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1970-07-25 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
I . ~ ' .. SATURDAY, JUtY 25, ·1970 • 11, .... ; ---------------l Cops in a Whirl Beeaose Nodie .. ''1'rolil ·Clr ·_ - " ':I 1 • • :Ltlmer a.arged ~gu.~iingion Pair Held • ; . For Death of ·naby, 1 ). <;I.~·. Hun,"""'"".· D.-h w.aman and bor at the B<)'llOlda borne at 222Z Delaware ,......,....-St. -~ .. ine ~on, both out on bail for · d ·'"d ...-1:..... char-were 'l1le couple had been arrested earlier •Y• on ~"' .,...~, •-. this ....i: on the cbild negl>ct charges «I ·on murder chargea lale' Friday after Myron L. Reynolds, 12 montM, was ~ 'in the dealh ol the woman's pronounced dead of undisclosed causes at ~-old -. Jlun~ ll!te=mmunlty !lospital. ~1ntl~ ~ detectivu arrested The boy was ~ on arrival at the -~ ~ b>ul9e' &ynoldl, 'ZI, and ltospltal on July 10 and the couple arru~ ~· '""1'R""Mm, Gary Wayne Rapp, 21, <jl SOOD afterwanll. . , . . . Police earty;·tOday would only say that ·tr.• . . ''new eviaence·anc11lnformaUoo" sparked · ~imon's Wife Says the n:'°C:p1e~iietd without balnoc1a1 ~arriage at an· End, ;;~:.i,~~o1m~r:'.'p1aint e..,1y Checks. thts monilngawitJt cor~r's in- • ANG~ .(AP) -The wile ol vestigatjlra lbed' llftle light on the death · · · e· i.Qdustr81Lst Norton Simon of the boy~ ; • -~ i petition for divorce alter 11 7ear1 No indications w\laboever 'were releas- tl1iaarriqe.-ed on the clrcumst8ncea 'sumiundlng Ja the petlU... fded' Friday, Lucille the alJe&ed slayin(. The Original anest SI-. 51, ,w.j,ahe and her husband, 13, oo the child neglect charg• against the w ...... ,.'!tm-.V.alm:N'-40(..elgllt, o CIJ!'Ple.~.a.felony hootlng, officers sald. d.,. flll«,tie',Jol\ $'1nc&mbiirl .. Gejrp· . .' 'Tbe~.ol!!--oaf!,'hllled.ool IOOll M·-'-'-liii tho' n.......,, ••• .,v:.s;, Seute· alte<·fhey,...,._estecf1•"1Widiie""1 .. _,,~!.;; ,<t'Fr:'---. . -, ' i.. '-,......_,,.. • t,.J ' I ' ' ' , • '. ; .... ·'~ .Fµrmer,·P,1p~a& : ..... e ~ :,Serves Sentence,--· :. ., : · · ·we.uier · • I. ,, • , •• ~· standard low clOllds . will be above' ut along the Orange Coast eorly today, 1Mng wey to bright sun before noon wiUI the high tern~ • erature In ·the mid. ?Os. 1\0 .wind, • ea U.Ual, will be from the west .at et11>1 to II lnoU jJt the afternoon. · Inland •ttmptraturet Will reach 15 · • lodey and IO clegr"'8 m Sundey, , -' • .. INSmB TODAY In an.czduive faterview tolth Fo'"11v Wttklv. Admiral Tlu>m· as H. MOOf'tT, ntwlW appoin~d c}lai,_,. of tll< Uollod State• Jpi.U Cllltf• of Staff, ttlll 10hv and-war atntimmi aRd dotDrr gniding of th< mUitary fl weak· tlllil10 the mtirt Mtion.. Jt'1 to- da.r'1 couer 1to111 in Famit .. w .. k1v. --.. ·-.... -. ·-. --, e-... 11-1• ...... ,, ..... JYOw.,Ex~con, Too . .. ... ... . . . ATHENS (UPI) -GlorlaR90t, 'foftn.. er Playboy Magazine "Playmate of the Month/' btaded for the ~ United Sta tu: today at the completion of a 10.month prilDl'I sentence for amuuJ..mg hlsbl1h into Greece.- . Mi.sS Root, 22, was releaatd trom >;verofl. Prllon in Athens Friday and taken .to the airport by an aliens police , officer. She and her lnthet Raymond, who bad Down to -to meet her, cough! a plane fw Amatenlam en route borne. . Mi11.Jloot, of Flosmloor, ru., and eor. bin Parter ol Chicago -~ arrated last OCtober 111 charga of smugling 40 poundl of haaNah Into G,_ from Turkey In Parker'• car. · A court aentenced her to 11 month•· in jali In December, the monlh her picture appeared in Playboy. 1be sentence wu laler red-to 10 monthl, lnchd111 the tbne ... &pent to Jall a•altlnc lrlal. Parler recelftd a five-yqr tentence whfcb was -Ill Mardi to u.... and • bill ,...... Sborlly-li'd he _.,.. ...... <r ., . ' ' ' --• rm or Guard Hi~ Weapons Cache Gone A trio of assailants clubbed a guard at a Camp Pendleton armory late Friday night and fled with an arm1olMI al, weapona and ammunition touching off an invesU. g8Uon Joined by the U.S. Secrft Servi~ from the Western White House at ·San Clemente and lhe FBI. · Marine spokesmen said the assault on the annory guard in the staging battalion area ol Camp Margarita ~ occurred at 10:30 p.m. Friday night. · The guard, wbo was not ktenti!ied by authorities, was only sllgbtly hurt in the incident which netted the ddew1 nJne M-16 Vietnam combat rifles, an M·'1't grenade launcher, a ."5-cali.bre. automaUc pistol and five ,J'Olllldi of ammunition. The !hell cauaed an Immediato .Uling . of1 " the ez11a 1rom the ·buce mrutary comples . and <k\al!Od-l ~ ol :qt• .... ' ~--. nPorta aid the -.. -""'"--,.,.,,.,.._, la lodtll -the ·~-,pie ill !be ~-.... The uuult on the arms stnrehooKe ... curred almost simultaneouJiy wllh tbe landinl of the Presideilt at El Toro Ma· rine Air StaUOn, thus creating more .~n . onlln8'Y lnt~t by Secret Service aienta, • -... in Siin Ckmente said the qerit! joined the FBI and hue· Police to the investigation. The suspecll, an believed to he Marines, apParently clubbed the guard un-. coosciou11, then . stole the weapons ·and fled on foot. Base sources sai4 it wu believed that the thieves and their loot still are oo the base. . A. systematic barracks -to -~cts sealch w .. begun immediately, they add-ed .• 'l'l)e guard, who lay unconscious for five Jbinutes after the clubbing, 'came to and cAITed bue security office In report the theft. Automotive Bomb Kills President ''·' ~ -'. -•· • .. -.... ~ I,.. -.• ! • t -- ... . ' ' .- Fqr Mesa!s· ~ky·.~oliee -' . ' • ,J ' ' ' ... ,.~ • • ... • • • • .;j Me·sa ~Sky .Offi~ei~1 Jl1;1sli :··:·. ~.~~Nudw ',Ptl~~" • • • . , • • . ,1 • :~1 '. ·; 1JY.0ther~s. N~ Drugged Jlaby· to ·)'.ledies Spelh · Tro:Ub~ · · ·A nude performer covered 'by ,nblldtll Of Ph F• B1 JORN VALTERZA Memorlal~01Pitfij 1n oblerver aboard, but Mr demure cou&ift's stolen ·~ 0ne . ~ In the• ===~eacue alnco ::fhp:!:it;~~.: •llflcatlon-u s0ughlhy,pollce.'tocfay., H ST. LOUIS, MO: (UPI) -Philip J. • , -'the'Y""" n.,,. ....,.iy ·idOntlllld to Lucier,prea:ldentoftheContinentalTele· Colta.~M•'a..pollce.~~100"-'° ·boy.. · ~ • ·• · .1 U...tel)"1dance .case1 tr~· tG seer~ phone Corp.,.wu ~Friday when he the air,• pilot'im!f·hil -.r,Frldly Afllr 1llO' diopper11 ~lal.._H~ bumor In It. turned the ignitkll of hil car' and eet off night iaved tlll! lllt'ol a tlny ·toddltrwho 'later al Costa esr .-.c: -..... n...fliai time Mn Shirron A Kati bomb !anted ~-th·~ t sw·"·-•,0,~-~y -ol "D. • P~lmu bolted frMI· &•-I With· · • · · '-• • .. a pipe P -~ ·~ ,.. . ~·-~ ~ the baby In. bll arili.. IA Ulol holphal'a Glmhell, 21, learned she· """ beea .,. Two vice preslden!a ol the llrm, who And aborlly alter tllO crew, of Eagle·! _,;ency.room. pnliJDlnarJ'·lt•-, ns!ed at the Ftrehouaa, 11'1 E. ,17th Wet< returning from lunch with Lucier, drOjl\)ed lnlo the Colla -neltlihor· WU· admlnlrttrtd, thm .°" .... ~-· st'., WU ,.hon"" reid 11 In !he paper, were uninjured altboulh they had Just hood' to maldl ap llllle 'l1lomas David death toOt to Ifie~;.,,...; . '.... · Bui ahe hadn't been "'81' pollce'lldd- =cu: :::. of !he black Fleetwood Mc:KnlPt. IO mc11tba old, o111cm on the A patrol car~-....,.,• 1'111' ~-. Lucier, 49, had jumped in ahead of ~ arrested the baby'• a-year<l!d , llctan and a holpltal aide aped ..itll re'd . Mr! and Mra. Jolm ·Klmbeil ·.qU!ekly the vice pralden!a to "cool tt off," ap-iii'Ol;lier for all<1edly fllrillilllll4 m.·lliJ.i light and·--;lldq.llelnorlal chupcl'that by teporting the 'cate>ol parent! an1ng he ould 1tart the air luc:Jnol<alc cfrul. lloaphal .\rhore ~·-•for 'mlltWn ldentlly to 'C<>aU Meaa Poll<e 1 y.me "' Pollce pilot Cir! J ackDI .-ped tho ·•m-·of-the ~.•.-..~· d!lil wil ... J·~ R-an -of fho,.-~"'""' condlttonlui in the· car.. dmpper into the alle<I in l!ml ol a -available.-~r-. ' ... -wu ·-• ·' . ~- The vice prealdenta """ Jemea L. at 117 Dmver Ave .. shortly alter I p.m: ·. The m1ldo11111ledi -·~·-.. arreattng omcm.. · • :· Robb and James V. Napier, both of the afltr ncelvlng a coll"thal a baby had kept 'the . bobY ·broolhlni •bJi ·ai;ttllc!al 1'hly didn't, leOk far for a Uni)' St. Louts area. stopped l>TeatlW!J, , . means .,r. ri>Uto . to ·tbe· 11•· ~ ..._t,.since tlie .. -~ ~r' .had · Major· Herbert Johnston, aoaistant Al·Jacbon •P<;d toward Coata Mesa hospital.-.. . ·. . .,:;; . • ••• ' ~ilntaying wjtb' them. . • ' chief of the Clayton Pollet Deplrtment . · . , ~ uwe have coriected1 our repor.tJ Ind t saJd the victim "W&J damn near cut In ' i .. 'c ' . A-. . '' ~-&a' . . 'a ' ., we ire iociklzii for Nancy L. l\bhhtll"l ~;·~~,ked like be eat on a stlcll ol '/If;;! "" · .. · Aid Sgt) Re iP'rtday. · 'Mle ei:ploslon ripped a bole In the . a~ . ~ . F'. ·, '• ~-:''"'; ·-~' \ .. -.MiAI ~~ 'Wlio•ceportedly,~,brt Ooorboard under the driver's seat, sent , · 15 1*t. nmneVMor-,, ,.._ : toq 1~°'¥11) tlie hack portioo of the seat through the S · d • Cha J;I • _ -11 · · a1 ll·lo become a ,nude ductr. . l'tll' window and lhattered the wind· • pee u,.g mp.~ i ru:a..... . ' llo,"" horro!ff;d.ldenUflcatloa ~ ableld and aide front windoW1. Two holes _ • -~ • '"·• , , 1nl to ber OOQlllJI a· wife police~. were punctured in the f<>!I. 1'IECff4Nl\'ILI, N.Y. (UPI) -C... _ _.,,.._.~,.wldch ·and Nd a job until the• DIP~ of '1111 Johnston sald the device wu wlred >to lliua Clay -.plclood up for ..,... ... In Clq> . poW. "-·• 1'11,,be 10 -Ille.,,..~ ~· , , the lgJilUon and apparenl!Y'went oil hlipoipl.Cac1JDac,'EidGndo1'rldoyaa • , .. _ • ...,..._.,_ .lwW!iis•~ "She l1 ·-·.wantec1 for tlllf\ and when Luci<r ~.the.lplUon lwitdl. ' ·' to blm '..i"""' ·-·-'wlttt ~'"I Nicl Sit. ftOi na1q the He aald the bomh .wu what IJ DlllOlly he ba'"'led down the acenlc New York him md 1111 , And •lbali .be alioot a1apaiy'--... anS........x.it called· a "pipe bomb," galnnlled pipe S!alt Norlllway at II m')l.h. The mqla-hancla 1!llk!. .,.,... ~.,.;.....:. ~ ii llut l!t Hailior Joc11c1:Dt.tritt Coar! ·fllled with black powdu. Irate who alappad him with a llO fine ·Ethel. '· , · • •• , AIJl:'ll •l.'i•hir cbarsei-" ' It wu plac.:I undft'.the .front aeat on thought he wu ••a rul,.pnUeman " Clay, t1r'111ed ·•:-~ aid the driver'• aide, Johnston lild. The former world heaV)'ftlpt bollng tall slacks had *ii .i a Ali-She ii ftee. GO .... ....W.W ~ "It probobty took no longer than five champion oo hil wey from Sranac Lake rondack Mountain bon cmup on charp of 1"MI conduct and lndeclnl mlnuteJ ta Install," he aald. "It wu ap-to New York Clt1 with t.O other men.. Alter paytac the •·bf. . .ilmhed ho-expoaure 11 1 ....Wt ol ~-- parenUy a proressiooal job." wu atopped by State Trooper Joe ·Mach hind the wheel of the .,.....; With a. black of danctnf, ud pollce 1"' nlilac to The car wu parked ill a lot at the and llbo to the home ol Cllfloo P.ark name plate wtlh all..,. Initials . "!(A'" ,.. U ~ lhowa up for trial. . !'km! LacLede Bulldlnf, a few ·blocb fOl!ll J-of the "-Robert Jer· for Molutmed' All • the .fl<lat IMnpor-Pollet hooked her Wider the - from the Continental Telepbene Butldto( ome to face charpl of drtrin(, •-t and drovt 'Oii. : ;· · • oe JIOr borrowed ld<11WlcatlCll """ Ute lnlhe111burbinClayton~dllfrtct. a •llcetWe ,and rl!llatralicm •U nl u • ,'lf"'8 Ja11 ~.,..·to me," rea1Sharrtln.KIJ11bell(~Katl)ltipa The three bad been t1tJna It the St. apoedinl,, . aald J....,._ "Ila -a ,_I ,..tr.men, to .I the cool ~ of lielp!iolt Loula Qlb la lbe-. . -· 11111 at 171 """"..,._... thottllL l'!Um to --for,blm." ltltfliiv talk ...... btr ......... . • I. • . . :' .~ .... ' . ' •• I ' -------===~-------------------------·----·-. -------------------------------·---------- ---- . . ' ' -Selective Service · ~ ::·'.Ntibihers cain~: By FllEDERIClt SCROEMEllL SPECIAL PRICES-FOR JULY 26'SUNDAY ONLY IOM.BSHELl. 10 AM TO 7 PM WHILE QUA-NTITIES LAST • ' ot .. Dtllr P61tt S!ltf TURNING 11 can be ·a··good. and .bad experience. It kind of mak6 you aJmost: half legal: Arid slartitlg .. Jan. 1, you can vote. Bat for boys, something as 'tra- ditional as mom, apple pie, and the Flag·; 18 means re- gistering for the draft.: · l dreaded having to go up to' the SeJective Servicie' l>ffice in Santa Ana. And I Jl!lt ~ oil. Iii fact, I didii't go up thert uDtll Thad Men ltfor'iwo weeks. B•i I WI.II!'\ worrying~·· good friend tOli! pie tl!ft I had !O days ID which ti ~ister. ' ·raking i. lang lunch hour, on what I would ima~e,.to have been the hot· .test day of the summer so far, I set m~ sights, on.~ta Ana. Things started bad -I COQldn't find the center, until . . . . r callgbl it GUI. 'If •the comer of my eye -a .small green slllC<O ilnd glasa faca<IO slbiated In what didn't seem to be the most acUve shopping center ID Sanla Ana. ' . . . ~ wALKlNG.!)I the door, f waa .surprlied to'lind the place air condiUoned. Somehow -I didn't see my ·com- fort as the first objective of the armed forces. A large sign hung above a long center where .&i&n-ups were taken. It read: Tait a Number and Be. Sta~. I dKi Sund•11 O.l11t. . ~ · . ... J33 • jiiit thif And i\atlOoed myself at a desk wtiere three other IUY• were talklng. "Man, if You got the bread, and get an attorney' you can get out on all kinds of little th~s," s~d one, wbo )lad hair falling down h\l l>ack. · · · -. ' ''.Rlgbl ,oil, brother," replied bis lrief14. "I g~a try to appeal It llrst, u a CO." · '"l'llAT slioULD be eisy now, With -the.new Su- preme Court ruJlng," repll'!f _ hll friend. I Ullltned they _. relerriJ>C to the .~ion which aaya that a -may go COlllclentlgoa objecto< on grounda other iban religious one. · . ~ · · • .,I IUlagbied .ll!at llUC)>. a ruJlng gave the college brl&llll . ID aoc)olo1Y and l)lslory and ~· on IOUi•· of ·· lboae wbo .,. not ·oo lharR II.I .ijberal arta. ' • Meanwhlle1 lJlY number .C.me up and I went lo the window, wu· told to lit do,r1r and uked when my IBtb , -birthday WU. . . I promally_ replied : •·J~'. 22.'' "YOU A11E DELINQUENT ID llllng lor your oelec- Uve 11UVJce.d.,lpaUon,"· &Qe told me aharply.-'.'Go fW oot thll <>arcl, and on 'thll form e:q>lalu wlt1 you ·were Ja•.o. 1-nu .. e " · -•' · .,. .•r,. "" ... ~··· . •.\· .... .J. did Ii 'ihe -lold me, :alld atated In clear lerma • r.lhll ..... :d 1111'!dendl-,pHhe liiill i!Uf;Cll llrio« • (In relll!J, 1 .. any cl you• are ,IOOll.to'\Um 1', y.U " ··'.::~l =~~~"::'i. ti.~~~,l;p..~, ,,; t•~t.'ii*l iiJy . "";,Bir~· ~r.;;. 1one, ao I •t.'\' · =-' -~ wiilOd ...... ~ !hit the two' irlndon Jim ' ~II ~~ I Jlv ........ ,t 1 . to' 111• ...... dolnc J put _.... . ~ . . . -. ' ' IT WAS OBVIOUS \hit the new ru\!ligw~ hlll!nl more than j.st a few ilolated peOple. Oiie 1111 -with -a ·crew cut, iio tea -tUrnea in a fiwi or Iii pQe -i.uei:, appeallufi -lija l·A ~cat¥m; Ulial"'n& that \;;!:J· ie WU op~.1<1 the W~ ID Vlt!aam ~ •• ~ ~- ·'war& --·· .... - ." Two Olhtr 111)'1 standlJ!t Dehlnd-!!!~ WMrt RloW!i& .' .Wllat to dO If~ couldn11 lei Olll.al.lhf!olltlOfY. Tbly · , -...... to·--ol their~:~"""'' . • !liar ihOweiJ up for• the pbfllcal ' . otliln· -. ' ·were ukfnl to·aee their lllu, Yau cooiJd till 11\0Y wore Plottln& acawt Uncle Sam;'_!Oo: . ~~ ! ,.: . PIUlllABLY :rQE most ~)jj)ng ;wu .the • nwnber, lt • beoome the onlf~ .the~.·: '•·'f!ley w.ant 19111' ·dnill numkr, or. JO!lf·liOC'W-y, ~ ~-111D$e\;-lbm Y..,r btrthdat.,,and ·.., U goes. Seldom .did ?'.hear II name me.ntlonetl. · , . . ~>.. Jady:fjlialJ¥ t-Iii gel my l'J!r<! an~ :(Wocm · . ·ll\Y"ttiline,1io'tlial I C011ld get giy ,number. Sbe l..U.a ' · tatklUVe ~l; ind wu nice enough to ~II :'mt that . ~:-14.~ to 111e, eveo. ~~I re~ . late/ i -' ..... ' _...... ' ' ' .Al• I left, I' was handid ah Army boOk~l, tillil<f: "lt'a~YotJll.Cbolce~" · · ·:.~ ~ ltJs?-·· Things Looking V p Savin~ priced tVy style, co t· ton w8..lk shorts in sporty plaids let you travel com· fottably thlir summer. All machine washable. 29-40. 9'Xl2' NYLON PILE RUG . ' ;: Sund•ll 01d11t . 2 288 Durable nylon In blue/ green, broYm I beige, , red ~ ..... JA &had- ed • ··~~-· ~ ~,-,-' . tones.. -·. • ', C:HAl,SE LOUNGE Sunda11 Onl11! .461. ' . ~ . ' Stunly ,poly "'°pyl•ne <Nebblni On ·tubular alum- inum frame. 6xl6 web, (Al9) F L f • TOILETRY ACCESSORIES Of aguna OUflSnl Sunda11 Onl11! Values on toiletry attlclea. 6 8 ft Several of the "big" in-is that many people want to IO.pack of K mart@ bath· ._, dicatcn of Lavnn.a's tourism get tickets to the Pageant room tissue, 6-oz.• Arrld@ o-·-antl-perspirant. -the large motels on Coast oC the Masters, which ls sold •Ntt Wt. Ll111l ... Ottlfllltr -HI&hway, rtport that business out for the season. ..111 .... " ... 1.n. couldn't be better for July , "People are begginl for .m that by Augwit there tbem down liere," he noted. w«t't be a room in town \bat The tti ·units ·at the Vaca- isn'I occupied. . tloo Villlap, 647 S. eoa.t Standford Deverlll, d e s k lUghway, Ire packed on the clerk at the landmark Hotel weekends', 'but . many rooms Laguna, 425 S. Coast Highway, are available during the week , Hid ttiat "on weekends we according to owner Loren Haneline. att packed solid." He noted Much the same came from that a few are lucky Jf .they James Butler, at the Inn at can pick up one of the two t,.acuna, 211 N, Co a s t or three available rooma dur-tiJghway. "We're going one- ing the week. hall lo three-quarters during "T1Us ltl'nmer la fantastic the week and full up on the to eay the least/' eulaimed weekendS.' Our -reservations St.eve Vargo at the Laguna !how a good Ausust." Rivera Motel, 125 S. Coast . Merrill J-., owner of SUP•ON CAR SEAT COVERS Hiclnfay. "I'd aUrlbut. It to the S.rt and Sllld Mole!, lSSS the ..,..i wealile< lhia awn· s, Ooaat lllgbway Aid, "we St1nda11 Onl11t zner." are running just 1boUt 100 per· Tl,;ht-flttlng cotton te~ v--. said the ooty --"tern c«it all the ume u __ seat cove111 make worn Joo -o"' r"'"' · ' seat.a new! JOB WANTED MAN FRIDAY-SALES OFFICE Ye• Mt ,eU•v •IHll pr1•ff11r1. I'll 41 r111tiq 1rii f1U1w<1,1p. Type, .i1.,t •• ••tr11p111"1111c•, .,.,, Ill phoi11 •IHll u.;,,n, M1t11r1. S1lff m1ti111t14, lf1t1ltl9111t, r1 tpo111lbl1, 11li•bl1, l1y1I. Xl11t P•r· ..... 1. lt111!1111•, .,.,if ~ft. CALL NOW 1714) 835-4719 .... .... Nylon Poly Poam ............ 2." .... '·'' Gemini ... t C•V•N ........ 4.ff t , )99 . ,.. ~ .... G~NUINE LE·~TMER OX~RD; SUMMER MATES IN·. I COOL FUN FABRICS Sunda11 Onli!I Made on navy last !<ir com· fort. Oxford .with mllttary toe, black genuipe Jeii.tber. 61n-12. Available in wide Widths. . ; 544 ·'· •'"; . . . ~ ;- ., .. ,~ ... , 100 300 I TOPS SKIRTS I CASUAL ORLON CREW SOCKS; blends m detailed skirts 7-14 ; 4-6x. Polo tops 4-14. i CrC'\V•Stylcd Orlon@ acrylic e· Cotton.s: polye~ters, .acrylic and cotton/polyester . Sunda.V: Onlfi! 3 2 '. stretch nylon socks for teen Clearance of Ladi.es Pant Suits, Val. to 9.97 5.00 girls or boys. Fashion coloq;, ~ , -.;., • ' · . " · ' ~'· . . • Fits ''8-11. · ·~ r. ' • , .1 SDlf ..... TM ' ' , ' ~ • ' •. .. ' ' '· : ' I •• " ' " " " : ·- Dinner-size paper plates, . Ideal for summer picnics. \Vhitc, pkg. of 100. c:.:.::·:=::::1 f;_-:-:.~-::-r i '"······:......-r i .. __ ~ .... ! \ . :J 1 METAL TRASH CAN ' HOLDS 20 GALLONS Stinday -0.-111: J77 Sturdy 20-gallon g~vanized rnelal garbage cans will! .a snug.fitting lid to protect again!! trash spills. Reg. 5.97 trash cart, hoids two 20-gal. cans .. $4.86 . Llf'lllftlll 0.'1111tr --• ... '9 teai.r.. 'lj PROPANE CYLINDER : . Sunday Only! au~~~- Saf~ty constructed stei'J fuel cylinder. 26.7 02.• Meets ICC standards. ., ' POWDER ROOM SPACE-SAYER :. S1111da11 Ottly! lf96 PLASTIC POL YFOAM CHEST Sulid•il Onl11! 33-quart capacity polyfoam cheat with a handy plastic lote handle. Lightweight. atron.a and durabk!. 97~ • I I I • I I • I - Weekenil EQITION , VOL 5), NO. '177, 5 SECTIONS, 68 PAGES S~QAY, JU~'¥ 25, ·1970 ,:' • - --. ---:;.: --.;. ::;. ---•• -• - -.. - • -. ' -' -. ' 'l' our Bom.etewa Dally Paper . -. TEN ~~NTS • .. I • 'I ear I _t IXOll -:o-. ·· u·--. -· ~ Pendleton Arms -. --· Taken by Trio . A trlo of assailants clubbed a guard at a Camp Pendleton armory late Friday night and fled with an ann1oad of weapons and ammunition touching off an invesli· iatioo joined by the U.S. Secret Service from the Western White House at San Clemente and the FBI. Marine spokesmen said the assault on the annory guard In the staging battalion area of Camp Margarita occurred at 10,30 p.m. Friday night. The guard, who was not Identified by aulhoriUes, was only 1ligbt1y hurt in the incident which netted the thieves nine Huntingto11 Pair Held In Slaying A Huntlogton Beach woman and her Mirine companion, both out on bail for two days on child neglect chargei. were bookod on murder cllar&et !ale Friday afternoon in the death ol the woman's -~-old-. ' Huiit;;,gton Beach deteci;v,. am.ted Mrs. Carmelita Louise ReynoldJ, n, and her companion, Gary Wayne Rapp, 21. at the Reynolds home at 2222 Delaware St. The couple bad been arrested tarlier this week on the child neglect charges after Myron L. Reynolds, 12 months, wu pronounced dead of undisclosed causes at Huntington Intercommunity Hospital. M-16 Vietnam combat rifles, an M-79 grenade launcher, a .45-calibre automatic pistol and five roundi of ammunition. The thdt caused ao lmmediata oealing cil of the exila from the huge military Cj)DlpieJ: and detailed searches of cars lesviog the bale. Preliminary reports &aid the three or fOOr suspecb ,,.,. Negroes. The armory is located near the main gate in the Oceanaide area. 'Ibe assault on the arms storehouse oe- curred almost simultaneously with the landing of the Presideiit at Et Toro Ma- rine Air Station, thus creating more than ordinary interest by Secret Service agents. Sources in San Clemente said the agents joined the FBI and base police in the investigation. '.l1l8 suspects\ all believed to be Marines, appanntly c ubbed the guard un- conscious, then stole the weapons and fiod On foot. Base sources said ·it was believed that the tbievea aDd their loot still are on tbeba!e. A systematic barracks . to -barracks search was began immediately, they add- ed. TbeillJl?~·wbo lay~ for fiv1 minuleS after the clubbing, canle to and Ollled baae secmity olllce to report Ibo lbd~ Automotive Bomb Kills President Of Phone Firm The boy was dead on arrival at the hospital on July IO and the couple arrl!st· ST. LOUIS, MO. (UPI) -Philip J. ed soon afterwards. Lucier, presjdent of the Continental Tele- Police early today would only say 1hat · phone Corp., was killed Friday when be "new evidence and information" .aparked turned the ignition of his car and set off the second arnst.s. a pipe bomb planted beneath the seat. The couple was held without bail today Two vice presidents of the firm, who awaiting issuance or a complaint early were returning from lunch with Lucier, next week charging murder. were uninjured although they had just Checks this morning with corooer's in. opened the doors of the black Fleetwood vestigators shed liUle light on the death Cadillac to enter. of the boy. Lucier, 49, bad jumped in ahead of No indJcation.s whatsoever were rele~ the vice presidents to "cool it off," ap- ed on the clr~ancu s~mg parenUy meaning he would start the air the aUeged slaymg. The orlg:t~ arrest conditioning in the car. on the child neglect charges ag31nst t;he The vie;§ presidents were James L couple w~ a f':lony booking, officers said. Robb and .James V. Napier, both of the T·he pa.ir, clficers said, balled out soon St Louis area after they were arrested last Wednesday. Major Herbert Johnston, assistant Huntington Man Burns to ·Deatl1 In Freeway Crash A ft-year-old .. u..mployod welder from Huntington Beach 1'11 burned to death behind the wheel of bis demoli!hed truck early today in a crash on the Garden Grove Ftttway . Coroner's inHSUgaton withheld iden· tifkatlon of the dead man undl bis fam- ily ts notified. The victim, driving alone In the e.alll· bollnd cenl.l'!' lane of the freeway, ap- parenUy swerved aa If to go onto the FairView Avenue offramp, but the truck collided with a guard rail and 1ign Jtand- anl. Wltne!Se5 said the crasb was followed immediately by I huge ball of flame . 'Ille man died before he could be aided by-by. No signs of skids w«e found, invesli· gators said. The victim wu declared dead at the Consumer Folks Hope For Grain of Truth WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Nix- on's Consumer Advisory COuncil said Fri- day that congressional testimony about low-nutrient cereals "tmpbasizes the need for truthful aDd mwinef\11 adver· t.11Jng.'' "Our chlldren'a food al>ould never talro •.-cf priority lo promoUonal gimnilckl," the council said Jn a ltlternent. "We can- not afford LG 11ve our youth what amounts lo an ""1'11 bowl at 1111 braU1'111 lahle." chief of the Clayton Police Department said the victim "was damn near cut in two. It looked like he sat on a stick of dynamite." The esplosion ripped a hole in the floorboard under the driver's seat, sent the back portion of the seat through the rear window and shattered the wind· sbield and side !root windows. Two holes were punctured in-the roof. Johnston aald the device was wired to the ignition and apparenUy went off when Lucier turned the ignition switch. He said the bomb was what is usually called a "plf>e bomb," galvanized pipe filled with black powder. It was placed under the front seat on the dri\'tt's 11ide, Johnston uJd. "It ")lfObably took no longer than fi ve minutes to lnstalJ," he said. "It was ap- parently 8 profesaional job. II . • , The car was parked In a lot at the Pierre LacLede Building, a few bloCks from the Continental Telephone Building In the suburban Clayton buslne•i district. The three had been eatin( at the St. Louis Club in the building. 'Easy Faces Rider' Star Assault Rap TAOS, N.M. (UPI ) -Movie aclor<ll· rector-producer Dennis Hopper; wbo playod a motorcy<:le pilgrim In "Easy Rider1" flea a prelimJnary hearin1 bere nen month on charges ol assault with •dead!J-Hopper and three othets were arrested last month and releaaed on $2,IQ bond each. They were accuaed of bandishing guns during sn Incident near Taos June 18. T... CoontJ Diltrlct Attorney ·John Hobbes said Friday the hearln(, orl1ln- ally stl !or thil week. w11 poetpon<d until Aug. (, becaUll ffol>pcr w11 In New York dilclalminl I --arUcle llldbe-- • • . • • . DAILY PILO'fr,._.., Rlctlft tt.-IW OFFici.R.'·ltON PALMER RUSHES STillCKEN'CHll>D ' FROM CHOPPER' TO HOSPITAL ~ I I ll"J! ~ef, ~!Ir T9'. "·In ~· · ,,,,· ,i;;;;;:JoO . . President· Hour Early • Ai El Toro After a campaign-style day of buck· Ing demonstrators, talking with govtr- nors and Church leaders and even drop- ping in a Rocky Mountain rodeo, • weary President Richard Nixon arrived at San. Clemente late Friday for 10 dan of rest. And that's exactly whlit the Chief Exe--" cutlve, his wife, Pat and elder dau.qbter Tricia, will do today 'at the Western Whit!'. HOU91!: after a hectic zlg.z.ag hop across the contment aboard Air Force One Fri- day. The Nixons arrived an hour earller than originally expected at the El Toro Ma· rine Air StaUon, aod at 9:31 p.m. im- mediately boarded their helicopter.for the short fligbt downcoast. · 'l1le wearl!Mle day began fn Fargo, N.D., where Nixon touched down for a conference wjth five f{Overnors amid loud, friendly crowd1 and camoalgn ban· ners proclaiming "Nixon in '71". After a brief chat planeside, the Pml· dent sped toward talks. with the gover- nors on ways of turning back migration from the farms . The governors and 1everal mavon who came\ with them heard the President pledge alon~ with several memben~of his cabinet that the federal bureaucracy would be streamlined to make it more re~ive to the needs of local commu- niU~s. ..... . :t . ' MeSa:·Slff :Office1's Rush · i A. Nudi.e · Dancer ·, "I. have the conyicliop that It will be better if we have a .trmig rural America ~---ittl• part of u.e Ame!1l'io -· . . . , ~."be said, The tovernors oC the Dakotas Towa, Minnesota and Nebraska at~ the talks. ' By Other's Nam~ Spells Trouble ' Drugged Baby to Medics ' From Fargo, the President hopped on to Salt Lake City, Utah, where noisy - but small -groups demonstrators ap- peared. On the steps of the headquarters of the Mormon Church the President talked of pioneer spirit as he was flanked by.lead· ers of the church. A nude performer covered by .nothing but her demure cousia's stolen r Iden- tification is sought by >Police toda)'., as the young nune wrongly ldenUlied in Lhe sexy dance case bies to see the humor iD it. The ftrst~tirne Mrs. Sharron A. Katt Gimbell, 21, learned sbe had been .ar- resied at the Firehouse, lTl E. 17th St., was when she read it.in the pa.per. But she hadn't been .ear police head- quarters. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Kimbell quickly changed that by reporting the cue o! mlst.aken identity to Costa Meaa •Police Sgt. Jolm Regan, ORe of the original arresUn& officers. They dido'! look lar !or· a likely suspect, since the teenaged dancer had beea staying with them. "We have corrected ·our reports and we are looking for Nancy L. Klmbell" said Sgt. Regao Friday. Miss Kimbell, who reportedly ~s· by the last name Morin, was too Young at 18 to become a nude dalcer. So, she borrowed identification• belong· Ing to htr cousin's ,wtfe,,ollce U>eortze, and had a job until the nicht of Ju1y 10 whe• she was arrested. "She is now wanted for theft and forgery," said Sgt. ReJ!ao. noli!lg the shapely redhead booked as SbllT(lh Katt is due i1 Harbor Judicial District Court Aug. 11 111 other cbargt1. She 11 free on $625, await.Ing lriat on charge. of lewd~cmduct and indecent exposure as a re!l.llt of her maruter or dancing, and police are waiting to see if ahe .shows up for trial. By J(>HN V AL'fERZA ot .. DeHr ... , • .., In the moa:'t draiitaUc ~acue siq~ Costa M.,.'s' police he-took to t1ie air,: a pilot lllct. bis obserVer.FrldaY night saved the We "ot. a Uay toddler wbo swallowed I •deadly does ol I.SD. ' Aod lbortly.after the mw of ·~,1 dropped into the Costa M ... ntlglibor· 1-1 lo 1111tcb up llW. 'lllomas David McKnight, II montbs old, of!loers 111 the •ground amst<d tlie • baby'1 15-year-old brother for allqedly Iurnl>lling the baJ.· 1 luclnogenic dJ'u&. Police pilot Car! Jackson swooped ·the chopper into the 1treet in froot of a house at 967 Denver Ave.,·shortly ·atter ·e p.m. after receiving a call th.it a baby had . slopped breathing. · A8 . Jackson sped toward Costa Mesa Memorial HOIPltal an observer aboard, Ron Palmer, administered mouth-to- mouth reauscitation · to the unconscious boy. Afttr the. chopper: landed moments later,at Costa ""Me111 1MemorW· Hoepltal Palmer 'bolted from , the machhle with the baby ln hll1 8tml. ·In that hospital's emergeney ,_ pr<Jlmlnary treatment WJU adminlltered, then t11e· race against death 1ooll: to the hf81nra:ps, 1 • A patrofcol' ~tilt.baby. a phy· 11lcian and a hospital aid& 'aped with red light and ~n lo10ard Hoag Memorial Hoopltal· wh<re flttthel: treatment for overdoees •' the dangerQUs drug was available. ~ unidentified doctor and his, aide I kept the baby· breathJnt. by 'artificial' means ·en 1 roUte• to the Newport' Beach ""'1>Jtal. Nltf'Se! at Hoag . this morning said KO~d Speeding Cliamp-Fined_ MECHANIVILLE, N.Y,(UPI) -c.. ·llceNe and recfl!J'atlon "101atlom.·wblch sius Clay wu.pickod up Ior '1peedinl In Olay pmuptly i.ld' "When .he •Jdt, ho bil op0rple Cadillac-Eldorado ·f'!ldq D . -'my •balbond •f<r-belng·IO lllco he bamlod down the~ Ntt•Y«k to him and! then be lbook handa with · · him lllid the '-· Add ·theo he -I<, State Northway at IO m.p.h. ~~ hands wHb me'," Mid Jenimf's wife lraJe wbo .1Japped him with a 151 IIDe Ethel. ' l.boiJcht he.,,.. oja ieal genUelnan.'' Clay, dres:9ed"tn sreen pullover .am The former world heavywelgbl boxing tan slacks, bad ~ speaklnr at' a Adi· champion, on hit way from·Srl.RIC Like rondack Mountain boys cl'mp \. to New York City ,J'ith 'two other men,. Aller paying the '200 be c 0 limbed be- ""' ltoppod by State ~Joe Mach hind the-·-.., -wHfi a lillct< Ind lakm to the borne GI <;Uflon Part< ~,DI* wttti. a11>W 111111a11. "MA" Town JUltlct GI· the Pf ace Robert Joi, for M<il>"'1"! All ., tile hit llolinPer- ome to faoe charpll el drfT!nl wlthlM Ind d~ olf. • ' • • ! , a l!C<Ne iad ftCiltratlon U. will> u ,'It 11 JUI! 11101ber aae lo i., • ~ID(. • -~ !_ •.llfd ~ '"Ila -I toaJ pn~ J-oil bl!Hl,Jll,afl 11>~1 . ~·I'll.~" '-MT tMUarJ8:'• ·'). '·· Tommy remalned In •rtoos condiUon and In I -1-ooma thnJuib the QJgbt. He wu ·still un<Ser· Intensive care early today. f Meanwhile, police at the home investJ. pi.cf the Ingestion of the acld ·and JIOl'I· bly ~ dllll!eroul dnlp. . omcers aaid the brother, .whole name was,not-relelled, told !hem bO ilaw the baby 1tumblli\g an4 dioldog u yellow fluld ,d,ri}IPed;down Iba. t0ddler'1 cb<st. '!be 1...._ then •-1odl1 ran to a "stash'' of drugs and f9'Jlld Jt in disar-- ~ay With sevftoal qu"antltlel.0£ drugs miss- ing. ft wa1 then that poUce were called. Tbe )'OUth, awa!Ung Juvenile charges of furnishing dangirous !!ru&a to 1 mlnor child, la being beld In Juvenile Hall. · Wife Beats Rap In Berkeley ' Tower Bombing SAN ~>,BLO (AP) -A Municipal Court Judg~ ha! dl!tnl • .,ed•cbarges.'agalnst the Wile Of a man whQ adnlltl . botp~ng a power tower in 'the 1Jerkeley. hnii.' Judge .Wilson Locke· dlsrh!Sled •FMday •. felony charge of poussfon' of -expJo. ·s.ives ag~Sue,Tankei:sley, 2l1 ol ~cb mond after both prosewtkrl and defense attameyl agreed she 'bad no knowledge of her hu11band'1• 1CUvltief. . . ·. · ; Her husband. Rlchar\f; Tanteraley, 29. a former Univen.ity. !tudent,ils cur. renUy u~golnr psycJt!af:rJc testin(· at Callromla. MedJcal Faclffly, Vacaville. After he pleaded, gu!KY to Iba P<JI,... !!ion charge, ·hi• senlencine w11 set for Sept. u. Sin1on~s Wife Sa)'.s Marriage at an End -'I I< ' LOS ANGELESo(APJ -·The 'Wile of mtlJlmilro , lndUstraU1t -.., Sllilon fllod • polltloa 'for ,dlvon:a alter :r7 yurs " marrlqe. • ' • bl •tllt•,,.tltlon 1 filod' Frid., Lucille Simon,•, Aid sill ond,i.,,, hUabaDd .. M. bod --1'1 llnce "Jn,,., 10, eiahl day1 after be Jost to Jncumbtnl George M~ JI ,tlti Repli!llcan U.S. Stnate prim~,. . . Soviet Nuclear Test 1'MHINGTON (UPI) -The Atomic Wv COnmllulon aiJd l'rl\f'ay ..t1111Jc "'""1• lndl<oie !ht Soviet Uruon set off an ~d nuclear explosion ol boo t-:a "'t,lllll.ldlotona.tt about I p.m. J>pr. • After the public statements the Presl· dent spoke with Joseph Fielding Smlth..M- year-old head of the church which tas celebrating the 122nd anniversary of Its founding by Joseoh Smith. ~t was before the Mormon office build- ing mat the demonstrators loudly chan~ lng l•Peace Now1• and "Power lo the people'' irked the Otlef Executive tome· what: Threat t,o Nixon Ends in Jail Cell An itinerant in Stockton was taken Into custody by the Secret Service late Fri· day and charged with making an oral threat to the life of Pres.Jdent Rfchard Nixon. 'Ibe man , 52-year-old John r.t. Woolf, was arrested in Stockton after police In Healdsburg - a small city to the north ~ alleged the man made the threats. A .22-<:alibre rifle and four boxes of ammunitkln were seized in Woolf's traUer home. The threat allegedly was made last July 13, Secret Service spokesmen said. 01'1Ulge Coa1t Weather The standard Jow clquds will be above us along the Orange Coast early today, giVlng way to bright sun before noon with lhe high te;mp- erature in the mid 70s. The wind, as usua1 , will be from the west at eight to 1s toots in the anernoon. Inland tempera\ufel wiH reach as loctay snd 90 degr• on Sunday~ INSWE TODA 1' In, an tl"tlwh1t fnkfview with ram/Iv Weeklv, Adminll Thom· at H. Moorer, 11twl11 apPolnttd chairmon of tht United States Joinl Chi•!• of Stoff, ttlls wl•u anU.IOOr itniimen& and down.- prading o/ the milltarv ~· weak- ening tht entlrt 11alion. It's to- da11'1 cover 1tor11 in TamU11 Weeklv. •t ' --' jt,1111 Lt'""" 1 Mt''" 11>1' 11:111 •• ,... '"'' ,..,.._ 11·11 lltcll; M_,.th "' U1tdt Llfl r • "' • ' j I J !MJLV PILOT I .. : f ~Numhers G~~·· . . • . . . . ~";'1~' : ....... . 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'J'hltlp'"itir\ea ~d:-I coulda'l'find the center, until I cau1ht lt«lllt:,ol'lhe comer ofD)Y.~, . , :ii a mill #een 'llucco lrid''lltu faclde ll~!I> 1 • whol didn't Seem .to be thi.111001 active abopplJii.l:enter 1!' Santa Ana. ·; ·. ~ · .-,. Stindfij·Onlfll--__ : .. 1 -33; -WALKING!Nthedoor,twanurprlii¢~:1iiiii~: · s ·.1.ac -;e.1·1•. 1 t place a1r conctltlbned. So~ t didn't • my com· i:n waJr' short"l ~:r :Po~1Y fort aa the flrat objecttve or· the: attned we-. A ~e Dlal~Jet_·_:Y()y, ·-travel com· • ~ .. bun( above a IOI!( center where ilp<lpi wer.e , : lort& · ·um : 1ilmmer. All • . ... .labn. .. llzead: .. ll'aile.• Number 111d B(~teif·;I ,dld . '"'!hi 'wuhlbl~ 29..{0. • jull that and 1taUoned myseU at a deat .where, lliree , ~·.~'iuya)Vete,talilnj:. -~ ... '· • ·~f" ........ t'Mln, lf,)'tu aot the bread, and aet an attorney, you can &et out on all kinds of llttlt thln.p,~' llJd one, ... . who had holr .lillln& down hll back. ".-· ..... •. ' • •1Rlaht on, brother,'' replied hi.a fi~·"l '1~·:. tey IO appe1qq1n1, 11 • CO." .. . .. .'. HTBA T ·ajc:ft:n.D be easy .now, with~ the new fsu. . pmne ,Court ~." replJtcl. hia friend. I uaumed ; lhey ..... relerrtoc to the dtclllon whkli" loyi lblf .. · penon may 10 COlllclenUOUJ .. ob}ector ~. ~ 'Ot!>!r .. ,· , lhlll rellil'!UI OJ1e.. · . · ... · · : · · l )!R'!llned !hilt such • rulln1 1av~ the coll••• l!r!lhta ln. oocloloa and hltl9tl' and edV~ iome ·01 · . ~ '!'llo ""' !IOl:ao: •harp In· liberal arli:'. . . Meanwhile mY number camt tJP anCI r·went to' tbt . .window, wu loid IO olt down and ukM w1iin mj !Stli' b1rthday WU. • . I promptly replied : ~·June~·" . ·~vou ~ i!'1JNQUENT 1n nu~ for .l'il!' oelec- tive ·semce,.demnttton.''..~ .told m . ~l· ''<19 .... :flll"oul. t1111·cm1, and on ·f!lll lorm .W""'··"lll' yQU ' lftre' late hi lll1n1.'" . . ... I.Illa ai"l!l>e !Old me .. anc1:·1tated tn.c!tM .tltllll .... "lhlit''IO'me·6rn\y li1'iids Cllli!H"rit t1>e fact!:nut-a1 llllt..: :' ([JI ~lf,.IOl'.,QY qi you 11!11)'li'te ~rolW'Q 11 .. ~o.;~ ·. 9'~12' NY~ON PILE RUG · S11ndo11 .0ialvt · 2'. . 2· a· 8 Durahje.11y'10:n in blue/ · · · etttPJ· J>rOWn I bf!lcr, , , . . . red.' kfMn, ·(old ·shad.:.:~.... · · , . ed toll'ts.;: \ ·• .. · ,. •1-to-.•• ·-· , •• ., ••• '. "havti rtve WOl'klnl day• hi 'VifllCh to ,.gi;wj. · · · . -1 n;turMd tO ·the,Wtrldo.w; ~ w1th my te'gfllration i"r>: '~"""' Jtll'·t~.Jtlt ~ lajly r,u ;&ll!'s .. ~I,,W,1"" ·~'aiid·'Waltld~:.!'QllclJ!i'tl!ll•lhe, tw~ ,~;Jl'l!J« .. · ··to"me'1'ri1doln1·• creat'bU4lh-...; •. :., .•. ~_ •. ' . '~--IT WAS. ()BVI0(!8 that the""' iiew ruii'ng was'.filttirig · .. more jhan· jull:a_low i10lated l[O!lp)e,_Qp~gu..)'. -_\'.ll!! _ ~;~~ cut, no ~ -tumed In.._' five ~ -~ 'R .. • ~ _ ,letter, op(ltillmi iils , l·A clllilllca!lon, explihilni' that he WU oppooed IO the WI? In Vi.tnam and ill other . " .. , . . • -• • ' .~ ) J t i " Two other gtzyl 1t111~lnl """'"" nii w.....,. -'ol"·•· .. ..'...what .ta llo ii IJ#COU!dn't,1ei'.".;.'i.'bt_lbo mji~ii";t ,' -a.Jnl IO dllpooe of their !l~s vja the tQJljt w.l@n 1• • ·1!\11 ~ 1111· ff!! the llllYllcll,.~~' ·-,.... ukllll to "' their tI!U. Yoo COlild lAll.Jbly •tre . ': ploltlnj aplnll Uncle Sam, loo. • •. " -• . ~ ... . .. . ·--.' ·~ .. p~\'TllE .. ~i -fi'"-·~ .... nii(ftkt. li .'Jiu be<Ome":' onl1 111eD°:i'& in !he)~.l· 1 .llleY want Your:dratt nUinber, ar'your ,aelal:'iteufflJ· '· number, then your blrthdlll, lll4 on · 11 1oea. 8eld01n' . did I hear a name mentioned. . , 1 ," . J>Iady fmaUy returned· to get my cm! and ~ : ' my name, so )hat I could get my number. S))e was a · ~kaUve 1~1. · ~d .wa!I nice · eooµgb to· ~u~ me . .thlt , ... • • ii;llilns wo.uld hlpplll to mo, :tvl!UlloJliJl'..t .111111UW ... ·Jait:. . ·; . -..... -.:::: .';.._.:. !' '.1 Al~ 1elt,·1 wu handed an M'lft'l .Mok!tf, UUed: .. ''lt'I YOUR Ch61et." . . ll la? Things Looking Up • ' . . ,.., • Sunda11 Onl111 Sturdy· polY . propyl•ne • wcbbln.; on tubular &lum· tnum frame. 6x16· web. . 1"19) F L T • TOILETRY ACCESSORIES Of aguna 0UflSRl Sundal/ Onl1tl . · Valuea on toiletry aitlcl11. 6 8fi -.i of tbt "big" In· -of LllUnO'• IOuriaftl -the Iar1e molela on Coat fDCl!way, rtpOrt tbll business oDUldn't be better for July end lhlt by AugU!\ there wm't be a room in town tbat isn't occupied. Slandlord DeverUI, d ti k clerk at the landmark Holel Loguna, USS. Cout Htpw1y, Mid ht "en weekend.a we .,. PoCked oolid." He noted !hit I !ft lt'e lucky Jr they c1n pick up one ol UM! two er three avlllabl1 rooma dur· Ing tile -k. "This ammtr it fantutlc to say the twt," nclalmed ~ve v....,, 1t Ult Leguna Rivera Mold, 82.5 s. Coast HIJl)nrly. "I'd aHribote It lo Ille IOod wtllhtr lhl1 sum· atet.'' V-Mid the only problem ii that many people want to 10.peck of K mart® blth· ..,., pt tickets' .to ·the Pa1euit room tluue, 6·o:r:. • Arr!d® ant1°per1pirant. ot 1he Mu\efl, which ii aold Ll1n1l.;N:,.~111i., _ . oul for the aeason. -.. w "' .... rt. "PtOllle are .heiJllnl for them down here/' he noted. 'Itlt 116 units at the Vaca· lion· '.VllJl111e, 147 S. Coul Highway, are packed oii the weekend's; but many room11 are avallabit dut\rtg the week , 1coordin1 to owner Loren Ha .. llnec· Much the same came from JamtS Butler, at the Inn at i.guna; 211 N. Coast Highway. "We're going one· hall lo lllroMJuatlon durlnll the -t 11111 iiill up on the weekend.I. OUr resuvaUom -I r1,·A•pl.'.' •• ... . u!';;;Jl ~~Mtf.fi~ · SUP~ON 'CAR . SEAT COVERS are nuw111 j>lll alltlll lll.Jl'I'· Tloht1itt!n1 ca\ton . .!'l'l'l' 99 · 1 ll~n... ... •'-. .,. • • lftt covert-m&k1 .won1 lo&k ctn a u-.. "'"•· 1tatl n•w! .... ., .. Nyl.n '•IY PNM ........... !." s. c.a.i Htlhw•r •Id •• .,., Sttnd•V Onlvt I JOI WANTED .... '·" ' MAN FRIDAY .SALES . OFFIC:I ....,1"11"' ,_, .......... .. SUMMER · MATES IN· COOL FUN FABRICS Sunda11 Onl11! 100 300 TOPS SKIRTS .. GENUINE L:EATHIR OXFORD S11nda11 011l11f Made on navy last for com~ fort. Oxford wi'th military toe, black Kt1lui~e leathtl'. 6'1ti·l2. AvalJabl~· in '\'Ide widths. · '.J. :: 544 CASUAL ORLON CREW SOCKS: Cottons, polyesters, acrylic and cotton/polyester Sunda11 Onl11! 3 2 blends in detailed ·skirts 7·14; 4-6x. Polo tops 4-14. crew·•t.yled Orlon@ acrylie ~ ' atrekh nylon socks for teen . ' , Cl"r•nce ef L•diea Pant Suits, Val. to 9.97 5.00· glrla or boy•. Fuhlon colors: · ~ · · ,1 ,.,-Fit~.8·1~1--~~Ptnt TM •• ·., ~.. . ..; ' l ., I • ' ~. : ' I " -• . ' 9'1 PAPER PLATES . ' ., Si<nda11 Onl11t 53~ Dinner.size paper plate1, Ideal for summer plcnlca. \Vhlte, pkg. of 100. -··--·--··'"':'! -----·-f"': __ ···-·"··;., (·-·---··-:, ~-.. --1._,,._ -r i : i f . ' . t ·~ MET AL TRASH CAN HOLDS 20 GALLONS . ~ Sunda11 Onl111 J77 Sturdy 20-nllon galvanized .metal farbaf• cans with a onug.fitllng lid to protect afalnst lraah epllls. Rtg. 5.97 traah cart, holda two 20-gal. cans .. $4.M . l.lfl'lllM •11111111ry -Mlle WAI .. ftlllt!'L _ ..... , .. -- ... ~· ··' . " . PROPANE CYLINDER S.ainda11 .Onl11t Safety co nRtruett>d st.-.el f ut'I cylinder. 26.7 Ol."' Meet.'! ICC !!.landards. Chu·ae it. •lll11ld 01111ct1 letll 111 lptrtln1 GOH1 0.111 . ' I POWDER ROOM SPACE-SAVER .· ' Sundtifl Onl11! Bu1tet weave de1\1ned with cablneli t.Qwel rings and 01 ahf:lves. 8\.( .tt .. iprinr .t•n· 1lon chrome poles. \Vhlte. 1196 PLASTIC POL Y.fOAM CHEST Sunday 011111! ., 9· 7 33.quart' tlJ)lclty· polyfoam·''1 e che•l with a hahdy plastic • _ tote. hl.ndle. Llghtwelahl, , stroll( and durable. .. ,._ I ' • ' ' Y•• 1.t it•li•y 1114.Jflr•••'Y''· I'll~.,,,.,;"' '"' l1ill'6-w11. Tv11t. ad•pt •~"''"''· t••f '" 11h•11• '"' llel1•11. M•f11r.. l•I•• M•ti•at.4, il'lf•lllf111t, rl1p•111lbt,, relieltl•, ley,11. 1'!~f ,, •• 1•11•1, ll•lllltll, •re41t reh. CALL NOW (7141 135-6719 2 200 HARBOR BL VD. ~~::;;".~·1d COST A MESA Harbor .. , 1 t, f , ' ' r: . j . r . • ta la f ~ .ol jl :,,, '.la fu c. ,'ti ., "' 1il di ., Al YE pe b< m "' bt •• m ou th ~ ''6 fi> G: l~ ~· ye nu Co jQ de to; po ' "' WI I Ad die I~ "' • 3-< Fr wi th< 3-< ~upelfVisors · . . • ' 1'I ' I • See 3".Cent . TaxCuthaek ..(Orange Couiity supervi!on turned lft lilllicipated 1-«nt tnerease in the county tax· rate for 1970-71 into a s.cent cut late Friday with a· Jast ditch aasault I'll proposed t'l!'ilal projeds. ~A welter "ot last mihute cuts and ,_djustment.s made accurate assessment :o! the new budget total impossible, but jt was · pegged lat< Friday by ad- lm.in.istrativ,e 'oHicials at $212,420,74&. That !;tally is $7 million below the firs\ general fund figure · offered to the boaJ'.d by 'County Adnilnittrative Ollie« Robert Thomas. The budget total does not ~Jude an estimated *2.1 million supplementary l>udget lor flood control, harOO. distrtd, 1ibrary, lire •protection and aP'l=(al districts. • : i;eV.raJ biU.rty dilendelf facilities !ell bY the w8y8ide i• the last day of • tun ..e.k <ii bddget lieartngs, . ' " -.. ,.....,,~ ' -~ILY PILOT....,. IW ll:ldlWll te•ltr _s._w__,.r<laJ-"-, _J~_:_Y_,i_:_s._t97'--0 --------'-DA_IL'-Y-"LOT 3 Meet Attm!·lis B·-·52§ C4,~llen'ge · €om:munist Drive ' SAIGON (UPI) -The U,S, Command ·•;nt an annada of BU bolflberl, toda.y aPinst what was described a the beginning of a North Vletna:meae attempt to drive American troops out of ,nother gun base .near the Laotian border. Paratroopers of the lOist Alrborne Di· vision abandoned fire support ;bUe ·rip. cord ln South Vietnam's far ~Wt!t ~mer Thursday after Josfng ,81 men killed an~ 34.5 wounded since July I. Now, military s<iurces saJd, the North Vl~tnamese have turned their attention to another lOlst gun baSe, Codenamed . Veghel, 11 mU~s southeast of Ripcord. Like Ripcord, 1t commands a view of ;:.Communist infiltration routes into lhe A 1 ~u V~ey from Laos. S~en lor the U.S. command said ~~m'1ers "'"' In thll momlag and w .,,,,... up to 150 tons ·of 50Nnd 750- pound bombs into a target 11'.U four pliles west Of Veghel, where QJe guerrillas wele beUevecl massing, , Geggel an<j a· thlrd 11111 base along the valley, Katherine, were apared serloys attack during tile 13-day North Viet· namese ~Ive qalrist Ri~. · Hanoi radio Kid the abandonment . or Ripcord wa.s a "'heavy defeat,. for the American para.troopera. The bomb.Ing near Veghel marked a· continuation of a steady ati;_eam of aerial ~ttacb against tht C9P.)munJat iuppty hnes in Laos and ln the 1A'Shau Valley as the Allies strive to"'pr!:yent an ~ed guerrilla offensive in the ·northern war zone. Tactical fighter-bombers· ·flew· strike after !trl.ke ThllNldaf,~ rrtday· qain!t North Vietnamese posltlOOI around the abandoned Ripctird bait ~ 1then: the B52l came In and dwnPt<f heavier bomb- lo1ds on the camp to render' it uaeJas.fo the· guerrilla~. ' Final budget figures will ' be roade available Monday. But board Chairman AltOn Allen said late Friday that next year's county tu: rate will be $1.64: per $100 of assessed valuation, 3 cents below the 1969-70 mark. ON LlnLE BAL ISLAND, A BAYFRONT INHABITANT EYES A FISHERMAN'S CATCH ·Reagan Miffed In Restoring Welfare F11nds Grotlll1 fighting !!! South VleJDam Ind Cambodia was repcrted }1gbt:-thls morn- ing, with spokesmen listing two battles from Friday in which U.S. Infantrymen killed 59 Viet Cong and North VietnamtSe. County building officials and depart. ment heads looked on grimly Friday as four projects were dropped from the budget. They included the proposed $1 million second site for a juvenile hall, the $1.S million building for the co u n t Y One of Our Satellites ~uperintendent of schools, $650,000 for 1 the construction of the plaza in the J M • •, !Jivie Center Mau in santa '¥& ,ind • S · issing • fG00,000 for construction Of municipal /! • c In the Santa Ana County wASHiifGTON (UPI)_ A 113 million ~.;:~:i;rs ted · bopp. the mall telecornmunicaUoos satellite was Jost in ill no in c mg Space Friday after gmmd ·controllers dget that $400,000 o( the construcUon fired a · small motor to nudge the space-~sts will be picked up during the coming craft into a stationary orbit )'ear by the City ~f Santa Ana. The spacecraft belonged to the Ipter. Further cuts imposed by the board national TelecommunJcations Satellite ~eluded more than 60 posts in several Consortium (INTELSAT) and was ... deSign- county departments. The biggest casualty ed as one of a network of spa~ stations iD that board aUack was the ·welfare that relay telephone and television Jig. department which has been compelled nals. to. ~~uce Its petSORllel budget by 31 A spokesrµan fo~ the Communications positions for a saving of nearly $100,000. Satellite Corporation, (COMSAT), lN· The biggest casualty in financial terms TELSA'J'.S manager and U.S. represent&· was the capital projects prwam wbicb Uve, sa,id the casualty oceured shortly was cut 50 percent to ·$f,092,000. ~fter the spacecraft's apogee motor was Earlier assessments by c t fired at 8:15 P.M. PDT. AdmlnlstraUve Office< .......... ~dn , Y "All attiompts to del<et spacecraft al~· d. ted ....... '""--A 1 -· ~·-m-nals have been unsuccessful,''· the COM· ica ~ ,.,....,.bJy Jncrease of the -SAT sptkesman said. "The period of bum ioog..70 generaJ tax rate or $1.67 to was to have been 27 seconds DaJa was aomewherebe1-nl1!13·andlL7'. ' ~~lved !or JU seconds. At.thaf'polnt,' Thal •dJu>Qnent !J¥ -become a ill signaJJ were lost." 3-eent cut and , it was estimated la~ The satellite launched Thursday night ~day. that similar budget reductions frorp Cape1 Keftnedy, was 6elng tracked will brmg about a 10-cent decrease Jn by C!Ontl'Dllers-at -Paumaleu, Hawali. and the flood control district rate and a Canarvon,' Australia when the Casualtf k:ent cut in·the •harbor·di.trict rate. occured:The controllers were attempting • . to ·switch the 1pececraft from a .transl.er orbit a highly elliptical path around the earth, 'to a s~onous orbit, i fixed posit.kin 22,300 mils above·the equator. Paluades Folk Cry 'No Oil' LOS ANGELES (AP) -~ dental Petroleum Corporation was grar\ted permission Friday to be.. gin drilling a test well in Pacific Palisades despite complaints from residents that the area has a his- tory of earthslides. A group in the plush Los Angeles suburb calling itself "No. O." No oil strongly protested against Occidental's drilling plans at a . public hearing two weeks ago. · The protestors have 15 days lo file an appeal. . Los Angeles Petroleum Adminis- , trator Arthur Spaulding ~said the : proposed well would be located in . a remote area of Pacific Palisades : about 600 feet from the neatest home. DAILY PILOT N_,itrt le•• H•l11i'•11 .... l ........ c.. ,...... ,......, c .. t. Mn• s.. ~ l)JIAHG& COAST PUl\.ISHING COMP'AN't Rob1rt N. W114 PruiMnl ..., P~o•i~ J1clr II. C1rl1y Viet ,.,...1oen1 ..... GtMr.i ~ lho11111 Kuwil EO!IO<' Tito"''' A. M11rplrih11 MW!tt"" E•llor llilh11d P. Noll S..1h 0<•'?"1' C-'f Editor ....... ... Cotl9 Me11: J)I Wut lay S!rwl H1~r1 •••"•: nn wu1 •tlbOl a..,1 .... 11'f 1,.19....,. 81Kh: m F«nl ..,_ H""ll"9tOl'I •ttcll: 17'7S hlcl'I 831111¥1 .. k11 Clf«W"hl: -.S HOtll'I li «;iminf ... , I Tbe cyllridtical aatell,ite weJgtied 3,12 ~tm and measured 56 inches in dla- meler by 41 Indies high. It was built by TRW ·systems, Inc. of Redondo Beach. The apogee motor was subcontracted to Aerojet GeneraJ. Atlanta Gunplay Leaves 6 Hurt ATLANTA (AP) -A man who had been standing for several minutes in the driveway of a midtown parking garage sUdden1Y pulled a Rf.stol and began firing -for no apparent reason,· Police said. Six persona were wounded, none Seri- ously, and <IOI.ens or late-night stro11ers and nightclub patrons were sent diving for cover about midnight Friday. one man wag grazed on the hand; the othen suffered bullet wounds in the arms and hands. / Minutes after the shooUng~loe ar· rested Hmy Mitchell Camp, 29 of sub- urban Riverdale and charged with six counts of aggravated assiult wtth carrying a pistol without a .u . Onetime Caltech Leader Succumbs GUERNEVILLE (AP) -Albert Bil~ lngs Ruddock ; former diplomat and board ctfairman of the California Institute or Technology, died Friday of an apparent ll<ar) attack. RUdd<tck, who lived near Santa Bar· bara, had suffered a heart attact Thurs- day night at the uctusive Bohemian Grove resart in Monte Rio. He wa., stri.ck- en the ~ time whi.le being taken to a San Frandaco hospital. Ruddock served ln diplomatic posts in Europe, China and Washington from 19ll to 1924, when he resigned from the For· ei,n Se.rvfct to enter business. Hebecamepresidem of~eSou~wut em Development Co. of Pasadena and the Unlvmtl ComoUdated Oil Co. He was boan! chalrinan 1t caJtedl from 1951 to 19111. Two IOlll IUJ'Vive. Poor Radio Manner SEAm.E (UPI) - A S.attle poUce olflcer who ran unsuccesafully for mayor last . year was suspended from the fOl'Ce lor lhrte d~ Friday· for UJlnl tile won! .. nigger" over the police radio. Acting Pollce Chld Chari,. R. G~n of Otk!and, Calif. 1ald Ross "Tex" Rod· dam Uied the Wtlfd t)fice Thursday to describe lour men wbom Roddman had atof>lled' while on palrol. Five Persons Murdered SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov. Ronald Reagan, abandoning a controversial plan to slash welfare spending by PS million, · One American died and six were wounded in Ille lighting. · By Bers~rk LA Gunman today sooght an alternative "which can- not be sabotaged by arrogant social work. ers." . MeanUme, Democratic legislators and representaUves of two Welfare worker or.. ganlzadons cheered the repeal or "emer· But Only Goad Mmk, Can Tree LOS ANGELES (UPO --A family ar- gument apparently triggered a knifing and shooting spree th.at egded with five persons dead and two clilldren W(lllnded Friday. Sheriff's deputies .iaid the incident be- gan when·Cleve Van Metcalf, 34, fatally stabbed his wife, Jonnie, 28, durinjf a faniily quarrel. Their daughter, Mary Ann, 13, was wounded when she tried to ·intenene. Deputies said the argument began when Mrs. Metcalf ordered him out of the home. They said the argument apparently stern. med from MetcaU's arrest July. IS on suspicion of molesting his children. Mrs:. Metcalf refused to prosecute. Then. authorities speculated, Metcalf grabbed a revolver and ran to a nearby home where he shot and killed Mattie Wlhon, :U, and Linda Walter, II. KIDNAP THREAT HITS ONASSIS A security guard, Cleveland Verdine gency" .regulaUons Reagan ordered to cut 34, told officers he saw MetCalf run lntc> back atteDdaDt care for tbe blind aged the second home and then heard .a seriel and d~bled. ' of shots. ':He bas been caught In hla incom- When Metcalf ran «>Ut carrying a . re-pttenct," said Coleman Blease, spoke.s- volver and headed toward a third home man for the 5,000-member Social Workers behind the one ln which Miss Walker Union, AFL-CIO. and Miss Wilson were Mlot, Verdine said Faced wilh the threat of a court suit by he pulled his gun and ordered Me.,tcalf a federally financed legal aid group for to drop his weapon. the poor, Reagan Friday ordered the can- Instead,· Verdlne said, Metcalf whirled cellaUon of the rules. He bitterly assail· and opened fire. Verdine said he fired ed social workers who he accused of three times at Metcalf, but the man es-sabotaging and subverting bJs campaign caped into the third house, where Per-to reduce welfare costs. ~:~~~id ~iili:s H~; ~S:e;~~~ c~~e~e~::~Y ili:'1t~%3g:0~:~~: in the hip. charged social workers with "terrorizing" Authorities said Metcalf returned to the most needy recipients tiy ordering the econd •--and U kl their aid slopped. ' •-se apparen Y lied He lnaisled the rules, -~u1ec1 to 1a~ himself. A revolver was found beneat.b ~--.. his bod effect Aug. I, were not intended ~ force A~U.. said all:<>! the victims w"' any truly deserving recipient out of bJ1 related to M_.·alt -·.--~•••. home and into a counf1 ~bolpt\ll w c"" .,, UUUJJ-e other nursing Institution. ' The Wilson 1girls ~e siltera of Mrs. "Apparently, the reguJaUon wu woJ'd. ll!ll;IMOSA BEACH (AP) -City of;.::ia~s are pon:!er.ng a promi- nent eathetlc problem. Is the alu- minupi can tree ln Dick Goad'• front yard ert or 11Jbblah! Goad lovingly moUnted more than 1,000 beer and soft drlnk cans in r~ting clusters on the points of a cactus-like· plant. The criUcs' reaction· wu mixed. .... "We were cited by a Fire De- part~ent rescue and Q.ivage unit !or dumping relu!e on private pro- perty,': Goad complained to the City CooncU. The Fire Department told .hlm to get rid or u by Aug. L lt'1 not junk ,or refuse •t all, Goad inslsted. t "We think we lhouJd be .......... a beautllloatlon award." Cowk:ilman Ben Valentine a· 1rte4. "I've Mil brOucbl lriondJ 1b}t to 19e Jt," he slid. "It's really terrific." At rPght Goad illwninat- " the ·lhlny, filp-top tree with blue ligbla. Metcall and..the 'Harily infant Waa the ed ip such a way they (social worker3) daughter of another Wilson .sister, Mr's. COU:ld claim they were adhulng io the ~b~~ilson, who Was n!)t at home at letter while they viOlated tbe spirit," be LONDON (UPI) -Det..:ti~es lllT"'1ed 1z==========~==~..,,.u,~·~t~ol~d~new~amen.~i:_ _ _! __ _:_· _.!:===::::::======~ a · 38--year-old 1 man Friday night In con- nection with an alleged ·kidnap threat against Greek shipping ma'gnate ~t- otle Onassis Ind his wtfi, the· fOnner Jacqueline Kennedy. . ~ A Cily or London Police spok~ said. the man, lderitified ·as a British elect· ron.ics engineer, had been·charged with -blaclanail following a •demand ·for '2.4 million. · The spokesman said police were called Wednesday to invtsUgate a teltphQne threat made to a director of Lambert Brothers Insurance. 1be company' repre- sents Mme Onassis Investments in Bri- taln, he said. According to the pallce SPokesman, the in!\trance director was warned Onas· si5 an$!:'1\s wife would be kldnaped if · the ransom demand were not met. The .Pollet !p(lkesman declined to give any further details. · · ' Assembly Passes Bill to Curb Smog-producers SACRAMENTO (UPI) - A ,blU estab- 1 lishlng a IJ)edal committee to advise the Public Utilities Commission on the en- vlril.nmental impact of propo.sed power plants· was approved Frday by the M- aembly. The bill cleared the lower house on a 41 to 2 vote, the bare minimum needed to send it to the senate. Oppone.ntt: charged the meuure add· ed. an "unnecessary" layer ol government and paved the way . le< copstructlon o! additiOl'lal smog-produc~ power plant.I. "We don't know what we're doing or what we~e talkli>g about," said Ass..,. blyman John Dunlap, ([).N'apa). ''I can't loot upon thls bill as doing anything but tncOUragiog the development of power plants." But Assembl)'ll\M John V. Brl@, (R- Fuller1<>n), the author, said the bill wu destgned to protect the natUrat env~ menL It would crtate a 14-member committee to consider the Impact a propooecl plant would hate on the environment and make • rocommendaUon lo the PUC. The PUC would ntain the !Ina! authority to d., termlne U tile plant woold bt bulJL Yes, We Got Bananas QUITO. Ecu1dor (AP) -Ecuador has shipped !,000 tons o! bananas to the Soviet Union 1n e1chana:e for i5,GQO ton• of cement, Ecuador'• A g r 1 c u 1 tu r e Mlnislty announced. _ t, . . . . -" ., - ~i1mmer CifJQps Ca11certs MO NDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STAR S ' . . . ,. ., .. . )· ) ON THE MALL AT FASHIO.N ISLAND . ' ' -· . ' .. N.ow .tfln( 1"!!i~ 31st . HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE FASHl0N ISLAND POP CONCERT ORCHESTRA JULY 27 PROGRAM-9 P.M. . . Fashion Island Overture La Peeklo Quasi Contrabassi Lara's :Theme Valentine Jalou_sle Tambourine (hinojs September Song Ballet'Eg'yptian Lisbon Antigua April jn Portugal Pooi People of Paris . ' West Side Story Overture Brandon Bova Bova Jarre Christine ihandon Arrangement Kreisler Weill luigini Bran~on Arrangement Bernstein Sponsored by The Irvine Compeny and Fashion Island Merchants Association In c.oopera.tlon with the Retarding Industries Trust Fund. ,J frH Family Night Movies Every Fridey 8:30 p.m. FASHION:_} ISLAND NEWPORT CENTER · P1clfic, Co11t Hlghw1y .._ Between J1mboree 1nd MacArthur h • & l • f ' • i I • • • . " I • i t ' ... : ~t . ' r t- • r~ ~! -~ I I t ' J~ulpit Tllo Mt11 Vento Uali.d Me&Wll& a..ru, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Men, wW have two Sunday mO(ning Worship Services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rev. Paul C. Biesemeyer has selected as his sermon topic "Mastering Our ,.F 1 a r s • • , Churcb School classls are at tbe;9 a.m. ltf'Vict onfy. ne First United Me&W1l CHrdl 2721 17th Stree!, l{un· tington Beach wiU conduct two worship services -SUnday • at 9 and 10:15 a.m. 1bt RtY. Edward C. Efny will be preachlng at b9th ,service!. New D)embers wW be received at both servicea, abo bap- tism.a. There is Church SChool cluaes lot all qu. Dally ,V1caUon School slal'U Monday thru Aufl\Jll 7th, 1:30-11 :30 1.m. '"The Strangenest ol Faith" is the title of the aermon to be preached by Or. Ray Gery at Clar111 Cllo.U bJ tho Sea located at 400 W. Ba1bol Blvd., Newport Beach. The. worship hour is 9:30 a.m. with Olurch Sc:bool at the same time. A Membership Inquiry Class ls held at 11 1.m. A,att Ave., !or Slmday, July Xth. Morning worship service is at 9:30 a.m. Qwrcb ldlool,is also ClOnducted at the ume bOOr. Casual dress is ac- ceplable. Mrs. Mary Jean Rovtn. just recently returned from Haifa, lm'Hl, will be speaking . at ne Blhai Center, 915 Victoria Street, Costa Mes.~ at I p.m. on Friday. Mrs. Bovln will be tpeaking on her ex- ptrleoces In Tbt Holy Land. "The Long Stretch" is the title of the sermon of Don A. Bassett, Minister of the Balboa ] I I a D d .Commulty United Metbodllt cmtdl, 115 "Head, Hands and Feet" is the subjecL of the sermon al Harbor CbrllUtJD .c k • r c b , · DMciplltt ol CUii~ D. W. McElroy, Minister. The con-. .__._ ~ O-~RAN ·GE You are invited to the . First Assembly of God, Church 140 E. 22nd St., C01f• MIN ~3761 -M. c. er.a&..,..., -~ ............... Mat-ning Glory . • a,30 AM F1mily Worship .• 10:50 AM a.,..c...._,...., .... J .... ..,... Revival Time .... 7;00 PM lft.CfWk.'-- I Ge4'1 "• hr HMll .. Wednesday ...... 7:30 PM,, 11w. '""' , Pll.SCH00L A•U JYa TO I 6~1 A.M. TO I r:M. PH. 641-JlJJ GLAD TIDINGS " ASSEMBLl.,OF .~D 111H • MOM~O:J.Ai.: ~':!C'l-........ I (\'I . ....... !JI ' Them•• lenwt111H, '•lf•r Se111 Mill•r, Mu1ic•I Dlr•rl•r t 141 A.M.Yu1•1, lcll1•I NwteryArtw•• Hrf9. All,.&: ·•N .,.,..... ,..,. '-"Pf ..._,-'ff"Y n :11 7:00 ':M.-"DJ'l••h• .t ,hftti" I ' .......... -.. . .,.,. n ... Cllrht.Jm ~••IC; r , I .... ~· '..-. .... ',;;.:.······· ~-• ' : Newl... ....,... · ...... -~: ~ .. 1tJI; ,., ''~ ~',. " ' .. HARBOR "ASSIMILY ~Olf GO' 7411 W. WllH11, Cotto MOoe ~ ; ~ ¥. L HDTWICI. ..,_ , . 14M1M ltOll•T I : sin .. J!.~h~, .. ~:. Miii..., ......... ' SUNDA.\' SERli:ICIS ' . . -. I \. -' ' • rtt,.';'' ~ ... 10:JO A:M.-''.AfftW lpl • r • , •I· ......... , : -" ' . J :H P.M.-''nle W• flf ... M11!f 1"' • ~ .. -• • ~ .. ,_ I COSTA ,t.IESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL • ~ ~ ~ °""""" . .. -k.....,...,_-s~-c-• .. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 650 HAMILTON. COSTA MESA Dow Roltem-1...n .. PNOCllor Sunday School • , , •• , , • 9:45 Trtiniflt; Uoion •••••••• 1100 Morning Wonhip •• , • , 11 :00 Ev1nln9 Wor1kip ••. ••. 6:00 Wedn1ul1y Pr1y1r M•1fint fer ell •t•i •...•...••••.• 7:JO ,. .... '42·9111 N1.....,Al"HySA ...... UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH 1212 S. L PALISADIS ROAD SANTA ANA HllCJHTS SUNDAY SCMOOL ......................... , .. ,, .. t:U A.M. MCMl:NINO WORSNl" .......... , .. , .................. 11 A.M. l!VININO WORIHI" ................................ 7 "·""'· MIOWl!ll( SIRVICI WIONISD.lY' h• ... M. • ..,, WllUI ,, (lrrla c11urc11 ""-MWin ' I FIRST FIRST CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH .,,......,....., ' Victoria & Placentia Ave. 1.1Mtttca1 .. ,,1sn 17t11 .......... '·'· I Costa Mesa R ... D-.H ..... MI.,_ "-' .. P'tietcy M-Mernlnt Worthip l :JO I II e111 D~;£·M=ll Suncl1y School , ••, •• 9:]0 •m ' Youth M11ting , , , ••• 5:]0 pm I •irty Wtnlll ................... :911. IJlll ktlltl ....... ,., ...... t :M ...... Pr1y•• S1,,,ice , • , •• , , 6:10 pm M~tnllill ••··--•. 11141 1.rn. fv1nint S1rvic• , •• • •• 7:00 fl"' 'lllffll .......... _ .. ,,.,, ... M. I ' v ............................... 1 "'"" N11,.-y AYellaMf ot el hn!Ctl Nursery Care Provided ' 142·2428 MMnl 141-'141 ' I ' ' I FIRST CHRISTIAN Cl>urch of tfi• D1ily WeN CHURCH NEWPORT UNITY I CHUllCH M1in & Ad1m1 Streots LtrwlO ........ I -Huntington S.1ch IS!h 11,,,lno, NW,..+ ha .. (Stnlll>r (Ill-lklMlngl Morlllflf Worihl, , ••• , , • , •• , , 1145 A.M. Sund1y S.Mel • , ••••••• , 1:10 l 11 :00 A.M. 11 .. 11 s~ho•I •••••••• t 141 AM I 0:00 A.M. Dtvotion•I StNict Yevtlri CHeupt •••••• •:OO '"' OP'l'ICI!:: toe w, COttt M.....,, N.I . lNllflf Wonhlp •••• 7:00 P/111 "'°"'' '4Mlll Nlll"M"f Cttt ,,.._..., If fl' _.,. DIAL-A•PIATft-'41-MJ9 Offlw. J.».Hff Olel o.wtlllltAI ... Tbe Fni~ CHURCH Of THI NAZARINI 1111.t Mll'Mllm St., Cotl1 Mtto I That Prays Together .... 7lfl ........ 1;11~• Wfftlt111t 1111\day klllool t 1• •.m. Stays T otether Morftll'll Wcnll" 111• t "'' 1"'""11tllc: knb ' J.11'1. •· W ........ )' •r1~ Mlfflnt 1 """· • ' • •111*-tlme. The Rev. Dr. H e.11 r y (jerllard, mlalster " u. IT•&alloct mttll each Sunday a1 IJ4rptf El..,,.ntary Scbocl, 4211 E. !Ith SI. Costa Meu. WOrsblp Is 11 9,45, I " Cllllrdl Of Jlelfclou ldacl1 Puteor ll<ioald White OI -Laguna C..,.. &Id. Nnpln llarbor La t II • r a I , t Laauna Beach, will IPttk • . ' . Cllard, 711 Dover Df:!ve. ~1 at I a.m. ud al 11 N~Beoch bas c-,• •.m. on !be OJbjecl "~ow lo his sermon title for SOodly, Dell with ~. Tbll Llwful -Bui b It Helprun .. is Uie lllC<lnd of • ltrit1 · ol He will preach at both the. lectures GO the ltMfal theme B and 10:30 1.m. wanblp ol "Vlclorlowr.Llvtoc"'. Thu,.. 1ervtoes. da)' lectures are IPOMOfed by ' lt ii VacWon Bible School the church in Clubhouse Two at Lelaure World, free of ,cbar1e ud open lo the public. • La!Mru a.rd! Of Tllo Master at • Paclflc View Drive, eor-dtl Mar oilers ~ 11 a:m.. Dr~ and Mn. W111-R. Eller will return from "VaCotloo ud or: Elltr , wUI <Jellver tho .,...,e, '"Prudtol •or Careless?" .,_ Rev. John P. Ashey, rector of Sf. James Ep. iscopal Church, New· port. Beach, delivered 1 lecture on the TheolOl)I ol the Holy $pirit Fri· day before a joinhneet- ing of Roman catholic and EpioCo}>al · C~aris maUCJ. Fr!" Ashey has bad a great deal of ex· Talcft PNt Rev. Gene Thomp!on will be the new head of the Religious Science church ol Huntintgon Beach, 420 10th St. He bas bad a lf•at deal of experience in the min· istry and iJ looking for· ward lo bis new post. Services are· held in the W'!'Den's Club al 10 :45 a.m. Time 1galn at the Westmlal&er Brtthtm Clllrell, !!ell Mqnolla. All boy1 ud girls from five years ol. aae lo ~ tOltrlng lhe 11venth grade may rePter iD advance for the: ooe week lflll!lon btliJninc Monday ind endln& July 31st. This year's theme is "Finding God '• Treasures''. Bible St¢es, pmes, craft.I, priul aDd refreshmenta are planned far the five days. Bible School starts at t a.m. and ends at noon. Tiie Ullled Chordl o.I perience In this field. 11e1111 ... Sd-ol u ... ...,:. ________________ _ "Our Missionary Heritage" is the sermog topic of the Rev. Robert H. Scanlan<!, GUeat Minister on Sunday at the Plymautb C.Osrtg:•tional Chuch of Newport Harbor, 3282 Broad Street, Newport Beach, at 10 a.m. worship Jef'Vice. Sunday School is held llolloO -will hold 111 regular Sunday m o r n I n 1 service 1t 10:45 a.m. in the Woman'• Club, 420 Tenth $tred. 'lbe sermon topic chosen by Rev. Gene Tbnmpsoo will be "The Way It Works". This completes his series of lectures on basic Religious Science Concepts. Rev. Thompson has given these lectures as a foundation for dlSSel he plans to Otter thb fill. Morning Worship i.a at 10:30 a.m. at ' 'Re 1 u rree tlo a Latlttran Cllurcb, L.C.A .• 9812 Hamilton <Brookhurst t1 t HamUton), Arthur R. Tingley, Pastor. Guest Pastor will be The Rev . Arthur Holst, Ex- ecuUve Director of Lutheran Social Services or Soulhtm California. He will speak on "The Good Use Of Tbll World's Good!". Summer Sun- day School sessi003 include Nursery care throuah second graders at 10:30 a.m. Third graders' and above worship at /Se! PULPIT Page 2) ' - -. ·-~ .. ,-. -. C::JalJU ·fn• MDU•• Vatican Denies • • , Wealth Rumors 11J DAVID MAZZARELLA U:ta Nlliif ,.,_. WtlW - officials runntne the Vatican's !inll!ICff, VATICAN CITY iAP)~The The llilcle ~ficolly WH ntwiJl9Pd' · di1t lnvestmeiit &• rebutta! to a book about Vallee ~ c1eclared Tutoday U 'lbt Votlcan'• wtalth b Y ii .not u w~y as some A"1mcan NlnQ.Lo Bello, 11The Jlllll)e' lblnlt ~ la. Gold ol the Vatle>n," and lo Swiu, German and Austrian It aaid throuch lb offldal publicatlOOJ that recenUy n.n ne~per U.t investment reviews and comments on it. capital inll.de and outside Ilily "It' is truly deplorable,• totall about SllJ million to L'Oaservatore said, "what for SUI million. some time bas been written Some eltinuitea, now ttrmed in too many periodical1 about ""'°' by tht Villein, Ila• tht fuwJces or lht Holy See, put iU wealdt' 111 'the billions gtving as trutK what does not ol ~u--correspond to the reality of QUtlG-a, the racta." 'Ibe unprecedented -The V.Ucan'a revebticm disc~ abed JOme light on were s k i m p l Y sandwicbld how much l!lCfteY the VIUcan between a Jong JX'OCession oC baa to nn the city-state and denials In the article. the activliles strictly related (t denied u "fartastic ex- lo It. lncludlnl synods and 1he Ecumentcal Council. aggeration" the c1alm that the Vatican's "productive Cli.pital" It added 'no substantial totaled between Sll.1 bUUon clues, however, to the total and flJ.a billion. worth of the Roman Catholic "Jn reality," it aa.id, "the Churth or of the many Olurch ageaclts and religious orders productive capita.I ol the Hol.y in Rom Set, lncludlni both 11an1t The ~tements camt ¥1 a desposit.s and investmerQ, in J ,500-word lead ar1icle in the Italy ind abroed, is far L • 0 s 1 er v a tore Romano. reaching • one-hun<lreth part ol that sum." Unsigned, the article ~ viously originated in, or was The Vatican apparently was • • tboroo1hty checked by blgh !Ste \'ATICAN Pa1 I) COAST CH UR .CH DIRECTORY . . . CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CE!mlAL Corona.de! Mar AffenJ :Jhe Church BIBLE CHURCH ' • . c.il'.iJ.R.CH o CHURCHES ~ ";,t ~~ o/ '/}our Choice llANCHD OP TNI MOTHO CHUICH THI JllST CHUICH OP CHlllT, SCllHTIST ' t: ,. Eiaphub:ing: -IN IOITON, MASSACHUllTTS The Pbn of God Ill • The hnon of Chritt =i "4 TRUTH The ,_., ol lht Holy Splrij ~ /"I°"' + Slll!dl'I' School ' AM A Cordi1I Welcome from Mo1nlnJ Wonhlp 9 •M 10:30 AM .... ,'-" .,'Ii THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' SUNDAY, JULY 26th Ew"l111 Sittt~ 7 PM W~y l lbr. lhlly ~ ~" and·P~r7 PM Coste Mesa-Flrat Church of Christ, Scltntl1t Nurwry during 1e1Vlce1 I~ MA1"" 1,n, •• hl•ncl AfuRYovthl'ropam COMMUNITY · Hunfln9ten l••d11 -Nor+fil JUI M .. ,_,. Dr .. c.tti ...... ' ~NmD COMMUNITY hllMr ScliHl-9:11 A.M. Cm. of Omtre and 23rd. St. CON®ATlllNAI. C UNITY METHODIST CHURCH ' . C....s.nt..-11A.M. Cott.I Mtu. METHODIST CHURCH ...... l--. HH .... Y ... Dr. "6fHt!I A•i. 142-4441 1,.,. fr.cl M,,..., '••f•r IJIA1•t. . 675·9,9i0 !1untlnglon Be1ch-Flnt Church of Chrltl, Sclantlst I I • ' t :JO A.M. Wonhi, Worihl, I Chtll'ch Scheol I • ·w.,.hi, t I. I O:JO A.M. I .. • Ollw 611 HELIOTROPE ,_.., klleol-f:JO 111:00 Seventh· Day I S111Hf•y School (,..,;" -Ee1f lluff W•rsitlp-11 A.M. a.di-t:Jt•11 A.M. Adventist Church Code M•t1 UNIVERSITY ...... RM-221 M.i1 Sr. I C~1rcll Sdieel 11 A.M • flR$T UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 271A...,.sr .. c....._. DI', P'l'l!llp G. M111rr1y, Mlnlltw Nawport hlch-Flnt ~hur~h ~ Christ, Sclontl1t METHODIST CHURCH l]J-12JJ 673-4GOll Miii ................. I 19th St. l J1•rli1r llvd. 11422 Cul.,,, Jto1~ JIOJ W.U. ' -·-Q11,ch Wonhip -t:JO l 11 •f Uni•eriity Drive ' a....•s....,IQMl-t111•11• ....... klleel •••• f:llAM Werd1ip l Church Sch1ol ........... 1111Yle~, Ch111rch Scheol -t :JO .. .,., .. W9"'", •• 11:11 AM lAtlenJ Church 141.'7727 t l IO:J O A.M. Nowpojf BMcft.Sl<oncl Churth of f,hrist, Sci..,ljtt r,..,. ........ WM .. 7:11 PM Laun• •••ch ' J1t1 .......... Dr~C-... M• C.tt1 MM1 North LAG NA BEACH ' a..11a.·....,..._.-.1IA.M. • MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH -a--HULC..Hwy. . THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH I METHODIST CHURCH 21612 w.,1.v D,;.,. AU .rt cordially Invited 10 a~nd the cburoh W•IC!M:I•• You. M111 v.re. I l1lr1r St. ift So. l•1•t11 ~ 549.2119 • , , .c;icu and enjoy the pri'i!Jegu of the Worthi, 11 A.M. IT. JAMU, JJtt \'19 au., N..,.,, ..... ,Wor1hip I Church School Ckureh Seho•I f:JO A.M. " Re1dlng Rooms/ ... I A.M.-HOLT IUCHARIST t 100 I 'IO:JO A.M. 49f.JDll . ':..·. • CWW ,C.. Presl•• AT ALL lhYICD 10A.M.-IAMILT SDY1CI ~ ' At.RINATIN• ·llTWllN H11ntin9ton lo1ch N,,....port lo1ch HOLY EUCHARIST I CHRIST CHURCH FIRST UNITED BY THE SEA .. TRIAL UTUa•Y AND METHODIST CHURCH . 'LEASI DON'T COME MO.NIN• PUYIR 1400W.11lbo1 llv•. ) . TO . • CllM C.. •t:N .... 2721 17th St. 5J4.JS]1 •71-1101 , ' ' n. a... Jea. P. ~II, Rll&Mf' St,,,icM -t :lO I 11 A.M. Worihip-9:10 A.M. CALVARY CHAPEL Tiie ..... hwW A. CNmft All..._ ltctw ,.._: 671 .. 211 N•nory thf'u JM trido • 11 Chu~h School-• Clil111rch School -t :JO A.M. t:lO I 11 A.M . If yeu •r• looklitf for en tl1ltef1te pretr•M, er tocl1! Jtr••flt•· ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. I lut If yo; t r• looki119 for J11-4•pth 11llile 1tvtlfe1, Clilrl1tie11 ftl• S.Men 7:JI I f :JO ~ k1teM -t :ll lowship, ind '"•Pirlnt 1plrit.cl wor1hip, yov'll lo•o ull To •ccom• T111ruclcry1: 6:JO • 11 •.a.; Holy hrs • ~ ' PRESBYTERIAN <:;HURCHES mod1to our 1rowiR9 church f1m ily w1 "ow h••• two Sund•Y Vic•, T11oRn.JelluW.Do ...... -..... 141.:IJJ6 1nor11fftf 11,,,lc11, fiJO 1114 11 ;00. Nurs1ry c1re. Corn1r of Grei n-of the . Coastal Areas vllle I: Su11flower, I ' NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Christ Church Presbyterian 141·2111 646-9112 ' I LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER lt11JM ...... l..._A,_1 H.-t..,..a..• ' 1 ... D...w L R...,., p-., 7t8 Dovor Or. LI t .3631 2900 Pacific View Dr. ....., w:-=;1 t:J~ A.M. Cfl.rc• k"°': 11:41 A.M. .JJarlor Ch.ridlian Church I Corona d•i Mar Offtw. 1J ........ St. "-t: 961-4941 . I ................ ,..., DR. WILLIAM II. ELLER Church of the Covenant TillRn.loeel•Wltlte,· O•NIWPOITllACH-llNMlpMIJ ..__, Mn. w.i:.,. CH .. ertn'n, Hll ,..,..,.IHd,C... M• I ,_...w.n:., MMtl11t R.,.l.ty H_,., lt••ll• f kkol E1 rly Wo"hip 1:00 A.M, I] Phon• 644-1664 htt A. l•rrto, ,..... \ Chri•ti•n E•uc1flon 9:15 A.M. I S11a¥w Werslllp: 1:00'& t:JO A.M.....C:..... ...,._.! f :JO A.M. 421 I. 1 ltll St,. C... M ... -Fe1tivo Worihip IO:JO A.M. 9:00 A.M • ....., WertM, , Plleee: 14MJM I • Momlnf. Worship 9:45 A.M. Nur1ory c1r1 &v1il1blt 11:00A.M. ~C..,_ St. Andrew's l'rftb~n Church , ...... N11,.. C.. ,,,..,... WELCOME lt:OIA.M. ,.,.,,._w...w, IOISt.A ....... I ... , owpottleecll Pltono: 642-2725 N....,Preul••• Q.tel; ~ ......... " ...... I WenM, •awe. W-1: i, t :Jt • 11 A.M • Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy '46-7147 I CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH St. Mark Presbyterian Church Mi1to11ri S'flilod C...J_.,,..,.......,,Drt... C.....4MI M• CHURCH OF CHRIST 7, ............ c.... .... . ,,.... ......... .,. ........ "-"-'· ,.,..., ,.... WenM, • Chrd Scll1•I t :Jt A.M. 217 W. WILSON ST4 COSTA MESA ' ........ 644·1141 Worsll(J Sttvlca: l:IS & 11 A.M., S\ll'IHy scr.ti t :• A.H.. llTWllN HA.UDR W fAllYllW Mull l fbla CWIM: t :• A.M. • I CHRISTIAN IUMIHTAlf SCHOOL ........ SUNDAY MORNING lllLE STUDY •••••••••••••• 9:45 A.M. ~11 . \\! SABBATH SERVICES SUNDAY MORNING WORSHIP & COMMUNlON •• 10:45 A.M. SUNDAY E\'ENfN~ WOlSHIP •••• •••••••··· •••• 6:00 ,,M. AELIGIOUSSCHOOL • PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH WEDNESDAY EVENIN$ l lflE STUDY ••.••• , , ••• , 71lO P.M. har~?.~ .~!?o~o temple .... Y ... DtfrM 1 Wor .....,, C... Iii ... c.lf. NUISllT CAO PlOYIDID I ANOltl!"'V C. ANOEltSOl>t, ""IOI' -0.M ..... t. S. Hlflt 'lllMW ldleol: At t·U -Mwnll'lll ...,..,, .. : l:OD. 111111 11:• ""' a.. meeting 11 M--M-P'riftco ef P1•c• Luther•• S1h••I -#1111 &th1r 011111, Prt1Mr,.1 StJlmll Epbcopal Church o 3209 Via Lido, Newport BNCh Phone: 541-5711 Doy or Night Office ~11e1 149-0121 Scfteel rtlo1101 14f.Oll2 For lnfonnation: C.11675-7230 SunJa'! Jay * TEMPLE SHARON • ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH tJ a 11111 Culver Drive Unl..,.lty P1ri<, Irvin• "911•111•lw1111111 .. tertt. /or feeverance ................. Rew ......... N.N...._ 617 WM HwJllw. C... M .. ' helky w ••• l :HA.M. ..... Wlftllllli' l :JI • 11 A.M. llJ.1211 ........... IJl4J46 All Jowhh f1Milio1 •r• invit~ t• 1•111 ft 111 trufv "'1111IR9f11I IAllATH lfttUN• Sll'f'ICll .. IDA1' • 1111 P.M. """"' ...... -................ CHUllCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE MARINE'RS C.HURC:H M6·11&2 ''"'''' Sh•to• O.olr -Oft., Sh•iio1t l41·14JJ " """"" •tec11 M..., CWO tt U~ Cllwrdil Rlffl• ~t. L• ... P,~ M-. D•'. -O"N..O SUNDAY SllVICI , •• ti i\M f'retftlor o T1tllol TiltOIOllUll lami,..,,, U Mlflh Attend th• Church of Your Mlnll!tt ,,. Allltf'I t uno.e, 11:.S.c,,, WWMIJ Sit111ct '""'"''"'"""'"'"" I. f ,lft. J undtr ~ ............................. • •.lft. Choice TMI lllLI. tLUI OI' NIW.-OIT llACN IWllllltl l ln"ktl ........................ '•·"" on Sunday 7 su .. •1twt .. 