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1970-08-15 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
' • • ,.~-H • -0 oc we • -. Costa Mesa ··Bonab·.Scare ~ • •• : -·· . Just Seasoning Bottle • • • I - ' • DAILY PILOT * * * '10' * * * ·.s>.TURt>AY; AtJGUST '15, l9"11 -\llOC..A~' ,... saCTIOlll, JI ..... .. _ --- • -- Badlaam P r edicts Quick Action Due On Freeway Bill 2 Ci·itical _ Waiting for a Wipeout MterToro Road Crash .· By L. PETER llRIEG rejedian o!.Jbe bilL . ., "' ~ -""' . Nl!W]lllrl -i., _,,,bile. are not TbO bill to kill Jbe ~ Pa<;iJ!c • • .faillai for the,aulcome ol the -ac• o.t """""' -llnaA II~ tiao lo.._ their~-· '-'-· . Bead! wlll llkelr ...... Uie ·-It llOor ..... ·~e ........ A Laguna llilll Lei1111re lJor1d ...,,.. ... ~ and l1lrat -fl d ,,, \ ol the retlhmenl ClllnllJllailJ ...,.. ~1 ll'Jured •11 lodor la ..__ ~ .. E!''l'oro -·t ,._ . within !4 boOn oft.. It Rta out o1 the A dtlllim' -allped lrith the TrabsplrlatlcJG Qimmilteo -if ll (tU l'tt<!it11 ~ lw filed an Intent lo out ol lhe TranspOrtalllil Committee. clmll<ole petl-.lo foftol amuJJmetit ol Aslemblyman Robert E. Badham !R-the dtT• qreemt'1t with the Stale Newport ~acb), 1pouor of !he hiiih!Y Div~ o1 mg1iw111 on the,;ou!e of the volatile measure, m.de that lft(iktion freeway ea:iterly trom Btyalde Drive to Frillay. but declliled to guess on the pro-spects of committee clearance. the clty line at the end of Corona del "We'll have to wait and count the votes Mar. Wednesday," he said. At the same time, the group fs also CommiUee bearings and action on the cirtulatiug petitions that would force a bill have been trepeatedly delayed the chadu ameoctme.at referendum that, if past month ... because of abseaces of key approYed by tbe voters, would require panel member1. fubae referenda every time the council Finally scheduled for Monday, tt was wanied to approve a aew frteway route. poslJx*d again, thlJ lbne by Sen. Ran- dolph Collier ([)..Yreta}, because of a jammed agenda. A healthy delegation of Orange Coast Interests, both for and against the measure, will be on hand In the capital, whenever lbe measure eventually is beard. Although the Badltam bill sailed through the A...,.bly, Senate passago · will be more diffM:Ult, and hlng!?S on hte all·lmportant Ttansportatloa Committee recommendaUon. II the committee turns lhllmbs down on the bill, It wtll never get lo the Senate floor. However, Badham said Friday,. ll it receives the committee'a blessinD It coold be 11011t almost lmmedlalely to' the lull Senate IOI' aelloa. II probably would come up Thursday, be said, but it could gel on the calendar for Wednesday nlgbl T~o11y on tbe bill at· the bearing may be leqgthY; ~ewport -will' certainly be well repraented, but 90, too.. undoobt.dly, will be thole opposing the bill, Uh the cities of Costa Mes1, lillll' ting1on llejich, Laguu ~ and Foun- tain Valley, Irvine Co-i;eJX_,. talim may olao appear 'l'eOOl!linendi San Clemente GI Killed in Combat General Electric Rumored Buying Rockwell P lant Bwnors penlsltd tOOay that the G<neral ~ Company It .about to purclwle the '23 mlllion North American R'ockweD pl""~ •WI undA!r construction In Laguna. Niguel .. The $23 mlllioo ziuurat, designed by William Pereira, wu placed on the mai'ket ·1a1t Fetn.ary when North American wu hit by space program cut- backs. Since then there have been "several 'Jookeri, but no , takers" for. the hu&e lac:illty dollgned to -7 ,5()0 employes of the Jinn's Autooetics division. A sPOteman for North Amedeo said rep: eseotatiYes of General Electric ~ loaked ,over tbe site four or nve months ago but were ••.,t interested.•• He added, "as d. yesterday we had no buyer." General Electric otflciats said, "No COlllll1ent. .. The -IBle rumor bid II that GE people were again at Uie lite QU.s week. Calilomla HJPw•r P•°""11!' aald ·¥udell Merrick, 'It, fl atA.Amdcfa Sovilla, dled.Jn the wrectqe of har ..- ~ '!!">; lt plowed Into tha ,.., "' .: an -driven by .fol Levine, ft, al :DllA' Yla Maiipqoa. 1""1be-aod>hl1 wile Gloria, II, • paaan. ~, in lila auto, were ru5hed «o South COut, Communlly HospllaL He wu U... ed ~ after 1dml1~on n be1nJ In , c:ritiea1 coodWoo with major lnJurlto and Ills wile was dOICl'lbed 11 beinC llf'all> fa<lo<y coodllM, Rumll Merrick. Ill, the -er In his wife's car, ls lho on the cri.Ucal lilt at Tustin Community Hospital. Offlcers said the Levine vehicle had been forced to halt while making a left band tum· off El Toro Road when.It w11 rammed Jn the rear by the Menicll: c:ar. M:rl. Merrick waa trapped behind the wlieel of the badly damaged v<hlcle and died · before <an ambulance eou1d feach tbeocene. A prone surfer, his arms outslreldled In ai>Parent despair, eyes a forbodiDR section of. wave closing fast · at Newport's fameil body 61ll'fing ilpot the Wedge. Seconds later, tons of water foretd the DAH.T PILOT ....... .,, •NI ~ surfer to the shatlow bottOD1 ,where 'he 11ate •and.'' much to lhe dell&bt o! ·1a<jjstlc spectators on tile bescb. Services Slated For Mrs. Boals • .-. _1,~ ••• , ; • .,, Funeral services bava been tet b> a 'I'm Telling the Tru·th' Linda Cries in Court T Bills D !~-g Costa Mesa woman who choked lo death 8X •~JJ.J , Wedlleaday during dinner at a clawnlown ,, rres!aurut. But Rate Remains ·rutet.ior Mrs. Alma 11ot1s. s. "- . ' 'Newport Blvd., will be at 11 a.m. "8-. . ' S .. NeWlVft't day in the BaJU Mortuary Chapel 1n ame Jn • •·• r--Coata Mesa. LOS ANGELES (AP) -"I'm telling you the truth!" shouted Linda Kuablan, her face red with anger, as Charles M, Manllit'• lawyer began a la1t eflorl lo discredit the 1Aate11 star wttnesa in ~ Sharon Tate, mlll'der triaL Although mo& relldells cu ._t.a lbe said. "I hid a vlsl:oo In my head healthy mcia.e 1n tbelr.tu bWI, the~ Ind I 111' wbo he mlly WU when I .,., -thlnsa happening," tbe·klWogs tua1 tax rato for the cl\y ofCNewpi,n at the Tait -· Beacb wW Ji'obobiy -io euclly the ICanarelt uked If perba-Mr1. Ka,.. same for lilo-711l ;Ii(...,. Dli'ector bin •UU. believed Manson w';.Cln1st when • Geor Pa~~ "l '... ' ... lhe look' be/ and.other followers;;on a sec-l!•"lorec..I •lhii ..!'.~.,.report The victim was rushed to HOii Mel!IOQal Hospital ofter bein& pvtn mouth-lo.mouth resuscltaUon but lht wu pooounced dead shortly alter arr!Yal. Oraafe ' • r c...c .. • A San Clemente IOldltr hM 1-1 killed 1n the war In seutheast Alta,, the Pen- tagon announced Frklay. Oollltruetloo of Iha mull>ltv<I plant, patfemed '1fer I Ba~ Jemplo, WU ·delayed· by lloods and lllrikea and a>• tlnues to run behlod achedale. The outbutlt came Friday as ~ Kanarek cha\len&ed lhe•petilt ll'Wl-<Yed wilneos' teatimolly !bat sbe once bilieved the_ l/IAUY·ha!red MaOIOll Wll JOllll Christ. but !lopped believing •that durill( tbt Tate killlngs a year ago. Uld fat., 1'lllcl> she says ended with the Mond1,11 wtll Mia~.• lfOOI -t liaytnp ol !Uld\Y market ownen Leno o,_ at -t~ jlllt Wider $310 and -l'l''LaBlanca. 111illlon, and a' nel• flliire of ~I' • Dead Is Sp4 Neal V. Balnl<r, son of Mr. and MrL Marllhall M. Balntee ol IM Vic:torq Ave. Re W8I among 11 service- men w&o9e namet wen releasa;! ·~y. An October I tartet data for the lint Jlhaae ol eonstrutuoe ,_ read)' 10< OC· C11J>811CY modlflcalloos-!Ju beeo moved .-to the end ol the yoor. 1'1 l\lelS you wouJd call llra viliOll /1 . . 'Bomb' Halts Mesa Traffic A home made .. bomb'' that turned out to be ,• JUiee! up oWonini liOttle held u.p traffic fot more. than ari hour Friday In COiia Me11 and brouglll I llarino Corpi bomb oquad huJtllng to Newport BoulJ!Yarll lo check the ITllOking device. Pollot llllDD*l«I hell> lrcxn the El· 1)- 1 • ... plOllves Ordnanc< Disposal team al El Toro wben a motorlat "1jOrltd that a &m<ildnC.Ob.lfl>I bad lpJI ltm1od from an auto lmmtdlately ahead of him on Slit Slreet. Ex1mln1~ ~uled Ute devlct. to be a -Inc botu. llall lllled with an .,,. ldeollfied white powder. M-Cor1>t officers Wtned the •1bofnb'' over io COlta Meas police with lhe vmlict ,that h wu batmlOSI. owcen bave clooec! their lnvtlllillloa ol the' incldellt. • ' 1Ko!" ,Mra. Kuatian shouted. "'l'm just over '288 mOUol-meantq-~f"Ule teJllJ\c 1llU tbe truth, Mr. Kanarek . . . current 1.2~ ~·will· likely !>< req,W;ed • I reaHaed the -1 saw Mr. rry. for 1m11. • k-1baf I -who he (Marilon) Earlier, • ~ drop Jlod·-betn WIL" estimated, bu\ j>•JlPll.Aid}bal the 1119- Sloe .... testllied that ohe stood aollide 70 aurpina;Ja ilol not * inU&tltd lit the T the time. I -. ate manaloo the nigh! of Aug, t He ~-there-ii only '""--·lo 1>611t,OOO and' .... t'!O ol 4'•' v1ctini alaln. w.. • ..... ffelech FrybWlkl, a -at ihO Tale · left.fpr can}'OVtr lo ~ _., -home, -bled -out the door 135,000 Je~ erl1inally hoped. and oiled before her eyoa, Ille ba1 said. Pappas Hplolned Ille iurplul-dl)ll> was M-. 15, Is oa trial for murder-clllllOd primarily .by lowerad mtilues consphaey along with SUun Atkins. ~21, from a variety ol IOUl"Cet. " • ..1 Patricia Krtnwlnkel, ll, and LesUe Van Tlit only untnowv J40tor hi Ille .....,. H"1toq, ii. ment total Is the pqbUc ulllltlel YI~, Qneltlonlnc a1 M"' Kuabltn undtr 1)1.,... complled•by Ille S~te llolM of · .............,1111tioo wu lntwuptecl when 11q .. 1114UOn that )fill Ila Included \'? the Kanartt ll'O'fuctd a ~-wftne;, and. audltcr't rtport Monday. '· ' " , aued tllat depolltion ltilimoqy be taWi • Pappo1 sald he ••ta tnlo .,Ill "" _, ._ julJ prnt111. • crua lll0,000, up lo 17.IJlllllloa. 'J 1" • • ·t • I I ., DAILY '1lOT Satufda1, AUtUSt 15, 1970 ~---SUNJ>AY .oNLYi While Ouanf1fies Last! Name l' er Poison • • • • • Betty Goetsch blows a straw into coin-operated machine which i5 supposed to tell potential drivers ·If they have already sipped too deeply of the cup. Do-It.. Yourself drunken driving tester is proposed for installation in bars and saloons. National Safety Council demonstrated it Friday in Sacramento. Macco Considers Sale Of Large Land Holdings Neiotlations are being con· Inc. and Rec re at Ion a 1 ducted fOl' the large land Environments, Inc. The San .holdings of the v a r J o u s Point housing development in dlvi!ions that compri11e Mac-Santa Ana is part of the co, the Newport Be a ch Leadership division and the deveJopment firm , a et>mpany Coto de Caza private rccrea- ezecutive said today. tional club located in Trabuco SAV~! COMFORTABLE BRAS AND GIRDLES S unday Onl y Cotton/poly- ester slacks in blue, brass, avocado. 3-7, i !l SHELVING UNITS IN ENAMELLED STEEL . -. Fred Dore.sch, serilor vice Canyon ls owned by the president or Great Southwest Recreational division. Corporation, Maeco's parent The possibility of the sale of company, sajd Macco has not Macco's ho J d In Is was been ordered to sell their originally di,scussed in July. At holdings, but the company's that time Great Southwest board of directors was con· Corp. president Angus Wynne sidering the poesiblllty of sell· said the oompany might get Ing one or more of their less for the properties tHan divisions. book value -the amount I!! 2G~~ ~ ,SJ,,· · fill® p A. 24x48xl0" 8. 30x60xl2" C. 36x72xl8" ·. BASKETBALL SNEAKERS [ 4 84 684 J 057:: A. 4·Shelf B. 5·Shelf C. 5-SheH "We are negof;iating with a Macco has put Into them. nwn1>er of interested parties Macco owns, controls or has and ' considering some offers. Interests in several larae la'nd At the moment there is no ac· hold' g I Orange Counl 1n s n y Sunday Only Sunday Only f 5 0 fi Sunda11 Only pas e un ergarmen with cushioned inner· Shelv-it·all® adjustable"' shelving units of enamelled~ spandex. Bras are natural to slightly padded styles. soles, molded suction· steel construction. Posts are enclosed, no holes sho\f. White & t I d Is ID• nylon and Lycra® \Vhlte canvas sncaker:ii: . ·1 tion pending," be &aid. which include the 10,~acre Doresch·made his ~tement s R ch th • -today follo'wing a report that tarr an ' e .... ~~c~e A, 32-36. B, 32·38. C1 34-40. Hose hugger girdles firm grip soles. 2~·6, 6~·12. and there are no sharp edges. Add storage space iq.J ;an~,d:·~CQ· -~•:lr:,'!.:L~,~=-X:·:L. .. _____ .;. ______ ..::::::::::==:~::::::::~u~t::il~it~y~r~oo;m:;,;•~r~b~a~s~em~ent, or garage. Charge it. ,"_, Macco bad been ordered to Colode Caaz, the 100.acre sell its ertemive California Sand Point development and laocl boldiogs, but was unable the 80-ac,i:e Glenbrook develop. ,... ., 'It ::C:S *1 I 61 MS& •S .. C• IJl•IWn to s.ill yout n•itd1. ment in Brea. 1 \to find a buyer. A M • bs'dl •• '.'J i:nol' Of no such order to acco SU I ary a0(1 sell,'' DOresCb declared. "And cootrols the Movleland Wax ff any of the interested parties Museum and Japanese Deu eoines up with a price that is Park In Buena Park. up to our expeetaUons, then The sales have been brought we will take action on it." about by a liquidity problem , The vice pre.aid"'& further whicti has faced 'Ma~ •nd .&lated tbal tht company Is not · Cr~al Soutli~_!il.·11~ ·tile "Co:hiiderlng selling, 'th~i-land' Pet;m teilti;~ Tr!Jl.SPOrtatlon llold;ngs · pleceme~. "We'"' C!>· went bl!)kr)Jpt. : -~defing the sale •f th~ Gfbl Southwest ls !Q..W- diViaioM .u au t On om o u s cen\ owned by P~Jvania 9f . .&1urlzaUo.na «-that includes Co., all of whose stock belongs the pro!lt and Josi. the staI£1 to the Penn C e nl r a J the.potential profit.," he said. Transportation Co. Penn Cen- Two ot such 'whoUy owned tral Tran~portaUon Co. is a divisiotis of Ma.cco Include wholly nwned subsidiary or the Leal:lershlp HoUsing Systems, Perin Central 'rallrOld. . . . ' SOS to Meet Prominent Speakers Due? By GEORGE LEIDOL Ot , ... O.Jty ,lktl Sll ff want vlgilante types . We are looking for reasonable, con- Society Over Sedition (SOS), structive people whose in· • citizen's group formed in tentions att all lawful." reaction to unrest on the Cal St.ate, Fullerton campus last "We feel we can work within .spring, expects to bring two ttJe system." Kurilich said. speakers ol "naUonal stature" SOS entered the campus to ui group's Oct. S con-unrest limelight last spring BUSYBABY® RIDE-A-BIKE* vent.ion ln Anaheim convention when the organization held a Sunday Onlt1 center. public meeting on the Cal 10 .. baby doll, all dressed up Mattflew Kurilich Jr , , State campus. Following the and raring to go for a ride on Fullerton attorney who found· meeting of 2,600 citizens who her bike. Just turn her on and ed a--i heads SOS, said, "We were outraged by activities of away she goes! Lucky HtUe ~N •1 F girls love her! J86 expect at least two featured rru itants at CS · a temporary •1 .. c" ""•rv AC1u1rac1. no• 1nc1u.i1111 speakers of national stature to building nearby militants' • address a public evening "strike htadquarters" was r.=;;::;=;:="'1'===:==:;::;:::;::= meeting during the day lcmg rared by fire causing nearly ... , eoovenUon for ch a pt er '30,000 damage. ~ delegates." Early in June, SOS hosted a Earlier this weelt former "debate rally" in La Palma d~ntist William Breshears an· Stadium ttiat drew only 500. nounced sos plans to expand SOS had expected 7 ,000 to al· the citizens' movement to 26 tend the program that would California ciUes in which have pi tted college and either a state college or university officials from CSF university is located. and UC, Jrvine, a g a Inst Besides Fullerton, sos has a legislators. Only assemblyman chapter with ui membets in John V. Briggs, (ft.Fullerton ) Santa B; r bar 8 , Breshears a1'ended, of six invited to aald. ~~spe~·k~.~~~~~~~I Kurlllch said the sos crg.anlzation has been in con· tact. with people in Fresno, San Jose and Santa Crui In· terested in formiog chapters. Kurlllcfl and Breshears are hOpelul chapters will be form· ed in all atate. college or unlvenity communttles I n Umt for the Oct. 5 conve.nUon. PUT CASH IN YOUR POCllO S.11 unwanted Item• ~ith a DA.ll..Y PILOT Cl.w.l!ied Ad. PllOHI ' ' ' ... KNITTING WORSTED YARN 4-o~ Sk<ln Wool. 100% Virgin 8 4 ~ Wool with bandy puU skein. Aut. colors. LOUNGER, TOSS PILLOWS IAun::."~:~ ... ~=·~o!ch· f 5 7 ~11.rd® (inish !1or11.l or solid ('Olor cotton: toss pillO\\·s: ('rushf:'d vclvet/11ntiqu<' satin er co tton oorduro)'. l2xl2". MODESS"' NAPKINS Srrrrd•y Orrly l~.~Q Rerular or Super, poslti\'e protectton. UMltfilf ... tlty,,..... .. llltt ... ltrt Kodacolor X ex 126-20 }18 20 tX[Klsurc Rodacolor In· 11111.matic film for both in· door I out.door UiC, & l ;-ar;n r:rQ!'Z:~ :, I f' t • ., RAID . YARD GUARD" Srmday Orrly J48 Outdoor fogger kills flying In· sects 20 fe~t away. Enjoy the, outdoors in comfort! Charge. i I. RELIABLE FRYER-COOKER Sunday Orrly 7 27 514-qua.rl electric cooker-fryer complete \\·Ith fry-basket. Has Anchor· Hocking® nvrnwttre glal!s cover. Temperature guide ls Imprinted. Llmllitd ~\lalttll1, -Mid It d••ltrt 20-GAL SIZE TRAStl CAN S11nday Only Weatherproof, rustproof p!U· tic. Snap.on lid. Molded·ln handles. 5-yr. guaranttt -won't crack l'Vl!n at 30 belo\\•, Avocado. LlmlftC ••"1llly, -.. Ill i. 1't•lttt J96 SOS hn merved the main bowl ol the Anaheim con. vcntJon e:tnt~r Kurlllcb aakf, •nt.iqlating thlt the fame or the two Jpeoken wlll /Ill tho t ,000..Seet tiall, for tht pubUc 642-5678 program Ocl. 5. • ~~~~~~~~~~I Regardinc membership for 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~;~~,a~~COSTA MESA · Harbor SOS. K111lllcll 1ald, .. We don't . ' I I I I •• Weekend EDITION • • YOI:. 6J: +IO. 195, 5 SECTIONS, 72 PA&ES . . ' . .• . SATuROAY, AIJ&UST )5, '1970 1IN CENTS ., , • GE Moving H~re? ,_. JV.iguel Rockwe(l Buy Runwrfi{l • Bodg Whomping A prone surfer, his anns outstretched in apparent dj!:spair, eyes a forboding section of wave closing fast at Newport's famed body surfing spot, the Wedge. Seconds later. tons of water forced the DAILY PILOT ...... W ............ surfer to the shallow bottom where he "ate sand," much to the delight of sadistic spectators on the beach. ..,. ... ~ penlsted today that the ~ IClaelrtc Campany b about lo pmV-the SZ! mJlllon Nortb American II«-plan~ aUll under construe)lon In Laguna NJauel. The SZ! million zlggura~ desigued by Wllllam Pereira, was placed on the Dllil<et last February whel> North American was bit V space program cut~ --smee then u.. have been "several loolmn, but no tabrs!'; lor the huge fadlill clellped lo -7,IOO employ" Leisure World Cars Collide; Woman Killed -A Lqlma Hllll LeiJure World "-" wu tlIJed Ind three other resldenta of the retln!ment community were aerioualy lojured eorly today lo a two-<ar pileup on El Turo Road at Valencia. Calllornla llJihw•Y Patrolmen aald Maedell Merrick, 78, of 292A Avenida Sevilla, clled In the wreckage of her car shortly after It plowed Into the rear of an auto driven by Sot LeVine, 78, cl 'I'm Telling the Truth' :_r::.:.::f!:.:~= Caul Community Hospital. He was Jm. ed ~ after admlssiou u beinl In of tJie firm'l Au-division. A spokmnen for'Nortb Americu said ~ .. ol General Eleotric had look;ed o~ the site four or five months ap but were "IO:t Interested." He added, "as1ot yeaterdl,y we had no buyer." G«*nl Electric officials aald, "No cOmmerit/" The I-lale nunor had It that GE people •were acaln at the site this week. Construction or the multi·level plant, patterned after a Babylonian temple, was d!fayed b)k!IOoda IDil str1kes and co•- Badham Predicts Quick Response On Freeway Bill Linda Cries Out in Court :i:::::;;i!'":"~"..: " ' -....... • ............... ,..ill!ili'! . -, . , ,,.,.. ' ·By L p~ ...... E!ll" ltuulll )(...-t• 80, tbe p•!rwtr" ID ~•~n ~ ,,.,. •u~~·~·(AP) "1' •• ,.~. " _,...., _,. •.....,. .... ,..,. t"-"11 41-.~ -m ........... was. ,bil will'• car,...11 aito ~the criUcal Jilt \,ill -,.. the N!" lhoiitecf Linda XauNan, Sh6 bu -t111it ahe oloed OUlllde It Tliolfli <lomiinlnlt7 HOopJtaJ. '!'be to tlil the adopled Pacific her lace red wlfll anger, " cherles the Tate --the lllpt of Aui. t OllJceri uld Ille Levint ~ bad Coat Freeway route throulh Newport M, -·· lawyer belan a Jut effori and saw two ol five ·victims slain. w.. -forced to' bait while makfnr 1 Jell Beach will likely go to the Senate floor to diScnidit the state's star witness in the jlelecb Frytowsti, a vialtor at the Tate "--.. .__ olf El ~ Road ,.•--It wu thin .. __ I t ol. th home, ltumbled wounded out the door •w.uu w.au &Ul.u ·Dim wi 24 ,IVW,-~ a ter jt gets ou e Sharon Tate murder b1aL and died before her eyes, she baa said. rammed ln tM.rtar by the Merrick car. Transportatloo Commlttee -if it gets The outburst came Friday 11 Irving Manson, ss, ls on tria1 for murder-Mrs. Metrkt wat trapped . behind tbe out of the Transportalion Comrnlltee. Kanarek challenged the peilte green .. yed conspiracy along with SUBan Atkins, 21, -I ol the badly damaged v<lllcle ,,,.( Auemblyman Robert E. Badham (.ft... witness' testimony that she once believed Patricia Krenwinkel, 22, and Le:slle Van died before an ambulance could re1cb . Newport Beach), 1pouor of the highly th• shaggy-haired Mans<m was Jesus Houten. 20. the acene. volatile measure, made that predktion Cllriat, but stopped believing that during Questioning of. Mrs. Kasabian under the Tate \.in; .. -8 year ago. recross-eumlnation was iDtemPled when Friday, but declined to guess on the pro-1 ~ -·,d cal t . . ., Kanarek produced a defense wftness and spects ol committee clearance. " guesr you '""" 1 t a vwon, asked that deposition testimony be taken she said. "I had a vision in my head -"' .... -·t the jury ·-ent. "We'll have to wait and count tbe votet I ~-h -·"· wh I ""'l.ll\IU ,.. ... ~ · and aaw wuu e • ........, was en The witness, who jdentified .himJelf ,u Wednesday," he said. saw tliooe things happening," the killings Marine Lance Cpl JO. Mani>, said tllat Committee bearings and action on the at the Tate home. in July 1969 be aad a friend met. MN. bill have been repeatedly delayed the Kanarek asked if perhaps Mrs. Kua-Kasabian and Miss Atkins at a belch. rui11.t month because o! abse11ces of key ~ bin still believed Mamon was C'hrl5t when Marsh said Mrs. Kasabian a1~ hi! ,..--friend, called ''Picolo," if be had a baD11-panel members. he took her and other fOllowers on a sec-cinogenic drug called. pgllocybin. He aald Finally scheduled for Afonday, it was ond foray which she says ended with the the friend gave her some, she poottd it postpcmed again, this time by Sen. Ran-&layings of wealthy market owners Leno in her mooth and then "they were jump. dolph Collier (D-Yreka), because of a and Rosemary LaBianca. jng up and down around the beach and "No!" Mrs. Kasabian shouted. "I'm swimming. They had 90me dop "With jammed agenda. the.m ." A healUty delegaUon of Orange Coast telling you t:!ie truth, Mr. Kanarek · · When Mrs. Kasablan ·resumed the wit- lntereets, both for and against the t realized the moment 1 saw Mr. Fry-ness stand, she was aibcl lf she had measure, will ~ on hand in the capital, lowsld that 1 knew who be (Manson) taken psiloeybln in July 1989. She re- . Iterated earner t.stlmotry that she took wheever the measure eventually is only one halluclnoge:nic drJJg that month heard._ FLYING 'DANIEL' and she clldn't know wbal It was. She Although the Badham bill •ailed said she had been In the beach area about through the Assembly, Senate passage that time, but not on tbe beach itself, will be more clllficult, and hinges on hie MISSES THE DEN didn't know anyooe uarned Pieolo and all-important TransportaUoa Commlttee hadn't been accompanied by dogs. recommendation. WOBURN, Ef181and _ (UPI) -When The 23-year-oJd Marine, upon leaving B<nlard Keongh brought hlt gllder down court, was adzed and handcuffed by a If the committee turns thumbs down on for a landing Friday, he narrowly missed milltary policeman and a lhore patrol.· the bill, it wtJl never get to the Senate skidding to a atop in the middle of the man.. Authorities sa1d later be bad leave floor. Duke ol Bedftrd'1 lion preserve. He came papers which indicated be should have However, Bad.ham said Friday, If It down just outside the fence. been in San Francisco Thunday night receives the committee's blessings it "Be was utre:mely lucky," f:ti9 RJcb-and was AWOL. could he soot a~ lmmediai<ly lo the ard Qiapperfleld, a partuer in the duke's The prooecution concluded its redirect lull Senate for aetioL It probably woold wild animal kingdom. ..,,,,... l1'll 40 questloninJ ol Mrs. !Wabian earlier Fri- come up Thursday, be said, but it could lions in there and theJ would have been day e1idtlng testimOn1 that Manson took get on the calendar for WednellCiay night. right.oo hJm. An:vthinl unusual reti them ek a nOrd or a aun irito the home Testimoay on tb;e bill at the bearing started up." of the LeBiaDcu the night they wtre may be lengthy; Newport Interests will slain. certah1.ly be well represented, but so, too, undoubtedly, will be tboae opposing the bilJ, like the cities of Costa Mesa, Hun- tington Beach, Laguaa Beach and Foun- tain Valley .. Irvine Company repr<sen- taUvu may also appear recommendi1g Services Slated Fo.r ·Mrs. Boals Fimeral Rrrica Ave been set fer 1 Costa Meu '""""" wbo clloked lo death Wed"""'1 dur1ni dbmer al a downtown reslaurut. Rlt.1 for Mrs. Alma Boals, 31, of 2080 Newport Blvd., 'Ifill be at 11 a.m. n.iu- day ill• the ~Llz Mortuary Qlapd in Cosla Meaa. '!'be •i<tl'l) was -ed to Hoag ~ Hoopital 11~ beU!& &1vcn ~moulh mulcltallon bu4 she was pr_,_i dNd lhorli1 alter arrival. I • • • Ooh~ That Stings Masher Birched, Passes Out CASTIEl'OWN, 181e Of Min (UPI) -James Cclnl>e-undmreot a wlllp. ping Frld'1 on conviction ol buglna a llrl against her 1fiJh. A pollctman -m -o1 lhO birch lo'Combe'o bllo bot.. tGn in -the privooy ol the police lllaUon. He plSlled ool ltom the pain. •1t wu the wont thbtg I've ever ape:rit:nctd, •• tald C'ombes. .. The bitch -~ J1111 cat ,our baoblde. Pain lhootl rigbt up Into ,..,, lrolll." The RDtence II an ancient but ltldom invoked custom ori tbia ielf~over. Ing llland in the lrlab Sea. Combe was accused ol approacbJng I It.~ girl, putUng lilt arms uoand her and llllln1 her olf her feet. When he rel<aled htt, sbe fell, a pollceman testified. • The cbarp waa.auulng bodily harm lo ·-· '1 pmecl oul"' the ·fourtll llrol<e ind they had I" mlve mo, Combe aald. --Cblel •mqlltrate Calm Vereker uld, "There .ts .nolhlng,,.... elttcllve than for a chap to hi"" to bond over, have bi& bottom -lllea· J\pve It smacked." • • • f.ounty Coroner Suffers Attack, Hospitalized Orl!lle Cu<mty Coroner Raymond A. Brand~ whooe job was llquidaled recently In a move to COMOlldate departmenta, baa beeo boaplta!Ued alter 1111fferlng an JIPPA"lll heart attack. The 1111-ydr .. Jd coroner, wbo held the post 12 years, ls listed in oailalactory condition and II under treatment Ip the cardiac care ward of Santa Ana Com· munlty Hospital. A 1pokennan for the coroner's office aaid today that tests made following hi3 admilskr! Tuesday indicate an ~ percent likeJJbnod a coronary attack Wb the cause. Details of the ailment were not reveal· ed, but It b -he .... lirsl atricken at bl! own medical office at 1319 N. Broadway lo SanlA Ana. Dr. BnDdl then vi.siled bis penonal physician, Ill:. Robert A. Peelar, llO W. 17th SL, and was awlltly admltled lo the bospltol alter bis coll...,.. ,.alnaled bis coodltion. His term of ollice formally ends Jan. I of next year, when Sberllf James Musick U111111ea the . newly created title of lberlff-a>roner. The 'orance Cu<mty Board of SUpervlaort -unhappy -..... polldel atdlfshed by the elecled .... aoer -allmlnaled that job earlier thlll 7ear. Mmfck won the new posl in the June I prlmarf and county election. . San Clemente GI Killed in Combat A San Clemente ooldler baa been killed in Iha nr lo SoutheUI Alla, the Pet>- lafl!lll -J.frtday. Dud lo Sp4 Neal V. 'llainter, aon ol Mr . ...i '1olra. Manllall w. Bainter o1 141 Vlotiitla A ... Ill "81 lfD0111 12 -___ ,..,._ FrldaJ • , O.W.Y PILOT ......... TEMPiicST.IN A.'SEASONING BOTTLE lN ~is~ ~ Morino St.phari Roita Examlnaa Bogus-Bomb •00111b~ Fizzles M~sa Calls Marines Over Bottle _ A home made "bomb" that turned out to be a jazzed up seBBOnlng botUe held up trafflc for more than an hour Friday in Costa Mesa and brought a Marine Carps bomb l<)Uad husUlnll lo Newport Tax Bills Rising But Rate Remains Same .in Newport Altboaih most :olidsta cu eapeet • healthy iocrease lnotbelr ta.~ tbe ac- tual tax raie for the city ol Newport Be,ch will proha~ly ,.main eucUy the same for 1970-71, Finance Director Geor1e Pappas iredlcted Friday. He fotecut that an auditor'• report Monday will estabUah a grou aaseument figure at aometblng Jul! under '310 million, and a net n.,.,. of oomethlng jU!t over $286 m.ilUoa-meanlq: that the current U25 rate will likely be r<qUlred lot 19'/0,71. Earlier, • -drop had beeo ............ but P-lald thal Ille 1919- 70 ...,,iua ls not lllllt wu antldpaled 1t the time. lie ..,i there i. only aoin.1o be ~.ooo leti tor a carryoYtr to--thll year, IM1t $35,000 lea than oriPnallY hoped. Pappao upl-the surplua drop ,.., ca11Jled prl~ by lowi!nld re•eovea rrom a variety tif. IOUl'CU. .. The oaly unknown factor la the ..,.... mmt loial.ls the pubUc uUIJllea "Joatlon, a f1CU11 compiled by the Slat. llolrd or &quaU-that wlU be inclilded in the auclltor'a ~port Monday. Pa-11ld bt estbn1t.a this will II!· .,.... fif0,900, up lo fU million. • • Boulevard to check Ute smoldnc deYlce. Police summoned help from tbe Ex- plosives Ordnance Disposal team. at El Toro when a motorilt reported that a 1 smoking object had been hurled from a.n auto immediately ahead of him on• 21st Slreet. Examination revealed the de\lloe-to be a seasoning botUe baJI Dlled wltb u un- idenlliied white powder. Marine Ccrpl officers turned the "bomb'' over to Costa Mesa police With the: verdict that ft WU harmless. Officers have closed their inveat.iption of the Incident. Or••lf e We•dter F'air skies are forecut through the rest of the WMkeod with lltt1e tempersture clw!ie .. oettlq the men:ury at 75 along the coast Ind cJoae to iO d-Inland. · INSmE TODA\' Condl<Ctor H"l'JI Brendon. who w!tlds t1"' l>ato• 41. t/14 Mondor . Righi FashiQ• lolond concerti . .pe'l'tdt ~r& of coch We<k doing fik...U, jis llllfCOl/O. See EntertahtmrnC.,. Page I'. Alltl 1.Wm '• c~-.. .. CIMtllfell lt41 _.. . ("""""' ..... . c---" "'"':t , • ....... __ . .., ·-• " M .......... "'" ...... _ 1 .. ll .... fiilJ --... . ,. • • Neme Yer Poison ••• Betty Goetsch b1ows a straw into coin.operated machine which is supposed to tell potential drivers U they have already •ipped too deeply of the cup. l)o..It..Yourself drunken driving tester is propo,;ed fi>r installation in bars and saloons . National Safety Council di:!monstrated it Friday in Sacramento. Macco Considers Sale • Of Large Land Holdings SOS to Meet Prominent Speakers Due? By GEORGE LEIOOL 91' tM CNltr ~1i.1 '"" Socltt.Y Over Sedition (SOS \, • dtian'• croup formed in reaction to unrest on the Cal St.ate, Fullerton campus last lpl'ing, e1pedi lo bring two 1Pt•ker1 ol "national stature" M> tbe group'a Oct. 5 con- w:ntion in Anlheim convention c:eni.r. Mltthew Kurilich J r . , Fullerton attorney who found- ed and beads SOS, said, "We expect at ~ut two featured tptakers of natk>nal stature to addrtil a public evenin8 -tlnl dur ing the day long convention for c h a p t e r detecates." Earlier this week former dentltt William Breshears 11n- nouoced SOS -pl~na to expa nd the cltlze:M' moveme nt tn 26 California clUes in which tither a sta~ college or univen.ity Is located. wanl vigil ante types. We are looking for reasonable, con- structive people whose in- tentions are all lawful." "We feel we can work within tile system," Kurillch sald. SOS entered the campus unttst limelight last spring when the organization held a public meeting on the Cal Slate campus. Followtng the meeting of 2,600 •citizens who were oulra8ed by activities of militants 11t ~F , a temporary building n e arby militants' "strike hfladquarters" was razed by fire causing Marly $30.000 damage. Early in June. SOS h<lsted a "debate rally" In La Palma Stadium ltlat drew only 500. SOS had expected 7,000 to at· I.end lhe program that would hav e pitted rollege a n d university offici als from CSF and UC, Irvine, a g a In s t legislators. Only assemblyman John V. Briggs, (R-Fullerton) attended, of s!1 invited to speak. Besides Fu11erton, SOS h11s 11 diapter with 20 members 1n Sant.a B a r b a r a , Breshears f!lid. Kllrillch .. td th• s 0 s ~~~~~~~~~I orpnluUoo ha• been ln con· p- tact wtt:h people ln Fresno, San Joae and Santa Crui In· terested tn forming chaptera. Kurlll~ and Bresheara are .hoptfuJ chapters wlli be form· ed ln all state college or unJvef11ty aommunltle1 I n time for the Oct.. 5 convenUon. PUT CASH IN YOUR POCKET Sell unw111ted Item• with a DAILY PILOT Clau.tn-<J Ad. PHONI 6(2 -5671 SOS b11 ~rved the maln bowl Of tltt An1htlm con· vendon centtr Kur111ch atld. 1nti<plllftr thll the fame of Utt two optiliMI will fill the t ,._t hall, for thr public Pf'OVIDIOcl.I. 1tt11nlln1 lnemberahlp 101 ~~~~~~~~~I sos, lllJ1lldl Wd, "We don': -----i., SAVE! COMFORTABLE BRAS AND GIRDLES ' I!! 2G~: Charge It Rubber tire ""lth steel-rt· inforced-grip handJes. J ust are1t for wal1t watcher•! BUSYBABY® RIDE·A·BIKE* Su11da11 Onl11 JO" baby doll, all dressed ll['I and nrlng to go for a ride on her bike. Just turn her nn and away she goes! Lucky litUe glrls love herl •I "(" ~tltwy '"""lr9', Ml 1Mlud9' KNITIING WORSTED YARN '""" Sktlo Wool. 100'1, Vlrolo 8 4 ~ Wool with ha.ndy pull 1kt!in. ·M•t. colors. 7 / NO-IRON BOXER SLACKS Sun"" Onlt1 Cotton/poly. ester slacks in blue, brass. avocado. 3.7, 2 F250 0 R or 1.29 ••• ., __ ,.._,, ... ,,,._ ....... ~~"""''"""=,.,.,, __ .,.vs.,.. .. ..L pl ast ic bri!tle• lacqul'red block. LOUNGER, TOSS PILLOWS S11nda11 Only Loun i era. 18x2J". in Scot<'h· gard® finish floral or solid color ct'ltton: t055 plllov•s : crushed velvet /antique llA tin or cotton cordu1•oy, 12:1112", MODESS® NAPKINS S1u11fu11 Onl11 I~.~ .. J57 Kodacolor X ex 126-20 }18 Re1ul&r Qr Supior, poaltl\!t protection. ll1"11tlll •MfllllY, -• tt141 i. Htlfn 20 expoiurf! J<odacolor Tn· 1t&matlc fllm for holh In· doo1· & ,out.door use. SHELVING UNITS IN ENAMELLED STEEL A. 4·Shelf B. 5-Shelf C. 5-Shelf A. 24a48al0" B. 30x60x12" C. 36a72x11" 484 684f057 J48 Outdoor foa:ger ld lls flying In· llf'Cts 20 feet Away. Enjoy the ou ldoors In comfort ! Chara:e it. RELIABLE f.RYER-COOKER S11ndn11 Onl11 5,_,.·QUaJ't electric cooker-fryf'r complete with fry-basket. HM Anchor· Hockin1® nven\v1tre glasg cover. Tempe.r11ture guide Is imprinted. l lm11 .. 11111ntlty, 11t111 Hhf 11 "91tn 721 • 7 20-GAL. SIZE TRASH CAN S11nda11 011111 \Veatherproof, rustproof pla•· Ile. SnaP:'on lld, ~1oldM·ln handles. ~-yr. gut1ranttt - won't cr&ck even al 30 bf:olo~'. Avocado. l llfl,... •111111fly, -· ..,. ..... lott1 f96 . 2200 HARBOR BLVD. ~~::~·0~~COSTA MESA Harbor · / ~Court Site . • ~F 01· Harbor [Due Soo1J • • . ~ .. . :- By JACK BROBACK Of .. 0•~ ..... lllft '.t_The eompetUion tor t.be fu.ture Jite' of .me Harbor Dlstrlct municipal courts '.!hould be all but over by the end of this month. according to Orai:i.ge Counly Director of ~al Property Services st.an~y Krause. Krause, who has the Unenviable position ol making a recommendation to the ~rd ol Supervisors in the face of white lpt competition between Newport Beach and Costa Mesa, said today his depart~ menl shoo.Id have lls final report before the board not later than Sept. I. As the figures stand today, Newport is offering seven acres in the city's future civic center at Fashion Island for what am<>wU lo about $92,000 an acre. (The first 4.S acre.s will C06t the county $71,000 eiich and the balance or the seven-acre site, $120,000 per acre). Costa Mesa, as it has since the begin- iting of the lengtlly batUe to capture the fu(ore court's site, le$ the derby in financial figures. ' The city has persuaded the Orange County Fair Board to sell the county 10 itcres opposite the Costa Mesa Civic Cen· lei' on Fair Drive for $69,696 an acre, con- il~ably less than the Newport offer. .• Acceptance of the. Mesa offer, which ~ a virtual certainty six months -..,, bas been delayed for two rea110ns. 'First. Krause thought that a possible '1le in Ille MUI< city ol Irvin< should be sWdied inasmuch as the 430,000-popula· ti.in.future cOmmunity would dlange the gtographlcal center of population in the Hirbor Area. 1 : irhe Irvine Company shot this possibili· ~down by refusing to discuss sites in the llKure city with Krause. They want the e!OOrts in the Newport Center on land they have sold to the city. The second roadblock wu the possibili- ty that the Fair Board might at a future date when the Hart>or District courts fac· td expansion., charge an excessive Jrice for additional acreage. The fair direct.ors removed this pro- blem recenUy by agreeing to sell ad· d~aorial acreage In the future with only lnftat.iooary figµres added to the CWT'Clll $69,696 an acre. Krause agrees that this is a fair offer. He .says, howev~, in the interest of "geographical compatibility" he will also suggest a third site to the su pervisors .omewhere in the vicinity of Mac.Arthur B6ulevard and Palisades Road , whether the Irvine Company wants it there er not. He poinll out that the county has the fowet ot eminent domain and could con- demn the neceasa.ry acre'ae if the ~pervisors ltiink such a site is better than the Costa Mesa er neYr'port affers. Kristine Thomas Services Today Funeral services were held .at J p.m. ~ay at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Chlll"ch far Costa Mesa teenager Kristine 'J'homas who was killed Aug. 6 in an Arizona car crash. , Miss Thomas lived in ~la Mesa since 19M and graduated from Estancia High $chool laat June. While at Estancia, she irt'as a member of the school choir and the (iirla Athletic Association. 'Miss Thomas, who was 18, alsa participated in a program of Lutoring '1lldents at Mesa Verde Elementary fchool. , ,The teenager was to have started &,aining in the airline stewardes.s course It Orange Coast College in September. ·<Her family has suggested donations to ~ Kris Thomas Memorial Fund at the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. She leaves her pa.rents Mr. and Mrs. Jaseph 'lbornu, of 159'1 Corsica Place: two sisters: Georgia Ann Calhoun and Janet Lee Thomas, both of Costa Mesa , and maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James G. Clark of Fillmare, Callf. DAILY PILOT N..,..,t leM• M ............. i., ...... ,.. ,.,,..~. ••llet' c .. ,. Mne S. C.._... OlltAl'tGI COAST ,.UllllS"tl•tG COllll,.AN'I' lte'lt••t N. Wee4 ,.ru .... I .,,_ p..rtllol!V J eck •. c.,1., VK• ,.,.J.fe9ot -61"-•I ,.,.,... ..... Tho111•• Kee•il · ·-1110111•1 A. Mllfp'°i"• "' ....... ,"' .... !tic"•"~ P, Nell tewtti Or-C;-ly EdllW OHi<• ("'le Mal: Uf Witt •rt 1-' N....,; •n.:lu nn W•t ••IN• • .., • .....,.. U9U'1t ...-11: m ,_,, ,._ ffulll ... IOOI I""": 11111 •tKl'I ......... .... ... QllllWI .. , -IHrlll ll c,.n.low ... , • • Accidents Can Be Ft1ta Sitwdq, Augutt 15, 1970 DAil Y PILOT ~ · Bn1talit11 Charge d Probing of Riot Opens in Laguna By BARBARA KRElBICB Ot .. DI"' l'1llt SMff Official investigation of the July 4 Woodland Drive riot 1ot under way in Laguna Beach Friday with residents of the area and other interested persana, along wilh police officers, testifying before a special committee of inquiry. Among the first to testify were artist Andy Wing, a resident or the area and oo6fficial spokesman tn matters con- cerning lhe nelghb<wbood: resident Gary Lewis, who submitted ooe of five af· fidavlts charging police brutality: Mn;. Thomasina Gunn, Laguna 8 e at. h chairman t:l lhe Amerlcan·OvU Liberties Union Orange County Otapter. which re- quested the investigation ; and writu Arnold Rano. had been aolvtd; bow be could ae a penon sm<>l.lng marljuana if it "'-'as tolally dark until a helioopter arrivtd to play lights on the scene; how tM. persons wbo allegedly hit mm u be ~led a subject to the ground could have ltnoy,·n he was a police officer since he was in plain clothes; whether he had told the police cbiel of a rumoured "&m0k&-in·• which he a,J.Jegedly heard about a wee!(: eartier. and if ao why •the chief left town that w~iend; and why he .. t first refer· red to showers of roeka trld botUes but lattt said he saw only two bottles being thrown . The committee, ·~ano said, uked his 'opinion M how ~caofrontations eould be avokied in the future. ''I told them," he said, "that I thought the dty made a major ~ll:JDder when it refused to let the poUce chief go out and break bread with the Woodland people. If, that is, your rear-enders occur on a bumper car track like this one in Costa Mesa. There's no ob- ject to this pre-freeway exercise in automotive agility -just having fun and keeping right side up. After bearing eigflt witnesses. including three pol~ officers, the quiz was ad· journed late Friday afternoon to an fn. definite date. Wheaton said tbett are only a few more witnesses to be heard. He noted that since he is leaving hi! post to become Corona city manager al the end of next week, he assumes the dale would be fi'xed to nsume the hearing before his departure. "l also felt the oouncil S'hauld repeal the resolution of July. 1968, declaring It lo be city policy to discourage the presence of hippies in the community, because with such a law oo the books, the kid! will always fee.I they are being harrw· td." Swap Testimony Ends; Bay Potential Praised By TOM BARLEY ot ""' O.ilY l'lilrl Sl•ff Testimony in the Upper Newport Bay laod swap trial closed Friday with the predictian by a Corona del Mar marine biologist. that the bay has the s.ame post· development potential as San Diego and Mismou bays. Dr. Wheeler J. North of Cal Tuch, Pasadena, offered that comment to homeowners' attorney Philip Berry mommts before he agreed with his ques- tioner that preservation cf the Upper Bay in its present fonn would be preferable to applying corrective action to an estuary in wbictl the ecology had been disturbed by marina activities. The biologist, whase papers and Upper Bay records were canflscated by Berry during earlier questioning, was again the target for a long grilling in Soperiar Court Judge Claude M. 0 wens' courtroom. Judge Owens ordered him Thursday to ret.lml to IU Pasadena affice and bring lo the court record• relating to Cal Tech 'a receipt of $10,500 grant from ithe lrvine Company for an jjpper Bay ecological study. Wheeler is working on the last $2,000 of that granL Wheeler has testified that thriving eeolagica.1 c anditions in once heavily polluted San Diego and Mission bays in- dicate that the Irvine Campany's development of the estuary will not be as disastrous as has been predicled by fellow biologists. His testimony has been refuted by Dr. Donald Bright of Cal State Fullerton who told Berry thal implementation cf the land sv.•ap and the Irvine Co. 's ultimate e:rpansian cf marina and boating ac· tivities would be "disastrous" to the bay's already threatened ecalogy. At issue in the trial is the claim of a group of Newport Beach homeowners and County Auditor Vic Heim that the ex· change of 157 acres of county-owned tidelands for 450 acres of Irvine Ca. uplands is unlawful and uncanstltutional. It is argued that the land swap violates the spirit of the trust created when the State of Callfomla deeded the tidelands to Orange County. Berry also charges the Irvine Company with fraud and alleges that Irvine deliberately understaled the extent cf public ownership when It successfully asked the State Lands Commission in November 1967 to endorse the trade. It had been previously approved by the Orange Caunty board or supervisors. The five-week lrial will end Monday with cloeiing argwients by the five 84.· tome)' I invalved -Berry, Duff em Hels- ing far Heim, Robert Warren for the Irvine Co., Rebert Nuttman for the Caun· ty ar Orange and Deputy Attamey . General Jay Shavelson for the State of ·California. Judge Owens will nol, It is understood, have a ruling on the Lssue before at least the end of August He and aUome'y1 for both sides have commented throughout the trial that the: issue Is certain to be alre<I .at everal appellate court levels. Berry concenlrated Friday oo what ap. peared to be the disa!trowJ results of the Ncrth team 'a foray into the Upper Bay t'lnd the loss of &eVt't'BI species of plant life whicb its members attempted to in- troduce into the environment Nixon Opponents Get Equal Time WASIUNGTON CAPI -The Federal Communic&lions Commission ruled i'l'l· day· that the major televiaion network., must glvt prime time for presenttttloo of cootrasting viewpoinU: to Pre.siden Nlzon'• llatemtnts on tht war ln Soulb-- ealt Alla. The FCC order alto requirea the Cal· umbla Broadca1tin1 System to ~e I.he Rfl>ubllcao party 'l'l"'rlunlty lo reply to 1 July 1 tclevlslon pro1ram by the Democr•ts. 'MM! rorrtmi.llton said the ruponsea to Nixori woula be dAlgned to presenL \lltn contrasUna wilh those ~ prtsent· ed In n .. teievllled Mid,._ •Ince !all November. I North told Berry that of four species or plants put into the Upper Bay, two died when rocks fell on lhem and twa others "just died.'' .He also testified that only five or six !lptt{imens of grass survived traruplan· lat.ion and maDy of them were swept away by Upper Bay currents. North confirmed that he was recenUy advised by Irvine Compeny president William ?i-foson that "polllical changes have complicated the outlook for Upper Bay plaMing." 'I'tle comment is believed to be related to North's hope that furtbei' funding of his Upper Bay project might be considered by the company. He admitted that his comparisons between Missk>n Bay and Upper Bay potential under development were related to "four or five" diving trips in Mission Bay. And he conceded authorship of a· document produced by Berry in which the attorney read alood the biologist's report to the federal Water Pollutian Coolrol Board. That statement, made in February, 1969, tndlct'lted that there were very few fish to be found in Mission Bay waters and that were was coosidecable pollutian in that estuary. Berry has read into the record a number of slatements in which North has urged preservation of the Upper Bay in iLs present state to several federal and 1tate agencies. Alli were made before receipt of the Irvine grant, nen")' haa noted, and the bio}os;ist has slated that the leavy noocts ar early 1969 led hlm lO change his views on the Upper Bay development iuuc. First Meeting For Direction Finde rs Slated Orange County's unique new organize. tion that has been charged with pqinting the right directloo for fut~e devel~ent a( the county will bald 1t.s first official session Monday. The Citizens Direction Finding Com· missioner, named to advise t h e supenlsors on the county'& General .Plan· ning Program will meet at 3 p.m. 10 the county administrative afflcer's con· ference room on the sec<>nd Door at 515 N. Sycamore St., Santa Ana . The new arganization's first business will be the selection of nine additional members to the group to supplement the five named previously by the Bpard of supervisors and five named by the coon-- Ly League Of C!Ues . Representing the supervisors on the group are James E. O'Connor of Sauth Laguna ; Rodger Howell of Santa Ana; Dr. Louis Cella Jr. aC Santa Ana ; Jerry R. Ferreri of Garden Grove, anc: Lloyd Reese cf Brta. Representing the cities are Nat Neft, Santa Ana engineer: William T. Braz:ncy, Huntington Beach sporting goods store owner: Mrs. Donnan Commans, Fullerton civic leader; Vincent M. "Mike" Keyes, orange tnsurance ex· ecutlve, and Mrs. Doreen Marshall, fonner mayor of Newport Beach. The Citizens DirectlFlndlng Cam· truttee was c:ttated by supervisor last spring and charged th "JUggestinK arens af rnterest a phasls ta the coonty and Its cities lmarlly ,in plan- ning for future growth ind prf.ServatJon of the environment." It.a creation was sugge1ted by the UCT· Project 21 Study Team for Urban Problem Salving and the <>ra:nge Counly tllomber ol ComJierce Envlrmnenlal Planning Commlll ... Tho new l""'P· In lddlllon to 11udylng the eurrent status cf the COUJW.y'1 year- old Gtneral Pianning Program will be gtvtn all data on the proposed new City ol Irvine which Ille lrvtne Company Pl"' poaea to develop CIZ\ AS,000 acret of Ill holdinj!I in ctnttal 91'.ange County. County Planning Director F o r e 1 t Dien""' lold lhe iruporvl>Mt !hlr-Wttk lhal Ille c•>1nmlssloo will be supplied "(Ith "• oomplet1r pacU&e ot lnfannatlon on envlronmeat.111 planning.'1 Tr af fie Ticket Brings Violator Heroin Arrest A traffic citation that wasn't paid and tumed Into an arrest warrant v.•ound up as the ticket for a trip to jail Friday when Costa Mesa Police stumbled onto a quanUty or heroin aJld other drugs. A trio of Orange Coast residents was arrested at a Costa Mesa residence aM booked on a variety of felany and misde-- meanor counts. ., Officer Ron Veach 11S9erted four toy balloons filled with heroin, plu1 a kilo of marijuana, as~ pills and hypodermic needles were oonfiscated. The 2.2 pound package Of alleged mari· jua na was found In a garbage can at the rear of the residence, acet1rding to Veach and his partner. Officer Harry Bowen. Arrestees included Dennis W. Crouch, 24, or 224 E. 16th St., the raid location, Gerald Van Hook, 24, of 16352 Landau Lane and Diane J . Farmer. 2.1 of 615 HU11lington Ave., both Hunt.lngtoo Beach addresses. 'Ibey we{'e. booked on charae• al possession or heroin for sale, po.ssession of marijuana, posseuion of dangerous drugs, narcotics paraphernalia and belng under the influence cf drugs. No memben of the committee had comment upon emerging from the c!osed- door hearing. Wheaton said there had been agreement among cammitteemen that no statements would be isiued as the probe progressed . The testimony, haw ever. was recorded on tape. Wheaton said a summary report eventually will be issued following ron· clusion of the hearings and development or findings. Hano, frequent critic of local government, said after testifying that be found the inquiry "falr and interesting.'' thoogh be felt many persons who might have testified did not because they didn't think such a rommittee would be tru}y Impartial. Hano said he presented a Ust cf ques- tions based on his personal interviews with Woodland residents and with detec- tive Neil Purcell, whose call for help trig. gered the arrival of law enfor~ement units from six agencies on the night of July 4. He said the committee promised to look into the questions he had brought up. "Their attitude was friendly and cooperative," said the writer. "Of course, there's no way to predict the final out.- come or the Inquiry, but I tend ta believe they are a f8Ct..flndinl l1"0UP and ~ do their best to be fair and not whltewUh the situation." Questions he raised, Hano said, In- cluded : why Purcell stayed fn the area alter the first problem with fit:eworks Hano said he ~d ot'fered hJs servM:H in helping reduce lbe existing conlllcts and told the cowicil "there are still many ra· tional people who could also help.•• lle advised them, he said, to "stop lqi.sla.· lion by crisis ... Artist Wing sald be told the committee he felt the riot was directly connected to ooe proposed municipel housing in- spections in the area and the fact that, three days earlier, the COWlCil had agreed to delay the inspecUons after Wing preselfted a petition from t h e neighborhood . "'There was sort of a real celetralion on WCIOOland Drive." Wmg said. "Thfy were all excited about the inspectian thing and I honestly feel tbe city was partly responsible far this riot." The artist aaid he felt the investlgatk>n wauld be "sonie:what useless because 1 felt they were going to get false statements from· the pol!ct." He told the committee, he said, "'I feel 1 the police are under a great deal ar pres.sure rrom the community to apply laws inequitably to the hippie minorlly and I suggested the council should try to get rid ol this anU·hippie atitude which so pressures the police." He alsa suggested that pollee stay oul of the area nctpt whf!'D called. "We appreciate our police," said Wing. ,''Not Jong aio they took· woodetful, care of a young man wbo llad a 1eiuJ ~nd we do appreciate things like that\-)t!Ut we are able ta take care ot ourselves in miner nel,qhborhood dhsagreementa that res Uy don't call for palice intervention.'' ~ummer C/Jaqd Coqcerls MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND Now thru Auguit 31 st HEN RY BRANDON CONDUCTING TH E FASHION ISLAND BI G BRASS BAND AUGUST 17 PROGRAM-9 P.M. Fashion Island Overtu re Brandon Washington Post Sousa The Waltzing Cat Anderson Midnight Fire Alarm Krance April In Pa ris Duke On The Mall Goldman Romeo & Juliet Rota Under the Double Eagle Wagner Beg uine For Band Osser Moon Ri ver Mancini Dixieland, Front & Center w.urington ~ronsorcd by The Irvine Comp:iny and Fa$hio n Iii.and Merchainl~ ASSO°ciation In coopetilhOn with th~ Recording Industries Trust Fund. Free Family Night Movies Every Friday, 8:30 p.m. FASHIONj ISLAND NllWPOR.T CENTER. Pacific Co•tl Highway ·-Between J1mbor11e ind MacArt hur ' . • • .. ' .. • .. «· • . .. r •, • j -.. ,.,_ • ' . ' .. .. . ·. ; I l • ' .. " .. : ,_ ! ' . .. I • • l • • • • . l •• l I . I . • ~ . • • • • • • - I 4 DOii. Y. I'll.OT S1twrdu, AU91Bl U, 1970 Chicke~.5~u:~ ~nvoy Jewish Mother Active I.i~k to Catholics Pulpit · 1and Pew •• 'lbe Rev. Roy G. Gellcb. ..,.11 inMlled mlnlJl<r of SI. -··IA!--ti l.apDa ·Be•cll, will deliver },Is lint sermon to the con- 1regation this Sunday morn- ln& "Whit Am I Doing in t.iuna?" The servlct wlll begin at 10 a.m. '!be churcll Is located at 429 Cypress Drive,. one block inland from Coast HiFway, Residents of the area .and v1cationers are ..,.diollf invited to W<!l'ah\P with I.be congregation. On Friday evening at 8 p.m .• Rabbi Robert Bergman ud Cantor David Ben Veoiste will co-oCficiate at S a b b a t h Services at Terqple Bt:th -of °'""" C...ly. In lieu of It sermon, the evening wiU be devoted to "stories for a Summer Sabbath Eve." Mitchell Altman, aon of Mrs. Janice Altman .and the late Harold Altman, and Mar~ Gttenberg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Greeiberg, will be consecrated on the eve of their Bat Mltzvah the following day. 'Itie Temple is a member of the Union of American Hebrew Congrega- tions. It is k>cated at 13031 Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana. -The Order ol Holy Com- munion will be celebrated at Cbrin Lalbtnltl a.rd, 760 Victoria, Cost.a Mesa, on Sun- day at both tbe 8~15 and 11 a.m. services. The R e v . Lolhar Tornow will bring a aerJ1100 on the theme, '' Att W:e Really Free?" at both services. 'Ille annual Vacation Bible Sc.Dool will continue for another week with closing ceremonies on Friday eveninc at 7 p.m. Classes are held each mom!J\g Mooday through Friday from 9 to 11 :30 a.m. Re11unection L a t b e r a a Ch111<b, iliill Hamilton (Hamilton aod Brookhurst) schedules morning worship at 10 :30 a.m. Arthur R. Tingley, pastor, will speak on "A Uni· que Kind of Freedom." Sum~ mer Sunday dturcll school ORANGE You are invited lo the Finl Assembly of God Church 140 E. 22nd St., Costa Mesa 54137'1 M. C. CrMlc. ,_., -.W. WWcl. ,.._W. . Mornint Glory •. 8:30 AM ,_.,..... Ftmlly Worship .. 10:50 AM .................. Rovlval Timo ...• 7:00 PM .................. Wednesd1y ...... 7:30 PM ..... _ . Pll4CHOOL AGES %V1 TO I 6110 A.M. TO I P.M. PH. 645-IJJI GLAD TIDINGS ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 ITH • MONIOYIA. NIWPOn llACH '4W•n IK._W ... fl ..... ...._..J "'•11101 .... ._.wff, r..+.r Se.111 M/11.,, M4,.Jc1I OfrH .. , ,tl<HA.M. ltr9'wr ldi11I MlltWY A......_ "''° A.w. ... ReveNnd Paul Finkenbinder 7111 P.M. · SPUIJN• IOTH SUN DA r SUYl"5 ..... '"-Clwtm• ,,.Sc-.. .. GW Tldl ... IEl1•e•I•¥ Sclloef Hew Ttild .. ApplktiKffl Fer hill S-..f9! ,._ c.11; """"11; 14'-71Ui IJ6-lf.Jt HAllOR ASSEMILY OF GOD , .. W. Wlloon, Costa Mo .. """'''° V, L. "•1tTW•CK. PAn'Oll •o•••,. 1. 11n1t .... :":M: Mlll11i.r.r .-... .. Miii..._, Y ... UJlL OPTaY M....,_,etM.a. SUNDAY SERVICES 1t:lt ...... _.,.. w., '-': ....... S..-lly- 7100,,M_ .. ........,._., COSTA MESA CHRISTI.AN SCHOO,L ... • ..,_It....,,.,._ . ........,. -c.lllf c.... RRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH ' 610 HAMILTON, COSTA MUA DH leMrt ..... ltt*t• Pl'ffdlof SunJ1y S"!lool • , ••••• , J ,45 Tr•inint U11ien •••••••• S:OO Morning Wor1h ip •• , •• It :00 Evenin'i Wo<1hip •••••, 6:00 W.0110uley Preyer Meetin9 for •II •t•• • , ••• • • • • ••• • • 7:!0 • ,.._ '42·flll NllJ'MfY Atw.p .t...n.W. UNIVERSITY IAl'TIST CHURCH USI S. I. PALISADIS 1041 SANTA AMA HIJSHTS SUN O.t.Y ICMOOL ......... ,,., .. ,,,, •••• ,,,_., •• t : .. ,.,,., MOl:N INO wo•stttl' ..................... ~ ....... ,_u A.M. lrVININO WO"SNll' ................................ 1 l'M. MIOWllEIC St'.•WICJ WIOMISDAY 1:Jf P.M. •••· WllMI '·· Cln1ce C"llrdl f'heM 14'4'71 I FIRST .FIRST CHRISTIAN BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH .,.......,.,...., Victoria & Placentia Ave . (An-kM .. ,ttlO 17411 .. .,..,, ...... Costa Mesa llev.hHH• ............. ' JCINI I. Piercy ....... Morni11t Worship 1:10 a 11 '"' I D•""• H .... Su11dey School • , , ••• t :lO 1m YMlttl Mlnltlet Yovth Meetl11g ,,,, •• S:JO P"' S•rt1 W""41•• ............ t1Jf 1,;11, l lMt kMoel ................. , ....... ''•Y•r S1twice • , , , , •• 6:JO •111 ~I· _,, __ ,.JI;# l ,lft. ................... '·'"· be•i119 Service , • , , • • 1;00 Pl'll v...,.. ...................... r , ..... WWY Aw.t.la.it II d 4't'¥llel Nursery Care Provided u2.uu l41o4771 141-6J4f . FIRST CHRISTIAN I Clturcll ef the Deily WorJ NEWPORT UNITY CHURCH • CHURCH Ut90.llll ...... Mein & Adams Strooh ...... Huntin9ton Betch I SH. I lrvifte, Newpert let<h t&.nlw Clrlhtlt llllldfnl) M0tflll!f Werthip , ,, ,, , • , , ,, , 1:45 A.M. S11Ml•y s,heel •••••••••• l 1JO • 11 iao A.M. ll~• Schoel • , , ••••• 9,45 AM 10:00 A.M. Oe¥etlo111I Set•ice Y...ti titoulJf • ,, , , , 6:00 PM 01",ICf.I *' W. CMtl H19h_..y, H.t. f.,.ai1f WonliJp , ••• 1100 PM Pl'le!Mii 6..Wlll Nurwrr '¥• ,rovldetl et ell ~ Jl~L-A·P'IATll-'46.fllf Offkltl ""'* OiM ,.,..i.NM .. De Famly CHVICH 0, THI NAIAllHI 1• A,Jljal!•I"' II,, C.... MIN ~"' 1hat Prays T otetller , ... , t WllfltlM ...... y ktloel 1,)0 ··"'· Stays T1111ther Mir""9 Wwa11i, ttill '·"" EWl!ltellttlc SINkl 1 I'·'"• WOI,,_..)' -fl~·· MMlll'lf , 0 /fl, I I I I I I ' ' I • sesaionl include nunery e&re through second graden •• 10:30 a.m. 'Third grade.ta and above wonhip· with their parents at the 10:30 a.m. hour. Holy Communion will be celebrated al both the 7:30 aod t.:30 a.m. serviceJ at SL Jolm the Divine Epbc:Gpal Cllu.rd, %043 Orange Ave ., Costa Mesa. Summer Sunday classes will be held at 9:30 a.m. The EYC will meet al 7 p.m. The Rev. J. Kenneth Wishart, school chaplain, head or the Bible Department. and· teacher of the Bible and U.S. Government al the Lo a Angeles Bapilsl High School in Sepulveda, will be guest speaker in the pulpit of the f'lrai BapUlt Churcll ti Bun- tingt.On Beach on Sunday. His message, "YeJ1" will be given at the 11 a..m. worship service at 6th and Orange. Rev. Wishart, a pastor for 36 years serving churches in both Oregon and California, also served as an army chap lain during World War II and Korea. He is the author of two books: "Techniques or LeaderShlp" (also pl'.ini<:d in Spanilb) and ••Exploring New Teatamel!t E pistles" plw a number of articles. The public is welcome to join us for both the worablp wvlce and churcll IChool 'held al t :IO a.m. R .. '""1-Valloy Bapdtt CbGrdl, localed at t 11 t Starf!Sh, l'ountlln V •II• y, holds Sund•Y ocbool each Sun- day at t :U a,rn. witlt c.lasaes for ail ages. Morning -.hip begins al 11 a.m. for junior hlgh, -hi~. •nd all adults with the children n- maining In lbeir Sunday school classes for an eztended ses.<ioo. Youth hOur Is held for both junior high J.!ld' etlor high young peop'r. at 5 p.m. on Swlday evening aod ev~ 'Ing -.hip al 6. Midweek prayer meeting ii held on Wedne&day evening at 7:30 p.m. La!Mnn awrdl of llte Muter at 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar, offers two hours of worship at 9 and 11 a.m. Dr. Wm. R. Eller, pastor, will deJiver the m e s s a g e "Restoration." Special music Is being offered each S11Dday by the members of the senior choir. -As his sermon tiUe for Sun- day, at Newport Harb Cl r Lutheran Church, '1tl Dever Drive, Newport Beach, August 16, PastDr James Blain ha! (See PUIJ>rr, Page I) Rell•J>u~t Sunday ls Missionary Rally Day at Centxal Bible Church, 23rd and Orange St.. C o s t a Mesa. Speaking al .the 9 and 10:30 a.m. serv- ices will be Dr. John C. Wiebe. of the Sudan Interior · Mission. Dr. Wiebe is a 30-year vet- eran of missionary work. At the 7 p.m. service, Miss Geraldine Hinote will show slides of her ministry in West Africa. She is also a member of the SIM. Who Cares? - No other n1wtpep1r ,, ... world e•r•t 1bout yo1i1r eommu. nity lilte yout c.0111t111111ity deily newspeper doe1, It'• +tie DAILY Pt LOT. LINDENHURST, N.Y. (AP) -A Jewlab mother In thq. Looa Island community q an 1ttracUve link bet wee ft Jud•l•m and Rom.an Calhollcism. 1' Ellua .Fried.· an active member of the· 1Jndenburst lfebrtw Congfegatton , ~ the Jewish rtllglon in articles she writes for a monthly maga,;,.e publlabed by Our Lady of Grace R. Cc <liurch in West Babylon, a nearby COIJUDunity. Mn. Fried explains to her Cathollc readers the J.lgnificanee,of the. hlgh holy day the Torah, the seder. the· ritea: of clrcum- clsioo and Bar Mitzvab. Now and then the tosses in a Jewl!h recipe. In an interview,' Mrs. Fried said. "That's what Amei'ica should be aU about, isn't il? Diverse groups need a better knowledge <>f each other. I have achieved much personal satisf'acUon from doing these explanatory articles. My hus- band. Jack, has encouraged me in this endeavor. "I feel Jewish and Christian relationa have nevtr been bet- Ler and that they will become closer." Mrs. 'Fried sums up her aim with the statement that "To love someone, you must understand them. To un. deratand tj>em, you mu.st know what they belleve." Attendance at an OUr Lady ol Grace clus for Catholic adu!ta gave Mrs. Fried a greater understanding o f Cbrlsilanlty. There she met the. Rev. Fr.a.nets B. Nuss, who Wed her to contribute to the magazine, 1 ' O u r Parish.'' He's the supervising editor. Barbara Maertz, a Catholic neighbor who invited her to the Catholic class, told a neW.man Mrs. Fried' 1 writings have been effective. ·Many Catholica have told Mrs. Maerts that they learned for the first time of the similarity o·r the rites and prayers of the two religiom. Mrs. Fried doesn 't neglect her duties at the Llndenhw-st temple. She's a member of the Sisterhood and works on the congregaton's bimonthly newsletter. Neal, her 11-year- old son, attends H e b r e w classes. Mrs. Fried's aclivities have received recognition outside this immediate area. The Long Island Catholic official • weekly of the Rockville Center diocese, salutes her work as "grassroots ecumenism." In addition to young Neal, Mrs. Frled'1 children are Sheri, 10; Eugene, 7; Ileene, 6. The chlldren, q well as their falber, understand the urwsual activities cf Mrs • Fried. One night when she was goiog out to an evening meeting, Mrs. Fried recalls that Jleeoe uked: "Mommy, are you going to church or to temple?" Area Clerics To Attend Kenya Meet Two United Prubytulan ministers from Orange County will be among the 5 5 o delegates, consultants._ and observers from every quarter of the globe in attendance at the uniting assembly ot lhe World Alliance of Reform. ed Churches and the Interna- tional Congregational Council to be held in Nairobi, Kenya . They are the Rev. Ralph T. Haas, pastor of Fullerton's First Presbyterian Church • representing his denomination as a voling delegate, and the Rev. Donald E. Roberts, pastor ol Christ Presbyterian, Hunlington Beach, o f f I c I a I ob5erver for the Synod of Soutern California. COAST CHURCH DIRECTORY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE QNTRAl Corona def Mar Attend :J/ie Cfiurch 1 BIBLE CHURCH c.""-\l 'Rl!H 0 CHURCHES o/ '/jour Choict1 ~ t ~ :<''1. IUNCHD OP THI MOTHD CHUICH THI NUT CHURCH OP CHllST, ICllNTllf [mphnh lng !:: '° IN IOSTON, MASSACHUllTTI z ; , • The Pim of God The Person of Chrhf I ~ "4 , ''SOUL'' The Power of the Holy Spfrlt + / i... + A Cordial Welcome from Su"d•y School ' AM .. ' i Morning Wors~ip 9 o111d 10:30 AM I s THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th £wnln1 Strvl<:e 7 PM 1!1 :'P)il , ........ _.I ~ w .. ,_ey l lble llud\' I > ~~ ' and l'•tyer 7 l'M .... ,~MA~ o)' I Cotta Me11 Firlt Church of Christ. Scl1ntl1t Nurseiy dur1111 tuvJi;n l1lbo1 lt l111d H11ntl119fen l1•d1 -North 1110 M ... Y-49 Dt,. c.t. M .. A full Youth Program COMMUNITY THI UNITED COMMUNITY s..4ey SdtMl-t:ll A.M. Cm, of Oran~ and llrd. SC. COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Ca..rdi s.nlco-f l A.M. Coit• Mu. CONGREGATIONAL METHODIST CHURCH ...... a .... 1110 M-YerM Dr. 66'1 Heil Ave. 142-4461, le.,, f'rff Mett:t, r1rter • 111 At•f• • 611.ot10 Wor1hip I Church Scheel Huntlngfon Baeeh-Flrtt Church of Ch<hl, Scltnllll ,. t :JO A.M. Wonhip t Ii I 0:10 A.M. 611 HELIOTROPE WonhJp lflt & 011 .. & Sund•v School lrYine -E1tt lluff ..__, ki.o.1-t:JI l 11:00 Seventh-Day WorUl.-.10 A.M. UNIVERSITY Cll11mll-t :JI & 11 A.M. Colle Me11 ._..,., 1 .. -221 Meli St. Adventist Church 1!1 Ctu1rc• k....._10 A.M. FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH ' Newport Be•ch-Flrst Church of Chrl1t, Scientist %71 A ...... It., CMte M .. Ot. l'tllllp o, Muff'ey, Mlnl1!.,. METHODIST CHURCH lll·12lJ I """" '"-•111811: ...... ,., 673-4000 i'fth. St. & Hetbot l lvd, 11422 Culver Re1J JJtJ Viii UH !1 l'MM; f4MtH I Church Wot1hip -9:10 I 11 1t Uniwr1ity Drive a.rdil .....,lc ..... -t:11. 11tff ...... a.-.1111 Vie LU. 11.w..tti SchNI , ••, t :JO AM Church School -9:)0 Wotthlp l Chutch Scheel 'Attend Cfiurch 548 .772 7 9 & IO:lO A.M. Ntwport 8eteho$acond Church of Christ, Scl111tl1t I] M ... .r .. WerUI, , • I I :00 AM I Litune le1ch ., .. '9dflc View If .. c.r... ....... ,,..,... M.eett .. Wed., 7:30 PM Co1te M•11 North LAGUNA BEACH C..U I ....,. lcllMl-10 A.M. -MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH ............ -2'6JLc..tHwy. THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH METHODIST CHURCH 21412 Wesley Drife All are cordially invited to attend the church 15(1 M•1• Verde I liker St, in So, Ugun• aervlces and enjoy the prtvlltgeo of the Welcomes You. 549.2719 Wouhip 11 A.M. Reading Rooms ' ST. JAMIS, lZOt Vie Uft,, NitWHrt ... di Word1fp I Church Scho1I Church Skhool t :JO A.M. I A.M.-HOLY IUCHAllST f :OO l 10:10 A.M. 499·3011 CW C.. r..w1-.i Al AU. SUYICD IOA.M.-fAMILY lllYICI \ lJ N1wpert l•ech ,11 ALTllNAT1N• ln'Wllfrf Mu11tin9lo11 •••ch CHRIST CHURCH HOLY IUCHAllST FIRST UNITED BY THE SEA TllAL LITUICiY AND METHODIST CHURCH PLEASE DON'T COME • MOININW PIA Yll 1400 W. l.lbO• l lwJ. I 1721 17th $1. 5l6·l5l7 '7).JIOS ' TO Qlld Care llt t :OO •·•· .. CALVARY CHAPEL I ~ I Tiie In, Jelle P. AMtey II, locter . Serv lc .. -9:JO J, 11 A.M. Worthip-f:lO A.M, Nur••rv thru llld 9r•de • 11 Church School-I TN 1.,.. Dh'ld A. er._,. Aueclllt'e lector P'lll ... : •71·1Z10 • If ye11 .,. feek/119 fer •n eleborele pr .. rel!'I, er ••cl1! pr11li9e. Church School -t :30 A.M • 9:)0 & 11 A.M. ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. 1111 If 't•ll er.• 100•!119 for ln·d•pth l lble ••ud le1, Chri1tle11 fel· S11114'.,. 7:JO & t:JO Cll•rc• Scrt..1-t :lO . low.hip, •11d in1plrl11f 111lrli•d wonhlp, you'll leve u1I Te eccolfl• T\1"4..,.1 •:JO. 10 ...... 1 Heir Ders -.... K .. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES moJ1te out gro,,..i119 church femily ,,... now hive twe Sund1y Ykar. TM .... .I••• W. D ... ~. -,.._ 141.&JJ' of the Coa¥al Areas ,...or11i119 t•r~ice1, 9:30 •11d 11 :00. Nu r11rv ''''· Cor11er of Green• ville I Su11flower. 141°1111 64,·fltJ NEWPORT HARBOR LUTHERAN CHURCH Christ Church l'resbyt.rlan LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER 21112 M9ft1oll• IN-A4-M) H•lttlllftN IHc• 1.-. D...td L loMrts, ,...., 2900 Pacilic View Dr. ' lu•thv w.m•: t :IO A.M. Cllllfle.• 1c-... 10:41 A.M. 798 Dover Or. LI 8-l6l I JJ.arbor C/iri~lian Cfiurch I Corona dtl Mar I Offko: 20112 M.,Mlle St. ,...._: t61"4t40 Tllo In. JeMet S . llel11, P•m DR. WILLIAM R. ELUER Church of the Covenant OP HIWPORT llAC:H-IDl11el,1et1 TM lft. loe•lt1 W•ltt, 1 Mn.w .... a....,.e11, 21sa '-'"'-loetd, c .. t. Mos• AMlttollt ,.,., 11 P•rllll Worter I lr•co A, k11nle, ,_.., M.-l1t1 1et11lertr H.,,., lto"'"'°'Y khffl I 11,ly Wo11h ip t :OOA.M. I Phone 644-1'64 I l11"4ey W•nhl,: 1:00 & t :JO A.M.-Chl'C• ktieoh t 1JO A.M. 4211, 11tll St., C11te Mose Ch,i1ti1ft Educ1lie11 9:15 A.M. t :OO A.M. ht!lllr Wenhl' re.. .. : 545"4J04 . Fe1ti~• Wotthip IO:JO A.M. 10:00 A.M. I..., t••rc• Mornlng Worship 9:•s A.M. Nur11ry core •veiltble k .... St. Andrew's l'nsbf,!rlan Church N11rMfY Ce,. PNwf4H WELCOME 11:00 A.M, ir..tt" WersW' '"St. Affrwl ..... ewpett ...... N11nery Ptewl•od Ck"-"''""" •••Rehl. ,.,., ~ ~hone: 642-2725 W~, l C:.WJC• S.l!Mlt I, t :JI l 11 A.M. Minister: Dr. D. W. McElroy 646·7147 St. Mark l'Nsbyterlan Church CHRIST LUTHERA.N CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST Miuoutl SynoJ C.l'HI' J•Mtff I l•tMlrff Ddw. C:.... llel Mer . 760 Yktetl• St., Cotte Mn• J ..... Groli9M kit\',,_.., Lott.er Y. Tero••• , ... , w.n111,' Cliercll ScMi.._.!,, .t..M. 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA M!SA 141·1404 '44·1141 W.nhl• lervQ1 t:lJ i 11 AM, Sll!ld•Y khooh t i• A.M. llTWUN HAllOI -4 PAllYllW Adil!! 111>11 (If•• •1• AJ4 CHllSTIAN ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL 141·'''' SUNDAY MORNING l llLE STUDY ., ••••• , ••••• , t :41 A.M. ' ~, IJJ SABBATH SERVICES SUNDAY MORNIN& WORSHll' I COMMUNION , , 10141 A.M. RELIGIOUS SCHOOL SUNDAY EVENING WORSHIP ••••••••••••••• ,, , 6i00 P.M. WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY ••• , , • , , , ,,. 7:JO l'.M. PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH harbor reform temple NUUllY CAii PIOYIDID M•e Y_.. Drl" & ... ., ""'9t, e.. .. M ... Cellf. RABBI BERNARD P, KING Dw ... O. M9,flel4 ... ~O!tE~ t. ANDl!llM>N. l'••tot • ~ meeting at D. G. H•nt ,I, Sul!di't' klloo1l Al t:U -Mernliw Worsh1111 ltlO. end ll:llf Ml•llt.r Aui.clett Mltlttw Pri11ce ef l'e1ce Luthet111 Schiel -Mh1 ltther Olton, ,,i11cip1I St. J1mes: Eplscoptl Church a 3209 Vii Lido, Newport Beach Phona : 541-5711 Day or Night I ft1r lnforrn11ion: Call 676-7230 Off!<• l'he11e1 14f·Olll Scheol rhene1 149•016' SunJa'J TEMPLE SHARON Ja'J ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH * • t j a 111n Culver Drive fte e1•1t•llM .......... hf ltle Unlv•r•ity P•rk, lrvlfte .................. ,.. /or feeverance 617 W• H•Ht-. C... w .. In. HMNft N. NNtrMue 11...., khet-filO A.M. Mlty W.,q~:JO A 11 A.M. All Jewlth f1111il ies •r• lnwitell to foJ11 ut ht trvly·111eenil'tlful llJ•12ll N...-y C.. IJ.JJ46 IAIMTH .PININ• s11v1cn NID.AY. 1111 , .... , lfNrtt..I """' -................ CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE -MAR·INERS CHURCH '44·1112 Tt111,le Sh1,•11 Ch•lr -On•t $h1••t 141-1412 el N..,.,. •Mtn "'r" M,_, Ot. •to. O'N ... M,.._ CfHl.-.:1 el U111! .. Clllilrdl a111t11"1 lkltMI, L°' AllfllM AttendJh• Chur~ Al Your IUNDAT llllVICa ,,. It AM ,.,....._, • TlllllOt TMlllOkll fern!Mno, LI Mir ... wttalllt hntke , . , .............. , •••. ,, . • II eJ'I, MllllllH • , , A.IWI t.\""le. It.I"'-"• 111Ni!Y lt'fMlill ,,, ................ ., ...... rt.1t1, Choice Sunday T'Ml a111.L. CLUI 01' MIWil'OllT 11.t.CM E_..., lttviee . ....... ............. 1,,1'1\. on uttl.tC..Hrt .. c ............ l\J '"* ...... lllllM ,, ... ~ I· \' ' ' I I • t I • • ' • '• • I ., ~~·•nM~----~-...... ....., .... ..,....,..,...,,...,..,,... ..... ...,""T" .... ,,...,.,. .... ""'""""'""'"'"""" .................................................................................... ... , DAILY PILOT IS Slow, Tedious Process • Pulpit ··and Pew Churches Speak Out, Defy Apartheid Laws Easr0rtl1odox -Unity Near? lhomr.,.I) c:bolen "II God'• Gl'Ct In Vain?" bued on FI rat Corinthlana 15:1-10. Putor Blain will preach at both Worship terVicet, 8 •nd 10:~ a.m. Fr. Dennis Benn ett, Epilcopalian rector of SI. lJJie '1 Pat\sh in Suttle, wW be the guest speaker 1t 2:30 p.m., Sunday in Prtoce of Peace ~ Cllarc4. • corntr of Mesa Verde East Drive and Baker Slr<el, Coala Mesa. Fr. Bennett wa former- ly rector or SL Mark'• Epllcopal Church ln Van Nuys, CaU!omla, and wu sent to thb falllol parilh In SeatUe which b fut becominl ooe of lht lar&eal churches In Ille Norlhweal. The Ftnt Vnlkd Met.HcU.tt Charc•, 2721 17th St., will bave· Dr. Kenneth Johnstone preaching the sermon Sunday · at both services 9 and 10: 15 a.m. in the absence oC the Rev. F.dward C. Erny who b ln Europe on vacaUon. The sermon topic "Love u Eros • C.enter • Maturing." There will be church school classes ror all ages at 9 and 10:1' a.m. On Friday nJght Harbor Reform Temple will hold it.s regular Sabbath services in St. James Episcopal Church, 3205 Via Lido Newport Beach at 1 :1~ p.m. Servicea will be conducted by Rabbi Bernard KJng and during the service Miles Greiner wilt be called tD the pulpit for Bar Mltzva.h honon . "God's Specialty" Is the sermon subject at Harbor Christian Church, Ol5etple1 of Chrl1t, meeting each Sunday at the Harper Elementary School, 425 E. 18th St.. Cost.a Mesa . Worship strvice b al 9:45 a.m. Nursery care pro- vided. Dr. D. W. Mc Elroy ls the minister. On Sundly the Rev . Dr. Henry Gerhard, minister of lh~ ChW'ch ol Religious Science, 20082 Laaun• Canyon Road, Laguna Beach, will 1peak on "Making Decisions" al the service at 9 and at 11 a.m. Qualified teachers are in charge of children from babyhood through high 1chool during the 9 a.m. servlct only. The Church of Rellgious Sci ence is sponsoring Thursd ay lectures at 10 a.m. In the Lei- sure World at Clubhouse Two The.se lectures are free of charge and open to the public. Dr. Walter Pegg of Carson City, Nevada, will be the pulpit 1uesl of the First B•p- Usl Ourch of Newpoct Beach Sunday al both morning and ev"1hlg boun, II 1.m. IU1d 7 p.m. For %7 yun Ille villlh!g mJnllter WU pa.ltor of the Pint Baptlal Olureh ol Hunttngtoo Park, follow«! by postora ... In Wuhlngloo, O.C. and later for nlne yean: at Magnolia Avenue Baptist Church in Riverside. Dr. Pegg hal travell<d wlddy, attendinl coof&ti>cel In C I b a d I t England, Scotland, Portuaat, Congo and the Ivory Cout. The Finl Baptist Olurch b tocatd al %501 Clill Drive in Newport Harbor. "ll<hind the Wall, My Beloved" will be the JenDOD topic of !ht ·Rev, 8nJce A. Kurrie 1t 11lo Pmbylerlu ~ o/ lbe CCloveaaa~ 18111 Fakvlew Road, Coala M.,.. An lnf..,..t wwsblp service will be beld at I a.m.: Ille traditional wonblp service wW be held at 9:30 a.m. school, With I cWI !or tV<r)' qt, ii held at l:iS, followed by wonhlp ltf'Ylce at 1 l a.m. A nursery la provided for all terYioel. Eddie M. Morris ll servinl u pa.stor or the church. He b a graduate of Baylor University, Waco, Tei· u , and attended Golden Gate Baptbt ,,,..lollcal Seminary, Mill Valley, Calli. For further lnfonnaUon c:onc:m>1na !ht church, call !ht pa.11« al Ii. 7!06. TQDPle Bdll David t I Oreep C...17 will c:ooduet Its regular Sabbath Services oo Frldaj' evenlnc at 1:15 p.m. at I b e C:Ommunily Coogref .. Uonal Olurch, fill Katella Avenue at Bloomlield, in Lo! Alamitos. During t h e s e servicet. the con.grecalioo wW cetebr1te and honor the Bar Mltiv'1! of Jefhy Davis. aon ol.Mr. and M'1. Howard Davis of Los Alamitos. The services w)U be ""1ducted by Rabbi "Right on 'l'ime!" ii the Bernard B. Goldsmith, in con-oennon theme chosel! by Dr. "jUnctlQn with Cantor Harry <lw'les K. Dierenfitld, putor, Newman. In honor ol Jeffrty'1 I<> be preached SUnday, Aug. Bar Mitzvah.' the Adult Choir 16 at SL A a d r e w ' • of Teinple Beth David will Pmbyttrlu Cbutcll, 600 St. parUcipate in the 5e!'Vices Andrews Road, N e w P o r t under lhe direction of Mrs. Buch. Hours of worship are Fay Newman, the Ttmple 1, 1:30 and 11 a.m. music director. The Mesa Verde UD.lteil MeUtodlst Oarell, 1701 Bai.er Strtet. Costa Mesa. wUl have two Sunday morning worship 1UVie6 at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Guest speaker will be the Rev. Willard Schurr. Mr. Schurr served for 12: years as an educational missionary l n MaJaysia and has been pastor of many o{ the larger churches of OW' conference. His sermon topic will be "Wilh Chrl.st Under the Southern Cro.59." Church achooJ clas.!es are at the 9 a.m. service only. Dedication or workers In the Vacation Bible school will take place at the 11 a.m. service of Fountal.Zl: Valley Presbyterian Cburcb, 9420 Talbert. 