilly 2. The cus. -0f the New Unity Cbarch, tomary disavtlwal of official statW1.j& printed in italic type meeti~ in the Senior Citizens as a footnote on_ the bot~om of page 8 or ~e ~page booklet. Building, 15th and Irvine, Entitled "sex, marr1ag~ and the f~mdy, 11 states that Newport Beach: · ··premarital arid extramarital sexual tnt~urse may ~~IJ be -and more frequently are than not -acts ot sin ... Sunday at 6 p.m: is Youth Night at Warner Aven ue Bap- t11t Church, W~r AVentJe at Gthard Street, Huntington Beach. A choral .drama en- titled "God in Our Times" will be presented ·as well as vocal and musical numbers ,by the cflurdl's young people . The Coa1t Bltilt Cburcll of San .Juab Caplstiut will host ~ 22-voice '_'Singing Ambassadors" from Portland, But. the booklet says, it does not follow that "every act of extramarital intercourse" is sinful. There is no hard and fast rule applic:ible to every situation: The true Christian test is whether intercourse takes place within "a covenant or fidelity." Such a convenant may be abseft from a legal marriage, and moy sometimes exist outside of marriage. Whether' these statements about sex are consistent wltl\ biblical teaching, and whether they will prove good or harmful as pastoral counsel, are questions on which Chris- tians may sincerely differ. But there seems little room ror debate about the es· sential hyprocrlsy ()f the device by which they are put for- ward with a great fanfare of publici ty by denominational officials who deny any. responsibility for the stands taken. SPONSORED I Y: THE CHRISTADELPHIANS WHAT -HAPPINS IF I DIE ' \ WITHOUT A Will?? The ceurt, in •fft cl, wr ltt' v1ur will for vor,1. If yeu h•Y• tnill• tltil•l'I• the t outl,d1cide1 w~lch r1l1t\ye1 {911•rtli•111l will reit• your c~lllh111t. W~~" "II '#llJ it1 ltft, ~ht,tkl"f•tncf ISYilltl •'5-0UlltS-t ll-!'fttll iM1lf4i- 1ftly froall11 . "' m•"V tim11 'fo• y1t11! , ,, bpt~i"' 'oyrt co1ff, 11911 fttl u C, •~•"lin'1y 111t111dint t rlp1 .. court. Sh1e~'st pPC1).11tv, 111!11mobil1 1tiftt t -all tlit'd up! Tht ,reOl•J1111 •rt '°o 1111m1ro111 le list htr1. a i • : ·· ' 475;000 HA~E MADE·· THEIR ' OWlf WIUS Anyone c111' do it. A"'tric 111 Will Forft'I• h•ve p11bli1h1tl • 1im11l11 W bindln9, l19al w!ll form that ct11 be c11,;.pl1t1rl in mi11ui1t. lVelitl ·M SO 1t.iite1L S·etf e11plen•io•v in1irv~tien;. 91n1reJ informt tio11 inclurl14: Sit rit •t dow11 t his v1ry mi.nut• •nd 11nd $2.00 ted•V· If 11111 100 % • 11tl1fii4, rt lurn within 10 dey1 fer •n immtdi•I• rt fund. If you hitv• tlroMy m•d1 a will why nof er4tr IOll'lt form1 for your clo11 rt loMet? AMERICAN WILL FORMS Attit.: W. T. CGftl - Zlll Se1tti Shp~ HentH. Tu• 77Hl Rev. Albert Burke or The United Cburcb of Religious Science of ~w_porl ieJl~ wt:lY "1;1'here· Are No Limitations" al the Ebell Club, · 515 W. Balboa Bl vd. this Sunday at lb a.m. During the Services, Sunday School is he,ld in an 8djoining area for all pre- teens while the young teens join the regular Service. Or1. tonight at 7:30 p.m. in:lt.,,=======:o=::=::=:::c========'1I the.Marco Forster Junior High A.OVl!1tT1s1tMENT The sermon at Coroaa del 1\lar CommQJJy Church, 611 Heliotrope Ave. will be en- titled "When the Wind Blows" to be presented by Dr. Philip G. Murray. Wtlrship services is at 10 a.m. with child-care provided. Church School is a1so at 10. DiversitY" Auditorium located off Del Obispo Road. Thf Cos.ta Mesa Babo'I Com muni_fy is holding a Race Uoily Day picnic Sunday in Laguna Beach at noon. The festivities will be held at Cliff Drive aod Myrtle Ave. The Bah'i ;ooth wiJt join other California groups in a bus trek across the nation to the second National Youth Con· ference June 19-21 . Sunday ls Communion Sun· day at the Central Bible Church, 23rd and Orange Ave .. Co&1.a Mesa. At the 9 and 10:30 a.m. service, Rev. Fred Morse Wiil preach on "Power to Face Life's Problems." A special "Grad Night" will be held at 7 p.m. GRO UP INVESTMENT SEMI NAR AT OHANGE COAST COLLEGE Tht> hows and \vhyt of group Investments w.Ul be p1·e- sl.'nted Saturday morning June 13, at 8 :30 in Science Hall. h>fr. Randall R. ?.1cCardle, President of The Real E11tat- eN1, an Investment Counselor, College Lecturer, aut~or of "Real Estate in CaJifornia," and Real E&tate coiumrust for the DAILY PlbOT will present '- TAILORING YOUR JNVEST?l1ENTS A BL'UEPRINT FOR MORE PROFITABLE INCOr.1E 1\n tnvestmen l program you can live \vith. OelC"rminlng your ilOJ-nclal objectivfs. ractors to consider before invesUng. Wh8t yield YOt.1 ahould expect. • A program for achieving your goal~. Mr. Jack hinooln, Attorney at L8w. lecturer. author. · civic lead~r. Lecturer, instructor in Real Estate Law and Finance. Oiarter President callfornia Association or ReaJ Estate Teachers discusses BUSINESS AND 1 P~OFESSIONAL } SYNDICATION-PROBLEMS ANO SOLUTIONS Syndication-it.II meanln_g to Y•• the Investor. Investor protection by regulattor. Investor financlaJ l'f'QUlremenlll. Group investment-the ans"Wer fO '•t.ight money"? Tax berwfits. ·o OMEGA ~ . ·! It'$ the Omega SpeedtNltte·r chronograph. T~• aa me wttctl'.,., WlthOIJl lny modifJCMlon1 ~· .1tt1t was chosen by NASA·•• M•ftdtfld iS$U8 foe all astronauts -2~~ • MATTRESSES • MATTRESSES BOATS HOMES .TRAILERS 1rtt·p1ar Shapes • Costa Mesa M1ttrt11 Co. ztst Newport Blvd. Uberty 8-1303 UPHOLSTERY • 1\.totlvat lon-present Income, appreciation for capital gains, depreciation to ofCsct ordinary income, nilatin hedge. r.tr. M. Douglas, leader in the field of income property management, la dlttctly lnvglved in the deVelopment, syn· dlcatlon and management of apartmi!nts. He manages near-ly 4.000 income uniL'l representing a grosg annual Income of 6~ million dollari;:, Mr. Douglu ' topic wlU be WHAT SYNDICATION MANAGEMENT CAN 00 FOR YOU No problems • , • You simply get a monthly check. Profeasinal management'• role in 1yndlcatlon. \Vhat dooit r1rofesslonaJ management cost? lnvesUng in real estate -i~ can be t'lll'if. \Vhy group lnvestmenls are the ans~r rot 1'0 many. Crl!.cl'la for s~lecting. the right ma~agement group. This seminar ls designed to answrr the questions of those who are interested In ·income-producing real estate u an lnv'9t1nent,"-partlcule.rly--lhos~rned with such Investments on a syndication (ftOUp-particlpatlon ) buis, The bMtc questions arc: How may r judge a syndicat e ~or-group nvestmentT· Whal may I e)(J)f:Ct trom· such an n· ~~~~I vestmtnt! Ia this the wwer lo '"' lnvtsUnent needs! Whlit = are the tax beneJlts? ~~-~-Df_Sf8_,__11 U~rty 8-478l ON THE.TUBE ·For tfi• l>11t 911rd1 •• '"'"•''• t11itPfiii1ft--Oil1V;-Tii"d Tr WEEI( ·-di,hlbutt d wltli the S•lurd•T .Olt!on ef tht DAILY •ILOT, " Mt<:ardle. Lincoln and Dougtes are acl\nowlcdged lt'ad· crs tn their re!!)l'Ctlve flrlcb . They have combined tht'lr kno\vledgc, es:prrlcnec-and efrorta to de\•clo11 this Nluea· llQl}ALl!_roJ:l"flm. l'lcom~. _produ<"ll'!S, Ntllil t!i ta te .PtOJ~s.Bi1J.n11:llr.1_ 11 __ ACQulred, ·11r.ve <lr>ed .arid-managrid wOr :meet tfie neijl$ o Individual lnvet lCll'll. R<'Qistra.Uon Jee 1!! $4.00-"·hlch Includes lunch-And rt'~J!.tratlon Cl\"! b<! made at the doot. ' ' First watch on the moon in the Apollo space p1ogr1m. ! Even If Dad's a atay·at-h ome, . , he'll be proud tothOw his friends he's wearing "the first watch wom on the moon,".\ "' . '·l>Ul!Ol'I, 4'flt l 81'191cllllllt11f cl'il....oQfQf'I. Mtllufll llltltd lnrtt•lt o1 ~Glllt, lllJnvlte J •nd ••tond•. TM:!'!~~ .. , tc.llt ~· .,.."ullflr Jfftdt, 111t ift1 .. t tit" Wl'ltf'.rttl11•M e11t wllh "'tlehlt!t brtttlM,,.,, ttts KIRK CHARGE , MASTER CHARGE •. "'IANKAMER ICA''-0 "Tho Store Thot. Confidon•• Built". Open Mon., Thw1., Fri. ·10 a.m. 'til t p.m. I I j ' I What Is True Spotlight on I I By DR. CllAllLES J . WTCH P11iJdtDl,. UitvenUy. ef Calllornbi -(TU.ta from • 1~ deUw:rod to the ..COmmonwu.IU. ctub1 Like many other lnsUtulJons of Wgher education, the University of California has experienced an appreciable• amount of student unrest iq_ recent years. This fact has created .at least two d.ilUcuh tasks for un.iverslty administrators. The first is to deal as effectively and fairly as possible with the unrest it.sell. The second is to cope with problems arising from the instit utional image that the unrest tends to create. The UniversitY.'s image is in many ways as crucial as its reality. nie essen- tial su pport ·or tM: legislature and ·the general public is based in large part on the image they have or lhe institution. Today, the image has come to focus so sharply on .student unrest that the other part of the picture -the outstand- ing academic institution-ts almost Jost lo view . .And the conseqtJenCeS in tenns of public suPPort and thus continued imtitutional well-being are all loo predic· table . FIRST, some broad indices. I've selected the fi·,e-year period from the academic year 1964-65 when the Free Speech 1'1ovement erupted, to 1968-69, the most recent year for whit-h ·we i have linal figurt.S. You may recall that the gloomler observers of the FSM scene --1predieted-it-would lead to the demise. or at least the serious decline, of the Unlversity. . In the fall of 1964. University enroll- ment stood at 71 ,000 sludents. Five_ years later. it reached 991000. During that five- year period the University launched three entirely new general campuses -San Diego, Irvine, and Santa Cruz-.'.whose combi.ned enrollm ents by the fall of 1968 reached more tijan 10,000 students. And, in reponse to tbe state's critl~al health care needs , the UnJvers1ty est8bllshed three· new medical schools: at Davis, lrvini:. and San Diego. I do not know or another UJtiversity of com- parable stature anywhere that has matched this reco rd of growth. While I 'am not iutomatically equating great growth with progress. the absenee of U.nlgrtill'_ gro~th would ._be the deoial ul a university education for thousa~ of our sons and daughters an d grandchildren. Desplt~ predic tions of a mass faculty exodus, the total Instructional staff grew from 6,'100 in IMUS to 9,100 in 1968·69, a staggering record of recruitment and retention in a period o( sharp com· petition. During five years of ~ most <.'O~· centrated student unrest and protest 1n our history, ,educational accom)>llshment at the University of California has forged ste adily ahead -as v.·itness the grant· ing of a tOtal of 93,3.10 degree! on our campuses over that period. Private gifts and endowment:;; have risen steadily. A'DMmEDLY, the quality of an academic lnstltutiOn is more difficult to gauge. But there are enough different kinds of measu res to suggest the le vel of quality of 'the University over , the past five years. In 1966. the Amencan Council on Education announced the results of its two.year study of graduate work in 106 major Amer ican universities. The study found tqe Berkel.ey. ca~pus to be "the beia-bala:nced distJnguished university in the country.'· • The University of California faculty now includes the largest group of Nobel Prize winners in the world -a total of 14. Eleven of the Nobel Laureates are al Berkeley. The University of California new: h?ld111 first place in number of facu.ltr 1nv1ted to membership in the preshgious Na· tiana\ Academy of Sciences. Direct measures of undergraduate auality are harder to come by and I am well aware of the somewhat justified criticism that we sligbl un- dergraduates. But I find it impressive that year after year more National Merit Scholars choose to enroll at the Universi· ty of California than at any other in· stitutioo in the Uniled •States. CONTRARY to some popular opinion . our scientific racully also focuses on cla~ssroom work. From many such ex- afl1llles I might mention Professor Joseoh Mayer of our San Diego campus, who last fall received the A m e r I c a n Chemical Society award as Outstarxling Teacher-of Chemistry. And the art of teaching evidently in· terest.s our students as well. This spring, University o{ California students oi:ice a~ain led the entire nation in the number cf Woodrow Wilson fellowships awarded lo outstanding seniors who plan lo become etillege teachers . . ... StudeDls are often criticized these days for not '!1-'0rking within the system for a better world. Well. they do. You may have heard of the University of California's record as the nation's outstanding producer of Peace Corps Comment· Page'. -• '. Univer~ity Image? • But There"s Another. Story .. Do Professors Leota to the Lett'! Dr. Hitch, why do so many profe15W'I seem to leu to tbe ldt? That's difficult ro OnllCll!!r. Tht lll!!Jld· ency ia for tlu ce-rlttT of political gra· vity of the facully to be 1vbstantially to the left of bu.thft 3s, and perhaps community in general. I expect this has always bten true. No political test shall tver be applied in connec- tion with appointmt1'1t or promolion of any n1en1btr of tht faculty. It is my policy and that of the Rtgent:s to sec that rule ii adhered to. Would ynu dellne academic freedom ? It is freedom of a quaiif~d univeraity teacher to teach and aµtak truth as ht believts it in his clG1SToom. This is absolutely essential to a u11iver3ity wo rthy of its name. The Academic Se1mtt is concerned ch1efly with threats frqm. out.ri<U coming front tlte right: there lire at lewt eq1«Jlly seri· ous threats from inside coming from the left. \Vbat 1teps are available lo limit access of campuses 10 1tudent1 and eliminate non·students? Berkeley a1 0.,1e has several l1undred acre" Giid doi tn.f of buildi11gs. in ad.· dition to 21,500 st-udent.f. Every day over 50.000 people come o.n .campus on legitimate bminess. The campu.t is 11ot surrounded by a wait or fence. There i.f no praclical way of keeping non-students oul . • members. , Bul perl\aps you didn't know about the Santa Barbara students -I mean Lhe 3,000 "'ho have donated a total of 160,000 hours ta such community servi~ projects as tutoring, prov iding hot breakfasts ror pupils from poo!'l families, taking youngsters on camping trips, help- ing an'.Jndian tribe build a water system, and ~orking with handicapped and men· tally di!turbed ehlldren. · WHAT IS broadly called student protest usually does take place on or near A University campus but often lrivolves many other persons besides UniversJty stodents. Sometimes students are in a small mlnorlty~nly one·thlrd of the persOns arrested in the People's Paik C'OOtroversy last year were student!. Yet the event is rather unifonnly attributed to !b~ University community. We have three general recourses against the commission of violence. One is civil law enforcement-and a number of persons. including students, have paid civil penalties including jail sentences. Another recourse, if the violent individual is a student, is Uni versity discipline. -- And we have severely disciplined some students-r went . to return to ther discipline question a little later. Finally. there is lhe recourse of stron g community disapproval -and thi.3 is, surprisingly. much mare effective than you might think. NOW I \\'ANT to tum from the specia l case of violence ta the main body of student protest. Up to a month ai,io student protesters have been a minority GI college and university students. But they have often included some of our brightest and most highly molivat~ young people. These student protesters have felt deeply about specific issues which !hey believe involve injustice or other soCial ills, and particularly abQ_ut Vietnam and about racial inequality and poverty at home. · Most of these students do nol propose tearing down lhe democratic system but rather making it v.-ork as ideally as it should. But their idealism coupled with their impatience and dedication have not always made life easy on- c~mpus. While the main body of student pr~ testers has pressed its causes in non- violent ways, the tactics have sometime.!I been disruptive and in violation of University regulations. Our response to !itudent protest has varied with the circumstan ces. In some cases we heve found. that the stu~enls had a legitimate cause fOr complaint about University matte.rs, and .we have &OUghl lo be responsive lo these com· plaints. More often the protest activity has been on campus but the target has been an off-campus i3sue. In all cases we have insisl'Cd !hat · on-c ampus dissent be expressed within the bounds of civil and University regula- tions. When violations have occurred on campus. we have impOsed discipline as fairly as we know -how to do so, and as fi rmly or Oexibl)1 as the circumstances appea red to warrant. I honestly don't know what else Vle could have done or can do now about student unrest. OUR orsc1PUNARY measures range from warning .. and · censure through di.smissal from the University. Disffiissal means that the student Is barred in- delinilely from the University. ln ad· dition. man.v studenls have been suspend- ed for definite periods ranging from two weeks to a year, and man y more placed on interhn suspension and pro- bation. which are very effect ive penalties. I might mention a special diff iculty we ~ncounter in maintaining discipline. and that is a kind of double standard that seems to exist today about respect for the law . The publlc is' quick to demand stringent punishmont for campus vlol alions. Yet Unlawful acts seem to be lolera,ted and go unpunished in many other arenas of our naUonal Ille-from illegal strikes of postal v.·orkers to Indian occupations of Alcalraz to violations of court injunctions by sou thern governors and California teamsters. Tb~ situation on our ca1npuses today Is different from past student protest in several very important respects. First, it involves what is no -longer a mioorlty but a clear majorily of the aeademic community~neers as weU as humanities students, athletes as well as student government officers, sorority and fraternity members and many other student groups that have not until now been activists. The Cambodian operation I , UC'1 Charle• J. Hitch and lhe shock of Kent State and Jackson Stale have galvanized a broad cross-5eC· ti~ of the entire camptct population. A SECOND marked difference IJ that this br~d cross-section is more moderate in its tactics. and delermined lo prevent violence. Thirdly, the tactics Qave taken a major change in direction-from picket line9 and other demonslralions to a massive attempt al community and political ac· lion. The moderate students ,have been saying all along that the system can be made to , work and to rt:spond - now they are out to p1vve il. I think no one close to the scene can doubt that this has been for most students a time of intense learning about their community, their nation, its: inslitulions._ and the obligation3 of citizenship. I think too lhal no one close to the scene could help being lmpressed, as I am, with lhe vast majori ty of our university students today-their sin· eerily, !heir devotion to the values or justice and equality and peace, their comm itment to work within a democratic framework they deeply believe in to l'Orrect its shortcomings. THSY !\IA Y sometimes act more rashly, more stridently, niore impatiently than is comfortable for the rest of society. They may and do make mistakes-as we also have done. But this is a g~neration that cares-and cares very deeply-about tbe future of its nation. it.s world. and its fellow men. This, then, is what is happening at the University of California -the head· line eventS aRd the steady day-by.day ··what else'' that make up the reality of the institution. It is as honest a picture: as I know how to portray. And I hope most profoundly that Californians who have an opportunity lo see the reality as well as the image · · will feet renewed pride .in their 'tale Unl'ttrsity of California. Not a Job of Joy-Spreading ~----0111" "'"" In Sun F1"a11clsoo -----, Huntley Views A111erican Journolisrn Scene By CHET HUNTLEY NBC News Seceatly we have witnessed iuorts, stt!ntrn!n& boOl from exalted and more .modest-places, to impede the free and untramnleled flow ind exchange of ideas. The belaborina: of journalism and joufnalists bas not cost a life fortunately but it has taken another sort of prkt:. lt his caused no telling how man y millions or Amerk:.ans to deprecate their herltage of the richest and th e m06l free..._and the moat all-~lysive press in the world and lo join a noisy chorus demanding restrainls on the right to Inquire, the right to speak and write lre<ly. J c~ find no record of a time "'hen we in journalism wert so assailed and ridiculed. Jt may ta ke us years to undo the damage which has been done. to 1nake. our fellow citizens understand what the. fUJ1CUon of journalism in a free natfOn la. Meanwhile, it is more im· portant than ever ·before that we oorselves ·tmder.stand what our funclion is.- May I·, therefore, ofler a few sug· gestions~ • I A,\1 Ntn" atai1 sure that there is anything really sa complicated ;ibool the calling of joumali.sm. Perhaps It is an an.less art. as Mark TIA'ain called Jt. It is the rather simple. process ol distributing true and accurate accounts or what n going on and what is being said ... circulating and pointing to the ideas in the market plact ... the aood ones and the foolish ones. To be sure, 1 bit of 1kHI and experience 11od wisdom are required in thiJ process -~--. Saturday. June 13. 1970 The Comment Page of the _ DfillYl'llot seeks to inlonn and sUmulate reader.s by pl'tsentlng a nriety of com- nienlary on topics of Inter· e1t and aiJl:nlfJcance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Weed, Publishtr I or ~istributing Information because men have a deplorable habit of saying one thing and doing a!1'>thcr and an equally bad habit of not saying all or not saying It clearly. Frequently, a m o s I platitudinous statement or a most mun- daDe development is the signal for something of great significance. To translate these obscure statements and developments, to lnterprrl 1hen1. and to extract fron1 t.hcm their full and l'Olllp]ete valut! or mea ning ... that l· an additional function or journalism anr' -it seems to be the one which arouse the anger and vituperative talents o our accusers. r don't think journalism require!' genius. Talent helps. But the more im- portant ingre.dlent.f are the more prosaic unes : king hours, persistent readin g. persistent inquiry, and a fierce dedicati on 10 lruth. I THINK IT might serve our coltcctJve '"'ell-being were Wt! to eschew all those confusing words which are freq uently applied lo our trade : editorializing. slan- ting, analyzing, commenting, observing. opinlonatlng, and so on and on. I believe there is a more accurate word which befits an importanl part of our function. That \11ord is JUDG· MENT. By lhe very nalure of our profession v.·e are required lo do as mu ch reading as ~ny other. l suppose v.·e travel as m1:1ch or more than any group anywhere. Again, it is incumbent upon us to listen. lo ask questions, to inquire and lo develop a lively cu riosity. In view of all _af this. is it not valid for 1 )oumallst to exercise his judgment, about a given e\'ent or development ... to look at facets of it v.•hlch may not be self evident. to put it into context, to suggest o his readers or listeners to consiCer ' from points of view which may not ' obvious? IT IS HERE, I believe, that stvle ~L'omes significant If the journ alist 'pteially on ra dio or television. persist~ in exercising hi~ judgment in Lhe tone or manne r or Ezekiel the Prophet, or closks his judgment in the indignant self· righteousness of vice presidents, he mav be headed for trouble. The journallst;s jugment must be tendered , .. ne ver in· flicted . As you know. it is asserted that v.·e. don't prinl or broadcast enoogh ha ppy news and that we dwell upon the unplea sant. the vio lent, and the tragic. It's odd : somehow I got the inrert!nce out of the 1968 political campaign and from both sides that ii you and I would only vote the right way we would be surfeited with happy news. I assure y_oo. if national leadership anywhere will produce h!IPP,Y news, ·the Huntley· Brinkley Report would have beatme "The Happy Hour'' long ago. Seriously, ho"·ever, journalism's role An Independent Path IFfom • speech by Ne.,bold Noyes. edl· tor of the W11blnii:ton Stir, prtsklent of the Amerlcu Society of Ncv.·1paper Edi- tors. I I lhink we of the press v.·ould be in a much healthier relatlonship to govern· ment if we flrmly tumed~our barks on the idea that we and government should be all one big happy f•mily -and if v.·e stop going into a state or shock ev· ery time it develops that, in fact , Wt! are not. I can assure you th11t during the next yepr the press ol this country Is goina lo ketp dOlog all tt can do to bh1st 113 way Into as man:-' privileged fa ctual sanctuar· les as possible. But there. never has been, and never will be. 1 g0\'e.rnmen1 -local. nallonal, or in betv.·etn -which did not try to concuJ from the press and tht public facts v.•hlch reflect badly on It! perform• ance, or lo foist on lhe press and public an accounl of eve nt! v.·hich puts it in a fa l'orable Ugbt. \\'e canQDt change this lact of life by passing laws requirina: public officials to IC\'tl with us. It is our job -and gen- erally speaking the American preu per· forms ii remarksbly well -to hack our "'ay lhr~h the cover-up!f and the nack. cry, an<f'to pass on to the public as much H!i we ran learn or the tru lh, as to haw they are hcing a:overned. The press must never bt tonned into supposing thal It has some obllgollon to perform as part 0( the governing ap- paratus. Neither should v.·e rely on the notion tllat gO\'ernmenl. when the chips go down, wlll have a real di spotlUon to help us do our job. THE WORD : JUDGMENT Chet Huntley i_, not. and has never been. one to cheer up, lo mollify, to spread jay. Error? Oh yes. We are not immune to it. But we insist on the righ t to experience it and suffer its agonies. But there arc safeguards in lhis calling of ours. A good joumallst Is a persis tent self-critic. We are more self-critical than any tradesmen I know. Rarely, If ever. is a journallst satisfied with his piece when he sees it coming back to him on the set or the monitor or ·when he reads it the. next morning. tit! forever wishes he might do it over just once more. The trade is fiercely compet itive. Persistent error is in- tolerable. And I daresay the journalist ls engag. e<I every day of his life in a kind of electiori process more rigorous and more rlnal than those which our political leadersh ip has known, because we must satisfy all the standard~ and all the tenns of acceptance day alter day . The critics out there are tough. I FEAR that the current assault on jourrutlism is not going ta-go away soon. Only last week in this city. a high ranking government official said !hat our fallure to promott! the ad· ministration's policies and cases explains \\'h.v our patriotism is in qUm.k>o. • That wall a low blow, dcse(Vtng the stirftst penalty in the boOk. Patrk>tlsm Is a prtva te matlcr, not ' la be f.launted on the cuff ct in the lapel and certainly not In the column or · print or In a space of broadcaSt lime. Patriotism is not our business. 'Truth, Information, fa<:U and Ideas are our business . and tr these v e rltlcs ..• these commodltlet1 ... are permitted to flourish , if they art pcnni~ led to circulate, tl\tn the P•lrloll~m or all of us ls on !llbstffntfal toundatloa and nourishes in benl£ll cllm•te. •, • Click! You. Just Lost The Ganie By JIERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -That was one horrific traffic jam at !\1ontgomery and Pinc the other day, and Banker Jim Biancalana . .y,·ho saw it all, know s v.•hy. A motorist, making a turn. graz- ed a pedestrian. and when he-stopped to apologize, the pedestrian blithely reached into the car, plucked out the Ignition key, and dropped it down the sewer grating. After which he strolled away , looking appropriately pleased with himself. A NO'fE from Beatrice Bliss of ti.1ill Valley : ''Snoo ping through Foyle 's Book Store in Lontlon last week, I found a used copy or your ·eaghdad-By·the·Bay' filed u n de r "1'11ddle East Expeditions." Well , it does contain a stirring account of my first visit to Jack London Square. ADO NAAfES 1 dig: Second Hand Rose, an indeed second-hand store at 2'3rd St. and lilission. owned not by Rose but Delma Chuchwar. It was there last week that Charles Perice, assl. etinductor of the S.F. Opera. bought a mint -condition raccoon coat which he l>•ore to Hawa ii la!il Thursday, presunlably to startle the nritlves. THE CAEN SC RUTINY: Lounging on a bench in llunllngton Park re«ntly: Senator George 1'1cCove m. Since he coukl be the next President, give or take a technicality or lwo, 11 was startling that nobody recognized him, but. he dtdn 'I seem bothered. "!\ly favorite city." be said. sniffing lhe air and beaming at the children at play . 4'Alter ' World Wor II. My v.•Uc and T c&ne here for Honeymoon II , and we 've been in IO\'e -with each other: with this place -ever stw." Aboul Nixon: ••t don't believe hi!: can be re-elected. but then , I didn't btl~ve he could be elected. either. I think It would be nice U ~1oynlhan and Kis,,lnger lrsded jobs. T11en we could have a realistic domc!l;tic policy \\•ith benign neglect for General Foods." SHORT-SHORT STORY (c!asslried ad in the Saratoga News!: "Men 's golf -shoes. like new , jusl 6 yr111. old'. slightly mildewed. will trade for crutches." Ol'J'TO in the Terra Linda News, a personal to ''Robert : Dad is sorry he shaved your head. Please come ba ck home, You may grow it as long as you like. 1'101n." rrvE.COLU!\tN headline in the Vallejo Times·Herald : "S. F. Plans Tighter Grip on Topless.'' Ouch! AOD LIFE'S LfTILE LAGNlAP. PES: Or. whimsy In San J()S(!? Indeed. Channel 36 publishes monthly resumes or the old movies It i;hows, and they !um out to be more entertaining than the flicks themselves. For instance:~ ' "Blondie in Society-Blondie goes Ir. !hr. oper:i anti dor!tn't ~ct her picture in the Chronicle so she's drunlnlcd out or the Junior League and lasei her Cump·s c re d 11 card ... 'llcreu~s or the Dese'rt' - Herc moves to Arizona and challenges Barry Goklwf1ter at the polls. Who will wln and save the West from r I u or Id ation? .• .'Attsck of the fl1ushroom People' -The mushrooms from the Beel Stroganarr at Ernie's have escaped and art.running amok through the streets af San FranciJC(I. So far lhty have e:aten three S.rb \'tmiori and Mayor Alioto and when la!iil sttn w're on lhtir \\'IY to Candles lick to cool off.' " ' . , , ' ,, W~m•, boys ,an<J g~ to another Saturda)I ol run and learning with Uncle Len and his friends Carol and Andy. The j mall sack was llret:_.' ··--~.~---~""-~:....,""'"" ~ai#':.ao~"~t'"! 1 111::' t•lle e ( · otL1.oli are, _Werested In grad~. lf.ll>an )mportanl 1 , ....... Ill or auf.Jlvu and is - • ~'by Wiii:IL.--.o1 W."'~·.w;,, thi -Id.. lln~le !;en's special ihank.! goes to the group of students £] J ·lJ at Westmont School i n W e.stminsler whose teacher hild them draw about summer vacaUon and send their work to me. The work wis real &ood, ki<fs. I'm glad to see so ~ny\of you will be doing Interesting exciting things this ' " ..1011 . summer. With summer coming on,r------------~---------------------~ many of you will be very busy having fun and traveling around. You will also have a lot ol time to draw and write and think up riddles to send to the gang here at the DAILY PU.OT. Keep those entries coming in, kids, because I will be living away ball-dollars all through the 11WM1er months, too:-'Ibat money can come PRIZE WINNER * Kellh Bagdon, 10,, 1931 Kipahulu Lane, Huntington Beach Any child under 12 cn.o. enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's aU you do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, wrote paper 51,i iodles wide and 4 inches detp. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not c<ip)'. or trice picture. It must be your own work. (3} Put your name. qe ancf address on back of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Box 1560 DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy half dollar. ' in awfully bandy this summer L-------------------------------_J vacation. This week's contests honor one of the most special people in our lives. The other most special person already had her very special day. l· am speaking cf good old dad. OUr fathers are the most important men in our lives. As we grow up, they are there to help and eulde us in the many decisions and choiets we have to inake. They are the strong right arms ~ilo help us in Lime of trouble and make our lives thal much easier to handle. They are lhe strong men who are still full of love for us and our brothers and S... yew ...,S.11 te Asif AMy, C/• 0,-.. C... Delly Net, IP , .... c.... ...... Cef1f. Ancht Ur.cl• t CQl'l'ltklf 20-wlmu• Mt Cit ffle WtrY lwtl lllCYClllHllU• It! tlllon11d Sl.lm,,,,.,rt. IOI 11, pf l'tll/l'ftfllfllH f'flHll~IY•ftl•, for "'' llUU!Jgn;. f • Wu tbe Sahara re1Uy once a jungle? jungle animals that depend on rich vegetation that re- quires plenty of water. Fossil evidence aJso proves that the region was inhabited by jungle animals during the lee ages of the past million years. One was a monster mastodon who must have needed at least a whole tree on his daily menu. The rivers that fed the region left their channels In tile rocks. The Sahara enjoyed sisters and most especially for our moms. Dad is the one who goes to work every day to earn the money we need for food, shelter. clothes a n d en- -tertainn:ient., Dad 1S the one who, out or love for his .Jamily' takes a vacation with us sometimes just to get away from it all. Yes, dad Is an important person. And Import.ant people de!lerve special days . Father's Day is a week from tomorrow. That is dad's day , We should all try to make it as easy as po!!ible on our fathers thls day and make him feel most loved and honored. But don't stop w'th Father's Q~Y· Keep on helping out even 1( you don't like to do some ol the things he , waats you to. So this week, boys. and girls, use dad 's speciaJ day for your topic and show him just how special he really Is. Hoflorable mentions ln this week 's art contest go to : Hank Ouiatt, ll M., Laguna Hills ; B~ent Fair, 10, Balboa Island; Lisa Jeavons, 11, Costa .Mesa : Tracy Tiedge, 9, Costa Mesa; Pat Koowlton.-8, Fountain Valley ; Gorden Cohen, 8, Newport Beach. Special honorable mentions · go to these students of West- mont School: Mike Berentsen, 9, Westminster; Ke 11 y McNamara , 8 , Huntington Beach; Rosanna Martinet 9 Wtstminster : David John~on' 9, Huntington Beach; Patrick Maher, 8, Huntingto n Beach ; Darren Belanpr, ·9, Htin- Ungton Beach and Deitise DemerS, 9, Westmimter. Also in that group are: Ch1ri51e Ruter. a, Huntlngton Beach; Kerri McNam1ra , 7, Huntington &ach: L 11 a Smith, 7, Huntington Beach; Karen Dean, 8, Hun_tintton Beach: Lanct CIUnei-l 'i\ Huntington Bueti; David.Hen: dron, 7, West.minster{ Antwtte Dickenson, · 8, Westminster· Jamie Rothwell. Westminster i Lori Norton . 6, Hunt.irrgton • Beath: Timmy Bodine;~ s; ~tminster: ~1ike Glr1enU, 7, Westminster : Felipe Bar- rangan, 8, Huntington Beach · Kelly Saunder\•• s: Westminster; Mai Ujeklw1. 8, HUntir)gton Beach ;. Mark Ruter, 7, HUntington Beach. Some 50 million years ago, magnolias thrived i",1 the tropical climate or Alaska and crocodiles basked in t h e steamy-rtvers of the Dakotas. Every part of the earth has hed a varifty or different climates, somewhat like long chapters in a very eventful diary. Not so Jong ago in geo- logical time, the hoi and bar- ren Sahara was i~~-a thriv- ing juilgle. And' farther Sac~, this region bad an even more dramatic change or climate. this thriving jungle climate r--------------------~ for perhaps a million years. Then, about 7 ,000 years ago, the evidence of this chapter begins to dwi'flciJe. The rivers and moisture dried up and, just before recorded history , lhe Sahara was remodeled to become the earth's largest desert -at least for the present. Nowadays, the big thing in earth sciences is the theory or continental drift. Actuatfy, there is enough evidence to accept this theory as fact. They assume Lhat all the earth's land was once a single continent and investigate how broke up and drifted apart. We now know that the earth's crust graduaJly.inche& around and when this super-eontinent Ii~ a loose sklD. laking the geographic pales on slow, barren &ahara was lndeed a global tours. Some earth scie ntist! suspected that about 450 million years ago, the South .Pole was located in the Sahara region of Africa. Research teams investigated a number of places In this hot, arid desert. They probed into samples of its bedrock and examined rocky out· croppings exposed by the shlfted sands. In January or thi.5 . year, scientists from 11 n1tions arrived to !UJ'vey the e11idence on the spot. They agreed that 450 million years ago the South Pole was right there. At that time the present desert was burled under the soulh polar ice camp. Deep scratches gouged on its ex- posed rocks could have been made only by massive glaciers. t;>urlng this Ordovi- cian Period of geological · hlJtory, u,e ice cap extended 2,~ 'miles through Morocco a~ !.1aurltanla, Algeria and Niger, Lybla and Chad. fhe contrast between then ans! now Is extreme. It makes it eas~r to believe that the Sahara also had a less dramatic jungle ch1pter tn lts paat hJstory. Thi.! chapter has been known to sclentlsla for some time. Some ol tht btst evtdtnce w11 left by Neollt.hc people who lived there at least 10.000 years 1go. Thty covered stonf cliffs and whole hillsides with thtlr aietcbes and col· ored pa:lntlna1. And these ear· ly artists drew Just 1bout everythln11 tn the region. They drew browsing giraffes and rlvl!:r hippo,s, deer and ·el1phant1 ind eounllcss other We have known for some time that the earth has been GRADUATION It is the end of; the school year And we are ·gatltered here To wish all the graduates our best As they set out on life's quest. We wish them all success Prayers, luck and happiness. A k.,.llflft' 11etr Mlllf' -.. ,.,. It....., 1•u a... L .. n•o, F .... "l•IR 'llllf'I', fw tllt ......... •try 111 1M • •t.rf •IMI -c..mt. M.1111 ""r -"' ,..,.., te UMlf LM, IN 11 ... Cell• ....... (aillfenlle, modeling and remodeling ils '---------------------..! features through more than four billion years. The con· tinenls and even the poles are slowly hiching around the globe. Mountains rise and decline, ice age! come and go, seas invade the land and retreat. These e11ents are more real to us ·when we survey the past chapters of the Sahara, or some other special rea:ion of the earth. ' AllllY Hl'MI • Werlf ... Att.I 'O T1mo1111 G•HllllM!r. •tt 10, llf Nlam••1 F1llt. Onl1rlo, C1nftlf, fol 1111-llon: De ettpbants really have secrtt gr1veyatds? There is a legend that an aglng elephant wanders away to dJe in a secret· gra11eyard of his ancestors. lvory hunters like to believe it is true. ln the past, before laws: were passed to ~trict I h e slaughter of wild 1animals in Africa, they hunted down elephants and killed them to get their precious ivory tusks. The safaris were expensive, risky and wearisome -and naturally the treasure bunters hoped for an easier way . Several hordes of elephant bones were found, decaying there in the jungle. It was also known that a g I n g elephants tend to wander off from the herd. Most llkely these were the facts used to lnvent lbe graveyard legend. Observers of anlm.a1 life have other tdeu. The so-ealled Faveyards had bones but no tusks. It ls mort Ukely th1t they were the carcasses of elephant herds slaughtered by previous Ivory h u n t e r s . ObstrVers also suspect. that aging 'elephants wander off1 not to die, but In search °' ~·ater. This happens al the end of the hot, thirsty seNOn. Then sudden monsoons may dcluce the old wr.nderers and trap them hope essly In the mud. • ' a1•0 ~ orner ' ' RIDDLES and JOKES * Question: What would you call a tal1ot if you did nof 'kn6w his name ? PllU "Mel pu• MH ~JW :,1e.Ml"'f WIN Nil k•tll~• • .,,.., If .. 9( .. ..,., .. ..._. ...... ""' Question : Where does a 2,()00...pound gorilla sleep? "Sff••1d ... •J•'fM Auy !JIMl\ly I.IN J....._. 11, (ai1I• Melt Question : If you were aboul to drown and bad five cerits in your pocket, whet wou1d you buy? t.1eAtl11!1 !JeMIWf . -1(1"' C1111~11, .... .....,. kKll F'ather : How come you get C's and D's and your friend John doesn't? . ' Son : He's diffe rent. He has smart parents. • ..,, .,,,. Mllltllllft{ ..... ANIMAL .SaturdlJ', J11111 ll, 1'70 ly Phil lnterlancli y • . " Ann Lau~ers Worries Soar Over a Snore DEAR ANN LANDERS : I have a problem l have never seen ln 'yOUr column. 1· hive a reaJ hangup on people who snore. I know where it came from. My mother was widow- ed when 1 w45 5 years old. Two years later sbe married a man I hated. He sooted so loud it used-to shake the house. I remember lying awake at nilbt and wishing I .could pUt ·a pillow over hi.! · face or stulf a washrag in his mouth. My mother divorc- ed rum after three years and I was 10 happy 1 cried. much "chatting'' and not enoua:h listening. The boy CQtnes over to my houae be· cause he need,, someone to talk 01. Il's pa!Jle:tic the way he pours out his heart to me. It's obvious nobody else will giv.e him a chance to talk. She doesn't need to wor- ry about him sow.irul any wild . oats over here. f am his "mother confessor" a n d nothing more. I'm highly flat- tere<I that she h8'_ such no- tions. The boy doesn't, so she can relax on that score. A great maay Pllt•ll lae\ , they should do all the talkin1 .• A,od thia ls why so many kids go outside the family to expreu their fee1in11 . Ten It like It)!. -LANSING ·' DEAR LANSING : Yoa did ud I lhuk you. When 't went to camp at aae lZ, r W8J In a bunk with a Rirl who snored. I asked to be.-. transferred to another bunk. The counselor said she wouldn't tell the girls why 1 moved. I promtstd to keep "-... 111 '°" ..._ ~ "-•••l It a secret and 1 d\4. :: ;""Mt-1~~ .. t!~ i;"":; I realize t have this lhln• .,.. ....,. i. Tin t111 Dlfhl'fftel," Send 1S Cl!ftlt lo! """ Ind • 19M, about snoring and now -1t .. rt-efd,....., u._.. ..... ,._.. wlttl aft:e 11 -I am wondering ~~·oTr.-' '" Cffll °' tfll DA11.v what If I marry a guy• who-;;;;;;;;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;;:_ snoresf Is there an,y sure way ;: lo· find out BEFORE m11r-- rl1uze? PICA~ 11rlvi11e. -WOR· RIED IN HUCl!!NSON - -· ON THE TUBE Fer t ...... t 11114• .. wh•t'1 , fl · 11,,,,111111 011 TV, ,.M TV • WEEK -411tri~utff with tM 0 S:•tutd1y M1tl•11 of tt.o DAILY rlLOT, DEAit WORRIED : Ye 1, there l•· But I .don 't r.ecom· mend It_. rt tile sno.rtng Is cau!ed Jty an ob~truetloa a ~-:·:· ========== doctor r814llt be •* to--.eJp. - Tl there -lo no ohitrueUoa a Death l\'etice• gentle nudge. or moving the ------------ snorer'• head to aaotber paid. RODMAN t'on a1u11ly produets ren}ts, Svbtl 1ic1111,...n. 1:11 l , WUtGl'I, C•~'' MllSll. D•" ol G••lh, Junt ,,, .,..... At I )n~I rttort e1r0plugs Cln vices HnC1tnt1 •I a." ••°' ..... ' MOI"'"" bt helpful. •rv. C•la Ma•. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I think l'm the "divorcee" that Lansing mother Is worried about. Onlv J am not a divorcee, My huAf>and was killed In Vietn11m. The mother Is concerned because her IS. year-Old son Is spending too much Ume over here. You told her not to--1et hv1teMcal -and to have a IQW·key chat v"llh the boy. I don't agre( wit~ your advice, Anri. The trouhle with I h a t mother· Is she has done too ROSE llwoert o. ll01e ...... tJ, ~ UM w~rt· II••· kt•m 3, CO.la M ... o.i. .t -!ft. Junt t. llln'fYM la1 wlf•, M'n•I '°"' 1l0111k1 II-TMofl ll'l•M cit ..... ''"'• Jo Ann ~""°'-• 'MINI s.r~ Lou Hm1. Coll• MIMI Jlldllft J. """"~· Soni• f 1 s,..lnof, 11 ...,,... dll~ l"tlv11e -vie.et -lll'lf W~~' 10 AM. h1lt1'rrltJ!t, H•rllll' llllll Me!Nlri.1 P•""· hll arolldw•"I' Mortuol"' Olr~. TIIOMPSON ARBUCgLE •SON w .. 1e1111 Monuar, U7 E. 17tb St., Colli M~11 ....... • BALTZ MORTUARIEll Corou tlel Mar OR M411 Coollt MUI Ml Wiii • BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 111 BrNCl'"J1 Oot18 M .. LI Mm • DILDAY BROTHERS llnthlrlto Valley Morlv"'l' 17tll ..... 111 ... . ffuDtlMl10I ... ell ld-'1'1'11 • PACitlC Vll!W MEMOlllAL PARK Cemec.r,. e Moriaty Cllap<I :1101 r..inc vi... lll'tve N"'port B<ae•. 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Dr. Yolles, In the closed· door testimony .made public Frklay. said that .. lo the area of hard narcotics a n d especially heroin addiction, I believe the committtt would be interested to know that a brief survey was done in Harlem , a house-to-house survey of tenants in a 4()..block area. "The results d that suniey showed that there were 22,000 adults, some 30,000 children, and some 6;000 individuals who lived in streets aod alleys in thi s tO-block area. "Of that nwnbet, there were 10,000 addicted adults, 6,000 children between the ages af 116 and 21 who were addicted and 2,000 childr<n between th< SOFT SELL SAM By Marvin My•" LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ,.._ . " I ...... ......... ..... . \ ~ DAILY 10 AM to 10 PM. 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Burton known I• mt 10 bl !tit ..en.on whote '""'• 11 wbl<:rlON to TM within ln1tr.,..,.n1" l lld tdtnowledtld tHI ll'KUltd The Simi. (OFFICIAL 5EALI Miry I(_ Hotnrv Ndl11'\1 Pub!lc.C11!19rn1• Pr!ntlp1I Ollk • In Oruitt Counl\I Mv Commlulot1 E•Plrtl Nov. t~. 1tn Publlllllld Orl"111 COl~I 0111»' Polol, J un<11 13, 20, '11 111d J11!Y ~. 1'70 10N·1• NOTICE r . ~ ' -..... • ~ 'T' • Our MiJky·_: Way ·Galaxy· Losing~Gravity? Satul'dl)', Junt 13, 1970 --DAIL V PILOT 9 ' NEW YORK (AP) -our wites," ooe pbyslcisl obstrv-types of gravltaUooal waves, A rival tbeory to Einstein's MassadJuselts lnslltute o I ls sel up at the Unlvenlly of Maryland campus at College Park, Md., and M the Argonne National Laboratory near Olicago. The SOO.mlle baseline-Is Intended as a doubl..meck to verify that be really is deteetilll gravity waves, not some k>cal tremor. JIMBO'$ . Milky . Wa,y galaxy is loslng ed. "It remains a huge between ao-calied «:al1r and has been ollertd by D.r~;--Technology, a 1 ea d Ing •: !~::Yi~:dseo~:1 milli!: pmte." teMOr wa~es. Robert H, Dicke ol Princeton physicist, said Weber's wort New : York Steak of stars together _ at 8 ' Jn r~portlng on his most 'J!his wor• 1s-l1111portanl tn .,.,w:l his student, Carl Brans, must now be coo.firmed by · surpriatngJ,y rapid rite, 1 recent work at tbe conference a cmtroversy over wbek involviilg ·.sea.tar and tensor other experimentefs. If wetier Unlterslty ol Mary 1 and Monday, Weber also said that .:Elnstein's general thei>ry of eltects: But Dicke maintained is right, Morrison said, hl.s physicist reports. ~ a 22-<fay series of relativity is rl&ht or wrong that Weber's new results are work: will _ be of stunning fun. C-plm Dl- $1 .59 Ol'I N 24 HOU RS Eventually in the far • measurements he }\as in describing gravitaUonal ~f· .tnoonclusl~ so far . damenta1 'iinportance. future, this ~ans that a star dfstinguJ!hed between two fects. Dr. Pbi!Jp Morrison .ci the Weber'sdetecUonequipme.nt 3010 L COAST HWY., CORONA DIL MAR like our sun -out at the _,, edges of the galaxy along with the solar zystem ..:. would break free ol. the weakenlnt gravity and fiy olf into apace. One estimate places that St per1laps hundreds of millions . of years away. "The gal~ doe! seem' 'to .be losing ·its binding eoergy ~at a great rate," Dr~ JOIStJlh · Weber told the 'lbird 1'C4m;- .bridge" Conference.on ·Relativity: at the Institute" for Space Studies here. "This means," another · ph ysi ci st said, ~'that something fantutlc , ls hap- pening at the center ot. Ute galaxy." ' The force of gravity, which tugs Us to the earth'a surface, holds all large celesUal bodies together, eVen thou·gli it is the weakest force in nature compared to nuclear and elec· tromagnetie energy. Albert Einstein set forth in his general theory ol relaUvlty in 1916 tbe idea that tlle gravi- ty field around bodies like :stars should produce waves if the bodies are in some kind of motion. But because such waves would be Htremely weak if they existed, scient ists wondered how to detect them. It was not unUI June Of last yea r that Weber produced convincing evtdence that he had detected tbem. · Weber to1d the conference he measured the Dow of the gravit.aUonal energy picked Up by hls aen.sitlve ' iostrwnents, then in a series ol steps com- puted tbe ene:riY being lost rrom tbe scuroe ol the waves in the center of the galaI)'. It appears, he said, that the galaxy is losing energy at a rate equivalent to the mass of 1,000 suns each year. But what is causing thla tremendom flow of energy re- mains a mystef)'. "We can't tcolint in any way for the / urce of these Big Pay Cut Hurts, Says Mrs. Shultz WASHINGTON (UPI) -• "Sure, it.hurts us," concedes , Mrs. Gt<Wge P. Shultz. Her husband U; taking an $1 7,5(1()..a- year pay cut -at President Nixon's request. "We have children in college or on the way to college," said the mother of five, But she said that it was no .easy thlng f.o refuse the President. Now she will have to do some budget..managing ol her own. ' Mrs. Shultz sald Wedn~ay that her husband came home last weekend and told her Nla- on wanted f\im to move from Labor secretary to head tm new Office ci Executive Management and Budget -a shift that could in the, view of some observers mak¢ Shultz, SO, the second most powerful man in the govern- ment. "I said to him, 'Whal are you going to do?' "He said: 4Wbat can you do when the .Presid~nt asks you to do somethlngT1 It was the uine tbing he aa.id> when the President asked him to be secretary of labor in the first place." , Although the mpve is cert.aiq to confront Shultz with a greater challenge than his already thing job u head of a government departmerit, the former couea, dean will be taking a ~ cul from !80,000 to '42,500. ' "! think it \OtlL be • busy jotr ... d more 4emanding," said Mrs. Shultz in an -1n. tervlew. "Those fn tJJe White House work loog and hard hours. We dor\.'t see him enough now -but we try very bard to have dinner home every night." Four of tJJe fhildren were at !be White Hoose Wednelclay for the Rose Garden an- nouncement of ljle Shulll shill. . They were M~rgaret, 23, a teachet': XathJ~, 21, a junior at the University ~ Denver; Barbara, u , and Al~JO, --g<ade scliOOI• ifud In su burban Arlington, V 8 . , \\'here the family lives. 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Exqllisite !ti-level heme -several bedrooms opf1n to a ll>vely' balcony overlooking a serene couiitr)' side1viewt Nutone food center kitchen.. Cov.l!fed f;atio with waterfall. Protelsionally land-~ sc~. S iding doors to patio. 54-0-17JO · • • • " UNUSUAL. PQ01. HOMe $28,95k511 % , , terms--means very litUe down· payment & month-· ly installments Jess than~reht! . ~ ~ .. !Woo•···. ' •' I ., I , .llJIRSE PAUDISi:! · NEWPOII-$66,958· • On a lo".ely 1,2 acreiof rrg~~·~ -your hor-. ees 1110a welco!!'A here. Striking modern home with 4 bedrooms, ~room. Split level view lot with beautiful Ant!lon.r '1001.r,cabana & dressing rooms, • firopit. llovei,.'atrium entry. Ideal for execuUve e1>- lertaining. OiQwa~h.er. intercom. Water softener. 3 llaths Much. more'! "Submit· your offer! 54-0-1720 ' ;. 1\4 BElll ' si!,950 -Low· DOWN! Very tpacioWI tiililily home with many luxury addell features, 2 puJfiDiin. baths, used brick fireplace Ill electric "Award" push button built-In kitchen. Piusl 1."C~g. custom decorator dr;apes & shades, heavy .... roof. Very low down payment. OWner dos~r-uaie! ·540-1720 •. ~ ' ' . LOYnY 2 STORY-4 BIDRM-$28,950-6~ Sltlln~ pretty on a large ~mer lot' Near major, shl'{>J>'"f & schools. 2. baths, banquet sized dimng ·room. Elegant fireplace' welcomes all to sunny liv~i ing room . Pool sized groUJldS. Patio. Prjm' lobS.:' lion. Subject' to 8\0% FHA loan! 54-0-1720 • ' ., ~ "" ·t ' ' ·~ -. ~I' " «'! \ Or subject to a great 5\0 G.l. loan assumption. Tex- as sized bedtooms, 2 bathe, freshly painllld-Wlde &:: out. Fon:ed-air heat, fireplace enhances 1iarm of secluded rear living room, built-in dream litchen. Landscape4 to perfection. Lovely sWim poM, cov- ered patio, Joads of decking -lush tropicat setting. •} (9101) ~1720 " •• FABULOUS "SOL VIS1A" $28,900-6.1. Very 1pacioua home with maater sized bedlooms, 2 baths & bu1e r,eparate family room awaiting lhose lun occasions! All electric pysh button built~in kitch· en. ',Jllteplace. Best of financing -almost nothing down '!l.I. or low-low down all others'\. Plush carpet- ing, custom drapes. Patio. Artisticauy landscaped & neaUy manlcured".lawn. (8005) ~1720 . . · · EA$Y TO BUY! $28,990! G.I. FHA or sub~ to 15% % loan assumption. Super sharp Jlome ·in. an area. of beautilul, tree shaded streets -near schools & major shopping. Spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, all electric •<pqsh Button" built-in k i t c h e n. Decorator wallpaper. Gorgeous g,l"ounds -professionally )an~ped. Escape to tpe covered patio. ~8674) 54:i).1J20 OOUBLE PWSURE! $a4,500 . Very $.et tis % • Sia"nialil\omei. lildiine $:!lllllF' yeair D~~s. wall to Will Carpeqpg, rang.e &: ~v~n~ Pa '.1fuge,8S ft. deep grounds -rtom'for adclitlOil! al its. Low dowu payment & it'J all yours.! Lei· youf.tenant Ju~.Jp m:ake the payments! Nice area near . sbo71ni ~~~;~l(~;.~9,500 . spJ1ous home with 8 lovely swim pool that is heated & filtered for year round fun. Covered patio. BBQ-outdoor living & entertaining perfect here! . Buijf-ins. Gorgeous fll:eplace .. (856S) 540-1720. Ntt4'!· GOLF COURSE $23,500-6.1. -FHA means almost nothing down to Vets-low down all others! Very nice 3 bedroom, 2 bath home in excel- , lent location-near a great golf course! Pool sized grounds. Near all schools & major shopping. (8966) 54-0-1720 MESA VERDt-$25,500! : &~% Finest area near schools, churches & libraries. King sized bedrooms, 2 separate baths. Sunny living room. Like n'ew carpets, drapes, built·in dream kitchen. Owner•hilp1 with financing. 6~% FHA loan subject to assumption. (8600) 54-0-1720 "3 FOR THE SHOW" $32,500 " 3 veryJnice homes on a •huge 300 lt. deep grounds - room fo'r multiple units. Choice rental area. -laS bedl'OQlll, -.l-2 bedroom & 1 bedroom homes. The tenants make the payments. Near schools & shop- ping. (8137)l54-0-1720 LARGE HOME-URGE FAMILY!' $28,950 Sharp & lovely lar~e home Ideal for growing active family & entertainmg! 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. All ·electric builtin kitchen gorgeous ' paneled liVing room-elegant fireplace. Oversir.e back yard -room for pool. (8978) 540-1720 -/ ' ---- l lAL m4t l SALIS TARBELL . OFFERS You MORE' in 1970 • ft!" ............ ~. -t-19'• ... ' •• , .......... .... '·'···-~ ....... -• ,., ... A.tNrthl .. '"'f ..-. • I ~ r.....,, Mfl& .......... .,.. .... L e CA ; 1; :"9fll 111.,,.... c.:-..... H ... HHMI .. ..... • ~:t:'t:.~..,.,. ........ ,, ...... &.. ,....... e ltM ,,._ C.... r.. ,_ Lhtt .. ,...._..., • ,....,,_ c ...... 1 ...... w.... ....._ • 1t ..,., .... ,,. ... hniWI ,.. .............. • PUAll CAil IOI YOST, 141 .. 1¥ -,t.,. .. EXQUISITE "IRVINE" $35,200! Prestige location -executive home with ~ bed-- rooms, 8 separate batlu, large family room. Only 31h years new -looks' like a tnodel borne! All elec- tric "Award" kitchen, .full dining room. Inviting fireplace. Univer1ity Park. -exceptional planned community with pools, tennis etc. Patio. (8445) 540-1720. . BEST BUY !-$28;900-6~ % LOAN . _ It's a beauty with criss-cross window11 , pretty~~· ters. heavy shake roof, in.· a lovely professlob 1 landscaped surrounding. 3 king sized bedrooms, I • dlnin(I rqom; large family room. Many decorator dre~ features artistic use of wall paper--J>arteling. Finest kltohe11.-All this fol''I ... th4n replac l!.ient- ~ ~SUPEl~llP! .. $2B 9s0 . Gi! ~· . ~Alinosrno d~iiniili eOiJaiC..'ltsl-yeiiipt}'- . ment5 .less. than rent.-;;·Q)leen~ ·~d ~drooms,, ;. · baths. family room . Park-lite larldscapmg. All the . line f~8jtures, built-ins, el'eg@llt fireplace, secluded ,Jiyjnlf room .. Near beai;!i. {8041) 54-0-1720 ·. .. ·30 FT: ENCLOSED ,PATI0-$24,500! ~ummertime 1s favorite patio time -but this patio can be used all year round. It is cove.red & h~s plexi· glass enclosures! 3 oversized1 bedrooms, 2 baths, filrrillY room. ~rge nicely 1~ndscaped yard. FHA or G.I. terms available. This rheans little cash need- e4 10 m<JVAYi°f.i~mut' MODEL HbME One of ,our most attracPve homes ideally located on a nice corner, near sbopping & all schools. Owner has completely. refurbished the interior -new Paint -expep1ive wa.ll 1 paper. New deep pile carpeting & drapes. Owner desperate -su~t all offers. Priced at $34,llG(J. Owner will cotlsider· lease with option to buy. For details -O leaa, call 54:i).l720 ..ALMOST N DOWN G.I. • 5 BEDRM. l.l>cated; .near the gr.eat Pacific ocean! 3 separate baths, 2SOO sq. ·ft. of, sheer luxury! Romantic fire-- place, finest kitchen with· gleaming coordinated built- 1n features. Large farruty 1room. Sculptured green lawns, gorgeous land·scaping. Fine location. Owner very ··~couN-rRvbi:1tlliurDli1v'E~,: $t4~o' Very lovely home 'ih prestige area of Mesa Verde! Spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, lovely • formal dining room awaitiog those festive banquets prepared In the all gourmet kitchen -finest bullt-in features. Double fireplace.· Adjacent to golf course. Excellent financing! Owner anxious! (908'1) 540-1720 '" ' , 8£411Tlfll -"SPllTLESS" $ ,900 Low down payinent &::· oWner help• witb the Unanc- ing ! Only 4 yr1. old &::. re?ects tender loving care inside &" out. Generous stzed bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, Inviting fireplace. Builtin kitchen. Large patio for outdocir fun & BBQ's. Water softener -many.extru. Near beach, schools & shopping - (9142) 540-1720 . 2955 Harl:tor Bl y d., Costa Mesa 540-1720 • ' ~UNIINGTON .BEACH ~FOUNlA'" VALLEY .. 1 • • • ' • -- OPEN SATUROAY &;SUNOAY 1-5 S BEDROOM $22,950 617 S. Golden West, S•nt11 An• (McFadden-Faiwiew area) 2 baths, built-ins, fire- ·place, full dinJng room. Forced air. Covered patio -built-in 'BBQ. l46-0604 • • IT'S A "OOOHY"-$25,500-1:.1. Or FHA terms available -means nothing down G.J. or Jow down all others! Very spacious 3 beilroom, 2 bath borne. Gourmet's pride kitchen with all the bandy built-in leatures. On a quiet cul-de.sac street ·~,one block to grade schools. Freshly.painted in.side & oot! Hurry & call now (0056) 8~ • 4 BEORl-$27,500-ALMOST NO DOWN G.J. or low-low down FHA ! Very Spacious & most att?active home in superb area near all amenities ! Gour-met's pride kitchen with handy builtin features . Most intriguing fireplace. Lovely patio for outdoor BBQ's. Huge sandbox & SEPARATE PLAY area for the·"LitUe Ones." Better see this one first-or you 'll be loo' late! (8428)• 842-ll691 2000 SQ. Fl HACIENDA-$27,900 Enclosed courtyard-lovely red tiled roof home with a ·35 ,(t. front patio. Owner helps wi\h the financing. See this1one· now! 4 bedrooms, 3,batbs, lovely built- ln kitchen . Family room with ari inviting fireplace. Immaculate built-in kitchen. Lovely landscaped grounds. 846-0604· FAMILY WITH A DOG WANTID! $29,950 ftba:e 'oversized yard completely le~ced with a .dog rPa--children play safely ln their own baCk yard. ~~s1AolilroomB, 2 baths faJliuy fOOlJI, exceedinR-·1y;Nl'' e \Mth handsome fireplace. Patio. Beautiful a'f o carpeting, drapes thruout. -walnut panel- .Ing .. 0072)' 8!:!'M!ll . ' ') • • WAlll TO CABANA CLUB! $28,goo Famous· "Deane Garden".bome near a terrilic ·club with ·tennis courts & pool. Eco·nom)• pric~d -home nestled among luxury priced homes. Mediterranean blue interior with spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, gar· den kltdhen· with finest all electric builtin features. Elegant fir.eplace in large family' roo·m. A beaUty- near the beach t. 846-0604 · PREsr.lGE "FOUNiAIN . P,l.AZA" $25,250 Very spacious 4 bedroom 2 bath with plush carpeting,~ drapes & pretty curtains thruoUt. Dream kitchen with finest 11Top Of The Line" applian.ces. Enjoy a beau- tiful clubhouse, huge patio, ppqls. No yard work here! Great for the entire family!~(VOOO) 962-1373 16111. BEACH BLVD ............ 142~91 5124 EDING ER .............. 146 0604 HUNTINGTON HACH . CORONA·NORCO . HORSE RANCHES AND HOM~S· 2/.3RO ACRE HORSE RANCH-$19,950 Nice 2 bedroom home. Facilities for 5 horses! Low down payment to FHA loan assumption. '735-1077 ACRES & ACRES!! 