4 "fJ2H lw C:... HWT~ ._ ... ,. I. ~ -·-' ' • ' . • i l I • ' I ' • ! l • .. . ,. .. • ' ;· • ! . • I t • I I l • • • .. -1\ I ~olpiJ ~nd 'ew. . -. IContinotd f,.m Pale II the 18:30 a.m. servi'ce:t On SUnday the Rev. Charles L. Rose will be preaching on the subject of . "A New DlmensM>n" at both the t aiid 10:30 a.m. se.r\lieeS. After the service « worship Rev. Rose will shed bis clerical regalia and don the pt1> of a High Sierra trill hit~ along )rith 11 ol lhe lieDior High Youth who will be spending 6 days in the High Sierras. Assisting the minister with thlS back- packing venture will be ~ Colgren arid 8111 Hammer, two cl the laymen in the church. I Jl4eyer, ..., of Mr. and Mrs. Hetry Meyer ol Colta Mesa. ' There will be a morning teenagen~pro-teen s meet' for Sunday IChool in · an ·adjoinlng room. prayer service at 7:30 and The Rev. Lothar Tor..ow 9:30 a.m. at St. JoU Ute will .return to the pulpit of Plvtoe a.tU, 200 Orange CluiR Latheru Cblll<h, 1111 Ave .• · Costa Mesa. Sunday Vic~. Costa Mesa on Sun--,. school classes will meet at day to bring a aennon on 9:30 a.m. and nursery care the theme, "A Great provided. ,'Ibe EYC will meet Discovery" at both tbe 8:15 at 7 p.m: arid 11 .a.m. servleet. Vicar. -Ray Schltl8 cm.:ts the Rev. William Henry Hobbs, ... Bible study'-class, ·tliat meets superintendent of the Santa at 9:30. Sunday achool classes Ana Dist.rict, continues preacfl.. are also held at 9:30 a.m. lng in the Upu Buell Unll<d Metllodltfl~attll pul· pit. Pr. Gvy James Herbert· son continues his tour of So. America with the Methodist Student Team. At present they are in Santiago, Chill, working with Bishop Valeomela, upon bis personal invitaUon. Guest minister -at t h e • I ~ "Tbe compony did a mp-flop on. ~· retifflh~ WUlt JOU. 1:w.k.. -' Temple Slil!o!t GI Onage Coa.nty will conduct its regular Sabbath eve services on Fri- day evening at 8:15 p.m. and Sabbath mom!ng RrYlces, August 1, at 10 a.m. at 617 W. Hamilton, Costa Mesa, Calli. Services will be con- ducted by Rabbi Garson Good- man whose • sermon will be "The Birds Hold a Protest Meeting". Participating in the services will be the Temple Sh .... Choir direct..i by Mn. Denis Fenton. During these services the Congregation will celebrate and hooor the Bar MJtzval> Of 0.. Marshall "ls There Commotion Among Us!", a personal assessment oC the nature of Jewish congregational ure in tbese limt:41 will be .the sub- ject of the sermon at Friday evening services, at 8 p.m. in. Temple Bttb Sholom of Sant.a Ana. 'Ibe sermon will be delivered by Pr. Jooeph Kalir. pmessor of religious studies at CaWoroia State College, Fullerton. Prior lo his appointment to the atate college system , Dr. Kalir served as Dean cf Adult Studies and Temple Educator at Temple Beth Sholom. The Temple is kicated at 13031 Tustin A venue in ,Santa ,.,Ana, For further informaUon, call 5311724. Corona del Mar Commnity --------------------Cb u re b , Congrtpdonal Sunday will be Rev. John C. Heal cl Nonnandy Park.-------------------~ Church in Seattle, Wash. At VATICAN .• (Coniillued from Page 4) Including ta..i and otber revenue-producing holdings in its own name in addiUon to despomt.i ml the s to c t port.Ioli et, Since it had been widely Tht Rev. Richard M. Bush aasumed that the VatJcan's will preach this Sunday at holdings were considerably Tile Prtsbyttrl.u Cbardl of greater, t:Jie statement came tbe Covenant, 2850 Fail'view as 1 surprise. . Road, C.OSta Mesa. His topic Only three years ago, the will be ''Spi ritual ltaliari government estimated Acrophobia." Mr. Bush is Vatinn holdings in 1i-11·an pastor etf the Presbyterian ""' Church of the Master in the 10 a.m. worship service, he will speak on "Faith is Like the 'Picle." The church •is located at 611 Heliotrope Ave. St. Anclrtw'a Presbyterian Church, 600 St Andrew's Road, Newport Beach. wUJ hold services at 8, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Sunday. Dr. Raymond I. Brahams Will ·speat on "Oatmeal and the s.orter Catecb'ism .'' Woman's fellowship will bost their ,... nual ice cream social· ~ug. 5 from 6 to 8 p.m. Tickets will be sold at the door. Newport Unity Cburcb will hold services at 10 a.m. Sun- day in the Senior Citiftns Building, !Mil and li'Vlne, Newport Beach. 'The speab!r will be Dr. Max-Flickinger whose topic will be '"Ibis Is My Father's World." companies alone . at $1 6 0 Mission Viejo. An informal million. and last year an worship service will be held economic monthly said the at 8 a.m.: the traditiooal Vatican had cootrolling in-service will be held at 9:30 terest in 11 Italian compani·es. 'Mle lesson-sermon to be a.m. Church school throu""" disco··~ t all ~~~ • Tho art1t' le daun· -.a n.. e" ~ a ... IQ ... _.. cu ""' eighth grade will be held at o..t.. ch hes this •·-•• Vatican did not have "ma-°""'"•ce urc ~Y 9:30 a.m. is "Truth." Local churches Jorl!f participation" in any 1 and service times are: Finl Italian« foreign. company . "Forgive and Be Forgiven" Church of Christ, Scientist, It stated that ii owned 1.,. Is th~ toplc aennon by Rev. 2880 M .. ; 'Yl"de Dr., Costa than one per~ent of the giant Albeil llurke of the IJalted lllesa· it a'.m~ First Cllun:h <.Mootedl""' '°""""" Co., ~ .• Otmdt "of ',J!t!Ugioa• SCleoco • <I cbrist. Sci~ 8~ and Of ltely's bigest CD1COl'D!,'•"'GI Newpotl;-Swiday. Jiify 26, !'Olive· St.;1Huntiilgt;. B<odl, one peroent interest would bt • at 9:45 a.m. af the Ebell Club, 9:30 and 11 a.m.; First Oturch worth $1 mi!Uon at cumnt 515 W. Balboa Blvd. A ""°'d-of Christ Scientist 3303 Via martetprices. ed message by ErDest Lido N~Beach 9·15and ~e possibility was ~at the Holmes, Founder of the 11 a'.rn.; and Second 0iurch . Vatican bad Jot rid of lnltitute of Religious Science or Cbrist, Scientist, 3 1 O O IUblfantlal Italiab stetct pr~es Rev. Burke 's Pacific View Drive, Corona holdings. over the past three aervices for adults an d del Mar, years Another poosibility of the divercence between t b e VaUcan's announced and ~ wealth may rest in the defmitioo ol the "Vatican" economic observers in Rome said. Westminster 'Ecology' To Get Youth Boost L 'Osservatore opecilically excluded from its capital estimates the wealth of •• in8titutions having aim! of tbeir own." It gave as an · ex-ample the Institute for the Works of Religion, a bank in which priests and nuns and other religious gmips depoeit funds. The bank, which is located ln the Vatican, holds and in- vests the funds for the depositors. The article also did not In- clude in its discussioo of Vatican City wealth con- tribuUons sucb as "Peter's pence," made by Catholics to tbe Pope for the ruming of the Holy See. It also did not include the artistic treasures of t h e Vatican. which are priceless and to a great ext~·nt unsalable . ,,,, ecology·minded youtb of st. Edward Epilcopel Church are initiating a community Guitar Concert Set in Newport Sunday at 7:30 p.rn ., Bob Morley with his guitar will present a folk coricert. Reverend Morley was recently Director of Youth at Trinity Methodist Churdi in Ahabeim. His songs deal with today's ·world and its problems. He discusses the songs and •ns the discussion to the audience. He will be leaving this ar:ea soon t.o go to Ohio to form a folk singing group with two teclamation program in ex- presl?on or their concern for our erivironme.nt. Newspapers, glass bottles and jars, and aluminum will be mllected on Sunday, July 26, from 8 a.m. to J p.m. The community is urged to participate. All newspePf!'S (oo magazines), clean un- broken glass containers of aoy color (with labels and lids removed), and clean aluminum are welcome. Aluminum cans •:e iden- tifiable by their rounded bot· toms and seamless sides. Items will be collected at the c:hllrdl parking lot al 8912 Hazard Avenue, ·Westminster, cne block west of Magnclia. Jt is the youth i..rolJP'I boPe that this wfll 'be the ftnt im- portant step 1owards recycling our depletlng n a t u r a 1 Laugh It Off Wit Relieves Race Tension By LOUIS CASSELS Humor is a great lubricant for social frictions. But it ls seldom applied these days to the abrasive subject of race relations. Fortunately. µiere are occasional exceptions. And one of Ptem is RO.W• at hand in .tbt form cl ii delightful little paperback book e11Utled, '"lbe Care and Feeding of WhJte Liberals." (Published by Paullst·Pres!.) 1be author is a black minister of the Onited Churcta of .Christ, the Rev. Hubert G. Locke, director of , the ~ce <t! Religious Affairs at Wa)'nt ·sia~ Uaivenity · Ill Detroit. . Locke does not think r aci$J) Is a laughing matter. but he demonstrates in ·this book that wit is stilt a deadlier ·weapon than angry bcmbas t. He proceeds oo the premise that 98 percent of all "cauScasoids" are a£fllcted with the "psychological disease of racism." Some are untroubled by the ailment -• they are forthright, well-adjusted bigots. Others, however, • are bowed dowa with guilt. because they like to think of tbemse\ves as liberalJ but ·their fear or black peoplf: causes them to behave in racist ways . 1be most "hysterical" white liberals are fopid "within ' the r~ of ·the, ch~rcb, ·i· Locke says. And black mlliiants · have developed great skill in playing on the fear-guilt syadrome of white Churchmen. ' · · · '11t is 11signif¢ant that the demand fc?r reparationil:. (made· in Jame1t Foreman's 'Black Mui£esto') Wis' not- t.aci.e<f to the doQr _ of. the Chase Manhattu Bank or the gates of FortJ<oox,'' he said. · "If the Foreman Manifesto had demanded that churches and synagogues castrate their clergy as reparatioll f~ the npe of blact Women during the slave era. some theolcgian, bishop or enlighteped liberal 1aymu woold have striven to discover a theological ratiooale for ac- cepting the legitimacy of the demand." Locke offers several tips to militants bent upoo ex- ~loiting white anxiety by bei11g "as .i>rasively black as possible." His, advice: "beveJop the art or looking mean .• _wear dark aun glasses. at all times {this adds· to the overall ainiste~ of your-appearance)• .• whenever engaged in conversatioo with whitey, keep your hands in constant DlOliOA (whitey will f%peCt a razor lo nash forth from those moving hands at any momen~ and you Ca.JI .be certain he wjll not move a muscle until you have fiaished your argument.)" A11 this ls said tongue.in-cheek, o( ·course. Locke's real aim is not to play upon the fears of white liberals, but ro banish those fears by. satirizirig . them. For the crur or racism, as he points out in a serious moment, is the pervasive white belief that black people are "dif· ferent." Despite his needling, Locke retognizes the "bule deceN:y" of the white liberal. and sympathizer with their collliusion when they find that lhe goal of integration, to -which they've paid such fervent lip service, is 90 longer a top priority wHh blacks, who are riow . more concerned with achieving control over their o,vn lives and communities. Locke co•cludes on a hopeful note: The liberal white churchman may yet play a useful role in achieving 90dal justice ia AmeriU, If he-ca• bring himself lo admit that h~ even he. is afflicted with ~e diiease of .racism. The resources fur a cure, he suggests., already lie close at hand in "the tenets or propbetlc . Judaism and llisfuriC Christianity." Taken seriously, they're great .. shock therapy" fot peraonal hangups and S()('ial ills. II did reveal that tho Vatican's Congregation for the Evangeliialion of Peoples had distributed about $lO million in worldwide tnisH:ls in 1968, the money coming from (,:00.o tributioos in parish cburcbes around the world. other ministers. resources. The pti>lic it Invited for jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii a donation of 50 cents. ThiS folk c:oncert will be held u aNt Olurd> by the Sea located at 1400 W. Balboe Blvd., Newport Booch. BIBLE THOllGHTS IAllU I SIN: J•,u• ••Id, "-S11ff•r f,_mit) #I• littl• c:hifclr•11 •• c:orn• unto "'•· •nd fotblcl tMl'l'I 11ot1 of 1ud1 I• tf,, lli1MJclorn of 6o4," Mk. l tlil4, At•l11, he 1•id, "-l!C:•pt ye be co11v•rto4 •nd be• cO<fte •• llttle c:hildre11, ye 1h•ll 11ot •n• ter into #lo •l11td0fll ef H••.,t n," M•tt. 11:1. c.11 011yono , .... "'••• •••ffftlollh o'f J•1111 •l'HI STILL ••'t' • b1by, or liffl• c.hilcl i1 SINFUL •ml SE,ARAlED FROM 6001 A litbo; 11 lror11 SINLESS; l :f11, 214 1•y1, "-i" it tt•11t9,.11io11 of lh• l•w." H•• 1 IAIY ,.,,, tr1~19r•1 .. cl l1w? h•. ltr2 ,,.,_, "lut yoor 1-..iff,.-h••• 11p•r1tU betw11n .,, .. ollcl 'fOllt Goel', on4 your 11 .. ht'I'• hicl hi1 fo10 frolft yoit tft1t h• will 11ot h1•r.'' U11til o b·1bo, tfowt 111' 111d c.:orn1t1ih SINFUL 1c.h, h1 roM1ins o c:hilcl of Gord, 11 ho "''' ii-M1to SINFUL ACTS ••p•r•to o"• frorn Goel. A ~ ... , c•1t1Mt recel .. lllLE b•pti1"!, for ho co11't IE· l lEVE •11d ho 11•11't ltEPENT fh• h11 11• 1i11 to--toP•11t ofl. A b•by doo1 flot NEED .. ,.h,,• to ~od; ho h11 ....,.or M111 ••P· •r•tocl from God by SIN. "-\,1b, will not bl Iott ot1r11olly fir tfi1 1ifl1 •f OlHElt_ ,. •• pl .. Eali:. 11 :20"•f•to1, "Tllo tet1 I tft1t •i1111otlri, it tlioll dio. Tho 111n 11.tll 11ot \11or tfto htl•11ity of tllo f111tlriot, Mo/th1r 1h•ll t.IJI f1ffttr i101r tfto ;11i.11lty of tftt 1t11: t~o rl9ht101011011 ol tho rl9htoo111 11.tll H @r,°" h;fl'I , ollcl th• wk lrocl11111 of tho w!cli:1d 1h1ll li• 1,1po11 hlfl'I. 11 Ei•. 20:5, wt fincl th•t tho !11MC011t •111 111fftr 011 ••rfl. cl110 to tho 11111 of OTHlRS Mc•11to of 011¥fto11· "''"''' f1ctors. A drvnli:t11 f•tttor c•u101 hl1 whelo f•111ily to 111ff1r 01t 11rfh, but NOl ETEltNALLY. Yow <Ofl'lflttnh •rt l11 ¥lt.cl. YISlf Clt11rcl. •f Chtltl, 211 W~ WJtion St., Coif• Mo11. 'ho11t 141·1111, 646·176). l111t1 TV Ch111111I t-$1ricloyt, 71Jo, •• m. HELP US BUILD THE NEW 50 MmR OLYMPIC POOL ''SWIMATHON~' GOAL: N.L llNNIS AND SWIM Cl.UIS TO SWIM 1 MILLION YARDS 1568 MILES! GOAL: TO RAISE $87,500 WHICH WILL COME IN FIR·ST? WE NEED YOUR DONATION OR PLEDGE -'NOW ! Delatch •nd Moll To: Olympi1 Pool -Box 800, (01l1 MH• 926.27 ............................................................... ~ .. Nem. .......................................................... ..... Addm1 •••••••••• · ••••.•...••••. , ................... , , ....... , ••••• , •• . ......................... . SVPPORT l'OVll l'OVTU ·- ---..--,---~--~~ ...... ~·--- S1lunllf, July 2S, 1~70 [ DAILY PILOI' § . Stirring Up Feuds Anti~kft Pr.i.est,..editi,r ' Draws 'Critics • 113.Jl'ORGB W. po!INW. NEW YORK (AP) -A rough-house feud bu - out between an antHef\.bt Calhollc weekly, Twin ~. Ind a Roman Cithollc blabOpa' commlttee. .. Artlilr&f1 and higi>bandod ' tacUcs," the paper cbarced regarding the committee, ac-- , cusing it ol wurpinc power in the long 11.rucgle between west-coast grape growers and pick"'. .1be committee fired back tllal' the newspajltr b ad perpetnted a "gron fraud on tbe Catholic community," bad fanned the flames of prejudice and mistrust and bas done a crave disservice to the cause or truth and jUltict." Besides the run-in witb ·the bishops' committee, the paper • was in a tuuel with a noted priest-lawyer, now run- ning fur Congress, and also with a Jewish group. Assailing the candidacy of the Rev. Robert F. Prinln, . Father L)'ons' own church •is noi Jadicaa.iga_tblt the rtst 18.adert-liavolved ta lecllllGria1 of CDe bllboPI had ahlt in bie turned out. ...... W the m.l.nd. • • ~ , ~ !II' II •e .Ole ol the U.S. lllli!iPi' Ad . ptl ~. ii II I '°"°' )\oc Committee on tha Farin the •• ........-1 Im PI Y Labor Dispute -b·•tweea · ~" , catifomla gnpe .,.;..., 11111 "Lui -the eunmMlft, womn. . -bJ 'Al!lllllry Bllllop '11>e • conunittee o1 five J'*"" I", Donnelly o f blafioi,o earlier thlt year had Hardonl, OinD., "\""* bock, managed to bring ! om e sa~v·1t la iDcrilcW:ile that growers and .unkl\ represen-• P'-·:~ ~ ibel~ totiveo' M>g-r f0< the first 'Catllollc . -.S pubJilll ~h tJme, fe1U1Unc in several C'On-a ~ection ol wtrutN:. 1~ tractual .,.......,.,, the first .-. ~ and plain ~ik ia the prolonged maocprf•-.~....: • :.'"~ ....... t de adlock.. ~ u:--u,..., o Fa~-' -.._~ thol llO!ate lllo -tee fnrn "~ ..._,..... ---a.... ''their tinllber1 bi*Jp1 with the -.kers are"'" belllDd the the inlultlnr __,aloo" that orga1Ul11( tfforta ol union it bu ._.,.... · ~ is leader Caesar Cbava and ••to&llly Ill vart.ce~" wtlb the have no vote m tile mltter~ colnmitt.ee't ..t ad .. milin· but that UJey . 11111 t h • formed about lit. role or el!lfl~en are beioc -medialion and coocillltion." l01o it, with the lid ol the the commltloe ... c . biabops oomm!U... .------· .... "That the aame of the U.S. Folk R~ r__:.,,~ Bbbop< It beliig used in the --' camp&1gn1oor1111izethetable fw T-1 grape industry i • un-" .... Qjllll' .... ~ precedm~" be wrote. "We Tiie l'Sllsllile have mo . found 'it bitterly .-...rn nsented. •• ""'9A. o( Boston, in Masaacbuaetts' Wiii ... ...,...,. • .,.. ltoc:t latld third eongressiooaJ district, an He .said tbe committee .,_ Honr-oei1. arUcle in the current iJSue .. lntends to dedicate it& efforts ht•4ef·...., II. 7:30 PM of Twin Circle calls him •1 _J·"'~org~am~·un~· ~g~al~I ~thet.if~arm~~~-;·~~· ~·~·~o~"~"~,.~~ "mWtant a n t i ·a n t I ·Com-workers in America. There mtmisl" and says: "U there's ,a radical, left. wing point of view 1o bt es· powided, Father Drinan will expound it." Asked for comment, Father Drfuan, dean oC the Boston College Law School, a Catholic inltitution, dismissed the at- • tact as .. smear tactics," ,"""'1resectini his JIO'IUon, and said I "jt shouldn't be diel'1ified with a reply." He I cited sta-by ~eral noJed· Ca tb'o 11 c scholars praising his creden· tials and bis willingness to Ml for office. The paper's editor, the Rev.IF======""===='=======: Daniel. Lyons, a hard-hitting anti-C<mmuoist and advocate of using more force in the Vietnam war, said he opposed any priest seeking public of. fice -in line with a ~ bilhopc' policy. ' Father Lyons abo came under criticism cl the Anti- ' qellli1llioa League <I B'llli 'B'rllh. Iii bulletin aocuoed bim olr "st.ark aoti..semitic U..: -... quoling him ... WATCH NEXT SUNDAY "Thi• Is Your Bible" C""°"'tl Tl ot 10:00 A.M. f 5ob1oct; .''Q.UES.TIQNS .AND AN~WERS" "THE RICH . MAN AND L":'RfJS" SPONSORED IY: THE CHR/SlAOELPHfANS ,.11ng directors o1 the majCll'r~~~---·~~;w~.,~~====~ broadcaatiog networks arel l •~. dominated by persons ''with 't very Jewish names" :wbo ( "dl«Tbninate ac:iinst Oiti&-• ~ ... -1'-.I puk ~ are "misq-. ni . awn lf'"°"° . : attributed to me fa1tely.'1 ., Fatl>e< Lyons commented The South""'4's Mo11,lf:l.;,,,ijlll from his offices in Los ' Mmton.ls r.i. Angeles. "The only thina: I've MAUMXIUM • c,ou.1M&u1UM't.-i'•cw-nrew" · written editorially OU thiJ Wit -.; -, ~! &~~=.1:·~~~·~.,.~·, .... ~.:~1 TRE=·~ES~.,.~~;f ... ~th~-~~;!'~. O~RLO::..· __ · ltle networks ." • . ..._ ,_AM _.Ot r r lie called the antl:Semilic charge "comp~ false. For· ty pertenl of JD)' employts are Jewish." He said that the paper ii •tl'OllilY pro-Imel. Free Esdaata The natlooal weekly, found- ed in ·1967 to combat alleged departures from crthodozy Catholicism, ii 41Woed by a aul>lidiary of. tbe S c b 1 c k investment Corp., an arm of the enterprises of west cout millicmaire Patrick J . FrMrley, a bacbt of vstous con.wvative cauMI. The main eonflic:t with RE•UPHOLSTER C:~pletf! Seleetloto. •f l'al'wic!s l11ell141f119: Unens and Velvets Mmtw Cr•fhm• AIWays •• C.zyKOSK. I un NEwPoaT II.YD. , . COSTA MESA CN•r N..-J flY..COS.KEYI + PhHe M.2-1454 TELEPHONE RATE HEARING On Marcli 17, 1970, Pacific Telephone applied to ttie Call· fomla Public UtllltlesCOmmlsslon for rate lncreqea total~og ·$195,000,000 annually. · Hearings on this application have been sctieduled at var- . foua •locatfona throughout the state, reserved specifically !or presentation of testimony by members of the public. CounHI . ' for the Commission staff will be available at these hearings for any public witnesses who wish assistance in presenting' their :.-lewa. Jhe Loa Angefae liearlilg has been scliedufed for Wei:lnes- i:lay, August~·1970. commencing at 10:00 AM., In the Com- mlsalon'a f1earlng room ln the State Building at 101 SoUtti Broadfty. /f additio114I tkrie Is needed beyond Wedn,sday, the hNrtllg will oonttnue on the same time schedu le on ;rhuraday ·113d ~ssibly llao oo Friday of that same week. @!8'*.lil•phcne • \ ---- - -----------------------------. . .. • • . Ff --- 1 -Redlord In Ille Toronto Globe and Mall. "If ii '. ~re.n'I for. my: tranquilizers I'd probably ·, , be, on ·drfiss myself." Our JJa in SF. • ' ' . _, ~ r 'They Trapped the Jury, Ancl Costs Got Elevated By HERB CAEN SAN FRA'.NCISCX:>" -A Superior Court jury~ trapped 30 minutes· in a Qty JBall elevator, marched back to couft and awarded $100,'ooo to Atty. Arne Wercllick's client -• roao """"'d "'" ... arm In l ir-t7.": an elevator;. A pr'on}inent localite who suffen:ld a severe heart attack is off to *rael -much to the displeasure t of his insurance com· pany whofie moguls were NOT mollified when his doctor tried to 1 explain: "Lpok, for bim that's like a trip to Lwrdes!'" U.S. C\'.lmJMS, here a n d elsewhere, ! is now g1vmg cash awards IOI employes (or "ex· ceptional ,.rrorts." For instance, rtads the announcement, "a four· pound heroin seiture made without prior knowledge, which required the dismautling of an automobile or removal of the sides of a tape recorder, would qualify as a se izure ol excepUdnal value (award : $200- $400). Ho"'ever, the detection of several marijuana cigarettes loose in a bapdbag would be of minor value ~ would not qualify for a cash a..,,S" . _ . Not even if the bag was being carried by a man? Novelist.I· f!irrln Shaw, in the midst of , stormy divorce, upon belng as~ his age in a radio Interview: "WeU, I'm 54---unless my wife is taking half of it" •. _ BOO Grison. the V 3 n Nesst.aur<t.eur whose steaks are ag· ed like lioe wine. is in Switzerland _ turning down the top honor in bis business: Pres. or that Int'I Restaura.ot Auociation. Like most j San Fraociscans, he doesn't care 1 all that much about travel- ing .•• John Reynolds of Fremont, ! ~~!indgou~l~ta!;;::et:U no!'eef~~i I !he Chief of the Div. or Collection 1 and Refbnd is named Elvin L. Funder, who giveth as well as taketh . THE ANNUAL Celebrity Tennla Tournament at America's greatest resort. Del Monte Lodge, was a real bk>wout: a big box of fireworks es.ploded and blew off ' the emf of the pier on July Fourth. Aside from that, nothing much hap- pened except that an international movie star ripped off her clotlies and ran across the 18th green, vow- ing to End It All in the drink; she was •stopped tn time and ap- peared next day in her tennles, just aa though n«hing had hap- pened. Emcee Paul LippmaM in- troduced Claudine Longet as "a French chanteuse," c a re f u 11 y ~voiding any mention of her hus- band, Andy Williams ; t bat's because Claudine was there with Efrem Zimbalist Jr., looking ~e the cat who ate the canary. The weekend affair(s) was a benefit for the National Cowlcil on Alcoholism, which will net 11bout $15,000 from the $50,000 worth of a1cobol that was consumed, all for good purpose. And the ofiicial pro- gram featured a full-page ad for Old Fitzgerald, named for Barry or Ella. I forgot which. As for the brand of tennis, generally, it kept the fans busy at tht bar. ' !\lEL CORVIN updates the atory about a pilot asking S.F. Airport tower for a time check, .and hear· ing "Well, If you 're 'JIWA, lt'I 1 ~ p.m. If you're United,. lt!• 1~. hours. If you're PSA the big~nd Is oo 12 and the little hand · J1 . on I -and if you'rti Air Welt, it's Tuesday.'' Ot course, this "~ befort Howard HUBfleS toot over. Vlf!tll• of Our World, 1970 • • • l -0"' <'P"° • )'I, I ••• ••• {\·~1\'~··· 'We'oe deoefoped a machine that riot1!' . ---------- ,.r,<.P 'If we 're hijacked to Cuba ~II it coat extra?' --------- • \ SHADES .-OF ·OUR CC·C Awerica's ··Dream of the Great Ouidaors: ' -· • • I , • By AJINOUl SAWISLAI UPf J .... Wf ..... ' W ASIUNGTON ;:_'!'here is a 11111 hanly belief In Alper-folklott lllal the ..... to ·make a law-Qldtng,,productlve clthtn out of a dead end ·kid is to mbve him from the llU1111 >,lo the grtlt OU~ doors. '11111 faith In the uplilting properties cl fresh air probably reflecl! nostalgia for the hardy seJr~sufficlency of the fron- tJer and the feeling of country folk that evU lurks in the cities. More than a natkln's foreign policies are shaped by Its myths. The Job Corps was created in 1964 in large part because ~ members of Congress believtd 16 to 21-year~ld ghetto youngsters need .. ed to . get ~ of the city as ·much as they needed mnedial education, medical and dental attention and job training. FOR MANY lawmakers there was a precedent in the Civilian CoMerVation Corps c=> of the 19.10s. The !ale ErneM Swift, a nationally·known con- servationist, recalled the CCC In 1968 this way -"Three million bOys, working and playing, breathing the pure sweet .-ir of ' a Great America, and learning to awagger in the fierce joy or ae- compllsbmeot. and .coming manhood. 'fbousond.o of youngsten who comm<nced as enlistees pew up as doctors, lawyers, engineers and profe1tional coo- atervationitts." ROO«t A. Levine. a fwm« wistant director of tbe Office of F.conomic Opportunity (OEO), wrole recently that "many legislators had fine memories of the Civilian Conservation Corps of the 19.10s and wanted to apply the concept to the new antipoverty program." "IN FACT, the needa of the 1960'~ for vocational training did not relate too well to <XX: types of programs because conservation work provides lit. tte such vocational training,'' Levine Wl'<lte In '"!'be Poor Ye Need Not Have With You/' a boot reviewing the wvonpoverty. . "'Ille !act ci training fk the 1930'8, when many boy1 needed training las -tl>ey limply -jobo from •• eoonbmy that couldn't provide 'them," Levine wrote. ''In the alxties, tbe pro- blem was different" Btrr THE MYTH overcame what few waminp were offered against the Job Corpe: co~ by manpower experts. &l&gestions that uperience with pick, shovel and axe woo.kl do a young man little good in the mechanized modern job mariet were waved aside. Althwlh opeciflc skllls for which jobo existed were taught in the larger Job {))rps centers, 82 conservation camJ)' also were set up and more t h a n half of the male corpsm«i were sent to uiem to work and attend school. Job Corps costs were high: 18,000 plus a year per man in some centtn. The dropout rate allo toared: 65 percent al recrulta never made H to graduation, nearly 40 percent didn't last 90 days. During the Johnson Administration, criticism of the Job Corps centered on die cost ("more than it takes to s«ld a boy to Harvard," opponents Uked to announce,) and periodic scandals and violence in the centers. PRESIDENT NIXON all but promised to wipe out the Job Corps during his 1968 campaign, but bis objections were standard -high cqst.s and poor results. He didn't say anything about the fresh air theory. And Nlaon didn't kill the Job Corps when be took office. Instead, he took it away from OEO and told Labor Secrelary George P. Shultz to fix It. lncltlna: a major congreasiona1 nap. Sbulti cbed doWo more than half cf &he COOi!lel'Vation centers. He ~ took a mild ,swipe at the myth with the sugge9'ion "the premise that all enrollees should be assigned to centm away from 'their home com· munlty rather than in or nur It has proven queMionable." But he· atreaeed . efficiency and economy in defeodinf his decision. . A YEA.I\ LATER. Shultz •as 'IOM fn>m Llbor ond the Job Corps lllll was tpend1n& $C,500 per trainee )'ear Poll1tl11 D11d Ah11I. ·- ' J~.t, a Myth, o~ the Magic Elixir? ' . and 11111, loatng '• hllfl percentage of fecrtilJ: Department o!ficials cto.e to the Col'1' feel lmJl(OvtmeJi11 they have made are rubstanUal, but privately com- plain· ibey atlll are blmpered by the pallltCal necessity to -1nue operating the re.main1ng conservation , cent.er• in i>olalod lo<allonl while trying . to give the corpemen usefuJ training for real iobc when they get out. The Labor Department. however, re. mah~ commiUed to the "residential" concept of the Job Corps -the idea that the program is dealing with young men and women who are so deprived that they cannot make progress unless they leave their homes and are given . deceJX living quarters, food, health. care, sdlooling and job training as part of a single package. That, of course, is why the Job COrpe: remains U the most expensive government manpower pro- gram. Btn' IT IS falling back from the idea that it is neceswy to tr~plant. a kid from Harlem to Idaho to achieve results. Shultz ca.me up wlth tbe Idea of Job Corps c:enlers in and near big cities -which means close to b u t not part of the stuet life ~ recnJi.Ls are leaving, aod, more, important, close to the iOb markels ond training op- portunities of the cities. It may seen;i odd to many Americans that enyone would be up.wt about having to leave a ghetto. But for a lot cJ job corpsmen, their ~ighborboOO w.,a s the on1y world they know and can deal with. That might be a reason that 26 percent of, recruits never showed up at the Job Corps centers they were as.signed to. ' Apparently, the time has not arrived when Congress will accept any suggestion that fresh alr does not make good citu.ens. ' SHULTZ TOOK every opportunity to push Job Corps centers close to the cities, but always was careful to tell members of Congress the' conservation camps were safe in his ~partment's hands. In May, 1970, he testified before the House Appropriations Subcommittee that controls Labor Department funds and 'got this response from Chairman Dan Flood (0-Pa.), a Wilkes-Barre lawyer with a real devotion to small town and rural America. He complimented Shultz and noted, ''A lot of people who were concerned about the Job Corps were very uneasy about il5 future. It was being bruited about that this trarister (to LabOr) was a transparent kiss of death ." "IT WAS <\LSO being suggested that what was going to happen if the program did survive was that the centers would 800fleJ' or later be centered In the ghet- to," Flood. said. "EveryUtlng in the ghet. to, the ghetto again. Some of us have gotten a little bored with the ghetto. "There are many other .,,arts of the country where these centers, the good ones, have a service to perfonn and in many instances have certainly been effective." Saving Ou .. Environment Nixon Administration Moves in the Fight for Life By BRIAN 8IJ1LIV AN AP klMoll WfitWr Mid-year of 1970 brought two major events that could shape much of the fight to save the American environment throogilout this decade, ond beyond. One of them, President .Nlxon's sweep- ing attempt to coordinate the federal environmental effort, holds the promise of making the fight more effective. But the other, the . discovery of widespread a n d daii.gerous mercury poisoning cf m1µ1y American wat.ers, promiset that the ttruggle will be eve.a more difficult than many had feared. WHILE ANY benefits to come from the President's proposed ·reoraanizatlon are some time away, making this a p«ential gain; the mercury polluUon is an immediate reality and a major loa: on any xorecard ot man's antipollution race. In pulling togelber a variety of pot. lution cmtrol efforts now scattered throughout government into one new agency, the Environmental Protection Agency, the President ho~ to overcome the present system, which he said "often defies effective and concerted action." One phue of the reorganization plan should p I e a s e environmentalists - removing from, the Atomic Energy Com· mission the authority for setting radia· lion ei:p:isure standards. Environ- mentalists have long charged the AEC with · a conflict ol intere·St, promoting the OJe of atomic energy while being responsible for ngulating it. THE PRESIDENT also proposes com· blning air and sea research under a new National Oceartic and Atmospheric Admlniatration within the Commerce Department. It is being called "Noah.'' Unless Congress objects, the ent.ire plan goes into effect ln 60 dS:ys from the July 9 announcement Observers expect controversy over the AEC proposal. The discovery o( significant amounts of mercury in waten of at least 17 states takes on even more importance because tt appean most people did not suspect the problem even existed. Just how widespread, how serious, and what damage to human health may already have occurred, Is unbiown. And what of all the other chemicals ln the en· vironment? Merarry, the liquid inside ordinary thermometers, 111 a heavy metal that ill poisonous to humans. It finds its way to water, federal officials say, ln waste from Industry, from paper, chlorine. sodium and plastics operations. It can cause progressive brain damage, blindness, kidney damage, death. It can persist In water fOf 100 years, f:XJ?ft'ts say. Industrial pollution experts previous- ly believed th11t mercury did not dissolve in water, but sank harmlessly to tbe bottom of riven and lakes. "NOW. EVERY place we look we are finding sl.pificant amounts of ••• B11 Bf!ll Wicks l F ""' 'Can S.fty help me with roy MK Pf'Oiect·?' merarry," said one govenunent official. "we'rt only seeing the beginning of this problem." The mercury problem had ecologists looking to literature, noting that Lewis Carroll's portrait of the Mad Hatter in "Alice's Ad,·enture1 in Wonderland'' was inspired by the insanity that afflicted some 19th century hat makers who used mercury to shrink materials. Ecologists also refer to another work Of literature in discu~g water pollution -Henrik Ibsen's 1882 play "An Enemy of the People," in which a doctor is considered an enemy of the community because he cahs attention to local water PolluUon that could cause economic: damage to the community. Now, the ecologists say, things have changed and the new awareness of the need to fight pollution and it& causes is reflected in a remark by the mOOern fictional character, Walt Kelly's Pogo: "We have met the enemy and they ls us." But for all the awareness. there is still a lot of adverse ecological new3. -THE GOVERNMENT'S effort to ban lead lrom gasoline is in trouble in Washington and .the 1970 c~s .on the road have failed to meet exhaust reduc- tion standards. -If everybody stopj,ed polluting Lake Erie today it would take at least ii years for the Jake to regenerate natllrally. -The Seminole and Miccosukee In- dians have· teased exploration rights to 100,000 acres of their land in the heart of the Florida Everglades to major oil companies, posing a new threat to the ecology of the Everglades. -Further, Florida faces pollution pro- blems of "catastrophic proportions" in the 1970s, according to a state report Plans for coping with the problem are Looking at Law For Improving Enforcement From a speech by John Finlator, deputy director, U.S. Bureau of Nar· cotics ottd Dangerous Drugs WE IN LAW enforcement must have the intestinal f~rtitude to c h a n g e previously held •ideas and beliers, and to support new ideas and approaches even .t~ugh it may not be politically expeditious and may actually displease some segments or our own profession. Presid ent Nixon in his State of the Union message obsened that, "Oc· c:aslonally there comes a time when profound and far-reaching events com. mand a break with tradition." Our belief in the efficacy of severe penalty as a solution to all our social problems appears to be one such tradition. THE BELIEF that the growing tide or lawlessness may be stemmed by mere- ly increasing penalties has not been borne out Mere users arrested in possession of small amounts of drugs are frequently not convicted or are given suspended sentencts. Even where strong laws are appUed, the incldeoce of abuse oonUnues to increase. THIS SHOULD not in any way deter us from demal'.ldlrlg the rwUt 1nd certain lmposition of misdemeanor.type sen- tences for the drug abuser and · first offender. and realistic long-term felony · ' pl'bon sentenees for the criminal engaged in dru& lraUic. The Controlled Dangerous Sub,,!ancu . _ Aci now before the Congress provides a more rational approach to the problem and we hope lhat ii.! enactment will give us an tffcctlve tool, the better to control the dru( problem. ,,. I termed "grossly inadequate and tn- e£fective." ELSEWHERE IN the W<>rld, Egypt's Aswan High Dam is altering the marine eeology or the eastern Mediterranean Sea, for the worse. In Greece, Athet1! has been warned by a study group that residents will have to abandon the city in 10 years unless radical measures are taken to combat air pollu- tion. Of the positive steps taken, many, like the President's reorganization plan, require time before they can produce results. But as an i1tdication of the changing times and attitudea, there ls the new policy of the U.S. Army CA:>rps of Engineers -a group often considered as ... an e•emy of the J)eOl)le'' by con· servalionists because of the engineers' preoccupation with construction. Lt. Ge11. F. J. Clarke, chief of the Army engineers, unveiled the policy statement in Washington, committing the corps to "give full consideration to en· vironmental values along with economic, social and technical factors" in projec1-s such . as dam building. In Eugene, Ore., a vote on a nuclear electric plant demonstrated growing public resi stance to the Atomic Energy Com1,11ission's promotion of nuclear energy. BY 11,750 1o 10,892, the voters ordered a four-year delay in building a proposed plant. The voters did allow spending for safety and environmental studies. Two years ago. the voters of Eugene approved a $225-million Dond issue for the plant. The rejectio" involved issues that are springing up across the country -are nuclear electric plants really as safe from radiation and other hazards and as inexpensive as their supporters have long maintained? Also on lhe plus side of the en- vironmental scorecard , some beginnings are being made on recycling materials rather than junking them. -Firestone Tire & Rubber Co., for example, is building a pilot plant i• Akron, Ohio, for converting used tires into usable materials. If it works, Firestone says it will set up 10 plants around the country. -THE DEPARTMENT of Health Education and Welfare has awarded ~ $364.000 grant to the National Association of Secondary Material Industries, Inc., to do a study of possible uses of solld wa.'ites. It will focus oi. scrap copper, aluminum, lead, zinc. nickel alloys and stainless steel, precious me tals, piper stock and textiles. _ ~.. noise pollution, Citizens for a Quieter City, a group of business and professional people in New York City, bas designed a project aimed at substan .. tially reducing the noise from jackbanr mers, .automobile horns , sirens .and garbage trucks in a 60-block area of Manhattan. The gro~p. with a $300,000 Ford Foundation grpnt, will study how the noise reduction affects the at· titudes and well-being of the people who live in the area. --'"'IW- Sal u Ml oy, July 2S, 1970 The Comment Page of the Daily Pilot seeks to Worm and stimulate readers by · presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics of inter. est and significance from informed observers a n d spokesmen. Robort N. Wotd, Publiwr • - Hello, again bqys and girls and welcome to anotber Satur- day morning of flM and learn- ing wltb Uncle Len and hb friends Carol and Andy The old mail sack 9.'&1 really slim again th.is week , but 1 guess m05t of you are on vacation so you jual don't have a k>t of tlrne. Poor Carol didn't get a single riddle so I guess that Keanedy half dollar \\'on·t go to anyone this week. Uncle Len did get 50me excellent d.rawin1s, though. You boys and girls are not on1y good artists, but you can draw good arllsts, too. Remember, the Festival of ArtB In Laguna Beach is 1till going on so be sure and go v ,; I' I 1 ,. I 11/ 1 /"'I -----·-·---~- S.turf.ly, July 25, 1!70 T-eacher, 71,-·v otar Boroaco~ C•·eates Urge To Learn Pisces Shoul d A void Trip s I ' -' SANTEE, Calif. (AP) Ethel RtusnoW \vas 18 when the Yanks went to war In 1817 ~d the people of Paxton; ID., lWJled over their one- rOom 'Schoolhouse to her. She hasn't stopped teaching since. An oper•Uon for cataracts waa done aw~ quickly one summer, restoring her sight right ln time for school. The 11e \ llmtt of 15 for S&ntee school teachers is Wav· ed aside routinely for Mr.s. Reu5rl0w, a disciplinarian who dell*hts h e r second·grade pupl11. She drills and drlllJ -and d~lses It all. The boys and girls leap eap:rly Jntoc om pe ti live \.eilmJ, winning polnta for l1amtna ·En&:llsh. "I lftllli: you're going to make It, boy!" she cries out when a 7.year-old &roRU for the richt word. . "Yeu made u .. honey!" she smiles a millute later. SUNpAY JULY 26 By SYDNEY OMARR Her Sertnt Hl1llae11, Princess Grace of MOaaoe1 b very proud to have beta 'Mm 11nder Scorpio. So mad iO, ID fact, that slit ba1 n-e111 SCorplo parties •Ud b11 tile symbol of ber · 1lp OI beD 'wetrlll.1 •pparel. Her W&Ue11, of ceane, wa1 ac- wus Grtct Kelly ud bas muy ti lbe for t llrl&bt qaa!J.Utt of ber zodlacaJ allJI. O&ber celebri~1 bont u4er Scerplt include Robert Ryan, Prioce aarMt of Enal•nd, Marlo Tboma1 and Tom Seaver. ARIES (~tarch 21-April 19): Some responsibUlties weigh heavily. You gain mo s t thrOugh dlp lorrtaUc approach . Family affairs demand at- tention. Domestic adjwitment, via finances, is imperative. Act accordingly. ded nspoll!lblllty. Not wile to play 1ames. Face lnuta IS they exiet. You core out on top If m1ture. OUierwbe·, you learn leuo..11 throuab repetlllon. GBMINI (May 21.Ju~ 2G):_ Employment maltera should be dbcu...O, analyud. No Ume to duck m1jor luues. Facing flCts u they estst proves beneficial. Ne!Jhbor who w11 distant eoUld make friendly 1uturt. CANCER !Jwe lt.Julf 21): Some ol your dtslru may have proverbial wet blanket thrown on them. Key is to know when situ1Uon Is ftnish-- ed, Don't try lo revive put. Instead, concentrate on future, on personal pat.eftlial. .. VlllGO (AU&, 23-S.pl. 21): Your -hunch ll 1ccur1tt. Follow thrqb. Accent on lonf<ll.U.., communl<atlon. Smooth rOUch e(lge1. Reall:te many are lookln1 to you as e1ample. Strive to live up \o erpectaUooi. UBRA (Sei>t. U.Oct. 21 ): Give. full play to intellfctual ~~~i~~ :1ou ..::.r:.= Means strive to ldd1'e full potential. Accept facts as they ezi.st. Gain by woriln& with material at ~. j • SCORPIO (Oct. JS.Nov. 11): one yoo respect may act in manner wblcb la deprelllng. RtaU2e this 11 but temponry. Don't make somet.hinl out of nothing. Time ia on your 11ldt. SAG11TAlllUS Nov. :li- 0.C. 21): Doubts moy be natural. You don't have to accept everJ:thill& at fact value. Health)' sliepUcism i~ constructive. Ask questlons: Amwers will be (ortbcomlnc. aee it. Who knows, you may ~-------------------------------, . Says Elhtl Reusnow: TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20): L~O (JUiy ~Aug.211: You don't have anytl!log handed to you on • allver p;latter. Testa, challenaes and ques- tions are hurled in )'OUr direc- tion. Key la to respond with aplomb. No need for panic. Qcoura1e frtlh outlook. CAPRICORN (Dtc. l2Jan . 19): Stop playing games. Ac· cept re.sponalbillty for actiens. You will have to faee yourself in mom.in&. Older indl~ldual Is not infallible, but deserves r09peCI. R-nd accordln&ly. get a few tips on how to make your work even better. I'll bet most of you have sttn the movies where the cavemen fought against the ferocious dinosaurs. Did you know that fight could never have taken place? * PRIZE WINNER Linda Crouch, 11,;, 296 Bucknell Place, Costa Mesa Any child under 12: can enter Unclt Len's Art Contest. Here's all you do: (I) Draw picture on pjece of pllin, white paper $* inch!! wide and 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace nicture. Jt must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address On baci of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Colltest, Bo1 1560, DAILY PILOT, Costa Mesa. Wlnner will receive Kennedy half dollu~ "Children II~ excilement." Says C1rl Metz, her prln-- cipal : "She proves you ca n be strict and still create the darnde!t desire to learn I've· ever seen in kids. She 's the B.llbe Ruth of teachers." Cycle hlgh, but you have ad- Ann Landers Tonsil Procedure No human being has ever seen a dinosaur. and 0011e ever did -even in the caveman's day, BuL it makes exciting material for im· aginaUvefilms. '----------------------~----------~ Teachers themselves crowd 40 ·at a lime lnto the summer teachers workshop which she conducts for San Diego State· College. Said one : ' 'The phonics system which 1.lrs. Reusnow has devised -laying stress on recogniling letter comblnaUons which depict key ' sounds -Is being used around the uiuntry now." ,Still Operational AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 11 ): Regain sense of v1luu. Preaive needs. You 1 re responsible fOf your own 1c- tions. Know this, act ac-. cordincly. Avoid 1elf.dec:1p. lion. Double dleck. directions, Actually, the dinosaura. whose bones and teeth are the only remahls left to us, disappeared from' the earth over &o million years ago. The first lizard-type animal! appeared on the earth almo~t a quarter of a billion years go tiut lasted only about 150 million years. . Tht dlllOl8urs. when they roamed the earth. were huge and very ferocious creatures. Most cl Oun. though did not eat meat, they were called herbivores and ate o n I y vegetation. tbere were many soecies of the great beasts and they roamed far and wide. It is a mystery how they all disa~ pe.ared. The tnost common beijef is that cJu!ing.one pe~iqd of time, the food su pply became so low that there was no~ enough to feed them aod they aimply slowly died <lf starvation. But no one knoy,•s for sure. 'Fusel Oils' Ma y Caus e Han gove rs NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (UPJ J -Rutgers University scientists think they've put thelr finger on the cause of the hang-over and it's not alcohol. It is Cogeners. a largely Ignored ingredient in llquor that determlnes the severity of hangovers, scientlsta at Rutgers' Center of Alcohol studies said today. Cogentrs -sometimes call· ed "Fuse! oils" -are coi:nplex chemicals produced durlng the distilling and ageing proce11s. The entire current issue of the Quarterly Journal of Alcohol S t u d I e s . published here, is devoted to them. Chemically, Vodka and Boorbon are at the opPo!llte end o( the Co1ener scale: Vodka with none, Bourbon with the most That m11na.'the researchers said, that while the doing of simple tasks is hampered equally by liquor of identical alcohol content, drinkers of hl&h.CO,ener splrts remain Impaired arter the al~bol has di11ppe1ted from the blood stream. Lottery Doing We ll NEW YORK (AP) -Aboul aoo.ooo $S tickets have bttn sold in the state's special mllllon<lollat lotlery. Th• state Tu Department 11ld 'lllallay It wa1 pleued with the pace of W. •lnct ~e Ucbta were ollertd Jun 10. The tlckl!ti wtll be on ••le for three monlbs. wllh the dr1wlng to be held bte in Stptembtr. · Under thfJ prtie-and-proflt structure or the lottery. tlcktt. lllH mu•t brln1 In $S,787 ,000 to that 11,s1a.ooo -or 40 percent -can be rtturned In prlus, lncludlng a •t mllliol'I top prize. 'Ille ••tu:mmer special" lot· tery is btlna conducted alongside tht state's regutnr • moµthly lottery, All we have ltlt to remind .----------------------, reservatioos. --.. us they existed are tile bones HAPPY THOUGHTS we find buried M the earth. When you're all by yourself When man appeared on the earth about two mlllion years An4 you feel kinda low ago or so, there wtire still Think happy thoughts; many strange creatures roam-Picture icy cold snow. ing around," but the dinosaurs Th.ink of warm, burning fire were gone. Man hunted beasts On a cold win ter nigb.t ; None of them has more desire than Ethel Reusnow, · who spent nlChts ea ming ' her dearee at DePaul University in Indiana while teaching in Chlcaio schools. By choice, she spent 17 year! in a low-in- come Negro school and once took a loaded piatol from a girl who had threatened to klll another teacher. DEAR · ANN LANDERS: Our 8-year-0ld child missed 44 days or school last semester because of sore throats. and colds. The pediatrician sug1ested we ha".e her tonsUs removed. My sister-in-law told my huaband that removing tonsils is old fashioned and good doc~ tors don 't do it anymore. It burns me UP that he thinks thinks her word is i, PIBCES (Feb. 19-Mlll'Ch :IO)' Avoid unnect111ry journeys. ! Trying to etcapo oblllatlons leads to eompUcatlons. There l is pressure, but It could : boomer1ng In your favor. Messa1e will become l.n- creaaingly clear. like the wooley mammoth (a Or the sun coining up huge elephant with long tusks To aive of its light. &1d a coat of shaggy hair) ~ink of warm, cudd!y kittens; and the sabre-tooth tiger (a Stng a gay summer song , big cat wilh long curved front And the sadness inside you teeth 'for stabbing). Won 't stay there for long . &>me of these beasts we.re ,. w.._..~ 11.n ..iw -.. v1r1i.11 """',....,, un froten into great glaciers of IM-.VUI• 0r .. Mllflf'""" , ...... iw ,_ ..-11111 '"'" _,., ) d Ill IM llfff ..... -tMMtt. IMlt ,._, "'*"' ., -.,, ice and ~ .ect y preserve .. u11t11 ""'' .,., u ... c..11 .... c_.1....,,11• until today. Scientist continue to study '----------------------' the tale of the ireat animals and the fll'St .me11 in our world. They still h1wi many aosw.ers to find. This week, boys and 11r1s, do your work on the great dino&aurs or the life of the early men and animals on the earth. Uncle Len promises it will be a Very enlightening ¥°ll· ,, , ' ' Honorable mentions in this week's art conlllt go to Mary Lynn Ellis, Huntington Beach: Cindy Cantell, 9; Katherine Henderson. 7, Costa Mesa: Tommy Henderson, 11, Costa ' 1· \ 1.-fesa; Udeen POe, t, Foun- tain Valley ; Diaoe. Johnson, 10, Fountaln.... Valley; Ptul Aughe, 11, HunUngton Beach : Duane Wlernicz, 10'i2, co.ta Mesa ; Cindy Clark, I, Fou~ tain Valley and Donn a Bourland, 10, Fountain Valley. Hol y 'Father' Ma y Leave California · In her 54 years of teaching, her pup,ils also have been· the children of rich. but she renects "they all come out about the same." Her husband is an invalid, but• thtill son lives· nearby. "Jvlove teaching and never wtnt to· quit,.'' Ethel Reusnow said Wednesday. "Besides, I'm youn1." City Ordinance . Full of Hot ;\ir GULF SHORES, Ala. (AP) -A· town ord1nance mikes it unl111;Wful "for any hurricane to enter· In, upon. acroas or over tht corporate litnits or better than a pediatric· ian's .. Today the child has another sore throat and ia in bed with a fever. I told my husband I want to di,cuss a tonsillec- torrly. He said his slst~r knows what she is talking about - and that doctors sometimes suggest surgery beeause of the money. 1 think It ~ rotten <ll my sister1n·law t8 make this k~ of trouble In our f~ily. Are l1>nslllectomle1 out 'of. d~te? ..i... SAGlNA'W ARGUMENT [)EAR SAG: Thirty years ago tons.lllectomles w e r e rtiltfle. Tbert are fewer tOn11llectomles today because dMl&• bavt beeD dltc0vered tO control many lnfect1011s formeriy 1s1oclakd w I t h tOn.li1. But in some 111ta1ce1 t011s1UectDmle1 tdll are ln- dlcMed. 1eM ,._ ~Mltle• .. Adi Alllr, •l•-C..--.... 1160, c..... ...... c:.lf. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ the Town of Gulf SOOres , its police jusdictlon, or the air An Indian "Holy Man" from space above ii." Ufiilet1 your tl1ttr.J .. law 11 a pllysitlaa I 1u11t1t tbal yollr bu band not .. aettpl lier diagno1l1. A secODd pbyslclaa 1boa'4l be con1ulttd If your husband does nol .have the confidenct In the pedlatrtclaa. Md' '""" I ccmfllle 70-VlllYme 1'1 11 1111 Wfrl11 ... lftf'tca,,111111 to Mlrk Mel•. IOf t , DI WIMi.tt. Mlnltol)fo, C1nl4lt, tor 1111 cillftllorl: How de they measure all tbo1e miles to lbe 1tan? My, how we all lo•ed that TV program Star Trek. It whisked o u r imaiinations around and around the vest oceans of outer space. We stretched our minds lo grasp the enormous distance s between one star and the next. Even when the stories were a bit fancllul, this part of the program came from real facts that we know to be true. Naturally we wonder how our astronomers measured all lhoee milea to the faraway stars. lt ii hard to grasp the number of miles to tht sun's nearnt starry neighbor . Astronomers tell ua that It is about 27 mllllon million miles. This is tbe figure one with a tail of 12 zeros. The starship Enterprise has not been invented yet. So we can- not use it to measure the mlleqe to the stars. But astronomers kllow all sorts or clever matb trlcks. 1'hey use a geometry trick to measurt the distance or a star -without etJen leaving the earth, Whal lhey use Is a trlanale. Any triangle, of cotJrM. has three stralsht !Ides and three pointed cor- oer1. The corners are called angles. nus star meuurina: lrianale Is .,,.ctal becauoe 11 ls atupen- dous. It ia much too bll to draw on a pie« of paper. lls two sides re.ch all the way to tile Illar they wbh to meuurt. But thit 1lant acts like all other trianates. When )'tlU know a few thlnp about 11, you can Ugure out the r11t of it. 'Ml.at is, If you alrtad)' koow a bl! about gt0mt\ry, Astronomers cartfully plot the ba.. line t1t tbi bottom of Uttlr super l.l'ianale from the dlitance between the sun and the earth. '"'f they plol the two aidaa. They meet at the top, right at the star. There they form a pointed corber which is an angle. This angle is always very, very narrow. 11 tells how tall the triangle is and this tells how far away the star Is. If the corner angle i1 extra narrow, the s~r is very, very far away. If it is just a hair's breadth wider, the star is quite a bit cloaer to us. Scien- Usts have their own special names for thlha:s. 'lllis angle tbat tells the distance of a star i1 called the parallax . Astronomers al!O b a v e special yardsticks for measur- ing aky distances -beci.use our tiny mllea get lost in outer space. Sometime1 they uae the llght year. 'lllia is the distance that a beam of light trav1lt in one earth year. It equall about si1: million million earth miles. The crew ol the Enterprise may use light years to measure the distance from one star to the neict. But ulronomers uae something else to measure the distance or a ttar from the earth. It Is called the parsec -and ll la related to the parallu: angle at the top of that at.upendous triangle. One parsec is a bit longer than three and a quarter light yean. It equal1 about 20 million million earth mlltt. The nearest lltr to our tolar ,y1tam b one ol the Alpha Centouri trtphta. Its diJtlnce is 4.3 ll&ht Jean -which is about seven mUUon million mllu more than one J)'ll'llC. Anglea: att relalfd to clrclu. When you cut 1 drcle In pl .. lhaped .. ctl.... the anale.a are the pointed corners in tht center. Wi meuure a.nglea: In decrtt:s. they match tile llO eq'ua> c1e&rtts ll'llllnci the edge of a tircle. For finer work, each dill'te ts divided Into eo anglu t•lltd minutes. And each minute angle ha1 IO 1mall aoglH called second>. A star parallax Is always less than 1 t'iny 11eond angle Calcutta who livea with seven •The Jaw was enacted in 19&7, youna: men and women In a one year after the coastal Haight-Ashbury dwelling may resort town was incorporated. DEAR ANN L.ANDERSt have to leave ihe country after Ttie penalty on conviction i! Frtquently you print letters a fine of $1 to $100 or six from retired folk&. Perhaps overstaying his visa. mooths: 1t hard labor. you'd like to know how retire- A hearing on the case Of --------------------- Chirahjlva Roy, 57, will be held next Thursday, according to the Immigration Servict. A !!rvlce spokesman aaid the likelihood ia that Clllranjlva will be allowed to "Depart voluntarily," if he has the money. Roy. who baa a flowing while beard and a MtS!lanlc vlew of himself aa spiritual leader, seem! calm over the prospect of leaving his new land for his old, but h11 followers stem CN8hed. "I'm a teacher," said Roy. "Thou.Sanda ol ~le an over th! world know rne. I don't want anything. I have no preference where I live. If they' make me 10 back to India, I'll 10. I hive 1 wife, a mother, two daughter! 1Dd a son nvm, near Calcutta. ~'herevt!r l go, whenvet I am, it's an the saine. I have no problema." Roy once had 20 hippie! Jiving with him in a mud-hut villaae out1ide Cakutta. He came to Calilornia last August under the aPom«lhlP of folt- singer-turned-hlppie landlord LoU Gotlllob. "I'm here to ~e, free of COil. I dori't ,charge for my atrvlces. I od.y 11t ooe mw a doy, tlOOlttJma ooly ... meal •""1' \.,. clays. I teacli au Ille wb)ectl 7ou can conctlve ol. kn0w>ed1e with a capital K. J am power. &vtrytblnJ tbat ii lolnC to happel'I ti' ever,~ I know. Thlt b knowltd(t." One Collowtr oald that Roy, whose .youna ·followm ·Call ham "Father," "ii ne•tr 1lci, never tirfd. "We wwe c"'°Uc people when we came here. Now we're off druis. He takea back the etcape route1 and show• how hlppitl can control their eallttnctJ' • j Flower ClalW? Chancellor, a, 165 pound Gresl Dane. sees nothing unusual about his love !or flowers -especially car. nations. Ills owner Jack Davis of Wheal Ridge, Colo., .owns part or a wholesale florist and Chan- cellor ollen goes lo lhe office !or a Udblt br two, Davis says Chancellor bas his own sora and can eat all the now~~s he wants. Davis didn't say how much he weigh~. • menl looks to !IOl?ltone who lives In Miami and has had an oPPot.tunlty to obserVe at close range. • Retired men are a 11 members of the "Honeydew Club.'' It'! ''Honey do thia , honey do that. Honey, drive mt· to the beauty parlor. Honey~ take out the garba1e,." While" ai the rarbage, Mr. IF TODAY JS Y OUR ,. BIRTHDAY you love 1poPl1ht. You can handle responstblllty. But, very often, you prefer travel and variety to so\ld, ( stable position. If 1ingle, mar· riage could be on horizon. Retiree!~ meets a n o t h e r •member of.the Honeydew CUb "whO 90ld tfis company to a --D----~---- con1lomerote last year tor ___ e_a_t_lo_,_N~•_t_ltt_•_ 115,000,000. BRUZEWSKI And, or course, there's the Jf~n s. '"'1rW1kl, .w, 01 * co11-fDtn11. Huri1!"111M IHcl>. 01'9 DI I, daily ritual.: of driving to the ••tit. Jur, 11. 1w ..... 1hii iw i d•11..,_., !; k t he he Potrlcll M. HYm1.i' J\llllfh I nd IC1ll>• 1upennar e -W re 1etn 1ruuw11th J bl'1ttotr1: otto. 11tn-1• again e n c o u n t e r i the •no 1n11 R1111r11 4 1111w1: •Mu11t111 S!rlUTIPk69111, Gtrh'l/Cllo ~. Mi r• mllllonalre from the garbage. ,,,_, &tvrf\IN.tl, Sd1111 Trlpkelt11 • 1r1ndcl!l1drt11. .. rvltn •Ill a.. II AM He Is measuring tht holes Mand1Y. JulY 11 11 1m1tf!1' MMt1111"/. Jn the doughnut!. His final 1n11rr•11111, ''· Ro1ect1111 11111111111 : C-Nrv, llfl Ot .... lmlllw.' Mtr• j Purchase wil l be the six t111.-." Hu11f111t1a11 •11eP1, dlrtcltrl • doughnuts with th! smallest OLC01T ,. holes. It's wonderful, the C11v1"' "· oic.tt. ""' Rhonl l 1111, : H"'"tlfttl"' (IMCll. l<IMY-r Ir!' '"'"'· ,, lh:na• I person can dO When M•rll"' U.1 •n. 1"111'11 ~ ._lltlll'Ws: r ......... "•nMlo Wl'llt.,._ Olld .. 111111'1' Olclttlr ' he ham the time. .,...,._,, Nt.r1. Ml" 01cttt1 ~ '"'""": Din, 1..,...,., JoPlt\o lM; t 1r1"'6-So tell your reader1 in cPlllllfen. "•mtl¥ '"'"''h -.n.. 11 1 F'-lda AM The wea"-1·, A1Mr1to11 H11r1 .a.-1.1i.... s.rvic., I iw • • Ula" t A(!A Molld1y, ""'"" ,,, 11 "ttll "tmll' 1 wonderful and ptaple live co19,,r1t Fllfltl'•• H-. turlfl1 ot 11r-- '• ltrllolrt, C•Htor,.,,11. longer down here. It sure SCHRADER beata freezing to death up M•blt o. Sd'lrMtl'. 11, el' tiolS aest· l North so the grandchildren ... 11w ortw, HtwM1 "6dl. llln'fYfd .. h lrf Uulll!en.. Mri. Mery APlll Cf11u. I can inherit a Joed of dou.., "--' 1tte111 Nit. Mori-F1r1w·. and be buma. _ HERB w'""'" eaq, 1111«. ,1i1,., M••ll •• DEAR HgRB: Thaw ror tbe ciay·brl1.htettr. Is tht:r muU &I• rummy aJMI 1V do n 1'tre'! DEAR ANN LANDERS : 1 wu lnterest-ed ln your rJply to the wom1n who wanted to know if alcohol helped or bindered the malt'! ability to -rform ae1ually. You r answer wu rlplt on. Ann, but Shakespeue said It better. Act U, Scene UI Macbeth : Porter : Paith, sir, we were carousing µJI the second cock; and drink, slr, ls a grt1t pro. voker of three things. Mocduft: What tllree thinp dou dlink etpeclally provokt? Porter: NOMopatmina:, sleep and urine. Macbeth: And lecheey? Porter: Lecha'y, air, Ir pro- \'Oke1 and unprovoktS. It pro- voktt the dealrt but it takta away the perfonnance. Too much drink per1uade1 hlm and dlJhearttns him. - W. C. BUFF IN K.C. DEAR BUFl1': 81l1kbip1are 11ld tvef)'W•1 bt\Wr. nanu ftr U... retearck. Alcohol ~ no -tcu\ to todal success. If you thlnk you hive to drink to be ae-- cepted b)r 7our Ctlenda, get the ll<tl. Read "Booae and You -For Teenagm Only," by AJIO Lladon. Send Ii ctD\I In coin w • long, .. u.111- clreaed, ~d tovelope with 1""' '*Jutlt In "'" ol Ille DAILY PlLOl'. CHILDREN LIKE UNCLE LEN ' I , NrNl'l'llll, Sltlt tf W1thlflftwll S 1 9"llMkhlldrt11 • ...,,,IC .. 11 ~ ~ I ""'' Jul' ,,, l lllJ ~""' (Ill,.!. COf'Dflll d .. Mir, lllMMMlnt, l'tcfflc V~ Ctmt~. ..ttJ MIM111ry, CGrtlll Cit! ¥tr, •lr~rt. f tmltY tU,._H le ..... """" Wit 11'111 ..,... t trtb11i. 11 "'' All'llrlun Co tr it(ltfY, I 111AYER < A, H1rwoad T1141y.,, 711 el U0-C Art!\o' t! 1111 Sowlllt, lto1vn• 11111 • .s11"'1'" W wli., Mtrltn V.1 d""""'"'' Mrl. Mi r· • •1rtt T. WlllNn. (1+'"'1 et! Ml fl • llrollltr. WUlltm l .. N .... porf IMClll ' J trllld<~lldr1"1 OMlll'n, lldr41 ,,,. Nici Wlllte+\. llHlcitt tNI lnltnn.,lt ""'"' lrlvti., In 11111 ol IW..f'1, ftm-H' IYtltJh conh'1111/111M bll rnlde-·f. tll'll"rd tl""r Ille '7. DI HoM, t"-_,. Qilldrtt1'• H.mt S.Cl ., Clllldl"" $Hiik l11M tf otei!M\1. ltll Merfliery, Ctr-1111 Ml,, 41!•tettrs. • ARBUCIUJt .l SON • • Wettcllll M_,. • 111 E. 1711111,, c.t.a M ... -' . • • . BALTZ MORTUAlllD I . C... daf M• OR~ . • Colla Mt11 MI NIN , • • . BELL lllOADWAY • MORTUAl\Y r 111 8"61lu"li:lr' MOM • • j MtOOllMICK LAGUNA BEACll MOllT11ARY t 17" Lapu CaoJtl M. I 111-Mll • ' PACll'!C VIP I MEMORIAL Pill ' Ce....,. e Mlltl"'7 I 1111 Piclfle~ p.lft N...,.nllwl.~ ~ • I rt:ll FAMILY ! ! COl.ONIAL n1N&llAL ' '1111 :s .... I ' Waahnl ...... -I • 11 SHEFFER MORT\JARY Lap••-kl aa~t• :~i I • SMITHS' M41R'IVAlY .l m-11. Boetl•llW leld -·( I 8 DAILY PILOI Sa111rdQ July ZS, 1970 NEw YORK STOCK EXCHANGE S•mttiaries I ' • ' \ l .. ......----------. -·--------·--------·-----·------ l I • Jf.DAlLY flLDT ·• S•turd11, July ZS, ~970 I ' "" .,,•+ ..... · H()~eo~p.er~:~h~gri~~·~··Qyer:·L~-Ai:~pot't~~ N ~~:Run'!~Y , , I . , . " . 1 , . • , : , ; , , ,,. • / ,, 1 1 , ) • 1 n l tj ~· r , ~ . fps ANO~ (AP)+ ""'' c;wei'·110tr •ltn,dl,Y ~·--·!JO<• are llvon on .tran-oaent In five years ·wllllng 1:\o buy eao homes on illll noled tliil ··u.i cOmmt.iton ·landa11burterzonebeCween • "JJlildren hold lbelreato Wbeti rtniembi!1 "'"41o bt • -ffrll«, ~1 lbe !.l>!Jdden re> ' qlllliurs," W•. G oir,ey ··to !\UY or 1ry ,1o sell ·tbelr ~t and ~ , aurroundlnl wants to '/O• m<D'e than Jual •the airpori and .rurtt.eroway 'i.. 1 take Qff . aod; ~~ field •• I• ' , , . , 11 4;P ', the cUy· ,hlflth ,1 reJi~. , no~!•JUed·bOalea. , ' ',ne!Blil>omood -.ared ro ,&l.V• .J!.omOO"'.nera an aplion homes, putlibf lbe ·~.ulred "dilldreo vWting lbe.,.. jml! AJrpci;t : offielals say u../y ~ent'a ,nolse m~ to , ' Because Ibey Uke the Arid aoundproollnc olhomes bri!JI more bow~ than algba to move; 11\e)',.ant them lore-•~ to an Ulldelenillned ~ °.Jl!jt u;..t lo II ~!1.' ·""'-. nF.!' .. new runwa'y • .te !ti '!'<J~ In her bacli;ylld. acbools, e!imate and neighbors ,·-;-: a lielp insl~e'"-·~oean't o1 relief. . , . eel our. '; . comin""al use.• , ~ .. , c:GIDifllaln1 • J111Wt h .~d ·vo~ume 18"4 ~ • t J~khammer-.J~el most resld~ are reJ~ctant ~~~P tkids wbo want ta· play "COndemn tbe runWays, not 1 ~ eommlsslonm . say Flaurinf ti6~~:~ver get , ~·mother ot,fiw. prov kafety,.not daring 1o'. clil.Uer. that .ht..arlng eiperts to .Juve -ev• though: that ou"fde1 or men ;•llo ~ant-i.'~t-1-.r, ho ft\ '•i ;~ 11\ any they;u pay 'fairly apPralsecf anot6tr buyer, Jack Scbaeur ''Wibeo.'· ow b~ 7t7 ic"'e crowd older ruDWf.YS much: My ~J~.~~~ ,ear damage has targely been ~an academic mow .the lawn, tlier aay, · ~rt Jeiiea · ~ the ,~~ for tJie' hoJDe• -dis-~ .he'll p~J: ..U to o .... 1111' .....t. my wblle Jnore, 1 1 : wer .......,.. tmle. , que<t!On. They " '4Y they B~ an ' offer 1f""' the Los airport' coiruiilaslon· Dieeflng: , .... tirli .flie·: nblle ,factor In tJie ~-•miere'i JIO 'Giber ·.Perlian cit. wu f~oed ... Gowey, ,the blonde 0 Some of the dog1 ·4roond haven't ·seen a ·real estate AngeleS Atrpod. 'Comjnlssioa, ~·rei5~nce to ~Dini the a'pprallals.:.. anct.UM:tte: :way;!' be sigh.!!. . IOd rao ngbt out into a t 1 • ': 1 ' · 1 · ~ · ,7 • • • • ~cle .andwaskilled,'' '1· .. ·'·1 r,•· ~ · ;, :::. ;;·~ •• says another mo'ther'. ' t , • "Evidently she didn't hear lbe ~M .. '111 motorcycle." "Our dog Schatzie, .a German Shepherd, used to whine," add! the first mother. "When the planes went by she'd cower and shake." A 12-year.old girl down the street chips in, "it bothers my dog Trampy. He whl.!:npers and cries, and he didn't used to." These are the dire reports from Mth Street about the new north ruJlWay which waa opened this summer in their "backyaf'd" at Los Angeles lplmlational Airport. To the rest or the world LA International may be a jet-age marvel where 360- passenger Boeing 747s and other jetliners handle millions of travelers each year. As airport commission president Lemoine Blanchard puts it: "It's important to transporta- tion centers back East and to the people of 1,-os Angeles." But to 941.h Street it's just a noisy neighbor and about as welcome as a mufferless hotrod tooling down their child-filled shady streets. Residents blame It for everything for causing oncer loving couples to consider divorce, to driving nol!e-ter-~rized field . rats to seek refuge in their kitchens . Jet noise, the residents asserted is causing headaches, keeping hard-working ·men awake al nights, making babies cry and puppy dogs whine, and bringing unwelcome and scary rumbles and vi brations. "A lot of couples are snap- ping at each other and maybe there will even be some divorces," thinks Esther Schauer, who says her family of four l! going to move to a quieter JocaUon. The airport defends itself by pointing. out .it's been at its'slte near the Pacific Ocean for· a long ll{ne -ahead of most" residents: And t 'h e airport commtuion president says homeowners must realize one thing: "Los Angeles International Airport is going to continue to operate." But 14th Street residents fire back that the airport used to be two miles away from them and cater to more sedate propeller-driven planes. "Nobody ever thought oI jets when we moved in 1$ years ago," laments Mrs , Roy C. Niebuhr, who s a y s otherwise families ·1o:ve their ranch·style homes close to schools and shopping etnters and usually graced by sunny skies and refreshing sea .b_fee:zes. "When we flrst moved here a.is: yean ago watching the planes was a source of en· tertalnment," recalls Mrs. Ronald J. Gowey. "People put out lounge chairs." The new runway puts the busy airport's jetliners 750 feet closer to Nth StreeL and only about 500 feet from their backyards. The runway strip, running paralle1 to t h e backyards of the south side of MUI Street, replared 'Yhat Toashnasters Elect Stuckev • · Richard D. Stuckey has been installed as president of the Blue Flame Toastmasters, Club 2717. Stuckey lives at 2!1(11 Via Marina, Newport Beach. 'Ibe club meets e a ch Wednesday at 7 a.m. at , Kaplan's Restaw:ant in Costa Mesa. Anyone interested in joinifl& may attend a morning meeting. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL __ G,.u .... 10 ... e,,.._ .... ~ MATTQISEI e • MATTllESSES IOA11 -Tl\AILEIIS b ........ ~ .... • Ctlta Mtu Mtttret1 Co. 1111 N...,.n Blvd. UMrly 1·1303 Ilsa Upholstery Uberty 1-4781 IJN illWPOIT ILVD. • Beach & Pool TOWELS Wm1 J1c,ura .In a_ss't designs and col«s , •• lrom Tropic Sea5 to 2 99 Pompeij .10 fl!Wllr Patch. 32"~64" size. E1tk 1 Wlfll StriJ11 tn ~ss't ~l· tractJve .ettech in popular hrigtit ltOIOfS. 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Or subject to a great 5'h G'tl, loan asablnption. Tex- as sized bedrooms, 2 baths, freshly 'Painted inside & out. Forced· air.heat. fireplace enhances charm of secluded rear living room1 built-in dream Jtitcben. Landscaped to perfection. Lovely swim· pool, cov- ered ratio, loads o( decking -lush tropical setting. (9101 540-1720 . . MESA DEL l\fAA-5 BEDROOM ! · ;J27 (t, patios, one enclosed-ideal for outdoor family fun &.entertaining! Massive stone fireplace enhances ch·arm of living room . Plush cloud so{t carpeting, drapes. Built-in luxury kitchen, full dining room. Excellent area....:tastefully landscaped grounds, Prime location. (9360) 540-1720 wl~!Lfa~~~f~e;tar.3 ~o~:Ou~A!~ur~!~ed & filtered swim pool. 4 ~drooms, ~ separate baths. Wrought iron fenced patio, eleg~nt fireplace. Built • in dream kitchen with finest appli(Ulces & disbwash· er. With small down paymeµt you can assume G.I. loan &. make· payments less than renl Prestige lo- cation & priced far below replacement at $34,500 ! Hurry-(9245) 540-1720 4 BEDROOM! $32,95n-:5 \'4 % Very spacious\home with a full dining room, builtin rgou.rrnet kitchen with range, oven & dishwasher. Separate office. Shows like a model home ! Im- .mediate possession! Subject to GI loan assumption-. (9305) 540-1720 27 ,FT. fAMllY RM-$29,000! MESA VERDE A rare lind in greatest & most convenient location ot Mesa Verde -walk to everything! Talk about gorg ous landscaptq_g -W~ is truly a tark-Uke )'ant, with figs, lemoh ~~flpe arbors, rose•gardens -on.ty !eeing is believing. Completely remodeled & freth as a daisy home. All electric buiJt-in kitche.n with dishwasher. Handsome bar dJvider between family .room .:.... there's rooi'n tor a pool table ..,.. ideal' .tor entE!rtaining. Natu)'al brick fireplace -much much more. Very low down payment movse you in! (9383 ) 540·1720. SUPERl:ATIYE LIV!NG-5 BEDROOM $39,950 Very spacious (2588 sq. ft.) ot hixury • large family livi ng. 3 baths, family room. Banquet dining room, all electric "Award" Medallion kitchen -finest built· in appliances. Exquisite fireplace. Will le ase at $300 moDth or sell this exceptional family home! Call to see. (9249) 54().1720 COUNTRY LIVING! ~ ACRE -$28,900 Where ftse can you raise horses, chickens, have a vegetable garden & still have all the city convenl~ ences at your j'Finger Tips"? Right here in upper bay near Newport Beach. Nice home with loads ~f charm on huge deep grounds. Best of terms avail- able. 540-1720 FABULOUS "SOL VISTA" $28,200 6.1. Very spacious home \vith master .sised bedi'ooms, 2 ~aths l huge separate family room lWaiting those sJJ1'Cial occa&ions. All electric push ~utton' built·in kitchen, fireplace. Best of financing-alg:J;ost nothing down Grl. or Iow.Jow down all others. Plush carpet· Ing, custom drapes. Patio. Artistically landscaped.& ,neatly manicured lawns. M0-1720:. • · LDVnY 2 STORY--4 BEDllOOM-$21,950. On a huge comer lot-neal' everything; 2 baths, full d.inin&,.room. Inviting firwlace lends charm to sunny Jiving room. Pool siz~ e:rounds. Patio. Prime Ioca· tion. 54().1720 4 BEORM. • $29,950 -LOW. ,DOWN! Very, spacious family home with many Iuxftry added features, 2 pullmaft baths used brick fireplace, all electric "Aw.ard" push.buiton built-In ltitcbe11. Plush carpeUng, custom decorator drapes Ir shades, heavy sh1ke roof. Very low down payment. Ow°"r desper· atel 54G-1720: ·· LOVELY 2 STORY--4 BEORM-$28,95'-&% Sitting pretty on a l•rge corner }ot ! Neai-major shopping & schools. 2 baths. banquot ·sixed dlnmg room. Elegant fireplace welcome11 all to aunny liv- ing room. Pool sized grounds. Patto. hillje loca- tion. ,Su bject to 61'>% FHA loan! 540-1720: , Yi ACRE PARAlllSE.-llEWPORT Horse paradise -people too! ~. acre of lovely grounds. Strikin' modern home with 4 bedrooms, dining room. Split level view lot with Anth0n7 pool, cabana & dressing rooms, firepit. Lovely atrium entry. 1deal for executive ettertaining, d.ishwasheril inti;r com. Water softener. 3,b$ths1. See it--you' love it! Submit all offers. ~1720 EXQUISITE "IRYINE" $35,200! Prestige location -executive home with 4 b~ rooms, 3 separate baths, large family room. Onl~ · 31h years new -looks like a model home! All elec- tric "~ward" kitchen, full dining room. Inviting fireplace. University Park -exceptional planned community with pools, tennis etc. Patio. (84f5) 540-1720. BEST BUY!-$28,990-6~ % LOAN It's a beauty with criss-cross windows ... pretty sh~t· lers, heavy shake .JOOf, in a lovely professionally landscaped surrounding. 3 klng sized bedrooms. full dining room. large family room. ?11any decorator dream features artistic use of wall -paper-paneling. Finest kitchen. All this for less than replacement. Prime location. 540-1720. ATRIUM "GARDEN" HOME King sized bedroom!, 2 baths large den wittr.-sliding glass doors leading in to lovely. care-free yard. High cathedral ceilings in. living & dining rooms. Atrium courtyard entry. Beautiful garden kitchen --. with pass thru to patio-ideal for entertaining. dishwash- er. Washer, dryer, refrigerator & water softener included. Exquisite fireplace .. Park-like yard. (9337) 540-1720 SEE THlS-6 34 % G.l LOAN-$29,950 Very spacious home with twin sized bedrooms. 2 baths, Jarge family room. Plush new gold shag car· peting, beautiful kitchen with all the finest built·in features. dishw asher. Massive . fireplace. Fe.need· pool sized rear yard. Lovely patio. Expertly land· scaped .. Sprinklers. Finest & most convenient area. (9426) 540-1720 , 5 BIG BEDROOMS-$39,000-6.L ' or Fl-IA terms av~ilable .T means no down or lilitUe down and youl monthly paymerits are Jess l.han rent! Majestic 2 story home with a lovely p,atio -(45 ft .!) with gas BBQ. Charming coachman lantern. 2 baths, built-ins, dishwasher, plush carpeting, drQes. Dichondra lawns, exquisitely landscaped, Super sharpl (9330) S40.1720. $29,950-7 Yz% LOAN! Across fl'.'om a lovely private park -near 2 club bou!ies. New deep pil e carpeting-like walking on a. cloud! PrivQ.te walled in community-walk to golf course. A kitchen to please any particuJar. "Queen"· prize winning "Award" kitchen, dishwasher. Full dining room. Pool sized grounds. Near all schools. (9416) 54-0·1720 VACANT-START PACKIN' $37,000 Lovely like new ~ sq, ft, home with space un- limited! Master sized bedrooms, 3 baths, huge fam- ily room plus full dining room, all electric instant maid service kitchen-built-ins galore-d.ish"°asber, natural wood cabinets ... Fireplace, Heavy shake roof beauty! Private area with pride of ownership. 2 patios. See thfs one now! (9554) ~1720 What are the 15 Costly Mistakes to Avokl ilt SelH111 a Hbrne? WW..., •• ff, ... , ......... ... ................. u '" ,... "" ................................ Mew. 9'111 c_,..n, M.•.a .. -.I ,,._,II Z.1nne, ...... ......,_. .. -.- .......... ·--, •• tt-. llMrf· A REAL "SHOW PUCE"-4"'% . Very spacioµ~ home only '4 yrs:. old E 'in immaculate condition! 'Well landscaped with sprinklers front & rev. Gorgeous· kitchen With Nu· Tone .f~ center, bunt in BBQ, disbwasher. Decked patiQ. Near schools It shopping. Present annual % rate 1oan on property may be assumed! (9522) 842-66i.l 4: BEDRM $28,500-tL--flfA J£RNS Here's one that will be love at first glanCe! SO easy to love &: easy to buy! Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home with many deluxe features. Lovely fir~ f,lacer-<fream built-1n kitchen. Near St. Bonaven· ure's parish & College View Schools-Marina high area. Almost no down G.1.-Low down all 'others'! (9517) 846-06Q4 4 ·BEORM + POOL! $26,450 Very nice area-ou"landing l{ll"ge familyJiome with 2 baths, family room &: a gorgeOus pool surrounded b)". maintenance free landscaping. Bdilt~in dream kitchen, dining room. Heavy shake roof. Short drive ~ch-s~rfer's p~ad.ise! See it now! (~) PRESTIGE $25,250 G:t-:flll Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath. Deep pile carpet· ing, custom drapes. Gourm.et'' pride kitchen-finest built:·in features. Country Club living all year round with lovely clubhouse, pools e~. Near all schools & shopping. Family room. No maintenance-just r~ lax & enjoy IUe ! 962,1373 A "WINNER'.' f!ll·G.!. TfRMs • & priced below replacement at $33,950. Vuy spac- ious .. Meadow Home ... Owner must sacrifice-it's immaculate with beautiful enclosed -patio. Profes- sionally, landscaped. Texas sized bedrooms. Indoor carpeting in patio. Loa~s ol. extras. 962--1373 lllVE UP TO El;QMU! POOL PARADISE v~ spacious (2800 sq. lt.;)Jillme willl -,very JQ,Xury you ye dreamt of possesslOit.?:!'Dter tbrU: the luxur-- ...ic>Us 'Det Piao e.ntry hl\ll-:-24 ft.-very impressive -520 sq. ft bonus room. 4 bedrooms. 4 batbs. Sunk· en BBQ pit-seats 24. Exqµisite executive swim pool with Health Spa, Desip,ed for executive Jiving & entertaining-Jar below replacement at $49,9501 (9573) 962-1373 WALK TO BUCIJ-:-1~~ G;L lOAN · A410ual % loan now on rproperty subject "to assump- tion-your monthly installme~)ess-than rent! Very spacious 4 bedroom. 3 bath hOme with large family room & a never ending view! Many custom features, dream kitchen, inviting fireplace. Most sought after floor plan-shows better than a model home. Below replacement ·at $34,500! Low-low · down payment! (9475) 842-6691 • • "SUN & SEA" WCUTIVE . . ' Enchanting atrium entry feeds to this well planned large famlly home--ideal for entertaining! Ertra large family room-extra baths, • bedrooms, ex· quisite built-Jn kitchen. Try $38,950 with excellent terms available. J4Uo.ll 11111 lllACH BLVD , ...... .' .... Mutt! 5124 !DINGER ................ M6 NM HUNTINGTON llEACH "FREE PONY"!! • MONTH Of AbGUST llllY . 13uy a Horse Ranch from us and·tecei"' a be$U- llM pony! •llM .u ...., wlrlH·tt c"* "' First come, first serve MN .. • lie-. Ith• t.tMf ..W. W.t42' .. , ......... ....,., ........ .,..,. .... '"" ""'' '" ... ·-· BRAND NEW ~ ACRE .HORSE llAllCHES ' ---~--------_::::::::,!._ __ _,I in one of the best areu of Norco. S bedroom,. lam-,.. lly room , fireplaces. Builtlns, Coqipletely chain link TAR BE LL RIA~ ESTATI , CO. fenced, '27,'® with best terms available. M$-IMJ9, P.O. llOX JW, J6Jl.J 11Nch·8lvd. Huntlntton Beach, Calif. '2'47 MINI ESTAJE-$32,5081 "99le ........... ..,, •f Y91ff ...... • > "11 t..ttJ Mlntl• '• Anl4 111 s.11 ... A "...... Huge well Jandscaped r grounda-room for every- thing here-zoned for horses. -3 bedrooms, 2 baths, NAME · · • · •·• • • • · • • • • • • • · • • • • • • ·-· • · • · • · • • • • • • • · • I large family room, plush fireplace & .<i&rpeting, ADDRESS drape1, handsome light fixtures, bull1°i'ns, dish-.······'·'···'··········''·'''····''• ! washer. 2 ah"I conditioners. Jmmediate possession! CITY ........................ STATE .. , ....... I (~) M&~' , ' '--------------·• 2429 Hamner. •tfORCO 2955 Harltor Riv.cl.,· Costa Mesa 540-1720 "-;:;;;:. "~~~ ..... , ' 5. OM IY THE IEJVTR' SEA!! . Exquisite W ""1.te & out. Plenty or breatbinz space in ~tliif 4li!illblfuJ 5 bedroom, 3 baths borne with formal ·~ room. huge family kitchen with pub bUttori. huJ.h.m features. Low down payment.- -i>resent"annual ,,-.rate subject to assumption! Try '33.l!llO. ~l . , *q '-.-Vi:LJ.°"-6-LOW & LOVELY · • ramblili( GM)tiol home with space. luxury & com- fort for 811! Submit all terms-no down G.r. low dow1fan others. Owner must Jeave area! Very spa~ ioUs bedrooms~' 4 f>ed~room, convertible den, 20 Ct. pab'o, Gorceou! finis~ed. gar~g~ ideal for teen P.ar-tl,s ! (Former tract model home office). Elec:tric btillt-fu! ~tC!ien.;,Every thing .ready for immediate 1"1"~sion\ l'l'l""J right at $3ll,950. 962-1373 . 36 ti. COVtfto PATIO!! $26,000-5% % A;~~ % rate lo.an of 514 VA assum~tion-your pay-. menb loolc leSf than rent) A sparklmg neat "Dutch Haven" home with spacious bedrooms. 2 baths .. park-lite lantscaping surrounds the huge enclosed & covered pifk>. Used brick fireplace. Dream bui1t- in kite.hen.' Short drive to beach & near Aquatic park. (9548) 846--0604 , , 18884 •rookh11nt Folllltaln Valley • 962-1373 i L TORO .• LAKE PORIST . ' MISSION YllJO · SPECTACULAR VIEW! LUXUaY EXECUTIVE -5Yz% • 1Home -with a , never-ending view of Laguna BeaC~ -the Blue P8cific! Beamed ceilings thruout. Ovefl: sized bedtooms, 3 separate baths. huge family room,· 2 patios. Nestled in the hills. Beautiful fireplac*\ workshop .. So much here. Very low down -subject , to a great FHAi_aMual % loan to be assumed! Belo~· repl~cement at $47 ,750. !130-6060 • i,!L . "SHOW Pl.ACE" 10% ON! Ver.l' spacio\11 ~ 'pedroom , 2 ba.lit", family room home wl(ti a lovely heated & lllleyed poo\ surrounded ·b1' 4eck1ng & a Jacuzzi tberapeutjc Sea. Lush JandscaB: inc. Cove'" pa ti~. 26"!1. fainil>' foom, built-In 1gour;: .piet kitchen. disb~asher. Low down payment moves )'QU•in! {1llal) di-ooeo ' I I _,. AT APPMISAL! $33,500-6 %-POOL! There's a 8 ~ loan'llow on property which may be as· sumect ,or buy wtth your G.l. eligibility \Yith almoSt noth.ii?g down or low· down -·all olJiers FHA! Ext,rem.., Jy1 nice area of 'M~on. Viejo. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, flmily room...,... aCljacent the all electric "Award" kiY · chen, Elecant llreplace. Fenced swim pool. lmmedfale possemon!'(9142):830.e-060 . "PLAY IT COOL" -$26,500 -VIEW! Centr(ll air corlditioner! King' sized bedrooms, 2 sep- arate 'baths 1a'rge family room all electric push but" ton .built-in (re8m kitchen, elegant firep1ace, seclwt-. ed rear living· ·room overlooks tbe li¥hts, rolling gentle bills Ii mountain view! Carpeting • very plush- -custom drapes. Large covered patio!' (8651) 830-6060 4 BEDROOM + PRETTY POOL $28,$oo-G.L · or FHA !erm;t--means very JitUe ca~h needed-no dow.n G.1.-closing costs only or low down all others. Very iwaclous 2 .bath home. Fully carpeting. Seclud- ed rear Jiving1 room with inviting fireplace overlooks the .heated p60}:: Beautiful covered patio-loads' of decking. Hi~h in charm -low in maintenance. Spend your idle hours relaxing 11Y t~e pool ! Hurry' (9568) ~6000 . SUPER SHARP! $29, 150-6 Yi% , Prlced1 far belOw replllcement on today's market! <=ompletety adr conditioned,. King sized bedroom.1:, 2 baths, family sized kitchen with ''Copper Kettie'.' charm yet, all the ipu1h butt~n electric built-;-U,, features. Dish.washer. Lovely v1e~ of Lfguna Hillt. Subject. lo great I~ assumption at 6~% FHAI Best MWion Viejo frea with everything near by! UG-6060 . . • SIWIG-Rl-LA-$31,500-fHA TERMS ! . 1t1oat beautiful"landscaping you've ever seen! Exotic Japane1e garde111. professionally landscaped ~ looks like a -20th Century 1arden of Eden. Custom decor ln1lde lo out , apacioUJ bdrms, 2 baths, lalnily room, plu1b ·carpetinf, drapes. Dream kitchen, handy bµilt· ins, dishwasher. Only 4 months new -better th,an new -just move r\lht in & start to relax. & live. ( 91~) 830-6080: ~' HORSE tOVERS-$29,950! Lovely home with charming guest hou se. Oriental de~r' inside & ou( 2 separate baths: new carpeting, exquisite fir,place, ,fUJl dining room. Approxlrnate Y.. ac·re of grounds...:....ideDJ for horses. Submit all :\rades--owners anxiOus ! (9574) 83().fJ060 23331 El Toro Road 830-6060 ''WE SELL A HOME EVERY 27 MINUTES'' ' HOLDER OF THE NATIONAL R,ECORD FOR HOMES SOLD IN A WEEK ! ·' , . • . • • • . · . ..... DAILY· PILOT Stturdll, Jub 25, 1970 Quosti°"' \ •nd Commtnl , I :·>.•" By " ··.:"-( ' , :'>-:~ .. Rlalt'!'. Ra~dill M~~ardlo .. .< ;. Q~1tion: ZOning regul•tion1 •re unf11r. I own '· , &·Pi-of thlt 90od Hrth Ind should be oll ... ed lo ... UH It ( wltnin l'telort.I •• I cftoote. .,. · It it true tl1o1t 1•m• cltlt1 don1t hive zoning • ~··fews? Why do"'!• hive to h•v• th1m?_ 1~ Do you nffd some city offlci•I to tell you whit ·you c1n do with you.r property? C. 8 • .-... Co1t1 Mesa Answ'er: The right to use one's feal estate Is be Space Age 'Thinkers - Village .Near Freeway Pacific Island Homes Easily Accessible Oranae County'• ftmous vacation feature_s are leading to lncrea~ numbers of Vjsltora tO Piciflc · lsJand Vllla~e, at.cording-to .. Paul Marti.ft, sales . aJent 1t the active 'adult detetopmenl{alop Laguna Niguel. •" . "We 're seeing many. peopJt who have read about w, but haven 't been to the beach areas untJl qow." Martin claimed. "This type of traffic does us a favor , though, as more and more people realize that it Isn't necessary to live a million miles from nowhere to have the wonderful year- 'round climate the Soulh Coast has to offer." Commuting to work is an easy matter, Martin explain· ed. adding that "Owners here find that the surroundings are totally rela:&ina when they get home f~m work. T h i 1 de.velopmel)t ·Is, designed for people who ~ are J!QW lfOWD.' and' ;•tf bave lound that they 9on'l nf9<1 a Ja:rge . hoine with all.Its cbor,I".'' All boll\es ""are. aituated for permanerit views over the Pacific Oceln ·Qt the m0U11t.aln canyou to the east. The com· plex , has its own club and recreational f a c i 11 t i e s in· eluding a swimming pool, Jacuzzi whirlpool. p u t t I ng green and clubhouse . The homes are available with two bedrooms or two bedrooms and den. each with two baths. Medallion kitchens are complete with the new "counter that cooks'', with ex- tra-capaclt)' a.u to ma tic dishwashers,, . fluorescent cell- ini;\ and natural -finish har<f1ood cabinets. Separate utility rooms bolt the Wiiber and dryer. ., Tbe )M>mes or Pacific tsland Village are •vailabte at prices from $3&,900 to $48,900. An armual rate of 7 ~'J percent financing Is available 'with normal do.wn payment. Furnished models are open daily from JO a.m. until dark, and are easily reached from the entire area . Take the San- ta ' Aria~ Diego Freeway south to CroW'tl V a 11 e y Parkway and turn right. following the parkway to Pacific Island Drive. For a more leisurely and scenic ap- proach travel via the Pacific Coast Highway to the Laguna Niguel entrance at Crown Valley Parkway and turning left to Pacific Island Drive. wishes is deeply imbedded in tb·e common law and 1• 'J.ljtdi~on pr the Western wo ld .. 1 Zoning regu\at\ons, ,agreeing that certaiq land s~ou1d be. restrlcted to Certain use, regardless of the owher's wlshel,. rep- . resents a compromising of that t.raditionf. Naturally, · ·it ~s c~used argument. Some ~ities still have no ~~onmg J~ws, Houston. Texas, being one. , ··· Putting up a cattle yard in the midst oI .a resi· ~.-d~ntial di~trict may be good land use 1or the cattle .; .yard owner in some circumstances, 'but 'obviously it : :·is not good use from the view point of the Homeowner ,. just over the fence. Nor wouJd.,jt be just for a de· • . -v.eloper to put in a tract of houses and then demand !.'":.~t aq existing cattle herd be abandoned because : Jt affects the saleability of his houses. Forward design thinkirig marked the winners in Newpo~t .Balboa Savings re. cent architectural contest. Giving the awards are Gordon fledmon assistant vice president and Oscar Taylor (far right). OCC professor or architecture. Winners are (from left) Gary Brooks, Gordon Craig, Howard Berndtson, Gary Daugherty, Dave Clauden and Ted Harrison. ' Keep Time Colorfully In Kitchens Air Heating Systems To Blame for Dust Mobile Homes Take Lead Mk a housewife what part walls around the heatin& NEW YORK <UPI ) _ Many of her: daily routine irritates registers . types or •·show-off" clocks are her most, and it is a sare Although the complaints a.re r e p I acing appliance-type bet that she will say, "clean-real . the Council advises that .. Instead of punching each other in the nose over ~ such disputes, or taking the case to court, it became ' custom to delegate the decision·powers to a zoning ~ commission. At best, the arrangement is an uneasy ~ one. It can only have power over th~ proposed use .. of land. If there is objection. there is provisioh for 'a With 46 Percent of M.arket clocks in America's, kitchens. ing." a propery installed healing Cordless decorator w a I I The National 8 et t er system does not create dirt. models, electronic table styles Daity home activities (cook· Heating.Cooling Council got i'ilg, tracking dirt in from l :bearing to present' all sides of the question, and if . ! c;ontroversy still rages, for a vote' of the people of . ~the area. . ~ :\, · Zoning P!i!lciples need reviriing occasionally. ~ ~Someone bu.Ying or owninr property on a busy boule .. ~ :vard, for instantf, should realize that a combination ~ iOf ~venient tr:aneportation, traffic· noise, and Jo.. ~ ~lion .c<iul~ ¥ng a zoning change from single fam· ~ ~ly residential to apartments, commercial, or even S tndustrial. Indeed. seeking a zoning change may be ( ~dvant~geous and a reason for buying the property l m_.the first place. LOS ANGELES tUPI) - Mobile homes will probably consUtute more than half of all the new homes sold in the United States this year, a leading mortgage banker predicts. really mobile. It bears no resemblance to the trailers of just a few years ago. The occupants don't own the land so they don't have to pay property taxes but, i n California. you _ do have to have an auto-type l~nse on your home even though it has no wheels. > • • While zoning changes represent growth and are 7 ~ually healthy for an area, it Is important to rem- :!'Pber that an.v property owner who does not a~ree :~y prot~t. He can round up supoort for his views · ))!>ong · ~ei:. property owners alleolect , ai\d If' the' ~pport ts st_r~ng enough. prevail. J. Philip Gilligan. president of the Southern California Mortgage Bankers As5ocia- tlon, sa.ys that in 1969 mobile homes captured ff percent of the slngle family residential market with sales of 396,500 units. ''With the trditional housing market still ·knee deep in the "doldrums, t~e odds are quite in favor· of mobile homes tak· ihg at least 50 percent of new home sales this year," says Gilligan. Another as~cl is that It Is virtually impnS!lble to get a regular mortgage on a mobile home. They are largely stilt classified in the same category a s automobiles, home appliances and other personal property for finan· cing. Gilligan says Iha~ whlle many mortgage bankint firms ~One additional fact should be"hlade clear. Z°"" .. •ppllts to the ·Pros:{itrty, not thtt owner. lf he :fttlnts to k.eep cattle Md lives in a forbidden zone, '.I, can always sell and rhove where it is allowed. Mobile home parks are spf.outinc In Southe r n CatUornl.a, some of them perchediln magnificent .seashore' or mountain loca- tions with elegant furnishings surpassing many permanent 1tructures. ?;:: Editor'• Note: Randall R. M,t!Car.lde ls 1ht µreaidtnt ·~ TM Real E.staetrs, <in inv~&tme.nt analysi.!t, colltpe ;i;Cturer, and author of "Rtdl Estate in California." Stnd ~ur comments and questions to Randall R. McCard lt. :tf,o thr Dciilw Pilot, P, O. Boz 1560, Costa Mea:a 92626. A mobile home Js no longer G. Anderson Gets Post DeVere H. Anderson has been promoted to director of engineering for L a· r w I n • Southero California, national housing producer and land developer. 'fhe announcement was made by Lee J. Goldin, Larwin senior vice president and director of community .... ':I" • ~:-: ,,.,wer lµterest Rates IXL Kitchens ' ' n Homes Foreseen ·open House '• t"WASH!NGTON (UPI} - e president of the Federal llonal Mortgage As.sociaUon :\tNMA) says the mortgage .• ~ket is beginning a turn- ~ that will eventually "'an lower-interes'. rates oo home loaM. . :i"I'he official, Oakley ltunter, ~ his predieUor.. on recent @;:ruses in the volume of ~;.rtncs gong into thrtfJ in- ltltutlom -savings ll'l'!d Join ..,.-.clatiQm and mutual sav. l!fls bank.1. :::"'Beneath the surfa ce of the birbulence that has beset ys ~ basis for a turn.1round If: developing," Hunter said ¥a ~· "Now that short· li!hn interest rates are down al~ po.l'Jlt or more from their Peat . . . thrift institutions lte showinJ some recovery. :t?•Jndeed, we wonder how tttiJch in mortgages FN~tA Jrlll buy during the fourth • rter Wa year. We an· Poled buying some 16 on In 1970, If lhe turn- nd· which already has oc- • eel ii ... ln!Ot<:ed by a ... .. -~--' -tf>aint Firm ... fells S~les ••• ~?Sid Greengerg, Chairman of • .Board ol Standard Brands Peint Co., today lftl'IC'unCed ~ the company has achiev-M ,ricord $Illes and earnings "'° both the third quarter o( Jjil lilql y .. r and far the lllDt m<ilitlit ended June 30, 1119, :!Net profit for tbe quart.i;r ... up 20 percent on a 17 ~t salts Increase ovtr ate like period a ytar ago. ~°: the Ollrd quarter, the month.II ended June 30, JIJO, ntt sales were $13,001 ,0ll.~ clfnpartd w i l h $11,L2J,~ lfilcotded for the like period A serie! of open house development. furlher decline .in JWttket in· receptions will introduce Andersorn , who j o In e d terest rates as the pment Southern California builders to Larwin in 1968 as assistant demand.for funda abate•, then newly opened headquarters for director of engineering, will the thrill institutions may the IXL Kitchens and Baths, direct production and field come alive and . bid some ac~ding to W. H. Bucher. t>ng ineerlng of new home con-Pi:tnc!pal In Bu 11 de r s• struction m Los Angeles. Ven. mortgages away from us. D1str1butors, I n c . . IXL ... ·tura and Orange counti~s. 'That would mean that the disLributon for South er n "DeVere·s talents a n d mortgage market was begin-CaHf~_nia, Nevada a n d caJ>:'lbilities will be a major .nlng to see the light of day, Hawau . assistance in our continued that buyers would ultimately The perrQanent kitchen and growth," said Goldin. pay somewhat lower interest bath display.!! are on 1100 Prior to 1968, Anderson \\'as rates qn mortgages· and that South Hope Street in Los president of C'r<1ldefl Wrst our whole positioro with reaard Anll!eles. Engineering . Inc. Earlirr. he to financing housing would '"With literally dozens of was vice pre5ident of Dutch enter a stage of marked im· way.!I ~o combine bt.1lc fi.x· Holzhau~r Eneineering, tnc .. provement." lures 1n a bathroom or kit· and senior. civil eni:!ineeri ng Hunter's assoclat.ion. often chen, builders find o ur asslttant at Los ATIJj'.eles Coun- called Fannie Mae because dramatic displays ot style and ty Flood Col\trol Di1trict. ol its iniUals, is a privately-color coordinated units in. owned corporation spawned by valuable in adding luxurious the government to buy and tone to lheir floor plans," sell FHA and VA mortgages Bucher sald. In an effort to stabilize the The IXL .rurniture Co, is market. a dh•ision ol Westinghouse Housing Uni t Chief Quits Hunter'.!I view was rein· Electric Corp. In business for forced by a report from the more than 100 years. IXL is Charles R. Le~1enager U.S. Savings and Loan League headquartered in Elizabeth Ci· dire ctor of the State Depart~ that savings deposits at the ty, North Carolina and ment or Housing and Com· nation's s & L's in May exceed operates an add itiona l facility munity Development, today withdrawals by $6SO million, in Goshen, Indiana. It com-ann_o~nced he is resigning that compared to . $60 million in bines the most advanced position to return to private May ol I969. 1nachinery known to the craft enterprise in early August. with ski 11 e d , conscientious He is mov·-to S o· It was the third straight 1.-e an 1ego m~1th in whtch the S & L workmanship. with the result County and will be Involved Saving.s f1Qw wa.!I better than o( a uniformly excellent pro-in the development of a plan-. duct. ned · he a year earlier. new community t re. The League sakl S &: L'sli"'iiiiiiiii. ___ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiii;;;i;;~~iiiiijl made loans totaling $1.7 billion in P.1ay, a greaLer than seasonal growth over the $1.4 billion lending reported In April. High Interest rates have betn blamed for a prolonged slump in home bulldlng . Private hou.!ling starts were al a seasonally adju~ted an- nual rale of 1.1 million units in May, far below the 1.9 million rate rerorded In Januair)', 1969, tt>e month belore t.he slide be1an . Home builcllng Is Umping along at far below the· r."' needed 'to fulfill the naton's goal nt H million hew or rehabilitated homes in the 10] years. betwptn 1963 and 1978. · Who Car117 I SEE BY TODAY'S WANT ADS e THAT ' e IT'S 'e DIMI ' •A e LINI =teal 1069. Net profi t after amounted to $1.0.10,688 Ne e11i., ....... ,P•P•' ;11 '"• to tO ctnts per shatt, ..... ,14 c•r•• .~e11t v•11r ''"'"'11· cil1Snp1rtd Wilh J857 ,126, tqual 11ity Ille vo~r c•"'"'~"itv d1•t1 • .. M Olt&i per Wrt a. )'e&t 11'"''"1pt r 4001, 11'1 th• DAILY e DAYI and c o m p a c t self-powered ... '-are arranging fin a·n c in g models that silently "flip tuat answer v.·uen it conducted outside) are responsiblt. through their institutional in-digits" have all entered the a survey recently. According However, dust and dirt can vestors ror mobile. home kitchen. Following develop-to the survey, most of the be stirred up by the heatiog parks, "none to my knowledge ment _starting in the J960s ladies felt 'that their heating sys tem it it blows or moves are financing in y id i d.u a I _ of the completely equll!'ped systems were to blame for air too forcefully. mobile horri.es ." decorator-style kitchen. a good deal of the dust and Moreover, as the air Is "By 1971 it is estimated The once all·white kitchen. dirt that accumulate in the heated, its movement ln· that some S3 billion·in fipa,,.-has been revolutionized by col· house. lf it were up to th~ creases, and a faulty heating cing will be needed for mo~ile or, cl-eating the need for a~ women of America. clean and system operating at ex- home loans ," Gillig!tn says. propriately matching clockl, maintenance.free heat would cessively high temperatures "And along with othPr credit Bulova researchers report. be their first concern when will "ra ise'' a greater amount demands throughout • I h e .!!electing a new h e a I I n g of dust and dirt which clings economy, it will obviously Last year, a la rge number system. to walls. draperies and of the estimated 6 million t · h c· ·· · com ..... te against mortgages. Some complained that their urn1ture. I e ouncu po1·,1ts ,.~ "show-off c!Ocks sold entered "On the other hand. mobile the kitchm for the first time. heating systems were equip-out. homes have become a major ped with fan s and blowers One of the cleanest heating part of our total housing pie· ;==========:;, which. they claimed. spread units is hydronic (modern hot lure. Right no...,•, I hey B:iy The DAILY PILOT dust and dirt whenever the "'alef ) baseboard because it represent a very practical Just for 'Peanuts' thermostat called for heat. operates at moderate tem- answer to our pressi ng need Others felt the fuel was .to peratures and circulates th e fo~r:.'ql'"~'~lit~y~i<J:°'~' ~cos".':i ~h."'oo~s~in~g~.'~' _':::=::;:=:=:=:=:=:=::;:='..~b~ia"1m'."e~fo":r_'s":m'1/u~d~ge~s'..!'.fo"'u"'ndl_,(>o",n _.8'air gentl y. iGRAND OPENING! Tht finest, most sptctacular view 1ite1 ever offered in Oran9e County's most successful new community. Livt with the world et your fett ••• et• remerkebly down. to-eerth price •• , high etop beautiful new La Pex. FROM $28 ,500 FHA • VA • CONY. NEW LA PAZ MISSION VIEJO I ........ 1714)137 .. 636 r Pt~OT. ""'*· '--~~~~~~·----------------"'!"'--------Ji-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OAll. Y Pl\.C't J 3 ' Woman Architect Designs Huge Medic·al Center NEW HYDE PARK, N.Y. CAP) -PetKe and pal .. baired Nancy O>pley I~ almost too fragile to lift a brick. But in work clothes and hi.rd hat she appears very much al home Qh the construction site of the vast medical..geriatric- psychiatrle institution here (or whidl she is project architeet. . Just 10 years out ol Pratt Institute, where ·she studied both interior design a n d architecture, she was in charge of developing the work- ing drawings for the $!5 mil. lion Jewish Institute r 0 r Geriatr.ic Care, one of the largest facilities of its kind In the nation designed by a woman. "'D\ere's no problem with either the workers or 5\lb- contractors. 1bey accept me, 11 ' says Miss Copley, who for a year bas been visiting the flve-acie site to supervise con.- structioo. But,..there wa.s a time, she vividly recalls, when she was looking for a job but coulml't get ooe because of her sex. "I'm not a member of Women's Lib, but I'm very sympathetic to their pro- gram," me declares. "( com- bat discrimination on a personal ievel, meeting it on a day-to-day basis. A n y woman entering the pro!ession bas got to be convinced that this is rta.Uy what slle's in- terested in doing because there are so many ob6tacles. "Many architectural firms don't hire women-they don't say so in so many words but they find many ways of • getUn& around the law, Uke Fortwiately ahe escaped the ol Ideas In a Communal Plan-wbo bave their own Dtedl, 1• leaving you waiting for an nit. After joinicc a flrm with Ding Coolermee for the Agtd, IDe C'CIOtinuts. ''If a pemn bald In 196'1. About ISO. b uprooted from home you hour when they find out it's " two women amorc Its outsta.ndl.ng repttsentativesrOf want tbe trauma to be as a woman applying." partners, MlSi CO!>le~ wu the coonlry's Je¥ing heljUl sll&bl as poosllle. You don't Mls& Copley, who .Wdied ubd to Plail a oew kind and wdfare qao)!aatlons bad -t tbe feelinc of an !I> struc:Ulral ena:l.neerinc at of buildillg .. 'I'bl objective was ·been inyited to-t!OO\e "dream stttudol." Collllllbia \ktlvenUy aft e.r to both house more than IOO out loud" allool tba beet way With tbis ffOlf In mind she graduatlnc from Pratt, found nsideots aod provide out-po-to. meet the ~ and .,....,... the "living cluster" interior design much too tient services for 2,500 more, ·.,bumanoee<bofibedderly. .~ where six pa~ limltlng -"you can do little and to C!'6..lte a PnitotYPe for "All degrees of di.'8bllity tieatl are In a "lmilly" more than shift around parti· new coocept.s of toW care, Md to be provided for in grwp:' two are In private ti om." ComequmUy she stays researdl · and • teaehing in the development -the am-roams IDd foor in two doub!.e as far away from that field geriatrics. , bulatory patient , the. 1*Jml. 1-'My share a sittln& as possible. ''There was 'nt rtference pb)'Sically ill and the mentally area wttJch becomes,, by "It's awfully easy fer a point for thh tYP.e ill program: bhpaired," Miss Copley ez:. meam of ks large glus panel, female ~ be labelled and everything had to b e plains in the soft accents of a Place to view the activity pushed into minor jobs." she devtioped, explsins the 5 foot her native Virginia. "The ~ 8' Uie eerrlder oulside. 'Ibree ez:plains. "Women ardlltect.s 3 Miss Copley who, upon blem is to create an e~ rWdMts of one unit share are competing with the most. receiving the assignment three vi."Ulllleftt that's alive -that a ~ with 'three in an mediocre male in tbe office. years ago, began an intem:i.ve gives the patient the moti.va-adjolnine Uftit.to,brudtn•their You b"e to keep lighting study ci dlaoging patterns lo tloo lo· get ba<k to friends, codacts. these guys to prevent them geriatric care. ·· family .and eominunity. -"Ibis ~ makes from giving ~ some stupid She visited~ imtitutioos "'1be mal& thing is to,treat it .,_, diffk'1lt for the resi- job." aod found a uolque soun:e ll>ese people u bwnan beinp dent to ·withdraw, though privacy II •vall>ble wball be acbtduled for .Ocupanc1 6Y Medi It," Miss °'91ey polntJ fall 1971, Is adjaceni to tjie out. Lone Island Jewish Mtdicwl "Oo eadl floor there is a <;eo)er. The lhlt!tute will l>e carpeted dining area where QJlllectied by tunnel to the 40 paUeob will eat 'Ii tables ioopltal to facllltate movl~g for four. It wW have tbe feet-' ct ,g_.tatrtc patients Wh~ ing ci a reilaunmt ratbor than necesoary. Hillalde Hospltfl, an lnotltvtlooal dJoing room. a maioll psydllalric lnstituU\111 Food will be wvec111n courses located nearby, will provi~e so thot pqlo don't bare to · poy.cbiillrlc ....,.lcef, All tbr!" loot at their enUre meal sit-. coopenUag Jl'lltJ.tutiona: 1r;e ting belote them on a tray,''' .. members ot· the Fec'9ratien 1be adds. or ~ewisll Philanthroplo Of Pantries on patient floors New York. ; will be eguipped so that Mis.s Copley l wbo has in residents can prepare their apartr11t9t in mid· town own breakfasts u they did ManllattAn, owns 55 acres in at home, .and can oiler tea upstate New York, where lhe and :Neb to ........ There is rebuilding • -00 will even be a combination weekends, doing·the stonewort coffee shop and co ct ta l 1 and other ccmtruction henelf. lounge for those wlntJb& a ••You should be involved in late anadt.or • nJcbkap. actual building U yoo ....,, .. The nooaectarian Institute, she says. Garden Homes Boost Outdoor Living • "En.largin& the: home's in· terior, and implanting more natural living qualities, was our aim in creating the original Garden Homes," said Ron Walker, general sales manager. Slnct the openliig ci Ibis --i maste:r-plamed community by Ocdd<ntal Petroleum Land and Development Corp.. the Garden Homes, be reports, have had particular appeal. In recent weeks, increasing numbers of visitors to Lake FOttSt have come to see these model home!, because, in his words, "city dwellers are hungry for nature, and these homes expreos the naturalness they're aeeking." "Bringing the natural open feeling ol the outdoors imide the home itself," he says, "was accomplished by a mating ol nature's light, sky, and the g~ry of the land with lhe interior design of the hmle." Distinctive Jn tbe'b-mood ol add their infonnal note of ry out the motif ol naturuiess quiet privacy, the model charm and b o s P•i t ,a Ii t y \hat is everywhere. Garden Homes ol. Lake Forest unlimited. Lake Forest Garden Homes are distinguisi>ed by yard·sur· Huge timbered living rooms. aie fi!ily reached witfiin an rounding Walls' that at once with soaring vaulted beam hour's drive frun Loi Aag,eles .. invite in the·outward.nattral ceilings, and massive brick via the San Difeo or the·Santa scene, .l'et ilwure completely or hearth-warm adobe and Ana freeways IOUth to the private sanctuary from cedar mantled fareplaces car-El Toro Road turno.ff. within." '~:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiii~' iiiiii:iiiii:iiiii:iiiiiiiii~ Garden Kitchens~ (alriwnll entries) an.d garden bathrooms are ez:amples d. the natural garden theme ol these homes. Typical of the charm~ Garden Kitchen are the slkie- cpen glass-walled vi!tu open- ing upon tnoer «1ter serving coooten for dlnin1f under blue skies. Tho grain of wood fin!lh cabinetry 8UmWlding built-Ins adds a further natural touch. °"1tinlinK the 'gardenllke feetlnc ci opemess tm>upout the borne, quaint windows In a bay, luxuriant garden bathrooms with covert private views, and gree111rowing planters overilead, patioslde ~ at entries to family rooms COSTA MESA GOLF a COU~TRY CLUB · Proudly Pr•sents George Tipton ,,.,,_.,. •,.. t.. c.... c.c~• WED. & SUN .. AFTERNOONS THURS., FRI., SAT. NITES I ,, 1AN9um· AND .:c·::::, ·:· "' _ .... ~ ------ - ... ,., "hMlt .... 'f" Ho1r, M.-,tllrllMM,,4te6 ':· ALL FACILITIES OPEN TO PUBLIC -FOOD., "'1701 Golf Course Dr., Cost• Meu 54Q..7200 · BRINGING THE OUTDOOR MOOD INSIDE AT GARDl!N HOMES IN LAKE FOREST ,ir ·-~yo·u Sneak Preview Slated Villa Brea 'Showcase' to Be Open on Weekend. Although Ule modeUi are still receiving the finishing touches and the uass bas Just otarted growing, there will be a ope<ial sneak preview showing . of the unusual Villa Brea Homes this weekend. Built by William J. J<rueser, famous for hb Sbowtase serie3 ol bomes, the Villa Brea models will be opened to the public this weekend, according to Dick Kurth, of Kurth & Associates, sales agent. "We have the ftJ111.iture In, but we won't be ready for dressed-up showing for two or three weeks. However, these homes are so new and diffettnt, we wanted ~to ,allow the public to see them as soon as we could," Kurtt;i said. 'J1lese new homes will allow for total indoor-OUtdoor living, since the entire lot will be utilized due to a revolutionary cOncept whill elimlnateJ wasted side yard· spice and incorporated it into the total home. SUNKEN LIVING ADDS UNUSUAL, TOUCH -TO SHOWCASE HAME . "We expect that m o st families will have up to $,<KXI sq..,.. feet of livW! ..,..,. here," Kurth noted.--., . I BuYTheSea l~-..Stde Mmes·with sisnlficantly mont ••• plus 1J.miles of seashore. Walk 1P the ~and enJty: • 3 It .. Bedroocns • 1 Biths • Open Carden Pa.lio kj~ • SOeclout' lots • lmpreutve Double Door Entdet • Hu.p Li't'las R.ooms '\'itb ~ • $UdlnJ W11if of cw. opeol'11 lo "'1h su .,,_,, Front. I $2 7,450 5%DOWN.* SF,.A.BURY HOMES lfuntinlton Beach . . I · Phone (114)a3MI09 ~ 9ViJ.T IY STANOA~D PAC!rlC'COA.". i I ( . I en JOY SUN ·sEA and SAND ! lf DAILY PllOT Systems Bu,ilders ToConf.er -· -·~ .. --,...~. ----.. --.. ·--· ~----·----~--.-·~· ------ N~~ICITMI): 1:z~NTIOM TO 1MOAOI ClllTl,ICAT:4~:' •UtlM IU. llVllUOIS I Ofl ALCOHOLIC ,i1ct1TIOUS NAMI Tll9 u1111er11•~.cl dO ctrUt~ ttlt'f ''' ·----------------------~-~-==~~ .. ~-=-~~ , LEGAL Nona; Area Ser-vif!e News. LEGAL NOTICE TO WHOM IT /N4Y (0NClll-:r .. ~ 1'' Jt1I undtr TIM lk:llUou1 tlrf!'I -et CCATt •.................. ,., .................. ,..::c:iiai•10•lll•3"ili•tmm"'1J lublKf to .....,.1\(1 or 1tit .. ,_ .. WALL.ACE 11(,a,LTOJIS •Nf '"''Hid ~ IHli.i for, tlelict I• tiertlrt , !lvtfl Ille! firm 11 U>MPONCI ol l,flt' followlnt --lo Marine Corporal Richard E. of Mr. and Mr1. Phlllp H. reoonnalssaoce p 11 o t ts "'-ufldt11lt"'4 ....,;.. '• 111 11<ot1011c conductlfll • bu1h1en •' t"2 Hamn1oo1 Brown, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Smith of 407 Gloucester Drive, assigned to the 20th Bomb ~1:=: " ~ 11""" 1 "" &SeKrlbed !:::"· ... ~.11i.:"' w~ ~="':; John H. Brown of 419 E. Bay Co:ita ?,tes•~ was graduated Squadron. 11Me 20th 11 a unit c!rtt. ::.w:r~c11hiini:1. "-' r•JJ=• :.1 • c:!1~1~ Hin1o11 w.,r, St., Costa Mesa. W-5 awarded from recruit trainlng at the of the strategic Alr Command, ~"i,rw•nt •• •!Kl! 1mt11tton ..... ""' kirrt. ""'' out. "''111< H. w111te, EnaUth and C a D ad J a o ' the Good Conduct Medal dur· Coast Guar.d Training Center America'• nuclear deterrent ., A~•~'.:=::.~":,':,.:;: ~= b':f.:11:'~.':;,.,Nl'W'MM •..a.. ''11 '· specialists in systems buUdlng 1 Ing ceremoniM a t the Marine ln Alameda. force o( lmg J'&!lge bombers 11r ,, • .,.,,, " •11 •l~11c bevw••• Gw A. coets ~u· ................. 1n cl 1 Af d ., ,_, 1. . lluflM tor ttie .. ··-·-.. folltw•· F••'*-H. w"'" "'" --'I' ..a ,a ape a Corps r Station, El Toro. -an terconUnen"' ~l ist1c ON SALE GENEIW. ceon. ·Fla St•••" c:,1119,..,11. °"'"'' C01.1ntv: all-4b,y program during the He received the award for· U. S. Air Force First miullts. He previously served :~~~E;~~,.:\e.~,...1 ,,.. 1 '-:1cJ~~ .',:-1 :-!'~:,.~· .:i.=1~ • NatlODal 'As8oc1atlon of Home three consecutive years of Lleutenaot William M. Nice. at Tuy Hoa AB. Vietrlam. of 1UC11 11c-m.r 111. , ~~':'1t7".: t-•t11 ow A. coe11 •l'ld Fttllk H. llullde-' Jn•·r .. Uonal Ap·~ h onorable service In t h , of M d M Will' _ ... , 11 •nw tffle. {If "" D4iM""'°"' w111i. kl'lllWll 1o me 10 bl ,,.. Mt1on1 • • !lo;:; .... cu ... $OD f ., an fl . lam et Alcol\oHc 81~tn1t1 ContrOI or bY Whose llllTlll i re 1ul!Krlbf,d la lllt DMDt ConferenCe. • Marine Corps. o. Nlct, 1200 Highland Drive, LEGAL NOTICE m111 to 111t OtHrtmt;nt of 'Akollollc wltlltn '"''''"""""· •nd k,k110WIMtlt11 t11tr -Con£ h bee 81Ylt .. I .Clll'ltr .. , ltlt 0 Slt'MI, ~~'f 1111 Mfl'lt, 1 ue erence,' which will -Newporl Beach, as n 111.aoe Stcr1men10, C•t1fo<'nt1 ••"· " •• 10 ..... place October 4.7 .,. Navy Ens1'gn • -··r L. ••med au·~-nding Junior Qf. Cl•TlllllCATI 0111' austNIU bl •tcelvtd wfthl11 ,, dtr1 of .... ' Vlll;OlHIA I . SUGAll:M.i."f .._ -•K t..tkl llllCTITIOUI NAMI 4•11 lllt Pt--.1 Pftl'rllllff were flur NOtlrY Publl( • (•Hlotnl1 W.ashington , D.C., is desc.rib-PblWps, son of Mr. and Mrs. ficer of the Quarters in bis Tiit lll\d1rtot1ned '°" urtltY ht 1, -tt4. "'11"' 1r011rld• ror 11111111 •• ~~~:-~:'~ 111 •• b Loui R B b ' -R Phlll r 17651 I t Ph c t AB v· tn m (Oflduc;tJ"' • llullntll •t '·0 • ·-!43:1, P!'OVldtd lw ..... Thi ,,_!Ms ••• M r I l ' -~ Y, s • ,8! a, presi· ~ter L. • ipso un ta U a · , le a · c0111 Men. c111tor"11. un111r JM fie. nat naw 11centte1for1111 ••"' °' •kolioHc Ai, 1fl)l'll1m,;-on urt1 dept Qf NAHB, as "the most San Roque. Huntington Beach, Lieutenant Nice chief con-1111""'1 11•m .,.,.,. °' ltAOC:OM co. bl_.••"· TM form of vtr1t1c111on rn•v 'vb11~ ~ .. ~.a c0t11 01111 ,.1i,,1 t II , '" ,:,, d C m W lhtl Mic! firm 11 COlllJ>Olld of bl obll1ntd from l nr otfkt ff !ht J11Jy 11 II :u tnd AllOUll l IJJe 12'1-,.j c om p rehensive apartme nt. was commissioned an ensign ro er tn u1e -..r o • 1111 followi,.. --. -... netnt 1n o..,.rt-nt. · ' • conference-workshop ever held 1 in the Naval Reservt upon munications Squadron, was "'11 :..'l'1'11!~c•G°'.' ':'~~ ~,:,·'A_~~u is~t...'~.c~::~ll:ATION •rid LEGAL NOTICE in the building ind"d""•" COmpJeti"" the Aviation Q(~ geJected for h is leadership, Or., Celli M•w.C.1111. ISHIZAIU, K•ntl _ -"' -.. , d nd OJlff JVIY f4, lf7' ISHIZAKt, R\'<110. NOTICI TO C•IOITOltl Svstem• builders and ficer Coorse at the U.S. Naval devotion Lo uty • pro-wm. G. 11:ar1a Pubntl>tll -Of'•nt• C0t11 0.11.,. Pih!t. 1uP11ttoR couRT 0111 TM• ., AviaUo' n ·---ls Command' in fessional ... rfonnance H e is STAT! Of CALlfORNl.i.. ,July ts."" l:IU-10 5T4TI Olf C4Lll'ORNIA l'O• architects from outside the .,,.....,.., r-. OltANGE COUNTY : THI COUMTY 01' OA4NG• '"'l'·d s Pensacola, Fla. a graduate of Newport Harbor on Julv 2•. it10, btlort fl'll, • NDt•rv HI. •""•• un 1-1: tates include Robert H'gh School lll11bllc tn arid for Mid Stitt, ,.,._ltv L EGAL NOTICE E1ttt• of Edw1rct Mltluwlcfl. DecttMd. Purdew of Londori. chief of • 1 G K He will now enter the flight l • tPPt••H wn111m G. 11:ar1c• •nown 10 NOT1ce 1s HE ll:EIY GIVEN 10 *"' W .... 8 o• ;a . ey I h I t' -mt to 119 '"' HrSOll wllo•• "'m' Ctedllorl of "'-1bo-.o1 Mrntd dtctcllnt the architectural d ivision Of ....... IC& preparat On SC 00 to COTI mue . • c It 1ubsc:rlbf,d to 1111 wlllllll ln1trurn1nt P·*» !ht! Ill p.er.,.,,. htVlflt Cl1lm1 l tll"d the Br it i 8 h government's his training under the Naval Retired Marine o r P s .,,ct 1ckncw1oc11H 111 •ll«111tc1 t111 .. me. c111:TtP tCAT1 o" aus1N11s "'' Mlct ctirc..ienr ••• r111u1r.i1 1o tilt building agency·; 00 u.g1 as George D. Buccola (left) r eceives the Gold Key Aviation Program. Lieutenant Colonel Donald R. {Offlclll $e~~1ecih E. O•Vll TM und:.~~:i!!l0~ ~A,,~ 1her .,. :~:m;,,,~~h c:h•,11tntei1~~,... clV~hl'!t.o~: ~-· I of Bw'lder Award rro'm Herb D. Tw1'lchell, reg1'onal Bll'ri• Jr.. son of Mrs. Nof•rY ,lllllbllc. C1lllor111t ' Clnchic:llnt • IMi-.IMM •' ... -~ Mtll fflll!ltd court. or lo present ll\en'I, wllfl '-'4lver y, George Calvefly -M Pr1nc1,.a1 Offl In Vlfift Orlvt E••'· coete ..,... 1n•u1. 1111 nec:-rv V011Ct11,., fo "'' u11> Francts W. Hanis of 425 er· 0r-c~ Cellttmle, ur1111~ '"" flct11i-11"" ,,.,,,. ,.,..,,'*' •I t11t offlc:• or '"'f Attar,,.r and Sons, Leicester, England: manager for Southern California Electric. Buccola Coast Guard Se am an rimac Way and husband of Mr c.,,,,ml••lort Ex~l'" 01 1avt11tt;n cr1i,. cov""• '°'""'"Y ~Im s. FreM1111, io1 Ent ltlh s1,,..,, Robert E. Platts, of Scanada d h' N B h b d [' 'J d r Reeruit Bruce P. Newbery Jr.. I • I Ju ... ti 1J74 1nct !hit sold """' ,, wm~ (/ff,.... C:0.11 Men. (.Jllfomrt f2'l7· wlllcll 11 a n is ewport-eac -ase 1rm were ct e or son of Mr. and fl.1rs. Bruce Mrs. Kathryn W. Harris o Publl•'* o,..111~ c .. .t o1nr 11111e1, 1o11-1"' __.,,, wtio1t Nl'l'IM 111 tun "'*Pleet of •1-. of'!" 11n111rt1•11t11 CanaCOMuda!~.dLJtdoh., 0 11 ;ilikaew a• achievements in des ign and constru.ction : It was the P. Newbery or 239 Knox 455 Swarthmore Lane. all of Jlllw 15 •iw1Avtwi 1'" 11• im 1M7·70 •nd :1'9d-0.::.:1:'::':i ·~1 ;· ~ .. 1~: ::; ~rd""C:~'r'~~~~ 'fro':-,.:: , ,.., n rson, Costa Mda, was awarded the LEGAL NOTICE (Na. xii, AMIMlm, ceiikof"fll• • ,., .. tfl.,. ..,. t1<1l 11Ubt1u11"' er tt111 not1c1. an English i.ystem specialist third t ime in six years that the award had been Co:rta Mesa, enlisted in the Letrion of Merit du r 1 n g 1 wnu~~rrr Mt111r, 1>0u silldY °"'".!~:~ 1:Co-id E.QClllm now "1th TSG International, given. U .S. Coast Guard for four "" • C 111-m21 -· ._... ... ~. c.11""'1•. • oi 1111 w111 Of lhl ' years at the Coast Guard ceremoniea a~ Manne orps c1•T1,1cAn o" co•'O•ATtoN lll'O• D1tM Jv~l~:.:,,,. e1111w111 i11avt Ill'"" dlc«ltnt M~~~~~'october 5, at Recruiting Station in Lona: Air Station. E Toro. . ~~cAt7~:J:O:-!~ IU!tMus uM0111: Wllll•nt Perrv M!liv ff:'i:d ~~:':~,, •· a.m. Eugene A. Gulledge, Beach. se~c~8!1~t'8a!0~~ri~~! ~! ... r~:..O:Ji~N~ ~~~':!~: &~ifu~:c:?r;f;:::;:·. • H., ~:i!' .~~'i:r111' mn aasistatlt Sec ta f H · R h L c -• llWIM•• loc•tM •t J10 Sol/th •l"OldW•r. l'ublle 1 ,,., ' ,.,., rv A"'""r "" r•ec:vtrt• re ry 0 ousmg anc· 0 . a uesta Coast Guard s. am. n Aircraft Wlna: in El Toro from S1nl• Alll, c11,..,1111, uMlr lht flcllllol .... -~ 'Fred for ~$tt~:.,r:;~t~ lll11btllhtd o •• ,,,. t oe•t O.llr Piie!, and Urban Development and November IMS to February f1,,,, Mme ot 111, £. a11:owN A"!O WUH•m 111,,,., Mllllr ~~ 11 .... • Ju1r '· 11, 11, H. 1110 1m11 Ad 'nJ t ti R-'t 8'• L. y f CO. OF Oll:ANGE COUNTY Ind lflll l bl lllt ....... "w me1---7~~~--~--""'-mt S ra on Commissioner ~-..ru1 a.even ouag, O 1970. Mid firm 11 ~ "' till "-"""-~lllCrlbed 1o"J:":ithi11 in1.= :~ LEGAL N011CE • (also 1961 pr-c'dent of N•=j 3001 Royce Lane, Costa Mesa. c°'°"'•'lon. whDH 1rlllclHI •leu •I •(knowl..stitd lllty -w--~ .... •A -""" s lli F . B h bulll'IHI II ., fol'-: !Oll'FICIAL SE.i.L1 ........ ""' '""' -m•. ....,,.., will open an all-day series e ng ast ID eac Calif .. enlisted In the u. s. Navy Petty Offlctr 'Mlird Lewi• IE. ll:ou. Inc.. nos. 8ratdwt't', Fr1ncn Ill Crtnll°" ClltTt,ICATI 0111 IUSINllS of presentations on t h e · Coast Guard for four years Class James c Federico SOl't e;n;::ss•· :i:11fo'"1' M ,, 6 Not•rv 11111.bnc • C•lllernl• • .111~ct1T1ous NAMI t •• Co t G d R 'tin • ' 1 1 1' flllld 1 1 •r cf PrlndNI OfftC. In Tiie ul'ldlnlOl'lld do ctrlflY "'-r tre Federal government's mulU-a uie as uar ecru1 g of Mr. and· Mrs. Alfred H. Juiv, ' lewl• 1 11;au, Inc Or•ne• COll!'ltr conductr"-i bll•lnt11 11 16W Alto""luln, larnily programs. Twenty homea have been now under cons~cUon at Station in Long Beach. L Federico of 8131 Malloy 1ca'"°"''' s..n. · · Mv cemml•lliln EIQll,. Hunt1ne•on e..ch, c1nfoni11. u.W.• "'• Otbe -'. b ls STATE OF CAllFOJOO.i. JlllY f, ltT.1 lldl!IOlll flttn ,..,.,. ti .i.ntt1Wlllt1 1r r meetings will. cover sold in the new unit of 42 Rancho La Cuesta. The El Drive, HunUIU{ton Beac , couNTV OF Los ANGELES.... " bll hid 0 T·st7u Cl• •rid t1111 Mid 11rm 11 c• m 1 • • • d h b . Is k • ~--·t G d S '•• board '" f _. 011 111rs n a r Of July Ao 1t70 u • ••nw• Cotti Dltlr Piiot, Ill the followlfll 1HtlGl'l1. Wl\aff n1m• 11,JC su Jee as mar et homes at Rancho La Cuesta, Cajon is a two-story, four '-'1)4') uar ea man serv ... a • . 1.ue •~' ~-bffart m•. • Nol•rl' Putitic ' 1;, .,,.; Ju1r :u •l'ld Au•u•t 1, •· 1s, nn 1370-70 111 run •lld •llc.1 at ruldenca ,,. aptllysis, design, financing , . H 1. t B h . bedroom home, WI"" four R ecruit Cameron S. Winton, bat supparl sh1D USS Detroit '°' "'d Countv end 11e11t. -nv " 1o,11'!l',•: w ,, .... , , •• J. • 1n un ing on eac • since u• f Mr nd M ~--ln B W h .,,...:rec1 Lewi• ! 11:0.. knowll 111 me LEG.1.• NOTICE '""" • "" ...... "· G•" 11c1.,. ~,on v entiooal construction, bed thr · b ,,_ . son o • a rs. lWOIS remerton, a s • "' bl "" 111,.1111ffrt o1 t111 "°'""'.""" "'"' i..n.. H11nnnston klch, c.111. k Un 'de t 1 · receipl of the State or rooms, ee a i.us, ditnng H. Winton of 624 Poppy Ave., _ !hit uk!Md 1111 w11111n 1"',,,,_, "' L-. L. ll:cbJn-. 1•1u N.llrlntt, ~~e~si:g r~ ~ub~cec;~~~ Calllornia Real Estate .Com-and rumpus rooms. Corona del Mar, enlisted in U. S .. Air Foret Firs\ ::"lf.i:n!'..:'.:°'~on ,J'':!;111's':; sJ:.'r~fo~ tg0S:;0~1:~~. ==-~ r1~io.'111'· ~. business management m issioner's report on July 2. Five other plans are the U.S. Coast Guard for four Lieutenant Miiton A. Rtlmen :{•tlon uecvtM th• .. ,.,.. ·~~~'/:Ui'~':~•0':t':N~o111: ~:;:~''L.wR:t:!! alld aCC01111ting ,. n t e I Th ho v ·tab! h "" to fl years at the Coast Guard Jr •• son of Mr. and-Mra. Klffl•rl111 E. ou 1111r A"'511 St•tt 11 c1111orn1•, Or•r11• CG!llltt: , r or e IJles, many on over· a a1 e, eac Whu up ve Recruiting Station in Long Milton A Reimers 1* Cam· ,,.,,.,,, lllubltc, C•lllof"flla E•t•t• of •oeE11:t Q. SHUPE, a.a. .. ,~1,J~~ ~?id 'l:· ~51,.;:::•· • Net•rv decoraUng, tenant relations size lots. sell for $26,99(/ to exterior elevations, selling for Beach. bridgi ~ne Newpo' rt Beach ~. '.".""1r;;.,"'°" Eu•,.. t11NoT•CE is HEllE•V oivrN ~ '"' ·-•rt11 C•raiee ';...1k1r 0::1r:"'.1~ and training or f e S i d e n t $35,990 with good financing $26,990 to $35,990. ' ' TMOMAI II', IAM,O•D crtdllotl of 1111 alloYs named fladlnt Lor-L. •oblnlOn t;nawn lo me le managers. Free decorator service is -h11 arrived for duty at Att:':'.J' Ltw "''' 111 ,..,._ h1vt111 cltlm• 11•11111 !; '"'-"' "';:' ~~ "'~ •'• llltlkrlfl. The :u'en.da Ill<' ludes garden plans a vailable. offered by Don A~es. Jr., Coast Guard Se am an Carswell AFB, Tex. -. w1 1n •l'INI.. 111e .. 1ct dlcedt!ll ••• requ1rtd " 1111 a0;,_1e111td ,;:.: :x~!"=~n:'1 ~ '' R 'l S " H S Ith LI I I R . l.tf Aflltltl, Ctllf9l'flll .._ them, wllh tlll ntc:t•Nrv vouct11r1, In (0Fll'IC14L SEALJ . •partmenfs as well as elevator There is a new model home ·de 1 of F k H A ecru1 co" • m , aon eu enan eimen. a T·sn-u th• on1c1 af 1111 detlf of 1t1t ebrw• Jttll L Jomt pres1 n ran . yres lllubH"*f or111t• Cot•! o.11r ,llof, t11ttti.ct cavrt, er to ''"'"' tfllnl, with "°''"" · PUl:llte-C: n1a 1 buildings and also COVerS & Son, builders or the residen-JulY tJ IM All9lllt 1, I, lJI, 1'10 1)61.10 llll nt<Ultl'V YOl/dltr,, la 1111 Ull• lll:rl11e:I I Oftl r rn f townhouses. Ual community. The service 'l'm••••••.,••••m•••••••••••••'ll ____ L_E_G_AL--N-OTI--C-E----cr:,:~111!' 45:11~~1,,t;iac~~~,N~~: 'or•111:-ccun~' 11 . Special attention is given to Officers Named as s Is ts buyers select ~ "° Nat1h Mtlll Sll'tlt, ~"'• A"•· ::~?ii;;1"" E•Plru , ••"-. I d -----~,c..,,,~c,------lc1111orn1a t21111 , wfllell I• "" 11.ee Pvbllslltd 0.-tne1 ccell o111v lllllel a..-... ,ent novice~ through a carpel1ng, co ors an drapes. ci1tTilllCAtl 0111 •usiNiss ct 1Mi•1"'11 01 1111 11iw11r111nt11 ln •II Jiii'( 11. u ,..,, ..,lllll,11 1 u70 132$-70 thre&day "h&dl.Mers' school." Names of the new student Buyers may also avail F h R d P1CT1T1ou1 NAMI m•tlt!ti ""• 1 n 1111 19 "" •-"•tt at ' ' -a ' h eJ · t Thi underiti...ct do certllv lht'f •l'I llld dtclllOHlll, wlth!11 f1t11r monlh• 1tlv LEGAL NOTICE 'l)e introductory Session On body' •offiCefS taking Office at t ems Ve! Of a CUStomizing or . e e cor conducllnt1 e but!MU II Jlt W lJlll lilt tint Pub11Ul!Oll of fhll notlct. h. h J • o.1t11 Juf<r 1•. 1t10 •------~~------"Why Build Apartments?" is Ed' H. h Sch I . H program w JC a Io w s st .• c1111• MIN. Ct Hfornl•. undtr tht $ECUll:ITY 1'AC1,1c • P•J7"1 ,_,,_, b k I ison ig 00 ln Un• purchasers to have their home flcllllaui fltm n•m• of ltlCH.i.ll:O'S NATIONAL llANK Cl•TllllCATI 0, IUSINllS UJ~.t:U y Mar el Ana ysis. tingtcn Beach this fall were. VILLA v10.i. •net ttl•t ••let ftrm 11 ev· JKlt D 11,1r "1CT1T1ous NAMI F•-'"'tc·ty S>'te Selection and firu'shed to the;• spec"•·catc'ons • """""°""' 111""' tonowint .. l'l>Ol'l1. lilttloH ••• ,·,,,,, ,,·,,, ..,· .... ,,, -·•'•"" ., ,,,,, •• -,, --' announced today. . at the l>uilder'; cost. 11 &1Ytr, e11 nc11t •'Id MlWllll "°"'" In 11111 • tlld 'i.e.. et ruld1111C11 ii~lllff et 111t wm7 CO!ldudt~• • 1Mi1rneu et 'P. "O ::: De '( e I opment, Marketing, . Marr• -ge Ttrbrect, W1Hf1m tltllrY Ind Mtt!I""' .,. II toUGWI. "'' 1bove nemtd dtctdtnt 1011:1. Stnlt 41'11, Ctllfornl•. ltfldf,, "'• ~ • d M They are 'Mark Johnson, Furnished and decorated ....,_ Ell•IMI• ll:ld••rd K. 511bitr. lM•: Grinde NU•w1n. Mun1n & ••M•• 11t;1111ou1 11rm n•m• ct e111cw.s0Nt1tr~o ~~nucmg an anagement. .d t J ' J b . nd I h PH" J11lr,. Vl$U, l•1un• Nleuet. Clllfornle. •• JflMI str111 INOUSTltl.i.L DES IGN Ind lhll uld In a nother special aeries pres1 e n ; im. aco !$, vice m e omes are open for .. , s11e0f°, M••m• J· ind M1ra1c1 G«o"t• 11:. T11arom•~. n t w, ,,,,. "---' •tte.~ caiitan11t 11rm 1, com~ cf 1111 fottowlnt <1e•toni. ~ president: Deena· w e't t. ins pection daily at Atlanta ILi cett•e• =~:r: ~1 ·~.r·..:':nc1~~~0Lyn11 :;;,;:·}~1vM1~it~tlfamft. Tl'I '"4) •n-ttio "'1IMt n1nie1 In lull t nd Pll CU flf condominium and co-operative secretary, and l"rarices Con· A B snow. M1r11v ... Mu ind o.non Rlcfl••ct K Swiir •tterMv• ttr •xew1or rutden« •re •1 1a11_, ~ specialists will speak Ve. and rookhurst St. in H!!:Nll:V<·O' nELLO, ,,.._ C.( I:; Gr1!Wlkt, Horii Ftlll alld Het11 Ann+-Gea!"lt 11; Tlloromtn Pullll..,,td Or1nw1 Cots! 01llY Piiot, Kernlt ErlcQon, .,17 W. 7th St., k nell, treasurer. . Huntington Beach. 01 1~, DtllVwi w,.;: "'••ll-_ m1r1e . 11,,. ot cintorni.i, 0,,,.., C111,m1Y: J111y l5 •!WI 41111111 1, 1, u. 1910 IMJ.70 S1n1• 4111, c11H. 00 Mar et Analysis, P lanning -----------"'------~'----------•rid •r•I A., 21, af w2 R;inne. !,1~~, ~·:c• ~::ic:nGl~11M. On Julr 10. 1•10, bllfafe ,.,.. 1 Notirv c!':.w:,,,i:..~~e;li1. 1700 PeterMHI W1¥, the ()peration, Marketing and R ad h s w • h 0 •~ •~h. 11fc1, Frt l'lk w1'11ftm Jr. •!WI J 111111 P11bllc In •nd IM .. Id Sl•le, ot!'.scntllv LEGAL NOTICE Ottect Jlltv 17 •. 1,111. ' e t e tars it "11.!'lf:U HLIN, Ettl C .. &J. of .i.. IPHtred Rlclltrcl K. Subler 1rid Georte < M.-•"ement, P lanrung and marr 2 . MU Pleet, •urblllfc •!WI (crnl(lc, K1thlte11 Ind Jel'lll ••v II;. Tllorarn1n ·-lo m• lo be , -n, ern!e Erickson -~!fr1:, t.:.i: 6'.: t.'fU,:: thirr.1" Butt11 '''IL"" Annt 1nc1 Ltt ea.tt11 1111 --W'hott n•met ... 1u11Krrbed Cl'•T11<1cAT9" o" aus1N•ss· 5111., Dls~~1'~~11~1~,.,,.1 Cllllnt¥· Design. \'OLPE·C UHNINGHM\, Ant"°"r J ,_4t, :•bl tl1, tt "llt L. •M Alv in Wiiii~ te !ht Wllhfn ln•lrllment tnd 1cknowltdl· ,tCTITIOUI "l•M NAMI On Julr 11, 1t70, bller'• mt, • · Neti -1M M•J E,.,, ... bolh of lv41 dtln9IOll. K•nNth 11;, Ind O.wne · eel thev uec~~ 1111 Mmt. 1'111 urlder1ltntd do fllreb\I ~llr P~bHc In •rid fer "Id 5t1t1, HrHnii1Y pacific island '7i11ag~ Atop Smog-free Laguna Niguel If you've fiad enough of the smog and the heat, come see Pacific Isl and Village today. Out of the smog and above the fog, the South Coast's finest active adult ,.community (no permanent residents under 181 is only an flour from downtown Los Angeles, close to all free~ ways. All exterior maintenance ts done fo r you .•• you have plenty of tirhe to enjny the priva te club . And the hOmes (two bedrooms and twa·bedrooms-and·den, two boths) ore complete witfi all built-ins, luxurious master suites, natural cabi~ets, carpet a nd draperies throughout. From $36,900 7112% Financing Available Ttsk• Sonto Ano·San Diego freawoy to Crown Volfey Porkway turn -off, turn right to Pacific laland 01ive. Or take 'oc:lfic Coo1t HJghwoy to Laguno Niau•! en- tran.ci1, hirn ltft on Crown Vall•'/ Parkwoy. --- Jelfff'ton 1., "'"'lmtfll"''· ~':T,~Mt~u'/:·.:.~.J.h:f~R. (OFll'ICIAL $EAL) th1! tlley 1rt canduc!h19 1 conwlllfllt •11Pe1rfd Kunle Erlclcton •nd Sh!wirt C~IG-'ffl,; E. J1nws i " 2t, of 115 Htr1trld, JHn A. illd llati.'1 j , Jc~ E. Otvls l>ll1IM11 t i 1CJ ll:anclolcll Av,nue, Cllv l'lff.d known lo mi to bt lllt Hl'SOlll le~~ I tnif"'frv~r~i /·~102', N:,wcim ••n1ud, Ootoltlr Lcul.91 tM Wl111em Nctarv Public, c111111rnl• of Cot•• Mft.I, Ca1m1Y Of 0••111•· SI•!• w11ose l'hllTllJ •r• iublcrlbtd 10 ,,,. lA~~ai'NK~·o~~· H':::1ctM'r.· 2t. J:~~ll;lchlnl c. Sr. l rd lllt••I ~~~~b~~· Ill ~m~·111:n1:~1~=~ ""w11::11 ::. fl~~::."~"~:= Ind atWwttdtltd "'-r irid Hele" E .. :n. bolh ol lllt (C'l.ttfl. "l:: M. •!WI G-"sA. My (emmh•IOll EX,1"9 ltMlw the lt'11t Mme er M,.,.. al (OFFICIAL SEALi lnawtolr41. Huntlnctcn 8t•~h. •Iker. V• ntt L. •rid Jemu · June ti, 1J7( • th• "'-lnttreettd 111 11111 bvllneu. Jote·~ E •• ,,, 1 F LT.H1Mt:$, Gtry G .. )O, -"' Oun1..,., Elln JD'l'CI a!WI Jerrr Ottn 1111/bll•htd Oftllll (Nd Otllr llllJelf to-wl!· 9111..,. EH ... &. C nd ... 0 "' , -e. 23rd St .. ce1t• Mn• 1nd ci:r1-M!\=,; · dWlne w. •!WI lllctl•r'd Julv 11, 11, ts and A111u•l I, 1t7D 12'2·7' Mkl ;1,.,., 11 'com-~ ol 1~ ~,~;:_ ~~~7,:iuti~1,:;•:::orn1• W CS~ot 27102 t1mlna S.n!t Dorn-Nnm1t1n, J1111n• L. 1nd H1rry !----~~--'--'------'I M•-•· wllaM ntme1 •rid •dd••u• Ortlllt caumv C '"w'·, ,n_J11tn CN 11,tr.Jni:i Dt vl1, M1rlfl• ll:uth tnd wmt1r11 LEGAL N~!CE •rt 11 foHawt: M 0-CllAWFO D, G•rv W .. 11. Edwerd vi w1,.,.,n G 8,11,., 3131 Oik~.J r Cemmb•lcol E~plr11 "'" /M"I!! r . .,_ ~, 11a111 cf '~ p""'' Cllnl•I 11'1d Oo1art1 Mortiet Pl 11 · ' ......... June 21, tt7( l!I f'T6"':Kt:""""' villev. Lourl1t1 Dorothy C. 1!WI JerN o. '.nt1t «•· tvinrcti, C•llf. l'11bll11>ect Oran" Coel! 0•11'1' "fllf, ANO II: N· ING, $!.,,.,, A .• 20. ff 8acl'larcrr, M. Sllllldr• and Rebert Clll:Tl~ICATI O" aUJINISI ll:trmend J. Elltdtl. 2lCO Ctn'fOll Julv 11 2S and AUll'utl I I. 1110 122710 "'3d E. ll;1ndlll, Orin.. 1!WI Slll>hl~ llllCTITIOUS NAMI Orlw. COiia M111, Ct!Jf. ' ' · ~br1 L., 11. cl 141t1 l!!dWtrdl. C1ndtlle, 01-L. 1nd Vlclor A. Tho -••<•--..., ,,--., c wtTNEU our lllrids ttll• 1'111 dt1 LEG" NOTICE HlmlM!t•. $clollt1111tYlr, ltYttlW J. trld ll;cbtt1 N. ...... '"'~ • ., Junt, H10 lU,I AL ENBAUGH·SNYOEJt. Frtllk G .. M, N con1h1dl"' I IMi•f"IA .i 21511 H•rbor Jtirmorid J 1!'.ll""t ol 1ots1 ClltslflUI, Lot 4,tJ_mtte. eu~tad, llcbttt .... tnd Jtnel M. Blvd • COii• '"'"•· C•ll"""'•· """'' Wt""" G .•• 11.... 111-tml K~~!\'.,C ~Nu.n C·31, S~•"g· Zwl•I••· ll;eblrt Stt nllr •M Emme '"' Hdlttou• "'"' -of ANCHOll; ST•TE OF C.i.Lt,,OANIA ClllTlllllCATI 0111 •UllNUS . t V.~ (1~M1k Mvr11' f.~ ~~~" tlld Ktrrr M. :o~11;s.:.::..:' :1:.!:"' ~c:m= COUNTY 01' 0 11:.i.NGE u. lllCTITIOUI NA.Ml 1140 Ir• Lomt. bell! ol' =Jtrrv Cllflonl and Otborlh J11111 ht ft.Ill •'"' l'l•e. Of mktO!let 11 • 011 11111 2'lfl dtv of J\1111, A 0. Tiit ullde'lllMCI c1ou certlfY hi 11; Ill: t•t . 'Oorll J. •rid J1mn H. follow•· I 1'1Q, blfart m1, lM Undlt1l11'11d •• CCtld11ctl111 " 1111-.llltll II 230 E 17111 1~N •11:-.Jetnfrl r.: "''°"' Jame• M. •rid CDre!I• J. 11;ob.rt l . Swick. 117 \'It Oulte Not1rv l'ubllc In Ind for u rct County $1., $ulle 203, Cc.ti Melt • "''' , flalMlkt, Wiii e1 1'1191111 J~tv II NIWPCl"I 8ttdl. Calif. ' •!WI Still, rnldlnw t11tre111, dulY com-C1lltornl1, under 1hl flcil!lou1 fl,;., tltmt o " 0M!..-, •• • ~~l'•"'E ",,,'!!r•,, .• ,,,.,,,-~ O•led Jlllr 10, "11 mlulontd •!Id 1wom, "rton1llY •-rt4 of GLA»CltAFT •rid !Mt ltkt fl"" JU "II! » ~·:=i, ...,. ,,.. "" ,.... II; L Swldl W1rre11 G. l1lllr. Ind ll:•rmDNI J, 11 (Grfl~ cf 1111 follDwlnt ""°"' S";O';Ttj;IRO~. NL~ 0 . ~ Of M:1.h'::.ie trld Jt mlf $l•I• of (1tifotn1•, Le. A"'''" Ccll"IY ' Elled" krwwn lo ,,,. lo bl tht oer.,,. wlloilt ,..,.,. In full..-Pltu et l'tlldef!U w1ncn!'" A .• 1 '23, •of llOtee ....::f. w.1~111. w11111 J. •nd 1ren1 H•11f °" J111Y 10, 1•10. before mt, 1 Hol•rY WllDI• nemu ••• wi:.crrbld '° "" wlthl11 I• •• follo•1: CDlll Mat. Mlln, t •rl Ktnnelll •l'ld M1rctlJtl "utotlt In erld fer •tld Sltf't, pelUl'\lllv llllt'l'UIM"t, •tit! acllno""*lttd lo m. !hot ll:obert T. !:~nlnttf', 1231 PDtk Clr'l:lt, Hlll:$CHTltlTT·$COTT( ltcbl!rt A.\ I'· Lortltf_ ''""'..., ll;cbert L. Swick k-to llltv t11tcultd lllt ''"" f Hu11llllfloll 811cl'I, CIUI., '2UI tn(I C~itrtY L .. 21. llalh ef J \IJ 8Mb9/ l1rb1tt YOl.lnl •rid TllcmU ,,,. to be 1111 Pll'Hll wlloH ntlfll WITNEU mv 1'11tld liwi offlclt1 -1. Dettd July J, 19711. ~ 21-1_ $! .. Cgj!• Mn•. E!' , --, ..... -<•> 0 < (0FFtC:14L SEAL) --rt T. Eh"lnitr k CKLER·aUX (!Ne. Kint IC .. 21, tood Smj er, Mtrr.Je1n 1nd RObtrt "•ul 1 llluwo.• """ W 11 ns tvment JOllll C ..... ,,, J•, • S •ron M XI eom ol 22l0 C.nven Sm"'· LOIJ M. •nd RlcP!ltd .... •nd tdcrwwltltffd "' UtC""8f ,,.. Mml. •• • ' ,,.. "' Ct t!ICfTlll, or ..... Cau"tv: API. 1. c'01t11MeM. • Mor1111LM•r1•rll tl'ICI Jlirl\1$_J1mt1 <OFll'1(14L SEAL) ' .. ~n.,., ubMc.C1Hl'ornt1 On Julr t. lt70, befart ""·I Nol•l"f Davit; .... ,, . •nd Wltl!tm H. 1£11Hn ·-lttlln•~ " nctNI Ofllu In P\lllHt h'I Ind IDr Hl4 St1t1, MrllOMllr L.i.S VEGAS. Nev./ -Mlrrlt.. Htndlf-. Cttl EuMnt •rid Sm•nlll NOf1rY P11bllt<111111N11t Ortl!lt COl>ntr ......... Robert T, E~nlnttr k~ llcemtl 11~ufd "''' nclltdt: ,,<;;:,,,,fl. ........ "•r '"" Jedi: lllrll'lttHt Offfu In Mr Com.,.1••1 "11 j te 11'11 fo bt lhl ""°" wllOlt ,._ IOTCHEN·I ONHAM -J11lr 12, MldlMI ............ " Los A"'tln (Gillll'r ll'ubtl~'';~~n'°'" Dal!r lll!IGt I• ·~r1becl ~ .1111 w!ttil11 IMll'Vlftllll Ltwrlf'CI Tldl. ff H11nt!M1flln 8Mdl. J"'"'' ~~1"11 0. alld Joto" G. Mr C,,,,,mlulorl 1!'.lllllt• Julv 4. 'II, II. f5. 1'10 I ~ l:IU~ 'co"'••"cc'o"!':*itdWgE•~)Plt -vf'td tlll """"!.'· l!ld Allen ltlr, 5J, Of .i.rcad!•. Tltl•11I, Id Ind M1lt11 G. Mir 7" 1t71 · "'" .... " N~E~io CYNSKI -Julv 12. M!•• ior.nct Jeni! t!WI <arlllr'd Pllbll-11tct Ortnte (Oflf D•ltr lllllct. "" • J~N L JOIST nd•J 111111111, 21, cl W1$tml1111otr, uo"mt1~r,, "''''' Ed•••• ,-,, .... Julr 11.11,2Jtl'ldA1111Jdl,lf11 l27J.11l LEGAL NOTICr. • NettrY lllullllc.Ct ltfomta (o'e•opa~ H•l-J 1.!: ol .i.nelll!m. ., .... "" ... o• I o -( '>" JtOWN -ll•Y 12. ll:ltfllnt, LO>'l'lll"' "II( Pl UTT<C4 II J~· .,~,., ~:rmr!'i':r. "rid B•tbt•• •=.1.11'1~·1 ~;rr..:11~:i:·t.c. LEGAL NOTICE NOTtc• .rG~101To11• :!':rr~~ Eur,. ROIYN·EY -July IJ. ,.,,. J1rnt1 C111u. 'L• ttn Ind Ji•llr L•uno . ·-1tw1•10R cou•T 0111 TMI Mtrch 2, t,tn . . Ir .. 11, ot An•~elm. trld JtlllCP Ml... . ITATI 0111 Ci.Ll!CMlNlA 111011; l'ulllllhld Or111H COii! 01lly llllJet, ll . 21, o! Newl)Grt lll(h. ll;oblrtMn. G4irtld lnt c. •l'ld Wlru,ron Cl•TlllllCAT• OP •UStN•U TMI COUNTY 'OltANO• J11lr n.1 .. 25 •nd A111111t 1. 19111 1mj(I CH•RLES·"Jllf.AM -July 13. Melyt11 Jt lll'ICTITIOUI NAM• HI A p Arthur, "· DI N1Wp0rt a..c11, 1n11 ~.:~. ·~r.•Jnd•~v~. Tiit 11nc11n1tin1111 do tlrtllY 1111'1' .,. !st•'-of 11:oiE11:T w. GOOFlt!Y, LEGAL NOTICE l~~*i.i:P~!~:~ =J~XJ~~·-~~~ 1r:~~·.:.~l:r.N~~1~;:: ~~.~ro'N.F. ~~~:~ .. :..:~"':it. ~~ni!:~11. = ~~IERT WlliLIM\ GOOFltlY., ___________ _ incl ClllrleM Mtrte. It, OI Ot•l'ICN· ' VIJ>C•nc:lo, Che'r1I .i.nn Ind Tony Alln IM fldttlolil firm lltml II Jtcllll't NOTICE IS HEltl8Y GIVEN le !Ill lll~Pff' $TAVIC·AltlAS -JlllV 11 l'rinll E. IO'/'d, T1t•Y tnd Ttnv1 AClll COl!furu 1rld thll ••Id firm h (1)111· crtdltort of t111 tbow n11rnecl •ec:edelll Cl•TIPIC.i.TI 0111 aUSINlll 2~, C of C9\lln1, trod 8e1lrlt, fi: 'rO!Mt Y, ll;ablrt COllmtll Ind Narttn PGttd of 1111 l'ollowlrlt ..,_,,, Wl'lole 11111 ell PfrtOnt l'llvlnt cLalm1 e11lnst , ,ICTITIO':,.rAMI · e lAl°S'~'!.,~l'e'r'':t _ Jolo >I, ,,~ s~tl.•LOIJII Cl•rk tl'ld l:!J' J, n•mH 111 f\111 t!WI Plftel cl rt11ldlnct th1 Miii dleedtnt 1!"11 '"\ofrtd 111 flit-~ •• ~· .. ""\_ 0<o1rt~ I'll · II " " •· ( c ' W lrt 1$ l'ollow1 : 1111m. wlttl lht ntee1 ...... vwdlt••· In ~ ...... u.:: "' ... """'' • '"" e .. tl'I ~11i,;11, 12~. al G1e~l;'l111ttr, •l'ld ~1jj$1~~·Ti:i~:l~~"t:t:1: end ~r· Leu!• J. ll:11wttt, 2050! Seit Air tl'll office 114 1111 c1e<11:' 'Of tht ebavt 81ytt .. t1ull!lnpl0;11 8Nci'I, Ct llkornt• "'"• GAll:JtETT-PllRCE -Joilv u , G•rr A if'ne ClrCll. Hi,i"tlr1tloll BHdl, Callf, t11!Ultd ccvrt, ct "' "'"""' lhe<n, With """'' "" lklllloul firm neme a! Fr1nc\1. 31, Of T111!fn, •rid J..,.., M~ Id, Clln!Oft O.Wltt 1M MOtY Tl\lirtM M. 11;-Ut, MJ02 S.11 Air ftll _,.., vouclltrt, to till un-Mtdlcll Oell'ftrY Strvlc1 trld 11111 1111!1 G•IJ. ,,_ al (Dito Mt1• .. , •,,", •,•,.•. ••-•••• ". ,,. ''"''"' Clrclt, Huntrneton 8t1c~. C.111. dtrilpntd 11 tht 11w ottlct of fief' tlrm 11 tcmPostd of lllt fotlaw1'11 Pt•-CM"Al5TOl'HEASON·Wll:IGHT -Jutr .., II .,. "' n. Oiled Julv tJ, 1t70 1tl'orntr._ LESS IN • FOLEY. 'llDJ Hn, wllDH lltl'lltl In fuM Ind •llce of 31· "Wlll~•d II.. 31, trod Send" J. LOUii' J. ll;vut•t. Ct•VfllJ Avenut. Tcrr1 .. ot. C•lllarnl• l'fllden<:t It II lollDw•: D. • llalll of 81 lbOI l1llnd. 5c~wtt1r . .i.nn 1nd Merri• Thtrt$1 M. •u••tlt ,..,, ...,kl! 19 ,... ol-• -... ,,_,, • Wnt. J. •·~-Att, 1'901 Mert1lfl Line, WAGO~·COHEN -J11tv 11, Edw1rcl Ltwl' k•lfllnn Allil 11'1d Jcn•lhll ~ "' "" "" ...,~,,.. '-~~.· •nd Jt111 '°· bath cf Cnl• Hun't . sot•TE OF CALlFOltMIA, of !ht urlder111ntd 111 1!1 ""'""" ..,. Hounll~ 8ttch. Ct llton'll• """' ·~ Ltl~tcc. Wllll1 MIVMrd t rld Btllt 1t.i.NGE COUNTY: ttl"I"' l'o 1111 lit.le Of stld dKldtlll, "" J11,. If, 1t1C. Hf'IWA RO·FROEHOE -Julv It. Jffn Clfl JulY 13, IJJ'D, btfert' ll't, I HD!tl'Y within follr monttll'ttttr"" ftttl PUbllc.. Win. J. Scl'lrNll ltol>l!NI L .. 8. o1 Hana1111u, ~IWllt. 8Jrch, DDMlcl Alb9rl Ind ':&t:rl'foi P11brtc In trld tor Mid S!tllt. Ht1-lfY tloll at ttllt notice. Slllo '11 C.llfof"flll, Ottntl C1111ntor: '~ ..... ,•~('(. 39. !' N1W11Ctl le1ch Mt,_•,,•·.•.•,M, •,•,•,!!"',.!",~ ,,, .... ,,.m ,._,... LOI/II J. ll;11SM!f't, Tl'ltr'.9$1 Oettd Jllfr 10. ltl'O. °" Jylr '" 1•1'1. blltr• ""· I Nell,., ... 10 ... ·•OG!R -J11!y 11 J._"'" .... It E: .... '"' J ,,... M. lhlllMllt --It m• Ill bl TM l'AULINE M. OOOFREY Publlc in .,.. flll' ••Id Sitt., Ml'MMllY !t'·w2:;~J: .. ~hr Mte, i•, llall! ~~1~';'1 ~!~f•"f,.~;~J tt!tl'I HrfOlll ........ ,,._. er• 1ull1Crlbtd Mmlrl19t1'11ltlJ: cl tht ul•ll of .,_,.., Wl!ll•m J. 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'"" Diiiy 1'1111. M'r Commltllen •• ,,,.. "'=1· M•rr L ~M 111111 Sl'l1rm1n Jvlr n . ,,, """" A111v11 1. 1tl'O 1111.11 J11f't' 11, "· 11 '"" AvtulJ '· 1•10 ,,, .. 70 IUIY 11. ts •NI AutUll 1. I. lt70 ,,,,.,. ., ~ -~ , l • t\1e-rnesa Tr,~ J'•"' ...,F Fine· Ne\v At)f::c-1nt"1 rit , rJ[\\'POR"r AND HARBOR IN-COSTA MlSA 3 JIG ATTRACTIONS ___ ,.,~so THE ACADEMY HELD OVER I ~-~...;. W:;;11t:;;;;,;,,J_ ... ~_ .. TOUGM ____ .... " .... """""'--..J. ~ ~ Dlj!i.EY 'Iba A BIRD~··-:::- ''SWISS FAMILY ROllNSON" -c .. 11. .... D9ii.,"tr.m Z P.M.' Rea<l the Stars With Omarr -~~-· -~ --~-----------------... -_,. _____ ,,.,. ________________ _ ' ---~---~--·--~ ----------~--- ....... Nfll,1970 DAILY rlLOT JS Cat A'dds Unpredi~tahle to Performance NEW YOIU( (UPIJ -One or the most delightful and un· predictable. performances on the· New York stage is being given by a cat. His name is Achille, predominantly black, but with some white markings. He does ~meUtlng that probably no human actor could do -draw a\tention, for a time, from the mesmerizing performance of Zoe Caldwell in the title role of off.Broadway's "Col· ette" at the Ellen Stewan Theater., ' Ttils is Elinor J o n e s ' biographical drama about the late French novelist whose witty, w i s e , sophisllcatcd treatment o! amour brought her international fame . Colette loved cats. "I decided one cou!dn 't do a play about Colette without cats," said director Gerald Freedman. "Also, there wa s something about the rigid structure of the play that re- quired s_ome unpredlclabil!ly . Cats certainly would provide that. "Ttlefe were prob I em 11. .\ctors don't like lo work wllh animals, which may ruin carefully staged moment!. The author showed obvlm•s distaste when I broacbed the idea. Produt-er Ch e r y I Crawford, on a tight budget anyway, had made no pro- vision for cat!. "No one seemed to take my idea seriously. After three days of rehearsals, I threw a ·fil and demanded 'the right to try my idea. I soothed everyone with the reminder that it would be easy enough to remove the cats at any time." There was no idea of hiring "trained'' felines from one of those outfits that supplies all sorts of animals for television, stage and movie productions. No money . Freedman's ass ls· t.ant1 who owns a cat, picked out two fixed males al the Bid-A-\\'ee home for animals at $10 each, and a fixed female at the humane league for $15. Outright sales. "J'essie Is the ginger-colored cat you see in the first scene when the teen-aged Collette ' carries bJm on," Fretdm.an said. "He doesn't havt much to do and IOOn la removed, "The blaci: and white cat came without a name. .After two days, I dubbed him Achllle, after one of Colette ~• brothers, to make up for the fact that he Isn't one of the play 's characters, alt.h9ugb brother Leo Is. "The third eat was never named. She seemed frightened of the theatrical environment and hid most ol the time. After a wttk of rehearsals, a member or the backstage crew took her home and nam- ed her Zoe. "The other two cats fitted into the environment right away. They were given the run ol the theater. They were all over the place. I one occasion, he spotted a friendly male lap In the first · row, climbed aboard and took a nap. Freedman w a n t e d un· It to him. And the director loves it. predictability -Achille gives1;:::::::::::::::::::::::;::::, IALIOA 673-4041 -6141 ""'· ...... ............. ,. NOW -EXCLUSIVE HAllOI AllA INOWIN• PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT! HELD OVER! SHOWING NOW! "The actors Wert not happy at first. But afttr a couple of days, Uley were maki ng friends vl'ith the cats, and lhls rapport has increase d throughout our run. T h e players bring them fancy lkl· bits that the stage manager fits into his feeding program for Achille and Jwle. ''The two cats 1tay In the theater around the clock. They have an adjoining alley in which to roam , if they wish to do so. They play and romp together." ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• The big cat scene is whe.n the middle-aged Colette car- ries on Aehllle at the begin~ ning of the second act that involves a romanti c Interlude with a new klve. The ctnter . PUfrt·PILLID C9·PIATUll I.A.YID Hl'f'IH of action is a red chaise . LOLA ALlll•HT iongue. Miss Caldwell pul3 "'IMPOSSIBLE VIARS• Achille down on it, and he • IOTH IN COLOR • usually stays there lor an ex-STEALING THE SHOW, ACHILLE'S A STAR e RATED "G'" e tended time until finally _'Of~f-~B'.'.r~oa111d~w~a~y~C~at~N~•~m~ad~A'.'.f'.'.t"1•''.._"8~ro111th~tr'.._"of'._''C~o~lt"1tt~•~'~~~~~~~~~~~ crowded orr by the lovers. I· H• On• •dmllltd Ufldt• 11 Un!tH With "••int Ir Ltgtt 0111,..1•~ -""'°' of A91 Requlrld !{[!}]]>@ }! NEWPORT IEACH • OR.3·!350 It is during thi! CQnslderable period that It is almOl't im· possible to concentrate on Colette, for Achille Is an ae- c om p lished ''fly-catcher," stage parlance for scene· stealer. He doesn 't do much but sit, although on occasion. he will decide to give himself a thorough wash. That really does it. Usually, Achille, fin al l y bored with the romancing, will quit the chlise, saunter across st.age and disappear Into the wings. But he has been known to waltz down into the au. d.ience and up an aisle. On We thought It would help If we put the international slgnal of distress on all of the disadvantaged J<lds In Orange County so you could recognize them. And see for yourself that there's nothing so darned unique about them; that they're really n6t much different from your own kids. Except that, with or wllhout a dlstresa signal, they really do need he lp. And their distress Is your distress. These kids need a chance to get started on the right path to a useful and productive future. ow him? Right now all they need are summer )ob1, 10 they'll be able to go back to school In the fall, Sounds simple. But here's where they differ; Where the ir distress Is "special." Wanting a summer Job is one thing. Finding one Is another-especially If you don't know how, . or where to look. If you have no rich uncles or connections that can make a spot for you. Or don't have the right skin color. If, even before you start out, you know you're dead .•. because you've been that route before. You've butted your head on enough closed doors to know there's no Use trying to be something better. !'After all, the old man didn't make It elther.11 Abou t all our disadvantaged kids have going for them are their eyes, ears, arms, legs and strong backs ... and their youthful energy and eager minds. Like your own kids. Maybe, as an Orange County employer, you'd make a move if you knew how to find the kids with the "special" needs. If they were all to wear the International algn of distress so you could pick them out of the crowd, would you do something then? Would you help? Would you ofler a job? That's all we're talking about. Call 632-JOBS National Alliance of Businessmen ,10111 Orange County Metro • 1193 North Miller Street •Anaheim, C1 liforni1 92803 ... Exc/111i11e Orange Co11nty ngagement •O Rl.IRYID •IATS Continuous Perfol'lllOncas- MONDAY TNIU fllDAY AT 6100, lrOO & lltOl PM SATUIDAY 1:30, 3:48, S:SD, 1:00 & 10:00 PM SUNDAY 1:00, 3:10, 5120, 7130 I t 130 PM ...... ' ,1 "r·: ' \/-~·· . ;,; .. .. . '..,·:·:· ---·-·-~··IUllS llRUl:llllli All AINllD ~~.;'/,.?-\~-··-· -lllJI· _ •. ,_.,_1119: ... ·-~··""--··--.. ...... _ .. ___ _ Exclusive Orange County Engagetnent SPECIAL NEW POPULAR PWCES NO RESERVED SEATS Juniors Only 2.so -'C~ildren Only 1.00 New "DOLLY" Showtimes MONDAY THRU FliiDAY 7 PM & 10 PM, S-ATURDAY AND SUNDAY 1, 4, 7, & lC!·PM 0PlHAl7.00,.M. SHOW IT Am AlOLISC 'TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA' Pl•s ''TOPAZ" with Paul Newmon R4iR ' ' ' ,. ~-~~~~-~~~~~~-~.~~~~~~-~~-~~--~-~--~-~~-~----~~~-~~~~-~~~-------------~ ·---·-------·--·~---·-----·--------------~-------....,.-• ·- D41lY PILOf Salurda), July 25, 1970 • 90 Plays Show Loss Not Sugar-coated Jiilie Andrews Stern Earns ,Salute 1$8&.: ~ ... lllClK --· AllCICIAnt NEW YORK (UPI\ -In thtJ Jt69-70 9fl:ason, 90 ·shows opentd on and orI Broadway. FlgUres indicat.o w~n~thc ledgers are completed, I.he shows wlU have lout naort than $4 million. Marks Birt1uiay . Jf1ith Rousi1ig Slw·w AN EXPLOSIVE MOTION PICTURE The atate attorne~ general's olftce said We<lnetd•y the llhqws reprcselll t tOt.al in· \JtStment of about f}J.6 million and have so far lost $1.4 million, and many or the shows have not yet made final tabu lations. The average capitaliiaUon for Broadway show& was S310,000, and the average for an olf-Broad~·ay production was $47,000. Trading lnwge? NEW YORK (UPI) -Julie nice-!llrl ima,. In "The Sound AJI d r e w a made -lhrff ol Music" and .. Mary Pop. memorable contributions to plnl," "The Americanization the :B~way t.bel!er. or Emily," which was a little . Flm'C!°i there was the darfnc, didn't erase that. yivacklus but In n.o ctn t 1 y' Now, she comes in a major romantic heroine 9( t he ilew n1ov~. "Darling Lill," just original New York )lToduction · reachlnc the public, and Miss ol "The Boy ·Friend." Andrews lsn't worrying about Then came her unforgettable whether Jt shelves her old im- Ej.Lr.a Doolittle in lhe record-age with the 'public. making .. My Fair Lady... "Actually, I'm not conscious Another good kid. ·of any sort of image until Followed by her Q u e en someone happens to mention Guiaeve re i n ''Camelot." it," the star said in an in. 'Mlete lt'U a little haokypanky terview befere the opening of !'.:t_!Aalf ... ""'Fr.iiiw here between the Queen and her picture at the ROOio City BREAKING IMAGE? Julie Tries on 'Lili' !'I By TOM 'BARLEY Of tllt ~ Pl< stiff ~-. 'Isaac Stem's 50th birthday wllJ be long remembered at the Hollywood Bowl and not j uat beCause an enthusiastic Loe A n g e I e s •Philharmonic Orchestra and an equally dellghted audience saluted this gifted violinist with a rousing reDdition of "Happy Birthday to You.'' That depature from concert tradlUon offended no one and was an unabashed a n d uninhibited tribute to a brilliant artist whose de- ·meanor on and off stage has done much to endear him to fellow artists aRd audiences alike-and , let it be noted, lo music critics. ~&ca..• 5«·11J9f6 Lancelot, but, after all, this Music Hall which is certainly c:e.""-" oartJ 1 ,..... had the sugar-coa ting of a a showcase where an image. "Mil: ll'ACE OOYUl"Y" 1'111& musical. No damage to image. can be lost or retallored. one of Hollywood's most sue· c e s s f u I producer-directors, who also wrote the "Darling Lilli" story especially for his wile, said he felt the "new" Julie Andrews will be a pleasant surprise to her fans. Stern ls his own most fervent critic but we'll wager right now that he has, in his own rigid sell-analysis, been unable to find fault with what we found to be a superb rendition of one of the most glorious violin wcSrks in the concert re~rtoire-Brahms' glittering ancl tremendously demanding Concerto in 0 . Major. "tT'I T:u:fn':. ~A ttl:o" When she . we n,.t .to "Certainly, I'm not ln-w• .. T1111r1., l'rt & s.1. • Holllywood f~r c In e m a t •·~ fluenced by it in my work. ::~:._ ·:.':::::::::::::::::::::::. l::! stardom , Miss A n d re w s I've done other pictures in =:::':::""'=-==··;:··=··=··=···=··=··=·'=··=··=···=·'='~~';;';;hl;;•;•e<l;;=t;;h~e;;m;;•;;xun;' ;;wn;:;~ofl which I've managed, ·due to r the script, to cut up a caper "'""' Fiif"$ouTH coasT ""'" PLAZA TH-TllE CORPl»All>ll San Dilp freeway et lrittol • 5'9•2711 CONTINllOUS DAR.Y AT t:JI P.M. EXCLUSIVE AREA SHOWING CALL 67U260 FOR SHOW TIMES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• or two. But the impact in those cases couldn't overcome the conception of me erealtld so strongly by 'The Sound or Music' and 'Mary Poppins.' "I'm not discounting the old Image. It brought me where I am today. But you can't stay in a rut. One has to expand, no matter how suc- cessful you may have. .been in a certain area. That's where I am now. I'm looking for new roads lo take ." Husband Blake Edwards, "This is a sty lized, romanlic comedy with music with something or the E r n s t Lubi~h flavor," Edwards ex- plained . "Lili is chic. poised. a sophisticated women who moved in smart circles: the epitome or high . fashion as a night club entertainer. "Sex is the name or the game as she operates as a Gennan spy in World War I trying lo pry secrets out or a handsome allied airplane pilot (Rock Hudson ). She does a striptease, gets kissed by the pilot while she's taking a shower and has a bedroom seduction scene that wtll make you forget Mary Poppins. Its shattering final move- ment ls, of course, the piece de resiit.ance of all violin works and it gave Stern every opportunity to displa)' a virtuosity and elan that have made this unassuming man · a household 1vord in many nations. His great ~evement in the Brahms Is to preserve that rich phrasing while in- duJging in the s h a r p Ho Mn or Wo,... 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''DOWNHILL RACEltS" {GI') c.ltr EXCLUSIVE SHOWIHOt Will Dl-r"I All C•lor S"-"1 l"MI Sll¥tn. o IOhrf Mtn<1 "THE IOATN!KS" IOI "~WISS PAMILY ROllN$0N" 401 l'REllllERE EHGAOEMENTI Chltli.tl Hnl911 "THI[ HAWAU ... NS" (01'1 Ctltr T"' lt•t191 "LET IT IE" IOI C.lor PREMllUlE ENGAGEMENT! Jact l.•-• s.. ... y ~if .,THI OUT 0, TOWHERI" IGI C• .... '"""'W•YN "TllUIE tolllTH CG! (tlor ll(Cl.US!VE 5HOWIHO! J-rry Lftrl1 ''WHICH WAY TO TillE FllONTr~ Oldo VM1 Oytt "tHITTY CMftTT IANG IANGH 1111 c .... ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••• I I' NOW! AT BOTH EDW ARDS CINEMAS At Popular Prices "The epic American war movie that Hollywood has always wanted to make, but never had the j1JIS lo do bel0<e:• ........ ,_ . EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGEMENT CALL ~6-3102 GRANO OPENING OF THI ALL NIW ELEGANT l llAUTIFUL CINEMA WEST #2 harmonies and massive codas that so richly ornament this moving "''ork. No one does it, for our money, quite like Stern -at least in the Brahms -and we heard nothing Tuesday niSht thai could persuade us to amend that judgment. \Ve were intrigued by the reaction of one very )ovely blonde member of the au- dience who stood silenUy and bright-eyed for a mcSment while the Bowl audience broke into a tremendous ovation. Hands clasped, she munnured, ''Ob, that was so beautiful" and il seemed, to this critic, to be the ideal review of a memorable performance. This splendid performance Was memorable in many other respecls and only that superb effort by Stern ensured him top billing over cooductor Andre P re v i n ' s dedicated, drivin~ extraction ol Ralph' Vaughan Williams' Symphony No. 4. , To be sure, the applause was scattered in comparison to wilat greeted Stem. But the record must show that this was the finest delivery of this sweetly scored hymn to romanticism since this critic. in a much younger day, Previn and his capably orchestra delivered. JICI .... llllY- l!ll• " 4th RECORD WEEK ' Gloomy · Gus ls Your Kinda Guy heard Sir John Barbirolli drawl-=========..c..~~-------much the same reading from a HaUe Orchestra that was in the height of its con· siderable glory. We like to trunk that Previn's present sojourn in London (he conducts, most capably, the London Sym- phoriy Orhcestra) has Jed him to a deep understanding and love for this mom British of composers. It is, in any event, impossible lo escape the con- clusion that he ~s learned you can not hurry Vaughan Williams if you wish to extract every ounce of ecstasy and pure joy to be found in his moving scores. "PunUU' In [!] "eA ~Na111M CIMlrHc 'Broum• lfCHNICClOll•q,i::,~~~ BOTH RATED "G" -MATINEEfDAILY 1 1-LOCATION 2-THEATRES 1-BOX OFFICE We have. in our time, witnessed two Andre Previm. We remember vividly the gauche, young conductor who did his best to destroy Beethoven's Fourth with some ill-timed work from t h e podium and who merited, for his ef£orts, a scathing review. The Previn we watt'hed and admired Tuesday night has matured and progressed to the point that he delivered a Vaughan Williams Fourth to at least ·one onk>oker who demands. in temis of that composer, nothing, short of perfecUon. That was what .~PCR.le~ :rwo SEPARATE THEATRES· ONE lOCATION I.EE CUNT · , JfAH M41MN fAS1WOOJ> SEBERG DIRECT FROM ITS ElCl.USIVE RESERVED-SEAT ENGAGEMENT ••• CONTINUOUS PERFORMANCES AT POPULAR PRICES! '"A Big Mµsical Hit- In The Winry_er's Corner!" -ARCHER WIHrOH, H-'!'Ort f'ott "Hilarious And· Enterta ining. In · The Stream Of 'Sound Of Music'!" "A Big Bawdy Rip-Roaring Musical! HDwlingly Funny! See It!" -WAHOA HAL£. II 'I' 0•111 Newt " Premiere Orange County Engagement RATED Gp IT'S FOO ALMOST . ---EVlRYIODY MATINEES DAILY . " ·. • l d l a • A a r• A II u u t• • " 1, " Saturd1y, July 25, 1~70 DAil Y PILOT J 7 .. Players Relent;· Chiefs to Drill P!IlLADELPHIA (APl-The National football League Players Association relented and announced Friday night It would pennit the Kansas City Chiefs to start drllls for next Friday's College AU-Star game in Chicago, The reversal of field by the players on the All-Star game came as their representaUves met with an Owners committee and Federal mediators in an effort to settle their contract Impasse. Only Thursday, the Players Association denied the C1'Jefs, winner of the last Super Bowl game pennission to practice for the AU.Star game. Friday night, however, the players changed their mind. "At no time has the NFLPA intended Angels Drop 9-8 Slugfest To Senators Mike Epstein clouted a one out homer over the right field fence in the 10th in· ning and the Washington Senators out· lasted the California Angels, M , Friday night at Anaheim stadium. Epstein's 11th homer ended a 3 hour, 2 minute marathon and came cff K£R Tatum, S.3. Jim Hannan, 6-3, got the victory, sending the Angels six games back of Minnesota in the American League West. Sandy Alomar had sent the game into utra innings in the seventh with a run- J1U '·"'· 12:U '·"'· 71JS •·"'• J:U '·"'• J :SS 11.m, 7:SS p.m. 7:55 p,m. n :55p.m. scoring single after a •run-scoring single ifter the Angels blew a five-run lead and then came from behind to tie. , ·,'.Alomar also scored a run in the sixth ""' U. on Jim Fregosi's hit, one of 17 for the Angeli. The Senators, held hitless by Andy Mes.. sersmilh for five innings, broke loose in the sixth for eight runs. Lee Maye start- ed it with a one out single and Frank Howard followed with his 26th homer. .. Ul"I Ttlt'Mtff . ~ ~ . : 11EW HAZARD -St Louis Cardinal pitcher Chuck Taylor reflects : 'the plight of bis team's problems in the National League East divis- : :ion. Several bubbles have burst recently, including three straight : :tosses to Cincinnati. St. Louis trails East leader Pittsburgh by 13 :James. Paul Casanova and pinch-hitter Jeff Burroughs each singled in one run, pinch- hitter Rick Reichardt double in one and another pinch-hitter, Tom Grieve, doubled home two. 