11\e school, to be conducted Mon - day through Friday for two weeks beginning Aug. 17, is an aMual activity of the Fountain ''Where Did God Go?'' is I.he UUe of the sermon to be preached by Rev. Paul Bier· ing, Minister to Youth, at Christ Church by the Sea United Methodist located at 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach. The worship hour is 9:30 a.m .. with chUl'(h school at the same hour. Worship at the F'int Cbri.5· tlan Church, 792 Victoria St.. Costa Mesa, will be at one hour only Sunday. the 10:40 a.m. aervice will hear Rev. Jam~ E. Piercy dellver the sermon "Mammon -Servant or Master." At the 7 p.m. Vesper Hour. the f 11 m "Charlie Churchman and the. Youthquake" will be shown. It Is a satirical film done in the fa.sh.Ion of Charlie Chaplin movies, but it ha.5 an im· p(lf'tant rnes.5age. By LOUIS CASSW Ul'I l•lle1'11 Wm.t Cl'lrilUan churches In Rhodesia are risking their ex- istence to defy a aew apartheid law tnlCted by the wbite supremacy reJime of Prtmler Ian Smith. Their open defiance of the covemment on grounds of CbrisUan principle confrontl SmJth with a ha(d choice. U he backs do.,.. In the fact of adamant church opposition, he'll lose support amonc ~hlte Rbodesiu voten committed lo segregalloo at uy oost. On tbe ot.htr hand, II he responds wiUt hard-handed supprdtiml oC the <!hurdles. .mute ol their property and wboiesale amsU of their leaden, he'll outraae public opinion ip countries such u the United Slit.es and Brita.in, whose ftvor ft.hodelia i• earneall)' C0Utt1n1. One thin.e sewu clear: If any backing d<P*n i.5 done, the government will have lo do It. Protestant and Roman C.lholic Chureb leaders, l.Zl: an unprl\Cedented dl.Splay of un.lty, have set their jaws for a showdown and are prepared to accept whatever institutional or personal martyrdom it may entail. The Mly ei:etplion to the united Chrbtian front is the Dutch Reformed Qlurch, which has mana1ed in Rhodesia as in South Africa to reconcile apartheid with its conc:option of Ille Goepel. AU other major Protest.ant bodie.5. Including the Angllcart3, Methodists, Ptesbyl!'rfam and the SalvaUon Army, are standing together with the Roma• Catholic hierarchy in natly ~fu!lng to ~ply with the new law, called the Land Tenure Act. Churchmen regard the law as ba!:ically unju5t because it divides Rhode5ia into rl11:orously segregated racial attll!, with 234,000 white.5 getting the same 1mount of land a.s 4,800,000 blacks. They also protest provisions of the law requiring churc~.5 to segregate their worship and their 5ervice institutions. such as schools and hospitals., and compelling them to register with the government u "voluntary agencies." A "voluntary agency" would be alloftd to function in both black and white areas of Rhodesia only with the pennission of the governme11t. and under whatever restrictions the govtrnment saw Ut to impose. Following enactment of the law, leaders of 17 christian denominations adopted a joint declaration statin~ that ''we will not ~gister &5 voluntary a.SSOciations under the Land Tenure Aci." "We affinn that the church intends to carry on its work in areu of either race." the deelaration u.id. The Roman Catholic Bishops, ill addition to signing the joint declaration, issued a statement of their own threatelling to shut down all CathoUc schools, ho!pitals and social service lhstitutions in Rhode5ia il' the new law is enforced,, Th.is is no Idle threat: 820 CathoUc schools serve 155,000 chlldren. and 131 hoapitals and cliaics care for, more than I million patients a year. '"The Catholic church cannot in principle and will not in practice divide it.self racially for the ad.mlli5trative Convfflience of any sta~ in the world," the Bishops said·. Protestant leaders are equally detennined. "Let it go on rocord,'' presiding Bishop Abel T. Muzorewa told a recent confereace of the Unlted Melhodist Chureh. "lhat 1 will fi&ht as a Christian. and by Cbrirtlan methods of too-violence, lhi.5 whole Issue." ValJey congregation. Follow-· Services: at lhe Newport Ing the dedication servi~ Unity ctiurch, meeting Sunday 1---------------------...J Putor Slmlley Allen will Jn lbe Senior Otlzens Building. 1peak on "Je.5118 Down and'" 15th and Irvine, Newp;>rt Jesus Up." Persons de5irlng to Beach. are at 10 a.m. The ' register their children in the Rev. Loren Dale Flickinger school should have them will deliver lhe sermon "Pa· • present Monday morning a tient Persistence.·• rew minutes before 9 a.m., the time for bE:ginning. Jn the evening, anolher is the special A\llust Vespers series will be held, begiMlng at 7 p.m. University Park 8 a p t I s t Cburcb, Irvine, sponsored by Trinity Baptist C h u r c h • Westminster. held if.5 first service Aug. 2. The coo- gregaHon is le m po r a r 11 y meeting in the University P1tk Elementary School , 4.502 Sandburg Way, Irvine. Sunday Dr. Philip Murra y will deliver the Sunday sermon at Corona del Mar C.Ommunlty Church, Conrregatlonal during the service at 10 a.m. The Utle of his sermon will be "The Faceless Crowd." The church is located at 611 Heliotrope Ave. Summer church school is at the same time . CYO 'Dodger Day' Seat Blocks A vailahle Blocks of seats for organiza· tions, clubs or uoups are now available for "CYO Day Wi th the Dodgers'' Aug. 23, I p.m., at Dodger Stadium. Beneficiary will be Ule Catholic Youth Organi:utlon, one of the largest agencies serving youth in l..o5 Angeles, Orange, Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. when tht Dodgers ta ckle lite Pitl!burgh Pirates, Waller F. O'Malley, chairman of the bnard ; Peter O'Malley, pre&Jdenl:. and the Dodger organization h a v e made 5000 reserved seats at $2.50 each available to CYO. A total of $1. 75 on each ticket 90kt ln advance -and only In adv~ through CYO -will go lo the youth serving agency. By GEORGE W. CORNELL Al' 11....-WrtMr NEW YORK (AP) Eutern Orthodox Christianity, globally allied but externally dl\tlded In this country Into ll dJfferent national branches tied to mothtr churcbe1 ln the old-world East, seems beaded toward Independence u a unified. self.govem\D& church. lt'.5 a tense, shaky protQll, but new sign.s o( it 5howed up this week. It would bring about Americ1'1 fourth lar.:eat dencminallO!I, totallln1 """" lo I million members, e1' ceeded onlv by U n i t e d Methadist. South<m Bapli.!ts tnd Roman Catholics. "The time has come for it," says Archbishop lakoVo.5. the warmly affable bu t kirceful head o( the 2-mill\on- member Greek 0 r t h o d o x <.'bureh In the Americas. the Jaraest and most pr!stlgious of the eastern bodies. "We feel the pressures for it within.a.00 without," he ad- ded. "If we po1tpone a 801u- tion , we may loR: all we possess in leade:rsb.ip and &uidance of the people. Some- day soon, we will either be one or none at all.•• Bot it's a volatile un- dertaking, its step! sometimes threatening new rift!, and in- volving long-time rivalries abroad. Since last sprin1, It had looked as if R ussian Orthodoxy. the 1 o o , o o o- member second large5t group. had seized lhe Initiative in lhe effort by getting the Moscow Patriarch to grant It autonomou5 status. the flt!l major Orthodox branch In America to achieve it . But llew, somewhat superceding force.5 were at work. The Russian action had im- plied a bid to other OrU*ox churches to seek permission to rally together In the new self-governing Amer I can church. But is abo neUled lhelr feel· lngl, and stirred old frictions 1n. lnttr·Orthodo1: rela- tlonahlpa. Patriarch Athenaaoras I of Constantinople. modern l:it.an· bul, Orthodoxy's s p.t r it u a 1 primate ttnd "firtl among equala" of all Orthodox bishops, 5ent a 9COldlnA: letter to the M08COW Patriarch. Slilyinc the unilateral action could wreck· jotnl pn>ceedlnga. Fel:lowl.ng up that rebuke , Pabiarcb Athena 10 ra s' per!Ooat American deputy, Archbishop labvol, thil w .. k unveiled a broader, bolder move for an autonomous. wWfied American Orthodoxy . t.llctically blanketing t h e Russian church's head start He disclosed Ulal the Stan- din1 Conference of Orthodox Bishops, including leaders of all lhe American llran<:hes, and of which he is chairman. h.ad pelilioned P a t r i a r c h Athenagoras ror authorization to turn the conference into a prO'\lilk>nally govern l n g synod oC all American Orthodoxy. "It would provide a unifying ror-ct and eventually an autonomous synod governing their destinies," he said. Such authorization would re- aufre collective action by a Pan-Orthodox Congress, in- cluding leaders of mother churches in the East lbd Mid~ die Ea.at. called together by Pllriarcb Athenagoras. To add rank..and-Ule muscle to the request, Archbishop lakovos this week also spark· ed action by his own church's blermial Clergy-Laity Congress lo appeal to t.he Patriarch to deal promptly with the "new situation" in America, regarding a n independent ehun:h. Arehbishop lakovoe:. 43, a tall, bearded ecumeni c al diplomat who took o v e r leadershlp of tht Greek chureh 1 t years qo, said the Russian church'll shift to autonomous st.at.us had served as a catalyst for the broader move. Rev. W ilkersQn Set · For August's Rally Al first. he said, some Ortmdox \eadtrs were ' not pleucd at the Rullslan e:._.rcb'• acting by Itself, but that It h&d conllriuid to cooperate with them a11 In equal, even though it had the right after It atta i ned autonomy to tgno re the joint conference'll existence. The n e w I y independent Orthodox church "alao would like to see one American Orthodoxy, and to have Ute:ir· autonomy made more In· elusive and blesaed by the mother churches," he added. Thus, the pre I Im I nary tension• had simmered down . under Impact of the De• joint overture. Inc Iden la 1 Jy, Patriarch Alei.is of Moscow, who often had squabbled wiUt Constartinople over mpeclive prerogatives. had dJed in the midst of the latest disagree- ment. The Moscow church claimed ii never received Patriarch. Athenagoras' re p r Im and . although it was sent by registered mail, adding a nole of mystery to the frequently labyrinlh.ine maneuverings of Eastern Orthodoxy. However, the Mo sc ow church maintained that under the Orthodox rule of historical preeminence; it had an ex· elusive right to ettabliah an "autocephalous" self.govern. Ing cburch tn America. since it had founded tbe f1rst dlott!e here in 1840. The larger Greek church did not tet up il.5 American archdiocese until 1921. There presently are 14 '' auto cephak>us" or In- dependently government Or\tiodox cburdJea in lhe world , including tholle in C o nstantinople, Alexandria Antioch, Jerusalem, Russia, Georgia. Serbia. G r e e c e , Bulgaria, Romani•, Cyprus, Poland. Czecho51ovakia and Albania. Altogether they hi ve more- tllan 250 million baptized members, including t h • American branches o v e r whicft they generally have re- talntd jurbdirtion. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAr GUIOE The Rev. David Wllkerson away, sald Rowe. 'I A t Also featured at the rally•ff.,_.._._,....;..._. ___ , wt I return ug. 22 0 will be Dallu Holm. 2.1, e MAnl:ISSIS • Melodyland for the monthly formerly 1 "rock" group Jeadll.;;~..;--.;.;o;;;;;;;;;;,._., youth rally at 7:30 p.m. The sinter who hu relea.5ed two MAnRISSIS site is located direcUy across long playing albu ms. BOA.TS HOM.Es mAILEM from Disneyland on Harbor He has traveled with Mr. Coe~r::~:=:; Co. Blvd. a'.nd Freedman Way. Wilkerson lo various other 1151 Ne"fOrt Blvd. Delegation represmtatlves rallies across the naUon, said ui.a-. 8·1303 Rowe. Holm will present his -• • J of various organizations have own guitar compositions. 1'----------.i already res erved Z,800 seals, The book by 11-tr. Wilkerson li•ii--•U•P•H•O•l•ST-l•R•Y-~•-. announced Guy Rowe, ol New York is a noo-fiction coordinator of the popular best seller that has been made Mesa llMihofslery Wilkerson Youth Rally which Into a movie bY productr Dick UtRt has won the DI ' n e y I' n d ROI! and Associates recently UL-rty 8 A71l' premiered by the Wilkerson .,. _, Service Award for community Youlb Rally. Inc. sttrrinf h ll t ZJU MIWPOlf a.YI. service lo yout . A sea s 0H~oll~yw~ood~a~c~l<>~r~P~a~t~Boone~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~ are free. I" 18th Century 'Hip1•ie' Made Orthodox Saint Pa!lor Bruce CUshing will deliver the message Sunday at the Finl Chrlltla.a. Church of Lapn1 Beach. Legion al Catalina. Hi.5 topic will be "The Bible Better T h a n P.toney." The communion for the prle5lhood of all believers will precede the message. The 7 p.m. evening vesper will feature the young people of the parish with Television ex- pert George Phelps bringing the message. "CYO i!I greatly In need ol funds to help support its extensive program, particular· ly in the more underprivileged areas," according to Rev . Vin· cent Cavalli, O.P., CY9 associate director. Ticket orders may be placed by wr\ling ''CYO Dodger Day," 1400 W. Ninlb St .. Los Angeles, Calif. 90015, and sen· dln1 a check or money order for number of tickets d:sired at $2.SO, or may be secured through local parishes and centel'i. As a muJU.service com· munlty agency, CYO not only offers a variety o( IOcial, Est ab I l 1 he d by Mr. l { Wilkerson after he wrote the book "The Cross and the Switcfiblade" for purpoaes ol exposing youth to Jesus Christ as the primsry source of reconciliation with lhemselves and God, the rallies have become a regular community service at Melodyland, said oirhovm flmoriol Jlodc: Tbt Sowhlantfs Mo11 Btailtifid KODIAK, Alaska (AP) - In 1 centuries-old ceremony, a RuS!lan monk described as a "hippie" of his tlme has become the Orthodox Church's . first American taint. Credited wilh miracuklus heall ngs • n d propheeiea, Father flerman ol Spruce Island waa canonized at lbis wind·swepl. fiahina village In a four-da y ceremony which ended Sunday. "In modern terms you might call him a hip(>le," said the Rt. Rev . nleodoslu1, bishop of Sitka and Alaska. "He was a real con- scienlious objector, a paclf11t. He fouaht the civil authorltle!I of hls time when he didn't agree with them, and in that sense he 11 absolutely con- temporary with whit ls hap- pening among youn1 people today." , The canonization ceremony, conducted by A r e h b Is hop THE NIFTY THEATRE ''•1111h EDWAl.0 ALIEl'S The American DrMm ... ELLIOT FA1ED'S Sith JULT l4 TttlU AU•. 12 PIL • IAT,. t 1Jt P.M. ll7 MAIN IT. HUNTl"•TON ti.ACM .. , ....... , .. c.n 111c1 ., .. ,,,, 2.. 2" . ...,.. - lreoey of New York, primate of the OrthodOJ: Church In America.· ended when Father Herman's remains, t a ken from hi.s grave on nearby Spruce Island . were placed in the Church of the Re!urrection here. On Saturday, his plain wooden coffin had been car- ried once around the church by clergymen In g o I d vutments singing praise to the new salnt. Father Herman le(t the Valaamo Monastery In Ru•sia'll Finland in 17'M to establish the flrat Orthodox church In the new world. tather Herm•n ind his monks came Into conflict with the Ruselan American Tradlng C.O., headed by Aluander BaranOf. Baranof eventually placed membus of the church mis&km under house arreat and forbade them lo cont1ct any natives. In 1808 Fa~r llerman went to Spruct Island, where ht established f school •nd everr tuaUy an orphanage. He died on the island M la.t7, Other Cburth officials II· tending the ceremony included the ~fo&t Rev, Pa u 1, 1rdlbishop ol Karella and All Finland. Some "1 the new 11lnt'1 bones wve to be sent to a F\nn.lsh monastery. Othtt rt- mains were to ao to Spruce. Ialal\d and others to the only Orthodo1 mon11tery ln Amerlca, in Soulh Canaan, Pa. ' Mnnorials R bb • B recreational, cultural a n d "HowtoDemonstrate a I usy public service progranl8 for M.4Vl0LttJM • (04.V""""llUM • (lMITflT TREES of the WORLD Rowe. tatt o. ,.,,,..,.,. ......... Melodyland seals 3 , 5 0 Of ~~~~~~~~:'..:'-~, .. ~-~-~~··~•'.:M~·~-~ .. ~·-- HeaJth " iJ the topic of a Jee-children, but alao teenagers, lUl'e to be given by Rev. Gene p rm" g single yOUlll adult.s, pirenta 'I'bompaon al lht Un 11 e d repa and senior citiJenll at its com· Otllf'Cll of Rellgloua Science, munity centers, t h r o u I h l20 Tmth street, Huntington For Oasses parishes Ind in tso1 •led persorui comfortably. On many I· prevtous rallies hundreds of late comet! have been turned Beach. Begtnning Augl.l!t 23, neighborhoods. and continuing ror four Sunday ~iiicii~IJF;;;-JE;tI;.;;;t.;;r:=::i!!i~I night!, Rev. ThomP90n ii of. Busy at work formaliting I Free Estlmatew ferln& free c1 ........ an In· cu.-riculum Ind stalling the RE-UPHOLSTER troductlon to the regular religious IChool In preparation ReliJlous Science Clas.! Work for fall classes ii R11bbi whieh beiins in October. William Gordon, newly ap-Complete Selectlo11 of pointed Reli&ioua sch o o t f'abrie• i11elulll•9: Rev. Melvin Ta ylor will Director of Temple Beth deliver a dialog-sermon •Iona Sholom of Sant• Ana. Linens and Velvets Mutw Craftamen AIW•Y• •• C9VKOSKI 11)1 NIWPORT II.VD. 6 I COSTA 'MISA , .... , "'""' llV•l(QS.l(~Y) ,.., .. -· . Phoae &42·1454 with John Havens, a senior Rabbi Gordon comes lo religion major at DeMison Temple Beth Sholom with a University or Ohio. Sunday at varied background In Jewish Falrvtew Baptl1t Cburcll, leadership and Involvement. Fairview Road at Fair Drive. He 1J a gNduate of Yeshiva Costa Mesa. The sermon title University in New York and will be "Man ... The Begirr was ordained a rabbi at the nb\i or the End?" Hebrew Union Collcge.Jewlsh1 :-=-=-=-;=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-;=-=-=-=-=-=-;=-;=-=-;=-=-=-;=-;=-;;~ ln5UUue ot Rellglon tn Cln .. lr The lesson sermon to be cinnatl. dlsciwed et all Christian Rabbi Gordon has already Sctence churches Sunday is Instituted summer classes for "Soul." Art• church addresses ne xt year's Bar and Bat and service times include : Mitzvah candidates and urges flrst Church o( Christ, Sclen· all potential itude:nt1 to con- Ult, 2880 Mae1 Verde Dr.. tact him lmmed.lately at I.be Colt.I Mesa , 11 a.m.: FirSt T I JM•t ~-·ti'n Avenue Olurch o( Chrllt, Scientist, 8th emp c, -1 ~ ' and Olive St., ttunUngton1_sa_nta--::An--='·=---::=::-:-=-ll Beoch, 1:30 and II a.m.: Pini ORDER YOUR Olurch of C11r111. Sclent~~ 330:I Via Lido, Newport Beach. NEW CHEVY I: t5 and II a.m Nld Second a.urch of Christ, &:1enU11. VEGA NOW JJOO P1cutc View Drive, COnJno de! Mar, IO a.m. FOR EARLIEST POSSIBLE DELIVERY. 600, DIS'°llTION: '-•' ""•"• "' .. 11 tft!ll •11loy•il 111oc.itlj119 witll llirn. H• WALK.ID •"' TALKED wilh Ail11t1 1nil t .... , "-111 ti•• c•ol •f ffl• 41-y," 6 •11. )11, E110,h WALKE:D wifh GM •11111 w11 11· ••-•" 10 hl,hty tlritt "• 11•v•f 4i•4, ti.wt GM tr1r11l•tM h!J111 1111• H1•v•n, $•11· S:24. &14 J111a4• Jlfll• 11'lrlt111I, 11 hi\ •wn lrn •1• t nil ll••r>•n , IG•11. I :16) 1• tli1t H• c•1114 "''• l'LMSUll:E i11 ''"11, hi1 ct11t11••, lt1 ... 4:11 IKl•t J tt, l lbl•I. liM'1 DISPOSITION .,..,, •• 1111 1 CO MPAN ION .. "'•II. l wt 1t1•11 ch i"'•" thl1 t,y ••c.omi11' .,a.1110111 •Ml ••ii. '-•11, 6;&.1. OHL Y· tt.• rltht.•11•11•11 •I N••iri pt•••111IM TOTAL 411t111 ... II~ 1f 111111. GM'1 DIS POSITION NOW 11 I• SAYE m•• ITlll:N· ALLY f•, PL£ASUIE lMth fiM'1 •114 111••'1) I"' H11•••• J11 • J;l6: 1 P.t. J1f , lwt 19o4 11yt, "-I h1•1 .. ,LIASUll:I 11th• il•1tt. •f tiri• WI CKED-,"&•. JJd I. Ah•. 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" from top to bottom ••• A report of what it mea1as to A11aeriea1as I I I ' Pottal Clark Stua rt Woodruff can look forward to IMtter, higher • speed equipm.nt un· der naw U.S. Postal System. He'll retain civil aarvlc• rights in postal ctrfft service, but will have no right to strike or ioin union. Co111111en·t Page How Our New Post Office Will ·W orl( I ' • Reprinted from U.S. News , & W orW Report 1 Published at WashinQton, D.C. Jn.c track is now cleared for the first Cf:Dplele overhaul of tht U.S. Post Office &.tee it was establimed by Congress 181 ylars ago. ~ corporatioa-style federal agency-the i . Postal Service-is due to replace the sent floundering system as soon as the anizaUonal machinery can be set up . JWh.lt v.ill this chance mt.a.a to mall •ten? At Ursl, oliicials say, there will be no ~erence in mail Service that the a erage penon will be aware of. It wt!I e years before all phases of the an· t1 uatecl Post Office can be converted in- a new system. ~ut better service b oo tlte way, post.al a111hnrities precUct, once the Department ·''Wien "Olli <>!•,.WC." alid flOe<f ol esslonll Control, An 'independent nagemer4, they say, will introduce up. ate business methods that will im· vt mail serv1~. J.anned are modernized buildings, • eater degree oI mechanization for proc· ing the mail, b e t t e r managem~nt · ues and improved transportation angements. Counted on, too: higher ale among postal workers as a result better pay, g~ater opportunities for ancement and more satisfactory wtrking conditions. tvben wi.U leUers be ddlvued faster atd more dependably'! 6oon, if new methods work out as plan· .... t>ne idea is to locate "mail factories'' fli sorting mail on the outskirts Of big cities-away trom downtown traHk jams Jd overcrowding or central<.ity posl of- fjCes. ~ August S, the Postal Department rtflt.ed a szs.OOG-square-foot warehouse in s~rbltn River Grove, Ill., to process 11'\il for Chicago. Another facility of this t.p. is to be built in northern New Jersey to serve New York City. for the future , a wide array of ideas lo stif?:ed delivery is under conside!atio~. ote is priority maJl. Letters mailed 1n ~ category would be guaranteed more r~id delivery than ordinary mail-for an ellra fee. '-notber innovaUon already being tried: n$.ilgrams. TbeSt are letters sent over rapb wires. 'They are billed as ter than the fastest letter and tbeap- an the cbea.pest telegram.'' t about special delivery~ "acc£W•ted speclal--Oelivery ~" is ooe plan to be tested. That Vt'fUld insure next-day arrival for ~tiers y area o( the contiguous 48 StaLes U>ere are city-delivery routes. there is talk ol combining; 'a.nu with special delivery for even .service. lt CNt more Ml mall a lelkr! fes. A stamp for a first.class letter is e~ t.o go up~ after the Postal e takes over-probably to I cents the present I ce.n1.S. The increase come .:>melime next sw:nmer. the same time, the cost to bu6iness l<f bulk 1Dalllng• o/ advortislng and c:.if"'W:• ii upec:<ecl to go up by lhe ~ percentage as fil"lt<lau mail -~ 1/S ~· The same holdt true for Jt1Muioel Md. nitw.spaper1. U'-mail aQmps, ft i.s lndliealed, ~i.11 re.. at lt cents for tbe pttltf>l, But ex· loot for Ult. abotidon ol air mail u separllt clusllic1tion wMhin two ,..,.... To ta kt ill pJJCt : I two-tier for first-<ilul JeUer1, Priority to be moved to Its dulloltion by !&.Mil means 1v~ woukf carry a opociaJ stamp. Ordln&rJ mail would c;it lea and ttOUld tr1vd at the aame u flnl-clau mall now. twieNl-41y 41tllYtrJ el mall t. • comlqbad<T odds 1tan lillnll H. WKh the o/ mail lnc:rtuf111, a curtalboo>t e.18'"rica 11 more U•ely. ~ Hf\'ket mJctit bt dl ll1ck ., ~1 de.liveries may be elJminated iii IOllM' 1reaa. Ofllclals say thla culback l!la1j~ tried OUl lo Ille rlnanclAJ d- of large ctties-WaJJ Street in New York, for insLance-which are closed down an Saturdays. Lat.er. a cut to live-days-a- Wffk delivery might be applied to residential areas, and lo additional business districts. Critics of the new system charge that ~ services will be drastically reduced. Senator Ralph W. Yartiorough (Dem.), oi Texas, predicts elimination of afternoon business delivery in cities, Saturday window service, home dellvery of parcel post and certified mail. He alsa says that small rural post offices will be closed and the number of ma\1<0llection boxes reduce<!. Representalive Joshua Eilberg (Dem.). of Pennsylvania, :says that the number of collection boxes in his n o r t h e a s I Philadelphia district has already been cut back. 1be Post Oflice Department has confinned that 225 of that city's 4,000 rnaM bc:tes Nve been ranoved in the last aix 'J'Jl)rithl, notJne that tbe number of_ boxes per square mile--3:-had been well above the national average. Wiii the~ be any change In tbe handJ- lq; el b111lnes1 mall? More "mail factories" will probably be built to process bulk ni.an and circulars of business firms. Under consideration , also, is a rebate to companies that precode and prebag their first<lass letters before malling. Who wt u 11U1 the Postal Servke? Almost all top.level management decisions will be in the hands of an I I- man board of governors , which y.·ill fun c- tion much like tbe board of directors of a private firm. Nine governors will be appointed by the President and coofirmed by the Senate. These "public members" of the board will hire the PQstmaster General, the operating head of the USPS. The Postmaster General and his Depu- ty Postmaste:r General will become: the tenth and eleventh 1overnors. Backers of the new Jystem maintain that greatly increased efficiency will flow from contlnulty of management in the Postal Service.. The Postmaster General and his deputy can s e r v e in· definitely-until reBignation, retirement or dismissal by a majority vote ot the governors. Who wtll decide how much stamps will COit? The board of governors will propose postal-rate lnc:rl!:ase:s to a five-member rate commission. These rate experts will be appointed by the President and will be completely independent of post a I management. The commission will hold hearings on the suggested rate boosts and make its own recommendations. ibese new rates will go into effect unless increased or vetoed by a unanimous vote af the. board ol gove:mors. 11 dtere u y way UH: public cu ch•Uen1e bl&her rate5'! LOOI( WHO'S SITIING • • Yes. Any mail user who has testified before tbe tate commission can go to court to try ta gel new rates overturned. But he must pay them In the: meanti1ne. Is Uie Po1t Office really to be taken j•ou t of politics"? The new law speclfkally bans an elected official or a politician from recommending a person for a job In the Postal Servic~ requirement thal postmasters be affpolnted by the Presi- dent and confinned by the Senate is repealed . Instead , postmasters and o t he r supervisors will be hired on the ba sis of their management ability by regional boards of selection. What wW h11poea lo people "'ho are po1tmuter1 now? Virtually all of them will keep their jobs, officials say. They will continue to be: protected by civil service rules that bar dismisaaI except for the "good of the il!:rvict." A postmaster or .any other • In the Back of the Southern School Bus By HON . JOHN J. McttEITHEN Govunor of Louisiana I from an addre11 befott ltle Commonwealth Club) To look at 1972 a Southerner musl look at toda y. We are beginnirlg to feel like Martin Lutber King did Y.'hen he said to aU America "the Negro would not or should not be made lo sit on the back seat ol tile bus." Contrary to what a lot of Americans may feel , there were many Southerners ltlat then believed just as he did. But at lhat time those of us who felt that way really weren't running the South. \\'e weren't the voices of power in the South. Many of us felt as Reverend King did, lhat every man should be judged for what he was and what he did and how he conducted himself-not because of the color of his skirt Not only is this concepl Christian but we tlllnk that this is America. We think lhat Is in the Constilu· lion of these United States. REVEREND KING got his people off the back scat of the bus-as he should have. And now loday, iJl the South, we find ourselves bein& lokl : "Look, the fronl scat in this cotmtry is reserved for New York State .•. reserved for this na- tion's capital. You are from the deep SouU1! You lo&t that war 100 yurs ago. Get back where you belong ." We don't like it in the back seal. We think MarUn Luthe r King was right. Ue would not sit on lhe back seat, and 'fl.'e aren 'f going to sit on that back seat either. We are talking about equal treatment for aJI the .atatu in this Union of ours. What bas made the problem that we have: today al'OW'ld the nation? There Is In '4f. fort by the federal judiciary and the U.S. Departmeryt of Justice, goaded by the do-- gooders from the East, lo forc.e upon us-not integration. We know integration Is the law of the land. Any man, woman, or child should be allowed to go anywhere they want to go in America without regard for race, creed or color . Blll' IT lS AN effort by our fetleraJ ., A Reporter Is ... Frem an addre:11 by John Chancellor, reprinted from Col umbia JouTnalism Review1 A growing number of people. on the Right and on the Left: believe U1at journalism should be an extension of politics by other means. Tiie New Left thinks we are tools of the EstablishmenL; the New Right (in Washington) thinks y.•e are a liberal conspiracy. Both sides want us to sign up and get on the tea1n -get with it. But the people who say this don 'l understand the nature: ol the business. Reporters, I confess. think somewhat alike. Men who work for lhe New York Daily News and 'lbe New Yark Times tend lo -come to similar judgments on men and events. This is because reporters share a communalily of ex- perience which is unique ; reporters, by the nature of lileir work. spend time with lhe poor, with the hungry, with th e wounded and dispo6seSsed or our society. Young men who begin as police reporters see a sort of Dickensian underside of American life. When !hey begin c0vering politics, they see the differences bet~·een rhetoric and rBality ; this produces an im· portant kind af skepticism. Some of these men and women in journalism are given the task of writing down and remem- bering the promise:s of politicians; this ca n produce a kind of cynicism not unknown in the craft. But any group of pe<iple professionally involved with the problt!rll! of poverly and hunger and crime and housing and race and war and domestic vlolence and politics -any group exposed to these things ls likely to develop an attitude toward life. A bi~s. Reporter~. I think, probably ha ve a bias toward rational solutions lo known problems ; a bias toward social action ; a bias toward pe~ ple who are really trying to help, a bias toward pragmatism and common sense. Reponers are people -end they tend to appreciate other people who are not pom- pous and self..servin1 ; they tend to a~ preciate competent and honest men : thfy tend to be hard on scoundrels and buf· foons They learn -first-hand -that things must be done (in effort and mo~y) to solve problems. and that gets them in trouble with the conservatives. They learn -firsl-hand, in the wars and the riots -that violence and radlcaltsm seldom solve anything, and that gets theni in trouble with the New Left. Most reporters are members of the ex· treme center -J am -and it's a dif· licull place to be these days. i------------011r /tlan ltt San Fra11e i.~------------, A Quiet Nigl1t Witl1 Tom Jones By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Singer Tom Jones had 1 wiJd ru,tit at the Cow Pala~ the other wffkend, and 11 101 even wilder. After 61 hired guards had aaved him frotn beln& tom Umb from Utnb by his faru , he leaped tnto a Cid li~lne wltb his pro- ducer, Jimmy Doolittle, and raced off lOward the Fairmont. hotel behind •motorcycle officer. HI• toadies piled Into a lt'COfld limo. The motcrcyc le eacort veered suddenly off Bayahore Freeway into Third St .. , so 11urprl6ina Jone.a' drlvtr Ultl he thrtw the Cad " lnlo reverse, d a m a g i n g the transmission. Dead . . . So here we have a million dollars' ww'th of Wellih singer $landing out in the middle Qf all that trafftc. Ak>ng came tile second limo, featuring Keith Rockwell and Arthur P.1eyer, to rescue him and tloolittle, and off they sire.ned lo -Carol Doda 's! Carol Doda 's. Ninety miles an hour lo Carol Doda's, yet. Then lhe breakfast sOOw al Off Broadway and beddy·bye Al laS:I at 5:~ a.m. -. . A~ the latter spol, Boas Chri~ Borer.a was so overwhelm· ed al havina T~ Jones: on the premises thlt he wouldn 't ~t him pay lhe chock, and lln<e Tom had made cQy ,75,000 that night, I guess that11 whaL they mean about there being no people like show people. • AT ABRAllAM UNOOLN High, where the S. F. Symphony has ~n laboring nobly, Apprentice Conductor Cherie• Darden asked the class to draw & shRrp art lhe b1ackboard. Dono. "Now draw• not." Easy. "And now, a natural" -and one kld drew the outline of an ~fro halrdoy ' government and our federal judiciary to say: "You Southerner, the fact thal you are fa cing up to integration Is not enough . Yoo must have an exact numerical balancing of the races. It doesn't make any difference !ha t each of the races doesn't want it. \\le arc going to n1ake you do it. "You understand. of cou rse, that we aren 't doing it, or shall not do it. And we in New York passed a law which said that no persons should be assigned lo school in an effort to achieve a num- erical balancing or the races. And that no boy or girl should be assigned lo a scllool that his or her parents don't want them assigned." That ls the state law in New York. THE FACJ' that the capitol of this coun· try has created an all-Negro public sc hool system seems to make no diUerence:. Their consciences must be saved -they head South. They say, "We don 't care if your children must be bused SO miles, before daylight. We want an es:act numerical balancing of the races." The result is chaos and destruction of the public school system where that policy ha~ been put into effect. We "'Ill have approximately IZ to 15 counlie• which will have an all-Negro public school syslem this fall. 11lt people just aren't going to support that kind of school system. In each case wbere the citizens have been called upon to vote taxes to support that · school sj.>stem, they do oot. We cannot stand this without destroying our school system. OUR REDRESS is lo give all of America this same dose of medicine. Let's start out in New York . Let's do away with those 166 all-Negro scl\ools you have lhere. ~fter we have done 1hat lei's mo\·e down lo the nal ion 's ca pital. \Vt would get Justice: immediately . We don 't think 11 is incumbent for a yoong boy or girl ta learn, lhat U1ey be seated beskle. a per90n of 1 dllferent ethnic background. We think he should be allowed to sit there . if he wants. We think ha should be allowed to alt there wllOOut intimktation or coerclcm. BuL he lhould not be made to sit there if he doesn't want. We do not, and wll( not, accept ~nd class citlienshlp In this country. We know we lost that Civil War JOO ye11r1 ago. But, there is not • ain ate lntelll&ent, loyal American in the South· today, whlk or Negro, but what reallzt• that It waa rlghl ror this eotmtry for the South to 10111. And that th.is country waa destlned to be one ,, .. 1, ~ ol ... , ... po.stal employe can demand hearings In which management must show cause for a firing or demotion. But one restriction in present law is en- ded. A postmaster no longer will have to be a resident of the town where his post offiL"e is located. Management will be able to transfer him from one place to another. Jlow is mode rnizing the Postal Sy1tem to be: financed? The USPS will be able lo issue its own bonds lo pay for new buildings and equi~ ment-as a private firn1 does. One es· timate is that 7 billion dollars is needed foe capital improvements. Indebtedness outstanding at any one lime is limited to 10 billion dollars. The annual ~iling is 2 billion dollars-I billion for capital investment and SOO million lo cover the deficits in operating experises. Doesn't 509 million dollart fall far sbort of the cutrent postal deHcU? Yes. The deficit for this year I.! esti.Jnated at 2.6 billion dollars-without allowing for added income from a postal rate hike. ' But Congress will subsidize the Poi;tal Service for the next 13 years at least. Some 800 million do llars a year ls to be provided fo r the first eight year&. a gradually reduced s\Jbsidy for the fi ve years arter that. By mid-1984, the board of governors will have lo decide whether a continuing subsidy is necessary to defray the overhead costs or ';public service" mail. That category of free aod reduced·rate mail for churches and other nonprofil organizations, for the blind and members of Congress is to be continued. \VIII mailmen 1tlll be Go\•ernment emoloyes? Yes. They will becotne members of a postal career service. But they will retain all rights they now enjoy under civil service-unless changes are made by pro visions cf labor contracts negotiated between unions and management. Will tmployes have: the rt1ht lo 1trlke'! No. The ban in exisling law against strikes by federal workers is coDtinued. For postal employes, a procedure for bind. ing arbitration will come into play to resolve an impasse betY.'een labor and management in negotiating wages, fringe benefits or working conditions. l\fust mailmen join a union? No. Over strong opposition of labor leaders, Congress voted to 1 e a v e employes free to join unions or not. Who will set wage acales an d fringes! Wages, fringes, and all other cond itions of miployment will be agreed lo by postal uniO!JS and lfle board of governors through collective bargaining. Congres. .. and the President will no longer have any say in labor affairs of the Post Office. Even before negotiations begin, all 750.000 postal workers are lo receive an a percent pay raise, retroactive to last April 16. That is on top of a 8 percent pay boost 1hey collected earlier th i 1 year-along with other federal workers. Do other federal--employe u n I o n 1 negotiate wage rate5 with t ~ e Governme nt? No. This is the first time that right has ever been granted to federal workers. Other unklns now are ex-peeled to st.art lobbying for the same privllege. • Copyright (c) 1910 by U.S. News &: \Vorld IUport --mMI Saturday, August 15, 1970 The Comment Page ol the Daily Pilot seek! to inlonn and sUmulale readers by presenting a variety of com- mentary on topics of inter· est and si~nificance from lnfonned observers a n d spokesmen. Robert N. Wood, Publl•hor llt.wtil1. August 15, lf70 DAILY 1'11.llT 7 Aan 1 IAlttder• .. QUllNll------... • ..... iy_Ph_n _1nter1_anc1t_... Berwoft! Miracle Woi·kers .Still Practicing DEAR ANN LANDERS : Me -writing to you. I can't believe IL But I have something to say -in !;let I want to •bout It to the world. A wonderful thing has happened. My husband bas stopped drinking. Re might have experienced l.hU nllr- acle ID years ago ii I hadn't been ashamed to admit I wu married to an alcoholic. I guess I bad to wait unlll things got so bad I was willil)g ti> do anything. Well, Ibey got tliat bod four months ago. I look> a friend's advice and attended my Orsi meeting of Al- AnW)I 1\'llol grat poople I met--------'~ ft-that meeting! They MY'ff J>UOh. lhemlelves. 'nloy )Int· !ft you know they a r e avaUable if you need them. I leamed how to handle my stontly drqgln( ........ to bed, tryf!lg to prove blniseU, Sex Willi )tl, wife does nolhJng for bim becall$0 it Is Jecal and therefore. r<epeelal>le. Wbeo these ·Kttle boys learn to let go ol llle\r molbers they devek]p a beUer rela- tionship with their wives and "Well, 1ince .you uked, your letters aro grut-lt'• the occuional chuckle of,.elt-eatisfactloll .that'• maddenllllr •• --ioc!. anxiety "'" my husband'• ctr1Dkln8. 1 learned ""1• people drink too much Rn4 what members o! the flll!lllY can do Jo help them. ~ i bee.-better in- formed and able to cope with Lbe problem o! living with an alcoholic, m:y husband an. nounced he was ready to go to an AA meeting. ~t out Ille bed~. l~-~--------~~----- And thia ii where the mirncle happened. Tell your reoden, Ann. If they have this booze trouble in their lives, lo ruo, not walk, to the ....... tel.,,i-. If Al-Anon t.>'\ listed, e111l the police statloo and uk "here the nearest ch&pter iJ. 'Ite next step is to go there. It's worth the trouble. -EDMON· TON, CANADA I know because I did it. 1..- TYLER, TEX. Anfl '-er Mom DEAR TEX: Tltere .... alm01t as many reuou for bed..-Oppl.DJ u ·tltere art beds. Thub fer ,.., _..,_ I'll ;: J'.:.:; ,r ud Beacli W onian Aids Filipina DEAR ANN LANDERS' Several weeks ago the btJs.. band of a close friend made a pass at me. l "as dumbfounded by the open. ness cf his approach and the wlgarity of his language. Teresita 8 . Yepes, 11, is a '15--pound Filipina girl; the daughter of a Ji tney dri ver who earns $2 a day and sup- ports six children and a wife on it. Tt'resita alS-O has a mother in Huntington Beach. Now l am repulsed by t~ sight of him and have said She is Mrs. Donald R. Davis, no to all his wife's dinner 6162 Sonoma Drive. She's a invitatloos and suggestions mother by adoption - a mem· that the four of us have 1 ber of the F~ter Parents another weekend trip togetbe!'. Plan, Inc. exchange letters and com- ments on the li fe in each city. Similar situatiOM e x i s t throu.:hout the world, and the Fost~ Plari people are trying to solve them. U others are in· 1erested in the program they ask that letters be written to: Foster Parents Plan, loc., 352 Park Avenue South, New York, N.Y,. 10010. Gemini: Gain From Reading, Writing SUNDAY AUGUST 16 87 SYDNEY Or.will Muy eI.lm that more babies .... IMpra dlll'N a full' mooa UWs ~ any olbf:r tllpe o! Ille moolL Allo, !bl most ~ .............. tw ... I 1111 S ll ... aion1ft&, hli<e tftklall .. y tlttre are IDC?l'e erlma ol vloleace wli<a !he mota ts full. Women tf:U me tMy .,. apecially romantic at Ws time. b lWe a co• -! ARIES (Man:h 11-April ti), Lunar pOlition emphaailes ability to win lri<Dds, in· Ouence P'QPle. You could be recjplen\ ol ......,n.e gill. Be groclous, nol piaudlin. Accent mature 1ppro&ch. • TAUBUS (April 20-May 20): Accent on creating kind or atmosphere which is• con- ducive to progress. 'l'bere ls element of unreal present Means much that occurs seeJnS to be illusory. Ride w:i\h the tide. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Good lunar aspect coincides with journeys., vacation at- mospbere. Gain lndJcated from reading, writing. Ex- press your1elf in in- dividualistic manner. Keep communication lines open. CANCER (Jlllle 11.July 22 )' eooc..n W\lh 111'*'1 ma\ters ~ emphas~ You get back· ing to complete project Be a gracious host. Strive to enlarge your horizona. Spiritual fullillment is in- dicated. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22), Emphasite willingness t o make intelligent conces!ions. Let others state their vie\vs. Maintain your own pac:e. Dul let others show what they have to offer. Nature Lovers Save 'Prehistoric' Swauip APTOS, Calif. (AP) -Na. mental ists when the Calif<>r- ture lovers have succeeded in nJa Division of Hiibways saving a swamp that is one of seemingly doomed the balf· the last two breeding places mlle--loog Aptos swamp last for the 2-million·ytar-old long. winter by widening California toed salamander. l between the Rio Del Mar University of California zo.. and Rob Roy interchanges. ologll:t Robert Stebbins said Stebbins pointed out to state VIRGO (Aus. a.sept. 22): Cllecit routine. I\ lo llillly 11111 you are puwn1 forth double effort !or •inll> purpooe. Tm time to reflect. Open yourself to splrltu1l coaceptl. Permit yourself JD rei-problem!. ' LIBRA (S.pl 23-0cl. 22): You aaln from doing what comes paturally ' M·. a D I creative delires' ll"e polltlve. There can be conatructtve dlalljjes. Be ready lor lullll~ inl uperleoce ~ indlldes ro~ce. SCORPIO (Oct. IS-Nov. m: Practical apoacb is belt - be aware of fine prlnt. One who ii destructive may at.- tempt to mialead. Don't reveal all you know. Wise to play cards close to cbesL SAGITTARWS (Nov. 22· Dec. 21): Get to1ether wtth favor. Be ptrceptive. Be aware or various pcusalbllltiu, opportunities. Avoid s e 11 • deception. Facts are on your aide. PISCES (Feb. !~March :IC)), If .<ctuiet "¥11.hln. answers w11'.. be forthcomin1. Being alone is not same aa loneliness. Do some strioul contemplating. BrJnC fOr1ll Jnner-deoim. OtJ 1tral&bl with younell. IF TODAY JS YOU IIRTRDAY JOU are a COl)Oo. templaUve indlvldual. ltiany would swear you are an U· IQ>ytrt. lloWO'ltr; lhooe ~ know the real you know dlf· fertnUy. You are creative, fond or teachlng and much concerned with lbe mystery of Ure. You also are a natural healer. Gttater llappinesa i3 in store. relatives. Exchange of Ideas ro 11M .,. ~·· tllCk'I' w 'l'eu · · Un T ..i 1r1 "'°"" •'"' lo!o•. ote1t• !ro"'" proves mv1gora g. rav"f' 01n1rr'' t1oo111t1, ~kr•I 111n11 for hi h b lngs bo t t"-M.., •l!d w-"·" S.1'111 blrtl!a•i. W C r 8 U reun-1 1tw;1 50 c""ll Ill O~rr A•lrol(l8~ is much ravored, A nervous *''''·The o.t.n .. v P•LOT. a"" »"1, Gr•ncl Cenlr•I St1ll1t1., Htw Vork. individual may try to sap your1p;;';;;.v;;;.;;;'~;;;';;;";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"i 1.."0nlldence, 11 CAPRICORN (De<:. 22.Jan. 19): Issue of budget and desire fOl' IUJ:wy may become COD· fused . One who expresses cer- tain desirea may oot be Loo thoughUul. Your own judg· ment -abouL lime and cash -should prevail. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): What apl;Mlars adverse is apt to boomerang in your WANTED 100 CIGARETrE SMOKERS .,, ........ ,. ............ ,.,._,,_. 11 tlMi --"-"' ..... ,....,.. ........... , .. that Jossils Jound in rock lo<-engineers that the drainage ORDER YOUR mation.s have confirmed that facilities for the roadway , ..... , ... , ""'"'"' llol>Jt. y .. , ~,. te ... , -.kl .. «ill ._ c•-• ...tlty wlHI tti. -'" ef th~ moisture-loving 5quirmer would <Irv up tile swamp and NEW CHEVY is truly one of the earth's destroy the salamander .1c1est remaining =•tures. breeding ground. VEr...A NOW Its breeding ground along "They listened," he said. ~ "" ...... ., """' ............ tu. ,., ..... ,.,, ., "" .... ................... &••Mil.,. tlc•-ty-. DEAR ED: n.ub for your letter. Anyone wbo wanta ln- formadon •boat Al · boa 1bould write to Ute N•tloaal He1dq11arter1 la New Yort. The addrts1 l1: .Al ·A•o•, FamJly Group Heldquarten. Inc., P.O. Box 11!, PtfadilOdl Square StaUon, New York, New York lOGtt. She cannot understand it and Mrs. Davis and her husband neither can my husband. Shall send $16 a month to the Philip.. I tell them both why I don't pines to help Teresita and her want to be In the man's com-!&nlly. I d • } the West Coast diminished "and responded" after he ex-FOR ·EARLIEST ll UStna gradually to California, be plained inat the creatures COSTA MESA said. He added thal salaman-we<e h..-e "a long lime before POSSl.BLE 1770 ~:1~:"0 Ave. DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Your advice to Stunned In Stamford was good -as far as you went -but you didn't a:o far enough. After several mOriths of in- tensive counseling I now know a domineering mother cm make an adulterer out or her 100. A mama's boy cannot relate properly to hls wife because aQe ~ 1 a .res~hll; wcman and an extension of' Mom. Such a husband js con- pany! I'm beginning to kK>k The money s upp Ii es like the v111ainess and this clothing, household goods, food is unfair to me. Pltase advise. and medical care for the Yep- -PA NIC BU1TON J>e!!: famil y. lt doesn't com· DEAR PAN: Sly notbing. pletely fill the bill, but it See the womu durln1 . the helps, say spokesmen for the day ud teU your butbaad Foster Plan. you ao tonger eajoy Utem u Mr. and Mrs. Davis becau1e a t<Miple. Ne details are membtrs of the Foster Plan ..eeenary. after receiving a desaiptioo of GW. .., w loM lllm • , , WfWrl Uny T--"· , ""' ti"" '!'OU ttib lifle, 100k 00.011 g """""'· For tlM ""' 11ow "' lllnd .. 1"" -r "Tereska nves in the village se~ .......... Clledl. Anll LeftdtorL .. rt.Md '-' ~. "N.cklM _.. "•"" ot G u t g g u i n t o. Bulacan ~nt--Art t11t llm1t1t" s...... .,._ r.:· lb ol M--"-Sb to """ L.,..,.., lft re met, JIOI° .,...,..., e r,.ou~" ~·4.n.~.t!:..i~~= as a ~ve and active ,, .. = .nw-. in ''" ol' '"* Din.,. nature " reads the description. Plitt. • "She relates well t o Glass Jars, Bottles classmates and friends and is respectful and helpful at home; she often helps her brother with his studies. Pour Into Centers JM ANGELES (UPI) - When the Gla.a.s Container Manufacturers Insltute, Inc .. opened reclamation ceuters last April they received 30,000 jan and bottles the first week.. To dale , the number has in- creased to one million bottles and jan weekly. The institute, twmed by the g!Jw Industry to fight pollu- tion, pays one cent a pound - about onHlalf cent for the .awr11e bottle -for old bot- tles and jars. The glass items are melted down and used for making new containers. "An unexpected bollUs to our program bu been that a significant portion of the 1lass brought in to date has been glass that was formerly lit· ter," said Paul D. Griem, spokesman for the institute. .!'The balance is glau diverted from normal solid waste disposal channels," he •dded. AbolJ\ $411.000 has been paid to consumtrl liDct the pro. gram began. "Teresita's family lived in a crowded district of fl.1anlla un· lil tbe famlly moved to !lulacan about thrte years ag<>; she remained in the city with her aunt, but grew lonely for her family and returned to them about a year ago. .. Her father is a jitney driver and earns $2 a day. lier n1<>1ber &ells egp and does some laundry, earning about $1 each day. Their meager and uncertain income is hardly enough to sustain a family of eight persons." The Davis family got the message and joined the Foster Plan. Soon Teresita and her Huntinjton Beach mother will Productl,Oll cl..-territory shrank during we were." They crawl down 642-4l'3 Iha 1900s to the e<>Bilal area into the swamo each Septem. DELIVERY. around Aptos, some '10 mile.s ber and J311uary to mate be· HUNTINGTON BEACH sooth of San Francisco. and a fore returning lo the sur· CONNILL 11582 &ffch Bl vd. G-Oing Up little place in nearby Wat.5on· rounding woods. where they CHIVIOLU Suite 208 ville, live in oak leaf mold and de· 21'21 H•rMr 11.,111. COSTA MllA 962-1121 Yi' ASffiNGTON lAP ) 1 i"~C~n~· ·~·~w~en~t~u~p~f~ro~m~en~v~iro~n-~~c~a~yed~t<~""~·--------------·~~i;i;i;i;i;i; Industrial production r o sell slightly in July, revers.. ing three consecutive months of decline, the Fe d e r a 1 Reserve Board reported Thursday. However it was three pe.r- Ce'lt below Its level ol. a year before. The index, a key indicitor of the nation's economic health, rose two teoths: of ooe percent during July to 169.2 percent of th·e lWi7-U59 averqe. ' The board reported that Olli· put of both consumer &?Od' and ma~rials i D c re a SJ d , offsetting further slippage fn productioo of ·oosmeas and defense equlpment. Auto assemblies were at an annual rate of 8.S million units in July, about the same as in June. and the board said pro- duction $Chedulea for August are at approJ.1.mately the same rate. In the equipment Industries, decli\"ies in output w e r e outspread -particularly in;- dusllial and c o m m e r c I a.I equipment and aircraft . However, output ol farm equipment and truc"3 i:llqed little. Talk About G WJH .. Sure, the Or1n9e Co1st hes been grewlng. But • look at clraufetlon figures be Io w will prove th1t the DAILY PILOT it gNwlng eYln f11t9r. All the figu.-es repreMnt flr1t qu1rter rodin91 for Heh of , ... calendar years Indicated •nd the st1ti1tic1 are filed with the Audit BurMu of Circul1tien1 CA.BC), accept. eel by the n1tion'a largest 1dwerti1ing sp1 c1 buye" •• the motif 1uthoritative source for newtpaper c1r- cultit""1 fl1urea. Ancl, ••Al Jolton used to wy, "You ain't'"" nethin' yet." Dally Average I rMnllll W l111 /1111~~ JI Year One Day 11-.UC .......... AWll ,,., 14,)42 1i,7tJ 1962 18,055 18,734 1963 23, 184 23,864 ' . 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 26,609 29,106 32,983 34,257 ·36,155 27,4N 30,695 35,408 35,716 38,·329 1969 39,183 41,252 1970 40,552 44,236* The DAILY PILOT Has Plenty To Talk About Gains in past 10 years: Aver419e D•Hy Clf'$uktfi0fl 282°/o On..-y DiatrlllutiotJ 263°/o '. • • • - 8 o.l!LY PILOT Saturmy, .t.uvust 15, 1970 Coast Condnetor Commntes••to Chieago MUSICAL COMMUTER : CHICAGO AND BACK Pops Concert Conductor Harry Br•ndon Yale Gives New Lool~ To Summer Theater By WIWA.l\t CLOVER EAST HAM PTO."/, N . Y • !AP) -There are good reasons for the new look in summer theater at this chic resort -or, at leasl , one good reason and Ont> strong hunch. "SI.raw-hat entertainment is dead," reports Enez. Whipple of thai c.vmb1nation ol familiar play and famous star Joog regarded by ner vous managers as infaWble box or. lice. Mrs. Whipple presides with restive devotion over the civic culture slhedule at Guild Hall where a company of actors from Yale University is displa ying novel w a r e s through Aug. 29. "'We've proved ourselves to for East Hampton is one of Loiig Island's very ' 'in ' ' havens for elegantly affiut'nl refugees from the summer rigors or New York City, 110 n1iles 1:1way. But the novelty or the shows and (.·r alti>mansh1p of performances are solid aSSiets. Jnstcad of doing fOl"mal plays, classic or modern. the 14 aC'tors perlonn frt"e-form dramatiz.alioos of Ji t e r a r y standards rangMg from Ovid's "Metamorpho.ses" to Bram Stoker's "Dracula " and stories by Philip ' R o t h • Dastuell HamroeU , I s a a c Singer and Gtlstave f aubert. ··story theater is a genuine discovery," says Robert Brus.- tein, Yale Drama School 's dean who accepted Mrs. Whip· plt''s invitation to residence. This is the first time ln his four years of academic By JOANNE REYNOLDS 01 !lot 0 1llt Pi .. I SI.ti t.iusic fans In the Orange Coast area know U1at Harry Brandon IS the conductor o( t~ 1'1onday night pops con· certs al Fashion Island. But ~·hat tew people koow Is lhat he also conducts three aQdilional pops concerts each .... eek -in Chicago. •·rm in the process of giving up the Chicago concerts, and concentrating au my efforts in Orange County,'' he said. "but that tak.es limt, so J eommute. "rm in Corona def tt1ar Fri- day through Monday, then Tuesday I go to Clticago and Repertory Sets Annual Auditions Annual interviews for posi- tions with South C oa s t Repertory will be held Sunday, Aug. %3, at SCR's Third step Theater in Costa Mesa from :z to 5 p.m. company officials announced this week . "With our return I o alternating repertory and a season which will include nine new productions, we must augment aJI areas of our theater <."OrTlpany." s a i d dirctor David Emmes. SCR has openings r o r personnel In all aspeels of theater. including acting, directing, design , co:,ium1ng, tedmical and bll.Si~ While int.ervie'Ws for aJI in· terested personnel wiU be con· ducted on Aug. 23, additional pef'formance auditions for ac- tor candidates will be held Saturday, Aug. 29. Ttxlse interested in joining ScMh Coast Repertory in any capacity should call the Third Step Theater at 646-1363 for an interview appointment. 'Bears' F ibucll • lot of skeptics.'' says Leslit' McAllister. bearded busi~s chief of a rival troupe of thespi<-nonconformists who are doing their thing through Sept. U in a reno vated old post olOce building down the 1 street. administration that winter col· NEW YORK (AP) -Colum- }ege v.·ork has had such an bia Pictures has concluded t'lttensioo. The rt'sults ~ far negotiations ~ith .I '-r r y have: him hoplog fo an Tokofsky and Jrv.·in Kershner enlarged ·company another for lhe /Jlming of "'Selli ng suml'!'tn'. Mest of I b e: Prt"e the Bears," to be directed The s1multaneous emergence of two such st.age \'t'ntures was accidental and each upre.sses pleasure at the other's prt'se1Ce, true to the old Broadway bromide that the more theatri c al ex- dt.emeflt there is around . the more business for everybody. ensemble are past, or present by Kershner. Yale students. The rest are ~""'===----==---, faculty members. La rry Arriak has directed all (Our of the Drew programs. and collaborated with Kermeth Cavander on the adaptations in which aclk>n, time and place merge and overlap, wilh the performers serving in both specific roles and as nar· raiors. The lt'Chniqut. devised in- itially by Paul Sills and For Weekender Acl ve11ising Phone 6424321 The Ya.le Repertory Sum~ mer Company. which speda1izes in a technique labelled "story !healer," in~ dubitlf.bly has demonstrated ilS pulling power with SRO at- tendance in the Gui ld Hall's 400-sea\ John Drew Theater. . developed , according to BruS··o'--- tein. by Arrick, ''Lrains damn -- good character acto rs, ralher Part of its appeal my drive from that Ivy League t.ag. than requiring lhe o Id behavioristic methods." A Program •Everyone Will En joy EX CLUSIVE AREA SHOWING The most electrifying ritual ever aeen ! ........... "A JIB CILQD 11111" ~ ""'-~-,. ..... ~IMLfWNll•~ ll Ol!<IMllCDn'u.l'IUC~~ • ALSO PLAYING - Sceve McQuee n "The Reivers" r: A ()nr-a\ol; LCllltt'l l*v.:. ~!llOl ,,. N..r.111'11Gcneral ~~ 89t conduct there T u t s d a y • Wednesda)' and T h u r s d a y nlghta. Jt's not so bad -I've got three and a halt hours to sleep on the plane." A native of Chicago, BraD- doo organized the first free shopping center concerts thee nine years ago. V!U.AGE GREEN •·t.ive music enterlWnment "''as dying out, and it .dawned on me that the centers would be fcleal to replace the old viUa,e green where concerts ijSC kl be given... the t a I l musician. sa id. First be took his idea te> the local musician's union trust fund , an organil.atioo which helps pay the musi- cians' salaries for tree COD- certs. Then, with their back- ing, be sold the landlords of four ol Oticago's suburban shopping centers on the idea of providing the space and !he balance c;! the nnaocial support for the coneeri..!I. After nine years, I h e ChicafQ wace:rts have reach· ed a level where I.hey draw up lo li,000 people a week, Brandon said. Describing himEelf as an ar- ranger and condUctor, Bran- don said the emphasis on the Fashion island concerts as weU as the Chicago onea is to provide a variety of music. ''I want to provide a little education with l h e en· tertainment," tie said, "so 1 give some commentary with everything that's played - from the light classical stlec- tions, to show tunes. lo jau. ''You might say I'm sort or a poor man's Leonard Bernstein .'' TOURING BANDS Brandon, who got his pro- !essional start playing wllh certs," he said. of the cultural development tourl!'lg bends In the '30's, said Aside from his cooducling of Orange CoLU"1ly,'' Drandon he doesn't really have a and arranging, Brandon is also d«:lured. "and I can ~e preference for one type of a CQ1nposer and son1ethlng of where. eventually, iL will be music e>ver another. an impressario. possible to bring so~ethlng "I likt to play It all. If "My compositions arc really like the ~1oiseyev here.' 1 stick with any one idiom too labors of love. I'm sure, with A relative ne'A·comer to !he long. I get bored with ii," the exception of the overture Orange Coast _ he and his he confessed. I wrote for the Fashion Island wire moved lo CorO"Lia del Mar The educallon.I •·~1 or concerts. my pieces are not "r--frnnl Chicago lhree years ago h~ concerts particularly in-well known, .. he slated . -Brandon is enthusiastic triiue Brandon. • WIENER SONG about the future of music pro- •·1 feel that pops -tl;ie .. 1 guess my best kno'tl•n grams as well as other papular classles -are a pietes are my c0mrnercial cultural endeavors in the healthy bridge between the jungles," Brandon added . county. musically uneducate<I listener These include the o s ca r "There's so much rapid and the class.ic:t." he noted . Mayer wiener song as ivell growth and careful planning The possibility of building as jungles for Coke, Pabst here, I'm sure the cultural a music education program beer and Standard Oil. aspe<:ts will be able to grow in county schoo~ throu gh a }!is duUes as an impressario right along with the rest of series of concerts designed for currently are limited to the it," he said . students is being studied by Chicago area where he But whether il"s setting up Brandon and representative handles European produ ctions a music educatie>n curriculum. music instructors throughout such as the Moiseyev folk dan-writing jingles or conducting the cou nty. ce group brought to the U.S. free concert s, it's certain Har- "lt's such a pleasure to have by Sol Hurok. ry Brandon 'A'ill always be the tee ny boppers and even "I would like to be part a busy man . younger ones al the conce.rts1-----------'---'---"--------- and see their reactions to some of the different kinds or music. I would like to set up a progra m v.·hereby a music education curriculum could be set up around a con- cert or series of small con-EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY ENGAGMNT Seeret Society (][) TATCH·22' 'Young Rebels'-Circa 1777 By CYNTHIA LOWRY casl and viewpoint. General Lafayette himself, a HOLLYWOOD (AP) Hick Ely, the youthful blond captain in the Continental aclor who is one or its three Army. •·Daniel Boone," who over the leads, explained th:it "''hile In what has become almost years appeared lO have been some liberties have been taken statxlard casllng pr a c tic e l>rimarily responsible for Wln· w"ot' histo··oc•I ract .00 th e OO· · t•· A · R I 1 11 • .. " sinee ''fiiod Squad" i' n d ning u't' mer1can evo u ion te-st or d•amau·c 1·mpact, M ,.. • .. ission· Impossible," there -with a little help from his •·our sc ripts are more con· is another young patriot _ an friends -has been reti red by <"erned with tht philosophy of apothecary whose knbwledge NBC. But his cause will be the revolution .aOO the moral of science permits him to pull carried on next season by wro~s that wt're committed." off such coups as cKploding ABC's "Young Rebels." Ely, who has had litlle powder kegs wit h clectr1city television exposure, will play a t.liscovert'd only a few years The action series set in 1777 young Pennsylvanian, Jeremy before by Benjamin franklin is hung on three young people Larkin, who is believed to be a -and another who is a who are supposed to be lazy, ne'er-d0<-well, but is blacksmith and former slave. members of a s cc re t ~ally the leader of the un-"He bought his freedom. but derground patriots and, under we don't know exactly how," American patriotic group call-8 secret commission from explained Ely. ed "The Yankee Doodle Socie·:J;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;:r;r~lt;~r~~,,:;;r~iiil ly ." Jts televis ion geneaology apparently includes '' '-' o d Squad" and "The Scarlet Pim· perne:J. ., Since ABC has plac:e<l the l>t'ri&; in an early Sunday evening limt' peri od , euphetnislic:ally referred to as a "family viewing hour" lhe seriC3 obviousJy is aimed al 1he under-18 audience. Cer. tainly it is youth oriented in Qu.ixote Hallet LONDON (AP) -1'ht' Lon· don Festival Ballet is presen- ting a new three act pro- duction of .. Don Qui1otc '' Utis l'ltl!Mllflt l! ENQAGl!M•NTI 111,, L~llCiUllr e Del• /-'.lr1i• "AlltP'OI T" tGJ Ce•r 11 l'I_,. 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CHILDREN t:lo/LY Sl .00 all tim~s IORS CWLY $2.50 all times ~,··Wl"INt:R DO'•'· J· ~~~~~r • stereo103FM . the SOUtJds of the harbor free • music •• ' ~~~--~·~~~~~~~...,..~ .... ~~----~ .... ~--.............. _. ...................................................................... 'ml!! ... Grf!!C!~ Tlaetlter 'Ballets Af1·icains' Charms and Chills By TOM BARLEY Of IM O.Ur l'l"' 11111 Black Africa's tribal t'radl· tions can ch.Ill the unwary onlooker wilhln seeonds of channing him and no cuhural medium has. in our opinion, captured thi5 swifl lransition from joy to jungel savegery any more capably Iha" Les Ballets Africains. This vivacious and in· lndibly virile company from the West African Republic of Gu.inea is at the Creek Theater this week for another of those pounding, drum- punct.uat~ presentations that would keep these superb dancef'S perm'°'DUY. in Nor'lh Ameriea 1if the)' acceded to pub)lo demond. They glve \If In their col- orful 'and utterly absorbing production a splendid insight Into the traditions a n d heritage of the tribes who in- habll the former French col- IALIOA 673-4048 Opon 6:4S nt t. a.n ... lall1M ... fllft-.lt ony. And this is not all witch doctors, walking idols and tribal fetishes; many of the dances are charming re-crea- tions or the simple. village dances that carry so much 0( the Mosle.m influence on this tiny nation and wttlch provide ideal backdrops !or the Uthe and graceful women of Guinea. But the drums art. nevtr very far away. And they were the background for sullen, throbbin&> tribal routines that were as awe-iospiring a.! Liley were Impressive. One such offering was ''Sacred Forest" in which a young couple who have of- fended agaill.!l their com- munity's rigid moral laws literally undergo hell at the hands of the forest's hidtous guardians when thev are discovered seeking refuge in the jungle. They are mauled , abused and beaten by a series of monsters in a depiction wttlch, quite frankly, bad t b i s ttvlewer's companion looting with great care into the fronds "Oliv~ Street Scene and fems of Griffith Park Among the large supporting cast for the musical "Oliver.'' now on stage at the as we lert the theater. It is La,guna Moulton Playhouse are (from left) rose seller Sharyn Case and cus· ~ifficult to say at this m?.ment toms Douglas Benne'tt and 'Diana Claire Stagner. The show plays nightly ex- JUst who was the more Jittery cept Sunday. of two l'ery nervous onlookers. --· --- Bul this exercise in exotic Africa 's ri~h lore of jungle n1ysLicism is oot the essence of this dance group 's deman· ding and devoted offenng: its message is to bring to Western audiences the simple folk lore and traditions of Guinea's colorful past and a delighted audie n ce demonstrated in the best 'lee People' Documentary Examines Life of Eskimo with lhe fastest dog. Where do they find leaders now ?" ~tllf'da)', AuQV!\ 15, 1'70 DAIL y PllOT II Milner TV iWheel~ Back in Driver's Seat With 'Adam-12' By CYNTHIA LOWRY HOLLYWOOD iAP) -pur- ing Martin Milner 's 10 years on television, six have been be.hind the wheel or an automobile. I ~ and b around to 1lve 111 advice on handling situ&· Uons. Jr we're rolllnb in on an armed robbery, for in- s ncei helll tell us how to ia~e p o I I c e pet90Mel. R~U)' he showed UI how Milner guided a sports cat to cul11 lwo men together ln a· 1ituaUon where we had only through four hectic years of one set of ha ndcufli." "Route 66." Mosl of the time, "){ilner and McCord oow are bis partner in adventure was akilled Jn the proper handling George Mahari!. of evidence. When the series went into "We would ne;ver pick up syndication. Mllnerr moved on a gun with a handkerchief," to motion pictures and SO(ne he N.ld. ··niat might smudge TV guest shoa. Two years: arzy printa. We would pkk ago he climbed into tbe it up by inserting a pencil driver's seat again. this Ume in the barrel or by the bifier as Officer Pete Mzi.lloy. shield guard." 744, ol .. Adam 12." Jack Duling the seat0ns when Webb's tribute t.1 patrol.<:1r television wm under heavy ·• policemen with Inc itd e n ts DRIVER'S SI.AT criticism for violence in en· adapted. as , in "Dragnet," M•rtin Milner tertainment shows, cop.and- lrom the Loi A n g e I e 1 robbers stories were out or department's files. favor with n et w or le: pro- "Adam 12'' -radio iden-homicide. grammers. ln recen t seaaons, tiflcstioo of the squad car "There is a real police of-however, they have been mak- -now goes int.o it.ll third fleer aasigned to the series ing a comeback. When Sep- season. with Milne[ 'happily -he's from lhe department's tember premieres sta r t, adjusted to police 1procedure.s public information office," pollct-actlon will be one of and stilt counting hill bl'esa-Mllner said. the most popular categorie1 ings. "He checkt scripts and ac-in prime evening time, The series may have twoJ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-i;;,;;;;;;ii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;j days of !hooting on location for every one in the studio , but the locations are in Los Angeles. ··Route 86." by con- trt:st. was filmed et;t:tirely on location all over the: Uni ted States. WIDHISDAY I THUISDAT "SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY" FRIDA Y·SATUIDA Y·SUHDA Y "ROSENCRANTZ & GUILOENSTERN ARE DEAD" l y T•lll Stoppard ,011 ltESlltV.TIOttS: CALL ~Ull 1111 H••JIOrl 11 .... , Cella MHI Milner now is so securely blocked into Sout h ern California and the five-day I wttk that he recenUy acquired I 8' 24-acre avocado farm jwi:t ' north of San Diego where he is building a new home rorl~~ijijjjjjijiiii~~~~~~ij;iij~~i;r his famil y, which includea [- thr;h :~1~·~:Dragnet" con-PREMIERE ENGAGEMENT! SHOWlllG llDWI ''THE MIND BLOWER OF All TIME!" possible way its acknowledt:emenl of their sue· cess. S°ltlfP •ACtnC COAfT M!GltWA¥ • mt IT. I ~ By ROBERT MUSEL NEW YORK (UP!l -The Eskimo who generously loaned his wife to passtog strang~rs eldsts only in fiction and any traveler who th inks he can share the lady of the Eskimo household risks the same puoch QJ1 the-nose he might get from Ult! citizens ot New York, Ctiicago or San Fran- cisco. white man's civilization on the Eskimo. He paused in the pro- cess of "mixing"-matchJng the sound and vision of the material galhered by NBC-TV cameras and microphones-to tell or --ine wide ranging research in which he bad the cooperation of the lnterna· tional Biological Program and tbe National Academy ol Sciences. centrated on one crlme from the call for detecllve! 00 .solu- tion, "Adam 12" purports to reflect the average day of a patrol car team. Milner and his partner. a probationer played by Kent McCord. ar1 likely to handle in rapid sue· cession incidents ranging from Fistler said the only dog sleds now existing att for tourists. No Eski.Jno has built a an igloo for 20 years. He takes quarreling couple t o At l tlS·C1111,. Siie., l•I• •1 10130 111 Offlc1• Dp1• 7:15 P.M. s,,,, Pl1J1r111tll • s.,.,s ... ckl1r. -Tf111e lrilatlziff Roted (R) MON. THllU Pal, 6:ll .... ''U 1.-.r. J1u.1:11-1t1ll 1UH, )1lJ..•>•t1U HEY KIDS!* llG PAL SHOW SAT. l1M Craig Fisher is back fron1 the vast arctic homeland of the EskimOB to explode a few legends and lo report that ''The Ice People"-as he titled his NBC-TV documentary-are coining to terms with the gre at social changes affecting the ir wav of life. and perhap! CUNT EAS"IWOOD their existence, in the frozen SHJRLE¥ MMJA1:H:E wastes for which they were "'J'M) MULES FOR bo;~~er spent months ex- SJSl"ER S\M amining the impact of the ~ ... UN1V[11'$Al. PICTUllE 1111> II -:;= NOW IN SOUTHERN ORANGE COUNTY AT THE EDWARDS MUNTINGTON CINEMA AND HOLDS OVER IN NORTH~RN ORANGE COUNTY AT THE STADIUM #2 DR·IN "'M-A:S·H' ISTHE BEST AMERICAN WAR COM ED\' SINCE SOUND CAME IN I" • NOW AT IOTH THEATRES • STADIUM #2 DRIVE· IN LOOK TO EDWARDS LUXURIOUS CINEMAS FOR THE BEST SHOWS TONIGHT NOW UCLUSIYILY or ''PAnON" GMrp C. lcttt 111 .. 1 °'"" • 0...11d lwlllwhlllll M*A*S*H Ital .. tltl ~(1§1" :.-~-=~=---·":"..rn-m4: CN.t.11'1.TON NllTO" IN "llNIATH THI PLANtt OP THI APIS" l •I ., .. ''THI I US llANI All COMING" __ ....... \'l.,.,.-.... ~ .. -... 11'_ 11\)•Ht'" _,, -I ti.II tit ,., .. 4th llCOIO Wiii a101w1 c. icon • IAIL MA~D•N "l'ATTON"-GP Fl.sher mtght try to be im- partial but his sympathy for t.he Eskimos, whose lives he shared. t"un.s too deep to hide. He would like to see them recognized a.s t h e con· temporary people they reaUy are. Three hundred miles north ol the Arctic Circle a Greenland Eskimo hu rried to tell him the newa: that man had landed on the moon. The Eskimo had picked up the item while tuning h i s transistor in lhe hope of gel- ling some country and western music-a current craze. "The Eskimo program I!! a look at a group ol people who have been isolated for 10,000 years", Fi.!her said. "They have coped in a most successful way with th e hardest environment on the pace of the earth. It Is cold, it lacks food re80W'ces. no agriculture, no fruit or nuts. The onfy meal you eat you must catch yourself. a tent when he travels and his method of conveyance is geoer1lly a snowmobi le. He has an inferiority com· plex on education. For lOO yean white teachers mostly from the Soulh aod Soulhwest have told him he 's stupKI. and cannot learn. Ht has the highest dropout rate in the world-33 percent f r o m elementary !IChool, 65 percent rrom high school, 90 percent from college. 