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Torches • Laguna
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Canyon Arsonist
Blaze ~ellerl . JJ~'~ ~e·a~• '.
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Matison .. . ~cffif
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Firemen were still standing by this
mOrning at'the. scene¢ a 72-acre blaze . As Hi: ,. · le '.God'
-0 ---.:-C. ... •-:·---~, .. ~ -·----· .... --.. --. .. .. in the.-·1'agun.l·Cany0n~arer,believed ·to ·· ·
be one of three set Friday by an arson-
ist.
A spokesmen for the U.S. Division of
F(lfestry said the flames were out, but
crews were on the scene to prevent a
flareup.,
~ ·ANOELEs CAI');''-Btlore •llie./ raneb, she testified: "Even~! slept
51Wan Tate ~m,. .. ~ Km'"¥ .wltb •ll lhe m<11 . whp,-...,.. -· 1t tMtllod Frldoy, lhio toVoid· Cflarles t.!, tbe 'ranch." She namm aliout .,:ball a
Maneaft u "'the ~·Come-• qaln.. dO'Zell. ' • 11,·.
you knqw, tbe ..-·~.of Cllrlat.'" .bktd about tiow '· · ' limn ·she
"You lllouchl be Jl'M 'llOllT'"'/>< ris slop! 'wilh Minion, ~.'"Oil, let
lnve'Stigators, mea nwhile, were hunt·
ing i. man driving a white Volkswagen
who was · tentatively blamed for setting
the series oI lites.
l!led 11.-·. trial·1(1t!\ tlll"' oth<r "" think. The eave, ,tbe0
... l¢ill,'tllo
girl deoclplet !or a 'terlel of'ttren mur,. , lraJJel, lhe tlo<--lout time&
dela , Wt ·IUllllil". · · ' ' M'ri. Kasab~ said !lie """.a ~
"N0,"trep1led the .sandy-haired· Mn. imciunt of fear of Manson, wboin abe
Kasablan .under crosHXamiillitlon alter cle3cribed u "Ii hUvy·dUde."
One reporter (or a central Orange
County newspaper was stopped several
times by police and firemen because 'he
drove exactly the same type of car.
testll1">& as, '!be !late'• star wllllea. · Asked to ..-plain tbe descriptloft, 1be
"You thought he was a god-~?" !laid : "A man. He jUst had aomethinc
asked defeme attorney Plul Fitzgerald. that can hold yOU: He''s-b~avpeJ&bL
"Yes,'' the witness replied. "He just He's tu.st bea\ly. ''
The blaze occurred in the Big Bend
area or. Laguna Canyon about noon, re.
suiting in dispatch or 100 firefigb~s.
plus trucks and planes.
Fire retardant was dropped ft-om the
aircraft onto the scene, near El Toro
and Laguna: Canyon roads, in an attempt
to hall its spread lht:ough lhe dry -bruah.
Huntington Beach firemen alao ~ttled
• ~laze ·that e.rupted>at an oil ,weU near
Elhs Avenue and ;Golden ~est Street
lat< Friday, blit ·1t 1'U con~ed with·
out;major difficulty. · .'
lluntlngton Beach PoUce Sgt. Del"ayne
'BrOwft sP9t,ed be ·Dames a 10.:59 p.m.
and sumn1oned aid to the scene before
the fire spread to slacked lumber near-
by. -.
"lt burned pretty good,'1 said Sgt.
Brown. ··
so~hbou.,ft E#tw~~· · ·
From his angle Fliday, Air Cal Jlight making it.
final approach over San Piego ·Freeway to Orange
Ci>unty t\irporl appeared to ·•~rtl8d P,IJol"&J'&pber
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to be .. takiiig thl!tng 'Way .around-ioulllbound on
Ille Newport Fr way .. Happlly,_ i t was just an ii·
hlsion. 'Ibo l>llW lailded. ro.ullnely•at Ille airport.
seemed to generate this Jove. Some ·of
tbe lhings be aaid Jeem¢ to .be pure
t~th. This ls what I was looting for.·
And I accepted it."
"Old the others love .him? ..
''Oh, yes," Mrs. KUabian aaJd. "It
setmed tbe girls worsblpped him. They
wwe jUll dying to do snylhing !or him."
400ur of feari or oUt of love?"
11 It 1eemed ~be Jove.," replied tht
. green .. yed 21·y~ mother or two
. ~iri._,stops ~ .. :. ,._ '·Gi rl, 11,:Rig· h. rts .EQr Life ~~T:~~~ seldoOj 'J9oktd at tbe beerdad, Jong-hair-IL...,,.-Wrohg · .,,,1_ • • • ' · • o.i Jdlqoi>n, ,,1141 .. ,o;al!I to .have ..... V B .. , ~' • • . .. • , ', • joy!!j ,~ ~.by 'hla ·foUawers
KilJ:....1 by 'fr.a. ill · Af ter R. « .. :. S ho.Otiug .. ~;;:;: ~~·:.~ Mrs. Kasa-~ blan'1.1e• ure.atttr ·•lltJO!ned Mlllliln'• • , nomadic hippie type lslt>Jlt at Ille Spahn
A girl who may have lhougbt the By JOHN YA!.TERZA ' mert\ emued and tht girl walked oul41de . rilovle ranch.about 111 mlles from dawn·
speeding lrefgbt tra.ID wu on the iec6nd ot 1t1t °"" """ tfifl' and: ton.rd tbe Intenecijon of Pacific· town Loi Angelea. ~· exp1orfd we.re
set of dual tracb 1'.t a"rural San Juan -A chance overture abott. t .. iw..'-a""'" . Coast High.,.v abd Dahlia Avenue. .her .expe:rlencea: in drug-oriented bJppit
. f · CiJ)!slrano crouln& died instantly Fri· ...... -.. .,..... ....,.., commUMI from.coast to ciia:St.
L , L 47 · mode1ing on a Corona ' del Mar street ' There, a 1Dlll Jn liis mid .20,s of ap. MJMOi, 35, ii on trial with Susan -OUlS omax, ' day night when It sm"'11ed her smsll tuined Into I terrilylng rape and ahool-parently•l.!tJn;descent began conversing "Sadie" ·Alkins II and1Patr1cta "K.itl•" • car. '' Kfu in& near Camp Pendlelon Friday, leaving wltb tbe alrl MO<! Miss ~Ice indicated her ·Ktomriolcel, II, In tbe Aug: 9, i981; slay·
ed · •· Cr h Sandra Gammell, 20, was .prol'IO\lf)Ced an· attractive teenage girl.near death. 1oaJ of becOm1na .a, Jnodel. . hle ol .en,; T1te ·1nc1 four , Clthefs at
. .-,:;;==--.:.. _lll __ 8~ --~~"·~ ~ sc~by-~MR-COUJ(IY Susan.Erke, 17,_of i,co Rivera lapsed The man-then aaid.hehad a !rim! who lier...-. A loultb defendant, ""'lie
-' , • . • ' _ • COtooer's depuUes. -' into c:r!Ucal condition lat< °Friday lrqm • waa a Jlh9tovait>er Jllld invited lhe ~Jc-Van ~ ~~fged: with tbi oti-
SANTA •ROSA, N.M. (UP!) -•Loli,. Miis Gammell who,.,. riiovtna 10 a lfngle gunslJOI wound lri her ear. A Um ,to drive'<llth ,blm to .a home where ers ID•·_,.;,. U """'later-or
U>max, 47, •a natlonally known black 30741 Calle CbueC. was ... ......., ()r. at•'"' !Ir, ed ~ I/>'. rapist lodged in. bee . , Weafllo7 -...,,.,. Leno LaBlanca "l'ftel"w~ 'Ii.as ~JIJ on a . three-vol· ange CountJ ,rtlldelrt to ~ ,.;r.;'iircht eek. oome photos-could be taken. ud bJ1 wti. ~; < ,
ume.lllol<l!'Y -of Ille• rr...-o .. di!d in an ... mwt al tralllc -· • ' The girl ... ,'*"" Soulh Coast °"J'· The palr .bepn,drivtng downcout In In lbe< ........ al ~\bodt Ml:', auto~ imct. stat< police said Fri· ROarlo Plllad, •i · al .,., J;. Cha Jlllllll)I llolpltal ~ ;beinl dJt<omid lhe ~· new ill"! OldJmobile Ca~ llM1bJ1n11 ~ ~"·:~I tbe dayday. • ,~ ' •. ,,.. . P: earb' FrldaY wllideMng ancl ~ · lw auto,,and llbthln( seemed ami1S. .. 1 · •
1.omax a member of the Holstra Uni-m~ Ave.1-.lliarlb' "111!' lielifc-aimg the !lreeWay nUr IJlto ..,..,p LH ' Al ~SOUthLaguna, 'rbomiioon said ', A ' p' · · ·
verlily faculty whq was to ba writer In by ...... u be .._.i-Qiipolu'A...... Pulla• gate midway · .. -... San a.. tile v1~·-' ~--" tbe Ion··-. ttor . atJl Newman
mldence at lhe sdlool this !all, WM llll· at lames ~ In Orang~ · menlt ·and Oceanside. """" ""' • ,...
ed w!len he lost confrol or .hit car while ~ drlvl!r ol tbe' car, Mrs. Coruile The bloodied vlcllm, wearing nimpted, between Corona de! Mar and the ''lriend'i .B" • ·
lra,,.Ung east Oii ' Interstate 40 late Tarl>ja, 25, of Slockion, -~ clled. weed-coVered clothlnf, was round by !Our houae," and the ouspect Said ll wouldJJ' rt Part Ill 'Cast'
Thurlday night. Ml!s• GllllllD"ll WI! ld<ntll!<!l as lhe • ., Marines who drove her to San be too much farther. , '
Slate poUce said lhe body was not daughter o1 Jobi\ Gammell, a pharma-Clement< and bailed a pasaing patrolman. 0nco put San ·Clemente ·lhe assailant lltwPORT1 Ore. (UPI) -Actor Paul
·kJenUtieil untii Friday. clat at El Adobt Plua: In 5"n Juan Newport llel<h PoUce Scl Ken Thomp-~.pulled all the frteway at the N~~e hi•· rtgbl, ankle Wed-omcelt' said Lomax' car skidded Caplalrano. . ' " son, who liltervieftCf tbe"""' mum In-Las_Pu\P.'"alframp, ljopped the'CU', tl>en ~ lie lell lrom a n\otorcyci'e
acron tbe hlgllway, overturned three She Ind lltr lather ...,.. lll09lnr to a the hoopltal Friday, llfd ihe lflrl pwtba dnip" 1i1i o<r&lniq vkllm from the ~ nbemai for ·• mbvlt racl•I
ihnes and mpped ·on lhe rtght shoulder new apartment and Ille victim &ad a version al the ~tal '"'ck: ,car. · • , -· .DoCton l¢d lhe ocnen ~ . Lomaxorr:n-~ rom,!he vehicle llld l<l,l!I or. houlObold ~ In lhelr • Mlss Price arllvtd Thuncla~( to 'l1le asautt ah4 lhoOUng occurred .., 1 wool( be In a cast Jor lour to lix ~a.c · d at ~ ...,,. OI llD1I v-i 'lhin-'114 eni""' ll the.,,._. the Jl<Ol" fl acquaimanofo tn 411 twubl~ .iop; leldtng to the wftb. Ho flew to Holb'wood today to
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NIXON SL.ATES ,
DENVER FU GHT
Presld .. t• N-is !Chedu1i!4 to flJ out
,ol El Toro Marine COrps Alf lllatlon ldon-
day morning en route to Dthvel"-and •
noon meeting there with, direclon1otthe
Law Enforcement Aaibf'll'9t~str .. Uon. -~-:::-T--; •
Tbe Pre~d!"l'.• _to-dar S.in. ct.':':'.t\: · sojourn has t;een cbieQy ·a· worY -
.ranging (fom <l!>ID.eolic . to.1~1
problem•.· The l'rffld.nt wm 1 ... ¥.: •
ml!On Aug. 20 '" !Wo dip ti: confer-...., witil•Mmean PrtstdeJit tiiu °'1111
in Puerto Vall1t1ta a.net may fly on to
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SPECIAL PRIC~S FOR AUG. 2 • SUNDAY QNLY BOMBSHELL 10 O:m. tO 7 p;m. While Qu«11ntitle1 ~st .
RAQUEL 1 OUR RICHARD KNEW ,H ER WHEN -
Raqu..el at 18-
And I Was The1·e
·Bi RICHARD· NAU ...... !Ml,, .......
-"She pr<bibi1 had her nooe bobbed alter Iha~" my
wlleuid.
_ We were talklng about my ~ with Raquel Welch.
"And &he probably had J>O!'i!lin injections or styro-
foiun or whatever they UBe," contil)ued my wife, vowing
~ ~ WaJll'I btiq catty.
I ~URED HER that Raquel was
"' quite beautiful at the time of our date
and in my opinion had needed no sur-
gical additions, ddetlonll or revWOflS.
Ra,quel Welch was then Ra quel Te-
jada. Sbe was, J believe, ·about 18. U was
1957 (I' 1951.
IT WAS A HOT DATE. But that was
because it OCCWTed in El Centro whe re
\ell\)>el'atures rise to 120 degrees in the
·shade.
The restaurant where we dined ·WIS called Pancbo'1.
Jt wu a favorite watering :i:pot ~n.. .
I waa a bacllelor. And although not an international
~x symbol, ·1 was known at Pand')o'I. 1 could even sign a
lab.
ll '!l'U I bUnd.~ llT8111ed ~ l pUbllci&l lri__!!ld W!Jo
wanted to set Raquel and San Diego some mll6ge""in the
local ....i:::-.. She WU Jlj.u San lliqio ~ ~~ o!.~ !',!"' w . ~ -•. .. -.. _.,. ---
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.I.JKi the other band, took the positian that Raquel WU
even more ravishing in those years past as we dined in
the candlelight of Pancbo'1 than she is now. My wife made
a small move at me over her martini .
If Raquel reads lhiLahe will probably be glad to learn
how well I've dooe. My wife is very beautiful too.
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Girl .Fights
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of tllol DtllY PllM Slaff
A.chance overture about photographic
modeling on· a Corona del Mar str~t
turned into a terrifying rape and shoot·
1ng nut Camp Pendleton Friday, leaving
u attractlve teenage girt near death.
Suaan Price, 17, of Piro Rivera lapsed
into criUcal coodition late Friday from
a single gunshot wound In her ear. A
atua fired by the rapist lodged in her neck. ·
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' The Ill'! was \lken to sOutll Coul Com-
munity Hospital alter beiqAlllcover<d
early Friday wlllderlo&Jand Incoherent
8l00g 1he freeway OW' I the camp Lu
Pulgas gate midway between· San Cleo.
mente and Oceanside. ·-
The bloodied victim, wj!arlng rumpled,
weea;covertd clotlilhg;-WAi foUnil by four
paa:iog Marines who drove bU-to San
Clemente and balled a J>USi1J11 p&trobnan.
N"'l'O'I Beach Police Sit Xtil 'lbomp.
..... wbi>.lntorvlewed the,...,•vlctim ill
the bolp!ll! Jridlj,'uid tbe ilr111ve•tbia •
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Before the
Shiron Tate slaylngs, Linda Ka.sabian
testified Friday, she loved Charles M.
Manson as "the Messiah come again-
you know, the second coming of Christ."
"You tbought he was God?" she was
uted at Manson's trial with three other
pi dtsciples for a series of seven mur-
ders last summer.
.. No," replied the sandy·hairOO Mrs.
Kasabian under cross-ezamination after
1'1tlfylJ!I. aa die llatel1 -,-
"Yod<"lbougbt "be was a god-man'!"
llbcl dOla}fe a~Pa,ul.~
-""--· Ille -ropllod. "lie -..,... to ...... te tblo i..... lltln!O ol
lhi tblnp be uid -to be pure truth. This is what I was looklnc for.
And l.~.Ptod il"
"Did the others love blm?"
"Oh, -yes;~· Mrs.· Kasabian-said·. ''It
""11ed the girl8 worablpped bim. '.Ibey
One.Handicapped
BQy ScQut Dies;
J.1 ·Hurt in Craslt .
qc>DY, Wyo. (UPI) -They.had come
wt of YellO\"stone National Park, 12
Eiptorer scoui. from tbe plalm of
KBnsas, heading home through northern
Wypming. They couJd onJy see and feel
their ~ go into the skid, roll and
crash.
AU were deaf and dumb. None could
cry otJt: Tbe bus cam& down Eagle
P111& Hill and failed to make the curve
ontU.S. 14. The van skidded, then toppled
OYtt twice and stopped in a dJtch. All
bta: one aurvived.
'nle Explorer acouts were from Post
toB7 at the Kansas School for Deaf
add Dumb et Olathe, Kall: Their bua
wis ~estroyed. '""i'lie emergency room at ·\be hospital
tool:~ like a batUe station," Park Ccunty
Welfare Director Jerry Whlte said
Welillesday. "All ~ tidl In lllliform,
medics scurrying around. But In ll]lite
of Uie speech handleap and feeling bad,
they are holding their own."
Motorists picked up 'the young men,
r~g lo age from 14 to 21, and rushed them to the Cody Uospllal. Slx
were teleased. EJplorer Scout Robert
&tmite, 20, who was driving the bus,
dRil at the aceoe. ,.
NIXON SLATES
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President Nii: on ti· ecbeduled to .. llv cut
of El Tor<1 Marillo·CoiJis Alr>Sllt!alt M0J>
day m«nJng en· nutie to n.iver and a
C100J1fnieetln1r tbere•wtth •dlrOc:l<n of the
Lo)f EolorC<ll!"'t Al&iltance Admlnlltr&.
tlon.
Tbe Pttsldeot's t..iay 8an C1llnettte
sojourn bas been chiefly • wort -.. rangillg from dom<'Sllc to iDWMUqnil
problems. The Prtlldent wi!Jlleovt w.m.
mgton Aug. zo for two days. of confq·
eaceo with Mnican·Preslckllt Dlu-Onlu
in Puerto Vallanta Md may flJ on 'to
San Clemente again from there.
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ver.slon of'tlle llnltal atllck: · Mia Price arrived 'Tlilinday ~·to the bause cl ac!q!11IrQ'ICis ln ,Cei'ooa del
Marl but at about mM!~a mild· '.'r.-' men · etlllled aiid the !Pr :walhd ..,.,de '
and toWard' the ill~ of Pacific
.Coait !IQ(bway ancM'.lilblla A•~~. Theii, a nian Jn hie-mid 'iii~Ot, ap.
pare0Uy Latin <l<ocenM1<11.o,convert!ng
witl\tbe lll'I ad Mba.Prlce-illdic:ateotber
gnehol ~•·model :
Tbe-rrian !ben· llld be bad a lriend"Wbo . was·, ~ and IDYltecf•the vie-' ' -. . -
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tlm to drive wltb·hlm to a home when drasged his ocreamin( vlctlm •&Oin the hair With short lldebuma. Bis first iiune
,Pme ~ COlild be taken. ~ . car. could be Fred, olficen: said. ·-~ began driving .-ill The wault ml lhoOtlna.vccmre•h•• a 'l1lul far the"'° ..m be ~tod the "'!!J>'d'• new green O~ eut. tumbleweeckooend 1lop«leadfns 1o the . from San Diego r-·-· wbere'ti.e'-. 1'aa a11to; and not.tUng lff#fed lp!iq. lt"1"•Y a~. _.....,,
At about Sooth Lquna;Tbom-llld Detectives from Newport Beach.· San illg ml rape vccurr<d.
the vtctl!n nien!ioned 1the Jo01 d1stanc,< Diego and Sin Clemente combed the Sberill'1 dectectlves from tbe Vi.ta
betwttn Corvoa•del Mar ud the ·~rtend's O«lle and foand • lillgle'capo6le of ...,_ • "'listatloil of' the depariml!llt .wflUn,...
bouse,"-and tbe ~.gjd·Jt wouldn't onal at •tbe trusby aJ'U,iJxltiwould not t1ga1e,tfieiockteal • ..
be too much faribet. . sp«ulate wbetber the ·cleprtiiaDt 'drui But other than a stand.ml-·-
Onco past San Clemellle •the .mailanl bad any relatllla 1to1the crimt. ••• .. .i;..mJnated from ~ID San
suddenlJ:,WIJed ol.f'"tbe freeway •t the 1bt 1n•!J1nt, ns.delCl'illed l&s'htavy ~o. the omctta. have jema!Qe4.f:Om. ~ Pulgu·offramp, llopped tile ": ,Jhen 1et ml •wearing' medl1Dl-Jeq1h black p(etely oil'!'! in tile caae.
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speeding frtfgbl train wu oo•th.i·iecond
set of dual tracks at a nnl' San Juan
~pistraJIO Ct'OSllng died ln!tantly F'rt·
day Jtlgb1 when It sma&bed her small
car.
Sandra Gammell,. 201 waa pronounced
dead> at the """ , by Orange ·County
Coroner's deputies. ' '
Miss Gamtntll, Who' was · JllCl\llng to
30749 CaJJe Cliu«:a, was the second Or·
angel Co\¢Y R.!den1 t\i die F'rtday ni1ht
u 1 result'of!_triffic1 lfcidentl. ·
ROl&rfo' Pillirir.~• ,•Qf"'S'101<;.E. Chip-• died ' 1 ~ 1 .!ru.-'--l' at-• k man ·.n.ve.;• -.zr.ci-uan1·-.. c byac:ar .uhe:~' ' Cliapmo"foniio tJ .~ ....... , a ames.-. ...... • , . _.
· The dH\'j;r <11; ·~ 9". Mn, Connie
Talo)oa, 15,.of Stlickloa, WU not ,cited.
Miss Glmmell w .. ldt'nllliOd 11 the
daughltt of Jobn· aammeu; •. Jibanna·
clit" at" El Adobe Piasa Jn 8an Juan
Caplitriino.' she a:nd her failler Weril. Dlovlng to I
new apartmeo~ and • the vfcllm bad a
toH of boule!iold funiillllW• iJ1' their
ll;n81i yan when allt. llTlv~ at the a'tJ5l.o
lng at 1.:44 p.m,, ·•utbotitln: Slid.
A spokemiu for t1Je 0.adge; COunty
SherlU'1 Office. uid' abe was at lhe Oso
Creet Jto,d .,-. of the 8anta Fe
• una
Canyon Fire
Of 72 Acres
Controlled
Firemen were still standing by this
momlng at the scene of a 72-aae W..-
ln the Laguna Canyon area. bellawd to
be one of three sel Friday by m SllJDo
ist.
A spokesmen for lhe U.S. DivWon ol
Forestry said the nana. wee 1111, but
crews were on the scme· to pnvlQl a
flareup. •
Investigate!"$, meanwhile, wer9· bufd..
,.1 In& a maq· drivllll1 a ..-.--v~apn
who wu tentaUn'1 blamed for •elllnc
· lbe-..tes·ol nr.t.
_ ·!loo reporter for a ceolral ~
Comity D<Wlpaper WU . .topped -I
limes by Police ml llreJ1lftl becauee ha
drove euctly the same type of car. '
The blaze occurred Jn the m.. lilmd
uea of L&Juna Canyon about noc111, re.o
lultlng · In· dispalclt-ol "100 ~leri!.
plus lrucu and planes.
Fire retardant wa dropped from the
aJrcra/t .. to the ,.,.,..; ..... EI Toro
and Laguna Canyon roadt, in an a~
to bait lt• spread thn>ugll flll>.dry brush.
Huntington Beach firemen alao bottled
• tli)aze that erupted at an on we:O .....
Ellll Avent .. '! and Golden West Stteee
late F'rtdoy, but It WU controlled wJtb.
out major difficulty.
Huntington Beach Police Sgt. Dewa;n,
Brown spoted he fiamea a 10:50 p.m.
aed 1W11J11oned aid to the -be!ora the fire spread to stacked Jum1'er ntlJI.
by.
"It burned pretty good,• said Set. Bl'OWll.
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At World's Fair
TOKYO (UPI) -A llusalao engineer
bu 'become the first known Visitor to
the Expo '70 world's fair to &eek WI~
asylum, the roreian mhllstry repontd:
Naralchi Fujiyama, m l 1>h tr y.•JI;.
formation director, said the man ls beln&
held In prolectlve. custody "llOllleJ'lwo
in Tokyo" pendlng · bis ac:cept.aia · a
1 political refugee by a western cou*7.
The defector was ldentllled, by I pOuoo
as Glvl Apolonovkh Kak~r.e~ a iJ3..,
year-old engineer who appt'oaChed a
Policeman one month ago and asked
for Political asylum.
0r .... Louis Lomax, 4 7,
Killed in Crash
SANTA ROOA, N.M. (UPI) -Loulo Lfma>:, 47, a natlonally tnowo black
writer who WU working OD ·~vol~
wne history of the Negrci~ In ••
opobile wreck, llate "°""" said Fri·
U.S. Plans Mideast Talks > • '
Rallroid!Vacb· when the fatal accldenl
occurnd.
lnval!Pf!ne· : olllce'1 uid 1be maj'
elU.,. -pul!!ld o6to noe tract, tblnt·
In( lhe lralD ._ on the oilier, or the
car coulcLpoaalblyllave1atalled.
We•dter
</Widely teatLered" thunder..
showers may splash ligbtly on the
coatt over lhe weekend. Otherwise
It'll be sunny with llWe $ulie 'in
dayday. ·" Lomu a member of uire Hofstra Unl-
•ersitr b.cutty who wu to be Writer tn
reeldenc< .at the school this foll, was klll·
ed when be loat control of his car wh11e
traveUng east on Interstate 40 late
'1l1undA7Jtlgllt. State · p&ice said the body was not
ldenUfied antll Friday.
Olflcerl lllid Lomu' car atldded
-tile lllCIJWay, overtumed three -and lllopped cm tbe right lhouldtr Lcll!fu wu thrown from the vehlele aod
wu ~ dead at the acene df
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WASHINGTON (AP) -WHll bope ·lbal
an Anil>llratll --t..., at
last be ._niJe, Ille Ullited Slateo Plans
to -start diplomatic ta1U at once with
Egypl. Jordan and lorael m arr..,..
menll for a ceasNlre In the Middle • • .East.Jar,.. -
Aulborttlel berO W1lu1d not predict
when a .,._ tnlgbl .. Into effect
but IOlllO bellova K -be ooly •·IUl-
ter ot • ' Meanwhlle, fc>llawtnl up ls'tel'a ac-
cepW!c< ol a U.S. peace plair Friday, w ashlngton o1ndllls t>pect llllt United
NatiClll -Slater Gmmar 1¢1DI! ..ul
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iMC!n COlllUltaUoos In New Ycirk'proqipt. · NCICl!Jcatlca ·d lhe 111ratll· .OU.. wu The'villlcle ..U demollsbed aed 1hov-
'1 .. tile time, p1-and olber ~ -~)< to ·Secfttary ol -ed dowrulbt-.fill • ~ -· Wtlllam P. ~:one! l'Nsl-Nbalo ~ -~ are peftdlng .today at f<r opeolJlc actual ..,.U.tioOI ... a Mid-Friday. A 'larmial ltatemeal -tbe to.ltilil'i. ~ ill San Juan Cap!>
d!O· Eolt aettlemellt. Inell goYtrmnenl 11 beln( piepartd b'ano. · • •• · ·
Jarring, SWedllb ~uador to M... aod U.S. olflcfala erpoCI tVlo rue1i A Newport lleacli pedesttfan,w., also
cow Who la operating as medi&tor ·under the state Departmont ml the San Cle-inJUfed Ftld111 ld«ht whea lit.apparently
UM .... ,_ ,. d' In N y • £--....ta Wlllte '...._ wltbill a couple ot wellt.ed lnlo the .path of a ,car.lll>Pacl!Jo . .. ,_._.1-n_ces, JO_JJe _!W_ ~•_uvw . -~ ' _ __Colst·~ •Mt!Ol 'l'\W1n.AMDUI.
Sweclen late Sunday. ~' :...,;,.,• Lorry 1JOYii 11, ol 111119 llit St wu
The 1araell &OYUnmeat. tClrn by cA • ~~ -t II ill band, off!.. • taken to ~' -'1iiotliU wtlli -·dilpute over the lilb of _. -9ld, dalal1ecl ...,,,_ tbnlUP a_.oi fraciunt aU.r Deillg inJ to.a ce-'1re and the problema ol'" U.S. ........... -wlll be atattetl • -111 f •.
neplatlon, wu the lut. !!f the ti.., li<ne,<n•~ Ind~ da on< baod P.U.. ~ the driver of Ibo car that
ptmmenla which rewved tile i!.S. · ond ~"".!the other rtprdJng the 11n1Clo Di>yle, Ardln Marlin; a, ol 511
Pr...,.al to decide on acoep(aac:e. lf.tlYpt u .. lllCI rilodll"""' far hallinJ the allOOt· S. LYM st., lianla·Ahl,.wu neilher dted
WU• first, foflowod by Jard•: ' !al. .... Wcl , -· . . .
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INSmE TODAY
Evm wllh Clfn>SpoC. . lofl0it4.
tight mPM~ and • d<Pftdt~
housing marke t, Orange COo.st
_1ttatln_1 r11:pot't-.lnid1\4U •OI . ...__
Mal -and it'1..ge«it'fo '"°" bct-ttr. Poge 3. '"
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~QUI L i 'OUlt ltlCHAllD KNEW HER WH I N
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Raquel at 18-
And I Was There
By l\ICBAJ111 !'!ALL l?f ftM 0.llY P'llfl ltlff
"SM probably bad her nou bobbed alter I.hit," my
wile u ld.
• Wt'"" talking tbout 1111 dalt with Rllquel Welch.
"And the JWohlbly had par1ffin injectJom or ltyro-
foa.m or whatever they use," continued my wife, vowin1
that abe wasn 't beiJia catty.
I ASSURED. HER thal Rllquel wu
qultti btauutul at the tl1111 ot our date
and in my opinlon had needed no l\U"*
afe11 addJtlorui, deletions or revtstona.
Raquel Welch was tlten Raquel T•
Jada. She waa, l believe, about 18. tt 'Wu
·1157 or 19511.
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JT WAS A HOT DATE. But thal wa1
becauae it occurred in El Centro where
~peraturu. riae to 120 delJ'MI in the
• ibade. -
'lbe nftautlnt where we d.1Md was called Pancho'L
It wu •'favorite waterinl apot then .
1 w11 a bachelor. And althougf} not an inlernaUonal
111 l)'lllboJ, I wu known at PMCho's. I could even llsn a tab. . .. •
U w11 a bllnd d11t ·arran&ed by ·a pubUclll fr!"'d wbo
wanted to pt Raquel and San Oleso some mlleace In the
JliiflTJfttll. 'h• wu Mt11 San Diego· <1r Fairest or-the Fair ... ~. ' -· ·' ~~ OIUAU.y teacliea 'one tO be quilt <J>ary.of ·lillllil"~ .mmy ·1riili<i•1 liUllaup pro•Oil romct."1liquil
Tell<!• WU I beluly. I WU duzled byber smile ltl<f eaay .Nlf.uourance. IL helped my imoge et Pancho~.
· AIU, .fll'/ ftiend a1ao &ent • chaperone who was senior .'fi7. ~ yeara·to both Mlao Tejada and myoeU. Sbe w.as
. ....,,leilltble.
· I fell the ltory to friends every 10 often. It sUll has
'IODi• bnqe value, although tbere'1 really no punch line..
.u 11 DOt·one of my wile'• favorite yarna.
. A newt story by Art Vinlel on Raquel :recurlna a New·
perl Beach epanmenl btougbt the dale to mind again . · t retold lhe atory to fellow new1rnen at lhe DAILY
PILOT. It ."!.ti;nEld to klpdle aome lntereit amona the young
malt ipembm cl the Iliff.
I BftOLD IT to rny wife at home lhlt night over
.a ll\lf!W. Up popped her theorJea on some 11lr&lcaJ or parifln met.amol"phosi• after •the date. • I
. 1, on ·the oU'8r band, took the' Po1ltion lh1t Raquel "as
t vtn more ravishini in those years ~ 11 we tltned In
the candlelight or Pancho's than she is now. My wile made
a small move at mt over her marUni. u Raqutl read• Uti1 she will probably be clad to learn
bow well I've done. My wtfe 11 very beautiful too.
Improvised Rescue-
Girl Saved in Lagu11a
With their r11cue vehicle lD
ttw pra,e for repatr1, Laiuna
lltlch l!feauudl wort obltpd
to UN 1 city truck with •
Sm.den ts'
Film w Roll
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IN NO·IRON SLIPS
Sunday · ,7 3c
Onlt1Z
Dellcate 11lpa in Kodel<ll polyester/cotton with
lace eyellf, embroider.a yokes, and ruHI•
trim bottonu in dainty pest.I colors of pink,
whit., blue. f.14. '
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SOFTEX FACIAL TISSUE
Sunday Only! -4i'l =~x9t;l~ a~~· :~i
ll&sui!!1. Buy several
box•• tat hom1.1. car,
travel. Char&e ll
JR. ,BOYS WESTERN. J~ANS
Sunda11 Onl11!
,We1tem style jee.ns go rut·
ged with Fabrilock@·treatf!d
kl\ef!;I. Polyest1ir/cotton. Reg,
and eUm. Bright colon. 3-'T.
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20" SPORT BIKE
Sunday Only
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Bikes feature polo type saddle, chrome rims ,
knobby tire, spoke \vbeel_s, sporty handlebars.
TANK TOP SPACE SAVER
S11nday Only!
fi \4x19~x7 '*" plastic tank
top 1pace 1aver with 1lidini
door cabinet ; towel bar ex· tl!ns!ons. Perteet tor bath or-·
k!tchen.
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BEVERAGE GLASSES
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Pack o 4 cry.ta! clear
14.ox. i;tn glAul!a or
16 oz. Go_.!;lhtll. Char1e 1L
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Saturday, August 1, 1970 DAILY PILOT :J
What Slump? Orange Coast Dusiness Booming
Retail business along the Orange Coast
ii marching to .a 501ld beat, no matter
what you. hear about the economy
elsewbert..
Even wi\h 'l'aJor layo!h in aerospace
Industries, with a depressed new.home
market and lll!ide a tight.loan money
atmosphere, merchants aloog the coastal
region of Orange County seem to be
findlog bUsin,.. llri&bl and &etting
brig)itu ••
Work Moving
On JambOree
Road Linkup
By THOMAS FORTUNE
Of TM o.lly 'lift SHiii
Work on the final Jamboree Road
link is now under way in earnest with
earth movers building up the roadway '
grade between MacArthur Boulevard and
Palisades Road to later accommodate
the Corona de! Mar Freeway.
When the final Jamboree Road seg·
mert is compltted about Nov. 1 it will
ilive motoriats a straight shot from the
San Diego Freeway past EastbluU to
the Newport Center area ~-Jm· to
Balboa· Island. ..._,
It's been two years since the city
of Newport Beach completed the last
of tbe Jamboree Road bridges that
replaced \he treacheroWI old Back Bay
Drive bridge south of Palisades, and
more than a year aince the county
widened Jamboree up by Collins Radio
and cut an extension straight down the
hill to MacArthur.
The current project crosses undeveloped
Lockheed Aircraft Corp. property-tying
together the two links. It involves in·
i;tallation of a new signal at Jamboree
and MacArthur and modification of the
signal at Palisades aod Jamboree for
four.way traffic.
E. L. White Inc. of Garden Grove
Is the contractor on the $260,000 project.
The county of Orange is paying $139,000,
the city of Newport Bea~ $85,000, and
the State Division of Highways $36,000.
Work bega n a couple of weeks ago
with the first step the tearing down
of twD wood frame lrvine Company
buildings -one the old San Joaquin
Gun Club and the other the llmle of
a man who used ~ run the salt works
In the Back Bay.
The roadway is being elevated as much
as JO and 12 feet from the present
grade. This is so the Jamboi'ee Road
grade won't have to be changed when
the depressed Corona del Mar Freeway
Is cut through, expected to occur in
about four years if the Pacific C.oast
Freeway cootroV"?l._ doeln't delay tbe route, according to I>Qft ·Webb, the pro-
lect engineer for Newport Beach city.
Earth to raise the elevation is being
acooped from the Lockheed pro'perty
wtihout -cost, he said. The state has
signed an agreement with Lockheed not
to devalue the property when it is ac-
quired for the freeway because of the
earth borrow. The Jamboree Road link is being grad·
ed for six lanes with a divider but
only five lane! will be paved. The third
lane on , the northwest side is being
put in because merging distance was
needed for a right tum lane off of
southbound MacArthur, Webb said.
Ply1uouth Rock Gets
.Graffiti Adornment
PLYMOUTH, Mass. ( U P l )
Plymouth Rock, where lhe Pilgrims land-
ed from England in 1620, bowed to
!he times Thursday when someone
painted "revolution" in black letters on
it.
The lettering was disC()vertd by a
local policeman and was "removed before
any tourists showed up at the historic
site.
DAILY PILOT
N..,•rt l•Klli H•lltt-etff .. _.
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Cnt• MM S-C,_....
ORAftGE (CAST f"U•t.l~HING COMl'AMY
R.•'lll•rt N. W•-' ""''-t '"" l'llbll1Mr J,,., It Curl1y
Vitt 1''111:0...1 ..... G<tM<1I M.,.....-
lh-11 k11•il £Ol!or
Th!!m•1 A. M11rttki111
M-lng Edli.t
ltic~1rd ,, N1l1
$<111111 Or•~ C-1y £d<for
f)ffic ..
C:M!I Mu•: no Weil ll•Y '''"'' NI""'' lto~I" 1111 Wal 911b0, IOUICVt rd ~"""" a..c11: m ~orttt •-"'""'l"'to<o 8NCI!: Hirt 8tlCI\ 8)Ultvfrd
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A DAILY PILOT survey dlsclosu lil>l
duriog Ille Drat three mon!M of 11no.
taxable retail sales in the Orange Coast
are zipping aJong at a rate 18 percent
))lgher than tbe previous year.
WbUe Orange qmst merchants were
experiencing this 18 pel'OOlt galn:
-The rest of Orange COUnty was
COinC UR on!J 7.6 percent.
-Los Angeles County wu a:oing up
five percent. 1
-California 'retail Illes were Coln&·.
up seven ptrtt'nt.
None of the:se £1.gures include sales
ol. autos or auto •1.1:pplles. These were
down -down aloog the Oranp Coas~
in the rest of Orl!lge COUnty and in
the state.. ~
F'iglll'e! from the Cililomla Board , of
Equallzat.kln disclose that durtna the_ lint
three monlhlJ of !9'10, Oraoge oOul dUes·
racked up &ales of just over $8& million
EILEEN ANDERSON MARCHES NEAR WESTERN WHITE HOUSE
English Tea, Paris Peace T•lks •nd American Hor~fflies
San Cletnente Figure
Mother Pickets Presiden~
Wants Peace Talks Role
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEBL
ef tllt C.HJ ,llot Sl•ff
Clad in a green bathing suit, a green
, sweater, green high heels, green mesh
stockings, and carrying a white parasol
on her shouJder, Eileen Anderron, has
become a colorful attraction at the
West.em White House gate.
A wrile--in candidate 'for U.S. Senator
on the Democratic ticket against John
Twmey, the Los Angeles housewife wan ts
the President to send her to the Paris
peace talks, and lately she has become
a cheerful greeter on a street corner
near the entrance to the President's
seaside retreat in San Clemente.
Eileen says she doesn't want lo be
known as a greeter.
"I'm here to picket the President,"
she says stoutly.
"A woman' should be sent to lhe
peace talks, because tht men have fail-
ed."
She says the first thing she'd do if
sent to Paris would be to "fix a hot
pot of EngUsh tea for everybody and
sing a song of peace.
"That Chinese lea they drink is
miserable," she notes in her Wong
English accent. She came to the U.S.
ten years ago from Great Britain.
dut White House response has not
been too helpful to bridging the gap
betW'eell San Clemente and Paris. Eileen
has written President Nixon, sent him
a telegram, and appeared at the gate
to Cyprus Shores hoping to be jnvited ·
in, but has never received a word.
"But the Secret Service knows me
very well," she said.
Eileen first came l.o see the President
in May, riding from her home in Los
Angeles by bicycle.
"Lots of people think I'm a tour guid~
and they ask me if J have some pull
to get them in to see the President."
She tells them about her cause, and
talks with the guards at the gates to
the Loran Station and Cyprus Shores.
"But the only hospitality I've received
so far are stares from the Secret Service
agd bites from the horseflies which come
rf.om these stables around here," she
says.
Play Ball T :od.ay
White House Team Visits Laguna
Attired in new red and white To.Shirts
inscribed "Laguna Beach Chamber of
Commerc;e," ·an all·star softball team
made up of city officials and businessmen
will take on the challenging White House
st.aff and press corps team at Laguna
Beach High School this afternoon.
Playing manager Dr. Martin Kruger
Body in Ocean
Blast Victim
Coroner'! investigators have identified
btonan remains washed ashore .tl
Newport Beach last April 22 as those
of an Anaheim man who was "killed
when his small l:ic:>at exploded in Los
Angelea f>rbor.
X·rays were l18ed in the three-month
examinatkm of tbe deteri9rated torso
to establlsa kleotity of the victim as
Murray Leaghton MacFarlan, 49, of 710
N. Lemon St.
lDvesUgator Jim Bricker s a i d
MacFarlan was one of two men aboard
the vessel In Los Angeles harbor last
Feb. 15 when It was dut:royed by an
erpioslon of unknown origin. MacF•rlan's
Ol)fTlpanion-eaeaped with-minor-injuries
but no tract of the Anaheim man could
be !Ound.
The remalos were d~vered at 28tb
-and Ocean F!ODI.
today announced his .first-string lirfeup
and promised to have-3t least 10 more
champions on ~ bench for the " p.rn. ·
diamond tilt.
Mayor Richard Goldberg will be at
center fleld,..-s.aid. Kruger, "because we
didn't want to put him on the right
or the left."
The city councilmen, Roy Holm and
Charlton Boyd will play second base
~nd right outfield.
Chamber Presidecl Bernard Syfan will
take the short field spot, Steve Denton,
president or the Jaycees, will be at
left fie ld and former Jaycees President
Mike May will be pitching.
Chamber Dire<:tor Hugh Dunnion will
be on third base, realtor John Gilbert
will be short stop and Kruger will cover
first base.
Builder Jim Schmitz, a member or
the city planning commission, will be
up as catcher.
The addition' of ·a feminine toucb was
hinted by Manager Kruger, wbo said
Chamber of C.Ommerce Manager Betty
Myers bad volunteered to play in the
outfield. "She probably will, too," said
Kruger.
The great ball game will be umpired
by former Laguna Beach Mayor Bill
Martin.
The challenaing team ls mltde up of
top new1men headquartued at Lasuna~a
Surf and Sand whlle they cover President
Nixon·s acli11iUet at the Western White.
House, atong-wilh Press Secretary Ron
Zlqler.
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on tlnb)e Ueml ·other th.Jn autos.
The 1969 figure WJS $74-.5 rnUlion.
Large&t individual clty galn was lrf
HwiUn&ion Beach, where retail sales
were up &. t million. C.O!ta Mesa's were
up II.I million, Newport Beach's 11.a
mnnon and Laguna Beach's fl'00,000.
The automoClve ules picture wu
enother maUei'.
Staie,.t.ie, the s•le of eutoo ilnd auto
supplies w~ down •76.4 million over the
previow year-a t.S perceo\ reduction.
Orange Coast dealers experltnced a t4
· percent dr0p during the qllirt6r~and all
of Orange County showed a &.6 percent
reduction.
Total retail sales along the Orange
O>ast -autos and all other merdwxtlae
-was 1111 million during Ille flnt
quart.er of 1970. It was about an even
$100 . million for the same pe.rlod of
1969.
All major Or•OP. Coallt lhoppin&
ctnlon lhowod 141,. · 1a1na durlna the
fil'll period. 'South (:out Plaza WU IQ>
19 perceqt over tbe prevl~ year, Hun-
tington Cenler !JI percent, Faahlon bland
14 percent.
south , Coast Plara coollnllld to
ciomlnato the ef~ II ~ for •
fU.S mlnton hi ntall l!llU durfi>i tbe
quarter, compared· with Huoltogtoa
· Centir't 17.8 million and'Fashioo tmnd'•
17,9 mllllol1. .
George Capron Newport Teen in State
Wins Fairview Ed . B d .. p ..
La d La
·. ucation oar _ ost
n wsmt
Multi·millionaire George eapron has
won a nine-year battle with the state
and received a $1 million settlement
in a suit over ownership ot 357 acres
of land between Fairview State Hospital
and the Santa Ana River in Costa Mesa,
The result of the settlement is the slate
has cleared title to the land -some
of which bas been sold as the sites
of Estancia High School, Canyon Elernet'l·
tary School and twG future schools -
and Capron has another $1 million •.
Capron, a crusty, fonner major league
ballplayer, ls now 83 years old and
lives in Fresno. His estate, reputed · to
be worth tens of millions of dOllais, 1
is now administered by a conservator: ·
The self -made land dealer sold 'to
the state 720 acres for Fairview Hospital
for $410,000 in 1949. In 1960, when the
state declared 357 acres of it surplus
Capron filed suit to -recov~r the land.
He claimed the state had defrauded
him and would make a substantial profit
at his expense.
Capron won the case at the Superior
Court level in 1963, but lost it in a
District Court of Appeal in 1966 on
the basis that there was an error in
the conclU6ions of law made by the
trial court. A new Superior C.ourt case
was filed which led to the out.of-court
settlement for $1 million.
The settlement was filed Thursday
with County Recor9er Wylie Carlyle.
Deputy State Attorney General Marvin
Goldsmith, who made the settlement.
said the state In agreeing to pay $1
million had freed almost $2 million tied
up by the litigation. ·
He said he had banked $1.5 million
from the state school building loan fund
several years ago because of the four
school sites involved,-pending settlement.
That money. with interest, today is worth
$1,992,274.
The remaining 272 acres wilr;t>e offered
to other state departments to see if
they have use for it and if not sold
Oil. "GolcfsinJth said some Of the land
has potential as a rock and gravel pit.
By PATRICK BOYLE
0, ti!• C.11~ ,iltt '''" .
Bruce Lymburn is a very confident
young man. At· 17, he is represenUng ·
one and a half million of his fellow
high school students on the state Board
of Education, and he is sure that he
can get things done ''wlthln the system."
"I think the job will be a combination
or frustration and success," Ult young
man sald of his new advisory position.
Bruce, II JY.t 30th St., Newport B;each,
is student body president at ·Newport
Harbor High School, where he is a
senior. He was informed of his ap-
pOintrnent Sunday. He was chosen for
the position by the Call!omia Associa~lon
of Student Councils,
Although he will not be a--voting
member of the board,-he feels he can
influenre its decisions. He said that
Barbara Marshment, his predecessor,
was able to get at least one of her
own proposals passed by the board.
"She was able to get draft education
included in the social studies courses
offered for the 11th and 12th grade!,"
he said. "It will be in the curriculum
this fall."
Bruce has his own proposals that he
would like to see passed by the board.
His proposals call for :
-Lowering the student.counselor ratio.
-Having a state lottery to support
education.
-Drug education programs . f o r
students.
-Formation of student committees to
advise the schools on curriculum.
-Increasing the amount of space-per·
student now provided in the scllools.
lie expects that he will not be able
to get all of the proposals through the
board. but thinks his opinions will re
respected.
"They wouldn 't even have a student
on the board," he said, ''unless they
were receplive to CQnslru~Uve 11.udent
JftVOl~ent in their decisions.''
TO·ADVIS.E STATE BOARD
Harbor High's Lymbum
Collins Radio Gets
$1.7 Million Contr.act
Collins Radi0 of Newport Beac;h baa
been awarded a Sl.7 mlllion contract
by the Department of the Navy, it was
announced t o d a y by Se.nator George
Murphy (R-Calif).
A spokesmaa for Collins Rad.lo taid
the contract was for .. research and
development of oew cti't a com-
muoleatioM equipment, but· that · the ,
terms <i the contrac;t are classified ln-1
formaUon. I
He 11aid there woold be no new
employee b \ r e d by the firm for t b •
resei;u-ch. .
~ummer GJJarzd Coqcerts
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
Now thru Au9ust 31st
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHION ISLAND BIG BRASS BAND
AUGUST 3 PROGRA~9 P.M.
• Fashion Island Overture
Semper Fidelis
La Bamba de Vera Cruz
Sugar Blues March
March of the Toys
Rolling Thunder
Tijuana Brass Sounds
Dixie Doobl e
Voices of Spring
Repasz Band
Mary.Poppins Selections
Brandon
Sousa
Tucci
Bova Arrangement
Herbert
Fillmore
Alpert
Brandon Arrangement
Strauss
Lincoln
Kostal
Sponsored by The lrvint Company and Fasliion 1$1.tnd Merch1nfJ Assotfatbt fn
cooperation with the Recording Industries Trust fund.
•• Free Family Nl9ht Movies
. Every Mclay, 8:30 p.m.
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.FASHION j ISLAND
--~N,~ll=W=PQllT CENTER
P1cllic Co11.1: !flghw1y-Between Jamboree and M110Arthur
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On 'Saeretl Spot'
P11ljlit and 11 ew Mdrmons ~Condilct Pageant .. _
11<>11 Oommanl<ll will be
--a\ both tllo l :IO -alld t :IO a.m. ..m-at SI.
-.. -£placGpal a..ft, :IOU. Orange Avo.,
Calla -.&unday -.-w11 be.held at t :IO.
•'God ud My Ule" IJ tile
"' theme ftr vacatxia church
-to be held et Cluhl Cite 8bepM:nt L•tllera•
a..rd, 35521 Camino
capilirano et Del Gado llold
In Capuu..o 8etdt, Aug. I
1n t11o H. from t:a . a;m.
to noon. The Rev. Dr. J.
Emory Ackerman Is pastor
Cl! the church. All childrm
ages three ~ twelve ate
tnvit.d to atteod. Bible study,
songs, e r a rt s , recreation,
games ond cootet.ts are U..
eluded In tbe imirama.
On _, the Reo. Dr.
Jl""'1 o.tiard. ......... of
tile -"••ll1h•• ~ -1-a ea,..,
,Rood; '--. w!D lpeU .. "Offroomlng Am·
Jety" at the .-vices at t
and at \I a.m. Reception of
llft' members and IOcl.al hour
d follow the aerYlce.
Quallllod -.... In chl:rge of cblldren f r o m
b~ lbmtgh blgh ocbool
during the early oervice only.
The C2IOrdl of BdJPw
-Ir ipOl!IOrlng 'l'lwro-~ay i.ctura at 10 a.m. In
lbe Lei.sure Wcrld at Club-
•
-Two. 'liiete Jecturta art
lnoe of chars• and open to
the public.
-.S-Vllley Baptlat
a.a will ba .. Dr. Bryce
Augllburpr .. guest speWr
.., 1'1eoday e-1ng at 7:30
p.m. Dr. ~. who II
insldeDI of Blpllst Bible
i:'.oll• ol Denver, Colorado
w!D be aqqompanled by a
tz:lm!pel trll> from Blpli!t
Blblo College. lluntlnglOo-
v alley Baptist Church Is , ..
cated at 9719 Startlab. Foun·
taJn Valley. For information
repn!lng the services call -.-.
"The Basia of All
J)emonStratioos" I! the title
of the lecture which the Rov.
Gene 'lbompson will deliver
at the 11 a.~ service of v-Clmrdt " Beltg!Gul
-of BullalfAlll Beach this Sunday, 420 Tooth Street
(Woman's Club). The f~st
SUnday of each m...th Is set
aside for weleomlng new
members. Frleodshlp Sunday
social hour will also be oboerv·
td. Alt .memben and frieoda m the church are welcome
to ~Y and get acquainted.
"A New Race of Man" Is
the sermon subject at Harbor aidl4lu Chun;ll, Dlodpl .. of
Clldll, meellng each Sunday
at llUJ>er Elementary School, as E. 111U> st., Costa Mna.
Worship . ls at 9:4.5 a.m.
Nursery care pr0vlded. Or.
D. W. McElroy Is tht minlster.
LalM:ru Cima or t.be
Muter at Z900 Pacific View
Drive, Corona del Mar, cfiers
two hours of worship at 9
and 11 a.m. '!be Lord's Supper
will be offered al both bouts.
Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver
the message "What Manner
of Love!"
"The Crosa •.• The Crook
• , , and the Crown" will be
the sermon message at Flnt
Baptist Church of Buntiagt.oe
Bead!. Put« Willis J. Loar
will bring hll message lo both
servicea: at 9:30 a.m. at Peeks
Chapel, 7801 Bolsa Ave.,
Westminster and II a.m. at
the Huntington Beach Chapel,
6th and Orange. Cburcb tchool
for all ages is held at t : 30
a.m. at the HuntlngtOn Beach
Chapel. Due to 1 u m m e r
l!lehedule there will be no even.-
Ing ......tcu or Wedneoday
evening Bible studies. They
will resume in September.
Holy Communion will be
celebrated at both worship
servfce1 at 9 and 10 :30 a..m.
Aug. 2 at Newpen Harbor
Lalberan Cba:rt:b, 198 Dover
Drive, Newport Beach. Tbe
sermon will be preached by
Pastor James Blain, who b»
been on vacation during July
but wlll rttum in time for
lhls Suoday's servlets.
"So You Want to See God?1'
is the aermon topic of tbe
Rev, Nonnan L. Brown on
SUoday at the Plymoath
CougegaUonal ChurU •I
Newport Harbor, 3261 Broad
Street, Newport Beach. at 10
a.m. worship service. Sunday
school i. held 11 the aame
time.
Tbe Met• Verde United
MeUlod.lst Cb~ 1701 Baker
Street, Costa Mesa, will have
two Sunday morning worabip
servises at t and W:30 a.m.
Rev. Paul C. Blesemeyer bas
selected as bb sermon topic
"G<>d, Let Me Be, Aware."
Church school classes are at
the 9 a.m. service only.
Barbara Kenner, a young
clairvoyant from the
Sacramento area, wUl speak
Monday evening at 8 p.m, for
Maaoaopby, toe. at 213 9
Fairview Road , Costa Mesa.
Her subject will be on Re~
camaUon and Karma. Her
background includes teaching
and lecturing on graphology,
dream Interpretation and )>ast
life recall.
The Rev. Paul Wheeler,
Rector of st. Clement's
Parish, Honolulu, and Conner-
ly areh deacon of the Diocese
of Hawaii, will bi" Ute guest
preacher at St James Partsb,
(See PULPIT, Pase 5)
Wilker&on
Branch Set
For Opening
A branch oUice of the DaVid
WUUnoO Youth Crusades.
~hich Is beadquariettd In
New York. wlU open 900D in
Newport Beach lo facllltate
West Coast operatioM.
Aug. 1 ii the dale set for
its dedleaUoo.
Rov. Wllkenoo, author of
the besWelllng book "Th•
Cross and t.he Switchblade,"
now being aeen aa: a major
motion picture, will divide his
time between eu:t and wHI:
branches.
A staff of five execuUves
and thelr secretary force will
man tbe 2,~are-foot of·
fice at 3919 ~ireh St., while
the~ boa toun for speaking
engagements.
By a.ARENCB D. BAllSl!TI'
FAYE'ITE, N.Y. (UPI) -
The site of the loWldlng of
the Mormon Church 140 yea.rs
ago WU clodiclled last SulJd.<Y
8' ... aacn!d spot" 00 the
ne of th< opel1lng of the
annual Hiil Cumorab PageanL
Peter Wbltmer'a farm II the
IPOI where on April 8, 1830,
Josepli Smith 8nd five o!her
mm wef.a ord,ained_ ..as
leachm In the Cburch of
Jellll Olrilt d. Latter-Day
Salnta. 1boae all ,,.,. the
first followen of a falth thal
hu grown lo S,000,000
adherent.a.
.. We aaked that they who
come here be made to know
that thlt ia a aacred spot."
Aid Pmfdent N. Eidem T,..
ner, second COlllBe1or ~ the
church. More than S.000
peroona allended the Sllllday
dedicatjoo.
The Wbllmer Farm will
eerve u a vlsiton' tn-
f ormatloo center and 1 cam-
ping and meellng grounds for
th< Morm111 priesthood. Tan-
ner said the priesthood h>
dudes ""'°' men of the
cburcb from 12 to 10.
The weeklong p a g e a n t ,
willch "'da today, Is enllUed
.. America'• Witness for
Quilt." More than 100,000
perlOllll were upect.ed to at-
tend the pageant wblch at
Ifill Cumorah dramatiiea· .
the saga of a clvilhaUon
founded In the new world by
a group of Israelites from
Jerusalem 800 years before
the birth of Ch!lst.
"We bad recejved a com--
mandment lo crganlu the
churd1 and accordingly we
met fot!ether for that purpoa
at the house ot Mr. Peter
WbUmer Sr.," Smith wrote.
A four.foot marble monu-
meni-D!lrb the Ille of Uie
house -"It .... decided
that they crgllllle the cburcll
according to t b e com·
mandment they bad receiv-
ed," SmJtb wrote.
The founding of the church
in thiJ Finger Lakes region
of central New York came
ten y~ alter Smith un-a:wer.a the gold plates in· acrj!>M with acrlptur.. that
~ted OtriJt'• apperance
after hll erucifb.ion and reaur-
rec:tlon to followers 1n a
cfviliutioll d. the new world.
Smith •aid be was Jed to
tht tcriplur<a by the angel
Moroni, who aa tiJn of Uie
prophet Morm<m, buried them
1,400 years earlier as the new
world civilization was dying.
" ... an angel ltood bet ore
us. In blJ hand, he held lhe
plates • . • be turned over
the leaves one by one, so
that we could aee them, and
di9ctm tbe engravings there--
OD distinctly," Smith wrote.
Smith translated t he 1 e
plates and published the tat
as the book of Mormon In
1830. 11 served " the )>aati.
of th< Mormon church and
bu since been lraoallt.d Into
virtually evecy language In the
world.
"I can understand," Tanner
said Swiday, "the gr ea t
frustrations in the world today
because we don't b<lieye In
God: we don't belle,. In the
hereafter.
Guild Slates
1970 Fiesta
Tht Poor Clare Guild's 4Ui
Annual Fiesta is set to take
place Aug. l• through 16 on
the grounds of St. Barbara's
Calhollc 01.urcb, Euclid and
McFadden, Santa Ana.
Higbligllls of the Fiesta In-
clude: queen contest, carnival
rides, game booths, food
booths and many prizes in.
eluding a ttailer, coklr T.V.,
fiberglass b o a t , mini-bike,
power lawn mower and tbre&-
day trips to La! Vegas.
Further information
regarding the Fiesta may be
obtained by contacting
chairman Lou Baca at 540--
7391, ot co-ehairman Steve
Wright at m-Oel5 .
ORANGE COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY
You ere invited· to the
: First Assembly of God Church
140 E. 22lld St., Costa Mo11>-54'-'76l
' M. C. et-k, Paltof -JoM GollMck. Alloclcft
Morning Glory . . 8:80 AM .... Jee Gml
F1mtly Wonhlp .• 10:50 AM , •-~"k
1 Reviv•I Time ...• 7:00 PM ,.._.,.., h• u1 ...
• Wodn1sd1y . . . . . . 7:30 PM •w. .,..,
! Pll4CHOOL AeU J'h-,0 I 1 &;JI A.M. TO 1 P.M. PH. M .. IJIZ '
GLAD TIDINGS
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
1 ltH I MOMIOYSA. NIWPOIT IU.CH """'621
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740 w. wn-. Cotta Me11
Y.LHRTWICI. .....
14M7'4
ltO•atT •· lllT .. •111111.,.,. ........ CAii\. •PTtY -·-SUNDAY SERVICES
tl1IO A.M, 1 .... ...-.i --H-7:00 P.M-Milll•....., SpMller °'· 0 .c.,. ........... ...., ... ..,.,.
COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL -
......... -....,..,... -,.._...,., -01 .. ~
FIRS'{
BAPTIST CllURCH
•f '° ........ , .. ...,
IAmetk•t11 a1plt11) I
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
Victoria & Placentia Ave.
17411 Mopoll-. P.Y. 1 Costa Mesa
ln. Do" Hawk ... Mia ......
Mornh1t Wontiip 1:30 l 11 •11'1
Surtcl.y S•ol , ••••• 9:)0 •m
Youth M .. 1i119 •·•·•• i ilO pm
Preyer Service , ,. ,, •• 6:JO p111
E••nl"t Ser•lce •••••• 7:00 pm
.,_,. A••llAllM M Ill ...,.._
142-2421 I
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Mhd•ltr
Dto .... HHt• Ylllft Mlllhfff
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Nursery care Provided
141"4771 14f.6J41
FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH
\1 C~11rct. .t tfit Dilly W.r4
I NEWPORT UNITY
Main & Adam• Streets
Huntington Beach
M1,.1t119 Wtr•hlp •• , •••••••••
•• , , ••• , , , 1:10 & l 1100 A.M.
l lblt Sc .. ool • , , • • ••. 9:4l AM 1
Y•utll 6,..upt •••• , , 6i00 JIM.
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That Prays Together
Stays T IJlether
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1511! l ltvln•, New,.rt lt•t•
t5111lor ctll""" tulldlJlfl
1:45 A.M. S11lt41y School
10:00 .... M, D1vttlo111I Servlc•
OFFICE: X10 W, Goltf H)9flW•"I'• lf,a.
Pl'lcwlt! ....., ..
CHUICH °'"''"rtt.uanHI
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
CHURCHES
llANCHD OP THI MOTHll CHURCH
-1'Jtl PflST CHUICH OP CHllST, SCllHTlST
IN IOSTON, MASSACHUsms
LOVE
SUNDAY, AUGUST 2nd
rtt Church of Christ, Scientist
M ... V_. Df,. c:..te M .. .ldiool-t :ll A.M.
a-ctts.mc.-11.t..M. a..a., 1 .... 11so .... v...n Dr.
Huntington Be•ch-Flnt Church of Christ, Sct1ntl1t
ttfl &-Olive
~ khMl-9110•11100
Chrdl-t:JO • 11 A.M.
..... ·~21 .... St.
' Nowporf lluch-Flrst Church of Christ, Sclonllot
JJOJ YWL&do
Chrall & s....., lcltMI -t :l I. 11 :tO ...... a.... JJ11 YI• Ude
Nowporf Baacfl.Second Church of Christ, Sclontlot
1100 hdflc ..... Dr .. c:..... .. ,..,
a.di ............ _, ......
.... .. 1 ... -216) L CoOlft Hrr.
AU are cordially Invited to attend the church
1ervicea and enjoy the privileges of the
Reading Room!
ClllW c.. PrMhW AT ALL 1nv1ca
PLEASE DON'T COME
TO •· CALVARY CHAPEL
If you •r• looltl119 for '" 1l•bor1l1 ''°'''"'• or tocl1I l'rettlge,
tut If yoe ,,.. loolil119 for ln-dep ... lible 1tudl1t, Chrltllen fel•
lowdiip, •fld ln1plrln9 1piril1d wor;hip, you'll lov e u;I To •cco"'.
mod1t1 our growing church f•tnlty we now ht•• tw o Sund1y
inornint 11rvlc11. 9110 ind 11 :00. Nun1ry c11•, Corner of Green·
•Ille I Sunflower.
1nwr1N HAllOl ••d PAllYllW
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BIBI! ClfUIClf
fmpt...lzlng
The Plan of God
The Person of GrfsC
The Power of the Holy Spirit
Sundiy Sdtool 9 AM
Momins Wof1h!p 9 .,.d 10:)(1 AM
fyenlng Setvlct 1 f'M
Wldnndey fllb5-Study
and Prrrer 7 PM N'urw:ry <IMtfn1 Hm.
A fun Youth Prosrant
Cm. of Orang! and l.lrd. St
Cosli MtH
11.ev, Med Mone, r11tor
S.v•nth·Day
Adv•ntlst Church
271 ......... St .. Colit• .....
JIM Sl'ltwmMe, "•d9r
Corona del Mor
a: ' r "'" J_ ,.o
tiflt N.A1 'P»:, '1i
COMMUNITY
CONGREGATIONAL •
611 HELIOTROPE
Wordlf,_10 A.M.
Cll..U Scllotl-10 A.M.
tlr. l"hntp G. M11rr1y, M1flllltr
673-4000
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MeNI .. Wtnll' •• 11:00 AN
,,.,_ MMft'9 W.L. 7:JO PM
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
W•lcome1 You.
ST, JAM!S, J20t YI• Utle. N.,.,.rt 1eocii
I A.M..-HOLY IUCHAllST
10 A.M.-fAMILY SllflCI
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WEDNESDAY fVlNING; llllE STUDY , •• , •• , • •••. 7130 P.M.
NlllSllT CAii PIOYIDID
D._. O. N.,n.t• D. G. Hint
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Phone: l41-5711 Day or Night
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CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE
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ST. MATTHE;W LUTHERAN CHURCH
11182 Culver Drlw
University 'Park, lrvlno
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l•lbo• lil1nd Huntington l11ch-Nortt.
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MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH
METHODIST CHURCH 21632 W11\1y D,lv-e
M111 V1rd1 l l1li1r St. in So. l19un1
549.2719 Wor1hip I I A.M.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES
of the Coastal Areas
Christ Church Presbyterion
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Offlct: 20112 MC1g11olf•Sf, Pllo111: 961-4940
Church of the Covenont
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lruct A. Kint., P•tor
luHcry Wortlil,1 8:00 & 1:20 A.M.--a.,.. SdlMl1 t1JO A.M,
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WortWp • Chrc~ Sdio.S-9:10 A.M,
644-1241
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RELIGIOUS SCHOO~
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.,. ta. mntlng at
St. Jama Episcopal Church a 3209 Via Lldo, Newport Beach
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Choice on Sunday
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-• • Pulpit'.and Pew. ..
!CoaU....t from Pie• o
Ntwporl Beach, at t and 10
•.m. P.1r. Wheeler was lhe
first roctor of tbd Newport
Episcopal Church, and he and
his wife will be honored at
a reception on
following the late
Holy Communion.
the patio
service of
"Dfno," concert pianist and
recording artist. will be the
featured guest at MelOdyland
in all services tbis Sunday
at 9 and 10:30 a.m., and 5:30
p.m. He wlll present a variety
or sacred music.
St Andrew's W o me n ' s
Fellow.ship ~ill sponaor the
annual lee Cretrn Social at
St. Andrtw'1 Prt1byterlan
Church, SCIO St. Andrew's
Road, Newport Beach on Wed·
nesday, The social will tHe
place In the church quadrangle
from 5 to I p.m. Featured
will be homemade pies and
cakes, punch and coffee,
entertainment. and babysilting
for small children. Tickets will
be available al the entrance
at 50 cents for adults and
25 cents ror children lice
cream cone ani:I punch only).
Chairmen are Mrs. David
Johnston and ~trs. Leonard
Ululreich.
··silent P11r\'tler'' will be the
sermon topic or the Reverend
Bruce A. Kurrie at The
Presbyterian Cburrb or the
Covenant, 2350 Fairvie"' Road.
Cosu1 ~tesii. An informal
"'orshijl servire will be held
al a a.m.: the traditional
scr111ce will be hcJd at 9:30
BU SINESS AND J
PROFESSIONAL }
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UPHOL$TERY
Mesa Upholstery
Liberty 8-4781
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a.m. Tllla Wtdnud4y wW be
the. final Wednt:~1y evening
event ot: Ult 111mmer. Recrt&·
tion wlU besin 11 I wllll dinner
It 7.
'llle aacrament of Holy
Communion wlll be ob1ervtd
at auilt Cbarcli by I.be see,
located al 1400 W. Balboa
Blvd., Newport Beach. The
sermon tiUe selected tu' Dr.
Ray C. Gery la entlUed •11
Want to Rt With You ."
Worship hour ls at 9:30 a.m.
with church school 1t the
same time. A ITI.ember1hip in-
quiry class Is held al 11 a.m.
alona with study group,.
Rev. William Hobba, Santa
Ana Dist. Supt., will preach
for the 3rd of 4 &tndays in
taking over the pulpit of the
Laauna Methodl1t Chech.
21832 Wesley Or., South
Laauna, in the absence of the
minister, Or , Gary
Herbert.son. Dr. Herbertson,
h\3 wife Nancy, and the An·
nual Conference Studimt Team
are now in SanUaao, Chile,
h1vln1 recently arrived there
from &ueno1 Alrea, Araentina .
The church is looking forward
to a reception for the new
minister. "'hich will take place
the latter part of August.
Dr. John F. Walvoord, presi-
dent or Dallas Theological
Seminary, will speak at the
morning and evening services
of the tout Bible Church,
meeting at the Marco ForSter
Jr. High School, San Juan
Ca11istrano. Sunday. Dr.
\Vilvoord's sermon subject for
the 10 a.m. service will be,
"The Tnrnsfor1ned Life" and
the evening servlce at 7:30:
"ls the World Headed for
Armageddon?''
The Fir3t United l\1etedt1t
Cburcb, 2721 17th SL. Hun-
tington Beach, will hive the
Rev. Tadao Hara. former
Kamikaze pilot of t h e
Jap1nese air force preachln&
at the 9 and 10: 15 a.m.
urvtcu the next two Sunday•.
Rev. Hara has come from
Tokyo this summer with 48
J&panese students .,,,.ho are
rnrolled al Long Beach State
for short term studie,. They
are students of the university
In Tokyo where he serves as
chaplain and -a, a profes1or .
Morning worship is at 10 :30
a.m . ..at Rettlnecdoa Lutberan
Clrwrdl,'"'L.C.A1-. •ll H•mllton
Ave . t ff amllton at
F ree EHtlmate•
~rookhur&t), Huntington
Beach. Arthur ft . Tingley 11
pa1tor. Ouut pa1ior will be
the ftev. Jtowell S. Foster,
rtg\onal aecrelliry for Ute
Board of Aroerl<an Mlulonl
of the 1.Aitheran Church ln
Amerlc1. Summtr S u n d a y
school • .seuJ.ons ln ct u de
nurtery care through aecortd
gr1d1r1 at 10:30 a.rn. Gradt'
tllrtt and above wortblp with
tbeli' partnU.
Sl A.adrew'1 Presbyterian
Ctn1n::b, 800 St. Andrew's
Road. NewPort Beach. will
hold services at 3, 9:30 and
Jl a.m. durtn1 which Dr. Ray·
mond 1. Brahams will preach
on the theme "Jesus In
Simon's House."
Rev. John C. Heal of Seaule,
Wish., will bt the iUtlt
minister al the Corooa del
J\tar community C b u r f' b ,
Coa1re1aUonat, 811 Heliotrope
Ave ., durhlg the JO a.m.
service Sunday. His sermon
topic will be "The Peace of
God." Summer church shoo I
is 1lso at 10 a.m.
Sunday at the F in l Ba~tltl
Church and Dty Sch(IOI, 301
Magnolia St., Costa Mesi, the
Rr:v. P. G. Neumann will
preach 1t both services. ti
a.m. an.d 7 p.m. His morning
sermO(I topir \\'ill be: ""'e
Would See Jesus" and in the
evenMc. he wlll speak on
"Don't Be Cheated."
Guest speaker at the
Fairview Baptlsl Cburch. zm
Fairview Road, Costa Mesa .
will be Dr. R. EuRene Crow.
He v.•ill speak on "What's Ha p-
pening to the Church'' at the
JO a.m, Hrvlce. Rev . Melvin
Taylor -tlll be away this Sun-
d1y servln1 aa dean of a
"Family Clmp."
The Rev. C. Don Ulm1n.
newly apPointed A!tembly of
God mh11lonary to Tanzania,
Eaat Africa , will be tht 7
p.m. gueat speaker at the
P'lttt Alaembly of G o d
Chartb, 161 22nd St., Co1ta
Mesa. Rev. Ulman Is a
graduate of Southern
C1llfornla Colleje.
The lesson:sermon In bt
discussed in an Cbrl1th1n
Science churches this Sund11y
will be "Love." Church loca-
tions and their service times
are as follows : First Church
of Chrt3t, Scieotlst, 2880 Me31
.Verde Qr., ~ ,..,.., II
a.m.; Ffrst Chi.ii-ch of Chrtst,
Sclenllst, !th and Olive St ..
Huntington Beach, 9:30 and
I l a.m.: FINI Church of
Spirit Power ,
New ffiurc h-J de a Growing
By LOlllS CASHl.'I
U,f l;tlttlfll Wr!Mt
The churcl> hu a curlO\lll w•y of poW., for1h vtaorooa
· thoota of new lllf! at the very moment It lffml moat
In du!(er of dylll(. •
II has happontd time and qaln dun•a Ille l,000
yw hJ!Wry of Ille d111rd1. And tt'1 h1pponlll( npl
DOW.
By all axttmal appeannces. the church today ls
a bady alllnc Witutlon. IR many big denomlnaUons,
membership Is decUnJng. atl.tndance la off, and ,tvtng
Is down. There la demoratiuUan amona the clergy. Conflict
over ihe church's stand on soelal issues is eausl.ng crave
internal dissension.
But in the midst of all these di.scouragil'!g developments,
SOfjlelhl111 new and infinitely hopeful is taking place .
It ls a re<!lscovery of the dynamic realit y which
the early Christian communlty called "the powe.r of lhe
1pirit."
\Vhen Jesus took leave of his disciples. he promised
they would not be left alone and uncuided, and would
mot have to rely on their ov.·n dubious stren1lh to c1rry
"on In the self-sacrificing way or love he had taught
them .
He said ·the spirit of God would come Into their
hearts and take possession of their live,, alvln& them
courage, hope. a capacity for life and a ~er for
goodne&s vastly rxceeding anything they eould will or
achieve by themselves.
The fullillm•nt of this promise i3 vividly de.scribt<I
In the New Te3tament Book of Acts. Indeed, ll shines
thniugh the e.nitrt history or the church durin1 its first
160 ytar!, when the Rood news of the Go!!pel spread
like wtldfirt acroas the Roman world.
When filled with "the power of the spirit," frighttned
men bec:1mt brave. "·eak men bP.came stmn1. selft~h
mtn became generous. and insensitive. men became un-
derst11ndlng and comoassionate.
The power or the spirit, which w1s so central to
the life of the early church. grew leis consplcU(lus over
the years. as the church grew into a rich and tucees3!ul
ln.!t.ltullon with a good deal t:\f power of lts own.
From time to time. the power of the spirit would
flare out. like a sun spot, in a dramatic movement
of renewal. But over long periods, the church acted
as though it had all but forgotten its dependent'y on
a power beyond itselr. Worse, Jt sometimes acted a11
though the power of the spirit could be tamed, confined
to ln1lltutlon1l channe.la:,\ and summoned forth at will
by appropriate rite3.
TO;dly, the churtb 11aiJI is In a weakened st att.
and is compelled to look beyand itaelr for atrefttth and
renewal. So empha!lis on the power of the spirit is
undergoing a remarkabla re1ur11t1ce aCl'Oll the whole
spectrum of Christian 'denomJn1tlon1.
Wherever 1~11 revival or 1plrll-ttnteredneaa occun:. the
church quickly learm that It 13 Uie 1nswtr the medtrn
world has been looking for, and has not found In the
dry doctrines, tht eustmns and ceremonle1, and the moral
pruchmenta offered by the church when it ls in the
mood to pass out stones ln3tead of bread. ,
People who've never been much lntemted in theological
speculations about God are Intensely lntertsted In the
possibility of actually encountering God as a reality that
can be known and experienced he rt and now .
And that. of course, 11 what the "power or the
spirit" is -God in artion. God at work in the world,
God dwelling in the hearts and mJnds of men, God
here·and·nO\\'.
There Is nothln1 for whlch the modeni world has
I gre•ter hunpr than the n:perltnce Of direct pertonal
communion with God. To C9"1e out of ita present doldrumt,
the church has only to rtelatm lt.s birthright as lhe
''fellowship of the spirit."
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Chenoal 1l at 10:00 A.M.
Subltct:
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"TliE RICH MAN AND LAZA~US"
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Clergy vs. Vietnam ; .
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" ' ' I Clerics l 1i Politics to Face War Issue ~
Churehmln will play a more
active rolt In th11 year'1 co~
ire13Jonal elecllons than they
have In any campai1n since
1114.
The laue that brings them
Into lht: poliUcal arena is the
same now as lhen: opposition
to the Vietnam War.
In 1M4. a number of pro-
mlMnt clerayrnen and
religious leaders e n d o r 1 e d
Lyndon B. John!lon for presi-
Uwar rollgiOlll leaden lo
despair of lntluencJ.n.a the
Wbli.s House Utrouah public
protf:fl or private appeal. ..
Th<y m now plnolll( lbtlr
hopts oo Conlt"' lo tlop Ille war.
Their -~le objoctlv• ~
"' help eloct Senaton and
rtprtunta Uves who will IUP.
port. meuuru, iuch ae U..
'M c Govem.ffatfleld amtnd-
ment, which uUlh:e C.onfre$S'
power ot the "P'llW to fl&
a d<lllllte dtadllne for com-
plete U.S. wltbdrawll from
Vietnam.
At I ro«DI .-i..s In
W1shlll(t4', Ill• paUq.maldng
1eneral board ol Iba OClllonal
council of cburcbet
unenimGUSly 8PPf'O'td a
poUUCal adlon pro Ira m 1
wblcll llu tllboequent!J bee•
communicated fo tbe NCC'1
33 member denorni.nAU.tU.
d tn t bee' u Sf' 1 hey f ea red th 11 =iiiiiiii:iiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:iiiiij Joh n so n '' Republican op.If
ponent, Barry M. Goldwater,
might lnvol\'e the United
State1 in a major war In Viel-1
nam.
When Johnson proceeded to
do exactly what they had
feattd Goldwater would do,l
many a n t i "' a r churchmen
became dlaillu sioned with 1
Pre,ldenUal politics.
'Mley were relaUvely lrt-
&ctive in the 1968 Presidential
campaj&n. professing to see\
Uttlt differenct b e t w e" n
Hubert H. Humphrey and'
Rldiard M. Nlxon in their
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Abortion Law Reform Arrives in U.S.
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But Controversial Question of 'Life' Still Remains LIGAl RUSON$ FOR AIORTION
By RICHARD L. WORSNOP ..,.., .......... ....,,.
Refonn o( restrtctivc state law s on
abort.ion is an idea whose time has come
-and with astonishing speed.
A decade ago the subject was rarely
even discussed . Today abortion'1aws ire
under heavy attack in legislatures and
courts. The Supreme Court wlll hear
argu1nents 1n the fall term on abortion
rest rictions in the District of ())lumb1a
which have been declar e d un·
constitutional by a lower federal court.
lf the Supreme Coort lfPllokis the lowe r
court , all states might have lo liberalize
their abortion Jaws.
Starting wil.h Coklrado ln 1907, no fewer
than JS states hive ak'eady done so.
They broadened the leaal grounds for
optralioris to tennioltie pregnancy.
Twelve of these lawa derive from recom·
mendatlons of the American Law
JnaUtute to legalize abortion (I) to
preserve the physical or mental llealth
or the mother, or (2) when the pregnancy
has resulled from rape or incest, or
(4) when doctors agree that there is
a subl!LanUal risk that the ctuJd will
be born with a grave physical or mental
defect.
A DIFFERENT approach, one an1oun·
ting virtually to repeal, has been taken
in three states that approved new legisla·
lion on abortion th is year -Alaska,
Hawaii and New York. In Alaska and
Hawai~ abortions for any reason now
are lelal if performed in a hospital
by a licensed physician on a "nonviable
fetus " -that is, one which cannot
survive outside a womb. Alaska has
1-.,...---Our Man ltt San Fra....Uee -----• ..
Cop Grows Pot
By HERB CAEN
SAN FilANCJSCO -Frank D.
Boynlon, reiired board chairman ()f
Pioneer 1-~inance in Detroi t, is now
living her~. but he's ool quite sure.
When he tried to pay hls restaurant
lab with his Bankameric1rd, the
Bank 's computers pronounced him
''deceased" -although, be adds, ''the
(ood wasn't that bad." But, no IOOOeJ'
nad tht comp.it.er revived him than
'le found. wilh a jolt, t h • t
Bankamericard's payment envelopes
.1rt OOW bordered itt b)ac.k. "I don't
~are how bard they try," he insisll,
··1 am NOT going backµ, Detroit."
THE OLD CHILL: C.D., the swing-
ing Tiburon bachelor, waa drinking
in a Marin tavern the other i;nldn.lgtit
when a guy he'd never seen bef«e
suddenly broke a beer bottle oo the
bar, held tht janed edge against
hi.ii throat and snarled "You been
playing around with my wife and
I'm gonna kill you!'" Mr. D. was
able to convince him he had the
wrong party, but sheds • little light
on such emergencies: "It's oot true
that when you're about to die. your
wbole li!e £Ja!he6 iD lront of you.
But every ii.rl you ever went to
bed with does!" There are worse
Y!'3fl to go.
'MUNGS TOURJSTS SAY : Our re-
cent coltunn on tbe bright sayingi:;
of American J.noooenls Abroad brings
a few addenda lrC!m triveling readers,
as follows . . . Mrs. Bernard Horn
was at the Louvre in Paris. gazing
at the Mona Lisa, when a Little
Old l.;;ady said loudly to her friend :
"Tilat's just a copy. you know -
the original is in New York" ..•
In Victoria, festooned with "ER'' ban·
ners to herald the Queen 's arrival.
Rudolf Wiener was asked by 1 fellow
American what the initials stood for.
"Elizabeth Regina," said Rudolr. "Ah,
SC! THAT 'S her last name/' came
the comment , • , Re.nee Schauer tar·
ried in Sanborn's ln Mexico City long
enough to bear a lady at tbe next
table exclaim to her eSOl)ft: _ "Let's
order right away, I'm RAVISH.ED!"
.. , Prof. George Leitman. touring
Leningrad with a buaload pf fellow
tourists. chuckled as a lady said io
her husband: "That Pectopan fellow
sure owns a lot C!f restaurants!" (lf
Pectopan doesn 't mean "restaurant !''
in Russian, sue me 1 ••• ln Florence,
Bernice: and Tut Imlay were part
of a group whose guide said "Now
this building is • fine ewnple of
Baroque." Wizeguy tourist: "What's
tus first name?" Guide, grompUy :
"~nard, or. Barney for short" ...
And l.reni James .sot a postcard from
a San Jose secretary, vacallon4lg in
Spain, who wrote : "We are enjC!ying
Madrid! Yesterday the tour guide
look us through the Spanish Quarter."
ADD INTERNATJONAIJA : Paul
Ma!l&On, alreaPy exporting Ut-calif.
wine to France and Gennany, just
got the okay from Rome to immdale
Italy , too.
RAMONA R<K.IERS, a wailress al
Les Jon in B'Un.ge.me, is dating a
priest. wherefore ~ asked Co-Owner
Jon Miller·: "l• it okay if be c<1mes
in to pick me up?'' "Sure," replied
Jon. "as long .u be doeill 'l hang
t.round in his work clothu."
HORTICULTURAL NOTE: Police
Chief Sill Beard of Brisbane not only
entered a plant in the annual Brisbane
Flower Show last w~kend, it woo
a blue ribbon. The Chief 's prize-win·
ning entry , in the Educational
Division : 1 marijuana plant.
COULD DEAR old Ma ry Poppins
be THIS mean ? That 1s, when Julie
Andrews and Blake Ed\•:ards were
here last week , they drove past the
Alhambra Theater on Polk and were
reported ly infuriated to find their
latest film. ''DarhnlJ Lili," paired 'llo'ilh
"'nle Lawyer'' (the latter is R-rated,
meaning no kids, while "Lil!" is for
anybody). Angry phone calls were
made to Parmount's brass in L.A.
and New York. Result: As of this
week. John Olds. Paramounl's branch
manager here, is out of a job.
Sales Taxes L~ading
Levy List in Revenues
Sta!.e Wes taxes are still bringing in
more state tax revenue than any C!lher
levy, particularly in Callfomia.
General sales and gross reoeipU taxes
lil'ere the best state tax revenue IOUl'ct in
34 states in fiscal 1969. Income taxes pro-
duced the most tax revenue in 14 states.
motor luelJ i..xes led in New Hampsh ire
and the severance tax on natw'al
resources topped the list in l...ouisiana.
Four st.ates that collected more than S2
billion apiece accounted for over Ont·
third of toLa1 st.ate tax collec:.ions. These
are New York , \\'hich received $5.330
billion; California, with $5.244 billion ;
Pennsylvania.· $2.226 billion; and
Michiaan, $2.249 billion.
Eight C!theT states -Florida, Illinois,
MassachUSdts, New J~rse~ o r th
Carolina, Ohio, Texas and Wiscon5in -
collect.ed more tlwi $1 billion each in
state taxes.
Total stale lax colleelions ,jumped to
$42.0 billion in fisca l 1969 -a 15.3 percent
jump from the $36.4 billion tallied the
prior year -and all 1na1or sources of
SI.ate tax revenue showed increaies over.
Ute previous period.
Corporate net 1ncornc taxes let the way
percenlagey,·ise. ciirnbing 26.3 percent to
$3.180 billion. Individual income tax col·
Jections produced $7 :-,fl() bill ion. a 21.6
percent rise and general sale$ and 'gross
receip\3 levies rose by 19.2 percent 10
$12.443 billion. f\tORE ·STRIKlNG. perhaps, is the facl
that ont-low1h or· the lot.a.I state t.,1x
revenue ·went to New York and
CaJijornla.
IN ADDJTlON, i lcoholic beverages lat
collectiollf increased by i .$ percent :
1notor fucJs taxea and taxes on tobaceo
..-------------.,.-; /pnxtucts by t .O percent : and sc~·rranct
taxes by 1.9 percent.
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All states showed increased 1n total tax ---•11!.lilllI:U.l•ll collectlona~ov..-fiscal 11168. In la<i. CCH --•• noted, 3C stales boosted lhe1r collections
c .. turdlY, -'"'"'Jt l , 1970 by 10 percent or more. Florida rccordtd ~ q,.<oa.&.. Ult gratest gain in percentage col·
The Comment Page ol the le<:Uon.,, 30.4 pt.rcent, and Ari:r:ona 130.0J.
Pl! t L l 1 Kentucky (21.1), Maryl and 111.8), Dally O •H•• lo norm Mls&luippl 121.11, Nevada 12 1.31. N•w
amt 1llmuJat.e readers by Jersey (23.1). Ore;on 12.4 &i and Virginia presenting~ variety of com~ 126.Jl al!IO hiked collections by more than
meatary on topic• of inler4 20 percent.
ut--'""lfpilicance from Only ttne Jtates -Louisiana and
Informed ob&uvtn a n d North and Soolh Dakota -had P'rct ..
·~··men. ltse increases ur less than 6 percent IS
<»mpa.red with JI statt1 in 1068 and 19 in RoNrt N. W-1, P.i.llalier 11167.
' Commerce Cleiriaa Hou~
.-residence req\Urement of 30 days
and H1wall of 90. The New York law
L!i essentially the same as the othef
two, except that there is no residence
requirement aod no requirement that
abortions be perfonned in a hospit.al.
They CID be performed in clinics or
eve n, if circumstances permit, a doctor's
offi~.
In Congress, Sen. Robert W. Packwood
<R. Ore.) has introduced legislation to
allow physicians in any state io perform
abortions on request. P~ood concede1
that his bill is "a political lMer,"
particularly in a congressk>n1l election
ye"1t. It has little chance of a hearing
in 1970. Congreu, traditionally, has not
coosidertd abortioo 1 federal issue.
ABORnON Temalru • hiahJy con-..
P olarizatio11
Hurts Accord
Of the Races
A pro111inent ·California attornt tJ,
11/r. Flournoy r11ade these rimarks
before Los Angeles TQW11 Hall..
By JAMES L. FLOURNOY
Most Americans are &ee.lting im-
provement in race r e l 1 t i Cl n g •
Unfortunately, .our definitions of race
relations vary, causing two persons seek-
ing the Sime goal to become aJienated.
The.re is more pol.ariution of the racts
today than there ever has been in the
history of America. The ·basic cauae
is the change in attitudes.
While I was attending ccillqe, which
was some time ago, to ask me to
sing "Swing Low Sweet Chariot'' wu
an insult. II was a Negro song, I wu
a Negro and it emphuized my "dlf.
fere.ntneu." Now, Negroes a.ing ''We
Shall Overcom"" at tM drop of a hat
l.o emphasize that difference.
THINGS THAT we used to shun or
hide because we were black are now
emphasized. Today, we are proud of
the fact that we are black. Because
of thlt polariiation we have con-
frontation, and C()ffirC!ntation can do
DOlbing but harm both sides.
White people have a distorted pictl.IJ't!
of what the black people really th.ink.
This is true because fOU form your
opinions from what you see on television,
hear on the radio, or read in the
newspapers. You have been bombarded
with news of the militants. The n1tur1f
effect is to associate braeks and violence
and accordingly whites are arraid of
black~. Admit te dl y there are
neighborhoods in my own area that I
am afraid to be in , but these are atypical .
Because most whites' knowledge of
blacks does come from the media, and
since the media report news -and
usually the exceptions, the picture is
not in proper perspective. The milltanl
speaks ror only a very minute seclion
of I.he black people.
AS WITil the whites . Utere is a black
silent majorily. It is composed of the
vast majority of the workers, the pe<>ple
traveling 1n buses. in cars, and on foo t
to their JObs. They pay their taxes
just like the white people. They are
concerned with their children's education
and make certain that their child goes
to school every day. They have sons
in Vietnam the saroe as you. J do
not recall seeing one black man burning
a flag!
l had the privilege some time aao
of refu ting a charge that another black
man had made. Allegedly he had said,
"The President of the United St.ates
and the '"Governor of the Stat.£ of
CalUornia are responsible ror the
polarization of the races in America .''
To me , lhis was a lie. I could not
let th is go unchallenged.
ll had been picked up a.~ a newi;
ilc1n and unless challenged would have
been interpreted by whites as a "black
atlltude." I did challenge It. As 1 result,
my home was bombed with a Molotov
cocktail The next day. proof of the
black silent ntajorily poured inlo my
home by y,·ay of telephone calls from
people I had not heard •from in years
-e\·en from people with whom I had
disagreed strongly on local community
iss ues over the past yea.r. All or these
black voices conveyed their concern and
shame and decried the .incident.
THAT BLACK SILENT major 11 y
believes in law and order. We are more
concerned about crime and violence in
the streel than yoU, because we llve
in the are-a of crime and violence. Our
insurance rares. ·our food prices are
higher because of lhe condlUons in our
1re1." Financi al 1nst1tulions wl11 not lend
u,; money fC!r ho1nes becau:se of these
condit ions.
We are <."Onccrned. \\'e •re so concerned
t!H1I y,•e nctd your help. What hA\'fl
)OU said. "'ha1 hnve you done pe.rSt>nally
10 belier lhe rtlalionship of the races'
Wt nted to join together to decrease
this polarlr.ation. Wt doo'I need 1 black
!!ilent ma,onty and a white silent ma·
JOrily -we nee:d a united comn1unlty.
Abraham Lincoln told tit th1l a houst
divided aaainst Itself w1U fall.
t.roveralal subject. S11pport.er' of abortion
reform include "womtn'a liberation"
IJ'OUpS and pe_. cone.med aboul
overpopulation. Roman CalhoUcs tend to
be the mOllt voclferoua: opponents. a.it
many non-C;GthoHc1 have qualms about
abortion. too. Ad vances in medical
science ha\•e only Sharpened the COD·
troversy. /
On the one hand, antiseptic sura;ery
transformed abort.ion from 1 hia,hly
dangerous to a relatively routine opere-
tion. On the other hand, recent
discoveries in mlcrobiok>gy lend support
lO the view that a per30n is human
from the moment or conception.
THE QUESTION of when the fetu s
can be conaidered a human being -
.and hence protected by law -always
has been a central issue in the abortion
debate. The traditioiial Catholic view
is that even the zygote -the newly
fertilized ovum -is in efle<:t a human
being. A seeond school of lhought,
re:flect.ed in many laws on aborUon,
holds that the fetus ba:omes a child
at the moment the WQman can feel
il moving inside he.r. And some persons
contend that life begins only at the mo-
ment of birth.
Biologically, there is no point at which
~ne can say thai a fetus ceases to
be a blob or cellular matter and beeomes
a human being. Microbiologists he\'e
de.lennined thal hwnan life begins wilh
fertilization and eon1inues unlil dea1h.
1£ one accepts that t.be zygote is al
least a potential human life, then the
question of abortion becomes a que.stion
of delermi.ning who shall live and who
shall die.
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Alabama
Ala ska
Ariz.on•
Arkansas
C.ali(orn 1a
Colorado
Connecticut.
Delaware
Di at. of Col.
F lorida
(;ecir11a
Httw ah
ld11bo
)llinois
]ndiana
100A-·a
Ktn&as
Kenwcky
l .ouiliiana
'J\11ine
Maryland
'.Masti8chur.etts
Mi1:hil(11n
'MinnelilJta
1'.1issis. .. ippi
Y...tlswuri
Munt11n11
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J\'e\ 11d11
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1\ew f\1£<xiCo
J\'ew)'ork
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N(\rth De kota
l lhi•· (!klsh(/01a
l )regllu
1'enn~)l\a11ia
]'uer to Rico
Rhode lal1.nd
South Carolina
South Dakota.
Trnnessee
•rrxas
l Jtah
Vermont
Virginia
V.'ash in1t.on
West. Virginia
Wiaoonsin
Wyominr
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19i0
186.'i
1969
1967
1967
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1969
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1910
1914
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Thomas Ford, a lawyer representing
a Catholic hospital in a New York abor·
tioo suit, ha1 argued that legalized ahor4
tion "is a prelude to trading lives."
That is, "Once you start to lower the
value of li!e in any fonn, you start
to lower the value of life in all forms.
If you want lo relieve the population
e1ptosion, then doe.w:i 't euttianuia come
next ?" · Sowa:: Auod•~ Cai th• Slady of AbortiOll, 1969, md law dt ta.
PROPONENTS of legalized abortion
contend lhal state-imposed restrictions
amount lo an unconstitutional invasion
of pri\·acy and lhil they deprive women
of full control O\er their .own bodies.
Morever, such laws clearly have failed
to achieve their purpose. Various erperl.i
reciron that as many u one million
HlegaJ abortions are performed in the
United States each year.
Almo1t all state aborlion laws fail
to come to grips with the primary reason
why wom en seek tC! have a preanancy
terminated. Relatively few women who
want abortions have been exposed to
German measles or to dru1s that might
cause a defonned feluJ ; few have aerJous
heart or liver conditions that would con-
stitute a threat to life iI they carried
the pregnancy lo term : and f8'Wer still
ha ve been~ victims ol rape or incest.
The mo11t rommon reason why a
woman seeks an abortion is that sh•
does not wsnt a child.
But polls show that relatively few>
ArnerW!f.!s f)lyor ~bortion for I.hit
realOfl, IJid there.In Ufs I major obstacle
to abortion reform . '
Customs Delay Inevitable?
Drug Crackdown Means Slower Baggage Cliecks
Wilh 250 1n1/Uon persons
cross111g U.S. borders with·
i'11 the nt xt year. txaotly
that n111nber will experi-
ence varying degrees of de -
lay, frustration a11d niis·
1(nderstanding ~ thty face
ll.S, Customs auOiorities.
With the cooperotion C!f
tilt district director of cus-
to1ni at t ns A·ngeles. /lie
DAil.¥ PILOT helps O'I·
swer sorne of the questions
rn tlle folloicing .
Whal can lr1v~lers t.xpccl
~'hen lbey clear Customs tbi.~
year?
Travelers may e11'periencc
dela ys this year when lhey
clear U.S. Customs. America
faces a grave danger froin
drug abuse and its Customs
Service is lhe first line of
defense agatn!t illegal drugs
entering !he country. If upon
your arriv11I your inspection
should take lonjter than ex--
peeled. it may be caused by
~he n1ore tJ1orough baggage
inspection being made as parL
uf an overall strenglhening of
Customs enforctmenl aclivily.
In returning from 0\1er1e11.~
I arrangtd all of m y
purchases In one bag, yet a!I
of my b.egga1~ was examined.
Why?
II is a grelll hell' to the
{::Ult.oms inspector to have all
of the declared merchandise
1n one piece ol baggage, but
proper enforcen1ent of the law
often requires the inspection
of all the baggage Having
your baggage rxamined is
NOT a reflection on the in-
dividual. but proof !hat the
officer ls doing hii dul y.
la niakfn& • purchase In
another country, I wu offerfd
an in,·i»ct fo r less lhan Jhe
priet I ptiirl. What 11:oulrl ha\'C
happen ed if I had ustd II~
You could ha ~e f o u n d
_\OUrr.rlf in troublt CUstoms
lnspcc1or~ k.no1v \Sluts. and
1n\Olt't.c; of ltsser amounts
1:imply arouse their suif>lc1on.s
and can result in the seizure
d the merchandise plus duty
charges.