'I'he other run scored on a pessed ball. California scored five times in the first Inning as Fregoai doubled for one, Alex Johnson doubled for two, Ken McMullen singled in the fourth and the final tally SCGred on a wild pitch. Jay Johnstone hit his seventh homer in the third. Clyde Wright (14-6) and 1--0 against the Senators this year will pitch for the ~ngels tonight against Jlm Shellenback (S.3). The Angel management is making preparations for the arrival of President Nixon at SundaY's game, but Summer White House officials say that there is no guarantee that he will attend the en- counter. Epstein, who has been plagued with injuries this season, hit a Tatum fastball on a 3-2 count. "Lately, I've been slo~ reacting to fast balls, but when the count went to three and two. he <Tatum) gave me a pitch to hit," Epstein said. W4SHINOTON 1br~bl C4LIFO•NtA 1or~~I &rnkm•n. u s ; 1 o AJom•r, 2b M1ve. rf 2 1 1 o S1>1n(er, 1b a 11rruvh1, 1111 1 o l I Fr ... osl. 11 P ini , 1> II O O II AJoh111<1n, 11 Knowl•u. a II O O O McMulln, >b Fr~. ph 1 p O O Jf1tum. rt Gntnll1, a II II II 0 Von, ph H1nn•n, p 0 0 0 O Cew111, rl How1rd, H ' 1 1 1 John•tone, d Allodl'9'Z, lb I 1 0 0 E~lll, C E1>tt1111, lb 5 I 1 l Meteri!h, p ::11111ov1, c 5 1 1 l L~ Roche, p 8 Atlt n, 2b 5 1 ' 0 l(ftlllY, p CuHtn, 2t1 11 11 O 11 111111, ph UnKr, tr 2 o II o EF!ll\lr, 1> lt•kll•l'd't. ti l 1 1 1 Jlevold1. "" 8tU11411, p 11 O 11 G KT11Vm, p Corifi..1n, p 1 o o n ROHtloro. 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"nle Soviet men's team won , 122-1 14, and the Ru ssian women beat the American girls, 71-59. -Outstanding perfonnance.s by distance ace Frank Shorter, the U.S. 1,800-meter relay team and Ralph Mann · of Los Angeles in the too-meter hurdles studded the U.S. score sheet bu~ the depth or t.h6 Soviet team w¥ 1Po1 much for the Amerloans. One U.S. official trivellng with the team rtte.tred t.o the overall final score as : the "phblley baloney score." The rtlS\'s result,_ which ended in a dif· lel'l!rlce of only eight Points, is the fll('M'e significant, he said. ·American victories in the men's com- Ret1t100 on the final day were scored llY MaM, whose time in the 400 meter hurdles was 49.9; Willie Turner of Oregon Statt, who won ihe 200 meters in 20.8 Seconds ; James Moore of Oregon, who beat .Russia's great tgor Terovanesyan with a Jong jump ol 26 feet. t"' inches·: Bill Skinner ol th< Unlvtnlty ol Teo- nesset itl the javelin with a heave ol 272-31h: and Reynaldo Brown of Los Angeles, who soared 7 feet · v, inch in the high jump, and the superb quarter· mile .relay team. Women 's triumphs were racked up by Mavi s Laing of Phoenix. Ariz., winntr of the 200 meters in 23.5; Cheryl Toissant of Brooklyn, N.Y., who took the 800 in 2:05.6 and Patty Johnson of Re.nton, wash., wilh 13.5 steonds in the 100 meter hurdles. ~ Sen.sational U.S, 1,600 meter relay team drew a roar· (If approval from the crowd 81' it ran away from lhe Russial'IS. The. qlijlrtet, made up of CUrtls Mills, tred Newhouse, Wayne Collett and Jot\n Smith, turned in a time of 3 minultls, 33.8 seconds. About 10 metel'I behind at the finish, the Rult11nii clocked 3:35.2. In the javelln, Russia's formu world record-holder Janis lAals Mded up third because of a pulled muscle tn his side. This Was Lusis' llrst meet In about three months. · Head coa~h Leroy Walker ot North Carolina~ Central at Durham COl'ICMed a·n.er the competlllon that the Americans had be~,, '1overmatcbtd 1n operience and maturity." S11mm1r!11 of !Ill U.S. -USSR trick Ir.cl llt!ll mtlf:. ... ••,••,, "'"'~'·j.,1111u1ett0v. 1usi111, 1"1fµ6, l• 1 V1I 'II• ! ~ I l'"J l, H .. Ir !USA ) 16-, 4. ls11<.,,.., fU SltJ St, .00 fntltr l'IUl'!llK -j• Minn, !US>.), tt,t, 2, Slu-alov, IUSSll:l, .50.S. , Wl!ltntY, !USA) !4.7, ,, 1(1ttltOY, (USJJll 51.,. J1 ... ttln -1, "Slllnn.,.. (USA), j12 -l\ot 2 Feldmc"\'· (USSltl, 2'1.J,.t LllS!t,JU Siil, :wo.'111 .. ; '· Oll!IS, (USA); »1·1 l ,.iw-mt1•r• -11. 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The state- ment was signed also by the association executive committee and Jim Tyrer, player representative 'of ·the Chiefs. Mackey refused comment <>n the All· Star move when pressed for the reason the assoclatloon appeared to have given up on one of its chief bargaining weapons. "l am here (Philadelphia) to resolve the contract ditpU te so everyone can play football," be said. The All.Star game ha~ never been a part of these negotiations." ls he aptimlstic alte.r the seven hours of meetings with the mediator$? "They' 'haven't gone ·rar enough for me to comment,'' he said. Is he pessimistic? "I can't make a dedsioo either way yet,'' he replied. "It isn't that I don't wint to talk. but I don't want to say anything that will hurt us. We have agreed that all statements will come from the mediators." Would the talks be lengthy? "I don't know. I'm playing this minute by minute, hour by hour. I can't say anything otl1er than that." The owners C(lmmlttee, led by Tex Schramm, president of the Dallas Cowboys, and Ralph Wilson, owner or the Buffalo Bills, refused to comment They pointed to the medlatcr when asked what time It was. And the medlalon: "Wf have recessed until 10 s.m. Saturday; The players will meel with us at 10 a.m. and the owners at 11 a.m." They put up the best defense in the NFL this year. The day session went about five hours, with a break for lunch. The nJgbt con- ference started at 7 p.m. and recessed at 9: 15. Mackey was asked if he would like to have stayed longer. ''I'm not going to answer that quu- tion," he retorted, the s~g infennce evident that it was the owners not the players who wanted the shorter session. • Former Texas Standouts Charger Berths Zero • in on ·' .... TALE NTED CHARG ERS ROOKIE EUGENE CH ILDS. In IO Innings Mets ' Agee Steals Home To Upend Dodgers , 2-1 NEW YORK (AP) -Tommie Agee slole home with two out in the 10th Inning. giving the New York Mets a ~-1 victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers Friday night. With the bases loaded and two out and a \-I count on Cleon Jones, Agee broke from third when reliever Jim Julv 14 J\llV ?J JUIV '6 July 11 July 11 Jv1v n Dodger S late 1 All O.iflft 11t' tcl'I 1'411 Doc11er1 •' N-York Doctgera 11 N•" York OodOfrt •I M-YOMt Codgtrl et PhH•dtlPhll Dodgifl VI M<l!'ltr"I DodOera "" M°"tretl 5:00 ""'· 11 :10 ··"'· 11:00 1.m. ':)O D.m. 7:55 p.n'I. 7:SJ "·"'· Brewer. f.S, went Into his windup. Agee slid home safely ahead {)f catcher Tom Hailer's tag. Winning reliever Tug McG raw, 2·3, had opened the 10th with a single and Agee bunted and was safe on an .error. But Al Weis, running for McGraw, was pi cked cff and Bud Harrel!on struck out before Ken Singleton and Don Clendenon walked, loading the 'bases. fourth. Willie Davis led off with a single and stole second, his 27th steal of the year. Davis took third on Wes Parker's fly and sccreQ on Ted Sizemore's two-0ut single. The Mets broke through in the sixth. Singleton drew a one-out walk and raced home when Manny Mota slipped and fell attempting to field Jones' tw()..()ut · double to left-ci!nter. The Mets left the bases loaded in the seoond and the Dodgers reciprocated In the eighth . After Shamsky's second-inning single, Jones laced a double down the rightfield line. But Singer slipped a called third strike past Wayne Garrett and Joe Foy popped to short . Singer th en issued an Intentional walk to Jerry Grote and famtq ~oosman on three p_itches. With one out in . !be eighth, Davis walkt!d and Wes Parker bounced a single le left. Davis and Parker pulled a double steal as Lefebvre watched a third strike but Koosman purposely passed Sizemore apd shortstop Bud Harrelson threw out Bill Russell on a close play at first, with coach Jim Gilliam arguing the call with umpire Stan Landes. Child s, Fa,bish Were Star · Backs .On .UTEP T~:m 'BY P,Hll, RosS 01 1111 ·Dlt1V ,l"illt lt,it ,' Howatd Granvelle' arid Tom Williams · Of Uc Davis are ·not the 'only pair of form'~· collei:Jate teammates_ ·trytng to win · pennanef)l bt!rths ori ·the· San Diego Chargers roster d~nJ ~e·aquld't · UC Irvine trainin1f camp; ~ ' . "Former rexas-~ Paso (U'l'EP..) .lfan. 'douts ELigene ·ai:ilds and Jlni .P'abish are currenll)i trying to 'make'the National Football LeaQ'Ue grade with the' American Conference Chargers. · . Fabish, a defensive back and seventh draft choice, and Childs. an offemlve runnin~ back and 15th draftee. are graduat~s of coach Bob~y Dobbe' ultra.. progfessive .'syster'n St Ule El ' P.uo univers ity. Fabish says, "lt'1 not thdt much of a transition .from cOic;h Dobbs system into the pros. · "We used to pass a lot at UTEP and had a real pro siyte attack. In fact we actually passed more• et our particular college than a pro team Tlke the Chargers does." ' Childs was fortunate he says. 1'becattJe I got to carry the ball , a little more than the average ruMing back wooJd In an offense that was geared more for passing." . nie . 6-(1, ZOO.pounder ·rushed for J,283 yards in his three-year vanity It.int at the West Texas ~hoot Fabish, a bachelor, and Childs. I mar- ried man with two little Oneil:, agree that football is roug~ on the married players. · Childs lamentl, '"c011e~e football Cl!J golve a ~roblem like that." ' l Th.e pair are also products · of dlffe~ backgrounds. · ' Fabisti is a native'' of Sah Antoni~ Texas, where he attended Robert ~. Le• Higo S\:h!x>L . . .. At .Lee the 6-0, 185-lb. defensive wiJ.ard played ~ptlt en4 wtiere, he claims. "I probably <lnlY caught 12 passes tny whole hi.llh school career." · He came to U'FEP because It was far enough away from home (nearly 600 miles) for him to have IOme frttdom anci to play football under aot>by Dobbs. Fabish explains, "After a ·mJ:rup or films and files waii cleared up, coach Dobbs invited me to play on his freshman team on a · trial athletic scholarship basis." The rest of Fabish's gridiron antics speak for themselves as he was an All-Western Athletic Conference free safety and he played In the North-South Shrine game in Miami. . Childs was born and reared in the hamlet or Attalla, AIR., atsout 60 miles north of Birmingham, and h • matriculated at UTEP after a one.year stay at Pratt Junior O'.lllege in Kan8a.s. Childs' C<lach at Pratt was Ray Fulton and Eugene gives Fulton· (la~r an .uais- tant at UTEP). credit for wooin1 him ir.to the arid, comfortable climes of · West Texas. 111 was a quarterback in high achool and juntor college", Childs notes. "But when I arrived al UTEP they had plenty or quarterbacics. so cpaeh Dobbs shifted me to running back. I haven't yet regretted that inove.'' Both perfonners express pleasure 1ln being draft picks and are glad to be around each other, Odds are, Charger head coach Charlie Waller is glad to have Fabl!h and Ohilds around, too. Bill Singer, of the Dodgers. who hurled a no-hitter aealnst Philadelphia in his . last outing and had won his last four starts. and Jerry Koosman of the Mets each went nine innings, locked in a l·l struggle with Singer allowing five hits and Koosman gix. 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(API -Gardner Olekinton and the legendary Sam Snead, the oldest tellm Jn I.he tournament, charg- ed out of the pack with a lant11tic1 10-under par 61 Friday and moved Into a Ue for the top ln the $2000,000 N1Uonal F11ur Ball Golr Toumame11t. Snead' and DICkl)'llOn, whose Rses tottl 100 years, had a. 36-hole total of t28. 14 under par, and were tied with favorites Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus. Palmer and Nic\laus, lhe llrst round I Juder1, •lipped to a 57, only four under par. "We weren't too hot,'' NlclllaUJ.saicL "That's putUna It mildly," Pa Im•• 1greed. The"twQ, ltima i"' .scoring is on tlie partnen bltler ball -held a one-ctroie lead ov~r two other ptil'I, Jim CoJbert and Dean Refram, and Dav 1 Eichelberger and Veterat J .C. Goolie. lied al 129. Both had aecond round 65s, alx under par on the plush. 7 ,06-yard Laurel V•ll•y Country Club Course. ., l ' -( -----.,-------------•r••----------- / • JI DAILY PllOT S1wrd11, Ju/1 2.S, 1970 Newport to Win Grid -Ti.tle T in "2 Years-~~ga~: 11J JIOw.um L. BANDY I wu II El !llncho. I'd see him every • 1Jarter al quelUrtloct lhree yt1t1. oot, I doo~ '" llUld. All of lbe out& l yNr be was lo!ac well and hod to ct.oy and we'd Jalk nothing·bul 1oOlball. In 1111 ""1lot loottiall-lp (1114), · have ~-on tlil Vlp have,• -·my-111·1D .... ,... 'r two .,..a . ...... ,... .... •[...,-1CJU lbal Newportllorlior HIP Sdlool w11 win a i....,. ~ ,.......Pi.·~ In two or - He's 1ba1 kind <JI a &'IY· Football· Is El Jqncl>o lost \o Lo,o1a !llP'lll ·ll>e owo dOl.,: Tilt pitcher wuo' "'1'0I>-"Lat« lli •tlle ye« be w111ill I>)'. bis life!' Jin all <JI tilt CIF pl;iyo(fs. slble." . Eatl . Willoa ml po.l <M for tlW ·rest Asbliwtat Johnson'• -to .succes1 Wllh Joe All:•• '1flelined wllll a spralh-Is he """""1ed aboot sitting on •lhe ol lhe -jual •bm he wu aoJnl with rup -~ WU,• Egan ed 'wrlst,'Egan '•w conaiderlble action bench agalri ..tlen Azcue is -ready lo ' well.~' · • ~ .. ol ..,, -...idenls .t Iba! dly-lllo-Jnllooloowhile pl.s~ for lllO Mceb- replied, "I !hint ]\e c•• &el the klda · behind the plate dO the -Angel play! · · ! The MrYlce 111nt. i..-b1n1 <IUl'!oc° 1odo qytldna he want.I them lo do, · road ,t<ip• lo WasJ!inllon; New Yod< and ''I Jmow he'll pity when. he .ii .rqc!y,• the lmle lland t1111.-i __ ""'1Pt.ho. "II\ be Nld lo run throqgh a brick , Boston. . , Tom ·laments. "It ha lo gel y,ou 'lo:wn. Anlbobn -... will' lbe ~· wall aod ~ wm Jlf.oying Jur him. Ile .,.., tile leadlil( hitta-111d hit ·• !ilU. bit. But ,all I can do ·le, play. Senaton, He. II lialpolll! <I ~ Tom Jl'CD, a lomMr q-k for tGICh tJmie-J--tlletwo...,. at El' -lli<. i;cbool, • Is ooe of you'd try 1~ I reall)' t1oni•know what »!•Ii< Jn six of lb• eJi!>t aamea he day •by day a!ld c!p ,tll•·job I'm 1etUU his milllary l>bllpllen lif,lhe ~ thlte it ii ·be does to instiU such a •piril played, raising his • ._,e"'I• 1...,. -208 paid lo do." and pl.ayldc al iiJsbt. II la ,..eilt he but I bow it's there alter playing for to .246. He had 101 hlt:a in, 1(1 plate Bis manager doesn't agree. • 1 won~ mlll.-a 'pme. ~ him" · appe.,...,.,.. ror a t rip'ay.,.... <JI .3115. "We're hop~ tllll·lt-streak slay~ White )it ftlld llh 1o .-waleh his J-··--allbough his ,_. to Newport -bad nothing Eirm -,i.yid third base foe four years What is he doing dUferently <hole witll him. U It does, he'll Jiil( <Ami• lormer 'hilb ICh>ol ,_ ClOOCh in i8t El Rancho, hiUlng .450 u • junior days at the p!S:te? • · where he·was (on the bench ). actiaft 11t Newport Harbor tb& winter, to do with Ernie'• IWilcll from Cal 81*(1--). and .821 u a senior bdore signing "For one thing; m,"·'IWtudt I$ nwch "Since I've been with U'lis club, be:s be may bine to fGn«O Ullf. plulure for a baDus with the Angels. 'He was better," be replies. ".'When l roake an had two or thrtt. other· streaks. •Last if CUl"ftllt,.,.._ r:nattrlalile. -• ".Emil md I were real close wtilt Defeat Rota.,,, 7 4 Exchange Nine Wins HB Title N"'JIO'\ Ezdlance Club (N<WjlOrt Harbor) clinched tile Hunllnglon 8"ach Rectta- tion Dept. summer baseball cbampiaosldp Friday nilhl with a 7..f Victu'y over North Hunllqton Rotary (Founlain Valley) at Marina IDgb. Jn Other Joop cames, Huntington Harbour (Hun- tington Beach} do "n e d Newport Celter Ki want 1 (COrooa .dol Mar) :1-1.-on the winners' Cid.mood and Winn's Tow Service (Edilcm) -• fcrieit victGry over.Kaufman and Brood (Marina), '!be victory by the Euhan&• Club left It wilb a • 13-:1-1 neon!, lour ,,,_ ahead <i N"'PO't Oente Xlwuls 'lrilb three contala left · on the tchedu1e. Mike Easterling led tht E:i· chanae win. Easterlin& banged out a triple and two singles in four appearances at the plate, acored four rum and drove in tv.1:1 more. Rotary got three · 1WIS In the lint witll • p.uoed ball, a bases-loaded walk and 'Bill Hatfiek!'s lnfield ain< driviq, in the runs. In lhe Elc!Janae lint. three nms cnmed the d1Sl1 on an ftTOI", EasWllnl'• triple, and Nutrilite a walk .11n1dwicbed around singles by Bruce W'mgerd and Steve Knox. A triple by Gary .Varney, two walks and a hit batsman gave Rotary a fo3 lead in the third. It waa sbor~Uved, however, when in the home hall ol the fmlll{ EaslerllDg siag1ed, stole second and third and acored .,. ~ one-baer by Rict Smitb. Exchana• got lhe wlDnlng tally In the fifth and H was Eulerling who got it going. The Elcha"&' shorialop got .aboard on• an «TOI', ltole • -cood and l(lln_ came· hom~ ... -. single by Saiitb. Tile ........,. pllV the 1ame away IOI' ,...i In the .mh. Stev. · Hedrick• 'Walked, ltole aecood and scorea w.h e n Easterlina alilgled. Wingerd then tripled lo add lbe final run. Me .1nwJi11 e., Huntington )!arbour and ·Newport Center Kiwanil Jocked -Up in a pit· ching duel. 'Wuming pildler Steve. Broob went the dist_.., allowing five hits, waiting ~and striking out five., Bob Sears, the losing pl~ cber, -r:ave ..., just four Hun- tingl9n hill, lamed !Oil? and nlbdloar · ~~~ oeored Its ,liiie l'ab' ,In !W,!lt<Olld- -----~--,---~-------',.-,-,--~--~~-~-----'~--~-·-------''--'---'c...--'---. , -l • Albacore Run Slows;.~: ta~diNe~ T:wiligh~~ A >Clerk's opecial .hOiilght -... ol'the tuna. ) fiahiag boat has beeu in· . "lt',s jlllt a ·matter of U., augurated at Davey's ~ker moving and ol our rtlocatlr{g MOOllAY and ,Friday .,_s jhem " landing operaton uy. 'l'ltll ,de.Part!ll'e time from At ; the m<Jll\<nl fiiey ~ Bl.lboa Pavilion a~""6:15 ac· tlO,nilles out makin("a ~ conJtng lo sklppe< F.<J Comfort hoor boat ride but tlley·.,_.. of the boat ·"Western." · giving indications of ~Ii '"Jbe idea ls to catch people in closer, at lept to.-Jl*ti who can't get on our 5 o'clock Clemt!nte Island. 1 boat. We fish the eIOlic spots Sam Clemente Sportf~ and go wh<te lhe bite is. landing repor!s gond calclies We will fLSh UDtil they quit continue on half-day ti)d ea.tine with DO aet time for ~uarter day boats •. Jio return." albacore boat.. have ·Wea Colt lfJi the new twilight scheduled and none art ail· special is fl per passenger tkipated right aw ay. ¥ and -. lo Comfort. the . ' fishing has been fantastic in the early evenine bodrs. Big calico and -bus-along wlth gond ....,., ol yellowtail and · barncuda are being blken. • The regul.-halrday bootl ere bringinf in good catches ol Spanlorb Jacka, a sign ol an outiltandlng albacore: run in other years. Limits of "baf. ties and a few large borll.to to •to pounds are also ·being taken. One blufin tuna was br<ro&ht ·lo gall weighing :12 p<IUlld>. Art's Landjng reports a let- down in alba<ore f>!hiog 'lbunday but loob for. a Loredo Set . . - I Bet You Didil'f l(now •• t..,..,.., .... 11 ... -.... ,.....,... ,...,..,., kllllllfll. ... "-...... '"""'" .. --~ " "-•fn4. .,. Ill" """ 11'-1~11(111 i.11~ ....... t. '_., ~ """" ll'ld ,... '\ """" .,.... ..., v,......_i. • t'tl.,.. II II~ ....... fer -.tt ,_, ••• Olll ,.. k.w ... ... •--""" ••• tt -, .. ~ .............. .., .. ...... "' -~ ,,,.,, ., .... ~ .............. ..,... .. "';Ii'~ ~Ill LtefM. I~ .... ~ ...... ~ .. ..,.... ,,,,_, . . ...... ,;, Outscores Saddlehacli ·-Marie -olagled,, went .1o third· on .an' error . " ~=t'lll~p1:"1 ... ·Loner Preps for PDA Go runs in the 'fifth, Gary 'Luna · For Sunday , Bullfights Arturo Ruiz Loredo ....... ....... -*"""""" • rt sc.....: If 1111 ... D•ll,, .... ...,.. -.-rt tis ..... • ~ .Tiie,..:f' ....... ill ..... . ...... ........ . .... .... started the rally wiah a walk Tiny Bartley (left), queen cf tonight's four;tb an· driver will be out ti;> ·better .hl.i record 6.55 seconds and. was sacrificed to second nual Professional. Dragster (PDA) Champion.ships elapsed time clocking for ·th~ 'Standing start quart· performed with auch ~ tacular Sooee!ll at last week's conida ln•TtjUIDl's "Bu~ 1 ·by-the-Sea", he has be re. engagro to fight again at the Plaia Monumental Sunday at Wllkll h 1111 1 NII. HIW'I 11111 fff II Mtl!ly, , o II ·Siii! Minltl ""41 I i.i.1 If >' 3'Jll 1111• In 1111 1111111111 ti....,, uKll!I' HU If 111111 11111 Clllll ! ... .._ .... UIClly HU u nw .> 11! 111t ,....! , , .Tll.tl't I liflle ,1 111'11-"' ......... Mii 11'1 ..... ...... lftlll 11'1 lr'ft. by Soott Cililron. After an a~ Orange County International ·Raceway, chats er mile 'in his unl.iJllited lu~l ,dragster. infield slngle ~Y Jlich Baer _w_1_lh_T_on--'y~(_T_h_e _Lo_n_er-'-)_N_a'-nc-'y'--._Tb-'--f!'-'r-'Sepul-"-"-v'-.ed---• ___________ -'-------Nutrillte and Wilson Ford coriinued to win in the Costa Mesa open basketball Jeague Tluldoy nlgllt, al lioutbem California College -but Nutrillte had a much easier time -allboogh wionlna by I7 points. Nutrillte bounced Sad- dleback c.oilege, 64-47, while WllllOO Fon! pooted a !.-0 forfeit victory over Newport stationers -oot •noucb pliryenllhowed. Bolh NutrJUte and \vll!on Fon! hove 9-1 n:cords. Gon!:y Martin was the only Ntmlite player to hit in twin lip'u. He had II. Rick Edwards loosed in 13 for Sad· dleback and teammate 'Eric ctri8tensen hit 12. Nutrillte held only a 11im :16-Z3 lead al tile half, hut -lhe 'Gaudm 33-24 In the -hall. Elllw1<d1 --Clll'lll•flltlll .. ..._ G1u111M -M T ...... ... _, D Ntlrtlltt 1'41 ,....._..tm .. ft,,"' I J 0 r 2 I , • I ' t ' I I 1\2 ' o o I ' 1 0 • J I I 6 l • 1 ' 7 I '1( 27\01164 flft"'"' 6 I l ll 2 I 2 5 • • J 11 , ... ' 2 , • 1 1 t I ,, '.,, Hvtrtll" "-IHl!tel>Ktl; and a walk to Kyle Van Amers!ort loaded the bases, a fielder's choice and Brooks~ walk ~ the two runs. The victory w a s Hun- tington's filth otraighl. 1110. tlUNTINeTOM aOTAltY l41 .. , .. ,., t=·· •li t -· j •,1,• .v-.u ~H,., cf.ll• 2 1 o o • o.11, II I I 0 v~J"' 1100 =t;i;. t'ff· trrrmen. 1~ 2 I , , l.lldl!IM.rf 100 0 ... ,..... • , e 0 r Otll• tt 44 NIWll'OltT llt<MAMOI CLUa 01 111 r 11 rtol Hldrldl, • .> 2 O o Swkk.c 2110 H.Wlll ... ol'I 1 I j ~•d•r/11111. u 4 4 ! .Wl'lle,lb Jl O iri.a. •oto ~-.:1r 1 I t f .. , ... el 111• tdtr11'1111. rf 1 o Abrl"""rl lOIO Tolllt. n 1 ' 1 kW• ll't' llllll!IP 0 Ha ~I m:.-; : ~ tll)'""1• ec.tivt weir .... .... ••• .. ys m~hine w1,h1ble •ncl <elryeWe ft11ni• SWMt•r• ••• by bocl o,...s-1..,. ••• fer tli. Svalll'ler 12 .. ' . ............... • ,.,,.., o.,. ' ................ ,.,. ~.... 644-t07t Alamito s Results lOS ALAMITOS ltl'SULTS frlolar. Jtly 14. )'11 CIMf a 1"1tl ll'IJIST ltACI'. JS v1rdl.. 3 Ye.Ir olcb. 1M V. brlllll In C.111. Cl1 lml110, l'VrM 117DO, ll11dV Roe11;tt ILlll119rnl 1.60 1.00 3 00 Trw v"""" l,..,.Mr) •.IO J.ll .,.,_ \W•tfon • . .i T 111'111 -I 2/10. AIMI 11111 -P•mdoll ll1r. Greow111. Monw Miii. Mr. ~ ll•r. CUI Dlo(:k. LoHllG!I, Go Htrtls:t Go. S<.r1khtd -Reollft!td Tom. 0.MV Moollll. Sl!COND ltACI'. l5G v1rd1. 3 v11r old1. Cl1lmlno. Pvr•t S1900. Llttr. LldY fl:otd g"w.ivl 7.60 1.0lt l·m )H. lt!J Mtc !Smll!ll •.OO .20 H·Hl I •rnl:•I !AO.Ir• 2.20 2 . .i TkM -11 4110. ,..110 ltlfl -1411• S lttov, l\i:itr1ndlar, Cvr. H rt1d't'. An""""•· MICLIM!o Ateml~ lltr II, MOM •J'!l,· kl!ld -Slid Jlck ... Go Liiie Jti. ICl~.~~~vtr. Tlnv 1Dvdl. ~tl"I' '1:a'D\"lJ°' s.21:1idY Red: ti & 7·Ulllt L.-c1Y ltow, Olld W.40. THlllD ltACl:-;:;o 'f'lrdl 2 Wll' oldl. Clllml..,. Pur11t Slt'OO. ~~v z" \~:~,.l• l:I J:: w...;~., 2 . .a mt -11 1111. Alu Jltn -Llttl1 Stt~''°" !].le. Rrt_l!Wld ll•r llav. wm· '$.~' T ldl... M1ndfflt, Ch I lltr tidied -LIQlllnlM l ld, F11lllon Cl , Trve Gtl!. Toktn's Cliklt. l'OUJITM RACE. ut Vll'ft. 3 Vtlr &kh. ClllmlMs. PvrM tlt.00. Auntl1 Lulu flltr*.11 i.00 6.00 4.l'O Siient ~ IHtrdlnfl •.oo ,,... • .• ltlbel Ch1rllt (Ad1lrl 2.00 Tl..,. -.\I 3/IG. AllO ltlfl -S.riof'luol, P1.,um 11 .. <lllf!ll, •111 Eddie, Tomtl\I, Go Mrrt, Tlnv .,._, •-•r Hltll. Scr1tclled -T\l<w ll•. LIMll•'s Diii, Mkluoll11. Pack•I Rock1I, --. ~ll"TN llACI. 3511 Vtnll. 2 vlfr t!dl. A!IDwlll<fl. PurM 11000. V-qUI IMlt lrl 10.«I J.60 •oo MIH Httrt Thf'Gb {Cretb\11 ~.OD 1.00 Gold CH, (SmUll) 1.611 Tln'lt -11 1111. Al.o Rtn -Go Radlet1, No It~ 31XTM ltACI, i.tr Jll'lh. ] Vffr OICll end """· Allaw111c:t1. Pur111 t!IOO. ltOl'I t1c1i:.i. u•-•> •·• "'° 1.00 &Min"\ ~ ~5mlll'll l .l'O '·'° Cll•v T.,. IH•rt> •.•· lb -.2' 1111. SIVIMTM ltACL 111 .,.m. 1 vur oloh ll'ld .,.., Cieffftlne, Pur .. a:HOI. C-WJltt ISmltf'I) ,_ .. J.M t.tO llMti.111111 fMl!rl J.41 t.IO """ Chic IC'""'"' ... Timi -4' 4111. Alamitos Race Entries Brothers Win Races 4 p.m. Vying for; honors :.W :i lf Manolo Martinez. Menco s number. one-matador, Loredo emerged . trimnphant, and-the plaza judge awarded ~ a total of three ears. Pitli!)g himself against two form ili~e !equisqui~ bulb, Lor e d o exemplified grace, art and tedmique - tile three componems ln- dispensible to -an outstanding matador . \ I Ml .,.... 111U'I k-ll!tt 'Ttm O'Sl'l•nltf', "1111 .,.iftl"'•. klkll''. .. -"""""" ...... y.s ti 1 lt111'1' •rtlnl ,net : -Ille Mffllf Setfcll .. ,..... • • C1lllwftil, •• "' •• •• m ,. ,. •• m ,. SECOND llACIE • .aD r1rd1. l vetr old• •nd UP. Cl~l'"lng, Purw SIM), Cltlmll>Q ~I<• 11600. MloueUn (C1tdazu.. rn Rosa Ol)O (Ptrner I" llur!lllndl" Rast! I l:irl II Stre.....c1or1 !Aoodltfl · 116 It.Del 'Trenure (P~l 1u F•klhl 104' IWltlan) 11S .Goldl1 Wlltl'l ,!Lll)htll'll UO AIM'I alrlhl:l•v fWtlli 110 Dolllole H11N Oi1r.l119} 11t toMltdt llB!I' IW 11°'11 11• TN11tD uce. 3511 vim. 2 l'Nr Oldl, Pvrlt 11700. Mitt Tlnv W1tcll tW1tlOll) ltlY'I Sour (,..,_,, Wte Willi lltlctltdl) Tom'1 Bkl.("'4!1rJ Sold SW.. IH1rt) ,M111Go llld {APOCIKI) 'u ..... ($tflllll) 8e s..,.. ltld O(tnlO K-ILl!lhtmJ Our Cl'ttl' Girl IC"'""l New Tennis #.1'41111 "' "' •• •• •• "' "' ll' "' Group Forn1s Mol1he (ll ldltrChl Giid Lid IAclllrJ Mldwtv Mllllt! ILtehlm) Go C!ldl Go ISmlltl) '" m ... "' Two brothers from Van Nuys dominated F r I d a y night's edition ol o111otorcyc,le racing at the oranee County Fairgrounds befort 3,817 on· lookers. Steve Bast, 20, won lhe handicap mil.in event and also captured the reatured match race while brother Mike, 18, . · pos.ted. a victory in Ule scratch main-event. • • In this last perfonnanct, which had an enthusiastic crowd on its feet, Loredo worked !Kt close to the horns that he was hook-ed and ·t069(d twice, but without seriOUS'COO· sequence,. - TAM Ol!!ANTER Scotdo Wllkky N s·f!69 • Proof IJ· fl' er. .. 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'66 FALCON Wagon 6 cyl. ovto. trons .. power steering, rodio, lie.# SVE 097. $983 · :"66 PONTIAC. . $ 3 • COfalino 2 door hardtop. V-8, automatic trons.. factory oir condi·: 1 8 7 tioning, power steering, radio, heoltr, white woll tires. linled gloss. (SBZ532). $693 _·. '58 FORD F600 Flatbed . lJc.,, G4810. '66 CHEVY El Camino V-1 stick shi~. rodio, -. llc. ,, 311226. . '67 FORD Fa1rlane ' 2 dt. hardtop, V-8, auTO. trans.. powtr mering, rocfio. lic. *Ul.H 537. .'67 MUSTANG Cou'pe 6 Cyl.. auto. rrons. oir conditianilg rodia heater. U:. #Nil l>'~ .. ; , ~.1599~ . '67LTD ' . $1L199 1 :,!:'!::. ~·# ~ ~ fm:tory air _.itiorQ, s-er 'f ' . . . .: '65 T -BIRD . . · · i .2 Door Hardtop, v.a, <Mo. trans ... ~ air conditioning, power $1789 . slffring, nidio, hlattr, whittwall tiru. tinted gloss. wheel covmJ ,., · 1• (PEZ688). ~·-. · ;.e9.';!~~!~!'.~,!:x !,; .. , .. ~WU ~2045 steering. radio, lowdown poyment. lic, # XME 737. .il8 _ ii -, <!.~~~~O~~:,·""'"·•"ilroof,L'-*~2193: TGY899. ''IC • . 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YOU'll!E vm roll!MAL WITH THAT 'M(. PR'IVal' ISIT! MAY 1: U5E TH E JU D'GE 'S PHONE ? SOPER WISH! ' ACROSS 48 Thosr who Vtslerday's Puzzle Solved: PERKINS 1 "---. rrpalr works or art so good": 50 us 2 words l laywrlght 6 Drrssrs: sz ·lqutfy Slang 5) Mark ol 10 Cap1itlo11s a b•ttlr : lntr1rsts Slang 14 Re9ard with 5& All around: re~erence Co111b. form 15 Nativr 57 Small nurse Auantily 16 One of three 60 oad baseba llers bulldlng 17 Cann ed ma1erial. 7. 2.~110 18 Optical 2 wards drv~ 112 Diminish 20 Foot by degrees 10 Hudso11 's 33 c ily i11 Bay Co. VIP E119l~nJ 36 Bother ,. By Tom K. Ryan AN' SOME FIEND KEPT"WROWIN' r----:,,......<:'11 MEW IS ~IFE . i P'Sll\VER ! WELL , JUST EAT Tl-\E NOODLES! By Harold Le Doux By frank Baginski posit ion 64 Goad 21 Suglr ca ll •S Use the 11 8 lg quantity · -40 Pte I 41 Kind MISS PEACH 23 Spilled telepho"e the beans "Set In 24 lower pall a row of a 1oof 67 Cruclfl• 25 ·---time. &8 Frtt's 2 words companiol'! 2& Potassium b'I Finished ni trate JO Speak in 1 DOWN crrlaln wa y 34 Kind of l Umpire's mint ca 11 35 TeiHS 2 Norse ;od 31 Golfer's J Sh1llow par! problem of a rlver )8 Form or 4 P1rl of puri lshment "lo be " 311 Implem ent S Bureaucrat'$ 41 Part of stock-In-the body t1ade : 42 Greek 2 w0tds goddess h Machine 43 Hudson B•Y part and the 1 Cockney's Citrlbbtan residrnces 44 ----s1l111on a Fish 46 --· firMa ' G~rment 11 2 word s 12 Stup id person: Slti119 13 Took lt9al action 1 q Does tertaln woodwork 22 Agin 24 Produc t dtsign on metal 2S Parchtd and barren 2& Sull el's sound 27 Having wi119s 28 Kind or btllll 29 Jle move sound from a t1pe 31 Soinewhat sl111llar 32 Of greater ti1•adth • 43 More 1atlonal 45 Frenc l1 playwll!Jll\ 47 Enclicltd 4~ Olid 51 Group of students SJ Item of cque s1r;an 9rar 54 Kini! of sandwich SS Cl1aractc r in Sha~e speart 56 Vtgetab les 57 Foolishly tender 5& Pe~trat ing Quality 59 Tobacco: Slang bl Ril)hl lo pa ss o~er bl Pro jected a mo~I ' " I STEVE ROPER PEANUTS SHE MUST LOVE YOU \'ERV MUCH, MICHAiL /· .. W'HICH I CA~ UNDER:· STANO/ ... •.:t ~···. Ll'L AIND SALLY BANANAS GORDO ~-· ' . .... : . ' ,.' ',· '; IF J 10J<E 71161<1. MONOR.IANS, Mll!i!OS1 KJ.el!'S W' K.).;JO/NS!CYS OFF -nl' WAJ..J..S, i>l~V'O SC RE.AM 'VA NDALISM 'I • ANIMAL CRACKERS 1 CAIJli JOE? ~'o AW PAflM.R ! -~r...,.. POfl'! POFF! ' ,i'. , \(, 1''· & ..... ,. ,1,,l f t.ti- ', I 1 t I , ~' • ' • By Mell ly Saunders and 0Yergard , 'ly Charles M. Schull .---------..., I& !V1llW' COLLECTION ! ,... ,.,,' ,, ;;, ~ llJ, .,.. -"\ "' ' . ' "' ·i 0:'8"''1 ... -~ • ly Al Capp ly Charles Barsotti ~~. AD ~ ., '/Er 1#EY ~1.o :a '. svsreM .. ,. .J.ric.ALL Y J./Fi.i.'6 ,, n DJ:STIZOY (!Iii MORE CPMV JJiSSOIJr f 1 ARTT/WJ 8U&! VOU CM J 111~ ,\ .S//A~t; Ar A1N1r· o 80'.'0M Ar. JUS .f \ By Roger Bollen , /. DENNIS THE MENACE )'A WAAA\~~·? My Dad says the trouble with the world is people • Mr. Wilson. the guy next door, says the trouble with ' the world is kids. I say the trouble with the world Iii 'NIGHT! What GOOD is it ? 1rs so dark ya can't see nothin'. , So ya gotta stay in the house. An· half the time ya can't bring your dog with YoU 'cause he's gotta ataY In HIS hOuse. An' burglars are always walkln' around in the night. An' the boogyman. Which is the same thlng, only worse. 'Cause burglars are just after your ' Sluff, but the boogyman Is after YOU I An' then ya havta take a BATH I An' then go to bed. An' finally the sandman comes an' sprinkles sand In yOur eyea. Or that's what they say. I mean, I've never really SEEN the guy. An' then ya go to sleep. An', boy, Is THAT ever a waste of ti mo I But what else IS there? Y9ur folks turn off the lights. An' It's d1rk out .. slda. So ya just havta lay there 'til it gets light In the mornln'. BUT NOT A SECOND LONGER.I I ' ·: ;. • ,. " -, •• . .. " •' .. . . . . . -.-,-······---.. -·-·····-----.. 1_Ge.;.....ne..;...r;..11 ____ .,;1.:.ooo=·G".'"'='-'""1 ____ _:1000= General BALBOA ISLAND BUYS 1303 NO. BA YFRONT. Duplex. Lovely 3-4 Br., 2 ba. each. View Joe. Xlnt rental record. 140 SO. BAY. 4 s'r: house. Xlnt loc. Full pier. Priv. !inane. Phone for app't. 675-3331 OPEN .~OUSE SAT/SUN. 1·5 200 EMERALD. 2 BR home + guest rm. & ba .. 2.!rplcs., dbl. gar. Room to bid. Choice · location. CORONA DEL MAR SRORECLIFFS. Large building site in this beaut. fee simple residential area. $32,500. 216 POPPY. Beaut. exec. home, walking dist. to beach. Exciting view. Call for appt. to see. $115,000. CHARMING Channel Reel Apt. 2 BR. 2 ba., breathtaking view overlooking jettY & ocean. Priv. terrace. Call for appt. to see. $78,500. WILLIAM WINTON, Realtor 229 Morino, S.lboo l1l1nd 675-3331 Go POOL Skinny Oippin' lndoor5 If Yoll want a pool . you must SC(' this home! .Beautifully unique indoor swimn1ing pool • heated and Pltered and very pMvate. The honie u. sci,! is ln better than model , ' LOVELY C u11lom SpaniJh Rench Style -UPPER BAY ~me t'(lndition with 3 king-2700 sq. ft .. under 1'1ission tile roof. 4 lrg size ~rooms, 2 tiled baths. Bdr1ns. Maste r Bdrm w/dressing r1n & sunk· professwn~Ily landscaped en tub. Formal d ining rm., liAng rm w/frplc. and nianicured front. ~nd Panelled family rm \\'/Parquet floor, wet bar. rear ~s. Assume existing Spanish tile entry Custom crp ts & central VA loan. Annual pcrcenlage · · d rale 0 c 61];, Total monthly · ,vaccurn. Pool. Professionally landscape . 3 payment $196 including tax· , car garage. "· Hw-cy, Call tod•Y. * BY OWNER 6-42.7763 * 2629 HARBOR BLVD. General 546-8640 . 1000 General 1000 1--------0PEN EVES TILL 8:30 CUSTOM 1fl.A. DR'• HIDEAWAY ON SECLUDED PRIVATE 4 Bedroom ESTATE DRIVE. Bea"'· '"'tom mod, A nifty t'll-'O story Tudor cus-ranch home. 4 BRs, fam rm. 2 Bath lorn large family home on a 2% baths on appx 1% acres. city half acre. 4 huge bd· Comp_ air Conditioned, love. rms, bJtin bwlks. .f'amily ly w/w carp & draperies General 1000 General 1000 $25,950 roon1. 2 cheery fireplaect:. incl. 22 Avocado trees, 200 1------------·-. Bfa~ · nook. Spaee for huge rt corrals. 2 hOrse barn & 8 /8 VA or FHA Buyers Lncatcd on secluded cul-de-pool or units. R-2. A buy tack 1·m. P.1ay trddc, $69,500. EASTBLUFF Just listed. this Spic & Span sac :street IN No RT H for now & future. MA IN REALTY. REAL- S BR. + huge family room custom bit 2 BR. I BA home COSTA l.1ESA. $16,000 Joan ' Call 645-0303 TORS 545-8977. hqm'e. 3 car garage_ "Lusk ,, ., 1 FOREST E OLSON Hrwd firs. frplc nr new at 574 '10 or anyone. Pay. built." Immac. rond. m,ooo '" $136 t ' THE QUICKER YOU CALL ~ crpts. drps, encl patio, dtil men..,, mo, or every. INC REALTORS thing! · THE QUICKER YOU SELL {J ll.I\ ,\ 11 1".\f 'll Ill. II.I\' l\C f' . • Q b.. < ~ :0; gar, Walk to shops. Lache nmyer Realtor (Open Eves. 'til 8:30) Call 646-3928 or 545-3483 Open Evenings Newport •• ~--..---~-----~----------------------------· ~!O S FOR SAL'!_ HOU~FOR SALE I HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAL E GeMrel 1~ ~ral ' 1000 Gene ral 1000 GeMr1l 1oOp~ BAYSHORES Lee. 4. bdnn, 4 bath, din, room, lge. palio, convenient to private beach & Bay Q11b • Excellent Jinancing 154.950. UPPER BAY ESTATE OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1·5 1971 ME ~A DRIVE APPROX. l.8 acres -Ral~ style 3 bdrm. & den, dib. roo111 + 1 bdrm. guest house • POOL • Room for horses. f\lany 1nore features • CALL FOR INi'""ORt.tATION. "C" THOMAS Realtor" 224 W. Coast Hwy, 54S-55Zr Newport Beach, Eve. 54>5643 STAY AT HOME AND HAVE FUNI HALE CREST JEWEL $26,700 3 bedroom, 2 bathi; Tnke over 6'~ loan. A ho1nc at this price in Costa t.lesa is hsn.t to find, but here it is and it'~ nice. It has \Vall to wall ctll'pE't, all bui11-in kitchen, hard"'OOd Ooors. double gar!lgl'. forced ai1· Mat, corner lot. boat or trailel' access assume low lnte1-est loan · • $190 total monthly payment. Don't wail lo ~ it. 2629' HARBOR BLVD. -OPEN EVES TILL 1:30 In your large n.unpus room, overlooking 36 fl. heated pool. Sep. renccd. play yard plus 3 bdrm. & family rm .. , 2 ft'ph.'S. Builder's O\\'n LIDO ISLE Immaculate 3 Bedrm, 2 bath home. Patio, fireplace, new- ly painled. Shown by ap- pointment .. $51 ,500. Lachenmyer Realtor hon1t. Nea1· i;chools & West-t·" c ~ 1860 Newport B vu., .M. cliU shopping. $52.500. Call CALL 646--3928 or 545-348.1 for app't. Wolkor Rlty. 675-5200 I "~O,;pe!!!!!!n ~E~v.,•~ni~•,;,g•'!"'~ I 336G Via Lido, NB Open Sun. Want M . Get Results! Call 642{l678 & charge it. CALL 642-5678, Charge yoor oflnja PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES ' OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY 26 Linda Isle Drive Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 bath bbme facing Harbor Island. Jacuz:zi & sauna. Comp. furn., for· itnmed. occup. W /dock ............ $200,000 77 Linda Isle Drive Ne\v S Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble · e ntry, 'vet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Huge mstr Br. has beatn ceil. &: own frplc. Large liv. & lam. rms. w/!rptcs. w/deck ...... $185,000 Occupied-Linda late Dr. Cust. 6 BR ., study, 5 bath home w/3 !rplcs., 1 circular stairway, decorator selected carp.1 & drapes. Shown by appt. ........ $210,000 ' Wa terfront Lots 'i No. 54 : On lagoon. With plans ..... ~.ooo, No. 41: W/76.2 Ft. of long water view facing;': Harbor Island. Will\ home ....... $295,000 ( No. 76: Wide lot on lagoon ........ $85,000· No. 88 : Corner Point lot 'vith 118 ft. of front- age. Long water view. P lans available. For complete inform 1 tion on 111 other homes & lots, cell: BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 133 Oovor Dr., Suite 3, N.8. 642-4620 ,. P~ WANT AD! 6t2-5678 nfll:y PU.DT WANT ADS! Saturday -DIME-A-LINES! I Dial 642-5678 fo1 RESULTS 6-46-8811 (•nytime) THE REAL ESTATERS General 1000 Gene ral 1000 .....-- Coldwell,Banker OFFERS: ~ OCEANFRONT Walk out the door & be on the sand of Coro- na Del Mar's best beach! Charming 3 bed· room & family room home on R • 2 lot build 2nd view home. $110,000 · 1 Carol Tatum · THIS ONE'S-DIFFERENT A view, where you own the land! 2800', FDR, FR, ste?"dO\VO LR. & glam. mstr. BR., . all with bay view! Sunken tub. gas BBQ, Balconies, TR. space, etc. $98.500 Bill Comstock 4 BR.· DOVER SHORES· 4 BATHS Dble. door entry to interior patio, by lock buzzer. Enter main house & see great view. Value (ii) $97,000 Al Fink IT'S NEW & CHEERFUL Perfect for children. 5 Bdrms .• 5 bath home with quality plus extras. Livability beyond your fondest dreams. Fee simple. $79,500 Cathryn Raulston INVEST IN THE BEACH AREA Corona Del Mar. 2 Homes, lo t & \>I, $77,500. 2-Story Colonial 4 bedroom. fm. rm ., office & pool plus attractive 3 BR. Excellent rent- al. Try lease/option; owner transferred. Mary Lou Marion YOU'RE MIS$1NG The Boals, if you haven't seen this elegant Broadmoor View Home. Catch the boat by seeing it today! 4 BR., 2'h Ba .. exquisite de· cor. $72,500 M. c. Buie ON THE PENINSULA A lovely. gracious home in Balboa. Short walk to Bay & Ocean beaches. 4 BR's .. fam. rm .• BI Kitchen. Buy now ! School starts Sept. 14th. $69,950 Cathryn Tennille BROADMOOR OPEN HOUSE 1216 SANDPOINT -OPEN SAT. & SUN. 1·5. Popular tri-level. Immaculate 4 BR., Jge. !am. rm .• form. din. rm . • attrac. yard. comm. pool steps away. Only $68,950 Bud Austin .ELEGANT SPANISH · 5 BR. Owner says, "SELL"! Distinctive . split level new home: Mexican tile entry; huge lam. rm. w/2nd lrpl., !onnal din. rm. Profess. decor. Beaut. walled garden. Priced to sell at $56,900. Beile Partch EASTILUFF VIEW 3 BR .. 3 Ba. gracious.home -large fam. rm. w /wet bar. Cul de Sac, w /low maint. yard . 2500 ft. of leisure living. Only $51,500 '¥arriett Davies H~ME FOR A HAPPY FAMILY Custom decor • 4 B.R., 2\lo ba., tge. din. rm .. family rm. w/frpl., wet bar. Lovely garden, play yard. Cul de Sac street & you own the land. Only, $49,500. Mary Harvey 133-0700 644-2430 • Lease-Lease Option And Liquid ation Sa le Lrg. Three Bdrms. two bath, spacious living rm. with fireplace, Dining Rm. with B/I buffet and china closet, clectrlc Kil. 20'x29' family rm . with fireplace, fully car- peted & draped h0me1 PL?"S One bdrm. apartment w1th B/I Kl!. large rear Living rm, \vith tireplact'. TI1rce car garage • all services and utilities in garage. Front landscaped including llPrink. Jcrs. Separately fenced rear yards, Located near CM Park a.nd Downtown. EASY TO RENT • EASY TO BUY, CALL TODAY FOR DE- TAIL::. M. M. LABORDE, Rltr. 646-055.j Eves. 548-326.l 4 BIG BEDROOMS Spacious cornrr home wilh family rm., all bltinll incl dishwasht!r. and it's SPARK. LINGLY IMMACULATE!! Great landscaping w i I h sprinkler system and it's all topped off wi th a SHAKE ROOF. Unlimited access for BOAT. TRAI LE R. OR CAMPER! It's all yours for only $30,950 on E-Z FHA or VA terms. COATS & WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0p~n Evenings) Int im ate Pool With Private P atio Imagine this lush tropical setting secluded by a forest of gt('('n foliage Step from POOL into this super sharp 3 bedroom cottage with ank- le deep carpets, custom drapes, and FORMAL din- ing room. VA or FHA terms available or assume subject lo 5~ government loan and $137 per month pays au • $26,950. Walker & Lee Realtors 7682 Edinger 842-445.'i 546-5140 Stop 'Buy' This Weekend Open SAT/SUN from 1:00 2899 Baker St. Outs!anding 3 & fam rm + rl<'n, din ing rm or 4th Ek>drm in lovely ··~1esa Verde Cam- bridge 1-lom('." Huge rover- cd patio. Quick possession. Priced ~~ht~:fngs 141·5110 --·-OLUGE REALTY •15aJ Adltrlattt1"*.tal STARTER BARGAIN ONLY $17,900 Own your home for less than rent. Nice bedrooms. lG foot Jiving room. \Vnsh r dryer, fridge, sltwe included. A n-oJ bllrgain nnd Its R-2. CAU now 6'15-0303. FOREST E. OLSON INC, REAL TORS THE SUN NEVER SETS on Pilot Classltied LET~S GET PERSONAL RANDALL R. MC CARDLE Praide<il of The RNl EH•lers: • colleg• •HI e:l!•le 1"1lr1Kl<>r fnd l«lurtr; Aulhor Of !tie book "Fl••I E1!1t. Tr•l11!119 I~ C&U- fOml'" COllf'll""• • FIH( Et lll• colu,., .. 1,1 for ltil JO.illy Pl!o!; ill!f dlr..:Tor ol CARl T; P!ISI prf;\!;1111'! of lhe Newp.;irf H1rbor·'°"l• MIWI SO.rd ct Rti!Hors: LIDO TOP VALUEI · A Charming 4 Bedroom home with an extra large family room, separate dining area and lushly landscaped garden • , • all on a 45 foot. street· to-street lot. Shown anytime. $64,500 full price. See Today! Phone 646·7171 SHEER CRAFTSMANSHIP Displayed in the rC'modeling of this attraclivl' Cliff Dr. homC'. 3 bedrooms, family room and larg!' living room. A real delight home. $49,900. TO VIEW-64&-7171 NEAR COLLEGE PAR K J Brdroom, 2 Balh, :.! car Garage, Bu ilt-in Appli- ances, Block "'a.lied yard. FHA/VA TER?-IS! It's Sharp! Call No\v. 546-2313 LEASE OPTION this Juicurious 3 bedroom, 3 bath, double fire· place home in Ne,vport Beach. 2000 sqUare feet. All built-in Rltchen, newly painted easy maint.e• nance on yard. r.fust see to appreciate. $37,950. 546-2313 MESA VERDE Vacant, ready to move in. On an extra wide lot with room for boal or trailer. 4 Bedrooms -1 Atory with heavy shake l'OOf in excellent location near 2 golf courses. $39,950. To inspect.-646·7171 ''The Client has the right to know everythi11g about the transactio1i before he acts'' • • • WE WANT TO SERVE YOU. " •... We like for the people we "do business with lo have t ho feeling they oro buying • little bit of us when they buy • home or investment property through THE REAL ESTA TERS. W e are determined to instill trust in our clients by prov- in g we dre tru,tworth y.11 Just call dny one of our 4 offices •.• we'D expla in. OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND 324 POINSETTIA . CdM Open Saturd1y 1 to 5 Ideal for entertaining - a 3 bed.room and f11milv room home with a decorators touch, built around a large enclosed patio. Close to the beach 'vtth under cover pttrking _for 3 cars. All this on a 45 ft. lot. Phone 673-8550. 633 CAMEO HIGHLANDS OR. Open Sund1y 1 t o 5 Your 01vn secluded estate in beautiful Cameo Highland!t hand'iOme professionally landscaped yard with deluxe pool, 3 Bedrooms, family room and cul-de-sac living room make this lovely home the ultimate for gracious entertaining and func· tional daily living. 673-8550. 227 VIA ORVIETO Open Sunda y 1 to 5 Fi rst showing on Lldo. Ele~ant 4 hedroom formal dining room home tastefu-Jly professionally de<:- orated. Large living room 1vlth fireplace and 2 inch thick new pile carneting throughout. T}1rl.'t' doors from a private beach ":ith privet!'" entry and colorful secluded street to street patio- 673-8550 2800 CATALPA Open Sunday 1 to S Best valur in Eastbluff at only $37,500 -Corner Jot. 3 Bdrms., 2 baths -Family room Island cook C<'nter -Ch\•ncr will help fliiance -673-8550. • INVESTMENTS • 5 UNITS on spacious % acre near S.A. Country Club -2 3 Bdrms, 2 baths and 3 2 Bdnn~. - $765 f.J(!r month income. $69.500 -O\vner \\•ill tradt" tor small home -or will help finanet. 64&-7171 . C.PLEX Excellent unit.a 5 yrs. old. Ne\v carpet - Bil electric appliances, 3 bt-droom!iil -2 bdrms -out of town owner will trade - $59,500 -Phone 646-7171 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Both unltx are spaclou.'i 3 bedrooms with 21,ii baths LOCATED on one of Corona del Mar'it nicest tt'ff lined streeU. Phone 673·8550 MANY, MANY MORE • ASSUME 5'1'4'/o LOAN Nl'al 8 yr. old Upper Eastside home -and your payment.II '11-'ill be only $152 per month including taxe5. -3 Bdrms, 2 baths, firnplace -Forced air heat. -quiet cul de sac street! F. P. $27,500. To inspect-646-7171 FOR THE FAMILY ON ITS WAY UP A large 2400 sq. ft. family home with 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, family room, formal dining, three. car garaa:e, large patio. Only i;tepg to community pool, tennis courts and park. Only $42,950. can 673-8550 TRI -LEVEL Up on the hill in beautiful MESA VERDE. Some vie1v of Ocean & Huntington Beach. 4 Bedrooms, 3Baths, Separate Family Room. Formal Dining Room & Breakfast Area off Kitchen. Court yard ('xtra. Home in excellent condition. Call for Showing ••• , , 546-2313 WHY RENT? l\1ove in this 3 Bedroom. Family Room homr for $155/monlh, includes taxt>s. principal. interest and insurance. Fenced in \'lilh fruit trees & all the privacy of callfornia living. Phone 546-2313. VIEW HOME -JUST REOUCEO Beautifully kept view home with "Celifornh1 Prl· vat'y" that shows like a model home, 4 bedroom!I A: dining room with a dream kitchen that opens on to a private patio. Room for a pool table, Only $47,500. Phone 673-8550 LARGE POOL WELL-NIGH COMPLETED Attractive cast 11idc C.fl.1. home on lovely cul-de- 11ac ~tree~2 bdrm &: dining room -large yard -excellent terms -10"" down. only $23.950. THE REAL ESTATERS Se rvi ng Newport Beach • Costa Meltl • Corona del Ma r • Hu ntington Beach 4 Conven ient Locations Near You NEWPORT BEACH 1700 N•wpo•I Blvd, 6-46-7171 COSTA MESA 2790 H.,bor .Blvd. 5>46-21 I) CORONA DEL MAR 132 Mer9u1rit• 673-8550 INVESTMENTS 278-4 H"bot Blvd., Suit• 201 C ost• Mes• 546-2) 11. EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT I I • • ' ,. . ·-.. ••• . -.. . --.-.. -.-.-·-;;-;:·-.. ~. • \at 0,U~V HI.OT S•Wda!, J,i, 2S, 1'70 lie!!!!•! !'!• IAL!, !!!!~~ 1'0~ SA~! HOUSll l'OR SALi I ,H;.;:D:.;:;U.:;;11_,1'"'1'..;0o;;R..;SA;.,;;L;;:l;,--..:..H:.;:;O~Ul;;.;;'l;;;.S...;.l'...;.0.;..R...;.SA;,;-L_•..,-,~!!'· l'OR SALi . HOUSES 'OR IALI HOUlll ~OR SALi J I ' ' I ' I . •-.i ,.,....,,., I• o-r•I 1111 :;o~ ... ,.,.,.1_iiij;ijijji_l_OGl_G~1· .. -·~·~•ji-ijjjiiijjjiijijjjil·•-io ... ,.1 1000 Oonlrol lllCIO .ci-to~'--'!"! 0...1r11 IOI@ II -OPIN HOUSES J ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;==-'·-~--.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~jji;I efi,.Ja ~dt JUST LISTED MACNAB -IRYINE •206 s.IJ>d;o;,. s sR, 2 EASTSIDE /Jsle /Ja. rrell lea/tu ea .• s suaacs. Choi~ con. SPECIAL "" IMND NRW 2-story B~y~t borne. 5 Bed· 1 do, 133,000. Open Sal/Sun 1. "'°"'' •~ bath• f1 mily room; formal din-1100 59. PT. ' FINIR HOMES 1-& s llednn, 2 ,,.;i, .,.,,,. "11b f"'"'n"' In( ,,,Om, canWivered patio overloo~ing the MESA ENCHANTING VIEW )loam .. u;np. modm• ... cH· K lla)I. Your soletUon of carpeting l decor BAYFRO('IT ". 'd' ,_ 2936 CliU JR. 3 BR, 2 Ba. & 11r10r. Hur•.,., yan1 and "C UST FOR IUYIRS lnCludeH )fl tb& asking price of $1&0,000. See Next to private beach. s BedroOma, stu y ~ .,ue1t rm. Vacant, SS9,900. owner wilt aell no down to ace.nt al #ll Lli!lla Isle. , family room. HEATED POOL, 3 car gar11e, Open Sat/Sun. i.s. Veter•'"' OC•ANFllONt small home-R2 .. ' $ 54,000 'VERDE PIER & SLII'. Owner will carry. financing. MILLION$ VllW . • •26,850 SHARI' Newport Shore.s furn 3 BR' 35,950 SPACIOUS 5 bedrom home. SljllJcen living t $197 500 Chi c ~ IUT OF UDO 4 BR, S BA horile'. . S 63,500 room overlOOklng T11rract& Bayhi>ot. Excep-~;ln e~~:.•nge for income f~ffW0faris Drive ~ro~~clL~~r .. 3 ~'~. ~::. (Open lv11. 'tlf l :JOI BtAUTIP:UL 5 BR-Lido, If lot , . , . $ 97,500 ltonally large maater bedroom ; dining room, looklog ,..,, 11>~. l&l.900. Newport NEW Llbo SOUi) Bayfronl, pier .. 'i35.000 3 flrlplace1. Pier" sllp. $165,000. ~~fs0'~re~~:a:.·~~: ~~ HARBOR VIEW HOMES Open Sat/Sun 14.' at lkrlNI TERRACE vfew, & BR, ,. NEWLY LISTED 2-$ory, beautlfUI Bay!ro~\ park, """°~ • library, 2 Bedrooma, den, formal •dining room, beau· WATERFRONT am. rm •..•....•.•.•.•• '. •... ' 58,500 with pler & slY,. ·Patto cantlltvered over tlie Hom!! ha.s near new carpet, tiful kitchen, many e;ttras. Q\vner transfer· Duplex. <1006 River A\•e. t & Fairview HILL TOP-1900 vtiw. . Water. 3 Bedrooms , & 2 baths upstairs. huge 1naster bedroom & red. $87,500. ' ' 2 BR Dock for boat . Call for '4Ull 1 EcfstDm 2 Bit l•m. rm ...••••.. $ 57,500 maidis room A b;th do)Vnata.irs. Askipg , beautiful l&r1e living room Open Set. & Sun. 2030 Por~ Weybridge Place app't to set. SGG.500. . 8 T BAYCR!ST buy! $118,000. ,-;_~·~,:::..::" w~~ .= COOL , CLIAN AIR 3 B" ~oAfuN,TE,."D Nowport (1nytlme) C~o~le ~X'vc'~l!!;.,!°lm, 4.B. R .. ·.: ! ~:·.~50 Best corner. 3 'Bedrooms, 21h baths & situ-"' "' CU'TO •"" • • BAYFRONT, Pier It slif>. 5 Bedrooms . .t. you think you're in the Red. ated on the scrumptious "gteenbelt" area Heights under $35,{Q} ,vant-~ M Westcliff, 4 BR, fam ., din.$ 77,000 bat" ... , family room & dlninf area, BeauUiul Y:ood~. Owner will help fin. h 1 t Lo "" by ready bu""r. $89 500· QUALITY 'Vestcllff, 4 BR, , !'"' """ ' · ~ d 0o • of "The Bluffs". $39,500. Call C ar o te ng· ,. pl lo overlookine th• bay. 13S,wv. • .... •"'' 10\ own. "l 64Z.8235 ' . 3400 sq. It ................... $ 951000 ENTERTAIN ,Graciously & llve cornf9rtably ;!::.~~~~~!sa~~:.!\3q.1t'1 Spectacular 2' story with MOST HOME-small price, 4 BR; din$ 4;1,950 in th.ls beautiful 6 betlroom, custom built BAYC:A&.ST 1vhite 'valer \•ie1v. walk to Offi.,:e Open S•turd_•yt & Svndl'fl waterfront home. A large waterfront terrace[ NIChDll ~eal hlale Taslefully decorated with warmth & charil). "'""'Y bcaoh. 'Mas.I" '"'-j 2 ramify rooms ie an entry courtyard nl 3 Bedroom•, family room, 2'h baths; shdmg -4 BR. 2 BAf H-'''"' ond 2100 "I. <t. or PETE 8ARREIT R~Al TY make th '· a unique hbme·bn a un1·que ,·stand. S4'"fl21 r:Jnss \Vall ::; to sparkling pool & beautifully $11,295 in1n1aculate livini..-ea. Call l"•s Wttt 1111 D ., I ~ lr.nds•aped patio. Separate, enclosed play 54"'424. ·~ "" • r,. "' • BA\'Fl\ONT LOTS fiom · fl!0,000 to 1'!75.000. nron for children. 159.500. d . d L d • • • * 642•5200 , LINDA ISLE DIVILO .. M•NT COMPANY Open. Sun. l70l Tra ewm 5 ~~l!q~.~~i~; ar~~ \~~1 :~;:rl~~do~~:~~io: IOIO '4y1hl9 Drlyt, N1W,..rt le1ch EAYFRONT All lath I: plaster man or v.'Oman , Exceptional 171-2210 Ut..a2J5 Eastern charm, European craftsmans~ip. Hardwood cabinets btotfils! ! ! call 545.M.24. The ultimate in Bavfront living. Marble fir&-~~~~~tbe~~s places forlTJBl din\ng , paneled den. 5 bed· SORcious w11rdrobes rQoms'. 5'h bath•; pier & float. By app'l. JUST $1.41 SQ. FT. 1000 Santa Ana Heights 0.ntrtl -----------------General 1000 Otner•I 1000 BACK IAV. _...._ ___ _ Cost• MtsCJ ,.--FOR SALE IY owM°iit 110 'AMILY HOME 3 Bedroom hou,., Very Just OOVIR SHORES QPIN HOUS• SIJN I to 5 l'M 20102 Orchid $225,000. Call Rick Macnab 642-8236. Plantling·Design-Flnanclng BALIOA POINT STANCO BUILDERS . ,.-~~!J!!!!!'l'!'!~ \out h (-oast ~ Ch•tm•r l ... drOllrn-:. 2 both $13,500 NO DOWN VA A~MOST 1/1 ACRE "-. nftED OF CRAMPED APARTMYIT$? the cJUld, ren wtlt tnjoy the huae Jl&1 fenced yard, perfect ror chU. 1423 Galaxy Dr. dttn and pees. Paneled liv. Open dail}' 1-J ing room. House j\ISt fft:11b. Nt'IV 8 Br, 5 hll. Fanl. r1n., ly painted, Will aielt VA or din. 1·m. 2 tplce. Ls"~. lot. FltA. $21,500. Private beaeh, 0\\'11et will !ieU FHA or VA. 3 Bedrm, 2 ~. 2Cb\lO liv. 1·ni + lg din nn.. bit-ins, dbk gar. Nr VCI. Trade for Jge 4 ~room. lrln1 Your Tr1de1* CALL IVENINGS Frank James Realtor ANI> wl•KENDS 646-WG ""'811 67M561 * * * * * * * * * • *TAYLOR* • 1000 lA80 NeWpOrt Blvd ., C.M. * CALL 646-3928 or 545-3483 Open Evenl"I• -ii I~"!!"!'!!~'!'!'!'~ I COSTA MESA- ~ CHEAPIE Exclusive residential resort for carefree, boot "1400 homes &. ap ts. --7 BEDROOMS d 3 b th built slnce "57' loving people. 4 Be rooms, a s, new 2 FA:'-tlLY rooms, 3 baths. electric kitchen ; patio \Vell located for en-CALL 537-0310 Mstr. sultr iv/sitting rm. tertaining. Near ocean &. ~ay, swimi:ning & CLOSED SUNDAY Sep. children's wing -all boating, with launch pr1vtleges. Priced to 10666 \Vestmins t<>r A\'c. the ex1ras. Beaut. secl•1ded sell at $59,500. Easy financln~ by owner. Call Garden Grove rounlt'Y srtting in Ne\\'pnr1 Gladys Ru ssell for app't. 642-8235. STEPS fO OCEAN Bc:ich. Ideal, cusloi::n home :{ BR. 2 baths. Absolutely for large fam ily. Call for GREEN GRASS GROWS ALL AROUND lmmacula rc: o ... :ncr aru:-app·t. All around a stunning, split-level 3 bed room. io"•. PYRAU1ID EXCHANGORS " . R d '"'"" ;:..1::.-36.12 21.f" bath home. Choice & airy location. ea Y Try $25,500 \Vith 107~ dmvn to mo ve in. $44 ,650. CAYWOOD REALTY Lo~"e71y~4 ~BR. 3~ ... -.-... -, 6306 W "·--1 "''Y NB home. Fully opld. Din. rm. CORONA DE L MAit . VJllb •• • • e 5•1190 e & den open to l&e cov. pa. On a clear day you can see forever. 3 Bed· tki. Deluxe kitch. w/pentry. room, 2 bath home on a 40 ft. lot. Separate TT-IE QUICKER vou SEU. stone trplc. guest room & bath. Plenty of room for ex-THE QUIOU:R vou CALL. FORTIN co. pension. $89,600. Call Cathy Dexter for app't. At this price you can't go \"rong. It has a double aar-a.ge, ·terrific covered Pf.tio, yard.~ are beautiful . 3 bed. rooms, 2 baths. Best yet, all temls availablr. VA-F1IA. \' ou can qualify 10 O\\'n. thi11 house -$23,500. DON'T \VAIT! 2629 HARBOR BLVD. ya. protected by sturdy bllt. \Valls while you l}AR-B·QUE in your 13'x2l' wal!ed lanai. Your wife will appreciate her pco.ceful, \Vell·kept, quiet nJighborhood. New n')'lon ca1-peHng Jn moat rm~. Con- venient cook center with ad- joinina di~lnl rm., ~ bathl, $2,250 INinAL lllA INVESTMENT ii ~.t.ter than rent!! l $2&.0Q(I for our beat value! - M. M. L1Borlft, Rllr. 64s.osa5 Eve1. li1M116 546-1640 THE SUN NEVER SllTS Oii OPEN EVES TILL l:ao DAILY Pll.OT WANT ADSI For $22,930 you get a doll it DISTINCTll!ll VALUI PA(klDI it hou .. ioodsd with extcu Uk< 675-3210 General 1000 Gener1I 1000 CHneral 1000 O.n1r1l lOGI Generous reduction makea thia roomy deluxe \\'all to wall shag WHAT IS ENVIRONMENT? ~ ~ybeessttclblfufyh .• ?mseee 't'0/4s bdramy.' S be a truly -tc' carpeting lhroughout. h1·nnd It could be a fireat Lu sk home in Eastbluff. .,... he1v tiled kitchen and ba th, D 1· b f I 3 1112 Nottl·ngham Open Sal-Sun 1·5 :30 droo . 00 k on the beauti ul Irvine Ranch. e 1g tu 3 be ms, private. c bedroom & · 2·1f.2 h~th hon1e ; newly painted 'llL iC yard com plete with p1t1lo. ~ LINDA ISLE -$15f,300 Lo"'" low down payrnent. inside & out . f52,500. A reaJ classic! NEW waterhont &·bed-~ You owe ii to yourself 10 Open ~at, & Sun. 22 15 Aralia St., NB • rpam home on this exclusive island. sec this one. HARBOR VIEW HOMES Lovely famil y rm + huge playrm, 5 ~ Lovely 2-~tory home on oversized Jot on Cul * baths & 3 fireplaces. You!" inte~i~·r . d~-~ de Sac, across froln ne\v golf course. 3 Bed· signer can truly be creative. Living is rooms. formal dining room. Owner ·extrem~ * fun here. it 2'2f HARBOR BLVD. ly anxious. $39,95(1. 80 Linda Isle Open Sat-Sun 1·5:30 546-1640 Open Sun. 1701 Port Abbey Jt CALIFORNIA CONTiMPOR:ARY -fl OPEN EVES TILL l:30 MACNAl·IRVINE Architect destgqed .. Exciting concept of OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 RHlly Comp1ny lfo glass, wood l sky! ·See this almoat new it '. ' 15212 X1Vlar 901 Devoe Dr., Suite 120 3 bdrm home off the ocean in beautiful Circle 1080 81'f1ide Drive 642.a235 675-3210 ..._ CdM . "One-of·a·kittd." $79,500. it corr Beno~ t Bol,.l Newport Beach lllf" 228 Goldenrod Open Sun 1·5:30 We1tmln1t1r ..._ • -11-J r~li~~I !~:~· ~=~ """ S~ANISH MOTi F one year old. CRrj)C't--·---·~ -1i 1000 You will love entertainini friends in this ~ ing ~" 1hick! Dt>C tnr Gener•I 1000 Gener•I · *' attractive, enclosed cobrlyard. Spacious ~ £ moving to beech, 1vill ....,..----• 3 bdrm, 2 bath & Jge dining rm. nlt-i n A sacrifice l)i.o; eha~ming LIASE WITH 'iiJiWTJ·· 1 .,. ra~e ._ oven. 1143.950 ~ L home. '"'1 th txisUng . ,....,.ON •-7 ,,. oi: ., ~ r V.A. loan, ror the ask-~r11 20 Irvine Open Sat 1-5 :30 I ing ""'"·'' 4 'IDRM it : S:>S.000 IRVINE TERRACE $40,000 ~675-1662 DR & FAM. CLASSIC A real steal in beautiful exclusive area. -"' Ii\11\'IEDiATE POSSESSION! Orlve·By ... Spacious 3 bdrm home 'Y/near nt\V cpt-"" a1N-MA11tT1Nr LITTI..E MONEY NEEDED 1854 Boa Vista Circle in~ thruout. Rear patio & lge yard. I ';~~~1~11~·1~11~! ~~~~ I TO MOVE IN, Stunning <I ~lesa Verde fM1ily home, ,..t.. 1515 Bonnie Doane Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 il l~ huge bedroom&. Double fire-lov.·ering u·res, quiet cul-<ll"- ,..-Stop 'Buy' place. Built in desk. f'"QR. !int· & dl·lighlful neighbo\'~. OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ~ This Weekend MAL DINING. r·amily 4 Bedrm floor plan "''i!h 3 * Let tenant heJp pay for CdM View home. ~ OPEN' SAT/SUN fi-om l :OO roon1, Gourmet kitchen with bath.!!. formal dl'nlng, island Live in 4 bdrm. 2 ba upper. 'Rent 2 bdnn 3160 Country Club Dr. built ln11. Move in for option kitchen & pa.neUed Iamily lt-lqwer. Near beaches. 3 car gar. Lge lot. .;: 2"JOO ~·ft. home across from :~,:~~.on~i;ndL~~: rin. Fli"Sl-Ume open, 142·950. 2511 Seaview Ave. Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 a fair\l.t.y of l\Jeu. Verde FORIST E. OLSON iC Country Club. Huge pool •)nisf\ < r11, ')\rnttr 546-5990 NEWPORT H&IGHTS • 541 ,950 size lot & lovely 3 + din Ca.II 645-0003. ...._ 2 Story Coloni'1 with view. 3 & lamilv ~ & l'Umpus or game rn1 40' INC. REAL TORS ~ tong, 21h Baths. Cflll 642-6618 I. cl!Jfl!e it. bAILY PILOT WANT A.I). Dial 642'-$?8 & charre tt. ..,.-rm, 2 baths. Blt·in R/0 . Near schools & shops. L-• rear yd . Trailer & boat space. _. (Open Evenings) DIMli-A·LINES. 642--5678 Jt, 308 LoJolla Call to •ee . ,. HARBOR VIEW· $7',500 it * Near NEW 4 bdr1n "Broadrnoor" hon1e ""-\Vith famil.v rm and formal dinin!? rn1. iC JO::Z:-Z·:-:C-:C-:C-:C-Z:C-:::J ~ Fine artistic design in rare planting of s•LUNG ? ? terraced garden makes this a joy to be--"' CALL us ..L hold! -,.. ~ LIDO ISLE _ $235,000 YOR AN APPRAISAL or YOUR PROPERTY lt-On Lido Soud~ See this NEW luxurious --Ir Conlmcrcia1. Industrial or bayfront home With pier & slip. 5 Bed· Residenlial. rooms, formal dining rm, fain rm & 51h ii: *' baths. Quality & Beauty! By appt. NO C}IARGE lt HARIOR VllW HILLS · Lovely famil y home. 4 bdrms, formal dining & fam rm. Lge beautfitll yard. Jt Quality cpting and decorating. 3 Car gar- it Well1-Mc:Cardle, Rltrs. 1810 Ne\\t>Ort Blvd .. C.~t. iC: S<lll-7729 Eves. 644·0684 Reliablt-Service Sinct' 1943 * age. $54,500 11 NEWPORT HEIGHTS >/4 AC. Estate IEACH liAUTY. $14,HO Jt-Ocean View •nd breezes enhance a \veil iC kept 2 bdrm, 2 ba. condominium. Swed---Ir Cu1·,·il!li drivr11":1y lead~ to Quaint ml\nor houi;e. Open hean1 «'llin~is. F:irnlly rooni 1' breakfast nook, tile bath$, wood fioor. View of New. ~ Port Bny . ~ at:re of bcauU. ful gardtn. Call now 645-Q303 w.. ish fireplace, enclosed balcony, near ,,.-pools. private beach &: garden area. By appt. ·it-lllOKEilS & SALESMEN Jt We have an opening for one experienced man or \vqman in our Residential Di- ..._ vision. Applicant must possess integrity, ..-enthusiasm & ambition to match our own FOREST E. OLSON ~ inc realto1·s high standards. We also hive an o~ning 11 DUPLEX Jt for one experienced man in our nvest-Lar~ bcdroon1s, 1 ho.th each, • ment Divlsion, wJlh the same qualifica-ne11.r Co-<ila. M~~ Pru·k &· :....,. UofiJ. U you aJJ a professional, interest· ii: CubhouAt. s21.soo. Shown ..-ed In ·• b.•~!Jfii! oUice in the finest Io-., app1 . t ~ cation. workJll1 with congenial associ-iC L1ichenmy1r Re1ltor 'It alu, we aril iJllerttt .. In meeting you . Cllll &1~39:18 o~ ~"" O~n Even·lng:t1 ii ~'Our Ufll Yur" i~"""":D~U~P~L":E:"!X!""""'"" W••• •V M TAYLOR ""0 i' 2·2 Bdrn1 . • Ea11t111rlr -1 ••• .,, " Assume 6~·,; '""'" 1>1."10 ... ltOrS -it FORTIN CO. 642·:.000 2111 14• JM~l• Hll!o Reid Oll'NEn ·~·;~RJF!CE HIWl'OlT C•NTIR. 644-4910 it E»"'!d• R·' "°"' 2 bedroom • * . doobl~ (8J'lie A: ""Ol'k&hop. * * * * * *' * * Bkr.il,_..930 . 1 1000 Sit. & Sun . 1·5:00 1188 Sa ndcastle, CdM. 4 b.r .. VIEW $56,;co 2138 Tustin, N.B., 4 b.r. S56.P50 Sun. only, 1-5:00 2301-15th, Npt. Heights. 3 b.r. S36.500 468 Ogle, Eastslde C.M., 3 b.r. $36,950 ~BEDROOM WATERFRONT $49,900 . . . Separate game room, 3 baths, use of Clubhouse, pools. tennis courts . . . and only a short jog to the BEAUTl!i'UL BLUE PACIFIC' SHIP AHOYI A fine ho mt fbr yo u .• _ . . . a pier and slip to accommodate your LARO I~ bo at! A'!ruly gbrgeous 5-bedroom/5-bath home now ready for ·your far:nily and your ftlen'ds .)Call· o·r drop in today for details -you'll bo glad you did ! $139,000. NEWPOltT BACK IAY COUNTRY SITTING: 52' Covered patio offers the perfect la)" out for POOLSIDE entertaining . . . a great ston e fireplace for the cool or evtin - ittg ! An extraordinary ~bedroop1 home for '47,500 ! e Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR Newport leach Office 1021 Baytlde Drive 675-4930 ., --·-·----· - Open Houses THIS WEEKEND • .., ,.h llclncty lflrft,.,., wtt• '(ff tfllt ..... " ... .,.. .. tt.11• h111tl119. AR tile l1catle111 lllte4 below .. leMttbH '" .,...... -.n '' ~ .. ,, ... ...... 111 tffcry's DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. Petr9nt ......, .,... ho•tn fer ..i1 •' ,. rt11t .,. .,.... 11 lht _ .. llli0t"-tlo11 ht tfllt col•--' hWey. 'HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Btdroomsl 328 Poppy Ave., Corona del Mar 675-3426 (Sat 2-4) (a Bedroorns) 1019 Linden Place, Costa Me lia 546-9419 (Sat & Sun 10-5) 620 Seaward (Corona Highlands) CdM 673-MlO (Sun 1-5\ 4632 Sierra Tree Ln , (University Pk ) Irv. 64Z.82!5 (Sunday) 1515 Bonnie Doone (Irv ine Terrace) CdM 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5:30) 227 Goldenrod . Corona de! Mar 644-4910 (Sun 1-5130) 2039 Irvine Avenue, Costa !\1esa 644-4910 (Sal 1-5:00 ) 3096 College. Costa Mesa 546-5440 <Sun 1·5) 20102 Orchid. (Santa Ana Heights) 646-3928 : eves. !148-6769 (Sun 1·51 4607 Wayne (Ca meo Highland•\ CdM 673-6642 : 675-6459 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 316 Narcissus. Corona de! Mar 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sat & Sun I ·5 l 820 Santiai;:o Road, Costa Mesa 545-8776 (Sat & Sun) *531 Pierpoint, Costa Mesa 54-0-1720 (Sun 1-5) (l Bedrooms & Family or Deni *2048 Commodore, (Baycrest) N.B. 649-3255 !Sat & Sun 1·5) *2006 Tahuna <Irvine Terrace) Cdl\1 642-6472 : 673-3468 eves . (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1 724 tvlalab.ar Drive, (Irvine Terr.) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·51 1701 Port Abbey. Coron a de! Mar 675-3210 (Sunday) *1707 Tradewinds (Baycrest) NB 642-8235 (Sunday) 2215 Aralia I Eastbluff) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 1100 Sand Piper Dr .. Corona del Mar 675-2787 (Sun 1·5) 216 \'ia Genoa (Lido Isle) NB 673-7300 (Sunday 1-5\ 8131 Lambert, l-Iuntin~ton Beach 847-8511 (Sat & Sun I :30-5 PM ) 1003 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terr.) Cdl\1 675-3000 (Sun 1·51 3154 Yel10\\1stone. Costa Mesa 54-0-ll51 (Sat 1-5) 32;3 Idaho Lan e. (Mesa Verde) CM 540-115 1 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 25221 Hartog St., (Laguna Hills) LB 842-669 1 (Sun 1·5\ 9932 Silver Strand Or., Huntington Bea~h 842·6691 (Sun 1 .. 1 302 \Valnut St .. Costa Mesa 540-1720 3046 Babb St .. Costa Mesa (Sun 2-5) 540·1720 (Sa t 1·5) 1082 El Camino (Mesa de! Marl CM 540-1720 !Sat & Su n 1·5) *633 Ca meo Hlghl•nds. Newport Be'°h 673-8550 !Sun 1·5) 2SOO Catapla (t::as tbluff ) NB - 673-8550 (Sun 2·5) 5961 Donlyn , 1-Junti nR:ton Beach 546-&140 (Sun 1·51 11590 'Azalea . l'ounlo in Valley 546-8640 (Sat 1·5) 3061 Donnybrook . Costa Mesa 546-8640 (Sun 1-4) 324 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sun Z.5, Sat 1·5) 14 Bedrooms! **11 Linda Isle Dr. (Linda Isle) NB 675-3210 (Sat & Sun) 1130 Santiago Dr. (DoVer Shores) NB 642-8235 (Set & Sun) 149 Via Venezia , (Lido Isle) NB 646-3255 !Sal & Sun 1·5) ***#5 Collins Isl and, Newport Beach 833-5164 or 673-9043 (Sat &. Sun 12-5) *t007 Dolphin Terr .. Corona d.el M~f ·~ .- 673-2222 IS•t & Sun 1-o) 227 Via Orieto (Lido Isle) NB 673-8550 (Sun 1-5) (4 Btdrooms & f'1mlly or-Den) *4627 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Su•) 1606 Antigua \Vay (Dover Shores) NB 675-3210 !Sal & Sun) 1330 Galaxy Or. (Dover Shores\ NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 1124 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 (Sun Z.5) 1tl749 Skylark, Newport Beach 546-8281 (Sun 2·4) *1721 G•latea, (Irvine Terrace! NB 642-5200 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2001 Leeward (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sat & Sun 1·5 ) *1646 Irvine Ave. (Baycrest) NB 67!1-4630 : 642-2253 eves. . (SW\ '1-5) lll2 Nottingham (Westcliffl NB 644-4910 (Sat 8r Sun 1-5:301 410 Morning Star Ln {Dover Shores) NB 673-7300 (Sat & Sun 1·6) 1216 Sandpoint Way (Harbor Vjew Hills) CdM . 833-0700 ;· 644-2430 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shor") NB 646-1550 (Open Daily) 1088 Sea Lane (Harbor Vie\V Hills) CdM 644-2540 !Onen Daily lo.6) 1600 Irvine (\Vestclif() NB 675-3000 !Sal & Sun 1-0) 1842 Irvine (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sun 1-5) *1915 Cbubasco Dr., <Irvine TerraceJ CdM. 673-3211 : 545-2300 (Sun 1·5) 2107 Santiapo (Baycresl) NB 540-USl !Sun 1-5) 986 Sandcastle (Harbo r View Hill s) CdM 673-2222 (Sun 1·5) 9342 Pier Dr .. Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1·5) 9688 La Mora Circle, Fountain Valley 842-6691 · (Sun 1·5) 1304 Londonderry, Costa \tesa 54-0-1720 !Sat & Sun Z.6) 2817 Carob (Eastblulf) NB 673-8550 (Sun 1·51 (S Bedroom & Family or Den) *1014 Polari• (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sunday) *15116 Galaxy Dr. !Dover Shores) NB 642-8?.35 csat & Sun) 2507 \Vindove r lllarbor View ~llll s) CdM 675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1-5) (6 lhdroom) *"'80 Linda Joie (Linda lsltl NB 644-4910 (Sa t & Sun 1·5 :30) {I Bedroom & Femily or Den) 1423 Galaxy Dr. (!Jover Shor.,) NB 646-8186; 548-4617 (DaUy 1·5) 4 UNIT APARTMENT FOR SALE (2 Bedroom1) 324 A•ter St .. Laguna Beach 17S.3710 (Sat & Sun 1·5) DOPLEX FOR S'ALE (2 a 4 .... room 251 1 Seavie\v Ave., Corona del Mt1r Bll-4910 (81! & Sun 1-3:30) .. . '"' .. -~· .... ,.., ....... 1 .... ·---~---------------.---~------~---~-~~-------..,.-. S.tu~'1. J\11) 25, 1970 OAJLY PILOT JJ HOUSES FOR SAi.£ HOUSES FOJt SAL l!_li_ HOUSE!__FOR SALE H0~~.;..0;.:.R...;S.;..A.;;.l;;;.E_;.HO;..;,.;;U.;,.SE;:,.S'-'F•O.;,.R..;..;;$;.;A;:,.Lit=-HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SAl.E HOUSES ,OR SALE 0-NI 10000-r•I 1000 Newport llo•ch nGDNowport lle•ch 1200 B•ycrest 1221 Coron• dtl Mu 1250 .;.O...~'";;'•;:l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:ilOOO;:;;;;;iiiGentr;;;;;;•~l~---,;,;IOOC;;;G;;;-;;;;;.;,;'";;,l ____ l;,:OOI: t;;i--------~--~--iiiiii-.;iliiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim l -~"c[iRossoveR r 1• · .· TRE •R f!IOE" · ~Y.':.E:R,,.~~~.J!·t.s ... i Paul. Wh"1te • Ca•.na.han Sacrl.f1'ce Sale Th~ , bdrm. 3 ... ,,,,.,., N .... 3 .... , ....... 613-891• ,, featUttt a ai:wtmntJna PoOl 1-'---'---'----PAUL THE TOWERS Only 7 available. PBnoramic bay & ocean View. Exclusive 2 bedroom apartments. Ele- vators. terraces, Jacuzzi pool. 7% Financing with 10% down . Very special buy ! ~,500 To $58,500. Open Daily 1-5 P.M. 3121 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. Beauutul 4 bedrooms wllh pool . Excellent Baycrest location near schools and shops. Family room . 7'h% financing. Fee tiUe land. Game roo m. Excellent confltion. completl: •l!JrldU to n!acb __.._..._ _____ _ ,,.., door, • .nt ... party Lido 1.1. 1u1 WHITE Really (O. I~. Open house Sun. 1-5; --'-"------CARNAHAN ~000.'"'1"' •••.. N.a. · Lac.pson .. ..., "" MACNAB • IRVINE BURR WHITE LIDO ISLE ~ALS440 REALTOR Irnmteulate3Bdnnplus pan. SOLD ~ 2901 Newport Blvd,. N.8, tied Family Room, Large · 642-8235 675-3210 ' OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 2 to 4 1749 Skylark · Lan e, Newport Beach ~~~ ~2•2253 ..... :;,:;.:.::·:-,.:;:,: · OUR 24th YE•R Dover Shores 1227 llO Via Palermo. OPEN MODEL HOME Available Now U you Jiki!! spaciowlnl's.o;, gracious en!ertainlng and informal Uvine then this home was designed for you. 4 Bedrooms, 3 baths. Fam. ily room closed oU from entertainini;:: area'. l.arge dini~ & living area wi1h .view. Large atrium wtlh Trave1•tine tiiirole floor & rich '""'OOCI panelling, View kitchen with dble sellclean- ing oven11 and i.hc latest GE lcemaker refrigerator. Com. pletely carpeted, draped, wallp11percd and landscap. ed. Come ~ tbday. $106,000. Ivan Wells & Sons Roy J . Ward Co. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 1'13(1 Galaxy Drive 646-1550 lOpen Daily) 3 bedrooms, 2 baths $700 total to move in $23,950 Pi<'k up the phone and call rtght now. This hon1e has everything you \Vanf _ 3 farge bed.moms, 2 baths, double garagP. ctimpletcly fenced yard, shake r o o I , wall to wall carpets, goocl Costa Mesa area. II you're a vet aod can have $100 within 3 months, yoo can O\Vn this home. Call today. Il won't last. ~allege Park Estate See this big corner loi hoinr. with pool & separate game i room, 3 Bcdrms + d ining rm completely redecorated 'n1odel home. Va ca11t and ready to move inlo. Quick J>05SCSSion. 10'.f Otl\Vn or Fl·IA-VA tcr1ns. SJ.(,9:;o. Open for Inspection SAT & SUN 12 to 5 2526 Carn99ie, C.M. · co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- . (Open Evenin91) SPECIAL! Real ton; ''Our 25th Year l.n the Harbor Area" 673-4400 OCEAN FRONT PENINSULA POINT charming 4 br, 3~ bath home $92,500: Delightful 3 br, 2 bath home. $85.000. Just '"hat you ha,·e been looking for! Josephine \Vebb, Realtor Balboo Real Eslale Co, 100 E. Balboa Blvd. Balboa 613-4140 FHA LOAN J Bednn hOme:, 1% bal~. hrd"'·d nrs, erp!s, drp!I. frplc. forced air heat. $26.500. Assumable t1-IA k>8J1 $18.DI, ($44 '.~ Int.) p&yable $151. per mo. Incl Prine, Inf, ta."(es, ins. Well ... McCardle, Rltr1. 111!t Newport Blvd., C.¥. ~7729 Eves. &M..()6$4 548-8281 *OLD WORLD* Exclusive Dover Shorn bay &. mt. view home, Unique I: dit1erent sl.)'le. Built for beauty ~ convenlmce. 4~ ha, 4 car gar, hi ceil'gs &. maf\y e x t r a features, $169,IKX>. 548-7249 OPEN HOUSES SAT. & SUN. 1'5 410 Morn ing Star Lant Cotta .... _. 1100 Maia Verde Dover Shores ,..... 1110 Cholee locatlon. Spac. newl.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;;;;;;;I BY, OWNER University Park 1237 4 bdrm., den + tami.l.Y room.19 ,Custom built. 4 bednn, lam. ;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; PooWze lot, 3 car garage. ..... ily room. 2 b!..; fireplaces. IMMACUL•TEI $108,000 -This ' t>eautiful home OW:r-. ,,.. SlfNOAY 1-S FIXER UPPER looks the 11th fairway of 3 BR., 2 bath pJua fan1. rm. 216 Via Genoa Top location in Costa ?11esa, flfeaa Verde C.olf Course. Great Gt'ffnbelt locatiOn. B Fu! . Less yard maintenance than Lido Isle, N: . l price $19,750. 3 Bednn, 6%. assumable loan, 3036 'nhoo On! m 900 3 Bdnns., family roam. 3 2 bath, db)c garage, bl!ins Java Rd. ~. $62.900. ~:"'is a :~st ~! ' ' car garage, Priced at-& dishwasher, nct"!ds paint&: OWNER DESPERATE e Red Hill Realty $'19.500 clean up. Now vacant. For MAKE OFFER · Univ. Park Center. Irvine LIDO REALTY INC. details cllil 540-ll;:it, OPEN SAT l-4 Call a.n.ytinle 833-0&20 3317 Via. Lido 673-1300 ,.,,==------. 2891 Clubhouse Rrl. ~~~:!'!'!:!'!'!:!'!'!~~~ ~ H.erita_ge Exoc homo < n R 3 ""· <am, ~ ~ •1•LT01tf fo1·n1a1 din, 2 frpl, patio. JUN! Ward, Bkr. 6424816 1740 Dana Point Newport Beach A bit of country! Peach, ap.. FHA Resale plr, pomegranate & lemon Att;nctive 3 and family nn. 11-ee;, flo\l;ers galore, park-with boat entrance, eoo<.f like yard with lhis 4 Bcdrm, 5~~ 'lo rHA loan to assume, ram rm home, with all mod-walk to stores, schools. Only ern ctinvenlcnces, ext ra $25,950 or oiler. :i;torage garage. flfariners Open Evenings Cdi.\1 school district. Open House Sat & Sun 1-5 2001 Leeward, Baycrest Jean Smith, Realtor 646-3255 FOR SALE BY OWNER "llC~:=iC=CC:E:/3 Bedroom hou.se. Very large iii fenced yard, perfect for ehil- L·l DO WATERFRONT dren and pets, Paneled liv- APTS •• 320 LIDO NORD ing room. House Just .!resh- NOW REDUCED l'O ly painted. Will sell VA or $160,000-Xlnt Terms FHA. $2l,SOO. 6 Beautiful units. 6 ear ga· CALL EVENINGS rages & utility room, with OR WEEKENDS 80 ft, frontffig on excellent 673-4568 ,.,;mm;"< boach. Urn" ""' WHAT11 $29 000 newly furrushed. • • 1 Bill Grundy Realtor Nestled ; hometi ranging lo 833 Dover Dr .. N.B. 642-4620 + • 45,000, Si!!e the ~an =========:I from your lront la"'·n in a IRVINE TERRACE ;ec~~~in~;:' ~~· !ie~~ 3 Bedrooms and family room 1100 Gleneagles TetTact'. . new appliances • move-in Cosla Me~. Calif. &1Ui65l ctindition • large healed pool -$58.815 -low land lease HOME+ · ""' INCOME CURT DOSH Realtor Retir;n, owner w;u "" 7 BR. ' 2 BA • most furniture, Now 642-6472 Eves, 613·3468 used as guest hon1e lor aged. 1130 W. Coast High1\•ay \Vonderful po1entfa.l. $30,000; $5.000 dn. 646-8115 2 BEDROOM EASTSIDE Wall lo wall carpeting, large fenced ya.rd, enclosed gar- a~c. $15,950. O\VNER-BROKER 642-4422 anytinic ...... _.~ ...... :--1 COZY COTTAGE. l'teMs some lender, loving care. Large 2 Bedrm with heavy shake roof and large lot. Asking $23,500 or submit. FHA -VII terms available. Cllil 5'1f>..8.f24 South Coast Rl'alto~ DOG OWNERS ACRE Carson City \V/ranch style house 5 yrs Lg. encl. cement dog run. old. 4 br, 2 ba, wall to Beaut. landlK'. yard, Sprkls, \\•all crpt., tnte re om E. side 2 br. crpls, hdwd throui;::houL Dbl gar a 6 e firs, bltns. Quiet. cul-dc-sae. \v/electric garage door $23,500. 548-4041, 240 24th opener. Corrals. stalls tool Pl., C.l\1, shed. $38,500. S-IS-a138 B..:RE..:;;,A..:D,.:.,&:_,B~.-.. -.. ~u~.~;~-,-,,. DUPLEX 2 BR homes. incon1e $263. Close to ocean, Large 3 Br. mo. Priced at S17 .500. $2500 2 baths; frplcs., dishwash-dn. 1993 Anaheim, C.M. •0•500 Day:i;: 830-3140/e\oes; en;, ..,..., . George Williamson 1 ..... <>;-'="389~'===..,_=;-Realtor BY OWNER 4 BR 67~350 64S.1564 eves. College Pnrk Spacious l!O'.I' TERRIFIC BUY J tiled ba·~. FAmily. clec kit, . lush crpt Lndscpd. Rm for S1500 below ntkt, 3 BR, cust. boa s:u'450 ~8376 bit kit, Dbl gar, Patio, Cor. 1• • • ral for pony 2 sheds Huge 3 BR-2 BA-heavy shake-at· Jot-all rncd Shade' I frull lrac. corner loc. w/ boat trec5. 892-9142 or l&l-0871. or trlr area. \Viii sell be!ow =========·i 1''1-IA apprah1a\. Open house Cost• Me .. sa'.._ __ ..:l'.'.1.:0:0 lrnwf"""'iii'u""jj'ij· ;;"';:-;.s-;;;n;;GU(o:;;;, -ON BLun·s. heaul o.:::ean V.A. ·NO DOWN FHA MIN . DOWN PICK YOUR OWN CARPET vu. :l BR. park-llkc r!'Rr yd, fnl.'d. Will finance rl6hl pi1r1y , 1019 Linden Pl .. CM. 548-9419 Select iocaUon in Costa Mesa MESA Verde: by owner. j Owner invested plenty ol br, 2V1 ba, beaut i~t. money 10 give )'Ol.L: crpls &. drps, &. other xtras. * 3 BR, • 2 Balhs $42,500 54()-05.l6. * HUge, warm den DUPLIJ(. $29,500. ow r. * nr-to.eeil. frpl. lvng. :J BR. c pt I d r p, * Sep, guest q1rs, 5tv/ref. gar. S3000 dn. inc {or your own hideaway} $300 mo. 22-14 State, 642-1472 *, ProCeuiooat patio ATTRACTIVE 3 br, 2 b3-nr 'lllere ~rm . fot' camper, boat all schools. $25.500. :\081 &: 1rallcr. A real stea1 for Tyler \Vay, j16-I970 just $2.f.500. ·i DAYTON EQUITIES 4 BEDROOM -fami,y room THEATRE OF HOMES l% "'"'·. l700 "'· n . 956-3600 S2:>.000. &IJ-2'16S BY owner, 3 Br. 1 ~ ha . fam. WOOF-WOOF rt11 .. fpl .. bltn!!, rlin , rm. u·s a "Df:lwg"J But at $25.000 119,500. 5'16-6059. for 6 bedrooms, l baths SELL or lease/option with SHAKE ROO"f' ;1 n d 4 HR., 2 ba. Pool fenced yant in North Costa S31,1!i0. Owner MO-O't66 fltcge. you can aiford 101=:0::0::====== palnt and decorate. C.R.V. Mes• Verde 1110 . is $25.00IJ and seller will _ -· - ~ven pay Vels clo$1ng cosl.!I • • ..i 1m"'"''"" Republic Home Walker & Lee 1. .... , ""'"" • ••may • 204.1 \VestcliU Dr. 646-TIIJ Open 'Iii 9:00 Pl\l Newport Beach 1200 Investors Attention! l{ere'a a real steal near the cannery in Old Newport. C-2 1.Dt w/good 1-Br. plus oUicc. Priced at $24,000. 01Vl)(>r needs cash of $7,500, 1hus \\'ill sacrillce al a price which is at least $6,000 un. der market value. A&t. 675-4141; 673-0060. EXEC's dream. Sa.le by owner. Being tra.nsfrd. 