400 prime view acres -on Skyline Road -beautiful view of mountains & rolling countryside below. Fine investment. 735-1077 CUSTOM BUILT-HO"SE RANCH-$34,900 On an oversized \-2. acre 1 f beautifully landscaped grounds. Covered patio. ·2200 sq. ft. Open beamed celling family room, 4 big bedrooms, 2 baths. Ceramic tiled entry hall. Built·in dream kitchen. Grounds encircled by 6 ft. chain link fence. (9023) 735-1077 THE "UJMOST" IN, HORSE RANCHES on a hu ge :V. acre of lovely estate grounds. Com· pletely fenced. Private ri.~g trails -Serenity & privacy abounds! ~nter thru the dramatic double doors to IQvety tiled entry hall. lluge living room with gorgeous fireplace, family room, formal dining room. Open beamed ceilings. central air condition- er. Home is vacant-move light in condition, $62,000 (9024) 735-1077 . . ' 2429 Hamner. . NORCO CIJwnlM l'rMW.., .. H-r Ill flllttctil C~ll colloct or (I) hS-1077 ~ · TlllUVD: "DEANE" HOME ' . . Very spacious-home.-.ith oversized bedrooms, fuU· dlnlng room. Electrfc:kitchen, 3 baths, huge 20 x 28 ft .. family room ,.ideal for all 'the action. Exquisite home with atrium entry. Walle to Teanis club & pool Prestige .Mee· -near beach, major shopping & all oehools, (8067) .-tm "MARK aF 1iUUKCE" $39,900! 6~% Subjecl. to a ~t. .VA. loan assumption! Gorgeous atrium. ent.i:t~ J)erfect ,patio with all doors leading to this delijhtlu! ma. 4 bedroom. 2 baths, all electric dream kitchen ·with gorgeous walnut cabinets, built· in Nu·tone mixer,~fir!est range & oven. BBQ, indirect lighting. Custom carpetihg & drapes. Color T-V. Pool sized ·grounds. Don't hesitate-see it now! 842-6691 "LIVE ON CLOUD 9"-$37,500 Long -low & rambling 4 bedroom, 2 beth family room home with .2000 sq. ft. of elegance & comfort. All electric dream kitchen with "Award" built-in appliances. Magnificent fireplace in large family room, patic;>. Only 7 mos. new & takes little cash dowf! to ;isswne lhe present VA financing. Owner helps with balance. (90'49) 962-1373 LOUK WHAT WE roUNO! $18,500 It's a darling 8 yr. o.ld home with finest quality fea- tures. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room~djacent 10 a beautiful built-in kitchen . Handsome room di- vi der. carpets, drapes. Lovely rear yard with water fountain. Nea.r beach & all schools. Hurry-call now. (9006) 842·6691 6 MO. NEW! $38,50HHA LOAN It's a lovely 2160 sq. ft. beauty that's just barely · lived in!· 4 spacious bedrooms, 3 full baths, large · family room. All electric miracle built-ln kitchen, dishwasher. Fonnal dining room. Shows better than . a model home. -RandhO La Questa home in pr~ · tige area. (9088) 962-1373 · 2500 SQ. n.-tEASE WITH OPTION To buy or buy \\1itla').our G.I. ell~ibUity -or low 7 down to FHA terms! (t's a beautiful 4 bedroom, S bath, den home with a massive fireplace, dream kit· chen -finest built-in appliances. Large patio. A very appealing home near St. Francis Parish & other· schools. (0071) ~ 18884 ·~-• re I nt I u ..llJM; rvl!IJI n .. _, ,.. 962-1379- I EL TORO • Uki _ fbiiif ' I: MISSION VIEJO • JR. ESTATE! $31,750! On a lovely private street -executive type home -1 profe1sionally · decorate<J with beautiful gold wal~. paper & rich wood paneling. Fully carpeted, custom drapes. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. family room . EJeg&l\t fireplace & a di'eam built-in kitchen. 72 x UO lt. arounds -Jan dSCflped to perfection -room for pool) (0045) ,83l>6060 ENTERTAIN WITH A BIG SPLASH! $33,500 Great home for fonnal & informal entertaining. Very nf'ce home with spacious bedrooms, 1 baths, family l'001Jl, beautiful canyon & mountain view PLUS a lovely heated l filtere:d swim pool -surrounded by lush arched palms, tropical landscaping, cascading waterfall. Low maintenance front & rear. Upgraded plush carpeting, custom drapes & pretty curtains. Covered patio. Better see his one first! (9066} 830-6060 , "SPACE & COMFORT" $30,900 Lovely home with a beautiful enclosed front yard : with wrought iron gates,r slump stone walls. Lovely view lot with landscape a'H.ist's dream f11antings. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, family room, all electnc "Award" bu.ilt·in kitchen. elegant (irepla.ce. Cloud soft carpet .. ing. Sprinklers, tinted windows -many extras. POOi sized rear yard. Covered patio. (9067) 830-6060 BEAT HIGH INTEREST RATE!· 6~% LOAN Subject to the greatest financing on today's market . Priced below replacement at $27,900. Lovely home with twin sized bedrooms, 2 baths, ~ourmet kitchen with finest built-in1 features includmg dishwasher! Located in Missio~ 1Viejo -finest area. 830-3060 LARGE FAMILY ONLY ! 2 beautiful 5 bedroom .homes -quick possession. $29,500 and $42,500 . El Toro & Lake-Forest locations! Ca ll today 830-0060 LAKE FOREST-LARGE FAMILY? $35,000 I! you have a large family this dellghlfu! home w1U suit 811 your needs. 4 bedrooms, 2 6aths, large family roo_m. Exquisite plush carpeting, custom drapes; ceramic tiled beautilul built-in kitchen. Screened patio. Heavy shake roof. Elegant fireplace, full din· tn,I? room. There's much more - so please call to see! (91)92 ) 8~ 23331 El Toro Rood 830°6060 ' • • • . ' JI . . ·: I I l - -.. _ ..... • ' I • I I I • • ( r " • • \ .. ·- , , .. , , • YnrlY .. 1.~ "'"' ,t •. • ) OAllY l'ILOf J3 • I , - *""~· ~--·~••'r• • . .;;;;;;;;co,-;-~,~.~.c--;c-~.~-;:';"""'.'":~--~--~--~,......~.~-~-.~~-~.~ •. 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' ,,-,,,,....,.....,,,., -10 , , l I I PERKINS MISS PEACH ·--... - STEVE ROPER I ly Chester Go .. d 1957 l!!RICEAHOCilOOM ~~~"'~~· FIVE YEARS-"°""''- ly Torn K. Ryan By Harold Le Doux POW'T lOOIC NOW &ECAJJSE I'M AFli?AICJ YOtl'LL TELL ME I 'M. HAV1N6 lllllSlot.15 .• BST I ns.r 'SAW 50MEOfrilE FlmNG TH E PESC.elPTION OF TME PER'SON I JUST MEMTIONEP ! By Frank Ba!ilMki J i t ! • ' WMEN LEW MAYS WAS ·• 11'/Ct.UDING AOMITTED. Mil. "0PES:Z., ME nus S'NIRT! WAS GIVEN HO~PIT!-L PAJAMAS ··ANO I l-IUNG UP TI-IE Cl.OTMES I-IE. WAS WEARING -· PEANUTS Ll'L AINER SAU Y BANANAS GORDO //OW COME YDiJ OON1T SJ.UP wmt YOUR lleAD TUC~D UNOER1 J. !KE 01"ER. l°OWL1 POPC.l' MOON MULLINS • ANIMAL CRACKERS tr /.Mla:!!S N\E HOU 5r<Ji'ID f'l:O'l.."E Ml; kA-EiJ tr eot-ieS ro ~EEPU!G t1-1e: f.Jf/. Cl.10.AiJ ! -.!'I--' .Jl>sr i.coK itw 1l'E. ~E<IS H~ A IJEIL. OF FOU.U1T OIJ HA.ll61Al6 Ole~ Ji'.IEM.- By John Mnes By Men r ''"""' IT'S .:.4.1.L.EO •woMiur.rs Ll&l!"~Tlat'ol-' By Saunders and. Overgarcl A#P, IN .t'..+')Tlt"..IL '11/dt'APY, J.FW .JHY5 l.f RIA'm'Ft. Y A:ILLIAIG ASIO£ "1JIE Ci/KT,4/N 4E1JtEEN H'M ..WP lNG NEJ<T 'filaAT.MW?'" /IOCTN.'- GOTTA llE ~REA.IL TME-~ME 00/fT SEE ME!, •·IF IT'S'"lHE BIG FELLOWS WtFE SMEt> ltE«IGHIZE ME By Charles M. Schub ~~~~~~~-'- lt'S ll!E O<.~ AN"°"'L ~SlllE5 -""° AAS <MIS A!itf111- ,, \~ l.,J!'i ... ~P-;.VJ.. • • ly Al Capp By Charles Barsotti C·~ ~~ .:I " • . ~, I By Gus Arriola ' : ! ..... ~~:,.-~~--.....:::, l ! I I I I I ·' :~1 ._ ________ ~ :1; '1 •. rr'S ~qGWE 16 ~SPOO~ 611 .. ITV !.. .:.Oii Off I •• i--_.,, ' • • i ! • I ; I By Ferd Johnson By Roger Bollen -:L Gor 50 CAl1tlEO NIWI. "I. I.er: M <,J HleACl-ll GO our! ~ ~ lt;~ ) ... .. .. . , '• . • •. • :· .II ~K~P-"IM--·-'--.-----------..;;;;;; .•. ' THf JT•ANGI WOtUI ~ MR.MUM I:::-- DENNIS THE MENACE . -~, it: :• .. • . . • . ~ , •. ' • • ~ i i I f ' ' 1 ! l ' • I • : I I I I • j 'I I I I I i I • I I J : ' I ; I I i t I I l I ' • ' ·2 More Re vivals Ope11 in New 'Yori\: ' By JACK GAVER Lives" and "The Boy 1'~riend." The two latesl are "Room NEW YORK (UP.I) -The Service" at the Edi 1 on put two R8i00s have brought Theater and ''Beggar oo • rash of revivals o£ bits 11orseback" al the Vivian of the J.950.40..30-20 decades, Beaumont. The latter is the The most successful have seasoo 's last productioo ~ the been "Ha ,., " "Out T ,, Repertory Thealer of LIDCOln rv~,,, own, -Center and will play only "The Front Page," "Three through June 27 ~fen on a Horse," ''Private · ''Room Service" is a slam- bang farce in the style or "Three ~,en On a Horse," which ¥!'as ils contemporary in ttie mid·1930s. The John Murray-Allen Boerlz sCript has been staged by Harold Stone wilh lhe idea of missing no little trick that will add to the laughs. He is successful, yet I feel that he has gone i overboard in this respect with Meet ng lhe result that there is a '' ' • I of the Mi1ads ~~~Liu V'f.!.i'f.W.~"' r··,_,.,..~··- distressin& lack of style about Sam Brandon delivers a ste~ lecture to younger son J im Traughber as elder the production. son Tom Titus attempts to intercede in a scene fron1 lhe Irvine Communit y "Beggar on Horseback" ls Th~ater comedy "Com' Blow )\our Horn,": opening a two-weekend run next a rea l museum piece, a 1924 fi'nday at the Corona del Mar Hi gh School lit tle theater. \\ilUOI' loorfD · lUITIHllU mroinal1 l m I '-...00 llMll·"' So ,.,_~~ ~uo NATA.Lii WOOD "808 & CAROL & TED & ALICE" comedy by Marc Connelly and the late George S. Kaufman. , It is interesting from the standpoint of reminding what Broadway of that era regard· ed as a daring and most unorthodox type of theater, and the current staging is one of the most namboya11t seen around here in a long time. ll has the extravaganza proportions of a f I a sh y musical comedy. Liza Minnelli Sta ys Cool Amid Show Biz P-res sure By GENE HANDSAKER specia\ while .she listened from the podium to learn lhe ar· rangements. of marriage~ "Oh. t don't want to talk about that." n1e all·musical s p e c I a 1 • '"Liza." airing June 29 on NBC, will recall a hair century of show business. Stratford Struggles . In 'Hedda' .. By WILLIAM GLOVER smATFORD. Ont. (AP) - Irene Worth, Nebraska'• gift to a htgh·strung hiltron.ics, Is better seen than heard tn the Stratford Festival • ' H e d d a Gabler" that joined th e repertory display Wedaesday night. Llke a petulant tigress, Miss Worth pro~ls the inner and outer, upper and lower levels or this flrsl Ontario grapple wilh the stubbornly dated jn- tracacies of Jbsen drama. Every .toss of her head, sideway twist ol the plush- figured upholstery, or even a small mov e of one satin sli~ per against another is a study in arliculale pantomime. Then she or someone else must speak, and Ole.spell snaps . The.re are several verbal difficultie.s in the production stemming p a r t I y from Christopher Hamplon's new textual adaptation, even fl'l<lre from the staging by dlreclor Peter Giii . · Suc h inserts as ··sou1male," "on your mark," and "Ula l's the way lhe world goes'' merely aceent the abiding fatigue of this story of a bored jade oul for revenge. And for pur~ in1possible to com. prehend, much of the aclion is played wilh actors' backs to the audience, so that lines vanish into the surrounding woodwork. -6:41 '" ....... . .. 1 ....... ,...,. ......... ,.. ...... HELD OVER ANTONIONl 'S UIRI SIDE POlllllT You'll want to DAILY PILOT •. .tl.. . r.roi)ili il''~'~\ ttl 1 ' • r • ' ENDS SOON An epic drama of adventure and · exploration! I found the production in. teresting without getting any deep satisfaction out of it. One thing that most of the critics picked on director tlirsch about was the flaJT}o boyance of the staging, and Olis 11.•as not quite fair. A~ parenUy none of them were familiar with the play or had forgotten how it was written. HOLLYWOOD CAPI -The late Judy Garland knew emo-- tional torment, but h e r daughter Liza Minneli remains calm amid show business pressure. The orche!!:lra couldn"l get quite the slurred, comic effect the conductor wanted. The director called suggestions over the intert:om. Tension L i :t. a' s producer.director, .Steve Binder, agreed that she lakes things calmly -"but 1hat's part of being pro- fessional. Panic I flnd in ~ pie of insecurity and un· preparedness. ~tiss \Vorlh, p os sj b I y because of opening night nerves, starts the vocal part 2nd POPULAR HIT ' of her portrayal with suc h .. RICHARD BURTON GENEVIEVE . B.tuOLD Bob Hope TECHNIQOL~R l!lll •· l!rn ALSO PllST IUN ANTHONY QUINN· INGRID BERGMAN "A Walk In The Spring Rain" Tonight l!ORIS~ DOCTOR ZHi\1\.GO •, Phyllis Dill•r "EIGHT ON A LAM" ALSO "RUN WILD RUN FREE" ALL SEATS 75< et 8 Tonight at 8 .... ., LOYI YOU. 4LICI I. TOM.LAS" There was last week in a recording studio, for example. Thirty musicians rehearsed for Llz.a 's first television was building. In tight blue jeans and puUovu black sweater, Llui perched on a high stool, chom· plng gum. She jumped down, leaned her elbows on the con· ductor's music stand, then embraced him and kissed his ch.e.ek-in m1dpassage. high intensity and continues ~lltN'W with such fluctuating vo lume TKcHIUll that previous familiarity with - ··when she gives-in a rehearsal it all l'01nes oul. A lot of perform ers say, "If I save it till the performance 1'11 have more left. That iJn'l true. The more you give, the bet ter ii gel!." plot events is desirable. l~~~~~~~~~g11~ COLOR ~ .._ After a triumphant "School ·ror Scandal'' and a very presentable "Merchant o f Venice" the Stratford com- pany can be pardoned for redul"td accomplishment with "Hedda Gabler.'' • ''Take·ftve," D ick. DtBenedld is told his players. and duri~ the break he ex· plained Llta's clowning : "Iii' ________ ..., think she realizes there's soil much pressure for everybody she tries to release il.'' Bul Liza herseU calls her have.fun quality "WafUng." "II Noo SU, vlllltncl , I»~ ~ "Wafting Is such a hard tdr, trM!ldY. ~ • ....s 111vt> ..,.,,... -1 .._ DhN• "'"'"""" thing to describe. It means ... ':. olT~1il"::i~ ='R~'::'.; .. llN• OF THI GllZZLllS'' goln' along and havin' a good ''THI COMPllTEI time and not really getting woar TIHNIS SHOES" uptight about a n yt h ing . AND AT t :DS ONLJ "11i .. 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A thriller of human Interest; humor and auspense galore!" -Wond'o Hofe, N.Y. Dally N•w1 "BLOCK-BUSTING ... A SURE·FIRE Htrr• -Dorolhy Monn.n, LA. Htrofc/.fxomitter THE#1 NOVEL OF THE YEAl-llOW A llaTION PlCTUHI AIRF=>DRT BURT UNCASTER • DEAN MARTIN JEAN SEBERG JACQUELINE BISSEi OEOROE KENNEDY ' HELEN HAYES VAN HEFLIN MAUREEN STAPLEtON BARRY NELSON LLOYD NOUN THI YIAR'I llOIT AWAITID PIUI PREMIERE ENGAGEMINT "G" Rated -It 's for l!v•rybody ! • • COAST HWY. AT MACARTHUR 9LVD. NEWPORT BEACH • 644·NFO ' • JC DAILY P!lOT S.turdOJ, J"" l.l, 1970 UCl'S FRESHMAN NET STAR, GREG JABLONSKI ••.• Sports in Briel Ellis Fires No-l1itte1·; Trojans Fall to Ohio, 4-1 SAN DIEGO -Dock Ellis, a 25-year~ A downpour had caused a I \JJ hour old PiUsburgh right-hander, battled his delay. own wildness but pitched the first no-hit-e ter of the 1970 season Friday night RIVERSIDE -Bobby Allison of Hueytown. Ala. drove his 1969 Dodee · ;is_ the Pirates beat the San Diego Padres at an average speed of ll 1.621 F'riday ~2.{I in the open~ or a twi-night to qualify for the pole position in Sun· doubleheader. day 's Falstaff 4£l0.mile stock car race The last no-hitter in the majors was at the Riverside International Raceway. by Ellis' teammate, Bob Moose, a 4-0 Alli.!on edged Richard Petty of 11----""v'<ictory over the ~ew YOi'k Mfillast.---Randle~an .. N,C,, who.-posted the second 11 I. P'lsbu gh · h. t fastest ume of 109.547 1n a 1970 Plymouth ~ I Sept. 20. A 1ve It r no-1t ers Superbird. tiave been pitched on the road. There Qualifying was over two laps of the has never been a no-hlUer in Forbes 2.6-mHe road racing course. Field, the Pirates' home park. e • WIMBLEDON, England -Two of the OMAHA, Neb. -ToJ>'ranked Southern m.o~t dedicate(_f rivals in tennis. Mrs. California could manage only three hits Billie Jean King of ~~g Beach and In its opening round game of the College Mrs. i\nn Jones of Br1t.a1n, faced each \Vorld Series Friday night and Ohio other one~ more today in a ma~ch that University shocked the Trojans, 4-1. could decide the fate of the Wightman Second-ranked Texas scored a 12-4 vie-Cup. tor}' over No. a Delaware in the other game of the opening day 's action. • BRISTOL, England -Mrs. Margaret Smith Coort captured the women's singles title Friday in the Wills Open 'l'ennis Tournament while Corona de! ,._1ar's Rod Laver and Nikki Pilic of Yugoslavia gained the men's sing les. final. Mrs. Court, who has won the Aq:5tralian and French open titles. owned Francoise Durr of France 6-1, 6-1 for the cham- pionship. Pilic ousted Australia 's John Newcombe H, 124-12, 8-6 in a 21h hour duel in the blaring sun. Then Laver eliminated Owen Davidson of South Africa 4-6, 6-2, 8-6 in the other semifinal. Gurney Favored In CanAm Opener Special lo lht DAILY PILOT BOWMANVlLLE. Ont. -Race drivers have come from half way around the world but v.·lthout Orange CoUJlty participMion there would be litt le tu recommend the opening round of the 1979 eanAm· road racin g series hert Sunday. Heading the list of l'l entries is Dan Gurney of Costa Mesa , substituting lor the lat:e Bruce McLaren in a replica of the McLaren M8D in which ltlC' lancr was kiUed last week. Gumey is the-fivorile to win this $651000 stuon opener, as teammate 0¢rlik Hulme ls not expected lo dri ve. Huline burned bls hand severely 1n a ~ pr&raee aocldeot at lndy laat month. COnceded the best chance to UpS('l the McLaren. teem victory plans Is the "Mornln' Afta" Aul.ocoast '11-22 Chevy O'Jl or· Cosll Meu, to be driven by England'• Jackie OlJvtr. , Tbe real dlrkhorae, however, is George Follmer in the Sai'lla An&·bullt and developed J•my1tery car." the AVS Shadow. Thls wHI be the first rucc for the revolutionary space age vehlcte lhHt was widely ballyllooed in 1969 but !ailed lo appear tor 1 race. I ~ Dodgers Drop 2-1 Decision To Chicago LOS ANGELES (AP) -Don Kess - inger. a late arrival due to a military commitment, lined a run-scoring seventh. inning double to snap a 1-t tic and send the Chicago Cubs lo a 2· victory over Los Angeles Friday night. Kessinger, on a weekend pass from two.week military swnmer camp, ar· rived in Los Angeles i.n time to get into the game in the second inning and then doubled home Billy Williams wiU1 lhe tie-breaking run ·in the seventh. Lert-hander Ken Holtzman. 7·3, scat- tered five Dodger hits to pick up the vic tory. Jim Hickman powered his !~th home run of the season and foort h In five days in the second Ui.ning off loser Alan Foster, 3-7. Los Angeles scorOO in the first inning after loading the bases, on Andy Kosco 's infield out. 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S -Hlcll""'"• Hi,,11. l'MllllRllSO He1t11n•~W,IJ t l 1 I 5 I For.11rL,JI 6JJ l l 1 l I lllrtwtr •. .. ........ 1 J o o Cl 1 e 1!orme~ , .... .... l 1 1 , o o o I p .... ••·•••••• ..... •.•• 'J • 0 • 2 • I • ' UCI Dominates NCAA Tennis·~ Special to Ille DAILY PILOT HA YWARO -It. was a rough day for Captuftl Craig Ntslat.e of the UC lrvlne tennis team despite an Anteater team victory in the .Ona.ls or itie NCAA qouege Division Cha~piooship in this northern California city Friday. The Anteaters 8.massed a total or 26 ' points out Of a possible 28 for victory in a record-shattering performance. No team has ever dominated the NCAA tennis champlonstrlps in such ~ manner. Neslage, No. 3 mao for Irvine, ad· v anced to the finals in both singles and' doubles. He defeated teammate Greg JablonW in a morning semifinal singles match, a.a, a~. to gaJn the flnal round. lie }olned with teammate Earl O'Neill to qualify for the doubles finals on Thursday. That's as far as Neslage went. His teammates took over. Fi(st it was O'Neill who closed the door by identical a.3 , 6-3 scores in slngles. Then upstart freshnuui Jablonski and· hls doubles partner, sophomore Chuck Nachand, defe ated Neslage and o;Neill, lo gain the NCAA doubles tille1 6-3, ~. Toughest match of the day for the All-Irvine finals participants came in the nrst singles semifinals competition. O'Neill dropped a 1-6 decision to Dan Bohannon of Chapman. He I.hen fell behlnd, ~. Y.'ilh match point on the line in the second set, but rallied lo gain an 8-6 victory. His clutch perCOITJ)ance u~t Bohannoo who dropped the third and final set and the match, 6-1. The final11 looked like ladder elimina- tions matches on a neutral court for ucr wilh one ex:cepUon. Jablonski was playing as the No. 2 mao with N4!Slage No. 3. The doubles was much the same situa- tion with the underclassmen taking the gonfalon away from the reskient seniors who played their final match for UCl in all probability. Coach Myron ti1cNamara wu not available for comment bot Indications are lhal the Anteaters will bypass the • university division tournament in Sall ., ·Lake Cily next week. The victory was the 1econd In NCAA competition for UC lrvine this year1 "' The Anteaters won the swimming cham- pionship earlier in the spring. Pandemonium: Gringo 'rhr~atened With Lynching Area Oarsmen D()n Sea Legs In Repechag~ MEXICO CITY (AP) -Mexico City's second night in a week · of collective pandemonium c'aused the death of one person and injuries to more than 70 olhers according to the Mexican Red Cross. Hundred s more were reported injured in the provinces where celebrations for Mexico's J..{J World Cup soccer victory over Belgium stretched into the early hours of the morning. ·Police reported several dozen cars had been stolen , and that a city bus, com- mandered by a group of youths, had also disappeared amid the frantic horn· honking, dancing and merry·making. The Red Cross said the majority of those injured suffered' leg fracture:i .aftcr falling from oving cars. Some cars car- ried to 21) or 25 persons sitting in side, on the roof and on tile hood. Many of these injured were children. The only death officially recorded was that.of Salomon Macedo Lozano 37, who apparently fell from the roof of a .car into lh e street. Police reported that 30 persons had been jailed after fist -fights erupted al Azteca Stadium following the match. At a Mexico City night club several thousand irate persons tried to lynch an American living in Mexico City, iden- tified as William Henry .Witnfatt, 21. Police said WimfaU had drawn a .gun at some or the revelers alld fired a few shots. . Priore than $4,800 in damage and looting \\'as recorded .in the ensuing brawr before police moved in with nightsticks. Wimfatt \\'as taken into custod y. In Guadalajara, pollce reported about 100 persons had bee_!1..!1;1}.en into custody. ~1any of them were youths noisily Pemonstrating in front of the hotel where TEAM Cl\PTAIN AND FINALIST, CRAIG ,NESLAGE Fregosi Belts 2 Ho1ners, A11gel s T1·ip Tigers, 5-2 DETROIT 1AP) -Jim Fregosi lM!lled a pair or home runs and Billy Cowan hit another to pace lhe California Angels 10 a 5-2 victo,Yover the Detroit Tigers Friday night. The Angels scored single runs in the first. fourth , fifth and sixth innings off AHge l S late All ,_, • KMP'C trlll Ju"' n An,.11 •I Dttroll 11 :11 '·"'· JUM \( A..,111 II 0.119il ll :H I ..... J-11 ,1,,..111 It Cllvtl.iHI 4:tl '·"'· John H1\ler, then tagged reliever Dennis Saunders for anQther in the seventh. Fregosi belted a . homer in the (irsl. then t'DnneCted again in the filth for his ninth of the year. Cowan 's homer led olf the fourth . Andy Messersmith scattered seven hits in picking up hiJ sixth win in 11 decisions. Three consecutive singles in the first bY Mickey Stanley, Jim Northrup and Wlllle Horton gave Detroit Its first run. Biil Freehan tagged his 11th home r of the· year in the seventh. A double by Cowan in the sixth and 1 a bad.bounce: single by Tommy Reynolds gR\'e the Angels al\other run. A pair of singles followed by two fielders' .. choices pushed across the run ln the seventh. The Angels remained 2'h games behind :in1erlcan League West leader fl.finnesota. The Twins posted a 4-l victory over Cleveland on the losers' diamond. Coach Harold 'Letfy" Phillips' team is scheduled to meet Detroit in afternoon contests toda y ; and Sunday. before departing for Cleveland and a three-game set with the Indians on Monday, Tuesday and \\ledncsday. CALIFORNIA •'~llrbl J I 1 0 s 7 l 2 ' 0 0 , Alom1r, 1b frl'flOll, " AJoll~tofl. H McMullft, lb tawat<, le 11,...noldt, rf SHllC ... lb Jt•tvm. Cd £ff.n, c Moiterltll, ~ • 0 0 0 ' ' ' . ' ' • • • . ' . . ' . ••• OlTRCIT 1l t ~ rM M<Aul!fff. 1tl 4 O I I S• ... +~¥. (I ' I I f Horlhruo, <f • O J 0 WHor!OI>. 11 4 0 l t C•o.11.lb l OOO Ftfthan. c 4 I I I \\MldOY, Jb l 0 I .. G11t+er,.i, u 1 o 0 o 181'!1Wft, ~ I I 0 0 :fl:Ofll:wlct. n 1 e 1 e Hl!!f.r, 11 1 I I 0 S.11nl!tr&. D 0 O 0 0 OJ-I.I'll 1000 SCNrmn, • 0 e 0 e To••LI ll s 11 s Tar.i1 '1 2 1 t C•1lf!l<nl1 100 111 10 0 -.s O.••a11 . lDO 00~ 100 -7 o,..c111~11 1, Oetmt1 ! Le...c:t!ltvmla •· ~· !11111 ~. 7&·E;•n, C:ow~n, NDrlhrv11, "'lom"r. Hiii· l'rf?O•' 7 (t), (OW41\ UI. Fn!ell•n (!!I. S·Hlllfr. N>ff•U!I! W. '•S Hlli.t L, J.J S<lvl!flen Sd•~•m~n 1·1:G7. ,A..)1.15'. • '' fl I Ell 11 SO ,,,1 2 1 6 I ~ I I $ 1 L 1 I 0 0 'ltOOJ ' the British learn is holiSCd. 1'he parings for Suoday's galnes send England, ·lhe 1966 champion, to face West Germany , the team it beat four years ago in the finals 4-2 in extra lime, in a match at Leon. Brazil , winner in 1958 and 1962. will play Peru at Guadalajara. Mexico will take on Italy, a prechampionship favmile but disappointing in group play. in a match lo be played at a 32,000-seat stadium in Toluca. a· city about an hour's drive from . the capital and even higher in elevation than Mexico City at 8,040 feet above sea level. Russia will play Uruguay in Mexico City's fabulous Azteca Stadium, which holds I 12,000 people. The losers will be eliminated . If a game is tied after extra lime has been played there will be a draw to determine which goes inlO the semifinals. The same procedure will be ·followed in the semilfnals. But if the final game ends up in a deadlock, they will replay the contest, Tuesday, June 23. The semi-finals will be played Wed- nesday, June 17 in Mexico City and Guadalajara. The draw, made Friday, provides the Winner of the Russia· Uruguay match will play the winner of the Brazil-Peru game . The other semifinal will pit the Italy· Mexico winner against the England-West Germany winner . The unofficial betting odds list Brazil a 2·1 choice lo take it all in the June 21 finals. England and West Germany, who meet in one of Sunday's matches, are rated next at 3-1 with Russia, Uruguay and Italy following. Special to tlte DAILY PILOT l SYRACUSE, N.Y. -Orange Coast area Crew partic;ipants donned their sea legs an.'d Went to work Friday lo excell first round performances in repechagt action in the 68th anilual Intercollegiate Rowing Association championships OQ Lake Onondaga. Give a second chance in the repechage competition, Orange Coast Co 11 e g e freshman fours with coxswain finished first in a five-boat race lo qualify foi the championship finals today. The frosh shell was timed in s:to.1 with Dartmouth secood ·in 8:21.7. UC Irvine, a dismal last in first daj aetion, bounced back to gain second pl~ in repechage Friday. The Anteaters wer* tlmed in 8: 18.8, almost two minutes better than their first day effort . UCI will compete in a third round race today for boali in the 7-12 placi! class. Orange Coast's ~·unior varsity eight. man shell barely issed a finals ber!h in the champions corhpetition with a Uiird . place heat · ce finish Friday. The first two firtishers made the finala with the Pirates likewise entered in tc>- day's third round race competition. t lllA CHAMPION5HL"S FRISHMAN .. OURS W<OXIWAIM : !Finl """'' Ou111,., tw Fl,..bl F\rol he.ot-1. OrlflOt Coe~•. 1:10.20 ?. O.rlrl*llll. I 71,7; l . Columbl1, 1:n.1: 4. MIT, 1:2'.t ; £ R\lfqfrs, •=15·~u'f:~JN.1.R1fiv EIGHTS CF o::.~~.: lf:l$~11t • Fir$! Mil-I. SYTICllH, 7;01.l; 2. W~l'f. 7:03.6; ). HIV'!', l :Ol.21 • Cor,_11, 1:11.$; . Kln&aS Stai., 7•1':1, SeQftl llMl-1. NOrllMISl'ffflp 7:0l.l ; 7. llrown, 7~03.1: J Ol'lllOI CCMl51L 1:12.r/ •. lloslori UnlversllY, 7:12.I; 5. D1rlm0\lttl, 1;4j,J. VARSITY FOUR' W·COXSW.l.IM !WI-" 0.-U r i.r ,lnlbl F;rst i.e-1-1. H1,....1rd, l:U.I; 2. Qillfornl1, 1''1.l: J, Prlnc:1tori A 1::1'1.2, S«ond htal-l. Columbia, l :U.l; 7. uf: lrYlne. 1:11.J; l , MIT 11, 1:2$.J; •. SvraCU>f, l,lO.•. T~lrd hfal-1. MIT "'' 7;".S; 7. Mllu.d!UJi !h . 1:00.D: J. <>-91'-'1, 1:5.1.1. ·Royer Holds Golf Lead; Palmer Tied fo .1· Second . CHICAGO (AP) -Hugh Royer, an obscure tour regular from Columbus, Ga., fired a sparkling, six-under-par 65 Friday and stormed into a four·stroke lead in the second round of the $130,000 Western Open golf tournament The J3..year-old Royer, who called his eHort "my best competitive round." had a 36-hole score of 132, 10 under par for two trips over the 6,923, par 7t Beverly Country Club Course. Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols shared second at 136. Each had a 69. Palmer with an eagle three and a pair of three-putt bogeys. Royer, a non-winner in his 3'h years on the pro tour, matched U1e biggest 36-hole leading margin of the year, but had to sweat out the possib ility that it would all go down the drain. Play was held up for one hour and 20 minute s by a thundershower, bui play resumed and the round was com •• pleted just before darkness set in. Stcorod round scoru FddAy In tr.1 1!X.OOO Wtsl· ern O~ Goll Tovrn1menr. HUQl't llcyfr Arnotd P•lm~~ llobDv NitllOIS Tcm Shaw Dow Flm!frw•ld Con Sin Tom Wel5k®I John Pol! Gibllv Giibert 0111 Dlwllll~ Jim Jamieson Jim w iecllef Sob Smirr. SobbY llrue oa~ Eltr.e1Mroer Sert Yan<:ev FraMk ll111rd Ok i< LO!I JullUJ Sor1» Herb HOOPlr , , , .THE KING -EARL O'NEILL -NCAA CHAMPION • ------------------· .•. • • • Slim Turnout Aids Trojans Individual Attention Stressed During Drills and juniors). over Crestview League competlUoa. Vniversity H.11h School's rirst sprlng drUla were lft'IJ>P.ed up last week and coacb Jerry Redman indicales satlsfac- tiOfl with bis crew, despite a slim turnout. '~We had about 25 in all for · the drills, b~\ -the attendance was sporadic because of transportatio• problems. Seldom did we have more than IS or so on any one day. "But we felt like we were able to accompllsh a great deal because of the light turnout. It gave us a chance to rea1ly help wiU, the individual attenU01," says Redman, in his first-ever try at the' varsity level. Redman says his team will be using the same style or attack as Foothill - a T formation with a split end. If UnJversity -1gh's facUJUes are not completed by t.IPfall, the Trojans fJgure to use the UC Irvine layout again. "Ole o£ the key problems was the fact that most or our candidates aren 't driving cars tt this stage (all sophomores Redman comes to the Trojans alter serving most sucCessfully u.der Ed Bain at Foothill High. It was Redman who was in charge of the oltensive backfield last year when the Knights ran roughshod They still have an openillg ln the schedule, making the current slate u e.lght-game setup. All a'ames are at a p.m. with the home sladiwn at Mission Viejo High School. UNIVERSITY GRID HOPEFULS -University ingh's spring grid drills have been condu~ted at UC lrvine while the school is in the process of bemg built. liere quarterback candidate Tom· Walker goes through his pac"'! behind the blocking of Dom D"etado while Bruce Trudeau holds the bag. In the background is coach Jerry Redman. Sears Out To Overhaul Point Leader Angel TiltHiglilight.~ Weekend TV Agenda All-stars Feature Pitching Westminster's Duane Sears will be making a run at point leader Lowell Sachs Saturday riight., JYit~ 20 when the USRC midgets '"teturn to Orange County Sp1eedway's dirt oval ln 'El Toro. ·Sears second place finisher . ' ij\ the last two El Toro nialn eyents, was Uie 1969 USRC Jiolnt leader. 'Sachs has moved into the JUd this season, winning three of the first four main events ~n at El Toro. A varied t.reek of televi sk>n sports viewing is in store for parlor fans ranging from Angel baseball to an outstan· ding heavyweight b o x in g ma tch through professional football . highlJghts, track and field cOverage and aulomobile raci ng. The Angel-Detroit T i g e r game will be seen live and in color on Channel S Sunday at 11 o'clock. Today's Major League Game of the \Veek featured the Atlanta Braves and New York Mets from Shea Stadium (ChaMel <!) 11 a.n1. Satellite coverage of the LeMans 24-hour Grand Prix of Endurance will be shown on ABC's \Vide World or Sports today at S and again Sunday at 12 :30. Sunday's por- tion of the program will also feature the first race in the Canadian-American Challenge Cup from Mosport, Ont. Ram Highlights. take the i;lage at 5: 30 today on Channel S and Sunday's NFL Action film !Channel 2 -I p.m.) is a re view of the !!169 Ram Season. \Vhen lhe North Orange County All.Stars battle the South In the third annual Kiwanis/ baseball game at La Palma Park Jn Anaheim Fri~ t;lay night , it could be a test cf pilching strength from op- posite sides, a check of the rosters reveals. Coach FI o yd Chandler's Northerners ·will send four right-hander.; to the mound in ques t of a first victory for the North. Coach Phil \Vink/er wil l counter with three left-handers. . South Cagers Shine "I'd favor the North allgbtly because of Its qulckn<ss. But 1 sure wouldn't wint to make. a prediction." That was the 11eneral con- se~ of Santa Ana Collete coach Bill Oates followtng a SO.minute scrimmage betweeri bis Doons and the South All- Stars Friday night as the lat- ter prepped for its encounter with the North nexl Saturday at Orange Coast College in the fifth annual Orange Coun- ty All-Star basketball game. The South riddled the Dons, 167-122, and the total was com- parable to the North's 177-124 conquest of Santa Ana Thurs-, day night. · Oates continued bis ap- praisal -of the two all-star combatants : "The South is much more physical. That whole front line ••• Skip Williams, Dan Broderick and Lee Haven. , .that's a lot o I boards. "And don't underrale the South's guards -they're not bad," surmised Oates. Missing from action was Sa ntiago guard Dale LeMasters, who sat out the action with · a slightly sprained ~le. He's expected to be back In acUon Monday night 17-9) in practice at \Vestminster. The North, under coach Pat Adams, went through a lethargic session at Fullertan Junior College, pulling out a slim 135-132 tally over the hosts. "We were terrible," said Adams following the workout. He blamed the rellults on graduation night whlch ex- tended through mid-morning Friday. Forward Kim Swaim did not play because of a reacUon to an ankle injury. Blisters have appeared under his taped foot but he's expected back Monday also. Included in the Fullerton lineup were Brad McNamara (Arizona SI.ate) and Walt Simon (ex-Fullerton JC star}. The South displayed a sound defense against Santa Ana but didn't match U:ie North's firepower from the perimeter. It was, however, a perimeter-type offense that the South used, with a rotate and block system off the pass- ing game. The ,North is tentatively set to meet Long .Beach City College Monday hight at the latter's court (7:30), theo resumes practice at Rancho Alamitos Tuesday afternoon. hvtll All·S1't Sitts S~ie Wlllltmi. lee H1ven 01n llroderl(lt Rl<~ Mosler Ja~ Ktlch Curt C.t•IMlll Rud't' Halmes Steve Mclenoatl &oti ee11 Bah •u1lln Tol.tli Sure ~~ Ou1rllr1 '' tt le lo l ?l 6 l u I I 17 6 2 " 1 l 17 ' 4 21 ' ' . 1 s 1t • t 10 11 ' ti n "1t1 Sot.PU• All·S!•r• 31 lO n » tl »-1t1 ~ c.oll~e '6· 12 21 ll it 11-1n Bikes Li\tlitc<l Speedway Racing .Associa· lion regulations limit speedway cycles to four stroke engines and are permitled to burn alcohol or an alcohol blend for fuel. . . OA!LY PILOT J't SOUTH FRONT LINE -These three Orange Coasl area standouts:Will be roost instrumental in the South's success June 20 whea the fifth annual North-SOUth All-Star basketball game is held at Orange Coast College. Skip Williams (4-0) of E stancia is flanked by Newport Harbor's Lee ·Haven (34) and ·oan Broderick (30) of \Vestminster. The South figures to use a rotating pass and screen offense. Spikefest Nifty Eagle Ends Features C p T T ~ areer as rep · op earns The entr y of team s from Sports International, the Tex- as Striders and the Ann Arbor Track Club has strengthened the ·fields oI the Orange Coun- ty• In vitational, according to meet director Earl Engman. The third annual meet is set a week from '"'tOclay at Fred Kelly Stadium in Orange. Sparts International w I i I field a strong mile relay tean1 with Ron Freeman. Edwin iRobert, Mark Young and Martin McGrady. Coach Brooks Johnson figures his team should break 3:05 for the mlle easily. Also on the team i s Mad a g ascar's Jean-Louis Ravelomanantsoa, who will run the 100 and 22{1, Freeman and McGrady will compete in the 440 and Roberts will run in the . .220. The Texas Stride.rs will also field an outstanding mile relay team composed of F e I i x Johnson, George Hunt, Earl Goldman and Fred· Newhouse. Johnson, Hunt and Goldman are also excellent half·milers and Newhouse is the NAIA 440 champion. Also on the Texits team are Randy Matson (world record- holder in the shot put) and Willie Davenport, who holds the world standard in the 1.20- yiird high hurdles. • By ROGER CARLSON , Of lh• 0&11' Plllll 5111! Th e class of the Orange Coast area will be making lts farewell to high school circles JLme 20 when the North and South tangle in the fifth _renewal of the AU.Slar basket- ball game sponsored by the Costa Mesa Kiwanis Club. And among the first team standouts on the Southern crew is Cir! Williams. For three years at Estancia High School, he's been known anly as "Skip" Williams. Around the Irvine League in that span the monicker may have been somewhat Jess com- plimentary considering how he domina ted the act Ion , especially In his final year when he led lhe Eagles to a first-ever CIF playoU berth. He was named Mo st Valuable Player in the circu it as a senior and he garnered third-team All-Orange County honors, perhaps a slight in light of the way he sparkled in the South's first outside scrimmage against L o n g Beach City College. tie scored 31 points in the fra cas on an assortment of shots that included up to l~ foot jumpers. And, his re- bounding was excellent. In his se.nior year be sported a 15.8 average despite being double and trlple·teamed most o( \he time. He was a 6-6 giant among a starting crew that featured no one else Within six inches of him in height. !!e's grown an Jnch now, stands 6-7, weighs 204 and he's headed for Cal Poly (San Luis Obispo) in the fall where he'll be under the tutelage of freshman coach Ernie Wheeler, ex-Magnolia High mentor. While at Estancia, Williams seemed in constant foul trou~ ble in the Eiigles' torri.d press- ing defense. With the added burden of being the only re- bounding strength on the out· fit, he fouled out-nine time1 in his senior year. But he doe&n't consider that a problem of sorts in future ventures at Cal Poly. He'll major .in either J)hyslcal education or podiatry and regards his basketball future after Cal Poly wlth a walt-and-see attitude. Skip calls the second round win over Loara High last season as his most satisfying moment in his three.year c-areer at Estancia. ~Other challengers include Pete Stemple of Diamond B~r who lowered the qualifying record to 14.14 Memorial Day : T,Qny Simon of Ontario, Danny ~Knlg~t of Glendora, Lee l.jonatd of Hawthorne, Roy Jerry Quarry, the up-aod- down tbeavyweight from Be.II· flower meets undefeated Mac Foster in New York's Madison Square Garden Wednesday night. Action is live and in color on Channel 9 at 7 p.m. Chandler stole the n1arc:h on the South Thursday af- ternoon with the first of two workouts allowed his teain. Major League Standings DEAN LEWIS E' Jr. of Redlands, Jhn rison of Corona. Dale soo of Sao . B;ernardino. ~nk Edinger. o! Fountain i. e~· i8'1Jd Tun Bradley of Win Park. allf)'ing start' at '6 :30 and !Jli tJ'1lphy dash will opeo race -petition at 1;30. ,. Live aclion coverage or tJ1e final two rounds of the Western Open Goll loorna- ment can be seen on ChanIM:l 9 1od~y al 3 ?:nd Sunday al I. U.S. Open higltlighls of tile first two rounds of the 70th .annum-tournament f r o m Chaska, Minn. will be aired Friday night on Channe l 1 at 10":30. e·11)'-c•r• •c:fiv• wHr for men and boys "We arc pleased with the selections and think we will win this time. \Ve probably AMEmCAN LEAGUE will be favored aga in but "'e . don't lntend ·t.o follow the· pat-Baltimore tem set in the firsl tv.·o New York games," he said . Detroit The North coach was un· Bosto~ <lcc.ided about a 'probable Washington starling lineup but praised the Cleveland work of Jerry DeWitt of El Dorado and Richard Vince of Minnesota Loara on the mound. Angeli Vince was lite ace of the Oakland Loara mound staff, winni ng Chicago 10 wilhout a defeat. The Kansas Cily starting ass ignment Friday fl.1ilwaukee night will be made between East Division w '- 33 2Q 34 24 27 27 26 27 25 30 22 32 Wr:1t Division 35 17 3.1 22 .12 26 22 ll 20 35 18 39 ,,11(1~·· lll1tull• these two players, accord ing to Chandler. In addition lo lhe two pitching prospe~li, Chandler was pleased wlth the hitttog New Yerk .f, K1~i•1 CU't' I Mlnnt'IO!I s. lkiltolt 1 Cll!~to .. Wa1hl"9ldi! t A11t1l1 5. Ottro!I ? MUwaullH 4, Cltv1!1nd I 01~11no 4, 81111more 2 Pct. .655 .516 .500 .49l .456 .4Q'I .673 .6f4 .562 .386 .364 .316 NATIONAL LEAGUE East Dlvlalon GB .._ ~Chicago Pittliburgh New York St. Louis Philadelphia Montreal • 9 9'1i 11 ~ 14 WLPd.GB !11 ;! ...£...SSS_.=--jg 30 .492 5 28 29 .49l . 5 26 28 .481 5\\ 24 32 .~ 81',, • tl 36 .375 I 1\1 2 ~2 6 15 ~2 16 1,2 19 1'2 West Division Cincinnati Atlanta Dodgers San Francisco Houston San Diego 43 16 .729 31 24 .564 :ii 26 .523 2fi :ii .4411 26 34 .433 27 36 .429 11r1e1y'1 1tn11tt. MonlrNI 7, Hou;lon 6 Ntw Yark 6, •111nte l Clneltmt"f .). PMltdtlpllit I Pllltllurall 2·t, San Oleoa w SI, l..ou!1 4, Sin 1'r1ncf1<10 I C~lttto t. OIOll .. ri I TM1-,'1 Ot"'" IOI\ 10~1 !!\\ 171'. 18 ANNIYllSAIY S4LI I TllOllYl[O~T llAI[ .... f J ff T. h Tod•¥'• 0•111" o e _ice urst (Los 11,w ~rk tK•1ttc11 2.11 11 K,,. .. c1tv (Jol!mof\ Alamitos) at third base, Dan 'itei-7~ cP•tttt u 1 ,, M1,(,_,,, <K111 J.Jl Parma (Kennedy)· in center yt11111"''°" <t rvMI 3.41 " cMc•oo cJ111t1111 field and Larry Sedlk (Buena ~~.4111•11 (Muf!ll_• 6'SJ .-Oflro!I <C•ln s.11 HOUllOll {Cook 0.0) ti Mtt!lrt•I 1$1oriemtn ,t.7), "~"' /'"'' l/"!r' ,_4) I' New Yltl"lt (St1'1edl:t ~11 1 l'IC(M.t • NOl~n .,, II PMINlelohl• (8unnt111 ~-6', nr.ht ! ' i 1>" •• &irdwell "'••eh lritch•f 1ir•S 24.40 lia111i1M1tlu1d e m.e.tt*' c.ll1r1• '-1 ln•I•• Ttl1n4. newperf •••Cft 644407t ~ • f ark) in the oulfield. 1_MnWi'U\M ltr1btnd1r"l-1-"' c 1 ... e111n1 cCP\.ltll(e . De. f · I h . ~1t1tl!d IHunrtt t·I) •I hlrl"'*'• (M(Nt fl't' ens1ve y e was 1m-w), 111g111 Cltltffo (Jenltln• •11 •I °""'"' (OtlMn a.JJ, n! lit -~l!ltburolt lllln J•ll &t Stn Olt00 fStn!Of'l!!-1 1'41. 11l~llf • SI, I.outs ITnlof" l·Jl 11 Sin l're11ehco ll:abtrtaon .. pressed with Troy'l!I right ~Ide .---------------------------1970 DEMO Infield duo of Dave {)olton D E A N L E w I s-$27S9· al first base and Jim Bass · at second. • .!:17!o~'" ttdio, h••''''~•P•-'· ISer • 11;1;:,~n~~~·1~af1~0:l.°!~ 1966 HARBOR ILVD., COSTA MESA 646·9303 uLr P11c10 ! ~~~~~~; ":~i~~·e!~~~s~ s.rv~~~ ::dt; ~~PA~~~mlir'~;'~'----------.'6.: .. -1 .. ~.o.ta,_ ,.-'... $••1•69· .~ __ lltUe longer lhan Thursday's .• ,. _ ....,... .... abbreviated workout, Chandler i ___ o.:.:,ran::g:e~C:o:••:t:y~·s·L·a-rg:e•s•t .,•n•d-M•o•st•M•o:d.••r•n•T~o:y:ot.·•.•.•~d•V•o•lv•o•D•e•al•••~:__,!~"i:' :;":;'·::':":;"=::"::"':;' ;:":"=':"'::;:::::_• promises. ~' l I l . ' • • I JI OAILY PILOT IUl...U 3rd Texi;as Sp~e-Aee$ ' . . " .. ' .. ( Top . Californians . • • ' : Bv PHIL ROUc I ~ 0t .. , oenr P/lol 11~ 1 1 I '· \ • ·[ 1;t I\ lengthy look al track and filild records compiled : 'through the years bears out the fact 1hat Califo"'a Y llllrlola and Texas prevail as the three blgg .. t· •pike · hotbeds in the nation. • -· . The Southern Counties -1meet, ·held annually .al • }lunlillgton Beach High , is one· ol ·II!• "natioil's best ..; early.season track get toge'tbers, usually lakin( tbe forefront ln the middle of March. ''14.a.Dy of the marks accomplished every ye.ar ~t Southern COunties are good enough to make notice m _ · State final meets in June. So the DAILY PILOT has run a hypothetical meet ·. based 'on a compilation of the ~~g mar~s in this year's California, Texas and Ill1no1s state finals plus the 1970 Southern Cou'nties affair. -With scoring based on ~3-2--1 basis, .T~xas .emer· ged champion with 5Jlh poi~ls to edge· C3lifonua (59- 'h). ' IllinoJ.s picked up 34 while the Southern Counties 'lnarks gave that meet a .respectable 25 markers. WiiineTs in the Cali!onliB ·State meetJast.-'v.eek.at Berkeley garnered 'five t0p QlQ\,L.il! .Ill~ hypo!!i~ic~ meet,· West Torrance's Ron Johnson clocked the best prep two mile time in the nation this year when he ran his 8:55.6 at Berkeley. A 7.014 leap by Oceanside's Jerry Culp~gave the California state meet still another first place. Bespectacled Milton Turner of Oakland's Castle· Jnont High turned in a windy, 18.6 mark in the 180 . low hurdles to give California a No. 1 rating there. . . • Area·4 ting ' ( -~ ; t I'.'~::'-:---~ als ··1;·' • 4 .•• -.... l . !)ur· : Coast area '·l ~.,J~i ~~ ' s eb al l pro- " t 1fl~ls ~·m ~the wait Hnd .tiee stqeS y following the ~r ~draft that tab-: ~· · ' ~ii .~ Viejo's Steve ··~··1 · n Mesa's Dave fl.l!ton~· Harbor's Doftny~E G•lden . \Vest's ~ oen. 'i n:., 1\llio· hool lri•, all pitcheo; m,ooecided as a whole U lo ~e immediate fut1ge bU( llC.each case the Jong rafi&e P.ttl seems to be b~ba~~er they sign ..,.,, • 0[ • .-: t .,,'Haaarl,.~.~pitching ace for · i H.-rJ~"l llke 's Diablos, s ~ ~ .. afled by the ""-"' . '· ) ' 1 ~ • cago Sox, but a so ' 1 '*-· ~ coach Paul Deese' 300 (.\#man College. Newport's ~an also has had collegiate of(.s. use is in the picture Pfoviding Denny can breeze ~ough a college board test 1~Jor eligibility. Should be go SC, he'll major in business. 1 e was drafted by· St. Louis. ~f . And, the Los Altos duo of Chris Adams and Rick Brown provided the Golden State group with its other two Rold medals. Adams sel a pending national inter~cho1astic rec- ord of 201.3· with the high school weight discos at Berkeley while the .latter zipped to al 1:50.6 first in the 880. KEY PERFORMERS -Estancia Higb's spring Joolball drills finished last week w1lh a clilUC for grid parents. Here fullback can· didate Bill \Vagner (right) takes a handoff from veteran quarter- back , Ciirt"~m~s while Cal Shores moves in to block Lee Fried· ersdorf (lefllf , I Barton, C<f.{a Mesa's two- way player ~ also operated at first base~l'hen he wasn't pitching, is alSo undecided at this point wAI Orange COast \' College a P!¥ibility. Boston tabbed Ba~ ~or its Winter Haven club. ' Just a -single Southern Counties Winning IJlark was good enough for first plate as J\1otningside's Bill Hicks st.opped watches with a 47.7 440 in the early season extrava~anza. Illinois' Jone first place medal went to Andy Ru· bert of Pfoviso West in Maywood·, Illinois. The talent· ed miler ran a national seasonal best of 4:07,.l in the Jllinois finals at Champaign. · Along with Adams' U.S. standard in the di scus, the only other pending national mark in the on-paper ~eet is th~ 40.2 440 relay time clocked by a Dallas Lincoln ,fourscime of Gene and Joe Pouncy. John Del- ley end Rufus Shaw in the Lone Star finale. Shaw is headed for Stanford next fall. Calif. Texas Illinois 100 9.8 9.4 9.5w 220 21.5 21.2 21.5w 440 47.8 47.8 48.t 880 1:50.6 1:52.2 1:52.3 Mile "12.9 Ua.t 4o07.I Two mile 8:M.6 None 8:58.9 120 HH 13.9 13.6 14.2 lllO LH 18.&w 37.&• 19.7 '440 relay 41.5 40.2 I :27.&•• 111ile relay 3:15.6 3:12.2 3:19.9 . High jump 7·0'14 6-101~ 6-10'4 Long jump 24-2:\4 24-5~~ 23-fP/t Pole vault 14-10'~ 1$-6 14-0 Shot put 63-811t 64-7'h 64-2 1/t Discus 201-3 191-0 173-9 •Mark run In '330 intermediate hurdles ••Mark run in 880 relay 5•. • ·Counties 9.8 22.0 47.7 I :54.1 "15.9 9:15.3 14.2 19.1 41.8 uo.o ~ 22·7 13-6 61-10% None· Final team scorlrig: 1. Texas (51 ~~) 2. California (501A) J. Illinois (34) 4. Southern Counties {25). For Top Sports Coverage Read the DAILY PILOT All-star Ticket Outlets Tickets for the fifth annual North-South All-Star basket- ball game at Orange CoaSt College are going at a brisk rate with predictions of a sellout appearing more aitd more likely. The f2 ducats for the June 20 classic are on sale at several outlets. 'lbe followbig I oc at lo n s started with 100 tickets each last week : Harts _ Sporting Goods, 531..- Center St, Costa Mesa (646--. 1919). . •. Neals Sporting Goods, Fashion Island. New port Beach (644·2121). Pat Ski & Sport, 18582 Beach, Huntington Beach (962- 5521). Grove Sporting Goods, 10652 Garden Grove Blvd., Garden Gro've 1537-9486 ). ~Paul Att1\etic Supply, 1508 So. l\.1ain, Santa Ana (542· 05911. Costa ~fesa Police Depl., 99 Fair Drive, Costa. Mesa (83~5395). Rover 35008 Called B~st Car of Road & Track's Testing Year. EXttfPI from an ln1t/vin1K'11h1he HI/or II/ Road & l'ra<k magazine. about tM thlrty--ont tars ll'lll'd during 1969,from their IV70 Road TN/ AnmHJ/: " . QUUIJOll,.., -·· ... ,._ '""' ,.. •• ,,.,,, o .. J'Ofl.lrr/flt•c<l/'tlt< ..., "'11/~r •"""K ,..,, AJlflWll: Yta, ~ Wll .... He. n.•ao,.,,JSOOS. y,_ luoow, Ille Rmr wit• tbt tittle allmlmn V-1. It Ud mrytlriln1 f pmouUy 11k ror ln a car. Tt was co11.fort1blt1 it latd ·eood lri111:dlln1. U llitd aood bnikes. A ctr· tala '!"llity or hm8'1ai«.--... "lP•l1Ilutlo1 oHltl 1~,DI• .•"'1· llii'!&Hlk"1of!t1.,iAA1~w!lla~; _. UH. A ticely hli11Ct411 W... o( ID llit cUrt<lttilIICI ( lui .. llOll la ..... ' J ' , ' . . ., .. Estancia Stresses Offense Spring football practices can be a telling -thing. But then again, they also can't. Moen, an a ~I -Southern Calilornia· '*'ference selec- tion at shot,tgtop this past season for Gqlden West, w.as drafted by lli6' San Fra~ Giants. ~! • Noel Paulsab, a teammat~ of Moen's af t Golden West, signed with tJte Kansas City Royals Wedne9day for an un· disclosed figlJl'{l . Under major league rule~. the high schoOt players cannot be approached by agents of professional d~bs until after graduation. r Grid prospects at Estancia High just completed spring efforts and it's seemingly too Other Orange County prep early to find out ~:ther or players to be drafted are Dan nol th~ Eagles Wlll improve Parma of J:ennedy High on their 3-$-i mark of 1969. {BalLimore), .Dud Sgontz or Head coach Phil Brown . Loara (~ gity). Jerry notes that his charges worked--~ ... ~19rado (Boslonl,. solely on offense the las.t.f Mark AndreMOn of Carden ~~~ •• Zjotc~:&re.Grove (Los APeeles) and Greg p tced ·!J!i ~5f:~nce ,_ Schnurr or ~l!troy (Chicago • ca'fttno&; ·be~ ·In s ~ c bs) '''dr·1 . 1. u . I Js.1 . ' ~' _ . ,• . ' " DIABLOS GET IN SHAP.E -Four of {he rriost counted on Diablos at Mission Viejo High School are seen going through .ne~~ drills jll preparation. ;or pr:ac· tice which concluded last week. {from left) .Aundre.Holmes,:· ip'l Day.is, D.oyle . Douglas and Mark Febse. , ~ International Bullfighters At Tijuana I TIJUANA An t.1· New Coacli Satisfie(l ' W itli Diab lo Abilities Phase one of lhe herculea n al it during the summer task of placing Mission Vie jo \weightlifting and running) High School"s football status Y•e'll be at! right," says Hiv- ternational program !eatui-ing tn the area· of respectability ner. matadors from three countries is finished with lhe com· Hi\'ner w:?s pleased with has been schedul~ Sunday ut pletion or s p r i n g drills some individuals -such as 4 p.m. -in-t.he downtown bull-aud coach Bob Hivner reports tailback candid8le Au n d re ringi . satisfaction with his team 's Holmes in the I-formation with Me~ico'.s Leouardo Manzano abilities and outlook on the a flanker and split end. ·will vie with P.o r I u g a I 's !970 season. Others that caught Jiivner's FernaMo dos Santos and Luis • The Diablos have staggered eye have been running backs "Jereza.no" ~~.rra of Spa in. to five wins and 31 losses Joe Jones, Dan BrefJllan and They will face•bull~ from the . . . Santo . DorniD.go breed i n g 1n their first four seasons bui Kelly Ahumada. ranch. the new grid mentor (he's Doyle Douglas has been the Mantano is a classy young slill at South Gate High) says leading fa ctor in the line play matador best remembered for he thinks an about fa ce is at linebacker along with Mike \Vestler. the hunger strike two years in store tor Mission Viejo fans ago that earned him a trial In the near future. Hlvner reports four good . candidates for the tackle posi-as a novice bullfighter. When "I'm impressed with t~e lions. They are Mark Fehse, empresarios ignored him, he ge.neral attitLIQfi. The main Gary Gover. Doug Wheat and went on a fa st in front of thing to overco')i\e IS ~ so Bob Zytkewlcz. the office door of one of Mex-much the defeatist atUtude •-;;;-;;;-;.-.;;;i;ii;:...,~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Brown says, "I "'as prettY 'veil pl eased with what I saw Sig B • in spring practice. \Ve jusl llll egm work el~ mostdly •1 n offensive Sign~ps • .fcir j e Huntington execu ion an p acemenl of Beach Juruo", All·Ameri·can personnel." . footba ll ·1euu,, is being hefd The Eagles concluded spring today froin..10.' a.m. to 2 p.m. practice with a clinic for . the at the Hunta"'ngt,on Beach High benefit of incoming junior·h\gh , School gymnas\um. hopetuls anO parents ·who All bo~ight to 13 year11 wished to get an ea rly look of age art: 'eligible to compete at Estancia's gridders. f.1 l!!e le8.f\le:.~Boys must be Sa~s Brown, "We don't have . ..accoroJ>Cl:lli~ by a parent and an 1ntrasquad game after have.a bu1ti cert i f i ca le • spring practice so as to limit . Registr~tion fee is $5. injuries which could hurt us -· r in the fall." ' 'Br~wn Is pretty well set •'-1 on a starting group of of- fensive backs and receivers . for the fall, barring injuries <1r other unforeseen dif· ficultie s. Prospective senior C u r t Thomas looks, like th·e No_ 1 q4arterbacK ahead o r freshman Hank Moore, who has clocked <t.8 for iso· yardll. Probably joifling Th.;imas In the Eagles' starting ba·cJtfield this fall will be tailback Jim · Schultz. slotback Bob Kaiser · and ftJ.llback Bob Conklin .. . ·.BUI Wagner is expected io gi ve the latter a battle as the Eagles' top line Smashei-. Also back in the fold ' 8're tight end -t.ec FtiedersdOrf guards Craig Dennis and Lal. ry ,.foulton and defensive ends Cal Shores and Robby Van • Vianen. The Eagles return to the gridiron Sept. 5 at Newport's Davidson Field for 1 "Meet the Eagles" intrasquad scrim· mage and follow Sept. 12 at the same location with s scrum a gains~ Laguna Beach.! 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Large, single sldry, on greenbelt: recreational park, pool, steps away. $39,950 Harriett Davies 133-0700 ,Ml-2430 ' 1000 • •• .' .·~ "• •• •• ~1 •• ' ·• -.~. ·~ . \ ... 'WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO WESTCLIFF <I Most popular area !or qui~t family living. , Spacious 4 bdrm & 3 bath home. Near more expensivt: homes. Pool size yird. . $52,500 1112 Notllllgham · Open Sat-Sun· 1·5:30 BAYCREST BEA)JTY Glamorous 3 bdrm home w/lamily room & formiiI dining rm. ideal floor plan. Shake roof & 3 car garage. Many extras. · $81,500 1.927..Santiago Open Sal-Sun 1-5:30 LINDA ISLE BEST buy on beautiful Linda Isle! O\vner moving .t~ another state. Spacious ~ bdrm. home designed for the ultimate in ll~g on this exclus1ve island of bOating !t: lun • Pier & slip. Tlie most for the le!l!t! '"1S5,li00 101 ·Linda Isle See Broker"'t •eo '(.,., .••;t(•1 . LINDA tSL'E' NE\.Y waterlront commodious home: 6 Br., 5 ba., fam rm plus rumpus rm. Fireplace convetsation pit. Elegant mstr bdrm + lire. place. Approx. 4540 sq. ft. living area$169.300 11 80 t1nda Isle Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 NEWPORT HEIGHTS · , View-3 bdrm, 2 bath custom home. Walk to schools, beach & shopping. Oversize rear yd. Park your trailer & boal. $4t ,950 308 La Jolla Open Sat-Sun t-5 :30 ' CAMEO SHORES . Wi,11 Excher\g• For Smeller Lu xurious custom buil t home on choice cor- ner site. 4 Bdrms, den, 5 b.aths + pwdr. rm. ~luge Pat!o & co~ lanai s1:1.rround H&F pool. Owner will consider smaller home in ex- change iii.nearby area. By appt. $195,000 HARBOR VIEW HILLS Lovely famjly home. 4 bdrms., formal din ing & fam rm. Lge beautiful yard. Quality cpting and decorating: 3 car garage. $54,500 877 Sandcastle Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE Unobstructed view of bay & ocean from beautilul 4 bdrm home. Lge pool. Proles· sional landscaping. Jmmaculate! $1106,000 ~5 Galatea Open Sun 1-5:30 A REAL CHARMER-$43,950 step 'into romance! Spanish courtyd. 3 Bdrms & formal dining rm. P riced to sell . 2039 1rvine Open Sa t 1-5 :30 PRETTY AS A JUNE BRIDE You will fall in love with this mo st charm· ing ''Story-book" home the moment you step thru the door. Heavy shake r09f beam ceiling, all the atmosphere for a 1st, '2nd or 3rd ffinr.~ymoon. 3 Br., 2 baths. $49 500 & ~rth1 . ' . . ' ~LUE LAGOON VILLAS-$64,900 , Carefi'ee condo living. 3 Bdrm., 3 ba .. wet bar Gold Medallion unit. \Vhite water via.w from most rooms. Private beach, 2 pools. BLUE LAGOON VILLAS-$53,500 Luxury beach living facing garden court. Steps to beach or pool. 2 Bdrm., 3 ha . condo. NEWPORT OUPLEX~43,500 Real buy! Good -income! No worries! Three & fam. rm. + one bdrm. & encl. lanai. Nr. JOEDIWUH JOHN WHELAN SALESMEN OF THE MONTH "DUAL . WINNERS" Casta MtiC! Office Walker & Lee congratulates these two men for their outstanding achievement during the month of Ma v. The Costa Mesa Olfice had a record volume of $2.548,949.00. Mr. Whelln contributed over $400,000.00 & Mr. Zerwekh over $350.- 000~00. That's professional accompli$mentr Both have been repeat winners and will•again because tliey are professional Real Estate people . To Buy or Sell It's WAlKER & LEE 2790 HARBOR BLVD. at ADAMS 545.9491 • 545-0465 ' -Ge neral 1000General ----' "'='----1000 . BE NICE TO MOM · DON'T put, hei:. in a convalescen t home or senior citizen home. Buy this new custom built. TWO UNIT HOME that can answer all the lamily ne~ds. Large 1900 square foot home oflers: * Beautiful entry, new carpets thru-out. * Three spacious bedrooms, two baths. * Large pullman baths \vith marblene tops. * Large built -in electric 20'x29' country kitchen· family room combin ation. The ideal multi-p urpose room. * Two fireplaces, qui et forced air heat. * Elegant separate dining room with built· in buffet an d china closet. * Quality fin ish thru-out -shake roof. * Large double garage \\'ith utilities and washing facilities .. * Spacious grape stake lenced rear yard. The smaller unit offers large living room, bed- room, bath, built. in kitchen, dining area. lireplace, forced air heat and its.own garage \vith utilities and washing (acilities. Priced to sell at only $48,000. Existing $37,600 · 8:Y41J(.. -Assu mable. No points or loan charj!es. Locat- ed ·near Boys Club, Costa Mesa Park and downtown. Only four (4) Units left-BETI'Elt HURRY!! SEE 634 CENTER STREE'.1'-MODEL OPEN M. M. LABORDE, REAL TOR · MACNAB • IRVINE FIN~~ HQM\,s DOVER SHORES Well designed 4 bedroom home overlooking the entire bay. Larg~ living room & dining roo,m ; marble fireplace. 4 Ba,ths. All electric kiJchen. Ready for. immedia(e oc~upancy. $89,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 1130 Santiago pr. A real showplace;-orsen'-daily !or your in· : spection. 4 Bedrooms, formal living room, P.anoramic view (rom all rooms. Large fam· ily, electric kitchen: thick carpeting, linest draperies. A home of distinction at $139,500. 1606 Aniigua Way . BAYCREST-WESTCLIFF . Herb Brownell designed home ·on lovely, 1 tree-lined street. ·3 Bedrooms, convertible ' de·n. dining room overlooking poof"with car· peted terrace. Only $62,500. Restful setiing on a char111ing street. 