Every 10 ofte n I read of
Customs 1eizing beroln and
olher drugs that have bern
carefully coocealed. Are tbe11e
seizurt1 tbe re1ult of advance
··tips:'''
Customs agents and 111-
vestiS;ators frequentl y come
upon information y,·h.ich leads
to seizures. !lowcvcr, most
often Customs in s pee Lor .;
nlake seizures without any ad-
vance information. These .are
called "cold seizures."
In arriving in I.be Uni tad
St.ates by car, I bal'e ootlced
that certalt cars are moved
ahead to • parking area and
Ille people 1 e n I Into the
Cu1tom1 offlct. In this 1 sigu
that they are smugglers?
r-.·o. They may need Im·
migration docun1en1 alion or lo
pay dul y or e\'en a state liquor
lax. There are many othrr
reasons ...,·hy cars are set
aside . It means only that !he
1n:-pector t whether Cusl0n1s or
ln1m1i;ralionl has found 1!
11ecessary for further rx -
an1inatiog . Hat hcr than hold
up an entire line of tralfic.
the car and passengers are
sent lo one ~irle and othtr
officers continue l h c C)i·
am.inat1on.
bought an arlicle In
aoolbtr counlry that was .sup.
posed to be dellvertd 10 me
befote J left It failed tll reach
my bole! in lim e 11nft WJlS
shipped lo me by mall. Should
I ba,·e bad to pay duty an
ii?
Yes:, 11 y,•a.c; dutiable. You
itre allowed up I() $100 (fair
retail valueJ customs , e:.:-
emption on gooits that you
brin; Yo'ilh you Anyth1na Iha!
is shippec1 to you following
~our retum lo the United
Stales is subject to duty .
r would like to purcbaJe
1 ael oJ chlaa "'bile: ol·ersea$,
-
ft ~·ootd probably tota l more
than my exempUon. Could I
have !his set dlvlded into
several p1cka111, e1cb under
$10. and sh:Jpped &o me duty
fre.e?
No. You are only enlltled
to an exemplion up to .SIOO
retail value on item, you bring
with you when you return
from a trip to another coun-
try. Any1hing shipped to you
is subject to duty. Attempting
to ha\'e the shipment sent as
gifts in separate packages
each under 510 1n v;ilue is
fraudulenl and subjects the
goods lo customs seizure
In a catalog from O\'erst:as,
l ~aw an item that a friend
of mine in lbis country y,·ould
just lol·e. l\1ay I order ii and
ha\•e It 1ent a1 • gift \lo'ithoul
tbere being a duty cllarge?
No. Only something that you
aclually purcha sed your&elf
1\•hile in another coun try and
sent to another perSOll in the
Uniled Slates or someone Jn
another country senl hon1e 10
you as an unsolicited gift hav-
ing a fair retail value of nat
more than $10 n1ay be exemnL
from. duty Articles ordare:t
for yourself or for anothl?r
person from sources in fore ign
countries are subject to duty
if they eKceed $1 ln value.
I •m plan1Jln1 1 trip 10
the United St.at.ts ualn1 my
car. Does the c.ar ba\'e to
eompl)' wlUi the 11ew safely
Jtandarda ?
No. \leh1 rles belonging lo
foreign lounsl.s do not have
lo comply y,•ith I.he fedtr31
motor vehi~le sare1y stan-
dr1rd~. The vMicl es , ho\vever,
niust no! be sold In the Unit.ed
Statt1 and mu1t be exported
y,·1thin one year
I 1m 1oi111 oversea1, and
m1y purc~IM: a cir whll•
then. WM.rt cu J 1at dtflnllt:
lnformatloa as &. die: Import
requlremub'!
The Bureau of Customs ha5
recently issued a n e w
pamphlet lilied "Aulomobile1
lmporUd Into the United
States." You can get a copy
at any Customs office.
I am plannln1 a buntlnc
trip t.o anot.ber country. May
I take my riHes with me
IJld how do I 1vold trouble
upon my return to lht Unl\cd
State1?
U.S. residents may register
.vp to three non-automatic
firearms, lo be ex1}()r!ed and
returned, ;it any U.S. Customs
o~fice or Alcohol, Tobacco, and
Firearms Di vision field ofQce
or the Internal Revenue
Service. For f u rt her in-
formation, write to Alcohol
Tobacco and Firearm;
Division fC P :AT :EO),
In ternal Re venue Se r~v j cf
\Vashlng1on, D.C. 20224. '
As a nonrtsident visiting
lrieod11 In the. Unlled Slates
am I enlilled lo brtn1 gift~
y,·!lh nie without payment of duly?
Yes. Each nonresident m,;v ~ring in free of duly and.
1ntemal re\'enue tax gift s far
olher persons if :
The tolal value of all girt~
accompanying him does Mt
exceed $100.
He will remain in the United
Stales for at feast 72 hours
He has not claimed this $ioo
gifl. exempt.ion or any part
af 1t within the immediately
preceding 6 months.
Orte wine gallon fl26 ounces )
of •lcohollc beverages and 1m
ci,ars. may be included Wllh
th1! gift exemption.
I am 1 w11tb repnirtnai
and 11m plii nnlng on movlog
to the Unlled State1. i\lay I
brina n1y 10011 Yoith mt? ·
V~3 Tools of 1rade. flro-fts11~nal book3, Jmple.menlr
and 1ns1rement_, are free. of
duty If they have bttn OY.lll"Cf
and u~ed 1broad bv the persori
~mlgrallna. to the 1Jnlle.i SUtes. ,..,...
• •
•
s11W...,, ..,,,. I, 1910 DAILV Pll.OT 9
LroAL NOTICE LEGAi NOTICE ·-MOTtC• 0" DIUiM.UTIH N:Pl'7 ..OT.Cl 'h (alDtfMll ~ -Ofl P.t.•TMl.•IMI• CllTIPKATI Oii' IUIHllU llil•ll.io. ~ _. ,.. IM"l•I09I COUllT W ,,_
!"Wiik llOlit. I• '*"""' 11"p !NI 'IC'TIT""'1 MIMI lfAn' 1W CM.l,OllllllA ,0. fTit.T• 9" C41:.J~i:•r A. J, llll!E MOC. I . ACQUISTA,ACI, ~~ ""°"~~ (•rtl!J, Nv .!.'? TM• COWITT CW OU.Me• 'rMe C041Jl"TY OP l!ffflolor• "°""" Wtll'!tM .....,. ""' lk-c,.. ........ tirie • -•' .. w. ,....., . .._ A«ul -. ....,.. ~II~ llrm l\tfl'lt .,,,,. •tvlt fll IUHKKEll SI., Co-It Ma., C.Mfornl1, -""9 ·~·-ti ..1•1 .. a L .\.ICIUC>t4 .... llO'l'tc• ~ lllUI ..... PltO ... Te & COMPANY, •I 111t-0 Ot1ntt A-. fldllloui ffnn -ti ltlCttA"O'S JIUll....,, ~ IQ Mra. GU:1.w. OP WM.&. M• flM LITT•IO Cllr of C.OJN Mfta, Counlv GI Or._. VILLA VIDA •Nil 111411 tel• lll'fl'I lt A. A.a:ll'""'-~. TllfAMlllTUY
SI•'-91 CtUtwfllf,, did on !he lOlh ~ O!..:ri., ........ _lne ~ -~ MOTICI IS HlallY OIVIH 11 Wit Et .... II DOI.LY HAI..( KOTT, ... ~ ot ,llll"t. lfJt, ID\t f!W1'1114 ~. """* ., "' P ., "" c:,...Nn el .. lolllY'f _. _.,., ~•DOI.LY' jot, ICOTT. O.C..... di.....,. Wit Miii JNl~lto •fld .,, .~·~-~/ "'91 .. , .....,. .. .,..._ cJtllN ....._, NOT'CI ll ... lll'.l'f OIYlll flllf
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A. J. la-0-... II,~ CWll:lltQ.T AND CNAAHOLT, .. ~ ........ " ...,.., .. ~ ~ o.-.,.. <-.! OlllY llllOI, S!1!w ti C:1llfror""° Ori,_ C_..,: WWtlllf• ........,._ .... l'lit tfli. U. hM --... tw Awutt J4 1"'-tt ......... 1. 1m ..... ,. Oft JlllY 1 .. , .. , ~ -. • ..,"'.,., ......... Cllltwftll ...... 'llflkll .... t:JI -.m.. Ill .. _.._ .. 0.-flo .__~ ~.':!° ,••, .. ••,,,•• .. -... •ll'I' •I-l/J MIMA ..... · I afaM• ~ ...... :l _ .. __ ...._ ol 1'I .--~• • I "" In al _,..,. ....-i11... tf ... ...... ,....,.. c.l!W 11t "-ChY ~-• mom'·· boy and LEGAL NO'l1CE "· "'*'-,_ "-,,,. '-111 ot aid lll90lll9rlt, wlfflf11 ,.,,, -"" fll....., AM. c..1fflWllll. uvuv ma, I tht --wP1oM MlllM ,,. •~•rlOM .,,_ .,. ""'' IM.IDllUl!oll "' lflll IWll._ o...11 """' • ""°' -'rl• a nd welcome to another 1--------------1i. "" w1r11111 lrlatrvm.111 ·~ ~ CMltd Ju1Y ~ me w. a. IT JOHN.
A' 1 ClllTl,ICATI• OP IUllltlU Ml' ""Y tKtclllllCI 1111 -·· THOMAS D 'llAUWOllTll C°"""" Clttt. Saturday ol summer fun and lllCTl't °"' NAMI CO,lllCIAl SfAlJ •• LlfflLL.Yfrt OVlllHOLT ~. lllllNfrtla. lll'WI Thf UN11r11tMf C'Wtff*-ht It -JOMOi'I I . Ol'tl• ·~ t•W1 ...... N. ,.,,....._, learnlna with UDCle Len and 1111e11"' • u1-et 11w1 N-lll>ll. NOt_. l"vllik, ci11i.rri1• .. 11 ""w111., "'-••..., TllW ,,.... H""'"'-,_ IMCll. C1llftnlll, ~ rtw lll'lnc:INI Ottit. In .... llMl9ll .....,,. ......... C111tw$ llrll hls friends Carol and Andy. lkl'lt...... "'"' II&-., llllilh11¥'• or._ C11111tv ov••MO&.T AND OV'lllMCK.i T•1 (n•J ....... ..,. ... _ 0r< ..... 1n ...,. ""' Mii """ .. ~ ""' c......iui. Eull'ft -• ......,. .,..., ..,._ "" ~ tw , ........ . Uncle Len and the gang °' t11t '91klwlM --..,,... -Ju..."· 1'14 Lii........, t.1111w•,... 1111b11...., er..... CIMf o.u,. •11o1 •
• "" ... •••---h ttllbll"'9d Ori"" COl•I 0111' il'lltf, Tth bill .... 1 J~lr 11 MW""""°' 1, 1. Int 141•11 were really happy with the tot..:;·, P""o• .. "" .. J111'1' 11, 11. u •nd A....,., 1. "" u,,.,. ......,_ ..., ....,,,.,.. H.,.tllrt l, VI" Dov_... lt»I IC .. lloon ,....,.,... Or.,,.._ CMll 0.11'1' 1111111, great turnout of entries for le,.., H...,.11.,.1on •~11. AM. NO. n. LEGAL NOTICE JlllY n. 11. is 111111Allt""'1, 1m 1m11
this week'a contests. Winners ~~ 1111, 11, 1110 Nl'flt LEGAL NOTICE Nm1
LEGAL NOTICE
were real hard to pick because Htrllln L. VIII Dll'ltr C•llTllllC•T• 011 IUllNISI C•llTllllCAfl CN' •UllQU
Id all ' b I \ STATE OF CAll,OllNIA. lllCTITIOVI JUMa T...... lllC'Tlf!Dut llAM• -the 0 m sac. was u g ng ORANG!. COUNTY: The _,.,.,,,,..., ... ,.,ti,., Ill ~ fllOTIC• TO C•IDITOlll Thi Wllllt'llllMll .. ctrtflY "'" .... with e1cellent d r aw I n g s • On J11lr ll, lt10. llltor• ""· I Not•rv t'OndllCll... • MIMU •I ,,,.. ... ~. IUf'•lllOll COUit 011 Tllll tMdlldlllf • """'-If 111$1 IMctl
ddt PllDll< 111. ind lor wkf 11111, Pll'$0nlllY Bllld,, COlll """"· C1!1!0<11j1, ~lldtr •TAT• CN' CALlllOllllllA POii •1vtL, H1111tlftltoo\ a.ch, C:lll"°'1Wa, llflllW poems and ri eS. 1-'"' Hllf-1 l . Ven Oo\1111' k,_n 1"9 fletttlo!K llr111 M,,,. 9f ANCHOR 'tNf COUNTY Oii Ol.A,..I lh* l~lktllt ttrM O\lfllt 9f Jtdll•'I
I am also happy to see 10 -111 119 1111 --w11oM "*mt MDTOlll:S .,.. •Nit wkl 11rm 1a clll'l'llOMd ,.., A•6Qll ct1Hur .. end -..; •ekl """ 11 _,. I• Nltacrlbld lo 11'11 wlthl11 INlr11tnll'll of lht ~lltwlflS M<llOll, """°" neMI lhtltN of llO•l!ltT W, GOOlllllY, PfeN of 1119 fltllowl... ~ wfl9M that 80 many of you know Ind -.:--lldlotO ht ••IWNll 1111 -· In fllU ""' .it« "' ,..kltn(. " lh •kl llOlll!llT WILLIAM GODf'lllY. -Ill "'" "" •llcft of r~
the I dlnosa o! (OFFICIAL IEAL) totio-: a....... .,... .. ftlllM: what grea urs JE.-.N L. JOUT lt00.'1 l . Swldl. 117 vi. Quit.I, NOTICE IS Hl!lll:l!&Y GIVl!JI • .... l11Uki J. lwMtle. to.tit S.lt Air
th -~ looked like I gol Nol-llllblk . C•Mflnlll N_.-1 ... di. C1U:t. Cttdl-. ., "" .... .....,..... ~ Clrci.. Hllllll!Mltlll kMI. ('9i1t. e p_,.~ ' PrlntlPll Otlio;e In O•tld Julr ID. lf1' 111« ill --lllYt,. c1tir... ......... Thilf'9M M, 11""""9, lQll2 $All Air pictures of Brontosauruses, oi--Counh' 11:. L swldl .,. ..u ~ 1,. ......,,,.,. ,. t11e Cl'1:1t. .....,.,,..1o1r1 e..o., i:.ut.
Pt-•·ctyt., StegosaUMJ.Ses MY CDfMllHllll •ulr• Slt1't ., CeMlotnlti. LM Allflllt "°""'"'' "'--WUll lhl PIKflllrf """""""" "' DllM J111Y n. 1t7' ICllUUO MlfU t 1tn °" JUIV 10, 197', M!Ott ...... Not9r'I' .... oHlc• "' ... clerk (/ft !hi "°°""' l911!• J. lllAM'ti. and even the ferocious Tyra.Q, """'Wied o.-.,_ cota• O.lt'I' 1111i11, 11ve11c 111 .,.. ,.,. .. w "'"'· ,._.., entitled 0MH1, " ,. ,,_, """" wi1ti 1....._ M. "-"'
no .... _,. Rei. • ........ , \, .. u. "' "" \4»111 ·-'" llOO.rt L.. $wick --to .... __ ,., .....ctien. IO .... ""' STAT~ Of' CAlll'OINIA, ,.. ..., mt lo lie 1111 ,.,._ wi--Ot'119nH 1r 1M llW lfflCI of 1'191' OJU.NGl! COUNTY:
IDCldentally, boya and girls, r--------------------------------------J------------111 w111cr1t.d ,. """ "'""'"' 11111n1 ...... 1 '"°"""'" L.WIN • FOL.liY, t• °" J111r n. 1t11:1, ~ -· 1 NII•,.,. LEGAL NO'nCE •f'4 ICk-ltdttcl ht lkltU'" ,.... -Ct•-A-. Ttr .. _ C•llfomll Pllllllc In Md ..., .. 111 Sl•M --HY the study of such ancient {OFFICIAL SEAL) ~·· wt.k;ll 11 ,,,. •••• of lllnll'llU _r.,, LDllfl J. 1twueti., Tl\w-
t I tied P I --------------] Elltlrl 9rGW'll ht11111r flt lhl 11Nlflrtltntd In 111 1r11ttw1 .. ,... M, 1!;11 ... ltt k-to ..,. 111 bt 1"9
crea urea 8 ca 8 eon-* PRIZE WINNER * JIOTtCI 011 M.t.11:$HAL'S UL• Not1rv llvbllc<tll ...... 11 l•!nlll9 -........ '* ol Mkl oectdlnt, -"""°" n•me• ••• sullscrlllld tology. It is a fascinaUng field s. N•Mn w , J9me1 Kan,..r, tt 11 P'1nc:lp11 Offlu I" wllhln lolit MOntht lfllr tltt fJrtl 11Ulllk• to Thi wllllln lnttr""'*lt •rid ICXMWltOe·
d · wfd No. s. .Ul. LOI Al\t>lt.a County !!on ot thl1 net!m. Mt "-' ••Kl.lfld 1111 -· to study an IS e open llv vlnue "' •n '~""'Ion liWld .,. Mr c-"'lulcn E.ulrl'.i 0119111 Jvtv 10. 1t10, COl'l"ICtAl Sl!AL>
to .tudl-·s minds \1'ke your1· Andy Gore, 11, 17161 s· anta Rita St., Founta1'n Valley Jult u. ltN bY lht M11t1kl1>AI COlif"· MIY 1• 1911 ,.ULINE H. GODl'•EY Jun L .loltl! ""' · il'wbllihtod 0<1"" CD9•t D11llr Jl'llot, Aom1n111 .. 1r1x of tile ••'~." o ,,,,_· -·ol'" • ''''••·'· II be It f h Nori!> Or .... • Clllllll'I' J""kl1I Dl•"ld, • • rv ... .,,. I' t a O you aye a ca.ml'I" "' Or•~· s""' of Cilltornlt . JulY 11, 11, " •M A11Wu11 I, lUlf 11n.1C1 Ille Ibo-. "'"""' OKw.nt. l'rlncl11o1I °'"" In
lavorito IO n g' instrument, llPOn " lllO!lment tntHW '" ''"°" "' LE.GAL NOTICE lt.SllN • •OLIY °''"" cou11tv Any child under l:l can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you s. l'ftblll •• ,.,........,, crMtitor •Jld 1.., Cr•-A-MY C•nnib11o1t Eu1r" musician or singer. Music is 11111111 Pr .. 1i.e MMllt Hom ... J1tn11 Tor-r._, C•"'-'"" ...,, Mtrdl J, 1m
ol lhe most be t" 1 d do: (1 ) Draw picture on piece ol plain, white paper 5'h iDcbea wide and "°"""· L.., Kohner,•• tll09ment ffblon. ...... Ttl: uui JJMMI l'vtw!lhtd er..... ca•t Olll'I' •11o1.
one au uu an • · h d U bl • •·• and mak 1· bl k C•l Do 1 111ow11111 •,,.,111111nc:1 "' ,1.-.u 1e1w1111 Cl'llTl'•c•'• o,. 1t111NW "'".....,." '9f' •*"'"••••1tri• Ju1, "•nd Aut111t 1, 1, u, 1t11 1;iu.19
I I lh t ., me ea eep. se aca wa e 1ne:ii ac . no copy or trace , ,, 00 Publl"'" 0r-co.11 0e11v Pl!at,, ------------a.st ng ways a man can dut "" ulG 1uc1e ...... 1 on ""' ct.11 1 •Tt s fllAM• Jur.. 11, 11, 15 .,... ,.11911,1 1, 1970 121~10 • -picture. It must be your own work. (!) Put your name, age and address o1 ~ fuu111C1 o1 11kl 1xKVt1M. 1 n.. imoer11tntc1 ._ clff1lh' ... "' LEGAL NOTICE
express himself. of dr wing M ·1 ·1 I u I Le • c Mv1 llYllll -'" ""' rlthl, tllll eonovctl .... ""91-II 11.D. kll IUl, Music, in this way, Is much on back a . Bl I o nc e n I Art on test. Bo1 1560, DAU. Y 1nc1 1n19...,., o1 wld ,.,_.._, ~•on coe•• Miu. c.111orn11. ~· "" llt· LEGAL NOTICE ...._,, PILOT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive Kennedy hall dollar. In lhf •r-tv '" t11t Cl>IHllY o1 D•••· t1110111 Hr"' n&me 11 llADCOM co. c •1tT1111CAT• o,. CQllP>OIATION 11ot. like art (painting and draw· 51111 "'C•llfornl .. ISIKrlbtCI •• follows: ll'oll !Nit Mlct firm •• c..--..1 of ll•lJ... TltANU.CTIOH DP •USIN•ss UNOlll
. ) be 't ' ' Lot .U, Trid ... 0r • ...,. C1111"ty '"' lotlowll'll Plrion. """°" -In ClllTll'ICl,TI 011 •UllNl.S• l'ICTITIOUS NAM•
mg I cause l IS a mans '-------------------------------------------'] '"" cornmonr.. ·-• ., 2m I•" lwll 1M •lec1of,.,1111nu11 II followl: 'ICTITIOUI NAM• THE UNDlillSIGNl!D co111:ii'01tAT•011t way of showing the rest of Jw" lint, eos11 Mt••· C1lltomlt. w1111.,,, G. Jtorl~ lJ.U AtlMltr°" TM lll'ICl•nltMO 6Dh cert1tv 1141 1~ 111>1• hereb~ tff11tv lh•I 11 11 conouctin.
h f · h h f o. f n. NOTICE IS HElll!llY GIVEN 11111 Or., COllt MtM.Ctlll. c.ondvCllno t bu1ln111 11 11tn IN<ft 1 lll!nllllll IKltM 11 .SN S0\1111 .,.,....,.,., is r lends JUSt W at e eei.:i Through the years, great try music, Oa music and come up wilh any number on ,..,.uet 21. 1tio. '' 1•00 o'doc:-011t0 J11tv 24 1we •Ml .. Hun11,,.1on ,,..,h, c111twn11 '26"'1, s1nre ""'' c1111or11111, llt'ICll• ~ lldlllou$
in.side. j f d . g nd P.M. •I front ol Courl HouM, 5e1 Wm . G. lto•I" ll!'ICllr thl tkllllou• firm ... ,,.,. of firm "*'"' of "· £'. lltOWN AHD muslcia~ and c D mp 0 s er I au. 0 raw1n s a poenu. Wu! 11111 St .. Cll\I "' CMtl MMa., STATE OF CAlll"Olll:NIA, M.skll Dtllv.....,-Strvlc:• •!Id '"'' U ICI co. Of' Oil.ANGE COUNTY ..... !Nil
Music is as old as man began mak'•g m"""' 1.Ult ,_ Remember, boys and g'·ls, Honorable mentloos in this COllftlv o1 or.,..., 5t11t o1 ea111orn11. 011a.NGE couNTY: 11rm 1. _._... at 1111·to1io..1ne -· w1c1 11,,,. i. _,.... .,, ,... 1o11tw1,.
himse". Cavemen probably 11• ..,,...... r-.. k' dr win lest •n 1 wm 1111 11 •ubllc: •lldlon to 111e On JulY l•, 1tn. ""9,.. ..,., • N•t•rv '°"'' WIW>H ,...,... tn 111• end ill« at """'''loft, WhoM Pl'llldNI • ._. of u G . I . 1ik rt · I I wee I a g con go "" hltohftl lllOHr. tor c1•h In 11w1111 llubllc In afld tor wll 111i., ..,._11'1' r1tie-. is •• 1o11ow1 : ti.isl-11 11 follow\: tapped oot a song with a enjoyment. real mu 11 ca music, e a , is · a s gn o the following· Judy Kuder 11 fnOl\tY .. 1111 un11e<1 s111n, 111 t11e ·-•"° w111i.m G. 1 .... 1a kMw!I "' wm. J. Scl\ml", 191111 M••ltll• LMI, L .. 1, I!:. l:ou. 1t1c:... 111 s. •f'OldWn,
k I · lik B ch Be tho what we feel inside. For that · · ' ' rltht, ttt1t ,,,,,. 1ni.r11t ., wkl 1""'"""' ,,,. "" "' 1"---......_ ,.._ Huntl1'191ion llffdl, c.11tor..r1 t2.MI. 11n1 .......... c1Htor..r• slick on a roe ong before geniuses e a , e ven, Costa Mesa; Joe Riel, 10; Lin-ittbton 1 .. ,,,. •bow o.w1111o1 ,,_..,, 1, 1ut.Kr1111o1 to t11e w11111n l111"""'4tn1 0.19d Jul'I' 1., 1,,., WITNE'5 111 """' !his 2>d .. , ,,
they spoke tbe first words Schubert, Mendelsahon and reason, the music one. person da Crouch 8\ir Costa Mesa· or "' nwt11 t11trto1 •• may H ...ce•11rv •nd "'-""""le«I" ht ·~Kllte.t""...,.,., wm. J. klvn•" JvlY, 1t10 • 1 • lo .. 111t. 111d UKUrlon. wllh l«l'\llCI (Oftklll kltl Slihl of C1llloml1, Or1-1 C-1'1: •-lo • • I f I · t f l'k l be l'k d b Lucinda Beil t Ne-•t 1ni.rn1 •Ill! ce1111. J""th E. tltYI• '"' ... ~ · ..., nc. o Throua a~a~~ years, many many more -wro e some o oth' "'ers.mMayus·1"'c ... as :.! .. ~v1'dua'1 , , ~!""'" O•ttd •r ee.11 NotM... c.11~nu1. Juh Hol6'Y P1111tk. C1Mfor"'9 '""'~1cJ~iv ~ 1:;:-,::r:;,o;: .:,,::,i ~:.:r'o'f ~~1,01tN1A
l:i" Ul't" the most beautiful music of DIW Beaeh; Stacey Dearth, Costa 'Jt, lt10. -Pdnc:lNI OHie• I" 111pe1rtd W!lll•m J. S(hrnatl •-n COUNTY DI' LOI "'HG El($, u.
forms of music, singing and all time. It is stlll popular as the people who enjoy, write Mesa· Laura Doleshal 10 Fll.ANCIS l . GLAIE•. Dr•-cou .. tr to ,..... 1a 11e 1t.t 111•""' whole .,.,..,. On 11111 urci <Hv °' July A.O .. '""· ' • . ' Mlrlh1I MY Com"'l••lon lulr11 It wbKrlbtd !(I lhf wlt~ln hutr11mt<1l ~ me, t N•l•rt Pllblk: 111 •nd Instruments have been in-today -hundreds of year1 and play It. Huntinaton Beach ·, Danica Munl<INI cour1, Ju,.. JI, lt14 , •• ,,, __ ., "' ,,_,.,., ,., -· •• wio c-··· ... ,, , ---·•••
G ti -~.. 1 N rt Be h O•A-Co.mtv H1r11Gr Pullll1htd Or1n1t COlll Delly "llol, ,.. ·-~ -· w " .,,... '•· ,...._ ... vented. Men carved ~ooden after it was written. It would be a lot of fun a ag r, , ewpo ac ; ,uc1it1ol 01•1,1,, ,.1, 1, , •• ,,_ .. ,,'·a''· '''' 1361.10 (OFF ICIAL SEAL ) a1111tir9d L1wl• E. •oo• k-n to "" • '"' ·~· Jt•~ L. Jobtl lo H IN ,,..l<Hfl1 al 1111 cor-1tlon pipes and used animal bones Since the days of the great for you to learn to play an Mark Kiseda, 7, L a I u n a ~:,!i:, J. ~11•1, 111 • Nu••rv Pubnc.c1utorn11 in11 1Ktcurec1 1111 wtthln IMwumen1 ..,
and horns as bugles and composers, more and more instrument, or to sing. EYen Beach; Dina Segura, 6'iii, Hun. NIM• 1 "•"'" LEGAL NOTICE ~~~=-~~n'1~ •n ::;1•.::..=i:"-~~1o11 ,...lftln:~t ~
drums. Much of the music good music has been willen. Uncle Len is learning t<J play tington Beach· MI ch e 11 e "· o .... 41" ,..,, .. , MY comm1111cn 1•11111• tor110r111o11 •xec:111H ""' -· • ' , Aullob, C•llt. • C • IONlll Mlrdl I, 1911 (5MI) In the early daya was uaed With each generation of the guitar. But as I am finding Segura I HU!ltinlton Beach 11111t111w1 ._. .. r c•1tTI 1 A • 0• •u Pllll!BMG °'''""' cw11 OAlht 'l•trt. ' ' ' Pllllll"'9c:t Oranot Coul 0111~ Pllot, • 'ICTITIOUI NAM• o l L o i-·· as part of the primiUve musical artists, a new style out, it will take a lot of hard ln the poetry c o n t t 1 t , Aueuu i. a. u. 1,11 14a.1Ct The wnclu•ll'*' dot• ""lft' ht •• WIV 11• 25 ,..,. Alleus ' '10 •••
I. . o! ·. . be' " bel l 'II be ood ho bl n1· t th «ll'IOIKtlf'l9 • w.lneu et nt IE. 11'11
IC1tri.rlnl IL D11 111¥ Nal1rf llubllc. C1llfoml1
"'' c'"""'"._ Eulra Od. 6, 1"9 re 1gions. music comes mto 1ng, prac .. ce ore wt g nora e me ions go o e ,,,, "'11' m c .. 11 Mell, n6u LEGAL NOTICE
Man w ors h lp p e d God Today, the driYing, pulsattr11 ' enough to please others. following: Dina Segura, 6\l:i:, LEGAL NOTICE c111tor..r1 . .....i.r ""-11c11111u• 11'"" M""l------------TMOMAS '· U.NllOllO ""-"-" •• L .. hr gh I Th. k bo (;ti GlASSCltJtFT and 11111 1114 firm ll·Mt.11 I ou music and chanting. beat of rock music is popu ar 1s wee , ys and girl.I, Huntington Beach; Michelle ,..11111 l• UHnPOlld o1 ""' 1o11ow1n1 _,.,., c 111T1,1CAT• o• •us1N11s ""' w111111"' i tw.. ~ •-ltt, C1U"""9 ..... His instruments were tools to among a great number of the make your topic music and Segura, 9, Huntington Beach: cl1tTIF•c•T• 0 , •us•N•ss. ~!'i:it':/n iun ,,,,,. •1•c•"' ~1c1""' Tht 11,,.:.~~~ ~~i:: lhfy ,,,
make his music m or e people, but many olhers enjoy mw.lcians. Yoo can use your and John Schaefer, B'iii, Santa ''CTITtous N•M• Aot>ert T. Ehnlns1tr. •1i1 Polk c1rc1t. Clltldllciln• , 1>u•lnt11 ,, 1l5G MeM T·-Publ!sl\ld 1>•1"'9 Coe•! O.lly 111/ol, July is IJ'ICI Aue1,11t T, t. ti. 1m 13if.10 b f I d I f • h • gin · bi A 'th1 uodtr\19ntc1 do urllfy lho' 1r1 HunU"91ori ll•tch, C•Ut., m-M Vtrdot Ori"' 1E111, Coall M111 ('16211. eauU u an p easing. styles o music sue as coun-1ma atlons on t s one and na. corw1...:11n1 • 11111rn1H 11 11111 """ O.tllfl JlllY ,, 1910. ciu1or1111, wnci.r '"' ucinio... n•m 111me
ln., H11n!lne1oll Btldl. C11Uornl1, llncllfl' lto!Mrl T, Efl.nl1111r OI $0u"'9rn Cllltl CoY~lll COnllllnY LEGAL NOTICE
PATHS
Paths to follow,
Trees to Climb:
Forest Enchanted.
Life Divine.
\Vhere will it lead you?
Where does it go?
Wildlife flees.
Eyes all aglow.
Curiosity itches,
Inspirations flow.
Thoughts march by,
Row by row.
Where does it lead to~
Where does it go?
Seek it, find it.
Eyes all a~low .
A Kllfll'ltCIY h1t1 .. u1r '"' " o .... 111m11trtt11, t\\, lUt Cofltt• Or,, C.tt1 Miii, 19r 1114 Wlll~hlt wry I•
!ht tllll"JI I nd """' C-11. Miii .-.ur lffm tr •llr)I 19 UKll l111, •o• UH C1tt1 Mt1 .. C1llfornl1.
S.INI ,,. ~Httlo111 t• Asl A11dy, •I• Or-.. Cofllt Doll, Pilet, ha
1160, Con M .... Colff.
A.NJr 1tnd1 • coni•!tle »YOlu..,e Ill ol 1111 W...W ...,,, lncycleptdl11
to H9141 Hldttlldorf, lot 11, Of G1r•
lllen Oro\'I, C11!torn ... fO r hfr C!llt'1llo~:
Wby do mountalnJ make our
1an pop?
1ll.ls happena wben we climb
up or climb down a fairly
high mountain. The change
ol alr pressure builds up a
vague dizzy or stuffy feeling
In the head.
Then quite suddenly we get
a popping sensation in \he
ears -the tension deparll
and all is well again. The
same dtlng bappem in a plane
at take-0ff and landing time.
Some people even claim that
their ears pop in a fast
l!]t"Va1or.
The hearing part of the ear
Is buried deep.inside the bones
of the skull. lt is a very
ccmple1 org.an widi many
amazing small parts. Two of
these parts are involved in
the 1transe ear·popping 1ensa·
tkm that occurs when we as-
cend cw descend a mountain.
One Is the eardn.un, alias the
tympanlc membrane. T h e
other is tile Eustadlian tube.
The eardrum Is actually a
little resounding drum·head
about y, inch wide. It la a
tissue-thin skin stre tc hed
acrQfS the inside of a 1 'h. Inch
I~ that !tads from Ille
out.er ear to the middle ear.
The Eustachian t'ube I .11
another 1 ~·Inch tunnel that
leads from the middle ear
h> the nasal cavl\y In the
UitoaL
Sound waves are carried
along by vibrating a i r
molecules. When they 'trike
the little eardrum, theJ make
it vibrate and this infonnation
is r elayed through a series
of complicated small parts to
nerves that whisk t h e
messages to the brain. In
order frr tile e ardrum to
vibrate freely, the a i r
pressure on the outside of the
eardrum must equal the air
pressure on the other tide,
inside the middle ear, Usualij
this prtSSUre equalization oc·
curs naturally -at least when
we slay on one level.
However, Lhe a Ir y al·
mosphere gets thinner as we
rise higher above sea level.
Ascending a mounlla\n, ttie in·
ner ear ba_I a pocketful of
air from the denser at-
mosphere below. The pressure
is ireater on the iN;lde of
the eardrum. Descending from
a high •IUtude, Ute unequal
pressure 11 reverted. The mid·
die ear has a pocketful ol
Ughler alt from .iott and the
pressure is greater on the
out.side ol the eardrum. ln
both cases, we feet 1 stuffy
dlZZ)' sensation.
The main duly of the
Eustachian tube 1ll to e1·
cha nge air between tht middle
ear 1tnd t1l6 nasal cavlUtt.
Delicate mu.scJes art uJed to
open the moist tunnel and
&0metimes the reaction 11
slow. Eventually, d I 1trt11
llgnals from the eardrum trl&·
lht lle!tllollt l!rm 111'111 ot THE SO 1 o C 10"· 1 o C •· Y.-.RNWOltKElt h t 1G 11 l 1 t o 1 """ 1• ''"" -... Ind 11111 Mld firm II -" ol l!M c. --·• _. ,., :::;>_•, • w • ..... m 1 On July f, 1t111, bllor• me, • Nollrv tolloWlnt Pllf.loonl, w11D1t Mrnll In J11U .. ""5
co .......... v• "'" no """""'" llublk In and fir 1111<:1 *'•"'· _......11'1 nod 1 "' 1oe tollcw$· CliltTl,ICATI ·o, 1t111Nau,, orner -------,,:~::: ~')..:;~ •rid •11''1 01 "'1!d9m-• 1P1>1•1'1d 11.,-.... r' T. E""~!':. k-• :,~...,..!~w111.':t .~~1 ~-ic.1111!9 111eT1T1ou• MAM• ••rlN.. W Ford noll C t 11"1 to -to PlrlOI> --c-. 201, AMhtll'll. C..I~ TM 11 .......... dci wr1WY """ , ... ~--Caro/~
RIDDLES and JOKES
* PRIZE
WlNNEI
Question: What always has an eye
open but can't see a th ing?
'IJ~IU 'fl :J•M•uy
~uli• Ku4tr, 11. ltU Jtc1r911 ... c • .-. Mui
Son: I'm a little short. Could yo.u lend me five
doUars?
Dad: Try standing on your toes instead.
K1t~lttn llitl, HuntlntlMt •••<•
Question: Why did the girl eat a box of bullets?
·1Dueq Mo.ill p1no~ ·~· oS :JIMIU'fl
Mkl>ellf s""''· ,, HUfttln11111 IM<.11
Question : What building has the most stories?
·AJl'Jq!I •'IJ. :JaMIU\f
Question: Why is a policeman the strongest guy
in town?
·puv~ MIO 4'!M.
'""' Auew 01 dn PIO'I ue;i •'I asnv;i19 :JIMlt.l'W
01111 '"Mr1, 6\t. Nwnllll•l't~ •--
Cl•tle Hunt1"'iton S~lt.11 1 .t !1 lubK<I~~~~ !he wllhln 11N .. 1"1.ll'Mflt Wlll11m il'lllV Miiier, 1:ti0ll S•nctY COl\OuC'llnt I bll11Nn 1! 50l ~In 51., ' . tnd Ukt•o• .. ~· ......... IKe(lltM ........ Lint 0.ntY Celffornl• Hu"!lntlotl 9udl. C1lllornl1, under Ill• S.ndr• l. l<tultr, ID616 l rl•• 51n11, (OFFICIAL SEAll 011.d J~" ,.: 1'10 . llC1l!IOl,I, fir"' .,.,... of Wll~lllO si.,
N-•·· JEAN L J-O&ST JlrtiCI c;..,. 91n11 hi ltnt111rlllt 11'1111 11111 Kiii firm ;., '°""' Mirian Ill. Ml:ElroY. :Kllt2 C1t•m1""' Nollt'Y il'ublk-C1llfotllle WMolllm p:ry .w'ii.r OOlld ti 1llt lollowlntl --. whwe
Hunll!>lllorl Seid!. Prlndll1I Olfkt In STATE OF CAlll'OllNIA, ,..,,.. lrl !\ill ll'MI 11lec. 'Ill r..W.nt1 ll"'I P, Sttvdtr, tll11 l'l~I L,... Ori ,_. Countv OllANO£ COUNTY: ,,. 11 lrolloiw; H~ntln111an 8Hch. M~ (orrwilulo!I ll!lllra Ot1 JI/Iv Jt. 1t1t 119fotl me t Nolll'V ktl A n I II• fl' SM19....._e, IJt C•rOI ... ,,., w .. d, '161 l • Jolll Cir ell. Ml•dl 2. 1'7l llllOtk In .,,,,. for. Mid lllle,' H'-"llr Am•Nl'dlrn Or .. H11nllrlttoll ...,.. H11ntlnoton llHC:h. flublbl'ltd Or111H c.,.11 Di lly llllfl, ..,_1"1111 ,.,.. ~ •~111.uftl 1fld <N.-1 Lllll ~I. I l I I
0.,9111 July 71, 1'79 J11I~ 11, IL 2S 1nd A119..,.l 1, 1t1G l»M Wllll.lm 11.,.ry Mll19r ~ 19 ,,,.. Am11trd1"' Or., ... """ .. ""' ~ B•rblr1 W. Fo..d 10 bt ltlll 11,_.. lll'floN l\lllltt 1r1 0"9cl JlllV 11 rti'I
S1ndr1 L K11111r LEGAL NOTICE 111111ocrlbell llJ !hi wllhhi 11111turntnl 1nct &9n A. Sfloitmlkl
Ma!'lon 11 .. fkllror 1ck,_.i.cittd 11\fY UKlli.cl lht -· N...,.,J l'-"'111 liure P. "'I'd..-1'4 lltf IOFFICl,t,l SEAL) Stitt OI C1Jllomla,, C••ol Anfl W•rd 11r111G11 I' Cr1Nl911 Dr•11t• C1111n1Y: 51•11 ol C1lllornll, 0<1 .... C-ty: CllllTl",~l\'o °"s .:~~Niii, Not"1' 1111~llc • C1Ulornl1 On J11lr 14 l»O, Ntol'I IN, 1 NO!trt
On J111'1' 21. "1t. bllor• "''· • Nol1ry ..... • 1 u I llrlntltlll Dlllr.e Ill llubUt In Ind .., Mid Sl•fl. HllOl'llllV Publk t" Ind for lllcl 51111. ptrlOlllllW Tl\t U,,,,..,lltllld do Cllll!v ihl'I' Ire 0~ ftll (Olll'll\I -/"Id ... ................ 5~i Ind l<IOllfllll ... rt11r1 W. Ford, Merion R, 11ndtr lht tk!lllllUI HMll """' 9' COATI M: Comtnlullin lulrn N1or11l LOii ~ k-to II'• Mc:Elnw. l.l11r1 II. Sttwdlr, Sandri l . lo WALLACE llEAlTOlll ll'MI !fill Mid Jwl'I' t lfl'J 1C1 lilt ff'I ........... wt.. ~ ,,. ICu.iltl" tncl C1rof AIWI W.,.d known Jinn I• _.,_.... 9' 1119 tol.ltWll'll --. ;..,,,.. .....-Ulbtcl lo lht wltllln lnltrvfnll'lt ind
•• me lo bl IM ,..."°"' ""'--,..m" COl'ldllctlllll • MIMu 11 t.W Mtnlll'IClll J'lilblbhtd o,-.,.. cout O.lht llllot, Kkllowkidatd lhtY _.,.,.,, ~ -•r• wtnct1-to the wltllln 1Mtrum9fll A,,_.., H11nllnrloll e.edl. C.lifol'nl1, Jul' If llW Auitu.t I, f, U, lt1t ll10-M (OFFICIAL SEALI 1nct td!llCIWllCl9" 11'11' •~.C\ltld 11'11 ""*'9' llllMI In fllll Ind fol-9' J1111 L.. Joiitl
Mmt . rltldtticl ,,.. It !allow\: LEGAL NO'I1CE Nol•t'JI P11blk<1Ufw'11l1 !OFF ICIAL SEAL) Gw A. Cootrt. llloa Hllltotl WAY• llrlndNI Offk1 Ill L.AWl:ENCI! J, IENNl!Tt 511111 An.II, C1lll. •r11lll: K. Whitt, Or-• C91mftl Na11ry il'u~!k t2.U Atllul111 SI .• ,.._., llldl. (IUI. NOTtc• TO Cll•DITOltS Mr '-mlulon Eolrff
PrlntlPtl Diii<•· °'"'" County Otltcl Jw" ,, lt7t SUf'a111oa (DUllT 01" TM• il'wlllllhfd °'"·-c ... , OllJY llliot, Mr CommlHlon Eulru GU\' A. COlll nAT• 011 CAll,.OllfrtlA llO• Jul' 11, 15 i ncl A~tt I, I, 1'70 IJ;D-1' MIY ,, ltl' Fr•flk H.,Whllt TM• COUNTY 011 OIANO•
Pub1l1htd Or1net Co1'1 D•llr llllol. $111• ol C1Llforn\1, Or11111 CounlY: A....Sll Alltu>I I, 1. U, 22, A10 141l·IO Oii J11lr ,, 1970, betort me. 1 Not1rt Eri1lt 9' llOIEllT Q, SHVlll, 0.CM• LEGAL NOTICE
P11bllt In llWil fir 111d 5l1J1, pt~lty td.
LEGAL NOTICE 1ppt1fH G11r A. Coel• 1nd 'r•'* M. NOTIC!" IS HEllEIY GIVEN 111 the IAll MU
Whitt k-to mt lo "9 1119 -MIU creditor• o1 1119 ll:lo'fl 111tn9d llltcHtnt SUlllllKl9. COUllT Ofll TN•
wtioM 111me1 1r1 wti..l;l'lti.d lo 1111 Ill.It 111 "'MM htvlnt clll"'I •1111111 STATI OP CAllPOl:N•A'•Ok NOTICI Oitr: PUILIC within liulniri•tnl end l(k,_.llclftcl lhtv 1111 llkl dlc:llllnl 1rt rMUlrtd kl Ille TMI COUNTY Oll OIAHOI HIA•INOS 1(,011• TMI 'UNNINO IJrlQlltd 1111 oama. tlllm, wllll tr.. nKllllfY 'IOUClltr1. In lit. ...USU COMMllllON 0, Tiii CSEAll · tht olllcl 91 1111 dtrk of 1llt 1llovt llOT.C• Oll AOMUUSTIATOll'S 1.-.L. CITY O' •OUN1'AIN YAL.l•Y VlllOINI• I . SUGAllMAN t11lll\IM to11'1, w lo •r911111 then\. wllll 0' ll•Al PllD,.llTY, AT lllllVAT• NOTICE 15 tlEltEIY GIV(N lhll Nol•r'I' Publk. C1H..,nl1 lht n«ffMlrt _,..,,, lo ~ """ U.ll c"""''* ~ ....... ,. A on WtOntMl•Y· .-.11111s1 n, 1'70 11 J·lO PrlndNt Olflu In dll'11tntd •• Stcurll'I' P1cllk N1llofttl nu ....... In 1111 C1111nc:ll Chim-•. Cltv 0r ..... Co1inl'I' ......... Sin!• Arlll oi.111ct Tfllll Olfk:9. 1E1t.i1 of G E 0. GI. Htll. 11'2DO S!ti!tr Avtn11t, Founl•in M~ C-ommlukln IE._lrn M N0111t 111.111'1 ),,...., kMI Alll, HllEOEll.AUEll. OtcMM<I. v1r1..,., C1lllOfl\I•. 1111 1'1111111111 Com· .-.oru •• 1t7J C•llforril• '27'111, Whktl It lll• ,llQ NOTICll: II HEllE•Y GIVEN 111•1
mlul«I wut hald .... Dllt h11rh1t1 on PubUslltd Or1rtte c ... 1 O•UY llllol, ol llu1l ... H Of tht ulldtnl.tntd WI IN ...... ,..... Glor•• M. NINlrl1141f Jr' lhl kl!lowln• 1op!lc1tlon•: July U, II. JS t nd AU9Utl I, 1110 12'&-1\I "''lllPl .. rblnl.. lo ~ Hl•lt of H ,.-,61nlnblr1lor OI !hit E1l11t ol Gtorte
11 ••vkittl ,,KIM 111111 1u "1>-Mid dlcldlnl. wllllln tour month& 1fltr HllWh Nltcltr111tt', 11ta16'CI, wlll un plk1t,1on 111bml!rtd bv IC.oi'nw1utr & LEGAL NOTICE j"" 0111.1ull1lc;ellon ol lllla llOllCt. 11 orlYllt ult, fo ll'lt lll•lllsl •nd A11od111!on !or tofl•lrucllon t'ld O.IH Jijly u, lt10 bUI b~r. unOtr 1111 l'trlN Ind cori-m1lnttn1nct ol 1 cgmmtrci.1 IJhopplnt IECUlllTY PACIPIC dl1lon1 h1Ktt,.1!11r "'tnllontid. 111d tlltilltd tlflltr on or-It lottl911 on th' ... 11"1 NATIONAL &ANK lo to"ll'"''tlon llY ""' t11..,10r Court.
ger the operation. T h e
Eustachian tube opens and the
llOtlhttll c11,...,. at Guf111d Av1mi1 C•llT.,1!CATI 0, •UIJNlll 9y, J1ck D. •11!•, 011 A.1111111 1', ltlO, et lllf: hour of
Salty chemicals do no I Ind llrookl>llrsl Str"1 In lht Cl Dlttr\(I. ,ICTITIOUS MAMI Aul•t•nl '"'" OHker 10;30 o'Clock ........ or tnll'Mltt• wllM"
2) UM V•rllnc:I N AltPllatlon tub• Tiit llncllPlltntd do urllfy llllY lfl IE~KV!w 9f ,... Wiii of 11'11 tlme 11~ b¥ "''*· •I !ht ollfa
e vaporate. They stay behind mltttd bt w1rt1.i com11rw tor con-<Dnduc:I~ • lll!nl"'n •I 14&i5 AltoMl.tl11. 111t .~ ,.."'"" OKeelerlt at cor11"' • com11.1, 1tl«Mr1 tor ,.id 11MIC!lofl of 1'1 1u1om1tk utr w1ih H1,1nllneklrl •Mdt. C•lllorrilt , "'""' 1119 MUllWITJ:. MUllWITJ: & llMll AdmlnKlf1lor, 1! 6W lolltb IPl"ic. Street, middle ear is refilled wtth in the lake. Mote water is on p._iv 1oee1ec1 on 1111 _,,. 11c11t10111 11rm Mrnt of Antlf!Ullltl 11 411 .,. ,.,. .. , suite 1m loo Allffltt. Ceflfoml• •1J,
a "-"e"ul ol lhe 111~g added, more evalVV'ilel aod 11c1t of Elll• A-. no "· "'' Cit ,,,. tiwt 1114 firm 11 t •"" • • 1 • d NI-' a..a. c1111f1n11 111 r1tht. 11111, 1n1tru1 91111 W.1• et ....,.... u r¥• or llrookl\urat $!rffl In !hi Cl Dlilrld. o1 h folklwlnt M.-.on&. w!IOll -T .. inti 1r>M• lhl ~ ... Nld 11 rltht, "'It /11t.r111
air. This equalizes t b e--more salty chemical.I are left 'tllet9 l'l'Wltttn ,,.. 11t1111 •rKHS9CI '" flllt tlWil 1111ct1 "' rfflHllCI 1111 A.""91\'1 1er •-w afld ""'" lfllt 1111 E1t11f of o-.. h wr•wfl1 to !ht lllt!Mlne LIM ol 1111 ti fo0.'7&'1: "1111ifl.htd Ol"l ntl Colll Dtltw 'llof, Hut!! Nlldlr11111f', ClloMMd. 111$ --1•911
pressure on both sides of the be ind. 5,.11., c111fol'111• ICioY't. co0e u,000 .~_,•,..·~ ... ".,'""c ',,•,n 9okni Jv11 u .11111~1J11l.1.1s.1t11 lMto-1' ~--~'''°"• •.., .. , .. _ ....... ~. _ _.":.~ ~·-and p'ves us that A ul " ~-Is •• -.1 ind lht F0111'1i•ln v111tr _.., --. • • · .,_, ... ,_., "' ·-· .., .... ear....,"'" s a r e, a Ian. uue M11t1kiPll coci., Tlt1e :n . ni. tonin. • L.,_ l . 11--. u1u Mulrltt. LEGAL NOTICE 111c1".a. •• -.. t11n4 r1 "'' •111.
slight popping sensation. The formed by massive tandalldes, cactt. lonlnl MID•· PrKIM Piln •M Hii0 "',,.'"'"'• """,, ... -GtlH. • 111 Ind 1r1 •ll 11111 ~11"1 r•• .,..,,y, . CDndltion.1 u11 """'"' ••• en 1111 • J~ ... ,.. s111111111 111 1111 cm ilf '°''' Mt:N. stuffy tension departs at once This may 8hul off the outlet 111 1111 11i.nnl"' DtPlr•rMnt -' .,, C•ro191 w. O•vltt u.11 M4I Count' ot Or••· ~lttt of c.111orr'll1,
and all is well. We can speed It once had to the sea and :~11~:~1:. for '""'1c 1niHCt1ort •nd •x· 1111• e1 L~~~, .. ~°A'~:= counl't: t¥:~:•g; c~tY::.:r,, ~~I '"";m:t ~~~ 11 ., tr.q ~.
up relief by chewing gum, the trapped water geta ialU'er Tho11 d"1r1"' 10 l••lll'I' '" 11Y11r °" J111r 11. ""' "'°"' """' • Nol•TY TN• co1H10n, !~10UIN• ., •tr tT1111 ~ 111 '°'* Jll.
Im I or 111 -111cn 11 '"'" rto111111 ind Putilk If! •Nil W .,.kl St11-._ --.ll't 11 • ...-,_ 11 1n0 14. 9' Mlutll•lltOUt yawning or sometimes I P Y through Uie years. Sometimes "°'°111• wm 111 ,1""' •n oc>-iunltv 111.,...r9d C•rolff WtlUr DeYiff IN MOt1ce OP "IAlloto, ,-,,•.,n11:~N ....,.. 111 1111 9lflCt o1 1111 OMtt'JI
b ~ .. A mouth and land lid off to • "° II 1\1111Mr '"'°"""'''°" II Lor-L. llOOlllloOll ~ .. -" TO CONV•Y •••14 .. llf(Ordlr'., Mltl Cwntwi ..... y 0 n Ill!:'. a s e cull an ann dtslr'td Yciu mlY cont•tl "" Pllnnlnt "' Ille .. r-~ """"' .,. ""*'"" E11•11 of JOSlll'M IUSH, l llO ~ 'AltCEl I : ,,,,. Ulldl'llOtd Ollt-flll'l-
taking breath. These of the sea. 'nli.1 creates a DtNm'.n.nt " mt.w •nd ...tw to ~n!ltd= ~~~~·Mi: .. ,.b'1c:" ~1u•~·e~fy °rite:::'" 11111 t',":";. ~{!"'~ ~-rrad111.No.w..:,
motk>fls tend k> trigger the salty Jake. Jf there are no e::::. ~:«lff ,!tin llS Ind Vw fOFFl(IAL. llALI , Tl'tll! INIUllANC• ANO TllUST COM-11 -r'MI f'IC:Ol'dld Ill ....,_ 211,
E •~bi I be •• n and ·-I k . ft Ill.ANNING COMMt•llOM OF JM" l. .rolllt il'ANY. lht t:UQ!fof " "" WIU "' ,.,.. IJ ...... '' Ill Mllul""""' us.,... an u w ope Su earns 0 eep 1t lied, all THE CITY OF Not • .., ..... blk<lllfol'llll JOlliPH •LISH, "" o .. docHl8d. .... MIP1. Ill lltt "'"" " ,... COllnlY'
..nualize the air prcs.5ure Oil the watel grad u a 11 y FOUNTAIN VAlL•Y Prtnc:INI Dlllc:t 1111 111911 Mttlrl • il'tlLlloll "' .. "• !>"!:!~ lltc«W " llld c-f'r, S..ltl _,.., ~-,. CHn!Oll $htt'r'oCI lll1iw1!nt Olftetor Ort ... C1111111V , 111thorl!lftl ll'ld dlrtdlfll •ec:v-II cotlll!IOlll'I' Cltlcrlbelll II J061 both sides of the eardrum. e vaporates, leaving layers of ,,,. s.trtl•rv .~ lh• Mr C01TW1IU'9n l1<tlru a1 ~ "'•I•"'""' 1tiov.n•mtd...___~-' c~ Ck'<lt. c..11 M • • •• · · I I II chem! !J Plennln• Cotnmlnlon M.lrdt t. ltl'J N tr11wil4r lht •r-rlv dtW....,. C1UWnl1. Tbe eardrum IS Ylla lo ( ry, sa y ca on the ,llbllVltd Orlntl Cotti Olli~ Pllol, '"bllv..d 0r-CMtt O.llr il'llot." JAY JHOOll:S LONGLEY, M.D., Slid Uilt ,, llllllllCt to tllrt.nl ll!IU,
he •• 1·ng and the delicalc litUe ground ,,1191111 1 1t10 U'6·10 Jw1v It. 15 tiic1,...,.11111," ''" 1» .. JO In ceniPtl•M• "'"" 111t ''""' ., 111" ""'""'1111. Cmlllltion.. r • t 1r•t11 on•• • · • Wfill•11 ,.,anertlllt Atretfr>tnl 1e .. u fltlfl'Vlllll'w. rloMt, rlthf• ti w1r. ,,,.
embrane h.. sev-al pro-LEGAL NOTICE LEG., NOTICE •'Ml ..,~ .. tnNrM 1nfo 1w CltCldei'.lt Mlf!nfllts oJ ff(Ol'O. m "" LEGAL NOTI E -1n 1111 llfttlmt, 11r011141,,. !hit decteltllt'I Tiii """' w Ollllll"-t1 Miot tedive deYices. C """ " 1co 111 tht ... ~. 11111 ,... .,. u111 ·In "" 11'#1111 -o1 th•
NOTICI TO CllOITO•S . T...... Nlfff WNl"(lf!O Hr1Tltt', JA'f llMO D IE1 t\llltd $14"' of "'"''kl. T111 .,rtlfll
And rwl' • w,'141 hit! Al\111 to su111:111:10• CDUlll:f 0,. TN• HOTIC• to CllDITOIS C:llTllllCAt• Oll IUlll!lllL ~llY~ " ... ""' -.itd\IW. Mid l'l!l " MIL-•· lllcl lo -nr
0 •.,.H0,_ lL O WI • >•••IO• CALOoO••OA oo• SUlllil.1011 COUllT D,. THI l'iCTlflOW NAM• llttllllll btlflll lnc.llldtd kl lllllllM-fOI'' 9(fft lfld flll "'111KI fO ....... Id IYkl U ~"""'' ltlf a no "' STAT• OJI CAll,OlllUA FOlt Tht ""°'""'*' dci Utflf¥ l'ht'I ........ ,.... .. r1 CClfrlar ...... 91 Cllffn lw U1011 mrifll'll'llllllfl 9' illt llY' .. (eurt. $.11!11'1, Norll'I Ci,.tlnt, for ht1 t1141• THI COUNTY 011 OllANGI THI COUHTY 011 OllANG& COl'IClll(tl119 • lllltlMM 11 II. D. •Oii att1to 11411'111 llltV!vlM ll1rtntr1 tw Tun 11'1111 lie ,,..,11 .. q II IN
tlon: • HI. A"'41' Nt. '"'°'' lf\U. kllll Ml, C1l~l1, l/flllfl' 1119 ....,..,.II r1 ll1t"!Mtllll1 Ac~ltl'ltl tort dell 01 ~tltll '111 Ult. TIM~
What makt1 ult lalce1 ult1? u!!~" .~' :;~ H~:* l.1:1:'n'; ~~ =~1~J~:' C::t~le:~K~~:E~:.'~ :~Jnn'.'~ ~,:N1~;."'=•1J: ~= ~ ::C-ri:.=:~~ = ~""!: :!, ~~ir. =::;:
II Ml'l'llll 'ullm111,. 0te .. it11. croCllMt "' 1111 """' --diQdttll llrrn tt '*""'°""' .. 1'111 .. , ............... "' ~M "' "'""' ., ,..,,...._ llOliCJ ... II "' ... .....,,, " tlM There are traca ol .alt, NOTIC.E JS HIEl:IEBY <l;;IVEN to 1111 !Mt ............ lllvlllf dtlrM lfllmt ....... 11111\tt lri 11111 .,.. •LlcM Ill .., hlrtlYlllll lltrflrMr ..... L".C .... Md14Mr. •
I fr··• I F~·l crlCl!tort ol lht 1boll1 Mlntd dlCtdlllt lhf Ml4 llf(fdtnl .,. r-.lrM 111 Hit ralclMq .,. .. fOI...,.: Ml """ ltl "' lltltlftt In .Al • 111111 ....,.. _, Ill "-wrltlN even n ~· wa er. ruw ns 11111 111 ~·'°"• Mr1 .. c111111, 1uiflll llMm. ..,111 11W-!!9Cn"'"' VWdltrl. 111 K.ms. •~'°"" "" w. m 11 .. a of 111i1 t11011...m1r1M c-t .. "" ...., w1w 111 rtet!Utd 111 111!. .,.~
slre.amS dissolve· all IOrta Of lht llld ilec:lllHnl t rt rt<1ulrDll hi lllt 1111 o111c. (II lht c1tft ti the 1bct"' Sifttt AM. C.111. 1.ih MY fll A.Ut.,_I. 'It'°' 91 t1» -"--Ill Cfilllrw; & ~ AftotN'fl W IM lflMI, wl!1t !hi ntc .. 11rv ¥-lllrt. Ill tnll!llCI court or )0 JJrtMnl liltfn w1111 111'#111 llMCI, "" ,..,.,_ w.,, AM. "*'ill\11"•"'· et ,.,. SOUlh lllrlll9 .ltr"t. 1alta: and other chemlcat1 1111 ottl<• of "" cttrt. of 1111 •OIM 1111 -...,:, ~ " .Mt ~ co.ti ~. c.111. Tiii ,...,.., .,..,,., 1r1 • "'""'"" au1i. 1ou. t.ot Anttltt. c11MtN111 1001 ...
f the nd d k ""UUtd court, Of lo orewnl lhtm, wltl'I duiletlld, " 1111 olflC9 o1 Ill• itt'orl'ltv Otltd J111Y_ 17, 1'11. I• ._,IDH 11 folloWI: ~I 11'/f 1111'11 1tttr . fll'll 11111!k1tlen fl+
ro1n grou an roe s. II>• netHSlfV YOC""'"'· IO '"' 1111' EOWrN L. TAlMAOI!, m len!• MO"IU """"' t:rlcklorl All ., ... lnltl'tlt " JOSIPH •USH. ltlTI lltttu Ind kftn "" "'*""' ..
Alt I k filled Ith th. dfr1l•ntc1 11 th• ollk• o1 !Mr a.rior ... n , touiovirll&. 111111 1111t 1111i. Moo11t1, '"""'"' AM 1lto k-•• JOSE'H IUSH, M,0,, ukt Mlt· 3 e' are w IS TtlomPlOl'I Ind M!ll9r, 1'2A Pilnler t111111ff111 ~1. w111d. •• ltll ~11,. '"''Ill c1n1«n11. Ot•nt• C".olm'l'I': HCHMd, In lht rntclkll "'-"""· , .. M1Mr !"'°'""'''°"' ii>lllV al "'• fresh watf'J' -which II really AYtrl1141, Wlll!llt r. C•lltornlt, which I "' lllllTl'ltll of lht llnffflltt'lllt WI •II Oii J~tw o, 1f1t. bttor• lftf, • Notlry LONGLEY • •u•w. °""'* ., Mid ltlotM'Jlt ,.,. Ill•
th• fl\l(t of butllllU al lht Ul!Clilfl! l'llln.Pl lltf1tln111t 10 "" Hltlt of Piolbl)< Ill llld for .. kl Sl11t, HllOMlly D.AT•O: JlllV , ... 1111. AdWtlnltltllor, sllgh&Jy &aJty, Most lakes also In .. , """""'' t1trl1lnlnJ ~ 1111 t t11t1 ll1d oec.dtnf, wllhln to\rt mlftlhl 1111r ""'rM hr1llt lrld!IM I nd l1¥o1"1t1 DUllYIA. CAltil'INTll 6' Tiit fltht II ,...,...w lrl flltcl tll1
h I .. th t k al 111d dletdtfll, wllhl" loll< """"'-ti. lfrtl •llllllc:11\ofl 91 11111 111Hc.1. ""° lcnown le ,..,. II lilt lllt Hl'tonl IAllNll lflll Ill"""''
aYe out et ream1 a eep '"""" 11r11 J1Vbt1c:t11o11 ol lh!• llOll(.f, O.ltcl Jwl't 10, "'._ 'l¥lloM flll1'ltt •r• tubtc:rlbfd " "" •': llflllll J, 6c:Jllt, >r. 011t01 ''" t4 1t11. draining the water away A o.1ect J111'1' 11. ltftl. owEN r. ADKINS. JI. ""'1111n '-'nrtlltlll 1111111 KKMwltdltf lhrf ,.,,.,.,.." "r ll(IC\lttt-111 ""'...,. o-. .._ " Jenlt OtH Dobt'I' ll•ICV!or •JCKUIOlll 111o1 m. llllltltlltt N\toMfWtf, Jr.
aalty lake ii fed b~ me.ams ••9e1;1ri. "' ""'wm ot ~ WJR ti' 1111 t0!:~1$1Al.-11 ouaru._cit.•''"''' 1, &AIMlt Mrt111111rt1• _ ~" ' h -rr'k • "" ..... "'"*' d«Hlnl ~lllmed ~ J--.. via IY lllllltr.a;-~":,..--JL COll.llfS-a C:Olllld um d al no out1e to etp ,........_ •1141 Mllltr. IOWIN l.. T•LM.AO• . Not•rv Mlk. c.i1tor11il uu MICAtfllW •111 Qt ..... ~ hrMt
,i ... 1 .. ~ die water away. m• '•Int« Av"'"' w S11111 Mll'llc:• tl'lt.. S¥11• llft "~ Ofllol 111 "· o. ... 011 . u. "'""""' ,,......_ MM l" ~ Wi.fftlw, Ctlllwtlli su111 .w.ic1, c.11t1n111 ,..., Or'4'1M C4llfllY .. ..,.., ....,. <llltflnlM ~ Lu" •l:MU' }.1eantlme the ii.an betms ttl: 11111 MM»S, m.11t1 Ttt: 11u1 ns.IMf "'" c.wnluliM S»ll.. ,,. ....... '"'1 .. ---,..,'• ..... _,. '~ ' •ltltM'l't lof l•Mllfrll AINrMJ ftr ••-IW JWte n , ltU mrMn Mr tw down and evaporated m oisture 'llblW19111 0r1n11 coe11 0.11, Pllol, ,ub1111'1td o •• ,,.. c"'' c111r ,11et. '11bi11hlt.I Or•,,.. c .. n D•ll'I' 1'11411, •111111.iwd Or•nr coe.i o.ny '11o1 !l\IMltllld Ot•nH "'' O.ll'f '""' from Lhe 1urfaee. But the ... ~, ,, .. IL». ,,,. 1m.10 J11ly II, \I, u 11111AlllUll1, 1m U'1·11 J111Y 11. 15 • .,, A11111111 ... '"' \JJ,.7'11 J111Y" ..,. "'*'' 1. '· 1'1'1 , • .,.,. J1rtw SI '""' Aut..-11. 1. l,,. 141 .. JI
I
'LG Mancha' Firebrand
Donna Fuller Portrays the fiery · strumpet Aldonza
in Orange Coast College's productioo ·of•"Man of
La Mancha," \Vh.ich closes out a four-performance
en~agement tonight at 8:15 in the OCC auditorium.
Players w Repeat
2 Roles in Comedy
Slafl.ley Bell. and Miriam
Kaiser, who played the
parents in ·the Huntington
Beach Play000&e'S· production
of "The' lmpostible Years"
last season, will repeat their
roles for the Long Beach Com-
munity Playhouite nut week.
The comedy, under the
direction of James .Brittain,
will open Aug . 7 for six
weekends .•
Others in the Long Beach
cast include Marilyn WeUman,
Bonnie Kate. John Mackay,
&ott Williams. Grace Shaw,
Jel'T)' lovine, Ed Christiansen,
Fran Mungo. Kun Toodreaull,
•
Daniel . Echeyoyen and Shan·
non Smitboon.
"The Impossible Years" will
be presented at the Com·
munity Playhouse, Sl02 E.
Anaheim St., Long Beach,
Fridays and Saturday•.
.Reservat.i.ons may be ordered
by ca1ung c21a> 438-0536.
Friends Star
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Warren Beatty and Jul.it.
Christie, close friends off
~n. will co-star in "'Ille
Presbyterian Church Wager."
'
• They Can· Say It in Britain
By ROBERT MUSEL
LONDON (UPI) -What did
the yippie call President Nix-
on!
~ word is unprintable
(and inexwsable) but a na-
tionwide TV audience heard
it without a ripple of shock.
'Ibey're used to four letter
words on British 'television.
They've seen fuU frontal nudi-
ty. Love scenes so explicit .
they would get a station shut
down in ttie Midwest art fairlv
common.
But sensationalism apart the
freedom offered TV producers
here has generally worked in
favor oC ttie. programming.
Thus, many BritOns trunk ttity
have the best all-around 1V
setup in the world and quite
a few American visitors are
sc.netimea inclined to agree
with them.
The British theory is th>t
you can use any word and
show practioally any kind ol
action providing it I 1
dramatically jusLified by the
type of program. 'There is
no barrier on subject matter.
Ooe prime lime comedy con-
cerned a man who had to
be given an organ transplant
after an automobile accident.
The ultimate transplant, so
to speak.
The insurance c o m p a n y
wouldn't pay oo the donor
on the ground he couldn't be
adjudged dead if a vital part
of him was rlill functioning.
The widow was called to iden-
tify the transplant. The rest
of the plot would ba\o·e to
be mostly asterisks aod a good
supply ol these written bleeps
is essential when writing about
British TV for American fami-
ly audiences.
Most of tht funniest lines
during the age d satire were
also the bawdiest 1 n d
newspapers rarely d a r e d
publia'h whal millions had
laughed at the night before.
BrWlin has three networks.
Two ol. them do not carry
commercials and are SUJ>"
ported by the license fees
t$14 .4 a year black and white,
die by the ratlngs BBC doos of senior cllllens, both living
not ave all Its hamm(!rblp~s on pensions, and t b e i r
fer prime Lime. One prime -·~·•' · eni I time show is actually about. Cuui i.;)u.ip m the ev ng o
finance, "The Money Game." '~!e. Take a tailor named
Fascinating. AmUler is a Cobell, another named Kelly,
ruling rl favorite prOle and make them friends or foes
poetry cho6ea by a cdebrity, each wed: as the plot. may
BBC and rrv believe good be, and you have, besides a
comedy is so bard to find lesson in racial tolerance,
it must ~ se1zfld wberever "Never mind the quality, reel
the width." He' B bf a laugh .is lurtJn&. But the S tltll e United Stat.es, they 11 y , Most of these are too local
misses many bet.i because it for American tastes. The best 'Villiam ·Gwinn of La~una Beach plays 1'1r .. Bum-
avoids .w 0 r k i ft I clau_ of the bunch, BBC's "Up Porn-ble in the Laguna ti1oulton Playhouse production of
bactgrowxis and the church -peii," a racy seminude romp··-=="O~liv;:•;;r=.'=' ~n;ow~o;n~s;;ta~ge::::;;ru~· g;;:h:;:tl~y~e;::x=c~ep~l~M==ond=•=Y='·== _ the former prewnably as around ancient Rome, bas too1,
not the right image for a many single e.nt.endres for the
sponsor's products. the latter .F e d e r a I Communications
to forestall minority protests. ' ;;;Com;;;;;;iimiiisiisiiioo;;;;;;. ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
$26.40 a year color) paid by
set owners. 1bese are called
llBC 1 and JlOC 2. The third
aetwork is financed by com-
mercials. It is called ITV (for
Independent Te1evisioo), and
it is supenilaed by a govem-
meDt appotnt.e.d body.
''Steptoe and Sen" is aboutlt
a junkman and his 900, \heir ...
horse and cart and c1utttted
home. It WU bought but she1v-
ed by an American network. ---.........-~
"Me Mammy" pokes geotte ~~-IO'IO
fun al a devout Catholic BIG l UNIT SHOW
moCber determined with the .,.._,., A...,, Wf•I .. Sltflt
help ol a c)osetful o£ saints "'IM TOUCiH TO II A lllD" ~LUI lo kttp her middle-aged 500 "2001 ; SPACI ODTSSl'f' ..
a virgin. "All Gas and l'Lus
Gaiters" gives the same af-n. ~
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CONTINUOUS DAIL't" AT 1:JO P.M.
ITV differs from t h e
American system in that the
spomor has nothing to do with
placing the commercials. He
simply buys time and ITV
decides when. He cannot in-
fluence a program on ITV
any more !nan minority or
pressure groups can influence
the BBC whidi is answerable
in theory only to the queen. •
fectionate treatment lo Lhe "LIT IT II"
doUier aspects of t.he churchl~:;;;:;;;:;;;:i;;;:;;;~;;::;;;;::;;;;!I\ of England. "The Worker" i.sl-
a social misfit who duels
weekly for a job with the
local labor exchange.
"The Best Things in Ufe"
concerns a Cockney con man
and the girl he b trying to
avoid marrying. "For the
Love of Ada" is a reaJly ex-
ceptiooal comedy about a pair
Laguna Show .
Seeks Dancers
Dancer and mimer! in-
terMted in working oo "The
.I~mltN!.
With the ridi American pro-
dll<.'tioo to draw on British
1V is a melange oC lhe best
on both sides of the AUantic.
Al the moment ITV • is
transmitting Hawaii Five--0
and the Engelbert Hum-
perd.inck show lthe latter pro-
duced here primarily for the
American market) among
aucb homegrown program! as
two weekly news-feature pro-
gram11, World in Action and
This Week., several cooiedy
and variety shows and old
films, mostly American.
'Ibe BBC is presenting such
American imports as ''Mission
Jmpossible," "Star Trek," the
David Frost .show and "He
.Royal Hunt of the Sun," the .,.,...
seaaon opener al Laguna
Moolton Playhouse, are In·
vited lo audition this Saturday,[J:l!l:llli!mJ
and She." It is engaged in Sunday and Mooday, Aug. 1
one of t h e disting'uished · through 3. . .
domestically produced series 1be castmg call 1s from
U:tat have won it renown l p.m. lo 5 p.m. on the
abroad such as Tbe Forsyte weekend .and 7 :~ p.m. Moo-
Saga. This Lime it is a day ~ at the .play~.
dramatization of the short 606 Laguna Road in Laguna
stories of Somerset Maughan. Beacfl.
It Is also showing comedy <='======:....::==
series. news documentaries,
and weekly magazines of
nent.s in the world of scienc:t
and Ille arts.·
Since it does not live or
Male a Sharp
Trode; Use
Dime· A-Lines
We thought n would help If we put the
inlernationaJ signal ol disttess on all of the
disadvantaged kids In Or11nge County so you
could recognize them. And see for yourself thal
there's nothing so damed unique about them;
that they're really not much different from
your own kids.
Except Iha~ with or without a distress signal,
they really do need help.
And their distress Is your distress.
These kids need a chance to get started on the
right path to a useful and productive tuture.
ow him?
Right now all !hey need are summer jobs, so
they'U be able to go back to school in the fell,
SoUnda simple. But here's where they differ;
where their distress is "special. ..
Wanting a summer job Is one thing. Finding one
is another-especially II you don't know how,
or where to look. If you have no rich uncies or
connections that can make a spat tor you.
Or don"t have the right skin color. If, even before
you start out, you knoW you're dead ••• because
you'Ye been that route before. You'Ve butted
your haad on enough closed dOOIS to knoW
thefe's no usa trying to be something better.
"Alter all, the old man didn't make It either."
About all our disadvantaged kldo have going for
them are their eyas, ea,,., anns, legs and
strong backs ..• and their youthful energy and
eager minds. Like your own kids. Maybe,
as en Orange County employer, you'd maka
a move if you knew how to find the kids with
the "special" needs.
If they were all to wear the International sign of
distress so you could pick them out of the
crowd, would you do something then?
Wex1ld you help? Would you oiler a job?
Tharsall we're talking about
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Tl\O Jtvine Community
11leater baa innounced •n ad·
just.menl· in ·the tclledule for
its f1rst full aeason and has
issued a c&ll• fol directors.
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"The Out Of Tawntrs''
PLUS ANTHONY' 9UIHN IN
"A WALi IN THI G
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1st AREA RUN
edy "A Shot In the Dark."
Director.s are currently being
interviewed for the play.
The balance or the Irvine
season. in order, includes
"Night of J11nuary lstb,"
"Black Comedy," "A View
From the Bridge," "Goodbye
Charlie" and "The Drunkard,"
which will be a sum·
· mer musical.
"A View From the Bridge"
will be directed by Rit'hard
Dow, president of the players,
but directors are ne«ted for
the other five productio~.
Those insterested in staging
one or more Of the Irvine
plays may call Carla Dow
at 833-0793 (or an interview.
Prospective turectors . may
&end appltcatlons -to Richard
Dow at Box 4i411 1~, 9*4.
The Irvine Comm u nity
Theater is ooe of Orange
County's newest playhouse
groups. It was formed last
spring and made its debut
with an eventna. ot one acts
• and followed wltll the comedy
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A CASE OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY
Ch•pman's Merilyn Mooney, St.phen Sh•ffer
'Twelfth Night' Set
At Chapma11 College
Shakespeare's comedy of
high merr iment. gaiety and
mistaken identity, "Twelfth
Night ," will ,be performed
nightly at 8:30, Aug. 5-9 at
Chapman College in Orange.
The summer production or
the colleje drama department
draws on alumni a n d
members of the community
falls to f\1arilyn 1'1ooney.
Loralee Richardson portrays
Olivia.
Director Henry Ke1np-Blair,
head of Chapman 's depart-
ment of speech and drama.
plans a traditional produ ction
in the true sense as the play
will take place out of doors
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Sa.turdlJ, Aug11it l ,. 1970
Vikki Raps T
•
, ... Bias
By VERNON SCOM'
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -The
women's llbtraUon movement
has yet to make a frontal
wault on s&.Jw business, but
sfn&er Vikki Carr is an
articulate spokeswoman for
the cause.
"Nowbtre in tndustry.
business or Lbe ans is pre-
judice agamst females greater
than it is In television," Vikki
said for openers.
"There's no reality thtre. •
~ ...1 can't Uunk of a ''NobodJ lltef to 'be 'force~
si ngle dramatic show where into ~tblng he &ean·r
the lead character is a w•nt lo do.
woman. "'Ev•IO, ,wben I do mU:e
"And how many women appearanca: as a guttt, I'ti;I
have lbeir own talk shows, thwpt ot only 11 a atnatr.
news programs or work as They don't comider that
mistress of ceremonies on women entertalnel'J have a
variety series?" peralll&J or weaa they can
Vikki ls an unlike!! candi-talt a~t.
date for the women s Ubera-"Wbta I bollted the Johnny
lion group. She is extraordin· Oarton -show one night I had
arily feminine . Her magnifi-tt'te opportunity to prove 1
cent singing voice is modulat-couJd dp ~e than sing."
ed. And ahe is as beauUful as villi't-idiriltt'.d •be may
the law allows.
The strident womUl's lib eYtntually be given a show BLASTS llAS
..
A singing guest w:l~h Andy
Williams, Dean Martin, Bob
Hope, Jlm N•bors and all the
rest, Vikki is lncensed that
only Carol Burnett among
p r ime-time musical·variety
shows represents btr StI as
the principal star. All the
others are males.
leaders frequently share none otner• -~ but she is getting
of Vikki's feminine a!stts. Sbe,~i=mpe:::..:.U::.ent_. ________ s_i_ng;:o•_•_Vl_ldi_i_C_o_r_r __
thinks some oC them do more
"Television makes an ex-
ception for comediennes. Doris
Day, Lucille Ball, Marlo
Thomas. Diahann Carroll ond
the others play funny, make-.
believe women," Vikki ~•Id.
harm than good .
"This f e m a I e liberation
movement might eventually
affect entertainers," she said.
"But it might cause more
animosity if network officials
aOO spoMOrS are pressured
too slro!Ji]y.
PREMIERE EJllWIEMEllT! SHOWlllG llOWI
"THEMIND
BLOWER OF All TIME!"
At 111 S-C••,. S••• l•t• ••
10131 lol Offic11 o,_ 7:1S
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HIL 1.,.1Ndlo7dMlltOP.M.
TATCH·22
. IS.QUITE SIMPLY,
~· THE BEST AMERICAN FILM
.j. l'VE SEEN THIS YEAR!" ~-;~~7
as well as students. .
Malvollo is performed by
Larry Older, an alumnus while
Laurence Reese, a Chapman
junlor1 portrays Sir Toby. The
double role or Viol.Cesario
in the college's shady quad.\.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\ The selling will be simple
and \\'ill rely on effective llgh1
changes and flxed entrances
and exits to identify locations,
he e:iplains.
3 BIG ATTRACTIONS
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"A Big Bawdy Rip·Roaring
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BOTH II'! COLOft • OPE:N 7100
• 'M•A•S1 H' is what
th1 new freedom
.of the tcreen
is all about."
-Rh:h••d S~htc~•ll , Lll•
PLUS! JANE FONDA in "BARBARELLA"
BOTH IN COLQLlt • OPE:N 7100
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Smith Gets
Bank Post
Robert H. Smith of Huo-
ting!M Beach has been pro-
moted from manager .to vice
president and manager at a
Be9ttly llllls brandl o I
SecuritJ Padfic N • t i o n a 1
I Bank. • .J -.With the bank since 1961,
l Smitb has extensive tx·
j • perieooe in both operaUona
and loans. He hid been
manager of the bank's OJym·
pie & Beverly Dri ve Branch,
Beotrly Hills, since 1969. •
•
He is a member of the
Saint Simon and Jude Men's
Club. past president of ~
HupUngtan VaUey Litt I e
League, and a member of
the Beverly Hills Chamber of
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UNUSUAL POOL HOME $28,950-5 Yi%
'terms -means very little down payment & month-
·Jy installments.Jesr than rent! i ..: -·.
Or subject to a ft'eat·Slh G.l. loan iSsumption. Tex-
as sized bed,rooms, 2 baths, freshly painted inside
& out. Forced air h~at, fireplace enhances Cba'fm 'of
.secluded rear living room, built-in dream kitchen.
Landscaped to perfection. Lovely swim pool. cov-
ered patio, loads of decking -lush tropicaJ setting.
,(9101 ) 540-1720 '
MESA DEL MAR-5 BEDROOM!
·2.--27 ft. patios. one enclosed-ideal for.outdoor family
fun & entertaining! Massive stone.1ire.place enhances
charm of living room. Plush cloud sort carpeting,
drapes. Built-in luxury kitchen, fUll dining room.
ExCeUent area-tastefully landscaped grounds,
Prime location. (9360) 540-1720 .
wi!!l!Lfa~~~~e;tar J~o~~u~A~~~!ur~~a~ed
& filtered jWhn ·pool. 4 bedrooms_, 2 separate baths ..
Wrought tron fenced patio, elegant fireplace. Built
in dream kitchen with finest appliances & dishw8sh·
·er. With small down· payment you can assume G.I.
Joan & make payments less tban·rent. Presti ge lo-
cation & priced far below replacement at $34,500!
· Hurry-(9245) 5411-1720
4 BEDROOM! $32,95&-5 ~ %
· ery spacious home with altill-0.ining room, builtin
gourmet kitchen with range, oven & dishwasher.
,Separate office. Shows like a model .home! Im··
mediate possession! Subject to·GJ loan assumption.
l9305) 540-1720 '
27 FT. FAMILY RM--:-$29,0001 MESA VERDE
A rare fin d in "greatest & most convenient locati~ "f Mesa Venle"'-walk.,_{o everything! Talk abdut. gor~\l:'...!~n~in_$ ::O.:llV-Wr.JF\lJY. a-tar""i:kcl!·li,.k•~. ~Tir."wtJllmJ!Plllll~S, grll~~ • -only seeiiig ll}l!ell&,ving. CompJetety•tt"IOdel<:cl-
& fresh as a daisy home. All eJ8'!tric built-in
kitchen with dishwasher. Handsome bar divider
between family room -there's r6om for a pool
table -ideal for entertaining. Natural brick
fireplace -much much more. Very low down
payment movse you in! (9333) 540-1720.
SUPERLATIVE LIVING-5 BmRDDM $39,950
Very <pacious (2583 •q. ft.) of luxury· large family
living. 3 baths, family room. ~quet dining room,
all electric "Award" Medallion kitchen · finest built•
in appliances. Exquisite -fireplaCe. Will lease at
$300 month or sell this exceptional family home! Call
to see. (9249) 54().1720 ·
COUNTRY, LiVING! Yi ACRE -$28,900
\.Vh ere else can you raise horses. chickens, have. a
vegetable garden & still ha\'e all the city conveni:
ences at your "Finger 'Nps"? Right here in upp~r
bay near Newport Beach. Nice home with loads o!
charm on huge deep grounds. Best of terms avail·
able. 540-1720 , ..
FABUtOUS "SOL VISTA" $28,200 · G.I.
Very spacious home with master sized bedrooms,
2 baths & huge separate famiJy room awaiting those
speciaJ occasion s. All electric push button built.Jn
kitchen. fireplace. Best of financiDg~lmost nothing
down G.T. or low-low down all olliers. 'Plush carpet·
ing. custom drapes. Patio. Artistically landscaped & ..
neatly manicured lawns. 540-1720
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· LOVEl.Y 2 STORY--4 BEDROQM--:-$28,950
On a huge corner lot-near everything. 2 baths, full
dining room. Inviting fireplace lends charn:i to.sunny
living room. Pool sized grounds. Patio. Prinie Ioca-
ti.on. 540-1720 ,
4 BEDRM. • $29,950 -LOW DOWN!
!Very spacious family home with many luxury added
features, 2 ,Pullman baths, used brick fireplace, all
electric "Award" push button built-in kitchen. Plush
carpeting. custom decorator drapes & shades, heavy
ahake roof. Very low down payment. Owner desper·
atel 540-1720. · -
LOVELY-2 STORY--4 BEDR~$28,9~%
1iittin~ pretty on a large corner lot! Neer major
.sbopp1n~ & schools. ·2 baths, banquet sized dinmg
room:-Ele-gant tireplace welc~om·es-au-;o sunny liv-
, Jng room. Pool sized grounds. Patio. Prime loca,
Uon. Subject lo 61)% FHA 19an! 510-1720
Yi ACRE PARADISE-NEWPORT
Horse paradise -people too ! Y.l acre ol1 lov~ly
giQunds. Strikin~ modern home with 4, bedrooms,
dining room. Split level vi'ew lot with AnthOIJY pool,
cabana '& dressing rooms. tirepit. Lovely atrium
~try. Jdeal for executive entertaining. dish"i'asher.
inter com. Water so!tef'ler. 3 baths. See it -you'll
"Jgve it! Submit aJI offers. 546-1720
EXQUISITE "IRVINE" $35,200!
Pfestige location -executive home with 4 l>.ed·
rooms, 3 separate baths, la?ge family room . Only
·3~ years new -looks like a model home! All elec-
tric "Award" kitchen. full dining room. Inviting
fireplace. University Park -exceptional planned
community with pools, tennis etc. Patio. (8445)
540-1720.
BEST BUY!-$28,990-6~ % LOAN
It's a beauty with criss.cross \\'indows. pretty shut-
ters. heavy shake roof, in a lovely tJro!essionally
landscaped surrounding. 3 kjng sized bedrooms, full
dining room, large family room. Many decorator
dream features artistic use of wall paper-paneling.
Finest kitchen. All this for less than replacement.
Prime location. 540-111.0 .
ATRIUM "GARDEN" HOME
King sized bedrooms. 2 baths large den with sliding
glass doors leading in to lovely care-free yard. High
cathedral ceilings in living & din ing roon\s. Atrium
courtyard entry. Beautiful garden kitchen -with
pass thru to patio-ideal for entertaining, dishwash-
er. \Vas her. dryer, refrigerator & water softener
included. Exquisite fireplace. Park·like yard. t9337 )
540-1720
SEE THIS-&*% 6.1. LDAN-$29,950
Very spacious home with twin sized bedrooms, 2
b:aµts , large family room. Plush new gold shag car-
peting. beautiful kitchen with all the finest built-in
fe.atures, dishwasher. Massive fireplace. Fenced·
~I sized rear yard. Lovely pafio. Expertly land-
~3ped. Sprinklers. Finest '& most convenient area.
(9426 ) 54().1720
' . ' rn1 ~ BJts ~~.~~ir.S:-$!~~~~°:6!~wn or
1lt0e down and your monthly pafments a re \«;ss
than rent! Majestic 2 story home with a 1oYely
patio -(45 ft.!) with gas BBQ. CharmiQR co achman
lantern. .2 baLhs, built·lns, dishwasher. Plush
carpetil\f, drapes . Dichondra lawns. exqui!itely
tandscaP,ed. Su per <halp! (9330) 540-1720. ,
I ·, $29,95&-7 Yi% LOAN!
Across from a lovely .private park -near 2 club,
~bOuses. New deep pile carpeting-like walking on a
cloud! Privale walled in community-walk to golf
hurse. A kitchen to please any particular. "Queen"-
prize Winning "Award" kitchen, dishwasher. Full
dining room. Pool si'zed grounds. Near all schools.
(9416) 54ll-1720
VACANT-START PACKIN' $37,000
Lovel y like ne\v 2300 sq. ft. home \vith space .un-
limited! Master sized bedrooms, 3 baths, hu ge fam-
ily, room plus ruJJ dining room . all eleCtr ic instant
maid service kitchen-built-ins galore-dishwasher.
·natural wood cabinets. Fireplace. Heavy shake roof
beauty! Private area wilh pride of ownership. 2
patios. See this one now! (9554 ) 54().1720
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TARBELL REAL ESTATE CO.
P.O. BOX 1400, 16111 leach Blvd.
A itAL "SHOW PLACf'-5 ~ %
Very s,PaciouS home only 4 yrs. old"&-in immaculate
condiUon! Well landscaped with sprinklers front &:
rear. Gorgeous kitchen with Nu.Tone food center,
built in BBQ. dishwasher. Decked patio. Near
schools & shopping. Present annual 'iii rate loan on
property may be assumed ~ (9522 ) 842-ti691
4 BEDRM $28,5011--l:.l.-fHA TERMS
Here's one that will be love at first glance! So easy
•o love & easy to buy! Very spacious 4 bedroom. 2
bath home with many deluxe features, Lovely !ire-
place-d.,ream built-in kitchen. Near St . Bonaven-
ture's parish & College View Schools-Marina high
area. Aln1ost no down G.1.-Low do\vn all others~
(9517 ) 841Hl604
~ BEDRM ·+ POOL! $26, 450
Very nice area--outstanding large family home with
2 baths. family room & a gorgeous pool surrounded
by maintenance free landscaping. Built·in dream
kjtchen. dining room. Heavy shake root Short drive
lo beach-surfer's paradise! See it no\Y! (9506)
841Hl604
PRESTIGE $25,250 6.1.-fHA
Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 balh. Deep pile carpet·
ing, custom drapes. Gourmet's pride kitchen-finest
bu1lt·in features. Country Club li vi ng a ll year round
with lovely clubhouse. pools etc. Nea r all schools &
shopping. Family room. No maintenance-just re-
lax & enjoy life ! 962.-1373
A "WINNER" FHA·G.I. TERMS
& priced belo\\' replacement at $33.950. Very spac-
ious ''Meadow I-tome." Owner mu st sacrifice-it's
immaculate with beautiful enclosed patio, Profes·
sionally landscaped. Tex3s sized bedroon1s. Indoor
c'Mo¥£:~p pfo 0
• EUGANCEi'POOL 96PARADISE,
Very !paclous (2800 sq. ft.) home \~:ith every luxury
..you've dreamt of possession! E9ter thru the luxur~
ious Del Piso entry hall-24 ff.-ver)' impressive
-520 sq. ft. bonus room. 4 bedrooms. 4 baths. Sunk·
en BBQ pit-seats 24. Exquisite executive swi1n pool
with Health Spa. Designed for executive Jiving &
entertaining-far below replacement at $49,950!
(95731.!JliZ.1373
WALK TO BEACH-7 Vi% G.I. LOAN
Annual % loan now on property subject to assump-
tion-your monthly instaUmenls less than rent ! Very
spacious 4·bedroom , 3 bath home .with large family
room & a never ending view! Many custom features,
dream kitchen . in viting fireplace. Most sought alter
floor plan-show s better than a model home. Belo\v
replacement at $34,500 ! Low-low down payment!
(9475 ) 842-6691
• "SUN & SEA" EXECUTIVE
Enchanting atrium entry lead s to this \veil planned
large family home-ideal for entertaining! Extra
la rge fam ily room-extra baths. 4 bedroon1s. ex·
qu isite built-in Kitchen. Try $38,950 with excellent
terms available. 842-6691
1'111 BEACH BLVD •........ , .. 14l.U91
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
CORONA· NORCO
HORSE RANCHES AND HOMES
"FREE ·PONY"!!
MONTH OF AUGUST ONLY
Buy a tlorse Ranch from us and recei ve a beau·
liful pony!
First come, first serve. $19,000 and up.·
54:1-9429
BRAND NEW 11 ACRE HORSE RANCHES
in one of .th'e best areas of Norco. 3 bedroom, !am·
ily room, fireplaces. Builtins, completely chain link
fenced. $27,500 wi th best terms available. 543-9429.
·MINI ESTATE-$32,500! Huntlnvton B•ach, Calif. 92647
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: thing here-zoned tor horses. 3· bedroo1ns, 2 bath's,
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5 BEDRM BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA!!
Exquisite decor inside & out. Plenty of breathing
space in this delighUul 5 bedroom. 3 baths borne
with formal dining room. huge family kitchen with
push button built·lD features. Low down payment-
present annual % rate subject to assumption! Try
$33.800. 842-&191
CIRCUUR DRIVE-lONG-LOW & LOVELY
rambling one, lei{el 'home wilh space, luxury-4-COJJ>.:
.fort for all! Submit a1J terms-no down G.I.toW
down all qlhers. Owner must leave area! Very 5pac-lou~ bedrooms, f bedroom, convertible den, 21) ft.
p~t10 .. GoigeoUs finished garage ideal for: teen par-
ttm t (F,ormer tract model home office). Electric
built-in kitchen .. Every thing ready for immediate
poss ession! Priced right at $38,960. 962--1373
36 FT. COVERED PATIO!! $26,00&-5 % %
Annual % rate loan or SV.. VA assumpUon--your pay-
ments loolt less than rent! A sparkling neat , .. rfutch
Haven " home with spacious bed.rooms. 2 baths.-
park-like landscaping surrounds the huge enclooed ~ cc;>vered patio. U~ed brick fireplace. Dream built·
tn kitchen. Short drive to beach & near Aquatic park.
111548) 84~
18884 Brookhunt
Fountain Valley 962-1373
EL TORO· LAKE FOREST
· MISSION VIEJO
SPECTACULAR VIEW! LUXURY
EXECUTIVE -5 Yi%
llome. -with a never-ending view of Laguna Beach
-the Blue Pacific! Beamed-deilillgs thruout. Ove~
sized bedrooms, 3 separate baths, huge family room,
2 patios. Nestled in the hUls . Beautiful fireplace,
\Vorkshop. So much here. Ver.y low down -subject.
to a great F'HA annual 'lo loan to be assumed! Below
replacement at $47.750. 8J0.6060
PUOL "SHOW PLACE" 10% OM!
\'ery spa c~ous 4 bedroom, 2 bath, family room home
with a lovely heated & filtered pool surrounded by_
decking & a Jacu:u.i therapeutic Spa. Lash landsca~
~& CovereG.. . .witio. 26 ft. family room. built-in gour-
met'\itchen:Ctlshwasher. Lo,,,. ~own payment moves
you in! (9521) ~
AT APPRAISAL! $33,500-6 %-POOL!
There's a 6% loan now on property which may be as·
sumed or buy with your G.I. eligibility with almoS..t
nothing down or low down -alfolhers FHA! Extreme-
ly n1ce area·of ,Mission Viejo. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths,
family room -adjacent the all electric "Award'' kit·
chen. Elegantlire,elace. Fenced swim pool . Immediate
posseS!ion! (9142J1l30-6060
"PLAY IT COOL" -$26,500 -VIEW!
Central air conditioner! King sized bedrooms. 2 seir
arate baths large family room all electric pu sh but·
ton buill·ill~z:.eam kitchen , elegant fireplace. seclud-·
ed rea r living room overlooks the lights. rolJi ng -
gentle hills & mountain vie,v! C'arpetinJ!: -ver.v plu sh
• cu Stom·dcapes. Large covered patio! {86.51) 830-60fi0 ·
4 BEDROOM + PRETTY PDPL $28,5011--l:.1.
or Fl-IA terms-means very little cash needed-no
down G.t.-..closing costs only or low down a!J others._
Very spaciou~ 2 bath home. F'ully carpeting. Seclud-
ed rear living'room with inviting fireplace overlooks -
the ~eated pool. Beautiful covered patio-loads of .
decking. 11igh in charm -low in maintenance ••
Spend your idle hours rela xing by the pool! Hurr>'.
(9568) 830-6060 :
SUPER SHARP! $29,150-6 Y1% ' .
Priced far below replacement on today's market!"'
Completely air conditioned. King sized bedrooms,~
2 baths, family sized kitchen Y.'ith "Copper Kettle'' ..
charm yet all the push button electric built-in ·
features. Dl~hwasher. Lo vely vjew of Laguna Hills.·
S$ject to gfea t loan assumption at 6'h% FHA!:
Best MissioA ViE:,jo area with everything near by!~
83().6060 -•
SllANt·Rl·LA;-$31 ,500-fHA TERMS!
Most beautiful landscaping you've ever seen! Exotic
J apanese gardens. professionaJJy landscaped &: look1 •
like. a 20th Century garden of Eden. Custom decor
Inside & out_. spacious bdrms. 2 baths. family room,
plush carpetin(, drapes. Dream kitchen , handy built·
ins. di shwasher, On ly 4 months new -better than
new -just mbve right in & start to relax & live. -
(9445) 830-6060
' HORSE LOVERS-$29,950!