'rhere are no l=:skimo doctors out or a population of 75,CMXI (it was 76,000 in 1860), only one registered nune. "Yet," Fisher said, "ii takes a while man 80 to 100 hours to become a jet n1echani c but an Eskimo can make it in ei&bt to JO houn:. Why ~ When he went out hunting or travel- ing therr ~·rre su btle clues he had to .M>e and remem- ber-that ice hummock. this geographical feature . He's had 10,000 years of practice at aeelng and remembering." Ne w Pren1in ger Movie Slated "Explorers brought social changes. No longer does the NEW YORK ( APJ grandmother lineer behind on Negotiations have been con- a pretext so she .can sit and eluded between Columbla Pie· wait for death becauae she 's tur~s and producer tngo a hindrance. No longer do Preminger tor the production they allow a female child to of a run, bi.sed on rrederlck freeze to death when there L. Keege's novel. ' 'The is no food. Jnvut11ating Of ricer." "But the char~\stlcs that Oscar rt1illard will write the made them a succtSs in their screenplay oC the con- own world have militated temporary drama which will against their success in a be filmed near Salzburg:, white aocietyj For example,;1;:;:A:us:tr:io=ln=the=1:pr:iog=ol=ltl=I:. ~! lhere ill ~plete lack of aggressive behavior. When three families have to live in an ice house ID feel acr~ they've got to get aJOllg. The only allernatives are to leave or to kill. "Now the world demands ag- gressive behavior to g e t ahead. In the old days leadershlp we nt to the man I ' • ~ ' ' 'I U:Jli JI ~~ J1""1 ti.w1rt HWM"'I' ,.,.._ "C:Hl11NHI SOCIAL CLUI" l'L'°'S .,.Ml CINCINNATI llD" wm1 Stawt Mc.~ C011!111110V1 suno11v, 1,:111 '·'"· CONTINUOUS DAILY AT t1JO P.M. .... MO ONI UNDll ti ADMfnlD SHOWN ot : 1 :30 • >:20 -5: 10 -7:00 • l :SO -10:40 'Fiddle1·' Star }![!lll012)1,t Likes the Work:ll~iiiEi~==~=i~ NEW YORK ( A.P) -Paul _ - Lipeon, star of "Fiddler On The Roof ," the hit muiic1l, likes 00 work . He 'd rather play Tevye than lake vacations. The Pittsfield.' Mass, born Tevye of "Fiddler" has never! missed a siflgle perfonnanct in the !!ix years that he has played in Lhe Harold Prince production in New York and with the national company from coast to coa.5t Plays Christ HOLLYWOOD (UPll Donald Sutherland, the star of "M-A-S-H," w\11 play a cameo rOle as Cbrisl in Dalton TNm- "THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING" Tiit MZ1m world you met in"P11n1l DI 1111 AoH"wa Olly 1111 bqlnnlng ... WHAT LIES BENEATlt MAY BE TltE ENDI bo's '/Johnny Gol Hi.s Gun.'' l .... llllllllllllljilllli111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 4th WEEK AT IOTH EDWARDS CINEMAS & NOW AT STADIUM DRIVE-IN '1;3 ~IT POPULAR PRICES!. Rated . 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Jim Hiers was in Chicago Tueadey with a crew of •tu· dent driven from California Institute ol Teebnology. They are piloting two 1970 autos modllied to operate on clean- bumlnl natural I"· ffier1 , of Pacific Ugbting Service Co. in Los Angeles, is project coordinator. The cars are on 1 shakedown trip preparing for the Clear Air Car llaee begimling Aug. 24 . The race wtll cover 3,600 miles from Caml>rld(<, MUI., to P.ua.dena, C a I l f • 1 with ,._,... In Torooto, Detrol~ Cbmoalan. Ill .. Oklahoma Ci- ty, Odt.sU, Tei., and Tucson. Ariz. ne n1lur11 gas.bumlng ~art ire among 52 enlries wilid> include aui<>< pnipelled by eledltc power, llqulfled petroleum 1as, a st.um and ... turbine. "lbt whole klea Is to draw attenUm to ditterent alteruUves to the preset1l day internal combu1~ eaglne." said Hin. "Judging w!IJ be based on fuel """"""''' <laps. •d dl'Mng tlJM, perlonnance and, -lmporlln~ tsballlt Pollll\IGD CJ>ll11lon." 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(9101) 540-1720 CHOICE BUY-3 HOMES-$32,500 3-homes on choice commercial property -room for additional units. Income $300 mo. Potential much more! Near schools & shopping! :.>a ft. grounds -Excellent rental Costa-Mesa.area. (1727) 540-1720 wi~O~L!a~~~~~e;tar 3~o~:ou~A~~~!urR~~a~ed & filtered swim pool. 4 bedrooms, 2 separate balhs. Wrought iron fenced patio. elegant fireplace. Built in dream kitchen with finest appliances &: dishwash- er. With small down payment you can assume G.J. loan & make payments less than rent. Prestige lo- cation & priced far below replacement at $34,500! Hurry-(9245) 540-1720 4 BEDROOM! $32,950-5~ % Very spacious home •with a full dining room, builtin gourmet kitchen with range, oven & dishwasher. Separate office. ShO\VS like a model home! Im- mediate possession! Subject to GI loan assumption. (9305) 540-1720 BRING YOUR POOL TABLE! $28,950 Most convenient loca\ioiL of Mesa Verde -walk to everything! Generouf lied ~ms/ 2. baths, bac• -huge farrUi)< room-rooni~r .ngulaljon pop! table -dancln( 0"11fstplaln'-nlll'.dng-"-Slidlllg'glass doors open onto large patio, surrounded by thbe most fan- tastic landscaping you've ever seen -vuiety 9f fruit-~rapes, lush Plants-truly a paradi~e. Built-in sparkling kitchen-much much mor.e, d1ibwasber. (96681 540-1720 SUPERl.A TIVE LIVING-5 BEDROOM $39,950 tAlllC' All C.L's $25,958 Here's one that you may J)Ul'Cbase with no down G.I. (only closing costs) or low down FHA terms - your payments will be less than renl 4 bedroom, !Ull dining room. 1 baths. Lara-e family room with 30 IL covered patio. Park·lilr.e 1andscaped yard. Excel· lent are~. Priced at Government appraisal! (11835) ' 640-1720 4 BmROOM -$25;000 ' -OCUN VIEW and what's even greater you can buy with alfl)ost no down G.1. terms or low down alJ others on FHA financing! 2 baUu:. On a beautiful Cul-de-Sac street -safe for children's play. Superb view of ocean &: valley! (-) M0-1720 BEST BUY!-$28,998 6+1 % LOAN It's a beauty with criss-cross windows, pretty shut- ters, heavy shake roof, in a lovely professionally landscaped surrounding. 3 king sized bedroonu, lull dining room. large family room. Afany decorator dream features artistic use of wall paper-paneling. Finest kitchen. All this for less lh&D replacement. Prime location. 54()..1720. NEAR THE BEACH -$23,250! Jt'.s a darling like new 9 month old 2 bedroom. den home with a beautiful gleaming kitchen. finest quaJ- ity built-ins, dishwasher. Good shag carpeting. Pool sized grounds. Annual % rate loan of 8'1.1:% may be assumed with rent like terms! Near the beach! (9691) 540-1720 SEE THIS-634 % 6.1. LOAN-$29,950 Very spacious home with twin sized bedrooms, 2 baths, large family room. Plush new gold sbag car-. peting, beautiful kitchen with all the finest buUl·ln features, dlshwasber. Massive fireplace. Fenced- pool sized rear yard. Lovely patio. Expertly land- scaped. Sprinklers. Finest &. most convenient area. ( 11426) 540-1720 "~~ .. ~ $35~8 Extra fiharp borne Jo prutiJe t·~·' locaUon ! ~ d!i!.si~ ardlltecture & quality decor inside & out. I spacfoll!I bedrooms. 3 seJ?8?ale baths, family room, elegant fittplace, Ejxcepllonal planned communit}" area with pools., tennis\& exten11ve recreation facil~ lies. (Wlll9) 540-1720 . HORSE PROPERTY NEAR BACK BAY PARK Proposed Back Bay Park Jn pro1irnity. Hard to find horse property i! any area at the low pf ice of '44,5<JO. Very spacious (258:i.sq. ft.) of lu.xui"y -large family living. 3 baths, family room. Banquet dining room, all electrie "Award" Medallion kitchen -finest built· in appliances. Exquisite fireplace. Will lease at $300 month or sell this exceptional' family home! Call lo see. (9249) 540-1720 , · Almost % acre with stable & corral, barn. Nice comfortable home. Owner helps with financing! (Wl67) 540-1720 COUNTRY LIVING! \.l ACR~ $28,900 \Vhere else caa you raise horses, thickens, have a vegetable garden & still have all tHt city conveni- ences at you r "Finger Tips"? Rigbt'pe.re in upper bay near Newport Beach. Nice bome -with loads of charm on huge deep grounds. Best of terms avail- able. 540-1720 FABULOUS "SOL VISTA" $28,200 G.L Very spacious home w-ith master sized bedrooins, 2 baths & huge separate fan'\ily room awaiting thole sp~ial occasions. All ·electric push button built-in kitchen, fireplaee. Best of financing-almost nothing down G.I. or low-low down all other1. Plu~ ca~ .. · 1 Ing, custom drapes. Patio. Af1istically landsc•pe!l 'i: neatly manicilred lawns. 54()..lpl MESA VERDE '10Wll llUS£" · Live a Ufe of luxury & ease in tbGdein• bOme-1.ike townhouse. King sized bedroon11, 2 ae~arat• btlths, qualJty carpeting, custom drapes • wmdow covet· ing. washer & dryer included. FJectric garage door opener. Amana freezer included. Built-ins. Near schools, churches, libraries &. ma)or shopping. (97~) 540-1720 • 4 BOIRM. • $29,958 -UIW llDWll! Very 1paclous family home with many luxury added !eatures, 2 pullmah baths, used brick flreplac~. au electric "Award" push button buiU-lll"tttcben. Plu1b carpeting, custom decorator drapei·&: 1had'e11 heavy shake roof. Very low down paymonC Own~ d11per- ate! IM0-1720. LOYllY 2 STORY-4 BEDRf.-$'28,950-6% SllUng pretty on a largo tornOl' lot! Near major shoppln~ & schools. 2 baths, banquet sized dinmg room. Elegant fireplaoe W!lcome& all to slUU\y liv· ing room. Pool sized grounds. PatAo. Prlmt loca- tion. Subject to 6¥.l% FHA: loan! 540-)720 30 FT. FAMILY ROOM -$32,750 A beautiful home tn a prestige neighborhood! Very spacious bedrooms. 2 baths, huge recreation room -room for regulation pool table, great for parties & family get·t~fetbers! Cathedral beamed ceilings. -Bar, 2 refrigerators. built-in kitchen. banquet sixed dining room. Elegant fireplace. So much here for the price! (9'180) 540-1720 • What are ,the 15 Costly Mistakes to Avoif in Selli!l&a Home.? -...... .............. .. .... ,.. ......... ,.. .... .. ~ ......................... . ... c ......... .i\ ... ....... l11•1tr4.PLI .. -...... ... ................ ;.. ..... ...... ..................... ...... -...tt ... 1 ....... .-.. ................. w "".,..,. _ ........ ~ TARIELL REAL ESTATE CO. P.O. IOX 1400, 16111 llMch 81v4. Huntl01ton Buch, Calif. '26'7 ,.._ --'. "" . .,, .. '"' ...... "11 C....., ........ fl A..W la lelll1t AM._" NAME ... '. . ...................... ' ....... i ADDRESS •....•.....•.• ~ ••..•••.••..........•• l CITY ........................ STATE .......... ! 2955 Harbor Blyil.; Costa Mesa 540·1720 • • DAil Y m.IT HUNTINGTON BEACH!fOUNTAIN VAllfY ONE LEYR "TIBURON"-$26,500! Live a li!e of ease & enjoy country cJub a~osphere. Completely air conditioned. Klng sized bedrooms. 2 baths. full dining room, au electric push button built- in kitchen, dishwasher. S2,000 invested in plush car- ~ting &-custom drapes.' Owner helps finance! (972.1) 962-1373 ' 'COIJITRY CLUB LIYING''-$28,950--i% Subject to annual 6% rate loan now on property which may be assumed-your payment.s look less than rent! 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Delu11:e features thru- oul Full dining room, elegant fireplace, handsome wet bar, builtin bookshelves. BeauUfully landscaped patio. Parking for boats. Tennis courts. sauna baths, electric garage door opener. You haven't lived until you live here! (9774) 846--0604 5 BEDROOM "2300 SQ. n."-5+1 % LOAN or the finest living! 3 baths, family room, full dining room. Purchaser may have choice ot carpeting. lreshly painted. sprinklers front&: rear. A vegetable garden, mini orchard. Full paneled oversized double garage. Room for boat or camper. Annual % rate loan now on property which may be assumed. '34,750 (9751) 842~1 PRIDE OF OWllERSHIP-$26,000 Reflects tender loving care inside & out. Queen sized bedrooms, 2 separate baths, large family room. An inviting fireplace welco-qM!.s all to hospitality of large living room. Dream k.itc'hen with handy built-in fea- tures. custom drapes. N~ly landscaped yard. Near all schools & shopping. (9756) 962·13'13 $28,500 WITH ASSUMABLE YA LOAN!! Annual % rate loan now on•property which may be assumed with payments l~ than rent! King sized bedrooms, 2 .baths. homemaker's pride kitchen with ~ liaUt<lo. !ututes, disb,qashe .. Plusl> carpeting, :::::;· Immaculate hol'*adtitt oct:upled! (9731) 1 FUN LIVING IN GD VALLEY Enjoy 2 community pools. huge recreation area. put- tint' green, 21 acres of velvet park greens. Separate home with space galore. Spanish motiff prevails in this ideal family home. King sized bedrooms, 2 baths family room, full dinmj: room, luxunous built-In .kitchen-garden. style with built-in ser vice center __..great for indoor-outdoor entertaining. Split level residence that the 1whole family will enjoy! <9726) 1162•1373 SPINISH WITH TILE RDDF LEASE WITH OPTION TO buy. Owner must sell·&. move by Sept. !st. Im- mediate possession. Red tile rooJ home. with loads of "Pl.azz". Format dining room. Oversiied bed- rooms, 3 full baths. Huge f.$mily room on lower level. All electric push button bWlt-.in kitchen. 2 level rear yard - a real "Master Piece". Submit all offers or lease v.:ilh option to buy! 8(2..6691 MAXI HOME "MINI PRICE"-$30,000 Very spacious 4 bedroom, 2 bath home. large fan1il y room. handsome fireplace. large family kitchen with all the handy built-in luxury features. Large pool sized yard. landscaped to perfection. Will sell with $4000 down or you can lease with an option to buy -your payments will be just like rent! 842-6691 Hill BEACH BLVD ............ 142-6691 WA EDINGER ... ., ............. 060C HUNTINGTON BEACH CORONA·NORCO HORSE RANCHES .AND · HO~ES "FREE 'PONY"!! MONTJI or AUGUST ONLY Buy a Horse Ranch from us and receive a beau- tiful pony ! First come, first serve. $19,000 and up. -· BRAND NEW \.l ACRE HORSE RANCHES in one of the best areas ·of Norco. 3 bedroom, fam· ily room, fireplaces. BuilUru:, completely chain link fenced. $27,500 with best terms available. 54~9429. POOL HOME -\.l ACRE! HORSES -$27,900 Nico 3 bedroom home -keep cool In !be pool all summer long! Large fenced grounds. Carpeting. drapes. light &. cheerful !arm style kitchen -handy work teature11 . Low down payment -monthly in- stallments less than rent! (9557) 543-9429 2429 Hamner. NORCO Ill'"""" ,_, .. M-9 *"""I Toll FrH 543.9479 YW 'PACH TOllDISE-$27,• _ Transferred to Pboenll. Immaculate home with sp;o. • CIOUS bedrooms, •3 baths, fUU dining room. Only '2 yrs. new fl bnmaculate coodition. Cloud sort cariw:r 1ng. custom drapes. BeautifU.l kitchen with "Top Of The Line .. ~iltin features, dishwasher. Patio. Enjoy the commuruty pools & reereation facil ities -care- free living with nothing to do but relax & enjoy )'Ollr- seU '. 346-0604. TALK ABOUT LUXURY LIVING! I-Jere's one that has everything PLUS' Spacious: bedrooms, 3. b~t~s. family room. gorgeou~ pool. En.-: ler ~hru an 111v1t.mg atrium. massjve stone fireplace,: sewing & separate laundry room. \Vired lor stereo thruout. Plu.sh carpeting. custom drapes. Attractive · ~reaJdast nook. Quality construction_ Loads ot deck-· 1ng & covered patio. Finest area ~ i 9744) 962-1373 LOYfi Y HUNTINGTON HARBOUR HOME! . Priced far below replacement at $53.900 ! Owner wants to leave ~rea . 4 big bedrooms. 3 separate bath.s: huge. family ~m . ~fassive stone fireplace. AddiuonaJ flleplace m master bedroom suite. Extra' ~ating area in ti~chen. banquet dining room. Notb- rng co mparable m executive area at this price! i 9775 I 84&-0004 18884 lrookhurst Filuntain Vall.y 962-1373 IL TORO • LAKE FOREST MISSION VIEJO SPECTACULAR VIEW! LUXURY EXECUTIVE - 5 Yi% Home -with a never-ending vie"'' of Laguna Beach -the Blue Pacific! Beamed ceilings thruout. Over- sized bedrooms. 3 separate baths. huge family room, 2 patios. Nestled in the hills. Beautiful fireplace. workshop. So much here. Very low down -subject to a great FllA annual % loan to be assumed! Below replacement at $47 ,750. m6060 "TOP OF THE WORLD "-$33,500 Exquisite atrium n1odel home with spacious bed- rooms, _l ~tJ>s. Perfect area above the smog & f<>jl; ExeeUtfte 'llbilt·in kitchen. dl.Sbwasher. Mas.rive firf:. place. Larle pool sized grounds. On attractlve cuJ· de-sac street. Present 6.6% annual rate loan m8y be assumed "'ith payn1ents Je ss than rent! (9724:) ~ AT APPRAISAL! $33,500-6%-POOL! There's a 6o/o loan no"'' on property which may be aS>-. · sumed or buy with your G.l. eligibility with · almost · nothing down or low do\vn -all others FHA! Extreme-· ly nice area of Mission Viejo. 4 bedroo1ns. ·2 batb,s,.. famlly room -adjacent the all electric "Award" kit-·. chen. Elegant fireplace. Fenced swim pool. Immediate possession! (9142) 83().B060 "PLAY IT COOL" -$26,500 -VIEW! Central air conditioner! King sized bedrooms, 2 sep-: arate baths large family room all electric push but .... ton built-in dream kitchen. elegant fireplace, secluc:t.;" ed rear living room overlooks the lights, rollinf gentle hills & mountain view! Carpeting. very plush· -custom drapes. Large covered patio! (8651) 830-6060:. 4 BEDROOM + PRETTY POOL $28,500-G.~: or FHA terms-means very~little cash needed-no: down G .l.~los ing costs only or low doYl'n all others.: Very spa~1~us 2 bath home. Fu.Uy carpeting. Sectu6': ed rear hv1ng room with inviting fireplace overlook!': the heated .pool.. Beautiful covered patio-loads or: deck ing. High in charm -low in maintenance~: $pend your idle hours relaxing by the pool! Hurr~ (9568) 113Q..ll060 : . • SUPER SHARP! $29,150-6 Yi% Priced far below replacement on today's market!: Completely air conditioned. King sized bedrooms ~ 2 baths, family sized kitchen with "Copper Kettle';· charm yet< all the push button electric built-in features. DIShwasher. Lovely vie\v of Laguna Hill s .• Subject to great loan assumption at 6~% FHA! Best Mission Viejo area with everything near by! 83().6060 SHANS.Rl.U-$l1,50~HA TERMS! Most beauti.ful landscaping you've ever seen! Exotic Japanese ca.rdens, professionally landscaped & looks like a 20th Century garden of Eden. Custom decor Jnslde &: out, spacious bdrms, 2 balhs. family room, plush carpeting, drapes. Dream kitchen, handy built .. ins, dishwasher. Only 4 months new -better than new -just move right in & start lo relax & live. (9445) 83().6060 RARE BEAUTY-$26,850-6 % LOAN Annual % rate Joan now on property which m~y be assumed -monthly installments less than rertt! Immaculate home \vith features found in far mo.re expensive residence~. King sized bedroo111s, 2 baths, family room. Plush carpeting, custon1 drapes. Pool sized yard. Near schools & shopping. 83().6060 • • 23331 El Toro Road 830-6060 T ARIEL 'S TOP PRODUCERS FOR JULY Mtry A. lotttn Wlm'lft l1frhtart • • • Gatti!. Stllm -•) NORCO Nltk a:u·1so ANAHllM ltfl A~tt1 ' .· ' Public Housing Projects • in Trouble By NOIUtAN KEMPSTER two M>IUllone for 1 o c I 1 1 WASHINGTON (UPI) -rea10ns. Steadfl)' tncreNlnc IQl:feral It said renl.s wnuld have aublkHes ma,y Pe the ooly WI,'/ to rhie eight percent or so to retCUI mOlll. ol. en. nation's 1 year to' keep pace with pubUc ·h<JuslnC proJecto fl'OJn ..,.!.!. Rent boost.! of that • Gh.nd.tl crilll eauted mapilude "would after • few mmtly by Jr.falUon, an urban yean, become an e1tremely in!li\µle study concllldes. heavy burden on tenants," it_, The rt!pOrt, wtllch ~ ukl. centrates on the economics 'The reporC la.id efforts to or public housill&, concludes Teduce the size or families Salu Chief that infl1UOP b playtna havoc . tn houlin1 projed.a "would in- with public landlonb, ju,,t u volve 1 major aJteriUon in David E . Maddox has it is with priv1te landlords tht character'ol pub!Jc boll!· been appointed Jt:eneral and suburban homeowners. in&." sales manaa:er for the A1iss.ion Viejo Com- INTERIOR OF BROADMOOR HOME ON NIGUEL SHOR!S SHOWS SPACE AND COMFORT The study <'Overed is public "A policy or Increasing pany. He will direct housing agencies throughout a widening. gap ~ween in-redttal statutory paym~ts or sales administration for the n•tion. It w•s conducted come and outgo. It •I.to supplement.I •J>PtOpriations all projects in the 11,- ::i.Ho111es Offer Bea~h by Franofk ... _De . Leeuw, h• usures increasing hostility o! would •void the nfed for 000-acre community. member ... "" 9tNOr resean: ere1Uy increasing the renla.1 ----------urr ol ttie Urban Institute, tenants caused by st.eady rul burden fin ten•nts,• 0 r • two-year~kf priv•te cor-hikes. dr•stic.ally sf\iftlng the com· poratlm cre•ted to ~k .olu-The Institute reported that po.sltlon o( the tenants," the ti009 to the problems ol the median income of tenants In report said. ·., ,• Rtchard B. Smith 's award· ... \rinning Broadmoor Homes on • Niguel Shores In South Laguna ts the first new Orange County development to f ~ a t u r e J'.leiv•te beach and ocean IC'- tess in more I.ban fi\·~ years. .. "The OC'UD is Jess than a '.', ""bitf-milt 1a•ay from I.he com- • -VlWlity location. be I wee,, ' ~Dane Point and Cro1''fl Valley _ ~ay. jUSL east of P1cific cm.st HiPway," reports W. Scott Biddle. executive vice --president of Broadmoor Homes. Inc. _ "Our homeoll"ne11i can gel to the beach via landscaped guenbelt walkways, or by : & tr.ave.ling a short distance on Niguel Shores ROad. a ><~val.! ''°"" ""d. Both U.. •• i'&ad and the w.itways stretch -·over Pacific Coast Highway, :~ding direct, private ac- )J:--<~ to the oce111," said Bid-.:~ ga1eho1i1se al the com-rJ~~ty entrance assures the li(jvacy of tht exctusive ex-'it~Wttive deve)opmer>L Pri'·ate . S lte.onia courts are located ~.i:.~;:.~. ••sy • . .• cb ........ the gurded ..,. ' .. a D d in-com.munit y ~lion are just a ~ of ~jhe advantages offered ~y the • &eeandfour-bedroom<icoan- ~ '(iew homes. The developmmt ~ easy access to a wide •. • of other recreational, -:: 'fies, indllding the new : ' boat Dana Point Marina.. • "'h1ch is only a mile from the shore. fam ily rooms are dis played crisis. the 23 cities wu $2,444 In "One problem l!luch a policy the homes. The executive homes feature Jn the community. One plan "Abool four.ftfU.., m the rise 1968. rai9es is how to limit the Harbor Parcel Sold by Sher The new '24 mil1ion facility. up lo nine walls ol sliding ftalures a con\'ertible l!lec<>nd in costs from 19& to 1968 De Leeuw concluded there aiu of sud! subsldlts so they no11t· under construction, will glass opening to private bedroom with a dual entrance, experienced by the 23 local were three ways to eliminate de> not remove an incentive Walker and Let announces feature slips, boat c 1 u b , coortyards, pat i 0 • and designed to be adapted to a authoriles appean; to be the red Ink in the account for local authoritiea to be ef-the completion of Utt sale of directly atlributJible to in· book~ of public housing pro-ficient in managin11: and ma in-21..1: acres on Harbor Boulevard restaurant. boat rental agen-atrn1ms. Privacy-zoning, with den, retreat. or game room.. nation."' the report said. It jects: raise the rent enouth Lalning public housing," it ad· to Da ve Ross, lnc. for a major cy, dry dock and maintenance sleeping and living areas The spacious kitchen feature added that inflation has gotten to cover costs, cut down on ded. "'The findings of the atJtomobile agency . servic-es. picnic and park separated by alriums and tiled built·in pantri~, b ui I t -1 n worse. not ~ler, since the the percentage of I a r g e present study suggest that The property is adjacent to artas. and rec re a 1 i 0 n a 1 entr~·ays, is found in most breakfast bars, pass-through major statistics for the study families because costs rise relating the size of the subsidY the Harbor Shopping Centtr amenities. 'Jbe first phase of 1 were collected . when there are a large · t I · in Costa Mesa and waii sokl the development of the ~ models. In some Pans. the patio windows and a fu ll aelec. In sc>me w1y o genera pnce acre harbor is scheduled for mast.er · suitn are separated lion of top.quality app liances. Thf report said thf' public number of dlildren in a pro-and wage increases might go by Sher Enterprise3, owner1 ('Ompletion by May, l971. The from lhe junior wings for ad-including continuc>US cleaning housing agencieii incre-ased .}ed., or seek greater federal a Jong way toward limiting of the Shopping Center. Davkl entlre facility is Sl'beduJed for ditional privacy. ovens. renu by about $.1 for every subsidies • paymenlJ to cost increases Levine of Walker a.'Xf LH completion in l9"l>6. FOC"mel living rooms, fonnal Prices in the e1ecutive com-S4 increase in eo«t, thus assur-The report. although mainly whlch JocaJ authorities cannot handled the trarwaction lot Additional recreaticm will be _d_in_m_g_,_ooms __ an<1 __ ,._pa_r_•l_•_m_un_i_IY_•_ta_rt_•_l_l39_.900_. ____ in_1_,;_,in_g_d_eli_1_ci_L!_beca __ "'_'_o_f __ ......,, ___ ic_,_"'_1_et1_011_1_11t< __ fi_m __ coo __ 1ro_1_.'_' ________ both __ parti __ ·•_•_· _____ _ pr0\'1ded nearby by t h e Laguna Niguel Corporal.Ion. which has planS""for a 16'1-acre regional park. Tentative pla.ns for the park ioc:ludt Lake Niguel. a IIWHnade lake with .f7 acres ol water surface, aild a park site that will sur- round :the Jake to add inland w.ater: recreation facilities to pre.sent beach amenities. Lquna Niguel GoU Course .and El Niguel C-OUntry Club are ~·ithin fi.ve-minutes drive fromtheBroadmoo r de\·elopment, Rancho N~I Riders' Club is less thaq_f~ve mile!! away. with ·~~ trail! v.·inding through the natural hillside area beybnd Who C.ces7 Ne etlltr fltWI~""' le •ft."e world c:•r•I tOo11t yow U•fOlll• 11ity ra. your ~ff ... 11., ~•w-iptptr doet. lfi fM DAILY '!LOT. • Just for singles ~'pbampagneQpenhouse . I . ,1...,,.,,,.--- To introduce the ni.ost exciting new country club · apartments in America. . . ,;_~;l J~~~===:'.~~j :;: PRE·OPENIN6 When you're young and single, life can be so great. So .h)any fun things to do with your freedom. So many lnteresling people to get to know. That's what ... ' ' 1 . SALE PRICES ! 2 Bedrooms $23,990 3 Bedrooms $25,490 4 Bedrooms $26,990 FHA/VA II you "m $910 per morrtlt, · i you could buy the • biuest house we build! . :' WARNER AVE. , J • SAN DJEGO ' • South Bay Club is all about. The most complete country club you 've ever seen wllh apartments located around it-full of your kind of people. A 3/• million dollar club house, tennis courts, olympic . pool, health clubs; and much more. Spacious single, 1 & 2 bedrooms, furnished and unfurnished, with rents from $150 to $350. Mo'dels open dally from ·1 0 a.m. to 9 p.m. Don't say you know It until you've seen it. South~ClubApartments-NewportBeach (Just for single people over 21) OpenHouse this Sunday and next~ Newport· 1e1i:h Irvine at 16th Street (714) 645-0550 • 3-7 l?M'. ·-....., - OtherSouthBayClubs OAllOEN a"°"' 1:1100 .CtwlJ"'Nll A'l'll'IW {714) ..... Wt:ST lOS ANGELES 36)1 S.pu"'9d1 loulWlltd (213)31W1M TOAF!AHCE mft=..A¥Niw LONO llACH 1<111 Alttl'ltlo A--.. (21))41-tN ANAHEIM 2n Souftl B""*"""C {114) 772-4500 MISSION IAY -lllOrMalll ..... {114) 114-DIO MIO-Wll.tttllllflLA. MOUHTAINVllW 209 """' W.CllOfelMd A'le. 5S5 Mldcl1"1elt ..... (211)....., (4fl) 114-1111 \l,.H PN"I IHEl'IMAN 04Q: 11464 1~11 W"1 Woodme11 11 MllNllt tfll) .... 1010 (113) lll·IOIO ' loutl'I lly Chill ~rtll'llfttt II • "'1.Cl .t lit • ' O...~t111 Oo. • : ' . ' • I ._. :·. ' Beal Estate Questions tnd Comment By Rultor R•nd•H MoCordl• La Cuesta Offering Savings 1st Unit Of Valley Tract Set Sub.tlMUal, 11vlois are ._ avallable .tt Rancho La Cue1ta In Huntlnlloo Bead! bY older-The Larwln Company hJS Ing new hornet now al)(J hav· opened Its newut recrtation- lng them Ml.Omlitd b y oriented Orange County com· builder Frank· H. Ayres and munlty wtth the unveiling ot Son. !!•• lllliy decorated mock! Aym· coo.s.lrucUon methods homtt at Greenbrook·Fouo- DAILY "LOT have betn proven by butldlng Two F~ .....,.8 t11n. Valley. Tht maater plan. experience In South C&llfornl• a.a au ned community wlll evemually since 11105. consi1t of 475 homes, with ·: . ·: Get thit ... my wife tella me f'm working too hard •nd making too much moneyl She 1ay1 if I can get my bosa to give me a cut in pay, we coukf qual1fy far all sorts of government subsidized groceries and govern- ment ... ssisted hooslnsi, and live better. Sha 1ay1 Uncle Sugar will pick up the tab on most of our monthly hou1- ing payment tf we qualify, but I'm malcing too mudt. Tell ma morel Is there 1uch a program? Am I work· Ing too h•rd? R .V.-Casta Mesa FHA does have a program designed to help the lruJy disadvantaged family obtain adequate housing. Under FHA program 235. the government will pay neatly one-half of your total monthly housing costs if .vou qualify and if federal funds are available. We are told that the quota has been filled for our area and presently there are no funds available for existing housing. Are buyers still borrowing money? Evan at these high, eight and nine p•rcent interest rates? How much money has been borrowed? How doet it compare with last year? Rancho LI Cuesta U a wall· M • } ~ ~ ~ construc.1Jon in ed community • f I 0 rd I n g OVlllg n prlv1cy ~th Cul de sae Jtretts Reskltnts at Grttnbroot. an whe:re childf'l!!n may play aafe. At I • automaUcally memben of the !y. Prices range from 128.990. tVIDe oew Club Greenbtook. featur· aceordlng to sales manager Ing a wide spectrum of m:rea- Heinz Lueck. Owyer.Curleu and Com· lion actlvttiff for the whole The homes vary in siu from pany, pioneer South I and family . The uniquely designed three lo seven bedroom.'! and mortgage banking firm, :-ecreatkincente:rinclude:sMIRRORS MAGNIFY SPACE up to 3000 square feel of living ltegotialed a joint venture complete, kitchen facilities, area. There are two and three coovenation fireplace Joong:?. IN LARWIN'S GREENBROOK HOMES BEDROOM car garages, two to four between Life and Casualty , .. llh a wet bar. game room. wading pool, and men's and bathroom1, shake or mission lnsurance Company of Ten-dance floor, and •n arts and women's saunas, but we also Lile roofs, fireplaces, wet bars, nessee and the Alex Robertson craft! center. have lots more for the 1•thole concrete driveways, plenty of Company, Los Angeles general "We've included a vride family. For instance, for the built-ins and carpeting. contractors, to oonstruct and range of recreation amenities photo~raphy buff, we ha\le in- Rancho La CUesta model lease two industrial faciliUes at Club Grcenbrook so that eluded fully equipped dark homes and sales-informatlon in the Irvine Ind us t r I a I each of our residents can take room. and for community af- center are located al Complea: of Orange County . part In the activities," stated fairs we have a large outdoor Brookhurst SL and Atlanta Groundbreaking 111 slated to Michael L. Tenzer, Larwin barbecue area. Ave., just 1.6 miles from Hun· st.art in the 'Yttk of August senior vice p~sident and "We've des I g n e d Green- tinglon State Beach. 24 for the $245,000 project. marketing director. brook-Fountain Valley for suc- munity are priced r rom $30.990, with FHA. YA , and available. Twen t y ·fi ve separate elevations are being offered in five different floor plaM, CO-Ordinated. by Stewart C. Woodard, L.arwin·a Di.rector of EnvironmentaJ 0 e s i g n . Interiors are by .Environ- mental Concepts, Inc. Of Beverly Hilla. Valley ia pat&emed a!ter~our very u:ceuful eommu'*ieJ; in l'ypml. ~rrllOo. and SUnl, but ls tailor-made to allow our homeownen lO take ad- \lanlag~ oC the proximity • to the beach," ea:"'alned Tenzer. "Our homes literally bring the ootdoors iilsWe with extenaive use ol glaa. giving the homa an open air atmosphtte." Conventi-Onal financing is The buildings will have IS,000 "Club Gree.nbrook is not like cessful young families, 50 it's R.B.-Huntington BNch available. Lueck poinls out. and l2,0CI0-6quare feel on a the typical recreation center, only natural that Club Green· The volume for real estate loans recorded in the Free decorator llt'rvice is 73,600-square foot site located with just a swimming pool brook will be the focal point The new communily is one of four Greenbrook com- munities developed by tbe Larwin Company in Southern California . Grttnbrooi Fountain Valley incl~ the 1171 ytt'!fon of L.arwin's popular Spacemaktr J arx1 Spact"maker 11 rrtOdeb. designed for Younc famiUes first six months of this year was nearly $2,500,000 .000 provided to provide buyers at the north"·est c«ner of and sauna bath," explained of the community," said in just Los Anieles and Oranie Counties! assistance in selecting colors. Armstrong and K a is e r Tenzer. "We do have a junior Tenur. Although this is below the $2.95 billion recorded drape& and carpeting. Avenues. Ulympic: pool, a separate Homes at the new ecttn- durinJ? the same period a year aio, today's money mar--1------------------------------------------------------------ "Greenbrook F' o u n t a i n oo the grow. ket reflects healthy activity. I'm curious. We just purchased our first home - paid $29,9SO for it -and think we got a good buy. My question is , how does our price compare with the average? T.C.-Fountein Valley The average value of all real estate sold in the first half of this year in Los Angeles and Orange Counties "''as a litle over $30,500 ... so, you are right in line. Editor's Note: Randall R. McCardle 1s the president of the Real F:stoters, an investment analyst. college Lecturer, and a1ttl1or of "Real EJtate in California." Send your com· ments 1ul questio115 to Rafidall R. Mccardle. clo the DAILY PILOT, P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626, Ho1ne Builders Hold Apartment Meeting· Presidents ol the National Associalion of Home Builders and its Canadian counterpart, lhe Nationa l House Builders Association, will lead ceremonies o p e n i n g t."le International Apartment Conference 0 cl. 4 in \Vashington , D.C. Louis R. Barba, president of NAHB. \Viii welcome the conferees, a11 will S. E . Johnson, president of the Canadian group. The con- ference is sponsored by NAHB In cooperation with the organized builders in Canada. For the three days following lhe opening session the coo- ference program lists more than 70 presentaUons cf'vering every aspect of apartment construction and management. NAHB builder members a-nd apartment specialists from government and induslry in the United States and several foreign countries will conduct the education events. Some \li'ill be available for individual consultation following their presentations. In addition lo Barba and Johnson. opening day speakers include Samuel Primack, con- ference chairman : Dr. Nathaniel H. Brogg. executive vi~ president of NAHB, and Dr. Roger Bla ck well. :issociate pro re s s or of Marketing at Ohio St a t e University. The education events open Oct. S with a session on site selection a n d development o.onsiderations. Other meetings will cover such sub- jects as market analysis, design, financing, conventional construction. marketing, rt!l- dent selection, advertising and public relations, b u s i n e s s management and accounUng, i't1terior decorating. tenant relalions and training of resi- dent. managers. The agenda includes garden apartments as well as elevator buUdinga. and abo covers townhouses. Special aUention is given to apartment novi ces through a three-day "beginners' school ." The introductory session on "why build apartments?'' is followed by market Maly~is, feasibility, site select.Ion and development. m a r It e t i n 1 . financing and management. Interest in systems ~iltling has led lo a concenlrated four· part series including discussion of. I n n o v a t !Ve methods used in European countries and whether they are adaptable to the United States. Building codes, zoning ordinances, labor rela\.lons and economics will be conaldered. In another speciai series conclominlum and CO-Operative housi'11g specialists will s peak ~on market anatysis, planning the operation, marketing and management. plaMlng and desig.1. 1 l f it's A yr es ..... it's BUILT! • You SAVE MONEY by ord•rin9 your new home now. Se• these am•1iin9 customixed hom•• built, utili1in9 • PROVEN CONSTRUCTION METHOD by F•onk H. Ayres & Son. You will LOVE our well•cl-in d,li9htful nei9hbMhoocl with c:ul-cle-1ec lfre•t1 where you·r children c•n pl•y in SAFETY. Our hom•s •re very clo1e to HUNTINGTON STATE BEACH 11nd •r• pric- •d from $26, 990. th•y Y•ry in 1i1e from l to 7 bed· rooms, up ta 3000 lq. ft., 2 I l car jjl•t•ge1, 2 to 4 b•th1, 1h1ke or mi11ion tile roof, firepl•c•s, concret• dri ¥•w•y1, wet b11rs, und•rgrouncl utititiies, ell buitt- in1, b111ic cerpeting •nd cl••n oce•n 1 ir for your FAMILY'S HEALTH . VA •ncl con ... ention•I fin1ncing i1 ..... ii.bl •. RANCHO LA CUESTA AYRES HO~fES SINCE 1905 MODELS AT BROOKHURST & ATLANTA HUNTINGTON BEACH Ji I ' ' . I • ' ' ' .. I , I ... .. here's a new way to live: in Newport Beach ·· - 1 It's fun, fine neighbors and prestige living all in one luxurious package. That's Oakwood Garden Apartments, just minutes from Balboa's Bay and beaches. At Oakwood", you will find the very best of two possible worlds ..• gracious apartment living and a year-round resort. There's a ~ million dollar clubhouse with party room, billiards Jpunge, and indoor golf "driving range. Separate men's and women 's health clubs and saunas, night-lighted tennis courts, vo·11eyball/ basketball courts, 105 ' whirlpool baths and an Olympic-size swimming pool. · . , , l In addition, a resident tennis pro offers group and individual • instruction and works out of a fully-stocked tennis pro shop. A ? full·lime clubhouse director is available to help you plan the actlv-i ities you want. : And true to most country clubs, Oakwood offers acres of rush ! landscaping for quiet moments of relaxation. : • Like a high rise, Oakwood has_ central well·appointed lobbies • : 1 All this and much more, just steps from your professionally dee· orate'CI apartment, each with all·electrlc appliances, carpeting, ·draperies, storage aplenty, private balcony/patios and optional fireplaces. and large elevators, off·street parking with reserved spaces, : ! laundry room lounges, security-officer patrols and a cabletele-: : vision system. i Top this with outstanding resident management who care for · I you personally, and that's Oakwood -your home ·and country : l' club in Newport Beach. : ~· ' ' Champagne Open House This Sunday&: Next, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS R-rl IMng-Ju1t tor 1dult1. · 1700 16th Street Newport Beach. Calif. 92660 (714) 642·817D • -- A projtcl ol Pl t I Dt'l'tlop111tn1 Co. • '. l .• l ·-r.a"'·: . . ; . ..;. ...: ::;·.' ; ·: ,• •• ' • . ~ ( •• • 4 • • • ' '<.. :. : .. . . 961·2929 • 968.1 llt, 11 A.M. to I P.M. Sptclold sludlo, 112 btdroom suftn. Fumlthtd or unturnlsh•d. ttSO lo '335. lmmedltle Ocet.1pancy. Models OPM dallJ 10 am ta 1 pm ... ~~~~~~~~l'-~~~~~---.~~~~-1---,--~~~~~==-=-=~::.::.:.::::__~~---· .. -·- ---. .----~-------,.-----------,. ' • • ·u ~ Pn.Or s.u .. ..,, A111ust i~. i910 ~nams Get Big 1Test Against Dallas Tonight • • • Gabriel , Morton Duel in LA Tilt .,/I' . ~ ' ' ' J '/& .. $ :r _ C>" J_ ' •• ~: ~-. . , •.•• ' --' - NOT MUCH REllEF _:_Jack Nicklaus stopped to pause beside a cardboard snowman prior to play. !Di in second round of PGA championship at Tulsa Friday. Nicklaus , who had a 68 Thursday, soared (along with the "'eather) to a 76 Friday, four shots oH the pau. The weather hit the 100 degree mark, Outsiders Share Golf Lead I .Top N~mes Fall Behind in 100 Degree Weather • ' TUI&, Okla. (AP) -Lorry Hinson and Dave Stotttcn. a couple ol outsidus, 9C&Ped with tbe second roand lead in the PGA National Ownpionlbq) Friday as Southern Hills turned into ·a au l!en sun- ee.aredmonater that cbewed 1up the great -.. " goll. ., Hioaon, a tour sophomore, a n d Stockton, a non-wiMer fot two yea.rs, matched par 140 for two trips ovtr lhe rotting, 1,IU-yard layout that la armed with deep, clinging rough. the millionaire roll up his pant.11 and go after a ball in shallow water. He finished with a double bogey six. John Mjller, who shared lhe first J't)und lead with Nicklau11, went to a 77 for 145. Charles Coody. one st roke off the pace aoini into the day's play, had a 79for 148. But with acor!$ generally high, some of the game 's 1tars managed to stay near the ftonl rank in this chase for the last of the four major championships offered an· nually. Hinson, 71, and Stockton , 70, shared the top rung. They were followed at 141 by Mike Hill, Mam Rudolph and Hale Irwin. Hill, younger brbther of Dave Hill, and Rudolph, a non-winner since 1966, had 70s. Irwin, a fonne r football star at Qilorado, was In with 69. Then, at 142 came Palmer, South African Gary Palmer, Masters champion Billy Casper and Dick Lotz. Player had the day 's best round, a 68, including a string of four consecutive birdies. Casper had 1 70. So did Lotz, winner of two event.! ttUa year. LOS ANGELES (AP) -QuarterblckJ Roman Gabriel tnd 0-tla Mortoo duel IA>llpt u the Loa Angeles l\am1 !teo the Dallu COWboya in a ·prwuson bl.We of two NaUonaJ Footbl.U League clubs whlch were succesaM tn their Wttal ou\.tnga. Lo!!: Angele!!: beat Cleveland, I0-17. a week ago while the C.owboys downed San rneao. 20--10. Both the Ram!!: aJld C.Owboys won thei~ divisional crowns a year ago and are contendert qalJ this time . Againrl Cleveland, Rams COi.ch George Allen substituted freely but for this se- cond game, with tls I p.m. kici:oU in Ute l..()s Anteles C.Oliseum, he sald the 1tarten will be in acUon much of the way. * * * Colts Outlast Chiefs; Detroit Downs Buffalo •1 "'4 .b ... lelM Pr.II Cornerback Tom Maxwell pranced 23 yards untouched with an intercepted pass for a fourth quarter touchdown that broke a 3-3 tie and started I.he Baltimore Coll.!i toward a 17-3 exhibition football \'lctory over the world champion Kansas City Chiefs Friday nighl in Kansas City. ln anottier exhibition game Friday night., Errol Mann kicked fi ve field goals and Mel Farr scampered for a touchdown as the Detroit Lions rolled tn Ill 22-6 vic- tory over the Buffalo Bills in Buffalo. With 12 seconds left. Tom ~iatte put the iclng on Baltimore's conquest of the proud Chiefs in the nationally televised battle by bolting around left end fur 28 yards and a touchdown. Lou Michaels, who had kicked a 17-yard field goal In the opening period and put Baltimore ahead 3-0. converted alter both touchdowns. Kansas City's only fruitful effort came l.n the second stanu when Norwegian Jan Stenerud kicked a ~yard field goal that knotted the score. Buffalo, a pat.sy of the American Foot- ball League the pasl three seasons, mustered an offensive only once, getlin1 aii; poinls in the final minutes. Mann, from North Dakota, and in his third year of pro football , booted three-- pointers from '24, 34, 20. 30 and 31 yards. Steve Owens of Oklahoma . last year's Reisman Trophy winner and a rookie with Detroit, held a slight ofensive edge over O. J. Simpson, the 1968 Heitman winner and second-year Buffalo running back. Ownes, playing only In the first hall, picked up 48 yarda in 10 carries while Simpson, who aaw action in both halves, gained 31 yards, alao in 10 tries. Slmp~n caught thret passes for a toW of 37 yards, the Joneat covering 24 yards. They played in the relative cool of the morning, Jong before the temperature 10ared into I.he 100 plus range, The glttngth-sapping heat combined with delicate pin placeinent.s and the sub- tHttiea Df the course itself lo send the eianls reeling. M " ·----...i:·-w-.-.,. Jack Nicklaus lost four strokes to par on a stretch Of four holes and took a fat 76 for .144. ti.S. Open champion-TOily Jacklin stag- gered in with a 79 for 1S3 and missed the cut for tht final two rounds. Mn.old Palmer made a move wit.Ii two front We bi.rdles, then collapsed to a four-0ver-par 39 coming home for 72. At the 12th, tw gasping army of rans saw * * * ' ' ! Ontario Speedway Practice Al Unser, 1970 Indianapolis 500 winner . drives bis car <>ll the newly-paved Ontario Motor Speedway track. The $25.5 milllon facility will stage its first race. the Ontario !00, on Sept. 6. Unofficial lap speeds of higher than 170 mph have been recorded in practice sessioos. Dodgers Trip Cubs • Ill Slugf est, 13-9 Cine.AGO (AP) -The Lo! Angel'5 Dodiers spotted Chicago five firsl-innlng f.w.1; thel combined a 17-hlt attack wilh ~-:cosUy errors to sail to a 13-9 vie· ~ over the Cubs Friday. :: Billy Grabarkewltz had two home runs ~ a triple., Maury Wills five hft.s, Wes Parker tlU'M runs-batted-in aM Willie . ~Vll a two-nm triple for the Dodgers. ,:o..-wkewits hit his !Ith homer In the tifUI with oooe on and led oU the seventh wlth 100tber solo blast. Jbre PepltoM't grand-tlam homer ~gbted the CUbB' five-run flrtt Si8leJ by Glun Beckert and Billy \\!lhiams and • walk to Jim Hjc.k man preceded Pepitone '• 15th homer or the r•ar Ind his !irot u • Cub. J • Starling pitcher Jim Colborn rapped the inning with a run-scoring single. The Dodgers began scoring in the Utlrd on a sing le by \Vills, an error and Da vis' triple. Davis scored on short.slop Don Ke ssinger 's error. Los Angeles wen! 11head to stay in the fourlh . Garbarkewltz opened the Inning with a Lrlple and Willie Crawford walked. Reliever Fred Nonnan buntecl bul Ron Santo threw the ball Past first as bolh l'UMerB scored, and Norman went aJJ the way to third. Wills then doubled Norman home. Williams, Johnny Callison and Randy Hundley, along "'Ith Pepitone, all homered for lh~ Cllbs and Jim Lefebvre. a defenslvt r!pltcemtnt fnr I.he Dodger5, hit 1 two-run shot In the •l1hth. .. Norman . 2-0. got the victory. The loss went to Larry Gura, J-3, the 5eC011d of fh·e Cubs' pitchers. Charlie H~gh. 22-ycar-0ld rookie pllcher, opened the decis ive three-run sixth with a aingle. Singles by Wills and Bill Russell loaded the bases. Davis forc - ed Hough al the plate but Parker singled home two runs and pitc~ batter Maony Mota drove in another while grounding out. The Oodgera hit ufely ;tn every lnnb1.g and f1ntlbed wilh a total of 17 to give the m 34 hits during their \tive-game win- ning slreRk. Fred Norman, who t00k over for startfi:r Don Sutton ln the first inning. •·as credited with his second \•ictory against no de.feat.I. LOl AfrlOfLIS CHIU.CO •b•llM tbrl!l11 Wiiia p lluutll H W0.11!1 d WPtfklt It H1ll.,. t Mol~ ~ TorDOtO c S•!«l'llO•• 111 L1lfbv•t 1~ Grbl<w!!• lD (••WI0'11 II 5ult(lft 11 NO"•lln I' "-. jfjll(fUln,.,u •DlO 42JllBK~'rtlll •1 20 •JJlllWlll!l"'~tf •11\ 601!Hkkm1n111 ?110 lO O OPtpllon•cl .\11 • 10 015t~tD Jb .1100 1 000 C111!50n rf 111 1 •OIOH""61f1t t !l 1 lllJCOlb!lrn(I 10 1 1 'll 2G11r1p 1000 tlOOWSmllh !lll 1000 ••••llllt.O!!•Qt1 p 0000 11 e111"1r,1rro o ooeo IOlfSM"fi..r l)l'I 1000 DtdllrD 0010 llopoyl(ll ~ ' 0 0 b fot1f .il u 17 11 111111 ,. • n • LnA•I• ..... OIJJ1ll10 -1J Cl!lctge .•. • S0011 110 1 -t IE -Colborn, l(M1l11C1 .... kMO. DP-Cllk •OO I, LOI-LO& AMotlft f , Clllcllf'I Tl, 2!!-Wl!IS 39- 'N, 0t¥t., 0,..lrtt-11E. Hlt-Pt0!ton1 IJ, G••brt-· II! t 1!. l .W!llltlftl I), (1111-1•. L1t1bv,.. L Mundtt<v 4, S-lt111te11, No..-n, II• HlllllllSO $1111"" •• ,.. 1.J J j s , 0 No•ma"W,,-t ....... )1.J J 0 0 l ) HOIXI" S ~4fJI C1>1t1"'" ,,, ,.,, .. l I l f I J G11·1 L. l·l ....... ,., r ' ' 1 1 I llll!ldtlg11on ........ ll • J l o o Pluno ll·l 1 I 1 1 1 De<-~ I 'J)!O $1w -11ouQll Wl'~n l, 111--torbC"I T- a·JI . "~""'· '!' , 11Wt'U try lo get our new fe.Jlows in as much u posaible," aald AllM. "But we also waAt to win the game." Dallu fell lo Los Anaeles three tlme!i IJJt sea.son -24-17 i11 the pre-se.uon, 24- %3 Jn the regular season and 31..0 tn the Playoff Bowl . The Cowboys have already made some changes for 1970. All-pro tackle Ralph Neely has been moved to richt cuard whttt John Wilbur retired. Rlyfield W.right took over Neely's former spot which means tbst Wright will be matched qain1t Deacon Jonea with Neely op- posing Merlin Olse1. On defen1e, Mel ReRfro hu been switched from safety to right corner and rookie Cllf Harris, • free qent from OuchJLI UD1ver1lty, will st.rt at free safety. The Rams will have lhe.Jr flral looi: ln Los An1les livery al Kermit Alexander, the corner defense man actiulred in trade from Sa11 Francisco Jn exchange for kicker eruct Gossett. OHenslvely , the Cowboys have Bob Hayes and Lance Rentzel heading the pasi; catching department and Calvin Hill, the 1969 rookie-of-the-year, leading the runners, Allen tries an experiment this week with linemen COy Saco• a11d Diron Talbert switching positions. Bacon aoes at end this time and Talbert at tackle. FINAL WOR~OUT -Dallas Cowboys quarterback Craig Morton (14) and running back Calvin Hill get in final workout for tonight's game with the Rams at the Coliseum. Los Angeles defeated Cleve- land and Dallas downed San Diego in exhibition openers last week. Wright Wins 18th Halos Drop Tigers, ·7-3; Trail Minnesota by 41h Clyde Wrigh t won his 16th game of the year and contributed a three-run homer as the California An.gels stopped the Detroit Tigers. 7-3, Friday night at Anaheim Stadium. The victory put the Angels 41h games behind the slumping Minne.sot.a Twins, who fell to Boston, 8-1 . Oakland pulled to within four games of the American League West leaders with a 4-0 wi11 over Baltimore. Wright worked six innings before Paul Doyle and Andy Messersmith col- laborated to keep the Tigers at bay. Twn of the three runs off Wright, 16-9, were unearned as a result or three Angel miscues. Tom Reynolds added a two-ru11 homer, hla first cf the year, to aaslst the Calik>rnia attack. Wright's home run was his second this aeasoo and il followed singles by Reyoolds and Tom Egan, sending Delroit starter Mickey Lollch to his 141.h loss. Lolicb permited successive singles by Jim Fregosi and Alex Johnson in 1he first Inning but escaped"'unscathed . 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Casey Stengers American League.rs will face Fred Hane y's National Leaguers of the 1950s in a three-Inning preliminary to the regularly scheduled Angel5-Tigen: game. The ,Oldtimers eontest is slated for t. The Angel game will follow at 2:05. Park- ing lot gates wUI open at 11 :30 a.m. with batting practice for the oldtimers to start at 12:30. The Hall of Fame members are Stengel. Joe DiMaggio, Bob Fe.JJer and Stan Musial. The 28 pla yers on the two squads participated In a total of 105 All-Star games .• topped by Musial (24 ). Joe Dl~taggio 111 ). Enos Slaughter and Eddi• Mathews ( 10 each). Sal Maglie, who had a lifetime record of 119-62 will start on the mound fort.be National League against f o r m e r Cleveland Indian great BOb Feller. Feller rompcsed a mark of ~162 durlna bJI major league career. St•Mlllf LIMVll' Jolllllll!lt L••tlHI .1,.,1rlc1n 1, .. 911e l!ro1 $1.lllQh!tr •' Vine• O•Ml;g10, u ll~y McMlllo~. II °'"' D•M•ogkl ... 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And Cliff Drysdale of South Africa downtd Marty Rcissen, Evanston, Jll ., S-4, 6-3, • INGLEWOOD Me.zico City's Oiucho Castillo boxed bis way Into a probable third try ~t the world bantamweight boxing championship Friday night when he outpointed fel- low countryman Rogelio Lara in a 12-l'ound fight at the Forum. Before the two !JS.ponders st.aged their fray, Mexico's two Undisputed world tJtllsts, welterweight Jose Napoles and bantamweight Ruben Olivares, each scored victories by third-round knockouts in non-Utle bouts slated for 10 stanzas. CasUllo. 25, was hard-put agalm:t the 22-year-<ild Lara but setired solidly in the tllh round 11flt.r holding a slight advantage. Napoles and O\lvues had only good workouts. Napoles, 150, stoppt'd fight.- Ing Mack or the Dutch West Indies after 42 seconds of the third round with a right up- percut which sent Mack. also ISO, onto the ring apron for the eounl. Olivares. 113~. deeked Jose Arrant, 124, after I :Mi of the third round In their fight and although the Spaniard . ~ gained his f@et after an eight coonl, referee Lalka soon ck-- cided Arrant could take no more punlshmMt and called a halt. • P!TI'SBURGH -Pmton Gomez. manager of the San Diego Padrts, said Friday night San Diego police want to question Roberto Clemente, Pittsburgh Pirates ouUielder. about a reported abducUon and robbery in the California city. Clemente said recently he was abducted and robt>@d in San Diego 15 months ago by four men who thre8tened his llfe. He said be told "only a Henry, King Win AAU Diving Titles LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jim Henry of University of Indiana and Air Force Capt. Micki King of Long Beach defended their National AAU diving titles Friday night in Loa: Angeles Swim Stadium. The. 22-year-<ild He n r y, representing the Bloomington, Ind., Gatorade Swim Club, led from start to finish in the men·s one-mel.tr springboard event. compiling 550.95 points. Don Dunfield or S11nla Clara Swim Club was second at S.18.98. Costa Mesa's John Huffstutler finished ninth In the competition. Henry lost his three-meter S?fin.gboerd title Thurlday night to Craig Lincoln of Min- neapolis who finished ltth among 42 enlries in the one- meter preliminaries, fallin& lo qualify for the semifinal!. Capt. King, who was third Thursday night in the women'1 one.meter finals. moved from fifth place In the preliminaries to second lo the semifi nals. Then 1he uecuted a reve.rse pike that 11veragf!d eight points and triumphed coina way, 460.to to 447.27 ·for Phillipe 66 teammate., Jerrie. Adair. No events were scheduled today ln tht meet which winds up Sunday with 10-meter plat- form dlv\n1 for men and women. ORDER YOUR NEW CHEVY VEGA NOW FOR EARLIEST POSSIBLE DELIVERY. CONNUL CHIVROUT 21• H•rlt•r ll't'I. c ... ,, M•t• S4 ... 1200 few people" about the Incident betauae he w11 afraid tile alleged abdiJctors mi&bt take reve.nge on hlm or other Pirate playen If the. lncldent were made public. . Gome.i said San Dieao pollct wanl to know wby Clemente did not tell them 1bout U. "The people in the town and tbe police ire vtry dlsturbtd about the Clemente tJdnap'fl Ont of the most dishtartenin1 exper11nce1 In 1tory," Gomes said. tolf II w1tchln1 your opponent pull a wood club • out of his b11 and knock th• bill squarely onto DEL MAR -Jockey Bill th.• 1r•n. It's enout}I to take th• wind out of any Shoemaker continued h I 1 on1'1 a1ll1. assault on Johnny Lonade11'1 For this r11son I 1ua11t that you 1ptind at l111t lifetime riding record Friday 1 small measure of your practice time hittin& by piloting two mMe vlctorlu shots wlth your 4 or 5·wood. After masterin1 tr.1 includblg Kf•r Tov in the f1lrw1y·wood 1pprotch shot, you 'll hive 1n fnvalu· featured $15,900 C1lifOT11la 1bl1 tool for hlttinc to hard 1rHns. All too tft1n Thoroughbred Breeders ' 1v1n 1 w11l-ttruck 2·fron wlll bounce forw1rd and Auoclatkln Sales Stakes. 9wr such 1 1r11n. A nice hl1h f1irw1y wood how· Shoemaker, who needs 24 1v•r, wlll settl111ntlyonth1carpet(111illu1tr1Hon). victories to tie Loogden's record or S,032, rode the ae ,,,...,. ... .._ ._,., _ Bill rick Stable odd!. on ..'.::::=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=:=::=:==:=:=:=::'_ favorite to a 2~·1enath triumph over River Isle after the original flVCl'it.e, June Darllna. was &c:ratcbed frt1m the six-turlona coot.est for two- year-<ilds. • DUESSELDORF, Germany -Christian Kuhl'lke boo!ted West Germany Into a l·I tie with Spain Friday with a ._.., &.8, 12-10, 6"1 victory over Manuel Santana in Interzone Davis Cup tenn.i! competition. Spain'a Manuel Or 1 n t es defeated Wilntlm Bungert 6-4, IO-!, 11·9 in the opening sin1Jes match of the best-of-five aeries thal sends the. winner 1gainsl the United States in the Olallenge Round a t Cleveland Aug. 29-31. • Ttghl end Mel Jones, the Lo11 Angeles Rarru' 13th reund draft choice from Florida A&M, end two other rookies were placed on walver1 by the National Football League club Friday. Al$0 cul were wide reeeiver Eli Smlth 9' Gramblina and kicker Donnie Gibbs of Tei.as ChrisP.an, both free 11ent1. Variety of Sports Activity on TV • A veriUible 1111Xlr1Uboatd of llpOC1a •actlvlty hlshllsht& Ille weekerid te.levWon al1te. B1seball, tenri1, 1oJf, track •nd field, foothill, motorboat ra~ and motorcycle raelna aU tiave earned 1 piece ol tbi1 weekend's 1porta sked. Ante! faM ge.t .an Os>' partunlty to look at the Min· ne90ta Twlna -the leaders in the American League'• Wert Divi1ion, of which the Halos are members. 11lf: Twins were slated to meet the Red Sor In &Mon in the weekly Major Leaple baseball tilt at 11 : 15 a.m. today In Channel 4. Dodier aupport.er1 can enjoy equai time Sunday 1t 11 :10 a.m. when Q)ameJ 11 will cu· ry a live tetecut of the Dodgers-Cube 1une f r o m Chlcago·s Wrigley Field. A fMMJP ol tennla m1tc:hts which Were <!Ontested earlier In ttle yev at the Forum in Inglewood will be ahown vta videotape on Channel 11 at 3 p.m. Sunday . Q:irona del Mar's Rod I.Aver heads an all· star list of pro tenni1 players especled to 1et e1posure on tile tube. Bolll the third and final rounds of the PGA Golf Chim· ~ pioMhips will be telecast to- da y (3 p.m.) and Sund1y (2 p.m.) on Oiennel 7. The action emlnates live from t h e Southern Hilla c.ountry Club i.n Tulsa, Okla. 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"' '" "' "' "' •1111tmH• c0r • .,...1 "Tl"lllY ""'"' CSmltlll O«~ t11v.ff f81!1ld ,.,, 0.lt• !,...,...,l Nolloel'r'a llW 1Hl td1"91 Shaw Wins Cycle Races Fullerton's Larry Shaw cap- tured both the h1ndlc1p and main events rrlday night to hi«hli1ht motorcycle r1cin1 at the Oranae County Fairground!. Flnishlna second in the five- lap h1ndicip event wu Seotl Autry of Bellnower. Sonny Nutt.er (Ttlpant11i) was third, followed by Mlkt Bast of Van Nuy1. ln the main event, Nuiter WIS stCOrJd, wtth Rick Woods of Huntlnjtan Stach third and Bast fwrth. In a 1peclal relay match r1ct. Wood! and Bill Cody defe1ted Ba&t and Nuttu. A standln1 room only crowd t)f over 5,000 w1tchtd the wetk.ly event. lonlg;hl's Ram1-D1lla1 ,,, ,._~ 120 '-"''""'Y-' football 11me 1t the llr Coliseum will run at 2 p.m. "' m lR "' ... "' ... "' "' ... '" •• '" "' •• 118HTH iw.c:e. ue Y•r~1. , Vt1r 11tr1 11111 11p. -Allow•-· P'ur11 t:MOO, Tiie S111t1 11~. 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'" IJ b t (ll. t -tl>!!.rll'l'I ttrt 111f ~ -••'-1'1' ••r, Nit tp,90, S1..,qy, ~It lJ, 1'70 DAILY '1LOT J~ R building G~antsFace Post Spurned Advice Chargers SAN DIEGO IAPl -'l1lelr lop rocelYOr and IJll'illler will .,..t>ably waldl from IM stdelln• a111n whtn the San Diego ataraera play the Ne• York Olanta for the tlrat time in a NatkN.I Football 1.Aap exhibition aame tonl1h1. Jn an emtr1ency, hallback Dkk POlrt c:ould play detpite 1Ufferln1 a dlsloc1ted lhoutder In the Oiar1ers' 20-10 loll to the Dtllas Cowboys last weet. Lance Alwortti won't~lt up a11Jn, be uy1. He wrote 1n end al the 11e nl 30 to a brilliant pap.catd'tin& caretr lo enter bualnea full-ti me. A crowd ln)llier Ulan tht 31,392 who saw the Dallas ~ i1 tspeeted to •Itch the Gianta, reimlldint In Ales Webater'a teeond 1euon u head caoch. Ntw York lied Green Bay 31-31 l•.1t week. "Personnel..,..lte, we're 100 percent better,'' commenta Fred Dryer, New York'• defen1ive end from San Dleio. "Lut year, It was 1 job. Thia year Jt's fun. "We've stren1t.htned our nm ddtnllfl m01t, and we know we 're on the way back ." The injury to Poot left San DlelO with only five nt run- ners in Gene Fosser, Br id Hubert, Mike Green, Rusa Sm.Ith and Pett.us Farrar. Walker Gillette, 1lring bea.n rookie from Rlchm<md, Va., filla in for AJworth. -Became Grid Star By PllJL llOllll .. -°""' , ........ Whtn Dickie Poat •u rou,,.. dJ ....... hi• llieh -, .... ball Cltter' In Piul's YaUey. Okla., the rter11lteni from tM nearby Univer sity of Oklahoma tokt him ht w11 too anall to play 1-11 al OU. I'm nG !oncer efflClive 11 a runner . I'd like to lry flanker. Rls}lt fl(IW mJ' weakest point ts catching tht ball. But J ""Ork4 ed on that in the off..euon, '°" It's really impro'ltd Uld is developtn1 lnto an uset for me.'' So, the S.t, JIG-pound war-~ rior dld!l'I .. to Olilahoma on Dtspile havin1 been 1 Cl)fl. aistent atl-iearuer llnce his in- troduction into the ~o 1Til!I wan. Plllt still fee!J ht hasn't reached a pinnacle of tell· aatisfact1on. lht ldY1ce ol the rtcnrlttr1. Ht lnrtud chose the Unlvtn._ ty o/ HOUllon, -. he played on a full Ir Id ICholal"'lhip for four y e1r1 before )oln1ni the pnifenional San D\tto l"Nrfe"I, bil cur- rent employer. In fl<'t, Post, •ho Is cur· rently 1lowed temp)rarily by • dislocated 1houlder, round enough enerc in bis 1up- posedly too«n11l.for..football- frame to lead the o I d American Football Leap in l'Ulhln1 last atalOn. He plltd up 872 yard1 on ta carries for a 4.1avwagtand1i:1 ICOl"tl. He aJao cauaht 24 ~es with receivers like Lance Alworth and Gary G1rriX1n around. P()lt hu survived two pain· ful knee operations since joining the Char1tt1 from the Unl•ersity of HOU$l.on In 1•7. The ... ply.tanned bachl!lor tuffered his lhouldtr injury In tht OW-1ers' exhlbllloo opmer -O.llu WI week . DICK POST "Quicknesa and spttd arr my two slronifetl: IUltl and I do well on rweeps. But l 1til! hllven'l been able to com- pletely satisfy myself yet." P()ft WIS bnm in San Pedro 14 years 110. but his pareniJ moved to Seminole, O\la .. when he was .till in d1aptt1. He later lftlfted to Paul'' Valley, about IO miles from Ht will be brouaht along Seminole, and that Is where he slowly by the C h 1 r g e r .starred as 1 pc'tp. coachinl staff thr~gh the re-ln addition to his busy foot m1lnder of the exhibition ball acUvities, Post finds schedule in hope! that he will enough time to devote 1 be 100 percent for the regular healthy inter"" In his moe ff•11>n opener Sept. %0 against clothing store In San Diego. the Blllimore Oitt_, in San aloog with btlna: co-chalnnar Diego. t t~dth a Sa.n Oieio disc jockey ) "l would much rather run of Lhe Border City Cystic mort". but I feel it's better 10 Fibrosis ca.mpelp . do what's be.st for lhe team ," for a man who wu sup. Post notes. poled to be. too am1ll lo pla) Port hall beer\ seledtd lo football. Dickie Poet hu flrfd the All·AF'L aecond ttam on extreme ly ftil. offense for three years run·,------------ nln1, but was unhappy aboutl ~MMMMMMwww-. his placement there la!t year, Ii • Durocher Signs He lamenU. ''it wa.s I hell of I Bet : a diappolntment nol being ) picked on the first team after 1ea<1in1 the lt!•rue in rtmin1. You '71 Cubs Contract "I JUJt ho!'< 1 can be lucky o·idn't enougb lo have tnOiher rood year Hk• 1!111 again lllll Know H'tlJOn." CHICAGO I API Leo Durocher, ttill colorful ind controvers11I at 14, was giwn A note ol confidence by owner Phil Wrigle y Friday In the form of 1 1171 conlrtcl to con· tlnue m1n.aetn1 the Chic1go Cl>bo. Temu were not discloeed. At the same time. Durochu hired an okt buddy and one fl hl1 former New York Giant coaches, Henn1n Franks, ex· Sao Franclll'O Gianl man11er, as • Cub coach. Frankl replaces Joe Becker, who col· lapeed witti M1rt trouble al Wrlgley FJeld Wednesday. "Yes, you could say thi.• wa~ • vote of confidence," Wrl1ley t.old The Auocl1ted Prea1. "! think Leo haa done 1n ei.· cellent job." Durocher, alter a 10.year m11111eriaI hlaws, was hired by Wri1ley 10 take over the downtrodden Cubs In 1968. Leo's first sea.son under a three.year contract found the cubs llnillhln1 10!.h and last ln the N1tJonai t..e1aue. World Cup Tilt Slated for TV Italy's exciting overtime 4-3 victory over Wtst Germany In World Cup Soccer play will be televiled ovl!!r ch111nil U Sun- d1y at S p.m. West Germany titd the World Cup 1emlfinal cootert 1t 1·1 wllh aeconch to play with the le1d changlnf h1nd1 le. ov. ertlme before Jtaly won. But In 1987, Durocher perk· td the Bru\M to a first divlmon finllh k>r the first time in m yurs, l.lkln1 third. That year, Leo's contract was extended throu&h !Mt and in January, 1919. Wri1\ey slcned Durocher lhroo,ti 1970. M ever, Leo wn not 1l loss for words, aMertinc: "ll'a ,,_t to be invited back by Mr. Wrl&Iey and John Holland 1aener1l m1n11er l. Simply m1rve\out. Thia Is aome kind ol or11ni11Uon. "To me cootracts don't mean anything. PflOPle want yoo « they don 't want you. I've worked for aome ire1t orpni:r:aUons. I never worked frr a bad one. It's ju.1t thal 10111e tl'f! better than other! and thJ1 h1ppen1 to be a 1reat one." Asked if, reaching the work- ina m1n'1 normal retirement aae ol SS, he might quit after next 1euon. Leo 1napped: "Retirement? I've 1iven that subject oo consideration." Durocher 11ld he w11 elated lo hire Franks, dism}sJed 1s Sa.n Francisco manager afl.tr the 1981 seuon and 1\nce dlredin& his private bu1iness Interest.I In Salt Lake City. "Franks was with mt as coach .even years when J mana1ed the New York Gianta," ••kl Durocher. "Ht'JI be ovuseeln& tverythin1. in addiUon to handling t h e pi.tchtra. If l'm put out of 1t aame, Herman will take over •• manager. He Ms 1 ireat backaround and t1perlence In m1n1ginf." Last 1enon was not the only 1ood year for PMI. In his initial pro fling In '67, he Wlll vot~ the AFL's Of- fensive Rook ie of the Year when he voond out 563 yards and llllied seven limes. In ·51, he •galn led lke Chargers in rushing with 7~ yards. He went over tht 1.000-yard mark in 1966. his aenior col- lqlate c1.1T1pai1n. Concern.ini hl1 pro football future, Poet says, "I would \Ike to be a running back about three or four more years. "When the lime comes lhat Loreda Set For Return After tc0rlng two spec· tacular b'iumphs, Arturo R~z Loredo returns to the bullrina by the sea to compete wlth Raul Contrerts Finito and Jorae Blando Sunday. Of all the taurine performers who appeared in Tijuana th.ls year, none got more cheera from the crowd or provided more colorful afternoons than Loredo did tbls season. Determined to · best t)1s rivals, Arturo Ruiz Lcredo a veter_.n ol hls risky pro- feuion, ha ving ~ active in bullrinaa ever 1ince he was eight years old. Raul Contreras back for another session In Tijuana for the aetond th!~ year. · ""--~-...... --.. """ .,. """""'· . ' Lii ,,...._ Wiit •llYtlll 1w IM 0.0~I! l.IM1 Ir.fl! IMI "'"""•IUt,,,lt•MI ~ .... , .. ,..... --i. '""' "°""'"' .... Mt ...... • • • "'"'""111-llM .,,41 : .,.. .... , ·-· .. "'' 1111 ·~ • ,...,.,., ....... ... "'-.... : .. _.,.,.., .. ~ .. n. '""'~ ... ~· ...... c..,..., .. -... 119,,.. ...... Ill• M._ .t 11M .. _., ).-1 ........ 1 .. kw/ ....... , , ....... Ill• .... "*"", ,. ..... llM ' ' ' • ' • • • ._, .......... 1111 C. ..... / ,.,,... • '.":. "';::~"a.!.~!:-~k) : • • o... l'lt• """' "'"' .... : lrlCr fKM'K lol lllt flt-. I '" •1111111 ·~ ............... : •.. TPllo, -ti !tit -II ·-•· , ,.,. 1CPl!ntm111to .. '"'"'--• 1Cc11>1,ifll!M •¥ J-°""" : II I l•ICr -, MfJ U, 1'11 I • • . .JHtt "9tt _.. ,.. 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This is a b:Uly run and healthful sport which we should all try at one time or another in our liYe.s. --·----·-... About 122 years ago this week in California, a great event was taking place which would turn our wilderness state into a busUing, wealthy, very popular area of the coun- try. In fact. this event pro. bably had lhe greatest effect ,..------------------------------~ on getting California into the union. That great event was the discovery Of gold at Sut· ter's Mill and the foUowing Gold Rush in 1848. One hundred and twenty-two years ago this c o m i n g Wednesday. a letter telJing of the discovery of gold appeared in the New York Herald and started the greatest rush of weaJth seekers ever seen in th.Ls nation. Men saw this as a way to get rich quick and escape the poyerty of the time. Cities and towns became deserted as people flocked to tilt California gold fields to setk their fortunes. Even ships in harbors Jay empty at anchor because the crews left to find gold. ~ Amund each ~g gold area, IOWIJS grew and gold dust ~me the money o( the ti.W... Pli>Pje dug gold out or the JtrouM •and took it out of the 'streams with pans. Gold fever spread across the entire llBti.ln. Jtl is believed that 100.000 peoJ; came into California in J8f910 find gold. Many people became very ricb but mo1t other1 were * PRIZE WINNER * SALLY WILSON. 10, 16467 SANDALWOOD ST., FOUNTAIN VALLEY Any ch.ild under 1% can enter Uncle Len'a Art Contest Here's alJ you do : (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper S\lz inches wide and J 4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not cupy or trace picture. It must be your own work. (3} Put your name, age and address on back of drawing. ~fall it to Uncle Len 's Art Contest. Box 1560, DAILY.,. PlLOT, Costa f\fesa. W~nner wjJJ receive K.ennedy half dollar. disappointed with what they found. Many men had come to the state without t b e i r famiUes and so there were aJmost no women and children hen. But soon. the gold ran out and only ttJie big companies were eettlhg rich. Men began setUlilg~lnto the cities again and seekiJ:i8 other jobs. Farms _begait~ M\d soon CaJifornia became the biggest farm pro- duct! producer in the nation . As the people left the gold town!, we found a new thing in Californ ia -Abe ghost town . There are i!ltildr•"" them around the ·st.ate. Besidts ·Kdottt Berry Farm in Buena Park, you can &ee a real m1rung town and even old mines at Calico Ghost Town OOt in the Mojave Desert. lt is a good one day trip and is very exciting. Gold miners made California the greal. pros- perous stale it is today. If gold had not been discovered, we may never have had enough people to start farms and build new towns. California would have grown very slowly and without .the gold it pro- duced, this country's money woUld not have been worth a thing. . Tbi.5 week, boys and girl~ '"1'!' thll' ~ tM ).20th. an- n1versary yeaf of ou't beauUM state, make your drawings and poems about the gold s..d wt .................. ..,. * .·+-c-0 ........... . 11~0. c..t. ...... Cdf. I • Quest ion: What question can never be answ~red With a "Yes"? Alldl' ·.,.;, • umolftt ._yoh1mr "' """ ,,.\ w.... .... .llC'l', ....... 11 lo K•rt., lflsMi'. ••• 11. a' CO.II MtM, (1!1~rnl1, for her ci...e11Jon: Wbal ma~·,, the air 'cooler al blper •IUtudef/ ' 1n Equado,, Mount Chim· borazo tills its Pig round head 10,577 feel! a~ f~a level. At nlght, the fiery fuffies from Its volcanic crater oolor tM clouds above it willi rusty redSi Yet the shoulders of this mi,gbty mountain are cove!-ed with ete.rMI snows. We are told that blgh altitude air. is cold, even···arocnd volcanic peakJ in the tropics. But this ~ fact merely triggers. ~l)e:r QUtttion. We want to know wtw· the atmosphere rrow• cociler and cooler with ali!Jude.• ~~eral 11 .~tors work They o p.efa le in tt'le gether t~ coof"'the· air aloft. 1ibi) oper• lt in the troposphere layer of the at· tne(llphere that reaches froia sea level up 'fiv~e io '1C:n. mile!. Sollr energy powers an im· meme engine, the working piitl of which ere tile &a5es o[ the llmoopher•. Ir tbis global er,lllne ran '¥lth n o Jn-~ 'afr temperature would fall ot.adily. about 3 dep'ee5 Fahrenheit with every i~• feet of rising alUtude. Jfowevcr o1 this ·neat .sCale i, • allrupted by unevqo patcher "f llinsl'i1ne. by the earth'a """'"° ....,.aphy and b)I ll!e -ol lhe globe. ~ ""' bestow• a daily quOia ol usorted radl•nt -cies on tile 11obal ocent. 1be .. ,fa» .alt ldS mOlt of lllem -thnuch. down to tlMi. ..,f-. There tile solid iOl!d llld walery aeu cha,,,. .. ~........ .... othtr •ilort wan 1fo,.ahs lnlo lon$tr wa,,. 1'nli» ol hut. ms is ailed aoe ,....-·effect. ~eai.acts asa -IQ)' lnlP, -· -_Pl .. ~~kttp. Jiii' fho 'Infrareds llld otller ...... ray.-.. QI! • 1lobol ... 1., tbe ....... 11-byooilr .,,,.,,., Sllme of 11111 heat ii ~ •ncl ll<nd for 1 while. Some r'4i~tes •Up and wann1 the lower level of lhe atroospllere. Gases respond PRIZE WINNER Answer: Are you asleep? W rla HN'tvl. L 1un lilewllfltl ''" lf•1111lft V•lllr very quickly to changing l~=====================~ tzmperatures and pressures. Separate gas molecules_ dash .----------------------, around at fantasUc speeds, bounced helter-skelter by traf· fie coll isions. In the dense lower atmosphere. they u.'le heat energy from the surface lo speed up and spread <1part. Currents of. this warmed air '·expand in the easiest direction -which is usually upwa rd. AA it expands, lhe wann air beoom:s thinner and cooler. Some of its heat is absorbed by the cooler air aloft and then radiates off into space. Thls pattem is moderated by the behavior of differenl gases. Oxygel\ and nitrogen soon give up their heat. W8l_er va por hold5 onto its quota and carrles it aloft in convection DIFFERENT TALENTS \Vhat's yo1,1r special talent! Everyone bas one or twCl ! Take it out and use It. You 're somebody special. toC>. Yes Mommy Snail is patient. And Sally Spider's neat: And Sara Centipede Remembers Rubbers for her feet. And Kenny Beaver's busy Making dams his special way. And cheerful Kenneth. Cricket WC>rks at music aJ1 the day. Davey's good at ball and i-aces. And finishes \Yhat he starts. But my daddy's finest talent Is helpin~ 1ne from the heart. Ai K-ffv ~•If Wll1r ... , .. Slllr W\1$111.. H, 1Mt, S1n•1....._ l"11tt11t!ll \till"' f9r tflt Wlllflf"I ..,,,,. currents -90!lleWMt like the '----------------------Jll currents that circulate in boil· 'mg v.•ater · Moist air masses 81 justice ls a woman holdicg a This Ideal of j u s l I c e , ~a11 levels carry stored, or la· pair ol scales. T"·, two ho te.nt heat. When the "'·eather ue wever. must be ad· converts their vapor to rain saucers of the scales suggest a ministered by hurt an beings and snow, this heat is released balance of weights. T h e -and nowhere has human and returned to the earth. The woman is blindfolded lo sug-nature ever been perfect. The gesti that her judgment is bas. noble scales are sometimes role of water vapor is a main ed only on weight of evidence unbalanrt·;i by human error factor In removing heat from for and against. The noble nd d h U'le atmosphere and cooling bol a cbeate by u m 1 n the air aloft. Another factor is sym conveys fair, impartial dishonesty. When this lutp. ts f justice be!ore the \avr. This pens, every m~ber of the lht loss of heat· by curren -0 Ideal, of course. b a nectssal"V · ts ha -• B · warm air a! they' expand and · / t.OCtety 1 !