4 BR. 3~~ BA, fam rm, 40x19 pool. One rm detached con- tainins: 600 sq, ft. Beaut brick wall encl patio, \v/w c1·ptg, drps, Ideal loc. $67,000. Open 10 Mt Daily, 1124 Port SheHield Pl .. NB. 644-M89 OP.EN. Sat. & sun. l:Z.5 No. ~ Collins Island. Spacious 2·Slory French Re gen c y overlooking turning b&sin &. North· Bay. 4 brm. 3~S baths &. a living room as large a!i all outdoors. Small swim- ming pool, pier, l.t slip $231,500. By owner. ~64 or by appointment 673-9043. $1';500. • DOVER SHOl{lfS . Spectacular 4 BR. 3 BA home, 3,000 sq fl !iv space, pro(. dee &. ldscpld. Rm for pool. you own land. Only Sl!t,000 dn req'd. lm1n occ. 1921 Santiago Or .. N.B. Open Sat & Sun. BAY FRONT BUYERS ATTENTION Vacant R·l lot 88 ft . front· age, over 130 ft. deep, Un- believably priced at only $2500 front fool. JONES REALTY 613-6210 ro:n \V. Balboa, N.B. * WANT TO BUY * 5 BP. home. S1f>.Sl25,cd:I. Buy, or lease w/option to buy. Principals only or Broken \\'/bonafide new listing, Full details 1st letter, P .O. Box 2065, Fullerton, Cal. 92&32. DELUXE spacious 3 BR & 2 BR four • plexes. Excellent. Owner occupil!!d and tax shelter pipperty. $9,210 in- come, $15,000. $15.000 Down. PERRON 642-1771 DOGS OR HORSE Assume $20.000, 6% 'i~ loan, payablt-S113 PITI. Full price Ull,500. SUbmit on do"'·n payment. ~ Riversldc Dr. E. on Orchard oU of San1a Ana, then tum 1st street right. Agent 615-1651, E11tbluff 1242 BLUFFS E-PLAN Beautiful green belt view. End Condo, l br & den, 21,» ba. By Ov.·~r. 2132 Vista Dorado, N .B. 644-2290. BLUFFS: Condo 3 br, 21,.j ba. Split level, choicest greenbelt. $38,500. By owner &1·1-4906 Irvine Terrace 1245 1721 GALATEA OPEN DAILY 1 to S Barrett Realty 6'12-5200 Corona del Mar 1250 ------*OPEN DAILY 1-5 * 4515 Roxbury Rd. Cameo Shores Tired ·or the conventional? Then t.ee lhis beaut. contem.. pol'ary 3 BR., conv. den ho m e! P.1AGNIFJCENT VIEW + secluded • 'prf\<ate pool & patio. Priced below market, $16,500, Del•ncy Real Estate 2828 E. Coa.sl Hwy., CdM 67l-377D *OPEN HOUSES * SAT. & SUN. 1-5 4607 WAYNE Spacious 3 Br. + lac: g~d lanai. Jn beaut. Came&fflth· Jandl!; 2 Ba., cpt11. di-pg, cheerful kitch w/bltn~. lm- med. Posse!OI, $41 .500 316 NARCl ~S Vacant • move rl ht In! 3 BR., F .A. heat, pis, drps, frpl. Utll. rm. on garage, Askins: $43,950. MORGAN REAL TY 67:>6642 675-6459 *OPEN 1-,tOl!SES * """~ .... ~~~""""I 1007 DOLPHIN' TERR. PANORAMIC View. Sat.&Sun.1-5.~aUt.-Span. Bayfront Apt. Lux 2 Br, ish hacienda: 4 bdrms., pool 2 Ba. Boat dock. Terms !· vil!!ii·. • or 1.rade for Hawaii prop. 986 SANOCASTLE Realtor 646--0732 .--=----Sun. 1-5. Harbor Vie1v Hills. 1-,llBULOU~ Bayview: 2 4 Bdr•n. horn(' w/vlew of hon1es. by 01vncr. 21H2 hill;'!:' Ii OCeau. Also llas xtnt Galaxy Dr. or 704 Kings Place. 64~19!H patio. e BY OWNER e DON V. FRANKLIN Rt •ltor Upgraded bluU condo. 3 BP., • 67~2122 • 21~ BA. Like new. $42,500. 64~1"9. * OPEN SUN. l·l * 4 Br, pool, Baycrest-like 1915 Chuba1co Drive ne\v, 1',ee title, Fam. rm. Irvine Terrace. Illness forces gd loan, nr. achls, shop sale of this beaut. 4 BR., 2~'1 5484281. ha, ~ w/I~. faro . rm .. DOVER Shores • Owner 5 liv. rm &: pool Lee. garage w/elec door-. BeAut. Pecan br, bay w, Imm. occ, reas, . la • 1· gd terms.17U Antigua Way. paneling in m. iv, rrns, MS-2063 For qulck sale, price:d at $51 .000! El£GANT Homt'. 2650 Ml Call: Patrick Wood 545-2300 ft. in prestige area, 3 br, e Biii Haven, Rltr. by owner. $18,500. SU..5583. 2lll E. Coasl, CdM fi73.32l1 ./ BAL, Penln. 3 Br. Large SETTING patio. $45,950. Frank COUNTRY OPEN SUN. 1·5 Marshall Realty 61~ 2 Bdrms .. den, 2 belh". Shake BACK Bay 4 BR. + poo[ & UM'd brick, HOnlc view. Shake roof. eul-df'·SAC. Cust 620 Seaward Road, Corona bit. $48.950. 646--sa28 Bkr. Highlands. $42.!IOO, EASTBLUFF -3 hr, 2 ba, University Realty 61l-6510 home. 907 Celtl! Pl., N.B. 3001 '. Coa11t Hwy., Cd?t1 644-1379~. ~=--OPEN HOUSE SUN l·j BLUFFS E-Plan. G r <'a I 1-IARBOR VIEW }Ill.LS water view. 3 Br.· film. rm. 1 BEACTY Prlv. yd. Xtru. 644--4561. uoo Sand Piper Dr Pool. l BR. 2%-ba. tam Newport He ... t1 1210 nn. New epl/drp, $65.000. 4 BR. t..ara:e living roo171, firt"place. kUcben. dinina: rm, family room. Beautlful patio $40,oc.> in NB Hgtt. App't only. 6f&...53S3 Lo dn. Owner 675-7781 CASH OUT! By Owner 4 BR, J<\l dbl. pr. $175 Only $45,000 "'"' w111000 <or oP"°" •• A'•-eti\'t 4 BedroCim Baf· buy at S2-tj(J(I ~~1 dn OYi!C "" hill. Flnt 15 yr 11tu cco. fonnal dinlng • great pool home. Immedlale OCC\1- pancy, O\•:nr:r w\11 l.3ke low down payment or lease op. tlon. Jean Smith, Realtor BEAUTIFUL home In N~-pl J{gtl • 3 br, 2 ba. lge tam rm w/blg frplc . 612--3913 219 Poppy Ave. Oce•n ·vlew • 3 br. JJVI pa!lo, just abo\.-e little Corona beach. Moving to HswaJi. Must Rll $50,200. &r ..... 1111 or 61>-3831. crest hOmc . Jt's lnimAculale llome bl!!. ok. w/19th. '46-J1S5 a.nd n I c e I Y l&ndlceptd. F.:dge big mkt ctr, G.:iod ·~~~~~ .... ~~~ \'ou'll lo\1~ ii. 1: - JERRY FREUD ipec. , REA'TV ELF.GANT I Br., 3 ha, di" LYTl.E M / tam rill • v•PI bar 2 CHAS. ARNOLD 583 W. l9<h. CM r.os.9493 frplc. ioa.; Swon Or .. C .• I. C ~f TUm I~ Whlrt Elt"phl\nts 54io-1n8. 388 E. lilh St.. · · into cub lhru-' Dally Pllotl--------- •..,..,...,.644-..,7!!7!!55!!!!!!!!!!!!P' I Dim~-ltne ad! l PU.OT W tU"T AD! 6~2-5671 • ' HARBOR VIEW 111 L $ • hr, 2 bo, .~ ... "°""'· 4' Did )'OU ever think of SIV8J>" lot con1p. l3ndacapei1. Ina thal \Vhite Elaphant In BY OWNER 644--2540 lhc attic for aomething YoU 323 POPPY AVENUE can UM11 Try the -rr.den ICl1~nnlng 2 br. vtew hoMr. Paradise column ht Ole t>ll· Uke nt:'A', clote to beach. I)' Pilot \VAnt Ads. Owner 6T5-3-t28 SAT. 1-S LIDO 5 BEDROOM Large panded l.ivil1G' room, dlnln& room. 5 be.thi, Brkft room. 40' at/1t Jot. Lealie option available, $89.000. LIDO ELEGANCE Pftiection everywhere you tum in Olis "like new" 3 Bdrm, 3 bath a n d dining room home, Prime location wtth 40' on Via Genoa. $93,500. Brochure on reqUest. BAYFRONT TRIPLEX Lido Isle 3 &inn, 3 ~· I: 1 Bdrm. 3 car garage, Right on the beach. SUS.000. Bro- chure on request. how anb la w s ori j u. ueol(OR ~16 Via Lido 67;-,..t562 Call Anytime Spacious Lido Hom• Prime 3 Br. 2 bn, single story, 3 Sunny patios, On street to street corner lot ~ II .. $89,500. Prime Lido Nord 5 Br. 41,~ ba, nr. new \vater. front home. Beaut, decor. Deck, pier &: Doat. For ap. p't. Call: Bill Grundy, Realtor 833 Dover Dr., N.B. &12463> LARGE HOME 5 Bednn., family rm., xlnt street to street 45 fl. lot. By app't only. $9'1,000 Ovmcr may trade down for 3 Bdnn, ~e in Terraces, CdM, wilh ocean vicw, LIDO REAL TY INC. 3377 Via Lido 613-7300 43' lot-$;,7,500 $1500 do\vn. 3 br, 1~ ba, 675-2643 or 497-126a ~~9ton Beach 1400 LOOK 1,.0TS OF STYLE PLUS A POOL Ge . a load o[ these extras- llx36 healed & filtered pool. 25 fl rumpus room with y.·e1 bar, pool table &:: all equip.. ment. 4 master size bed· l"OOfll!!I, \Vall to wall carpet. Ing thruoot plus customized drapes, fireplace &: equip.. men!, AU elci:tric built-in plus refrli;::erator. Submit $0000 do~ to a 5:W. per ' cenl VA loan. $38,500 or can be PW'C~d VA 1vith no money down.· REi.t ESTATE HUNTINGTON BEACH OFC. 194-5313 4:J0.7511 Open 1 days -8:30 to 8:30 ASSUMABLE 5 ¥4 ~• LOAN $154. per mo payi everything. Beautiful 3 Bedrm w(large kit, dining area. Crpts, drps thruoul 4i: freshly painted. Only $11.850 . Call 841-8531. REAL •STATE MA RT GI NO DOWN \VALK ro BEACH. 4 Bedrm. 1 ~ BA, sep family rn1. clec kit., approx 2000 SQ. ft, Oe- s!Jlned for f1mily entertain- 1"1. 841·8507 Eves: 968-1178 m;n§ 1'.f.tW Wolk to tho BNch Neat L clean 3 & Fam cot· ner home with shake root, boat gate, outs~ s~r, etc., in lovely Newport We.t home. Owner moving out qt area. Arutioua. $32.500 ... Open Evenings Sll·SllO f Mlf ciMml tllatllt OLLEGE REALTY •1500 Adams " ttlrW,tlil OPEN HOUSE SAT I. SUN 1:30to5 PM 1131 LAMBERT 3 Berll'm, panelled ' c.rptd honus rm., cul-de-sac,' !lO neighbont In rear. CleQ-, 6 hOmey, A~ .. ume 5%':9 Cl loan llt $157, J>('r mo, anOr fantastic down pymnt, TRADEWINDS Rl TY" '47-llll • v DUPLEX . .- 320 8th Street NE\V SPANISH • 2'i blacks f l.o Oct.in, Live In 3 Bdrm' • Rent 2 B<fnn. $4G.500 . THE LfNDBORC CO, 536-2579 1, OLK to oce~-S Br, .21 •'1 Con®ftllnhjm. Frplc • l:itt blt.ns. 2 cu , .. ,. 1" Bltl111, Pa.Uo. SJ>f,C. fmlndt aurround.ina bldp. 2 pools • rec ... arca.. $21.300 •• B:r (Minier. CJll tor a p ~ t, 494-0086 ewii & \vknds. ' WE SEL~ 100 HOMES PER MONTH Let yours be next -call now and start packing -our extensive advertising and multiple listing service will do the work .for you. Over 850 sales people ·who meet ·buyers in aH oreas. We have waltin,g ~uy· ers now! CALL FOR A MARKET APPRAISAL. $7SD DOWN Tremendous 3 Bedrm nn nice strttt In Costa 1'-1eaa. Owner traM· ferred and must sell home, Has good eatlnr area In kitchen and ful- ly fenced yard for chll· dren. At $22,500 any vrt- eran can buy FHA ·s;zoo· · 1 I . " per mo., nc . pr1n., 1n1., taxes & ln1. 546-5440 FOR LEASE Lovely 3 Bedroom -2 bath home In nice a rra of Costa f.1esa. Ont-year lease available -}lit &:: last month~ -rent In Ad- vance. per mon1h. 546·5440 IMO OILIGATION) DISTINCTIYE DESICiN Grttls you thl' very minute you drive up to 3098 COLLEGE. So! Why not drlvt-up SUNDAY: its exteri· or and interior ap- polntmenlli speak of comfort, ease and dlgntty. Priced a$; at· tractlvl'lv as It looks at $26.950. OPEN SUNDAY • I :Oil" to 5i00 · 5-46-5440 '• IT'S AS PREITT "~ a newly lighted Ro- man candle on t h e Fourth of July: only this one is a Greeien modern pool. Beauty, beauty · rverywhere in this sparkling 4 BR rlus 2 bath in heart of Mesa de! Mar. Close to iK:hools snd oark. Askin~ nnly $34.950. 546-5440 CHECK THI; IMPORTANT NEWS Lovely 2 BR Ranch Style home on \\'Ide lot-we call it a Ranchette. Loll of level ground, zoned ror horses + guest room with % baths. Lots of storage &:: plenty or room ror expansion. Lo- cated iii ont' of our (in· rst horse areas. Askin.It' ,JJ.950. . 546-5440 I INCOME PRODUCH Wanna make 1 om e dough? lt's like banldni;:: your monry ""'heo ynu rrcelve 1 hos r rent checks !'&ch month on thi5 neat 1\•cll main· tainPd Tri-plex. ThrM .. 2 Bedrms ror $35,950. Oy.·ner anxious -submit all ofters ~ 546-5440 p.w.c TRADE-IN PLAN I. STRAIGHT TRADE-We 'll take your home in trade immediately on your ne\v house. 2. GUARANTEED TRADE-IN-We'll contract to buy your home at the conclusion of your listi ng period so you can move into your ne\v home. ' 3. EQUITY LOAN-We'll make you a loan for six months against your present equity -bu.y ,your new home and have plenty of time to sell the present house. FOUR UNITS M!SA VHDE Th~ right lnve11tmenl 111 equal to a lifetime of toll. lfere Iii your chance, and only a short walk to shopping. Check this l\.1csa Verde four· plex. Potential Income of $600 per month. PrlcM at $54.000. 546·5440 II YOUR OWN 1055! Take out"Chlcken .l Jo'h1h dinners. \Vork six hours per evening and earn $1200. to $1400 ptor m o n t h . Establlshrd trade 11,nd good location. Sl0,000 Investment and owner will help w Ith balance of financing. · Asking $18,500 f u 11 price. 646-5440 ASSUMI IEAUTIFUL I V••/• LOAN Here Is how yoU can become th!' owner ot this terrific three find family room home, elo~r to shopping. With $5,000 down, OWC 2nd. You pay $170 per month In- cluding principal, Inter. e•t, taxes and lMurance. 546-5440 VALUE PACKED That's what you will ~ay when you see this four bedroom and l&rge FR. Ill exterior and interior appointments speak of comfort, ease and digni· 1.y. Inner clicle ]\fes11. Verde 1\\•o story. Full price, $43.900. 546-5440 ATTENTION ALL CATHOLIC One and one·tia lf block lo parochial school - 1hls home built for the )arge family. Priced be· low market At $35.9-50. We have. sold three at '$36,500 or more in last few months. MVE BR'~ ·-•• -•• THAT'S RlGfM'. J satd FIVE BR's -with $3500 down, EZ tenn11 are available and' it iii sharp! 546-5440 Ml. ·CLIAN S,ECIAL Bcaultful l\1csa Del f.la r, 3 Bedroom and family room all nc\vly painl.cd In and oul -upgraded w/w carpets -spnrkllnc kitchen. bullt. In ovrn and range • siiaclou11 liv· Ing room, f\rf'plsee · nc11r shoppln,, !Choor -onl>· '$33,500. 546-5440 IEAT TH! HICiH COST! A.uame 6'/• lo. Just painted and sharr a~ a tack. Located in terrlf(c a~a of COL· LEGE PARK. $6900 Down. ·s1so.OO per month payi; prlfK'., lnL, taxes, ins. 3 Large bed· rooms & a charming 26 x 15 living room. 546-5440 DON 'T IE LATE Just listed and priced to ~ell Jn ~tesa Verde, four bedrooms, l'""'o bathli, large site 'family room. Beautiful fireplace, real nice carpet and drapeil. $35.950. Belter hurry! Good flAanclng avail. able. 546-54-40 HOUSING SHOll.TAGI IS COMING So buy now I: be pre· pa!'fli-Thls·choi~ piece of R-2 land In the heart of Costa l\fcsa , 17,280 sq. fl. ha'I strong poul· billties or being retoned R·4, I or 2 adjacent lots Available. Present owner is asking $2.49 liq. fl. Pro!)erty has S260 pea" month Income. 546-5440 SALESMEN NEEDED -CALL NOW! I PAUL-WlllTE- CARNAHAN flenU11 (;n. 1093 BAKU STltl!ET• COSTA MESA •' • ' r ! _______________________________________________ ....... I .. ' -----------------------~ -- 24 DAILY PILOT Saturday, July 25, 11170 LE HOUSES F f.ALE RENTALS ( RENTALS RINTAL) RENTALS RENTALS RENTALS . t" q i 11 .._. .. & 1 U w a..ch lllS l-.!H~-~-~!_f~um!!!!lioh~ ... ~.:.11 _!H~•!!!!!•!••!...!1!1.!•"!!!!'!!!!!;fn!!~!!'!!•'....~Hoo~•!!'!'~U~n~l~•~rn~olohoof~~-l . ..!"°'!:!~JW~~UtWntiohoil~~~~~ i ·::-'=:;:..~;;.:.;:==.--..:::ApfL~:_:F.:""'1ohool:::=:::. __ 1 Apts. f YnlbMd W1!1i'E SOLD oun -SOUTH LAGUNA R~oot~•;l~1~to;1S~h•;re;;~2~•~s~ J ~G~on;•;•;•~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d-~~·;";ot~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~•~~~o;j~'-~;';·~d~ol~-~;:-:;:=W~SO!! I !!~e!!'.!...!!~!!!..._:4!:211!!!,!No~~-!!!"'.!..!lle~•~ch~~-~ I H..,,In9ton 11 .. dl -Ustf1191 NHdecl s bod) ....................... unNEI) IM7 "'"" ~1, 1--1 .... 2 .... -. 1 BEDROOM ru.-... ~ ,,, _.1 cal ,... ...... "" hom .. -.... Ung t111u hm In Bluffs, NB. Priv l;;: $3111. $351UpTo2511 Sq. Ft. i & 4 ...,,_... potlo, lrple, Jato of _.., DO --a. ' tall \ltt ..... -..rd ce.lirip. 9Cd ~ all privU. $SOlmO. IM-t)3C9 1ton.,gt. Call 6'7S-S406 beach, $12.$ ptt mo. PboDe e 25 Yean Experience 1rick firepllee. Oldllde • afPLOYiD 1-'1 ,to Iba.re NOW 2 Br. Corner~ $1!6 5'1'183 • We Buy tquilies large ellcioscd ~try c:cur1, 2 mt apt with .aw!. LEASE JO OWN mo. Furn w \D'IAD. So. of 1174507 642-0m f!'tlel. \'iew ded<a l prden. $34,900 * 5'&6991 * Hwy. 67~91t. Q5..5118 m LEASE cute 2 br bou5e ~:1%§il_h1t1 .AORr .. 0Lfs'f,./.fe :::=o ... :2:: UNIVIRV:.~"':PAJlK'S ~~~~~= -•• • :W ""' for wiottt. < Bdnn, trpks, ' NEW VACANT ll!t CleoneY>• St. patio, <lad<, """ "' Li®. llASl/OPTION PROGRAM Hunting,_ lleoch - t Bedroom,, 2 ball\. eXcdlent. 494-9473 ~9-0316 No JelL $151. 6'ZJr..493l condltit>n, !Mii• ,...., THE OLD WATER11IOln' • 3 Br & Lease now ·a, buy later (at U>clay's ~a, WATERFRONT ">'le --bit., d.o, 2 Ba, trpt. W>lhr/dri" intA!rest rates). Our new Jeue/oplion pro-Huntl....., Harbour ....... oven, d~hwaolter. GRAY MARE ................. Winter. gram~ets ~:er~ or.~ unt ......... ,,, ...... ..... ea.rpets, dnrpes, $26,900 full "SHE AIN'T WHAT SHE $513 Fintey, M.B. room ome y per mon or salt. ()pea SUn 9:30...f:30. trlc.e. USED TO BE." and neither ~~ front-All new 2 br, -then, later, gives you the opportunity to Ui5U Harbar IA. 213: I' la this 1pnwlbig 4 BDRM. bWl t·lils,, bu, decorator buy~ home at today's prices of '34.115 3'1'6-6550, 213: 315-5941 or • DEN home DttaW ,.. bnished 7W646-1234. to Ut,995. Al!o. your financing charges 213: GL 6.6456. tic ardli~ w/extl!riot BAYSHORE - 2 BR, 1 BA.. wouJd remain at the current annuaJ percent-2 BR 2 ba Condo. 1 ml "2-4471 ( =) 546-1101 cif WOOD PLANK OLDE Ilg Jiv rm &: patio, Avail age rate of m% to 7.99%. Our lease/option to bch. Cpt/drp, fpl, bltna:. PRICES SLASHED! BRICK. GABLED. ROOF-Sept. 8, Winter. 64Z-8015. program protects you & your family against 2~ car pr. 3 Pools. Best buy1 in townt L J N E or WEAnrERED ,. rising prices. &: allows you to buy '4Tomora J.am&. al.1ll&. tuni& el .... Hl••/J to 5 BR CEDAR SHAKES. Located CoNN del M.r 2250 row's" home today. Drop by soon&: find out call Chuck, 8:5-4llO s.s ll- Qetd, fhcd. ('Qmm PQ01 a in the> heart ot Latuna :ru. how you & your family can NOYf lease to F. 5"30 • wkndl,. 96l-8632 dbbl CI/no dn, ntA.11.o dn. vlera roasWne-WITH AN SCHOOL teacher. 2 Br, CdM, own a beauUiul new 3 or 4 bedroom home ' BR. l bl. doee to llChools. --~ OF ulil paid. $259 per mo. • lrpl -~ llo HAFFQAL REAL TY ..,...,.,.,ANDMTI;I' VIEW Avail. 9-ll to i-2. 5a-9'.rll lD t1niversity Park. c, ~ pa • wtw .. 2...t-405 THE OCeAN. Unique liv. crpt, drps, all bltns. dbl tr Oakwood ... a new way to live in Newport Beach - liii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil rm. wlrutll> vaulted reillng Bo-·-UNIVERSITY PARK ..,.... IZO. hi A lul -&ALORE !APPROX. u IT. AT -""""'!l6H195 Ifs ftm. llne D~gbban Ind pmtip imllf, fllge 4 Bedmr., Formal din. PEAKJ, W/W CARPETS PENINSULA Pt 2 BR, dhl On The lrvfne Ranch 4S7l GrMnh'M Lene 3 BR. l~ BA ~. all in Cll!it-~ODI -package. 1'ht'a Oak-:· ilg a ....-rm. 2~ (SUGl:ITLY SOD.,ED) A pr. Yr lse az. Avail DOW. Siles Offb as.a• All bit.ins. lit Id. $2!5D mo. 1Tood Cud.ta Apllbnent.s ia N•WJ1o?t ... I«• "'""' Jot. $32,.,,. c tis To Ill · DRAPERIES ~ or 59k255. Take San Die-Frwy. to Culver, i;outh on ,.._7382 l!eacli, fust mimdes!.aii llolboo's Biy Ud • r&ftrR•~•p __ ,,_,,_,,,, THRUOUT Channing I.om. Cul lbl-""e-'"----"'I.-·. ~~-~ -~ ver -.. left on Michaelson -s blocks I BDRM, • eo. Oooe to -~· E•11: WI -tlm °' 2nl ""· rm. ..., Lido hie 2351 to Village Tllree Models. be.oh • """""'· Anll Aug. There's a•/, 111illian dcllnClnu-witll '""!!!""~!""~~~!!!!!!!I wood block floors, USED 1 $275 96IM15.l .UftUUllC 1..,llei1r New 4 Bedroom BRICK FIREPLACE FROM HOUSE wanted to rent or Stent.y c. Swem Co. Communtty lulWen · mo. · ,)>lrlyrooe;1iilliudsroam.indo0igoUdriv- Bllilt-ins. dishwasher, car-FLOOR TO CEILING, lease on Lidn Isle tiom lst HUNTINGTON HARBOUR :ingnnge.·:m111•1md.Wammi'1ba1Ua.dub.. pets, drapes, 2 baths, big BUILT.IN WET BAR, Fl'C. September. ~ RENTALS -t BR. 3 BA Je&st • or opt saunas. teilnil courts0 l'liidut te.Dnis.pro ]Ill.rd $29.950. Take Oller G.l SJiding glass wall Opell$ to L HoulM FUl'llhMcl Cotta Meu 2100 14'1·855.l Bkr. 893-4152 and·p~ 'shop. eel Olympic am.pool.All """'· $3CXXI dn . .;u handle. U,.. ......,. .• ,.. en<Joo. ....,. a..ch 2705 1195 • Bll. lo Bo ch 37115 this, .. d lllllt:h m0tt. just steps from yotir Courtesy Realty 962.7751 ~ w/~lock iron rails. Spae-U.G~Bch.'"B;ut. fumfor Svnumr ltent1.. 2910 Avl -Aue. 2. ~ ::!t gun.a I J>rofissional)J.decorated apaitmtllt. eac4. K>US kitchen w/att. break-unf. 3 Br. hm, nr I ON the water. Balboa Isl. 675-«m eves cir bl!fr llDOll Hil.UIDE Dupkx, 1 Br. + l\'ilh.prin.te ·balcony/pelio$.Airconditio·n-CIJ'NER must sell • S2l.900 • new 2 BR plus den, crpls, .... -.-...... Dom bn.ch. 8487 Doncaster 51>-81!115 • .J't. 1 PM fast area, HAS BILT-IN everyth.ing. $375 mo. on lse w/ pier. Sips t. Aue 1-~ for appt. RP. llleepilw rm. Qpta, inglfireplacea: optional. RANGE & OVEN. DISH. or S:UlllDlCr $600 in 0 , $.j)O. 675-6737 $12". EAST U:le 2 BR.. Adults drps,. frplc. range I: refrir . WSRR., DlSP .. ETC. all 494-2921 or e-5430 onl 165 more fllm. avail., walk to OakwooclGardaA,.mu.ls MTH OCEAN VIEW. Huge I 2 BR 00!.t LIDO l!lle Apt.a • slpa 6, y. 21st st. Ph! bch & Bps. $110 mo. incl Onl&LhStreetbetween.lnillt:ud~Dr. SMALL l BR. ulJI od, bar, patio. l min to lieacb.. 11~ mo. 491'·115.l eves:. LGE 1 BR. • bib '° bch. Newly furn. $165 incl util. wblds/evu 49f.. 7997, dys &3>1997 2 SLEEPING Rm&. Utll pd. 1 w/ Free TV & ndio. ""° ... Clout ffw>, 471• ;; ·il >(. l BR, ltv nti, tit a bltb. Oceu view. wlk to bcba a:hoppjez A sbow. reasonabR n.te. GM996. ., " .. ' ' 492-5189 .~; .. RENTALS :: _Apia. Unlumlohocf -• .. ~$ ~(. i APARTMENT FINDERS _ .. A_ llolodNow < C.R 6G 115' NEW 1. .. l--. All .... cpUtlrp. ..... Nr So Coast Plm. 5fO-lltS1 .....,., 2 BR., 1% ba. llbXlio qt. crpt, drapes &: Ntint, Cloee lo...,_..._ Costa Mesa 5100 . "· -3 BDllll' --... 5eas.e w/optilll. or nm. Pacific s.nm. New ..... rug. r: f d f'C.'Ohtiing.. Treim:nd'1 ftlut at $19,508. Pb : sm-m1 ot" C21lJ 2M-IML OU M&wter Dr. H.B. mstr. bdrm.. suite with walk. ./ l BR t .... $140 100' from beach, U)O wt. '15l--032ll util. 494-J!!Ol &ft 6 pm. .__..,. Jn doget, A PRIVATE ap ~ 2 wk. min.. 61J...39Q 2 BR. boulr, Uftf. Q>ts, drps, &Q)'time wtmm. j'l14} M1-117D. NEW INDMOOAL BOUSE, BAm. This better -:..11..., Permanenl. Responsible AVAIL. -~-· -BBQ : cbildftn oft No .. tL -• 2 Br, frpl, opts. drpa. beam -: "' ...... ..., Adults ReJ -.. .. 10 ,..,... ....... --· ..,,, LEASE 3 Br, 2% Ba. OCftn s,au-..... 1~2..uo .. ..a...r.-i..W• ceilin ... -· -Ji·"-. . , home bu been rented A is · s. __ .. , _ _._ ...... ~-• or Wallace CM 646-2719. ... <& ", ...,_,.. -.-• • w. rr. 9Chls, mrtt, bcb, gall nr '' I ·$111tatnL J=...tMi•Oc«np•KJ Adlllb only, ao pets. Reta. B'i OWNER: 4. 2-BR units +' I& 4 BR home, 2 yn nli:I . Close t o a ll . ,S&J,SIO/best. Yrly inc 118\lO. 11212 AAh. &l1...aG&l. after >:30 SOMEWHAT NEGLECI'ED, ~ Wate-Panoram.ic 4. Cd.M. l'l5-S7l'f 2 BR, encbed yard mw'!le. $375 put. flan. $119.50. 2354 Santa Ana A'I&. NOS. PAINT, Q.EANUP "' V.ew. Elr:clwd"!' S:edioo. 3 2 w/trees. nis. Befcft: a 30 u f $350 -..wrr e&.&a 548-&m ....... ........, MJNOR --;-. ~tr••d Br, 2 Ba.. Privacy. 1 "" BR upper dupla.-Baf : n . , ar-v 1 .,_ ... ...-v ,__ 1 • view. S175 wk. t btlr ~ am A aft. 6:30 pm.. 6C-C&l6 eves, ----$~1~11~--- out ol. town owner sa.n adl lease. $350. 497-1621 bch 67S-868l C'J5..: immed. for · « mtt 4 BR. 2 BA. Bltna. cpts, NEWER 4 Br. Bltns. Qpb. General 4IOI Costa Meu 4100 3 Br .. 1% Ba. patio, Wt.-. $31 FULL PRICE Dono Point 2740 RENTALS "'1>o. -r. &Ill. ............ $295. Top of World. .,,,, ........ _.... ... ,. our AN, ~:hsrANDING BUY ----I lius• Unfumf... pi.rw, frwy. $290 mo. S.U-8563 &.n-O'J!D ltEMAJtKABLY SUI FURN. Bid&. wfllbl. discount plan. 8ll> <:eiter FOR 'nlE AMBmOUS! NEW HOMES. $30,950 ..... --t BR. 3 ha. fpJ. dbl pr; EX UNBELIEVABLY Mvltl mit;J. hirW:w A St. 64.l-8340. MISSION REAL TY 3 Bednn, 2 bath, '"° "'· ft. G-r•I -Nnport lleoch 32IO cpta. ...,_ bl""'. $325 u.'. TRAORDINARIL y w;m,.,... 54S4ID 1,H-=-=-= .. R=l~OR~-Gl==E=E~N=S Some ocean view, nr new Agt. 499-223&. 499-3403 BEAUTU"UL i 'BR. fint. Pool Qpb. "' 985 So Coast Hwy .• L.aguna Yacht Harbor. Small lots. 2 &drma tots/pets OK 1105 DOVER SHORES 2 BR 1~ BA. qrts. lrplc. Val D'isar1 Ga,.._, Apb Kids ok. $155 + dtp. lB GARD!2f A si:umo APTS Phone (714) 494-0731 See at 34001 Aurelio Dr. 3 BedrrN utlJ I'd tota OK $.150 Lmurious, on SaDttago Dr. 2 bib to bch, utU pd. Lu5e Puttirw gnen. 'ft1lerfall A ~Apt. L 5t8-2IOI.. Bach. 1, 2,. 3 Bit a. tram $110, 4 DELUXE UNITS BUll.DER 642490j 2 Bednn furn tota/pr:ts mo Sptttacular view. 4 Bed-$200 mo. &M-4.ll'f 1113'eant,. 6*n e+aywbat, 71oo Petlnan "8:)-, CM. Open Sat/Sun. 1·5 also ne w triplex Sfi6,500 2 2 8edrma <hsta. Me. $135 rooaw, 3 t.U., dinirlc room .S' pool, rec. room. bUHards. Ncapaa1 Beach Gii 545-8310 324 Aster Smtet TOOTHBRUSH AU. U NEED BR. 2 1toty 9>tl/pets $125 tamiiy room; 2 patm. Beau: BBQ'a. Sana, bn.-uAn. Gracious Adv~ Living 2 BR ...... N"-ov.r,.,,. to enjoy my beautllul "°""· STAR * LET 547-llGQ tif\dJy J.u>dsoap<d. 1% y..., Mkafen Viole ml l • • '"'· aJoo -!>om BA YCLIFf MOTB. • BR. w/w cpts. -· blm other: NG<>ne mxter ~ l br/2 ba + den,. Fi.ne11t old, iea., $'100 per month. 3 BR 2 ba. ftw nriJnltaer>. Sl35. SN 1~ XICIO p.,... * 1..0W WEEKLY RA~ * RIO, apir strcse. frplc., lf5 . ' :; •' -:. . '. ' 4 BR. Condo. Sale or Jse. f\v owner. Dec bltns. Refrir.. Pools. Clbbae. F'HA *r. Avail Aq 15. 49J..3418 BY Own1!!r: 5" Gl loalt, 2 br, l b&. frpl & walk to bch & ach's. $33, 500 -. er. Big lot. Indiv. patioe, coast w from priv, pe.tio & WHY p•y RE cartfener 'ncl"""l can Bet n. club inc. All' cptd, brld: ~ IG-l6'1'0. Between Har. XJtdlen. 'IV'• maid serric:t E. l8tb. 557"682.. $190. w/wcpt drapn..Excep. liv.rm.Adultsnopets,l "' NT? Ftbmlm.:rllO. --·----~" _-&Newport-2Bllr:N.1!11111 n-....... ft-->· • +' tional fu:.nclrw. Good i~ YI' be. $315/mo. 49S-323t ,,._, RMltyCo. '75-i211 _.. ._.. _._ ~ .... :=-._.. *DELUXEt a-2BR Gum. . '; come Tu shelter. Own your own home in lien-_, Apts. Bit-ins. priY. ~ •: BY OWNER: 3 hr, ! ba, c.pt, dnlpes " landmr:a1Jf!d. Auume lo interest loan, S.U,000. 968-6511 Deloney R11I Esto.. ' tilul'-N11udand-**VACANT** ~~to 3711 Cool•-41• 2 BR UPPER.wait» be>. .,.i.d pool, lrplc. AdDlts. : 2S28 E, Coast Hwy., CdM Vac.tion Rentals 2900 advantage of the tax aYil;O' E 811.lff. $325. 3 BR, Pool 5 BR, % Ba :tane. magntll-* :: ~~tb' 2~ B$3A~·~,._ --· . ~1 67i.3770 BY Bay. 2 BR -o:a of home .....,.b!p, SnWI Oevidence Baal ... , cent ..... sm mo an SUNNY * '47-9KI ~~n. ··-· -~~. " Fount1ln Volley 1410 * $33,500 * Bay•hott Park. $7; w.ek. down..,....,,,.•..,,,..... 6'l5<04I Calle Real. ,.,_111111 • * •CRES * crpt. & d"". No pots. ntO Walk 10 Beach. Xlnt terms J 12 W. Pac. Cst. Hwy., NB. Jess than rent 5 Modela 2 BR. + pr 1 car 1 bllt " $137.50 • UTIL pd. Bacbetor mo. Utilities pd. M&-5069 11 LAST WEEK PLACE REALTY .C9"-9'l'04 &4~ or KI >1248 Open Daily, "l miles Sa. of to ~ i:: red!c: Yr m:i * MOfel.ARk * Fiim. AU about our &-..:or~Sll-2>I0..;,,:~'==-=-3 BR, 2% ba, Jgt 1a.ro rm., San Diego Frwy on Crown Jeue. 1 dlild 0.K. De C-,istr•no Be.dt 3730 r••• count. Seacliff Manor. 1515 NEWLY DIX.'ORATID Bollom dollar $30,900 296.9 So. Coast Hiv.'ay Valley Parkway • foUow Y Studio &. 1 84Mlrooms Placentia, NB. 548-2682 2 br A pr, wtr pd 636-.QJQ ~%.% assum. loan. Summer Rent1l1 2910 NIGUEL mus signs or 531..m.Ol, afL 5:00. 60-8678 f Bl..JX'.KS from Oce&n. New LO# RATES • YEARLY 1 BR. fUr'rllsb!d 7176 Placentia-D $125 7141m.t~'9 Loguno Niguel 1707 LAGUNA BEACH eall C9!hl5IO ' 2 BR • ..._ • BA ltvW 3 BR., tam rm. din rm. Day, w .. k "" -th apt. -.,..Cd, 11t1 ""6 OraDgo • D $115 1-========= I _..;. __ ..:.._____ CONDOMINIUM . V-K'W h:lrnft, tux crpfa A crpts, drps, bltns. $285 lw .• C.oklr TV peta. can f13..1421 BR. ' • S..I Beach 1450 drps, dbhl -pool, elec k:lt. Rda. 71._7465. ~1005 •Pool & Phone SierY ind 2 AdWU. midd e• LAST WEEK BY OWNER Lovely Blue Lagoon Villa, 2 Adults. 00 pets. $350. Leue OPEN to See-.SaU&ln attn e Maid Se!'vb avail </ OCEANFRONT 2 Br. furn. pftf'd. No pm. Refs refl'd. OCEAN view-custom 2 5tory 3 br, 2 ba.. $39,10). Owner &lancing. Va.cant 531-4239 3 BR, 2 ba, on cul-de-sac, BR, 2 BA completely furn-833--050f MS2l Calle Moote 1 Signal So. of O.C. upper. ~ Ye a r 1 y 2320 Elden Ave. CM Lge terr. Jot. Nr sc.OOol, ished, linens, di.shes, etc. FairgrouJJds leue. $Z':il) mo. 1G-34a Lili $2'1,"10. 49>-42M Wuberl dryer. Avail Aur:ts. RENTAL FINDERS 3 BR, lam. nn. bltlm, 2% RENTALS m; N-n•~ e WINTER RENTALS e •· ' ~ F T L--•1 • "'· "-llv'nc rm.""""" A-F ~~ --~· --"'"'pt ;J, 1;r.r-2152 AM or .rff • -or'lllll )Id. Nd lftL $30Q per/mo. ....,..,_ ""'--SfS.$755 Rent NOW Sor Sept.! We1fmln1t1r 1612 1 S.n J~n 837-0791 anytime. M;S-0111 Leue. 5&+t2l Gen.rel eoo STUDIO apt. OVtt l&1't&'e-Abbey Reall;J iU-3851 Capistrano 1n5 LIDO, LINDA Isle, Bayside asW.IM.c:.H~ TOWNHOUSE 2 BR. Ba. Kltehene~ w/disposal, * 1 BR. SJ»"· util pd. OPEN SUN. 1-5 Dr. A: Pellin 'Mllterfronts. _.. ______ epts, m,.. frpl.. bltm Pool. J dn!sainl rm. shower & tub. Adulta. On p enlJ11ula. 15l2~h'-~ ~~ ;~~ie ~~~y: e?,?-~~~;~tr~ome~2-i620 ~~ AduJtJooly. • ust For =:i::.s:r-J::: c6"""33"='"===~~~~ Beaut. 4 BR., den .l fam. Luxury Span~· rancho,.% AVAIL for l, 2 or 3 ~'eeks yrd, 119tio Avail sn. FamJ. REALTOR 5«8-6966 no linens. lmmaoilate. $125. *tr!:~~:>~.% blk nn. Less than one year old. a~re. Clear air, sw~p1ng at $225/week. 3 br, 2 ha. ~co.:nc. Acttw, mr. 4.toB~ :0: = Steps Sin•le Ad Ills :is_ clenmiblamnge· -••,.po~~:. Call.,._ Carpetjng 2" thick! Dr. v~.w. beaches. m&n!* 4 fam. rm. walk to beach. & •""•t"' ..._ moving to beach, will sac. n11 s: Keep horse~. 1? Call btw11 9-5, 557-8896 1130 -2 BR, fncd yrd, RJO, Ce.Ywmd ~~ Sfl..1290 South Bay Cub is a whole 548--4093, 1187 Orange Aw. Corona del Mar 4251 ~ice h_is. charm.irv home, ~~~ :°a:!d lr~~~!ai \VKLY rental avail now 2 avail 8JL Chl1d A: pet 3 BED~M, 1~ BA. Crpts, new wa.y of life. designed MOTEL...APTS W'lth e:<lS tiJ'C V.A. bn, for iUng 3 car garage 10 Br furn apt nr ocean. Sips welcome. ~ttve. B kr • drpi, $250 Month. Pb: just for single peopko It'a $35 wk A ap Kits htd pool 1 BR. -% bUr: lo ocean the asking price of $5.S.000. ~\n. 'from Costa Mesa. 6. 3U 33td, NB. 557-980;) ~ ~ tun living with warm: dy. a1J-..toond, ciueen ' beds pb $1'5 mo I: up, uU pd. ~ 67~1662 Si4,500 Ol' SGOO mo. 493-4094. OCEAl'IFRONT, beaut. view, namk: ne\ghbora. Jt's a :wrv. Daily & Wkly ;,.te:s. turn.. room for rt.nL %m MALTOlll 2 br, t ba.. 4lli E. Ocean-~ Mna 3100 Newport Htlahh J21Q $750,Q Oubbouaie-w I th n10 Newport Blvd at 21st. .CS.eoa=v=<ew~~---- CClltlm .. ~ .front, BaJboa. 613-6801 QUIET adult CCNPle only, 2 BR Ofdu bolm. ~th club, •unas. ll"l'rim-* 642-26ll ·* NORTH Bl.yfront 1 Br. ·-===llll· Capistranoa.ach 1730 BEACON•···. M~ 2 2Br,nopm,drpa.',.....,ts, Newpalnt JlUllCpool,put:rroc:m,blL 0..AmmcardMulerQms! Yearly. $250 mo . .,. _ ~ """''" ~.. in & out. De:hae: w/W, new lJard9 kldoor golf driving Professiol!lll cmly 5'l5-.s&66. -=~~-~~~ DOHENY Beach. Dana Har. Br. apt. Frpl.c, 1rg sundeck. dshwhr, bid pool. $125. 229:i 8lovt I: J'drlr prd • temll coart.I AVAIL AUg. 1. Will show · LESS THAN RENTI borlmt. fromuniquecustm Priv. bch. $225. (213) Pacific Aw. 54MiB'll or utiL Raponi.-~ em; ruwe, . •. JllO rxnr. F'uni. studios $115. 2 BR apt~ film 4 Bedrms. 2 bath!I, cvpet.s, 4 Br l Ba w/extn. pit 845-3421, (n4) 6'J3.-.509f 64l-+l29 lm1I retirtd cpl. No child, ~~:~pro Abo 1 BR apt. No incl utiL Adults, m pets. drapes, large yard. Free-Jdtchn. Centr patio, huge </BALBOA ISLAND. Attrac. 2 BR. Gar. Patio. crpts, no dop. Refer, S 21 tt , !.-.. _... ... aD)us. chldrn/m pets_ Stt Mgr. $Z5D mo. m.?975 way minutes to Long Beach. 1 drpg sto ,__ n..1a1 4"" .,.._ ury a-~-.,..,..,. the Apt~ 2135 Eldell CM' garage + alley boat spc:e. Bl'. apt., sips 4. Avail • ft. ttu15• .,.....,... "-.....i ' modem eonw:nlenoes ava~ ' Bo-Isl -• _ .. Only n&t per month. 6~% $36"" ~ ._., .,._3377 Aug. eau 673-1503 tropical Mttir.w: for adults able. ~--·-~ _ _. __..._ * SUS CASIT·•s afl'llll·c ___ ~= IBA of $18.500. F\Jll price " · ~ · only. 1 blk ID llbope. tl3J ~ ..... ......._. .. _.. "'°'mu. Furn 1 BR. "' ·-just $22,500. Courte11y Realty RENTALS Lido S.yfront-2 Pool1 to ft6S. 548-1lM or 544-&4S2 Unlver1fty Parle: 3237 1·.hed. · · Apts. Adults YEARLY Ueae, util. pd. 9t2-715l Houaes Furniihecl Kitchenettte 11ulles .\ rooms only, no pets. 2l10 Newport Bach apt, Girl anly. Sl25 · by day, week or month $%J1> ATI'RAC furnfunt. 3 3 BR . .t Atrium m RENTS FROM Blvd., C.M. * 642-9286. mo. 61f>..7ti04 or S4D-Q35 ----------------- 2005 -LIDO SHORES HOTEL BR 2 ba """'· Balcony, 3 BR. Choi<t loeatlon 1325 $150 to ~SO MERRIMAC WOODS new Santa An• Hqts. 1630 Rentals to Share 617 Udo Park Dr NB 673-8800 patio. pool. Ava..il 811. 3 BR. FIR A DIR S335 11.IXW'Y 1-2 BR. a.if..cond. 425 ---'-----I'-;:.;;-,;;--;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 9Ei8--44'l 4 BR .. Fam. nn. i. Din. NEWPORT &E•CH Morr!maeW•.,, ,.~.,~~-Huntington Be.cl\ 44DO I• ELDERLY worlting woman, WEEKLY Rentals. 1-2 Br. EXECUTIVE 3 bdrm, 2 Rm. Turtlt Rock S..160 "' dMS 5100 -· ~""""" POOL HOME pri.t rm. >Mtt '"""''" """;' IJOO. N•ar Beaeh • bath."""''· ""Pl"" 3 BR., FIR• DIR l3SO 880 Irvine Ave. 2 BR. furn. _,. Jrg I BR $1:15 -2 BR $150 DAILY PILOT ORANGE COAST'S leading J Bednn. bwd Boon 1S z M + work. No drink or smoke. Be.Y. (1) 68.l-8247, wknd.s dish'trUbet, dbl car ace, 3 Bedroom. A dinUw roam Irvine & ·16th o,:.t/drps 1 Child o K. ~ Furnisbrd -overJ~o k inc Anthony pool. all On !up 67~2393 fi5.8071. walled yard $250 54MS.l7. (l'Utn. w Unturn.l Peb' 11.,; m.nll· beaut. SUt)en patio I: btd 66' x 135' lol ,,_. al tbe \VIU. share CdM home w/ DIX furn Garden Olttage, 2 WE HAVE OTHEltS! (714) 64,S..1551 • mo. poal, Adults. 1035 12th St. M rk I CiappraigaJ.$25.500, Veta no empL litdy, .C bib from bell. Pvt patio, Lr;~~ ~.I:~ BOB PETTTI', RWW LGf-~~~-_,~ !:~ Jnm Lab Part) a etp ace dn: FHA Jo dn. Call "7S«>I 1100 wkly w/util. 4""'301 o.q. A,.. $375 mo. "Sinee 1916" SOUJH BAY CLUB .;;;_ ~·~ ...... --- BRING $$ & SAVE $$ Days 8:IJ.Ol<ll !Oabf> •-l BR, ..,. -......... FULLER REAL TY G-rol -Generol 2000 0.noral -2 Bttnm. 1-b•th 12110 IDIATlll'llTl' ;w.tJTIL pd. Beut. ...._ awim pool. -» ._.. ~14 3 BR. 2 Baths $325 NR 1-.nl~ • • ,. n.:ta:.. apt. Mature ldWt. Adubl. • ptts. sie mo. m pets. 50--U191. Tradewlnds Rteltr MT-15!1 ! BR, 2% Baths ~ Llw ....... ttoo fun Id 1"'='='======-l_=:=::==::;;;;:=:::;;"-!.=======:: $250 UTJL pd. 3 BR, RIO firpl, w/w, Avail now. BtWrer 5Jf..e80 Oro!".1! ____ 1:..63.:..c5 SPAOOUS -Ru.'ltic Mmt' In bt!tiltitul OranKe Part: Acre&. surrounded by orange trees on wtll landlcaped 1 lJl flat usabk ~ Compltot~ remodd. "6 w/lhake roofs, all e 1 e c ~n. 3 giant Bednns, 2 b'i tiled ..... ,...,.ied den, new crptc & formal dklltW rm " llvtng rm w/cuttom Wilt UJ'led hrir.lc ftnplacl!!. Acrt'l of room for pool. horse• or kmis oow1. a<0>. ~ "ill finand! (1) 6J34if,6. 17115 * OPEN HOUSE * .lN O.U-1 Portafina lAN'JM Homn A. e.ikllng Sil~ ~ ,.,.. Pl. ell Clout u,.,.. __ ....,. !'UCB REALTY --... °'"" m..., • 3 BR. 2 1*. fant. nn. ..... 1 · 5 BR :1% ... 13"1 ~=~==~~-u~1:""M~~~ llDIT FllRllTUIE 0 Reo rron;• l.tte1s of 1ti. can Aeytime m482D DIRECT TO YOU four :KfOmbled words b&-TURn.E Rock 1 yr old .C 2f Hr. Dellwry low lo form four slmpl. -ds, BR. lam rm, ATRIUM, din 100% PURCHASE OPI'tON I L I P F U T I nn, Jlllllo, sprinldet5, 213 Cornplc~ 1 BR Apt., a.Ir, crpts, dJ'1ll, bookeue.. Low as S22 per mo. · I I • I I I • f..?.;; ~l~ .'!: ~~ vr:= Yrb< la. (nt> m-1692 Custom FumltvN l·R1YIU1T l'I ~· t: c-.de!Mor 2250 ~:·.~~= J \,-::::v;;>_ VIEW DOME I F y T 0 R I t BARBOR VIEW HlW "'ITo111 $38.10 Wll. I I Bed-s ........ -....... $!GI-.......,. Sin. I j I I j .A dumbbeli. He l<>1t his fmnUy ....._ .,._, '"' .,. Aota. Co-mold . • _ • _ _ mind when 0 _ kicked weleorne, gardener included service ~ llilmt Ir...,....,------~ him in the hcod. SQIOfmo. an util 'bu~ pool ' c A R H E B I THE REAL ESTATERS vi LLAGE INN ~ .. ,..,1..,,,...,.,.,,,-,.-~,-~-l 0 Cornplei. lhe chuckl• i:;i. catJ mm Laguna hcb 494-906 _ _ _ . _ bv flflil'IQ ;" 1h• mini"; WOid $22> MO, rr"· kw. 2 br, BALBOA INN · you dt~lop from 1!•1> No. 3 b.!ow. llOVD, refric, trplc, la:-Yl'fd Balboa 61S-3'7«1 • r~~.r~wof' 12 ,, I' 11 I' I' I' r I :r ~.~v:~::::1"'~tt~OLJDA~~"'y"'~PLAZA .......... i . -. 646-~ an 3:00 pm DELUXE, spaciOua 1 Bdrln. I 8 ~~E 1011 I I I j j J j I I LEASE: """" Tmo<t, • Forn apt. IU5. Ploa utll. _ _ _ _ . . _ • _ . BR. dtn., 2~ ba, bltN. $JJO Httled pool. .\mplt! partt. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSFICAnON 9000 mo. AYall Ill. fllWl93 Ing, No -..... ta. _______ ;;.;.;..;.;..::::::....::..::....:::=::::::=.:::::..:.:::.::.~==-1--· l9IS -C.11. S@\\~µ-~r,!fs• The Punle with 1he Bui/I-In ChucHe I - " • _j; l ,. •' ' " , .. ' ' '" .. ' ·1 . ' ' II c P: I " l M I N ., el .. tl B A E N ~ N ' , I I • 1 ' 1 D • ' I ' ' 2 ' ' ' " 1 , ' • SJ I l ' 2 • • ' 2 < ' SJ I ' * I ' 2 ' ' 2 ( ( 11 < J 11 I ! 2 J 2 f • I ' t • • • • •------~-~~-·<~·TO•-·~·~·-·,~--~~~--~-----..---. <)'•mo 4• W•t o i "--~__,_,.-._,.V-1 o-o I WWW •-> oo • •-o ••• ______ ,__..,...._ ..... .,.,. .... ,..,,ff o 10 ;o •• .... ,.,.,._,._.-.......-. .... ~-..--, Saturdq, .hlty 2S, 1970 ltlNTALS RENTALS RENTALS , Apt&. Unfurnished Apia. Unfvml....., Aptsi Unfuml1hed RJ NTAL S """" Unfvml ...... RENTALS Apti. \ii1fuml1hed REA~ !STATI -al IUSIN!SS and "NANCIAL ' ...i NOTICIS ~!'"!!'I ~ .:j -~~~_...;.;;...~~ ,,-~~~ Costa Mesa 5100 'IRVIN E ml IRVINE • 5HI H""""""" llMCh ~~a lloach 5105 Office Rtftlal Mii lullnon Found (f',.. Adtl -':;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 O,p•'!""lllff '300 -""' MATUR E WOMEN I FAIRWAY VILlA APTS. 2 I. 3 BR'1 Private patio. pooJ. • ind.iv, laundry fac. Near Oran&e Co. Airport 6 UCI. Adult. only. 3Jl22 Santa Ana Ave. MIP',Mn.Joochim.Al!IM .i.. MlRRIMAC _A wooo> • * NORTH END * OFFICE SPACE FOUND• .,..,<l>' -•· mate ' ON IEACff 1 AUWate doe. brown taoe. White spot · One of t.i.o.e rare Jiwtb' in on tau. Breld .unknowa. • • 0 1BRapts,1 block"'°""""· HUNTINGTON * READ THIS -coll>r. At .Animal • 1 BDRMS FROM IDI beachet, ...-, ·-HARBOUR Sbelter, N.B. < ' e 2 UR ·l~ BA FROM $210 Jll.tlo, $17$. S Willa avaUtble jQ Hunt· Giva rne ~ hourot )'OW' ttme FOUND, fem.le half.terrier e 2 BR 3 BA FROM $260 &»4231 ar e4-4481 lnaton Harbour, BoanfwtD: and J'D prove to )'OU or your A: hall Qi1u1tua (f),.. <Ute 'e 3 BR 3 BA FftOM $360 2 BR. Ocean view, 1 bUc center. 2'ro aq, ft.. 500 ~ft,, bMMr this ii the bHt l'nOllf')' tan. Vlct F.V.'i'!l~Yic. ~r to bch., lhBI ctp(I. $1!S. 600 111. ft. Ca1J Ron Bartlett mUtr 1n tile US. Prov8 me 96S-6lJ1 .heated pookauna..tMnla 4!M-8188 213/592-JJ61 • n~ wro,. and I'll P9Y )'OU SlOO I :SM=--.,..,--ma_, .. -,-.i--od""•_vlc_ I 1 :~~ 2 BR redec cpta dl'J)I ftCk H::r ~bout~ cub far your 'ii hour, M.ln. BalbOt. W•J9'. Fmy ~'I· Seau1 guards. gar .~ ~ Nam,' arner w ., Jmumtnw•trnent~'d$2'750 OwOl'r a:mdoul. Rew. fifth own car , PROFITABLE WORK I In homt of partnla Parents f Boby1llllng Agcy I * 842.51131 * --------· YDUN<l, ~ llii will babysit in OWD bqmi b 1 or 2 cbDdrenl any qt, durtnc weekdays. nmr • baek;yard play I.ft&. Vicini· ty of Irvina A 17th, CM. NOW lEN;ING! Pork.like livi~g for fomi• FURN, '!i., AvaU. Amtlll. ;111s' ......311 eves. ' HILLGREN SQUARR ~ or $850 dowo w/"'°" 61S-2398 . lies with children end odutt-s. I, 2 and 3 bed.. -· 1900 811 ft Deluxe ottlcn credit. Secured by 1970 car KEYS Found on beach vie. WCENSEP Child, eare, my HUNTINGTON Santa Ana 5'20 Avail. ID< hnmed . .._ in to be used In our reotal sya. Island •. Bolboa. ·-borne. Mon lhn& Fri. 2 to 646'130;' i l .! r90ms, furn fshe d or unfurnished. Sheg co•r.. PACIFIC: one ot cttlet busiest •bop. tem, Best program In US at tront counter Da.ib t yn. Fenced yard a: pets, drapes, air conditioned, with self, VILLA MARSEILLES PilW centers. WW diV1de. for lnvn:tme.nt clubl with 5 Pilot, 2211 BaJboa,.'N.B. playroom. So. Coast Plua cleaning ovens. C omplete $400.000 recree.. 711 OCEAN AVE., H.B. BRAND NEW Alr-cond'., mW1ic, pane.ling, to S100 M capital. Call Tlt: FOUND Dental Retai r area. 5f9-4038. (nt) ~1487 crpts, d.,_, Max_ park'I .I: 835-2511 10 le> 6 daily, l36S CAJuje Dr :B· New 1-2 BR., 2 BA.. tum tion club in three acre park. Pools, tennis~ Otc. open 10,,am-6 pm Dall)-SPACIOUS maint. 270 E. l'fth St., C.M. COIN LAUNDRIES 646-950f " 1iz7 BABYsrrrJNG ;.n ~ bolfl" ~fean~, ~~~~ volleyball, hea lth club, te.en-facilities and e Managed by 1 I.~ ':;'l_j·1 Apta. Mr Bram 213: &M.·2700 collect FRIGIDAIRE BLUE lenses clss s es ~~.5 ifr'• Vlctoria ~ , n· ·l dahwr priv gar elevators pre · school! Ne X t to shopping and golf Wll.J.JAM WALTERS CO. F u ... Uvfung Deluxe l·Rm. e>Uice JET-ACTION Hawthorn and EUia Foun. Harbor' C.M. 645--1473 I \ """'•'v + ~hn ~1-,' UC I d N . urn. n rn. Nr. Oranre Counf7 Airport Costa Mesa che>~ le>e-$1000 tain Vall-162-<T<< WILL ba~-tt .,.., ~-. ...... ' , ~ course, n e or ... on ewport Beoch. NOW RENTING Dbbw-cotar-• i 1 ~· • "'" •·• ·~·~ _., ' BBQ's, saunas, clubhouse. F $/ S D d -6 Irvine Induatr a pt>' ma net. Minimum 968-5624 ., .. 6 . ..,. to .... ,.1 ..... attn i Adults. From $140: Just rom 50 per mo. At an iego Fwy. en appli&ncls • plUlb Iha& Complex Carpet drapes, $10tmdownpayment ~ .. .,,, --v· .. -· •', Eut o! 2600 Harbor near C I D · · Ph BRAND NEW carpet • cholca at 2 colar m"•lc, c, ___ ,,,:_,_ l · ' BF;4.\1Il!11LJnalo...•Sla~m?'eC'se"-l-iOBeiihiilm., -Sehl. Nabers cadlllac at 425 u ver rive 1n Irvine , one 833 -373 3. IChe 2 bat.bl stall -~"'-.u........... Sant~~· Alpha Beta maj()r cat found Penins\1,1& Point. 646"5894 : Merrlmac Wa"". S4S..s300 1 & 2 BEDROOMS m111 '" • janitorial aervlce. $U5 Mo. ahopp1n, center. Big w lume 6~ · -------,--, 1 FROM ONLY $155 sbo~ • mtnwed ward· BOB PETTIT, Realtor laundry, $39,tm. Reasonab!e FANTAST'IC .I: exp'd mc>tber : BAY MEAOOW AP'1'S Owned 1'1d managed by The Irvine Company Large Ooor plan9 robe doors • lnd!ftct U&ht. • m.alOl • terms GUINEA Pig, vie. Eitancla e>Uers babys.lttlrw Rr'Vi~. ..il New exciting 1 BR, 140, '!l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Spacie>us park like grnds tng ta kl.tcben ~ breakful 32 w-*rs1• Dryers, cood ~dentily. &6-8129 or Fenced yard, rr. scbools. , ' ' " . I 11 ~BR, $165. lleAm -· : Complete"' laciliti" barlio. hplure pmate ~ DESK SPACE tocotioo. $8,000 F/P. Small Newport-· ~ 1 ,; ood pan'Jg, shag crptg, _c_on-'--o-'Mo-"'.:.'°=--~.:.5.:.:.:100 Newport Beach .5200 Models open 10.7 daily ~ck;. __ ~.Ja.nuxa. , • ..! ...... *. 305 No. El Camino R•1 I down payment. JO SPD Boy's bike, 1.~-l prly. pe.&, aome w/frplcs VILLA WARNER .,.., ~.._s -•" " San Cl•m•nt• a>IN-0-MATIC •Balboa Island. Carpenteri ng -"', j 1 ;1·b1~ ~~~bl~:~ BRAND-NEW ~J:r;" 6Q)J w= ~wards)' ~f:j15s! 'Brtatol St. 492-4Ul EQ~, INC. 6'f3.S069 ~~~{l.;,:,bl~!~'. t 11 : """.,..en. Adwt., no pet.. APT HOMES 1n AMIGOS WAY M•-·d ~.Wm Walle.-. Co. CllMlN.o!So.O>L<ll'laza) DESK SPACE COFFEE FOUND . Religlo"' •em in 3lr. W, Bay. Open House • 2 BR. 2 ba units unturn .... ~ .,, . ·v Santa Arui '17875 B h Bl d Newport Pier I ad ie s Any size job. Mike, 646-.2576 ~ 12-7pmdaily.Gf6..0073. . Outa.ide uving ~ and NEAR Hwitington Harbour PHONE: S57-l200 eec I/ • DISTRIBUTOR restroom.66-2867after4:30 REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS ·! DEUJXE 1 &: 2 Br. Bltn Never before lived in. Pri· double garages. S250 le> '300. ~~ Trll BRple~ea, D~~et arehe~· Huntington Beach Opportunity for re.liable per. Lost 6401 * CABJNETS. Any size J<>b r. ! rtv Is dshwhr, pool, encl vale patio living. Nea r * 64+1617 ...._ ....,. a. :i.:uiwas · $150 • LRG 2 iµt. StudX> aon to deliver coffee to In. 25yn exper. 543-6'l13 •, garage, all util ·pd. From beach & she>pping, All new ~ SU.O. Pet ok. (213) 59J...3i23 Apt. (Triplex), Family size &3C32l, Ext 276 dustrial Plants, office build. LOST: C.OU~ Shepbttd-;;. GEN. Repair, add, cab. t! $13&4l.70. Childm welcome. built-Ina, dishwasbers.,_w/w or (TI-t) 846-3559 kitch. wlbltm, crpta, drps, DESK SPACE Jnp: and other locatkltlll. py, brown .l whL Ans Formica.-paneling marUte: ""• 241 w. Wilson-no. s. carpeting, drapes, private Eost Bluff 5 ... _ WAN.T Mana.ger for 6 units, trple., encl gar. 1 or 2 22 2 Forest Avenus EXCFPTIONALLY HIGH ''Spookle.•• Friendly, Anything! Dick,173-«59 :: 548-7405 living. "'" Huntington Beech. Wll I children ok. (Nr .:blg) No EARNINGS. Investment of eensltive, lovet chlldttn. ~; • 3 BR-2 BA-trplc., plus PRESTIGE LOCATION reduce rent on 2 br apt pets. 2230 S. Center St., Laguna Beach Sl995 to $3900 fe>r an irnnlfd. Vic Placentia a: Vk:totia.1---------1 ·, 2 ~ ·'1idnewty t!ec. ~· • 2 BR.-2 BA-patios For lease. deluxe 1888 sq. ft. from $120 to $10 mo. 213: S.A. Nr Warner, 557-6502 494-9f66 iate income, Write for more 646-0952, 540-4416 Carpentering 6590 : cmda, Adults :.y. iJ.40 ~: e 1 BR-1 BA-delwee single 4 BR 2~ BA apt Frplc 657-34ll REAL fSTATE LIDO BAYFRONT informaUon., glvin& phone SIAMESE cat <cross blue--CARP°ENTRY ~i 2'283 Fountain Way E. Corsican Apt. Homes drape~, crpts, wet bar, pri 2 B_R, newly painted, relrig., GeMrat DESK SPACE ~~~Jr~~~'i! point. I: aeal point) male. MINOR REPAJRs. No .Job ,. (Harbor, turn W. on Wilson) SUNFLOWER AVE balconles dbl gar e>ff kitchen ~!tins, encl gar, $l60. IIJ(l. $4S •--• St kto · '•Cl.I 95217 Lost in the vie. near Shan. Too Small. Cabinet iD Ill"' I)' ALMOST new 2 Bedrm, 2 Btwn S Main •-B . io1 dshwhr dbl oven Pool C.Onv mcl utll, Adults, no pets. Ranta la Wanted 59tO •JUJU, oc n, . • non &: College C. M. .... • o t b • r _ .. 1--.. 1 · ""' ns : · · Tradewlnds Realty 84.-85ll ..,._ ..,...,. NCHISE ~-.~ D "1 =7 • ._......,.. 1• BA apt wftrplc. $185 mo. Localed * mile E of Sooth to shop g schls & recreation. SNGL fem needs funky un-a•.,.._...,, FRA new~! ay .n _,,, eve 545-8115, u m anner mve 1 Adults only. No pets. Im· Coast Plaza Shopping Center From· $325 mo/up BEACHBLUFF APTS turn lBr Me nr NwPri Beach UPSTAIRS front-light, 900 sq VIVIANE WOODAltD ~3708. ll1ll'. at N6-2312. H. o. :·' mediate possession. A6ent Call 540-1973 835 Amip Way, NB New 2 Br .. 2 Ba. ~-to $120. Wftix up, IDS· fl 2 pvt ~strms. pvt pert. COSMETICS LAB retriever, hilt, answ lo AndmlclD 546-tl.41 Eves. 545-2321 Mgr, nut door 865 Amigos. Dshwhr, patios. 8231 Elllll. pet, PERM, m a,renll, re&. iJW lot. convenient to bank, A SUB.SIDIARY or "Tar," leather collar CARP='°'""'ENT""'ER=,~a-,-m-0-.-,-1 , SPACIOUS 3 BR, 2 bath, Managftl by 3U-84TI ot' 847-3957 Eves. 968-7824 Post Ottiot. '13-lliO GENERAL FOODS w/nail bead•, disappeared Patie> work 1: Cement wqrk E. 18th st AclitB, pvt yard, IMMAI C 2 BrAd'wfrplc, patio, WILLIAM WALTERS CO. A'ITRAC. 2 BR. $135 Ol' S149. ROOM or Bachelor Apt, NEWPORT BMcb de.luxe Qf. No tranchiae fee. ~ mini-7-15-70, Vic: Hun tin & te> n &: Paintltw. No job foo $175, Cpts,, drps enc rar. ts, m pets. All extras Pool Kids/pets Htd Prt ~ _ "-•" ··~i · $145. &t6-f159, 646-6626 e NEW DELUXE e ok 17431:C K.n ~ Newport area. Resp. 8 11.ve fices. A1r-cOb:l. t H • v. mum inventory, Complete Harbor, Rwd, 846-4942 ~I. Free est Im at ', .........,. 1" ..... ~ 3 BR, 2 BA Apt fQI' lease. ' refs. Write Dally Pilot &I ha. XX! W. Cou wy. training and continual gui. WHITE female whippet, ..._19§4 1 2 BR. ~ pines on cul-de-Incl spac. muter suite, din M?--032S, 347-7446 P-1006 ---dance at no cost. can collect looks IJke small Greyhound. QUALlTY Woodcraft, sml aae. Crpts, dzi>s, GE lcitch, Newport_;Ba..:.;;•.;;ch.;__5.;..200_ rm & dbl garage, aute> door 2 BR, l'Ai BA, patio, pool. 2 or 3 BDRM. unfum. hse., Property 6080 Jean Van Sickle (213) Vic Balboa Blvd ' 3)th gen'l cooatr. Is carpentry. encl gar, nr bus. $14.5. --e>pcner avail. Pool &: Rec. $165 mo. MORA KAI A.pts. yd Cati 530--01'6 before 10 'f82..3310. Sl 540-8308 after 3PM. Free consultation & quote. Adults Mgr. at 124 E. 20th ~AR~lu~~~~ki~~gh tfi: area. :s~:~~ch BIV4, % blk ~· or after 7:30 p.m., or LOTS * DIVING SERVICE * Heartbroken! Call Ken 6«5-0044, 548-4235. 2 BR. upstain. Bltns, crpts, water. 7 pools, 'J tennis crts, •FROM $265 • week-ends (2) $17,000 each e>n Produ~. Newport Harbor shal l ow COST • Afghan, reddlsli REMODELING drps. Nope~. 568 Vf. Wilson $750,000 Health Oub &. Spa. 865 Amigos Way, NB NE\V ~ B~-blk \() beac~. $ll5. BUS. man netds 2-t Br hse tion Pia~. 14 x ll5 eacb. water. Operate full or part white w/black mask. N.B. REPAIRS St. 5'5-0760 Ba~h., 1 or 2 BR.I; Also Managed by f!iv palJO • QUIET. Gar. or apt, bch area. Pref. ~ Wll1 consider trade. time. 4 yn in area. Divil'lg Peninsul1. Reward, 6T~8l Apt. Maintenance SPAC 2 Br, 1% Ba ·Studk>. 2 sty TC>Wnhe>l15es w/'l or \vtLLIAM WALTERS CO. Su1'ie adlts, couple. 20'J.A furn yrly 642-9278 --tu,ebOat, equip., customer LOST. lmmattre red-tailed Hal 54&-0787 Don 494-5.301 Sl50. '126 Jbann S'l, 846:-lS&t. 3 BRS. Elec kitch., priv. 141Jl. ~U19. 673-l78t . . BUU..OING fil~. High rate of retum, bawk w/cast. on k!ft leg. A·l Small jC>b specialist. 2 children OK. No pets. bal~. Of' patio, From $175 Corona del Mar 5250 *LOVElY NEW APTS Rentals Wanted 5990 300:> to 71m sq, ft. for lease, min. investment under 83J.-2S91 Bill can Gordon, ••~ Sub kg Near Ocefn \A: park. 1 &:: 2 10c ft. $5000. Owner me>vin& out , 846-6M5 * SPAC. 2 &: 3 BR'a. Cl'pts, to.....,..., terrancan par ' BR's. 425 lllh St. 841-3957 NOTICE e>f stati. SU-0440 GREY Tiger Kitten, 3 me> s -======== Drps Pool 2214 C.OUege elev., e>pl maid ser., n,,. ... , ...... RS ._ .. ..,....-:on... old vk Coral Ave Balboa -• ·646--062'1 conv. she>p'g. MC>dels Open ~ $145. 1 BR Pvt. aar & patio. ·~•u "".(U:.oJ.,,M...., Will build to suit, 1 aett on PRESCHOOLS: Esc<>ndkio & J&land .. ST>.2916 " Cement, Concrete 6600 Ave., Apt 2 ' 8 am-10 pm Dally (lo 6 All dlx fearurn, 4-unit bldg. ~ he>ustng office ot U~ver. Placentia. CoAtA Mesa. Lie 30 & 60. ! ~======== 2 BR. Crpts, drps, pool, Kids pm Sat). Loe. at Jam. ) 962-3121 or 841-«187 a1ty ot _California, Irvine ii Wella-McCardle, Rltrl.' Gladys Williams, RI tr. Per1onal1 6405 CONCRETE. All types. Free ok. $140 + dep, 1998 'Maple, boree & San Joaquin Hills · expanding IU listing aervtce 1810 Newport Blvd., C.M. 538-6186 est. Sawing, breaking, haul- Apt L !Je.29l8 . Rd in Nwpt Bch. J ust N. ON TEN AOl.ES l & 2 BR. New. Fl-pie. Near 1or olf campus rentals. Real. 548-Tf29 Evn, 644-0084 LIQUOR .tote Old liceMe WORRIED ABOUT ~ & akiploodlng. Service 2 BR aptJ, bltns, cpta, drps, or Fashion lsland, 6#.l900 1 a:-2 BR. Furn I: Unfunl ocean. Patio. Adults, ton & private ownen are -~tm · Aak for RETIREMENT? & qUality. 548--8i68 Bob. aeaza. 1aquiN 1553 "A" · Firepla J ri tsos J LINDBORG CO 536-2519 encouraged to list suitable -· _..,, a yeer. , . for, J,eµi.nc info. -~-• • P v~ n w... ' •-'--" & ·•-•· -·•-·ts • C--lal ·-r Van CounRlme.n. 646-Tln U you. don t want to live CEMENT WORK. m job too Coriander, 5f6..S2i8. POC>l.I. .,.nmll .. Q:in~·a.-.-,. 1 BR. Near Ocean. Patio. ma.. a IQ& _....., •.....ua• • ...... _... -Bkr \with y ou r children e>r LRG, @eery 2 B\': 2 Ba. 900 Sea l..a.tlte, Q1M 6ff.2b1l Adults. t a e u I ty accomroodatkm • relatives, be , cbaDce Small, reuonable. Free. $~ ~~ l pai:: c::: deluxe apt. upstain: w/ (MacArthur nr. Clout Hwy) LINDBORG CO. 536-25'19 with Ull, Write or pbcme for NEWPORT center, 5 times 15 Vend-0-Matie andy A to de> ~ ~t ll Elltim. H. sturuck 54B-a515 ':'!':its, .... ;: ... .r.M. 1762 trple, bltnl! I: 30' balcony a ll.st:lng tonn from: HOU1o gross. 15% Ret. hlter Is mack maddnet on locat'al, Our fit -Hon DECORATIVE CONCREI'E .nuw ..,.. ... _,... overlkg Lido Isle & ocean. 2 BR, 1 BA & 2 BR. 2 2 BR, apt. Chldrn ok. New Ing Office, [Jbrary Admfn. spGClable. new tn April. M6-3409 for o:1: yn, bu ma~ DRJVE.S.WAI.JCS..PATIO 998 ~~~C.M. ~e>C:u~°ar~~-~'. ~~~~~k ==b.a~: ~;$1~=· closed ~~dg~C =: 19% RET. &: apendable. AMCANDY SUPPLY ~en~;w ll come CAIL DON. 64US14 .+ 541).(MSl * a.ant, Realtor. MI 2-2'122. 213: 431-1195, <r 675-7478 cn4) 8u6su ' . Costa Mesa tenter. $31,lm RO. UTE ~' ~r ...._, s. you CUSTOM CONCRETE Laguna B1ach 5705 · Down •• ve yn -..ore.you p1'.n P.ATIOO.DRIVES~ $150--2 BR. 2 BA. Sunken * 2 BR, 2 BA (2 story}. SPACIOUS 1 br. Adults $1Ei0 4-6 BR by Sept 1, yearly, ReaJonomlct Corp. (NO SEUJNG INVOLVED) to re , you need mt wor: ~ eattmate, ~S. liY rm. C'rptJ, drps, bltns. ~ltns, priv. patio & baJcony, 309 FcrnleeJ 6 75·069 2 UPPER DUPLEX, 2 large nr schools, up ID $450 mo. Oml~rcial Bkr. 67>6700 'Plan one •••••••• 1915.00 ry, ~nd name, address 4 · No pets. ml-D Bal:'er St. Hoag hosp. area. $185 mo. 673-3127 bdrms, spackius lfv rm, Box M-1091 Daily Pile>r FOR le ,1 bide in Plan two •••••• $1625.00 phC>ne number to P.O. B<>x * CONCRETE work: patioa, 2 BR. Crpta, bltns. Pool. AppL only. 4241 Hilaria fireplace, front porch, large e LANDLORDS e Dana~~.=. on Cout Plan three •••••• $3%i!.<X! ~8::-Ana, 92'101 lor ~;:.c:~~r!;.'~d No chUdren, no pets. $155. Way, N.B. 540-009l 5400 sun deck, closed garage. FREE RENTAL SERVICE H l&'x63' 1n 4) C96-919:5. Cash Required. Excellent m- 325 E. 17th PL 646-6895. LOVELY, dean 2 Bedrm, Huntington Beach View e>f mntna.par1Jy ocean, Broker 534-6982 Wf, mme for a~ houri week-"'s"1.,.=1,."w"'ldowed==."DM>rced=-.c-MORE Concrete pa.tie> for 2 BR. untum. $135. Or partly 1% BA apt. in x1nt loc. o c EA N r Ro NT. view, newly painted, new w/w 5 stores, SU0.000. 686-6!!1 W. ly WC>rlt. (Deya A EveninO). * MEN-WOMEN less money. Artl8tic aettina: furn. No pets. water pald. All bltim. $185 month. Jean $1ndeck, heh. Ne'AU spac cpts. drps, nr shopa and • WANTED TO RENT 19tb st. BeUJel TOW'!1'S car. Refill1ng and collectin& from Lie., call Max at 644--il687 ·I * 897 ·-~ Smith Rltr 646-3255 d • hi-sche>ol, l'Ai blk to heh. GARAGE FOR STORAGE. bf!t. 548-1168 ~ -In ,_ .. ted dispensers in Everyone's lookl .. for the ·I __. dlJ: 2 Br. bltne:, crpts, rps, * 544-8943 * ...... .....--riaht one We hav a way * LRG 2 a: 3 BR, 2 Baths. 3 BR. 3 ba. Frpl.c, pool. lndry. Nr ahops 6 91et. $175 NO do gs. To reliable 514 W, Hamilton, ;»acre, Newport Beach and IU!'· · e • ., Contractors "20 Frple, bltns, cpls, dJ:pl. encl $285. Bayfmt 3 br, 2 ba, yr round. Adults, baby ok. people, LEASE, $195, Aft 6, ELDERLY lady wants tum. near Harbor Blvd. $31,800 rounding area. We estab-call us I: 54= to UVE! [ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 "'-• .;.....-~ ..__ 646-0732 536--2131 Sat, sun all day 494-3721. d<>wntown H.B. Apt. can WW aubordU..te. 548-mt llAb route, (Handles name 24 Hr. ~-~t•• . CONTRACTORS gar., patio. _..l.W't """"'' ~.. """ $90 mo. max. 5.36-f77l brand candy and snacls:&.) .....,=~..;...=-~-~~·~=,..,.~ ~ .., GENERAL CO. Huntlnqton Buch .MOQHuntington Beach 5400 Huntington Beach 5400 Huntington Beach 5400 Industrial Rental 6090 For ·pe~nal interview in * WIU. take care of elderly Additk>na.Rem<>dcllng -Rooms fot Rent 59t5 FOR •--·, ·-_ ft --Newpe>rt: Beach area. send persons. Resldentlal-Onnme.."Clal :=:;;;::..::::..c=:c_....c"-' __. <»N .... .,. ...... name address and phone * S4&.-M8S 1t •$15 PER Week -up warebou.e tpaee-&11 o r num~ to MUL11.sTATE --------Lice • SJl-8899 • w/kitchen. $3.S per Week~ part. Irvine lndmtrtal. Call DISTRIBUTING INC. 1681 --------noed Bonded Apts.. AK>TEL 543-9755 Mr. Bullard 546-8051 Broadway, AnaJielm, Calif .. _P_e_n_on_e_l•----6405 •mE REMODELERS• LGE furn roatn, pvt home, lGts ,100 9'J802 Cn4J TJB.5060. 1tFULLY LICENSED* Free esta • 1009' linanclng kitchen priv. Nr. shopping =-'-------Renowned Hlndu Spfrltuallst Kitchem garagea. carports centers. 549-1061 BAKER & Bu1lnes1 Wanted '* Advice on all matters. Complete R emodeli ng . VERY nice room for empl. ENTERPRISE BUY or Leaae small Low, Marriaae, Business qu,lllJ Contractors. &U- man C>l1 day ahift. C.M. Call Commercial comer [n • bualneu. Motel, mobile Readings given 7 days a 3660 64i..1920. boom!"" atta! TremendOUI I Ira bi week, 9 AM·9 PM 213 N. El o'Mc0Yc_,W_A_Y~.---··'l-,·-ho-..., .... home park, retai nc ""· Camino Real, Sa.n " ...... 'I HOME aim~ BR. Prkg exposure with 107 fttt on Couple .will lnvett 10-60 M. Clemente, 4.92-91361 9U-001S repair. Walls, celling, Ooon TOOR 1111 PRIVATE WOllUl Ill HUlmllGTI)ll BEACH • " • • . ' t!: , . ' ' . ' 1f l •• . ' I n' I ' • •J . ·. " •' -· , . i i . I • I ·' • ·r· ... • • t • • • ~· • • ' I . ·I ., . ,• • • ·' • ' ' • , ·; U. Wll IFWSI .... ~ llill( k M iit*tuE'4: of perfed: bst&- c#dally locatld \-, let ,... Yiew slJl!tdl across ia. iXWwiid lftens. CllDOse • -• ~ &c:tl -.. ttw ~nts foa.I ii .. flfleSt d lml!s. SPACKllS L111M1 llOOIG * SlH.IAlE DDIMI MUS * aa 11m.E Of a.osm-Stm '"11 Wu.MS * IATIW WfTII SCIU'lllEJ.llWU LAYITDllES '* Wfil PWflU IALAWICR-f'OWU llJ'CIDIS * mm Hnos * CUPmfS WfTlf ADDmONAL SlllUC( * Gnll effort Jim hl!iefl ndl 10 trill: tD LA llllfTA IUllOSl lM dlnt- 1hl! '°"'*'-Ind tM lrlospitlAIJ ol earty Califomil traditioll. &ety •tail ot ,..._ caMrblta tt ttw: ~ .., of Mic for ICkllb d II aces. space, kit. privll. $fi0, 1024 Baker A. 10L5 feet on Enter. Be>x. No. P10'11. Dally PllOt ete. No je>b too small. Linden Pl, CM. 548--aJ'l prise, Eaay access to frff. _ AL COHO LI CS Ane>n,yme>Us 543-l'f!K ~; EMPL'D lady, pvt. ba &: 'R!-Y· $32.100 ·Drive by then Money .. Loan '320 Phone !ifl-721.'J er write to ADDfflONS, L. T. con-. i•,' • REFRESHMENT PARTY SWl>AY, .IULY 21-MOON 'TIL IP.IL .... HOT DOOS, PUNCH ••• EVER YONE'S IHVllEDI ADULT GARDEN PATIO APTS. La qciinta\ I tlenmo'sa I I I I \ \ and the HIGHLANDER APARTMENTS • I (114) 847-6441 l entrance, kitch I: pool call· 546-2313.. P.O. Box 12.13 Col!lta Mesa. struct:icln, single or 2 story. l'• priv's.saomo.C.M.6G-507ti 1st TD Loan Plam, estlmatea a: layouts. ·: Announcements 6410 841-1511 ": 8"'· ............ ,,.mo REMODELED p 1 i n t In I! , '• Motels, Traller 2 d ·~1""0~~ L' RESUMES Scripts drywall texture &: ac--.; , __ c .. _rt_. ____ 5997_ -"==A"R"'1°'z°'ONA~'-'--n oan -· Editl"" . Wrt••• co•""'" .......... ot all :: 1 .. _ ltvel lob w ter w • Rewriting Fast Accurate types. Free estimate, Lie. , ./WEEKLY Rates SEA --6"' • a ,po· T hued on equity Servlcf!. Rea sonable. & B<>ncled. 537-5149 • LARK .MOTEL, • 2 301 er. Good rotdl. f196 ~ ertnl 545-0611 646-5445 ' Newport Blvd Coeta Mesa price. Ea8)' terms,~ pie-~2171 n Additions * Remodellni •: ' turea maps Write Elmer Servtnr Harbor area yn. Annual Flea Market Fred H. Gerwick, LIC'. :1,j' 1---------Blltl~, Box .&, Kirwman. Sattler Mort9age Co. Santa Ana YWCA 613-fi04l * 5&-2170 Income Property 6000 .Ariz. 88«J1. 338 E, 11th Street• 1411 No. Broadway 'f CUS:r<lM g w>lll • ...... * $5,500 * LOANS ;50,000 A up. Any Antlqu°' ""°"'· j<welry, Corpet CIHnlng 6625 ,.I loc Owners 4 Br den 3 View-Level lots • EZ Temll fttJ. eMate or busiJ'leu. Mr. dollr, coins, collectables, :; Ba.+ s lrr stud~; tpk.., PLACE REALTY 49M7D4 De>llum· 303:922o-2.11Xi m ool-BARGAINS! Snack-Bar pe.tlol. Net $198,500. Owner 2969 So, Coast HI~ lect calla. JUiy 29 • n. Noon.9 PM """"33. e LAGUNA VIEW LOT • -T-••t Doeda '345 SERVICE DIRECTORY *N~6~rr* -~-~ ·-~~ By Bulkier. Neu ocean, 4 ... 9748 $llOO 2nd TD needed . WW Babysitting 65!0 STEAM CLEANED H.B. Abo, new 8 unit A Acreane '200 pay8 u~~t% d~':~lseap~ 3 bt;: COU.EGE student, daytime R~~~~~~~~ES " -. ' . '" ',. ·' •? 4 Unit. * 841-3957 • bebyalttlng. Llce.nsed swim· 646-5971 •---------5 AC, undewloped. Lake :mr!!, ~all ~1260 ming instr. Preter beach OWNERS SPECIAL 1; Bu1lne11 Rental 6060 U5lll"el apprec, Hunt. tiah. area. Own car. S43-t'89 5IXI sq. 11. m. Diamond j ' Take ovu lo dn $» mo. Moftey_Wanted 6350 BABYSITTING My home Carpet Clean!n. 187 21.st •: rosrA Mesa: 600 l(f. rt. 8914171. Costa Meta Uta. Day or St Costa Meaa, 66-1317 I oruce. &XI lq. rt. •tore • ..., NEED $51\),000 to $1IXl,i:.:io nJaht, Ftnctd yd. 642-6299. RE~ARC ~ 3 • .: :l&..~ shop. • OwDlf R.E. Exchange 62'0 loan tor aoln& cosmetic om.o C&tt my he>me, any p} 50 f'u.U) Pann~ •! u-nlfl~ OCEAN bualneu. w.w sfvt ptl.. + age. MNa del Mar area. ~1t ean:la OK. M71688. !r SJ'ORE-OFFlCE ••-.. ...... inttnlt. 11t. Ml-4750 Walk Sonnn. Sehl 549-0152 I .==c,.,c-_,..'-'--""-,-'""''-I N•"""" Bch, 12$ oq It 102,~l~a:!.i, .,1 ANNOUNCEMENTS CHILO c.,. d.,.., ""'' a ":"'O:~~na= .: * Ervtn 675-l60t * street impmvmM!'nt. under and NOTICES wkndi. Neer Paularlno & aervl~. Free tilt ~ , 1! ~ way. AdJ. 25' lot toelll"' f'ound (Free Adil 6400 Brlltol. 5'6-li028 CARPET Cleenllll. 10 "' ' :: Offlu Rental _,. abe>ve SS.000. Alklrc =.ooo. ONE to 4 yn. Wkly $20. exper, Ue'cl, bonded. Free •: ----·----Trade eq. tor clear auto or SIAMESE kltttn Mesa Vftde My home.. Feftefd yard, b:lt est. Call 64Z-1154. ~: "ro RENT, aub-ltur., fbm'd, T Bkr. 497.1210, 497.JO:n ewt area. Pica• call lunches. 64M639 or unfUm'd, 2 m 3 nn. otrlce: suite In Irvine ltld. JI 9-l'IOl CRll.D can, balanced lunch, C1rptt L11ylfta & Complez. ~ unfum'd, $110 R. E. Wanted QM FOUND lad;y"1 watch, tncd yud, dependable ' Repefr •-·d Ph· ·--bet ... ~ ---.1:: exp'd. Dana pt. ~ --'-------·I P'"M"' , ' ~ ......, CASH BUYER wants R-3. a•,,.._.,., -BUSI.EST DW1ritplace In WILL etN lor 1 c:hlld my I STIU. have the Belt dta.J c 0 RONA DEL MAR ~:,3'"S:: ~~ ar;:; 10Wn. Thi DAILY Pllh't home evt•. lor worklna In town in Carpt.t·Unolewn-. Dix.. office IPJtt. 2 Rma. Bea.ch uu. B~·-l-~_·1 Clul!Oed ll!Ctlon. Save mother. Call 642-9193 Tile. C.A. Pap. 6C-JO'JO Gmd nr, Pnv bath, Nfl'W R.E: Broker~ <n•> M>J8til mof,ey, tVne • dlort by WILL babyalt, "11~~~(l, In CACARRPPETET LAYERllc HAS ... ,. crpt. Park'a. Util pcl. $18S ar (714) rB-«JM net ai.:i aboppln1 from JOUI" Yicln~ of Ed..nm..s a ! F•Mu s. ... mo. Owner. 613-67ST wk endia. • 4 'an:nch&lr. Edlrwer, H.B. 892..s209 tnp, Call &4Wl64 - " •• •! I ·t . ' ., • " • •• ' L_ ., . ' ! • I ' I l • • ' ~ -" . l I . •• ' . ·-I '. • . .. . ' . -" I . : ,, ·-.. ' ' ' " ' 1.,, ' ! - ~; . . • I - I " , . . ' I . ' ' " I , I .. I" ,. I ' . :~· ( "' --------... --. --. -• > ~I 15t l97Q * Cl>Dl""10RY JOIS l.IMl'LOYMIH'f:JOU l 1M1'.L°YMIN1i JOIS •&_UIPLOYMIHT J9!1 &flMPLOYMINT .... IMl!lp!MIHT JOI$ &.Jl!ll'l.OYMINr HeuMCIMn!'!f '7JI ..... "1-. W-.,71,IO °'!~I ~lfli: Wtfl', '~II 11,·11·M·-W•L;~Jla& ~.... ,,. W noo Je• MM, w .... 7.100 J1•1 Mlru Wem. 7100 !5 I ' : ' $ f;.; $ -' ... ...,.,_,.. ,.., .... ....... ".... ---, EXP-HoWl•d-9"'-r ii; tbe • , • r -" S4Jea """ (lwn .......,..._ I I • I • ' Dl5MOfol ' • 1 • I ~· c1TY .. 0F NEWPORT 1EAcH-· ~. nUlnWUQoul.,Aieft. ·P1Xfm Dead-E·nd' • RES-10-ZNTIAL, com· •-l'aohloft fll, "8• cm.' tlfl'·-· llX• ,,,. .. 1a1. ,... ... • prvpmy Conatructloft men, pip.line Sl674'i1 -Ct/ '-. ~-bra ·,,., •. -19MJ03 . Orejlhlca<l>t•lt•or snwm..... --NEEDS'... .... .... P.O .... No. TOR_ ...... , Taa 1-1 Llbrerl.., 11 · $7tl""'2.,;.. • -• a. Cdll • • 111111111 LUii•; ,.-...... '715 Secreto~ -$562 NII -LMIM ,ieillr*W-' KiYf'U}iCk OP~R Bored? ~ I , ':-111•1 ftMiR I .f{JD pm it .1 Uft thlft * IRONING * For"lappllcaUon and copy of job amioiiru;e-(MU!'J' 81: ll:XPEIU'.ENCZD) ,,_ -,_ IC<ypwl<h HJ0 School edacatlon * * MY Home, $1 Hr. ·men~. !8pply 1Pen0Mel, City Hall~ ~ NeW.. 1 ' ..... M• • ~-~ ~ -,.._ eae ~ ~IJPe Then •~P up to thl sro,.tb 3"" l!lck Up• Dtilv. 51$-7641 port Blvd., Newport Beach, Ca!il. 92!!60. · #3 F-1'1Ud 'COLLINS llAOIO and muJtlple ·•utomatlc country-wbcf' , .. ....., Whoddr• wont? ..... J.<.,. Got? • Jonl!Wlol mo en•> 67U63S. · ""'°"_...,, ·J.91lll Jambm. ... .-P,JllC P.'Jtchl>Qold ,...,,_ ivad and txciremont ....., a "'-roN -' ...=.IJcpo' r4tt~id NeWp:irt Bt&Ch encr.. Type SO wpm. end. You ·aet your own 'paoe SP~CIA CLASSIFICAT1 l'OR WORKERS Available ' A;.y i> •• ,., .. i.i •d ~ opporttmjl>•emplllyu • -your own aools-Thia,._ NATURAL llORN SWAPPl!RS kind, of wod<, anYtlm•. :He ·""" ·-y;;.,;.;=;;:::;:__:== APP!,Y_l!f PERSON -land corpcration S,.ci•I R•t. OeaniD&. lawn work. etc. JoltW•ftted MMt New ·Ac•O.lltl ~-~-ow:r~ '.41,, !!~d~n~! .. 1n *"")low )'OU ,mf.Y S Linet~ S time• - 5 bucks EUicle.nt. rtliabte. $2..50 br. - -' ,_ Jolla Merl, ~em. 7100 A'l" 4 _ _....,. ...._. 333! Harbor Blvd. mch tbern .....tlb. u UttJe •uL•S -AD Mun INCLUDI ~ Ask fQr Job.o or Nk:bolu CAPTAIN D.,,. ::;.~ ~~,.!d 0'"1 C9I)& Mesa, 'Calli. ettort u pouible. 1-wt1e.t Y"!t'-..,. .. .,.._ >-WMt ""' .. .,.. ... ,....., "6-0075. Ll~nBl!d. • "-d·· • • -.... ... ~-" T will . ~vou• ......,. ._.,,,.. ........ ....., ~ " ....,.IMll-no-... ......._., Bookkpc k: ·t.>111i1r •. No , "ttart, you reotive eXo ...,..0'"1,,.,.. u1.•-Tuo1s 0N1.Y1 SPARKLE JanUorial ' Win-30 Yun exp, WI or powtt. BE~UTY ~ w Ith MARINERS SAVINQS amoklnc. Ste•.t.. pooltion MJSSILE SYSTEMS teruih•e &a.Je• trainlnc. And To Pl•C• Your Trader's Par•dlse Ad Oow cleaninc Serv. Win-Proleuional Sport Fishin& follow!JW, allol, • mana.i· AND LOAN wt one, of~ fine•t DMSION you'll be backed by a power. PHONE '42-5671 dows, mid., comcI. const. Gulde M~ ' Ctntral ~'J!~~l~~ °: 1515 WtttcWr· Dr. deoon.Unc mxlkil In Nwpt ATLANTIC ful lead producing ad~ Prime 3 Store (.'(lrnmerclat, Want hotnf; haw 2 duplex cleanup. l'rffJ lt. 962-0812 Amaican waterr -abo &ax,.:" Blvd ii . Newport BMcb lf2-tOOO Bcb. Good ·lduy • tu~. R-"' •RCH 1na proaram -plus:. CM. Owne:rOn:eon bound_ uniU on 13,500 aq, ft. lot llcelllltdmultkng. conuner-1. ewp-ort EXP~f;ED ~ ..Q:~_:~ Write Daily ~ +Draw Plan Available trade torvac tlftil:--wurcar-zoned AP; $24,000 F.q. PJana L1nd1ceplftl 6110 tjal pilot.-i.nd-.l sta-;--Ad-Beach. • CARPI;NTER.S Pjlot ~ M-1007 C'orporatlon + Y.'ork Cose to Honie ry I.st TD, Call M.S-M.24. for ottioet avail. . MOBILE HOME OWNERS !1~litrative experience. BOOKKEEPER~ MARINE PAINTERS, ·A: LIVE:tN haekpr for elderfy + c8r Plan Avanahie' Soulh Cout Real Estat.e Boyd Realty 675-5930 Bond·Rock will hold your &'t i:tu:,fe~~s~rla SECT'Y • ....-MARIN& MECHANICS. w14ow. H. Bch, F.Vly are.a. A Diviaion of tht + Be an auociate of ff. ,W, S40M equJty 3 br, 2 ba hse GIFI' &-COUNTRY STORE gra'W!l tight. For into. x • .....;.,, t. Girt Fnday. for Real Estate Apply in penon L,l:,d o 98):0119 Su11CJU1!hanna COrp. Dwl&ht, re11pected c.ant in pvt bcli a.rea, So. Laguna TERRIFIC LOCATION! 54&-7265 or 54l-S240 Alk for b W ntM Mt.natem.ent. Local, tulJ. Shlpyud 900 Lido Psik:L "VN-.-.,.,-,.-,-w-.. -.-,-.,-,,-7 R.E. Broker. % blk to heh. Trade for 12 $4,000 eqUily tor Botch ,. wo!.n , cbal'lt' Wifh Home Office Drive, Newpo('t Bt,h.. to S:30 shift, Parle Udo CM. Equal opportunity l!mployer ,+ :n:.c:~ i::: r more units in·Oranae Co. col)lpafable ar what have 7D20 ...i.tallce. RQoi;s, AIR • EXPEi\. PIJld~ atiaM· ~tcent Centtt Ph: Jife and accident. 499-1282 flit. s. )'OU? 646-538! P•lntlnt. BOY 15 ~·~ AIP. poo•-. n!n ... • income in. . .Qplll 1.&i.I _s., Q>ut, .~ Poporh-•-"50 ~ ""'"'°""""t -• -H 12-5 TU Fri •• ,.., -"""~;:.,,.--'--~ --------1 + Unllmit<dC<>m...,Y& 47> TW1n diese·1 hou.seboat, Lge 4 BR, 3 ba Dover Shor-~ -:••.. CdM Balboa Island area. .l UJJerWN. ~ or wy. • · ·~ MAIDS. Pfnn, ,,_ Unte, '5 • a.ncln&: on All SaJH. dear, $36.000 vatue. FOR es home, S82,500; Trade METICULOUS PAINT. 67S-8931 •. Alk for· Phillip Spee<twfit1'!<(. No Pll'fOll. Expertenced P.AN'l'ftY ot: river. Gooa Ml4l'Y for + Bon.ua Incentive Plan ~. units or ' No out equity for duplex, condo or BLtiE an:p STAMPS, INS. MATURE exp hoURkteper, Fu!J time. s.Juy'" advance-WOMAN ~. ~ cl9endl:ble ...oman .. Apply: P.RECISJON abfft metal & Step up noW-Call: ot ·~property, sm, borne, Harbor area. crew cot ltudenll. Int-ext companion, •me nurstna-. ment. roocl: MIJar bNitb Beoder. GQf:•w: Cout-ffii, SlB'·Harbor Blyd. C.M. ~ tafiricca~ eom~. MR. ,:HU.RCHILL ' CiU n4: m.:3U4 * 540-2991 * ~.Exp, Docb. 615-S812 Will live In or out, 494-0475 plan, . ' • N.B. Pb:~ JJ) m the prooess .e~Kln, (71•) 135-3213 . >.> ... s,. old ruvers1d•. •Room, :rroo ••. 11. hom" THE JOB You w"" •• ..... DAY ----d ..... ~=Unq. ~ FAT &: UGLY.it? lljole HEY =·=;:is 1"'1 .,'"'LE~SLAD~'°Y""w-"-dftaa='---. ~· Grow: manage-Back Bay, 4 Br. 3% Ba., Price You're Willlnt To debll!, Milt. Call Ml~ . part time. Matul.'t. Appl,y ment free, SS,650 ac. $76,000 gst apt., pool, Want duplex Pax. Special price1 on 1pta. M 5f7..l.M3 soofildl{ I> )ft• wk U you are, •-~~'.t t:~:lnf·fer--.n 1xciti"1 ASSliJiN'f to mar:-at·221 Marine-A"·• eq. For: home, income, CdM or smaller borne, SttYe. 54S-45f9 now bQt, jp'lidQAlly lncreue CAJF: CASTJNG·1co. I~:.: ... with "'°"' te FOltEMANBaJ --'-"'"~"'-·-----! land. -tM-2936. Leon Vibl!tt Rltr. 548-0588 TWO Ua..A 1tudt11t1 need Jobt lt\9n, Worn. 7100 to full time, A,C co u n ta t IMfdl Jn _r.w. , ~tary l&' acres Lake Co., Oro., Laundramat. 26 wuhen, money. Exp'd house payable experiebce 11-'0Uld b contiml1nl 11 -~ tr'tOHT•MANAGER E lo d • ·•--~ ~ · · -· I u--,., Oraop Co. far a vorlel>·of 'UTIL·ITY" u•N WELDING LEADMAN P RSONNEL $8000 ·~ & 'clear _ ex-ry, UUl.l:WVl)U ,,,_.,.... painters .... .,.. es. ~ be netpflil. lSOO W. <:cut types tor work in mq mo-~ , SECRETARY change forS.. cam. Roy J . Trade for cu, boa~ TD's, 5'4-.lo71. 0bilftieS Hwy. Call Mary Ann, ..u.i TV <••mml'a.,; Ind. IUS,IOY LAYOUT MECHANIC Major N•wport Beach .,.._ Arntson, 1000 N. '))ut, Lac property~~!.~· No Wutin&: lf 642-9'J62. films. Great~. p"l ttmr. .IAKIR!S HELPER defense company bu open. Bch_ '"'"'° ---~ALLPAPER * Url mite() ttBUS ORl)(E_RS iv,·.,. 'cll<OI i>oJd, no•· lntuviewa ""' "' Job aocurllY . ad..,,.,.m•nt In( tor ...,....,,.,, Mln. or 2% Al!. e•tate lot, under. !::.~ =.i:s::,meEx~ 548-1..;1 )'OU c.u "~ ageTJCN position! at ·~J'~':;. NOt • ~~E ~:_ ~~~· :~~t'l~ =!1~ S:Ondeoxru;;~ !o~-,:;~·:. ~ ground util., Gav.illan Hillt, chan&:e for your properb> HOUSES. dodo, boats, TRI A9PlY MOb<Fl't, from 1 am. TV SCRIE.N 'Tl.ST; De.ily Pilot.. acc. ,typing &l wpm. nr. Riverside, La1'e Mat-Newport,·i..iuna atta. a nytht.nc .. eve"r)I thin&: SH ·HOPKINS 4 pm at 00. Pn.ce. flOO Ir-PH: <nfr s;J5-B282 MAN· To ... ist mar o1 locaI Xlnt. \\'Otklnc conditiora I: ~s view. 8 .,.,... t7o~A1!_c.. 494-4746 or 499-1331 reuonabq pm.led. For fret 488 E. 17th, at Irvine, CM vine Ave., N.B. •7tWJ7 10 AM. to .l .PM' appli&noe ,we .. Nea~ ·~ co. benefits. u"."""'"s, etc. kr. st-•stimalo ·~-· ,_1--. peuance •. 49&-2383 Mr . -~~,;,,,=....,===I CALL""-•.' By°"""'" HB UmlJ. Low ~·--·· "'" REUHN'S -EXPER'O. bulcb w.-. WJ1lltl !!-lO'am only. QUAIJFIED SAI.ESMAN1;;;,...,..._,-...,iiii;lii;..,I 2,000+ Ac of Magnit, Utab inlerl!St uwmable Joan, PAINTING -Ext.-Int ·U 10-3pm, 5 days a wit. ~: w/2-3 yrs UJltt in ret&lll• . land. Nr. Zioft Nat. Pk. Wtr, WW tell or 1rade for 32 to· yrs. exper. Im. Uc. FNe ACCOUNTING CLERK . 839-111$ b:ef,10 am. MAN or · .cplcWJv early U~ or dir'ict aalel.~Become In-See, Betty Bruce al trees, toad. nr. lake. 3& ft. se.ilbol.t. nl AOC'OQ4 Ceilln11. Expandlnc company, mtJIU.. Costa Mesa EXPERIE'"N.CE'D auto =per .:II -volvtdwittl.anpidlycrow-m lx'' $350 000 eq For trades · inc * .,..., _,,. * 54&-6325. facturing data proctlline --.....a...-t.. with tool · ~· • ....,_ m 0' lng Ganlen Cen~r ii: • ' • ' ' • • ~" --·1pment, has im--·"-t• ~:"':;::.._ · . .-1-117""!':_,_lma. 962-4633 n-:.-'--• t.JA 'AC or?? Bkr. 547-6469. INTERIOR/Exterior, avg. l ~... ~ Now Interviewina: tor SJll»' ~ ~-' landscape ...., ........ l'me..... a • %, Acre Tustin. Cut-de-sac, Will trade Ira S· Bri, 2 Ba .Br. apt. Labor &: material openlnclvin for clerk to match Avt, c .:M.. " -MATURE WOMEN Corp. in·• 0 r a n.1 e Co .. A-1 ~--G'~-homr in San Cleiilente; $57. M~l.546 rtce g reports / invoice11. IUSIOY 1,.,.. .. ..,,...,.,..;i;;;;o;; J with own car Technical exper. prl!f., but ~ .. ncy or ~ ua trees, horses, privale streel. . Pl'l!p&re vouchen, t y P' I' PROFIT.ILi WORK __ .... .,_, XI t 410 W Cout Hwy NB Trade for listed securities. magni:fice.nt . ocean v1CMew, PAINTING .l carpentry A check• 150 WPM+), at'"'' Female , , "' not ................... .,. . n pt,)' B , ,, . • • 0\\Tier, 'aiter 1 PM, FOR : Income pro~, all small ttpalr1. Free ALL THIS ut homt or pa.rents with cpi'p benetltl 'A opp y appoint. 146-3939 or Nwpt ·Bcb. area; can estima~s. ~ one yr college accountina: or Night time-ovl!r 1! Parent,• for advancem~t into mgmt. --~-- 644-6427 ~1810. . ....,,."'£, P"·•·-by II ....... _ equlv. Oe!pful with min. one and lallyslttlftt ~y Conttct Mr. Wall <n4J SERVICE CENTER Will trade equity in 4 br '~ IUU .... '6 ........... yr job exper, Apply in per. Apply In Person frH Al• MtiN, Teel I * MJ-5531 * ~ E I """' ·_. .. horn• In Huntington Boaoh 8 UNITS ln&l•wood p1.. O<f contractor for :ruok. '°' 1555 W. ADAMS ·ORIGINAL ~-~M~E~C,,:HA.;:,.;N~l~C~.~L--1 REU_I, EN E. LEE mp Dyment .... ency for travel trailer or truck clear commerc. income, 1Dr furn. or ! 64M558 PERIPHERAL BUSINESS COSTA MESA ~ • oam..,-, land, ...., or beach .,.p. YOU Supply The Par.I. 3 EQUIPMENT, INC. Control S.rvlce Tech HOUSE OF 1'115 Exl><"mced -hand• * Sec'y Porsn'I· $550 962-9651 erty. Eqtiity $103,000. Br, lJv Rm -' Kltchec ln.12 Annstronc Will train mature woman to if )'(IU're a waitrua aad you'd powft t~h. Capt.ble of NOW INTERVIEWING Care« owor. Local film, Owner 675-6259 Painted, $50. Call 557-96.18 (lrvinl! Industrial CompJex) atl!l'ilize • distribute equip.. enJoy beiftc a: accurate work. 549-1177. xtn 't benefilJ. Mt. Chalet, ~tlinc • St. ~foritz. Fabulous vw Lake Gregory. $35.!XXI. Tnl eq. PIM k>r prop. N.8., Cd.M. fTI4l &U-3339, SZ>-8886. 10 or 3l A close to big lake &. river. F ishing, htqiting, camping, Nr Winemucca, Nev. Tnde. car. camper. property in HawaU or ? Will t 'ad• GuJbraNen INT. • Ext. Painting, Local Santa Ana, Calli. 97105 ment. 3-11 ahllt, Pmoonnel WAITRESS TOPAtRON._ INC. DISHWASHER * Sec'y Lot•I N4IQ spinet piano for oldter car. ref'•, lic'd. ins., frft est. (n4) 54Q.8340 Dept., Hoq HoapjtaJ, NB. CAIHll!I ~fEDICAL Tn.rilcriber :Y.~~~:;f..~ o1:"ctit;t/ r-.tust be in gd running cond. Call Chuc:Jt. 66(8)9. ... .... ~-.. ..._ HO;S,TESS patholoC)''exper ~t. Days, *" APPLY t ~ & have gd tltts. As1't Account•nt vuw-.1:oi~'~ 6 vcmellt if you: like people .and•OG. full time: Penonnel ·Dept., ~ i;. COAST ,ffWY Call MS-5.181 RETIR.EDN. Pa!'1':: sf' $550-$600 Mo. Fimlben 'wantf:d. tnr·your ·own thti.rr.·. ·.op. HpqH~NB AEWPoRT.BEACH• 580NtwportCl!n~rDr.,N.B. ~~-=.::.;::::::::;:,...,..= ~. ~!. ~ .... ,,~fl. on y~ man to Ulilt hff.d Call .~ . ---j~~-\-!_ij~~~--11~Su;•1o;.·~:roo;~B~y~a~ppt.:.~-=;1 Ro•IO.ntla! lot· Wutclllt, ~· ~ -~ aoctotN.B. tim.Familiar· *CHEF* (s.c-1) ~:_~ill~ ~ECH~NIC REAL ·ISTATE NB. F/C, $3>,000 vaJue. Trd P.ROFESSIONAL, SO yn ap. Uy w/quartedly reporta ruu. mfE other job you 've had~-nexlwe pay plan: SO~ flit SA:L'IS NOPlE SERVICE Station Attn<brt. tor: la.nd, boat, airplant, ~ • P&intine, helptul, ALLEY WESJ'. 2106 Wen we·~ openina IOOn ••• at: nte ~ ftraiPt llllu'y,.Bar-Wanted·to tell 6 liat proper-Experienced for full ttme. :~ ~.ioos~rite Daily Pilot from Eng:land. 968-1'461 'Oceanfront, N.B. 615.J.714 979'1 A~ms, Hunt. BcJ;., 'lfricll: Datsun. l:.quna Be&Ch. ty in FoUntain Valley I Top· pay for aood mp. 990 * PAPERHANGING Nowport COASTAL AGENCY Oon't·waJk. -.RUDI! ......,_" 4"'9771 Mk tor Hun-BeaCb. -E. Cout Hwy. N.B .. Sbell 'i *-* * •* * & PAINTING. 1--Poroonnol·Apncy 1. momber bf SUN. JUI> :16, 1 A.M. Mr_ Toom... HAPFDAL REALTY 1 ,Sta=·~=~~--,. l:i'-'!!!!!,il!!l!!!!i!!l!'J!!!~!!!!!!!'l!!!i!!!=!'!!J W DOver Dr., NI Sntllirc ,1; SnelliJW Inc. See You 'lblre. • • . M~n'a war laietman 142-4405 SUM JIM Distributor, need11 SERVICE DIRECTORY Pl11t1rlnt, Potdt, 642-3170 The Workl's Lir ... t Prt owr u yean. Ask tor Ptarl Cl' Bob help to demonatrate worlds 540-:1333 SERVICE DlllECTOIY R~lr 6llO AUTO mtcbank. _11..,t. for Prohulwl FlNISHEDeu,enM;r, exp in 847.(l615 R.EAh Eat&.~ Sa lei men ~ No-. l exerciser &-lntrod11ce I u•• G -.1 ' 6610 .,... E _,_ I •-• . d!Jpl.ly work Mlpflll, Zap MC71'EL Dtlk Clerk (Male) Why start &t the bottom .. exotin&, new SLIM JIM E~tric• -=;:".::'":;•::;•::;•"Ii __ _;= *. PA'IOI PLA.Sl'ElUNG AAA saraee. P(rm. XLNT m..,..ymen .. rv1a 'E' __ .. ____ ""'6.-, 1 n l•rlor lnvo••-· my --~ ... -_ JET BATB. No expe_r. need: ELttTRICJ.AN. Small jabs, maintenance I repairs . 548--S>l3 Floors 6665 C~ VINYL Ttl.E LIC CQNTR, FREE FSI'. * 54().-~ * AL'S Landsca,pU!(. Tree removal Yant nmodeJ.inc., Truh blllulin&, lot cleanup. Ropalr ......,._ 6'13-1116 Complete Yard Cartl JIM 540-4837 Gener•I Servi«• 6612 ....,,.. H nt' T 2190 Harbor Bl CM 5'1).6(155 £oHYllVWJl'O:'I...... for rrilbt sbift only, with, ···--~11uu All t)'pet:. Fl'ff esttmata · u s exac o tb.r .... Bl-', t A,,.___ Dffie:l ... ~ ~ tome e"q>el'. AppJy: Jkllt' p. 548--&997: ed. Shirley Graham 197-1986 Call 54Q.C825 Service, 141M N. Cout TI.I, a .,...,..,. ruu. ar PART TIME. 1087 The Daily Pilot. C.M. ,...,.. T•or.'C'., ..:. .. ,r --• or 646-487_ 1 ==::;;:==:;:-==I ffichway, Laa. B ch· COO<TAIL le. St'eaJt Houee ~ ..... ""' u..ou• SM~~~fli---.,--1-1 4M-mt 'EARN UP TO $5 PER H1l .MOTEL MAIDS in tor 2 -dtldrn. El Toro .· 0 ce ~an g r Plurribi"I 6ltO Aaabtant Tra.illl!el Wl.itftnel Wanted fir New FUJ;J.ER. BR\JSH CO . ~ fDt new 133 unit &re:a, 5 day wk. 837-0039 w/ple~ phOne voice ~ 24 HR PLUMBING tt· HELP ** ~ o.!:;.nyo:,, = 5*-5745. ~in Cotta Mi;sa. Apply alt 5:30 ~:_.~1raonatlty. lJte & REMOOEILING $35S po h 1ook1Jw fOrls ni.d apply. GENERAL HllPtt m _writlnr -.atatln1 ex-RESTAUR.ANT·Now"1tlnrl='===:_,=-= 557-96M 12 ,.,.;;.· ,..!tJ•now Eves from 6 'tll 8, f9M9lllii Fll1l ot"pu't time qe 19 to pe~. ~.number A appllca.tlon1 tor ww.itreuea SUPERVJSOR, LVN or RNi' PLUMBING REPAIR COCKTAIL WAITRESS 3l Le . eXPlMinc chain. addttu. l~rviewa will ~ hostesses A di!ilh.waiben'. 3 to U:~ 1:hltt. Park LJdo N. job too ·-sll ~';"Iv· .l temp. employq\tnt. _,,._ ,,....: __ ..... _ .....__._._" ..,.15 _ hr., 1 MO'• mi-1'dd in Colt& M~ JW, Apply eoic,ny Kitcbeii 3211 Convaltteenl Center. Pb; Wall Oesninc By Machin!! """ uca ery.drivel'll,orderdept. ..... ,oeu ua,i .. vu. .....,;a..., .,.. ..... ..., .1. ..... u IJ -"" •· ... ~-......,.. • M2-!128 • wltb TV , ............ o·-,., •. 1 -·m dtncy i'eq'd. ~-»iy-c:an ...... "'"' . Harllor 1~11.,,._ta M.e11. -Fast, low oost, driple11 a~ Co. Must be ,,_.,. ... , --~~ ..-... MR CLARK 9511-28'10 Yllfd where to come tor R _ I I TELEPHONE OPERATOR Furniture R•storing • Fl'ff Eat. WATER Heater1, dlsposen, neat• aareMtw, and ova COFFEE SHOP~WAITRESS, · . interview. Work will begin * Ktpt on st * 3-11 pm Sat &: sun &. Refinishing 6675 B &: B QUIK KLEEN etc. $T.50 Pft' hr. 19, Company will train. exp!!rienced. aver 25, 4to12 GIRL lUO, clmcal. wrk, about AU&. 4. Write Box 2'l8 Fore5t, Laguna Beach . * 962-5404 * 642-21":'5 or 642-0506 Mr. Rutt 956-2871 &hi.ft. SHEltA'l'ON BEACH 1K1me type I: id at filureE. M1032 ~y Pilot . ·a~v!~~min.. ~-~ Serv. Exp, F1JRNmJRE Strippina; I.: A?T CLEANING • Paintina; BABYSI'ITER wanted; Aug INN 2UU Pacific Cout Not fMcy. otftcMladll OK. MOTHERS htlpar ., live in • · -rd. Will tram :....:.11#1~ refinishing. • Rug Shampooing a: Ute R•modti11nt &. lG-Sept 14, 6:45 AM-3:35 Hwf Hum, :llCh,.. . 5 dlYI M6-31.0l Salary Bl'& h 1 )T. exp. type a> ace .-~ 'I~ ---'-*-64=>95"--"15'-*._ __ I Re pa Ir s . REM ARC _Re,. Ir 4'40 PM, my home, 3 0 2 3 ' 1 GIRL Oftlct, Dependable: Csllor ou~ _,6 ' C uea. SH not rite. Beaut. girl over 30 ~2052 . SERVICES, 847-fi688 Klllybrook La, c. M , COOKS * * * ap; woma,n, prefer 35 JTI · · •• .,..._, ., Bay front ofc. 642-5735 *·WAITRESS • Coffee SboP, --HOME n--i-1' Lite ROOM Additions, p.nif!S, 5.>7-7449 EXPERIENCED .l C!Wr. G.O. w/~ .A ·Need Extn. ~oney ., ReilEstate ,Sales Mf.21. *Cook-LadY,:Apply G•rdenlng_ '6IO ·~" remodel. Lowest Pri~ in FULL TIKi di-:.~~ Able to :Wl:ft , _ No 1e:ictra time? .,,_ In penon, Mtaa ~ 1'103 Mainteoa.nce. BaJbolll Illand. town. Lie. contra ct or . BANK TE~LER' ~~lcfu:.ction. ll'*-.am. Ct1J. CTaiC ~7-12:18 (3-5) COpl:~ ::ty :.a'= ~pl!riot; C.M. * LANDSCAPE * Call Goorgo_ 615-11198 63-2988 W/Expor.. Prr>mo. Good SURF. • S'"' nm • ''"' ·-. Good .rw.,. NIWSIOYS * GARDENER * FENCING pal palnH.... Sa.lsey. Xlnt 'f11orking cond. · ~ ,,... I -F.dwards. 962-7751 Specializ· * WAITRESS * Over 21. Maint.-Residential, comm'I. ieneral ~:nt. rs, .... ,., FIBERGLASS lhowen It Apply ln person ht Westun 5r930 W. O:ut Hwy., N.B. all for ap po n ttn en t for in& in H.B .. F.V. area for lunch shift. Coat&, Meu. Oean-up. Lawn l't'!movaS &. 