4 Bed- rooms with room for pool. Real quality. $-05,000: • BU.ilt for a perfectionist. '3 Bedrooms, Jiving room & convertible den surround beautiful central atrium with retractable roof. Gia· morous ! $125,000. For only $51,500 you may buy thili--newly painted, carpeted & draped 3 bedrooln home on a corne.r lot, 'vitl'!Jprge terrace. Kitchen complet..e with barbeCue. S\vin1ming pool with dre.ssing r~ms. .. LINDA ISLE Beautiful,.new , custo1n finished Mediterran· ' ean home with pier & slip. Excellent terms. Only $119,500. See our representative at 106 Linda Isle Dr. Spacious 5 bedroom home, sunken liv·ing rooi;n overlooking terrace & Bayfront. Ex· 1 ceptionhlly large master bedroom, dining ,· room , 3 firep laces; pier & slip. $165,000. • BAYFRONT LOTS The last available 60 ft. BaYfront lot in I Dove r Shores. Will take over 50 ft. bo3t. Ask- ing $68.500. Linda Jsle-51 able. '$35,000 EASTBLUFF feet on \Valer. Plans avail· 3 Beauties availabl e for your inspection Sat. & Sun. , Almost f!e~ 3 bedroom Lusk home. Family · roo1n. dtru.ng room. & courtyard garden. j $52.500. . Ne.at as a pin. 3 Bed~oom & paneled family roo1n ; Lusk home with pool. Seller moving ' out of area must sell. $49,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 907 Aleppo St. • ---I Large 3 bedroo111 tri-level home. Terraced gardens \vilh pool & Jacuzzi off 25 lt. family roo111. Wet bar & ice-maker. $57,500. Open , Sa l. & Sun. 2815 Catalpa St. CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX South of Hiij:hway. 3 Bedrooms 2 baths ex· 1 cellent condition: Near Fashion Island. ' I ' OFFICE OPEN SUNDAY 10.5 ,30 646 • 0555 MACNAB-IRVINE "Our 15th Y•ar" Evenings 646-2259 or 646-6396 Realty Comptny I beach. · WESLEY 901 Dover or., Suite 120 642-8235 I N. TA·YLOR CQ., Realtars General·--1000 General 1000 1080 Bay1;de Ddve • 675-3210 , 2111 San Joaquin Hills Road --· ;;;;o;;;";;;;;;.·;,;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;. N~wport Beach , NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 OPEN HOUSES BAY VIEW ~ SAT/SUN FRO>! 1,00 HORSES * * POOL - 1000 I G eneral 1000 OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 ;;G;;:e;;ne;;:r;;a;;:I ;;';:::;:::;:::;;:1;;000::, II Ge-n~ 1~ -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;';;;;;;;;. _..,.c.;..;.;;.:_ ___ ....:;:.;:; 2007 Santiago Drive • C II I' rk Red"oed $1000 (omybo mo,.) 1971 MESA DR. -------..;'. i ESCAPE o eqW~ith a ror •"'ck sa1e. Lovely s Be<I. Rambl""' noch '"'' ."°""' CAMEO SHORES FORES1 E. rm pool home in Baycrest. on approx. l.8 acres. 3 THE ORDINARY Low Interest 84 ft lot. Great for large bdrn1. den, formal din. rm. Ex0cepe~~ve~yic1~u~~ith 0 L s 0 I I ·i b1"1'!akfll!lt rm. bll i-n·s. pan. n a bra.od nl"lv Ivan \Yells: . ami y. + 3 Bedrooms:, 2~ baths ho1nc Dover Sl.o'''· 3 S•"".. Assumable Loan I rry, Y'rv. p .. 3 c.or gar. '-'-n · · '"" I · 1 bdrn1. sc11. guest houSc + <>ituCIOUS master suite 1ous models to choose from. 11 :i t>roroom 2 ba1h doll 3042 Country C ub Drive DressJn .. room ""ith sauna Inc. Rcallors ' 4 d much n101'f', ·-o Be rooms. 3 Ba!h & pow. hou~ in r.10VE IN CONDI. Acro~s fron1 golf rourSf' fair-formal dining. room dcr room . Family rooms 1'lON. '''BY. Large 4 and family NEWPORT parw:1ec1 dc>n 1Vith "'i!h liN'place I.: 1valk in 11·et ChC'ck Thi:i; rooni. Mod c r n spacious, BEACH stone fi.rcple.ce bat·. l-Al.ling a.rea in kitchen ./ N<'w wall to 11·a.U carpet ::;u·ictly l'Ustom . Q1vncrs wet bar RENTING? WHYb 3 bedroom, FHA, v .r + lonnal dining room. Land. ./ New \l'altr ht'aler rt'ady lo dea.1. OPEN SUN. 1-S Large encloSNI patio scuped court ytn:ls pools. ./ Garbage disposal 1601 ANITA LANE • A beau. $84,500 Terms Just listC'd ln Cos1a ~1Cll8.I ! Beautiful trt-e lined str~. lead!! to Ja.rge 3 bcdroofn hon1c on cul de sac ~1- vacy galore, stunning. fa • ily kitrhen 1v\th-dining a , J!l.4 baths, rntertaining i,· _!it.~ b..!:!ck fireplR ct', mu~ ~ rram o lirnl at ~Y Fine decora.ted interiors. ./ New driveway and 1valk 3143 Sa moa Place tiful home for tke young eX· Luxury carpeting. Too many Plus · ral l ecutive. nc"'IY painted e:<ler. HA .. BOR custom features to describe. Fruit trees and 8 lovely Just off Gib ta0r Av<'. n t'll<' Verd Need som<' ior. 3 bdrm. 21~ balh:i;, clc<::I. It will ""Y >.·ou to visi1 & •"<' \\i de 1-.. lined site<'!. 1 sa . <' · s · "" -"' k I k a,..,.,,t.s and blt-in's. w/w & drapes, in. for )'Ours<'lf. Opc'T1 Daily. $29 200 "·or -I <' c. ·..-. ·, I W II & So Onan Sunday 1 to 5 point. but prl~ can~ right. ter-con1. !;prinklc>rs. gu.r. v::Y J~ ~ud Co~ I ~~3f~~~~o J~;~:,:Club Dr;ve ~;r;~~~;;;.,,. EXCLUSrvE AGENTS I 40 foot lanai added lo this 3 1430 Galaxy Drive · M&-1.550 plus family room "'ilh 21~ OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1-5 l ":;~~~;i <Open, Daily) baths make~ an attractive 26\l BAYSHORE DR .• f>ri.li $24,500, Also 5~ annual f1 r11.1~ I~. 'Von'! last. c1ll "°"· Dial I I 5et up lor entertaining. 005«! vale beach ron1munily, Jove. OH HAPPY DAY I !o golf course. Vacant ly lge. 2 bdrm. home nt'ar 2 priv. bcnchl's & yacht I "The boat O\\'TI<'r·!I happiest ~ 546 ·5810 landing, ('X~llcnt condition FANTASTIC 962·5585 , GOV'T REl'OS l!ll.11 Bmokh""' Large 3 bt'!droom 2 bath and lfuntini;tfon Beach 1 I day" -the> day he i;ells. f.,..cinern1 lhttflt) • S.l!l,?.00. ramlly room. Top locihion "'N"E=E~D~F'=o~U~R"""w"-A::.L_L.,t near school and shopping. WITH A DOOR? Room for boat and !railer. \Ve h11ve mori:' tllnn thRt. Sharp and clean. fully car-gorg<'ou~-t bedrooni in t\le pld. Bltins Rlld dishwasher. Verde, Just orf lhe __ _ _ OLLEGE REALTY "C" THOMAS \Ve "''Ill gladly <.'Ona.idcr your JSCOAdlrns 1tlilrblr.cM ·* * smaller pcrn1.'r c_ruiser as all Realtor Prrsllgc hidden 2 story home largf: family rm w / tire.'. place. formal dining rm, 3 sparkling btths & fantasti- cally landscaJ>C'(I. Before you /JUl'C.h.1.1\e • This is a mu:i;t see at $.ll.500. CALL 5'1-24 or part of purchase on any · 22~ w. Coasl Hi\")', :i-19-5527 brand M\l' home in Ne1v-Lot Owners f'ull price $25,9.j[} with $1500 (!(M.lrl(". llUb'f' ol.vmpic down payment lo anyone. for California pntio Jiv Vacant S('C today. CRU \1ocerit aOd waltlni;: for .. ,.., i.0010"" "'""' ~· A l BR. HOME munlty. 2 BR . 4 .en "'11H1ng FOR ONL y for your Inspection. Please call for dc!ail~. $10,995 Built on youa; lanij!..__ ' FEATURING • ' 1080 Mf. ft . ~. -1 Double garage I re 1 11 All lath and pWter '!l'~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ I Pullman b8tb I 2114 Vllta Del Oro I Spacious wardrobes Newport Beach 64+lll3 CALL 537.03'0 MODERN •Jn mast Orange C®nt1 and MESA VERDE ho,-ne. IM! OFFICE BUILDING olber approved attU. • 11Joy,·s like a model. 4 Bed-P.lua 2 ~dtntial Income ·STANCO room, 3 Bathl. tri-level. Higb unlll. Prime Costa l\.!tSl'l on tile hill •·ilh a VIEW. location. Fully ocaipled. BUILDER,S, INC. 11'1 sham &: clean. S.a6.$0. $8.\ 00> Closed Sundays 546-2313 TH E FOX CO 10666 Wt11mlnster AWJ. • Cudan Cn)1.-e ' O THf. Rf.AI, ,~ESTATERS '' •, • . ' "I Re•ltora 673--,.95 BAl;inced Povm Homvs NO matter wha.1 It t&. YoU __ Cl'.ft Mil It with a DAILY TIIE SUN NEVER SETS O'n PILOT \\'ANT AD! 642-5678 DAILY PIL.DT WANT ADS~ • Nc1VJX)rt Bench. Evu. ~5-5643 ·VACANT MOVE IN TOMORROW 540..1150 new f;1n1\ly. $4600 Down w I ~ ISk<' ll. Open Sunday I ~H~~~~~ge Wa1iketir&le Bring )<IUr money and )'Ollr nlOving van a'.rxt LET'S GO! -Sit. C!ffipty house ln 1op am----Realtors dltkin just wailing to be en. N.8: BEACH HOUSE 1i~ Harbor Olvd. al AdA joyro! 21$ Balha, 20 x XI \ValkinJ:: dis:lal'M.'(' to oreBn! 5-'5-0.itl; Open 'til 9 PJ\.f F AAULY ROOA-1, vcccllcnt 4 &<Inns. 2 ba~. Nl'w Ftne bo carp., drllpes, pafn1 & Lile! ALMOST 1/3 ACRE landacapi.r•\ neij"h r. Only Sll.tm lluge play yard, block hood '":pi tChool and shop. CAYWOOD REAL l'Y Jence.1J'x2I' 4.nal y,·ith pine. SJ3.!Wl and has an eX· ,,..,,.,,, C H N 8-Q1JC. Three bdmti. iatlng Sl4'i'• annual mtc fllA oovv \V. OA!ll \\j'., .B. •loan to take ~ al Sli! -=~·="""~'"°=~·=~ baths, din~ nn. Cully • -pctf'lt ohd draped h o rii" . pct mohlh TOTAL! OPEN SAT I SUN Q11ict banjo ltn!411 • \Vlll Walker & Lee 3102 W. Ocu n F•ont >1IA·VA w!U, tow lnlllal I Owner Wiii Flntnce \'C'ilmr.nl, 1 Rcallo" l Units • $67,500 M. M. LaBorde, RI!~ ~ \Ve&tcllU Or. _ Goorge Wiiiiamson G~ I~vcs. bi3.61 &f6.T7l1 Rea lto r 1'11tE QUICKl':R YOU __ o:.c,.._•_'ll_l_!l·_oo_l';..;>I __ 673-4350 645-1564 Eves THE QUIC!tER YOU stu . • ...., · , Satu~, ~nt 1,, 1'170 DAltV l'llOT %1 -liOUSES FOR SALE IHOUSE S Fd RSALE HOUSE~~ORSALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL! ·/HOUSES FOR SALE IHOUSESFORSALE 1 ~~ ... l'OR SALE ,~ESFORSALE . ·I' G-r• . lllQO Genori l 1000 Genor•I lllQO Genor•I lllQO Gtn•r•I lllQO Gtner•I 1000 Oen•r•I 1000 OOMrol ' 1000 Genor•I 1_.. ! -• s K .,._ , - Jlnda -:!k~ ;. :.:.* LOOK AT THESE * P ete Barrell Jea&v •AVL 'Paul-White -CaFnahan " ' PREsT1Ge wATERFRoNr Ho~Es PERFECT HOME ol'EN HousE wmn Realty Co. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & S NDAY <our ·"'~'""""· lor· SUN I • 5 preiJenfiJ C:AUABAJf mal dining room ... th' fas-1842 lrvlni • Irvin-. Terrqce . ....._ ...... Occupied-Lind• 1119 Dr. C:ust. 6 BR. study, 5 bath home•w 4 !rplcs., circular stairway, decorator sele ted carp. & drapes. Deck & pier. . . . . . . . . . . . $210,000 11 Linda .Isl• Drive New 5 Br., 5 bath home on la oon. Marble entry, wet bar, AM/FM Inter m, Huge mstr Br. has bean1 ceil. & own c. Large !iv. & lam. rms. w/frplcs ................. i185,000 101 Linda Isle Drive 5 BR, 4 baths; farn . rm. Mexican tile firs., exposed bea1n ceil., cpts, drRS incl. W /Pier & slip. Excellent Terms ........... $135,000 · Wa terfront Lot$ No. 4: Excellent 51 ft. Linda Isle Jeasebold lot •. Plans avail. Consider trade ..... $35,000 No. 41: Long 'vater view facing Harbor ls· land W/76.2 ft. of frontage. P lans available. No. 88: Corner Point lot with 118 ft. of front· age. Lorlg water view. Plans available. For complete information 'on other homes & lots, call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B.' ~2-4620 General 1000 General 1000 ------"6 BEDROOMS" Do you have a large family &: \\'e have a large hon1c for you. This place is FANTAS- TIC. Single story huge sgp. arate fap-iily roo1n, also with beamed ceiling. No more ct'OY.'tled bedroom!; Oil<' for each. Subntit No Down Gl's or Lei\'/ Down FJlA. Seller Is ready to lalk. Prier-Cl al $25. 750. CALL! Walker & Lee F.H.A. BUYERS END YOUR SEARCH HERE Exclusive sharp 3 Bedroom and den or 4 Bedrooms ¥.'ith large covered patio. A peach of a buy at $24.950. CALL NOW . 646-71TI. \0 THE REAL ,'.'. ESTATERS ' ·, ·. ' ' .. clnaUng v.-et bar. (nNr Francl•col l' 546-5440 !flCatlon on 1one o! best $4S~OCX) for this gOod say. 724 MALIBAR streets ln Baycrest. crest 4-sedrm home \\'Ith Just listed -exceptional 3 Bedroom, 3 bath .1.\ l ram rm &: set>araJe dining home. This c.ustom designed home features U OU.R 24fh YEAR IT'S DIFFERENT """"'· . "'--...._. an .electronlt_ ltitchen, great Cornily room, ,.,. INVESTORS '-.,bWJt·in stereo and color TVs. Extra Bonus- DelightfuJ 4 Bedrm tri-a'J)'a;rk directly behind 11.Q_me. level .home WIU1 shimmer! Hui:;c lot 'vith 3 BR &: 2 ba $53,500. ...... Harry March. Jri'g pool for your warn1 homes o.nd plenty of 111Jaee weather pleasure. Choice to build n101-t. Yours for OPEN SATURDAY~ AND SUNDAY. i to 5 Westdltf location. $3710l,Xl. * * * JERRY FREUD. CHARLES ARN6LD Large Lido Isle Family Homes At1ocl11tts JOHN COURTNEY • ROBERT HALLEY 388 E. 17th Street, Costa Mesa REAL TORS 646-nss Gener al lllQO Genonl 1000 Mom Doesn't Need ••• "THE EXTRA CAR" CHAR~UNG 5 BEDROOM. 3 bath 'Colonial on 45' street to street lOt. Big rear yard. $97,500.- 0UTSTANDING CONTEMPORARY Mediter·· ranean featuring 8 Bedrooms and 5 baths. Formal dining room, den, family room, and estale·like grounils. $150,000. Offi.:e Open Saturdays & Sundeys PETE BARRETT REALTY 1605 Wootcllff Dr., N.B. 642-5200 COUNTRY SETTING Huge 3 bedroon1 home on a large cul..<Jc.sac lot with Olympic. size "pool". Nestl- ed neatly"in one comer, sur. rounded by lots or trees, Open beamed ceiling 1an1ily room. N c '" carpels and drapei;. Modern g a rd r 11 kllchen leads 10 Calif. Jiv. ing patio. \VllAT A PLACE!! No money do1v11 to GI 's. Ln1v Down FHA: ALL THIS AND ONLY $24,500 Price. CALL US NOW!~ WALK To Schools WALK To The Ma rket I-!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WALK To The v :M.C.A. General 1000 [ Gener •I Walker & Lee Realtors Z790 Harbor Blvd. al Adams 545.0465 Open 'til 9 PM Prlvatt> entry to shin1n1ering1 -~------- H&F 'pool, Over:sized llvirig • FEATURING room rolorlul kitchen fam- ily .:..m. • ""'"";,,." 3 THE BLUFFS baths ,PLUS scparale play yard area tor tots. OPEN SUN-1 to S 1706 IRVINE AVE . or Call 673-8550 or 646-7JU 3 OUTSTANDING PROPER~IES I. MUST SELL THIS WEEKEND 3 Bedrooms 2 baths. Walk to eVl.'.l'ything. Lowest priced trl·levcl in the Blu[h;, * MESA VERDE * OPEN HOUSE The O\vncr An~~lll 1..-onsldt>r Beautiful pool and an immat'. SUNDAY lease-option. 2 ~tory home. 4 Bedrm. 2 2562 Westminster, CM OPEN baths, faniily f90m . You Charming 3 bedroom hon1e SUN. 2-S will like it at .....• $44.!MXI. lam S B lllQO Mesa Verde $26,600! rresh, ne\v listing: 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths, a 14' x 22' living room wilh flrepla~. Located on a quiet cul-de-~ near°l:Olf course and coun club. Courtyard, la.rgc pa tio and TALL TREES mill a pleasant cnlfy. Priced for, i1nn1ediate sale. \VllAT J; BUY! BE FIR.'-i'T lo see this one! DRIFT IJl:TO SLUr.IBER TO m i,::: •.. WE SELL 100 HOMES PER MONTH Let yours be next -call now and start packing -our extensive 'dvertising and multiple listing service will do the work far you. Over 850 sales people who meet . . buyers in all ar•as. We have waiting buy· ers now! ' CALL FOR A MARKET APPRAISAL. IUILDEIS . ATTENTION! INVESTORS ATTENTION! INO OILl•.t.TION> THIS IS RESEaYID FOR TOU! If you w1nt t., ltlll- ln1 call -nowl Pint .. nor to call 1•t1 this 1pot IDLE MONET GATHERS Nil Income. Thll'I prime triplex invites your ln- soectlon. The opera ti on sheet \viii bear your closest scrutiny. \Vith ~roocr. do1vn. get ta..'C shelter and spcndablr. Asking $3.3,950. 546-5440 ra1111 Wells-McCardle, Rltrs. 11r, Baths, huge ily roon1 . 1954 a n runo Realtors DIAL direct &G-5678. Charge Pool sized ·yard. $26,000 • 2790 Harbor.Blvd at· Adams 1810 Newport Blvd .• C.M. THE FOX CO 2. Dramatic 545-9491 Open ;Iii 9 Pl\1 your ad, then .i;it ha.ck and 548-7729 Eve.!i. 6'14.(1684 R It 67; ••95 DESCEND lhc. wrought iron ''i========~listen t~ the phone ri~""=·=========-===~==e=•~•=rs~==i~'=~~-fll staircase 10 the spacious II ;;;; sunken living room \vilh fire. a.. · 1824 Highland .(Harbor Highlands) N.B. place and formal dining. Sound of the Surf! -San Clemente· Ocean View & Pool Just listed for $21.~ each. ~wo lot11. presenUy zoned · R-2. 128' Front- 11..gc. could obtain vari· ance ·to R-4. Terrific lo- cation · for 1valklng to downto\\•n Costa i1e1>a. Present income $260 per mo. Owner will car- ry ~nd. 546·5440 NEED SOME SPRING HAS SPRUNG I I , I ' '' 'Pe'/I Mou.seis 67 '5"26 (S t S I 5) EXPERIENCE the ,x..,1 .r-I a , un · use ~ or soft colors in the (4 Bedroom & F1mily or Den) shag carpet, Drapes & y,•all- 28~8 Carob (Eastbluff) Newport Beach paper. MARVEL at the out. THIS WEEKEND 675·3000 (Sa t & Sun 1·5) """''"" floo•· plao with 3 1606 Ant' W (D Sh ) N B bc<.lrooms 21h baths and pri. 1qua ay over ores . . vate sun balcony _ ll you 675·3210 (Sat. & Sun.) arc considering the Blu!fs,. ""' thl• IMnuly diNChl'Y w11• yo• ttih .... e111I .. fOll CJ• ••use ll11ntln4. All tlle IMCrflom ll11H bolow · or. dolcrlbeif 111 treoNr dotoll by ~d119 elw- wt.ro 111 tffaJ't DAILY PILOt WANT ADS. Potro111 •hcn•l.., Opet! Ito"" fot sol• or te ro11t -11rl)Oll lo list .. ell l11forMOH011 111 tflb col•IM Hell frldcry, HOUSES FOR SALE (l Bedroom) 2113 Seville, (Penin. Pt.) N.B. 673-3663 -(Sun 1-4 :30) Cl Br & Fa mily or Den) 226 Via San Reino (Lido fsle ) N.B. 833-0700; 644-2430 (Sat, Sun 1·5) 613 \V, Bay Ave., Balboa 673-3663 (Sunday 2-5) 1319 Bonnie Doone, Corona de! Mar 673-8550 (Sun 1·5) 434 Vista Grande (The Bluffs) N.B. 673-8550 (Sal 2-5) (3 .Bedroom) 4607 Surrey (Cameo Highlanas) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) **106 Linda Isle Dr (Linda lsle) N.B. 642·8235 (Sat, Sun) 2039 Irvine, Costa Mesa 644-4910 (Sal 1·5 :30 308 La Jolla (Newport Heights) N.B. 644-4910 (Sal. Sun 1·5 :30) *3033 Fernheath, .Costa Mesa ,~ 540.1720 (Sun 1·5) 6431 Larkspur Circle. Huntington Beach 84&-0604 !Sun 1·5) 1954 San Bruno (The Bluffs) N.B. 673-8550 !Sun 1.S) /i22 Vista Grande (The Bluffs) N.B. 073-8550 (Sat 2-5) 'il-*30t Via Lido Soud (Lido Isle! N.B. 675-2723 (Sat, Sun 1-51 1330 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. you l\1UST see thi11 fovel)i 642-8235 (Sat. Sun) home. 219 Via Nice (Lido Isle) Nev.1port Beach Only s.1:i.9CKl. 833-0700 ; 644-2430 (Sat, Sun J.5) 3, The Everything 1334 Hampshire Circle, Baycrest, N.B. Home 642·5200 (Sat. & Sun. 2·5) Check These Feature!" 2891 Clubhouse Rd, f\llesa Verde ./ The Popular Bluffs "E" 6424816 (Sat & Sun l ·4 ) floor plan. 877 Sandcastle (li arbor Vie'v Hills) Cd1'1 ./ 2200 ~sq Jt of spacious Jux. 644-4910 (Sat, Sun !·5:30) "''" 1112 Nottingham (Westcliff) N.B. ./ Panoran1ic Bay Vil'.'1v 644-4910 (Sat., Sun. 1·5:30) ./ Cusrom Decorating 1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) N.B. ./ Plus Much, !\lucb ~1.ore $59, 7jij 646·1550 (Open Daily) OPEN *2384 Redlands, Ne,vport Beach SAT. 2_5 540.1720 (Sun 1-5) 10202 Stonybrook {Meredith Gardens). 434 V ista Grande Hunt. Beach 846-0604 !Sun 1-5) 9331 Cloud Haven, Huntington Beach 962-1373 jSun 1·5) 9342 Pier Ave., Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1-5) 17462 Madera, Hl.Ultington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1·5) 2204 Donnie Road. Newpo'rt Beach 645-0303 (Sun 1·51 10171 Merrimac, liuntington Beach 646-0555; 545-8308 (Sunday only 1-5) 1706 Irvine, Newport Beach 673-8550 !Sun 1·5) 2012 Port Cardiff, Ne,vport Beach 673-8550 (Sun 2·5) 2313 La Linda, East Costa Mesa 642·5000 (Sat/Sun 1-4 I 400 Windward Ln . <Back Bay) N.B. 61.5·4392 (Sunday 1·51 1842 Irvine (nr Francisco) N.B. · 646-7755 !Sun 1·5) 1311 Antigua Way {Baycrest) N.B. 646-7755 (Sat & Sun 1·5) All 3 propcrt.ies co1ne equip- ped \vith swimming pools, tennis club and the total carefr~e life. To inquire about any of these !;CJect properties Ca.II 673-8550. I;/! .. THE REAL {'\. ESTATERS ' . ' ' ~ ' ' You!re invited to our OPEN HOUSE Sunday 12-5 PM 1. 3 bed, 6!6'/o Loan, it75 per n1on!h. $26,500. 177<11 l.f>1vis Ln.. ll.B. SIS.later, \VI Edwards. 2. 3 bed, Prestige, Sharp, i1n. mcdiatr possession, $33,:iOO 7082 Valentine. H.B. S/ Edinger. \V/Golden \\'est. (3 Bedroom & Family or Den} IS Bedr.oom ) **433 Bayside Dr .. Newport Beach **2323 Bayside Dr., Newport Beach 3. 3 Bd. Bonus Rm, 6'/,J GI Loan. $33,000. 16&11 Lan. dau, 1-f.B. S/J1ell. E/Beach 4. <I .Beel, 2 story Franciscan Fountains. 'Gt.FHA Tern\S availnblr. 6541 Jardincs, S/Clatcr. \V /Golden Weil. 642·8235 !Sal, Sun) 833-0700: 644-2430 (Sat. Sun 1·5J 1701 Port Abbey, Corona del Mar 617 s. Golden West, Santa Ana 675-3210 !Sunday) 846-0604 (Sat & Sµn 1·51 907 Aleppo (Easlbluff) CdM ***1014 Polaris, (Dover Shores) N.B. 642·8235: 675-3210 (Sat, Sun) 642 8235 IS d ) *2815 Catalpa IEastblulf) CdM • un ay 642.a235; 675-3210 . , (Sat, Sun) (5 Bedroom & Family or Den) 104 Via Yella (Lido Isle) N.B. 2507 Windover (Harbor View Hills) CdM 5. 4 Bed, 6* % Gov·1 Loan, Squeaky clean. $29~. 17891 Altamirano Ln., H.B. S/Slatcr, \V ./Golden \\'est. . ------- 5 BR & FAMILY 2 bcl.trooms, 2 bathti, fire- place. built-ins."' Breakfast on Oie teITacc .overlooking the canyon and BLUE PA.. QflC. An attractive no-u~ keep makes this a delightful home for retirement. Asking 537,500. Retire and Relax by lhc sea in BA YSl-IORES. A cute well-built 2·bedrootn. hon1e "'Ith separate dining room. Just a hop to the prl:- vate beaches. No husUe ~ bustle here! Enjoy living 1n this exclusive area, Price - only $39,000. Country Atmosphere Close-in convenience -to\ver' ing I.tees and privacy, Lcive. Jy 3-bedroom/2~ -Mth C\l.&o lorn built horn!! "'ilh Iargi fanilly room. l\las!ive floor. to-ct"iling fireplace, patio and pool. ALL TH.IS! • PLUS very attractive low-interest loan. $48,500, Wake Up To An Ocean View! Catalina _ Bay • Harbor ED- lrance. Elegant J.bedroom home (adult occupied) in exclusive Irvine Teri'ael!. Top quallt)' construction D--:d decorating throughout. Larg~ heated and filtered. pool. $87.500. Colesworthy · & Co. REALTOR Newport Beach .Office 1028 Bayside Drive 67">4930 CALL OR DRIVE DOWN BUCKNELL ST. IN BEAUTIFUL • COLLEGE PARK ELIOW ROOM? Large halt &ett' tot in Sa n ta Ana Hclghtil. Good for horses, or nur· sery; possible to use fJ)r unit, all this for $31.-500. But, if you nttd a home this 2 BR is a charmer \l.'llh nice eat· ing area and lge. livinl?: room. 546-5440 A HONEY FOR THE MONEY 1\Iove Into this nice 3 bdrm rustle condomin· ium. Neir new car1)('ts -2 bath~. Only $1825' do\vn. can today. the price will surprise you. 546-5440 &t this pretty t\\'O bedroom home. It it identified wi th to\vering trees, shrubs. ~i. Acre of land + guest room, besides. makes tflis an exceptional v a 1 u e. Horses OK. so bang it gOt'S for $33,9j(), 546-5440 91/2°/o ON SAVINGS Relatively sale ind trouble fr ee P1rticip1te in Our REAL ESTATE LOAN PROGRAM Call Doug Wh iting LOOK! ASSUMAILI SJ/4 °/o LOAN Need a four bedroom that Lux. month principal, interest, la.'les & insurance with $8200 down. 546-~·10 FHA FORECLOSURES \VE HAVE SEVERAL, but try this for an ex- ample. Ft.Ill price $22,· 450. $1200 down plus closing cost will make ·you the owner or thll'I fully reconditioned 4 Bed.rm 2 ba home. Call riow for details. $22.450. 546-5440 * IYE A,.,UL TIRED OF UNTINCO Only $240 per mo That's right. $240 per mo includes everything, principal. interest, tax- e!I & Ins. Only $2200 down to purchase thiK lovely three bedroom home, nlcely carpeted t hru-out. Large Jiv rm 'vith frplc. All bltins. Call no"': TIIJS WON'T LAST! $30,600. 546-5440 JUSJ LISTED SHARP AS A TACK Delightfully co z y is th.13 friendly 4 BR <.-on- ::~ SOLD h::; roof. ome eDCOI fea· turcs Jiv- ing. J right places and that's impor· tant to the growing family. FHA. VA terms avaih1.bll:'. Priced & t !30,r;J(l. 54&.5440 • 546. 5440 SHARP! SHARP! Exterior haa been re-. finishN! by owner. Sun.ken living room with lovely \vhltc carpelo;. Offering FHA-VA terms at $29,950 but has t'X• cellcnt assumable loan. 3 large bedroom$, bath & ~·, all bl!n.<;, \vi th $8500 dn assume :S172. per mo. payment in· eludes everything. 546-5440 _ ASSUME LARGE 6'/o YA LOAN Terrific land..c;caplng plus 3 Bedrm, 1 'J.l, ba, large tam rm make this home one of our bC&t oiler· Jngs. Located close to all schools in beautiful l\Tesa----ru>I Mar. $50()()' do"'"'n i;hould be suffi .. clt>nl to assume this loan. Call now for de· -1a11r m,:soo. 546-5440 I -"-675-3982 (Open Daily) 675·3000 (Sun 1·5) *2006-TahilJlrOrviffe T<!WRe)Tdlll · *15&> Galaxy (Dover--Shores)-N:-S:-----· ____ $3A,50.0 And you will see a truly Jove-_Jy.Jwn~ . ...,,illL po\J..PJe...J.i& place, lar1:e masler suite 1vith garden access ... This area Is known for its large ttees and manicured land· scaping. Roor:n !or bont or traller •• , convenimt to all scbooJ."I. Low Interest loan at 5~~% will save you $3000 in :; years. CaU (IOW to ,11Ce this "wkend. * PU~SE A"'UL .Bea!lt.il~qu#~i~Y-3~BR &: FR home wlth great VALUE PACKED ------·-.. ---=- , I I, "' l I I 642·6472: 673-3468 eves. !Sat & Sun 1·5) 642-8235 · · (Sat & Sun) · 2405 S. Popular, Santa Ana 128 Via lfavre, (Lido ls·le} N.B. 546-5440 (Open Sunday 1·5) 673-7300 , (Sunday 1·51 1927 Santiago (Baycresl) Newport Beach (6 Bedraoml 644-4910 • (Sat. & Sun. f.5:30) 20651 Elizabeth, 1-Iuntington Beach **80 Linda Isle Drive (Linda Isle) N.B. 540-1720 (Sun l·S) 644-4910 (Sat.. Sun. 1·5:30) 1410 Watson Ave., (Ha'lecrest) C.M. 17442 Encino Circle. lluntington Beach (Sat & Sun 1·5) 34s.0604 (Sat 1.S) 4172 Pierson1 Huntington Beach 10041 Stonybrook (Meredith qprden~). 846-0604 !Sun 1.5) Hunt. Beach 846-0604 (Sun 1-5) 20262 Raven,vood. Meredith Gardens. 3077 Johnson Ave., Costa Mesa Hunt. Beach 645-0303 (Open 1-5 Sun) 642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 22n Rut~ers, Costa Mesa' DUPLEXES FOR SALE 673-8550 (Sat 1·5) 12 BR EACHI 1132 Goldenrod, Corona de! Mar *-*3102 IV. Ocean Front, Newport Beach 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) s 2800 Catalpa, Newport Beach 673-4350; 645-1564 (Sat & un 1·5) 673-8550 (Sun 2·5) . 13 & 2 BR ) 32.>i Nebraska Ln (Mesa Verde) C.M. 119 13th Street. ijuntington Beach , 54-0-Wil . (Sat 1·51 536-2519 --(3 BR & 1 BR I ·*2048 Commodore Rd. IBavcrest) N.B. • 121 Marine Ave., Balboa [slaod 646-3265 (Sat & Sun 2-5) 67;;.8800 (Sunday) Open SAT & SljN l·S 30n Johnson Ave, CM Largl." f&mil.v ·home in No. Costa Mesa With all bll·lns including Waler~cooditioner .. Quick Poi;s. Assume existing tflA loan. Only $3000 down. .. PERRON ......... ~ .... 2 HOMES 4 Bodrm + 2 S.drm on one lot .with garages, II. real buy with good financ- ing. Call for apopinlnleht to Sho\V. La·c~enmyer Rlty 6/JG-3928 Eves: 642-2'.237 (4 ,Bedroom) • 4507 Dorckester (Cameo Shoresl CdM CONDOMINIUM FOR SALE F lur-Upper NeCds a Jot of ';TLC". Qufcl 546-9521 Nichols Real Estate 6°/o F.H.A. Ex ist.ing FHA LQ\V Interest can be taken ov<'r by any. one \VlTI10UT lncttalin1 ln. teret>U Massive U S £-O BRICK. FIREPLACE. large living room, l bedrooms, 2 balhs. ALL for just ;24, 750 and IN °"ta Mesa! Walker & Lee 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) -(3 Bedroom) cul-de.sac in "\'lesa Venle. **11 Linda Isle Dr. (l;nda Isle) N.B. 507 Avenida Largo (Bluffs) N .B. 5"°'S'o insurance loan. 01. Realtors J 675·3210 (Sat. & Sun.) 675-3000 (Sat 1·5) von.-e. Wtcd ~,000-oUc.r! 2043 \Ve11tclUf Dr. l!SO Santiago Drive (Dover Shores) N.B., ,. ,.., 6~71ll ~~~. 1soJ,L:1:~~ in c ~U erde Joca . par- a le · \\-'ith fireplaCt', cpt A drape11. Outstanding rear yard. Priced at $27,950. 546-5440 Thars 1vlult you' will ·'~ \vhen you see this four bedroom and 18l'Ke Ff!:_ Its extutor and~ intc.rlor appointments speak of comfort, ease and dignity, Inner circle l\'lesa Verde h\'O story. Full price, 143,000. DON 'T IE LATE .lust listed and priced tO 11Cll ln h1esa Ve.rde. four bedrooms two baths, large size family room. Beautjful fireplace, real nice carpet and drape11. $35,950. Better hurry! rtOOd financing avail· able, 546-5440 "The Home of Complete Real Estate Service" PAUL-WHITE- • I CARNAHAN 642·8235 (Sat & Sun1 ~ MS·lllO Opeo 'tll 9:00 PM 2015 Galatea !Irvine Terrace! CdM • : : !'::7':" w-... i'.i.'EGTfiE7:_'T1., N"'o,.....,m"'a"'uo"'r-w"h&"t"""it°"l•---,-.. -ll~ 0 546•5440, 644-49 10 1sun 1.s:so1 llOO.._""'""·CJt can,.,, it w111t • o•n.t '1093 IAKIR STREET, C STA MESA 1.!:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::,![...,...,.,,;;,;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; P~t=LOT:.:....W~A=NT.:.:..A=O=!~M=2"'16;,.::1=8•w.~~~-·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.ll I I , .. \ .J • .. - ( ' J ., -· .l..4. --. •,., . •• I ' . U .AILY PILOT SowrdQ, Ju" 1), 1910 , lllllJSE~ SALE I ROUSES FOR SALE ~ES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALE, HOUSES FOR SALE HOUS ES FOR SALE .HOUSES FOR SAl..E HOUSES FOR SAiE Gonor1l 1000 -•I , tDOO Gonlr1l ltllO Miu Verde 1111 NeW110rt leecil 1200 Irvine 1131 ~~I Mer 1150 H.;/I;;;.;· h;;d, J;f iiiiilii --•·oPEN SAT .. SUN. 1-4 MUST SILL EASTILUFFS ' cnARMlNC 3 ''" ""~ ROMANCE OF MODEL "T" HOME 2su LA LINDA SAVJ .$1750 WILL .TRADE IEST IARGAIN f.,ba+ ":::;. ~ :''°1,.:;~ SPANISH MAIN ,._...,_ L-(EulMlde °"" M.,.) ' IY OWNE* Scautl4t1b. Roof my ""'""'' 3 '--~---·. 2 bal"' family ••'· Both •~W\I' dee & c.llafl~ s .. nlil• "' "'Ptainl ~llllC ft-~ 4 Bdrm ,.... rm s bath ~1tom ulJ 4 .Bdrm home ~..... -. .... -•AM' .,,_,_, 1 1.~, .. "I" 1 ,. home: i:ae?lcfv. uitiu. pool. &AROAIN AT $27,000 on a large lave()' k.ll on a.. room It. tx-autui.tl ktlchefl crpt"". 111 0J-l'""• ~. Olk'O .1•011.med th s ..,.,,.,...,. Just listed, beautlful Mesa del ar "T" plan Fortin Co., Realtors AtSUME 5y,-;. LOAN cliqd street. XJnt loan pro. with isl.and cook center. 644--0f.19. Open ho 111 t 11~tcb of beach land where featu'ring Private "Owners" s uite, walls .ef inl.c WntcltU, NB fi42.51Dl ovtr :mo sq, ft. Cb.rmln&' vtaton. 548.im l an , Vt'tekends 1.1-5. ~ beau1Uu1 nt'W 4 BR, 2 \Va.rdrobes, family Toom, completely built·in intcrior,-tike ,.,...., 3 8R;J% DUPLEX at lhe beach. Open A 1paclollll, well . l•ndvaj)OO CAMEO HIGHLAND$ Ir_ Joc:ited, It'• so close kitchen, shade covered patlo. Walk to ALL Coit• Mesa flOO SA. Large L.R. open 10 d,ln. poW!C;·l.J:-S. 3711 w . .e,.tboa 1..'0fnt'r lot with ta111e patio. Attroc:1, spadou1 J BR, 2 bl1, to the sea you call walk schools and shopping. Beautiful TREE LINED •~a. Cathedral celllngs, GI-Blvd. S33,500. 1 mk. Ol..'tan Only $37,500" Lge llv'r rm. Separate dh1'i: thl!rt and let YoW' dreams STREF;r. Full Price SSl,500. Good assumable ANT lam nn tor ott17ff den 4 bo.y. ~ Yrly I"<:, Rtn. See To Believe rni glass-end! menagl!, Pool be can11!d out on the even- loan. Open HOUSe pJu1 ping pong pill$ bill1ard• to .bid. own/Bin·. 64~1272 OPEN SUN. '! • 5 u .' 101, Imn""culate. owner [ Jni: lid!!, Sep. t1'0nt parlor, * * * plus utlllty rm pl~ Extra BAYSHORES 2800 CATALPA 6'1S.5M7. firepl in the mngnificen1 uv. SI pl... new wJr "'' """ "'"' .. ~.,. i11g rm,· e<plil & .i~ thru· HOUSES· 1Dll ;$ALI ... ____ .. __ l'041nl•ln-llllley 1411 -"' llY OWNI! R Unlqua Feur S.atent' Medlt. HOMi-Mt.000 2100 ... ft. 4 BR'•, .J.. oar pr., cu.l~c privacy. 91581 Lamora Orc:W, F.V: 714: 968.2687, J $31,400/2•STORY S3250 TOTAL DOWN!! 4 BR &: derr, cptd, b k ftns, 1e1Tlflc buy, HAFFDAL REAL TY 842-4H5 -So • 5 1 5 orq:e "" . , u•~ CAMEO Sho~, 2 BR. 2 "" I ( 'd""~ t WHY RENT ? t • un • & all copper piping Kitch-By O\l.'fler, 3 BR, ~ ba, din I: ba, den home, Like large out. ""1np. enc , concre e 2304 La Uncla en wilh custom \"'aln.ul ca.bi-r1n, :l pat1o11, corn. lot. deJux apt. Bea.utirul g1trdf!11, drive, x11·a lg. side yard for Orange 'fake over 5~ % FliA Joan. $168 per month pays ALL!! OutstandiJjg 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home in Prime Area. Total Price $28,950. HURRY, HURRY ! ! nets, dsh\\·shr, new glU'b. 64&.561' bbal or ll'ailcr. $34,400. VA-1635 (off 23NI St., C.M.) dlsp. Priociplls only. Mint Condition pr\Cl'd bclOw cm:L Owner 1'1iA oonvcntiorw.I. (714) SPACIOUS . Pricl!d to l!C)IJ. Char)llh,g OPl!N HOUSE 5 bdrm 4 ba, h/f pool,_pnlng, 6'J5-56!18 968--1997 SIO'; . -Rushe home. hon1e for large family with , in bl!aultfu.I Otanre Park ... 4 king-size bcdroon\$ &-bli S•t. &. Sun. elec kit, ownr. $85,00'.I, 1600 Eastbluff 1242 Balbo1 PenJn1ul1 1300 OPeN SUN. 1·5 , Acres, surro u nde.d by closets. 4 yrs. old, eood tjl). 3139 Sum1tr1 Pl. Santiago Dr., NB. Enll!rtain ·wilh_ flair; lavish, orange trees on well 11.ncing, con&idcr trade. ~3330 FOR Sale or lea..te-Traller BL\JFF'S E-PLAN WEST BAY AVE. pool, deck, fire pit. O\'er. landscaped 1 1/3 Rat usable COATS & WALLACE REALTORS • 1.,1 BAKER ST. 546-4141 COSTA MESA. CALIF. Luchenmyer R" "''>• PRICED TO snL & t'abana on beach front. BeautituJ green belt view. llizcd lot. Luxury plus! Span. acrei. Completely N:model· Newport. "2,500. Gf"a-8762 End Condo, 3 bt_& den, ~ Channing new ~ bdrm, 2 ba. i&h mod., 4 BR., den, tam. ed w/1hak1.: roof, all elec wknds; 213/283-1128. ba. BY Owner, ~ Vista MedHcrratll!an style; Block rm, 1st time offeteJ at kltchen, 3 giant Bedrms. BLUFFS, single1/cpls. Spilt This great 4 plus !amlly, plu1 lev. 2 Br on Grtenbolt. nr rado N Gff.2200 lrom ocean I< ba,y, BulJ&r'e -~___:.. •• B . . hofue, top quallly. 8122 W ds;sb,SOOd c· I ~ lrg tiled baths. paneled . ----------1800 Newport Blvd., C.P.f, pool plus separate dining. pools, 1ennls d b. $25,500 . Corona def ~r Bilt Grundy, Re1ltor a I r1 ge tr~ e en, new crptg I; forma1 12.50 (Oii Garfield at Colcheslor) dinifll nn ~ livfnlt rm IDOO CAU. 646-3928.Evts..,'134368 Just reduced to $46,900, To 644-2422. --see can 1'B~L~U~F~F~s-c=ho~,.,.-.,,-m-.-v~l-,w loOo Gen1ral • Y'ALL COME! See !he vie\\• & beautiful 3 BR., den home In exclU1l\'e Carnro Shor.s. C!lN'fn!f> pri. vat:y in the pool .&: gardrn patio. Si6,500 Open Sat./Sun. l-:i 4j15 Rllxb1111•, Cdl\t GREAT HOME! 1''oi' young rxecutives 1vho like to <'lllcrtain al hornc . ,l BR. & formal dining rm .• pool -ocean vlt!w, $31,500 Opt'n Sat./Sun, 1-5 4521 OrringtOtl Cameo Shores, Cd'.\I B!ST BEACH BUYI Four Z.BR. unJl!f only 1 block to beach I parkli. Prlv. pa. Uos. Beaut. appl 's. thn1- out. S:Q,500 Open Sal./Sun. l..'i J24 Ai,:tcr. Laguntt Beach CORNER DUPLEX E•stsld• DuP.lex •$3f;5oo'" "'~ Localed 1~ar golf course & ha.'J two Z.Br units on a large kll '10'x1o.:;:'' with UlQCk 1\'1tli yard enclosure. 10'10 down &. let a tenant help pay your pa:nncnt. · E'XCLUSJVE \Vfrn: Newport •t 646-8111 GI NO DOWN 1,an Smitl!. Realtur , BR. 'B•. 1 '"''· '"'""' extras. S29.9Jo. 644-4~. FHA 221-D! I '!!!!!!!1!!!!! 6 !'J!A!! 6 ., 3255!'!!!!..., .... !!'[ Newport Heig~ls 1210 4""""80iiMM'esa Verde Nortli. OPEN SUN. 1.5 APARTMENT DWELLER ' -MOVE $20,400 • loan auumabte at S'4'k. Land!caped patio. Owner's rock bottom price $77,SJO, 5(5..7700 . to yo~r o~n hom!!. PU! your. Open Sat & SYn 1-4 srlf 111 lh ts 3 bedroom home. 2891 Clubhouse-Rd. J1ugc fcnc«I yard for kirla Exec home 4 BR 3 ba, fo.m, and pelll, Only S71,500 • by + formal din, 2 frpl, palio. O\VNER. June \\lard Bkr 642-4816 Evenings • 673-65'8 • ' · We•kend College P1rk 1115 ----- ~ CUii Dr., Np!, Hts. BAY & OCEAN VIEW Enchan ting view. 3 BR, 2 Bo.. Plus gue11t rm, Lllrge din- ing rm. Cou11 yard patio. Sharp rendition, $59,900. !\lake offer, ~G16 7111 ''" AEALT "''~~'~"'l Nl~R ~lW/'0 111 POST Oft ICE (1nytime) COZY & 11\f~tACUl.ATE, PRICED \Vay belo\\' ap-OPEN HOUSE ~~~~~~~~~ freshly pa i nted and praisal for quick sale by · 313 Fullerton-Ave. ~ ca~led. l !kdroom honie owner F1iA or GI financing FOR TH. E ·~ 11 4 BR 2 b l rwar lr'''lr\I', Ncwpon Heights In sparkling con,d l l io n. ava · · a, l\m Hard\\'OOd lloors, luge rn1, bltns, w/w cpts .~· dr~. Sat. k Sun. Everett 11. EXECUTIVE be t d t I d f.lichar.1, Broker ;,o7 ~ Bal. family room' and afi'e55 fo r !lU · ecor · n scp WJ-10 WVES HTS FAl\1ILY e <I Beau!iful bedroom1 e 3~~ Lu.xury baths: boot and trnllcr. Priced for \l'/rn1it tree~. $26 ,950 . bo.'.1 Blvd"., 673-6880. i m m e d i a t r 881r 11t 548-87"'3. --• By O\l•ner-As11ume 6\1 ',Q VA $23.950-FHA/VA 1 f' r n1 s R·2, 2 BR. Remorle[l"(I available. Call s 4 5-s 4 2 4, N•wport Beach 1200 Spanish Cha.rmer. $2G.:iort. -~------OPEN SAT/SUN 1-5 2616 \Vay Ln., Corona de.I, l'tlar - CHINA COVE CINERAMIC Vl~W Ovl!rlooking"Harbor Jetty & Blul' Pacific, a pl easant & exclusive community, 3 BR, large liv. rn1. LotB ot glass. Sundcck, 3 gllJ"ll~. Price recluCt'd from $67,500 to 164.!llO. ~•46 ·7414 "' E l 1>•V ~~~1Df W OR PO 01 flC! Overlookin9 Newport HCll'bor IN WVELY CORONA DEL l.1Aft • l Bedrooms . 3 Baths e 2 PaliOS -t· Pool fo~Ol"P.\lt'r and t'Vl!r vil'1\', $54,500 . 10'7.-Do\\'n. 67:1-155~6-7171 833 Dover Dr., NB 64l4&al Hal Pinchin & Aiioc. w/custom built ~ brlCk REALTORS fireplace. Acm of room for Lido Isle 1351 3000 E COUt Hwy Gru4392 pool, hones or leMls court, · · O\\•ner will finance Cl) Owner Tr.ansferred 633-97i.i. PRICE REDUCED ~-"-=-=-===== -BAYFRONT BUYI OPEN HOUSE SAT. & SUN. 1·5 301 'VIA LIDO SCUD J.1 Ft. Lot . f('(' land ,Pier & slip for largo bo11t Excellent flllflncl ne $160,!0l Call Perry Gill 673-7071 Res. Custon1 built 5 br, fam, rm., 2S,, b:i, Jrg kitchen w/blti111, 3 car gar., Sell Gr or ffiA, 847-&l07. Eves. 968-ll78 POOL TIME ~,.,f'/~ ~·'I•<~ $20,000 full ptice, 20' x 21 · family rm, clec builUn range 3355 Via Lido 675-1723 & 011en, FA heat, la.tie Iii'. * OPEN HOUSE * l~ rm, carpets & drapes:. ,. Jo'enced ,&. landscaped S'A'im • . 121SUVNADAHY t-5 ntins ""°'· 2 Bo<lrm + a I_ AVRE dorm that hii 5 double beds. 5 BR., family rm. Stre<'t to Selle-aays sell al $20 000' street 45 lt lot. S!IS.500. " ' · LIDO REALTY, INC . 1!'1itMMil 3337 Via Lido 67J...7300 ---·---EN'JOY Prlvatt! beaches, t 1 ( ::l:J 546-110& tcnriis crl!I, Ponting , 1at ...... _.-._ ......._ ----- beaul.lful Lid() l'sle. 3 Br, La ~ ~ Tustin 1640 OPEN HOUSE 14891 Brid~wrt Rd, Tustin Exlremely cboicl!-location in exclusive TUlltil"I Meadows. Ne1v 3 BR, 2 BA home ·With fa1nlly rm · kitchen, Crpt.d, \\•ilh front lndscPf:, sprlnk. lt'r system: Fehced & ready for !l' happy fantlly, Nearby clubhou!e, pool &:: 8 &ere park. 11urry for this one! Open Sat & Sun 12'7 $27,9'5 VA/FHA or Cclnvcnlional Jn Cclrona de! Mar, \Vilh i;:ar. .1 ag~s .separati~ the unils 1. !or maximum privacy. Jus! e 12'x12' Breakfast Room • lti'x20' t~amily Room e Sparkling healed Pool • Lanai and Bomb Sheller e Fruit Trees gaJOl'l' South Coast Realtor11. 645-1446; U 110 ans. 6'12--0J!O SuP.9r Dump e BALBOA ISLAND e.. . ask for Pnul Herrick lfandyman special. Br! n g 140 So. Bayfront sYo"·ner: 3 Br. 2 b11, fnm \0 THE REAU '"'\. ESTATERS . . den, 2 Ba. huge Uv rm, . Beacnboy_ Sp.ctel exten. panlg. bltns, $ii? ,fllJO P~iced 11 S21 ..... o. 3 BR Surf. By owner. 675-3982 side with shake roof, flttpl., fniancing available Direction:;: So. on Redhill , lcrt on Sycamo1~ to Devon. sllire, right on Del'tlMbire. 1 bttk Jo Ashburton. tight on Ashliurton, 1 blck to Brid. geport, Iott 1 blcl< to 14891 Bridgeport in· Tustin Mea. dows. · / reduced 10 orily $36,000 A II for only SG8/i00 To lni;pect • call 64&-7171 \O THL Id.AL ,"'\,, ESTATERS paint, paper and Ajax . S~50 Spacious 2-Sty, residence in rm.. nHl!lrr br & study. down paynil'nl, full iirlce "Xlnt loc. 1~ intere~t in pier Ch n r m in g neifi!:hhorhoocl. $19,000 for anyone on· 4ov't &: tloat. 2 Lie. !iv, rms., $31.500. C11.ll 642-3.19'r. repo. Total paymen!JI, $17~ wet. bar. -Patlo. 3 Baths . -• -- PAYS au. Bir 3 btlrm \\'ll h $140,000, Newport Shores 1220 huge yard. Call 540-1151, 200 EMERALD llerltage R.E. 0f)9n Sat/Sun. 1-S l BR. 7 ba · $33,;ioo HALECREST 2 BR. Apt. + /,'lies! rm . S.· Opl'n Sat & Su1 ·1.:i. 301 FOR SALE ' Xln't Location. 3 Br &_ den, bath: Roon1 to build lurgl' \\.'al11u1. · Aa:ent 5-1&--5918 Open Sot & Sun l~ ba., lilp kiteile" & ba .. hon1c on tron1 of lot. sa;i,ooo.l:o===~==== 2121 E. COAST HWY. bllns, hn:l\\·rl fh~. J>1HX'li11,11:, 140 So Ba yfront Baycrest 1213 Corona del Mar llSO Vista Dorado Jalll!' &: p1aslrr. frplc. 1410 Open Sat/Sun. l·S 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 673-3770 J Bluffs. Nt'\\lfJOM ~ach 3 BR, f \Vatson Av1 .. C.f\1. By Own. Full pifr & floa l. Br~t bay-·'• l~'!"'~'!"'~!"'O!!!O!!!O!!!• ~\~ BA, huge l1v111i.:: & din. er. askinJ?: $2l,9;j(I, Term~ w/ 'j tront loc. on island ~ fanla&-FOREST E. ing room. l.argC' green~ll. good do\\'fl or osi:umc 4 ~~·,., UC: view. 4-SR. 3 be.. homr. , Call us, Can shOw anytime. Cll.l Vt>t. · R·l fbl. Prt~ just abOV<' BEST BUY 0 L S 0 N Al9o, lloqses 10 1~~ * OPEN SUN. 1.5 * lot \•alur, $131,500. Private 470 t.-1AGNOL IA, Sh..1rp :\ &: f!nancing, conv. dC'n, Remodeled kilch. Lachenmyer In Baycrest, 4 Bdrn1 '21 ~ baltis, sep din, Rtl!al fan1 roo1n And breakfa:;t area. Sc>e ii now. Jnc, Real!oni R it•ur w/bllos. Alley '""'"'' wl • CORONA DEL MAR Jean Sm1'th, Realtor rm . for boat 11. traill'r. O\\•n. 216 Pojtpy Newport Heinhts 1800 Nl'11•port Blvd., C.M, l'r anxiou~! $26,750 Beaut. exec. home. Walking ':II CALL 6-16-3928 Eves. 544.1~i MORGAN REAL TY dillr. to be1tch. E.""<ciling 646-3255 $33,500 ~~::::l::::l:::lC:::z::-1613-6642 6i~59 view. Call tor app't to see.J'!!!O!!!!!!!!!!!l..,m!!!O!!!!!!!!' Sh1tkf' roof, 3 bedroom, lam. •-G-AR_D_E-NER'S $23,SOO su5.ooo. Dover Shores 1227 ily room. 2 firt'J)lnces. Boal .1 BR. 1-br lh. A~umablc Shorecliffs ------~ spact-, Easy care yard. ru;. • PARADISE . 6%% Joan. N() DOlntL,.$118 Large homcsil'-' in thC' beaut: *UNJQUE-SC!.NIC* sun1c S~ annual pl!~ntaA'C rmn1ac 3 bdrm 2 bath J191nc r.tonlh pays all. C11.1·pcflng_. ~·~~cn~l~~rea of Shore-U~rlvaled View or Bay & , rate Joan. l\1ovr rasl. ~w un l~c'. co~; lot in North 1..arge yard; bo.'lt ga!C', c 1 !, •· · ~1 \ns \\'/privncy Spacious listin1t. Only Sl3.:i00. Call 1 Costa Mesa. Owher leaving • KENNEDY WILLIAM WINTON near!~ new "Oid \Vorld': 645-0303. area • call now for app'I. lo 642-97:11) r11s.0720 Ev<'s. Reeltor Contempor11ry "'/ court & Serenity 111 .A Cameo Setting ser. $26:~:-2'J9 t.larine, Balboa Island atrium. 5 81''11 <>Xpantlnble, No On V1ts Lo Dn FHA e .675-3331 e 51XX1 sQ fl. 4~1 ba, hi-cell· 3 Bednn., l'.i Ba, di.lie. t:llT·· TRY THIS ON lni:s. 4 cir gar. $178.000 huge ·fenct'd yard. Quiet FOR SIZE fum. \VIII lak!! small l0!1e street. $2.1.500: 216 KINGS Pl. or vacant land area. Owner BOB OLSON REAL TOR Open Sot/Sun 1•5 >1~7249. ~ -- PERRON '"' flT•"" ., •• UNEXCELLED VIEW of Harbor & ocean. Attr. split level hon1I! on R..3, 5100 sq. ft . Jot. Ideal for 4 Apt. units. S225,000. 2501 Ocean Bl\'d., Cdf.t. By appt, only. Bill Grundy, R•altor e/ecl bit-in_,, dbl, gar., club.. ~ARGE LIDO LOT pool, Check on attracl.l"'e 58x88 206 Via Lorc11, Tcr1ns. rernis ,(714) :>48-6913, J46...32ri6._ Pacific Sh'ores Realty Balboa Island 1355 53&-889'1 ·01• S47·858ti ------BEST BUY 833 Dov<'r Dr., NB &l2-i620 ON ISLAND DUPLEX--$57,500 · CASH otJT--Fum. 3 Br. &-. 1.Br. Dbl. gar. By owner OPEN SUNDAX_ 71S Poppy Ave, Corona <.1c11 121 MARINE AVE. i\l11r, Ocean view. 3 bdrm11, ,Realtor 67S.UOO privale palio, j Ullt above IH· tll! Corona Beach. .l\to\'ing Hunti(1gton Beach l400 lo Ba\\aii, MUST SELL. -- 152.41lll. Pho"' 67:..7817. SELLING BY OWNER -Harbor View -L1115k, ~·lontccito plan 4 BR. 21,~ BA, family rm. fully drpd & crpld, lnd&c:pcl. Rt'd1\•ood deck & brick patio: with Ocean View. $511,800. Appl. only. 114: 833-1134 or 114:673-8249 COUNTRY SETTING Loads of used brick and shuk(!s. 2 ~rms., deo, 2 baths. Low down n1oves you in. Only $~7.~IOIJ. Unlv1•rsity Realty 673-6!'110 3001 E. Coast H\\')'., c.dl\I YOUR HOME e \\.'E BUY EQUITIES ·e FREE APPRA ISALS e NO OBLIGATION e 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE 847-8507 Eves. 642-0427, 431.J7G9 S~%. Hugl' cul~c-sac Jo i. \Valk lo s1ore~. Ultra im· mac. 3 BR, 2 BA, lam~in 2 Ch1rrning houses & Dup\1_>x, rni. All xtras, Owner bean1 cciJ'g, Ir p Jc' s, 714/847.--082.'i. .... well-kept, Valuablr lots. Mornings. 67!>-5787. DAILY PILOT DI~lE - A Pl'~ W"NT D" 2 ~, -~INES cost wu Just oen--uva ,.... A .. 64 -<N<o n1es a day. OPEN HOUSE Sun 1·5 New Sp1ni1h Duplex 119 13th Street, H.B. Live in 3 BR, 2 BA: Rent the 2 BR. !')-pies + many ex- ~ ttas! \.S: blk to Ocean. $<16.000 ar make oller. LINDBORG CO. ~ 536-2579 Huge Game Room Pick Up low IA!. loan, pymnts $18% includes e\.'erything, 3 BR's, crptd, drps, blk wall fnC'C, lrg lot. Call HARBOUR REAL TY . * 846-1311 * 4 .Bedroom -2 bath, all lyjfes financing avail. incl FHA, GI, lease option near !'i pls incl. ciiterior &. in· 1erior. painting choose own co'o1'll. Chl.·ner. 847--0932. "' WANTED· HOME 1''1'0nl Private Pal'ty in S:-i0.000 price tange tCash) Approx'. T;iOO Sq, ft. So. oi Garfield . \\'. of Bl!ach Blvd. 1714 1 li7]..5274. Anaheim 1650 EASTERNERS Con1e see my house bl!fo1·e you buy! lt'a a new 3-BR & den \\'itb drapc11, fence, sprinklert, concrete drive, palio flpor, shake roof, quality cower plumbing & IMMEDIATE possession. PLUS a free escto\\• & no loan fees, :FHA or VA l!!l'f{U, $35,T::.O. You \\•ill find good neighbors, schools, churchrs ! siiop. ping. 202 Barbara \\lay, Anahein1. Call r..trs. Lester, 1141630--0760 TAX SHELTER Immaculate 3 bdrm, 2 bath, carpeted, drai>l!s. fenced. Near shopping, school. Nice strttt. $23,500. termll'. High appraisal. FHA 5-% ~, Brings $193 J'(!nf. Ch\•ntt 526-5812 Near Brookhurst - 'Orangethorpe:. La9una Beach A WALK IN SPACE 17QS Relax in your riecorator Ii\'. 1ing TOOm & view Ike el"!:ant garden. Louvered w i n d break calms ~un & fre1h breezes. 3 charn1ing bed· room11. Family rm 1\'lth a sun filterin~ skyh;:'.ht. Elrr. Irie kilchC'n \l'ilh 1abll' height bar. Clim' lo l\ll'sa Verdco Course 11nd o n I y S27.500. l\-lovr 11ow Ii ca.II , ..,!"'!!!~"546-""'5"5!'!°80""""""1)SpacioUI •4 Br. 3 Ba. on 2 Univer1ifY Park =====·:!l-E:i"""""&=i:E l4 BDRM, P..fea Verde•North, levels, Havr live.in maid! 642-lnl A(>ytim• 1237 Corona del Mar 1250Corona del Mar 1250 BY O\\'ner: Sl,43 GI loan. 3 Br, lam. nn, 2 ba, nr heh. 2210l Capislrano Ln. Near Brookhursl & 101. S2S.500. $3500 down, 2nd TO. $168 mo. 492-3285. That "111 be )'OIJr first Im· pression, when you see !his SPACIOUS '1 stoiy home. BUILT ON l~ LOTS THAT OFFER A SCENIC VIEW OF THE OCEAN: Detailed all wood exterior in classic Laguna architectural styl. ing, large suh porches en-- cl~ed \\'Ith post & rails. SPRA\VLrNG 4 BDMf, & DEN FLOOR PLAN has w/ "' carpeting lhruout. Excit. ing island type kitchen, hRs BILT·IN RANGE & OVEN, DLSH\VSRR., GARB. DISP. & EXTENSIVE: USE OF DEEP STAINED MAHOG. ANY CABINETS. -· . CdM Duplex Two lo!Jli! Units vie\\• ieclud· ~ garde n invesl ~ Call 645-0303. Bayshores Fixer ~1tint cottage. Needs your c~atlve touch. Pvt. bca(•h &\'allllblt' C'all now. 64..l-0303. 645-0303 2299 Harbor Bh·d., C.~I. al H11rbor C.ntcr Irvine Terrace Ocean It Bay vte .. •s lrorn !his spacious rustom rc~ldence al 1721 Galalt'a Terrace. OPEN f(I(' your inspt"Cllon lhil! weekeJKI 4 lkdrooms, 3 baths Cooling Blut' Pool Reduced lo S79.~. LIDO WATERFROf'IT APTS.-320 LIDO NORD NOW RIODUCED TO $175,000-Xlnt T•rms 6 Beautiful un its. 6 car J:fl· ragf's & utility room, 1\'ith 80 fl. fronting on eJC~lll'nl swin1n1ing Ucuch. Unit11 &l''C nr\\'ly t'iirnlshed. Biii Grundy, Realtor 83.1 Dovt.>r Dr .. N.B. 642 .. 1620 BOAT TRAILER OWNERS llC'rc's llw spol lo end your :1!01'age probl1!1n. Choice ?.lt'SR Ve.roe location. Low tralric i;tm•I. 4 bed:'OOms, .!lpac1ous 11\<ing room. carpel . ed ,r,, ,d~ t~ru out_,_ £'.!_Cl'· ll"ll' kifc tll'n. l mn1l'di11t<> pos.. session, $39.%0. For Det•ils 646-7171 10 THE RE/\L "'\,, ESTATERS ' ' ' J' 1 1 I " ' \' S2Jl.I01 loan, auumable at Older f1tmily niem~rs! OWNER-_S_A_Y_S_S_E_L_L_I 5.. •• Land d . Room arraOj:Cmenl provides v·1 . • . • ''" · 11cape paho, great privacy. 8 0 NUS \ 1 I consider. a 1_01v dO\\n vic11. 011,ner's full price rooms are a siudio + hobby payml. on his !!h1ny clean, $28,:iOO. S.1f>.TIOO room. Protected patios for alnloiil new 2 BR. 2 btt; to11·n. 1 BY OWNER 4 BR sunning & entcrtllinJng. \\'<'! house. Come~ IOC'. \\Rik to Sp.-'tcious 1900', 3 liled ba 's. Fain, <'IC'<'. kll. lush crpl, 2 patios. Beaut lndscpe_ Rm. for boat. $37,950. 54().8376 3 BR, 2 BA. P111io, Dbl. gar. $26,000. Take oVt•r 5%~' loan. 642 -0398, 833-5423. OWNER. Ni!wly decorated 3 BR. Assumable FHA $77,9:il. £46-676.1 arr 5 pm. ./ By 011•ner, 3 BR, 2 bR. corner lot, lo lnteresr Gr IOAn 611!, $26,i50. S4f>-7952 4 Bnn, R2 lot near bus!""-~. F1nall('{' Ill 7t.:";. 1903 Ol'ange Avt'., 642-8064. - hnr in lower suitr. O!bi'r shl?ps . ..&>aul1f~lly lnrl11cpd: I fraluJ'C's incl. all l'lec. kitc:h. Pnc.~ al $29,rilO. Call fo1 2 fo'rplcs k:lel' gur door del1'11l11 opcnf;!r. NE\V :....1w ~arf){'I· , e Red Hill Realty in.cc, ALL th is for 0 n 1 y Univ. Park Center, 'lrvine $41.500, \\leekday8 by app'I, can Anylime 833-0820 Ca.II: WALK .•• MR. ROBINSON "Or cycle" thru lllf! Pork lo Davi! Realty 642-7~ pools, ttnnis, golf, !!Chools, shop.~.. churche11. \\'e can OPEN SAT & SUN 2~5 show you an JClnt selection or !048 Commodore Jload '1 to s BR. propcrli<>s. 8aycrest elleculivr hon-.r. 3 Bill Haven, Rltr. 673·3211 BMrm 3 batt1, huge rumpus "At 11-.r Jamaica Inn" rm, -pool_ Plen~ of room ATI'RACT. Home + ne1"' for Ti'c gcneralJOn gap. A apt. So. of Hwy. Good Loc, must set'. Good Income, Good Finan. Jean Smith , Realtor ""•· By"'"'"'" ",,.....· Mesa Del M•r J 105 BY owner. recenlly Iran.~. -·-400 E 17th St Cos1a f\lesa &aut. lndscpd . 5 Br. home, BY Owner-Lovely 3 bdrm., ' ...:ms lge. cov. patio. &~3003 2 bath. family rm., drape.11 ..,..,.,..;;;;;,~ ... '!'!!!I! I:"':"="======;:;: & ~hag <'arpct throughout. ---;;--OCEANFRONTS Irvine 1231 i\1nny extras. &llutifu~ly BEST BEACH BUYS landscal)f'd. Covl!l'l'fl patio, • IRVINE TERRACE rtoublc garage wil h hont R-2 Lot ........... , S4h,~ 3 Bedrooms and family room door & slah. $70 ,000 3 Bdrm. IJOmC' ····•• s,.19,~ NEW HOME . new applk1nces • mo\le-in a5sUmRblP t'HA 11\ !)\~ <;:, Duplt>x 4 & 7 Br ..... $59,500 RC'Ccntly finished, ne\·cr llv· co.1dhio11 • la~ heater! for $127 n10. 9.'hl Junlpl!ro. Triplex 3· 2 "-1 Br. • · S..U.SQ) cd in, Rt'ady ror Immediate pool . $1it8T.i . It.\\' land l!!asc ~i4!Hl:i04. Wll terfron t home • ••• $80.000 occupancy. \Vithin walking • <>all • \VAlert'ront duplex ., S8S.OOO dlslance to schools. shopping CURT DOSH Realtor '"'· "•~ " '~"""'" • llR BALBOA BAY PROP. ;:;~:!; ':.' ;0::,";,i.~~.~~ FOR Sill!! by 01\'nc:r. xlnl Bayfront lge. hotlll' . , Sl2'i,000 I ' or 3 ,g. den, l% BA, erpt.11, 673--7420 luxury home: Rti:illoN M1--0~72 J<:vr~. 613-'.1468 ~rps, bllns. f~plc, fan1 din • Cul-<!r"'81lc slf'l'('I~. I .. ~.,21th Yeor" 1730 W. Coast Hitoh11'a' I 11n, rov pa110, <hchor1d l·a LIQO SANDS vu ~ · lawn, i;prnklcr frnl /rt.'Rr. Sharp l bd1m. 2 hath, tl('\i·ly • Prh·acy and st'Ch.1s1on. 673-4400 .. = .... -... T .. H ... E-"B"-"L-"u"F·F·s'"•'"·""' ~-r~)' <>lell.n, \\'l'll kept. dNilt'UIC'ri. Corn.P.'ICI kltch .• \\'all-I0-1\1111 !<hhg f'lU'l)('f. :>l->-iO!lll with ~llll bl1n~. t.ovt-ly !gt-. ihJ thn>uthoul . . Chl·1ll'r has 7 • ?\lusl St>ll ()1)!>, -e Thenn do JI I ·DOftf'T :I BR. 21, ha 's. Corllt'r 101. j 8\' 011111."r, 3 BR, 2 ba, II\'. nn. "'ilh lrple. $4.'1' !his o .. a r re . l' can1~ I r d niCt'ly tocatf'f\ horn(' pr~ v.-n MISS· Back B.;i.y vicv.·! .Prjccd al :In\ rm. cov . pat. t.h111 ll only 129,!lf\O. • fonnica faet"d h!11-dwuod T"IS cu\ly S-IO OOO '\'/('\1\"'rythlfli, U0.000 l°"'n LEE SCHONEK cabh'll!t~. n ' · assumable a'I ~ii(%, $33.900 l'tCALTC,. , ..... •~ _,,, J nl REAL TOR 67,3115 • TI1erm11dor bll1·~u· Rrld. POOL UNDER ROOF C:0..IN-MA'"1N ! :;'o;,(M "'"'"· ~ u pero, OPEN S ,... -dlf! am erlll and t>u.Ut.ln CU:tt()m built~ br. ~ 1ur. 111·111! D AT/S 1-S nuutr. rvundl~ a f.tw.fonn ~r. BY Chl'ner, :\ BR. 2 ba, 1124 HIGHLAND • Po111ona etrattilc Ill• coun. ed pool. All roonu f>Pl!d and I IAY AVENUE Fam rn1. rov p:ll. <.lt.lux CIOlc! 10 Mariner's Slhool !Prs and full iplash. overlook pool, din. rm;, tam-2 Plu• den • , ..•.• , •• $.17,!0'J I "'/e,'t'rythl~. S20.000 IOll" 4 Bdr11u1., 21.i b11. .. 'l'l!iii ~harp! e ''our oiA'YI ·n~-1cre lt'nnls Dy nn. w/""' bar. Near pri-Duplex, 3·2 BR •••. $62.500 aS!11n111bll! '"'~-.%. J33,900. arra, CpUi, drps, 0 n I y 11.nd swim club, vale ~ttsa Verde Co. Club. PENINSULA POINT 9:,;; Junlprro. ~9-f,j()I, S39.000. e Evrrylhinrc to t'nrlch your $86,000, -4 Plu' den .......... SG& • .:00 *4 Bdrm, fan1 lly rm ~ baCl\.'i, Sccinl1· ProPC111r, 67~ .. 5726 llvlng. I 546-2313 .... ..,,,, 2 lledroom .......... $38,!till WI\\' rrpta lhru~i. O\\'llt'I' rnn TO\\'NllOUSE. ~filSt TE:LEPHONE:: llJ.1102 1 WATERFRONT, NB ltU\•1nif a.1i?a, $31.000 545-0938' 4Cll. All oUrrs considc r..d. Dullll'X, 3-2 BR .•...• S72,~ OZAi. dln:cl 64~~~hQrge Owner 6-1~88. l o'"•"'n"'.v'"°"P"'tLOT"",.-,,0"1~·~ ~rknecht Re1Jty , )'WI' ad, lhon sit ba.ck tnd iTI·fE SUN Nl'.."VER St.IS en ·LINES "°'t )"OU Jusl pon· 1 20'l5 \V. Hitl boo. N6 G~lGGJ I Ji,ll•n to 111~ plJOnr rirui:! I DAll .. Y PILOT \\'A~'T AO. -'"-'-·'-'-''-•Ye.·----- 1 ,, -., . I BUYER'S CHOICE This W•ek's Top Volues ESPANOLE r\ real Spanish beauty in Irvine Terrace. Great ocean and bay vie1v. 3100 sq . ft. 3 BR. Den, Din Room. Cuslo1n built. Profe~· sionally decorated. \Viii consider COM trade do\\'n. EAST BLUFF OPEN SAT. and SUN. 1 to 5 2848 Carob. Ooubl• discount on this 4 BR, F'a1n Rm. Vacant. Redecorated. Clean and inviting. Q\vner taking big loss on greatly reduced price. Best value in East Bluff. F.~ cellent ''spec" buy. \Vould warrant top rent. Price no\v in lo\v 40's. Check it. EASY LIVIN' Oetuxe ''Bluffs" Condominium. 3 BR. 2VJ Bath. Over 1800 sq . ..{t. Decorated like a model. on beautiful green belt with lovely view. Popular plan . $41 .950. FIVE BEDROOM PLUS FAMILY ROOM An almost • new "Broadmoor' all wanted features. 76' frontage. Expansive ocean vle\V,· 2 fireplaces. Extra baths. Quality ap· pointments thruout. A true value at $66,750, OP!N SUNDAY 1 to 5 CAMEO HIGHLANDS 4507 Dorchester. Rit'h in detail. A gracious,· cheerful. ocean vie\V custom"· built home. Formal din rm, plus 4 large BR and S Ba . Fireplace in ll1a!>tcr BR. Our excluSive. A joy to show. $59,500. MONARCH BAY 5 BR, 3 B?, Y.'ormal din rm. Hu ge fain r1n. 3.100 sq. ft. Only 2 year s old. Swimming and private beaches. ~elusive guarded Cdra. munity. Very first time on market. $79,500. MOUSf HUNTINCl ? THIS IS THI NUMlll TO C•ll--WFLL MAltl YOU llllL WILCOMI • 2407 EAST COAST Ml•HWAY CORONA DEL M.4ia, CALIFORNIA BAY AND BEACH REALTY, INC. Our 201b Year Serving The Jlarbor Ar .. BY Q,vner, assume 6~4 VA nr beach. 4 BR, 2 ba. Jiv'g r111 , liin'g rm, fa n1 I'm. l 'rplc, drps, epls. 962.8737. FRANCISCAN FOUNTAIN. 4 BR. 2 b11. $8000 to assume F'HA 6%'.:~. 847-1136. O\.VNER: 5 Br, 2 bS:-2 Story. S.l7.500. 0071 Rhodesia, H.B. 962-~·lii. Huntington Harbour 1405 HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Open staircase lead! to 2nd Je.,,cl, w/2 bdrm., batb &: l .hRGE DEN, APPROX. 20 1'1. \VITI-I DBL. SLIDING GLASS \VALLS TIIAT OPEN TO SUN DECK W /OCEAN VIT.\\'. rurs SPACIOUS HOME J.r; VACANT, NEEDS PAINT &-CLEAN-UP Dis. tressed owner say1 1e'!1 im. mo<I . "AS IS" Jo"OR $2'1,950 FULL PRICE LOWER ON. PYMT. O.K. THE BEST etf'r IN LAGUNA BEACH? Ideally locatul on large COi'· lll'r lot of nt'arly 10.00J Jl(J. fl . \\•ith 4 bedroom,:;, 3 baths and format dining room. Pro(essiol\al landscaping makes thi s th« sho\\l)lntt of Humboldt Ts.land. Plush carpets and drapes tt\rough.. """ MISSION REAL TY $Gl500 and 011 ncr \\'iii l:iclp ' 'l8S So. Coruit 11wy., Laguna financt', Phone (714) 494-0713 For delell& C•ll 646-7171 e $26,950 e \0 'l'HE REAi, 10. l'STATEUS New homP. vie\\': low do1"'n e $31,Soo e \Valk 1o beach. A b11y! e $37,500 e 0\VNER. Transf'd, Come see Spacious 4 Br. Low down. ~~r113 BRb, _3 BA. yt'\lo"" e $4f,S00 e I ', •n, ' ~n o~cr right. 11·11.terfront 2-Sty. 4 BR.·North ,.nd h."e. 1. J Yrll )'O~nJ:'. Dock PLACE REALTY 49-1.9701 for 40 bo.11. $85,000 Open I 2969 So Coa t JI , hou~ Sat & Sun. 40iil -_ _ · 1 \\y, Jo'iga m CiN'. :192-1670. JllE\V \'lhlle 11·att'r oct•n vk-1\• honl!'~. Z Br, 2 ba, playroon1. 18x20' llv. rm .. blrn range & O\•en dlSh\\"a.shcr. crpt, &la~ Founteln V1lley 1410 Pff11~r. 1''rom S21,9.'"'-.0, l!l'J do\\ n. lO:>t Norla. 499-l006 or 402-f08.I. NEAR BEACH ASSID.IE 614 VA S/)llclou1 " l)e(.lr00m + ran~ Icy room wilh fireplace, 3 large baHlt, lllCI. c:arpei. irig, dra(ICt, bulll0 i"9, Call tor lk.•lni li 002·U21 DICK BERG REAL TY l.19un1 Niguel 1707 --~-----·-] BR 2 Bi\ ~cul rle 18C) btlin-'~ drps, w/w, lg~ lnd!IC:pd lot. 129.~. (9.').~ TtRF.OOr th•iOld furnlturt:? It's rc11lly nnt that hru'd i'l"S \VONOERFUL I he r to n'Placf!. Ju.•I 11•a!ch lllf! ., nuuiy buy1 In 11.ppliaoce$ I furnlture It m !ICl!lhu~us you floif In !ht Chis.,Uicd column~ In lhe Ot.\"iltf!~d Ad~. Chec:<k lhC'tll l)OW! . &!<>!Jon. ------- I . I I ' • • • HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS • RENTALS RENTALS , 5,.....,, -IJ, 1970 OAILY N.01 %,'J RINTALS I R!NTALS RENTALS Rt.NTALS TALS Aptt. Furnlot..d _ ,Apt1. Furnl1t..d ~ Unfvmlshod Apts. U,~~_.:_ .. A~I~ U~rnl~ Gonerol ' -Gwrol 4ooq Huntl"!ton IHch' 541111 Nlj!lllntton IHch S40G Huntington llMch S40G Son Cl''""''' HouM• Fuml•hod Hou'" Unfurnlibod -"Pit. Furnished -. 1710 *'WALK TO BEActt * .... ,un .... _~, • 2705 ~!·~~··!. . 3100 Genertl 4000 °.::::..~~-3 w~~· 2,.::.: Vi•;..::. :;:.~,:rm:::.~~ ~=;:~~ l '!' ~-,1~•: []OM p Li' ~ l B { ••• 8 8 • •• • e • 8 • • • • • • • WALK 3 Wka: to beach. borne beauli (11 lly ~h SU!Wrineclcan Ref's SUO/utU pd, ~4 5-6 294., N!W APARTM!NTS Almoot "'w il'I s Br apt. • dbl pr, lrplc, w/w d"ptl, mlet'Ol'l\cd, \1'/~v cpl.a., • rcq'd: $525 mo. Jun~ lStn. 5.:iT--8400. ) ~');~ ~~"'~,~~:! ~~~ Sept, 15th °' loa"' parUy/12"' BR'°"'.-.,..fl'pl~c.-op-~.-d.,,.-,-,to-vo,1 • • . -', FOR YOUNG FAMILIES d"" •""'· ' ba. ms mo. Chldrn ok. No pflts. 5J6..1Tll bln · fu1·n. 4M-6109, 499-3087. i\tature cple, no pels. $145. -~ , immed, oct.:upa.oey Ava'! J 11 &1"'996 $33..500. by o¥i·ner 4.~ A'M'R., view hOmc , ooelln· 1 une • ...-. . or <92-&iOS. . J ,,.,,, 2 BR & den 2 BR, 3 BR, 2 bath, receoUy . APARTMENT HUNTER'S GUIDE • - I ~"!lhr/dryr, dshwshr, gar. painted & carpeted. $235 per Son Juon S275 mo. be avail. 9112. mo. A&•m • ,,.._..l<l ~ COMPUTER PROCtSSID RENTAL INFORMATION C1piitrtno 1715 497-1819 3 Bdrm. Fenced. Rers re-JI' COMPLETE APARTMENT OESCltlPTIONS VIEW HOJ\tE. 4 It den. Sum· quired. 2044 ' President Pl. " COURTESY LISTINGS FOR. APT. MANAGERS 2·STORY, Hillside loc. 4 BR.. mer rental lo 6 pe1wnA. 646-1145 or 646-6255 G et All The Listlng1 In One Book •.• Then 2 BA, & Fan1. R1n. Used Deposit required, \Va ter &: Search The Litts Instead Of The Streets brick firepluce. }~r e&h l y cardener _paid_·:_~-Mesa Del Mlir 3105 NOW AVAILABLE AT. painttd, inside .. $32,500. By --~- 0\\'ner. 25532 Charro Dr., Vac•tion Rentals Boo 3, BR. 2 BA, fam. bllna;, Boyd Rea.tty, 3629 E . Coast H\\'y., Cdri1 S.J .C. Operi Sunday. nykln \v/w, drps, lmn1Q.c.. PaiJJ.\Vhit&-Ca rnahaq Realty, 109S·C Baker, CM For families w/children , wlll $190 '· consider pet Large Luxury 2 Bedroom, l 'h Baths • Enclos~ Patios • Elttt.ric Olahy,·ubtrs • t..a.rg.!! Walk·ln Cle:JCIS • Carpels • Drapes e Ran;ge A Oven 4' Private Laundry Room 6462 Warner Ava., Huntington IMch ST. GEORGE APTS. * Mgr. IM2.el27 I••················· RENTALS EHi Bluff 5242 Nl'W I 8R-blk to btach. $13.i. Pri palib -QUIET! Car, slfla:lt adlla. couple. 20'l A 14th, ~3 6-1319, 6~1784. * BEACHBLUFF APT New 2 Br, pool, view, patlo, d11hwashr. 823l Elli• Ave. 842-8471. A rnuc. 2 er. $149. All extras. PooL Kkla 11-Kll-A Kee lsa n 96&-1510. St7-74-iti. ok. Lo. -·-··--BIG Be1:1.r very nice house, "'Ir le: gtdnr pd. No pets Th D I Co. 270 E 7 h St C'I. Capistrano Beach 1730 nr Luke, bltns. $14 day, $2!E. fm....2281. e oy e • · 1 t ·• n -· ·--2 BR. Adults. Ulil pd. e NEY' DELUXE e Oeaut-QuitL Pool. Priv Aph. Unfvmlshod FOR Sale in Capistrano Beach-Julll 1·e m odele d hoU&C on 4700 sq. 11. or privale beach. Private road &: entnnce. Landscaped, partially furnished, fully carpeted. brick fireplace, ell'ctric heating, do u b I e garage' & carport. rock sea1vall. excellent sand beach in fronL $79,000 with 1ern11•. Call \\'ayne Schafer. RE Broker, 49&-2363. S40 Wknd. $90 "'k. r714) l===t:rc:--===== Village Real Estate, 19142 Brook.burst, HB 521--9672 Mesa Verde 3110 FOR INFO!iMATION -642-4656· 1 BR, alovc &: relrla turn, Costa M11• 5100 J BR. 2 BA Apt for kaae. · Be · Incl. 11n"e. maister 1uHe, din patio. am cln&s. 17676 NE\V, l'llot111taln housek!JCP· FO_R_Le_ p 1 ,1 1~~~~~""""""""""""""""""~~~======~':'===~~====== I pvl ""'°"'• ai-ea, Adlts only, ,... Cameron. w..6121 rm &: dlll pragc, auto door I ;;,;;---;;,-:-,,-...,--~-- opener avail, Pool & Ree. $250. Mon lb-leas e or · bl Id II "Id asc: opu ar "esa. ----·--.,n ing ea n, Y wi · com· Verde T plan, 3 BR, l "i RENTAL~ . pttr <.'Pl or · 11:le employ plele. modem w I bl t n 1, ba liv'g rni fa 1 rm Good HousH Unfurnished J .C;o~ll;•;;;;M;';';o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;4;1DO;; Laguna Buch 4705 n:W.c. $125 , mo, util pd. M&-7285 f!Ves. ' ' n . . · ----E-$d, Aval! no1v. 19a,\, area. if!Uefoption C Bdrm, 2 e FROAl µsij e bath, near S PU. Owner cpl.I!. new palnl uu.1de, 4: EFFICIENCY Rental. quiet 2910 yard, dblc patio, n Ice Corona del Mar ~~! dead-end stl'eet, l'Ve ... .thina Tustin Ave, c;.z11. 8G:i Am~ \Vay, NB 8n..<J9.12 Summer Rentals QUIET E 'd .,, -~ ----------neigh.bors & kids. Avail July BEAUTIFUL ShorccliHs • -asts1 e rurn, ocean vie\V. ~'irll;le HARBOR GREENS ~lanqed by e COND0~11NIUM Ap t -3 VISITORS COMING? I. ~. 1110· By appt only, Yc11rs lease or morf', .S•IOO Large Furn. 1 BR. employed person. SllO mo. GARDtN & Sl'UDIO APTS \VILLIAM \VALTERS CO. brm. for lellsc. Appli&ncf!li I MILE So. of marina, Cstm 1 Rm + J Baths + 2nd kilchn. $36.500. 49&-3377. Y.'ould consider renUng our S32-a7t.;i. l\1o. 2 Bdrnu; .. 2 balh~. lg. Private patio. }"rplc. Locked ~il31 a~ ~~ 15. 'r . 0 . Ba.ch. J, 2. 3 BR'•. rrom WO. nc1v Newport Beach home-3 BR. 2 BA con1pl recond. den, din. arc!\. A rare find garage. · · una :noo PeteNOO Way, C.M, fumished·lO Mght.lan1ily all Palio & l andscaping , for this choiCf' area! ADUL~ -~70 or part of the time ~·e're on sprinklers, bft-ins, 2 car BO'J'O REALTY 5r~ 2035 FULLERTON, CM SJNGLE AOU,LTS! 2 BR Unturn ap1. Blt·ins, vacation. July 3-25. Every. gar .. fenced yrd. S26S_ • mo. FOR Lealf'. 3 BR. ocean B t J 5t" ""'"'" w/w crpta. Infant ok. No thing needed for ll~ lan1ily: Y app on Y ""-· view, ~ blk. lo betich, big !-=~~~~~~ ...... ~~ $3S WK. VILLAGE INN pets. lit &: last $11l> mo lour bc.'Cirooms. den. deck -----patio & rncd. yard. Extra $35 WEEK & UP Prestige Livinp: Maid ser, incl util. Apply ll:) Albert Coron• del M.1r 5250 ~·: -· • • and patio, ix>ol privileges, Newport Be•ch 3200 parking. $400 mo. 215 Poppy STUDIO & 1 BEDROO~tS pool, 111eps l>Jnch. 494.9436 Pl., c .rit nigr up.