• rmeu. e.1n1 goal in every human #jety. human, we "know the hau.rda rise aloft. It is founded on the fa ir of human nature. am regret ita Afr abovt the tr 0 P 1 c 5 balan-or r1·ghls and · ~_, U •-• hu . "" 1m.,.,...ee ons. ~ng man. absorbs abu.ndant nlOtsture responsibilities that all human we also hope for perfect. ide.al ·and surface heel. It expands, beings muSt share U they hope justict and we. sen!fbte folk do ,9,0!<· and the cool .Clll1'eflts •• 11 •loft move. toW.rd lhe poles. w ve together in dignified our best to keep tfbe,1Cala societies. fait' ly ba' •--~ Air above the polar zones jiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;i;iiii;;;~;;;·~-~·-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii radiate& lts scainty 1url'a« w1rmlh out into spece. It sfnkJ in dtnse muses and ~ toward Ille lllJ)>I air o( the u.pics. The ~tine earll! defleo.ts lhtse air motions Jnto prevailing wind belts: oo two lt .. ls. Thi> globAI pattern is disnlpled. downltairs ~ n d 11pgt.l.tr!. by uneven sunshint >nd unevtn pognphy. , -t" Jull<t? II JOB PRINTING e PUBLICATIONS e NEWSPAPERS Ou•l~y Printing •nd D•p•ndabl• S•rvle• for more th•n • ..qu1rt•r of 1 c1tttury. PILOT PRINTING \ 2211 WD1 U.UOA ILYt .. MIWl'OIT HACM -U1"41l1 ,,,. •ncitJlt l)'lnbol "'---------------' Men AJIBUC&LE 6 SON WeatcHUMMtulll)' 07 E. 11tli St., C..111 --• BALTZ MORnlARIES Com• del MR . OR ·J.Nlf C..111 Mou Ml UtU • llELL BROADWAY MORTUARY . llt Bro.rway, Colt. 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' ' f1p1, m19 wh11l1. Lie. YOU 1'4 l '69 FORD LTD Y·I, auton'IDtie transmission. f«trary air, flll'IW" 1lw· ing, mdio. heottr, myt roof. Zl.U 782. ' s2799 . '68' BUldt 's~ortwaa~I\. $29· 99. . 3 seat, V-8, Gllto .. powll' foe. air COftd..,,W.., Iii.., AIH. whi11 / .wall rim, tinted ;Im. wh..r COYWS. ~ nxk. b# ftlillCJDI. • ~.XOA 279. • - SIWrdly, August 15, 1970 DICK TRACY TUMILEWEEDS By Tom K. Ryon . - MUn AND JEFF JUDGE PARKER I'LL SHOW HER I HAVE A MIND 01= MY OWN! I'LL AIRT MY \.\AIR SIDEWAYS Mi.rrT, LISTEN~ VoUR ~~D.-t"'~AW .,. -§of' -5P· •P-ii.P- t.P -SP-' P ·SP- By Al Smith 5\0P WH15PER"ING IN MY NOSE! - By Harold Le Dou>' I E.X.PEC.T WE't> amee ' 1·~. TURW &AC.K ,Sl.lr/I~ WE WON'T SURE WE tMTERIWPT OUR PllOGRA.M ONCE ~RE TO &RING VOil -rnrs LlTEST IJEWS! All POINTS BLILLETlMS A.ltf OUT ON THE TWO ESCAPEP CONVICTS! nlEIR WA.MES Ali!E WILLIE SM~ A.Wt' J.\SON ALEXANPBl. 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' ' SAU Y BANANAS / MOON MULLINS ANIMAL CRACKERS By John MRe1 SIG~ l-IERE, N;ASE, ay Men -ANO l GIVE "YOU MY \NORD THAT I HAVEN'T ~EAD "THE FINE PRINT, EITHER •.• e<r. <40 Btcome lnac-livt 4Z O~e taking up I JpOfl <43 Cubk Islands Slang 55 Anguish 6 Of ord inary 28 "fh~nks 59 Frtnch L-----~...c·c!'.fi~'----'-----'" .. "·"'-_,,_,,~--- --------------. ..... , •S 9oll'«1S 111r1sur,mtnt 47 Na;allve conjunction • • • orltss ·-l"! p1 rtnt lnltlJlgtnce: 2 words 61 Noist god 2 words 29 Springs up 62 Reward 7 "-and 33 Osca r or 64 V1luabl t out" Emmy st on' I Edoutrd -: 35 Small . 65 Put on · fr, painJtr 1epreSffltal10"' thr ''rdbag STEVE ROPER PEANUTS By Saunden and Overgard M~ ~ CO!.LEC!10tl HAS 1VRNSO 1tl Slt'NE • .;l. (•>I I tn'W<>:t -ee . TMf ST•.t.NGl WOtlO ~ ly Charles lanottl By Ga Arritla By Roger Bohn .eas llJOIZK HAAD Al.JD Pl.,l,Y HARD. DENNIS THE MENACE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE JiG········~·-·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim1~000~Giiiiieneiiiiir~·;1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim1~000~~····..,tr 1000 General 1000 Gtn•rel IOOOGener1I 1000 Gen1r1l 1000 Gen.rel 1000Gentral 1000 \iiii~~iiiii!D~O~V~E~R~S~H~o•a•tsiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiii'i \ * * * U~l()UI: tiUMI:~ * TAYLOR * * THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SALES PEOPLE This will be a new concept in r1sidenti1l Real Estate. A cleverly decorated office; • monthly UNIQUE NEWS newspaper and •d- d itlonel promotions that will bring in lots of people -and lots of sales. UNIQUE will specialize in homes that are "just• LITT.LE bit different" and there will be • commis1ion arrangement that will be a LOT different. • If this approach intere1ts you , contact: Jim Wood UNIQUE HOMES REAL ESTATE 2443 E . Coast Highway, Corona del M•r 675-6000 IT SHOULD BE FUNl Read Daily Pilot Classified I ' 1000General ~ Coldwell,Banker OFFERS: ~ TWO EXCELLENT VIEW HOMES 1000 Dignified, appealing - 2 bdrm., 2 bath - pier & slip ................ $147.500 Resort luxury -R·3 -elegant l bdrm. home & guest apt. ......... $149,500 Kathryn Raulston EMERALD BAY \Vhite water view Crom every room. Cus· tom home w/beamed ceilings w/glass to the gables. 2 Beaut. bdrms. & 2 garden baths. Private gated area. $115,000 Carol Tatum DOVER SHORES 4 BR-4 BA Greatest view home \Y/entry yard, custom tiles inside & out. Three car gar. w/auto. door pl us more. $97 .000 Al Fink SPANISH HACIENDA Cop! shaded patios + pool size yard w/ room for family orchard -more to spare •. Heavy beams -Mexican tile. 4 Bdrms., · I Re. fam. rm. & din. rm. $77 .500 Mary Harvey WATCH THE PAVILION Lights twinkle front high above the har· bor. This 4 BR., 21h: ba. view home has ex· qulsite decor. plush lndscaping & private community pool! $72,500 M. C. Buie WALK TO THE BEACH In lovely Balboa. Lge. 4 BR. home. Paneled faro. room. Picturesque location on quiet strada. Immediate occupancy. $69,960 Cathryn Tennille HARBOR VIEW HILLS You own the land. Former model home, Lusk 4 BR., lge. family room. Professional· Jy 1andscaped. 3 car garage. Immediate oc· cupancy. $64.000. Cathryn Tennille & Leidy STOP LOOKING-THIS IS IT!! Sh'arp -4 BR. Broadmoor Home in Har· bor View Hills -near comm. pool -Mtn. view -owner moving & mu st sell -see it now -this vron't last at this below market price of $63,900. Bud Austin OUTSTANDING LIDO BUY Three bed rooms & 3 baths. Separate din· ing room or den. t1,vo fireplaces. Close to beaches & tennis. Full price S59,500 Gene Vreeland EASTBLUFF VIEW Large 4 BR .• 2 Ba. home lv/character. Prof. decorated & landscaped-walk to schools, shopping & tennis club. Good financing available. $48.500. Harriett Davies SPIC ANt> SPAN Shows on this one ! Great location, near shopping. Ideal for retired couple or young family. $44,9~0. l:larry Frederick JUST STEPS TO OCEAN Where else can you £ind a newer home w/2 BR., conv . den. 2 baths. beamed ceil· ings, bll·ln!!, new shag carp. & cozy patio for onl.V p7,950 Belle P~rtch EXCLUSIVE BEACON BAY Best wa terfront locaUon. Private beach & tennis, slip for 18' boat. 4 bedrooms, 4¥.i baths. Enclosed patio. 2 Kitchens. R·2 Ult. Can build up. Mary Lou Harion 133-0700 644-2430 ., DOVER SHORES Dramatic brand ne\V 4 bdrm. den & garden rm \\•ith wet bar. Formal dining room. fine carpeting & marble baths. Cathedral ceiling in mstr ste. Be the first owner! $108,000 410 Morning S.lar Lane Open Sat-Sun 1·5:30 RECOGNIZE VALUE See this just reduced 4 bedroom, 3 bath \Vest- cliff charmer. Located on best street. Near schools. shopping. $49.950 1112 Nottingham Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Near ne\Y 4 bdrm ''Broadmoor" tri·level \V/ family rm & formal dining rm. A superlative settin~ \vith its gently terraced Rarden or tall trees & lovely flo\vers. $79.500 2716 Windover Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30 IRVINE TERRACE -$411,000 A real steal in beautiful exclusive area. Spac- ious 3 bdrm home w/near new carpetin~ thruout. Rear patio & large yard. 1515 Bonnie Ooone Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 CORONA DEL MAR CONTEMPORARY For the young at heart and just two years new. One block to beach & short wal.k to shops. Custom built with fine Quality detail. Ocean vie\v and deck of£ huge master bed- room. A PRIVATE KINGDOM -$43,950 Close the courtyard door and behold this mini-mansion. Spacious 3 bdrm home \V/ Spanish motif. Ideal kitchen \V/bll·in R/O. 2039 Irvine Ave. Open Sat-Sun 1-5:30 NEWPORT HEIGHTS View -2 story Colonial home. 3 & family rm. 2 baths. Bit-in RIO. Near schools & shops. Jge rear yd. Trailer & boat space. $41.950 LINDA ISLE BEST buy on beautiful Linda Isle ? O\vner moving to another state. Spacious 5 bdrm. home d esi~ned for the ultimate in livin_g on this exclusive island of boating & fun. Pier & slip. The most £or the least! $135,000 IRVINE TERRACE -517,500 Tremendous View! Watch the boatinjl: activ- ity from most rooms of this beautifully main- tained -3 bdrm & !am rm home. An invitinl! front patio with rare planting around lovely H&F pool. Call us to see. II' WATERFRONT PATIO ! Bedroom home with pier & float. Walk to Lido shops. Owner will carry 1st T.D. at lo\Y interest rate to qualified buyer. Zoned R-2. ca.11 to see! $160,000 IRVINE TERRACE It's almost schooltime! See th is well located 4 bdrm. home ready £or occupancy. Family rm., dining rm. & lovely pool. $15.oOO 1536 Dolphin Terrace Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :30 CORONA DEL MAR DUPLEX Corner privacy! 2 bedroom front unit with fi replace plus 1 bdrm rental in rear. P atio & char1n. See this new exclusive offering to- day & profit! Only ~42.000 "Our 25th Year" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Reoltor5 2111 San Jo•quin Hill1 Roed NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * * * * * * 1000 Generar 1000 OPEN . HOUSES SHORECLIFFS SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Ser 3 lovely homt>S pric<'<l from $60.000. See Tl~ Thom. RS at 319 Driftwood or Helen Anderson at 249 Evening Canyon. IRVINE TERRACE SUNDAY 1-5 5 BR. J Ba. plus huge ram. rn1. & formal dln. rm . Only $·1'1.7:1(). ~ Thelml'I Young at 1407 Santanella. CAMEO HIGHLANDS SUNDAY 1-5 13f'aut. custom <I BR. l Ba. hornc ...,·/some ~lln v1P1\', St>c Jean Colr al 4507 Dor· chc-st<'r Rd. BAYCREST SAT. & SUN. 1-5 Vrry tint: <I BR. 3 Ba. hon1c \V/formal din. rm. "-lge. fam . rm. Reduced to $.15,000. Sec Lucille Basledo at 1800 Irvine Ave. m II.\\ ,\ 111: 1r11 111: II.I\ l\f. f \ • 1 "I ', C NEWPORT WEST SLEEPER We have just listed that CLOSE TO THE BEACH home You've been look ing for. ll'9 immaculate lhruout with an oversh;ed backyard fully land9eaped. Can be purchased Gf or no do11•n or a!l~urne a 5~ '70 e."<1sting VA loan. ~lovp in before Khoo! Starts, CaU Jor de- tails, co: Ts WALLACE REALTORS --"54~1-'4141- «0pen Ev•nings) 9551 H•milton Ave. Huntington B•ach 962-44$4 OPEN HOUSE SAT. 1-5 11190 LOTUS AVE . FOUNTAIN VALLEY -C~L_E_A_R_A_N_C=E=s=A=L=E= 1 * Just reduced to 30'900 * Large corner 101 \\'E ~JUST CLEAR the bl.lit * .. bedroonu 2 bathll of thctt-NE\V duplt'xtr;; · thfo * Bca.ulifutly decorateri prlct' and terms Art'. no trl-* Low Interest a.ssumahlc 1erla. Buildcr l!l optn On PX!sting FHA loan. prier and w/10~ dov.'n thr t'or Details Call 67l-85.i0 '-0 THEREAL "-ESTATERS balancr 1•an br financed Al ll'i lnt~t to a quallfltil buyM'. ONE UNIT HAS 3 BDRMS, 2 BAnf. large Liv. Ing Jtrn, t11o'O Fireplaces, Din. I -""~~'="'~~~""" Rm, B IN Kit&: !ari::e Fam. FHA BUYERS Rm. 'flle other unit q an EAslskle, walk to ghop!r. ~pie t1.ltract1ve One bdrm. apt & Span l bedrm, 2 .ba. ..... \lh BIN'a &: nreplatt. home. 4?c bednn1, Jj x ~ Each unit has ~epa.ratc yds li\•lng &: dining area. FA and R:ftl1\Kes wllh utility heat Bllln~. hrdwd O~ dblt rm~. LAndscaped.tncl. 11prin. gar. Beaut landSCA.ping, klCN. The Bargain y!)U have L•chenmyer Realtor ht-on ""'ai11n,:: for-ACT N0\\11 ! CALL 646-3928 or ~:>-3483 M.M.LABOROE,Rltr. MONEY J N YOUR tMfl.Oj..'t1 F.vc~· 642·74~ POCKET! - WESTCLIFF YEAR 'ROUND SKINNY DIPPIN' Lovely 3 BR., fam. rm. home can be yours v.iith only 10% dow n & assume Jarge '51h'!o loan. Full price $48,500. It t.loeim't make any differ· <'nee ii ll's J;no1ving ouliidt' you Clll\ l'lllll go 1wi1nmin~ in your birthday suit hf>. l'aUSI' lhis pool IS prlvalf'I) ffidoors, heater a11d filtered. The wacious 3 bedroo1n honlf' looks \Ike 11 moctf'I hon1t> with '! t.iled baUui:, beautiful buill-in k\1chen d"' iilgncd for a \\'Oman's C'On· ir{'n!ence. Taki.' O\'er exist· \ng 5r;, annual JX't"l'Vlla~f' 1·ate loan with total pay. n1t11111 of SI96.00 per mo Ca.II now, You'll br swin1· n1ini: bctor,. yoo know h. "the" place to live * VIEW LOTS -beautiful Galaxy Dr. lo- cation. Prices start at $25,100. HARBOR VIEW HOME Beaulirully upgraded 4 BR., profes9. land· scaped. Sprinklers front & rear. Huge Cul De Sac lot, will take big pool & leave large lawn areas. $48,000 & YOU OWN THE LAND. Less than 1 yr. old, but owner transferred & selling below his cost. * EXCITING 2 story. View £ro1n every roon1, 2 Story, beamed ceiling living room, 4 bedrms, 3 baths, parquet floor family rn1 .. expensively carpeted, draped. land- scaped. $89,500. NEWPORT HEIGHTS Immaculate 3 Br. 2 Bath home on lge. cor· ner lot. $35.000. \Vith immed. occupancy available. * UNUSUAL 5 bedroom Vi~\Y home. Unique floor plan with 2 bed.rooms & bath in one wing. Formal dining rm .. crptd ramily room with 2nd fireplace. $95,000 . ROY J. WARD CO., Reolkirs Dover Shores Office BAYCREST Exceptional 3 Br. 3 Ba. & pool ho1nc . 0'•\'DCr will carry lge. 71h% Joan. '~-~ 1430 Galaxy Or;;ivje~, !N,.B~,!!!!!!!!!!~~~64~6-~15~5~01111!'J "-JI I General 1000 G•ner•I 1000 675-3000 CALL ANYTIME 675-3000 --6 -UNITs--C_H_A_M-PA_G_N_E__ * DUPLE-XES*- In th{' h{'an of Cos18 l\lc.~8 CORNER Close to oce•n .\:Int inron1<'. 1 Bdrm. hon1r FHA or GI, no dO\\'n, J\l{'sa 3 BR . 2 ba!h11 • •• •••· · $54,500 plus tiv{' 1-bdnn. apts. Roon1 del Mar. by owner. Cu1'tm 2 Bacl1clor unl!s .. • • S2'J,950 for zno1~· units. * Of an drpJ>, trailer spaCt'. 3 BR, G•org• Williamson ~ it{'re. $56,CXX> -l-"irm . 2 ba, Below t'HA appraaal. Realtor Scenic-Propt'rties 6T'a--17~ 54>8716. 673-4350 64>1564 Eves 1==::======:.!..=:~~::=;~ Gener el 1000 General IOOOGeneral 1000 General THE REAL ESTATERS We're Problem Solvers -The Real Estaters are an Association of well qualified professionals to serve you better .. Ask anyone who has done business with them. -These problem-solvers work for you. "THEY MAKE IT HAPPEN" n.\NDALL R. ri.1c CARDU: ,rf)Mllrll II Tio. II.NI IE1!1! .... r • ... u..,. re11 .,1111 nrrvcw -i.e. 1~ ..... ·~1"°1" ol l">t llCIOt "ll.U f:\. U!I frl lftlflt ... (l lr ... n!. (all•tt•~I 1 llHI (Ill!• coh,,.,...ISt Iv "·• D••IY rl\o!: •lolf -irec:ior .i t•llfll f'!!I W'1l<l"'t ol ..... NI -I 14or- be<.Coo.ll Mou IN..r 91 11 .. lll<t. 1000 6ive o . call-Y 011'll always be glad you did. 523,300 ASSUMABLE YM. as.sumr thi!'I sr:.. ~'HA 1 ... oan 011 a Brau· tlful 4 Brd1·oom. 2 Bath ho111r. All nr\V cRr)X't.'I &. drapcl!. Exccllrn1 cabinetr.v in kitchen 111ith built-ins. SC't' Today~ Call 546-2313 CORONA DEL MAR COTTAGE BY THE SEA \Vhitr ""'atcr vlf'w of Littlf' Corona Beach. A bachelors hidPa...,•ay in a srcluded l'8n· yon St>ttin1: -Look into thi!i 1 hc'droom, 2 1tory chenncr. SM.:>00. Call 673-SMO IF YOU HAVE EVER WANTED LIDO ISLE This i11 a chanrr of 11. l!fetim<'. (h1 nrr ha." rl'ducf'd hi!l prier $5,000 -4 Brdroom~. i1eparalr dlnio~ on a 4;,· slrrrt t11 .•lrrrt lot. Don'l miss thJg. Call today 646·7171 LOOKI EASTBLUFF I Onr or thr rlneiil homes In thll" Eas lbhtff area. Built by LUSK. Beautiful master bedroom. + 3 olher large bedrooms, 2~ bath&. Livinc room, fa.mlly room. E)(cel- ltnt land..scap!n:;. Only SSl,000. Compare and buy. EASTSIDE FAMILY HOME :\ Brdronm!l, '1. b81h.'I. dandy den, k1trhr-n \\'ilh bulll·1n~ incl. dish\vashrr -Plu<1 a bis: '1. car 1:11.rai:e 11nd ~l"paratc wnrkshop. $25.500 -Phonr 646-7171 MESA VERDE FHA · VA -$21,500 3 Bedroom. 2 Bath, all rlcctrlc built-in kitchen, lar~<' ramily room. home on a corner lot with room [or boat iilora.c:e. As· 11uml' low Interest loan. Sr.e Today! 546·2313 HAPPY LIVING High nn & hill In beauUful MESA VERDE. Tri-levrl, 4 Bedroom, 3 Bath. S<'paralr f'11mily Room, Formal Oinlni; Room -t B1·eakfasl arrit. Heally a finr home lh11t you should J;rr .... ·ithout riC'IRy. Prll'!Mf 111 ~16,950. Phor1f' now for an 81>111.untmcnl lo 1nsp<"cl. STRAIGHT OUT OF THE BLACK FOREST A hra11tih1lly krrll nnr of a kind "~1ory book" hou!\<'. 1 brdnmn1~. ~ beth11 plus 11 rumpll"lrly srparstr and vrry privR1r in· come unit only $49,500. Call 673-8550 "FANfASTIC" A lari:r :i bedroom, 2 bath. doublr i::ar ga.rng{' homc. near bC'autif11l Collri;r Park. AJI built-in firt> alarm & intercom syslrm. Block .... ·a.lied yard. Lare(' aluminum rov- eced /)(L!lo. All this, und{'r fHA-VA tcrn1s of on y $25,950. 546-231.1 SELLING ,YOUR HOME ? Lei 11.o1 talk ro ,vnu~ Wr know wr Cfln do a i::ood job rif i«>llini;: for you. \Vl' stways hal'r .~pr<"iahzt.q ln th{' !181r of l'f.'~idenUal proncrtic~. Our P.cal Estatr BusineJ;..'I is built on Mtilfird customl'rs -un quallty s1•\lln::: habilJ> and on prlz(' winning advcrtb;ing. We have the best tlnancini:; avll11able. Your property re- ceives our prrsonRI attrntinn. Our only bUJ1inesi1 i~ Rl'til EJ>tate. Surely a full Ume error! Is 1>o·hat you want a.nd have a right to rxpccl. LIOO ISLE SPARKLER first 11howing on Lido. Elegant 4 bedroom fo1maJ dinini; l'C.10111 hOffiC' tastefully /Jl'O· fes8ionally decoratert. I.Pr~'" lh•in,. rn-~1 with fireplace and 2 inch thick new pile carpeting throughoul. three nours 11·01.1 a privatl' bf.Reh 11•ith , prlvalr entry and colorful srcludcd str('('t patio. -Call 673-8550 for deta!ls. PANORAMIC VIEWI OCEAN-CATALINA-CITY LIGHTS 837,950 -toe-:, dm.,:n. You own the land! Very delightful 4 bedroom and rormaJ dln- ini:: room. Brautl!ul easy cRrc yard. PRICED FOR QUICf\ SALE! 646-7171 VIEW HOME -JUST REDUCED Beautifully kl'pl virw 1iomc 1 ... ilh "Call- fornla Privacy" that shows lik,.. a model homf', ·I bedroom~ & dinin~ room v.·ith 11. drram kitchen tha1 oJ.ll"ns "" to a private patio. Room for a poo tablC'. Only .$47,500. Phone 673-8550 COOL POOL Serene vie1v or trees and rolling ween Ja...,•ns enhance th ls sparkling clean . home ln the Bluffs. 3 bedrooms, 2% bathll, detp shag carpet -Sheer drapes, PLUS pool, putting green and nt>arby tenni! courU, all avallablr tn you \1•hen you Hvr In this delightful condominium. Call 673-~. VACANT OCCUPY IN TIME FOR SCHOOL Ownrr llAYll "St'll" hill vacan1 :\ bedroom, 'l beth hnmr in COW.EGE PARK. All rw.w- Jy redecorated. 1-fravy shakr roof. double rar garagf'. A~suml' " ~1~11·;. $15R PIT!, VA IORn or makr offrr . .$27.900 lull price. Call no1,,. 5'16·'l3t:I. COUNTRY CLUB VIEW A 1>ermall<'nl view fro1n lhis ru~lic homr, racing ~utiful Santa Ana Country Club. Large 76 x 120, R·2 lol for later exp&.n- 111011. 1500 square Coot home .... rith doubltJ car garage. It's a buy al S24,m. can Now! 546-2313 THE REAL ESTATERS SALES PEOPLE LIAIN MOii IA.IN MOii a...-tom....,... 11 '°'• lllYI l knll FOi INTllYllW Coll RANDY MtCARDLE 546-2316 4 Conven ient Locations Near You NEWPORT BEACH 1700 Newport Blvd. 646-7171 CORONA DEL MAR 312 MM9utritt 17l-t5SD COSTA MESA 2790 Htrbor BJ.d. 54~ll ll INVESTMENTS 2714 Horbor ll•d., S.it1 201 Co.t. ..... W.-2) I! EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT ' • Real Estate Investments ONE SALESMAN • NEEDED * 01' •••I E1t•+• l11Yollf!'l1nt 01pt. ~••'' 1no l~••1i111ont t1ltoM1~ ... 1111 1intority & l •YT· * F-91 l11t1t•lt• C•tl l1fl4v Mt• C••llll•. S••·1ll•. JJ'O ti11~6f 11.111 .. $11ite 301 . l . 1==.:...:..:::;:..==-.;:::;=:.:...:::::..:::::::.,.._.1...:==.:..:::::.:::::::..-;:H:=,OU;:;S::E.:.S .:..'O::.:R.::..SA::::L~• .... 1HOUSE$ POR ~-HOUSES !OR SALi HOVS~~!~~~LI HOUlll POR ·~LI tlOUllS POR ""'' I lcjoo . _Ch11tr1I 1000 Goilor•I loOo 0-••I 1100 o-r•I llOO 0-r•l '"' f!!!r•I l•Gt!!or•I_ , ,1. 1=:;;~~~======1---------------1~~~ 1;::~··-·~·~· ~·-·iiiiiiii-~11 MACNAB -IRYINE COUNTRY ofinJa Jjt P,t(/ Ba,.,..fl' R.alt, WATCH THE BOATS GO BUY! Luxury living oo the bay! Attractive con- . dom!nlum complete wltlj sw,l11))!ling pool & gorgeous view of the bay.·Pier'& slip avail- able -EZ Tenn•! Asking $45,000 -call FINER HOMES OVER SHORl!S BAYFRONT LI.YING PR._ESTl~E w A TERFRONT HOMES f'f'ld.nlf OPEN HOUSI! SUNDAY 26 Lind• Isl• DrlH LIDO ISLI ..:._hat btiys Ill $60'1 673-3663 ; eve .. 548-5"2. t OCEANFRONT DUPLEX $57,500 R-3 Deep Joi wtlh 'two· 2-be<lroom apts. - now rented yearly at·$200 per month each. Owner will carry 1st T.D. for qualified buy· er. Call 67~; evu. 548-0715 WE$T BAY 'AVENUE-$37,500 Cozy collage on R:2 lot cl .. e to Ne'wporl Yacht Club, featuring 3 bedrooms, I~ batbs & great kitchen! Completely furnished. Call 673-J663; eves .. ~15 FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS Delightful condominium in best area, featur- ing 2 bedrooms, 2~ batbs. IWimming pool & recreationaJ area; asking $30.900 -own- er wiU finance with $5,000 down .payment! Call 673-3663 ; eves. 673-8086 THINK "BA YSHORES" -ONLY $45,000 Keep Jife sweet in this sPottest, adult occu- pied Cape Cod home spotlighting many extras; cbapning patio, manicured yard with loads of charm throughout -owner might trade for mobile or help with financing. Call 673-3663 : ev ... 678-0086 OCEANFRONT 3 UNITS $48,500 Good investmM1t property -always ...med. Zoned C·l for future potential ! Owner will trade up for laraer income. For details call 673-3663 ! eves. 678-0086 - associate~ BROKERSCI ==~JREALTORS ,5 W. Balboa Bl•d. 67l-l6bl,J General -1000 General 1000 #73 LINDA ISLE Beautitul bayfront home OPEN HOUSE This "-'ttkend 5 Bedrooms, 5 Baths. Lf.rge bayside !amil,y room opens onto Spacious sundtck Large pier i: elip r·ornW dining area Lovely yard and Cbnttmporery English Msign $178,000 E.'\ctllent financing! Realtors ''Our 25th Ye•r In the H1rbor Are•'' 673-4400 OPEN DAILY 1.5 1312 Cambridge l•. Westcliff Beauty GUEST HOUSE with % bath overlooking POOJ..,.goes with this beauli. tu! J bed.rm, 3 bath home. 4:e sep Uving rm 'vith frplc + dining area, Bltns, dish- washer, -dble. gar., heavy shake roof, 1'.fust see righ, away to apjireeiate! ! No fin. anclng' trouble. Under p.rictd at i48,500. Lochenmyer Realtor 1860 Newport B:lvd .. C.M. CALL 646-!928 or 545-3483 Open f=venings Elegance & gsace in this new 4650 sq. ft. cus· tom home; spiral staircase from tiled entry to tremendous master suite & sitting room witk fireplace. 4 Bedrooms, huge familY room, spacious kitchen with delightful morll· ing room. $169,500. Open dally. 50; Morning Star Lane. · PRICE REDUCED High on blull with panoramic view of bay & ocean. Almost 4200 sq. ft. of JuxUry home for executive livin¥ & entertaining. High ceil- ings, marble1 fireplace &: entry. Sumptious muster suite, garden kitchen with breakfast room. Huge paneled den, formal dining room. Now only $139,000. Open Sat. & Sun. 1330 Gal· axy Drive, Dover Shores. _EASTBLUFF CUSTOM Top Eastbluff plan for family living. Extend- ed Child's room makes great nursery. 3 Bed- rooms, 21h baths. family room & dining room. A great buy al $49,900. Also, lease/ option possible. Open Sun. 2137 Aralia BAYFRONT LOT _ Pr:ime area, 50 ft. pier headline. Terms or exchange for income. $68,500. DREAM COME TRUE Assume a low interest loan on this outstand· ing 4 bedroom, den, family room & pool; in beautiful Baycrest, for only $58,500. Now wake up & call Lois MUler 675-3210 for app't. Open Sat. 1749 Skylark, Newport Beach JEWEL.LIKE In a beautiful setting. 2-Story 3 bed.room , English sparkler. $39,500. Come try me on for size. Open Sun. 433 lGlh Place, Costa Mesa DOVER SHORES Spacious, beautifully constructed family home. 4 Bedrooms, 6 baths, formal dining room. breakfast room. Kitchen designed fo r entertaining. Extensive, new walled terrace. YOU OWN THE LAND Sunny 3 bedroom, dining room or family room . Cheerful enclosed garden. Corner view Jot. Pool & clubhouse 2 blocks away. tifany, many upgraded extras. $39,500. Call Amy Gaston 675-3210 LOW INTEREST LOAN Pool; sharp 3 bedroom, separate dining room plus family room with raised hearth fire- place. Baycresl. $;7,iiOO GREEN GRASS GROWS ALL AROUND All around a stunning split-level 3 bedroom, 21h bath home . Choice & airy location. Ready to move in. $44,650. LOTS Corona Highlands View. Spectacular view of ocean. High on the hill. 2 Street frontages. Fee property. Asking $3;,ooo Dover Shores Bayfront. Lowest priced water· front lot in Dover Shores. Float in place. A great investment at $53,500. Easy terms. MACNAB·IRVINE Realty Comp1ny 901 Dovtr Dr., Suitt 120 lOIO 81y1id. Drive Nowport Btodl 642-1235 67s.3210 On A Full Acre w'lth ranch type 3 bedroom hol:ne, comp! repainted, new $hwshr & disposal. Lge de. tached cov, patlo, outdoor brick frplc & BBQ. Many llhade trees. Horse• allow- ed. Owner will fin~. at.8%% -hurry fhia "''On't last!! Only,., .. $49,500'. Custom 4 Plexes Spacious 3 btodrm owners apt + (3) ~ bedrm, 2 bath rent· als in exclusive area of Newport beach. Excellent ov.'Tler occupied and tax shelter property. $9,120 in- come. S B11ildlngs sold this month. Only 5 avallablr. Select yoors today. $15,00J down. Open Sat & Sun 1 lo 5, 4150 Patrice Rd . $75,000 One of o Kind Attractive North Costa Men 4 bedrm with all the bltlns & huge muter bedrm. Call now for appt to see! $28,500 EXCLUSIVE WITH: DOVER SHORES Model Home 1430 Goloxy Dr. Ivan Wells model home now available .for immediate oc.. cupancy. 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths, 3 car garage. You may have your gardrn in- doors in the spac:ioos Trav- ertine marble atrium with soaring 14' high skylight or outdoon thru the sliding glass walls of a spacious living rm with Panoramic View. Expertly carpeted, draPed and decorated. Com- pletely landscaped. $106,0C(I. Open daily 10 to 5 Ivan Wells & Sons Roy J, Ward Co. EXCLUSIVE AGENTS 1430 Galaxy Drive 646-1550 (Open Daily) OPEN HOUSES YEAR 'ROUND -OtMr•I THIS WEEKEND SKINNY DIPPIN' VACATION PRO Gonor•l 1000 SAT/SUN FROM l :OO It ""'"''t make any d;Jf•~ PERJY PACESffi[R 1126 P•ularino Ave '"'" ;r it'• """"'"• -d•, COLLEGE PARK N•wly '"t"" 4 k family nn. you CiUl still go swimmin' in l Owner say:: SC'll • 2.25 Offered at no down payment your birthday !IUil, because acres suJTOunded bv WITH POOL to vet.s or FHA term11. Near this pool is privately in· huntin<, fishing, Nea'r SHARP! SHARP! -ne\V carpct<1. Walk to all doors, heated and filtered. Klama!h Falls Oregon . · · · The spl\Ciou'I 3-bedroOm 2. Incline Village: level i 2 T~~~ larae Count.ry Club 4 . . sch~s. including Parochial home looks like a mod('! lot close to ski lilt boat. ucuroom home IS c:\011e lo Re11.dy to movl' into condJ· & s ps. homl' \VHh 2 tiled baths, in~. On if>U ~urse. r.1esa Verde Clubhouse. It lion and it'~ VACANT! Jn-3160 Country Club Or. beautilul built· in kitchen de· Prize location. has 18x36 POOL. elcc ga. terest is only 5~ % and pay. M~sa Verde -extl'a la.toge pool Sgned for a wonlM's con-J Lake Mathews 2 I ts rage door opener, outstand. ments ot $158 co~·ers all. mze lot. Deiached garage venience.. Take ovei· exist· · view of lake . n'.o smZ '. ing landscaping a~ IT'S Prlced at a cool with extra slab for addition- ing 6% annual percentage citni8 area. g VACANT! FuU price only $27 900 ~ ~m. 40' Lanai + 3 and I · h t -• J • $47,so:J. • d1n1na: and breakfast areas. :~ts°:~ ~·~.00 o~r ':~~ ean Smith, Realtor Newport SUNDAY ONLY from 1:00_ Olli now. You'll ix swini· ~· COATS 3084 Tyler Way ming befoi>e ~ know it. 646-3255 & .tt Sharp "Park r.1e!a" home 546-8660 WALLACE F•ir'liew corner of Austin. Boat gate, * S HOUSES * · REALTORS bl ock fence, brick patio, etc. On extra large Jot, l49,50l -546-4141-646-8811 Flexible terms. LO\V DOWN. Agent (Op~n Ev1nh1t•I (anytime) (Open Evenings) 494-5488 ~ 1698 Eves. Open House Sat/Sun 1-5 50.SllO (,.. ... tlllitrtt '~!Jtii.:r ~~~~J.U 515 TUSTIN AVE . NEAT DIRTY SMOG ? ... FORGET IT! ';:,"""', '::'•~:'. boaoty, J Adult oo:upi"' 3 Bedrm COLLEGE PARK -fa 1"'r ~•v - Enjoy the cool ocean breeze and the ,_7· d.' 1 ving rm Tw Pacesetter. 13 x 17 Enclos-FIXER-UPPER-SV2•/•. bi · BLUE p .. v c. + ~ Ilg area. op ed patio carpeted &: ust'd u This houi<e is a mess, but it ! mmer1ng ACIFIC from this grade crpts & drps, hrdwd fa.mlly room. New ,.,......,t in h•s 4 1",...,e bedrooms, 2 almost-ne\v +bedroom Lusk Home in the firs ba.k roof Dbl .. ~....--.. sky! Immaculate \vith , •. A FOREVER d ' s e AlJ. e en-Jiving rm. This home is batlul, elecb."k bullt·in kit· VIEW. 3 . car •ara •e .•. aU for only Que~ckg~e. ~'J. ~cce.ss. cozy. See lhis v•eekend. 2809 chen. separate family room, ,.. ,., 58 e • • • ....,., · Shantar Dr. Open Sunday double garagr. forced air $56,500. 1 to 5. $.16,500. heat, large cul-Oe·sac lot S --~--·P·L·A·S·H • • • """' oaao and •''Y"°''"· YOUR DAYS A \VAY in this lovely sun· Take over 51Ai% loon -$.17::1. drenched pool and we'll even include a 1860 Ne.,.,wrt Blvd,, c.M. total payment. sharp 3-bedroom heme that is in move-CALL 646-3928 or StS-3483 .o;;&iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimii:J ,,.._ in condition. 3 blocks to freeway and Open Ev•nin9t e ...... IMMEDIATE POSSESSION available ! ll!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!'~!!!!!!~--1 % Call now. $30,750. 4 BEDROOM 2 BATH ..... COLLEGE PARK & COSTA MESA FOR THE TALENTED DIRTY MESS 4 OEN YOUNG COUPLE I $171.00 MO. at 6% A gnot homo 1.,. !.:,~. NORTH SIDE • · • Fl.~ It up and ma~ some Uy, run priCt? $32,150. Excel. Gorgeous. 2 story Northgate ExceJlent Ooor Plan with 2 bedrooms, money. Owner 11n.~ou~. Try lent Costa J\,esa location with nruahed Bonus Room. separate den and 1 't'l baths -in top sz.IXXI down. Built-Ins. doo· near school$. Avai lable now 3 or 4 bedroon1s to choose Newport neighborhood. Two fireplaces. hie garage, rori"'<i air heat. •.. no down to Vets or 1,,w tron1. Cul-de.sac street. Di;eP space !or boat or camper parking off big lo1. &e 11 1od~y. do\\'n fHA For detail.$ call pUe carpet with n1a1ctung . alley. Needs "HER'' ideas and "HIS'• $66-8660 • MO-U.Sl · drai>ts. "Gt" No Down · also handywork. PRICED AT APPRAISAL -. FllA omns. Let'• Trad•! $31.0001 Heritage Walker & lee ' •l~LTOl5 Re111lors $24,900 2790 J.lorbor Blvd at Adtms 4 BEDROOM s.49-9491 Open •11i 9:00 PM With ' bath" BRIC!< FJRE-Open House SaVSun l-5J&•• ................... PLACE ELECTRIC BUJLT-254 S•nl• lt•bol, C.M. 0 I $43 900 IN ldtcht-n, lneludtng <lish-Fonnal dining room. 2 l)M, ~ Y • C I h & C wu~r Quiel f1unily neigh. monui, llv!n1 rm w/frplr, Attract•~ 4 Bod.room Bl.y-o eswort Y 0. bomood. cOrn plett "'ith dlne •rra, M!rvic:e: porch, crest llO!nt. H's ln1mec11latt1 LOW JNT&REST FHA )0411 n('W Cl'Pls. dtW. nf)W roof, And "Ice I y landRCaptd. payabl<' $1Jl6 IJlO:r monlh! fncd ¥f41"d. frufl tl"l'f's. r.rovc. You11 low It REALTOR w lk & l i" """"';'"' "'" ""' "" JERRY FREUD U-wport Bt•ch 0111--a er ee f:a.1~ ""'•" Auum•bJ• loan. CHAS ARNOLD ,.. -) S w, P.l.T.J. • 1121 S.y1kle Drift ))U Wt1 cUtt Dr. l•chenmyer Realtor 338 E. 17th St., C.M. . 675 ... 930 6<5-17U C•ll 616-3928 or 111~34~1 ~nSS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~.J....lL-__:0~P'~"~1~11~9~'00::_:P~M:__ '!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~- Corp. owned. 5 Br. 5 batb home facinf Harbor ., All·around {JlllllY home. su··.:.. COi' Island. Jacuzii & sauna. Comp. turn .. for ner JOc:aUon near clubho~i1.1"$la,O()(I. immed. occup. w /dock ............ noo.ooo 60 Lind• Isl• Ori•• "" RuaUc Cbll'lller with 4 btdroo1111 a. Newly listed. Prestige waU.rfront home. 4 ,3 i..lhi, nothing ebe like It at •1111 extra lg. Br. 4 ba. pwdr. rm. Lge. liv. rm. & •Gt,910. den; 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden. Deck "" Or!Rlnal owner-bUUder oflfi>o l••etY & dock ....................... $220,000 3 bedroom and den ho111e, It's really n Lind• l•I• Ori•• sharpl $69.~. . New 5 Br., 5 batb home on lagoon. Marble W!STCUf p entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Hu11 motr .,. Move in condition -readr for fmnlly Br. has beam ceil. & own frplc. Larae liv. " btfore school otarta. 4 BedtOom, a lam. rms. w/lrplcs. w/deck ...... $185,000 baths, dlnlng room & family !'06111. Watorlronl Lot• U.st neighborhood. Just reductd u. No. 54: On lagoon. Witb plan• ..... ~.000 $72,15-00. SOLD-No. 41, w /7S.2 Ft. of long water lac-1507 Lincbln Lane. Open Sun. I to S ing Harbor Island. Witb home •..•• $295,000 Offl .. Opeft loturtl1y1 a """'°'" No. 76: Wide lot on lagoon ........ $85,000 . j PETE BARRITT ~~L TY No. 88 : Corner Point lot wtlh 118 ft. of front· ' 1605 W•tcllff Dr ...... age. Long water view. Plans available. .... 642·5200 f'or complete lnformttlo.t . .., •II other homtt & lots, call: BILL GRUNDY, RIALTOll M•nager of Linda 1111 frtl'ft its inteption to completion 833 Dover Dr., Sullo 3, N.I. 64M610 Open Houses THIS WEEKEND '"' fth '41..,., dl'"'9fY .... ,.. tMt ........ . ,. ... 111tt .. Mllfl ... Alt "9 JM.tie .. 11 .... ..... .. ~ ............... .., ... , ......... ..... w._. 11111 te4Q''t DAILY PILOT WANT AIS. ,_.... ........ ,.. ~ ............ '"' .. HtM .. lht .. 1 ............... ·-..a ,..,.,,. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedroom) 409 Volero Way Newport Beach .., 642-4759 (Sat & Sun 1-5 rM) (2 Bedroom & Family or Dtl') 4"7 62nd St (Newport Shores) NB 675-6930 (8at & Sun 1·5) 607 Carnation, Corona del Mar 675-3000 (Sat 1-5) 13 Bedroom) 319 Driftwood, (ShorecWfs) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1.$) 1;37 Sanlahella Terr. (Irvine Terr) CdM 675-0473 (Sat & Slll! 1·5) 316 Narcissus, Corona del Mar 673-6642:675-84;9 (Sun l-5) 4607Wayne, Corona dol Mar 673-6642:675-6459 · (Sun 1-1) 1984 Federal Ave Costa Mesa 673-3211; 545-2300 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *201;1 B,ayview Ave, (Santa Ana Heights) 546-0814 (Sun 1().5) 4601 Sierra Tree Lane (University Park) 833-0820 (Sat & Sun l·Sl 2039 Irvine Ave, Costa Mesa 644-4910 !Sat & Sun 1·5:30) 1;1; Bonnie Doon• (Irvine Terr) CdM 644-4910 (Sat & SUll 1·5:30) 26115 Cordillera, Mission Viejo 113().6060 (Sat & Sun 1.;) 820 Santiago Rd, (Mesa de! Mar) CM 545-8776 -!Sat & Sun 11-5) 2044 Monrovia, Costa Mesa 642-1137 (Sat & Sun 1().5) 2101 Vista Entrada, (East Bluffs) NB 644-5975 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 1134 Paularino Ave., Costa Mesa 549-2771 (Sat) 8232 Indianapolis, Huntington Besch 962-1373 (Sal l-5) 2276 Federal ,Costa Mesa 546-8MO (Sat & Sun 1-4) (3 Bedroom & F1mily or Dtnl *3;4 Broadway, (Eastsldt), Costa Me1a 835-1288 ; 64~14 (Sat " Sun 1 .. ) 281 Nassau, (College Park) CM 545-2656 (Sat & Stln noon Iii dusk) * 1800 Sabrina Terrace, Corf>na del Mar 673-2083 (Sat & Sun 14) 595 Traverse Dr., Costa Mes~ 673-321!; 545-2300 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1707 Tradewinds (Baycrut) NB 642·8235 (Sat & Sun) 2137 Aralia (Eastbluff) NB 642-823; (Sun) 433 16th Place. Costa Mesa 675-3210 2215 Aralia (Eastblufl) NB 675-3210 (Sun) (Sun) 216 Via Genoa (Lido isle) NB 673-7300 (~un 1.6) 283fl Oandor, Lake Faresl 113().0060 (Sun 1·5) 26921 Via Grande, Mi•!lon Viejo ~ (Sat & Sun Jl.f) 2957 Catalpa, (Eastblufl) NB 644-0151 (S-t & S1111 l.6) 51; Tw;tin Ave. (Newport Helghta) NB 646-3928 or 545-3483 csat & Sun 1.Jl 2809 Shantar Dr., (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 (S'IJI 1·5) *1000 Nottin11ham 1!4. (Baycrostl NB 641-ll062 (Sat & Sun) 539 Pier Point, Costa Mesa 5t0-1720 (Sat & Sull 14) 302 Walnut, Costa Mesa St0-1720 (Sat & Sun 1·5) iltl46 Babb St., Costa Mesa M0-1720 (Sun 1·5) 2281 Golden Circle. Newport Baach Sf0.1720 (Sat & 5Ull' 1.JJ 1392 Galway, Cesta Mesa St0-1720 ($un 1.S) 99!2 Stlverstrand, Hunltnf!Oa Beoch 540-1720 (Sun loll 2915 Pepper Trte Lane, (Mei• Verde) C:M 962-13'3 ~Sun 1·51 :!Ml Ocean Blvd .. Corona dol ar 675-4422: 673-9288 ( ally 1-5) 2268 Cornell, Coata Mesa 645-0:I03 (Sat & Sun dilly) 2313 FalrbW. Newport Beach 645-03()3 (Sat & Sun 1·5) ----------· ·----·---· Read Daily Pilot Claaified 2S72 ltutfers, Cblta MtH 673-8556' (Sun !.S) 13 Br a Do• + Ouotl Houit) *1312 Cambri4r• La., (Weatcllfl) NB !!4&-39U or MS'MU (Sat " sun loll 14 BM.....,,1 ***#S Collins lllfll!d, Newport Beach 835-51!!4: 673-llOU (Sat fc Sun 12-5) *1721 Galatea (lrvtne Terrace) CdM 642-6472; 673-34611 eves. (S't & Sun .1·5) 4ii07 Dorcbester (Cameo Hll!hland•) ed¥ ·· -475-3000 (Sat & Sun· l.f) · 249 ivening Canyon (Sl!Oreoliffs) CdM 675-3000 . (Sat & Sun t.fl **11 Linda hie (Linda Isle) NB 675-!z!O ·(Sat .& Swl) llliD Santiafo Dr. (Dovtr Shom) NB MU2JS (Sat fc Sult) 109 Via Ravenna (Lido l1le) NB 675-1~2 (Sun l•S) 221 Moming Canyon, Newport Beaeb 645-0303 (Sat & $1111 daUy) (4 hdroom & F1mlly or Din) *191; Chubasco Dr. (lrYID• Tort.) CdM &75-321!;545-2300 (Sat lo SIUI 1.S) 363 Vista Baya, Newport lleaeh .~3255 (Sun 1-6) tBllO Irvine Ave., (B•ycrelt) NB Y 675-*"1!> ' (Sat k Sun l •I) 1330 Gal~•Y Dr. (Dover Shores) Nii 64!-IWi (Sat & SPiii Jlotl Al1Ui1Ja Way (Dover Shorts) ~ 875-3210 (llat & Sl!ll) 'ltlf49 S~ylar~ (Baycr11t) Nlil 675-3110 (Sat) *f627 C11M4en (Cfl!Dto 51Iorea) C4l\I -$4%..92$ (Sat l $1ittl 14:!0 Gala•Y Dr. (DGver'SMrts) NB 1146-!&M (Cl!* Dally) 2716 Windover Dr., Corona der Mar 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1,$:311) 1112 Nottlnjham (Westcllfl) NB · 644-4910 (Sat & Sun t.S:'6) 410 MotJling Star Une (D&ver Shoto•) NBl 944-4916 (Sit & Sun 1·1:38) IM2 rvlne !Baycrest)' . Mt\.7755 (Sat II sua !•SJ 5718 Minor<! (Me,a Verde) CM 546-0716 (Sat & Swl lJ.S) 21112 BanH. Huntlllgton Beach 113&-1770, f/3-S522 (Sat & Sun 12-6) 2873 Ilea Vista (Mesa Verde) CM 645-1843 (Sat fc SUB) *369 Ylita Baya (Blwn 22nd " 23nl oH Tustin) NB 642·SM9 (Sat. Sun !W) llll05 Antioch Dr., ('l\Jrlle Rock) Irvin• 8*377Z (Siil' t eft) 1507 Lincoln I,ano (Weatcllfl) NB SU.1200 (Sun l•S) ' *1134 Dolp~tn Terr. (frvil!e Tiff.) CdM 644-4910 , (Sat" sun t.i:IO) 2715 W~vecrtst, Corona del Mar 675-1162 (Sun 1-1) 1521% Xavier Circle, W41tmin1U.r 815-llle% (SllB 1-8) 21Zt2 AnUcua. Huntinato• leach 96i.~3TS (Sat" Sun 1·5) 964S Lil Mora, Huntilt(lon Meach 962-1373 (Sun 1.J) 18.171 Shasta, Fountain Valley MO<J7'11 (Sat & Sun l•I) BM SandcosU., Corena del Mar 675-400 (Sun only l·I) '*1810 !Aoward. Newtort Beach MS-0303 (SUR 14) 2204 Wnnie, 1-lewport Beach 645--0303 . (~1111 dally) 11390 Lotus, Fou~taill Valley f7S.1510 (Sat l·S) (s 11o<1....,, ., "•"'ur ., 0tto1 im S~n\illeu·a (lrvble Terr.) C4M . 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-ll *1536 Galazy Dr. (Dover Sltores) NI 114}mJ (Sat .. 51111) 128 VI• llavni (Lido lJlt) NB 17$-7300 (Sun l·I) 17 Bl<lrtom & F•,,.lly •r l>tft) 3449 Quiet Cove, (Harbor View Htila) CdM. 873-2222 (Sun l.J)' INCOMI PROf'l!RTY (4 1'14•il) fl~}'atrtee 114., N•wport 'BtWI .... 1111 (Sat ;;·sw1 1-11 Ol,ll'UX FOR s~u 11& 1 BM-) I09 ~olnsettj4, Corona 4"1 tifar 87f-$'1Z6 Copen Dally 1-!) 709 l;arkspur, Costa !olua •G'IWNO (S•t & Sun l·S) * .... ** .................. .. ... ,... ......... .. ' l " I I l ' · 1 : ! ' ( ' I ' ~· -------~--~-------------~---·---------·-------------------~-----~~ ~-----·"-- HOUSES FOR SALB HOUSES FOR SALE -HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Sa.turo11. AllV\Ul 1', 1'170 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE OAllV PILOT !S HOUSES FOR SALE onotal · IOOOGonerel 1000 General 1000 Gtiwr1I 1000 Gonoral 1000 _M~·~••;;._v_._rd~·---'1_1o l•Gaii0n•••••.1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~000-.G•••""•'•"~' ...... ..o'•ooo.,.G•••""•'•"a1 ........ .,;,1ooeiiii~ BY OWNEfl. -.t Br, 3 Ba, ". THE TOWERS • Panoramic bay & ocean View. Exclu- 11ve· 2 bedroom apartments. Elevators, terraces, Jacuzzi J>QQI 17% Financing with 10% down. Very special buy! $44,500 To '58.500. Open Daily l ·S P.M. 3121 W. Coast Hwy., Newport Beach.,1 1 • J 1 _ ' MACNAB • IRYINE Realty Company 675-3210 '· 4 BED BEAUTIFUL 4 BR. 2 BATH 4-2 BR. units (Pres~)' Nt.w condition, Ii~ f home•! Prtme location-nearl beach $11,295 Built On Your L'and About 20% down payment 1343 sq .tt. living area Privacy & dclUXe features Al! lath It plaster Gracious llvina! Jlanlwood cabinets Open Sa.t./SUn. 1.S ONLY $26,900 Breakla&t bar 324 A"" St., Laguna lleaoh II ·--N c-"" Pullman baths: DeL•ncy Re•I E1t1te · ut::e ':'"'"s, ew carpets •l<U SPllclow wardrobett shag m den). Theo~ bas JUST $8.•t SQ, FT. 282'1 :E. Coast llWf .• CdM created a truly bveablt Planning Dell F' . ,.,.,,...,,_.,6;,7~3-;-'3"777,0=-,--hofne. ~ down FHA or • gn-inaneing 1 F~TASTIC tamlly Mme on trY No Down VA. STANCO BUILDERS 2 lots. 3 BR, 3 BA. form LR ''1400 homes A apts. & DR • tam nn, fncd _ htd built slnce '57' pool + INCOME PRO. CAL( 537.0380 PERTY, $40,250, Ow ner ' Cc.osED SUND A y trans, MOST s E LL ! ;o..;~-;;; .. ;'1 ;;; 1:;:::;;;::;;;::;;;'000;:; Nichols Real Estate l0666 c:~~i:~: Ave. 835-J.2'8 or ............ . PEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 TRAVERSE OR., Costa esa.. Assume 6% VA Joan. BR., fam. rtn, &-comp, inlflled bonus' mt. 2,200 Sq, t. 211. Ba., bri~ trpI., w/W pts. & · t\rapes thruout. 3 rs. old, Owner bought new m.e. , mu.st i!o!.11 no\Y! ·""'· ·' I ~ ! Jt84.F~Pt""" AVE., Costa 8'-Aplilne .6%. % FHA: , -l . BR. $~48 Pt:r -'lo. cant. lmmed. • PQ4Se!.9. 16°~0 ~-1;. line Terr., Corona DeJ Mar. f BR., {WI. ~: Patrick Wo0J·545-:BOO ,e Biii Havon Rltr. 2J11 E, Coast, CdM 673-3211 I '""'-i ,., LIDC!l •OPl!M HOUSE• I SUNDAY from 1:00 I';. 219 Vi• Eboli Sparkling clean, large 4 & family -newly~ re4.ecorated ,+ new drapes & crptg. Ovttsized family room with esting area OJ)E'fl! onto in- Vitillg patio. Sundeck, Take ,. a 8rive -stop by! 1 (0~ Eveningf) l ··- _....,._ GE REALTY I -·•-·"' !' F GROWN .PAINS? " S BEOROOMS, 1•2 BA_'l'H$...!426,950 ~.mooey ,doWW t~ Vels, and thli OOuJe iS a 'steal. Locflt- 1' tn best Costa Mesa, VA . 4 BR/No Dn Mesa Verde Beaanse of· urgency, owner will pay the polnts Jot YoU to use your VA loan. !'ihis nice home is located 1 blOck from -and librarY'' 'Shopping clOl'fe by. No down ·Jl!llY~ li~r_Js 4....,. rare in Mesa Verde, · 9o please call right away!! Nichols Real Estate • 546-9521 I_ ---~J J K •• t/10101.5 EASTSIDE BARGAIN 3 BEt>ROOMS- 2 BATH~2l ,000 It's dirty, but with somf' paint and elbow greaS(', it will look like ne"'"· and what a pri<.-e. ~Tier very anxious. Full price $21,00J. Don't wait on this one. It sold onCt", bot It's bade on the market, so Hurry! - *BIG BEAR*' * LAKEFRONT * 546-9521 . MESA VERDE BOMB! Cool• Mos• 1100 .,,...,..,~~~""'""'""''I Outstanding valtJe, .II extra ---------OPEN i.,... bedrooms, ank!e-<!oep New Tri-Plexes SAT & SUN 1 5 Shag C8fl>els. Romantic COV· to ered patio, lu&l landscaping $57,500 · 2189 TUSTIN AVE. 2 full baths, double fireplace: (under const:-av.~il Aug. ~) 4 Beautiful bedrooms, 3% dream kitchen, otf'ered at a ~· beautif'Ul homes with luxury baths, 12'xl2' Break· krN S36.500. <!:" income" located in the fast room, 16'x20' family 54&S660 finest East.side area ot Coota room -Sparkling heated Mesa. Featuring Cl) 3 BR, pool -a complete lanai and 2 BA "c.wners unit" + (21 bomb shelter -and fruit 2 BR rental units. See at trees galore -all for only 2035 Tustin Ave., cor Wood- $68.500 -Con1e see or call LIDO WATERFRONT land Pl. or call Mr. Fauria. 64&-TI71 -We'll take you. at 642-C905 APTS.-320 LIDO NORD (Also new 'inoome units tor NOW REDUCED TO sale in Dana. Poinh. $.150,000-Xlnt Terms 6 Beautiful units. 6 car ga- -'=~$l°'OO~.oo~=P7L7U;;S;==·1 rages & utility room, with s-...... CLOSING COSTS 80 ft. fronting on excellent swimming beach. Units are MOVES YOU IN . newly !Urnisbed. BARGAIN Ankl1.~eep shag carpctmg, Bill Grundy Realtor HUNTERS !OW: .. ~fu.~~~~ 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 6424620 Large 3 bedroom, 2 bath & 2 hw 1>'-'>-se dining, 2 story with lge mas. landscaping, double garage. ter bedrm & sundeek Needs Vacant and ready. NJ MESA VERDE paint & clean up Onty 5 price $2'3,000.SA" ~" dO'Ntl vets. $1000 Down years old, xlnt c:M. Joca-....,...,.,.,.. 7¥.l VA Ln · Cute 3 bednn near park & lion. Full price $21,450, Call &bopping. Blg trees, mce 540-illl. play yard. Needs some r.s==------, --=-..-== ... =--I paint/cleanup. Pymnts $250 Heritane NO DOWN VA mo. including f'Verything. •E•LTOlt '2 LOW LO\V FHA • Roomy Assume 7~i VA loan. Call Three Bdrm. with BIN kit .• nm Wood. Owner, r..tesa Hreplace and dining area, Verde ReaJty, 54&-5990. FHA OR GI NO DOWN nev.·ly-caJ"l)eted living Rm West side Frtedom Home, and hall. Dbl. Garage -Ex-PARTIAL OCEAN just pai~ and paneled. tra lrg. fenced yd • Upper VIEW-$23,000 Vacant for quick move-in, Bay location, Will sell at FULL PRICE Hu large fenced yard. Own. FHA-VA appraisal -Submit 3 big bedrooms, tremen:lous er will pay points -Call $22,500 • Act Now. OOx150 foot lot. Cul-de-sac now -needs quick action. M. M. LA BORDE, Rltr. s\l'ef.>t. No down VA. low $21,500 646-0555 Eves: 548-3265 down FllA. Call 673-6568 evenings or 60 Ft. frontage, Prime, deep CHEERFUL DUPLEX 546-8660 weekends. 3 car g~r. Lrg fami)3r rm, fonnft.1 din rm, tnt~. $45,lOO. 64S-lM8 281S Boa Vb ta BY OWNER ~ t br, tam nn. Immac! Beaut. decor, quiet at, $41,500. lnB Mtnon:a, 546-0716 1200 OPEN HOUSES POOL 4206 Spindrift Wy., Park Udo condo. Nt:ar HOJ.8 Hosp. 3 BR., 2 Ba., ;vt;ARAGES. $33.500. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. CHARMING VIEW 2936 Clift Dr, 3 BR-. 2 Ba., & Guest houst-. Owner moved to Europe & anxious, $59,900, Open Sat/Sun. 1·5. ENCHANTING VIEW 2616 \Vay Ln. China Cove, Corona del !\tar, 3 BR, near Harbor entrance, Exclusive area. $64,900. Open Sat/Sun 1-5. CALL G> '''·1414 ~"' Nt•r Newport Pott Otrlte- OPEN HOUSE OCCUPANCY BEFORE SCHOOL Perfect 4 ~ 3 bath home with lge family room oU super equipped kitchen with cheery breakfast area. Large living room w/for. mat entrance, many extras, incl fenced side play area, patio. Great location in NEW~RT BEACH. Sun- day only 1 to 5. 363 Vista Bays. or call , •. Jean Smith, Realtor 646-3255 NEWPORT HTS $32,500 New Eng.land charmer. Huge family room, tirepla.ce, BBQ. ()pen beams. Some tum. incl. Brick pvt, patio. J USt listed hUJTY, Call 645-0.103. FOREST E. OLSON ng di~anct to Catho- schoo\s. and shopping. ~t·in kitchen, double gar- ~. family room, Or take ~ 5'4 % VA loan at $150.00 F·;nc1""""""'~ -Farr;,.. . water toe. Comp. turn, 3 Br., bltn. kitc:h.; frpl., pa-2 BR. each. Shag cpts .. elec. $21 500 Inc, Realtors · tio. All ulil. 1800 sq ft. w / bltns. Trees. prlv, patios. * ' * OPEN Sat. & Sun . 12-5 No. J ul · Assume 6~ 7o loan, spectac ar view a~ss Collins Island, Spacious 2- lake. LO\V, LOW, "LO\V S I t ' L ' • 3 BR with dble garage. Low-,, ... ,..., French Reg• noy FOURPLEX u~r • iv• '~:ng est priced home in ~om '"J price $37,500 for quick sale. Income $565 Sell or trade for The Bluffs Home•. overlooking turning basin & .. · -tMight trade for mobj,le h""~" · t~-sq, rt. ot the g~atest SMILEY, REALTOR North Bay. -1 bdnn. 3\i home, West:mlMfer area). """"'" hVl"" Mas1er zed bed baths I: a living room as FORTIN m . 642-5000 ·~· . SI • 646-9666 anytin1e ..... 2221 ..__ Sm ti Add your own, dock & boaL-.. ..,..,..,..,..,..,..,..,,.1 rooms, 3 baths, '19 x 19 ft. vu-large a.s all out ......... ,.. a fisbing"s great! -DUPLEX glass enclosed sundeck with BY OWNER: LOVELY 3 Br swimming pool, p~r. &. slip . SEM.P~E , a hreath taking upper bay • $237,500. By owner. 835-5164 --R'eftl Eitete , On large corner lot with view Priced below replete. crpts/dfJ?S, 2'19 ~/a:arage. fir by appointment 673-9043 BED OOMS ~2101 · LARGE coverea p atio ri...~ 21 -B • Zil5 E. Coast Hwy, 1;11:>-room to builcl. Extellent ment, 84.2-5581 or ~1720, /b . k BBQ N . I By vwnct'-·"" raemar East.side loca1ion. $26,500. Tarbell w ric · 1 c e Y Lovely 4 br, dining nn, hugt I $32,950 OPEN HOUSE W II M C dl RI! land"8ped yard. Walk to famHy rm, boilt-in kilohen, • s-c ar •• '" elom/Jr/& High '"""· 51" ,A :':OO~A ~~ ~:~ 20151 Bayview Ave. 18~:~wport ~vd. 64~ Lease or Option Assumable CI Loan. ~:t-lndow:acu~~:1' efe~'. and ~nter'llalls. 2 gor. ·•Santa Ana ... ights 54 ves. Immediate Po1se1sion 642--W7 OPEN SAT.SUN garage door opener. Drive s bath.ii:." HUGE kitchen, SUNDAY 10 to 5 Sparkling 2 story home with 10--5. by, jusl 1 block oU Irvine ~t·iM also Dishwasher. * 3 Bed.nn.1 * hardwood OPEN SUN 1•5 sunken living rm, aU bltins, OWNER. Jmmac, 2 yr. old Ave PRINCIPLES ONLY a.m.lly Room.'' l.li1s of car. Doors * ANTiiON~ POOL. 109 Via Ravenna full crp!d & h~avy shake 3 BR, ponv. den. r:am~ rm., '48.cioo. Call 805--4~38 and drapes. Drive by Only $25,500, VE'J'.S Ir FHA Lido Isle _ S69,500 roof. Quiet t~ffJc free Joca· 2 baths; irpl. Patio awning. after 6 pm. RoanokeLaneSatliroay buye.N; hUITy!!! The owner 1 2715 Wavecrest tton ·move in tomorrow -Nr. So. Coe.M P l ata. BUY OR LEASE/OPT. P M or call . may P8.)'" your closing costs! E New Listing $275 month. • $33,950. Assume 6% FHA loon of Overlooking Upper Bay. 3 '' ll1k·er & Lee FULL~.~ -~IE4ALT:Y • Cnmn• dru Mar Call 545-8424 $21,2611: $19'1 mo., PITI. Bdrm•. 21\ baths; i:arp., ,. ~ l 15212 Xavier $29,900. Will carry 2nd. drapes.' built-ins. Move-in ~ Circle l=54~0-84="~~~---~ Condition. $45,500. 21tlO H~~:i~ at Adams A SCARCE ITEM : Red~~~~"~S,-950 CLEAN 3 hr & fam, xtra lge DON V. FRANKLIN u,.,.ru,,. Open •tu 9:00 PM OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 b675·1662 lot ideaJ for sloring camper e 6R7~•21222tor e .,..,._.. 1537 S t II T & boat, l~ patio, .. 1 :DOLL HOUSE an ane a err. l"'!!'!'J!!'~~~~'!'l~"."''I COLLEGE PARK area, l~===""''C'C""'"""-::'.::-, IN COSTA MESA Charming 3 bdnn. 2 bath BIN·MARTINTI NEWPORT BEACH close to shopping, college & BACK BAY-3 or 4 BR house ! $2J,500 hOme in ,!!iet lrvine Ter-IJi·1112 NO DOWN VETS schools. $26.250. 545-2656. ~-il1:r:::_1yci;-de~--~~to; . · .... I race. $39,"""'. C"'"'""" 1 bedroom g•m. 2 281 Nassau Rd. ....., ""' lt,11 an exceptio,...,.y c ean CLAUDE SHIFFER ATTENTION VETS ""'"'" -· trade to Triplex or duplex. J :bedroom, 2 be.th home on REALTOR . 67S-0473 TRY NO.NO DOWN full baths, separate ~b ~ e Open Hou:-.~\Vest.clilf e $48,950, eqt. $18.950. IWr-9528 ii· !lll"eet tmect with tower· 1 ~==-==~-="'""'-workshop, rolllWltic nek 3 lge br, 2 ba, spacious living w... \l'ef.>S. It has a beauti-COZY FOR 2 PLUS Owner may pay all <.'tlSI!!. fireplace, huge shade trees. nn, used brick frplc, p&nell-~B;";,·:,..,,-..,,--=;;--;;c:: '~ 900 T"·-I•-• ·-~roo1~" 2 full ha bu f I '" 500 IMMAC. 2 Br/2 Ba Atlluland~.......1backyard ONLY$17, w=~ .. Ul:.'U ''"'• \V ta yora<Y<N ..... ,. ing, new crpta. drps, "' """'"t""'"' baths. ParAdise in trees. 546-8660 d t' $ 31 7 o o To~. Pool/ Patio & \tl'ith a btg rovered patio, Chm your home for 1e.ss than ""·'! ,.;,..,. ......., 500 This woo'! ~~ ~ :io.Cab ilt' S • MANY XTRAS! Leaving ~ ..... ~le .,...,....,... and cloee to rent. Nice bedrooms, 16' !iv. '""' p .. ,_..._ ~"· · vwu•-•. 4-10 r o t. ., <tU...., .. --..-las;. 64&-4Til the area! Open Sat-Sun i ...... schOO]s and shopping. Try ing room. Washer, ~r, 1 O\l.T1er: 642-4759 no money down to Vets or fridge, stove included. Sep. $46-8660 BY OWNER -Mer:a Woods., .::..C:C,::,C.""-:---:--=:,.-:: low down FHA. See this<ll1C. arate garage. A t't'al bar 3 br + tam, 2 ba, 7 mo BLUFFS Condo • 4 Br. 3 54&-8l1f,O gain and it's R-2. Call COLLEGE PARK old. Owner transferred. Sell Ba. Best area. Below mrkt, 645-0303. TAKE OVER LOAN at cost $32.950. Free $100:1 By owner. Aft 5 at wkndA. COSTA MESA lmmediat• Po1session! in improvemen!s. 3496 Son c'::4.c' ,,,4869c.c.~~-,,c-.,,-:;"" 3' BEDROOM 4 Bedrms & 2 Full Ba Sharp Bue<.'Ola Ranch style Rafael Circle, 557-7653 e For Sale By O..v .'t' • EVERYTHING I VieW. Pool . 4 BR .• 3 Ba Um, bar. new drapes • new C:!U'· pit • new painL Now vacant & ftad)' • see this Irvine Terntee home now! $79;500. $21 ,500 Call 548-3209 on free lined street. 3 huge CHOICE College Park area. Short walk to be&\.O, 3 br, GI d · "'· f'am,·1y rm. ~-~ ,,...... 3 BR. 2 Ba. im. rm., 2 ha. crpt.s, drps & hltns. H thl wner .. no OYl'n or assume exist. '"-'"""'J ,.... .....i .. &15-1845 urry on s one. o ing FHA 5\4C.:b . $147 Per place. New Paint. Assume bltns, e:ittras. FH or G.J. Principles,,. .. .,. want, out. says scll. Large VA loan. Start --hoot •--. Finance. \15 a.Mall Rd. BLUFFS DOLORES MODEL double garagl!', good Cosln JI.ta. Full price $22,900. """ '""'" ., . ba • ., 500 Mesa neighborhood, close In Call 645-0303. 54-2703 owner 3 Br. 21~ . .,...., , ""'°""and -ng. See ii FOREST (. OLSON 138 LEXINGTO~ LN. 71'' 644-59'15 • 213' <69- 1835 and save some tnoneY. $20.500 Monticello • 3 hr 2 FABULOUS Bayview: 2 ba, Terms negotiable • homes. by OM". 2042 Galaxy COIT DOSH, Realtor S46-8&60 Jnc. Realtors 546-8167 • Dr. or~ Kings Pl. 646--7994 642-64n " . "tves, 673-3468 w:ANT HELP'!' Advertise in e BEACH BARGAIN e Assume $22 000 5V4°1• GI h 1210 1130 \V. Coast High'WRy Daily Pilot Classifieds. 3 ~R.1 hOIIl(! at yesterday's loan on 4 sR, den, l% ba. ~eweort Heig ts l~~~~~~~~~b:;"=,;~;:;;:;;;~~~;,CaJ;;t ,:::64;;2-;:56~7~8:,;l~or~Re:;,:•~o~l"§'':I pnce. Only $25,500 . l.erms. Cpt/drp. 270 Rlibinl)ood Ln. (':-, . S!eps to ocean. club & ten-$31.000 FP 645 . .J.l!M. Gen rel 1000den•raf 1000 General 1000 n1!!. 1..==::"=:.....-----------...----------1 CAYWOOO REAL TY FIRST TIME LISTED! 6306 \V. COAAt Hwy., NB BY OWN~R ·BUILDER . ' ) . . " . . ' . " •• ' .. 1,: ' . . ,, $©\\~lA~.!t"E~Ss Tbe Puule with the Sulit-In Chuckle ·~·~bl::r' ~ :: ,--~'I""'::-"..-' fow t6 b m Jowr Simple \M2lfds. I J'9 l~l ul~ I I -.. -" . " I J/E y 0 II I i . Ii I I l . 'f :I LY s o u' ' I ~ • l.i.'J I ' I • Tho clief who lnwnled ':~· :::-::;::::· :J1·~::_...,macaronJ got' the ldoa out of r hil ~--- 'l R LEE ~~ 1-~,~~.~_,~~-1 e Coinpltte th• diuclde QllO!ed ' by fllttr1; lrt th• min.no WOfd )'Oii d..,.elop from st•p No. 3 b.low. ' : e PR~~s':~J5~~~s lETTERS IN r I' 11 I' 11 r I () u~~R~e~N~~E LETTERS· J ( f f I I J :1 \: SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN DIME-A-LINE ~. =--~ , . _.; a __ e 548-1290 e 4 BR. family room, heated pool, fireplace. fi4l.9852 FHA 531'4°1• LOAN LOVELY 3 br, dl'pB/crpta, rmmed. posses1ion, 3 cheery cvrd/pado. OPEN SAT. bdrms JJA, beths bldns 1134 Pa.ularino, $25.500. ,\a. hdwd 'fioors, FA 1Mat, ti 5'!t-2'1TI. · place, covd patio & onJy 2 BR, 1*! BA '():indornlnium • $25.900. See today! All electi"lc. Nr Mesa Vet* MAIN REAL TY a:. 54.'>-0214 REAL TORS 54S.8977 a""'oo""R:.M::. "'1~11-.. -.-.l~tlns-. ""'"":~~~:'!'!:!'!~""'I crpb/df'P$. Dbl/grg, Fa.~ SALESMEN ...,;c ''""""'"" 132.000. 54!t-1004 21 year old Newpart Beach 1::::::.0:::======= firm htis ope.nlnp for 2 ex-Mesa Del Mar pcrle.nced real estate salc1. 1105 men. Call : LGE 4 hr, 2 be., Mesa del Walter Haese 67>3000 Mer. Needs plijnt and apt. POOL HAVEN Priced accordingly. 549-lMs 4 Bedroom OWNER -$3.l.900 5 Bedrm, l!x36 ll/I'" Pool w/loads of f.am rm, 3 ba.. Aalunw loa.n. decking & t>aUo, BBQ, dreu..1-::549-=l=OO;:L;::::::;:;::::;::=;::== Ing mom & many more ex-1 • tn.s. Lr.. 2300 sq, fl. home Mesi Verde 1110 • ,. real pleasure to tee! BY OWNER 141·500· Custom built 4 bedrm fam-HAFFDAL REAL TY Hy room, i big fl..,..1,..,. 142-4405 Thi. beautiful hOme OV'tt'> * F OURPLEX * looka tho 17th r.~ ol Deluxe 2 DR, taeh. Near Mesa V~ Golt Coorw. t1.h01111.' ~f~" 1/erde. 6% wumlble loan. 3036 F'ORTIN CO. 642-SOOO Java Rd. 540-4095. '6l.900. Newport Heights Bargain Lot 50x121 Leve1, make offer, ma)' ae~pt much less than listed price ot $18,500, CASH' TALKS! Jean Smith, Realtor OCEAN View. 3 Br. 2 88.ths. All elec. kitch. Htd. pool. Lge rumpus nn w/ba.r. $436,900. By owner 642-tl21 N•w~rt Shore1 1220 e RELAXll e Ideal beach propei"\y, EZ Maintenance. Steps lo •urf. pooJ. tennis ~urta. 2 BR; 2 Ba., Jae, tam. rm, Jmmed, OCcupflncyJ S27.500. Opon Sat/Sun. l ·S 447 62nd SlrMI BOYO REALTY 3629 £. Coast Hwy., CdM • 675-5930 • SOMEBODY want• what you have to will AdVtttiM In DON'T give tt away, 1e1 quick cash for 1t with a NO matter what It 11, )'OU can .eU U with a DAILY PILOT WANT ADI MU618 tJ PAUL WHITE CARNAJIAN ';e.,,,,, 6' I mm I - ll'S THE · SOLD ' THAT COUNTS! LIST with Paul-White-Carnahan and put your property in CJOOd llands. Relax - P.W.C. and the Multiple ListinCJ Service will do the work for you. This means com· plete information on your property is CJiven to 850 salespeople who meet buy• ers in all areas. This assures you of great· er exposure and more buyers. LIST NO .W • • • W • • • • • • • • • 8 • • 8 • • W 8 ••••a Wl RICHLY APPOINTED To delighl thf' m o s t p6rticular -is this tine ~1esa Del Mar 3 BR + family room home. Pride of cwnershlp re I I e :it thruout. 1~ baths. Bright, cheery kitchen with bltins & d!stnvasher, separate living room, firep1act', lush w/w carpets & drape«. Ooly S29,9j(t . owners say sell VA or f'llA ttrms. Hur- t)'! 546-:;.l40 SWIM TIME FUN TIME Jump rigt)f: In-the waler is: tine! Custom pool, heated 15x36 -main- tenance frtt yard, id"aJ !or entertalning. Ideal location near sc:hools. 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths -all electric blln oven & range, WA.ter soltener. Many other extnis for S35.900, Fine tem111, ;,46..-5440 OPEN HOU$U SUNDAY I to 5:30 3091 Coll090 Drop by af ter church and in~pect at your leisure a lovely 3 BR home that renecu loving ca1·e. Great floor ar- rangement v.•lth Ill step•s&v'f!r bltn kltcliep. ' Specious l.lving room. flre- plac", • gOOd sized bcdroonu. hardwood floors:, outstanding fenced rear yard with patio. Open 1 to 5:30. Prlte $26.- 950. 54().5440 .,_ 154 Le1l19CJton Monti tel'° Model 4 BR Condo-- minium, l % baths, bltn kitchen. d\11h-washer, quallty shag v.·/w c.rpts. drapes It. curtains to match. Neu clubhouse &: poo1 ~ see this great value at $24,950, fur-nished. Open 1 to 5 :30. 546-5440 LOOKING FOi AREA? THEN SEE THIS Extremely sharp hOme in Mesa Verde. Has 3 large Bedrooms + terrlfie family room wMh sliding glass tloon opening to outstandine: yard & patio. Top quality W/W crpts & custom drapes, decorator fixtures. Clever Van Luit ·t,1:atl papers. bltn oven &: range, 2 bath -only $31,500. Hurry it won't last -5t6--M40 IUY GI or FHA Here's your eh6.nce U> own this fine 3 Br homf:' with no down peymnt GI or n1inin1um down FHA - at a BARGAIN PRICE ct only $23,SOO -1%. baths. Sharp & clean w/W crpt.1 &. drps, fenced ylll'd Ytell Jand11Caped. Cati f o r showing: 54&-S440 SIXTH ANNUAL ALL. STATES FESTIYAL Let's Get 'Acquaintild for A Better Community Sunday, August I bth, 1970 Costa Mesa Park 5 C •• •· "••• Chamb•t of Commerc• ponior ~ -m DURAILI HAUTY IASED ON lj)UALITY This pichlftsque 4 BR. 2 11tory is a ~fUST SEE for any executive looking for quality & all!a. Cus1om feature! aJI the way. Dellght(ui bltn garden kil· chen, separate formal dlnlng room, expensive wall to wal I c8Jl)E'ling thruout, 3 bathB, outstan- ding front & r e a r landscaping . Owner transferred, m1,1st sell. Onty $54,500, H u r r y !!! 546--6440 DUTCH CLEAN! Js !his fine 3 BR in MeSA Verde. Has family room loo! Spark1ing kitchen with · bltn own & range with dishwasher, 1~ baths, stall shower. Parle llke yard is fenced. Ask· klg only $7.8.~. E-Z tenns, caU now 54&-5440 FOR THE EXECUTIVE with a growing family will find thls an ideaJ location. 11hor1 walk to ecbools & slK>pping. This Ideal 5 BR holll(! has charm & space for en- tertaining. Formal dlnl.ng room. 3 Baths. 2 Story - large ldtchen with bltins, tamtiy room, near Mesa Verde Golf Courv. Price $48,950. Call fDr st'ml· "*'· - GAAi THE PHONE and call uf! at onee to In- spect this easy to buy 3 BR, 1 *' bath OOme in J\1esa Verde. Owner wants a qukk sale. Will sell VA or FHA. Sharp, well kept horn~. on quiet street, bltns -NUFF SAID! $25,"'1. 54&-5440 l UNITS PLUS IS% RETURN 2 BR'.11 each unH. -con- venient location, n ea r .11chools .t shOpping - garage -pool -asking $35,950 • owner wW ee.rry papet, -&nx.loul' -make ofter! 546-M40 1 STlRT PACKIN~ Tttill vacant 3·BR home in Newport Heights is rH.dy. Immaculate thruout wilh wtw crpts & drapes. 2 ba;th1, &paciOUI I I v i n g room with !replace, ootstanding kitchen with bltn own I.~· 1-·eneed )'1trd, well land8caped. Only $35,000. Own.... want .-..i.1 - EASY DOES IT! OM! maintl'!nance ftte, exquisite 4 BR model con- d o m i n I u m, co~p1ete ly carpeted thruout wlth high grade shag. mat- ching custom d r ape s. choice location to private clubho~s & pool. Bltin kitchen, l~ baths, Imme. dia l e possessi o n. Completely fumished H desired. Only $24,950. E-Z tenns & low down pay- ment. 546-5440 IETTER HURRY!! This one won't last long -l BR, al l newly painted, i111.erior & exterior, Large _rear" Y.M'dt room {«. bo,l.t or e&m1)eT. Patio. Fin. location near llC'hool. Buy on no down VA terms or low down FHA -uking 123."". -- THE RIGHT INVESTMENT Is equal to a lifetime of toll . Here's your cbll.l'ICe and only a short walk to shopping. 01eck th I• Mesa Verde FOURPLEX. Potential incom=· per month, Plced $54~ "The Home of Complete Real Estate Service" PAUL-WHITE- • ReaJt11 Co. CARNAHAN I 1093 BAKER STREET, COSTA MESA 546·5440 l !' I 1 • ·-·-------~-.... ---.--.-.,.. __ . .. "'. .. -< CJ p;:; 4¢~ :?!;::i I , f , fA • ~ , . •• •• i";.,. ' . ,_ (: 1·. l! t. .. .,. i ;- (. . 1· " ), !r !: 1. . ,, ' • • '-• ' .. • ' • i' 1 . " I·' I I i~ • I. L ; • l l I· f. ES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUS!S FOR SALi /RENTALS --• -Huntington Bo.m 1400 Hou .. , F urnl"'"" University P•llc 1237 c 0,_a dal M,r 1250 -L....,. leach 171S LOOK General 2000 BEAUTll•OL 3449 QUJE'I: cove HANDYMAN *Guest Cottage l~or.,O.,tdoor Li•i"ll OPEN SUNDAY l.S Sl'ECIAL t ""-S Ba. -· "" 7 BR. S\i ho. l"amU, • nun. LOTS Of STYL£ Coly ~ -n. New e.,..i.. \\'indowtrd llv. nn., 9)' En-pus rm. t....rpst view Jot in .. That'• dW' tint dt.criptlon All uttl. "1<11 '90, MOYE IN try WI.)'. wattrla.IJ Ir faun. HartJat Vitw Hills! this tpta_Ml~ contemporary TOOA._Y? ta1n • S.Oc. 101.0 .• i.mu, OON V. FRANKLIN l'LUS l'OOL -.. Obie, ._ •nfrl' •/& Home-Findar1 '4S.H51 ~-ti. TERIWX> TYPE EN. rm., wl blt-ln TV louoces,. R••ltor uo;:i 1a lo.d ol tbe9e txtru TRY H'', SUNKEN LJV $185-0N BE.A.Oil 2 BR. l~ open slllJN-.y to 2nd Or. e 67~2222 e l1d6 heated A tlllertd pool, ._ • 8A sep bR Siiela olc • .-.r-~~---.~ ...... .,,...... . ... ·::-,_,,..... -. RENTALS RENTALS ,. ltlNTAt.-\ lltMJ.l:S ,_ H ..... Unfurnished -Unfvrnl"*' -r•I 3000~ol - $300 • $350 Up To 2516 Sq. Ft. 3 lo 4 Bodroomt NOW • LEASE TO OWN ....,,.. Unlurnlohod H.., ... Unfvrnl....,. Gonorol 3DDf Unlwrtlty Park JU7 * FIXER Ul'l'ER 2 B<lrm•. , ... ., l2IO 1141; Larp 1 1to17 home w/ 3 BR.. J Baths $325 ' BR, 2 BA -~"'°" J BR. 216 BaU. S32S yard. Pett,.· cblldren fine' S 81\.. J ,ba, tam. rm 1315 VACANl'\ ' 5 BR, 216 ha. $340 e Jtt0 HILL JlEALTY Home-Finder s 64.>-2951 Univ. Park Center, Irvine Vit-w or U.C. lrvlnt ti Sad· 25' ?UmPu.t room with wtt RM'. ~/LOADS OF GLASS, * BE~CQN * '4.S:.0111 dl<boclr Mt., "'°" •..U. "' Ol'EN 1 • 5 bar,"°" tablo and all oqulp. UNlQUE MObERNISTIC I ==r-=::!'='====c I pools, D> yda, from mvn. 4 mula' ~ bfd. FIREPLACE, fftlm Door 10 R1ntal1 to Share 2005 WITH UNIVERSITY PARK'S NEW LEASE/OPTION PROGRAM * TEXAS $1ZE Cal1 -83>-08., l...a.rge 4 BR. 2 atocy bome, !'OR Rentals in Uni...enity fenced yard, dOl.lble 1ar. Park Ar: Turtle Rock, Call: coonr. 609 POINSEnlA rooms, wall to .. ...u carpet-oalllna. Elevated dinin1 rm.1 _____ ,.... __ _ $U.OOD. (714) SUDm 3 Bdrma,, :? ha. front .houae : Inc thrOulboul plw; custom-Witb a SCENIC VIEW OF Wo,king girt fO ahare lo~ly LARGE FAMILY? M:w :? ~R .. den, 2 bath ap~ iled drape1, rirepla~ Ii THE OCEAN&: CATALI1iA a.pt., pvt bath, $110 mo., La- Dception.llly sha.rp •. hurry. equipment. A!l e leclric built-181..'ND. Spacioutl 4 BDRM. Kw. Beti.cb.. jdon--Frt 9-5 The.n, pe:rhaps lh.la homr ls Scenic Properties 675-ST.16 ,R_ pl"' ,.,, ... '"'°'· S•b-&: l'AM. RM. FLOOR plan, 543-tru 494941 aft s .*:>r YOU! ~ Bdrm,. plus • ... .,. bu W/W CARPETING L ' • L-• 2 .... ..__ mlt $5.000 to 5"-~ VA loan, ., OCEAN view '*-·rwa Bch 3 -..u.o1Y rm., .,. -., cottW"r 500 DRAPES 'IllRUOUT. M1tr. ._.. · kication -only \I b1k. lo , BAYFRONT LOT $38. or can be purchaaed bc!rm. hu PRIVATE br unr. hR. •Employed pty, pool A-tennia cl.I:. GOOD 2119 e.ysfd. Drive V.A. with no money down. DRESSING RM A BA11i OWT 21.. fl{).$$ mo. 494-l31B VAl.UE at JlS,950 ._.ith ao Ill Ft. bu!kkad wilh pJ.:r JUNE BRJDE with marble tyPe puUmans J.9..28, 3 111.0I')' beach home, 4 AS.WM.ABLE WW JNTER.. 1rtt. SDt.000 (Fee aimpko). &: ultra modun kitchen has Bdr, 4 badi. 4 fl1Wt Call En ~AN avallUlt~ Bill Grundy, Rltr. bilt-in RANGE A: OVEN. 615-8689 att 9 pm. 1 lloe1 PETTl1', 1lelator 133 Dover Dr., N.B. ~ J ust back trom your honey-DISHWSHR., CL AZ ED ~ _..SINCE l!NG" moon. He~ is a 3 Bdrm. CERAMIC C 0 l.I NT ER Newport S.ach 22tO O.y1 PWIOI Nights •OIARMING rl! mod 'Id drum with a doll hotae kit. TOPS. Sliding glass windows WATERFRONT , liioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I house C.dM, Jt..2 lot. 3 bl.k1 chen. 2 ba. + family nn. ror pass thMJ service to pa- OPEN SAT/SUN. J.s to bch, 2 BR&. den, 1% BA, with foyu !!ntrance. G.J. no t!o bar WITH VIEW 01'~ PIER & FLOAT 4601 Sierra T r-Lane crptd, drpd, bit-ins • tittpJ. money do. or take OVt"r um THE OCEAN, Thb& tndy 3 Bedrm., 2 bath, formal din. 3 Bdrm., 1 ba1h Spanish-Ownl!r carries papen, 7%% low inll!rnl IOl.n. $21 ,500 dramatic home ls VACANT. In&: rm, flreplaC'I!, w/w style: on!>' t yr. old. Coun-Ull, no princi(*h. fi75,.7632. Jo"ULL PRICE. Belonp to OUT OF STATI: crpta, and furnished com. .tr)' ch.tb lilt'tting, Close to HARBOR VIEW HILLS OWNER 4 bu been l"l!:oted plete, Dble 1ar. Lease only. tlCbool '-shopping. $41 ,500. Best buy in area, Jmmac. 4 NQ GIMMICKS for ll!vera.i years, NEEDS $500 per mo. Realtor e R,ed Hill Re•lty BR. 2 Ba. single story home. PAINTING & YARD WORK. ="=N=l.l.'I=·=~~~~~ Univ. P.ark Cenler. IrVine Lee. patio. Newly dee. View Need 4 bdrm. with separate Desperate o'#Dl!r ft)'I sell it BEAlITIFUL 2 BR, 2 ba. Call A.,.,.;rt\I! 83J.-0820 of Bay & ~•n. Only ·~.ooo. "AS IS", regardleu of toes fl"plc, hU&I! fncd Pa ti o ''J.. "'""' ...., family room + '.l ba. ! w.w ,..,~~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I Call 64Z-462I for app't. crpts, dtp1. A cute r&llCher for garden, carport, club~. Turtl. Rock l "-Biii Grundy, Rltr. in squtaky clean condition. $33,tSO FULL PRICE pvt bch, heated poo.I, l(U8l'd .w7 OFFER YOUR pLtrol., Adullll, no pets. m ---------'*OPEN DAILY 1-5 * $29,950, G.J. no money dn. mo. lease Sept/JIJll, Call OPEN House Sun. 4 BR. 2501 OCEAN BLVD. or tt.ke over thlt ~ V.A.. DOWN PAYMENT sun thru Wed, 6lJ.....4MI Fam rm, 3 b&. 3-car gar, Vlew. Take trade. Agt. loan wit' pmt1 of $1311 mo. MISSION REAL TY View. AC!"IWI trom park. 673-9288 985 So. Coast Hwy., Laguna * BAYSHORES * Jmmed. oocup. 18 9 0 5 Phone (714) •....0731 WINTER R£N1'ALS =Dr, Irvine. Owner, Ba lbcN Peninsula 1300 PANORAMIC 3 t:n~:~-~= z.sJY. 4 Br. 3 Bl.. Fam. rm. BEST Loe. v~. Ice. 3-4 OCEAN VIEW "C"' Thomu, .R.l!altor •-· " , Br "°""' Bog lots Frank REAL ESTATE 4 BR'a. plua f.a.rnlly rm., 3 224 W. C..t Hwy, NB. su.5521 -me 6-,,, •,. loAn. 10% · . -HUNTINGTON B"°OI OFC. "Manhall ReaJry•fi1!>...4600 LIO. Bath home. Cathedral cell .. 1 ;°";·:';88115~Ta~bo;:•:· ;;83l-~2!l'l!l;:;=I:':':=~====:= 1~5313 .~7511 ATTRACT. 2 er, 2 ti.. ftiik, _ ___ _.. ,._ lgr. living rm., dining rm. &: L-1 · •·-·•-- 0 1 d 8 30 I 8 :fl I ut<&U · pat;QI. .._,, • ..,...,... Bo1ck B.y 12.0 Lklo Isle 1351 pe.n aya -: o : master aui1e. Level, min-Avail. late Stpl. 2S 26 WALK TO BEACH n1um maint. yard. Deluxe Cn!1tvl1!w Dr. 548-5476. PRICE REDUCED . OPEN SUN. 1 ~5 7'h% VA Loan-Pmnls less cU11om feature1 in lhl1 3 BR 2 BA + 3 room de-All Brokers Welcome than rent. Spac. 3 br., Ii-choiee addition of hillsidP. WINTER l"l!:ntal, 2 BR. gueal ta~ ftudio, $45.950. A.gt. 121 VIA HAVRE bra.ry, 3 ba. Medit. 1ryle homes. $53,500. owner may rm w/ ~~ 548-8014 . 5 BDRM., family room. hollle' has cha.rm, practical-tt'nalder leue/option. I ===~~-----1-=========ol Strttt to strM:t. A bea11ti-ness. Dl'f!am kit., invi tin& RENTALS Eastbluff 1242 flll, immaculale home. frplc, in Jrg. ram. rm, eta-2 GOOD VALUES Houses Furnished I---';..;.----'= $97,000 tom fin, drpg, crpt. 536-17111, For yOUr lamily, in L.a&:una Corona del Mo1r 2250 EASTBLUFF 673-351.l. lmposrrible to re-Nlruel. Spacloua 3 BR. 2% 6lEGANTE' 216 VIA GENOA place at $33,900. OwMr. bath home. In1uior decoraL 1---------- Immacul11" Luak VJEW 3 BR., family .room. 3 Car "=========! ed. fully landscaped a. ready WILL YoU lae your home I 131 500 • ·-4 BR IG 1 mired adult! (pttf home with HUGE covered garage. Founto1in Valley 1•10 or you. • · -..,;t-· opt to buy). Gd klc to patio, Gleaming PARQUET $79,500 ;...;;=="-;.;;.;=---I w/view of hil.11, room tor floors In the spac)ous !am-LIDO REAL TY INC. POOL pool, plua extra ya.rd ror ~:~rt~ 67~1 occp. ily room. EYtt)'lhing your 3377 Via Udo 873-7300 4 BEDROOMS your lmaginalion. $ll.SOO. family · cou.ld desire at Spacious Lido Home Lre rear yard, dichondra Borh nl!ar Crown Valley $43,900! Prime l Br. 2 ha. single lawn &: apmkln front & Elem, School. Walker & Lee 1lory_ 3 Sunny pat.loa. On rear, &Oft water unil. \nler- lltt!et to street corner Joi com. Assuml' 6% % GI loan. -· w d "ff ...._ •-u. -soo Pymnts$234.P.I.T.J.$36,600 . ~ ~ht~ u-i:, • P~1=. l ido Nord HAFFOAL REAL TY Open 'ti! 9:00 PM 5 Br. •""-ba. nr. new watr.r-142-4405 PRIME LOT . OWNER lront ~me. Beaut. dttor. e OPEN HOUSE SUN L •ITAT• Deck, pier & fioal. For ap. By Owner-Meadow 4 Br, Lee 2 story, 3 BR, 3 ba, 1am p't. Call: famHy nn, 3 cu 1arage, N. Coast Hiway . nn home, prof. landscaped; Bill,Grundy, Reeltor bol:l1 door, <lbl frpl. formal LlgUna Stach LARGE 3 Bdno. 3 Ba. view home plus pool (or un!urn.) 10 MoJ. lease. $400 Mo, Wesl1y N. Taylor Co. REALTORS 644.ffiO WINTER, Sm. cl\arm.lng 2 BR cottaae. 1real petiot, Ideal sgle perton, 409 Iris, 1 BR. furn. house. 2 Car gar., lie. ye.rd. Gardellt':r $195 Mo. Agent 61>-5726. Overlook ?!c!,_ Bay. 133 Dover Dr., N.B. 642463) Dr. R. 2% Baths. Trlr yard, •M-7511 -·--." """ 10' gale. A!rium. 17650 S4'n Lido Isle 2351 2!67Cat1lpa • 644-tllSl C5' k>t·....,.,,>JW Marino Circle, 968-1926 CUSJ'OM built-choice &Tell, -~------ • EAST BLUFF f1SOO down. 3 br, 1% ba.' ta Laguna Bch. <t Br. 3 Ba, e <t BR. 2 BA e LlY~K PLAN-D: 4 br, 3 ha. 67S-26Cl or C97-1.26S SHARP: 4 Br, 2 ba, w/ _m. 2 dbl g1r"1, Jrg-liv nn, WINTER RENTALS $400 mo. rm. llf'W CflllS. F1exiht. beam ceil'1. View! 64~1070 Call 615-0176 Lease now & buy late. (at today's prices & interest rates). Our new lease/option pro- gram lets you lease your new S or 4 bed- room home NOW al only Pll»1SO per month -then, la ter, gives you th e opportunity to buy .your home at today's prices ot $34,995 to $39,995. Also, your financing charges would remain at the current annual percent- age rate of 7%% to 7.99%. Our lease/option program protects you & your family against rising prices, & aJlows you to buy "Tomor- row's" home today. Drop by soon & find out how you & your family can NOW lease to own a beautfiuJ new 3 or 4 bedroom home in University Park. Brlng the family! $144. TOO BOB PETTIT, R11ltor GOOD TO LASTI "SINCE l.&t6'" Hom.Finders MS-2tSJ 0raya 83.l-0101 Nlchts UNIVERSITY PARK On The I rvlne Ranch •571 Grffnt rH Line So1les Office 13U300 Take San Diego Frwy. to Culver, South on,. CuJve r 1 block, left on Michaelson - 3 block s to Village Three Models. .. * SADD~ UI'. J BR heme w/con-als. Pela ~-.-... $187.M. DON'T WAIT-CALL NOW! Hom•Fltidan '4~2'51 COlto Mao . 3ll0 2 BR. DUPLEX Q-pt.o, ...... bltina. Lrg. Fenced Yd for ~ Chlldren I. Pets. P.rit. pr. $150 8U Paularlno. C.M. S49-1746. FO& Leue. 4 BR, 1%. BA. Covettd patio, 11l' 9Chool.s, famiHe1 only SnD. 646-8Tl4 fO!"·app't. . ,Irvine 3231 175 ,0• l.iiiJ I ~ Bl>l\M In I BDRM 95~ of O. C. Avafi. able Rmtal.s e Detail•: See Bl& Ad nda Section e The ·......,,i-ta1 lnlomu01ioo n<IWot'l, TELE·TREND East Bluff mo 'l>"RUSTRATION AND WASTED TIME 95% ol O.C. Available ttntals • De. taU.: See Bii Ad This Sec- tion e The complete rental lnformation I'll'tworfc. TELE-TREND Corona del Mo1r Community Builder • RENTALS '1. "BR. houae. Bed, 1 love, refrlc. $100 ~-~til. Adults ~-No dop' 2337 On.rwe 26 CITIES lo O.C. -COVER- .Ave. • ED by 'ZELE-TREND .. 95':9 MON TlCELLO . attr ofO,C.AvailableRentah:e House1 Furnished G•nar1I 3000 turn/unl 3 Br. 2 Ba. tnhie: Details: See Bie Ad This _s_um_mo_r_R_••-•_11""1_2_9_10 _* __ P_O_N_D_E_R_O_S_A-1 :_i,,pa4 pool 12so . ;~.::.,°':'=."'"" ON Water, upmtain w/view, $139. 5 BR + 111e1t house! I ·#-:-3~B~JI\~• "'2~&-u..~.-.~,.-..,,,-. 1 TELE· TREND CINJJ 2 BR, Sell! pr, Avail l..rg fenced yard, Pets &: frplc, den. VACANT. Will e MAGNIFICENT NEW wkly, A\AI 15. 675-3803 children welcome! MOVE be lhown Sun aft 10. 250 E. 0 C E AN I 8 A Y VIEW RENTALS TODAY! Bay St. 213: ~-26'ffi HOME! · 4 Br. 3 b a, Houlfl Unhlrl'fshad Hom•Flnders 64>2951 e 2 BD·R M H 0 USE: b.m/rm. .Avall Oct. lat. $16&-CLEAN! 3 Br, patio, crpts/d:pe:. l Ollld! NO S675/rno. Call 644-4394 &ft fncd for kida • pet, Pell! 6 pm. * COOL IT * BEACON * 645-011 I :ll11 Wo.li•e<, C.M. OllNA Cove • Slopo to Ganero1I 3000 2 BR •-cpl• A-beach, b"u view. 3 br, 2 Larie3BRw!Pool! Dbl1ar. * COTI'AGE $95 fenced·~. s165""'~: ba. 3 car""gar., appH~. age, Peta &: children we!-Util paid! Appliances, Pets •645-1&4/hl· crpll & drps. $4Z mo. C<lme! Sl70 SEE TODAY! &: cbildren ok. VACANT! 3 BR 2 ba Mon~llo tnhlt, l.e&R. 645--0640 or ~78 Home-Finder s '4S-2951 CALL NOW! cpttdrp, rec. rac s~ JlO· S BR. din It play nns, encl $225-LRG! 4 Br, 2 Ba, gar, Hom•·Finders 645-2951 557-9499 after 6, on wM<fs. pe.tto, chldrn ck .$350 be. f•mily weloomo. * IT Sl'ARKLES •2BR-Sl35mo. ~~pntd Int. Avl t/lJ. * BEACON* '4S.0111 Cl!!an 2 BR w/nlce yard. 1981-B Charle. Child * Jo T B ok. No P''-"· 64>-2259 2 BR. Stooe, "'Irie. "1>'-"· CJ 0 eGCh Appliances. Peta A: childl"l!:n trplc, bl!am ceill,_, IW1dk Ii: 1 , Sl'" SEE TO HOUSE Jn cour1. Crpts. • Shafll 2 BR w/fen«d yanl we come. ..., · 1ar. $225, 6T>7216 , DAY• drpa. 2 BR. 1 child ok. <t garage. Pet &-child we!. · 976 w 17th St CM * 3 BR. den, 2 BA * come. $140 HURRY!! 1H '~om~•'.'.'F':.l'.'.n~d~o~n~_:'.64:'.;S.'.:_2~9~5~1 1 f8'l\. -;:;tlid-; .. ;;;Lo;;.m,:-N<;;I NEAR OCEAN •~ I · 2 BR. t child wtlcome. No · ~ rno. Hom•Findars 645-2951 $80 Priv cott lot/pet OK peta. s145 mo. l!llD Wallace. I ;;;=o-*-c.,..u.,...•_94-cc-54311~,.*=- $130-Sharp t 2 Br. Studkl, bh-S9R 2 Bedrm, 2 w/w &: drp.s Call 548-2!!02 VERY nice-redec. 3 Bdrm, Ins, gar, tot &; pet. $125 2 bedrm gar tots/pet OK I 7""'"~=-'=,~b-~9()6~~ 2 bath. Sunroom, trpl. * BEACO I $150 3 bedim 3 kids vacant • 3 BR. 11 '7 a. w. N * 645-0 11 Sl75 <f Br older 2 ttry kids OK , Wilson. $210 mo, wale.r pekl. I =A=d="'=''=· ="'="=·=.'