'Lovely ho1ne 1wlth charming guest house. Oriental
decor insid~ ... & out:2 sepa-f"a te t>aths. new carpeting.
exquislfe rlreplace, lull dining room. Approximate. in acre of grounds-ideal ror horses. Submit all
trades-owners anxious! (9574 ).830-6060
23331 El Toro Road 830-6060
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What can be don to halt infMition? The spiraling
cost of living contlnu.s t9 •rode my savings and m y
JIUrchaslng powe-r. I hi1ve considered investinQ in real
ettate with • Realtor frltnd of m ln11, but at this time,
I find that 1cary. What can be done to beat inflation?
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If you can't beat inflation. then you bave to join
il And , we certainly haven't been able to beat it.
One of the best \\'ays to join it is to invest you r
~earned savings in something that rises even faster t.t;n the ~st of living -real estate for instance.
~.:~ To those~ who have never been e:tposed to a real ~te ~~Veltment ,program, just the tefm can ~onjure
~~all '!Orts -cf frightening prospects: ·
We would all agree that you should not go into
~y kind of investment program uniess you are well
•"'Btt of all the consequences and "surpri~es " that
the future could hold .
\.\1e don't agr~ that there is. anything scary about
investing in real estate today. More complex, yes,
but cenain.ly not unfathomable or brutal.
I am sure you have noticed the tremendous growth
~·e have enjoyed here in Orange County. Rather than
avoid participating in this flourishing j?rowth, you owe
it to yours.elf to al least expose yourself to the invest-
ment ideas your Realtor bas for you.
A quic k look at history and you v.1H see the
phen~nenon of ~ation is ~entu:ies old. Name,a-eountry
that is not sufferqig from 1nflation. and we will mention
50 nations that are ~lagued with it-to-a muctrireater
degr~ than the United States. Businessmen all over
~e·'\l.•orld may critj.cize our society for ·all sorts o.f
ills -but freely acknowledge the superiority and
strength of the American form of capitalism.
• A friend tells me th•t I should do some estate
plenning. He stressed the import1nce of t1king ad-
Y1nt.,. of the m•rit•I d9Cfuc tion. C1n you expl•in
the si9nifJc.1nc• of this? F. R. -Cost• Meae • <
'TILL A BROKEN LEASE 00 US PART'
Lovers Dl•ne Munyon. Roger Dlttt•rl•
Apartment Halt
Lov e Blooms in Rec Room
Young adult apartment h\··
"1g affords residents a place
to mut otht'Mi . 01ant' Munyon
and Roger 01etterle , reside.nu:
al Leadership Apartments.
Californian Apartments i n
Santa Ana, first met in the
recreation :acilities at the
you·,1g adult apartment.
''Vi1e were sippinj!'. a glass
or the \'inLage 1n the jacuu.i
to be eiact," commented
Roger. '·The sv.•imming pool,
workout gym , sauna, · and
jaeui:z.i are really g r e a t
features for keeping in shape.
Everyone really enjoys lbc
facilities for recreation and
social activity."
Diane 8Yld Roger's un ique
introducuon blossomed into
quite a friendsh ip. Reetntly
while dining at a local French
restaurant, Diane received a
diamond ring belween two
pieces of bread i'.1s\ead of the
flaming -;tuck.
One mlrior change will take
place after Diane and Roger's
summer wedding. They plan
a move to a bigger location
at the Californian.
The Californian Apartmenls
are ~ocaled at 201 W.
MacArthur i,l Santa Ana Ol!ar
the Newport and San Diego
Freeways.
Becker Top Salesman
For First Half Year
Park West Apartments Prove Popular . .
A atrona public re\porise to A second recreation aru,
lhe firit apartmtn( projl"Cl for adults only, will have 1
wtthln Ute propoltd boun-pool and cabin•.
dtritS of U1c ne.w clty or -----
lt\'1ne, hts resulted ln changes
of pro)ed plans.
In Its Ttrst week o( showing. •
Park We5t , less lhAn 1$
mlnules from the Newport
Beach Harbor Area . Is located
at the Culv~·r ltoad_.turnoff ot the San D\Pgo 1•reeway
ln Orange County. -----
Park We!t model 1partmenll
wert visited by nearly 1,000
people -and more than 150
apartmenLI already have bten
rtM:rved, Albert J, Auer,
Jr\'ine vice 'prtaldtnt ol real
cstale. said today.
NOW! All New! All View!
Auer said pl\ase one con-
sLruclion has been accelerated
to all ow for <'arhcr occupancy
than orittinally expected 11nd
phase two is scheduled to
bt'gin ahead of time.
"Park West's nursery
school. previodsly planned tn
ca re for a limited number
of preschool age children, is
being expanded lo ac·
comm<>date more you ngsters
in lhe day care program,·•
Auer said.
The one, l'A'O and three
bedroom apartments at the
S15 million M-acre project,
rent for $150, $185. St95 and
$115 per month. Cablevision
Is included in the rent. Leases
are required although no last
month's rent is Included In
the deposi t.
The apartment complex ,
which is di\•idrd by an avenue.
into adulls-0nly .:1nrl family
sections, will feature a four-
.are recreation area comple te
v.1ith a two-story. 2Q,OOO-
square-foot building . It will
house 11 health club, fully
equipped exercise room ,
sauna and whirlpool baths,
dance floors. multi·purpose.
room and a library and tele-
\'is1on room.
The outdoor play area will
boast a full-s ized adult swim-
ming pool, tv.·o night-lighted
tenrus courts, two handball
court~. therapeutk pool. a
1000-square foot children's
play area, wading pool, shuf-
fleboard co u r I s, sand
volleyball courts. o u t doo r
barbecues and a picnic area
for teen·agers.
A full time recreation direc-
tor will be employed t.o
coordinate activities for all
C8DWN YAUEY DIGDUINDS
overlooking
LAGU NA NI GUEL BY TH E SEAS HORE
Your own beach club I
You r own Recreation 2, 3 & 4 Bedrooms • 2 Baths
··~ Center and Swimming Poot!
Shopping, Schools, $27,500
Priva te Country Club
and Ge ll Course I
VA & FHA
~ye1r terms
Dra m atic Homes-Fabulous Views!
S•l•s Ollie•
71/ephone&:
(7141 415-464 4
(714) 177·7711
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The marital deduction is the biggest single factor
in tbe estaie planning, lt enables you to transfer
up to on.e half or your adjusted gross estate to your
'i''ife. tax· free.
Harvey Becker, a member
of the Wa lker & Lee, Inc.
sales staff sinct 1967, led the
company's new llomt
s11!esmen during the first half
of 1970 ·with 511 sales, reports
William 0. Thagard, senior
\'ice president.
age groups.
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In order to~ obtain maximum benefit from the
marital deduction; ·you must bequeath you r wife at
least one half of our est.ate. This transfer can be
outright or in truil. 11 you choose a trust though
}'OU.r \\1\fe must : ' '
f 1) Get the income for life. and
' (2) Have the right to di spose of the principal
upon her death. •
I~ order to be coordinated properly. your estatP
planning should be accomplished through ttie combined
effort' of youi:: Realtor. life insurance man, and at-
torney.
Becker. who also led the
rompany in new home sales
for the month of June, is
C"Urrently a salesman a l
Parkside Estates in Fountain
Valley. His wife, Betty, who
in La Palma, placed ninth
among all Walker & Lee
salesmen during the first
half.
Runner-up in ih'tl·half sales
was Frank Hayek. who sold
:u l\omes at Strat!i>rd Eltalea
in Walnut.
Third spot on the list is
held by Lynn .Danks, one of
the five i,i:omen on the com·
pany's top ten list. She sells
Parkside Estates in CerritDS .
ONE WEEK ONLY-SAT., AUG. 1st thru SAT., AUG. 8
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ALL OF OUR FINE SELECTION OF
SCANDINAVIAN FURNITuRE
AT EVEN GREATER SAYINGS
ALSO
SELECTED-ACCESSORIES
SAVING UP TO 50%
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6 FASHION ISLAND • NEWPORT CENTER • 644-2330
STOR E HOURS: 10 1.m. to S:JO p.m. DAILY
MON. & FRI., 10 1.m. to 9:30 p.m. • CLOSED SUNDAY
if
you
I en JOY
SUN
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and
SAND
You'll find 1 VISTA VERDE home is your best buy! Next to
Shorecliff and Harbor Hills Country Clubs, each Yisla Verde
home.provides a full fairway vie~less than on~mile from
the beach and minutes from ttif1,l!Oo·boar'Dana ro lnt Ma~n!.
One and two story models with 2-3-l bedrooms, 2·3 baths, 2·3
,car garages and zero·lot·line planning-If or complete privacy
and maximum use of your loll-priced from $31,950.
AT 7.9 ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE
VISTil
VERDE
IN SA N CLEME NTE
Anotl'ltr ,,,,. tommur.lty
by COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY.
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1 IQ10 t H( IA.VIN( COMPAN'f
\ "The areo decided us. Beautiful pork. Sense of being out in the
country, yet with views of the Uni¥ersity and the hills. So many paths,
a car seems unnecessary!" Earle R. Corbin
"A long time bock, Marjorie and I decided that if they were
going lo build homes on this port of the Irvine Ronch, we wonled one.
I'm a reol estate low instructor and keep on eye on the market. Th e
opprec ialion value of this location promised to be fantastic, and it's
· gone w ay beyond th at. Beoutlfully laid out. All exceptional plons1 well
built, fast growing but with controls ..• resole'Volue is already the tops.
But we wont lo s1oy. l!'s too nice to leave, investment return or no."
Cl HARBOR VIEW HOMES from $29,995
Dono Id l. Br•n Co., d•'l9lopen; 6 models, 29 1tyles from which to choow,
"We looked at others but this had everything ••• just a mile from
the beach (and the boat); Corona del Mar address on the hills above
Newport-Harbor, outstanding schools . Nothing con touch it!"
Mn. M;chael J. Murphy
"Not lhot we need two fireplaces in this climate! But we'ho\l e
them, and all tho se other features like the relf-c leoning oven; quality in
everything. I've li\led here all of my life, lo\le being close to the beach
and recreation oreos.,And, here, wherever you tu rn, the views ore
clear, the colors brilliant. That's why we don't worry obovt smog
count. There's always o pleasant breeze in these hills. And of cour.se
property values hove gone.way up, just since we moved in!''
0 HARBOR VIEW HILLS from $41,950
lu1k Homet, de"lopen; 6 model•, 22 lfyfM ovoilable. . ·
')\.sk our son! Just a. block from the hou1e is Irvine ranchland;
it's a working ranch, you know. Cattle and everything! Then~ two
blocks the other way ore playgrounds, and parks, and schools."
Mrs . Charles B. Sevier
"Irvine cou ntry hos always been kind of a hobby with us ... our
-living room is filled with books and pictures of the ranch and harbo r.
11'$ fantastic whol's being done in th is area ••• the Uni\lersity ond
Fashion Island, the lnduslriol complex and lion Country Safa ri. Being
close to it was importa nt in our decision to buy, but design was
important, too. Th is house works; everything is in the right ploce ..• o nd
beautiful. High beamed ceilings, lovely large lot.•Best·of alt, though,
e\ler:yone seems to core here. And we love it!"
G UNIVERSITY PARK from $28,995
Slonley C. Swarti:: Company; 9 mod.ts, 30 ttyles to dloo. from.
CLEVELAND NATIONAL FOREST I
• IRVINE
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"The volue of our home hos appncia!ed -$5000 since we
bought it •.. and no wonder. There's o fantastic ocean vMrw flfflt'
Nowport Harbor, and os for as San Clemonte lslondl"
• Mrs. Thomas D. i>ylor
"This is our second condominium. It's octuolly a wonderful ple¥e
to raise two boys, believe it or not. All the bedrooms c:ire upstairs, so
we save dow nstairs for entertaining. Green belt porlc a reas ore
everywhere; recreation areas ore supervised. The lcids walk to school.
Plenty of baseball and community team spirit. Tennis. Riding bilces IO
the store. Fashion Island and the Ind ust rial Pork just down the hill. And
1he Commu nity Association is great. Oh, yes ••• our boot is moored
fust 15 minutes away. We love it e ll."
8 THE BLl.)FFS from $30,950
Geotge M. Holste i" & Sons:
6 model de11e lopment cnoerlooking Newport's lock lay.
' "Commuting? My husband works in Newport, but I sing with the
Metropoliton Opera ••. ond Otonge County's main tronsporlatton
services and freeways ore practically ot our doorstep!"
Mrs. Dano Telkin
\ "Our place hos o country feeli ng; large lot, wonderful treotnM
of the \liew. That was our main consideration ... the University, hills
near rhe ocean but not ct the ocean. And none of the ocean fog or
dam pness. Just that clean , clear air. We love all the gloss features. ti! ..
in the entry, beamed ceilings; excel lent location too .•• lond values
should definitely go up. The convenience, green belts, controUad
development promises things will stay open, casual."
• TURnE ROCK HILLS from $55,000
lull! by Middlebrook-A..denon: 4' MOdel1, l2 "Yt• 111 o hi1WH .........
''Oh my, yes. I'd say the view is one of the best adwmtoges in
buying here. You should see our view of SoddJebock Mountainl I iust
think it's great." Mrs. Raymond J. Beaman
"We wonted to be close to the Newport/Ri\lerside Freeway oreo
because Roy works ot North American. And this hod so mvch.
Everything just right fo r us ... price, view, so many things fO do. This
hos the real country Olmo.sphere; our neighborhood ls built oround a
pork, you know, with more pork coming .•• then !here's the swimming
pool, lennis court, volleyball court ond picnic tables. So open and airy.
No congestion, cs they soy .. , pl anned for the future."
• CULVERDALE from $24,995
Jl ob•rt H. Grant Ii Company; I models, 23 styles O¥"OiJabl•.
"We're so close to the ocean and neighborhood porks; we can
see clear to Mount Baldy from our bock yard .•• ond there's evtn a
large planted atrium inside our home!" Mrs. Gory Dalzell
"We iust plain loved the house and location fro m the first. Other
homes loo ked flimsy compared to ours. Th is one's solid, well·builf,
perma nent. With two yovng children to raise, thot's so important. Also,
we're close to the beach but not on ii; plenty of good. supervised
recreation here. Besides, we felt that onylhing built on the Irvine Ronch
would be pl anned for flexibility and growth without crowding. And
we were right. The economic climate is brighter here. So's the air."
0 BROADMOORiURTLE ROCK from $29,990
Richard B. Smith, de.,.loper; 5 MOdel1, 15 ttyl•1 fro"' wf.iich to choose.
"Mainly, there's that beautiful mountain view ••• then there's the
recreation area so close, and shopping, and a wonderful natural
countryside, perfect'for kids." Mrs. Wolter R. Bernard
"We've owned three homes before this one. but for floor pion,
inc reasing property value and just the general en\lironment here at
Irvine, none of them con touch It. And the Mike Roy kitchens, of course,
ore something very special here in this oreo; rhe builder provides
everything from custom chopping block work centers to ·wine cellorsl
Plus, with three ch ild ren, yoo con imagine how delighted we 'ore with
that wonderful big bonus'room; it's their territory and they love ill"
e TH~ COLONY from $28, 995 ·
Wm. Lyon O.v•lopment Company;$ 11tOd1l1, 1l sty!" llh'ly OJM1!·.,,
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beaut;ful park; st;JI, Ws noar shopping and •-lion •• ~.and only --·-~ 5 m;Jes from my husbond'• workl" Mrs. Stanley II.'. Baldwin
"My hus band lodks to see if baseboards meet ond, being on
electrical engineer, he e\len checked to see ~ow the houses were being
built. We knew everything here is built better for the money. On top
o f that, other homes they're building In the area ore priced higher than
what we paid, sow~ feel we're really genlng our value out cf the
inveS:lrfl!l'\"1. Ter rific layout; just what we wonted. And the builder even
_included fencing and front-yard lo~scaping In the price/"
0 TUSTIN MEADOWS from $27, 995
Aob•rt H. Gfont & Companyi 2 model•, I ttyl•• 1tlll •W1lloble.
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-Pays Off
At Fore.st
A uniqul!! four·point sales
program ls credit!<! with hav·
ing created bomt sales of
nearly $11 million at "the
t Lakes" area of J..ake Foresl
in southeastern Orange County
during the last two weekS'
according to Ronald J. Ramos.
m1rketin.J director. L a k e
Forest is .11 new to1o1-·11 rom-
munity project of Occidental
Petroleum Land and Develop-
ment Corp.
Prospecllve buyers o f
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Value Underscored
. Ctown Valley Highlands Tract Opens
Famllits rtady lo purchase
their first home usually look
to'r several factors, but one
.... of lhe ~,llnportanl is value
-~·w inN;~ home are they
setUng f9/ )jlt price.
1 'At &own Valley
Higtllandf, tiur newest com-
munity, 'tti.t value is un·
belitveablt. Creal views, like
th~e ftoYn homes costing
$30,000 more," noted Jack
Godwin. vice rresident or
sales and marketing f o r
Laguna Niguel Corp.
apply for membership t,,, the
El Niauel Country Club, ooe
of the fine.sl facilities of itJ
k.ind in the entire South C03.st
area," added Godwin.
Laguna Niguel Is a masrer
planned community atld la
such, needed urban services
are clu~e at hand. Less tb,illn
a mile &way -down the
hill -from Crown Vil.Ley
Highlands ls ·the new Oranie
County Regional Civlc Center
and across from lhal Us a
small shopping cenler with
several stores.
''Lakcshorl!!'' homes. located .. --.....,...-.--. -·'\. .
00 Orange Count\"• Lugesl VIEW ALONG PRIVAT1' PARK TYPICAL AT BLUFF> COMMUNITY ABOVE UPPER NEWPORT BAY
These new Crovt'n Valley
Highlands models -eight in
all -are being built in a
In addition, M1>n1rch Bay
Plata. a complelt lhopplng
ce.n1er. is te:n minutes from
Crown Valley Highlands. residential lakes. arc being -
joint venture with AvC1> Corn· area which offered some of
munily Developera and the same features for the
Laguna Niguel <A>f11. This 11 1ame price. But none of them
the fir.st project undertaken have these views and none
by ACD Ii.nee merger P ... ·of . them offer the club
ceedings with Laguna N111.1el memberships given to Crown
began several months ago. Val1ey lligh!ands· residents,
asked to qualify as genuine
'"water lovers'', understAnd
the value of premium ''"ater·
oriented property, have an
~average an:iual income ,..f 11t
least Sl~.ooo. and be actively
see.king a new home.
.. Only 59 homes remain in
the ftl'5t unit due to the un·
~ r,m:pon9e to the
new aaiu P"QlfaJTL." RaJMS
Mid. ""Of the p .a million In
.. La~" homes that have
been Involved, $2.7 million
worth remain."
Four "1...akshore .. mode 1 s
arc involved in the unlquc
ules presentation.
"''Tht lslanrieir JS 1 I w o •
story, fivt bedroom mod ti
with r~and-1-ball balhl and
all all-purpo:5e room on tbt
second noor. A full balcooey
is btntl off of the m11ter suite
providing an tmm.1tcted like
panorama •·it.b S1ddltb•clt-
, Mountain ill the background.
"Tht B1ysl'lorel" .piieves a
dramatic effect in tht livi11i;:
room with an opea-beam ceil·
ing, uniquely-Shingled fire-
place. an all-gla11 frontal vista
ov~looking the lake. The
four bedrooms of Uie t~
story. three-bath ''Bayshore''
are located on the aecand floor
awav rrom the activity center
of the home . An additional
bedroom or guestroom-den i1
located on the flr1t floor with
a privat.t bath, A private
M:enic balcaney ii datsncd
off to the master IUite.
•·Tut Lalte'"tew." anothrr
f'A'n-Sl"T")I model, iJ designed
with three bedrooms and two
baths. As in all "Lakeshort:"
mode.ls. a clear view of the
outdoor1 is seen through wide
exp.an~ of wind~• onlhr: ..
Ide of the house fronting on
the lake.
"The Lakeview''' another
tw<rstory model. is designed
with three bedrooms and two
baths. As in all "Lakelbore''
models. a clear v~w of the
outdoors is seen through wide
expanses of windows on ttle
!!de of the house frontln1 011
lbe Jake.
"The Lido." an~!tory. two.
bedroom , two-bath . home
features built-in hi-low double-
oven range. di s w ash er ,
dispo.!if:r. choice of laminatM
plastic or ceramic tile kitchen
counter tops. ("1~1om-f111if'1 .. -I
cabinet.'!, and choice of \•invl
or vinyl-asbestos floor tile. ?11
designed to liberate
housewivPs frrim much of
thei r kitchen labors
The 62-millioo-gallon lake.
with a shoreline or 11'1 miles.
l! slOcked "''i lh · freshwa te r
gam" fish and P'juin ped with
pa".ldle and &ail boats ex-
clusi.t•ely for residenta' recrea-
tion '
'"In addition. homebuyers
ire presented wl.th exclu1lve
, me mbershin In the com-
munity"s SS00,000 Beach and
Ten nis Club. provided as the
social and recreaUonal center
for the community," Ramos
said. "The club Is the popular
meeting place for community
'-dances, holiday parties, and
social relaxation in t h e
spacious lounges and game
·rooms."
To reach Like f'o~st, and
:"Lakeshore" homes take the
•Santa Ana or San Diego
:Freeway to El Toro off ramp,
and follow directional siins.
••le• Chief
-a.uect bu been ,_... ... sales ma.na·
1m-tYnc.no LI Cues· at e.rROlthu_r!il · et ind AOanla Ar·
~ Ill HunUnglon
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Monterey •
Upper Bay Area
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Best Value
At Ranch
New Bluff Homes Open.ing
Following is record ac-a few weeks after our initial and a se!eclion of three, four
One of the be.st v~Jues of. cepta.nce of the Initial unit, opening, but now all plans and live bedroom plans.
fered at Oo11 Ayres, Jf's lhe a new group of Bluff Towne and some outstanding loca. The Bluff hom.?s are priced
Ranch is the t-.1o:iterey plan. Houses and Park Hom~s \\'tll Hons are orfered once again ." rrorn $29,950 to $43.000 \\'ith
This homt. wil.h a starting be offered nn a pre-selec1.:in William Holstein. vice pre!i-flexible terms available, The
r·r Bluffs is part of the !r1·1ne price of $33.300, has an ex· basis st the abovc-the-bil,V dent or the near 1 ty yea r mil ster p.lan and is ·ioca trd
panston capacity which e:in community 1n Xey,•port Beach old home building firm stress-Just ab°"e lipper Ney,·port
develop into a sc.vea bedroom, this y,•eekend, de v e Io p ~ r s ed. Bay. The· site is easy to rearh
four bathroom home. George f\f Hol11ein and S:ms The ne1.1· offering 1.1·ill in-via Jamboree of£ the Coast
Priced from $27.000, these either:"
homes are offered in three, All reaidents of Crown
four and five bedroom models, V a 11 e y H 1 g b I I o d s
and come eomplett with front auto mat l ca 11 y become
yard landscaping. front yard members of the neighborhood
fenci ng and bu i It· in ap-association · which boasts of
pliances. its o"'n swimming po o I 1
"\Ye t\'{11 include an clubhouse. and playground.
automatic ga'rage door opener, The residents a.re a Is o
which, J feel , emphasizes lhe members of the MO:Jl8n:h Bay
\'alue these homes uffer,'' Beach Club, a private club
Godwin said . with facilities alone t be
"Another coosidei-aUon for
CTGwn Valley High 1 ands
residents is that becauMf of
its position on a hill -there
is almost a perfect cllmlle
all year around, with Sea
breezes to keep the teln·
peratures moderate," •d4td
Godwin. -.
The basic horn! starts 0,1t anniunced. elude lht tile rooted l"'o story ll igh"ay or from the Ne\1'port Pacific.
There are 117 homea ln th.ls
seci>nd unit -the flnt unit
nf 108 homes wls .sold out
in less than a year -a.nd
the models are open daily
from 10 a.m. until dus.k. The
sales office is at Felt.on and
Niguel Road.9 in L • I u n a
Niguel. For f u r t h e r :in-
formalioo, contlct the aale.s
"We also have residents who managtr at 49MM4. u a three bedroom, '"''<> bath "\Ve ha1·e been sold out (If homes that fe.ature dramal1c Freeway by laking Palisades God\\'ffi said there were
plan on I. 700 square. icet on _".m~an"'.y~ol_t".'.h'.'.e _!'P'.'.'.lan'.'.'.'~'i'.'.'.nce::_o".'.n'.'.'ly'.__.'.:ce:'.il'.'.'.in~g:_•·_l'.'.'.Uli'.!'.''_f'.'.'.am'.'.'.'.'.il'_y ..'."°.:'.'.m'.'.:s'.:.. _:_to'.'...'.'._Ja:::m::bo:::_re:::•::· -----~ot::h:::•::r_h:::o:::m:::'::' _in::_t_h_e _,g:.en_er_aJ ___________________ _
the first floor. The 1300 square
feet aecocd floor is a bonus
area which may be finUhed ,
at any Ume without disturbing
the buic plan.
The Monterey is Ideal fDr
a growing family who wants
room to expand without hav-j
·1ng t.o tw uP their ro>ols.l
le1ve the neighborhood and
look for a larger home 1.1·hen I
, they need it.
"This home offers exce1Je11t
investment possibilities fot
buyers who want to enjoy .1
big home and sell il later.
perhaps after they have•lini!h-:
ed t.be boDus a~a." says .sales
manager Bud Fricker.
Hmries at tbe Raoch ,,r .
located in ·Em Tu!tin. off
the Santa Ana Fteeway Ill
Culver Drive and• Byr~
Avenue:.
Furollh!'I . ~d decor~
modtl hom·es~i:M a u les-1.n·
form&Uoii oen}.tr are open <'.al-
ly. snulh of the homes 011
the Sant.a Ana freeway al
JefCrey Road.
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Sales of a home every ol.her
day at Troy Homea by tht
Se.a in San Juan Capistrano
ha ·:e been recorded in the
i;:asl two 1.1·eeks. reports Roy
Roman. subdivision ·&a I es
manager.
The seven homes sold puts
the record for the 250 home ·
community of the McCarthy
Company ahead of projected
sales quotas for the period,
said Roman.
"Both sales and traffic have
picked up sharply malnly 1
1 becautt i>f the increased de-
mand from families who wish 1 to live near the Pacific Ocean
and enjoy al the wonderful
recreation activities this pro-
vided -swimming. surfing,
sooba dlvin1 • .sailing, fishing,
beachcombing, beach parties,
picnjcs, and just plain sun
bathing," he reported.
"Buyers are well informed
now. They know that a borne
In an ocun-orienttd area will
lncruae tn value. Also, they I
want to be near the Dan.1
Point Marina. only a few ,
miles from Troy Home.a by
the Sea, a SlO,<XXl,000 deve\o>p-
ment now ~~tonstruction ,
bec1ust"i\ will ~ up many
new recreation aedvltles. ''
To help the iaMUy enjoy
the sea, the. McCarthy Com·
pany has buil t tb• homis wlth
;~~s. ~l~pl~Y~~~s bo!~~ ~~~
tra ile rs. and beach or ocean
equipment.
F'ive furnished mi><lels 8re
open daily from 10:00 a.m.
to duSk. One and two !itnry
homts art offered wi~ , ~1>
to five bedrooms and with
exPflldable featur es. Prices
range from $27,HO to $34,950.
Troy Homes by the Sea can
be reached by turnin& off the
Santa Ana-Sau otea:o Freeway
al San Juan Capl&lrano and
proceed ing west on Del Obispo
Street to> Camino del Avlon,
then east to I.he development. •
I ;f 1 n· Jr;. t I
here's a new way to .live
in Newport Beach
It's fun, fine neighbors and prestige living all in one luxurious
package. That's Oakwood Garden Apartments, j~t minutes from
Balboa's Bay and beaches. ·
At Oakwood; you will find the very best of two ssible worlds
•.. gracious aparlment living and a year-roun d resort. There's a
¥• mill ion dollar clubhouse with party room, billiards lounge,
and ·indoor golf driving range. Separate men 's and women's
health clubs and saunas, night·llghted tennis courts, volleyball/
basketball courts, 1 os · whirlpool baths and an Olympic-size
swimming pool. · '
All this and much more , just steps from your professionally dec·
orated apartment, each with all-electric appliances, carpeting,
draperies, storage aplenty, private balcony/patios and optional
fireplaces.
In addition, a resident tennis pro offers group and individual
lnstru.ction and werks out·ot a fully-stocked Jenn is pro shop. A
full-trme'.olubhouse director ls available to help you plan the activ· ' . . ltlesyoll want. . . .. · ·
And true to most country clubs, Oakwood offers acres of lush
landscaping for quiet moments of relaxation.
Like a high rise, Oakwood has central well-appointed lobbies
and larg~ ,elevato.rs, olf-stree.\ parking with re served spaces,
laundry room lou.nges, security officer patrols and a cable tele·
vision system.
Top this with outstanding resident management who care for
you personally, and"that's Oakwood -your home ·and countiy
club in Newport Beach.
Champagne Open House
• This Sunday & Next, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m.
OAKWOOD
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APARTMENTS
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New Chief
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Zan L. Beckslead ha& been
'?tamed executive vice preli·
•·dent and state secretary of
• ,lh• 43,-0llQ-)ll<lllber Calilornla
Real Estale A!>SOClatlon, lt
.mould oC Lon& Beach, CREA
· ;r~sldent.
-The stledtion was made by
·'the •ssociatlon's board .of
·•'a1rector1 aa it ended 1 three-
Jrday meeting at the Dl!neyltnd
"Hotel M Aoahelm, Beck.stead
~will fJll the vacancy created
·'"by the resignation of H.
• Jackson Pontius, who has ac-
.'.·cepted a position as executlvt
vice president of the National
.Association of Real Estate
.... Boards.
•,, As CREA executive vice
president, Beckstead, 36, will
., -~irecl the staff activities or
the largest state real estate
.Association in I.he nation l'l'ld
.~.one of the largest trade
·"ssociations in California. It
""Jnaintans headquarters in Los
1" .Angeles with a legislative of·
.-.flee in Sacramento. lt has
' 174 member boards o f
Realto rs .
~eckstead joined the CREA
·"staff in 1964 .as Conference
· "lind Field Servic Director,
' lhterrupting his career there
· l'n 1967 to serve for a year
· ·.as executive vice president of
·• the Honolulu Board of
< Realtors. He helped form
<·boards on the islands of
.: ·Hawaii and Maui and in itiated
plans for the formation of
·the Hawaiian Association or
Real Estate Boards, which has
since been established.
-·-He returned to CREA as
Ad mi nistrative Secretary,
assisting the ~xecutive vice
president in ~t. association
;•activities, a position he held
· --ttntil his promotion to head
oI staff.
:--·-B~ore joining CREA, he ."~·Y.,as a management trainee
_ {or Hom~ Savings and L?an
,, .. ~ssocialion. Beverly Hills,
.~~$1en controller for Jef!er.son
'!Savings .and Loan AssoclaUon,
· !Van Nuys, California.
_. ·: Born in Preston, Idaho, he
. 8ttended Brigham Yo u n g
.<:University, Provo, Utah, and
. , : ;~s Angeles State College. He
;:: :rs a veteran of the U.S. Army
:.;: ·Engineer Corps. ~· '-. Among other civic activilies,
'.'. he is secretary of the San
: Fernan<io Valley Business and
. Pro£ es sional Association,
'-.. ~«th Hollywood, and co-~~inBan of the Van1 NUJs. s~W't:ity Project.
":". The naming of Beckstead
•:: was recommended to the
.:-: CREA board of directors by
' the ;executive committee a·11d
a special selection committee
: appointed by Mould and head-
ed ey Art S. Leitch of San
. Diego , a past president of tbe
a~ation. The special com·
• mltte int.erviewed prospective
candidates over a period of
. ·several months.
Rancho Cal
Opens New
Apartments
Rancho California"s first
apartment complex opened
this week, adding a new
dimeOllion to the wide t.'ariety
of housing already available
at the country rommunity.
Justus C. Gilfillan. president
of Rancho California , said that
the 50-unit apartment complex
is the first of several such
projects designed to meet ex·
panding requirements for !iv·
ing accomodations at Randlo
California.
"By year-end, more than 600
1 people will be employed at
various plants· in tht Rancho•
lndustrial Park ,'• Gilfillan I
said . "Together with our ot her I
residential areas. these
apartments will fill immediate
menl partnership of Kaiser
many of the~e employes and
thelr families," he said .
Located on Rancho Vista
Road Jess than mile from
the 1\ancho California Plaza.
the apartment pro j ect
features two-story stud i o
unill, each wllh a small tenc·
ed patio. The two-bedroom
units are 1050 square feel wilh
one and a half baths. All units
are all electric. fully carpeted
and draped.
Rancho California is the
largest project a m o n g
holdings of Kaiser Aetna. lbe
real estate and land develop-
h o u s i n g rcqu iremenl3 for
Aluminum & Chemica l
C.Orporation and Aetna Life
& Casualty. The vast 90.l'JOO.
acr' multi-purpo11e develop-
ment is located on Highway
395 midway between ~
Angeles and San Diego.
Only Ont
FfniJI stotk.s In all hOmt tdltlons.
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The Bluffs is the ide el 'eicemple of "T~morrow 's Cities ••• Todey".
It ell begen 4 yeers ago on a. beeutiful site above Upper Newport Bay.
Today you will delight to rol \ing parks , colorful gardens , tranquil
walkways .•. sperklinl pools and little added things that
are with in walking di1tance , like 'churches, the Newport Beach Tennis Club,
a pre-school, a brand new elementary school and the Corona de! Mar
High School. In thi s_ eden-like setting. Ir vine hes created a better
environment where your investment is protected.
our place
Now 11fect from th,., 11parete home groups. Each
individual in price , location, and termJ ••• yet ell par+
of this carefully planned Irvine neighborhood. Our Towne
Houso• .+art 11 $29,500 ... our Park Homes al
$34,000 •• , our Morin o sar ies at $35 ,000. Or write today
for det1il• about the newe•I group of all,
the 11clu•ive Hom" ·On ·The · 8ay.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS : I
wept today ror a dear litUe
boy who will never celebrate
hb fiflh birthday-and for a
heartbroken father ~·ho lost
bis first-born son.
For the rest of his life thal
lather will carry lhe burden
of guilt on his shoulders. He
knows hf was respoisible for
the boy's death.
They were driving to get
an ict . cream cone and the
falher had the boy on his
lap. He was "helping" Daddy
dri\'e. Another car cut in and
the chikf was O'Uliled to death
between the steering wheel
and his Dadd y.
Please, Ann, warn other
parents. Tell them never to
allow a child to sit on the
lap of a driv«. Yoiangsters
should be on the lap of another
adult, or in a specially con-
structed car seat -strapped • in v•ith a safety belt. For
this boy it is too late. bul
perhaps if you print my Jetter
it will help another Jillie boy
grow to manhood. -CLOUDS
OVER OUR TOWN
DEAR FRJEND :.-Her~s
your Jetler. TbanU f o r
wr:lting.
DEAR ANN LANDERS : 1
was distressed by the letter
from the woman who went
to the fortune teller and was
told that her husband woukl
not live to rai5e his small
chiJdr,.. I h<Jpe sbe ,... this.
I, too, suffered at the batJds
of a fortune teller. She looked
in her crystal baJI and came
up with the news that I would
be widowed after nine .years
of marriage. From the day
I became a bride, that ~ic
tion never left my mind. I
started to worry on the eve
ol our ninth wedding an-
niversary. I worried fur 365
days. Whenever he was late
for dinner, J imagined the
worst. When he was out oi
town. I hated to answer the
telephone for fear it was bad
news. ll's hard to describe
the agony I suffered for one
JO!id year.
We just celebrated our 32nd
weddin,g anniversary. When I
think ol what the lousy fake
did to me I get so mad I
can't see straight. There ought
to be Jaws againil people like
that. Please print this, Ann.
It might help somebody. -
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DEAR DOROTHY: I rett:IV·
ed doi.ens of letters wllb
slmllar stories. Only one
person wrote who 1ald "I h e
fortune t e I I e r ' 1 prediction
came true," and It was pro-
bably wrillen by a fortune
teller whose business bad •..
DEAR ANN LANDERS : Six
months ago ·l started to date
a guy who seemed vague
abou t many things
tspecially his address and
phone number. 1 could never
reach him. It was always 11
wrong number -discoonected
or somelhing.
The other day Ed didn 't
come lo work. He hadn't phon-
ed in sick so I deeid~d lo
go by his place and see what
was wrong. It was a new
address 11nd 1 had a hard
time finding it. I nearly
fainted when a blonde Opened
the door. She was wearing
a man 's robe and sll~rs.
To my surprise Ed was
lying on the couch . When he
saw me he told the girl to
go into the other room . This
was his explanation : She ls
a daughter of a friend who
needed a place lo stay. He
c laims this ls his contribution
to humanity -that he is
a phHan.thropist and I have
a dirty miAd. What do yotJ
say? L SARABELLA
DEARS.: I've 'heard It call-
ed by ..._ aamn, but thl1
It tM ._.l'll ... yet. Tb<
"pldlu'""lt" could b1ve
,iv.. Ill< st<! doe price of
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Versatile New 27"x72"x16"
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You con use these .smart wall units singly or to
llonl on entire wall. They're os much 01 home
in the bedroom cs in 1he !omily room or den
•. , pick the spot they'll lit. Th.a doors feo!ure
magnetic locks end the rich walnut grain is
oc!uolly mar rl!lsistont vinyl tho! you'll really
love • , • wipes clean in on instant,
Arrange !his 3-pc. chair set in o host of
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Save Over $200 On This Elegant 2-Pc. Sectional ··::
CHOICE OF LUSH, PLUSH VELVET OR HANDSOME SUPER SOFT VINYL.:·:.
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you run your hand over this rolled arm, tufted crushed velvet or
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passes !he "touch test" with flying colors! It is Double Doweled
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Offered in these two most ve rsatile colors-white, eye-stunnini;:
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set is 1ruly o p1oblen1 solve1. Revers;bJe loom rubber
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the comfort problem. Rich cul velvet wi1h con!ro!li~g welt~ so!Ye. the beouty problem. levilz pri::e 1o!vf..s 1ne
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Bassett 4 Pc. Spanish Bdrm. '·
REG . 399.95
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Party Set REG. 249.95 lf
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Use it for dining or for games. Includes the round wolnul
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plus 4 choirs \lo'ith eosy core black lounge seots. Come
[kisseN creoled this di1tinc!ive bedroom sui1e for discerning homemokers. The
deeply carved oak doubl" dresser measures a spociQus 72", 1he mirror II
crystal clear plole 9lcss. Al~o included or e the lull 01 queen size heodOoord
end the handy ni~hr 1able. A1 levllz the enli1 e; 4-pc. suile con be yours ct
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lor;• «" Hutch
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Versatile Practical Open Stock
Colonial Maple or White
$41
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pop he promised to guard wilh his lifel These m11r and scratch resist11nt tops .
can be wiped clean in a fl 11sh. Combine these lovely Saltm maple pieces info llt~~;l;j
a handsome aduh-orienled bedroom for you or a robust growing room for your
young fife 'n drumm ers. The combinations are endless. Your imagination will 't'.~...::::
find arrangements we never thought of! Also in snowy white! "
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Bassett Oval Table & 4 Chairs
or-Magnificent China Cabinet
Spanish Credenza
entry way, a hall, o ploin wall come to '
Think of the mony places you can use SAVE 1/2
rhis ottroc!i"Ve credenza •.. mo~e on $48
Borgoin davs ore here ogoinl Al leo~t ol Levitz Warehouse.
Coun! your ro"Vings on !h•stea! Bassett Buy. Yov choose
e 1her the O"VOI eKtension t with 3 leo"Ves plus 3 side YOUR CHOICE
j,fel h's crofted in rich frultwood with
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REG. 599.95 $397 2 PCS.
Magnificent Sofa & Loveseat Set
Picture t'11s beootiful two~om• ,In .,.our hom .. Think how proud vou'd be to hove you1
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some valve! Wilh ccn!rosting welts. and oppllqye bdc\:.s, Blscu!t luffed seats end grocafullJ
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Thomasville 5 Pc. Spanish Dining Room
choirs ond one aim choir or chino wi1h two glos' doors $
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placed in strattlic hippie and
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VariOWI cities.
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IOUgli. to discourqe tourism.
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Janpge, Che ..,.spapen an
pjldllng In lo !>tip.
-Penal"Uts for selling or tak·
lnl drugs In Jlaly ""' higll.
'{'bo5e UTested often have to
waJl months in jail before
trial.
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mainly aimed. at non-ltalllllll,
in line with the U.S. State
Department 's e ft or t 1 to
dbcourage drue-takins
abroad.
The American advertising
ageocy of Young and Rublcam
devised the signs, doDatln& Ill·
a.ervicer, while printers and
bW poaten waived their fees .
. In Rome. about a dor.en
Americans have been htiuled
in by police this year. Molt
oC them were set free.
Vichy Water
No Longer
Given Away
VICHY, France (AP) -
Vichy's sparklln& Witt.rt, II.id
to revivify lhe liver and leave
lhe kidneys sighin1 for joy.
have turned up a touch of
econonllc indigestion.
In· the habit of living tll
water to tourllts, Vichy will •
begin cbar1ina them oea:t
December. After a century of
good bullness, the city bu
money probtema.
1be F re n c b government
owns Vlchy's 1prinal lDd
thermal bath!. 1be Pen'ier
Co. has a contract for bottltnc
Vichy waters fo r 1 1 I e
elaewbere, and n1nnin& tbe
city's major attracUons. f.
new agreement belween the
two gives Perrier the rle,ht
to set up mineral water hi.rs
in town . •
'nle government 1aya the
•ales Will help smooth out
Penier's financill problems
here. The firm Ls allo to
'benefit from an 1ncreue In
the price of water it bot.tlu
and in rat~ In the town'•
thermal eatablishmenll.
Vichy looks much the same
as it did 7S years aio when
prices and industrta.l baron.s
filled ILi rococo culno, but
the cl!enta' tastes have chlfll·
ed.
Last year losses ran about
$720,IXXI at the spa. The
thermal establlahmenta losl
about $180,000 and the ca1lno
about $120,000. Only the bot-
tling plant showed a profit
- a little less than f540,000.
By sprucing up hotels and
modemW11g the baths for
speclaliud treatments, the ci-
ty thinks it can cut off ill
old-ra.shloned tmqe.
Stephane Leven, who huda
the management company
directed by Perrier, af'ys :
"We can bring In 150,000 peo..
pie lnatead of 90,000 by mak-
ing Vichy a modern city for
health and relauUon whlch
does not cater oaly to the
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Bevolt••Will It Aife~t Fo·otball?
NEW YORK (Al>) -; Tbe dat. Is
OcL 3t, 1970. Two Ivy League football
teams are preparing to renew a
fivalry that is almost 100 years old.
Comes game tlh1e: No players. The
athletes have decided to take a reCess
and htf the political stumps.
Mid-November. A ,huge sladlum is
filled for a game involving the No.
L ranking. Tension ls high, Suddenly
hundreds pour out of the stands onto
the. field, hanting slog11ns, waving
signs and forming a human carpet
Jl'Cr the playing area.
What happens nov.•?
These are specters that haunt
coaches and et>l!ege athletic officials
as they gear for a new college football
season in .en atmGsphere of growing
campus unrest and revolt.
How will the campuii revolution af-
fect football, the multi-million-dollar
sport that pays the freight for the
enUre college sports program? Can
sports be divorced from the ferment
of social and pctlitical upheaval af-
fecting the rest or the student life?
Is football a likely target of the
militants?
·~All of us are frankly conl!i!rned,"
said Admiral Tom Hamilton. com-
missioner of the Pacific~ Conference
which includes such large universities
as the Univer~ty of California and
Washington, where demonstrations
are the heaviest.
"Nobody knows what will happen .
We are just keeplllg our fingers cross-
ed and hoping sanity will prevail.
The problems vary with each in-
atilution and must be h a n d 1 e d
separately, There is lilUe we can
do as a group."
Yet the problem has received cor-
porate attention .
It was a major topic of discussion
at a recent meellng of conference
com.missioners in Colorado Springs.
Colo. athletic directors, meeting in
Houston. probed the pctssibilities fully.
Walt Byers , executive director of
the Nalional Collegiate At h I et I c
Association mother hen for 717 col·
Jeges, presented the commissioners
Sage of Cincinnati
Johnny Bench, Cincinnati catcher, is one reason
'v hy the Redlegs have made a run-away of the Na-
tional League Western DiviEiiOQ pennant race. The
22-year-old Benctr powered three .hOme runs in a
recent game. At the upper right. he is greeted by
teammate Pete Rose after hitting one of the b_om-
er6. At bottom, Bench is taJi:ged out by Cardinals1
Ed Crosby trying to stre~ch a single into a double.
Haller's Homer
Leads Dodgers
To 8-5 Victorv .;
MONTREAL (AP ) - Tom Haller
slammed a two-run homer in the second
inning and Bill Russell tripled in a
pair in a four-run ninth as the Los
Angeles Dodgers beat the Montreal Ex-
pos, 8-5, in the first game of a twi·night
doubleheader Friday.
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which was rescheduled as part of a
twi-night doubleheader today.
Los Angeles also scored two runs in
the third when second bageman Marv
Staehle commited a two-base error. The
other Dodger runs in the ninth came
on RBI singles by Ted Sizemore and
pitcher Jim Brewer,
J im Fairey and Rusty Staub sin(lled
in one run each and Bob Bailey homered
and singled In two for Montret1I.
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Halo Miseries Continue
Boston's Siebert Beats
Angels on 1-hitter, 2-0
Sonny Siebert fired a brilli ant one-hit·
!er and Mike Andre"'s and Carl
Yastrzemsk i supplied the offense with
s9lo home runs Friday night as the
BO~lon Red Sox blanked the California
Angels, 2-0. at Anaheim Stadium.
Siebert. making his first awearance
in nine days, was deprived of a no-hitter
in the Uiird inn ing' when Jay Jot\nstone
~rounded a single into the gap between
first and second.
Otherwise, the Angels had only two
other base runn ers during the game,
Jim Fregosi who walked in the fourth
and Roger Repoz, who walked with two
out in the ninth.
Siebert, running his record to 11-5.
struck oul six and retired 17 men in
a row until Repoz walked.
The loser was Tom Murphy, 11-7, \vho
permitted eight hits including the
decisive blows by Andrews a n d
Yastrzemski.
Andrews ripped his 10th of the season
with two out in the third and
Yastrremski. hitting safely for the 18th
time in 20 games, poled his 28th leading
off the foui-th .
'f'he loss was the eighth in 10 games
for California and lef~ them 61-2 games
behind the Min nesota Twins in the
Am~rican League \Vest.
Two lled Sox who have had trouble
connecting in Anaheim Stadium this
season. accounted for lhe Bost on scor·
1ng before 36.160 helmet night fal'ls.
Andrews. with one hit in 14 previous
trips at the Angel park, slammed his
10th home run In the third Inning, a line
drive that curled fair just inside lhe foul
pole in left field.
Yastrzemski , wit h only two hits in 14
swings at Anaheim Stadium. rocked his
28th homer leading off the fourth. It was
a towering drive to the opposilc field
and landed deep inside the Angel bull-
pen in left field.
Boston was denied another run in the
fifth. Tom Satriano si ngled ""ith one
out and was sacrifice"d to second by Sie-
bert. Andrews then ripped a single to
right bul Salriano was cut down al the
plate by Alex Johnson's throw from the
ouUield.
Siebert, who pulled a back muscle in
hls last outing against the Angels in Bos-
ton JO days ago, said after the game,
"I knew I'd be strong, but I thought I'd
be \Vild.
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had to and 1 think that was the key to-
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with a game cancellation insuratlet
plan .
lt Was strictly exploratory ~ a
voluntary plan tor reimbursing those
schools hurt by cancellation o~ gam~
for any rea son. Nothing was OOne
about it.
"We instituted. an Jnsui:ance plan
after President Kennedy's assassina-
tion," said 8111 Reed. commissioner
of the Big Ten Conference. "However,
its thrust is limiled and would not
take care of a situation such as
that last year when Holy Cross ' entire
schedule was wiped out by A siege
of hcpatilis. Our fund , which is strictly
private, could take care of three or
four ganles at the most"
Reed said e\·en l.!i in the sprlng,
' when there were reported lo bt some
600 scattered campus incidents o(
va.Tying description and degrees, bad
sh arpened the sense or alertness of
athleUc leaders.
"We know it can happen," he 11ald.
"We don't like to make a big thing
of it because we. are aware of the
power of suggestion. But we would
be foollsh not to be prepared for
any eventuality ."
Campus disorders: heated up last
spring after President Nixon .§~t
American troops into Cambodia: Some
co!lcRCS shut down completely. Spring
.!ipnrts programs wereceurtailed. Same
athletes engaged in boycotts.
For most col\eges .. such disruptions
in sprlng,,Ur.suits were of minor con·
sequence. Sfmil8.r ·
tootball -the big
could be painful .
• I I -Interruptions i..D
money sport
There were 22 sports cancell.aUonf
a1 Yale alone. At Jlerkeley, some
ISO California athletes held a mass
meeting In the loottmll stadium and
voted to boycoU the spring program.
Skeleton crews rowed in the major
Eastern regattas. Army and N,1vy
track teams pulled out of the Hep-
tagonal Games at New Havea, Conn.,
after athletes from other Eastern
schools had strongly criticized the
Admln istrati0n 's Far Eastern war
policy.
"Some Ivy League schools are
See Campus Paae %4
Chiefs Down All-Stars, 24-3
Kansas City Takes ·Advantag e of Early Breaks
CHICAGO (API -The world pro
chamJ'llOn Kansas City Chiefs. brilliantly
directed by 35-year-o!d Len Dawson and
quickly exploiting t~e break s. conquered
a hard-trying eojlegiate squad, 24-3,
in the 37th All-Star football game Thurs-
day 'night.
Before a throng ol 69,940 in misty
Soldier Field, the !2·point underdog col~
legians made costly mistakes quickly
converted by the Chiefs. v1ho scored
the seventh straight pro victory in the
Chicago Tribune charily classic.
The Chiefs. who only had rive days'
practice because of pro football 's raging
labor dispute. scored 10 first quarter
points on Dawson's 36-yard touchdo\vn
~ss to Frank r_itts and Jan Stenerud's
43-yard Held goal.
Then . the pro kings "-Tapped up the
iz.ame in the second period sco ring after
two Interceptions off each of the All-
Stars' tv.•o hard·pressed quarterbacks,
Dennis Shaw of San Diego State and
Purdue's Mike Phipps.
Four plays after \Vlllie Lanier snatched
a Shaw pass on the ' All.Star 19, Warren
McVea scooted three yards for a
touchdown. And with seven seconds left
to intermission, Jim Kearney slole a
Phipps' pass and raced ~ yards to
score for a 24--0 halftime Chief lead.
The Ali.Stars beld the Chiefs scoreless
the entire second half, but blew a great
touchdown chance at the sl.8rt of the
third period after Ted Koy of Texae
recovered a Chief fumble on the Chief
eight.
But three plays later the collegiate
threal died when a pass from Indiana's
John l-senbarger eluded Ken Burroughs
of Texas SOU.thern Ill the corner of
the end zone.
The All-Stars, who couldn't gel any
kind of ground attack rolling. broke
the ice midway in the third period on
a 29-yard ·field goal by Mike Delany
of American International college of Spr-
ingfield, Mass., a walk-on into the
All.Star camp.
The biggest cheering by the paril11an
crowd went to a couple of kiok return
specialists, Bruce Taylor of Boston
University and Randy Montgomery of
Seber State.
Montgomery returned 33 yards with
the Chiefs' kickoff after their first
touchdown, and nearly broke loose on
a 26-yard punt return in the third
quarter.
Taylor also cul loose with thrilling
runs, a 36-yard kickoff return nullified
by an All-Star clipping penalty and 28
yards on a punt return.
Dawson, who led the Chiefs to a 23-7
upset over the Minnesota Vikings in
the Super Bowl game, left after the
third quarter with a passing record of
21-17·153.
TOUCHDOWN PASS -Kan sas City quarterback
Len Daw.son (16) throws a touchdown pass in the
first quarter for the Chiefs' first score in College
All-Star game at Soldier Fiel d in Chicago Friday
niuht. F'rank Pitts received lhe 36-yard pass. All~
Star in rear is Cedric ~fardma~ {001 of North Texas
State. Chiefs recorded a 24-3 victory.
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GAM E CANCELLED
After 18 )7 ears Kaline to G¢t His Day
MIAMI (AP) -The prompters of
a charity football game betwet>n the
Miami Oolphlna and Pittsburgh .S~le.rs
said Friday they hid cancelled the 000•
lrad for the Aug. I game bccau!t of
the strike by profeesional football
p@ycrs. ' _
"We can't sell pmfessjonal rookies at
$6 a tick el." sai'd---Wllliam Basfor , presi·
dent of Jacksonville Charit' s in a
telephone interview annotJn ng can·
ce.llatlon or the game sch ed for
Jacksonville's Gator Bowl.
"We. will not honor the contract
it 11tands." Basford said.
The cancellation was the first J'lrt-
season exhibition game to be scrubbed
because of the dispute between players
And \Jwner5,
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Al KALI NE
' DETROIT {AP) -The up-city crowd
oYatlon pitcher Denny McLain got when
he returned from suspension for the
Detroit Tigers July 1 will probably be
a murmur next to the ovation that
1s sure to Jar Tiger Stadium Sunday.
That Is when Al Katine, Detroit's all-
time great rlgbtfielder, will be honored
with a special "day" before wb111t is
Certalri to be i capaClty ~crowtt of aboul
$4.000 persons.
Baseball Commissioner BoWle Kuhn
-who was not on hand for "Denny
~1cLain day" -has made it a polnt
to be in town Sunday.
Michigan Gov .. Wiiliam Milliken was
not at the stadium July l either -•
but he ts supposed to be thert for
Al Kallt1e Day,
Not tfie fiamDoyanl type Uke 26-year-
old McLain, the 3S-yur-old Kaline has
spent his 18 seasons with the Tigers
making headlines on his baseball talents
alone. • Today he atill runs full speed to first
base on a popup and never fail~ lo
give 100 percent chasing a seemingly
impOsSible foul ny, And Wl\en He does
the fans cheer hlm with open hearts
and bubbling res~l, for he is their
epitome of a class 1uperstar.
He has a .302 lifetime batUn'g ave rage
and la having a good year, flOW , batting
.284 with 12 home r\ln.s and 49 runs-..
batted-in~
Ka11ne won the Amerk'an League bat.
lina tiUe as a 20-year-old. fuzzy-checked
kid with .a .340 .mark In lN.S. He is
Detroit's all·time leading Dome run hitter
with 347 and Is among the Tigers all-time
leaders in numerous other categories. ,
Also a fine field!r, Kaline last year
was voted by Detroi fans to the All-Time
Tiger team .
\Vhen asked dilring ihis year's spring .
training about Al Kajine Day he said
modestly: "The people of Detroit cer-·
ta.inly C:On't owe me anything and
baseball doesn't owe me a.nythlng ."
While some supcl'$t11rs In the major
leagues have collected thou!Jand!I of
dollars worth of gifts at special days
in their honor. Kaline won't.
The presentations Sunday, at Kaline·s
request. will be synlbollc glft:ii of varlou.~
kinds. He has requested that all ca.~h
donations be used !Or lhe --purcha11e of
baseball equipment for yolinpter1 in
the Detroit area, through the United
Community Services.
Sunday will be the first "dayu for
an active Tiger since 1941 an:d belllde1
Kuhn and Milllk~ a..h9$LoLcelebrUie1
will ~hlrKr, 1ncluding Detroit Mayor
Roman S. Gribba ; Joseph Cronin, AL-
president ; John ·Fet:zer-, president 1)f the
Tigers ; and U!e A. tacocca, vlce-pml·
dent of Ford Motor Co. who Is chai.rman
for the event.
Other noted sporta flgurta will al9o
be there, plus KallrM! Fan Club represen-
taliveii.
Mel Torme, performing cW'f'f:nUy at
a loct1J nightclub, ,wUI lead the crowd
in singing "Thanb for lhe Memories:• ...
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·.24 DAILY PILOT Slturdu. Aitgurt l , i q10
:Two Coast Area Powers Vie
:For National Polo Laurels
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.CINA B's
Surprise
Two Foes
By GLENN WHITE
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LONG BE."CH-Two Oran1e
Coast area teams join six
other national poweni in the
struggle for the National AAU
water polo championship,
which ls being contested at
Belmont Plaza Olympic pool,
here,
The tourney moves into the
final eight surviving teams to-
day with the .semifinals and
finals Sunday. Semis are at
10 and 11 in the morning with
the third place match at J
p.m. and the tille decider at 3.
Favored to meet in the
fina le are Corona de! Mar~
Irvine-Newport Assn., and de-
fending kingpin De Aliza from
Cupertino.
Coach Ed Newland'a -oulfii
-CINA for shor.1 -zoomed
past Friday action by swamp,.
ing River$ide, 13-5, and rally-
ing from a 3-4 haUtime dead-
lock to bury ~ Anza 's B
entry, IG-3.
And, for good measure, the
unheralded CINA B ~uad
pulled a pair or upseta FMday
lo also make today's batUe. It
shocked third-seeded~ Segun..
do, 6-5, in the morning then
lied Concord (mos Uy Cal Piaf·
ers) with a 3-3 afternoon ·ue.
This morning at 10 CINA B
is meeting De Anza. B and this
afternoon at 4 the two CINA
forces collide.
CLNA A takes on Concord
th is no011 before racing I.be
CINA B outfit.
SCRAMBLE FOR BALL -Jim Bradburn (35) and Bill Leach (26) of CINA
water polo team fight for possession 0£ ball duting action against Riverside in
the National AAU championships Friday at Long Beach's Belmont Plaza Olym-
pic pool. CINA .reconled <A !~· vie~.
De Anza A's. won handily.
manhandling De Anza C, 15-2
in the morning and then
trouncing Phillips B, 18-2, in
the afternoon. ·
•
CAMPUS REVQLUa'ION • • •
De Anza ·coach Art Lambert
says Newland's A team is a
cinch finalist.
Newland's chaps played well
enougb to win Friday. River.
Coa&tnaed frGm Pa1e t3
tlnllaJin& to take dl lhe
week of Oct.. U-31 in order
that students may.<J>articlpelo'
in the pre· e 1 e ct .io' n C81'1\'!
paipl," said David Smoyer,
athletic business qianager •
Vale. "1bls could afrect our
Oct. ~J game with Dartmouth.
W,e (eel, however, the game
will 10 on -with a patched - up team, U necess,ry .. ,
Othier major cellege J ames
that wukend -!be ,.recess
for the "MO\'emenf: for a New
CoOQlress" -inctude SOuthem
Calf f o r n i a ·Ca J lfornia,
MI ch I ga n. · St.a~Tndiana,
Tei..SMU, ~ Nebr a.ska-
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. Bob Durkee ol. Prt~ton,
Qlairrnan o/. tbe lltovement
and a moderate, said that
91'1r ZA~Js ... jar had
hen «rllltd a flrei-electlon
recess, covering the last t.wo
weeks of October, but he tx·
pected wide student represen--
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colleges.
• side had them down 1-0 and agreement. The Amer 1 c an it didn't break up til late I.he
Broadca3\lng Compan,y, which 11rat ba~ l'hen CIN~ MDI oo
tra ct for natio nal te'!e • a tear to take a 7..S lead at
television of the c o l·I e g e intermission. . 1 pmes, COoceivably could see:k DaJe Hahn was the big tCOr·
redress tr a major attraction Ing gun with four goals while
is canceUed. mates Jim Bradburn, '"Bill
"J.t will be up to the in-
dlvtdual athlete wflttther he
feela he can take Ume off
f"9m the campaien to play
. a football game,'' Durkee said.
"We are not suG"'esting · any
boycotts and are leaving to
the atuden't.s the matter of
priorities. ..
Alhletlc directors don 1 t
know what the result might
be if the college president
or chancellor decrees a recess
for this period and suspends
all activities, including fool·
!lall.
Thl6 brings~ up a legal
aspect, that of contra.eta. A
university could be sued or
madt subject. to disciplinary
action should It net fullill its
Match Race
Wo n by Shaw
Larry Shaw of Fullerton de·
feated Bellflower's ScoU Autry
in a special two-lap match
racti to highlight motorcycle
racing at the Orange County
Fairgrooods Friday night.
In the scratch main event ,
Steve Bast of Van Nuys was
the winner with Jllll <:ody-of
Garden Grove flnbhb\i ~
ond.
The handicap · main event
was won by Autry with El
Cajon's John Fishburn placing
.second before a crowd of
4,700.
In md.tt cases, the players
themselves are under oblige.
lion to compete. They are on
a t h I e t i c scholarships, prtr
viding tuition, room, bo~d
and fees for their football
abllity, Should they decide -
as some coUege militants 81.lg~
gest -to boycott the game
in social protest, lhey mayy be
.stripped of their grant-in-a.id.
So far, football has been
relatively free of disruption
although demOl'T'Stralions have
affected olher sports.
In an Okl ahoma-Kansas
football game a rew years
ago. before. the current Social
Jirotesl.s:, oranges were thrown
onto the field and some
players were hit by the'
missiles. There were
demonstrations at two
Brigham Young games last
year -at New Mexico and
Arizona State -by blacks
protesting the doetrine or
the Latter-day Saints Church
~ Mormon -that blicks can-
not become priests in the
church. A basketball game
between BYU ;i.nd Arizona was
interrupted by demonstrators
· who le.aped onto the court.
There was disorder at a
"University of Wastµngton
basketball game. Art l cl es
were tossed onto the court.
PtJlice rt moved t he
deft o nstrators. Spectators
helped clean up the mess.
Most. college leaders-have
decided that security
measures In such instances
must be 'handled discreetly
and intelligentl y.
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Leach and Ferdie Massam!no
had a pair apiece. Mawn Phil-
pott III, Bob Nealy and Rlck
Massamino popped in single
ahots.
Jn the nightcap It was aaain
Hahn firing ,way with four -
two of which came in rapld fire
9rderlo open the third quarter
and give Newland's side a lead
it never relinquished.
Leach had three and so did
Ferdie Ma.s.wnino.
However, it was the ClNA B
team that stole the -spotJighl.
Made up mostly of co.liege
freshmen who starred at New·
w rt Harbor High and Corona
del .llw. !be B s<juad •P¥}<1ed.
It trailed potent Conccrd,
3-1, in tne waning stages -0f
the game. Then CINA unload-
ed. Bob Searles fired in one
from the side with l : 19 to go
jn the conte·st_ narrowing the
.gap to,3-2 ...
Then Bob Warnecke ahol
from the aide with five sec·
onds left on the clock to pull
his mat.e-s even, The B's own.
ed a 5-2 lead over perennial
power El Segundo, then nearly
blew il in the last perJOO. Rich Eason: and Jack Dick-
man each palled two tallies
while Tim Harrison and Scott
Ni;wcomDha.d one apiece.
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Fassnacht
Trounced
LOS ANG ELES <AP )
Tom McB~ of San Mateo
trounced "-'Orld reccrd holder
' Hans Fassnacht of Cal State
!Long Beach ) altd Weil
Gennany by eight meters Fri·
day in the 400-meter free style
of the 12th annual Uis Aaa:ele&
SC9RES GOAL -CIN~.-FeMie MassamiJJo gets set to ·siam home a goal dur-
ing'-National AAU water polo championships Friday. Massam.ino added another.
point later to help his teafu to a U.$1 win:. over Riverside.
Miller Leads
Golf Tourney .
By Stroke
HARRISON, N.Y. (AP) -
John Miller cut out a rain·
delayed., five-under-par 67 Fri-
day and led a youth movement
that assumed a domil1ant posi-
tion in the secol!d round or
the Westchester Golf Classic.
Dodger:M qntreal Tilt
Highlights T V Slate
With the gridiron season
rapidly approach Ing,
Southlnd baseball fanciers
still aee their sport hogging
the spotlight on the TV slate
loda y and Sunday.
4 at 11 :15 a.m. Saturday .
The Dodgers, mea11while,
sitting 12 games b e h i n d
pacesetting Clnci11nali, ,Ylill at•
tempt to get fat in Montreal
against the Expos, who. arc
just 12 ~~ games behind the
Pirates in tlle East. The action
Alamito s
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The 23-year-<lld M.iUer had
a 31.-bole total of' '118, e:igbt
und• plJ' on the ~l)'rQO.yl(di
Westchester Country C I u b-
coorse and held a one.stroke
lead over a quartet ot1elalive
Jy unknowns.
Tied at 139 were Larry
Hinson, Connecticut assistant
club pro Mi ke Ballo, Jim
Jamiesoa and rookie Jobi
Schroeder.
The Atlanta Braves, fighting
to stay alive in the National
League West d i v is lo•'s
runaway race behind the Lo$
Angeles Dodgers and Cin.
ctnnati Reds. ~l .·1.1:1e
Pittsburgh Piraltl, JiaderS'in
th senior circufi's ~a s t
division in Lhe nati onally
televised contest on Channel
TOOA'I" Alamitos Rac.e Results
Ballo. who got into this
$250,000 event on a sponsor's
exempUon, had a 69. Jamieson
managed a 66 and Schroeder
had a 68. Hill50ll took a 70.
The fi ve leaders have a
combined ' career total 6f one
tour victory. Hill90n 's
,triumph at New Orleans a
year ago. ~ other lour are
seek.Ulg their_ first victory in
this ~rnent lhat bas a
$50,000 winner's purse.
But while the younger
players took ovtt the top spots
some of the iame's better·.
known names made their
moves. Bill Casper birdied
seven ol I.he last 10 holes
he pla.yed for a 66 and 139,
just four back. Jack Nicklaus
had • 67 and also was at
139.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
East Divl1loo
w L Pct. GB
New York 55 .. .545
Pittsburg~ 56 43 .538 191.
Chicago 5< 49 .514 2
Philadelphia .. 5< .460 B ~i
SL Louis 45 S8 .437 II
Montreal ~ 59 _.,, 12
\Veit Division.
Cincinnati 72 34 .679
Dod1er1 59 42 .564 101~
Atlanta 60 53 .485 201 ~
San Francisco 49 52 .476 20'-I
Houston .. $7 .447 24~2
San Diego ., 64 .3&1 31.
AAIERICAN LEAGUE
East Dlvl1lon
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BalUmore 64 39 .621
Detroit 57 45 .559 '6 '~
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READ lHIS
If you •r• in the m•r~et for • new
horn., see the1e outst•l\dit19 cus-
tomized homes, built by Frenlr H.
Ayres I Son loceted in • prime
•r••· Yery close to Huntin9tcn
Stete Beech. The homes ere pric~
from $26,990 e nd very in size from
3 to 1 b•drooms, 1 .. 00 sq. 't. to
3000 sq. ft., 2 e nd 3 cer 9ere9es,
2 to 4' baths, with sh•k• or Mis-
sion .tile roof, firepleces, und.,.
grownd utilities, concrete drive-
weys, 111 built-ins end besic c•r-
pefing. There is VA end Conven-
tionel finencin9 eveileble.
l•Kho L. Cuntti
Ayrn HomH Since 1905
Mo4 ..... _.,...._,.
Atta.ta, H""'IOflOO llaach
714: 968-2929 714: 968-1338
11 ,00 A.M. to 1,00 P.M.
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General 1000Gener•I IOOG
BAYFRONT LOTS from $42,500 to $17S,OOO.
BAYFRONT, Pier & 11ip. 5 &4rooms, 4
baths, family room & dinmg area. BeautfiuJ
patio overloo king the bay. $135,000.
NEWLY LISTED 2-Story, beautiful Bayfront
\vith pier & slip. P-atio cantilevered over the
water. 3 Bedrooms & 2 balhs upstairs,
maid's room & bath downstairs. Asking
$138,000.
SPACIOUS 5 bedroom home. Sunken living
room overlook ing Terrace & Bayfront, Excep-
tionally large master bedroom; dining room,
3 fireplaces. Pier & slip. $165,000.
BRAND NE W 2-story Bayfront home. 5 Bed-
rooms~ ~~ 'taths, family room, formal din-
ing room, cantilevered ratio overlooking the
bay. Your selection o carpetipg & 9ecor
included in the asking price~ or $150,000. See
agent at #11 Linda Isle.
LINOA ISLE DEVELOPMENT COM,ANY
The Developers Of Lind• Isle
1080 B•yside Drive, New,_.. a.,ch
675-3210 642"135
1000
EVERYTHING I I
View .~ • 4'8R. • J Bath&,
bar • new drapes -new car-
J>C• • new pa.int. Now vacant
I. ready _ see this Irvine
TelTa~ home now! S79,500..
FHA °' GI NO OOWN
CURT DOSH, Realtor
&1 2-6412 E\·es. 6'73·3468
1730 w. Coast Highi,\'8Y
W~t aidr Frl'edom liome,
jlUil painted and panel~.
Vacant for quick move-in.
Hu lt1rgc fer1Ced yard. Own.
er will pay point5 -Call
OO\lt' . needs quit:fc ac1ion.
Sll,500
Ce.II · ti73-6568 PveninKs or
Wet'kcnds.
Set. only 1-5:00
361 Esther, C.M. 3 B.R. $28.500.
Sat. & .Sun. 1-.5 :00
#16 Linda Isle Dr., N.B. 5 B.R. WAT ER-
FRONT $139,boo.
Sun. only 1-.5:00
511 Santa Ana , N.B. 2 b.r., Den $31,900
468 Ogle, C.M., S b.r. $36,960
2301-ISth . Npt. Heights, 3 b.r $36,!IOO
450 E. 21st, N.B., S b.r. Pool $47 ,500
WAKE UP TO AN OCEAN VIEW!
••• a million twinkling lights by night.
Adult-occupied 4-bedroom, im.rilacufate
and sparkling as a gem--0n a pool-sized
lot. Enjoy cool ocean breeze and a FOR·
EVER VIEW. 3-car garage. Won 't last
Bl $56,500!
$52,500--NEWPORT BEACHll
Enjoy tbe ultimate in luxury livlng and
enlertaining in th is gorgeous custom-built
top quality +bedroom borne. Wide , wide
halls-JJving room with a step-up "DOO
DEE FLINKER" area . FormJll dining room , kitchen with electric buillrins and
·family room. When was the last time
you saw a "DOO DE E !"LINKER,,.
DRIFT INTO SLUMBER TO THE
SOUND.OF THE SURF!
SAN CLEMENTE -OCEAN VIEW &
P(>OL. 2 bedrooms/2 baths, fireplace,
_bpllt·ins. Breakfast on the terrace over·
!Ooking the canyon and BLUE'PACIFlC! ~ AtltacUve no-upkeep yJrd makes thiJ
a dellgbttUl home for retirement. $34,ioo.
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REALTQR
N•wport l11ch Office
11121 l•y1fde Drive
675-4930
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DOYER SHORES
"the" pltice to Uve * Exciting 2 story design. 2 s!Dry 17' front
<19<>r, 2 s t o r y fireplace, even a 2 story
beamed ceilinc living room . 4 Bed.rooms
all witb views. Parquet floor family room.
Luxurio)ll.l,y tarpeted, draped and land-
scaped . *89,500. * 2 Separate wings allo\v the 1naster suite.
living room. fOrmal dining room, kitchen
and breakfast nQOk on th e view to be con1-
pletely closed off from the family room
and childrens bedrooms around tbe pool.
This 4 Bedroom, 3 b a t b , 3 car garage
home less than a year old. Priced to sell
at Sll5,000.
ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors
. Dover Sho,..5 Office
,.30 Geluy Drive, N.8. ~1550 ------·----~----·
Gener•I 1000 General 1000
Coldwell,Banker OFFERS :
AfllOCOMMfl\'
DISTINCTIVE OCEANF'llONT + FAMILY HOME
This 5 bdrm., den, fam. rm., form. dining
rm., exRresses dignity & for1nality. Sepa·
rale children's wing with own sitting rm.
Grass terrace on oceanside. BeautifuJ sun-
ny patio with large pool. $232,000
Kathryn Raulston
BEAUTIFUL AND llG
5 Bedroom (could be 6 BR.), formal din-
ing & family rm. Gorgeou.s pool & plant-
ing. 4 Baths. 3 Car garage. Immaculate.
Professional decor. Asking $98.500
Mary Lou Marion
HIGH IN DOYER SHORES
Fain . rm. has wet bar & view, breakfast
rm. has view, kitch. work area has vie""
View at nite is better than the day. "See
for yourself." 4 BR ., 4 Ba. $97,000
Al Fink
TWO INSURANCE LOANS
Two homes: Broadmoor--4 .BR. 2~ Ba.,
Fam. rm .. View. Assumable at 6%%.
$65,500. ' • Westcliff-4 BR., 2 11~ Ba ., fm. rm., Fee
land. As sumable at 51h%. Call now!
$65,000
M. C. Buie
REDUCED $3,000
2jllZ Lighthou se Lane. (Call for App't.)
Beaut. .( BR .. fam. r111 . Harbor View HWs
home. Owner anxious, submit btter (may
!'ease/option) $64,!IOO
Bud Austin
SECLUDED RETREAT
Lush shaded patio & sparkling warm pool
on oversize Irvine Terrace lol -i1nn1acu-
late 3 Bdrm. ho111e w /£11.mily room. Some
Bay view. $61,500
Mary Harvey
ELEGANT SPANISH 5 Bit
Owner says "SELL"! Diatlnctive split-
level new home. Mexican tile entry, huge
fe1nil y room w/2.nd firepl ace. Formal dln·
ing. Prof. deco r . Walled garden. Priced to
sell at '56.900
Belle Partch
CORONA DEL MAR
Ocean & Bay view from charming home
-3 bedroom, 211, ba ths, den w /firepl ace.
Roon1 Cor pool in walled garden. 3 Car
izarage. Excell ent financing. $5&,000
Carol Tatum
OCEAN FRONT -NEWPORT
Old beach house needs paint & "TLC ".
R-2 lot. Could be good income property.
5 BR's. Located on beautiful swimming
beach. $51,500
Cathryn TeMille
NEWPORT DUl'LIX
Comfortable 3 bedroo1n 2 bath lower with
fireplace, sharp 2 BR. upper with view.
Sundeck. Good ter1ns. Full price $49,500
Gene Vreeland
OPEN HOUSE SUN. 1 • 5
2627 BUCKEY E. Large 4 .BR., charming
Eastbluff vie\v ho1ne w/character. Pro-
fess . landscpd. &. decoraled. Formal din·
rm. lor entertaini ng. t48,500
Harriett DAvie s
WE KNOW IT'S TOUGH
To find a qualit.v hon1e within wa lki ng dis-
tance to Westcliff shops & Mariners
School for S44.9i50.
Harry Frederic k
IEACH IUY
Mod . 4 JlR. 3 &. 3 Car gar., on fee land.
, Unique upside down houae! Huge L.R.,
din. rm., llitcb., MBR &: sund~k upstairs;
FR &. 2 BR's down . Great beach area.
$44,!IOO
Blll Com stock
llS.0700
'44-2410
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LINOA ISLE-$125,000
Positively breathtaking! New offering of one
of the most beautiful homes on this exclu·
sive island. Architect de1iened Colonial with
2 story entry, 3 bedrooms & re·creation room. Colorful, di&nified & graceful . By
appt. only.
MILE LONG WATER VIEW ~
WATERFRONT-$15,000
81 ' on channel with pier and dock. 3 bdrm.
2 sty. Beam ceillna;. Owner will carry 1st
T. D. at low int. rate to qualified bu yer.
Hurry! Won't last. By appt.
RECOGNIZE VALUE?
See thi s just reduced 4 bedroom. 3 bath
Westcliff charmer. Located on best street.
Near schools, shopping. $49,950
PARKA BOAT!
Or trailer or both ! 3 bdrm. & family rm.
view home on huge lot with easy access.
Squeaky clean. Immediate possession .
308 La Jolla Open Sun. 1-5'30
MOST DESIRABLE AREA
Popular Harbor View home with 4 bdrms. &
famil y rm. Pool size yard . fine decor &
Corona del Mar Hi school. See today !
877 Sandcastle Open Set-Sun 1-5 : 30
SPACIOUSNESS UNLIMITED!
A delighUul surprise when you enter U1is
courtyard! 3 Bedrooms, dining room. 3
years new. Really a m ust see! $43,950
2039 lrvine Open Sun 1·5 :30
IRVINE TERRACE-$40,000
A rare find in this ex clusive area. Lar~e 3
bdrm. & 2 bath home w/near new carpeting.
Sliding doors open to lovely r ear patio.
1515 Bonnie Doane Open Sa t-Sun 1-5 :30
CORONA OEL MAR VIEW
Near new 4 bdrm "Broadmoor" tri-le vel w/
famUy rm & formal dining rm. A superlative
setting with its gently terraced garden of
tall trees & lovely fl owers. $79.500
2716 Windover Open Sun 1-5 :30
EXCITING CONTEMPORARY
Prime area or Corona del Mar r Custon1 bll .
3 bdrm home for presenl O\vner. 2 Years
new. This is the unusual for the young at
heart!
228 Gol denrod Open ~a t-Sun 1·5:30
IRVINE TERRACE
Fantastic view of bay, i·etty & ocean !rom
•Ji~I rm, matter br ft am. rm. This 3 bd·
rm home is beautifully 1naintained. Lge.
H&F pool. Shown by appt. on ly. $87,500
BliACH BEAUTY-l54,500
Split-level 2 bdrm, 2 ba condo w/gorgeous
ocean view. Swedish firepl. Near tennis
courts & garden area . Electric kitchen.
''Our 25th Ye•r"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 San Joaquil) Hiiis: Roed
NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910
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Gen•'r•I 1111 CIJM!.tiJ 1000
GOLDEN WEST
ESTATE
Popular 4 bedroom, 2 bath
t.1on!erey Mod el wi th cu1t-
ton1 carpets and drapes,
pus h bu!lon kitchen. f'OR·
!\1AL dining' roon1, SEPAR.
ATE family room and SE-
CLUDED ma.llll'?' sUite. As-
sume i;ubjC'ct to 61h',; gov.
ernment loan, $37.900 f ULI.
PRICE.
Walker & Lee
Reallors
7682 Edi11&er
842·44~ a.m.~140
BAYSHORES
OPEN SAT. & SUN . 1.5
1611 IAYIHORE OR .
Great location, near priva1e
hearh. Bay Club ,f, Yach!
Anchorage • Charming early
An1r:r1can 2 bdrn1. Lge, llv.
room, 1mp1aCtij,ite condiuon,
room to e1tpand . Aiking
S-19.300
BAYSHORES
Ten·if1c fam ily hon1e I l(lt'
lxlrn11. -I batllll. !Se. Ii\',
1'00111. din. room, cor. lol
cx.cl:'tl ent lin1nciug ; $5'1 ,S:iO.
BACK IAY
A11pl'ox. 111 acre, A·l zonin.i:
• Rooni for horses . al x .JO !
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GRAND OPENING
First time shQwn; beautiful t bedroom, 3 bath
2 atory home. immaculate & colorful , ter·
rifle family roo m, formal dlnlng & sunken
Jiving room. Th.is is a "Sunset Magazine"
type borne & is well worth seeing. lt is prlc~
ed at $54,500. First time open this S•turd•Y
& Sunday 1 to 5 at 2085 Swan Drive, Mete
Verde.
Coll Mtta Verde Reelty, .546-.5990
for eo'y dlr•ctlont
ALSO
When you are in the a rea al50 see this 4
bedroom, 3 bath pool home wJth a view to
Ca talina. Beautiful floor plan & attractive
Beautiful split le vel with everything· includ-
out. OjNn I to 5 5und•y at ·171l C•nery,
Meta Verde.
AND
So sad. deal fell thru and owner is in Texas !
decor. Offered at $54,950 and owner is moving
ing 3 car garage & covered patio overlook-
in g a delightful rear yard. Floer plan is a
winner ! Home is vacant! Now at $44.900 and
an>..iou s. Open Sunday 1 to .5 at 19l0 Sw•n
Drive, Mes:a Verde.
2850 Mai;a varoe Ori~t • Co1ta Mf1•
PHONE 546-51190
General
BALBOA ISLAND IUYS
~ 140 SO. BA\'. 4 Br. house. Xlnt Joe . f'ull pier.
Priv. !inane. Phon e for app'l. 675-3331
OPEN HOUSE SAT/SUN. 1·5
200 EMERALD. 2 BR hnn1e --1 gues t rm. &
ba., 2 frpl cs .. dbl. gar. 11uo1n to bid . Choice
locati on.
CORONA DEL MAR
SJi ORECLl FFS. Large bu ilding site in th is
beaut. fee simple residenlial a rea. $32,500.
216 PO PPY . fieauL exec. hon1e, walkir.g:
dist. to be ach. Exciting v1e\v . ·c·all fo r appt.
lo see. $115,000.
CHARMING Channel Reel Apt. 2 BR. 2 ba.,
breathtaking vie"' overlooking jetty & ocean.
Priv. tertace. Call for appt: to see. S78,500.
WILLIAM WINTON, Realtor
229 Merine, &•Ibo• ltland 675-3331
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OUPLEX
Large Bed roonts. 1 ba!h each.
near CMita l\ofesa Park S
C'lubhouse. $21,500. Sho,,.. n
by appt, NEED C1\5'.ll'
Sant• Ana He i;hts
(}.vrw!' Y.1]1 :.ell f HA·VA. ~
Bedrn1, 2 ba , 20x20 hv. 1111. + lg din rn1., bJt.1ns. 11l1!i•
W:Rr. Nr. UCI nr tradr for lgl'
•I bedroo111 . S2fl.000.
VA or FHA Buyers
J usl l1111ed • lh1s SpK· & Spa11
t'USIOnl bl! 2 BR, I lJ,\ hon1l'
lfrdwd firs. frplc 111" 11r1>.
t"rpl&, f11 ps, l'llt'J f)aln1 . dhl
g11r. \\'alk In shops. 122.:icJO
LIOO ISLE
l1un1aculu1c 3 Bcdr1n, :! ll.1\11
ho111r P11lio, fireplai'r, 11P11·-
ly p11.1n1ed. Shown by a11-
po1u1n1c111. ~l.500.
Lachenmyer
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HOME +
BUSINESS
A goldC'n opportunity for you
-1n1ag-1ne an 8 l°X"2l1' C·l
111"0f)('I ty \1:ilh an ex!ra &harp
3 l3f'droon1, 112 Bath home.
l/Vt'rs11ct/ clhll'' garage t-
~•oral!'e gul'llifCI. Located
(luwnto1111 Cos1a J\1esa. Low
1Jo\1n payment at $260 a
1nonth a! 7 1'2',~ int .. 1\•ith no
hmn l'hiirij:c~ Call no w .. ,
(Open Ev•s:. 'til 8:30 )
Newport ,,
fiiiirview
646·8811
(iiin ytlme)
-4-LUX0RY-UNl¥s
OPEN SAT /SUN. 1-S
324 ASTER STREET
LAGUNA BEACH OPliN THIS
WEEKEND POOL. ~ ,\ JO !lobby 100111 l!ifiO Ne11·por1 Blvd .. C.l\1. Surx'rfur 11ualil). 512 Yrs, old.
OPEN SAT/SUN from 1:00
3160 Country Clu b Dr .
2500 Sq. rt. ho mr acl'Ois fron1
a fairway of ~Iesa Verde
Count ry Club. Huge (!001
size lo1 &. lovely 3 + din
& rumpus or gam~ rm 40'
long. 211 Balhs.
IOpcn E\·~rungsl
Newpttrt Helghti ·
w1we1 bar, wall hunK rf'· CAU_. 64&-3928 or M~.3~~1
ftigerato1" 4 bdrms. 2 IJa ths, Optn Evenings
fan1. roon1 . <I car garage 11' I .,!!!!'l":~""!!"'l''!'!~!!!!!'
stOl'nge for cam1)('r or mo· 4 BR. 2 BATH
Lor coach, block v.·all fe nN!, . $11,295 loaded wl lh ext111s an d
ONLY $58,500, "C" THOMAS Built On Your Land 1343 'q .ft. living an·a RHltor All lath &: 1)ta~1 .. r
Tf11rdwood l'ahlnf'IS 124 \\'. Coast ll"'·y, 518.fla27 Brtoakfast bRr
N1"1.·Port Bes ch, Eve. $4.').Sti-13 l'ultrna n baths
Snaclnus 1vardrr10C~
JUST $1.41 SO. FT.
PEER at PIERI
N0-011(' O\'rr another
NO.One under anolher
Big level lot 75Xl20
B I stoves, 3 fine rerrig's.,
hr1111t . w/\\' c~rpets &: drap.
('~ Ind. pr1v. pa!Jos 1 bat.
tu11;.. Quiet prh1ac_•y, 1-!lg h
111co111e. Minimum wo r k.
,\\lrac ll' low Int ra1e. Good
l.o. shelter. E·Z \Valk to
br;irh & 1o"·n
GLAD KERP.
Delancy Real Estate
I 21128 E. COR I [ ll"''Y-. Cdi\1
673-3710
TRI-LEVEL
l/4 Acre Estate !-;HAR P :1 bNlrn1 hon1" onl.v
2 yrs old 1vlth huge ('(l\'£'1'l'lt
.~ S<:TeellCd pallO, i\lodcril
built1ns A d1sh'>'·ashcr Takr
over VA LOAN al 6".,;, int ..
Sll!I Pl'r mo. incl taxe1.
Priced _al $29,900.
Pio nn1n~-J).·sli;H-F1H<1n• 111i.;
STANCO BUILDERS
"1400 homes & <-1'1:;
built sint~· '57 · l 11 r11i H1r lull 111 Ueau11 rt1l
i\l i'.::S,\ V E:llDF~. Son1r view
111 Oc·e11.n & Hunlinglo>"I
B('d!'h, I Rcd1oorns. 3 Bal h.~.
Separ1tte 1'11.nuly Room, f'or.
n1al Dlnln& Room a. B~ak·
rast Areii off K1lchrn, Court
)tird ~' '1 Home 111 excel-
lent cond llkl n, ,
Cun•in~ drlvC'.,..'llY lf'arl~ lo
riueinl n1anor houSf', 0PC"n
bea1n ce11inp, f' a m i I y
room, bretklael nook, lile
bath1, wood floor. View of
Newport Bay, "4. aC'n! of
beautJfµl 1arden. Call now .
6l;0003
FOREST E. OLSON
INC. REAL 'roftS
EASTILUFF
$37,500 ! !
Best \'alue 1n the af"f!a . A
roomy J Bedroon1 fa1nily
room home with island cook
center , I~ cornf'r lot, all
tn lop condition. And . . ,
Ownt"r will help llfllUICe.
CALL 6714550
h~> Till: RLAJ,
"'-LS' 1 'AT l.:J<S "'
•
COATS
" WALLACE
REALTORS
-m-4141-
(0ptn ivenlng&)
CLASS
lor the fam ily ll\tt "'JJUS
lhe be1I Lovely 2 &IOI")' R~
PUBLIC llOMt: in 1tln1
neljhbo1·hoocl . 4 l.,cc bedrm•.
~ Im . lonnal dJn. huae f11 m
I'm. ~111.11y 11leaalng feahu"
ea. A1kln1 J.Q,750. Cali ~tr.
..Ntleon. f>0..115J, Herit~
nf'111lnr11
CALL 537 -0380
CLOSED S\!NDA\"
10666 \Ves lm iruoter A\'c.
G11rdr n Grove
ARTIST!
RETREAT
SZ9, 9SO Call for Showing ..•• 543-2313
10 THf. l<LAI,
"-ESTATEJ<~j ·1r • , l '.I •'
Rambling SPLM' • 1.EVEl.
i·hartnl!r \l'il h INSPIRING
OCEAN VIE\V! Br1n1ed ceil
hlll, FIREPLACE, 1undr.ck,
u1Tn01t 5eC:lu&ton. Somclhtna I '"iiilliiiliii"'"""""""'iiil" I
"N'llly unique"!" LiDO WATERFRONT I
Walker & Lee APTS.·320 LIOO NORO
NOW PIOUCEO TO
JHJ \\lestcllff Dr,
&t6n11
f))w-11 't1I 9:00 P~I
DUPLEX
2.2 Rdnn, • Ee.1t1lde
Anunl" 6% i::t. loan, 134,950
Ff'\RTlN ro 642-5000
•
$150,000-Xlnt Terms
Ii Be11u1Hul units. 6 car ~
r&(t'i> & uullty room. "'Ith I
80 fl fronling on f'X('('llrnt
~wh11n11n1; llC'1u·h. Un!tlf are
newly rum1thed.
Bill Grundy, Rt•ltor
llJ Dovt'r Dr , N B 6U·~620 ------
OllANtH
COUNTY'S
LAROE IT
'
2629 HARBOR
BOULEVARD
546-8640
Op .. lfn ....
tlU l rlO
LOOK!
EASTSIOE.
3 BED. 2 BATK •
$21,000
I.sn't 1hat unbelif'vtble7
Jn east.side COlil!I. Mesa,
lhis hunil;' may be .sold
alr{'lldy, it ha:; julil been
paint('(! insid e and out.
It'!'! t•lf'an as a \1•hl&llel sharp as a tack and· wll ·
1e11 llkt-hotc11 kcs so you'd bell.et h urry.
A POOL IS A POOL
IS A PpOL .
But this one Is indoors
theatW 11.nd filtered).
The house is in show
condition with 3 ma1ter-
sizc ~droon1s, his and
hf'r tiled baths. The
la ndscaplnJI' i1 ou t of this: world, all pro(eg.
1lonally done. f'inaneln9
-the best. Take over
exisUng VA IOlln. annual
percentage rate of 6%-
$196.00 l\lo. includes
everything. Le t's go
1wlmmln'. Call Farrow
Alty.
4 BEDROOM
FIXER-UPPER
NO DOWN
It's vae11.111 and ready
lo be clf'aned up a llttlf, wi th Jl(Hlll' paint and
scrubbing -but at •
11rice nf ~25,500 you
havf' everything you
nPrrl. 4 bii: hcdroom1, 2
ho lhs, douhlc garage,
'>''all to 11·all carpeting
lhroui,:hot1t, b u ilt-In
kitchen. forced air h1a1 ,
and 11'1 only 6 year& old.
No do'>' n lo Vets, or
minimurn do\1 11 FHA.
Hurry! Call Farrow
RJty.
BUY
THIS HOUSE
For !:?3.&>0. you won't bf' sor1•y beca use it'• one
of A kind. lierc's why.
:i bedroom~. 2 baths.
double garage, beauUful
yards, shady covered
patio. Located in Coslll
~lesR with a free sea
brertt>. Don't worry
aboul down payment.
Tht·rf' isn't any if yau're
a Ve t. C11me in and take
a !(otl k. Coll farrow Rlly.
INEXPENSIVE · YES
CHEAP · NO
\Y ha t else can ""'e ~·
No money down to Vets.
$100 do"'n FllA -OH! It 1lso has a double ga-
ra11:c a nd a big lot. Cl.JI
110'°"', beiOl'f JI gelJ1!
HERE IT IS
3 BEDROOMS
$22,950
Unl*.Ji~\ II.bit• but truf'.
f or 5,:;.!:,1]50, )'OU gr.l
beautiful 1~·1111 lo u•all
deluxe t hag carpetinR
1hruuRhou\. new llled
ki tchen and bath, J btd·
roon1s, In l'l.!f' lot, lovPly
be.ck ~e.rd and patio.
Lo"· dn11'n l'llA. See this one NO\V !
OUNGI
COUN'IY'S
LAIGHT
2629 HARBOR
BOULEVARD
546-8640
Open lwenln11
tiff l 1JO
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HOU SES FOR SAL E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
S.1turd.iy, August 1, 1970 OAllV PILOT %7
HOUSE S FOR SA LE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUS ES FORSALE ' -------l;Geiiiinii•ii••iiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil~OOOii;iG;;i•iiineiiir;;i•~liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitOOO~ Gener•I 1000 -··I 1000General 1000 ·Gttneral lOOOG1neral 1000Ganeral 1000
·P ete Barrell Jea/t'I
ft'Bdenl~
LIDO· NEW EXCLUSIVE!
Exciting contemporary familv home choice
corner, beautiful J'atio. $68,oob . '
620 Via Lido Sou
Open Saturday & Sunday 3 to 5
WESTCLIFF AREA .
PRICE REDUCTION!
·rhis custom home becomes more attractive
al this new price. Exceptional value in this
im1naculate 4 bedroom, dining room, family
room home with large yard and dog run.
1507 Lincoln l ane Optn Sunday 2 to 5
DOVER SHORES • VIEW
.l\n eJe&o.ant '1 bedroom, dining room. family
room. home. Adult occu pied-move in con-
rlition.
1124 Santiago Drive Open Sunday 1 to S
Offil:e Open Saturdays & Sundays j PET~60~!~~1~J1 ... RN~tLTY
·~ 642-5200
G1n1ral 1000 Gen1ral 1000
CUTE & CLEAN Assume 6% FHA
A VC'ry 11t1r11t·lhf" 2 bf'tlrm
f-:.Sid<• h(llUP lhu·d1~ood
l!r11, hUrf• kitcht'n, nllt>y 1'11'-
t:rss. llol'1111 for htl111 flr lrlr
on large H·2 lot. Only $21,9,10
Call ll11y Gaul!. 5-10-1151,
Herllttgie Realtor.~.
\Vesls ide 4 BR _ den • 2 ha.,
3 car gar, $24.000 at $208
per nio. financed, Include&
P.I.T.I.
Costa Mesa Investment
548-7711
Open Houses
THIS wiEKEND
... , tfll1 llti11ily dli'KIO'Y wltll ye1 rilll ......... •
r•11 t• house h1111rt119. All tM loccrrt•M tl5tff Mt••
ere 111-.crtboil In ,,.Cl .. , Ill.toll by ~lllf e ....
where h1 today't OAILY PILOT WANT ADS. PetteM
d1owl119 •IM" 11011'" for tole er te ,.,., .,. .,tff
tci ll•t Mich l11for-Ho11 111 tllb col111'1111 MU Frlffy.
HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom)
2210 Private fld. New port Beach
962-5585 (Sun 1-51
328 Poppy Ave., Corona de\ f..1ar
6i5-3428 (Sun 2-4)
('2 Bedroom & F amily or Den )
2606 Del Vrlay No. C, 11unti ngton Beach
545-8424 (S un 1-51
13 Bedroom)
4.607 \Vayne. Corona del Mar
671>6i4l; ~75-6459 . (Sun. 1-51
8262 Snowbird, llunt1ngton Ileach
842-6691 (Sun. 1-5)
620 Seaward (Corona Highlands) CdM
673-6510 (Sun t.51
1019 Linden Place. Costa Mesa
548-9419 (Sat & Sun 10-51
826 Darrell, Cos ta f..·tesa
"42-9730 eves: 546-0720 (Sat 1-5)
1515 Bonnie Ooone (Irvine Terr) CdM
641-4910 (Sal & Sun 1-5 :301
228 r..-oldenrod. Co rona det Mar
644-4BJO (Sat & Sun 1-5:30)
20:19 Irvine Avenue. Costa Mesa
644-4910 (Sun 1·5.30)
(3 Bedroom & Family or Din)
1160 <.;leneegles 1'errace. Costa Mesa
642·6657 (Sun. 1-5)
316 Narci.slius, Corona del Mar
673-6642; 675-6459 (Sun. 1-5)
724 f..<talabar, Corona de! Mar
673-2222 (Sat & Sun 2-7)
2800 Catal pa, Ne\~·port Beach
673-8550 (Sun 2·5)
301 Aveni do Cerri to~. Newport Beach
673-8550 !Sun l-51
2272 rtut gc rs (C.'ollege Park), C~1
5~fi-23 13 (Sun 2-6)
646-0555. 642·7438 ISal & Sun l-51
234R F'ordh<im Drive, Costa Mesa
fi40-0555 ; 64?r7438 (Sat & Su n 1-5\
335 Nassau Rd . <Colle~e Park) C~1
545-2703 l Sal & Sun 10·51
1100 Sa nd Jl1 rier Dr. Coro na de! 1'-far
fi75-2787 (Sun 1-51
433 161h Place. Newport Beach
642-8235 (Sa t)
1701 P ort Abbey, Corona del Mar
675-32JO (Sun)
1760 f\1i ssouri. Costa Me sa
545-8424 (Sun 2-6)
216 Via Genoa (Lido Isl e) NB
673-i300 /Sun 1-5)
308 l .. a .Jolla INe"•port ~feights) NR
644-4910 /Sun 1-5:30)
*204/l ('omniodore <Baycrest) NB
64&.3255 ISa t & Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom)
21 1 rvlorning Canyon, Corona del ~1ar
1'15-0303 (Sat 2-4, Sun 1·51
3009 RoAnoke. Costa f\1esa
645-0303 , (Sat 1-41
***:jt5 Collins Island. Newport Beach
835-5164 or 673-9043 C6at & Sun 12-5)
11:w Santiago Dr (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
*1721 Galatea <Irvine Terrace) Cdf\1
642·6472 : 673-3468 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
**It J. ... inda Isle Dr. <Linda Isle) NB
6;5-3210 ISal & Sun )
2627 Buckeye (EMlblufl) NB
644-2430 ; 833-0700 (Sun 1-5)
(4 Bedroom & F amil y or Dan) •
t8!lO'i Ant101·h 11r. Irvine <Turtle Rc;>ekl
6i5-27W: G75-3331 (Sun 9 on)
28!'.1 1 ('lubhouse Rd (f\lesa Verde), CA1 l\4~-4816 1Snt & Sun 1-5)
2005 l'nrl ll r1stol tNe\vport J-!Uls), NB
675-3000 /Sat & Sun 1·5)
249 Evening Canyon CShorecliffs), Ct.1
675-3000 •Sol & Sun 1-5 )
1842 Irvine (Baycl'est), NB
644-7755 (Sun 1-51
1900 Irvi ne (Baycresll, NB
675-SOOO (Sat & Sun 1-6)
oflnJa· J~/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY & SUNDAY
26 Linda Isl• Drive
Corp. owned.:; Br. 5 baU\ home facin~ Harbor
Jsland. Jacuzzi & sauna. Comp. furn., for
immed. occup. W /dock ............ $200,000
77 L Inda I 1le Drive
New 5 Br .. 5 baU1 home on lagoon. Marble
entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom; Huge m str
Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Large liv. &
tam. rms. w/frplcs. w/deck ...... $1851000
Occuphtd-Linde lite Dr.