~Ulin apt 1_D_a_n_a_P_n_i•_• ____ 17_4_0 · rl\'e or six n1inules Cron1 . Cc1'i. 673-2.i92. TV &: Kitchenelles incl. -or call (213)· 693-5839 beach. 'fennispr!vil~gei1can "BLUFFS"· LEASES LOVELY 3 BR. 2 11tory, on Linens&: 1nald JtC.r avail LARGE Ba.ch~lor. V iew. $170 ON TEN ACRES 1 & 2 BR. Furn .. Unfum Fireplaces I prtv. paUca t Pools. Tennis _ Contnt'I Bldst., 900 Sea l.ane, CdM &f4..:?tru !MacArthur nr. CoPat H\¥)'1 be i1.rrangc>d. I~~ tirg and. a ChOice-new & near new 2 + Fefnlcar for nice family, Childrcns &: pet seetion Sunde c k . E m PI o Ye d ~ot less expensive lha.n l1v. den & 3 bdrm. homes. Now 875-4728. 2376 NEWPORT BLVD. ..Uult. $125 incl iitil . <199-3464 3 Br. l's Ba, patio, 1J11.Jns, ing-In a morel at $200 a available from '$27S per nlO. -~-='~~~~-~-r...... art 5. crpts. drps, Ask about OUJ• ,,·ttk. 644-4:188. • Bay viev."S 'h'Om $425 ,..,.r 3 Br. 1~ Bath, Crpls. drps, ~755 dil>C!Junt plan. 880 Center ..-l.ltn.s. 2 frplcs. Garage. Cull -*-c-'L~A~R""G'"E""l"B'"R'"'"...,...-1 $115 Cozy furn. place near SI, 642-834o. ~------- Ideal Summer Rental monlh. art 4:30 pm, 53l-0534. • * beach. En1pl. aUult on ly. I-==---=~=~-- -- for 2 elderly adults only, 2 f Crpb, drp.s, di.spl , patio. gar, No pets 49-1-1200. ,.. 1:\1!\IACULATE 1200 sq r1. Apartments ft:1r BR ru111 split·lcvcl house in CHARMIN~ 2 BR, So of H~. nil-cly furn. Pt'ttf, t•pl. no 1 story. 2 BR, 2 . nwrble 5•1• 1980 Eastlllufr. $300 mo, incl ulil, &st lf. fi:£'c. ne11i~y decor, bltns, J>Ct.s. See. to app1-ec, $130. 2Y•",",·,.2 .... bd•.· CHru;O·tc""E'I:~: pulln1nn baths, shag cpts. _,_,_. _ ~--___ No pets. Quiet&.• happy sur. $250 lse. 67>44-01 . ~3-0 Charle .SI. "" ....... nu painl & drp~. 2 lg patios 0 1" ""~" "·'"IOlt liw1. 538-209.i II"~ "'"1516 OCEANFRONT 0 11"n Your roundings, July 1 to Oct. l. re& ty , h .,. .........,.,,, """' ,.... nlO . .,.,.... · Chlo'n. 3 BR. 2 ba, patio .. 644i1493. &;i-0158. Huntington Beac 3400 NE\VLY Oeco111.tt>d Bachelor !\IODERN Clean 2 Br \o1\oer lrg deck. pool, pvt bch. Sell BAYSJ0&-0t'., Lido, Linda 241.t Visla Del Oro LOVELY A nd ho apt. inclda crpb. drp.~. C1pistrano Beach 4730 duplex. Patio. $l:ii0 mo. $30.950 -3 New hon1rs jU~I completed near ne\Y Dana Point Ha1·bor . .'!_BR 2 ba, 1520 sq rt. OceKn vie~·s. Sin !oL<>. '3-1001 Aurelio Dr. Bldr. s.!2-4oo:I. ~~== DELUXE 2 BRM, 2 BA. plus den. Jrplc, crpts, drp.s, palio. $250 mo. Lea11e. 67S..2747. LOVELY 3 BR;-3 Ba :ower. ·131. Goldenrod. Adults. no pct. w:;, 499-2978 alt 6. 2 Bedrooms. I bath, no chlldren, no pets. $170. or trade. J s / e _ & pen ins u I a Nelv poi1 Beach 644-1133 3 Bedroonls re: b:ths din~~~; c11uip'd kit. priv. patio. $110 ---·------?.lalure cpl or eWerly lady. 01vner (71 •11 ~!'14-2'.!1 3. w1:tterlronls + off-wafcrl•,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,1 ,'00m and •den. clo.se ·~ 1110. ulil incid. Wo1·king girl OCEAN f RON T Apt , ~10c~'.ld11.'n 01· £~.S~ 673-9183 ''R"E"'N°"T"A'°L'S ~ido hon1es DOVER SHORES beach and.Newport Beach only. 642-3400. con1plelely equipped. TV, Houses Furnished Bill Grundy Realtor &42-4620 1 1 F . •-• 1250 -r mont h ** WEEKL'l-Lovely apl, linens. $32. wk. 492~5117B NEW Db; l t: 2Br1 Shg bllns, immed. $150, 54().1973, 2 BR, 2 ba, "'1:1.shertdryer. pool, Pat 1 o. Adults. no pets. $225 mo. Sil-4169. UPPER 3 Br. 2 Sa.: So. of Hwy, $250 Yearly lease -mmacu ate! orever .Vlf!W. • .. • r-• Ba t d FURN Duplrx, l\'eekly. 2 l 4 Bedroom Ivan \\'ells built gardener and -water pald. ch, or cpts. Furni&hg's RENTALS crp · rps. 2000 4 BR, Ocean view, all util home. l\~ years oJd. lnclud. No pets. CaU evenings, compl. Kitch. $35 111k-pays Apts. Unfurnishtd ~~i;2[1'0m VISITOR-S COMING? & laundry. llD W. 45th St. es gardener. Year lease 673-6568 \Veekends. ~~ "'~ El Camino Dr. _____ _ General \Vou ld t-onsid~1· 1-cntirig our nc1Y" Ne11•porl Beach home- futnished . to right fan1ily all or .part of lhe lin1e 1\oe're on \'II.cation, J uly 3-2\ Every. ttiing needed for lhc family: four bedroon1~. den, deck and patio, pool privileges, five or six 1ninutes (rom beach, Tennis p11vileges can be arranged, It's big a~ a lot le ss expensive than Jiv. ing in a motel at S200 a "·eek. &14·4188. $70-Util pd. Bachelor C.Ot. !age. Avail. Now. J\CtiVt', Bkr.~. $11;,-1 Blk lo Bcb. Older :! Br hse .. Pet ok. Avl 6115. Blue Beacon, Bkr. 64.)...0lll on Seashore, NB 6'16-8197 fn>m July l:lth. S700 Ptr 3 BP., 2 ba, fam nn. bltm, .,._...... General 5000 1 BR, 1 BA &-2 .BR, 2 art 6pm. r.1onth. dsh11·sr. cpt.s & rlrps. SUS CASITAS BA. Ll1:'. cl(l$('t~. Pool. FOR J uly. 3 BR. l ba house Bu,.....___...ue area in kitchl'n. Furn. J BR Apls, Arll111.s adult~. no ects. Utll pd. u--..i l)48..0336 w/view, 100' ha!h'g bch, fncd yd & cov'd pal io. Lewie only. no pels. 2110 Newporl __ _ & 2 BP~ apt w/view. July $230. 846-4813. Blvd, Cr-.t. M2·9286 •DELUXE l & t BR Garden I Aug or yrly. 673-394!. Reall)' Conipany ---~~~-p'°',--. / ACAPU' ~ APTS. At. "" '• l-4~ Apts. Bit-ins, priv. palio, ""'"°"0,--~-C-c--c=="° 1675-3210 642 1235 2 BR, 1 1~ BA. Condo. allo. ....._v 4 BR . (urn. home, Fountain • pool. Drp.~. c r p Is' a()-lrac. Pool. uqi pd. Garden UI "· l ..... CW• .. ". heated pool, (rplc. Adults. Valley. Children/pct .ro~ -pllB.IX..1!5, 12181 373-3320 L'<ll· Living-. Adults, no pets. l --_ .Jl:!t. .'.~~~;~~~.1.,11, .. ~,,... $14:> mo. ~163 iddcred. Very reas to risht FOR LEt~E OR lect. BR. $155. 2 BR. srra. 1800 ~~~-~~~-~~·-~·;;·~'ii"~rn~"~'.I LRG. 2 Br. ·crpu. drp11, party. 962-3533. SA 1-,-,M-A-C-. -c-1,-.. -M-~--,~B~r. Wallace Ave., Cri'1. ---,,____..._ -bllns. 1-2 children ok. Nr. LOVELY LIDO s AN D s Sa,cr\,,fic~ •• ·.""',"·.·.~.-, ,""aa~·.· trpl•·, -··· ""u·o. Al:l'OS!l • --Schls & Shop'g, 962-1~;) y •. ... .. y ....,. NICI:: I BR dplx. Quiet. Cott• Mesa 5100 1-lome.1 blk t(l bch l Bcl;m~ 1;g rooms~ New ·all el~ from iichl. _. $230 1no . Sepal'alcd by garages, 1 Z'Bifs, nc1v crpts. drps. 2 Ba, Aug. $250 1\•k. J10J kitchen. Neiv crptg, drps, lst/lasl. ~1.;i!O. · adult over 30. No pt'l$. Priv. patio, f'l'lC'l gar. Xlnl Bruet> Crescent. ~9404 han.lv.-a.re J\iust see lo ap-4 BR, 3 ba. 2-story Span. 5-IS-i.Ul. loc. $15.'t n'IQ. 673-3690. Newport Bch. prec. 435 °Aliso Ave. 642.3273 ri1ed. Lu.>:: hon1e, all e:-;tras. ATTRACTIVELY furn l 2 BR Triplex. cpts, drp11 , Salisbury Realty 67~ Lido Isle 5351 -------I Bdnn, Ulil .paid Opcn.,.5at & sun only * 67.i-1S92 • 5355 DELUXE ,'2 BR "Little Balboa ... Boat dock-lie up priv. No pctB, no children. $300 roo-yearly lease only. 6'73--0207 -·--·=-=== 3 BR., 2 ba. home. ] min. or 548-3323. Bes! area. $350 moflsc for br's from SITJ + bachelors Lush londscaiWlg w/J5' blln.;. patio, no pets, S130. walk to bch., 1110. ~ug. S7il0. * * N,E\V 3 BR, faniily, din-less on 2 yr, 962-8a72. $1l i See mgr apt 6. 21~ Pinc lrees, .sparkling ~"-"""=-"---7-~c-~ur:it ington Beach 5490 San Clement <192-8508. ing, 2 bath home. Com· 5 BRM. 2 1~ balh, dining rm., Elden, C.M. waterfall11, b 1,1 b b It n g 2 BR upper, (•f.pl.I!, drps, I ;;;::::;;;;:;::;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;; SUMMER Rental apl. sleepi; inunity pool & clubhouse. den. Xtra:. Near .schools. J BR. Furn. Ulil pd. Frplc: sll·eams ~ !lt'Terle ponds clcc kit. Nr. ~hop'g. Adults,)' '4. on Bayfron1 nr. 1.lrlo Sl50 ""r ino. 1807 Port Lease. 968-2U9. Beam ceiJ'"' oriv. "-"lio. make l'1c1Timac Woods tHr no pe!A. $140. 642-2389. ON BEACH' Sho ' 613 36 h SI 673-4296 ,,.... 7"' • ,.... place to l!v('. The'se l & 2 · ----pg. · t · · · Charle~ (Harbor View CI.IT£..Cozy 4 Br 2 Ba. bltni.;, 11•19 .. JS7 E. 21.!lt SL C~t BR., 2 Ba .. furn or unrurn. 2 B~. Jnunaculale. Best · • Rentals to Share 2005 RENTALS HomesJ 213: 670-4601 . ne"' carpts. $XJO leasr. Refs &l2-SJ20. apt3. rcalure. air-cond.. location. 2 blocks 10 Harllor • 2 BR l~ii BA FROM $-?2> Houses Unfurnished TOWNHOUSE: .'! BR, 2~11 &l;)..(l880/4M-2335. rve!f. ATTRACT. l HR-:-Clean, .self-cleaning 01•en.s. beam Plaza. 347 W. Wih;on. No. E. e 2 BR l BA FRO?.f $200 \VILL Sha.rt' nl)' lovely "Bluffs.. home, NB. "'' relined woman. All privil, incld. 644--03V9 2 tl1en, teacher & accountant. de;ire roommale to share 3 bnn'. apt. Private room & bath. $65 mo. 67.1-25.."!I. EMPL. Girl (21·251 lo share 2 br apt, H.B. a r e a w/san1e. S 6 2 . 50 mo. 53&-8944. SGLE girl to llhare rondo, lg pvt room. pool, sauna, &: Ins els, F.V. 968-4910 ;;table young women to share condominiun1 $100 mo. :>4S-7877 BACHELOR \VIII sh<lre honie 1v/ mature sober genlle1nan 646-0112 .• I ~= BA. trplc, patio, pool. 2 quiet. gar., adult. Slt:i per cclli ngi;, dlshw18'h1ers,,pr~v. --.. ---·-e 3 BR 2 BA FRO"'f $300 G_~ner!_ --car gar. all bllns. crpls, Laguna Beach 3705 mo. 2039 \Vallacc. ~8-1885. garagt• w 5 0 r g" · Nawport Beach 5200 Carpets-drapcs-dishivashcr -~ e J e v a tors . 108 deg --------heated poot.sauna"tennis SHARP 3 bedroom \\1\th 2 dri>B. L.~ S275 mo. 8TI-88ll 2 BR duplcx·.-util. inc., fcnc· MERRtr-.1AC \VOODS flf'W lhereaneUtic 1>ool, s1vlm ·-rec roonl·OCt'an \flews baths. large kitchen. f enc· 1or 642-2497 eves or wknds.. ed yard, avail. Aug. I. luxury 1-2 BR, eir-cond. pool, BBQ'11, saunas & a fl1 BA YFRONT ed. Dbl . ...., ...... e. Chvner tern.. '"The Blurts" Condo, 2 BR. Clt'>ld-" OK. ~94-1976 425 r-.ferrlmac Way. 54:Hi300 lovely clubhou.sc w/soclal 2 BR, 2 BA Lml:UT')' Apt&, patios-ample parking. •--'°"=~"=°"='=====-activltie!;. AdulU JJlea.s". -Security guards. porarily translel'Tt!d • i;ay11 2 Ba. Cpts. Drps. O'size 1_ • See class 5100 From Sl<IO. JU!lt Ea.it of Prlv, terrace, elevators, sub. J.1JRN. al11t1 Av;iil. rent at Sl9'j.OO/n10. IT'S IN patio.· Choice v\e1v ol Back Laguna Niguel 3707 l BR. Adults. Pool. Jdeal 2600 Harbor Blvd., nt•ar terraneao pk'.ir. AU elec. HUNTINGTON OUR RENTAL BOOK AT Bay. $425 Yearly lease ===--"-----1 ror Bachelot'l!. Spac. $130. Naber'!! Cadillac a t 425 Pool, soft water. docka. 3121 W lk & l Salisbury Realty 673-6900 LUXURIOUS rairway fron· 1993 Church. 548-9633. ]fcrrimac Way. 545-6300 w. CO&llt Hwy, Newport, PACIFIC a er ee BAYCREST, .f. Bednn, fam ta.ge . El Niguel Counlry --_ _ Everything new. 642-2'202 - -m dining rm pool $425 Club. 3 BR. 2 ba. Sunken Newport Baac_h 4200 1 -~~M-•_,._lo_tocl~a-'y-· __ *OPEN DAILY 1-.5 * 7ll ~~~~~.B. Reallo1'5 nl~· on years 'lease· Pete Jiv'g rm, Beautiful view of BRAND-NEW -2790 Harbo! Blvd. 1 at Adams ~tt Realty &12-5200 lakes & mountains. $450 to ..; 777 AMIGOS WAY -Ole. open 10 am-$ pm Daily STOP lN'. Incl grndeocr. 4 96 -5 7 91 , M~A MO.TEL 2 BR. 2 ba. units, unfu rn. Managed by RENTALS CHANNEL Front. pier, ll oat. 499-lS44. 547-7761 . APT-HOMES Oul.l!lde Jiving areu a nd ~ILLIAM WALTERS CO. 2 br. 2 be, frpl c. central -========= * LO\V EEKLY RATES * UO!Jhle a:arages, $250 It> $300, ALL TYPES · d I """'"' -Kitchen, rv-., ma.kl service, BOYD REALTY 2 BRM 12;--60,-b" heating. A u Ill. ,.._. mo. Condominium 3950 He•t~ Pool. x mo ue NO FEE TO TENANT Lease. 644·0259. ""' Never before lived in. Pri· * 675-5930 * hOme at beach. AduJts. no 96:,':.2421 DELIGHTFUi. 3 BR 2 ba, Al the Beach 646-9681. vare paUo living. N r. a r • ~;A S TIH.UF'F * Dtlu.'1: 2 pets. SlliO mo. incl. ulil. DICK BERG REAL TY 2 rrpl, 2-story. eul de sac. 3 . hdrnis.. 111 b ii.! I~~: \\'l{LY Rentuls. 1·2 Br. from beach & shopping, All nc1v BR, f ..... tc, choice or cpt'g, S50 '!Cc. dcp. 536-1674, -I 67' o~ l>re I•'"' 2 ,.m .. garn"e S20J $100. Near Beach & B•". buiJt.fn:i. dlshwa.she1'S. W/\v ''' ;,js..7850 NE\V 2 BR 21 Ba d $260 yn; se. ,;r"'<JOVa. P ..... ..... ".. "'.J pool. Adults. 8'18 Amigos . : , rps. nlO a.14-0659 Call rl l 683-8247 carp<!ling. drapes, privalc 3 Bdrm. 2 Balh, shag· cpl, crpt11. b!tns. pool. rec. 1m. Dlx 2 Br, Ba T"·nhse, w_/ · • Jiving. \\'ay. rrom S235. <199--23:>4 / 1 SHARE l\!y c I e g an I "'•tling D"recn, no pets. I pool, f.irnl, erpts, drps, 1rg RENTALS • · OCEAN. View apl~. Avail or 644-0906 oven range, garage, blk v.·aterCronl home \\'/ man "y ... y" F h-.. June & AU&;. Reasonable • ;1 BR-2 BA-frpl e., pJW1 to 5 Pts. stores. tK'e to ].')...00 yrs. $l.50 mo. 673-433_:_ child ok. S215 per mo util patio. S250. Agt 64&Q732 Apts. urn1s .,.. wkly rental. 64ft..gJ86, e 2 BR-2 BA·palios 2 BR, 2 Ba. Wonderful view. app~iale, 17'll Ellis-2 blks pd. 549-3997 or Ei-*2-8lTI ._ 3 BR 2 ba. pool privs. in ~ 4000 • l BR·l BA-deluxe single New. Ove rlooking Back \V. or Beach $180. Owner fE~lALE. 2()...30, :;hare 4 BR $143-2 King Size BR's. rnoo Bluffs. S375/mo. Lse , Bkr. Gener• NE\V l Br Mobile home Corsican Apt. Homes Bay, Frpl.;. dshwashr. S265 847~ & built-ins. S180 m o . ~2285. 2 BR Studio duplex bltn&, crpls, drps, gar. $150 mo. Call ~9200. * 2 BR, 14 BA. patio, pool . $lli0 mo. 8181 Garfield. Call --* 2 or 3 bm1, 2 balhs,.crpta, drps. builtin!. p11.1io. !WZ-5705 5'20 VILLA MARSEILLES BRAND NEW • SPACIOUS 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apt1, Adult Llvlnt F11rn. & Unfurn. Olsh\\'&:>her . colM coonUnat. ed appJla.na!s . plush Iha.a ca.1-pet • choice o( 2 color schemes • 2 baUis • stall showers • mirrored ward· robe doors _ indirect ~ht. lng ln kite.hen • brealdut bar • hu.ire private tenced pi\tlo • pluSh-.'""'8C8.Pine · brick Bar-e..Q'1 • larre be.at· ed pools &: lanai. 31~1 .,5o. Br[1tol St. (\7 Ml. N, of SO. C.0..1 Plua) S•nt• Ana PHONE:.557-l200 CAN1 'BE BEAT Single Story South Sea Atmosphere 2 Bedroom '2 Baths car'pets & Dr.t.pes Air ConditionCd Private Pat~ l-fealcd Pool Plenty ol lawn Carport & Sto1·""e HIDDEN VllLAGE GAR.DEN APTS 2500 South SaJta Sanl1:1. Ana * 546-1525 $160 -LRG 2 BR. Studio Apt, <Triplex }. Family size kilch. w/bltns, crpls, drp.s, frplc., encl gar. l or 2 children ok.. (Nr schJs) No pe.ta. 2230 S. Centu St., S.A. Nr Warner, 545--0989. Laguna Beach 5705 e OCEAN VIEW. Lr . Bachelor, 1 & 2 BR apta. Furn or unrum. Crpts, dt1J11, bltns. patios, w a I king distance to town, 100 Qiff Dr., Lag. Sch. <194-5498 LAGUNA Royale 3BR2 BA, tse I yr or longer. Beaut beach, pool, pa.Lio, exquisile decor. cpta, drps. appl, adults no pets. <19SJ715 Dane Point· 5740 house w/2 ol same, $90, y 8 rd , R I o , w / "'. ·~3!l2S eves S44-1655. r----------$200 mo. Adult. Lido Village SUNF' ~wER AVE. mo. 745 Domingo Dr., N.B. =-...,..."""--~.,- C.M. 545-5935 aft 6 pm. Chld t t k A 'I 7/1 . th bri 673-3826 ......, Call 64~ 1.260 675-353: 2 BR studio, n e WI Y UNBELIEVABLE Ocell.llfront -:;:;;,;"'"':;:==.;;:,'-;:--.:::I rn pc 0 . \fill . NO, BL~1FFS: View. 4 br, . e new repu IC . Btw" $. Ma•"" • Br•"stol ;)-or ' de-nted bl'--reln'g p·• y0UNC Men, Sanla An.a Bkr 534-6980 FlfRN. Apt.-1 bdrm. u!llilies " " OCEANFRONT 2 Bo Lo ,_~ · ' u~. ' v• Vw. from the top of Dana area. S65 mo . Call aft 4 · · fam. area. 2~~ ba. &his. kl y 1 Located % mile E, of South '' wcr pauo. Adult.I only, no ~tll .. Pt. 2 Br. 2 Ba. crpt, drJ)S, $140-'2 Br. Collage. lovely pools lennis. $395. 644-0275 I I.· 2 BDRM Apts pa garage. 'a r Y. Coast Plaui. Shopping Center $250 yrly, bltns, "•lll redec 2 blks lo beach. Tradc\111nds elec. slove. relric. OPen pm. S.1~307 or 541-8416. garden. Cpts, drps. C:1ild ' --for Adults. From SlJO 96&-1793 after 5. Call ~1973 50091,i Seas.hore. Patio, gar. Realty, 847-85U. bean1ed ceili""'S, la"~-- ----ok. Westcliff 3230 TUSTIN 1 BR. duJ?lex l blk, lo OCl"an Avail 6/14. 213: ~1921. ...., ........ ,,. N.wport Beach 2200 1 Blue Beacon, Blir. 64:Hllll & ba 1150 y 1 .1 'd Eves. 54S.232J ---NEAR Huntington Harbour fi..cil. S22:i. 837-5370. __ ___ 1:>197 \Villiams Stiwt y, r y, uti P81 • ,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,...., 12 BR, 2 Ba .. crpls, drps, Triplexes. Quiet area. llrg DON'T . $150-Nearly new 2_Br. Frplc, BEAUTrrLiL l\.1odcrn home, 1714 ) ~5335 .'!711 \V. Balboit Blvd. * * * * gai·, b\tnfi. $185. By appt. 1 Br. dishwasher. U50. Pet give it •,way, pt SPECIAL' d It -GA RDEN GROVE F"URN 2 b 2 Bl'·-'2'7 H"•r>'a IV•y, NB qulcJL,CJlsh for t ivlth a · gar, a u s. • 3 Br 2 ha, gardener inc. · · r "" to otcan. El Puerto Mesa Apts. " " _.. · ·ok. 12l3l 59Z..2623 or (714) Couple 10 "babysll'' 3 BR. 2 Blue Beacon. Bkr. 645-0111 $375 mo. ~S-8617, 13212 J\la.gnolia StMX'I Adult~. l.enllf' $17;) mo. 207~; * * * * _M_t>-009~~'-·--~---~ t ·=Mtl-3559====0-:::====_:~~A~.:1;1.:;igcz c~:T it~· lll'I. l--"ty furn . Bluffs Condo, $163. Redec. Lge 2 BRl-"==========;I <71<1) 537-8500 33nJ St., N.B. J-2 Bedroom Apts. LARGE 3 Bl' 2 Im Apt. 21 - 0wner abroad !or 6 months .. Trlplex. Patio, new crptg. University Park 3237 l''OUNTAIN VALLEY CH=A~Mt=r=N~G~St700-1o-,-,-t,~k-;il St.10 up tncl, utUitlcs frp. all -blll\li. Great loc, S.nt1 Ana S610S1nta Ana 5'20 Avail. July lst. \\fa,y under Children & pct ok. 534-6980. !----------17060 San Bruno Stref't facil. Single girl, Newport ,$2li0 mo. Jean Smith, Rltr. market al $325 per month lo .. ho ..__. ITI4l 9fi8..2500 Hts, SllO, 642-3825. Al~ rlirn. Pool &: Recreation &16-32:J.i. -the right party, $1Th-Nitt-., Br:-me,-.,.,...! BR-;-2-ba!hs .-......... --S27S REMARKABLY =~7 ,..1133 BROKER yard for tots. 2 BR. 2 balhs .......... $300 e WINTER RENTALS e ii.rea . Quiet Environment. _.,.. Blue Beacon, Bkr. &1::;..olll <I BR. toivnhouse ...... $340 UNBELIEVABLY e AVAILABLE NO\V! e 0(! slN'CI parking, No pels. YEAR Len5t' - 3 Bedroom, l ~======="'-13 BR. 2 Ila ............ S315 EXTRAORDINARILY Abbey Rerilly 642-3850 GOLD Medallion. 2BR. ZBA Sl~rnMJ. L.sc. Mgr. 4228 ,. H i laria Way, Ph 213-981-70.19 .. 3 blllh. den. cxtr11 room Costa Mese 3100 3 BR 2 ba •••••••••••• $350 BEAUTIFUL • l!l:i9-19Gl t.1aplc Avr. off patio, dbl i a rage' 3 BR: 2 ba ...•••••••. , S325 Val D'i1ere Garden Apts Corona del Mar 4250 Costa l\<fe!;ta I SPACIOUS i>pl, avallable garden mine nn or before 2 Br. Gar, patio, crpts. drps, • RED HJLt. REAL1:' Putting green, waterf~ll & ------for le~. wtth 'gol'feoUS July 13 -S3.'iO prr ;:;· stove. rcfri~. Bamboo Univ. Park .Center, Irvine c;~~eam, llcnv---:s ew1')"'here, BEAUTIJ.'UL \Valcrfront 2 BAY MEADOW APTS. view of bay, }'or a~ \\trite 403-1 Leland ., Vlllqe has privacy &: q\iiet Call Anytime 833-0820 4~ pml. ~. room, blllia.rds, b 2 ba 1 J 1 boa New exciting l BR. 1140, polntment call 67l-Ml-4 Louisville. Ky. 402'.17. ' t ad It 1 S3lO BBQ's, Sauna. turn.-unfurn. r. · poo • acw: • 1 2 BR, $165. Beam ceill.qga. I~--~~~~-~-BEACON Bay-ritodern 3 or or ma ure u s on_Y·. 3 BR. 2 baths •.•••• ,... 1 .l 2 Br 8190 Singles from alip, magnificent vi c \Y. \VOOd pan'lg, shag crptg, NE\V 1 BR duplex, bllns, 4 brms. Jrplcs, enclosed Dwntwn, CM. $169. ~52, s BR. din. nni 2 Ba •• $325 $135 ~ it• 2000 Panons Su_mmer rental or longer. prlv. patio, &ome w/ frplca drps,. nr beach I; shops, patio, prlv. beach & pier. ~8-7134. 4 BR. & FR. 2 !h ba · · · • S:OS Rd • &.f.2.8670. Between Har. $6.-'j(I per n10. 673-7923 or Pool, sand volley ball crt, adult'>, no pets. S 1 2 5. UXl or $350 "'~ek. Al90 2 4 BR. Home, good ttsid. BOB .. PETI'IT, ~ltor_ ·bor'& Newport. 2 Blk N. 00 673-5170. rec bldg, pool tables, put· 642-4014. bnn apr. S250 week . an!a. encld yard. Nicely SlN'CE 1946 URE VERY Sharp, mod., Pvt ting green. Adults. no pets. 213/s.J.>..3421'. dealrated. Lease 'req'd, No llJ3.0l0l RENT fURNIT deck. ocean sidt-hwy, 3R7 W. Bay. Open H'ouse We1tcliff pets. S2:iiO mo. 3116 3 BR, 2~i ba, lgc bonus · mature bachelor only. llj(l, 12-7 pm dall,y . 646-0073.,: 0,_ _______ _ ~2t~ be Studio Condo: RooeeveJt. ~704. ' nn. $315 nlO. ~ Rooms from $19.95 673-3)86, e MARTINI"' E e 'i BR. Crpt1, drps, bllns. Pool. steamlsaune. ~ 3 •• , 2 b th di · • -"A~ ·~ • M h t th •• ta! --,,. Pool Ad It t . Adults. 673-67:!6. lX'Urooms. a ~ n1ng vw-""'° ont o mon '"""n s k" L'k , . u s no pc ~. mo ----roon1 -fenc.-ed )'ard, double \\!\iJe Selection Balboa Island 4355 Par • 1 e Surroundings • 54i.X>1<1 '* * OCEANf"RONT older 4 Br I garage. No pe1s. S190 ~ Irvine 3138 JOO';• PURCHASE OP'MON DELUXE l ·2 •, J BR APTS. house. front yrd. S300 nlO. \Valer paid Evenlna:a 24 hr. Delh1cry VRLY •l BR. nt'W · nu ALSO FURN. BACHELOR East Bluff 5242 yr_!y. 6T3-«1$8. 67~ Wttkend!I. EXEClfl'IVt'S, hornc f Or Cwft0n1 J."umllu.re Rental , cpt,1 $l 70 lnel urll kl!, Prv patkls e Htd Pool11 r 3 BR' R~--ted•. No lease, High up In .~ hilli 517 w. l!lth,'CM. S48-3481 ' * 65-...... -,·. Nr i;hop'g • Adults only -·~ --. L B ~ 2705 ~--· r Turtl Rock H 11 ran. ~· 1-'-•·-t •·· A CM PRESTIGE LOCATION a9una e•1t;n ea. ....... ts &:. tile S~ mo. 1st o e ' s, l56S \V tJocoln Anhm 77~2!IOJ .,,, ~a ....... vt;, .,... onmlc view of rne entire : MV Apt 113 e 646-5542 For lcue, de:lux-e 1881 sq, ft. ho l lut + $50 secu.rit,y \lallf!y below <I BR 2 ba. NE\V-Ba.chtlOr Apt. UIU pd. Huntington Beach 4400 L"' l Br 1 d 2 4 BR. 2"' 8A apt, FrpJc. BEAUTIFUL Large me. deposit 548-GO'nl. Blt·in .....,,, ~r Pt!rf~I set-Prlv entr. Pool. Puttirt arn. n.v. · Cl'JI S, tpaf dnl crpta wtl blr pri ocean view. t blk fl'Om NJ BL\JFl>~S Tov.-nhouse-Pool, 3 t1NI: '-enterba1n1ngor jus1 Recpnn. 1 adult. $110 per .,..·soLTEROS APTS. kids ok, •160 + dcp, 2214 bal:ies,dbl'garottk1t~hen 5Cl'll. Nr "best beache!I. 3 Br. 2 Ba, •325 lease. Avail --r"'. uvfn .. , mo. 549-3997 or 64Z-8171. Bachelor & l BR'i. Poot College Ave. &46-Q62'l d8hwht, dbl oven. Pool. Comi B'R. 1 BA; encl p11t1o. No relaxed ... tennis & ~ LRO 2 l 3 BR 2 Ba trafric on st. Avail July July 111. 7323 Eastbtutt· Dr. swlmnifn&' facll~ cl&c by. . .. -· ' Adult'-no pt1s, From S1f0 • -• ths to ahop'g llehls I recreation. l. $-lZ summer mo·s .. S350 fir~ or. 642--8223 Avail June J5th, 15Tl 1'to. Costa Mt•• 4100 I up, 1'13o1 Keel1100 1.Ji, H.B. r~plc. hllM. c;.iits. ;!rps, Or\ly $350 mo. wtntcr on lfue. Or ttnl l Orm "''Ilg. fan1. nn. Neur e RED HrLL REAi.TY • , ·---I fl blk W, ot Beach, on ~ncl. i!!::..JM'UO. 5'16-~ Cj A'hilp Way, NB 5211 494-2'121 Ol' &<14--2313 txt 22t \\illrr pd, No pc~. $2801 Call any1lmc W-0820 Pool. 177 '22nd 51, C~t N~1BR~blk iO!ii\Ch ..,. pr~. S!!'lO.-Adult;, no ~lanagcd b)' or 49.»\80, ... --I ~_!i09 _o~ ~6-4896, TH.i-SUN NEVER ~'ETS on NASSAU PAl~:-OIS. !:~ Sl50~ Pr! ~llo -QUIET!·, ~ ~oo._ -\\rJl.LIAM \VALTEllS co. I NE\VEn 3Bn"7',vlth vlr!W. 3 Brt, Oen, 2 Ba. fncd yurd, dnS$llied'J 11ctlon {JO'l\'tr. Be,i\UTJ'P'UJ.LY FtffiN 2\ U11r, $inrt1" adlt., ronpl\'!, -SPt.IT U!vol :t Br. 21v Ra1 OAff.y PILOT OlME~A • " .A,.r1 .... i. Spanl1h Stt l• Luxnry F•rrtl•h~ •"" IJJt/•r"i.i.H .4fl•I• l i•i"I Un,,,i1r .Sh•1 l 'ar11&--ll'•ll l'.,..m., E.,tUU.1 ,.,.,.;., o...,_ '-'"""' '""7 .. a...... r,n... hi _,, .__.,. Ait t-'w-4 l:•M r_,.o... tn... SI. ,,.,,..,. ""'--e.Hir ,.,. ---Now Rontlnt •I•• Nord ./ S.... ~ ri.H 1000 II''. MKAr1luu Bird. I Wotlr f:•ff •I ......,, S•nta A,,. 54-0-8497 SG.'iO ~mrn~ nMJ's Call KalliC!r Jr 1-fi. Csrdcner .l 'Univ, Parir Ce111er, Tt·vinr 1 •fr 2 BR f''\im. Ants. Slater.) 842-]848. • 2 BR. Crpb, drps. 1ar tltgr, next door ~ Amlp 135(1 ~tonth, ll!llt' I nr. clen1, & J r. Ill schls. tl:ir .,. ad kl !C'll around BR. Pooh. Adult11, no J>ClL 207 A 14th, !13 6 -13 l 9 , rrpts. dr11!1, 1)111111. Np !1"1s. -LINES C:O:tl )'OU just pen· l Pl.Ad: R&ALTY 49-l-'70-1 $21l, Ca.II MO-«IM tor 11ppl. the clock, dial &G;56'J8. $1~ + U.Ul. 2'1f2_A1tlple SL l li7~t?M, 288.1 ~lr»<lo1~ Or. s.1~">421;_ _.n.,.";:•_.• .. n_.a_v_. ----------------------- ' • I ' ' I I ••• ,, ..... t .. OAll.v' PILOT S1lutdl7, -1', tm / :nil fl'tlTI ICEAL iSTATE REAi: lrAT E .--mtl!~•&-lm!*--... -•*p-•1''!''1USIN&SS .... ! ANNOUNCIMlllTS SIRVICI. 'DIRICTDRY I SIRVICE D!RICTOltY Irick, M.;;ry:·--1 ~I S1rvlct1 '612 0-ol 0-rol _,.1 J1t' ,. * _!!.f!ANCIAL_ ... ,_ ,..,d NOTICU · -------IVlfntll ' tkl 65'0 HAVE \'ou de1paJmJ o( fir\" Opportunitln ~... --~~.._ ... _ BUILD, JU:modtl, rtpalr dint • rtpelrm1n 1''ho wUI ........ w ... _,.., __ ,,,.-..; •-!'~rty ao ~· 1tent,1 , M71 AttelltlOll DES K SPACE l'or-•1• 640.I NOTICE REALTOllS • RENTEllS The houtlns ottlct of \Jl'llvtr- 111)' ot Co!Horn1&1_1mne 1a e:xpandi.111 lli llllq tttVic(i for ol.f campus ttnt.Jla. ReaJ.. tOh I: private owners &re ~ to lbit auitible murled I: single •tudentJ I r • e 11 I t y aocommodal\ona whh us. Wlite or phonP tor a lialinc form from: H<1UJ.. in& Ottioe, Library N#mlll- lstratlon Bid&. UC lrvl.ne, Irvine, Calif, 92664. Phone: tn418l3-<1!12. lnYeston ! 221 Forest Avonue for Sale, appi-oxlmatel)' tt Laguna Beach acre prime R-3 Prope.rt;y. .flt.HK Situated on hiah blld:l, O\lf'r. lookin&: Lido Island, ?'tW• pm1 Beach, etc. Adjacent lo lto.11.g Memorial Hospital , :i;u.n-ounded by M e d I c a I BuUdtnp and ._ lowly hilh· rlHe, apart1nent cotnpJex. F;xcellcnt nnancing •v•il· DESK SPACE '17875 Beech Blvd". Huntington Beach 642-4321, Ext 276 DESK SPACE able. S190,(l(k}. Write or call 305 No. El Camino RetJ Pttrie Upton, <n4) 193-2841, • San Clement• A-1 Optratfna Mana1er1 FREE I Brlclt. block. concre(e, do !he ~1t poa1Jble Job .. ~ d ~.-..n-. no Job •-small. 11 the 1o~·t8t p0u\ble QOll! ""'' ~ aotomato • --.-., -11•1 • ho -•" Uc. Con"-"'"' .... ~3 Call Chet ne. ,. R w "flUdreni' 16 mm color ...-_._... lovf'i 1 challrnp. Who thtaten ln or nur shoppinc BASIC BOATING f'-"' 1 1·• prl • • c.·1-okfnt .r.•-cha-Ill UI ' I I~ oe cenlt.... Mull bave form • • ~ ·•· ------''----lor laho(', A CUY wlto 11 financial reeponslblllty. Call I •-liell lo or write Celtbr1Uta Jntuna.-COURSE Furniture A Antlqut• ratabll8h n&: a repu.. r ReDnfahlni & R t ri t1ir, hont?11t ,.·ork in the tlonal, 213: 461-fltl, Suitt * 6'5-099l '! 0 fll. old tuhiol'IM way. Chet 1~. 1800 .N •. Highland. OUend to the Public by thft· -======'===.. \\'lnt"'a Re-pair Strvlct. Hollywood, Calif. 90028, Balboa Power Squadron Carpentering '5f0 M&-9841. BEAUTY Salon (fDrm.!rly 11llJ'tl.n& 7 P.M., Monday, -•...;.:_---..;...-WIG if3lin& at its btat. Fast. Wt..~ W t? WhacW Got? Roy Alvarado H'alr Stylists) JWJe 15. at NOWpOrt Harbor CARPINTRY KanakaJon aynthelica told ,_ .. ,e an ~· 101· a&1e or lease. Ea&iest Yacht Club; 720 W. Bay MINOR REPAIRS. No Job SPECIAL CLASSIPICATI N. POR o1 terma. ~u.m. Ave., Newport. No advance T°" Small. Cabinet 1n p... t::~:; p':fc.~~ ~~ NATURAL BORN IWAP,lkS NEW Coine He&lth store. reaJ.gtraUon, Enroll at ci.u.. aiet A o I h • r caolntta. puties. 5-t9--0670 or 331-5807 Townsquare Dev. Corp, 1 \V. f92-4C'.I LOCAL Exee. 41: re11p. tamily Stat" st .. Redlo.ndll. ca. 92373 =====;::====I ot 4, llioyt 5 It ill desire DUPLEX-Weil C.l\f. in· Commercial Special 11.. low overhead, Joyal follow· Bring notebook. Ctuii meet.I 5'S-ll.TO, U no answt"r leavt 5 I 5 II S L ••• L M nd ·~ ~ 13 CLEAR Vu rt1a.inten11.nce. We L nH -mft --5'11 In&, ire at pot en t I a J • every o a.Y n1.,,t .w.-~ • at ~ IL o. IVLIS--AD Ml.llT~VDI -• ~... 644--1688. ~kt. Any Questions : Call And•nan ' ~ ,•,"::?1 ... ~"£....Free eJI, 24 Ytar:l)I leaR, u n furn . come ~ mo. + +. :Ukln&'. BALBOA ISL.AND as llOOn $30,500. stQ.0171. 1110,000 STORE bulldJnc. ~98 W. 19th St. Bethel Towers att:L 541-lTU Act. "-"'Mit "" iw... "' _.,....., 1"" ..,....,. 11• 6'fJ..1855 "~are Boa"'"" 11 ;;;;.,.;-;;;;;;--;;;,,,-,:---=--:-'.". '" , .. ......,...w;ro a-Tova .,_ 9Mltrr ..._ •-a .... -' ....... PRESCHOOLS. Lie 40 &: 60. · ·~ ... ,. QUALITY Wood-• 1n>I u possible. Prefer 3 BR SACRIFICE. 7 • unlb furn, + den home. UiO per mo. C2, 100x2)5. lncome $655 max. Local ttfl avail. Call mo, $59,500. Sti-Th45 bkr. (TI4) 6r>3l90 Of' 'Nril~ P.O. MUST SEU.. by O*ner: ._NOTHING FOfl &All! •• TlllAOll Of11Lv1 no Accident" , "'""'• GENERAL C1ean--up I: haul· To Place Your Ttffer'e ,.,..,. .. M c . MeM & Anahein1, Lo a:en t constr, &: carpentry. ill&:' of anythlfli. Honest 'HONE. 642•5671 dn . G. Williams, RI.tr. JS There a nice looking, Free consultation 1 quote. pr\CI!~. '42-4875 or~. ~ !i.18-6166. sinctre, unattached Bu•. or Call Ken 645-0064, 541-4235 Industrial Rll'ltal 6090 Wanttd h<luae. Box 251 Balboa Island. Du l I djo' . I Calif. 92662 p l!X w a 1n1ng vacan .a • Trade clear Iota 1,01,10 1q. ft, •va1l1blt Palm Sprinp. ==="'==,.:.·=-= lot. $29.500. Mfr.3589 WANTED ROOM OR APT ---f<1r shorl term. l••t• or for your equity, !"onthly r•nt~I. Modern 499-253f for )'Oll"I student SlOO mo. But1ne11 Property 6050 Lquna Bch area. Cal.I --------!nd1.a1tr1al bu1_l~lnl ad· 100 ICl!Irlc acre• Mendocirio 1•cent to Irvin• ndut-Co 100 ml N of s r Many triel Complex. Ideal for t~s/stre~m ' ldeai 'mobile wareho111in9 1 p • c •. ht-me tract, }~or other prop. PrinciP.les only-contact 499-2534 ..._7145. e LANDLORDS e FREE RENTAL SERVICE . ,Broker 534-6982 12 BR unfum OOuse W/prqe, Harbor area * 60--0917 * j 2 Or 3 BR. house. Children, pet I: prqe. Under $160. By July l1L 642--6168. RMmt for Rent FOR Sale by owntr, 7-unlt modern MEDICAL OEN· TAL CENTER. Good return. cood wri te-o ft . Conaidtr home 01· ! in trade. St>e 5911 Hell Ave., H.B. CaJJ ~r f714J 846-3221 eves. (213) 696-1810 days. NICE bldg on approx IS acre :r.1-1, 2 st front.ate storaae on prop. Paya overhead, S47.500. Owner n4/S4S.3261. o.n Campbell at Docu. l's"'u"~"'rs=m"E""'20~~.---... "'11 mentor Sci•nces, head etc in NeWJIOl.1 slip' Lots 5<46.)551 , Valu~ Si700. Ttade fo; dune bua;y eqp'd for hwy, 6100 '4~0181 VIEW Lot-lA.auna Beach 8 Room, 2,700 sq, ft. home, 8200 sq. ft. All ulil In paved Back Bay, -4 Br. 31,) Ba., 1i. GenUe: downhill •lope. pt. apL, pool, Want duplex Xlnt buildina: site . $9,00) Cdl\f or Newport Beach. LARGE F?ont Bedt>oom, C-2 Jot, 50 x 200 with 2 cash or $10,300 termR or Leon Vibert Rltr 548-0588 twin bedr, ~vat!' bath, BR house on rear, near subordinations. Own er. Want f /C DleaeJ Y11.cht or larp double clothes clnt1el. E. 17th. Owner. 646-4563, 642--0138. Bayfront home lo $250,000. 977 Valencia CM; 540-7&2. 673-7413 ~~ Ahe vu lot. Nprt addreu. Exch. Jo'/C Calif. Acreqe EMPLOYED lady, room &. Ownr will cl.ti')' bl.I at lo or improved lots. Owner bath in lovely home. Pool, Butlnett Rental 6060 Int. 1.oned for horses. Grt (7141 .-59-3103. Kit. J)riva:. $100. 546-6740 loc. _:can Smith, Rltr. COM~lERCIAL prop., fN'e MAN Only, 1entl-prlv11te HILLGREN SQUARE 646-3255. l clear. next to Sears, co. bath. Costa i\feq,. 2 stores avail. for immed. AlTR. 'View lot o'looklna: vin i ; $65,0'.K> equity. for * 5C8-8ll9 * lease in one of city'• busiest Meaa Verde Country Club. holi1e, units or land. YOUNG Working a:irl. Bal shopping centen. App. 850 Choice area. Owner will O\\'NER 67s.625!J llile. kit. TV rm incl. STii sq, ft. ea. .cOnsider short 1crm lat TD 8 DLX ni'"' clO&e to Hol- a rt'I(). 6Th-J613, 270 E. 17th St.. Co&:la Mesa k. q\11111. buyer'546--36.>3 ••n•----'. up ~k All '"' caJI Mr Bram (213) OL 1-2700 ..,-.......... ar . ttn • ROOM ..,,./ldtchen & bath, pvt entrance, quiet ldt'al for nite worker. 548-7720. NICE Rm. pleasant hm , rd loc, klt. priv. $j(I, ~. wkdys 3: ~. 673--0289. * $U ptr Weck-up w/ kitchen. $35 per Week-up AptS. Mottl. 548-'755. ROOM For malt, kit. prlv'a, student prel'd. $70 mo. 1st '-last. 646-7Sll6 aft 6 pm. ' Colleci 2 Lota, L&a:una Niguel, $38,000 Equity: for house, ~==~;:,;.:.:.,,=== $11 ,000 ea. Sell <Int' or both. land or income. STORE OR OFFICE L<lw, low down. Owner will OWNER 67:>-621!! 600 Or 1200 Sq, Ft. Park1na: C&ZT)' 2nd to loan bill. 11~ ,. I SI r Reuonable. 646-2414 5'6-0030 or 545-0074, ........, 1.scoun. n!am 1ne 2630 A St • N rt motor home, like n!W, self· VDn ., ewpo BEST BUY: 100' oceanview contain, pwr'd heavy duty INEXPENSIVE :ZOO sq ft pvt lot, laJ'ic, ltvcl, 'Laguna. Ford 30' alP~'tt: for Real ofti~ A: bath, park'g, heart $ll,000. 644-l&M. Eat. '(It' ?? OO-oiJ1 or CdM, $65. 0 w n er LEVEL 60xl21?, Santa Ana 4 units on % acre in Costa 673-3048. Hellht!. Sl.0.650 -Terms. ?t1t"sa • potential of 9 unils, Store or Ofc. 600 sq ft REALTOR 675-8800 Owner retirina:·wan.tsc nice. In C.M. * Owne.r, &t6-2l3> 6200 condominium. Call 545"8424 I========= I Acre11• South Coast ru1rs. Room & Board 5996 Office R.ntal I :.o=~'-"--"-'"---6010'1 --~------------ 5 Ac, level, $7995. 5 min. 30 Acre11 Northern Ca:Jif. to new Victor Valley Jet forestland. $2,250. equity, airport. Many otMr .. a-...19 Trade for hclme,,late mOOel PVT. Rm, elderly or v.'Ork'g gentleman. Ian&'· laundry, pension er welcom t', oos.=. Guest Homea 59'1 SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY ).Z-J room, up to 3,000 aq. tt. offi~ suites. lmmed. occu- pancy. Orang. Cnly. ~· Irvine Commerc. ComP.lex, adJ. Airporter Hotel .C: Real- ~-~ ' ta•·-or ,., all sizes, low dna. Bkr. • ""'" wagon · · · 673-1166 m.85IJJ Rnort l'Nporty * * Trant ~ eq 3 BR condo --Prof. man. 40 to 50 In {)rs, A·l CARPENTRY CALL 'IHE HANDYMAN C.1\1. FOR 12x60 Mobile Investment Co. wno wo~d like . to meet Small Job Specialist Genera.I Home R.l!p&lr home or l•.._r In C.M. or n--rtunlt1u 6310 en attractive, trim, al· CaU Gordon &47"745 ====*,_6'1;;;>-,:1";;;1=*==-I -.~ . -=.!:!:: fecUonate lady In her mid-~e=~~;'! add cuh e HORSE LOVERS-. die years for com· GEN. Re~r. add, cab. H1ullnt 6730 . . Invest now in beautiful panlonship? Enjoy aolfinc, Formlca, panel!nK mariite. :.;.::;;:~c_-----1 Have 2 adjoininc pine tree comm'J atable to be built in sports, danclna:, etc. Write Anythlnt! Dick, 67J...4459. UTE Jiauline: & a:araa:e cov lol•, So. Ottaon. Nr 2 Santa Ana Hts use permit Box 1\1 1043 Daily Pilot and REPAIRS * ALTERAnONS clean-up, !'ofon thru Sa t. 1 trout laker, value $SOO ea. an0,.,5 24 tiox' stalls bull give ph. no. * CABlNETS. Any size job Frtt eii:tlmate 54S-5001 ! n·ade 1 or both tor turn, pen rid.In& arena & -Pecta· * FULLY LICENSED * 25 yn exper, 548-6113 HAULING SlO A LOAD I car or ~ 644-4185 tor 'patio. 673-.2259 Renowned Hindu Spiritualist. --· -qcan up. Trtt .Serv. Gen. TRADE: Meyera Manx, Va]. NE!:D $2500 Imm~iately! Advi~ on All matten. Cement, Concrete 6600 Pruning: 646-2528, 5'U-30fi3 uc S900 for &ood to Xlnt. s5bOO return in 90 days on Love, Marria&e. Buaioe111 YARD / Gar. Clean u p.I Lido 1~. Flyin& Jr., Hobie highly profitable Re t I Readlnts civtn 7 days a.. * CO NCR ET E Work, Remove trees, ivy, truh. Cat, Finn. Estate Investment. Secured! week. 9AM-9PM 312 N. EI Ucensed. Patios I drvwys, Grade, backhoe, 962-8745 0 ••9867 Ca · R 1 Sa etc. Phillips Ce m e n t • .,..,. n4/686-004.l day or eve. mino ea ' n HAULING-Traah clean up, \ 2 Newer duplexes, side by Clemente, 492-9136• 49l--0076 ',....,..,"°,:;i;·=...,-;;-;:=~;:: Trees l'emoved. side; 3 Br, 2 Ba. ea.; fplcs. Mener .. Loan mo COMPLIMENTARY CONCtlETE, All typea. Free 548-1742 .. h r-·i•· HAIR DESIGN eat. Sawina:, breaking, haul. Nr. ac . """'" •1 tpprox, Ina: &: aldploe.ding. Service LITE Haul'g, Gar cleanup, ~.ooo. Trade for la~ or 1st TD Loan General pricts $4.50. Compll. & quality. MB-8668 Bob. $7.5(1 up, $10 max. 545--01~ 1ndus1. Realtor 673-4350, mentar)' A'twnpoo 6'; 11.)'le bet 6, 642--4869 aft 6. Have S8.8Qll Al Ftnt Trul l sn. INTEREST $3.50 fBy Joan Bachcllerie), CEMENT WORK. no job loo ~ s-aJI "'""""ble ~,., l\tOVING. Ga ........ clean--up llttd, will trade for mobllt 2 d TD L Al Jim ~It's llair Fash-· '" • .,.,,_ · r ·-.~ n Oa n Estim. H. StuDlck 54s...8615 & lite haul ing. Rea10n6ble. home in Orana:e Co. Adult ions, 2640 E. Coast Hwy, Frtt estimates. 64>1602. $50 space prtf. . CdM. 67&-7321. MORE Concrete patio klr 213/645.5131 Term!I baaed on equity. Sin&Je-Wldo..iied·Divorced Jess money. Artislic aetting. .~..,.--..,.,.,,---,,077"= M2°2171 545-0611 * ME WOMEN Lie., call Max at &W--06&7 Wan! """''· will ~ 19000 s.rv;ng Harhoo .,... 21 yn, N• eq, m % acre comm I lot In Sattl•r Mortgage· Co. Everyone's lookina: for t~ 0~C:V~~LK~~~~E Sacramento. \Yorth $30,000, 396 E l7th S!reet ria:ht one. \Ve have a way-so CALL DON, ..... 14 auume &% lnt.-only lo.n, · --" be · LIVE ~~ "Lewis" 916/444-3930. MQNEY avail. t or in· ...u. ua &: 11n to ! I -========== 0 _ ,,. •• al~·....,. vestments. Phone Mr. :>4.7-6667 CQf'ltractDrs '620 ...,aut. yaw,t, v .,....,U\N; Green at (n4) 5.13-4228 Huft. 24 Hr. Recontirc for 1-eal eat w/10me liquid. man Investmtnt Bldg 1746 ""'""'""liiiiOiiiiiiiOi..,iiii• I •TIIB REJ\.!ODELE~* ~ty or ? ~I offers siven 9tf. W. Lincoln, Sulit. S, AIR ACE WANTED: Com· Free est.I -100% Financing 1ou1 cona1Mr. Submit before Anaheim bat SeaM>ns, touah, ruga:ed, Kltthl!ns'. garages_ carports June 30. 894.11094. __ heavy. Wanted lo lead 1n1all Complete Remodeling. Quall- 9i\1 eq, in re1. uni(a, Park Moneiy Wanted 6350 expeditionary llQUadron to ty C.Ontractora. 642-3660 Lido. JOM •• in acrc11.. . the liOUlh. Call ~96-1200 IOI' Addl!I * R "" 1· confidt!nt\al lnlervw. ons em e 1111 Rancho, C.Uf, SOM val C2 PRIVATE Party wants~ ~~~~~~~~~~ Fred H. Gerwick, Lie. frntg Yucca V.Y. Exch al l/ as second trust deed. -67~1 * :»9-ll70 part for inc. prop. 544-3866 646-4563 or 67~7413. * N•wporter Sauna * F'or ?t1en .I: Women ""· ANNO"NCEMINTS-v Professional r·emale St.all Security qreement SJ<XXI and NOTICES Newporter Inn Hot•I maturity value 1or boat or Fnci ·--Atf---6"-00-ll07 JamDorte Rd, N.B. ~~ ~ cu or $a'.IOO value. Excel· OU (fru _ sJ 644.D960 ~-··~ lent JK'curlty and credit. . Carpet Cl.•_aning Housecl•anin9 67U \VANT A Sunny Ir. bri&ht home? Call the DU'I'Of i\1AJNTENANCE MAN for your windo\lt·s. noon k carpet cll!'aning. SPECIAi, IZE.S IN AU. KINDS OF FUXlRS. No crew. 537-1508 aft. 3. BAY & Bea.ch Janitorial Carpets. windows, floon, etc. Res & Commc'J . 646-1401 l\feaa Cle11.nina: Service Carpets, windows, floor•. etr.. Rl's. & Commc'I. 548-41ll + APT CLEANING * Fist &:. thorou&:h 6f2.-816' \Vllliams Cleanlna: Serv. lronfn9 6755 5-13-5896 tvenina:.s. STILL Searching tor INCURABLE Diaea.111!11 •~ CARPET , ov•~r-fem&le Shephtrd myspeicalty.There i11 hopc , STEAM CLEANED 11 L11t II here -tn Oran&" about 2 yr. old trained, for appointment, 67~1166. REASONABLE RATES I~~Ng:_;;~a:~ ~':t'ua- \Vhat ti? !'OU have to tradef shakes hands, vie. Newport S\VINGERS Orange County. Al5o carpet installation tiofl!I . 5-1~7641. C»unt;y I la.t:z•st n!ad tr.do ·Harbor High 5/10. It not Guide . Frtt info writ!' P.O. ~5971 Ina: post -ari make a d9a1. claimed 800n, will give to Box 2111 Anaheim 928M -.,-.,=;';;;,,:,-'.,~=;--IRONING IN MY HOME, llJOd home 641-9762 LANDLQRP SPECIAL i1.25 hr. "t/t * * · ' INCURABLE Diaeuea are 500 sq. ft . $20. Diamond Call ~ ,_ --~ -------. LARGE Gray pigttin without my 8peclalty. Tberej a hope, Carpet Cleanen. 187 21Jt I ~========" band. Vic. Bayshott DI". Ir: tor appointment. 613-1166. St. Ccn;ta Mesa, 645-1.117 8USINEU one! C~stvlew N.B. (Ba;,'shorea) Lancl1c1pln9 6110 FINANCIAL 642·3863. PRIV. Room tor ambulator lady in lie. aue•t home. Good food served family style. 646-3391. ~~~. :::· San Dll!go'J--PA_Ll_M_SP_Rl_N_G_S_SZl_.000_ RIAL ISTATI UNCROWDED PARKING Quick Sale. Bea.utfu1 3 br,1_..;Go;.;.;,no=••:;.l'----- LOWEST RATES 3 ba. \\•I.lied c:orner, R E Wanttcl 6240 i---------KEYS Found on beach vie. Owner/-. 2172 DuPont Dr., magnificent vlew. Preferred -·-·--·-----Island .c: Balboa. Jnquil'e "URGENT Kathy Rae call REMARC Services. 3 room& your home in Indianapolis. '$21 .50. Fully guaranteed. Dooney, and Ron-George _ Credit cards OK. 847-6688 UCENSED landscape con- traclur. Complete lll!tvice. 968-1928 or 646-8247 Misc. Rentals 599' e \YANTED: GARAGE or BUlLDING for bulldt'r'a 1torqe. 646-3109. GARAGE for rent, iitorage onl.y, Welt side Costa Mesa ......,,, Income Property 6000 XI • c Id · Business Rm. 8, Newport Beach. area. n t terms. ona er $100,000 ca.ah for leas~ com'l at tront count.er, Daily 833-J2Z1 Courtesy to Brokers exchange: beach income. <1r mrg bid&:. Prefer CJ\l. Opportunities '* Pilot, 22ll Balboa. N.B. DELUXE 1-2 or 3 rm. suite C2l3l +I~. Or write Can add clear $4fl.OOO OOr· LADIES' p rescription A LCOHOLICS Anonymous STEAM Jet carpet cleaning. Phone 542-7217 or write lo C!arKare nallon-wi~e P.O. Box 1233 Coii:la Mesa, service. r~ree e5t. 642-40:» CARPET VINYL TlLE Moving &. Storaae 6l40 nr. Orange C.ount,y Airport Mrs. J. Hoch P. 0 . Box l'll!r CQm'I 5 yr old bldg.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,\ 11a1!es, black \V/brown & Irvine Ind I.I a trj a I l2J3, So. San Gllbriel, Ca. Leaee nets S% aft ta."(. TIIIS IS NOT VENDING frame, 500 block Cliff Dr .. Complex. Carpet, drapes, Out of State Prop. .6201 ~~~"ru~ueback~~. l9th Laguna Beach. 494-j294 WRITING. Rf:\\Titing. Edil. music, air-conditioning & ---------548-9t93 24 hr pOOne SPORTSMEN FOUND-Black & tan m~ed Ing . lB?tt typina:. Fast, ec- Announcement• 6410 LIC CONTR. t 'REE EST. LOCAL i , lone dist. movin1. Reu. storaa:e. Frf:e Eat. =========' I 831--0401, O.K. Van &: Stora&e * ~0.7262 * Fencing 6660 janilDrlal service. bt"ffd pup. Boxer size. curate ioervlce-lor letters, AVAI,LABLE NOW ./ Bea11UM iUSIN&SS •nd ....__ .. _. I t Ira Newport . 'Hei1hts a rt a. resumes, report&, KCl'ipbl, REDWOOD .C: chain link Courten to Broken SHELTERED ISLAND P'INANCIAL ''II'!' nauv.-1 • a.rrt:• n-&U-92M ele. ~j BOB PETTIT, Realtor in the: San Juan lalanda,\-'-'-'-""'...,.....,___ chlle orpnlution ha.11 a ~~-·-----~ .=,,--,.==::ti;;:--;;=::-fencea, Llceru;ed contre.ctor, e 833-0101 e Wuh., in tlJt' heart ol the ButlMtl limited numbtt <1r new op. &'I. Female dog, tan, combo NEW Chlroprac c Houni. Jrt'I! Kl, tut 1ervlc~. ----Painting, Poporhon9J119 boa"'-..,....,dbe ol the "--rtunttl '300 portunitlea for the sports-Dor.an bull terrier I: ?, lMPM Dr-Don A. F'ield, SJ4-6729 6=~·=m for *Prestige OffiCe Pacilk &f. Wo o de d. ~ ei minded ma.nor woman to Vic: Broadway I Orange, ~~i~ E. l?th St. CM I-"'=='======= PAINT-Up special. 1 2-Br. "ON THE BAY" Natural cove 1or dock 1ite.1.;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;.;;;; I get into the field that they "C~.M_.~"6-~7"5715~·~~-~ Gardening 6680 * PAPERHANGING A: PAINTING. * 968-2425 apts. Bltns. Sll.800 Groa Al Lido Yacht Anchof'a&'.1! Nice beach. C10llt' lo shore. CIRCLE enjoy the most. VIC. Orchid Ir. Coast HI\-')'. Cemetery LDtt 6411 U 2-BR. Apta. Sell or may Ground floor 156 ,q ft i\1odertte climate, clean t ir, \\'e need an ambitiowi lncli-CdM )Wng male c11t orange AL·s GARDENING Painting, Paperhanging trade for house Or. Cnty. Alt cond, Cptll', Orps clear waters. Thi.I island vidual who \\'OUld like to and whit' flu oollar owner BEAUT lt"UL Pacific Vit"w for Profesaional Gardenirie 2 HOUSES on R..-3 Wt . 2 E-Z parlOng, Ulil pa.id is definitely un!qut". f or full THIS AO reap th<-rewards or the call 6r~ e\·es. one e:rove aite on $lope. & !\mall I ands c ap in g H 0 USE Paintin;, exler. Br. ea. Nier · yardlt. Nr., SlXi per month information write; P. 0 . ever-lncreuing recreation KIITEN -White & grey, Perpetu11.I care $225. l<1lal. 1>ervices call 646-J629. Serv-ior-interior, paper llangini, beach 717 LIDO PARK DRIVE Box 481, Bellevue, _\\'ash. Thi!t can be the most impor. explosion -a penK!n who is flea c.-ollar. Vic. National o . J . \Villiams. P. o. Box ing Nt'wport, CdM, Costa at reasonable price. 2 Fortin Co. Rcallo" 642-:iOOO Newport Beach tiil-1060 98009 01· call £206) 4:)4.6891 !ant advertisement of your aspiring to exb'tmely hii;h & 011k, C.:\I. tr 8-5923. :i36, He&pel'ia, Calif. 9234j. Mesa, Dover Shores, West-Nel\'port leat"her:s. Summer 21 UNITS TOP quality ottiet space , in eve~. life-because it may chan~ e~ings. S.\fALL no, _ Downtown 4 Lots _ all or in paini. clllf. tSUsiness, vast exper, 11tart By Builder. 2 &: 3 Br'11. 'Valk CdM, avail at 45c per sq. your economic picture from 'ryl111 lb• •,nfue o~~.~'1 mOflt ama.zl.I Huntington Beach lltta. Priv. Pty. Pacific View * LANDSCAPING * \\'Ork June 22nd. 67;>..2894. fl ·Also •-n·-• or Med•'cal Mountain & De1art 6210 "bleak': to ''"'"""ht", 1nr. u n uua Tll!lise:a you ... ., ~ill ~ * PAlNTING INT " EXT. to shopping. $410.000. Also, ...., uu ... "6 h rtu I•• 1 .,........ . Memorial Yark, Cd M. New Lawns 17'..Jc sq tt. Free • MW 4-6-3 unita nr bch. Call suite. Elevator &: janitor -rver ave an oppo n '3 01=o==-=~,--,--=. ·~ 62 Averg. 1 sty i200. 2 •h• H 26 Mi'i J'rom Approved OperaloMI v.·ho now. run a look into FOUND. Black pe.t rabbit """""11 · de&lgn9, Do all or part your. ., MT-3957. ~~.~·7~;t3f-· Coaat wy, Palmdl.le Airport. Sl500 per ro~te of U.1.l. ve~1ng ma· You do~ at lea.lit $1,647.50 Laguna Hills, self. Rot<1ti1Hng. Lie. con. ~~~~n,a~\8~;:;n~ ! * %-Acre ranchetle plus z-3 acre. Bkr. 830-5536. chine~ are growing from to $3,547.50 cuh lo start. 83().4.';.W. ~or_!.ng '490 tractor, 12 yrs local eXp. paint. Local rela. Call Jack brm homt. Roon1 Io r NEWPORT Beach Deluxe I-===-~~~-part-time to full time opera· . GOLD Bracelet YoUth center ~-----5J6.12ZJ, 8~3395 or 968-790(1. aU"den, boat, trailer. East Offices. Ai~nd. hid , w/ MOUNTAIN lot, Crestline, tions with Company's tin· \Vrltt-, giving phol\e. number. tennis courts CdM. 8~1~!'!~:e~:~~~. c~!s~•; WE AIM TO PLEASE fl&!. Z<lned 6 units, $25,500. priv. ba. 2400 \V. CO&lll 9000 .i;q ft, walk to Lake ancing to: 673.1071 home or niine . 548-0803. Compll!le garden St'rvice + E.'\TERJOR-INTERIOR • l ;'=;t;OOO~clo;wn;;;·~6~4.4;,;;"1;;2:;·==~1;;1•~'Y~·=======-·~G="tw>'==:· ="""'==· o,_nr=96H::o::""=j . R•lo· bl 'nl • rt I Will not be undt'rbld! Custom ~ As little as S:iOO to $2,500 In· SOLID Blacif part Tt>rrier SERVICE DIRECTORY .a emai .,,. .. pe cean.. "'Ork. Fully "''ar. Finest I 'ALL SEASONS I •-• v · up, cau "1''euleg:; Fred", •" Income Property 6000 Income Property 6000 Income Property 6000 w1tn1ent in a U.IJ. route o part~ cur Y-11a1r. 1 c . -------p11.ints. 1''ret l!'~I. k colof 'c.I._::.:c:._::.;;:::;;c;.:..;,.,;..:o.:;.c.!--'---,_.--''--"---1 prof1t producing vending Ne11.'Jl0rl Shores. 642-9118. Baby.sitting 6550 962-4914· consulting. Local reh. Lie: maohln"' "" arow lo 11.000 SPORTING GOODS CO Gu IT AR Pl dtnllly NEW L • w n" ,...,,di.,.. Bon<I, Ins. "6-3679 0 R:eortange fh• 6 1e1ombled wordt t.klw to -mok• 6 1ir.ipl. words. Prln• .,..,. of eoch I~ iii u,,. of *"'°""° per month income. • 833-lt20 e-ve~h.;. 1 ' CARE f'or !CtK>ol age child, Complete: lawn catt. Oean ''1""'ST"'o"'R'°'Y~S~lu-=-&~ov-_,..~- Ca.lif. teach~r. read ~-g, up by job ar m<>nth. Free $99. 2 slory stucco .I: Time requirement is 6 lo '10 houn per week along with 11 sJ:·<t.xe:~ir::6, ~:~· :i11 Lost 6401 gwim'g, arts: " crafts:. estimates. F'or info call ove:rha.ng $149, Ae11t. ceilins: v ,,.., ~~ 'l 891-2417 or 846--0932 Ul Ml 3 ~ . per rm. n. rma. Calftt Distributor COLLI!-.:, 16 v.·ks. Vic, B.ABYSTTTING, !'oty homt.;; *ALLEN BROTHERS _646--05 __ ._n-=&-=637,.. .. ~11_• __ _ 11ervlctable car. No iselllnt """'!!'!!'"""!!'""'~"'"""'i~~:-;;-:--:;-:_::--:;;-::or sollciti~. J~I Cive rood Opportunity tor reliable f"Airview & Baker. Eye days a "ttk. 3 yrs Ir up Call us f<1r complete yard No WMtlng pc!l"50n to del iver qifftt to delect, need!! special care. Tount11 in Valley a r t'a . service at lo"·e11t rates? *WALLPAPER* servia! IHEGNAR WritP. at once givi~ refer. rnces and phone number to Ufis<'ry Industrits, tne. Vend. ing Division. U9j Empire crtrat. Dallu:, Texa11 75247, Room • 12'78D. Ind. planls, Ofc, Bld;s &:. Reward 540-948.:i. 962-2127. ;'>10-1769 Whf'n you call "rtfac" <1lhe~ loc. Exei!pl. high CHILD'S Pet, York&hirt 3 R=E,-1.l'°AB=L'E""'C"hl"ld,..-,<"•,..c:-. "'my" GEN'L Oc11n Up. tree seiv., 548-1+64 549-0449 ~• earning~. tnveslmrnt of mo 's old. Blk &: gold. Vic. home, tncd yard/swin~ sel, \\cerl kill, rot o -t ill, EX·PAINTE:R, now schl $1995 II) $3900. \Vrit' !or H.B. Substantial Reward! Sprinadale &. \Varner a1""t1. s pr in k I er i r c pa ired. teacher \\i ll pa_\ril eves &: mort" inro .. (i\·i nlt' address Plea!le help us. 846--2366. 846--0101 aft 5 641NB48. "'kncla. Xlnt "wkm11nahlp, ' I I I I I' ITU HS OT ' I I I I r_c.,o_v.,,...N ...... o_r.,....--..-11 The only occasion in a _ I I' I f man's life when he,." be ._.....___.._.._~~-certa in she won't be late I ~ U D A ·N 0 I :• when he'• wai ting for j j I' I I' . her at the--. . . b-l't I A 1 • Compltie the cliudrt. c;~ you develop fl'Ofll U4P No. 3·b.low. c ro· LrL· IE I I ".' .,,..,. .. '"" ~"""' _.,. . ~<6.·I~"°" • ~rA,i'" I' r I' I' I' I' I' I' I' , .. ) e ra.:-I I H 1:1 • I I I I • ·~-"---~-====--= Nows .. Thltl Dry Cll!'aner.s lt Coln.Op 111.un . dry i11: waiting. for a new C'JWftflr. Pre1tnt owoer very anxlou.,, Otxlblc I.: coopera. t\vr. Macnab· Irvine RcaltY Con1pany l7S.3210 6"24235 -=-"-·---- & ph. no. to QUICK KUPl=c=~~~~-~~ \-7.;;;,.,==,-,::.,.-;=,,--Disl. Co .. llll Robinhood, SMALL Black dog, (8 mos) Will baby1it my home, AL'S Land1C11ping. T r ee 1'~rec eat. 646-4519. 54()...0062. Slockton, Cal. ~T ~· S. A. Hg~tls. Very Laguna Hilh1 arta, removal. Yard remodeling. 2 C.Ollege students: will pc.Int 3 STORIS u1et'ldly -54&-19'.i . 847-7758 Trash hauling, lot des.Ill.Ip. average 3 BR ext. tor Sl45., REW RD I Repair 11pmkln:. 613-1166 ·n·• di 1 bo ~~-•-6000, Heart of UncRsler Ln! * A -Tan Terntr LOVING care )'()ur chi dren 1 uU rig a r &: ma,,... ..... , 78 x 178. 2 lllortrooM11 &. pn!J;nant. -vie. No .. sea· my home, H.B. By hr-day-JAPANESE Gtrdening Call Sttve, 54S4M9 M "111 !\tarkel lnclud inr shore Dr. 642-3519, Roxie • wk. 968-6746 Servict. Neat "'Ork. Cleanup METICULOUS PAINT. equlpmc nl. Corner Ave. t .t Af'GHANS, "David" A E-'N=E'°R"G'°'.:r=1c~Y'°ou"nrc:-"m"'o°'lh=er _Y~'-·..,m"°a°"ln,,.•_,. _968--=c"-303,..., __ BLUE CHl.P STAJ\.1PS. INS. rlivislon. Acro~!I from f'air. "Li~a". lo!lt 11i11ct Jun!' .C. will bahy!ltl wttkly. College Studen!s crew ml. 1tudl!flts. Int-e."(f ground~. E~cellcnt in,-cst. •REWARD • 4M-i748 111: ~W7~ * La11.·n c are . l1tndscap\ng. houses. Exp, Dockll. 6Q..5&12 n1t'nl ! ALASKAN i\Ialamule. (sled i\tY Home, let )"OUr child wttdin& speciali.lita. S48-22.'l7 I \\'ILL paint • 3 bdnn $55,000 dogl i\I. \'Ir Back Slly, Cl\t ~njoy the beach, All 111ft.11, JAPANESE · LA NDSCAPE house for $200, incl trim, i\lrs. RUey 11ftrr i; Sub&!, 1't\\'llrd, 492-3573. Room & board. 673-8085' Otan-up i\laln tcnance stucco, labor & malerlaJ. _ 71 4-540-~!lj MIXED breed dog, .C mos, \VlU. Babysil, my home, l\1ACK * 842'8442 C-ene. 5.)7.75-13 or ~fi..9:m. Publlc Ralat ions CADILLAC 0 Ld 1 mob \ J·e bro"'" '\.'/blk mkgs. Dea Corona de! l\lar Atta. RO'J'O..Tilling new la"'1\s. INTER Ol' Ext. PAINTING, EArn Sl•l,000 ·Yr. Up, Ovme.r dealer in mid\\'1!'11 v.•irh ~ collar, "Karma." 494-4992 * 644--0736 • 'J'tteg 11.lld ahrubll 1'tmo\ll'd. IMM.ED. SERVICE. Loc&J ol service buaineu: estab. 24 ne11.• car potential ''"1.she1 LOST·Red Irish Setter male ./ Lovfng child ca~. my 548-17-42. ref. 1'REE eat 548-1627 Ytl. will tnln public ttla. lo rno\•e to Onn1e County vie, south CdM ~fon. .~ horn~. Ne\\TIOrt Shores. JOHNSON'S GARDENING 30 DAY Special Int Ir :&let. liON m•narement type man area. \\IUI tnde for bu1lne11 Pleue call 673-2888 60-9436 Yard care, Cean-ups. plan-Frtt es!. Loe re.ls, lie'd or "''Oman. Not i. franchh1e, with rood profit worth and\.,,=o-=~~. -~c=''--1.=;;-;;,.--;=-:--;;;;uo:::=:: ting sprinklen 962-203S & ins. Call Chuck 66.osot no inventory,~ CQMplele, receive factory approval. PART Pl!'rs1-.ft . & p/Sl~mtM OllLD Cart, CdM home, ~ ' ' Colla !\1f.IN. C.11 E\•t"s. \Vrltt Dally Pilot Box Lite i;:ra.y. Vic. Irvine: &: 6&m""6pm. Infante ok. EXP£RT' Japanese p.rden. PAINTING. ~L-lnL 18 yn, lf3.037Z. l\t-1000. 20th. 642~ _ _ • 67~ + !.~ !~ee.t~~~pltte ~per. Jn~ ~le. Fl"H nt. HAVE Pal,.nt i il-Nted P•rt-onlll 640S ('()Lt.EGE Student i;eeka CCOUSI. ll np. 54a...s:125. Newtp•per Dealership Capih1I. \\'ilh your S7~.000>I ---------p ·11 1in1e "-orll: "'Jbnlln Compltt_e Yard Carel YOU Supply Th«? Paint. 3 ror L.A. Herald F.'xamlntr nnd bu.~lnn:~ e.'\Pf!r. 1100 my GOJNr: TO AF'n!CA? dan1~ chlldt-en. 673-JGll Jim :>1Q-1837 Br. Liv n~t & Kltchtn 1n Ol'Afl#~Un"lrBt n O'Ctailcd pl111 n11, 1\f' \\•Ill 1)N SAfiR..1 ~ 1T""·r""''r.wi>·o"ml""Ell™IU"'°L-';11'fi-:O, i'i;p:CL7AN"N=1N"Go-::10,-::""""=:::1-,,;,,0::7,u'll Pllnlfd, $j(J, C1tll 5.11-86.'Ja. h11slneu for )IOUl'llPlf. CUh n1anufacturc llnd markftt A Nl-;ED PARTNER many btlP In 8ppU11ricts flnd an am11.r!ng numb!.r <1f RETIRED Polnl,.r; 26 )T!I Sc"Au 1 ...e ANSWER IN DIME·A•LINE tfepo:r.:lt rrq'd, \\trill! Bo:ti. Ten1fl c N!Ortatlonal idea. Call 509-48)....1.900 )'OU find lu \he Oa&.1ltltd home!! In todty'11 011slfled exptr. Neat &. honest. Non ,...loS 1 ~ Jlti RP );62: Lincoln, Anantilm. 8'1:f 1080, DAtl;y Pilot. Spokant, Walhlnfl<ln Ads, Check tbl!':m mwl Ad1. Oleck lhe:m now. drinker. Call !§36.6801 ~--=-::..:.::.;;,.;...;;.;;.~~~~-~--~~~-~---~~~ • f • :, I .. • ' --, • -,. • , _ _ , Saturd31, June 13, 1910 -· -DAILV PILOT 25 MERCHAND,,E .,,I(" SALE ANO TRADE s~Rv1ce DIRECTORY_ JOBS ;, EMPLOYME NT JOBS & EMPL-i>YM~! I Joils & EMPLOYME_"!T Joas & EMPLOYMENT ·M~ ~MPLOY~ I JOBS & .et.i'l_OYME_f!! JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Photography 6370 Job.....Men, Wom. 7100 Job>-Men, Wom. 7100 Jo~n, Wom. 7100 Job>-Men, Wom. 7100 Jobs-Mon, Wom. 7100 Job....;Men, Wom. 7100 Job>--Men, Wom. 7100 ' 8000 CUSJ'OM PH01'0GRAPH'Y AOCOliNTANT-Bkkpr. P & 1 -• • E~ LNHALATION'· mERAPlS'I' , --:SECtu..'T.ARY• ~nlfl.f~ ·-- f,tc!tSOnabtc -Phone Conkin L. at.'CL'> Recelv. Ad:rnln. Cooks, exp1r1enc~ Mg r. f•st Engrg. t7M A.R.f.T. requJred. Apply Sales _ COOD 01ipoi•111nlty.f01" 1Jil•r1 17 PC. KING SIZE * 847--6745 * a.u.J.st. Srna!l Calif. 1:orp, ruLL OR PART nf-iE EE t'C<I. SUpervlse design & Pt'raonnel (714 ) 4!J9..Ull. So. ' ~titry, IV W()rk In llli;I BEDROOM • \ Salary open. 5~8-4533 dev, of spohlsijcated \C$t Coast ConununJty tl0$p. TRAIN EE J:l«l.'C{I N.B, Ad v f' r I l 11 i n g Large 9 drawer dre~r. m!r. Plaster!n9, Pa-tch, ADULT Bati)'slUer, my h • ..c; APPLY IN PEMON equip. torclec~mechanical 31B72 Coast tlwy, So. • ' ugcncy. All 11klll~ Incl. ror, 2 bed.~lde shtnd.11, Ki ng -~!~'r 6880 5 daYtt $25. Newpru·t Shores. sub-assemblie11 & computers. Laguna. 92677, A way for a high' school graduale 11hot1ht\ild rcq'd, Xlru salary slic headf»Jlrd. lru'inO, Quilt~ r J C PENNE M. 10 Be h l te lb b . & 001wflhJ. Undt•r 30. Ph: I • PA'rpt Pl..ASTERfNG• Re '•· . ~J'd. _ 64 6-8: 8 4 , • YS in. )'1'$ exp, ac a.1~a. Janitorial o en r e newspaper usm~ss G42-39IO ec. nmttress, ~l8. blank- All tyfX'_s. Fr~ esiiinatcs da.ys/i'.:vcs, Sat & Sun. n7l Ed' Co. pays fee · ft'e jobs 11lso. Matw"l' male ow r 21 yrs, ..:.:::_:::.:;:_______ cts, E'IC, Call 540-&2.:; 6·16-3698 •ng•r SUbmit resume lo ANGUS '3 hrs per nitc, ~ nitl'S. DAILY PILOT Settetary Choice of Sp11nii;h AIDE Mot hl'r, babyciu't', lie, Huntington Beach GORDON H.B. area. SJ&.8600, ElC•cutive Secretary or Modern St.11lc 10 A0M-4 PM, Mon.Fri. J .. R. Picree JANI T O"'S, WAXERS. $500 n10 to st111·1 ALL FOR $249 Plumbing 6890 hskpg .. 3 days a 'vk., H.B. ,.., ll)'Cti. l\1ahlt"-' ,t: re l . AssociatE;s Agency, toe. Exp'd only. Good pay & This highly successful local newspaper has 6 day \\Wk, litUe typing & No doi.vn pmts. only Sll !Tl("I. l>LUl\IBING REPAIR &J6-91>48. Outstanding company benefits 1885 Newport, CM 642-6t2:l working cond. Call aft 3 an opening for a trainee in the circulation 11horlhand, lots of rc sponsi-WELK'S WAREHOUSE No job too sma.llA '~SSl~ST~cc,AN=T~.1-1-A-N~A-G-.= E R EquaJ opportuni ty employer ESCRO\Y Otficer _ FHA/VA Pl\f, 543-9393. Sales area. Se1~cted applican t wt11 receive a bUities \vith mnjor Orange 600 \Y. 4th St., Sania A1u1 • 642-3128 • weckon,ds. l\Tatur(' woinan 1•.xper. Security P acific Na-JANITORIAL. Pt-Orne, .20 liberal star.ling salary, regularly schedul ed County firm as sec'y to V.P. Duily 9-9 Sat 9-6 Sun 11.fi -fot· 11ntllll fa.ndl» t y p P-COOK .. NIGHTS honat Bank Nev.'port Center hrs, niust be dependab!". raises, bonUB opportunities, and many frin ge 31~D~::~~l~l\I \ Ai~TIQUED Pecan \\'OOCI G ~ewing 6960 N'C.l'CaUonaJ club. Apply bet Some broiler exp. nee. OUit't'. 644.0113. Midge Ronds 839-0202. benefits such as paid vacations. paid group 540-5432 pc. dbl br 111.'I, l1kr ne\\', QUA -12·lpn1. Pat'ific s a n ds E.qua~ opportunity. cnU1loyer Kl-TCHEN-'--H-1--La-d--lo-insurance and a credit union. He will also be co1>t Wlfl sell s·ioo \V l r LITY Y-OU'vc ai'"'ll"S C ' I • e per, y r * SECY./ r.~:· . . . a nu J abuna Club. 8141 Atlru11a •· APPL\' • EXP D-Fu I Time general duties. Apply 1n provided a co. mpany car ·-v,tith personal use 4 J>C dbl br 11C!. like ne,v. wanir~. Drt•ssniak!ng -Hun!. Bth. 5.'lli--0183 . RECEPTIONIST altcratlQns l<ry Say, 1m3 --'-. · REUBEN'S Service Station Si.les1nan, person .. 829 Baysjde Dr. pr ivileges. cosl $300. itell $100, 1napl,.. Orange Avr., C.i\l, (;<1).129:.1 ARE YOU tuoe-up, brakes, cl,!.'. Al80 N.B. 613-4110 Galley Cale -• 1 Diiiil<e f'X p's, rf'Sll, wonu1n t11•in beds .... ,. , book s h e If AIRPORT GRAVEYARD *LADIES * 13-60, sl¥>W Applic ants .. rDu'st be 18, have a c.lean drivi ng lu,gl' Z>-4~) I girl nf.J;, Lt. hdbi'da $100. walnu! CREATIVE FA S'.HJONS-BEAUTIFUL?? ·lfrl7 :t.!AC AR'nlUrt 2 days w~~· Older man. SARAH COVENTRY Spdng r ecord,have a hi gh schooldiplomaand should shorthand, typi ni; GO \\1pn1, P~ckard Bell .stereo, dual For th~Y F:;;1~ta ~e l!'i; all 111 ihr eyt' or !he !Jr. NE\\'PORT BEACH Lorin s Ai:co & all sea.son j e we l r Y·. be reasonably clear or 1nilitary service draft. n<'curate, Varied dullcs. speaker. radio & re c . made lasbton:, ~IO~~slont holdl'r. Chrck 1he 1'V coni-COOK * * * J·Jarbor at San Diei:Q lo'rwy Absolu!ely no l.nvest'mt we Hours are generally 11 A.M. to 9 P.M., \Vith Be!!ut nl'\V ott in Nt''"'Pt. P!ilYl'l'. 1005' l.'OnsolP, ricw ------rnL you 11·atch and ir you ~~ULL OR PT. TU.tE 557-7585 train. 5Jl--8631 or 962-59S8 some Saturday overtime. Ccnler. Call Mrs. Brown turntbl S . white wroughl fl:<·l you 'r<' ai; prclly as F 1 T . 4!1.'°>-0786 any d;iy bc f 8 am'& i.ron glass toppzd !bl w/4 Tilt; Ceranl ic 6974 No Phone eau~ ac ory ra1nee *.LEGAL * If you are qualified and are interested in S.prn. ' chrs $~. TV 21" cablne1 -sornr of lhosr pcopll', call us. Apply in Pcn;on ~~cn1ale. 2nd & 3rd shifts, To SECRETARY *Vern<'. The Tile ~l;iri * CALIF. CASTING CO. "Ir SURF' & SfRLOIN * $2.25 hr. , • learning more about \\'hP.re this lraining SEC'Y -Gifl l"ri day. w'Y•"',.,. sz,·u",.,,:~1111u~,,•,~,,noss'"2· Cust. "·ork, i ns tall & rc11ah:s. is 00111inulng 1rs :.ll.'arcii fol' Jg3() Pacific Coast Hwy. • APEX leads, come to 305 N. El Camino Real. San 1'C'sponsible ror supporting 1 " "•' "110 · d N · b I I -CITY OF -Clem nt and ask f M S I 1·n lhe C1'r • ·I .. , .. ,, "•a•·k<l>"n" •u·"-.rg oc-cas. c r11 ea, en o )o 100 sn1all. Pla~tr1· eve1y1 uy rwople 111 IO hav<' Newport Bcac.·h E1nployn1cnt Agency' NEWPORT, BEACH e e, or r. ee ey • ""' " "0 ,,.u.. !bl I · h h Id . I I 1· D tm l • •ul••··g oil>-.. Typ>'"g, rl•···-s, 11.mps. n11sc. ousc o patio. Lraking sllO\\t'l' a ! 1·~irf' 10 work 011 'f'V ur ~--1873 Harbor Blvd, , cu a ton epar en , " " '"'· " .... • COOK-PQl't time latioo. 1,·1,·11f!, pl•O"e .• 1,,,1 bric-a-brae. 3-10-1 No. 1 Via n·rn1ir. 1111ld\•ling jobs: $7;, 10 $l2!l * BUSBO" I 'z block So. of 19th) 1-~ " " 0 l NB ~'I'"" r>C'r da,v. No ll·r> to ,von r ver. L .,_ "·A"3'"" $536-$651 per month ' bt rcliablc & 1n at u r e . por 0• · · ,, •• -.-·IUU· 1 ~=:'="=·'="~'~'8=4~:~~'°"=· =-=-• Jo'Oll ON CAI\1EllA * DTSHWASHER .,...,.. .w Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 Job~en, Worn. 7lOO Profcssional ex~r (,-rt'f 20 PC. "MADRID" Tree Service 6980 ,\UDITION * ALLEY \V£S1' 2ioo \V. FAT & UGLY??? Se-cretary to A.8$'1 City At----------NATIONAL Lcadrr in the l'C"IJ'rt M0-8061. 3 ROOM GROUP -----CALL 17141 835-8282 Oc_·_<'anfmnl. N.B. 67.'>--1.714 If you are, we probably can't tOMll"Y, requires 3 yrs of sec-A1ECHANIC-E:..xper ienced in entc rtainrnent lndus.try has * SEC R t:-T AR y , Fast FROI\f MODEL HOM ES BOB'S TREE SURGEJ{Y 10 A~1 !O 6 Pi\l COOK, female. expcr. Lunch· US!' you, retarial experience with 1 Service Station ,~·ork. Prefe.r in1n1('(iiate part-lin1e open-p11.l·ed, in1cr<"S!ins job in Includes: Quilted sola & i~ back offering U1e sarnc t , only -pIT'school, J days. CALIF. CASTING CO. year or responslblt> legal ov.'n tools. Apply Grant's iig !or tollege gil'ls 10 \\'Ork busy advc.rtising agency. chair, 2 end tables & collcc Fine Quality 'li'f'r ~rrvi1.:c !o.1IA1 U~E. R" s P~ n.sl b 1 ~ Cajl 646--0677. Is continuing it'!f seareh in stenographic work preferred. GuU 1740 Ne\-\'p!nt, Cl\-1. in our produe1ion & l\lu111 br brighl. 111.1ick, table, 2 lainps, dresser, mir- __ •_5t0-~7!1~_· _• _ _ ~Y1~,Sl ~··rS.· \~:iJ1~~.\I ~~r'.'nll'~ COUPLE Wanted lo nianagc Orange Co. for a variery·ot Ability ' to lake dictation al dis.tributing fncilitie.s, con· rnergrtic. Ty("lf' 60 \"pm, ror, headboard, quilted box PERRON'S 1'RCE Sl~RV. Nt'il'f:.Orl wr•st Ir act, rooming housr 1n Costa types, ror ivork In ntag, mo. JOO \VPt.f. Transcribe al 25 NCR Operator vt'niently loeated in I hr dictation desirr'.iblr . Across springs & niatn·css. 5 pc 01·naiiient.'.il Prunin~ F.i·i>s/wknd~ DS2-~:)u1. i\1l'sa. Retired l'O 11 p I e dellng, 1V comml's. & lnd, WPM &: Type at liO WPf.f. 3100 °1' 3300. A/P, A/R $450 Irvine Industrial Con1plcx h'Oen Bay Cluh. i\ilary Ann, dining roon1; table & 4 hi- ' . r J A \ ·1· · · per 1110. , nl'ar !he Oran;:c Co. a irpol't. 642-9'262. back chairs . . 1yrs1·xp. 6-12'..J;::.':-1 BABYf'l-rrF,'R-1'~ .. 