646-009 pU)lm.e.m, 536-1915 ask for Bank, 16932 Got de nwe ,1 t (Apply !n ~-only) MM390, weekde,ys only. DAILY PILOT Country Qub, 17tll Golt install. Sprinkln. Weed kill· Herb Dr, H.B. ' ** CCX>KS. Experienced GlRtS ,f<ir · plulh. m&SBllt Nt!ed New Carri.en for Retail Course Rd; C.M. , in&. Dt,igns, Lic'd Contr., C:::ts ':'1~-:1~te~~1~1n-GEN'L remodellnc k maint. Banking wheel man** DJSHWASH. s~-~ N«*f. Will ,OUNTAIN VALLEY :-:•u \VAITRESSES. exp'd. Apply, U yn loc. eXP. 536-1225. dows . Floor Care. 545-0487 No. job too small , ** TELLER. ER. Experienced. Apply. train. .B. A1tt to.14 I I 1262 Paliladea Rd .. S.A.:. AL'S GARDENING Lie d/lnoured, 615-8183_ Matur, person with book· BLUE DOLPHIN" HIAD LAMINA.TOR · . ..,._ * THE DERBY * for Gardening a: small land-Hauling 6730 kttpin& and/or cuhltr bk-3355 Via Udo, rts. nil ~ '~ N'UliSES; !upervlldr, LVN MEN'S 4 YOUNG MEN 3)-1) ""P'"-ltl'Vlces call'""'""'='"" Sewl"I 69'0 _..... MUil .._ .,,...,.. *COOK* ~"""need. full maldeh:. Apply,1111 idncon et:"-RN, 11·1':30 shift. Pule earn $100 wk Md up. Car Serv~Newport OJM,~ T.N'T. Lawn Servic·e . QUA.LlTY you've alway-1 Pi~c.u~~wpm. Ume. p&;Lfdo Con-())uft.SuO!mente.· ' Udo Convllelcent Center. nei. can alter 5 pm, ta ifteaa. Do~r Shortt GaJ'lllll! clean-ups, hauling wanted. J>rtsamaking -valncent: Hospital. ~ HOMEWORKERS WANTED Pb·: '4J.aM CLOTHING 5.i7-*>75 , w .. 1cl1tt · & Hght movu,,. 518-5863, a11erattn ... l«Y s.y, 1163 ARE YOU coNSTRUcT10-N ... (!>MI.,.Addr••n!. ~ AJOES ·All"''"· l=<=======I WE ~TO PLEASE 531-"729 QranceAvo, C.M. 645-1'92. BEAUTIFUL?? countant. ....,., 0omm1 Ruab -'*'· .. 1_1..-a'd· PomianoM full llm" l'llrt' Schools-lnotructlen7600 Coo\plete garden service. HAULINU$10ALOAD ' , medical. Salary, 119 open. dreased e•velope . ~ Dept., Hoa1 ~ · Reliable expert cleanup It Clean·~· Tree Serv. Gen. TIS., Ceremlc "74 I~ 1na:k~o1 the be-N.B. * 557-7300 * L.A:NGDON wo·~i.D JlelJital, ~· . ' . ' AIRLIN.E minor tan d s.c p . Call Pronin& 646-2523, 543-800 · ml ~ watch AM TVH Cl1J'A. DENTAL nceptiobist, exper TRADERS. P.O. Bmt_ il1tf-OFl'EJUNG xlnt. aceommo-We _Cl'!! 1nterviewtnc to hire SCHOOLS "Fearless Fred" 962-491.t MOVING, Gara,ge cleatMip *Verne, The Tiie Mu* feel you're as pretty~>"'U neceuary, start Sept 1, A2l. ltedoodo·Btadl.;CaliL da'Uons A tma1l salary to quilmld Jlfesmen for.Wit, PAClflC NEW La re--eeed & lite haulina· Reuonahle. CUit. ~ Inltall .l tt~ u Cdm, 673-4'00 !m11 coUep student in e•chanp apOrt coats A aladca. Day A Niibt Oaaes: 'Comple.te ~:n care. Cl~~ Free estimates. 66-lSOl. No Job too tml, Fluter pa-.ome of those people, call UI. * DENTAL ASSISl'A.NT * HSKPRS Ea\pl)'r' PQS fee f9r Jia:ht houaehold du:tles. · · ' • , 5'3-1595 up la jab or month. Fl'ff YARD I Gar. Cleanup, t!O, Ll!aJdnr *"9er repair. CALIF. CASTING CO. Front dl!ei: on1 Good bl'I. Georae A1ltll BJland Aten-67S-03lD or 5'8-nsT w., .b&v.-;an exceDent pro. CID !!. l'rttl St.,_Santa Alli estimates. For tnlo call Remove ~. ivy, bub. 847•19571M6.o:X16 it contlnulna It'• •arch tor ut opet1 Ol!nt!'i expl!l' nee. cy, lOWI t. 1ltb. S.~. -~ C•-..&. sram ot. .esnp1oy9e •a.t.J:O::~:ii'!'!'!'l'i~~~!!!='"J 891-2417 or 846-0932.. Gradt, backhoe, 9£i2..8745. ff17 everyday people who have Beach a~a 'Call bet 1 im.fc 541-G395. ' ••~n•• ,_.. tncludlnl peJll6on ·tr ajar MIRCHANDISI POil LAWN A G&rden care, HAULING * FREE EST !_op .. ll • desire to work on 1V or 9 pm lt6-iMo * HOUSEKCIPER ~ 'At.e To~ ~ phalft ot pu. mlfdioll llW!ll'liq ett, SALi AND TRADI· ~u""--tlon. •..• •;-l • ·k f B tch TOPSOIL. NI-· ~-..a Jlloddine jobs, fl5 to $125 • • --.at ---..__.. ·1DU1t, "· 90l'dW'l wcirll '1or manutac-....,. UUL« """""'-.... """ or u '"'"•~· ~ per day_ No fee tu you ever. DENTAL NURSE tor ~nt ~ __ ... ._ · ft' ~1trm in Ne\'f'llOrt Har-We ibvlte l'0'1 to drop tn &ncJl--,-. .----- cleanup by rollege tt\ldent.1. f>48-7265 or 548-3240 redwood added, 137-7000 or * FOR ON CAMERA ~ffice. Executive ~ ~.1:. ~·1 ~ bor area. Experience belp. dilcua 'tt6 :aa19;t, Job w1tb ,umltun: IOOO Reas. 543.-7363. calina Bros. TRASH I: garage clem-u:p. 495-46.12, AUDITION * tlOnli, non-t:mok'et'. Con'fplefti Jul but riOt euenti&I our lf0!'9' m&nlPI' . . JAPANESE Gardener Mo. ?-.Ion, thl'u SUn, $10 a load. CA.LL ffif) 13$8282 miume to: Box M-1086 Dai-HOUSEKEEPER n'.f.e d t.d · ' ' (l) KIN~-SIZE bed,~ m~f&l Rate, Gen'i Oea.n-Up. Ex· Free Estimate. MS-6031 Tre1 S.rwfee .,. 10 AM to I PM )y ·Pilot. ~.B. . sept.. Balboa \I s·la n d:. 11:JO(l,c1tttre'thit'-work. ll!nd -~ bed lrime1, 2 ITlltehtna per. J\eu. Free e s t . ld1 I DENTAL Assistant, lJ.Z. Refuence nq\liftd. 673--9013 &' !~1.Jtlli"I' atiout YoUf· .....,...,. •tufWl·b!ue tlon.I chatrs, 2 642-2239. ~ BOB'S 11U:E SURGERY ~y~ N n °':..= moetly chair with some dak HOTEL CASIUEJl. &Iz:'~· ltlf. ~nd. and what • ' ~~ntrmh, :4 '6 ~ LANDSCAPING, a:anlenlnr. HouMCl•anfnl 6735 11Flbacl<Qu?!!~ th!! ame • 1.e:.nnini ~ I: lab. Newport Beach. NCR •. exper eRelltial. )'OU'd Uke to do. LONG BEACH lonr •nutt"t., pruning, trimming and •~ ne auty ... ......, Service · &t4.(W2 THE NEWP.ORTER INN, I;;;:;-,·,·=·.....,.....,._-:-_,,,,_.,., A Hou-:-c .. ening? * 5f0.3TM * ' ** ·BARMAID, Bildni, flsll PH: (ruJ Mf.1700 Contem. s pc "Dania" _.,lln(,Callalttt5p.m. WE RE THI OON'S ·TREE SERVICE AJJ or pJ. timt. rop..,, 4PP'1: DETAIL SHOP m«hanlcs INVJN'ri)llY .MAIL 'rt>: -........ IY II 1.Nwt walnut BR .... , G~ENtNG ' Land EXPIRTSI IYP'~ Lloc: • lno. rt... 5uay La..,,, ll!Ol•Harbdr ;:"'...:.:~.~.";: CONTROL-ANALYST , SAU:S1IADYwan1..i.-Call962-:m& (!leanupl, Spnlkr gys. roto-DUTCH Mllnt Serv, crpt Estlmattt. 60..s5K. Blvd, C.M'. plicdkm A inWritwl Mon, Cak:u!atorw addifll~inl! PtnonnePIO~~-Dtpt. B only, Lillian's, 80. Clout MOVING. Refrla:., atove, cenw.nt worJc. 'Yanc:ey cl,._, flr ..-. window TREES &: lhNba· pruned BARMAIDS • Experieoced. l T'Uff, ,.U am. 1'15 upirlenoe M~ be ti.mil-.. ~ .... ~ Plala..c.M. Frmcb Prov, twin BR. set, wuhl.-.. Harry van lkynen ...... ....,.. .;, ~--t'. Apply In penon. V-Alabama St., H-tar with ,,,;....., " prod N...,... ~Cb. Catil. BID SECREl'Aiii tor Fuhlon hi pair ol cl1'm; Comer ....,., 5.1'7·~ It m.,. call aft 3. 2S -'1·-. •• --alt·....-,_• Room, 686 W.19Cb, C.M. -uc. Equal OClllOttvnlb' .mP'°>'"' Stock 8"ket-•. Gd ddlll group, TV, 1tuto,.lamft • JAPANESE Gardeni n g ., ... wi;; ,,__.., ~ tlOft COl!trol proctdUttl. ~ ~ .... J ue_.,..1 StrVice. Ne&t work. Qeanup MHl Clf!&nlnc 5u'rioe BEAUTY optrU!r, f\ID or DESK CLERK. &ll '1\.lfll A~ A.blllty to read and weft: * PRllCISI~ MACHlNISl' for •r.t,_..... ottict. s.tl,"'"-'"':·:'~o'--7="~~-- yd. ma.tnt. 968-D>l Cart>etl'I, wlndowa, Doon. etc. Upholstery 6990 put Ume, CLuaJe eouture. pl.J M PM, Mon tttrU Sat. wtth data pn'ICUlihl -re. Mutt haw 5 yn recent CX· $:00+ mp. ~ 3 SEl'S or hi·ri1tt bed• EXPERfiiiCED Ja--se Re• ti: Commc1. 5'M11l C.M. S«H;l550 • SHERATON BEAOt INN Pol'tl· Pt131ical invtntol)' per. on Jathet. mlU. 4 drill SECT"Y. Bri&ht SIR + w/lnttr IPl"TI&"· mattreUt1. ~-JOE'S CLEAN SllltV. FABIUC SAI.E BOOKKEEPER "IC 21112 Paclllc "Cout H")'. requiftd, "'•vy llhlna . Jn. ...... AbUJIY to do .,,. Xlnt ""'"" i kilh. Salary Coot now 1100 ••-S.. Pl Gardener. Com plet e Wt do Everythlnc~ A ZOO Blue Chlp stamp s $100 Up Stable ntab Ne«· Hunt 8c:h. S.1'21 cJ.Uded. Cofttact Penonnel Mttl.pt,""nad I: interpret open. Call AMERICAN ea. Call Sun. 646-9191 Stmct. Free est.~. Comm. l'rH Est. M2-lG FREE. J-i)C divan Ir chair port Bt•ch eo v~ pae ... ELECTRONIC AMEMBLER Ottl.ce. ' bhaepl1Dtl A dra•ln1-1 , LEARNING CORP. 'ICMllKIS !'SOFA. never uMd. quJlt«id CEN'L Oean Up, 11\"1! auv, '69. include• fabric le labor, 11.nl woridnc cofid Top btne-• TOJ> quality onlt, a,p 11 SAJ11.ry from $3.15 per hr SERVICE $13ti0n Slsm, tJC'· fioral. tcotehtuarded $125; W9llll ldll, roto-Wl, sprlnkln ~: ~:w:an= ~ ':li dr" ~~7~. Ott, H~Vy conitr. l!Xfltt. or O\ltl'. Mk:tolll.-. aper. L. M. Co• Mfg. Co. to $4.00 per ht. Call Aleul ~r. onb'. .\pply Cranl't Matchlnc lovHeat $ 7 ii . ~ MM&48 e.tc.~AC!ommc'l.641-'401. ae. C&ll Mi•.-Betty, SS'J.Qlt prefd. Small mta. co, 1505 E. Warner, S.A. J.nd1tstrlet Cil4) 83>612C. or Gulf. 17«1 NeYo'POrt 81Vd .. 531).8337 a.&\H UP SPfXJAlJST ,,. WHATEVER )l'OV Dted. Ab!DJJ Ab bo I Ptl'IOMll w/xlnt f.rin, benetlta. 546-22.JI Rnd ftl\UM to 1$80 E. C.).{, l.w"ANTEO==,., "'l~ll~d~.-.-,"' .• -,-,..' New fence Ii: rrpair. Odd Jani•l•I S.t.~fce ~·11 fttld, If )'OU read -Afeney, tit w. WarTlll", GENERAL MONTJ'OJtS ~I~~"-J, Santa Ana, Clean, Gd. oond., A rtv:. Jobs-Rola. 5'M955 Ratl, A °"'"""'!, -0aJI, Pilot Oaaaillld 4dl Sul .. 211. ...... .... W !:n1utJNt St. c.M._ ::Equal!:.::_.,...~:.:;;::;'>.;-'!:.::!::!:'°'~Jl!~!!'-~;_:_.""!-e-"'_._~:::_~-!"-~-'!!:_!'.-.. .._.,,_,. ~ ~ .'."'"-IWULTS ----_'729_------ •I . . . . "' .. ....... IS, 1970 • OAILY l'ILOT !7 r I & " ' H-'1 How'"'y~ -G!111·Uso Ow P1•1• P'-·A· U.. FfYI CONVENIENT OFFICES •-lr"'9 "-or""'"·-wlih-rect cult , , , TO -SERVI YOU te -"·-4 --'""' ""-· e No II•-· ......... .,,._ 0 .!!llWl'Oll1" BIACIH •• ., •. 2211 .llolboo 11'11. o LAGUNA llAcff ... ,. . 222 ,.,.., ~-u. .... ~ ...... , ........ • I! .... "'"' """' ... pr~ -.. ltwn ... ,m. 0 COSTA MllA , ...... I ! .... Uo Wnt' lot 0 HUN;l'INOTON llACH;. ln75, -h 11..i • O SAii CL~P!T~ ••. 305 Ne. ~ Comlno 11 .. 1 . , c..tu.,.......,._,. ... TV SI), Ga"blat dltpOllJ .. B'3-iLY..BOAJU>, Dex tra. S'J'ODIO !~ · ~ ~ BLUE a.Ip Ma.mp boob for VACUUM cle:anrr,. upria;bl. DAY btd with bottttn $Z5. :: ~ '8oi ~~ Qocid oonditioft ttS.. '4M2l3 dlt'l)n "$IS dreuts.. ala ,16-tlh $1.ll, 962-4370 good condition $16. Vacuum Thl'ff tie:r table with lamp JOU chi.bf $2$ tronloa: bol,rd iiiDttERRANEAN eottiee 22% S1·$S~ &t6-678S. TOYS , cairiea '25c-$l Clleit cannisre:r and atlachme:nl.I attacbfd $4. Blslell .weeper $2. Dnk $8. 'Wornerra . slat lllWe a.nd 9fl\.l&n. commcdf Gllt.L'.S ·~· • S qJftd bike., of 'dra~ paitited red-$14. Electric broom, like ;l. Llrp sultcue $3. MRl· Tl' lndooi moe Matta. $10. S25 ndl. Good condl• exctUent •ClOOdldon S 20 , whit~ and blue , f1S. Deak otw $12. gc...em chlnc ovtr.nlc:bt cue U. L&.ne: cedar chest, e:xctUent I Jb ~-ball, Ni and Blldj: f.hCl whJle 21" TV .. 'to 'mtteti $10.''Tooth bed, 50 FOOT o.f 6 foot cha.1.11 A1tO.. a 2 iulttr s;, 81ac:k condlt»n $.100 when new, ~· $5. Woad frame couch CONIOJ.e $25. 3U3 'Colorado real nAct;11 se:t ot Wets link' fencing SlO. Jl&nlware table and ma~\.iig e:nd .W tell fOI" $25. 934 ~chait.11ffdacuahlonl$5 U.,·CM · Record a of au klrids for attahci.ng chain llnk to table $2 ellCb. TV 1tand Dopood, C.M". M6-589I Brand new car vacuum $5. BELLYBO.\RQ M" Excel-25e. Vases .SOC • $1. Clothes po&tl SS. lrid\lS(rlal stttl $2. Portable tr'V. needs I CHEMISI'RY ~ipment $2 ~~'!,.~!°" couch Md tept $22 • .$t6.78&6 ' 5c . $!.'Mirror ·ror can, lhop tabl~, 3' x Tl $10. 4 ·tubHSI 50 Uks.1. OJd ~--ta~ • t:...\....: "'•"" .,. • _..., mattreu and CV parts $10' • SlS. Deep foot Dooreacent. Uebta $4 • • e: ne:w -.Ullll • S2S. N'..C.ure ~ ..... t $8. •Pl'hl« $2. Deep fr)'tr-cooker RUG, Early American, re. tea rads and rttls $IS eacb Fttplace ICl'ftn $t $4. Router ovtn, vuy dean Aquarium allent Pnt air $5.• '.Foldlzw 1ajJy drnsing vtnUle 12' "x 191Ai" $10. Filhing polea and tttla J2 Paint. J1 can, Padded riDe S5. Cakt pl&~ and cover pump $9. 847~ . table, like ntw" $10. ·Wonder • ru& Ekltni Ave., CM . • $6. 646-6178. 930 Oak St. 8hxJtlnc jackets '8 e:ach. Sl. Electric lwalw S\.50. B~ new propelle:r for hcne · SS. Umps, kilchi-...n M&-1112 C.D/I. Rotary power moWtr Sll. 2 Imm $1.50 each. Maaulne 40 iJP Evinrude motor lo cloek.. coffee pot, ~hap, ICING g mattresa S2ll. 4· .. ., ~ machine: $5. Fancy n.ck $2. ChtlstmM dttr Sl original cartcn no. Hand chI·tdre ll '.1. women ''a ftUOftteeTit 1 fixturn S 3. ~S::Dns'':i~ 50-~5 ~~s Old1 hub 'caps. all for $8. Shel.ls lOe-$1. Used !WC reel lawn mowtr )lke: ne:w ~~ dlaper pail, 545-1.114 trom 5,. 10 8 .. · wkle x 5. Mahopny pane.line SIO. pipe lOc a ft . ~2591. JJ.nO ff. 968-621S troUer frame 5c -Sf. 2191-A BllAN.D new Stingn.y bike m!wood and olber kinds 01 Wh!te metal k Itch en Labrador Dr., C.M. I MOVING -muat •ll: I' FAil. American Ave, C. i'4 • zi: boy' a-$18.50. ~ .,.'Oixl $20. g boards l" x cabn-.eis $4 each. Polaroid lT' PORTABLE TV SI). Rq .b' American coocb. needs ~ LIKE ne:w, crib arid mattress U " x 5' $2'. 57 plnewood ~amen $20. 24 Inch ic 36 llwnpooer $19. 09JClc radio recovtrina. $25. Danl1ta BOY'S. t!rl'a clothetl, iome: $15. Dotible bed fl'ame:rwith boardi 2 .. x 5 .. x 7, SU. inch maple: &hutte:ra $5. 12 ~~ • modern couch $25, Ma~chlna: ne:w, ·~· 10-J.2.14, 2 boy'a caalefa $10. l...arge: c:hatr SJ, 3 plywqod ~ x 38Lb x 8• foot \Wad ladder $4. Baby DESK cbf!at of draWffl AA chair $15. Keruncn ~ sports :IM*e:U. 1 green, 1 50c eac·h. Door ~ x 30" ~e: ~· Al~lnum strl,Pj! ·let tTttm Mt SJ.$. Dinette "(rlAdtlne, excellut condition bhte, "new $6 et.ch. Drnle:s, 6*-1220 ' .il. Door Ml" x 30 .. $l. Door 3 x 4 , 8, all $2. ~7-6348 lle:t $31. Blue ColonW butlet $25. 96tr2249 _ d!J\ne:r IQWDI, ~awrs, MD..K eta* fie:~, wate:r '8&" x 30'' $1. 2 doon 89" 26"' 3 SPEED man's bike $25. Spt.n1lh buffet $25 .. 3 HJ.M ,NdicJ parts im v rial "bkluf", .. ~ta .25c>SS Ne.w "Jlltcber~:~ gl&u and X 36" $2.50 each. 4 doon: $25. 26" single: speed ptee. aeet:ioral $25.euh,. 2 MA ~ ., ....,. 'Kil .... • cowboy boote, slu 7, tall deptflMon_~ • $5. I Maple: 84" · x 36" $2.S(I e:ach with woman's ~. 22" gil1'a bike ..i.--"'hite vi .. .,1 IOf• -• ·r•.,... ,.,.,._.,AtnlnlW $1Giri'anew ·ox1oro...·me llrivel ba,r atools S25, stuf. Door Ill" x s12 . 545-2835. 3026 L:;p1"p..ss.~3occu~ ~es!Pe ~ ii. W.!i 7 $21:il Boy Scout racl!:.pack Canvirfi}Jf. 306"! Ceylon Rd .. 36" ~S2.~ with glua door KillybrooU-1.ane, CM chain SWU.50. AnOque:' #:. Bed· frame $3 Sall '2 ... ~•_lace-up boob:. J4 M'na ,VHlfe.,~774 ll'ni" x 36" $2.50 with alas. ... PERSIAN rug sto. Electric cradle crib $2!1. Men'• ~ off Gn1idd: fv, =~~·~~. SAT-&il\Jh"t. Wl1eon. Co1ta 'door 84" x 42" $2.50 with turntable $25. Floor pillows wardrobt S20. 2 e:rld tables §s2..8Ui4 u:m ~ Lane, HB. Neu.. Cilrome top •tovt $25. &).iu. Work bench with one $7, Speekers St. Giant wall S5 e:acb.. Metal room divkle:r r &: ~ Mini-bU., frame and e:~ drawer $5. Sl:orag@ box 40" pictlll'H SlO • $25, Dr!Itwootl S15. Louvered room ' dlvlde:r GAS rt111e O'Kee ~ • CRIB with nurttresa $15 SU.. ~ 10c to $5. )ang XI" wide 12'' hl(h $2. $11). Dratting table ·$7. $25. Larye blUl!I ie:hrtst of rUt 4 .burnf:r. pill plnte:, dre'• form $8 10 ,aal ~ ~ $15. Adjustable 6 l't'&l estate metal aigns Lamps U-$20. CS'Othe:a ham· drawe:ni $25. ~-&SO oven ' ~ · brollef, t 20 · or saltwater aqu&rium· $10 drna fonn $5. S1 eaeh, Hot iron $4. 42 per $2. Bathroom cabinet W. 19th, C.M. 536-3144 Metal t,ypewriUr ' 1tand $2 DUNCAN ~fe: table:· u;. curb cement tiles it" long $1. End tablet $2.50. Seam TWO Dux , Danl!ih, chairs POOL Stal.ftku ateel 1'.dder chlldftn'• books, new ~ 6 cb&lr1 SlO "-Ch. Buffo?l ·and 31,S" x 3" $10. 25 v.•a!I iron "_' .• ;Persian temple $5. _ .. _.. • .. ,,',. m 0 a• h • crab raih $7.50 Pa. ir· • ditioll, bot--wbffl.I and -Johri. $25. Antique tablet $20. trailer, pine S5. 2'll4 Eldep ~tor bricks 2Sc. 851 ~022~~ i8Ju_.N 0 rt; n: Undawatu pool llatit e:n--DY" Liahtninr can, KMntn An.tlqµe lam.pa $10. Daven· Ave., C.M. ~143 Victoria Ave .• C.M. ~1814 Irvine. cued and w!tt 500 -~tt Knl t-0-?datlc, c:bildren'• pqrt m. 'Mattreutz arid E'I'S. · 1 h"t ====-.:=-;..-bulb, blue: ,le.nl $T .50. Cookie faetor .,;tsc.t•~ r........a.11., ,r1t1 ............. _ SIO RCAclookradloSSKe:nmore SHE. . twin sze: • .,;~ .. ~~ ACCORDlON • bau $25. 646-.t:M9. ~ ...., ._... .., .. •.IM· ..,,~... · Mep fa! co o k er S3 like: M-w Sl.SO ea.eh. '",,...,.,.,., 543-951T .,::~:t flt &nymQtt 5 3 DRAWER wi!lnillied. =-~~~~ T~~ter Ovtf1:Brolle:r FEATHER. unzcemeot. GOOD door. 31%" wide, JIM . ntW man'• mitl me dtest' wttb fotmlca .,. "c 1St. NB'548-3247 , combU.llon $5 almO!t new aold ~ oUve.iretn re:atber Might 6'1'il" fl, Maple: 39 _,1 ... coat S90 each. ...., Jn:ining bouds SS CE Dowen, original ooct $40, dinette aet. 4 <?aptaln1 •"&-ab-3019 Dooblt bed he&dbovd, un. SINGLE mattressea $3 each. porlB.ble stereo $25 Records. now SlO. 5fO.a638 chain S2S Table to match sell $25 each.' _ f1rtished SS. »J6 ~. l>reutnc table $4. Foot stool 25c4LS0.$2. Rec:ord rack __ ... 1 . UI n h IWING rodm' $$. 2 e.nd ~ C.M. 54Glt'T79. St. Carpeted cat acratChli;ig S2 50 Electric Criddle S5 BLUE lamp. nf\JQl!"~e $25. Hurrimne ce ne . I t $1 to Sl..50. 2 nite stand* RENAULT e:rwft ~ S2-pogt, four pll.tfonns $4. ca:.irus1e:r aet. Sl ne:w step include1 ahade: $10. $3 2 Wft11l !win multi. 50c each. Phone &hell 'J5c. Sl5 or $20 takH It all. i -. UJpllfi;er ,$5. Tn, 1tool SS Tableclothl 50c VALET rack, walnut and •tripe IPftadl, nee:d ele&ft. Knick knatjc ahelf $1. 2 nice 6'2-2511, ,.. 825,x li; •cellent $5. Pull· each Kirby vacuum cleaner leather, pe:rfecl condition Ina $1. 2225 Anaheim A~ .. lamps (3-way) $3' and $1. 1WO tlrta 15 1hch J 1 ind\1 doW!J: i&fup $2. • Electric Wlrh al lachme:nts ps 4 v.wl $1D. 541>-8638., CM Monday only. 3.pidurH all for S1. ~{n. wide ~ lood f VW tooth~ $3. 54 9 -32 6 7 , ~~~ SS Heb. 2 pillows lT' G.E. portable TV $20. 4 BURNER au atove with Ht* SJ-~· 11 4rawe:r. spite tr Renault iio ~25!~ 6«>.,%157 • S1 e:ach. · See: at 1965 Cok>r TV antmna, new ln rrill $25. BJond 2 tle:r comer c:ablne:t .$f .,2 5, White: 8mm· MOVIE 'Bell VW·canierrack $7. 545-3908 PomOra, Apt 23, C.ti.t. Sat· box Sl5. 23" Silvertone 'IV, table $4 4' x 4' cotte:e table bookcue: $2. LuJe wblte camera. SUn .after U. ~-excellent condition $ 2 S, $10 Regular·slze colfe:e table: cabliiiet $3. NU 5toot real &._ Hawdl· S15. UICI! ne:w. HEAVY Maple bookcase: '1...J SST-94.23. 3033 Fillmore wiy $.1 Ladle1 ~ 50c pair I~-·-~ 15 Daniah co(,.. Pete:non ~;1& Floor" bunk bedt,$25. ~.1258 ElUECI"lUC ....,tar and C881." N 95 ....... boat tank $10 ·-_.. · polisbor SS -bolp tnllot "" o tee tabie: $5. Walnut semi $10 Coaco 9telm iron 11 ROlLAWAY bed s 15. :·~; .. ~!r wi~l'TV~,·-.. -, ... -,....,,,u•s-..=.•v"a"'ou"u"m: I :e. ~~ l:..~~ 'i: (lan front cabinet $10. Pair Johnny Llsbtnirw hardly M&-t531 n'llrtor $10 double bed head· cleaner with atfacllmenta Elden CM !ouver:e<f doors S12. Craft uted •$5 Motoriftc 'track $1 MAPLE ll~end tablet with board and frame $5 two S12. Stlngr,.y blkr, ~ 11 ' , m.tttWl wood bead a•' cf!ild'ii al, Uld swim belt i:lra.wer, heavy type:, f'X· bOx llf)rlnga 50c each two $8. 646-1525 WISSLER tranllt $25 Blibble ftowt:r C'tntft'I. kawt.. wire $2. Child' foam 8'rim vfft ,ctlltnt condition $25 ea.ch. ut racks 50c h bl S8 50 aexlant fl.~ Traction kit lhe:lla of ~ ~ etc. $2 321 Pn.e Rd.. NB. ~ le&thetttte cUabio1-, mag net e:ac END and cottl!f' tar e . . SS Binoculan $2 Ne:w Sun all $5. 2 p< n)'loi'I curtains ~ll<f9 kJeal lor boa.ta $3 p,ach. tab&e $.1 two ehain 50c e:ach 2 marble tabte:i $4 each. tow rope n SO New 2 0 x 50c. Sal A. SUn. 19IS1 · ' . 54&-1570. Mesa. Verde area. two 650xU tl1'el S2 e:ach Men'a dress coata, 40-4.2 n. 115 tire Sl . Blke . seat . ~ htbmul lane H.B., ott C!HESf ~ dftwtfl. "hilb· and _ Snow Uda with pol ea SS W l n d ow ah a de: 5 0 c . Se: t t>elts $2 Callon ju& MiiU. mu~ -·· ~-.~·la.mp $1 .ip5,NGA ~ .. ~~KressF $Z. catcbe:rs .mitt $1. 22:35 State Rotiaerle $5. Shoe lut $1. ~ let cream fteeztt $1 1 Swtvd m:itt '8 luse deak pMiS .-.. ram e: Ave., C.M. S.turday only. Pola, pMI, 1llverware: Sc Electric clock ti Electric 3 DRAWER white: antique and chatf S20 book abdve& Sl.O. Dinina: room table $25.. MESH playpm $5 booller • $2. 2527 Elde:n, C.M. ruor 50c Electric plate: n dW!lt $1), Mattren full atzt $3 ltool lL s&.il14 6 chain $10 n.ch. Patio ae:at 11., Winnie the Pooh 646-6238 10 -• ---llsion "uld ••-$1). Box IPrlnO $10. He~· • table:" S25. 4 cha.In $5 each. ~ ......... -.. u ~ board $20. Fnme tree. Uaed fiO SQ. Yrd& Ultd nylon Danlab modern daYe:no/ lemp S3 braM twin head-FLOOR furnace $1D. One each. 10 pafr 1irl'1 lhoe:1 Jdtcfien link S10. 8Q...3alO clarpet ft pad, pufect con. chair $25. l8ll Viola, CM, bom::I S3 bed frame $2 'IV wbttl trailer $25. Aulomatic SOo-13 ·Dreaes, size S.9, 1C:~====~=•~;;;, dH:lrOn S21q. yd, WW sell ln cabinet, needs tube SS wu.hi111 machine S25. I-land jean1,pockelbook1, SCHWINN-HUFFY bike ..... in plecft;. Lilbt color. 547451 • portable typewrit~r S25 tools~,. $2. Pipe: wttn-twnten p1ote ,145. 204% 9' x 11 beige: 1"lOl NI 541-1989 · 2 END.and 1 center taWf', -bubeque: .$3 siu 9-10 pale cltre1, tonrutJ, wrench 1,S'' Ba.ree:lona,We:atalde 'wi.lh pad no. ~'m.5 · waln'ui $15. Table: lamp $10. green bride.maid gown $5 aqua.re S2.50. 2$27 Elden, 67W948 'MOVING, .acrtf1c:t· patio ~S, ~~: ~ Bl.by crD SID. Bookcase 6M-7Ul9. C.M. 646-6238 'm'' GIRL'S bike $7 !..up and baby fumiturt, 2 Cret11 carpeta U 11· $25 credenza. 'A'alnu.t U'.), .1386 000 UMBREU..A ~nt $"lO SWIVEL chair US. 2 wheels trike: S5 Small rrtke: S3 Ftt't ~ $111 to . $15. ~· g x 9 $15. m.:iJ.35 J Galny Lane:, CM. 5tS-4.U7 · ~ ~k ~ ttl!f'r boms 25c 400 x 800 '5 e:&ch. Ele:cttic erwtne ptdAI c:a.r $4 Slide: JS. 8352 Alv.:ndo p°:.:.i~·· KENfiiY tool box S15 Wort 100 Fl'.''Roll chain link fe:n-each small waxes paper: tan $2. Electric panthe:r and .$6 5', picnic table and Jiun~Be:-=-~b _n: bench wi\h ateel .lea:•. 3 eq and l'lakn $211. 642--0679 bags SOc per m. lf>.30 hun-ooach clocks $2 each . benches $10 Sal-Sun lOAM-A~._ x 7 $20 Wrilbt cw cooltt CiJITAR ~· -fuzz.tone tlng beM: S2 !read rubber Lamps $1. ROUwrie: SS. 5PM . 'In Brentwood Plt.ee . ......... 114 Med\lne tOols ~· diltortioft unit. bn.nd new for 5 tires $4 1 hee t 2521 Elden C.M. 646-.Q38 oU Santa Al)a between s.n. ,,.PAIR of chain oil~. walnut 'fools 50c-$Z"" ·Maple desk $15, Stereo tape' deck ~ aluminum 21i'' "8lt xfil6'" S3 GIRL'S dre111es, abe: 10 50c. ta Isabel and oe1 Mar drcuit.r arn'lllf• Jin.Kit .. 'e..-l; chalr S7 Delk' chair $25 2 / FM tu""°. $2. ~'Electric Sunbeam mixtr, juicer St"i Doll's net playpen $ 2. MARBLE top tor bathroom t.ck. excellent condition ..., IPtlke:n, $2 · and S 4 . guitar,· Deeds 80l'l\C work $5. 11" le:flon camp griddle: 7Sc 642-316.1 pull man. 421,io"· 2214" with each. 96l-G63 Pernyln.nli&t band i..wn AU b J~ 6'5--3117 even-plastle dllhn S2 set aalad WJCKER wall deoor 15 x 1ink attaphed sh. Maplti oc- 'G 'JRL'S 24" bllcr> ~ ~ mower SI '""" 1 bra.l:ied q.. · 1 OOwl Sl.50 trit~ •hell ~ 33 $3 &12--3163 cuX>na.1 chair SS. O\eck dltlon' $12. Very· ~.Y 20" ru& $lD . It.by bed wUh no CHEVY lliap, brand new Lazy 9laa.n 12 · SOc 1 • . . write:r $10. Slna:le bed he:ad· coriverttble ~ 111. ~~·· ma.tlftn $5 .Radfo,P Elec-ltt.d: fOUr.$25 reach. 64$.5126 mlcromatct $4 -~tilde 12 WATt mono ampUtier board $2. Portable •te:reo • )idc.'bt all.ult lack Wall clOck-$.1 . ~ • . , '1ri)'$ 40c -e.ch. Rope: ham· $9.95. Bathroom medicine stand braaa $.1 Car bed leet fita on· . tric b . . • DocBLl\i '.ijX'. sPl'iDr and 1ndeti:: Sl l H.P ... Air 1ank chest 'SS. 24 x 38 leather extt!nds to ~~ and bift $5. Wac-1 ~ ~ter V~.es Zic-$2.59 Oki CC#· inattrM '$15. Shwle box '1 ~transit $25 ,. .. desk pad $2. 673-7226 cn.clle $5. Twt> car l"atl Q each. Oe:dc Wrtm' _~_: bells SS and~· Brul P~ ~ ~ mt.ltresa $15. fkb pole holder $1 50fl pie-,..._,EST ....... Refrige:rator $25. Sl. ~. ·~ -u Zenith ~ ~ Sl.41 Old· ·picture tt'amet Ttaverw rods Ii and 12 '-"" _. -._._._ $25. 846-0428 Sl..;4 Jewelry ~ Wa.We G.E. MangJe , sis New full ture fi'ame mat Sl pl11111Ue Refrlren.tor $15. ~1769. STARTS MonrJ.11, Newport 1,' X,S X 16 concrete.._bloclal in:Jn and can cpener .$3 each ·lizfl box·aprq: $15. &Q...8261. camp bucket 50e 675-5622. 946 Junlpe:ro, C.M. Shortt., 432 62nd St , tOe e:aeh. Pin( ~ table Pewter mur $6.. M\C $8 APT alu au range SlO TY PE W RITER, Smith--&n-3123. We:11bend e:Iectrlc and paddle: let ,lT.50..3 old Old kerosene bn.doet la.mp NEW carpet, 9 ya.nit. eold ttfrigt:n.tor SlO both old, Coro,. A·l condition $25 •. K-bob $15. f fbOt atyro TV setJ $5 e:ach. 8'1t i!cd $12. 3257 Minnelota Ave, S17.50. 4 x 5 avocado •ha.& bGt runnlrc good. 67l-3430. Royal de:luxe: portable Dinosaur $2. Child'• cot $1. JS. g plankl ·2 x 10 lt •lD' C.M. Nor1hMe:aa Verde:. Sll. .t .x·,-5. dark gold $l5. DOUBLE mt1.ltre1 $15 box type'writel! $25. Va c u um Pa.Ir walnut naucakyde: 10r loot. 96Z-7US · g WALL~ $3 a aheet, 7 x 5· multi~d •hac '15. Qiruw ns 646-8488. ele:ctrlc broom, like new allnr chlJn $25. Trana cell· 2t" GIRL'S $CUJlri7" b1ke e:xctlt: from d e c ffr a 11 n 1 ~~x 6 '1 x ~w::.; s::t. BOOMERANG shaped; coffee $10. 548-n&i Ing panda Sl. 2· piece $15 Heh. Z'' beta. Spyder jobl. dark and light colon. ,AJl top quality. 545--0&tS table (for corne:r crouping) REFRIGERATOR $25. Te:nt modern love seat ' S2.5. 4 bike: 'l15t or bDtlt fer $25. ~ and 2 f!nd table~ "Lane:" t x U S25. Old trunk $25. p~a Mexican 'Lr "w SU-Tm 1 MAR.IN · plywood IC'l'aPI up METAL. tlllng cabinet, 1 aolid walnut S20 each pie:~. Better woman'• clothina: 1 u r n 1 1 u re: $20. S?lid CJ\IB and ~ $10. to '~ ,abeet, ftr, mafq;t.ny, :;:r :· c~.::lu.r~~r-~ 540-2945 25c-$5. 163 E. 18th St. C.M. mahogany Hawall~ coUee Pride: drtiliiw tilble $10. aJao. IOlki ~ l()o..$1 h!P cha.lr SS. Btndix home SOFA u, and 2 mAtchlng Sal. only ~I~ .St~~~~~ ~n stroller · $-T . 5q . Vlralin SZ5 Window a..lr cook'r ironer fl), Qothf!s tack $1. chain S5 "-· Double: bed l'ONVERSATION P J e c e · and boxtpritl( ~. 30'' lo.in rtreplace actten , 5-0 'C. tlO Alto 2 x t. 2 x 6 ~ ft> '~ '-A:ood he Ml and Brouaht back duty ltff, 1 matlftll and box :Jp_rl.ng Stlncr&Y bk)'d:& 'S2(1 Choi>-uied lumbe:K: 1~ Car · . foot tioe.rd S15 chUdJ rocking Ruui.n "Poljot" automatic SIS. Two hea~ $4 and temlonl $5 • La'"' ndkt $4 IM W. 11th C.M. 1'ABY ".fib and mattren, 'horse SlO chllds rocking 2t jewe:I calendar wrllt wat -foam pad fl. Frame• $5. ::m.."' with mt~ .. AD 6M-237T plua pad ps. Bel?Y·= ehaJr s:J car stat SS room ch wKh factory guarante:e Sprra<h $1. Qµllt -$3. Bulle:! tnp:ldeondltlon.'!03IM Jhl'So.r.0£Srecordt25ce:ach ~~.ju~t$3. • dl,v\de:ra ST. SU. $15 2 $23.50. U.S. Speidel band, pole la.mp S3. Pictur..e: HAN' D ~r $10. ~ 1totaf)' I-~orp: tu ~r. vtrr cood .stmFBOARDS . t-lll' SlO. l· vtCUum cle:anen: $20 and cost S14, $5. 673-5644 frames $t Lamp &bade $1. inowtr $25. Wril'Cl'r~wubtt $J5. Norse-~r $15., 1 ,1 S2l Call Su....a.. .. 540-4083 $5 lawn mOYltr .S7 bathroom SAT-&ln Dreluxe ru range AMC electric· broiler p , 110 BookCue: ff. Qld>w,ul Frencll. PnMncial coucb SS. · '"-J' tcale S1 plcturn 4 tor Jt $25. 2'mund tablea SS and lnvalld walker, Jr. alze $15, -ctua · cablntt. $25. nrtd d)oel,.:. Old andq\ae REFRIGERATOR US. Stove 2 ooflff tables SS ea 2 e:nd $Hl. Table .and 4 chairs $15. Bedside cbalt commode $20. <:tMkt .si ,. $18. Tablts $l ln'.l&lJ. ~ and mirror $10. 2 TV's $5 and $15. tabla SS ea 3037 Hardina; Wuher and ~ d~r SlO. Ele:ctrolux $10. 8C-3J..23 .; izs. Old ·11t11f!W machine:I S3> ·a.tiy. ltl'Olle:T 15 Deep Couch. tecllona.I Ul. CoUH Way C.M. $t&-W, CJUld'1 Picnk: table $5. Mii'-MAPLE CQ:lfff table ttJ. j5 • $21. ~ a'.nd lalllldr:i link $4 COod e&f' table $». End ,table · tS. IONG 1ile bed twin 1pr1np tile ta bin SS each. 871 Vic. MUque rocker $1.•.,fk'da $2. trar.. is et.Ch. ~ ~ tim si-tach. Mend puah boY• I ·atiot 'akath JU. IOlid ma.tlftu $20 H piece toria. 646-7!M3 SchwlM bike, nee:<l,a rtpair • .st t)lD 5c • si .Fok11nr DioWft', iron liudle $5 Unleycle SS. Ct.met te:at ·$..1. 541)..294:5. DRESSERS S25 each. Ottt P. Coltman lamp Sl. C..m- M.>' 1-t. IVirW. iS,· .)AW 'l')pewrftf'I' table $.1 Dnk Floor waxer a:.nd acrubbe:r omCE desk prole:uional $25. Sofa $25. Qie.lr Sl.5. plna: diabH le, -5c. · Trave:t *Ml St5. 101 ti:onttnrton. ntftI <Nin"# ftdl lfrudc flS. · 1 In.in tet. $4 • $6. wooden .sz 3 draWtt wooden Bn.ide:d oval N.11 $25. trays S1. Shuttl!'n $1. Cius corntr of 'Atl&Dta:,.H.B. load of rwap ·meet treaautt1 .Ootbes and coata 5c • SlO. f.lle cabine:t $.lO can after Dflht• 50c a piece eeltlng. door $.S. Bath 11et $15. SUver CO CW tranlmitter $11. $25 for )Md and ' dtliwr 3 -~ 1S. f!leh. 1957 4:30 v.m. MS--2.129. i Stroller $$. Car seal $5. Mt $5. 237 Kil'"C5 Place, ! ~ rvUI. ~ ~ 1abda for >'<*· 2IDll lAllc Dr.. Slrlla Am.. C.M. , • .,,.E 5 dra d'le:lt S20 Crib $15. Booka 2k each. Niwport Be1tch, C 11 t f $1. I mlla~", dymo em-.san&a AM · JWshts ~ R-w;: FR IC ERA TOR m .• dnt .:~ hnt Book cue headboard $10. Haven. 64&-6811 ~lnr tape St. 2 tt~phonfi PLYWOOD, 'Mi" 4' x I' ~Mserator $15. 2114 eon.. "Cane" UJ electric ~ Plaype:n $5, Pott)' chair $2. BOY'S dothea, Ille 1·3. Ah ~ ~ mtchel ot ' ! fl!l*ta. $4 eaCh 'l" 4' x ....-::ntti, C.M. · · poUiber $1 lwtn box sprlna Brlde:rmald dttn, 11~ 12 good crawlers, pJ'1, toeka oolortd inltnnJ)ent pllot n ••. ihe:«a --~ 541-&lU 11" REEL au JOWtt mowtt and mattrtu $10. books &BS matching flowtt rfrl 5c • fl. Clrl'a clothes, tlie l~tl p. Ne:w llO • 1J 1JHEEL '*"°" $1. f wood 11$.. _.._ -dilibe:s Sc ' to $1. ea.ll drna. 1izt 5 m. 96).2505. ..W. 2) drtMel .like new, 'llOlt, 5 amp OCllfNaMr $11. cbMn: a. sW.ll lron1fw 1 m ~ coucb ·PS. 540--:IM.'i. 20622 La:Votft lAne, Hun-·aood for acboOI, b•U•lnc nit AMltM ....... $21. -I -.$1. T.oil! '1-$1. R&IWI cnttee table JIO ...._. tlng1on 0..oh 10c • $1. R«I curtalnl Ill' • 4 I FOOT &>la Sl5. Lamp $5. !IAPLE •nd tall1e $10. 3 Twln aile: be.:I~ $l walnut tabln $25. Mantini Sf&..2.W lamp $3:""Whltt ptesuc couch DEm< S20, Sota $25. Kitehe:n Ml $%1. End ta~e:1 $S $10. Double bed $15. Lamps 12-ss. m..'801 $10. Two l&mpo 111. l.84"• clothel-m.t!t'J' new Beeline wnplts over 100 itema all •izff IOme 1\rls • larie boxe1 $25 per box. f small GUU.'S bikf!. exceUent. con--ateel tile boxn '5. Twin dlUon $22.SO, Mt ot bamboo bed raill SS. Luse clotbe:s lav.·n mt.lrt $15 &et, bowling rack SS. 2 hap deoon.tor boll s;. M&-3622 wk ss. Auto ho&d mt SIMMONS Bnutyrt1t double $.1. 96&--1860 m8tlttas and box 1prin(s ac=A""Col«~"TV'=.---~.~.,..--,n with frame $23. Oanlah. $Z-Polaroid Came:n., model modtm chair se. c & 11 80 125. Pole.rold p r l n t 962-266T Copitt $25. Untnuntd mlr- FURNITURE $5 • $2.5. Gu ron, la.rat $20-$5. Hot IN Serwl @t. •Jze rettlatrator Cooler Chest S5. Large ·plc- $2$. Smftl1 u 11 ·TV S6 nlc basket S4. 4 .draWH Wb1te pa 1tove S 2 5 Maple chest $U. ~ Pong Cqmplet:e bed, box 1prlnp table top $U. Dreulnc: table i25. Matttlua $25. Coll wkh drawen, lklrt, &lau .pri.np . $10. Mauresa $10. top S15. GE table radJo, Bunk1 matma ~ e:ach. · AM FM Sl5. Bltd cage $4. l'B-3364. 642-5851 ' • ' Round oak table top SlO. hU.nd Floor scrubber and WALNUT BuHet S2(1. Comer polisher $21. t.azv. wood table $5. Utility table Sl.50 garqe: stora.&f! cabinet SlS. Book cue $5, Work table Buie Llbrvy or World's $6. Desk SlS. :> e: w I n i Crea lest Mmic 24 albums machine SlO and $2(1. Couch 112. Larae Samsonite lua· sa:>. ~ebcor 3 $J!ttd record p.a;e: $T. 673-6026 player ST. \\lindow ~ PAIR aystaI dreaae.r ·lamps O\alf'I $1-$5. Man.ale: • ...., $6.50 each. Pair Hurricane ~S mower and edrt'r like 111mps ~ "ch. Antique tK'w $1. Lawn iprea~r S3 clove:r leaf table $8.'" 2 sec· I land mowe:r $5. Power . mower $20. Lawn IWe:tPf!r tlon chati~ dlah $3. 2 bo:c,rA . acoustic lile $4. 4 Chryalt>r $5. Floor p:dbhe:r SIO hub caps $.1 each. Girl'• ti.1aiMe corw>!e tv 125 Portable 1V $20. pq: pong size 14 coat $.1. Dolls, stuf. table $8. Cat air cooler flO led animals 50 c • $1. Electric fan $7, Rup S2-644-1400 or 6Th--3833 $2S. .Lami-5Qc. ta. Gu SURFBOARD . 6'4''. 10 o d stove nttdll ~nlna: $10 condition $25. !i48-f436 U7 E. 18th st. CM ' -=~--......-~~-BABY bottle 1terlll:zer. Tape 6 NEAR. new T taot lone r t'C'Orde:r, tttl t.ype. Swtn1 white drape •ta and 1et with lllde. Electric travtne rod.a. Wklthl Dt't k nlfe:/IC'-on 1h&rpenu. 5, 6. 'nL II, 11 and U'il Rol!away bed $6 e:ach. Rain lee~. $25 per set. 646-3839 tire wtth rim, 610 x 15, CARTOP carrier, e:nclo.sed crib mattrnl, 11,Jhted Last $10. Formica table. cbalrt, Supper picture, set of $25. Desk, small, $10. Crib evthcnwve dlahe:1 $1 O mattrna $5. Ste:p ladde:r $5. each. 2 )I" x '8" framed Vacuupi. S10. Lamps n l"f'producUom by R. Wood $3, O:ioier $2. E:Xe:rclae: bike and R. Blanchard, ta:ra:e: oak no. 545-5335. TV-phonograph ca binet, •mpty, extclltl~ swivel 3 OISHMASTER. aocxt $12 desk chair $15 each. Dinette . ui. 19" TV portable worb IW!l 6 chaln, 2 le:a!a' $20 S25. Snubem hair dryer $5 4-15" new !ruck 5 hole 2 TV atanda .$3-Sj. 2 whe:e:l1 ST.50 each or all AM/FM 1mall radios SIO -M'-"---··· • SU. ' ·oioo< ndloc 15 -· ~~ books, • $L Oak arm chair SUI lady' a .lhavv, knick-kl».cka, Swlwl um chall' U5. 6 bird cagf!S, bolMer plllowa from 50c to $2. Between abowtt heada $1.-$4. 2 •mall lOAM • 6PM at 21621 ndioa $2-15. 3910~ Oiannel Kaneko& La.ne, HB ar call Place, NB. 673-llJl 9fiM9U anytime BA TES kin&" aprtiad Sl. ·-1\1""'1 $5. -.. lilftl fixture $6. TV .Sts Tables SS each. Single and double nw.ttrtan: and box aprirtp SS • $"1.50. Fireplace SlJRFBOARD $25. Porl3.b!e etereo 2 sptaken $25. Green and &Old swq lamp Sl!i. Kltche:n table and 2 cba1ra Sl.5. ~9964 tools $3 Ht. Modern rocker CANDEL.\BRA.S. K'e: ... y S20. Antique de1k S25. 2 •liver plate:. Ch1ppenda1e de:akl $10 each. Small e:lec-de:llcn. Conwrtlhle from tric appllance1 SOc • $3.50 one: to three Hlldle:t. Coat Round form.lea t.ble: S15 n.15 pair Seil $25 e b Sinfl'd bed f:ramea $7 .50 83.1-0379 ' · 1,.c ' $10» t.ampa SOc -ns 1 ;;;;;;;;o.c;;;;;"-::'.,.-,;--,--Fl"Olttct c:ucade: halr piece FIREPLACE !If!! $25. Large UJ. Braided. rup S3 • no prlrit plctur'f! with lamp S2Q. Tools 50c • M. Sat-Sun 10-5. 2 table lamps, 1 floor lamp 480 Proape:ct, Ne w po r SS et.ch. 2 mahopny end Sbol'ea. M&-4968 tables $5 e:ach. 54&-r;i(I() 1 UNFINISHED bar PJ.· 2 GLASS top W?OU&bt frori chlldttn'1 drellen SUI each. !.Ible 48" 125. 4 matchlni ~1861 chairs $25. $panlJh tile:• 6x3xl. 5c "ch. 'Lute ch.u DAY bed &ood. condition $25. awag lampa, modern, white, Electl'Olux poliaher 1erubbe:r .$15 each. Heavy redwood $20. 673-2928 patio I u r n It u re. not Al.TI'OMATIC wuher $25. cheapil:a, wUb floral Clolbel 2:lc to $2.60. Dlatn euahiona 2 chatra with back and vues 2Sc IO ·$20. Mix· wheels $10, 1 chaiae $15. mute:r $3. Glwwa.re 25c All Jeu than a ttilrd oriJlnal lo 12. Shon "" to $1.50. .....1. -- Nick l'Bek abelve:a 75c lo SLEEP aola S20. 75 yarda S2. tlaucum cle:anrr $7.50. car p·e t $2).00, N 0 r g e Women'• awtale:rs large tefriserator, U ye:an o Id Sl.SO. Popcorn popper $1.50. fl5; Nick nacka, books 2.Jc. Surft>nard $25. wa\dlf!a $.1 Uonel Trains $25. • l90'l to $8. Clock $1.50. Bedroom Sf!adrltt 'CdM Pb chair $2.50. Tele:-atand · one 6751494 $1.50. Picture 50c to Sl.50. Purses 50c each. Battu'oom SERVEL tttrlgttator, l'()Od towe:I rack SJ:.50. Jewelry canclltktn $25. 645--1926. 50c to $2. Ele:ctrlc fry pan EurrRIC 'ltrtire: (like new) $2. Elt'ClriC iander $!.50. SS. Delp &U bullt.iJI range Soldering Cron S1. Ca.met and oven $20. Light S1 25c lo $1. Musical cigarette Dlshmuter $4. S'lS-4889 box $3. At 220 Tenth St. SIQ bootl SU. Patio chain Huntington Be:ach, or phone 536-3136 12. <o5 Proo-, N.B. WHn'E nl&ht alatld, de:1k, chelt. cabinet $25. Twin box 1prlng, matin:u beadOOard sos. 2 -d1&ln 15 .- ' --$.1 •&Cb. Odd annle:a chAlr $3. Nt'Yff used e:leetrlc tryer St.5. Pot, p&n11, dilbea IDc-$3. Odd table. $10. Wardrobe trwak $1.lO. Small unfinlobed ... tique """" $1.50. Sm&l1 ~Uow-blocl\: ,trunk: $7.50. .New portable t)'pewrtter, needl dnt.w bU' SZ. Onee --'dine ..... all(! t;rJin1 m.u ~ RecerK ,_,,.,.ck books Sl each. '.80o1t of Knov.1.ect&t 'set wtth ~nt .u-e')tf S IO ; su.... ......... ""' boon!, -~hed S5 ...... 300 Codu St., N.B. I ' OOMPlEJ'E paper ht.nsini' outfit $12. Yard turnltutt roe to tl4. Mexican pottery dlabel 50c to $9. Flabtnc tackle :illc to "S6. Llnena 25c: tf'lldl: hOmrr 9"ft'O tape GM ~ MfdS wei1c SIS-~ rattn tlible tlS. lfii =-5 ~ ~r, nttda HOUSEHOLD aood an (1 x 361 lo'W'S2 new. Chlldftn'.a pl'1'f $2S. IOkl onl1 with Mlectllanecw plJWODd 21c ._. ~ S1lL 6t6-9T6l •. Pim ; . , $8 c ~ decorator 1tema: ~ flu dnRea fl. DtoorJtor bottlu Ill. ooblnet Iha& >'~ 1" ., $2. Rad -_. .., a E riu G ER41"R. -...,. m,,:..,, "'":.i ......., 15c "'""' pU!o..._ &Jmoet ...,.. SOc. Good bu ~-BBQ Jar phonO or. !!_mn""· ktfal $11 ~ lamp SL.51. P-. i "load S1I &ell A Hoftif to S2 wntt=: Nam SS each. Nt~ st&i.nlna steel ~ .. SOe.lDcw~. • ~ DRAPES. new, c:uRlrm made ,,,. .,_,.,, .... , "'91' lq c:ew.s fa) .. vw SU., --tu.SO. Fonnal, MW, dour ID $&. Lunch baalctt J\l'lly equlppod $12. Two bloik> wnt ol Harbor bttwet!n W118on and V!etoria., 2196 M:lntr St., CM. St.aria Tue. WOMEN'S clothes • ~aullful CWftnt, expenalvt • .mM never wont sb:e: S.lD Jcnita, ceidct&ll, l)krtawear. .-weu S2 • $15. Wome:n'1 rt.tioH tile as worn only t«r modellnJ $3. Children's clottlt1 S.10, .S1 • $2. a.-·~ ihoo1 u p .... ._ ~ ....... 2Sc: • ""· lloy'1 "-olu T·Tll $.1. 31 Sl.rtu1 bfl...,, HunUnctrin Hirl>otlr fOr dtn « llf.uu. or cat1 a.mp Sf.!>. Trawnt -l'lllOVlt.• ' ' • Rrevere chlnnc dish SI.SO. 1'-..., • --r-:w• be ~ thrll ~ · ~ rod n.!iO. Loorce fllda Cl.1'9tra SS. TV ttand dry iron $3. Girl aoott P"a rmn $4.50. wttrte iron and like new. SJ.. S.t. on\y. .-mo>. C.B. ndlo rtU Sl· '1k Ouldoor Utt ftxtan 12. S1. Electric heMtn $5. coat tize 3"5 '8. Camet llOc srlJJ $5 Eltdric: coffee pot 6f6...99(2 .. Mercury br.ncb tube Younc l'lll!fl'a putsi 'Be. ~ to IL 55T-lf1'I or $5. Set .of dlstin $5. Llrlt SAT. only S.S All ltmis u t•ate:r $20. Battery Boat cuatdana JJ,.50 e.ch, 2 SIMMONS met•l 2112 Oolaart Df.,C.M. l'ttvlng platter. nrw $1.5q. la. 2$24 FOl"dba:m Or. C.M. charpr I ellmll'llllar (Govt. lAf'lt nclloer cb.ltr Sl~ bedlttadl. Maple gpooJ $25. 1.._UT0MA11C i wtthtr S2l. JtJ"S. c1uatt tOc. !be. M111t-Maple coach $25. Chair $10. Mllcellarwoul U.S. eohw, PiCt\a'ft 25c ., $2. l4ttal Ll.lte Club cti.tr, 1tqo.1. .t'adcHe: board SS, '.4 electrtc 1reu pl d. klnclir.e S3. White tv.in he:adboud ~.so. mint tell, reUa file. 6Sc • nl"f:Place buht>f 7$c. ~ down cushJo"' S25. 5'M996 motor $2. Swtnit tet $11691.S Pillcjw" cutt 25(:. HOUM Redlner chair SJ>, Catd US. Royal ~ortat.le .el ~mac di.lbtl $!!0. F'ORDpuU: Pov.·@r1teerh\I We:st.20th,offWaJlaceA.,.. Ptint 50c • S2. Ootbts. table S2. Larp lddl tw!m typtW'riln' $12. call ~1 xnw: tr. atand p. Metal appantul ST .SO. Comple\f lNTERJOfi P.yi~'OOd. flnlth-.men·a 1lze 38-40. 1l'Ornen'1 pool $15. Lure wqon Sl,50. SWA y ~ }up; wlrlte 1211. re co rd •la a d l l . 5 0. all' ~htr $25. Car td bot ti-tld~ W , 5/8 inch 1lie 10-1.2 50c • SlO. Jewe:lty 2 twlna ~· $1 and $10. cw ~ ~po, I D'tlal M•tulne. nck 7k. Armra , radio 11.sq. $de, m.r and thki· 14'.25" ptr aheet. Call 75c. VW Camper aide tent SURFBOARD carrier tor and v\a:YI diMbe chain~ hOWel:: 15c. Uid* ""'" trOnt wlndabie:ld fl · $]0. TIM87-TS9"7 l.& Si erra, SlO: Sat.Sun. M . 329,,. •bike, made of tteel ilo. -. -. --.. $1. ilWGI -. liill ......... OI. CMlC M&Mo Ave, a.Jbo&' l&la"" -- 1<1W1!1 ST.50. -• KIMBALL planet US Bench S5i Sel of e.lcht d~ wlttl small ciomer-china cablnet $2$ t>lnettc table with two chain SS M......,. H~N ....... aood $12.!IJ lloolcwe w\tb adJUttable lbelva IT..IO 1'o<> iprl"f tted )'u.l cl'lalrw S3 f!&cb krbtcve "'"''-12.lO °""' """'· 10112 9Pruet, Sul& AM _ ... DIN!:TTE at S2> Two titt1 TQ0.14 SS _. 21" bla<k and white TV $10 Twin beds $15 Meh Wicker chair, nd $6. Roliawt.)' bed $15 ltand mower and catcher $10 CoU,.,. &hooa sac.is. 1"52 Lexliwton ·Lane, llB. Double box sprtn& arid mattttu $15 SlQcle box 1pri.np and maltreu S15 Traverae rod•, 6 Is 12 feet $!5 each. CU.tom boat """ $15. 9 • 12 hoobd nti. bluo jl5. Palnl<d redwood plcfllc table ·and benche:s ' $15. C h r o m e breakfast .et, 4 cha.In $2). D e: con !or/Draper)' mn- nant:s, all kinda: $1 le,.th • Chlldrf!n'a IO)'"I 2'c -St. Saturda¥ only. 3'.l7 Me:.sa Drive, CM , MOVING, must seU Tent $5. Baby crib and IOOd m:il· treu $20. Old trunk $2. S cushionl, 23" X 23!' I 2 CUlhlonJ lT" x 23" $2 for all. 3 baratoola S2 n.ch. P ..... n 12. 10" trike 12. Man'• blft, minus front wheel u. Surfboard $:20. Toys lOc • $2. 3042 Country Club Dr. C.M. 546-0967 REDWOOD 44" round patio labif', table: cover, two benchf!ll, new condilion $%5. &46-4~42 PATIO umbrellil, a;ree:n top, Dora.I underaide lndude:s concretf! but, lood. con-· dltion $18. 546-4242 ARMLESS d•Ye:nport, brown, 4 ctahiOn back, ~'O newly padded fflt couch $23. ..... ,., SC01T lpl'tade:r.· 19me gt.rde:n toola, chain, card table SJ.5o-S7.50. 546--4242 'MJB am..w e:nclottJrt 11aa: and aluminum $16. lnllde' abutters, painted S2 tt..eb. Movie projtctot" S25. Prl>- jtttOI' c&n')'ine cue with bullt4n v~r $20. Sampk carrying case $9. Double: mattre111 , $18, Dou b t e 1prinp S14. Queen size custom boe.rdl S25. &t).4835 ANTIQUE kt)'I $1 each. Walnut dln\nJ room' table $25. w.lnut cha.in $5 euh, Round walnut eofltt table: s2S. n" walnut 'IV m: Antique: rocldna: ch&lr $15. Gamn, pictures frames ~: ·SL Saturday onl,y. 891 Olflo, rell St. C.M. 64&-351! 1 CHOICE 1 x 8 8' to~ and aroove v Joint apni.ce· '""''"" "' declc\nf $1,20 each. 284 Knox St. C.M,. alt 5 eves. · RoUaway bed $25. B'9teU· electric broom $8. U'mbrella ci~ltft line $9. 64J..0115 MAPLE heOdboarO ... -board for double: bed ns.. -$15. Ma.,,... $10. 54M061. 113' Congrot&, CM ' FOOTBALL ahoes, alze TI\, excellent condition 110. Lett•' """""'--~ $5. (58 FloMr st, C.M. LAMPS, Maple and ml glul SlO each. S purple diniJll dlaln S8 e:ach. piece luggage set f1, Elec- tric lha.ve:n S2 each.· .CbllF'.tn'a ruitcut1 Sl acb. 54M9iT . · THREE televi&lonl 23", two; 21". an 1n ..,a wor1c1ns orde:r $25 each. 54S-0265. ~ Fairway Or., C.M, SOFA bed with 2 coven $20. ~ JlOUND redwood p I c n I c table, 4 benChH $3). Chair $.'J,1 Pl'oleulonal U"Che:ry 1et: SS.. 's.rbecue: ~th motor $3.• Cotton blankets Sl acb. Blow to.-.h 12. Baby play, pen and bed $3.. Vases, dlfhe1, reoord1, p I c t u r1 Karbor, NB Sat-Sun ' framel 1Ck: -$2. 377 • s:nu,. STINGRAY type bike 3)" ""· 52!h14'8 REF RIG ER ATOR and automatic dl1hwa.she:r S2S eacti. ~f6TW1!87 BRONZE CE wuher S25. Volley ball and net $5. Twin bax •Pl'inlr $2. 673--2704 NOW'S THE TIME FOR THROUGH A WANT AD &42-5171 • ' ' .... ··-.... ,,.-...... .. , ........ __ . . . .. ---. -. • ~V PU.OT ' . se ~~ SA!:I AHO TRADE ' i ... PumltuN IOOO S..IAA'<l11 • .i.~ 25, 1970 , -PO TATIOH - MERC..,....DISE FOR l""'RCHAJ!DISI FOR. ~HANDISI FOR.' MlllCHANDISI FOR. ,, 11 ,PETS lncl UVl~K TRANSPORTATION _ T.;..RA;......N_S"'--wR ____ 1 SALE AHD TRADE SALE AND TR.ADE ·-SAL,f AND TR.ADE SALi AND TR.ADI • -FREE JO Y011 Doti• 1125 Soil~'! -"!! !e!•d Ski Boote ~ ; •-1 -Antt '1111 ~ Ww.coil .. 11ut .... HElW .-"°"!I lar.,'.t WANT d-.lllo..., How * N.., C.tollt>a n' 1ro11 ... LIKE.,.., lT "brtal>s Sidi Goroge -o -•• '!'!!! .., ,old .m;oJ< cat bit A Wl>I about AKC Jlor· toy pood!• di< · w/-lcffl I 'p"""" ..... r llO Mercul')' 6 Cor Gor•v• Solo CAN0~0 H•!!! ** NllW "OCA.,.,,.N ** --~-_,. pupolet! 1 .... , while "°"'-, ,, _mo .... 1,,., .... lflO Cu refri& ice maJcer color ailvtt .--Dt to -.. ,.... ..: '"" · , &.mixed"° SllrMet tlt'l!:qa Mmalet fr 2 rm1e te&c\u>I. *'New\ K«aJle 12" tamny hl'I,. Trailer, bia: ~la:. teal A btw TV'• bicyd..,·lllrds-candlel. corl ~ ..U ll!O. • C-...... ry mode to -ordo<. &fore ( !146-l566, -1 'blowo, 1 -...... 333 ...W..C -· main 4 Jib, .. .,,..., xtru. l!BOO. ar 8a1"911in Hunters! IMoc .......... ,.....,,,do . -1nllldiJnr labl<• a llnlpo, • -an. ,..~ 38' Naug, lofas $15 rll. 12 metal stnlcbtbaclc chain, $1.50 oo. Occ. Naug. chain ST..50410 ea.. Aaorted 1lu ~ SS I: up. MU'ble top cO&e table •/matching tamp table; small hi·fi w/ lntercom system m. Attif. decorator plants n0415. Col-°' TV antenna $20; Niagara Re:l.uisiz« chatrf S250. On Ille Mon,, Juls'i?, 10 am. 4 pm. Huntington Betch Conw.lesCent Hospital, 18792 Delaware, H.B. •Y< mn,,i. '••llquo °""'"' ~ e Old Jowelry ropolrocl & niodornlzocl. 1128 E. 111)) SI .. CM. 6'MIU. s.u •-Prloe q ~ , ..,, otter, m.o628 accordions, £Ultars, 11CUbl -Machi 1120 Custom casting .• .Wax pattem1 /JX)RABL.l: szn. breed med. COCKER Spaniel )Jlppy, ,, comple~e. .16' MEROJRY Mabopny ... , motor IOOOlm, IU Sowi"I nu Coating Suppll• e Go!d/SffYOr procl~ 'loog hoir mU<<d bn<d · ~ bull oolci< !ml, 19 * Balboa 20, 21 , Aquarlua 23 lnbd ipeed 6 old ..... MU1t · .. ,,;14-comb., Dukane encl oomi1'"Clouo cut & ........ -' tomal< dog •boul 10 lhl. -old. Ptd. ""-<oo * Hobie Cdla colora. Imm. odl ;,,,. -nd. Owner hal proj<clo<: ...... .. ..... Id 1: . .!":..:a=.t. Fu11i1 .. ., RoOkhound & Lottldory s"""'t.. "°"" ....... ,,, ..... "' _,., Heohby, adorable Del. P¥!wd out of I I• t •• turnlshings, very tea.•. eole, mU:n blltec»t bl>Jel, OPENING JULY 24th home, fenced yard. 837.,)697 A tw.s shots. 831-na . CAP'N EDS $9Mlbeet. ~ er 334~1MatCNcuTustinl overcuta aeams. l>Jlnd FIVE M GEMS ~a.540--84T7evtl. Tm .GERMAN abort haired 2200W.Cit,HWy,NB&e.2244,,.;.,..,::.,,1836°""==,--::=-:;;; c.oata Mesa 642-:1272 hems. d@slcr-4 etc, Guar. .M AOORABLE WJU4Ual coJor pointer pups. 9 wkt. AKC, SAI!.BOAT ,;,. Rhodes clau 116• RUNABOUT • 200 HP ! COW 1 1 $U cub GI' amall pyrnt.. Monday thru Saturday, 10 A . .M. to 6 P . • blk & tan female kitten 9 rer. Huntin( ~ ahow, 714: No. ic.:xtnt buy <bailk pre~ a,evy motor. Par aeon • • 545-S238. 270 E. 17th St., #15, Costa Mesa w"', m<d. 10,,. hair, ""'11 132-5246 .s..1 Jod Oolla •lrldel h)>dnullc ""'"'· Trtr. Slip , caean Ou,t Wtt~l whl PHONE 64$.1909 gd permanent loving home. ALASKAN rMLamute, xlnt Cornpue, ...m a Jcnot, avail. ~ 5'8-6680. IJ ~ 38 Morgan. t ~· ~e'reo ta-Muslc•I _ 637p7382, 836-4493 1111 companion It guard dog for p.Hey, we, dacron arau.. B-S'765 , :':• BR ~ instr liia:: ln1trvment1 1125 Mficell•neou• MOO Mlsetflaneous 8600 BEAUTIFUL kltte1111 4 mCll. middle age cpl Wlmdl $2900 euh. Owner F. MUST SEIJ..! LEAVING I l 20 PC. ''MADRID'' 3 ROOM GROUP , mus hee . '' old 3 females~ Siamest, 54&-6644 Brorsm,, Septon, Calif. U.S.A. ~workl,din set, K wane FENDERBASSAMP!JFJER MOVING SALE 1 blk. 1 blk & wht -OOBE~male.2.,..old, BoU at ti.Ip No. 250 Fle.ltz 18' stewns, ak. ala••· -much more! 10092 amue-DELUXE RICKENBACKER , 1 gray 11trlped 187 Albert #4 Blea. San Pedro. d«k, V~ 362 !' la Dr. (ott Brookhunt, N, of BASS GUITAR Evf!rything eoes. ::: ft, couch Pl. C.M. :;uJ-89,10 1/'n ob school, gd blood line. MOVING I =·$1995. M~;e· Adama) HB, 962-2026 * 675-6tOf * and matching Jove seat ~ Good guard dos . 557-8790 - MUST sell bouSeful ot crushtd gold velvet cb&ir BEAGLE puppy, 3 mo. old, aft. 5. SACRIFICEI 12' MINl-sPORT: 40 hp -.j FROM·MODEL HOMF.S lnclud.S: Quilted .... ' chair 2 end tables A cottce table: 2 tamps, dresser, mir· ror headboard, qUilted boX 1prln,g. ,. mattress, 5 pc ctininc room; · table & 4 hl- back chain. beaut if u I Mediterranean SAINT ~ Drum Set, colfee table and 2 matclltn8 loveable, good w/children, AKC SPRINGER SPANIEL SALE BY OWNER Evinrude w/trailer, elec. •·-·, s· velvet 110fa Ii: exoellent condition. f125. * end tables • dl.nette aet and trained, also am. couch. s -._._ LUDERS 16 ltart. $1200. Aft. $: 00 ~ ,.,.., 548--0824. . 495-5688 7/27" Male pUppy, moe. ~. ' loveseat, 2 Kire-sz bdrm aix chairs • wuber, dryer, $50. Real beauty! 837-4260. Full complement ..n. Sleeps 968-M57 • sets, Iii-back velvet O 1130 retrlgel'atot; TV. 2 beaud-Part Schnauzer, part terrier CHIHUAHUA . Pups AKC 2. 5 hp Mtte;-motor;""Dan-10' MOLDED plywood boat decoratorcbain,pmeset!, P l•nos a rg•ns tuI tall tabM lamps, Lots a: part'? Male dog abt 4 Hae/bric a: all mots $25 ttrthancbor.Knot·meter.26' complete w/ oars. X lnt picture!, lamps I: etc. All SAVE NOW· of mt.cellaneous bousebold , ! I • mo's old, Very lovable and up, alllO show q_uallty. full llip. NB $1915. Sf0.0020' cond. $50. 6'2-«184 1"' 1bM 3 ~· old. Pvt DURING SUMMER Items, 541).'1'112. BM-2312 genU•. ""'4498 5.10-1536 541-3814 CAL :15 -Bright, _,, & 14' GLASSPAR "1rl hoe~ 3S ~~. 1:'!!11 ,..,~· Please CLEARANCE SALE BLK. Poodle type red color GREAT D ••• g • well equipped " racing & HP Evinrude-elec staJ1er, = ~~ "'h ane, m,y.n:, lllO I, 1-1-.. ..... • __ __,,__,, ..,... ~ .... COMP~T $749.95 No down Pmls. Only $16 mo WELK'S WAREHOUSE 600 w. (th SL, Santa Ana We have trade-Ina, repos, · • • • • & wbt chest. Vic. nr. i... papen: cropped $1'15 cau cru-'l!o· H...... ""u""""'"" & trailer, $575. ~i MUST sell ~ l~wnmowet rent returns &: floor mode1g . , SI'ENOI'YPE Mac bin e : . St. & ·Monrovia, Newport Diane, '646-423& 'or &is.os2J mast A: boom. RDF, s/a SKI BOAT, UKE NEW. ~· ~~,Z11,ne •• ,"!', bligh&lmf~: of every model Hammond.· Court Reporter.Model. New. Beach. 646-7232. l/25 aft 5. 1 radio, Dfttte model. 1969 * FULLY EQUIPPED * · "";><> '"5" ,..... .,.. !leet c'hamplon & 9!>5116 •·-' -·-pet bo"s bike Organ, Buy now A: receive Other acceu. 842-3028 Aft. BEAUTlfUL Co ck a po o DARLING C.OCkapoo pu~ ~ .. -rnor'• CUp w 1 n,, , r, $1100 * 4 , ... "s, ""'" · >? ' extra discount 5 30 ther t -home 19852 .. """"" OVER STOCKED MUST SELL Twtm $49.95, ...,,, $59.95. Que<"' $89.95, Kings $11!.95, Twin Size Headboards $7.95, Trundle Seta $89.95,. Slee~ er Sofaa $169.9'5 & Up, Studio Cou.,,.. $89.95, SIESTA SLEEP SHOP l9'l7 Harbor Blvd., CM &<>mo 34155 Cat. Hwy, Dana Pl 496-4'62 antiques, pictures, & other · , : : mo 0 • •pies. 2 at $15 • 2 at SW. $6150. &M-5836. Boat Trol'·rs derorator items. Sat, SUn HAMMOND FENDER Bass ampillier Lelcington La n I!, H.B. 19852 !.exington Lri, HB ,.. ].5 p.m., 1233 Somerset Ln.. in CQRONA DEL MAR I . _ deluxe Rlckenbacher ba!S 962-6795 7/27 002-6795 • ~;~ • *2".' ISLANDER Aux. -HD, N.B. · 285t E, Coast Hwy. 673--89.10 3 LG. Pteeea P~ carpet, lldtar SO COPIES Reader'• Dlgeat German SbePhe:rcf pups ::t. ~~Pu!~~; ~'; ~ty :i,:~ RNDdroplea!tble$25,chair Open Mon&: Fri ~s, :~'Tor ~tio;'; = · * 675-M04 * dating back to 19 62· 2 ma.lea S15 each. Blk/arey pump, alp« 4. REDUCED new. 592-1660 & ottom'n SS. end tble $15, \Y_•lnut Spinet P1•no Matching formal drapes NICE re~·freeztt_ $75, 644--0259 _ _ __ ~I'll. st&.6167 $500. to $3695.-Slip avail. -,::,;=:,=:===='I chest of dmwen $5, 1 twn Major mf8. $399 inc bench, with swag. Die ta ·phone, Stove S20, ~em .&--g:ld -3 FL1JFFY gray kitten•. AKC GERMANiSHEPHERDS Must sell. 897-0311 Ext 5022. Marine Equip. 9015 matt & box sprnp $10, del., Ir. 10 Yt warranty. Boy's Spydtt bike. Slide llOfa $75. Mtse. Aft. 5:00 Separately or together to 6 wit.champion a1fed East-wkdya. lamps. patio furn A nUsc 8 8 8 e cases. Mite. 21.H Windward 646-2752 ' kind family. ~1230. '11%5. ern b•'~ -•~. -· . .;., _ H;;O;;B~lE:;;.,"~·t ---"'N"'o"" ~• LARGEST discounts on aD 706 -~d CdM HAMMOND ORGAN ...... INIUUll ..... u.......... ...... ····· ..... ,<lflV • -.. 1 .... _ ... __ Items. M .... 1& .... • • Ln. NB 646-810« FAMILY membership 2 FEMALE black kittens, ERM.AN Sb th 1 d S99S manne ""' ... pmen .. SW1WUa, Sat at 9 am . 1 only, $199 inc bench, del., BED type couch sro. fonruca Balboa Bay Club. 7 wits old. Call 54&-3202, GPointer pups. ok.c,• ~eta, U.S.-Finn ..... .' ••••• No.190 compaMeS. de~~~ BOUTIQUE, Antiques, Lots fc W8JT8l1b'. table 2 chairs $10 )I" Bar· ti'r<>-45.17 646-9772. 7/25 Re 963-1.390 $450 paints, etc .• e.~,,. .. - of good Junque. Tapestries, GOUL~ MUSIC CO, beque $10, band la~ mower '15HP Johnson 0-B motor FREE %; Siamese kittens, worms. u. C 6'15-0629 power and sail. oil paintings. wrought iron Since 1911 sprinkler $20, men'• $250. Sabot hull 1dlnghy $35. 3 blk 3 gra,y, 7 wka. * i ST. BERNARD ~ * 3664 . f Marine A: Battery Shoppe. 9032 screen, lamps, tables, Leav-2045 No. M•ln. S.A. Florshelm shoes l QJ,1,B like 6l3-90ll •u" .,.,.,',,, . 71'11 1~ yr~ &: 1ove 2108 1 ~· SABOT No. riaed or 2430 w. Coaat Hwy., N. Bch. I I the Ozarks Sat &: * 547 4401 * O'U"'U"'" 675-racltC $200. Johnson 9'$ hp INBOARD trlMniiSS1on 1 to ng or • -new $10,-TV mnsole $20, TWIN size canopy bed w/ PT BEAGLE puppy 9 wka, ' •motor, brand new, never . 17 PC. KING SIZE sun lG-5 at 469 E. 20th PIANOS&ORGANS gold bis and her wedding mattreu. Nr new. $65. All old, brown !emale . OLD English~ dog, 18 URd$100 646-9580 1 velvet drive. Props, BEDROOM St, CM NEW & USED bands S2S each. 548-0027 6 PM $-2525 962-7826 7/Z mo, fem. ~~peta, 16' SNIPE, frhlgs o/plywood. ~~~.~ Large 9 dra'!" dresser,:: BOY'S -Gbi'a. bikes $15 8 Yamaha Pianol OrcaDI * AUCTION * ~RT Bee.ch Tennis COCK·A·POO, female, 5 mos $250, pakl ' Traller, cover, Fine cond. instruments, etc. 54.9-ffi30 tor, 2 bedside stands, Old upright PW10. n!!l!ds • Thomas ()rgaJll CJu' b famllv or •Ing I• old, -~i.. ~-to good Make otter 673--1191 or aJzeheadboe.rd,trame,qUllt. refin. UOO Chinete boobd •Kimball Piano# Fine Furniture # 6n..6'1B8 ......, "'~""' 1m ' 1969 Johnson f H.P. or 1970 ed. mattress, sheets, blank-rug uo· Lota Moret 117 E. • Kohler Ir Campbell & Appliances membership $450. • home. Call 646-8717 Horttl . ..,0 737-5023 Commando 5 H.P. outboard ets,, etc. 18th, C.M. OAST MUSIC Auctions Fr.iday. 7:30 pm UNIQUE % K, emerald dia· MALE poodle AKC apricot HOR.SE corral available near JlEAUT. l6& Formula lT eng. $125 ea. 962-2667, Dlolce of Spanish _.._ "··-'-' C \.&r. d • A ct' 8 mond3baguettee-coat$1500 2 mos old, all shotfl. Back a.... 100 bp Mere. Make offer. -"'--~-~-~ lDl'S of odda ......... _....... NEWPORT Ir HARBOR YYln y I u ion arn Sa S400 645-2468 7/'/S ,.,,..,,,.. S-5175 Talct Vw bus or bug, part REC ovrhld 3.9 hp Mere at Modern Style stuff'. Accumulatto11 of Costa Mesa * 642-2851 20'151;\ N~ CM 646-8686 e. • 642-0657 54 trade 673-0598 outbrd w/new fbrgll: bnk. ALL FOR $249 many yrs. :KM. Tustin, Npt Ope 11).6 Fri 10-9 Sun J.2.S Behind Tony'a Bldg, MafL INffi!LATED a I um in um FREE couch • 3 CU$hiona:. WELCH pony fer 81.Je, S · $105. 673-ai98 • No down pmu. only $9 mo. Hgts Sat It Sun. n patio cover. For 16' z 20' Ne e d s rec o v e ring m old, w/tack, CaiI aft ~PER 8' f i ber g 1 a I a JOHNSON g•'-hp m-_ WELK'$ WAREHOUSE . MAST, l<gboW, boom & tit-patlo. 89:>-2364 833-1258 7/:15 6 ••1 ·~· OlilhoaL 1265 ~ ' ' \ ' ' 1 . -• • .. ' ' ' ' Santa Ana AlJ.. good: mapie, baby, HAMitr:OND, Steinway, Yam-ting for Sabot, 19xii alum. pm. '" ""'WO'I ' • brand new, never tued. 600 W. 4th SL, much more, Sat-Mon, 3131 aha.. New A Wied pianos o1 catmaat, 10, Lapstrake NEW 4-drawer file cab, $50. 2 LONG haired brown and 646-3344. $300. 54fr95111 ;,:":!"9.:."'t~~ Alta Laguna. Lac Bch. most makes. Best buya In wood &: a:lw runaboul Maple desk, 20x40, $25; Pool blk kinens, 6 wks. 2C65 Livestock 14' BANSHEE: 1 yr., ml ~ . ..r SPA-NIS-HFURNITURE 494-2448 So, Calll al Schmidt Mu8'c Rattan hulcl>. «JO 38th St., IAble, $45. 548-'698 Flamingo, 54&-4!59 1125 -' -$700 -..:'.'.~" all. Boot Slip Moorlnt 9036 :: DISHES, linens, dressers, Co.1907N.Main,Santalaa NewporfBeadl. GREAT BOOK Set, &iant ORPHAN kitten.I need LEAVING town. Game ~ FACTORY tables. desk, toola, books, PRIVATE u.s. mint stamp clam a~. 962-2026 qualified home. 549-1846 7/'ll =~~ne,:. ~~~ 1imo FIB~G!:88 co:~~-up:: ~~ A~: ~ OPEN JO PUBLIC ~J',;. ~ 1=.: ORGANS ~c. ~:;,.!~~ REG. T.,,,,;, Membership. ~'=s..;.,~~ ~ ~.!: -· . . ' . l300. Call 546-0301 • ~'?,< ~00P,:.~' F~.~~ j next 2 weeks 2116 'lburin Apt S. C.M. •t Scott's price. Send tt· N.B.T.C for sa.ht $350 P.O. only. 837-3697 '1111 'fRANSPORTATION 3.'l' PC, good race record. style •• .rediscover all the: • i Wholesale/Below WHEELCHAIR. Port. Dlscountl quittmenta P.O. Bax 109'1, Box 225, N.B. 3 PRECKOUS kittens 6 wb Exttllent cond. Must sell crystal clear water )\arbots ~~ Tables $9 up;· Wall ahelvet Niagara eycio. ma819ge:, WARD'S BALDWIN snJDIO N.B. WW quote promptly, **2 CORAL trees, 6 -8' old, ·weaned &: ~. 2 Boats & Y•chb 90do ' $3.595. 646-2577 of beaut. Ca.talina. et.c. ~ $5 upi Safaa $99 up. hshld. I: misceU items. 1819 Newport, C.M, 642-8484 LADIES diamond d 1 n n e r in tub&, $20 each. calim, 1 or a n I e kitty. Fiberglass & Gelcoat ONLY S90 DAY! CW/2 Day , ,...1834, rtng, ad wtftt 11' """'' 64&J302 549-0022, 557-8'00 1m $3595 * * Repairl * * Min.) -= G•llerla Furniture GARAGE Sale • W• have MAYTAG Waabm ~ $50, $65, ceriter diamond. 2 diamonds 5 HP Johnson, long abaft. FREE a1J blk baby mkt Olympic T•mP.1lt Free Estimates 548-1752 NEW allps avail for 32' to ~ 2013 Pl.centla ~ fKl1 Otltis Place, $'15. $90. All rebuilt Ir .. 1;j karat on each lide. Outboard. Perfect. r..ss. very tame. 6 male, 2 Demo . 24• Jolly Roe-er' allboe.t SS' A '10' power or ..n. 642-7130 (Eastbluff)' N.B. Sat A San parantffd. Can del. Brilliant cut SacrUk:ef Rep-* 548-49M * female. &f6..21.69 T/11 w/trlr &: aaila $4660 valUit hull·)'OU finish. * 6T.J.6l6m * ........-~ 25th Ir Zth. &M-0437 531-8637. I)' to Box P360. Dally Pilot. Distressed MAPLE mJTCH. AFFECTIONATE 2 >"' old Belt «M. * 714: 549-05(1 BOAT alipa/aide tiM-tD ac- FURNJTURE """"""' from 2 Beautitul SW Point SI•· ANTIQUE Pedal orgu Good SALE DI lht CENTURY GE Good condition, 642-ru4 black fomal• cock .. -poo. $3795 CORONADO 30 comd. :J0.32' boeL Baiboo display studies. model &om. rne~ kitteM, female. ns «mdltlon $250, washer &: dryer S 2 0 O • a!ltt 5 PM w /red mu •tac he • · New Sollnt• W/Slip. 645-0810 Peninsula. 673-&a> Bia. n:, deCOraton cancellation. each Costa Mesa 548-2538. Call 642-103) Painter's prof. co!« macb. POWER edger $35, ladies 642-4589 1121 Regular Priee $4695 VICl'ORY 21, 3 u.ils, FREE doek up to tr Spanish & Mediterranean • BAWWJN organ mOdeJ 47. It elect Wku-qt. & gal bike no, washer $10. 1881$ 2 ADORABLE Peralan kit· $32, 9QQ Seagull motor, $12115. powerboat in ex~ 1or R D FURNITURE like new, Fr. Provincial, flSO. 64&-367S MelTill Pt., C.M. 646-5206 tena 1 blk/wbit & 1 striped K-4! fJL-I Call 846-3637. limited uee. m.7508 1144 Newport Bl., C.M. Appflancn 1100 chl.'rry wood , $1995. 644-4277 MYNAH bird real talkn $50: & white. 642-Q'Z39 '1J'n ~ 111111'9 •••· ~ux. LIDO 14 4 No. 692, w/hwy DOCK ~ Avaft, Up to ewry mte 'tU I~ P . King snake SS; 1 both with W . .._.... & ao· Dock at $2.40 per ft. 21 • ..1.. ca I J W~ Sat&: Sun 'rll C 6 MO old Frlgtdatno custom BALDWIN Spinet. iano. cages. Sctiwinn boy's bike, FREE TO YOU 1 FEMALE eim ... -..... Peciflc Y•chtt trailer.' Make Offer! , . power o .. ..,. ~ • deluxe nzw:e 'A dbl oven, Like new. Sacrifice $600. almost new $20. Hurry' 1 male ~ Weimaraner, 'Ai 3446 Via Oporto, NB 613-157(1 673-4122 or 675-1122 675-1355. LOVELY ~lrth ~!::.:: self-dean, retaill tor $465 Priv. party. 6Q..()611 675-5285 e~ only. · H Cl b Fu Labrador. 842-3561 -1111 JUTE 1647 l-Bo=o=t=S.=rv=l=c=oo=== 9037 =:1 canopy by ~ .... Will .ell fQ!' $2-40, 557-8140 PRIVATE PARTY PATIO Sale· Sat & Sun 4or ~~ Cl~~ :gis:~ GRAY kittena. 962-3451 'l/2T CAPTAlN Best otter. li'5.4l912 ...:.--------~=~~ttrns & .. ., ... 'l!i PlllLCOauto-..her 6Pen-,..wan,.:-_~i;'?'J:~ 9:00-6:00. Haehld gda.: New Zealand red show and 4 Darling Kittens Black, Licensed• Radar· lAran. (AL-20 $2195 Fiberglaaa &: Gelcoat DUNCAN' Phyfe drop-leaf crest elec. dryer. Good r """"'' . especially kitchen, clothing breeding doe and 5 babies. white, gray, beige ~1117 ~=~· ~ OI'; * 644-2038 * **Repairs** table good condition, S9x40. cond. Both for $65. 841..&115, KNABE Baby Grand Like & beddinr. 3291iii Marine 545-4522 71'18 Gu.1de Mexican I: Central Col~mbi• 22 Free Esfunafes 543-1752 $50. ~ St&-86Tl. new. Call 61'5-4633 or Ave., B.J. BEAUTIFUL Calico long· 1 YR old blk, female American waters • &Lao 645-0707 - I• SPANISH olive -n MAYTAG auto. washer, xl~t 548-.9606 MAPLE TV $25. Dishwasher haired apayed female cat Cockapoo. 49'.H866 '1125 ,.A_.:..:, _,,,..:A commer _Boo.;...!.;.· _R_"ll.;.l_o_ls _____ I -·-oond Lat model $65. uu:-u-:".ww ...... nc. : KITE No. 143 wf trailer. ·-'vet ll'.>fa w/matching • e 1205 $20. Sew:lnc machine $20. to gd. home. Had shotOJ. MALE "'-Female Chihuahua cial pilo' land "-Ra .M; NEW -'J vail ~ -to I~ teat Ir lamp. Call 847-8115, 54&--8672. Tettvl1ion Couch $25. Power mower 548-0813 1/28 mix i:ppies. gc..-0631 7/25 mintatra.tive ~-Nttda ~644-'::· ,!500· 38'A 70·~r or ;'il. - 5t8-320'1. KELVINATOR ttfrl.ctts.tor, '67 ZENtm Calor 21'' TV S20. Rugs SS • $25. 117 E. ADORABLE % mo. old train-I MO old bllc male cockapoo. &at of telei'elltti. Write SABOT * RACING SCHOCK *6'13-6606* BEAUTIFUL pecan fonnal aeparate top freezer. Good COl1!0le. Xlnt cond.. $200. 18th St. C.M. ~·pt Aby pt Per&.n female love~ kids. 646-5592 7/Z Box M 1060, Daily Pilot. ~-XL.NT COND Red ====,;===== dining room set. 6 chairs, condition. 642-3374 1965 Pomona. Apt. 23. BOY'S Schwinn 3 spd stick kitten, had lhol:s, darling . K. SCRAM LETS Nwj·._~~r 673-3.MS Bat Ch•rt9r to39 oval table. Pd t'T&I, will USED appllances A TVs 548-6896 evea. shift bike $15. Bumper pool penonality. 962-2029 i/28 PETS d LIVESTOC 1 .::,::,~::::;:.:·~~-.:;::.::;::1 ·:---:::-::-:=-::--:--::-1 aac $350. 642-6115 All guaranteed. Dunlap's, NEW ~ USED 'I'Va thl $75, paddle board $10, FOUND a silver-grey poodle •n • 9• FBRGLS sailing dingf1Y 71' TROJAN fiy brldr;\" MOVING -Lovely Game 1815 Newprt. CM 54.8-7788 For aale/rent. telescope $20, Lawn Boy vie: Harbor sh op pl ng Pets, Gentr•I lioO ANSWERS "C9", 3 mo oJd, Coot ~ crui.seMoaded-alfla 6 $85 day Tabie &: Four Chairs Sl?S. KENMORE gaa stove, X!nt Dunlap'1; 1815 Newport, CM. power mower $90. &42-20'19 center. C.M. mom, only. Poodle&-from $15 .. $50 ukkig $350. 6'13-6698 $450. wk. 646-9000 3911 Sirius Drive, Hu~ cond, roru:. broiler, griddle 548-T788 WHITE Niagara recliner ~9505 11'18 Siamese kittens _ $10 Uplift _ Truly _ Forty _ 'J'VI0-1' aailina dinghya, com-~i _-:, tington Harbour. included. $60. 64.6-7839 , chair top cond. Massage &: INTEUJGENT med. lge 547 _1 _ 547_9591 Breach _ BUTTERFLY plete, SU'" ea c b. C7lt) Fiahing_Bo __ •I_• __ ,,..._ . . . 19 • ZENrnf TV w/ remote heat control&. Hand vibratot ..,.,... "' 962-6320 - 8' FLORAL couch & mat-G.E. built-1n electric oven control, must sell S41J. Call incl., S25(t or offer. Ph: fem, Xlnt watch dog, loves A dumbbell: He Jmil: bis .:::~;;,,=="""=..-- chlng loveseat. Good mnd. and range~~~· 557-9423. 642-7656. 6:30 pm. children, housebroken, obe-C•ts 8820 mind when a BUTTERFLY CORONADO 2S but sun faded. U pbo I. ....-vv~u dient 494-4853 1171 kicked him in the bead. W/Sllp. 6600.0 modem cbair, ~6-8140 KENMORE Washer $15/best Hi-Fl & Sttreo 1210 DINETTE set 3S" round table BEAUTIFUL matched pair The famous 11ea going ."Sea '67 PACEMAKER-25' Alglu 12' SAILBO..\T 1 :..::=:...::..:;._::;:;;.::::..,._..;;:;.:I one leat extends to 47''. Puss" h8I .2 ·tree kittens M 0 V 1 NG : MediterTanean Calottu1 ~ •• Ex2996cenent conditton. 2 AMI-• K•nwood atcreo 4 v;...,1 uphol, pedestal of blk kittens, all shots, 1 h Prefer home aports-fu:ber. Xlnt mnd. w/tn.iler • 6 .. 7~. ~ •••• • $.100 llv'g rm set, Contemp dlll'g v--irm. -·J well disciplined. All )'OU to aunc · Dual •--h v.. ~·~ ... •much more 842-2615 ' receivers. Brand new. 170 chain Cbeiet/gold>. $75. d . 1 ~· ~· 1128 aboe.rd ship. contro.,.. ""IV .p, · =~===~o--,.,..,.. :=-:Oa=c-.,..-,=.::'=::-.;;;;INORGE uprt !teezer, $45; 225 557-7781 nee 13 ow."""""'°_... S46-6649 * 494-2694 120 Eng. hn. 'lO gal alps 32' COWMBIA Racing On.ED waloot bullet: 50" Norge ref/frzr, dbl, dr, $65. watt-$275. 130 watt ·S • , NEED repair: Freezer, col-ma1 4, bead & radio. D.F., cock· Cruising Sloop. Sips 4. x 18" x !1". Top condition Good runnifti cond. 548-5295 Pnr. party, ~1568 113 H.P. filter, also 12 or 'J'\" blk 1 wh 1V var. AFFECTIONATE rea. e pit cover. w/tull head $4950. cn4) Sf&..3445 -546-8139 doughboy Pool & ac-' . ' Sealpoint Himalayan, l!A 12' 5% HP Johnson out board. trailer. Complete $350. * 543-5020 Boot Storogo 9048 SAILBOAT OWNERS Latmchl;g & dry atorage. 2002 Newpon Blvd., NB •'"' Hotpoint Cross-Top Cemer•1 & cessories. SSO com p 1 e t e • ious other items. 4~/'ll yrs old. Cheryl 492-()586. room. Many more Xtrul PACIFIC Catamaran l 8 ' 8' DAVENPORT&: matching Refrigerator / Freezer l300 968-2893 INT S' lie Kit $9,000 or bst Otter. 673-1385 with trailer 675--0747 or Aircraft 9100 JovesH.t. LlJre new. fl.00, $75 548-2698 Equipment COMPLETE kitchen cup. 3 ADORABLE 6 wka old SEALPO wne lr:t old. or &14-1733 lee.~ meesage at 543-5122 --------1 54&-2991 LUXURIOUS! 'I'be Best ~lee-OMEGA 35 mm enlarger ff.5 bosrds_ Birch uppers &: fluffy bl & white kittens. tens, female.rui: w , 19' SEA RAY, 19 6 9' KITE No. 713 w/trlr. Good NEED Uc'd Pilot, male or 6l3'i06 KING me IJ18ttress, frame, Irie ~. cost S J6 5. 2•• lens, $50. Tank book IMYl'rs. sink SS.S. Good cond. 548--0813 • 7/28 $15. Ph: 962-.!lberglaa. 160 HP. Mere-cond. $850. fem. lo act as safety pilot spread, etc:. $75. Wkdys 9-9 Sacrifice! 548-0'203 & mist:. free w/enlarger. 548-6590 aft 5 PRETTY white/gold mn·le cruil;el", In •• out dri ve, M8-8!M4 1P1" 1FR student. 548-CM38 Sa• SUn 1-9 5t6-4355 C.M. "• 0 nctu k · t t V I e I 0-1125 " '·'-..,.,nl nd ~anytim==='=· ====="I =:':..::::..:c:..::.::._=;..:..;c.:.,__IKENMORE wu:ber, I yn, ~ 4 x j REGULAnON pool 1 en, ery qu • ~S W/trauer, &NII,"" co · ll'MlNUTEMAN.Likenew! _ Excellent condition $100. table complete with all ac-646-0023 l/28 SHERRY'S Poodles: Tiny Leal than !iO hrl. use. Cost Cost $960 -will sacrifice Mobile Homes Office Fumfture 8010 Will deliver. 830-4370 Sporting Goods ,. 8500 eessories. XJ.nt cond. $350. FREE puppy to good home, blk girl $50, Apricots sso, $4,800 new. Call 644-21S8. tor St9S or otter. 675-6953 GE Refrl~rator Cl'03a toP POOLtable.ooin-ted•1 64&-3629before~PM. wateh dog male all color studs 54&-2848 1964 2T LYMAN. 118 HP U' SNOWBIRD Sailboat Rl'IER SPECIALS Refin'd S4xOO wood deska ' ""Y'-".. ' ' ~-Nuo 7/28 REGI~ERED· -·•e _, • ndio ball _,, --• 1115 N ·12· wid ho .u .... n .. 9200 M<ISO • Reftn'd wood~ freezer, Good condition. $50. Fisher, 1 Valley. Slat. bed. 2 CRAGAR S.S. erome' <>'fU"'Vi1'tO ~~ u ... ~ « VS Gray, SIS , W/U?t.Uer, 11:1my to ao. . ew e mefl _ .. ..,,. 1:· cha $29 so w 548-S.175. New cover. Delivered. $395. reverse mags; to f it 2 STRIPED female kittena wh. 5 yr old Banet hound. tank, head, navy top, full 592--5926 damaged. Perfect !Or the do.. =the ~ · sel:ctio~ COPPER.TONE Relrlg • .2 dr. &46-3602, 548-9909. Chrysler product, 1 mo old. aboot 3 months o ~ ~ Make oUer. 64&..s790 'cover. Top Condi tlo n. Victory 21 lt·)'Ollnelfer. Original aell. of used office fum In this top freettt 17 cu. It. xlnl. -$75. Atl 5:00 84Z-7943 642-8043 I FOR sale or trade, Regia 67S-S882 eves, 642-0010 da,ya, $1300. 64>0101 !::i_lf~e~: area. mOO. $90. 536-9964 aft. 6 Mlsc•llaneous l600 SABOT, sails, dolly $225. MALE AIRDALE dog, 1 yr, Treeing Walker pUpS, Best Priced Reasonably. ---BAY HARBOR Mc Mahan D!sk 16, AIUS'l'OCRAT trl Table/ -4 chrl $25. Roll· AKC. Good with children. of breed. 548-3597 25' CAB Cruiter, 1lps 4, Power Crultt" 9020 1425 Baker St., Cosio M.,. •-~ Bl d . ' away bed $15. Bar bells 494-S383 7/28 1 -11 head comp! OH e""' ~ ,.ewport v • Antiques 1110 w/Jacks. an awmng. load 110 642-3204 1 YORKSHIRE PUPS. out o ~ .... ey, • ·oe·+ lll67 LUHRS 28' CC F1y JuatSouthofllarborand.San 642-8450 lever bitch elec. braJce con-, FREE wood, r~r e p ace Champion, Inquire al SIS radk>. Bait t.ank. $1500. bridgf dio ball .ta k Diego Frwy, ('114) 540-9470 SALE llocl< 0-Import• V• Your BankAmerlcard 119' Horbor Blvd. CM 642·7576 -In Rear ANTIQUE AUCTION troller $850. Oval mahogany SPECIAL d~l strobe rtmote length. 2196 Mmer SI., CM 962-2638. ~ c!2J .:r~llap, Salllni :nehf. Lo ~: S. S•t JTuly 25, •7 pHm •-J dlnlng$511tabl64•2-. 6 chairs, 2 :en,.tro~i'!.:e:~· ~ ~: 7121 MIN. Poodles, ARC, black 17, 'GULF~ .lS&&, • •• :,·~~~./ '98-1971; 1~~=-i~1:: tgood iHany "' an""' leafs, • 1640 • · P\JPPY1 female, 2 mos. Hu furry loveable. 3 'mos, ... ....,,~ 2 w/cabanas, 2 w/awnlnp, lamps, Paintlnp from MGM CLEAN white 36 .. gu range, eves, 548-3805 . shots. Older c b 11 d r e n . ~p blood, $50. 549--0844 fiberglass, ~ hp, Mac 19, BOAT & trailer 9o HP Prlv, party. 646-&4 &.uctioo, llaU trtta, Drop lookt lood $40. Squani 4 GOlD DavenpOrt $35, pad-842-3841 7/25 E ~., P' AKC: cruller, in-ootdrivt. $!900 C. G . 'd bal't tank .. ~u 1 !mt aec'y, Bow front China, burner apt 1~ $l9. Good ded bench S2S, GE uprlaht 1 AD E tree a ( 1 l) SKY '"'1 i J liMT• It new. Make otter. 846-o322l • equip • • 2 BR. unfum _..., db ., ex· Roll top dea" Cloeks, Lota wa-•K Pool labl• 4 vaaium • almoet new, $30. • ... ~·-71'l1 fluffy bl~.! ~-7 21, ...... ....n.iG OUTRIGGER. dWll batt. bltin Pl lanb, panda. $6950 • Sp No. 86, ..., _,. ~ cream1 .,.._...,.. ...,..,<W".u• Xlnt fithina: or •kllrW· $1550. .21462 Cout Hwy, HB. Key of oak, Much m<nt All to • 8' $50. Ho.t>Ual bed. wm-54&-2749 P~ET==-°"Ra°""bb"ll,_-w-,/hollow=='-'i"'°"~I • -, mln\a Custom built by Phil Art Pim:e. 549-1000 at Sp. 324 aJt. 3 : 00 pm. be sold to hig!ltst: bidder. plete s:;o. 548-0203 KING-ciie •Prine 1: mattftu Call ,, ... E..O~• 1f21 SOINAUZERS, ture Edwardl. $200. Needa work. BOB'S AUCTION .... Good~"'-••n ~ .ARC super Jta-pera . ca11--&·00pm.67>0&30 26' OWENS Q\llaer, ae't up WATERFRONT mobile ~""'-.....,, _,..._. 82 cartriage FORNEY 180 amp mder "va11.11YU11 _,, 1 ' ~ ....... ""'" .,,,"" • ._ d:."'·-1--nai.1 .... i-..v.n.u.NU ~ 204: W, Cha.pmt1on, Oranp $90. Homellte ehain saw, * 548-9865 * RABBIT to rood home w1 th Reuonabte. r1..,ne l!U~ ..,,, BOAT twin •b!rn drl:w .... ,.,:,.., .. _.. ...... homo A eabana. wfbollt dld:atlon .,.mm. cnmplet.. Phone: 533-1141 new ebain $62.!iO. 1 ton C 0 M p LETE SET OF nioe butch. 968:-8168. I'll PUREBRED DolJe1, no 1'ts or extras. tandem whttl Swim step, depth rec A dock opp. Furn or unturn. ~ cond. $125. ~ * ANTIQUE SHOP * •traigbt jack $10.50, Trtt WEIGHTS $15. 9 WK Old Coektt mlX ahot1 papers. 9 wkl old, 3 malts, tn.Uer. Xlnt eond. $2495. ~~SI: :;.tn~~:. ,,:6,;;15-4432.""'""=°"'=-::= l·!!LIC IBM at• n d a rd MOVING SALE: Everydiur pruner & e:x~naioa $U.50. CaB 6~. 645-1260 548-1561 1f38 ~ta.ch. 96J..6007 5f6.2699 Jteplaee.ment cost 9/$9000. WAT E RFR 0 NT mobile ~~~! ~k~kt from 9-9. Sale Ends 642-2463 . KING•STZE BED ~ SIAMESE cats and thtlr BA.SSFf PUPS. ARC MUST gell 26' H i I 11 n a s:mo CASH. 96%-4981 hmM It cabi\na, w/bo&t 2 W .. , ""... eo·• deskl; July 29. 330 W. bt St. AUJMINUM awnln, 18 x 17 Complete. Good condiUun. kitter111allgray64S.01371/%8 Champ bloodlines crulacr $400. 24' TitOJAN cabbi crui&er. ~rip. Furn or unfum . ._....... Tustin. 838-3233 n. 4 heftvy fird•rs 4 6C2.-$'l16 3 KITTENS Jnlxed breed all S65 * 5'2-4826 536-9596 xtnt •hapt, nearly new -swift~~. :.!J3°· NINE: antique \WOd"wking stanchions, cos! $400. Mil FOR Sale· l Grandmothtr colon. 54()..58$6 'l/28 LAB. PUPPIES.A.KC. 5 wM, 20' Sklpjac~. Only 96 hn. qlne. $2995. 644-1363 t2X60 2 BR flt ,lOXM 1 BR, l-====:'.:===;1 ptanh. Three l!tained aWa for Sl7S. beyer to rcmovt> clock. N'ew Weabnlnater, 4 MO Old Malte'4'.l 11;llten, with ahots. $15. 546:9556-Have all !ht extrul Call --~i~!park, Laguna. I~ . wLndows. All In aood con-from tra.tler, 548--9608 wotkll. 545-.1404. hoo.stbrokcn. 646-4376 'l/28 GREAT De.ne AKC faun .c9S-a766 • .,. Speed Ski Boab 9030 4 9'3-34 94 * 499-06.1 Gar ... Safe I02:l ~tton.PM CaU 613-4493 alter YARD Vacuum, COl!t $200, MAGIC Chef Stow, Llke new. Cl1l'E . F'rialty kittens. Par!. fcma.le, 8 wkll. Show quali-CHRYSLER lnbd/autlxl. vu 1~~~~;;;;;~~;;::1 tell for S15. 3.S hp h.wn $85 Siamese. &42-()883 1125 ty, 96i.4633 runtbout. w/CtJltlv top. few 16' DONZI, 225 hp 1(0, DAR.GAIN: Exel Lido Park IBU1TET, 'niCUam clr.&Jla', ANTIQUES edger, coat Sll~ 1tl1 $45. ' 841~ . FREE baby mlc.!. DALMATION PUPS brt, rum a lookt I~ new. 1~ trailer A: xtru, Very Tntltr cab. 2 bT., dtn., table A chain & baby Roll-top dlllks k tluntare. Both almost .fttW I: 1till T/28 AKC 6f6.612S C9+-39$9 pbarJ and f4,lt, 5!n-le60 $7500. ~ ::"-:::::.=llilc.=.:51.H625:;:.;=--• 962-under guanniff • .,._.,., JOBS TODAYI C.. TIOO 842-_13>4...;.;. __ _.. ___ • ·;::::__ ______ , .:;::::::::..----- I -' ' ' I I ·' . ' ., : I ,, ' ; • I I I ., .1 ,, .. • • ' ' ' . ' ' I ! {~ l ., ! ' .l • . ' I ' ~ . I . ----·---- I SllJH<IU, July 25, 1970 ., At ?M Hames -Oo-C I ' I E ! f a . ATIClf • TllAHPCIRTATIOM • TltWll'OltTATIOM -TRANSPOaTATION TRANSPORTl .TION l"T~IWISP~~~OR~T~A~T=l~~~~~~~j~rT~~ clot ,.. T-,_ Dw '-1" 11525 '-<fod C:.n -............. Con HOO l=ir!M Cora --~ •·~ -.. ~ = -··---!i' ;;;;:-n.IVVl.n ftUCK '69 D-'-99Y AUSTIN HEALEY JAGUAR ;;;;-;;;;M~G~l7;:-71·~-!!~'U~~H~-.,_ 11411 ""'· lloolAU.. ..... 1---------1 ..... HOO I .1 YOWWA ... ~ S.loc:llo.1 °'""'"'"""" ..,.tt.m .. .._ ...... DtM'to31dll' dwlc llloWle l i.u• ...... -.5.A. :ID.zt1 -------- HONDA SPECIALS 0-...... -..,.,,.d. AUSTIN AMERICA JAGUAR ~MGll-GT, 11 .11 .0. '67 "GT6 Cow • $1695 .(JZ8 161$"5 ~~ Hf.ADQUAITDS -~ i=. ~ ':;: Rodns ....,,_ wii-. wT...b. "'fRIEDlAllElr' 19IS J"ORD ii. Toa PU &ILL JONES .AD M111m 1'h9 onl1 alltlaim .lACOAIL fer. 5643S4 aftu T pm, Radio, ,_tier, f spHd . LWB 8 .J. stert1 C11r CPnkr de.Wr hi a. .... Hubor '$5 MGB, M mnvt, sood CWRG 'lDS). ---· .. I --"" • --c.u. 540«91 M L ...... -...... •lb. $19" --I I. ~ ~~ ~ ''421" "' vw o:..,..; -O>mple"' '""1•. $!Sl0 • ......., lllLL JONIS • - - - -• --• -----~ SAL.ES B.J. S-Cu Clnitt .....-. -·--.. ,.,.. SERVICE PO-,.HE 283.l ,_, C.111. -.,91 $1195 ...., --· --...!:~ ..... ~~=---1'7.:~~~~== 19&T J'ORD ~Tea PU VI ~J1':•bestoner. 31tOW.eut-.N.B. ~ -'65 ....,,.,.HE VO•-~ ~!!.'":;.L!!. •;: vw ....... o11 _. """'" '°!:"-111G i::• IUICIC a.. .. ;~ ~ ,....,,A5EN m ~ -I< ..U baro .,.. WB Dll-t • •• ---~• '64 VW • ....,,, .. -all """' '62 Austill Healey COSTA ftESAi -.. ~ l'GUlS. ,._ -111 ,. vw Sed11 -lla4io. (~), $)115: HarbOlll' v.w. lm;l 8EJICll Ill,, ..,_ H.IJN'Dlfc;TON BF.,;al NEW YW IUG $5UI, ... JSJ an:V~! PU Ln • ::..,~ ....,. ";:-..:::·,::-~· mi:. 11"' Sll'lot CHICK IVEISON °'"""' '":.'::Y.! ..-. _oldo,cr!H .. l et!. II JllEDll'S Mom Duo< $1399 ... '1115 VW ....... --...... KAw·-·· s. ~.,..., -lllaY • .-..., .., lllLL JONES THIS IS NOT ~-~ • _" LI<.°'~;.. ,1,1_,. _ ~ ......... -• s.A, ·-. .,_.. 1ac1my ... • kit B.J. -Cu Cooler A DEALER i°nj' --•• •• •~ ~·- '"·-·-f>aol 01» $1195 ·LOADED.Jlfillllim!.Call 283.l ,,._,C.M. SC4'91 Privo .. _wtll...rtlict ~VII. CHICK lVll50N -&Uc. n_....__ ·-_ aa~•-. 494-l'a ~. ~ ...... _...... RF. 197o J-.... 2+2 .__ -.1 .. i. , VW Ll:ASIMG ~··~ -· -· ~ •-• ~ u -PU LWB -~~·~ 41J:Y ---'™ "' .._ __ ..._ 912 VW •T ~ • <lDllet: • lel"ne:e, put&. ~ ~· ,. • ._ OJRVAIR jiOM'ted dune 1351 salt', Like new wilb less .. ~ ~ -" -""' 1: ., ACTION CYCLI RH_... VI -Sldo )uggy -i,..i. ,.,., 61$"'21 than S,Oll """" I< factory 3 TO CHOOSE FROl\f ~ Elt. • "' Q CHICK IVERSQN at lEl Jdltly na..t. <Sir· 1U TCll'ttown. H.B. ~ Im'1SS pl.a tes, clnmt whb, rail warranty, Has auto. trans. Prad from $3Ctt 1970 HARBOR BLVD.. VW 1• • t t ..,. <hale Groval 5JS.ml -r..s. 18-1 D EA N eonstnletion. $950. 646-1934 DATSUN m ission. po\Wf' ab'J'. abort WDZ-S:l6 COSTA MESA D10 HARBOR BLVD. 11 lrvine. Fer l.n1ormatirm,, LIKE new '8!f ffodUa M:tt MEYERS Manx, Wue metal · wave AM·1'"'M ndilli. fUll CHICK IVERSON VVf a. W C:Mllper ...._. COSI'A MESA -• --~-l<atb<•, cb ro ~,· -·.,. · =~,_,,,.,.;..;;;;;"'-,,--I ~ -..•.JU, -.0.-o.1•..i. lDO le x.,....m a BDdt flaU bumpers. alDd pla1e, •• • new ~Pr, *"" tafll' I '65 vw Se.I Sal4!05, ·-•dirt equip••. LEWIS e.,,.N __ _.,1495. e. ~ ~ ... ~1~...:;-·o1-WW. VW . ,,.,io,mq w.....,""1om •ID l•~~!'!!!!!!!!!~""''"'"'I ........ -. K-m Pll .... 1618 - - -:::~ Call~·--Eld. •at n ~-z11tt coa<1. am COSTA MESA o.n m.m '"' 11.U-ILW. '70 METERS ,,,_,,,,...,,, -·~ -1"" IW!llOR BLVD. ·--aY\lml MODELCLQSE..OUT "TO ·KAWASAKI 2511 COSTAMUAl .. l•I erw.Xlnteanl.SHmifinn. ''Leadu~'?Mlieadl~tiea~' 1ffSJ .... US . COST4MESA. '63 VW Bus. Olstom int. ~89 9 ""' IDDIM maMi9 -.. ~ Dirt ,. Binet. MM111 • tN-l5t1 ~:A tra.nsmlssfon, J'IO"'!t 111 PORSCHE m -.pt. extra.st 2.5Dt al. on 1'blt l ( ' ' "'· -·-at.......,_ 9,1111 ...., iert Oii _,....,. ·• ZIMMERMAN ,._tnr. power 1nbo, olr. Abooiu .. ly co..,... mad. e,,.. ~. C all ed prices. All aiw at Qp bl -. m.21:4 ., I ll!!!'"!!•~·~-!!~A~llt~1~1~_:M~61l!!I 2KS HARllOll ILVD. AM FM~~..,... lt695. Call aft 5:• pa 548-391.1. :::::..er:i ...... 1 ,..B<llDATn!l !llwl-I· -10 -ndlal---'67 YW Take Ne'WJU't h7 .. Rd-df ... Very law ~ Xbd UM-ORT ulate, Llc, zxu m . Porsche '&I (C) H1rboar V.W •. i I • _ ... b _ _, .-. µa-· ooT DATSUN $23ft XI.NT CONDITION s ....... a !JIU UACll s4. " -b "" -A ... --1970 s, E c I AL s OPEN DAILY CHICK IVERSON llOIJ? * ....... SUlllaof k!JNmlGTON BEACH Costa M... M>.U!O & p TRUCKS SU~YS vw '62 Panclie s AMll'llradlo,tapedo<t,alr '61 vw BUS SPACES orts MOO $1995 18935 -819d. ""'1IX!l Ext. •or n 0ou ... "-~ 10.-IDI ~ on "'" T -hol, W. brand ·-in _ ... '64 vw --TRAYELAUS ID FIAT DI. -Cl» Hunttapa -1970 HARBOll BLVD. mndition. Uc. SllNlll. --· -1JJ;Nil ..... -" Coot& -·· ..... --.,,-. _,_ RH . -XDA Sii Ml-7111 .. -COSTA llfESA $16tt ;:.., ....... ,...... CHICK IVERSON ... =LE HOMES ~~~i:: SCOUTS $3995 '6S 1181 RGlllSIIR '67 XKE COUPE CHICK IVEISON todlo111-.. vw -·· -... a..i:a>loo ........, .n. c AVAJUBI.>: NOW 1,.. POllSOlE 912 Cl'< IU! ,.....,, --IAadtd. VW CHICK IVEISON -Ext. 16 or n hi~ doa a -,__ COKVEl'TE --JM>lmlATE IJO.l¥EllY 5 -Air """"-lilmp SO-tinio1o wlbla<k -· CXDA 293~ 549-3031 Ext. • w q VW 1970 HARBOR BLVD, JOMICRA. INC. -hl..,.n; cam. $1!4. s. T'°' """' "'°" .....,. At S.. •90T4 ..,_ 4 ...... Dir. fRUC ..... 1970 HARBOR 81.911. OOOfA MESA 192111.---... -nllo ...... 125. 1-·•om . 1151) will .... -... ..... BILL JONES COSrA Jlll:S.t. -Ext.. at .. ... GHIA. ............ Good H---.._. -V« -IM& $1295 • ance --col1 ILJ. Sports car~ -tor .. -112. IJ!O llARBOR BLVD. -.... MAKE OFFEll! .' PRICE REDUCED •z..·a 546-G64 Mot t• "" s.ar-t.dl' Wac 5f6.4IS2 or CM-!m. au Hartiar, C.M. 54Mtll. XJnt conc1 ... -Ew \ ,,. CXISTA. lilESA '13-61'7 or 5').1161 MDlt.W :llld5 "1t.inJ.A.'A ' .... - -ors RH 4 Spe<dl'rbdto&ll '62 XKE Roodat..-. IVH, _....... -...... 'MVW 'IS VW Bur "'"""'-Adult Pmr. H.. Bdl. J tr .__ t ' teb ,...._ • TIT 313 ENGUSH FOID Xlnt mech. c.'ODd. Nu paint. Saw to yum! m..1Hl ltADiO• -..i• 9dl waD&, ::tint Ccind. $30, or m, patio awnl.Dp. Wkemk. t,errr mne.. Belt onn-tam Bu11or ~ • tlll,J' •lliarfs> St500. 968-Zl!.1. sn.a ._ POJtSaD: m. ~ -...... mat -to ·~ w o&, e 2798 ......... ' ..._ od lntamtl<ma! ll&rvat<r $1695 XK 1'00 0.Upe, """""'"' hlk·hlk, - --_.._ mo. Harbor Ult SQUARE iBk. Auto. t . <Xl?.VAIR eng. and ' =~ C.M ~ 5«>-591S 196'1 VOLVO 1+1 Seel tm AlL NEW D{GLISH cond, lo mileaJ;t. t1SO) or car cover MWJt .ell thls =ul•HartiorBhd, Rldtrt. Lua. rack. Drk bha. ,\ ~ HotiM t215 spd. trans. Ml u:cel. w.h. (Next to'f.M~ ''--l AutamatlePrlced te .U*is FORDS NOW IN STOCK befit oiler. 