Cust . 6 BR., study, 5 bath home w/3 frplc~ .•
circular stairway. decorator selected carp.
& drapes. Shown by appt. ........ $210.000
Waterfront Lots
No. 54 : On lagoon. With plans ..... $60,000
No. 41 : \V/76.2 Ft. of long water v,iew facing
Harbor Island. With home ....... $295,000
No. 76 : Wide lot on lagoon ........ $85,000
No. 88: Corner Point lot with 118 n. of fron t·
age. Long water view. Plans available.
For complete information on
all other homes & lot1, call:
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
833 Oov•r Or., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620
MACNAB • IRVINE
FINER HOMES
COUNTRY SHOWPLACE
Thorobred horses, •fruit trees, pool, mani·
cured grounds & artist's studio. make th.is
home a showplace of country living on beau·
tiful Mesa Drive. Custom built brick & wood
residence of rural charn1, has 71000 sq. fl un·
<!:!r heavy sh1ke roof, on I acre oi !and. $240,·
OOQ. Call Barbara Aune for app't. 642-8235.
WESTCLIFF
6.5% Loan; spotless 3 bedroom. 2 bath; ne\v
kitchen, dining room. on large landscaped
corner lot. Reduced to $48.500.
BAYCREST
Reduced $4,000 for fa~t sale. Beautiful 5 bed -
room, 21h bath. 2-story home. Formal din ing
room. large breakfast area; !a1nily room \vith
\\·et bar. Room for pool. View fron1 2nd story
balcony. This hon1e n1ust be ~een for out-
standing value. $89,800.
NCWPORT BEACH
Charming 2 ·story English Cotta,ge. 3 Bed·
roo1ns & fa 1nil y roon1. n1anicured garden~:
close to shopping. $39,500. Open Sat.; 433
16th Place.
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
Un usual, custom buill 6 bedroom tiome on 2
lots, fp.ring sn1all park -close" to ocean, bay,
---v-tennis clu b & boat launch ramp. J\1t1ny extras.
1000 General 1000 Property clear. jusl reduced to $95 ,000.
eBEACH BARGAHli EA5TBLUFF CUSTOM
l B~. fix~r-upper at Yl'stcr-Perfect 3 bedroon1 family ho1ne. Giant bed-Eastside Tri-plax
Niew ca.I'pf'ts, bltlns, gai·ai:::rs,
xlnl cond. Income $425 m o.
Assun1e new VA loon of
Sl,j,000. 7'h".1o. Prict" S-12,500
Prine. only. Olvnt'r 546-2159.
tlay s pnet"s! Only S24,0CKI . , ·
• lt'rms. Steps to OCl'an, roo1n n1akes huge. nursery or ch1I~ s play.
club & lennis roon1 ; 2'rl balhs; d1n1ng roon\ & family roon1 ,
CAYWOOD. REALTY /\must to :-ee, \\'ith it s' large tree!!. $49.950.
6300 \\'. Coast Hv.•y., NB Ca ll Rick ~1acnab for app'L 042-8235.
e .!-ltl-1290 e THE WAY OF LIFE
4507 Dorchester (Cameo i'Iighlands), Cd~1
675-3000 (Sun 1-51
1300 Santanella (Irvine Terrace ), Cd~1
675-3000 (Sal 1-51
9678 Toucan, Fountain Valley
962-1373 /Sun 1-5)
*1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach
546-8281 (Sat & Sun 1-4)
913 Darrell, Costa Mesa
645-2468 (Sat & Sun 10-61
9866 La More, J.funtington Beach
842-6691 (Sun 1-51
16052 A·Ielody Lane. llunt1ngton Beach
842-6891 (Sun 1-51
16122 Giarc, J.luntington Beach
842-0604 (Sun 1-51
9342 Pier Dr .. l·luntington Beach
842-6891 (Sat&, Sun 1-5 ) *888 Sandcastle, Corona del Mar
675-4930 I Sat & Sun 1 ·5 I
9.t02 Daytona Circle, i'lunlington Bea<'h
645-0303 (Sun 1-51
2803 Europe {f.1esa Verde). CM
54&.2313 1Sot & Sun 2·61
1430 Galaxy Drive (Dover Shores) NB
64&.1550 (Open Daily)
*1749 Skylark Lane, Newport Beach
548-8281 (Sun 2-4)
1038 Sea Lane (Harbor View I.fills) CdM
644-2540 (Open Daily )
1038 Sea Lane (lfarbor View Hills) CdM
644-2540 (Open Daily 10-6)
1507 Lincoln Lane {Westcliff areal NB
642-5200 (Sunday 2-51
11 24 Santi ago Dr. <Dover Shores) NB
642-5200 !Sunday 1·5)
620 Via Lido Saud (Lido Isle ) NB
642-5200 (Sat & Sun 3-5)
1330 Galaxy Dr .. (Dover Shores) NB
642-8235 (S at & Sunl
~*4627 Camden (Cameo Shores) CdM
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
1606 Antig ua \Vay (Dover Shores \ NB
675-3210 !Sal & Sun)
17081 Sai nt Andrews Lane, HB
848-6381 /Sat & Sun 12-41
*1915 Chubasco Dr., flrvine Terr.) Cdl\1
673-3211 ; 545-2300 (Su n 1-5)
2716 Windover Dr .. Corona del Mar
614-4910 (Sun 1-5:301
877 Sandcastle (J-la rbor View Hills) CdM
644-4910 (Sun 1-5 :30 )
*2719 Albatross (Mesa Verde ) CM
648-3255 eves.; 642·1155 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
*1615 Santia~o Dr., (Dover Shores) NB
833-0700 ; 644-2430 /Sat & Sun PMi
18212 Beach Blvd., HB
962-1373 (Sat & Su• 1-5)
*7021 Blue Sails. llunt1ngton Beach
962-1373 (Sun 1-5 1
9678 Toucan, l<'ountain Valley
962-1373 (Sun 1-0 I
2515 Windover. Corona del Ma r
644-1416 (Open Sun 1·5)
(5 .Bedroom &.Family .or Den)
2507 \Vindover (i'larbor View JLill s). CdM
675-:IOOO (Sat 1·51
1407 Sanlanella <Irvine Terrace ). Cc1l\1
675-m> {Sun 1*51
261 I Redlands, Newport Beach
645-0303 (Sun 1-5 J
*1536 Galaxy Dr., (Dover Shores!, NB
642-8235 (Sal & Sun )
6541 Ja rdines. 1-Juntington Beach
642-4455: 540-5140 (Su n 1·51
***1014 Polaris Dr .. (Dover Shores)
NB . 642-11235 (Sunday)
(6 Bedroom & Family or Den}
14.23 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores ). ND
DUPLEX FOR SALE
(1.& 2 Bedroom )
709 and 7091t'J Larkspur, Corona clel A1ar
673-8550 /Su n 1-51
(2 & J Btdrooms)
420-426 Gofdenrod, Corona del Mar
673-2222 (Sun 1-S)
7"..0 Orchid. Corona del A-lar
675-1602 (Sat 12·3)
4 UNIT APARTMENT
FOR SALE
(2 Bedrooms each)
324 Aster St., Laguna Be11ch
673-3770 (Sat & Sun 1-5) . , ...
* '* W.-fr .. * • • PMI Mt! W-.rtre11t
Smart & luxurious -4. bedrooms. 3 baths;
2-story & surrounded by green grass, acres
of trees & cool. clean air. $47,900. Call Char-
lotte Long 642-8235.
BAYFRONT LOT
On Morning Star. at \\•idest part of channel.
\Vill take boat over 50 feet. The last avail·
able. $68,500. Terms possible.
IRVINE TERRACE
4 Bedroom. fa1nily room , den. formal dining
roo n1. Beautiful yard \Yith room for a poof.
Low leasehold. $65,000. Call Irene l·Iudson
for app't. 642·8235.
CORONA DEL MAR DUPLE X
In beautiful South side-3 bedroo n1s. 2 baths.
each apart1nenL Near exciting shopping.
Great rental area. Price, $62,500. 602 Avoca-
do. O\vner anxious. Call Gladys Russell for
appo111tn1ent. 642-8235. • MACNAB·IRVINE
Realty Company
1080 B1yside Drive
90 I Dover Dr., Suite 120
Newport Beach
675-3210
642-8235
1000 Gentral 1000
DOVER SHORES
Showplace
1430 Galaxy
Drive
Ivan \\/rlls 01oc.lr l homt" nll\\'
available for in11nediu1,. oc.
cupancy. 4 Bcdronn1s, 3
b111hs, 3 car garuge. You
n1ay have your i:ardcn in-
doors in lhe spaf'lou11 'fra\'-
erlint• mlU·blr atrium \\llh
soarin~ 1~' h1~h llkyli~ht or
ouWonn; lhru the slidin1:
gl:iss ..... d!Js of 11 .!!pac1ous
living rn1 v.•11h Panoramic
V1pw. E-..:prrtl y 1•arp1•tcd.
dl'l!pcd 11nd dt't'Ol'ated. Co1n-
plt'tely l1n!l~a11Cd $106.COO.
Open daily 10 to S
Ivan Wells & Sons
Roy J. Ward Co.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1430 Galaxy Dtive &46-\ft,jt)
(Qpen Ua1ly)
'19,000
3 Bedroom homc in Cmta
h1esa located on nice 1rec-
Hnt."l'I sll'ef'\, llorne h<1s huge
y11ni far llw children. \\'ilh
11Q dov.·n jl!Jyment. and a
posillvt> $2000 /H\Jfil 1n 12
n1onll11;, !!'Ii~ ls 1he hf't.1 in·
vestn1en1 y1.111'll f'Vf'I' make-.
Prove ii lo yoursclf now~
can ........... . l•l I II NICHOl.S I •.
Nichols Real Estate
,!.!6-9521
LEASE /OPTION •
LIDO ISLE
l.urf:r 6 yr old hOmr nr.
lx>ach. 4 Brirn1s., 4 baths,
plus fam . 1·111, Nt>w pain! &
drupe11, Owner has bought
ano!hl'r honlf" !· 11.nxious lo
move. Call !X>IV $35.000.
~farion Buu•
Call !or our pu:1urr Urochu~
nf currr.ru Hsungs
Iii~-~ 81).0700 644-2430
Chal1t Clnd1rella
Magical provincial touch of
"Happy 1-lard\\'ood" fl ooring
bordered v.•ilh nev.• avooado
carpet and noor to ~iling
USF.D BRICK fireplace. No
<'t'Owd1ni:-: Three Bclrrns ~
conv('rtlblf' Den, 1~ ba!hs
plus Bonus Rm. Sturdy blk
11•alh; pro recr lh1s slPeping
beauty valued al $28,500:
f111A trrms 01· Aiisume Ex-
isting LO\V pereentage rate
VA!!
M. M. LaBorde, Rltr.
&16-0&."il Eve11: 548·'.1265
COUNTRY CLUB
VIEW
A flf'rmanent view fron1 this
rutt1c hon1E', faring LK>autl-
lul Sanla Ana Country Club.
l.Jlrge 76 Ji 1~, R-2 IOI for
later .,-..;panston. 1500 ,,quaf'I'
lool horn(' with douhlP car
gani.ge, !l's a buy at $24,500.
Call Now ' 546-2311
1.-.:> THE REAL
'""-ESTATERS
'-'·. ' ..
n2,950 FULL PRICE
3 Queen-$i7.e Bedrooms, largt'
garagr. deep lot \l.<ilh lots
nf lrecs. "Mom", ii ha~ a
llUCE kilcheo. CarpelJ,
ri1'!lpe1t • NO WORK NEEO.
ED . JUST MOVE IN . C.I.
11nd FlfA Terms. Paymrnt11
llJll.a \hatt rent. CALI..~
9-.. ,. ·Walk~~"~ Lee
Custom Bu ilt
Largt 3 Bedroorn Ir f11mll)'
+ ""11~•· ' l'UJ!:IOtn drap.
t:I. Newl'f!I I: f1nMI hl1in
kltchrt"n Shak" rnnf, l'Ol"k
fireplarr Th~i::S Lilt with
boat gatr erwi m11nit"111'tfl
lanril<'tiptng. F'ull ri r i c f'
SlR.500. 01.Ustandlni; U11flf'r
Bay locarlon. Call M0-1151
ror 1.ll d~talls.
27fl0 HArbor Blvd al Adams
."tol5416.i Opr.n 'Iii !J P~1
Lido . New Li1tlng
l..o\<ely & newly redeeoralcd
4 & lgt h1m1ly room, open·
Ins: onlo patKI. Suncleck. J
Flllnu!rs 10 beach A t~
court•. Kitrhtn • new t:
modem. Call fnr •PJlt,
! Open l.Wnlnaa I
S41·SllO
(flllWciNIM ~
~f:!:~
r-RES
24 """·-·c~ UL Ts Ja4tlt
YEARS CJl~/!i."'11t1'l'~
OF ~~'4114~ TH Ru e..
REAL
lO{IJ ESTATE sE·a--EXPERIENCE V1cE
It 's the SOLD SIGN thot counts
WE SELL 3 HOMES PER DAY
LET YOURS BE NEXT
Lov•·ly :.? an R1tnl·h Stylf'
hon1e on 111irle lut-..-.·f'
t'81l it a Ran<'hrtte. Lot!
flf ll'vrl ground, zonf'd
for hors~ r gut'!lt roo1n
v.·ith ~ baths. Lots or
storagl.' & plr nty o(
room for C'Xpa.nslon. Lo-
call'd in o ne or our fin·
f"!l.I horse areas. Askin1::
$33.950. 5•16·5440
SPLASH SPLASH
Thl~ d lffcrt"nl 3 Bl~ ~
hath hon1f' y.-/spal'klini.:
JIOOI and :l{) 'i'. 20 J!8!llf'
run111 Is i.;T1•t1 I for pur-
t ir~ t1nd sun1n1l'r fltn
B41l!111 kitr?11•n. 1•h11i1·t'
Collcgr Park lnc•11t1c1n.
t'llA 11pprnlst'ri. /\.'!k1ni.:
S:l4,950 Diii nov.·
~4ti·~<l•IO
THIS IS
RESERVED
FOR YOU!
If you wont top bll·
llnt call now! First s••., to coll t•h
this spot.
546-5440
FIXER UPPER $22.500
Just listed Jn good loc·a·
!Ion in Co.~l&. f\·lcsa •I
lledrn1, family room, :.!
baths, O\\'llt'I' says s~ll
"AS JS". F1nfu1cing-avail
\Vil h $3700 d111vn. ~xist
ini: loan ran be as~u111-
l'd 11 ilh no anntial pl'r·
o·l'nlagl' rall' 11djustmPnt.
Prl.'~l'nt 111tr1~1 :)ll. r,,.
546-5440
1rs A DILLY,
DON'T DALLY
Rl'nlf~1nbt•r thl' old sary.
Ing, the early bird feti
thl' l'l'orm. It 's overDow•
i11g \Yilh valut'11 for the
buyer ~ jU!lt listed ln
nirr Co.,ta rtle&a loca ·
111)11. 3 BR. 2 bath&, $26.·
950 -ANO you'll buy
It br f ore you cet
through tilt front door .
546-5440
l UNITS
rLUS 15'/o HTUIN
2 BR's t"1teh unit -ron·
\'Pnlcnt location, near
schools .l sho1>1Jing -
2aragr -pool - asking
$35.950 -own~r will
t·arry pa!)f'r -11.nxiou1
-makr o ffer: !>46·5440
PuRCHASl -WnH -CoNFtDINCI
FROM YOUI LOCAL
REALTOR
PAUL -w HITE -CARNAHAN
THI RIGHT
INYHTMINT
J5 equal to • llfet!mie of
toil. •lcrl!'li your chance
and only 11. .short walk lo
1hopp1ng, Cheek th1~
?tleu. Vierdf' f'OUR-
PLEX. Pote.ntla.I lncomf'.
$600 fM"I' month. Priced
$.':i4,000. 546-M40
FOR LU.SI !
In north ~t"Ction nf Crn;IA
l\:tesa. NPar Elc1ncntafy
!ll'hool. 4 Bit. 2 b11th
house "'ilh all btl!n11,
nicr condition S25v. prr
1110. 111l Rnd lll~t month
fl'lll In advancf'.
546·5440
HAT THI
HIGH COST!
room ·ming
26 x 15 living ronn1.
MU-5440
DISTINCTIVE
DESIGN
Crl't'ts you the very
minute you drive up
to 3098 COLLEGE.
So! \Vhy not drive up
SUNDAY: it!I exterl·
or 11 nd intt:rior ap-
pointments &peak or
comfort, ease and
dignity. Pricrd as Bl·
tractivdy a.a lt lookil
at 126.950.
OPEN SUNDAY
1 :00 to 5:00
546°5440
EYE CATCHING
and so liveable. Grac·ious
:i'';;!SOJllLD. F~'~ Long lity!
Thrn ru~-
10111 only
$33.5 . ...~ <,.
a s.sumablr loan
S46-!'v140
TO ALL IUYHS!
AND
RENTERS!
Tri"mE"nd(,US b 11 r g 11 I n.
o"•ner leaving at·ra n1us1
br fref' ot lhis nil'c :'I
l){'droon1 h{lme. Sn', hr
•11.Y.S SELi.! l!rdu!'el'l
S2,000 to !120.500. S750
00\V N i111·lud ini:: cln~
ln)!; cosl.1o. S190 rwr
n1C'lnth inrludrs pr!nt·i-
pal intrrr.s l, ta.'Ct!Ji and
11111. Call llOI\'! This Oil!'
j,. 'ii( th llOld. 546-5440
IT'S A$ PllTTY
as a newly li ghted Ro.
man candle on t h e
Fourth or July: only
this one Is a Grecian
modern pool. Beauty,
bcauly e_very"'hl're in
this 11parkllng 4. BR plut
2 bath in hear t or ?tleu
del ?t1ar. Close to 11Chool1
and park. As king only
$34.950. 546-5440
YA~UE PACKED
That's 11'hat you "'ill aay
1\hcn you ~Pt' !hi111 rour
bt'droon1 a nd large FR.
Il111 extf"rior and interior,
11 111H1inln1i>nl.s spea.k ~\
1·omfl"lrl, ease and dlgnl-•
1v Inner circlr Meo
Vcrdr 1 .... ·o s tory. Full
priCf'. $42,950. 5'16-5440
ATTINTION
ALL CATHOLIC
(Jne and one-1\8\f block
IQ parochlal scl'loo l -
this home: built rnr the
large family. Priced ()e..
low mnrkct 11.t 135.950.
\Ye have aold three at
$36,500 or more In ltil
ft'W monlhA. Jo'lVE BR's
. , ... Tl-IAT'S RJGllT,
I 11ald FIVE BR's -with
$,1500 down, EZ ~ermA
art' 11vallabl11 and It is
11-harpl 546-M.fO
SALESMEN NEEDED -CALL NOW!
~·-··~PAUL-WHITE
ftea1t11 Cn.
CARNAHAN I
1093 IAKER STRE~T. COSTA MESA
I
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546-5440
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HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE -, HOUSES FOR SALE
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THE TOWERS
Only 7 available. Panoramic bay & ocean
View.~usive J. bedroom apartmepts . .El~
vators, terraces, Jacuzzi pool.. 7o/c Financiog
wiUl 10% d.o,vn. Very special buy! $44,500 !fo
$58.500. Open Daily 1·5 P .M. 3121 W. Coast
H'vy., Newport Beach.
MACNAB • IRYINf
R9altv Company
67S.3210
Genet' al 1000 Gentra1
•
1-o•THEREAL
·'."'\.. ESTATERS '' '• ,_·, "' ''"
COZY CdM
CORON~ DEL MAI?'S choi(>SI
valut>. T"'·o BdJ'nl. be;.ch
home with beaulifu1 f'OSJ'.lf'l-
ing: 1hru out and 1nodcrn
Kitch('fl. ROOm 10 add an·
()(her int'Ome homl"! \('a]k to
ilarbor View School, Com-
mwnty Parle and l('nnls
courts.! Be part of the good
life -\l.'e. ha"(' 1he key lo
happiness at $33,000 • OWN-
ER WlLl.. HELP FINANCE!
M. M. laBorde, Rltr.
&46-0500 t~ves: 673-0116
STARTER
BARGAIN
ONLY $17,900
Own yoor home for less than
rent. NLl.'f! bcdroon1s 16' liv·
ing f'OOll1. Wasb('r ~ryer,
re{rigerator, Slflve incl. A
real bargain and u ·s R·~
Zooe . Call G~5--0.103.
FOREST E. OLSON
INC. REAL 'rOHS
Newport Beach
OPEN THIS
WEEKEND
slrN fron1 J·M OPEN THIS
2899 Baker St. WEEKEND
Oul standing 3 & fan1 rn1 --l SAT/SUN fJ'Om i ·OO
rl~11. din in,.-: mi or 41h Bedrm 3201 Wa$hington Ave. 3 BR, den, bltnt;. crpts, drPli.
ltl JoveJv "Mesa Verde Cam-In !\1esa Verdf"s lovely Mesa R-2 lot, nr business & $chis.
bn1tge itonw." )luge cover. !\l1•1Hio>1'S :;CX'tiory. Corner of 1903 Orange. 642--$064
t>d patio. Quick possess}On. c;i~h·r. 3 + Family & lge ----------
J'nct'd rlt!h1 , 1oo. s:h.1ss l"ll<'lOSPd porch 10x20. M O I M 1105
Opt'fl £.,1,ninp! :o.~.' ~ FHA loan. e•a e ar
5•6·5880 \Opl'n Evening1) * $33,950 ~ Owner *
fnnrcinemathtllll) tei Ml•YID A$Su1ne loan. 5 bdi;, tam rn1,
OLLEGE REALTY (nNrcinlmli ttiabtl 3 ba., Xlnt tooalion, 2135 San
Owner with a grttn thumh •lSOO Man.,ttarbor,CM OLA.EGE REALTY , -'""-"-L_n_.·~-~_100_1 __ _ tu 4 bedrm home In park •l5COAdlmlll:H•"*;CM. •·
11.ke yard tor sale. GOOD ,.....,...,,..,.....,...,...,,..l ...,,.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1~;:::;\i;::;;--,-7,7,i
F'lNANClNG . GOOD VAL-8 /B I! MHa Verde 1110 ~,·'GOOD FAMILY L1v Shorecliffs $22,950
J Smith R It OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 < UR, 2 BA, dblo """"'· OWNER WILL ean ' ea or 'rHHt:E lOVl'ly hortu•s In 1hi~ rr!)ts, drps. Nea.r 8Chools. LEASE OP.TION
"xr!uslv1• ron1mu1111y .. ~..tlh Fl d t 1
646-3115 11r1vute l'll>ach ac('e!>.S, Scf' IA. ™\ 0"'.11 t ~ ve ~(: 01~ M11je111ic 4 Bedm1, family
i!l']l'/l Andt'rson 11.1 .ttSSUlllP nw 111 0(1.!l. a rin $e{)al'lllf' dining rn1 +
FHA LOAN
:S Btdnn hon1e, 1"6 b:11hs,
brdwd llrli, crpt.s. d111s,
trplc, fon'Cd it1r /w•ut.
~SOO. Assumable f'llA
Joajf ns.ni 15"% fnt.)
..,8bte $157'. per mo, ind l'rinl: Int UIXr.s, ins . ' ' W•ll1-McCardt,, Rlt~1.
lllO Newport Blvd., Cllif.
$11.-77251 Eves. GH-.oo84 ,
J\lr. Nelson ;140-1151 Hen. 2Qx4o pool
249 Evening Canyon 1ag1• R1>al101't'I, 1719 A.lbatroJs ---m llA\' ,\ lmilt:ll .
I llEAl:I'\' INC.
f~T !...!_l' _ t15 JOJO J
BIG FAMILY "HOME Open S•t & Sun· 1 to 5
DovER sHOREs Jean Sm1'th, Realtor • 142:~ C::alaxy Dr. * * Open Dally 1...'i * 64~3255 Ne1,1• fwo-story 6 Br. 5 b•.
Sheer Craftsme nship Fan1. nTI., din. rm 1'FpJc5, I•••.,••••••
·Displayl'd bi th(' i~rnO!feUng 41t>. lu1. Pr1v11tt' beach. OWNEJlS f.amily raised and
of llus. a1tr-01·l!vr ChU lli'.. t'rauk Jame:> Reultor ..:one • nee! .smaller home.
hon1C'. 3 bedroom11. tantily ~lS6 ~7 Jkau!Unl ~ bedrOOn1 2 story
roorn-11nd hlrgE-TIVI"# room ANXIOUS in g<>f&OO\IS c~dit1on. A real delight homt', $49.000. f'onn11l thnln , :i family
'CO VTE\V~717L Submit ~ir tertnll on !his "rid kitchenette. \Vet bar SANTA ANA CANYON
5 ACR£:S fr" HORS~. Btaut.
cutWD n.t\ch, pool, furn.
gues' hOof!, Jmm<"d J>QWS-
doo. Will eonildcr cxchangf' --'=~~="'""';===
MAIN Rl!ALTY OUPLEX
r-0< THE REAL
\~EqTATERS ~ "~' r~ .i.rr~ .. ,..,,
SP«t'(OU~ 5 OR, 2 BA home I.· coven'd pullo th view.
tompJ w/i;to111~ frplc. blnns. Call 545-8424 SouU1 Coast
\:rnts, tlrp11. h&rriy.·ood flQ<if'f> Ilea.Hori.
& 11i:uU<r 1llnf. A:;ldng S'.12.2~i0 ·1:::::::::::!::::::'
('1111 l\1r Ntl!ll)n, 510.11;,1,
RHlton 545-8977 Close lo ocean. Larg~ 3 nr. Jii•ntu,i:e Ht•i•l!111'l!
2 balhs; frplo.'8 , dl$l1wash-8ACK BAY-PNI, $54,500 TIRED of th<if flld furn11ure?
.f Bdrm. (Am, rm. 3.ba. h11rn" George Wilfl1mson
Pu.ced. J~ttd f ,f.IJI, µ001. Realtor
ldeaJ b enterut!nlnf, 50 Ft 67J..4)50 64S..1 S64 eves.
i::ov, pelio, Owners vH),' iuv._.
too.J • 11·11E QUICKER YOU SELL
FORTIN CO, '41-HOO 111E QOICIU.'11 YOU CALL. ..
I \
I
fl '.s really not lh.•l hard
!() rrpilll't'. Jui;! Wr\IC'h Ow
furnlturt! !.. 'm.li;i·r llaucoul!
('()!umns 111 tlw Ciitll;jJJled
S.Cllo~
WON'T LAST LONG!
3 Bcdrm !\-1c'4 Verde Horur.,
\nrge flln11ly rrn., dl)Je firo-
plact>, heavy shak1 rool ll
lovely 11h11g crplJI, On nice-
ly landscaped 1fll With lr&il·
l"r ae<'ts1. Only $301500, Call
Ray GauU, MO-U~T. lf,ri.
t.ate Rl!al E&l•te.
Rouses FOR SALE
Newport Buch 1200
HOUSES FOR SllLE
Charming l Bedroom cottage.
Walklng di.Stance 1fl all shop.
p111g ._ Excellent condition.
646-7171
HOUSES FOR SALE TR~NSP~RTATION_ HOUSES FOR SAi.i' -·
C..-i'Ono del Mor . 1150 l.fdO ·"'-:_ flSI Founl•ln V•llev . 1'10
*'OPEN SUN, 1..$ * Low lnftrest Loonl
-4'07 WAYNE!· " OpportURily s llodroomo/3 cars••·
.Mol.!e in before tcbool lta.J'ft. Near P.lflt & golf coon1e.
Craclow> 3 BR.. 1% Ba. 56' Wt wlt.h room for pool. Lo\ltb' commwUty pooh &
GIMsed lanai for out.door JfofodC"rn 3 bedrn1, charming clubhous1.'s.
living, ~aciooa roortlJ. Gar-tanlily rru home. \\'ell prlc. HAFFOAL REAL TY
age door 'ope~r. carpets f: fd at $69,9';iO, Aasumable 1.st 142-4405
drapt>s. A real ,.ll.lue for at ~l)". o========= ~"51111· lean Smith, Realtor Huntington 1,.,
316 NAR't:lnUS Herboo·'------
Vacant, ilnmed. possess. Nice ~ms ** WATERFRONT • 3
3 BR. pl115 bo!1~ on. ou: I ~'"""'"'"""'"'""""'"""'"• I Bdrm. v"/ clock. f79.500. B)I
dbl ......... NI"' .... ""''· OPEN SUN . 1 ·S. Ow'""· C&l1 714 ' 548-""1 Con'1t nient kK:ation Aakil.1g
.$43.9''1. 216 VIA G.~~il.OA Sant• Ana Hgts. 1630 * MORGAN 3 Bedf'Ol)"'W & ...,., Y room.1-----..:-'----I
REALTY * 3 car garage. 3 BR Fam rm 11,1 BA. trplc.
'7• •~2 675-6459 $'79.500 BBQ. Tack· nn, Corral. Lg.
• -LIDO REAL TY INC. tot. Com p. ''"""'· E'8y
*Open Sit. 11-3 * .~ v~_:ido 673-7300 terms. By Q1,111er 545-862j
1 720 ORCHID
E Duplex • 2 bdrms.. 2
ll baths, massive frplc.,
L bltin. kitch. + 2 Bit
r rear unit. Xlnt C1Jnd.
: Ask. $55,950 • terms.
I 67S.1662 I CoRlllN·MAllTIND
. ~ l?i·IBl1
Balboa l1land 1355 la51una Beach C--=
BARGAIN!
DUPLEX
$57,SOO Full Price
121 "4ARINE
OPEN1·5
t.f. OJENA
A
WAY OUT
HOUSE
1705
~5,000 DOWN 333 CATALINA $MONEY.MAKERS$
Could be 4 111.rge bl'drms., 2 N~w t_win tJi.plexes. Top lo.
now 3; 3 baths, modern· catio~, top retur.n.
Huntington Beach 1400 ---
TM.l's the best description of
this sprawling contempor-
ary b<lmc. Dbl. door entry
w/6 ft. TERRAZO TYPE
ENTRY llALL, SUNKEN
LIV. Rt-If. \VILOADS OF
GLASS, UNIQUE r.100,f:ftN-
ISI'IC FffiEPLACE. from
floor to ceillng. Elevated
DINING RJ\1., wilh a SCEN-
IC VIEW 01'~ 111E OCEAN
& CATALINA IS~D.·
Spacious 4 BDRt.f, & FAM.
RM. FLOOR plan, has \VI
\V CARPETING & DRAPES
TilRU-OUT. Mstr. hclrm.
ha.-; PRIVATE DRESSING
P.M. & BA TI!. with n1arble
type puUmans & ultra mod.
ern kitchl'n has Lilt • in
RANGE & OVEN, DISH·
WSHR., Gl.AZ!;:D CERAM·
IC COUNTE:R TOPS. Slid.
111g glass windows for iiass
thru service lo patio liar,
WITH A VIEW OF TIIE
OCEAN .
kitchien. Move in Sept, l. 4 New duplexes under con· $48.~. · ' str .. comp! date Sept lsl
OPEN SUN. \.S so. dt Fi"''Y. Outstanding de-
Univertity Really GTUS10 sigi\,"'Cood fill{'. 420426 Gold.
0001 E. Coe.st H~~· c.dM enrod. Opeo Sunday l lo 5.
BEAUTTFUL home tn Nf!PI I DON V. FRANKLIN
Hg1s -J br. 2 ba. lg fan1 Realtor
rm v.•/big ftplc. 642-897'.! ! e 67~1222 e
1-
Dov., Shores 1227 Deluxe Duplexes I * OLD WORLD * Completed by Sept. 1.
J::xclu,sive Dover Shores bay Corona dl'l h1ar ·So. of lf\\>y.
& m1. vieW l»Ome .. Uniquc & Crp1 s, clrps, S<.'lC rleeni11g
different style. Bullt fflr OYeus, dio rms, walk in
heayty & Convenience. 4¥.r closrts. Great neighbor·
ba, 4 car gar, hi ceil'p & I hood~ Walk 10 beach. Buy
many ex t ( a featu~. now & pick own colors.
$169,000. 548·7249 Owner /Ageol ~
University Park 1237 Open Set/Sun. 2-7
714 Malabar
NEWPORT BEACH
$63,000
• lm1naculate three bedroom
and family room hous.e on
40' lot. The bean1ed ceiling
livinJI room with wood or gas
burning firPpl<icc opens lo
lhe spa.cious and sunny South
patio. Tile gourmet kilchen
feafures beautiful eusto1n
ootural 1\'00d cabinets Ther.
ffiador doiihle ovens, bui!l in
'rni1'er ~lender and food chop.
ASSUME YA LOAN
That's right .. 6%_,.,, inlerest,
4 Bedrm.s, family nn, ele·
vall'd dining area & mu!'.'h
mflrt. TI1is upgradl'd 2 yr
old h0n1c is jusl 1 ~ m.iles
from the beach, Call for de-
tail~.
JC-... COATS
~ WAL&LACE
REALTORS
9551 Hamilton Ave.
Huntington Beach
962-4454
FREE POOL
Buy 1his 3 bedroom 2 bath
beautiful home with existing
{I~•;~. loan for $27.950 and
i;et !he 16x32 heated & hl·
tered pool l'.ree. Upg!'aded
rnrpets & drapes, elcc blti11
rangc & oven, dishv.•as.hcr,
fireplace, dble garage, ex·
cP!lcnt condition.
illage Real Estate
• c;
REAL ESTATE
MART
CONDO HD9TRS
1 Br, $16,500
2 Bl', $19,500
3 Br', $22,900
ffir, $26,;QJ
For Sale Or Le•••
962·5523
Collin• & Watts, Inc.
This truly dra.mallc home Is
VACAN'r. &longs to OUT
OF S'r A 'rE O\VNER & has
hcen rented for sevf!1·al
years. NEEDS PAINTING
& YARD WORK. Desperate
O\\IT1er S8)1S sell ll "AS IS",
regardless or loss, for
$33,950 FULL PRICE
01''FEit \'OUR DN rvr.1T.
MISSION REAL TY
9R:i S:o. Coast Hwy., L;-1guna
Phono (714 1 494-0731
CLOSE IN
'l Beclrunn1 home el~c to
town. Located Ul a secluded
f!r(!a, on a private sln'l'l.
Only S25.9JJ .
.,,/Olan
REAL ESTATE
1100 Glcn~yre SI.
4~t-9t7() .54i-0l1.P * OPEN HOUSE * 10"6 Daily Porla fina LagUna
Homes & Building Siles
Up Nyes Pl. off Coalit llwy.
Victoria Beach Area
Pl.ACE REALTY 494-97()11 •
2969 So, Coast Hiway * $33,500 * $20,000 \Valk to beach. Xlnl terms
How about a donn th3l sleeps PLACI:; REAL TY 494-9704
4 • l bedl'l"'"1llli':' E lec bllio 2969 So. Coast Hiway
r:uis:e &-oven, forced aii' =-"'========
11(.'0t. 1::1cr-rom, 3> x 71 sep.. t.aguna Niguel 1707
"'"lfo family room v.·ilh in----··-''-----
door watt>rlall. Crpls & drps, LAST WEE!( BY O\VNElt
LARGE SWIM!\VNG POOL, 3 BR, 'l ba, oo cul-de-sa.c,
fl"rLCl'<i & land.i;caped, Lgc terr. loL Nr school,
I' 1llage Real Estat e
Lako.! $27 ,900. 49H284
San Clemente 1710 962-4471 <=>54•1103 _________ ,
SAN Clemente Blurr
2 STORY resident'c -2 story, 4 br,
4 BR. 2 h11, lg f11m frm.. 2 full & 2 llaH baths. Pr\vatr
elt-'(' kit ; 2000 sq'. fl. VA or street to ~ch, megnificenl
Fl Ii\ 1enns. v\e\\'. S69,500. 0 w n er
S.17·!l.'107 Eves: 431-3';'69 71•1/871-9300 or 492~2lll b)'
appolntmenl.
· per, KJtchenmaid dishwash· 1 ~~~~~~:::~~ t'r. cltsh 1naster, 'lid1ng
Back Bay 1240 shelves. The sarne custon1 OPEN 'TIL SOLO
San Juan
Caplstral'!o 1725
cabinet \vork is carried flUl Classie 4 br, 2 ba beauty al
DOGS OR HORSE 1n lhe cozy family room \7\!l'.! \\'ild Rose Lan!'. So.
As.iiumc $20.000, 6% 'li loan. 1hat features s pace for ster-of \Varner, \V. of Springdale.
$79,500. pay!lbl.-•t73 PM11. FUil N• anrl TV and oounter lop Appraised et $29,250 E.· load·
00,YER SHORES pTice "$28,500 Subrnit fl/1 bar. All brand new copper ed wtqualit)I -Crpts, drps,
GREAT COUN'rR'' LIVING
For sale or lease by owner:
h1xury Spani~h rancho, •:.
aere. Clear Alr, swe'eplng
\'IC\\.;. Beachc~. marina, •!
n11 . KEEP J.IORSES! !!
sriacious rooms, frplc~, 21'l
ba., bean1ed cathedral reil·
ings, ~ car garage. 20 mlns.
fron1 Costa J\.fcsa $74,500.
or $600. mo. 493-4004
Spec1aculal' 4 BR. J BA down paymenl. pipe plumhing throughOul Jndscpng & decor. Sub1nit
hon1e. J,000 sq fl llv spao."e, 20282 River.r;idr. Dr. rhe E'nlirc holl.$(', plus \\\'O your own ~rrn1~. Renl Es·
prof. dC't & ld!1Cpld. Rn1 'lot' E . on Otthan:I off ol &Int.a oversized waler heatef!I and 1a1r By r..1cVO)', ~1,J;..l).l:JS.
pool, you own Jand, Only Ana, then b1rn 1st streel soft v.·ater. Forced air heat-'rHY 12,750 ON
$10,000 du ~·d. Imm !X'.C. r1ghl , Agent 6'15-1651, ing. 3 bedrm, Alriun1 n11xlt~I near 19~1 Santiago Dr., ~.B 01wn Lirto Isle is truly the lsland !rwy wi lh spacious kitchen,
Sa l & Sun . of Charin. Priva1e t'ntrance butlt·in.s, separate l<imlly Dana Point 1740 OP1'':N Sal. & Sun. 12·5 No. Ea•tbluff ____ 1242 across Hs o1vn bridge, o.'om-roon1. 2 h&ths. Nice yafli
5 Collins Island. Sparlou11 * BY OWNER * plete club house facilitieii, and patio. Garage with boa1 NE\V J.JOJ\.1ES • $30,950
2-stol')I French Regen r y 4 BR., :t•lr BA.. Jrg fan1 tenni s rourls a.Ki boat gar· door. 3 Bcdrn1, i bo1h, 1520 sq, fl.
overlooking turning basin & rni. frplt. ldtch. w/hl!ns. dens, private beaches \vith COURTESY REALTY Some oce11.n view, nr new
North Bay. 4 hrn'L, 31~ baths Formal !iv rm & din nn. ~\vings, slides, swi1nmlng 962·7751 Yacht llarbor. Sn1all lots.
& a living roon1 as large 644--1091 nr·644-2603. floatS, diving boards, clc., 1 --N~E-A~T.;::&:..ccT~IO~Y~I-See at :WOOl Aurello Dr
as all ou1doors. Small swim· 111i !or the u11e of residents BUlLDER 6•12-IDO:i
ming pool. pit'r, & !!Hp LUSK 5 Br. J Ba View, of this fabulous Island. E~N!!!rn! landseilping sur-al~ new triplex $66.500
profess. land!C'ped, :Hln't round$ lhis newly painted, -"-=~....-'-~===-1 $237,500. Hy uwner. litl-:it&1 ,~,x1. 151.~ By ' 0 , ..• ,,, OPEN HOUSE ~ B
h I 61• ~·s .u ~ '" sharp ~-H. hon1e, Assunie O y O L d or y appo n1men1 ..-....... . &M..{)~i. Saturday & Sunday wn our wn an xlnl f'llA lt>nns. 0 n I Y Oceanfronl :4 BR 2 hi\ <'nnrlo.
BEST BUY August 1st & 2nd. S26,500. wiu1 pool. hy h.t11r1 na. 111
BAYCREST l p m. Hi 5 p.m. LEADERSHIP 842-4466 °""'"'"' cuatom "'""· ,c ·;;;";;;'o;;;n;:;•;;:d;•;;' ;;M;;•;;';;;;;;;;12;;5~0 1 110 Vt'a Palermo St. EVES: 842·2296 loana .. umalM, ~1.500. BR, :i 00, approx 3000 !li1 fl. • Ebb T!4!e n.e.~\Y
I.gt> 1,_'Qrl!l•r lnt w/n11u1y )gr SPECIA'LI, I Bl.l' to oceau. 3 Br, 2 <196-4~
lt'ees. Ow1wr 6~2·1136. 1 Lido Is le Newport Bch. >111)' Condon1inlun1 . Spat;.
HARBOR VIEW HI S Represented by grounds surrounrling hldgs. F'anta.a11c Bargain! Cu!!lm OWNER'S SPECIALl LL Jloi\'ard Lawson 2 pools $21,300. By Owne r. c·t't1tPr patio 3 lld 3 Ba
4 BR & POOL Luxurious S BR, 3 &., bi 17141 675-4562 Call for appt, ¥.M-5586 eves guest rrn w/kitchn. Leve:'! '11 :,r~ loa11. lamily room, <'nlh('dral N"il ., all eJP.c. & wkndi. I Boa
rre u·u,, "111ne ........ 1, klleh.; healed, filtered pool *CHARM * VAIU[ -· ot. t spce. 400-3377 .. ,....,., 1 .. fi M !). Jl!:AUTllLJL spacious home. It\ Bayc~$l -Superb cond. P ns .,.,r roon1. ny aswme * 518-8281 * t•l(111L ln1v tnt. Nlle on· tcm n. In 11rtn1e 11ree. At1ract1ve
Af'IJl'L only, * Modern 3 & Dtn temta. 4 DR. .Jrg fa.in rm,
ATTRACTIVE duple'x ... 6 * Delightful! formal din rn1. l BA. splil
yrs. uld. Near O<'eAri & bay. DUPLEX * 45 F t Lot 1eYf!I w/mally extras!
2 & 4 br, l ba, 3 palioli, Onr flf ti kind: 7<1;ty liv, rm., * Stra:: to Street $~2.500. 842-4526. •
J.ge garai;te. Furni!W.>d. By ~"'~~if,:h lrplc.2 2 BR .. 2 Ba. * $64 950 B'' OWNER: Lg. 4 br. :!I.;
O"A·ner $i;2,fl00 . 67;Hl469 I~ ~ l·Sl)·. DH., 7 U!I.., Ci..LL '46-7171 ha, scp. tam. tn1 Ii: dining E" .. EGANT Home, -~ oq frill. Ull·lns both 111110;, ~ APP'!. nnly, rn1. Xlnt cond $4 1,500
Riverside County 1800
YUCCA Vallt'Y 3 hr, l"-ha ,
cpl!I. drps, f1plr, air t"ond
$22.cm. Ownr 21s.s1.t.~1~
RENTALS
Mou1e1 Furnished
f l. in prestige area. ! hr. SEMPLE 84Awl
b)' Oll'n('r. S77.000. ~l REAL ESTATE .,.-'--------)Rentals to Share
OOVEH SllQl't's • Owner 5 '1515 r:: COA!I lhl'y, li7:t.2tfll TIME FOR 2005
b<. boy vu, Imm """ ,..,, 4'' lol.$02,51)1) 9UICK CASH
gd 1nn1a. 17U Anurua Way, Q\\INEJl: tnUnll.culetl•, 2 -$7fi00 OOwn .. l hr, I~ ba.
548---7063 Unll11, 2 R1·'6 ca. l· )JHl'51 G?S.2643 (If "97·12l5 THROUGH A
bAl.B0.4. ·' Br • $Tl.500 l)rtn, bltns.,.. (Tf)l.1!. drp.!I, • LARGE LIDO LOT • DAILY PILOT
'l.otl! Fruk Mlnlhall Ira lol , fru it t+ets. hob\'ly S81C88' 200 Via Lorca, Tt.rm1..
"'''" m.<600 '"'P· 1&;.000. 61:h9100 . ""' "''~"' ., a"'1l!'~ WANT AD
FEMALE or nUlJe, Jll,.2.'), to
@hare Ol'c11n vie" 4 hr h~
SM n)(). Ll)C...,18$
rEMALf>.; ~'0·7lt'.I to ,;h.arr -t
br hon1to $9().
a.1;,.S!lJ:;
RlllTALS
Houn1 ,urn lahld
R.ntal1 to Shere 2005 ----¥·-·---ROOMMATE wan!td_; 3 bdr
boule. S88 n10. l blk to
bl!h. U27 River Avt .. NB.
f:Yel.
EMPLOYED lady to 1hm!
m)I home. All prlvs. Own
nn l balh. 170 mo. 548-0127 -.• -'--..;.:..;;.=-:
Newport Beo1c:ft 1200
EXECUTIVE tnterta!nment
home , ovttlookin& Newport
Harbor, cozy ·s!ltlng room,
formal dlnin&. bUUa.rd room
with wet bar. a "lun k11-
chen'" adjacrni to brlck
patio, with tropical plant&
&. fish pond. Huie niaster
suite PLUS two olher large
~rooms, 211 ba•h~.
oversized garage 1v11h \\'tlrk
&hop ; alley ac«:11 In boil!
Atoraj:'.e . CO~fPLETELY
r·uRNISHEO $65() prr mn.
l ncludlng e-ard,.ner.
Re:ference1 requ\red. ~1. ~t.
LABORDE RLTR. 646-{l;'j,5,)
Jo:VES. 673-6116
* LINOA ISLE *
•
RENTALS RENTALS RIHTALS REl\ITALS RENTALS,
Hou ... Unfumlshld HouHo Unluml....., Hou.0.. Unlumlshld Apll. '•rnlohld A,to. '•mlsliod 1-~-------"'-----~ Gtner•I 30000...r•I -L~1un• ... ell uos
1
_Nt_w_._['!_rt_B_•_••_h __ ._200_N_•_w_.pe.._rt..;;.B.;;.11;;.c;;;h __ • ..;:200.;..;
LEASE 3 BR, 2\J 8.A,
~ • $l50 Up To 2516 Sq. "· J & 4 lodroom•
NOW
LEASE TO OWN
WITH
UNIVERSITY PARK'S
NEW
LEASE/OPTION PROGRAM
Lease now & buy later (at today's prices &
interest rates). Our new lease/option p~
gram lets you lease your new 3 or 4 bed·
room home NOW at only $306-$350 per month
-then. later, gives you the op:.po~r8jt~i~t ~tQ
buy your home at today's pric~
to $39,995. Also, your finan g charges
wou ld remain at the current annual percent-
age rate of 7~% to 7.99%. Our lease/option
program protects you & your family against
r ising prices, &. allows you to buy ••Tomor-
row's" home today. Drop by soon & rind out
how you & your family can NOW lease to
own a beautfiul new 3 or 4 bedroom home
in University Park.
aervice porch, 2 p.no.,
oce&JJ vitw, Mar achoo!,
beach. maMt. 9>. t.aauna.
S1'iO mo. ~ evea:.
NICE Vie-w 4BJt. tam. room
home. Patio, deck, dbl au.,
blt·il'\I. Water I: &ardtner
pa,H:f. $285 mo. 64)..(032
• S300 MONTH • 3 BR. *
2 Baths: VIEW
PLACE REAL TY '94-9704 * BLOCK to BEAOI! 2
B1-. l it bl.th, }'rpl.c. Crpta.
$200 mo utiJ pd. '644-4137
L•1un• Nlgutl 3707
S&JC). 3 BR. 2 Ba .• wahl'.,
d~r, re frig, prde~r tum.
AaL 499-2238 . 496-26().4
San Clement• 3710 ---=--0....;.;1
$225. Mo .. 2 br., nr heh, f'rplc
cpt1, drpii, 1to~/r@l. Sier!·
in&" Rulty ·~2529
Dane Point JI.cl
Oakwood ...
a new way to live in
Newport Beach
BRAND-NEW
APT-HOMES
Never ~fOtt lived In. Pri.
vate patio Uvln&. NI!! at
beach &: 1hoppinz. AU ~
built-lrui. dish~a11:he:ra, w/w
carprlinr. drapes, private
ll\•lnt. e 3 BR-2 BA-trplc., plus
e 2 BR-2 BA-pat.los
e 1 BR-1 BA.dl"IUXe sin<
Corsican Apt. Hom•s
SUNfLO\VER AVE.
Btwn S. ~l11ln & Br11tol
Loca.ted \ii mile E. of SOU.th
Cout Plua ShoppinJ:; Center c.11 ~1973
Evt1. 54~2321
FAIRWAY
VILLA APTS.
2 & J BR's
Prlvale patio. pool • lnd1v,
NOW LEAS ING' Pork -lilo living for f•mi·
lies with children ond odulh, I, 2 ond 3 bed-
rooms, {urn.ished or unfurnished. Shag cer·
pets, drapes, air conditioned, with self.
cleaning ovens. Complete $400,000 recrea·
tion club in three acre perk , Pools, tenn is,
volleyball, liea lth cl ub. teen fac ilities and a
pre · schoolr Ne x t to shopping and golf
course. nee r U.C.I. and Newport Beach.
From $ I SO per mo. At San Diego Fwy. end
Culver Drive in Irvine. Phone 833-3733 .
Owned ind m1n1ged by The Irvine Campo1ny Av.ail. lor you k your boR.t .
3 Bdrmlli., furn. Available
Sf-pl. 1:-ith . SS50 Month on 9
mo~. lea.11e. Pier & 1llp up
lo 50 ft. bo&t.
UNIVERSITY PARK Capistrano Beach 3730
4 BLOCKS trom Oce•n. Nf'W
l BR .. fam rm, din rm,
crpt.s, dtp«, blW. U1S lse.
Ref!. 772-5617. TI+-T~
ll's !un, Me neighbors and pn:stige li"ing,
all in one.luxurious packaae. That's OaJ... ·
\rood Garden. Apartments in. Ne,...-port
Beach, just minale1 from Balboa's Ba y 1nd
beaches.
laundry ~c. I ~!'!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!!!'!!!!!!!!!!'!!!~!!!~~1 Near On"'e Co. Airport l I ·
UCI, Adullt only. S40CHuntln9ton BNch 5400 On The Irvin• R•nch 4571 Greentraa L•na
Sales Office 133-0300 20122 Santa Ana Ave .
Boyd R11lty 67S.S930
2910
LAGUNA BEACH
CONDOMINIUM
Lovrly Blue Lagoon Villa, 2
BR, 2 BA complr1C'ly turn.
lstlf!d. lin~rui. di5hes. rlr.
Take .San Diego Frwy. to CuJver, South on
Culver 1 block, left on Michaelson -3 blocks
to Village Three Models: RENTALS
Apt1. Furnished
1'hr.re's. 1."J milJion dollar cJ'ubb ousr \\"ilh
:party room, billiard~ room, indoor $1nl{ driv·
l\frr, MMI. Joachim, Apt 3-A .
. S,. MERRIMAC
.,A.w ooo> THE HIGHLANDER
"Scottish Treat"
16161 Parkside Ln. ing range, men's ind \\'O man's health r.lubs, New 1-2 BR .. 2 BA .• furn
d · or unfurn, 11.lr-cond, 1elf 1a11nas, tenn is courts, resi en t te11111~ p1·0 tlea.n oven, bNm ctlling.
Community Builders
Mgr. Ml-196'
3100 COrona da1 M•r 32.!D Just For ;ind pro shop. and Olrmpic $ize pool. Aa dshwr. priv 1a.r, elevaton;,
this. and m11ch more. just steps !rom ~o ur therapy + awlm pools, Washrr/dryrr. Aval! Aui: ij.. EASTSIDE 2 hedroom, new
Sept 5. 499-2152 AM or shag carpet. bUJ.lt in oven,
R37-0791 11nytime. nl.'1v painL Near STATER
Lido Biyfront-2 Poofs Cf'nll.'r $140 per mo. Stors_ie
Kitchenellte sulte1 & rooms ~~~k for Noel. RL TR.
by dity, wtf'k or month.
LIDO SHORES HOTEL 2 BR. Gar. Patio, crpts.
GIT Lido Park Dr NB 61l-8800 drps, stove. retria. Quiet
tropical selling for adulla
WOOD'S COVl:, L II g Un a only. I blk 10 shops, $169.
Beach. Pnol. 1.1 block to 646-4430 or )4.4-0452.
heach. l &· 2 BR apls from
$150 wk. 2175 S. Coaat Hwy. 2 BR · 1989 Charle St. S140
<197-1630, <19'}.lm mo. t-:o pets. I child ok.
642~2259 SO. 1.AGUNA. DL.X furn.
S1udlo Garder Collage. 4 POOL. 3 BR, 2 ba, pjl'lyroom.
blks from bch. P\'I patio. Y•et bar, 2 frplc'&, Sep.
S100 wkly wl util I< l!nrns. outside pool bath. 64>-0028
491)-4307 .1 BR. 2 ha, gar.. fenced
\VEEKLY Renlals. 1-2 Br. yd, yrly leue. $195 mo. 673-5134. From $100. Ne1r Beach & I ~~=~~c-,,.,.-"'c=
Bay! t1) 683-8247, \Vknds $100 INCL util. Small 1 BR
67~8071. houae. Bed, stove. ~triJ.
2117 Or111ge Ave, O.l DANA POINT-OCEAN VIEW
~todern largf' 1 BR. hou~
1leep& ~. elttl. kit, $140
wk., Adul1.1, nr bch. 496-0024
Lt'FTl..E l~t . Cure 1 BR.
S125 wk. 5Jp1 4. Vrly l
pef'Mln or cpl $1M mo,
673-71711
LIDO. LINDA ltlt, 8ay1ide
Dr. & Penln waterfront.A .
OU-water Lirlc'I homes.
Bill Grundy Rltr. 642-4620
./ llALSOA ISLAND. Attrae.
1 Br. apt.. J\p1 4. Avail
AU,R:. Call 673-1503
PRIVATE entrance • room·
Laruna Beach. K I t c he n
privlleaeg. ot94-39:)()
SLPS 5 • aludentll ok. Avail
Aug 9-16, 23-30 & AUJ;
30/Sept 6. $80. 615-8026
OCEANFRONT 2 Br .. 1leep1
6; avail Aug. 1st, $175 week.
Realtor. 61J....<ll50
e BALOOA I & 2 Br, S80
. $150 wkly tor Sept. Also
s1 ;,o monthly rile. 615-5810
LIDO ISLAND ApL Sleep&
6, S200t~·k-m ln l wJQ, or
Yrly. leaae. 673-l!MI
GLASS house • oceal\front.
Beautiful view. 2 br, sleeps
5. 673-6801
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Newport Be•ch 3200 ----e 1 YR old -3 Br, 2
Ba lam rm. din rm, crp1.11,
drpa. dbl gar, park &-pool
privil, kid~ I< 1 pet ok.
WlO n10/yrly, l.w. Avail
Sept. 644-5156
***VACANT***
The Bluffs. Sl25. 3 BR, pool.
,ckllide119e RuJU)r
""""' 3 BR. !am. rm, bltini, 2~
ba. Lg, llv'ng rm. I< fenced
yd. Nice art:a. 5300 perfmo.
Lease. 54&-4421
' BR .. 2~1 ba ., bltns. Steps
to ocean. S350 • LeasP.
Caywood Realty 5411-1290
3 Bdrm, 2 ba . l.>PY.
Refere~s. 618 Tustin
213: 377-0062
: Bdrms. 1-bath S280
3 ·BR. 2 Bath!. SJ25
3 BR. 211 Baths 1325
3 BR. 2 ba, fa.m, rm $.11~
5 BR. 21~ ba. S.'40 e RED HILL REAL TY
Univ. Park Center, Irvine
Call Anytime iJ3.082D
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EXEC. Tri-lev~l view homr. prnfessionally decorated apartmr:n !. , . .;,ft . BB~'s, uunu, clubhotae.
Grat ,1oc::.._ 4 •. ~r. J ba. tam St" ngle Adu Its ,, ilh pri\'l!t balcony/palios. Air cond1\.c1;· ~:~t ~t fJ&m H::~~ ~:: rm, .,..,c...,, beaut. 1 fi I . I • r>.'abers radllla• •t 42" tand11cpd. pool prh•. AvAil in~ rep ac:eA opl1ona. ,1 . ~\V ' ,
NO\\'. Chldrn OK. Gatde~r So1.11h Ray Club Is a ~·holf" "l'rr1m11.r AY-545-6300
San DJ~ro FN·y to
Bear h Blvd, 4 blkJ
So. to Holt, W. on
Holt l bllc.
" wtr pd. 6#-2!m lll-3.536 new way .ot life rlr s\fned Oakwood Gatden Ap1tln:tel\ll BAY !\tEAOOW APTS
just for 11na:Je people. Jt's On 16lh Street between Irvi ne aad Dover Dr. New e.'<rlti11g l BR, l~.
tun living \\'Ith warm, dy-(114) 64:?-81 70 2 BR, Sl65. Bea.m ceilings.
namlc neighbors. It'~ a \\'nod pan'lil, shaJ: crpt&.
$T50.000 Clubhouse w I t h lp1ci•u1 1hulie. 1tJ111if'OOflll 1uilu. rurt1illatd nr pril', pario, s0me w/h'plcs
health club, aaunu, 1\vim-\11furai1tle4. Sl•I te Slit.. l.mr11Ci1t1 OcGUp1.ac1 Pool, u.nd volley ball c-rt ,
LA QUINTA HERMOSA
"Modern Spanish"
16211 Parkside ln.
Mgc. M7-5'141 -
$225 MO, yr. leaae. 2 br,
litnve, rtfria, frplc, lg. y11.rd
II' il"R-700 Ma.rrutritt, own-
er. &16-1670 art. l:OO pm.
CHARMING 2 atory, 2 BR
:Z BA, family room, encl.
y11rd . l yr lat. $295 mo,
675-52a2
LUXURIOUS, new, clos.e to
beach, 4 br, 2 bl., avail.
S415 mo. 615-6662.
----~ ~---~-Bards, indoor roU driving ting green, Adulta, no ~t1.
rang!!', tenni1 cow1s prol=========c:c=========--38';' \V. Bay, 0pt"n Hou1e
1hop and relident teM'i.1 pro Coat• Meta 4100 Huntington Beach 4400 12-7 pm d11lly. 646-0073.
Sincle, 1 & 2 Bedmom J1n:. ----· ---
FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN
Lush landscaping. cabana, covered court-
yards. sunken swim'g pools, BBQ's &. foun-
tains.
ury apartmentJ with all the I BR. turn. apt. Arlult1 &.
modern conveniencl'ls avail-no pets. 691 A. V1ctor1a,
ai'ilf". Jo'urnished a.nd unlurn.. C~t . ~S-&38
1 BR, new ahag carpetlnr.
awim pool, w•alk to beach.
Adults, no pets. $140 mo.
Tl'adewindA Realty 8~1-8511
LGE 2 br, 2 ba, gtudio in
1 unit bldg at beach. Adult&.
219 15th St.
QUIET adult C\'.luple only,
2 Bdrm, no ~ts. DrPJI,
crpt~. dshwhr, hea!f'd pool .
Sl~ mo. 22!1:> P1u:il1c Ave.
M&-6878 or ~2-t429,
"THE ULTIMATE IN APTS"
1 BR"s-From $150 2 BR's-From $170.$175
3 BR, din I< play rm8. enc
patio, childttn ok. $350 le.
Aval! 11/15. 6Tl-359.1
'=~~------' bed. STUDIO, cpts, util pd. Quiet All util. Incl. Furn & Unfurn.
-------Balbo• l1land 3355
LIITLE BALBOA ISLAND
Beau!. 4 BR. 3 81. homf'.
Lovely p!ltiO. Ava.II. on yrly.
bas11 at s:ioo Monlh.
Winton Real E1late 67~3331
RENTS FROM
$UO to $350
NEWPORT BEACH
880 Irv ine Ave.
lrv;ne & 16th
(71•1 MS-05SD
Newport W11t 3375 SOUTH BAY CLUB -· ------1
per!On flnly . Nr Irvine &
17th. $100. 6'12--0il&
MERRIMAC wctios new
luxur,v l·l BR, ~ir-rond. <12:.'>
Merritnac Way. 545-6300 See
cl111 5100
$90 k UP. I Ir 2 BR trlr.
Adul11 only. no p e 1 1 ,
642-1265. 13.l E. 16th, CM
I BACHELOR apt, Yu r n.
Drpa, new w/w cpta, pool,
p1•t. bal 557-&2
f'urnlshtd COMPLE9t'ELY
Coiy l!R 1pt. Suitable for
one. Blk lrom ocean, $1 J;i
mo util incl. 536-2070
1 BR. Conrio, nice:Jy rum.
Enc.I. patio. S~. Call
!162-9;,&8
2 BR, ul\f. newly dee. Crpt,
drp1. Encl palioA, Spac:.
grndl. AdullA only. Sl40 nlO.
2283 Fount1in Way E.
(Harbor. turn W. on \Vllson)
1-BDR..i\1, Duplex. Li:f'. yard.
Adult& only. Sill ~ionlh
83&-1381 -======== 111"> • !.ARGE l BR. Op~. dJ'PI, blrna, pt:lio, 1ar11.re. Lo19uno1 Beach •105
___,,... __ _
2 BR. trplc, c.rpt, drps. pool.
848 Amil;o.s \Vay. $2J.>,
4gg._1154 or 644-0906
E•tt Bluff 5241
e NEW DELUXE e
3 BR. ' BA, "'" ''•'· APARTMENTS hltln&, walk beach I, • • •
1ehool1. Sl6.i mfl. 962-318.l
I Ii 2 BR rum. Apt•. Pool. CHAR"'tlNG Norlh end 1 BR
Quiet. NASSAU Palma, 177 upstairs ipt, pan 0 r a m i c
,,E=. =-"-"'-·..,"-c'"""=-' =c--=c 1 oce1n view trom Liv'a rm 2 BJt, avta. drp1, bltns, new-k ~P din'1 art•. Walk tfl
ly redecarated. Adult1. $150. C?'eM!Pl!nt &y beh, S200 mo,
5.1{)..1562, ~5227 ~Nlrr l. util paid, 11vail nnw. 1192
Adults, no pet.~. 646-17'62.
2 BR. Unturn. Crpta, tfli>I.
Pool. NASSAU PALMS. ln
E. 22nci SI. 642.....3645
J BR, 2 BA Apt tor lea.M!:.
Incl 1pAc. master aulte, din
rm .l dbl 1arage, auto door
opener avail, Poot l ReC'.
area. e FROP.f '265 e
86..i AmitOI Way, NB
?.tana11:ed by
WILLIAM WALTERS CO.
·--_ Liva where tha fun 111
~!'tlngton Bt•ch 3'00 --------
WATER,RONT REMARKABLY
Huntington Harbour UNBEUEVABLY I BR, turn, $150 lncl util
unturn 4 Br, 30· dock. Lea~ EXTRAORDINARILY & pool. Adulta, no peta.
or lliale. Optn Sun 9:31H::ul, aEAUTIFUL 642-l3&3.
16."llJ Harbor Ln. 213: v.1 D'ltara Garden Apt1 1--,~B=R-. ~.-.. -1-. -u~tt-1 -pd-.-
.176-6.i.'i(), 213: 3T1'-5941 or Puttinr &Tffll. watl'lrllll Ir Adult.I;, nn peta
213: GL 6-64:56. 111Je1m, tlo~ everywhere, Nr. 1hop'g, SlotO. 54A-.1.'Wll
LUXURIOUS 2-1\ory, 4 br, (.lj' pool, rec. roorn, bJlllardi , e NEW RENTING • 1 &
2 ba, formal dinina rm, BBQ'i,· Sauna, 1':1""·-unturn, 2 BR'1. ALA MOANA APl'S
all modern convl"n, Wa.lk l ·t: 2 Br. also SinaJu from 530 W. Wiison, C.M.
I •-h & -•-1 •'>"-" $135. See It! 2000 ParlOnl ---------~2-97oo '"'""" 1· ,......., mo. Rd., su.ssro. Bf!tWffn Har. • ~GE attractive 1 br apt.
bor a: Newport_ 2 Plk N.19th util pd. Sl .ll. Adult•, no
NEW J IR HOUSE RENT FURNITURE ..... 6T3-IJ6S Shag crpta. drp1, bltin1, L&:.
No. Coast Hwy, 4!M-4.177
LGE 1 BR, 2 blJQ to heh.
Newly furn. $16$ lncl utU.
wknd1/eve1. 494-7997. dy1
113.)-7997
BACHELOR apt. ~ar beach,
Jt rooking, no pet1. $90 mo.
lmmed. occup. 494-44-19
San Clemente 4710
2 BR. Crp11, drps, pool, Kid1
ok. Sl40 + dep, 1998 Maple,
Apt 1. M8-2M8
* LRG 2 I: l BR. 2 Baths.
t'rplc, bltnl, cpt1, drps, encl
gar., patio, 546-11)34 a -:
Sharp I BR, clo1e to OCC
& UCI, $130. Rela requir~. ~ •rf• * • Call 545-41179 • • ~F-· · '
5250
ON TEN ACRES • LRG 1 BR. Crpta, drp1, I ll 2 BR. Furn I.. Unfurn
11ove retrl~: Arlulla, no f'ireplacea I prlv, patiGa /
pela. $120. ~8-4059 alt 4 Pooh. TtMli. Contnt1 Bkf•t.
I'
2 BR, 2 Ba. Lrc . yrd. Prvt 900 Sea Lar.e, CdM &l+:?till 1 BR, v rm, kit I:. bath, I VI N S ~arr. B tn9 . ew. r, . !MacArthur nr. Coalt Hwy) ~1n viPw, wlk IC! bch, Cs! Plaza. 54~97li.
d!n 'a atta. S225/mo. .,...,.. • DIRECT TO TENANT Newport •••ch
1hopp l n1 .\ 1how,1---------2 BR, 2 ba, & 2 br, l
4200 reasonable rate. 492--9996, 1----------ba. Attrac, clean, 1 blk to
492-5139 N1w~~!_Bt_•_•_h __ s_1_00 bch. Adult.II~ \Vuher "
4 BR, 2 bl, cme In bea~h. 24-Hr. Delivery BAYCLIFF MOTEL RENTALS dryer av11il SIOO/mo ONLY
all bltru Incl. ref, patio, 100'i9 Purchaae Option Aptt Unfurnished PARhK NEWP01RTk Hlah hon AFT. 4:00. ID: lll-ll95 or
fncd yard, ardnr A-water c.omplete I BR Apt ai •LO\\ WEEKLY RATES• • a lull over no Ing: t e 67:>-7478
pd. $285 mo. 536-8221 Low AA $22 /mo. Kitchen, TV'a, maid RrVice. Ganero1I 5000 water. T pnol1, T tennis rrbl,
H •• '
·• P-1. 17~ ~ H••llh CJ"b l Sn• 2 BR, So ol hwy. Cpl&, drpt,
ON BEACH!
e 1 BDRMS FROM $200 e 2 BR 1% BA FROM l210
e 2 BR 2 BA FROM D60 e 3 BR 2 BA l"R.OM $360
Carpe:tl-drapeMiWlwuber
heated pookauna-tennlt
rec room-ooeo1n v\ews
patioe-ample parkinc.
Security IU&f'da. ruRN. alM Avail.
HUNTINGTON
PACIFIC
7ll OCEAN AVE,, H.B.
IT14) 5.16-1"7
Ole. open 10 am-6 pm Ody
ltta.naged by
\VILLIAl\f WALTERS CX>.
BEACHBLUFF APTS
Ne\\· 2 Br, 2 Ba, I! & o I.
Dshwhr, patloa:, 82Jl EW ..
842-8477 or M7.J9.'i7
$18:5 mo. Spack>us 2 Br, 1"
ha. 1 Blk '" bch. Adulta only,
no pets. Also 2 BR. Duplex.
536-8887
$145 • 1 BR. Pv1. 1ar. •
patio. All d1x te11Urt1. 4-
unit bid;. 962-3121 or
847~7
RENTAL~
Hou1•1 Unfurnished
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR lO-DAy Minimum ~ '-"' ...,,.,.,., ,..... Garbage di5posal k 1arage.
FOR renta.Ji in Uniwnity Ne\\'l!::r 4 BR. dlx. Lile S400 + \VIOE VARIETY Mf>.326.l Ba~h .. t or 2 BR.s. Also Avail 9/1, $225 mo. 675-3117
2 BR. l',t BA, 1JA1io, pool.
$165 mo. MORA KAI Apll.
Eut of Beach Blvd, "' blk
oU Garfield
' l
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Gen1ro1I 3000 ----·----
Park" Turtle Rock. call: Bkr M1-8a53 (If 8!1J.-41j2 CUSTOM FURNITURE 2 BR UPPER-walk IO bch, noMP lJ.LIC!T l aty Townhou.11ra w/l or
BOB PETTIT, Realtor J BR 2 BA he h & RENTAL $2511 Incl utlJ . Yrly ava.il U • iJ .1 BRS. Elec kil<'h., pr1v. NE\V 2 Br, 2 Ba. S of Hwy.
"Since \9<16" '-t~s. :J:zlo nrPer •cm 0 . jl? w. 19th SI., CM, 543-l4Sl 911 Tlf..6~700, 2 13 . APARTMENT Dalcon}I, or palifl. Jo"rom $115 Bltns, frplc, pati9. beam
I Bedrm furn .......... $AA Daya 833-0101 Night• A~·iilAh!e Sept. i. ~~l2!1 "'='-~"-'7'----~~ FINDERS lo $450. Suhlerranean parkg, l'f'il, C'pl.11, dps. $213. MS-1983
2 BR. Cpt1, drp1. Gar1p . \
Walking diatance to beach.
Adulls, no pet1. 67S-{lll6
t BR rot/pet OK ...... SlOO ========_, .,...__ $JI SO Wk 1-8 1t l t Ct 1 J.fundte<li ot Apa..rtmenta elev., opt. m11.l d 1er., HUGE older 1 BR. Be1t 2 BR Costa Me&a ...... $105 --rnim • • . ' um ap · on annf! rnnv. ahop'a . Mndels Open an!a. crplJ, drp.z. 1tove A
1 BR. New. F'rplr. Near
ocean. Patio. Adult5.
LtNDBORG CO. Mf>.2511 3 Bedrm.s ulil pd ...... s1;,o lrvln_• ______ 3_23'_ So1nt• ~n• MIO From SIU/mo. Luxury Sin-~~~5.1 Yearly by owner. Ce~~st':.~:;f56 8 am • 10 pm D~ (to 6 relr!&. $180 mo. 673-6904
·I Bedrms tots/pers .... $1 5.5 TURTLE ROCK. nf:x1 to 4 BR, f11.m rm. xlnt Jocallfln, ale _Apt~ Complete
11
mald1-.-W-IN_T_E_R_ltEN"T __ A_LS_e_ pm Sao. Loe. at .Jam· l BR, 2 ba, dl1hwa1her, LOVELY J hr, 2 ba, ha1
Big 6 Bedrooms ........ $225 UCI. <I Br. 3 Ba, fAm rm, lmml'rllale ~panry $250 Rl"\'lr,t, 1ewarea, neni, Re t NOW t Se 1, NE\V 1-2-3 BR'A. All bltm, bDl"f!f' It San Joaquin Hillll disposal. Tf!{rlg, stove, Pveryth!ng. Next to achoo.ti.
STAR* LET 547-0G63 cptg, DW . stov, 2 sly, 3 mo tst/la~! 1139-6.'9 ~ves aU ufjl, heated pool. n or P " cpl/rlrp, gar. Nr. s. Coait Rd in Nwpl Brh. Ju~! N. crpts, drp1. 675-2698 Rtlrig. optional. 84~105
car gar. Sl;i!I lnclud pnols. ' . · . VILLA.GI INN Abbey Realty 642-3850 Plar.a. M~l91.l, 5-4>2.Ut of t".11hion Isl11.nrl . 6'1<1-1900 1 S~m~-J 8C';p~~ ~~:a~~6 trnnlio;. Avail 8/15. We. So1nto1 Ana Heights 3630 Lquna Beach 4!M-!M.J6 I BR, h.1rn. Rlk to beach. for lea1inf Info. l SI:~ocrp\ri2~:tov~v::~~ 1 1t~~Ebl~n:.r at bta.ch..crpt.t,
I
I
patio. &.U--2929 ~ ------BALBOA INN Adu1t1 . No petal Cott• Mat• 5100 _.*_O_P_E_N_D_A-IL_Y_l~S""* 67:>-7299 or i;~.Wl~. 219 l~th St. Blue Beacon. Bier. 64M>ll1 '=~""""'-=-=====-HORSE property • Country Balboa 675-3740 .1lt. 4:00 pm. 5'8-7840
E•tt Bluff 3242 hvin.11:-~• 1cre. 2 BR home $170 777 AMIGOS WAY 2 BR unfui·n. Duplex. Nr. i
$165 wl 1ardnr . 2 Br. cot-w/detar.hed rec room + HOLID"Y p• ••• 3 •• 1,. Ba ,,_ bit . 2 BR 2 ba 11 ""'"m B•lbo.. ltl•nd 5355 heach. Adult•. 1 r.hUd. $1'5. hid k " ~ C d I M 4250 °" '' '1 ' pauu, -1.ns, · · un 1' ' 536-1646 818 Ge H B ta&!'· bltna, c m 0 · AVAlL Aug 25, l BR, lncd ou! building1. Walled-in tn-DELUXE tPAcioul: 1 Bdrm. orona •.. 1r crpla, dfl'•· Aik about our Outside livln1 area• and BAY VIEW 2 Br, 2 Ba i.o..Wr · neva, · '
Blue Beacon. Bier. ~lll yent, \Upper bt,v. Npt-Meu ner yard w/pool + com-t"urn api. $135. PIUJ util. 2 BR r 1 Bal 322 diJCOUnt ptan. 880 Center double 1an.11:e•. $250 to $300. Duplex. Yrly lease. I BR ccnd. CPI J d r P . •
$120 . 2 BR. Duplex. Garaae, schl di1trict. SD> mo. pletely lenced outer ya.rd. Hu.~ pool \mpJe park-• rp • cony, SI. 64~0. ._.:!_=~-1!!._~_:---= +Call 6'1~7 * wsl\rldr, retr\g .. bllnl. S.150
Iota'" pet ok. Av\ now. 54~2124 Zoned A·l lor horAe1 & lnr. No chil~n . ,.., Pfltl. H~iotropek. Su~ml e;_ rat,• _....,.._=~=--=~=:.-~=_...... 1---------mo leaae. ~TU
Blue Beacon, Brll. ~ OON'T JUST WISH for barnyard animal&. S400 mo, 1963 Pomona. C.M. 11.,., wee , 1va1 ...,pl , HARBOR GREENS MODERN' 2 Bdrm.. avail. l 1 1
4 BR. 2 ba. Mule S225 mo. turnl1hinJ:a lor your home, Birch St., Sant& Ana · Hta, Sl05 monlhly. &75-.1645 GARDtN .l STUDIO APTS Sept. 111. Matu~ 1rlult1 on-
190'72 Stingr•Y H . Bch . find greal buy1 tn today'a 545-3148 Costa~•• 4100 LGE Pvt studio rm & bl.th, Bach.1. 2, 3 BR'•. from tuo. ly; no pet1. SI75 Mo., lit NOW RENTING ~~n!!!'•!on 8!"ch 5400 -,;;;; Ana 5'20
2000 General
Th• Punle with the /luilt-ln ChucA!t
613--65'13 or 64i-M'J4 . Ouslfied Ads. DAJLY PILOT WANT AD. lor mature workin& woman. 2100 Pete.non Way, C.M. I la1t + S50 depo1it. re-* SUNNY * 673-<ll« "'"°'70
'"'""· """""' "'"· Foe BRAND NEW Gantr•I 2000 * ACRES * .. 'J'ru1ter! Ba.ch mature. 2 BR, l't Ba. $1 fiO . bo&I to 16 ft . 673-T506 1 &: 2 BEDROOMS 1::.::;o:.;.:.;.,.._________________________ Busi11e11 mAn. No cooking Crpt/drp, patH>. pool. bltns. e 2 BR. 2 Ba. 12 11ory1. FROM ONl y $155
* Motel•Aph. * $95 util pd. S. Hwy. 6T~85.q 1'eulllf Manor Apl1, 1525 Bltnfl, priv. pallo I, b.llcony, 1 I I ... ~·2 k .arge lloor plani Studl• a 1 Bedroom• B IL-... _ p l.<'f'nl a . '"<I""'""' 11 Hoag ~roip. lf~ll. $IK:i mo . Sna ... lou8 -~k likp gr:nd.11 Lo~ •'TES a -• ~""" aboul our rli1counl. Appt. only. 4245 Hilaria. ,,-... ,,.... " FU'\ Complete rec faciJillPs
Day, \Veek or Month P£N1NSULA Pt. Nic11 I Rr. SPACIOUS 3 Br, 2 Bath. W"Y· N.8. ~G-0093 f\fodtl1 open lfl..7 rla l!.v e Color TV Air Oind. Apt. $150 mo. util pd. Yrly. E. lllth St. Adul11. pvL yrrl. AT BEACl-f. l BR. cptldrp, VILLA 'VARNER
•PooJ.kPhoneServlncl Nl)pt'li.61:!1-!in5.\. ·~, gAragl'. Crpts. rlrpj. Sl75. bltn1. 111 b11. Nn 6600"'arner(a1Erlward1)
Olaor10flge len1r1 of tt.. • h.tald Servi"'" ivall 54&-3776 nr SolD-4<131 <'hldrnl""IJ. "$2M mo, 11r11 lour ac:ro1t1b!td word1 be-'I ,.... .~ 615-11111 t714l M2.il609 low f f li!llPlt worm 1 Signal So, ol O.C. lido lilt <t151 $135 -2 BR. New crpt1, Ii Jul, $100 dep. . ~1n1te'd by ~Vm \\'a.ltr.ri Ca.
I "E"·w ... N,. 0 ,. •·airrrounda --rlrpR, e/p('p 1cHch. tmnL\ll C. 2 eR:'"'mo Yrly. Frplc, iar. \VALK 3 blks to bet.ch. D n 2376 ~wport Blvd. AVAIL thru Sepl 1, 2 BR Arlulr11. tppertrtt n . Redec. A: ntw crpt1 l drps. 541-9T55 M6-38fi6 Alm<11! n.,w ta-3 BR apt.
11 J• J J J It den, paUo ' bast J)flrk Aval! Au1 t. I child ok. Dbl iar. frpl, w/w ci:pts,
_ . . . . . . AVAJL Aur. l . Will ihnw Nr watrr at lennl11 cl . P50 •DEWXE 1 Ir 2 BR Garden :109 3&tl\ SI. 646-4626 drpa, dlhwshr. 2 ba, Sn&
now. Furn. Studio• $1 15. mn. 2L1: TS0.-9712 rve•. Apbl . Bh·ln•, prlv. J)ltlo, LOVELY 2 BR, 2 ha $19!>. mo. No 1al1/pel1, chUdn
I M A G N J I i AllO I BR apl No healed pool, frp.le. AduJIJ, IM. Open Sal l Sun. "'1~'" ok. ~1711
ohldrnlno pelt. SP.e M1r. Hunllngton Beach 4400. 1145 mo. ~516.1 <l:rll HUart1 way. Ph: 213:
I I I• j OC£ANFRONT, view, 1 j Apl A, 2135 Elden. CM l IR $135 • 2 BR $ISO NEW LY dtt. 2 BR -",.'--7.,,039,..,..,====.....,.. 1undtck, bch, Newer 1p1c l $135/mo, Db mob. homti ·f"umiahed-&verlooklni w/carporl. SUS. Wlr pd,* BAYFRONT * dlx2Br.bl1}\l.crpll,drpt,
I H CT O I Comp!. fuMt, htd /PoOI . beaut. iardl'n patio A hid ~~e Aw, Apt B. LUXURY Al)1S. Start· lndry, Nr 1hop11 • p}tr. Sl~ H f Adulll, No petll, • Sea.mi pool. Adulla. lllM 12th St . I~ •t .,75. * 642•2202 yr round. Adults, ha.by ok.
I I I I I 1 Mob. £11 , 2359 Newport 81. lat:m11 trom Lake Parle! NI~" 2 BR d ··• ..,. 53&-2131 "· the beovo' 10•• to t'• "''"~ · crpl1. rps, ----~~-~-~ • " • • ~ IU fl 5U-1332. 6.15-4900. bl tn1. f'll!Wty rtdeoorated. UPPER duplex • 3 br. 2 BLKiO BF.Act . Quhrit, Ind·
.-.,.-,:-:,..-:'°",-..,.---,tree, "'It'• been nice -you." J BDR..~. Furn Apt, New * "IT'S HOME'' * Arlutta. Sl!JO. 5 4 O -T 59 2 , bA, \Vtill< to hell rh. Yearly protil! Ntw l Br S133. Prv.
I G R Y S I L I t I crprs. S125 mo. Single adult , ;lB. Crosby 543-522'7 le.1st. $2MI. 642--68Jfl fl'lllo, 1tar. Sngt 11:du'!•.
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dby f~ng1 In th• MINN111t .. ~~-pm. 2 en, 2 BA, pool, dshw. r•f. Drance It Knox. $120. ~r.!._ H!il~.tl 521 67:\-1784 ___ ~~-
't'CMI •v•""' rom "'P 0• 3 ... IVll'. EAST-aide Studk) Ap1: 2 br, 2320 F"lnMda 538-3107 64~ NICE 2 br, pool, patln, 1ar. NEAR-Huntinrton Harbour i ',N•1N.!,,N,u,M,'q'u·~o.,1,mu. s I' r i r I' I' i I 11l b.t, erp!a, dl'Jll. blflnt, • BLK 10 BEACH . Q11tpl, LARGE 2 BR, CDl•ldrpt, blfnl, crpt", dl'fl"· AduJIJI, ! Ntw triplexes. Qu!tt area.
•n _ "' . _ _ _ . . _ • ~frlg, pool. No pe 1 • · 1nrl·pft!!)!I New I Rr $150. pool, I chllrl nk. 1214 Oill111 no pel.3. SI ~. 642-8001 or l,l'ft: I' 3 BR.'1 nithWP,hrr -I I I J J J 646-MlO _ -·--Prv pll.!\o, car. Sncl adul11, AvP, Apl 2, 646-()62'1 642-8006 SI~ up. Pf't nk. !21'! ~·2623 8 (ttfA~§~~t LETlflS TO I I furn. 1 IR & cpl. 2M·A 14th. 636-131.9, I mt. Unfurn. Crpla, drpa. NO mailer what It ta, ynu I'll' ITt4) ~
IACHELOrt ,,,m-_. ~'~'M=~~===-Htd Poq1. ChUftn ok. Ste r•n tell Ir with a DA.JJ.Y Yuur local Su5Jt!r-.MarktL • ~---=S:.:C::.:RA:::.;M:;;...•LET=;.;S;....;.A,;.;N.;;.S;:.W;.;..;E;;..R;.._IN_D_l_M_l_·_A_·_U_N_I ___ 2110 N;wpert 11..t, CM ot .. &U-Mll llr REIULT5 Ull Moot~ V~tt Av<. CM . P;.;l;;;LOT;.;...;W;.;;AN't;.;,;...;;;AD;;.,1...;w.a~'°'""-D-l.i_W-5611 __ •_•_•_.,...._•.,.·. ,
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BRAND NEW
SPACIOUS
1 I I Bdrm. Apts,
Adult Living
,urn. I Unfurn.
• • ' '.I t
Dl•hwa~her. color coordlnat. !I
ed appllam.w • pluah 1ha1
carpet _ choice ol 2 color
1ehem11 • 2 balhl • tfall
ahowera • mirrored w1rd·
robt dOGt'I • 1ndlrect li&hl·
Ina ln lcltehen -brealdu1
bar • huat private fe.ncild
patio • pluah 1,nu1e&plns •
brick Bar-B-Q'1. q1 belt· "
td pool.I • lanal
1101 So. lrlstol St.
('it M.I. N. of So. Cot 1 P!ua)
S•nt• Ana :
,HONE I 5l7410I ' I ' 1
1150 -l..R.G 2 BR. Studi)
Apt. IT'rlplex), Famlly ala
kllch. w/bllns, crptl, drpl,
(rplc.. encl au. 1 or I
(hlldren ok. INr 1ehl1.> Na 1 I
pell. Z2lO S. Center St.,
S.A. Nr \Vamt.r, MT...Q02'
L•1u~1 B!~ch 510$
St75 1'.10 . • 2 lkdrooms
S21S ~10 .• 2 BR. • V\fw
Pl.ACE REALTY '94-91111 t \
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,..!!.._ ,....,::........_. RIAL REAL STATE BUSINIU ind ANNOUNCEMENTS
ond NOTIC!S
SIRYICI DJRECTOIY SlltVICI DlltlCTOltY
--_o~ul • ~··' FINANCIAL .~~;!·~·~·~•L'.'.:Jms~lDIRco 1ttftl11 ~ .. ="="'~ .. :..----·.;;'*= 11ut1 .... wonhd 6305 Person•I• 6405
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~-~ ~~~' * NORTH B'C> * OFFICE SPACE 5 AC. 1lllOewioped. Lallo BUY 'or Leue •ma II Ont .. ..... ,._ /No usurn ia,pprec. ll1111t. Ush. businttl. Motti, mob 11 •
*MASSAGE & SAUNA
GRANO OPENING. Lo\•eQo
&if4. EXPERT MAS&\G!';.
Alk about our Lu Vegas
vacations. 10 AM to l At.!,
Ta.Im flllfl lo dJl $311 mo. tone parlc. retail hndUM. 1 D -. 1 bloel ..__.. HUNTI TON _.. ,._ Couple wm lnW!lt 10-80 M.
\HS .. ~ ....... HARaAIU. -·-· .. patio. llllS. S -,,_-,;"'.., H""" II ACRES--WEST C.M. Box No. P1Dll. Dall> Pilot
l»CJf er -... ilwtcm Hartlmlr hntwUk Ownt!r 31994 ---------! T DAYS. 2930 W. Coul Hwy, Newport Bee.ch. M$.J608:
·•• WOOD'S COVE *"* °"*"·!JI ... ft..,_"'-ft.,J--------,-,
-IO ~ - 1 • D ... II. Oall l!oo Bu1letl Out of Stato Prop. 62111 BR--Eodo-1\0llA. :IUillllJ3l1 e ll(A&Ull.J::O::..::;..:;=:..:-:=;._-
Paol. $200 tip. l..euriii. 1115 S. lf\lnt1naton Harhaur Cmp. NEV ADA - 1 actWl in
0.. Hwy. 4'J.1AJ, --OU Wamrr Aw: .. ll.B. Oiarleston Parle Ranchos.
Opportunltlot
lnvestm9nt
6111
Sinole-W-* MEN-WOMEN
• '-<I"" EXPERTS!
CARPET Dl!l'CH .....,, s..v crpt
STEAM CLEANED cln&. 11r -..wiooow
REASONABLE RATES wuhJna. Halt)' van Beynon
Ai.a carpet lnlta.llatioD 537·1508 if no ans c.1111 alt 3.
6464"1 ijOMEOWNERS
STEAM jet carpet cleanbw. Floori ttrippec:tl. waaci, Cpll
By Cl&rl<are, natkm-wide. deaned, Windows wubed &:
service. Free ell. 642-t05.5 aenen..1 house • &IJlinc
OWNERS SPECIAL JIOW available by an expand.
ai.b-d.lv'llion ar Mere. trtit ~ REAL E,STATE Fl,_t PNatJeo Loe. ~te-''"""' de-nts Gontrol INino Compltx ""'"' value. BIJT MUST
40 ACR!:S (t:OffED MOBILE
HOME) Dbl, st. frontap,
Next to SY> mWXV! Devel!
Sac SUIOO perlac. Tmns!
688-Dm. !At. 9 day or evn.
Everyone.' I lookirw fer \he
right one. We bave a wtY-ao
call U1 I. ~ to lJVE! 511-
2' Hr,-""
500 -i. tt. $2(1, Diamond in1 profuliooel janltorit.J
Carpet Ce:anua. J8T 21st RrVice. For f11t KUal!llttd
St., Colla. Mesa. ~Ul7. ae:rvice call 642.2557,
"
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REMARC Servict.L 3 roooia Mesa Oeutlnr Servklt
~'Y IO tJ'll'Wft' )OUf phone. -·-------,,_....;_..;._;,;;;;_ _ _;
NOTICE NI oec'y -...ii. Moumtln & Dtnrt 6210 '.
Ct~~!): LotF-'411 S21.!i0. Full) auanntM. Carpets, windows. Doors, etc.
4 PACIFIC View M6Dor1.al Credit canla OK. 847-Ml!B, Res 6: Comm<:'!. 54M1ll
REALTORS & RDl'l'ERS ld<ot ,,. m1c. -ladMd--t'be houirC ollSot cl Untfer. ~ lml. JD!ft, .i.n.' -.cm:. 3 BR hit, 1 .BR Cllhlll. F1&m.
airy oi Calitcmil Imne ii Nr Ud litf $3$.bl>. F.
1st TD Loan Park ~~tery Iota S200 C•rpet L•ylng & FOR XLNT HOUSE
tach. 56-6$00 or 642""'°84 I R I CLEANlliG .
-~its ustfuc aervtoe netllla 1.ftm. omo. Schuf. Bax SL Jum Lakt,
g~ INTEREST •SM r U26 * Call 136-0641 *
loroU<ampuarenta!J.RaJ.Nr. °"DP O>oml7 -C..93529
kn 6: pdvate OWDtf'I ue • lrvir» In di1•trial1·::::::::::::::::::::::::: ~ to lilt .. table c.m.ie.. aui-t. -R. E W nhd 6240 manied rl--m!Wc, alr.mndltinrd• &: '-.;:;,_.;::;.' ..;.;.;•-"'----
2nd TD Loan Tutorint 64!0 1 Sl1Ll. ha" the l!Ht d<al JOE'S CLEAN SERV.
1n town 1.ll ca.rpet-Llnolewn--
Terms hued OD equity. 642-2171 545.(1611
Servin& Harbor aru 21 yn.
S•ttlor Mo""°go Co.
FRENCH les9ont by 2 Tile. C.A. Pare. 6t2-JJ70 We do Evtrythina:·Ree " French 11tudenti. Btitn~rs C Comm. Free Eat. 642·i551,
' 6: ............., atudenta 6: , .. .,;•--'-' -"'.:-I' f e cu It y acaommodedom _ .. wi-..., _. .... .._ S125 Mo. TRIPLEX or ~ C.M ..
&: adults. 642-3841, Wt-ARPET LAYER HAS UPM. CARPET! Fanl&atic SIV· Jtnltorlail Service
inp."Call 64U1&& Res. &: Commc'I. 6f2.6824 -ith us. Mite at phone for BOB PElllJ. Realtcir H.B., ors. santa. AD&. 8alC
• -form 1oxu, ,_ • 833o01D1 • ..... """"""' -336 E. l7lh Street SPANISH LESSONS
College SpatilJh Major wlll
tutor. 54&-1560 Eloc~rl_co::::_I __ _::1:;14::0 ~~~ = HILLGllEN SQUAllE IUSINESS encl •~-c.i;i_ ,,... ""°"'' OOI '" It ~ ~ FINANCIAL SERVICE DIRECTORY ELECTRICIAN. Small Jobo, ........ ~ • : Avail. fDr lmmed,, ieue in maintenance" repairs.
<n-tl ma:t1. one o! _,......._ -• -~ •--• •-I 6500 w ·~· ~ ~ --• Found (Fret Ads) 6400 -eount nt -
pESPERATE! P-help P"'< .,..._, WID dl""":1j~"'=~i1'h~-~~-~~·JCIO~I --~.;.;. CONTRACTOR LIC'D • MoCber W/4 older chlldftn Afr..alDcl •• 10\lcSSC. paneling, .::.,C:,;;~ 2 MALE poodles l a.liver, STARTING new bul? Bkkpg •
lftda howe or apt. w/reu. crpi., drps_ J4u. p&rll:'r &: l blk, both wta.rin&: red fiet.: Spttlal-comp. IWU'Vlce at !=='*"==64=2::·2;1;:12=:*;=
rent or v.ill rnanqe apt. maint.7lO E 17tt&St.,..C.M. WAJIJ JO DP -collar1 , vicinity or pricet YoU can afford.
Good rda. 968--3139 M.r Bram zu:: 0f51-2'700 ooUed Worttiington Dodrl! C.M. 646--0333 Iv. mea. Floors "65
" BR by Sep< L yurly, CORONA DE.L MAR YOUR INCOME I :=""-=1"""""=c-c--~ WANTED' ......... in book-CARPET VINYL TILE nr schools. up to $450 mo. DlX" office aPIQ z Rm. OOSTA MESA found adorable keeping. AIR, A/P, payroU lJC CONTR. FREE EST.
Bax M·lD91 Daily Pilot G~ Qr. PtiV bath. Ne~ 1•£DIAT£LY? male blk win haired mix l-=°'='='::C:;. "'"-==""='===== • 540.7262 * Rental Sttyitt crpt. Puk'1 .. Uti;i .pd, $135 type dog, \'ery fri~y. I:;====:;=:='== Free to L•ndtords mo. Owner. 673-6'157 U you have • car and Someooe'1 J)t't. an ·oi.a for B•byalttlng 6550 Fumltur• Reatorlng
Bl *'---R ..... ,.. .. ,..... . can &part" 6 to 8 houn 0 64 .. oc.~o -• -~---& R~I 1••• "'' ue D<:aU.Jj" V'U"Ul.OoJ • ....,.. DESK SPACE weelcly, you can enjoy u · "''ner. V"1IJJI) OCC Student wa.nt! board, -.-r n wun9
BY ~-l. 3 Br. uni. tise. Fo otlltnt utra Income. 2 SETS ot keya in room plus A.lacy in exch. FUR.NrruRE S . .
CdM or Npt area. Or winter 222 rest Avenue Eastbluff area acrou fro m for '-·-·-k •. "-by,,·1. lrippq: ' We are eX)'.l&ndlng rapid· Co deJ '"""'""'WVI" • .,.. refinllhin(.
bell ttntal. 833-2780 x 325. Loguna Beach Jy and need dlstributvr1 to rona. Mar hlah achoo!. Hng. Exp'd., refs 11vail. * 642-9575 *·
A.PT $90 or Je. fOl' woriW:c ....... &ervice routes of vendine 644--0341 675-5016 starting Sept. I.
gtri. Hu mWl pet 1 ·I-~==""""'""'~=-machln6. KEYS Found on beach vie. BABYSITTING in my home
..,__ 64W3!I DESK ~PACE WE ESTABIJSH ROUTES! Wand " Balboa_ Jnqu;no infanl to 5 yn. Day, ""
G•rct.ning 66IO
• LANDLORDS • • •--'ch or d NO SALES CAU.S! •1 front counter, Dally Jr. v.·knds . Nr Victoria '
FREE RENTAL SERVICE 117875 ~ otV • NO SOLICITING~ Pilol, 2211 BaJboa, N.B. iiarbor C.M. 645--I17J
* LANDSCAPE *
* GARDENER *
-·--,,,_ Hunti'~ton •-·ch JUST SERVlCING! on.>l\CT ~ .• , PDD ALL blk kitten, 10 wks. BABYSITTING by day or
M2-43Z1, Ext 2f8 ~c::up~~ill~: Found In Vic: Haven Pl. week, Pacific Sanda tract,
1r1ainl.-Residcntial comm'!