0 .. ,., .. g pre c1TC<. pl. " ut1 1tiei; fil ms. Great pay, pt. lime. APE~ -------·~• • • " pro\'idrd. plus cash allow. \\'e al"(' cHenl paid, 110 fee. F?r c_OPY. of announcement & ,.; \Vi· offc· the opporh1nity for * SECRETARY * COMPARF: AT $740.!JS TREES, tl<'clg-cs, trim, cut, n101hrr or S n1 .. old boy, 'n'·". Call 644_1794 •It•• 7 N 1 hool appl1ca!1on, Contact Person. l-.;mployn1c.n1 Ag('ncy lull-tin1e sun1n1cr hours + $399 •l"'>•p• •••m j I I I "" R I'" N , "" .. • o a sc , 1~ H ho Bl d I Technical typinu, IB~t Exec, ., .... ~. • ovl'c, 1au Cf .• .., ,a vva or , 11·p ;u'ca. FR.EE nel OU1ce, 3300 Newpo.rt ,,.;, a.r r v . additional parl -lin1c u-s ., Nn 1lO\\•n l)n1ls. Only $16 1110 yrs exp. Fully ins. 6-12-!030. 673-3-187 aJ1 6. pni. Bl d N f1 Be h c~"f l ~§ block So .. of 19th) during regular scmest£'rs. 3-5 years rxpt•rienee. WELK'S WAREHOUSE DENTAL SST'NT · TV SCREEN T0 EST \' ., ewpo ac ' t14J . Ad I I' ,. I DON'S TH.EE SEJlVICE Al1 BABYSITTER N;'('dc;[rW.2 ~ A · pgsition PH·. Ill<) <>~= .....,,, 92660. 714 /673-663:::. ~~S-3426 Call 546-1940 for an in-vane.~ '111e ics, ne. types, Lille & Ins. Free Es-boys, nges 9 ,(. 7, own tran11. in exci!ing, preventive prog. ~~ !ervie\11 appl. 1231 Vit.·•o,~i7a.1b~l., C.1\1 , linlalcs. 642-5584. lttl! tinie. various sluJl,, CJ\.. r.1usl he e n I h u s i a s tic, 10 At.1 to 6 PM * Legal Secretary* Nursing ,,... ,, ='" 71 """' d,vnamit & able to niotivat!' FEr.tALE _Beauty Operator Plush office r.or sharp girl RN o r LVN OUR Cted[t union needs a f'.:quat 01)portuni1y cn1ployc1• hr. "'iO--:il . """'pie & have p-v deo•-' I ood k ll •· •'·I 3 I II 30 PM part-li n1c rxprr ht'l p cr. U h I t 6990 --"'"u ·~ U;U needed. Following p-1,~-w g s 1 s .. ·~.m• =. O : ' ' 83 ' -~7 Sl.CRETAl\Y P I ,. I p 0 s ery BABYSl'il'E~. R1•sponsiblc, exp. 962-3319. '"" • ld h 1 A 1 d ~·-1 kl 1 k ,,, Pl10llt' l\t r, Joh11son ..-J~~ :. . nr 1me, red. Part or rull time. Ed-\\'OU .c p. vai. imme 1: ~wv (II)'~ '"' Y., 1"' Chu 01· fl48--0739. girl.oh:. t•texiblc hrs'. i\1ust REVAS UPHOLST R Ol'•'l' Hi. ;\·l u~I lh·l' loca.l. DENTAL Assistant W i ll dy"· Co>'Uu-•. ~°'~3 a!ely, Start $550. Call Gerr1 mo'Jy. Chargr:. nul'Sl' of sta-. E y Ltr hsi\'k Ill-:!, ;1 day~ -"'~,'°=~~"'"""~-~~-·-\Vhite, 540-605.i lion incl. n1edicalion, \York PilARi\IACY Cl<-rk, r ti I 1 be thoroughly cxri'd to take Special ~e-uphOlstery Sale 612-6273_ , train bright young girl lo FIBERGLASS COASTAL AGENCY tinic, days, ~hU'( :SLG:"), t•harge or alt sn1aJI t.'001pany COUCH & ·Cl-I AIR, ('Oiliplttc --•. c,=~~.-~--assist dentist can 494-51.15 . '1•ith R.N. Supervisor. 2 Da.Yti ore. procedure.~. Sa 1 a r y fa bric incltidcd, $12:), + l:L"<. B~B\ SJ I"'fElt Joor 2 grt•at al.t 6:30 Wkdays. Anytime P~rni. Openings For . Expcr. 2790 Harbor Blvrt , C.f\<1. oi·ientation. _La_guru.1. ·1_!19_·22_l7. opcii.,i>-15--ti.'.106 C.i\t. Choosins;: Jroni our !$Cl •c!'on kids R .~. !I, 11ftn;; .. C.~f . '"'kcnds. -' ftberglass boat laminators, . HUNTINGTON VAl:.LEY POSTER Salcs1nc11 10 1r <1vel of mill ends ~· discon~·n 1 ·cJ 11.11:11, 111in. ts y1· old 5-·16-5022 chopl)C'r t un laminators. Lr!on hou~~rr·d 0 1~ es' CONVA.LESCENT 1his Sun1n1er. studen1 JK • * SECRETARY-GIRL FRI. SP ANT SH 9• custoin gold ' 1 uc ----------DENTAL Secretary · Recep. Growing Co., producing high · 1 L w n HOSPITAi. creative Dis!r's. :»18-6868. Full !in1c. Ap11ly at l r s · h kt ·I fabrics. Up 10 S12. f>l'r yd. BABYSl'il·F:1R. L1ivc1in. Rn1 .. tionist. Exp'd. mature, with quality RFP Products. 35 trans._$28 wk. Bal boa &y 17141 842 5551 • PUNCll PREo-C--g • f..lacGrcgor Yacht Coqi. ve vet 50 a, panis coc a i 600 \V. 4th St., Santa Ana i\1AT011NC 9' couch I: chair, rair 'l'Ond. olive & blue; Cur1is Matht>ll stereo • Af-1/Ff\<1. walnu t: 2 Con1p l e l e 11vin beds \\'/lxllsters ,i;, orange sllp t'Overs: serv. cart: ML~c other items. :t2CM. Jlilaria \\lay, NB. &12-7394. values., Vast selt.'Clion fJr board, s11u1 t ~1. ?>rs. Pen-good judgnten1. Newport m in. from Costa Mesa. Club. 548-2479 -~ table, g'lass top %" x 36" h r b . d. 1· Id 10~, V· I '''' .. CM e \VORKING FORE>lAN e 1631 Pl:icenlla,_C.il_L_ x 60", heovv gold leaf base. ot er a rits at Jl:ieounl 1c · i• a ti ia. ·1 · ai-ea . Call 5.JS.8395. Phone (213) 636-9376 for in· Nurslng ·~ prices. ,.-.BANK TELLER DENTAL As.<rt -chairs!de. terview. Parabam, Inc., 2017 REGISTER ED NURSE tlave you had 3 yr.'i of SERVICE STA. MEOIANIC. Chair in green velvet. QUALITY \VORK?llANSl-l!P \li/Expcr.. P/TiniC'. c 0 0 d Exp'd. Expanded duties. HB Las Henn!l.ll,:ls, Compton. MACHINISTS t.C.-C.C.U. r e cent Puneh Pr('ss Brak<'s -tune-up -alig nn1cnt ~1:~;~ !~~~~:~~gs:~n~~~ ' Phone 67.1.Z'j9..J, Ballina !'alal')'. Xl11'1 "'orkini::: t"Ond. ofc. 968-5782 anytime. 90221. Equal Opportunity E.xpanding unit , Challenging supervisory ur srl U!J ex-Top pa)', hi "01· station. Sacrifi ce-niake _,o (fe r Free Est., Pickup & Dcliv. Ariply in f)('rson lst \Ye:;lern Employer, Exp erimental opportunities. continu ing ed. per.? hn1.mf edd ia11· oper~1i.ni; Corona del r.1ar Shell Scrv. ~36-87o<J ·\h FABRIC SA LE' Bank, lii!J3:: Goldt'nii·esl llB. * Q.ENTAL SECRETARY * _1 COO Sa for qu11 l 1r n1an . op 2.'JOl !·:_ Coasl .Hwy,, Cdi\1. · · Send resume to Box M-10l3 w FRY K • -t & sun. High School education or ucation program. Contact 1va.gcs & b<'ncfits. 1'.lu~I he 67:l--O~i3..~, CUST0:\1 QueC'n headboard TJOO Blue Chip s 1an111 s el' BANK 'J'F:LLEI'!., ex-The Daily Pilot, N.B. Day Shirl complelion o( reroi;nized ap.-Director of Nursing, Miss able to setup pro:.:ressiv" ---------& 1natching b c d s p re ad .' FRE.E. 2--pc diva_n & eh<.til' JW'rlcnccli, Fu.II I i 111 e, Ask for Wayne prcntice&hip p 1 u s e"•hl Irene Snyde.r So. Coasl Cotn. dies, and lo do 111int1r loo! SE_ i\1 I-I~'' 1 i I'!' d. n~ an Qualify 5 pc gan1c or dining ~ $60, includes rabric & hibor. Plt<ase cl!!! 71.1_530-9371 DENTAL Bookkeepc'r & RANCHO SAN JOAQUIN y•ars shop ~"""'rie'nc,"" in munity Hosp. 31872 Coa~t ~ r il• Prrr lliv;h P ,i r I -1 1111 e n1a111lcn,111c·l'. · I All '"·ork done in ;; days. . . . lnsuranct>. Part time. E:\11'd. GOLF COURSE ""'"" Hwy, So. Laguna. t714/ •5,1,~?1 g".'a"d'u;>c ,,. h, .. '·'"'' Call Salunl;iy 10--1. 51_8--3161. set, pr. red velvet chairs. Free estimate. 821 _547,1 BARl\IAID. Au.r., b1k1n1, top c u 64 2 '""ll Culv-"""d m an u 1: a c I u r in g pre. ...,.,. • " " 1.:rystal ehan<lelier, r>or1. blk !~=~~~,=··---pay. SASSY LASSY. 2901 a 4--456 ....,.... "' '""" cision parts. 4~1311 Ext 356· direct J or 4 n1cn. Ap11ly-SHOE SALESMAN & white \j" TV . All items, -\ JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Harbor, C.M. 495--4900 eve. * DISHWASHER.*' Days. 8 Newport Beach NURSES: RN's-11 lO 7:30 J\t ASfER SPECIALTIES \ I:::->fK'ricnroI only. Bct1er lil<c new . 11 u n t in g t on .\ lo 4:1\1. S2. hr. DILLMAN'S (Irvine Branch) w·u ~ hi . . a-•h'•ft lull "-• "·ll•I 1640 Monrovia Avr. 1-:rade famlly shOt' sture. Ap. Harbour. 21l : 59'l·1062. Job Wanted, M en 7000 * BEAUTICIAN * 801 E;Balboa Blvd. Balboa. 1 pei·ionn .precision ma. '" ' ·~·""'· """· Costa b1csa 1•ly in ""rson 1n.2. Nr. UCI m-0112 chi ning work lrom blvn· RN-3 to 11:30 pm. Xtnt 1 N"' S S E SELLING OUl: All maple. EN ERGETIC 1-ligh School Young, a~tr~cllve lady with See Chef. , FULL or PART TIME. Earn prints, sketches and speci· stllary & be ~ef i t s. Equal opportuni!y empoyl'I' I NE HO S Round dropleaJ tbl, 6 ch~. Graduate age. 18 seeks run s~me hairpiece: expc.r. No Draftsman up to $5. per hr. FULLER ficatioru;, __ 4da,pts ,a!;ld -~,: .. Pal ~tr es t Convalescent * R·&CEPTIONIST * South Coast Plaza, C.l\t. -h1Jtch, desk, rockers daven-'• or parl finie emp!oynit•nL clicntele ~u.lred, Salary from $140 wk BRUSH, 546-5745 provis(!s gjmple\~ rn'i'Jer-Hospital, 13075'~ekblrtl St. Good omity. for sluu:p· gal. SERVICE Station Salesman. port, color TV . refrig. Some machine shop l.'X!)Cr. 4:/or_ <;<>mmission. Exp. with structural steel Gal Frida-y $600 ately complex ' loolin( 1 a nd Garden Grove. · Pre(. exp'd, Othl'r duliei;; graveya1·d shif!. Pref. exp'd 111ashcr. beds, Jots more! 5;il--86.'i0. Call Ski 616-3808 drawings, Ex ci ti n g, expanding co. fixtures to complete el(P.eri will incl. typins;:, riling. l"ull old,cr 11111n, F ull !imc, 2590 Call 548-861 1. . 1' COLLEGE Student riPi::irC's *BEAUTICIAN, for busy, APEX Building beautiM new ores mental machining as&lgn.. JiJ INlllOft ~ co bcneflt.s Apply: Ne1vport Blvd. N.B. See EL}~C Range $25 Mirt'or '"'ork on \vknds in sunltn<'r flO!~ulll.l',priced C.1\1..sa.lon. E n1ployn1ent AgenCy Some typing,etc .wonderlul Jllent. . O.,. •• t'" ·---• JENSEN MARINE. Jcm 3-~a n e tl cd ~<'r c en : ·j Anything legi t. 5 ~9 -l:'i!l i P.i1d vac. No chenlelc 1873 Harbor Blvd. variety job. Top benfs Call Recent experience on t.rll.cer perSOOO&l 235 Fischer St .. C.J\1• SLIM GY;\1 sal<'s. Easiest relrige1·ator. 1nirrored bu(· Tom re<(d. New grad wele,:omc. r•2 block So, of 19th) Miss Verna, 557-6122: Ab-mill, jig lxtre a.nd Hydri>tE'I ~·ce~ionist to $500 \Vtcy to cxercis~. Lo~c inches rct, cocktail 1bls, cpts. 1· NEED A GOOD HELPER'.' Call the Manager. &l6-TI86. 548-J.126 igail Abbot.Personnel Agen-prefetTed. ... 8QB0CV VOod typing, F/0 appear· \\'li.houl dirling. It k~l.s ~2962. ,~ High School athlete nrcds BEAUTY SalQn . (rorm.erly EARN MON"£Y with shoes cy, 230 W. Warner, Suite 211, 833 Dover Drive ance, beach area. Call 1.-0-good. it works & sells like CABLE Spool 1abl(', all ~1 Summer job. Ph: 346-9:-:58. Roy Alvarado Hal.I' Stylists) that sell themselves. Call Santa Ana_ ' Ne,vport Beach raine Westcliff Personnel bananas. in bunches. J{]()(,l_i wood, :r in diameter, ap- for sale or lfNl.sc, Easiest 515-6697. CALL OR APPLY 64.'l-387D Agency,204.'fWestcUffOMvc, ---financing;-Bee Sn y d rr, prox 1 1 ~· high. Beaut. r e Auto :i:ervicc cashil'r, pericnced prefrrred. • * 4911-1131 .. ~ l'x-°'terms. IH2-6523. _;_.:.*_;_~D~R-IVE~~R~S=--*,.-e GENERAL HELP. e (ll~ ~o~: 155 N.B, ,645-2TIO 54:1-i494. resin-finished top. $10. Call ? BEAUTICIAN. 333l Harbor Blvd. Sr. Acct ..... to $11,000 *'RECEPTION IST • TELEPHONE Solicitors for &12-1724, ~ves . Some ctlentele .prefecred No Experience r·un or part time. Age 19-31. Costa Mesa, Cali f. Min. 2 yrs exper in n1!gr. • GENERAL OFFICE reducing salon, $2 ht up. DINING Roorn 5Cl--6 chairs Vaca tion pay a.13-5063 N I Six mo's residency ~uired. BS/BA in accounting !or 65 wpm. Xl nt opp. lo S.'ilO. :rtic l.osl'l's, 1799 NeWport & 'ttati'Je. Pecan , Wo od , Job Wented, Women 7010 BREAKFAST ecessary. $3.85 per ht. Call now -xln't so. o.c. firm . H.B. area. Ph: J213) 5:~1·7420 Ave, c,\1. I • L ,niugahyde seals. S215 or Must have clean Califorrila Jim Thon1pson 956-2871 MISSILE SYSTEMS . RN. Calif license,, UPM--8 •. J\1t1"'"'"•.' make offer. 5~6-3242. H 0 U SECLE1\NING, E:->p COOK driving record. Apply B anch M•r $1500 to • ' .1. oil! 1 YELLOW CAB CO. * HELP * · DIVISION r • · · AM. Per111. Appl}' i,n '} ~.' , •i•~ BEAVT Early An1e r lcan 386 E . l'lh St. $12,000 person; 1-lunUngton B.t;act\ T,vpi .. 1r' of·"" l.nV01';e.ll. "Oil sota.. $8.1; S\vivel rocker, $3 55 HR SALARY ATLANTIC G'd administration ba<k· c ,, l H p 1-2 -~ tt~ Ml ·1 o 1 Costa Mesa • • onvouescen 03 • 01,, 181\1, Good oppor1 unity. .,...... sc 1 ems. ays on y, 12 MEN SEARCH ground. Knowledge of 'tbc Delaware St., H.B. -~150 young lady. for odd Jobs Experienced, References, 1Vcekdays i\lclissa, •191-90li. Full 1ime. Hours 7-3:30. Rm 215 BENTON'S COFFEE SHOP o'~o~M~E~s~·1=1=c~H~,-.. -"-.. -,-,.,~. -,~_~31 133 S, cOa.st. Lagu~ Bch. Engineering NEEDED NOW RE P.farine Electronics field =""==-~---~ h•lpful. RN roe ICU, "I shina, Xlol CLA·YAL CO. HO)JSEFUL. or oow model <1ay11. own 1.ru nsp. T!t'fs. 646-5231 art 5 ~1 . *Bookkeeper/ A.P. * If ·you havt' a conslruction background, this is the job ior you. r·ast advancemenl, good pay raises. Start S450. Call Gerry \Yl:til'-', 5-40r60:>.'"i. Other Fl'E' & Free Jobs Perm. employment. delivery C ti• " ~...ii & .. _ • ..r:.p -orpora on working .....,. .... s. 1.fn\'._·. l.?fh •. pr u-......._IA , . , e furniture. Rt>g. $683. -drivt'r, order dept., with contact Director of NURS-;; '"', ...;f~A~;t;Ar ~mw .. ..,S.197. 894-4417 o r AIDES -ror coovall'scrn1'f'. elderly C/\f'l' or fan1 ily c;u'f'. Homen1akers. 547--668 \. -SURVEY - INSTRUMENT ,-MAN-' s1ereo-TV Co, Must be neat F /C Bkkeeper ... $600 c M M 'al R cv~ ,,,...., A D.,, •. ,·00 of J'--ING, . , emon osp. •• _ t11nd uggresslve, and over "'' Xln't oppor. fur advanceinent ,,.2 2734 , · \\ • .,.s ... w, 19. Co. will train, Susquehanna Corp. w/land developer & subsid-"'' -' " E<JUlil.oPPbrtunfty ertl.ploYer CUfl'Oi\1 \Yood bar burnl orange leather with haod i1:io. B OOKKEEPLNG-Gen'l of· f.icc. Exp'd, "'ant pc1·n1. position 646-213·1 a{!rr ~ LETTER MdrC"Ssing, fold ir1g or ill5Crling in n1y honH'. Personnel Oept. !156-2870 . iary. Gd working cond 's, + -H 0 U..S E K'E E p E R Equal opportunity employer fringe benefits. - See Betty Bruce al TECHNICIAN \Va n I e d • rail & 3 bar stools, COASTAL AGENCY 2790 Harbor Blvd., C.i\t. 67~fiti..'i BOOKKEEPER -Part time, DENTAL HYGIENIST ila1ly. Exper, req'd. ·Retir- Avail l\f.a y Jl.26. 540-1481 ing,OK. 1\1/F. 675-2926 11rt 3, Jobs-Men. Wom. 7100 abilitie s anlimite o agenc y TRISH HOPKINS •18)1: i:;, 17!h, Su1\r 2'1·\ C.1-f 642.1470 BOYS CARRIERS WANTED Dana P oi n 1, • Capisb'ano Beach, AJ;es lD-1'1. '"'. CONTACT JOHN HEIM 492.4420 BOY$ 10 • 14 CarrieT Routes Open tnr . Laguna Beach, So. Laguna DAILY PILOT 642--4311 CITY OF ' NEWPORT BEACH $684 to $131 month Plan and supervise field surveys, Research gran1 s. deeds and other records: opernle survey equip- ment; draw and redUt.'E' field no tes. REQUl Rl-.:MEN1'Si l-liJ::h School J?Tnduation '"'ilh coursr \\'(Irk in niath<'- 111al 1cs and r!raf1ing, lhrre y('ars rngincering ~urv1·y \\'Ork, valid Calif. drivers licens1•. Reliable housekeeper ·f o r MAIDS Newport Beach (D o v e r LIKE HOU S EWORK? Shores) waterfront home Permanent resident Laguna needed fron1 J uly I to Octo-Beach wanted for maid bet 1. one day a week ofL work 6 days/week. 4~D96 Must Uve in, be able ·10 e MAIDS-lmmed. openings. drive. and be reasonabJy Top wages; lunch provided. good cook. One adultj n res. 1Musl apply in person, idence. Box M-1001, DAILY Jamaica tn'n Motor }fotel, PlLOT. 2101 E. Coast Hwy., CdM. HERE'S JOHNNY'S MAID, apply in person. New Family Restaural11 Tahiti Inn Motel SOON TO OPEN! 4.50 Victoria, CM FULL OR PART-TIME MAI~HSPKR. $400. rno tu Broiler Cooks-Tray Girls start, N.B, a~a. for widow. Bus Boy~-..Cashicr~ i\:ust have ref's. 67.:.-0825 Dishwasher-Phone Girls J>'ine ror S!uden!s & MAINT. MAN Housewives. Apply I n e For Janilorial du.Lies Perron. Daily 9.5 Pr.1, Ask e Full litn(' • 6 days 1 ........... ~~~~i':::~ C AS 111 E: RI SALESGIB.I.. ArPJ .. ICATIONS niusl llf• for Eric Peterson, Tl-fgr 125 e Mon. thru Sal. e e ACCOUNTING Par1 11111c. Brighi, 1'11· lilr'rl by July lrd, 1970 Baker. Cl\1. e 5:30 AJ\1 _ 1:30 P t.I CLERK thus111S01• (12-2·I hti> prr '"'kl ;irnt n1ay br ob11:1int'd HOUSEKE EPER, Part time, e Apply In !)E'rson Two lo fivr years di•lallc<l Incl . Sat'~. ~~xp'd. ont~. a 11-r r o 111 Pcrsnnn1•I, ::JOO 1wice a week. Must have Tl-1cDonalds Hamburgrrs accounting expcrient:1., J;rMl\I 1ily Ir\ iwrson, Btick Strccl, Nr1l'port Blvd., Newport you r own transportation lo 20362 Beach Blvd., H.B. with ligurrs Cost ac('ti:, e~. Nu Z:J fashiCJn Island, N.H. Bearh, Calif. 02660. (714! Corona del f.1ar 675--0993. (Corner of lndillllapolis St.l pe_1'. desired·. l\1:ust knt1"' IO CllAIRSIDE Denlrtl Asst. 673-6633. 1-l~PRS Emplyr pa)'!I fee MAN Wanted. Perm, part kev & colculator. Full lin;c, cxf)t!r Jll'e l. '\'rite George Allen Byland Agency · time for early morning GATES LEARJE T ll'lJ! 1111plicatiou. 2.t l31 • £1 1---------106-B E. 16th, S.A. MT-0.195 newspaper delivery lo CORPORATION Turo 'JW, Sui1c 213, 10:1 Toro. • ESCROW ho · N rt Be h Ji OU S EKEEPER.-Babysilt· mes in ewpo ac . STATIC PO\YER DIV. Ca . II I I Musl have late model, big ~· s R!I h<y SI -o==-==cc-•17.'-o-C: OFFICER • er, ve n, ma urc. perm, .J.VU.J • c · · CLERK. \f('n1ale1 ull 11me immedlale. 9G2-548G car & be dependable. Call santa Ana. Calll. tor retail stoff'. Ca 11 * H 0 U S EKEEPER•Full I.. A Tu\IES, 642--4800. Equal opportut1lly cm()lO.)IC'r 673-3450 ask for Bill or p-,·1'o• av"'labl• lo o"" MAN t I I "! I I 00 "~ 1· " "" '" "' ti.me. E)lpcr. pref'd .. or will i 0 ass s "gr., OC:8 *Accountant S~0,8 , ~· C.osta r.:1e&11 office for per. lrllin Call &42-8044 appllance store. ~-tust be possibly n1orr. (,d 1!"11 1 COMBINA,,TION , ronnble. \veil.groomed, ma. · neat ap~aring. Call 9 A~1 a.ectg t>:>.-P. Sopervi.srfl P<l~· REC EPTIO~IST ture -individual. Minimum 3 HOUSEKEEP_ER...Llvc i n · to 10 AM ()nly: 496-2383 b·11· l ~t · B ~ l I ..,, 1 for elderly couple. Mature roll~ 11ng, n ·· ~. ··. & P AYROLL C ERK yrs. sac essrow a.,.,. oan "'oman pref'd.642-6661 MA l NT E~A ~C E ?lfa,1. or BA. rr:q. StBblf' 1..'l}inni 1 f\111 ch11ry,c pnyroll including j p~ssing exper)cru::e ri-1-=:.,::,~==~=--~ mature semi roftrnd, f'Xpcr. mfgr. 111 S8n!~ A~-. f»\.Vl'O!! lllXl.'S, 1Ju1ies _ fyp-qtnr~. HOUSEKEEPElt-25 to ~ 6AM-2PM. Sun. off. Plrasc F'rt'I' • No l C'<.: imt rll\ng &· l"l't.'t'ptioni:;I. Call btwn S..lOam wkdys, apply Lone Ranger Rest .. CATV expcr., beach area. Call 831)..1337. m fl Coutac1 Qµr off, 60-3260. Legal Sec'y ... to $550 ijj C xec WAITRESS~S**"J\* NAUGAHYDE Hideaway befl Z..fln. 1 year Calif. Law. Pro-, ~EidEN . W9fJ.h $S0 will .sacrifice for bate, bnnknJptcy & civil big Agency (or tareet· GiJ·ls { N"i~ho~) c$ c;.EO .;-~uenl c on d ition . helpful, 4.10 W. Coast HWjJ, N~. './\PJ!ly_ Jn--:Pcr;on - By appoint. &l&-i93!1 SURF .~ SrRLOlN E'rl-IAN Alle n maple desk S•c'y , _ ........ to $500 1 ,,;,..,..,..,.,.,....,,..~~ 0,30 P .1. "-· 1 ,1 111/bookease, type 1v rt r ~ I h .. -, ,,., ac1 IC ....,.._., ~ i1•y, ''bl<. XI"> ·-,~. $9 ' . Gin Friclay . or usy t'Onstr, * Sales Engr 13M " ,,.u "" " • Ne,vporl BeaCh ~ • .., ~i -. 11ales orr. 5' day Wk incl 's Car furnished. International ,,.,~"" Sat. & Sun. Heavy typing, org. needs man for Or~c WIG STX-LIST t.!"_N~U~'S!J=A7L-. 7Lo-,-.-,~,,-w-,-tu-nl~y SH helpful . Co. -. San Diego' arCa. Deg. ~pru-onfy. ~100 • ''. labte. Resin top. Attrac., pre(. 2. to 3 yrs sale! exp. WOMi\N To \llDrk in feod1 j?09<f lor 1UPt' or 'f'V, etc. Sec'y . , .... • · · · · · $500 • Must have elcietrohle '.c6n: ·• t'Ohi.:~s. at 0. C:4 'Fair t<.S8-l42-172<\. For· ad\•erti~ing ~lgr. 6!°> ncctor bkg!'.ii<J , 'co. pays fee. Grounds, on wkend~. School cE~x=rR7A~l~-,,-,~,w-l_o_"""~-. -,.~,. c.w.p.n1 .. Sii 'hC'lpful · no1 ft'C jobs al!IO. Subn1it re-cafeleria expcr pref. Call fC<' table. end table, TV mandatory. Gd\.~J>C:uranC<' sume to ANGUS GOflDON. 642-9006. !;CJ, eouch, P!r.:. 2144 Orange & pcrsona.lity a must. J. R. Pierce \VOJ'v!AN f'or:,1 ~rug ~ ~No. C:, C.1\1. ~ssociatcs Agency, Inc. wqA('!'~MA.Ap,. te Boitl:e.0Ut11 -!hldc,,_~ •. -w-,-,-"""~·, Bkkeeper ........ $450 Must be attrac1., ~ood w/ [lf'OPlc &: willing lo accept responsibility. Gen'I Ole .. , .... $450 t Girl Ofc. in Corona dcl Mar. ?ifust be dt'pcndab\c. NCR 3300/Bkk•I"' $450 AJP, AIR, cash disl. & misc. bkkeeping. A/ P Clerk ... $425-$450 Constr~ bck~nd prer. Type :1(1 e.w.p.m. Pol!t invoices, prcx.'f'll!I payoble1t. Inv . Contrl Clerk . $400 J\1in. 1 yr cxpcr, Kardcx. ,r A/P Clerk ....... $400 Type ;1(1 c.w.p,1n. for xln't Cosls ~le!la firm . 1885 Newport, CJ\f &12-6721) Pl,04~, Da1Jy¥iloL g $5$, I Bdrn1 set twin beds, SALES WORKING ·MOfher n~s ni!\hogany $100. &12.om. DOUBLE EARNINGS! 'cl~t: carr tor 7 yr old girl. I TWIN Beds $25. chest ;20, Ai'I a11 associule of, and un-5~ys a wk, my hon1e. <!ITS.~<'r $•ID, sofa & chair der the aegis of prolessional Sl5. Teenager OK. 642--0723, $100. 511...Q.1;,2 or 548--7134. !lalrsman and .financifll t;y-YOU NG Men lS-2."> who \\'ant VERY NICE 8 fl. SOf'A. coon l.f. W, Dwight , l'etlO'"'n-to learn a trade in ihe GOOD condition $50 . ed Calif. R.E. broker and moving & storage business. 5-iS-4308. entrepreneur, you will learn Nttd 15-20 men. If in· .~==~-~~-- how you muy succeed in-terf!stcd, call bctw g am WVELY Floral sofa. n(!Ver stan!ly. CAW.: &: 12 noon, 54;,._7}j9. u~. Sl25. Match. love scat J\tr. Stanley 1714! 8$·3211 ~---------$75. Pvt pty. ;,30-8337. Open 7 Dayii Scnools-lnstructi'>n 7600 REDWOOD Patio fur n . SALESLADY for Jew<' l r y -Lounges, chairs, ta.bles .$50 Store. Some ex.per. l'~·d, AIRLINE [or all. 427 1'~rancist.'O, NB * PH: 548-3402 • SCHOOLS • COMPLETE Houselul of lovl'ly rurnilure. Used only SELL Amwuy Products pf.Ir! PACIFIC hy aduHs. 5"9-l058. or foll lime from hQmc. Day & Night Classes 54~2158. 516-noo. a.13-65% * SECRETARY * 610 i:. 17th SL. Santa Ana Mature, well groomed. ac- FT'", Prov. eorfee table $60, 2 n1atchin1;' chairs $30 each. lamp, lrg., $2.1. 962-.1127. STEP Tables. chairs, knee hol<' delik. set of china. 673-3648. rce .lob~ Al~ . and l.'Ompur!ng p 9 y I' 0 I r. XI.NT. FRlNGL BENEFITS a.riylime 1vkends 5.'lfr234.5. 17502 Beach Blvd .. H.B. J. R. Piere&! , l"ront offir<' aJt[>l'arancc. 40 • HOMEW.ORl\."EltS WANTED MARINE MACH1NIST P /Tlmt positions ~!l(l(;~IN i\gl'!~, ~11. :72!) hr. Ilk, t'ringc bf'!'li'flls. Otlly PlcM(): call Rod Lewis (Eovmoi:>e Addressen), to handle general machinc:':ry Gc.n'I Ofc, 3 hrs day curate typb1t, Sl10rtl18nd <it LEARN To fly -~ !Kilo, S14 ~peed wrilin~ 11nd know-thlal, no othf'r <.'OSts. Darr ledge ol medical t('J'mlnol· ,8<1 ... Z-ji=7..,1!6'----·-- ogy. \VESTMINRTElt COl\lt.tiJNITY TIME FOR MOVINC, a.tust sell, Btu & wht lxh111 M!t, n1gs, bulfct. 67N tn. 64~163. 1$85 Ne\\ipotl, Of 64 --0 l'.xpcrirnti'tl nt'C'd epply. for a.ppointn1cn1, (71~ Rush stamped. s e l f-a d· MARINE ENGINE Keypunch, ~vc1 ACCOUNTL~G CLER.~. Contact ?i.-f~. F.:ftrJ, ~-IF.RA. 642.>iTit. drcisried "n velope. MECHANIC J.;)lcc, Se<:'y/1 Girl Ole Req's 1--2 yr11. e~r. in 1'0N UEACH INN, Zt.112 Pa. L ANG 0 ON \V O R L 0 . , . Cen'J Ofc \Y/ll te t;yplng. l\tect hi-vol aCt"H:.. 11 c c ! :1 • clfic Ctio~t J.J...,:v .• llut1li"8· -GLENDALE -TRADERS: P.O. Box ll27· Must be rchable Ir. rntp d. in ini: thf': publlc, Sal &. Sun. paJIAOlr. £DP ~Xflf't'. 1,,n IJ;Jtt~h. ! FEDERAL SAVINGS AZI Redondo Beach, CaUf. 1~ mar\ne flcld. LIDO only, (fullcrton Art!AI '"' C·" · •111• Ro•wr -~ _ _ SHIPYARD, fKK> Lido f'arkl"'"""""""""""""""'""' __hclpi.w. aJl-.'..Y~ 16-ol'l .~ OON''I JtniT WISH rar---~ R.cst:iui·0&nt Ofc.:_!_ "_;__ furnt1hl!'1¢S for your hon10. Turn your "Surplus .. !n!o Dr., N.B, 673-77n. ORDERLIES: 7 lo 3:30 pm. Turn thoi<e \VhUc EJrphnnts fi nd Jrt'ti r huy,t in lfKl'll.Y'll 18.U NF.\VPORT O.LVO. "Cel!h." ivilh a Dslly Pilo' Turn lhr'lst' Whit<! 'EltphJLnls &hifl, P11 lmc t e!l t Con. into cll.l'h thru a Dn.lly Pilot CliU.,\liPU Ad~. COSTA ?ttESA Cluiiilro ad. Ca.II IOcltQ'! lnr-0 cash. lh.nl 1 Dally Pllot vale8Ctlnt 1'10!!ptlal, 130i5 Oimn-a-linc Ad! t .; -6f2.-.5678 Dlmo-1-l1ne adI I Blackbird St, Gardc11 Grovj! 1 -( -llOSPITAI. - Ca.II 847-7807 or 11p11ty Personnel OCpL 17772 Beach Blvd ., llun1lng1on Seo.ch~ - U!SC Dhn"'°A-L1n,.. Atli:; to buy OI" ~ti "Budgcl Prlt0:d" merct\andlse , ' . 9UICK CASH · THROUGH A D~1LY PILOT WANT ADS MARBLE Sink~tops. sinb Included $1~. Sn111.ll \YOOd hurtet $20. 64&-'rn3S. , I GLASS Top~d table, 30 x 00. ,, ... l{laAA, heo.\ly Cb.l'ved- '"ood bMe. $175. 644-0658. 0 11'.\l 612~ for RESULTS • . l ) . • I • ) ' ' I " j I. ' . · ,. .. • t l I L I I I I \· I !· • .. . • • ' • • • • ' ..... • f' . "'' •.. .. " J. ' .- • r.' . . ... ,~, :-" •• fJ1 ' t· ' / t.1 • ,.o I I . : . ;~. •• .... ,. , ·. r . . ·-. ' .. . ·" " " , .. ' ., " . • ..·y ' " . " . :· ' 'f "' .. .. .; • ' •·. -· ' ', ... . . , i,. ~' ... • -<;""· • --.-. ~; $. 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I you appreciafe the fact that he buys._sells., dellven,,~~~ reco~-c~' •: .. \ · .:1 lects and tries·to make a profit on his smqll business ~oJ,f.e 1 ·~"';~~.~~ .. )4 .Z ~n his pHrs are playin9. He's quite a fellow, that yount busi-M · ' wlfo delivers .your newspaper. Get acquain~ with hlni ~·-you;t;_:;, . -. -. . _., why we're so ·proud of him. We have 700 more lllce him del!verint tlle " " • ' , I I • ~ ... " •• , ' . • • .• ' • • .. ' 1 ·~ . '. • • • • I l . I I ' i ·I ! '·"·;-;;~:":,"'..., ..... ,,..~--~--<l··~ ... \-~ ..... ~-...... -·-.-.~· ... j ' ' " .. ' ! . .. \\ ·' •••• CAiii? . "C . . "L " A 5 - • I ' . I · . F E I ' • D 6 4 2 •• •• 5 6 7 8 c.r., Rest•urant I014 TAC<» lltt "'-'°""" In pd "'!04. SIOO. Call~ . FRIGID.AIRE 500 lb. cube iC"e IQIChlne, 3 yn old. $550. 4M-1441 Mr. Bra.ck . ORANGE ·· ! ---~ 1 -~'.I• ·coASTf- 1•111 --leadin • Marketpl MllCHAHDISI l'OA SALi AND TRADI . . . . . . . . . .. . ... • . MIRCIWIDIU-POil SALi AND TUlll ( • • . • ' • I I I l I,. fOlt • ' ' \ ... ~..... . ~.~ ~ ..... , ...... ·1 •• \ .._.,. .-....• 1 .... ~·~ ,..,.· ~ ... • ·-. .l.. .. . .. ' " .... , ~, .... <;;:, .. . .. ...... . ·' ~ •\ .... .. ' I. ) .. ~ .. Hen's How YDll I:. U.. 0.. ,_.,_ Dime· A ·Linn • lriot thom w ""'"them with co<roct cHh te w fllf fN!" 4 conWinlent ofllce1. e Ne llvutOck. pt'Oduco or pl1nts. • No_,.......,i.1 oc11 .u.....i. e Eodl lt.m mutt bo p.-lc.d with no lt.m owr $25. -c...u ......... .,..,. ... BOAT Hook $2. Boudin&: Al.MOST new double m&I· REAL CUte Pupplet. 7 'Ntt'kl '59 Ford Wqon VI Motor ladder $4. C&mtta $1. Jct tfttl1 &nd sprl~ $25 V.'hite old. l male. 3 t~males. $25. Rest of czr $2). ~ crusher · Si Electric can dttp.ple11ttd vinyl head Poodle • Shelly cross $5. Che-v6aUckmotor$25. Rtst ope:ntr $2. Clock radio S5. board and frame Sl a &M-11•:z. ol car US,. :~1 ·Plymouth New tablecloOt .$3. Girl's Bedsp~ad S3 Portable sew· ENCYCLOPEDIAS $25 ChUd motor 25. trans. $25. Relit clothlfle. JD--12, 2 s c -s s. !n& machlM SID Oil pain tin~ RI s22. Bookcues StO and of nr S25. m So. Cout Women'• siu 16 $1~15. 1n ~~-can't<! framt $ti $14. 2 vol large Dictionary Hlway l.e&"uoa Beach . 1'o)'I ,X...15c:. 6 high back 6T>S.W S12 Vibrator chair $25 Ford BW\'ttn 5 and I P.M. C..1h dining chairs. $12 each. Qc. SCUBA tA11k sza Baek pack flathead 3-2 mainfokl $10 S Bellybo&rd1. kneeboards cuiona.I table SID. 30 \o\·eight fl5 Boat $2.'> Rqulator $25 KI •-9360 all 1i2e1, n.2.50 • _ $2.3'. oil 25c qt. 1006 Sea LaM, Ladies yellow gol~ . Bulo\'a SAILS. cotton. rit Albalro!is 499-4153. POOL table wilh ball Rck and stand for and cues $2i 962-.7689 BLENDER $2 Scales f1 Pic- ture S5 2 bake oven SS Books 10c DoU 35c Erector "t P ~ fat fryer S3 Crib IS aotnes 5c·75c 1.an"lp shade• 50c Game• lSc-U Pota paJW 51)c.Sl Electric toothbnu;h S2 Place mats 4 for Sl Round t.able cloth 35c Swlng set S8 FrOltinr; cap 75c Antique wMger $2 CandlesUcla. glau Sl Old TV partl!I U.50 Bath nig Sl·S3. ~2090. 972 Denver Dr. Sat-Sun CdM. \\>a!ch, good condnion ~lO 4 job!, 2 mains $23 eacb 1'tt~O~~ru,~· ~.~;,,.--tra-,-.-pl-o-re. 3 Old-fashioned b\lJlks $2.:JO Pair simulated J?f•rls, like U'hhiker ~e. wood 9. $5 SU'a.ichtJ. 2?-9" $1. 2-9'' each. 5'8-&i54 ewnlngs. ne\o\' SlO. 5-18-5067 • 8 3 4 J ib boom • • -... ~ trans St 2-3'' S2 "" ·s1 50 Cttrgress SL C.!l.f. ......,_.._ · . -. 'BABY Crib an:! mattress $14. 00.CART $2 Hot y,•heels rod curves: 22-11.. $3. 2-7" TriR $2. f\f\Ut g: I a 11 TIRES. good !a excellen~ rul'l(ler 73c Tr.ick lOc Loop sttarp $1 .:JO 7-7 .. wide $4. b@droom lights s.;. 67J...4~39. 775 x 14. 82a x _1-1. ~ 50c Clamps Hie Jump Mc 2-trans St Titnn!l $1 . Trick t.AWN :rttov.-er SID. Patio x 14· f 0 ~ 15• ~; ~.~.JS lt1atch box cars 2-25<: oot set $1. Roadway piers SL t&ble with umbrella $13. Ping~!~ x .Jbu s. ~>.569" after W. 19th St. C.~t. Guard rails SI. 6 can pong table and RI S7. 10 ~ Y COSfO Jumper $3 CaJ1er'a Sl5. E11.1ra pa r_t s4 c:on- 646-4060. boys outfits, size 6 mo&-U 1rollera $6. 646-6759. GENTRY Sport coal 42 long, $60 value $25. Autllentlc a irborne jumP booll $20. Variou:ii: hite reJeaR Rock &. Roll records (Donovan, Beatlei;) ha.If price .SZ-$3. 191• F'ullerton St., C.tlt. BLACK And white 'IV $15. Adding machine S20. 9 cu. ft. refrigerator Sl5. Small ki1che11 appliances $3-tl2. Anllque crystal piettl and dlllhe1 Jc-;s. China, sel'Vltt for 8 $20. Blankets 50c-$5. J\faple playpen $20. Baby iterm T:JC-$5. Oil palnt!ng1 and picture frames 2ac-S5. Pulih mower SS. 18674 Cedar Clrclt>, Foun~ln ValleY. FORD 14'' rim $3. 14" tire and rim. ready to g:o S6. Bathroom set, blue and i!ffO rug and lit', (l"ttn map dish, cup tissue holder. all $5. Steam and drY Presto Iron $2. 6ti-607D. SEALY Double bed ma!ll't'r;s SXI. .Pofatching box r;pnngs S20. excellent. l\f a p I e bedstead ru. RCA table rad~phooo $5.. n" e d s Y.'Ork. GE automa1 ic portable phono SI:?. MB-103:?. 1962 C.orvair sz:i. -?itetal v;'&J"drobe S15. Rehiger8"!or $25. Apt size stove Dyrwl v.i&; s10. Desk. sa. Chairs SlO. Bookll 50c. Toy SOc. l\lattre&ses SlO. 3309 Oay St.. NB 642--0702. SlLVERKING [leclrlc 11\.\'ttP" in good concUtion S20. ~ctric mangle $10. Toaster $2. Parlor chair S4. Ouoman $3. Small JULI heater S3. Bathroom 1lnk $2. Fertili11r spruder $6. Re:frigera tor. needs 50me repairs SW. NorTlco razor In good conditio $6. ~181. GIRL'S Bikes $3 and fl O. 16mm Bell and Hol\·ell JnO\•le camera with leather case SlS. Electric back &eflll~Sl. Electron ic: parts 50c4 L Electric motor s:>. Gardt>n lools OOc-$1. Wooden 11helvl'fl JI each. :Kitchen utensilli and d!she1 Sc-2Sc. Electric iron , pe_rcolator, &kiHet St each. ArUiicW no .. ·eni JOc:-25c:. Clothing and Moes SOc-$5. P&.ir drapes S1 pair. Table lamp SOc. Rock Maple end tabll'll, like new $1S pr. Barbeque $2. Camp stO\•e S2. Colemllll camp (11.•en S2. Duffie bag SI . 2 lile!!ping bags $243. 3 child's Hie jac~tli Sl each. 45 rpm records 2flc. Sttreo record albums SOc-SI.78. Records SOc. Shttt mu&ic stand Sl.50. Science fiction pocket books 10c. Reader's Digest tsaue1 from l.M7, books, >icCaUs, Better Homes and Gardtn, Senate !t., C.OSta Me,u, en. trance t'o paHo on National Life 15c each. Sal. ID k\1 10 5. Sunday 9-2 Pl\f. 91a St. }.tICKEY Bike, 3 hp, miulng one ril"I&' af be.arin&s in back whttl $25. ~1487. Ask tor Phil . ELECTRIC Guita r , Kinp:ton, 3 pickup .vive &rm $17, call 644-1•87, ask for Phil. ROTARY -·•.. I awn ' "-" ' S l1lOI 50c·Sl 2 boxes baby JEEP Or Sand buggy n>ll mo1o,·en1, 2• SJO and Sl · cJothe11, Sc·SOc All. excellent ban $7. Slk>"'·er stalls and Hand crocheted ponciKl's $7 condition. 004 W. 19th St. be.th "tub S2(f and $25. 6"2-6989 C.M. Camper aluminum ST a n>ll. PORTA bar $5 2 bar stools MATTRESS $S Record •ta.nd mas -1960 Plymouth stick SJ.50 each Baby clothts lOc-$2 Bathlnette S4 Child' 1 trans SlD. 1960 Ford aulo $1 Baby 1hae1 75c Women's belt new S3 S 11 ~ea trans SIO. Boat windshield and girl"• clothes 10c·S2 macl,lne cabinet Sl~w4,ng 6.'l inches Jong $2.). Sliding \Vomen'I shoes 75c Push 6• dilld's picture S5 p i ~ boat cabin windo1v In 1rame mov.-er S3 Books. 25c Proctor S1 a gallon 6421709, a~l $25. 16 fool boat $25. Chris toaster $3.50 Niagara lamp Hamilton C~! · Craft mar i n e motor $2.50 Set pictures S5 Set · · · generator $20. Starter $20. glasses 50c Pillows 50c 331 DOUBLE mattress S15 Box Water ffillnUold S2.i J-lead Collla lt1eu Sl. 642-4386 11prings S15 Bookcase bead-S15 fo1· 6 cylinder. 2019 30" rollav.•ay bed $12.SO 2 board and . frame S 10 Orange Ave., C.~f. 1 chaise lounpa S5 each Box Unite.ch lelter1ng set, never PORTABLE Tube l·y Pe '65 Corvair engine parts: Crankihalt S25. Hftlds $15 each. Carburelof' and parta $2 to $1D. 546--0269. Of llDV pan!l twitches, box· Wied Sl2. 646-848S amplifier S25. Brand new es, all for $10 6 Atwood 2·12V-24V gu genera.Ion S?> crystal microphone $15. Si:ie No. 1000 caliten for Weway each Boat cOmpasa $10 $25. 11-13 brand new b I u e scaffold SI .SO each tA inch 4 drums roofing mastic flD fonnaJ, evenina: do~. hickey $2.50 70 GP.fC grille'. each Fi~rglass mat 3• x jackets, dresses S 3-~ 5. MOTOROLA U n iv e r 1 a I top mold $25 Pn)pa.ne tank 300' $25. Yacht "Argus" at Floral or rose velvet wa\I autoni.a.Uc r a d lo $10. full 50No. capacity $1.0 Ca.lit 1931 W. Coe.st Jf!ghway, decor $7.50 each. Hair clip-644-6387. iron waffle iron tor 'A'CIOCI Newport Beach. peNl S2. New nevs.r 14·orn =oo=y~·s"°"si;~·~,,....,,,--~.~,k-,-. -.~OOd- stove $10 NICe 41D singlt' SINGER stretch wig,. winttr corditlon$15.546--.714T. szs 2 boxes skttl loads s:; . portable M!wlng white/~y Sl.i S.16-6226, Projector !able S5 Bar light, machine,. IMj-Y-$ pe;fect 122. 1-5. 17" portable 1V. woritl cood • b·"b S6 SuP'r Rldilll'x 1951 Tust1n:"'C.M. 548-5034 . d • Bo $15. rroom to room) w • 2 Twin bedspna s SJ. x ~&-652!:1. camera, 2~i x 2~i. 35 mm, WOOD waJl paneling, grade tntant clothes SI. 2 boxl's ---:;;=-,,==-o-~ bag, lite meter $20 com· A, r.omt dark and 80n1e girl's clothell size 1-18 TYPEWRITER, Rebuilt, like plele. B~ miner 's lamp& light, a.II new, l!UJTllus from months S1. e~h. Nursery new $25. Vacuum cleaner, Sl·s.'i. 2 electric irons S2 derorating jobs S3.50 a lamp, 'A"OOd SJ. Car seal electric brodm, u5td very each 2 rolls ta J.5 ~~ shetl, 4 x 8. ~503·1 S'l.50. Bo~llng 11.tioes lac. little SID. 548-M. 110-220, 3"50 rpm S2.'> · GIRL'S bi c y c 1 e SJ ~ 3 Gorham 1ih'er pickle fork WET Suit, 1ize small, up x 15 Hre chains S2 Green ' 1 .. . . · Ja. Lighted mirror $4. Silvl'r to 120 pound5 $15. C.B. base enamel S2 gal. Spar and sheets '~ Pl}_'\\ood •. new ru and crystal table lighter,; antenna S13. c.e. moblle "oor varnish S2 g a I . Walnut fomuca d 1 n e 11 e ·~ 1 S k II h " t•ble 1,-4 1 h"i h ,__ ..., 5e . JX'R ers eac antenna~. Collector's com-Surveyor's l'iplll leg, ~ J. ma c: ng c au-. Paho carxlles with holdm l book A tripod $15 Sat noon tJll SJ each. SmHh Corona , h . d c s, Marvels $1-$4. ' • -· 1ynowriler Slandard l 'lt Sl ~t . 439 (_ J\ m r I g c · 673-1266. 6 64rl74a ,~ ' ' 1· Cl J C \f 6'16-0ji} ' Bathroom v.·all 11ink $6. re e. ·· · · READY to 11tain or paint Sear'll hand mower S7. i\ietal NEW Round ffilwood table untinished Birch 6 draW'f'r fr1.n1e pa1io couch 14•!th 6 48" diameter wil.h benchell double dreuen, one S23.5(1 upholslerl'd cu~hiorm S20. '2 S22 6 feet used table with T\.\'O S20 each. 5 dra"'·er bolu purple knit material benches $22. 6 fee( used knotty pine chest Sl2. Used SIS each. ~0--0770 table, never·m•r i10. Danish PLYWOOD ror sale 1,f' 4' x I' $2.50 3/R'' 4 x 8' $3.50 ~2" 4 x s $-1 .:JO. 548-5034. KNEEBOARD 11~ v.·eek old. Excellent condition, rides g<IOdl'l5.""""8. burner Coleman stove S6 . Yarlous sizes mar In e Youth deeping bag S3 Lillie 3 !!P Briggs & ~tratton SIS plywood mahogany, fir, also VALIANT tire and v.ilcels s2: girl's clothes, slz.e 2·3, 25c 2 ,, Tecumseh S.J Paris '50c· JM>lld mahogany, teak, oak. Seats, front and baci;: for ·51 to Sl Hassock -portable $2 Cucarac:ha slot car w\111 long •tips for molding and Mercury Sot each 548-8109. camp loilet f1.iJQ. JO.t6 controller ~P,lg T model blocks-Jor cabinet work VACUUM Cleaner wilh at· Killybrook, C.M. ;)4()-9779 kit $:1D. 642-0552 10c-$L 2 book cabinets "'1th tachments Sl2. EI e c 1 r i c FENDER F-MO microphone SCRAM-LETS i;:lass sliding doors SZ>. floor polisher ss'. Nice with cue $23 lllgh po"'·er 646-2377. bedroom chair Sj. TV $20. 7/7 mm Arisaka rifle S20. CONTEMPORMiY~old 64&-152.i TY.'O portable tape recorden ANSWERS quilted Mfa .ST.I. l\,atching 1 "A7u=ro=M~A~T~1=c~w7,-,,.,~,-. -"-"'-°" $5 each .. 177 llll'&el pellet chair 110. Contemporary condiUon S25. £1ec1 r I c pifitol S1 Portable Cassette· Hanger -Hardly -Utmost btlge chair Sl5. Walnut end motor tl. 169~; w. 20th St. doesn't work:, U5e for pa.Ms. -Tycoon -Unload -Locale table, never-mar SID.Danish oU Placentia, C.M. radio AC/DC S25. TV -OIURClf DOOR modern gold n au la h Yd e doe!n't work, LIM" for parts ;nie only occasion In a chair Sl.5. Srna11 round beige new pic!W'e' tube $ 5 · man's life when he can be naugahyde foot with walnut 536-4909 ~rtaln Me won't be late is legs $5. Perfect condition. 2 pr tiny cowboy boots l'I when he'" wailing for her at 642-fi61W. 1965 Wallace St., pr. Ladles )odphur boots, tf.e CHURCH DOOR. 1-=C:c.M2·~~~-~---,. gize 5 $5. Wies citWboy 2S" Motorola 'IV, excellent ARGUS, Match.mat~ camera boot!, s\ie $4. Ladies fiaure $25. Portable steno $25. $25. 10 redwood p1c:nl.c table I~ skates, slie 6, $Ll. M6-Ul8 and benches $25. Swmg ~t Leathl'r chaps with fringe GOLD couch $3> Crib $5 and slide $25. ~1atclung $20 4 pr boy's leather -walnut double bed bookc8lie . . . f _.. Kltchen tabl.e $5. 545-29.11 h••dbo•~ llD' 2 cheslll of shorts SJ pr. Stauf er ~uc-'" . Ing table $25. N e w KENMORE washer S25 drawers $20 each. 2 C'hests mlCTOIOOpt', 900 power ns. Perm.a-Prell! model. Sun-of tlrawen SlO each. ~ta.pie Blonde stretch wig SlS. Mon. 548-8642 huteh $10. Maple end lable Wheelbarrow $.}. PI ck, CHEV 14" mag wheels s:zo $10. Collee table S7.50. RED Plaid corMr tlay bedli shovel, raket $1-$5. 1313 each Amen mag wheels Jor Overs!ulfed arm clw.ir St~. S2S. 64>1315. Cambridp l..ane, NB Ford trucks $25 eac h Entry table $2. Jilgh chatr BOXES OJ appliance11, -pols and pani1, linens Sl-$6 each bo:ii:. Ladies jewdry S1 tor Hie lot. Framed pictul'l'll 25c-$4 l"llCh, Books; and record albums ZX:-50c each. Barbell set $5. Vibra-Klng massagtr SJ. Ironing board St Toar;te_r $2. Music box $4. \Va!C!e maker S 2 . Sllverw1u-e sets 50c:-S3. 42" ~taglc Arm magnltylng lamp S17. Large picturesque Holy Bible Sl2. Kitchen wall clock SJ, Kitcht>n shelf S6 lor the lot. Spice rack $2. Ladit>s bowling shoes, site 5, S2. Throw rug~ and blankets SI-SS l' a c h . Wheelbarrow $1. Heavy du· ty I.rash cart 110. MattreEs SI. Kirby vacuum Sli. P ietrll ~tlllue SlJ. 2633 Elden Ave., C.M. ~l-5880. •s7 Buklt radiator S IS, 642-5263. IW6-8708 SlO. Playpen SID. Baby scale MS-1746. $5 Raby car bed..S2. Cash LARGS Barbeque $8. Child's bart>eque set $5. Bookcue headboard, desk and 2 stralght chaln: SZ.O for all. Real hair wig $20. Cultured pearis $15 •• Fire dop and tools SlO. Danish colfee 1able $8. Shoe roller skates. brand new, siie:s 3, 6. 7 U pair. l\1etal de~k $15. Typing table $5. 78 ~peed ~s albums SJ for all. Bu stools $5 each. 83J..-0886. CHERRY Wood coffee tabte -fS", Bathroom VRn[ly labit', gtass shelves $5. 2 twin beds, oomplete S20 ee.c:h. ,...,,.., MAYTAG Wa1her, wringer type: $2(). Bird cage and stand $5. 2 rug runners, 11 x: f)4 Sot. Occulonal chair $5. Ceiling Ucht fixtllf't and ...... 15c. 543-1046, I>l8 Fullerton, C.M. GAS Stow $20. Recllnln1 liv- in& room chair $3'.I. Ul664 Redwood St., Fountain Valley~. }'OR Air oonditioner, det.sch- ed 125. Power steering $7.!"IO. l96l pt.w.'fr rear door SID. CM radJO $12.50. 61 doota $10. WpidlhSeld $15. M•ny puta $1. 1969 Pomona, C.ft. -· CONCORD Tape recordtt. SS. Rustic hand sun cabinet $9. ~ble record playfr 1-L -• """ lS. Low t::hlld~n·1 che1t i4 . Child'• ]I'' bleyele $5, COll'I a I r Jtporittr $4. 5;4&-783C at t• Prtm:rote St., CM. BOY'S Creen lfXl'1 coat $9. il.aclra to matdl $3. Blue "1ndbl'Hktr p , No Iron TOASTER $2. New wall 59 Lambr;tta n10tof'5COQ\er saiea only. &tl-9028. plaques Sl..$5. Tapestries S'25 Kelv1nalor re frigeratorr.::::::c..:..,::,'-"~-~c--= $2.-Sl.5. Maple rocker S25. s:z:.. S' bo:ii: F r igidaire 30" Bellyboard, good con. Blender S15. dish drainer freezer 125. W8J't:l '1, 2, ~" dlUon S12. MPr3123. a.nd tray $1. Occasional twin foam mattres11~ Sl7 POWER SuppllMI: S7-$25. chll.ir Sl5, Clothes valet $1. each. 2-316 roil bo,.; sprinxs tl1otor S3 Sig. &enerator $1D. Miorted nli:• $2-$5. 9 x $11 each .Kin& headboard Transi.s1ors. 15 tor St Caps l:Z shag Al'ff ru&' ~. Pieee with 2 swlngaway twin lc-$3. Tul>e tester $1.50. white carpl'tln1 SlO. Lamps frames $1:?. ~8-2168 Scope SIO. Resia!Ol'll lc-lOc. S5 pa.ir. Marble cotfee table SOFA 6' 7" makes Into bed New 6 DQ 6's 75c . $20. C.ornlng electrlc coHee $25. 646-54i07 Trans f o rm er s lOc-$3. pot SlO, Qo@en bedspread COUCH and loYe seal SZS Relays 10c-Sl. SCRS - s.;. Rt&Ular $2. Rustic patio ea.ch Sunday· •111 1 S45-2'240 8A-200V 10 !or P.50. }Vii:e '\otfee table $5. Wood and le fl ti') X 11. Car nd10 brick patio be:nch SIS. t.rg$ LOUNGE chair, dark green S1. r.1e11>~ SWJ. Diodes tub planter SS. 646-2278. 74J S2.\ 1\o.·o . gret"n I weed St-SJ. I.lie show lor car SIO. B James SI. after 1 PM. muche& WJitl b!;ilster backs Pots zx.. Line cords 20c. $10 each Maple gate leg 2449 Orange C.M. FORD AJr c: o n di f IO ~t!:r: table S20. 675-4197 ri.JAN'S 3 ll(K,'ed 26 Inch bike de!ached S25 100•1Powtt CR.YSTAI. for a b(4utlful S15. Man's 26 inch ·bike $ID. Ing $1.SO. power tttr ··-'di R t h I door Sll). car radio $12.50. w"" ng girt. osen a Girl's 24 il'l<'h bike S7. 6l doors $10. Windshield SIS. "Romance" Jlfltlf'm. set of Exereycle $3. E 1 e ct r i c Many parta Sl. 1969 Pomor. 8 waltr goblels SO.SO each. mov.·er S15. Singer Mwing Sel of I ckampagllt' 1iherbel1 machine Sl.5. Old uptight Aw., 5'8-6991. $&,50 l'RCh Sel of 8 ~ vacuum clean<'r S3. Half LlKE New. Vivian W~rd wines$& each Set of 8 while mower. new $10. Bathroom makeup kit. Complete w1th wlMs $6 each. ~t of 8 sink, c:on1plPte s:>. Car top brochures, co't l35.. &el~ for liqueurs S4.7S each. 548-4111 carrier SJ. Lawn roller s;,, S15. We1tlna:houee . ~1ste.~ ROYA LITE portabl e 6 fool wood ladder SJ. ljl3 vacuum S7.50. Girls Z lypewriter \\'Ith case S2D OraJ\gt Avr., C.tll. 612-5666. VtRroE Bl'05, 7 pie~ dinet- te Rl, v.·alnut tone table $25. lt1elching vinyl chaini S4 u c:h. Antique sewing inachfne, v.·ork.s perlec:Uy tnclud\~ all allachmenta SIO. Ch ti's Murray tractor "'nd tr lier SID. Bllr gtool $3. ~ shelvt>S 7' x t ' walnut, · stained Sl each. San1&0n e 29" pullman suit· cll.lif. $10.,r.ten's goll clubs $20, rnrely uSf'd, both ro1n- plele ~ls. 17-14 ~1isp1ri St., CMta ?ttesa. GARBAGE Di.sposal s:tso Sleeping bflg 11.50. Blanke! 7~1e. Bedsprne.d 50c. Oothlng XlC'. LA"·n nM>wer $1. 6 gal outbo&rd n10lot g11s tank $-'>. :z;; hp hvin Evinrude SJ. Lup11gc rack S-1. Crlh $10. Flash bulbs No. 22 and 228 lOC--Thc.. 214-3~\h 51., N.B. bike. ar.nd new llght brown _.. .. gynthellc Wig $1.50. Like Tnlw.rM rou ~lo 50 .Sl REFRIGERATOR S2i. Gu RIVAL JCt"--0-1\.iatic lc:c new child's Ute and brilt' SlauUer •le<-tnc ~ducn1g Slil\-e 12i 2 large varnished ('t'Usher, almost new $10. SS. Aluminum doll houR tahle S~ Roto-broll SZ 4 drav.-er chest Sl1.50 each. Ms-lj;U. with tumllure excellent Vqema!IC' $3 . f1oore!ICl!nl 9 x 12 tent v.-l th floor 125. lt10Vli: Proje<:tor. like new s7 50 836-4743 ' llght fbi:IUJV'. 36", 2 tubr Antique v.'OOdcn 1n1nk1 $25. • • • S3 35cnm silde projector 9,16 Junlpero. ~l>-1769. $2'\. Proje('tor carrylna C85e BIRD Ce.Q:e with all ac· "Cabin Aufomat .. SZ.'i. Light REFRIGERATOR. c-;oli wilh bullt-ln dayl lle viev.'i!r ce1aorle1 Sl.50 2 new bar fl)lture1 50c'.$3 Sunbra1n ml· 1 .-...1 $23 E1 ltlc $25 .. 11in1ple can:yt~ ca.se, stooh, pa.dded ·ru51 &1)1d and fee ~alor Sl Unicycle op, ~~"':'hu '--.iccl2S mahopny and vinyl $9. v.'tlite llorll pattern with $5 Red"'wd and alw:nl num ra.nge, ~ e, s.......... · Hoover ell'Ctric: v acuu m J.wivel backs and fOOC rails patio !if'! S10 Table and Portable el~tl'lc llD vnlt floor w1ud1C.r $20. Vacuum $20. New 1tand11rd 117.e bench set SlO R.elaxaeiser dryt'r $1S. nlil ContillC'ntal, clcan!r S25. ~. cOvered box bfd 1prinss 110. reducin« ma.chine ST..i Stu· C.~1· h'ENtlfOR.E Wa.o;her, works Antlque Olhk.oih trunk. 1b.e dent de•k $4 Smilh Qirona fORSCHE whtth $12. ea.eh: $20. Blue recllner chlllr 1~. 23" x: 23 .. x f.2" i.i. 'l'ires oUICf! !""'"'writer 11~ Elec· Collll'r's EncytlOpedia, oew, ..., .Tr-B t. au t 11 u I 'Chandelier" and "wheels, 2. nG-tS. tric S m!r1111e pl.tie oven $10. ear h: Royal \Vorceslu floral tl tvan $25. 8 1k 11 .· • ' FOUR -CONVENIENT OFFICES TO SERVE YOU. e NEWPORT BEACH ...... 2211 lollloo Blvd. e LAGUNA BEACH ....... m ForHt AYO..,. • • COSTA MESA ................ no Welt loy e ·HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 17171 hoch )lw. ,,... --·· --Are You Letting Cash Slip Through Your Fingers See If You Have Any Of These Things A DAILY PILOT • WANT-A·D Will Sell Fast! 1. Stove 29. Bicycle 57. llMtrJc Train 2. Guitar 30. Typewriter SI. Kitten 3. Baby Crib 31 . Bar Stools 59. Cl1sMe Auto 4. Electric Saw 32. Encyclopeclie 60. Coif~ Table s. Camera 33. V1cuum Cleaner 61 . Motorcycle 6. Washer 34. T roplcal Fish 62. Accordion 7. Outboard Motor 35. Hot Rod Equlpm't 63. Skit I. Stereo Set 36. Filo Cabinet 6~'1 TV Sot 9. Couch 37. Golf Club& 65. Workbench 10. Clarinet 31. Ster! Ing Sliver 66. Diamond Watch 11 . Refrl9er1tor 39. Victorian Mirror 67. Go-K•rt 12. PlckUp Truck 40. Bedroom S.t 61. lrontr 13. Stwing Mach ine 41. Slidt Projector 69. Ca.,,ping _ Tralltr 14. su,fbond 42. L1wn Mower 70. Antique Furnitur• 15. Machine Tool• 43. Pool Table 71 . Tape Rtcorder 16. Dishwasher 44. Tlrts 72. Sailboat 17. Puppy 45. Plano 73. Spam Car 11. Cabin Cruinr 46. Fur Coat ?4. Mattress Sox Spgs 19. Golf Cort 47. Drapes 75. lnbo1rd Spoodbott 20. Barometer 48. Linens 76. Shotgun 21 . Stamp Collection 49. HorH 77. Siddle 22. Olnette Sot $0. Airplane 71. Dort Gomo 23. Pl1y Pin SI . Organ 79. Punching ••1 24. Bowling Boll 52. Exercycle 10. laby Carrl•t• 25. Water Skis 53. Rare loolca II. Drums 26. FrM1er 54. Ski Boots 12. Rifle 27. SultcaH 55. High Chair 83. Desk 28. Clock 56. Coins 14. SCUBA Getr These or any other extra things oround the house be turned iflto casli with a DAILY PILOT WANT-AD so Don't Just Sit Therer DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 ' .-~~ ..... , .. -ble: breutt'd rust co&or sport ooat $12. Grttn •port COil S!I, ,,,. a. all UQ new, 131-<113L ~year Spttd°way wkle S3J TV k>un~e pillow SI Oemltal\3f, new trt11n Tit· framt, for l'Xerclse Sll. '"".fld $1.~ each. Tl.rts, 2, "'"°"' portsblf' record fany f7. ea.ch set; Zoom Gold ntin rocker $J5 1.1'5 x 14 $1 tllch and onie pla~r SW Yoot Jocktt $4 Movk1 $20.: GE Fl\1/MI Drapu, white, flls come~ •11.f! 700 x 14 $10. ::18 Chevy 8oo«I ~-SI. ~ Cornv;all PortablP S1 5.; 1'::Jectrlr ~, wlndcn.~• S2 50 s 11 dual exhawil Q-.lem SIS. 118, corner ol Derbyshire. crro.!tm fn-e1er Sl2. 496-Mro f t1urf1*n:I ;3.' TraJJ;rm :Xie ~J.-!C-4133 ROUND fonnlC'a VI r I u e $18. J llt't's a.00 rimt S:?O. 4 WaJnul dlnlnt room cha!n1, 5 01Uon Pl"mro 11quarlum, dlnelle li('I, <4 chntr~. 2 CopJ)E!l1one: relrlf::erutor $25. aofd )*lded ttatJ $2. each. covtr. llrtit, flltrr. hcall!r ll'aves, f'XCl'Ul'!nl co11dlUo11 / S.IS..Tl38·or MQ..9016 between MS-2112. / $5. ~ an tor $25. ~8-2~59 9-12 or 1:*>-5:30, '.i11••••••••11111!•••••••••••••••••••••••••• J j_ , , . . . ...... . ..... ... . . . ... - S&Wld'1, .lltM U, 1970 DIJlV ~llOT 28 ~JIORfATIO'H "TRAHSPORTA'tf~ ·,;msPOR1'ATION ~ TRAlllSl'ORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TllANSPORTATION TPANSPORTATION"',,--+.;T"'"iilH""'s"'eo .... 1tfrlA~T"'IO"N.--.T"'R,..AH""s"-POR="'rA"'r"'1Ul'l'"'-,.=1 ~·.t~.. ' , i;10 hft"'s1ol;;0 ·i-r . ~·::·':i· .... ~ ;r,;;_;k; ! '500 ~"!!"" ts~ !:J!P!r.IM C.ro -;;-,;.-;;;;: c;;, 9600 c;;;;;;;i~ --lmoorted Autot 9600 F Rr ,r I -, ..... ,.!>".~~.'It:: ... rato I - - -11111 ' 1984 ~ sg.~~.c::,ni:;r G~';}; ....-~~TSUN -, FIAT l, MGB 1--P_o_RSCHE ~'-... Ca_'l 64~si " ii. QNDA1'fflllK · .' ... • serlo• 2 'ron ~1r' . ..;.:.'":,'..::,, ~1'd.~J '67 D·~·'ss '6; "FiAT 850 Vacation Special ·62 J'ORSCHi, 1.mi1m. o!d B ~ .. ··--·~ ~ . --~-asic B_Di .. ting Botti W1ntN ' . 9050 -Truck J Wlftt 16' ah1rntnum sft s. . ' Au t 0 m. 'trMSmi111Ion, ColUJ!t', " 1pet'd. ncUQ, heal· '66 MOB Road1t1r ?rtust sell. $235(1. M&-9S6&. . r; Ill I van tilldy w/dlamohd plate '65 Eool'IOljno, rebuUt efllfne: white wall tkis, 17,997 a.Ct· er, Sht\tJl See to~ 4 ,pet'd. Jmmac1,1late condl· ,64 PORSCHE "C" •J ' DES!RE Ftom pvt pty•'29' •\fRllN 'NDER"' ,ot floor;. 39,624 actuAI• mlles, autonllUt, lop opena to ual miles.towner, (VWJ.. ate, (VbU,14) (Jon in a: out. Brl&h' tea.I CDW'S8·. •.. cabin tl'ui1t,t: OJ:. 11.ra:er, UILA 114;h t.2S-2G-10 ply rubber.. stand,' lot box, t\ove._ $1'50, 101, ' • ¥. . ,$795 blue with black leather in. lmmaeulate! lt'a t.llt Onet below $6000, td M-1212 alt tn• ._.. c,.wv. •1 'rrUck 6., bocb' 1n ~irceJlcnt · $995 ff b v w · (s•~•••) WUl ._.. .f9.4>..7819 before 3PM iT!i !ltl:-1026. v.w· . • ar our • • """'" ·~ ~· Otte.red to ~PIJ.~lte ·b,y tOc . fl. , '"' , . _ ±o , ~-USib.HIV. · condition anCf a -es our 8._ i'"uU eal>-over amper. ff b . amall dQwn or trade, \Viii SUNBEAM ~!~ ·~;~~;, -~~'i:k':. -~~t~~oJ1:a ·:~:&;~~1 • liD n n n ' :~ ~\t~.1~,, n~e on iaet. dl6contlnued modtl. If our l!TTlt sf:Acit BL.., 84Ut3S Qnanct pri~ate )'larb'. ca.u . " $1999 ~mplete. $895. 869 West -· HUNTINGTON BEACH· dlr4"'lpn~,·ft10~S40-3100or JUJ:tt 15, at Newport Harboi· 64;)...1982, '40--1474 aft S & '6S Hodak& dirt bike, fiber. , 18th SL Colla Mesa. 13711 BEACH Bl.., 842-4435 IN" """"' Ya~t Club, 720 \V. Bay wknd.s. gl&111 tanll:·A seat exparuiion ' HUNTINGTON SEACJI t.l~GS, Radials, &le~. '67 r.t GB-GT '69. 4-spd, win A~. Newpo~, No advance ,...00 chambei,.it50 or 0 be1t olter, CONNELL C•mpor R_ent•ls t522 • .,Fial 850 Cp. $liXlO. Mt-l396_ whls, Ai.\1/f'~t. etc. Perfect. regjstratlon. Enl'oll at class. Mobile Home1 ..-. S5l·i311.• $ ~. prlctd to sell, $2850. Orig Br!TI1; notebook. Class nieeti; - -1!>66 mciCY ha $20!> CHEVROLET Rent me -Camper Van Miii DA11UM -Pr pty, Dan t.l cGh.ee, every ?>Iondll.Y night tor 13 * Newport Harbor * · ama. . ...: 2328 Harbor Blvd. '68 T&C. \\'eekl.Y or monthly JAGU.AR 646-282:! ot 833--0600 ext :z.tSI. 1ve&k.,, Any Question~· Call A few remainine; mobile home fl~ Mini-trail iJ1.> M6-l203 • * ~g...1418 * 6'73-1855. ''Safe Boatl~g i.s spaces in one of C&Jif. '-s fasL 1966 Slmikl 120ec $175 Costa litesa • . "Leader In The Lear.ti Cl tie!" JAGUAR ?.1G8-GT '69, 4-$pd, wltt ~•Accident" est iJ'>wlna-resort are~. UJ, '!'own st, C.M, S1fi..1257 GM. C TRUCKS MEYERS !'tlanx 1500. Mc""'a1i ZIMMERMAN 1vhlt, AM/FA!, etc. PE"ffe(t. ' MOBILE HOMES '70 it<liLEY D"ndlon 3lOco Ile" now. . :~ Ro.,onablo! HEAD9UARTERS ¥f~l ..U. Orig pr ply, yu<s WEEK ON.LY are on display, lheae honlts Spri!ll, 1600 mi's .. ?>tint cond. Immediate Dellvc..v 2845 HARBOR BLVD. The-only . CUAR 646r2822 .. ,...,,. . ~fully tquipped at price• S8!iCJ llf!'#f $67;) or otfer. .., • SCG-641_,!t_ _ de.altt ;u.:;~~~AHarbor1'·s'°9'°"'M'°',G°'B=-"Roa-ds"t"er-.-=1"i,=ooo • Co~'Onado 23 Our bast' you \\'On'! want to pass up! 831--lm, leave no. sOutbern Orange County's Dune B~~gies 952~ DOT DATSUN Area. mi's. Xlnt ~net. PflCe $3000. EXAMPLE· ' • NE B Bod' • 175 ..... «17 aft Spm• e Cbronado 25 -· '15Ji ·Hond& Cl.450 ~AuthorizedOMCDe&Jer DU UUY tes · OPEN DAIL.:Y Complel(; IJ"U-UD pfice S•1!)'.)5. 011r ba~11 N~ 20x44 w/awnlngs, skirt,, ~JPnt cond. UNIVERSITY B .. cket Seats ST. 2 Wet.ks AND SALES ~ ct~. $9180 oomplete incl. tax •CalY att s 83T449i• OLDSMOB'LE 01,dy. Call (2131 921-55.)5. SUNDAYS SERVICE • -.r..ronado 30 Qur · ba.s' Jt;. llii. l\1•nt·JfttidY for IM· ' Price S12,995. ?tfEDJATE..,,0ccuPANCYt lJODAKA IOOcc delert ready 2850 Harbor Blv~. e V\v Chas1is Shortening• 18.iM Beach Blvd. PARTS OPEL • q,ronado :l4 ()I.Jr 1:i1s·.e GR&ENL&AF' PARK· -n1&11y extras. $325. Xlnt Costa ?tle."Sa 540-9640 Free pick up .\ deli~ry 1-lutitlng ton Beach BAUER Ptice 1!6.'95. Ao .. ult prl.ak Club "'00• * &14-"'6* '64 FORD PU e &1i-<>t"1e •42-mi or 5'0-0«2 • BUICK '68 Opel Kadett delux sta wgn 103 eng, Sdll in Warranty. E:.cept. clean. 644-4_156. ~· -.. ' 1151)"\fhfttJer.Avt., BSA flfi'1 1'1ettiw, 52 h,p.\ Ll;lng bt-d, VS, heavy duty '99 Dune Buggy, custo1n, 19G7 1600 Roadster, Plr.,lli IN •NEW Coron•tfo 27 C.OSta'Mesa llght . weight.· vttY clean. ~t*l15i0n · Good coodiUon rebuilt f'!Jg .. S1850 or best tires. lo miles. 2 tops, S1350. COSTA MESA e 1970 Opel GT e 2600 mi's, Musi sell • 714/962-1408 • . On Displty Ph. nc-f&OJ350 $895. ~5-f969 aft S pm. "'"'~·t T''·-,_, .1 offer. 644-4779. 546-76~J * WE TA ........... ·' aJ\t: 10ft! gn car or iiEY'ER:sToi;;;d-,!U;iR;;· I.==:=::====== KE TRADES Take Hal'ixi Blvd. JO HARLEY DaVidaon 1961 74 .s1n1.U down (G!HSn > Call MEYERS Towed Bu1g:v ¥•cht1 Roya It, Inc. " J9!h St.; ~I\ v;:at Chopped oUer/$111iO. dlr Phll~ih ·10 am M0-3100 'comp! chroo1f!, sl2oo. S72 EN GUSH FOR~ lfll2 West Cout Hv;y. lo Whliptt.).ve. 67J.304,8 or 49+1019 Plumn1er St, C.M. N:e~11 Beach • · 64:>-0810 • J0~1.ICRA. J~c. .. -' TR~M,PH 500 _ Complete ly N •Jo D. FOR 11ale -late model dune !;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;, f 1KE SAILING?=. ORANGE co\INTY """m. x1ot "'""· SG5ll. •w nun bu•IP' 1500. ALL NEW ENGLISH "" Excl t ,n...i.Ar y r * Call 497 124Z • 1600 OHC, Pickup with camp. 84T-{fal9 FORDS NO\V JN STOCK DISµKE TllESE1 t "Asv•:-,. ·zo ., y.Af4;\H-A Endu~ '69, ap. er. 'Sale price $2099 dh" V\V S.nd Buggy. Roll cage, DRASTICALLY • Pay~ent11, hig~ inleresl,.. f' prox 1500 mi'll. J\tany many (# 67798fWIJI finance pri. sand tires. ~lust s ee ~ RE DUCED dePrecudlon, s 11 p rental, · • t..tM 6-14-2491 vate party. Call 546-4052 or Reuonable 644-1377. TO CLEAR cle9nlng, insurance etc Custom Bullt Co•ches .dirt xttu . .,..."". ' 494-9713. LARGE' SELECTION PREFER THESE? ' ' SEE ~TODA)'! ·6§ Honda CL 180. Mint cond. HOO TO CHOOSE' FRO?>t e Uo1v cost, no \VORK •. +~any . btr S.t·Ups 900 mi's. St25. Call 546-2376 '68 Forti~' ton pickup. Small lmpor~ Auto.. Th--,oro • G r Spa t · camper. Low mi 's, Pvt. - 23"1 E. 17th Street ,...1765 '60 JAGUAR 3.8. -4 spd Sedan. Needs mme \\>'Ol"k. PORSCHE ANY OFFER. Call 675-7532. ------- '61 JAGUAR ~tdan -air. 196tl PORSCl-lE Cabl-ollet nr1~· tirrs. 1vires, ps/pb w/hrdlp. Ne1v e n a: i•n e . ~1200 5'1.!)..4024 trans, paint. uphol. crpts. 1~9 JAG ~~ 2 . .$2000. r.1 u ii t .see! 2089 •. A<U> +2 Be~ 1-larbor Blvd .. Ci11. '645-1982, ~~. ~~ 6.lXXl miles. 54()..7474 alt 5 pm. & \Vknds. =========l'M PORSCllE Cabrio let 1966 SUNBEA;\1 Alpine, like new .$100 above wholesale.. 842-5913 -··-·-· SUBARU * '70 SUB1'RU Here Now. Immediate Deliwry e 00 ttlPH CapabilifY • 35 ~1iles Per Gallon e Be'\utlluI S7ling Test Drive Today At Kustom Motors s.t5 Baker. c .r.1. 540-59U TOYOTA ITIOIYIOJTIAI ANNIVERSARY SALE 1970 DEMO $1697 • 1007 DEAN LEWIS " CAREFREE SAIWNG• ue ·~ ce SPM·lOPM. AUSTIN AMERICA Cal '2S liUI ~' 114 \'" d io •Tustin J(lhµy & Adult HbNDA SL 3'0, Jo mi'•· Bo•l o• ~'· M&-ZIJ8 ROBINS FORD ·-· 0 • Cl h Pl, i. ay Park. Buy 7our coach fron1 · •L'M ""U "'"" M.1., ._,, H.,· .... r 61,.,1, MERCEDES BENZ \\;/hnltop, x!nL running. New interior, r11rr 1nodel. ---------1SI750 . 2 1 3 1~3 9-4583 1966 Harbo11, CJI. 646-S3tll ' >'':t ur u an us and tll\\'e-On factory dl· o!Jerover-·"" --~ 9'ecreit;n Veh iclea 9-51..S · AUSTIN AMERICA •vU\I ..., NEWPORT SAILING CLUB rect pl'iCf'I. Over 100 mo· aft 2. · , Cesta ttleSi. &tl·OOIO ~ • 675-7100 • dels to choose from, '69 HONDA 90 tr.II, ~-.. , 1966 Chev Cerryall ~~~~~l~l~~a 22 "' EN S IG~ s .1.oop. J.10BILEU~b~~ SALES cep tional cond. Call $1100. • 71·1: 675-3681 All Model• FERRARI fibqglass, m111n, Jib, & 237 So. Tustin, Orar\ie 54:>-D54t. I========== .ieMa. Ou1bo11-rd motor. &iii 633·2961 533.2974 536-1446 ==°'-====== 9520 &: J!OCkpit cove.1'5, $2150. Motorscooters 9350 C•mperi Al'!'' ''" '68 ·c1 ... ,., -iHE 1uapows -----,1-------dlnJtiy. SlOO. 67J-l881 ''-> t , '',~ ·~ LAl\IB~E m-etor '67 ·Dodge ~. COLi'(J?.tBIA Defend~ i• '' • •'k, -S '' ~ter $150. ·call after 6 PltktUp & Cab Over L.Q,A. Race equip. Spin. (Irvine) or ~-e~kenda 64S..2947 C•mper naker geRt". 4 ~alls, a1on11c R beln.c' vi.:, automatic transn1i1111ion, 4 9rig. SS rad\Q, slip in ,er::rva~. ~art no;::, ly' Aute Service · Clllito m .cab, J.ic, Q98712 Nwp•. Xlnt contJ_, 8U13Jl,· a ... en tn v•ante .....,un 11 I P1rt1 9400 ·~ $1195 871;8233 · ·-" .._ ffnf!11! & osl complete park -· at 14!51 Jeffery Road (Sur.I---------~ ~ S~ILING CLUB ~ rounded l).v Orange Groves) NEW Sm a I l b Io ck 22 to 25 foot t'llcer-m.11sers in lJl'itlf~ For .ill{ormp.tto,n Chevy,bqttd • ib'ol<ed to ,ft~ ~ $7.30 per day. Nev;•porl call l811flT30 ~". ~ .-1ift, J:na;le, CSC, V•nollt.. ~ o ..... S.iliog ,,. ""' ""' s:n~t'OS . . " '· comp!. bl u.-pri<iled, le -~s SOOTH COAST SAILING ' p~pared by sn expert. CLlJB 1714 ) 547-9406 SPACES J\fuch, much more! Ov~r J ]2' .FIBERGLASS 1{ IT f': · $1200 invested, sac. S750. .. ,, Ava.ilable 1n Hunt.ln&to. fl, r:•o ,.021 eves... "\1 w/trlr & sails, Xlnt cone!. Cot! M & I...:~.::..:;::;:,,:;="==-== 642~52 'aft 6 l"rl/;tll dfly !':tac.~~t~ .. I~ •1"', .~ r . 428 _COBR,l ENG, 14.i;pl ~'1:1·3031 E:<l, 66 OI' 61 J1r \u µon 31 111pOl l ~i FERRARI Nri-port Impofts Ltd. Qr. &n1e O:nmry>1 GCll,y author- ized dealer. 3100 \V. CktMst u·wy .. N.8. • SALES-SERVICE·PARTS M2·940S 540-1164 3100 W. Cout lhvy. Auth0med MG Dealer Newport Beach , ======== 642.9405.. M0-1764 AUSTIN HEALEY Authorized Ft.ITIU'i Dealer FIAT AUTHORIZED SALES, SERVICE O, ,l fl'l<' Coun!y·~ L"'li~"I S1•lt·tlion N··~. --' U'i'd Mt>• ( .-;.t .. ~ 81_'111 Jim Sl ~mon > Imp>. \/IJ,,,11('1 & M.1111 SI 5Jnt.1 Ana 5-l6-41 14 •• 213/4J9....3943 ·p~ Super 00. Com p. rtblt, trans., f'ng.. brakes: new tire•. J\lust 11('11 $2t 5n . 644-2544 days, eves ~5-0063, &lf>..-0619. '55 • PORSCHE Speedstt•r, silver metallic lacqul·r , 17:ikc ki1 -200 n\!'5, <-oupe M'&t5, -I & 8 strreo, One Auto trans., factocy a.ir con-ol a kind, S.3150. 6+t..()6;,;i ditioning, pt'l"'E'r steering. '69 TARGA 911 1' E....:cel radio & he~1ttr: (KEP7621 Cond., Extras S6&>ii: m~.~t l1nmacula!E' .. Jim Sleml)ns sell, ~ifl" pregnant: f.lay Imports, 120 \V. \\rarner, <'Ot1sider larger car in h·ade. Santa Ana. Open eves. & ~106 &ui. :).t6-4!2J. '68 P0Rf;CHE 912 C'r.up1" LEAVl"NG COUNTR'<f Te.ng. with black. Ch. \Vhl ~ • ?>luRt sell '58, Mercedes 190 J<"'la\\'le&11! 19,000 t.fi. $5,250. '70 TOYOTA'S In stock. I111mediate delivery .. · _ lil'-1 m .,,,is . ~ \&l~t•rs ·· Lagun• Buch 900 So. Cst. Hlolow•y 494-7503 * .$40.3100 • '69 TOYOTA CORONA Automaiic trans., factory alt ~· rand. In1maculate in & out, , Take small down or will fin.. ance priv11.te party, Call dlr ~· Phil nit 10 am 5'10-3100 or 494-1029, Sedan, RunK gd, new brkS, t.1ust·Kell ! 11.1: ~21-37&1 BIU MAXEY ~('ner. & \11"!'s u1 '69. $350. PORSCHE '&!· C, A!\1/F'i\·I, 5484192 days, 642·ll22 eves. nu t'Ol\l'l lll'~li. chrm \\'hi~, ITIOIYIQITIAI '64 190-&!dan, immac. oonc1 . rec'g clutch, great pert. S.i/n Ask ror o en n i s I!' "O ES nli's, xlm cone!. w/~ lijlcl 1910 HARBOR BLVD. J I MOBIL n M '"a"•· \VUI trade for 3Jl COSTA i\IESA 0 son. A"••rlca'• fines• available " " " ., 4 V Cleveland eng w/aulo '67. Sundiel Deluxe WE8'J' \V1ght Potter. Ir Jn eve1'Y 11ir.e k price rana:e. c n Sai),boat JlbN'gl!'" ~: ileMIC ·~~A tf'llns. in xlnt t'Ond. a VW Camper bur\lti:. h'atl~r. ;, hp . r:· u cUt1 . ton ' ~ f\!i~ Mc;Jlroy, Dun ton F'ot1r r.ta~i U11erft..,', All •he '61 AUSTIN llPaley, good f'Ond, white, new traN! f; over-drivl'. 4~1-4997 eVl':'I. LEAVING For 1lav.'a1i -'62 Sprite Reister, British Rae. gret-11. Best offer. 536-9<100, BMW ~r;1t1Lf'~=· maiot. $1650. $2800. Pr1v PlY 641-07·~°"-·~· -lll8l BEACH BLVD. '6.1. PoJ',;che ·Super. 90, Xlnl, Hunt. Beach Ml-ISSS t.IB 200 SL, 11·ht 2 blk tops, 11ew Pirellia, 4 track. 1 ml N. or Olast lfwY ... Bcll \ pis, p/h, am·hn, 5 spd. rcd/blk Int. 642--8086. '67 FIAT Fo~ed 10 ~II . 642-151;, '59 Porsche Sunroof TOYOTA '66 4 Dr. $999. :o ~ I Al ~ 1 S.A, .7070 673-2284 ev .•'' "~ies. 11~1 ."' to a1>prec. ~u 1 0 0.!!_R, e c. so , l9Xl hid; .,. ,, .3'I ..wh• 1s1le to PubllC~ ia \ ~u 16921 AUTHORIZED SALES, SERVICE R d. h t:h 1 11 '55 Mercedes 190 SL SIJOO. ,,A.,"""" Corona sedan, aqto. trans., 1 s io, eater, me an CJ. y O'U"JO;J;o d' • •-1 csu--' Xlntcnnd, Pvt Ply , , ra IO &-'11caer. rllll:I •), ,1 ~ ~ A OR coMJ'LE'l't-1'NG1NES " 2699 CA 20 No. 8&3, glassed keel M-•ii H •"I IDps, rt'!ll iiharp car. Ready L'I:! PQ""~'" •-I XI t JI SI I ~. •~ 67" <>AJO or 671-46,16 !Paun "" n.x.ru;.., w m s, • n 11\ e1nons mpo • ..,, ....., 'l 1or anything! !TRY086) .~"""==~=~~=cl --·' W 11' San< A t· dder 6 hf' l'!ng ""' • om• ,.,. •• SliORT BLOCKS H b. v w .,., .. ..,,iu. . a.rner. a na. r-$895 ?t1ERCEOES '67 300 SEL •645-5734 + Open eves. & Sun. 546-4125 • $'8~. Luxnty througbo11t·[.:===·=====o...:========:;; M crui~e. AskiJ1g $3~00. cau ~~ DISPLAY J::\GuAit -4.ii'"$lrts Bloc;!c. '--, • .;1~ad. R~ady for~";· 0, AL.L l'IE~7D MODELS. Mo~ M•I\ 645-0204, ar our , , ~1440c ~· \Vkle!ll' '.fow 1!-1 $5~ crank ...... _.._oil pu-infl <u1 l l BEACH BL., R42-4435 ~··w-. ·.~. T & M MOTORS F"uU POWer , power wlndoWl'I, ·Trucka 9500 l~Truclc1 9500 .! (Open Sunday•) nioha1r int~riQr. i\1otor No. miiiiiiijiijiijiijjjjjii~-iiiii~~-----1 18' WI "to" M' \7\dea ' distrtbU1~'it5o~ 5'18-4927 -' .