496-2274 wknd. ~ c o nd l New tins.~~ l -...... -a •d """'· ~-· -:U4 AYI DRASrlCALLY 1966 3.8 JAGUAll SEDAN m."" ·~ VW~-complete 'U vw ...... J CORTEZ '65• immac:, Only puts. m-oT38 "G 01EV w I T.rdrop J~. REDUCED &Uck. $?,OI» uuut-e.,.. •ftnkes. ~ ..U. 31.000 ml'a. N c • jumbo e vw purm. .tnml ulel. 11 ~-$].2m or will sell $2095 TO a.EAR 64:J..6m V POrur:HE 912. 4 stXf, i,., n'IMter t'3'iil'lder, pt'dal1 J tire,. &Ir, p.rqe kept. bmV' puts. et '8111 tir 'Uuc:lr.. $15Q 1969 TOYOTA Mark II Sed LARGE SEU.X:J'ION , 15.Dm ml, ........ Lib new. & cables. noo er belt otter. Sunroat. l(WH.JQ\ .......... -""-· -RH • --dean TO CHOOSE "'°" MERCEDl,S IEN% 1151 "'· .... ,.. • ...... alt.. $14·75 "I ... ~ •n...--CUSl'OM, an ledb!r side-'St FORD % . ton pkt-up,. ZPB 51& TheodoN '67 VW-.B1111t. r/h. interior. . ~ ,._ ...... '275 --w '51 'II Good ..... -""'"_,,_ ROBINS FORD RENAULT oxtcr1or • •nc. AD 1 • .., 1 _____ _;.lc..RP;.._lllai--b.;-~. IZL -' Xhtl ...... SGS.-· $1095 """'i.. .. Ml~ ~. _,,. )Clnl ....r. $125 '115 ~ % T --'IT TOYOTA 0....-., 'a DAUPHIN, ..... runnlnc .-. * ·-·-* Trailer, Tr.wl M2S Pvt ply. Best o t rer . R.adkll HNter UEU:nt opt,$145,CAll&ttt:r.Cpm 67 VW Sedan -snnroor, .,........,., Nl~ nits s.at ' • m.a ' :mllP. new tins. bnbl. $1595 ........ bottny. 1500 .... SJl-4111 .._ fS10 l!l6!I 'IUYOl"A C..... Sod RIJtAlll w/-job. $1a '1S-,';m --·-···~ -RH A SUNIEAM '69 vw • """"'· """""'· ,., Al\n.ft.:;\l'U'U ""' • ...,,ft WI~•~ .. __ utomatic kbt seata ffa•••t A ~-GOOD CONDIDON tit ~ ~ .......... zwz -... ........_ -M/FM radio. Xlnt. cond. iz;oat,,...olkr 'I' StNomLN'71 fortlna 'CSlftt>_,,.., ·~ Newpwt -1.M. °"" •nMERCEDESn>otr ..... '67 SUNIEAM $Ullllat-""VWbus. ~ • Terry*NmTl.....0..h W/ compl reblt 400 CI Men: s1ns up: a.Tl .,, ~ autolll'UI. Xlct c 0. 4. 6C2-92'T3 after fl p.m. 196ftYAMAHA * 250 ElllM'o E ..... er ..... ~..,... -~· .c':::-AH·FM.. OD, l!& TOYotA OlnJD& Sed ~~PART'S $25M. &TJ-ZtZ. Stdan. f~~· radio. '69 VW Bu5-AMJTM radio, Stnd l!pl • w/dlrt ac· Fourwfncfs•W.-.. ••r RH Automatic F~ Alt 3100 W. CWt ~. 21lS-19M OU.k: Co\lpe. $6tt xlnt cood. $2500. . .cc"" .... ~ .., am Nowport .. __ .. Show eel' cond. '"""'-l .. a1, BILL JONES Call '13-32165 atl@r' 5 •-• -•• at -· •-bcNllt'n VohlclOI 951$ Cond Bal ti F ....... w.... ~ -•-C.O"" 515-am ,. •• n SAllS ran17 XXE m ION(& 56J?U pvt pty. 6ft..52l1 8.J. sp;ira Car Ctnler 'S& vw Camper, '6.7 reblt '61 JIARU:!'.,,. ....... ,.. tft7iH ...... -·~ 8.G. "--"".II A RT $1695 Authoril!d,.......,,....,. '61 lllERCEDIS ms. -· Jl:n -. C.!l. ......., e .... Bubme ,,.,,. • rd'I(. c::bltPa'. mpl!I' dfta. X1.NT •• l '4 _..._. ~ ~ grey/ftd lit... Good cood/ '3 ALPINE -xlnt cond' Bat tlfr. m-Q, nambls mod. $1350. • • -W/Mc01UoJ&h ... A atart. 1009 TOYOfA Carew-. HT RAT extru. Sl950. '15-0m &iriundy, $475 or bst ofr: 1963 VW trad9 t:if....,. -.31911 Gu'dllt er-. Fiwwa er, CPlt M f Speed Michenn 133-IUB anytime or 12"1'-!757 New Pllnt " clean "°°- '68. BSA 4U VitWJ. ~ 537-4011 Make Offer tires &ow llLUlt • amp ~ru• ___ a;;;A:=.;l;;;i;;.O;;:.. __ I ** 'U v.w. ** 548-1674 eamL AJ9ll' ~ trlr, Ith 'a HDIRCID Dehlm. aipl Aft. e::ao &1MS'1! Ser eom '" -53,81JO ml. J?SO, '69 VW XJnt. ll.GOO mlle11;. -· Dnlfd.M11111 Hiii II. ............... lbl. $600. "'fllr METRO VAN --"" in""'"' iim. 61$.ID71 = .. ,o...;tlll:=-~-~-~ I ~!!!1!!!!., __ __:'59!!! $695 I • I, ""1 li·T btllltin campor. llll ..,.,_,. -,.built "'""149 aft 6 pm. :It YAMAHA ltO c~ V Si.'Ll'-mnflUDed A t jo I· 2951 OPEL St Wq JUt ~ &ow, 1lnk, ice box , n.>tur mechanlcaJb, J.inl lltm •It ._ VW llUS'Ollif. Harboar V.W. · 1 • l. '63 VW IUG Red beauty. ""'"""" ..... l tion. New valvl! job, mmil , ' ~ down will fin. Pvt. Pb'. a , ~1 Clll Pbl1 alt 10 AM s6;iii! or OC.KG!I. . '63VW""" ....... -n<. New tires. Swiorou:t n.r wil'ldowl. Llb· .... SlJ95. .·:: John m-ia _-:,,,..::~:o:-~---1· '67 VW Se4a1 ' · !ta...... """""'1 $]195 ' ·' Dirtu;~c:oo.1. "-L:"w Speed.._ltad:PII<m "'flBlAllEft" ;:.'!:!;_'-· -...,,....._ · ~o;.~a.,. eau Harbo11r V.W 1--=-=~BONN1'VILLE;:;;;;::;=~-l<;ACAN"f==-i-=:::::.~,..,,,-,-=.., $1195 IJJU IMCll 1-HI * S<S-'lll5 * * •n BUG' U1ll BEACH at., 1 Xlnt '°""· $9llll. wt-. good tnilltt. Will 1!67 SAAB !6 v< s..i RH -.v-.mY. TOYOTA XJnt '°""· """ h"""· Must HUNTINGTON BEACH ~~~,..~-~---l~-==""""=-:.._.=::':;;11::-:;:: • So<ed "" c1uo vzu.,. -__ - -MG '°'' mso. ..,..,,., ·ro vw. ,..wiy ...,.._ , '69 KAWASAKI 250 ee Tnocb -31"EN ROA DEA. N •-- --• ___ ..;;.____ "63 VW Bu., Custom inL ...,._...,.hiaabtldlinerto ., Aidl!winder, kits ti. cbnime. ......U... ct Amertca's e -extras 2,500 ml. Jn rblt Cfll. be lnsWled. :bsiDt a , Xbtt '°""· -BRAND NEW -~ Jlecftotlon 111111 $1lXXI otter • ..n 5'&-3Sll -In "'7 .... : ";,,.no;:: i: s~,!""' ~ 1970 6.M.C. ~ TOH Veh!W. • LEW I $ ~ "M6",.I AN~Y ·;iv; ~Xln,.!.. m::.,cood. ~= New -l4ZI. ·~1 6G-1'121'allu 5 p.m. -e New~ ltl6 HA•-ILW. -· 16"1. 613-2003 '68 VW l'icltm ·n BULTACO 175 -s CAft 1n1111K = l COOT A MU& ... _, auto •pert "" ~a-. ,_.. l'70~= ':\!~ON -~, vw ..;.:" :: ~~ !Jard" ~nd ....1.1,-V1J11 l ' =.i.~ ~ $80l BVI.•-.--. • Wlo~ol IMW 9SIS GudeD Glove Bhd. m11:11UUWLn Toyot• Mork II $21" ..,.7201 $1199 .,! . 750HOHDA 1ng,.......,_._,·11ewant11lold""-' 1-------·1 m·7177 .,..,.. N~::.=:.~~ DEA'NZP~IS ·~11~-...,i. CHICICVWIYEISON ; "wUke ""'• -~fl ~~uoJ ":. ~ OPEN• ROA.D IMW SALE!! NIW..\ISINllY. 1116 -. CJ<. * 839-JSM *' · ~..... ~. '150dl spill rim • 80. a•._. m.m. .....-.......-. ;60 VW $G.U Ext. 61 or17 ~l NEW 1969 SI "' -do. lubo -""'· •<IGIS. wou AXA, caur. lAllG£ST SRECTJON AM/1'11, air <anti. 4 whHI ~ '70 TOYOTA'S l'OO. lluo m?4!6 1910 HARBOI!. BLVD. 2111 -~ "'°' PlO IOtl $2499 (5 ,.._ so. ,. '"'"""land) di..c bnku. U.. tl>an ~Oil Im to aioclt. ImmetDal> doll COSfA MESA f(ll' $l5G.. 60-7'1815 fwlth purdia. Gf Truck A (TM) m.-• m -11so OF ALL 1970 MODELS ml. (ZOU fi16). S.-. SlnltJ, P9ftl very. '64 Sqklr $450 '61 lkll. By Owner "" cc ... ....-'"" b... '69 ,..._ AND COLORS $15H '"""':'!"'~~~· ~ l1t"mn:. .... .... AM/FM. 673--0962 $1100. - .-m1norttpolr$1l0.o; Klngol-.._.Salal --•r 'h·Ton ANYW BILL J ONES --....... - n-. ·-1131 e 5ll5J. w .. ---low ii HERE • • • Im--'-' Aul -·-~ ~• ~~ -·~. m "•'· SPECIAL OFFERS·. B.J. Spom C..r c .. i.r .,. .... ~ --iiii~"";;;miii;i~~.,~-~-~-~~~iil' I ·---eo----•· UNIVERSfTY Au-pow.r ''""11&· 2833 Harbor CM ~·-• -·-*----···-~ -oqWpped. 11400 OLDSMOllLE car in -0 , linanoe prt. BRAND NEW 'l f-. '68 124 Sport Coupo L...,.. .... ~ NE ' ' or Best oHl!'f'. 5C).tl577 ~ Harber Bl.a. vate ~. can 5464052 or 250t's 4 ape«!, disc i,nm. ndial 900 So. Ct.t. H'r.t:•f. w .1970 " GREEVIS GRllTON 250 CC a.ta Mea 51).51&4(1 CM-ml. All ~lpped with atttcmadc tires (ZXX: OUll. :UOO W. a..t n.,, N.E. a7513 * 3 • i.j F-Kool'~ lnnd ..... ''5 FORD I'> TON .._ 70 Datsu $21H -.... B 1911torbttott.St>-1643 a v.a,ant_r _ ,.... n ";,!··.:'l:"'th"""" lllLLJONES .b-llGl>taltr IIL MAXEY FI AT s HOOAXA•·SllXll..§ltldr..-.rtms •:""lmop.l8lll ~--"'th camp. Lllt16317 NowSC.91t _!.J.Sport&Cu Ct•"' '62MGlo1jl•. ITIS!mTIAJ 'I --_.._ -tr, $11'0 or l>m olla, ...._ w. $20!8 dlr. LOW MILEAGE --· c.M. -·;'Y~m"tC °' ;it::wmt0 P1011JP. =~~W:.~ 197DEXECUJIYECAIS ~~~·.~~ -N7*1-· 1 .. f.ACH1ty;; 68 to Clioose From !Ito. $1 ---PlltSI' -...nL "2500" AUTOMATIC beatu, iuJ'dtop CYPS 249J. BILL JONES 1':':::.:=~.!5.:. All S.rvicacl a R .... y for 1910 nwASAKl 350 cc ;:ta•= at 2:ln Padlt. METRO VAN All ex~ lncl, air $1699° B.J. Sports Car Cenler lmmidi ... Dlftvery _t .. -lSOO mi. • U63. li·T ...._ .. ...,... L•"""' N"",...... BILL JONES 213.1 Harbor, c.M. S<OMn '18 TOY8TA CORONA .u. Spiders & Rac- $550. C13.C9I ' '13 atEVY "T. fteft lldt Stove, lidr, Jee bo:ir: "'200!'' AUTOMATIC B.J. Sport! Car CtMn' •59 MG& .,_ •: • aulD. PYt Jm1:1, Best '*· ce.rpetirw, pmtlllng, bed. Mich. XAS Radial tires AMI 2&13 llarbnr, C.M, M0-4.f!lt ,. Stdan, dlr, Automatic low BSA 650. Nfce. $551. 541-fi&19; eves M2--4981 xi.m cond. FM sttfto, Multlplo ',.ic. ,69 124 SPYDElt CorM!!'tiblie, J irpeed. dlr, mil1?11, radio. healer. (WXT. CheiM el ~ & Equipment CaD 645-17Z '60 FORD i,tT piek up. PYt * 56nG * Ll.~t S~300 Now'$.1900 clean CBr. (0XY11lS) WU I OR7JTakeoldl'.r carf•down 32 to Choole From '67 Triumph Chopper pcrey, Bc.!lt cifer, 5Cl_.., .. vw Oi.mper 42,1111 ml"•. ''2002" 4 SPEE D 5 ~Pl':". 4 \\·IX'rl dlllC br;ik~•. lflke c11.r In trade or finance will fin pvl ply, Call Phil . ~2· 62'° e SO.-• ~ 9S'M9U. IW!W fdllt q . New tlrn Radial fiftir AM/FM Sttreo Radial t!M'~. 1184 BHU) )lf'iva lflo JJU1Y Call 546-4052 aft 10 a~ 540·3100. ONL Y (#007496) & palnl, AD eunpbw' equip. Multlplrx ;tc · ~2599 nr 4fM.S'713. • '67 C this Wffkend c.,.,...rs '52tCompors 9520 + ............... """'· LI•t a . Now $3'131 BILL JONES" 1'56 MCA """' IO&dster OfOftQ C&lldQl8.18-SllC ''1611''4SPEED n .. l.SporttCl.r eenh!r New rblt ene. trans, & Rtd .Fulbr ia.clllry tqUlpped Alao r ruu. .-... -· >11c11. XAS Radial ..... Tiii!. :1833 """""'· c.M. ......,,, point. Great "'-!&tion cvt.ICl'n> wm ...., -ii 124 Sports CCM!84 & SrJ-ders "A COMPl.£1t suml Of CAatERS AT .18TAI. lllSCllT Pll'.IS" e ~S e HARVEST-VANS e TEAR DROP e CAMP KING VANS e HARVEST e ANOEUJS.VANS • KlNG OJ' 1111> ROAi> e DU. CAMPER • n.r. sm:u.s e DISCOVERER e CAMP KING e CHASSIS MOUNTS CAMPERS FULL a.:v':'.. CAMrtRS $87 5 ,.OM EMPIE CAMPER SALES So. Col. Dr.count Conto r 1111 N. Horbar, S.A. • -•m fact. t:llcocdud ~ &la•• 'S5 FU.T. nd. .... Good S m.N. $185.. 615-1729: hdt •finance prhlate JUI> -r-,... Cwcl M. .. ... Welt List $llM Now $31!1 :== ~ !!' ~· CQCm "' l9l5D MG re a.ASQC •. ~. Call 1'r ............. tar .. S.IKtfon 18th a. Oo:ta-. -• -_., --,._ :no<'f llWIP .t'" -'" 49<-91'13, Cholco of Colon "iiii """' ._ sa TRAii-iN -! l' '61 124 WA&Oll • -· .., ._ Con>U.: w-1 1_.i Ao y __ ;,.,_ ..-...,.w -....................... lllG. lo -"'-1tooPP htt, J -tlru, ;;/OQI OU WOftt I "'" cydo -S125 'tli ..,_ .. '4pd ...... 121!1 -·net ~ -. n.--..n. lQnt "°""""· -, Ill I. I I 171g) Low • --AM·F!l $1:19' -Alt. 5 PM _:~::;;;;;'=,.....--~ ~133 ........ _.i..,-.... """2'' .......... SJm lllLL JONES '9 CORONA _.. - -,,.....,.. Xlnt cmd. White w/bl .. :m.r. ILJ. -Cor C.-.... lop, otodnl """-Xb• -· 644-23&\ Ml)...9S9'2 Y..f r . '8!I "2llOO'" auco. ••••• SS.299 283:J Harbor c..N 541).+81 Pvt pe;y. $1l56. G -1461 Gamble BUY OR LEAsE AT •11 Flat ,;. ~ °""" ,65 MGI loidst TOYOTA em-"'''""' ..,, , TED Wii!ht"" ClmP<'' c. 118' Altrey Mltws xlnt ..m wl -...,.: Llloe New! Owoed ... u: ~n\"$i~H~ mlll:. Ve17 aood ~· $350. MAKE OFFER . .f!M.Xll oid tchaol tN.tfw!r fl-ol1\ t.1 -''--'-"-~-'=-='-- "0\ff'rseas Ol'llvcry iuna Btactt. Blaclr ltttber-l -------- '61 VW C a mp~r. Rebll Speclaliata" Did yoo evtr think Gf •wap-Interior. Tonneau cover, TllU~ motor • WIY cl~. ~ Aull'IJri?fd Saks q: that White El1:phallt 1n ~·fft llfhttl1, uoellf':nt ~ ---'"'-'"'-'_.~;.;."-- Gt' make *· 16-tMS eo--.i.. .. •-n.. •-.x. ·-• ..... r... tM attic ft 11>mtW D1 )'OU dWon. Tab .o.W1 down TRIUMPH '64 Httakt eon· '13 "1 can.par -~bit eng, 1161 Long 8MCh atwl. Cllt WM1t Try tt. Thdtn will fin, Pvt. Pt.J. dlr, Call wrt. BH.ut oond. 2S m111 .-!!;!b!!ralcw,!...:_""C __ '•_.t..:.:.$190_.J L°"9 .. och Stl-1721 -. <Olumn In.., Pal-Jim •It 10 All .... noi er ., gal. aw.., -EuL ~ •• 4'Sllet Op. aai • sun."' 17 Nat Wut Ada. , MQ.3100.. -. S.JMD .... -1or ,_ ......... t...19"., ... .-le. Tsb -thwt --lns *Ive t. cool, --COSTA MISA. "'I " ?l if• d ' I ' . ' ' ' ' • i '1 I '. . i ' r, . ' . .4 -. - 1 l ---~----- DAILY PILOT Sat11rday, J1,1ly 25, 1970 :':~~~~~~~~~~~~~~T~RAN~ SPORTAl'ION ~NSPORTATION !I ~!o!_!!r~•!!rt~od~~._~!!.....:!9600~~ Import.I Auto. ·9'00 MPOtfM Auhe 9600 , _r .. R~AN=sP .. O;..R;..T.:.,A_Tl....;ON.;.;..~1 TRANsPORTATION 1'11/<~Sl'OllTATIQN ·TR_.1.NSPORTATION TRANS PORTATION Au ... Wonted '711 U:'Md-;;,-:;c""1,.~•;..,.;..;.;..;_;,i'::tl:::llll~~C;;.;o.;::r1=:::.:.~;.,-,_ Uood t•rs 9900 U~ t .-.,'---'--,,..-I -w1 ·;;,\y Toi' 1u_1C_K_..,..,., i=:..;c:.:c .. :.;;.Y_s_LER._'.;.;...; "". __ FO.__R_D ___ , uNcoLN . VOUCSWA~EN YOLJCSWAGEN VOLVO I . '61 vW Sunroof ''63 WI 1119 VOLVO YW .. ~ctto. Lie NUF 31.5 • lllECHJl~ SPECIAi. ANNIVERSARY _..,...., $S99 'Lie~~ SALE ¥~·&~~-... CHICK IYERSON CHICK IYERSON 1970 DEMO ..... -vw vw "142" ........... $2699 ,.,.,....... .. Delivery · .. ~ .. ..,...1 ~ .. ·-... 61 4 speed, radio a-Mater. • CHICK IYERSON '"~ c..Al w 549-3011 Ext. 6IS or 6T 4740. 1800 E epe, kir deUv. 197q HARBOR BLVD. 19'10 HARBOR BLVD. ''l'-Ove....., del SP"Cl•l~l. r. VW COSTA MESA ~A >IESA I· ·~· ' DEAN LEWIS t ' -Ext. ... ., WANTEI;> ... SQUAR,EBACK. l!,000 '"" Hubor CM 646-9303 1 U'ID HARBOR BLVD. 11l pe,y top dollaR for )'our ml, bei,t:, radio. \Y~rr&.n?'! ' · • t COSTA KESA VOLl<SWAGEN 1Dda.Y. c.ll '$"80. 64>-2153 ~ [ .• vw Sedan and uk .tor Ron Pln<hot. -· THINK -·El<'·....,. fl'-0900. vQLvo I@) ·vo1vo· Radh (ZJ3S12T'I 'H; VW XLNT cond, tome $1688 neweng ................ m. '65 VOLVO 544 . :t.w!'~~i cau tor ~~ ·~·T~~ or~: ''FRlmLANDER'' '67 yw. Lf Blue. Radio. Xlnt cond. st.:m. Call alt 6 pm, down. will fltl. Pvt, Pty, aJr Call Phil a(l 10 am 4!MJ029 2 dr. Demo. * $2750 * CASH !.!:i~. 8::."'.,,S:i.:'. ·:.. '!'.'~t.EB N•*tm. 1 '55 CO!ITRY SQUl&E ,!xS~!1~~~L...l'~1. $275. &«-2866 1 141..$801 r ··r for used can a: truckt SUst call u.a: IOI' tree ntlmat., GROTH CllVIOlET Alk .... s.leo Mania• 18211 Beach Blvd. Hunttnaron 8Q.ch U7.$l8T KI 9-3331 WE PAY . CASH FDR YDUll CAR StaUon \\'agon Must l&Cl'I· .,., ltavlng U.S. Xlnl cond. Cce (flS BEI<) 1 S2XO, 7lf.a:u.249'1 or see. at 1 · $IO?f ~752 Royce Rd., Irvine. 1 BILL JONES 'YJ UNCOLN Premier: B ••. .SPQlll Cai· Cent~ moto( a: lraz:'ll, Jo ml. $1~ . 283S Harbor, C.~f. ~ ·Car wns 11·recked to take '66 FORD RAHCHERO .ii '""' "~'6" '62 NEW Yorker Wq. Mlt, CADILLAC · aJr '°""·• lull pwr. I.Owner. -------···$400. Call ...._ ' * f'or lmmoclltlo . s110 * · COMET 1959 CADILLAC PARTSl ------- Air conditioner '62 STA .WAC, &d body &; Transmiuion new tltts, '$250. 9' 'Plywood' Brakes boat, Id eond. $45. 548:-7147 6 cy1 AutomaUc, (l~dr 26:8). Dnnns -; wm .... "" In 1rade "' ~ERC:.URY Rad~tor CONTINENTAL """"" • r 1 vat• party. ---'----- Front .and Rear Bwnpen ~ or n..mon '67 Mo tcla1'r Rodlo ' 196; <;<l>rrl1'ENTAL. AU ex· ,~. ••· n Daahboard F.qulpmer:it ·trul Cwllori\ elec, 1unroot, '6& FORD ~Une ~i #'.too Fun power plus aJr cond., * MAKE OFFER·* Ml·Ftn, etc.' Xlnt' oond. VM, Gd tll"tl, runs _.orw. Dir., vln.,yl top clean u you l2U South Rosa St. · Private party. Blue book $4'r.>. ~UM Ext 265 wk will llnd (VOD049), \\fill take Santa Ana. priced. 5JS:.f691, ~11'28 ,, ..... ...,==-,==="""r.I car in trade or final\C'e pri. 542-!121 After 5 p..m. '63 ' -FORD GALAfiE 500 vale party, 546-4052 or CORYAIR A"'°· .,,. <Ond. Xll\J. cond. m9773. '61 Cadillac S29/ mo. • flnanct. , Pa:t =~=~=~-~= or 5t0-3100. Factory Equipped. 557..698l 1964 PARKL.ANE 2 dr H.T. 1ITU BEACH BL, 142-443.5 t\111 poy,'Cr.• '61 OORVAlR $250. -Black t~lntttior. Low HUNTINGTON BEA'""' Dial 64J.$18 f/Jr RESULTS PllDl' WAN1° ADS'-GG-5671 mN•IWIUCH ONY. IJP> lor $299 Red/whlte interior • '69 l\1ACH I, pwr,ro~ mileage. P/S. Air. Spotless, &n.!600 'Harbour V.W. ...::::::.:.::.::::::::::.....'.:!~~:::..._;==:;=::=:=;=-=======·=:::=~I . ·USID.SllY. : , CLEAN USID CARS -•-142-1640 auto. 351 enc •• Xlnt . Must be seen to appreciate. UNd Cars ~~·'C Used Carl 9900 -See George Ray '63 Ce.dillae 1963 2 Dr. Corvalr, 4 new S2700. Sts-.2988 64+-U9l l:::::::::;:_.:c::.::... __ _:=:__,..::..;:=7:._--.....-.....-..:.::,::..::,:::'::::'.:==:::==:luTE '6& Model 142 4 $peei1 THEODORE F\111 power,. Air. Ures. Top concllUon. ~-'60 Falcon, white I---------.---- Factory .,,., Elccellont "" ROllNS FORD 1199 54&--0024 117i. 61>-2567 $2l(ll. "40.l9>l 2ll60 Hubor Bl... NEWPORTER '64 CORVAIR MONZA • 1963 FORD w...,~10 pass. MUSTANG ONLY AT 9610 Costa Mea . MOTORS R.~nable • 642-3826 ~air, po-...·er, SllS.l. ·'66 MUSTAJ'iG, sij:nal-flatt . • 642-0010· 2036 Harbor Blvd. f42-6156 . 'red, auto, 1rans •• 28.300 ml. \ ! ' l CONNELL CHEVROLET '70 CHEV. C~STOM ~ 'Je, A1r cond.; P.S., auto., radio. 7,600 miles. Gorgeoua go.1d car. f'1dly1factory guaranteed. (711AKB) '6' CHEY •. l~PALA Cush.'m cpe. A to .. RolH, air cond., P.S .• remalnlnc guar- antee from t tory up to 50,000 miles on engine. tram . .l rear e1:d. (Y\' ~I). CHQJCE OF SIX 011fERS AT SUGHi.l..Y' JUGHER PRICES. 'H MA~IU COUPI I RAH. automatic, power steering. n~ce. IWVJ218) '65 CHEV. NOYA WAGON Automatic, Rl.H, factoi-y aJr. You e.hould 1ee this nice ear. lilil3ASL) ''5 CHEYELU: I ,owner 2 Door. New CAr trade-in. Automatic R&l-1. (H.'VC&I) '65 fORD llANCHIRO VS, P6wer 1tettlna:, auto., R&H, you better hurry. This If\' 1teaJ. IMR0642l '68 TOYeTA L~ND CRUISER 4 W.D. halwftop. J\U the goodle1, new car condition. High rubber, radio, Jocking hubs. Thia la a real 1trong car. (WQG898l '66 FORD MUSTAJIG 2 Dr. H.T. Radio, hca:ter, P.S., auto. trans. Nice. fSILB78l · '68 MUSTANG l 4-l - fastback cpc. ~S., rJdio, factory air, like brand nPw. IVHF'8531 '67 PONTIAC GTO 2 Dr. H.T. Power steering, automatic, radio. (WCA9401 '6' PONTIAC GTO Convertible. Rea l 1trorw:: car. P.S., radio, auto. lraru. IXOF970) '68 Y. W. SEDAN Stick shift, radio. New car trade-In. (VGJ432) '69 TOYOTA 4 DOOR 4 speed, radio. Strong 20,000 mil• cJr. fXXB250) $1999 • $1199 $899 $999 $2599 $1499 $2399 $999 $899 $1249 $1299 ALL AIOVE CARI ARE "OK USID CARSH DESCRIPTION ICILLY eLUI OUR PRICE 1001( ,.,,. '69 OLDS CUTLASS "S" 2 DR. H.T. $3030 $2699 ·factory fresll. Air, R&:H, P.S., P.B., IXSR604.l '68 PLY. SPORT FURY $2335 $)299 2 Dr. H.T. Air. r.s., auto .. bucket 11ts .. ronsole. lVEJ653 l '67 CH!Y. MALIBU S.S. $2240 $)849 396 V8, R&:H, P.S., air cond., llke ne''" tTUJ621 l '68 FALCON FUTUllA WAG . $2070 $)699 6 pau. VB, RA.I-I , auto., P.S., nice. IZVZ881 I '67 CAMARO $1845 $)599 2 Dr. H.T. Au lD., P.S .. AM-F?i-l new car trade-in. (TYT571l ' TRANSPORTATION CARS '66 MUSTANG H.T. Air und_, •Lffo., rod out, do It \'Olll'Hllff, $549 VA•IAHT Volll1, •1•1"¥ wqon, IWWZUI'), VAi.iA"'· • Dr. Nk• c.•r. Auto!Nllc llODMI. IAllttACU~ t """"'· 11•00!9 ur. llVLf•I. '60 POllO t OOO• ITWGU51. $499 -__ ._"_'·_'_'_·_'M_._·_'"_"'-·---~ S1'i99 '82 CHIVltOLlr 4 ooo• H,T, Rt.H, ...,to,. P.i .. 1110791). -~~-----~-1799 '63 •IL Alll t DOO• P.S., •t.H. • .,..., lfflftl <.If. 11•1t01. CONNELL ·CHEVROLET !121 Harbor Dlvd., Costa Mesa 546-1203 SPORT CAR WE P.lY TOP DOLLAa '6S CADllLA<; ~pe. Green '59 FORD Ranchero-Xl.nt ,See 10· believe. $1550. FORTOPUSEDCARS ~ w/_back Yt#f top. Cruise-CORVEflE cond. Pvt 1 'prty, 26 51 ,54>1,6&5 SPEC.IA LS U YoUl' car Li e~ clean. 'control. Factory auto. air .• 61 VE'ITE • New S2? 4 ~lands Dr., C.M. ~~9. "68~CO"""N~V~E~R~T~,-qu-a~bl~ue, uu u1 flrsf. ' • AU power. Exceptionally apd AM/FM Mlchellns '5T FORD Sta tion \Va&QJJ 4dr.. Sharp. Only 24.000 ml'1, BAµER BUICK clea.'ll Low l!Jll;age. Priced ma~s, 2 I.Op,. it500. 494-6863 Xlnt l'nOtor, autc/tranll .ne\v , MUST SELL,1i~~7301 $895 234 E. 17th St. for quick We! 80-1962 palnt. Reas. ~Tl '61 P.tUS'tANG Convert. 11Uck Co 1 M iug...'l76S 'Sot Convert., entlre.l)t n>buUt lOOl ECONO 1!163 ALF.A Rodstr RH ' 4 s a W..._E PAY.¥' '70 COUPE de~ VJ.I)..$ !mmac. h'lull Hll· CHEAP ~E VAN •shift. x.Jnt rond~ Orig owner Speed Sharp WTE ro -• Beaut, baybel'T)', leather, 675-8770. }300 .U.225..-494-2900 TOP DOLLAR vi~ top, air, stereo/rad\o .• 66 . CORVETrE 327 &4;.693l '65 A'luslafig, sUck shift, ra-$2695 Jo'or clean used can Many _Xtru. Pvt. pty, $6100. auto/pwr., $2750 or best~f'. '57 FORD WAGON dio, heater Private part)', JOHNSoN & SON 541-5059 fer. Call 393-9815 1100 * 548-7352 $150. 494-9683 1969 nAT 124 Spyder. Rodstr Rlf 5 Speed low miles Sharp YXU &l6 ' LINCOLN f."ERCURY '68 COU~E de . Ville, 11.!1 ,63 CORVETTE hrdtop conv. 70 i\tu.stang G~1'14e loaded. ~ Harbor Blvd .• C.Ptt. pm11er, 1 ereo, air cond'. El re-bll eng, new tires, $Ui00 LINCOLN Immac. P.1ust sell tmmed. $2795 CASH Dorado l,ntPrior, low mil~s. or bst ofr. 96&-?965 $319S. 675-2516. 673--2TI3. yellow '70 vw bua ce.11 Cheryl 1 owner· SJTJO or best offer. 'Sot C 0 N TINE NT A L, 1 1966 CLEAN. Looks & rurui 1959 MGC GTii RH 4 Speed wtre Wh~1 Priced to Sell YYA 635 n11~4;~6~29-~1~492~a~lt~6~P~M~=l'6i'.,..iio;'"iDiU::i:Cciiu;<d. o\\·ner, mcvtn& eut. xtnt like new, iood tires. ne" -:: '68 CADILLAC Coupe de COUGAR cond, air, fulJ pwr. 497-1627 paint, 11250. 646-5265 New Cars 9IOO Ville.· Loaded! Immaculate! 1--------- ---------28,000 ml. Pt1ust sell. Aikin&" '68 XR7-AM/f'M stereo new Ustcl Cars 9tOO Attention G I 'I SJ!ISS. ~~U5 · tires, lac air, •II xtraa'. ·Xlnt --------.;.;_;,;..;..;..=i------1 $1395 196.5 MCB Rdstr RH 4 Speed \Vlr.e Wheel• real n i c e UL.K ().10 • • '68 El Dorado, lmmac. cond. 12200. 540-3250 Thlnklnr of buying an auto- mobile after returnln& from Loaded. Lo ml. $4595. over$euf We at Barwick Call 642.8062 LOOK! DODGE Jrnport,i would like to extend * '61 Wht CadiUac our heartiest oongl"B.tulaUons $354' * * 962-2087 '67 DODGE c ha r 1 e r 1!l&1 MGB Rodstr RH 4 Speed for a Job wel) done. Let us fastback. Loade~. Alr-cond'., What We Have For You $1195 -a steal el Lhis price BfE 790 help &elect you r new car or CAMARO 440 Tn11g, pwr. WlnClows, u~ automobile. Call for ap. steer, di5c brk!I. Lo. mile. $895 po1ntm~t, 5464052 or 1968 CAMARO HT-6 cyl, 3 Xlnt oond. &49-398.) Alt 1 1964 TRIUMPH Sp 1 t f Ire ~94~3.:....__ spd, stk 1htt. Origin! owner .. PM Wlrh c•mJN•.' cyl., 1l/!9..tr1n1. EX(tt• lenl condllltil lnllO• ow1-11.11111v IOf your w"•°'"" trlin! "0.1(.'' Ill lftr'f w•v. Lk..ut NIJt». $1399 Rodstr Rll 4 Speed EVH 301 34 ,000 m I . SI 5511 .101964=-Dod~~,-,-w~ .. -.-.-. -6-.,-,.1. Auto Leaiint '810 714--833-2491 or see at 47:>2 good oondlllon. S500 cuh. $1595 1967 TR!UMPH TR.4 Rodstr JUI 4 Speed a: a hardtop. TRV 400 $1595 1968 TRIUMPH Spitfire Rod&lr Rli:H 4 Speed Wire wiw:.ls Sharp WXN 454 D'iA'N LEWIS 1ff6: HARIOtt ILVD. COITA MESA '46·tlOJ JAGUAR ---' , ''8 XKE I CONCOURSE CONDITION! Low ·low 'fl'IUes, Just like , braiid ·new. Pttone me at home 644-1538 or a I 1YOrk 540-5630. Ask for .. Peter the Greek" 1938 ROU...~ Royce 20125 Sport Sal. Very good cond. &Mi-1~3. 542-9787. 1951 h1ERCURY ORIGINAL * * 1-0WNER . ...,... ""' LEASE ~ Roy.,,·Rd., INI"<. . Call 646-4983 .• , CHEV Camara '68. Only tD Cht!v, V8, ru11om El Ca. 11 ,000 miles. XLlNT COND, 1----E-D_S_E_L __ _ mlno Pickup. Radio, turbo-fl 900 49S-263J hydro, pwr 1tee:r, 3300 ml'1. ~·~·~~~----f ·---------$89 per mo., p, dll(' brake1. '67 CAMARO Rally Sport, '59 EDSEL, 4-dr HT convt. SOUTH COAST •Uck, xlnt oond. fl600. R/H. take best oiler. CAR LEASING * 644-<M37 * • 811-1285 * 300 w. Cat Jtwy, NB. 6621!2 '68 Ck\fARO 327 auto. XL.NT, ________ _ Evet iii: wlmdl (!&!1695 cond. New Urea, brks, FALCON w---11hookll. Make oiler. ~1608 Used Cars '900 '67 CAMARO Rally Spprt, 1-----.. --- ---------air. A:'\1/Fr\-1, p 0 1ygI11. i, 1962 STATION \Vqon -\'el')' CREDIT A PROBLEM? Hurst 4-1p 11600 837-9139 good cond . S3Z5. or offer. • . 675-0736 NEED A CAR7 1---------'65 FALCON Futura, CHEVROLET """'· vs. JVH. •·•·· good p.b .. Ca.II Manager 645.0466 -· ·---~· ---auto trans. 846-4741 '67 Malibu •-----~--- FORD I .. liii.,.iiiiiiiiliii.iiiiiiiOi"'IBucket seats Automatic, Dir., CREDIT PROBLEMS? ·poy,·er steering, air cond. ~:;:::;:::;:==::::::: We Carry Contracts One owner CTPF 681) .\\•ill FORD 6 cyl. engine with O.r1 From $99 Ur. taka trade or fin'.ance Pri· tranft. completely rebuilt. Blue Chip Auto Sa es vale party, Call 546-4052 or 2,000 miles. Beil offer 2f45 Harbor Wvd., C.P.f.7 494-9173. takes. 548--S380 642-9700 * 5*-4392 · ·57 CHEVY BUICK 4 dr., wagon. SACRIFICE $115 or be1t oiler alt 839-6573 068 Riviera white hardtop 2 '65 IMPALA Stn \Vi::n, p.s., dr sedan coupe, fully equl~ p.b., Jae air, lugra&e rack. ped, under 30,000 ml, good Ir new palnt. 1 owner. $lll>O clean. S3295. 494-6600 or or BMt olfer. 838-6138 ~"-'.fi-1~7757•_,,.,_•~· ~~---i '66 El Camino 327 auto. PS, '63 Buick Special station air cond, air shocks, new 9700 wagon . R/H, PS/PB, ad. tires. Xlnt cond. Ori& owner ----11"8.ns. $A!j0. 213-592--233-1. $14~. 54~1289 lMPOR'ts WANTED '66 RIVIERA, air oond, MILITARY • bein g trans(, Onnee Countle1 atereo, mag 1vheel11. miarp! '61 Chevy Im pala_ $450/ .TOP$BUYER 642-32'868:30to 5:30 6days be1t oller. Xlnt c o n d -. BUJ.. MAXEY TOYOTA ' 64l-2996 . 18881 Beach Blvd. ntE QUICKER YOU CALL, '66 CHEV. ll NO'(a 6 cyl Ph. 347..ass.'I THE QUICKER YOU SELL 2 dr. R/H. auto, P IS, extr~ clean. llo;.Q 545-7368 9'00 lmport•d Autos 9600 eve/wknd. M-O~v-t-N~G-! -,71,-,-, -.. ~1-1 ~.62 Chevy Biscayne 11 tat Ion \Yagon. $400. f>l8-8008 '68 CAPRlCE 327-pa/pb, air. Xlnt cond. Pvt. ply. 548-9477 'U FORD Golcule 500 t Ollor 1-1-.n11011. ¥.e, 111lo. 1r1m.., po...,. '"""'"'· E•c•ll.,.t.c.,,.llltn lnllde OVll A 900ll Vl l""J I.Oh of Ulll In !!lb ftl'ice l'9ntt l «lf to UDO. 18211 Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach w.,,, It le: 11t S.. 'I.ht• .fwr. Phono 545-1863 o,. 847-6017 -' wrv• ~T THE NEW TRIUMPH SPmlRE Ml 111.1 AID THE TRIUMPH GT-6+. AIP THE TRIUMPH TR-6. '69 EL CAMINO: P . 8 . disc/PS. facL air, 4 1pd, post., 3:0· cu. In, ?.lint? $2650. ......... '60 Chefrol.et, 6 eyllndt-r 1tick, $.10. -THEY HAVI TO BEi WE'VE GOT THE FINEST SELECTION OF '8MW'S IN ORANGE CQUNTYI Stop In ond tH tho comploto lino of BMW's, All colors, model1; reedy for lmmtcllate delivery. YOU DRIVE THEM. THEY DON, DRIVE YOU. STOP IN TODAY PROVE IT TO YOURSELF FRITZ WARREN 'S SPORT CAR CENTER 710 l 111 It, S111t1 An1 547.0764 '63 ll\IPALA. 4 dr, air cond:, Auto. clean. Good b:ansp. 968-7003 '6'1 P.'IALIBU 5S-4spd $800 673-6708 '57 Chevy Sin \Vgn V8. auto trans $1M firn1 * • M~j11 CHEVY '67 El C8mlno l.'16, R/H, 4 spd. Clean. Priv. party. $1500. 893-7706 '67 Bel Atr SIA Wag. V-'J, P/11 P/b, fac a.Ir. CLEAN, 11750, MS-9490 'IC O IEVY. 6 c::yl, 3 apd traIW. New tim;, bucket M'at.s. Good transportation $100 tinn. ~17 iU EL CAMINO. '!111 eng. "'~' creen. Rn1. Tinted atas1. Oise brakes. ~ 'SS C1-IEVY con\ft.-runs \\'fll, look! areal. $200. ~lS-2356 ··61 OIEVY -p!/pb. good cond. S300 or best ()fft r. ~1023 -tfus CJ{EVY . • • RUNS 100 fitMllll '62 PORSCHE R•dio, he1t1r, •-lfl 1p.,;.1 ,.,. hi t b1•11 t1k1n lo.ilk tki1 b11utv. 511 I: dri¥t lo •ppr1ci1!11 (0519 !. '69 vw A11!01111tic 1tick tllifl, t1dlo, h1•l1r, 100~1 111d dri•t• 11111 • f1cte1y fr11h c•r-tSERttl l. ---- '65PO=Rsc=H~E ~$-2_9_9_5 110'"1 llDW llltl111 1101 I 1t1Ho 011 ill RMle, +l.to.,.r, i111111oc11l1to thr1111ho11t. Whet o btautyl 10021), '69 vw f Pll .. fltW Wtftll, ftvt Pltlt nt w re41tl tlrt1. Tlil1 but ;, ftttery '"' $AVE ,ric.4 •• ltw v•u w•n'I be llt ve Ill l4142), ~6!. .. '::. .,<;., '"'" ,.,,$1595 1h•tp little c•t. A -1 1h1p1. IWTP066.J '62 FIAT c ..... ,tiltl •• ,,,f.ct tr•111petl1tie11, 1~. M1du111l11lly .top1l 16fN.1641. • '65 SUNBEAM ''T1,,, .. 1•0 v.1, AM/FM, h•r4+•,. •II t'rl'ICtO 4-1,..ol, Ste thil .,.,1 llGZ·l421. loe BerloUI'• T&M MOTORS IOll GARDEN GROVE BLVD. SAL.IS OPIN SUNDAY PAITI, lll'f'ICI TUI$., THURS. TILL l :ff 114·1114 fV. ....... , .... Ill''·'"'''' .. -: .. ·: ·' i ! I I I I Yes, We Have Been Getting New ~rds In By The Dozens ••• AIJ Models ••• All Colors And With The Model Ru-' Build-Out .ney Have Been Pili11g Up .• \ • And Now At Any Cost They Bring Your Car, Your Wife, Your 'T.iffe • • • We Mean Business • •• Yes, Drastic Price . Cuts Plus . Make This The Greatest ' Sale We_ Have Had In The Last Year ••• Don't Take 011r Word ••• Co"9e ' .. In And Make Your Own Offer •••. But Be Ready To Buy Because We are Ready To Make A Deal . I ' 5440 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. 636-4010 598-5588 TAKE THE VALLEY VIEW OFFRAMP U~:Cors 9900 UHcl Cars 9900 UsH Carl MUSTANG OLDSMOBU PLYMOUTH '67 MUSTANG '66 Cutlass racuda, good cond, \Vhitc },uU power plus air co~ w/n!rl int. Bucket scats, Autoniatic, air colKI., power vinyl top, Dir. (TRI' ~ 1 console, auto trans, V-8, 11kerlng. {VFU 2981 \\'ltl \VHI take car In trade or Un. formula S. S925. 962-9897 take car in trade or finance ance private party, 546-4052 .,~ · VALIANT I" ~ private party. 54&4052 or or 49-1-9773. v.> • 'Yag. ......, 494-97TJ. ;;...~~;.,,--,--,-,lf,1 ~rlcs, V..S, R/11. Runs grl . .;..~.c..,~~~-~ I "65 OLDS Cutlass, fac air, Gd cond. S750. Alt ::, AT Last! The be!t car in run pwr, bucket seats, new M&-004I town ill for sale. Less than tires & brks, Xlnt mech i-~--~~-= 400l mi. in concourse cond. cond, Immac! J950, Pvt ply, '&t Plymouth Sport Fury 38:>. Bolls 429 J\.1ustang. Blk &14-lP.Ai Xln't cond. New tires, w/blk Interior. 251 E . Bay ,67 442 OLDS. Low mileqe. alternator, brks, batt., tune- St., C.M. &U-4?36 Xl nt rond. Draft~ • MU5r up. R&:H. $595.. S48-3US. ·SS MUSTANG! in J.ine COIKI. SELL! CaU 6154683 or '69 ROAD Rilnner. XLNT Auto. trans. 289 eng. Priv, 675-3071 c.'Ond. J\.1any extras. Cash owner. Any reaAOnable oHer ,63 OLDS Sta. w ... Good deal only, 6-12-9737 coosidered. C&1l 673-2371 aft 6 <.'Ond. All pwr. Air. Radio. pm. All new tires. Best Oller. '69 CUS70M ?il us I a n g, G42-9-t33 days yellow w/blk hood, V8 351, '&:i 0 L D S CuUas&·bucket FJ\.1/AM stereo, ra c'g PONTIAC '67 Le Mans seats & air. Looks like new. gears, Like nc1v, 15,000 SllOO. 536-1930 Bucket seats automatic, pow. mi's, S2700. 897-5731 ::;::;::::;::::;::::;:==I f'f steering, air cond. Dir. , OLDSMOBILE -·6T CUTLASS Supreme . Below Blue Book. Best cond. Loaded, Anxious! ( #288-479) will take tradt? or finance private party call :;;==o~=;;=;;;;o;=;'=o'I 5464051 or 494-9773. '68 PLYMOUTil GTX clean, '69 PONTIAC Bonneville 2 4 spd, 4·!0 high performance. dr HT-air, -pi/pb, ·AM/FM 64•1-4607 Ntereo, New tires. lo mi. PONTIAC '55 PLY J\.l OUT H Gd. Pvt. ply. $2995. 548-1342 '60 OLDS 88 transportation $50. G~l791 '69 G.P. 13.IXX> mi. IK!W belt Excellent tran.~. car ~aft. G:OO tires all power, air. $.1.395. 540-5483. Make Offer 6'1J..213J '55 PLY r>.t 0 UT H Gd !\1~ J\1otel 415 Npt Blvd. -=::::.:=:..C..'---1 transportation S5(1. 6&1191 No. 9 I ~D~lal;;64~2-50;;:;;18~·~c~~·="'~'o="=· ~-'·="=· =''="'=====:::::1 '"~~PO~N'1=1.-c~Lc~-,-,,-,,,,-,, I ·~ •-fully equip. Xlnt cond. $2350 Imported /t.1Jtos 9600 Imported Autos 7WVV or bst olr, 836-4946. l i~iiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'.i"iiiii., '64 PONTIAC Grand Prix, 10,Nw COSTA MESA ~1~i ~ i~;;;';;;.J .::~;-; '64 Bonneville, p.s, p.h. PW?' windows, nu tires, $525. HONDA 600 .::::i".:.r1AC GTO mnvert. SEDA" 4 1Jpd, 13.000 mi. $7700 Or bst ofr 847-4539 aft 6 · 1968 FIREBIRD 400. Xlol 40 MlllS Pll GAUON e F""' Disc ·lnlm • full Corpotlng e .75 MPH e 4 Sptt4 Tr1n1. UNIVERSITY OLDI MOllLI 2150 HARIOa llVD. COSTA MESA 540-9640 cond. Prv. par1y S2(m. 644-4279 or 1-688-8011 '67 GTO Convert., R/H., rr<'am color. Pvt ply, $1500. 337-8726 RAMBLER '65 4 Dr. Rambler, 37.lm mi's. xln't cond. $775. Call 962-TI39 T-BIRD '5T T·BIRD, & '60 Starllner $1800/both. Good Cond. ~2514 or 546-2018 TEMPEST '62 TEMPEST Convert. buc. aeats $200. '63 Cbev, Impala SS Qinver1, j)uC seats, '*1· llOI, PS, PB .400. Cast! or w/trade for tnick. 4233 Col1ep 0..-C,M. -· ' JOHN CONNILL "NO GIVEAWAYS NO GIMMICKS" • , • J111t 22 Yeer.s of Ho11e1t 01i lln9 , Selli119 Chevrol1h. SAN QIEGO OR GARD~~ ~RQYr:. FREEWAY 1 CONNELL CHEVROLET'S CLEAN .. SWEEP CLEARANCE · SALE! ALL NEW 1970 CHEVROtETS ' Impalas -Camaros -Chevrolet WCICJO!I• ~ El C:.Cll!!lllO•. -Trucks Deillonttniters ond Eitecutlve Can. DISCOUNTS GALORE -SAVE-· SAVE --SAVE -SAVE I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;... ___ ___ BRAND NEW 1970 NOVA 2 DOOR COUPE Tint.d gl•n, tlelw•e iielh, power 1tto1ring, ~M r•dio, ev1p. e111i1· 1io11 control, white wi ll tir11, l•rg e wh11I tfVln. (J60T) 11· 36241 List l'tlct ................ $2111.1 5 DISCOUNT ............. $ 311.U cL~~t:c• $2562.53 BRAND NEW ~~~1970 IMPALA CUSTOto' COUPE Turba·hvclr•m11ic, •ir ctnJ., vln· ·vi roof, ti~t-4 tl•n. 110 '"''' power tlttrin,9, b1lttd WSW, 111r •P••••r, t lt clric clesk, rtlly whet[1. 11 94 1 f 1124111 Liit. Price ................ $4539.10 DISCOUNT .............. $ 152.3' CL~~:::cl $3686.71 ' BRAND NEW 1970 FULL SIZED WAGON TintM 9l•11, lu1bo hvdrem•llc, evtp1 t1t11'1ion, powtr 1ttt ri119, 210 VI •ngint , AM r•'iUo, vl11yl lnlt~•r,.(907) 11,171•1: BRAND NEW 1970 CHEVELLE H.T. v• engln•, tint1J JJI•••• turh• hvcl1 1m•lic lr1n1111in io11, t V•fll· t111!11ion cD11trol, hide ~wty wi11· era. 16117 1 1164609) " .. List l'tlct ·-·-··· .. -· $ltl0. '111 DISCOUNT .............. $ HJ.53 c~:::c• $3298.37 Liit l'tlct ................ SJott.JO DISCOU NT .............. $ 405.10 CL~~:::CI $2693.40 . ' • 1J DAILY PILOT . • t \ S.t~, July 25, 1970 " .. ·~· • • . ' . CADILLAC . . OVER 80 QUALITY .. .CA.DILLACS ' NINETEE N SEVENTY AND OTHER FINE CARS , TO . SELEC1' FROM " LARGEST SELECTION IN ORANGE COUNTY! OUR .NEW 1970 CADILLAC SELECTIO N IS GREAT • ALL MODELS -EQUIPMENT & COLOR CHOICES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. I YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER NABERS . 1966 PONT·IAC . ' ·uonncvtne f "Door; Vlnyr 1ritt.rlor, full poWer equip. ment pita factory air conditioning, tilt steering wheel, radio and heater, white side wall tires. CROX779) SALE$1111 PllCE 1967 THUNDERBIRD Landau. Full power, factory air conditioning, tilt- tele wheel, push button radio, vinyl top I: interior, local 1 owner immaculate car. (ULG475} SALE$1777 PRICE 1966 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle, full po~·er equipz:n"nt plvs factory air cond.IUorrlng, A?it-FAt radio. (111X393) SALE s2222 PllCE 1968 OLDSMOBILE Luxurlous 98 Hollday Coupe. Factory air cond., full 1>0wer, vinyl padded top, plu1h vinyl Interior, tilt & t.ele1copic steering, AM·F!'.t radio, etc., etc., etc. (VFMo:il) SAU$2555 PllCE 1967 CADILLAC Sedan DeVllle. Vinyl top, cloth &. leather Interior, full power, factory air, stereo A?tt-FM multiplex, tilt-t.ele5Copic wheel, JlO"''cr door locks. IVGR244) SAU$2999· PllCE 1968 FORD TORINO Jardtop Coupe. Thi• local 1 owner automobile has unly 15,546 actual mlle9 and is just stunning. Vinyl lop, tapestry Interior, VS engine, automatic, power steering & disc brakes, factory air, AM-Fr-.1 stereo multiplex, 'vs'v tires, etc. :r.rust see. (XTI'976) SALE PRICED 2600 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa 540-9100 • SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN 1964 CADILLA-C Sed&n DeVllle:Tull power, factory lilr cOndltlonlng, ~ Mf-FM radio, tilt steering "'heel, power door locks, electric vent windows, automatic dimmers, etc. COU<ml SALl$1222 PllCE 1966 EL DORADO Fleetwood. Leather Interior, full power, factory air cond., atereo AM-FM, tilt telescopic "stffr. wheel, po~r door Joe kl, cruise control,' twili&ht sentinel, l';rEH7fl) SALf$2222 PRICI 1967 RIVIERA Full power eoquJpme'nt plus factory air conditioning, AJ.1:-Fltt radio, vinyl interlor, white side wall tires. (748) SALE '2222 PRICE 1969 OLDSMOB,ILE Delta 88 2 Door hardtol?-Vinyt top, vinyl Interior, VS, automatic, po~·er 1teerlng. power brakes, radio, heater. factory air conditioning, white walls etc. (ZBC138) SALl'2888 PllCE 1970 GTO JUDGE Ram Air 400, 4 1peed Hardtop. Factory air condi· tlonlng, po~·er steering, AM-F?tf stereo multiplex. Vinyl buckets, console. Oran:s::e In color. Remainder ot new car warranty. The HOT ONE. (120ASK) SALE $3111 PllCI 1970 EL DORADO DEMONSTRATOR Vln)'l top, leather interior, full power, factory air, stereo AM-FM multiplex, tllt·tele. wheel, poy,·er trunk opener 5: door locks, twilight sentinel. (0920). Low mlleaee. $AL! 56999 PllCE SUMMll LEASE SPECIALS 1970 EL DORADO' ITOC:I( I Ule ONLT $·199 MO. 24 M-Opoo bd i.-ALSO IMMIDIATI Dlll.IVllT Oii ANT CAI IN STOCK l.MM efl'er .. ,,,... "1fr .. lt1f OH """-OVED ClllOIT 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. e 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun. S.rvlct Dtptrlmtnl Open Mon .. Frl. 7:»---4:00 ALL CARS SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE. ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1970 • ' 4. ' • , . DAILY PILOT ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA POa IUUBIH' TBOMr!IOlf, ha. &cr~WT,. J'a Pr~ A.-e- Mr • .4pee9 _...,. .. .,... polilieolly ~,.,... ... fro• c... ,..,_ aoeu/elter •I "'•• l'erla. I'd .. ....,. w p•••• •r. a.e•/elkr /M dae ~ftey. r1q1-Jt.L.., v~ If.I'. e Mr. Ape. ~r tlaoagtlt ~eraor Rockefeller wu M .. liberal" .. tome of Ii.is critics ia ti.e party clicl. He admired tbe Co.er.ore edminiatratne abilitiee. ud wt.ea he (Ape.) ... Co'fenor of lla.rylud, he uecl eome of die proc&- 4IU'el Kr. R.ocbfeDer .ltad uted ia New York State. 'Oa CEOllCE r. CltBSSJl.41'1 W«IM. U.S. reaflwr B111esa rJMN ............ •lus lus•11i.u• r•i•/•11 ~ ia die CJ.S.1 ~r1e B. a .... , Nalio..U, Fl.. • During an eJtt.raordiu.ry cloudbunt at Unionville. Md .. July 4, 1956, 1.23 inches of rain wu recorded in oae min· Ute (3:23 p.m. 3:24 p.m..). Thie eet a new world record for rainfall intensity. POa Dlt. •.ta1B .4. BINaJUIS, A.mc-MHial Auoci•tiM D•ri•I dae •••mMr .....,,.., ....,. srdela .. ,.,.....,,,,.,...., •• ,,...,.. .. dae ... -" Ila ...,._,., raai... Jut .._ ~ •• ,,..,,,. u i. --"1~u•• .,.,..,.., s.. LaU o ... ,,., C.li/. • We cou.Jd not an&wer JOGJ' question be. cause the liJDil8 of safety for prolonged e11posure to aunligbt must take into ac- count &0me other factors 1uch u the time of year. altitude. time of day. ud skia cha.racteri5lica. We 5&lgat tbat t.bi9 would be best detenaiaed by confermce with your phy1icUin. POlt LOVIS It. BltVCE, co-iuiown ---o//..0-Afwin e The brome statue atop the Capitol in Wuhington. D.C.. i9 not an Jndian., but many are under the iJDprasioA it is. The figutt_ known u the Statue of Freedom. ia that of a woman clad in &wing drap- eriea with her rigbt hand reating upon What In t.hB Worldl Ry ln/C:C-p Out Campiq enlhasiatb can now camp out in areas u diet.ant u Alaska. Hawaii. and Canada-or ia ~;. Flying in '° MW camping areas ou1ly inaceeui.ble areas of the U.S. The Fly In/Camp Out program of Camp America has a new program wbfoh com· binee air travel and fully equipped campel' rentals. Pioneered by Eutern Air LlM8. a reservation can oow be placed with any major airline or trrrel qent for tl.e coaabiaatioa. Arming at their desti- aation-airpo~ the camping familiel hate the option of following a pnplanned itinerary or going oJf on their own. The eampen. rusiac from '250-per·wcek motor homes to f 135 -mini·•ane. are all eqa.ipped with buik·in ltota, Oft'ft .. 11.ab, water aupp)y. refriaerator. dinette, ...._., a.reu, ud toilet fac:ilitiea. And for tlae ad"8har'Oaa folk who cloa •a wut to be barde1led with their OWD gar. Camp America will eYm eapply bedding. utemils. and malJll and guides. CNate a n ... Island Do JOU come home from work "dead ti~? .. It may not be more rest you need but mo~ exerci9e. As psychoanalyst Dr. Erika Freeman raninded a gathering of the F uuly Fit- DeM Council (in cooperation with Sean), .. Motivation lo keep 6t is neceesary to 1tart but insufticieot to keep going. It must become a recuperating habit." One of the best and futest waJ11 to ettabliah the babit i8 lo gi•e exercise a .. time is· land" of ita own (meaning a time intenal devoted to a 1peci6c actiYity euch u a cof. fee break-which hu the paychological ef. feet of gettiq away front it all). Another aid it baviag a 'gadget' euch u an uerciae er ourself tbe IW1 of a ehea•hed .word and her left laad IMtMt-g a wreath and grupiaa a lh.ieM. 'Oa CVlt'f' GOFDl', rt#:'-'" sporuc.Jkr FJ.ea ••• dae /in• ••H••U 6••• aefe. ., ......... .Mo ,,i.,.,u -llr1. H.P. Jerue,., Brea/~ S.D. e In the spring of 1935 a baseball game between Princeton and Columbia Uni· 'ft:nities was telewiscd at Colombia in New York. POK llAE FBS'I' I/ • -..le u ...ie •I ytMI' U/e, --709 *' ......... -~ ..... ~,.. ........ /or ... title Nltd--ll.D., ~9,, .. e In order that it be done properly I would bave to do it mytelf. My million.e of fw ba..e always demanded tAc Mae West! 'Oa M.DBlf B.taBBlt, Ok/ Sc..i EUCllliw. Boy Sc..ll •J A-U. e Yes. John F. Kennedy wu a Boy Scout in Troop 2, Bronnille. New York. from 1929 to 1931. Although many other Preai· dente have been active adult Scout Jead. en. President Kennedy i& the only one to hav~ bad ec.outing experienu. 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Will&G• WutMOr.za.4, ArMW CIUef of Sf4,f f, au Gn. Leort4rd F . CM"'"41', COMMGtMi4"t of tM Ma.riM Corp1. Not 111.ottm u AdM. ElMO R. Z1'Mt0Glt, Jr., M1D CIU.ef of Naval ~iou. Admiral Tlumta.8 H. Moorer, 58, buame Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff on July !. He is the second Navy man to hold this position. The other was Admiral Arthur W. Radford, who retired in 1957. Admiral Moorer granted FAMILY WEEKLY this exclusive interview shortly after his appoin,t- ment to h'is importaftt new post. Q: What clo you .. -the ...... est prollllM fodll9 you .. Cllalr- man of the Johlt Chiefs of Statn A: I'm very much concerned with a problem facing our country which haa a great bearinr on the morale of our young people in the armed forcea. I'm disturbed by the general attitude of some persona-particularly aa ex- pressed in the preea in terma of car- toona and ao on-that has the effect of degrading the eerviceman. There are roughly three million yolJng Americana in uniform tod,a.y--a uni- form that is a new-found tarset for groups that de.al in diacredit. Thia concerns me deeply. Q: Is this IOlfteth .... that has to be tackled by the Joint Chiefs, the government, or by the press! A: It confronts ua all. for it poeea difficulties and dangers for everyone in the United States. The biggest danger is the effect it can have on our young people, who eee these slurs on military aervice and start to won- der whether they want a career in the military. And if this reaches the point where we do not get the very highest type young men, the beat- Qualifted young men, to seek military careers, then by 1980, 1990, and 2000, we're going to be faced with a "lead- ership gap,'' which will significantly weaken our country. Q: Why clo you think ths Mtuo- tlon ha1 ....... , llft't ft because of ............ ,,.... the ... In lncloc:h .... , At That's a big part of it, of course. This conflict against a rutblesa foe in Southeut Aaia baa been deecribed u immoral, unneCeeaar.r. and unjust. I happen to believe that theee de- ecriptions are more appropriately applied to militant communism-the militant communism oar eenicemen oveneu are f.cing and coplq with. The objective of our Government in this conftict la simple: to atop the aggressive spread of communism. Qs Do you .... that the ,..... .. ....... Ullfalrf At Not intentionally, no. It'• alwa.ya been the nature of thinp that some- thing bad that happens. becau.ee it is the exception. is more likely to be deemed newaworthy than something good. Unfortunately, thia means that the good thinga that happen, and the pro(l'ess brought about by good people who work bard, observe the Will Weaken Us" By WILIJAM O'NEILL law, and raise God-fearing families, are being given short shrift in fa- vor of a amall minority who advo- cate, and sometimes produce, diaaen- tion and destruction. They aren't typical of the American people, and it's important to keep this in mind. Peuimiam baa a bad characteristic, even a daqeroua characteristic. in that it can be self-defeating. It would be a trqedy if the United States were to sell ita capability and determination short in these crucial times throush negative thinking. Qs Do you ...... that ........... h11pp••' At There is always that mk. but let me make it clear that I personally am not a pessimist. I've worn the uniform for 41 years, and because I know that the sort of attitude we are eeeing today ia a kind of recur- ring cycle, I'm pretty tbick-<skinned. It goes on all the time with our country's military forcea. At some point, everyone is for you, then ev- eryone seems to be against you. It has been a part of our history. Q: Then I gather you feel the crftkal moocl wlll pau. What clo you think wlll have to be clone to llri119 about a change! A: Well, I hope and believe that it is a passing pbue becauae we have much more going for ua than many people seem to realize or appreciate. We bear a lot just now about demon- strations and noiay protesters. I think it's time we made some not.e of our own about what I like to call the Quiet Generation-which includes members of our armed f orces--who are not prone to eemng the stage, an act that baa become the hallmark of some of their contemporaries. The youth of this countl"y are hold- ing the· line against a determined foe, and they are containiDI' the spread of communism. They are meeting it head-on in Vietnam, and they are the heart of the deterrent forces we have elsewhere. By any standard of his- tory, no soldier, sailor, or airman ever faced more of a challenge. In spite of what I would define as a negative minority attitude, our servicemen oversea.a have performed with courage and a great profeeeion- alism, and I'd like to aee them re- ceive some of the recognition and at.- tention that is being misdirected elsewhere. This is what I mean by saying that, at the moment, many people are get- Admiral Th01ft4.a H. Moorer, tit~ MW Chairman. of tlte loiflt C/&iefa of Sf41/. •'' • 3 ) Family ~ek.9' I July f6. 1970 In this exclusi ve interview, Admiral Thomas H. Moorer discusses the implications of the current antiwar sentiment ting only a distorted image t hat needs to be corrected. And I think it's time we stopped calling the Gov- ernment. "they" all the time, aa though it were our enemy, and re- membered that we-the people-a.re the Government and quit berating the alleged existence of a so-alled evil military-industrial complex. Adm. Moonr so11• proteat nio.rchea degrade Gia, b1At morale ia 1tiU high. Q: But It was former President Elsefthoww, back In 1961, who warned of the da...-r that might arise from a mllhary-lndustrlol complex. Do you think we have, in fact, such a complex today? At President Eisenhower's fine speech, which enjoined us to remain strong against a hostile and deter- mined enemy bas been quoted entire- ly out of context. As a result, the phrase "military-industrial complex" has become so loaded with warped connotations that it has become a semantic trap. In my opinion, if we didn't have close cooperation between industry and Government, we would not have the capability we now pos- sess to use the advancement.s of sci- ence for the over-all bene1it of our country. An outstanding example of this is our successful landjng of men on the moon. Q: Is the dflMftf at home and the diflicultles of the war In South- east Asia having an adverse ef. feet on morale among MrYkemen? A: They are concerned, of course. A man in uniform wants and needs the support of the people at home. But I have visited our servicemen in Viet- nam, in Europe, and at bases in the United States, and their morale re- mains high. They know that although bad news and controversy may at- tract the headlines, the majority are behind them. Ae I've said before, I know that ''good news is no news" on many of the mus media's events yardstick, since it may not capture the public's attention. But though we have seen a number of atoriea about American servicemen who choose to absent themaelves without le.ave, «iring the impression that ou.r military morale is suspect, here are some facts that didn't make the newa: less than five percent of American servicemen ever go absent without leave-or A. W .O.L. -less than one-tenth of one percent of our men in uniform have sought aaylum in Sweden; yet more than 73,000 military personnel have vol- unteered for second or subsequent duty tours in Vietnam. Qs You _.. taking ofRce when the United States ls eneaged in u- sentially a land war, which the PNsklent has pleclgecl wlll be scaled clown. Do you fotoe... a smaller role for the Navy? A: No, for a number of reasons. The United Statea ia an island that sits between two oceans. Thia makes us a maritime nation. During our lifetime, we have had free uae of the aeu for so long that the average American citizen takes it for granted. But this is not the case. The Russian.s have seen how use of the sea by the United Statea and her allies has facilitated our military, economic, and political viability. They know that in four ma- jor wars and on several lesser occa- sions we have projected U.S. power through t he seas. These le880na have not been lost. The Soviet Union has aet out to build the world's largest and best navy. They aee it as a means of exerting economic preaaure and establishing a worldwide presence. We are embarked 011 an overdue program of shipbuilding to modern- ize our Navy-many of our vessels have been active since World War II. We are moving more of our nucletlr deterrent to sea, aboard nuclear sub- marine! for wider dispersal. Q: Dehn• costs have .......... sublect of growing criticism, in Congreu and out. Do you think you will get from the Congress the funds you need, or will there be some belMfghtening? At There already baa been substan- tial belt-tightening. For instance, the Navy has inactivated many shjps and aircraft 9C1Uadrons and curtailed sev- eral modernization programs. Large numbers of reservists have been granted early di.acharges as an econ- om,y meaaure. Similar atepe have been taken in the other servi~. Also, the number of military ba8e8 here and abroad is bein~ reduced. It's worth bearing in mind that the $71.8 billion Department of Defense budget for ft.seal 1971 represents 84.6 of Federal spending, while in 1960 it was $43 billion-which was 46 per- cent of Government spending. So de- spite a costly war and the increasing coats of more technically advanced weapons systems, our investment in national security today is actually 11.4 percent smaller than it was dur- ing a time of relative peace. Proposed defense spending will take seven percent of our Gross Na- tional Product in fiscal 1971-or about three percent less than the percentage Americans spend annually on all forms of insurance. So despite the hue and cry, we are making very major cuts, and I believe Congre88 is aware of this. Q: There Is speculation that the clecls5on to enter Camlladla was a high-water mark for the Joint Chiefs, and that their lnftuence In cleclslor...maklng may nev•r be a s strong again .• Do you think thls is the case? A: I do not. 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This unique lemon lotion encour- ages the natural "flak- ing" processes of skin cells at the most propi- tious time, when they outgrow their uscfuJ- ness. The old, clinging, complexion-duJJing par- ticles of scarf skin are gently coaxed away by the miJd, tingling lemon freshener, so that new cells can take their place and the wonderful beau- ty of a fresh, radiantly clear complexion can be fully admired. The natural toning and in- vigorating qualities of lem- ons become immediately a~ preciable when Lemon Jelvyn Freshener is applied to your skin with a cotton pad, for the complexion benefits in every way from these clearing, bracing prop- erties that bring a soft, fine bloom to your skin. Because this luAury fresh- ener helps discourage an over-i.ealous oil flow and aids also in clearing the skin of blemish-inducing impuri- ties, it is invaluable to the teenage complexion as well as those complexions with an inherent tendency to be oily in character. Lemon Jelvyn Freshener is used by the world's most beautiful women for skin beauty and is ideal for quick cleansing or to prevent a greasy shine developing on the nose. In America it is obtainable from druggists. I I I l { I j I I l I I HAPPINESS RECIPE Mi. All you need is ~ and 'SCULPTURED GLASS' The jars that changed the way women feel about home canning! Pretty as a picture, 'Sculptured Glass' has a charming raised glass medallion and decorated gold "Dome" lids, the lids with the nice clean white enamel lining and bright red sealing ring. Sculptured Glass comes in the glamorous new pint·and-a-half shown, plus every shape and size ordinary fruit jars come in ..• (tapered sides, too, so you can use them for freezing as well as canning) yet they cost no more! It's all so new and easy .•. shouldn't YOU have the latest Edition of the famous Ball Blue Book of Home Canning & freezing too? Send 35¢ to BAU. Dept. fW P.O. Box 4005, Diamond Bar, Califomla 91766. Michael Cole, one of the three youthful stars of "Mod Squad," is a paradox. He's Establishment and anti-Establishment at the same time. He's young and he's old-at 28. He's been married, divorced, starved, jailed, loved, and neglect- ed. Yet he holds no one but himself responsible for what he was, what he is, and what he will become. Alonr with Peirn Lipton and Clarence Williama, Michael helps policeman Tige Andrews aolve all sorts of problem.a on the weekly ABC-tv show. Yet be points out heatedly, ''We don't work for the Los An- geles Police Department! The serlea bas nothing to do with that. The moment I feel like a cop, I'll quit. In the ehow, Peru. Clarence, and I are working with a man who is in the police department. I'm not 'Dudley Dorlrht.' I bate it when ABC says we're three cop&-<>ne white, one black, one girl. The main reason for the succesa of the show ie the relationship among us." H is feelings were so atron&' that he al- moet taJked himself out of retting the part in the drat place. "Originally the in- clusion of pns, cop can, and all that non- sense wae discussed. When I had this first interview with Aaron Spelling, the pro- ducer of the show, I ranted and raved and did a lot of screamin&' ~gainst such a con- cept-and probably made quite a fool of myself-until be explained what be felt the show was really about." Cole could have some reason for dislik- ing the law. ''When I was 16, I ran away from home, and got into trouble. {He wouldn't explain what the trouble waa.} The police picked me up. I got in trouble with the police a couple of other times, too. But I waa never put away for any length of time." Cole think.a he ran away from home be- cause of a terrible insecurity within him- self. "I simply wasn't comfortable with whatever I did because I didn't contribute MICHAEL COLE: Out of Tune and Outspoken By PEER ). OPPENHEIMER anything worthwhile to anybody, includ- ing myself. Yet I can't blame anyone for what happened. Not my mother who loved me. Not my brother. Not my teacher. Not even my ateptatber, although we didn't get alonr at tint. We did eventually. I simply felt unfulfilled and without pur- pose. But I'll never torret the day my mother came all the way from home in Madison, Wis., to get me out of jail. She cried. I knew then that what I'd done waa very wt'bng." Michael didn't like school, although bis grades were quite good, and he excelled in competitive sports. "I quit when I waa 16. It was the wont decision I ever made. Education ia everything. I wish I bad more ot it." Michael never caught up with his schooling. "I waa too busy running around at night, drinking, and going out with the chicks." He worked in a pizza parlor, as a dieh- waaher. He was a bartender and handy man in a theatre work.shop. The job he liked best waa in a bookstore. "I would read periodically," be recalled, "and I still do. Except my tutea have changed. For a while, I waa interested in nothing but com- ics. After a while, I learned to enjoy po- etry. I'd read it primarily to aee whether I could understand it. When I did, I felt I'd accompliahed something.'' When he was 19, Michael left home with a friend and headed for the West Coast. "We wound up in San Francisco, but not until after this dinr-a-linr friend of mine blew all the money we bad gambling in Laa Veraa. Luckily, I had a little stuhed away in my shoe. When we got to San Francisco, we had the names of some cats who we could stay with until I got a job in a bookstore again, and my buddy start- ed t.o work tor an insurance company." M icbael became interested in acting after he moved to Loa Angeles and attended a Little Theatre performance. He felt he could do aa well as the actors be wat.cbed and enrolled at Estelle Harmon'• work- shop, which be still attenda once in a while. He studied with her for two years before 1 l ld- ~or •ed fot n't I ir- ny in be '&I ais in .5. le. re iis id be b- iy !le ld m a n- o- !r It :h t. >t 1e .D d n :a b ~ 1r a e d .- '· BNTERTAINMENT The youthful star of tv's "Mod Squad" argues with producers, disagrees with the network he tried out for bla ftrst acting job. He aurvived during thia time in a vagabond exiatence of odd joba. ".Mi88 Harmon helped me get an agent a?Ul my ftrat job," Michael recalled-" A featured role in the pilot film for ABC'a "The Felony Squad.' " Although the original format was canceled, cuting di- rectors aaw it, and before long Michael had hia chance to play in "Gunamoke," "Run For Your Life," and two motion pictures-- Arch Oboler'a "The Bubble" and "Chuka," with Rod Taylor, before becoming Pete Cochran of "The Mod Squad." When conversing with Michael, you have to be careful becauae he can fty off the handle rather easily. Certain subjects are tabu, even though once in a while he slips into them of his own accord. Among them is his own father, whom be can't remember, and bis stepfather, whom he hated at first but then learned to like. He also won't discuaa the wom- an he married at a very young age, nor his two children, a boy and a girl he no longer aeea, and to whose support he doean't contrib- ute for reasons known best to himself. He does admit, however, that he supports his mother and two sisters (he also hu an older brother) , for whom he bought a house in the San Fernando Valley, while he remains in a small apart- ment in Laurel Canyon. Michael insists be has no idea about money. He has a business manager and an agent to invest for him. "If it weren't for them, I'd probably put any extn money in an old shoe boL I wu so broke for so long, I a imply couldn't bold on to money once I got it. A.nd 1 trust these people.'' He claims money doesn't matter to him as Jong as be can live fair- ly comfortably, which includes his one luxury. a silver-gray Jaguar. Yet a few daya before we met. he'd rone to Hawaii to look after three parcels of real estate he owns there, including one that containa a successful hotel Mcbael'a con.rtant tension is ap- parent in the way be walks, talks, and thlnb. But he doesn't believe in drop. Nor does be believe in rebellion for the sake of rebellion or. in spite of his earlier outburst about playing a oop on tv, of hat- ing cope simply because they are cope. "You can't lock them all up in one group. I bate some of them, but I alao know " lot of honeet-to-goodnesa cops who de- vote their lives to their work." Michael is both aware and dis- turbed by what's rof ng on today. "There are too many problems which seem to have no solution. I am scared because I don't have an understanding of so many things that are going on.'' 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Alub King crab or YJ iaond fnseia Alub King crab % caps tomato jaiee 1 en~-uaftaYored gelatin 1 tablespooa .upr 2 teupoons Worcestershire sauce 1 tablespocm prepared lloneradiah 2 teupoou grated onion l teupoon grated lento• peel 1 teaspoon Jeaoe jaiee ~ np •ayonnai11e ~ cup dail'J' 110ar cream 1 tableapooa capen 2 tableepoon11 lnely chopped green pepper 2 tablupoona finely chopped celery t. Drain crab and chill thoroughly. Sprin- kle gelatin over tomato juice in a sauce- pan and stir over low heat until dissolved. Remove from heat. Blend in sugar, Wor- cestershire, horseradish, onion, lemon peel, and juice. Chill until set. 2. Meanwhile, combine the mayonnaise., sour cream, capers, green pepper, and celery. Slice ehiJted crab, reserving 4 pieces for gamish; mix remainder with the mayonnaise. Chill. 3. Spoon % cup of the tomato aspic into each of four 6-to 7-oz. parfait or cocktail glasses. Layer 1,4 cup crab mixture over each; then another 1,4 cup tomato aspic. Garnish with l"ese:rved crab pieces and parsley. 4. Serve with Watercreu Sandwiches. Or for a hot roll accompaniment, see recipe for Bacon-Flavored Cheddar Cres- cent Rolla July 19 FAlllLY WEEKLY food page. .4 1'"'11i1'1ll Note: For appetizers, divide crab and aspic to fill about eight small glasses. Watercreu Sandwiches % cap butter or marrarine, whipped % cap watercress, anipped Few dro.,. lemn jaic:e Fe• rraine MUOlaed aalt Few pains .euolled pepper 1. Blend butter, watel'Cress, lemon juice, seuoned salt, and pepper thoroughly In a bowl. 2. Trim crosta from white and whole 10 Fatnil11 Wukffl, J11.l1116, 1910 Chil~ Alaak4 ki~.cr® 'With. t0tnato tUJJic i1' par/a.it glauu u a tempti~ """""er 1a.lad; 6ert1e with watercresa aa.ndwielua . wheat bread and spread with the water- cress butter; sandwich together and cut diagonally. About 1% cups IP"ead French Apricot Tart % cap all-pur,_e lour 1 YJ teaspoons sugar ~ teaspoon salt % cap •tter or •argari• 2 to a tableapoou eold water Z ea.na (29 os. or 30 os. each) peeled whole apricots, well draiJled (resene ayrup), pitted, and chilled ~ cap .trawberTy or other red jelly 2 dropa red foocl eoloriJlg 2 clropa almond extract 1 cup apricot preeene 1. Prepare pastry, blending the flour, sugar, and salt in a bowl. Cut in butter or margarine with a pastry blender or two knives until the particles formed are the size of small peas. 2. Sprinkle water over mixture, one ta- blespoon at a time, tossing with a fork after each addition until dough holds to- gether; shape into a ball. 3. Roll out putry on a lightly floured surface, keeping shape round to about 1112 in. larger than over-all size of pan. Fit pastry loosely into a 9·in. tart or pie pan. Fold pastry edge under and flute. Thoroughly prick bottom and sides with a fork. 4. 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Try Prosllm today. Wherever fine drugs ere sold. THOll HOltllD 1 Di\ YI Al'IB $TMIT9«i NOMJM .~ ... . ... ... JP'h .32¥1. •t4 36 ~ 31¥. 3'1Yt • • 3$ 2t. .. 39 36¥t ... -3'\11 361'. 3l 31 3.S 31'1. 31 32¥t 25 l..'.'.i:~ G-P Cleans oil and arease from •weathered brown, 11*1 on the surface • '• • ri= ~-·Cleans •••" ·~;~ power Cl.I A"" • ....; mowers, ..,::.:-=. ..... etc. ... ~'!.·\' j ot' your hands and !Ke tell Uw world TOU'tt pttinc old-perhapg befe>tt :rou ~are. r.de them away with CA, that med-icated cream that brab up mama of pipmt on the skin. helps make hands look whJt.e and younc qain. Equally effective on the f11ee. neck and arms. Not a coveor-up. Acts in the akin-not on it. Fraaant. insselaa base for aoftenlnc, fubri-~------------ cailnJ akin aa lt cleers up tboee More Security With blemiabes. U you have these ...- revealinc brown spots, blotches, or r•LSE TEETH if you want clever, llahter akin, rft :;;:. ~~ ~~;: t.O:.'te W•He Eatl•g. Talldag BON VOYAGE• preyents tnwel sick••• Don't be 10 afraid that your falM teeth wW oome looee or drop Just at the 'W?'Onlf time. Por more eecurUy and comfort, sprtnllle PA81151n n• Denture Adhed•e PoWder on your plat.ea. PASID'IH bold• dentures ftnnu longer. Ma.Ilea eatlng eaater. PASTEBTH la not acid. No gummy, 1ooe1. paaty \Ute. Dent.ure11 that. ftt. .,.. -ntl.al to be&lUl See 7our dentlat NiltUlarly. Oet euy-to-uae PASTDTB at. all dru& counters. 'HOTO CREDITS Co....r. J-a Pkl.reft. ,'099 ~ CU. MIC, '°99 4t Dept. of Def.nse .... .i: WW. World. "°ee 71 fwlfte Galloway. Rated What? They let :roar ehllclren ia to 1ee A eowboy mane rated "G." Where 14 people pl ehot la the clte8t, Bat DOI oae of tlaem geb uJHlreuecl. al.A C..for,j QUIPS AND QUOTES' A girl who bad juat accepted her ftrst teaching job waa spending moat of her salary for new clothes. Her father orged her to put the money into a savings ac- count instead, arguing that thrift is a virtue. The girl insisted that clothes make the woman. When the discuuion reached a stale- mate. she turned to her brother a.nd asked; "What do you think I should d~ put my money into clothea or put it into a savings account?" Came bis quick reply, "Put it into whichever draws the most interest." -Dorothea Kent Moralit'll : No-ing ,011r 010ft mi11d. -Fmf&k Tyger Little Willie wa.s a holy terror, and Dad was going to punish him for bis la teat e&eapade. Then Mam.a intervened, pleading, "Don't punish him this time: wait until he doe.a it again." Dad countered with, "But suppose he never does it again?" -Doroth.11 B . Bennett W<>tdd 11ou 1411 4 will ia a d"'1 give- 010011? -Selmo Gla.uer ) (\ NO ONE UA.IOER 18 AOMrm:o When Harry returned to' the ofl\ce look- ing tanned and rested. bis secretary aaked about his vacation. "Well," he replied, "a friend of mine invited me Ul> to bis hunt- ing lodge-a quiet. secluded place. No night life, no parties, not a woman within a 100 miles." "Did you enjoy yourself?" the secretary a.sked. ''Yee," Harry replied, "l didn't go." -H tJr'flt, Albright Womn ore alwa111 rea.d11 to f01"gi'Ve and forget, but they ne11er forget 10ha.t they forgive. -Eudora T. Sabo "I'm not watching a'l'V tv program," bellowed the irate father to the telephone surveyor. "I'm watching my ftve kids, who are fighting over what tv show tl&q are going to watch." -Froflk Bugltu Parking meter: niitching-poat. -AnM Herbert Why I Have No Bad Habits Meetiq temptation, l"Te alway• ipored it. Moel often beeaue I jaat coalda't dord it. --11111 C#lodt111k" "You're okay, JICnt can go in." t2 F1unil11 Wukl11, Jw.111 18, 11'10 ---------.-------------...---......... -. .................. _. ............................................. ... ,..------ "-..... -~ t.lt.wl .. ....., ,...., '-........... I MdMe1 0 $12.IO f9f I l1al._.., pl• $1.JO ,_.., & ..... ,. 0 It .60 ,_ 6 lt•l ...... IOI• $1 .00 ...... & 111141e. 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So YoUr eyliDclen all~ lftflflrc, and fovl the plua even more. E.pccl11ty with today's "bot'' blaJi.compnuioa •Id.Del. plup ottea ••coat out•• ID a fa. 1D09tb1 ol 11.ud -. ~fws.-fft ...... I Jl!T-FIU Pun. IGl"Tl!ll'I patatted ~Cl=-tee thll problent Wen k IWtll Tiie '" IOld, not wire -IO they doo't bun IWllYI TIM firtna dp b a ltftlicoDduct« -10 cartloll can't foa.t itl There la no pp to adjust -eo tbe apart b a •oei. COllllalllt -•lb ot Ila.met You an the aame reliable ipalt.iotl ncry time -for caller. Cuter 1taru .•. , even ln the ~ wealberl Your batt«y woe't be drained and nm.down bf llow .urtlne -and you woa't have to tun die Irey ud pray trhene.er IM leiDPChlOU"e drops! Wlult'• more. )n-Faa Pull. lcacm!U mate your C111Jae nm -powafidty aad dfidee«IJ -lllld ca ._ pe -oau die~ IPIB ..... JOU Uft .. _,_ c..-"""DOW. 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IU now aad ,._ ... llSTAITLY COITIOLS STOMACHI lllllEDIATELY IEUEYES BACKACHE I Thousands of men and women now enjoy Tru-Health Belts for lumbar support, sacro support and lncislonal hemla support! If u1ra W9igtlt wound '°"' tNddle "'"'" you • llebby 8ppeerwK:e you owe It to youn9ff to try 1he mnaztno TAU-HEALTH BELT. Only the medl· call)' approved TRU-HEAL TH BELT euppor1s, and helpe you to regain your youthful .,....catching physique . DOCTOM #f RO\'E TllU NULTH 911.T TO UUEft llACICM:ttl Many docto,. NCOl'Mlend the ~EALTH BELT to give the firm Mppoft to ecttlng beck muec-. nMded In 80 meny c..ee to relieve beckKhe ml..n... They lcnow the wlue end the tnedlatly ~ dMlgn end leidble elllys, that gtve firm euppon end control, In compl9 .. comfort. to INC8ntty rel~ psilnfUI beckKhee. llADe OP~ BDTICIDD fMlllC9 Metlcuiou.ty mede Md cut to proper dlrMnelona, ~ clalty reinforced wtth lexlble mys front Md l>Kk. zig. zag stitched for longer wear. Won't wnnkle, roll or ride up. No binding cfOICh ptecel II DAY UMCOM>ITlotW. llOtlfEY BACK GUAAANTH WMr Vie TAU-HEALTH BEl T tor 30 ~ You l'IMt egree ~ pelM In your beck hlM dluppNred, you lootc Md ... , like your young Mlf again or retum the TRU-HEAL TH BELT for fUll refund of purchne prt_ce. PLEASE SPECIFY "MEN'S" OR "WOMEN'S" AND SIZE. ..... •• S1'le -walat 2"' thN 52"' S8.ll. 2 for S1UO •~··..,.. wtth 4 Longlltit Oanera. AdjuNble ~Openings. Slz" 2"'1hrv 4T Sl.91. 2 fOr '11.00 ~1,oz,z,.1,.14.,COM*' ..... ",. .. Dept. L-403. ,rwport, N.Y.11520 r--IMRffW@lllE$jlld§:Wfii'Mii -., 1 ..,._.c.,.....,..l.. (ftCtoeedll0dl9cll.o,_,°"*'°' I I ...... ""'9ft. .. Y.11121 N.Y.,................. I I My .... ,. __ lndlea. .._ I Hlpe --lnchea. (f'wif'll) I "'-c:Mc:ll: I I -~.... AddNea I 0 2 lof StS.00 + St .oo poeltl09. ,_ I o , '°' .... + '°' POtUee. ,..... I ........ _.. "'"F o a fat s1uo + suo ,....... I 0 1 fat I t.• + '°' ....... le• Zit'·----~---------------------~ t i ! I I I I I I I l .... 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Satisfactioft ...,.. __ 1119 ftl CATMll -'1 ... --.. ------~---~ °"Pf.1"'9 mano ._ ..-. .. , o,. ..... lmf flll c....._ .. 1.11111 .. 11111 Silla .... ....., .... ~-------------------· .....~-----------------°"'~------------------~ .... --- ! • t t I Here'SCllllLll 118"1 plus four books more ... including WINNIE-THE-POOH for fun galore! For $}.59 your child will see How much pleasure books can bel &TT • ,, DETACH AND MAIL POST-CARD BELOW ••• NO STAMP NEEDED ~AGAZINE'S Most mothers and faU. ~ the time OJ' the boob for children not> to read. That is why I over to the highly~ enrollin1 their younpl ProlJl'am for Little Listi Membership brinp 1 carefully selected book little one. Each book w. its bright, colorful covet story appealin1 and UJI Save) ~the assurance f read-to1ether -.ions 1 child, you will be pleue price is only Sl.59 ead regularly priced up to MaU lbep S inlrochanory DOVlllJ aor um7 ••·"' U your child ia of "be1innin1 reader" or "read to me" age, enroll your younpter now -and receive the introductory packap ol 5 boob ahown above -all 5 for only $1.59, plus small mailina charae. You must be convinced of the pleasure and benefits thia hflhly praiaed Pro,..am off el"I your child -or you may return the boob in 10 daya and owe nothin1. Parents' Mapzine'a Read Aloud and Easy Readin1 Proaram, P.O. Box 161, Berpmfield, New Jersey 07621. r--------------------~------ ' Parents' Magazine's READ ALOUD AND EASY READING PROGRAM,• Dept. IT .. P.O. Box 161, Bergenfield, New Jersey 07621 Please enroll the child named below as a member In accordance with your offer, please send, u an introductory package, the five books: "Donkey-Donkey,'' "Tiie Pooll Story Book," "You're In Love, Chwlie Brown," "How Fletcher was Hatched!" and "Tiii Kina with Sl1 Frlelds''. .. total value $18.75. 8111 me only $1.59 rlus small ma1lln1 charae. for the entire packaae of 5 books If not thorouahly pleased, may return all the books within 10 days and owe nothing. Otherwise, you will send a new book each month at the member's price of only $1 59 each. I may cancel membership any time after the child has received four monthly selections. Child's Name ........................... , ......... , . ( PL&AID PRINT) Boy 0 Aae ..•.. Glrl·D Address. . . . . . . . . . . . . , ................ , •..• , ..........••.....•.... City & Zip St1t1 .. . . . •••.•••....................•.......•. Codi •.••..•..•.. S11n1ture of Per ent or Dono< . . • . . . • . . . . . . . . . . . • . . . . • . .......•••...•....•... C.nadian orders wlll be shipped from C.nad• for • 1li1htly hl111tr price aN-O .......... '~""'···· .. ~ .. .,.._... .. OUD iDING lM ~ effort to Introduce their pupils' P11r•nts to hrents' Meaazlne'1 R .. d Aloud •nd Easy Readi"I Prcisr-m. They like the qu.I~ of books offered throuch member· lhlp; they note the enthullnm which 11eet1 eech new book'• .rrlv•I, and the beneficl .. effect on reedinc 1ldlla and .....,., school WOfk. I I I I I I =~ .................................................................... =s ( __ , AM911 •...•••.....•.•• .-...................................................... . f:.\' Ziii ............................................................ Ce* ............ . I ._..,. .. I ,.....,...,·~··~1i1·.:.·-·.;.;.;~·t.;~·~-·-············aN:(, j ~------------------~--------- fill HOLDfl by Dick wu ... WILSON FORD ..... Hundnitoe Beacll Here's an Interesting little Item from our neighbors Jn Canada •.. A visiting American mo- torist appearing before a local maglatrate on charges of driv- lnc 74 m.p.h. offered this ex· -tlon. Considering that the Canadian gallon is bigger than a U.S. gallon, miles were no doubt longer too. He reasoned that In order to cover 60 Ca- nadian miles his speedometer l'hould read a t least 70 m.p.h. The judj[e however didn't In- terpret It th<' samP way. He promptly fined him In Cana- dian dollers . . . which are smaller than U.S. dollars. Soeaklng of small dollars ... How about the best dollar buy on the automobile market to· day? Fords FS\lcon for exam- ple. Here at Wilson Ford Sales In Huntington Beach we have a n outstanding collection of Falcons. TakP the Falccn Fu- tura. The 4-door sedan is the top of the Falcon lineup. It ls the last word in compact lux- ury and big·<'l\r ideas. ldeRs like blg-cRr ride . . . smooth, quiet. soft. But handling that is definitely compact. Ideas like the ?.00-cu. in. Six, which gives such hiJ? oower for oulck nassin(( and freeway cruising. But which is nurP comnllct-cl\r in gas mlle'le;e. Ideas like the bl1t·Cllr S"'aciousness with iren- erous seating for six adults -0lus 12.2 r11 . ft. of trunk S'>8.Ce tor a vacatl'>n load of lue:gae:e. And it's all on a compact wheelbase of 111 ll'lches so turning Is quick and easy. Ideas like the plushness of cloth and vinyl trim, comfortable foam-oadded full-width scats and rich loop- pile carpeting . . . It's all Just part of Ford's nPw Better J eas for 1970. Whv not sto1' in at 18255 Beach Bl vd. a nd see thP great Ford Falcon line for yourself. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 25. 1970 DICK WILSON'S . WILSON FORD SALES 18255 llACH ILVD., HUNTINGTON IEACH ------~ FOHl --- See all the g~ newest ones .for TORINO BROUGHAM 2-DR. HARDTOP TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOURCHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH ILYD. 18255 BEACH . BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH SALIS DE,r. ' ...... 10 , .•. 1 hyt SllYICI OPEN THs. "'" Fri., I •·•· te 5 P·•· Me:i., I•·•· te t It·•· 592-5511 10 I • . SATURDAY JULY 25 IV [NI N G 4:00I ~.lt~d~~t Said (C) (I) Amateur Alhletlts Special Mir Dmf? 6 fi111 featuru (C) • a Power (C) · At•td forcas Hl1\lipta (C) 4:15 EE N1nq and Her T1lllln1 Doll 4:30 0 Sunt '70 (C) Host Cl1y Cole welcomes Life, USA, The Rhlnocer· ous, Edie Welker, The Royal Teens, 'The 5,ea~?A'(j' and Oliver. 0 Ml11 lot An&tlu- Wir f'1111nt (C) Bryan Palme r host' this coveraae of the Miss Los Anaeles·Wor1d Paaeant from the Century Pl1z1 Hotel. Manny Harmon provides the music. I Hnt l (C) Lona Jolin Silver (C) (I) 8i1 Movie: ''the I Don't Care Girl." Milli G1ynor. David Wayne. m Quut for Adventure (C) 4:45 EE Why /Kidd 5:00 0 @ (I) El) ABC's Widt Wor1d Of Sports (C) m Movie &ruts: "Kina Kont' (horror) '33 -Robert Armstrona. Fay Wray. I Pltty Duke Hob Nob WiUI Bob 6 Hip Cklp1rral (C) In m1tion1I Soccar (C) m Stories of Succc11 (C) 5:30 B R1lph Story'& Los All&elu (C) ~ KNBC Ntwstrvicl (C) II Rams Adion (C) Hiahliahts of the Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys 1969 NFL aame. I ~~~~;::1~111nts Co111p111 (C) 6:00 The 811 News (C) (60) (U @ m Huntler-Brlnkley (C) ~)Ii rand Old Opry (C) (30) Roy 1 Acuff, Marti Brown. Stu Phillips and Grandpa Jones guest. m Boss City (C) (30) Anl1111ls, Action and Adventure ( ) (30) '1he Shadow Players." Bill Burrud narrates puppet shows from Malaysi1. Eil) Sonl1 M1lkln1 on Cl•pua (C) (30) namenco au1tarist Brook learn joins Sonia in concert at Shippens· bura (Pa.) State Colleae. 6:30 D KNBC News Conferenct (C) (30) 0 Metodr R1nd1 (C) (60) Eddie Dean is ipec11I auest O Roiey liO.r (C) (30) Rosey's guests are Edie Adami, Sammy King and Johnny O'N11I. I Run for Your life (C) (60) , Here Come the Brides (C) I ( ) fl) 6 My World (C) (30) Ell) win Circle He1dlln1 (C) (30) (R (j) CBS News (C) (30) • Ecf11 of Eternity (C) (30) • Upbt1t (C) (60) 7:00 CBS Ev111in1 Ntwa (C) (30) KNBC SurvlJ (C) (30) Anniversary Game (C) (30) Dtatfl YtlllJ Days (C) (30) Metromedia Prtstnb (C) (60) "hmily Nlaht With Ho11ct Heidt." 9:30 l)Qj f'tttiCOlt J11nctJon (C) Code of Behavior The vene11blt showman Home (30) (R) A f d ft u I I Heidt is host tor this hour·lona all Jo• eJKt$ o~rln ~~e 8 f~:m "tch: for Students temily show. Special auests •re Al Shady Rest Hotel for keeplna Bob· I A BC N cw s comm c n tat or Hirt, Pete Condoli, Anne Jeffreyi bit Jo out .too late, Joe's on his Howard K. Smith ~ugot tcd rt-and Cuar Romero. k b f I • @ 00 Mondly Tlleatre (C) (30) ""@(ff~ ~!1't:.';:ss.Hu•ptr· ~ently ~hat with school ou~. '_'no\\ "Run. Jeck, Run." Pnc1i (C) ctif> Ken Berry. Georaia 1~ the ume for colle~e adm1n1 .tra· Eil) Joya l:Mn Ceola (30) "Chintst Brown Tommy Roe and Kaye Ste· lions to agree on simple, nat1on- DeliCKies." wens iuest. wide rules of behavior" for \lu· ~ m lua OwHs Si.ow (C) (30) fJ Newt (C) (30) Larry Burrell. Jenb. Tfo D Shew 41 Ptdrt Verses (C) Q) Stln Hitdtcock (C) (30) The full texl of Smith's com -b) Rat Patrol (C) (30) 10:00 ! ii Ci) Minnix (C) (60) (R) At mentary on the A BC' Evening 7:lO ~ ft:iil Ci) Jackie liltatOft (C) (60) t • request of a friend. M1~nix In· New:. with Frank Reynolo~ and ~ vest111tes a two.year.old crime to Howard K. Smith follows: ( ) The Kramdens and Hortons disprove a malpractice chara" move on to Ireland, where they are ai inst 1 sm•ll·town doctor. persuaded to expose the leaend ot m Ntwa (C) (30) some Gaelic ...I.hosts. (Rescheduled) • STiia Alona Wittl Mitch (C) (60) D ~ Ci) m Rly Sttvtlll Show Country tluaic ClrvuMI (C) (30). (t} ~0) Cass Elliot 1nd Lulu are . Tht Tor Tt11t Grew Op (R) featured reaulars. Georae Li ndsay · 1ncina Mothers." i sts. Movie: (C) "for Whom th• tell 10:30 I RotMrt K. Dornen Show (C) (90) T ~~~ ' o Is" (drama) 43 -Gary Cooper, Movie: (C) "Dimnt Drums" i rid B!!Jm•n. Akim Tamiroff (western) '51 _ Guy Cooper, Meri 1 (i7J l1J El) let's MMI I Dul ~) (30) Monty Hall hosts. Aldon. 