Clean-up. Lawn ~moval 4
install. Sprinklr1. Weed kill-
ing. Desians. LiC'd Contr.,
12 yrs loc. 'xp. 53&1225 DESK
N. Bch. Al;.k for Randy. HB. Fncd. yard &. lunches.
Rooms fir Ront 59'5 SPACE c..h sa!OL No crodlt rbka. ,.._..,L9 or c.<S-3484 536-77B4 -Works for you day and ROOM, batb, priv. entrancoe 105 No. El C.mtno Rul niJ:ht -rven while you
on beach.. Avail th r u S.n Clem•n+• slttp.
Augiat Refer. ttq. Call alt $f.l20 Eaminrs can arow to
6:» PM. 494-5647 UPSTAIRS trcn.l.jpt. tm 911 Sl.000 per month with Jn·
EMA... adulla. aieepin& rma ft. 2 pvt ftltrml, pvt padt-vutment af.&rtlnJ u low u
sas mo. Very nice, tum. i11r lot. ~ to bank. '600.
apt. quiet, in ~ nei&hbrbd-Polst ~. H.B. 51UJ.lJ We tra..ln, coonse11 guide
App( .. 54s-6986 NEWPORT Bel.ch delux. of. and help you aet &~o
PRV RM &: ba w/prv dre9-ticea-Air-oood. Htd. Priv. =~bi~ w~· y,
ing rm, prv. enl in prv. ba. 2«lO W. Cout Hwy.
home. ~ Prk area. This la t.be age of vtnd-
557-8127 lndustrNI ~ machines. We provide
LARGE. pleasant, priv. en-Property 60IO ~hey ~~Y ~~1~,ent J1~~
trance, Woritin& man only. items. Get started now
Costa Meu. 646-1WC. LOTS whUe choice routes avail~ -~~-(2) 111-~ Prod able. Write, ifvlni name NR. t~........,, hla.nd. Priv. •""" eacn on UC> adclreu, phone number and
·rm. &; bltb; pitio &: pr. tlon P2ace. 74 x ll5 each. tuttldent referencu. WrJU
$75 Month. ~7 EYH. Will conaidtr trade. to;
FURN room, kitcb privs,
ladies only. 1998 Orange BUILDING
Ave .• CM. 646--1137 3000 lo '7000 IMJ. fl JM leue.
BEAlrr, home w/ pooJ hu 10c ft,
ertra BR f« empl. lady· Will '·-"d -::;' t
u.....,
lotlntrl.., loc.
1195 Emflre Ctntral, Dep . 53651
Dallas, Texas 752-47.
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Privil. $85 mo. ~«J Pla:;;tla.. to_ •wt, acre on
ROOM. Conaenlal #.mp I . W•ll..McC•rdlt Rltrs. COIN LAUNDR~ sinel• mllft. Vic Bay It N ' '~ N wport Blvd M&-158S mo •wport Blvd., C.M. FRIGIDAIRE
e • 548--1?29 Eves. &U-0684 JET-ACTION
ROOM • U kit, woridnc girt, COii& ltfea cho',._ llX'·ll-198. Nr AJpba &I&. Pool, • ......, """ re · tftet &U-1.lJl I-'---------Pl!'~ mo nrt. Minimum nnui, • Commercl1I a5 SlD.IXKI down paymtnt,
F1.JRNISHED la1'Sf' bedJvom Santa Ant, Alpha Beta major
in private home. Ideally CHOICE lhopplna center. Bil volume
located in C.M. ~56~ Commetcial..resdential Pit>" laundry. $39,tlXI. Reuonable
•$15 PER Week -up petty on 19th St., C.M. w/4 tenn.r.
wlkltcbtn. S35 per Week-tip br, 2 be bomt, lie ~t 32 Wasben/8 Drye.~ good
I.pt.I. MOTEL. 54S-t?55 !or borne operated bulirleu. location. $3,(0) FIP.' Smell
Ottered at $26,500. Tenna to down payment
qualified buyer. H. D. John· <;.'OIN-0-MATIC
otel1, Tr•ller llOfl, Bkr. ~. 2121. Pla· EQT lIPMf:NT, INC.
Courts 5"7 centia Ave., C.M. S25-~
./ WEEKLY Rate•. SEA Newport center, 5X I"*· COFFEE
LARK MOTEL, 2301 LI% ~. Sbol"' A ,,... DISTRtaUTOR
Newport Blvd. C.O.ta Mesa dable Oppartunity for reliable per.
FOUND gtrl."1 bike,
high IChOOI, ... ....,
CdM
FOUND • area &ach &.
Yorktown, H.B. Sm a 11
Siam~ female. 53&-l.!i74
FOUND a Teuco cud, Vic:
Balboa P111idng lot.
6<246113
ORANGE alriped, 1 ho r t
haired yna:. cal Vlc Harbor
View Hilla, CdM. '44-0378
EXPER. Babytiitter oflrrs
.. rvitt for 2 & 3 yr olds.
642-42'J4, Nwpt Hgt.s area .
BABYSM'l'JNG in my home,
days. Near Pomona k 19th.
Yenee-d yard. 6'C2-5108
"'
AL'S GARDENING
for Gardening & .!imall Jend-
scaping,servicea cau·540-51.98
Serving Newport, CdM, Cos.
ta Mesa, Dover Shores,
Westclilf. WlLL babY1it. my home,
vicinity or Edwarl"la
Edinger, 11.B. 892-5209
A GARDENING, exper, oaliqe
Cl·llLD care my home. any
qi!. Nr. Fairview l Ada.ma,
C.M. 54~
student, General cleanup &
mainlenAn<.'fl. can hauJ No
job loo bill'.! 494-4all. ·
BINOCULARS vicinuy
Pavilion 7-27, of C•rpent•~!~l. __ _:IS!O
LAWN " Garden Care,
beautification, v.'ffding Ir;
cleariup by collere 1tudents.
Rea11. 54~7363. Calina Bto1. .,,,..,..
FOUND· Rina-in Food Giant
pe.rldng Jot. Call t\ ldentlfy.
~1541
\VATCll found a1 Kaiser Jr.
hi on 28th.
Call 646-0469
PARAKEET, identify, vielnl·
ty V11ta Baye, 646-5406
Lott 6401
DAWSON AND WARE
BUILDERS
Room Add itions • Remodel·
inr Repi.ln: Apl .
Maintenance Ce me n I
Work.
]{1:1.I Don
548-0787 494-~l
CARPENTRY
MlNOR REPAIRS. No Joli
Too SmalL Cabintt bl P"'
qea It o t,b • r ceblneta.
56&175, 11 no answer leave
JAPANESE Gardener Mo.
Rate, Gen't Cleaz>.Up. Ex·
per. Reu. Free e 11 .
642-2239.
AL'S .Landacapin&. Tr t e
removal. Yard remodelin1.
Trash hlulln1. lot cleanup.
Repair apmklera. '1J.-ll66
LANDSCAPING, aardenlnr,
prunins, trlmmlnr • n d
l"t'novatinr. Call alttt 5 p.m.
548-5209.
DIAMONDirna-aaementring, OUI at 646-2372. IL O. GARDENING : Land
vie OCC/K-MartJPenney'a. Anderson cleanups, Sprnkr l"f5, ro~
Given me by my late hus-CARPENTER: Rem 0 de 1 , cement '#Ork, Y & n c • y
band 24 yra aao. Am raialn& patio v.'Ork, cement work 1 ~646-=-5800~~~~--~-I 3 childJTn on Veteran's & Pension & Soc. Se<:. Thil JMint1ng. No job too UCI Grad Student will do
wu the Jut v a I u ab I e small. t'rtt f'sl., 536--1!)« yard work, your eqUipment.
pouea&ion we had lelt. QUAI.ITY Woodcraft, llml $2.50/hr. 54~
Reward. 5'ig....c)44 -1en'I con1tr. &: carpentry. EXP.ER.IENCE6 Japaneee
SIAMESE cat (cross blue-1-'ree roruiulll.tion &-quote. Gardener. Complet e
point & geaJ point) male. Call Ken 66--0044, 548-4235. Se.rvlee. Jo"ttt: est. 546--0'n4 .
Lost 1n the vie. near Shan.. CLEAN-UP jobs, haulinr. GEN 'L Clean Up, trtt aerv,
non &. College c . M . coocrete 'NOrk, Ftte e1t. wttd kill, roto-lill, 1prlnkln
Reward! Day 547-9507 eve Sma.11 or bl&. 54S-7*ll repaired. Me-6848
I ~540-3108,;,,;~~· ~-~---CARPENTRY : Ca b In et s, CLEAN UP SPECIALlST
REWARD for kilt items· Room Addltiom, Patios. New fenc:t1 le: repair. Odd
more Utan you can aet Any 1ize job. Milu!, 646--2576 job1. Reu. 5'&.&965
e:lsewhere. Abaolutely no REPAIRS* ALTERATIONS Complete Y•rd C•rel
. llRST
llYS!
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Misc. Rtnttls 5f9t 12 Apts. ln Newport Btl.ch son ~ deliver cot~ to In. l'-"=;_;,:=='--.;c.,;.;.115% Ret.-pool-blk. to heh. dustl'i.aJ PlantJ:, OffiOI! BuUd-
GARAGE for rent. 11Dn..re Realonomks Corp. lnp, and other locations.
questions er trouble. l...adiea * CABINETS. Any slu job JIM 54G-4837
Binoculars. C&ll M2-469.1 25 yn exper. 54MTI.l
Gener1I S.rvlc1s 6 Only, $21 mo. &.ide CommeTCial Bk:r. ITM100 EXCEPTIONALLY H 1 G H + 641-2657 * EARNINGS. lnveatment of
l =========·I• S STORES, $110,000. 686-$199Sto$3900foran lmm~I. 6911 w. 19th St. Bettle! Income PntDlrty 6000 Towen corner. 548-l"iQ qt. ate Income. Write Jor more inlormation, atvini phone * NEW 6 UNIT * number and addttq to
By Builder. Near oce&.11, lncfuttrl•I Rent1I 60tO QUICK KUP DIST. CO., llll
H .8 . Also, new II uni! Ir. Roblnbood, Stockton, CA.
4 uni!. * 1147.,:i9;,1 FOR LSE: S300 aq ft prime 95207. warehouse apace • all or ----------CUSTOM 6 uoll• • prime part. IO'Vin• Ind., Mr. FRANCHISE
toe. Ownen 4 "" den, 3 Bullard S4Ml5l VIVIANE WOODAl!D Ba + 5 Ire 1tudiol; fplcl, palloa. Net 1198.000. Owner NEW blda. 1.168 to 2300 It, COSMETICS
61>5033. Nr. Ba.leer I: Fairriew. 1 A SUBSIDl.ARY OF
yr leue. SollM.n 5'8-21711 GENERAL FOODS
3 Unita, inalme-$395 l'l'IOt .,. •• _., T a•--··-•• .,.. p<r No fr&nchile he. ~ min\. · $35.500. Owner-Arent .,.~ ..,..._ .. ..wi .. -+ ~2.t8S * mo. Wert 18th St., N.B. :num lnwatoey, Complete •:=:==='::'====:::::l.!646-~t!_!nt~------trainlna and contin·ua.1 sul-1 darice at no cctt.t. Call oolJect lknln"' Property 60$0 ---------1 Jean Ven Sickle (21J)
ER ;i11111, lea• or Lott 6100 m.3310.
trade bu•lne11 oomer San IAKaR 6 ROU'l'E-typ1 rece11lon ml•·
Oemtfltl:lOOx90:Twobld11 ENTERPRISI tant, ·-ptumbln1 type .SX:ts • ~. ample park· bualnHI:. No e:rper ffit'd, lns <Tow9 needs Sea-rood Commerdal comer In • Phy&lcally caJ*!le, J0.50 Jt.tllavnnO Aero&& from boomln1 aiwal 'l'm1lendoua )ft of ace. i5000 req'd +
Stat. .Part • Summer White exposur. with 107 feet on knowled&:e of the Utt ao. lfoua p,000 eqult)·. 714 : Baker 6:. 101.5 teet on Entf!r. (lf <Arden Grow Fwy, ~1 prne. Euy .~ .. tD frft. $12.IXXI • $20.COJ yr. Write
Way. W,100. Drive by tl'ltn .,.. o g;,~" w '"' -STOIUt bulldllC. co r n e r ,
&ood leuea. 10~ return.
If.I . &31-1.f!'M. Broker
cal Ml-W. __, .-... · ..,,..,, eatm ttr, I -Cal .
~---------Com pl. LEITER S ho p,
mirnrotnph/tlc. St&rt own
SutlMll Rent•I 6060 but. w/oo cuh. Wiil 1111
PIO mo Incl rent ~ ph,
RETAIL l.oca!'"!'. C.M. 2544 * $S,5IO * ' + opt. u. h•>" ~ I•.
Till. 1<1'/\I. ~ 1·:-;1.~'1'!.J<~;
Newpll't at Yd, F r a t • View • 1..ew:I lot.I ~ EZ Ttrml rnea .
S5ldl0', 2 bldp, ttta1.I front PLACE REALTY 4IWJlH. FO;,;:;R::.,,_SALE_~,~Ex~cl~u-1i-,.-Kn~ll
• ...... bids. Opon S&l -Sn O>ut HJ-Fabrlct Sho!> -bllal1'd I: SUD, flJr J .n I pt ct Io o . EXCEi tEH'T lot • Udo lilt. bu.1. jn 6.C. • 49J-29U or -'°' .... Romo, 1«1.000. 49M1'02 JTOR£.OmCE Owrw.r. 2U: MSC1 ~Ganct;;;....;=~....,-~,.,.~Ian--.,.-n-.
N...,.... Bd>.115" tt --* EMA 11$J1i11 * CdM. 2 adj. 11-1 Iota + Inc. c ....... -·-"'°"""· • ~ 11' blk. beictl. mme Wei.I ntab. Bltt' 536-14~
fO'.l.lii sQ, FT. :;':;;;. view. Art. «7S-4930~ VERY 11.<tll kmwn tt1taur1nt ~ "&:' J:"' Hilllcp Latunt vtew lot. -92 1eats. beer and wine.
• ·~ Ill' Quick cu; Sat. J7llO 112,500. 646-63&1
• RETAIL ,_ ~ • · '""'" .fn E. 17tb St+ a.ta Maa. FLORAL Shop. Be )'Ol.lt own 8'Tl-Olt> tms. Beau.U.tul. O\eap. Hur-
AcrN.. 610t ry! JUtr. 613-2020
t Office Rad•I aJ1 ~Mt;NT W!d, SS an Pt.ANNING to move~ Ynu'll
1 ar J JUI 1&1ite ll lrY\111 acrt. Wnte: 1Afld P&ddl•· fiod an·am•tl~ number or
tnd. eompa.. Im ,.....,. 1100 l115 AmMbrad Aw. San hOlnu ln today 1 Oualfted "f -be! JU PM -ll<W Adi. 0..Ck lh<m now.
ALTERED ma1e cat, blk le GEN, Rtopatr, add, cab.
Kf'8Y 1triped w/wht pa1•ts Formica, r.imellng marllte.
VIC Legion / Glenneyre. An. Aeylhing! Dick, 673-4459
11.wen to Ztppy. Rwd ,
4'14-6374
MALE Angora cat, rtddiah--
yeUow, 1Uver jeweled col·
lar. front paws dttia...,·ed.
Vie. Harbor Vi~w homes.
644-1479
SM. Blk. dos. 10th St,
Penl.nsula 7/30. Cl\~. un-
der m!dication for boils.
"RH.a ." 67&-4Z77
LOST • snY female Manx ta.II cet. Vic Mary Cir. &:
Fam11worth, HS, 642-4993
""'' SM wht male poodle, vie
Balboa lal nr. Fm')' land'&·
Owner andou.•. Rt w , .,,."""
LOST -Sliver mll.11" poodle
Cement, Concrete 6600
CONCRETE. All type1. Free
est. Sawtnr. brealrin1. h.a!Jl-
lng &. aklploading. Service
&:. quaJH)', 548-8668 Bob.
CE:;\tF;NT \VORK, no job too
Small, reasonable. Free
Eatln1. 11. Stufilck 54.8-88l5
DECORATIVE CONCRETE
DRIVES-WALKS.PATIO
CALL DON, GU-a514
* CONCRETE work: patX>s,
drvways, etc. Lic ensed .
Phillips Ctment. ~
MORE Concrete patio for
lesa money. Arti.ltic settlna.
Lie., call Max at ~7
wtnea. rollar, Vic Hemlltoo Contrictors 6620
&; Bulhaf'd. H.B. 963-51!11 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
LADY 'S clothes baa. IOlt
Clltt Dr. Reward! * M8·2729 *
J.JlG Af'GHAN MALE
Re11.'IU'l'.I. Vlr. Hlh 51, C ~I.
Call 5411--7235
_P..;•~ra~on:.o;;•~l•;_ __ _:640S
• r uu. v LICENSED *
·ltenownt!d Hindu SplrltuaU11
Advice on aJJ matters.
Love, Ma1Tltfl", Bu11lnes1
Ree.di•• alw.n 1 daY1 •
w~.9AM ·9PM
713 N. El CAmino Reel,
San <leml"f!fe,
49'1-8136, 942.oo1$
WOMEN II
Slim down, IO&r Inches.
fMI belftr with &Z Trlrn
Jforne Elm'c.IJOr, Special.
onl,Y $69.SO. &Z et'l'dll
CONTRACTORS
GENERAL CO.
Add!llons-Rell\Od<>J 1rig
1...eaidenlial..comme. tial
• !131.atiW •
Licensed Boodt'd
* THE REMODELERS *
Frt't' f'Sl.1 • 1001.Ki financing
Kilebel\I, prq:t:s -carports
Comlllt!c Rcmoclclini.
QuaJlty Confnctors 642·3960
MY WAY. quality hmnf:
repair. WI.I.ls, ceUlnQ", floon
etc, No job too amall.
54.'.1-1-194
ADDITIONS, L. T. con-
tftuction, sln;:le or :i 1k>ry.
PIM11, e~tlmatea .l layouts.
847-1 $11
Acldlllon1 + Remodtllng
Fl'N! Jt Cerwick, Lie .
573-f»t l * 50--2170
Wall CieAnln& By Machine
Faat, low co11t, dripleu
J>l'ee Est.
B & B QUIK KLEEN
* 962-5404. * .-~~~ APT CLEANfNG • Peinttna
• Rug Shampoolnll' & Lill"
Re pa lr1 . REMA RC
SERVlCES, 847-6688
t~ENCING. ttpaln, paintll\i,
reneral main!. .... , ...
Ed's Cleanini Service
Carpet& -Upholstery • WI~
dowa • Floor Cart. :Ws.-OUT
Haullnt 1730
T.N'T. Lawn Sir vlce .
GIJ'Sat clt•IMlJll, haultns
& U1ht movin&. 5f,l..5MJ.
531-3729
HAULINlr $10 A LCL\D
Clean up. T~e Se.rv, Gen.
Prunl ng 646-2fia3, 5CJ.-80tj
~IOVING, Garaae clean-up
I.:. lile hauli~. JUuonable.
i"N't!' cstlmalea. .M:>-l6Q2. 1
YARD I Gar. Oeanup.
nemove trtt1, Ivy, lruh.
Gradt, backhoe, 962-8145.
HAULING + t'REE EST
Ask tor Bu1ch
548-7265 or 54~
TRASH 6. 11:arace cltltHl.p.
~ton. ttm.i SUn, $10 a load.
Free EatJmale. 54MD31.
Housecle•nln1 '7SS
BAY It Beach Janitorial
Carptls, wirxkl'l'>'I, noon.
etc, Res .l Commc'I. M&.t401
EXPE}R "°'-Ill cleaner, By
day, Own tr&rw.
• 136-111111 •
DA YWOR.K • Otanins: ltnDI 1Vlil8ble, rot fl't!t'
homt demonatntio., cell
M1·U..~ C I Cl I "'S lronlnJI' By t1a,)' or hour. ~'P!-.~~. "I--!'!.. 01'o'n tr1115p, 54 1-4172
CARPf.:I' Cleantna:. 10 1rs >lARtc'S Wlfdow Cltulni
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CtaCULAT& PITITIOM •&LA Tiff "TO
AMMeXAJfOM OP etfl\To\.llt Tl'•·
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TO TNe CITY O"
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A,...nt I, lt1' 104-Jt
LEGAL NOTICE
---------------------------~---------~-·------------------------
SalLlfdU, AUtust l , 1970
i---*~-· .. --· .. --*--•.,,• SERVICE _DIRECTOR~
TU., Coromlc 6974 Jobe Mon. Wom. 7100 Job< Mon, Wom. 7100 Jobi M.,,_ w-TIOO Job< #\Ion. Wom. 7100
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
DAIL V '1LOT S ~ !..-
EMPC:O"MENT
~Wom.. 7100
CERAMIC tile custom ';Wk.
fft eitlmate. ·
.U.-21'4 or au.Jn
. MAN,f.O E It
FllLL or PART TIME. TRAINEES
~~R~~c~* PART nME * Construction men, plP911ne $6'74111 mo. ~741 • Ntl!d nloe ll) mtn IO!_Jl_~
Gt9.U1Hi1m•n • Ger.Mr 11 ~ -:;;;,---,:------I llvttJ and ML S\tady~ eoe·s TREE SURGERY Llbrorlon II $7'1-$"2 mo. Gen Accollllfant -L MUI! ,,. nut ...
la!'lnotl>ocl< ~~~ ~ Polk• Officer $1114't4 Controhr wUJJoa '° -"· I $3.fO * ~ * For application and copy of job announc• Q\l.alift@d accoimta.ot mar.. ~1·1'182 Mr. Price
TREES, He<Sae•, trln1, cut. ment, apply Personnel, City Hall, 3300 New· w/mi.n. ol 2·3 >'"· ~ EOICAL Jrwun.nc"e bWlrc.
atumP* ren.o~. hauled. 30 port Blvd., Newport Beach, Callf. 92860. tnce to bteonw in\dvtd w/ ACC\11'1.t• -··t -· a rap'41ly srow in ... am. cb1Jn .,, .... · "" ""'
.:T,::-:::..;S.::.:.rv:..:lco=---69111
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CITY OF NEWPORT IEACH *
~ ----.,1
El POUCE OFFIC
-CITY 01"-
NEWPORT llEAC H
$111 to $916 per ..,._
• Hlgb school gradu e Age 21 lhru 30
• 20/30 wi<<irrected e ~· 9"-lSO poundJ
ate
vlllon
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' . . • • ' . . • . '
Wh..Wyo Wonl? Whoddyo Git?
, SPICIAL Cl.ASSIFICATION FOR
NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
Spoclol Roi•
yrs, exp, Fully Im. ~ (714) 673-$633. ...-a t ~·,.~-pl lnc. S&1&.ry ~n. ~ DON'S TR.EE SERVICE All _,.um ttn er • .,......,. nc 0911 .. Pilot Box P1048 2ZU devfl~t eof?. In ()r. 'V ' '
tared AuJ1llt ' Written test will be admlnlJ
14th. 7 p.m., August 17111, 9 a.m. and Au-;
.
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type•, UI£ It w: f'rff '!!'!!!!!!\!!"!!!'!!'!!'!!'!!!":'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I a.nae Co. Xlnt ..wy + com-W. Balbot. Blvd., N.8.
Eltlmate1. 64)....M84, • pany benefltt.. $1tnlt "" MEDICAL tront o If Ice .
1Ull l9tb, 1 p.rn. '
• the Id!,
5 Linet -5 llm11 -5 bucks Plumblnt "'° Jobi Men, Wom. 7100 Johe Men, Wom. 7100 """"'· Ind"'"" "'1ary "'~ --•Ire· Typl~. Ex·
*** D ISHWASHER '"''" in conlldcnc. 10 Box ""~-"·Apply Box
For further info. & app\. to lak
contact Personnel Ofc.. ,.
Blvd., Newport B e a c h ,
Newport
·-· •UIAS -A.D MUST IMCLUOI .-,.. M" • w.. i-wi..r ~ WM! 111 ~ 2.1 I-LR PLUMBING
le REMODEWNG
56?-9644
A Pl..EASANT, capable
woman to do day work,
9-l wkdys, in excluai~
Be.yabons, NB. Home h;
• EXPERIENCED. tit um. Dt.Uy Pl.lot. :mt w. P104.9. 0.lly Pilot. 2211 w . Calli. -· • f'\JU. 11ME. Ba.lboll Bl\"d., N.B. l"'Bal~boo=•.:_N:::.B=·-----:t..tou• .-.. ..,,., .._ ._, llll.-., MWM"I,.._.
........ TMHM •oa S.t.1.1 -t•.t.Oll ONLY! I 714 ) 673-M33 '
' To Placo Your Tr•der'1 Paradise Ad
PHONE '42-5671 larie, bul tbe pay is IOO(i.
Apply GENERAL HELP** M~ Dt-sk O~k• 1tll 1 ....... ~0!-~~-~~-~-~,..-~~-~-~~-SURF & SIRLOIN $.1.ll H.R Jh1fts ~v•llablt, with M'.llnf! 1 ~1 ---~ W. Coast Hwy , N.B. p llnie, mal'l'if"d, dt~ndahlr, ~XJ)(!r .. Apply: Box M-1061 Jobt ~· Wom. 7100 Jom ,
~ -' 71o0
:?O ''" ~ yr oW ftiver1ide,
Orana:;e Gtove: m•n~
ment free. $5,65(1 ac. $78,«11
eq, For: homr, lncoD\f',
land. 49W936.
'5'1 Ford Country Sedan:
V-3, pl•. alr, r /h. Tnde
fot' CIJl\JM!r or transport•·
tion car. .... , ...
l..ovtly Mitt de1et1 home, 6
acns, $30,0IXI value. Ex·
chanae for your prope~
Newport -Laguna •re11..
494-4746 or 499-1331 .
2~~ ac. nea.r RANCHO
CAUF. UKlO equity +
$3500 in &ood trust dttd1.
Wa.nt; Sall Lake City prop.
'I'ransfl!M'ed. AJ'l. 646-0732.
Westwr"ld Vitla&r adjoining
Wllshirwi 10 rm home. Want
Newport duplex • triplex on
walrr or near. ~.500 fne
&: dear. 4M-7260
Moblle Home Site, owner's
30 acres, hi-Oeserl, otll'•.
Eq, $80,000. frTe &: clear
for Orana:;e Co. Income or
R-3 land. 968-2645
Antelope Valley, 10-40 A lev.
f'I to $38,&Ml tq. FOR bch
1.tta ,home, units (Ir orhf'r.
AlllO San ote&o cty, 1177 El
Camino, C.A-1 . 646-."IMI
HAVE $25,000 In a:;ood T.D.'s
payable $32:> Month. Want:
Income unlt1, Oran1f! or
L.A. County.
Davis Rtalty &42-7000
Baytront Condo Apt. Br, 2
Ba. Boal slip. $10.000 eq.
consider part trade. car,
trw:t deeds !??! Bkr. ...,,,32
What do )'Oil.I baYe \0 trade 1
u.i 1t btre -bs ()rep
Olunb''• ~ read trad· toc pool -aM mW I dHI.
* IRONING •
My Home, ~l Hr.
* y
6755
Pick Up & Dellv. MS--7141
Jonltorlol 679G
WORKER.S Avalll.bif:"' Arty
kind ol work, anyUme.
Clean.Ina, lawn work. etc.
Efficient, reliable. $2.50 hr.
Ask for Jol\n or Nicholas
616-01115,
tNo phonf! C"alll plt>asel 6 nio's residency -·d. A<><> Tiie 1.M1ly Pilot, N.B. • ~.. -~ Real El!alt-Land Salnman
DISHWASli'ER·Di.nne:r Ho1.11-:: lfl.JI. MODEL -aize 10 lor Illtlngs. l.L.S. CORP OPENS POOnt t.lR. CLARK !t'\G.2370 Actl\"e Soorts\\'ear ~lla:r.,
, •7>20at * N.B. M2-M1'l NEW OFFICE IN 0 .C. GIRL Friday for &;t:n!rt.I ol-;,_;:.;,,,;:.::,,:_::;_.,,.____ 4 M · t> 15~
NEWSllOYS •JOr pro,1tt up to ,.
~'"' 6995 :548-=nt=6==~--
G BABYSITTER p/time
..,.. WELDIN d~pe:ndable. Altns l !!Om~
All. 5 6: Wkndt, 846-9UI ~vet. Downtown C.M. Own
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT trans. 548-36&1 aft :lPM
~w ...
ARY, .... """" Mua-1 be xlal ~ IH
I Hwtt. 8nch 1
Primt 3 Store conlmt'rcit.l,
C:\I. (}y,•nf'r Orea:;on bound •
tradf' for VIC land, 11.•IU car-
ry lsl 1'0. Call M5-MZ4.
Sot.Ith Coast Real Estate
Watertrnt lot, N.8. $38,500
cl1ar for .onaJI home or
unils. Hal P}nchin & Assoc-
\tes, Realtors.
J -L W ~ M --BABYSITTER. Uvt in, C.M. _ vu_•.nIWV, en ,_ Bar Ha.rt>or traclr. Own DONUT Jirls ,.,·anted, mom-
lne &: •fin shift. no exper.
l'leC'fll. Air. Donut, 135 E.
11th St., C.l\t.
fl~. typing, filing, ~by ._ ron1missioo. Call Jor appt,
add . Pt·time. 5U-8326 i... W.Th.iO SERVICE
HAIR stylist with aome DAILY PILOT tull time
•tattoo at~
CAPTAIN tnnop. Ph' 546--5995 '" 7
Ucensed . Radar • tor.n, =P~M-~~~--~-
30 Years exp. sail ar POWft', Bab)>Vt 3 kkb In our home.
Profeu.lonal Sport FWJn& Nr. Btahard &: Bannina'
Gulde Mex.I~&: Central 9bl-S948
Netd New Carrlen for REPRESENTATIVES to 11:11 ,_ lollo11oi na ,__p_ ... Bun. an pe~
11lop. ·co.-.;t;'s':"a H~ FOUNTAIN VALLEY lhf. "orlg!nal" fantastk R.lchDeJ
. 7-4:30, l.12.. Appl)-
lla11)11.or,
Call &TJ-4392 DRUMJ.JER needed for 2
nl&hta-Ovcr 21. f'ashlorui, ....,. •••: Ages 10..14 "SLL\1 GYM" being adver-Hwy, N ...,,....._, U~ on TV "SUM GYM''
d, DI W. Cout
ewport, Sal 1.11 ...
RECREATIONAL CABIN.
Exchange for car. boat,
tra.iler. paper or '!
Call 646-3632 HAIRSTYUST I Manicurist &U-C21 tt\t world'& be.i home exf'r-STATION
\\'antecl far new sa.lon. Top Ni9ht Janitor c~~. Lose inchts Ii gain ~~ ·-·
A-..
·UC No.
No. I
"-
0wnf'r·Aaent
6Th-4963 or 638·1.'.170
American lets • also BAKERY aales clerk, N.B.
llcermed milltl-e . commer-area. Exper preltrttcl for
claJ p.Uot, land & aea. Ad· pt-time_ & Ylkndt. Apply
mlnllltra.tlve experience. mornings Tue-Fri, l\1other
Beat of rerere~•. Write Hubbard's Bakery. I09l2
Brue M 1060, Dally Pilot. Wemtmlltlter Ave ., Al
ELECTRONIC
TECHNICIAN
Dtslp 11nd aw-nibty ~XJll'r\.
ence, ,\Olid l!\l\lf' cir1.'\Jilry,
Ad vanced t\lnelil"s. lnl".
1231 Vlclorh1 St .. C.:\I.
""_,,., p&y, call 492A352. Experltnced pre.ferred. Full F.ARNINC.'S in your own W) • ._. ..
R, LYN or Rif. HEY GALS ! timt-. All comP11ny benetlls. ho1ne. Call Ludllr 496-lM.1. s;n:,E~;'15°
Expancllni;c co need 12 al Cont&ct Mr. Laney at the SALESMEN-Top opportunity Convale ~ge l~30 ftipt. ft;Wlt i!~ DAILY PILOT, 330 W. Bay, \1.'/growlns C arpet I &$2.8044 Gift and country atort',
areal location. Trade for
van, camper or $2,500
l!C'[Ulty. . , Tro•turor /Controller ~uclid, Garden Grove .
BEAUTY operator w i th
JoUowlnll', alto 1 for manag.
Ing. t.1eu .Yt-.rdf. Write Box
1\1-1034, Dally Pilot. 22U \V.
Balboa BJvd. Newport
Beach.
6-16-7\Gj
6 m0·1 1~adcy, $.l .56 hr to 01. Apply In person 3-1 Prtt Drapery °"ale.r. Call Bob,
li lart ONLY. ~2~13~',;8'1>--;,;!Trt~----P1rt·Tlme
CPA. proven managen1r:nt
\\1anted 10 trade home in 1kill1. broad experienoe in
S.'\J'J Gabriel Vallf'y for 4 financial and comtructlon
br & den or a br home in tields, specialist in real es-
Equal opportunity e1nployrr
~
i\1r. Lak" 95&-2871 •-;;;~;;;-;;;;;~;;-ii_;;;;-ii_;;;;;-;;;_;;;;;_;;_;;-;. I safes
Nur1l-
Cd~t or Ne1•rport area. tale dt-velor rnenl. Service•
l.Ql..f231 available In L.A. and Orangr:
8 UNITS. Inglewood, plua Coont,y areu. Call &U-3'02
clear commerc. lncoml", fer P<>OL Repairman. Qualltled
land, house or beaeh prop. In all phaws of trouble
erty. Equity $103,000. Ahoollrc. plumblna;, elec-
0\VNER 67S-6259 trk:al I mechanical. Also
L&. Lunmark palntina:;: For experienced a1 pool ~n
camper, Trade celllnr hlJh 1ullan1. Cont 1 c I Mr.
walnut headboard bed, 3Xl G\ea!On, 'n!.3 Hudton, C?o.t.
Yl"I. W /$15,{Q} eq Improved ~54>-'1!~="-~-C""C,_._,,,.
M·l prop tor ac. or home. HOUSE need pain!? Quality
s-45-0139 Interior exterior, fr e"
----~----1 e1Umate. Ref .. re11monable Open Houlit' 1 to 5 each day 968-323G
\Vt-sl Cliff Villa, NB. $26,400
e111y, TR for comm or dplx, COSTA r.feu man. Exp. 30
trlphi:, 4·plx. ~f&dll! Foster, yrs, Sa I e ' Ena:'r-Mamt.
Rltr. !>48·1168 \Vantil 10mt:thing to do. :.::::.;.:c:::.::::::..~-~-1 ~54= .. ='="~·==· ::::::::::::::::=:::==~ HAVE: Leued lndu1trlal _ ~
Building. l..A, $.50.000. t.b.d.
lree ol clear. WANT: house,
Ne\\'POrl Beach or ? '!
Myers 673-6756
Job W•nted,
Women 7020 -----ACCOUNTS rece 1 v ab If!,
Payroll, Account! payablt,
Credit. Typllll: IBrif exe-c.
No job too Sr?)all! 536-224::
BOOKKEEPER F /C
$700 Up, Stable e1t.b. New.
port Beacb Co. Very pleas-
ant worklna; cond. Top belll!-
flts. Heavy constr. exper.
Call Miss Berty, ~T.&122,
Ablj:ail Abbot Penonnel
Agt"ncy. nl \V. \\'arnet,
Sulle :l11, S.nta Ana.
BOYS 13-16
Ft1untAln Valley, Huntln1ton
Beach atta. \Vork eve.ni.na;'a.
Eam SIS.$30 \Vttk.
Call 543-3141
CAR WASH
Full & P/Tlme Positions.
Gl"O\Vlh Company. 3 Loe•·
tlons Orange C.O. 2900 Har·
bot Blvd., Costa fl1e111.
CARPENTERS It Cement
liniahf'rs Wanted. Eitp only. ..,....,
\\'Ill 1rade ~tty in ~ br
home In Huntlna:;ton Beach
for travel traile:r or truck
l camper. HOUSEKEEPER/ babysit· ·
CLASS "A"
MOLD MAKER
* S!RVICE
962-""I
*
ter, llw In. eKp., rt!ls.
49S-3400, 495--M63. 496-5101 * Jobo-Mon, Wom. 7100
RECTOllY ·
• ti-Unimum 5 yn exper.
• Top rates
• Steady oTt-rtime
• All benefits
Electronics
Engineers
with experience in de-
si9ning circuitry and
m1gnetic components
for power conversion
equipment.
CALL JN CONF'IDENCE
TODAY
GATES LEARJET
CORPORATION
Static Power Div.
la&il Von Karman Avt.
lrvinf'. Cahl. 92664
17141 8:l3-3740
llD~I E\\'ORKERS \VANTED ··•
(E:n\•elope Addtt:•rs).
Rush stamped, 1ell-a d·
dre1sed envelope.
LANGDON WORLD
TRADERS, P.O. Box 1171·
A21, Redondo Beach, Callf. .,,,,
HOSTESS, Oub House ,
RN'S
Full & Port Time
for our new facility
Apply in parson
Leisu"' \Varid, L 11 u na HUNTINGTON BEACH
1-lilts. Recrtttiooal A. social CONVALESCENT
al"ti\'il~ back 1 round HOSPITAL
lwlplul. Part time po1ltlon.
Apply Jll!TSOl1MI ottiCf', lid·
mlnlstra.tion bldg, 2 .'.I 5 :l 2
Pueo Dt' Valencia, ;.t Oll·
Fri. No ph. cal\1
188\ l 1'1orida SI.
t Sla~ Lane)
llununiton ~ach
ter for teacher \\'/2 school· OFF' ER 1 NG xlnl u-
~ children. SchOOI day1 oommodatlons &: 11 ma I I
only, Stpt thN Junt. M111t u.111.ry TO col.I~ 1tudent ln
have own tran&. 962-TSOO exchanae for lilhl household
kfler 2 p.m duties, . 6~10 or SIS-7197 HOUSKPR, babysltlr. _______ _
T•""'':' 2 child""· Ag" 0-RA-NG-E -CO-A-ST 6-8. ?.!·f hrs fle11. Nr OC
''"""'· ,.,_,,.,_ JUNIOR
HSKPRS Empi,r pay• ,,. COUEGE
George Allen Byland Ap.n-
cy 10&-B E. 16th. S.A. DISTRICT 547-0395. has lhe following
EDITOR TRAINll INVENTOR\'·SlllPPINC. fQr opportunities Sporfs11o·ear Mlgr.. N . B .
Equ1l opportlmlly rmployer
~
ColleJ"e Journali11m Major 642-3472 ADflt]NISTftAT[\11'; pttferred ro \\'Ork aher school tor Sportsm,n'a Pub-LADY O\.~r ~ re I i n e d SErnETARY
PalntJng,
Paperhanging 6150
llcaOons. \\'" puhll1h ne\\'J-wfper90nality, ~·d In S~ln1 111.lary S8TO. r or
abilffieS F7ERSON~y OEPJ'. :~~:&fo:a<;~r~~;:·=~ ~~~ti-::.e ~~~~ ~ =~n:°":~· ::~ ":~~ Clrllfmite() Book~Jllt " lyping. .No dn 1upervisory office .work.
PROFESSIONAL PainU...... ge~cv L M C Ml Co alrpi•flt' l"n1h1.11,la111,wrlfl.1ust smokina. Steady poe.ltu;in preparation of <'lau ached-... a ... " . . ox II· . 1,ype, 'You nll.1111 avt' tten W/ one of the tint"ll ul _, I "II duH
Neat \\-orlc:. Fine paints. 1505 E. w•rner, $.A. either for your college pt. decorath11 J!ltudiol bi Nwpt "' .,, .. Ht'l'T; a.. ta.
Roller, bru&h, a. i r. 1 e • • 546-1551 per or for ou11ide public•· Bch. Good salary It tuture. PrNloUJ Jtc-hool e~rlen~
spraying, accoua. ceUl11p. TRISH HOPKINS tlon. You mu.OJI be P"'Pflrerl Give rel~.: \Vrite Dally helpful . Typlni:: 11k1Jb. of Ga ~%:'.l'•. Low prices. Roy .SS E. 17th at Trvine, CM El'f\lal opportunity 'employer to show samples or your PUot Box M-1001 wpm, SH 120.
642.1470 CLEANING woman . vac1.nt prlnled work. Knowledae of s~ fS
-----
IUFFUM'S
NEWPORT
Now lntervi•wing
applicants for
Lodies Shoe
-Solesman-
• E.XPERIENCED
e Full tin~
• Xlnt company benetl!B
Appl, in prrson
2 to 4 Pi\! Only
NO. I FASHION ISLAND
NE\\'POftT Bf.:ACH
SALES MEN
I want 111.·o m,.n \\•1th Wes
background . You 011.111 be
willlnc to learn our method
A: work hard. In tttum "'t'
wUI r\VI! you good co. bene.
lilt. ' an oppoMunity for un..
limited income. For appt.
phone Piir. BUI H11rold, John.
ton 6. Son. 540-5630.
DEAD END?
MONEY TOO LOW7
llORED7
Then 11lep u:• to the (t'OW1h
country where !hr-mOnf'Y
road and f!:itcitement nrwr
f!nd. You Sf'! your own pace
-)'OU!' 01\.'n goal!. Thit !'9-
spected 111.nd corporation will
~how how )'Oil m~ nach
them with as little eUort u
poaalble.
Step up now-Call:
?ilr .. Cburcb.111 1n41 8.\5-3233
: 30 shlft. Parl!: u&
"'"' Cenltt. Pit
'
IONE ORDER DESK TELEP!
6 ...... s:::.oo Pl!
fl, OVt'r "· -r hr to start. Part """ ,.. --lpm • S-lpm. Ph:
Solicitors
Pakl Wttkl)'.
32S N.
Telei>hr>ne
Cbutty._.i.
Apply: BroadwQ,
• S&nta Ana. Rm. 410
TELEPH
l-11 pm
ONE OPERATQR
""''°-WAITRESS
Se.I 6: l;\11'1
1Acwla -. FOOD •
TAJ L COCK
VIU.AG ...oh.
pertenced ........
8Pi'<t
*WAIT
on(y '"' ply In pe
want td.
E INN, 1.qu,.
Only ""'"" ~ t'o.xe1 need appl .
or t!M--OWI 8'Plj.
RESS·Experi<-
d-.y 1hl1t only. A,.
.... only
DEi.AN EYS SEA SHAN'I'f.
do Park .Drfve 630 LI
N•WJI001 &ach, ~
*w ANTED* i
real e•tate ~ tor aen!nJ real
UCl!nled
,.Opie
tall!, fuJ I lime: houalnc traft
U timl! or Sat. ~ •. tu •
Sun. '1: u.lealady funllih
with area to ha.ndi. rentak
lllberal comm.I. New ott1dt
• new Ide .. -new opportul,.
itles. .
Rlddlo & Ro11 RNlto'
~ E. Cst. Hwy., CdM
61S.7'125
WANTED: SKIPPER. ":fll'
motor aaUer. F\i.ll .
Phone 1·213 Z.OUl L.4.
Atk tor Yacht lnfonnauoo.
WOMEN', Ute dellvtry wor-.,
Muat ha.,..own car. ADDbt
320 N. "'°""""' Rm. ·u9,
Santa An...
PHONE tht ~st -then phone paste-up helpful. Phone Mr. ~. SR. TY'PIST CLER.K
the bt1t: Jordan It Son apt•. DaUy work, part time, 1-lolcomb, 642-47"8. I.Arre. e-xpandlnr cha.In need1 Startin.( salary $525. Rtte?-
Palntlna:. Ucenud, bonded, A11 't ~ocountant exp'd, rood wages. Phone I ENTI!;;;:;:;U::;SIAST:;:.;;1~c:.:,....,..=--...,-,.ty tt/pt hfllp, temp Ii perm. liont1t l<i;r admlniltration SALES." AN w / nu r 1 e r Y \========::i \ 1ardtn center exprr, send
back~ rel\lrne to Ray
Amlinr. Amllnc'• Nunery,
1:500 E. Coast Hwy, N.B.
iMUred. 54A-M25 $Sso.:$600 Mo. aft 6 pm. M1"'6180 for ardtltectural o t t l c e . Are 2IJ.30. 6 mo'1 rtldcy. ot'tlce1, heavy typl.n1 and
YOU Supply ·Ttw: Paint 3 Youn& man to U1i11 he:ad COCKTAIL Wa1trf'lt. flxpt:r. Typlna:, 10me SH ffil· req'd. -dlctaphone work. Typins
Br, Liv Rm A: Kitchen acct. of N.B. t!nn. Familiar-2'2-30. 5 day• wk, lntervw, Artlatlc ability de a Ir t d. 956-2870 t.1r. Van aklll 56 wpm.
Painted, $50. Call 557-MJB icy w/qu•r1edly Nport1 10:30AM·l2:30 wkdays. Villa 5'0-2765 htlptul but not required. Nov•. 3131 W, Cout Hwy. UQUOR clerk wanted part INTERMEDIATE See Belt)' Bnlm at
AIRLINE
SCHOOLS
l'ACl,IC
Doy 6 Ntaht 0-..,_ I * PAPERHANGING Good Potttltlal. ;N::B:_ __ ~--~~ EXPER. produedon seam.. Ume. Exper1f'noe nect•aary. TYPING CLERK
••10 &: PAlNTING. i 968-2425 COLLEGE 1\rll ii: hl·tehl itreu, Apply n.5 S. Coll.It Phone 642--3~ days; after Start.ln& aaJ•"'. $47$. WW Londacoplnt -H ••' Tu ~ •-•· ~ pm 613-0585 _, R &: L J>&intln& Interior-ex· Newport gradJ, full, p/tlme. Ava;. wy . ...,...., 8-r ''· ~. ' worti: in PfortOTIMI Office .
SPARKLE Janitorial 6: Win·
dow cleanlna Slrv. WU\.
dows, re.1ld., come\, coNL
cleanup. FrTe eat. 962--06T2
Gxec
lUI E. 17th St.. Santa Ml
GIVE YOUR CHILD A CJC-
ATJVE SUMMER. EQ.
le•chera. ofr. Art. I Cnnf, a... ln mom. Are• 5-f.. ........
lofOBILE HOME OWNi:Nf lerior. We att rea11JOnable. p I A $3 hr. No rxpf'r ~1. For Exp ER J EN c ED a11to LVN, relief week ends, 7 B•cl!:lf'OUl\d in pertonrwl
Bond·Rock v.·W hold your 64~~. ~8-0823 ll~r~:v:er O~.~"~t , appr. Cali Mrs. l\tullt'r, mechanic with own tool~. lo 3:30 shift. PARK LIDO and/or Insurance wo"'. Ty~ Aaf!ncy for Carett Girl.I
(.10 W. Cout Hwy, N.B. irsvel tla:;ht, For inlo. * PAPERHANGER * ,,2_3170 54&-:li70. Buiy shop. 1747 Anaheim CONVALESCENT CENTER int lk!ll ~wpm. M&-7~ or ~ Alk for V"'I A c 't &lU<M4 Reros:-nizl"d Authority, Prior i"'"""""""""""""'""'""" ** COOKS, Experif'nei'd ::c."::·..:::·;::"::.·_~~=--1 · By appoint. 646-3939
Butch ;"'~'-ru-'~'°'"''·-"c,~:.,;2._44;c9 __ ~1 --ARE YOU-whH1 n1an ** DISH\VASll· FAT & UGLY??? • l\1ald1, e'<perieoced • .Appllcantt should NEW LAWNS, rt:·sef!ding, JN"'T , Ex p 1 ,_ , __ 11 ER, D<porienced. Apply. Apply Ben Brown'• Motor contact Cla11lfltcl WLMAKER. trimmer, ~tilllna. reno v a 1; n a . · • t, a nl"''· ........, BEAunFUL?? BLUE DOLPHIN U you are, we prohllb!Y ?J!'l Hotel, 11106 s. Cout H11o'Y. P•rlonnel Offlca. upbollttrer to work on boat
PIANO LESSONS
Bqlnnen ... Theory, •'ct!!t
readlna Plr. Call Bruqe
s.tS-4478 af1er 6 . clean-up. 8 9 T _ 2 4 1 T or ttr's, llc'd, Ins., frff esL use you South LaJu ln rl I: E
•• ,, -1:: 1...all Chuck, 645-0809. It'11 111.! In the e>'1! of the~-33J5 Via Lido, N.B. CALIF: CASTING CO. ,t:Ai[~-t,;;""i!§'C2'""0cl'!!!~~l7~1~4~l~l;J4-~57~0l~~~1 te or• cover•. x· ·~~;;;::-::,·======--======='=='! · ~tAIDS. Full lime, 2.i or ~ perlenced. Permanent job, ..;::: ,;.:. holder. Check the 1V com-COOK tfl"maie/ & V.'al!reu. Ill contlnui111 IUJ aearch In 1 N -hinifl benefit1. Call or write
MAID SER.V ·.:.l.;;C.;;E;.__6_8_25 Pl•1tering, P•tch, nil. you watch and U you Full time.. The Brunch Oranp C.O. for a variety of over. App Y lS4S f'W])Ort PART TIME LAKE AR RO\¥,H EA D
SWIM?.JING ll!SIOna • yolU'
pool. Very experienc9d,
re&f!Onable. Mn, B t t
9!\A.-Jlll --Repair 6180 feel you're a• pretty u Hou.sf', 200:1 Nev.,,ort Blvd, types, for work In mag, mo. Blvd .. C.M. Phone ti42-9ST3 !Men J Women I MARINA. Lake. A.1\owhead.
C AND S Maid Service --"'--------I some ol tl'!Me peoplf', call us. Ci\1 delint, 'IV comml's. A Ind , ,\llAID: for Ne\\rport · Balhnn IVE,NO WORK n4: 3.17~2501
Rt11denl1al & apart11ien!1. * p,\TCH PLASTERING CALIF. CASTING CO. COOi\ _ Dinl'M'r House f!lmll. Great pay, rt. time. Peninsula arT.1. Age :lZI + ;,:;;,..:""'::;;c~~~o-.c-Ph. 64l-9873 or MZ...9874 All types. Free e~thnates preferred. 675-346.1 SUM GYM Oiltrlbutor, Call ~25 is ronllnulng Ir,; ae1u-ch for Phoiw \\11'1 are client paid, no fee . ~~~=~----1New factory branch openlna nted• htlp to dlmon1trate
PRIVATE tutortna tn
readln1. Certified taachti.
arade1 t thru 3. ~--...
MIRCHANDISI ,OR
SALi AND TAADI
Malnteninu 6121 =====~:£:====I everyday people who ha\·f' * 675'20jl * Nol a school. MANAGERS In Ormn1e Count)'. No exp, world's No. 1 uerclJer A
:....----Plum bing 6190 a de1Jre to v.wk on TV or * COOK * F.xpt>rlenccd, full FREE PROf.ESSTONAL nee. Wnrk S.10 pm, Introduce excllin&. new
, HOt.t:E REPAIRS modelln& jobl. S75 to $125 timt . Park L ido Cnll-TV SCRIEN TEST * D ivn Sit Mir to 25M FOR lNTERVIE\V SI.J.M GYM JET BAnt No
Plumbtnr•lectrlcal. Reas. PLU1'fBING 1\EPAlR per day, No I« t .. you e\'V', valeacent Hospital. ~ PH: (n4) 135-t282 BSCE req, Conltruction di'· CALL SATURDAY expe.r. needed. Sh I r 1 e Y
642-7155 or IU.o506 No job loo small • .fOR ON CAJ\.fERA DENTAL A~ISTANT, 10 AM to 6 PM veiopment .t 311 en(?I: JO AM TO~ PM Graham t9'1·1988 or 646-4171 1·,-.-m-ll_U_ro _____ IOOO_
e 642-3121 e AUDmON • part time Sat'~. only. $500 bkgrnd. n~715S SICRITARY
6150
Rttlrtd Painter:· 28 yn
exper. Nf!at l none11 . Non.
drinker. Call ~1
Remeclelint &
_Repair 6'40
ROOM Additions, carlj:f'I,
remodel. Lawelit Price In
tOwn. Lie. contractor.
6'12-2988 PftOFESSIONAL. lO yl'I exp.
pa.pe.tha.nClnc a: J1Aint1ni.
trom Enaland. 988-7'61 nBERGLASS showers &
JNTEJ\IOR/Dterlor, avg. l pullmans, ~915 a~k for
Br. gpl Labor ii: m.11ter1al 1.:.":.:':.:'b:_ __ ~----
S57: MS-1546 GEN'L remodeUni & m1inl
TRAt>E. Palntlna by llee ns-No job too 1mall .
ed conln.clor for :ruck, Llc'rt/lnsuttd;. 615-118.1.
rum. or ? &12.--t~
PAINTlNG SetvlOI! • re1ld1!n·
Hal &i co1nmercl.al. Local
• experienced. R. LeBlanc
53f..111!, 40! Memph14, H.B.
McA.lkml Pa1nti,.: Seni.
Inlet". ,. Exter. Special ratet
an apta. M6-36t5
6960
QUALITY )'OU'"' a I w a y I
wanted, Drt!um•kllll -
altenl1ot11. Key Say, 1763
Orana9 .4vt., C.M. &U-1292.
6'74 M!TICULOUS PAINT. Tllo, Ceramic
BLUE CHIP SUMPS. INS.
crew col. 1tudent1, Jnt~ • Dllcount TUe Center •
hoUAl:t. i::iq,. Doe.kl, m-5112 '1Zl So. Main, S.A. 541-1.517 TWO Ua....4 itudlnta need AU !;)'pl':• ol tta l wall, floar,
mont>'· Eicp'd hou •• paUo, entry ,.,,.,yt, bath •
pa.Inters }'Ta e1t. KU ahowtr. Expert inltallltloo
5'-W0'74. or free lnatructionl tor do
No Wutl.ftl It younellen. Complete llm ,+ WALLPAPlll 'f!: 01 .,,.._.,., ' "'°" '°'
When )'CX1 call "Mt.e , lntt&llJ.tJon.
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PAINTING -Ext.-Jnt. 11 C\11!. worir. 1Mtall & repa.lni.
Yt'I· e!Q)tr. lnt, Lie. FrH Nn job 100 ml, Pl.uter .,.. ~•I Accotl!I C•lltrr1•. tio. Leak.Ing 1hower repalr. ~2>. . "'·'"'"-
CALL ITI4) US-8282 -~=-•~..S-=7°'07~4~•-o--: I Accoontlnr Clerk. 1-2: f'H! * Proj Director to 24M PRIVATE Chriltlan 1ehool to 20 PC, ''MADRID'' ...
10 AM to 6 PM DENTAL NURSE tor front paid !alto f"'° .10hll Call BSCE re q. Constniction houri, wlll train. Good drtv-VICE • PR ISi DENT J ROOM GROUP
ASS'T HELPER off!Cf!. Executh·e qualifica· Loraine, &U-7170, WestcUU mgml el'lp over ltnlctural I Ire record rtqull'f'd. A!.o PART-TIME, 11pprox, 20 hrl. .P'ROM MODEL HOMES
rut time or pt-U me. Aae 19-tlons, nllll-Smokf'r, Completl! PereonMI Aaency, 20U civil enainffrlnc lffltl'lll malntf!MJICt . min WH.ldy, bOufl nexJble, M!ltl Includn: Qullt.ed .. A
,1, g mo ,..mldf'ncy ,....d. rnume to: Box M·1096, We1tcllff Drive, N.8 . · for cleanin& A: yardwork. t·"--~-··-• 100 -·"-~ 2 .~ta"--6 ~ * Projed Mgr to 20M 1ms Brookhunt, T . v. llMi ..,.,,u,.,,.. "•'"' ..,,. • ..... -~ $3.7~ hr start, Daily Pilot, Zlll \V. Balboa, $-125 BIL.LING OeT'k. Call BSCE req, Comml/lndu•tri&I 98J..3J'" like variety and tlpr.1, table, 2 ~. dre-r. m.Jt.. C-:';;";,,:;:";'·:w;;'"':;:l;::•~"="1121~·~'"'2..:N"'B:;:·======:=.~ I Loraine, 645-:mo -We1tcliff ..... type 60 wpm or better. Many ror, hMdboud, quilted a -Per9onrwl A1ency, 2 O 4 3 con•tn.iclion. POR.TIR company bene.fllm 1uch u IJ)rlno A matt:rtu, S DC
Jobi "'-'· Wom. 7100Jobs-Men, Wom. 7100 \\'e.icurr Drive, N.B. * Structl Engr to ISM For quality ™'kel')'. Ge.n-pe.kt vacations, lick leave, dlniiw room: table 4 4 bl-
ASSEMlll.EHS ~LECTRONIC
ASSEMBLERS
V11orlan O.tA Machin('!, loealt'd tn a mOOflll'n ro111t1t
In the fr\ilnl' lnduatrlal Complel'I has lmmedla1r
openlnp tor Auemblen on IU l•t 1htrt 17 :30 A.M.
to 4:00 P.M.J and 2nd ahlft (4:1S P.:Pt1. to 12:4:1
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These openlnp llf'f for Individual• with 3 to 6
mnntht itxp1:rlence tn P .C.8. aaembly wire wrap.
p\nr or n.1ated auembly duUes. AppJlcanta mutt
know tM ~Jtctronlc color codt and the tulc eltc-
tronlc comPQll•nts.
Good aUirtlnc pay a.nd bf>nefit procram lncludlnc
12 d&.yi vacitlon durlnc the. l it year ot emplny--m~nt an anno•I holiday vacation from Chrt11mu t.o New Yff.t'1 &nd ·a ruick porchue prosram.
In I • "'°"""' Do II r from 8 ~M. to S P.M.
VARIAN DATA MACHINES
A VA.RIAN Sl!BSIDlARY
2722 Mllcholaon Drj••· Ir.In•, Collf. 92664
I San Dlf'A~ Ftwy ... to Jambol'fll tiff-ramp
L bluck S. ot ?i11chcl1on OrlVPI
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INDUSTRIES INC.
2101 Dove St., N.I.
FOTOMAT
DRIVl0 THRU
Weekud1 &: Standby
Aft 18-25
Apply In ptfWI
:r.1on It T'uu, Al.If. 3 I 4
Betwffn ii am-4 pm at
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FUU. or put Ume, no a&t
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Oranre Co. to start on
anivnd floor, OpportunlUt1
unl1ml!ed In aale1. Koskot
lnttrpltnetary, EUnn
Walters, 213/M0-2219.
N11t1.1r11J hom SW A.PP En?
Try "Trader'• Pfl1111dlte"
In Pilot Clutlfled.
BSSE req, De1la:n II re1earch eral clean.up, ApPly ln pa.Id medical and life. inwr. back chaJra.
with con11r\Jctinn flnn. person lo Mr. Ande.rtan. ance, credil union, et('. Stnd COMPARE AT $7'9.15 * Nav•I Architect 16M re1u.rne c/o DAILY PILOT, $)tt
BSME Marll"lf! Engrg m11jor, Sn.eek Shep l1k1ry BoJI# 1073, eo.(a MeP, No down Pmtt. Only fll "'°
Dii1n ocean rolng ve1~11 .ti 34•4 E. Co11t Afry. Ctllt. 92626. WBLK'S WARIHOUSI
pl1ttonn1. Coaooa dt!I Mar s g RET_ARY • bookkeeper, «X> W, 4th St., Santa Ana * Prodn C. Mgr to llM • PUNCH PRESS OPER. C.l\t., •mall oUlce-, In-nJRNtnrRI!: nturned tram
Ota:. pref. _Multi 12roduct Ii~ with ton:Ut...lllrtl met1I or ternallona~_!~~:-~.tteatlve, dllplll.y 1ludle1,. model horo.
nper111lnn . l\1ual have 1tron1 mulne productl ~xper. Ai>-conienla~ilt: Xfn1" et; dtc0r9ton ~latlcn;
non-de.fe.nle mfg. baek-ply t-!:30 PM. Moo-Fri. 110 saJAry A: 1tock. Call Dick Sp&nllb 6: Medtte~
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llF.CEPTIONIS"I' -Hool> SEC~ARY -· IOOd •• 1144 Newport Ill., C.M.
J. Jl. Pi"rw 'keeper, medical o 11 i ct, Htude and dtm to le.m. every ntlt 'tU !
Altoela.ltt Alf,nc;y, Inc. Lq\lnt area. State are, 1: Apply, CRJMES-SHEPARO Wed., Sat. 6 Sun. ti.I t
1JllS Newport, CM MUTJ) qlllllOc•tlona.. Box M·I092. l\fFGRS. In P.W.rtno, aJTDivAN SU. Mateninl
MAN for dtllvel')' of Dally Pllol. 221.l W. B&lboei. Colll ~tit& ann chain Pt nch and
Appllanoe.1 and TV'1, NB IECR£'TAAY A: Oltl niday ottoman ST.?IO. ALL lN
Buie tool1 '° mechanleal e R EA L p; ST A TE for crowirw home · bulldifll 0000 C 0 N D IT I 0 N.,,
backll'Ound nee. ULESWOMAN. Rea! op-firm relncalifll In ~t M,._2331 after S pm
OAVIS-BROWN CO. -· Spttl&llud Beath eou,,ey, Mull be p.;llcJ<m Tiit clw'm 01 °""""" SM W. 19th., C.M. rantai. and Lide • Pe1lln. in .ecrellr1al ildlla + haw Phyfe, lowly dmp ltil
•1184 .. le.•. Top comm. bnak. IQCld telllphone voice • table, 1e111 8. onty Pl.
MANTowlatmtrofl.oeal Ca.ll Harry And•rion YIC\lf'ttptltudt.2atrlomct, ._.78$. .
appll.anot 1tort. Naat •P-rn.-1542 tew.• Ms.oJ)I Startiiw "1ary S!TO per mo. r sorA, 111vlrllffl.1Aatea
pearance. 4964.181 Mr . ·tt£UABu: 1ltt•r to oom• p It••• n t tul'TOUl'lltlna floral. ICOf.c~ ~
Wr1&bt ._10 am onl)" In tor 2 e.hldrn. El .,.om S1artlnr A.lary ~TO per mo, Match.Ins ioYttfft s 7 s.,
M ""AGER ~ t arta, S day wk. IJT...m.19 W/4'5-5610 Ml).3.l37 J'\J~ • wt'lf'ntn "" x· 1f1 S· :10 "'="°""'""~~~~~ cl111tve mf!n'1 ahop. Jnqull'(' · ·• Cl.uslfled'• action • Jl(l~r: l<JtOllU:R 110f1, '2 chi.It.,
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BARBECUE With inolOr llJ. coilNm c1ot• .,.,1e. DUNC.IH """"' buflft $20 SCRAU-1Ef91 s lllll.WCl\.IMI """"""'" WA""11JG IWlllm. -,_~ ~ ano1 ~--$l5. au ""1~ ""''"" taWt .,., Bo>'•'8'bw1nn bib.'> •Peod fon\\l<& top, m. Ono ... _ An--11!/· Cbeot oi "'... • with ~1\ii m Aho! . ~: -...u. onlf S2I. .,._ $10 _,. """"' ..... -Ill. ,..,, -.... -sis. --,., J1'·.!::'~~1~• f! ~.i;..~\~ dta-..~'$1~ JI ~ ' ua=il'l!fll' I* ....,. s· -· l*"'F u . :::!':"".f ';;" ~'t: °'""'°'~.~ "1 E. =., ':; =.:"in"tt'O: ,~
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radtt ·$l1 Ltlt!I< bell' t-&Old 9 x U oval !J!· C-""'-$10.• ~la and -Grltly -CNJlWIIro BED ..-·W·'UP141i-F-"""1e -Sil .,... SM 5 boWtl]W -· '. $1 11 U A G..i,'!O!' ~ ,_q $15. °""<I cllowwwa """"ttila$20.54$.0683 roUlng tabl• p, 21•% bool<t·l5•to 'le. l!Ooko!lojr As ,~...._.,td to'lh< dlolo'.J! ~,·•--~ ll ... -c.,,..,lor . ...rbeUW ~T.. • tri,.F,Ja"'U"°'-Ill Q:Ma S>I. 4wlDJut ASSORTED mn'°" $2.S0.$5. ......... Balboa ! 11 ao d, 18 ~8111 SI. Newittlrt ,•~' ,....._ •~le lied _. ~ ., ,_ .uJ ......_ ":'o< of clotheo .... 5, 7, t, n, •Coltman camo D:Wts wllh 673-11'.10 . .. . , ~ ... JI'• lli!fll nice GNAW· .... ' ~., .., .... $5. 2 ~ ~. -'!.:~ ~-·~ r~· "" J J\Er"IUGl:&Utl $25 25c • $25.. 2 palr.Gf IMA't " Beach. . • ING you..'' Doubk bar ..... $S Double c:leln $2.:50. WattT pwnp ~ m9ftT9.111 _.-bdcUIW ..ch. G.E. electric drJtt new tbca ma 1J..A _,, fud 1S and. fl, Complete U' SKIFT. N!«Js paiat er .SMAU.. dfd'SU. ·Pirc ~ $1 ma~ $5 Brunboo floor SOc. ~ pumJI 5(lc. Heedt. pem S1 • fl8. Laddm $4 $25. .._mo ~ oa.n-..._. s..an •
oil PIJutlnl. Mt wttb cue 11&.u $10. i.46-8180 titbit 1)0. ,~ )uCMe ~~·=rb&e lamp $3 Upbohtend white roc:ker arnui and pusb rods ~ S'T~~ SMALL W'CllXkr bont $5. drap *' ..._ .. WAllltt
Sbottlll. ~:'~~ 50. ':tntfaancytu,. MESH· playpen SW. 2-1•9 di booq. I~ $25. Nr. top ta,._r... $5. Colle<:Uon ct.tr $1~ Compkte double $12. Brake drumt, U.SO $25 , Gaawa, toys 5e • S1. Bill' ffJid table-$5.. Tabk ....
...,.. None, Ot box ~·and trtattttll "'Y n.t'll: ~a bed ~ •' •tatue $8 Trailer eachl er at no. 50-9620 • Okhn. ....U •P. naot SS. 2 lup rup, 1 marble fT. Old 1erp trwail:
flttplac:e $20. 219' Mlner St., BOX tprlna. aOO mattreta, U5. .. a·· ~ $2S. 1J1-D, Cl')'9tal-btill:1
,--I -..... and hitch s 2 5 NET type ~ 15 ~·' kllc:hm tftnlilt wool, 1 nytoa $25 ftCh. $25.. IC-4610 ' ~w!en~u:.iut.,:~1::11:: B•rBroa.,-llkenewS25. ~·and l(tU'bber '5. 2AOLE~tull Axe DftW'l'$15.9xllbraidf!d "".utnet and lldrt si ~.: .. ~~ ... •tor._,'25: Rotobroik~SU._Co~poQ~ type couch SU. JC" ·I !foll-~ f ~ J .... P""' .. ttlng 16 ,.. Dort< "" -... no OU polnt!"' $15 Both ~ -·~ _, ~-~ ~ $5 -..... $8. Boot ' 3 BAR .aloola$3.SOeacb, 2 64&--)¥,.'Sa.tart':;!1,% ..,. p~)·tvwle 1~erllng with .white ~•rlcan Model boat kit $5 Fllter .. .......... ,,,,__.1 *rd Q..1.J&ht nxtumi Bcbft!ue SS. Hand S
rugs pl condki.tin !oCl2 • SONY,..-· Cand'l• lljbt $15. 2 Eqles. A•t. da1I cond!Uon Quetn vacuum S15 Round ~'--~y c:onvttt:ihie _$2.!0. Bed--. ~ llOe •• ~ ~~~ J~~~ ;::,~ ~~ 8x1D each 'sU. Black vinyl ...anette laPf: n<order ar>OOllt•~ ~ SS tKh. 516-"355 CM ~ tab~ and chain $20. ....,,~e wit!\ tninitc wbftll ....,. ..,. stS-.514' MS-Gel --..
chair ~ 7'10" llW'fboard with attachmenls, iood. con-. v'oolh bed ind mattrfta $25. REP'RJC'.ERATOR $25. mt. 1675 Tultitt Ave .. C\f $10. Na~ arm cbtit F-freden 50c 4 $.\. Tablet « oew SlL TV ennde P.
$15. PhOne ~1071 diU{m. µQ. Dor cage $8. El~ ICtllte-l'l'.50. Boy'• Tahiti Cirde. HS 968-Cll DOl!BLE mattrffl $15 Box m. rorm&ca ~t tllble S2 • $10. 11'1192 ~ St, ElZCJ'RJC ptup 3D Neb Gold bJs Md heP weddt.w
PING;F()NO table, excellent S.by ~ tJI .. StroUer $8. -lG" bi.ft ss: Qo~, i\rl's 'Windows spring '"llS Frame S5 $15. Area Ind room Ille HB V1 T-3801 ..ttdl 20c each. U-2 ~ hand. SZ5 ndi. 5&-0021 .,;
condlrion $20. 646-l!K5, M8-W3 or 833-0392. 2264 6-1 tUen'• 30-52, '1'/91Tiel\'• NICE ~ J-lul ~ nip S1 • S2S. 66«m ~10VJE projtttor I mm S20. •Uh ground, 250 leet $lS SKllL pool tah&e $10. Small ~tis at w~ ~u 25!:-$2> lncludN hand $25 Md\. ~ N. Van Neu WARiNG blender $5 Maple DAVENPORT m. Matdltna; 1V $20, worb fine. Vacuum roO~ ~~.;... dul'. -n' ~ blR .. 2 vw ~ B & W Swil)ger Camera new WOMEtt.'..,S_clothlng_~. J;i. knl~ Boob •~pme• 15c Ave., SA. just abovt oourt chair sro. Bikit-ud ~ dtMtt and attldlment:t w ... ~ ~..., --...--eacb. 2 ~ c:addWs
S]O. -IU\lf ChlpltiU'nt> bool« s~-61,~ 50c • $3. Wigs :-12. yuaqe and 1118Wii" houte. -·lmlP"110" 6 x 9 rtd wool perb: 25c: • SL AnUque. tahle SU ~ms 1terwo $8. 2 11et1 No.3 Ind. Sf ncb. Maple Jlrldond
$3 eai;h. 6~0 $25 .. Patio fumi~ $5 • notions JOc. ~P'• '15 Orchid, 2 GOOD near-new hot waler ni.c $5. Baby clothe• lOc: $10. 546-6201 atter 9 Inc blocb $10. 1% hp pa twin '4. New bedlne dothel 1
EXCElLENT for !\(:hool. "5. Decorating ~ J.Oc: CdM heater., 20 gal S15 •ad\ ff.di ~r pall"'~-Blue NEW s-y _1"" -'-n ....,., 1:_..!:_ -~ ... .!!_~h,• erwine, electric statt $25.. r.dr $3. 2 bcl* 1lred bmjd \ Giri'1 clothel sizes f to 8 • U. O\airs Sl. sz;, Lampe 1 Oomplete toilet SlS Smlill ann 11.11,..,. $l0 DUUJ\a and ..... _..... ... ~ •na~ .. ·-™-•n::1"' Quarltt midget ~ $15. padl $l ~ Qdld•1 nJClrm' ••
dres-c:oali,•' i'kl-'::-. $l,. ..... Tables S5. •~. DISH~ ltk•· ·'5 Recordl, 2 11 paperbacks llk ea.ch flshlnrroctsandittb-$1~ plet.t drapes, beire 4'" hi Whetla and tire& $2. 18. $1. IC-t6'7! '° ........ ·-•u · .,.... 5lk! -$1.l. 'e00161 &. Baliy &'\nk •ta'!fJ JlO sma Maternity clothes, beautltuJ Yooth bed, oonipltte with x 56" acrou, $5. 2 heft' V ~, 15 .I,.==--.,.,,-~~~ ' ~tr ?nost llke new' aonie Kltchtn ute111lls 2:lc • $5. strolltt $3.. 'toldtna atoo1 $5. bee.lit~ vented $\0. M6 N. condition $l eac:h 4 chairs 11e1 of Metts $17.50 Avon kep $2.:50 tach. 968-l'86 U~ ~is~ Walmf CAR ~ c:MTitr, 31'' x 43 .. ,:
onty'Wom once, tome home All inust go. Sat-Suh. ~ ,o,ou,e., dre9es. bi<Mefl 50c VI.ft Ness. S.A. Just 'above !Jl>c each. 536-4562 bottln: $1-$4 Eleietric: cof1tt ELECl'RJC golf cart $2S. end ta.bk $2. ·s..L only 2921 x 1f', IDie new sz. B-8212 , ~wn. well cared fur 50c W. ~.rd SI.~ • $3. Man'• jaclaet, medium court house. . 2 DRAWER Ille, Jettu size, pot, real good U Electric Larre ftftztr chest $25. Royal Pahn Drt\.e, C.M. WHrrJ; a:MPJ atb. and ~~ : ~i::;, ~;i~ize ~k>= CLOCK $1, Record changer ·$3. 122 E. 23rd St. CM PATIO furni~ $243> Shirts like new $9 6 ti oar vaJT1iah-Candy dishes, vurs $1-$2 Eltctric waler cooltt $25. SINGER ftraia:ht It.itch In'· mattftll, e •e e 11 en t mo-'
$7.50. Walfle iron i 5, 2 'fiABY cribs .-H1 and U). 11 Pants $3 Games $1 p;c.. _, ,.., "'--ua... 8,.,.1 New Tonka chrome truck An"-~ c~ of dn..,-1.._ ___ .. ,_ _I I h at• dkicn 12$. ~ :" $10. 4 chain, l table $5. Wutbukels 25e. Eleetric V _...... ;;Uo Sa -ture• and . fraD)es SWl!i ~ .,. v.u-""" ... S5 car rack $7 1'wtn IJlJll! """"' . •• u,. ....... uu., • ... !'
Twin wroug.'rt iron bed and mixer $4.50_ Can e>pe.llfr eey _......... CO 1 n. t-Oeteril!lel'll . $10 Sew t l'l I sv.oeeper .$1.50 Electric: plate bed, complete $25 Dirhts $~ Desk $10. 1506 Warwkk tac:+unentl sxi. Trim:Dpb WZTSUtT t.w. l5S-<186 sp~I $6. '2 door mew n = M . --M 50 S\J.n ~2843 --chine iM,. 960 ~. $1 2 bulle! fixture $1 Olher "'" ....... ~ ~ TV Lant, NB TR·3 parts SJ.J25. &«2-9!17 DON'T nt .__._, rrllnl'• d b b f1 ,...,.. LlSIC ....,,.e1 ,.6. ..,_ .-....,............ tlXtuttt lOc: 25c Squl 1 "'-'"""""' CUR --..---
war ro Vt rownC . each. Guitar, needs repalr ~ chld'1 desk and -C.M. ~ --, -1a1. $5. 5,,...,~, needl smaU tube $10 riowe;. TA.INS, fine tiered av· WHEEL tr a 11 er S2S. .Wta 31 ~ ·S90 new,
157 Monte lit.a Ave., M. •.! Large gu"---·· -. chair 1"ith lisht $ 5. 50, ...... """ -• ""' 8-...,.. ._ i::.k" ....,. ocado, nylon wi1h lop "" A .....__ .. _ ---'--..__, now i,25. aa-aon ...,. ...._,-..._ .., 60 SQ. yd&~ nylon carpel head hllter $5. 10 qt• ........ men... -__, · a ,.,....""' .. _...~ t""l'ectl,-,="='""'"'~~~~-2 RED\VOOO patio chain Cordlen toothbrush $2.50. ::;iel ns!'°'~ wi&~ and pad, puled. condition transmlasion Duld 35c: eac:h OU St. M6-fl16. fie, 3 pair $9.50; artt N( condkion $20. ~ 11CAPLE bun1c 11ec11 m,. Jb:
and km;lltat $15. 536-6688 · Black riding boot&, 8A, ah..-h $25 Vice $2 911, yd, Will Ifill in pkttl 204111 Buce:lona, Udo lAle. NEW maMpey teak k'ftp new 5'x6', ~.deep .pile, clothtt line $4. End tablet. ~ anc1. -un.-115.
BICYCLE 3 ~ chrome never 't\'Ot'D ~. Rugs $UO :~u,,f~fil.~ SlO. ~ tJcht OQlor. 5'8-lfi69 673-3!M8 wood, no pl)"'M>Od lftc.$1 =~ eliiiis o=· co:;~ tables $2.SO n.ch. 2 =~ma~ ft(I. ,:
u c:elltnt conditk>n $ 2 5. • $2. Toy electric stove lam".,_~ -"b. 540-49'14 OOFA, fabric, day bed type 20 1 &e&-23'n. ., ae . -wbeeh, complete with &tau. ..... .,
G ~·-$2 "" Cloth"""""'--n _, . .,,_ ... _ TRANSF011ul:'D1 \IOtslO ,.£ ..... ET FENDERF~-~ ... "'--... ~.~-ss-~ tor •--p with~~-. ary.,,,,.J..>;IM ~H~way ~ m. ~MAPLE bedroom set, double $25, like new 347 1.loote amp $10_4wT;;writrr cue '-AAr witftl*'l,darkJOkf $25. r.ficrop~";;;d'.,.,6'. ~ 16. ~ware~ g~ mapie ;.:&. • ~ _ ~ iood spring and mattress $20. bed, spring, Qlattreu $25. Vista, C.M. $3. M24163 ~ -r yard S2. Wm •11 Swinger ca.men. $6. 10 • U; Redwood patio chair, ~ chain '25 all •
.,..,. Vta1um coffee ·maker S6. :S . door chest SJ.S.. Vanlt)' l PADS for camp cots $4 lONG sift mattreu $20. 4' P~ 54S..eOt3. • speed bkycle $25. Jtem. recliner on whlid&. ta.bit, M2-Nl1
ZENITH 2'l" TV. 513 W. ~throom smle S 1. 5 O, ~. mirror bench SIS. each SUnday after l PM. f I u d"r e 1 c en t lamp $3. KITCHEN (tjle, 4 dliain $25 tngton .22 ...-Ith scape $25. needl !"@pair, umbrella, all PEAI.'OCK blue Daft I a b
BalboA Blvd. 67s-.6!G3 $25. Typewriter. tabte SlO. 6 x Night stand and chair $8. 3133 E. Coe.st Hiway C.M. ,56-1'!4 2 irurlboards S2S ~•ch 536--t!m '°"· $4. Single headbolt'd. modl!m ct.Jr, • • ci llen'
LAWN nx>Wtt. basket and !~ ~:~ ~. $250a~~ ~ Eldtn Aw., C,M. EXCELLENT large .~~ PUY. pen for doll.I $:J. Rollaway btd S10. ~. ONE-Wheel trailer ~· x !i' ~"'~· b_: ~ conditlria $15. Antiqae pine
· ralre '115. VW front atats 160 LBS welitits SU. Ocluxe lei.I Duooa.n Ph)rte ~. 642-3163 POWER lawn mower $25 box S25. Moulded fibef'llass · ~-..,-, Sl8. m's drop leaf cofttt tallle $1).
$15. crib and mattrrsa, good modern &Ofa $10. Danish ~·irv antenna $10. Elec-bl"9.ss feet $25. Red Ylnyl MUNTZ ' track tape deck 540-3ln. pick-up cover 60" x SO" wlta and ~~ Sl • $2, Brown PS IP 9 x U oval ~~
condition $20. -Child'• new ~ coUee '~bit .$25. trle broOm $$. Electric ~~ ~ &f~tion, with 11 ·-upea S23. One WKfi'£ ~ chair, otttiman $25. ~167' ~lbe~:O;.~fl ~ !!t wool braided rue $15. ~ '
deluxe swing and 51lde set skillet $5. c&r head restl etereo epeaker tn cabintt $1.5 Danish chair~ M~ ,iLUiriNtJM windows all .a.toot. 25c • SL Rotls&erie grttm table lamp kw
$25. Antiqm velvet tapestry VIR1UE dmetft= table With S;3-'}'able lamp $1. Movie KING size heedboa.td SlO. $4-. 548-2!122 mlmlr S2 Blue l!'ffn tjlalr · •im' $10 . $~ Ml--049Z ~ largt turkey is' trim. mlJ:cbtns at.de $10. an:n chatr $15. Low square 2 leaves UO. 6 cllair. $15. ~ .$P. Odl<l'JI dresses, Roesler electric ~ Router f4 8 inch tralh!r :r-lendfts ' · · · Green tote Ooor lamp SJO.
inlaid-wood game table $10. 2 batio;oom sinks $4 each. me 50c. SUnday only. cabinet $15 c.ooker fryer $8 LARGE while lamp shade whttlt. new tlI'tl: ss,.$10 TRAIN aet "O" Plllt $20. ~Elden, C.M. Antique 1ricker arm c:balr
2 near-new . child's Danish LJeht tixbft $2.~. Double 'M2-&74 Travel pole (new} $5 3 fi, Sllwrware chest $3. . O\rdster IM"I $2 186(3 Loi Mic:rocraft lab $10. SUent AUTOMATIC wuher. ex-$4. Electric can ._,
walnut beds, print mat· Heirloom ~ad $ l . GOLF dubll, matched aet, ct.in need upholstery $2-$5 ··~ &IH"""'W"'-__ -=c:---=--· J.:eones. F.V. 962-3830 east P.,m. air pumps $ 10 . celle~.?J· End taMe., cor-WOfb $4. ~Ader'• Dtse.C
tnsiea and bookcase. desk Chrome wax P«Ptt holder 7 iro11!1, 3 v.'OOdi, earl and Jee chest $2 Walnut formica QIORD organ $20. Record of &wkhurst al lJlis. 847~ IH: tlae $2 each. 646-6231 conderl5ed books ~ Neb. •
one ends, can be set up $L Electric: CUI opener bq $15. Fine. .all leather $3 BW'd~ material 5Qc.. player ff. OothH hamper 4 B.Ell.'TWOOD chairs, lood CAR rack SS. Doi ho\lSt BASKET b&lI 25c:. Boy and Xmu.dttoratiom and licMI
as bunk beds S23 each. n.zs. 675 Govynor St, oft bag with hood $10. Golf $2.50 CampeT window frame $5. Chest SlO. Foldtrc table SlG eac:h 5 oak c:t.n $$ ~. 8't>y a-th and mattreu 1m ·s and baby books 5c: 2c • 25c. Uted artist'•
Clotbeg. ill't'• Jr's $t Pomona & VK;toria. all day out $3.50. Sunday bag SOc:. S2 Car jack $1.50. Saturday $10. Larr'e metal cabinet: each Old buUet $25 oL:I c¥ 11.!iA. W~er and car seal • 25e. Ceznes and toys 5c: ~ bu-.. as 1 or te d , •
. ~·.~and~ of ·paint: Sat after 12 SUnday Ball 15c each, $1.50 doten. and Sunday 9 to 5 2372 $20. Latp trunk $15. Shoji ot drawers, good 131 3 ·$4 each. ·Large swtna: .el • $3.50. bttllent condition. ai_zes 15c • T5c. ~.
GOLD yard rock 40 x 20 Ham par, co-ax and an. Cotgate Drive. Cosla Mes. panels SS. Electr\c iclssors pluilc cushion.I 75c: each $10. Skis $5. 53&-1807 Educadonal toya 50c:. New wallpaper bookm $1 • SS. · ~ ~ !n; ~~~ space $l5. Enamti storage tennas 1>e' • $25. ~fotorola near Fllir and Fairview $12 . ., . .z 120" draflt!I $8.. Trunk! $1.SO.SlO 540--6988. DOUBLE mattres.s and box f'rl&ht factory, 1ptc:t and ~ JM32 Sew:n St.I "' •
PleUI call qain. tvtnlnp cabinet, 5 shelves $4. Patio A'.M-FM radk> ~ 3 speq;tt :.Drto=.,..=·=--,,=-::= Lln!n table cloth and 12 ELECTRIC i:t'US ~-sprlnp SZI. 4, x 6. ruts ~ SJ.. Mold kits and X.:Z.. H.B. m.&m. 1 terab1•• chi.in and chaise '1 •&Cb. con110le radKt $5. J ~er pRAFnNG machine. model nafkinl $15. Girl 'a shoe trimmer $IO IAwn-"" ~Cl.. $5 • $7. New dn.JJH wbite 5uJ)t'f' plastic ~ $2. 19" GE portable TV won.
pre ~· ~7481 console AM-FM ~ r.~ Zia\ tmming $Jl ~ aka:~ file 6 $3. LaJ; ~ 26" brullt ~~ lkl" p ,44'/. '8, Flberzlw Tn.inin1~ wbeela Good 2Sc $2:5. 'i ~ ~ m .v~~--mbot can. 4 f'R:70 bUNiJl'i'rialal. on ftcord ph1~<$1D. W . BRASS ~ ~ 4 chaki SlJill. Lazy susan ~· Pullh lawn;. mO-A-et with '4nPa oUft 10 panel.I 54" ft.dt. Bbie hanllet-. ban at'ICf '$20. ariJftm bU:" ~ ~HJ~po'Ua~ 1-4'' Fittbird disc brake 8tere:o ' t.aJ?I! ~ *25. p~ tire wt1 brul at'ICf. = i:i:.!' = Ji grass ca!ctt& S5 ~ sriow'-~re •·sac pal'lti. Se~ and ~ stand 50c each. ~ SS. TV standf p
6U-1M2 whttt. $15 each. 4 wide Twti ~ $ji.and $15. "ifons $25 Framed autumn la 50c aah. chains with llpl'hders, fits Jlrft.lntifv l'ramtd $10. Woven Rob~ Robot $l. Puzzles l5c • ~ 2 A.Mini small ndbi •
... -·--Station w,..n ...,White~"' wheellop ,'1-""tric. ~ :t ~~ ~. ne _ plc:tutt, 2' x 10" x ~. 'r}; Ca.nyone Dr. 6.70-15, 755-14, 750-1-4', 755-15 bedMXJd ~de $5-,.,~,!!~ A ... ~.~~.1p~m· :· !!°~. !1'·2 .. dock ~ •
.,,,· \..n-1:1..-~ • ......._., "'-TV's 25c: $1. Electrlc 2 with picture lamp $20. CM tires $8 Ga:ffers and Sattler spre-aqua a .. -,.n::: .. ._.'"°' ~-..... · · -• .... ..,.. ann UlaIT
good for: puU, 2 new tires range and built-in oven, moto'.r ~ ~ J.10.Zll 1125 23 .. console black and white 1 ==~===-:.== bull~in stainlese &tee! oven S3 and $4. 5171 Padua Dr. 1cq filllf '15c. Fl&h: breedtt UQ. S'flYel browat ebafr.$15. ~"
and .~'attery .~.,.nd69"1 Thermador l2n eac:h, ........ SlS.·Wi:.dow Wi'$7.50.12S. ·~,.;548-c:.:...;;1500c.c.~---. TIRES 751).15-800-15 mounted time control, separate Hunt Bch., M&-2129 ~· p~~e!.. tooNlt: Showbol I 4 ahowr ~fl • $4. ~ ~. only --549--1842 anyti~ ...... ,,, SB e6Cfi, Wardrobe cloaet brollu $15 Kenmore •• _ .. WOOD • n.rious size• and •ol\:. -.....,;. uts, ts, AM'll'M' amplftltt ti. ·'st CM I Sam9onite Ju--, ~or SOFA bed, needa no "-·I •~ l'l'o ~~ oa"-~JOc ~•--o" ____ _, Centtr ·• even ngs EDGER 15, BOy'B' bike-•1..:. --~ " -• '""" e camera~. vacuum •nd attachments le.....ti... 10c, board tool, con-... ..... · .....,......,15 car--· 7S '-DIUVJll1 Pl. N.B. -'. ,' ~. -•.• each. toe·--1••ery $10. &I.--• ~-$10 Set •·•on --'•"" ~., ~ V-~ -1-pOLAROID c.mera $1 0 . Bike basket:a ·50c, Dinettfi "' .... ~er """ .. l"....... ,.,...wr · · • "'u ..-.-$11> PcrtaNe' .. "recdrtl a.nil ~ 'JISc toOt. Indy nclne ~, ,....,, 1. -, ,...,.. .,,, vw
'!A'°-'"' II $10 llet, 4 cltairs ftls. Photo HoSpltaltypetnrr&-red. WINGchalr$25Bra\dta.n1g $7. cassette. taiie ,recorder ~ $S Kfncti iws ttrff 'lnd IP4 m (need Ll..Clfteo'l~wtthtf:et,l;D"R"~=c-:n""o.-,~'"·t"'t--"-"=· .... ~ .... ,,. pane ng ' ~let heat and IWI fl) Twin beds $2S~each eo~ $21). Concord tape recorder · up .e:m• 1 aftl'I 3 woodi &q.t 2 itoc¥ ,. ... _... -CMet: • ..: ·~~~oo:!~a1 i:e~r ~n~ -=· .~x ~; b= ~':.:.·~n=·a$~~le:!; .:te:~~~ ':~ S2IL 2389-A Wes~ter Pl. ~1!~~wet'b..rt -~'"=ic":. :1:.C~ .~~~ :.% ~:·~ .~: !:': ..
$10. Fireplace JIC!l"ffn $2. hinges $5. Car ·lop carrier iJ1r scalkNd SS. Garbage 2 terfly table 225 W-1nut desk C.fi. M6-2tl8 • ' $1.50 eat:b~ Statnless alffi SOO.: ff\.'f1 with spealltft S25t ~ Nlffft ' 5c !.c,;· ctuorin $4 •. BJa roadrai:e ~
Baby acale $2. South Coast $1. Baby bakaet $2. While can c:art $L Hand IOola; chair $15. 2307 FranclBoo OOUBLE box sprlnr and knobs me each Toys lOc Woman'•bUoeS9. New York 912-ntl 1352 Tahld 0tt1e' Rt •. GE lteam iroa $3. l t
Gun Club shootirW jacketl pa~ single headboe.rd $2. ganien toola, ~ical and Dr. NB tnt1.tchlng mattttss. rood Bunk bedl and ladder SUI baby pmn. $25. Baby crib ·Jf8 . • r • More bUpilll lOc • JS. nt ,
S5 tadi. Typir. table $2. Barbecue hood ·and <Nen plumb.Ire auppUes lOc • 50c, _::::,,.:.;::__ ___ ~o---. condldon S20 each. Box S7J...t.62-4 w!Jh mattn.-$15. Hiib -. ' to QU\. 713 L&rtcapar, OD( ~
Rotary 10we.r 1l'ICJWr $10. St.SO. Planter divider $3.SO. Set of pipe .thl"Mdfln, UM '?WO piano atooh $20 aril sprtnt:, double $7.50. Maple $/32" and 3116" rialfW' ctiair $ 4 . Mi&ceU&DeOUI MEN3 .~diube $40. Desk VOGUE watft iki"llb: Ji,, ~·
Toolll fl each. Paint S1 can. Metal ice chest S 1. 50. new SW. M',a,9 box $1. Elec-$25. 2210 Qranee, C.M. higtl eh&lr $5. &by bed ata,yw Sl-$2 Wire and rope •4laby lrnUture SOc--$2. H.B. cbnt $15: Patio table and $25. 673-'l340
557-6341 OmJme tolding .chair $2. Irie food mixer $3.50. 1'-lJP AN SEN mag wheels fit Ford and m•ttrtn · SlS. '41-lln. halyards $.$·Car top can1fr M2-3Z1S 2 claln S1S. End tablea l="='='~'--~~--CH."'-,,O::ICE~-qual~-Hy_,1,--x-:8", -::~;I 246 Park Lane. 548--0282 ~fr\a;erated picnic chest $1. tnx:k5 $25 eacll VW trana 5G-39!r7 •. $2 ,fhm:1binc fittlogs S2 box S'7 for both. O:atteie table BOOKS SOI: • $). Oolk and ~-~· ... ,,., .. ~ ... ~., .:.n... no -· ,. __ ,.__ 1 · 110 ... pool 9 x 9 TENT whltt sta« wttti ss. B1tt1 cnen modem www1t:125e • $3. ~ torwue and groow V ,,.,..,1 SHOP vacuum ,.....,, na Silk W,,p shade '15c. Pots, axle $25. &&&-.8'708 ~vr:;n~ "'""" · '1111fl-. ......, ,..,a er Sm,.... outBide aluminum frame, dinette Rt: 111.ble-. g ),IM., ~lry. Sl • · $5. tujs.,
tlttkq and pandlne n tools ~ • 75c. Pool brushtt pan!-11k • $1. Picture CU.rnJM beige semi-sheer ing whee1s b. bid 26'' bl-~~$51~ ii~ ~o~a"-~ pe.NEl--ftf)' p>d cond1Uon $31. bd Chain '25. ~I 'dj; ~ fl· $5. 56-5335 , .
• each. 284 Kmx SL C.M. $1 each. Mm:ury camera frames IOc -$1. Good hand drapes with valanct afl:I rod cycle $8. 1'.farx big wbed ST. .-.~ ""..,.... ..,.... ~ -al . !r&me 1_ ._._,_ $25 • · ~-
alter 5 eves. $12. Bov.'li~ ball $7. Stone lawn mower $3.50. 8mm 21,1 hp gag engine $2.SO. Mini Irie can opener S3 Tiffany 'O · ummum "• -· • llttce wmu: CAR Top curler eowred
14 Ford lantern $25. Italian marhlt movie camera $5. 35 mm Sl:i Bath lavatory with bike clutch and 36" chain =rystal S2 Ch r Is t mas v.ith ca.1e11 $6 each. One lf!dklnN. SZ. Dtnette 8tt no. Formica let $25. SmlU
Aluminum map 6 " $25 each. Imitation marbl!!. color slide camera $7.50. lauc:f'ts $8 Coppertone Iron! $10. 11.18 Jrutgen Dr. ~ omamenb $2 box La~ pie-Henne9t Italian· ttn lpel'd $211. Onumal crib cradle S2S. desk $10. Lampe: $1 • ~ ~
U5 each .. 646-69S( $7. 450 E. 21st. Newport Cycle tire 250 x 16 $2. New pane~ for F r ig id~ r e ture tr.me $2 Fiti,rglast 1:1oy;, bike ns. Pod bole SpuWt carved buffet $25. bryer l'\U'll ok but no but.·
1WO twin Md· frames and n--eh,·n-k a... •I•-•• •ee or 'o SOc. dishwasher $4 Pair I ing BINOCULARS 20 x 50, 16 pool •-·t U Sail"--' ltf)C dl(!:lft $5. 536-7,;75 , 'Metal 'roam .u • .u-. $20. $5. St-ladder ire Va--'-
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$15 M tC'hl °"" ua>.; .._,, • • a doset '20" x 80" $5 Early x SO and miniature 7 x uua .,.,....., ...., • ····---' dl ... ..::."'"'::. -.. ~ """'" head ' · a ng ~-TIER table $9. Set hub Sarnaonlte folding cha ir, 11 h SS 1'.faiit And sail SIO Lamp ._..,..,.__, YllU'!:!T '"' OVt'1' f!O. Exerci8e bike $10. tvrtn mattrns ind box $4 ~-.1 no nlc:t $5. Poker chips J5c:. American ceiling g t 18 $20 each. Typewriter S8 ~afher jacket, S8 l..a.roi AtAN'S brif>tca.se $5. Floor bar ·$Zl p~ pen $10. Sat-5t5-633S ) ~prl'trl $.IS. Desk $10. caps . • ,,..,..wn er · 2:lO paperback books 5c • Stall sho\l-er door and panl'I ta bl I' SIO. All best condition. oUlc:e desk $25 Twin t'~ polisnl!T $15. Thttc hooked Sun. 380 W. 19th, c.A!. y AM AHA 60 nina $25.