~TI NGTON Bl-:ACH Power Cruisers 9020 Pm $pacts Available '70 VW Camper 6000 ml 1!125 Baker St., Colla r-.tesa, VW EnglM, Good Cond. . . . · 24' CORRECT CRAFT CAB· % block Ea1t ot.Bar,. bor. Blvd, . ,. e 642-0443 e AM/Fttl, radio, rlecfric re-. · frlgerator. Pll'l:'Ui r i r e'a, IN CRUISER. Co1npletely Cot1ta Mesa . : \1i•) ,Mf>.91170 Tr' •"ol 9425 chrorne Porschr 11·heeli, Cost rlo'11 over Paint and varnish 12 x 60' Triller, .... $4380. ?t1ake Olfer! Tak• inside and nut. f\1otor TIP 1969 CHAMPION --sntall do\1 n. \\'ill lfnaooe TOP SHAPE. Xlnt fishi n<> -rl J f JO " 2 Bt'. 1 Ba. Crpta, drps, stove, p va e piu·!y. A t am, botl and pleasure, 673-0489_ rerrJs .. lan41eaped. . 527-4011 Phil, ca.II {).'IQ..3100 or 494-1029 al!e'r 8 pm. ' JO Yr, Financing 280ASI di.I'. 28' CHRIS Craft, 1963, hvin 842-3939 A.lif.S.' Siroam~O -~. ~R-E~~N~T~A-L __ _ ---··~-N elec wench, rad, bait link. 8x35 Antel~ awning, store Terry•Nom1d•0•1is e1v '70 IJ1cku11s .,.,w rs1 s, swim step,··tull · 'fN """ T•M MOTORS · (Open Su.W.,1) 80&1 Carden Grove Blvd. ~ Blk. E. of Buch Blvd. 534:2284 892-SMl Bi\fW ~ AUTOi\IATIC late '67, ~1u~t sell, ~lake otter. PR/PTY. 71~/644-2521 CORTINA 8081 Garden Gt'OVr Jill'd. 1000676.l, J 11u S J e Ill o fl s % Blk, E. of Beach Blvd~ Jmpor111, 129 W. Warner, 534-2284 892·5531 Santa Ana. Open eves. & .. ,.,,.,,~··· """".s~,"~·=M='""==~="G:=::::=:::==. • '"flAT' Ill "FRIEDLANDER" 1J711 llACH fHwy, Jf). NIW01/SID;SllV. Jl!G Sales, Servi<...!, Parts Immediate DeUvery. All Modelf - "-.1 n:n.• new ~uminum root &kploror "-tor Hom•• 1v/ca1nfx'1\ slee ps 6. covrs, complefe refinish.. $l 4oo. See P 56· 5002 · Fourwlnda•Wffk•ndtr • S97·50 \Vf'f'kl,v $T200. 673-7700 'McFadden, S.A. 839-5917 or TRAT•L • -l ;.c Per l\lilf' 531~736. "' 5 Make Reserva!1ons Jo;arly 260' FISH.E5R1 MANS drl11ght. HILLCREST lO;<SO'. 1 hr. TRAILER -SALES Scotl's, 914 N, Harbor, f.i.A. WTter. Pl'ps 4, c n."1'£1 •· -- CORTINA '68 \Vagon Sl~5. ~ Autn. trlllfi., ~a.dio &_heater, *********** wlflte-wall ti~li. VJnyl in- J?rtuport jl1 1l por1 ~' 3100 ·w. O:ut Hwy , N.2, gu.9405 $4().1754 Authorized MG Dealer ful'n . Adult Pk. oo ~ .... lll7l Horbor Blvd. G.G. 1968 V\V C!l1rtpPr -f:nglii.h head, SS rarl, Chrys V--8, l<lllll h &I" 2556 od 1· d · I d ne"Jy redone v a 1· n is h cas · .,... ' · l'A Blocks No, of m · 1 ie ll'IC 11 es flOJl-UP 61'"2"' G-~-G "'-~ roof, lilovc. siJJk, coal txu, =~=~°""="'"""'"'"'""'"" ·Motor Homes '215 ... _.n l'O''e r,..,..,way rorn1ic11. cabinets builtin. trrior, huckel lif'!ll.~. fYGC llJDBfl 110), SpotJes:ii! J lm Slemont A T111ports, 120 \V, \Varner. Sanui Au!l. Open Eves. &: a1c;s.c·r '67, 1 O\\'tier . red, wit• whla, radiaJJ, Bsl o(fer. 545--01<17. FJXER·UPPER. 19;,5 Cabin -_:;.:;;:;:_____ 527-4011 Sleeps .5., ·27,000 ml. Perfect cruif;er. 1laRs on v;ood. $.500. 26' Ford , sleeps 6, fully con-AWO Travel trlr, sips 3, cet)d. $2,980 . .645·-0.'.0l '""· 546-41,;, -to 11port ltd ~-H c ~-" ·-557 7063 or DA-·TSUN 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. sVO<J arbor Blvrl., M. ta.111~1. ..-. -xtn't oond , 8.ll x l r a 5 • •59 FORD, reblt \'8 & euto, 6-IS..1982 or !'.14~7474 4ll 5 67&-5810. Reliable car w/EZ lift 8. cab·over, boot, refrig, 537·7777 _SDlo?MiS J\1GA '60 Red, xlnl cond. Orig. Owner. •ll4&-5110* pm&wkodo, h ilo h . Tota l 11225. "'" '69 DATSUN ***•*•***** _7• S . e~. Sl.200. a.i........,46 24' tNBRD Cruiser. sips 6; Mini Bikes 7 • . Trallertown, 327 W. \V\lson, 1~---~-~---SHARP 11169 r.1GC GT, whl /blk llhr C ,1. p . '69 DODGt Van. Cusrom in· Big Sedt.n. overhell!I. can1, 4 ""' o~ F"•ihk'. lo·m', .-·Jras, SS,. DF, RDF, gd cond. .~f. •• iss ~111. 1. El I . r _ .. AM /F'I d Tak "" ....., nl " int., lo 1nlle. Forced to sell S345o d · f '69 PO\VELL J\tlni Bike, 4 I all err ee. re rig., neiv ll'ell. t1pe.,.., l• ra 10· e belo bk. $15.'\0 · 54S.n41 -r-.teke offer. 642-7:'.i15 · or fr& e equity or l•n, FR & RR P.hocks. knoh· 12' SplUlre Trave Tr el', Tape deck. Boh 61l-209f;. a:mall down, wW fina.nce prl.1 =='===''='=""'""'=-;,;;· =--"=========== lrg bi.1clt. 6'16-461!'1. -r Rlf':'I 4. $499, t t (04~') Call Ph'Ji" bys \1·/helmet. S 160, 64>1960 '68 Green Camper, por ... 11n va e par Y _. ' lmDOrtftd Autot 96001mporttd ·cars, S~ki 801!1 ~0.20 I ,,;•o;'~~l"'O"'i9~, -~~--.,.,. lop, engine xlnt, body good. dlr ~().3100 or 494·1029. jjiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijj B&4ANZA . 4 h.p. llas VIKING4 T.~vel1 tra.ll~r. M,000 ,mf. $3,000. 675-88111. ,66 Datsun WCJn. chrom11 fencleNl and lights, ~lf!eps ' sin,.. 9 ov,., ice x. '62' Econolint "Clean'7 SKI, bo11.t·SK. Gla~s hull. llO hp Merc-ury, new poWl!ri)e4d. The \\.'Orks. lm· m1u:. Quick "'Ye, 675-4•1;:.2. E . $350. Spic & Span. 548--0072. f~iW30) \Vilt take trad• or Like r)!W. $150. veninga OJ> T AU rebuilt. SllOO. 64fi.!l20R fh1ance pi'ivite P'1'1y, Ca.II alter 5, 548-11180 NI MT RR •I LETERN Dial Mi-6578 for RESULTS S.164052 or 4!14-9773. HONDA 5d CC enrtne. front '"" & rear brW1, lights,1treet $1fS ** .. 548-:3554 fPnported Autot 9600 Imported Autos 9-600 9035 ~lcgaL Best offer over $125. .15 TT. Field & Stream~-t1-~~· ~~-;oiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii~iii.iiiiiii;ii;ii Marln•-Equip. 54:)..3431 Trailer. Good condition. BON •NIA • H p $600. Call: 642-096::. Eetid ix 12 volt. Non-hunt. '"" • • • Auto pilot S·l;'{t. Brand. new '90. * • 83J.35!>2 •673-6945+ . (i~DEVIL folding minibike '-1F.RCtiRY O.B. :JO llP $;;fl. \~·/caie, se1t1 Z. 2.J HP, Extend<"U ghait. 1111U1ual. i O lb!. 1135. &l:;..-0624. E~nin11~ IH. 613-~378. TACO 441 FRAME • 3 HP Evinrudf' ou lhoftrrl S·13. * • ~~ 16',9 It. KOM.l''ORT. Like Ne\\'!! J\l11ny l'~:rtril1! ! $1195. 6<16-3458 STORAGE -Trallen -Boats -Campe1-s. ere, * •54g...,12til *'I" -motor. >.1nt mnd. lllmost • -., ....... Trailers, Utility; 9450 new. S1J1i, 6Tj....;28;1. Motorcycle• ' JUU --~-~--- Pl\TR. of 283 Chris engities. • UTILITY Trailer.-all 2'l to 1 Reduction, a:d cond. '67 Yamaha 305. f:Jl& Bear jeep. Good cond. metl'll 1125. Call 646--SMO eves. Excellt-nt co ~lion J350 \ fli.4,..1058, a;;; Slip-,;;oorlng fOli HodaXa 90, ad .. ,:., iet' .iT,Oruc=:.k,:i;;;;=i;===ts=OO up fo1· rlirl, extras, ssklna S275. 64•\-5-475. DELUXE Slip fot• aprrox. .68 llodllkll 100 ,.,,.,., Great 70' ho1tt wkte !x-1un ptJ\\'el' ,:ond. 600 orlgin .. 11 mU cs.· or ll~ll. Ne"'por1 l1111·hor. 6-•"• Sf!sl ollcr. io ~ • \\'rite Box P-1012. O&il)' PUoJ. J!).10 llnrley Oa\1lUson· NEW ~ 1 32, ,,... I~ mndl"l. $600. !• ·~·IP or· to ...., powtt S.16-3137 1 ~ or s;i[I. Ne11rpor1 Ha.rtifJr, l''---:,6~7"""'o-~-:,-..,.:.-<<-"- \\'rite Bax P-1011 03.llY i-o 1 ;:; ~ PlloL -.. 25' Sailboat allp ~lain Bay, Newport * 494-3916 '* fi(J' SLIP Nt\\'port B11y S.11 or PoW!!r. t191 ... '\!116. Boat C:h1rter 17' TroJ&n ti)' Dti!1(1!: ~'rl•n 1111. MJUip. ''fl'! 6. $$.><lsy. $4~ v. k. 9'16-'9000 • • 64z.6783 MJ-3106 '6.q 125 YAMAtfA--• peas & com.pf'tll\on rtle&H. $.115. 61>-3!1;, 6n.«IOO. '6S..HON!)A ISO . 1100. 00-21129 ""'6fv •m•h• YD . Street S400. NO matter wht.t it i1. yoo CAO Jlf!JI It with a DATLY PILOT WANT ADJ 6-U...$611 'TO Chev. 1.1 C.S.T., 11/c, autp. P/~/,., lr lr hitch, Ovetld 1p , T.0.P, Snrri. eq. SUn' thtv Thu1'5 ;inylimr, f'ri. btfore 8Pi\I .. ~!. all 8Pi\t. 64~. ·~ GMC Pickup ~ Chrome ~·· nt paint. 4 11pd. ·~-1!!0. 54&-1175 'IW Ford, 6 cyl, tong bed. im. Cill 6-16-1018. Eves i T3-i619, rono. 'et Rf.nclM>m, R&.-H I ~ ..... $.1Jl"Y._8, ~~II' ,41dl'J " .• -ffi . Xlnt'.C0J1if. ~GTin~ DAILY PILOT DIME -A • LlN£S co1t )'OU ju~t pen· -·-~·-_ _,J:;,• - ORIAT YALUISI SUPH VALUI '66 l'lYMOUTH fUIY 4•DI, v.1, oulo, Irani., fo(!Ory air cond!lionin,, $699 .pe,..r •••••inf, ,.dio' h"'''· A 1llt1 cor. ,ISlY~l)I ~~~~~~~~- '65 PLYMOUTII MY WAIOll v.1. 0 .. 10. lt'on1,, ,._, 1ttorin9, "'41o & h1alt1. 0."'' W11ill (ll:Y0241 $ 899 '61 DATSUN 4·DR. $1195 StO 111o4tf. 4•JP••d. •odlo & h .. ltf, ltutk• •I uoto, ••ol nit•\ (YIY6111 · '61 COITlllA WAGON ' Avlo, ''""'" '1!dio & htot.r. •hilt wt1t! ti111, winy! inl.,iot, ltvt\11 oaolt, Jf19I• i.n, IYOCllOI . ' "'61 YW COIYllTllU ' lolli. • htot.t, """' -,. ·~i.tw. O..n c""4!tMll, HuffYI (Oll:JJI) - ( Special Factory Purchase le***************** DISCOUNTS UP TO ~ 5900 NEW 1969 MIDGETS 52023 . + TAX l LI¢. INCLUDll U.DIO • WUt• WHllL$, nc. NEW 1969 MGC-GTS 53255 + ~·x • Lie. INCLUDll AM/•M 'IADIO, Will WNllU, ITC. le*~*************** --_l~l'lllplil l .11111purt •, "31~C"'!tl Hwy., N.£, 642.t405 SI0-1764 --AvthorJnLMG D~"'" EVERYBODY NEEDS A '61 FORD 8 fl. '64 FORD VAN f:le•+iid• Pick ,Up R•b11!11 Eni;in• $799 PULL rl!CI al4JJ50J $1099 A STIAL •ZVl!f14 '67 CHEVY 8 FT. FORD STEP VAN fl••hid• Pie.It Up v:a, Autom•lic: $1499 PULL ra!CI $1499 PULL PRICI #Y45026 #J7212 '69 CHEVY 8 FT. '67 JEEP CJ5 F1t•hid1 P'1c.l Up V.t, Soft Top $2100 FULL Pl!CI •1111.C $2200 DON'T WAIT' •TYXl4t '67 CHEVY '1'< '69 JEEPSTER. STAKE. LIFT GATE PERFECT FOR 11,000 Act111I Milei. LIGHT DEUVERY H•rtl l•I' ·AfiftMt N•w $AVE '67 DODGE :v,. '63 4.WHEEL DR. VAN • P1rlKt Co11d. Whlf• SUBURBAN. 1/.6, $1699 POWER WINCH-AIJI: •040966 CONCOURSE CONO, '63 VOLKSWAGEN '64 CHEVY '\14 CAMPER BUS I Fl. ltd, 8lv1 Very Cletn, G1t•l'I $1299 •OUUt $999 #NJf4JI '10 AM~ASSAOOR '64 FORD Pl(KUP Ai1, lo•d•d SST Plus Sletp••• 1,000 Atlu1I Mlle, C1mp•1 -llij• $3499 •16,)101 $1099 #4JJ61'1 6-PACK New lnternetlonal CAB·OVER CAMPER Tr1vel1ll-lo1dMI S!11~. Slov1, al(,,. $795 ~~~~ St00 OPP lllf •4JJt11 c - KUSTOM MOTORS AUTHO~IZID ' . INTERNATIONAL TR UCK DEALER 845 IAK.IR ST"--COSTA MESA 540°591 s • ", .1 "• . . . •• • 1 ' , • • ,, ' ) • • .. • D'll.'i l'ILOi" • Sitlllrd,ay, June lJ., J.fj /0 .... ~ii'C5iff'A~T!!IOM~=1T~RA~~~~A:!!T ~N=· =-j~SPORTATION ' TRANSPORTATION ..... ,,.. Autot .. fmoort.d Autot 9600 I "" .. , '•d Auto. 9600 l'-'-..;.... •• TO--Y-'O"-'T..:..A-,...:..;.;:; ~ TRIUMPH · VOLKSWAGEN , TRANSPORTATION • TRANS~RTATION I !..~l'OltTATION 'TRANSllO_ltTATION lmpot"ted A&ltoo ' 9600 Imported_~.. 9600 ,Imported Autoo NGO""~•-NGO VOLKSWAG~N VOLKSWAGEN VOUCSWACHf.I VOLKSWAGIN TRANSPORTATION ~·-VOLKSWAGEN Au1o1 W•ntod '700 WE PAY TPP ·i.JVw--t"uDnY c.r. Gei. ___ .J.: . ·--'&I VW BUG ~ '67 GT6 1'0YOTA '1!12 dr-, H.T. Slfi99. l •peed trans.. hea.1,r. \\nllf\1>&11 ti,m, Cinl\'\t at•11. , \\~I CO~"el'I, 61.trt'O tape I ~ Ii carpet lZ·D~l21 Ex~ ru:Uy like new! Jin1 Slf'tnt111.a lmportJ. 120 "'· \\'arrK'r. Santa Ana. Open e\·eis. & Sun. ~12$. pienty ol ~~135. AUTHORIZED A?.f/t~A1 radio, wire \\'heel•. 7 PASS. '68 VW Bl.Ii, 2:;,lXXI Auto.. RJf, E>ltra I 11barp. ~ SERVICE lUOV8f6\ T1tke trade or fin. I Or w/Blk, ~>I. fXJASJ 2}. 4.~peed. Sky' Bii.iii! w/Blk RH, f.Spetd. Vecy Cltan, '66 VW BUG ~&& VW FASTBACll AUTHORIZED SALES, SE'RVJCt; CASH for uaed cars A: truckJ just call 111 ror tree Hlimate. a.nee private party. C11U m '•· Dr. i&. owner. Cher-Vi11yl l11t. (J..('6096) (SLZ624) ;J64Qfo •• '~'·""" "'"°""· s:ms, 646-&tl. $1699 $1088 " $1399 GROTH CHEVROLET '68 TH. 250 20 (XX! n11les tX• '67 V\V a.II eict:raa, Punche H' b V W ' c<ll•"' .,.;,."""· .... ;u.,J :i~,.;!~c. ~.,,, .. Uc ar our · · Harbour V.W. "Har6our v ~w. A.lit for Sales A1anq:er lr,IJJ Beach BJvd. llunUn~n BeaC'h 847-60li7 ' KI 9-.tJ31 Flir'iu1 l'f'sulta, .Cali7""'1'he Hot l.Jne" Daily Pilot Cl.USi.fied Call •fter 5, MS-1969 _ 18711 BE.ACll BL., 812-443,j ~ • ' 1968 T1·lun1rh CT S...m/frn 1 ·w V\Y in A-1 cond. New HUNTtNCTON BJ<:ACH 197JJ BEACJ[ BL., 842-4435 19711 BEACJ{ BL., 842-4-W t!f>W lirei, good cond. ,2400. mok>r, rostom p11\nt job. jplLOT WA.NT AD!l G13-56TS JlUNTJNGTON BEACJI HuNTJNGTON BEACH 673-6'136 Dlll Ms...3235 • '63 VW 2 Or, new )'ellow '64 VW '69 YW I -TOP DOLLAR 64.z...5673 9900 paint, rw1s perf, Must sell, Radio, hc•t.e:r, new litt:a.. UCJ . 4make <tUer. 962·1782 or .fte'hJY painted wry very Radio, healt'r, 4 sPffd, 'A'trilt' r>tS-6519. . clean car. Out ~peci.al' week. wau1~~~ Like new. l <twn.. end prlce. IQZNOOO) er, W>o>.M.1 I '" vw Radio, Mater, exceptionally clean CJU', very low mileage. Showroom condition tor sure! '" CLEAN USED CARS BIGGEST SALE OF THE 'YEAR * CREDIT AUTO SALES * '69 v.w. F8'1back, radla1'. .$795 $1799 $1695 ntdio, chains, top rack, 1~000 ntil.._ Tan w/b1~ int. -( & M MOTORS I ffa·rbour v w T & M MOTORS $2,al. 64>3.l2'J. (Open Sund.ys) • • (Open Suncf1ys) "68 VW Conv, auto, tonnee.u 8081 Garden Gf'O\•e Blvd. 18711 BEACH: BL., 842-44.35 !!081 Garden Grove Bh·d. cov. am/!m $1180. Call '~ Rik. E. of ~h Blvd. HUNTINGTON BEACJI 'i Blk. E: of Beacli Rlvd. 5-t&-5968. 5.14*2284 892-5!551 ,64 VW B I 534-1284 892-5.).jl ~~~~~~~~~~· i.J ua:, w now gJ'een. i '"""""""""'""""""""" '66 VW Red/white interior. Radio d u XI ,67 Yw BUG '1 •• ' ..... "' CQI> Radio. Xlnt condition $925 dil.i.on fl00. 499-2066 -Best offer. 545-5239. '10 VW Bu&:. Clean. Factory '66 VW CAMP~ tpt, Lo ml. Extra Sharp Blue warranty. AM-F!')f Ii. See George Ray THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Costa P.lesa 642.0010 WE PAY CASH · FOR YOUR CAR IF YOU HAYE A SMALL DOWN PAYMENT WE CAN FINANCE YOU Best Of~•••-549-0-140 w/Blk Int. (VJG681J sunroof. $1900. 67l--1919 CONNELL CHEVROLET IMMEDIATE DELIVERY '56 FORD WAGON V-8. aut.ornallc. HY!\1-055 . '58 PLYMOUTH CONY. WE FINANCE ANYONE $99 CREDJT IS NO PROBLEM IMMEDIATE CREDIT '61 IUIC:K S"C:IAL 299 4 dr. SNS, V 18. auto. trans .. powrr lileerins:, power brakf's . .SJ\E-768 $ '62 FORD WA!;ON DELUXE 8"' '67, good $1399 '6' VW , Sunroof, rad~. «•k cond. $1700, H b , v w, blue, white Inter. Ex. cond. Phooc 962.7.... ar our . ' ' -67~;..~10>3'=-. =~=~-'63 YW BUS 9 PASS 18711 BEACH BL., •124•3' '67 YW BUG HUNTINGTON BEACH Extra sharp, wb.ite wall tires. 1963 VOLKSWAGEN. Low radio, beater, 4 aJ)ffll. (ULJ. mileage engine, r u.n 1 2881 - P'"loct, 1675. llJ89 Huboc $ 1'39, RJ-f, 4-S1K'ed. lllZKttl) $f288 FLOWER POWER '60 vw $499 2828 lhrbor Blvd. Costa P.1t'sa w .. 1200 U.[f'()R'i'S WANTED Orana:e Counties TOP $ BUYER 811..L 1-lAXEY TOYOTA 18811 Beacb Blvd. $99 $299 V·8, auto1natic. Cool for 6ummf'r. V.S, autmnatic, l>O~'f'r steerin;::, extra clean. PYV-530 Harbour V.W . Blvd., Ci\f. 645·198:J, H b v w >ID-7'7fafl 5 l wkn<bo. ' ar our .• auto •pert ltd 962.'J Garden Grove Blvd. H. eeaCh. Ph. IJ47-8555 XDt\1-436 '59 STUDEBAKER $99. '6J PLYMOUTH VALIANT $299 Fully fact. ~uipped, mechanically 19111 BEACH BL., 842-4435 HUN'l'JNGTON BEACH '66 VW Camper. New ln.ns, 18711 BEACH BL., 841-4435 new paint, stereo-tape, Wide LARGE 537-7T17 891-1568 \VE PAY TOP OOU-AR ;~oR TQP USED CARS \\'O\\': Fully fac1 . f>QU~Jpl>d. FIA'-601 tops! t 12527 l 165 Volk1w1gen $730. Polyglas tires, Am • B'n1. HUNTINGTON BEACH E><S. 546-9235 $1895. 53&-9""91 ' '69 VW Su ..... t. AmJFm. SELECTION If )lout car J( extra clean, ' Se(; us firs!. '59 RAMBLER $99 ''5 RAMILfR AMERICAN Econo1ny 6 t•yl. Automatic. 4 dr. 2 dr. Automatic. Especially nice. $299 I -=========--=-==;===~ Dark Blue W/ b1k inl. IM· of VW '610Sport c... t6 lt· MAC. 67>-7528. CAMPIRS POOLE BUICK 234 E. 17th St. Sedan. FlX-194 . '60 DODGE WA!;ON $99 Room for Oie family, 1H1lomatic tran!'.;m li;;slon. IH\V-951 '60 IUICK LE SAIRA OYG·932 '60 vw ·2 dr. Bug. 4 speed, economlctd, de- pendablr. Chttk this pricP. SZX-057 'U _pLDS CUTLASS $399 IF YOU HAVE A SINCERE DESIRE fOI A $99 Automatic-, IJO"'er stei'ring. \\IT.G-662 V -8, automaUc, poY:er iteel'irig. GRP·906 -$399 TOP "NOTCH USED IMPORT We're Selling Out 41 THIS WEEK-END! '61 RAMfl.IR WAGON $~199 '66 FORD CORTINA <i.T. $3-99 EconOmy 6 cYJ., automatic. 2 dr. H:r. f speed, bucket aeal..s. ' EPZ-'114 ' TAB-195 '6J FORD CUSTOM $199 '64 IUICK VISTA CRUISER $499 W~'! FuUy factory eauippE'd. -V 18, 6 pnsi1: '"'agon. Fu JI po'A·cr ZLA-269 plus air cond, OO'r-344 '61 OLDS 98 '6J PONTIAC: IONHEVILLf 4 dr. V/8. auto. t1·a.r1J1 .. l"'"'f'r s tPcr· in1: & hritkPfii, ;ij1• Corid. G\VD-699 $199 4 dr. J-1.'f. V/8. "°"'er s lN:l'ing and h1·11kPS. \Vha.1 a priM•! KL0.&19 $499 NO HNlllLI, •usONAILI 0,,11 WILL IE lllFUSID IVllYTHIN• WIU •O! * MANY, MANY MOii * ' ro Ct40051 fl,OM ,_ _____ _, WI Sf'ECIALIZ:I IN FINANCU.G WI CAl•Y OUll OWN ~NTUCTS e HULIYS e-TlllUMf'HS e .IAGUAIS • SPllTIS MIDGm CREDIT AUTO SAL·ES • M.G.A.'1 • M.G.l .'1 • e Tl-6'1 FRITZ WARREN'S CALL COLLECT 530-2092 10292 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. 530-6360 SPORT CAR CENTER I BLOCK EAST OF BROOKHURST. THIS WEEKEND ON ALL NEW '70 CHEVROLETS 2 DOOR COUPE Tin•..i gllH, lletu~• bf!h , - 11ff•'l\ll, />M •adlo, '""' emMion CO•UrOI, """lte ••ll II•~. 11•11• Wl'IHt ,ower1 Cll>OTI (11162'1 Li1t Price ........ $2881 .15, DISCOUNT ........ $318.62 i:~ •. ""' $2562.53 BRAND NEW 1970 KINGSWOOD ESTATE WAGON Cklu:>t tMlli, ''""" 11tu, oo-• win· oa.... """f' 11;1 111e ,.,...,o .. , ,.1, Conclil!O<Hf\$1, WPI'< fl!! •~O!.'.kl, 300 •"9'"•· . •u•bl>-hydr1m,hc, POWe< ill•rl"9 lwltfil! WSW, AM rec!"O wi' "''" 1~~. l61t) Oi2111) Ll1t Price ....... $5069.40 DI SCOUNT . $171.05 ::,'.'..' .... $4191.35 ... IR•ND NEW 1'70 IMPALA CUSTOM COUl"E , urbct.flrclfiff'l:'lt 11(, "° '"'. l1n!llCI 11'••1. IOOr "'"'· vrn1I roof, elr ~ .. •"7l011 mirror, U>l<l•I F&R 1....,..lon. belled WSW, •ltc_ clOc.k. AM '911111, r11Jy Wl'IHlt, 17'11 (Hft111 Ult Price ........ $462t.2S DISCOUNT .. ... $85,.20 ~:~ •.... , . $3773.05 IRAND NIW CHEVROLET ·MONTI CAILO T~-,dr1m111<, 3JO 1'1111" •1111. l'lll!tlng, rfnl(!CI 111n1, llOWllr ""lndo"'!• Uoor fl'lllS, dr. '"''" ¥1nyl rool, ••• <:Olld_, powt r 1IHf'in11, It. '"°"· 1y1- ttm, ANo·FM rltdlo, r11r •PHktr. rHr fencltr alllr1L Ufl) (1109531 LISI P•lco ...... _ $4611.05 DISCOUNT ........ $725.44 ::~~. "'." $3892.61 IRAND NIW 1970 CHEVROLET CHEVILLI HAl.DTOP T11rr>o-h)'drtmtlk, l lrtlO budlwf ... ,,, cont.Oii, •Ir cood .. pOWWr ''"'' lnit & llrN.,f, '50 tntln., !Int. 1l1o&, lltltld WSW, r•Ur Wflffli1 clockj AM rldlo wlrt•r IPttk•r, ('311) P 1'60) List l'rlco ........ $4154.00 DISCOUNT .......... 14.6' ::.'.'.. ".... $3464.41 IRAND NEW 1970 CHEVROLET NOVA Tl~IH 91111, body 11111 fftldgs., turll0- llyclr1..,.l1C, PO~r ,,..,1,.g, •••P· 1ml11lon cont1111, belled WSW, AM· ••lllo. [1$1) ttl•l6JJ List Prlco ........ $3fU.H DISCOUNT ...... _ $419,U ::~~ •. ' .... $2697.02 IRAND NEW 1970 CHEVROLET MONTI CARLO T11rtio."'fdr•mlllc, lll'ltlld 11'-M, POW• •r windows, llaor m111, F&R Dmp< 11tt11., vlnyt roof, AM·FM, l•ctorv 1lr, «ID 11111., com1or1 1111 WllMI, pOWlr •IHrlng, 1rc. Ulll (114'9$) LISI Prlco ........ $46.17.15 DISCOUNT ........ $7r5.14 ::,·~ •. " '. . $3982.01 IRAND NEW 1'70 CHEVROLET CONCOUll WAGON Tlnled 11t•11, po..., 1111 Oil!I window, llC!Ol'Y ·t/r, JDO '"41 .. 1111'11>11\'d•a· ma11c;, power liHrfllO, l>f:ltfll-WSW, full .,.,'11111 co_..111, t1.111t•t• c1rri.r clock, AM rMllO. (SUTI 07ol00" Llot Prlco ........ $4431 .20 DISCOUNT .,. ...... -Ull7.4J ~:,'.'. ....... $3823.57 llAND NEW 1'70 IMPALA CUITOM COUPI Turl»llY11r•1Ntlc, •lr Qlllll., vll'lvt f110f, tln!td 1111u, »o eng,, pow.r ''-'""' i.11• w•w, rMr ~"'' tl.i:lrlc (!IQ, tl!IY wiltlll. llMI lll24JI Liit Prlco ···-$4119.10 DISCOUNT ..... _ $141.H ::~ •...... $3693.14 IRAND NEW CHEVROLET CAl"RICI COUPE T11rbc>-hy<Jr1m•tlc, liCl<lry 11f, .Qt f'llViM!, Hnlec! 91.tu, PO-wlncl°""'• doo!' grd'i., pow1r $1ttrJng, ¥11'1yl rool, rear l1ncl1r 1klrh, AM r•dlo W/r11r ~Pl!•ker, r1!ly wl!nl1, •1111. Figl!!. C060) C1211Jll List P•lco $4973.60 DISCOUNT ....... $934.43 ::~ •. ""' $4039.17 BRAND NEW 1970 CHIVROUT GltEENlltlll WASON T11rJ>O·h'(llr1..,.11c, linled gltu, 20I VI 1no1111, powlf!' 11nr1no, AM rlldlo, •••P. •m!Ulon (<lrlfrOI, ("21 ntm41 LISI Prlco ........ H70l.40 DISCOUNT ....... $45'.IJ ::,i.: •. " " . $3248.57 HAND NEW 1'70 C:HIYROLn CHIVILLI HARDTOP Tllfbc>-hyclrtll'Mllk, lln!M 9111\, "°""" tr 11Mrl"91 btlt«I WSW, 11111 wt!MI ,_,., AM rfflrti tinted glen, lillll (1M411 L111 P.rlco .. -... $34' 1.15 DISCOUNT ........ we.oz ::~. "" . . $2993.83 IRAND NEW 1970 CHEYRO,LET CUITOM IL CAMINO Wiii-tide w•lt llrn, t11H wl!HI ai .... 1u, l!ttltr, 17IOJ 0 &11'11 Llot Meo ........ $3119.00 DISCOUNT ........ $505.H ::~~ ....... $2639.14 IRAND flEW 1970 IMPALA cu1toM coul"r F•chlrr 1ir, JOI .,.gin•, tur!I0-11 "111k, •lnrl "'°'' llntfd 11i.11, ~-' llntlng, DeUllCI WSW, tltc. C•Ot.~, AM rlldlo w/r,tr 1pttll1r, r1!1y WhNll, Vlnyl Jnltr., IPfCl•I il-lllPtfto 1111n. cn11 tn.wosi L11i l'rlco ...... _ $4SU,'5 DISCOUNT ...... $136.U ::,~ •.. " " $3732.32 IRAND NIW 1'70 CHEVROLn MONTE CARLO Lht Prlco ........ $3762.10 DISCOUNT ...... ,_ $4111,6' ::~:. " ' $3281.41 -.2828 HARBOR BlVD.,-COSTA MESA NEW CARS USED CARS ••• •• 546-1200 546·12113- ' I ,i, '&i vw. xln't cond. tn I: , •. ··-; r ' ' ..,.._ OUI. """' ....... sac or ""'' Harbour v w ' c""';;;;'0;;;~~ .. ~·i;"9;;;;;;;:;;;91;1;0 I Coita ritesa 53-7765 olfer. 646-1493. ,9 ' • ''66 YW BUG AlflllORIZED ' -, ... ~ ..... , Soll RH, 4·Sneed. Runs Good. CTBJG..191 . $1299 Harbour V.W. 11711 BEACH 81..., 142-4435 HUNTINGTON fEACH '63 VW Bug $600 Or Bsl Oller. Greal Grad. &ill. 842-7188. '68 Light blue bug. r/h black Interior, original owner. $1495. 962-16lt '61 V\V ll\fMACULATE! $595 Call: F'red &t.>-1669 '55 V\\', aean S350 or Best Olfer Good trans 5-13-&JJ6 LEAVING F'or Hawaii: Must se.ll '61 V\V, be.st offer . 53J-!>JOO, * 1967 V\V "bug -Jmitfm radkl. Good .~itiQIJ. $995. 67~2779. '56 YW BUG Runs Great. RH, 4 . Speed. (SBU9fi'H $588 Harbour V.W. 1111 l BEACH BL .• 8424435 HUNTINGTON BEACH l\JUST Sell 1969 VW b\11, ex· eellent condition. $1 450 'lit V\V, new red paint job, pinstriped. good cond. $150. 1029 titft Dr, Laguna '67 vw .. ~ .. P.lany extras. 548-8436 e '66 VW BUG e Excellent condition!! "Steve" 54~257'l '64 V\V Bug, pearl white, xlnt cond. Radio. Gd . tires. Lo mile. $i00 142--6001 DEWXE bus '66 New rebuilt engine. Slt50 ot best oiler 962--0'118 '69 vw $16."JO • 642.M18 '65 YW BUG Great transportation buy, Priced to $ell. tV~I $799 Harbour V.W. SALES 4 SERVICE I 1970 cadfllac Conv. 400 1B7ll BEAdt BL., 842-4435 nil'g black wi red leather. HUNTINGTON BEACH I mrl Cadillac Conv., 4,COJ WANTED ~l'i.' cu~ton1 i!>ld w/gold I'll lo doll " inter. pay P a· .or your I 1969 C1uiiUac 4 dr DeVille, VOLKSWAGEN toda~. Call • I thee Inter • Outstand· and ask for R4f1 PincMt. ea · ing! 549-3031 Ex1, 66-67. 673-0900. ./ 1970 Firebil-6 wt air roncl. VOLVP VOLVO ANNIVERSARY SALE $105 per nio. I 1969 Pileruedes Ben:t 4 dt. • D~I. Sl.5$.15 per mo. TRANS WORLD AUTD LEASING CAI Bayshore Richfield, Cor. ne1• ol Coast Hwy, & Dov~rl Newport Beet:h, Calif. "142" """"" ' S2759 ........... 64.,2,.-006!!!!!9!!!!!!!!!!!!'1 4 speed, radio & healer. • ~ 4740. 1800 E c.,., IO< d<llv-~ LEASE f,I' . 1970 DEMO ery .. Overltu de!Sperjallst. '69 Ci.dillac Ct>upe De Ville, DEAN LEWIS '"ll ""'"'" .,,, vinyl rool, am'tlrtt stereo. New whit&-1966 Harbor, C.l\1, 646.9303 w~. lilt steea·ffc wtil., $163 ........... • THINK ~)~~yo· "FRIEDLANDER" per mo. SOUTH COAST CAR LE~ING 300 W. Ott J~wy, NB~ IM5.21B2 Used Can 111• •UCN (MWY . ., , • •og 'o\"·'vl • I ~ ·$100 . IF T~EY'RE NOT ' BOUGHT HERE .• , WE HAVE A CAR THEY'R! NOT FOR YOU DEALS • \Ve· can f.inance anyone FRITZ WARREN •We can y cont~acls SPORTS CAR CENTER e lmmeriiate delivery 110 E. 1st, S.A. 547-0764 • =· 50 car• to choose 1969 VOLVO 144 S. aoto CREDIT AUTO S·ALES lt'dan. Like •new .• 0 n e 530-6360 owner. 67~1991. 10'292 Gard!•n Grove Blvd. . ...... , .. ' 9610 •t966 Lamborghini 350 GT. Sport Cars BUICK San Diego Tn.111t k Savings, ---------- 714-23:>.5ll0 or write P.O. BUICK '6J Rivie1·a . IMMAC. Box 1811, c/o Jnstalln1ent COND. All extras inc. air. Loan Dept. While 1v/blk lthr int~ fl095 ~101 days; 83J.-0144 eve: ~ial \Vagon, RtH, auto, new trans. Xlnt cond, Very rsnble. &16-3431 Antlqu91, Cl111ic1 MIS 1937 FORD. xlnt cond, 4ii.ll00 orig mi 's. A collectors delite. 846-4Tl7 1915 Model T Touring • brass radla1or • f1600. 6T':r834l Autos W1ntld 9700 WE PAY '59 Buick .( lraiu;portation """"' door $100 good ph' '62 Buick convertible as is S151l. Weekda)'s after g p.m. Siii & Sun all riay. 546--1-178. * '68 BUICK Rivle.ra, xlnt cond. ltwlded . ~tust see to appreciate. Call ~. * 19711 BEAO! BL., 842-4435 TOP DOLLAR CADILLAC - HUNTJNGtON BEACH For clean used can: '63 VW Bu•, reblt· C.Orvllir · ..[OHNsdN. IC:SON--:::1-----~-----~ ent; &: VW tJ.aiw ixle, NiW ~LINCOLN WERCURY '68 El Dorado, bl e ck ~int, paneling, cpts. Sand 2626 Harbor Blvd., C.M. ~'!black vinyl top. i\fust Ii~. top rack, sle.reo-$1400. WANT To Buy 33 to 63 v.w. sell-make oner 6T~2. 96S..Sltl Bug with no motor, or in '&t CadillRC co11vt, showroom TIIE SUN NE\'ER SETS on need or repair!!. Mw.t be conct, all Jll'.l\ver, l.o mi'li . DAILY PILOT WANT ADS! reasonable 642-4639. S\500. 494-1404 •, • . . • • • , . • • • I • , , ~ , • • s..-,, Ju-. 13, 1970 DAILY PILOT .;,. TR"NSPORT.\TION 1!.~PORTATION~ TRANSPORTATION !llA~SPORTATIO~ ' TRANSPORTATloN !R~S~RTATION-1 TRANSPO~TATIOr.i I TRANSPORTATION . \!'1~~PORTlTION _ Udd C1r1 9900 Used C1n -9tOO Used C11r1 9tOO Und c.·,, 9900 Used C11r1 9900 New C1r1 MOO New Cert 9800 New C1n • 9800 New Cart ---~.-. D_l_Lµ_C......:;.; ,. CHEVELii .""" ...,.....C_H_EVR..._O._LET_1_1 CHRYSLER MUSTANG 1959 CADILLAC PAR TS .;-;;-AIJBU !50, Vi, 300 Cll!;V; "IO , C•ptlce .-. '62 NEWPORT !1-passeoger MUSTANG '66 S-1399-. -V--.l 0 , I FOR QUtCK SALE bp, llm/tm rad.,•.'4 apd, Loldtd. &.way power seat, Ur. wa,on. Power equl~ auto, trans .. tnctory air•coo- Battery S2;:i()O. 492-1606 btwn 8: power disc brtkes, AMIF/d. J>"(I. Good, clean car. $495. dltloning, power steerllllJ, \Vindshi~ld \Vipers a.m. &: 6;30 Pim. radio, vinyl roof, tinted 326 E. 16th. PJ.! Costa Mc61l vinyl roof ITYJ233l \Vas t lliulio• glalll, tilt 1teering wheel *'69 9 p~ ws;~·Full pwr, $l&as. Mus~ see to ap- Whtels tSer. ll'lMO> Very low air, ileteo. Jrr{ew radllt preeiate. J1rn Slemons TrarulmWlon in!~ early! Jlcn Urea Lo ml Sac •833-0319 ImftN't•, UJ Yf· 'Warner, Air Conditioner & ntE tdott bea '68 -~ bnportlJ. ~-r-'11. -· · ' _ • ~;"ina. Qlliin eve&:1 & , 1-leatlng Uni t Ca.inard, ~:-¢ $1685. warner, Santa Ana. Open ~O~ Sun. 546-41!5.~ And Many Other Items 494-9816, U5 ·~I SI, Lag Eves. & SUn. 546-il25. . --h.-,;U"'ST'=1J!""°G=-,;;,6f"'""'cr-"'."'·=.;fr.;;2!1S::;--- 5424120 Aller 5 P.?tt Bch. '64 Chevy Bel Alt CYCLONE 'GT '116, 390 V..fl, 300 V-.8, auto. trans., tac- 1967 CADIL,LAC Cou,,. '69 Carnaro 356;4 rpd. V/8, a1110-tr&n1, radio,•N!ater 4 Jpd, gd Oobd. Xtru. tory air CQl'ldi!Sonlng, pqwer de VIiie. 33,000 miles, Excellent copdltlon $2500 "new tire•, carb. and interior Drafted!· Pvt pcy. 6'f5.:ll36. • steerirtg, vinyl roor, mag lmm•c •• cond. _By own· •646-0888• 59,000 miles. $650. '61 ·eomet station Wagon wheelll, & racing tires. S & . ---, 96U278 after 9 A.M. 11"'" IWAC007J A real nice car. er. urf Si rloin Rei~ --~·--*4~• Jim Sle~ns 11mpor{JI. 12o t•urant, 5930 Ca.it , ~HEYlqLET _ • 1958 Chev. Nomad-good1---~-~~--\V. Warner, Santa Ana. Hwy., N.B. 642-42~ f lk .66 Capri Wagoli, Orig; OwAer "°~·~~ G45_rµ57. COIVAIR Open eves. & Sun. 546-t\25 for Tony. . . Xlnt ·running co.rtf. Must r.::b=::=':'"-"=:====·I:. ;-::;::;::-::-;--;--::;-:--;:-'65 !\fu.stang Conv. V-8 211:9, '00 Qi.d COO\'. El Dorad()-..11.Jl ·sell, $1750. See at 445 Olk, CHRYSLER ·65 MONZA 4-dr stick,_ r /h. 4 spd, p/s, disc brks, r/h, I. 1 ' • -Sacrifice $515. n1ag•. '-•yglas tires. $1095. pwr, c1n1a e con trol , .... &Ufl&.49441848. Cal1~7391 ~ AM/FM stereo, cnJise oon-~ · 6r;rl070 . • 6, CHEVY 11. '''"'· Whl•. '69 chz•'·· ====,...,==""=== trol, tllt.· & till~. st.:..J'inD " '62 CORV AJR..clean, ne\v ..,, .... tape,· ·runs ........... Needa Town a. ountry whl, gutde-111atic, twillte 6""" tires needs hi-Aires, 549-2815 OLDSMOBILE brakes. Best oiler over $300. 9 p St•tlon Wagon ms ,~-· sent., u-. hi1£h. $2467 . Cau64:2-l-4lO. as•. or675-. 545-0548. ~ i;'ull &-complete po"·cr in.. l-~'6-1-c-,....-~~-.-,-,-I0-$1_1_5_' '68 Olds CUtlau 2 Or. Hrdtp. ,,.-;;con=~,,..-.,,---.,--1'55 Chevy 2 ·fir, 301 cu in, cludlngair.17,00orig. miles. air cond avail. F al / b /h '68 ADlLLAC Coupe de Needs work. 1·2ai. ,.._,, AM/FM dio i'"'"""C rnck ac. r, P 1• p/ • r • Vllle, black W/v.-·hUe top ._.. ra ' ......,..., -* ~108 * \V/s/1v Urea. 37,000 mi. all po.,.,.er. air copd, ~~ter~ 646-8774 aft 6·1 ZSZ99S. --_....,.-$2300 or bet! oUer. 642-9810 radW>, special El Dorado in· '64 Chevy II, 2 clr., 6 cyl, $3995 , , CORVETIE ask tor Doug Shaw, terlor. I ·owner, lo nii's, auto, xln't cofld. ?t1ust sell. ~ 984-9144. "000 4= '198 S650. Call 67H949. .._... ~ • "'74 ~ VETTE Hd: lop. orig '68 OLDS CUTLASS Supreme '69 CAD Convert: leather int, '63 Chevy Nova Corw Q~ ~ red paint. 283 HI pert eng, 2 dr . ll.T. P.S., auto tra[l!I. AM/FM rndio, full pwr, Xlnt co~5450 0 4-sp, SHARP'Sl.S95 673-6945 EXTRA CLEAN, very fact air. lilt te!e i.1rg, pwr * 5'JI}..! * • ,s '65 FSTBK • red \v/blk inl. sharp! $300 below book, aoor locks etc. 644-5859 'S4 CHE,'1Y. $110. '" ' 327, 4-spd, mags. $2300/best $1950 96S-Z!3 1963 Cadillac 2 Or. Sedan. Xlnt ll'aAf. 54~24~ WL, ..J' oner. 49'-4048 • '·763~U717ds-cV~~.,--74-d7,-,H~o7li~day" Alr-cond, new tires. xlnt '58 Full po.,.,.{'r, runs good, ,,, '69 Corvette conv 300/350, ,4 metallic blue w/vinyl top. cone!. Call 962-5194 . $175. Call alter 6. 675--5628. 549_3031 Ex!. 66 or 67 GJ>ecd. red, lo1v mileage. w/w ps/pb auto. r /h' $600. THE QUIC KER YOU CALL, DAILY PILOT \VANT ADS! 1970 HARBOR BLVD, I** 494-2!63 ** 6.(2.tns. v THE QUICKER YOU SELL Dial 642-5671 &: charge it. COSTA MESA 1968 Cutlass, Xlnt cond. !l 1========;_-======~===:=:===:;;;;:=::-1 COUGAlt 21.000 ml ..... '''· ''· "'w Used Cars 9900 U1ed C•rs 9900Used C•r• 9900 ~~e~~~s~;~~~~ake over '68 Cougcir XR7 ONLY ····A ;T CONNELL CHEVROLET ·, .. ,"':_ .... '.\-;--'. .. . ' , ·- 100% GUARANTEE . ' ,., '• . PART$ J ~I!'' FOR .30 .DAYS ' l I ' . "Tires ind blttery too" 111 'no co5f On "OK" uMd car•. to youl '68 MUSTANG YI* VI, I own1r Ooctor'1 cir. Surt I• n1w, tAIOI mllft. 8 t<!utl· 1111 ookl w/vlny1 tool, uin.011, 1uto.,p;H, P.S., YIM(. won'! <;0mplr1 !hit. ~aint ll'llW I& Q!it. OK U$tcl Cir, F1c1. pu.r1n!W lltf{(XEW,51 • . • $2299 MUSTANG \'.8* . 0 , $1699 R&H, 1uto.. P,S.1 IKI. ,jr, Bllllllflll-c;aJ~ tt',t . ...., , • _cheap 11 fhll •!Cl ,_IUJDI l. .111~'°11;.· ,;·----..;~!!"' ... --- '64 T•lllD* 999 '""· Custom. Air, R&H. IUIO., P.S. S!rantl car, deep In coior. "5,000 ml111. Suri ha1 lo llt a w111.,.;. 01( used ca• '61 '69 '69 '68 '68 '68 '66 PLYMOUTH• $porl Sa!elllte 2 Or. Cps. R&H. 1uili .. P.S. Nice cer. ·OKr=ur, 1 $ MALllU• ' . -I Coupe. Aulov R&H, P.5., ..-1nli'IJ1ect, w1rr1n1y. Gortiooui 901d Ur w/llllcll lllnYI rpol. (VVH311l .. IC llHd car · ,. IMPALA* Clii!Oin Cpt. R&tj, P.S., 1uto., flCIOl'Y 11r, vinyl rOOf, llke br•ncl ntw:W•tktncl 1p:i•I. fXlll111/ OI( u1tc1 ctr I NOYA* 7 O<-. Showroom trnh w/ul1riOI'" dl!Cllr, VI, R&H, P.S .. aulo. WotV" 1111, Rt!Mlnlng l•d. werrlnl'f, CZCBltrl OK 1.11-..:I c•r CHIV-Oi.n• ~ Btl A.11' cm*. ltloaor $h1rp. A.1110., R&H, fKI. 1ir, N-car condJtlOii !Ind urrl1S our IOCI% wor•1oty, (\188'601 OK utld ar MALIBU* cii-. vt, t!kl br1nd "IW, P.S .• R&H, IUIO. Sur• II his °"' IOll~ div '!JINlrlnl" Incl temalnlng lac!o•y wa•renry. (XOCSll 01( Ullld ctr IMPALA* - Cullom CH Ailor 1lllrp, ftlH, tuto .• P,S., t1ctory air. !VTL2MI QI( Uled 11r IMPALA* Sporl coupe. R1dla, h1111r, 1u1om1lk, pew1r 1IHr!ng, !~doz 1lr. !TUZ2.0) OK u111t car IMPALA* 2 D11, SS CptT I $.PNd .... H. On• or lha$1 "" '(Oii WW.'I IMl!lw. Who llHldla COM•I• Cl>l\lrOlel would t lvt you 1 Ill dlJ-100'!' QUflr1n111 on lhll c••, IVTPUll ()K 11Ud fA!r • IMPALA~ 2 Or. Sp!. CPI. LOCI! dffflt Mild new, 39,000 ml~. F•t lao frt$h, R&H, 11110., P.$, Got io "-ltll nlcnt -111,,or1noe County. (ULA.'651 Sur• I! c1rr!H our JOO'!io pUllrRntee. OK used t fr IMPALA* IMPALA•~ -, ___ ---· I Or . .,. , , _.,, R&-H, 1uto., P.S., f•<ttrY t lr, Ont of ovr tlea11es! ca ... tPIXSUf OK ..std car $1699 -s2899 $2499 $1895. $1999 $2399 $1799 $1499 $1349 $1299 Transportation WAGONS '62 VOLKIWAlilN • ' -ITY'1111 '63 FAL~ON $388 -• or. 1Yca:M11• '63 CHEV•OLliT Sl 48 ' C"''<'l•r 1 Or. U!JY~HI '83 CHllVY II S"'M Cpa. IQJHlttl ff• '64 CHIVllOL&T , s-• Dr; A~ll. H• cl'&Jnu tf!!I:, MUST"N• !!I! liJil_Cpt. AlrM. _. ~ R .. k , IUIO,, p,s1. IKI. air. '61 FORD FU'rURA Waton. lt .. H, .u .... P.s :, CIHn,'cl••~ (Z-VlHll ~ (NMSml '65 MUSTANG • -'67 COUNTRY SEDAN fr.·li!,:r" • ~ ..... FKI, ''" P.5,, "R&H, ~rtrtvo0»4) •MIAMI 100~ GUAlANTll -'FNr• twt 71 1'6~·'"''67·'61 &"•ti ••lo11tollUn •11 01t lot with tM .. ,... 110% C ..... I •• .,.. ..... CONNELL CHEVROL·ET !828 Hartior Blvd., Costa Mesa ~1203-j-·= . . Factory a i r conditioning, '65 OLDS Cutlass HT, P..T, powei' iti&c brakes vinyl air, ~cb, cotl901e. 28,000 mi. top, dlr, lots ot_go001e1. $2300 SllOO. 968-5462 full price. (YZV>58). Will '65 442, 4 spd, xln't oond. lake l.J:ade or finunce pri· Must see to apprec. $1200. vate purty, Call 5164052 or 545-7240. 49'1·9773. 'SS Couga1'-Z3,tn'.I n1i, Air, 1uto, vinyl top, power, disc, aint cond. $2449 499-3131 '61 ,DYl',lA?t!tC 88, air cond, pwr $\rg, brks. r.educed to $200. 494-9466, 837-1753 PLYMOUTH DODGI! PLY. 'S.S-Fu.ry Wq. $899. '68 'DART-4 dr, r/h, auto ·Dix, V8, '"film:Uy •t W&flr\. trans, ps, ww. $1400 or near w/power lteerina, auto. otter. 644-J,258 • tranl., rad., htr. CRRYIY.M) '68 Charger, AJC, many ex-Don't waH. Jim Slemot11 ,tr8s. Get.tine Co. car, mU1t Imports. 120 W. Warner, 11 ·~ Santa Ana,· Open eves. A ,e . ~. 847-4546. Su ••• .. ~ -============'"I n. ~. FALCO to! '63 FALCON, 4--sp, 289 mags, hi-rise, ne\v llalley carb, nu clutch. $600 642-1621 ·~ !''ALCON, 2 dr., auto. Ex com!:. ·Good tires, lo mi's. $595. 642-7882 TRANSPORTATION Car-'61 Ford ..convertlbll! --as -iB SUO. 20282 Riwnide Dr., · Sfµlta Ana Heights. REAL Sharp, UJw mileage 1960 Sunlirn!r Convt. $275. •·Call 9(;3..6577 'Ge Qalaxie 2 Off., HT, atltq. ~ p/b, air, $1485. Call ~r 833-0042 ~ ~ 1 '6:' CUstt>m 500 4-Q,~ "'•r Good oond. $450 · 1f aft 5 pm 54~770 * 1962 Green Ford Econoline Tf\tJCK. $600. 642-9899 1410 Kings Rd, NB. '6f 'f -ard Galax, auto, air, p/I. New paint. Bsl reas. bfr. ·~1 Mon. &12-8329. ' '69--J.'TD. 4 dr l!T, Like new, Private owner. UJw nil. 64&-2118 '65 Ford Cntry Wgn. Xtras, $100/0 Ucr. 675-7579 MUSTANG '66 MUST. Hdtp, 289, VS, 4-sp, air, Rlli, dlac brks, 833-161~ ex! 1728, eves 646-0438 '66 MUSTANG conv, V8, · Pl~t. auto trans, R/H, 39,uw mi's SI4:i0. · no~ ~' CdM. 61$-6664 '68 2' OR. H'rd!p.. Aif.BUtO tr~, A-1 cond. f3Q6 Ocean- frci{lt, NB. 64Z-1M6. · '67 MUSTANG Fi.tback. 60-4824, 9-5 PM ' PLY. '66 FURY 4 dr. $699 V-8, factory air L'Ond, auto tram;., power 1twring, radio, heater. See Lo ap.. preciate. ISEY412); Jim Slemons lmports, 120 \V. Warner. Santa Ana , Open Eves. & sun 546-4125. '65 Plymouth 2 Dr HT, '69 Road Runner eng. Trans & rear end like nu i1too. 842-3476. PONTIAC '65 BONN. 4.Qr. Hdtop. Fu11 . pwr. Fact air, Lo' Mi. Xlnl co~. $1200. 61~ '503 Carnation, CdM 165 P.onLiac Le MW Sllatp, CB!JI finaflCJ!?, * 644-1387 * '69 GRAND .PRIX. Loaded Perteet condilion. $1500 belo1v lot price. 548-3lllli '68 Ponliac BonnevUle "fully equip, Sec tO apprecijilc, GoOd lenns. 644--1387 a# -4., '67 GTO 4 RPE1;ed, xtnt coOO: 1 owner 51-295 .• • 837-8048 • '66 Tempel!!, 1 owner. 48,tn'.1 miles. Xlnt cund. $1000. 675-&i82. '65 Pontiac Le Mans, Extras, $750, Pvt pty * 833-0182 * T·BIJtD vs. '63 T-Bird. Spotless! Brand new belted llres and !ihocJul. Power uats, windoWr, . brakes, steering. Lite blue ext., red interior. Rear 1;pkr, HJ1ndle1, runs like charm. ~188 after 5. '61 T·BIRD $4CIO * 9112-1870 * LOOK! What We Have For You •' 'H PLYM. Subu .... 111. Wtn. ""· 11110, 1t1111., l•ctorr 1 lr ccna11lonl11g, pOWft' 1lff1'1till, towtr (dlK) brlktt. rlllkl1 llffllr, Miil-i! l!rH, tln!ed 9!11t, wl'INI a:ivtf1, E~talltnl conclHIOn lllsldt-oull Vlt"Y low ml1t1111. "0.K." In IVl'1' WI'(! Llunn XOB JOI, '67 FORD Folrtooo 500 Ii., Wllfl. '·cy!,, auto, '''"'" rffiO, neiii.r. \llfY • ttlct w•ocrn I Prlcld • 111111111 "O.K.".fn 1~"1' W-VI Lie-UfJ nJ , '6' CHIV. liii-W. VII, 11110. frM11., t.dotv 1Jr cllMI. !N>r!lng, powtr 1lfff!ng, radio, 11 .. 11r, Wlllttw1ll •Ires, llnrtlf 11i. .. , whfft COVl•l. Vlry !Ow mllHIJI, E•~•lttnt Cit lfllldt oull Lkllllt Xl!:e NO. $2599 ' '1299 67 CHIVlOln Conolr • 2 Or. H.T, 6 c"tl .. •uto. 1r1n•., ndlo, ~!tr, 11111.i 111u, wl!HI cowrs. VllPV lo"I' ,nlltlveJ E1c1lle!!l 'conllf. tlM l1111'1ii l'Mlt, "Cl.It/' !11 ..,..)',,_,,.,, lktllh TXU t U. ' " • ., .all the ' we can ' • SO to make more fl'lonlb, 1111 lltirry Pontiac 9lvoa you ll'uly 9reot .. vln9a; coupled with comploto alllCI compotont altar .. 10 Hrvlco ••• 1111 lany Pentlac, fl'londly, and rl ... t horit In your own back yard ••• t NEW 1970 T37 TEMPEST · ·NEW 1970 GRAND PRIX •• .$2397 $J395 A PINI llUCTION OP TOP QUAUTY CAU, ALL AT llLL BARRY'S PAMOUI ROCK 1onoM PRICU • - WE 00 NOT REQUIRE /&. ~INIMUM OOWl4 PAYMENT we TllY TO /&.RRANGE DOWN PAY !!Nts to SUIT EVERY c:UstOMER• N EDS ••• '62 CHEVROLET CORVAIR • ~ lr•n11m1,..ion, redlo Ind fll&t«. Ju•I llio <tr tor er~~11!n, XJIU m. '65 PONTIAC CATALINA Pciwtr 11-1n1. •lndowJ, br1kf1, elllo. with m•m< mlln !ell P-lomlr.o COPHr with told 1n11rlot". PKH "'· ' '64 PONTIAC LE MANS t Df'. ~per 11r11n. l ltck llucket 1Hl1 w!lh mlllch!ng i.!'lde11 l'OP, 1utoma1Jc lr•n•.. pg"' lie.ring, rtdlo, hHi.r. Lie, PHY .. _s399 " ' 1799 ''7 PONTIAC LE MANS $1299 ~ ·~"~·-, l lUt wit~ whir. ~lnYI t,~--i!' .. n~~I , I 11 fin,. POW,,. l!fffl{l<I .,.., 11. Jl1\I. I 1), Ir-. buc-.kfl -11. C«lMllt, ow m tt. __ .... '68 PONTIAC G.T.O. --· '1999- G,_. Wllh tnl!dill'lll lnltrlol'. 1lll01Nlic tr1n1 .. 11r conc1111a1111111 -,1..,11111, rl<llo, ~•tlfr. V.t. wllUtWlll l!rtl IXOM 911). '62 CffMOLET V2 TON PICKUP Tri. -,.,....,_ Wl!!_h . Md Iii I rttl It.ti 11 Qllr 11crllltt Hlc.t !4'° MU. ! ., , -· J OPEN d.ily...ta lOPM inoludiac s....i..r • ' ' l ( I ·1 • • I l • f _ " ' ,. ' • "' • • • ' Your factory-"4w.Jwri1ed Cadillac Dealer Sert1in1 the OrOAr e .Coau Hru&orol.rH , • '· • v ~,; ~ '-•:r•. \'",ff!y ...... • ' .j • Exeert\tte Cars , . . \ . ;, ·~-. . • l ' ·~~~ " . ,_ •1 •• . 1970 Coupe De Villi'. D"EliONSTRATOlt I Full power, facto?')"' air, IC!ather Interior, • vinyl roor, AM-FM s~reo multi-pJe& door locks, tilt 6 -i.INCD(lic ~liii:, electric see.t ~leue, twilight ·sentinel, electric trunk open@r ol very very few mnes. "(0376) "''"" '~ I I "' 1 I r, . \,• 18 '1;0 ,~HOOSE FROM .. · • All f!'ocle!s~ & ~olors . · · ' Cho1ce_.of equlP11'9nt & interiors .. -' t''i ,..., 4-• .J-• . .. Even when meuured by Cadillae 1tandardt of exeellence, the 1970 Cadillac; i1_•~ to ex-d your FM""'l~tatiOno • .. ,.1 ~ ... _,. Let!fj1m· , 'f ·~-=_.-.-. ,. .. , .. ' . . ' !I' ·~j'i ;;. , w ,,.!, J. -'ti i:.1 .. f!tf-1 .: v u . ... -i ' ~.a ··1· ~ SALE . PRICE . ' ~·&Ill , .. .. ... ,_ . I• f I r ' . . ()VER 80 QUALITY C4Dlll~(,S :~ Other Fl_N_E-CAR-5-to-~elect From ' ' . 1,10· OLDIM08tLE· ....... --. t Cult.om Delta 88 f door hardtop. Fuit-jiow.!r, faitory air, power door lockl, vinyl top, tilt •leering whttt,..leSI than 2,600 locally driven miles. (702AVB) SALE PRICE 1969 CADILLAC LuxurloUI Coupe DeVllle with vleyl top, plush cloth le leapier Interior, AM-FM radio, full power, factory air col)dltlonlng, tilt A: telescopic 1teering, pawer·dlflr locks, etc., etc. (Ser. 2764) • SALE PRICJ ''- .. 1963 tiN.ioLN .. . ....,, .. SALE PRICE l . I ... ,,,."', .. -__________ ........... , .... -......................... ..... , .. SALE · PRICE " • 1969 CADILLAC .~ I ' _, ~· .. '., 1 .9~ C~~~-L"C ·~twtiod El Oorat!o. Lcather·lnlerlOr, fUll •power, lac.- ··.tory alr·condltionlng, tllt-teltscopic~1tttnng w"eel, power ·c1oor Jocks, crulu contJ'91, h\illght ·sen'tinel1{TEH741} . , . ,SAl,E PRICE 12444 -· 1966-IMPERIAL . . ' . t • i.Orown 4 Door hardtoji. Full powcr,.factory air, cloth & leather interlOr, tilt-telescopic "',heel, automatic cruise El Dorado. Vinyl top, cloth &: leather Interior, full power; ractory air, stereo, AJl.f-FAf multiplex, power door Jocks, Ult telescopic 1teeqpg w)leel, f:l'Uisc conlJ,101,...twllJght 1en· ,Unel, etc. Low·piUcap. (~131715) ( f 1 control. IWIBfZl.> J / • , \ . ~' ., -· ::i~~; \~~1s~~·aa :·d I ~r.~~·:~.i~~:;~et& -\ ' ' . - ~od! tv ~ t~f ~o~~ILpo~t,~~Y &r · conditionln1:. power door locks, stereo Af.1-Fl\f multiplex, white wall tlrh. (ZYA937) • SALE PRICE -~ .. s4aaa 1967 CADILLAC El Dorado Fleet~ood. Vinyl top, lull leather Int., full power, factory air, .stereo AL"\f-FM multiplex, tilt & tele· JCopic steering, power dOQr.. locks, electric trunk, cruise con!-tql, J:wlllfht sentinel, headlight dimmer, rear window d~ffr~tc, CJFC423) . ' :-~ ~~~ s3asa .. - . . .t . 1) 967 'CADILLAC I I ~of : .,,~ ' ' ., •• (, ·• w ;. . . ' ~ ~ J)e1/Ul,e\ Full "po\11er, =.ta.ctory al .,_iJt-lelescopl st~ ~r door locks, criilse con~ powM vent wh._., electric truQk.opener.•(UOF331Y : ' •. • '· ,t. ' ~ ' -, :~~~ .l s2999 > 1965 :CADJ LAC .....: ; l I ' . • Coupe DeVille. Vinyl top, l~th~terior, 1ull l)O\\'Cr, ..., ' . • ,,,. . , ...ll.o." topr air conditioning, AM·F.•·"1:11!. electric. ~·i~g v~ ,wblt.e wall Urn, etc. IUwriif ). ... · ' ' . ' s1999; ... _ .. SALE . . ';""": . ' . " ' . PRICE ..... ,,, . ., . ·1164. C•ILUC ~ . ' , ~ Sedan DtyilJe. 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He mAy, of course, cwm a chari· table-contribution deduction on bis tax return to the extent aUowable by law. POR DR. NORMAN E. SHVMF AY, Ault 1ped4lill ,4 receld lllOfa.U.e or· fide aboul Slon/ord Metlknl Cenaer laearl lraruplanll ..endoned Claal llCIO recipieni. M>ere wailinl /or donor•. On N11aal da~ N1ere liuJy able lo r~iH tAeir lrOIU· plani., anti are tAey 11iU U11iftiP- Arnold Martin, Rioer1itle, Cali/. e At the present time there are eight (out of 20) surviving heart-transplant patients at Stanford University. They comprise 50 percent of all survivors in the U.S. Seven of the eight have been .. discharged from the hospital and lead normal lives. At the time of the 6nt transplant this year, there were two other patients waiting for the operation. One wu successfully transplanted later in January, and the other died of heart diaeue before an appropriate donor could be found. FOR J71RCINl.4 KN.4VElt, Pre.ide,u."'1 Jftlfli#r on COtUumer Alairs Fla 1 ii•'• IM 11..011"' of malorie• lulftfl' on aU ~ co"'4baera of J,,.1- 1 Mr•. Leto Later, CA;.. eflfo, IU. e The decision to declare the number of c•loriea on the package label is up to the manufacturer. Publication of suclr. information would be ve.ry helpful-to those who are weight watchers. FOR Jf'ILLIE Wl.4)'S, v Su Fra11cilco Ci~ Ft.en and •It)' dMl yo11 welop your /arAOUI 11yle of catcll"'6 • fly baUP-Larr1 Acq~• "'"~ Herld~r, N. l'. e l don•t recall ever ,coMCiously working on this. It came naturally. to me, and I What In t.bB Worldl Dr. Barnard on Cancer Heart-trans- plant research may eventually lend im· portant knowledge toward a cure for cancer, FAMILY Wt:t:KLY was·told by no less an 'authority than Dr. Chrlstiaan Barnard. The world-famous South Afri. e&n surgeon, who performed the first hu· man heart transplant, said, "Today the problem of transplants is IC88 the rejec- tion or the heart itself hu.wiore the ef- fects of the drug that prevents the rejec· tion." The drug in its present form al80 acts against helpful antibodies which combat other dangerous maladies. "ln future years, when the rejection princi- ple has been thoroughly explored, it may I , , ,· \ -' Or. larnorcl(l), co-outftor C. I. Peppw he possible to train the body to recognise cancer as a foreign body and reject it, too," said Dr. Barnard, whose autobio- graphical book, "ChTiatiaan Barnard: One-Life," hatt just been published.-. - Retum of the Hone and Carriage This coming weekend (June 19-21) in New Brunswick, N. J., there will he a ,,._ ~-· Coach 1lcle on historical grounds bumper-to-bumper procession of horse· drawn vehicles over historic grounds where George Washington's army cele- braled the 4th of July along the Raritan River in 1778. The occasion is the John- son Park Inteinalional Driving Show of antique .. mass" transportation coaches and carts-in obs1acle trials and a "long- di11tance"' drive of 15 miles at a speed limit of 9.3 mph. Compefiuv e dri"ing is governed by strict international rules. Rfftore Your Mothprooftft9 ff yo"'f. cedar chest hu lost its m1inows ellec1ive- ness agajnst moths, you can restore it by buflng the interior lightJy with 6ne sand-pa~per. Tf youoon fOw~ ~ ~edar c cit~ have done it that way since my high· school days in Fairfield, At.. FOR JOHN METZLER, di1ecl4r, Arlin1w11 National CetMury How ma111 o/ oar '-· ceaHfl Pre-.ltleni. are burled ;,. '4rli1111011 C:e•elery1 Flao are 1My1-llr•. lreM PreU,.,,.,.a, p.,. Mic, N.J. e There are two -aeceased Presidents buried in Arlington National Cemetery: Preaidenta William Howard Taft and John Fitqerald Kenn~y. FOR JVNE LOCKH.4RT, tf11 "Peuic-oat }UJ«:Uott" Filo •inf• llae "Peui.- eoaa J a11eUo11" llae11N •"11--(;cry Breteer, MMUleeo.a, Olio e Curt Massey sings our theme eong. 1 He•e also our muaical director and a wonderful e~tertainer in hie own right. FOR BENNETT CERll, pu.btulau Jf'llcr~ percerala6e of ll&oH a.lei.., 1'*' '•· "'°"' F rife rt ,4 pWude Te" llo )'OM cla.l/1 a ,.., laa11U.1 klle111 worth 4et1eloph111-M r•. Bi.n.clw Paaa, Crartd Porlu, N. D. e The Famous Writers School Aptitude Test musures aptitude, not talent. Many people have an aptitude for writing and would bene6t' from the study of the craft of writing. Talent can't be taught Ind is alnaost impossible to measure. I believe ·1 the truly superior, talented people to be fewer than one percent of the populat.ion. FOR J. EDC.4R KOOYER, director, f .8.1. Do Ufenlkfil INIUu laaH flifereld /ill1erprinr.P --Robert Bahae1, CiuJy- enllfl, JllF' yo. e AJthougb twins may be identical in every other way, their fingerprints are different. w-a .. uk • 1-,_... • .-dee? v-ee• .......,. di.le eo1-, ... -'II pt .... -,_ die ,.._._, ...... 1-~te. 5-11 4'-u... pnferUly -• ..,., eerd, 1o Ad TIMm Y-11, Fe.U, Weekly, 641 Led...-An., N-York. N.Y. 10011. We ea-.a _._...,.._ ~ HI SS will be paW f• eeda -..... you can make your own--or cedar draw· er or closet-by lining interiors with sheets of thin cedarwood from the Jum. beryard. Othe rwise, you might try· a mothproofing trick suggested by the Men•a Fashion Association, which the. French used when.they had to ftee luxuri· ous homes in wartime Paris: cigar or pipe tobacco sprinkled. in closets. lf you spray agains"t moth larvae, concentrate on baseboards. Soxol09y The Institute for Motivation- al Research recently asked both men and women what they could judge about a man from just looking at his feet-with or without his socks on. Some opinions were: feet planted straight afiead indi- cates a' slrong, direct pen!On. Pointed outward, a sloppy extrovert; inward, an introvert. The c.-onsemus opinion of a fu. '\ turistic shoe, completely lined to wear without socks, was "Horrible. disgllltingl An otherwise well-dressed businessman looks all wrong when bare, hairy leg shows." One smart dresser summed it up: "Socks should be long enough to go over the c.alf, so no leg shows when a man crosses his legs or plants them on his desk." Family~, .. ,...,.,,,., ... 11 ... LIONAID I. DAVIOOW 1'1 l•nt MOIYON RANK.,....._ loaDT FITlOlllON Biliwr-1....0.t.f N£A1. ASHIY "•""•'"" BdlWt' MARIUS N. tllNQUI A re fXr~ MRANll DI"°" 1'-" BIUWI You 111 Invited to 111111 ,.,.,, questions or comments about any article or ldmtlstment tllat appurs 111 f•llY Wtelty. Your letter will receive • prompt answer. Wtlte to Service Editor, _ -~ !~!1".!!l!J, !_41 Le1~-·_!"w Yortl, ~.Y._100~ _ __ _ · __ Because Purer! put.s more bleach in its bleach. · . More cleaning ingredi- ents. More whitening power. (Up to 14 percent more.) More p<?Wer to disinfect. Which means you get cleaner clothes. Brighter clothes;-No matter how heavy the load, or how stubborn the stain. ... Purex Super Bleach. Do your clothes deserve anything less? What . You. Should Know About . . . These days, "shades" are a fashion accessory-but ·don't overlook. their basic job of protecting THERE was a time when sunglasses merely served their basic, practical purpose-to protect the eyes from sun glare. But t.oday, "shades" have be- com~ for ~any an impor- tant fashiori accessory. Nor are sunglasses co nfined solely to daytime summer wear. They are being worn · night and day, summer and winter, in an infinite va- riety of shapes and colors. Whole advertising campaigns are based on the glamorous aura of aunglaaaea. Such Hollywood atara aa Jill St. John ("lan't that Jill St. John behind thoae Foster Grant.a?") and Leslie Caron have been phptograpbed in exotic lo- cales wearing beautifully designed aungluaea. The recent boom in sungla88el haa pushed annual sales to an unprecedented '400 million level say induatry spokesmen. With the ftood of styles and tints now available, there is more than meeta the eye in selecting the right pair for you. Some glauea, for example, have coloring so light that they afford little pro- tection from the sun. P owerful sunlight can make you irritable, tire your facial muscles ~ven impair your vision. Ac- cording to the Better Vision In- stitute, inferior lenaea may be full of tiny irregularities which may interfere with sharp, at.rain-free seeing. They may cau.e "image degradation," eyestrain, head- aches, fatigue, and nauaea. More- over, cheap lenaea do not 1ive 1ei- enti6c, ultra-violet nor infrared protection for your eyee. When it cemes to buying aun- glauea, there are a number of things to look for that will help ·you to make the proper selection. First, experts eeem to be in unani- mous agreement that neQtral grey or sage green are the best tints. The least amount of diatortion takes place with the ~1 lens. Green lenaea run a cl.oee eecond. Tbeee lenses give the beet color perception since eye protection in- creaaee in proportion to the dark- neaa of the Jena, according to Bau.ech .t Lomb reaearchera. Stay away from fancy colon such aa red, blue, bright green or yellow. They can aeriously dis\ort the nat- ural colon of objects and do not provide adequate glare protection. The beat a.nd most e:xpenaive 1un11auea are thoee made from opticallf 1round and poliahed 1laaa. Low-cost lenses produced from fta.t 1laaa may have imperfections and not be distortion-free. T be majority of aunglueee made today have plutie leneee, and they can be made with excellent optical qualities. However, while plastic leJlle8 can do a very good job of reducing glare and the etrects of ultraviol~ raya, they are not effec- tive when it comes to more power- ful infrared rays. The smokeless tobaccos. They ~n't lit, puffed or inhaled. They're too good to smoke. For information -on ho~ to use smokeless tobaccos, please write: United States Tobacco Company, Dept.FW, 630 Fihh Ave.,NewYork,N.Y.10020. Put a pinch between gum and cheek, and enjoy it. Without even chewing. The smokeless tobaccos are too good to smoke. · You get all the satisfaction of prime aged tobaccos. They cost less, too . Sure beats smoki ng ! -~ -Original Raspberry Skoal-and Copenhagen• · mo available in Canada. • Suriglasses your eyes from glare By J. ROBERT . CONNOR A 1eadiq maker of plaa- tic lenaea ia Cool-Ray, Inc., producers of Polaroid aun-• slaaae8. The lenaee are made like a many-layered aaod- wicb with a polariser, or glare barrier, between two aheeta of plaatic. Reflected stare, the bliod- in1 1J1bt that bounces off reftective aurlacea like water, mow, and roadways, Ta made up moatly of hori- zontally vibratins polarized lisht. Lenaea abould veil thia aheen of polarised llsht and permit oo)y the useful lisht through to your eyea. Whereas ordinary aun- glaaaea darken all light, proper )en.sea selectively eliminate ·harab glare light. When you have decided on the type and color of the aunglaaaea you want, take the time to examine them carefully. Look th.rough the lenaea to check for distor- tion. The light intensity should be reduced and the color denaity of each lens should be the same. H old the lenaea a few inches in front of each eye and rotate each Jena indi- vidually, looking at a dis- tant object to make sure that there are no air bub- bles, wavey lines, or distor- tions in the Jena. Expert.a say that a lens that permits as much aa 60 percent of the light through to the eyes is worthleaa as a sunglua. The lenses worn by skiers or beach enthusi- ast.a on a bright day abould transmit no more than 20 percent of the light to avoid the bright reflected glare. An important point to remember is that your eyes use 26 percent of your ner- vous energy. You can imag- ine the e1fect on your entire system when your eyes have to compensate for an abnormal condition such u the distortion found in lenses of inferior quality. Eye muscles will try to ad- just to seek ~ clear image with a faulty Jens. Prices for most aun- s rluaea run about $1.60 in drug and chain atorea and about '3 to $16 in department atorea. Prices for good optically ground gluaea range from about $10 to $28 and up. A variety of special rla.uea alao ia available. One style bu coated gradlent- denaity lenaea, dark at the top to protect ) against overhead rlare and almoeylear at the bottom, permitting an aircraft pilot. for example, to see the inatrument panel. There are al.lo special rlueee for bunters and boaters. With a little care, you can aelect a sood pair of aunglaaeee deeipecl to reduce the For Z.f t, nna11la.11u Aavc liglat tu.t for iM OOf'I or 01d, Mn'• ".Apollo 11" ar• ..,,ec'4lly 11'41-e- ruiltaRt. "Red Bar0tt" 1trle laa.I topai-titeted Ina. sun's glare and protect your eyes. If you need prescription gluaea, ret them, or drop in at your optician or optometriat and uk him to help you aelect a good pair. For today's on-the-ro people "W~o seek fun in the aun, aungluaee are not a luxury, they're a neceaaity~ • . • ' L WVE AFI'ER DEATH: . ~ The Strange Experience of Bishop This fantastic · sto~ may be inspirational to some, unbelievable to others; but no one can doubt By TERRY SCHAERTEL L!.fe for Dia~e Kennedy changed dramatically and irrevocably when she en- rolled in a summel course at Pacific School of Religion in Berkeley, Cali.f., in Ju~e, 1966. It wasn't the course con- tent that alt.ered Diane's life, but rather the teacher-Bish- op James Pike. Diane wu 2'1, Biahop Pike 58. They were ltroqly attracted to eeeh ~ er and an affection. a me. pew that tramcended both the ap difference and, ftnal}J', even death. Diane, a teacher of education and theolon and director of youth work at Fint Methodt.t Chureh in Palo Alto, Calif., and lame1 Pike, former Epiaeopal Biahop of the Dioceee of CallfornJa. were married in Decem- ber, 1968. Their life toptber wu abort but Siled with mMDIJll{Ul work. Ion, relll'iou.a dedication. dl8COftl'J --ud trqedy. Out of the trqedy came, for Diane, • f eelina that death need not be ftnal, can lndeed be a bqinniq to a new apirltual com- munication. The story which bep.n in an air- conditloned clauroom at Berkeley and reached a climax In the eearina deeert beat of larael aounda almoet too fanciful to be true. But Diane Pike tella of her experience with the utmoet conviction: "lim and I 1Nllt to Iarael la.at year to drink in the orisina of Chriatian- ity, to set a feellna for the wilder- neu where the Dead Sea Scrolla were found and where the New Tee- tament reporta le1ua apent 40 daya futJq." . , The Plkee a tarted out for a abort drive from leruaalem and Bethlehem that day in late Auauat. preliminary to their planned erpedition with pide and auppUee. The rented car brob down in an inaccwible, un- travelled apot. After an ahautiq two-hour hike, unprotected from the 120-desree temperature. the)' knew the7 were loet. The1 la7 down on the rOcb and waited for wbat theJ felt would be certain d•th. However, toward eftniq, Diane felt a 1q_cJdm 1urp of determination; lhe muat not stve up, lhe mut try to set belp. ReJ.ylq on God for , ,..-.w.-.,1 ... 1.i.1"0 st.reqth and aafety, ahe atart.d out on an incredible trek alone, with no food or water, walkiq, climbm., talliq, crawlina, throu•b the Jaaed cIUra and C&ll)'ona of the barren b- raeli deaert. Ten boura later, bruJeed, bleedin&', weak. and dehydrated. with a broken ankle ahe'd bad to ipore, 1he 1tum- bled into· a amall conatruction camp. She bad no idea Jn which diriletlon ahe bad come. A MarCh party wu orpniled, ita dorta endlq 1lx day1 later when Biabop Pike'• body wu • ftnall7 found on a wildernw cWr. In 56 yeara thJa ~bble man bad lived fully. He bad been admitted to the bar of tbf"U.S. Supreme Court at 26, eerved u a senior trial attor- ney for the U.S. Securitlee and Ex- chaqe Commiuion and u an ofncer in Naval Intellisence durtna World War II. Be bad been both a devout Roman Catholic and an &&'DO.tic be- fore he joined the Epi1COpal Church and ~an a career in ita ministry. He bad been married, become a fa- ther, and been div01"Ced. Kidat con- troven7, aroused in laqe put by bia queatloniDI' of the total validity of the terminoloSY of 1101De of the bUic doctrlne1 of Cb.NtlanJty, he bad auumed an inacthe role in the California Epiacopal Diocese he once headed and beoome a ataft member of the p~oua Center for the Study of Democratic Inatitutiona. He bad tau&'ht and written boob on law, theoloa, and ethJca. Biahop Jamee Pike wu buried in the Proteatant cemetery in Jaffa, Ie- rael, beside the Mediterranean Sea. Ht. young widow returned to their home in Santa Barbara, Calif. They bad been married elarht montha. Back in California. membera of the board of directors of the Foundation tor Relisioua Tranaition (alnce re- named the Biabop Pike Foundation) urpd Diane to aha.re her unique ex- perience with the world, with both admlrera and critics of the contro- versial biahop, while memoriea re- mained vivid. The result ia her book, "Search-The Personal Story of a Wilderneu Journey," publfahed by Doubleday. z Diane haa also been buay adjusting to yet another way of llf e. In her widowhood abe ia very much alone. Yet ahe apeab u if her huaband were still with her. She continuea her story: '1 feel there are three levels of adjustment to anef one hu to make, --.piritual, emotional, and pbyaical. "Sfliritval baa to do with the quee- tion of death. Everyone'• death, his, mine. Wbat does i~ mean ? What doea life mean ? Of coune, neither Jim nor I feared death. We both believe in God and a life hereafter. J im looked forward to life after death with joy. Part of the future for me will be learniq to know and relate to lim in a new way th.rough the 'barrier' of death, an experience which bu already belfUD. 11 I don't bear worda, and I have not 'aeen' him. except in dreama. The beat way I can deacribe the com- munication ia thia: I tune in on Jim's 'vibrational channel.' When I knew him in the fte8b, I. became very aen- sitive to a aenae of hia preaence; now that Jim ia no longer able to be phyaicaUy preeent. if I open my- aelf to a •eNN of bis preeence, I feel that aame vivid aenae of com- munication. It is easier to tune into that than a facial image; I know Jim no lODi'er looks like be did. "In the. ftnt weeka after Jim's death, moet of the meuaaree which came throurb dreama bad to do with my adjuatment to the ablence of his phyaical body, and the nature of the relationship we could have now. "There wu one apeci ftc meaaa&'e of quite a different nature, however, Famlly~/JuM 14, 1970 Pi k e 's Wife the courage and strength of this young widow that came to me after I had decided to write the book~ I woke up one morning, having had a dream, and received the titlea of the· Jut three chaptera and a sketchy outline of their contenta. So that when I wrote them up, I had the etro-q feeling I waa writing what Jim would have said, aa weJJ aa what I wanted to say ~11. 11 I have also uked him about per- sona who have died and about h.\.• relationship with them and have had what I felt wu a direct reaponae to tbeae queationa. "I am not roinr to bother him with thinre that are not eaaentially his concern any more, auch u runninr the foundation. However, if I needed a level of insight or understanding in a larger eenae, I would feel free to uk about that. · "Aa a matter of fact, I have a re- quest in to Jim now for a name for our bOok on "the historical Jeaus.'' We had worked through the book in aynopaia form; now I'm writing it up according to what we had planned to do.'' Meditation ia the preparation ea- eential for spiritual communication, according to Diane Pike. Thia prac- tice undoubtedly enabled her to ex- perience her vivid, detailed vision in Israel the nirht before her bus.