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Tiie I i& I Music City, USA (C) (60) t;aA1blt" (adventure) '61-Stephen Cl) Love, Amerletn Style (C) Boyd, Jullette Greco. David Wayne. h111Mrt to Trevel (C) (30) m Wondtrs of tllt World (C) (30) 11:00 I) 8 fJ El) Ntws (C) ''Demons of Puerto Rico." 0 iivie: "Up tllt Creel!" (com· m TIM Advocatu (C) (60) (R) I edy) '58 -Da. vid Tomlinson. Peter m Srtvia J Enrique (60) I Selle11. .. . . 8:00 O (jjJ @ &> Tiit Newlywtd C•m• tll 6 . Spo~!i&ht Ttltltre: Voice ~n ~ {30) Bob Eubanks hosts. the irror. Richard Eaan, Juhe m Movie 5rt1ts: "Kina Kon&'' (R) Lo.ndon. . . (horror) '33 -Robert Armstrona, Hi) M1U1t in~ Utt ~ut1ful Ml· Fay Wray. Clline (C) (R) Posture .. m Bob LH's Road to Aclv1ntur11 ! ~ Award Tllu tre: Cattle Em (f) (30) "Another Treasure Hunt." Pre 8:30 I) Qj (I) My TilrM Sons (C) (30) 11:15 B f,~bulous 52!. (C) '1he Nun's (R) Chip, Ernie and Dodie project Story (drama)_ 59-Audrey Hep· iOme applied psycholon to still the b~rn. Peter Finch, Dean Jaeger. menace of a laraer &ir1 (Erin Mildred Dun~ock. A devote~ nun Moran) who has been bullying In the Bela11~ ~nao berms to Dodie doubt the s1anhcance of her O ~ 00 m Adlna·l 2 (C) (30) sacrificial vows when her family and (lf) 'toa l~The Bomb.'' Officers c:ountry are destroyed by the rav· Malloy and •eed ctll in experts aaes of World War II. from the fi rearms and uplosives fJ S1turc111 Nl&ht Movie: (C) "I•· division when a stranae box 1s loved Infidel" (drama) 'SS--Greaory found in a factory after a phoned Peck. Deborah Kerr. Eddie Albert, bomb threat. Philip Ober The dramatization of 0 @(I) El) Llwr1nc1 Welk (C) Sheila~ Graham's novel about ~er {60) Pianist Frank Scott . former beoomrna . a Hollywood columnist Champaane Music Maker, maku a ind meetina F. Scott ~tzaereld return appearance to play his own when he was • areal novelist on the number. ''Apples and Bananas." and downarade. Myron noren renders a patuohc 11:30 I Loll1111n I Barkley (C) read Ina. ''The United States Fla&." Newi (C) Ii) Buell Owtns Sllow (C) (30) @ (3) Chiller Th11tr1: "The Hu· Ell) NET Pl1yllouse (90) (R) '1he man Monster " Duel." A BBC television adaptation 11.45 R'll Mov' . "T.. A i '·" (do of Chekhov's short story of a · u:1 "· nl n llllq CU· waning love affair mentary)-R11e soenu ot animals . . . . In their natural habitat. m M111n11h•no y C.rlottl <30> 12:00 D Movie: ''Tiie Sinister Monk" 9:00 B ~Ci)''"" Au~ (C) (30) (mystery) '67 -Harald Leiphill. (R) Olivar rounds up hrs reluct1nt Karin Dor nei&hbors for an emeraency mfft· . • · ina on how to keep the youna 12.30 D Ntwa (C) people down on the farm . m All·Nigllt Show: '1he Small 0 (i3 6 m NBC Saturday Mov· ~ck Room," '1he Y,ampire'' and le: (C} " osit" (R) (drami) '67 _ Come to the Stable. Rosalind Russell Sandra Dee Brian 1:00 B Movie: "Combat Squid" (dra· Aherne. Audrey' Meadows, 'James ma) '53-J~hn Ireland, Hal March. Farentino, Vanessa Brown, Leslie Lon McCalhster. Nielsen. When a wealthy widow 1:15 m Movie: "Mournin& Btc0mes decides to start livln& life to the O.ctr1" (drama) '49-Raymond 1 fullest, her dauahters decide it's Massey, Kirk Doualu. Rosalind time to 5top her spendina by hav· Russell. Ina her declared lag1lly incompe· 2:0011 Movie: ''Skyliner'' (mystery) I tent. '49-Rlchard Trevis, Pamela Blt ke. l ll) Bill Anderson Sllow (C) (30) 0 11 Mondo (C) @!) Nodlt de Eatreno (2 hr) 2:30 I) News/lilve Us This D.tr (--:) .. foo much of lhe news fit~ one miserable, frightening pat· tern. Authority everywhere is dis- solving amid small civil wars of minorities who reject an) conc1I· iation. "Ca1hol1cll and Prolestanls ~laughter and burn in Northern Ireland Small guerrilla bamh kidnap and kill al will in l.at111· American countries. In Italy )e:.· tenlay, arson and beating marked riots over which town wal> to be regional capital "Government:. ~eem hclplc~s against heings of the ~ame ration· al species hehaving niorc ~:ivagc ly than bensll> in the jungle "In the U S. we have a rel :111v\' lull in our s1mrlnr ":>lrife. mainly becat"e school 1s 0111. Hut our \)WO last )'Car\ experience. and the new:. from the re\I of thl· worlJ. houlJ mal e us ll\C the lull Ill rccstnhll'>h auth1.m ty "Now i:. the time. for example. for colkgc aJmirmlrations t(l agree on llimple, nnt1onw1di: rule-. of behavior They would be cas to write. for they would be based on the Bill of Rights and the criminal code. •·Dis.,.en1 and protest would he absolutely free Rut violence, ar- -.on, rioh arc criminal-10 be punished hy automatic expulsion and prosec ution "Print the rules on one sheet of paper. Let each student sign 1hcm in September. or nol be en· rolle1.I. T hen enforce them uni· formly throughout the nati on, calling in police when needed . ··The wo rd 'authority' has been given an evil connotatio n. Well . it is not evil It is simply the min· imal agreed discipline required for humans 10 live together. It has got to be reestabli~hcd, or there isn't going to be any civil- 1zat1on .. Ace animal kalaer Curly Baumann dotA't mind a playful pat--.s Ions as It'• lroM KIAMt, dte 111 .. f "•" Ille nit.cl frotn • cub. GIB GUS A century of mirth and merriment will be brovght to light by KCOP, C hannel 13 at 7:30 PM Tuesday with the premier performance of the IOOth anniversary of Ringling Brothers, Barnum and Bailey C ircus al The Forum. Bill Burrud and Hobo Kelly will co-host the 60-minute preview of the "Greatest Show on Earth" as it prepares for a 29-p.:rformance stay at The Forum through August 10. They will cover the entire spectre of the circus world from the arrival by train early that morning, through the Animal March from the railroad station to The Forum and the exciting opening performance. A special feature. will be interviews with stars of the show including Emanuel Zacchini, Jr., who collided with his wife in mid-air after they both were shot from a cannon during the Circus' Pebruary 4, 1970 performance. . The freak accident in Jacksonville, Florida, broke the neck and left leg of Zacchini's wife, Linda, and left him with severe sprains and lacerations. While Mrs. Zacchini is recovering slowly from the injuries and is confined to a wheel- chair, Emanuel has come back to the show and is still performing the death-defying act. O ther interviewees will be such stars as Tito Gaona, the 22-year-old trapeze artist who is the first aerialist in history to perform the triple sommersault while blindfolded. Featured in this year's all-new Centennial Edition are 25 international circus super-sta rs making their American debuts, afong with a host of all -time favorites in the most magical three rings on earth. The world's most acclaimed wild animal trainer, the bold and daring Charl y Baumann presents the largest group of performing tigers ever assembled; blonde, beautiful Evy Alt- hoff displays the internationally acclaimed horseback-riding tiger, that most sensational of ammal training accomplishments. From Ireland, the world's greatest performing dogs. America's most famous clown, ouo Grkbllq h trained and presented by the Stephenson Family, cut convulsively cleve r canine capers. one of lhe ruauttd fun1t1men of the clttos. EMn Bale ii ont of the feafuttd aerial stan. Baby John, lbt younaul performln1 pachyderm Mexico's Flyln1 Gaonas are aerial 11an of the ltll sel for a swim with momma and "friends." Rln1Hn1 Brothtn and Barnum tic Balley Cltcm. ; tbt $. REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY •,Hll'NINL 5:55 II 61v• Us Tiiis Day (C) 6:00 II Su111•er St11111t11 (C) D @ Ci) a.witched (C) B T••po (C) 0> Ro•per Roo"' (C} 11 :25 11.S cas News <C> D Toni Holt's Hollywood Mtrry-'o m Cileo Kid (C) Wed . Thurs . Fn. Rouitd (C) 6:25 0 £duQltlon Each1n11 (C) ll;30 11-8 (j) Starcll for Ttmonow (C) 6:30 IJ Odyuey {C) 0 ID Ci) m Tiit WM, Whit or D Law for Ille 70. (C) fitre 6a• (C) Ar1 James hosts m fd11Ution1I f11turu 11 Mr. M1100 II (C) 6:45 EE ComlllOdlty Report 11 ~ <J.1 That Girl (C) 6:55 O f(NI C Ntwstrvlct (C) II ~orld 1~f S~s'" (C) Mon., J:OOI jj ~ CIS News (C) Tues., Fri.: fttrapectlvt/Stretch & · ~ 6 m Today Show (C) Sew (C) Wed.; TIM ritna Show (C) Tiie M. Sllow (C) Thurs. Mr. WiPbona (C) ti) AMx Eacaana• IOro llM Clown (C) Market Openin1/Activu 11:55 0 li1 Ci) m NIC Ntwa (C) AfTIRNOON 7:30 D Actoas Ult Fence (C) Mon.: llihki111 ttM Most of Maturity, Tues.; Dav•• & GoliaUI (C) Wed , P1r1nb· Youtll fO.fliM (C) Thurs ; Rneurctl 12. 0018 ~ ~) lor Youtll (C) F1i. • cu ut . • I P111nnt (C) • ID · Lit~ With lm•letter Cartoons (C) I Jack and Art linkletter. Stodl M1rllet Covtr•I• Girt Till (C) Betsy Palmer. @ (3) lest of EvtrJlllln& (C) 7:55 (iJ) (j). lot (C) Wednesday only. Lundl"lrl1adt (C) Cartoons. 8:00 I Qi (j) Captain ll1n11roo (C) ·S (j) News (C) • Mornin& Watdl (C) Ted Meyers. NYSERtport lu•by (C) 12:05 S (j) Alln 6utdllf Siio• (C) ladl la lann1 (C) lJ ew York Eadl1nae/local 12:30 I , As the World Turns (C) . · 6 m Days of Our lJvu 8:25 11 Co•1wun1ty Bullet.In Board (C) ( ) Movie: See Daytime Movies. (ill (I) A World Apart (C) Mi&lllJ Mouse Theatre (C) Oialina for Dollars (C) 3:30 • ludly ralr (C) (R) GI!) VaAIOI a Yiajar (C); Ulted ' 11 0 Mlllt Douatas (C) Ro&er Wil· rollcia, Tues.; la Salud dt Uated, llams w ·hosts. Ttiurs. 11 Father Knowa Im ti) ltst ot Evt'Jthln& (C) D CJ) Ont lilt to Livt (C) 5:00 0 MIC Newttrviet (C) m Qiittn for I Day (C) D Ntwa (C) Tom Reddin II) Hobo Ktl!1 (C) 0 Tiit lOftt Ran11r (C) lj '°l>IJt Cartoons (C) m '°PIYI and frltnds (C) (30) Christ the Uvln1 Word (C) II) latun (C) 3:45 Ell) Tiit Friendly Giant fa Ji•my l11omason (C) €E) F11turt1 (C) Q!) Misttroaera' Nti&hborhood 4:00 II Mr. Ed; Movie: See Dayt1me 1 9 (j) McHale'a Navy Movies. Monday only. (30) Stl9'ttd Film (C) 11 Jadl ltnny SMw g) Dos Qallos en r1l1nq1tt I lfi'J &) Oarl SMdows (C) § The Rifle•an News (Cf Baxter Ward. I · • Notkias Qeor11 rut..1111 Ntwa (C) A Wtr1d Apart (C) S.ume Strttt (C) (R) Jf 91 ·95 5:30 al ABC Ntws (C) Preschool series. 1M RMI McCop (30) Rtll&lous Ft1turH Abbott Ind Ctlttllo 4:15 €E) Alt1 Ntrvo Show Qillipn'1 Island (C) 4:30 Movit: See Daytime Movies. (i) This 0.1 1970 (C) Stump tht Sta11 (C) : Art Studio, Too N .. a (C) Ci) News/Sport• (C) Make Room for Daddy i) T.stot'I Dtlll (C) Tiit Munsters Co111lco1 y Canclonts ~ Miiie Dou&las (C) Town Talll (C) Don Wilson. TIM Alnbtonu (C) 5:45 (ffi News/Sportl (C) ( ) IMr F1111ily @> S.ltded Film (C) g) El Juiclo cit los Hljos 1 m> Dtportu ,ty !PORT! Hlt1Hllt1/IT1 ' . . :-:'.:'~, 8:301 Mr. Ma100 (C) I Kup's Show (C) RoUtt Robin Hood (C) Stodl Market Cklst (3) ~aydtn's Happenln1 1:00 fl jj ~love ls a Many Splen· 11:00 AM m ~ Oodg:~~~::batiU(LJ) ~odgers vs. Mets at N.Y. liertun Eadlan1•/Dow Jones dOfed TIHnf (C) 9:00!iJtfjllt Lucy Sllow (C) m1 6 iDTilt Doctors (C) 12:00 8 A U rack & Field (C) U.S.A. vs U.S.S.R. and European • 6 m It Tilts Two (C) ovit: See Da..time Movies. Champions, at Leningrad, Russia. Jack Whitaker 1s host. 1 ' 1:30 ft NFL Action (C) ost Vin Scully welcomes 1uest Cila> All My Clllldrtn (C) @ f6) 1970 National Four·Ball Championship (C) The fourth pinelist5 Carolyn Jones and Herb · rtina the Marlet (C} atlonalFour·Ball Champ1onsh1p, hve from the Laurel Valley Greene. Howard Morris and Dolores, 1:30 n ~ Tiit G. uidln& llpt (C) Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa. plus Sandy Baron and date Mary ~ 6 m Another W0<f6-8ay 2:00 m Southfrn California Golf Championship (C) Some 52 South IJo Webster. ilJ ~) -land golfers are seen in the last three holes of championship Movie: See Daytime Movies 0 (fl) @ a) Lil's Malle a Dtal play (taped earlier) in the four-day tournament at the Oak Jacll la Lanni (C) ~ Monty Hall hosts. mont Country Club in Glendale. 8oio the Clown (C) ti) Commodity Report 5:30 ~ S~rts SNW-ial (C) "Indianapolis 1970-0ne Moment m Office of th• President • . . . r --Stume Strut (C) (R) #91 95 1.45 EE Vc1" of American11m, Monday y ime.'' A look at the 30 days leading up to the Annual . . only. Memorial Day Classic. 9.20 II) fashions In Sewin& (C) l :SO 0> Fashion& in Stwln& (C) WEDNESDAY, JULY 29 9:25 D Qj 00 m NBC NIWI (C) UIO I ~ w StcHt Storm (C) 8:30 e Championship Wrestllne (C) "The Girl Wrestlers ... 9:30 111 ~ levtfly Hiiibiiiies (C) , 16 m Briaflt Pro"'IH (C) 9:00 f.m Box de Mexico , n 6 ~ Conctnb~lion (C~ a) NtWlywtd IH1t (C) THURSDAY, JULY 30 I evtt: See Daytime Movies. • ovit: See Deutime Movies 8:30 O Boxing From the Olympic CC) tu (C) '' FRIDAY. JUlY 31 ta res 2:30 11 )9, (j) Ed&• of Nipt (C) 6:00 O I lpjc1•L. ! On the Road With the Oodee" (C) Sports director stodl Manet D Ci) 00 m Another World -Sfu Nahan takes a look at the off·the·f1eld activities of the team. 10:00 II Qi (i) Andy lirittitll (C) SoA1tr1tl (C) 6:30 D . I rlCIAL I College All·Star Football (C) The Super Bowl 0 m Sire of "" Century (C) B Cookl!!J (C) Wed only champion ansas City Chiefs meet the outstanding college Jack Kelly hosts. @ W fl) D1tin1 Qame (C) seniors at Soldiers Field 1n Chicago. Q) (i) Sunny Today (C) 3:00 fJ f2i a omtr Pyla (C) SATURDAY, AUGUST 1 10:30 I~ (j) love ol life (C) O lfi our Bet (C) Host Dick 11:00 AM~ fD 6 Major league Baseball (C) Teams TBA. . 00 m Hollywood Squ1ru Gautier greets Biii Williams and 2:00 D CD estchester Golf Classic (C) Defending champion ( ) uest panelists . are Mickey wife. Barbara Hale, and Carolyn rr8n Beard joins other top golfers at the Westchester Country Rooney, Kathy Garver and Bob Jones and husband Herb Greene. Club in Harrison, N.Y. Cummln1s; Peter Marsh1ll is host. I ~i bay ... trot • 3:00 m L.A. Invitational Swim Meet (C) Tom Kelly and Al Schoen· D Gallop1na Gourmet (C) (3)@ Gt111tal Hoac>ital (C) fiTd report from the Olympic Swim Stadium. II) Trani films (C) aul (C) 5:00 I lntern•tlonal Soccer (C) 11:00 I § (j) Where th• Hurt Is (C) Undtrdo1 (C) 5:30 Rams Action CC) Highlights of the Rams· l 969 game with · (6) m Jeop1rdy (C) (i) Matinff: Don Rodewald t e Washington ~edskins. Jo nnr Granrs Celebrity Ci"le (~) rattern tor livinr (C) 7:00 m Metromedia Presents (C) "We Remember Rocky." Program (C) I m Cinema 36 traces the ring career of the late Rocky Marciano ROUND TRIP SCHEDULED 141 JET AIRFARE . AIR-CONDITIONED WAIKIKI BEACH HOTELS NATIVE TOUR HOSTS COMPLETE SIGHTSEE/NG PLEAS ALL TRANSFERS • BAGGAGE RUSH E .,,,,~..:NDLING & TIPS ME l ~ ''''''''' . · FREE I ~4Nl~!~N wo1to'''~ INFOR .. l fotJI·, r.,.,,tt · Los ANcn TOURS ~1io1 ~ FOR ... TION" ·~~-"'-LAsf Sf,,_;"• 2131931.3,,.!s. CAL1Fo1tN1A ~/2s ~· "'" 1, J ,..,,., "' '"rr •it "" · 90036 JI! 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AJplla let (C) Sunday Sto11 T1111e (C) Movie: "Arntortd Att.tdl" (dra· ma) '43 -Dina Andrews, Walter Huston. ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN * (IN COLOR) I KltlllJll Kuhl"'an (C) ~ Davey l Goliath (Cl Full Gospel Revival t:OO 1Hfl nrtt (C) Tiie Cllristophtra (C} Day of Disc:overy (C) I Campus Profile QoSl)tl Musi' (C) ~ Revlval Fir• (C) Katfl1111 Ku"1m1n (C) Tolft end Jerry (C) M Mantro ,1norema Latino en Do"'lneo T111s la ttlt Life (C) Gent Autl') 9:301 Today's Relicion (C) ~ (3) Dudlty Do·Rl&ht (C) clfi1 Robem (C) Batun (C) I Ctiurch In tht Home (C) 6 first Baptist Church (C) int en Su Ca11 Yarltdaclts Mulkllts 11:301 Ten It Like It Was (C) . CD Dlacovtry (C) (R) "Ths a'nc Faoe ol the Desert " The story of the Coachella Valley. O Movlt: "Mart of Zorro" (adven· ture) '40-Tyrone Power. ArTFRNOUN 10:001 A Time To Speak (C) 12:00 II AAU Tr.a I f1tld MMt (C) · My fav~rite Sermon (C) ~ev. U.S.A. vs. U.S.S.R. In Leningrad. alph ~are11, ol La Plaza United 0 Movit; (C) "Yes Sir, 111at'1 My Methodist Church, L.A., guests. Bab(' (comedy) '49-0on•ld O'Con I Hour of Power (C) GI · o H ~CI) Fantlatic ~oyaa• (C) nor, om1. e aven. le• ''Th ... W 11., (d ) I EIMntraltr S.1 (C) v • e -~ o rama 1 ~ Stories of Sucttss . -fdward G. Robinson. John Gar· 6 Fe1lurt Fil•: "Oreion Trail.'' field. Id•. Lupino. . , "''" Dollinical I A111at1nf Three , 00 faith for Today (C) 12:30 U Movie: "lorn to ttle Saddle' Cl) Camtr1 ThrM (C) \adventure) '54-Leil Erickson. I Oral Roberts (C) 10:15 m Dodctr Du1out/Warmup (C) (}) Undenway fOf Pe1ct (C) 10:308 Fae. tht N1UOn (C) Stsa111e Street (C) (R) #86·90 . 9 00 m The Soutllern l•P-. I m u .... (C trst Hour (C) "Art .and the Bible." 1·00 : Sif.,i::t ::!r,;:~he~re A to.ur of t~e National Gallery of ,ubllc Strvkt film (C) Art 1n Washin.gton, D.C. CD NASA Presenta (C) "Eagle l rm CI) Spidtr·Mln (C) Has Landed " (1)11~1' _:0:::.b~~ (C) Docfaers I festival ·~ Madrid • 1:30 NFL Adion (C) vs. Met~ at New York. 9 @ a;) 1970 National four· 11:00 II rr~ .~•ad Stut. (C) • II Cl\1111pionallip (C) Live cover· 0 Movie. Oeatr.OJtr' (drama) 43 age of final holes from the Laurel -Edward G. Robinson. Glenn ford, Valley Golf Club in Ligonier, Pa. Marguerite Cha~ma~. I IMUea & Annters (C) I Homebu,.rs Guide (C) Voice of Calvary (C) (i7J (j) Bullwinklt (C) 1 (3) Movlt: (C) "fiidpt Gota DOd&tr Sastbl~I (C~ Dodgers vs. Hawilr.n" (comedy) '61 _ James Mets at Shea Stadium '" New York. Darren, Michael Clllan. Deborah --------------------------Walley, Pego Cass. Carl Reiner, SUMMER SALE Eddie Foy Jr. ~ (i) Double feature: "Bigger Tliinule" and "For Heaven's Sake." 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C-..y rti.ne lf7·'7l2 l'iJit o•lf /acrory ontJ ,Jro,,.room 2202 S. Main St. Santi .An1 Kl 5-0491 I Frente a la Vida (C) 1:45 Ood&er Scoreboard (C) 2:00 Tlle Siesta Is Over (C) Movie: "An Ad ol Murder" (drama) '48 -Fredric March, Ed· mond O'Brien, Florence Eldridge. O Prtu Conference (C) m Southern California Golf Cham· pionship (C) The last three holes ol pity in the four·day tournament are televised from the Oakmont Country Club in Glendale, Calif. I Country Music Time (C) Musiu y Palabras 2:30 CollVtrsatlon With a Psydll•· trist (C) Dr. Edward Stainbrook. O Movie: "fast Company" (ad· venture) '53 -Howard Keel, Polly Bergen, Marjorie Main. O Million $ Movie: ''The Mind Benders" (drama) '63 -Dirk Bo· garde. Mary Ure. I Estafa dt Amor 3;00 Insider /Outsider (C) A1riwlturt USA (C) Coll .45 @ (i) feature film: "Abbott & Costelfo Meet the Invisible Man.'' (30) Outreach Unlimited (C) a;) Profiles of ProlfW (C) 3:15 (30) Musicale (C) 3:30 § Dial 'M' for Music (C) • Youth and the Police (C) '•ssport to Travel (C) @) Selected film (C) m Golden Yeus (C) 3:45 O Movie: (C) "Cattle Drive" (western) '51 -Joel McCrea. Dean Stockwell, Chill Wills. 4:00 II V'ttwpoint (C) Jere Witter 0 On Campus (C) CR) "A Madly Diabolical Dlctionery of Educational Morality." Humorist-Htirlst, I.A proleuor Richard Armour matches wits with satirist min1ster·tHChtr Vernard Eller. Dr. Kiidare I love lucy ~r 1 (1J Llra111le (C) Why Draw? • Bronco · Aarlculturt Report 4:15 Nancy and tilt Tatkinc Doll 4:30 News•akers (C) It's Acacltmlc (C) Slllppr (C) Abbott I Cotttllo S.111son (C) ~ Wacon Train (C) NFL Action (C) • l1nte con las Escutlaa Rex Humbird Siio• (C) 4:45 Whr/Klds? 5:00 Mn News (C) Clete Roberts. Speak Up (C) Stan Atkinson. Mister Maaoo (C) Suncby Movie: (C~ "Nortll to A askl" (adventure) 60 -John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Fabian. Capucine. Two partners strike it rich In Alaska in 1900 I Marsllll Dinon larblra McNalr (C) Patty Duke (11) (]) Seven Arts Theatre; "The Oklahoman." Joel McCrea. Hob Nob With lob; Puppets. Ci) Skippy (C) • Cliie en 11 T erde • This Is the Ute (C) • • Dom!!!Jos Glpntes 5:30 Qi ltJ Ammur Hour (C) • Aff.Americ.an Colltc• Show (C) • Sports ~dal (C) ''lndianapo· hs 1970 -One Moment In My Time." Hifhlights of the 30 d1ys leading up to the Annual Memori•I Day Classic, as lived by driver Bruce Walkup and his team man· ager Leonard Fass. m McHale's Navy m Bcb Strock Presents fE Misteroeers' Ntipborllood (R) i ) Fish« Family Aariculturt USA (C) Oay of Discovery (C) E VENIN G 6:00 8 Qj CBS beninf News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. 8 m frank McCet (C) (30) Poth Parade (C) (60) The thirst lor "Water" 1n the summer· time 1s allayed. in song. O The Groovy Show (C) (60) m Creature Features (2 hr) "Ora· cula's Daughter" and "Before I Hang." 6) Animals, Action anj Adventure (C) (30) "Mountaineers ol the Alps." Bill Burrud narrates as three daring climbers ascend the Kaiser Mountains 1n Tyrolian Alps. (i1 (6) World Tomorrow (C) (30) "Sex Hevolution-ls It Paying Off?" EJl) What's New (C) (30) (Rl "Story or Photography.'' (30) Hour of Powtf (C) (60) (£) lnsiatit (C) (30) 6:30 fJ R1lph Story's Los Angtln (C) (60) (R) The fabled career of the famed WW II P·38 is sludied. I Inquiry (C) Maury Green. The Invaders (C) (60) rn Live Kafy luau Special (30) (6) MHt the Press (C) (30) P11yln1 the Guitar (30) (R) _ (j) T1lk to the Men•rer (C) l970 ion al U· ch es 1che.r erts. I to lohn 1ien, ! II 'The C) !po· My l•ys 1ri1I Iver 11n· (R) (C) ra- t lrt he as he I. 0) '?" R) C) he 0) C) m Llfew1tcll ' (C) (30) I now-mature and pretty young lady, a> Tiit Golden Years (C) (30) whom Ben Cartwright knew when 7:00 IJ ~ ~Lissie (C) (30) (R) A she was just a youngster growing peaceiul purney by kayak down a I up in Virginia City, returns and Colomlo River becomes a night publicly announces her intentions mare of danger. I to marry the ltartled patriarch of O Two in 1 Row (C) (30) the Ponderosa. M&riette H1rtley D Showuae 5 (C) (60) "The Carol guests. Lawren<:e Show." Julius Wechter I 0 (ii) CIJ m ABC Sund1y Movie: and his Beja Band guest. CC) ''The Heroes of Ttltt111R" (R) 0 @ Cl)&> Lind of Ult cti1nt1 (war drama) '70 -Kirk Douglas, (fj (60) (R) "Panic." Jack Albert-Richa rd Iiams. Michael Redgrave, son guests as a friendly giant sci· Ulla Jacobsson. A team of Norwe· enlist who promises to return the clan skiers attack a heevify.fortl· Earthlings to their planet. I fled installation where the Ger- l Rat P1trol (C) (30) I mans are trying to produce an 00 Frink Mdiee (C) (30) 1 atom bomb. Spec.ulation (C) (60) (R) "A I News (C) (30) Conversation With Alfred Kazin," M1nion Forum poet, literary critic and educator. The Fonyte S.11 (60) (30) Patttm tor' livina (30) TV Musical Ossart (C) (30) a.'\ T t F •--'· (C (60) 9:30 0 Newt (C) (30) l:.IOI u ro en ... .ico ) I!) Darln1 Ventures (C) (30) "Ba· m SPlt:e In the Seventies (C) (30) hia de Los Angeles." ~ Dall 'Italia con Amore (60) fl) Comentarios "I Celebridadu (C) 7:30 1J ~Cl) To Rome, With Love (C) 9:'5 (30) Musicale (C) (30) (R) Pokey w~nts a baby so 10:001J ~ (j) Mission: Impossible (C) badly. that she bnngs home one (60) (R) The IMF hides a young she linds unattended In a park. 1 prince (Barry Williams) from would- 0 @(i) m Wonderful World of ! be assassins by disguising him as a l>rsney (C") (60) (R) "In Shape Gypsy glrl, then Paris starts out to With Von Drake. An all-cartoon hour 1 b.elr..!r the boy to his pursuers. featuring Ludwig Von Drake, who D ta3 @ m The Bold Ones (C) lectures about the importance of {ro) (R) "lfl Can't Sing, I'll Lis· sports and eiercise, while Goofy ten." Or. Hunter and Or. Stuart runs through 10me demonstrations. deal with the emotional problems (iJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Bind of incurred by three women patients Anfels" (adventure) '57-Clark Ga-with cancer in varying stages of ble. Yvonne Decarlo. A Civil War ro· seve~. mance between a New Orleans gen· I W Newt (C) (30) tleman and a beautilul aristocrat · Let Me Talk To ... (C) (60) have trouble when she learns that' llbor Report (C) (30) her mother was· a slave. : Evenina 1t Pops (C) (60) Doc Ii) Paqport to Tmel (C) (30) I Severinsen guests. "Wandering Thru Carfba." I ill Gr1n Te1tro (60) (30) Quest for Life (C) (30) 10:30 O The World Tomorrow (C) (30) 8:00 IJ ® (j) Ed Sullivan (C) (60) (R) m Dlvid Frost Presents (C) (60) Tiny Tim and Miss Vicki, flip Wil (R) "How To Irritate People." son, Stiller & Meara, and The Tur· Ii) Kathryn Kuhlman (C) (30) ner Revue guest. IJ ~ @ 0 RO~LER GAMES-live! (C)lll:OO o @ ~ :::: ~~~ * T-Birds vs . DETROIT O Cathedr11 of Tomorrow (C) O Rolle~ Gam~ (C) (2 hr) (T-Birdsl ,,.,. Williim F Buckl-(C) vs Detroit Devils. .., · ~, 0 @Cl) 1c;E The f.B.I. (C) (60) ID Oral Roberts (C) CR) "Return to Power." Erskine tries I EE) SOmethin1 Elst: "Dancing in to exploit a power fight within a 1 the Streets of London, Etc." Miss Mafia family. Twyla Tharp and Company. m Movie Gre1ts: "Kina Kong" (R) 11:30 I) Movie: (C) "The Ambassador's (horror) '33-Bruce Cabot, Robert i Di11.1hter'' (comedy) '56-John for- Armstrong, Fay Wray. sythe Olivia de Havilland I!) Ride a Steel Horse (C) (60) -' . . . The motorcycle "revolution" is ex-..:. S&lndiy Toni1ht Show (C) (R) plored. Dave Reeves riarrates. 0 @ Cil aJ News (C) m SIN & THE CINEMA I ~Movie: ''The Jackpot" (comedy) * IS IT ART OR TRASH' I SO-James Stewart, Barbara Hale. . . Ii) Movie: "Coura1eous Mr. Penn" Chuck Champlin Hosts (drama) '42-Clifford Evans. Debor· m I il<J(iAL I Sin Ind the Cinema I ah Kerr. ~ ( ) Ch~rles Cha~plin, L.A. 1"7i ~ lnsigtit (C) Times entertainment editor, com· I ~ ~ • pares film s for mature audiences a?: Ci) The Chnstophers (C) with mploitation pictures. 11:45 @(1) This Is the Life (30) Seleded film (C) (13.4 hr) 12:00 O Film Feature (C) "Wha t Will m Ca"OUHI Mexicano (30) Poor Robin Do Then?" A documen· 8:30 D lil 00 m Biii Cosby (C) (30) tary on German Measles. (R) i"<fhe Gum-Ball ln tident." lnno· O Movie: "Let No Men Write My cent bystander Chet Kincaid is Epitaph" (drama) '60 -Shelley jailed when he is accused of break-Winters, James Darren. '!!I a gum-ball machine. 1:001J Movie: "lndl1n Upria ina" W Wotld Tomorrow (30) "Riches (western) '52--<Jeorge Montgomery. to Rags.," . O Spt1kin1 Freely (C) George fl) Max1mlh1no y Carlotl (30) Reedy, White House Press Secretary 9:00 IJ OJ) Cl) Comedy Tonight (C) to former President Lyndon B. (60) Robert Klein stars. Johnson. guests. D @ 00 m Bonanza (C) (60) I!) Movie: "Ript Hend of the CR) "Is There Any Man Here?" A Devil" (drama) '63-Aram Katcher r r , ~ . C_LOSE -UP· ~~~ . ECHOES OF A BYGONE ERA We hear a door creak open in a deserted ballroom left over from the 1930s. A shaft of light streaks across the dusty floor, and Louis Nye in white top hat and tails walks in past a litter of discardt!d big-band posters. . "l am the '30s," he announces. "And welcome to those Happ) Days." The once-famili ar voice of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in- tones "We have nothing to fea r but fear itself" on the sound track. We hear Clem McCarthy calling a Louis-Schmeling tight, then Eddie Cantor singing "I fo ve to spend each Sunday with you." With those echoes from a bygo ne decade, the new summer series Happy Days goes on the air from Television City in Los Angeles each Thursday (8:.00·9:00 PM) in color on CBS. The Actor-comedian Lo11iJ' Nye• is the host o/ H<tppy Days. show reprises the style of comedy and swing music that began in the 1930s and never lost favor with millions of Americans. Bob (Elliott) and Ray (Goulding), Chuck McCann and host Louis Nye head the comedy line-up of old -time favorites like "Knock-Knock" jokes. comic-strip characters, spoofs of radio soap operas, bits from old movies, a dance marathon and record· ings of classic radio routines by Jack Benny, Fibber McGee and Molly, Bing Crosby, Fred Allen and others. Powerhouse names from the big-band circuit who are gues1 stars from week to week include Duke Ellington, Harry James. Lionel Hampton, Helen O'Connell, Helen Forrest, Bob and Ray Eberle, Tex Beneke and Buddy Rich. Three attractive youngsters who weren't even born in the 1930!'.> sing and tap-dance their way into your hear! cuch week with their impressions of 1930s musical numbers and snappy patter. They are Laara Lacey, from the Los Angeles stage prod uction "Dames at Sea''; Julie McWhirtcr. fresh ou1 of DePauw University, and Clive Clerk. actor-si nger-dancer from Trinidad, Toronto and New York. Other regulars are Alan Copeland and hi s Happy Days Singers: comedians Bill Oberlin, Jerry Dexter and Jim McGeorgc ; the Happy Days Band wilh Jack Elliott and Allyn Ferguson. and the Wii;a D'Orso Dancers with the most dated-but-updated routine:. th is side of Busby Berkeley. T riple-threat men Jack Burns and George Yanok produce the series, supervise the wriring and also do comedy turns, notably Burns conductjng the dance marathon and Yanok "interviewing" Edward G. Robinson, Charles Laughton, Henry Fonda and other stars in old movie clips. Executive producers are Frank Peppiatt and John Aylesworth of Yongestreet Productions. the shop that also turns out Hee Haw on the Network. On the Covtr: (clockwise from lower left.) Duke Elllnaton; the dance mara· thons (with Jack Bums as emcee); l..ouls Nye: Bob (Elllotc) and Ray (Gouldlna); H11rry Jamts; Bob Eberle and Helen O'Connell: l 't x Beneke: I.lune! Hampton: The Happy Day~ Slnaen; Chuck Mccann; Jack Burns: and Jury Outer with Churk McCann (as I.lute Orphlln Annie). THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 25, 1970 MONDAY JULY 27 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. 9 Can You Top This? (C) (30) Bob Crane, Rose Marie. Morey Am· sterdam guest. 0 Six O'Ctodl Movie: (C) "Tiit Yolin1 land" (drama) '59 -Pat Wayne, Dan O'Herlihy, Yvonne Craig, Dennis Hopper. In 1848, a reckless gunman kills a well-born youn1 Mexican. The Fllntston11 (C) (30) Star Trell (C) (60) I F Troop (30) (3) ABC Evenln1 News (C) (30) Wiiars Ntw (C) (30) "Groovey " (J) CIS News (C) (30) (30) Outreach Unll111ittd (C) 1:30 O "It Happtt1s Every Thursday" I Pueblo sin Espe111nza (30) (drama) '53-loretta Youna. John Teat"' de las ~tllas (30) Forsythe. Callopln1 Gourmet (C) (30) DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "I've Always loved You" (ro· 6:15 (30) Musicale (C) mance) '46-Philip Dorn, Catherine 6:30 I KNBC Ntwwrvice (C) (60) Mel~ . Vir&inia Craba111 S"°1r (C) (60) 9:30 ~"A Jolly bl Fellow" (comedy) I Tentative guests: Lloyd Haines, '64-:leo. McKern. J~net Mun'?. Oliver, Al Capp, Bob Roth, and m Man1ll Callin( (dra'!1a) 42-Atty. Michael Greene. UOy~ ~olan, Caf?le ~and1s. • I 0 The Came Came (C) (30) Bev- 1:00 0 'Sin11tf"s Holiday' (~rama) 47 erly Garland, Sandy Baron, and -Georae Ratt. Ann Hardina. Abbey Lincoln guest. m "Ytf... sty" (western) '48 -1 I~ Fivoritt Martian (C) (30) I Gre1ory Peck. Anne Baxter. 1 3 Peny Muon (60) 2:00 ~ (C) ·~1tphant Walk" (drama) I 6 Huntley·Brinllley (C) (30) 'M -Elizabeth Taylor, Dana An· : Law for the 70s (C) (30) drews. Ci) Tiit Munsters (30) ~ "IOll 01 a.. Killed" (mystery) (30) Pattern fOf L.M111 (30) ~awrence Tierney, Georae Cou· I Noticiero 34 (C) (60) louru. • KMIR Desert Repert (C) (30) 4:GO fJ (C} "TM SunclowMrs" (adven-. , Santa Rosa de u .. (30) ture) •fib -Robert Mitchum. Deb· . 'Bewitched (C) (30) orah Kerr. 7:00 IJ CBS Evenine News (C) (30) 0 THE FE C£.-Homu (To11y rraur) is /ru to fly. but Benjy ( K ('\•in Herron> is gro1111dt'd i11 tlte M onday Tht'alrc· C'Olorcast of ''Me aml Benjy .. 01er N BC. M unduy tit 8 PM. fVFNING 16:00 fl lit News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • m H•ttey..ariakltf (C) (30) 0 Wllafs My Unt? (C) (30) Guests are Morty Gunty, Phyllis Newman and Soupy Sales. m I love Lucy (30) ~~ii ~OTHE ADD·A·ROOM! 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Anaheim Blvd. 170 (30) , Am· "Tiit -Pat YOnne 48, a I-born (30) IVey," 0) (30) I (60) aines, and Bev· and JO) 10) IO) (30) (30) hyllis m l11t the Clod (C) (30) Joe after singer Sugar Kane parachutes Gara~la auests. Jack Narz hosts. into the surf. 123 C!J MondaJ Show (C) (2 hr) I David frost Show (C) (90) •'Sergeant Ryker." Lee Marvin.' R11I Tom KennedJ (C) (60) Peter Graves. I ( ) The Filhtr F111ilJ (30) @) On CH 1pus (C) (30) "The I @!) El Shew de Maurldo '"cu (C) American Indian-Modern D1y Real· I a:) Estrellls in Mie11i (C) (30) itie~." A condensation of a four;day 9:00 IJ ~ @ Marberry R.f.D. (C) I nd1an conference on t~e Pitzer (30) Goober is furiously protective campus completely organtZed and 1 when his pretty teenaae niece, (Er financed by students from thel 1ca Chandler). comes to visit. Claremont Cclleges. Guests include O leaders of four Indian oraamzations TREAT YOURSELF TO and three Pitzer College students. * A WONDERFUL HOUR! tii (8) Truth or Con11quences (C) 0 Footliabt Five (C) (60) "The (Jbftlirist the Uvin1 Word (C) (30) Shanie Wallis Show." Buddy Rich. I Wlnp to Advtnture (C) (30) The Righteous Brothers and The Simplemente Maria (55) Novela. Original Caste also are futured. That 'irf (C) (30) @)Black Journal (C) (60) (R) Dis· 7:30 1J .S Ci) Gunsmoh (C) (60) (R) cussion on racial discrimination in "Kiowa." Marshal Dillon and a athletics today by Jackie Robinson, country preacher (Dub Taylor) help Bill Russell, Arthur Ashe. Johnny avert violence when they join Sample and Harry Edwards. a vengeful rancher. (30) Outreach Unlimited (C) 0 m MJ World and Welcome to ail N1llcha (60) Novela. It (C) (30) (R) "Blues for a Happy 9: 15 (30) S.lected Film (C) Marriage." John Monroe lorgets a 9:30 1J 3 (j) Doris DaJ (C) (30) (R) luncheon dale with his wife. Larry Storch guests as Duke Faren· O The Movie Game (C) (30) First tino, prize.fighter turned dance In· Team: Jim Brown, Pamela Rogers structor. who runs into labor prob· and Vincent Price. Second Team: lems and turns to Doris for help. Burgess Meredith, Stefanie . Powers 1 0 m News (C) (30) and Pat Hen!l'.:_ (lO) Musicale (C) 0 1 (J) W It likes 1 Thiel (C) @!) Revista Musical (30) (bO) (R) "The King of Thie'ies." 9:45 (30) Pastor's Desk (C) Aleunder Mundy turns to the king 10.00 IJ 1lc Ci) The W'ld W'ld West of Rome's petty crooks to rescue · 1 • 1 a kidnaped girl. Martha Hyer. Ed· (C) ( 0) (R) James West and Arte ward Binns and Lionel Stander I mus Gordon suspect that the ap- t S i I t L B k pearance of a repertory company gues · . pee a gues ex ar er near the site of s!veral stage plays Kirt Malbon. h Id · th · 'd 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "House of I o ups 1s more an co1nc1 ence Bamboo" (drama) '55 -Robert I m News (C) (60) R . y . • I Spy (C) (60) y~n. Sh1r1ey amaguch1. Japanese Burke's uw (60) pohce and U.S. Army lntell.igence : F'rin" l' e (C) (60) work together to break a ring of 1 • . •n . . ex·Gls that robs, pillages and kills. · Tres ~ides D1st1nll~ (30) I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) • • Tele·C1nema Araent1no (2 hr) Perry Mason (60) 10:30 0 @ (I) a> Now (C) (30) "The The Frend! Chef (30) • Poisoned Planet." An eumination (30) Selected film (C) (30) ol the pros and cons of the con- ; Estaf1 de Amor (30) lroversy over the use of chemical 7:55 Cuestlon de Seaundos pestici~es. herbicides and fungicides. 8:00 m MondaJ Theatre (C) (30) @!) M1 Maestro (30) e and Benjy." Kevin Herron and 11 :00 ,~ ([)@!)News (C) Tony Fraser star. A box of baseballs · ~@)@?;) News (C) causes two boys all sorts of prob· One Step Beyond l·ms when they try to sell them (f7) (I)Q) News (C) -with fake autograplls. • till of the WHt (C) I Divorce Court (C) (30) W. C. fields Film Festival: "You To Tell the Truth (C) (30) an't C:heat an Honest Min" (com· World Preu (C) (60) edy) '39-W.C. Fields, Edgar Ber· (30) Tht Story (C) (30) gen, Charlie McCarthy. @I) hndOfama (30) m He Said, She Said (C) 8:05 tiii) Aqui Tres Patines (25) @)World Press (C) (R) 8:30 IJ J.j) The Luey Show (C) (30) 11:15 ITTl (3) Cinem1 17: :·~11y Sisters " (R) When Lucy's s1ngina 1n a 11.30 I Cii @ MflV 'riff1n (C) piano bar drives the pianist · Q) (6) m John.ny Carson (C) (guest Phil Harris) off the wagon, . Movie: "Hlnn1h ltt" (western) she decides to take him to her 53 -Joanne Dru. John Ireland, home and help him overcome his Macdonald Carey. alcohol problem. 8 a> Die• Cavett (C) 0 ~ (6) m NBC MondtJ Movie· • Theatre 9: "Room 1t the Top" "The fortune Cookie" (R) (comedy) (drama). '59-laurence Harvey, S1 '66 -Jack Lemmon Walter Mal· mone S1gnoret. tllau Ron Rich Judi ' West Lurene m Movie: "Invisible Stripes" (drt· Tuttle. When a' TV cameraman is '!'a) '39 -Humphrey Bogart, Wil· slightly rouahed up while covering ham Holden. a football game. his brother con· 12:30 m Movie: "The Br1ini1(' (horror) cocts a scheme to swindle a mil· Abel Salazar. lion dollars from an Insurance 1:00 IJ Movie: "El Paso" (drama) '49 company. -John Payne. Gail Russell. I Z1ne Grq_ Thntre (30) I 0 News (C) GP. ffi !W ABC Mond•J Movie: CO"mmunity Bulletin Board (C) ( ) 'Buch ll1nllet Bingo" (R) Cisco Kid (teenage musical) '65 -Frankie Movie: ''Voodoo lsl1nd" (mys· Avalon, Annette Funicello, Deborah tery) '57 -Boris Karloff, Beverly Walley, Harvey Lembeck. The beach lJ'.!.er. gang enrolls in a sky diving school 2:30 U News/Give Us This Da1 (C) 'TH E HIPPEST ACTRESS IN TOWN' When you're bogged down in heavy traffic and Rnd you~elf being pa t'd by u lithe und livc:ly ludy riding a souped up Honda and waving n scarf in the breeze. what cttn you assume'? Thnt he'~ nn escapee from Camarillo? Or could it perhaps be one of those for out movie being filmed on locution on the freeways? It is, in ract, Florence Luke. And if ~he looks fa miliar. you might rcmemhcr the litrle lady who daily tried to smuggle l aun1 Sc udder Tortilla Chips across the border on ft donkey. Or perhaps you recall that innocent looking little woman who c conversation Johnny Carson once "bleeped" (mBki ng it seem, in the omissions. ru ther risquc) to prove a point uhout network censorsh ip. You'll be seeing n lot more of Florence this season when CBS airs its new how, Hendmustcr The series stnr Andy Grittith nnd Jerry Van Dyke. Fl orence play~ th e pnrt of the head clerk in thr attcndnncc otllcc of the school. r'; She rides to work wilh Jerry Van Dyke on lhc buck scot of n motor- cycle. "You meet the nice~I peo- ple on a chopper," 11he !ill)!i. lli•li••I:~ F~orcncc hn~ been in i;how busincs'i lit~rally all her ,life. She i' :• third gencr:it1on actre~s. born on tour, ra1~d m vnudcv1 lle, frolick· 1ng through the JO's :ind 40'ii on rndio and in movie , arriving in the so· .. and 60's with television. and still going Slrong. She ju t completed ll c~·stnrring role in an independent fe ature. "Comcbnck." pl ny1ng oppo •le t" o other legendary net re"~ , Miriam Hopkin'i u ~~ Gulc Sondergaard. She hns appc;1red rcgulnrly on such tck· v1s1~n series ns The Red Skelton Show. Dick Van Oykc. and The Dons Day Show. Florence is a mischievous, energetic, and homorflll womnn. Wh!lc ~hat she d?Cs in. front of the camera is ·•strictly acting." she can t hide that twinkle 1n her eye thut reveals her true z.cst for life. She's popular with today·., yotinger gencralion bccnuse she rcnlly ident ifies more wit h them than with any generation. She cun hold her own in n discus'iion of rock music or minMdrts nnd can All )OU in on their "Roarinr Twenties" co111lterp:irts. Florence i' forever open-minded nnd has th:1 t sensc of the "now" that come'i from nlwnys liv ing in the present, "ll'!i ki nd of crnzy thnl the kids of today dig me," <;he 'in)'s. "hut identify wi th a lot of t hin~ :ihout lhc modern generation. I can't hnng on to the pa<;t. You can't live in the pa'it "hen we've got a man wnlking on the moon. I'm glad T'm living in th1o; cm. Thing' arc moving fa'lter every dn y. nnd ii'" exciting to sec all thc'ic thin~" hnppcn." Florence live<; in the pn.·,ent. hut 1,he's lived enough in the p:"t to fi ll ten book" wi1h friend!\. e\pcrienceo; and wisdom. A lifc·lt'ng resident of Santa Monica. she ha' ;1 hcuch hou'le off the Pncific ('oa'lt Highw:iy thul''I u veritnhle nrn'ieum of memories untl mcmor- uhi liu from the high style era of the 30's. She wn< then clo~e friend wi th Ginger Roge r<;, Mnrgnre1 Sulluvon. Mue Clnrk und Marion Duvics und spent nrnny an 11nforgettahle weekend nl Wi llinm Rnn· dolph Hearst's legendary San Simeon. As for ns being an actress goes. it's j11~1 part of Florence's Ju)' to dny living. "I Jo one pan and then think about the next one," she rcOccts. "I never deci ded to become nn nctre~s: I just alwnys was one, sin ce my earliest memories. I t never occurred 10 me to be anything else.'' Thus, acting is as natural to Florence Lake ns living. or sw imming, or any1hin~ else 1ha1 'lhe enjoy -and thut' what's huppcning todny. So if that "li11le okl lady" you meet in hc<1vy trallic lool.. fomil- iur, 1t·~ probnhly Florence Lake. If it is, don·1 he <urpric;ed. She gets :iro11nd. , ••• Jl - TUESDAY I V fNtNr, JULY 28 · m Huntley-l rlnlll., (C) (30) 6:00 I ~ News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. For morning and afternoon liatinp, please see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. Cln You Top This? (C) (30) Bob Crane, Rose Marie and Morey Amsterdam 1uest. D SU O'Clock Movil: "Adam's Rib" (romance) '49-Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn, Judy Holliday, Tom Ewell. DIYid Wayne, Jean Haiien. A couple wres a harmon· ious marrie1e until they share the same courtroom -as prosecutor and defense attorney. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 O (C) ''The Cl1111non Kid" (west· em) '52 -Audie Murphy, Yvette Du1ay, Btverty Tyler. TN Flintstones (C) (30) Ster Trek (C) (60) I F Troop (30) AIC Ennill News (C) (30) ~ars New (~) (30) "Desert Detectives." Six rouniisters from Jerusalem take an arch1eolo1iical trip into the wilderness ol Judaea to di& up evidence of a klna who, in the time of Moses, defeated the Israelites on their w1r to Canaan 9:001J (C) "M11ic fire" (musical) '51 -Yvonne Decarlo, Carlos Thomp· son. Rita Gam. 9:30 B ''The Mtn" (drama) 'SO-Jeck Webb, Marlon Brando, m "Dt1t Murderer'' (mystery) '47 -£rie Portman, Greta Gynt, Dennis Price. ) Outnadl Unlimited (C) I (J) cas Nnrs (C) (30) 1:00 II "The Min in Half Motn Street" \mystery) '44 -Nils Asther, Helen Walker. Pueblo sin E.ltltranu (30) C.lloph11 Courntet (C) (30) 6:15 (lO) Mulkale (C) m ''Top H1r• (musical comedy) 'JS -Fred Astaire, Gin1er Roaers, Edward Everett Horton. 6:30 0 KNBC Ntw1trwlu (C) (60) 1J Virclnia Crah1111 Show (C) (60) Guests tentatNefy scheduled are Artie Shaw. John Gary, Rebecca Wells, James Franciscus, John Chamber and Peter Pasternak 2:00 B "Thi M1tdlm1ker" (comedy) 'SB -Shirley Booth, Shirley Mac· Laine. m ''Stranee Kolld1y" (drama) '46 -(l1ude Rains, Gloria Holden. I The G1111e ca .. e (C) (30) M favoritt Martian (30) · Perry llitlton (60) f!5 Huntley-Brlnllfey (C) (30) law tor the '70s (C) (30) 4:30 U (C) "D•rs of the Badman" (we.stern) '58 -Fred MacMurray, Join Weldon, John Ericson. 7:30 1:00 9:00 11:30 6:00 7:00 7130 1:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 1:30 1:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 SUNDAY, JULY 26 9 !C) "B•nd or Angel5" (adventure) '57-Clark Gabl•, Yvonne DeCarlo. 11 'Kln4 Kont" CRl (horror) '3~Bruce Cabot. Robert Armstrona. 1 17 3 ,\C) "The Heroes or Telemuk" (R) (war dn1ma) '70 2 (C) •The Ambnsador'5 Daughter" (comedy) '56--John Forsy1he MONDAY, JULY 27 1 (Cl "Th• Young land" (drama) '59-Pat Wayne. Dan O'Hertlhy 23 6 "Serseanl Rylier" (drama) '63-Lee Marvin, Bradford Dillman. 9 (Cl "House of Bamboo" (drama) '55--Robert Stack. Robert Ryan. 4 23 6 "The fortune Cookie" (R) (comedy) '66-Jack Lemmon 1 17 3 (C) "Beach Bl•nkel Bingo" (R) (teena1e musical) '65 11 "You C•n'l Chut an Honest Man" (comedy) '39-W C Fields. 9 "Room •t the Top" (drama) '59--Laurence Harvey. Simone S11noret TUESDAY, JULY 28 7 "Ad•m'a Rib" (romance) '49-Spencer Tracy, Kathartne Hepburn 2 29 I (C) "Wake We When It's Over" CR) (comedy> '60 9 (C) "Ten Thouaand Bedrooms" (comedy) '57-Dean Maritn. 7 11 3 (C) "Mister Jerico" (R) (comedy) '70-Patrlck Macnee 4 23 6 (C) "Blllle" (RI (comedy) '65--Patty Duke. Jim Backus. 11 "Never Give • Sucker an Even Break" (comedy) '41 -W.C. Fields. 9 "David and Use" (drama) '62-Keir Dullea, Janel Mar1ol1n WEDNESDAY JULY 29 6:00 7 (C) "Str•teglc Air Command1' Part I (drama) '55-James Stewart. (C) ''Welcome to Hud Tlmes" (western) '67-Henry Fonda 1;30 9 ll:OO 11 11:30 5 9 "Ml Uttte Chickadee'' (comedy) '40-W C Fields, Mae WHt "Its a Gift" (comedy) '34-W C Fields. Baby Leroy. (C) "Ieng, Bang, You're Dead" (comedy) '66--Tony Randall 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 11:30 7:30 9:00 9:30 11:00 11:30 7:30 1;00 9:00 10:30 ll:U THURSDAY, JULY 30 7 (Cl "Str•tel_le Air Comm•nd" Conclusion (drama) '55 9 (C) "Battle Cry" (drama) '55-Van Heflin, Aldo Ray 2 29 I CCI ''The Law and Jake Wade" !Rl (western) '58 11 "The Bank Dick" (c<>medyl '40-W C Fields, Una Merkel 9 "The Pawnbroker'' (drama) '6~Rod Steiger. Geraldine F1Ugerald 13 "The funy Pink Nlghtfown" (comedy) '57-Jane Ru~sell FRIO Y, JUlY ll 9 "Cry Terror'' (mystery) '58--Jarnes Muon. Rod Steiger. 2 29 I (C) "The Third Day" (Rl (drema) '65--Georae Peppard 17 l "Ohld and Bathsheba" (drama) '52-Gregorx Peck. 11 "You C1n't Cheat an HonHt Man" (comedy) 39 -W C Fields 5 "Ebb Tlde" fdr11mt) '37 -Ray Milland. Frances Farmer 7 (C) "KIHln' C-lns" (romance) '64-£tv11 Presley, Glenda Farrell 9 ''The Giant Behemoth" (sci·fl) '59--Gene Evans, Andre Morrell 13 "Checkpoint" (adventure> '57--Anthony Steel, Od•le Verso1s SATURDAY', AUGUST l 9 (C) "Captain Horatio Hornblower" (adventure) '51 -Greaory Pt'ck. U "Out of the Past" (drama) '4 7-l<nk Doualu, J.tne Greer ' 23 6 (C) "Ambush 8aY,'' (R) (adventure) '6~Hugh O'Bro.tn. 11 "All the Yovng Men • (drama) '60 -Alan Ladd, Sidney Poitier. 2 Fabulou• 521 (C) "Battle Hymn" Cdr.tma) '57-Rock Hudson. 1 (C) "Tea and Sympathy" (drama) '56--Dtborah Kerr, Johr> K"'" Pace 12 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. JULY 25, 1970 9 (f) Tiie Munstm (30) Q) Rul To11 Kuntd.1 (C) (60) (30) Ttttern for Uvlt1t (l0) m The Crt1tl¥t '-•• (C) (30) I Nttidero 34 (C) (60) "Pierre Boulez." A study of the KMIR Dtwt Rtf*t (C) (30) f1mous composer·conductor. S.nt1 Rou de Lhna (30) (30) Fisller family (30) W Bewttdltd (C) (30) @D LA Co11stitldoe (60) 7:001 C1S Eveni.1 News (C) (30) 9:00 0 @(t> a;) NIC Tlltldey Mevlt: -Wttars My Line? (C) (30) (lj "Billie" (R) (comedy) '65- 1 Love Lucy (30) Patty Duke, Jim B1ckus, J1ne Greer, Ital ti.. Ci.ct (C) (30) Warren Ekrlin1er, Billy De Wolle. A 6 lr•dtd (C) (30) lS·year·old 1irl finds her athletic : 011 for He1lttl (30) Spinal I prowus a compllcatlon In her per· stretchina to relieve pressure on son1I life. the vertebrae Is shown I e Pt.ytloJ ltter °''' (C) (60) Host Qj (i) Trvth or Conttqutnca (t) Hu1h Heffner welcomes Vic D1mone. (30)""Chritt the L1vln1 Word (C) (30) I Fran Jeffries. Buddy Miles Band. I lal1nds in Hat Sun (C) (30) Belland and Somerville, and Rich Si•pt,..nte Merla (55) Little. That Girl (C) (30) fill NET Festini (C) (60) (R) "Mon- 7:30 tJ 9 (j) CBS T!Mld1y Movie: (C) lerey Jazz Festival No. 4." ''Welt Mt Wht1t tra Over'' (R) QO) Outruch Unll111lttd (C) (comedy) 160 -Ernie Kovacs, Dick ~ N.tadl1 (60) Shawn, Don Knotts, Marao Moore I 9:15 (30) Selected Fiim (C) A ii1oup of Gls build a hotel on a 9:30 R Qj Ci) The Govtrnof and J. J. forgotten island in the Pacific ("lj (30) Joaaer Governor Drink· 0 !il 00 a;) I Drt1111 of n•nnie waler attracts a starry.eyed basset (lj (30) (R) "Please Don't Give 1 hound to the executive mansion and My Jeannie No More Wine." Jean-immediately hes to resist J, J.'s nie uses her magic to produce an efforts to keep the 1nlm1I. ancient bottle of wine th1t causes B Q) Newt (C) (30) trouble ror all concerned. {!9) MllSlcale (C) IJ Movie Game (C) (30) Team @I) Muticl y EstrtllH (C) (30) members are Jim Brown. Pamela 9:45 (~) '•IHf'• Dea (C) Roaers, Vincent Price, Pat Henry, 10:00 6 ,S CJ) CIS News Sptdal (C) Bur1ess Meredith. Stefanie Powers. (60) "Voices From the Russi1n Un· 0 @ CV Q) Mod Squad (C) (60) I der1round.'' Three Russian intellec· (R) "The Deedly Sin." The lire of a tuals describe the repression ol dis youna postulent nun is in dan1er sent in the Soviet Union. because she witnessed 1 syndicate I 11 News (C) (60) sleyin1. Cil&> Marcua Welby, M.D. fJ Million $ Mwlt: (C) "Ttn Thou· ( ) ( O) (R) "Nobody Wants a Fat sand Bed.roe•s" (comedy) '57-Jockey " Jockey Dinty G11t11iher suf. Dean Martin, Eva Bartok. Anna Ma lers a collapse because ol his rie Alberghettl. A rich young Amen-desperate attempts to lose wei1ht can 1rrives in Rcm2 to buy a hotel for an important race. Michael and star around promotm1 mar Burns ind Strother Martin guest riages for three beautiful sisters -I ' Spy (C) (60) so that he mey marry the fourth ., 8utlle's L .. (60) m Truth or Conaequenc:u (C) (30) : Spt.culatlon (C) (60) (R) "A m I $Jl(IA\ I Clrcua PrHlieft (C) I Conversation With Robert M. Hutch· (60) Bill Burrud 1nd Hobo Kelly c:o· ins " chairman or the Fund for the hos1 pro1r1m luturing the lOOth Re ' ublic Inc. Anniversary Edition of the Rin11in1 • Tra ' Vidas Distintas (30) Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus • • festive! Muicano (60) fill The Toy That Graw Up (60) 10:30 • Mi MHstro QO) "Hills or Kentucky." A 1927 Rin Tin 11:00 0 0 g) ma> Nna (C) Tin silent film In which he saves the One Step Beyond heroine, routs the villain. 1nd be· • Call ol the Wat (C) rnends the boy. W. C. Flttds Film ftttlval: (30) Stltded film (C) (30) " mr Cive 1 Suder an Even el Estafa dt Amor (30) lrNk" (comedy) '41-W. C Fields. 7:55 m Cuation dt Stpndos Gloua Jean. Leon Errol. 1:00 0 @ 00 m Debbie R.,nolds (C) ~He Said, Slit Sli d (C) (30) (R) "Nothing But the Truth." (]) lil 00 Ci!J Cl) News (C) Debbie suspects a local gossip : On lilm: "The Costume De oofumn refers to Jim and she per· ~ner." Dorcthy Jeaklns guests. suades l\im lo play the truth game. 11:15 (!1J CI) C!nema 17: "Treasure or the Dean Martin appears. Golden Condor." .. m Divor'9 Court (C) (30) l1:30 1 ~Ci) Merv Crtfftn (C) To Tell th• Truth (C) (30) · @ ~ ,m Johnny Ce~sen (C) ( O) full Gospel Buslntstmen (C) Mcw11. 'ehtroll~ Strip (west (30) 1 ern) '40-Richard Dix. ~ C c 0a>1>icll Cavett (C) l:.ti:I ~ud10 Avelf•net ( ) (30) G Thutrt 9; "David and Lisa" 1:05 m Hit del Momento (60) (dr1ma) '62-f<eir Dullea, Janel 8:30 0 Q) (6) g;, Julia (C) (30) (R) Margolin. "I'll Be ~ours.'' Two of Julia's boy Q) Movie: "Stran1er on the Prowl" friends and Earl J. Waaaedorn com· (drama) '53-Paul Muni, Joan Lor pete for her time when Corey 1s ring. out or town with relatives. I 1:00 e Movie: ''The Good HumOt Men" 1J One·Man Show (C) 30) Sob (comedy) 'SO-Jack Carson, Lola Ramsen is ~!lighted. 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Kurt Heindel. 9;30 fJ "Mr. Pubody ind the Met· maid" (comedy) '48-Ann Blyth, William Powell. m "Les Miser1bles" (drama) '35- Fredric March, Charles Laughton, John Beal. 1:00 0 "Boys From Brooklyn" (comedy) '52-Bela Lugosi, Charlita. m "Encore'' (comedy) '52-Nigel Patrick, Roland Culver. Kay Walsh, Noel Purcell, Glynis Johns, Terence Morgan. Three stories by W. Somer· set Maugham. 2:00 fJ (C) "Bachelor in P1r1dist" (comedy) '61-lana Turner, Bob tiope. m "Htadin1 ror Heaven" (comedy) '17-stu Erwin, Glenda Farrell. 4:30 IJ ''The Coura~e of lassie" (ad- venture) '46-Elrzabeth Taylor, Tom Drake. fVFNINC. 6:00 I ~I Nns (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · • Hunttey·B1lnllley (C) (30) n You Top This? (C) (30) I Six O'Clodl Movie: (C) ''Stfa· tecic Air Command" Part I (drama) 'SS-James Stewart, June Allyson, Barry Sullivan, Frank Lovejoy. An Air Force Reservist gives up a lucra· live baseball career for active duty in the Strategic Air Command I F Troop (30) The Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) (3) ABC Ev.nine News (C) (30) What's New (30) (I) CBS News (C) (30) (30) Outreach Unlimit.d (C) I Pueblo sJa Espef anta (30) Teatro de las Estrtllas (30) Gallopin& Gourmet (C) (30) 6:15 ( 0) Musicale (C) 6:30 O KNBC Newservlce (C) (60) 0 Vir&Jnia Graham Show (C) (60) Guests are Karen Valentine, Ricardo Montalban, Kenny Kinaston and Joe Williams. B Tiit Game Show (C) (30) Bev iify Garland, Sandy Baron and Ab· bey Lincoln guest. I ~ Favorite Martian (30) Perry Mason (60) 6 Huntl.,·Brinlcley (C) (30) law ror tlla '70's (C) (30) (i) The Munsters (30) (30) P1ttern ror livlnc (30) I Noticitro 34 (C) (60) KMIR Desert Report (C) (30) S.nta Rosa de Lima (30) lawitdltd (C) (30) 7:00 CBS btninc News (C) (30) What's My Une? (C) (30) SONG AND DANCE GAL-Guest star Juliet Prowse d<Xs a production number 011 '"A11other ~vtning With Burt B_ac~a· rach," a program /eaturi11g the music of the co11ductor·p1an1st , on NBC's Kraft M11sic Hall, Wtdttesd"y at 9 PM. ..... 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 25, 1970 m I Love Lucy (30) I age dau1hter (Brocke Bundy) of a IE) Beat the Clock (C) (30) university profeSS(1r (Peter Donat) ~ @ Hip and Wild (C) (30) 1 suffers a kidney injury that Will W Interface (C} (30) "Why Micro· require surgery. electronics Fail." An investigation 0 Ci) Ci) m Kratt Music Hill (C) and demonstration of analysis pro-(60) ''Another Evening With Burt cedures utilizinc hlgh·power mic10· Bacharach." Composer·pianist Burt scopes. electronic microscopes, en· Bacharach is host to Juliet Prowse, vironmental chambers. and the 1 Dusty Springfield and Mireille Ma· scanning electron microscope. I th1eu. Qj [j) Truth OJ Consequences (C) 0 1 ffi c:E The Everly Brothers i)Cilrist the livinc Word (C) (30) ~ (60) Guests are B. J. Thomas, Wanderlust (C) (30) Brenda lee, Mac Davis and Yvonne Slmplemente Maria (55) I Wilder. Resident laugh·makers Ruth That Girl (C) (30) McDevitt and Joe Higgens also •P· 7:30 'li (j) Where's Huddles (C) (30) pear. Animated cartoon about two married (30) Outieacll Unlimited (C) pro football players. Voices are Cliff EE Bo1 de Mexico (60) Norton, Mel Blanc. Marie Wilson e!) Natacha (60) and Paul Lynde. 9:15 (30) Selected Film (C) 0 fil 00 m The Virrinian (C) 9:30 fJ m News (C) (30) (lij 1'o Make This Place Remem· EI!.l IT PROBES, PROVOKES! ber." Judge Garth agrees to defend * Watch NEWSICAL MUSE! a dead man on a charge of murder. I Ell) Tiie Newsical Muse (C) (30) Joan Blondell and Lee J. Cobb are Folkslnger·musical satirist Len featured. Chandler Joins producer·commen· 0 Tiit Movie Game (C) (30) Jim tator Lew Irwin in a musical look Br~wn, Pamela R.ogers and Vincentl at the headlines. Pnce compete with Buraess Mere· (30) Musicale (C) dith, Stelanie Powers and Pat Henry. 9:45 (~) Pastor's Desk (C) 0 Cf1l CV c:E Na.~ny and the Pro-10:00 i) ~ Hawaii Five-0 (C) (60) lessor (~) (30) ~~nny and the I ( R) Steve and Danny investigate a Smoke·F1lled Room. Nanny and crime In which the victim turns out Professor Everett enc~ttrage B~tch 10 be the wife of Danny's old to run for class president a~am~t schoolmate and fellow police officer, Steve Walte!s· whose c.ampa1gn 1s Lew Mo~an (Tom Skerritt). based. o~ bnbery. . , 0 Ill (.6) m Then Came Bronson fJ M1lhon $ ~ovte: (C) , 'Welcome (C) (60) (R) "Sybil." Bronson meets to Hard Times' (western) 67-Hen· a girl who has convinced herself she !Fonda, Aldo Ray, Janice Rule. is 1 witch. Renne Jarrett guests. Truth Of Consequences (C) (30) B m News (C) (60) Perry Mason (60) ITT) (3) aJ The Smothers Broth· The Forsyte S.ca (60) (R) 1 ers (C> 160> (3_0) Selected Film (C) (30) I I Spy (C) (60) al Estala de Amor (30) Burh's law (60) 7:55 m Cuestion de Se&undos I : Thirteen Ai•inst Fate (60) "The 8:00 6 ?.!; 00 Gomer Pyle (C) (30) Jud~e " Alexander Knox star~ as (R) Andy Griffith and Ronny How· ltav1er Lhomond, a French 1udge ard guest when Opie runs away whose own private life parallels the from Mayberry to join the Marines murder case he is trying. and decides to join Gamer's pla-· Tres Vidas Distintas (30) toon. • Tele-Cinema Espanol (2 hr) B Divorce Court (C) (30) 10:30 Ml Maestro (30) @ (1) c:E The Courtship of Ed· 11:00 ,9 00 al News (C) dit's Father (C) (30) (R) "Free Is ~ (.6) m News (C) a Four-Letter Word " Tom Corbett is One Step Berond asked by Cissy Drummond· Randolph I tu m News (C) ol the maaazine's board of directors tail of the West (C) to lire photographer Norman Tinker.1 W. C. Fields Film Festiv1I: "My m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) little Chickadee" (comedy) '40- (30) Tiit Answer (C) (30) W. C. Fields, Mae West. Dick I la Crlada Bien Criada (30) Foran. Mae West searches for a 8:05 El Tornillo (55) rich husband, but has fond eyes 8:30 .S 00 Beverly Hillbillies (C) for a masked bandit. (30) (R) Jed has his hands lull in Q) He Said, She Said (C) keeping Sorty (Shua Fisher) from W Blac* Journal (C) (60) (R) running out on Elverna (Elvia All· 11:15 Q1 Cinema 17: '1he Rest Is man) on their wedding day. S11ence." Hardy Kruger. D atamplonship Wrestlin& (C) 11:30 I§ 00 Merv Griffin (C) {90) Girl wrestlers. Tom Rose. Fran • (6) m Johnny Carson (C) Gravette and Vicki Williams, are ovle: "It's a Gift" (comedy) featured. '34-W. C. Fields, Baby Leroy 0 ~ ffi ti) Room 222 (C) (30) 8 al Dick Cavett (C) (R) "Arizona State Loves You." Pete • Thutre 9: (C) "Bane, Bane. D1lon and Mr. Kaufman try to sale· You're Dead" (comedy) '66- guard the educational future or Walt Tony Randall, Senta Berger. Whitman's star black halfback when Q) Movie: "Deep Wat11s" (drama) he is inundated with athletic '38-0ana Anndrews. Jean Peters. scholarship offers.. 1:001J Movie: "Step Down to Terror" I David Frost Show (C) (90) (suspense) '59-Rod Taylor, Jocelyn RNI Tom Kennedy (C) (60) Brando. Evenin& at Pops (C) (60) (R) I 0 News (C) Doc Severinson of The Tonight Show C!Ommunity Bulletin Board (C) ;s special guest. Arthur Fiedler Movie: "The Enchanted Ville(' hosts. (drama) '48-Alan Curtis. (30) Fisher Famil1 (30) 2:00 m All-Ni&llt Show: "Mr. and Mrs. EE Sonrisas (C) (30) Smith," "Monster Demolisher" and 9:00 I).~ Medical Center (C) (60) (g '1he Girt Most Likely." (R) In an auto accident. the teen· 2:30 6 News/Give Us Tiiis Day (C) 170 f I 1at) will (C) lurt lurt 1se, ~·- ltfS 1as, nne ulh ap- 'I ). iE! 30) .en en- >Ok 60) ! a out old :er, aon els ;he t.h· ·he as lae :he My ick a •es Is C) ly) 1(., a) "$. ,.. '" C) ,,. s Id A· T • T .,E·N· T -1·0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED' IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The New 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION 2 D-r e4 ~· w...-e l ... "'9 & Pk•• DOT DATSUN 18835 Beach Blvd. Huntlnqton a.-ch 842r778lor540-0442 OPEN SUNDAYS 1971 CAPRI Tht blq sexy ci.r from Europe with th• price of • ~ub comp.ct SANTA Afl'A I INC001.u~prURY lJOI NO. TUSTIN SA,..TA AHA 547-9183 Open unlll f p.m., Mon.·Frl. ! p.no S•t. & Sun. ORANGE COUNTY'S [][QJ[Y][Q][!]~ DEAN LEWIS IMPORTS 1966 Harllor, C.M. 646-9303 HEADQUARTERS .. .,.. ..-ct..., .. -·a ...,. ......... & "-•"•* ........ ,rk .. fW lflol ..... lele MliYwy. 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Also very handy es identification labels for marking personal items such as books, records , photos, etc. Labels stid on glass and may be used for marking home canned food items. All labels are printed with stylish Vogue type on fine qual ity white gummed paper. Mn. ChrittiM Brown 969 Post Ro•d Code Mew. C•lif. 92626 r-----------, I I I I I I I I I I I I Rlll11 thh ceupo11, clip a11d mail with S 1.00 to: Pilet Ptl11U111.labal Di¥., los 1171, Naw,ert luch, Calif. 92Ul .......................................................... ·-······················---··-····-----··----------····· la •• , ... ltM YOIH Zip Cod• I I I I , __ _ PILOT PRINTING ----' L FREE ·BONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LAIELS WE WILL INCLUDE AD SET 05 PACKAGE MAILING LABELS. ,. .................. -' THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, JULY 26. 1970 T H URSDAY JULY 30 For morninc and afternoon listings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 ... ouiau of Yeu" (drama) '52 -Loretta Younr; Jeff Chandler, Alex Nichol. 9:00 0 ·~nuts" (comedy) '29- The Ma111 Brother$. 9:30 D .. Parroll" (mystery) '62- Mrchael Craig, Francoise Prevost. m (C) "Devil's Can,on" (western) '"SJ-Dale Robertson, Virginia Mayo. 1:00 II ''The Round·Up" (western) '41 -Richard 011, Patricia Morison. m "Cod la My Partntt" (drama) '51-Walter Brennan, Marion Rose. 2:00 D (C) "Stopover Tolt,o" (drama) '57-Robert Wagner, Joan Collins. m "Air Strike" (drama) '5>- Richard Denning, Gloria Jean. 4:30 11 ''The Le111on Drop Kid" (com· edy) 'SI-Bob Hope, Marilyn Mu- well, Lloyd Nolan. f V FN 1 N r. 6:00 I "' News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. ' m Huntley-lrinlllty (C) (30) Can You To, Tiils? (C) (30) Bob Crane, Rose Marie and Morey Amsterdam guest. 0 Sii O'Clodl Mov~: (C) "Stra· teak Air Com1t11nd" Conclusion (drama) 'S>-Jame5 Stewart, June Allyson, Barry Sullivan, frank love· joy. An Air force Reservist must give up a lucrative baseball career when he is called to active duty in the Strategic Air Command. He finds that even in peacetime, each mission with the giant planes is frau1ht with danger. I f Troop (30) The Flintstones (C) (30) Stir Trell (C) (60) AIC Ewtnlag Newa (C) (30) ~It's Ntw (C) (30) "Through a Child's Eye." ~Ci) CIS Nen (C) (30) ii) OVtranh Unliniited (C) ''""'° sin Esptran.u (30) TNtro dt 111 &trtllu (30) W Calloplftl Gour111tt (C) (30) Gr1h1m Kerr. - 6:15 (30) Music.tie (C) 6:30 0 ltNBC Ntwtmict (C) (60) II Vlrcinla Gr•h1111 Shew (C) (60) Tentative guests include Amy Vanderbill Joanie Sommers and Dom De Luise. D The 5a1111 Game (C) (30) Bev· erly Garlud. Sandy Baron and Abbey Lincoln ruest. I ~ favorite Martian (30) 3 Perry Mason (60) 6 Huntlty•Brinltley (C) (30) law for the '70's (C) (30) The Munsters (30) I) Pattern for Uvin1 (30) Noticlero 34 (C) (60) KMIR Dnert Report (C) (30) Santa Rosa de Lim• (30) ltwltchtd (C) (30) 7:00 CIS Evt11in1 News (C) (30) lter Cronkite. 0 Wllat's My Lint? (C) (30) tlOrty Gunty, Phyllis Newman end Soupy Sales guest. 11 Love luq (30) leat t1M Clod! (C) (30) AmtriCH West (C) (30) ~ina Utt Suit.Ir (30) "Notes on the Aflh String " Qt Ci) Truth or Consequences (C) (30) '"Christ the Uvin1 WOfd (C) (30) I Sln1plt111entt Marl1 (55) TUt Clrt (C) (30) 7:30 ~Ci) Fa•ily Affair (C) (30) (R) A tefevlslon seer predicts New York will be innundated by 1 mas sive tidal wave, end Uncle 8111 must reassu re Bu_!!i and Jody. 0 QJ 00 m 01111tl loone (C) (SO) (R) "Perilous Passaae." Dan- iel and Gabe Cooper, about to be executed by the British for blow· ing up a bridge, make a daring escape and take a fellow prisoner with them. The three face death when a traitor leads them into the hands of the British. II The Movie 5••• (C) (30) Jim Brown, Pamela Rogers and Vin· cent Price compete against Bur· gess Meredith. Stefanie Poweri and Pat Hen.!l.: 0 @ W CD Animal World (C) (30) "Poler Bur." Host-narrator Bill Bu"ud attempts to cast a liallt on the relatively little known life ~le ol the polar bear. U Milliotl $ Movie: (C) ''lattlc Cry" (drama) '5>-Van Heflin, Al· do Ray. Orama of the romances. training and the battles of 1 group of U.S. Marines during WW II. I Truth Of Cotlsequencn (C) (30) l'tfTJ Mason (60) M•uit and Ute Beautiful ,... ne (C) (30) (R) '1he Rack." (30) S.ltcttd film (C) (30) i btlfa de AmOf (30) 7:55 Cutstion de Saaundos 1:00 9@ Ha1197 Days (C) (60) Duke Ellington guests. Bob & Ray. Chuck McCann and host Louis Nye star. I Divorce Court (C) (30) @(])'(!)That Girl (C) (30) ( ) "Easy faller." Don Hollinger injures his back demonstratinr slu safety in Ann's apartment and is staying there--0n doctor's orders-- when Ann's father arrives for 1 visit. m To Tell the Truth (C) (30) EJ1) WISJ!in,ten in Review (C) (30) ' ) Creation Rnearch (C) (30) Preiwltr Movie (C) (2 hr) envenido Padre Murray " Ster· ring Rene Munoz and Tomas Blanco 1:05 a!) Tet .. Revista Muliul (55) 1:30 0 ~ @ a;, Ironside (C) (60) (R) "One Hour to Kill" Alone In his quarters, Chief Ironside is the target of a psychopath seeking vengeance (guest Robert Lipton). B lo•i!!t © (90) @ W al Bewitched (C) (30) {R) '1aking a Chance on love." One of Darrin's clients falls in love with Samantha white her cousin Serena is posing as her. m David Frost Show (C) (90) Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) NET PlaJtlouse (2 hr) "A Passage to India." E. M. Forster's novel is the basis for this BBC play by Santha Rama Rau about Anglo-Indian relations In the 1920$. Sybil Thorndike. Zia Mohyeddin, Cyril Cusack, Virginia McKenna star <Continued) 170 0) nd :es C) C) 0) BW IS· 1st C) in· be W· ng 1er rth he Im In If· nd C) or !ht ife tit "· IS, up 0) II· 0) 1y, ye 0) ,er 1ki la • 0) rr) If• ~ O) in ~e ~& 0) " ve in 'A r's IC ut Is. n, 1r. THURSDAY (ContJn~ed) ;, ) Flllltr ra111iy (3 9:00 Qi [i) CIS 11rada1 Movie: ( ) iifllil.aw and Jake Wide'' (R) (westem) '58-Robert Taylor, Rich· ud Widmark, Patricia OweM, Rob· ert Middleton. Onc:e the member of a notorious and ruthless gang of outlaws, Jake Wade Is now the respected marshal of a New Mexloo town with no idea of how suddenly his past wlll catch up with him. 0 cm (])(!6 Tom Jona (C) (60) (R) lfobert Goulet, Lulu, Kenny Rogers, The First Editions, and The Ace Trucking Company guest. (30) 011tre1ct1 Unlimited (C) Em Natacha (60) 9:15 ;) Sttected Film (C) 9:30 • QI (i) m Drarnlt (C) (30) ( ) "Buijiary-Baseball." Sgt. Fri· day and Officer Gannon track a safe burglar. e m News <C> (30) 9:45 @) hstor'a ball (C) 10:00 D 9 00 m The 8oldcllgen (C) Charfe'i Nelson Rellly and Marty Feldman star with regulars Tommy Tune and The Golddiegers. English mime Julian Chagrin guests. I m News _JC) (60) @ (]) (E Tht Survivors (C) ( ) (R) At Baylor's insistence, Tra cy tells Jeff that Phllip is not his father. 11 Spy (C) (60) Burtie's Law (60) Tru Vldu Dlstintu (30) HorOKO.,. eon el Professor Horangel (30) 10:30 fE The Creative Person (30) "Sir Tyrone GOthrle." A profile of the noted British stage director, play· wright and writer who was the founding artistic director of the tyron Guthrie Repertory Theatre in Minneapolis, Minn. Interviews with June Havoc, Darren McGavin. and Guthrie's long time associate. set and costume designer Tanya Moisel· witsch. • Mi Mlestro (30) • • Aqui Tras Patinn (30) 11:00 ~Cf)@!) News (C) @ 00 m News (C) One S~ Beyond (i7J Cl)tE News (C) • t.11 Of the WeS1 (C) W. C. Fields film festiVll: "Tht lank Didi" (comedy) '4G-W. C. 'fields, Una Merkel. Franklin Pang· born. I He Said, Site S1id (C) W1stllngton in Review (C) (R) 11:15 CI) Cinema 17: "Black Widow." 11:30 Ii! (j) Marv Griffin (C) · @ m Johnnr Carson (C) ovie: "Our Hurts Were Young and Gay" (comedy) '44-Gail Rus- sell, Chartes Ruggles. f>m Dick Cavett (C) B Movie: "The P1wnbrotler" (dra· ma) '65-Rod Steiger. Geraldine Fitzgerald. Q) Movie: "The Fuz:zr Pink Night· gown" (comedy) '57-Jane Rus· sell, Ralph Meeker. Keenan Wynn. 1:00 B Movie: "Deadline at D1wn" (mystery) '46-Susan Hayward, Paul Lukas. Bill Williams. OONews (C) Q) Movie: ''Green Fin&erJ" (dra· ma) '48-Robert Beatty. Carol me. 1:15 Community Bulletin Board (C) 2:00 All·Nlafll Show: "100 Cries of Terror." "Island Rescue" and "Pick- !!£.. Alley." 2:30 U News/Give Ua Thia Dar (C) FRIDAY JULY 31 For morning and afternoon listings, please see DAY- TIM E PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:l0 fJ (C) "The Second Gr11tut Stx"' (romance) '56-Jeanne Crain, George Nader. 9:00 O "Bi& Broedcut of 1938" (musi· cal) '38-Bob Hope, Dorothy La· mour, w. C. fields. 9:30 B "Hidden Fear" (mystery) '57- John Payne, Alexander Knox. m ''Tltt B1thalof and t.lle Bubby Som" (comedy) '47-Cary Grant ~rna Loy, Shirley Temple. 1:00 U "The General Died 1t D1wn" (drama) '36-Gary Cooper, Made· leine Carroll. m "Thia Above All" (drama) '42 -Tyrone Power. Joan Fontaine. 2:00 0 (C) "D1n1erous D1y1 of Kiowa Jones" (drama) '66-Robert Horton. Diane Baker. ID "Dr11net" (drama) '47-l'ienry Wiicoxon. Mary Brian. 4:301) (C) "Brifhty of the Grand Can· ron" (adventure) '67-Joseph Cot ten. Pat Conway. EVENING 6:00 IJ Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 m Huntley-Brinkley (C) (30) U Cln You Top This! (C) (30) Bob Crane, Rose r.tarie and Morey Amsterdam guest. D Sports I sdciA\ I On the Road wnlt the uod&ers (C) (30) Stu Nahan is host of this eastern swing road trip that r£co1ds the off· the-field activities of the individual Dodger players. Sidelights covered include their favorite pastimes. The Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) I F Troop (30) (1) ABC Evening News (C) (30) What's New (C) (30) "Lona Train West." ~Ci) CBS News (C) (30) (30) Outreuh Unlimited (C) I Pueblo Sin Esperanza (30) Teatro de las Estrellas Galloping Gourmet (C) (30) Graham Kerr. 6:15 (30) Music~le (C) 6:30 0 KNBC Newr.erwiee (C) (30) O Virginia Graham Show (C) (60) Tentative guests are Linda Ronstadt. Bob Crane. and Jane Howard- author of "Please Touch." a book on sensitivity. fJ (11\ (3) m I SPlC tAL I College All·Star Football (C) (3 hr) The 37th annual College All ·Star game, live from Soldier Field in Chicago, Ill.. pits the best of the seniors of the 1969 season against the Kansas City Chiefs. winners of the Super Bowl. The All·Star~ have won just nine of the previous 36 games and tied twice. The last All·Star win was in 1963 when they upset the Green Bay Packers 20·17. 0 The Gama G1me (C) (30) Bev· erly Garland, Sandy Baron 11nd Abbey Lincoln guest. m My Fnorlte M1rtitn (30) 0 lint Gre1 Tht1trt (30) 9 Ci) Huntl1J·lfln.i11 (C) (30) ID David Frost Show (C) (90) tii} Law for tllt '70'• (C) (30) I!) Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) ~(I) The Munmra (30) fil) Ntwsieal Musa (C) (30) (R) (30) P1tttrn for LMna (30) Leo Chandler guest$. I Noticitro 34 (C) (60) (30) Fistler flmlly (30) KMIR Dastrt Raor.rt (C) (30) @!) Los Beverlr de Ptralvlllo (30) Senti Rosa dt L ma (30) 9:00 R ~ (1) CBS F1ld11 Movit: (C) 7:00 8 CBS £wenin& News (C) (30) •me Thki D1y" (R) (drama) '65- • Wlutfa Mr Une? (C) (30) Morty George Peppard, Ellzabe1h Ashley, Gunty, Phyllis Newman ind Soupy Roddy McOowall, Herbart Marshall. Sales guest. An amnesiac, accused of murder· 11 Leve Luer (30) ing a young woman, struggles to Bett the Clodl (C) (30) save his business and clear his Ci) Clnam1 Showuaa (C) (90) name. incilester 73." Dan Duryea. I The Baron (C) (60) m The FranCfl Chef (C) (30) (R) I David Suasklnd (C) (2 hr) "Veal or Pork Dinner for Four! . i) Outreach Unlimited (C) lo Half an Hour." Hoy (30) Qi) Ci) Trutll or Consequeneta (C) • • N1tacha (60) iO)-el\ritt the living Word (C} 9:15 (30) Selected Film (C) The American W~at (C.) (30) [ 9:30 0 G) Tht Brady Bunch (C) (30) Slmplemente M1111 (55) (R) "Lost Locket, found Locket." 7:30 R~ (j) Set Sm1rt (C) (30) Jan receives a. locket In the mail Maxwell Smart sneaks Into a wax without a card, and the Bradys try museum to find out how the to rind out who sent it. dummies are being brought to life 0 ~ Nan (C) (30) ~KAOS. Conclusion. (ll) Friday Movie: "D1vld and m Hlfh Chaparral (C) (60) (R) Baths eba" (drama) '52-0regory me To laugh, Time to Cry " Peck, Susan Hayward. Manolito proposes marriage to a l Q_IJ) Musicale (C) childhood sweetheart but the ro· fiI) Nochu Tapatias (30) manoe is marred by vengeful 1 9:45 (30) Pastor's DeSll (C) Comancheros when they invade to 10.00 _ ~ rL1 ell\ B ~~ , World settle an old score • u ...,. l.6J 1C.1.:1 11 .... en a IJ The Movie Game (C) (30) Jim 1 (C) (60) (R) "Diffusion." Anne Brown, Pamela Rogers and Vin· Baxter guests as an. aging movie cent Price compete against Burgess star who forces a director to use Meredith, Stefanie Powers and Pat old techniques that wfll make her Henry. look better on the screen. e Miiiion $ Movie: "Cry Tttror" B m News (C) (60} (mystery) '58-James Mason, Rod . Gi) He~.e Come the Brld~s .. (C) Steiger An intellectual criminal (60) (R) Candy and the K01d. A forces an electronics expert lo gunman who saved Jer~my s llfe make tiny bombs which he places challeng~s him for Candy s love. in airplanes then blackmails people, 0 Movie Specl1I: (C) "The Yellow for tip-offs · Rolls Royce" (comedy} '65-Rex m Truth or Conseqijences (C) (30) Harrison. Sh11ley MacLaine. Ingrid Perry Mason (60) Bergman. Bock Beat (C) (30) Robert I Burke'~ Law. (60) Cromie discusse's "9226 Kercheval: ' Tras Y.1das Distlntas (30) The Storefront That Did Nol Bum," • • lele·Crnema 40 (2 hr) by Nancy Milio. The story concerns 10:30 BJ Mi Maestro (30) and for lhe people of a Detroit 1 • ~ (6) m News (C) a community health center run by' 11:00 I ~ 00 D News (C) ghetto. One Step Barond (30) Selected Fllm (C) (30) w. C. Fields Film Festini: a;) Est1f1 de Amor (30) "You Can't Cheat an Honest Man" 7:55 m Cuestion de Seeundos (comedy) '39--W. C. Flelds, Edgar 8:00 I)~ (I) He and She (C) (30) Bergen, Charlie McCarthy. (R) Dick and Paula forget the ' I He Said, She S•id (C) birthday of their fireman friend, I : The Fo11yt1 S•&a (R) .. arry, and attempt to make It up 1 • Esta Noche a las Once to him secretly by deco rating his 11:30 I)~ Cf) Merv Griffin (C) bachelor apartment. I 0 @ (() ~ Johnny Carson (C) To Tatr tha Truth (C) (30) 9 Movie: "Ebb Tide" (drama) '37 I Divorce Court (C) (30) Della Reese is hostess tonight. Cintposium (30) "The Siient -Ray Milland, Franc:es Farmer. Crisis," a film by Ned Bosnlck l O Movie: (C) "Kiuin' Cousins" dealing wlth deaf children and (romance) '64-Elvis Presley. Glen· love, 1s discussed. da Farrell. Arthur O'Connell. {30) Life for Today (C) (30) G) Movie: "Checkpoint" (adven· 8') Lumita (C) (30) tore) '57-Anthony Steel. 8:05 m Luch1 Libre (55) al Noticiero 34 (C) 8:30 I)~ (j) Hog1n's Heroes (C) 11:40 (j7) CI) News (C) (30) (R) Hogan's scheme lo sabo· 11:45 G1J (3) Cinema 17: "Virgin Queen.'' tage a German ammunition train 1:001J Movie: (C) "Run for Cover" is ~tymied by a tough new officer (western) '55-James Cagney, Vi (Ci1fl Norton) at Stalag 13. veca Undlors, John Derek. 0 @ (6) m Name of tfle G1me 0 News (C) (C) (90) CR) ''The King of Den· 1J Community Bulletin Board (C) mark." Tony franci?sa and Susan l :30 0 News (C) Saint Jame.s are joined by guests Joseph Cotten and Margaret Leigh· 2:00 ID.~":.Night Show:, "Hill i~ Ko· ton in a story ol the discovery ol I ~ea, ~octor ,.Satan s Robot and an ancient a"d priceless manu· 'The B111 Sky. sc11pt. 2:30 B News/Give Us This Dar (C) Pllae 11 • I I I I ' Pase 18 .-----..... ae 11111p > ,r ' Fine Quality PRINTING 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress ,, 4-. ; ,r~ -------"A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. BalbOI Blvd. -Newport Beach I SONY. 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I ~ m Heckle & Jecllle (C) I Pueblo sin Elptranz1 Gulliver (C) 10:30 I Cl) Scooby-Doo (C) lshbone (C) • @) m Tlle Flintstones (C) 1 Smokey the Bear (C) venture) '51-John Ireland, Doro· 7:30 Du~ Treehouse (C) ovie: ''The Bushwacters'' (ad- 1:00 The Jebons (C) Mh Malone, Lawrence Tierney. 6 m Htre Comes the @ (]) Geor11 of Junflt (C) Gru"!e_~ Movit: "Adam ind Ev1lyn" I (J'lJ Catlnoot• Cats (C) (drama) '50-Stewart Granger, Jean Sto Time Simmons. Tiles of Wells Farro 11:00 fJ ~~Archie Comedy Hour (C) 1;30 9 (j) Burs Bunny/ROid Run· Q 6 m M1jor L111ut Bise· ntr Hour (\ bill~) ea ms to be announced. § 9 . Pink P1nther (C) I CI> Get It To11ttter (C) ei"•pus file • • iestl Muit1n1 Movie: "Siii Troop Attlct" (ad-11:30 @m American B1ndst1nd venture) '60-Michael Forest, frank ((:) Dick C lark hosts. Wolff. 6 Movie: ''The Persuader" (west. m Cisco Kid em) '57-Jam!$ Craig, William &> Movie: "last St11eco1ch West" Talman. (western) '57-Jim Davis. Mary &>Movie; "When Ci1n1l1nd Castle. 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CALL 646• J 684 970 (C) ~) the lph !n· ele [C) !d· (0· :c> ... !d. nd s1· 1m nd Id· I I I U Movlt: "Safari" (adventure) '40 -Doualas Fairbanks Jr .. Madeleine Carroll. lmmm~ flatro Ta•tliar Drau de la S.iaana 12:30 B 9 Ci) ,enelope Pit.stop (C) Movie: "lorn Rtdltss" (dra- ma) '59-Mamie Van Doren. Jeff Richards. I m Movlt: ''Tllt Man Between" (drama) '54-J1mes Mason. Claire Bloom. Hildeaerde Neff. @ Cl) Judy l rtin Show (C) 1:00 II Qi Supermen (C) 0 Movie: ''Tlle House on 92nd Strfff ' (mystery) '45-Uoyd No· 1 Ian, Siane Huso. I Q) Movlt: "Yuko;./ Venatance" (ad- venture) '54-Kirby Grant. Carol Thurston. (i1) (3) Sea Hunt @m Tris Vidas Distintas 1:30 ~ (f) Jonny Quest (C) @(])&rand Tovr 1:45 O Movlt: ''The Story of Dr. Was-I sell" (drama) '44-Gary Cooper, Laraine Day. 2:001 Dusty's TrHhouse (C) • Double Ftature Movie: "A iitrt Cast of larceny'' (comedy) '53-Mickey Rooney, Eddie Brack· en, Elalne Stewart. (C) "lvanhot" (adventure) '53 -Robert Taylor, Eliiabeth Ta~r. 0 @ (3) W Wtstdltsttr Golf aass;c (t) Chris Schenkel, Jim McKay, Bill Flemmin1 and Henry Longhurst report the action in the third and final rounds of the $250.000 Westchester Golf Classic from the Westchester Country Club in Harrison, N.Y. Byron Nelson ind Dave Marr provide the color com· mentary. I @ Farm Shew (C) Ci) Double feature Set tt11 USA (C) 2:30 II Repertoire Workshop (C) The 1968-69 world champions, winning 1 chorus and finalists in the 31st ln-1 ternational competition of the So· ciely for the Preservation and En· I oouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc.. held in St. Louis lest yeer. will perform. I Call of tf1t West (C) lnlipt (C) Movie: "Hell's five Hours" (drama) '58-Stephen McNally, Vic Morrow, Colleen Gray. I @ Voice of Aariculture (C) Scope (C) Varltdldes Musicales 3:00 I Jim Tllo.11s, Outdoors (C) • Marsh1I Dillon L.A. lnvitation1I Swim Mitt (C) Tom Kelly and Al Schoenfield are mikeside for live coverage of this swimmina competition from the i mplc Swim Stadium. @ fil111 feature (C) ( ) Outrtadl Unlimited (C) I Toros l if Picture (C) T utro dtl Sabado 3:15 (30) Davey & Goliatll (C) 3:30 f) Sia Hunt U Movie: (C) "Ballad of a Gun· fipter" (western) '63-Marly Rob· bins, Bob Barran, Joyce Redd. 0 W1ron Train (C) @ CV Twin 8111: "The Naked Hills" and "Thunderstorm." @ @ Movie: (C) "lrlpty of the THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST l, 1970 WADING INTO DANCER-Miya· .takl (Tisa Chana) ltads Marine S,1 • S1tvt Cotty (Hush O'Brlan) lhrouah J:1pant*ht ld ltrrllory on a Phillp- plnt l~land In tht uctlon-packtd World WM II film, "Ambush Bay," NBC Sa1urday Niahl Movie (Aua. I) al 9 PM. 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