;Rollaway bed $10. Stereo Ca•id~lacihan ,.~~~. US>tlllty,aetah.ble2 JOc . .,. E. Wu-n, CM. $8 Complete toilet Hxture 96Z..2TI7 $10 Judo uniforms S25· for all. SmaJI &n-45M 64'1033 ,
· bl t t :o " "' .,... ..,.,., ""' $10 3 chaise JounJ[I $3. 1015 1 ==~__,,_,"""""''"'"""" wood Span'·h cha~ S5 ~ ·$25. Tu:D ta e amps ...,. WOOD divider $1.5. Sofll $20. V1tporizer $1 Hammock wil' .. •i-• SINGER 1traight stitch sew-_ ' I. :642_74(M) $4. 232 · 22nd St. C.M. BABYLINE crib w 11 h Goldenrod. Cd).1. 644-1300 2 matching chain SlO for stand SlO Mall box s2 ·; Sm&I ~le chalr wtth Inf lMClhine w J tb at. Kirby V8CUUl'1 and ~tt· ~
W •. th •··t a -·'1,' you ...... Kant\\'tl mattres11 S 2 2, REFRIGERATOR, good for , .. _ Compl•t• No 2 3 mm -'-!or S25. 1 we~ culhlonl $5. White ... _ .. ___ ... -__, ph'""" achments $25. 4 drawrer .._,
;.,..S Bea.ch house time. Bi1· ~"" uu ._., 557-81-40 =tio or "'""e $25. Gas ...... · M ::;_,,~~C~M ... 9•13 foot 11tooJ '3. Clock r1diD ...... ,,.,,·1"-'-n • .-..V.'~~ .. 7•-"" chest $8. Klnl:~O-La-rt A ,. all 1 Dati ===~--0.,..---,,.-= ..-Vacuum clPll.nrr S15. 2 onro •• , . . .,.._ " • .,. -bl• __ ,,,_ -•1o 1 _.. ~ -.. .. , _ G.E. -" .... . se&tselectionevet! S...the sell it ! Pace a Y SKATES, SJpersldev .. alk$2. cook range $25. g ood . walnut coffee tablea S5 ,.o .-...... u ... ...,. nm '"'""" -. •
PA.Il.Y PUOl' OU&lfled Pilot Oassilled Ad. Call Wear ~nnit shoe, adjusts Washer, bnl\vn S25. 2114 taeh. 2 end tables $-4 elllch. PATIO furniture. cha i se $5. SkBte board $2. Ne-w SWIVEL top bu~ $15 1'V $30. Garate bv $2$, !t'
eectlan now1 direct M2-S678 TODAY! size 11·7 S46-4355 C\1 Cbntinental, CM Clover leaf dealgn com· klungt chair SlO Umbttlla let ~tes (8) SS. Wiii • eecb. Cottee table $ 3 · Weight ltftlna ~ i.;;;;,;;;;;_;;;.;;,-.._~~~~==-======1 1 KING altt malttrHIJ $25. BOOKCASE $l.i0 Work position board divider 2' x and table SS Alum'.ioom l au'1rp wig $15. 2 bl'oWI! Kitchen u~a $1 • $.1. $10. Ma,ie cheft S 2 5.
Matching bm ~ wlth benches $5 each Unicycle 6' $5. 4' x 6' $8.!IO. Lawn ehAin '3 ~ and .,,. ~ ~ !•c.,h~~ darlc :-'men~ ~ ~omen~• Typtwriter table St Blobclt
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metal framel $25. Grttn $12.SO Hammock '8 WaU mower S.S.. Padded head-U'i SKtioi• <N.fr $1.5 • ..,, • .. ._ CUl'I 1 • ' GE.TV S20. tIJ5 E. AzW.
quilted bedBpftad: ~-1lze mounted lampii S5 pair. board $1. Chrlstmaa tlft Walnut tables $1.5 Rt Ta.bl@ SS eedl. EJl!'C'tl'ic coftee pot, Tape N<Oldtt $6. Li«bt FV, ..._
·$!i. Good, clean condidon. Four way 'tl·e.lder S l O $3. Cat seat $2. 546-7.olS lamp SS Water •kila: SIS canrilltl!'r Rt S2 Mc:h. l!le:c-brown fall ~ l7' E. Wilmn l'IARG"°';,,,E,.,_,~ftC---~--;;o;n= · l...._. "·' • --CM trti:: blal)bt $4. ~ blue St. C.M. ~ ~., Sl&-4355, CM Au tomatic gas conven10n .10!J vtUwa,y .....,""· ~ (~bed) S5 Uled lwiot SI. Do11blt
SPORTS jacket, like new $20, unit and thermostat $10. 253 Ux~~ l~"l~r, ~7 =s• ~: ::t"317~ MoW. muat tell Sizie. 5 ·""" ctre.er-11 : p~ of-~ ... .-~ ,._.bed ~pool~ twice iio. ·:f
l year old. ou.tgrew It Co8t Rose Lane. c .r.t ~2896 x 5" x 7· • 40 6ovds ..... S5 B&th:roOrw.-towel ltard hJns ·~ m9.p1e u..-.,.-...... ml!tt' neu ~ c. ....
$50. SIM SS-39 chtBt. Back 12 WATT mono amj)iifitl' ... 5 .. • 44·,,.,11 'r -... .._.....,, -.._.... . ,..,.· ..,......,... r loom cha.tr $25. Twin box $1$. Royal J l-orta1iilt • ,. ro "6" ""-'IC. ........ ~ mlfTOI' 29 .... -·0 ' .I.-..,_ __ ..,, __ ......__ .., ,._,,,.;-,_..__._--.Ao MAT : • has aide-YCtitll, 2 button $9.95 Bathroom medicine S3 115 ..,.-,._ am .. ~ ... ..,.. -,,_ .... """ ~ ...,.. -.,
front. Gold plaid mixture. che!>t S5 24 x 38 leather 18 boftrds from 11 '' 10 T' " AfAtchJng 3 drawer REMOTE control ma'P(e con-, M1pfe coffee and~ table-& >Jr p'-lol $1_, Auto vacuam ,~
546-4355 CM deiik ped S2. 673-7226 varinus length1, all for $t chttlt U) Hanging lamp S8 D~'TV '25. Table remote ~ Heh. 4 MQlte' dining $S. ~Utul kine' llm,qailt .~=~----~~ 1 ]!'i ttd"·nnd or v1u1ous Rius, 2 grttn pott~ry lamps and TV 'Qt), p,tton bed1p[@~ chdrs '11.50 ftCh. M&khinl tpr&d -.Wqf $15. Dfhae
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I ROUS tar paper 30 lh. ""ONOER Hor..e, good co~ all for $4. 10 heavy doon, ~ha<k>I $7.50 Traile-r heliht S2. b' J!Lllon~a~ bad ~e sz La.rp, Mqlle YoUth nr Rat $5. 9Uo651S
felt S2. 16 Ahttls -4' X 6' dilion S4 Child's metal 2·· x 3' x 7', all or $15. black and white pole lamp bottoarl p. tht 'knic!Wm&dc WU $15. Cbut KJNG Ille het.dboud $17. ~ ::.s;;, e:h.~:i1 =~ ~~~1o~~al~a~.;~c:~e!~ Wd ork bE'nchaolldwi~~ s?..~,~ !2o ~u ~f ~k~;r!2n ~ 00c: Goll~ TO nl•tclt ,~.White ~r ~ mtr. 963-~ ~.·i -·~ $2 50 lb. 1 2" x (or cam ...... , clean. gQOCI nawer.vM1 , · "'1''3:'"-box·~1p1us ~:-;~$25.Maplt•~rtandMOVJNGNJe:.~SIO. 'I ir'~ 22' $4 • .! 2'' x 12" ,.~. iron, llke new, )n pe.rtl!d Encydopedia. $5 2 W!ndAOr roed'11t$JJ.t{ootma-..f 1$10. M..,ulne rad[ $0~ S ... .,. c:hlfrs, U e.ch. ~ ......
• •M $t.25' each. 5 2" x. :nd111:-.· ~.!,lDol~ ~°/ J: <:(lnditlon ,tC. 2214 \'ld!('t chain S15 eadl M~tal tray • .., :r.•1-11-.-!IOe Nllhtltand $1tl. Maple rvund ~ RS. PJ;tlri &Hie 15.. . t1
""';6'15ceac:h.67:J.«151 Jut,~~~. feet $6 .50 31 C.~t 54Wl4J. .• ,', l ~d ·~~ ~w= :~;;;;e T'.( •• 1ii,u ,drutntabhl~;IAJ1t:whlte H~ 1$, e.thinttte Ul •• ~
'SURFBOARDS $15. 545-4677 ~ayer piano rolls, Did, frOOt1 CURIO Collection I ro m pillow SS Twin 1ize bed $2$. st:a~ ~. l'IW9'1i d't1!tt $Z. 3>', ,Ml~ Conkale TV $25. l'U1l lize t
c0ndi1Jon $15.50 Large around the world: Rare 6~2663 . slool 121). KilriDarit· mMtft• fJ'ld box·~
wicker dog bed $1. 549-)-279 Italian marble sta~I $S BABY bQu)e atmlltt'I': lampj ~ ~MQI~--_. pi. 11Ul Delaware H;B., , •
TAPE recorder $U t ~~ to $25. ~ · Ytilillll DAVEf&ORT!'4'(~ $25 1•t•etl-jc knife/~ :nok'5. · ~ ~·
lfOola ·su t9.ch ToYS &-St boudott cloclc-Sl.5. 1~ •!mall 4eU: P.lb ~ , lhlrPt¥. .u~·•• 1911.CORVAJR.:..,\put.SIS. BOUNqNETrE, cu bed, • ~
Wy do4hel SJ~Men'a-·valet Wine lfllpl!'l'llG',$18. ~ 1tc:ft81 'and ~ /li>kter $$.50 dltl'liel et $5 teie:h. J J.S.!i-t1ne· $9. Olno Im~ walker, btby dotbn:, rnen'1 i-~•
wtl'J:OOICflbcopeflOlU-Blide FDrrri WOQd, plpn lllb'bowfiiw~tT.!iOEnd ~19' •. !0.cl'crtloa. 'moktr ... ~ $25, dOthet. toe . $2 t9c:h, ar ,~~ ft·......,.,.. Ind -$5. New-..,,,·plpu. ... lu, "'"" ...... n.!O tlO ,_ ond otalllel ... _.._,...,... ... oll lor $4. -· •
IS ...... _.. $12 • ""'1ed m. U81 ....... -Sln>llor II a.am n , ..... , tap.I""'"" WI so;. '$31! ~ ~ Ill. • ~
studlD couchef m Electr'lc sword' cue $26. Itallt.n each. 17 c:emut blocb fl 1'f!C' picture $lD uch. Lewk My ~ ~ &zndQ HO tr&1n i..,.out SI' trade. , t-:.r
shoe pDlbihtt Sl Aztec In-o.tnsqne ci.a... --ucb. 20l21 ~ Santa eledrlc broom, t -U" .:1: -.-um or .,_ lrestl-t roond Mut turn rt:
dlart ,_tnting on vtlttt $10 1tmuned, trimmed In fCtrl-At11. He!«hts. a·• btaotilttl ptrlliret m.st ~'-f.!B· MAN'S bowUllC bill tablt 125. ~in e • r •, .. 6 "'
s.n.si pk:t\lm 50e OlrtaJl'lll Ire-a.tlwr $25 for Ml of 1S' x ~" POOL. nttda Oner ea ah. La r 1 • o •~ arid blc SS. DNit brown ~ bulldlrWs Md etc. '
ROLL.AWAY bed $25. S3Book12)o.5(1cSwl:m t1n1 1.Turkit:hW1terplpe.'11rp =·titer for .mess. 2 TV/pho111011w.ph c ab1tlet cwade is. t.up wondfto t15. Wondt:r horwe is . ....-,..:
OMrtet with 2 me.1dtl11i $3 DMrc muk am anort&iel SU. Antlq\te Sparittn lronlrc piece lf!CtionlJ m . 3 coffee fl'ntPb') uecut:tve n'tvel. borle ua mw m H3 go.JIM ..
...,.__,11 ~bobtm fl_._50. Mah ~f!l~ 11n ..stQUlc..IOOlln.wJ.HLu!_n ~ .'5.._ Anti~_ ·~!.--tabla $S • ~.:.JU_.,~ dnt, chllr J15· Heh. .. u·~ • st-C'Jll:-6tl MO :..-c;••• ··~ ..,_ -,.ble •ttrictfvt ooi.iCfi, UmbreUit. W:1*'1 $1. PT OtbnJter, d11""9~tv0----iJS-l0$25. conilluontt c.'iifiijlef• --,, ..... ~ ~ •sv
l:rpe cloth<Oilno SS. .. ...,,, ci.r 6'&-7330 tarp !hfcldt . "!th ""°""' ~ 5" • $1. c.r air 17.!0 each "' all 125. Atrl'O"-'\TlC waaber $25. $)$, &Ian. r.nd ..._ $10,
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wnmows. 91'' Jt ... $10, -., I -•wordt nr, ~to.ro ee1 n conditioner ('Ompl~te $15. M1tceOarru-boo1ehold ~ ll>OW9r\ $.IS. Padcflt ~ camn112. ~
<8" x ~·SS.., .. x ., .. OLD 1ea-1Nn1c$20 .. 0W le<lh<t'd01\!l!lderll.Clold End toblu 13 and 13. :.~.~£.~~"""',,.·n =~r:=.ll-."'.~ ~-~~~d=nwtno $5. :rot b'l ..... II"' $]. 20• *'<*! ,......,. IN\k •$2(), trimmed F'IO!<nt1"f ...., ~ .$] • 1$. ,BAii)' Ii«!. ~ ~ ~~ "• ~· h -·-"" " .... w,,_, -
x r "1htte~(traph, is. Tori Left~ bowling ball · $15 to $25. ileyt eel of '16 complete $7.50. Re c ord 10AM IQ lPM at 21621 ~·on .. ._ ... na• Avt. ROund mil'rcf b' en~
and pmet 25c • $1. 151.2 wtth cue $8. 1950 Ftdttal, pocket bUllards ball• $1.2. cabloel SJ.!. Stove $20. 171 KanAk09. t..ane. HB Call STINGRAY bU. Hke new '11. t ~ltd J\lnlper In 1
Sylvia Lane, NB. ~./ CM 545-5000 W. Wl111011, CM fl62..ft1S •tlfClmt all 'ftflk $25. !162-4.Ul c""";;,.;..:;.;.IS..:;;llMOOe;:_:=--..,.-I
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DlJX. J'eCltner Chair W/ hi.Jo sPINE'T Cll'll'aFI. Birdseye tbots. -~ • -662190 otUlfn&n $$0. ~ bed • n1ajWe. CoUttkir'• .; tttm. V11lt our MW ~ tt FREE lo aiood heme f.ncd _,.13'18 or M1·1M4 lS!i' LARSON 1/0 Mere BAL Isle rt:skttot ww.nta
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S05S Cit.. ff~'Y. Dlu:ll. Pl. lit Jlbe«5. mattTem ciowr. S19S. 534 ~ Mu, CM. 270 E. 17th ST• # 15, COSTA MISA )'al'd Lah I Shs-herd ~ POODLES AK'C ftl\lt~ crular, to hp Gl ... •'OOd moorina: tJr dock tie tor 14' ' &e2 w.lcont.~"blnkt.pYklw ~m P'hon9: 6Uotf09 pupa5"ftts•male1teiule. Blk toy ar n . m.lmature hull, I bit. STOO. BonAire Hobie or uHd Hob!~ l~ cues, lpl'd. zlnt cood SUS. ANTIQUE~ k!IC!f -.1!!!!!!!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"1 ~ !/3 W/pl.pf'rl. 2U 30th St. dwn car ooolu, U vo, 115. Baby "'/JTIO(lrin1r alt summer, .. ~Th1rul\l '""ll Orie. $300) -"" desk. $200 • .,. .... '""· 1.c-& BEA.UTU'UL ..,. ...... """· NB = SS. Pvt ply . :.";::'"'' ':.:77"'-:.:""'=.,..-,,-.--'115. 'l'ablt $10. clothes r..c. ~ amet"•I MflC911enMUI U00 kifWN % ~ uruu&J AKC GERMAN~ BOAT dip, 1\M tie to ac-
FACTQRY -$20. LP record coll. 7X. ~qulpnwnt uoo for tbty have II l~ on 2 bia mal ... Guard. show •• 1964 22' LYMAN. 1Tt HP rommodate 30' boat. m
OPEN TO PUBLIC -$2. m E. .... St. CM. -... --ll'lO l"ENTAX n a l3So3!mm * AUCnON * -'""" -546-34758/1 or-'" doe. All ...... V-3 Croy, SIS ndlo, ha;; mo. Balboa p,.1 ... 1 •. ~Smi 'S.S. 546-«MS ;:;;--~ touch-o-matic, Yuilika Dec 35 Canon f'lne 1''1nrlture Put Scbnawer pat1 ttrrler 6?S..3237 tank, be1d, navy k>p, full 67HMO Brok~r
nnt 2 weeks D~ACON S Bench. Pie crw,;I . beaUt. wal DtrW EEI7 Mino.Ila 16 MG !: Applia~11 I: part!!~ doc abt 4 POODLE Puppits, AKC, ~ 1:~ ~·wk~:: 25' • 27' SLIP
Wlloles•fleloW ~~~~f'~a ;..!· r~ button"u~'::' C&mn auto 7.001n 518 Super Auctio119 ™day 7:30 pm mo's old. Very )ov&ble and beaut. Ol&m.prqrw, I wks wkdf.ya &42-0010 s;,o per mo. Main bay,
1'ablel, 19 u.p; Wall thelYft Mapl · mode Oak~ ~ tJNma, bl i nd I ruoW &: telephoto lens, Windy's Auction Barn 1fnUe. 836-M98 5»1S31i 8/3 old. 19' SEA RAY 1g 69 675-8990
$5 up; Sofas $99 up, e oom · -hems degiCfls a: et G aces All as new or best 2)?5'L Ne-CM,,..,,,_ FREE to -i home.•-·-""'• Call !il&:J..4183. ""---'---, i= HP' . M•_:._ \\'ANT TO BU\': Pt1,.,....;,.,. tablr. ""'aimlt chest. pine .-A..t .:.._ ....... ___ ,,c.. ~· oond. 96l-2777 an 7 PM .... -..-• .., ~ •" ....,aui A'-h """"Ii--..... --.. obe&l. pme table I pr. r" ~· ... Mta.U pyn11a. ~hind Tony'1 Bldg, Mat1. I: ~. bl.IJe.crey ftuffy •v an Pups.A.KC Rev cruiaer, Jn-Out d r Ive , or sm. trlmart1n ~Ip.
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dulirs. wall c:kdl;, misc. S45-3Z38. CAMERA. 35mm Kawa SLR. EAST BWFF: M -.le' male kitten 3 mo•. Top biCJ?dllne. Bttd with the w/tralJet, akls. Xlnt cond. 84.2-3798
2307 Frw..nciec» Dr NB 350 mm tele flash SSl. 25 cu. ft.. &Jde.by~ ~ 897-1&1.S 8/3 show nlW" in mind. 96l-9989 Le9I tban ~ hrt. ulll!. Cost DOCK Space Avail. Up lo
642-7™ • · Musical * 6t6-67lS * f'rfieter. Gold aJrYed liOfa MUST find bame tar lilVtt BEAGLE Pupp~ • AKC • $4,!llO new. Call ~2168. , 77', po11,-er only. Call
'Jl{IS SAT 1: SUN: Ottne:r ll)1trvm.n~ 1115 S l500 3 mate.bing eDd tables. bu:f: gray Afl8'1nl cat, l. yr. old, Champ. bloodlim -ahota. U' BOSI'ON WHALER: 40 Gi':>.1353
17 PC. KING SIZE Baltio. AW!ltGl'&hdOlnal, FENDER.8.ASS""AMPl.IFlER portfnt Goods ft't, lampg I much mare. very affectionate. 1$).·962-CStT hp., EVINRUDE SELEC NEW slips &\'tll for 32' 10 1
llE.DROOM Little Ba1.bl. hland side. DELUXE R!CKENBACHER .2 h"EW ll\lrlboanl• _ Tl" Misc. etc. 21117 Ca~ H.B. 6'J3..661S 811 s c H NA u Z'E ft s , . TRJC. Liles '1. dde nUs. 38' & 10' polftr or 1aU. I
Liap,.. .'::di-es.,.,~ ~-~d6ilibwntitc~ BASSGUlTAR 1; 7'10", Fast, all 'around SATISUN10·5 ISPUPt--~. 3 mate a f@rJLlmalf!, I weeks.~: ~'!-,rd· coiw:I. S950. *613-6606• • • .n&<,. uuo.:...,, ....... _ ma 1JC\ol * '7>6'0C * aha.Pe£, t165. 6'2-2909 WROUGHT Iron patio furn. cu....,-. pl German Olli • 540-nM "'.po'""'
afabe!fbnerd,trame.,quil1-cane bade chain.. misc.. Child'• bouncing borie Shepherd, pl collie, 5 wk&. GERMAN &epberd puppy,
2 mos. old
17' CABIN C'.J'Ulur w/2 35 Boat S•rvlca1
ed. mwttlea. lbeds, blank-fu:m. tar rental.I .l many HEATiiKM' £iUW amp and SURFBOARD 6'lO'', very l'OllSter ow.n, movie ~ 847~1. 147..:m? 811
e"'* etc. nems of interest iWtar $105. GibnJ Melody.. iood aiodttion. $40. & . ~ -=~~.:::.:::.:::.::.· ___ . ~ * 6'-4-4594 * pro~r .. muc::b more. YOUNG, adult, ~ cats.
Chob al Spanish NAUGH. Rivien. hide-a~ ma~er w(cut. $ l OO · , ,, Good cooditiOn A cheap. 0ranrt". Calico .l tortoise or~ Style 20" Gaffen A Sat&ra gu ~ · S~ARD 6 IO 67>-0823. shell. l to l yn. Shota. MIN. Poodle1, AKC. black
ALL FOR $149 Bto\'f' WT'OQ,ghl iron md FENDER 12 *1llc guitar Oceanside, like r'lt'W $40. LADIES diamond d11111er M8-0813 or 836-4493 8/1 F\u'ry, kw11:ab1e. 3 mos.
No 4oWn pidti. only S9 mo. !able~ set. plattonn ''EJ~· XII. Coronado Il •968-2258• ..... _ 1 wi!h 111 ,__ Champ hklod, $40. 549-0844
WELk'SWAREHOUSE J"Cdrr'.•~,.,,•dra·-r w.1ldwood. FenderMEN'S match!d M"t -··g ... ,., se "&&1111t'l'WO,BWl!4!t,lovahle,rentle, · ........ .,, " .. ~ ~ uuu center dl&mond, 2 diamonds lap kitterl9, lone hair, box A.KC OOXIE PUPS
liOO W. fth SL. Santa AD& chnt. J lhel1 cam. dJes1. """''. 5t0-3387. Ford irons $24. Finl Flight _ ~1~ kan.t en each side. trained. 897-5480 or 5»-lS36 Adorable, 6 wk!, red It bnt
Dd,y 9-9.S..t !Mi SUll ll-6 9xll NI A pad, misc. 121J..B e GUITAR lessons, $2, -'t'IO!k S9 Nch. 646-4067 Brilliant cut Sacrifice! Rep-811 4 m&;le $40. 897-7297. ~~=sh~~· CJNJ"book, CM. !!49-2ll0 be.ginnin~ group in my ho~ ly to Bo:ii:,P361), Daily Pilot Kl1TE?'l'S _ Domeamne I-DALMATTON temale-pntle,
..... ....-..u. SEARS Pawl!r hack saw C.M. ~. Miseellane.ous 8600 HEATII model GW 14 Dume5.tk', long hair shor1. 1 yr, spay«!, all 9hota.
nite tabl8. v j c I 0 r i & II w/lltand. no motor $50. TR u !i.f p ET • 0 Id I --·-citiuos b&nd tn.nsoelver hair, box trained, .:.~., ........ R.euonable. 642-8268 alt. s
dreuer. w/atUlcht'd mi:r-Mil-.. ~ I A-.. -.&.... • tt;; ~ ror. Pa.ir of tv.in bedl "'<Wl'"C'<: e ec • c re.......... .. ....,. in cue -""'/ mobll antenna. SAQ. tr 836-4493 8n OL.D En&liah lhffpdac pupa,
w /beadboe.rdfi. Bentwood driver $40, Milwaukee elec • 5f6..l585 ' HE:'-TI-1 model JO 17 l" 2 ma.le )'TIC parakeets for ch&mpion sired, beaut., pet
roclm'. lamps, ma rb I e = t::m ~ ;fY 2921 ~0900J>e, •ide band, f70 cood home. 1 irn a: 1 blue. 'show qua.I. •~no
pei.il!stal tl!lbk. 1V-l mm CAN c:ok~ machine. %: drive P ianos & Org•m 1130 • M0-3435 8/3 GERMAN Shepherd • Husky cid. impu'l wrench. Caa h FOR Mle: 10' Rul'll.bout wl• 6 mo old puppy am . ed puppies S wkl, $10. Call
DIVORCE FORCE.S SALE!! register. Monroe abocks. AC SAVE NOW HP M~rc.. eng. SUS. 3 ~ew br'f!ot'd short hair rd .,::id-=-=~9'162======= 817-5066 DURING SUMMER ()pol -· "°"12. % """"· -6' OLIVE _.._ J ew.bioD and Oi.a.mpion qi&r11 plup. CLEARANCE SALE Upri(ht vacuum SS. J>61'l.•o;;";;";;-;:-:=;-;::.,,,.~~ .---· Lots of misc. it em s. l\o' • I 5t'M-ingmac.h..$10.C&llMn.1F'REEtogoodhome-Dufty, Horses IUO
coodt. deaa lilln:. 1.iie llt"W, 60-5920 e have trade-Ins. repos, ' • Hope. fi"n...3052. playful kittem. Call alter ----------s.t~ modern llt)'le ~ rent return& 4 floor models b1ac:t k1rmica top, 2 "NCJOd RUMMAGE Sak; moving! of every model Hammond 894-2312 PATIO SALE-ODDS.ENDS 5. Sll-76.11 8/1 2 HORSES: 1 Pinto atldin&:
draMn, mafchill& ~ chair E~ lo go! Abo Orpn. Buy now A recd~ disht's, bric-a-brac & LOVELY kittens free to good $2SO. l Roan mare $»'.!.
i:ii. 5J6..8221 Drums .i thouandl of extra diM::ounl. ad tn!adle -q machine homes. Auorted color1. Xlnt cond. 96&-1•95
rta:Jrds, all lypel. Sat I HA.'dMOND SAT.• ONLY! ~ Acacia, ~ 8/3 7"===~~---KING cht-walnut hl!.lldbclsrd Sun, 1999 Ro9emary Pl., APPALOOSA Geldlnr, beaut.
• tripll!' Mr. A-Mn. m....,,.J CM. orner al nh 6Cl-J3911. tn CORONA DEL MAR · · • ~~ PI'. Siame1e cats A-ki~. muked, Mil trained. $250.
S80; blue plaid t:oUdl S40; ,.. .... 2854 E. Cout Hwy. m3:!l30 * * look Slame8e but ll'8Y ln Call 6~
did oak cotft'!e table 131); \&A.I\. ale-Likr ~w baby Open l\1oA It Fri eves. BICYCLES $13 up ; gu coltr, MS--0137 8/l
IOlid oak end ~ $15. Jia)1Jen, «Wings, etc. Many · ' refrif S:SO· cokr TV S65 MUST SELL • registered half
137-5C87. useruJ howdloid itema. Fri. FALL MDSE blk i., whi,te TV's $20 u; KITI'ENS -part Bnrme9e, Anb (t'ld. Winf'll!r We1te:rn
KING clr.e Medit. BR _.t, & Sat. only, c.ome see. 270 SOON ARRIVING , , : ~ ~ Mar, Costa MeS:: ~ti ult y • dar~4 -&=Hal=t•"=·,,.546-4==-796==,.,-
S Vlrgtnia Pl. C.M. Afl discontinued •models cf ~...,.,.. " :.m~~sm:~ 5 Mounted ne\7 ttru, 'l'rlm· pian05 1-organsriowbeing4 x 8 REGULATION pool SACRIFICE! Sac r ifice! PET baby nta blk A. wbt. TRANSPORTATION
madW:it wJcab. 25" ooinl' mettltel"t!dudna"couc:b air closWoutatdi5.countprlccg table ?'JDPlei2 with all a~ Gorgeous Autumn Haze 2188 8 ~n Dr. S 11•·-~ -1o
a::mo&e TV. All JOOd'. mnd. cooler, •PPlianc:n.. fum., )'OU can't believe. =-· Xlnt cond. $350.. mink jackf't. Sz 12. 7 mo1 60-5698 8/1 • -·• "' sa-oca clilbea, ~c. 25121. Via Elev· Sh>p us ~ eee! o;;;;=;;;;-· -;=,--~~ old. Orie priot $1000. Sell FREE to rood Mme, 2 a~ ---------
ado, Dana ~int . .(96-4069 WARD'S BALDWIN SMJDIO FENDER Bui amptifier lor $450. 494--0266 doned k It ten 1 , eull!'. * Nl!'w Catalina 2T fnilf'i'.
DINETI'E w/leaves 4 • _._, n•-'-bl / bl GARAGE Sile: 997J '-•·· 1Jl9 N""'port C.M 642-1484 ~uxe n.>\,l\.cnb&cber bus .{ HOLIDAY Health Spo M2-23t3 8/4 a e w retracta e keel
dm.in: $40: Matchtn1 .... u:.i • • gUit&r fl'om $2595. <Ddrt&il '-2 end this, ~ F.V. Typev.Titer, ~ty, PIANOS & ORGANS * 675-6404. * membf'nrhlp; $380 or' take 'i.t:able ARC BUIC!lt * New Kon.Ile 12' family 9"1lnut, pttfect cond S21'.1 ea; , pwr mowtt, .IJ'll!'IW, mabOPilY OVtt payments. 6t&-3156 -2';.i yr old w/doa: u.llina: akiop, main A jib. ~!"6"""' cp
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4' yd& n. )'d. clothes & misc. 1''!1. & Sat y NEW &: USED Dd~ 8-pc DANISH modern t&ble & 4 ~ 962-0400 1/3 .,_,. a-v .~ .. o•"· .~. _....,..., e ~ha. PialX>S Orsam 1n'g ael w/butfet, Duncan """-" ---v • .....,.. ''Y -· BAR.GAINS Galore! Lad.Jes • Thomu Orpns Ph,yi'e, value $2000, sell $600. uphlstrd chain;, RatJ: 10. Blk Ii: Wht Tenier-Spaniel 7 completl!',
1WI1'I" bedJ, p>d aJf'lll bead-clothea S.12. hl du', toy1, • Kimball Pialm :;Jt-3956 Xl.nt cond $50. ID-6941. mo, all aboU, trained, Leav-* Balboa XI, 26, Aquarius 23
boards, b'amel, llhephetd mi8c. Sat 2453 Irvtne.-A. • Kohl .7'==,,.--,.~-~~ In&" uu. &U-2664 813 * Hobie cata colon. Imm.
_ _,,_ i-n s......1-A c M er &. Campbell SACRIFICE sale-furn, baby M'tc. W t·• ••Jo .............. .... _"""""' -• 1 •n .u -mREE lovable n .. u ...... ,..... Dd. fteaL 6f6.0673 DINGHY $25 ~-· 112 COAST MUSIC Hema,&. mile. Ph: 673-8269, ""-3 ,.u,. CAP'N S • •-.:-u J.&, • f\'EWPORT&:IiARBOR 9to12amforappoinl. WANTED: Old workini ptes need family . ED
10' SWEDISH modern IOh. Stove $12, lg nn We carpel treadle 1ewing machine. 540--0020 !J/l :ZOO W. Cst. Hwy_ NB M.S-2244
$150. Turquol:lll! ~ $15. dbl aprinc .l matt U). Costa Mesa * 6(2..2851 NEWPORT Beac.b Temia 548-6828 . <X>MPIEI' CUsto ~-~ ~= Bo1h ID -' 3)1 Onyx, Bal. Jal . 67J.-:'«18. Open 10-6 Fri lB-9 Sun 1UI Oub tamBy or 1 In rte 1 Purdnd .hpbmi, 2 yrs """"d E m SA001' ~ "'::'; !';:· •"· BOX ....... n --• WALNUT SPIN.,... PIANO membenhip $450. m.6188 * WANTED: USED BLACK and 2 Shepherd mix pups or..,...... )'OU!' own from our uonu.. _....,.._ ~er. molu•\..J"'-'es. ,... ORIENTAL DINING ROOM 897.5480 8/J. fiberglu1 hull in time tor ~, ... .,.. ,..._ .._...._._ parts, J.pc lleC.'6orm.I &; mi&c. Major mJg, $495 inc bench, FOR SaJt: Hiab oven pg t'hrl•tmu SABOT --'--:'_no>: .. ~-=,.:_ ........... ~ .. ~ hrill!'hold roods. 422 Stewns deL, & 10 yr warranty. ratlP. , refrig. G.E. large SET. CALL 545-1034 3 Black kittiem, lovable & __ _.._, ~-....... • ....__; ... .,...... ... Vt"' ...,. ..,,..,,. n1._.J'""' ---S b .. ,J'..,." · .........,.,.. 1-..uware • -•. botf:i like new ... A
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SLAptA.S.A.5f6....6976. HAMMONDORGAN ironer.540-5396 M -L weet, ox-trained new Sebo! ........... : mast, _. "" l I $199 · be r~;i-~=-==-•Qllnery, Etc. 1700 893-2986 8/j boo ~ -Monte VW&. CM FURNI'JJ.JRt, .bed.ding, ony, inc nch, dd. i;;.:,J"um. appliance•. ms, lee boudt, rudders
MAPLE bunb. twin A: dlb. Ron.Jfi'-'61~. d I• he 1, &: wammf)'. • Iitkrcte• • bikes, Woodworking Mach. Kl'J!ENS. l blk male A: 1 I: tlllen. Flnlshtd &A well
bed& dreutt'5 odds and eDdl, 2()2)~ Santa GOULD MUSIC <X>. Peppertrtt Ln, C.M. See a: make otta. 1611 Ohms celico female", box tn.Jned, U wtfini!htd. Some factory
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· -nJ ~heats, Ana,C.M. Since 19.11 7~ H.P. JobMOo 0 .·B. Way, C.M. 645-0991. 6 wk.I. 833-3)99 Bn 2nd1. Open dtmioom, evea
oette. .,,..,., •"'""'• wuber 2Gf,S N M s A ::::'.===~===:I I: wknds. ~• ~• GARAGE •a I •1 ti o. ain, · · Repaired work orden, $85. FAN Palm -S' hl'"". You ........,,..._. l!'·.o 0 • Y • 547-1 * '" 875 W. 17th 0-1. CM -•~ -" ba 919 """' 673-5CW4 dig & haul. 1012 W. 19th =~
NEW w~ washer ~. p. =====,..-~~ FREE TO YOU 64.Z-9151, 646-6219 t: dryer, 1/3 oft: 6• stneo, Lanainc Ln .. C.M. ~~1463. WURLITZER electnc Orpn, WESI'INGHOUSE wuher & St, C.Ptt 642-3466 8/3
G""'1 & -•-r TV 23"· •GARAGE SALE SAT• modt'l 4600, 2 full key dryer. Xnlt cond. •"""' Ph. BLACK ~ ,..,,, S"-"--' SAILBOAT -Rhodes cl.us """""' -NEED gd. ho-!•--' yd oy ..........,e ""'pllQu, No 24 xlnl b (ha·'· l
a1ao n-•..a....tn ,_,,.,_ .,...,),...,., 1953 PELICAN PL. C.M . boards. 25 baM clavier, 646-4719 aft, 3:00 '"<; '"'"~ 1~·....1 femal l .......1 ' uy , ... preg. ~ ... , ~·-· .........-u•• for vt'ry lovabl• -·~y blk tnLJ"'=U e, 0
&"""" dent J"I ~"--•) NlJMEROU< SA•r-s1 solid walnut w/ loc.ked 'IUNTZ 4 & 8 -·· •t·-. o.:w·• hOlne 968-"""'" 811 ....,iu,. .... , " SPANlliH • gold • ctush-"" ........ ~~ · " ...... ....~-v &: tan smaller breed dog · ,._. C.Ompua:, -ind &. knot,
velvet sofa 1r; loveteat. 1 rovrr. locludn external $80. 6 V·l2 V converter $15. Sbt'pherd type, hoUJe brlr: FANTASTIC k1ttens, l plley, we., dacron sa.il.l.
Yr new. $475. Call aft. 5 Appllancei
8100
Le,;lie apeake.r. Cost $3200 675-3348 eves. lovel! children. Dial 1 . oranse •triped, l blk aDd $2900 cuh. Owner F .
pm. 837~ new • sacrifice at $(i00. Schwinn swjm f'xer-cycle 77&-2388 or 836-4493 8/1 wht kltten. 6'1>1093 812 Broneon, Benton, ca 11 f.
2 TWIN beds, complett, GE auto wuhe1 or Ncrge 842-1962 e LIKE NEW! . CHARLIE Brown la looking FREE bftiutiful kittf,ns to Boat at slip No. 2SO f1e!U
Walnut dreseer, Hide-a~ auto wuber. Both xlnt $40. 548-32IU for a rood name. He ill loving home pleue call Bl"OI, San Pedro. ·"T.:ealt:;:,dnk.;:;:=..:MHl!:.::.=;l::O_~~ I cond, $40. Fne dellveQ>. HAMMOND, Steinway, Yam· FARBERWARE rotiii;erie, a 2 yr ol.d pediiree poodle. 962-2359 8/4 A STEAL! MUST SELL!
7• SOFA w/ma.tdtin& cJWr 147-8U5, ~ aha. New & uRd pianos of l&rge 1!1e, li.ke rw;w $35. Apricot and gray ln color ALASKAN Malmlute female LUDERS 16
"''"II built. $65, 3 dn.wer • MAYTAG Service M8n, moBI rnakell. Ont buys In !>1.5-0683 and hu his O\\'n doe house! Xlnt pet &:-l\llll'd dog. incl.~ hn Mm-:. motor
dre!latt, SJ>. 968-247'1. has wallhf!ra, dryers & mal· So Calif. al Schmklt Music 4.5 YARDS ~w f08l"T\ rubber Gi'J.5924, 675-0656 8/4 Weekends. ~ 813 Full equipment
•HOUSEF1JL of qua I I I y <":hing 11et1. Bst. Guarantee. Co. 1901 N. Main, Santa Jna waJrte rug pad. Retail $1.25 LOVABLE blk & tan curly WHITE cat. 1 yr. ol.d fema.11!', Slip indudtd NB
furniture. Stt Aug. 4, 5, 531-M37. ,-;;;e;;;;--;;-;;;;:::'.:"'<==-;-\2Y~iITTl'.'.'.:_. !'_S.~11~65<~·~y~iITTl'.'.'.:_. ~61f:!l-"6~24 shep. type young male dog l blue e~. 1 green eye MAKE OFFER!! 5'0-0020
6. lrvifll!' Tttr. &M-5785. WHIRLPOOL dlahwuhtt. 6 ORGAN I: Piano I~ by Tf'nt, 9 x 12. gnoen i=maJler brttd hou~ bric. 64;,..()177 8/:i KITE No. 120. Xlnt cond.
DINING room table It 4 mot: old, under wa.rnnty. prof=io~ lN.chet'. Fas! U~l tv.itt S.10 '::'i:. ~~=n yd~:._~ J ADORABLE mall!' puppie~ Dolly-sall·m•~ • 1 yr. old
ehain DVrtreued Maple Front !°"dine, cutttna bo6l"d met · · 806 • 548--0282 • 8364493 814 • fat &: Maltby. 846-2985 8/3 -Boom Vang • llller l!'X·
$200. Call 84.2.-2343 top.$))). 96&-6271 PRIVATE PART\' ~"'OR Rent • "'•bio • Mam· 6 B"CK/ tension • new shtttfng ·
$25 * * * 494-&156
HP Evlnrude elec.. sfart moton. alps 2, on Bia Wheel Fiberflue A: Gelcoat .
tilt .... ••Repalra•• I 642-1i3Tr, $1095 or trade. ~ EstlrnaJes SU-175.:t.
2i' DOUBLE endel'-dieael Bo.1t Rentals , 9038 ! e~ outrigers, n e w --I
radio, Newport mcorin(. WANT to lease for 2 wks,'
$2750. 642-3407 Aua 2-lS. Sa.ilboat in Udo l
44' HOUs&-BOAT: Fully clus, 14'-16'. 673-0707 I
equip. for llve-a-boMd. Sell ---
or trade. 636-4043 or Boat Ch•rt•r 9039 :
548-2434 I
27' x 8' WOODEN hWI needs ti-SKIPPER Dbt, 3S Ft. • PEARSON ALBERG Aux
watk. Good for character Salling: Sloop, , , FU'N ·N ~
boat. 646-6980 SUN" in l'l!al Yac.hlilla tt;yle
KING'S Cruiser SI o op .• .redi.l!OOftr all the Cl')'ltal
Jnlxlerd, top shape. $5000 clear water harbnn cf
673-S252, 575-8990 ew1 be•uL Catalina. etc. ONLY
CANO~ like new. a 11 $90 DAYI CW/2 Day Min.)
flbttgla.a, Cott $350 MUJt 0646-~22=-72~-~---
sell $240. 6'U-8S84. 47 IT MolorSaller. Day er
e 8' COLUMBIA DINGHY "''ttkiy m.tise. Skin diving
Xlnt cond . $1T'S. or fishing or ll8illng or Ju.st
548-3203 Fun! $75 day or S300 5
12' FIBERGLASS boat. day \\·eek. Incl crew A. fuel ,
windahif'ld I steering, $165.' ,Umit 7 people. 545-f65.9 aft
a4S.2343 aft. 6 9PM
S 11•--zr"'""'CTR=OJ7A~N~~n,-~ .... -dge~ • -t• 9010 crulsl!'r-lt1aded-slps fi $35 da.y
CORONADO 3D $450. wk 816-9000
W /Slip. 645-0810 32' 1967 CHRIS CRAFT TWIN SCREW. KITE No. 171, 2 sails, rood ~ or 543-2434 c:cndition, $550. * 67~556.1 *
CORONADO 25 w /Slip. 645-0810
Lido 14. No. m4 Exe.
Stt Sat & SUn 10 tD 6
1194 Auiuata, CM. $Ul95
Sabot • Racing Schock
No. 4002 XLNT COND
Red w/trailer 67).3345
MetulJ No. 12. Excellent
rond.ltion 2 l&ill. $450
or bHt offfr. 6f6..nBO
32' COLUMBIA R•ci ng
Cruisina: Sloops. Sleeps 4.
S4950. <n4J 846-344.5
ERICSON 26, alps 5, dintttr,
loaded w/xtl'lls, clean, slip
avail $5500. 50-2688
RAC I NG SABOT
Xlnt cond $350. 493-3510
LIDO 14 . No. 692, w I hwy
trailer. Make otttt! 67J...Cl22
t1r 67>1122.
LlOO 14 Nt1. 1640 w/trlr
Xlnt cond, Rac'a: rig
$$0, 546-2889 or 64&6006
Mobile Homes 92DD
AUTHORIZED
REPRESENTATIVES FOR
Ci>ml!'ll, Continental, Pan--
mount, General, Star, Sher-
aton Manor. Flam.info. Dual
Wklf', B&rTington .i 8nJad..
mo~.
C:hapma• Mobllo H-
1260 N. Harbor, S.A.
S31-8I(r;
12llI. Beach Blvd., G.G.
"''""JO
THE MEADOWS
(Irvine)
Rt!!el'V&~ are now btlna:
tlken In Orange County's
finest & most complete park
at 14851 Jl!'Uery R.oad (Sur.
rounded by Oranee Groves)
in Irvine. For Information
call 893-5730, S31-8Sn ~
531-8105.
llotUm' eell QUg week, Kite '"""'!'~!"!~~~"""'' NO. 128, good oond, Xln1 . COSTA MESA
,.ll'r"""" 1475· "4-431S. MODEL CLOSE-OUT
Power C~s-fo2o 9 new model mobile homes ~ bring offered at ftduc.
24 Fl' CABIN Cruiser, I85
hp lrg. Chrysler Marin&.
Ju1t painted t hruou t.
Pe.met shape all around.
\VIl..i.. SACRITTCE $2100.
Call alt. 7:30 p.m. 49.'\..3996.
SACRIFICE for Quick Sale!
25' Sallie cruil!er, twin
Vo I v o 1 . Owner/&46--3794,
Bkr 548-1501
WANTED: 10' Glaspar
w/Shp motor.
Call 673-9023
eel prices. All are set up 1n
beautiful Greenleaf Park, l
mile from ocean.
:r~=_:..::..::.:: ___ 1 ~ TO ~ ho-2 I Ul"l v.ilite ))f'I rata. -$600 SOLID wa.lnut dt-1k
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"x21" ADMIRAL Dup1~x 22 Retrii wan\1 to buy piano moih Lakea., glp;. 7. furn., ~""'"' "'"" ma e ca11 847-8229 813 rac.uw gear· . Anytime
contrmp. dtslrn. 5 drawen 3 yn old $175. Maytq 1 ~='"=Ca:;.;:;""'"":.:'c..' .:."'=·~I"'=-I trplc. s ~u~ S7S. 531-3374 1
Siamr.w 1 part Bunne2 675-4798 ' SlliO. 646-438'r aft 4 pm wuhe:r & dryer $95. All MOVING-Hl.mmond spinet or 540-0617 eVt"S. Vl!'ry affectionate may be LOVABLE wht female kitten INTERNATIONAL 14, No. ~;n;rn-:~. ca.!~rl;-rui:~
Xlnt cond. 644-1568 Ol'lan. l-O'\\'l'.ll?r, S740. UNIQUE % K. ~erald cut laktn toaether or separalt"· 546-1833 ~/3 846 like new. Gi«M Kirby ef!iine. $2995. 644-1368.
AMANA 17 2-dr tth>l... • Call 644-4904 diamond 3 ............. ttes -id ly. Mi-2285 !/I 9 DARLING tirer .. triped. lei!-Ill wlth complete racina
Take Newport Fwy or Har.
bor Blvd ao. 10 I.9th. the.n
west to 1750 Whittier Ave.
Costa f.11!'M 642-1350
GOLDEN West Mobil!!' Honv:
·20' x 51·, 2 br. 2 ha
drps, c:rpls, refrigerated ~
cond. Applianct"s \\'ill in.
elude dlsbwastier. Awnin(
skirtlni&. crpted po r ch:
llt.orage' Ahed. Adult perk,
Owner tnn&ll!'lT@<f. See
mu.ger, Rancho Hun-
tington, 19361 Brcokhunt.
H.B.
Office Fumltu-IOI" .. .. .._..... 5 "' MY I l •. .,. .... • ... •SK.IPJACK. 20'. •• ,.. Jteeaer. lee maktt. PIANO • Baldwin Spinet. ri~. cost $1500 Sac. $400. naml!" 1t Charlie and e • .., . .J'IO""o1'l'I /I lf!fU' I. hwy trlr. $1300 1;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;,j A\oo(iado. Uke new, $250. Walnut. Perl. cond. $600. 645--2·16.'i I'm lookt~ for a home w/a LARGE palm tne ycu 714f64l.4)436: n,yina~'Sridre67,;N7~~wport* Bch SPACES r ~ 962-1563 1~==~-~--~ HtUe girl, J'm pt poodle ~move. 847-n97 • 8/1 SABOT -====~=="-=====I Available in Huntington
SALE
. .-e\'t!I. BRAIDED oval revtl?'!lible &: Cocbr ·1 )T old Sa.ltl"°'==~~=~--"" No. 3350. Xlnt cond. ':: Bench & Coat& Mesa'1 nic.
SOLID walnut desk 62" x '\\'001 rug & JlAd, ll'xl4', &: Pf'ppl!'f' 540-ltlS 813 GERMAN Shepard fl!male Cover-dolly.Witt extens\cn • Spetcl-5.kl Boat• 9030 est parks.
TODAY GttLV .. 28't• epntemp. de1ign, s Radio llOO no sh1ins or spots $50, 214' ,;:::::;--':==-==,-..,...:::1 ~y 4 moa old ~1811 oar Jocicw • 1M:t.t cover for -MOBILE HOMES hckDoorlt'ftpf>ft1 drawtft"$150. 646--4387 aft lris Pl .. C.M.646-31166, Bea.ut male ~re-bl"t'd 1m3 GEMINI klttens. rowing-ra<":in&retr·$27S. *CLASSIC* Amuica's fine1t, avai.lab'-
Use Your ~ 4 PM1 Radio Bimini !i50. 50 If OT p 01 NT Dishwasher b~·red <klxie 2 Yl'll. love1 545--0:00 8/1 Anytimf', 6TS-C798 Beautiful Chris Craft Con-lr. every sit.e l.t prlee ........ ,~.
1"6 Harbor If ... CM 2 TR JG ID A J RE watt, uaed 4 times. 175. good rond. $50. f.1\IC: uned children. All &hots Need gd COLUMBIA 36: Well equip, tine:nt.al. lS' 1pttdboat. m• JO ·-642.7~, tr!
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6.lll851l d
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homev.·/fencedyd .'1-633-6868PURE hie.ck kitten 10 wks on mOOrl ,; lnl ,_ pl•-"·. ~,rd T-Blrd MICRA, INC. , re gt'l'a on. apa.rtm,.,,. · nlPf"5 1 t belge/C!'lery !J36.-4493 old, tramtd. Sf,8-4019 8/4 ng ..,. l!'ttlt '""' ..,-. '" .l.92Sl Beach Blvd.
Park in; ar M . Good roodition. $25 .i.;rnl . &16-$1402 rITEN S5500. l/3 in~t avail ~ng. 3 hNI total time, oew Huntington Bea.ch ~11 1!!"!!11!1!'"!!1'!!!'""""""'""'~ ,_,, ,;:;;~67:.:3'1245:::::;_ __ ~-1 KIRBY V CU \Ve 11re A v11.rietY of colored K S 1il Stafl\f!e • 1 64.6-4370 1nlrtnlments & chro~. I' ' 'T ·.:•:.:l•~v:.:l•:!;~:.,_ ___ _!2::D~I A ur.t CLEANER BW'mf'!le 546-~A75 ''' ·' RIVER SPECIALS Refin'd 3b$D wood deska, USED appliance• & 'IV• _ Compl. "'l •ll attach. + noor neuler cat~ \Vho ownt'T'll · '" KH"' No. 126 nor1h aall Cbml"etely retini~. w/trlr,
$69.50 • Refin'd wood arm ~II &µ8J1l1'1tP.ed. Dunl
8
p•a. SACRIFICE brand new hlk pol.i!!rnor, like new. Sacrifice ha,•e left 111 stranded WI!' FREE lovable Dox". Nff<ll! w/trlr, Xlnt cond $4000. ()¥.·ner nil/54~. New 12' wide hemes sJ.i&htly
rot.ar7 chairi.' $29.~ 9 We lB15 Ne•'Prlo CM 548-7788 A wht 19'' port. RCA TV Sl 10. 8.17-1238 aft 3:3(1, 11..re we.ll behaved & J~nf'ly a good home. 897-5480 8/4 $575 * • fnJ) STI-7691 &1&-21l!O. da.mqed. Perfect tOr the do.
have the larp!lt titled.Son REFRJGERATOR ·'lrilerna~ W/1tand. Must stt lo ap-KARASTAN Rug l2xlS, like 1·3 yn. MS-08.13 or &36-4493 TU~PORTATION e 151tii' SNfPE Wfl'RLR 01s
0
''C"LASS1-.o=c'°""•kl.,-.,l:oo,.-t,-.=100 :t-~Jfle:Nv.Orl~gina.l l!e.ll.
ot ulld ,oJ&e tura In thll tionll.I Huw1ter. Xlnt cond. prtt $100 675-8377 ~ $29:\ s I lltlp-PleUf'-Owne.1"9 r-.lo\'ed FAS1', CERTIFICATED hp MttCucy eng., 2 props ng price wvu· 000 Redue.
ana.l\fe Mll:&n ""' S75. Call 96>-3903 CO,,;R ,.;,, ""'' p;elu" ,h::;,, ,,7· j,,.· :;..,.,:.:'.""" loft me behind. I'm • 10,._ C•lt ll2D 6"-0ll76 or "4-1839 ( ...... & •kll. '" •-hl U-h'. '' IBA~HAR~·
•-N~ 91.~. FrffzeMJNCI Uprl11hf tube. \l/ould be --M"l \\"OOD ~! ...... 11oe •ob·o-1 "•7' &.bit' male dog very friendly SIAMESE 1<1-"' 22' Fthfrglaq Fam11y bolt ~= tanka, battery. 1.SZ Baker SI c .u>UU .,,....,., • .,. • Ii""" v • "' ' '"" J need gd home W/frtuo-yd · .,.,ng, pape.n. Sli $7lOO .,......~,..,,tfr, A maJIY 11.c-•• 0£ta Ml!'u
642-&(50 ~-·548-3281 w/llttll!' u.'Ork. '54). Call ): 19", J i::lkling •'OOd doon, SM-649& "'""" · 2 mllH, 2 fem<a. $10. P • ~Maries. SH to appreciate. J1ll!t South or 1-larbor and San
1 WALNUT W" ..... , ** FiUGIOAJM•• 6'2-.1814 ev<$. $2$. 61""'624 ~2. !>1~1164 or 67>-4795 111115. _..,I D~go Fnvy, 17141 >40-9'70
..,fvel, aide chlln A Plda. $30 NEW & USED TVa •POOL TABl...&uted e Kl'fTENSI 3 colon: t1rantp,I---------CAL·20 $2195 CDm.JRY l&' Gray Marine. 2 BR. U11furn lOxs.5 dbl., ,,. ~ • .J..... •545--2Si47 For sale/rent. Xlnt mnd. 1150 black, white A: bl•ek & * S44-Xl3a * •. 1 •• ~ $6950 f)"~ m""22 whitt". 6t2-7ll6 ft/3 Dop au etlf. IU ltffl trtilf'r .. cvr. • ........ .,, • Sp No. M,
J)1:SK5.
41
30 x 60. Walnut KENMORE •ut6 .•"Uher, Dunlap's, l8l5·Newpor1, CM. e MU211 e '"""'""""'""-~:::::J:---------J2' FIBERGLASS SNOW. XlM C'lmd1 Sl.c. $1250 . 21462 Coa1t Hv.')', JIB. Key
$161). , .swiwl <ho I ro . JOht oond. S eyclo 155. Fret '43-mB 12 STRING Acourli< Guitar. AR IS TO CATS I or TOY ,_,,.., mal<: AKC. BIRD Good condition. 6'IM6.1S •I Sp. 324 all. 3,00 pm. u~' la'td$40et.. 5'8--5508 df'llW:ry, J4741U, ~72 19" ZENmI TV w/ remo!io Cd. cond. $50. ~ts. Call eve• R.eata. "lllack &aulies" Sl:i(I. Call 5f6..lJ3l1 l'~t.:i-i$Kl~"'l-=-=~..,.~l~S1~45. SACRJF1CE U"lC.56' Skylint:
WESTINGHOUSE 8 cu ft control, must 14!11 S40. Call ~1!111 "°''°°"==-==~;:.;811 s1oo.ius. 637-9106 Victory 21 Aleo 8' H~ ·ics. Both all new l\irnifUno. Spa~
rtfrlimtq',._ d.f!&ll I &ood SST-'423. Y.'ASHING machine. refrig, HALF' SIRmMll kllten1 12 A SHERR y • S Paod I e 1 $1DI. ~ comp w/rqiltr&tion Pb: avall. Adil Pk, N.8 . ]G-min.
8022 CODdltion. ~. ~ 21·• ADMIRAL cmor TV $t25 l beds, ele.c. blallket, Bckae ~ r.w."'54.,0~....,22U IAuret Pl Adort.ble, Apricot toy pu~ Fibera:Jau a Gelcoat --:-:l8'lll-C....,,·==:--=~-all major 11nomi1n1 areas 1.::::::;::::::s:::=: or olfe.r. !includes new color Div11.n, TV. 642-89119. 1
-_,.. 8/J SM. An co\bt •tuda..M-~2MI _ * * llt~ * * 1.2' Mll'Ct<SP6R.T: 40 hp
64
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pm. ' NEIG·~~ Anttques lllO I ~TV:_::'"'::..:la:::llc.· .:546-4.:::..::<:.:78:__ !5 CU l'T ct'(l8.~lop ftt.ettr l·rt.re white slame&:e cat A J BELGJ#,J'f Ttrv Pupt., AKC r'r'ee Eltimatea ~J.l?Si ™nrode w/trailft, eltc. WATERFRON T mobl.le
GARAu ~ 1---------f'lo[rlg" $1 50, 7' anfa $150, l>4rt bunnese k ped!in cbl:mp. pmni.. Sell or~ Columbia 22 !!.~".;."'$UOO. Alt t :•O hOmt It cab8.11a, "'' boal
lJ03 t:. FaJnni¥1C. S.A.. -· -----~ ptrtian male <":&II 897..$480 own, malce cfr. ~ _.......,,, dodc opp. Furn or unlurn
G .... '1 bUm • 1V -WIAhtt ANTJ,..'T'. J "'"•-r --Tape R•corders 8220 auto \\'lll'hf'r $100. ~2896 6'5-0107 6""4-. ·
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'If."''" . ., ......... Klue111-Domfamt1t lonr hi.I * ST. BERNARD AKC • 16' RUNABOUT, 200 9P .u ~lid)' .... • mqde Bil·ln 1IDClll. h&ndJesJ AKAl '1'APE DECK SA\.-e )'Ollt 1..u -ti's not Ir: shttrt •II colon. MS-OnJ 'lli yr old it lovtt cbldrn. MALIBU outrlft!r. Good ~v marine mtr. Xlnt end. MOBILE Hon1r BAYFnONT OU.~ • • 1 W.Urm t. sso. se.lf'fl. MODEL Xl00.12 fat! JUJt reach for your or 8.16-449..1 8/I -• «TS-2108 cond W/MW sail, $300 or ~ • qu ick Mll $$7$. frtlle. Wlhrldry_ Adult perk: G~ -..W ~ tf'om • QR.lENt.f.L R1'ti< • LYii AMOrtt'd fnJJtll tnc. phone A C'llll Daily POo! Bell oflf'r. M6-lt.M9 ~. LI ~76.l Pl!'t ok. $10.250. &1&-(F;.'>11
5 ~"II) imlii\rwt. 8aJboa Klrm"\n, Ui23 A 0&-iJ~ ... --~ ... 00.. Cl~ r•" r~ n...-CUTE 4 mo. <lid CollJe e LAB. PUPPIES AKC Sebol • ..,_ 1 .... eo_..._,_ . t:o ~ ~~'1.-... rmallrr:....,n-.....,,, .. • ao ...... .. -·• ........-.• Sl\t!pherd puppy.. 5wks&.wlthlboti. N1c .. ,..,..,"""" e l4'SPr.F,080AT,.tQH.P. ·52 STAR. Trailer 8 x "·
"'1W "'~ * 546-9141 • )-'OW' ad -lodayl 968-1383 Bi l S46-9M6 ~~«Kn Xlnl COh1. 1111 .. _IR.ll'-T canopy. USG F.um. $1500 nr Beit oiler.
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Adult park W/aoJ.t IWim·
mlna" pool. re1tauran1 .
lll,!!IGO. 53&4100
TRANSPORTATION
Auto S. rvlc•
& Parts --·-------'M VW chaai.I, complete
fronknd w/btaket, 1tetr-
l.nc. muter cylindtr, pedab
&: cables. Beat otfrr.
646-4685 Ot 64&-7302
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SPECIALS
Sotli'dq, A-I, lf70 D.\ll Y '1LOT
TRANSl'OllTATION -TRANSl'OllTATION TltAHSl'ORTATION TRANSl'OllTATION l~T;RANJ~~-~~TA~T=l~~~~~~;::B~~~~~~~~
Trucks HOt Dunt "'!Hlot fSU lmeoolld Aut" t600 "lm"'pott="'"'.o..,C.="'--'-•.,../ !meortad Cant -ln1po111d --l._tM AuM
'"' cusroM .....te .. ,,.., AUSTIN HEALEY FIAT M.. TOYOTA YOLKSWAGIN
Mll\lC Dune BuQ)', me~l l~-~-------~-------
llili blllt, dirt • """" •• AUmH 11.a1., ... ~ • - -_..._. ... MCJC. CJT '70 TOYOTA'S ... vw
l'ffldy. StrMt ~. Lot• or Mark Ill. XI .NT ~iUim. ..--.. -- -R.ADJO wbiM •Ide wan..
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$1595
!: ~~.~-°"'-" ___ n_1-'s ''1 TR3 motor le chulll.
dl9\1, t.<o1nplele. Rtady lo
run $30. &f.>1725
19M FORD \1 Ton PU
LWB .Style Side Rll 4
Spetd new rtb\lllt "427"
Enz Sharp VS:?IJJ
pttl 541-821(1, im Crest· 10 mlltap. SM-4291 • THIMI W.. ......,, ndl.. tlrft, In lfocll. JmnwdNlte dtltwt,. 1*1er''. miaai '" 16 ap.
IMW matlc tnMmlll1on, low If" Ill\'$ A,,,.rl<a• l9811 Kut>or BIYd •
lllOUJll Ft., CM ''flA r AM/l'M ndilo, I eyl., auto-~ I $ftdlM. SI». H 1 tit it r
'&t VW 0..U, complete ---------Ml l'QU.1. Lie. XS8 195. " ~l troni...nd wlbrakts, 1tttr-$24.. ~ ... ~.M .;.:;:.:;;;.;..,==----
h11r. nlLttlr "'""""·pedal• * IM W * "flllWllER" '' "'"WU, ·a vw "'"' '°""· WANT to buy. Sr 1f • con.
t.alned In GOOD condJUon.
'• CASl l .. a VW pans, ttar11 axles
' bodypUU. $1795
• <Abo.a. Bui oU<r. n111 NACH !Hwy."' CHICK MlSON 1.afuna llffch NEW14,.!,400
1 •• ""°.30 _. 01' 646-7302 lar..,t Selection of "M ~ e -1-· •-C H ~·· "" ., .. _ ~.-ff YW fOO -· 11. 't;';Y 'II' vw .... -
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•54~• • 642.-0f.tJ • e DUNE BIJOCY: ALL 1'70 Models NEW·USID-SERV. t>t~:>Xll E". " or 17 -7503 * JOO llOO ,,.., 11;,,_ ' .. ,.
Mini llkea '275 Traller, Trevtl -·· ·----
1967 FORD 1,1 Ton PU v~
Rl!ll Au1ornaflc, LWB style
SIM. 1 TOOO mlle1 real nice
V372&,j
Flberala• Ani•borall ._ .. ---1
VW·lllOO. XTRAS PLUS! _._ - - - - -19'10 IWtBOlt BLVD. ™' I . 13'MUI •
1"l!l0 .... 9fli.0092 BRAN~1W ·--,..,--(Ill-••·• COSTA"""' ITMTMTAI ·~,vw.,;.:"" :~ "=. ~~ S HP Mlnl bike
Xlnt cond, $125 * 5'8-5919 •
l'OR Sak>: 'f'v.'o Mini
Bike•. SAS 1 s~s.
• St&-5483.
TACO Mini bike • 5 hp
Brlrp A Slrallon Xlnt
cond. SIOO. ~17
4 HP. POWELL Mini Bike 1u.;. • u 3-3590 •
POWEU. S hp Cnatlenger.
Perft>el. $140
~6-35&j
BONANZA • xlnl rood,
shocks I< fenders, $90 or
bt1I oUf!:r. 644-4l39
~otorcycle1 · 9300
'67 ,BULTACO
DIRT SCRAMBLER
PUMPER .• carburetor
ExpaJllkln chambtt, Akront
rims. UKE NEW! $300
Aft. 6:00 839-6573
Sales, service parts.
ACTION C)'CLE
ID Yorktown, l-1.B.
536-3223 Tues-Sun lB-7
'70 Kawasaki
250 Sidewinder, Strer-t er
537-4011
Stre•m LIM '70
Terry• Nomacl•0.111
Explorer Motor Homes
Fourwlndt•WMkendtr
TRATEL
TRAILER SALES
l31n H1rbor Blvd. G.G.
1 ~ Blocks No. o1
Garden Gro•·e Freeway
517-4011
ARROWHEAD Tra~l
S795
1003 CHEV \.2 Ton PU LWB
Sl)'le aide 6 cyl H Autom•Uc
Prlcff to St:ll N61291
$1095
1954 CHEV '1'I Ton PU LWB
Rff AutomaUc VI Scyle Side
Body RJj 'T;i&
DEAN
LEWIS
Trailer. W/enclosed awn· 196' HAltlOR ILVD.
Ing. l::xc. New paint. SAi COSTA MESA 646-tJOJ
&. Sun 1~. ll!K Auru~ta, CM . $150 'SI Ford Plck·up
1,i Ton . Completely brand
NIMROD "Camelo!" s.lps 6, new r c bu 11 t cng. New
slave, slnk, Icebox, lablt". brakes. New 6 pJy tires.
Lge Xtra mom, Xlnt cond. New paint LA'ss thAn 2,000
_11_1_50_._6<_2"l.135 __ • _____ 1 on e111;. Mu&t Sell, Movl11&.
1969 24 ' AWO travel trailer-774-:.!ljj,
aclf contained. Awning, air,
like new $3995. 540--3523
days: 644-1371 eves.
1968 14'. St.PS 6, xlnt cond.
tcy to rind a cleaner 1 f')r
$895. ~8-6906.
Jeeps 9510 ------'68 .JEEPSTER, Super,
Death sale. V6, air, radio,
hubs, winch, radials, hllch,
$2800 or best o f I e r .
213/317-3418
Retrt11 t'n VthiclH 9515
'68 NIMROD Deluxe, sips
6, stv, icebox, din tbl. $600. ,.....ll6 '==~====1 -·----GO-KART Trailers, Utility ~--9450
"11 ' TRAILER" W/McCullourh P.fli. &: start.
?i.1akt" Offer 9' wooden bed. 1.4 " angle iron er.
railing. Good tires. Will car-Aft. 6:00 839-6573 ry 3 motorcycles or can be
used for utility hauling.
774-2155
e WANT to buy a utility
trailer. \V/wllbout license
plates. cau 548-8090
INTER. Travelall 1966, 4
"'heel drive, full pwr, alr,
stereo, hd cooling, nevo'
tires, low mileage. Xlnt
corvJ. S2850. 962-156.1 eves.
CORVAlR powered dune All f'Cl'Ulppr<t wllh au1omalle gom& -1'71 TOYOTA WAGON ~nl:
platea. cbrome~ whl•. rall M.V)' blue ak&l Jnleriors: ''MG'' I OTHER DEMOS must sell , Deyt: 11 •:
buuY. •~t le¥Al, ttf., lrtnt.. while llntah with A • THiii U'12 0.me $1117 ~ ... ,..:..,vw:,,:-.~,-,,-,,-.... -,-,...-...
~ructk:ln. ~. 6*-l!XW. Lilt $6.111 Now S4.99'J .AT BIG SAVINGS s+t.Z>l2; evea: ru: ClA3l'1
WllOL.ESAJ.£ pnccs on '61, Trem.ndous Savings on auf,o •port Ud .. DEAN LEWIS 'iS vw. Owner now In anny
'63 A: '6' VW chusil. Low MUt•O-lt70 Sa.lei Open Sunday '''fRIDI &UftD'' 1W llarbot, CJJ, -.on SIZ>. Will corlllder tuma.
Complete, re1tdy for duut> Exec:utlve Cars SS$ !167."' Garden Grove Blvd. QA.11....ut Call: 133-aT
bUiJD'. ~19· 96J.l7!'l -•-:i.r;.1m Call CaUect N~! !'!!.c~i~.'!!'5 BIU MAXEY '63 VW. Rurw fine, iooU
Imported Ci1n MOO BUY or LEASE m.'r..86 • 53T-IP4 mall r.ood tlret, radio, ===...;;;;;..;..___ C:ov~~!s ~~!~ NEW-USED-SERV. !TigvplTIAJ .~.;;;• ::i :!'':-
IMPORT SPECIAL!""'" __ H_ONDA __ ..........,.. t•t BEACH ILVD. .,...;i,,., MAKE OITER!
5 E C I A L 5 AlITHORIZED MG HuM. IMdt M74S!S 67l-CT47 or 5'2-Ufl p S1lasePar11eS.rvlce rLftl"Ll'V'I ....., -Pvts a ... N ................. '819QBK.lh•blv.fbJlyo..,, $3995 1860 I.on" Beach Bl vd. THINC .. __ edla• le 0t'·,__ ,67 C 12,000 m 1'1, undf:r warfallty,
1007 PORSCHE 912 Cl>t RI! Lona: Beach 1213) rilll-8711 '-"'n:I AD Jlollli,~1• -or.ona radio. XLNT ('{)ND. $23:11.
5 Spe<d Air Cond. Sharp ~d 5,nday HONDA ..., . >'ollr factory equlPP<d. ~m-=-t"'Oi_T_~~--
Scr •9974 * '67 BMW 2000 CA * Ill (YLK927) WW take cv in VW &a • Brand nu ~ -
Polaris Sliver. Cpe. l\\'BH· ''FRIEDLANDER'• trade or linance private par. le trana, nu tlre11. lllnt oond, $1295 5861 dlr. 537.rm Open Sun-'7. -eau tor appotntmmt, must w.11. S800. 546-.'1619
d tll'• SLlCM twW't· •1 ~ .....,.., _.tu -1966 VW Square hick \Vai ayt, 5.TI·6824 e m.~ _,....,.... or~ .. ,, ... dlr. '67 YW IUS ~~ .. ·3,'f"' "''""' 10
Sci! -.~.~10~:::."'7.200"'2""""'•0-1 _:~s::s;,:v;.. ~~::=~ '&8 TOYOTA CORONA 'J."."Ui~" .. '""' .....
Colorado, ma& wheel•, all • - -...... I $20t9 S795 tho """'· dlr. 53'f.T177.1 -=====-=== '59 MGA Sedan, di•. IO!omati< law
1962 VW. RAdlo. h.,.t.r. 4 Open "'""""'· JAGUAR ~.;..:.""'.?:...~'!";..'.~ CHICK IYERSON speed, lime rreen, nice. $3595 Convrrtl~, 3 speed,, dlr, _,, •-.c .-.cl",,_..,~ ...... ., YW
Q\'Z 216 1~=====---clean car. !OXYru) Will will nn pvt pty, Call Phil JAGUAR take car in tn.de or finantt aft 10 am sn.J:lOO, s.&J:ltl £d.. • ,. fi7 $1695
1968 VOL.VO 142 2 door. Radio, hea~r, 4-spttd,
priced to sell. Uc. UTP ~7
$1095
DATSUN -(M, __
1967 FIAT 850 Cpe.. Radio, "Leader In The Lear:b Dtlea"
""•"" ' ,,..._ VWT 464 ZIMMERMAN $1295 214S HARBOR BLVD.
1967 TOYOTA Crown Cui= S40-4410
tom Stetion Wa•on. R1dJo, DOT DATSUN heater, automaUr-trans.
Low mllM. VOK 151 OPEN DAILY
AND
SUNDAYS $1095
HEAD"'UARTERS privat• party. Call .....,., 'ff TOYOTA 11lO f!ARBOR BLVD. Y or 494-9773. CO COSTA MESA Tht only authmbed JAGUAR ROLLA WAGON
dealtt in the tnlite Harbor '6J :it!G Mida:et, Xlnt cond, Luaa&e rack • new tires. '63 YW IUG
Are 3;,,000 11ctual mi'1, 5 new otter, Wit cond. Alt. & •
L tirl"S, clutdl, tranl. tonnrau f75.1917. Red beauty. ~t ~
Compltt. S100 <-•k7 ----------1 don. N-valve Job, small SALES cov.r. . .....,..._, MUST 11tll! 19158 Carolla down will tin. PYt, Pt:r. dtr.
SERVICE 1953 ~1G-TD. New""'· tires, Sprintu • like new· !till Call Phil att 10 AM 54IJ.JJGI
PARTS top, side curWna l lntetior. wnpped R/H Iha& erpb, or 4'1-102.9. 1
BAUER CLEAN. $1300 or l>Ht oiler. $159'J. 646-1~14' 'CT VW _Great shape! N@U·
IUICK Jerry .• , , , . 64&4951
'68 CORONA coupe _ vinyl rww brakr-s l Litts. 8-l
IN -· 1950 MG TD -1 •--'·~ )(J 1 ottr:r. ~™ Perteet condition. S.crilice. op, l1&J11.1 ... ,. trans. n I ~"7='"-=-'=~~~~ COSTA MESA M"" S.11. 494-9118 rond. Pvt plY. ru&; '63 MICRO BUS: fted • wht ~· E 17th ~1 -=========! 833-1469. new enc A clutch. Jmmac. ....,, · "'"~ --,-,..-----..,.-1 SUIO or ma.lie otr. 5J&..001f
54S-T1&5 MGI 1969 TOYOTA Con>"" ->dr. 'G6 VW bus, reblt en1.
Dirt. ~ new! 9,000 mlles Trucks 9500 Campers
Ir-ft on warranty! Movina", .;..;.==------fSlO
'67 TOY OT A Corona sedan,
Radio, }!eater, UEU 311 ·55 JAGUAR XK·140 I----------vinyl top, 4 epd. Q:iod cond. AM/FM. Pvt Pty
roadster, restoraUon nearly '65 MGB Roadster s1475. 846-4283 * 543-0!11 • $1595 TE complcle, meeh&nically Uke New! Owned by little * 1968 TOYaTA 4-dr sedan J9liO VW
lsa.J5 Eea...b Blvd.
Hunttn&ton Dcach
842·1'111 or 5-!o..0442
Must Sell. 774-2155.
SUZUKI 15 HEREI
JAMES LTD.
1584 Newport Blvd.
6<Ul040
'69 KAWASAKI l<Kke Green
streak 22 hp. 64 Norton
650SS Both w/extras
&IG-1507
19'1tl Honda CB 450.
Diac brica. 2 wks old.
sacrifice al $915. 53$-2?tl
2 '69 TRIUMPH Bonne1 •
650cc Xlnt cond, must sell.
$1025 each. 5J6..S037
* * '86 SUZUKI X-6
l1nn II. d~ndable
5.16-1'67
** YAMAHA 100 ** 1100
67~1776 * 1970 YAM AHA ENDURO
175 c.c. Lot.9 of Xtras.
ph. au. 6, 544-8692
'69 HONDA CB 350
Xlnt rond. K & H 496 Cam,
001N clutch $570. 64Z..1434.
'61 HONDA
115kin& $lX> 968-i281
'67 Triumph Bonnevllle
chopper. 548-9886 alt. 7 pm
'70 Yamaha 175cc with
extras, 21" tront end
$495. Aft 6 pm, 67J..6096
* • '67 YAMAHA JOO * *
12'11 * 642·2540 •
TRIUMPH 650 cc street bike .
Sharp concl. S4 7j
548-7734 494.2940
1969 NOR't'ON Commando
7:'.l()cc. Like ne.,..., $t50. Ph:
842-7311
e '67 HONDA 160. $28a
lncld: ~uip. to make st
legal 548-9697
'69 TRIUMPH Bonneville 8"
extended fork. 6,000 mi. J950
rir offer. 644--0WI
'67 SUZUKI X1 Scrambler.
Gd cond, many xtru. $375
ar bat ofr. ~1258
BSA 650
Call .. ..ru
HONDA CL-90 ~ SL50 finn.
Alto g• byrbplane A 2 b!kta.
5'1-4131.
TRIUMPH Bonntville 1965
Lllce new 1615
541-1601
HUSKY '69-~ CROSS.
never raced. $775.
• 644-5014 *
'70 1 londa CB 350
WIXOM FARING $650
• 545-0l1l •
• HI.
1970
TRUCKS
TRAVELALLS
SCOUTS
AVAILABLE NOW
ThlMEDIATE DELNERY
Teat Drive One Today At
Kustom
Motors
1-larbor Area's only authorh:.
ed JntemalionaJ HUVHter
Dealer .
845 Baker 'C.?i.f. 54(}.5915
£Next to' 4-Most Llquorsl
BRAND NEW
1970 6.M.C. 3A TON
CAMPER TRUCK
350 VS. 4 speed, po\11er steer.
ing, custom mouldings, heat.
er. ltD. shocks. H.D.
springs, dual mirrors. step
bumper. 750x16 split rim
tube type tires. • (&4315.
$2499
(with purchase of Truck le
x;ng or Road camper, Serial
•53l5l.
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
28.'iO Harbor Blvd.
Coo;ta McM :-,40..9640
'63 FORD Ecoooli.oe V1tn 1
o"'nC'r, '.'16.IXXI actual mi's,
I mm a culalt> throughout,
SllOO. 673--82G4
'62 OIEV w/ Teardrop Jr.
Camper. Sl200 or will sell
al $800 for truck, $4:iO
C&mper. 543-M97
'61 FORD F·lOO pkkup ~
mq wheels, VB. OYttdrive,
dean. $1TiiO. TI4: 546--8TIO;
644-2169 eves.
1962 FORD EconollM, Runa
good $4~ or Belt Oflerl
642-2511
'55 INTERNATIONAL ~;6 ton
Wpd truck, new radiator
core, Good cond. 642-343.1
'61 Chevy Van aale or
tradt. Xlnt. rond.
Call aft 6, 646-2698
OPEN ROAD
l\fanutaclurers of America'•
finest Luxury Recrealion
Vehii::les.
Brand new ~ camper !Jl)ecial
Forti . 1plit.rims ·VI· auto
'~ith 11' new Open Road
camper, Dlx. boot. bumpt1'.
Shur·Llft jacks, Bounce·
Av.·ays.
$4695
Total Price
OPEN ROAD
&30 SO, HARBOR BLVD.
SANTA .lNA, CAlJ.1''.
(5 n1Ues so. of Disneyland)
(714) 631..f.650 e 531·51SI
'69 Chevy 1h -Ton
Wi1h camper, low mileage.
Aulomallc, poWt"r steering,
air cond. Dir. Will take
car In trade or finance prl.
vate par1y. CaJJ 5*-4052 or
494--9773 •
New '70 Datsun
18'.Xl OHC, Pickup with camp.
er. Sale price $209!I dlr.
I• 677981 Wiii lake car ln
trade. Will finance private
party. Call S4&4C52 or
494-9713.
METRO VAN
19:~. ~t.·T builtin camper.
Stov<', .sink, Ire box,
c11rpetinp:. panelling, b«I.
Xl..NT rond.
• 5'1>7745 •
VW '64 CAMPER, xln't cond.
Pop top, lent. lug. rack,
special hc11.tr-r, new fi.nJ.
$169.i. Call 54&--0206.
8' 1'1JLL cab-over camper,
fact, discontinued mer! I.
Complete. $395. 869 Wet!
18th St., Cmta Mesa.
1969 TOYOTA Cot'MI Std '66 1600 ROADS R '"""· 8'l-""1! aoylim• old Khoo! t.aohor !rom La-11300. ' N•w R<b!! """'"'
RH Automatic Bucket '4!8.ls •;tJ JAGUAR ?t1ark IX. full fUn& Beach. Blacfi: leather Call 67J..Qil4 CdM $450 ~
ZWZ 204 Si\\<er Uni.sh w/black vinyl po"'er, auto. soap trayi, interior. Tonntau co\·er, --NEW YW IUG
interior 4 speed. Dir., <RUC Xlnt intl'rior, lools, Look.'I wire wtwet{. ex~Uent con-TRIUMPH $1895 851) will take trade or Un-like '67 Rolls. sum. s:n-39j6 dltion. Take small down $55.19 " .... UI
1939 TOYUTA Corona 5fod ance rriv111e party call :===""'"===== wiU fin. Pvt. J>ty, dlr. Call 19;>9 TR·3. XI.NT COND. .. RNI•
Rlt Automatic Factory Air 546-4052 or 494-9773. KARMANN GHIA Jim aft 10 At.t 494-l'W or New Int, ~ rei pen $147.714-wn inc:IW.S
Cond Bal of Factory War· '61'.s DATSUN hiOO rdstr, S40-l100. ptint. 494-S256 eves. tu: & Lie.
ranty XXE 778 new maroon paint, 2 tops, '67 KARMANN Ghia. xlnt 1969 MGB-GT, e . R . G . * • 1963 TR-4 • * VW LEASING
5 xlnt cond. SllOO. 493-4023 cond, a'ir, one owner. $1500. AM/FM. "''in \l'httls, Im-GOOD COND. MUST SELL AT
$169 * J.968 DATSUN mJ • ......... "'' ""· all ,, marota1 .. R900 M ""' of. .,..,..,. CHICK m·"'ON 1969 TOYcrTA CoronA HT A.P. whit, roll·ber, A·l cond SJ.l.-0626 fer. ~after 7 pm. * * '6!1 SPlTFIRE CONVT ~
-Cpe RH 4 Spttd Michelin &: lo,. ml , $2200. 67,1..7670 ,69 !\1GB-Ye\low, F'M radio, Lo mi, lonMau cvr. $1560 1970 ~R BLVD.
""" ,,. mil" & Sharp MERCEDES BENZ mtot '°""· s.crtri« 12691i. • 67~1011· • oosrA MESA
Ser • .,,. ENGLISH FORD -· * ......... , • .,. only "' TR m. hard top • IOll ---==~--• '67 BUG: $695
1964 OPEL st Wag JUI 4
Speed lugpge Rack PIK 373
$1195
1967 SAAB 96 V4 St-cl RJI
• Spttd real clean VZU 408
AU. NEW ENGLISH
FORDS NOW IN STOCK
DRASTICALLY
REDUCED
TO CLEAR
LARGE SELECTION
'IO CHOOSE r·noM
Theodore
ROBINS FORD
aJ60 ltarbur Blvd.
Cosla Mesa SU.0010
SPORT CAR
SPECIALS
$895
1963 ALI' A Rod•tr 1UI • 1 ___ F_ER __ RA __ R_I __
Speed Sbarp WTE 2t2 FERRARl l20S-c...,.-19511..,.--::Q:-..,-:-k-::C-o-,-,~ ..
$2695 Newporl Imports Lid. Or-Show car cond. Original,
lltl• Count)"I onl)· author-pvt pty. 642-:.211. l~ 1'1AT 124 S~r Rodstr lzed dr-aler. '6.l l!Kl SEDAN
RH 5 Speed low miles Sharp SALES-SERVICE·P ARTS PRICED TO SELI ..
YXU 546 3100 W. Cout Hwy. 646-871:> aftf'r 6 only Newport Beach .
S2795
1969 MGC G1'6 RH 4 Spt-erl
Wire Wheels Priced to Sell
YYA 635
$1195
196i MGB Rodstr RH 4 Speed
a steal at this price BFE 790
$895
19S4 TRIUMPH s p I I fl re
Jtodttr RH 4 Spttd 6VH 301
642~94m 54()..J764
Authorized Ferrari Ohll!T'
FIAT
Imported Autos
•
MmO
METRO VAN
19!'~1 .\ •. T builtin camper.
Stove, sink, ice box,
c111i>etina. panelling, bed.
Xlnt cond. • s.ts-1245 *
NEW 1970
'67 cOOvertlble, Britlah Rae. top. ~· 64&3323 * Xlnt cond, new brakes. Must
lng Green. Stt to appN'CIAle ====="'====I tell U150. 54>'1191
$1"10., II rm. N 0 w"' VOLKSWAGEN '62 VW Conv. lt<bli.or. 496-1522 Call &f\Yllme. Srij:ht )'t'Uow, m .
PORSCHE '67 VW c.J! m<JIM
S ba -L '68 VW, RMI. xJnl. cond.
'63 PORSCHE quare .... 1!.195.
SunroOf
Coupe .. Met~lc silver v.·ith .Of/FM n.dlo, tape: deck, air
black In tenor, c h r o in c oor>d 10 000 miles on new
wtw-cls, ndial tire1, .Ul/rM taclo.ry ~n&lne Lie UEP46f
ndio. Uc. PXW 982. $1635. . .
$2699 f othar 1<1•••• back1
CHICK IVERSON t• c1ooo .. '"'"'·
VW CHICK IVERSON
549-3031 Ext. Bli or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
vw
s.t!l.:xm Ext. fi6 or rr
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
'60 PORSCHE Cabrolla, Hi001 =-"""''""'co""sr,,_A-.MESA_......,..,._
11uper. with hard top. New • '68 VW stdan, chrome
engine, new clutch, new rim1, Midlelln tires,
tires, new paint, AM/1'.M, sunroof, r-xhaust system,
just like new, can be sttn chain s . Take ovl'r
at 2089 Harbor Blvd .. or pe.ymenlK. Stt at 1825 \V.
phone 64:).-1982, 9am to 6pm Balboa Blvd. after 5 pm.
'66 PORSCHE 912, ~peed, '67 VW, 1unmof, radio. Good
chrm whl1, new radial11. lm· cond.ltton, $1 1~ .
mac. thruoul. Pvt pty $3800 968-'Tflll
firm. 64&-3040
WANTED
I'll~pay top dolla4 tar
VOLKSW,AGDi toda.Y. call
and ask for Ron Pinchot.
549-30ll Ext. 6"7. rn.0900.
'64 vw
Convertible
Orangr-with brand MW pit.
ley top l brand new enalnt.
Uc. OYJ798.
$11'9
CHICK IVERSON vw
549-30.11 Ext. 6' or 67
1970 llARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'6."1 V\V BUI, eng: ttblt. MUlt
1ell. Xlnt cond.
• """"'"' *
Used Cara 9900 Used C.•n 990I
FOR 1&le • '53 Porsche $1400,lir.================~1 Rebll '60 '1600' Super en1.:
~ br11kes/ clutch. hu
pepcrw, mu1t tell. 49&-489A
U900 for '69 Poncht 912.
Xlnt conri., k'J ml. European
purtha11ed without dealec.
Save lo you! 83,l..2-441
PRIDE e INTEGRITY • SKIU
'66 VW Camper. Reblt
motor &:: wry clean. $1995
or make ofr. 6.(S...186
I , TEil Williams Camp•r. $1595
very good condiUon, $750 1967 TRIUMPH 'm.4 Rodslr
FIATS '60 PORSCHE, xlnt
Beat offer.
c:ond.
546-4864 RH 4 $Peed t a hardtop.
'61 CHEV % T. Good con: Y 400
•""'"· ne•u 39'l a"'""" "'·s""1""s""9""5 ena. 6 p,ly tires. 549-0674 al~ .. 4 1968 TRIUMPH SplttlrP-
. Rod'atr iui:H 4 Speed Wirt
Dune Bugg ies 9525 Whetb 'Sharp WXN 454 --* CORVAIR powered sand·
rail, Ncffi1' lo be comp\.
$000 or bst offer. 646-0024.
68 to Choose From
All Sanlced & Ra1dy for
lmmtdl•t-. Dtl!very
850 Spiders &_Racers
Choice of Color & Equipment
32 to Choo .. From
ONLY $226280 (J!0074961
this weekend
Call 5"-9538
'61 Porsche 1600
$1895 Or Se11t Oller
'7!>1323
Porsche 911E. 1969
l\tust M!ll, Bes! ollt'!r
Pvt pty, n 3/43fl·!I02:1
'68 Ponche 912 Targa, xlnl
co11d . $4600 or best oiler.
Lvg cnlry, 49-l-471i6
2 HODAKA dt>sert blke1. A: Campen 9520 Campers 9520
DEAN
LEWIS Also
'61 POrM:he 911, ~!pd
\Yelx-f'I!. Xlnt cond.
• 833-13.11 *
W1'1t p ro~cl of ovr 11rwist l'lltA•fl! t"4 ._,itk tt10~
r1111n, W• f1tl lk11 t 1v111 It tltt 11111.t SMW fft •tk•11ls
!11 Soutk1111 Ct lifo,11i1. Ht 1lt 1t1d hit c1r11• 11 vr1. ~9•
in Gtrffttfty v11d1r91in9 11!111,iwo tr11'1l119 1t IMW'1 f'ltll
"''"''II ...,.,k 1k1p. Orep in •11cl 11y h1lt1 to l rv111, Ht'•
, fr l111clly f1ll1w •114 • fJ111 fftt ck•11ic.
'545-0024 COSTA MISA '46-tSOl mi11e. SJOll for all. Call i~~-~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii l 1t" HAllOR ILVD.
: . * ... TAMAllA 100 cc* "A COMPl.ETE SEUCTION . °"' .u. .. Good "'""· OF. CAMPrns AT AUSTIN HEALEY
AUSTIN AME~ICA
~1 •• s.rvtce. Parts
lmmtdtit. Dellvay ~ .... -.
124 Sports Coupe & Spiders
Lfre-S.l~tlon
Choice of Colora
'68 912, a.c., lthr seati, chrm
wb.ts, AM/FM, olhcr xtr.u.
50,000 ml'a, $4XIO. 5'0-6835
roRSCHE Speeda:kr1 Con-
COW'I Pirelll1. $lll0.
VW SPECIALS
.. , •• 1't; 1151.9451-. .-U'I
' ~~. ':. 8: TOTAL DISCOUNT PRICES" .... 54MUI •' •
11J5 HONDA 65. Minus 4th
~ pu, $75. Call 541-!liSI •.
TJlAIL 90-1916 JI o n d a .
Perfect runntnr cond . Looks
lft'lll. 673--1416
Motorscoot•r• '350
e ANGELUS e TEAR DROP e HARVEST • KING or TH!; ROAD
e.l>J:a -·-~R e DISCOv r.iu. e CHASSIS MOUNTS
NIW
e RARVEST·VANS e CAMP KD,l'G VANS
e ANOELUS.V ANS e DUO:. CAMPER
SHELLS -e cunrKIJ<
CAMPERS
,ULL CAIOVIR CAMPl•S
flil!OM $875
EMPIRE CAMPER SALES
•
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1111111111 I •;
llJO W, °""' H-, .. N.B.
-.s.111< Autharhlld MG Oelller
Equipped As You Wint
!SER001171S2l Low H
100'1 more for your trede-ln, for•ftn-or-
m11tic. T1k1 that 1l'tort money uvlng drive
to cool, 1m09 frn COSTA MESA.
962-1563 evu.
'63 PORSCHE S«I
Xlnt cond. i..-.212$
ROW ROYCE -ROU.S Royce 1111' s I
Wraith Hooptt • aluminum
body ~an. Blk pain!, burl
\\llllnut lntt!rior, tan loalbrr
uphol!1. Superb condl S5!195,
&iS-1810
COMPLETE BRAKE JOB
·ENGINE DVElllAUL
VALVE JOB
VALYE AND RINGS
UI •un tN Au. •K I
$35,
$95
$55
$70
;.UTHOllIED
SALES, SEAVICE loe Berlettl's
T&M MOTORS
" _. So. CaL. 01.....,1 Ctnltr -·
·ii· AUSTIN America-Auto,
tr1111, r.dlo, pod cond.
l l!lJl. Pvt ply. 81Hl28 PLANNING to move! You'll
flr.d •n amazinl nu1nber or
homt• tn today'• Cl1ultled
Ad$. Oeck them now. 1013 N. Htrbor, S.A. " l3t-1m ·•60 -IU§ Ip-Sprite
1ti5. ' 54-lSJl
•
I
I
•
~Lr PIL~T S.~. '""'" l, n10 a: I SPORTATIO!'I TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION !!~~~TATION !_R.AN~~JN -I T~NS~it,TATIOt;I . TRANSPORTATIO~
~·-:.;!:;:.:~:.;.°";;...A;.;uto=~' --'-"'-I~ Autos 9600 Im~ AvlOI MOO Ron Coro, Rods '620 Usod Coro HOO Used Coro 9900
VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO • 7SO oc ronnw• """"' IUICK CHEVROLET
~~~·~A~vl~Ol~~t~l~llO ........... -9600
• VOLKSWAGEN
Used Cara HOO
.--..::..::.:.:.:..:-----·I ;;s;r;;;2d;:-;;;;;--;:;;i,;; .. trllliM. '66 VW 2 d" n<•· ,.now --------61S-5'9T '62 ELECTRA 225, Lilli! bl '68 CL-N • -· c.l•dlon ..int. ...., • ., ... "'" VOLVO IUYERS "" .... v. ova II '67 vw : YOLXSWAGIN ~
FORD
'66 FORD RANCHERO
. '63 VW lug S9UAU IACK 0
-f VW...-.,,.Ca Must ~It or .. 1u trade !or Autos Wanted t7Gq wl t>.iae vl~I IOf, New l door, Uke brand new LJc. mpers, ~r v w + cub. ~9 Bflore you •isn any purchellf' _________ _, tin!i. new PJlnt, MW uphol, XEY 93J · 6 t'YI Automallc. t2 dr 261).
Vans. Kornbis, 1~"',.,:.;"':;,-..c";::.:."2_____ order, for a new or u8NI WE PAY TOP { Rebuilt ena. S600. Mwt see 51099 Will take car In trade or
Buses, New & Used ~m':, c:,'~r~r =: ~!vosn~ 111
we m-.r &a\'e CASH (• ..('6~~::::~~: p/b, CHICK IVERSON i= o: ;i..~~ par1)'.
lmm.dl•N Qeliv.ry $3XJC1 or beat. 497-1061 FRITZ WARREN '1.010 .• A/C, exceJJe1:1t ('GI\-YW l.970 FORD Country Squire
• MttJIANlC SPEX:lAL l.IE"ht hlue. black tntf!nOf.
Llc. OKC&.2 AM/FM rodiO. ... d ntW • $299 M"rVla-d b)f u.. tee~ ruar-
icHICK IVERSON ...... ..,.. ' tabor. 30
CHICK IVERSON 1---------SPORT CAR CENTER ror uM!d can A b'\ld!I juat ditlon, many e xtra•. M~30ll ~I. 66 or 67 Wagon. Xtra11. No money 710 E, 1111, Senta ANI M7-9848 rlwn, lake nvr/lf!llM'. 08,y1
da;.o~ or -4.0lm mttea. l.1c ; VW l !SP 21!1.
~. M>-1031 Ext. 66 or 67 $1699
~ 1970~"!'°~vo. CHICK IVERSON
VW VOLVO <&U u. '"'free ••tlma". I -'-=~-----1910 HARBOR BLVD. Ml-0764 GROTH CHEVROLET '62 Le Sa ............ , COSTA MESA .. , .... ,,, Wk•"1• • "" 549-30'.H Ex1. 66 or ft1 -• p.b, S195 or otft-r. 1--='~~..c:.::;::,:___ 962-49111
1970 tlARBOR BLVD. I ........ -• 548-3684 or 642-5221 '6J CHEVY Impala S.S. con. "'680'-~L~T=D~X7.l_ot_<0-.,.~.~N,.-•w
" '6.1 ~1 vw COSTA· MD;A - --... ... $port C•rs '610 •-·-~·--Sal ••-VTl, buc. set.tl!i, ton10le, •n 000 . . 1 b A' THINI ""'"' u..-es m.anactr '66 RM ERA, air cond. r . s. Ip. B . . S400. .62 w . m1 tires. Pl p . tr, Lw.· m!lri; nn f'f'bu1J1 flni;:-iM, ~ I h h '·-~ntt Exf, fi6 or 67 Jiit'.,... c u!r ' nt>'4' ra....,&. 1970 RAitaoR BL\'0 ,
• 1967 VW sedan
30.000 mi .
• ~2-0443 • )wdio. pt>rlttl ronrlutoo. CAn OOSTA MESA
:-be-SN'n II 2(189 Harbor • '!ii V\\' Baja Sed&.n NPW
.Jllwl. or phone IHS-1982, • '80 VW.CUSl'OM INT. • motot. !lunrooL chr. rev. b..rn In 6pm Xlnl mtd'I. cond . LTKE
"" •Rn 14•hl1., $4:.0. 5t6-J684
•:w SQllAREBACK. 17.000 NEW! ~ or bfit olr.l--"'C:,..7=~--=--·5 VV.' &g, Qe,an.
'VOLVO' RACING ''BOSS 429" l821l Beach Blvd. sle1", mag wh~l.o;. snu,i1 'ff!mj:ftt ron\•rt, buc. seat~. 11.uto trans. vinyl top, 390
Al
MUSTANG Huntinaton lkacb 64.2-12861:30 lo 5:30 11 day1 $200. Cuh or 111lll trade l"u in. 36.000 ml. snoo.
Sllck !!hilt. 1-0WMr, 181 th11.n M7-6087 KI 5"J.131 '67 WILDCAT for a pick·uP. UU Collere ;\JS-S:lll
''FRIEDLANDER'' iuC: :~::~c~~:;.e:;~: TOP DOLLAR Sl&50 1!*"6120 -~r·~~ ~a, Ur, 6 ·~;r:O~~N~c~,ul';i,~00.~~:
C"OUn;f' rond. Stt it al 251 I'S.-10, CADILLAC cyt, pifpb, $250. Xlnl. S227fl. 64~~21R2 alter
2 dr. Demo. * $2750 * C .. ..,.,..., 6 PM & 1•tknds '491h'J69.'i
...,, St., ""· ~ -CLEAN USED CARS .....,.. 'ftl. beigr!. radio. Warn.nty! ~ X"-t -~. ~or oHer. :'$1350, 642-2753 ..... '-"''" ---=-~ '67 W "-BhH1, r/h, interior, * 673-.2979 * 1n1t •••cw IMWY, Jtl
1969 SQUARE Bk. Au to, ex1en or l erw:. All in top -1-959-vw=-----;,,; 893-7566 e 5.1i.Qt24 ~io. Lug. rack. Ork hlu-e. cord. ~1w;t see: to AP" $400. NEW-USED·SERV.