=1!H4=="=== *A SHOW OFF sni 'B'"°"'""'"~•cr 1 ,'4km======= Cl911 2 BR w/bltns, crpts, STAR.LET 547·*3 'Meso1 Yarde 3110 drpa. Good Joc:aticn! Child * Sho I' I ok. $135. WON'T LAST! W a ace 3 BR 2 ba lam rm, dbl lrpl, Home-finders 645-2951 Clean 3 BR on lrg corner cpt/drp, eocloaed. .Yard. * SWIM lot. Fenced y~ w/paUo $2%1. ,. ;, '" -· f -Q J:.5809 &: BBQ. Ptla &-: children ok. COUNTRY Club Villa condo. You swimmers! Extra sharp $185. VACANT-CALL NOW! H Fl-'· • .,2951 3 br, 2"' ha, frpl:c. 2-car 2 BR <t Pool! Top location, om• ,_r1 V'I,. • gar., pool. Adjacent Mesa Peta &: children ok. $170 Turn theist While Eleplla.ntl Verde C.OUntey Cl u b . AVAIL. NOW! lntc cash thru a Daily Pilot ~- Homa-Finders 645-2951 DUne-a-line 1d! ! Newport Wast 3375 RENTAL PROBLEMS ~[). ED 95% of . 0 . c. Avallahle , ~~ • .petalla: &e;Blc Ad This Section • The com- plete M'!laJ. tnlormation net· work. TELE-TREND Nuntlnglon BNch :MOO . PLUS den w/vlew-1&. heat-Huntington Beach 1400 financing Avail. to u1urM agl ed pool crp11/drpt1, -7'~% FHA. Full Price . Balboa Island 2355 Newport 81.ch m-0901 '* * Mrs. Norlon $20,9501 BELIEVE $28,450. See lo apprccia1e! *BEACH HOME* -------General 3000 Geniro1I ·3000 - 2 BR, 2 ba condo l ml ~~. :r:a~·lt,i~:· ,:!;i BWFFS: Condo 2 Br, 21,~ IT OR NOT! Offe.M'd by owner: l7S21 Ash $3!1,500. Only 850 It.. to beach. 1010 SO. Baylront. Beaut. ------------------- ba, den. Split leVt'l, choicest Total price for lhis 3 bed-St, F.V. B-fi038 PLACE REALTY 494-9704 furn. 4 Br. 3'~ ba . BAYCREST 11'.ff'nbelt. $3i,500. B y rQQm, 2 ti.th charmrr 1611 e MAGNIFICENT Pool, 5 waterfront home + 2 Br. Owner &44--4906 thin a "'ile from iandy hr Colonlal-crpl.'J &: drp&, L .. un1 Nlguel 1707 2 Bl.. range •PL 2 car WSK s Br. 3 Ba, tam rm, beaches and the BLUE PA-dbl prqe. Near :achool1. OPEN Space, tttth air, on 1ar. Boat docll: lot 2 boatl. profess. ldscpd, xlnt cond. CIFIC. Step-saver kltchen Pvt. pty. $37•900. 968.-2428 the coa11 in the beaut Calif. LeUI!, $57,500. Ownr. 644--0866 with bullt·iru, fireplace, dee. 1705 Mtl. 3 BR, 2 BA, bll-IM, Bill Grundy, Rltr. 642-4620 !-========='I orator carpets and landM:ep. Laguna leo1ch crpta, dr,,s, firepl. Can!flft LITTLE BALBOA ISLAND Coron• ct.I Mar 12.50 lf"ll are ooly a few ol the , la Diff ,, )dscpg w / •pr Ink J er 1 Beaut 4 BR. 3 Ba. home, ·---------fea1u~1. Sfflng I.a believing. I V'IVa erence thruout. PeaC'l!luJ. quiet " Lovely patio. Ava l!. on yrly. Ol'EN SUN. 1-5 Wa Iker & Lee .. 1.,.;ng. 133,500. 4!J5.5895 bu" at $500 month N F h Winton Real Estate 675-3331 "°7 WAYNE . ot renc • • • • • • LARGE 4 Br, 2 Ba, slde- Qulclc poaeu. Spac, 3 BR. Reallon but Different! room for boat or camper 3 BR. 2~l bl., dtnr rm. Yrly le &"!used lanai. Entry hall. 7682 Edinger fOREVER OCEAN VIEW S.19,500. 0 w n er I B II: er , rent.al, 10/1: SfOO Incl util . Serv. porch. f'r1>1 . Din. rm., 842-44;.5 540-5140 with preunt Income and ad--'=9&-=00=ll====== 7.N=o="'="'='"'='=""='="=· ='==- brkflt_ her Everything for Sll SOO dlltonal room to build and - comfortable Jlvinr:. Prierd 3 n .... ; balh 60xlOO' 111111 hive p;racloua livinr. Ml11log: Viejo 170I Huntington Beo1ch 2400 to lilt'llt °"'"'room • ICoold be a 6 BR 4 BA --'----'-- . fenC'fd oornf'r lot with boa! home.) Private en~ce pa. OPEN SI'.! '.~n. 12-:6·. Beaut 316 NARCISSUS gate. Double garage, el~ tio w/outllldf'" fireplaC'I!. home on M1uK>n Vie.JO Golf Move rigb! in: Freshly pain!-bltn nnge &. oven, la111:e . Course. Take Cn:!wn Valley ~. 3 BR pl• -m •. , off Beautiful bea.mf'd C'l!tllng!. .1 fol'-. A~ ...... • I ....... .., • t.'<lverrd patio, red~'<lf'lllted Cl be h ho • f'XI ' ,.,w 111ns. ...: ice or 1leepin&: qtn:. Slove, inllide & out, crp!ll, drps. Ole 10 IC · s , PPI &31-967!1 •VI'S. ONE Year lease, cozy 2 BR, bltn5, refrl&; .. freezer , washrr, dryer, dble fir, 3 blckl lo OCt"an. 1200 mo. incl gardener, Tra.dewlnd1 Rlty M7-85J t frj · I d \V·'k churchell. Owner s1ttlnp; on t "======== re g., cp II. & 1'8Jlf'5. .., You m1111t havt. $2000! Pay-1 lo beach. MAkf' offer. menls Jeu tha n n>nl. her :suitcase~! Only askinz: San Clemante 1710 =========- MORGAN REAL l'Y S!i!!,500. Bkr. Call "Ginny" L•gun• Baach 2105 47U642 675-6459 ll ~l46-5880. M0-2286 anytimt. BLUJo"F' t<esidence, 2 story, 4 CUSTOM BUil T br, 2 ruu 1r: 2 half baths. J BR ~an vu. 1 1~ blka to BRBOEAADUMTOOY R 962-4471 ( :::.) 546-1101 Built er Cedar arouod • ce~ Private itrttt to hrach, beach. S250 mo. I BR S145 LEASE Ol'TION mqnlfkenl view. $6.'l,500. mo. 494--7780 er 213/244-6386. Mid.West owner 1,,.-·ct""' tral focal poinl • ctnier "-·-· 7141 ~ 0 _ uu .. .,.. slaircue, 18.llte A)cyHght, vwnc:r o11·"""" or us to aell •• IOOn Ill poul-JOG TO BEACH entry atrlum,, Spani.!lh tile. 492--2111 by appointml'!flt Co1pi1t.._no Beo1ch 2730 bl!!! 4 BR. 3 Ba. view home; Whl!I! water view d~ks A comp. cpld., drpd., all bit-Plcture~que 2 story ahake patio. Ctntral brick fire. ~Point 1_740 lrw, Profeu. Jncbcpd, 6% % roof. Slate entry. LRrRr OCEANfRONT, <f BR 2 RA, S300 mo, Leue Stpt. 12 thnJ June lll. 49'--3096. Msumable Joan, Reduced to litone fireplace, 4 hugt bed-pl.act'. 3 &drooma, 2 full LOOKING FOR AN J6S.500 rooms. Richly peneled lam. ha~~ " ex_PBn5t0n PQSSI--FHA 5~-J. LOAN? ily room. VA tenns, m6ve blhtie1, $42,950. We havr 11. on this lmmacu-Vo1c1tlon Rentals 2900 in now with option to huy laft 3 BR. 2 Ba., w/view of ColwtN·MAlll'TINil .~ easy rent. Hurry! Call ~0 Ja· ff beaut. San Juan Vallty &: 111·1111 64:S.0303. · ~01'1 16/ °'~'"''· Large family rm .• Not W•torfront ••• Butl 4 BEDROOM HOME REAL ESTATE "'"'"" floon, ft'plc. """' 1 bl.k. to . BIG CORONA with auumablt Jew lnlrrest lencect yard. CorDtr llrttt BA L B 0 A Penlnsula-dt.lux duplex, 2 hr ea. $150 wk 11ummer. $175 mo wlnte.r. 211 Cpyttu or 21"3/698-6012 1190 Clt.nneyre St. ,,. •-1 1 t ~1 130 500 BEACH, CdM. DO YOUR loan, $185 monthly p11iys "' 1"'=e 0 · v" 'I • · Summer Rent•ft 2910 OWN THING ... wilh 1hla everything, Eltt bltins, v.·/w 494-9473 549-03t& POINT REAL TY ~nte ' br Home + 2 CJ'Ptl " lovely drps lh.ru-TAKE OVER OPTION: 34156 eoa,1 Hwy., Dana Point LAGUNA BEACH b(" Apt. over Garqe ll out. Call 147-8531. e 5 BR • $T9,!I® ('IWlrtb (7141 49&-5323 CONDOMINIUM Guest Room. Total of 3 S89.500l 4~ s.U, tantu-NFJW HOMES -$30,tf'iO L<lveb' Blue lAgOOn Villa, 2 &tM. Corner Loe. Hurry! lie view, private area. 3 Btdrin, 2 be.th. 1520 sq. n. BR, 2 BA completely turn· Prtoed M.ld $50'11. Evr-s. & El Momi School,. -11 ftd. 90me ocean view, nr new IJJh«t. Jlnr.ns. diahe•. etc, weekends 67l-S941 Rf'a.llcr. ..'000 "A-frame." $14,000 Yechl Harbor, Small lqls. Wuber/deyer. Avail Aur. 2'J •-at "-! A,~1o Dr • S.pt. 5, Abo 1vall for win. A rtist's HkMaway minimum cuh. BU~l!J)..,.n-"'N '"" ., • ., ..;.,..._ $24 750 _.. ~ tt.r n!ntal. Bm.2 AM or RUsllc charm .. low Hwr. • LEASE OPTION : """'...., 1r1p1., $66.500 "'""' anytime. l-BR + studio + ram. rm. POOL 1-IA.r, 4 &drm. 14' 1 ~-=-==-'--===~~ 1'ropb1 p10o. ~.000. bathS". C11!an .t. sharp. a~ e Unusually 11-Uracll\'r:, near •DEEDED BEACH ACCESS e BALBOA PF.NlNSULA: S "· h f1 lbl bc11C"h, 3 BR, f1m. rm, n.•leot rustle area nr. e· u..••front ple1'-lloat. ~ br n-n Sat/Sun. 1-10 ....,ac , tx e lf'rm1 . 1 ...., ~ -r-:37 Fomle•f 541-R. 7 l.Vcs: 612-0477 il[ning, 2 flrep aces, l.N'e., 1)c)tleny Bch. CU11tm 3 Bd <f ba. Loveo ly/ ,. p11tlo. $400 n"l(I, S~ op-3 Ba -t allld"I aueosl apt. Avail St-pt. l11t Al1111 avail for Ho1I Pinch In &: Assoc. 1\on d l' po• 11 . AAklna Ctr Pflllo. Boat •J>Cf'. wltlttr rental•. llOO £. O.st Hv.-y, G?a-4392 s.'iJ,000. Hillie McCormack, U700 down '* 71414116-337'1 673--2039 *DRAMATIC VIEW* Real10" The flout ~ of NeWjlGil * • 4*7551 * * San DllfO 1n5 Harbor In CdM. Bulld<t> JOG TO llEACHI * OPEN H OUSE * WOULD YOU BELIEVE! cuttam Mmfo S BR. 2 11. J to 7 Brdrna, 2 to 4 b.alha, Sttlng i9 btJlevtrc. Auumt OJ.rtom S hr • den ~ 8A'1, tam. rm, •II ~-up IO :JXIO lq. ft, ahllke hul!der"1 low Int. loan. Low r-.d'NOOd ~-,Ntltled In Jdtth. 3 C&l' pr, wafled·ln JOOll, llll bltns A CJrptllnt. dov.'11. ;\ BR. J Ba. Low.1)1 5+ Ac. c1 •vocadol. J.:a.c In ~. By ownrr • no E-Z 11n1nd.1'11 trom $26.990. \>lew. $49,000. 10-a D&lly, Valencia ~ f'am/ ...,._,, Call far QPl R ancho La Cue1t• Port&fina L.quna.; up Nyt1 trult ""81. Cvr/paUo, bern, ....-Brookhunt • AU1nta Pl. nff Cont lf'lr')'. <1WT11l, q pr:n. Beaut WOOD'S COVE, La I u n 1 &.ch, Pool. % block to beach, l i 2 BR apt. fl"cm $1!iO wk. 2JT.'i $. Coa111 Hwy. 497.1630, 499-3929 SO. LAGUNA. Dl..X furn. S!Udkl Gank:r. Ccttap. t blks from heh. Pvt pado. $100 wldy w/ utU A ~ <.!M107 • Bonded money back guarantee • Guaranteed placement in 30 days • MOW, All lltlHTAL. PWOIL[MS IENMD T'HltOUGH THI WOfllO'S LAIMllT AN D ONLY STATt: LICENSIEO lllULTIPLE U5TING i\ENTaL NETll1Cil~ • Total Coven .. of 0t1np County Atntall Houaa• and A~rtmtnt1 • $75 to $500 -1 Bdrm to 5 Bdrm • NEW Thia rotally new service alimlnat" wa1tad time, fn11tr1tion and Jn1ecur1tt Information caused by c1r1l11& rental •1enta. A bold 1tat1ment1 You ti.ti And wt can make It *•use an rental properties are v1rified dally. Our comp!1te list 1lve1 YoU full de· scrlption and honestly describes the con· ditlon of all r11ntal1. • 3 Bedfoom,' pool, newty dee· orated. Clo&e to ..;hocls. shoppln.c A-tr.nlporV.Uon. $560 Per month. Macnab-Irvine Realty O'.lmpany 675-3210 '41.f23S awjm poola, jacuzzi. u.una, tennis cour:I. Call Mon/Fri ~ .,...,!19: Ali S:lO l wknds 96J..t622 ask for (Jludc. BONDID MONEY BACK GUARANTEE !Ii% of O. C. Available Rentals e De- i1Uz: Sl!e Big Ad Thia Sec- tion • The complete rental 30 Day Plsctment in!onoatlon Mtv.i:irif. c.. ..... teod TELE· TREND 953 of O. C. Av1llable Rent-1 'w'°A~LK=.,T~o~bc~h-&~'1~1~..,~hl~•. a.ls e Dl!otall!: Stt Big Ad Beaut. 2-story, 4 br, 2 ba; This Stttloo • The com· formal dining rm. Jg lncd plete rental lnfonnatlon ne.t-yard w/patio. $350 mo . wor-k. 962-9700 TELE-TREND 3 BR 2 Ba IN NEWPORT Townhouses -Adults WESJ'. Cptl. drpa:, bltirull Split-level 2 BR. convert. den, • walk to &Chool1 &: beldl. 2 ba., trpl., bll-im, patio: I ~l'"'=-mo~. _962"""3_c.c_~ face1 pool. 3 car gar. AvaU . 3 BR. 2 ba, cutdoor shower, Sept. ls1. $285. crPts. drp11, ia.rdene.r le w11.ter. ,Nr. bch f: tchls. 2 BR. 2 ha. new cpt, newly $250. Avail 911. 536-3903 dee. 2 car carport, S2Z>. AVAIL. Sep!. l-2 br, 2 ba RF..ALTOR 548-6.qf',6 VIII& Pacific. $235. Orlld ok, !Ii" Of o. c. AVAILABLE Pool, tennie:, Muna, J1aml. RENTALS !!;% o1 O. C. ,64i-.11J7 Ava11able Rentab1 e Olt'taUa: ""2 "BR=--. "-.=" .. ~F"•"'n"ic~,.,. . .,C,_rpto,.,.-. See Big Ad Tilis Section • No Pe&. :rblks ·rrom beach! Thi! complete rental lnfor-Utll pd. Call 962-1966 matlon nttwor1<. TELE-TREND e l YR old -3 Br. 2 Ba fam rm, din rm, crpls. drps, dbl rar. perk I: pool privU, kids 4. 1 pet Ok. $400 mofyrly. lse. Avail Sept . 644-5856 D~. 3 BR twnhsc . nr. U.C.l. lp. enc. yd. U&e'C)I a ~. te·nnls, parka, tot lotl, Mll RmrALS VERinro wrm OWNER DArLY 95-Ao cf O.C. .Available Rentals • [)e.. tan1: Ste Blg Ad Thia ~ !Ion • The. complele rent&l infomtation network. TELE..fREND • golf etc'A,'"all. Sept, 15, $325. WALKER:&. U::E, INC. i3.1-43n.4 , Available at Orange County 's leading Real Estate Brokers -.- Anolte;m -329 N. St•I• Coll••• * * ILPFFS * * -'-Se'-'nt_.a..._Ana_.. __ ...;.M;.;.;;10 A111helm -2580W.l lncotn ntESlJ.chttry 3 B!t, 2 BA Cl."'T ALL 'ntE JN~- Arwitt.fm -1735 W. )(1te11a Townhoult. Comm. Pool. 110N' ON" O. C. Rf20'ALS •utn1 Park -8283 LI P.tlm• $.1lO mo. 615«>44 Bia. llfi '1f ~c. Avw.ilabl.e Rent· COttt MIM -2790 Harbor ""' ,. BAL80A ~n. Pt. 2200 Sq. al1 • 1: Sl"t' B.ig Ad ruli.rten-1718W. Oranaelhorpe ft. 3 BR-:1 Ba. home; pert. 'fWs Sec:Hon e ThC!-com- 01rden Oroota -11501 Brookhun.t furn. Prtftt 9 mos. leue. ·plete n!ntal informaUon net· Hundnston ... ch -7682 Ed inter Awilable Seyt. lst. 6rs-:469t 'ft'Orlf. LI Habra -130W. Whittier Blvd. 3 BR. bm'. rm. bllln.'-%\.t TILE-TREND La h;lma -4947 La Pa lma b&. I..g, Uv'12& nn. I< fenced ---- Newport .. 1tth -2G4J Westchtr Or. ,yd. Nice ·~•. $300 pe.r/tnD. Sant• Ana Halght1 a6JO Otanp -2285N.Tustin Leue. 54&-4421 W ....... ~s;-.::;::.~~R~ ~-1714N.Placenha o~··~~·•GU na~Jl ""'""""' ~...._, ...,, """'"' "~n.u• ppu ._.. AL NI:.~ """"'o of O. C. Sant• Ma -2231 s. Brl&tOI 'ba ... BR ....... _..L: ,_,., •• nv n,n "'1 i< '-I• ·'"' \,oOllWo .... _ Availabae RtntaJ1 e Dl!--Tu.tfn-17221 [.17th _........, -1c -... LU.T ..,,., .... ~ • ....,., • ......,.... tallt: e..... B\r Ad ThJa Stt--Whlttilt-16123 Ltffinpell _..,. • And thn• other brokars • Newport Shores 3220 tion • 11le complete rental ,....,. -,,,_ a .. 1.,., 2969 s . CoHt""' w"ALK==To~a..=c11"'"1'--2-.-..,-i ·=l!ta>mla=T=Eo:t"'=E=· T=it=E"'=N=D=· ==-t.. Kdft -~fl.ea1ty,315S.H.ubor A-Mme, s q IR a s1 . for More Information bah. Pocla. Tean li. C011t1t 3700 OUttt.-.... Buy In ~-• ll AM IC ll PM Pl.Ac•; REALTY 494.9'70f View. Xlnt ttrml. l-n4: IRVINE TI RRACE SAVE $4,0GOI 2 BR A Studio, .. w "'""·i~128~·-9086 _____ _ I )Ir, famil)' rm, Xlnt cood. Jm~ poa. Be1uL 4 br, rttMrentor, sink. remodff. Did )'OU ewr think ol nnp- Ht~ecl Ii: ffl~ pool. Lcr. J ba. l1Ce peOo, lndM:pn1, ~. ne1r ocean, Park • Ina: that White EJephAnl ln 7 4 832 5552 aubhoule. S250 mo. Stpt 1-------..;;;.;:.;; LIDO. UNDA r~ .. Bayalde ( 1 ) • 1 '""' toly. -Ml!LnPLE LlsnNG """'· Dr. & Ptnln. watufronts, Olmt or Collect tmED of tbal okf tumttun1 AL N£'TWORK 95% ol O. C. lot, t1M1'1t latl!llc:aped. '""' O'pll, he1111 , rtraJ)NI 81!.crlllcf' .. 1. s•.•. rtnl lht attk: f(lr IOfl1ethlnc )'CM.I s»J00 thninut, 1 blk ff'l"lm bch . SITS, C.U 494--47!14 cu Ulf:f Try tbt Tn6en Open »ou.e 14 S.L 4r: ~ m .!iX>. "'""r .. -111 carry mt: QtJICXER TOO CAIL, Pandbe celumn M Uie DlJ. 1800 ,. 1'm'lcr 2nrt rnnrtw,. MS-1154. 11{£ 9iJOCl:lt YOU S!:lJ.. ly PtJnt Want A' ott-wat., Lido homeo. l_.;_, .... ...;3' TELE-TREND SYSTEMS INC. lf i ,.allf oot "'" bartl Av•ilal>lo Rent"1• • lJe. BIU Gnind,y, RJlr. 642A620 The wo!1d't mo•t complete to fl!pl&cl. J'ult M.Cch tJ')I 11111: Stt Bia Ad This ~ BAJ..BOA J.11. Atfl'. J er .,1, t::::J incl aceurata rental tumttun A m}tct~J lion • n.t compll!te mu&J llpc 4. Aui thru Lllbor DIJ'. ~ Information teMct enltUMJ Ln 'tbt , Q.UiWed lntonnadan nef\l•orif. wsntel"'-'10 re'"'-. 57l-l!\03 4 1_~:::::::::::::::::::'.!:=====~ · . .::-=::.":....-.:i+o..--TELE~TRE,..D _,. • ; I ; I ' ' r I • [ ' . 1 ' ' ' .. " I • !) I· ' •• c· l " 1 , ,, DON'T PINCH YOURSELF (You're Not Dreaming) But You Can .. PINCH YOUR PENNIES with a PILOT PENNY PINCHER • • Classified Ad 3 LINES 2 TIMES ,. • Any Item Priced $50. or Less (If mort then ont lttm, tM combintd tot1I cannot exceed $50.) 642-5678 YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD DIAL DIRECT -------------------~-------------_____ __,_....,,.__... ____________ ~-----·-·· ---· --~-----.-----· --------- • • Saturdiy, AugUSl lS, 1970 OA.ILV PJLOT 2$ . RENTALS --• RENTALS Hous•• Unfumlt hed Coastel l700 WHFI'E Water view •• Pr1'/. Le•~ lovely older home 2 br. 2 ha, den, din rm. tam rm, $350. mo. 495-t~ eves. Laguoi<i ~ch • 3705 AVOtD CARELESS REM'AL AGENTS !li% Q( 0. C. Avail· able Ren111l1 e Details: &.e- Big Ad This Section e The complete renlal information netwwk. TELE-TREND AVAIL Sept, 10, 3 br, 21 ~ ba. Ocean vw. Nr. golf course, schl, Alpha Beta. Lse $35'1 mo. Up Wesley to 308TJ Driftwood Or. 4gg...30S7 $265. Beau!. 3 br/2 bn, custom bit. Span. beams.-frplc view Spacious. 832-1~49 eves. BEAUT. 3 Br, nr all. Vie""'- $350/mo. Morning & Eve. 494-2':J21. or l'.'Ork 644-2313 ext. 224 3707 Laguna Niguel ·----LEASE $250, 3 BR, 2 . BA, cpts, drps, VIEW, BEACH & POOL priv. 830-41TI Apll. fU....lshtd Gener•I 4000 Just For Single Adults SoUtJi 8aY C ub la a whole nt.W W83I' ot life Maianed Just fo.r $!ogle Pe<IP~. Jl's fl.In living with wann, dy: namic nelghbon, Irs a sttl.00'.> Clubhouse w i t h befilth club, &au.nas, swim. ming poo1, part:/ room, biL liardlt, indoor &Qll driving ra.n.ge, tennis courts, pro shop and resl~nl tennis pro Single, 1 &. 2 Bedroom lux- ury 11.partrnents with all Uie modem conveni('nt:es avail. able. Furnished and unlur~ '·heel. RENTS FROM $150 to $350 NEWPORT BEACH 880 Irvine Ave. lrv;ne & 16th ( 714) 645-0550 SOUTH BAY CLUB APARTMENTS • . • . .,,... ' , i'··· rr Oakwood ... a new way to live in Ne\vport Beach lt'11 fun, fjne n~bon 'and prfisUge livi ns. all in one luxurious package. That's Oal· · 'vood Garden Apartments in NP.'V11port Deach, ;ust minutes from. BaJboa's Bay and beaches .. THE HIGHLAllDER "Scottish Treat" 16161 Parkside L•. Mgr. 142·19'9 San Diego Frwy t0> Beach Blvd, • blks So. to Holt. w on Holt l blk. LA QUINTA HERMOSA "Modt;:rn Spanish" 16211 Parkside Ln, Mgr. 147-5441 FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN Lush landscaping, cabana, covered court. yards, sunken swim'g pools, BBQ's & foun- tains. _, "THE ULTIMATE IN APTS" BRAND-NEW APT-HOMES Never befol\" 11\lf!d in. Pri· vale patio livlllg. N t a r beach lt shoppin1o;. All new built·illS, dishwUheN. w/w carpeting, dni.~. priva.tt living, e 3 BR-2 BA-frpl~'.. plw; e 2-BR·2 B1'\-pal!OS • l BR"l BA-<jeluxe single Cortican Apt. Home' SUNFLOWER AVE. Btwn S. ~1a1n & Bristol Localed i,. mile E. of South COA.111 Plv.a Shopping Centt"r c.u 540-1973 E-. S4S.2321 1 MERRIN1 AC .X,wooos 1 BR's-From $150 2 BR's--From $175 ' New 1.;i Blt, 2 BA .. !Um All util. incl. Furn & Unfurn. 'or unftlrn. alr..cond. self ===='======~======::::== clean oven, beam ttillng, 1 dlbwr, priv gar, elevaton, Costa Mei• 4100 Huntington Beach 4400 tMrapy + .swim pools,. 1---------BBQ·s. saunas, clubhoU&e.. -;;:;;;;;::;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;1 Adults. F'rom $140. Just • East of 2600 Harbor near Furn. I BR & BACHELOR 111,0 Newport Blvd, CM ON BEACH '• Naben C.dJllao at 425 Merrimac Way. 54s..6300 Mission Vie1·0 3708 ----~----Live where the fun is! 'J'hrre's a 1,'J million doJJat Clubhou!lc \\'ilh .par1y room, billiards room, indoor golf driv· ing range, men's and Y,·omen's health clubs, saunas, tennis courts, resident tenn is pro <1nd ·p1'9-:.hop. and Olympic size pool. Ail 1h is, and mu ch more, just steps from ~oo e pro[esi::ionally decorated apartmen!. r .-1 1 i1 , 'rith private balcony/patios. Air c:ontiil:.J1:· MERRIMAC WOODS new luxury 1-2 BR, ai?'-OOnd. 425 !\terrimac Way. 56-6300 See class 5100 • 2 l\R. Furn. From S285 Carpetl-drape!Kllshwasher beated poo.1-sauna-ttnnia 2 BR, 1 ba. singie story garden uDi1. Shag crpts, · drpR, dish\\'asher, patio. bt"amed Cf"Hing, frplc. !if'p. garage. A'*3.lts, no pets. Sl70. 2650 Elde'n, ;,a1--005:z or 642-8996 Mgr, Unit P. 18 OFFICES in O.C. TO SERVE YOU. 95'/t. of O.C. Ava.ilable Ren. lals • Details: See Big Ad This Section • The coinplete. rental lnformalion network. TELE-TREND RENTAL option or t1ell. 1 yr. 4 br-air-crpt/dprs, nr. elem sch. XTRAS + ! 831~151 alt 7 pnl Dina Point 3740 2 BR home, ocean v1r>.1., Sl75 mo. on yftllt' lsr. ls1 & last req'd. BltN;, fenced yHl'rl. Avail immed. 546-2759, 34096 El Contento fOR LEASE, 4 BR. 2 Ba. New paint & cari~ting. 2 Children O.K. S275 ~Tooth PO INT REALTY 496-5323 DON'T JUST WISH tor 1 furnishings for your home, tind great buys in tcxiay's ClassWed Ads. PALM MESA APTS. 1 BR f'URN. $149,50 Bachelol'3 }o"'urnished from S135. n\o./mo. OK e POOL e SAUNA • JACUZZI 1561 ~1esa Dr. Cos1a Mesa Phone 546a9860 RENT FURNITURE * DIRECT TO TENANT 24-Hr. D<'livery l00','1i Purchase Option Conrpletc 1 BR Apt as u,,v as $22/mo. JG.Day Minimum • WIDE VARIETY' CUSTOM FURNITURE RENTAL 517 W. 19th SI .• 01'. 548-:WSl i11g/fireplaces optional. u • Oakwood Garden. Apartments On 16lh Street between Irvine a.n d Dover Dr. .(714) 642·81 i O Sp1cinu1 •htd.iO. 1 •' Jeitrooll'I 111ile1. T111"hb1d nr J1nfurlliall.1tl. ·Sl&f to $311.. l11untdi1t1 Occup111ty BEAUTIFULLY FURN. 'l BR. Beam celling. H1d Pool. $165. 22n Maple. Adults, no pets. Avail now. SMALL lra!ler, priv yard. Older work'g man o r pensioner $55/mo util pd. 548-2752 rec roo~an views patios-ample parkina:. Security guards. FURN. also Av;iil HUNTINGTON PACIFIC TlrE VICTORIAN NE\V 2 Br. I~ Ba v.·/ gtl1'. S\55. Adu.Its. Crpts, drpc. bllns, toed yrd w/ Jl6(kl, ill OCEAN AVE., H.B. 667 E. Vi('!oria l EJ • 1n.t) SJG.1481 636-4120. Ofc. open 10 anr6 pm Dally -,.;;-;-.. .-..-.,==.-I Monagro by QUIETI ALL NEWI Wlll.IAM WALTERS CO. Cpts. drps, bit-ins. 2 BR. 1 BR. 1 BA \\'ith carport.1 '!"~~"" ... !'!0""'!""'"""I Adults, no Pt'ls. Nr Harbor Easts1de . $150 mo. College e BLK to bch! Q ui-et , & Adams. Garage available, COIT AGE $55 p I u 10 utilities. 333 \\/. Bay St. c.~t. Office. Spa.Cl' 2 stuckonls. Ai::enf 546--4141 snd-prf! new 1 Br f150. Prv i ~""=""-'·~----~ 1 BR, furn, Sl50 incl util patio. gar, Sngl adlts. cpl. 2 BR. drps, crpts. sw!m'.11: -=========,.-,========::. & pool. Adults. no pets. 20Z-A 14th j 36 -13 19 , pool & gar. Also l BR. General 4000 642-23113 673-1784 , cpts, drpi;, pool gar. No ---------I Costa Mesa 4100 · children, no pets. Quiet * SUN_N_Y __ *_111\1!~0. N~~u1t:C~~:1Y. r~ Laguna Beach 4705 neighborhood. 642-80ot2 REMARKABLY UNBEIJEVABL Y EXTRAORDINARILY BEA1Jl'IFUL Elden. 646-9'118 eves. SPAC, ctea.n 3 BR. 2~ Ba, * ACRES * TO ~1aturt' employed womao f'restily painted. New drps f'URNJSHED 1 Br. apt, util \\'/teferences. ch6.rmhig l It wfw crpt. Ell!(' bltns, lrg * Motel·Apts. * ~·~~:dults, no pets. BR. clean. quaint, resklen-cov patio. Nr schls & frwy. Studio & 1 Bedrooms . till! neighborhood, close No pets. 545-4893. LOW RATES SHARP, C'Ompact l br. quiet !hopplllg & beach. $115 mo. BEAUT l'l"W duplex unit. Day, Week or Month bldg. Adults only, $135 mo. incl. ut!I. 494-8392 · Ni~ prlv. patio. cpts. Ii: , "From $38.50 Wk. Val D'is•r• Garden Apts Putting green. waterfall & stream, flowers everywhere, 45' pool, rec. room, billiard&, BBQ's, Sauna, furn.-unfUm, 1 & 2 Br. also Singlet from $135. See it! 2000 Parsons Rd., 642-8670. Between 1-lar- bor & Newport. 2 Blk N. 19th • Color TV Air Corll:I. 34Q..9T:l2 • $15n-Lovely 1 Br. apt drps., bit-in kilch. 2 Br. e Pool It P hone Serv Incl I 2 BR. downstairs. Kids * SUO.Studio. Near beach! I Ba. Din. area. Choice • .. ; ' /" ;rd" ·r:; Read Cla111ficatfon1 For Expert Assistance 6500-6900 In the DAILY PILOT From $165/mo. Luxury. Sin. gle Apt:;. Complete n1a\d service, housewares, linens, all util, heated pool. VILLAGE INN Laguna Beach 494·9436 BALBOA INN Balboa 67!).8740 TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT · WANT AD HOLlDAY PLAZA DELUXE Spacious 1 Bdrm. Furn 11pt. $135. Plus ul il. Heated pool. Ample park· Jhg. No childrt>n -no pets. 1965 Pomona, C.f.1. Costa Mesa 4100 CLEAN1 Small 1 BR .• w/w crpls, drps, elec bllns, nr Frwy. Adults. 545-4893 $150 -vel'y nice 2 BR n)()bile home. $100 -t BR. tr11·. Adults-only no pets. 132 W. Wilso11, CM 548-9577 e J\1airl Service avail ok . S125/mo. 1925 Pomona. Resp . Emply'd adults. llN'a 645-0128 aftf'r 6 PM 1 Signal S<l. of 0 .C, 891-48&5. 494-4200 QUIE'I' ADULT LIVING 1.-airgrounds I BR. !"'urn. oo children. Ot' LGE l BR. 2 blki~ to lx·h. 1 & 2 Br. Shag crpts, bltns, 2376 Newport Blvd. pt>ts, $12;> mo. Nc,1·ly furn. $16.1 incl util. pool. beaut. lndgcpd . $150 54S-91a5 • Call 64~1848 .-\\lkndli : -tM--0588 & SliO mo. incl all util, ./ NASSAU PALMS. 1 &. 2 -2 Bn. 2 BA, view, ~i blk 24.l Avocado St. 6'16--09~ BR Apts. Furn!; Unt. Pool. Newport BeM:h C200 bch. No child. no prt, $350 MODERN '.? Br. t~~ B&. ping-pong, BBQ. s hady BAYCLIFF MOTEL: mo. llw. Mrs. Nep494-5250 Crpts, drps, GE ltltch., !av.n~. 177 1:. 7.21'<1 SL ~----. ~ patio, f'ncl g11r. Nr. bus. &12-3&15 .. LO\\ WEEKLY RATES * San Clemtntt 4710 $158. Adults. ~lgr. 124 E . ~-URN. Sml 1 Br, Crp1g, Kitchen, 1'V':oi, maid service. :lOth drps. bltnN. Wkly or Hr11ted Pool. l BR, llv. r m, kit & bath NR New 2 Br. Jii Ba, nionthly. Ulil pd. No 646-326.') OcNl.n vtev.'. wlk 10 bell, cpt/drp, sfv-dshwhr, gar. hid "' El aho p p\ng .t. fihow, A••I 8/28. 7" W. w1·1,.n c m. no pep;. 1 & 2 BR furn & unfurn. bl 92 ~ reasona e rate 4 -9996, .,_,.., """" Camino Dr 546-0451 Crpts, drps, patio. pool, bit. 492-5189. ""'-'""° ADULT 1 BR: New crpl!I, ns. :140 to $160. Seaclilf RENTALS . 1 BR. $150. 2 BR $165. Pool., blrins. $135/mo Call eves Afanor Apts. 1525 Placentia. Eltt. & wtr pd. Adlts, no 54S..2897. 54.'-2682 ask about our dis· Apts. Unfurnished pets. Mesa Manor. 24'1 ""'"' j ,G~-;·;~•;r;•~l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;SOOO~~jr~w~ilfson~A~,~·~.c~·~·~·~'""':,:;;'c,405~·~ General 4000 General 4000 G.ner1I 4000 • OCEAN VIEW • Winter NEW custnm trj..plex. l-3BR, ~:::;::.., ____ .=::...::.o:;:;;c.:.:. ____ _cc;.;...;;.;;.;..;.;.; _______ l 1se • 2 br. $225 mo; or 2 br 2BA. frple $260. 1·2BR, 28A, JOIN THE NEW REPIJBblC An Adult Apartment Community FOUNTAIN VALlEV TUSTIN GARDEN GROVE HUNTINGTON BEACH lif ljtlitliililfa futt lllfld9 tot llvlo1. load• of llvlnt rooio In t 111d 2 bedroom .,.nmtott From $14~ AIR CONDITIONED• DISHWASHERS 0 Private l'otfos 0 8alconle1 0 ShClg Carpetlnf a Dtapas Cl lullt-fnl 0 Pool 0 110'1 D Laundry 0 Covertd PatkJn9 a htRI Storo9t OJatunl Pool D .Savnd 0 + lam. ""· 1250 mo. l'ami-VEN DOME '"'" 1210. ,.. w. 18"', ly w/am children o k . IMMACULATE AP'l'S! '646-.10£6, 6'1M565 ~64i.5436 ADULT and AV.Al~ now ... by owner .J O CEANFRO N T kiwer FAMILY Section Br, 3 Ba -.pt In 4 unit duply . 2 BR, l~ ba, frplc Cl t h · • p k bldg. Pref. adult1. Ph.- $245. mo. Avail 9/10 to 6/10 ose 0 ' opptng, Ir 557-6248 * Spack>u1 3 BR's, 2 ba 1-==~==~=~·I 64&-2830 * Swinl pool, put/green NEWLY DECORATED 2 BR UPPER·wa1k to bch. * Frpl, indiv/lndry fac'I~ 2H ~Rp C:iitAds. ~rps, blt·ins, $250 Incl uUJ. Yriy avail 1845 Anah•im Ave. I • oo . u ts. no pets. 9/1 714-67~7045. 2 1 l · COSTA ~JESA 642_2824 $14a. 149 East Bay. 447-9443 ~~~~~,..~~"""1$170, 2 BR. bath &: 1,t studio, .,-=a=n~N~,-w-po-,-,~l~sh-1od~. ~C~l,-.o-. NEW 1·2-3 BR's. All bltns, drps, cpts. patio. AvaU 9/1. Drps, Cpts, t person. $125 cpt/drp, gar. Nr. S. Coast 714: 5'1S-S30! or 213 : yrly. 673-£613 P laza. 541)..1973. 545--2321 :.92-5227 e WINTER RENTALS e * DELUXE .I & 2 BR Renl NOW for SepL! Costa Mes• 5100 Carden Apts. Bit-ins, prlv.· A.BBEY REALTY ~3850 1---------palio. heatf'd pool, rtplc. LUXURIOUS Beoch tml. 2 FAIRWAY Adul". $l4' mo. "6·516.1 Br. Avail. 9/12/70 NEWLY painted 1 81\ 6/26/71. $225 mo. 646-9160 VILLA APTS. w/"'W w/w ept. v.., 1Dx50 2 BR. Mobile Home. quiet. S120. 523 Bernard St., Quiet couple w/refs, Call 2 & 3 BR's l=c"""'=='"=· =c--.,.--=,-1 ~49 e BACHELOR apt -utiHtieil Private patio, pool • tndiv. 1 . hed E 18 h •~ laund"" fae. urnis · .. t • ..,,,. 'J 54~31 Near Orange Co. Airport &i-=;-;;-=::--=::-;=-"I Corona def Mar 4250 UCI, Adul!s only. 2 BR, Cpts, drps, hltns, : LEASE -Lovely I br & 201Zl Santa Ana AW>. patio, Adult cpl. $13.1. drn or 2 br. l \-2 blks to "'0 n371 • • 54"6735 Mgr, Mrs. Joachim, Apt 3-A '~-~~~~.,....~~·~~,_,I beach. Adul1~. Sl95 11\Q. 1· ~ 67J..{;101 I LRG 2 & 3 BR, 2 Ba * • • * Frplc, blt-lns. crpts, drpa * T & 2 BR. 1''urn & Unf. El Puerto Mesa Apts. encl gar, patio. 546-1034 Limited number avail • Jamaica Hole!. 673-8120 * • * * SPAC 3 Br. cpl!, drps. pooli 1·2 Bedroom Apts. • l11n1. & 2 kids ok. 2214 BACHELOR, near ocean, 2 S130 up lncl. uti!llle11 College Ave, No. 2. 646-0627 aduHt only. Refrig. Sum-Also rum. Pool & Recreation 3 BR 2 811 freshly painted; hm~'~',,",."-"..,1_· ",,.,~,.,''°',..,.·..,.--I area. Quiet Environmenl New' crpttdrp&. bltns. XInt I 1 BR apt. \ii blk 10 ocean. Oil islreet parking. No pets. Arefl. S175. 5.57..fi151 Util pd. $12.'> mo. &: up. 1959-1961 Maple Ave, KING Site deluxe New-J ~ Seaview, CdM. Costa Mesa Br, 1 ~ Bathll. All el(tf'U~ LRG Bach. prlv entr, S. or $200. 646-1116, 6il--115S I Hwy, Beam ceiL Refrig. No BAY MEADOW APTS kftch. $115 inc util. 67S-6904. New excltlfll" 1 BR, S140. o .. 1::" 2 B1r. Cl'J!.'d'· 1drps, hllnl!!, BACHELOR-rmmac. Quiet, 2 BR, $165. Beam ccili~. ucam c ngs. " u lll. no peta. Wood peti'lr, .shag crptg, From $140. 546-5386 resp., nature emply'd male. prfv~ Pltki, tome w/friilct * * 1 BR. Newly carpeted! SUS ulil pd. 873--91~ Pool, sand volley ball crt, d"':pe:!I, elec. k Itc h en! B•lboo hl•IMI 435! NEARLY NE\\': 3 br. 2 ba, 811 clec/kitchl'n, r r p I c , patio, BBQ. Also 4 br. 3 M.. I>.aU Sept-June, 638-8470 or 539-8831. I 3 BR !K!I> boute UUI Ind. Lesse U'lfitn10. Nr. Soutit Bay. Newly dee. Ca It PMadena IZJ.31 1fl8....400.1 3. BJ\, NEW. f'lltn:. <*' unf. Yrl)r • .[)Ock prtvtl•11 1 , 6Ta..6Sf0, l05 GnL.nd c..mi L [ T • ISLE. wtnter -Rerll•I New lie4U)Ce 2 BR • IUndtc.k. Avt.U 9/12. $200. 6°Wr46 --Huntington le•ch 4400 ~~~-·--~~~ 1 SR 1113ue11ok.y cltan for 1 or 2, fl~ + dcp. 528 llth St. 1-lu. Beach. S36-0-ll4.. Sll.turdllY -OtME;.A...UNESI Saturday -DINE-A-LINES! rec bldg., pool table11. put. Ch.ildttn ok. Ph. 646-8158 ting green. Adultt, no pets. e 2 Br. 1 ~ii ba, new crpts, r. W. Bay, Open House drps. SlaQ mo. l child oki. U.T pm da.ily, 64&0073. 545-2"86. lc-c~=C7."~---,i l Like Living In Your • l A 2 BR. Nl'Wly arpeted1 OWN HOME •• I I drape1. l'ltc. kl tchen 1 Why p-.y $l73 tor an 1pt? • ~hl\dttn OK. Ph. 646-8153 when Wt can l'(llll you one e l RR du~x-lge yard, N.E i for $140. 2 BR, ncv.'IY de<:, Colla !\le&fl. $115 338-7381 erpt/drp, encl patloll, apac &md•. % Pools! Adults only. Newport Beaq. 5200 2238 Fount:1.in Way E. (Har- bor, tuzn W. on WlllM), PENINSULA 3 & 4 BR. ~ M S• •PTS BA, r1rep1, b1t-1ns, c:rpts, VILLA E A A • d ..... urn • SJ26 ""'' and 2 BR. Pttv PflllO. Hid pool. :vrly. ~ l 2 ~ encl'd 111r. ChUdren NEWER -arl •Pl •• wtloome, no pell please? -~ Y s 11""' 719 W Wlloon Penin~IA. 3 BR. $300 mo. o;>.;I mo . . . 6'f5..5.'\32 "6-1251. 1~=~~~~~-• N_EWLY Redec. UDPtr 3 HARBOR GREENS BR. 2 BA. Walk l• boachl CAR.DEN &: STUDIO APTS S240 mo. Year!)'. 6U-6l16 Bnch. l, 2. 3 8R'1. from $110. COLO ~tfd&.lUon 2: rut, 2 BA. 2700 Pttenon Wl)', C.M. $11Wl~. Liit.. !\ft;r. 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And you'll be surprised at how fast you _ c'dn · sell · . .. just about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified-ad .. . . Try it today. Every day is a good day to use · . . DAILY PILOT WANT ADS . ~ ' (And You Can Charge Th~m) . - ' "' , • . • ' E 642-567 < ' ' 1 " ' • . I • • ~ 1\ ~ .. ' I • • I ' ' . . . . • - , LroAL NOTICE SUl'••IOlt cou•t ,01'" '"' STAT• OJI CAl.t•OINIA l'"Olt TMI COUNTY 01' OllAN•• <:.At• NUM•lll D-»1•f IUMMONI IMAllltlAOll In r• !M ,...rrl••I 1t l'etltlllMf': GEltALDINE C. llOlli:lllTWN. i nd llltsl'Ofld"'I: WINSTON Ill . lllOIERTSON Tl Ille R.....,.,..,I: TM "ll!loMr t\el Iii.cl' I ... llllon,C- ""1\nt vour ,....rrl1ee. You ITW'I fltw • Wfln.., ••-w1fllln llllrtY .. ""'° el T"-d1t1 f!l&I lhll .um-II M"'M 1111 ft'll. 11 .,._, 1111 to 1111 1 wrlttlft. ''""" .. wltll!fl wc:h lh•M, y(M,lr d.tlvlt ptll Y be ot11twACI and ll>t CllUrl IN'f 1111_,. 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DONNA HAflWOOO, IAl.l, PelllioMr Ml 111"' a Hllllon. wllh It" d.,I( 11'1 11'11 COlll"I for .., order cMflt lnt Pellllonitf'I Mint lrom D 0 H H 1' 14AflWOOO IAll It DONNA HAflWOOO Cll!flMONT; , IT 1$ OflOElllEO lh•! •II ,.,_,, lfl· twnted 1,, IM •MV••nllll9d .... ner •• -r Mlort 1M1 Coutt •I t :• •·"'~ Oft S..I: ll, lt10, lfl 1M cDIH"I,._,, el DeN•I· mtftl No. l, •I lM court"°"" In Sol"'• ,.,,., c ...... ,, ol Or•""· C.lflorfli.. Md -ce-. 11 '"'' ""'"' 1111 ""'""' fer cti..... .................. not DI! ..-•nttd. ,IT 15 PUill:THlll 01t0Elllf0 !Ml t .yofthltOf"d.VfOl-Ctllfftll! ll\llllbMcl lfl lM Ot llY J'llol, • --ef-•t l (l•,ulltlorl 'rlnl..:I lfl !ht Cwn· ty ol' Or.,.,.e, C•lller,,11, •~ • week i.r htvr 1uc;cn1lve -• ,,...,. II JM 4'11 "' "' l!leTi ... Gii 11>1 !N!lllorl. OA°Tl!O: A111'111I 7 1t10. llt.,.,,...,. Thomp- Jud" of file S1111tr10r Cour! JAMii T. CAl'ltlTl """""" al llW tin Dwe•I or1v1, lwllt J H._rf ltlCh, C1lllrRll Hu.I cn•J ro.wn "'""""" ,., fltflllolMI" P'11~ll1hed O•eMI Coa&I O•llY P'!lol, Aufl.lit lJ. ti. " ..... '''""'""' s, ,,10 1J21-1C LEGAL NOTICE ClflTl,ICATI OP IUtlMIQ "ICflTKM.IS Ill.AMI .,. ... vnclHllenlid delft c...,lf\I he 111 COfl· d\1Cll119 • llullMll ., M'4I N __ , ll'ld., Cffl• ,,._,..,, C1lllorfll1, un6.-lht lk- 111....,_ lirm Mnll irl l!NVlflONMIHT! and !Mt wld firm !1 <.Oll'IPOMd el IM Joi-Int "''°"' wtoo"" name 1,, lull •M el-llf ... ldenc:t II II fol-I: Don a r ... n. llll'> l l<tOO, a1111oe, c1111. 0.11111 ""'· "· lt1t Don l ... ...,, STATIE OF CAllFOllNIA, OltAJrlGIE COUNTY: °" •-• ,, lf10, Mt«• me. • Jr1111ry ,ullllc In •I'd tor wloil t.1•111 "'IOl\'llY 1~rtod Don .,..,.,. ~-ft to ,,,. re IM '"' "'""' wi..11 ,,.,,,. 11 11.111M:rl1Md I• !M wltrlln lflltr-t 1MI 1dul0Wledl ed "' p'°'llflcl IM ....... (Citrldl1 ,..1) J~ l .•D1v11. ' Nallrv P'ubllc, c1111orn1t P'rlncll>el 0111,. In Or•11t• ,...,,.,,, MV COll'Wri!11!1111 (llJ\rfl •J1111• 11. IN• l'vbllf!ltd 0•1fl'9t' C0t01! Dt!IJ' .. lltl. A ... 11.i 15, 22. 2t ...... kl:rltmbel' '· 1'10 ' llH-711 LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE • 6 4 ' ' 2 •• I 5 6 7 8 D A I L y p· I l 0 T c L A s s I f · I E D 6 4 2 -5 6 .. 7 8 ' .. , sai ... .,, -~. 1'110 DAILY PllOT 17 RENTALS __ RENTALS REAL ESTATE Ill.AL fSTATI IUSINISS and ANMOUHCIMINTS Aph. Unfumllf\od •~ Unfumhl1ed ' -••I l'INAHCIAL ...i NOTICIS RENTALS Ar!'= Univ"""'"" .,.,.. Genitral Irvine -lr¥1no 52"1 Huntlntf_on lluch 540I Olfl .. Ranl•I .071 1...i-W....., 6* p.,_,.1, O~EANFRONT , ..... Ran!•l•W•nted -NEWPORl'~ol· BUT'• 1-•••II ATHENA'S tundeck. bc.b... Nrwr:r, .Sll&C NEEDED Approx Sept .tloM. ~-1!.~" bolt.Dea Nottl. 111.oltlle cl thesw..t:Strtpwtlb . NOW Let\SING! Pork~ike l(ving fo, fomi- lies with child,41\ ond odults. I, 2 ond1 bed- rooms, furni5hed or unfurnished. Shag car. pets, drapes, air conditioned, with self. cleaning ovens. Complete $-400,000 recrea· tion Club in three acre park. Pools, tenni s, voneybo ll, hoolth club, teen focilit ies ond < P'• -school! N • x I lo shopping ond golf course. near U.C.I. and Newport Beach. From $150 per mo. At San Diego Fwy. and Culver Drive in Irvine. Phone ·933.3733. dlJi 2 B,, bltno, .,,,,.., drpa, 1$.nke S br -..,i ba. HlO W. Out H.,,,. -put. mall-. ... .,., .... &Ida -refris, lndry. Nr shopt; 1: prdftTed Co ~tive c.oup. wU1 1D¥Mt IMO !(.. HOLLYWOOD ., ~~.,,, Ad"1r., boby ok. u~y~i.~-~ Commercl•I 1115 -No.~ DlllJ Pilot MASSAGE YOU WALK 3 bJlm 10 brach. 1l"112M>O C.I CORNER MoMJ 19 a.-Q20 AJmcat1f fltW I&: 3 BR apt. In Colta Mna with drive.In Dbl FAl'llLY wiahfs to rent or nttaurant, incl. all equip.. iu. ':Pl, w/w crpts, leue w/option 5 br home A tht NW t drps, d&t::Yshr, J ba. $22l w/pooi. Up to ~-Lovin&: TMnt. t , • corner o mo. No ... 1.1-ta, <hlldn Plattntia A Centr:r, •clJ. the -,.... ~.El Toro/Lag~na v~ Shop •••C "--• ok. 536-17ll ... ta pu.. r:nlt'r . ....._. Beach atff. IJ9..llll 1.rnns " only $45.000, Call NEAR Huntillt'lon Harbour New Trlp&r:xe1. Quiet area. l..Jy 1, 2 &: ! BR. Dlshwa.!iher Sl50 up. Child/pet OK. (213J !192-2623 or tn4\ 846-3559. CAN'T BE BEAT S1nv,e Story South S..a Atmosphe:re 2 Bedn:lom 7 &ths Room1 for Rent 5'9S Waltt'r P er ah a 11 , r:vu:. 544--2167. RETIRED Proteas. couple Tustin Auocialet Tnc. desirr:a d8.n, attractive 1 ,"'=al-'=°"=~~---"'-_1_440_ woo-rental. ~t wtrfroot NEWPORT 8nch comer lot or view loca tion. 30xll:5ft.()Ny$3500down. R..fr:rtnces. Write O • i I y Pilol Box P 1069 _ HUNTINGTON fk.ach. U3 * BEA.UT. home w/ pool mi. So, ot F.dlnpr .i ~ ha.a extra BR for •mpl. ll76 Sq. ft. bkf&:, on lot 15 x lady. ?rlvll. $85 mo. S461f40 150. OOu. l Bed.room. tuU bath. No kitehf"n. Pvt patio.· 3 blk to Rt'aJonomlc. Corp. Commttcia1 .8kr. mtillO 1st TD Lo~n 1% INTEREST 2nd TD Loan Now witk a mw locadon "' NEW,.ORT BEACH ni Cid s~ .. Cid • w . Cout Hwy ln I.he Te:nm butd • equity. Newport Shorn Center =~ ... --~~ SirCt.. Wk»wod -Di"°""" S.ttler Mortta1• co. MEN & WOMEN SJI E. l?tb Strer:t Eweyonn kJoldnc lot the --ript one. w~ have a way, Rul Elf•te LNM 6M So ~ us A bezin to Jive! 5(1-6116f 24 hr. tte0rd. [I\. WILL maJle 2nd T .D.'a by sthute of ~ ScientWc: Re. m.tiJlC Lit I: ~.. pvt *"1l'tft. f .~ .. $M-ll'l6". ·---..===.----1 :=::;:=====·-WOMENll I Slim do.wn. !me inchn. fee-I br:lttt with E.Z Trim ~eel .1nd man.,.t by The lrvlna Comp1ny bc:h. 673-1023 til 11:00. e S STORES, $110,000. 5 ==--~~--.· I 698 w. 19th St. Bethel FURN. room, kitc:h. ptiv. Towr:is c:omu. S48-1'1'68 qt. Ladies only. 1998 Orangf"' Mfa, Co """' S15 M Heme ,,,,.,..,_, -. .. . lot.~-SecuHd. only $69.95. E-Z ~it ..,. .... =""=;;:-=o;',.'•'"'"°"•,.·'"',.--I terms avallablr. For hi i) lndu1trl1I Rental 6090 ANNOUNCEMENTS home demonatn.tk>n call ., Priv. sg:I r1n. in large C.i\l. 511-4345 '" Aw., Of. M&-8137. 518-6159 Newport Budt 5200 pool home w/young tam. Yg Commercial Ir: induabial and NOTICES , :} PARK NEWPORT Hiah on lady pref. 642-3755. spacekn'lr:ueonSanCir:ro F _, F .,. ._ .. _ ALCOHOUCS Anonymoua '• Corona dtl Mer ' ~~,.-;=,.-,==-::°'I F • --· N'-··I n-L ou.-.. ( NII -•> -...__ .,.,. .....,1 or v.Titr: to :: a blutf overlooldna: the "l $1.5 PER Week.up wt wy nr ..._. ... na '6""' ...,., ,.,....,.,. .,....,.,.L water. 7 pooh, 7 iennis crts, Heated Pool kitchen. $35 pr:r wttk·up ta El!!<:trie 831-1400. KEYS 7cund on beach vie, P.O. Bolt 1.2l3 Costa Mesa. :: $750,000 Health Club It Spa. ~-~ -Apts. MarEL 548-975.l f'OR ~ sq ft pr1mr: hl&Dd i: Balboa. Inquire · i} S.ch .. l or 2 BRs. AJeo Q. Plenty of Ja11•n NICE Room in pleasarit 'A'atthlr: IP&ee-ail or part. al front counter, Daily Announcementl 6410 :i 2 sty Townhouses w/2 or home, good location. Kitch. Irvine Ind. ti-tr. Bullard Pilot, 2%1.l Balboa, N.B. Frrd MacDonald :• 3 BRS. Elec kitch., priv. ON TEN AOt.&S Carport &: Stora.re priviJ. $50/mo. 548-5998. s.t6-805.l f'OUND Tiitt kitten with itr:dallion Home Builder a. baloony, ar patio. Flwn S1T5 1 I: 2 BR. Furn 4': Untu:m NEW bldg, .1368 to 2300 ft, ftea collar and a e-arrinr 2 Bro.1Ze ij lo SClO. Subten-anean parkr, nrtplaOll J priv. pa&a I Hlg~~~~E Motels, TraUer Nr. Baker &: Fairvit'w, 1 on collar. Mna Vr:rdt area Medallions @ " r:lr:v., oPt. ma Id llt'r., Pooll. Tenls . O>ntnt'l Bldst. Courts S9'7 yr lease. SUlllvan 548-nt& ~78 at l2T &. 329 th 1 conv. ahop'a:. Mode)J; Opr:n 900 Sta Line, CdM 6-U-2tiU San~~~ ~~525 RENT M·l, U25 sq ft. $125 FEMALE German Sht'phenl. Via Lido Saud l 8 am · 10 pm Dally (to 6 (MacArthur nr. O».st Hwy} I WEEKLY Ratn. SEA mo. 13:55 Logan, c .a.t. blk lr tan about S mo& oM. 613-6450 l pm Sat.l Loe. at Jam. LLES LARK MOI'EL. 2301 6Th&.16 Q,oAe chain fou.nd in uppt-r ·-· l bm!e .i San Joaquin Hills l BLK to ~h -clr:an VILLA MARSEI NeWpOl't Blvd, Costa Mes.1. b&y &1"'@9. ~1053 Cematery Lots "11 1 Rd. in Nwpt Bch. Juat N. 2 br, 1~ ba, stow. rer. BRAND NEW 1::c-e~/~~-~P~~a:'. CAT: Grr:y ltriped be.de .1 . I ot Fashion lsland. 644-1900 Adu.115.. no pe:1s • S 2 2 5 . SPACIOUS Misc. Rentals St9t 1£e rev door. 1240 lAlan white chest .i lep. 6 toes -1 BURIJ.t. ~ in Paclftc 1 for lr:uin&: Wo. 6~ 1 A" 1:d Bdlt rLml '1 Apia. SINGLE ----o--on-St, c .r-.t. 646-0681 on trnt fftt. Emtta1d Bay V\t'w ,~ernori< "'-" !'!,k·_..A,p-I ....., ----........., * COROUOO APTS. 2 Br. "' U V "I o--..-· '" ..... ~ J-'========== area. 497-1829. prox. "?S COB ......... ._, , iOPE'NDi1tyj':°5 * 1 & 11.1 BA., frplc, dbl Furn. I Unfurn. ly. Near 2151 & ~. 12> LOTS . Harbor Rnt ' 777 AMIGOS WAY carport & barge Puol. Sl&l DU.hll-'Uher . color eoordlnat-C.M. S2U. M.>t657. _Lot-"i ______ ,_l_OO ~N~tt~ ::~: Vettl'alll ;tion. I 2 BR. 2 ba. units, unlum. &: up. 673-3378 eel •P11lianeff • plus.b sha&: Garagt--Storagt SELLER'S Lo as -Ha v r: Dt'a collar 673-Sl24 6ll IN 543-1164 I ~~~e&'A=. ~~ ~ o:i~r~~y2 iR~· 2 3i_~ :!:1; ~IC:.! 2 .. c:~ 19th & ~ c.~'891-48&> :!~': ~! l~:ie~~.lol~ ~:.· Witt-haired. Hu ~ Tutoring "90 llll ..... -*_-'44-_1_''!.._~--Dllihw1hr, epta, drps. trpl. .abowcn • mllTOred ward· ---112' located on l.Mward Ln -"'="""--·-· ·-------Will to ocean. Agt. 675-5~ robe doors • indirect 1J%ht. Bu1ine11 Rent el 6060 near T'radewtnda Ln.-Lot cenl Injury it'tt Iott iq A FEM. Collqr: •tudt'nt wilrbes DELUXE 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 BR, 2 BA. Attr, clta.n, l blk 1ng 1n kitchen • brea.ktast . 11. tr 3801. N.B. Any rr:u. !'Ht' lf'I'. Vic. National Aw, to wrk w/brain damap or fittplaet', bltn ranie It. 10 "-h w, .... • d-•" bar • hU&e private fenced 2 Storr:a 6622 ~ 24 \Ves · olter considered. H. C. C.M. 543-3983 a.fltr 5 PM. ~0ic~._chldm6..., ..;,!leue l .~$1.90. ru' ., • patio _ pl"-• JanuK&pi.... .. ter Ave, Wesbnir11tr:r (a. Eric:k.!On, 547-4019 FOUND S/10/lO 1.o.o.•.1 bik~ uw a""""t"' ,,....._,. diahwuhr:r, full y '""'"'' avaot mo · ~.,, ••o• ..au .. ,. F _, $220 mo. AduJts. 642-i387 or 67~7478 ' -...... "-"" brick Bar-s..Q'a. larp but-croBs trom letchtr Jones -Ylc Bushard &. Garfield, SERVICE DIRECTORY or642-1'17l ==-'~-'--,.-~--141d pools •lanai. Chev.) Appro.x. 1600 sq, n . Acreage 6200 H.B. Owner ldenti f yl---,------ LRG. older l br. Steps to 3101 So. Bristol St. Sl37.50 t'ac:h. Call 846--3101. 968-5012 Appliance Raptirs 2 BR. $D> Yrly. Frplc, a;ar. Bay, c:rpts, drps, stove & (1i9 Ml. N. ot So, CoaI<t Plaza) e PRl1'fE STORE UX:-. Gowmment l.and-$5 ac:rr: WEU.. Groomed. old r: r Parts '510 Red"<:. & ntw c:rpla & drps. l"!'(rig: $115 mo. 673-69M Wrltt;·Land Pac\taae. 1185 Avail noiv. 1 child ok. 309 Santa Ana 15:<40. Xlnt. foot &.: auto traf· Arrowhead. Sa.n Bndo 92410 Beai;le found vie Gtttn eWas.hr:r A: Dryer Repain:e 36th St. 646-4&'6 e 2 BR, frplc:, crpts. 41rl>5, PHONE: 557..fJOO tic:. $15S/mo. 1871 Harbor. Valley Homes, r .V. 968-6065 Free Eatim&tea. Work pvt g~. S225 mo. c .ar. ~ 11 ACRES-WEST C.M. HORN Billtd bird vicinity or Guaranteed. Call S36-31!i8 4ne°wR.~~-u~::r;c~~: 67a.3UT Sl50 • LRG 2 BR. Studio STORE OR OFFICE Owner 646--7994 17th & Saitta Ana., 011=:========•1 view or OCt'an. Yrb'. l&t. NEW="'·"2'°"e,"',-=2=-ea.-,-:S~ol"'H"wy-,I Apt. (Triplex!. Family 1'.izr: 600 Or 1200 Sq. fl. Parking R p t 6205 MS.-1908 ' Babysitting '550 ABBEY REALTY 642.3850 on Marxuerlte. f'rpt. patio, kitch. w/bltns. c:rpts, drps, Reasonable. ~2414 !•!!.! t05"r y FOUND Black&: white rab----.'----- bm dnp. 548-1983 frplc.. encl gar. l or 2 2630 Avon St., Newport e CANYON LAKE lot, Unit bit vicinity ol Harbor .i BABYSirt'ING In my borne. * IA YFRONT * ========I <hllclttn ok. {N< """) No ,..n..nl, ~l840. H</day/•~•/wkly, Hr 1'o/ pets. 2'l30 S. Center St., STORE-OFFICE 1, 3rd tier VIEW, 60x120. . da.y $6/r:vr:s $1; By wlr; Pl LUXURY APTS. St•rt· Huntington Beach 540.1 S.A. Nr warner. 557--6502 N~wport Bch, 825 sq rt $9750. 962-8958 SMALL mack tat \n Cotif!lt' Baby's OK. * 646-1472. i"t at $375. * 641-2202 • Ervin 675-1601 • h ---• Pa.r1f: are. HOAG Hoap. arN, 2 Br. MOVE lN NOW $~~f>-Lq--bl'lull 1 8"1 apt. ~1200 SQ. FT. olfitt also R. E . Wanted 6240 ~ . BABYSIT · my home ·ferro ....pis.. , Ins, MC gar. --ed yard Near Harber • 2 Ba, $135. 00 Hilaria brand llt'W 2 BR aplS 1 child ok. (Nr. 5clll.ll. 2230 600 l<J. ft. storr:. $00 &: $150. CASH BUYER want.a IW, Loa! ,.. 1 Edi1Wtt .839-ml \Vay. By Appt. 50-0093 * from $135 * S C I SI SA .... C.M. 646-7130 R' 2 0 -, l ~-o-::-7.-,-.,.-.,,-.,-I . e-n f'r , . . ... ... ac:rr:s or more, ran&e "'ILL Bab 1 ~-Crpt11, drps. bltrni:, family w )'S t, my u.n1..:, Lge I BR. patio, on bay, Cpts, arta, ~IS2 Heil, Hunt ina:ton Warner. MT~. REAL ESTATE County, San Dlero. Lon& HALE & HEART y ~ Any af'e, An,y fuM. V"ie drps, side tit avail. Power. Beh 846-4696 833-0242 General S..ach area. BrydA Inc.. Yachtif\i widov.·r:r, wishes Lindbr:rrh Sch Ref. 54&-TI98 S185. 637-6741. · · La9una Beach 5705 ----R.E. Brokf'r. (TI4J 545-M68 attl · I~=========.,. I• BLK to bch! Qu iel. -·• Office Ranta I 6070 or (TI41 61~ eves and to meet uent widow. 81..byal~ • Mon-t'rl. Nict' East Bluff 5242 NEWPORT BEACH Villa Grenada Apt1. $350. Four br:drooma with balconlt11 abovt' & be.low. Graekx.111 livlna: l quiet .aur. roundings for family with cl11Jdren. Near Corona Del P.fu Hi&h School, Firtplace, v.-et bar 6 built·in kltebr:n applian~s. 835. A1'fIGOS \rA Y 644-2991 e NEW OELUXE e 3 BR, 2 BA ,Ap\ for leue. Incl 51)8.C. muter aulte, din rm I: dbl 1araae, ·auto door OPt'ntr avail. Pool & Rec:. ...... e FROM $265 e 865 .Am\p Was, NB Mana.red by Wil.UAM WALTERS CO. PRIVATE VIEW 2 Bdnn1., 2 bathl; carpeted, dnl>ftl, bit-Ina, dlshwehr. Utxila.il'll, $"50 Month, Min. 1 year lease. -l''J '1~:~ 0 sncl-prol! N111 l Br $135. Pr11 W\VER . Dup.le~, 2 I&: brs, - -wk eltd!I. dependent OK. To aha rt f'X· c:lttn home fenced yard. patio, gar. Sngl adlts, cpl. Jg spacious hv rm, trpl , SUPER.DELUXE QUAUTY \VANT to buy J BR houR =·~%~ tbj~i: ~: Good meala: SfS.5741. 202-A 14th . 5 3 6-13 19, front porch, closed ga.ra&"e l·Z.3 room, up to 3.000 sq, from owner. 125.000 plus or ina: le Matrimony!! NEWPORT Hit.I area, larp 673-1784 w/drk rm for photorraphs. fl. ottic" 1uitti1. Im.mat. oc-mif'nl8. Write Box No. p107~ 2131432-3005 yard w/111.nclbox. Lunch + =~=~=-~-~-• Nrw paint, \\"/1v cp\11, rirp~. pancy OJ C t ;150 a!O. 2 BR . unfurn . .Apt. I . N ~-& cu ' 1l.llge n Y · Oe.ily Piiot. LOST' Mal• Yo<"-h"'. T•'· snacks. Xlnl ea.rt. ~27$4 loo stv, re nr.. tar 5,..,I"' Airport Irvine Commt'tc:. . "" o ... er king beaut. garden high •chool. l~i blks. to Complt-x, adj. Airporter BUSINESS and rier! 5 Lb!, blc:k &: tllver FREE Your hm. nltff for patio &: heatt'd fX>OJ. 103.i beach. No doi. To reliable H I rt--ba •-FIN"NCl"L on back/ rr:d·bnvn un-nn, kit privU, ht.. Rt'llned 12th St. (across lrom Lake I ~85 h ote &: ~taurant, n,.., "" " d,, 0 •a 1 h . Na~•'• W;l.y, toc.·rr:fs, Cll'. 531-1939. Park.) 536-4900 peopl~. •ast: •• meryth. San D~go A-N'pt. Fwy&. · ====""'="""'=..-I After 6 Pat 4!K-3T71 lia.t UNCROWDED · PARKINO Bclsfnets Hr:athdill, REWARD. 07 OiILD C4rt at · JIU' home. BEACHBLUFF APTS • SUo•all day. LOWEST AATES Oppc"tunltl11 '3CIO "'"'"°"Di', NB, 6<6-7321t Ht/00. " euorevklnlcy. Ne" 2 Br .. 2 &. Po o I. * * Wooo·s COVE • • Ownei-/mar. 2112 DuPont Dr.. S ?otO oild Border Colllr: black C.'M. 540-$248 Dsh"-'hr, ~uos. 8231 Ellis, Bet.ch ·~ block, new I It 2 Rm. 8, Newport Stadt, tan, wbltr:, dox tail. Logtl========:::::=I MU4n or 147.3957 BR apta. Each havt' 1% BA. 833-3223 Courtesy to Broll~ CIRCLE at Fairsfound.I 1.ton. nite Brick, M1sonry, e Adults . 2 Br studio Pool. S2l'.X> up. Lease. 2115 S. HILLGREN SQUARE An.sYt'eta to ''Kr: 11 y' ' etc 6561 is. Ba, patio, b1lcony . Coast Hwy.497·1630,499-3929 1900 sq ft Otlltlle <>mttl THIS AD Reward. 532-5344 daya , &&rait. 2 blks from oc:eu. * * NORTI-l E~D ** Avail, for tmmfd. k&-e in S#-!M24 BRICK * BLOCK * STONE $150. 1401 Ollw, H.B. 1 BR OCt'an w ~ blk mop-one of c:IUr:s buair:at &hop. LOST: Briel cue " musk! By the hour. after S:30 (2) 2 BR. Apt11. 1 "'/yard, pi~. br:aehe1. Laun d r Y Pinc oeru.en. WW divxte. This can ht tht mOl'lt Im-Probe.Illy in frnt of ht S42-l948 * ~ 1 child OK. \V\thout yard fac:ll. adults. Sl75 mo. Air-c:ond., m\llk, panr:lirc, port.an t adverUsemt'nt of N°""B.· uaA· .:_.~iel"'<w"~hw'ch .... Car-...erlllfl 6511 has patio, adillla OJliy. $loa<l 494-4488 &. &JG..4231. erpts, drpa. Max. par1c·1 I your lilt -~&Ult! it may ..-r·~ ..,, · ,.... ... ea. 842-4549 NE\V OcNn aide apts. with ma.int 270 E. 17th St., C.M, chan&:~ your !!<:Onomic: pjc· REWARD! &21.-M60 ,..R-P-ENTRY tur• fr o m "bltak" to """" I 2 BR, 1~ BA., patio, pool. From $200 month. ~1r Bn.m 2l3: 651·2700 coUtc:I "brla:ht." REWARD for teoovery of MDfOR REPAIRS. No M pool. ;t65 mo. MORA KAI PLACE REALTY 494-9704 MEDICAL . DENTAL bronu 5 lpd ~hwinn man's Too Small. Ctbfmt 1D aazo. apl.s. East of Beach Blvd, STUNNING OCEAN VIEW Sult•• avail. Best location. 0J)t'f'ltoni ll.'ho now run I bike, vlc, CdM, Hi sch, apt 4 0 t1t •,. cablDlta. " blk u G -, Id · route ot U.LI. vend.Ina: ma. 545-2461 1• Ou a .. ie · • S...ut. 2 BR, 2 ba. Xlnt pa.rlring, Modem facll· chlne1 are growln&: from I=,-,.=-....,.-.,.,,.--:,--;-5CW175, II 00 annNJ' ..... • A'ITRAC. 2 BR. $139 Ir $185/mo. * '49'4·~ iUe.1. lmmt'dlalelyavailablr:. pert·tlmt to full tlmt op(l'r· BLACK w/wblte Peke. DUS at ~ Jt 0. 2 BR $149. All extras. Pool. 2 br ocran view 1 blk lo BAYSHORE CENTER ationa with Company'a fl-male, "Jpo", Vic. Orlr: I: Andernl Kida/pets ok. 1 743 1-C bea~h. •hate crPta, rel.rig. 601 Dover Dr., N'pt Beach nanc:ln1. ~ little as $600 Santa Ana, Of. REWARD. C'ARPENT====ra=-, ~rt=-,-m-o-d~,-1~.·I Kttlson Ln.,847~325 vtew deck S .... 494-IJ.M lnveatn1Pnt in• U.I.J. roult' ~1735 patio work, cr:mr:nt wark · · &75-IOiO o or profit producing vt'nd· 1 BR. Ne~. Frplc. Near REAL ESTATE b' ing machlnr:i can grow to HAMS'T'Eft... Female, brown I: ~ntlns. No job tno ocr:an. Patio. Adult., G 1 W •flW•'I ca..a $1,000 pr:r month Income. wlwhUe tummy. Vicinity &mall. Free r:st., 536-19" LJNDB,ORG CO. 536-2519 enara ' ' Balboa .i "I" ~ward. CLEAN·UP -ha""-Tlm~ ttqulrmient Is 6 to 8 673-1338 ......... , *LOVELY NEW APTS Rentals Wanted 5990 Deluxe l·Rm. olliM houra ptr we .. k along with concttle work. hell •l. Near Ocean & Park. 1 & 2 Nr. Oranp County Airport a servlcea.bl" c:er. No aell-GERP.tAN Sh or th al red Small or hi&;. ~7801 B ·~ 13 h s 841 ~1 NOTICE •· 1-•-Jo d ua t , I a I In< or sollc:ltln&. Ju1t &lve Polnttt ma.le. kiet vie Santal===-~-----r. -s.w 1 t. ..,,.,,., R~"TORS • R~• • ' .. ~ &ood lt'rvlee! Ana H.t•, 541)...M. REPAIR, R.modtlilW 6 Corona del Mar 52SO 3 BR. 2 ba t •--1 --~ ,.,__.. c.1~' ~ Complex. Carpet, drapea, ... Pa · N ~ malll ----------I , w uu5e e111..~ .....__ 1.o.o . ..1--_..,_ o{ ·~ I . -~·"--'-• MALE Co'"-•-·-t~ o ~ too a. nl ,_,,_,_ /2 -"'dm • ,.., '""""'"''Ii .,.,, ... .., umver--mu1 c:, a:r-couulurnw1g Wrltt, gl\'lng natnt', ad-ouo:. ...,g.....,n to • ~ u.T * 705 ORCHID ~~ w "'.. · .aicy or CaJilomia, Irvine la ~.nUorlal servt~. $125 Mo. dl't'ls, phon" number and Str:ppr:. Nr New.1JO('t mvtt 11~==="='~-""~---l .'-:-=""'--~~--~-I expa.nding-ita llstinJ .ervtcr: BOB PETTIT, ~altor 1utflc:ir:nt ~fe~ncea. \Vrlte Bay CM 54&-9D CARPENTRY: Cab In• ts, : t • ! ' • ' ' 3 Bdnna., 3 batha. Carpeted, draped, blt·lna. Cov. p!'&le. s.325 Mo.; min. 1 year Jealt, 2 BR, upstAin, 18.f"&:t' front for off campus rr:ntali. Real. • l3J.01l1l e to: ' Room Additions., Patlaa, yard. Sl60 util p a i d . lors Ir. privllte owners are LOST: F~ma.lt! cbocolalf' Any size job. Mike, ~'78 ~ Children, pt'ts ok. 536-2821 ~ncourai:f!d to Utt llUltable e DOVER BLDG -833 Dovt-r U11ety Siart'lftte oat. Jty,~ flu REPAIRS * ALTERATIONS •• '754050 0 -·· , ..... l B N Iha rpt Bltns I: marrit!d It. ~r: itudrnts a. Dr.. Newport. 3 Suite& lnd1t1trl11, IRC. collar. Vic Back Bay . * CABINEJ"S. Any abe job r. ew g c · 1,, .. 1 1 Y ,--modo"o•• Avail: 4()c/aq. ft. l·irnd fir , 1195 .f:n,1pli;.,9.,e0ntraJ, ~2917. 25 .,.. ex-r. ~•-• l't'fril. Sl35 mo. incl. UW 'a. " '"-"'" u " 640 liq. rt. $256/rno. l-2nd ......, . JJUV I S M A LL. ail ,,.g .... -·w 'l'radt'windll Rtalty 8-41-3511 wilh us. "Nrite or phont fl:>:r r $264/ Dallu, Te:xaa 7~247. vel'-11'\"Y. QUALITY Woodcraft. e:ml 1~=========0..:.======'====I • llatina: form from: llou.a-nr. 660 !Q, t. mn. maJe. Pleue re11mt-Heart· pn'I eonMr .te ,.,_...__ F ' V 11 ••10 F I V 11 u10 1 • 2nc1 nr.. 583 1q, tt. broken' Reward' 333 Grand · ............ ~.,. ounta1n a •Y ~ ounta n a ey .,., lng otntt, Library Admln-ms,tmo. Air cood &: uUI * PARTNIR * Ot..nal.t Aalboa 1.;,_ &n-Tl57 Frtt: con1ult.t.tlon I: quote. ! 1 llliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiilii iltration BJd.i, UC JMnt. intl Managtr~ ~2.~ Clall Kr:n 64!)..(IM4, $tM235. 1""•" Calif, "'664 •• Pl>one: DESK . S"'"cc """ w/111,!IOO '"'h l llWI' ,......... -GEN. .. ... ,. add, •ab, f7.l4) 83U812. ~ r:" '°'I aren1en1 abllit;; Xl nt •fart.. Formica, P1ntllna: martitf;. f I a ! lledrooru -% lllltbJ Adult Llvl111 llanlilhed & tJ""""111>«1 . , ... •OW..·•· • ,,... C.-,..• . ,,....,. .... . .,.,. ~ ........ Coit .... WlU.. you Ju: yoiJJ' home JOI No. El C.rft1no RaaJ Ina: sa.lary plua ~Qt pro. .~MASSAGE I SAUNA Anything! Dick. m....tal l to 1 tttlred -.dull! lperl Sin Clem•nt• fi!J. Should eatU,y net JIU1)' GRANO OPENING. tovttyJ:=::::::;;=====:( opt to buy}. Gd klc to $400 49'.Mf20 .elec:lt.d cmr $35,000 1.at 1lt11. EXPERT MASSAGE. Cement, Concrft MOI I' mo. NHd Sept occp. Mrs. DESK SPACE year. Thi1 b a pleuant, .A.k about our Las Vqa1 OONCR.£TE AU type nee ~rtner 6~1 d[fnitled bwi lneq a will vacations. 10 Aat to 2 AM, tat S..wtnr' breUU: h&ul- SUITABLE LiVtnt ~tn. f\u'n . i22 Fordsf ,,venu!9 bear rnoet rii\d ln~stlp. T DAYS. 2930 W. Coatt HW)', 1,_· A 11111~lnr S.Mce I f1f uttrt1m. fOt my Mother, Lanuna Beach tion. To amnp for penon. Newporl Beach, $43.3608 It quallt;y. 5"WBllll .&b nt rnarltet.a .. I h 0 p. . ~ nt'I, oontldr:ntltl lntr:rvlew * ruu. y UCENSED • ~tired. doff not 1moke or $9466 telephone ~2541 10 am to Renowned Hindu SplrltuaUat ~ WORK,blno Job 1uo ' drink. ft.tu ttnl. f.U..7984 . UP 10 3600 aq ft ... Detuxr:, all' 5 pm dally. Advk:t' on all. mtltt.rs. £.Um°. JL~ e~ j!:I, FAMILY w/ 3 ctrildrtn c:ond, crpts, dr'pa. ln tom· ft.ORAL Dfll&"nr:r. Have Love, M&niqll!, Butlnus desi?H: 3 BR vnfurn holllt'. puler ttnt"r bldr. 646-7(%) YoW" OWll lttop In cool'4m0i· Rtadllwa &"iven '"( ~s a •CONCRETE work: padol. In a.rt& E. 0( Newport Blvd. or 546-«l80 lrtt CdM. T'e:leOora·Happll.y WHk, 9 AN" • 9 P1't ~ tic. LI c 1 e I ed • Ot t$151).$115). 213 : LARGE oUlc:ea • 2 room r:wr alter. 1-vi!w tbil 312 N. El Cami.no JUa1. PhWlpt Otmtot. 5tl-'3IO J: G>IO'T7 .utte SleD. Croom luii. $23$. countri 515-.U ' . San Oemente, MORE Olncrlle patio W P: ESJ'AB, ,.,..,.,, .. ' l am .~ <:<>nd,. .. .,,.... di'-. ftiliililo SILVER ,_ l9MIS6, -............ ArUIUc ....... i cutdoor q dttlN I BR. 2 p&nr:ied, ~ (but) J ca, $9.65 M. 50o SWINGERS! New On.np Uc., call Mu at fU.Ol5l1' 1•,' bo !tat, bet t/15. Xlnt l0<ai 2 OFFICES. Al<port --· 11A>mto 311! o;.,, ()o, OWdt. For ltff lnll>. DECORATIVE CONCllrrE nl, PNt &.aid9 <$ « N.B. Newport BtaM. Alr-<lOM. M:lamt, na. 13JQ Write ' S.C.S.G. P.O. Box DJUV!'.S..WALJ<S.. PATIO -~ S48-2589 t"'rpld. J12S mo. Incl, \1111. 2 ()pentor' Shop or tllt,Aiw.htlm,9290t CALL DON, ID-IS14 TOO !brt to drive. WorilU. ~or ~1393 equipment. caJI '*'31UI. Pe.nnyricb Bna. Swtm-..'f!ar C r tc1 OMdl room I: bol.nl, /NEWPORT BEAat IXttpi Mon. It Wed. belm. Pertonal tlttlnp by appt ontractors '620 vW:. Vista Shopptn1 c.nt«. $80 mo. Air-oond. t'PM. S4~ or ~ * THE R.EMODELERS • MM415 alt !i, Ervin •61>1601 nsu 'n Ch\Pf, lndepe,.nt. COIN UsrtNO FR! f. I Frei' ••ll .. 100% tlh&ndl'c *LANDLORDS* 01-TICE Rtntala Lqww. $2000 mo ~ Terms . barsaint salore. Wrlt1 , Kltcbe.ns.P1Ut1•cu,orta FREE RENTAL SERVICE Sc-h. $12:5 Mo. Cout H"ll.y, ~r. 541-6639 d a1 t ; Romeo 36$ Oj\IS Miami, 11a ~1t• bmodt:lln&. Blue lkaoeln 6'5-0138 Of Real Eatate O.K .4~9121 962-4981 1.vn A wknda. l315S Qllllllt)o Conu.tton ~ ~~~~...-~~~~~~~ ...... :....;;,,,=-....;.....:.;;;,:~ I ' DAILY PILOT I ~ ""' . .,. S•LvrW, A11guU 15.1970 '. '* =* ERVICE DIRECTORY I SIRVIC& DIRECTORY I JOBS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & EMPLOYMENT I JOBS & EM~LOY~INT· JOIS & IMPLOYMINT JOIS & IMPLO¥Mlill!T H I,_ ,.,. S.wlnt ff&O Jolao Motl, w-. 7100 Jobo Mon, Wom, 7100 au...,. • .,,.. • Jolao M111-Wom. 7100 Jolao ..._Wom..7100 i · ,,.. ... ~---~-.~Jobi Men,Wom. 7'00 HAULING 4 ~tNN QUMJTY ~·ni •lwe7• · -.-.-· --T -------~ • &btuM r••O~ltd wantfd,. ~Uiac. -......... ,"'._ lAdStt W•Dt•d, * * POUCE OFFICER ...CITY OF- NIWl'ORT BEACH """'°""bl<. n.t'lio!IOU' at-.-. X., Sly, ·1n3 A\11'0 -ddi~ 6 ....,., ab1lt. ovtt IO, I'• e.-,.~• 1"""' · . Oranri Ave: C.M. &l5.l2SJ. &tyi • °ft. H\1b Auto Sup. Pfr nee. AA>llt .to AM, 111\ -~· " -ply, ' 2IJO Hubor, C>L DONUTS, 'lli E. lllll St. I-JAVE P-U A" ttlr, Ha'lli e RE-,.KNIT'J'ING ol ltaUl.n 642-.X54 a.ta Meu.. ""'"'1nc Al\Ylbn" """" • All Typn o( knilWi( "'D"'RAFl'SM===~---$1U to $9" por mo. q'f"'-"'/ ..... '"}' r • • tabri<I. BARMAll> -N-• ..,. * -~··-·· e lil"" school gradu1te Es-. 557...&!IO( • * 6&2-aSS • a wMc. No 1;1dni. no ~ -..nN,~* .. 30 ::ex:µ:µ J.:=.;;;;;;;;,===.,J 1iA:r.lh:;::;;11:;;:;-::-7:64i;2;:;.SMrn5-J "'-· su:; to....._ N• ... Exo<I..._ SolU> -.. .e M•'21 tbru , Hou lfl 6725 ••r• ons -perieooe neceuuy, Apply ~ wMh n:p. a • 20/30 uncor recled vis.ion I ;;;;;;HC;;;;;a;;n;int;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I Neat, accurate, ~ Ye&r11 exp. ln penon between ll am ~· .St ab 1 e. com-• 5' 8"-150 pounds I• ----2 pm. LI We Johll's Inn merclal tinn. 40 yrs. in HOMEOWNERS Tll•1 Ceri1mlc 6'7• 20072 N. San1a Ana Ave: bu&ineu. ~'* 'N(lft. \Vrltten test will be administered August SECT'Y • TYPIST Floont:tripped 1 wa:ttd. Cpa . Santa Ana Hgt.t. CHRlSTIE 17th, 9 a.·m . and August 19th, l p.m. Type 70 WPM, good phone cleaoed Windows 'N&Shed I e Disoount Tile Center e ELECTRIC CORP. voice; llj'ht S/H Jilt: Bk· wi...ldya Want? Whaddya Got? Sl'ICIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL BORN SWAPPERS Special R•1- 5 Line• -5 ti,,... -s buck• ,.oua1· 3 . cleaning !b.23 So.~ S.A. 546-1617 ~Y~ ~ ~ ~ ~ c .M. For further info.&: appt. to take the test, kpng. S450. xtnl btnefjtJ, novv available an expant. ~ ot e • ftlJ. floor. bouaekff' DRAPERY Manufacturlna:. contact Personnel Ofc., 3300 Newport Good advanel!ment. ing prof · janitorial Pllt:io. entry 'WIYI. bath It Pm.. aa1ary o,pen. Female. lmmed openif.l&I Blvd., Newport Be a c b , Calif. 92660. Colclw•ll, Binker & Co. •UL•• -AD MUil' tMClUDa ._... .,.. ....,. • .,.... ._... .,. .. 111 Ill ., .... li(!rvice. For fut guaranlftd shower. ExJ>e:rt installation 5'5-.8395 alt 6. for experienced " traineft, (714) 673-6633 NEWPORT BEAClf 8J3.-0700 .... YMa ...... ..,........ ..... .................. 1 ......wonll"9 FOii IAL•-TU.O•S ONL'r'I service call 642--2557. ot tr't:e iNtructiool 1or do BABYSITTER req'd in the Beach Drapt:ty Ser v . J ~~~~~~~~:;;::~~~~~~~~~~:!!!"".~~~~~;::"-"I llyounelftn.C.omplttellne O>x llCh! dittrict.. M~1'ri. 64&-3909,900W.l7th,C.M. !;~ SEC'Y-LEGAL Te Place Your Trader's P•r•diH Ad PHONE 642-5671 BAY & S.ach Janitorial ot, .... ~~bo.....,.o.-1 4 toola ... ~ ,""', _"".!..,-· I'booo * DRIVERS * TRAINEE $500 Carpets. windows. floors. ......,. ~100 Jebt Men, Wom. 7100 Jobi Mer._ Wom+ 7100 Lovely new Newport Buch ~ ~tucky rifie, tia:- l!t' maple •tock. dbl traer. Odqon tianod, \'f:l'Y eood pond.'far boat trailer to tit lt' Glup&r. 492-5376. ~ view lot overiooking Parlett & Cokndo River. ,........ m» ,.Wiy "" local IWcatot! 494-2339 'iii Molar home 23 ft. Load· f!d. Air, generii.tor; clear. ,-r.de tor 3 BR borne. 1nbd/ outbd motor boat, or ""hat have you'!' * MB-9806 * 'G Old1. Starfil? coupe, all pwr .. &ir; inside & out in perf. mnd. \\'ant sailboat. prdt:r Kite or i;mall Cat. w.>1113 ev•5. 167, 22' eelf contained year l'Ollnd trawl trailer, $2,210. nlue. '!'rade fot lB', to 19' boat. tta.iler lo: motor. $1154 aft. 6:00 pm, Flab •n Chips, completely equip'd, tree & clear. N~tl SJ)l)O, SSM value. FOR boat I anything of value. 54.1..fi639 lfys, 962-4981 eve1/\\itnds. Trade $35.000 ,,q in eleg. run nr San Fnn for OC hrunt, income or yacht. N. Dake, U31 Avondale Rd, H.W.. """""· Cal. '151342-9127. j'RADE h<mle, Sl9,500 ftlue, with pool, In Azua; ~000 equity; for home, t, bDUlle trallu, etc. • Owner/Broker rn.ms ACREAGE near RanchO California for late model .-JI or power boat. Owner. 2133 Sarver Ln. San Marcos <n4) 74"Ml545 or 744.3580. CU.tom 3 Br, Family Room., ~ ba., pool for {Dunedin) $t. Pttenl>ur'a:. F1a.. prop. ""'· s:io.ooo equity. ' * W-0355 * i*t9 MC!l'Cltdel Benz, 230-S &uto traDll, radio, excellent -nado ... land, .ilicome, car w !! Equl17 -$UOO.w=. .. * * Sii.ViCi DIRlc:TORY Pa.Im l>eat'rt. (2) 1.lO' lots Gd. tor 16 units.. Xlnt loc. S36.500 equity. Will trade for income or comm'!. NB. or CM. °"'tlt'r 673-J()4S. Waterfront lot, N.8. $38,500 Clear, ror small home or un:its. Hal Pinchin & AI.· tiOCiales, Realton. Call """" f.tobile Home Sile. owner's 30 acres. hi-desert. ul11 '1, Eq, $80,000. Free & clear Jor Oran&e Co. mco.mt: or R..-3 land. !JSS.2645. Commercial income proper. ty, free & clear, nut to Se.an. Val. $65.003. For unit.I, house or beach prop, etc, Res A: Comme'L 6'6-1401. N E..-rl * Vecw, The Tile Mau* BABYSITTER.Reliable . 0 -r-ence 1----------1 Ofc's. Xln't oppor. w/lint! • HOUSECLEANING -2 Cusl work. tnst.n & repain. varied hrs &: da)'I, 1-4 mo Necessary! , HSKPRS Emplyr pays lee l\.10THERS helper & children firm. Top benelits. Ca.II Mitt Wl)fllen. Fast & t:lticient. No job too grnJ. Pl&&ter old. Ph 642-.tSl.1 Fri/Sat, Geoqe Allen Byalnd Agen. watchtr. Must swim, drive, Betty, 557-612"1, Abigail Ab. Call ;,4S-1ZlT patio. Leaking :shower C.M. MUBt bave clean California <."'f 106-8 E. J6lh, S.A. row, live in a.nd be m. bo1 Penonnel Aa:ency, 230 JOE'S CLEAN SERV. repe..ir BABYS drlvinJ: r.cord. Apply ~7--0395. telligeni. Lovely home, nice \". \\'arntr, suite 211 Santa · IITER • Permanent, YELLOW CAB CO. il 52 ' We do EverythiDg·Rea I; 847-1951/846-0206 my homt. DEPENDABLE, HOUSEKEEPER 9-5: l () fam y .• Linda Isle, N.B., Ana. C.omm, Ftte Ed. Gt2-1Sr51 . CElRAMIC 'J'ile custom .. -.. own trans. A.......,,.,, 20 hr/wk 186 E. 16th St. shit!. Parkhurst Retirement oow thru Labor D a Y. SECRETARY ~ ""'... ... ... -"'-~~ M 67"31,,./61 .... " . . • ."P'I.· •w FOR XLNT HOUSE F'tt't' estima.tt. 548-8'n3 ....,,.,,... es.a Re• I d e n c e ' 99'l5 La =°''=,,.,,,-_,-·-~--I medical dictation, 11111, It CLEANING. * 491-214.f -°" 4!M-6372 * BABYSITTER, for children, EXPERIENCE required.~ AWneda, F.V. Pb: 962-fD:ll MOTHER Needs end of sum· col:lecUon in lrg aroup tnc- * Call 836-0&4! *. age& 8, 9, 10. Pomona Sehl. ttptionl1t,. cosmetician, mu. H 0 USE KEEPER-~fined mer help. Chldrn/Lt hs.kpg. tice. M6-0545. Mrs. Austin. f,... S.rvfte 6flO dist, your home: or mine. llellle, hair slyllst, (male or neat woman to live u; Lido ls!e Bay front. 61:>-3104. e SERVICE St a ti 0 l'I Mesa Oeanin&" Senrice ;..;.=..:.;;;;..;.;;.: __ ...:;:.:;:; Ph: 646-5414 femalel Hair Hunten Salon No children. Newport Beach saJ anted st dy CMpet:s, windowt:, floors, etc. BOB'S TREE SURGERY Fuhion Ill.and ~2l.5l ' 6~15 NURSES AIDES, ll·7:3() ~n w . • ea Res A: Commc'I. 5'8--011 1g back otterlng the same BEAUTICIAN for b u s y , shift. Experienced part work. Apply tn per.on. F' "-·-" Tree popular C.M. shop, No EXP'D COUNTER GIRL for HOUSEKEEPER, 5 dayt:, ti PAltK LTOO CON Harbor Shell 2'249 Harbor I.De :,..au~ *Servll::e. clieJl(eie ~-Paid vac. dry cleaning plant CalJ Linda ble home. "t!tuat live V~T CENTER ~r=BI-""~· c_._M~·------I Gen"I cleaning, Homes & apta, Nik or Day * 546-5745 * Grads we l com e . Ph. 54S-4381 out, have rererencea. own ~ SERVICE Station Attendant. TREES, Hedges, trim, cut. fl.tanager, 546-TI86 EXPER'D 1nsura.nce qency trans. &U-44-08 swing shift. Lorin's Arco, I • 6755 stumps ren.oved, hauJed. 30 BEAUTY ()pr. Wanted, must girl wanted, part time. HOTEL NURSING: LVN, 11-7:30 3201 Harbor Blvd, Harbor rotung yn. exp, Fully ins. 642-4030 be ex,,., 11. 'bl 642-6500 or 54f>..3205 • • • reli•f shift. Park Lido ton. &: San Diego ~•M•, C.M. • P ime flOl51 e. I =-""-=""""-"""----[Very pleasant workini condi· val t H 'ta! ""' IRONINGS Done m my • Clientde avail. N.B. area. Female PBX ror •1\5\\'ttina: eseen osp1 Ph. Interviews Mon. 3-7PM home. You pick up & TrM Servtce 6980 Phone, 892-4283 aft 6PM tion. in fir•t cl&ss hotel, in 642-8044 'U .,~ ood ren'-' .. _. senrlce. Two shifts avail. the ho ..... kep••• ., .... ..t. SERVICE Station needs nt...,, g ........ .._ deliVtt. Excellent work. Sl DON'S TREE SERVICE All ec 7 -""M • 3ll PM ...... -.. ....,. eeePART TIME 'd t $38 000 r-·•ty ·..--• Y or man for i~ :....,.._. "" · . men!. r-n·e-w•l-me exp man, p•rmanen , OWNER 6T:Hi2&9 • ~... : i. ........... e per hr. Newport, Coell:a _. Li••• 1., Free.,._., ,,,.,,, """" ....... t"" • .....,. "'u 1 ....... compan tn An-•·· d M .,, 500 F ,,._,__ .... LAu. ing &. y,"eel:iino. u ...... ~._... ....,....,.,,., or wilt -•n. ~ .... Cll<J .._.~e Y , ... .,un ays. Wit furn. ref's. Good .....,, , or,......,...,, commer. Meta ara.. &fi.8581.. • • --.. ...... ...., ..... " u-.. ......., ha ""'"' ti cia.t harst ranch I~~""'~.:..;::==-.,-..,. matt:1 M2-5r584 Hourly bull:. 673-2801 FAT • UGLY777 644-1700 Exl 575. s .,... • me opportunity pay. 39.1 E. 11th. CM, Union or . . • moNING in my home, -..=,.-=======I Cl: for 9 men. Clean, pleaaant Oil. OWNER 67S-1i259 O:sta Mesa. Ree:IK:qbl.e. -**CASHIER. N at ion a I If you are. We probably can't * INVENTORY • le H 6 30-9 30 Cl -I -•-· Upholttery 6990 Lumber, Huntington Beach. CONTROL CLERK wor ' rs. : : evei.''s=ER=V~ICE~-S~T-A_T_I_O_N_al_·I ear a.eres.ouuu t, ~. ~O ;;_:o;.;.;.=:.c<---..;::C:.: I Call 962-5661. lil-4 pm. use you. F•male. A.....,,...,,.., ; .......... Uno ~o ex~r. ntc.MFor persona.I. tenctant. Full or Part time vie Lake Mathews. For: Jn. IRONING lSc A PIECE W!LLIAMS Furn le. Crpts CLERK CALIF. CASTING CO. .. ..... -,, ... ...,.. .,. inten11ew call on. & Tue&. help ll<oanted 3195 Harbor ::ome/Res coutal area Joe. * 546-4253 * R.eoover e repeir e dean. · TYPlSI", matutt. ls eontinuiq ill aearcb in to Kardex file a mu1t. Ap-(114 1 TT4·7251 Blvd. CM · 8480 Camino SUr, CUcamon. Beaut. work. 642-8164 . $3501 · ":'°· MU!lt have gd. Orana:e Co. fGr a variety o1 ply in person bet. 9-4 pm PART/TIME· Office he! ga, Ca. 91730. le . voice. 1'.tany benefits. types, for work in mag, mo. s A E ADVANCED PACK. ' p. Serv Station Mechanic-Sale&-::::..::.:::..:.=c,_----iJ•nitorial 67'0 JOBS & EMPLOYMENT Call fOf' appt. !"M-ffi70 deling, TV comml's. &: ind. AGING lJ57 East Edina:er. an~~on·ngBkkr• ·1, _&_~~!!.~ton..: ma.n, top pa. Y. 1495 Su~rior, S1lXXl equity in Hunt. Bch. wo·~· A·-"·"'•·· • ..:. BARDEN'$ ... ~ .. """"'-'" Pia • ~.....:> v........... ~v J b W tod M 7000 fil"'"' Gl'eat -· pt tt'me Santo Ana. a <:entu• NB condominium for IFR :sin. kind of .. -..i. ............ o en 1 en l.1CT'ERMINATING ...... ~· · · offtCf'. -. · ' &le eng airplane, "63 Olds Cleaning .;;;, .... ~"";;;;' 696 A. Randolph Av, C.M. We are client paid, no fee •• ,-,-AN=rmESS~--,.,-Lquna--642-1677 or 54G-174l SL™ GYM Olstr help ~tlue: oonvert for street/ Etticien~ ftllahle. $2.So hr: LICENSED COOK (Dinner) Not a. ~~EE area, put time eves. NH.t RADIO DISPATCHER and demoi:istrate -.'Ori.d's No. J dirt bike. 549-312ll962-52JJ. Aak for Johll at Nicbolu CAPTAIN S30 Shift to start appearance, own tr'arl5p. lite typer Relief ahitt Ph: e~~J'ClSer 1 introduce f'.X· Trade $40,00> eq in ~m 646-0075. Rad~. Loran, 30 yean 0 • BWE BEET TV SCREEN TEST Apply 8:30 to 3:30 PM, 610 543-3-456 ' • cn1ng. new SLIM GYM JET An! - • • ;,:;,;;;;;;~~~~"""'=--ence aau or......., ... ~ ~9904 PH: cn4J 83S-Ul2 E. JTtb, Santa Ana. Suitt! · BATH. No aper. nee. Santa ta te,., br, ".SPARKLE Janitorial&; Win· t;;~tW 8_. 11~:;·..=:~ COOK. Female. ~bc:d 10 AM to 6 PM 102. Ph: 836-40'16 I REAL ESTATE, OPEN· Shir~y Graham 897·1986 ·or ha. Olympic pool, 3 blks dow cle•nlric Serv. Win-_.. .... .,......., lunchn $ d Wffk. ==="'-;...:,;.c.. ___ ING FOR QUA LIFIED 646-4871 to trwy. ,.. ....... boal al """'· ........ comd, "'"" M<xican & C.otnJ -· . .,. • FIBERGLASS I a Y· JANITORIAL-""' time, ' SALESMAN, Ex" 11 '",1,.~.~.,...=-=-·=-.~~· P.(ll..ial value. m.«i66, cleanup. Free t:rt. 96J.-0672 can waten, Administrative 6f6.-067'1 hn: per night, 3 ~ts per commi.!i1ion i chedule pill! • • • Wiii _,_ 1 •• ~ lmlt mad experience. COCO'S.REUBEN'S up, sanding & de• ....,._ SUI Clemonte, SUI ~-·-•-1. ·---COM J eap· 11Ul.f\Y ........... ....,!){'.Lill -Ask DIME ALINE money mini ma.p ror good Li1nd1caplng 6110 AVAILABLE for Vtftkends, ,,.., .. , PLEX tailing eYBar. "!!,ll!,,,,,. Mltrano area. can ror Mr. Snyder or Mns. Joy N It "::., ___ •25 extended charter& or deliv. ...,.. MacArthur Blvd. -r-_.............. ASSOCIATED BROKERS e em VYll'I' • used ai.:~~ bicycles. 1628 NEW LAWNS, t'Meedini". eries. Bet:t ot refereners. INTERVIEWING MON.·FRI. Apply In person, Janitor wanted SERVICE. 2025 \V. Balboa •••• Sandal\\vuu SI. C.M. J'Oto.611:-,renovat ing, IV · n -.. M 1060 2 '" ••••• ••• _ -.rite D<M -, Daily : ""' to S pm EDLER Co&ta. Mesa area Theatre B.lvd ., N.B. or calJ 613-3663·, *.....,..""""'* clean-up. 897-2417 or Pilo 22UW DA G t, , Balboa Blvd., Y HELP $70 wttkly MS-9909 f'ves 642-2253 E automatic washer and 40/i-O •=. WbW<oylDwn • 8'6--0932. Ne""°" S.•cb. Ca. Ovor 17 ''"" INDUSTRIES INC. REUBEN E. LEE ias .,,.., S25 eaoh. 725 St. Sha.Ila Lake area.. Fabulous. COSTA Mea man. Exp. 30 • HOSTESSES 2101 D St N B Legel Sec'y $600 + James Rd, N.B. 646-18£11 hunting, tishlnr. boating. MAID SERVICE '82S yn, S al es En&'r·Ma:mt. e BUSBOYS OYe 01 • • Exper. Reliable, accurate. COMPASS Ritchie Muine Equity miaU borne, mtn CANO s Maid Servioe Wants: aometbin& to do. e DISHWASHERS • .. GENERAL HELP•. BWIY Otc. 2 Lawyers-work NOW INTERVIE\VING ST.50. &t2--61.0ll cabin etc. Meyer 549-1366. Residential It aputmenta. 549-1574 OT J. Sneller, 3069 *··cOOK * $4.25 •n hour wll·&d benefitli. WANT SAIL or POWER Ph. 642-9873 « 642-9874 Madeira, CM Experienced. Fu 11 t Im e. Le. t:Xpandtna: chain, needt: Newport • Dishwashers SHOP Smith -it'• a ..... YACHT too $100.000. Have J .::=:::::=::=;;::;;;;::;:;=~I EXPERIENCED Mfi, ener. PARK )JOO <X)NVALES-n or pt time help for lale9 Per1onnt1I Agency !&the, grinder. jointer, drill Wes.t L.A. income, O.C. ren. P1intlng, tool dfl.anr. El~medi CENT, fC..24.lfl, N.B. assistant. Age 19-35, 6 mo's Ill Dover Or., NB Eve_nlnqs Pft'U:, diAC l!Mdtt, ~ ~~';;z:.OO•fXXJ T.D.1. P1perhanglng USO ~;;;a1sht metal pfl: ta.b. COOK. older couple, lite ~'1?;.~;!n 956-2S7l J '"!"':"!!"64"'!2·~31!!7"0~""'!!!!~J *APPLY * =l~~o;n~~.~= PROFESSIONAL Pa.i.ntinf. --·-wo& rk tin e,xdlaN~e IM board IT'S NOT LUCK Lelaure-Tim• Boom 151 f.:. COAST HW''· :~ ~~~if~~~' B25c,...· Neat work. Fine painta. Job Wanted, ap. ~ c. 0 e1tp teq'd, NEWPORT BEACH ... Roller, bl'Ulb, a 1 T. J e • s Wom•! ____ !.~~ !'!!'1.....,,.'*"0rlc other job. I T'S KNOW HOW II you w~hl lo ~me a part andirorit: S5. Tabin S2 • $5. . n•-'"......,,..., W&•tcliff Per90nne:I Aa:ency of a rapid y-growing recrea-<iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiOI Spool patio table $7.50. ~f.,.af.:"p.;:S~&; WORK Warft!t. Ottk-e work COASTAL AGENCY ):)43 We:stcHff Dr, tion tlrm~pportunltie11 a.re RECEPTIONIST Chair11 75c • $2. Lam.Pf! SJ * * . '* SERVICE DIRECTORY 847-1358. pre~. Wffkdayl t 11 A niember of N.B. 645-mo available for hifb comm.ls-$SOO UP each. Hang\,.-Jiiht fixturH ==~-~~-~-I 2PM I: wlmds. MiQ: 0-.wns t'Ul.L or PART TIME. aions. Full or p/tlme in the $S. S10. Zenith 21'" ~ HOUSES, doclta. boa.S., fia&:-SneIHnz & Snelllna: Tnc.. sale of an exclualve club • with remote • ex~Uent 1t:t poles,~ ;e:~I ,,..,..=-======= The :':;ld's 1 L•r 1 911t ~~~E~P ~U~Hperc~: it:s tactlltie•. For intervie1~1 Uke Fashion and cabinet, remote a.nd 1c:;on;;l•;ac;;;..,;;' ;;;;;;;;;"20;; fumlturo Ro-Int I• & Rollnllhlnt '675 el!l!:MODELING eADOmONS e ALTERATIONS • PATIO A D£CKS ;Allen Con1fruc.tton to. GentnJ Btd&. COntrocioT t.quna Bead> 494·1110 ==~-- FURNITURE Stripptnc A retinW>inr· * 639575 * reaaona Y piun • or J b W Md r eta on• 546-5745 wri~ P.O. Box M·lO'n, 221l Cl-&&.-? chusis $25 each. New .;;";;:"o;;""""''•~646-::..::97'2c;·::·:,,..-,--I 0 •n • Employm•nt Service · w. Balboa Blvd., Newport vntW'I chrome plumbing ti.xtufts to PHONE the rest. then phone #Mn & Women 7030 2700 Harbor Bl CM 54().6055 GIRL wanted tor housework Beach, ca. 92660. Co. supplies wardrohf! for S2. Ba.rbeli.!l SJ. Arbolette SS. the best: Jardu It. Son OUTSTANDING couple avail. Harbor Blvd'. at Adam• 4 to A hl'B "''t:tkly. $2 hr. 11th 1 --'•"""-M--=D=S-.~-front ofc. •pol. Gen'I ofc. Canoe paddln $4.50. R.ubber Painth ... , u--..il --·. lrvine 642-5835 Al duties. Gd lldlls will ••• boat 12-man) SU.50. Child's 'LI'" "'"""'°"' ev q houeeman·butler Ii cook· inlured. ~ housekeeper. E,;per. & e Counter Girls GOOD NURSING Ben Brown's Motor Hot~ you th!i1 ~ardina: job. sclaaot gate $2. New 65-86 AL'S GARDENING IF You want anythin& but a aw.if. immed. l{eaJth & CARE JU06 S. Coaat, S. Laauna M\L'lta.rc tonneau cover tor Gardeninl a amaJJ ta.nd. 1st rate job, don't call u~. 1'~amily care Aacy. M7-6681. requires pxl nuf'lle s. Jf In. MAID: ror Newport-Balboa PACESETTER $l7.oo. Mustang ch. ro me Gardening mca.pina RrVi.ces call 540.fil98 Otherwl.i;e, for fret: est, t•OR l-'AST HAND1Jtrr tf'l'f'tle<I In jolnina: :such a Peninsula are1t. Exp'd or EMPLOYMENT trailer hiteb SlO. J igsaw $6. P . . CouPe to ma.nqe •PRJ't· FOOD SER'vTCE. FULL '5taU, caU 64&1624. not/Call 675-3463 AGENCY New leather brief c~ $6. Servin& Newport, CdM, ~ a1n11ng Ltd. 543-4549 ments. Expmenctt!. TIME POSITION Schlage bru:s lock.!ieti: $2.50. CONTRACTORS ta. Mt:u., DoYer .Shores, YOU Supply The Paint. 3 • 5484009 • GUARDS • • • MAIDS-Full time, 2:> or 2229 S, ~~;~anta Ana TurntablH S5 • S7 .00. Two OaNIR.AL. CO. WeslcliH, Br, lJv Rm Ir Kitchen Apply in penK!n only Immediate tl &: pt lime post. over. Apply 1648 Newport vinyl couc!te!J $15 and $20 . .4ddltiol»-Resnodelh'&' AL'S Landleapina:. Tree Painted, $50. Ca.II 5.ST.a:i.'18 Job~n, Wom, 7100 lions avail, San Juan Capi~ Blvd., C.M. Phone 642-9873 '!"'"""'"~"'"!!!!~l!!!'"''J DisheR and IOtche:nware JOc ~:clll ftTJ'IOVal. Yard .remodellns. Reliffil Painter: :is""" The 1-'-nd House trano area, Uniforms ...._ f.1AINT . Man • Full time, Relief C.ook, LVN & 10 $2.511. Sat and Sun. tiU I • 531.al89 • Truh hau!lng, lot cll!anup. -r. Neot & •--,1. 'N'o --..., · tum! h d ....... .._ 62 unit condo, Hunt • H 0 u 5 e k e e P" r. flt'Med. p.m. 3109 Bern Dr, 1 --·na , ,____. .. _ .. _.. --r~ ,..,..., ,.. ./ A Better Polltion t:Q"UIP ll e , r •• nge .... n-H-~· Land al HOlp. 2055 TbUrtn, C.M. T>--ch 4 .... ~......, -&u ~ ~ RA!pait 9Pftl)den. 673-1166 drinker. Call 53&Q!Ol " ,..__ I ho .. -....,ur scape m nl """' · '-'"r"'.J..TJ• •8', F••hlo" •·tand l!uts ...... & te ep ne req'd. · ·• 642-3505. l,,;==-.,-,~~~--I GARDENING 1 Land Mf'Adama; Palntins Serv. Secrelarieg .............. $550 Ne..,::,.. &:Ch Apply at; 1391l Ponderoea pool cleaning, occu, P"~f,11.E=Ll~A=B~LE~-,1~~---iINFANT llNI. $3. Plastic tub Ctnfredor• 6620 dffnupl. Sprnkr •)'I, rob-Jnter. & Exler. Spttial rate• F /C Bkper Consh', •••••• $650 ~t""'' Suite F, Santa Ana, ting, gen'l cleanup. Must In 1 2 -~,!!;: 1El0 roTme 56c. Jump Ifft $3. car bed 1.;.;;..;.._;.;.;.;;_;.____ cerrn!nt '"3C'k. y Sec' have own landscape tqUlp, or "-'llUI'" oro S7.50. Electric train $4. Golt Ml' WAY, vuaHV bomil'........, ·=.::::_ ____ '_"_•_'_7 on apts. 646-364.S Gen~'0~1h.~iti~~.:::::::: Dl!LIVERV DRIVIR ~~~/~~-~ntedmanto. lncl refer. Cbri.tiana Bay :fa,.~ day wk. 837--0339 cart $10. CaU 549-4347 -•· w·-n .. -111 .... floo-.,.... METICULOUS PAINT. c Ve 18 d Cl k 7 SALES ...... ,nu .. -..,. Townhouse1. Inc ., P.O. Box ="c.·::'::~c,_ _____ l ,Gc;AS.-==-.,,,..