- band's body wu located. She wu awakened from aleep by it, and it did not fade when abe went to the adjoining room to ah&re it, aa it wu occurring, with her brother, Scott, who had ftown over to be with her and help in the aean:h. The vision lasted 46 minutes. -· Jn it abe saw her husband's death u peaceful, willing, and full of joy, a wonderful religious experience. She also saw his reception into the after- life of ''the communion of aainte.'' The 1earcher1 found him--u the knew they would-in the poeition re- vealed to her. 11 I remember tbin1dn1 after I iden- tlfted Jim'a body, I could understand why non-believen are 10 tormented. b How could anyone without i-alth ad- juat to death if you thourtit your loved one realty ended in that hor· rible phyaical state. Yet I never even had a nirhtmare over it. I felt I'd loved thia body 1'heD Jim WU in it; he's not ualns it now, eo it'• rood , and proper that it ro back to the earth to it can be uaed for new life. Aahea to aahea, dust to duat. "A!ter Jim'a death, I found myself not only wafting prayers to God, but also sending little tbou"ghta to Jim, tuch u-'l'm okay, don't worry about me ... with I could be experiencing what muat be a marveloua experience for you ... I love you.' And l felt that I wu beard. It occurred to me perhaps sorneday l could communi- cate with otb~a, too. "The second level of rrief, emo- tioul, baa to do· primarily with how one feela about oneeell. It bu noth- ing to do with life after death, but with our philoeophy about relation- 1hipg-. And guilt. Many people in grief torture themaelvee with what they should have done or aaid-tike clearing up mi1understandinra or voicing lovinf tbo~hta of 'I like you . . . you look rood today, and now it's too late." Diane would slip in and out of the pruent tense when speaking aa if somehow Bishop Pike were atiJl alive. "Jim and I are ve17 expreeeive persona. We always told each other our feelinp. There were no words left unaaid, no boatllltia una1red. I c;an't tell you what a comfort that ia. I epnot think of Ode thinr I could have aaid or done had I known Jim wu about to die. He had &lwaya believed a relationahlp thould be tbia way, thouah he never experienced it. o-. ,.., .. lut """"' towel eo tlac eoflt. Cit Q.ebad'1 hrial i1t I,.,,..Z. I bad acted it out more. "Jn our relationahip. be diacovered the freedom to be the way he'd wanted to be, and I found real ful- dllment in what had been my life- atyle-but I'd never found anyone who could so fully respond to it. It wu a chemU.try where two penon- alitiee interactinr made a new one . Becauae we lived ao' deeply and with a tarre variety of experiencea, I be- lieve there waa more fullneu in our brief relationship than In many which Jut yeara. I have no repete. "I wu fortunate that l didn't suf- fer on any of thoee... levels, but I suffered greatly on tbe third, the p1'r1ical. It ia the moet painful. It baa to do with your body adjuating to not being cloee to another body with whom there baa been an active interchange of physical enern. It is especially ao in a husband--and- wife relationship, thou&'b I think it would also be ao for a mother, on the death of a child, having carried it in her body. The pain atrecta the emotions because our body and emo- tions are eo directly related. The extrueneory communication ia a c9mfort, but it ia not a aubatitute for the per1mt, for Jim belnr there. You are single again, and that's a dift\cult adjustment." L ike moet widows, Diane Pike bu many frienda who intended to be comfortina to h~r. Mott were, but there ia a leuon in aome of the well- rneanins but mietaken wayt they only made her rrief worae. -"Cryi.us ia almoet the only way I've found to relieve the physical pain. A lovin.1, comf ortinr embrace helpe, or juat a friendly preeence aittinr there nearby. It didn't help at all to say wonU to me-ceftaJn)y not 'cheer up' or 'don't cry' or 'time _will help.' "However, unrelated worda did help, supporting ones, Hke 'Diane, we count you u one of our dearest frienda ... we care very much about you.' The aftlrmation of an onroing relationship is very comfortlnr. My mother, for inatance, durinr my wont momenta, embraced me warmly and said 'I am ao sorry you are roing throurb thi1.' That waa very healing, because it waa an acknowledgement of the fact of my suffering, lettinr me be me, and not telling me to be different." T be important thins for friende of the bereaved to avoid seems to be teJling them how they ahould !eel. "I thlnlc the question which upaeltl ' me moat ia 'What are you going to do? Sell the house?' l am a strong penon emotionally and even I don't know. I doubt that l'U be ablt. to think of plans for a year at least." Bishop Pike's widow's main en- ergiee now are devoted to continuing hia work. She ia president. of the Foundation, which baa the aim "to be of help to many persona, both cler17 and laymen, who are conscious of the fact that they are in a period ot very dift\cult ..transition with re- gard to institutional religion and/or their penonal faith and beliefs." She ia also continuing their oririnal plans to bring amall group5 of interested pereona to Israel, to walk where Jeaua walked. In Auruat, there will be a two-week atudy tour "to dis- cover the roots of our Chri1tian tra- dition.'' (For further information, write the Biahop Pike Foundation, Box 6146, Dept. FW, Santa Barbara, Calif. ssios. > "l know God ia there before me,'' abe concludes. "The future will un- fold ill meaning and promiae." • 7 ' .. lhl live~vear Wlr ·DUI. thletic crew socks Work out ln th=xt 5 years. ever/ daY tor place anY pa\r you I. tee to re ..,5, weauaran -nnowand19• • wear out t>etwee Even the hardest workout can't make these stretch crew aocks "poop out''! Put them through their paces In basketball, tennis, callathenlca, working out with weights, even hiking over moun- tain trails. They'll keep t><?unclng back, ready for more. Soft. ·8pr1ngy cushion soles give your feet the comfort they crave. Extra-durable cotton -nylon blend looks fresh and handsome through washing after washing, wearing after wear- ing -for 5 years or morel In fa.ct, for the next 5 years, we'll replace any pair you wear oul Athletics anyone? STRETCH CREW SOCKS-whl ... ..... .tripe top. Flt llzM 10 to 11. &pair s498 only ~2 pair only $8.98 __ ..Jf91 A I-YUi llPl'LY., soca __ _ llAll .... ISi CllPtl TllAY JA.Y HOUIS C91f ., U ....._A-, .,... WM. "-f-t, N.Y. 11 SJO 1'1-.....a. -Ille fellewl .. Atllleflc c,_ Soctt1 a•"'' tw "·" + '°' ...... , ""''•· hdeM4 la a dMct a ....., ~ ,., -------- tH.Y. real4Htt ........... , Met..('"1•1•1------------ I 0 SA VII SpecW Offwt Orclw 12 pllir * I GiMF/,i{l/;{;/f7'COM .-fy $UI ,._ $1.00 ,..._.. (-$1 ..... ._s_,.;. .... _____ A,_ ... ..;..;.• Dept.;..;.;;._·"-----· ,_rMpcH ...... _rt_. N_.v_._11_520 ___ -• IMMEDIATE DRlvtlY ~ --·- CurtJln' ..... ~al What's harder to decipher Than a doctor'• eerawled preaeripdon? The explratlon dale of any Magas.ine "8Dheeriptlon. -- -Jayu Kirelaer Me1,.U..on QUIPS AND QUOTES The father of an all-A'• Btu.dent ia a atrong believer ift heredit11. -Anna Herbert Maid to the lady of the house at- spring cleaning time: "There are a half-dozen salesmen with vac- uum cleaners at the door. They say they have appointments to give demonstrationa." "Oh, yes. I sent for them," the ady said. "Just put them all in ditrerent rooms and tell them to get busy." -Dorothea Kent ·Ma.ii aervice ia 10 alow I auggut it be called the U.S. Pa.at Office. -Frank T71ger The small • Hollywood studio .... desperately tried to hire a genuin~ Indian for a part in a f ortbcom- ing movie, but the only one who co_1,1Jd be found refused to work for the minimum scale. "Got to have $50 a day to play an Indian," the man insisted. After some quick mental figur- ing, the director compromised-be paid the Indian $25 a day to play a half-breed. -William Kuestet· The big speeeh was over and the program chairman of the civic cluh handed. the. a»eaker a check. "No, no.'' he said, "I wouldn't think of accepting payment. I was happy to speak to you. Please c0n- tribute my honorarium to some worthy cause." "Would you mind if we put it in our special fund?" the program chairman asked. 0 0f coune not," uid the speak- er. :'What is the fund for?" "To help us get some better speakers." -V. D. Po.lat Sig" on newl11 . aeeded. l4W1l: If uou ha'IJe ever toolked on a.ir--do it now -Eudora T. Sabo Th• PNblem Thinkers Advice on marriage, love, or .ex oar colamnlata provide; They~ clever, .emlble, and wiae And very qualified; But •arely problema croee, their path• at Jtome, where they realde. I wonder where they turn for help, In whom do they confide? --SelMn Cla..er r- "lt'1 fUlt tha.t 1 cml't tit.ink of you o.a a ho.wk." • Pami/"11 Weekl'fl, J v:ne H, 11110 ... . FAMILY WEEKLY COOKBOOK I MELANIE DE PROFT Food Editor • For more than tJdrty yean Jw hu beea the molllla ........ led by the lnd..a.ry to point ap dairy foocla.. Coa•eaieaee, lavor, pod ••arid-aad •enatllity ue daaraetert.de ol aay w wlaetlaer your elao6ee la lee erea-, aallk. battenillk, __,. aeam or wla.lpplq eream, eollap aM eream elae eee, or odael" elae... For dual ••pbt ... hd4al ......._,. or for a IMMll-yud hula, -.rely dairy proclacc. beloq to MW-er. Molded Spinach Cottage Cheese on Platter 1 flkl· (11 OL) ffOMll dlopped spiuda % c•pwater Z eu. nlu....t selatia Z cit.kt.a Me.IU.. itabea 2 taW.poou le•• jaice 1 ~ cape cottace daeeM ~ ap Miry 110t1r cree• Y, np •Heed alerJ % dip ~tied ITMll pep~ J ~lea,1a•ai.c.l1Tee11otl.iea l . Cook and drain spinach. .reserving liquid. Add enourb water to liquid to make ~ cup. Set spinach and liquid aside. 2. Soften gelatin in the BA cup water in a 'saucepan; add bouillon cubes. Set over low heat. stirrinl' occasion- ally, until gelatin and bouillon cubes are diHolved. Remove from heat; stir in apiaa~h liquid and lemon juice. Set aside. !. Beat cottare cheese until fairly smooth with mixer or in electric blender. Blend with sour cream and then gelatin mixture. Stir in apin- ach, celery, green pepper, and onion. Turn into a 5-eup mold. Chill until tirm. 4. Unmold onto a chilled large plat- ter and surround mold with halved hanl-coolled en whitee ftlled with a mixture of sieved bard-cooked ecg yolb, dairy aour creaa, prepared honeracliah, and HUOMd ult. If desired, alternate al.ices of summer sauaap and tilled e1t halves around the mold. I to 8 Ht''""g• Cheddar Macaroni Salad 1 pks. (7 °" 8 OL) elbow •uaroai 1 to 2 c•pe cat.ed Qedclar daeeee % e11p sweet pickle rellala % cap cheppecl peen pepper I aaw..,.... cllopped STM• -.ioe J c11p 4'alr1 909r cru• I talta....-dder •i•erar 2 teupoou prepared mutant 1. Cook macaroni according to pkg. directiona: drain. 2. In a large bowl, put macaroni, cheese, pick.le relish, green pepper, 10 Fofftil~ Wukltf, Ju•• /4, 1110 &Teen onion, and a blend of remain- in&' ~nta: miz well. Cover and chill. Serve salad pmiabed -with cllierry •-·to laa.IYee and wa- terer-. ' to 8 • .,.,,.,.g, Butter Balls Scald. then chill butter paddles in a bowl of ice and water. Meuure butter by tablespoonfuls (for uni- formity) and drop into the icy wa- ter. For each ball, place a portion of butter on the 1rooved aide of one paddle. Using the aecond paddle, grooved side down, work paddles lifhtly in a rolling motion until a ball i8 formed. Drop into icy water. Later pile into a serving diah and refrigerate until ready to uae. Gar- nish with panley •Priaa· Strawberry Sour Cream Pie V aaiUa Wal• Cnaalt Crut (eee recipe) 1 cap water YJ cap aasu 1 pkg. (S n.) atrawbeny- tuorecl selatla Yi cup white era,. Jake Yi teupooa &T•ted le•• ,..t 1 cap dair1 llCMll' crea• • l Yi cape alieecl frealt maw..,.... \.. Wbipped crea. Wbole freail ..,.,...,....,._ wkla ...... J. Combine water and supr in a saucepan. Heat to boilin&', •tlrrin1 until sugar is dissolved. 2. Remove from heat. pour over gelatin in a bowl, and atir until completely diaaolved. Cool slil'htly. Mix in white grape juice and lemon peel. Chill until partially aet. then whip until light in color. 3. Whip aour cream until doubled in volume (about 5 min. at hi&'h speed of electric beater). Fold into whipped gelatin and gently mix in the sliced strawberries. Tupi into cooled crust and chill until set. 4.. When ready to serve. garnish pie with the whipped cream and straw- berries (see photo). Vanilla Wafer Crumb Crust 1 % capa Hailla w&f., c.n•llla• (abo91U tr&fen) I tableapooM ••SU ~ eap batter, •eltecl l. Mix the crumbs and su1ar thor- oughly ln a bowl; blend in butter. Turn mixture into a 9-in. pie plate and press crumbs firmly into an even layer over bottom and up aides ot plate, building up alightly around rim. Z. Bake at 860°F. 6 min. Cool thor- oughly before filling. OM 9-ift. crMmb eruat -To prepare crumbs, place cookies on a long lenith of wuecl paPft or aluminum foll. Loosely told paper or toil around cookiea. tucking un- der open ends. With a rollin1 pin, gently crush to make fine crumbs. Or put cookies into a plutic bag and gently crush. Ham and Cheese Roll-Ups s.-daeeee, nt la laser- sllapell ~ Stieecl eookecl Ila• (aa.o.t ~ ia. Weir) ClllllMcl piaeapple. hamecl. or ••rba•t, drahMcl 1. Place a pieee of cheeae on each ham alice. Spoon 1 to 2 tablespoons cru8hed pinupple or• sauerkraut over cheese. Roll up and fasten with wooden picb. Brush with butter. 2.. Broil or grill, 2 to 8 min. on each aide. Or roll in aluminum foll, seal end1, and bake at S60°F . 10 to 16 min.; if heated on grill 6 to 6 min., turning once. Calypso Pie Oteeelate Faclse 8aaee (eee recipe) Cboeolate-s..dwieh-St7le Cookie Cruab CTut (eee recipe) l cap lileaYJ aea• S tabte.poou eollfeetioDen' ••rar · 2 pt.a. ~-ice ereaa, alicbtlJ IOfteaH 1 cap uta. chopped 1. Prepare Chocolate Fud1e Sauce and Chocola~andwich-Style Cookie Crumb Cruat. Chill thoroughly. 2. When ready to complete pie, beat cream until peaks are formed. With a tinal few strokes, beat in confec- tioners' sugar. Spoon slightly soft- ened ice cream into chilled crust; spread evenly. Spread chilled sauce over ice cream .. Cover the top with whipped cream (swirl, if deaired) and sprinkle with the nuta. S. Freese until 1lrm, about 4 bra. Wrap frosen pie in alu•inu.-foll it storin&' ove.rniaht. 4. Before serviq, allow pie to 1tand at room temperature to 90ften •lirbt.- ly. OM 10-1 .. ,M Chocolate Fudre Sauce Melt 8 oz. (3 sq.) wweetenecl claoc· olate and 1.4 cup INatter' in the top of a double boiler over boilm. wa~ ter. Remove from heat; stir in % cup aucar and % teupoon •It until blended. Add % cup (6-os. can) e...aporated aUk cradually, blendinr well. Cook 4 min. over boilin&' water, ·stirring constantly. Remove from water and stir in 1 teaapoou TUUla a:tnct and a few dropa alaond a· traq • .Chill thoroughly. Abnt 1 % etipa .a~e '1 Chocolate-Sandwich-Style Cookie Crulbb Cmst Crush 18 crea•·fllled chocolate eand- wicll..tyle coekiee (about 2 cups crumba). Using a fork or pastry blender. ble11d in 1,4 cup aoftened butter. Turn into a 10-in. pie pan. Using back of spoon, prea1 layer on bottom and aides of pie pan. Set in freezer. Meringues with Ice Cream and Raspberry Sauce « •SI wtute. (roo• temperature) ~ t.eupooa aalt Yi teupooa cream of tartar 1 teupooa HailJa extract l cap MIU' • 1 v aailla ice er.• Rupbeny 8aaee or Choeolate Fwlge SaMe (eee recipe) 1. Uainl' a hand rotary or electric beater. beat en whites with salt, cream of tartar, and extract until frothy. Add the sugar, about 2 ta- blespooM at a time. beating well after each addition. Beat until very stiff peab are formed. If desired, bea~ in a few dr-0pa red food color- ing to tint a pale pink. 2. Drop meringue by heaping spoon- f uls into 8 mounds on a baking sheet lined with baking parchment (unglazed paper). Using back of spoon, start fTom center of each mound to form shells or neats. 3. Bake at 260°F . about 1 hr., or un- r 5 I ! r t ::: .. 1 1 t t t l til merinsuea are dry but •aet.zbroWD. 5. To aerve. place me- rilfruea on deaaert plat.ea; fill centers with ice cream and top with deaired sauce. 8 ,.,,,.,.g, Note: Cooled merinl'Ues qep well if stored . in a covered container until ready to use. Raspberry Sauce 1 pk1. (10 oa.) froaen rupbeniel, tllawecl , ..... ........... •I ........ ,.,.,. % elllt .. SU 1 •. I ' ~ ........ Oll'Mtaftll 1 ........ lea• jllice 1. Combine aurar and 1 cemstarch in a saucepan 1 kllimix-well. Add enourb • water to the raspberry aysup to make 1 cup liq- uid.. Add to aurar mix- tare. blend well, and aet over medium beat. Cook and stir until sauce comea to boiling and la smooth. Z. Remove from beat. Stir in lemon juice and drained berries. Chill. 1 ~ ~pa IGMCfl Apricot Frappe J ea.a (12 oa.) apricot ..etar I pt. •aailla ice cream % ap iutaat nataral- luored malted ailk powclel' 2 tableepoou leaoa Jllitt 1. Pour apricot nectar i.oto a refriprator tray. Freeze until mushy. 2. Spoon mushy apricot nectar and ice cream into an electric blender con- tainer. Add the malted milk powder and lemon j uice. Cover and blend until smooth and creamy. &1Pour 'i nto chilled 1 '81&uea aad ae"e imme.- diately accompanied by · atrawa. About 3% CUipa bfl11ertigfl ,, Grasshopper Chiffon Pie 1 baked t-ia. pie dell prepared fro• J'OUr fnorite recipe or a pie erut mix Yi cap cold water 1 eH. ualnored Jelatha 10 tableapoou white cr~Me de cacao 3 tableapooN1 creme de men the 1 cup hea•y cream, chilled l tablapoon coafeetioaera'1ugar 2 en •hita ~ teaspoon aalt ' ~ e••••cu t. Sprinkle celatin nenly over the Y.a cup cold water 1n a saucepan. Set over low heat atirrinc coutantly until rel- ati.o ia completely diuolved. Remove from beat. 2. Pour the creme de cacao and creme de menthe into a chilled ·larre mixinc bowl. Stir the completely diaaol+ed while beatina-en white.. •· Uainr a clean beater, beat eaa whites and aalt until frotay. Add cradually the 1i4 cup aupr, beatin• well after ~h addition and continuinr to beat until rounded peaks are formed when beater ia slowly lifted up~ht. 5. Spread whipped cream and beaten err white over the 6. Garnish pie with aprip of fneh lliat Habtly aitted with CGafeet...,.• aup.r. 0..1-ia.Jric Coconut Twists I C11P9 alftM all- 1H1r,...1ou I teu...-t.aklq .. w .. r 1 t.e&allMllaalt ~ e•J lanl, ftletabie Ille .......... 'Y paawl. The ordinary pound baa 4 attcb. The Miracle Brand pound baa 6. Thoee two extra sticks will spread 36 extra alioee of tcx:mt. That's what wbJppinq does for you. And whtppinq also mak_ee Miracle~ Mmqartne extra liqht, extra delicate cind extra spreadable. Taste the delictoua dif- gelatin into the liqueurs. Chill in refrigerator until mixture is the conaistency of thick, unbeaten egg white. 3. Meanwhile, whip the cream until soft peaks are formed. With final few strokes beat in confectioners' sugar until blended. Set in refrigerator ferenoe. The Miracle Brand pound. From Kraft. slightly gelled mixture •nd fold together until thorough- ly blended (If necesaaor, re- beat whipped cream or eag white just to proper consis- tency before turning onto aetatin). Turn filling into baked pie shell and chill un- til flrm. (KRAFT) Oorteaiac, OT all· P•J')Nllle ahort.e•i•I ~ cap b.ttenallk 2 tableepoona aelted btitter or aar1ariae ~ eup 8nal1 packed browa ••1ar ~ cap laked cocoHt 1. Sift ftour, baklnr powder, and aalt together into a bowl. Cut in the fat with a pastry blender or two lmlvea until rice-ailed ,...UC:lM are formed. Make a well in center of dry iq'Ndl- enta. Pour in almo.t all of the butt.ermUk and atlr quickly with a fork. Stir ln enourb of the nmalnlq buttermilk until doqb tollowa tork. Gently form into a ball and put onto a lil'htly floured surface. Knead lirhtly. 2. Divide doul'h into halves. Roll each half in- to lb6x1;4-in. rectanrle. 3. Uainr one halt of the melted butter or marra- rine for .each portion of doush, bru1b 19nerou1ly. Usina. 0ne haJf of the brown au.pr and then \lie coconut, aprfukle · over one len.sthwiM half of each dou•b rectan•le. Cover with wued paper a.nd li&'-tly pnu mixture into doqh with rollin• pin; remove waxed paper. Fold buttel!ed half over coconutla,.r;prea.lona ed.-tocether to ... 1. 4. Cut douch cro11wlae into %-in. atripa. Twist atripa. preaa end• to ... 1. and arranae about 1 in. apart on baldna 1beeta lined with double thick- neaaea of llea•y-daty alu- aiaua-foU. I. Bake at 4&0•F. about 8 min., or untll l'Olden brown. Se"e warm. Abo1a .6 do•. nout roU. Special Noodle Cueerole , ......... .... eeok.t .... ,.... l etl, larp-ard cottasec..._. l cup 4alr1 aour ereaa ~ ewp laelr chopped --1 elo.e prUe, alMecl 1 teupoo11 Wor- eeetenhln ' droP9 Tabueo 1to-2taWee...-.1 .. , % ........ ult ~ tetepa•wlt.lte pepper ~ CDP MtteNd ... 41'7 ~ -...enab9 (ue IMttter or aar· priM) 1. Mix cottaie cbeeae, aour cream. onion, prlic. • Worceaterablre, and' Ta- batco tosether ..-Blend 1n a mixture of· the ftour, aalt, and pepper. 2. Combine cheese mix- ture and noodles; mix well. Tum into a rreaaed 1 Y.a~t. cuaerole. Sprin- kle crumbs over the top. 3. Bake at 850°F. about 16 min. AbOMt 8 18"/iftgl Familw WHklv, l•iu 14, 1110 ,11 - ~ou•• ·~·~ SPAM HOSTESS SALAD 1cupsllcedcelery ·~ ' ~ .... ~ 2 medium heads lettuce 2 cups SPAM strips ootl 1 bunch romaine or curly endive 2 cups cco/t.ed turkey or chicken strips SPAM It Ille rtOllWM ~tor .. • bi.nel o4 ~ Potlt _.... ~ ..... Nm mMt aodecl. pecMcl onl1 bf ......... Z % cup chopped green onion 2 cups Swiss and Cheddar cheese strips 1 green pepper, sliced Olives, tomato wedges, hard-cooked eggs ' L ~---.. Makes 8 servings.'!Dass your favorite dressing I ~ ........ SPAM SPREAD PATIO DIP • S~'°6 Blend 3 oz. SPAM Spread with X ..... cup sour cream. Add 1or2 tsp. ... creamy horseradish to taste. Serve In hollowed out green or red peppers . .ZHo,.mel~ ~,.,.. trQOO fl'•ODUCT• --.. - JUNidR REAS URE CHEST ......... v ..... y R D R R T o _ T Fill in each of the blank spaces with one of three vowel8 that will make the same four worda ACROSS and DOWN. 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I r t . - 811 /011.rtlt 'Veer, child begina to cotl'nt in aequence up to 10. W H EN Jacqueline Ken- nedy was five years old and became separated from her nurse in Central Park, she calmly went up to a po- liceman and gave him her phone number. When her mother arrived, Jacque· line announced that not ahe but her nurae had been lost. Thia anecdote, denoting self ·re- liance on the part of a five.year-old, b could not have taken .place in a four· year-old or a three-year-old. Obvi- ou&ly it cannot take place until the child is old enough to remember hia own phone number. And it illustratea a fact that practically all parents overlook-that a child's behavior is conditioned by the &tage of memory development be bas reached. Jt is useless, for instance, to say to a child of two, "But 1 told you not ~o do that," when the telling took place a month before. He just cannot remember back that far. Nor is there any point in asking a two.year-old to get the "red" pitcher. The two-year-old has no memory for color. I t is helpful therefore to know of what acta of memory a child ia capa- ble as he moves from the first year, during which memories are simply reeponaes to direct appeals to the aenaea and to strong emotional ex· perieneee. chiefly painful ones, to the . virtually adult memory he acquires in his ftfth year. Tbja ''timetable" of normal development determines the kinda of instructions the child at each age is able to abaorb. During his second year, you can give your child eome amall ae.Dff of reeponaibilit,y and can expect him to carry out a I ew simple coinmanda. Memory: Clue to Your Child/s Development The years from one to five are vital ones as the With the second year comes, too, a sense of time and a~ the ability to remember a person who ia not pres- ent. A 19-month..old boy, for example, kept murmuring all through a Sun- day morning, "Helen's sleeping." Hi1 mother soon realized that it was his way of recalling that the previous Sunday they had an overnight guest named Helen. How the boy purred when he re_alized his mother under· stood what be was 1aying. Moment& like this, when rightly interpreted as milestones along memory's path, can be the means of .deepening relations. T o the second half of the second year belongs the important capacity for storing up memories which be- come the bedrock of later learning. Passages from Sophocles read to a baby (who bad no other contact with Greek) from the \jme be was 16 months until he was 18 months, for inatance, made it poeaible for him at eight and a half years to memorize these passages after S17 repetitio08 whjle he ·required 4SS repetitions to memorize passages that.had not been read to him when he was a baby. In your child's third year, you can take advantage of his growing sense of time--of present, past, and future -by teaching him to tell time. Be precise about time. Loo8e phrases like "just a minute," which may mean many minutes, confuse the child. At this age, delighting in hear- ing about hi1 own unremembered put, he often ask.a you to tell him about "when I was a baby." This is your clue to fillin1 in memories for him and 1ivin1 him a sense of their c~ronological order. By DOW the child can deecribe in detail event8 that took place a month or two, and in eome caae., even a year before. Now you can reali1tically say, "But I told you Mt to do that!' ability to remember expands By FLORA RHETA SCHREIBER Author of "Yovr Child't Spff<.h1 A rromcol Gvlde for "°"9ntt for the Pint flw Y-." And now you can u.y get the "Ted" pitc~r. for the child of this age bas developed memory for color. The fourth year witneaaea the charged overflow of rapidly develop- ing memory. The child can now be expected '° tell you whether it ia morning or afternoon and how old be ia. He can count in sequence up to 10. His rattling off a sequence of numbers, from three to 10, however, ia in moat caaea a mere matter of rote memo?')'. He does not really know the meaning of numbers. If you show him aeveral objects, he can count only three of them. He can, in all likelihood. remember four digits and the future tense has entered hi& v~bulary .. During this year the child's memo- ries pour out in storiea, in endleas, unrelenting narratives. If you and he look at two pictures and you ask him to point to one of the~ he will point to both:-"This one is bigger. Thia smaller. Thia one ia nice." One thing leads to another, and the four-year--old talk.a and talks. · He makes many, many free associations. Mott and more, eince the end of hi8 third year, the chll4 has shown facility in understanding what is not present. Even so, be cannot yet easily imagine himself in a situation be- yond hia experience. If you ask him what be would do if he were separated from you in a crowded. store, he is likely to be unable to answer. H ia capacity for generalizing, a process of drawing inductions from memories, is steadily growing, how- ever. When asked what he must do when hungry, he repliea not, "I eat," ~ he did before, but simply "eat." He thus ahowa that be knows not only that be eats bot othen do, too. This fourth year ia noteworthy, too, for the true onset of permanent memory. What permanent memoriee he baa had before. u in the cue of the 16--montb-old who abaorbed Greek paasagee, weTe chiefty unconacious. Tbeee permanent memories, which Arat appear when an impression ia made in the brain of auftlcient depth to be ri!tained through life and which are almoet always precipitated by strong emotions, are the ones that will linger into old age. The major gain o! the fi.fth year ia an ability to remember concept.a. When you tell a four-year-old that one man is considered aa good aa the r other, he is likely to ask which man is the "one" and which the "other." At five, however, be understands that in speaking of "one man" and the "other'' you are using general ideas and do not mean individual persona. This new capacity for generalbing means that you can begin to talk ideas to the child and expect him to understand what you mean. ' N ow the child understands not only what is but alio What could be. Ask him what he must do before he crosses the street, and be will tell you, "Wait for the light to change," or, "Wait till the policeman signal.a," or something similar. Aak him what he would do if be loet bis mother in a crowded store and he will answer, "Look for ber," or "Get eomebody to help me find her." He should, of course, not be taxed beyond hia mental capacities. Since most five-year-olds can remember only four digits-a house addres&, for example, he should not be scolded should he not remember a telephone number. From this "timetable" you can gauge how good or bad your child's memory ia for hia age. To improve his memory, within the limita of each year's capabilities, you can in- crease the stimuli. The new memory for color in the tb:ird year can, for example, be stimulated by referring to the colors of cloth.ea and other ob- jects. The ability to deal with con- cept.a in the fifth year can be the spur to dealing with the child aa a reasonable human being. An understanding of the vari6us levela of children's memory can help you to be fairer to your child and prom?te family harmony. • t >th lch by iat ~r >ts. bat the ' tan r ." 3.&t the !88 na. inr alk to I not be. he tell e," .... hat in ·er, ·to ced n.ce ber !88, :led one can Id's ove of in- ory 1or ing ob- .on- the II a ous lelp and c-. r= '5 ... _....._ Cop-Out By ATKINS Even with a water softener you may ave rusty water leaving-its ugly stl arbund sinks .and tubs. Or worse, clogged, rusty s c_an cause you expen--v ' sive repair bills. You need Morton Salt Pellens~ Quickly and efficiently, Pellens recharge r . I ! . l / . . • I ~ , r I t l I f • f .... ~acn'·• ..... ab .. ldtt111 ....... fw CAT OWllEllSI .... ....,_ .. , ........ .. lwUI t11Pcat ........ . •!: ., ........ =· .. ..... ,.~ .. •••• -..12 .......... ,. ,.. _ _,._. .. ,, .... IMtJksnd . llAIL --co•• NMY CAT Mlf°'f ~:· fW6-14 ......... aY.nm ............. _ .. ,_ •o--..... a 1,... suo a 2,,.. 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After f 01'r rean lf01' becomt G certified D"errilla. ftglater." "I t woa ca littu tuier to get t l&'f'OVD1' achool ita Mlf dGr. Tile q"utiom wera Juat oa Acard, but prorina 'WG8 still ugal ... Familt1 W ffklv. Jv.?t• u . 1910 , ' \ 1111'11 li11d .I \l)I I I th,· llllll'I' 1d .111r.1lli1111 .II thl"'\' lilll' "'lclfl'< MtZOM NOOALES-La VII .. de Paris PHOENIX-ot.mondl TUCSON-.JM:ome's CALIR>llNIA ALHAMBRA-J. w. Robhwon ANAHEIM-J. W. Robinson BAJ<ERSAELO-Klmbell & Stone BEVERLY HIUS-1. Mqntn J. W. ROBINSON CARMEL-I. M .. nln EL CERRITo-H. c. C.rJWells ESCONOIOO-.l:faf'tll'a Haaarty GLENOALE-J. W. Robinson GROSSMONT-Hafter'a H ... rty HAVWARO-H. C. Capwell HOUYWOOO-J. W. Robinson INDIO-The aothelltne LA JOLL.A-Haftel's Heaarty I. Mqntn LAKEWOOD-Bullocks LOS AHGEl.ES'ftLM-anin J. W. Robinson MOUNTAIN VIEW-Rhodes N£WPORT BEACH-J. W. RGblnlon OAKLAHO-H. C. Capwell I. Mlcft'n PALO ALTO-I. ..._,,In PANORAMA CllY-J. W. Robinson PASAOEHA-J. W. 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By KEN and PAT KRAFr H ere are a few true-false ques- tions to test your gardening "l.Q." All deal with_ the increas- ingly popular hobby of home vege- table gardening, which now is carried on by an estimated 40 million Americans. Ile careful-some of these questions are "planted." A score of eight_ right is good, and 10 right is excellent. If you get alJ 12 right, you are a champion gardener. 1. A vegetable garden made in the raw earth around a new home is more likely to do well. 2. Every seed packet tells how to grow its contents. 3. The smallest practical space for a kitch-.. en garden is about 10 feet square. 4. The most critical period in a plant's life is when it is ripening ita crop. 5. The best bets for a home gar.den are the vegetables that have given satisfaction for many years. 6. Flowers and vegetables do not grow well when planted near each other. 7 . All the seeds in a packet should be planted witbinh month after opening the packet. ' 8. Only the "seed potatoes" can be planted for a crop. 9. You can 1.aise excellent vegetable!\ with· out spraying or dusting. 1 O. The best time to harvest corn is very enrly in the morning. 11. Among occupational groups. a high percentage of doctors tend gardens. 12. You can grow you r own vegetables for approximately what they cost at the store. ANSWERS 1. True. Such soil is not worn out from overplanting and is apt to be especially healthy, even if littered with debria. Spade in organic matter such u peat moss, add fertilizer, and plant with confidence. 2. True. The basic information is in dige.st form on the packet. Check it for time of planting, spacing, planting depth, and such. 3. False. As an attractive edging for a path, you can grow beets, cr ess, garlic, carrots, herbs. And practically any vege- table will grow in a tub, a box, or even " bucket. 4. Falae. The moat critical period ia when the Med ia S"erminating. If it dries out for even a few minutea it may die. Keep soil mol1t., with a covering of sheet plastic, .1rlap, newspapers, or a board till first •prouta appear. S. FalM. BettAlr varieties are conatantly beinc bred, lncludlnr t\ne modern hybrids ' that quite often grow where no1 older va- riety thrives. 6. False. Such companion plantings a re often thought to lt.elp each other. There is some evidence that marigolds, for example, repel nema1odes. • 7. Falae. Leftover seed can be stored by putting the packet in the refrigerator in a closed plastic bag. a. False. Though certi6e4 seed potatoes a~e most dependable, you can plant in your garden the potato you bought to eat. This is a good use for potatoes already starting to sprout. 9 . True. While success is more certain~ through the use of proper chemical con- trols, the most Important plant health f ac- tors are sun, air, food, and water. 10. False. Corn makes sugar during sunny hours. If possible, harvest it late i'n the afternoon-and ideally just a few minutes before you cook it. 11. True. A poll by a large seed house found that a higher percentai'e of doctors garden for relaxation than do member.o of nearly any other group. Doctors also frequently "prescribe" &'&rdening tor their tense patients. 12. False. Even counting all the running expenses, last seuon a first.-year rardener we know raised superb lettuce, for in- stance, for under two centa a head, This is not uouaual. • Over 10,000 Ganlenen' Questions Answered! J fJ,()OtJ 11arde11i11.g qu1tfon1 a?tl'W•r•d tlf giant "Gard•" E11eyclop.dia"-U80 page•. 14 color plat.,, w,obo "Aow-t~·· artiole1! Contenu of ~O-volu1n1 eJta11clo,,.dia ill 011e 11olNm. I .Vail 1111/11 lfl.95 to 0 61.tOI GARDEN ENCYCLO· t>BIJIA.," ttJ63 Book 8Mildf1111, J,Sf){J N .W. 115 St., Miaflli, 1''lu. 13()5' New KLEENITE \ J gets-dentures . cl~r, brighter, faster. New Improved-formula KLl!l!Htn! Denture Cleanser ... with clcansina action unsurpassed by conventional denture cleanins tablets, un- oxyeenated pastes or powders. 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A vlaltl1'1 American mo- torist appearin1 before a local rnarta~te on charles ot drlv· in& 74 m.p.h. ottered tbla ete· planatlon. Considering that the Canadian gallon It bliger than a U.S. gallon, miles were no doubt longer too. He reuoned thatt tn order to cover 60 Ca· nadlan miles his apeedometeP Ahould read at leut 70 m.p.h. The jud~e however didn't In- terpret It the same way. He promptly lined hlm ln Cana- dian do1leh . . . which are smaller than U.S . dollars. Speaking of small dolla.ra . . . How about· the beat dollar buy on the automobile market to- day! Fordl F"1con for exam- ple. Here at Wilson Ford Sales In Huntlngton Beach we turve "1 outatandlng coll~tlon ol Falcoiis. TakP the Falc;on Fu· tura. The· 4~oor aedan (a the top of the F"1con Uneup. It la the la.st word In com~t hue· ury and bli-<-Ar ldeu. Idell.I llke big-cu ride . . . amooth, quiet. soft. But handling tti.t la definitely compact. ldeu like the 200-cu. ln. Six, which gives such bill pawer tor oulck nusinl{ and freeway crulllng. But which It oure comnA.Ct-cv In gas mllelll{e. Ideas Hke the b11t-car l"l&Cf~nesa with 1ren- eroua seating for six adulta olu1 12.2 r.u. ft.. ot trunl( IT>8~ tor a vacatll)n load of lu1t1a11;e. And lt'1 all on a compact wheelbue of 111 inches 10 tumlq ta quick and euy. Ideu like the plU1hnea ot cloth and vinyl trim, comfortable toam-padded tull·w!dth seall and rich loo~ pile oaroeUng . . . It'• all Juat part ot Ford'• new Better Ideu tor 1970. Whv not 1top ln at l~ Beach Blvd. and see the areat Ford FaJcon line f« younelf. THE DAILY it!LOT, TV WRK, JUNE 19, 1170 DICK WILSON'S WILSON· FORD SALES 18255 IEACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON IEACH -------, I FORD : I ----__ J .. . .......................................................... . ' S~e all the g-. , · newest ones for · .. TORINO BROUGHAM 2-DR. HARDTOP TEST·DRIVE THEONE OF YOURCHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON IEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD HUNTINGTON BEACH 842-6611 IAUS...,r. ' ........... . 1 .... 11mc1 OfllN , ........................ . ...:t ......... ' ... . 592-5511 .. .. i 11: 12: 12: 1: 1: 4: 8: 10: 7: 8: 9: 8: 10: 11: 11: 3 7: I : 9~ 10: 11: 11: '~ 7: I : 9~ 6:• 7: I: 9:1 11:1 6:1 I: 11:1 6:1 9:1 11:1 6:, 7: 9:1 ll:t 11: 7: I :• 9:• 10:. 11, 11: 11: 11:· 170 .. TV !PORT! HICHllCHT! SUNDAY, JUNE 14 11:00 AM U Angel Warm-Up/Angel Baseball (C) The California Art· fits meet the Detroit Tigers at Tiger Stadium in Detroit , Mich. 12:00 AAU Track & Field (C) Coverage of the Portland City of oses Invitational Track Meet in Portland, Ore.· 12:30 D (i.lJ ())4!) Sports Special (C) The Mosport ~n·Am Chal- ten1e ,Citp Race. 1:00 fJ Western Open Golf (C) Live color coverage of the final round of action in the $130,000 Western Open Tournament from the Beverl~ Couotry Clul:t in Chicago, Ill. 4:00 NFL Action (C) 1 :30 I ~ Western Open Golf (C) 8:00 oiler Games (C) The L.A. T·Birds meet the Detroit Devils. TUESDAY, JUNE 16 10:00 m The Turned-On Wor1d of Sports (C) Highlights Include a • f5·round world-championship fight between Emile Griffith and Jose Napoles; dflver Dan Gurney in t he Los Angeles Times Grand Prix at Riverside; and a look at jockey Johnny Long· den's forty-year career. Bill Burrud is host. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 8:30 Championship Wrestlin1 (C) 7:001 F11ht of the Month (C) Don Dunphy narrates the. action, 9:00 Box de Mexko (C) THURSDAY, JUNE 18 8:30 U Boxing (C) Card to be announced. FRIDAY, JUNE 19 10:30 PM D (llJ CV .... 11-P1-c-1J-L I U.S. Open Golf Hlghli1hts (C) The world's most prestigious golf tournament Is given two days of live color coverage. SATURDAY, JUNE 20 11:00 AMI (i) Major League Baseball (C) 11:30 O . tTejor Lea,ue. Baseball (C) Teams to be announced. 3:00 D Cl) Q) i 1£C!6L I U.S. Open Golf Tournament (C) Live color coverage of the. third round of the tournament from the Hazeltine National Golf Club in Chaslla, Minn. SUNDAY, JUNE 14 71:.3000 _1t1 "If Every Guy In th• World" (adventure) '55--Georfes Poumouly. -"Th• Garment Junste" (drama) '57-lee J. Cobb, Gia Scala. 9:00 7 17 3 (C) "Dead HHt on • Merry.Go-Round" <suspense.comedy) '66 -James Coburn, Camilla $parv, Aldo Ray, Nina Wayne. 10:30 11 "Pinky" (drama) '49-Jeal}ne Crain. William lundiaan. 11:30 2 ''The Court-Mart}al of Biiiy Mltchell" (drama) '55-Gary Cooper. 4 "flood and Defiance" (drama) '66-Gerard Landry. Josa Grecl 11:45 7 (C) "Anasta91•'' (drama) '5&-lnar•d Beraman, Yul Brynner, MONDAY, JUNE 15 6:00 7 (C) ''The Remartiab:a Mr. Pennypacker" (comedy) '59--Clitton Webb1 _Dorothy McGuire, Charles Coburn, Jill St. John. 7:)0 .• 9 (C) ..... t•s Make Love" (comedy) '60-Marllyn Monroe. l :lO 7 1) 3 (C) "Up From the Beach" (drama) '65-Ctiff Robertson, 9:00 4 23 6 (C) "After the fn" (comedy) '66-Peter Sellen,. TUESDAY, JUNE 16 • 6:00 7 ~C) "Red SklH of Montana" (adventure). 'S2-Richard Widmark. 7:30 9 C) "Th• Thirty.Nine Steps" (mystery) '60--Kenneth ~ore. 1:30 7 1 3 (C) "In Name Only" (comedy) '69-M1chael Callan. 9:00 4 23 6 "Ratum From the Ashes" (drama) '65-Mu1m11tan Schell. 11:00 11 "Operation Warhead" (comedy) '64-S"'\'n Connery. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 17 6:00 7 <~ "Tancanyika" (adventure) '54-Van Heflln, Ruth Roman 1:30 9 iC "Prince of Players" (drama) '55-Richard Burton, 11:00 11 • lpt Without S~ars" (drama) '53-D•v•d Farru, Nadia Gray. THURSDAY, JUNE 11 6:00 7 JC) "Navar So Few" Part I (drama) '60--Frank Sinatra. 9 C) "The Tall Men" (drama) '55-Clark Gable. Robert Ryan. 9:00 2 I (C) "Where the Spies Are" (adventure) '65-D<11111d Niven. 11:00 11 "Murder 8y Contract" (mystery) '58--Vince Edwards. FRIDAY, JUNE 19 6:00 7 (C) "Never So few" Concluslon (drama) '60-Frank Sinatra. 7:30 9 (C) "Seven Cltl .. of Gold" (adventure) '55-Anthony Quinn. 9:00 2 29 I "Ml1ter 8ud4wln8'' (adventure> '6&-James Garner. 11:00 11 "Fetner Wn a Fullbeck" (comedy) '49-Fred MacMurray 11:30 15 "Trap for Seven Spin" (drama) '67-Yvonne Bastien. v SATURDAY JUNE 20 7:30 5 "Spy Todey, Ole Tomorrow•1 (drama) '67-Lex Barker. Brad Harris. 9 (C) "The Racers" (drama) '55-Kirk Douclas. Bella Darv1. 1:00 11 ''Ufeboet" (drama) '44-Tallulah Bankhead, John Hod1ak. 9:00 4 23 6 (C) "Tobruk" (drama) '6&-Rock Hudson. Georae Peppard. 10:30 11 "Our Man In Havana" (comedy} '60-Alec Guinness. 11:00 9 "Ln MlnrablH" (cla11ic) '43--Gino Cervl, Valentina Cortese. 11:15 2 (C) "Rio •ravo" (adventure) '59-John Wayne, Dean Marti n. 7 (C) "The L.111t Wapn" (adventure) '56-Richard Widmark, Felicia Farr, Susan Kohr.er, Tomn1y Rett1a, Nick Adam•, Jame& Drury. 11:30 5 ''Two Yeara Before the' Mast" (drama> '46-Brlan DonleyY. 11:.45 1J ... ,...t £apectatlon•" (classic) '47-Anthony Waser. Finlay Currie. SWIMM.ING POOLS 14' Wide• 21' IOllt • 391. Square feet• 84 perimeter ft. FRE.E TllP TO LAS VEGAS. 3· days ,,. 2 nighhl With purchase-of first 25 pools this month. J het to I het dHp Cement Conatructlon Complete with: e Stainle" Steel ladder • Under water marlne light e Heavy duty filter, motor & pump e Automa.tic ~surface Skimmer e Deluxe testing kit e Main drain system e Chlorine dlspens- ·er e Safety bullnose coping. COMPLm $1795 h1cllldl1HJ l•stcH~tlCMt This Pool ls not elevated above grade. Price slightly less for pool eleva led above fr"&de. e CONVENIENT FINANCING AVAl(AILE e 'lllE ISTIMATlt. VISIT OUI POOL DISPLAY OPEN 6 -DAYS-~Uy 11 to 7-Sun~ay 12 t. 5 SICARD POOL 323 S. MAIN, ORANGE 2 blks. So. of CIMlpma11 -532· 1 H2 Anthony Qui1111 stars with Richard Egan, Michael Rennie , Jeffrey Hunter and Rita Moreno in "Seven Cities of Gold," the Channel 9 Million S Movie, Friday at 7:30 PM. ,... l WANTED IOYS & GIRLS AGES J TO 19 to Audition on CloHd Circuit Televi1ion •ncl Quellfy for ' HOLLYWOOD TALENT POOL Brendon Cru1 joined thtr talent pool, end five months later signed • five year contract with M-G-M. Now he can be seen each week ..t 8:00 Wednesday eve- nings on "Courtship of Eddie's Father." Hollywood T•lent · Coordinator will be in Orange County this week for your on-camera audition CALL (714) 547-6251 Telent S.•rdt Belnv Conducted by --- TAKE 1 PRODUCTIONS HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. ,... ' SATURDAY -JUNE 13 r V f ·~ I "" (' 4!00 IJ "llowlr. ".JO." (drema) '59- IJKt ~Jt::~:w: Wlly/lldlf ~~!um" <C> 4:30 1J ltETURN Sc.. SMntJ (C) Clay Cole Is host. Little Anthony and the Imperials, Michael J. Brody. the Blues Busters, The Tokens. Candi Staton, and The Stone Hammer auest. I Loni Jolin' Silvtr (C) (]) A Man f~ tlll Rteenl (C) Sonia Malklnt tn c..,us (C) (R) fl) Quest for Advtnture (C) 5:00 O It's Academic (C) Competin1 hi1h schools are Compton, Ellcelsior (Norwalk) and Ramona Convent (Alhambra). 0 @ CV G) AIC't Wldt World . Of Sports (C) I n. Aven1m (C) Movie: "The 81rtMftt Junlle" ( ama) '57-lee J. Cobb, Richard IBoo~i:~c.:::::· (C) ~ ii Cltttt Ctob (R) ~I Mowit en la Ttnle Undtrwly for hace (C) 5:30 ~ Ralpll Stoff• Loa Anpln (C) ~ MIC NewstrViu (C) Gordon Grah1m. 1J Ra• Hipllpts (C) Dick En· ber1 narrates hl1nll1hts of the 1969 NFL game between the Rams and the San Fr1nclsco 49ers. d) Mdtale't Navy Ql) hlternatitltll M11az1M I Ritt .. .an 6:00 lie Nns (C) (60) Clete Rob· erts. D 0 00 m 1tvnUty-1t1nt1ty CC> (30) 1J Grand Ole Opfy (C) (30) Del Reeves, Leroy Van Dyke and Marlon Worth 1uest. I Bou City (C) (30) Animals, AcMon Ind Adventure ( ) (30) "The Lind Time Forrot." B•I• California Is vltfted. 6:30 I ""IC Ntwt Ctnfertnce (C) (30) Melocfy Randi (C) (60) Jerry f!!ylor is special auest. U R.MJ Grief Show (C) (30) Yma Sum1c, Eloise D1niels and Ron Coden ~st. m 11 t4 I Nttrnatiwes (C) (30) The first of a series of public af· lairs pro1r1ms where students 11th· er for discussions. Rev. Mel Knl1ht, uslstant pastor of St. Peter's By the Sea Presbyteri1n Church, Is the host. I Run for Yt11r Life (C) (60) (I) Htre C.11tt ttM ltldtt (C) ( ) -- 1 (i) LllP·h1 (C) (60) fii.1 n Cifdt Htldllna (C) (30) ()) CIS Ntwa {C) (30) £d1t of Ete,.ltJ (C) (30) M• f'ru UNCU (C) (60) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 13. 1970 ' 7:00 ti CIS £_.1 ,..., (C) • (30) tional income by blbysittln1. Roser Mudd. 0 @ (I) 0) Ji•_, DtnMI ..... -a DIC s.mr (C) (30) "Close· I Mb Tiie u. ... *"' (C) (60)' Up: Pricipals, No Ntwi, Marines." Jerry Lewis and Jadt Jones l\ltll, fJ ........ ,, .... (C) (30) fJ ..... (C) (30) Larry Burrell. fJ Deltll Vallty Dip (C) (30) U) St.an Hltdlcoa (C) (30) m Metr9111tdll Pmetltl (C) (90) fl) n. 191 TUt Crew Up (60) ''The Shame of Welfare." An In· ''The Marti of Zo~." depth look at the st1tut of welfare. lO:OO -! ()) M ... (C) (60) (R) The proaram follows a case worlle • ~ annlll throuah his duties. Bernard Shaw ~enn lt is hired to find an Austral· narrates. 11n seam•n who has suppotedly In· fE nt Fih1 C1ftlfltio11 (C) (60) heriled 1 small fortune, only lo (R) "On Dance " learn th1t he m1y be settlna up ,... IT'I lltd ch.. Shew (C) (30) the sallor for serious trouble. 161 \11 .. am ,..., <C> <30> ~)El Cran SM de OllO Quillot 0 Sill&·Altftl Will Mltdl (C} (60) iD bt htrtl (C) (30) Ill C..ntry Male Caroestl (C) (30) 7:30 8 9 ()) Jact1t 11 ..... (C) (60) 10:30 1J Rob«t l. .• Donlan SM (C) (90) 0 tlJ 00 m Allcly Wllll11111 (C) 0 News (C) (30) (60) The Osmond Brothers 1ueit. m Mme: "lritf EnCCHtnter" (drl· 11 Mowlt: "Man In tllt C.Cbd ma) '47 -Trevor Howard, Celia Hit" (comedy) '60--Peter Sellers, Johnson. Terry-Thomas. ~ Music CitJ, USA (C) (60) O (jj) (]) G» Lera Makt a Deal Cl) Lowe, A•rlcan StJ1t (C) ~ (30) Monty Hill hosts. @) ~ fJ Millioft $ Mevit: '"Ptkle of Sl fil) NET FntiVll (C) (60) (R) "The Lelis" (sports) '52-Dan D1iley, Dream." Antholly Dowell and An· 01nneJ Dru. toinette Silbey star in the Roy1I (I) WNll«s of the w.rict (C) (30) Ballet production of 1 wort by ''fhe Vikinp of Iceland." Sir Frederick Ashton. m Sytvla , En• <60> m PmpNt .. ,,.., <t> <30> l:OOO@(l)&)Ntwt,wtd Camt (C) ll:OOBO&>N ... (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. fJ Tlltatre 9: "The Yout1,..t SW' ~ lob LM'I Road " Adventu" ( .... _ t ) '62 K I B r1 l ) (30) "Bi M dd .. Th 1 lunrn ure -o ya u a er, I u Y· e annu• V1lentin Zubklv. :~~I Rr:.~t 1:e~~~:re~~n1 the Colo· 9 ()) This Wett In Rtwiew (C) m NET ,,.,....... (C) (90) (R) 11:15 a fafMllous 521 (C) ''Th MaUd ''The Ceremony of Innocence." A aod UM DMd" (drema) '58-Cliff fictional dr1m1 of attempts to &•in Robertson, R1ymond Massey, Joey peace by p1yin1 the enemy tribute Bishop, Aldo Ray. The dramatic mon!t:_ Richard Kilty st1r1. story of the war of resentment lh•I 1:30 I) QfJ (j) My Tilrtt Sens (C) (30) builds up between otflceri Ind (R) Steve and Barbar' trwel to 1 men of • ship while in battle In remote Mexican vill11e for their the Pacific. honeymoon, only to find the tllace D Ntwt (C) has been "discovered" by hordes o Saturdly Nipt Mowlt: '1llo of other honeymooners. OOW.. Pay•ttlf' (drem•) '57-Jo· 0 0 (I) m Adam-12 (C) (30) anne Woodwud Tony Randall (R) "Loa 44-Attempted Bribery." Sheree North, Jeffrey Hunter, c.m'. Malloy and Reed both receive •t· eron Mitchell Patricia Owens Bar· tractive job offers from the f1ther bara Rush, Pit Hln1te, Robert Har· of • yaun1 m1~ they hive arrested • ris. The problems of four couples, on a drunk dnvin1 charee. nei1hbors in a PC>St·Wtr ho4.laln& 0 @ @ G> Lhr1t1ee Welk (C) development. and a tra1edy that {60) {R) Ch.amp11ne music with a touctles them all. Spanish flavor Is featured. @ CI) s,.ttlatrt Tlteltrt m Mowit Greats: ''Tiie Cm11nt .,. 9 ()) Anrct Tlleatre Janel•" (drama) '57-lee J. Cobb, 11·30 Ill Ntwl (C) Richard Boone, Kerwin Mathews. • @ Cl) Cllllltr Tlltatre: "Dlstm· Ill luct Owtnt (C) (30) bodied." @!) Ml1l111lllano J C.rlotta (30) 11:45 O Jollany Car1tn (C) 9:00 I) Cjj C1) 8rttn Acres (C) (30) d) M0¥1t: "RNct Ho•M" (SUS· (R) Ar~ld the Pi~ !ooms as possi· pense) '48-lda Lupino, Richard ble heir to the million dolltr Blm· Widmar11, Cornel Wilde. bocker fortune. .. 0 ~Ci) m NBC Satlltdly Nipt 12:00 IJ Movie: "The Adwfttcnn (Id· MM: (t) ''In EM.., eo.ntfJ" ~nlure) '52-J•clt Hawkins. Den· (drama) '69-Tony Franciosa, An· ms Price. Janette Comer. Guy Stockwell, Tom 12:30 m All·Nilltt Sllow: "Atf1lr in Ha- Bell, Ti1e Andrews, Michael Con· v1n1." ''The Brainiac" ind ''Tales stantlne, Paul Hubschmid. Durinr of Hoffman." World War II, 1 French lntelli1enoe 1:00 8 Mowit; '°'l"l•ndtr RNd" (dra· colonel makes 1re1t personal sacri· ma) '58--Gene Raymond Jeanne fices in an effort to find and study Cooper. ' an enemy devioe th1t Is c1usin1 1:15 D News (C) heavy Allied losses. .. m Bill Andtnen (C) (30) ID Movie: 1Un1 of .... Under· @I) ~ de Esbeno (2 hr) Wficr' (drama) '39-Humphrey Bo· t:30 B QI()) Petticeat ,_nctioft (C) 11rt, Kay frtncls. {30) (R) When Steve tells Betty 1:30 0 " .. Mendo (C) (R) "Orlent1I Ell· Jo that his crop-dustina business is press. flourtshin1 but much too slow, 1:45 1J Mewie: ''la.ct Mqlc" (horror) she decides to eke out JOmt 1ddi· '44-0rson Welles, Nancy Guild. 11 l 1970 I .... (60)' .... II. (60) (R) lrll· ' In· to up (60) (30) (90) dra- :e11a (C) 'The An· oy1J by 'rW' tier, I .. Cliff loey •tic that and 1 In ""° -Jo· 1111, •m· ~It· ier· iles, slnr !hat em· IUS· tlfd HI· 1les lrl· nne ... Bo· Ex· 'Or) REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY •,1 () f.' r< I ~~ I, 5:55 tJ "" U1 Thia Day (C) 6:00 tJ Su11mer Sl•eltlf (C) 6:25 O Education £xc"8n11 (C) 6:30 IOctrSM1 (C) History of Ult World Theatre Educational f11turn 6:45 EE Commodltr Report 6:55 D KNIC Newservlce (C) 7:00 II~ (j) CBS News (C) Joseph Bentl. B lil (6) m Today Show (C) flit TM. Show (C) John Bar· bour and Phyllis Kirk co·host. I Mr. Wisllbont (C) Bozo the Clown (C) Newt/M•r•et Openln1 D lt£TURfll JetleDJ 8raat'a C:.I• rifJ Ckde (C) 0 @ (]) hwitclMcl (C) fJTl9PO (C) &) Ro•per Roo• (C) EE Stoct Marttt 11 :25 tJ a (j) CIS Newt (C) &1 Toni Holt's Holpooct MerrJ· h ·Round (C) 11:30 tJ Qi (j) St1rdt for TOmofTOW (C) 0 @ 00 m Tiit Who, Whit Of Wliere 811111 (C) Art James hosts. D Mr. M•aoo 11 (C) I @ Cl) That 81r1 (C) LA. "?'"ity Schools Wortd of WOllltfl (C) Mon., Tuu., Fri.; Persptdivt/Strttdl aiid Sew (C) Wed.; l'ittrt Show (C) 7:30 fJ from the 8rounil Up (C) Mon.; Thurs. Geometry, Tues.; Daver I Golllth EE American £xdla111 (C) Wed.; Parent-Youth foru11 (C) 11•55 0 ft::a 'i' ~iflC Ntws (C) Thurs.; RtlOur"s for Youttl (C) ' ~\.!!.I ~ Fri. I Pixannt (C) . Ca rtOOf'l I (C) Stod Market Cowr111 • @ Cl) m U.. W"rtil UnJdetttt Morn1n1 Watch (C) Ted Meyers. 81rt T-" (C) Betsy Palmer. I I J 4 5 7 11 13 ~ ta Cf)·-,,.. 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AbNlt Ind Coltello 811111H'• ,. ... (C) Ci) t1* Der lt70 (C) : .... .......,., ..... boftttod (J) Newa (C) M1ke Foley. eo.ic. 1 CaMMMs . r ... Tall (C) Don.Wilson. m Reay and Hi.s friends (C) 12:00 I '°~ (Ct 8:001 9 CJ) Captain Klnproe (C) Jack and Art Llnkletter. Qumby (C) (jj} (3) htt •f Evlf1lllln1 (C) @ Jack La lanne (C) Sierlff John (C) ------------------------New York Stock Report fl) tAj Ci) Newa (C) 4:301 Movlt: SH D1ytlme Movies. News (C) s:45 em .,.,.... 8:25 O Cornmunltr Bulletin aOard (C) 12:05 S Ci) Ann 8utdltr Show (C) . 8:301 Mr. Mapo (C) 12:3013 Cl) As tlle Wor1cl Tuma (C) Movit: See D1ytime Movies. · QI 00 m Dap of Our I.Ma Mlahtr Mouat Th11tr1 • , I Roaet Robin Hood (C) ~'s Show (C) 1 (]) Queen for 1 Dar (C) lllJ (I) (!) A World Apart (C) .American £xch1n11 Reliort Dlllinf for Dollars (C) 9:00 tJ,, Cl) The LIKJ Show (C) Stodl Martet Clo11 0 Ci) It T1k11 Two (C) Vin 1:00 tJ S,.(i) love It 1 M1ny Spfen· Scul y hosts. Marty Allen, Don Gal· dored Titlir {_C) loway, Jack Weston and their wives 11 Ci) m The Docten (C) guest. MOvlt: See Daytime Movies. I Movie: See Daytime Movies. Cl)(!) All MJ atildrtt1. (C) Jadl La Lann• (C) 1rtinr Ult M1r1ltt Bozo the Clown (C) 1:301,(j)TM 811iclln1 U~ ~~ Cl) H1yden's Happenin& . 00 m Amltiltr Worf omce of "'' Pretident ity ~) '\25 0 Q) 00 m NIC News (C) ,, (11) (]) .Q) Ltrs M81 1 Dul 9:301' ~ lewf1r HillbllllH (C) i ,.~ ---'lfw R,._,. 6 m Conantration (C) -1111 ......... , .. ...., • • ovie: See Daytime Movies. : Explorin1 Movt1111t1t. Mon. f11tures (C) 1:50 &) Fashions in Sewln1 (C) Stock Market 1 :55 fJ 'aul Harvey Co1111111nts (C) .. =. This, ~oo ... Is Arnlflca, Mon. 2:00 I I~ Secret Storlll (C) little Venice. . 6 m lrl(trt Pro111st (C) 10:00 tJ ~ <Tl Andr 8rittlth (C) (!) Newlywecl 81111 (C) 0 m Sift of the Century (C) Jack • Movlt: See Daytime Movies. Kelly hosts. Your N1111t'1 1 WIHer (C) @ Ci) Sunny Today (C) 2:20 Eill Code Enllilb, Wed. (Gr. 6). 1 O:JO«r (j) love of Ufe (C) 2:30 tJ ~ (j) Edte of Nlpt (C) · Ci) m Hollywood Squ1r11 0 @ Ci) m Another World -( ) eter Marshall hosts. Arte John· Sollltntt (C) son. Joanne Worley, Lohman & I Cookln1 ~) Wed. Barkley. Ka ren Valentine and Ed @CI)(!) Dltlni 81111 (C) Platt guest. David Cassidy of The P1rtrldge 0 Tht G1llopin1 8ourmet (C) Gra· • Family, new ABC fall series, and ham Kerr. comedian Jan Murray 1uest. ID Travtl films (C) &) Rlftdezvo111 Wit' Mvtnturt (C); 10:50 fij) Code Enlllsll (C) (G r. 6) Fri. Tmtl Wltll Don 111«1 ltttin1 (C) 11:00, ~ (j) Wllere the Heart 11 (C) Tues., Thurs. · ~ @ m Jeopardy (C) Eill History of WOfld TINatre SUMMER SALE AND SA.VE B\J~ NOWA.LlJMJNlJM. CIUIUTINO OUll 50th ANNIVIUART ON •• 1"0 coVERS p A. T The New Moder. ~ · . PATIO COVER FOR 1971 ;;,if·· . Advoneed enginee1 ing I ' · permits o freedom Our IH~r Quality ALIJMINIJM SCREEN PATIOS ror l:ir:;e or amo.11 l1omtt 11nJ n1obile homet • , . All Alumfoum; Luge Doon; Dug Proof. 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C aports will utilize a P1d0¥1nl. helicopter ind c1mer11 atop 150· m MAURICE STEWART foot crenes to teleYlse the first of * Who Do You Worship? ~~.~~·~"'~~~es of 1Yenb from llle ~C) nil la y.., lillle (C) ~My F.woritt Mlftilft 1'e ..,_ C ma.a. fer TM., (C) Oral hberb (C) ( ) C.... lll• (C) 1:00 w-.,. 0,.. Coif (C) Live re U.d l~ Dey(C 10:30 Tt ~ (C) C0¥1ra1e of the final round SUNDAY JUNE U ~ /l 0 R '< I '< t , •• •• _,, ) 1 00 ~1 ltlltwt (C) of 1ctlon 1t the $130,000 Westem ::C,= (~~) (I) · Spider-Man (C) Open Tournament from the Beverly 7:15 1'e Cll"'.._.._ c ltll for oct.J (C) Country Club. 7:30 ,_,._.. ( ) : s.a .. stNlt (C) (R) #56·60. I Tiit Wodd ltYOftd =·:~C)tlle SpHn Werd (C) A fiv,.hour rep:1y of last wm's PllMlc s.ma film Hetald of T1wtll (C) . proarams. (I) Fii• ftltiftl (C) ~~~ ,~~·~~ ~-~ 1:00 l.a•p Untt MJ Feel "THe Ste· 11:00 . ~ ~ start ("' t:OO CIS Qlldr111'1 Hoar (C) "Toby." \I er Nuns." Story of t0me 300 for· fllew.lt· ~-Oww roechny" ) Robert Hennessey, B~rry St· mer Immaculate Heart Nun's who dr1ma 4G-Rita Heyworth, Dou1· monds, Tony Oun ind Chris H11en brob 1w1y from canonical status 111 falrt>inu Jr. ater In dr1 m1 about the rel1tlon· within the Roman Catholic Church II ANGELS/TIGERS . • • ship ~r-een • ne,u ·aenlus child ind established themwlves within * EXCITING BALLI and 1 Just-averaae younaster. the L.A. area. Aall Wu•':.f> • lllterutitnal l.oM (C) 1'e Qfilteplltn (C) m G) I .._ (C) Yea of CalvlfJ (C) Cltlledral of To..,,.. (C) JIT!ltstHel (C) ~Fl• F .. t.es (C) DtJ tf Dllc9wfy (C) Q wdl IA die Ht•t (C) m:..:.: :: fl, (C) ~= .. <w_., (C) ~:::: =• ~(r)dl (C) • Amtrica11 Ptoble11t1 (C) 00 Ctd I tile All 'efn, Y...U. and die '911ce (C) (I) Town 'HaH Mtft': (~: . ' va'::t!: f.-:ca111 )~491e: "llleR I hf1Rlllth11 lddol" (dra· 1:30 Loo• Up Ind ll¥t (C) U :SO Tell It LIU M Wat (C) ~=wklns -a p c " son, Jack Mra. AlpMMt (C) A11pl laeblH (C) The Califo r· I ~ mm Dindion• (C) CU•bfna HlcJt (C) n An1els vs the Detroit Tlaen. W OWis (C) ' Mowlt: ...,.... Datrt FtPters" n @ m a> DilawtfJ (C) "A .. . hlllw (drama) '60-Mlchtl Auclair. Mitter cTPflde." Tiit..,~ (C) 11 QJ KATHRYN KUHLMAN IJ lil4Me: <C> "lost, y,..... of die Z:lO • Tiit Ntw Std.tr (C) "Is Reli· * (IN COLOR) A.rt9a" 'adventure) 61-Alin.Steel. 1 n Losln1 lta Infl uence on Amer· lltllryn 11111 .. n (C) MQ)•rlo1 Petri. (C ican Lile?" Paul Udell Is host for ~Oney & ltffltlt (C) lpntor ) this discussion with students from Full .,,.. 1tntv1I (C) f l Rancho i nd Verdu10 Hills hl&h t:OO ••• Tllrff (C) tchools. statiott te statitfl (C) luidt l al11t11 (C) Dey of DilcMfy (C) 12:t0 9 8 (I) AAU T...t & field (C) @(j)Q) ,...., Ind Auwen Ca•pa f'roftlt Portl1ndCity of Roses lnvitltlontl. c.,ol MM (C) fJ Prm Ctllforttico (C) Senator l laly Wlb (C) ~ hwtvll flrn (C) 1Jrr1ch Bayh (D.·lnd.), 1uests. (6) 111 Wllldl We U.. (C) lltlMyn ....... ,. (C) I lnttlllpnt hrt11t (C) ' ra.t1 de AIMf Toin & Jeny (C) ~ Slortes of Sucuu (C) l·.oo • The Qris1optlm (C) Aurelia Fil• futwt (C) FIU tllt N1tio11 (C) • Pinera .. l.atiitt en O..lnp • ... Do•lnJc:al · Aaricultwt USA (C) Apk91t1re •port (C) ld&trt (Cl Mowit: "l.q to die CitJ" (dra· 9:30 T..,.1 lttt ..... (C) lZ:JO . 0 00 m MMt t11e Pma (C) m1) '50 -Clark G1blt, Loretta 1"111111 tt1t lift (t) A Ive hour tefecast from the 1nnu1I Youn1. HHNb.,.W Cul4o (C) U.S. Mayors' Conference In Denver, 0 Miiiion $ Mowlt: "The Wal ; (])&> D..n., Do-Rlpt (C) C91o. Guesta are Mayor Antonina P. fiiilit Sttry" (musical) '50--Jimes Oral Tobot1a (C) C:uests are Mayor Antonina P. Caaney, Vir1inl1 Mayo. lataln (C) Uccello (H1rtford, Conn.), Peter f, Q) Cllltler 10:00 . Pl to LMrnlnf (C) Flaherty (Pittsburth. Pa.), Car1 B. GI 1-HOUR SPECIAL • Mr fMNtte Slr1Mtt-(C) father Stokes (Clevel1nd, Ohio). Wes Uhl· * By Retail Clerks 770 Jemes Rodie, S.J.. Blessed Sacra· man (Seattle, Wash.). Sim M•~ll Panel on Mecavitamins James Coburn plays the world's slickest con 111a11 i11 "Dead Heat on a Merry-Go-Round" on The ABC Sur1day Night M ol'lc at 9 PM. To Treat Mental Disease m !IPicW I Labof Report (C) A symposium on biochemical therapy I'°' m~m~~=;!c){C) W..11es Pro~u (C) Cattltdrtl of To.orrow (C) J:JO Dial 'II' fOf M1sic (C) Dizzy Gillispie and his eroup, and C1rl1 Thomas auest with flther Norman J. O'Connor. I ljln Wllidl W1 Uwt (C) Unc1tnr1r for Puct (C) Wt&Oft Train roatrs' Ntlpborhood (C) ~lppy (C) 4:00 Int (C) Jere Witter hosts. Oii 111pui (C) Robert Town· send, author of "Up the Oreanlu · tion." takes • run at bl& business m1n1eement. 0 Dr. Kild111 Colt .45 (j) Llr1•lt Mr I Kleis? : WMfs New? (C) Cl) NFL Action (C) • lfonco Stlrtlnc Thu tre (C) 4:30 N1W11111ktrs (C) · St»t•ll Up•(C) Abbott I C.stello Colt .45 · P111lnf Utt 81itar (R) (I) N L Actioll (C) • Adelanto con las Elc~•ll• . • Goldt11 furs (C) 4:A5 ID Cl) A••rica's Favorite HJnlna (?) 5:00 I KNXT News (C) Clete Roberts. . lnqulfy (C) Misttr M1po (C) SUndlJ Movie: (C) "DIHe" (dram•) 'S6-Lan1 Turner, Ro1er Moore, Pedro Armendariz, Marisa P1v1n. II Sclr (C) D111t11I (C) PlttJ Duh ~ Sevt• Alts TllOlirt: ''The i ht1na Kentuckian$." (i) Mr World (C) 1'IM Sllow (C) Guests Include Hubert H. Humphrey, The Grand Funk Rallro1d musical aroup, and satirist Tom Paxton. 9 Cl) CIS Children's Hollt' (C) "Toby." I lnt11111tional futbol·Soccer This la tlll U.f 1 (C) Domtneos Gi11ntes 5:301 9 Cl) Aaat.ur Hour (C) • Alr-Anterican Coll• Shn (C) Mdt1le'1 NIYJ @ World Tomorrow (C) • At\iculture USA ' I VfNINL ~ 6:00 B 9 Ci) CIS Eftnhtl News (C) (31.1) Roaer Mudd. I fiJ 00 m Frank ~diet R.,.,t ( {lO) Polka Partdt (C) (60) "GradUI· n Day." 0 T11t 'f00¥J Show (C) (60) Guests are The friends ot Distlnc· tion, Rufus Thomas, Merk Llnduy. Q) CfHhtrt futures (2 hr) "The Mummy's Ghost" ind "Ni1ht Key.'' m Ani•ala, Action Incl Advenblfl (?) (30) "A God Named Glooscap." A trip to Minas Basin, an arm of the Bay of Fundy, Nova Scotia, where the tides are lhe hiahest In the wor1d. EJl) Sptculation (C) (60) (R) "A Conversation With Stella Adler." ! Man from UNCll (C) (60) 6:30 R1lpll story's Los Anatltt (C) ( ) William S. Hart is profiled. n 9 oo m '·e. eo11tc• .. ., i {30) Tho Invaders (C) (60) I T1i. to the Manattr (C) 7:00 l•asit (C) (30) (R) In the abl~ Superstition Mountflns. the curse of the "Thunder God" leads Lassie and a lonely little bur· ro on 1 trail of danaer 11 they lice the unk11own perils of the vest Arizona wilderness. ft tiJ (]) m Wild IUn&do• (C) {l(l) (R) "Yeat of the Otter!' Two otters ire followed from birth throu1h their first yur of life. 0 ,Showc:lse 5 (C) (60) "The Julie London Show." Julie London hud· lines this encore presentation with her speci1I auests ~ed and Mickle 1970 ,. .. l>erts. lane" ~01er l1ri.sa "The elude irend and (C) (C) I (C) tpOft ldUI· (60) tine· luy. "The . (ey." ttllre :ap." n of :oti1, st In "A I (C) '"' :) ) In 1lns. :od" bur· they the (C) Two 1irth lulle ead· with ckie f.lnn, 1nCI Chld Ind Jeremy. · D tHl Cll &H•d ti 1t1e (C) (60) (A} "Collector's Item." V1ltrle Is captured by 1 youn1 (lint Ind pllCtd In I booby· tripped music box. Guy Stockwell and Robert Harris ruest. ' Tiie ... htnl (C) (30) Tiie Mvec8ta (C) (60) "The · lddlt Eut-Where Do We Go From Herer• I Teltre fllltatlcil (C) (60) .......... Cllll Amrt (60) 7:30 , ............... (C) ( ),?10 Impress Allton, I l'O· m1ntic youn1 atudent (John R.ocler) pretends he Is 1 wulthy min· lbout-town ind pawns his belon1· I to take her to dinner. • ~ (i) Im W.