MUST S('U, 1962 MGA., IOOd ~ Geora;e lb.y * For lmmtdi•te '61 CHEVY 1957 f~ORD Fairlaflf' 500 2
cond., best ofler. -ca It THEODORE S I * Good '"""portation SJOO rlr HT. Rltll, 111ick w/ • e o'drlYf'. f'ng 1orn down,
l;,iF,w~"~""~· ~11;";;;:; ..... ;;:;;"';:;"~~P;;"""~· ';.;:':J"'r:;""~~673-"51=;'=~==:::::":::2;,.s::•;;n"='=9900=::::::. I ~ 847-<Tli. ""'""' 3 p.m. ROllNS FORD 1'59 CADILLAC PARTS'l-===*,.·=846-J24=='===-m•k• orto" 960-13'1 w" k do y •, '° y II m • Ak <0ndllloo•" I .,.."tt'kends. 2060 Harbor B.lVd.
Costa Mesa Porsche 1963 F. \Veil kept 642-0010
Tnuwnission
Brake•
Drum•
ftadialor
CHRYSLER 1--
·::i7 f'ORD Stick fi . .....
brakts, motor 10.'0rk. Good
tlrts. !rans. clutch. Rurui
$50. "l.-6284
ONLY' AT
CONNELL CHEVROLET
'69 IMPALA CUSTOM CPL R&:.H, 111.uto., P.S., ractory air. 100~ factory
icuarantec up w 50,000 mi. remaining. Spot frtt
vinyl roof. Unusual buy. (YKN058 ~
'69
10 OTJ-[ERS TO CHOOSE FROM AT SLIGHTLY
H1GHER PRICES.
IMPALA 4 Dl. HARDTOP
Vinyl roof. P.S .• R&H. automatic, factory air.
Factory ruaranteM up to 50,000 miles. (ZVLl80)
'68 CAl'llct 4 DI. HAlDTOP This is ont" of the nicest can am"''her.!. Rl:H,
aulo .. P.S .• factory &.ir.100~ Dtr. 30 day g1..111.r11.n-
t l'I". ~nin.e f11.rtory guannltt. Tbil hi no mis-
print llir price is $2299. (Y\'Z555)
'67
'67
CA MARO
Thi!' rig°hl Ont". 2 Dr. hardton. PO\\"l'f !ll"f'rin~.
Rulo., AM·Fl>f radio. l'IYIS71). Several others,
M>Jlle "'1th 4 s(X"C'd tram.
JOU UNCH WAGON:--::-
9 pe.sM'n~er. Rl:H. P.S., factory afr conditionlns:.
automatic. Spt'Cial this \\·eek. 1009' 30 da.Y
gU&l'&Jl~ (VOQ364'
$2699
$2699
$2299
$1599
$1999
'69
OLDS CUTlASS ·S CPE. $2699 Has eYt'fYlhin.e, air. auto .. P.S .. radio. N"."' eol,or, full.,. dealer iruaranlet'CI 30 day1, You cant bt"!1e\le
ii. the price is only $2699. ~XSR6041
'69 !~~~.~~~~e,.,... 290 '-· ,.,,.. "··· .".. $2699 raclory fttsh. hugJ;Cr orange. Radio. 19,000
mill.' car. IYR\V92.31
Cnnvf.'rtibl!", air CQnd., P.S., radio, auio .. 40,000 '68 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill ' ' ' $1499 ,
milf'I, hh::h in rolor and a real nice car. The
11rict' 1~ right. tZZD786) '70 ~~~l:~~~~ar condition. Ne"' car guarll1l· $3599 tre from tht> faclory. Auto .. J)O\.\'er &leering, air,
thf' whole bit.~ firs!. (173558J
'65-_c_o_•_Y_A_•R_2_D_R_. _H_.T_. ________ $799 A real niCP c&.r. Stick shift, NJ.dio and it.!! cheap.
lHOY3031
'66 TOYOTA CORONA 4 Donr 3 speed, radio. Sharpy. Lo"''• lo"' price.
lTFAlll1 , $799
'69
TOYOTA CORONA $1399 i rx82s8,tkk shift, guarantee car -JO days 100'](.
'66
'65
BUICK ELiCTRA 225 $1599 Custom 4 dn<1r st'd!ln. Factory a..ir. radlo, rlrctr\c
e\'rrythtnl?. full J.OOll.•rr, i::org{'OIJ& car. \Vrekrnd
11:prcial. Oh)'('~. tOO 'ff 30 day KUaranl.l!'f'. tUSD6201
PLYMOUTH SPORT FURY
Sh11.rft~ Shirrp. Sh11rp. 2 Door ('flt'. Consolr. huckel
scats, power stt>rrlng, 11.utomatlc, radio. NN'd11 a
nlC"" homt". f"1tTB361 L S\.trf', lt'i; guarantttd too. $1199
El Caminos--Rancheros--Trucks
ltH Ei. CAMINO
Ah t.oncl 11,ont cl , •utemt tit:, ,...,., tftt•in9, rtclio, fr11ll ctr. 110182'iio l.
• 1 ¥,t IL CA.MINO
Power 1ltt•i119. 1u'to,,.1lic tr1n1rtt t1on. r1dlo, tho••"''"' fr11h. t l ll]lr.A l .
19''1 RANCHERO
'owt t 1+11ring, ••4i•~ tllll"ltlic,, air co .... itionin9. Nie•. I 122lJA).
1965 RANCHUO
Autoni•ti&. t,..111ml11io11., pew•r 1l•••i11g, 11die. l ••l nit• 11•.
, 1964 FORD VAN
Ai1 ce11difiening, 1uto,.,•ttc +.1n1miu ion, 11cl•e, r••I cl•'"·
1965 CHF.VY 'fl (ON
Stic~. VI, r11ile, rial 11ic1 hui:li.. IS21267l.
1966 CHEVY I/, TON
\11, .. ticli. en1 ew111• n1w c1• +1•cl1.in, Su11 I n~c• lrucli . IS107•6l,
1961 CHEVY •;; TON
Plt~up c1mp•1. Ra cl:11 , VI, 1ui:h • 11ic• truck. W'tth or wifheut 1h1ll.
196' CHEVY y, TON
19571JAl.
Plt~11p. l 11iio, powtr 1t11ri117, eutomallc, t ir co1ulitia11i11t , &1o lem c1b, h11¥y tluty
thrv-ouf, 14101 f9' up ta 10" I, t ampar. (UU7101.
-----~------
.: CONNELL.,
CHEVROLET ma llarbor Blv•., :Costa Mesa
546-1203 ' .
"'" """· Sl&-85'
0
•"· ' WE PAY CASH pm. lXM Palm, H.B. VOLVO
1971 DEMD
"142" ........... $26"1---------
4 speed, radio A heater, •
4740, .UOO E ep., for deliv-
ery. Overseas de! Specialist.
DEAN LEWIS
1966 H&rbor, C.r.f. 646-9.103
'65 VOLVO 544-
Sedan, 4 speed_ All nrlgina.1
t RFW 637 J. Take small
down. 10.'i.l1 fin, PYt, Ply, d!r
Call Phil aft 10 am 494-1029
or 540-3100.
Antiques, Clr111lc1 M15
1937 PLYMOU'Ml 4 dr·Sedan.
A real classic, Ideal for
l"elStorinc-. Runs wtU. S300
firm. 968-7621
WOODY WAGON: 1946 Pon-
tiac:. DriYln,g Cond. Bffl of-
~r. 646--0450. Cosla ~fesa .
1940 FORD COUflt', xlnt cond,
Musi se-e 10 apprec.
... 54(1.1174 *
9600
WfVE GOT THE llEW
DIUMPH SPITFIRE MK Ill.
AllD THE TRIUMPH GT-6+.
AllD THE TRIUMPH TR-6.
FDR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa .w~uoo
WE PAY
TOP DOLLAR
For clew, used cara
JOHNSON & SON
LINCOLN ti "ERCURY
E!6 Harbor Blvd., CJ'I.
WE PAY TOP DOIJ..AR
FOR TOP USED CARS
If your car LI extn. clean.
lee w tinl
BAUER BUICK
234 E. 17th St.
Costa Mesa SU-T765
IMPORTS WANTED
Orange 0>u1'tiel
TOP S BUYER
BD..J. MAXEY TOYOTA
18881 Beach Blvd.
R. Beac:h. Ph. 447-3555
~N~•w.:;...C~•~•~•-___ 9800
Front and Rear Bumper-.
Radio
Dashboiu'd Equipment * MAKE OFFER * 1212 South ROY St.
1967 atRYSLER Newport.
4 Dr. H.T. Air, elec. wodws
p\\T. strr. P"T. brks. Xlnt
corxl. Sl,6!0. ~1547
'69 CHRYSLER Newporter.
2 dr, air, p/s, p/b, r&h.
Any reas . ofr. M7-J901
'59 Ford. runs KQOCI,
$300 OR BEST.
MZ-6440 afrtr 7 PM
LINCOLN
Santa Ana
M2-31111 AU"; p.m . CONTINENTAL WHITE '6 l Li""''• < d,. ~. all power, air ccnd.
'65 CALAIS .Coupe, blk Jan. ;tood tires. Preslii;:r cir lt>r
dau tnp J-'ottst sreen. Fact. '63 CONTINENTAL. r.u 11 ooly s~. Call 548-1444 . . features, gd cond, new tu'l?!I, ......, 11.u!o 111r .. all p.,.,T, cruise pvt ply. $600. 644--5357 Sal l-"========::-1
control. Mint condition. only MERCURY
Sl9'35. 8-42-!962 r.i1~E°'SA~V~,-,.,,.~.-,-Ex~o7'•~1~966~. -·-··
MUST SELL F•n "'"'' p"""'-o.,, '67 Montclair 37,000 miles S2.l00. 549--1574 Flal\'ll'll!I '65 Black Ct1d Con-
\'Crt. NPw lire!!, full leather, CORY AIR
101.s ol goodies, only Sl!M.1 __ _; ___ ...:;..:__
Call $4.>1<176. 'S4 MERC. Wagon. '63 Corvair
'67 RED El Dorado. Terrific Both nttd Png\ne work.
\'alue $3600, I owner. Make offer. 2230 Canyon Dr.
:Yl3-7'43 or 112 W. Coast CM. 548--6797
H\l'Y· Bay l!l. -=,;;;OOJ""M;,oc-:..,.:'c'-.-A"•"tn"m-•°'ti~,-.
1957 COUPE de Ville. -i(ood 1 owner. First ell.Sii shape.
11hape. Best offler owr S200. 675-t!m ~2-l259 1-~~~-7-~~-'61 Corvair $250 * '66 CAD. C.D.V. * red w/while int. 642·1640
Full po-.wr plus 11.ir cobd.,
Dl:r., vinyl top clean u you
will find (V00049). Will take
ca" In trade er finance prf.
vate part)'. 546-4052 or
'49of.9TIJ.
1964 PARKLANE 2 dr H.T.
Blac:k top-int~rior. Low
mileage. PIS. Air. Spotless,
Must he sttn,.to 1ppreciate.
644-1191
'64 Mttt:. w/air. new
paint. Sharp! $595.
CORVETIE "'~''" '68 SEDAN de Ville • Im· ___ ..;.:.:..;,c...;..;.:::__ '67 COUGAR, $19!1."l. Camel
Lo ml & clean. By OWNER
""""'"
macul11ite! Pwr. stereo, i ir. '65 ST lNGRAY . Yellow ~~;8nloaded. Priv. pty.
A"ention G.l. 's :':: .. ::"""='::· '::"='ooo=::m_i.::"""=::'::sl ~ckd. "'• kengine, 4 ~=~=~==~ el'="s• tsc ra es, radials, 1961 COMET STATION
Thinking of buying an auto-AM/Fl\i, power 11.indo11.•!1, WAGON. Sl25 1''IR?.1 .
YOU DRIVE THEM.
THEY DOll'r DRIVE YOU. mobile after returnin,g from CAMARO tinted, very clean. $257;.. FAIR COND. 646-M63
overseu:? We al Barwick ---------·I Owner 6T;)o.lll5. STOP IN TODAY
PROVE IT TO YOURSELF
Imporu 'NOuld like to e.xtend '67 CA.MARO !l"'lly Sport • '6.l CORVETf'E COYert-good
our heartiest congratulations x!nt rond, atic:k, pl, rlh,. cond. +spd. Call after 6,
for a job wtli done. Let u.s $1500. 644-04.,7 89.1--6078,
MUSTANG
'6.i ~iUSTANG! 1.89, auto
1ran!ii, xln1 mechanlcially,
needs 10mf! hody work. Best
buy 11.I Sfi:.O + sides ex-
pt'hSt!ii. 6i3-:2371 alt 6 It
weekf'nd.
help selttt your new c:a.r or =="'""~~-~~-used automobile. Call for a p. '69 CAMARO V-8. 18·000 mi, CLEAN '&I Velie 427 Con·
pointment. 540-4052 or orig n.,..nr.r, likE' new. $2395 vertihte. AM·E:M.. Must Sell!
494-9773. or br~t. 499-36.16 3.i.000 mi. 534-8859
S111t1 An1
9900
CREDIT PROBLEMS?
We Cr1rry Contrects
C1r1 From $99 Up
Blue Chip Auto S11le1
2145 Harbor Blwl., C.!1-f.
642-9700 * 54Mm
CREDIT A
PROBLEM? ;,
NEED A CAR?
Call Manq:er
61""'66
P[U)T W Am' ADS! 642-5678
9900Ustd Cr1ra 9900
OUR SALESMEN ARE ON THE BALL!
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THEY HAVE TD BE I WE'VE GOT THE FINEST SELECTION OF
BMW'S IN ORANGE COUNTYI Stop in end ••• the complete line
of BMW's. All colors, models, re•dy for immediate deli very.
'69 vw
Au+o1111tlc 1t>c~ thlft,
r1dio, h11l1•, leok1 111d
tl ri¥tl Ii•• t ft cletv fr11h
ct r. !Sl:lt995 l.
"65 PORSCHE $2995 l r111d 11aw 1119i111 11•t t
rnil1 011 ;fl lt1tlio, lt11ltr,
1,., mt cul 1 +1 th rou9he11+.
'Wllt l • b•aut..,I (00111.
'66 vw $895 lt•lilio, t.11t1r, •i:o1111mv
d1p1nd•bilitv, You couldn't
fincl • b•ltt r ~ .. •9•in. ISLJ7]]1
'68 OPEL $1495 K1d1tl1, R1 111v 1quipp1cl.
,.dio. "••'••· A-1 it.1p1.
(WYN901).
'57 vw
l'ic• 11p.H11 nt w 1n9i111 with
I I 00 % ..... ,111111 Ofl ptrh
i nti l1llor, l1r 6.00D 111ilt1 •t
6 '"a11t!.1, M19 w~11lt, witlt •"t l1.
l'1•f1cl co11ditie11I I NMf: 9161
Joe Berlottl's
T&M MOT
U.llS Ol'IN SUND
PAlT1, lllYlCI TUii., THU
IJWJ:l4 f Vi .. II. L ef ......
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CHEVROLET COUGAR MUSTANG '66 !IT "'""~ ------,. .
· '67 Malibu
, • • , __ , ~cyl. 3 on thf' floor .Miclc,
n i'.::otJt.AR 26.lloo miles. Btirgu:ndy w/bIJ( rril.erii:it.
R/H, PIS, Yinyl top, im-Must !eE'. Lo mi. $1100 firm.
Bucket seats automatic, Dir., mac. SlgjO. All v.·eekend. Pvt pty. 636--4347
power sleerlng, air conn.1.cc'"'"cc.:""=------One owner ITPF 681) will
take 1T1o1de or finance pri_l ---D-O_D_G_E __ _
vale party. Call 546-4052 or
* '65 MUSTANG
Xlnt cond
962-6074 a.lier 5:30 durina
\l.'M"k
494-9773. • '63 DODGE O a r t Con-* * 1961 MUSTANG 289
62 CHEVV Sedan. 3 2 7 vE>rlible. R/H. A u t 0 , 4 ~pd, Xlnt (.Y)nd.
Aulomalic: Ra.dlo &. heatl'r. fla1.1-·l~ss in!. u nu 5 u a l J y Sl~. 5.JCl-5923
2 !pare tires. Make ollrr! clean. Teacher driven. $495. 54~987 I 4 A k f '66 J\olUSTANG. power SIB, · a fer · s or 494-9938. auto. trans., mag. wheels.
Ron. ··'i"°o"Cha""'"ll•'"•-g-,.-.-f'°•"ll-p..,-°"'& Xlnt. cond. $1250, 96S--349.1
'57 O IEVY
4 dr., wagon.
SACRIFICE
$175 'nr best oiler aft
839-<573
alr, 6500 mi. $1100 off ·55 2 + 2 Fastback -4
windshield sticker. Pr Pty. i;pd, air, xlnl cnnd, $ll50
6~14 or offer. 646-4973
6:00. '63 DODGE Dart GT. 2-<lr coc-o====---= Hdtp. Xlnt cone!, Best offer. '66 r.1USTANG-Power SIB .
'65 IMPAL.A P/S, R/H Good * 546-1782 * au!o. lram.. mag wheels, xln1 rond. $1230. 968-3493 concl. S700 'lli (l)evelle con.,. e 19.'i.l DODGE station
PIS RH ex. cone!. $1200. wagon.fi, stick, rung good. '65 J\.1USTANG V8, 3-Bpd,
642-3478, 5..7 PM $j(I, ~M4l Styled whls. 1\1 e t I c u Io u a
care. SI0.10, M.'>-3646
'65 CHEVY lm!)81a Super ----·-----
Sport ConYt., 327. Bucker FO"'D seats, p/.s, xlnt mnd, l 'I\ OLDSMOBILE
-~-----owner car. $1295. R.10-l309 ----------, '69 TORINO SQUIRE station '67 CUTLASS Suprem e .
62 IMPALA , 4 dr HT, ract IVAl\'OTI. full Pl>ll-'t>r, Air, BC'low B1u~ Btlok. 84!11
air, auto, 327 eng: nd!I_ .somr A,\!IFl\f, 300 eng. Luggiu:::t> cone!. LoRded. An x Io u 1 !
wo;k .• $T;it/best. 962-1182 or ritrk, 15,00J mi. SJ 2 o o !l-l()..54R.l
54.i-63!9 5."17-ll17!1 '66 rllf>-2''1~.ooo~-m7i.-"-"_w_t_i.,,-,,
1969 F.L CAMTNO-;\faroon. '6"9:-Sl,,,lf.~.L~B~Y-G~T~3~'1~C-nn-1•inyl !op, 11u10. Best tilter
VS, l-.sprl, p/s. IOnneau v.-rt ., alr, tape fleck, mao;:: over S900. 6•12-6695 cove~, xlnt cnnd. ~-owner, ii•hls. 11,000 mi's, S.'\800. I ----=---~ lo m1. Sl!f.XI. 675-820.'>. 5403203 '62 -9ll FULL p111r, 11i ir.
1 ~::~,:::::~__,,..-,..----new lirt'!I, Immac. To dose ·s;.1~1,PAL~ s,1n Wa:n. p.• ... "7i.i f'ORD. Goorl transportll· An {'~!are. S~"l!l. 645-0376
P. ·• a~ air, ua:gage rtl<' · lion. Run!! good, asking SSO. new palnl. I ownPr, $1200 . o, 1 ff "''°l'8 Al.'4> parts lrom different or ocs o er . ...,........, . '5.'i t'ord 6'12-9620 PLYMOUTH '62 CHEV Station Wagon, V-8 , . . l----------t
SI. k h'ft II .,.1.:~ 6fi f"ORD SOO-aulomat1c:, new PLYMOUTH '6;, F"ury 3, ' IC s 1 -exc:e . co lAln r b-" , __ • . • $450. 54&-7045 afler 6 pm .~r::.·.· .. ,•::,;.s; '""'"".s pa111t. dr HT. good roncl. Pvt pty.
'69 EL CAMINO, 307 V.&,
.um. m~ & lor\Ol'!au. . * 837ft98 •
'Qi CHEVELI..E. Dekvce 4
dr. 6 cyl. Powt'r steering.
Good cond. 545-4051
e 'lifi CHEVEU..E • Xlnt
conrl. Beil ollrr over Sl200 .
54S-J657
'6'1 fMPALA, Full pnwer;
gftfXl condition. Going In
/'.tl11.vy. ea.11: 962-09]6 I
'56 CHE'V'I'. xlnt oond. 61
cyl s!k 11h1fl. Sl'P.i or be-3!
ofl.-r. 54fl.-1907
'67 F.L CAMINO: 317 f'll~.
11.u!n/tntn~. Sl500. 642-2467
c.111 11fl 6:30
•ij CHEV 11 Nova. Best offe_r
A: l\tirkry mini bike 3 hp
$8.i. !t97~161
e '611 CHEV lmp~.la 6-
~ngtr "''aS(on • air, lull
powt'r. 675-5597
'65 CHEVY Jmpal11. \Vqon.
Lo mi, new tires. Xlnt cond.
Askln2 $1000. C:...11 962--096.1
1 MUST !!ell! '64 l\fallbu SS
4 !iipd, rrn
• 61UlOll •
Ol!\lf'Lt:''T'El. Y reston'fi In
8' OU!. '5.i, 2 dr., J;k'l A!rt'.
VR 492..0076, 49Ullli I
196.1 Cht'\IY ll SS
\\"hitr eonv11rtlbl.-SjOO
C'lr Br~t Offf'r ~·71'.17
'56 Cllf:VY 2-dr 1~·11sron-XJ)"lt
runnin~ rond. Perfr-ct tor
back to Kftool. CT)-1416
'"" ..., ....,.u. $500. 644-53.:i7 Set only.
Imported Autos 9600 lmportocl Auloa -
NOW
IN COSTA MESA
. HONDA s::.
40 Mill!
PE~ GAUON
• Front Dist lr1kH
• Full C1rpttlng
e . 75 MPH
t 4 Spttd Tr1n1.
$1395
.UN.LYERSITY
OLDSMOllLI
2150 HAHOll ILVD. COST A MESA 540°9640
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Yes, We Have Been GettinCJ New Fords In By The Dozens -. •• All Models .•• All Colors
And With The Model Run Build-Out They Have Been Piling Up • . . And Now At Any Cost They
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BrinCJ Your Car, Your Wife, Your Title •.• We Mean Business • • •
' Yes, Drastic Price Cuts Plus
Make This The Greatest Sale We Have Had In The Last Year ... Don't Take Our Word ••• Come '
In And Make Your Own Offer •.. But Be Ready To Buy Because We are Ree1dy To Make A Deal
5440 GARDEN GROVE BLVD. 636-4010
598-5588
TAKE THE VALLEY VIEW OFFRAMP
OPiN 'TIL 10 11'.M.
1;.;;;.;;...;;~~·---l'=-'~O-----~-----1
l'OHTIAC PLYMOUTH RAMBLER --' '67 PLYr.1ourJ1 GTx 411 ,67 L M ·65 RAMBLER 550 sta. waa.
posL jardine headers No. e • Gft$ V-8, auto. Sacrifice. $57S or
950 <"Im !"lolley, nu llres. But"ket seats automatic, pow. bst otr. 962--0842
brlai 649-1507 er stcei-ing, air eond. Dir. ======
SURF or transportation (•288-479} will take trade or T·llRD
v.·heels. '64 Barracuda \T-8 finance prlvale party call ------
HT 20.;, Hunt xlnt cond. 54~52 or 494-9773. ·55 T-BIRD w/1956 top
$100/bst ofr. 833-2606 '68 GTO CONV. Needs some \1"0rk.
Or11ngr & blk lop. PIS, PIB, $1500 545-5622
Ah'. ExceUent cone!. Must e '62 T-BJRD, all power PONTIAC
Sell! Only 18,000 mi. 494.5739 & air. runs IJOOd. 1969 GTO Convf'rt.' Auto. art 5. 646-1S61
P/5, Pl disc brks. Great
cond-. Low price. ~8-6123 '64 PONTIAC Bonne vi Ile '57 T-BIRD. & '60 Ford
1958 PONTIAC Run.s xlnt. convt, new motor, 421 cu Slarllner $1800/both. Good
ll50. 3 DAYS ONLY. Call in. lac 4-spd trans, fac mag Cond: !!~2514 or 54~2018
\\'his, bucket seat.s;full pwr. ===-====
,.,..,,,., C.M. l6lO o' trado, 6'2-ill1 VALIANT
'62 TE~PESf St;i. ~ago_~. '611 FIREBIRD. U. S. mags, ----Exceptio~lf clean. Au· ,vJde oval tires, stereo. miat '66 VALIANT. X1nt cond. me~. $25(). 644-0'lSS. b-reen S220 or olfer. 646-9161 $'™1. Must sell ... leaving
'64 PONTIAC Le l\f11ns 6 alt 7 P!\1 !or Peact C.Orps. 67!)..7948
cyl.. & buckets. Or ivlll ·s.q BONNEVILLE, :Z dr, ==· -.,--,,-,-----.,,
trade for Van. ;)16--0510 l5.DOO mi, nu Ures. air, p/s, DON T give It away, gt?t
1HE QUICKER YOU CALL p/b, $7700 or make offer. quick cash for i.t \vilh a
TIIE QUICKER YOU SELL 518-1342 Call 642·5678 l: cha~ ii.
New Can
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9IOO New Cars -·-
HOW TO
BEAT THE DEALER
.AT CLEAN-UP TIME,
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EXP£0't r SA~ JEAL totON~l'.
It's a.iatcJun:..up time ,. you i:oal! ~."IV•: Dealer>
haw to iq the~ stock as
much as possible before the
new modela come in or they're
.in.bad shape. So they're willing
to cut prices lower than at any
time during the year.
Chrysler Plyptouth
Clean-up Sale ... On °Now
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CONNELL CHEVROLET'S
CLEAN • SWEEP , I
CLEARANCE SA[~!
JOHN• c0NNILL
"NO GIVEAWAYS NO GIMMICKS"
Impalas -Camaros -C:heYralet Wagens -II Caminos ...... Trucks
Demanstraton arid ExecutlY• Can.
, •. Juit 22 Y11n e>f He>n1d
01.lin9, Sellin~ Ch•~re>l•b· DISCOUNTS GALORE -SAVE -SAVE -SAVE -SAVE!
BRAND NEW
Coupe, tinted qi'''•
evap. emi1sion eon·
trol, AM-pu1h button
radio, eitru5 green
with 9reen vinyl in-
ferior. Sfock •I 054
I 530202 1.
. BRAND NEW 1970 NOVA .2 DOOR
COUPE
!:!:~ J~;;;·,;.·~;; :.~:;: $2 s 6 2 evap. emission control,
.. white well firfs, lifge " FULL
w>teel covers. ll60T J 17-tRICE 36241. ' . • • ' ' •< .
·• FOR RENT
:26 ft. Horizon Motor Home
Ai' Condltlonod And Full( ~elf Contained.
Af Popul1r Prices. PhOnt lmmedl1t1ly
For Reservations. Roger Miller, 546-1200 "
1970 CAMARO
FULL
PRICE
BRAND NEW 1970 FULL SIZE~
CHEVROLET WAGON
' ~:::: gl::·~pt"b:m~:.~:~: $3298'
power steering, 250 V8
engine, AM radio, vinyl in-· FUL(
, ierior. 19071 l 181716 ). -PRICE
CHEVY BLAZERS. 1971 VANS
CARRYALLS· 4 WHEEL DRIVES
Now For . Immediate O,llv•ry At Connel I
Chevrolet. C1ll Ron Kr1na,
. Truck Dep•rtment.
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AND OTHER.FINE CARS •
TO SELECT FROM
' LARGEST SELECTIO N IN --
ORANGE CO UN TY!
1964 CADILLAC
Sedan De-Ville. Full power, factory air conditioning.
AM·FM radio, tilt 11teering wheel, power door locks,
electric vent windows, automatic dimmers, etc.
(QLK722)
SALi $1111 PRICE
1965 CADILLAC
Fleetwood. Vfn1l top, cloth & leather tntertor, full
power, factorY.. a1r condltiorilng. tl)t-telescoplc
wheel, AM·FM radio. mPD501)
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1967 CADILLAC
0evnre convertible. Full power, factory air condr:
tloning, leather lnterl?fJ tilt-teleacopic wheel, AP.1-
FP.t, power door JOCKS, twilJght sentinel, power
trunk opener. (TPZ161)
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1968 CADILLKC •
Sedan DeVflle. Vlnyl top," cloth 6 leatbtt tnterlor,
t\i.U P.owq at1'f factory alr ~nclitioning, powei: door
li>cks, very low nilleage. (ZVD660)
OVR NEW 1970 CADILLAC SALi
53888 PRICI
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ALL MODELS • EQl,llPMENT & COLOR CHOICES
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.
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'.AUTHORIZED
CADII,I,AC . DEALER . '
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Full power equipment plus factory air conditioning,
AM-flt1. radio, vinyl blterior, w,bite side wall tires.
(748) .
1966 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Vinyl lop, cloth I: leather !nterlor,
full power, factory air conditionlnr, AM-FM radio,
tilt·teleflcoplc wheel, J)O'Wel' door locks, twilJght 1en-
lineI. power trunk openu. (TGJ3CfJ)
. $ ..
:ig 2333
1969 OLDSMOBILE
Delta 88 2 Door hardtop. v\nyJ top. viJlyl interior,
VB, automatic, newer. steering, ~ b1'kes, radio,
heater, r.ctory air conditioning, wblt"e walls etc.
CZBC138l -
~ti~$2888
1967 CADILLAC
Sedan De~Ule. Vinyl top, cloth &: leather interior,
full power, factory air, stereo AM-FM multiplex,
tilt-telescopic "'heel, po\~'er door locks. <VGR244)
SALE$2999 PRJCE _
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2600 Harbor Blvd.,
~ Costa M.esa
·549;.9100
1i9 CADILLAC
Hardtop cou~. Full power, factory air, Al\1-F1'f,
.leather lnterlor, rear window defogger. Low {nileeae
l owntr autbmobile. (YVY285}
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1969 CADILLAC
Sedan De:Ville. Vinyl top. cloth le lei.ther Interior,
full power, factory air oonditioning dual comfort ,1eata, stereo multiplex, po.,1:tt door.\ocM, tllt-tele.
sooplc wheel, twilight sentinel, power trunk opener.
1065AGC)
1970 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille. Early trade-In. Ooth & leather In-
terior, full po~r. factory air conditioning stereo
AM-FM multiplex, power door lock.I, tilt-teiescoplc
wheel. twWa:ht sentinel, etc. Local, 1 owner car.
(:;oWV) SALE ssaa· 8: . '
PRICE
1970 EL -DORADO
. DEMONSTRATOR
Vinyl top, leather Interior, full pc>\vet, factory air,
1tereo AM-FM nrultlp]ex, Ult-tele. wheel, power
trunk opener & door locks, twlllght s.enUneL {0920).
Low mll•~··~ALE $6999
_PRICE
SUMMER LEASE SPECIALS
1970
EL DORADO
ITOCIC f J..soe
ONLY $199 MO.
24 Mootti Opeo EH Lease
ALSO IMMEDIAR DELIVERY
ON ANY CAI IN STOCK
L .. M toffer .. ,i,... A.,.st 4, tfN
ON A,.,.ll:OVED C:ll:E_DIT
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SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN -~---·-
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM ·sat. and Sun.
S.rvlco Dopo rtmont -0.,... Moft •• Frl. 7::14--':Ge
ALL CARS SUBJECT TO ·PRIOR SALE, ALL SALE PRICES EFFECTIVEJHROUGH TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1970
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
AUGUST 1 , 1970
Askcrhemer'ourself
POR DONALD E. /ORNSON,
Atlminislrator o/
YetatmJ A6air1
Flud naone&ory e4"·
eotlonal a..u&once u
rendue4 lo llae ,4.,...,.
1erci~M011 a~r eom-
,,U1m, IW 1ou,. of tlwyP ,4.,.e "'°""
ried men wWa farrtUia o/Jered llae
IOnte be~fit. 01 1U.1~ men toilla.oul
famUy oblifntlon.1--Mra. Donald
Roach, Ooerland Parlc, Kan.
•The monthly payments to men or wom-
en range from 1130 to a veteran with
no dependent.a to $175 to a veteran with
two dependeota. Ten dollan a month is
added for each additional dependent.
These rates are for full-time schooling
and are pro-rated for lCM than full ti.me.
POR HENRY A.A.RON, Auania BraSJU
F hat ~ I/wt vuieM
tlarill in your bcubaU
careerP-Dan Kamm·
raih, Straabu,.,, IU.
• My SOOth home run in 1968 wu a
big one, but I still rate as my biggest
thrill the home run I hit against St. Looja
to win the pennant for Milwaukee. Pll
ncvu forget that one.
FOR }EA.NE DIXON, #tr
DUI yo• eNr pre~icl
&Aa& Ted Kenne41y
tH..U be U. an a.cci-
ultl in tolakla IOllM!tOfte
wo..U be ldlkclP-/o-
aftlM!t Carmody, . StW'·
6"°" Bay, Fu.
• The answer is o<>-hul months before,
I did "get" that there were dangerous
vibratioru around him that would alter
the course of hi8 life. Thia etatemeot wu
published in my syndicated publiahed
forecasts for June, 1969.
POR Ml' LES AMBROSE,
CommissioMr o/ CiuUltn.1
la 'JJarcotia ·~rlinf
roinf lo be laarulled
ucltuioe.ly by 11wJ Bu·
r~u of Narcotic., or
u 1 ii 1oin1 lo conlilaue
lo be JNlr'UaUy 11wJ re•poftlibillly of
cutlolfM?-KalU! Ti11ey, Hand.nflon
Be.cit., Cali/.
• As narcotics come from other coun·
tries, the Bureau of Customs is and will
continue to be lht' first line of defense
again~t their illicit entry into the United
States. We are increasing our enforce-
ment activities, and there will be more
inspections of baggage, and every attempt
What in tho World!
Youth Developer The Hugh O'Brian
Youth Foundation has recently completed
ita first Space Seminar at NASA's Ken-
nedy Space Center in Florida. Par-
H119lt O'Srlan coun,.llng young boy'
tidpants were 60 high-school &<>phomores,
representing each of the nation's states
and 10 foreign couotrict, who showe<I
high lt'Sderahip potential. They wert'
M!lttted by the Boy Scouts of America.
Actor O'Brian to ld FAMILY Wt:u:i.v whal
in<1pired him to create the Foundation.
"Afte r a vh1il to Dr. All:H'rt Srhweitur in
Africa, I wanted lo do somt>thing for
humanity. Timi'. I nr.-idrd, W81l what I
l'o11ld ronrribut«> most. Taking lime 0 01 to
pat lht' good boy on thl' bad•. to rn-
1•1111ra@t' hi,. rotential. All I at1k of each
1,. a lt'11n on h.is birthday. until he's 30
)t·ar,. 11lcl, telling mr hi:< proj[rt';<-+-h111h
rusappoiotmenta and succeues. One boy
with high goals can motivate many othe~
when he returns home. And through the
letters, f can discover new ways to heJp
develop America't1 greatt"St natural re-
ilOWce-the responsible youth who will
be tomorrow's leaders."
JFK'• Ancestral Home Jn County
Wexford, Ireland, Jiell the modem, well-
JlUblicized, 410.acre John F. Kennedy
Memorial Park. But two miles away, on
a hard-to-find, one.Jane road in Oungans·
town. ia the little cottage which wu home
to the found11r of the Kennedy dynaaty-
1h1> grandrarher of tht' lalf' Prc-sident.
JFK visited ii him,.elf in 1917 a11 11 Con-
J{Te,.11man and a~ain in I 96:J a .. Prt!-!idf'nt.
Still run"" a ''"rkinJ( form hy his l'(l ll!lin.
will be made to prevent the entrance of
narcotics.
FOR /A.CK WRD, tils "Hotoflii s-0"'
On a recelll 11&.U lo
FUlianubur1, Y•., lff
rho"flal IH NU:OfniMd
you U. kl mooie, "Fil-
Ua,,...bur1, 11wJ Slory o/
a Parriol." llF" e WOft·
und if you tHre in ~ i.adm1
role. JJ'lwJre and eolwJn did you firn
elller 1"°111 b1Uineu1-Mra. J. Thorn·
111 8a&eman, Jr., Bo1o&a, N.J.
e Yes. I was in the Williamsburg movie.
I wu very proud to he in that picture.
My first acting break came in the Ralph
Bellamy tY series, "Man Against Crime."
FOR CONNIE HA.CC.4RD,
Miu Forld-USA
Baa "1inlli"I the ti&U
increa1ed your .oeial
li/e al Southern Metlt·
otlut V nit1f!rtily?-llel-
en Lmou, V li.ctt, N. Y.
e No, indeed. Boys arc afraid 10 caJl.
They think you either have a date aJ.
~dy or that you don't want to go out
with them.
Cer, Po.
e Exhaust all your local opportunities--
teachers and theaters--before you begin
to think about Broadway or Hollywood.
FOR DOC SEYERJNSON,
NBC orcAestra
Do dut 1ue1e. Oft llae
"T onif lal SlaoW' "'"°
aing eeu you ~ louJ
lo pJay?--Sornetirne•
the band droM!ftl out
the '°"""' o/ w fUUI. Can't you eeU
tlau al reMartat?--Mra. PreurU:
E. BiUrrtara, Snraw~ flln.
• Sometimes the guests do not use the
mike properly.
Waa1 10 uk • 1-~no• a .,. .. 11cnar You ean tll...-d1 .. eol_., alld we'D •et
the -er fl'OIB the ~ln-t s--,_ -.i.-ae. ~ ... q..aloa, prelenb\1 on a
poet ea.rd, lo Aak TM. \'oorwlf, Family Weekly, 641 Limi_,,_ A•e., N-York, N.Y.
100&%. We e.nnot adi-1.d•e tf\Uletlon., but tS wlU be pakl for e-.h o-ued.
Mrs. Kennedy Ryan, the homeatead is
a)!IO open to visitors. It is today just as it
baa been for more than a century-bare
Ooors. table, and a few chairs, plua a
scattering of Kennedy memorabilia col-
lected hy Mrs. Ryan. Although it is al.
moat inevitable that it wiJl become a
formally prcservt'd museum, the farm-
bouae today is srill unadorned history.
Arnie's Four C's Technical proficiency
in golf can ta.kc you only &0 far, accord-
ing to supentar Arnold Palmer in his
new book. "Situation Golf." Then strategy
and attitude cont1titute 90 percent of the
game. That means developing concentro.
tum, confidMce, competitivt urge, a nd
capacity for enjoyment. Very important.
Pabuer believe11, is improvising to make
up for bad 11hot11. For in~tance. Palmer
explairu, "Ir your approach shota seem to
be turning sour. you·ve got to look at your
driving and putting to carry the load
until your short irons start working again.
You have to learn how to quarantine
the bad part of your game in order to
Arnold Palmer
displays
pro form.
keep it from infecting the re11t of your
game. Isolate your bad habits. Don't lei
your confidence be affected by a sudden
run of poor shots or bad luck." And he
adds, "Obviously, this is true not only in
golf but in everything else you do in life."
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You'll see them set out ear-
ly in the day, men and wom-
en, small packs on their backs.
A few of the fellows carry
nylon ropes in coils around
their chests. Hardware dan-
gles and clicks around their
belts. The faces are brave,
self-possessed, eaier, ready to
go. Mountain climbers. There
are around half a million of
them this summer.
You can observe them on the Hud-
son shores, in the Chisos Mountains
of Tex.as, on boulders in Kansas, on
the reddish cliffs of New Mexico, the
bri&'ht--white i'laciers of the North-
west. In the Canadian Rockies. Or in
Color&do, which haa more than 1,000
peaks over two mi les high.
Mountain climbing is an "in" sport
these days. You can say a lot for it.
You're not only testing your lungs,
your heart, your muscle up there;
you're also challenging your mind.
Ar.e you up to the dangen of the
height.a T A.a you go higher and high-
er, can you look down-etea.di\y,
without weaknesa in your kneu, de-
spite the aheel' drop? Moat of all, are
you able to function a.a part of a
climbing team T
Although you're aeparated by a
few feet, the rocks get you closer to
people than moat other activities.
You sense this on the trail when the
Climb a Mountain
climbers fall into a rhythmic, joint
step. It continues in t he foothills : a
river must be crossed on a slick log
serving u a bridge. Strangers' hands
reach out; you're ready to asaist. • Your helping palm steadies a woman
companion, cups the elbqw, lends
strength until she ia able to move on
her own. After a short ascent, ropes
bind men and women, some of whom
may be together for the ftrst time.
A wall anglt>.s up at 60 deg-rees:
smiles of encouragement, then a
niche and ledges, for only two at a
time. Higher _up, everything becomes
intensified: the sun is fiercer, the
wans more dizzying, the views more
spectacular. You can't help soaking
up the beauty. It dazzles, amazes,
startles, soothes, and gives fresh
strength.
On clear mornings in the high re-
gions, you notice the ritual of the
sun. It touches the topmost peak with
orange-red color, which slowly flows
downward like wet paint. The valley
is still dark, then turns blue, with
wispa of mist. Until the sun creeps
down there, too, illuminating the pin-
heads that are houses and the white
threads of roads. There are constant
changes and surpri&e8.
If you stand on Mount Hood, you
may have a cottony sea of clouds bil-
lowing below you, shutting out the
rest of Oregon. Approach the Tetons
in Wyoming for the t\nt time. One
moment it may be snowing or rain-
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ing; the next, the formidable range
of stone flashes into the sunlight.
Spend the day in the Tetons, and
you'll marvel at the rich colors of the
rodca and putures and forests in the
evening. You tur n to the giJ"l beside
you. "Ah, look at that I"
Solo climbinr is insanity, and re-
served for a few rare hermit.a. For
the average soul, lone rockmanship is
an imJ>OMibility: ropes must be
manned by several people. Safety
comes in numbers of two or more.
On a snow-covered glacier, you need
at least three on a rope.
You can overdo it, of course. A
crazy story still makes the rounds
in the Caacades: Seems that one
summer a whole proce83ion of 17
roped-together climbers plodded up
the not-too-difficult face of one gla-
cier. The mishap happened near the
summit. One fellow slipped, and down
came all 16 others. Into a crev&Me.
All on top of each other, crampons
and all Miraculously nobody got
killed, although the whole mad-hatter
crew required stitchea.
Acquaintances come euy on the
slopes, and the lamp of romance may
glow even for novices. A Calif omia
mountaineering organization, for ex-
ample, recently set up an outing for
any and all Loa Angelenos. "Meet
near the Long Beach lifeguard house
at 7 :30 PM," read the instructions.
"We'll first hike alonr the beach in
the moonlight."
How do you get started in moun-
taineering? First of all, look up the
addreBS of the nearest mountain
club, and get a mountain &'Uidebook.
(The standard manual is "The
Mountaineering Handbook," pub-
lished by ·Lippincott.) Whether you
join an organized g-roup or go with
friends, you're likely to begin with a
hike. Stick to the trails at ftrst, then
try some ramplike rocks that you
can walk up. Watch others u they
scale more difficult terrain such at1
g-ranite walls, "chimneys," and over-
hanging boulders.
You can see r.Umbing exhibitions
in moat mountainous states. Out.aide
Colorado Springs, for instance, there
are daily summer demonstrations by
Army mountaineers.
U this whet.a your appetite, you
may be all set for climbing ¥aeons in
a National Park or to join one of the
mountaineering schools that are part
of many mountain clubs. (Some uni-
versities also have special summer
and fall programs.) Here they'll
teach you au about balance, hand-
holds, footholds, and how to get down
again. You•n soon get your bearings
on a rock fac.e and learn bow to lean
out. Before you know it, you'll be
familiar with ropes and knots, and
after awhile, with pitons (steel
spikes), which you drive into cracks
for footholds.
Actually, rock climbing isn't too
hard. Any moderately athletic per-
son can learn ha.sic techniques in a
couple of days. ("It's the soul that
count.a, not the body," says one
guide.) Being in condition helpa., of
course. On the cliffs, the two major
ma.neuvers are: the bel411, a stance
allowing you to protect other climb-
ers-by means of a rope. And th.e
rappel. It permits you to get down
any steep wall. Only the firat step
over the void takes courage; the rest
of the downward journey ~ easy,
in the company of pros. Dangers?
One school baa put some 11,00b per-
sons through rappel coursea. Not a
loat life or limb.
0 nee you've moved from a climbing
course into an organized group of
climbers, your safety depends on
your leader. If be ia reckless, over-
confident. or inexperienced, you're in
for trouble. So it pays to take a good
look at, and have a long talk with,
the chap in charge. He should know
all about equipment, routes, weather,
and rescue procedures. By and large,
mountaineering is not as dangerous
aa it sounds. Fatalities are rare, and
according to the American Alpine
Club figures, there're less than 100
major accident.a per year.
You move up and up, and the high-
er you go, the more mysterious it
becomes. You are reachins( high
peaks in t he wilderness that make
you think of being on another planet.
And the urge of edging ltill higher
may stem from the feeling that
you're perhaps the first person up
here. Deep within you, there ia a sus-
picion that you have no right to be
in this high region, that you're an
interloper, that you're in another
world.
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spectacular. . . the senses sharpened
Cares Behind
You are in the light up here--
and you are free. You'll see no
city 8treeta in the high peaks. No
crowl!ed department gtores. There
is no noise. You have left all your
worries in the valley. You get no
telegrams, hear no phones. You
forget financial worries.
Considering the great pleasure
of climbing, cost is minimal. True,
you'll have to drive to the nearest
starting point. It could be a hotel
at the foot of Mt. Washington or
Mt. Marcy, a motel in Estes Park,
Colorado, a log cabin in Jack.son,
Wyo., or a camping site in Yo-
semite or other elevated holiday
spots. Some clubs arrange for car
pools. Mountaineering schools will
set you back about $16 a day, and
guides charge about the same.
How do you dre8a for the Alpine
escapade? It depends on the alti-
tude. Knickers are popular. Or
wear a pair of eomf ortable slacks.
Mountaineers are not f asbion-
conscioua. Shorta are okay for a
short summer bike, but on rock
scrambles they can mean scraped
legs. Boota perform better than
tennis shoes. A waterproof parka
(or windbreaker) la easential be-
cause temperatures can drop un-
expectedly. Warm soclts, warm un-
derwear, a flannel shirt, a spare
sweater also help.
The leader provides the rope,
which may be anywhere from 120
to 150 feet long, can ata'nd S,000-
pound tension, and does much ~t
ter than a clothes line. Hardware T
The man in charge haa it. A flash-
light, sungluaea, suntan cream
come in handy.
On one-day tripe., you're expect-
ed to bring your own aandWich ;
for longer expedition&, the or-
ganizers sometimes bring the
chow or decide on what you should
take along.
Camp life ie simple. You often
start moving upward at dawn, and
you finish before dusk. On one-day
trips, this leaves much of the eve-
ning for a talk with new-found
friends. Longer trips wind up with
tete-A-tete& around the ft.re while
beer flows down parched throats
as if it were champagne. The mood
is lighthearted.
Accommodation.a T Sometimes
i t'a a but. The flickering kerosene
lampe can ~ cozier than city
chandeliers. The world's problems
no longer exist.
When the weather is warm,
mountain campers may also spend
the night on a meadow, curled up
in their sleeping bags.
Then all is quiet. The air is
sweet, and under the far-flung
stars, the senaes ue heightened
and sharpened.
A deep mountain breath. Then
deep sleep. •
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Surgical Wanders Perf armed with '
By THEODORE IRWIN
C1ose to a million people
today are living with a re-
markable synthetic surgical
material-silicone--in their
bodies and leading fairly nor-
mal lives. And as the medical
uses of silicone expand at a
phenomenal rate, more mil-
lions will be indebted to il
Recently, a GI in Vietnam waa
shot through the temple, the front ot
his brain 11hatte~. When he waa
brought back home, plutic 1urgeona
ingeniously reconstructed the entire
front of the skull out of bard 1llicone
rubber, molding it to hie natural
contours.
On an Ohio turnpike laat year,
an 18-year-old bigh-«hool senior
era.shed his car into an abutment.
Among hia injuri~mmon in auto
smuh-ups--waa a "blowout" frac-
ture disrupting the eye socket.a.
Carved silicone replaced the broken-
up floors of both eye soclceta. Instead
of being doomed to seeing double the
rest of hie life, the young man now
enjoys 20-20 vision.
In a dramatic heart transplant by
Dr. Denton A. Cooley of Houston, an
artif\cial heart made partly with aili-
cone served to keep a patient alive
for 58 hours until a transplanted
heart became available.
Throughout the nation, plastic
surgeons, confronted with difficult
reconstruction problem.a, are turning
Be/on aftd a.f tft'
plt.otoa altow
rU11lta o I au..
ieo11e rubber cor-
rection of jaw
with abnormal
r ecuticm.
more and more to the versatile sub-
stance in salvaging livea and enabling
injured or diaeued people to func-
tion as normally aa possible. Medical
authorities hail it aa one ot the great
advances of the paat decade.
"The silicones are probably our
most useful plastic material today,"
says Dr. Dicran Goullan, acting di-
rector of plastic surgery at Cornell
University-New York Hospital. "They
represent a relatively new form of
surgery, col'l"ecting defects that
could not be improved upon before
except by complicated procedures.''
Just what is this exciting wonderT
The silicones .are a large family of
chemically related materials starting
with 1And and combined with car-
bon atoms. They can take many
forms, but for SUJ'l'ery, they are uau-
ally a reailient material resembling
ordinary rubber, at drat sight. In
the operating room, it may alao ap-
pear as a sponge, adhesive, gel, or
liquid. White many are ready-made
in prefab parts, others can be sculp-
tured at the operating table to any
desired shape.
Many silicone compounds are used
in industry tor such purpoees as fur-
niture polish and electrical ioaula-
tion. Only a medical grade ia used
tor human needa.
Medical-grade silicone rubber is
unique in that it is chemically Inert
and doean't react with or become part
of living body tisauea. Implanted
<embedded in the body) , the ailicone
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H aftd. badlr
criPJ>Ud
b11 tlrth:riti.3
before at.L-
icon~ ttUrgeru.
atays resilient. Once the material is
buried, the body ignores it.
Since there's no way the body can
absorb silicone, and it can't deteri-
orate, implanta could laat forever.
That is, the burled substance need
never be replaced-unlea poor surg-
ical technique or something such aa
an auto accident causes the silicone
to come out through the skin,
which happens occaaionally.
uln the put." observes Dr. Gouti-
an, "we were handicapped by the risk
of crippling the patient in another
part of the body or deforming him to
reconstruct an area where t. lot of
ti88ue had been lost. Before, when
we borrowed tiaaue from the patient's
body, some or all of it almost always
waa absorbed and disappeared. We
never knew beforehand exactly how
much would disappear. There waa no
way to deal with the problem. Now,
with th' inert silicones retained in
the body, we can be N!UOnably sure
of a persistent correction."
Awareness of the medical values
of silicones was slow in coming. Back
in the 1890s, a British scientist first
began to look into compounds made
from silica. But att be thought he
had developed were ''unattractive
glues." In the early •sos: Dr. Frank-
lin Hyde. an American organic chem-
ist for a glass company, seeking a
new plastic, ran acroaa the British
work on "unattractive glues" and rec-
ogniz,00 their potential worth.
When the Dow Corning Corpora-
tion ot Midland. Mich., later devel-
oped the ind\latriat silicones, medical
men became interested. If the sill-
cones were so inert, they aaked,
couldn't they be good for surgical
procedures! And so. about 10 years
ago, Dow Corning set up a Center
for Aid to Medical Research. Since
then, year after year, a conatantly
increasing number of items made
from pure medical-grade silicones
have been invented by individual
plastic surgeons as well u by the
company's reae.archers.
You could benefit from their con-
tinuing discoveries in any number of
ways if a critical situation arose.
Consider, for example, your eyea.
Thousands of people are being
saved from blindne88 when silicones
are used for detached retinaa. Io
this aerioua condition, the retina
falls loose, away from the back of the
eye. Ophthalmic surgeons push the
outside of the eye in against the ret-
i na, make a slit to force the ftuid out
from behind the detached retina,
then close up the slit. SiUcon serves
as the snug spongy strap around the
out.alde of the eye, remaining there
without interfering with vision.
In hands badly crippled by arthri-
tis or injuries, silicone rubber joint
implants are dramatically effective.
The deformed arthritic knuckle is re-
moved, a tunnel is dug into the two
remaining bones and a siUcone joint
placed in position where the human
joint used to be. Healthy tiaaue then
forms around the implant to strength-
en the joint. Even hard-to-repair
smashed wrists have ruponded.
In many cases, an operation for a
diseased part of the body leavea the
patient with a serious deformity.
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ca• be uaed to rutore fun.eticm
to M.ftd.a diatorted by diaeo.ae.
HMtd after nrgerv.
This frequently happens with cancer.
To carry. on through life, complete
reconstruction may be imperative.
Some months ago, for instance, a
42 -year-old housewife wu found to
have a very large maUpant ulcer of
the nose. To a-et rid of the Jif e-
thre.atening lesion, moat of the nose
had to be amputated. How to re-
place it?
In an initial operation, the surgeon
made a skin anf t to. eupply the
needed aoft tiHue. Then, ln another
operation a few wee.ka later, the
miHing cartilal'e and bone frame-
work were made up with eolid sili-
cone carved to the rlrht shape. Thia
haa almost the conaietency of human
cartilare and ia flexible enough to
withstand tenaion.
"The patient'• nose," her 1urgeon
reported, ''tul'IJed out to be more at-
tractive than the one she started
with. Today she is back home lead-
ing her usual 80Cial life, delighted
with her appearance."
Buried silicone sponrea buiJd out
cheelca, china, jaws, and "aaddle-
nose" deformities. Eara torn off in
sports, in accidents, or destroyed by
a burn, are replaced with a silicone
prosthesis shaped like the ear carti-
lage. In skull fractarea, after a neu-
rosurgeon baa repaired underlying
structures within the cranium, sili-
cone may be used to ftll out the exact
shape of the bead.
A 11 implanted cardiac pacemaken.
which keep the heart beatlnr at the
right rate, have their electrical con-
nections coated with medical-grade
silicone to prevent abort-drcultlng,
and silicone makes the eeal where the
wires enter the heart.
Believe it or not, eilicone penile
implants have corrected impotence
due to certain physiologic defecte. At
Butterworth Hospital in Grand Rap-
ids, Mich., even a urethra was rebuilt
with a length of silicone rubber tube,
and normal function wu maintained
even after three yean. At New York
Hospital, silicone has beeD recruited
for psycholorical reasons for men
who lost their teaticlea aa the reault
of injury or dieeaae.
One of the moat impressive life-
saving applications of eilicone waa
invented not by a doctor but by a
Philadelphia tool-and-die technician,
John Holter. His baby Charlee wu
born a victim of hydrocephalus,
known aa water on the brain and
marked by enlargement of the head.
In this dread couditiou, ftuld within
the skull increuea abnormally, 1we1J-
i ng the cranium and gradually crush-
ing the brain. Often, u the brain
wutea away, the reault bu been
mental retardation or death.
D esperately needed wu a aure-t\re
way of draining off the ftuid. At the
time, all that eurgeona could do waa
to make a hole in the akull and re-
duce the preuure. But then the hole
had to be closed apln. Thia wu
done for Charles, but in a abort time
the pressure built up a1ain. Ae the
preaaure on the baby's brain mount-
ed, bis condition woraened.
Why, uked Holter, couldn't aome-
one make a workable brain tube.
A aurreon explained the di.tBcult
problem: there must be a tiny etB-
cient shunt valve attached to the
tube from the cranium cavity to the
•
This chemically produced substance is
finding wide application in plastic surgery
neck's jugular vein. then to the heart,
where the excess ftuid could be ab-
sorbed in the blood stream. The
valve had to be sensitive enourb to
open when the pressure in the brain
reached a certain point and tight
enough to prevent any back ftow
from the jugular vein.
With 'his baby's life at stake, John
Holter-who had alwaya been inter-
qted in enaineerlng-41rperiment.ed
feverishly in his company's labora-
tory. Within a week, be came up
with a model. But now doctors told
him the valve bad to withstand the
hirh temperatures of sterilisation.
Contacting manufacturers, the de-
termined father beard about silicone.
And with silicone, Holter ftnally de-
vised his valve.
Baby Charlea, barely alive Jn an
oxygen tent, wu operated on again
a.a soon u he waa able to take surg-
ery. The tube, with Holter'11 valve,
was inserted, and the fluid drained
aur,cesafully. The Bolter silicone
valve and two other types have by
now saved more than 800,000 chil-
dren all over the world who wen:
born with hydrocephalus.
Bea idea such eolld f orma u the
Holter device, ailiconea come ln flu-
ids. Burn patients have beeu im-
mersed In Uquid silicone batha to
reduce pain, risk of infection, and
wasting away. The fluid type la alao
effective aa a protective akin 1pray
for amputee.' llmba.
The bir que1tion 1urroundin.1 ftuid
11Ucone ia ite Internal me to enlarre
women'• breaate or to ftD In wrin-
kles and other facial defeetl. omc1a1,.
ly the liquid variety is still considered
an "experimental drug" with only
eight U.S . medical 11pecialiate legally
permitted to conduct clinical inveati-
gation,a with it, and even they are
doi~ no breast injection.a. AA an in-
jectable, it haan't been approved by
the Federal Drug Administration.
Nevertheleaa, certain unethical
docton have obtained industrial-type
s1liconea-not the purlf\ed medical
grad~nd injected them for mam-
mary lnftation. In many caaea, this
kind of silicone wandered in the
body, producing undesired TeSUltlr.
Artijfcial ear frame
of 1il~01U """'
"' cartilag• for
r1b1'ildit111 of miari1'11 ear.
At lift are adijfeial
Ilia.rt.. duigMd for calt1e1,
mad• of medical--gradts
filkotte coated toitl& Dacrcm.
On the other band, silicone rel im-
plant., requirins a eurgeon, are
available in eight 1ise1 {from "mini''
to "larsre e.xtra-ftll"), and these have
proved safe and effective 1n caae.a
of breut de.f ormitiea.
In the overview, it'• clear that the
amasio• emconee are performing vi-
tal role1 in enhancilll' man'• UvablU-
ty. Aa knowledge of the material
&'l"OWI, sreater 1tride1 toward IUC-
ceaafu 1 replacement of body parts
are expected. With an artiftciaJ heart,
1ub1tttute organ.a, and rejuvenated
face. ultlmatel.f we may eee the sm-
cone .Man among ua. +
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J ewelry has gone '30s modem or
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fluenced all of the arts with its in~
sistence on pure undulating form, will
recognize pa.st origins.
But a look at some of today's sleek,
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metal wrought in such an elegant
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''LORD,
TEACH US TO PRAY''
Loog before Christ came upon said was: "Pray 1"*1.11
the earth, mco wcie resorting to He mcant that we mnst pny
prayer for divine help. with the rcalizatioo that God is
Realiz.iog the power ol prayer, truly our Father ... tbar His name
the people of lsrac1 prayed oftui shall be revered as no Olher ...
io appcaJ for God's blessioss and that His will is co be dooc here
in gratitude for His favors. Al-and hereafter ... that we att to
most everyone, in facr, insrinc-be truly '°"Y fot our injustices
tively feels the occd for prayer-to <><hers, and forgiyin& of those
especially in times of dan8cr and who injure us ... and that we arc
emergency. to avoid sin.
It might seem, therefore, that People who qucstioo the value
everyone knows how to pray ... of prayer will often say they have
chat the foan, language and ob-cried it and "it didn't work." They
jcctivcs of pnayer arc not impor-mean by this, of roursc, that God
wu ... that God will listen as did not pot tbcthiQ&S for which
readily co the prayers of che un· they prayed. With a better un-
rcligiOUJ as ro those of the devout. dersaaodiog of fwopH f>rtry#,
Prayer, some will widoubtcdJy they would realize that an appeal
say, is prayer .. and nobody occd f0t God's favor is ooly one of
reU us how to pny." various kinds of pnycr ... and
And yet the Apostles, watch-that God does DOf pot every
ing u Jesus prayed, became favOf we may want or think we
aware f0t the first time of the nttd.
mighty power of a proper prayer. Proper prayer is nor merely a
They couJd see on the Savior's pedtioo for blessings.It is also an
facc as He prayed, tbe ttflectioo expttssioo of our love, our dcvo-
of a great inner peace and tt-cioo and our gratirude ro God ...
f reshment. a declaratioo of our accc~ of
So they said to Jesus: "Lord, God as our Father, a submission
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pHed : "Pray thus ... Our Father, wishes and will.
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Thy will be done, on ettth as it is many fotms and languages. But
in heaven. Give us this day our the importa0t thing is to uodcr-
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You a
How much
do you know
about finding
a position
you'll be
happy in-
and
keeping it?
Do p«>pk ettll"~d i11 """'°"' work rtoll1 UYe lon~r7
Smee the majority of us ble or they couldn't tab lt.
ha to k f i· · 7. People enpsed in outdoor joba, ve WOl" or a IVlng-who get plenty of fresh air and
or are married to someone exercise, live longer than execu-
who doe&--the nine-to-five lives and profeaaional people who
segment of daily life spent •M cooped up In omce..
in the hustle and bustle of I. Everyone find.a monotonous work borlq.
breadwinning plays a vital 9. You ahould chanre 1our job if
part in our happiness, well-you're not happy with it.
being, and general outlook ANSWERS
on life. 1. Tru•. Studiea ahow that. the
Thia true-or-false quis deala yardstick that beet meaaurea how
with lntereatinr queatlona related well suited a man ia to hla job is
directly to the workaday world how much he enjoya dolnr it. If
where we earn what it takes to the type of work you do ftta your
keep the wolf at a aafe distance. temperament and ability and pro-
Tbe answers are baaed on flndinp vides upreaaion for them, you will
of peycholofical reaearch studies • enjoy it and derive laatinr aatia-
undertaken at various univeraitiea faction from It. And the better
&eros1 the country. your job ftte you, the better you
1. lt'a euy to tell whether you are will perform it and the sreater
in the type of occupation you're your chance for diatinrulabing
beat fitted for. yourself in it.
2. If your bou calla you by YQ.Ur 2. Ftlla.. Juat because your bou
ftrat name, then it'a okay for you calla you by your ftrat name doesn't
to addre.a him the same way. neceaaarily mean that you abould
3. The person who hu a modest feel free to do the aame to him.
opinion of hla own worth, who ia Often be may resent it and con-
more capable than be thlnka be fa, aider It preaumptuoua. It be wanta
is moat likely to succeed in what-you to call blm by bis ftrat name,
ever he undertakes. he'll let you know about it. And
4. The banker now enjoys the It's better to wait until he doea.
highest aoclal.atatua ranking of University of California reaearch·
any occupation. era made a atudy of accepted prac-
S. Wearinr rluaes i• a handicap tlcea at four organlu.tlon levela
when you're applying for a job. to ftnd out who calla whom by
6. People who work at dangeroua, their ftrat name and who doean't.
bfgh-riak jobs have to be extremely Finding•: ftrat names were uHd
well-balanced and emotionally ata-between equals and in addreaainr
II Familt1 Wuklt1. A"11ut.1, 1110
QUIZ
and Your Job
By JOHN E. GIBSON
aubordinatea. "Often unequal 1ta-
tu.a wu reftect.ed in an addreaa
pattern· in which the auperior waa
addreaaed by hi1 1ut name, and
the 1ubordJnat.e by hla ftrat name ...
(Nelther.ap, time with the ftrm, or
employee' a penonallty were found
related to the addreu patterns.)
Conclualona of the inveatirators :
decldJnr when to call a superior
by hf1 drat name can be a delicate
matter and one which ia best left
tor liM to d~ld~nleu you want
to be rebufted.
3. Fahi. Vocational atudiea at
New York UnJveralty abow that
the person who underrates his
abilities bu two atriba on him
before be 1tarta. He la inclined to
accept job1 "where he does not
think be will be adequate and
where be actually will tend not
to be adequate. Thia will lower hia
11elf-eateem even more and lead
him even further to choose rolea
where be does not think he will
be adequate.'' Thia vicious circle
whi ch enanarea the peraon whose
opinion of himself doesn't mat.eh
his abilitie1 makee it extremely
diftkult for him to succeed. Moral:
don't aell youraelf abort in the
self-esteem division or you're like-
ly to wind up a square per in a
round hole. The atudy showed, in-
cidentally, that the exact opposite
holda true for the high-esteem
penon. He ia fully aware of hia
capabilities and cbooae.e job 11itua-
tion1 which give him the &Te&teat
opportunity for expression.
•· Falu. Univenlty of Michiran
surveya show that while this was
prevloualy the cue, the status
ranking baa chanred appreciably,
with the banker now in fourth
place. The medical prof eaaion now
enjoys the tTe&teat aocial prestige
of any occupation, with lawyers
and school auperlnt.endenta rank-
ing aecond and third, reapective-
ly. The 1urvey1 abowed three oc-
cupations which show conslatent
gains tn preatlre are carpenter,
electriclan, and plumbtt.
5. Folu. Recently a team of uni-
versity psychologists conducted a
study to determJne bow the wear-
ing of glanea influences the judg-
ment of pereonal,ity traita. Stu-
dents were pbotornphed with and
without rtaaaea, and then rated
by independent judrea on intelli-
rence, dependability, indu1triou1-
nea, honesty, and other related
trait.a. The ft.ndinp: "People wear-
in&' .iauee were rated 1lpi6cantly
hll'ber in all theM re.pecta."
6. Fa.he. P1ycholo1'lcal atudies
show that people who tab dan-
geroua jobs (drlvlnr nltroslycerln
truck.a, wrestlinr crocodlle1, et.e.)
tend to have atrong penonaU ty
eonfticta, hoatile, and antieocial
tendenciea, and have diftlculty ad-
Juatinl' to the 1treuea and etralna
ot everyda.y Uvinr. There a.re u -
ceptiona, of coune. but renerally
apeaking the man who ~011 life,
who ta happy and well~uat.ed,
doean't choote occupatiou which
are likely to make him a mortality
statistic.
7. Fahe. Studies on occupational
level and mortality abow that the
higher a person's job statua, the
longer be ii likely to live, with
executives and prof eaalonal and
technical workers averaging ap-
preciably longer ltfe expectancies
than outdoor worken wboee jobs
require physical e1fort.
I. FaJae. Though it may drive
some people crazy and bore otben
stiff, research on pereonnel In bu1i-
nea1 and industry 1bow1 that many
people find monotonoua work nei-
ther tediou11 nor unpleasant-end
some actually enjoy It. JJ one
authority polnta out, a worker
whose job is completely routine,
such aa tighteninr a bolt or check-
ing a dimension, doesn't nHd to
think or concentrate and i1 free
either to aocialise with fellow
workera or let bi.a mind wander
in whatever direction may ault his
fancy.
9. Tnu. 1f your job i1 maklns you
unhappy, lt'a unfair both to your
employer and youraelf to remain
in it. It'• alAo unfair to your
family. For the reaultant frus-
trations, reaentmenta, and ar&Ta-
vationa can't help but make you
dift\cult to ret atonr with both at
home and with fellow workeni. As
the late paychiatrl1t Dr. David
Harold Fink observed, after a
study of unhappy job 1ltuation11 :
"Anyone who keepa a job be ia
sick of ii fooll1h-tor 11uch a job
can make him actually 1f ck-men-
tally and phyaically."
A word of caution: before mak-
inr a chanre, be aure it'• your ;ob
and not vowHl/ that you're un-
happy with. It may turn out that
what you need to chanse le not
your job but your attitude. •
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MELANIE DE PROIT Food Editor
• Roaet a ham or other large eat of meal H often daring •ummer u in cooler
weather. Flnt. plan cooling meala wlth moeh ueye appeal" around the hot roHt en·
tree. Then plan that plenty of deliclom, null'itioue meat be leftover for future jiffy
meab--etrlpe or chu.nka for maln-dhb aalada, and elice. for eold-plate combinations.
Stuffed Purple Plum Kabobs
12 frah pa.rple pnane plum .. rinaed.
hal•ed, and pitted
1 pk1. (3 oz.) cream ch~. eoftened
l tableepoon ailk
3 tablespoona chopped nJted p«aU
Melon chunb
1 freah Bartlett pear, cot In wedgee
1. Blend cream cheese, milk. and pecans.
Sandwich together the plum halves using
about 1 heaping tablespoon cheese mix·
ture per plum.
2. Beginning and ending with the atufled
pl uma, alternate melon chunka and pear
wedges on skewers. Serve as a cold-meat
accompaniment. 8 kabob•
Scandinavian-Style Pot Roast
•· to 5·lb. beef pot rout
2 tablespoou butter or marrarine
J cup t>.ef boctillon (t bouillon cube
cliuolnd in 1 cup bolling water)
'A cup apple <icier
2 tablespoon• molueea
3 ancho•1 ftlleta. draiud and ma•hed
(re.ene 1 tablespoon anc:ho•y llqald)
2 teupoon1 .. tt Vi teupoon aeuoned pepper
2 011lona, •liced
Yi teupoon whole albpic:e
~ t.eupoon whole peppercom1
' 2 bay leau• VJ cup water
3 tableapoona lour
1 cup crum
1. Heat butter or margarine in a Dutch
oven or heavy saucepot and brown roast
on all sides. Add bouillon, cider, molas-
ses, and anchovies; sprinkle the meat
wit'1 salt and seasoned pepper, cover
with onions, and add allspice, pepper-
corns, and bay leaves. Cover tightly and
simmer gently, basting occasionally until
meat is tender, about Slfa hrs.
2. Remove meat to a hot platter and keep
warm while preparing KTavy.
3. Strain the cooking liquid, preaainK out
aa much of the liquid as possible; return
to the Dutch oven. Bring to boiling; stir
in a blend of the water and ftour. Con-
tinue to boil, stirring constantly, 1 to 2
min. Add cream Kradually, stirring con-
stantly, and heat thoroughly. Stir in an-
chovy liquid. Serve in a gravy boat.
4. Slice the pot roast and serve with the
cream gravy.
5. If desired, leftover slices may be over·
lapped in a shallow baking dish with re-
maining gravy spooned over all. Cover
and set in a 850°F. oven until thoroughly
heated. 6 to 8 1erving1
Note: Anchovy paste, about 1,4 teaspoon
each for the roast and gravy, may be
substituted for the fillets and liquid.
Roast Leg of Lamb, French Style
5· to 6-lb. le1 of lamb (do
not re .. o.e fell)
2 tuapoou 1alt
~ teupoon black pepper
Carlie: clon•, cut in ali•er11
Melted butter or marrarme
1. Rub lamb with a mixture of the salt
and pepper. Cut several small slits in
surface of meat and ipsert a sliver of
ararlic in each.
2. Place lamb, skin side down, on rack
ln a shallow roasting pan. Insert roast-
meat thermometer in center of thickest
part of meat.
3. Roast, uncovered, at 325°F . about 21/2
to 3 hrs., allowing 80 to 35 min. per
pound. Brush meat frequently with melt-
ed butter or margarine during roasting.
Meat is medium done when thermometer
registers 176°F. and is well done at
180°F. ..
4. Remove meat to a warm serv ing plat-
ter and garnish with mint or panley
sprip. A bout 10 1ervings
Roast Leg of Lamb,
Italian Style
Cut several small slit.a in surface of a 5-
to 6-lb. I~ of lamb; insert slivers of gar·
lie. Place lamb, skin side down, on rack
in roasting pan. Brush meat with y3 cup
olive oil. Sprinkle with 1 tableApoon
hia appealing cold pl.ate t u.tv.ru ts ii611 m~ of uf tover
o<Ut bet!, cltuae, ata4 ci Stuffed Purpl~ Plum Ka.bob.
ated lemon peel and a mixture of l lh teaspoons alt,
~ teaspoon black pepper, and 1 teaspoon roeemary. In-
ert roaet-meat thermometer and roast as for Roast Le1
f Lamb, French Style (see recipe).
Abm£t 10 lertn1'DI
Cardamom-Flavored Pork Roast
4-lb. pork loin rout
2 tableapoou iutaat 'Minced oaloa
2 tab1eepoou water
1 clo•e irarUc, •laced
2 tableepoons cooldnir or aalad oil
2 teupoou l'f'OUJld carclamoat
1 teupooault
1 cup hot water
Soften onion in the 2 tablespoons water in a amaH
uatard cup.
Cook onion and garlic in a small skillet in hot oil
bout 2 min., atirring occasionally. Blend in cardamom,
It, and the hot water; cool.
Place meat in a shallow roastinw pan. Set aside about
hr., baatina-frequently with the cooled marinade.
Drain off marinade and use for basting the meat dur-
g cooking. Tum meat fat aide up and insert a meat
ermometer into the thickest part of roast, making sure
p does not rest on bone. (No rack is necessary under
ast aa ribs form a natural rack.)
Set in a S25°F . to 860°F. oven and roast about 8 bra.,
until thermometer reciatera 170°F. Without a ther-
ometer, allow SO to 85 min. per lb. Baste rout occa-
onally, using remainder of the marinade.
Remove thermometer and tranaf er roast to heated
atter; keep roast warm. If desired, prepare fT&Vf and
rve with roast. A.bout 6 1enri1'0t
Gravy
oon oft the fat from drippings in roasting pan. Return
to S tablespoons fat to pan and blend in about 8 table-
oona flour. atlrrinl' to loosen brown residue. Slowly
d about 8 cups water (or mllk), atirrin1 constantly
tit smooth. Bring to boiling; cook and continue to
r 1 to 2 min. longer.
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the oversized (180 to 200 pound.a)
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alwaye used to say to me, 'If you do
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world to see-and if you aay you can
do something, you should be able to
stand up and do it then and tberet'
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witching from
us to movie ac-
trees Cauandra EDio~her real
name. She started the trauition by
·playing Witch Hazel in Universal' a
new family ftlm, "Pufn.atuf ."
"I like playin.r for kide-they're so
honest," Caae aaya, admitting she
loved every minute of heT six days of
shooting.
C uaandra Elliott hu a marvelous
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life never bothered her. ''I didn't
develop a senee of humor u a de-
fense for being heavy. I've always
had a weight problem. I simply
learned that's the way I am, and so
I Jive with it."
Does she feel her appearance wiTI
handicap her aa an actresa? .. Not at
all!" replies Casa with utter con-
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Uroul'h her brownish, strina eboul-
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By PEER J. OPPENHEIMER.
Jt'a helpful. It eeta me apart from all
the otben. After all. you'd never mis-
take me for Jane Fonda, would you 1
Of course, I have to ftgure out what's
best for me. For instance, can you
imagine me ln a mini skirt? I can't!
And if I wear a mJdJ dnea, my legs
look four inchee Jong. So I wear
what ia comlortable for me.''
H er taste runa to voluminous looee
blouses of bright yellow satins or
bur~ndy velvets over slacks or col-
orful tent ~es. Yet in spite of
her insistence that her pounds are
immaterial u far aa her mental out-
look or happiness are concerned, her
refusal to tallt about it further and
her constant endeavor to be popular
contradict that seeming indiiference
to her weirht problem.
"I wu born in Baltimore and
brought up in Maryland and Vir-
ginia.," Caaa relatee. ''I loved Mary-
land. It wu eo beautiful, I had a
horse, too, and could ride pretty
wen. I missed that when I came to
California. Back home, if anyone
had three acres of ground, be had
a bone. But you juat don't have
space here, and beeides, it's too ex-
pensive. I also miu the changing
seasons like we bad b&ck home." Ca.as
left Maryland to try Broadway when
she waa 19. She puttered around the
theatrical district. Jived in cheap
apartments, and eventually landed a
few jobe including a part in the tour-
ing company of "The Music Kan."
But it wun't until Casa joined a
singing grou]> called the Mugwumps
and met one of its memben. Denny
Doherty, that her life took an unmia--
takable tum toward succeu.
Doherty, Cua, and two other sing-
ers aoon formed the well-remem-
bered "Mamas and the Papu."
Tbe group's til'8t two slnglea, "Mon·
day, Monday" and "Callf ornia
DTeamin,'" made gold records. Be-
fore long, it wu aaking $80,000 a
perf orma.nce.
Bot all good things have a way of
clulDging for better or wone, and
Cua and her partnen started going
their aeparate ways. Casa' subeequent
marriage to Jim Hendricks also
broke up. The chana-e. for Cua El-
liott, wu evidently for the bettel'
because she started maldq solo ap.
pearances, had her own tv show, and
a single recording, which soomed to
hit status.
Casa, wbo'a now 28, lives in a 10-
room home high up in Nicbola Can-
yon in the Hollywood Hills with her
thr~year-old daughter, Owen Va-
nessa, 16 cats, and three dogs. Soon
her sister and brother-in-law wm
move in with her and Cua is looking
forward to having some company in
the big house.
A s far u Cus ia concerned, the
future coµld~'t be brighter. "I'm sure
there's a way of combining singing
and acting," abe aaya. "Do you know
what I'd like to do next? 'Peter Pan.'
And I could do it. too! Boy, it would
be a 'Peter Pan' like you never saw
before!"
But whatever Cus Elliott pots her
mind to doing, cme thing ia for cer-
tain: she baa that "unatoppable"
quality which supports her during
the harder times in life and keeps
her bouncing along on the waves
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''He lovea me, be lovea me not."
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an even number, the an.-wer will be in the
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The man behind the counter, peering out
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PATRIOTIC PIN -Here's a
fine wa11 to start S/<>14r or-
ganization fund raising
pro gram: sell American
Flag Pins. A bea...utiful piece
of iewelrt1. Your group can
earn $55 to $H75 -guar-
anteed, or Abigail Marti.n
will make up the dilf erence.
For <UtailB, write: Abigail
Martin, Dept. !!U, 1113
Waahmgton Ave., St. LOui.8,
Mo. 63101.
MINI-LEA.GUERS "'4ke a
"home ntn" MaUV with. a
BcuebaU Card Locker! Per-
scmalized, specify ch.ild1
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name, addrua.1 Mini-d.upti-
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doublt locker (1 stid.e fo1'
ea.cit.) ha.a Labeled separote
compartment.9 for all !-'
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Weekend Shopper
BY SUSAN PAINE
SPRlNG AGAl.N "Turtle Oil" aids in turn-
ing back the beauty-dock! Atfect is al-
most like a face lift; simple to use. The
folks who off er this fine product say it
helps women look many yeat'S younger -
skin acquires a natural smooth glow of
youth. Turtle Oil Jar, $3. Fleetwood Company, Dept. AE-7,
427 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Ill. 60606.
BE a "Mason Shoe Dealer" in your spare time
to add extra income tp the family funds. No
limit to your earning capacity. You get a free
color catalog of over 240 fast-selling styles.
Get in on prizes, bonuses, maybe a new car!
Write to Mason Shoe Company, Depl H929,
Chippewa Falls, Wisc. 54729.
PENNIES from heaven? Well, not quite,
bat! Barrel of Pennies found on western
ranch, all before 1956 (many "S" mint.-
marks), and will include Indianheads. A
fine gift for collectors. 50 mixed, $2. Huge
wholesale listings included with order. List
alone is 26¢. Send to Robert Harris, Dept.
FW, 2775A Park Ave. Santa Clara, Calif. 95060.
EAR-LOKS keep eye-glasses from
sliding. Elastic tabs fit over the
ends of ear pieces. Comfortable.
Pair. 59t; 2 pairs, $1. Order from
Dorsay. Dept. FW-5, 200 West
57th St., 1'·~w York, N.Y. 10019.
SUDDENLY YOU ARE TALLER and no one
will be able to tell why! Simply slip these
invisible height pads into your shoes and
t-w-o whole in('hes are added instantly!
Interchangeable. State shoe size. $1.98 per
pair. Liftee, Dept. FWT~8. P .O. Box 608 Church Str~t
Station, New York, N.Y. 10007.
Weekend ,<:\hnppcr item-1t are NOT ndt•r-rt i.~ino. If prodt(rt11
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Here's an interesting little item
from our neighbors in Canada
... A visiting American mo-
torist appearing betore n local
magistrate on charges of driv-
ing 74 m.p.h. offered this ex-
pla nation. Considering that the
Canadian gaJlon is bigger than
a U.S. gallon, mlle11 were no
doubt longer too. HP reasoned
that in order to cover 60 Ca-
na.dJan mlles his speedometer
iihould read at lea.st 70 m.p.h.
The jud~e however didn't In-
terpret It th(' sam<' way. He
µromptly fined him In Cana-
dian dollcrs 1• • • which are
smaller than U.S. dollars.
Speaklni of small dollars ...
How about the best dollar buy
on the automobile market to-
day? Ford!I Fl\ Icon for exam-
olc.-. Here at Wilson Ford Sales
In Huntington Beach we have
an outstanding collection ol
Falcons. TakP the.-FalC<'n Fu-
tura. The 4-door sedan ls the
top of th<> Fl\lcon lineup. It is
the la.st word In compact lux-
ury and blg-rl\r ideas. Idel\S
like bl1t-<'llr ride . . . smooth,
Quiet. soft. But handling that
is deflnitelv compact. Ideas
like the 200-cu. In. Six, which
gives such hlfl oower for nulck
oasslnic And freeway cruising.
But which Is nurr comnllct-cl\r
in ~as mlJeql{e. Ideas like the
bitt-car s"llclousness with flen-
crous seating for six adults olus
12.2 ru. ft. of trunk S'laCe for a
\'acatl'ln load of lul{Ral{e. And
it's all on a compact wheelbase
of 111 ll'lchcs so turning is
quick and easy. Ideas like the
plushness or cloth and vinyl
trim, comfortable folUTl-oadded
full-width scahi and rich loop-
plle caroetlng . . . It's all Just
part of Ford's nPw Bf'tter Jdeas
for 1970. Whv not stop In at
18255 Beach Blvd. and sec thi>
great Ford Falcon line for
yours<.>lf.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WUIC, AUGUST l , 1970
·DICK. WILSON'S .
WILSON FORD SALES
18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON IEACH
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SATURDAY
AUGUST 1
EVENING
4:30 O Scene '70 (C) Host Clay Cole
welcome' Ronnie Dyson. The Im-
pressions, V1v1an Reed and Mar.
garet Wh1t1ng
al long John Sliver (C)
129 (if' Bi1 Movie: "I'll Never fM-
get You" (drama) ·51 Tyrone
Power. Ann Blyth
(30) Selected film (C) m Quest for Adventure (C)
4:45 fE Why/Kids?
5:00 0 Crisis (C)
0 I Spy (C) m Movie Greats: "Out of the
Past" (drama) '47-Ktrk Douglas.
Jane Creer
I!) Patty Duke
fE Hob Nob With Bob
12~ 16 Hi1h Chap1111I (C)
(30) Quest lor Lile (C) m lnterni1t1onal Soccer (C) m Stories of Success (C)
a!) Sterling Theatre (C)
5:30 6 Ralph Story's Los Angeles (C)
(R)
H KNBC Newsent1ce (C)
Rams Action (C) H1ghl1ght~ of
the Rams and the Wa shington Red
skins 1969 NFL game ID McHale's Navy fE Bob Shock Presents
(30) f isher Family m Compass (C)
6:00 8 The Big News (C) (60) . n I 6 ' m Huntley-Brin~ley (C)
(30) 0 Grand Ole Opry (C) (30) Bob
Luman, Skeeter Davis, Jim and
Jesse. and Charlie Walke1 guest O I SPECIAL I A Small Voice of
Conscience (C) (30) Documentary on
m1no11lies w11 h special problems
and how lhey are 1ra1ned for 1o:is
by STEP and Yf[P Mike Laurence
narrates
m Boss City (C) (30)
Animals, Action and Adventure
( ) (JO) .. Survival 1n Afr1ta "
(30) Musicale (C)
6:15 (30) Davey & Goliath (C)
6:30 H KNBC News Conference (C) (30)
Melody Ranch (C) (60) Lynn
Harper and Jerry Inman are special
guests 0 Rosey Grier (C) (30) Rosey's
guests are Jonathan Winters, Lou
Rawls and The Apollos W Run for Your life (C) (60)
117 @ Here Ccme the Brides (C)
lJi 6 My World (C) (30)
EI1) Twin Circle Headline (C) (30)
Guest 1s Brig Gen Kenneth I
Houghton, Deputy Chief of Staff lor
the Marine Corps
t.29 L8J CBS News (C) (JO)
(30) Children's Gospel Hour (C) (30) m Edge of Eternil1 (C) (30) a> Upbeat (C) (60)
· KNBC Surve1 (C) (30)
Anniversery G1me (C) (30)
7:00 I CBS Evening New' (C) (30)
• Death Valley DIJS (C) (30)
Metromedi1 Presents (C) (60)
.. W? Remember Rocky ·· A docu
mentary of the rtng career ol
Rocky Marciano as he 1s seen with
his family and friends The spe·
c1al features 1nterv1ews w1lh veteran
light manager Cus D'Amato and
light announcer Don Dunphy
l~ 16 Mond11 Theatre (C) (30)
"Me and Benjy " ID Joyce Chen Cooks (30) "Shang
ha1 Duck ''
59 ({)Buell Owens Show (C) (30)
(30) Faith in Action (C) (30) m El Show de Pedro Vugas (Cl m Rat P1trol (C) (30)
7:30 6 ®) rs l J1cllie Gleason (C)
(60) (R) On their ar11val m me11y
old England the Kramdens and
Nortons run afoul or the Bucking
harn Palace Guards and Britisn
television 0 ~ 6 m The Ray Stevens
Show (C) (60) With Mama Cass
£11101. Lulu and the Irregular Regu
la rs 0 Movie: "Mr. Smith Goes to
Wuhington" (drama) '39-James
Stewart Jean Arthur Claude
Rams. 0 17 3 a> let's Mike a Deal
(C) (30) Monty Hall hosts 0 Million $ r.tovie: (C) "Cap·
lain Horatio Hornblower" (adven
lure) '51-Cregory Peck Virginia
Mayo f ilm version of C S Fores
lei's novel about the British sea
captain and his love. set in the
time of the Napoleonic Wars
@ Wonders of the World (C) (301
.. Mummies of Eth1op1a ·· ID The Advocates (C) (60) (Ri
(30) Selected film (C) (90) m Sylvia y Enrique (30)
8:00 0 1171 ( 3) Cl) The Newlywed
G1me (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts m Movie Greats: "Out of 1he
Past'' (drama) '47-Ktrk Douglas
Jane Greer B:cause of a secret in
h1 ~ past. a young gas station al
tendant hesitates to marry a lovely
gul
I!) World Adventure (C) (30) 0H1gh
lands of Peru ·· fE The Voice of Americanism (30>
B:JO €J '29 S My Three Sons (CJ
(30) ( R) l ew Ayers guests as a
bearded man ol mystery who con
founds the Douglases and lhe au
thor1t1es alike . 0 ~ 6 l m Ad1m-l Z (C) (30)
( R) .. Cave ·· Officers Malloy and
Reed climax a busy day by as
s1sttng 1n the rescue of a young
boy trapped in a home made
cave. 0 ITT) 3 a> Lawrence Welk (C)
(60) Maestro Welk and the Music
Makers go lrtp1cal wtlh an offer
mg of South Pac1f1c tunes
I!) Buck Owens Show (C) (30) ID NET Playhouse (2 h1) (R) "A
Passage lo India •· m M1a1mih1no y Carlotta (30)
9:00 6 ~9 e Green Acres (C) (30)
(R) [d Dawson shows a strong m111I
pull when he represents himsell
as a wealthy landowner and ad
verltses for a mail-order wile
0 '~ 6 m NBC Saturday
Movie: (C) "Ambush Bey" (R)
(adventure) '66-Hugh 0°Brian.
Mickey Rooney. James Mitchum.
Pete Masterson. Tisa Chang. The
story of the Marine commandos
who opened the door for MacAr
thur's invasion fleet In the Phil1 P·
pines.
I!) Bill Anderson Show (C) (30)
(30) Hour of Power (C) (60) rn Noche de utreno (2 hr)
9:30 6 C;i9 (I.) Petticoat lunct1on (C)
(30) (R) Don Ameche appears as
Steve's Uncle George, who comes
to Hoo1erv1lle for a v1s1t and has
nothing but deltghtlul pleasantries
tor everyone he meet~
0 (17' (3J a> Enrelbfrt Humptr-
dinck (C) (60) Jo Anne Worley.
Joel Grey, Lana Cantrell. and Ser
gio Mendes and Brasil '66 guest
I News (C) (30) Larry Burrell
Sten Hitchcoclt (C) (30)
10:00 Q! (S) Mannix (C) (60) (RJ
Mannix becomes enmeshed 1n a
domestic quarrel between an es
!ranged couple, played by Robert
Lansing and Diane McBain
I gt News (C) (30)
Stng Alona With Mitch (C)
Country Music Cuousel (C)
10:30 Roberl K. Dornan Show (C)
News (C) (30) Clayton Vaughn
Movie: "All the Young Men"
(drama) '60-Alan Ladd. Sidney
Poitier, James Darren
(£) M~sic City, USA (C) (60)
17 LJ The Brady Bunch (C) (30) ID The Toy Th1t Grew Up C60)
(R) .. Hills of Kentucky •·
11 :00 0 (17' (3J G) News (C) I Passport to Travel (C) (30)
Movie: "force of Arms.. (dra
ma) '51-Wilham Holden Nancy
Olson £2li C-s Award Theatre: '·Fix Bay
onels."
11: 15 6 fabulous 52! (C) "Battle
Hymn" (d1ama) '57-Rocll Hud
son. Martha Hyer Dan Duryea.
James Edwards, Jock Mahoney
Plagued for years by a sense of
guilt after bombing a German or
phanage during the war Parson
Dean Hess leaves his wife to re
lurn lo the A11 Force tn Korea to
ca1e lor war orphans.
8 News (C)
S1turday Ni&ht Movie: (C)
"Tu ind Sympathy" (drama) '56
-Deborah Kerr. John Ker r. Leif
E11ckson. Edward Andtews. Darryl
Hickman , Dean Jones The wile of
lhe house master at an old New
[ ngland school lor boys takes
.. sympathy.. on a sensitive, in
trospect1ve student who 1s derided
by olher boys because of his d1f
f1culty to prove his manhood.
117' ( 3 J Chiller: "Horro1 ol Dracula ··
.lJ. 16 Spotlight Theatre (C)
"Magnificent Obsession " Rock
Hudson. Jane Wyman
11:30 ffi News (C) ID Maggie and the Beautiful Ma-
chine (C) ( R)
11 :45 O Lohman and B1rkley (C)
I!) Movie: "Main Street to Bro1d·
w1y'' (romance) '53 -Tallulah
Banl\head Helen Hayes Lionel
Barrymore
12:00 0 Movie: "Delli " (drama) '63-
Joan Crawford. Paul Buike Charles
B1cklord
12:30 m All-Night Show: "The Green
Man," (C) .. The While Tower"
and .. Sp1tl1re."
12:45 O News (C)
1:00 6 Movie : "Str1nge Confewon"
(drama) '44-Jean Cabin Ellen
Drew
1 :15 I!) Movie~ ''Thunder Over Tin·
fier" (adventure) '57 -Robert
Hutton. l 1sa Gaston1
I :30 0 Movit: ''Two Doller Bettor"
(drama) '52 -Steve Bro:lie John
lite I.
2:00 O II Mondo (C)
2:30 6 News/Gtve Us ThtS Day (C)
"SENSE OF
INTEGRITY"
Some people climb tall moun-
tains simply because they're
there. Others challenge the
jagged, ice-capped peaks to
learn more about themselves
and their powers of inner
strength and endurance
Not 'IO Michael Wadleigh.
MAN VS. MOUNTAIN
The noted cinematographer,
whose herculean film "Wood-
stock" won rave\ from critic~
the world over, d1mbcd his flrst
mountain-Koh-i-Tundy. an im-
posing 20,000 foot peak in the
heart of Afghantslan ·s Hindu
kush -si mply because he
wanted to film a television spe-
cial on mountaineering.
The program, a GE Mono-
gram special entitled "Once Be-
fore I Die." chronicles the day-
to-day act1vi 11es of c;cven ama-
teur mountaineer' who travel
half wa y around the world 10
fulfill a lifelong dream-to scale
a mountain cxcced1n-g 20,000
feet tn heigh t at h:a~t once be-
for~ they die.
Aired originally thi' past May
S on N BC -TV. the tdecast, pro-
duced by the MGM Documen-
tary Department wi th a narra-
tion hy actor Ross Martin, will
be repeated on the network
Thursday, August 6. 8:30 to
9:30 PM .
'Tm really proud of this
film," said Wadleigh. "It's not
artificial ; it ha' a real sense of
integrit y about being there,
about wh:i1 it's really like to
cltmb a high mountatn."
P•ge 3
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST I. 1970
REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
'>11 0 RN I N (~
5:55 tJ Give Us This D1y (C)
6:00 tJ Summer Semtstef (C) m Cisco Kid, Wed., Thurs , Fri.
6:25 O Educ1tlon Exch1n11 (C) "The
Colleae and Urb1n Problems "
6:30 I Odysuy (C) Law for the '70s (C)
Edue1tional f11turt1
6:45 EE Commodity Report
6:55 0 KNBC NewstrYice (C)
7:00 I ~~ CBS News (C) · 6 m Tod•r Show (C) e M. Show (C)
Mr. Wishbone (C)
Bozo the Clown (C)
Martiet Op1nln1/ Actives
7:30 O Acron the Fence (C) Mon ,
Mafl inr the Most of Maturity, Tues .
Dney l Goliath (C) Wed., Parents·
Youth Forum (C) Thurs .. Resourc•s
for Youth (C) fll
I Pi11nn1 (C)
Cartoons (C)
Stodl M1r1ltt Cover11e
7:55 1 CJ) Jot (C) Wed only.
8:00 l9 (,i Captlln Kanaaroo (C)
Morn1n1 Witch (C) Ted Meyers
GumbJ (C)
(iJJ (3) J1dt La Linne (C) EE New Yorfl Elct11nre/Loe1I
8:25 O Community Bulletin Board (C)
l :lO Mr. Maaoo (C)
Movie: See D1ytime Movies.
Mipty Mouae Theatre (C)
Rocket Robin Hood (C)
(1) H1yden'1 H1ppenln1
Amerie1n Exctllnae /Dow Jonn
9:00 ~ Cl) The Lucy Show (C)
, Ii) Ci) m PREMIERE Dln1h'1
ice (C) Dinah Shore Is star-host·
ess of a program blendina enter·
talnment and features of interest
to women. Guests include fiaures
in the arts, show business, aovern·
ment and sports. Frank Sinatra is
the show's first guHt.
I Movie: See Daytime Movies.
J1ek LI Linne (C)
Bom the Clown (C)
Offi" of the President
SeSlme Street (C) (R) #96·
100.
9:20 fuhiou In Stwine (C)
9:10 I (j) Bntr1y Hlllbillicl (C)
(6J m Conuntrltlon (C)
Movie: Ste Daytime Movies
futures (C)
Stodl Mirlltt
10:00 ~ m Andy Crifflth (C) w Sire of the C.ntury (C)
Jack Kelly hosts.
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10:30 Love of Ui• (C) Ii Sunn1 Today (C) I
6 m Hollywood Squares' Gues1s are Sebutien Cabot.
Suzanne Pleshette, Della Reese and
Pit Henry.
11:00 (j) Whlre the Heart la (C) I C1llopin1 Gourmet (C)
Travel films (C)
§nny Grant's c.r.brlty Cirdt
Ci) m Jeopard (C)
i (ff) (]) Bewitched (C)
flmpo (C)
Romper Room (C)
11 :25 1 Qj (j) CBS News (C) Toni lfolt'1 Hollywood Merry-GO·
Re>t1nd (C)
11 :JO I ~ Search for TomOfrow (C) · Ii) 6 m The Who, Whit Of
ert Came (C) Art James hosts.
I Mr. M1po (C) cm m TI11t c1rt <t> [..(. '"City Sdlools
World of Women (C) Mon . s., Fri.; Perspectivt/Stretdl l
Sew (C) Wed , The Pierre Show (C),
Thu~ I EE Am11 Eldl1n1e
11:55 0 @(61 m NBC News (C)
AFTfRNOON
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date Miry Jo Webster, end Robert
Allda~:i~:~I Hosptt1I (C)
'if.u\f<C)
Undtrdo1 (C)
6 Matin": Don Rodewald.
odern Super1flio11, Tues ,
Thurs.
(30) Pltt.rn for llvln1 (C)
1Cinem1 36
3:30 ludly Pair (C) (R)
Mille Douatu (C) Bobby Darin
Is co-host this week.