-~~1 4.....,.. --. ,...._..,., .... EXP. Ja(JIUleat: Gardf!ner. BLUE CHIP STAMPS. INS. 08 r 1 er , ..... $4 0 . daytime only. ph 49'-'1496 2221 Sea.I Be 9071 ft ranp with &riddlf' .te. No job too amall. Gen. clettnup. Haulina: trees. crew col. atudenta, Jilt-ext AIP, AIR , ..•••.....••. S47n f1 or pt 11me, •a:e l'-31. I HOMEWon~"' W :::::•_:o:::,:::::"::"::.· ::::::'--1 Restaurant works rreat $25. Ash alert() 50-lff' Maint.yo.nl646--0619 C"nlrlr, clea:re~ ...... Sl2,000 mo'& reMey tf'q'd. (E iAMre .ur;ED MAINTENANCE & cabinet 19" x ~" S25. ADDmONS. t. T. eoo-JAPANESE Garden 1 n i houit:s, Exp. Docks. 675+58U C.P.A.·Audit rngml. •• $18.000 Call Mr, Jone~ 9.)6..2872 R. h ri~ ope....,, ''f' · 4 Houteman combination for Full T lmt 545-2611 ltl'Uction. airP er 2 •torf· Service. Neat work. Ceanup 'jj w~L.t'.:tP~ R 'Ii D E N T AL-Chair u.iatant du;•,~ :i:..-~ n ~ ~ 1';: e . ~~~~:n Home, Lq e BUSBOYS l·A~L~U~M.cl~N~U~M,-pa_fio __ -..,-.. -,-,-, 1 Jlllanl;,etti.m&tesA!&)wtt:. )'d.maint.968-2303. Whenyouce.U"Mac" T ft w/fronl· of.rice capablllt!H I.AN GOON WORL01 o"~="'',"=~----•DISHWASHERS 12$25.67:;...&426 &ff-l.SU Complet• Y•rd C1rel 548-1444 646-4!l.l2 ,Jr J Call &16-480l TRADERS. P.O. Box 1127· MALE Help \Vanted, pm BOY'S SUngray bike $31. Additlonl * n.modt:llQC JIM 54(1.4837 -DENTAL .ASSISTANT A21, Redondo Beach, Caill. or full time. Apply bet. l .. * APPLY tN P~RSON .. re&:lltC!red. Jmmaculat1:. Frtd H. Cerwick. Lk. *PAPERHANGING .J: _, • Eirpen•nced. Che.inlde. 90Z78 PM. Kentucky Fried !>48-91D2 6'IMOl1 * $&2110 CLEAN UP SPECIALlS? & PAINTING. ; 968-2'2S "'1 Chicken, 693 S. C...t Hwl" S ack Shap '#f l tt;=-:=-,..-~-New fence a: repa.lr. Odd ui a•1.Noiu • ,,,,_.,, "'"" Call 548-884f * HOSTESS * Lquns Be6ch. 494-!Ml!I n · ARMY cfficer'• unifonna. C.rpt! ci..nlnt jobt!. Reu. 5'8-685S *PAPERHANGER* ~;::'£'.;.;..'t::;'..t;: DESMOND'S Age 25-40, attractive, pel'1Kln. MAN To a.ul&t mar of local z.~.,:;..c:t~~a7'' Sl1t 37, 38. Short. Khakis, Cul" Edge 1Aw11 ~=~:. ~~~ty. Prior lhou S46JJJI F11hion ltlancl able, to meet publie. Marine appliance atare. Neat ap-~,-~=.'-:i'=-::==-lcd;;"";;;~$25;;c...,.=:::.=""-~54&-:=::='!!'°'~ ~Q Maintenance, Ue'd, Jnatmf "Z=:i=:I====== Re1tauni.nt, Del Webb'• pearance. -496-231!3 Mr. RN : Part time evenin1a ANTIQUE poatier bed 125. 548-4808 aft 4. INT.&: Elt. Painting, Local • -NEEDS--Newporter lnn. JtOT Jam· Wri&ht 9--lO am only. 1n Doctors offlcea, Call Mn. ore.er S2!5. 2 ca.pt.in'• r.rs, lic'd, Ins., frte esl. a· bJ'l't• horee Rd. Newport Bl!ach. Decker 893-ll21 lo.5 pm clwlirir S25 et1.ch. 2 antique CARPET STUM CLEANED RIASONABLI RATIS .Al.o carpet im:tall&tioo ....S'71 \,.all Chuck, 615-0809. I I eS Apply in per:soo only 11 am. MAN ICU RI ST HA IR ... & ... iiiiiiiiiiii ...... •1 table• SlO eaeh. 2 telephont• ~Gc.;•.;.;"°;;.'..;•;;.l..;S..;c,rv..;lc;;.•:.;•:,.._;:.661::::2 ===~=~~-Or:Jlfmffe~ Full Tim• 2 pm. STYLIST • female. Busy Sef BC!tt;v Bruce at need \\'Ol"k S25 each. l table ~c~c. --•-......... , PROF~~ 30 Y ~' CASHIER shop. '75-33&S cloth to ll<>or "'. Cut- aenuaJ mainl. Ting, from Ena:!•nd. ~7461 Ov•r 20 1 f 1 Ex ·Marine Mechanic mil.de drapes new ott white ., .s:.n .. ~ ... , ....... j.'tl>U .... ,. .ioxr . .,..1 ... ,,_,_,.ne & pa.in· agerJCiY HOTEL Food Checku.CUh-m 6 ~ ~ 646-UIOO TRISH HOPKINS er. ema f', per. ntlC, • .6.A. $13 palr. 2 eha.ir.e lountt• R k L pe.intirc intmor • Cnntsct Bobble Purdy, Experienced onty. Pfrman· , t.,~ X(!C $5. an G. 83t"HS99 F...d'• 0.•nlng Sttvic.e exterior. We are reuonabJe. '83 E. l71h, Suite 224 C.~I. APPLY lN PERSON NEWPORTER INN, 644-1100 ent job, fringe Mmfllll. T& Dlamood &ii>i• a .. ntnr Aul. Spec. 400' $lll Capetl . UpMl~ttty . Win-64~2!i05. ~ '4t·lC70 •3 FA$:l{JON ISLAND ~ .,.'Otk at modem marina, Alency lot' Caret:r Girls Pl:WTER tea IC!I S 2 S . dows ., f1cw C&J-t. 565-0Uf NEWPORT BEA.Of C&ll nr write full detalli. •10 W, Coeat Hwy., N.B. 494-J358 ~ & lllltallotlon ~ est. to-1317 IWWIC -· s ,...,. f .H..._au;..l_lnt: _____ ,;..:7.:.30 $2UO. Nb' ~-T~.T. l.&Wll ~•rviee. Qredll ardLS OK. 147""6M Gan.re ClHllMJPI, hlNlln, iiibi jd -•l•anll>f. " llcht moving. ~. BJ Ot?Kan. uUon-wldl: _'ll_l_-'l_m _____ _ aen4ce. 1'ree ffl. 60-d TRASH At prac:e clf'1.n-up. Mon, thru Sun. $10 a IMd. r~ E•tlmatt. S48~1 Plastorln9, Pitch, ASS'T HELPER _;R;:;•:.P"o;:.:l;.r ____ ;:;6U::IO:.: I Full timt! or pt.ume. A~ 1!t ; PA'l'OI PLAST!:RJNG 31, I mo residency req'd. All t)TIH. l'ree eirfma• $.3,75 hr 1tart. Call !Wo.m5 Cit.JI t\1r. \V1t111on 1111.4710 ====;;,==! ASS'T HELPER Plurnbln9 6190 ruu unit: or part·rnne, Ait: ___ ..:., ____ :...;I 19,11, 6 m". re1idf'n.:y ,.._ Pl..UMBlNG REPAIR q111red. $3.75 hr •tart. C1rpot L1ylnt & 11!.elr ., HAVF; TRUCK * No job l"OO •mall C11JJ ,\fr. Wln!lton A214740 • WUL HAUL. • 6'2'11'1l • ARE YOU • * .sfH741 * llOMr ltEPAIRS • • Dlshwcnllen DAYS AND NtGHT! PART TJME AND ruLL Tl.MF: Apply In perton Ancient Mariner Restaurant HAULlNG Ottnup, lot&•«. Plwnbl<11.,lectrlcal. S7.!0 HJ. BEAUTIFUL?? Hand)'mait anytime: 1011 642-JTM or 6(2-0506 11'1 all In lhe eye ol ttw bf. 2607 W. Coti11t Hwy., N.B. I ,_._. __ , U ~· •-•• HR •-•• ~--• ••-TV Del\cll.ltnen, full tlm• man ..-.n..--'6tO cw • .__,..,, "" PWMBlNG •IU<\.lfr, .......,.... u• corn. ~iU~UW~s;;;;;;:~ PICKUP· lJGHT TRASI{ A REMODru.tNG ml, )'Otl watch &rid U )'l)IJ Mutt ht rellahltt. ~ Jl"rry •-·• ~ ~, ~· feel • 1... b'lDck &. t>Hlwry man, put • -. . ' Gua&e dffnup fll'I IOld ""' ·-)'OIJ "' •• l'N Y •1 .i--d ~ 6 r•p& r•. M0-3691 l=========-1 nn.ofthoseJW!OPle,caDus. '""""'· ~·See Harold. ..... PICK-UP• Ro111odoll"1 & CALll'. CASTING CO. =='49tl.,..-,E._.l;.;;7tb.=C°'.M°'._ ,•---GARAGE CLEANUP _ ltefllilt 6MO l9 wntlnutnc lb search tor DESK cll!rk pan time ttlltt. -.. "61 ~-•1 •· ' PM tveryday people who imw 1.lu.t knaw all phQff; ef 1;..;;.;.o,;. _____ ~"-..,.. lurr ' ~ JtOOl\f Addltion•. 11rA.ft&. 11 d1!11lre tn work nn TV °" front desk, niJhl 11.udlt, PBX CAJlPZTVIHYL~ YARD/Gar. Cl tan11p. rttMdel. Lfw.'1!11 !'rice In modelirt; }Obs. STS to $12:5 ~NCR 4200. 8"'n Brawn'• C (XIPl'1'ft. Till% Err. hmow trH1. tvy, traah. t~1'1. Lie. con Ir a c Io r . ptr dl\Y. No fite f., )'Oil flvtr. l'lotnt H'"'rel. 3!10G S. Colt•t *" 5'1).llO • Gndf', btckhot. 1162~743 6ti..2\'LU * FOR ON CAMERA H11>·y, Soutil IAl\ina OtW""''• utim J!Oftt. ffAUUNG SIO A LOAD G"';Ei,Ni.Lo"':rt::mode-.-.1"'1111-:•-m--,,-,,,.,-,I AUOJTION • DRUG CLERK. Tot u ad to ..U arowxl 0-n "°' TrM St.rv. Ct-n. No job too 'm •I l . CALL CTlfl l3.\m2 MATURE ON did, 4'IJ ICMrfl. PnuliQS ~2521. ~l Uc'dflNLltt'd. ~1S41S3. 10 JJif to 6 P1'f t'\UI tlmi., Call @l\.22rfl Lake ArTowhn.d Martna, By •ppolnt. 646-3!351i's°"EA"'"RS"°"""""°"' ...... --. ..----125-,·.' P.O. Box 910, 71413.1'7·%501. 2 twin ~. fonnlca *MASSEUSE* SALt.SMAN w/ nursery $10. White tormb d .... P I P •1• auden ~nter exper, send Rt w!ftl I chi.In •>JC ..,._ .. -1rmanen os1 ion 1-..m~111•· "'"'clual·-gpa. ba •-·nd 1 -..... _,,. .i:.na ... ... ... .,,,. • ., .,. c...r;,...... rewme o •""'J callee ta.bin S20 546--Qi94 HOUSEKEEPER Full time Opening, Experlenct'd. Send Amllng, Amllna:'s Nuntery, MUTE dC!tk • resumf' to Box f.f 109.l O.fb' ""° E. Coast Hwy, N.B. 1 bl both and ~side Apply in parson Pilot. 2211 w. BalboM, !'lew. * SALES Pf'N)nnel nef'ded, d~tor lam~O~n• ~e fer our n•w facllltl•• port Bea.ch. malr. or femalt. E>lpe.rif'n-s20. 1•toot bla:.k t1lat nench HUNTINGTON BEACH MECHANIC NEEDED l;f'fi, ror m•n'11 tine ~ui:nl~h· S9. Blue qulitNI bed$pread CONVALESCENT •~rt Timi! lna-11. ~ /\fr. \Vtlharn11, lwin ss. \Vhltc 1 ha& • Con1act t.irr. • SI LVER\VOO DS * 45 bAthfoom lt:t $3. AdjuMAbl« HOSPITAL Marcu-' Motora li«s.o.166 F11shloo Island, N.B. lronin& board $2. 548-3740 JS81l .. lorida St. ·•MEOIANJCAL ** m'CXX CLERK. 9 lo 3TJNGRAY, lood buy, 0 • (Stanit lane.) •ENGINEER 5;30P~I. 6 d-.yJ. Knowledge tended forlca $1$. 642--MSQ Huntington Beach M•C"Grei:'or Yaebt Corp. old pop Ir d as11ic• prefd, GREDf .tampl 4 boob $.1 --~ --~ 1Ql Fta.~ CM WALt.IOf'S MUSJC CITY, ffCh or trade tor bl u ~"ifbl)l)t M: ED l CAL ~-So. Cout Plua, "tll r • · fd bnc1ct '1e ~aeh.~0~ «:trt. Llve in. own nn, a.. knowledp of lnl. Exp °"11• ]\Uvolo. good Glfftrw aod S.ttll!f 'IV. Ttoche• q>I. Older fl tim•. Dn. Lonr1'1 .t ~ ~~· hllb ~~ ~ pnr4, nr• •:r· Roecnbtrr. 6"-2922 ar:..15 ..... , menth ....... ,, .. , 4 ..... ....._ Pb).1e ""~! J»cted. $200 Ptt" mo + rm MOI'EL MAIO ~ r-.... ,._ ........ w1 Sb. .,....-" 6 brd . 644--4150 LAC.UNA REEF' MOTEL Th~ Yf'l.rs WTeta.rial ~~· «ooci condition Vr'Ot"b ....,,j HOUSJl!KEEPER Comfl•nkm m So. Col.it ll~ prrlent'f", Hlth School .,-Mu. SIO. Shutttn 111illity eon- tnr elderly woman, Li'"' in. 1...a(l.ll\a Sch. 4&200.i ation, '!.41 wprn typins:, 11hort. 1tructed 9\t;'' x 32" $2 Nf'.h , hand on \'1p1n required, Ap. t..rre kt:roflC!ne hea ter rood Jll.f. l!Xdianred. Send Pt.ANNING to movt:? You'll pi.)' A! \\re1tmlm,,.r School for ahop or Cllbln 15, Sciotl 1'f1Ultl"' • ,,I, • to lklll t.t find aft amallni munbef" of DilllTi<'I. 14121 Cf'dllr\l.tlOd apreader $.1. Hand mo"""r 1029. Oft1ly Pilot. 221 1 W hom~11 In toda.J'• Cluatfted Avf' .. \Veitmlrutter. $3. Beach umbrella 13. fl• BaJbot Blvd., N.8 , Ab. a.eek tMnt llDW· ~ Wertlo Dr. CM. 60.Ant ' ' t ,. -· ...., ... u. 1970 ---: UllY ~!LOT H•re's How You Can Use Our Famous Dim• • A • Unes FIVE CONVENIENT OPFICES • I ring tMm or rn•ll them with..cor,.a,,j;tth t• ~ of our 4 conv.nient .tfice1. • No 11 .. ,tock, produco er plonl•. • No commt rclal ad11llewM. • Each Item mutt M 11ric1cf with ne item •v.,..Sll. ...,.. c. •• JJ ........... .,...,., .... TO SERVE YOU e NIWPOllT I E.AC K • : .~ . 2211 loliloo llwl. e LAGUNA l l ACH •...•• m Fo-.A-e COsr.A MIS.A ............. ~ Wool loT e HUNTINGTON I JACH .. I n15 a. .. h llv4. e SAN CLIMINTI .. 30J ~ I I C1rnh10 R .. I MOVING. TV $20. El~tric PINK bathroom 11helf SL BRO\VNCOOChanrl~irUS. 19'' CE TV porlabl«!, worlc 'l3 P.IOOEL A J.'ord DAVENPORT. rood con-:? record p!aytr" S7 each. Bmi:ff hooke-SlD and HJ.,,_C!P!:£DIJind@rf25.Hand slove $10. FoldJng ~d $5. Small mf!Cllclne cabiMt It 6 Redln.ing chAir SlO. One $5. SZi 3 Oiahmuti.1'.rs good $11 transmlMkin $25. Cover $5. dltion $10 2 mabopny Md• t\t>w electric Kk\Ut>t ss.2;;. $20, l.t-aple llb~s SlO and toob 1lc · $.i Pa.int spray Reclintr-chaiP $20. 2 end champqne 1'lu.st>1 U.$0. 2 Servel ras refrigerator SD .• $20. Sunbeam ha.il'dl')'er Clu1cb housin g SlO. $10 Encyclopedia $15. Tools. Girl Scout ltrms 'Z5c. 3' Sti. What.not ahtll $10. run. I.\. Belt sander Sil. tab.lea no. 2 occuioMI bun\t.r hot plate. like new Mahogany rou~ table, 2 $."l. 2 TV i1tal'lds $3 • $5. 2 t•Jywheel $2 . .:.0. Fl)"·hffl 2:x..--s1 2321-l&h, Nr\\'POl1 plutl<' boat SL Brau hffd-\Vtute rocb ror gardtn 51k-Pneumatic lltaple aun '25. chain $2b each. Projector $1. Provi.nclll towel b&i-end tt.bles $15. StroUrr $2. A?of-FM ama1J radio8 $10 • hooalng SS. autch pl&te $10. Bea.ch f>i&-.J2.IT boa.rd S2. 2 wood heedboudl bag, Books 5c • $1. Jewf.lty Olrdtn tools '50c • J:>, 2 ~ Divan $25. C.otfte table Sl.50. ~ toot wood ladder $1 Walk-tr $1. High chair $3. SIS. 2...clocit radios $5 • $8. clutch dhic. $5. Throoghout IM=DN"O:-om-pl"J°"O.-<"'S9""'.!JO,-,.Lug-r $3.50 each. Fa.n $2. Electric Se • $5. FloMr potl, faftCY drawer fUe ta.bhw.-ts S10. ~. 32"l Driftwood ~ •• CdM 3 P&ir tlMaI drlpea $5, 2 22" _ high b&r stool $3. Oak arm chair $10. Swivel bearing $2.50. All parts l'll!W, leathfr dtak pad S2 can opener 13, Grate Sl and day Uk • Sl. Whit. Micrr»cope $3. Ottlce desk flexible ru hoee COlln@Cfcn Cabwt ~wlf'll machine a.-wn c .. ··-•1". 6 shower rebuUl, or In excellent COi).-ea---m med~i-....... ., Table !!Oc. Air mattres~ \lt"'OOI eoai $l. ~1rxicul eurlo JZS, Twill btd $15. Auorted RCA 19" portablr TV $25. 125 3 I i...... .. __ _,_ • ., ... ., ,...,... "' ~ ull"'1 ..... ..., ..:u•r •" J I 1-11 SI J cabintl with nllrriatuft!I $10. !Mita US. Allotted pt.in. I Sl .50. Bou,;''"e ltema ;. · ronq,. UUIUUl'li ~ .. __ ... , 11· ". 6 el~tric dition. 96Z-l894 •::o. 67~.,......... -». rwery ...... -· apr 0......, • .,.. &-&..t--... , _ , ?o1otorola 17" portable TV ..,.. each Complete wt no.it ''"'iw .. --·-wtre 15c roil Bookl! 10c41 Round niaple table S25-4 • ...,. _.,. iw ... ._.,,..., _ $2.i. 548-8236 ~~~~" :O'k·~~ ho: You~H Encyclopedia.a US~ ~:n c~~~J fl ~!k~ .. S~ UNC. ~ln c:ent srt SB-!0· :ll" RCA cokir TV sz Elec-LAzy SUsftn U. Melmac 1et captain's cha.in $25 ed. C... •to~ $2$. Portable 5 OLD sturdy oak chain with ette $2.50 A 1um i 11 I.Im \VOOd sail and pepprr ~· l!llO}t Channel Pl. Newport ~al.ed in p~bc, ma~ nlC't! tric clothes dryrr $10 for 3 S2. \Vater pie $6. New 646-4688 ~ S:~ arJlO~~~ : round pine backs S5 each. d r bra le S 2 Amber pitcher 50c. ElectrlC Beach 6~1,,,,~ Birthday gtfta fl. l;i rolls l\.lagna\'OX Hi-fi, rad ; o. tram radio S.t. Ou\ji board 3 PIECE iectioftal belrt ecora i~e c eta ' can ~ner 1.nd ice crusher · ,,,.... ......, printed price label.s Sl. 6 phono $25 Girl·s 26" bicydf' SI.la. Feather wall decora-ooucb sis e&C'b section, Saia f'I~ pOoJ boat no. I' Levely mesh pla"""n wllh Small mirrors old and folk *" CoU 1 . 13 V ...._ ..,, .,.___ ~a.J-y cabihf!C •'ll. lJ mm. ,,,,.. ' • ..,. tt tab f' and end CHILD'S boosl!!r seat $2. roll!! 1..J" dymo rmbossi.n.w; $10 'Vebcor lapf' reoordf'r lion . asts ..... -.x . .,,.....,1 film ~vie,..er SS. Radii>-.... .......,. _, canopy IOP, great for beach, Ll1fi framer; S3 and $5. ~e tables SlS. Leon a rd Girl's roller llhoe skates. tape St Bun1per trailer 125. 3262 Californi<t SL, C.:\f. SI pr. Clothes 25C'-S2. Punits reoord player. reeord player m1erof'.dm enlarat:r S 2 5. ' paid 430. sell lor Sll.50. owear wreath on ll'On J?frigf'ralQr SlO. 9 x 12 Ax-t;izf'. '4 $3, Hamilton Beach hitch SL50. 5.16-302.t j.1.)-1887 • Zilc-S2. 236 Magnotla, Co•lll net'fis sl.ight ~piiir ns. Dryer vent lue twlmm.lna , School delk cha.it $5. Nice stand SIO. f.texlcan cart minister rug sa. Large pi<" :\lf'Sll Ladie$ ao.lf ba&" and pull t'ar pool hOM' 20c foot. PVC Ht· I maple pot1y chair and PlltY \\'ilh flowers $3.50. Small tut·e SlO. 962-9573. 19700 nii>:er-jui~r $9. t.Ielal bed HAIR DRYER S.i Pa.1111 CARPE:f. :J() sq yd. dark ,~· ~~-~=---:-c---combination Sll. Plutk' linp lOc c.ich. Gu lleatt>r cha.it oon1binalion $3.50. di.!iplay shelf 11.SO. Mexican Con:>tellalion Lall<', HB framf' $3. 543-3925 i;prayf'r $.i. Glasswaft zx. _ gold, will sell pie<'e11 Sl.,j() OLDER Gib.ion ttfl'lger11.tor. $10. Small pool table SU). ) ood · ,,,__ S2 • sq, yd, ;,.i~=, approximately 30 inclle~ orana:e h&f!Cing lamp $6. Hooda .JO aiiltl ¥Pitt pe.rtt , \V en potty seat, grtal !or =r Sp~~~r~.,_.5018: !:::.. MAGNAVOX hi·fi $5. 80 x BC 348 and &apply $20. RCA $3. Other howiehold items St w)de Still i\IOl'b St:. l6"T· Frosted human ha!.r wta:. $1.i Tiffany ~ $2. . boyg $1. Red kiddie cv 75c. "._" ......,, uuui-.. ..,.-120 .. drapes $6. 200! black portable TV $10. Eioo ~ -SlS. Saturday and Sonday UNFINISHED 3 d r 11 wt" r Pla~ntia Costa !'ti~ COd1. $100. U5. re I s ta Xmu ornamMU $2, Lamp J 10" tricycle, newly painted, matched mirror h'amu, c"'"Mt-bn'~ $15. e • w 0 .. 1 .. _ 173211 Santa Manica off ~I $10 Unfinahed Spa.ni$h ' • · E::t.mel'll 15. 'Brown C'bapelli me teeter-totter. n 1 c e o ....,Slfn · an harcina: 600 grid melt'!' S20. 19" rack Slater. style coffee table Sl5 30-l6 · ;,. """wn ir bill SlO Ocean star tat · 1 lk "--l10 H d and ·while film S3. Spanish ... ""' ._.-c-'"J BROWN CaNC&dl:' $1 a-$1. IA'al~r pa_clct-ta $8. JUdo 1 folding jwnp seat, Hturdy crattro f.1exlca1'1: dolls $7 , lamp SlD. 9 x 12' k $20. l.,,=-:;-c-:,,,--,,,=== Klltybrook, C .. \f. 541>-9119 i\igltt $a. Bl~ wig S~. · ree.J ui>. ~ bed, box ~uibm~~ .. '51:.:,~12· .. ~· walker for baby, all $3.50 eacb. ~26&1 ~1'U0~1°: 8':arpei"'Yt ~ !.: :!~~ $S. 8'lg ey PAIR ski3 SOc. Bo\\'lin& ball VACUUM cleaner S.ll Elec-Dark bn>\\'n w11 $25. Utih~ spring and roattresa $20. .-. ... .. ., " ...-... eacti. L:wely pine teeter too, :-,=..,-,-.,.-,-----.,,,-..... 50c. l maple end table Sl ta blf' $S. Cu sto11e $1J. 54&-38&D Large picture fhme S2. ! 3 HP rotary lawn rnower $15. tem "'oot $7. 8 x 10' rug pad TABLE formica, chrome, 4 Table Sl .50. fdosaic earrLn-tric broom SlO Chest of Dinettr, 6 che.!rt S 2 5 , -.===.,-.,,...,=-,,-oo Hammock SlO. Mail boa $2. ! •at OJ1 rocker11 for baby $4. ,,.,. ..... S5. Bunk bed~ S.15. Mat. "'6;> d 112 TV STUDEBAKER 6 ... ,I Bike --5c -12. R. ·~--I W ""-~ chau·! S25. Lamps Sl • $3. $1.50. 536-1320 ra"'-ers. l'Y'llY· • Barbells .$10. Ma.ttrtM. box '"-I _.... 'N>',. antseat .....,., Baby bach ,,_,====,-.,=~~= tresses $15. Ueds luggage, $7 Sm 11 works OK S25 Small battery 1 Pr1n 11 , rnme 52.\. owrdrive ChevrOI~t. motos'. si.,yt AM wire and rope tub 50c. Car seat 50c. BELLYBOARO $15. 64&-4644 college bound .!iizes Sl2 -$15. Crib matlress '· a 2 V\V rints 15·· x 10·· $25 vw tape-recorder $7.50 Single Wardrobe SJ. 2 plastic t ran 1 m Is• I 0 n , Cot-vair halyards Sl • $5. 18 i Peterson stroller $6. Step BICYCLE parts St • .$10. 's.t Mel"Cury station wagon desk SlO. Exettise bl~e~. gu tank $5. Ren~ u It drawer file $-1 Small rirl's chain $5, Pool table $20. el!Jine, English 4 cyt motor, ?-1onrovla A\'e, 646--9013 ' Htl:IO! or <'hair Ior c:hild, f!-•f!-..,,.. S25. Tablrs $3 • $.). \\'lg S15. Electric dryer SlO. 54> Oauphine 1960 minus rngine bike ~. 64frl525 Sti-_ ray llOr 930 Artlor St.. d1flerential drive $2'S eoach. 1 ..........,.... Sho ·· I $4 -· Ca "" Pt!OVlNG to miaU Qt. booster chair SI each. Nice ==--------I l1 panes · ~~ nyon PINK pottery set $10. Corn-$10. 3-apeed :S10, Dilors S1 Thfi\t ?.1o\J!jC, Sport <'altine Cotta h-1esa. Chev, heads. radlatora $10 Overflow must Co· Sa.t l brown wig, freshly set SlO. CHEVY lhree ~peed truck Dr., Ci\t . 5t8-6'l91 Ing electri<' percolator $.25. each. Headtrs no. 1966 R-8 NRA good ~ Bolt S20. 'r'=l~R~EPLA=~ct=-~,....=~.-,.~1~1~10~. each. T\1•0 ttfripraton: S20 sun. Round ttdWGOd patio Feeding table $15. Almost tl'anl5missioru; SlO each · LADIES wig. real hair, light \\'alnut coffee table Sl5. body parts $1 to S 5. 646-6285 Vinyl iisipertd car rack 4 x ~ ~~a,y ~s Sl5 table. 4 benches $21. Apt. new youth tlt!d $25. 1'1atlres.s 646--4644 red color. just cleantd \\'\th White rormica cofttt table Rambler wagon 1958 nttds RECLL."ER <' h 11 1 r SZ5 6 St.:i. Teen 1iri's elott\ifw, ~2 PM excep~ Sunday me-to siu-a:u ~ $5. 3 dra:11ov SlO. Baby car litat8 $5 eac:h.ALL '~~,,~,-,.-,.-,.,~boa<d~~~f.,,~' ~13c I boldt>r $20. \Voma.n's 14 lb. Sl2. Mbcmuter s10. Electric Ir ans missio n S 2 S. Admiral 1V, good W Child's like new. siiea 3 to 10 ollk linen <:befit S 2 0 . Buiiy box for baby S:.l. In-each. 646-4644 eboi:Ute bowling ball and coffee grinder 110. sun tamp Miscellaneous chf"miatry wagon S4 .i-24 .. bar stools S4 dT'tsatl. pants. skittl!, knits, PORTACRIB wtth mattres.s f\.IakltMY t>Pnch/table $3. 4 nerspring b a b Y mattttas bag $5. Man's 16 lb bowling $5. Valet $12. 4~2911 eqUipm('nl, all SlO or .,,.•ill c-ach •t--stt<'l foldJno chain -panttt; and ikirf • u It 1. and bum.pus 1'3. Play pan drawrr rMtal tile clbinf't used a t Grandmother's MINI bike enrtne .l apeed 8 ball and bag $5. 548-7011 s 11 · .... \.\'Oman's clothing s i 1 e , 1th ...... 15 La o $20 Tnvenw roda Sl nett -d 13 ti hO llO M. I b'k< Sl I:-.======--~~~ UNDERWATER c 1 m f' r a st'parace. ma microscope S3 i;oach Drafting: tablr $.i ' \\ ..-, · wn m wtr · --~ · hou~. pal 4, st for $10. • !::..'-. .,; '"'"'• J. parts 1 HALF-FINISHED bar SI5. t•ue wllh flash a11d melf'r $1. 80 po"-'<'f telescopr $2. 3 8n1n1 movifo r11meM1 S6 S..1 2. little Jirl's dt"f":!Se~. s..;, Playtex nuner kil $1. BBQ ">ith mMor aiiu Afil 5-48-421.l 129 Montt Vista, _, .....,.....,.. .. ,.,._1 l lO. ,_1=1 hoy SCOlll shirts, 3 pitnts. l"roi;ted ".;" l l An!ique ad· pa_ nts, blo1JS<'11 .. s.ize 4-1 557-n4J SlO. Cl.lstom 6 dtt.wtr aif1c1e E t ·d Cot ttl If ===~~~---.,~I ,... .,...,... ou S25. t'ittilig camera $2.'i. "" 2 s4 lT.W M Pl c-o==-~~-~-,-.,~ bed9tead wi(b bedsprinc and as SI e s a · esa, ° CITIZENS band cur i;tationTV o~~,,~--. -B~&~l~V-,~~,---,-Sur~--' $l:!. Nf'w i\'l't n1cdium SOc-each. Ouijn. <ling AN't<iiirlf' $2;i \\'orld _.i: · ~ · tnorc1. · LARGE work bench, ideal I Ne\\'port antenna, 20 feet $9. Coa..x ~ ... ,.~-,, · ~,.;.,. ll'Ot s. 'UU<U" board 50c. Clll'l'Om board st. Book Encyclopedia!! $2j :>L'o-287 __ .. ~· ::::;:::::-.-:-c.-::= f•r ••" ''''' 0, '-ndyma" mattress $12. 6 dra·~•er Mu· ,,.. " sul!s $1 2. Ex.plosive gas •. v • '"" " dent desk SlO. Dnuer with HOT wheels double super. cablf', "''~25· lengths S2 }!cath kll TV 1tllgnn1ent Al1.1n1inun1 keg Sl School GUN l\:lagazine~ 5c. 4 track s:,. &lj.-2587 h ~. 1 .• L.. ELECTRIC dryer :S25 Cht>1• mt>tf'r $15. \\'ei;ht sc-c Sl2. 2 H JI' f I lh !Oc !" C 1 t d k c::o SI.....,;...,. bag nurror 110. ~· bed, box cluuyer. lik<' l\l'W $4.50. eac . r ,,,,sh \\'ater 1au1ng · · 9!i2-5:278 gent>rator S 5. a icra 1crs co tl\ -~· ar op car-ape ec -· ~~ .. -... •'ING back chair 1, 0 ,,.11• •P"'""' and mattrHt SU . ... .,_ rear, 6" rod with -inning "6" .. ngine romplere S25. flT7 -..ucncy i1tanda.rd ritr ~ 890 Capiial St . "·est $3. Fishing poles 15c ard$2. .... u..-•u·• -"• ~,,~~ ....... .. .. -.. _ h a ~--•-bl ·-• ' .. _._ TUt-iable saw, 1 .... $25. Fit· reel SS. Sturdy ani.rnal c:ar-=-==~,__,,,----~~-.,. PHOTO strobe lights, $15, S7.50. 893-&138 of PlacenUa. .lV""VO b!'llM ""eac . Army <.--.in1 .. ..,. ... • •11u c • ...,... ten bench w'• uniwraal TOASTMASTER. used twice rier can be used for .pet STURDY. antique f i n i'h $25. Enlargers SlO • 125.1,,,====""=-,--,-CARRYING and sample cota$2uch. Raclnr10Ulif'l!l near new $2). Maple~ vile $20. Gu i!patt hfattt "· Electric can opentr $3. aitoraae $5. 5 foot O&nilh metal child's drsk and eheir Argw; SLR exposure meter CONTEMPORARY din i n i cue deluxe like new ideal :s6. GLLn rack $5. Dual whet! tain's c:lw.in $9. M~ S8. ~· alumtoom laddtr $10. Thenno1 b:lttlu 50c -n . walnut coffee tabJe, COii in top condition S 15 . couplts to camera $2), set $20. King sbe bt'd $20. for 'saleam~n S9 V~cu.um ~dap1en for 51-59 Inte.rna-plattonn rocker, new cover 2 wood mip lilddien S3 Ntb. Bowls SOc. Electric alarm l60. now 120. Heavy wood Beautiful lalYt sand box ~tiscella.neowi darkroom T\\•in &ize bed 120. 642-3213 dttner, , ..... ,..ht $12 Movie tional. S25. Se.tSun ooly. 216 SlO. 4 Chevy bub C&I* S4 .5 &.r _..._,_ 12 -~. -~ With S5 ,. __ ......-,, -.... E wilsoo CM .set. t ti•r table $9. White _.. ,.._.,, '""-clock $1. 2 atalnless steel b'y boa.I ladder $3. 15 foot heavy chair c~~l it~=~ i;·; equipment :SI • $25. Phone DROP leaf extending table projector S24 S h o wt r · • · · udlk)I table $3. s ma l I brus laDJSlll $15. N•w _., , pans, near new Sl.50 anli duty chain, ~~" diameter new condition. 2432 Bo"·doin (TI4) 962-5218 for 8 $25. Maple rocker 110. enC'loeure glus panels and SMALL Chest of draw~rs $5. Fzi&ida.ltt, eood condition fr)'ff $5. Me c b a n f c 1 ._ S2.!i0. Va.sea 25c • '75c. lron, links S12. Chemistry set $2. Pl CM betWffn Fair Dr RED BARON airplant muaic Man's bike "'Ith rack S21'.l. aluminum rails $8 14 inside Strol~r .ss .. H.lgh ;::1r :· m. ~• 15c to s:z. ,..'OOd,..'Ork and p l umbtr new $4. Bathroom scale S2. CoUeetor's comic b 0 0 k s , and N~~u · boxes ST _ 50c. Camera Sll. 646-3&W:l !!.hutttn 1adjmtablp• 1 •f n d Large !~~ 1ce1~ Doll bl . 232-%2nd St. C.?tt. tools 50c $5. 2 J • • New area tuf, 54 x 29 $5. l.1a.rvels. D.C.. 7~ to $4. ==-~~~~~--13 Fl ., 13 T 1 1~~=~-~---~ paint«! $ each at orn1 Tape ,..,,,...,. .. er ,v. u e cc==~~~==,,---,, Delmoniro. aH-cbannrl TV 54S--0730 Boy's booka 25c ~ch. Boy'll TILE rnd table $2. Ora.ngf' ~ame17" '62-521; · e e-NYLON 6 string accoustlc rockln.e: c-halr. n '' d 11 mattn'ss, iJPrings and frame ANTJQUE clock S2:i. '72" x 24 with Mlf·FM radio and REFRIGERATOR. 24 x 26 x Ufe magazine-s lO= each ovenituffed roc:ker $7. l\1ap\l' ens · · 1{111tar f!('ll' S6:1 ~II for $.25. rerovt>ru1g Sl~ Double be<! $25. ;,.ts-Jlll. "~ la.n1 paad SS. \Vame iron rtcord player, 6 apeakera 61,_.~,, 51 ~ N ar c i Ii,", i;pea.Jcer cabinet S4. 2 maple ONE lot 50c each. shot};un G.E. Sti>l"f'O \\'all Sl50 ~Ital box ~pnn,qs SlG. Doublt> a.d· AR fi-Ru'{ll. '.!~S x S'S. ~. 8.2:; x 14 tire s.I . Table 120. Coleman type camp ;,s, runs i'O'Jd, need'! hand!r:. ......,., ..., od I bl 112 h , ' ' "°''' ,,,,, I 110 k 1-0 A Ju bl ,_, I ,, I I< ~ I f dM ,.,... -·· . . .. .....ii..... Cdfl.t · e a e~ raC'. carrying case~.. or . 11-01· '· """ c11.c1a, ~ta f' "'"' rarr:f'~ \I'.'.' lin,:re, golrl-i;l'l"l"n. Unii t>r Amp . <..nf'll o \ •o SlO\'f' anu p1cnw: a......,.."'" copper S15. Cord lire\i'OOd, 21-------~--amber glaia hunpa $10 blank6. shoe~ lor Cougar HB, 53&-!'.ITII. Saturday on!~· _ llu·(l::..,c_11ste1'1 Sl4, 642-693.l paddlr1$'. lnC'ludf'd Sll each. $10. P11.ir c:nitch<''! S:.t Vibt'!I ;f.J(· • 1."1. Ne1v 2 caJJan x 4, 2 x 8, 4 x 4, delivl!red DO NOT l\liss This Sale : e11.ch. i<'krplacr scrt'f'n and or ~lu~tang, Argus flash at-ask tor ~1ike . CIVIi. \Var ,1 dt'H\\'f'I' i·hel'\t t;t2-4lS2. ma11m1&er b a I t c 1• 'i s:>. the1'n'IOfi S4. 1'1.nk vacuum and stacked $25. Loun~ boy's and girl's clothes. tool' S4. Dis1>lay case $3. lachn1ent>i E-70 14 tires s ,,. p 1 1. "' l2 I' 11 , -~---=--= Traveling John and b:l&s S2. 1·lea11er $:1. Kltchen'tl\'aft. chair on rollen, whlte ""', m• n•w. s•~•Q 10.12-14: 2 Aquarium!! $3 • $6. 580 boob "1 b'I '''' ba•• CB ... .._-" Patio ba.r $1. Painti ... $1. loo". ~ ........... ·~. $10. 6" . -, CRAM LETS .. J oe_ '"·'"s -.1. O· J-N--•••lv ,~w 77·, -. 1'.• ""' ._,.. "o 1 an na . . . • po_1n1 but1.1-1n tl.ou~lf' oven N.\",w.· tlh'a 15 each. Pair "' ......,..,""'""'"""' nau1ahydt SlO. 2 used bath boy's sporta: jackPts, l 20C' -Sl. Bro'"n eoueh SlO. 5 call book t fn>e QSL l:ard11l S'l;i Hotpoinl built-in nnge p'•c~·p mirron, c'l. 1660 Steam iron $3. 2 small rencclin1 teLffCOPe, pff'fttt tuba for \l,'ltering slock S10 green, l blue, new, $6 each. piece coi()nial rline!t(' Sf'I birt.I cage, auto, 11·1;1'1 ANSWER·S SlO Range rontrol $20, Bi>~l·ti Whl"t~iet, C...Ace l'i. c),f, tabln S2 etch. t>reMer and rondition u;,. Paid S150 for each. 231 D. Avocado SI. DrelllillK, dinner gb w n s, 320. Chrome Dm-meyer mix-cleaners. 536-3021 or un1brt>lla S.2 26" boy,; bikf'loo=c--:~;"'=c-;:-C';o;-';:::7 m1l'lw SU. SPan Skit aw 20 vol. Encycloped.la. S'T.SO CM sweaters, blouses, coats, er "'hh grinder attachmenl Joliet. Hunt. Bc:h. Cloudy_ E,,,-_v _ Louiiy _ SI~ Old !iehool desk 110 POOL, 36 inches by 12 J~, and euTYlnc ~ $25 .. 2 Ge-Books lOe -'lX. 1n6l Sant.a I K~'E=NM=o~R"E,-,~,-<e~lrl-,-,-,.-w>~·-ng many Hern~. 25c . $8. Ne\v 1Ml0. 1Coscok . kk;klchenk ·~11f 1135. Ell'c-tric heater $3 \Vall I n <' I u d I n It liner .. ..,, cuional cha.in $1' and $20. Rita St. fountain Vallty. CO\.\'boy boots, slit '7, tan $8. ape n1c • na<' 8ni:: . 7 PIECE dinettr »e1 S21'.1. Celery -NOODLE. lig-h!J 2 for S4 6 ¥1tllon F'rigldain,o,. <:lothe11 waflt!f!r Dre1111e1, tiu 1 $3. 222 W. !W7--0:!31 01achinc $1~. King head· LfUV mirror $.'i. 2 aht>ll SaturrlHy and Sunday. U20 The chief .,,.·ho lnveatl!d r:na. Aquarium SJ! La'"''" ...iner ~ SIO. !149--0567. Wtlton. CM, l'ffl', 66-1'95 I ~P~AI~R,:.:..;~.,~-,--~. -~b~1-0-.-,~. board and frame S 5. Girl' a new oidords ai.ze 1 .. _.,,.,. 6w lo-110. Twin ~1 ti B '" om · 1 t'-,, 1 f ~ ""' uuu -, .. ,, ....., aware · " ~ c:aron1 10 '"' our• OU 0 Golf chrbs Spaulding match· COUCH -. o.~., ttak 125 .. __ ,__ ._ _ _. .. __ _,_ s•• Tl'awrae rods and derorator S2.50. Touten, coffee pot, bed and mflttrel& S5. Youth hi NOODLE ''" ,.,.,, GOOD bicycle$ nG and , UIN .. ,..te '""'...,....,....._. ...... •1 50 b Bo • I ~1 BINOCULARS. full y coated s · ed set, 2-9 ll't°'d~ $2:1 dJ--1• tabl• s-. M .. le ..... .....__~ IJO, r-m .. .,.._. Blue _,__.. $7.~. Ro-' rinp $3 t>ach. 536-0414 ~ · eac · YI 11.ce .....,.. f; bed and lllflttn!lfi $5. Cedar I====~,,---=-,,.-,, ,..,, ..., ,,..,~.,.w-u u. ~""' """"'"-..' -'!''"" I' 19121 W kfl h •. optica 7 x 3.S SS. 847~72 ELECTRIC Plane SZI. Gold \Voods. I, J. 4. $20 Leather roc:krr $8. Table lamp SS. T5c. Books 25c: • Sl. Clothe!!. S~l typewriter. aa ia $3 . .. ~1ES do""•· l4-l6, Ltt · ea s ..... ne, chest $5. 2 . 4 dt·awer chests N 8 Sl 7 _,1 ~ 7 110 Huntin,rton Beach. 962-In9 $8. Ttlple dreW"r $20. 4 STINGRAY boy's bike like dredge 125. Pump, motor. lrlm bag o. ze •"' Twin bed!pl'f'llrlA $5. Caf1tt aports eqt1lpment Sl • 13, Comer low aeat, rood~ flerman, Butte, $5, :S · · blk 110 1,. 1~ ~ 4 n•w 1~. ""'? .,~.,~ and hose $25. metronome shoes S9 Gla&1w11re, bookll table $3. 2 chel;t11 $5 each. Toya 25c. Mc. Saturday and ditlon $10. Law.fry lhtk Shoe• 8~i AA Sl and S2. GE baby fttd.inc dish. cost es • "" -""'· ..... evy ..., ~...,...,.. SIO. Black lite box $25. JOc-S.l.50 Chair S5 Table S5. C1ock ni.dio $5. • director SUnday, 6l5 Vllta Bonita, $2.!JO. Snwll 3 dra\\w comet 536-0414 $12. never used Sl. Brand b&n'el m a n i l 0 1 d 12. PORT ABLE aewlng machine Recorder $12. 84}...1798. 468 Abbie \Vey . 642-9867 chahil $5. 615-5193. Bluffs dmser with bectsXle tables new steriliitr $3. Aluminum lndwtrial \\'Ork bench SlO. $8. Hanging lamp SS. Cbt'at , ,. .. . SEARS ,_, I k RO" 'WAY ·~ ~ Bl $8. lnlant's feedinC table ANTIQUE bath tub ~. 11 ria Assorted lumbr:r 50c -S2. l of draw'.<• s~. Pair 14....,e BO'l .s 26 b1cycl<' S_15. """' U«gage rac ' ........... """' ~. ue COLEMAN · cheM S8 Bridle lampg $5. Commode 8 c-UJ? cottee pot · .,. s:i baa: redi-mlx SL Pick $2. •· .. v -o Lad 120 ba 1 1 e.xcell•nt condition S9 2' coverlett and 2 matchiil'IR: ice · 50c. Suitcase St.50. Me'91 4~. Pitcher bowl S 2 ft . eoUee pot $2. 2 blue-rreen Garden tools %k • St. 2 ball lamps $15. Pair large ies M!' ta ian higb ribetilau in/outdoor bol!ltl"t'I $7.50. &rbt'll1 with Ki~siie bed trame $5. CU. ironing board 'T!lc. Chailf Dreuer. leaded mirror S15. lamps, 3' tall 1$8 e1tch. 11'00den pallets 3~' 11 3~· S2 hf'droom lamps $10. Brass made accordhtn $25. Limed pl.anten Sl.'i ettch Sturdy many \\'eiVita SlO. Um~bl Vlll cot $5. }Janclnc lamp lounge, rieeds llOfM webbif¥ 536-04l4 Nevermar coUee table $7. ~ch. 1 . 14" lire S3. Ironing lamp with Tiffany sMde Slil. oak f'nd table $\O , each. \\'OOden crib, no mactrt>ll5 S.'i s!ylf" clotheslirw $5. Antique $5. Car wuhtr Sl. Sun lamp $1.50. Rat11" hood, 4 feet ~l board S2. Largt> wooden Rt'<.'Orri player S2. 12 volt Ltmf'd oak tea can $1 .i. Call H.igh chair, recovered like pe\\•fer Ira &et f2j. 642-0335. S4. Shot gun 11hell rt'loadcr long S:l. 51' foot wtl.ttr aki, 1-lXER up-"' W•I ba< .. in · nd.tlo--•w -~ ~. ..... •• "'&-patt•--11.nd supplieg SIO. 5' x 6' nerd.'l ,_,,,.Ir 11.50. Couch ,,.. · " MAPLE tabl• 15, Chain 15. decorator Xmu aleirh •~. car sir co 1 " " ,...,. ...-\II . .,.,. '""" • "". • 2 Roll'''''Y ,_., 110 .. ch. •· d I I --~ I II .,,"' ._,., h '-" -·&< ~ l;;-c;c-=====~= I! ._.. 1uazn pa $10. T•b r east st·•. T\\-o ~fap~ end tables un ....,, n.I c: en luui,...... Bar $25. Ora))('! S 2 S, Auorltd foam pieces 25c. 1.11.'lal rurtaln 81tttc:hrr nrw TV 14" Portable \\'Orks a:ood ladies small inzes, 110n,ie f 1 · TV consolt S25 Typewriter $2. Jewftry box :Sl. Jewelry $25. ;n plett!I ol ilaN lor • iron, has RBI rina: and 6 5.36-85\8 ~'B.tor ruih ne1 SJ. 2 . 3 SR. Sa!urday and Sunday, S20, Jungle Jlm St 847-7017. lit' girl 's !<' •arti Kite ~n SIO. f:nd tablt~ S5. Table lOc _ Sl. RttOtds Sl t'ilth. lou"ered \\1ndowa, 4, x ! loot tormica counler Sij. 2 drawer met.al ctie8is $3 so;-, 13th St .. H.B. WET Su•'t $", 96 .... ..., ltem1 lc-.JC each Green ,,.1 ,.,,,.,_ I' Gia•""• ll'om-•'• h-'-7 7,. 12 ~ • V 1 bath .!iinkJI, all rittinp S5 YELLO\V naugn.hyde RC· , d tool bo I"" _..., ...... .uro JI · d st La " · '" ~. ""'· ,-., .... 1>1, • 711 • 4v1~" $.:).. f!ry n <'ft r.ach. Kenne Y x ""'· BIRD cage BJld stand Sl. 800vSHELF 8 1,, ck s.m.n piur l'llJ.l('S C'R:<' shoe!!. P\ll'St'~ 10e-S5. it26 SlO. Double bt'd Hnen $3 set. bathuwtte 110. Be.by ""°' each. Stttl work bench $10. tional, nice condition Sl5 ;. pallo ehail'N .-.. each. C di b . 1 d "' plur. il'f't'll draJ)('s S2 Danl11h Eld•••· C'I. 64•1147. Bo f •• ra e Hss111et on s an d 2 Id ,_1 " ~ Ooublr eleotric bltl.nket $4 . aate SI. Car bt'd SI.SO. Gaa retrlrerator S25. Stucco each stttion. x type co · 11lbachi S.l r.iGA totvH"au cartrl ~i.> homr stl?'reo tapt t·hn1r S \Valer ll ......-I. T bl 1 lb kin 1 $3 m •• h. \.-roll $3. !iJ6-0414 tee table ST each. Stroller IT. Bo\~1inro ball $2. Floor $8. Baby caJTbige SlO. Box plnyrr S25, ..,ith S18 case. all small Sl Infant rocking type 2 Eldon car race sets S1;. 3 ec 0 • rm.p le 1 &nail \Vt'lrtlngt.ouH-~a.ttr ·•-• bah c\oth0 • 11 °-· of "" • Bab bo I &<"--u 12 50 1 N••· each. Piiiow• SL Complete 5 1;. 16" ,;,---'k bi..._ ..,0, $8 . Intantaeat $2. Cradle-car hte.tfr 12. Electronlc_ parts Y " · .,.,,. "' )'1'.IU need are 5peakel'll and wonderhon;r $• Y II eR vn: e · · " uo:wai ""' ..,. BEAUTIFUL blonde wif, I 50c 11 nd-0 d0 ""' I I i~ ~-t' '~13 $10 h gallon aqijarium 110. T' 54~61. 3145 Barbado1 bed SlO. \Valker 12. Baby 25e • $1. ChuaL'I 25c • S2. i assea · a ""' '" ""' -Ult' kids have their own l e-(!ach Tab ec otN ...... -...... -ires .,....,. r a c · styled, flls any 1 i 1 e' bath $10. Baby bq $3. Potty Tranlfonners 25C' • $3. riqe robe .sii. HandmRde stem>. ~21. \Vall hang!np 5c--25c Teflon Rollaway bed S15. lhlS =~ s:.· ~ ~~ 1 ="',.;,,'":,,;,·~CM=---~-~~ , perm11nently 1et and h" 12 ~--•ht ~ "-I --• 10 ...___ baby sweaters anrl blanket11~=~-,-~~-,~--try pen, rood fCK camping "-'ool hooked rua: $25. l\1aple _,,·, ... In!•-cl-IOc . BICYCLE uerci9er, HU .. I ~ It c a · .., .. ..,,,, 1\1' "....,.. .nc ay1 '""" nw "' ~. $1 . Po•tabl• h•'gh chai< BELL Ii: Ho\\'ell I a p • d 110 ~-k bl ·-nw wuhab e, cort .w. mar oondltion. 219 Monte Vilta, Switd'ln 11.nd jaclal 25c. rerord S25 l5c 3-T35 x J4 Tigel'l>8w re51er · ..,..... ue "li che.rtt IDc:. 2 piecn rteY new SlO. ~~. ~ home lnr $10. stand in-CM. 6f2..880l Me-ten SI • $3. Tons of tubf!s Sl.50. Eltttric heati-r $1.~. er • • Underwood titts $2 f!l!lch Sat l~S PM $'5. Double bed S20. L«dlH EARLY Amerlca couch eluded. 2432 Bowdoin Pl, -· _ 15. , ___ cable.-___ SJ. Diahea and glauw•~ to portable typewriter S 1 O, Sunday after 11, J>{ehf! 2982 clolhlJJK 50c.SIO. Danish love llJ.Uagp, matehed Sl eadl,. ___. n _ _,,..,_ • ·~ BASS ·---'km t'Y-1 .... ........... """ cl $15 d S5 110 " r f Barbecut $3. Bath aet s . ireeri, Vf!ry .......... l.VllUIUll•• I mt Mtwffn Fair or. and ._..., ... "'.....-u ,._.. Halicnfler Short'A·ave radio :.oc. All 11ery eood col\dilion. vacuu1n eaner an . Java Rd., Mesa Verde 8eM . oot •now ence Eleell'ic knife S2. Electrk $25. 1513 Onnre A\'1!!. Na11au larlder back c:haln $8. New S20. 6 meter beam 110. 14 16851 Mytinger Lane, H.B. pcl\\'cr lawn mowe;r $5, hand 546-1478 $12.50. 54~2431. percolator S2. GE e.lt'Ctrlc; 64i.5666 9 x 12 OVAL MIC $20. T(lp lee 1kates SlO . ., Blochk. hum~,n AVS hem vertical :SlO. 5 841k'l675 alter II a.ni .. fli(l:('r :Sl.50, odds 11.nd ends BABY crlb. excelleot sha.f>t, BEDROOM Furn iture $25. llkillet s;,. Food 1tindtr s1.1 rn=~E~"7'=--o~f-d7,..~.-.,-,..-~11~0_, condition. 2428 Bo"'·doin Pl. hair wig $10. t .1n1 1 u1 • piece telescoplnr maat S20. Saturday auto parts 2."w: co $2. Gamea Hke new mattresa. new pad Drapes SIO. Bedspreada $5. AlllOl'ttd llatwltre le. Ex· M•n<>\e flO. Pool table ..,5. d 1izt 11·12 $2.50. \Vomen 't, l{,v.oain multi-band dipolt l -,-.,=~--,-=-,,-="°""°l lndloyK5c lo50c.Ch!ldren1 11'•, Baby J"mptr 11. 6T3-5924 . 1 I d ••-El 1 · -~ ~ ~1 . '-tw-n Nauau an " LARGE .. -• fl'-d••k !25 ., " ~n11on .-or I _._ ea MC .,.._·nk• 1.·, •nd 110. A•'< ..... """ ''"' men'• clothes 5c • $5. ToYs $10. CDR rotor and control wuuu 0 1"'" ' · · clothes lOc lo Sl. Pinir poni .... n ,·21< 1.-;y~.=.~,~-71d-;-:"=--,b~l~•~m=,~-=,..=.-=,. ·~ ' 'air Or. S'· 1~-d I"" Hn"-hold ..... u-, .. Ul1\ " '"'attlemaker S4. He11.ter $4. ~''' "· I _,, .• -.ha!-1\.50 . 25c:: -$2, 811 .... , t•lothes Sc • S20. 2 11, ... v ln!er-rom $6. SSB >ul' .,._r ~ ...._... labl(' $7. TV lt'"'I t:l J Sl. · .. -... , -'· '" I t "' ~ ·1 -,_ t ~' ~,,, -J BOX sprin.,.s 1 n <1 mat. 11.nd 11pring~. l\1u.<it Mii today T.ablt lamps il. Warnung tn Sl. OidPr ma--buf-I KING 1lze percale J11eet se · sz. Box bot.tlrs and nlpple1 ri.\ter 11.nd crystals $15. Rf' 1 ems uvm ,,.-0 .,.... ..... Cafe eurtalM 25c Pll.nt'l, '" I 67 .. """' .. ~ l"clud.' .rlnl-•.fJ"·.• hol-C Velda<<IO D<I " H B t ~111/Ex<.'t'ilf!nt t:ondili()n S2J. 6'11;-2894. ..tr1ay 3. .,........,3 tel 120. F:nd lable11 ll. ~k I, "" """ $3. Sm1.ll l"ntry table S.1. 3 generator $10. R leijU•r v,.. · · 17))4 Sanla Lucia, .r .v.. l==~~--~~=-oo lom aheet "'1th matchln~ top lamps 50c • Sl. Pineapple S10. 2 sttreo hf'ftdphont'fl s~ bel\.\'ten !Cl a.m. lo fl p.m.. S4T""6978, Sl:) f'ach. Baby bf'd S\5. 'JWIN Bed&, con1pl .. te S:JO. 2 FORMICA kitchen table $4. and chair Sl.l. Couch $20 •• # J sheet and l pillow c:asta $3. back chair 31. Rattan head-tach. 'J'ub(' checktt SIO. 3064 Saturday and Sunday ===~=-~-.,,..,-~ 642-.11171 or M~ black l!!ether Arm chain Sl!i Stroller S2. Ntw infant cu Tables. all kinds, $1.50 to nd. · 2-4.~ ... lot w ,.._ .. , t..fe I ~=--~---~--1 POTTY C h 8 i r. h i R h 3 PIECE -n !lf'ctional S25 E>ach, \Vafrle tnm S.1. fl.Jcvie seat SI. Jnfantaeal 50c. Jump SlO. Wood t.i\aire Sl.50 and Almot!. nr.w co 1ti0n. boArd, pink s:;. Serving 5'9:1121 ay, ...,.,,; a .88. GOI NG lo Eu.ropr, can·1 storl' d\•h', itroller StO buya aU 3 each erib'fi~ Crib SlO Llkfl tiplicrr S\0, SaU ear Si>. 8etll 5(1c. Tweed rua I :c: 10 $2. Older con»ole 91!winc •I Bo"'(foin Pt C.M. between dishes 25e -$2. Iron TS<:. I ~C::,.:,C-'---~-~~ alJ out good1e1, eood clothe• ilrms, crib ma_ttr.u like new 11rl'1 drm111. size 3--4 . Round planter labli: SlO. $10. Flttplace wood basket machlnio $10. H•tlling lamp Nanau i Fair Dr. 1115 A1,1.1lln St. C. M. BRAND IM'!w Hoover floor ~II" lo S5 .. Long bro~ fall new $5. lovely curved 11Rlin !'iOc-43 N~ plt1YPf!'l $20 Otslt \Valnut coffee tablf' tIO. Sl.50. TV ~ St. Hand $.). UprWht v11.cuum ~ ~A por1able TV $1!). Small 546-1116 pollaher $18. S drawer S25. Beddtn,. I.LP to 15. Toys brocade it0!1 SJ). lJ6&..3m. cOHI SIS Walnut dlnent Porttl-hle dog run 125. 2203 painted tnln!atUM, 3 x 5, S x Maplt rocker ST. IA'atber-.... baby playpen-bed ST. Hot ELECl'IUC dryt.l' $25. 3 elec-juvenile hi111er, 30 x 16 x and hnusehold itema l e to==,,-.,-,---.,""'-~-tabll! SlO 4 match.Int chain Canyon Dr. 548..0012. 7, Ideal for afl)' room S5 • ette occaalon&l chair t'T. wheeh aet $5. Oilwtlr chail'S trlc refl'iatn.IDn $25 each. 34" sturdy bul needs sonie fl. 3XI Huntinrton Ave .. N~V 8 7"clt ~d&t125 bomSl: s;, rath Virtue dlntUe !able rt1AT'TR.ESS • 2 twin !lets. $]0. 114T Tahiti Dr. C.r.t. Kitchen table SJ, ConlOle Sl each. Spit molnn, 2, S2 64&-7820 \lt'tltk $8. 5' long s.lat bench H.B. 11 eroo ape Payer ' S20 ( hiJh back chain Sl5 2 Beautyrestll. Good condlrion 54&-t514 Sat, Aus 1.5, ll-5 radio and •hort \\'ave $10. ! tech, Kenmore w a 1 h I n g $5. Old "Spanb:h bal!King R.S. PRUSSIA creainf'r and ca1e unit baa plus Jn fot nJaht tables $$ e~ch 2 lampa StO. 11 art. 3)lS Dakota, speed ~ pla.ytr ST. '1 machine, motor only $.1. 935 ANTIQUE adding machtnt light ti"tu,re $8. Otloman $4. pholll'l or tunrr. ru-ca.n be S3 M<ii 2 lamps S8 f!'ach. 549-1695. UMBREU.A clothn li.M $5. M~ foldup table $1.!IO. Tiiier \Vay, CdM $15. Early American davtn-Student lampa St • $5. :1·~,~;;;,.~•IJ•y 4· ttllf'd lhru ex:l11tlng &ie.l'f'n, Small "·oode.n kitchen !ableloB0=1v=UN~~G~=Ball~-.-nd~~ .. -.-. oattriier, like new, $20. Olt!~r ctlh retletft' U2. porl S25. P.1atchlnc chair S'panlah at'Cf:uorl", pie-Ideal tor d'n or paUo. or let $12 . Slut vi~, °""t1o'taionolbl• lad~ SIO. 1 lavender d~ 6f&.4160 after 4 Comple1e bathroom alnk $5. ALMOST new laminat«d $XI. Bil~ll IW«ptt $3. tutts 2.'k. $5 • .Round tur-21'' RCA Victor black and the kid& have ii In thtir <!hair $10 Smal pa nin1tcMlraS5eath lllvlng HIDE-A·BED, Slmmona, Toll~ $10. 111 t;. Utb St., ahade, will flt any wiodo'W Ha.nainr lamp '3.50. Bike quoilf! barstool tops, brand \\'hlte TV $25. 7822 Ronald room. thl1 unit •ell 11 with 2 chairs no &t2-4M8. · rood bed, but needs COWT Ot \ up to 48" wide, plua and ttikt parta 2Sc • 11. new. tel of 4 f2 each. 22 x t Road, Apt. 8 re.ru.Jarly tor 119.50 in moat 880 \V. 19th, C.M. ~917~ampt S'T •a~ h' $25. Twin JMftrftll and g• BEIGE davenport fbrm , l matehins drape•. 11 i 11 546-6207. )'31 Bowdoin x 42 old Sl)lnliah style f'adio OFFICE ftle Sl.5. Boy and dlscounl store:a. ~. SATURDAY only • antique lll)rlnp, extra Ion(, very cushion, llhephtrd cuttn ll len,a:th. lXI" wide S 2 5' WROUGHT Iron ll an Si n a ct.blrw:I 1Vlth ~ $15. .Jlrl Scout uniforms $5. RADIO SG. twin qulltl!'d orlentel nig SlO: antlp T x 9 _TENT $2S. Boat ac-pod, S2S-M•tal frame $3.. SZ. Upholttered ctair down : , Ora.nae nauphyde .ota u;. lamp«, 2•" witb 1.0' ch.air t\teu. Vvdr,. 1583 Ml.note& ~ 10c-to SS. 1'oy1, oltlct spreads ST a pair slot car trunk SR.: old prneed &IM81 ~es t1 · SlO. Boob 5ic • ~ lawn mower with edpr cuahlon m. Metal hi-chllr I Q>-tmiina.ted oranp and $15. 30" witll 10' chain m. Or. H•rbnr tn Adams. rl&bt 11upplit-. houiteho.lrl Item• )(' !IC'! $10. twin hf.adboatd $3, Sl. to $10.; c:ut 1111.u $.I). to 2.'lt'. ~ttn !l!tt matt~ $9. MG-99.tl $4. Jumper walker SJ. I • 1old tollf'• In atill \cnKlh SUnbunl wttll I liahll S25. on Royal Palm, up 3 blocks to s2. 962-9651. 20741 Kelvin vacuum IWttper s.'>. deep S15.: Htifly pitchf!r 11T.50: 11.nd box iprlnaa St5 each. f.lE'TAL folding detk chair sulier cue S2S. Nylon zipper ~ <Ira.pea, l paltll: SlO. 1135 Twh!ted \\'f'OUJhl iron chain 1o Mlnorc0t Lane-fiit lty('r $1.~. ~allure hand pitlntft'l chln.ll 1;ie. lo Bcdsprra~ S.l .~heeti $1. 110. Tran1farme1· S 1 . 5 0 . 111itca11e11 S2, lo"oldlna clothl!s Tlll<'r Way, Cd?il 88 ==-~~~-~--,-~ S3J(l; etlle 11.ntique rock'r ~k. 11 x 40 . top, 120. 6424163 I ea.ming ca11e 34. \Typlnr 50c: loot . 646--21 SET aolf clubll, 2 .,,.,,od11. 5 65' RIDGED an!l!'11nn 10,ver cooker SJ.50, t\\'i.n wroua:hl 18 1 lo Antique \/lin!ty \\'1th mirror tab'-$3. ~-·,n p•-tu,. ". N.,. .. -·11om belly bo1u·rl $20. 1 -'-1 S15. t11pestry ,; Pat rm -Koo·~ g rn•n mo,.,-, "umcr• J ~ U<.'tl "' ..., r~Y>' ..... EXTRA larp •llf tarpaulilbl Iron• and M : $Ut Ol'f!Mer. ori&inal l'.'0.'11 ovrr S.100. SJ mn l.'0Uw1<·JI w th loam Bsyl'f!Ulti pti11e1 $8. each: SX) BookCk!le sa. 2 1'.n .. \\lbflttlb«rrow $10. 4 TV 1_:~:::.~61~1~9--~----, I $10 each. ~ Fedr.raJ, CM 10 flniwtl"f'~ $10. 642-$10 ~r f(l(i1. RG-8U roalt ca bit mau-.re1111e1 $7.50. each. ((19 book~ lDe to 50c: old copper nlaht1IAnd11 $3 ."Reh. \\111.ll with eleelrk ttye Sl5. Bh1ck tr">'1 ?X. B!AAtl l'\IZ cleaner NE\V act'f'en door • n d l"ABULOUS clothe•. alff. l2, EAJU.Y Bh'l'.I "-....I.ala. Deak 6c .,er toot . Elco niorl•I 720 Columbwl Clrclt:, CJrona dtl &nd brlW pieces S3. IO SS.; cl<~t·k $2 .. Curtains. Sl • S3 F.nsdlsh rid!n~ boot11, idw 2, 32. Nftw SBQ toob Sl. •1 harrlware $8. 690 8 Joann, 11-.·-• 12. 5 .. -•ten $1 . $.'i. TV atand U.O,rr~ table C\Y tr 11n•ni11 t er $17.1 ~'="~'=·=67>-=1_144~~----I beautltnl oow white pole Pfllr: SuitcaM!fl $5. Baby ntw rondttkm SlO. \Vhite Brftaid box Jl. 673-8369 C M «-• "'" 1 fl-l•mp S".OO·. patio fumtUM' lnctudlnK Cr I b me11h patio umbrtlla table ,,.;;,_;;c:...,:;;;;_;;;;_.;.;;.,;o::-~ J · · Skirts $2. Pockt1lbooka $.1. $2. New Re.lanclllOr t25. Tclf'phOne lyJ)(' t ve r SOlWINN Stln.gray bike, tabi' l'I '"" m. bottln w'l1\ mattrtsa $IO. Nat and 4 Win $25. Larae rib BIRD pla,y atta. 2 c:qta JJO, 1 20 qr, PRESSURE t"OOker Nttw 29•• sult.cuft $20. Hamper $3. To.1ttr S2. 'witches 4 frlt' S.t. Colored bo)i'a ~n. IOOd condlUOn ~ e1. 1• .. e.,;;: ir:-._;·l5th St. playpen ST. Hiib di.I.Ir SS. bl1te.p-ten umbrtlhi. $10. Man'a wit 33/31 $10 . ~!1 fl.51). f'rult jl.tS Sl doun. 2 Tabtecklthl $1. Oiabel 60c -Dl•brl: Sl ~-~ lOo-in1tr11ment Ughtt 5 far $1. US. 543-1830. ......., o ·'· ...., MB.. Car llC'8t $1. ble. $3. Hlfld liwn mowtr and OUtlkle "-'*" &IW doer 21-' C.!altt• N1 rad1 $1 each. i,1. M1-87U ~. New wom.m'• clot.htt 110 lo 12 volt ~~r 115. MANY record• CS'e ~ Tl'a Coll'l tole1a. Walbr 13,50, Jnfarit lt6t $2. &NM C'atchf"l' $10. 16 lb. feet x 11,t tttt $10. S3J.411T _12 da»n old •tampld pact KENMORE as" pt iltNt, n .. 15. l' hone alatue $3. <io\111mment 6 wit c:harpr, S(le, 33'• $1. l)rytr $25. STEEL trarntt window S'JO. Bo1u1 wanner '1-Crib nttn'• bowHrw ball $5. TULL bed coqilete s:m, it• cards la album $1.1 OU lf'!ddlt ud rotDatrle Pl. Chri•tmu deeoratior. 10e: • r:an be t"Onwrted to U YOll VICUllm cffflltt $1D. P&tlo Power O'IOwtr 115 and 1ai. ~ 10c. Crib bliulktta Sm11h.ccror. old typewrtm-Baby •wklr auiomcbllt $12. ~. t Janttrn tt.!50. 5 ruollne 642-Se&S • tL ...._.117 Sat. $15. LA.rp 2 atap MM-twll'C $6. 8td 115. Pott dtf· Hand edpr $1. KltTY Karts ~. WaU ot1qun W pit> txctlk'.nt condition $ 2 & • ~ll'W 11.ble SU. MO-HH • OWi $2.50. I whffl abopplnc VlCI'OPUAN oak tloar lamp DEXKi 7 drawtr. 40 x a top, ptt18'1r ortly $25. ~ it.t 11. Af'lltlcltl rlo-w-e~ $.1. Electrk: fl(!tef° $5. Oval ture1 ~ S3. 2 5 4 a Whit. Fox 3-tlertd cape $25. BIKES flri'I '6" and Boy'i -. ! e•rt SJ .~ ...... 2 l•dd"' '--• , .. _,_.... ~" hlcl'I .., .. , 1 __. limp S DRAWtlt unflnbhcd c.hul Hie. ~ ot 20th. 11199 J'\ll'I $3 to '10. Rup 11 to \Vettmltllttr, C.M. 6').4719 Pool table and balta, fOOCI JG" ...,. __.. ('(lt1dUlcn •: .... -11 IMUI" ,., .,, ·-.,.......... TtOAe a Pt c ~t M~1M ~. \Vood fWt• f1. Stove s10.1.,,,.,.====,,,.--..-1 for kklt only 110. f\ftn'• btkf' ......... • HON'DA •nd Yamaha Jl'rlA• ,.111ch. Antique_ etilld'• detk $.3. l aome·n,.ck lampi Sl Phllllplne "'ahopny SIT. m ry ' · · needll cl~anlnc. Portablt TV P 1-1 OTO ORA.PHJC equip. $IO. RCA portable. rtcord $1$.50 •aeh. 54&-0548 ~ IOce •nd 250ef', SI • m. Sl!i. Old lantern $8. ?i salJon Sturdy -4 thl!lf hookc1i.§C, 3(1 l\7•111! tr11 CArl S3. Mel•I 20 GAUGE •hot sun. nHr SI:> Electric f rill SlO. Army n:i"nt. Ideal tor ~nner. pla)<er, turnt1tble nef'dt: ad• SECTIONAL bf:lrt T' modern .. : 64'"'1029. 646--ir.W altrr 2 11quarlum wllh equlpn1r.nl x 4% x 9"1 $10, Ont 3 bulton ulllh,y che11t $7, 538--0311 TIP\\', ~t~rc bolt action toldinr; cot Sl ,~. Safrty t.nlqer pans. prlnten S%i. juatmtnt with rerord tlAncf J20. c:urved !1 fool teetlon.1 : Alk tor Je1TY sii:. ~• Swan Dr. 3574072 blender . ..,Ith 2 me•.urtn: Pl~A YPEN ft, c11r 1 .. 1 n , 1 ~12.I=. ~~'~'-'l6-9_3 ____ ~ :IA.B tub enr.losurr Sl:'i. N"\'' 1730 Bonalre. \Vt)', N~wpon i10. Lona. aol~n blontte tall J20. (lta1ctil1"11 c:t.11'1 ~-at -..f .\IOULEO flbf11lfls1 chair• CONSOiJi Phlleo r a 111 o , '"'11.&lntn SIO. Dr• f t I n l Stroll~r $1 El"<'tr~c b1wm BOOKS, hard t:oVet'I H)r kitchen \-tnlrd hood s;,. Be11oeh 'A-Ith canyil'IJ cue S!O. 2191 StevtM. Apt A, SU.ta Ana ' I u eaeh. Cue 1U111l Owh pll.).'a )1:IOd $3. 36" lab1-llbli: with ad,tuatabJf! top. 31 S. Coll l'.lub3 s:. • Sl5. l'at•h, AIM 1thool ch11r $4. 81ke• '10 !fl St.l. I 17 f:. lltb GA~ ltl')'tl' no. E11!Ctrie ~ltndnaa Dr .• ntw Fall"Vtw =~· Between lotaht al'lll ,, 1 tnlll:t f1S, 1411-'nl01. lamp, Vt1')' ntct JS, M&-41111 x ZI $20. fi.38.9822 or 5.»JM4 645-0r&90 f.40.0611, 842"6936. Sl ., Cnat1 M~11" 111ri'·" SlO. ~114 'SU..r. ~7 ~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~- ! r ) - -DA1l T PllGT S.triv, -U, 1'7G i..OSSii!&i"!""';~OiTj"'"j!N!Y~~·~~&!E!iMP~!LO!!yl!~'' "'~""'CHANDISE fOl MERCHANDISE FOil MEllCHAHDISI ,Oil MlllCHAHDI• l'Oll ,ETS ind LIVI STOCk ·,,.1-1'00 Sch11i.lnslnldlon 760D SALE AND, t !IADI . SALa ANO TRADt SALi AND TUDI SALi AND TUDI FREE TO YOU FREE TO YOU -· ... ···---1· iiiiiiii o. ~··..., · .. lllJ Mh•l wt•• ... ~\-Gti:iiRT • &.iUW.n • 2 HorMI -;·' -·' ___ ,,..;, • "IJ!!ll...... 11• Hl.l'I & ,..... Gii '°™' -.r. -~"" 2 ""'"'"" male ,.., are --lO" ....slat -·~' ~ :..;...._____:~ MOVING ~ • Ill .._. ~ Dod9 _,,..._ ~., I Yr. old Buckalt1' qtr henl, 4 ~. •• 3 ~ Oitlnu b"KZD'E I Merritt .o·• Ollldt: stei;e.•. tmm..-.: NcoJS"'cQl. .. ,bottle M. 1lpe 1*11 rratpell.Ba.vebldteader Xlntcowpooy,nffdaerp«I , -l(O\~ .... ... SoMdl a"-e • deao.. ,.ttb did:, am/tla rw:tlo. $125. Cl1l OC: "IV, PICbrd Bell 21" Clll bottles t:lr .J "'*-Mom ~&1'41;..~ ~n A rider. $300/bet ofr, &ttt7U. ~ : ~ i... _,, t"1o 1ont, Good 15$. ...._ mlor YV. vibrator ct.Ir, ldllod I do>I a1Wr ..... -·-tDOYlllJ '° • .._ °IWf rod l ~l"Ml. 01 lJ a.5ll'J\. .. • card tablt w/4 ehl1n, •or•. 54f .. tll S ,,. Hawall. only r.uon lor REG. QuazUr horse-to p IW-A •a--.Uc rHl. l \l a KAXl'AG &nioe Mu. '!°•p! RICll ....... fnl ~ tU&t w/4 ~ 50-1096 am ~1'J wl1h lb;;;_'~ ~.!:'s:~ ... Allo Ju I MEN-•-• .. , __ woMEN • INHALATION THERAPY • MEDICAL ASSISTANTS • DENT AL ASSIST ANTS • MEDICAL SECRET ARY • EKG TECHNICIAN Jtp air mote4 O.&. GJDlklr, bu WQbm.. ~._ma._ AKAi !fAPz DECK ~bed unit ac liWI. Vay Jovallle )etet w/bD: BEAUTIFUL 46 cal Wl\IOIW'r. Bro-.'ftilw chins .i.a. Bit. CuarlUltee. MODll.. XJ.00.U blcyde 2 = ~ dpt YlW CW'b' female Oack. J:l&er , • ..;-..1 ~ o== TRAN5PORTATIOH aiufo. 22 rint .t acope. Foa.'rft MIA53T AMOl't!d -1N: 0 ' -.--. apoo, Houatn>bn. needs .. ~ .·"T-n1bbtt' SI\\' ma ittta. &hop • • l: 13' r • f rt 1 e r a t o T . &ood home teoced ard about S mol-med. lore BNtt & .Y •chtt 9000 \"M:Uuni \i'Ol'k bench 2 KENMORE auto. \\'laher, •$100• a.J.300, 26.105 V-1& Callior' l~or·l3&.463 1 · hair,~ permanen t bo~·ui,.'. ballJ: '''!bags ' 12 Xlnt cond. sso. Free * 9C.&574 * nill, Apr, A (upstain) Cap. home. Very lovable & LICENSED bua a<.'C'Ordian. ~; 3j dt>liVM)'. 84 7.311 s or NEW ftostn atereo tape l•trano Bch. Need aood born~. ttnoed ~ friendly. IM.Ya 83 6-4 t 9 ~, CAPTAIN mm camera ,.,. Oa.~. Much ~ re<Otder , I track, 4-cpd, 2 9 Pe COl"tl6 jtoup, i~ ~ct~~~ 50-7096 W 9 PM 8/13 &dar • Lo. n, J) yean t-X. mott! 1109 Ollhu Pt ?<ile.sa NEWIUaed appliance• 1 ~t ..-.. Oilt "80. otnprlnr mattfta' b 0 x mlJt. Le than . fur. 3 KITI'ENS dqbters of periellCe saU or po\\~ Pro. V~nkl-"5.ltt.Sunonly 1V• All cuarante@d. SacrifiotUZS.9a.10'll. 1prinp.GokS.irrn bluOoral If ,• )'ell"c&d. bJnoul DA.WY PILOT cat. feuionl,isportf:iabinc.(Wde NEIGHBORHOOD DuNap'1, llli Ne"-port. oa ~70 Avocado S~ bar, 2 ~ chUdrtn ~ er . J . A, Prutwich. after 5 Ml':Xican a: c~ntr11 Amtrl. -SALE ~ms Cameras & hih9.dl: bar •ID<IW Sl.50 ' ~-pm. ~JJJ) Si9'1-s322 or can waters, Athniniatn.tive EXCLUSIVE JUNK! Marinr KENMORE Auto \\'UlxT, _!!iuipment .. Sinpr Z~ port. awVc J .EXOTICALLY m.a r k •4 • 53&-1.H5 1/15 experience, Tollt't pk:nk/tble-cr)'stal·t.a->Ohl cond, 10 cyclt. HI PROJECTOR 16mm 80Und 1'ft&Ch1n!' $E All XlrJL J4'5-:~ 1:~~ ·cal~ ~S. oruge, b1Jc I: AV A1LABLE tor Wttkenda, ' ' ;. •• ,. • .. • REHABILITATION TECHNICIAN • ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT bif!lbuP lamps, vaAeS, la,.,-n delivered l It u a ran t e e ', RCA. 2 ~ Xlnt • 3Ma to low kind ~ ~ cahco. l.cq'-hair " Short extended charters or deliY- '°°"-er, chandelier, linPn l M7-8US. 546--8612. dfUon. \•'. con-P'OR S4LE: Reg. Amuieut or ITJ...'506 ·~' 1/'Bt ·hair. Very affectionate ~ ~It.. eox"'" Mol l~~: ' :, drps btdAJ)n!ad coffee 1e· btONTGOMERY Ward a.uto $9S 64&-''.,. . ~ saddle bred $350 New aweet. Playful1 Oya . • _, ..,....,. 1JW .i. :.iUCH M00RE! SUN wbher, s yrs old, uke lie\\' · ~~.m:na:s Rqtheon CB ~ivtr, 2 SLEAK Black S'i a m~• e1 '136-fW, S43-081S eves.8/15 Pilot, 22U W. Balboi. Blvd., e STUOfHT l'A.TMENT PlANS AVAllAllE a DAY' & fVfNING CLASSES . lG-S. 3615 Slut Key Dr, Cd}!. s~ de.livered Ii gua.ranltt. Sport IOI ~~ ISOO watt., ch a r 1 er • $33. ~~mtleole 'hil~t Ver")' rood with LOVABLE I.Ong ha i r e d Newport Beach, C... a OWHED l OPfU.nD IT ME MlfllS OF THE l'llOFESSION e WlAOUATf PLACEMENT SEllVICE LUSK TRACT. 847~115. 546-8672. -• Complete set of ladies aoU c ~· Deeds un. catloo llP&Y~ female cat. FOR SALE • L !ASE 8-YEAR1ccwnlllalion: Shop 0 NORGEwuber-justl>ttn*U.S. Divers Calypso cl~hsltbq:,uaedonce$50. ~~andinf hoime a00 4 mo.oldp-ayatripped OR CHARTER •"- Smith •if many attach, O\'erl\auled. 1.n rood order. tttuJ,alor, ll9ed twice, pod 10 FtbtralaM dinghy w/4 /18 female kitten need &d $4-$5.000 Down, syn balanoe. • CALIFORNIA . \ PROFESSIONA·L ~ ~0 ....,--·-SCHOOL Of M£DICAL A DfNTAL PlllSONNEL . 119S Newport Blvd., Coot• Mew 645.2922 \ MERCHANDISE FOR Jobo Men. Wom. ~ SALE AND TRADE SlSO. Zenith 71'' COftlOk w/ $25. MG--5712 cond, $4). hp liferc. $215. can 592-lflOl DEAR Sv.-t Alict, a wry homff. 548--0813 1115 4(' f'b'bridle Wbee:ler Qu.i&.. rf'mo(e, lC.!nl cond, $75. 2 FRIGIDAIRE ft'fri 1 •El Paipo knee macltlne. BIRD Pftuurt breatbinr spttlaJ four month kit\)' NEED Good home. fnod yd tt. Slee-pa g, Completely c:ouchH Sl.5 & OI. Hd"'"· Apu1:mmt .lile .=.: ~ 41" ~ board. $25, mach. sm. table saw fr.I,. hec!d& a very special homr for adorable YoWll' female reconditioned throughout, lamp&. cloth. tum., Mustang l4"x36" $25 ~ * Wtt n.lt,.MJ, xtra amall, 13 x 11 tent w/Olleman 573-6300 8118 Yorlde-type te~. about "1970". MINT COND. ToMtau covtt1 It hitdl. REFRIGE~TOR. WiH bu P>. 962-'71'76 stow Sn. Alto sax $125, t # AKC Weinla.raner. Female. :l 10 ~ HOUie pet. ~~ XTR.A.S PLUS! Make offer! bu8lO' ~ '3~ Se~ 2 dr. fro!lt bft 14 .• 1/JrcoLFER ·s • Men's 90pnno. AJC sr.,. airpiane yn old. Older~ or or Days S39-39'l8 Eves " wk. Sun till pm. rn · Phone fnci 847-85" · aluminum lhaJ't H·B aoU en&. f1a, shotgun S'lS, rttle adult. only. \Veil trained. NEED ad home. fried yd ends 893-3405. Laguna . .t94-159'l clubs. complete 1et, uaed $125, tape reoxder new, N e @da fence d 1 a rd . fnr'Jovable Lab/Germ SIU1 ~·Pacemaker. alalu 1967 1• x 10' LODGE Tent, J1'ri&"idah-e Refrigentor twioe. GoU cart, kart. 1*11• ,.,1lflf sm. o/b motor 5 h.p'. 540-8638 8/18 hrd oplnl~r mix. 9 mos. Sportfiaher completely New $45. Mark 20 Out· S50 Excdlen: condi~ ""~~ &. tees $125. 5 4 g. 2 4 g 7, er more. M2-3798. A.KC 8a5 t H rid. T . 1 Loves childI't!n, all ahots. equipped. 'r.fWil &di thia For Chain Saw of LG. COLDSPOT REFRIG e POOL TABLE Wltlrlau dry.. st u~ y Definite.ly an outlide doc LOV~LE Mitten toed gray with appl'O'Yed a"@dit er TELEPHOJ\"E ~ • lull tune, oo experienced rr-- qulrtd. Immediate employ- ment. Uli9 Ne""Jl(N'1 Blvd .. Suite F. C.M. 5411--5501. board Motor, Tradti _,..._ 61~ i; MOVING Eut-mwt:J.:. ond fe~. OU,. ynn :.· S4T-7D49 or !168.-2379 lflS ~·eekend. $7500. 20% down Equal Value. lots W/Crou-Top frt'eur. .txlR.erulation. wldralff!" l shelvn "AP-NMdslovingfamilyltfenc-and"1.'htkq'haired kitten3 trade small acreaie . furnih.lr• IOOO More l 27ME. WilaOn, SW * * 648-7820 Complete .. ith all pUa. avail A.111 21 S60 ea, or ed yard. 540-8638 8/18 mos need• ad ho m e 613-;a&; or 6#-173.l -·-~-----C.M. Sat-SW. Onlyl 1960 TOP Of Llne Frip:laire aeoellllOl'ies. Xlnt cond.. 2 for noo. Y.'orkbencb µ::>"CHARLIE'' adorable t~l or 83&-4493 8111 a 1964 22' LYMAN. 178 HP Telephone Solicitors Cberity appeal. Paid ,,.•eekly Apply: l2S N. Broed\\"8) J\m. 41D. Sant.a Ana. 2G PC. "MADRID" l ROOM GROUP FROM MODEL HOMES lnclt>dn: Quilted wofa It chair, 2 eDtj 1J1bie1 l coffee table, 2 lamps, dresser. mlr. Ofc. TrainM $315 ror, headboard, qUilted bOll Reo!n1 H.S. t:rad OK. Be1u1 springs &: mattrells. 5 pc N.B. ortices. Top beneti11. dining room; table Ir 4 bi· Ca.II ?<ifiu Betty, 557-9371, beck chain. A.b1:;all Abbo1 Per!Onntl ro~lPARE AT $'749.95 Agency. 2l> \V \\·a.mer. $l9f Su11e 711. Santa Ana . No do\\11 Pmts Qz\ly Sl6. mo 1-.-Y-R_U_Cc.K_D_R_IV-E-'R-.-1WELK'S WAREHOUSE Em W. 4th St., Santa Ana 8'17-7986 anytime • • WAJTRESS ~ Ex· MUST SEtL perlenct!d. tu.II time. Apply. OVER STOCKED ~'::° lrH SIRLON !NB', :>!l.10N pbW. Twinfl $49.95, Full.J $59.95, .._._,,, wy. · · 0 · ~ns S89.!15, Kings ru9.95 _"_11•_· _______ 11't.·in Sil.e Headbouds $'7.95; * WAITRESS * Ex-Tnlndl,. Seu 189.95, Rolla- perienced only. Xlnl lips. "'"ay beds, $29.9.l, Studlo Apply In. person, The Col· C.0Ucbe11 $89.!li. refrig. U cu ft, white. $$5. $350. 6£3629 now. f44...l040. tentle adult att male cat' LOVABLE young ad u I t V-8 Gray, SIS ndk>, bait 6.l:J..la55. SPAULDING Exec Alum. GLASS Showcase, 93.x23;x42, multi.cok>red. house pet' s~ cat, l's yn. Dy: tank, head. navy top, fu1l COLDSPOT Obie dr. "'oodl l -3-4: iroh.!I 2-9. 2 ahdws, xJnt ccnd, $20. boxtnlned,'...ullholl,love~ 836-4493 or evea : cover.TopCond.$2450.615- Bronteto,ne tttrigeralor 1.lcGregt:it, Mff'a ateeJ . Ooughboy swlmmbla pool , children. TT6 -2059 or S48--0813 8/li 5882evetlwkends,wkdaya $100. M9-2T23 548-98(16 li x 3, w/meta.l slePJ. nds 836-4493 8118 l\fITTEN-toed Manx cat, 3" _64_2:...00°"'10===----I plastic line, $20. El e c tail 24 t -•-ood e FrHzar·Upright e POOL TABLE* BRINKTON tmokeleu rotisserie \\'/at-NEED aood home for 4 ' oei, m....,, I MUST SELL ll cu ft, $90. 642-2252 Auto ball return SlOO tach. $20. ~ Yukon, CM . low.bit-klt1e'!· two tiger ~93~ e~~~~ ~ 1965 32' TIS Polly Qaft ex- GARAGE Salt! i n c I ud l n a ==,==-;;=7,==~='~==~·~-~:!'1008~*~~-After 5 P!'IL ilrl~, one black and \\1llte pttu cruiser w/tlying drums thousandl -J"l!COrdl, ~wing Machines 1120 e SURFBOARD &'lO" Brand and one rray very pf'l!tty. Very Pf'l!fl,Y aold & \\'hlte ti-brilfie, Cond xlnl. Make of-~~· 33· 78. Ga ., di t.U~~-Dragon rac, Drautn' 831-3697 or 836-4493 1118 rer maJe kit1@n. 4 mo, med !er 646-2834. MOV1NG -~r Singer Sewing maclHne. color TV. •tiite Speniliih bnn set, twin bed, dineltt! set, caLlnet. de!!k, adding machine, 11111· cue11, books Ii misc. 24T4 Rue dt! Cannes. CM 64i.-0906 ..., 1· 1· '· Y !'70 . . flt"-'· DO fCI. $jO mJnl $300, hand kn i I I h-'· N good ,,.-~=C,....-----1 Femily sMnc. TV. Many Sin(er toudH>-mabe, • 5'9-2152 mad-rooney bap 3 !or $3. 1WO b~ck ma.le hodse-Olli ....... eeda home. 9' AVON w/oan, -O.B. Olhtt things. sat -sun . zl&-u.a, beaut ~·alnut con-. id6l&-tor mcney ·~ ea. broken kilt·"" .tree to ~ Lovable &: frie,»dJy. 836-4493, mount. co2 cyl. $215: 9· Comer ......., , 1999 Rofiem•..v M>ie, makeB: button holes, DELUXE camping te~t, only _, horMo U p k _., ··-.. O\l'tl'CUlJJ 8U.ml b J I nd used once, deep1 s, $50. Call 3-D picture mimr $7, · nivt'rslty a r · PETS and LIVESTOCK Fba:ls La~ c-9 salllnc c.Pl,::·-,CM:;,:.~64.::""""'c=:::... ____ 1 hem•, ...,1_, • .·to. "··-·. -'64;.;;";;157·ii19""""""=---~ Touter dolls SU ea. 1628 833-0932 8/lJ -~ dif1Ehy 3 mos old, COii $5.iJ BE o 'ROOM 1 et s 7 5 °.. uws. ;;;: Sandalwood 5'. CM »-2095 FREE fo rood home Pets, Gener•I llOO uk $350. 613-ti698 $« cash Of' small pymts. e HEAD 360'~210 c.m., wed btt tu J ~mith $15 Air com-M~. on!ylseuon,$35. ADMIRAL radio & record u uly marked male PARAKEETS. All co l ors, 26' .PACEMAKER delux preuor ST5 Kenmor e Call 56-1749 player (stereo) console, 6 black and ~·hlte kitten, rnit· blues, yellow, aretN. all sporUisher • radio • tl)'irw wuhtt S4il ,\f at ch I es s * REPAIRS * speakers, solid oe.k $LOO. ten.toed on 4 feet. House &J'H. None owr 1 yr, old. bridge. Aakine ST SOO . molDr'C)'clt' $300 Color TV O ean, oil Ir. adJWlt your Ml II NOD RCA color TV 24.• SlOO. Pl!t. very cute. 146-9432 811.8 ,.i:; and up ea<h. ""l""" 55?-T3J3 SJ:;() Mercury outboard S10 mac:hlnt! In your home, sea aneeu __ •---'-'-~ --=-:-=-cc,,-,,--~~--• , __ ,,_,u, " s......i~i 13 ., aU ?i1any ml5cdlaneous items NEED aood home. 1ncd yd BUNNY 'A checkettd <ri""t SELL or trade; 17 n.. boat&. Atm<0 . .....,.....:;13 t"-'"-·'""· •'Ork ru•r-NE\V Crane 3 pe faucet• tor 543-U87 .. to r 1 o v a b I e m a I e •-· trailer, no molol'; lifhta, COLDSPOT rerrig, bottom a.nleed. ~ mlll"ble top. Lucite handles. * AUCTION * Otihuahua, pun:bred house ~~ Dutch baby $2. belt tank, contr .• windWekl fi'etttt. SlOO. L11gs:ng~ nck, -Wholesale Sl5. sea $45. pel Adlta or ~r childrf'n & extru $175 646--0709 SIO. Atlsc. antique diiihiH. Musial lo=..,_=3~163~,,-~----f'ine F'Umiture Ptt.fe-rm:I. 968-2379 8/lS Ca;; -132-33 Pr. I~ S;epheTilll. Teak . ' 1: 1: ,, " " .. :1 " ,. ' • I I • 1 ' I· • ' I: Ii l' !: t . tage Coli.. Shop, S62 W. SIESTA SLEEP SHOP 19th St., COlita Mesa . 1927 Harbor mvd., CM \V A./\'TEO. mature l'<'Oman as housekeeper. l\fust b r OOnes1, miable &. ad. cook . Rl"l'lli . .l4$-56j2 662760 hfodf!pf'l!ads, Hoover uriright ~ltrumentt 1125 El.EC incllnator, 1tain\'8.y, " Applianefll LIVELY l\1ale \\~n! haired --~ decks, Chrysler ~a. Beaut. vacuum It mi~e. 1Rl Lug~ f'END~Al\IPUFIER chair type, J yr old. Cotlt Auctiona Friday i:30 pm feJTier mix, T mos. Good BURl\1ESE KITTENS cof'ld. l\o1usl sell. 673-2801 , nia, Newport Shore! DELUXE RICKENB CHER new SlR50, ~nt buy Sj()(I. Windy's .Auction Barn with chldrn. Nds lovng hm. Tri-Champion aired. Cf'A 30, OWENS ,64 'IWIN 1225, lo : 34155 Cst. Hwy, Dana Pt. .,...,,., GAR Sale "-n1i.se. iten1t -I BASS GUITA: G4G-6300, 67l-i21J 207:;~ N~rport, Clot 646-8686 fncd yd. 54z.J846 or reg. Shot!. P l a y f u I , hNI, immac, xtru. hdtop, j• washer, dryer. relrig, lie\\'-* 6T':>-641l& * • o\x8' POOL t11ble, a.late. Behind Tony'• Bldg. Mat'J. 968-237!1 8115 714/83().:1362. Will fin, Muat 11eU. 557-7TJ8 i 1 1,_ mact\lne, tools .. lumber. F' ~ bed. Like new. All ac-DIVORCED _ Mu.st sell T?!"Y Stub~. big .eyed, HI!'llALA\'AN KJTI'ENS nlso 64 BELl.BOY I l! tt J: WANTED: Dependablt Jivp.. Jn bllbysilter. Rm Z, board, salary. Ovtt 18. 2 1ml chld. .....,!!I ' aarden tools. etc, 2349 Nottt e .r b<l$!! ".Standel 1tmp. cei;50riel included. Beil of-Diadern Tourmaline ttole .. n female m.ixed temer. 18 Sllvt-r Per!lan ma.lr-. 714: Vol·-In ...:..~1'~1• ... __ _:; '1: Dame Rd ., C.M. 546-9145 Good conU. ilon $300 '''· .<!•• "'""' fT>Oll old Reali lo · • 526 l"'I Tl< -•v ......... ., "" uuarv &U-2831 ~~._ $4:50, paid Sl200, appra1*d · · Y ving · "" or, : 0 •1·9590. ~ lqliler, $139;i 96).3439 ·<J ·: WO~AN 18-ZS ,.,./musical ability required. lnteresled in forming a unlque Nill' Club A.cl, rn!enainment beckground helpful, but not t'ISt'ntial. Call 642-8056 ~.or nlte. NT QUE . , lllOO. g· bl•ok .,la ~j'.=. ~e. Nd&. rood home. PERSIAN •• -ACOUSTIC CtJIT,\R AMP A I \\·ht din I rm set. """" .....,....!r.m I 18 l\fi.x, 8 "'ttk!, * 7' DINGHY * OECORATOR , MOVfNG · • ' \\"Rhr I-dryer, port. Kit-Sma.11 walnut bar & access. / gj)wr and tabby (4), $10 fih...-.1 .... ~--i hull -~n I'. Hdboanl. dbl bx sprp .&: ~\lod~I 230· $7.\0 cht>nAide dshwshr 6Tl-5.?43 S75. Sl~p-teach machine ~ Peni1U1 b I u e - c r e I m each. ~298 """:-=;j.,1, • -'1'., m.11.11. Trpl drsr, chests, fab-tiT:>--il!2.'l ANYTl~fE aft s · S/J. 543-0012 mother, nda gd home for .._. rict:, 01ht'r ittms, 600 tolali· GIBSON 843 12 siring Guitar AVON ndl tk'·· . LADY Kenmore g" stove kK!ens,. 3 Cl"l'!.am males, t SE AL p O INT Siiunese, * 7' F'l.BERGLASS 1: 1 ba CdM •rover he11d• ol I k ca t!'!! .PU, wigs, -·• """-"""'" 8118 lemale. purebred, S15. DINGHY MOLD * 3 Bank>oll $25, 2 oval brakl-r, · ... ec. Pc up 20" b'k d 1i· tool •= Extra J ....... black desk .. -...ico . .n..,.,,-., • '" "!~ • * ~·i-,T4 * M.rdcage SJoll}. 673.-0TI7.. I e, Ml ing a, -~ ... ~ _,..,.... """"' ed rua• 8' x 10' SM @1. COUCH. ch11irs. tb\1 • lampi1 =========I clothe1. boob .&: mott. m1 $75 Po11'er lawn mo"'t'r $50 TIGER Kitten 2 months (!l I 8-plece antiqued Duncan • baby items !'Ilise clothes, Pianos &' Organ• lllll Ellis, Hunt Bch. 842-4121 Royal Pastel mink itole old, strayed or deserted 1t Dott 1825 16' GLASS over v,.'OOd 55 hp , Phyl.te dlnin" &et GS'. x 44" ODDS & ENDS' <06 •--1.,....., .,,., ,,.._ · """" our house -needs a good --· _ Homelile "'/lraller. \VOi<.fEN, Lile delivery l'-'Ork.. lofu111 have o••n car. Apply: 325 N. Broadway. Rm. 410, Sanm Ana -~ . ~· --'-'--C.~::.::.::.....:..c:.::1r.1AJ.IOGANY desk W/ file ea"·.~"" "-V.J .• "'c'Mlr .. !!°.;..,,,~_ home .... '418 8111 POODLE F·NCIERSI S'-0"· ~."'~31 1:, IZ..3>" lavet) w/credeni.a Bernardino, NB. (11lley "ONE ONLY" ~ALE It (Tl olher dra\\"e'l"ll $35. ~-·· ..,, ....,...,, """""' "" .,.,.. """'' t ~~· ,::~p b~~~h~in!~ enter I Neiv &. U!'ed E\ec. range CFrlaidiir MOVING : Stove, refria:, deep KENi\tORE "YaMer/nttd1 I have lv.'O A.KC white tiny 9' Glan dinghy w/3 • hp ~l YOUNG LADY over 25 yrs of age for steady job 1n ahoe ttpair Aa!es. Apply in perMK1 ANntONY'S SHOE SERVICE. :wn E. Coast llwy. Cd M. 673-3041 round, ,_. 12 .. leaves. $1.SO. PATIO SALE: f'RI. &. SAT. PIANOS makeJ p:;. 644-5138 freei.e dining table: & part'. A repan'I. modem toy poodLe.puppie1, l m&lef Evfnrude fold-up motor. 83l-39Zl ll"*a-bed, ~. Tea.r tbl ~rator Spine, , u .. , $399 FENDER Bau amplifier hal ' le 1 ch a 1 r I need• up h I l female. 714/MG-~74 alter S pm. 1 Sllk:amp cota-BBQ-tbl Z, New Klt.tBAU. Console $699 deluxe Rickenbacher baa ~8-~. 119~' ~m~~1,"'"'°:c;;;:c';'~~~--~81_::li They're the ':darlitettt!""' 1 WILL You. take my S90 000 I' e CASH e bencllt"1. Misc. 1935 Pomona KL'IBAU. Gs:and ...... $795 cu.lta.r Place. CM MIT. Fem. kitten to id· l1117th St., C.lil T.D. or West L.A. ~ pa.id for aood used lumltW'f' Apt F, CM. ORGANS * 615-&1o4. • ADMIRAL IO' re.bi used 2 home, hsebroken. MG-0142 for your Ail or motor 1. appl., color TVs, sle!WI. 1 GARAGE SALE! Movlnr: TH0t.1AS Organ ...... S179 FOR R • . 'I _ I'~. Kenmo,.····-·•-,, 548-8019 8/17 BARG A J N-Lovina bit.cit fachl? Owner 673-4621. School .. ln1truction 7600 AIRLltlE SCHOOLS PACIFIC pkoce or 1 housdull Top HA"'IOND ~ "A·l "......., ent -caoin · ,. am-,...,a u.. . wao.-'"' . . J ewelry clothing, books, IYlJ' ~,.,.., ~~ h • -k _, T I good --· •m • ··-·"-"11 SEAi.POINT Siamese adult cocm Wllh champ. papen, --dollar. Ful, courteous ser. I • "'"MONO 83 11995 mot ... 9 • .. ps. • um., ....... ,... rn-....,.w . .., l" old ---• $all•··t chna & Misc items. 004 ~.. ··••·· trpk:. 5 Niles f1;i. 531·33T4 elec. stove $725. Travel femal e ad motb@r. ~ Yrl • •>=<JS aood -1 9010 vice. 24 hra, 557-6022 or Fernleal, Cdt.1 SAT & SUN . . or MCl-0617 evet. trailer l l51J. 548-0203 546-t508 8115 home with kids in excha~ --~-·~-~----I ONLY'-~~-~~-includes bench, dchw.ry Ii ~"-"""Cc-~'-~--for pick ot next litter. furniture Factory SAT & Sun: ~..i bed, 24 S•'" Y.·arta nty , • , Many other e 8 AtM CA!\1ERA: 3 lenae1. POOL TABLE, n. size, al ate FallREE Kittens - 6 lVks old 833-22l4 ~· ·• Bar 1 """iactor SPLICER Ii lcp, coin op, o• homt ""· colon • housebroken Ope_n to Public Thun -Sun clcc razon. S.f each. Bnk bd 11:8 II!. • · ,.._,... · 96&--5363 1115 WANT An adorable' pet? • * * SAVE ~ * • • ITTn S9; Pewttr beer mua•. MUST BE SEEN! SCREEN. Jots of rtru. Cost Sl.300 A ber ii the dog f <till Placentta, CM boy's clothet, 2.3 yr old. • ALSO e * +642...;709 * * ne1v. $300. 1g30 Church SL. 3 ADORABLE 8 ""' old kit· s!•a a darling AK~r ~ 20' FLYING Dutch man : =sa:, trailer, (S) sail.I. COLUMBIA :ii, 'TO. m111y xtru w/sl.ip. $2500 down. Auume lorin. IJ2..0561 I• I ~ ,. ll " " 1: Day &: Night C1uees S<J."596 642-TUO Mite:. 613 Narciu:WI, Cd1'f Y A.lo1AHA e KI!'.IBALL 081.E doo r GE rehig. Obie C.lit 646-3440 ~na. Z!Ol·A Stale Ave, C.M. · 646-0142 a 333 l?th St Cl'f e TIIO~fAS be-d. Re<rn'OOd yanl tum. -·--548-4950 8115 · · t..,.~"!!'!"'"l"!~!"'~~· l9· RED VELVET COUCH. UPRIGHT Piano $160. h •in KOHLER & CAMPS"' , Kl!chen set plu.s many otho• M l W . t·' .,10 T DUTCH GREAT Danes 8 wks, Fawn 1· . Uy 12 0 0 ·-ho -' ~....... IC. an ---Bunnles, 6 wka okf. • B"·"le. Sho-., -~ MERCHANDISE FOR pracuca new . canopy uni, x spr1ng11, co•sT MUSIC housthc~d items. 644-4399 Xl IU~ .. .. ...... -Interior system w al I e d ma11 . !pread $15 comp. " WANT: Dining rm. n( pet. lot" children. pan.ion. Honey hollow line. q,o E. 17th Sr .. Santa Ana COW!'.fBIA 22. slip, o.b.. 1: hiilged ma1t. plua stra1. ' " $3650. 84l-5916 !· SALE AND TRADE aht'lvei. M4-5393 NE\VPOf.T & HARBOR SINGER "r.ew-er" S 20. set 968-18.\4 8n8 8,16...TI56 540-492! Cot1ta l\lcsa * 642-2851 Junior de&k, s.:;, Baby switlg, w/buUet, table "-6 3;";;;"'""'°""7-C"'"'_,,:::= I =::...:7-=-:==;--Fumltvre IOOO MOVING to Mla I selling R & •·k S I chai,...MUSf be In aood FREE 8 wk old kittens. AKC SILKY _ m • ummage IN e • • Au1t Hrs Only lo-6 M-Sllt $3. Lounge/chair frames, 2 lem I m&le • M a liv\ng room, dinette Rt, cond. CaII: 642..6468 • omm · TERRIERS 17 PC. KING SIZE Kl ... _.. Sai. Aug, 15· 8 am-5 pm, 43! s•vE NOW '-'cs,;~. ~S4~1H17~"-----. 842-5013 I/tr n& size "'"" llke new. !Olh St fWome"' Cl"bl ""' 1.-. WANTED to bnv • Full ''" * * 537.0736 * * BEDROOM ~-:.:;,,,;:'"';;:;,~~~~....,..-" " DURING SUMMER \VIA~~~· lormi~ top, whit• canopy~. Must be FREE Kltt~na, 6 wks, + I.ABRADOR. RETRIEVER l.u&e 9 dray.·er dttuar, mlf, WANTED to ~y-FuU •lt.e 1 """-'·8,,:·=~------1 CL EA RANCE SALE 1 · ce ent condition. in rood condition. 546-1879 beautiful SiameR male. l . ._ WKS, PUREBRED CENTER Board Sa i 11 n g dinghy. 9'. ,,, hull, yd dolly, lie. $235. 546--5141 a 11' CHRYSLER SLOOP BRAND NEW! 1V PRIZE! •• SJ9...3016 • * 12' PENGUIN cl&u w/trtr J • " rw. 2 bedJlde stands, Kint: white canopy bed. !'.lusl bf STARTS Fri -3 lamily yard we have trade-ins. rePo!'l.I;.......,.~;.;;~,.-~~---16. 10 19, TRAVEL 'l'nlkr yr. m-3969 8/U SSO 968-~~~ •iM headboard, trame, quUt. in a:ood condition. ~1879 ~e . E~ryk lh 20 ing32bu1 l the kit· renl returns .&: Door models MOVING East. Dlnina: room Clean aod ln good cond. LITI1.E Doxie w/papen, (it •.»J ed. mattr'Hi, abeets, blank. ~~R"n A"" H Acacia, of ewl')' model Hammond wt "-bullet, 6 chairs, Ken-\\IW "'"' S500-S'100 962-'lti89 ean flndl all lho!J l new AKC Toy Poodles. silver male I: fem., 1 wks, "''/1hota, SJOO ea. ~76. BASSETI' pups AKC. 6 weelo! old Tri and tan-white In color. 6.13-lllT &. all xtru. $250. 54l..fi639: , • eves I: wlmda 96l-4981 eta. etc. 8~A~~~~quS~~ .3(\nta na gts. Ora:•n. Buy hOW 1-r«.'l!i\-e more 11.·aaher $4a. 643-1596 WA~D·. ,1,,,; ._,_ .. ,_ Uc. 833-0MT 8f1T a.iloe of Spanl~h lo ELEC lawn mn•·er, new extra dliK'OUnt. MUNTZ TIP"' deck C-100 ""~ H n<Y Al · Of' Modern Style l\fatchlng wseat S 7 5. cond; Dinelle set, d....., leaf II M ON bed, while bureau I: mirror. EAL b1no (Uinea p\( SJ0..8.'37 • ¥,. A M D Blur li2hl $35, Baby lake :..ts-OOll rood honw 2162 ?ttaple Sl ALL FOR $249 . tal>le w/2 chain, 1 chaise, In CORONA DEL !'llAR catfish SJ ea 646--7907 1 ..:.::.c=Wiooraci:"'--·\,C~M!:_,=-~--~3112'.T No down pmU;, onJy. '9 rr.o. SPANlSH dinette set wlth Make oUtr. 96S-297:'> 21154 E Coast Hwy b~' ...,,~,. I WANTED: . ' WELK'$ w•REHOUSE 6 chain & ,,~I•-• tab> · · ,,. ........... REG/SLATE POOL TABLE d DARLING " Poodl 6 ". "'" ... A e. fURNmJRE. Refrigerator, Open lofon .&: Fri cvct1, a &: ACCESSORlES $3T~ U1ed uk room ~t11p. and 79 e pups. 21' FEAmER Sloop, frh&il o/wd, Gd cond, ft'll.&ll ~· Sl&.%. 67>1393 or 531-3363 Sabot, top eoh:I. New 1t1.il a: mast. S28a.. Call 6'JS.0514 600 w 4tb St Slnta "'-~ In &\)0(1 cond ., only l'l1 mo rt TV . o-t ••M 4x5 6'15-0t25 wk1. Need ed. horn es · ·• ....... old. 142-4603 po · misc. ""' ' · !'>49-3717 alt 5:00 prn. 53&-8121 8/lT Dally 9-9 Sat 9.4 Sun ll-1 2544 Oranif, Apt D. Costa FALL MDSE I'"====~-''-,-=• I Uttd Cement Mixer ** KITE, RACING RlG, 2 ~L St-~-bdrm. 7' KROEHLER SOFA, li1e• SOON •RRIVING 8' DAVENPORT, good $~. Wanied 545-2124 Kf'M'ENS 7 wkl EXTRAS! No. 647. T "'" ma._ ... ,y ~~ * """".,,..91 . .:-"";,,..~---~-"" Lara;e pr91utt cooker $.). 54s,.1447 OUHUAHUA.S. 7 weelU MS.J6.14 OLD Enil!llh Shttp doa::, female, 2~ yrs, Pet quality SI75. 646-3324 1Ultet, inclrl. dttllitt Ii mlr--... '"'1"•.n USE O C 1 r. K 1I1 e All dlacont!nued modela of 399 E. 19th Sl. 01 ---· -~116 old, purt:bred, no pl.pen. ....,,,..,.,,,,,...~·=-~-"''-- ror, niaht atd. 1 mahopny SINGLE ~box sprlnp, bedaptt•d. drape1. plan11, pianos II organ1 now ~Ina , , Machlnery, ... E.!_C. 1700 ;-;;====_,-...;c::.:;1 • 646-4715 * Stan Miller Racine ubot twin Id cir'ttl!itt, mlm:w', mattrnl & frame-, S50. E.11· dl'lhe1, picturc11, lots 01 doset: 001 at discount prices TRAILER, 4 x 6 box, llrht C SWEET kittens, fem, 2 ttd ....-tnner Of many trophies hlaJ"i boy, nla'ht std .• =I cellent corw:llf10n. 546--&&10 m11e. 96l-J.t:17 )'O'J can't beUe"-e. •<e\tbl. $50. Woocfworlclnt1 Mlich. & white, 1 charnpqne .t •, bBOrlndX~R PUPPU:S..AKC, Xlnt cond • 673-4'139 ' •-•·, ! n·-~··· d>·n * 837-1868 * See 6 make orrer. 1611 Ohm.I wfl!te, 1 <alico. •"" ... .,...!/IT "" millet, 5 wb. Ch. ,.., _,._..,v WALNUT btr. lormlca 1op, e NEIGHBORHOOD SALE! Shop us & Stt! C ~•r. -• .,,..._ bloodlines. StOO. 836-1391 METCALF No. S2. Excellent room set, 6 chAirs, t.llble $125. Excellent cond!Hon * '* AUG. IS!h-!Gth • '* WARD'S BALDWJN STUDtO 1' JUDO MATS Way, .M. ~s.. TWO l.arze whitt! duck.I. cond!Uon. 2 u.ila $400 or I: lea,•e1. bu.Utl, chlna, 6'141028 llEi8 Fernheath Ln. CM . 1819 N"'POr1, C.li1. 642-M84 ~ ~~TER6P,'I BAND & radio aaws.1rtnder. Good pell or Rood ealing • SPRINGER Spa nie I best oller 64&-llMl c:loMt oec. chains, t.1Jbte1. ·~· .,, " Me-c\l'ITt!I nt e\tt ••elde.r. Ap-2059 rtt1e1'1, C.t.I. 8/18 female A.KC. 7 mo. All 23' T lamJMJ, etc. JJ94.4 Santai RCA st~reo Hl-f'i phonr, S'1.i. GARAGE Sale, Rtfl'igeraton, :ta M t MllllC Mota. Make oUer. ~7·9349 EMPEST sip. fa. aux. 6 0 -·nd II t b'· IT o H ba k pOOL Table. Antique trunks prox. yr 0 · us 2 P"Y~'L kill hp, xlnt G'Ond, xtns, •-•·· M.Mlrtnn.. 9624161 """' co tt .e ~ l')'Cr, ump <' rtunk, HAM.1f0ND, Steinway, y~ .l Mi.t. tell? 638-~ "-r " e11! . one GERMAN Shepherd pUppiea II $3000 '"".....,- SfMMONS Kint me satin 1.,:.......,.=::==:::==== 646-7bl . 163 E. 18th C.M. aha. New • uJICd plaJI09 of 536-6801 ;;;;:=::==::=====\ ~>' It white, one black • 5 wkll. Males, no pape_n. to &a • • 839-M79. bed, line.nt, blue vel~t I Offj;'F';,;jtvr• IOIO BOTTLES. llahting fixtures, mOlt make1, Bnt 'bu)'a bl e OOk!e NI! detk, baby FREE TO YOU I. ~11.lte. &4~246 8115 125. 548-5155 • LIOO.l.t: W/new trailer. •P"ffd, p&tr SI mm on 1 riesb, loll at Goodie•? 1805 so calit. at Schmidt ~ tterM. band ~· __ ....:; ___ ...;:..;:._12 Beauutul black ~ Siamtae BEAUT. Collie pups, J..auie a.r oUH' over STOO! twim, bNdboud1, S pe. ~fin'd 34xG> wood dPsk!, S. Shelton, S.A. ~119. Co. 1901 N. Main, Santa J ~ 90-8939 MlXEO bl'ffd malt pup. ~ks ~~~ten to &'00d3 llkene11i. Purebred, 4 wkl. * S4:>3Ul * medlL Bdrm. ben1wood SGS.SO a Refin'd ,.,onod arm e ANTIQUE tumllun old==~~==~== lD-O ... chromeNaticuh black w/whi le u~ e-· /15..._. -~~"'~·"64J-"'2;::::=;.-,.---I * Vk.1ory21S1293 • l'Odl«. •U nearly new. Vk-rotary chain, S29.50 e \Vr gh1.M1\\1lrf', boHlea, Ba I I KNABE GRAND PIANO ~r. bar tn-. A·l cond. de,nnaritlnp. Paper trained FEMALE Cockapoo, 4 ~an, i:ABRAOOR retrlevtr pup. 3 S&lla. motor, slip. ~ dteaer', 'IN">' l8mp1. hll,·e the 1.tU'Rf'~I llf'lcction JIU'!, rt~. 