*'fwl Wtrtlll ti le) (60) (R) "Rish, the Tqn11e Otter." A~ youn1 otter mikes his home In 1 wildlife 11nc· tu1ry with his parents ind his sister. At 1 rueM>ir he Is sepa· rated from his family when he Is swept throuati 1n oPtn dr1ln pipe. He soon meets another otter namtd TteM and the two set out · upon 1 wild adventure. IJ Mltllll $ M•: "If Every llllJ I• ttt• W9ftd" (1ctventure) ·ss - Georps Poumouly, J•n Louis Trin· t.!J!l•nt. UJ P...,..t .. Tmel (C) (30) "Historic Islands.." Hal Sawyer takes 1 trllo the Blh1m1s. 1:00 Cl) Ed Wm (C) (60) I d's ruests .,, Strlio Franchi, Stiller Ind Mt1r1, Moms M1bley, Tommy James ind The Shondells, M1r11ret Whltlna, and Eurene List, who performs with nine other pl· anlstl. ' U ROLLER GAMES·LIYEI (C) James Coburn. Clmll[a Sparv, Aldo · I Iran Teetrt (60) * T·BIRDS vs. DETROIT Ray, Nina Wayne, RObert Webbtf, lO:JO Tiie Wtfld T.-rw. (C) (30) A_..__ c Tod Armstroni. A captivltln1 rocue llMe: '"PlM(" (dram1) '49 --a.-< ) (2 hr) LA. c:ons a lady psycbolo1ist Into help· Jeanne Crain, Wiiiiam lundlpn, irds vs. Dtboit DevllL lni him win 1 parole, then proceeds Ethel Waters, Ethel Bl,,,,_,.. D ~ Cl)llHllt Fii (C) (60) .. , .. ~·-(I) ''Consi>Tricy of Corruption." with a master-plan to rob 1 bank 10 ....... (C) (30) Erskine lnvatic•tes 1 possible CMI at the Los Anples lntem1tion1I 11:00 ..._ (C) Ri iol Airport. 1 m ..... <C> Chts v 1tlon In Texu where I OJ ..... (C) (30) Larry McCor· ,..-., ,.....,.. (C) sheriff Is accused of stlootln1 a nildl. • W1161e F. hcUly (C) "The ranch forem1n from ambush. J. D. ' .._ .... ftn• · Story." Wolf Hess. IOn of 1 Cennon, Katherine Justice ruest. NET ....,..... (C) (60) (R) Rudolph Hm, and Anthony Mar· e· lfNb: "1lle llar 1tloMI Theatre of the Deaf." rec:o, Nurember1 Trials prostCUtor, · (drama) '57-LH J. Cobb, I lY 11...i Osurt (CJ (30) • ruat Gil Sella, Richard Boone. t ·JO • News (C) (30) Dou1 Dudley let 11 Writtea (C) ID~ s.:::.: = (i~30~'The • AltwutMs (C) (30) Public 11:15 ,._ (C) r II ,, Service Alm. (1) Tiiis Is ltle Ufe (C) E =·~ (30) aJ Yew ••'s I Wi9w (C) (30) 11:30 iliwte: "Tiie Cewt·~ ti 1:30 D 9 (j) a.w, Sllew (C) Jerry~=~ Celebridldes (C) Coope~~ J:~~~~) R~ph ~i (lll) lft) '"The Kill" Instinct." Chet 10:00 fl 9 (f) Mlalll: lepeallilt (C) lamy. fears 1 pnpter syndicate has his ~) -(R)Guest stm Noel Harriton D Mowte: "lleod Md Dtflance" number when the father of a would· and Diane Baker are drawn Into 1 (drama) '66 -Gerard Landry, Jose be varsity football player takes • d1rln1 IMF charade that utes a Gr~ men1cln1 Interest In the t11m. trained falcon to help in th,1theft m Mtvie; "Arsenic •IHI Old lMe" OJ Wtftd Adv.tire <C>.. (30) of ~he crown jewels, In part I of (comedy) '44 -Cary Grant, Jote· ''lin11on Junale Adv'nture. a thru~rt story. phlne Hull. tB Wtftd , ... ,,... (30) "Human D 9 Cl)m11lt Bold Ones (C) ~~Hi(trt (C) Survival Al•lnst Pollution." Eddie {60) (R) "Shriek of Silence." At· Tiie ~ (C) Albert ruests. tomeys Nichols, D11T1ll and Darrell 11:45 : (C) "Aultlsll" (drama) fl) Muhlllla1t J Cartetll (30) ...._ defend a '1Ubem1tori1I c1ndld1te • lncrld Ber1m1n, Yul Brynner, :00 R 9 Ci) llln c..,.... (C) (60) .. "Involved In the sl1yin1 of a cam· Helen Hayes, Akim Tamlroff. (I) Gleli1$ ruests are C1terin1 pal&n worker. C111l1 Stevens 1uests 1:00 R llle¥le: "Tiie II• It! ltle Dirt" Valente, Roser Miller ind Henry Im ..... (C) (30) (drim1) ·~William Sylvester, Gibson. • Cit Me Tiii! ..... (C) (60) Elit1beth Shepherd. .II 9 Ci) m .....,_ (C) (60) R chard Ney ind Dr. Fitzhu1h Dod· D Spelllitf Frtelf (C) Caleb Gat· (R} ''AD1rker Shadow." The sudden son suest. tenro, educ.tor and author of and mysterious disappear1nce of I m DeSilva's labor Report ''Wlllt We Owe Our Ctlildren," • bank t.ller _. little Joe on the * y•-Qu t' u-t I ~· trail of 1 lon1time friend ICCllsed ....... vrs es !~n men a · UJ ....,..: '"Sttlll&a Trlan(tt'' (dra· of stNli.!!( blnk funds. Health. Aut~~tes on m1) '46-Preston Foster. Slane D @ l1J O> UC S-., ....._: Megavitamtn . herapy Heuo. (lj ...,_, Tut N 1 lltrrJ.C.. OJ Llbtf ~ (C) (30) 2:00 I INIC Newlervice (C) had'' (suipense-comtdy) '66 -fll) S..11 (C) (60) 2:30 News/lllwe Us 'Bis 0., (C) MOND A Y JUN! 15 For morning and afternoon li1tinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day•s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 fJ "Tiie Lady P'IJt Off'' (drama) '52°-linda D1mefl, Stephen Mc· Nilly.\ 9:00 &1 "T .. ·WIJ Strttdl'' (comedy) ~-Peter Sellers, Liz Fraser. 9:30 fJ "Sewet1 SUrptl•" (comedy) '63 -Claude Jutr1, Albert F1ille. m (C) "Jiu(' (drama) '48- Mircaret Lockwood, Basil Sydney. J :00 O "International LadJ'' (.Oven· ture) '41-Georae Brent, Ilona Mas· sey. m "A Yank In the R.A.F." (drama) ·TI-Tyrone Power, Betty Grable. 2:00 B "TWMtJ Pia T•" (drama) '61 ~avid J1nssen, Jeanne Crain. 4:00 I) (C) "Sens of Schtllerazade" (romance) '47-Yvonne De Carlo, Jean Pierre Aumont. rvrNINC THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 13, 1970 Morey Amsterd1m. I 7:00 R CIS Evtnin& Ntws (C) (30) el El Sllow dt Mauride Qefcn (C) O Sia O'Clock Movie: (C) ''Tiie Witter Cronkite. ' ~ ~) lluitable Mr. ,...,,..,.. I ftat's My u .. ? (C) (30) r.: Estrtflat In Mla•I (C) (30) (comedy) '59-Clifton Webb, Doro· I Love Lucy (30) g;OO 1;d~. MaJbtrry R.f.D. (C) thy McGuire, Charles Coburn, Jiii leat t11t Clock (C) <30> ( 0) (R) oward 1·5 plctied to write St John David Nelson. In the @ Monday st.ow (C) (2 hr) 1s9o·s. a' charmln& blaamlst main· " over Come Back." Doris Day, an orlalnal poem for the State liter· talns i.o buslnessn-and two Rock Hudson. ::z ma112ine. - families-in different cltles. fE Ltpcy (30) "The Sun Kina." ('g9 ~ m NIC ~ ..... : IF Troep (30) An obMrvation on Louis XIV of ~L'eter s.tU:rs. F~or O::'ri. TlM Alntlt. onu (C) (30) F11nct, indudin& a film exploration Britt Ekland, Martin 8al11m. A Star Trell (C) (60) of fabulous Versailles. harmless nfastermind UNI tht un· rn AIC btelnJ ..... (C) (30) I (i) ltd Of Conequenca (C) witt1'n1 members of In Ital Ian flsfl. 6rs Nfttf (30) "Explorin1 • fip to Mvtmvra (C) (30) National Parks." • si.plt•..t. Marla (55) Novela. ina viii•&• to lend the t1kt from • I Ci) CIS News (C) (30) TMt lirt (C) (30) cold bullion robbe11. Acutdl (30) 7:30 R 9CIJlunsmob (C) (60) (R) D McNAIR & THE DUKE! Ttatro dt 111 Estrellas (30) 'llhe Judas Gun." The lona·time * TWIN THRILL BILLI News 111 UM Round (C) (60) feud between two ranchers Is re· D F..tliatlt r..,. (C) (IO) ''Tiit Jeck White, Glori• Greer, Patti klndled by the romance between Barbara McHalr Show." Oukt El· Beebe. their children. Richard X. Slattery, lincton & His Band ire special 6:30 IJ MIC NewMtVia (C) (60) Sean McClory, Peter Jasorl and ~ests. WITH Laurie Mock auest tlil NET Jourul (C) (60) (R) "Wbo D GET INVOLVED 0 m MJ Wortd ·.nc1 WtlCDllM to Spe•ks for Manr· A crit.lc•I ap· * VIRGINIA GRAHAM! 1t (C) (30) (R) "War Between Men praisal of the United Nations. fa.· &1 Yl,P.il a..-1• SM (C) (60) and Women," Warfare breaks out lured are lsrul's Forelan Minister, Clirlstlne Jorpnsen, John Hansen between friends when a spilled Abba Eben, Harvard proflUOr and Sfla,,, Wallis cuest. martini triuers hostlllties at a Georae Wald and Nobel prize win· B Tiiie ea.. 81• (C) (30) Jim party at the Monroes. ner Carlos Romulo, Forelcn Minis· iicKrtll hosts. Jaye P. Moraan, &1 Mo¥it la• (C) (30) Larry ter of the Phlllpplnu. Alan Sues and Nancy Kulp cuest. 81Yden ho$ts. Henry Fond•, Merce· ml N•Wdal (60) Newell. Tonllfrt's question Is: "How Muter-du McCambridae and Bob New· 9:30 8 4tJ Cl) DOfis Dar (C) (30) (R) ful Are You?" hart compete with Robert Wainer, Lew Ayres auests IS' 1 f1mous pub· I ~ FIWOrit. Martiln (C) (30) Marlo Thomas and Georae Gobel. llcity-shy millionaire who Doris mis· hf11. Ma.., (60) O @ (})(E It Ttkn 1 Thief (C} takes for a bum. First half of • 6 HU11tltf·lrlnkley (C) (30) {ro) "Payoff In the Pieua." Con two-p1rt story. Ct•pus (C) (30) "This Is woman Charlene Brown (Susan I News (C) (30) Buter W1rd. estmont." Saint J1mes) lnterferu with Mun· News (C) Bill Johns. 1·00 II lie Ntw1 (C) (60) Jerry Oun I~ M•ltm (30) dy's rescue of the Queen Consort Rnilta Malcal (30) . 1· . ro 34 (C)R~ C) (30) of Khonhcar. C) '1. t' 10:00 ta (i) Carol fflei r..U stSMH1~) m H•ntlef·lrlnkley (C) (30) KMIR Dtstrt .,.... ( B Milliell $ Mewit: ( • s ( ) CRf Andy Gri th aue s. •"" Cift YH Tep Tiiis? (t) (30) Jack Latham. iitt Low" (comedy) '60-M•~· liahted is "Cinderellle," • musicll W nk M1rtlnd1lt hosts. Panelists ml Dlmt la Vtrdld (30) Novela. ryn Monroe, Yves Montand. A bll· hillbilly version of the classic fairy are Stu Giiiiam, Danny Thomas 1nd Q) Gallopin& Gourlltft (C) (30) honaire masquerades H 1n actor tale. ----------------------:--to be close to the leadina lady of Im News (C) (60) an off-Broadway musical revue, • I Spy (C) (60) I Trutll Of ClnttqUtnUI (C) (30) Twelve o•a.ct Htcti (60) ------..... hnJ fllael (60) : Flrtq UM (C) (60) "The Sf -• • Tiit Frndl a..t (30) Julia Southern Strateay." Senator Strom I I I I I P11• 10 > -Child prepares "Fish Allets Sytves· Thurmond ruests. # r ' I!) Nowtlt (30) • Telt.cin11111· Afsellltlne (2 hr) tre... I Rllbl po> F•ine Qual•ity 1:55 Em CtluticNt. s.aundos: Nolic1es. 10:30 trn mOl.N• <C> (30) "The 1:001J v;, LauO·ln (C) (60) (R) Tony Precious Ye.11. An examination of · Curt's '"'Hts as Romeo 1 matador the curriculum of the Erichson In· I av • atltute for Early Education. Tom ind Gr1ndfather Farkel. Jarrlel is ho$t ind narrator. PRINTING I ~:::~ ~,0>(30) 11•00 Aur!.tl~ia ;>...,.. (C) I WorW Presa (C) (30) . 6 m Newa (C) , ... ,..a (30) • e tep ."'°'"' I 1:05 Em Aqui TtQ ,attn11 (25) (HJ mm News (C) 642-4321 Offset & Letter.press , ' •' ~, I ••A Complete Printing Servic~" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. Balboa Blvd. -Newport Beach I 8:30 e ta (j) Htrt's LYCJ (C) (30) • eiil OT tit West (C) I (R) Lucyfooks for a picnic site in Movie: "Under Mr stil11" (dr•· I Arizo111, but lnsteed finds a N1v1jo ma) '50-John Garfield. Indian chief (P1ul Fix) who takes I Ht Slid, SM Said (C) hlr for his wife. : W.W Prea (C) (R) &1 ZIN Qrey TIMltrt (30) "Thrt1 11:15 Cl) Chi-17: "Laura." J°" Respect." Danny Thomas and ll:30,m(I) Men lrifflll (C) Nick Adams. • 00 m Jeltllftr C... (C) 0 (i1J Cl)aJ AIC Monda, MO'f· • To Caneft" (west· le; {C) "Up Fro• HM leadl" ern) '40.:.Jon Hall Dana Andrews, (drama) '65--Clltt Robertson, lrlna L nn Bari ' Dtmlck, M1rius Gorin&, Red But· ~ &> Dkt C.ltt (C) tons. Nonnandy 1941: An Ametican If ~tetrt t : "Sett stiill" (dra· serpant becomes ~ reluctan~ nurse-ma) '64-francoise Dor1tac. maid to a welC1>m1n1 committee of Q) Mwlr. "Break te F,....." French citizens. (dram•) ;SS-Anthony StHI, Jae• m Oniel . frost S8!" (C) (90) Warner. Mfchael Cline. Frankie Avalon, Bar· l:OO _ M-'-· "M ta ltltt" (wtSt· bare Anderson, Kaye Stevens and · ~ ~... on na Bllly~a or uest. em) 52-Jane Russell, Geor1e m cnJl .._.,, In Motion-Brent, Forrest Tucker. ~ (C) (60) A fuh· 1·fJ ~ (C) Ion musical featurln1 tht first pub· CliCo K~ lie Showlna of Israel's couturier M~le: Htllow Trt,11.,... (mys· collection and the latest fuhions tery) 48-feul Henreid, Join Ben· from C..lifomia desi(llers end Cole nett. SWlmwear. 1:30 0 C.••1nltJ l•lletill ._... (C) ] tat: , anc to I vib Sh• nel , me pla all· em r for; OnE of in~ chl ] of : baa the anc er • ] wit the en< I tro spc: ] ent mi1 she ver 970 s (C) (30) (C) write lfttr· lewle: 1edy) 1ture, n. A a un- fbh · om 1 UTbe • EJ. pecl1I "Who IP· Fta· 1ilttr, :euor win· •lnls· ) (R) pub· mis· of I d. ''The ;trom It) ''The :n of 1 In· Tom (C) iest· dra· .... lack Yes, folks, there is a Virginia! If you think, Marv, Mike, Dick, and David have a lock on the talk show market, wait until Virginia Graham hits the scene. Women have long been known for their abilify to converse; and if talkin~ be a credential, Virginia Graham may be destined to become " ueen of the Talkers". She is volatile, vivacious, and vibrant -an she's hosting her own one-hour Virginia Graham Show variety-talk program 'five nights a week on KTLA, Chan- nel 5, at 6:30 PM. 1 While the Virginia Graham Show is being slotted as a sum- mer replacement for the Steve Allen Show on KTLA, current plans call for the Graham show to continue this fall, with an all-new Steve Allen Shew returning to a new time spot in Sept- ember. The Virginia Graham Show is designed to entertain, to in- fonn, and to stimulate viewers. A sofa-and-chair ~uping at one side provides a relaxed focal point setting, leavmg the rest of the stage available for musical groups and production stag- ing_for the variety acts. With a barrage of questions, quips and interjeclions, Virginia chats with her guests on many topics. Few subjects are ta.boo. and the show moves at a raucous rate of speed, sometimes ~mbling a verbal slug-fest with no holds barred. If the guests have an opinion, they had better express them because you can be sure that Virginia will express hers - and she has an opinion on everything from the Mafia to wheth- er or not sex is good for you. Involvement is the key to the show. Virginia gets involved with her guests, her guests get involved with each other, and they all iet involved with both the in-studio and home audi- 'ISt ence. • · In-studio audience reaction will be measured with an elec- lrge tronic device rigged to each seat to record an instantaneous re- sponse to the topics under discussion. Each show wilt feature four or five guests selected from the entertainment world, the intellectual community, and other pro- minent newsmakers. Introduction of new variety talent and showcase spots for established entertainers wbo join in the con- (C) versation once they have performed, is all part of the format. 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 ._ 11 It• Moy be used on envelopes as return address labels. Also very hondy os identification lab~ls for marking personal items such os books, records , photos, etc. Labels stick on glass · and may be used for m·arking home conned food items. An labels are printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper. .l .. ___ ~_-_rr-_~_~_:4_. -~-·-f2'26 _____ · 1 r-----------~ --, I I I An a. .. ,, c .. ,... en, .W ••ll with t 1.00 t.1 Pll .. lllrftt ..... 1.aMI Div., 1 .. 1171, I N..,.,t ...... Calif. t2'6J· I I I I I I -······················································ ....................................................... ...•.•.••............•.....••.••••....•••••..•.••..•.... ............ '"' Zip c.4• I I I I I I , __ _ PILOT PRIN11NG ----' L - --·---~ - -~ - - - _ _J FRIE BONUS . WITH EACH ORDER OF LAIELS WE -WILL INCLUDE ... SET 05 PACICA&E MAILIN& LAIB.S. Te ................. .....11 TUESDAY JU"E 16 For mominc and afternoon listinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. BeloW, for JOtJr convenience~ are the day's m0¥ies. DAmME MOVIES I &:lO D • ..,, ltar'1 c:.... ......, (dr1ma) '58--Micby Aooney, Patri- cia Breslin.. HO D .,.., J-ite LIM• (nMN11c.) ~ LHIOUf, Ray Miilan1t ,..JO 0 '"TMiPI .... ["" ..._.. (ro- mance) '4>-l.ee Bowman, Rita, ffayworth. .. "C........ .,.. (dnm.a) '4J-Wiflilm Bendis, IJoyd Noiln. l:ilO D "Hilla. .-.. _, tt1•••••·1 (clraml) '37-lrene Dunne. Rln- dolpti Scott. .. "fM9I n. ... n,.. ~ (sQ.fj) ·~up Kariow, loin' Taytor. ?:ID 0 •A ClliW Is ......... (~) '63-Jud, Glrtand, Burt lncaster. 4:l0 II (C} ........... (western) '57- Georr• ~. Lola Mriltll f • r ·~ • • ( , ,., ....... (C) (60) .,.....,......., (C) (JO) c.. ,_ T• nia! (C) (30) GJIL11m. Danny Thomu and MOfey Amstmilm ruest . HERE 0 Sia O"Clea lleN: (C) -,wi ......... , •• -(lldwnbn) '5" ~rd W'ldmaR. Richard ConstlMll Smittl. Jeffrey Hunter. Two firefipten oC the U.S. foles. tty Strric:e questiotl uch ottlef' cour111 ufltil they are ull(llt in 1 blarior inferno.. • stmr ,.. (C} (60} I~';.~) I (C} (JO) (I) AIC E...mc ...., (C) (30) WW's .. ? (C) (30) .. Ma ••In.." C:> (C) (30) ...,.. .. las bb9les (30) .. ii ......... (C) (&o) .ll<:l Wtiitt. G loril Greer. Patti Beebe. 5:lO D IMC ..._ .. (C) (60) D GRAHAM ... THE HOST· * ESS WITH MOSTESTI 11 ¥qjaia ,,.._ sa.. (C) (60) Ofiwt. Ann Millet aftd Marty Allen auest. 0 n.. c... s... (C} (30) Jaye P. "'°flan. All11 S..s Md N ~'I Kulp auar the questioa. "ttoW! lllltlodramatic kt YCN?" l~F .... .._.. (C} (JO) ,.,,, .._ (60) • ...... , lfioolltw (C) (30) Fm (30) :;;;'Actor ... Ridl· ard Harris is illttMtwld Oft tile Wey. Pl.. set of "The Mapes." l ri)n. ..... (JO) ~ 34 (C} (60) 11111 ~ ~ (C) (30) Jack UtbHL -IE Diel 1a v...., <30> &) C1lrf I '--t (C) (30) , .... U.NC·Ol--"-ME... RCUlltY '71 CAPRI ~ ............. u....--.,. ~ ,_ .. ----·~lmrT ...... -. ...... -........... -..... ---....... ~ ... ...,,,_ ......... -1 .. c 2 , ..... ---. ................. ..., ... _....,._ --~c.o&. v .. C-S.. 4"" Driw CAPltl .._ Al llllEI 810VE LllCOLl-llEICllY "Tlw .... r.r ..... A., ••lille ,.W'9 .. Mm mil Rft. IT llllH HST Sml hie 12 THE DAILY PILOT, 1V WEEK. JUNE 13. 1970 1:00 11 cas &.1r1r1 ..... (C} <30) 111 1..a c:.atba. <60> #alter erc.u,. m T . a.ta .., U.? (C) (JO) t:ilO ~ u ~-:. =:z ::: I Lale Lacr (30) ma) '6S-Mumili1n Schell, lnlrid IMt Illa a.cl (C) (30) Thulin. S1m1nth1 [&pr. Nter NV· Ci) lraMM (C) (30) eral year$ In a Nazi concentration · fiP fw ..... (30) camp, • once·beautiful wom.tn, who Cl) T~ • C1 t •• (C) is presumed to be dud, rttum1 to · ~ it a. S.. (C) (30) Paris to find that her husband and • Si Jlr k .._. (SS) hel stepdaupter are Mttlnr 11¥ n.t Cilrt (C) (30) estate. 7:JD lltilCilL.-. (C) (60) CR> An D ~ NW ~ (C) (60) outlaw's (Wam11· Oates) • Bob New11art, Bill Cosby, Gary le puts Scott Lancer in 1 dlA Mel. Rod "Ginpm11n" Piam, The positioa. Pidle Brothers. Geor11e Chalu>s D 9 Ci) tD I ..._ ti ._. and 0. C. Smith iuest. (C) (30) (I) .. Ju1111ie and tM Bad!· &;) NET Festini (C) (60) "Venice eW Party." lony is tridltd illto at· j{" The consequenm of the ilu· tendlftc 1 ~ party In his dent riots that erupted dut1111 the hofw. J.4th B;.nnale .art festival In Venice D llilMlit C.... (C} (30) in 1968 are examined. Fondi. lllercede:s Mc:C111d1ridl• end EID~ (60) Bob NtwMlt vs. RDk1 Wiper. t:lO B a (]) 11M C.W... & JJ. (C) Mlfto T1loNs Md Gtortt Gobel. (JO) (R) Geor1e misbkes J.J.'s 0 @ (f) OJ ~ S.-M (C) birthday present for her father as (lO) .. (R) "ln This Comu:-So' M· one honorin1 his 10 years IS the pert. Pett. tine Md Jul• try to Gowmo<'s press aide. r.-ct the 1anc11ont ~ for om...., <C> <JO> coeditiofts ia 1 1\111...,_,. slum fl) iim r Ellrel8I (C) (30) ~ Manin 'lltlpqn lO:GO 1 1~ lr•lkl (C) (60) r-..._ $ ** (C} "1111. lllir· CJHiB~.:1 • .., M.D .,..._.,... .<19JSfafY> '60-Ken· ) ( ) (R) "Homec.omlnc.:. or.' 111tt1 Mcwt. Tat~ Ve .. A 111111 be· Welby's plan to hosp1tllize 1 younc ~ lnohed 111 111 international man sufferinc from recumnces of I ""'-I.SO "acid Hasll " Is ~ by = :.:. I (:0) l• (C) (30) the patlenfs father. Robert Lipton nw Fla c11 .,_ (C} (60) ind Nehemiah Pe110ff fuesl -fi1,. aid tile Vis.al Ms. .. Trends I' Sn (C) (60) . . • . TIN T•Md-Ow W9M el S,..U lfl 20th-<ilfttury Plilltifll aftd 1a1lp-' ( (60) (R) Hichlicnts indudt a tin ~t bfte uUflded tD films are lS·round, wor1d·champiomllip rl1ht -~ (30) between Ef!1ile Griffith and. Jose 7::56 ft\,._.....,,,,,__ ....... Sec • Napoles: Dnver, Dan Gurney 1n the ~ ----~ ' Los Aneeles Times Grand Prix 1t l:OD B @ 0C 8' ...... ..,.... (C) Riverside Ind I loOk 11 jockey (10) (R) ''A Present for im." In Johnny Lon1den's forty.year career. ~ tD l'9triew 1 birthday prestftt Bill Burrud hosts. fn1111 Jim. Oetlbc dlc:ides to fake 1· S,.Ntilft (C) (60) a llvfPaty. ~ (30) I IMrce c..t (C} (30) • fatlval Muicut (60) ~ :.= ~ :~: lO:JO ii> ...... (30) U15&> ....... , ..... (60) 11•1e. tt,•u ..... (C) l;lt 8 ta IM a.. (C) (60) · C.. et tt.e West (C) cl) .._, IDoely. r.., nm. AAJ. ...-. "Operatieti w.._," ctny ~-•ftd Jadje Coopn (comedy) ··64-sean Connery, Stan· pat. Red. Mic:Uy aftd Tmy m.a-i Holloway qi.lldt IS '1lle l\m Mimeteers" He Said.. SM S.W (C) in a frld\IM version ol the dlssic (]) t1) @ a()) ..... (C) ~CiHIH• (C) <30> <R> ll:ls@ m ~ .. ~.tMI: "Pri· ·"Stoa ii Doit't Woo Me." Julia vate 1lf11r of Bel·Aml. is ~ by •am:sM ldmifer)l:lOlm .. tfV Criftil (C) Paul CamtfOll (Paul Winfield.) · 6 m ..._, C... (C) D a.-sa.. (C} (JO) Bob . : "Mnld ..... T• and by art -"lltrted. Ylllb" (comedy) '44-44eltn Wal· 0 @ CI) al -...._ ef lie k!r .. Dennis O'Keefe. William Ben· ....:: ~"Iii"-...,.-(com-da. edy) ·~~ Callan. Mil I! IDid C...tt (C) Ptelltiss. Two man\111 COftSUltlnts • Tiiieetre 9: '1llepl" (drama) suddenly ~ that ttlree mar-·s dward G. Robin.ton. Nin• rilca tMy 1rraftl'ed are 1lltpl be· Foc:b. Jayne Mansfield. Uute tbe 111laister they IMred RS m Meiwit: "II• ,...., at St. a ,.._, 'fiW.11" (comedy) '58-Teny· !._.. Ff'tlll sa.. (C) (90) Thomas. Alamir Sim . ...., ,.-Stmilb 1971 (C)l l:GD IJ .... : "Sllacl o.t • 101" (5') Did Strout profiles and (drama) 'SS-fflnk lo¥tjoy. TerTY illWMtws st.a~ KM! Ntbon. Ta Moore. Lee Marvin. TMisfta. ltl!Ky PtlilJ.._ Lynn ~· D 0 ...., (C) ker _, """ Cl:des. Abo lubl~ m lhrie: 11-Awrtlfln .. (adven· ve IQtlficttts from ttleir rtQllf mo-turt) ·~n Carroll Adele tiDo = Mara. ' flH JSI=* .. (C} C30> 1:1s 1c..aMRJ 11I1eti1 .._ <C> AA Oftllul play based oa the lee-?:ID M-flipt S... (C) "Honi>le flllCI of • sallbon WltSttf1I "su Dr. Hitdlcoct." ''Citiztft Illa•" and bM IV'f'" ido ~ Md on hi$ ''to9Per Sky.·· fant&Sbe life. I Z:lO 1J lill'ln/Ciw Us TMs 0., (C) ) .. d ... " C) Cl d 1) e • $ :) 's II •• D. r. I( of >Y lfl b • it se le at !'/ ir. r· n· ri· C) .. ti- n· •) "' St. '"f· l" 'T'/ C) >le nd A· J' • T ·E·N· T ·1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR . IMPORT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The New · 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION J ....... 4 ~. w ............ ,. ... 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A•fwlllt• Authofil1ed SAAB OHier S•ln S.rYlce Partt • ......, ,..,.., c. c.... 1st & Main Streets Santa Ana 541 -6608 Your Authorized VW Dealer In the "•@• --· Hom• of the Love But Specie I 445 l . c .. t Hwy. •..,_..Drift, N.I. 67J.Otll 14t·Jlll .... n .... 14&11 SPORTS MINDED? Then Newport Imports 11 V.our kind of piece. YtNr Authorl1td • Austin America Large stock of used PorschH J-.1, MG'•, Austin HHley1, etc. nrtuµot l 311nµo\'l s JOO W. Coast Hwy., N.8 '42·M05, 540-1764 In ·t1te ltarbar Ara the Economy Hne far the Quality millled. P•&• 13 WEDNESDAY JUNE 17 For morning and afternoon listings, ... please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l:JO D <C> "TIM ...,._* , .. ,... (dra- ma> '56-Tony Curtis, Arthur Ken- nedy, Colleen Miiier. 9:00 B ''I Met Hi111 in Paris" (romance) 'fl-Melvyn Doualas, Claudette Col- bert, Robert Youna. • t-.lO fJ "Wall1 the Dart Str11ts" (mys- tery) '56-Ctruck Connors, Don Roa. m ·Hl.adr Lael" (comedy) '46- Robert Younr, Barbara Hale. · 1$0 II "Loan Sllaft" (mystery) '52- Georae Raf1, Dorothy Hart. GI "£nd of the River' (drama) '47 -S1bu, Raymond Lovell. 2:00 D (C) "Toward tlM Unllnown" (~Mi) '56-William Holden, Lloyd Nolan. '• 4!00 II ,.Harritt Crall'' (drama) '50 -Joan Crawford, . Wendell Corey. I VI NIN C f:GOI! ,.._ (60) Jerry Dunphy. •· • • HunU1J·liinllle1 (C) (30) You Top Tiiis? (C) (30) Stu' Gilliam, Danny Thomas and Morey Amsterdam guest. D SiJ O'Clock Movie: (C) ''Ta•· pnJika" (adventure) '54-Van Hef- lin, Ruth Roman. Howard Duff, Jeff Morrow. An En&fish madman poses a brutal threat to an ex- plorer trying to file a claim tor his lumber interests. • ,f Troop (30) T1't Flinbtoftts (C) (30) Stir T..-(C) (60) (3) ABC Evenlna Nn1 ~C) (30) : fiat's New? (C) (30) • Skilnr." (j) ~ News (C) (30) ·Ajltdl (30) . • Taatro cla las Estrellls (3'l) ""' in tll• R"nd (C) (60) 6:30 KN~ NNMrwice (C) (60) II VIRGINIA .•. SHE'S A. * DISCOVERY! WATCH! II Vlratnt. l,.hlm Show (C) (60) Stella Stevens, showalr1 Lola Ra quet 1nd comedian S!eve OePaz 1uest. fJ The CH1t Came (C) (30) Jaye P. Moraan, Altn Sues and Nancy Kulp answer the question, "How Bizarre Are You?" Jim MacKrell hosts. I ~ favorite Martian (C) (30) Perry M111n (60) 6 Huntl1J·lrinllltJ (C) (30) Sonia M1lkln1 on Campus (C) (30) Sonia Joins with Nerro splri· tual and folk sinaer Dan Smith to bring their ballads to Pennsylv1n- la's Lebanon Valley Colle1e. l (i) Tiie Munsters (30) Toticin 34 (C) (60) KMIR Dnert Report (C) (30) Jack Latham. a!) Dl1111 11 V«dld (30) al Callopln1 Ceitrmet (C) (30) Graham Kerr. MAKING MUSIC-Academy award-winner Burt Bacharach "'11 Socha Distel tU OM o/ lels gue11s when he hosts Kraft M111ic Hall tin NBC, Wednesday at 9 PM. ..... 14 7:00 8 CIS Eweain1 ,._. (C) (30) g.·OO I t.Sotlr~lsls :J~~ (C) (60) Walter Cronkite. fJ I 15*<IA IFilflt of tlat MonU1 ( ) r. ~nnon sympathizes with (C) ( } Don Dunphy narrates the 1 17·year-old runaway (Richard action, live from New York's Madi· Thomu) sufferina from mysterious son Square Garden as Jerry Quarry, blackouts and provides refuae for fourth-ranking contender for the the boy at his apartment. he1YYWti1tit throne. meets Mac D KRAFT MUSIC HALL Foster In a scheduled IO-round * Burt Bacharach, Joel heavywetght bout. 11 Love Lucy (30) Grey, Dionne Warwick Beat the Clocl (C) (30) D 0 00 m Kraft Music Hall (C) 00 HIP ind Wild (C) (30) (60) Burt Bicharach Is host to lnterfKt (C) (30)' "Turbo· Dionne Warwick, Joel Grey and Train and Metroliner." Or. Hibbs Sacha Distel In a musical hour travels from Boston to Washlnaton. featurin1 many Becharach compo· O.C. to. examine ~ble solution sitions. to inter-city traffic sn1r1s. n {fl) (j)Q) ..... .., ca Slliew I (I) Trd or Con1e41uanc. (C) (?) (6o)(R) Jimmie Rod&ers, Vikki , W-aocladutt (C) (30) Carr and Jerry Lee lewis auest. Slmple9 .. ta M1ril (55} 1· ,.._ ill hrspectiff (C) (60) Tllat Girt (C) (30) • Boa de Muico (60) 7:30 9 Ci) HM Haw (C) (60) (R) , NNclal (60) . Sonr1f"1jffiies and Tammy Wynette 9:30 NtlllJ (C) (30) 8111 Johns. auut. • . 10:00 . Qt (i) ltftail fivt-0 (C) (60) B @ 00 m Tiie V1r&in11n (C) ( ) A biirry student (Denny Miller) (90) (~). "l.t Takes a Big Man." A at the University of Hawaii's East· father 1mphca!es ~udae Garth •~d West Center Is suspected, of homi· the Virginian in his problems with clde ~hen his sweetheart is found his sons. Lloyd Nola(I, Chris Rob· dead , ln$0n and Ryan O'Neal auesl 0 ta @m ntn Camt lroason II Tiie Movie Came (C) (30) ~·n· (~ {lo) (R) "All the Wor1d and ry Fonda, Mercedes McCambnd.ae God." Lois Nettleton plays 1 moun- and Bob Newhart compete with tain nurse who is worried about Rebert Warner, Marlo Thomas and her future. Georl!_ Gobel. Im Naws_JC) (60) fJ ll1J (]) G) Nanny Ind dM Pro-(17) @ E!) Enplbtrt Hu_,.,. flSIOI' ("C) (30) (R) "Strictly for adl (C) (60) (R) Phil Slivers. Paul the Birds." Nanny aoes to court Anka Millicent Martin and Dana because she and the children took ValtrY auesl three ducldlnrs from I city part. 0) TWllVt O'Qocl HICll (60) I Trutll or Co1111q11111ces (C) (30) fil) ! #Pier. I MtdW: TIM MalCln- hrry Mason (60) American .. ,, (60) A conden11· -~ M1111111!'•nl Preview tlon of three Ahora! shows examln· ~~) ~ introduction to the A4>· Ina the role and potential of the plied Manaaement Sciences series Mexican·American In motion pie· l·nnina Tues., July 14 it 3 PM. t.u res, radio and television. Ricardo Novell (30) Montalban is Interviewed. 7:55 • • Cutstion de Sepados I Rubi (30) 1:00 DlvoRt Cotlrt (C) (30) • , T•.ct11•1 Espanol (2 hr) ~ @ al Tiie Courtsllip. of 10:30 • Naws (C) (30) Baxter Ward. le'• f..._,r (C) 130) (R) "Guard· Aurelia (30) ian for Eddie." Tom's search for a ll:0011~c Im...... (C) guardian for Eddie centers on , 6 m Ntw1 (C) Norman Tinker and the boy's tip ·..,.nd arandmother. @ (]) m ..... (C) I Whirs My Lint? (C) (30) • 1 Spy (C) To Tell the Trutll (C) (30), •ovie: "Nl&frt Wittaout SUrs" T1't F~ S.ea (60) (R) 'The (drama) '53-0avid Farrar, Nadia allenae. ~ Gray It La Criadl Bi• Crlada (C) (30) 0) He Slid SM SIMI (C) ~-: 1j 8tTmi~~ HHlbillia (C) ~ NET JOurnal (C) ,.. (60) (R) (30) (RfSoupy Sales (liests as an Who Sp~aks for Man. ,, Air Force hero who bumbles Into 11:15 @ Ci) Cinema Sevtnttlft: She the lives of the Clampetts. Oevlf.", n Clla1Wpiontlllip Wrnttlnc (C) 11 :30 11 (j) Marv lriffin (C) (10) Jack Armstrona, "Rocky" John-• @ er;, JohnftJ Canon (C) aon and Bob Burnr are featured . OV!e: "M11 In tlM ''" MaM" 0 @ (1) Q) RooM 222 (C) (30) (drama) '39-louis Hayward, Joen (If) "Seventeen, Goina on Twenty· Bennett. • Eirht." Pete Dixon is victimized by D G> Didi Cavett (C) I schemina 12th-grader Who wants m Movie: "The llditlof Part(' to take him away from Liz. Diane (comedy) '57-0on Murray, Patricia Youn& auests. Smith. B Million $ Movie: (C) "Prince of 12:00 D ~II of the West (C) fir.ytrs" (~rama) 'SS-Richard Bur· 1:00 II Movi•: "The NIVJ vs. die Nipt ton, Maggie McNamara, Ray~nd Monsters" (scl-fi) '65 _ Anthony Massey. A bloaraphy ~ the Mad Eisley M•mie Van Doren. Booths." one of America's 1r11test I D News (C) acting f 1milies. • ei••unlty llulletln Board (C) m David Frost Show (C) (90) Movie: "Twenty lraw Men" 0) 11£41 Tiit R11I .Tom Ken· (drama) '60 _ Cary Wery Annie ntdy (C) (60) T~1s preview R ' of 1 new variety show includes osar. , .. guests Dan Rowen and Dick Mar· 2:00 m All·Nl&frt Shew (C) 'Sand, tin, The Riahteous Brothers, Patrl· ''lhe .Bl~. Litt" and "lhtn1 Me the cf• Carroll. Foster Brooks ind Lola Vampire. falan1. 2:30 IJ News/Qlve Us Thil DtJ (C) • kl )) r) 1· I· ' Ill rd ,. Jt f• ul ra ~•· ,. re C· lo 1" la 1e :) i" 1n ,.. i• :) t'' ie THURSDAY 'JUN! 11 mornln1 and afternoon ist gs, please see DAY. IM ROGRAMS. llelow, or your convenience, are day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 .....,_,, Mlfdl" (dr11na) '53 Peter lewford, Richard Green, Jen· Ice Rule. , · 9:3011 "lady 111 tile Dirk" (musical) '44--Glnaer Roaers, Rey Miiiand. B ''lloaclie's LtK_, Dey" (comedy) '46-Penny Sinaleton. Arthur Liile. m ''TM Abcluct.n" (adventure) ·~-Victor Mcll1len. Georae Mac- ready, fey Spain. 1:0011 "Prlctkally You11" (cQmedy) '44 -Claudette Colbert, Fred MacMur· ray. m "D1nprous Proflllion'' (mys· tery) '49-Georae Raft, Ella Raines. I 2:00 e "'Tiii Anl'J Hiiis" (drama) '59 .... :ffobert Mitchum, Stanley Baker. 4:30 II "Jack and tile ... ltlt.tlr' (com· edy) '42--Abbott and Costello. ! Vf N I N (. 6:00 I! News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · • Hwntley.lfil"'7 (C) (30) 11 Ytu Tep Tltil? (C). (30) rnk Martindale is host to Jolie· sters Stu Gllll1m, Dinny Thomas and Morey Amsterdam. 0 Six O'aoct Mevlt: (C) "Nfttf So fttl' Part I (dr1m1) '60-frank Sinatra, Steve McQueen, Gin• Loi O· briaida, Peter Lawford. A auetllla comm1nder l11ds a brave band of men to haran the Japanese in North Burm•. I Diet Ven DP• (30) T1te f11nbtoMI (C) (30) Star Trell (C) (60) Cl) ABC £wnlnJ N ... (C) (30) fiats New? (C) (JO) "Blue like Oran1e." The world of pup· petry. I ()) CIS N... (C) (30) ~ (30) . Ttatrt de lat btrtllat (30) News Ill tlll IHnd (C) (60) Ject White, Glori• Greer, Plttl Beebe. 6:30 I INIC ..... ,.. (C) (60) Vlr&iftlt Cra~• SM (C) (60) rrrlnia's ruests are Eve Alden and Henry Sutton, 1uthor of ''lhe Ex· hibitionist." B T1M c... ca.. (C) (30) Jim McKrell hosts. Guests ue J1ye P. Morain, Nancy Kulp ind A11n Sues. I i favertta Martiln TC> (30) fltnJ Mnon (60) 6 Hantley-lrlnkley (C) (30) Jazz (30) "B.B. Kin& B ues Sln1er." I (I) TIM Munsten (30) Notidtro 34 (C) (60) IMIR Dtttft Report (C) (30) Jeck Lathim. GE, Dl11t le Vtfdld (30) 0) CaUepln1 Qoarnttt (C) (30) Gr1h1m Kerr. 7:00 R CIS Evtttlnf NIWI (C) (30) Welter Cronkite. B Wllat's My Une? (C) (30) m I lift Lucy (30) ' Int the aoct (C) (30) (j) Tiie A.itftcM ~Ht (C) (30) PliJlftl the Cwltar I (30) earnlnr To Reid Music." I CTl Tnitll or Ceaaq11tftCH (C) fiie AMnture (C) (30) Si.,a...m Maria (55) T\lt lil1 (C) ( 30) 7:30 fl 9 (j) Fa•llJ Affaif (C) (30) (R) Cl"1 plans to stay out all nl&hl'' after aradu1 tlon from hlah school, and Uncle Bill and • French are uncertlln how to cope wlttl her new maturity. 0@ (j) ff:' O..lel IMM (C). {&)) (R) "Hannah Comes Home. ' A half-breed youth (Teddy Eccles), raised with the Chicklsaw lndl1ns, rebels when his white mother (Mary Fickett) takes him to live 1mon1 her people. 11 The Movit Ca•e (C) (30) Lury BTYden hosts. First team is Henry Fonda .. Meiteu~ McC1mbrid1e and Bob Newhart. Second team is Mar· lo Thomas, ,Robert Watner ind Gtor.I! Gobel. 0 {!1) (j) G) Anl111I Wortd (C} (la) "Junale Jaauar." A close·up view of this • prf(l1tor of centr1I South America. 8111 Burrud Is host. B Million $ Mowlr. (C) ''Tltt Tall Meo" (dram•) '55 -C1111! Gable, Robert Ry1n, Jane Russell, Cameron Mitchell. Two brothers 1rrlw In Montana with robbery in mind. Instead they form a partnership with their intended victim to buy Texas c1ttle and sell them in Mon· tin• for lute profit. I Trua or Cof1st4t11eecu (C) (30) fleuy ,. ... (60) DEBUT Tiie World of Ult A9ltf'- ca11 Cratts.lft (C) (30) "The World and Work of Vlvlk1 Heino, Potter." ~ Cnu de ...... (30) 7:55 Bi) Coestion de Stru'"* 8:00 119 Ci) TIM Jim llabor1 Hour (C) (60) (R) Don Rickles and Julie Budd are Jim's speci1I ruests. I Divorce Coult (C) (30) (ft) Cl) a> Tllet llrl (C) (30) ( ) "I Am Curious Lemon." Ann's dinner party for Don's friend ind his wife is turned into 1 sh1mbles by Ann's weekend juvenile auest end • .. chill-prone" lemon tree. I To Tefl t11e· T'9tll (C) (30) Wnttl11(filn Week ln R.._ (C) (30) &I) Pre•.itrl (C) (2 hr) 8:05 Bi) Tea.Rm.la Maktf (55) 8:30 o o oo m ,,...... (C> <60> (R) "Prorr•mmed for Danaer." Ironside uses Offlcer Whitfltld for bait to flush out the 1Ssall1nt of blondes who subtcribe to a meet· your·mate .computer seivice. Anne Buter and Ropr Perry 1uest. I lolill..J. .(~ (90) @ ~ (!) hwttdltd (C) (30) ( ) "01mn, tbt Wutock." Sam1n· th• worriM as Durin be&ins to en· joy w1rlock powers riven him by his f1ther·in-l1w. ' O.,ld Fmt Show (C) (90) P'trtrllt of 1 Stal (C) (60) 1vld Niven." Relph Nelaon is host for this profile of David Niven, with film clips from "Separ1te Ti· bles" and "Atound the World In Ei&hty Days." Guests include Peter Ustinov, Jane Wyman 1nd Mickey Rooney, f1l) NET Pllytlouse (C) (90) (R) "A Generation of Leaves: Amerlce, Inc." A pro1r1m deellna with the reneration l•P· (Continued) HE WANTED TO HOST °John Barbour decided he wanted to be host of his own TV talk- show while playing "Hamlet" in Great Britain. He got hi.s wish. The talented host of KA.BC-TV's new ninety-minute early morn- ing series, "A.M. '".seen on Chao- ncl 7, Monday through Friday,, 7-8:30 AM, has actually chan- neled his many faceted career rowards the acquisition of his own talk.·show. He began as a ~rious actor ... is a successful television writer ... and is one of Ameri~a 's brightest young comedy stars. Yet, John's greatest enjoymc;nt is getting others to talk about themselves. The Toronto-born personality considers Jack Paar his greatest influence. John came to the United States from Canada as a permanent resident in 1962, following sev- eral years as an actor in the Dominion, Great Britain and the U.S. It was durin.& his associa- tion with the Farnham Castle Players, in Surrey, England, where he was performing .. Ham- let", that he decided to channel his talents towl)rd someday host- ing his own taJk series. Examining the professional backgrounds of talk series' hosts. John realized rhat the common denominator of nearly every host was comedy. They were all ··sr:ind-up comics"" at o ne time in their careers. Blessed by a quick a nd inventive wit, and unusual intel-" lect, John entered the comed y world as a monologist. basing his · humor on ob ervation of the contemporary world. His success has been remarkably swift. He has stRrred frequently al such choice nightclut>s as San Francisco's famed hungry i, Mister Kelly's in Chicago, Fremont Hotel-Las Vegas, Diplomat Hotel- Minmi Beach, San Jua11 Hotel-Puerto Riro, as well as many others. John has been a familiar television personality, has also been 11 guest with Johnny Carson, has appeared on the Joey Bishop and Steve Allen shows, and suh-hosted for Merv Griffin . Severn) yenrs ago, John hosted the KNXT A Summer Thing for two weeks, and was host of his own 90-minute variety-talk series, The John Barbour Show, for Metromedia TV. World Pacific-Liberty records had high hopes for John's fi rst and only comedy album, ··1t·s Tough To Be White,"" with liner notes by Dick Gregory. Howeve~. the LP was released one week l:M>fore the ill-fated W att's Riots, which John reBects "was an unfortunatft stroke of bad timfog." Actually, John's lirst introduction to the Los Angeles television scene was as producer-writer of the popular ·'Chucko The Clown" children's series, for KABC-TV, in 1963. DESPERATE-James Garner, as a man despuately attempt· ing to trace his past, meets a young college student, played by Katharine Ros.r, who tries to help him, in "Mister Buddwing," suspense drama on The CBS Friday Night Movie at 9 PM. ..... 15 WHO IS RAY. STE~S'? U yoa .. anybody today if they've beard the song, "Everything is Beautiful" more than likely they'll &QSwer "yes." U you ask them ~ho the artist on the record is you might get a blank stare. You might also get lhe same look ·when you mention "Gita.nan,'• "Ahab the Arab," and "Mr. Businessman." Yet, the talented man who not only re- corded these, but .also wrote 80% of J~e Ray Stevens thin.JS -bas recorded is Ray Stevens. His musac lias made a gigantic impact and im- preason on people throughout the world. His lyrics run the gamut from the serious to the farcical. His arraniing and record-producing talents have long been lauded by bis peers. Now, the face of Ray Stevens will be seen by millions -ana' the pleasant down home humor of tbis warm talented young man .will reach out and win new admirers. A utive ol Atlaata, Ray now resides in N~bville with his wife, Penny and two small daughters, Timmi and Suzie. Ray enjoys Nashville because it's "large enough to be a metropolis yet small enpugh to make you feel as if everyone is your friend." NasbviU~ ~ '!.Ml&Sic City, U.S.A." and it's here that Ray has long been established as an outstanding musician. Andy Williams fir.st {>resented Ray during his current weekly sertes. Ray's inital shot soon became 6 then I 0 and finally Andy persona.Uy selected Ray as bis summer re- placement. This week (Saturday, June 20, NBC-TV 7:30 PM) the question "Who Is Ray Stevens" will be answered in an overwh~lming fashion. Backed by the same talented team that pro- duced The Andy Williams Show, ~y will be seen singing, doing sketches and talking wth his guests. Also appearng on the opening show arc Andy Williams, Lulu, Ciw Ellidtt and the Beu. RaJ' Intends IC\ present many new acts dur-ina the summer series that have not previ- ously been seen•on U.S. television, or perhaps have not been seen for a long time. He likens ,... 11 !Andy Williams is.Ray's special guest for the premiere show. his position as a recording artist to the days when he was a kid listening to the radio and wondering what Jack Armstrong or Henry Aldtich looked like and who played the Lone Ranger. Ray feels there are other great recordiog artists that people might like to see. Ray is a student of life. His "Mr. Business- man". is an indictment of today's society. Ray tells the story how when he was in Australia they bleeped out the word "Harlot" as it was considered a curse. He says be felt l~ke "Johnny Cash doing Sue." Also, he tells how disc jockeys have told him many of their stations would not put "Mr. Businessman" on the play list because of Executives guilt THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JUNE 13, 1970 . feelings. His "Great Escape" clearly pin- pointed the hectic life of 'today's urban resi- dents. "Lonely Together" is a beautiful and poign~t. ballad pointing to the tragic error ofy~ To Ray, the summer sbow is. a great OJ.>· po'rturiity to be himself and present family entertainment with appeal to all ages and all . sections of America. . The Andy Williams Staff bas taken to ~'X in a big way-not just because of his tre- mendous musical talents, but also because of his shy, unassuming ·manner. Ray is like a· ' great scorer in basketball, al~ough prolific in his point-getting prowess, be basks in the reflected talents of his guest stars. Ray thinks tbis is ooe musical variety show that bas a truly International sound-Ray's Nashville, Cass is L. A. and Lulu is England. They're a fun trio who can harmonize well not only in music but in comedy. But it takes a p-eat team effort to make a successful sbow ·on television today, not just a star. This is why Andy and AJan Bernard, executives in charge of production for Barn- aby Productions, have band-picked a staff to showcase Ray properly. The show is being tap:d in Toronto, Canada at CFTO Studios but Barnaby ftew in a raft of talented people from the United Stws to augment the Cana- dian staff. Lighting expert Johri Freschi and costume designer Ret Turner are regulars on The Andy Williams Show staff as is director Art Fisher. Choreographer Andre Tayir bas worked on many top specials in New York and Los Angeles and producer Bernie Roth- man, while a Canadian by birth, has been working for the most part on American TV. Of course, executive producers Allan Bye and Chris Beard are the same talented team that produced Andy's show last season. A show with a question, Ray Stevens???- and on June 20 America will have the answer:_. THURSDAY (Contl~ued) 9:00 ti 9 Ci) CIS T....,., Mtvle: ~) "Wliiit tlle Spits An" (advtn· ture) "'SS-David Niven, Fr1ncolu Dortetc, Cyril Cusack. Aimed on locatlon In the Middle E1st, the story concerns a mild-mannered country,. doctor Whom circumstances tum Into 1 secret 11ent for the British &OYtmment. The doctor risks his life in a series of strange adventures that take him from London to Rome to Beirut. 0 (ill (l)G> To• Jona (C) (60) (R) Victor Bora• and British comic Harry Se1combe are Tom's auests. GI:>"·~ (60) 9:30 B 9'(1) fl:' Drapet (C) (30) (lij "'!uijlary, Mister.'' Sat. Friday and Officer Gannon track 1 bural•ry suspect ind discover the min Is wanted fo( other crimes. fJ Nws (C) (30) Baxter Ward. I!) News (C) (30) Bill Johns. 10:00 ft 9@ m Dean Martin (C) ~)Dean's auests ire Elke Som· mer, Frank Sinatra Jr., Duna Mar· tin, Don Rice 111 end Charles Nel· son Reilly. . l mNews<C> <60> (ill CI) ta) Tbt S.rvlwot's (C) ( ) "Chapter Two." B1ylor learns he has only a short time .to live ind decides to brina hia son Dun- can b1dl Into the bankina empir•. Philip threatens to tell Jeffrey he is lllecitimete, end Tracy confronts F R I D AY JUNE 19 For morning and afternoon Ustinp, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 IJ (C) "Dnlcnint •--" (l'O· mance) '57~reaory Peck, uuren Bacall. 9:CIO 11 "Moftaitur ... uailre" (comedy) '«-Bob Hope, Joan Caulfield. , 9:30 CiJ "Ludy N~ C.ln" (adventure) ·st~eor1e ~1ft, Co11un Gray. m (C) ''Su filMars" (adventurt) ·~Joe Shishido, Hiduki Netanl. l:CIO 1J "New Yolt Ton" (comedy) '41 -Mary Martin. Fred Mac.fbmy. m "House of Strllf"'*" -(drama) 14§ -Edw1rd G. Robinson, Susan Heyward, Richard Conte. ' 2:00 fJ (C) "Tiit £.ddit C:.nt.r StDcy" (blo111phy) '51 -Keefe Bruelle, Merilyn Erskine. 4:30 R "Tiie lost MoMtlt" (rom1noe) '47 -Robert Cummlnp, Su11n Hayward. f V [ r, I'•(, Philip at his (irlfriend's apart· &:OO 11. ..._ (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. O~llbln's ,...... (C) (60) Guests • • Huntsef.arinkley (C) (30) ue Milton Berte, Jane RuS"Sell and n YOI To, Tilis? (C) (30) Christine Joraenaon. •• F~ e'us:~(Jra~!)~ OJ Apollo fl!Pt (C) (60) A look -ww at the scientific dat1 th1t wes Frink Sinatr1, Steve McQueen, Gina round on thelut moon trip. Lollobri1ida, Peter l1wford. A 1uer· fE ntt Advocates (C) (60) "The i114 commander leads • brave band MTddle East: Where Do We Go or men to har1ss the enemy J1p•· From Here?" nese In North Burma. m bbl (30) I',,.., (30) Ell) Horoacopo con el ProfHIOf Hor· TIM flintatona (C) (30) 111pl (30) star Trel (C) (60) lct30 I AMrefla (30) m AIC £wt•il( Ins (C) (30) ibra Nftl1 (C) (30) "Some • Aqlll Tm P.tinea 130) 0 oar Best Friends Are Horses." 11:00111 ~~== ~g~ , 1=(:,n (C) (30) ON fil.~... .-Tlltnl de la• &trtllas (30) CllJ mm"""-<CJ ..... 111 u.. .._. cc> <60> • CiU or ~ test <ct"-1:301 ... ac ,......,.. <C> <60> Movie: "Murder IJ Contrlct" Yitslnla GraU. n.. (C) (6Q) (mystery) '58 -Vince" Edwards, • T1tt ,, .. SI• (C) (30) Host Herschel B'merdl. Jim MacKrell welcomes Jaye P. GJ He Saki, She Said (C) · •• • · nd N K I fll) Wulllnatoft lnlew (C) (R) IMwi~~ (~ up 11:15@ CI) Cln .... Seventeen: "Teu ""1 M-(60) lady." · ~-......., (C) (30) ll:lOIE(i) .. •rv. srlff."' cc> .. ......,. <C) (30) ' 00 8' 14*11ny Cll'IOll (C) An oriaina play based on the : "IOn ef Monte Criste" ltpnd ol an unknown western (1dwnture) 140 -Louis Hayward, "super bad IW." Joan Bennetr. I Cf) T1tt ........ <30> IJ a> Dier CMtt (C) iliticiero ,.. (= fJ ipit; "'Stranp 111 Town" Diii O..rt (C) (30) (mystery) '56-Alo Nicol, Colin Df9t la Ytldad (30) _ T~ley. ~ lnniitt (C) (30) Movie: "CIJ Toup" (drama) 7:CIOI CIS &tnl..i ....,. (C) (30) • John Saxon, Lindi Crlst1I, • ...,, My Line? (C) (30) 1:00 IJ Mowtt! "Web of £widtta" (dra · I Leve Lucy (30) m1) ·5~v1n Johnson, Vere Miles. lat tile ~ (C) (30) I n ..... (C) @ Cillda s .. ucaw (C) (90) '1iwte: "ApDOfnt•ent Wltll "Draron Wells Mamere." _,. (drema) '46-Wllllam Hart-fE ..... lat (C) (30) Robtrt neJI, Robert 8e1tty. Cromie discusses "The Time of Our l ·30 8 "'-.,-llllttl• lo«d (C} Livea," by Mortimer J. Adler. . -_.., I Cl) ,,.111 ef c .... , ... Clll (C). 2:00 ID... SMw: "Top Hit," fie ~ .... (C} (30) ·Vomen of Pitcairn Island" •nd SilmpltllHtl Ilaria (55) (C) "Blood and Sand." · n.t Sirt (C) (30) 2:30 IJ ll1W1/CIW1 Us T1lis DeJ (C) ' r .7:30 R 9 Cl) ltt Saart (C> (30) (R) Susan Pteshttte, Anaela ,LA~. Max is aSllped to . folfow Simon Kltlfltllle Ross. Sam 8~ the Ulleabl• (Jack Giiford), the struiilei to nlatt _ blun'ed. frte· most lovable CtOOk In the world. mented memorits of a IMt peat to tht new headqu1rters of KAOS, with the vivid rtalltiei of tftt but Interrupts hi• alllanment to pre•nt ltadln1 him Into • • Mfltl rush .the upect1nt 99 to the hos-of blzerre 14V1nturta. • pltll. Pert I of lwo·pert apllode. II ntt ..,... (C) (60) "Nl&ht of II ID Hip Qlpaml (C) (60) (R) tlii Hunter." The Baron htlpa tht i!Jacf. Day far • Btd Man." Mino· 'wtr• of 1 Medltenanean state prw llto's affinity fof • pretty alr1 It ldtnt to ralM money for a revc.- taktn tdvanta11 of by bandits. lutlon to reatore democracy to her • T1tt Mevle la•• (C) (30) country. m)~R??.r :.~J =:..~ m ...... ....., (C) (2 ht) Sister Bertrille'a tflorta to afvt hw 8) HtJ '30) • alater, a medal doctor, 1 vacation ID N_.. (60) from work. ctUMI 1 mlaunder· 9:30 D (H) (I)Q) Lew., Mlftcal ""9 standlna. Elinor Don1hue and Nan-(C) ~) "love and tht Pickup," Milone auest. stlrrin1 Dorothy I.Amour, Pltrk:la Miiion $ Movie': (C) "Sewtft H1rty and Edd Bymea; ''low· tad et hid" (adventure) '55-An· • tht 'Propoul," with Wamn Bertln- thon)' Quinn, Rich•rd Eaan, Michael · 11r, Joan Hackett, Ron H1rper Pd Rennie, Jeffrey Hunter, Rita Mor· Join Van M i ~nd ''low and tttt , leno.T_... ... =-=-(C) (30) FJahtlna Couple." wlttLDldt Sarpn~ ••us -Marlette H1rtlty, S~ GrteM ""1 MnH C ) end lmopnt Coca. • T1tt frtmdl CM (C) CR) , ..... (C) (30) Buttr W1rd. ttuz" • A.er (30) ..._ (C) (30) em Johna. 7:55 EID ....... cit __... ...., Ttpltlaa (30) 1:00 R 9 Cf) llOUM He MCI .. 10:00 Di Cl) ID ltldt1'1 Wtt'td (C) (?) (30) 1Slul1 Prentlaa ind Ridlard (f()) ) "Focus on a Gun." Btltlamin star 11 The Holllatlrs, I!!" ... (C) (60) 1nd Jack Cassidy' stara 11 Oscar t .._.. Sptdll: iC) North. P1ula struutes to fulfill n'• lleef' <comt41) '63- •n old man's drum of rem1lnln1 John Wayne, LM M1rvifl, Jack in the United States,. much to the W1rden, Dorothy L1mour. Th,.t tx· conatema1ion ol her yguna artist N1vy men take up rnldenct on • husband. South Pacific lsl1n6-1:1ne to prac" I Dlwfee C.urt (C) (30) lice mtdicint. one to open a bar (i7J Cl) a> TIM Brady lundl and one to comb tht bt1ches.. ( (JO) (R) "Eenie. Meenle, Mom· IT ... O'Clecll Hip (60) my, D1ddy." Cindy has only one lllbr (30) ticllet to the school pley she's In , T•-CIMaa 40 (2 hr) ' i. a ~ ~r~. know which pttent to 10:30 a t~.l!1Pcb)U:ilhl= To Teti tlle Tmt. (C) (30) of the f',;t' two rounds ot tiit U,S; Ciaepollu• (30) "The Slender Open Golf Championship from tttt read." Sidney Po_llack's film, en Hazeltine N1tlon1f Golt Ctub In lndepth proba of suicide. ChaskAI. Minn. tJ) l!ICftb (C) (30) fl) MrtQa (30) 8;30 119 Cl) Hepa'a Ht,... (C) (30) • . 6 6D lllWI (C) 1:05 GI!) Luella Ubre (~5) ll:OOllfftJ...._ (C) The Germans try to "lt1k-proor· ~ their .Curit)' system by replaclna ~ Cf) 0) ,.._ (C) .. Komm1ndlnt• Klink with • more iTM: ..,,-...., Wa1 • ,....._,. capeble e1mp commander, Major (eomedY) '49 -Fred MaeMumy, Kohler (John Stephenson). M1uretn O'Hara. D9@ fl:'Na• .. tlle c... I"' s.w,. Said (C) (30) (C) (§0) (R) "The. Imperfect Im· Tiit hnft.t S.p (A) aae." Publisher Glenn Howerd ls £1b Noctin a i:.. o.ct s.h~ed. wben h~ hurs that • poli· 11:15 (ffJ Cf). Cin..._s... ....... : "Bobby bc11n his ma1az1nes h~ endorsed Yr.re Is Misalna." ts just 1 front for a cnme syndl· C) cate. Hal Holbrook, Stephen McN1f· ll:J01· fE Men lrttfill ( ly~dl Lupino and Diani Hyland ' ~: f,;",:' s!:.-' .,:l i z.int '"' n.tr. 1 (30) ~ rame) '67-Yvonne Butien, Ed. u· GB Hert c. .. tlle Irides (C) 1rdo F1j1rdo. ( ) (R) "Obie Brown and tht IJ 01 Did Cwttt <C.l.._ Black Prlnceu." A blacil louer Is OJ lliwlt:, (C) "TIM G~ Slmrt" aoina to quit the Bolts unless they ~~~ Grabe. come up with 1 bride for him. U11 • JC (C) Geora St1nford Brown ind Cicely 12:00 0 TIINtn t : "'llMt ,,... t11t u .. i n 1uest. b.n,. (houor) '58-ludctJ Beer. .,.. o.wid fmt a.. (C) (90) l :00 a llewit: "CatllPt" (suspentt) 'ht Jtt Set (C) (60) Bill Bur· 'li-lntrid lltrfn\An, Chart• ao,. rud 1$ assist.eel by four •ir11ne er, meph Cotten. st.ewardesses on 1 "jet stl(' tour. ~L illnl (C) · (i}J (I) lhwle: "The View From : "J1M .,., ef tllt Qo Pompey's Ht1d." (edventuTt) '37 -Paul fJi) DdUT 'ta...._ Elae (C) lubs. (j)) A 10.proaram series pment· l:30 8 c...-., ,..._ ._. CC> 1n1 1rtlsts in perf0tm1noe 1nd dis· i:to ~......,.. --= "Girl'• Ton'.' cusslJ!I thtlr .,,._ · • Ytl'--.. • .. r • ..., .... 'Qli t:Ol 8 Qt Ci) C8S f rll17 Mttle: .. ,_ -1· n .. , 111 · -tilltef ...,., (ad¥enture) '66 flaht. -Jlmes Gerner. Jun Simmons. Z;JO B lllnl/ttwe Us Tlllt ~ Cct' · • ..... 17 • BRIDGET HANLEY: A LA_DY WITH A HEAP ,Qf GUMPTION SATURDAY JUNE 20 ',1 () p • ~ I "J <. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JUNE 13, 1970 ti) C.lldeMt ' Mltlica al) , • ..,... leti .. 6 • .... ,.. Sptib (C) 9:301161rdly & Muttlty (C) . 1lle ... rdy hp (C) tfMI ' Suitlrm It took a heap of ~mption for a young Eastern lady to travel to the wilds of the Pacific Northwest in the t 890~s -even with the lure of a promised husband inthe settJem~nt of Seattle. Candy Pruitt. in Screen Gems' one-hour comedy adventure teries Here Come the 10:00 ~9 (I) w.ar R.ua <C> @())al SQ ...... (C) . ,;251 lhe Us 1'11ia Day Mfvlt: ("l) ,.l.epfld of I 8Ufl· 6:30 Sel•Mr s..nter (C) fl . er" (western) '66 -Ron Ran· ctetl. Judith -Oomys. 6:55 ...... , Pra,er ft\ M"ie: "Sllldew'' (mystery) '39 7:00 CMJuty (C) "Today's Biological u:.1 Revolution." -Henry Kendall, Felix Aylmer. I ~ !!Hedllt & JtdJt (C) Im Acweda . llllliftr (C) 10:J0!9 ~rii·Doo (C) i11t (C) a3 . A lid's E1t 7:30 Ott~ Tretllone (C) · o a nston (C} Art · 1:00 11M Jtbolla (C) 1 tour of Wuhln&ton, D.C., in this i tf) ,_.., t1tt IHr (C) linkletter and four youn1sters take • m Htrt Comt1 tllt final show of the American Raln- Brides (ABC, Fridays, 9 PM). is a very determined girl, however, and the same aptitude for perseverance marks the1career of the young actress, Bridget Hanley, ch0$Cn to portray this pioneer spirit. Bridget, who was a member of Screen Gems' New Talent Pro- gram, never has given up easily. She Started developing her acting talent during childhood games of make-believe ft'ith her older sis- ters, Mary Jo and Molly. "They gave me the unexc iting parts," Bridget recalls, "so I started c reating solo material to perform for any of my littl~ friends who would sit still long enough!" Sibling rivalry extended into Bridget's fi rst role in a high school play. Mary Jo walked off with the lead and Bridget was stuck with what she considered to be a "nothing" part. Vowing to make the most of the role, she applied a novel, comedic approach to the char- acter. Her performance was so successful 'that it helped her land the lead in tti'e senior class play. By this time, Bridget was thoroughly hooked on trying for an acting career. Auburn-haired, blue-eyed Bridget was born in Minneapolis, Minn- esota. Her fatner was in the Marine Corps, and the family soon moved to Malibu, California, then on to Khtmath Falls, Oregon, before sellling dpn in Edmonds, Washington when Bridget was ' five years old. rollowing graduation from Edmonds High School, Bridget enrolled as a drama major in San Francisco's College for Women. She later went back north and received her B.A. degree at the University of Washington. Intending to eventually tackle the New York theatre world, Brid- get first returned to San Franci'ico and took a job as a sa:rctary in an ad agency to help finance the journey East. Unbeknown to her employers, she was also "moonlighting" as an actress, first in a role in "Private Lives," then as an understudy in a local production of "Under the Yum Yum Tree." When she took over the lead in the latter play Bridget quit the office job 10 devote full time 10 her career. rl"!f..u., bow series. Specl1f' auests are Pres. Tl• tor Hi11m L Fons (R.·Hawall). Mr. I (J1) Qa c:.ta110011 C.ta (C) ldent Richard M. Nixon and Senl· Talet of W•ll• F•rao Nixon p1rticip1tes in 1 "junior l :JO tB Cl) hp l1111n1/RNil Run· press conference" with Maureen .. tt..r (C~ McCormick (of The Brady Bunch), I ID Ci) • P'lnk 'anther (C) Darby Hinton (of Daniel Boone), fl•pus rtflte Clint Howard (Gentle Ben) and tn· Mewie: (C) .. M1ru P'olo" (Id· tertainer H. B. Bunum Ill. venture) '62-Rory Calhoun, Yoko D M"lt: ''Cltep1tr1" (clusic:) '34 Tani. ~ • ~l1udette 'Colbert, Henry Wilcoxon. m Cilco KW i cm rn a> s..rie o1 111. .. ... m Movie: "Wild 01kata1" (west· . (fj " tm) '56 -Biii Wiiiiams Coleen Movie: (C) "Vay1p ta Ult Gray. ' 111tt tf Prtfllstork WtlMll" (SCI· • 9:0019 m H.I . f'llf11dllf (C) fil '6&-Mamie Vin Doren. hit: ,.-0-p In Mabel's Roo111" (D (I) TIN fllnbtona (C) (comedy) '44-Dennis O'KHfe. Mer· 11 :6o 19 Ci) Ardtlt Co•tdf Hour (C) jorie Reynolds. (ii) (}JG> Set It ltceltMr (C) 0 (i'1 CI) G) Hot Wlletfs (C) 0 er, The Cfass Roots ind Henry 81 Movie: •'fWa Flap Wttt'' (west· Gibson auest. ern~ 'SG-Joseph Cotten, Jel Chan· QJ C6) Meter Lt11ut lastblll (C) dler. Lindi Dernell. al) f'itst1 Mt1lcan1 Tltflft A ps:etty mill who wu trylnc for tbe bl& door on ABC'1 Ld'1 Make a Deal, was a bit nervous. Host Monty Ball. tbJnldn& 1he needed moral 1upport, called out, ''IB the lady's husband In the •udienc:e?" ' She jotned In, ~yln1, "Ye1, ls there Dusband for me In the audience?" • • • SUICIDAL MISSION-Major Donald Craig (Rock Hudson, left) argues the point with his commanding officer, Col. Harker (Nigel Gree11, center'f that their mission to blow up Gnman Juel supply bunkers i11 Tobruk is suicidal and should be aband- oned, in "Tobruk,"'a World War II drama on the NBC Satur- day Night Movie at 9 PM. Capt. Berg1"a11 (George Peppard, left) stands by· a1te111ively while the two men discuss tht issut. "Under the Yum Yum Tree" took Bridget from San Francisco - to San Diego's Circle Arts Theatre and finall y to the Coronet Thea- tre in Hollywood. Immediately signed by an.agent, she soon made her first scree n test. "I didn't know a thing about film acting," Brid- get admits, adding candidly. ··1 wa'i awful." She typically set out to correct her errors without dwelling on the disastrous test. A role she landed on the "Hawk" television series proved how well she had learned film techniques. Screen Gems signed her 10 a contract in the spring of 1966 and since then she has been featured on such shows as Love on a Rooftop, Bewitched, Occasional Wife, I Dream of Jeannie and Second Hundred Years. Pact JI 170 :) :) 9 11:3086D ... lM.I• 11 .... ll (C) rums to be 1nnouneed. . D (ft) ma> Mna• ......... , (CJ OlCk Clerf hosts. The FNthers and Mac Oma ruat ! Mtwlt: "TM Man Celled lrl• (western) '66 -Dan Martin, nnder stawart. m Mtwlt: '"D11p1M1 k...,.. documenatry '« -An Atr1cen trevelope. 12:001t1I())1'111 ....... (C) MM: "'Sclra.lallcl" (romance) ' 9-Stewart Granrer. Joan GrHn· • wood. -. £:) Dr1u 4e II Se1111n1 12:30 8 9 ()) ,......,. Pltlt°' (C) Movie: "Tit• Olua Key" (mys· tery) '42-Brtan Donlevy. Veronice Lake. D Movie: ''T•ror at Mldnlpt" (drame) '55 -Scott Brady, Joan Vohs. @ CJ) Judy Lynn Show · Cl) irMel l lrt (C) 1:00 I Qt()) .. , ..... (C) • Movie: (C) "TIM Yeunr Racert" ( rama) '63-Martl Damon, Wlltlam Campbell. m MtN: "Secrtt v .. twe" (dra· ma) '55--Kent Taylor, Jane Hylton. I (]) Sea Huat bbl Upbeft (C) 1:3011 Qt()) Jettny ~ (C) @ ~ Sattlrday Mtwlt: "The Bell· 1:.45 ~·~: (C) ..... ,.. Jrlplt" (adventure) '54-Rock Hucfson. At· lene Dahl. 2:00 0 DetiMe Ft1ture: "fllt Ledy'' ?drama) '63-Julle Christle, James Robertson Justice. "hdflc DtttiftJ" (drama) '55-ntnhotm Elliott. @ Ci) Fara SMw (C) a~,., After!IMI De8ble Mewle: "God Is My Co·Pilot" and ''The .Great Garrick." @?:')See tile USA (C) G> St.tla1 T1INtn (C) 2:10 11 hpettoirt ........, <C> "°"" Major and the Minors.." Ave prom· isina youn1 nl&htclub entertainers offer a blend of comedy, music and' creativity. 11 lltN: "bud et NJOt'' (mys· tery) '46-Michael Redrrave, Sally Ann Howes. · Movie: "Tou&Mtt Min Alive" ' , . m SHwtnn11p <C> 4:30 U S-.t '70 (C) Clay Colt Is host to TM Brooklyn Bridr•. The Stone Hammer. Carla fhomas, Shelley Plimpton, and Lou Christy. 111 MHdt (C) Hant (C, : LHa ...... Slher (C) Cf) lJlldtnAy ltr ~ (C) • S.11 ....... "' Cltlpa (C) ~ ()) lie Mewle: "Kiss Them for ~ .. Cary Grent. Jayne Manditld. m Clint for Adwentin (C) m s..rtill1 neetr• <C> 5:00 II tra AaMl•k ~ (C) Competlnr tl1ih achools 111 llncoln (Los An~ pits), Fremont (los An1tles) ind Charter 01,Covlna). 0 (ft) (]) · AIC'a Wide . W...W oTs,erta < I Wapn Tr1ln. (C) lnliaM (C) L~~~~ry) '55 -Da~ Clartl, Lita ~ II~ Cl) Voice et Acrkulturt (C) SCope (C) V1rltdlcles Musleeles ~ 3:00 Sea Hunt @ Ii I 1't U.S. !n ,CJ; Wwftl'!!' (C) More ~ 0 the Aftnprt (C) m Mtwlt lrteta: 11.Htbcllf' (dra· ma) '44-Tallulah BaTikhead, John Hodl1k. I httr D•e ) )tip Qlplrral (C) ~. Clltn Coob (R) "Sm1ll tin~" I Ill Movie thin 20 ABC cameras wlll be used HOSJ' ACE-Dlaoe Holden II 1tt• to cover the action at the Huel· u Aack, • wutns, wtto II btlcl tine National Golf Club In Chaskl, lu,.~ I•• rataW'llllt durtJic • rob· Minn., 15 milts from Minneapolis be.ry l8 the tpllode "ROltlllt" o• and St. Paul. NBC'• police stria Act.m-11, S.tur- . en II T1rde UftdtnnJ for Puce (C) 5:30 ~ Rllpll Story's Les All... (C) ~ MIC NewselVice CC> Gordon Grahlln. 1 ~ (C) ct.y, June 241 •• lilt PM. FMtllre Flt• (C) 4:00 II Movie: .. Hilla of He•" (dra· "" m1) '48 -Janet Leith, Edmund Iii Plc:tlfre (C) Gwenn, Donald Criqi. Ttltn dtl Sib* I ' Spy (C) U R1•1 Hipllatita (C) Dick En· btrr narrates hl1hllrhl• of the 1969 NFL 1am1 between the Rams and the Green Bay Packers. 3:JO II Ji• 1'llHala, Olltdeon (C) Andy I LM Lucy Devine hunts 1eese. He Seid, She Said (C) I Mdtllt't Newy Nnn In Penpectlwe (C) (R) Rlfttun 6D Travel die Werlcl (C) Wlly/Kkta1 ,._.... ............... 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