I fat.her Knowa Best
(i1) (}) &) One life To Uve (C)
QliHn for 1 Day (C)
Hobo Kiiiy (C)
(i) Popeyt Clrtoona (C)
(lO) "Christ the Llvinf WO«I (C)
3:45 Ell) The frltndly 811nt
EI)F11turn (C)
4:00 fJ Mr. Ed; Movie: See Daytime
Movies. Tues. only.
I :/£cl)~ ::-Shldows (C)
News (C) Buter W1rd.
Geor11 Publ1m News (C)
Sesl"'t Strttt (C) (R) #96·
100. Preschool children's series.
(30) Tiie Answer (C) Mon.; 11te
story (C) Tues.; Cr11Uon Rest1rdl
(C) Wed., full Cospel Businessmen
(C Thurs.; filth In Action (C) Fri
12:00 Bouti ue (C) 4:15 • Altx Nervo Show ~ m Life With linkletter 4:10 Movie: See Daytime Movies.
Jack and Art Llnkletter. Stump the Sura (C)
Girt Tiffi (C) Betsy Palmer. News (C) @ m Bttt of Everythlne (C) Malle Room for Daddy
luncr Brif1de (C) Cartoons. The Mu11sters ® Ci) Ntws (C) ~ Miiie Douetu (C) NYS[Report Thrff Stooaea. Mon -Wed ;
12:05 ~ Ann CMchtr Show (C) The ntltones (C) Th ura .. Fri. (30) fisher family 12:30 JI ~ As the World Turns (C) EI) El Julclo dt 101 Hijos 18' @ 6 m DIJI Of Our Lives a!) Vamos 1 Vi1l1r (C); Usted y la I Poficl1, Tues., LI Sllud de Usted, ~·1 Show (C) Thurs.
(l?) A World Ap1rt (C) ~ Best of Everythlnf (C) Di1finf for Oollal'I (C) \iU Stodl Marttet Close 5:00 0 KNBC NtwstrYlct (C)
1:00 IJ '1: Love Is 1 M1ny Spltn· 0 News (C) Tom Reddin
dortd Thsn1 {C) I I Tht Lone R1n1tr (C) 11 {i) m Tiit Doctors (C) Popeye end friends (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies. 81tm1n (C) tiE All My Children (C) (6) Jimmy Tho"'uon (C)
1rt na the Market (C) Mfsteroprs' Ntlpborhood
l :lO IJ § Tiit Guldin& Liaht (C) 1 (i') Tht Munsters, Mon Wed ; 0 6 m Another Wortd -McHill's N1vy, Thurs . Fri
l1J ity _{C) (lO) Selected Film (C)
m cm rn Let's Mah a D•I (C) I Dos Callos en Paltnque
tommodlty Report The Rifleman
St1rllna Th11ttr (C) Notldu 1:501 f11hions in Sewinl (C) Bewitched (C)
2:00 I Secret Storm (C) 5:30 ~el W1rm·Up (C) Wed. only.
· 6 m Brlpt Promise (C) W ABC News (C)
1 a) Newlywed G1mt (C) The Rul McCoys
• Movie: See Daytime Movies. 1 Abbott end Costello
2:30 . , Eda• of 'fl1ht (C) Gllll11n'1 Island (C)
, 6 m Another World (6) This Oey 1970 (C)
Somerset (C) : Arf Studio, Too ~ CookfiJ,n 1C) Wed. only. C11 News/Sports (C) <DJ aJ Dalin& G1me (C) i)Pastor'a Deg (C)
d W1I 1mson auests Wednesd1y. • Comtcos Y C.ndonu
Jo Ann Pflug auests rndly. I . Perapectln (C)
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A unique concept, coupled with the tech-
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enable television viewers to wander through
the world and mind of songstress Lainie
Kazan, in a special KTLA television pres-
entation-"Come With Me ... Lainie Ka-
zan'', a first-run, musically-oriented hour on
KTLA's Showcase 5, Sunday, August 2 at
7 PM.
The entire show is built around the vocal
talent and beauty of Lainie Kazan. who got
her big break while under-studying Barbra
Streisand 1n the Broadway production of
"Funny Girl," and has since gone on to
record-breaking success.
Departing from the usual concert stage
format of so many one-star musical presen-
tations. producer-director Lawrence Schiller
takes a photo-journalistic approach to let
the cameras poetically portray what goes on
in the mind of a performer t>efore, during.
and after a performance.
When Lainie renders tl!e lyrics to "Sun-
ny," the viewer secs the conjured-up images
in her mind of a wooded glen and a wind-
swept Malibu beach. "The Trolley Song"
brings to focus a mental picture of Griffith
Park's Traveltown trolleys in action; and
"ff You Go Away" is portrayed with mel-
ancholy scenes of rain again~t a window-
pane and young lovers wi<1tfully walking
through a meadow.
A brief documentary-type segment show-
ing the last-minute, behind-the·scenes chaos
caused by make.up anists, hair·dressers. and
musicians leads Lainie into "Going Out Of
My Head" as she steps into the spotlight.
Other highlights include a rehearsal of
"Somewhere" which, through camera magic,
is transitionaliud into o polished concc; 1
version. "Love," "Flower Child," and a
medley of George Gershwin's "Porgy" and
"Sum~ertime" are also featured songs.
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ICNBC Los Angeles, lhe NBC Television Sta-
tion in Southern Callforni.ii, will introduce oi
new nightly news lineup Mondily, Aug. 3. Tom
Snyder, former Los Angeles television reporter
presently with KYW-TV In Philildelphioi, returns
to initiate oind .iinchor • full-hour news report
from 6-7 PM week nights.
The 32-year-old newsmoin launched his
bro.idcutlng c.ueer on WRIT Milw.iukee while
sllll .i student at M.uquelte University. He .ilso
worked with KTL.A In Los Angeles, WAii-TV in
Atlanta ind WSAV·TV in S.iivann•h before join-
ing KYW-TV In Philadelphia.
Jess M.irlow will continue to anchor the
loc .. lly·produced kNBC Newservice, from 5-6
PM week nights, with sports by Tom H.iwklns,
weather by Gordon Weir •nd live Interviews
by Robert Abernethy.
The Jess M.irlow news currently is the high-
est-rated news progr.im in ils time slot in the
Los Angeles .irea.
,
POLKA PARADE GOES
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Polk.Ji Parade, the hour-long musical-variety show-seen reg-
ululy at 6 PM on Sund•ys over Channel 5-is currently being
produced live and in color from the amphitheatre at Universal
Studios' International Village Festival.
Considering that lhe amphilhealre holds 4,000 people, and
lhe Polka Paraders do a dress rehearsal show each Sunday
at 4:30 PM, and lhe on·lhe·air show from 6 lo 7 PM, more
lh•n 8,000 persons will h•ve an opportunily lo see the produc-
tion of a real live lelevision program each week for the next
9 weeks.
"We are doing our show from Universal because we want
lo give more of our fans a chance to see the show being done,"
s.iys host, Dick Sincl•ir.
"Bringing the show to the public like this is our way of
saying 'thanks' to our filns who have helped keep 'Polk.Ji P.uoide'
on the oiir for more thiln 15 ye.us. We are the 'Yoinkee Doodle'
program of TV. Our show reflects the mainstream of American
lhinking; "nd sometimes, it is good for us to be "ble to read
th .. t thinking lhrough closer personoil cont.tel with lhe "udi-
ence," Sinclair continued.
Trombone Pl•yer Phil Gray; Cluinel Player Ole Svensen; Boinjo
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUSl I . 1970
SUNDAY
AUGUST 2
M 0 RN I N (~
I ;ospel Music (C) I Cine tn Su Cau (30) Selected rum (C)
Rnlv1I Firea (C) V1ried1du Musiules • Golden Yeara (C)
~ lllttuyn Kuhlman (C) 11:10 QjJ Dodeer lueb1ll (C) 4:00 Viewpoint (C) Jere Witter. An" Tom ind Jerry (C) Oodeers vs. Expos 1t Montreal, On C.mpus (C) (R)
I P1n:r~:'0Latlno en Domlnao 11:30 ~a/.~1 It Like It Wu (C) ~:~:l~~~•renee (C)
9:30 Today's ~eliaion (C) 0 (3) Discovery (C) (R) "The T~per
This Is the Lite (C) ~nee Fliherman ·• Lar1111le (C)
• Gene Autry (C) O Movie: "Th• Return of Frank hy Draw?
Dudley Do·Rieht (C) J1me1" (western) '40-Henry Fon • Bronco
Tht Clulstophers (C) 16 Oral Roberts (C) d1, Gene Tierney Aarlculture Rt1>0rt
The Bible Answers (C) B1tm1n (C) 4:15 Nancy ind Her Tllklne Doll
Give Us This Dey (C) 10:00 Steps to L.11min& (C) 4:30 Newim1ker1 (C)
Tom and Jerry (C) My Favorite Sermon (C) Or. • lt'a Academic (C)
Mr. Wishbone (C) . rteg Simon, Church of Religious 12:00 8 Face tile Nition (C) T.H.E. Cat (C)
Sacred Heart (C) Science, Santa Ana, euests. Movie· "I'll Never hr&•t You" • ~lbpoptty ,cc~&stello 7:15 The Christopher• (C) I Hour of Power (C) ·, .w "° 7:30 Batmen (C) @CV Fantestlc Voyace (C) (drama) ~I-Tyrone Power, Ann Samson (C)
• Jimbo (C) MO¥ie: "Tiit Slanal" (drama) Blyth, Michael Rennie. Dennis 6 1 W11on Train (C)
Music l tile Spoken Word (C) ski-Alexander G1vr1c, Mina Tasin· ~~ntiil_ly Sex (C) NFL Action (C) Herald of Truth (C) Lrn elente con las Elcuelu Revivel fires (C) W Christ Is Ult Answer (C) lJ.]J Stones of Success Rea Humbard Show (C)
8;00 Limp Unto My f eet (C) ~ (6 i Faith for Today (C) fn 6 Feature Fil~: ::Abbott & 4:45 Why/Kida!
Underdoe (C) 'I (j) Camera Three (C) Costello Meet t~e. Killet 5:00 KNXT News (C) Clete Roberts.
Cathedral ol Tomorrow (C) 10:30 A Time To Speak (C) a!> Drama Dominical Sp11k Up (C) Stan Atkinson
01y of Discovery (C) · Q.j Ci) m Guideline (C) "The 12:lO tJ MU Tmll & Field Meet ~C) Mister M1100 (C)
Wonder1m1 (C) Orua Aee." A four-part senes pro-lnlemattonal Meet '" Stockho m, Sunday Movie: (C) "The lion" · Sweden Allen Revival Hour v1drna information on the dangers O Mo 'e· "The Fift•tin& Guards· rama) '62-Wtlliam Holden. Cap-r: Davey & Goliath (C) of drug usage In Part One, "It ., vi · • .,. . uc1ne, Trevor Howard Youn& 1ir1 llv-
6 Sod Is Ult Answer (C) Could Happen to You," students in men (advent~re) 45-Wtllard Par ina with her mother and hunter
Town HaU Meelln& (C) a high school assembly receive rn ker, Anila Louis stepfather in AfrlCa has an excessive
8:30 I look Up 1nd Live (C) formation about drug add1ct1on ~Oral Roberts (C) atlachment to a lion she has raised
• Mra Alph• Bet (C) O ~ 00 Spider·M•n (C) 1 Underway for Peace (C) from a cub.
Sund11 Story Time (C) m (j) Dod1er Dugout/Warm· : Sesame Street (C) (R) # 91 9~· fJ Marlhal Dillon
• Movie: (C) "The Tlrtarg" (ad· i ( ) A frve·hour replay of last week s m Creature features: "The Wolf
venture) '62-0rson Welles, Victor flltJt for Today (C) 1•00 lprogm~ t th P (C) Man" and "The Mummy's Hand "
Malure. 11:00 • Proj1~~ He.ad Start (C) I · . sier10: Ho~me~eTht1tre llJ Patty Dulle m Kathryn Kuhlman (C) Move. (C) "The Merry Widow" Public Service f ilm (C) @ Seven Arts Thutre: "II Hap <i7l (l:' This Is the life (C) (rom1nce) '52-lana Turner, Fer 1 (:l) NASA Pruenti 1,., "A New pened to Jane •· Doris Day I (j) full Gospel Revival nando Lamas '"" Hob Nob With Bob 9:00 C.mere Thru (C) I Home Buyers• Qulde (C) look at an Old Planet." I Skippy (C)
The Christophers (fil 3 Bullwlnlllt (C) I Festival en Madrid • lne en su Casa
Day of Discovery (C) Chu re in the Home (C) 1 :JO NFL Action (C) , This Is the life (C)
Campus Profile (6) first Beptlst Church (C) lnternitional Zone (C) • OominJOS Gia•ntea 071 (]) Issues l Answers (C) .1:30 ~J CIJ Am1teur Hour ~C)
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Voice ot Calvary (C) All · ,.&
C 6) Future Film: "Man 1n the ·American ""lleae S ow (C) A hur Godfrey hosts Dark " Barbara Shelley, W1t11am 0 Sports Special (C) "Portrait of Sylvester ~ Sundey Double Movte: "Chic a Rodeo " The stoiy of rodeo 1s lold
ken Eveiy Sunday" and "Gorilla at throu&h the words of competing Laree." cowboys at lhe Red Bluff Roundup
I
Frente • la Vid1 (CJ evenls.
American Problems (C) m McHele's Nevy
1 :45 Do deer Scoreboard (C) Bob Strock Pmenta
2:00 Tiie Siesb Is Over (C) Misteroaers' Nei&hborhood (R) (30) fisher family Station lo Station (C) lfi Aariculture USA (C) J 3 Ci) Wutchuter Golf D f I ssic ( ) Finals of the $250,000 ay 0 D scovery (C)
tournament from the Westche,ter
Country Club 1n Harrison, New York
I The World Beyond
Country Music Time (C)
Musica y Pal1bru
The Answer (C)
2:15 Movie: "Invisible A&ent" (mys
lery) '42-John Hall. Ilona Massey,
E V E NING
6:00 tJ ~ CBS Evenfil& Newa (C)
(30) Roaer Mudd
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2:30 tJ Conversation With a Psychi•·
lrlat (C) Dr. Edward Starnbrool\.
Im Frenll McGee (C) (30)
Polb Parade (C) (60)
The Groovy Show (C) (60)
Anim1ls, Action ind Adventure
i (30) "Elephant Capture "
(6) World Tomorrow (C) (30)
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I Est1f1 de Amor
Tltt Christophers (C)
3:00 Insider Outsider (C) The Watts
Summer Festival is discussed
I Aarlcultu re USA (C)
Chiller
Colt .AS
(6J Feeture Film (C) "Gun for
a Coward " Fred MacMurray
3:3011fl ~;:.~~::;:;.~;d~i";"''
Youth ind the Pollet (C)
(i) film features (C)
What's New (C) (30) (R) "Lona
Trarn West."
(30) Hour of Power (C) (60)
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The Invaders (C) (60)
( 6 Meet the Press (C) (30)
: Playln1 the Guitar (30) (R)
Ci) Tall! to the M1naaer (C)
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a:3o o 9 oo m am eosb, <t> <3o>
(R) "lutes la Rules.'' Chet Kincaid
takes on the battle of school ad
ministration red tape.
m Woftd Adwnture (C) (30)
World Tomorrow (30) "Trade
ar?" 0 ShowuM S (C) (60) "Come 1 With Me . . Lainie Kazan " With Ma1i11tillano J Cer1ota (30)
the blendlna of film and video 9:00 ~ CiJ Co,.tdy Tonl&lll (C) (60) Robert Klein stars. tape, TV viewers wand er through the Q @Ci) m 90111nz1 (C) (60)
world and mind of songstre~. (R) "A Matter of Circumstance." Lalnie Kazan. 0 (jJ) (l) G) Land of the Giants Little Joe is injured by a fright· ~ (60) (R) "Chamber of rear." ened horse.
T ·• ts ho h•"• t 1 1 0 (fi) m G) ABC S1&11da, Movie: wo g1 .. n • w ..... s o en a va u· "$ec:ondlfr' (R) (suspense) '6&-
able diamond. capture Fitzhugh and Rock Hudson. Salome Jens. A man
i rison him in a wax museum. Rat Patrol JC> (30) is suddenly transformed from one life to another. 1sttc1il I p Aa•inst the Ctisi• 1 News (C) (30)
( ) (60) A study of the turmoil at Manioll Forum
Isla Vista. Art Seidenbaum moder· Tiit for...t• Sica (60} (R) "The ates, •1-ti} 00 frank M"ee (C) (30) White Mon~ey." m Speailatlon (C) (60) (R) "A ITV MUSIC.II Ossart (C) (30)
C t. W'th R b rt M H t h 9:30 • Nen (C) (JO) onversa !on I o e . u c • 0.rin& Ven1uret (C) (30) fns," chairman of the Fund tor the R. epublic Inc and its Center for Collltnbrios J Celebrid•dts (C) ' ·· . . 9:4S ( ) Musicale (C) t~e Study of Democratic I nslltu· lO:OO &'Ill Nit'-"' Mission lm""'•.Ublt (C) hons, Santa Barbara. · .. ~ U!J. ~
i ) Pattern tor Uvine (30) (60) (R). Jui:i Phelps poses as. a
Teatro fantastfco (C) (60) . drug .addict 111 ~rder to. go behind
Space in tht Snentiea (C) (30) the iron wrtain. Jessica Walter
"A New ~ook. at an Old Planet." Qes~@ m Tiie Bold Onts (C) tiID Dall ltaha ton Amore (60) (60) (R) "Point ol Honor." Brian
7:30 IJ ~Ci) To Rome, With love (C) Darrell refuses to act as defense
(30) (R) Mike Endicott talks to the attorney for a wealthy youth
mother of a student with a crush I m News (C) (30)
on him. Heather Menzies and Nina • Let Mt Talk To ..• (C) (60)
Foch guest. Oral Roberta (C) Q ~ 00 m Wonderful World of : Evenin& at Popa (C) (60) Jau
Disney (C) (60) (R) "Menace on pianist and composer arranger
the Mountain." Part I of two parts. George Shearing guest'
Orama based on actual events at the m Gran Teatro (60)
close of the Civil War, telling of a young boy's struggle to protect t11s 10:30 0 The World Tomorrow (C) (30)
family's home and property. m Movie: "Somewhere in tlle O Million $ Movie: (C) "Rtlap· Nlcflt" (drama) '46-John Hodiak,
sody'' (drama) '54-Elizabeth Tay· Nancy Guild.
tor, Vittorio Gassman. John Erick· m KATHRYN KUHLMAN son, Louis Cathern. lonely he1res.s
spurned by a violinist marries a * (IN COLOR)
piano student. ID Pusport to Travel (C) (30) ID Kathryn lluhlman (C) (30)
'The Colorful Mid-Americas.'' 11:00 l)Q!J 00 News (C)
t'E Voice of the Hour (30) I Q-1 @ News (C) (30) Quest for life (30) cathedral ot Tomorrow (C)
8:00 I)~@ Ed Sullivan (C) (60) @ 00 (E) News (C)
(R) The Fifth Dimension, Imogene Willi•m F. Bualew (C)
Coca. Sandler & Young, Richard Oral Roberts (C)
Tucker, FerrJnte & Teicher, Ron Something Else: "Profile: Kid
Carey and The feller Brothe1s and Haffey," Philadelphia 1az2 singer
Dodo guest. 11 :15 @ 00 Western Tl•Htre: "Two
0 ROLLER GAMES-L' 1 (C) Guns and a Badge." ive. 11:.iO IJ Movie: (C) ''The Qirl Who * T·BIRDS vs. DETROIT Knew Too Much" (drama) '68 -
O Roller G1mes (C) (2 hr) T ·Birds Adam West, Nancy Kwan.
vs. Detroit Devils. 0 Sund1y Tonich1 Show (C) (R)
0 @ Cl)® The FBI (C) (60) Raquel Welch. David frye, Cary
(R) "Boomerang.'' Oil millionaire Lewis and the Playboys guest
refuses Erskine's assistance in deal 0 Movie: "Elpttsso Bongo" (dra
ing with the kidnapers of his es· ma) '60-laurence Harvey.
!ranged son and becomes their 0) Movie; ''Gervaise" (drama) '51
hostage. Carl Betz, Brooke Bundy, -Maria Schell.
Jell Bridges and Nancy Wickwire @ 6 J Insight (C)
guest. ~ The Ch1istophera (C) m Movie Greats: "Out of the Past" 12:00 0 Film fe1ture (C) "Nol a Pretty
(R) (drama) '47-Klrk Oouatas, Picture.'' Jimmy Durante narrates
Jane Greer. 1 :00 I) Movie: "lure of tht Sw1mp"
I He. S1id, She .s~id (C) (30) (adventure) '57 -Marshall Thomp
Pattern for l1v1n~ (30) son. Willard Parker, Joan Voh$.
I sriciAL I Wl\ere s tht Baell of 0 Sp11kinc fretlJ (C) Guest is
the Merry-Ge>-Aound? (~) (60) ~t· David Ben Gurion, fo1mer Prlmie
ress Paulene Myers bnngs to l~fe Minsters of Israel. figure~ lrom Negro legend and his· ID Movie: ''The Burning Crou"
tory in a telecast based on her (drama) '47-Hugh Daniels.
one-woman show. 0 K · C) Q!J) Seleded Film (C) (l l,4 hr) 2:00 · NBC Newserv1c.e. (
W CarrouStl Mexicano (30) 2:30 1J New1/Glvt Us Th11 01y (C)
'Up Against the Crisis'
Why is Isla Vista in a !>late of turmoil'!
Who is responsible for the crisis that has overrun this small college
community?
Do the 13,000 studenti. of the University of California at Santa
Barbara deserve ra ndom blasts or do the politician .. -o r is it the
entire community?
Across the nation the problem rt:peats itself day after day, month
after month. Where docs the !>Olurion lie?
For the first tirne everyone is represented anJ will pose
his views when Metropolitan Television KTTV presents "Up Against
the Crisis," a n hour-long, open searching of the issues and events
which resulted in one of the most violent student-police confronta-
tions in any California community and the burning of a Bank of
America branch.
··up Against 1he Cm.is," airing in color, Sunday at 7 PM, on
C hannel 11 . will be moderated by Art Seidcnbaum, well-known Los
Angeles Times columnisr.
Produced by Harvey Levin, Resuknt Hull~ Asso1.:iation preside nt,
UCSB, "Up Against the Crisis" purports local contributions toward
the violence included unfair rental practices, serious health problems
due to infrequent garbage pickups, and the lack of sidewalk!>, street
lights and recreational facilities in Isla Vista.
Broader issues, however, take in the Vietnam sit uation, racism,
the environment, Bank of America holdings in South Africa, the
rhetoric of the administration in power and double standards of
justice.
Participating in "Up Against the C risis," as panelists, will be Santa
Barbara County Supervisor Dan Grant, whose district includes Isla
Vista; G . Robert Trucz Jr., executive vice president of the Bank. of
America: Tom Tosdal, UCSB Associated Student Body president.
Lyle Reynolds. UCSB Dean of Students, and Dr. Jim Sullivan.
UCSB Professor of Economics and president of the Student Legal
Defense Fund.
"If the community trcal!t our concerni. wi1h legitimacy, then they
will not respond to the poli11cians every time they c ry 'Student con-
spiracy, student anarchy'," ~ays Levin.
Godfrey Cambriditc hai. hccn ~1gncd '1y pr0duccr-d1rcctor Greg
Garrison to gttcst on the Oct. I -;cgmc11t of N IK '\ "The Dean
Martin Show." Thi:. will mark the c<,medsan\ ""' TV appearance
since i.tarring in lwo succc~:.ivc films. "Cotton Come'> To H arlem"
and ''The Watermelon Man," hnth of which arc currently ~citing
box-office records •
Jill Haworth has been signed b) prnduccr Jerrold t'rcechmm
to guest-star in ~'The I onger Trail" episode of The Psychiutrii.t,
starrin~ Roy T hlnnes and Luther Adler-. a pm lion of Univcrs:il
Television's new hour-long series, "Four tn One.''
Miss Haworth. who \tarrc<l in lhc Broadway production of .. Cah-
aret," portrays a girl who seeks P'Ychiatric help when she is
rejected by her Indian h111.han<l She joins previously signed Jay
Silverhecls and Reni Sanloni in lhc leleplay hy Charles E. lsr:icl
which Douglas Stewart is directing for Norman Fclton's Arena
Productions. "F our ln Ope" dch111s Wednesday, Scptcmhcr 16, over
N BC. with the "McC'loud .. portion.
P11e 9
NO WARDROBE PROBLEM
FOR IRENE RY AN
··I rene Ryan\ warJrobe tor the pal>t nine 'ea\on' on the Beverly
I l1llb11l1cs probabl)' CO\t lc'>s thJn Ljna 1 urncr·., bill for Kleenex on
one season of The <iurv1vor<,!"
lhat's a direct quote from a network CXClUt1vc. Irene. who'll be
appearing as ··<Jranny" for her ninth comc::cu t1ve i.ea,on beg1nn111g
Sept. I b, costs producer Pjul Henning onl y u moJe,t .. um for her
wardrobe. Costumer Opal Vils e-.t1m.1lc' rhal Irene'!. warJrobc in-
cludes four or five hlou'e', three or four 1.:otron dre!>~C!>. a half-Joi.en
,kin' and the original shoe'>. They're ;ictually ;irmy 'hoc' that lace
up. There·~ d spare pair of the ovcrs11eJ clollhopper!> 1n i.::ti-.e the
original' get lost. I rcne love!> rhem. ··M y drc"c'· .. '\he laugh-,, "huve
frarured the new, longer look-for yc;ir,1"
I rene\ reticule 1~ 1hc original also. A rclllllk 1, 'lHI of j ruck
,ack with J dra~!>tnng jl the 1op. ~ort ol a rur.il pockl.!rhouk "I'll
lei you 1n on another i,ecrct,'" say' Irene with a rwin~lc ··.-rjncc~
Spcrr~ '' my hamlrcs!>er a111.J 'he takes care of the gray wig'>. 1 hey"re
ull in the -,ame \Lyle and l"O\t about $500 each.
There are rare occa.,1011' when Irene we.1r' a different type uf
cmtume. Once she appe.1red a' C"koparra In another 'how 'he
··autl111oned" for Lc:.ter Hatt and Earl Scrugg' wearing " M .1e West
getup fl'at11ring lotl> of sc4uins In one .. cgmenl 'he m<1de ll~c Scar-
lell O"Hara with rume, and a hoop ,kirt. on lhl' nhtl..c for ,, <:;ourh -
ern gentleman. '"I wa' a hdlc 1hat wa\ never tolfcJ."" ,he recalled.
There were abo cp1l.odc' wherein Irene wnrc "harem outfit a\ wi.:11
~a ln1llcnna's tu·IU. "I ot!> of gauze and red flannel underwc;11,"'
i.hc rccollectcJ
Tho'>e were the cxcepllOn!I of cour'c fhc 'pry comedienne was
watching Phil S1he"· an old friend from \i111tlc\lllc going thrl)Ugh
hi\ pace:. again!>t J f11dcnng procc" h.1dgroumJ th.II 'howed
the Wa~hington Monument The Beverly H 1llh11lit·, were on 101.,1111.ln
for one week in May 111 wa,h1ngton. DC
"We've got some line hadground !>hor...."' ..,,11d Irene "'AnJ 11 was
nice to go had. there ,1f1c.:r Jll thehl! }CM,. LJ,cd lo pl:t\ vaudeville
there. It was so hot nne 'ummer that the makeup ju't rolled off our
face~. I wa' there in 1941) and appeared with Boh H ope and Dori'
D ay We were all on .1 n;1t1onal tour for h1' raJ10 ,how
l he Clam pell have plenty of fan, in Wa'\hington. D ( I rcne.
along w11h Buddy b en. Max Baer .ind Donna Dougl.1s were li~c
1he Pied Piper. They creatctl quite a "'" 1ln C'ap1tnl 11 111 and even
Burry Goldwa1er took them to lunch
Paae 10
T Ht:. UAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, AUGUST I. 19/0
MONDAY
AUGUST 3
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 U (C) "Desert le1ion" (adven·
ture) 'SJ-Alan Ladd, Arlene Dahl,
Richard Conte
9:00 0 "Miu Susie Sl1&1e's (drama)
'45 -Sonny Tufts, Veron1t1 lake.
Joan Caulfield.
9:30 O "Beast From 20,000 Fathoms"
(sci·li) '53-Paul Christian, Paula
Raymond m "Blood on the Sun" (adven·
lure) '45 -James Ca1ney, Sylvia
Sidney
1:00 O ''T·Mtn" (drama) '47 -Denms
O'Keefe, June Lockhart m "Four Men and I Prayer" (dra
ma) '38 -Loretta Young, David
Niven
2:00 O (C) "Two Rode Toaether"
(western) '61 -James Stewart,
Richard W1dma1k. Shirley Jones
W "Room in the House" (drama)
'59-Patnck Barr. Maqorie Rhodes.
4:30 6 (C) "Never Steal Anythina
Small" (comedy) '59-James Cag-
ney. Shirley Jones. Roger Smith
fVfNINC
6:00 6 Bi& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 TOM SNYDER-* KNBC NEWSERVICE O KNIC Newseniice (C) (60) Tom
~der. U Virainia Graham Show (C) (60)
John Gary, Don Grady, Dr Rose
franzblau, and a poodle fashion
show are featured.
~ Q Six o·aock Movie: (C) ''The
Buccaneer" Part I (adventure) '59
-Yul Brynner, Charlton Heston,
Claire Bloom, Charles Boyer. lnaer
Stevens Story of the pirate, Lafitte,
who 1ules the "'backdoor" to New
Orleans during the War of 1812.
I Abbott l Costello (C) (30)
The Flintstones (C) (30)
Star Trek (C) (60)
3 ABC Eveninc News (C) (30)
~ hat's New (C) (30) Begin·
ning today, What's New programs
are divided into two major aroups·
the first 15 romprise three seg-
ments. "L1v1ng World." "'The Quiel
Man." and "National Parks," and
the second 15 consist of "Exploring
Our Living World" and "lndepend·
ence Adventure."
~1 (8J CBS News (C) (30)
(30) Outreach Unlimited/Musicale ,
(C)
I
Pueblo sin Esperanza (30)
Win&s to Adventure (C) (30)
Teabo dt las Estrelfu (30)
Gallopfo& &ow111tt (C) (30)
6:30 Candid Camera (30)
Mr Favorite Martian (30) Cll Perry Ma$0n (60)
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SUNDAY, AUGUST 2
Dodger Baseball (C) Dodgers vs. Expos at Montreal.
12:30 8 AAU Track and Field Meet (C) International Meet in
Stockholm. Sweden.
1:30 6 NFL Action (C)
2:00 U (fil (V Westchester Golf Classic (C) finals of the $250.000
tournament from Westchester Country Club in Hamson, N y
4:30 ~ NFL Action (C)
5:30 H Sports Special (C) "Portrait of a Rodeo." The story of rodeo
1s told through the w ords of competing cowboys at the Red
Bluff Roundup events.
MONDAY, AUGUST 3
7:00 0 Angel Baseball (C) An gels vs. A's at Oakland
TUESDAY, AUGUST 4
7:00 8 Angel Baseball (C) Angels vs A's at Oakland
7:00 · ITT (i) Fight of the Month (C) George Forman vs George
Chuvalo 1n a l O·round heavyweight bout
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 5 .
5:30 O Angel Baseball! (C) Angels 11s Twins at Minnesota
8:30 1J Championship Wrestling (C) Freddie Blass1e, the Americas·
Wrestling Champion, 1s featured
9:00 ail Box de Mexico
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6
8:30 0 Boxing From the Olympic (C)
SATURDAY, AUGUST 8
11:00 AM D lij L{l Majorµague Baseball (C) Teams TBA.
2:00 6 a (JJ American Golf Classic (C) finals of the $1 50,000
tournament are played at the Firestone Country Club in Akron
Ohio. today and tomorrow. '
3:00 6 Rams Pre-Season Football (C) L.A Rams vs Cleveland
Browns 1n pre season game played yesterday ail Toros: Bullf1ghttng from Mexico
4:30 (V) (3 Red Bluff Rodeo Special (C)
5:00 11 (i) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C)
, Futbol-Soccer (C) Uruguay vs Israel
5:30 Rams Action (C) H1ghhghts of the Rams vs. Minnesota
V1k1ngs 1969 NFL game
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McGee, John Chancellor. tires at the _.e_eak of her fame.
I l•w for tht '701 (C) (30) 0 ta @ ml NIC Mo!Mlay Movie;
(i) My flwrtte Martian (30) (C) i1Sa1aton and Delilah" (R) (dr•·
i ) httern for llvin1 (30) ma) '51-Vlctor Mature. Hedy la·
Notkitol 34 (C) (60) marr. The Biblical story of a man's
Tiit DtMrt Report (C) (30) tieht to free his enslaved people
Jack Latham. and his betrayal by the woman ht
I Santa Rou dt Lima (30) loves.
A World Apart (C) (30) fJ cm (]) ® AIC Mon~y Movie:
7:00 CIS Evenlna News (C) (30) (~) "btftvtr l Rio Grandt" (R) m PREMIER£ NBC Niptly (adventure) '52 -Edmond O'Brien.
ws (C) (30) NBC News corre· Sterline Hayden, Dean Ja11er, Laura
apondents David Brinkley. Frank Elliot. Story of railroadine in the
McGee and John Chancellor, sup-I 1870's.
plemented by the worldwide statt I m David Frost Show (C) (90)
of NBC News, report latest devel· m Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) Vic
opments 1n world and national Dana. Ruta Lee. Raymond St
news Chet Huntley is leavina NBC Jacques. Bill Morrison euest
News after 15 years to head a i) fislltr Family (30)
resort project in his home state El Sltow dt Mauricio Qarc:ts (C)
of Montana. Estrellas in Miami (C) (30)
0 WATCH THE ANGELS 9:00 B elt) (i) Mayberry R.F.D. (C) * WORK THE A's OVER! <10> A lamous sculptor (Robert II An11I Warm-Up (C) (30) I Sampson) visits Mayberry and ere· fJ What's My lint? (C) (30) Soupy ates a special statue for 11.
Sates, Joanna Barnes, and Jacki E1D NET Journal (C) (60) "Hiro·
Cassidy auest. shima.Na11saki." The 25th anni
11 love Lucy (30) verury of the bomb1n1 ot Hiro·
l11t the Clod (C) (30) shima·Naeanki 1s commemo11ted Ci) Monday Show (C) (2 hr) (30) Outr1adl Unti111ittd/Film (C)
he Hanaed Man." Robert Culp. ml Natacha {60) Novela.
Ell) 0~ Campus (C) (30) "The Mad i 9:30 ti 9 Doris Day (C) (30) (R)
Morality: An Expose." Guest is Dr. Doris is in a momentary state of
Vemard Eller. Professor of Relieion shock when a French movie star
at la Verne Colleee. who contends (Jacques Bereerac) invites her to
that Med Maeazine teaches moral the premiere of his new motion
lessons that are unsurpassed in picture.
their effectiveness in this day and 0 m News (C) (30) 4
'°
. (10) lluaical1/Putor's Desk (C)
(i) Truth or Consequences (C) ii) Revilta Musical (30) l)~rist tllt llvlna. Word (C) (30)110:00 ti ~ The Wild, Wild West (C)
S1mpl1m1nt1 .Mana (55) Novela. (60) (R) Secret agents West and
That 8ir1 (C) (30) Gordon lace a killer beast and a 7:30 6unsmolle (C) (60) (R) mystery euarded by a senator
or11n Outlaw ~le Morean (Dabbs Greer) and his three sons
(Steve Forrest) holds Kitty hostaae. I m News (C) (60) Q m My World and Welco1111 to • till of tlle West (C) (30)
It (Cf (30) .. <R> ''The Wooi,ne of Burke's La (60)
Mr. M~nroe. John "!onroe s CO· : firinc Lint (C) (60) ''The Fu·
laborahon on a book with a woman lure of the G o p "
is turned. into a romantic situation I m Tru . Vidas DutintH (30) ~his wife. el) T1l1-Cin1me Ar1entino (2 hr)
An&•I 81stb1ll (C) F'/2 hr) 10:30 0 (ft)(IH:E Now (C) (30) lit. An!!!s vs. Oakland As. ·'Hi t 1 .. 0 @ llJ (!D It Takes I Thief (C) e p. .
{60) (R) "Project X." Al Mundy fJ Twlh1ht lone (30)
matches will with a mad scientist ii) Mi Matstro (30)
aboard a plane carrying a "sudden lll:001~ O> News (C)
death" machine. Wally Cox guests. • 6 m News (C) 0 Million $ Movie: "P"'"11 Call • Step 81JOnd · from 1 Str1nc1r'' (drama) '52-Ci7J News (C)
Gary Mernll, Shelley Winters. Mi· • ffiab1 9: (C) "The Silver
chael Rennie, Bette Davis. Story 1t1ct". (~r~ma) '55 -.Paul New·
about the reactions of a victims' man, Virg1n1a Mayo, Pier Angeli.
relatives when contacted by the Jack Palance.
lone survivor of a plane crash. m Movie: "Citiztn Kane" (drama)
I Truth or Consequencu (C) (30) '41 --0rson Welles, Joseph Cotten.
Perry Mason (60)1 A es Moorehead.
The French Chef (30) "Broiled Ht Said, She Said (C)
Chicken. Plain or Fancy." : World Prus (C) (R)
(30) Selected film (C) (30) · Lera Make • Deal (C) (30)
I Estala de Amor (30) 11;15 @ Cinenta 17: "Address Un
7:55 Cuntion dt Serundos known."
8:00 m Mon~y Theatre (C) (30) 11:3011 Merv Griffin (C)
uthern Fried " A young stock 6 m Johnny Caraon (C)
car racer (John Neilson) and his ovlt: ilfombstont" (western)
airllrlend (Doria Cook) are inno· ' 2-Richard Di•. Frances Gifford.
cently involved by a wiley moon I m Dicll Cavett (C)
shiner (Ramon Bieri) in running Movie: "Port of Hell" (mystery)
his illegal brew through the rural ' 4-Wayne Morris
·South Jerry Lannine also stars. 1:00 ti Movie: "Captain Sirocco" (•d·
I To Tell tht Truth (C) (30) venture) '49-louis Hayward
World Preu (C) (60) O 0 News (C)
( ) Tiit Story (C) (30) m Movie: "Marry Mt Apin" (com·
I Pandor11H (30) edy) '53 -Marie Wilson, Robert
8:05 ~i Tres P•tines (25) Cummines.
8:30 ~ The Lucy Show (C) (30) 1:15 0 Community Bulletin loard (C)
(R) Join Crawford euests in the 2:30 8 News/6in Ua Thia Day (C)
A special Easter musical
fantasy, "Peter Cottontail."
wllf be pr&sented on ABC.
Sunday, April 4, 1971 (7,8
PM).
Based on the song "Here
Comes Peter Cottontail,"
written by Steve Nelson and
Jack Rollins, the program
wlll trace the derivation of
the Easter Bunny by v sually
creating April Valley and its
inhabitants.
"Peter Cottontail" Is being
written by Romeo Muller and
will be produced and directed
for ABC by Arthur Rankin Jr.
and Jules Bass. "Peter Cot·
tontail" will be presented in
"animagic," a three·dimen·
sional animation technique
exclusive to Rankin and Bass.
• • •
The Ed Sullivan Show will
devote its entire September
20 premiere show this fall
on CBS·TY to AGVA's "Enter·
tainer of the Year" Awards.
Bob Precht, producer of the
Ed Sullivan Show, has
reached an agreement with
the American Guild of Variety
Artists (AGVA) acquiring tele-
vision rlgh1s to their first
annual awards presentation
show. It is planned to tape
the show in the las Vegas
Convention Center on Labor
Day weekend.
Top stars of the entertain·
ment world, who belong to
A.GVA, the union governing
"live" performances, will be
on hand and perform on the
telecast. AGVA's celebrity
members include such head·
liners as Frank Sinatra. Sam·
my D~vis. Jr., Dean Martin,
Barbra Streisand and every
other entertainer appearing
before the public "live" in
night clubs, concerts. thea·
ters, fairs, etc.
The American Guild of
Variety Artists (AGVA.), head·
ed by Danny Thomas, presi·
dent. and Jack Haley, execu-
tive first vice president, will
poll its 10,000 members to
name the Entertainer of the
Year, plus the "live" per·
formers and performances of
the year in nine other cate·
gorie.s: Comedy Star of the
Year (male), Comedy Star of
t he Year (female). Musical
Star of the Year (male), Mu·
sical Star of the Year (fe·
male), Musical Group of the
Year, Novelty Act of the
Year, Animal Act of the Year.
Outstanding Production Num·
ber of the Year, and Star of
Tomorrow. There will also be
a Golden Award to a distin·
guished star who has been
enterta1nin~ the American
public for fifty years or more ,
selected by a special com·
mittee. • • •
Parker Fennelly, who will
be featured on the new
Headmaster series next sea·
son, on the Network, reprises
his famed characterization of
Titus Moody on Happy Days,
Thursday at 8 PM on CBS.
H is recorded voice, with that
of the late Fred Allen, nos·
talgically recalls a w~lk
through Allen's Alley in a
classic radio comedy spot. • • •
_ Peter Graves, star of the
M ission: Impossible series,
has been signed to guest star
on The Tim Conway Comedy
Hour. The new fast paced
comedy-varietr series pre-
mieres Sunday, Sept. 20 at
10 PM on CBS. • • •
Actor-photographer Roddy
MacOowell, as a self-seeking
lawyer, and Keenan Wynn, as
a campus policeman, have
guest roles in an episode of
Medical Center dealing with
campus disorders to be
filmed for fall broadcast on
CBS. Other guests include
R<?Y Glenn, Eugene Peterson
and Richard Stuart. • • •
Barbara Minkus, who played
Lucy in the original Broadway
cast of 11You're a Good Man.
Charlie Brown," has a guest
role as a woman clown who
sues a physician for malprac-
tice in an episode of The In·
terns" being filmett for broad·
cast in the fall on the CBS
Television Network. Other
guests include George Griz·
zard, Ned Glass, Hamilton
Camp and Judy Farrell, wife
of series regular Mike Farrell.
The script was written by
story editor William Blinn.
Allan Reisner is the director.
,.,. u
TUESDAY
AUGUST 4
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
1:30 O "Only Ult Int" (dr1ma) '51
-Dan Dailey, Susan Heyward.
9:00 D "The Rod1ln1 Horse Winner"
(drama) ·~Valerie Hobson. John
Mills. John Howard Davis
9:30 0 "Alone the fireat Divide" (west
ern) '51-Kirk Oouglu. m (C) "f"ury of the Apa(ht1"
(western) '65-frank Latimore
1:00 IJ "Orders To Kill" (drama) '59--
Paul Massie, Eddie Albert. m "The lod1er" (mystery) '44-
laird Cregar, Sir Cedric Htrdwlcke
2:00 B (C) "The . Ilg Show" (drama)
'U -£sther W1ll11ms. m "Ja1uar'' (adventure) 'SS-Chi
" qu1ta, Barton Maclane, Sabu
4:00 IJ (C) "Datt •t tbe Top of the
Stairs" (drama) '60-Robert Pres
ton. Dorothy McGuire.
' I V £ N I N (,
1J Vircini1 Cr1h1m Show (C) (60)
Tentative guests include Olz.abeth
Ashley, Bobbi Martin, Scoey Mltchlll
ind two run1w1ys who discuss
their problems with Ar1eieh Rown·
1~. juvenile probation officer.
U Sia O'aoct Movie: (C) "The
B1tecattttr" Conclusion (adventure)
'59--Yul Brynner. Cheriton Heston,
Claire Bloom, Charles Boyer. The
story of Lafitte, the pirate, who
ruled the "backdoor" to New Or·
leans dunn1 the War of 1812.
I Abbott ' Costeflo (C) (30) The flinlstottts (C) (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
(3) ABC Evettina News (C) (30) Wl\ars New (C) (JO) ''Living
ortd," film study of a tar1ntul1,
"Quiet Man," mime techniques,
and "National Parks," film of Yel
lowstone National Park
29! @ CBS News (C) (JO)
(30) Outrnch Unlimited I Musicale
(C) (30)
I Pueblo sin Esperanza (30)
Islands in die Sun (C) (30)
Teatlo de las Estrellas (30)
Callopin& Gourmet (C) (30)
Graham Kerr
6:301 Candid Camera (30) ~ favorite Martian (30)
1 Sea Hunt (30)
~ NBC Niptly News (C) (30)
: Law fOJ Ute 7 0s (C) (30)
~ My f" avorite Martian (30)
(30) 1ttern for livina (30) m Noticiero l4 (C) (60) . I m Tiie Desert Report (C) (30) 6:00 IJ 111 Nflft {C) (60) Jerry Dunphy_ Jack Latham
0 TOM SNYDER-§' Santa Rosa de Um1 (30) * KNBC NEWSERVICE · A Wortd Apart <C> (30) 0 MIC N1wurv1ce (C) (60) Tom j 7:00 CBS Ennina News (C)
Sf1Y(ler 1 Walter Cronkite.
SUSAN OLIVER:
"Bl ROW OMAN"
of HOLLYWOOD
Most acircsses in Hollywood
pursue rclattvcly quiet i.porls
such as tennis or golf during
their leisure hours. Susan Oli-
ver, however, goes 1n for some-
thing a li11le more exciting. She
is one of the foremost lady pt·
lots in the country and reccnl I>
won the Powder Puff Derby. a
distaff crOS!>·C011n1ry racl' he·
tween Monterey, Caltf :ind
Bmtol, P ..
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEJ<, AUGUST I, 1970
0 m NBC Ni1htty Newa (C) (30) 9:00 0 ~ ((,) m first Tuesday (C)
David Brinkley, frenk McGee, John (2 hr) Sander Vanocur hosts. A
Cflancellor. color film repart on a recent 10,000 IJ EXCITING BASEBALL! mile tour of the Soviet Union by 1 * ANGELS vs. A's! group of Amencan lounsts Is lea
§ An~et Warm·Up (C) (30) lured. NBC News correspandent
Tom Petlll and a camera crew 00 flpt ol the Mollth (C) ioined over 100 other Americans
( > Geor1e Forman vs George Chu· who participated 1n the 1n1uaura
valo in 1 heavyweight ten·round hon of charter lours to Slben1 vii
bout from Madison Square Garden. Anchorage, Aluka, the hrst East m I Love Lucy (30) m lut tti. Clod& (C) (30) lo·Wesl M!rvtce tn history across
Q) (6' lrandtd (C) (30) the mternat1onal dateline A graphic EID Yop for Health (30) Lasttn& repe>rt on coa l mines and coal min
weient maintenance. inf commun1t1es 1s also featured
'l! ca TruUt or Consequenus (C)j EID NET f"esbval (C) (60) ''Train to
(30fC rist "" Uvin1 Word (C) (30)
1
Calcutta " A 1000 mile t11p from m Slmpl1m1nl1 Maria (55) Bombay to Calcutta becomes t
a) That Girt (C) (30) Journey through Indian culture and
.:111 ....., life. 7:30 ~'ill (J) CIS Tuesday Movit: I
''Anne end the Kina ot Siam" (R) (30) Outreach Unlimited /Fiim (C)
(drama) '46 -Irene Dunne. Reit (30)
Harrison, Linda Darnell. The story m Nat1th1 (60)
of 1 mid· 19th century British widow 9:30 ft ~ (j) The Governor end J.J.
who went to Bangkok to tutor the (C) (30) J, J. reluctantly agrees to
kln&'s son. a blind dale. Gary Collins 11uots. 0 fil (6 1 m I Drum of Jeannie (?') (JO) (R) "One of Our Hotels 0 m News (C) (30)
Is Growina." Jeannie blinks a 131h (30) Musicale/Pastor'a O.QI (C)
floor onto a 12-ftoor hotel and g) Musica y Estrellu (C) (30)
causes chaos. 10:00 1J ~ CIS News Hour (C) O Angel 81seball (C) (21fi hr) (60)
Calllorni1 Angels vs. Oakland Ath -m News (C) (60) let1cs at the Oakland-Alameda .:.a
Coun.!l_ Cohseum IO Oakland. 0 @ m Mercus Welby, M.D, O W Mod Squid (C) (60) (R)I (C) (60) {R) ''The 'Merely' Syn
"Mother of Sorrow " Lee Grant drome " After successful heart sur
guests as a dom1nee11ng mothet. 1 ~ery: ~ne of Or Welby's patients
I Truth or Conseque11<fl (C) (30) 1s v1ct1m1Zed by her own psycho
Perry Muon (60) somatic reactions to the new hap
The Toy Th1t Crew Up (75) p1ness 1n her hie Sk~e Aubrey and
"Shadows " Lon Chaney stars 1n Jason Eve" guest
this 1922 ftlm which tells of a 0 Call of the West (C) (30)
Chinese laundryman shipwrecked m Burllt's Law (60)
(;,) ::,~~;e~1!nf~)n~3J)wn fD Specu.lation (C) (60) (R) "A m Estala de Amor (30) Con~ers~hon With Norman. Cous . ins, editor of Saturday Review and 7:55 m Cuestton de Segundos Chairman of the Board of N1t1onat
8:00 0 ~ (6) g;, Debbie Reynolds (C) [ducational Television
(30) (R) . "Mission Improbable." m Trea Vidas Distintas (30)
Debbie devises a plan lo relneve a l!r.\ ,. ,..,., 1 M · 60 story which Jim mistakenly entered ~ hu•• uteano ( )
1n an award contest 10:30 0 Twilipt Zone (30)
B Million $ Movie: "f"ury at Show· €f) Ml Maestro (30)
down" (western) '57-Nick Adams, 11:00 1J 0 0 mm News (C)
John . Derek, John Smith Reformed 1J One Step Beyond gunslinger refuses to carry a gun
and IS labeled a coward-until a e Theatre 9: "Two Women " (dra
tou&h guy seizes hts g111friend as ma) '6l-Soph1a Loren, Jean Paul
an escape shield He lhen goes Belmondo
into action and wins the town's m Movie: (C) "Mother Is 1 f"rtsh-
respect men" (comed~) '49--Loretta Young m To Tell the Trutlt (C) (30) Van Johnson
ITT) hature (30) ~ Ht S.id, Slit Sltd {C)
(30) f'ull Cospel Busineumtn (C) 1 (1) Qj (6 J ~ News (C) m Chucho Awell1net (C) (30) · lefs Mth a Dul (C)
8:05 m Hit def Momenta (60) 11:15@ C4n1m1 17: "Scampalo " Susan , who ~o-<;tar') with Ste-
phen Boyd and Rohen Brooks
in "Carter\ Arm y" on ABC'
"Movie of the Wcclo.." Tuc!>day.
Aug. 4 at 8:30 PM , h1.1s almost 5uphm Boyd i~ "ldf'd by .~rm111
as many hour<, 1n lhc air us Olivu i11 the World Ww fl drn·
8:30 0 taj (6 1 m Julia (C) (30) (R) 11:301 lf; Merv Griffin (C)
'The Divine Devine " Juha tries to · aJ 6 m Johnny Carson (C)
conv1nu her cousin (Diane Sands) , Movie: "ShCKkproof" (drama)
many commercittl pt lots. Even 111<1, "Cartt'r's Army," 011 A JJ(
so, she is comtantly uwcd by Mo11it1 of tlle WuJ.. T11estl11y "'
the excitement of Oying 8 JO PM.
··1 never get ttr~d of it, .. she ~ays. "Each ume I take a plunc up
i!> a totall y new t xpencm.:c. It 1~ 11 remarkable way to relax: because
you can lose your-.e lf ju!>l 1n the th rill of llCing above all the hmllc
and bustle down on the grQ.und. •·
Although flying take!> a good deal of her time. Mis!> Oli ver t'I not
foresaking her acti ng career. Jn "Curler's Army" she portray1> a
young German woman who work' 3\ an allied spy With her help,
rhe Americans are able 10 set up a camp near a vital darn during
1hc waning day~ of World War 11
Pa~· 12
lh1t ti 1s difficult to become a 49--Cornel Wilde, Pat11c1a Knight
movie star Part I of two parts. 0 al Diet Cavett (C) 0 ff7) (3) al AIC Movie of the m Movie: "Mirand1" (comedy) '48
ii'ell: "Cirter'1 Army" (R) (drama) -Glyni5 Johns. Margaret Ruther
'70-Stephe11 Boyd, Robert Hooks, lord, Goog1e Withers, Griffith Jones
Susen Oliver. A tough, bigoted 1:00 IJ Movie: "Ivy" (drama) '47 -
World · War II olficer is assigned Joan Fonlatne, Patric Knowles, Her
to command 1n all black unit. l>ert Marshall
I 01vid Frost Show (C) (90) I 0 News (C)
Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) Kim tOmmunity Bulletin Board (C)
eston, Allan Sherman, Jack Narz Movie: "Smart Girls Don't Ttlll"
ind Or Hale Dougherty (maker of (mystery) '48 -V11111n11 Mayo
Sptro Agnew Wiich) auest. Bruce Bennett
(30) f"isher F~mlly (30) 2:00 m All-Nitllt Show: "The Witness m LI Constitution (60) Vanishes," "Breaking the Sound
1:45 t1D film f11ture (C) "Colorado Barrier" and "The Buralar "
Mystery Mm " 2:30 IJ Newa/Qive Us This Dey (C) ,
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DAYTIME FOR DINAH
Dinah Shore is back In the fold.
She has agreed to serve as star-hostess
of a half-hour daytime program, Monday
through Friday, Dinah's Place, on NBC 01
9 AM.
It's a nl!W format for Dinah-which ho
one reason she's returning to television.
From 1956 to 1962 Dinah was lelevi-
llion's top woman of the airways in the
variety show area. She won numerous per-
sonal Emmys for her work.
She could have gone on but Dinah opted
out. Principall y because -;he wanted 10
spend more time with her children. There
was Mclis<>a Ann going into her teens and
son Jody (John David), 1hen eigh1. Re-
hearsals kept Dinah bu~y mo<;t of the week
She felt her youngi.1ers needed more of her
ti me and she wanted to be a part of their
growing years. So llhe quit.
From a professional standpoint there was
also the fact that Dinah felt lhat the show
~ • Dinah Shore and /rie11cl.1 (Fm11k Si11atr11
anti Danny Thomw ) at the Parnwl Ball.
f"ra11k Si11atr11 i.1 special gue\I for her
first flrow.
had spadeJ nearly every new approach for
the variety formal 1ha1 w~ worthy of Jo-
ing. Stari. were broughl from all over 1hc
world. The show even lravcle<.1 to Europe.
llut when Dinah founJ that they were he-
ginning to repeal 1hc1melves, she felt it wa'
another good reai,on to take a recesi.
Since 1962 Dinah has appeared ~ a guei.t
~tar on televbion, performe<.l al -;uc h hos-
telric' a~ New York\ WalJorf, M1am1'!.
Hilton Plaza, the SanJ, anti Landmark ho-
teb in I.a~ Vegas anJ other similar 11uppcr
duh~. She has also \Ung for numcrou'
benefit!\ and haJ her own telcvl\ion ~peciab
So 'hc'i. been bu~y hut never long from
home
Now Meli!>Sa Ann 111 married and Jod}
iii 16 Dinah feels she can return lo telc
vision on a regular basis.
Di"'1h Shore (3rd from right) 011 tl1e tlt1i.1 at Expo H all in OJ·ulw ll'ith her co-stars of
the benefit performcmce for UNICEF. With her art' Ede/it> Albert (3rd from le/t), M11rlo11
Brando, Sru·ch11 DiJte/. P<'lf'r U.Hino1•, Mary Row mu/ 811//y Ste. Murie'.
Even though her show will be 1elecast
five days a week, Dinah doesn'1 believe
i.he'll be tied down a.' she was wi1h her
hour-long variety show.
.. We can tape two or more shows in a
day and keep enough ahead so that I can
take breaks and even have more time <.lur-
ing 1he week."
The nature or the show ,, '>UCh that
Dinah won't have to undergo the long re-
hear~ls necessary for her variety i.how.
The program is being produced by Henry
Jaffe En terpri!>cs with Jaffe as executive
producer. Joffe 'crveJ in the same capacity
for six season~ of The Dinah Shore Chevy
Show. Robert Stivers, who ha!> produced
speciali. anti NBC'!> i.ummer iihow Showcase
'6M, ii. producer of Dinah'i. Place.
The 11ets for the show are being built 10
i.rmulate Dinah's own home.
The atmosphere will be one of a vb1t to
Dinah's hou1'e-a lovely residence in Bev-
erly Hills.
Segments may lake the viewer, then, into
the Irving room, 1he kitchen, a playroom.
or other room' 111 keeping w11h topic\ on
1he progqim
The empha"' wi ll be on scrv1cc features.
The ~how ha!> heen likenell lo a woman'!\
magazine of the air,
II will ra nge over topics that are of cur-
renl intere\t to women.
D111uh 1.r 1h1• top /e1111111' t1'111111 pluver
among show people.
"But 1t won'1 be Jll'I ii talk c;how," Dinah
empha'i1ec;.
1 hcrc'll he "how to" fcaturci. ant.I dcm-
om1ra11on'>-a "<lo" \how as oppo,ctl to a
"talk" 'how.
A' with a woman·~ magaLinc, lhcrc'll also
he regular Jepartmcnt'\.
Among areas to be covered will be fash-
ion,, diet , beauty, new protlucr.., health,
cool..1ng, '>C" 1ng anJ numerous other fields.
Slivers and Jaffe have assembtcd a re-
'carch staff who will delve into all these
area'i.
They'll go to cxpcrtc; to help answer
women\ que~11ons-pcdia1ricians, child psy-
ehologl\1', gynecolog1M\, ob,tctricians, psy-
ch1a1ri'''· marriage coun,clors, fa!>hion de-
,;gncr,, bcauly expert!>, hair styli~t,, and
many more.
The latest wrinkles In diets (including
ho"" 10 prepare a gourmet meal for the
famil y wi thout their ever \Uspccting it\ diet
meal), thc making of a woman's own
dothc\, 'p.:cial recipes, marital and pre-
man1al problems, 10vc'it1gat1on of con,umcr
go0<Jt., how-to hair stylc,-thc\e are typical
ol \Onie Of the \hOW 'ubjectc; ranging rrom
thi: pill to home de1:oration.
There'll al~o be entertainment blended
into the 'how Mi's Shore wi ll sing at least
one numher on i:uch program. Guests
lrorn 1he -;how bu\lnc" world will also
en1crta111-or a movie \tar may show how
'he tlc"g"' and \CW' .. ome of her own
tlre~\C\.
The Kuesls on the program will include
not only e>.pi:rl\ and ~pcciali~1' but cclcbri-
11e' and luminnnc\ from lhc arts. poli tics,
'how hu,inc'' and '>port~.
It 'II keep her hu,y even 1f not :" h11<1y
,1, on her varic1r 'how\
8111 Mi.,, lihorc i' 11\CJ to <I lull !.Chctlulc
She !>tarred singing professionally for a
local rntlro ,talion in her 'ophomorc year
al VanJcrh1ll Univcr\1ly in her hometown,
N11,hv1llc, T cnn. Du11ng a i;umml'r vuca-
11on, 'he mudc the New York rounJ, und
l.inded another radio 1oh
Af1cr graduation, Dinah again headed
tnr New York anJ radio A variety ol s1ng-
1ng 'POI\ followed which led to a thrce-
}ear \lint on Eddie Cuntor\ NBC ra<.110
'how fhc ~h~hl1\hctl hc:r as a na-
11orw l \tar
Pa1e 13
W E DNESDAY
AUGUST 5
For morning and afternoon
li1tin1s, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
tor your convent ence, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
fVfNINf,
5:30
0 NO. 1 & NO. 2 CLASH! * ANGELS vs. TWINS!
6:001J Ii& N ... (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D TOM SNYDER-* KNBC NEWSERVICE 0 KNIC Ntwaerllce (C) (60) Tom
~der. U Anpl 1 ... i..11 (C) (21/z hr)
Callfomi1 Anaels vs. Minnesota
Twins at Minnesota. fJ Sil O'Clod MO¥it: (C) "Nipt
l :SO O (C) "T1lt Man from litter Peoplt" (drama) '54 -Greaory
Np" (western) '5~ex B•riler, Peck, Rita Gam, Broderick Cr•w·
Stephen McN1lly, Mara Corday. ford, Anita Bjork. The U.S. Army
counter-intelliaence colonel works 9:00 D "Dule of Wat P'olnt" (drama) to obtain the release of 1 kid·
'31-Louis H1yw1rd, Joan Fontaine. napped G.I. held in Eut Bertin.
9:30 B ''TIM &tt1tle Art of Murder" l Abbot & C.11eilo (C) (30) (dr1ma) '62-Michele Moraan. Rich· Tiit Flintstones (C) (30)
erd Todd. Star Trell (C) (60) m ABC Evenloa News (C) (30) m .. Allu Mama" (drama) '35-Miers New (30)
Katharine Hepburn, Fred MacMur (f) CBS News (C) (30)
ray. ( )lf11treed1 Unll111ltld/Muslult
1:00 0 "l.Ht Train From Madrid" (dra· I (30) ma) '37 -Dorothy Lamour, Lew Pueblo sin Esper11111 (30)
Ayrts. W1ndtrlust (C) (30) m "fanny by Gasli&ht" (drama) Tutto de laa Estrtllu (30)
'li-James Mason, Phylhs Calver1 Gallopln1 Qour111at (C) (30)
Graham Kerr. 2:00 B "Move Ovtr, Darlin(' (com· 6:301 Candid Ca1ttra (30) edy) '63-0orls 01y. J1mes Gar·
ner, Polly Beraen, Thelma Ritter, ~Favorite Martian (30) I
F C Pany Maaen (60) red lark. 6 NIC Nlptly News (C) (30) m "frufl from Paris" (musical) : uw tor tllt 70s (C) (30) ''SS -Forrest Tucker, Margaret (f) My Favorite Martian (30)
Whitina j (30) Tattern for Livia& (30)
4:301J "fall Story" (comedy) '60 -a;, Tiit Desert Raport (C) (30)
Jene Fonda, Anthony Perkins. I Jack Latham.
BRITT JN BRIT AIN-Bri11 Eklattd Is In tlw 1ius1 lineup
of tit~ W«lntlday, Aug. $ dltlon of "l'htt Des O'Connor
Show, .. the don-hastd Summtr sttlu col<N'<'tut on NBC'1
Kroft Music I at 9 PM.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST I , 1970
I Sa11ta Rosa de Lima (30) 1
1
A Werkl Apir1 (C) (30)
7:00 C8S Evenin& News (C) (30)
elter Cronkite. I 0 a;, NBC Nl11tt11 News (C) (30)
Devid Brinkley, frenk Mc:GH. John
Chancellor. B Wll1t'1 My Line? (C) (30) Soupy Siles, Joanna Barnes and Jack
Cassidy 1uest.
11 I.owe LUCJ (30)
Belt tl1t Clodl (C) (30)
Hip and Wild (C) (30) ~ace (C) (30) "Orbit1I Pho·
D @ 00 m Klaft Music Hall (C)
(60) Host Des O'Connor welcomes
Bobby Vinton. Sacha Distel, Harry
Secombe and Britt Ekland.
0 ()7} (I) (E) The Everly Brothers
(Cj ~) Guw are Bobby Sher·
man, the Ike ind Tina Turner
Revue, Melanie and Fred Smoot.
(30) Outreach Unlimited/Film (C)
(30)
g) lox de Mexico (60)
ml Natadl1 (60)
9:30 fJ m News (C) (30) ir~hy'• . Trd or C.nMquenctS (C) m The Ntwtlcal Muse (C) .(30) A
i) rlst Ille l.Nin& Word (C) (JO) musical look at the news w1tl\ Len
Si•plt•errtt Merta (SS) Chendler ind Lew Irwin.
Tblt 51rl (C) (30) (30) Mualcale/hstor's Ottk (C)
7:30 ~Ci) Wllere's Huddle (C) (30)
( ) Animated cartoon about two 10:00 B 3 Ci) Hawaii five-0 (C) (60)
m. 1rried ..!..'° football players. (R) A boy ls kidnapped and a r•n· 0 ~ llJ m The Ylr&inian (C) som of $300,000 IS demended.
{§(>) (R) "Ride to Delphi." Angle Geoffrey Thorpe and William Zuck·
Dickinson. Harold Stone and Bernie ert auest.
Hamilton auest In a drama of 0 QJ@ a;, Then Came lroason
cattle rustlina. (?) 1&<J) (R) "Two Per Cent of
0 (l) Ninny and the Profeasor Nothina." Bronson becomes em· (?) (30) (R) "A Fowl Episode." broiled In a wildcatter's obsession
The Everetts have trouble with to brln1 in an oil strike. Steve nei&hbo~ when Prudence's rooster Ihnat and Patricia Quinn auest.
starts CfOWing nocturnally. D m News (C) (60) fJ Million $ Movie: "lilly Budd"
(adventure) '62 -Robert Ryan, fJ (ii)(}) G) Tiit Srnotlltra l roth·
Peter Ustinov, Melvyn Doualu. A •rs {C) ~)
mman struules •aalnst the ty· fJ Call of tllt West (C) (30)
ranmcal rule of commandin1 of-m lurte'• law (60)
fictrs on a 1797 Bntish Warship E21) nlrt•n A,ilnst Fite (60) "The I Trutll or Cona.iutncts (C) (30) Scl\oolmaster." A provincial school·
Ptrry Muon (60) master suddenly loses control ind ~ Miss Wool of AmarlCI Spe· revuls the lie he II.ls been livlna ~ ~ ~~ Sip (60) (A) g) Trts Vidas Distintas (30)
(lO) Selected Alm (C) (30) e:> Tela-Cint111a Espanol (2 hr)
I Estlfa de Amor (30) 10:30 fJ Twili&ftt Zone (30)
7:55 Cuestlon dt St1undos EE Ml Maestro (30)
1:00 ~ Gomer Pyle (C) (30) 11:00 IJ 9 el N (C) (A) Gomer gets a reputation as a · ews
swinaer after his picture appears D ~ (6) m News (C)
with a bevy of beauties in a men's 0 Ont Step l t,ond
magazine. , D (i1) CD News (C)
0 (l) Tlle Cow1sfllp., of Eddie s B Tlleatr1 9: "Tht Baahful Ele·
Father (C) (30) ~R) ~oney I~ a Pliant .. (juvenile) '62-Molly M1ek, Ave·letter Word. Eddie receives Helmut Schmid. , abuse from his schoolmates for re-. .. ., turning a larae sum of money to its m Mov1t: forbidden Stffft (dra-
owner ma) '49--0ana Andrews. Maureen m T~ Tell Ille Tnith (C) (30) O'Hara.
{JO) The Answer (C) (30) m Ht Slid, She Said (C) el la Criada lien Crlada (30) fE NET Journal (C) (60) (A) "Hiro·
1:05 ml El Tornillo (55) shima·Naaasakl."
1:30 B ~ Beverly Hiiibiiiies (C) m lers Maka • Deal (C)
(30) (A) Shorty, tryina to e~pe 11:15 @@ Clnam1 Stventnn: "A Yank
marria1e to £lvern1, barricades in the R.A.f."
himself in the secretarial pool at 11 :30 B Qi~ Merv Griffin (C)
the bank. . . 0 @ 6 a;, Johnny Carson (C) D Championsllrp Wruttlna (C) The Cowsl Is and William F Buck (90) Freddie Blusie. the Americas' ley Jr are tentatively scheduled.
Wrestling Champion, Is featured. l!!_ests.
0 @Cl) (D Room 222 (C) (30) U Movie: (C) "Mainlflcent Mata·
(lij "Play It Loose." A famed pop dor" (drama) 'SS-Anthony Quinn.
singer 11rees to discuss the drop-Maureen O'Hara.
out problem at an auembly, but D m Dick Cavett (C)
also makes a bi& pl1y for Pete. m Movie: "Tampico" (drama) '44
Nancy Wilson 1uests. -£dward G. Robinson. m David frost Show (C) (90) 1:00 6 Movie: "Boots Milone" (dra· m ~eal To111 lttn11td1 <9 (60) Jae-ma) '52 -William Holden Johnny quehne Susann, The Sister Love. S d ' Mark Slade and Foster Brooks guest. tewart, E Bealey. m Evenl111 at P'opa (C) (60) (R) D 0 N~ (C) ..
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST I 1970
1 THURSDAY
'
AUGUST 6
For morning and afternoon
listings. please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below.
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 (C) "Mfft Me Atttr the Show"
(romance) '51-Betty Grable. Rory
Calhoun, Macdonald Carey, Eddie
Albert.
9:00 U "Blonde Venus" (drama) '32-
Marlene Dietrich, Ciry Grant.
9:30 0 "As Youni As You Feel" (dra.
ma) '62 -Monty Wooll ey, Jean
Peters. m "The Bi& Opmtor" (dtama)
'"59-Mickey Rooney, Mamie Van
Doren, Mel Torme.
1:00 0 "Wicked As They Come" (dra·
ma) '57 -Arlene Dahl. Herbert
Marshall. m "Junale Hell" (horror) '56 -
S1bu, K. T. Stevens.
2:00 fJ (C) ''The .Sig Gamble" (comedy)
'61-Juliette Greco, Stephen Boyd m "C.ufht" (drama) '49-James
Mason. Barbara Bel Geddes, Robert l!l_an.
4:30 U (C) "Tripoli" (drama) '50
John Payne, Maureen O'Hara.
E V EN IN r.
6:00 I) Big Hews (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
0 TOM SNYDER-* KNBC NEWSERVICE 0 KNBC Newsuvice (C) (60) Tom
~der.
U Can you Top This? (C) (30)
Pat Buttram, Rose Marie and
Morey Amsterdam guest. 0 Sir O'Clock Movie: "Thirteen
Ghosts" (adventure) '60 -Martin
Milner, Charles Herbert. Jo Mor·
row, Rosemary deCamp, Donald
Woods. A museum professor moves
his family into an ancient house
inherited from an uncle who ex
perimented with the occult. J I Abbott & Costello (C) (30)
The Flintstones (C) (30)
Stir Tre• (C) (60) 00 ABC Evenin1 News (C) (30)
What's New (C) (30) ~ Ci) CBS News (C) (30)
(30) Outreach Unllmited/Musiule
ic (30>
Pueblo sin Esperanza (30)
True Advenftire (C) (30) ml Tutro de las Estrellu (30)
a) G1llopln1 Gourmet (C) (30)
6:30 9 Vlr1inil Grah1m Show (C) (60)
Tentatively scheduled are The Len
non Sisters, Atny Vanderbilt and a 1 children's fashion show.
I Candid Camer1 (30) ~ favorite M1rti1n (30)
Perry Muon (60)
6 ) NBC Nigtltly Hews {C) (30)
law for the '70s (C) (30)
(i) The Munsters (30)
(30) l>ittern for living (30) m Holiciero 34 (C) (60) m The Desert Report ·(C) (30)
Jack Latham, ml S1nt1 ROSI de llm1 (30)
Cl) A World Ap1rt (C) (30)
7:00 I) CBS Evening Hews (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
0 m NBC NlfhUt Newa (C) (30)
David Brinkley, Frank Mc:Cee, John
Chancellor.
I What's My line? (C) (30)
I Love Luq (30)
Beat the Ctoci (C) (30)
(6) American Wut (C) (30)
Plirin1 tt1e Ciuit.ar (30)
(j) Truth Of Consequences (C)
i ) "?lirist the Uvin& Wont (C) (30)
SimpltnMnta Maria (55)
That Girl (C) (30)
7:30 I) f9 (j) Fa111ity Atf1lr (C) (30)
CR) Buffy and Jody, inspired by a
child with affluent and permissive
parents, perawde Uncle Bill to
suspend the house rules. 0 ~ @) m D1nlel Boone (C)
(60) (R) "The Sunshine Patriots."
Daniel Boone sends Josh Clements
and Gabe Cooper (Jimmy Dean and
Rosey Grier) to kidnap Sir Samuel
Tawney (Dick Winslow), designer of
a British Fort, and turn him over
lo Gen. Rochambeau (Raoul Franck). 9 The Movie Game (C) (JO) Team
members are Carol Burnett, Vin
cent Price, John Gavin, Joey Bishop,
Chelsea Brown and Juliet Miiis. 0 (i1) G) Animal Wortd (C)
(30) "Dragons or Komodo." Host
Bill Burrud traces pictorially the
life history of the Komodo draaons
-the largest lizards in lhe world
and descendants of the pre·h1stor1c
dinosaur. fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Blood AJ.
ley" (drama) '55-John Wayne
Lauren Bacall. American merchant
marine captain 1s aided 1n escaping
Chinese Reds.
m Truth or ConsequencH (C) (30)
Perry Muon (60)
M1i(ie and the BHutiful Mt·
chine (C) (30) (R) "Circulation"
(30) Selected f ilm (C) (30) m Estafa de Amor (30)
7:55 ml Cuestlon de Segundos
8:00 1J l! 00 Hippy D1ys (C) (60)
Comedy and music of the 1930s
and '40s, starring Bob and Ray,
with host Louis Nye. Ray Eberle
is special guest. 0 Divorce Court (C) (30) 0 (i1J (I) a') That Girl (C) (30)
(R) "They Shoot Pictures. Don't
They?" Viewing scenes of a lilm
she made with Don and neighbor
Jerry Bauman, Ann sets Jerry's
wife kissing another man. m To Tell the Truth (C) (30)
Ell) Wuhiniton in Rtvlew (C) (30)
(30) Creation Rue1rch (C) (30) m Premier Movie (C) (2 hr)
8:05 ml I s,1Cil1.. ! Celebradon de la In·
dependencia de Bolivia (25)
8:30 0 ~ (6) m I sfr6l1.. I Once Be·
fore I Die (C) (60) (R) A "GE Mono
gram Senes"-true life adventur'
story of ~ven amateur mountain
climbers who struggle to scale the
20.000·foot Koh·I Tundy in the In·
du Kush range In Afghanistan Ross
Martin narrates. f1 Boxl!!l. ~) (90) 0 (i1) l3J al Bewitched (C) (30)
CR) "If the Shoe Pinches." At
Endora's insligation, a leprechaun
put$ a spell on Darrin, making him
lazy and unwilling to work. Henry
Gibson plays the leprechaun. m D1vid frost Show (C) (90) ID Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60)
Jaye P. Morgan, Dodger Willie Da
vis, Bill Daily, Rebecca Welles
guest.
Eil) NET Playhouse (90) "The May
fly and the Frog " Sir John Gielgud
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and Felicity Kendall star In this
tender drama about the meetine of
a most unlikely pair-an odd,
scruffy, disconcerting girl and 1
cynical tycoon.
i ) Ratter F1mlly (30)
Ttle-Revista Mulical (30)
9:00 ~ (j) CBS Thursday Movie:
''The Anfel Wore Red" (R) (adven-
ture) '60-Ava Gardner, Olrk Bo-
prde, Joseph Cotten, Vittorio De
Sica. Story of rom1nce and dramatic
conflict in Sp11n. Durin& the Span-
ish Civil Wu, 1 worldly-wise cab·
aret entertai ner and a young man
who has lost faith in his once-
esteemed values meet In an air raid
shelter and become involved in •
series of inci dents
0 ITT'! (1) al Tom JOftn (C) (60)
(lij Barbar• McNalr, Smokey Robin-
son and The Miracles, and Dick
Shawn guest.
(30) Outreach Unllmlttd/Fllm (C)
I Naud" J._60)
9:30 Q) Ci) m Drainet (C) (30)
( ) "MiSSln& Persons-The Body."
A wad or paper and an unusu1I
ring are the only clues Fr1day
and Gannon have to the Identity ol
a young woman found dead in
Santa Monica Bay. e m N... <C> <30> (30) Muslul1/hstots ~ (C)
10:00 0 Qj (!J m Tiit Colddiatri (C)
(60) Music ind comedy, starrin&
Charles Nelson Reilly, The Gold·
lgers and Marty Feldman m News (C) (60)
@ CD m 'hie Survivors (C)
( ) (R) Riakos tells Senator Jen·
nings about the Carlyle Bank's in-
volvement in the S1nterra revolu
lion.
I Clll of tfl3 Wut (C) (30)
Burb's Law (60)
NET F1stlv1I (C) (60) (R) ''Treln
to Calcutta." I • Tres Vidas Distlnt11 (30) I Horoscopo con el Profenor Hor·
l_.!!Jtl (30)
10:30 O Twilight Zone (30)
I
Ml M11stro (30)
I I Tru Patino (30)
11 :00 Ci) @!) News (C)
(6) m News (C)
One Step Be,onct
CI) News (C) ~utre 9: (C) "Bells on Their
Toes" (comedy) '52-Jeanne Crain.
Barbara Bates, Martin Milner. m Movie: ''Secret of Convict Lib"
(western) '51-Glenn Ford. Ethel
Barrymore, Gene Tierney.
~ He Said, She Seid (C)
Washinaton In Review (C) (R)
let's M1h 1 Deal (C)
ll:lS ITT'l@Clnem1 17: "The Fuller
Brush Man."
· Q) (6) m Johnnr Carson (C)
J 1:301 ~ (j) Merv Griffin (C)
Movie: "College Humor'' (com·
e y) '33-8in11 Crosby, Mary Car·
hsle 1J m Oltll Cavett (C)
(E) Movie: "The Captive Hurt" (dra
ma) '47-Micheel Redgrave
1:00 f) Movie: "Cry D1n11r'' (drama)
'TI-Dick Powell, Rhonda Fleming. 0 IJNews (C)
(E) Movie: ''law and Disorder"
{comedy) '53-Mkhael Redame.
Robert Morley.
1:15 11 Community lull1tln loard (C)
2:00 m All·Nipt Show: "Ch1n1town
Squad," "Surprise Package" end
"Kind Hearts and Coronets."
2:30 IJ Ntwi/GiYe Us This DIJ (C)
FRIDAY
AUGUST 1
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 D (C) "The Girt Cln't Help_. It"
(rom1nce) '56-Jayne Mansfield.
Tom Ewell.
9:00 O "Son of Monte Cristo" (ad-
venture) '40-Louis Hayw1rd. Joan
Bennett.
9:30 B (C) "The Big Trffs" (weitern)
'"52-Klrlt Oouglu , Eve Miiier. m "Angel Wltfl a Trumpet'' (dra·
me) 'SO-Eileen Herlie, Basil Syd-
~· 1:00 U "The Romantk Ate" (romance)
'50--Huah Williams. May Zetter1ing. m "The Magnificent Ambenons''
(drama) '42-faseph Cotten, Aines
Moore heed.
2:00 O (C) "Band of An11ls" (adven·
lure) '57-Clark Gable, Yvonne De·
Carlo m ''Strange Trilnite" (mystery)
'46--freston Foster, Signe Hasso
4:30 IJ "Blowin1 Wlld" (drem1) '53
-8arbar1 Stenwycll, Gary Cooper.
f VFN I N C.
6:001J Ilg Newa (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy
D TOM SNYDER-* KNBC NEWSERVICE 0 KNBC Ntwservlct (C) (60) Tom
~der. U Can You Top This? (C) (30)
Pet Buttram, Rose Marie and
Morey Amsterdam auesl
O Sia O'Clock Movie: (C) "'un
GTOry" (western) '57-Stewert Gran-
ger, Rhonda Fleming, Chill Wills,
James Greaory.
I Abbott ind Costello (C) (30)
The Flintstonn (C) (30)
Star Tld (C) (60)
(3) AJC Evenin1 News (C) (30)
if11t's Ntw (C) (30)
(f) CIS Ntws (C) (30)
( ) Outreach Unllmlttd /Musicale c (30)
· Pueblo Sin Esptrenz• (30)
• The Ameriun West (C) (30)
• • Teatro de las Estrtll11 (30)
Q1lloping Gourmet (C) (30)
6:30 Viralnla 811h1m Show (C) (60)
Clndld Camera (30)
ffi Favorite Martian (30)
1 Perry Muon (60)
NBC NiptJy News (C) (30)
: Law for the '70s (C) (30)
.,, (i) Tiit Munsters (30)
(30) Plttern for llvln& (30)
g) Neticltro 34 (C) (60) m Tl11 Destrt Report (C) (30) Jack
L1tham.
I Santa Rosa de Uma (30)
A World Apart (C) (30)
7:00 CBS Evening NIW1 (C) (30)
alter Cronkite. 0 m NIC Nllfttly News (C) (30)
01vid8rlnkley, Frank McGee. John
Chancellor.
I W1'1t'1 My lint? (C) (30)
I lov1 Lucy (30)
B11t the Clod (C) (30)
(i) Cinema ShOWAM (C) (90)
''Ride to Hanaman's Tree." Jack
lord
ED The frendl Chef (C) (30) (R) Haney Kovack. M1nuel P1dlll1 Jr ..
Broiled Chicken Pl1ln and Finey." David Op1toshu A natr'9 boy Is
I (J) Truth or ConMqDtnC.U (C) kidnapped In Central America by
f Cflrllt tht LMn1 Word (C) (30) a m1dman who IMlilYH the child
Si"'Pl .. entt Maril (SS) to bt the sole link to 1 lost Aztec
rut 8"1 (C) (30) ~ft' old.
7:30 B a Cl) Ctt S••rt (C) (30) (R) u Ct111aunlsts en C.111-
P1t P1ulsen guests u 1 wily Insur-P"S ) ) (R) (R) A documen-
ance agent who 11rees to help t•ry which eumlnes the motives
Smart unr1vel the mysterious d11th1 behind the student unrest and
of a number of CONTROL •rents. violence on colleae ~mpusei-
0 m Hip Chapanal (C) (60) (R) Among those featured ire SOS
"Trail to Nevermore." John Cannon, Pruident Merk Rudd. Black P•n
Victori1 and Manollto encounter ther luders Bobby Seel ind Huey
bandits wtio leeve them slr1nded in Newton, admitted communists Htr·
1 etiost town th1t Is less deserted bert Aptheker end his d1ugtiter
than they thought. B1tin1 and tx•UCLA professor. Ana•·
I The Movie C11111 (C) (30) le Devis. Former congrusman Or ~Cl) Q) n,tna Nun (C) (30) Walter H Judd servu u the com
( ) ~he Dumbest Kid In School." ment1tor.
A wealthy ar1du1te of the convent's 0 al Htrt eo .. tllt lrlcla (C)
orph1n1ge wants to adopt 1 boy ~) (R) "Two Worlds." Joshu1
who is like h1 w11-dlsord1r1y, takes a blind 1lr1 to San Frenelsco
mischievous and unschol1rly. Robert to &•in her tight ind she returns
Lansing llJtsU. to 1 Seattle much different from B Million $ Movie: (C) "llld whit she had lma1ln11d. Mea Foster
W-ldow" (dr1m1) '54-<llnaer Roa· ~sts.
ers, Van Heflin. Gene Tierney, m fridQ Nitllt S..._ (3 hr)
George Ritt. When 1n aspirin1 in-e"An1tomy of • Murder."
genue is mysteriously murdered. a m Dfttd SuMlnd (C) (2 hr)
detective finds four suspects. i) Outreadl Unlil•lted/film (C)
I Truth or Consequencts (C) (30) Hoy (30)
'9rry Muon (60) Nit.Idle (60)
8ooll hat (C) (30) "Htrd 9:30 B m Nns (C') (30)
T1mu: An Ortl History of the ®> Muakllt/'utor'• Dtsll (C)
Greet Depression," by Studs Terkel g) Nodlea Ta,.tla (30)
(~0) Seltclld Fiim (C) (30) 10:00 0 taJ CI) m lradlft'I World (C) Bl Est1fa dt Ainor (30) (60) (R) ''A Beglnnine. a Mlddle,
7:55 a!) CUtstion dt S.pndos. and 1n End." Kevin Grent c1nnot
1:00 I) Qj m He ind Siie (C) (30) &et 1n 1uthor (Joseph C1p1nell1)
(R) Paull plays m1tchm1ker for to ch1nae the ending of • script
her unm1med girlfriend ind a nerv even thouah the movie rs nurly
ous doctor. Meriette Hartley and completed
John Austin guest. I m News (C) (60)
I Divorce Court (C) (30) a> love, American Style (C) @ OO G> Brldr Bunch (C) ( 0) (R) "Love and the Burel1r,"
( ) (R) "The Big Sprain." It's a "Love and the Roommate" end
disaster when the kids take over ·'love and the Wiid Party "
running the house. I Ptlilbln's People (C) (60) m To Tell ttle Trlltfl (C) (30) lurb'a Law (60)
fil) Clnt901lu111 (30) "J.24." a him • Trta VWu Dlstintaa (30)
about a prostitute's escape into un· • Telt-Cln1ra1 40 (2 hr)
reality. is 1n1lyzed by actor-director 10:30 El) Mi Mae.tro (30)
James Frawley and moderator 11 :00 I I ~I Newt 1C> Micheel Jackson
(30) Uft for Todar {C) (30) 6 • News (C)
I luctdta (30) I l.,Hd
8:05 • , Lucha Ubre (55) • Tittttre. : (~) ~t1tlon of tJle
a·lO . 6iiiil ~ Ho(ln'a Heroes (C) (30) umanoldr' (Ser·fl) 62-0on Me· • ·..ui ~wen, Ertca Elliott (R) The eroes 1ttempt to foll 1n UJ Movlf: ''Captain Boreott'' (dre·
enemy plot .to flood the . neutral ma) 041-stewert Grenier Kathleen counlnes with counterfeit U.S. R •n ' c~urre~ney '6) m Nlme of th• Cam• I Ht Sl6d, Sttt Said (C)
) ~.. Tllt fonyte Sir• (R) ( ( ) . (R) "The Skin Game." Uta Noella 1 tis On"
When p1tienls In African hosplt1ls ltt'a Make A Deal (C)
beain to die from polluted drup,
Din Farrell sets out to diSCOYer 11:30 ! Q ~ Merv Grff11n (C)
Who is getting wealthy at their ' 6 m Johnny Catton (C)
expense. Suu nne Pleshette ind b ew art Is substitute host.
H1ri Rhodes auest. 0 Mcmt: I "Th• Rlltttu lrted"
I Zant 8"!!. Theatre (30) i stern) 57-Scott 8r3dy,
(i7) (]) W Qllost ind Ml'I. Muir G> Ole* C.vrtt (C)
(I ) 130}, (R) "Mirtha Meets the irovlt: (C) "Dtatlnatlon Moon"
C1pt1in. • Marth• is upset 1t the (scl·fi) '50-John Atcher.
reaction to her announcement that e> Notldtro 34 (C)
she Is leav1na th e Mulrs to t1ke 12:00 (i1) (I) Nm/hut Harvey (C)
care or her mother. 12:15@ CIJ Cinema 17: "Circle of De-
l Devid frost Show (C) (90) ~lion." Brtdlord D1llm1n
Reel Tom kennedr (C) (60) Ed· 1:00 U Movie: ''Tell In Ule Saddle''
Arnold, Sue Ane lanadon, M1rty (western) '4.4-John Wayne.
Eneeb and Richmond Shepherd I IJ Ntwt (C) . lilivte: ...,..,. Mfffl••" TM ,....._. Mute (C) (30) rama) '5&-8tn Cooper, Maria
i ) n.tt famlly (30) l ish, Joan Evans.
Los ltvtrlJ dt P1raMllo (30) 1:15 Com111unlt, lullttlfl Board (C)
9:00 S Cl) CIS Friday Movie: (C) 2:00 All•Nlpt Show: "The Iron
''Tarzan and the Valley of &old" 1jor," "lhfY Came to Cordura''
(R) (adventure) '66-Mike Henry, and "Atom Ase V1mpirt."
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9 (C) "Rh•psody" (dram~) '54-EltHbeth <Taylor, V11to110 Ganman
11 "Out of the Put" (R) (drama) '4 7-K11k Oou1las, J•ne Greer
7 17 3 "Second•" (R) rsuspenu) '66--Rock Hudson. Salome Jens 2 (C) ''The Glt1 Who Knew Too Much" (drama) '68-Adam West
7 "upreno Bonco" (drama) '60-Laurence Har"ey. Syl"oa Syms.
-MONDAY ,AUGUST 3
7 (C) "T'he Buccaneer" Part I (adventure) '59-Yul Brynner 4 23 6 (Cl "Samson and Delilah" CR) (drama) '51-Vlctor Mature
7 17 3 (C) "Denver & Rio Grende" (R) (ad"en) '52-Edmond O'Brien 9 (C) ''The Sliver Challce" (dram.a) 'SS-Paul Newman
TUESDAY, •UGUST 4
7 (C) "The Bucc•neer" Conclusion (adventure) '59-Yul Brynner
2 29 II "Ann• and the Kine of Slam" Cdr1m11) '46-lrene Dunn. 9 "fury •t Showdown" (western) '57-Nick Adams. John Derek
7 17 3 "C•rter's Army" (drama) '70-Slephen Boyd. Robert Hooks 9 ''Two Women" (drama) '61-Sophia Loren Jean Paul Belmondo
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 5
7 (Cl "Nlsht People" (drama) '54-Gregory Peck. Rita Cam 9 "Bllly Budd" (adventure) '62-Robert Ryan. Peter Ustinov
9 ''Th• 8nhful Elephant" (juvenile> '62-Molly Mack. Helmut Schmid
S (C) "Ma1nHicen1 Matador'' (dnJma) '55-Anlhony Quinn '
THURSDAY, AUGUST 6
7 "Thirteen Ghost•" (adventure) '60-M•rt•n Molner Charles Herbert 9 (C) "Blood Alley" (drama) '55-John Wayne, Lauren Bacall 2 29 II "The Ansel Wore Red" IR) (advl'nture) '60-Ava Gardner 9 (Cl "Bells on Their Toes" <comedy) '52-Jeanne Crain
11 "Secret of Convict Lake" (weatern) 'SI-Glenn Ford
flUDAY, AUGUST 7
7 (C) "Gun Glory" (western) '5 7-Slewart Granger. Rhonde Flem1n1
9 (C) "Black Widow" tdrama) '54-Ginger Rogers, Van Heflin
2 29 II (Cl ''Tarzan and the Valley of Gold" (R) (adventure! '66 9 (C) "Creation of the Humanoids" (sc1·f1l '62-Don .Meaowen.
11 "Captain Boycott" (drama) '4 7-Stewart Granger, Kathreen Ryan S ''Th• RHtlen Br••d" (western) '57-Scott Brady. Anne Bancroft
13 (C) "De1tln1tlon Moon" !1oc1 f1) 'SO-John Archer
SATURDAY, AUGUST II
5 "Road to Morocco" (musical) '42-B•ng Crosby, Sob Hope 9 IC) ''Trenure of the Golden Condor" (adventure) '53
11 "The Gunfiirhter'' 1wutem) '50-Crel'ory Peck. Helen Wescotl 4 23 6 (C) "Snent Nlgtot, Lonely Nicht' <R> (drama) '69.
11 "All About Eve" Cd•ama) '50--Belle Davis, Gary Merrill.
9 "The Bl1cll f'o•" (documentary) '63-narrated by Ma1lene D1e111ch
2 (C) "The f'l111 Pennies" rmus1call '59-0anny l<ayft.
7 CC> "Fast end So y" (ro1T1ancel '60-Gina Lollobria1da
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0 Movie: "The Biscuit Eater"
SATURDAY (juvenile) '40-Billy lee. Cardell
Hickman
0 (3) Hot Wheels (C)
AUGUST 8 m Movie : "The Ivory Hunter" (ad·
venture) '52-Anthony Steel, Dinah
MORNING
Sheridan aJ Contionu y Musiu
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6:00 I Cisco lid (C) 6:25 Give us This Dey (C) 9:30 I ft 8 D11t1rdly l Muttley (C)
6:30 Summer Semester (C) "The · 6 er;, Ban..i1 Splits (C)
lmi ae and Its Speech .. (1 The Hardy Boys (C)
6:55 m Mornin& Prayer · Cuer IS J GuitarrlS
7:00 B Odyssey (C) "Psychiatry and 10:00 I ~ 00 W1clly Rices (C)
Criminal Justice." 00 Slly H1wks (C)
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Q3 (6) m. Heckle & Jecllle (C) • ovi1: (C) "The Bounty Hunter"
@ (3) Gulliver (C) (western) '54-Randolph Sco tt. Do·
Mr. Wishbone (C) lores Dorn., [rne~ Boran1~e ..
7:30 tJ Dusty's Trethouse (C) ti) Movie: ~unflre 1t lnd11n Gap O 1 C3J Smoley Hie Bur (C) (western) 57-Anthony Georae Vera Ralston
8:00 B ~ The Jetsons (C) m Pueblo sin Esperlntl.
0 @ 6) m Here Comes the 10·30 I B~s b .o (C) Grum_e_ (C) . , coo J oo
8 (11) (JJ Catanoo11 Cats (C) · 6 er;, The Flintstones (C)
• Buena Partr future (C) "Just 17 ~ ~~r&e of Juneie (C) ..
for fun." Entertainment spots such Mov!e· ICtllen from Splct
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Museum are highhghted 10:45 0 Movie: "The Gr11t Moment" m Tales of Wells flr10 (drama) '44-Joel McCrea. Betty
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I fil (6) m Pink Panther (C) 0 (6) er;, M11or Luiut Bue·
C:.-mpus Profile bill J_C) Teams to be announced
Movie: "Inside the Wills of 0 U:-~ (3) Get. It Tocether (C)
Folsom Prison" (drama) '51 -Steve a;) ftesta Me11cana
Cochran, David Brian 11:30 O @ American B1ndstand (C) m Cisa> l id Dick Clark hosts.
(E Movie: "The King's Musketeers" 0 Movie: (C) "Carson City'' (west
(romance) '65-Jefl Stone. Marina ern) '52-Randolph Scott. Lucille
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I~ JudJ Lynn Show (C)
1 :00 (!) Superman (C)
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I ~ Se~d!u"Jistintas
1:30 ~ (j) Jonny Que.st (C) CV lwln Bill: "B. Mathias
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2:00 U ~ Ci) American Golf Classk
(C) The -nso.ooo American Classic
is covered live. from the Firestone
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Nolan, Shirtey Eaton.
I @ farm Sllow (C)
See the USA (C)
2:30 Movie: "Kit Carson" (western)
'40-0ana Andrews. Jon Hall, Lynn
Bari.
I Call of the West (C)
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Movie: "The Overlanden" (dra·
ma) '46-Chips Rafferty.
I (j) Voice of Acrieutture (C)
Scope (C)
Variedadu Muslceles
3:00 Rams Prt.SUtot1 Football (C)
Gil Stratton calls the play-by-play
of the LA. Rams vs. Cleveland
Browns pre-season 1ame played
yesterday at the Los Angeles Coli·
seum.
! Marshall Dillon
Upbeet (C) Tentatively sched·
d guests include James Darren,
The Guess ·Who. The Glass Bottle,
Anne Murray, Merry Clayton, Eddie
Floyd and The Gentrys.
I ~ film Feature (C)
Saturday Movie: "The Raid."
( ) utrudl Unlimited (C)
I Toros .
BiJ Picture (C)
. T dtro dtl Sabado
3:15 @) Davey & Gollatll (C)
3:30 U Movie: (C) "War Arrow'' (west·
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O'Hara, Susan Ball, Dennis Weaver. 0 Wapn Trail (C) ~ (6) Movie: "Raw Edee" (west·
em) °5"6--Rory Calhoun, Yvonne De·
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(30) Children's Gospel Hour (C)
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4:00 I Love Luey I Travel tlle World ~C)
He Said, She Said (C)
(30) Pattern for liwtna
ArJIMd Forces Hiahli&fib (C) I S.. Power (C)
4:30 . Scene 70 (C) Host Clay Cole
welcomu Willie and The Maanifl·
cents, The Tokens, Savoy Brown,
The P. J.'s. and The Supremes.
lone John Sliver (C) I Haz .. (C)
Red Bluff Rodeo Special (C) fE Bia Movie: "Mr. Belvedere
Rinp the Bell."
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5:00 3i (I) (if) ABC's Wide World o Sports (C) 0 Marshatr DHlon m Movie Gr..U: "The liunflahtef'
(we.stem) '50-GreROry Peek, Helen •
Westcott, Kart Malden.
I Patty Dub
Hob Nob with Bob
Ci) Hiatt Cllaparral (C)
( 0) ~uest for lift (C)
ii) International Soccer (C) Uru·
cuay vs. Israel.
I Stories of Sucuu (C)
5:30 Ralph Stoty's Los Anreles (C)
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8 KNBC N~rvice (C)
Rams Aetion (C) Hi1hlights of
the Rams vs. Minnesota Vikln1s
1969 NFL ~ame. 0 I fjil(CL I Miss Callfomla Pap·
ant (C) The Miss California finals
will select a Miss California lo
represent our slate in the Miss
Wortd Beauty Pageant. Byron Palm·
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Century City.
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