9&2-.)162. Hunmond/Mtleb. S600 tp. MJ..0100 ~ 'lo'f1ned. ~ 1115 ~!or adults. ~i, male, 7 wttb, iss. ' 2131 S92-2l35, 17141 846-3631 : '~chair,' iron ot UlM!!d office furn in thia i.G llerd Edile stretchtd pralecd 1 Sl30Q, DAYS ONLY 8ROPSM.rnt w/fla: MV": BEAUTIFUL 1ooJ ha.lrtd II * ~ + RAINBOW IT.Oas!: CAT· :-:~Ul ;7~COUIOriel. arc.. J>ft intl~ AkAi tape dedl: 64i..985 Alrldl IPN.r. t:Om'Pf"'MOr, klfteM. 7 •·la old, Ca.llco FREE kitteru, !I \\ttks old. e ST. BERNARD l\-. yrs, TR Xtn.1 -+ .Almost new, Me_ Mahan Of'11k 01N>r hltehld llem1. 548-2162 * Converlcd UP Rt G llT An xltil coqd. M2-1353. A • orange lia:er. Ca I I 54Q....560;.; 8115 male llh1'4. Sell! SJ50. * ~l3 * FURNrM.IRE returned from JllQ) Newport Blvd. GARAGE 26.i'I Orana:e, •i>l PIANO• WlBENCJt , M"OV!NC . l\tultf..faclllly 8•);6.129 8/15 Bundled new1papen, 2196-A * 646-91J9 * 14' Dan, complete with I ... ~~~==-642-84~ t", COllla !'.1r&& Refinished bloMe. $I 0 0 . Hr:alib S'ria memberahlp for FREE kit1ens 5 •·IB okl • Americ1n Ave., CosfJI Mesa. GERMAN SHER.HERD pups, trailer. RP1dy to aaU! Spanl:lla 6 ~ 209 Autom/copitt, S 4 ~o: .,=,,-;-""":,::."°':;:::.·--"7".,-&CJ.6443 • sale. Mi..&;49 an 4 2 blk. 2 pure White, 1 ll&tr. Lonaii11olr black kitten, lAv· Champ • .A.KC, show a pet1 $325. • '42-785.'i, It D FUltNfTURE tcoal $13001. Exe-dell S.'iO BEDRM Set. lampa. t!nd A: THOMA S Ele~tronte DK Mnlokal Pl, Meu ah:I! I box trained~ shot-., wormtd 494-3:100 CORONADO 15, NEW HULL Uather chr SlO, new t)'pwr collee tablet:, llOITle clothln&'. orp.n-Ukr: new. $21$ or DREXEL &i1C mahogany Verde. CM . · · ' I DEX]{. wrrn TRAILER. 1M4 Newport 81., C.M. MO. IBM C ' B. t1erro, 2«M Wutmlrmter Pl. CM tl"ICle-Wkndi onl)t Ml w. din'a tel w/btlfftl, DuJ'IC'..n FREE adorable blue eyed 2 cttlhuah• pupp1ea, f wkl. e 2 AFGHANS • male A: * l7l-129;; * fNtt'I nit• "tfl t IUe/cab, 11tt')' <k'lk, rl(. Vldoria S&. CM. Phyle. v1IUt! r.nxi. ~1 $4!0. ..a.kl bl.It kttt•m. $ •its ojd, M&-7622 ftmale, 2 y.an 0 Id . SOJOCK Sabol fi"--~Sat. A .a.. 'di I O..OSING OfTJCE! Or,.,.r lO h · P · atr-oompttaa0r, THOMAS SPINET ORGAN *'* 5!1-3956 11* Mothtr ss....m.-, t.atber l~ 3-10" pot.I ot Bromtlladl. Res\lttrwl. ~ rnaJ17 extras! No.' .ru..•1:::; BEAUT. Pttan ov1J Ot. •t. f71...462.I ~or~BRAC, ODDS 1.4bt.c1 keybou\i. walrt.11, CONTEMPORARY ~tte Slamete. ~28&9 SIU 962-llTl llU GREAT D&nt, AKC Jtq. ma1De otter. m-5171 . • dn. HaJnmoad ~-I -------Fedtl'lll, C.M. • WARlUNTYI Xltit rond. llt1 'A'b.ll• WI! aqua cu~ REG rs TE R E .D ftmall ROOSTERS, 2151 Irv In e. Fawn. 15 mol old. tritndb'· I •w.u;;;;--:::;;'--';:';c.:.'--,~-1 Ol'IUo ~ Offfce Equipmifftt IOll TIME FOR $49$. M4-0084 eve1/wkl!nds. ed chtln, 143. M&-0159. o.dtshuo4 frtt to Jood N.8. 64&-4519 l/U SM': "5. 541).(1(186. Mov'lnl:. •r:1.a.STX1m1e~nd:"~. l!\t'. ': $Olld ,.. -""" IRM Se1"'1ri<. ''"'·· m; 9UICK CASH P!UVATI' PARTY ~L~"'! !..'!!!11M1· home. 6Q.Tro6 1111 !'REE to ,.. JUnrl• ''"'" 2 •~C,!.~ ':"" $150. 6'>1010 3CXSO. $~. Undff wnod Forum. sm>. 4 THROUGH wanlJJ lo twy piano ....... ..., • FllEI!: periodic noports on In-1.nd barbeque; $C!kl833 llU .-20' SlooJrii'Ood ktt"I boat • UWZl * ""'-Y.'f'r ti.In, SJ). Stty dHk, A for C.111 213: 461-1-123 Bu1lne• Opportunlt\es come prop' rt y dew loJ)-l BEAU'J'lf'Ul.. kltttnt to •AKC Put Puppies slttPI 2 . ...... , Din'• rm ' &Inn J.IQ, sw1 ... 1 datn ""· DAIL y PILOT ORGAN ' PLtm 1 • .., .. by (o Todoy'• Waol Ado. .....u. 646-3410 1111 .1ov1-. home. ~ 3/13 5 "'"'old MT"6Tl IWO 837.7039 hln\ 1.ofwf, Mirnn. Straia:lh chA!f'I $1 .• SU. 1112 WANT AD pro!eu.toMI l~tchtr. Fut BUSIEST m~tplue tn 2 MA.l.E blua dutch rabbita. DAll.Y PILOT W4NT ADS! Afth4'.f'.I Pupa · A.KC R19 'MtE OUICh"E~ vou c::.·rj. 1 lk<!u; d, 1firc. ,._. Mdttlitt, Ott 6G-3401. mt.l:hOd. Ml-Cl:l8 . Ada. Oilldt thtm. now! 5t6=8l79 tfl7 t>t&J 6Q.6ffl a USULTS -QUALJT\'. * &a.-11fE QUIO..t.R Yr;J ,.. ... , • I I • ,__ ' i· 1\ " " ' ., " ' " " ' " • I' ' • I I ' i I I· I: I' .1 ,, l' ! I• I ' " r ,_ ' " I: ;[ 1: I! 1: 1! 1: ' .. " " eJ' ·r t I ' I· ·t· '· I' Ii [: •l -.. ,; Ii '·1 · ,. 'i 1. "' • " ' ., ---------....,..-~----------~-------------------------------·~----·--·---- I I• S•twci..y, A119Usl 1-5, J-r70 T~N~io/1tT A rloff tRAN~RT..i TIQH 3' -TRA~PO~TATION •• 1'~~~ '."1~ '._ ~SPOllTATION TRA'NSl'ORT""'10N • • TRANSPORTATION TRAH RTA ION D4ft.V 'll.01 TRAH5POfl 3 ~l~h 9110 Mobll_o~Hot_m_,._•_.,___fl.;..*'-'i;:;Motorqcfee 9300 TMb ~--lmportod Autos 960ll lmportod ~" ...O· lm'"rt"" •utoo ~od ~.. -,---~ ---.--•' lq1 1itfllftAutil;f c ~ .. !.:!;" •• u:.·"'° teee•••••• -.---. -·51 •·oRD -. .,. l'lJ. N•ar AujnN HEALEY FIAl'' JAGUAR MElCIOU BENZ II ;,. D,>' 6 .., I __ , __ _. 'l"w psh• • upbol, Xln< -__ ';:___:M~l!!I~.,... 1., 'I"'•· if~...;,.~ Don't Be I.ate ' . ~.~" ·, l'UMI"" cOndt $$5t, ..._..., '64 Austin HHloy 3000 • • JAG,UAI YES YOU CAN ' ~ _ -. · P1 k v ho Ho:-~-· "'""011 Rods ... """'· ~ 1 ~TKE im •6111ii11anfre cs o mok TeiOi><at 13'9l c . "'!' ~ lco,No_w, ..,,..__ '&I .1xioci:· !\ P.u .. Riii w1,.. ..... ,,, !S.r •:1m1 1979 flAT HEAD"'UAITERS i~es .PENJ •' m~si1.,. _ ••• u.bl< MEA'"Do·ws __ ... -. P'!O ...... '!!SI' ....... "~ $9'$ ., • The-~ ... :......iJAC\JAlt ' AT ·~"'"--CltlJC' 'fACH1' SAL~ •'fRIDlAMDBr' ' • ~~1~:uc • DEAN LEV..-$' ~tn the eiittr. lll.rbot JJm SMrnon1 -1.,...... s-. Ot'flD (Yat e:n O 6Vla0-N,8 :6'13-1"70 .• , gointJ faatl, .'l;J Chevy V.T-4 S .... d 196$ H•rb<>' Bh·J. 124$ A-. tlOW.'WARl<£1li• ~-~095 . Luxurious Ne :w; $700 &16'0088 64&930.~ Completi.. ~ ~~ l~ ~ ~ .. t Adult Perk -AUSTIN Htaty .ml ~ta.rk Redio, Heater, 4 Whetl SALES ,69 M•...-..... 250 AA'-. . 9520 I JOnl ,!)nd, S..I ou.,. Di1c B.akoo, 4 Speed SERVICE I 1 · ,-.,,---~ Ferd• M-r Sm•fl pets ellowtd ~2&61 ~· Trant. PARTS .111J10m1d.'"'S4~. Do )'GU :m rtr.thwo', ...,_ lllllrh S.A. Fwy at Je.tfn!y Rd. Sll9S BAUER have toml!thire IO tr'9df-'! ;e..m. « ..an 1""1 ,_.,, ""· ...__ IMW· 0wntt .,....,,_ W.Ctt. Hwy. NB64>-"41 531~105. 530-.. >I MOTOR t tOMES BUICK . ., MBZ m SL. •• -. '&5 .. mlSiu "''Tl N . 0 Ow AutborJlirid Dir. OE~'IO--SERIAL NO. 'lW-182 IN ntdio A bfttr, motor N6.. v ~ ing ·,,;'I'~-,; .t••••••••t • Au s 1ee1 Co•l8tn1ction B. J. Sporf• Car Cont" COSTA'' MESA' "'"· ' , ~~ 6 "-'ts ago . COSTA MES.A • j\U. Fiberd~ 28.13 Harbor Blvd. 2H E. tTOl Stftet J im S .. m • Imports \. ~ !«lid lor Jm. Ph. MODEL CLOSE.OUT . . MILLIGAN$. COSTA MESA M0-«91 .SU.ms 120 W. WARNER. 3-4394 Trailer Sales • • SANTA ANA · Nrw model mobilf ,homes . 13951 ti~ BMt • ·s1 XKE 2 + 2 wire w?\l.s,, Oper1 'Eves. l &ln. a..tm * COLm US..15: F/equp. are bei.llg oHlftd at redt.ac. A1'.t/J.·M, k> ml,. YeUow, blk 1z======;;;;; 1{ic1: .sa!l.5, tr a I It r -ed prices. All art •I up in . Garden Grove * 531128:'"12 FIAT NEW '70 leather int. Btoaul! S3600 MG l"al/cvr. etc. 'READY TO beautiful Creenlcal Puk,.--1 V\I/ CAMPER hrm Al9o '61 220 M.8. ~n~ .. ~~AY! ~l!li. 213: n1Ue ttum octan. Ka11o•as 1.: B&\-r.faico 'St V\V cam!)tr. perfe<"l t.'Olld. Salf'f!·• Se!:'!"~e • Ptu;U sedan, e,ir. perfect. $1600 --------~...., Take Ne"·port !-"'\.\y or I-Jar-Sacti.<;. ¥010 Guul. Ducatl con1pltt<'ly t'QUip)X'd . .fo'ull AU. MOD.EU ro $278 Full On .. Pymt. pl•I owner. 615-..'i12T 642-4163 '68 ~GC •GT Dec I I cra.tl1ell. '"" •11Mi.. (VNJ: --o..d """*ejtl--Take ......... .. "· -lio. .... ,.,,_ Dir_ Ca!I Pat d: If .,. S4tlUt "' --• ''1 MGa.-01' lo nU. pod ...... MUST SEU. molt offtT tM>JMS. ' e i CAL :6'."N.B. slip ivail, bor B\~·d so. lo 19!h, then ' lmmedialf'"delivery \(lngfj1 luggage rack, r /h, OUX>SE FROi\t $37.19 Totel Mo. Pymt. Wi~ \\'heels, radlal !irt'S, fl11Jy /rquJp, new sails, 6 hp. ~t ·lo 1750 Whittier Ave. lOOce Trail~ nc11,c brakes. neMty IV"W • 28IXl CPf' in 1:1tock \\'e will sell you a brand ~w MmO A~f}'M radilo. 6 eyl ., aull>-1 ========::; q/A~~~~ WILL Costa Mesa 642-1350 -ACTION 'CYCLE. :fcmeii~ ~1~~S~'::o~ • 1 0 mmedu.t" ,.0env,"rr ~J11a'".~ ~~a~hto1s:x1~~ 1n1tic triuisfrdbion , · Aow MORllS '1• _ SPACES n~ YQrktown, H.B. frni-l!l79 range 'i:.OUn y s ME"liRO VAN miles. Lie. XSS ?OCi. l ---------1 SACRIFICE Available . u .. ~. N t D I , for SZ78101a1 do1v11 paymf'nl t'ljJ ~ T buUlin caJn""'r. ·, $2>t9e ON£ Chetittr A-olC.•rr , , 1 · tn ._.,tifWton33S-lZ13 Tues-Sunl0.7EXCHANC~ u-ewes eaer andonly$37.19tota!mon1n. ,.-• J Minor. HmWOIJilbl .adoo 1 22' fl;WPLS SLOOP Beach ·Ii: CO$la ,M,esa'r; u.ic-r .... "'!::M ..alt'-<!Ond Cadillac~ f ~~ COAST IMPORTS ly pa)'mf'OI for 48 monthl on :-itOYf', a.ink, ke box. cariwt-CHICK IYERSON \vagon -ttal aood 1*l t· ~LJt«_,OR 6154795 est parks, Volkllwagen .CaropPr · or Qt ~ County t1ppro\"t'd credit. ·U you pre-ing, pa~lling. bed, n e w ~dt a litll(' f'ftlirw wark l"Ftilass &: GdcOl:it MOBILE HOMES Au&loPServ1ce ... _ ,mo!or home. 3 we.e ks 1200 w. Pacific. C.oast tlwy fer I() pay cash $16!».T.> i~ paiot. :1°~c:o;!~tio~ VW $100. S4S&IO<I. -- i *"* ft.epain * * America'$ finest. available eris ~ Sept/Oct. aox,, M-1~. tAcross ~ Balboa 1 ~ full cash prlCf' w . ta.'1-· ;, '.1·19-30.ll Ext. 66 or 61 ~'l!et' F;slimates f>18-1752 u: every sUe & priCf' range. ----. . Daily Pilot, 2211 "'· Balboa. A ... , Club I Li<'. [)('!erred '""'"ltnl priCf' 197'0 HARBOR BL'VD. L . JOMICR• INC. T\\'O 19.\0 \\lllh_s P<lSSenge_, ~ ~~.. MEICEDES BENZ ~4' GlaM Super Satellite ~ t nd m 0 336 N.B. 64~ e 546-4529 Is $2003, annual pe.rcentllit ·COSTA MESA • J!'ast·boat in good cood. 19261 Beach BJvd. auto e ers (l(' rate is u .oo-;;.. -· - W"'"'lr, S550 * 675-5023 llurotlngt()n Beach 536-SSll A-Porsche ftont bu1npe~~ New '70 Dat5un 850 SPIDERS .. -.. ------'SS MG TF 1500 'ROYll ,_ r-u never• been 1ouched $7;). ku 'th :.... DATSUN Rods. Radio, htarer, 4- 10x47 MAYFLOWER Mobile · •••0 •00. lOOO OHC, Pio P W> "'""" ON DISPLAY MERCEDES-BENZ --~ Sal -. ·-di Spefii t':XtrM ni<'f' fo.-the FABULOUS 13' Btue Jay no. 1682 Main. jib £1 spinnaker. trtr. Must s-eu. se2a. a4a.-0203. Hom•. Fumi""" & crpl'd, "'· e ,onre -= '· .,, 3500 C<iv. p•tiO • util ho'"'· " •· vw --"""' "''" ,. 6'1798) Will, lake oar In .-auto sport .,.. YEAR END ,...,_ •GHR-Ol7t n 1.:. bodY?aru d '"ill ·----$995 v.a ..n1.11 •R-uatitioft. auti> -blk rrom """"" "• H ". · · tra e. '" ....... oue privatf' ... -nu• -~~· G•~en Gro,·e 8t-d SAVINGS NOW SAILBOAT, Scorpion llik~ $3850. 536-475,3;;;.' m-195.9.a e ~ e party. C..U 54M1J52 or -~" 1~1 S37-7T77 • ., DEAN LEWIS tn11.tk trans~. llOftJ' si.Jntitih·> 14'. x1n1 con-tOX5."1 EXPANOO bttns · col· POWER Glide transmission, 494-6811. ·.'68 850 1970 MODELS •1 1966 Harbor Blvd. ..•'e"'"x.e""c·umT"IVE-.DEMOS dltion, $900. 646-853.'i. · · Dt'leo generatOI' & startf'r. METR. 0 VAN ''Leader 1n The CeactJ CiUes" · HAVE TO GO I 646-9303 4 141 CHRYSLER F'lBER-or TV, cooler, !!IOr&gl" sned, S4& 54~!MOI Nf'w car wunbtY. tow mil - full ai,111]ings. Aell! park. (No · -l~ '%. T builtin camper. ZIMMERMAN Thi 1971'sare,here ---------------e.s.'un1•tertd. GLASS All/gd tond. S2.'i0. t J 1-,, . 1199· S!.Jvf' sink ir bo '' ·_i Ooot. radio, heater,• -~.i . and we're m'ak 'tn ~ 67,').71:>9 o~ 5?5-5b1s JX' s nr s .... p 1• .. :i. T 'I T I 9425 · ' r-x, c ~ 214-S HARBOR BLVD. ~ · g • THINK $1000 1 714; 637-9719. ~er, r•v• ptHni;. r11nell1n,g, bed, """ , ,$40-64lO whiJP wall timi. 1 12'.l·~Yn . room for them. ,;;:;rc;u;.;s-9020 LEAVING Stall'! _Best"'!''" •;i9 :;ircan:Ji~lf' 2s·. nu•tal painr. Xlnt t.'flnclition. $895 COME DOWN AND HAVE ''M 111 G'' FRl~~s:--. •JtREN I takelt lovely 12x:l6 Skyline. awou~/sklt'flrtg. t.oc_·a ll'd al * 54~724:, * DOT DATSUN A LOOK! "" '*BARGAIN·* \\'/ spn!'f':.~~-~l~~--Nu. 2 TrtT;t('(', ~ido Park. --~· T1·avel QuN>n OPENl>AILY BILL JONES JIMSl[Mous SPORT CAR Ab!>ence fru<qes sale. 25· t11·ln 38' x 8' TRAILER (A<luJU; only>. ~Xlr~s, Lo J:;arly Cllb ove..r AND B.J , Spores Car Cerllf'r [ n ''FRIEDLANDER'' CENTER ;i;re.w cruiser, planked huJJ. $1100 li~l91 dO\\'ll, OIVnf'r ""Ill r1nalK'<'. S450 962-;.618 SUNDAYS ~ Harbor, c.~f'. 5-f-0.-4491 1 IMPORTS ond • -"I c -6.t:l-2571 or 61~1056 .... 0 p c . ": qu • .i y .. ?m-2 BR Parklaf>I". !00 &q h , , . '6J OREA:"'ER--3' \'f!r-Cab. lb Beiu;b Blvd. NEW FIAT pletel~· eqp d for flshi';'J· corn. 101 on golf COUl'M', SANTA Fe 1964 12. Toilet, 59 GMC-100. 8 cyl, 1-i ton Huntinaton Beat'h 1970 BSO SPY DER Best otter ovet SJ.750. pnoc Dii'ftWood Bch Chlb. HB. shower. elt'C brks, spare SUSS 613-'1502. 675-8592 SO-T711 or Si!CMMC All colors 10 choose IJ'om. to 8125 \714) 646-3794. .Sac $b'950 968-7412 536-6928 whl. xlnt <»nd. ·$7;,(I. 1968 8' ~AYS . '65 DATSUN PfCKUP "$233.S +Tax I We. 21; ; s.kr-Cra.11 . 7~ h.p. . ' 646-8;il5 * 6l3 Plummer. CM OVERHEAD CAMPER Radio. hH.ter. Excellent AU models to ehoc>w. 120 W. WARNER SANTA ANA, CALIF. oCMf1 ewnlng1 & wndays 54$-4114 ~de :mtr, JOOd cond, Moto.r Homes 92f$ '68 NIMROD ~luxe, irlps S650 540-ngg cond. (45061 . California Sport C•rs galley. tiead & ~png qrtrs, 6. atv. ~ dut tbl. $600. ·1970 YW Camper Weslphalia $195 001 E 1st s A SfZ.lsOt '60 MERCmES 220 1.;c lnil'C <9&-3300. ,..,,. 21' Paoe _Am>w eompi•">Y >13-4156 -..,. op-8,000 mi.,ae.t otter 9625 G .... n Gnlw, m..i, -CC , • ' . · _ - V'ta. .Ca1ift11:nia, Ap1 A sell cont&~. Po~r P~~ 16' to 19' TIµVEl,. Trailf'r. over $3500'. 4~ Call Collect 537·1'717 6';. FIAT -Abarlh 1000c<: ~~) Capistrano Sch & rtua.J al.f', lo mi. Chtt s Ciea.n and in good cond Sp1df'r cort\ll + rw;w hrdtp, 4 door !Mdan. Nt<1v en&:il'H'. 4 ' Aulo Repair, 1741 Anaheim Wiii .~1100 . 962_7689 · Dune B•~•i"os -1 ,952• '66 1600 ROADSTER n1f'~h R'rl~1, Orig cwllf'r speed, radin, hrater. ~·hitr :O.IOS'T ~t!ll, 26' relln. Express Avr, c.:-.1. PlY ,.......... · -•• • $1350. :i,-i1 .. 9138~ 1i·11.U tires !ZXJo' 85.ll. ll5 HP ·. Chry:s·SS, sips 4. • 20· Aljo. !k>U contained. 9 Tiike e&r pt-prnnt, pt>rrn 'iO 2~'·CLEAR, -011.•ner. Load--fike 1le\\'. SIPli ti. $1 99:l. Call '6-I VW pan . w/lront f'nd S1lvt'r finish w/blaC'k vinyl • • , $11 9 sUp, SJ5CO. fi73'--0285 ~'II -Gen., alr. ~o ml. Lo 67a-3428. brake~. steenn.g. J*:dal~ & in1erlor 4 spttd. Dir .• !RU<" --. SKlPJACK 20. rlow--.. ""'ii~~~~ . ----~~gil~~~ ~:I ~~r ~u.'J 851) "'.ill .take tradt or /in-1970 FIAT FL_YlN_GBRIDGE. N.B. T 'I Ut'l"t 94SO ...,. ". . encc rnvate party call l Mini Bikes 9275 raters, 1 1 y "'~kr.:Js. ~A" An-:;2 or 494·6811. ' ._. 67:,....(176 *. ..,.,.......,., '' 10 T .. nlrop Tniln. SI .. ,. HP all-"'"'""' ........ '69 o•TSUN PICKUP 124 Spts. Cpe. , S" Bo 9030 • Powrll Mini Bikc,Sli:i -z Butahf' !!lovf': iCf' box. DeS<'rt Fox all rtllNI body, ,.. S~11tl atl • Go-Can. Ht hp. Si;).. Xlnt. Rf'8!1. 685 Darrell St, bluf'" metal-flake. Trans-ax-Radio, heatf'r tb'948) 1 e, ••• •. •. -••.• I • Call .,,._342l!. Cl\( le. SOO!J. ~ -S~ Bl d CG 1 , 6 ..:. S'!"k1'·· loat M.,otorcuc19s 93G0 "'Motorcycl• 'Tr•il•r-• DUNE BUGGY: l"brglJt 9625 Garden rove-v .. TT ;;,;:.:;;:,:,•.;:;;:;.. __ _:.:.;,;1w1u1t btod $85. 642-3396 V-1600 XTRAS PLUS! C&ll Col~t 537:rm Brislol lnbQ.a.rd 2&3 Corvf'tle l"nsllie $i125 638·7~ ,~ •..•.... '681 sPbRTCRAFT . C-Eagle 18' Fully equip. 'iniol skis & tris-. ONC l:IOhp l/0. Xlnt cqrxt. $2500. 541·8 ·l70, 6'2-133> '70 Kawasaki 250 . Truck~ _ 9500 . ., :Wu; ~= d•"' ENGLISH FOID -buggy. Must Sell! $250 or or-I .;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;.; I.ii, ... nrw! !l,000 mi.lea left on warranty. Movin~. must S('IJ, • Sf-.00 or Best 774.2155· 1970 GMC '"-,. .... 97 ALL NEW ENGLISH FORDS' NOW IN STOCK DRASTICALLY REDUCED 1500 PICKUP WITH CAMPER 292 ·engil'lc." hea1cr. deluxe cab, fiber'ilass tinos witll Imported~ -,WHO E LE THE PUBLIC TO CLEAR LAR!JE SELECTION TO CHOOSE FROM , ThltOClore ROBINS FORD :1000 Hsrbor Blvd. Radio, Special Exhaust 5 Speed Tr•n•'mission $2999 ~mo.-Serial Nn. l19«3 REG. PRICE OVER $.3500 8 . J . Sports Car Center 2833 Hal'bor Blvd. COSTA ~1ESA 540-44!'.11 •• • '69 850 SPYOER BILL JONES '67 Mem!de&-Benz 25S, 4 door, very low mileage. -Lie. YCR257, $3,995.00 Jim Slemons Imports • 120 \\',\VA RNER. SANTA ANA Open Eves. & Sun. il.)6-41'!,i Don1estic trades offerin& Fantastic savinas AU'llfORIZED SALl':Si SERVJCt; I Costa Mesa 642-0010 14 '61 190 SL .-sHbwroom cood. NEW MIDGE,. $19'5 lV-M aaACH IHWY. )f) 8!)3.7566 • 537-6824 NEW·USED-SERV. '69 MOC ''GT'' 6 eyl. Radio. beater, 4-Speed Wi1'l' wheels. fYYA.-635). $2695 DEAN LEWIS 1966 Harbor 81\"d. &16-9303 MG Sales. servk.J, Pan. Immed!at.t Dtliftry, -Allllodtllt t~rt11p11n 111111 11111" .:f,jl· O>Oll l\w1. !IJI. ·A\{~,:MG;~iu :.-. Ml• ltOoSTR v Radio. i"H'ator ~-~ in iood condition! tBF'E·790J $1195 DEAN LEWIS 1966 tle.rbor Blyd. 646-9303 )st COME, 1st SERVED '52 MG.TD 1a1;~1t·1 R~NSIBLE. family nlan w~ts,_ tO rent a ' reliablr s~i · t wfeguipment for 1 ,,.k · njn& Aug .. 24. :>1~3671i ·i;:; lS' Glasspar, 90 HP Mere 8 foot cab o_vf'r King .or Road Camper, SIO\tf', M!frig. ' f'r&tar, 20 gal. \vatcr lank. naturar "t>oct \vi1h 101.~ of '69 Hondft SL 90 In ,oom. FERRARI $475 e 1966 Ml:RCEi5'fS 200· Radio. heater, '4 spted t'Om-automatic. AM/t·M. vinyl petition ~xhaJs11. chrome interior, Jo nu. S I 7 9 5 , wheels. 900J$'r,,49i!Cll5. tYPSMf:il 546--0121·-~---- new radial 1\re1, A.:'1/FP..t. Dlr. 540-3410 Eddie BILL JO~ES Reuma,blf'. Pvt PtY· 1 ---~-=.,~.~,~GB~-'-- rl'lg, ruJI equip, very clean. Sli400. _'64""11129. 11" GL:ASP:AR i;k1 botlt w/trlr, 4~ hp Mere. $59.). 8-1)...2422 ts·· A-LL GLASS Ski Boat. 100 hp Mere eng .. w/trailer. $1'00 54~2.585 alt. 6 pm •·ond. usro onl.11 1 1in1c ~incf' $3295 FERRARI ii h<is had a con1plc!(' top enoJ engirlC' qverltaul g. nrw . &•rial 58744 NewfJOl1 Imports Ltd. Qr. chain. $250 or ht-st orier. UNIVERSITY anae Count)''• onb' autbor- Call 6T.H274. l:z.ed deal•. "' DUC.\TI 150 -" OLDSMOBILE JOE BERLOTTl'S 5"Jfr::,~~Cf&!,.i:r" Scran1blcr -l.300 111!., :-..'lnt 2850 Harbol' mvd. T&M Motors Newport Bn~ cond. Fully ~uipped, never Costa Men ~9640 '42-9405 ~1764 rirldcn in dirt. $750. 846-9446 , •"•I G d -G Bl d Autho~ Ferr&rl DealeT or 213 _ 592_585S '65 Ford Jong bed %: ton -er en . rove v ·I.::=:::::;:=::==;==== I , paint truck, oomprellllDI' Sa.l!!i Opeo Sunday FIAT a6: t Meintenenca 9033 • '70 fJONDA. C.B. ; ~ mounted wllh tack. Bink• Parts, Service> Tues., Thun. l---·------1 XLNT COND. 3,000 • ml. Alrl~BS (!(ltlVf'l'ltkrft&J spray till 8:00 . t: eb°AT PAINTING * '$1250. . . equipmrnt, ladders, drop fl.~ Blk E, or Beacbl R .. I. Sports Car Ctnft'I' 67~277ti 4 ~peN!, \V1r"' \\'heels, radio, 2&3.T l{arbor. C.~1 . :1'10-4491 "60 MERCEDES 220 S. NiC1" --· GLAS , l Z~ C ('(Ind. 21)+ n1i per gal. l\lust ~. '69 fiat 4 pe &JI $5Ta. Bes1 oflrr. 6"6-7111 HARROR A'\1'.ERICAN k I 1969 Harbcir Blvd, l::xoH1: red with bt1u: VlllY 2395 Or11J1Rt'. C~1_ &l&-0261 bucket seals. Low tniles, ha11 • l956 190SL Rot\d8fer- l\a.d excellenl care.• Sarri· ht-r-•, .new upholsttr". '49 MGTC Ike! j){LY2351 'Take ol r S950.11'" ~2173 3 Ex(.'("llr,nl t'Ondl!!on $1850. car in b·a.de. Will · finan,<11:11 ;:=_::_::.;;::.7.-c-,o:c:-:-OC-1 .:5'0-.;=c9631~,;,·,;"o--H688~c.;,.==-prlvatp i.1rty. Call Pat dlr. 15 you ad in the ctuidied '67 MG MIDGET aft 10 a..l 494-7503, S40-3100. SECTION! someone i I watehlng ror ii, Dlal $1150 .. 963-7169 64~18 today! .en.OT WANT AD! 64.2-5678 no E. b t s1 .. s.A. OPEL '67 -OPEL ' Kadette Rally BILL JONES B.J. Sports Clr Cent tr 2S33 lfarbor. C.M. S4()..44!J1 PORSCHE ... -l, n ., '60 PORSC HE Cabr\ol.tt, 160'.> 1Upd! with hard !Op. N enline, n<'w clu~b. MW tltt~. new paint, AMm just like new. can be lftf a! 2089 Harbor Blvd-. phone 645-1982. 9Am 10 &9n'1 l!OO P<1&"Sche bpeOOscer 59 · eneine pid cond. $1000 6'1>-2721 '65 Ponche SC new rblt en& Chl'm whla. sun rool U5 23rd SL NB '55 PORSCHE SPEEDSTEft. • N('w rebl1 1700 ens.! * $1600 • * * • 642-1154 Int '116 PORSCHE :i s pd, m eond. Chrn1 1vhls. fie\\ r.idlals & all xu·u. Pv p!)'. Bt'll! olr. 6.J&..3040 ' ' '61 PORSCH.E CABRIOLET Must isell for best oUer * 675-1323 • '56 Porsche, rblt C.l'\I, yellow $1000 * 67l-9403 .. • '03 S90, Many extras e fl.1usl 11tll, $'2400 673-4386 * 524-8633 Quality-work UonP right Dnys ~59!(1 EVC'!\ 540-9151. doths. Lefllvilig state, mu.'t '534-2'284 3!)2.-55&1 llVUVW. THINK '66 GLAS. 26 milf's 11'1. t:tll. S700 or tradr !or van. 842-31'98. New Cars 9800 MOONew Cars -, at yotlr slip. ~3-5l')2 ~!UST 11cll! '.\.i[} CC sell,494·'314,'758 Monzanila., Kawa•aki. Gd. Conti. 8 51 Laguna Bearh. ALFA ROMEO ' M~rine Equip. 9035 ofr. 646-o66!1i alt :> Mike cw '69 Cfi . 1/ T C11 rl evy l• Oft e '67 • 1600 Spydrr, Ort. • KA'i'1ASAKI 2511 tt • W~lh <:ampcr, low n1ileagc .. owner, Xlnt. $25'95. 547-563;1 ,,, 1967 EVINRUDE * OfFf.::R 11 Automa:..t\c, power ~teerlfri:, ~':;':=":,":;;:6-=2';;39;"~~=-===I . "FIAi SU "FRIEDLANDER" HILLMAN 1)111 UAcff (Hwy. JtJ e7D66 e 5.'.Jl-6824 e '59 Hiiiman >klr. Sl~:1. 2:i9 '11)4~ air co~, Dlr. Will t::i.ke ;;;; · · t•ar Jn.trade or financf' pri- Ouc•ti 250 Scrambler vate part y, c.Jl 546-4052 or AUSTIN HEALEY NEW·USEO-SERV. Waln"! St0t2~i~:J9 AUSTIN AMERICA · ~ l--w-.. -,-.. ~'."-c-",=, ~R,-,.-11-,,-33 HP. MANUAL .luit ovcrhauled·Mcchanicll.I· 5-IS-47:-il • ,::;91-c;'81;;:l'c. =·=:o-c=-:,--- 1)1 ""'"'" S200 "'"' BRONCO '"'" b;k,_ Like -'53 _CHEVY VAN ;67).6434 •h 3 pm_ new. $20). Call 646-1587 TWIN 52 U.S. Divers tanks after 6:00 PM . $$. 91~ hp £vinrudf' out-1.:::=_:::::,,,-:.c~--~ 11~ Ton enclosiect ln-1ght box b6ari $2Xi.· Upltolslered fly HO!"DA_ CT 90 inoton.>ycle, (G9636911 dlr. Will take care 'dg ,... ,_,_ ~~"' 32.~ .miles. Ct.EAN-S.'\00. ·m -•• 0, ti··-private , , btt e ,;eat, w..re, .,..... 269 K Pl CM 548-9690 ua .,..,_,. All xlnt ('(Ind. 61~728 r\OX ' _ flarty. ~or 494-6811. J1 rtup1111 11111 pn11•, 71j H~ Leng shaft air coolt!d 'G;) HONDA ~R. !lO Dirt, GMC l .Tori Tn.lck ' w/ OB C(Jl'tlmando, nea.r new, ~~535~1~Y~1m;11.ke oUer. Swediah bydra.ulic bclom. N? qwl. 646-USO e SUZUKI TC 90 e ~Tz+ -~t~c:.~i>sz7l•. 3100 W. Oout•Hwj •• Nll .. DI 112-9405 ~ • MN• ~~t ;;Slip Mooring 9036 saso M6-08Tt. • TRUCK -''11 Chevy pick· A1.1lhortftd MG Dealer N~ /.relies up to 40' -powtr. • 1969 Pentcn ll'i ct up VB, ~ ron<l· , liS!J Sprite "Buaeye." ntnl j fl per ft, A\'All 00"'°' • ' Top fOO"· ~· $2S(I. S7J.?t:J2 ioocf, need1 bndy WOl"k. * &1>-l404 ·• _Call aft. 4:30, 54!h'lMO e ~.63 fqrd Pickup e, Must aoll, bNt ctffr • • 'SLIPS ~'-3S'. Al~ 0..., e '68 HOOAKA JOO tt. AlllG~d;,;;eond;;;:~S;:'I00=·==~-;:;:;;.1.;5&'l;;-8'1;zl8""==:s==;:;= · .u ·~ dirt, very clean. ' sfuragf' & ho:!t! launchln~. ' ~1-9124 or 646-9189 Ctme!!' ts2o~Gamper' I * 67~ * '6., BUL TACO M11rk UJ. Gd' • ' -'-- • 1WAN'f't(>-$llp or side lie for strte! or d11'f. Exln1. .~ w 22' housebollt. ~ . ..-1 -"' 1 • oo-.i565 s:il.'i .. ....,....11 HONDA 150. Mvli IY."0--1 cltr1, 1 street Good ainc:I. AIMJ B41t Services 9037 miBc. Honda par1s. 5:'>7'-8218. ;r RT'N ,ti; MicaAN1CAL '68 Btld,estooe-lOOcc [.(I ml. -jrvlCe. 'hi.~up, Overhaul, ·Naw haw-Olt! WW --.ell Alr •ir . ~p'd all 'mtl<U.ms ·~..:-::;::::.::....,,,.....~~.., 84'1-3m.4 ' ..., '67 Hodllk8 ~ ·to-rla@d lot F~.A CiiCO<i . dlM. Good ...,,,,; ..,.,., ! ·~· xtru $225. ~ rrt. D-tinMIU • -64M.'f52 e·10 ~wASAKJ aoo -Xlnl ., BNt Ctitrter tett -------21' TROJAN fty biitl~ rl"\llser-loaded·~lpt1 6 18$ dlY S4SO. "''k. &t~ E XECUTIVE :\la r l in J•'tlhiiia. 6 p1111s. 1'•ekle tn- •'ludest. $135 + fuel. '*&-00).) Ol'fl'=':LlNi:$.. - oond1 MM)' xtru. Dl'!ltrt teady~ S425. ~&,q '66 SUZUKI XL..i.n' COND. Sl50 • 1;4&.-2274 ~'A COMPLnE SELECTION OF CAMPUS AT iOTAL DISCOUNT PRICES" e ANGELU S e 1EAR DROr e HARyg5T • JONG or THE ROAD • DJJ• e DISCO'l!-RtR e CHASSIS ,MOUNTS * NIW •' liARVEST-V ANS • CAl\tP KING VANS •ANGELUS-VANS e ,DLX. CAMPER SliElL.S • CAMP l<lNG ·CAt.tPERS ,Ull CAIOVElt CAMPIRS •ROM $875 EMPIRE CAMPER SALES So. Ce1. Ditc9Unt Centtr lOU·N< Horliot'o $,A. e 1:19-1772 9jl00 lmp;omd Cora ' 9600 ~-··COSTA MESA HONDA s::. s1395 .UNIVERSITY • OLDIM091LI 2150 MA•I~ llVD. , COSTA Mt!~ S-40'J640 HOW TO BEAT THE DEALER AT CLEAN-UP TIME. 1"ASK AND POLlSR 110UI. PlUimf CAI. 'The better your car looks, tho beUc[ trt.do-in you're likely to aer. Aftrr all, dealers aco .llaman .•• •nd they i'espond just lib Y011 do lo a nice shiny car. Chrysler Plymouth Clean-up Sale ... On Now ,\ )~.: ....... JI~··-~ - . ' . .. ' ' ' ,_ .. • t I .. • ! I. I ~ •t '• ' '· ' ' ' ' • -. • • -' • . . • • . • [ . ! t • • .t .t • ,, . . - '" .· :· I I~ I Sau1rc1Q, iluQlnt lS-~ 1970 l'RANliPORTAn OH TilNSPORTATION tlOONew C..n - NEW 1970 TEMPEST T37 Hard top 5er)oJ #2l3370Z601 428 SAMPLES OF 'DIE UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS ON EVERY USED CAR IN BARRY PONTIAC':$ ,Gl~NT INVENTORY ••• '63 CADIUAC C~ de Ville. Air tonditmfling. power brakes. AM-FM rodio, automatic trans- mission. poweJ steering, power win- dows. (HFZMn '65 OLDS ,,., Oyncrnic 88. 4 Door Sedan. Air tondi- tionflg, power brok1s, AM-FM rodio, power steering, V-8 engine. {SBP292) '67 Plymouth Fury Ill 2 door hardtop. Silver with block -.1<ty1 1ot>· AM-FM nit!~. outo- mat~ lnlnlrission. powtt steering. 383, V-8 •nolnl, low mll•og1, (Ser. *· H76120625) • '64 RAMBLER 4 Door Ambossodo r. Power brakes, power steering, ou1omotic transmis- sion, 327. V-8 engine. (YBU642) '67 FORD Mustang. AM-FM radio, oul omatic transmission, power steering, (XSP845} $ 100 below who1e~le blue book '64 CORVETTE 2 Door Coupe, AM-FM rodio, automat- ic tronsmissm, power steering, 327, V..S, low mileage. Wholesale blue book (WOR3Bn 51399 51400 · d.i.11 u1~iil 101'1'1 U..ludinr Sund., CREDIT CONSULTANTS ON DUTY 9:00 A./11., to 10:00 P .M. • • TRAffSl'ORTATION l'UNSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION imported ...,._ Moe --Imported Aul• 9600 \mpomd Aut.. 9600 Imported C•rt 9600 lmportod Auto. HOO PORSCHE '66 PORSCHE 91 2 4 SPEED • TRIUMPH VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN fNPD 6.11) $2999 BILL JONES B.J. Sports car 'Cf'nlei- 28.11 Hltrbor, C.Jlol. 540-4491 '68 Ponche 911 ~-2.C,600 mik>r., like new. ndkl and ~ater. Lie. Z\JL t 60 . $4.•9.l.OO J im s .. mon• lmporh 120 W. \VARNER, SANTA ANA 0pei Eves. A sun. 456-4125 '61 PORSCHE · CABRIOLET , Hrrdlop, gltamlng metallic 1ih-er, wttb brand new in· terior, c~ 'A'httls, ra- dial t~. M•IFM radio, UC: \\'YW n5. $1899 CHICK IVERSON vw 549-3031 Zxt, 66 OT' 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA M.ESA '65 NE\\I eng, nt'U.' red lac- quer paint, ne111 ti.res & diAC brakes. lmmac? $ 3 S 9 S . •!!6-<255 SAAB Authorized Dealer Sales • 59"'ict • Parts From Sweden the SONETT Immediate Delivery Onnae County's Ne1~;est Dir. COAST IMPORTS of Orange County 1200 W. Pacific Coast Hwy. Across from BaJboa Bay Club 642-0406 • 546-4529 1 _...::Sc.:cU...::NBEAM SUNBEA.~ Alpine '66, con- vertible -' speed, $795. !m-1'39 TOYOTA '67 TOYOTA Pick up with camper 31.000 ac1uaJ miles. Loca.I 1 owne r automobile. Original red fin. !sh, new tires, radio, heater, ready for anything! (UPM- 2TIJ. $1399 CHICK IVERSON vw 549.3031 Ext. 66 or 67 1970 HARBOR BLVD. COSTA MESA '68 CORONA coupe -vinyl top &tndrd trans. X1nt coad. Pvt pty. $1285 8J3.1469 There's .......... very comfo;tll19 llbout .... AalClt. . Its seats were "'dgncd by an ottltopedk surgeon. Test drive it today. It's more of a car than you think. CHICK IVERSON PORSCHE I AUDI 900 W,M eo.t Hi&hway /Newport Beach 646-9391 OWGE COONlrS llJTH0111l£D 0£ALEI TOYOTA !TIO!YIOJTIAI DEMO '70 WAGON t&.1721 Check our deaJs 8 OTHER DEMOS AT BIG SAVINGS DEAlir LEWIS 1966 Harbor, C.M. jj.46.9303 '69 Toyota Corona Sed. Radio, he:ater. auto- matic Factory air condition- ing. Ba1ance of new car YlamlnlJI (XXE-778J $1795 DEAN LEWIS 1966 Harbor Blvd. &16-""3 BIIL MA XEY !T!OIYl<)!T!AI 11111 BEACH BLVD. Hunt. BHch 147-1555 f ml N. of O>Ut RwJo. cm~ '69 TOYOTA CORONA H.T. Cpe. Radio. heater + s~. Landau top. iXSS.mJ $1495 DEAN LEWIS 1966 Harbor Blvd. 646-9303 '67 TOYOTA Corona. Good condition <ZLK.. 9271. Will take car in trade or tinanee private party. dlr . Call 546-4052 or 494.Qll. TOYOTA '66 Toyota Coron• Sed. Radio, beater automatic extra de.an inside il out lSS).1-529) $995 DEAN LEWI S 19fi6 Harbor Blvd. &10-""3 70 TOYOTA'S In stock. Jmm~te delivery. lllf!l 'lat,Uis UU\.tm Lagun• Be•ch 900 .So. Cst. Highway 494-7503 * 540-3100 '69 To)'Ota Corona Coupe, 4 speed, radio &: heater, Llc. 7~'iJ4.59. $1,595.00 J im Slemons Imports 120 W. \VARNER. SA!'o'TA ANA Open Eves. I: Sun. 456-4125 TRIUMPH -· '68 GT 6 Italian Racing RHI fastbaek fully ~ipped, v.ire wheels, ebony black intl'rior CYEM 414) Sacrificl', take trade or small do\\'O, v.'i.ll nn . pvt. pty. dlr. Call Maury alt 10 am 540-3100 or 494-1029. '67 Triumph TR6 4 speed w/overdrive, wire wheels, AM!Fl\1 dlr. low mlle11. Runs like a fine watch. CUOVS46J Will take car in trade or finance pri- vate party. 5464052 or ....... L Imported Autos 96001mporhd Autos 96001mported Autos How does Fiat do it for the price? GOING , aaBa ISTHE FUN! FIAT 850SPIDER G.t "" '"' of ..,.,,. CIOI' ~ .tt'-'t 6eMtnv your~· Tiie fiat SpkMt hCI! o"""'"1k. -......, ..,.. ... ...., ~""" Wft. doth ~ ..... ,,..._, the i-kM. l'Odlol r;,....-oM • fwc1lslllcall1 • "'le.al pr;c. for a fvlty •ill ~•d l1W .,att spdw, S.. lt todoy1 • 52287'0 Howd-· Fiat do it for Iha price? •OTI496 F /IA T Visit Our Huge New Service Dept. 16 St1l11 Servicing All Sports It Foreign Cars -~'4 TrlumPh Spitfire MUSI' ldl '61 VW ISM.. Xlnt """'"·""""'ht• ... .__ oo00."""' __ .,..._ Bat. Larqe Selection n1ce • clffn. <EVH-30ll 0'>-1><8-3815 Of VW Camp en, $795 e '59 VW·NEW UPHOL. DEAN LEWIS XLNT coNo. • $>)(). Va111, Kombls, 1966 11arbo, Blvd. • • ,...,.17 • • Buses, New & Used 64$.SIXi '51 VW Camper. 164 Ef'i". Immediate Delivery ~.-,-,..,~Trl-,-m-ph_Sp_ltn-.. -. MUSI' SEU. LEAVING CHICK IVERSON. $WO or offer. Pvt pl)'. FOR SERVICE! 544-7741 e fU...'1874 • e 'SR VW-XLNT COND VW '60 TR-3, ~lk>w, a;d cood. BEST OFTER 5'f!l.3031 'Ext. 66 or 61 wift wtl11. new tranl, d utch :;;--;;w;;;-;•;;;67>-;:-,!1523o;:·:::c;•7_,.-:::-l97tl HARBOR BLVD. &. top. $495. ~1033 '66 V\Y 2-DR: New n1. ex-COSTA MESA ceptionally clea , lo hli, new Utt1. J\1~t ! $775 dt '67 V\V, Good cond. new VOLKSWAGEN bal olr. 54S-65l9 or 1782 tires, !1ereo. $1100 or Best oiler. 35575 Beabh Rd. '118 VW 1hcrteMd framt and Csplstn1.no Bch or 496--3781 e)tgtne noo. • '60 VW BUS. New en&loe. SP> or trade. m-31 615-1"29 Cool Blue-Super Sharp '---===----1·63 V\V convertible . • 1966 VW Sedan. Clean, ~fechanically perfect, Sac- &ood mechanlolly. 50 1 rifitf' $800 firm. ~ Orchid Ave, Cdl\f. 673-2096 • ·'6 vw Gd. Cond. $825, SJJ..2087 '6.l VW rag lop CttAM puff, more chann lhan rq. bu&. Aqua. $650. firm . 548-1403 1r '61 VW Weslphalla Camper. Xlnl rond. Fully equip. S2'l50 673-5947 THANK YOU FOR JULY! .. • e WE SOLD 123 USED CARS e . The Biggest Month in the entire history of Connell Chevrolet. NICE CARS! that's why. 100°/o 30 DAY GUARANTEE! that's why. HONEST DEALING! that's why. ., Need we mention Big Selection ind Low Price1? Why don'.t you tell your friends you got • good de1I i nd after silt 1ttent1on 1t Connell Chevrolet? A lot of other people did! Even S.le Priced C1r1 carry our full guarantee. '69 CHEVROLET 101'" W.I . •;, TON Van. New camper conversion. 13,000 miles. 6 cyl., stick. This Is a rare pie<:e. iZZX619) '67 '69 70 CHEVROLET FUU SIZE WAGON 6 pe..c;unger, VB. power steering, power brakes, automatic, factory air. Nice car. ('l'ZH93JJ CAPRICE 4 DOOR HARDTOP Radio, heater. automatic. JX?Wer steering. factory air, vinyl roof. so nl~. (UBZ581 J. Rema.inln& factory guarantee. CAPRICE 2 DOOR HARDTOP Vinyl roof, po~·er steering &. brakes. factory air, automatic, radio. Low, low miles. Llke brand new. Remaining fa ctory guarantee. tADY460J 53399 51799 52999 53599 '69 IMPALA CUSTOM COU~E $2695 Radio, heater, autom8.Uc. power iteerln£_. factory air, vinyl roof, like razor sh.arp. CYYN058J Remaining: factory guarantee. '67 '67 CHEYROLn MALIBU Hardtop coupe. Automatic, radio and healer, power steering. Hurry! (VOL...5211 IMPALA 2 DDDR HARDTOP VS. radio, heater. automatic, power steering, tremrndow;ly n.ice car. (TPR900) '66 CHEYROtET CORYAIR 2 Door hardtop. Radio.heat~r.automatic. This is 11 1 owner new car trade·in. !RRY5381 '65 CHEYROLn CORVAIR 2 Door hardtop. Radio. heater, automatic. 4 speed transmission. Nice. tHOY303l 51299 $1699 5999 '67 2 Door hArdlop. Radio. heater. AutomBtic · PONTIAC GTO $1199 transmission, pov•er steering. Hurry. (WCA940l ConvertiblP. Power st.eerina:, radio. auto-'68 PLYMOUTH FURY Ill $1499 matic, air conditioning. Nice. {ZZD786J * TRUCK~ TRUCKS * 1967 EL CAMINO R&TI. automatic, P.S .. factory air. Sn nl~. IQ43357l 1967 CHEVROLET 3/4 TON PICKUP 1;69"· Fo'R l>"1VAtr' "'"'"..._ Hum. <u=i 108" "'·heel bftse. Radio, hPater. automatic, ni«. 1020211 1966 CHEVROLET VAN CAMPER Conven;ion like new. (ZZX619 1966 CHEVROLET 1h TON Pickup. Stick shift. VB. 11harp. <U20961' 1966 CHEVROLET 1/z TON Pickup camper. VS. IP3548ll 1967 CHEVROLET 1h TON 1965 'El'..""cA',iNo ·· (V9<9!2> Radio, he9ter, automatic. pov•er steering. ('R37660l 1967 EL CAMINO Radio. llCflter, automatic, power steering. (V16899J 1967 RANCHEllO Radio. heater. autom11.tlc, power st~rin~. air cond. <l.2233AJ 1965 CHEVROLET 'h TON . Ph:kur. VS, radl1:1 and, het.t~r. 15212£71 1966 CHEVROl.ET >/4 TON Pickup. 6 cylinder, ndlo and heat.er. 11'51416) '66 CHEYRIJLIT I/, TON Pickup. &. cylinder. 1tlck, 8 ft. bed. radio, heater. 11'509511 5799 CONNELL CHEVROLET 2828 Harbor Blvd ., Costa ·Mesa . 546-1203 ... .. ---·-----------------------------------·-------...,--.....------ 7. • , • • • s.t.U,, -I,, 1970 DAILY "1#1 H TitANSl'OltTATION TltANSl'ORTATION • TRANsPOltTATION TllANSl'ORTAT1011 TltANSl'ORTATIOM TltANSl'OltTA~ TllANSl'ORTATIO!t 1UHIPOITATl0N r""'"'"'OM raf lON •1"1,.md A-MOOl.hpo<ted Au1M -Imported A-9600 Im~"""" "°' lmporto4 A-'600 lm,.,W Autio -!j;!c.,. "" AulM W..!!!!-' '100 UMCI clro ,_ C · VOUCSWAGIN VOUCSWAGIN VOLVO VOLVO ·~.r: ~· !'°!!' . wt· PAY TOP ,pR~··OWNED PORSCHES NEW vw IUG '64 vw VOLVO . VOLVO :i..%~~ CASH' TUIMllJATDt ' mill! Sli)UARI I.ACK .,., llemo. •"'2 ..... CAIS 19o'61 Porsc~e'91'2 ...... 11~~ •• ,,. t $55.ll II'· ~ ...... ~= •.;:: SAYE BUYERS ;;;!f;, C,_,_ "" :.':"' ... ••:,:=.• ~~ '1967 P . h 912 .J895.oo i141.11c1own 1nc1uc1e. ,,.,. ..... ....i only (TE)(. $466 -J'ORl) -"'v .. -n1 --" AS lft AS $99 ,oroc e, ......... ,,.,.,. $4250.00 lox & Lie.~ End !80J. LET US CHECK ~ .... ...,......_Go<o-. -lllKl~I ·19oS P~o,sche 356 .i ... ·"••' .,.. $3495.00 VW L:T ING $999 ~ ~ci':,'"~ ":..',.,,.. YOUR DEAL ~"!':;:'&.,"";,.CM. ""'t0r -.__ w. _,,. ..r -""'"- 1968 rsche 912 $449500 CHICK IVERSON 151.llS.d",,131.?Smontb , o.-.. ae1.,.....i11t. CHANCESARE WE'LL upi ...... -. Crodlt1o ... ....,.m ......... ,, "" . vw CHICK IYERSON DEAN LEWIS SAVE YOU MANY aie .•• !~ .. -~T"'. :..!!!;. "'"-Beaclt llw a.., .,,_ s.i.. 1967 Porsche 912 ----~ ··~·-117-«ll7 Kr~ 2145 --C.M 1970 IWU!Oll BLVD. ' VW 111111 Hu1Jor, C.M, 646-ml $ $ Wit .U to ht 11DOO • HUR. '6f1lt ' · Targa ...... Stock •1tlA 1968 Porsche 912 ..... ·""' •n•• 1968 Porsche 912 ..... ·""' '21tA 1970 Porsche 91~-4 ..... ·''•" •111-t $5695.00 cosrA MESA '"''"" Ext. '6 or 67 1 - - - -• llYI WE PAY CASH * J4IMJ92 ·1-=-,..;.c.,:,;..,~=-1970 HARBOR BLVD. - -....... lt'a worth your whlhi. • JAGUAR '52 XKR fjj $4495 00 '" vw CAMPER cosrA MESA ~ ,H,. FRI TZ WARREN """""' _ ..... ti n· 1 _ ..... $'~5·00 . 52895 '67 DELUXE vw BUS 'YOl.YN SPORTS CAR .......... ---·--"' • '68 VW c.m,.r, ndlo, heat. V CEN1ER ·-•J~ •-:io-R&dk>, 1>et.ttr <•~•,. • .. ,_ ·~ ,... CONNELL $4195 :00 .,., 4 .... Xtn ...... lnoido $1ff5 · "DIDtCATID TO lljlort ........ ...-.d • ... V(U[8 -.. •tr _Old&._ ... _ -• DIAN LEWIS 9625 Gar.J•• <;_ro,. m .... GG ufRWNDER" SERVICE" •1513 '" >42-4m CHEVRQl.!T IUICI CHICK IYERSON PORSCHE AUDI' ...,llu,,.,.Bl""-Cal!Cdlecto.n-'1'177 1dr. o.mo. noE.11t.u. "'""" .... w...,.. ma a;":::;:-.:;_. 11 ___ _ Authoriud Sales -'Service. Part. 646-9303 WANTED * $1750 * VOLVO WE PAY roP oou.ut """'- 'TO VOLKSWAGEN BUG, I~~,,~ ~ ':::..::~ 1":;.. '70 Demo. •8712 f"lt' l'OJt TOP USED CA.RS * te.m82 *' 900 WEST COAST HWY. Llcemil•..,• -~~:.I!..:~.~-' and ul< !or JIM ..;,.,,,.L NEW-USED-SERV. SAVE u -.., " an -Auto l~ 9111 lS6< Spedal w ......... PIS, NIWPORT BE .CH '"'9391 549 •325 · ~ auu ~. ....._. ----.eu'Olftnt. • II"' LE.ASE"""' RJH . Xlrat cond! ~ · ~ -~ lUIDmatlc lllclc ab If t. "8-:I031 ~• ~" "'~· ~ $466 BAUEll BUICK '•cad ep. •·vm., l.oododl -b~! ...aGl -• Sl.995.00. 134 &. 17lll st. Like new _. Pft mo atld ~ ,._ • MOO ,1...,ar1tc1; -. ·~ ..Jim J,1;,rn::,J;f."''... VOLVO '67 122 Station Wag. o-.ck..,. • .,,. a.i. 1111-541-TlllS -... . . i --C-A-D-IU.A--C--1 YOU(SYfA~N YO~WAGEN , SANTA ANA '&;; Volw Pl!OO-,g/FM Radio he..., l300I mil< ::~..\"';;=-O:::::'° ~°TE= WCoclllac °""'"de vm. . r. I ' I : ' ' ~ Qpe.. f>r· ,,,. sq,.. 4SMll5 ndlo,~ l~ like !UOP 59j) Ex.ell ... .,.,...;-DEAN LEWIS TOP • BUTEll ;JI) w. c.. Hwy, l<ll. &6:m Fall .....,., ........ air ~ ~66 VW AN\L I •· '64 VW II'~ \ '6' VoUmW•n camper, ilk. new. , ~ thru:iut. Mu.st lllCrltlce: 1966 Harbor C..M. 645-9303 BILL MAXEY 'roYOTA ~·-42,lOI> mlle1. Radio he (.r<><>n OMR 199, lee Box, Slee~ 4, '68 VW. wbeeb, paint job, T-'-oll •-·-will fi • 1a.1 8-=b lllftl. unai,m•, ' at" -i. UIUARtBA~K ll,295.00 . J 1600 CC'a qiuat '''" !nak< ~0 "" -· .,_ '61 VOLVO 145 St. W Uoo4 C•" 9'0G $2.490.00 Ue. TP1I04. ·9625 G····'"1G1',.5 ... , ... GG -.,.. I IA ;Ok • 'ti J im s1.mon1 Import• o.Uer or trade for Van ;;el~~~ Sid:: Auto hooter luaage = a. Beacb. PIL "'.... Jim Slemaft• Imports .., •e • • • ~ ., ' ':-120 W. WARNER, t 613-9352 . . or A han:t to find model TIRED al that old fmnlture? 120 W. WARNER. Call Colloct o.n.1m $895: SANTA ANA ,60 votJ(s b•g, "'"' a>nd. ltr.l'-zxu..s:1<. lt'a ...Uy mt that h&nl WE BUY SANTA ANA '69>!/W \BUG CHICK IV&RSQN "£"' """· & Sim. .,...1'5 $495. Pri'•" Pa' I y . '62 VW Du n lewis to ,..,..,.,, J"'1 watch the CARS f Oom """· l SUn. 4'&-1125 VW '86 VW AU ~traH.ir, J"ad!ah. 548-05.14 Runa good, Clea.111 l!llii Harbor Blvd. fumifure l milcdlaneoul can Manapr '66 Sedan de 'Vlllt., l'JiDd "'Dlr. 4 aP,eed (XXA 9&9}. $1595 IWU'OOf empi exhausl-ftblt Your local &li>er-Maril:et. , &'5-0236 ~9303 columns ln the 0 •••lf!ed M$G686 condition. $21'.XMJ er bat .... full~ prf~ w1111·1lnlll down 549-3031 ,Ellt. ~ -67 trw $100l 548-74n. • Dla1 ~. cbarp It. Call 642..56111 &: charre It. JOBS TODAYl Class noo Sectian. tu. 494--5117 . . will finance. 494-7744. 1910 HARBOR BLVJ;>. '67 YW cosrA MESA· ' ' • ,. E '64 vw CAMPER ,..AMP R eom•''" """,., """· """'· Fully equipped ,in<;fudirw lug-hta~ <DDK-lSOl. gage ,ract.~'Runi &: looks ' $1495 brand new. Uc. VTT 907, . Call Collect 531-Tm · • , Spend I.hi! week~nd in ' e '68 vw ~ chrome. comfort w:lth economy rims, Michelin t Ir~ s, CHICK IVERSON "'""""'· ....... ayst<m, VW . ''!-cbaln1. T.ake over • payments. 540-8308 alter 5 , MS-3031 Ext 66 or 67 PM or wkends. 18'11 lliARBOR aLVD..., , ;. .. _~ -, ,CO!rJA .~ 69~, n:u,i.XlntroM;'Wide it ittr Semperit ra41al tire a, .16li 8UG wooden steer whl & 11hlfter, Red ~.W cellent condl. ~~127~ter. trim, $179'5: tlon, New valve job, (WQD ---· ---- S)Ol,-fal.ia!l clOW.. will 'trn. '67 VW SQUA!l~Q<. ''""' ~ lfty')dJi. 'Call Mauzy bl.,., 25.tm mL "'w ""' 10 'AM 5«).3100 or &:. brakes. Perteet condition. 494-1029. J1400 497-1558. ·'·ii·w' '65 'VW '· Low mn .... .,.bullt ,....,., IUG , ne\it clutch,' new brakes, , 1 . · ra<!Jo • ..,eerf~ condition. ·ean American map, ·wide tires, ~ bl' ,.eeti pti ~ Harbor custom· metafiie;paint ,r.<.h ·; Bhril, ~dt &<'>..,, !lam "'"'tlful 1"" worl<. YPU. " to 6pnt ' 90l ' -· Sevmll other customized ·: .~f~Ts cHicll'Wille'N · • Spetjaliiing~ Vw Bugs &: : Buses Paid, lor or not. Y,W , . : 9625 GarQrn Grove mvd. 54!}.3031 ~-~ or 67 ! call eq!J~ 537.ttn Open sun 1970 HARBOR.'Bl.VO. ; '6; VW KlsMBI BUS COSTA" 11fESA ·t Radio, heater (•1084). • '67 KARMANN Ghia ·r/h, Y .$2595 like new, lq DP. xlnt ,cont:!. ! 9625 G~~~ Grove Blvrl, GG Very reu. PvtJlty. 67s:.2'176 :; Call Ciiloct "''·'1'177 • -** •59 WI tt · '63 VW lug '6! '" .. !400. -642-Sln '~ ~ SPEX:IAL ·~~~ Bus, deap, ad .oond.· .~ I ~ .. OKC6U ....., ·-1 • $299 .... .......,,. "' .. · CHICK IVERSON * '59 vw CAMP~R * " '&.I • ..r. -Oftac . :: .. vw •!62-:16311• : • 5f9.aon bt. 66 or 67 '63 VW Semi-camper •· Nfl'N , : UTO-"HARBOR BLVD. eng., new dutcl\, xlnt cond. · ,COSTA MlSA Xtru. 59114 Wilson. CM ,: •=;;======:..:..======.=== ;: lm.-,nrtll'(f Avtot 96001mf,IOrted A~ ': ~---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij " I " " I, I> ' ' ' " ' • . . • " • • I • ' • WI! SELL.. . • • Ca'rs 'That People Drive NOT ... Cars Thal D.tive People We've got the thre• greeteit Trium phs of th• century. Th e Spitfire MK Ill, th• GT0 6+, end th• TR-b. ' · , EechAne in its own 'Wey, cen give you beck th• untbridged 1porf of m~toring. T •k• ~th• Spitfir• MK Ill. Wtth ij.s rt ci"9 type reek end P.inion 1t•ering, it1 indep•n· dent sprin9in9, 1t1 four forwt rd·•peed qeet· box, end its ultre modest pric•. . . Or the Europeeit' G rend Touring Coupe - styled GT-6+. l•eft t nd touQll, 'With it1 big six-cylinder entin•, superior ~ediel-ply tires • •nd front disc: breke1. · Or the Tlt·6, Triumph's biggest 2·1••ter1 With its 21h litre _high per.form ence •ngine. Take eny one fer t short drive from o~r" 1howroom1, end right ewey you'll rcli.-c:ov•r • lost •rt. . Som.thing qllecl •'br1v no" LARGEST SELECTION • In the Sl1t1 of Col~mlo " -. FRITZ WARREN'S • SPORT CAR: CEN~R ' 71 0 L lit St. l •nl• AM • S47.o164 --THIS WEEK END ONLY-· THE MOST DRAMATiC CLEAN UP SALE IN OUR 18 YEAR HISTORY •• .,. ' • •• • + 2°/o For Handling THAT'S RIGHT. $70* OVER · FACTORY INVOICE ON ALL NEW 1970 COUGARS, MERCURYS, MONTEGOS, CYCLONE GTs, MARQUIS, & MARQUIS COLONY PARKS AND OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF OVER 100 TO CHOOSE FROM LINCOLN CONTINENTALS NOTHING HELD BACK ALL 1970 COUGAU OVER 100 NEW LINCOLN· MERCURYS TO CHOOSE FROM NEW l 970 LINCOLN . COMTINIMTALS, 2 DOOR HAIDT°'5 AND 4 DOOR SIDANS INCl.UDED IN THIS SALi STATION WAGONS, .SEDANS, XR7's, HARDTOPS, ETC. Drive Them Away For Only MERCUR·Y MARQUIS OH'-Of THI MOST SUCCUSl'llL CARS OF THI 70'1 !IGW AT HARDTOPS , $70 . ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 0¥11 PACTOlY INVOICr • ~ ' . .. CHOOSE FROM OVU 100 LINCOLNS, MERCURYS, COUGARS &" MOl.ft'IGOI *PIHH acid 2°/o for ~lllJ ' . ' Now & The Best Time In Ten Years To Bt1t1· A Lincoln-Mercury Product ' • • .. loo " - .Johnsoa ... soB 'j n.~OO©@n.oo ©@OOii'DOOrnOO'ii'&ll.. 1£1RHK m •. llEl!~!lDWY •@@l!!J@b.\11 540-5630 COSTA MUA 2626 Harlaor •1vt1. 642-0911 ..~!. • THREE ~ENERATlONS I N r n E AVTOMOBIU A VSINESB THI OLDUT ISTA.LISHID "FACTOR'I,. DI RECT' LINCOLN·MDCUIT DIALD IN OIAHI COUNTT • _ .... _.....,_...,. __ .....,_..,.., ___ ..... .,....,...,_ .... ~.....,,,.,.----.... -=-"'P'="""'===== ..... -= ......... ...,., ..... -----------------------·-· -, DAJLV fl'll.Of S..turd.U. A~l lS. 1'1'70 " " l!!~~~~~~:-;!T~R~~iirr;,;;TfiOiN~;T!!R~SPORTATION TRAN~PORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPOR.TATION CHEVROLET TRANSl'Oll!~!IO~ -TRANSPORTATION ~ c.,. ttoo uMd C•rs '90t luMd Cort ,,.. ~ Cors 9900 CHEVROLET Ustd Con 9900 -~Cors 9900 UMd Cora tlOt , CAl>tlt:A--C.,..---CHMUE___ CHEVROLET ~CHIYltOLET '!_!:...t co~ ~ ·a thovy 'h Ton ~ .. ~a=~~· CHRYSLER ·-RD . 1--------------'64 I Piek \IP. R4rid'°-heat.er, Pow· hHttr. dv'olDe , 196t ~JtT. New ttret. ~ "' Cod °"""' ,,. .... , PERFl'X:I' -cot? -'67 C:amaro 'mpala '! .......... "'°'•'cam"" -"!~. ~119),1 ..... tiacl1 •........ '!>ans '65 fntlll Chevetl! s ~.std ihft. r/h. 'ts Of£VY S.S.-327 ~ 2 dol'ir han:Uop lOadt'd + rCad,y tor,~ t'OAd. (~) "'1Q ' nefela 'Ml'k. Make oUet. Ul\U =-~ ::r''t only 44000 ml, xlnt oond. :: bQc/:"°: A ~ A=-~ :'~·UDZtft~, air cond. dlr. 'fTFB '33), D $1"ESWIS -. • M' MOTORS 1..;;-°=':::;,,==~---60--1315 s&Kl. 496-~ ' Will take ~ or fi~ Will take trade or finance. EAN L I • '68 OtRYSl.ER. 6 pug wp, I-'---------..:=...=:...::.::..---'"'°1'64 NOVA st& ~ ., cyt, Cllll 894-1'14t Call 494.n+t 1981•Harbor Blvd. ' Lavi~ for East. MUST 2 Door Jlardtop. 352 VI Auto. Rad.lo, lk'ater. (~U BR.I) -----·-CHn.ROLET RIH, auta, lo ml., xlnt ' ; 1~. IMPA" SS ~ 1 ~s.9.10.1 · ls.ElJ.,! SM to · appreciate . ... " 0 ._ 't' cond 673-3244 • '67. EL CAMINO. )tuns pert ..... ...,. ""'"v . 56-1842 -MU .' ll<low ,_ '' SH!:;. "'" """' -Alkl,,. !350. '6.J CHEV BELAIRE 1--------. $129,5 ' South Coast .56 Chevy 4 door, s.uro trans. 'fi.41 CHEV. lmp. CpnvL 'RIK, help fine. 645-1691. See at 64~1691. See at 1 '11)0 6 cyl, Slick. Good trnnspor. 1'1 ~ C.f'M:ro >..1..NT cond. About $2SO. V.S, IS,000 mi, $1600. 1"f. 1'100 SU~ A\.?., CM. ~ Ave ., CM. talion. Mechanlc!all,y perfect, H.11". ~ 'ltadlo, healer stlc'lc 6'13--0'127 ~·. 60-6448 '62 Ow!v)' JI -Mr, good oond. 1.965 Chevy 11 v..a. 4 llpeed, Asldng =· See ATlcy al iblft. PTlee>d t.o ~: -·°'G<'""""=-.,-.cs..".'...,-c,-:8;:pon=-1963 Chevy Impala. ()». $.1151 or hr.st otk>r. Must 11.IXll ml. l1any exlru. D· the Da.lly Pilot, Monday-Fri. cmnc.al. ,__ _._ vertlble. Very clea.n_ Gt>OC1 a>e to believe! 644-2565 cellcnt condition. Sale or day U-2 PM. • needs 9o'Olic, Tl\l.i.e Ou.a. ~-b d uo -$119' 646-4381 nibber. 6 cyl. $400. 64f...]._. 60 CHEVY Impal .. New ~ng. ' e. ~-.... , DEAN LEWIS 'Sl O>oYy. bullt ..._ ...._ '>7 CHEVY 2 a.. -. ...,....~ ~ -·Ex. ' DAILY PILOT WANT AD. 1986 Harilct' '81\ld. Runs strorc S51Xl. ~ no denb.. erplt. 'Cd ClOftl,t. S&W723 c.n. ~78 .t d\t.rae It. 6t6-93Q3 • 5,'!:6.J"i2l * !IUl'f "''&&· $325. Sf&...2422 PILOT WANT AD! 642-5611 PWlT WAm' ADS! 6U-56'1' la )'OU ad in ttw clu&ifkod SECTrONT Som@One Is wa~ for it. D ial 6'2-56'lS kdi.y! Al!I'RORtZED SALES e SERVltE IQ}. Garffn Grove blvd. 534-2284 (JAi blk, E. ol Beach) """51 . COMET Ford·· Mercury 303 Broarlw&¥, Laguna Beach e 1961 COMET-Xlnt 549-38S1 or 494415 mech&nlcal cond. New tiru. ~ • .,:-'°'LTD-="'XI"'n"°t --=::-.-;:N"•w=I Clean. 54(;..1801 . ...._,...... · ••~ _,....,. A'-.,...,.....,. rnr ... .,., ,....Y", .. ' • ·a COMET. COUPE . a,lll9 trail1, vinyl top, 390 lMMAC. LO ?toll. -· •-w:: 000 -• •-* -193U * ~ ,....., ,...... -· -New Cars -CONTINENTAL '67 r~AIRLJ.NE conv-PS. Up 3ro ao. xlnt cond. Mutt Sell. $1005. 846-U65 1970 F-100 PICK UP TRUCK WITH SIX-PAC CAMPER MORE CHOICES THAN A KID IN . A CANDY STORE s ... EnDUgh To Send y..,, Mother-ln-llw To C1mp A. WE SHOOT HOLES ••• IN THE OTHER GUYS DEAL SIX.PAC CAMPER 30'8 - ... - -<.O.~ --.... , .... , • "°' """" $ 6 ~ """ ..,.._ UM~I' 0-.U L_.,,, 10'' ()yw. •H .~~H.T.»\li" « '"". Ne. 710AIJ1702S. • 0-d WIOlll: ,... !~~~..:; :; ._... .. ...... "'-"' T.tJf a. UC. Ford's ·Ate Movin Fasler •;.;:; Hot log Prku Lower Thon A Gopher '" De1th V1lley Prices lower Thin A Bowlegged Caterpillar PH·Pu'ckin' Pepper Palch ..... _ OVERSTOCKED With New Car Trade-ins. We Must Move to Make Room. 2 yr. 24,000 mi. Warranty on all Cars. '66 '67 '68 '68 '68 '69 '69 '70 '64 '65 '65 '66 '66 '66 '66 '66 LUXURY CARS 'TAllD, LANDAU TOP • v ... ~. ndle, .... "' .... air. SZU 111 fOID LTD l1v =-la. '-'-'· "· ,.., -"· PLTM. fURY Ill CONV'T. ~t. ·r" .................. "' ..... 'llNTIAC GltAND rRIX ~a ~°GD.' radio, ~•tier, PS. IMPALA CUSTOM ~. ""· ""'0-rMlD. ...... l':!i, l'I. X!S Ul GAIAXll SOO VICTORIA lJJ,./,"'"" ndlo • hHlwr, PS, •Ir, CADIUAC COUPI DI VW ='tJ. ..... _ "'""' .... FOID LTD COUPE CADIUAC SEDAN DI YW . r.ci<• ... PONTIAC CATALINA CPL ril ma-f!Nll$ .. ...,... "" FOID CUSTOM ~ llolrr v.a, ....,., radio • 11Ht111'. il'S, .,... M AVA . CHIV. IMPALA COUPE iit '=" radlt • Matw, 1rr, COMPACT CARS , '70 ·MAYUKK I $2099 $1 5 99 t:'1ot.'"'r ....... "''"· """ . '69--c=H1V=1"6·iir NOYA $1999 $1699 ----=:::.. ~ .... -.... '69 CAMAIO $2299 $1399 ~t;'ll:""' ... =-,---_· --,.--- '67 MUSTANG CPL $1699 $1999 ,., ,,_ ... , ........... , .. WSW, air, TTS 1• $2299 '68 ttv~l'o'r"•<-•""-'""'·" $2099 '68 CAMARO SS $1 899 $2999 ~~.l~""'"··- '68 ~~~~!!~~2 ~t .... ..,, I'S. $1999 $2499 '66 ~~~~~~::...... ,. •• $1599 $3099 '61 ~~u~~!.~~7 ..... '"''"· ·•· $2099 vlnvl lop. VO" Id $3099 '67 ~~~f;.~?~~~....... ... $1699 $2699 '64 ~~!~.~60,~~0~!.... ... $599 $999 '65 ;:L;:~ :AGON $899 !. 999 MJ'i.:•-"-..,,. -· . '6S RAMILn 4 DOOR $899 $1599 Mrl-,1,"'""""'·"' '6S OlDS. CUTLASS COUPI $999 $11 99 .... ,.._ ............... '" t!r, l)Ueklt Mtll. l"CH fft '66 FALCON 2 DOOR $999 $1999 M''lt,~'" '66 MUSTANG 2+2 $999 $1199 lll'<ll"""" $ '69 TORINO COBRA $1999 1 l99 .~t'ih'-'""'"""'·" $1 099 '66 NOVA CPI. WAGON $899 \81.'".:,·-··· $1199 '66 FAllLAHI 500 WAGON $1299 l'."; ~r"''"' ,,., ........... '66 '69 '69 '69 '68 '68 '69 '67 '70 '66 'SS '69 '69 '69 '69 '68 '63 '64 IMPORTS OPR FASTBACK :.r'lJ ....... •tdlo. ""' .... FIAT SPYDER ~-=-........ TDYOTA CARDLL\ ~lrrr~---· TOYOTA CAROLL\ t8\' .. ,:. """'· .... io. --· TOYOTA SEDAN ~g-~ ... ~ .. wi-•k.. ,.., .... llU! ... _ OPIL ~~·.N·· OPEL RALL YE ~i'Q··1~aclkt, ...... DATSUN SIDAN ~~".f31d< ... lft. •HID.""'-'· YAMAHA TWIN :.i,ooo~ mu ... USED TRUCKS JllP WAGONllW lfld .... 119' UNCHIRO ""· ~ rad .. , """"· il'I, Pa.I~ . RANCHIRO V4. t W>ftd, J1f'Cflne ..toat.r, Cob,. _1,..., -'"""'· mnE .. DATSUN , PICKUP ~liL 111 DODGI PICKUP t..SJk• llltt llllrt, radio. haltar. FORD PICKUP \l,,, NXIJJS $799 $1799 $1399 $1399 $1499 $1499 $1799 $999 $599 $1999 $499 $2199 $2499 $1999 $1399 $1299 $1799 '67 LINCOLN -lo ml., perfect cond. O>mpletely equipped. Musi sell, going OYef'M&S, Real buy, $2590. 642-3186 '69 CONTI.., LOADE.D ! ! SACRJFlC'ING. Under while bluebook. 61;>-3940, 642-7416 LUXtJRious PlaUllWU Nue '63 -~alher, AM/FM. elec. SUNROOF. Xlnt. 536-1'128 " ,,._..., 1962 Continental. White . Good condition . Private owner. * 644--0S!H. 1966-Xlnt cone!.. Loaded! Im- maculate thruout. Owner moYi.ng. Sac. $2500. 894-4910 * '66 COUNTRY SEDAN 6 Pa.ss, k> ml, P/S-P/8 Gd. cond. Reas price. • 962-!ISll • '66 FORD LTD All Xtra.s. :P.take otter. 64&-3582 '£5 LTD 2 Door H&rdfop. 390 VI.Auto. Power Steering le Brtke1 Air Cond. Power Windows, Power Seats, Speed Control Red w/matchlng Interior <SLY 9391 $1595 South Coast Ford • Mercury CORVAIR >'.)3 Broodw•y, Lquno llHch ------~-~~385lor494-85l!i CORVAIR PARTS 1960 engine complete $25. • '63 FORD Country Sedan Powe-11de·tranamlssion and Oean! P/S-R/H. ~ '5-' * * 54.S.2635 * * ax.lea $25. Gas tank $2_ Or -~~~='==-- '""' ALL fo' $40. ""1427 '65 fAIRLANE. after 5 pnt. '61 CORVAIR Body &-lrame in good condi- tion. Engine runs good. Ideal for making dune buggy. SHiit 549-3522. 4 Door Sedan 289 VI. Auto. Power Steering (EQU 615) $895 South Coqst Ford • Mercury 303 BroadMcy. Laguna l5each '58 Corvette. Showroom con.1 __ ._=~~·"'"~.,...;;;1,.-5 __ 1 •won. Ex""'' 1mi. * TOP 001.W' CORVETTE 847-3444. e '65 VE'IT&Ar,1/FM, vinyl top, 4-spttd. Oean. $1100. -e "&I VE'TTE -New tires, mag!, top, lo ml. {Ont cond. 548-3271 after 5 ~ DODGE ---·----- .... CLEAN USED CARS See Andy Brown THEODORE ROBINS FORD 2060 Harbor Blvd. Cost& M~ 64>-0010 '62 FORD XL 1957 DODGE. '62 V - 8 Engine. Au-tomatlc Transr:nlMion. 494--1359 2 Dr Sedan, Rt.d\o, Heater, '70 MONACO.~W:O -440 eng, Air C.ond. Power Steertna: le pg/Jib. fac~ air, 5tereo Brakes (TAY.6.l>) taP', -.,,. towing T.T. $695 .,~"" 0::. ""'-c:,',.., 5 oo South Coast E""'"'• dri"" ...... body Ford. Mercury excellent Sl~. 548-1408 .303 Broadwlty, Laguna Beach • '62 Dodge Lancer $250 549-3851 or 494-8515 Rellable Transportation '" ,56 Ford ll'15 * 613-1506 * Good condition. '70 cHAI.i'ENarn R.T. 834 Congreu, C.M. 543-506'1 (Speclal edition) 440 C.I. '67 GALAXIE 500 2-dr aede.n Attto/hna, air com. $3875 r lh. f8.C. alr, po/pb, .. MW * 633--0667 aft. 1 pm FIREBIRD '67 FIREBJRD 400, auto, p.1., p.b., cu.run trim. ll gm. ~'S"'" $1.600. 833-1040 r-.tusl sell! FORD '70 COUNTRY •Squire wagon • Loaded. Sell at wbolesaJe book or take over lse pymnts, No money d.n, 5<11-6639: lve1 .l wk:rds 962-4981 BUSIEST marketplace tn town. 1he DAILY PILOT Classified section. S a v e money, time & eUort by ahoppln1 from your annchalr. tires. Xlnt cond." 1 O'lmft', Pvt pty.$1.995. 546--0002 • * 196:> RANCH.ERO w/ AP mags. $1150- Call 897-4521 aft 6 pm. '69 Ford Custom 4 Door Sedan, Radk>, Heater, Automatic (TIS .BSQ) $1895 South Coast Fcird·· Mercury 303 Broadway, Lquna Beach 549-3851 (ll' <194-8515 '65 Falcon: 2 4r, 6 cyt auto, gd. trans. $400 or bst o.tr. 962-1782 or 54&-6519 r.rusr sell intmed! '61 Ford, 352 eng, rebll ll'ans, P/1, P/b. '200. 892-8156 9900 Used Cars '900 PRIDE • INTEGRITY • SKiil . ' J~ 1 llUNO lllLCll-$enlce M....., Wa'r• proud of our 111·•it• fl'lan•t•' a11d with t oad Jea1on. We faal th1t l r11110 it the fi11a1f IMW 111eclta11i1. I• Sout"-11 C1lif01"11ta. He rlar .. d hi1 caratt 12 vr•. •t• &tt 6tr1na11v urtdtrJCli"t a•ts nti"' trai11i11t at IMW', "'01t "'od•r11 wor~ thop. Drop i11 111d ••'I' htlle to l rwns . .-.i,·, • fr iaMlv fallow a!ICI • G11a "'acl1a11ic. VW SPECIALS COMPUTE BRAKE JOB $35 EllGINE OVERHAUL S95 YALYE JOB S~5 YALYE Allll RINGS $70 IP\Ut PA•YI Otll AU. ;•tt1s1 ' loe lleNUl'a T&M MOTORS 1081 Garden Grove Blvd. Sol .. o,_ S•H., ..... I.me.• , ..... n. ..... "" l iff CV1 M. &. _, ... Ill IJWIM •tl•lllt • . -. .. • .. " . . . . . . •' • . . . .. \.. TRAHSPOltTATION ;:t:D {70 COlONET 2 IOOR . . . $7 5 NO. Wll1CO£J01Ut OVER FAC,TO~Y INVOICE CO~T· • 5,QOO BLUE CHIP . . ~ It. ' 5,000 Blu• Chfp St.mpJ if you b1i1y ,.,", ......... i ••• , •• ,, .... , .. STAMPS from "'' or an'I' otj.,,, ~otl1r," ~ ''JUST SEE ME Fl~ST'.' ' :, '· '67 PLYMOUTH Sport Fury. R&H, 1uto., P.S ., •ir cond. ITREJBll 166 .CHEV. CAPRICE •Dr. H.T. Full power,•lr' C:ond.:. tTRU0951 '64 -PONT. LE MANS Coupe. R&H, auto., bucket seats, !OPE .. 640 1 '70 CORONET CONVERT '70 DODGE CHARGER • NO. WllZ7L051Jlt05. HO. XHltC0$1lJJ4t HO. AlfAIOUIO'Jll6 $J5 OVERFACTORYINVOICE COST $J5 OVER FACTORY INVOICE COST OVEI f ACTOIT INVOICE CQST i n you are not completely •olisfied with the .. rvice you are getting from Y""' present deoler ple050 drop in to our AA Roted Aword Winning Service Deportment & give "' a chance to service your car properly. I hove been a new car dealer in So. Cola. fol over 20 year> & would very much like to be your dealer, . r Sincerely, C•I Worthington P.S. We give Blue Chip Stomps in our Service Deportment 1 We have the best flna11Ci11CJ in Sovtbeni Ca::fomla. H y1111 are lliart of money anti neecl low_ monthly payments, see our ex· perincetl ce•~fon· '68 MUSTANG -Auto ., R&H, pow•r 1te•ril'lg, WSW. IZAX862 I '67 FORD GALAXIE 500 2 Dr. Air, R&H, P.S., tint•d gl•s1. IAKJl51 I '68 PLYM. FURY 2 Dr. H.T. Air c.ond., RIH, euto., P.S. IVRMB071 '65 Olds. Vista Cruiser 9 p111. R&H, •uto., P.S~ •ir ~ncl. IWEN. 7041 '67 DODGE WASON'' R&H, ei.rlom1tic, power steerh19. IYOL .. 3691 \- ' '66 · RANCHERO R&H, i1 utomatic, P.S., eir condltiOftinf. . IUK07341 513.95 '66 ·;-CADILLAC Cpe. DaVille . Full powtr, air cori'd. •I RHW- 055 ) •. ;. ~ \. ·,-$2395 '68 PONTIAC GTO Radio, heater, autom{lltic, tinted gl11s. IXSFl571 '65 CHEV.' Y2 TON I ~.' ~795 •• Pick11p.. Rtdio and he1t1r, 15479661 Us1d C1rs 9900 FORO . '63 Country Squire Radio, Heatl!T, Automatic, Power Steering &: Brakes Air Cond. New Tires. Every. tiling Works! IBKP 2001 $199 South Coast FORD '70 MAVERICK ~mo. ZiO 6 ()II. Automatic, \\'hite wan Tires, Power S1eering. Air Cond. Tinted Clan. Radio, H e a t e r (•29100) $2661 South Coast Pord • Mercury FOrd • Mercury 303 Broadway, LRguna Beach 303 Bmtdway J...atuna Beach 549-3851 or <l!H..s515 ' 519-3851 ~r ~15 '66 Squire Wagon -,66-Fairlane Fl.ll'IAM, wtth wood grain ex. terior, dlr. aro vs. power Convertible. Automatic, \18, steerlnz ·air cond. Stereo radio, heater, dlr, Excellent taPe, au'to. IJ'&rui. (TAY279) cond. (ZZV 07-41. Will take Will ts.kl! trade or flnance trade or finance priYjlte par. privaJe party1 Call 5f6..4052 'tY. Call 5f6..4052 or 494-6811. or 494-6811. PUot Want Ads. 642-5673 Used C•r• LOOK! What We" Have For You sn9 o ·-· '""• ON•, .. , .. ~ 'H YW C-per ,.,._, •3399 mffffee, 1 '°"' "~IU!t. lSG llll. ' Com!>!• .. ,, ICllllPl)IO .. . ' ' GROTH~ 18211 8"ell Bml., llllttington Beam · . . II.!,." \.. ............... Phono ~45·1163 or 147-4087 OptJ\, 7 Doya 'Tll 10 P.M. FORD '62 Ford Sedan R&dto, Heater, Au1oma1ic, ~r Steering !RYS 917i $595 South Coast Dot Sing Says·· Th1nkee for business! I thought you would be here! How 'bout your frienCls1 YI• 9011ni· watt for them now!! DOT DATSUN 142-7711 • 18835 S..ch 8lvd .• -2 'llUNTINGTON BEACH '68 FASTBACK MUii&"" • PL!MOYTH . ''62 l'OllSCHE MECHANICS '64 vw $695 I bet orr. X1nt cond. 536-01:~ :>IVORC!: forces 1aale .. i965 • M•• lltfftct llodY. "''-••.,.,,.. •lntr uctrlll'lf mec11tn1c•r 390 J'<acllw/"'"'· lllltl or '", IPECIALI $179 '""· ""'•· -'""' - wkeDds/or aft g pm. Plymouttl • 353 nay SPorta fl!rle ...... ..,.,, llMtw. mod'*'· ... f '6S M x1 cand :i600'J Coupe. Po.,.'tt brakff, •teer-,.'"',..''===~--r-'--'-'65 VW $795 uwtanc. nt · · lsw, factory air, new '65 PORSCHE ~99 AMl'M rt01t, ti.ttr. ml, R/H, ~nl ..erk. $900 trar.mlsalon, R/H, vtn:yl lf•nd _ ... ll!t fltt , "''i. 5 llUW"1fl. 494-Z715, ~ top, black lather Jnterlor tn 111 lttdlt, ht91tf', """ • • ~ ~·STAN~ VI INC\lt•rt lllr'lullllout Whft' '67 "IAT $ ·' •..,.., , .. ., v , auto, $100. 6Q..02l EXt. Z3 or 11uutv1 c002n. ..-949 ·1 ,,~ "'""' ""'· "'"~ 11m, 1211i 430-0112 "'68.-.vw""~---$_,----fr.;.=t' ..,,.., -'~ : ll8U9M 'Ei& PLYMOl1rH hl·Pl!rfonn. bfio M. 1295 '67 MUitan& hrdtp, fl. 51,000 383, bMtkn. Modified auto, _::.:';-;;,;-,~;-;;x'/"'::Cz~;-~"-.. -_-_""'_._=_ro-c--=.c....:o._ ,,, Vw $1375 ~l mi'1. Xlnt cond. MUil tell, tape. Sacrl!ice, $795 . •. ·~'-.. l $1000. 983--2213. 5K..a:)34 ~tf•~miMr fUlly ........ s3095 r;:;i'.* ' ... , ci.11 ur. :.·.1 '68 MU~ANG. Top cond. '61 ROADRUNNER gd cond INll, 111cu1c11'1,;"-T"'"· "" V-3, .c ·. fpd, powtr xtru. 4 •P Cnpr mg&. Sl900 aft, ~lo•r.111'*'~1.i & ~-.. ·, .... • ... ' 1c:1 •us N : I EW:1t olNr. 644-tMI M-.M 673-4746 * " •1 "'. ., , ... =~~""'· ' l'ONTIAC ~-·;~Yctr.t.' $ ·~. .. ~-vE ~ SUOO 8.1'1.120 nes. f:::. ~i. ~ -;.!-•=: 1349 ~Q1tlk:" ,.,'I'~ . : • ·~ MUSTAN" F ,.,_. '69 GTO ltrllll'. ·~N COl'llllllM • ~tt,,.ewtt I .... Wllfl M.U IM!tw • w v Ill ._.. 10..:.•ILl. . llitlrJr. Cf"*-Ill ..... l,AO.Jibl. f'\ suet, radio + mae wnee:!a, ~' $195, AIC 5,00, 6'4-0236 ~~~~ ..,._ '"'°' $1295 :'!. 2!'.~!-. l>w $1049 li '67 MUSI'AN5 GT/Air, l.&D-VI. t sPeed Air Qn! '*"'"· A•11'ltllt, tW'f'HtOfl, • !'I'* 1Wft41!t, -!;! dau K.T. $1800 Tradl? AMITM ste~, Mag WIW!e~ ~ OwM 6'1l-462L . Power SteerlUJ· Powe r '"\ ';.~:-::. ~lr.Cyi;.J: ~~;..~, (= ..:.~-=--T&. M1 " •Mero .. "y''o· RS ........ • ~. s2999 · qJ.DSMOllU , t i ' e '!2 OLDS • s.t ''Trode!i II LL JONIS , B.1. S!Jot'tl Car C>ntor r-~--'~"'"-~-~IS!s.;;.;...;.;;;;.; CM. sco.4ltl . I • IOl::GlG ltDIN GROVE ILVp. • ._.lllO~SDNUY • PA ••tet Ti.in" THUii. nu l lM IM-tlM (Th a. L ef ...... ltM111 • I 11 . . 31 DAll.Y 1'11.0T • \ , • • • • j~ -~ .. , ~ -· -· -~ -Olir .. 8o -- Quality Cadillacs . And otller fine can to $elect from • . La"J9Sf selictfoit Iii - . Orange Conty! _1171 CADILLAC 5'dan -.0.Ville. Ev\!' tnde-ln.. Cloth 4 ........ In- t erior, Ml ~.~eto! ... iQpjponin.g. 1t@reo AM-FM mul~~~·..,...ft:Ut-telescop!c wheel. twrugbt aentind, etc. Local. 1 owner car. C501AFV) $m · .= 5 .= $3555 .. • • 1• CADJtLAt ~'"' VMWiittl!Jt ~· full~, fa~iyOll.t&.,..,.it~ .o, tilt-telescopic wheel, power door lOcka,-•gttt sen- tinel. power tnmk opener. (TGJ308) SALE $23'3. 3 PRICE0 • 1916 T-BllO Landau. v~.L ~ ~ny) ·~n~. tqll pawer. tac-'°" air ~ iii<i'H .~/i_/llllng-a-w&l' atttrlng ~'ilOl5t~Airl ctMlift ··reature. (SVV262) SALE $1666 PRICE . . . . I ( r ' ' • • .. OUR NEW 1970 CADILLAC SELECTION IS GREAT ALL MODELS -EQUIPMENT & CO ~OR CHOICES READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIV.ERY. I ' ' I. .. . . -l t \ YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER NABERS · . , . 4 : -. · ·-2600 Harbor 'Blvd.; Costa l\Iesa : 540-9100· . . . . " .. .. .. ' ·SALES DEPARTMENT OPEN . • ' I ' 8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. tliru Fri .. e 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun. . ' . • 'sorv1 .. Dep•rlmtnt Open Mon •• Fri. 7:~:oo' ALL CARS SUIJECT TO ·PRIOR SAtE. All SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESJMY,AUGUST 11, 1970 ' ' • ' ' ·i -. • L-.rgj~f _ . fi~~ in Orange County • To Select from '. . Over 80 9uallty Cadillacs and. otl)er fi.-. can 197,D El QO~A-0 ! ~ ~iMof.si«).. ' i ' Vinyl top, _Je8:ther Interior, tun poWer, :factory air, stereo AM-FM multiplex, tllt-tele. wheel, power trunk opener A: door locks, twilight sentinel. (0920). Low mileaie. SALE $6. 999· Pll~E . . S@4.an DtVUle, YinYl top, ch:lth A, lef.ttier .Interior, full power, factory air condltloniztg, dual comfort iieau, 1!.erto multtpl@x. power door locks, tllt-tele- acoplc wheel, twilight sentinel,' power'trunk opener . C065AGC) • • SALi $4777 PRICI · -.... . - Sedan DoVlll._ Vb\yl top, •cloth ·• lather lnt...ior, full power,·ti.ctor7 .al!. stereo AM-FM.multiplex. Ult.to---door locb. (VGR2(4) . . ~ ~ SA~s2999· PllCI · . Fleetwood. Leather inb!'rlor, full, power, factocy.air cond., stereo AM-FM, tilt telescopic steering wheel, power door locka, cruise c"n\rol. twiliibt sentineL . (TEH741) ' SALE $2"'22. PRICE ~ _1,969 M4R~ Ill " .4 ..... t 4• . Continen~ •• Emba'tsY roar . .f\i~ ~~or, full . power; factory air conditloninJ, stereo tape,, stereo radio, tilt 'fl'heel,. all )'JOSSibli!" options. {YCM386J lt.~~ $5555 ' •. ·' .. •\ ) : ,,, • ·(f.Ai..JJ ... "· -• : :\· i;,'t'>' '. . t. ' .. . .. I ~ I '!". I ' .. .. ~ ..... ' .. ~ I " • -•' . ' ,I J •. ' 1970 EL DORADO $TOCK IS.• ONLY $199 MO. 24· M-Opeo h d L-·wo IMMEDIATE DEUYt RT ON itNY CAR IN STOCK ~ON~-==o~o: mt I'-. • • • . · . . , . ·: .. .. ... ·l I:-• ' . 1 ·I ' I I 1 I Fanzily ~~kly DAILY PILOT • ·Auguat 16, 1970 SELF-HELP QUIZ • FESTIVALS Bl FROLICS What Do You Know How to Put Your About Your Marriage? Town on the Map · , ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA A U G U S T 1 5, 1 9 7 0 .RECIPE IDEAS Kabobs for Cookouts, American Style ' l I 1 l -. ... Askcntemerourself FOR D.4"1D KENNEDY,.Sttrt1141ry o/ IM Tr~IU'Y ff 0111 a yoa tf.ur•ilu IM cleno .. iAa.ll.o1& of JHIINr CUf'relteY burned beyond r•co6nition? Dou tla.e Tr~IU'f r• ' frutd tla.e rnoney'!-Jolan E. ff oJUen, Racin.e, !"u. e No refund is made for currency which hu been b1tmcd beyond recognition be· cause positive identification u to de· nomination must be made before it can be replaced. J f fragments which lend themselves Lo identification arc submit- ted, thcra payment may be made in ac- cordance with the Treasury Department rcgulationa. , FOR REX REED, writtr a"4 mo.it critic 1f'laal do you thinlc 10CU tla.e H.i "'°"~of 1969, arul tolaoM tlo you con- 1ider to lao"e been 11'.e H.t octor and octru1? -L. Fiudmmon1, N£. flfarn PnU., N.Y. · e A miracle happened this year when the best actreu of the year actually won ..-an Oscar. Maggie Smith gave the finest performance of the year in "The Prime of MiM Jean Brodie." Unfortunately, I considered Peter O'TooJe the best actor for "Cood-bye, Mr. Oiipa," and Luchino Visconti'• rnuterpiece, ''The 01.J1lned." the best picture of 1969. Neither of th~m wvn anything at all. FOR IUIVDY BVNDLEY, V allfty, Ill. CAW110 Cubs FIMt" you 10 oul lo tla.e pilcher'a mound to talM a pileher, what do you arceu.aUy Hy? -M. L. Nuller, Sprin6 e I go to the pitcher's mound during a game for one of three reasons: one, to uk the pitcher what kind of a pitch be wants to throw in the particular situation in which we arc involved at that moment; two, to make sure we art together on she set of signs being used ; or thirdly, to try to "loosen up" the pitcher if be appears oervou9. FOR PECCY LIPTON, h/, '"MtHI Squ.o.tl'' Bo• loft6 Jill ll 1olr.e you to fel your laalr to dte preHnl le..,,.,.? --{;aU Den~ Blotl~rn· boro, N.C. e My hair took about six months to grow ---What in the World I Soviet Scale Model A Soviet rocket was recently launched from an American Air Force hue in Massachusetts. The Americans get Soviet model rocket. reuon the event didn't make world-wide • headlines w&11 that the rocket wu a 1/100 scale model. However, it did make ~me news aa it eoared 300 feet into the air becao.e, until then, alt models for hobby- ists were of American rock.els. Thill one was of the Vostolr.. which opened the space age in 1957 by boosting Sputnik into orbit. The Vostok rClle&rch was con· dueled by C. Harry Stine, one of Ameri- ca's lcadin1 expert.a on Soviel and NASA rocke1ry, who lll'H retained by Model Product11 Corp ... For historical reasons, we felt ii should be made avaHable to American hobbyists," cxpla.ined Stin~. .. We beat the Russians 10 the moon, buc th~ were first in space." Archery, Anyone? Bowa and arrows a.re ma.king a comeback. Archery will be clasacd as a new gold-medal sport, open to both men and women, al the 1972 Olympic games in Munich. Germany, ac- cording to Ben Pearson. the "Babe Ruth of Archery." Today archery equipment ealea ( $45 million a year) arc twice thoee of tennis. It's a relatively low-cost sport; 130 could get the basic eimple 6bcr-glll8ll bow and arrows. Or, an aflicionado could go wild with a f200-plus eophisticated Crcwbow is updated for swinging archer•. fiber-glass/wood-laminated target bow, um guards, shooting g.lovce, electronic to ita prc&eUt length. It extends to the middle of my back. FOR r ALTER CRONIUTE, C.B.S. newK&1ler r1aa1 u the purpoae of dt.e .,....bol "' the ",,. per ri11"·laand corner of IM Iv 1creen on your early nete• brood· co1,P--Mr1. /. 0 . Bo1~U, Otoeftl· boro, Ky. e The symbol you refer to is a hand folded around the globe. It is used when- ever we are reporting on environmental pollution. FOR SEN. Jf' ARREN C. M.4GNUSON, FWti,..ton Fla.at prob~m 4o«1 the 1laorlafe of raUrood box car• creere?- Mr1. Steff Moyer, Re. Jina. Sa,,ca1claeM1an. Conada e Every year for at least the past 25 years there have been insufficient freight cars available to meet the need. of gT&in produccn for transportation of their bar- vesl to market. Failure lo supply box can for the harvest meane that it must be piled on the ground. Much of it i.a lost. POR PRA.NCES KNIGHT, :; . . ~I Director of U.S. PcwJ>O" A1tncy le IMN a Minimum or mosiaam age Mlhen a fH&Mporl ii "°' needed? -Mr•. Bert ..tnclenan, Gree1t Boy, Fu. e There is no exception to the pusport requirement by reason of age. FOR ..tRNOLD PALMER Do you laaoe pla111 lo run for Gooernor of Penruylt1anla and tit.en eoemuaUy for Pre1£. tlenl of tlae Uniled Siatu?--Riclcy Hal.de· man, Ephrata, Pa. • I have no plans wha~er at this time to run for any public office. w .. i to all• 1-~a "11nl1oat You uia !Jlroqla till.~ aad we~U •el the •••tt from llae proai-1 ~ ,._ ~le. Seed qundoa, pt'flferably -a pc19t eard. to A.tit Tban Youwlf, Famlly Weekly, 641 Lnfns1on An .. re-Yo,., N.Y. 10022. We ea•not uknowled1e 111M"llo•• but IS wlll be .,-Ml for eada one aH4. bow sights, and stabiJiurs to coun1erbal· ance weight. Arrows start at SO ccnl.8 and 10 up lo follr dollars for aluminum or fiber-g]us shaftt. Practice Makn Pianists Popular pi· anist Roger Williams, whose records are consistent best sellers, used lo bate to practice ... I was more interested in eporu and girls." be commented to FAMILY WuJCLY. Though he became an avid ](). bollJ'-a-day practicer, he still is sympa- thetic to reluctant students.. "lo the lint year, 70 percent drop oat becaU8e it takce too much time and patience. Also, there's a sbortAge of tcacb~peeially of popular music. I can'I even flnd one for my own 10-year-old son." Yet Wil- liams believes there's a great future for Rog« Williams cvlfing clown pradic. profcseional pianists. So he bu cndoned the computeriud .. International Music Centen." In 39 le&&ons. with a half hour of practice a day, it's hoped kids can ab- sorb what once took four years. Roger Williams jokingly advises budding key- board artiste: "Don't practice too hard- 1 have enough competition!" Family Ji'eek.(y Tit• N.w1paJ19r Magazine AvgtUt 16, 1970 UONAll> l. DAVIDOW p~ aoem RTZGIMON BdiJor-t...Cllu/ MOITON FIAHK ~ NEAL ASHIY lla-giflg EllUH MARIUS N.. ftJNQUI An Diffaor MOANlE DE 'IOFT l'oo4 B&M You are Invited to mall your questions or comments about any article or advertisement that appears in flmlly Weekly. Your letter will receive a prompt answer. Write to Service Editor, family Weekly, 641 Lexington Avenue, New Yortt, N.Y. 10022. .. In northern Georgia, where the Blue Ridge foothills offer the first breath of cool moun- tain air to anyone driving north from Florida, lies the lonely hamlet of Hiawassee- so like a thousand others it hardly takes your eyes off the road as you drive through. Yet Hfawaseee, population 40S, bas become the site of one of Georgia's most joyous. popular, and colorful eveots, the Geor,;a Mountain Fair. The way it happened provides a perfect working model of bow to put smaJl- town America on the map. In 19SO, worried about the isolation of Hiawassee, ita dwindling population, and its "nothing future," the Town's County Lions Oub decided to bold a small exhibit of local mountain crafts. Pew visitors were expected that first year. Yet amazingly, moa: than 1,000 showed up. In 1968 more lhao 100,000 came, thronging both town and sur- rounding countryside fdr nin·~ days. When the Fair started, 20 years ago, Hiawassee bad no viaiton and perhaps only two dozen summer homes. Today it has nearly 400 summer rcsidenoes. Jts two supennarkets together gross over a nllllioo dollars a year. Its buik deposits nearly doubled during lbe month of Au- gust when the fair Wa3 held. Clearly, by using their buds and a once laken-for- grantcd &Met, the good people of Hia- wassee have rescued their town from rhe brink of its economic grave. Yeara ago, Natchez, Missis,,ippi, was a small forgotten river town wilting away in the summer heat. Cut off from • 4 F'amil11 WeeklJI, A1'guat 16, 1910 ---~-------·---------------- How to Put You Communities large and smDll throughout the U. S. ( 1/ ' By FRANCES L KOLTUN FOTt William Henry, aJ LaU George ViUage, New York, has reenactmenl of historical battle icenes to altroct visiton to <Uta. the main stream or traffic, without pas- senger railroads, her only link with the outside world was a rutted dirt road. "'We felt ao remote," one resident re- caJls, "that a car with out-of-elate plates camed a commotion." Theo one day Mn. J. Balfour, presi- dent of the Natchez Garden Club, faced the problem of entertaining the Missis- sippi State Federation of Garden Clubs. It was usual to treat the Federation to a display of local gardens, but most of t.boae in Natchez were in poor condition due to a March freeze that year. In desperation, Mn. Balfour decided to show the visitors the town's opulent white-pillared, ant.e-bcDum houses in- stead. They were so encbant.ed that she and the Garden Oub organized a simi. lar tour the following year and "invited the world to come." Doubtful residents wondered wbecber it would work. These were dark Depres- s.ion days and money was scarce, espe- cially for such tbinga as house tours and trips. Yet, miraculously, from the first moment, the tour proved a great success --and Natchez came back to life. Last March, the now-famous month· long Natchez Pilgrimage brought sev- eral thousand visitors and nearly a mil- lion doUan to the town. It has given people a fresh awareness of the whole state of Mississippi, aod Natchez, after yean wilbout a new industry, now boasts a number of important branch offices and plants. About 600 miles west lies the small city of Albany, Texas, (population less than 2,250), home of the famous, rip- roaring Fort Griffin Fandaogle. Each June, in a natural amphitheater at the edge of town, lbere unfolds at '\ dusk a cheerful, joyous musical pageant that the people of Albany write and produce cntirdy OD their OWD. Using only the talents of their citizem-no outsider can participalb-they tell the history of rheir own community, "not as it comes from the texts but as it lin- gers in the hearts of old-timen." The Pandangle started life 32 yean ago as a bigb-scbool play and was so soocessful that it wu taken over by a committee, aided by the Albany Cham- ber o.f Commen:e,to be staged annually. Since then, the cast bas grown from 30 players to JOO, and the town is flooded with visitors oo Fandangle days. Bvery- ooe io Albany knows the beart-61ling satisfaction of bringing vibrant theater -and thousands of appreciative visi- tors--to the remote raochin untry of nortb-ceo~ Texas. Throughout the coun pouring eoergy and bea that help their communities. y work loog hours, without pay, to get ooe go- ing, then to sustain it. Sometimes an idea starts with the initiative of an indi- vidual. perhaps a local historian, so~ times it comes from the Chamber of Commerce. Sometimes It has the back- ing of the town's financial interests; sometimes. it moves ahead as a club projecL Atmost always. it starts small. then takes bold and devdops. Seldom does it have much seed money. (Wheo the Natchez Garden Club started its Pil- grimage, it bad next to nothing in the bank.) Gaspee Days. a Pawtucket. Rhode lsJand. historical festival, got go- ing OD $60. But those that prevail pay off hand- somely. Here's why: Visitors bring in mo"'Y: Somerset R. Waters, a travel-industry economist, shows bow even a small number of visi- tors make a big contn"bution ... Suppose ooe touring couple spends one day and oigbt in your town. ~ couple will spend at least $35 for a room, meaJs. gasoUne, shopping and sight-seeing. H -How to Attract Visitors to Your Community 1. Organize a Yltiton' Covndl. The Council can be a specK>I ~oject. for an existing civic organization, or it can be an entirely new community pro~. The most important ingredients: an enthusiastic leader and a true cro.ss-•dion of your community interests, including business, education, women's dubs, and cultural groups. 2. Start wfth a small steerl"tl committee to lay the groundworit. Expand to o larger committee with wl>committees as.signed to Inventory, Program, Promotion, and Hospitality. Warning: a sure blueprint for failure is to build the Visitors' CCK.tndl around a group of citizens interested only in profiting diredly from the visitor business. Visiton benefit the total community. Every segment should be represented. 3. Get as many people Involved a1 poulble. The sear of success is to make sure that the whole community has as much fun as the visitor. Give everyone a chance to shine. 4. Establish your hospltallty plan. Set up-a committee to take core of the visitors' needs for housing, feeding, entertainment, and shopping. You'll need a centrally l~ted visitors' information office. The atmosphere of hospitality you create is the key to increasing visitor growth In succeeding years. The director of your state travel department can advbe you and help promote your event. Consult also your state's branch of the American Automobile Association, oil- compony touring services, the Chamber of Commerce, and airlines serving your general area. If there are big industries in your town, get the advice of their advertising and public-relations deportments. The Georgia Chamber of Commerce's Travel Council has assembled a com- prehensive kit, detailing flVery facet of its uniquely suc~ful, award-winning Stay and See Georgia program, as used by 325 communities in that state. The kit is available at $50 from Georgia Travel Council, 1200 Commerce Building, Atfanta, Ga. 30303. The American Petroleum lnstit\lte publishes a 1n9nuol, "Economic Growth Thro~h o Community Visitors Councjl." Up to 25 copies will be sent free to a civic organization, on request. The 'rl also distributes a film, "The Broken Bow Story," detolling how a small Nebiasko town attracts visiton. Write ta API, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N.Y. 10020: \ Family Weekly / .4ugu.at 16, 1970 Town on the Map organizing festivals, fairs, and frolics to lure visitors for prestige and profit you attracted just one couple a day, every day of the year. it would mean a tourist income of $12,775. Just lOOcou- ples a day would mean a tourist income of S 1.277,SOO. This in tum would cause employment of approximately 127 peo- ple-waitresses, .bus boys, tour guides, life guards, bell hops, parking atten- dants, sales clerks--jobs t.hat require little training and Lbat can absorb the normally hard·l~mploy: the young and unskilled. llus added payroU of about half a million doUars spent in the community would set in motion eco- nomic activity that could result in an- other million dollars in local business.·· Visitors fatten tax roDers o.nd create jobs: Since their home is elsewhere, out-of-state visitors arc tax contributors without being major tax consumers. The taxes they leave behind--on gasoline, hotel rooms. rct.til sales. fishing licenses, and the like-can be used for schools. ljbraries, roads, and a whole range of public works. Visitors generate new industries: A better place for visitors is a belier place to live--an d a better place to live is a Log rolling aJ Tim~r Carnival in Albany, Oregon, aJtracu hu~ crowd each summer, which comes to see local skilL better place for new industry. The Bir- mingham. Ala .• Arts Festival is credited by the city's businessmen as a very in- Ouential factor in the decision that the home office of the $2 billion Central Bell Telephone system would be located there. The men who called the Natchez Pilgrimage "feminine foolishness" are the first to admit that it helped attract soroe notable industries. Visitors put your town on the map: A notable event draws notable publicity, ofteo national and intematiooal neW! coverage. Real-estate values invariably rise as people get to know a place. A Sag Harbor, New York, real-estate dealer, says, "I've sold several homes to · people who told me they'd never beard of Sag Harbor until Lhey came for our Old Whalers' Festivak" Visitors givt a town a sense of pride and accomp/ishmtnt: An event born of local history or uniqueness or special talent, cannot help but knit the commu- nity togelher and give it a sense of fulfillment. Just as a handsome bouse that is never visited seems dead. so a town that never shares its rich tradi- tions seems lifeless and dull. Vt/bat kind of event can you dream up for your home town? Here, f rorn o.JI around the couotry, are some very suc- cessful ideas: • lf youn is an area distinguished for a si ngle crop. plant, or foodstuff. build a festival around iL There is, for example, a sauerkraut festival io Spring- field, Minn.; a strawberry festival in Humboldt, Teno.; an apple-blossom fes- tival in Wenatchee, Wash.; a Maine seafood festival in Rockland, Maine; a clam festival in Annapolis. Md.; the famous Cotton Carnival in Memphis, Tenn.; the National Cherry Festival in Traverse City, Mich.: the Beaufort Costum~d resithnJs of NaJchn., MIR., act a.s host-guides during annual Pil- grimage through ant~~llum houses. Water FestivaJ in Beaufort, S.C.; the "Trail of Tears" drama at Taa--La-01, Okla.; and the Minneapolis Aquatennial in Minneapolis, Minn. • If yours is a town of historic homes or beautiful gardens--even a handful will do--plan a tour of them. There are house-and-garden tours in Rhode Island, Virginia, South Carolina, Mississippi, Connecticut, Louisiana, Maryland, and many other st.ttcs. • If a "famous son" bas grown up in your part of the country, present a pageant built around his life and show his boyhood home. Or, if history bas swept through your section, re-enact some of the highlights. • If music and art are your town's "thing," organiu an arts festival around your mus1c1aos, painters, sculptors, s.i ngers, dancers, and writers. Or have s country-music jamboree, or an all-night sing. There are many music festivals around the country today, and the sound ranges from Beethoven under a tent to banjo-strumming under a tree. In Weiser. Idaho; Union Grove, N .C.; and Oakland, Md.; as in a number of other towns, the old-lime fiddler is cele- brated with contests and festivals. • If your community bas strong eth- nic ties, try a "national" festival. Michi· gan's colorful Highland Festival and Games io Alma, for example, is billed as "the largest Scottish event held out· side Scotland... The annual Bavarian Festival in Frankenmuth, Mich., fea- tures German food, arts and crafts, singing and dancing. • If yours is a great fishing area, sponsor a fishing rodeo. A gifted hand- craft area? Take a tip from Asheville, N.C., or Gatlinburg. Tenn., and hold a craftsman's fair. Does your Lowa have a sports tradition of a particular kiod? Create a tournament. In the bayous of Louisiana, they celebrate spring with the World's Championship Pirogue Races, a competition among the narrow cypress boats built to navigate the shal- low swamps. D on't be afraid to let your imagina- tion soar, even if you think your re~ sources are modest. Remind yourself that what may be commonplace to you can be enormously appealing to a visi- tor. And remember, there is a growing flood of mobile and curious Americans who like to travel about on weekends, holidays, or summer vacatiorus. By bringing even a small percentage of them to your town, you can make a large contribution to its well-being. + Famil11 Wu kl11, AugtUt 16, 1no J What we need is a cooler heatwave A nice little arctic breeze to take the sizzle out of the sun, 'cause it's downright uncomfort· able sometimes. Especially when it's also monthly period time. But there's one way to keep that discomfort bea rable. Tampax tampons. The internal sanitary protection developed for com- fort. 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This true-false quiz provides answers to some of the questions concerning the marital state which you may have spec- -ulatcd about. 1. If a couple can just manage to rec- By JOHN E. GIBSON oncile their major differences, the little things will take care of themselves. 2. A marriage has two strikes against it if the wife is older than the husband. 3. If a husband can out-talk bis wife in a family discussion. be stands an ex- cellent chance of getting bis way. 4. Most happily married couples fell in love at first sighL 5. Domestic fights are frequently trig- gered by noisy household appliances. 6 . Couples who blame their relatives for domcslic troubles are usually just pass- ing lhe buck. 7. A family should have only one head. 8. The husband may appear 10 be the boss, but most marriages are dominated by the wife. 9 . In a family argument, it's the wife who is most likely to tum the discl1ssion into a snarling, bickering, personal at- laclc on her spouse. 10. A sexless marriage, where physical love is absent, can be a happy, fulfilling relationship. ANSWERS 1. Falu. Surveys in which couples were carefully questioned show that some of the most upsetting inftuencea are the "little thlo~." Irritating personal habits are often borne in silence by each part- ner until the cumulative resentment fi- nally reaches a festering point and is expressed in unfocused hostility. 2 . False. Wide-scale studies at the Uni- versity of California have shown "no consistent relationship between the age of the spouses and their mutual happi- ness." Some of the happiest marriages are those io which the wife is older. Only when there is a great difference in ages--such as two decades or moro- has an age differential been found to be an obstacle to happiness. 3. Tru~. 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Sociological studies show that interference by rela- tives and in-laws ranks close to first place as a disturber of family peace. Newlyweds would do well to avoid setting up housekeeping too close Lo either his or her relations--regard- less of how well-meaning they may be. 7. False. Studies o( thousands of marriages conducted by the American Institute of Family Relations show that the happiest families have not one head but two. with the husband and wife mature enough to cooperate on the basis of equality. 8. False. In the same study of a cToss-section of the marriage population, dominance was rated by close friends and rela- tives. Findings: "It was decided that 28 percent of the mar- riages were defini tely domjnated by the wife, 35 percent by the husband, while 37 percent were genuine copartnerships." 9. True. According to a University' of Michigan study of young married couples, it was the wives wbo were more likely to respond with a personal attack during an argument. 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Combine lemon juice. garlic, herbs. onion powder, and oil; mix well. Pour over lamb and marinate in refrigerator several houn;, tumiog chops over occasionally. 3. Remove chops from marinade (reserve for brushing) and thread 2 chops on each of 3 long skewers. Put on a hot grill about 4 in. from coals. During grilling, tum chops fre- quently and brush with marinade. Cook about 18 min., or until desired degree of doneness. To test for doneocss, slit meat near bone and note the color of the meat. Season with lemon pepper mari1U1ck. 4. Meanwhile, alternately thread vegetable pieces on long skewers. Brush generously with marinade. Grill until of desired doneness. turning and brushing with marinade. Sprinkle with Accent. 5. When meat and vegetables are done, re- move from skewers to paper plates. 6 urvinf(s Scallop Kabobs l lb. aeallopa. fresh or thawed froun ~ cup olive oil or other cookiDf oil 1 small clove r arlic, cruahed % cup lemon juke % cup finely chopped paraley % cup all-purpose soy aauce Yi teaspoon u lt Freshly ground pepper 1 can (13 to ts Yi oz.) pineapple chunke, drained 1 can (4 oz.) button mushrooms, drained Green peppeJ' squares (about I in.) 12 1li«'8 bacon l. Rinse scallops with cold water to remove any pieces of shell; drain on absorbent paper. Cut large scallops into smaller pieces. l . Combine oil, garlic, lemon juice, parsley. 11 F'amilr Wffk/11, AKQut llJ, U70 A blettd of herbs with other seasonings im· parrs delight/ul flavo r to lamb cltops and veg- etables on .Tlcewers, grilled over an opm fire . soy sauce, sail. and pepper to taste in a large bowl. Mix thoroughly and add the scallops, pineapple chunks. mushrooms. and green pep- per pieces. Toss to coat ingredients with the marinade. Set aside al least 30 min., tossing several times. 3. Meanwhile. panbroil the bacon until cooked but still soft. Halve the slices. 4. Using long, thin skewer.., thread each with a scallop, pineapple chunk, mushroom cap, green pepper piece, and bacon piece; repeat lo fill skewer. 5. Brush kabobs with some of the leftover marinade and place on grill about 4 in. from the hot coals. Cook until bacon is crisp and browned, I 0 to 12 min. Turn kabobs several times while cooking and brush with the mari· nade. Abour 6 St'rvin91. ~ Frank and Vegetable Kabobs 6 frankfurters, cut in l Vi ·in. pieees l large green pepper, cut in 1 Yi ·in. eqaares 12 small cooked potatoes (use canned, if desired) 6 email tooked onion• (use canned, if desired) Fnorite bottled barbeeue aauce t. Using 6 Jong skewers. thread on each: 1 piece meat, l sq. green pepper, 1 potato and 1 onion; repeat to fill the skewer. 2. 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I have attended his recording ICSSions, interviewed him on in- ternational radio, and have been a guest in his home. We have gotten drunk together. sometimes fought, and I have known his wife, June Carter, whom be married in March, 1968, for some 20 yean now. During a recent trip to Nashville, where Johnny broadcast& his weekly country-music show (it returns on A BC-tv on Sept. 23), I visited my old friend and tried to relate this new image as a superstar to the guy I had known and worked with over the years. I first met Cash in 1962. 1be circumstances arc a bit hazy for both of us because be was popping pilla, and I was guzzling scotch. We talked a lot about lndians and Jimmie Rodgcn and folk songs. He thought I drank too much, and I thought he was a out for popping amphetamines. Our paths crossed with in- creasing frequency, and we came to be friends. Many of Cash's compositions possess a foreboding, almost dirgclike quality. The mel- ody line is sccond~ry to him, often in per- formance as well as composition. His writings often display a disdain for meter. A good ex.ample is "Don't Take Your Guns to Town." The meter of the song is u unorthodo_3 as its writer, but the combination of lyric, mel· ody, and meter accomplished Cash's intended statement. An ellcellent poet and composer, Cash could have made a comfortable living from hi5 compositions alone. But during the past I S yean.. Johnny has been one of country music's top performers and moncy-maken. He was earning $200,000 a year IO years ago. But until recently, success wu as frus- trating to him as failure is to most men. Cash's first wife, Vivian, the mother of his four daughters, told me that Johnny took his early success in stride. But as his career began making increasing demands upon him, he be- came tense and restless, his increaaing tension 12 Fa-mil11 Wed:l11, A"ga&.11 /fl, U70 -ENTERTAINMENT Johnny ltolh W, JoM ... /IUW loob on. was at itl peak when he &isbed a perfor- mance. He bepn 10 drink heavily in the late 'SOs, usually after a &how. Pills did not become a part of Cuh'a dis- sipation until after the death of his good friend and feUow performer, Johnny Horton. R adoxically, this was one or Cub's most productive periods. Several or his epic writing and recording works were accomplished while he was suffering his heaviest addiction. Such albums as "Ride This Train," "Johnny Caah Sings the Ballads of the True West," aod his Indian ballads were all written while indulg- ing in drug abuse. I worked a country-music show with Johnny at the Long Beach Municipal Auditorium in 1966. He and Vivian had been separated for some months, and he had been living in Nash- ville. He looked bad. His clothes just bung on him, and he was terribly nervous. But none of this interfered with his performance. He was brilliant that night. During the next year, I spoke with Cuh a couple of times on the phone but did not see him again uotiJ November, 1967. I was scheduled to introduce him from the stage of the Los Angeles Shrine Auditorium. Aa I entered Cash's dressing room at the Shrine, l saw a new man. He had put on some weight. He was sitting quietly, talking with Juoe Carter. As I entered the dressing room, Johnny stood and extended his hand warmly. We chatted for a moment, then I asked him about the pills. 'Tm off of 'em!" Cash said quietly, "Can't you tell?" Yes, J could. J ohnny Cash's purpose in life is to make a statement-whether it's about the plight of the Indians, prisons. railroads, or just being lonesome-and his past experience helps to gee Che statement across. The Cashes arc the proud parenta of a haby boy-John Carter-born in March. Johnny appears in the film, 'The Gunfighter," with Kirk Douglas. made during the summer before he returned home to Hendersonville, Tenn., neu Nashville. A new tv season gets under way soon, aod Johnny will once again be in his element-the musical spotlight., making his personal statements. -HUGH CHERRY 0 t . . ORDER House of Wesley's ••• CREEPING I I I at Amazingly LOW PRICES 4 '''::~ s1 oo 8 for $1.75 12 for $2.50 24 tors415 48 tors92s Plus Valuable Peony Bonus! WHY A GROUND COVER? , In many .,... and altulltlona, ground c:overa .,. more llPProt:irlate and more Ntlafactory tMn turf. They .,. llble to 9fOW and thrive In aun Oil ahede, and In poor aotl. On steep slope9 where mowtng Is dlfRcult. ground cover la much "'°'9 effective and much 1 ... l*rtous to maintain then grass. Ground covera hokt the aotl as well M turf and the texture. .. f8r "'°" I lntere1tlng. ~:I!!~ _ _:•:_ Small .,... of grua are • contJnuel chore to ill • keep mown and trtmlMd but ground covera require •lmo1t no care. They are excellent protection end aoH condltlonera. They hold the f8'1en IMVff "°"' a,,owlng •way, thus hel_,.ng to add ennually to the humu1 content. One of Sedum'a most valuable ....U Is tts full time beauty. Lush folblge ~IM In early spring, and 1w-lhllped ac:.rlet flowers delltfrt the viewer from late June throuth September. The ettrectlve sem'4vert'"" foll999 lat8 well Into wtnter, maintaining Its rich green end bronze color nurly ell y .. round. Besides being one of the lovell .. t of the ground covera, 8edum elao rat•• high on the other requirements. It la hardy, gl'OW9 ••II In sun or perdal 8h8de, In aandy aoll. clay IOll, or good aoll. lta thick foll-oe and root system hoW the aotl on alopes or benks. The nut 3-4" cover forms a dena• perennial mat to bring 9N4M'I and ecertet beauty to slope•. borders, rocky.,..., enywhere beauty and cklrabtllty •re needed. &ch _,..,.t wOI ... uy and qulckly apread to flll one aq. ft. 8edum sprHd1 evenly, maintain• lta uniform smooth beauty at .al •t.ve• of growth. Unllk• some RE .D SEDUM Now to cover those hard-to-fill bare spots with Blazing Color! Check these Special Features of the Perfect Ground Coverl CREEPING RED SEDUM II" Grows In Any Soll II" Thrives In Sun or Parti•I Stu.de II" No Specl•I C•re Neect.d """ Extremely H•rdy II" Brilll•nt Color II" Rich, long.luting Follmge II" Ne•t, uniform Growth , II" Quick. but Dleclpllned Spreading II" Gu•r•nteed II" lnexpen1lve You will receive hardy northern nursery grown plants carefully packaged lo errlve In prime con- dition. An out•t.ndlng buy •t less then 20t per plmit In lots of two dozen! 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HOME OFFICE HOUSE OF WESLEY, Nursery Division. R. R. 1, Bloomington. llllnols 6t70' 2 PEONIES 254 and Peonies I r--------· ,._,. '""' rtaJntr--------..., HOUSE OF WESLEY, NUflSHY DIVlllON 3959 • 104 I Please send the following: HOW CAT. MANY NO. ITIM 242 Creeping fled 8edlJm 621 Rid P9ony Bonut (2 fw ~ with ordert of 12.50 up) TOTAL COIT I I I I I I I I I I I I ...·---------------~• Everyone'• fworiw. With Sedllnl ~ of SU O or ~. A.u.DOMll _______________ I yoa c.. ~ I fl9d '9ony bushes (• '90· St.TS vlfve) for CITY fl only~. T• •.m.oe of dwee extra NVlng1 on fwn6. eome peonte1-11Mdlll wtth tt.11 value-pectc" a.turn off•. ITA · m I L------------------------------------~-------------------------1 By ROSALYN ABREV A YA T he time when summer ends and fall begins is the time for the transition dress-that doesn't need a coat! This smartly tailored silhouette, which you can sew easily at home, does the job splendidly. It features handsome top seaming, a face-framing funnel collar, set-in sleeves, and, with fa shion currently focusing on the waistline, a nifty wrap-around belt. It would look lovely in a wool or gabardine fabric. To order your pattern for this attr-active silhouette, simply fill out the coupon. F-450 PATTERNS -----------~5E~~~-~~~~!~!~~~~----~----- s.nd to: FAMILY WEEKLY FASHION PAnERNS, 129 West 29th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10001 Slut 10, 12, 14, 16 (New Shllno ) Send $1 .00 plus 25 cents for potto• and hondh1191 caah, check, ar moMy order. HAM""-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ STREET~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CITY~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ P'lfASf P111HT le "'" to give •Ip code Mtike All Y-kwi• a.-w1t11 n-. c .... 1 ... ..,.._ 0 World'a -• f)'Odkol cfNu f~ti.d box for ,.rt.n fit "Adl"'to-Motlc Ponn." Adfvatoble I to 20. fn<loH $.5.49 pl1a SSC po1toe-. S.nd $2.49 extra for tteel atond. 0 Chedi boa to rec.Ive world'• fl"9tt ..wing "°°"• tM 321-pop "Complete look of S.wift9." VolYOble hem OOV99 IMf~MI Remh $.5.95 extra with thl1 couport. ~----------------------------------------" A Wonderful Collector'• Item 1922 MONTGOMERY WARD Catalog rnlt wonckrful Ca1alot la Amub durina 1he Roulna Twenilu . En1oy all I.be nos-.1 tal&Ja of poal WWI America 1brou1b lht vas1 colJectlon of 1llu1tratlons. pbo1oe, and copy ckpk:tin1 America'• tuta and producu or 19%2. •would you be""-• man's 2 pa1m suh (wltb 1rat) fOI Stl.9S . . a wocna.n't polo COil WIUI fur c:ollal tor $7.W ... aod • boy'• sled for $1.411 And faa.bloOll ~e I FULL COLO• _.,1~991 the ll)'lcs ot I.be Flaooen and Uw Sheiks, LAlllllAnD COYll -6 ~ plu,1 t.be curia&. tumuhlnJS, 1ays, can. tic. See Amaiu 00 lu wilde.11 bin1e r • MA& ICMIAY NO 1nM1 COUfON YOOAVl • , :: ~J:.~~ PtullY of mooe1 I QllDlMO SlUIMOS. o..e.JSia I Autoe were 1.1'41 rt.I• u Amencam 4500 N.W. 135«fl St.. Miami, Fla. UOIS4 took to I.be road ... the Radio waa I "'"" send ,,.. ii.ma thtdtd btlOW. I lllldtf· I brand new and Clara Bow led lbc ftap-I nlM 11 not cOftle>let.ly lltll&flttd. 111•1 I~,.. I per reYohitioo. tum 1111111 tor • P'OlllPt ...0 complete ielund [llC:IOH4 II clleck Of 111.0. l9f $ ___ _ The Ward Ca1.a1ot • 670 pases and I _, .... 1122 Mo11t10111ery Wtr• C1111011 I meawrea 914 • n · <Ibo actual Wit o1 ~ 'u' the 1922 Caialol) and hu over 40,000 I _ ''* 1902 Sura c111101s .. ».H I ltcme cacdutty Uhmraled and fully cS.-(Add 50(' poitau t1d1) ectibod.. A joy 10 road fw YOUlll and old. I I - TbJa llftlll boot makes a wondaflll ,..,..._.,-~---------- aJft and a1 $3.98 each, a lac more fOt" the I MICMICM I money than you can l\nd today -lbc .~upply la Umllcd llO Or!Ur Today. Arteries Arthritis Now Cleared By Tasty New Diet A WONDERFUL NEW DISCOVERY, By RO BERT S. FORD, B.S. New scltallflc Sllld!H sllow llow thofts.. tttOI and fat cftob the arteries only wMll Hlfn In .,ed and st.cwd fonn Sidi as In sausaoe or chfew, but a.re harmttu wMtl FRESH as In pan chops or 11'11 .. Cllotts- ttrol and fat slowly dry and hardfn lilte paint when aged In nwty stortd foods, and wi form deposits only wflen chanttd In this way. Tiiis ,..stardl brulr-throuvh Q>mts IS a welcome w.rprite, at last sotwlng I.ht agonlzl119 rlddlt of choked &IUfles and cllolesUtof. ReuntJy pu!>llJMd In boc*lft form, UleSe flndlll9S also cast MW light on the arth· rills Pf'otllem. A nttwort of fine arttrltt In the tMmbrlM and porous bonf around lhf Joint nourlsftts the mo¥lft9 iwts. When thew arteries an dlolced by hardened rat tY materials from stored foods, llle Joints are stanotd and att.llrttls devtJoc>$. Fully tq>talntd In the MW bookltt (third edltlocl) with 1&1'91 cltar drawl119. Sflows ttlt bt.autlful s.lf-ns>alrl119 natural dHl9n of our joints, and how w. hurt t.llem with tht wl'On9 food and drink. Bnt of all, It Is sllown ltaal powerl 111 natwal forces In Olll' bodies tradually at- tadl and reitto¥t non-1 lvlnt mati.r. Whtn we step Pollutlnt our systttns wtu. u. Wl'Vll9 foods, t.M• sklw but sun n.tt.ufll foras ,..n cat.ch "' lft t.Mlr clelnlnt WOft. Tiit body C'M thus bea>me de.an 191ln In a fN months without drvgs Of S&11'9fry. At last It. has bHn shown wlllth foods form deposits. 1t .. 1nt n all tlle wondtr- 1111 FRESH FOODS to tnjoy without llmll. Yoa WI rad all aboat It In I new Nslly undentoocl bookttt lhrougl\ wllldl tllousl11Cb 11.1¥1 fowld otlltf. Tiiis bootlltt t.tlls how to select FRESH foodt to IS to t.elp clat atUrles and Joints wtt.lloul SUf'9tt'Y. How to rtduce high tholeSlerol Ind blood pms.R without dn19s or wuteni119 dltts. How J1M1 can fnjoy a fwll dltt of ~Y FRESH food Ind lf"OW stning wllllt )'OUr tlrt:utalioft and arthritis lmprow. A typical rwdtr said with a happy smite: "Sixty dQS fllO I ntfded pWUc art.tries. But I wut on the new diet Instead, and now I MOW 1111 whole yard wlt.hout resting. My heart and leg pains are 90flf. Blood ptts.SWt and ~lestm>I dl'OPtlfd lo normal. ANJ llml fatt.y yellow lumps In my eyelids faded a~l" This boddet 9lws clur lnstrvctlons on the dellclous FRESH FOOD DIET. How to r.- liew sufftrl119, YVf on food, Ind reduce kllcMll wortt. Effects of btt.ter food on fan and flgurt. New easy ~ to coolc well for one or two. Dlabetts control. RHI swttt.s fot di&btllcs. Ear nolws, dfffnn.s, an4 dlulneu. lndigtstlocl, acid st.omadl, and 9'Mfll he<h aids. Plcluns of II• ltrltt and joints. A MW practical approac;h that really wons. fully gUM'lnletd: m~ be rtturntd for refund If you art not sat- isfied. Ovit' 40,000 sallsfled customen. Very popular, Ill* In a new tJllrd tdltlon with four pl9tS a6ded. S.WClaJ Pf'"" on quantity orders. Ltam how to tn.IOY a better lift throu9'I this wondeffvl ,... d~. Ctt your copy of our S2 page bootJet "Stale Food vs Frtsh food" by Robert S. ford, 8.S. Only S3. 9S pe>st.pald, llOIJll119 else to buy. 2~ extra fw fll'!t class posl.119f snes two Wftkl. Stftd dl«k or money onler lo: Magnolia Labomory, O.,t M, Box 1306, PltQ90Ut.. Miu. 39567. Do not MM casll °' C.O.D. onitn. Cllp llll' ad and onitr r.ow, btfon you forvft. Ordlr rwM, Ume runs 191lnst you. A~lsemtnt Here's a taste of what the Cook Book Guild has to offer you ••• ~ The coupon below brings you up to 6,000 easy-to· prepare recipes when you choose ••. Any 3 cook books foronly $1 It you join now end ••'" to ecc•pt only four HIKtlon• or elternetn over the next bro YHl'9. •· Tiii cooe llMWlCP· lllCCM& .... (d ~ L ....,, -ou·, i.ww1111 cookltooU l ,SOO "IOtfl testad rtt•,.•. 4S cNplar'-l ll•l11le<I •1111 color Ollo!Oi ,,.,..,._, .. Hillofl it~ Extra FREE SIFTS JU . lrlTI' CHCUrS Utt· .... ni. loflC-.ll:ed -tilllt11-rewlHi COftl to co .. , (U:ll"'C -rttlpu , t,IOO Ill tlll _.,, 500 l'k· lwu-210 111 run color' Ila 10"" I 1"41" !look. hlllfall- ll't t4illo<I SS.9$ with .. , bt81 membenhlp. --..u. "-·-·----.-· .. ·--__ .,... ___ '"",_ '-' __ ....._ _,_,.....,_ ,. .. ,.. ___ -1 A DN'T THaZ BOM& of the most colorful diaJM. you'ye ever n -o? Tuty? y.._ DU6cult to prep&Te? No. In fact. eomA an elmost •• .. ey u pillins • hembu.rser-if you have the ricbt cook boob and the ch.ere "tMIC?'eu ". You set both •• • member of the Cook Book Guild. So why be aatiafied with ordinery mea.11-wben you can aene imepnative and ~pleuins di1hes like the one. above ... or Lobeter Fre Diavolo, St.U Diane aflerne with cocnac. Quiche l.ornjne or Veal Cordon Bleu. Nut time you Mn• IOUp -try a hearty Bouillebaiue or Curried Chicken Soup. And for deuert spectaculera, nothing beats Crepes Su..tte, Baked Aluke or Rupberry Velvet Souftl6. Thie u juat a .. mple of what the Cook Book Guild oflen you. For here ie a club devoted Hdualvely to -ldna out the world'• out1taodin1 cook boon -and me.ldng them availabl• to you •t iu.,..ntt»d HYit141 of •t l•ut 30% plus 1hippinc and handllnc. A. your introduction, teke any 3 cook boon on tbi1 pap, fili.d with up to 6,000 imecmative recipee. These boon are worth up to $25.00 in publiehen' edltiooa. Tab tlwm all for only 11 plua ahlppin1 and haodlin1, with trial membenhlp. A. • member, you'll learn what c.r .. t chef1 look for wbe.n .i.ctin1 inlf9dientl ... bud1et-1tretchin1 tips ... family aod reaional ~king eecreta. ~ver delldoue w•ys to diet ... -YI to •va time and trouble ... how to Mt ao elepot t.ble for sndoua dinina. Selection. ere de1aibed in the frM monthly bulletin, The Coolc Boole N-•· You m.y take•• f-u four Mlectiora or eltemetee within two yean. With every fourth boolr you •cx:•pt, chOOH e FREE bonua book on cookio1, gardenini. decoretina, etc. from a 1peciaJ cataloe provided. T o join the Cook Boolr Guild and cet any 3 cook boon for $1.00, plua e modeet 1hlppin1 and handlio.c charce. mail the coupon today. Your two frM Pfu will be included with triel membenhip. Cook Book Guild, Garden City, N.Y. 11530. - 114. l.r ll(W HM TlllllU UUl UPI CHllOOl. ... ""'"'""" ........... ftl· .... ., ....... '°"' ,._ . .JOO flOW ~lpet Ml 111 jlllllllO ,.,.. )'Oii Ull ftH 11-• ,.,, •••l wltll ,,,.,.,. vii· loft ""'"""r'1 tdllioll $1.ts JU. Tiii'. COWUTl IOllM lllt WHU lllUT CIH· ................ 0.0.rlOO Clorlotn 111ut ditllfl t,.. •II ... , Ille worli • . wttll "''""' 11.. ... """ ""' ...... to bvJ •.ell .... ,. l'llllll1Mr'1 t41tloft St.ts - - 70. llll lllll , .. llllll· TAllllllL ,_,~Fort· ••I coolllul Hl~or h ., ... -·· •WlllMf. °"' 100 ....... "''"' ,.. ~=·~~··~ l'WlllNf'• tdltloR Sl.!IO --~role Treasur)' ----- (•bove) 7J2 lllltlll'I llJCllll lll TI & llltlll All ..... "' MW(. Cl- ..,. to -ti. Hd -· = tM lltdleft I ielllfllol;t for brttMOfllflt ,_ ... ,. ... ... 11.iwr·· •MtklA• •7.to - 17J. T'MI IUlltU C ..... HOii. a. ltrrHe & I . t••H. W1ftt to Ith th ""'4i't'1 Olll of Mel prep- trtlkM ------..too? '1. "'' '' tlltM =~"=~-:= ltln. "'411111Mr"t ti. "4·15 - 7M. Tllf; l'WMllCM c ... .... ~M fJtf, Cut fllOd ltllltl fl• l. 4 or MOrt flltllt 11 -"cocKlt11'• -''""' tor lvtwt 1114 l'llll SOO ••1' 19 -Mfto¥On. ,.11...,r't fflltOftU9$ 'PREVIEW TO THE CALIFORNIA 500' . A SPORTS SPECIAL ON KABC SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 6:30 PM till HOLDER ., DlckWU... WIUON FORD Budq1M Beadl l(ere'a an lntereatlng UtUe item from our nelgbbon In Canada ••. A visit.Ing American mo-torist appearing before a local magistrate on cha.rgea ol drlv- lnc 74 m .p.h. ottered this ex· pla.natlon. Conai~ that the CUuLd1an p.llon la blgeer than a U.S. gallon. mJlea were no doubt longer too. He reasoned that ln order to cover 60 ca- nadian miles hJs speedometer ahould read at least 70 m.p.h . The judjte however didn't In- terpret lt the same way. He promptly fined him ln cana- dian dollen . . . which an amaller than U.S. dollars. Soeaking of small dollars ... How about the best dollar buy on the automobile market to- day? Fords Fi\1con tor exam- ple. Here at Wllaon Ford Sales tn Huntington Beach we have an outstanding collection of Falcons. TakP the FalC<'n Fu- t.ura. The ~ sedan la tbe top of tbe Flllcon lineup. It la the last wol'd In compact lux- ury and bl&-<'Ar ideu. Idel\.I like big-cu ride . . . amooth, quiet. soft. But hand.Ung that 1s definitely compact Ic1eu lil(e the 200-cu. In. Six, which give• such bltr oower for nutck D8S5ln~ And freeway crulllne. But which ls DUrP Cl'llnfVlct-cv In gas mlJe•u~e. Ideu Uke the blst..car S"llctousness wtth iren· erous ~•Unit for six adults Dlus 12.2 ru. ft. of trunlc s'lece for a vacation load of luqace.' And It's an on a compact wheeJbue ot 111 lr,ches so tumlng is quick and easy. Ideas like the plu.hneu of cloth and vleyl trim, comfortable foam-padded full-width seats and rich Joop- pUe caroetlng . . It's all Ju.t part of Ford's new Better Ideas for 1970. Wbv not stop In at 18255 Beech Blvd. and see the ereat Ford Falcon Une for yourself. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEJ(, AUGUST 1~. 1970 DICK WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES II 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH I &&Ul .. SSllSSSSISS .. llSllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllRlllllllll See all the gaaa.. newest ones for TORINO BROUGHAM 2-Dlt. ~IDTOP TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOURCHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH ILYD. 18255 BEACH BOULEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH IA&.U DIPf. t ...... 10 , ••. 7 htl SllYICI OPIN , ...... '"·· ••.•. ,. s , .... Me:t., I•·•· te t "·•· 592-5511 SATURDAY AUGUST 15 fVENING 5:00 1J Viewpoint (C) O Scent '70 (C) Host Clay Cole is assisted by the house band, lllustra· lion. in welcomine Al Kooper, Mel· anie. Smubbs, Jive Fyve, Brute Force and Michael Wadleigh. 0 G) ABC's Wide WMld of Spol'U (C) Tentatively scheduled are the Grand Prix Steeplechase Motorcycle Race from Gardena, Cal. and the World Outboard Motor Boat Racing Championship from Lake Havasu City, Ariz. fJ I Spy (C) m Movie Greats: "Stairway to Hea- ven" (romance) '47-0avid Niven. Kim Hunter. Raymond Massey. m Patty Dulle m Hob Nob Will Bob Q) @ High Chaparral (C) EI!) Quest for life (C) a> lntern1tional Soccer (C) Italy vs. West Germany. m Stories of success (C) m Stertina TI111tre (C) 5:30 I R1tph Story's Los An1elts (C) • KMBC Newserviu (C) Mdfale's Navy Bob Strock Presents : Future Films (C) "Not a Pretty Picture" and "Newfoundland Sings." EI!) Fisher flmily m Compus (C) 6:00 I The Big News (C) (60) · @ (6) m NBC News (C) (30) I.ant Grey Theatre (30) I sPic!A\ I At tht Zoo <C> (30) A picture of the Los Angeles Zoo as seen through the eyes of a child includine: the children's zoo; the lions with the voice of Andy Devine telling the story of "How the lion Became King of the Beasts". and a painting session with oraneutans Hedda and Sue Long. m Boss City (C) (60) Anlmala, Action and Adventore ( ) (30) "Rhino Hunt." Bill Burrud narrates a rhino roundup in East Africa. @ ~ smi•I Feature (30) Ql))tjAL I flight Service Station (C) (30) A discussion of the Im· portance of fli&hl service stations. EI!) Musle1le/Dev., l Goll1Ut (C) (30) m Armed forces Hi&hllghb (C) 6:30 0 KNBC News Conference (C) (30) 0 Melody R1nch (C) (60) Ray Whitley and Jae Judy Kay guest. O Rosey Grier (C) (30) Guests are Jean Simmons. her husband, direc- tor /writer Richard Brookes; and singer Kathe Green. The Charfes Brown at large segment features a look at Direction Sports. a study of the relationship between studies and sports in you11asters. I Run for Your life (C) (30) ~Here Come the Bridn (C) My World (C) (30) n Clrde Hudllnt (C) (30) Guest Is Confressman Phllf p Crane. Rep. from llll01>ls. am CBS "'"' (C) (30) EI!) Childrtn'a Gotptl Hour (C) (30) m Edee of Eternity (C) (30) MariSI Mell, Christopher Witty. Ad-m Upbtat (C) (60) venturess story Involving smuullna 7:00 I CBS Evenina News (C) (30) ind the abduction of a young Nur KNIC SurvtJ (C) (30) Ent prince. Annlvtrury '"" (C) (30) 18111 Anderson Show (C) (30) · Du~ V1lley D1ya (C) (30) Hour of Power (C) (60) Me~media Pruenb (C) (60) Nocltt de Estreno (2 hr) "Back Home With the Kin& family." 9:15 O City of Westminlttf (C) Ci) @ Mendly lllutrt (C) (30) 9:30 1J 3 Petticolt Jundioa (C) "Three Coins in the fount1in." (30) (R) The state seeks to buy tE Joyce Chen Cooks (30) "Boned and demolish Steve ind Betty Jo's Chic!(en, Quick-Stir." cott11e. I Ci) Buck Owens Show (C) (30) I fr1durtd Fliders (30) F1ith in Action (C) (30) @ a> En19lbtrt Hu111ptr· Rat Patrol (C) (30) di (C) (60) (R) Elke Sommer. 7:30 IJ Qj Ci) Jldlle Gleuon (C) (60) C1rt Ballantine and L'le sln1in1 f'our (R) Germany is the next stop for Tops auest. the nomadic Kramdens and Nortons fJ News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. whose innocet stroll behind the lror. m Stan Hltdleod (C) (30) Curtain ~~arty causes an intern•· 10:00 1J ®Cl) Mannix (C) (60) (R) tlonal cnsis. Mannix lnvestleates a series of IC· 0 @ (i) m I i,tl<i4L I NBC cidents 1t a carnival that look ------------Comedy Pli"rhouse (C) (60) (R) suspiciously like attempts on It'd "Wake Up. Darling." Barry Nelson, life of its owner. Sharon at Home Janet Blair, Roddy McDowell, Ann Im News (C) (30) B. Davis and Joyce Jameson star. • Sin1 Alon1 With Mitch (C) (60) Sharon Oeler•. wfto '""" Aspiring actress Polly Emerson is Country Mulic C1rouael (C) (30) regul1rfy on ABC'• General ecstatic when siened for the lead : The Toy That Grew Up (75) (R) Hupital, 1hlr11 her S111 Ftr- ln a new musical, but her execu-"lady Windermere's Fan." n1t1do Vtllty hillside 1p1rtment live husb~nd.,Don is unhappy. ,, l0:30 g Robert IL Dornin Show (C) with two utt, Jennifer M4 0 ~ovie. , Road to Sing1pore (~) Rep John Rousselot guests. J1cht11. Tiit 1ptrt1H11t'1 (musical) 40 -Dorothy Lamour, 0 News (C) (30) dtcorr1fltcte Shro11'1 iftterHt Anthony Quinn, Bing Crosby, Bob m Movie: "Twelve O'CIGQ Hip" in aatil!HI, ad eht tftt11 Hope, Charles Coburn (adventure) '50-Grecory Pede · 111nd1 1 day lwowti .. dtro .. h 0 @ CV Q) let's M1b • Dt1I ~ Mule City USA (C) (60) <9 (30) Monty Hall hosts. (I) Lon, A,;.ncan Style (C) local Mtiqat ''"'· 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Violent . Pmport to Trntl (C) (30) Wh• Sh1ro11 ie sw1y lrM Saturd.'(" (drama) '55-:-V-~or Mat-ll ·OO 8 O OE!) News (C) the etffie tH htt relt u ure, Richard Egan, Syl111a Sidney. · . Th trt 9• (C) "Th St Ch ,, Nunt Sheroa PlllllhHI, she m Wonders of the World (C) (30) N • . • I ase t11joy1 i•n"'•· nedttpoit1t. "Fascinat1ne Fiji." (adventure) 55-.lohn Wayne. Lana blllin1 llrtl4 1t11I aottlltlt 11p tE The Advocates (C) (60) (R) Turner. Tab Hunter . • the Califonii1 Hll. "Should Indian Reservations Be' @ @) Spotll(ltt The1tre. 'The Continued?" Creature Wal4 Among Us" JeH Gntrll H11pit1I, now in it1 EI!) Stlecttd Film (C) (90) Morrow. •ithth y11r on t1t.vislen, lira e!) M1uft ind lhe 8t1lltiful M•· wHll41y1 1t 3PM. 8:00 0 @ (3) m The Newlywed Game clllnt (C) (R) "Exercising the Ab· (fj (30)Bob Eubanks.hosts. domlnals." --------------m Movie Gre1ta: 'St1lrw1y ~o ~ Award TI111lr1: "On the Ht1ven" (R) (rGmance) '47-Davtd Beat • Niven, Kim Hunter, Raymond Mas-11 .:. · 1 , sey. Fantasy about an RAF squadron :15 ~ r,1buloua 52. ,(C) 'The H111fin1 leader who just escapes death. Tree (western) 59--Gary Cooper, m W 0 r I d Adventure (C) (30) Maria Schell. ~arl Malden, George "Where Sailed the Vikings." C. ~ott, Ben P1a~a A tough Poker-m The Voice of Am«icanlsm (30) playing doctor with a heart of gold m £1 Show de Pedro Virps (C) is almosl lynched_ by a gold-hun~ry (30) mob after ~e kills a man while rescufn1 a girl. 8:30 IJ ® (j) My Three Sons (C) (30) O S.turd1y Nllftt Movie: ''Tht (R) Maureen Morgan . (Brenda Story of Esther Costello" (drama) Benet). a g1amorous spectal secre· '57-Joan Crawford Rossano Braz- tary, innocently. enters the lives of 21. Heather Sears. ·Lee Patterson, Steve and Robbie. Ron Randell A child. made blind. 0 ~@ m ~lm·l~ (C) (30) duf end mute during lhe Wit, is (R) 'Vengean~e. Officers Milloy rehabilitated by a socialite until a end Reed receive unexpected help m1n's 1dv1ntes cause an emotional from an ex-convict when hoodlums shock. attack them. Former Philadelphia 11:30-Lohman l 81rtley (C) Eagles football star Timolhy Brown News (C) is featured. (]) Chiller Thutre: "Unknown l crn CV m Llwrenu Welk (C) error." Buck Owens Show (C) (30) 11:45 m Mom: "So Lona 1t the F1lr'' NET Playhouse (90) (R) "Un· (drama) '51-Jean Simmons. n, Witterin1 & Zigo." A sinister 12:00 D Movie: (C) "Forest Ranpra" comedy about a youn1 teacher who (muslcal) '42-Fred MacMurray, --- 1rrfves to take over the class of Paulette Goddard, Su11t1 Hayward. schoolboys whose former schoolmas· 12:30 M ""' (C) ter has just .died in a mysterious All-Night Show: "Action in An· fall over a chff. b a," "Secret People" and "The m Maxlllml1no y Cartottl (30) Dummy Talks." 9:00 IJ ~({)Green Acres (C) (30) 1:00 6 Movle: "Plr1tes of Monterey" (R) Oliver unwittingly inspires his adventure) '47-Gilbert Roland. Hootervllle neifhbors to Ille for an 1:15 IJ II Mondo (C) illefal hiTf.'nmflon·dollar payment m Mfflr. "All Tllroa&ft tho Nl1'!f' from the lntetner Revenue Service. (.r!IJttery) '42-+4umph'y Bo11rt. 8 @@m NBC Saturday Movlt: l :45 0 M6N: °'Miii lft Utt Iron Mm" (?) "MHquerade" (R) (comedy) '65 (rom1nce) '39 -Louis Haywud, -Cliff Robertson, Jack Hawkins. Joan Bennett, Alan Hale. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 15, 1970 REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY fJ) "" YOft EldMln11/loclt M 0 R N IN r~ 8:25 Co11111umft1 Bull1tJ11 Boant (C) 8:30 Mr. M1po (C) 5:s51 Glvt Us™• Day <Cl Movie: See Daytime M~les. 6:00 Slt•Mf kmesttt °(C) Mi~ Mo.iM Tllatrt (C) Cisco Kid, Wed .. Thurs., Fri. Roetet Robin Hood (C) 6:2S • EdKltion Eldl1nae (C) "Tiit (I) Hl}dtn's Happtnln& ultt Campus." A•trican Eldlanp/Dow Jona 6:30 Oct,ueJ (C) "Psychiatry and 9:00 g (j) Tiit Lucy Stlow (C) c mlnal Justice.'' 00 m Dln11t's Ptlet (C) 6:45 6:5S 7:00 Law for tl1t 70s (C) ovit: See Daytime Movies. Eduutlonal F .. tures bell La L.annt (C) Con1111odltJ Report Bozo tlle Clown (C) MIC Newstrvlte (C) (3) Hayden's Happenlnt ~ ~ CBS News (C) Cffflet of Ult Prtsldtt1t 6 m TodlJ Sltow (C) : Sesame Street (C) (R) # 106· M. Sllow (C) 1 0. Mr. Wilhb011t (C) 9:20 Fasllions In Sewin& (C) Martet Openin&/ Adlvea 6 m Concentrttfon (C) Bozo Utt Clown (C) 9:30 I~ Beverty Hlllbllllta (C) 7:30 • Aaou the ftlKt (C) Mon.; ovlt: See Daytime Movies. Makin& Ult Most of Mlturlty, Tues.; Features (C) Davty l Golllttl (C) Wed.; PlftfttJ.. Stoct Marbt Youlll Forum (C) Thurs., RUOtarcts 10:00 Cit m Andy Griffith (C) for Youth (C) Fri. m Silt of ttlt CtntulJ (C) Piunnt (C) Jack Kelly hosts. Cartoons (C) I i SUn111 Today (C) Stod Martel Cover•&• 10:30 Cl) Love oJ lift (C) 7:55 I 00 Jot (C) Wed. only. @ a;, Hollywood Squares 8:00 ~ Clptaln K.an11100 (C) ( ) Guests are Connie Stevens, Su· MCKn na Watch (C) Ted Meyers. zanne Pleshette, Ed Platt, and Jim Qumb1 (C) Batllus. (]) Jedi l• unn• (C) D Tiit Wemmm Bestselling noveliat Erich Segal ("love Story") is alao en inatructor of ancient poetry at Yale. DlacuHlng rather personal aspects of the lives of the Latin and Greek poet• on The David Froet Show, David Froet realized that they were goHiplng about men long dead. "But," eald Segal, ''If It 11 old enough, 90H:p become• acholarahlpl'' . . . On The Davtd Frost Show. Sierra Leone's Ambassador to the United States, John Akar. said that Secretary of State Rogers calls htm "the David Frost of the d1plomat1c corps." . . Margaret Leighton, who will play Gertrude In the Hallmark Hall of Fame production of "Hamlet" on NBC-TV Nov. '7, will be meklng her aeventh appearance with Richard Chambertain, who ttara in the title role. She wet In five epieodes of hie Dr. Kildare teriet and 1110 appeared with him in the movie, "The Madwoman of Challlot." MINERALS F•bulou1 mou"ltd •"d free '""d· in9 mi"er•la i" • wide r•n9• of 1i1t1 for your home, office or t!.e Interior Oe1i9"tr ewtit you .1t Chry10•. Your peno"al color acheme wlll be e11h•nud by n•t11re'1 mott be•utif11I 1culpt11re. IN THE HOBBR SHOPS ,... 4 14•1 •LINNIYll ST . LAG T1wM MKb ...... 99411 ... .-t I Gallopln& Gourmet (C) Tf'llvtl F"ll11a1 (C) 11 :00 Cl) Whtrt tht Heart Is (C) ct) Et) Jeop1rdy (C) lnr Grant's CtltbrltJ Clrc:le I ~ CI) Bewitdltd (C) Tt111po (C) Rom r Room (C) 11 :25 9 CBS NtWI (C) Toni To1t11 Hollywood Merry.Co· Round(~ 11:30 I a SUrdl for Tomorrow (C) · Ci) Et) Tiit Who, Wll1t or tfl Game (C) Art James hosts. I Mr. M•aeo (C) ~ CI) TiwtGlrf (C) Cl. 'Clty Sdlools World of Women (C) Mon., Tues., Fri.; Ptr19eetivt/Stltkh & Sew (C) Wed.; Tiit Pierre Sllow (C) Thurs. fJ) Amu Elchlnie (C) 11:55 0 ~@ m NIC News (C) J\rTFRNOON 12:00 IJ Bo11t_!!ut (C) 0 QJ (!) a;, lift With linlllttter (C) Jack and Art linkletter host. Sammy Davis Jr.. Henry Gib$0n, Macdonald Carey and Abbe lane are among the guests this week. Girl Talk (C) Betsy Palmer. @ (]) But of Ewryttlln& (C) Lunch Bripdt (C) Cartoons. ~(l)Newa (C) NVsrReport 12:05 I Ann Gutchtr Show (C) 12:30 ~As the World Tuma (C) · 6 m Days of Our Livu I ac onald Carey stars. ~'•Show (C) (]) A World A1>1rt (C) D a In& for Dollars (C) Stock Marflet Close 1:00 9 (j) Love Is a M•nr Splen· dored Thin& (C) I 16 m The Doclon (C) iiifoVlt: See Daytime Movies. (!) All My Chlldrtn (C) n1 tbt Marttt (C) 1:30 9 Cl) Tiit Guldin& Uallt (C) ~ Ci) m Another Worf6-Bay City _.{!:) I (i1) 00 let's Make a Deal (C) Commodity Report Sterlin& Theater (C) 1:45 The Volct of Amerlc:1nism, Mon ; Ne• Horl.zons, Tues.-Fri. 1:50 flshions in Sewin& (C) 2:00 1~ Stc:ret Storm (C) · 6 m Brlpt Prombe (C) 3 a> Newlywed Game (C) • M~le: See Daytime Movies. 2:30 00 EAl&e ol Nipt (C) · @ a;, Another World- Somer11t (C) I Cookln& (C) Wad. only. "~GB Datin& Game (C) 3:00 Gomer PJI• tC> our Bet (C) Host Dick Gau· welcomes Gail Fisher and hus- band John levy; and Alan Sue with date Nancie Phillips. I ~i Jtway P1trol (3) Q) General Hospital (C) uer(C) Undtrdol (C) (i) Matinff: Don Rodewald. : nf&ttt SefVlc:e Station (C) ( R) • P1tttm for Llvln& (C) • Cinema 36 3:30 LueQ Pair (C) (R) • Mike Do11&1as (C) Pearl Bailey, Peter Lawford, Sonny and Cher, and Geor1e Cu11n ere 1uest co·hosts In the beginnln& series of ten repeats of the "Best of Mike Dou&tes Shows," Guests Include Bobby Sher· man, Robert Alda, Jimmy Dural)te, Roberta Peters, Eddie Jatl!JOn, Danny Kaye, Sen. Barry Goldw1ter. I ~& ~owo .. :~. ro live cc> Qiiffn for a Dar (C) HObo Kelly (C) Cl) Popep Cartoons (C) Cflrist Utt llvlne Word (C) 3:AS : Tiit FrlendlJ Giant • Features (C) 4:00 Mr. Ed Jadl Ben~ Sllow (17J CI) m Dart SMdon (C) · iren (C) Baxter Ward. Georp Putn1111 News (C) : Sasame StrHt (C) (R) # 106· 110. Preschool children's series. €1!) Tiit Answer (C) Mon.; The Story (C) Tues.; Creation Rwardl (C) Wed.; Full Gospel Buslnm111111 (C) Thurs.; Faith In Action (C) Fri. 4:15 · Alu Nervo Show 4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. Stump the Stirs (C) News (C) Mike Room for Daddy The Munsten 1 ~ Mfke DouatH (C) 8 TbrM Stooan, Mon.·Wed.; Tiit intstones (C) Thurs., Fri. I Flsller Family £1 Julcio de los HIJos Vamos a Vl1Jar (C) Mon., Wed., Fri.; Usttd J la Potlcla, Tues.; LI Salud cit Usted, Thurs. -G1..lat of Evtrytllln1 (C) 5:00 0 9 (i) m MaJor teaeue I•• blll (e) 1londay only. I News (C) Tues .. Fri. Tiit tone Ran11r (C) flolJeJt and Friends (C) B1tni1n (C) @ Jimmr Thomason (C) Tues.· Fri. Eil) M 1st ero&ers' N el&llbor11ood ~Cl) Tiit Munsters, Mon.-Wed.; McHife's Nm, Thurs., Fri. • Selected Alm (C) • Dos Gaflos en Palenque • Tiit Rifleman, Tues.· Fri · • Notlcfu Bewitched (C) 5:30 (E) ABC News (C) • Tiie Real McCoys Abbott and Costello Gilll1an's Island (C) (i) This Dar 1970 (C} : Art Studio, Too Cl) News/Sports (C) • Putor's Ota.II (C) Comito• J Candonea • Perspective (C) Tuts..Frl. 5:45 I [3) News/Sporta/Wuttltr (C) • Sifecttd Fiim (C) • Deportn 70 ) iley, and s In eat.a lfas her· nte. son, 1ter. (C) l06· tory (C) (C) 'ed.; led .. I.I JH.· fed.; (C) ~;f av :. ~/\:ca~~~~¢.?~~~' I ·-' 1_.,rv·~~--a )~~c~~v~ tour price Inc udes: ROUND TRIP SCHEDULED 141 JET AIRFARE AIR-CONDITIONED WAIKIKI BEACH HOTELS NATIVE TOUR HOSTS COMPLETE SIGHTSEEING ALL TRANSFERS • BAGGAGf: SPECIAL GROUP RATES AVAILA8LE ,.,. 5 Round Three TM belllltifal Dialtann Canoll retwru tu 1Ul1V Julia when tlte urieJ of tlte JanN title iYtllnu for itJ third se1UOn Olf NBC (TwJdayJ, 8: 30 P.M..) tJW September. And protbleer Hal Kanter Ira.! Jigned a new love inter- est for Dr. Cltegley's 1U1ne in tlte person of FNd WiUianuon, afomwr tackle wit,, tJw New York Chkfo . football team for tell yean. Wdliluruon portrays a yo""g attonwy. Dialltuut 'J dncription of f'OlfUlllee ii "Jometlting tllllt Jneab oat of a conwl' wltelt )'Oll'N not loofcing, a11d saddenly yo• 'n wonderf •lly in- volved.., Tahitian Trio On WedMJday (7:30 P.M.) ABC p~ntJ tlte jint of tltne Comedy Pre•iews-Tlwe for Tahiti. Fibrwd on locatiOlf in Tahiti, tlte show Jtan Robert Hogt111, Bob Eilutein and Steve Fronlun (pictiued lien~ tlutt lllud-"10l'lcing J'O""I b113~ssme11 wlto c everytlri11g and 11111 off to Tahiti to O/Mll a AoteL · strain of SllCA an existene~ as evilknced by Mr. F,.,. lu11, u 'obviom. A· T • T ·E·N· T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER SO VISIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE ALWAYS WANTED• IMMEDIATE DELIVERY on The N.w 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION 2 Door • 4 Door • W09oa • Ro .. tet1 & P1c .. ps DOT DATSUN 18835 BHch Blvd. Huntlnqton Beach 842·7781 or 540-0«2 OPEN SUNDAYS CAPRI Thl blq sexy c.11r from Europe with the price o• a «ub comp•ct SANTA Afl'A I lflfCOLfll-••F!lrURY 1301 NO TUSTIN SA .. TA ANA 547-9183 Open unlll t "m .• Mo~.·Frl. t p,no. S.al lo Sun. 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Cout Hwy., N.8. 642·9405, 540-1764 3 ,1 f;! ~ In the Harbor Area the Economy line for the Quality mirlled. IMMERMAN DATSU 2145 Harbor, Costa Mesa 540-641 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, /\UGUST Hi, 1970 5:15 6:30 6:55 7:00 SUNDAY AUGUST 16 MORNING 9:00 Clmera Three (C) • Tite Cbrbtophers (C) D1y of Discovtty (C) Clmpus Profile 5o19tl Music (C) ~ Rmv1I Firu (C) Katitryn 1Cuhl1111n (C) Tom and JtrTY (C) , M11stro 'Ille C..rtstopllm (C) • • P1nor1N Latino en Domlnao Tiit llbli Answtf'I (C) 9:30 Todey's Reliaion (C) Glvt Us Tiiis Day (C) • This b tht lift (C) T d •-(C) Gent Autry 7:-Mr. Wbllbont (C) Oral Roberts (C) HI 111 nrr/ ~Ci) Dlldl17 l>o-Rlfht (C) -let.men (C) Batman (C) Jimbo CC) Miaalc Ii tM $90ken word (C) 10:00 Steps to lumlna (C) u-Id f T ...... (C) • My F1vorite Sermon (C) Rev. · ... n ° ••111 Marnaret Stevens. Santa Anita Slcred Heart (C) " 7:45 T111 Chrfltopher1 (C) Church of Arcadia. Cl Movie: (C) "Honeymoon" (dra· ma) '66-Anthony Steel. Home Buyers' Guide (C) (i7J m Bullwinkle (C) Churdi' In the Home (C) (i) first 811>tist Church (C) cm. In Su CaSI • • V1rled1dts Musicales 11:10 Dodier Baseball (C) L.A. Dodg- ers vs. Chicaeo Cubs at Chicago, Ill. 11:301J Ttll It Lilli Is Was (C) 0 @ (I> Discovery (C) (R) "Rich· es From th'I Earth." A visit to the world's laraest open·pit oopper mine. 0 Movlt: ''Duel of Chlmpions" (adventure) '62-Alan Ladd, Franca Betto)a, Robert Keith. A Fl fRNOON 1:00 Lamp Unto My Fett (C) I Hour of Powtr (C) Under~ .<Cb <m ® f'entutlc Voyace (C) 12:0011 face the N1tion (C) II E CATHE RAL OF Movie:, "S1nn~tr 1~ Town" 0 Movie: "Francis In the Navy" * TOMORROW-IN COLOR! (mystery) 56 -ex Nicol, Colin Cromedy) '55 -Donald O'Connor. i ley, Anne P1lse. n Euenti1lly Sex (C) with R. Humbard, Maude Cllrltt te Tl·~ Aftt'Wer (C) ~Stories of success Aimee. & Musical Staff! · 00 Faith * Today (C) · Future Alm: "Western Un· Cltlltdral of TMorrow (C) Cl) Cl•n Tltr1t (C) Ion.'' obert Youne. • Dty of Discovery (C) 10:30 11 A Tl•t to Speak (C) aI!) Drama Dominica! Wonden1111 (C) Q @ 00 m Cluldttlnt (C) "Race 12:30 I) AAU Track ind Aeld Mett (C) Revtval Flr11 (C) and the Church: A priest Ind • International Meet from Cologne, ~ Davty l Qollatfl (C) Nun." A discussion of the tensions West Germany. God Is the Answer (C) exlstine between black people end 11 Movlt: "Hold 81ek the Dawn" Town Hall Meatlna (C) white people and whit hopes there (drama) '41-Charles Boyer, Olivia 1:30 Look Up ind Uvt (C) are of finding love beneath the ha de Havilland, Paulette Goddard. • Mrt.. Alpha Bet (C) tred. Bill Ryan is host. I Oral Robtrts (C) SundaJ Story TilltO (C) I (i7) (]) Splder·Man (C) (I) Und1rw11 for Peace (C) • Movie: (C) "Montana" (western) Gidcer Dueout (C) : Sesame Street (C) (R) #101· '50 -Errol Flynn. Alexis Smith, Faltti for Today (C) 105. A five-hour ·eplay of last James Brown. (j) Film Future (C) week's prorrams. I lllttll'Jll Kuhhun (C) 10:45 (j) Dodftr Baseball (C) Dode· 1:001 m Meet the Prw (C) (I) Tiiis Is tlle Uf1 (C) ers at Chicago. • Slilrlocll Holmes Theatre (()Full Qospel Rtvlval 11:00 11 Project Head Start (C) Public Service f'llm (C) 1 (J) NASA Presents (C) "Manned 1••1!111 Missions in the 1970s." m Arriba el Norte DA , A GU 16 10:A5 m 9 Cl) Dodier Bueball (C) Dodgers vs. Cubs at Chicago, Ill. 12:30 II AAt.rTrack and Field Meet (C) From Cologne, West Ger· many. 1:30 D NFL Action (C) "Super Chiefs-Super Champions." The Story of the Kansas City Chiefs' drive to the world champion· ship of pro football. 2:00 R Rama Pre-Season Football (C) Los Angeles Rams vs. Dallas Cowboys. O @ CJ) PGA Golf Championship (C) finals of $200,000 tournament at Southern Hills Country Club In Tulsa, Okla. Ray Floyd is defending championship. 4~ 0 RETURN UCLA Bruin Football (C) UCLA vs. Wash St. ta Cl) Nf'l. Action (C) MONDAY, AUGUST 17 6:00 D @ @ Major LA1gue Basatw.11 (C) Teams to be announced. THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 7:30 m I lflc!AL I Rosebowt to the Superbowt (C) Host Don Mc· Arthur shows highlights of last year's Rosebnwl game and talks with coaches George Allen (L.A. Rams), John McKay (USC Trojans) and Tommy Prothro (UCLA Bruins). 8:30 II BoxJna From the Olympic (C) SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 11:00 AM O ~ Ci) MaJor league Baaeball (C) 2:00 B tD (j) l.VCO Golf (C) live coverage of the third round frOm the Pleasant Valley Country Club in Sutton, Mass. 3:00 m National Drag Bo.t Championship (C) The Western Re· gTOnal Championships from the quarter-mile Long Beach Ma· rine Stadium course. 4:A5 I World Cup Soccer (C) Mexico vs. El Salvador. 5:00 . Ancel Baseball (C) Calif. Angels vs. Baltimore Orioles. (})ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) The National Cham· ~onshl.2_ Indianapolis-car Race from SprinSfield, Ill. 6:30 1J Ci! (I) NFL Pre-Seuon Football (C) Minnesota Viklnss vs. Houston Oilers, live from Houston. O I IPlcrcL I Preview to th• C.litomla 500 (C) Dick Smothers Is hostir a preview of this "first" from the new Ontario Motor Speedway. P11e I 1:30 I) NFl Action (C) "Super Chiefs- Super Champions." Story of the KanSls City Chiefs' drive to the world championship of pro football. I lnternatlonel Zone (C) ~ CI) lasues & Answers (C) Voice of C1lvary (C) 00 future f'llm: ''The Girl xt Door.'' Dan Dailey, June Haver. Am«itan Problems (C) I f'r•ntt 1 la Vid1 (C) 1:45 Dodcer Scoreboard (C) 2:00 Rams Pre-Season Foot!Nlll (C) L.A. Rems vs. Dallas Cowboys In aame taped yesterday at the Coli· seum. O @(i)Q) !'GA Golf Cfl1mpion· ship (C) Finals from the beautiful Southern Hills Country Club in Tulu, Okla. m Tiit World Beyond Country Music Time (C) Double feature: "Day of the Outlaw" and "Counterplot." I Muslca y Palabru Thi Answer (C) 2:30 Inside Business (C) Million $ Movie: "Brieflt leaf" (drama) '50-Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall, Jack Carson. Patricia Neal. I Estafa de Amor The Christophers (C) J:OO A('rlculture USA (C) Movie: "Mu.sacra et S.nd eek" (western) '56 -Everett Sloane, John Derek, Gene Evans. m Chiller Colt ,45 @ future f'llm: "Mystery Sub· marine." Edward Judd 6Ii) Outrt1ch/Mu1ltale (C) m Profiles of Prorress (C) 3:30 I Youth ind th1 Pollet (C) • S.Cedtd Alm (C) • Golden Years (C) 4:00 • On C.mpus (C) (R) Prus Conference (C) ~per 1 PSA 81rb1dos • ronco Aiflculture Report 4:15 N1ncy ind Her T1lklnr Doll 4:30 Newsmakers (C) It's Academic (C) 0 CLA BRUINS IN * GREAT GRID ACTION! 9 RETURN UClA Bruin foott>.11 (C) Tape of last season's game with Washlnrton State. II Mondo (C) • Skippy (C) Abbott & Costello Simson (C) J m Passport to Travel (C) 6 Waeon Train (C) Nfl Action (C) · eature • Rex Humbud Show (C) 4:45 Why/Kids? 5:00 News (C) Clete Roberts. Speak Up (C) Stan Atkins. on. Sunday Movie: •ih1 Mudlark" (drama) '51 -Irene Dunne, Alec Guinness. A heartwarming story of a young ragamuffin who sneaks Into Windsor Castle to talk to the Queen. 0 Marsh1I Dillon m Barb1r1 MtN1ir (C) Guests are Zsa Zsa Gabor, Charles Nelson Reil· ly, Joe Tex and Big Foot. ID P1tty Duk'I (i2) (I) Seven Arts Theatre: "Wai of the Wildcats." Hob Nob With Bob Ci) Skippy (C) · Cine en 11 Tlrde : This Is the life (C) • • Dom!!!Jos Giaantes 5:30 ~ C1J Am1teur Hour (C) · All·Americ1n Colfeee Show (C) McHalt's N1vy Bob Strock Presents : Misteroaers' Neighborhood (R) • fisher Family • Arrlculture USA (C) • D1y of Discoveiy (C) EVENING 6:00 I) 9 (j) CBS Evenlna News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. I m NBC News (C) (30) Polka Par1de (C) (60) The Groovy Show (C) (60) Creature Features (2 hr) "The Man Doctor of Market Street" and "When the Devil Commands." m Anlm1ls, Action and Adventure (C) (30) "Assignment Congo." I@ World Tomorrow (C) (30) Whit's New (C) (30) (R) Hour of Power (C) (60) lnaieht (C) (30) 6:30 Ralph Story's Los Anaelu (C) (60) (R) "The Salvation Army." · lnquiiy (C) Maury Green. Invaders (C) (60) (6) Meet the Press (C) (30) : fllirin& the Guitar (30) (R) Ci) T1I~ to the Menaeer (C) • ClTewatch 6 (C) (30) • Tht Golden Ytars (C) (30) 7:00 i:i!) l.aaaie (C) (30) (R) A traalc accident In San Francisco's Chinatown s:lunges l•ule Into the lost and lonely world of the am nesla victim Part I of four parts 1970 '" "! >Otblll game s. on. dlut" • Alec >ry of .s into I the ts are Reil· "War 1 (C) (R) I I (C) ''The and nture 10) I (C) I." n !) :c> I R) A I sco's I the I am llllS. 0 PREMIERE Ktfput.a (C) (30) Suunn, Geor1e Jessel, Jeck E. New 1eme show In which three star Leonard, Shelley Barmen end Wlllle couples bid for shortest time to te· Ti r eppear In cameo 1uest roles. complish a fun-filled stunt end win · 9 @ a;, .. Nm (C) (60) prizes for KNBC viewer$. (R lift's 1 Smell World." Spurned CJ SllowcaM 5 (C) (60) ''The Tony by townspeople because of Ills alze Martin Show." Guests are Bobby and b•cltlroond, e drcus mklaet Vinton. Mary Lou Collins end Rich ironically becomes very much In little. demand when traatdy strikes. Ml· fJ @ CI) Q) t..nd of tilt Giants ch1el Dunn and Edward Binns (C) (60) (R) "A Small War." Think· fuest. Inf the E.arthllnas are toy soldiers, 0 @ Cil t!> AIC Sundly Movie: 8 Id · f> ''W'Mrt the lulltb fly" (R) an -year-010 Dnt boy en1ages spv •"""f) '6&-Tom Adams, Dawn them In • ""1J'"eadly aame of war 1 ..,..,.. with his own mechanized soldiers. Addems. Super ·~·es contest over Charles Drake and Sean Kelly iuest. En&lend's discovery of a vital new alloy. fJ Twlfiatlt lone (30) m News (C) (30) ID (]) NBC News (C) (30) Manion toram fD Speculatlens (C) (60) (R) "A TIM forsrte Sap (60) (R) "No Conversation With Federico felllnl.'' Retreat." @m httlnl tor I.Nini (30) @!) 1V Muakal Ouart (C) (30) I Ttltro Fant.ntia (C) (60) 9:30 I News (C) (30) Spac. In tllt Smntiu (t) (30) Darin& Vtnblru (C) (30) Dall 'Italia con AJNrt (60) · C.mtfttlrios J C.ltbrldadn (C) 7:30 II a (J) To RMt, W'lttl love (C) 9:45 Im Musial• (C) . (30) (R)Penny's ballet recital and 10:001J QI Cf) MIAlon. l111pwlblt (C) • father·dau&hter dance with Alison (60) (R) To keep a student con· fall on the same night, and Mike aress from belna used as a rubber tries to make both with some fast stamp, the IMF sets up Phelps for footwork capture so that he can betray Parts. ~ . B 9 (j) fl':) Tiit lold Ones (C) 0 ~ (6) fl':) Wonderf~I World of {60) (R) ''This Day's Child.'' A O&MY (C) (60) .~R) 'Varda, the youn1 patient fails lo re1pond Per~&rlne f.alcon. Nature story to known cures for her suppoted tracan& the hfe of a predator whose illness existenc_e is approachin& .. extinction. I m NtWI (C) (30) fJ Million $ Movie~. (C) . ~tradt of • ut Mt Tait To •.. (C) (60) Our ':-dJ of F~ti111a (reh&IOUS drl· Ubor Report (C) (30) ma) 52 -Gilbert Rota~d. An&ela : Evtnitli at Pops (C) (60) Gui· AGE OF AQUARIUS MAKES KHJ DEBUT KHJ-lV 9 has elected to communicate the principals and ideu of the younger generation through a brand new program CO·J>ro- duction (created in conjunction with Burl a Industries, tee.) titled "Age of Aquarius," beginning Friday at 10 PM. Clarie. Th!ee s~epherd children see tarist Chet Atkins and Arthur fltd· • vision in a field. ler and the Boston Pops p~nt a Television, motion pi(Jure and Broadway acror KEVIN m hssport tD Tmtl (C) (30) t · f N sh ·n COUGH LIN adds a new dimension to his 17-year carur "Mexico Maanifloo!" ~~um To a 60vi) e. when he takes over the hosting reins of K HI-TV's "AGE I Voice of tltt Htur (60) 1:111 .ran eatro ( • ""tit for lift (30) 10:30 0Wor1d Tont0tt. ow (C) (30) 'M •. ar-OF AQUARIUS" show. First gut'sts on prt'miue show are: ""' ii a a Ho H ah I the Gess.. Paffy Duke, Beau Bridges and Paci,;c Gas & Electric. The a·oo fJ -fT'I r .. s lllv (C) (60) (R) u n -w I s r I ,. • 1611.!!J UI u an m Movie: ''Lady luck" (comedy) "AGE OF AQUARIUS" will air wukly. Carol Lawrence, Doug1u Fairbanks. '4&-Robert Young, frank Morgan. f · · · · f · Jack Carter, The Creedence Clear· Barbare Hite. A~ o Aquarius is sixty minutes o entertainment. Young en- water Revival. Jerry Lee Lewis. m KATHRYN KUHLMAN tertainment. A combination of variety-rap in which every on-Moms Mabley, Karen Wyman and camera guest is under 30. Edward Villella and Patricia McBride * (IN COLOR) First such under 30 guests are show's open mg trio. Patty Duke, guest m llltltryn lhdtlman (C) (30) Beau Bridges and Pacific Gas & Electric. 0 ROLLER GAMES-Live! (C) 10:45 U @ (})tiE Naws (C) Age of Aquarius has controversy, but not the militant Rubin/ * T-BIROS vs. NEW YORK 11:0011 ~ Ntws (C) Hoffman kind. The kind of controversy says Baker, "that is the O Roller Game (C) (2 hr) T-Blrds . 6 News (C) result of freely expressed opinion. Opinions from the younger vs. New York Bombers. th rat of Tomorrow (C) people of the arts, the professions, business and entertainment.'' fJ ~CI) 0) Tite FBI (C) (60) • Willil11 F. l uckltJ (C) (R) An The Age of Aquarius is based on the premise that the future (R) 'The Quest." Erskine hunts Interview with Muh1mmad Ali (Cas· lies not with the militants or the violent among hippie groups, but Welker Carr, an esc.tpee from a slus Clay). with the young people who arc already succes.5ful : leading useful, federal institution for the trimln1tly CB Oral Roberta (C) positive lives. Insane. E•rt Holliman, Larry Gates @ (3) Sunday Show: "The Mlahly Keeping it all together is host, Kevin Coughlin, a 24-year old ~st Crusides.'' m Movie Crtlb: "Stairway to fE Sollltthina £1st: "Close Enouah motion picture, Broadway and television actor, who has 17 years Huven" (romance) '47 -David for Juz." to his credit in the ente~tainment industry. Niven. Raymond Massey, Kim 11·15 o Movit· "Th• Yount end tM Over those years, Kevm has starred, co-starred or guest-starred Hunter. · Willln(' (drama) 164 -Sama~tha on hundreds of major television shows (U.S. Steel Hour, Robert I Ht Said, Slit Said (C) (30) Eaaar. Ian McSh1rie. Montgomery Presentes, Studio One, Armstrong Circle Theatre, Pattern for LMna (30) 11:30 fJ Movie: (C) "hrltrooptr" (dra· Goodyear Playhouse, Philco Playhouse, Bob Hope Presents, Chrys- . i sflc1f Done: fint TrenJcon· ma) '54-Alen Ladd. Leo Genn. 1 ler Theatre, The Fugitive, Bonanza, The Virginian and Name of tinental lh1 . ay (60) (~) A docu· O Sunday Toni&flt Sbow (C) (ft) the Game). ~r~~t~:!n~~~t~:e~~a~ ::ri~n'ro% ~~: CB Movie: ''Days ~ T1lritt1 a11d Coughlin held the continuing role of T. R. Ryan in the "I Re-E · 1 d w t 1 UI h Laupter'' (comedy). 61-Laurel & member Mama" series for five years. He co-starred with Bette d) s!1'!aed ':i1m0 (C) a(i >A hr) Hard~~h:r;t ~~)pl'" Davis in the motion picture. "Storm Center," and his other motion @!) CarroUNI Mulcano (30) ii .;;., Christophtra (C) p~cture cre~~ts in~lude "The ~fiant 0.~es.'_' with .T?nY Curtis and 8:30 0 @(6) fl':) Bill CosbJ (C) (30) 12:00fi 11 fttturt (C) "Same Old Sidney Po1t1cr; Happy Anniversary, with M1tz1 Gaynor and (R) ''TheBlind Date." Chet Kincaid · Sam." David Niven; "Wild in the Streets,"-with Shelley Winters. He finds bachelor Ille unappeelinJ 1:00 II Movie: "Httl on Devil's Island" starred in MO M's "The Runaway," and he also wrote the main when he meets his ideal gir1 on a (drama) '57-Hetmut Dantlne. title music and lyrics for that film. blind date. Cicely Tyson stars. o . Sp•kina frttlJ (C) Gu.est is Coughlin recently starred in the box office smash, "The Gay ~World Adventure .~C) (30) Wli1tney N. Youn& Jr .. Executive DI· Deceivers" and hac; just completed a successful engagement in the Charm of New En1l1nd. rector, Nahonal Urban leaaue. award-winning "Crystal and Fox ,, at Los Angeles' Mark Taper fl) Wof"ld To11orrow (30) &) Movie: "flit Wtdcllnt of lHll ' @!) Ma1h1hiano J C.rlota (30) ilrtt11a" (romance) '56-Huah Mc-Forum. . . . . . 1:00 fJ 9 Ci) Comedy Tonl&flt (C) Dermott. Joan Heal. . An ex~nenced, s~ce:essful an~ articulate professional. m his own (60) Robert Klein stars. Jacqueline z;oo O l!NBC NtwltfYlct (C) right, Kevin Coughlin is well suited for Age of Aquarius. Paee 9 PREVIEW TO THE CALIFORNIA 500 Tbe CalifomJa 500 is one of the most ex· citing sports events to bit Southern Califor- nia since the Dodger<i came to town. The dramatics that surround motor speed racing has reached an aura that has placed it num· ber two--next to horse racing-in au the world for fan appreciation. The Indianapolis 500 wears the crown of the epitome in racing and consequently all things must be compared to it. The racers be it midget, stock, road or Formula One- are quite vocal about that continual roar that stops the chickens from laying and the cows {rom giving milk. Tbe Ontario Motor Speedway, after two attempts, started to materialize about three years ago. It to0lc 18 months of bead· knocking with the great minds of the rac· ing world to finally formalize financing and plans for a go-ahead. The cost would be 25.5 million dollars. They bought 700 acres of vineyard land by the San Bernardino Freeway and brought in the great macbin- TIH world'• pttmM raclna fadllty-Thf Ontario Motor Soffd,,.ay wlJI be lhf boDM of tbe CaHfonla sot Sept. 6-that featura die top lntumdooal drivers nclnc with the bla lndr·fY~ Fonn1tla Ooe can. and the knowledgeable say the California 500 will challenge this supremacy on Sep- tember 6. The new racing facility at On- tario is proclaimed by the drivers them- selves, to be the very best in the world. The sports special-"Preview to the Cali- fornia 500"-(Saturday, August 22, 6: 30 PM, Channel 7) will tour the Ontario Mo- tor Speedway that includes four courses, penthouse suites, officials' towers, pit areas, gasoline alley and the spectacular stands that will hold, with temporary bleachers, upwards of 200,000 fans. Dick Smothers, an avid auto racer who drove the full U.S. Grand Prix ci rcuit in 1969, will discuss the track with 1970 Indy winner, Al Unser, as well as other notl!d drivers such as Mario Andretti, Parnelli Jones, Dan Gurney, Roger Ward, Lloyd Ruby and Bobby Unser. A special pro-amateur Celebrity Invita- tional Race will be seen with such nam\!s as Smothers. Paul Newman, director Ro- man Polanski, Roben Redford, Clint East- wood and James Garner among the sehed· uled drivers. The fraternity of speed racing men has come a long way I n its dominance of a machine but anyone hurtling along the around at speeds of 200 miles an hour has lO be toying with fate. The industry of •peed has not created the optimum of ap· predation by all people. Motors are noisy. And anyone who lives near a race track- ery that will transform the complacent set- ting into a monument of speed. The land cost six million dollars and it took another five million for operating expenses. The California 500 is vinualty sold out and if that is an indication of things to come, then financial success will be assured. Motels and hotels in the area will reap large har- vests. The only people to lose will be the weekend nomads who will have to fight an additional 50,000 cars before and after the races. Add the Labor Day holiday traffic and you got the makings of the grand- daddy of all sig-alens. The winner of California 500 is guaran- teed $I 00,000 and with asides such as lap money and endorsements, he could realize over $200,000. The amount of money ex- tended these days to sports grows more amazing. Golf is flourishing into $250,000 plus situations, staid ol' tennis ha'> shot it- self into $50,000 tournamenL'i, and of course, baseball, basketball, and football have gotten themselves into such money situations that boggles the mind . . . es- pecially the ticket buyer for he is paying for most of it. Payoff for the top spot represents 22 percent of the total base figure of $500,000 guaranteed. From there, the scale gradu- ates down to one percent (or $5000) shares for each of the last two fini shers in the 33...car field. Starters for the opening race on the full- rHE DAILY PILOT, TV WED<, l\UGUST 15, 1970 view, 21/i-mile oval wilJ be determined from a field of approximately 80 entrants in qualifications on the weekend of August 29-30. Those who turn the fastest 10-mile (four-lap} average speeds will comprise the lineup on race day. The race, bearing an internatjonal listing, is open to foreign drivers as well as those from American sanctioning bodies. Finishers through the 12th position are guaranteed payoffs in double figures. Second place is worth a minimum $60,000 and third $40,000. A combination of factors make I 00% viewing possible for all grandstand spec- tators. The 96 garages and the semi-circular manufacturers building in the infield are recessed and do not bl~k sight lines. The first row of all slallds is 30 feet above track level. In addition, the back straight of the track is roughly 30 feet higher than the front straight. The rise in elevation on the oval track is so gradual it isn't obvious .... except in providing better viewing. Tbe spectator-oriented facDlty uniquely will offer an air-conditioned restaurant and lounge, luxurious suites, club seating and other comforts. A five-story central activi- ties building will house the Victory Circle Club, restaurant. lounge, administrative of· fices and facilities for the news media. The public address system comprisi ng 450 speakers is claimed to be the world's most powerful sound system in terms of audio power. It turns out 28,000 watts u ~~ Smolhtrs (1) Ii no novke on tht racing Ktnt bavln1 toured on thf Grand Prh circuit In 1969. compared to 20,000 at Cape Kennedy and 14,000 at Indianapolis. It utilizes 3.7 mil- lion feet of wiring. Racing has come a long way ~ince Me- morial Day in 191 I when Ray Harroun blazed the 500 in his Marmon Special at 74.59 MPH. to be the first Indy winner. Wheels flew off then as they do today, but modern racing doesn't have Lhc problem of a mechanic falling out on the track as they did then. The contribution of racing to new ideas and devices for safety, automotive de- signs and innovations, tires, and fuels war- rants a great deal of respect from all who dnvc cars. :i s ,t e e g 11 ~ e l il r MONDAY AUGUST 17 For morning and afternoon llstinp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 8:30 D (C) "Meet Mt 1t the f1ir" (musi· cil) 'S3-Dan Dailey, Diana Lynn, Hugh O'Brian. 9:00 fJ "HtnfJ Aldrich SWlnp It" (com· edy) '43-Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith. 9:30 O (C) ''Goliath Aplnst the Clants'' adventure) '62-Brad Harris, Gloria Milland. m (C) "Sava&t Crin&o" (adventure) '65-l(en C,lark, Yvonne Bastien. 1:00 0 ''Tops Is the Limit" (musical) '3S-8inr Crosby, Ethel Merman. m "M1delelnt" (drama) '53-Ann Todd, Leslie Binks. 2:00 O (C) "Stran&e lldJ In Town" (drama) 'SS-Greer Garson, Dana Andrews. Nick Adams. l!J "Arson for Hirt" (mystery) '59- Steve Brodie, Lyn Thomas. 4:30f) (C) "At Cunpolnl" (western) '55 -Fred MacMurray, Dorothy Malone, Walter Brennan. . fVfNING 6:00 IJ Blc Newa (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 9 Ci) m M1jof lt1cue Bue- ball ~) Tcontinued from 5 PM) 8 C.n You Top Tiiis? (C) (30) Six O'Clock Movie: "Imitation Qenerel" (comedy) '53-Glenn Ford, Red Buttons, Taina Elg, Dean Jones. A master serreant assumes the role of a deceased brigidier general and rallies his forces to win an impor· tant battle. I Abbott and Costello (C) (30) The Flintstones (C) (30) star Trek (C) (60) ABC Evtninc News (C) (30) .. ~rs New (C} (30) Bears and dinosaures are featured. I (j) CIS N"' (C) (30) Outrudl U1tlln1ited/Miisical1 (C) Puebo sin Elptranza (30) Ttatro dt .. u Estrtllu (30) Catlopln& Co,"•lt (C) (30) 6:30 U Tiit Ylrlfnla Cr-.h111 Show (C) (60) Gail Martin, Chari~ Nelson Reilly and an antique fashion show are featured. ~ C.ndld C.mtra (30) ~ flYOfite Martian (30) CV r.ITY Muon (60) : Law for tht '70s (C) (30) ({) MJ Fhtfitt M1rtian (30) • Pattarn for Livlnc (30) • Notldtro 34 (C) (60) • • Slntl Rosa de Um• {30) • A Wortd ~rt (C) (30) 7:00 CBS Evenlnc Newa (C) (30) • What's MJ Lint? (C) (30) Alan Alda, Gail Sheldon and Anthony Roberts guest. m I Lon Lucy (30) ID Beat t.ht Clock (C) (30) fil) On C.mp111 (C) (30) "Abolish Property Taus?" Three tH experts araued the aubject at a recent Clare. mont Men's Collere conference on urban land economics and taxation. 9 (]) Truth or Contequtnces (C) @E Christ the Uvlnc Word (C) (30) CI!) Shnple11tntt M1ril (55) Novela. &) Tllat Girl (C) (30) 7:30 8 19 ([) Cunsmokt (C) (60) (R) "Doctor lferman Schultz, M.D." A doctor-hypnotist seems to hive a SP•· cial interest In hypnotizing Festus. Benny Rubin ruests.. fJ Tiit Movit Game (C) (30) D @ rn m It likes a Thief (C) (60) (R) "Beyond a Treasonable Doubt." Al tries to prove he's been framed when 1ccused of treason by Mr. Jack of the SIA. Cesar Romero, Joseph Cotten and Ahna Capri guest. 0 Million $ Movie: "On Hit Beach" (drama) '59--0rerory Peck Ava Gardner, Fred Astaire, Anthony Per· kins. A portrayal of what's left of world after a nuclear holocaust. I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) PtrlJ Mason (60) The Frend! Chef (30) "Intro· duclna Charlotte Malakoff." Julia Child prepare. this dessert made with chocolate-almond cream molded in ladyfingers. @E S.Jedtd film (C) (30) m Estate dt Anlor (30) 7:55 ml Cuutlon de Secundo• a:oo 0 a3 (i) m NIC Nlfhtly Ntwl (C) {30)D1Yld Brinkley. I Divorce Court (C) (30) To Ttll ttle TMh (C) (30) World Prm (C) (60) Tiit StorJ (C) (30) P1ndorama (30) 8:05 ml Aqul Tres P1tinn (25) 1:30 fl 9 ([) Tiit Lucy Show (C) (30) (R) Ken Terry appea!'l as the head of a dance studio whose business seems headed for !he rocks. 0 m MJ World ud Welcome to It (C) (30) "The Fourth Estate." John Monroe is shaken when a sixth grade editor rejects his c1rtoons following his own editor's rejection. ,, hne CrtL Tht1tr1 (30) @ W AIC Mond•J Movie: ( ) "Tht~11$J loctJ" (comedy) '66 -Robert Ryan, Sid Caesar, Anne Baxter, Kay Medford, Jan Murray. Richard Pryor, Arlene Golonka. An empty coffin is the beginninr of many stranre happenings in a crime mdicate. D1vid frost Show (C) (90) "The p lln College Girls" for 1970 as selected by Glamour Marazine will be featured. l!J Rtal Tom Kennedy (C) (60) Ed· mends and Curley, Bobby Golds· boro, Georre Jessel. and Susan Toi· I l!:!._8St. (!)This DaJ 1970 (C) (30) fisher flmllJ (30) EJ Show dt M1urlcio Gercts (C) (60) m> Estrell11 in Miami (C) (30) 9:00 IJ ~ (j) M1Jberr, R.f.D. (C} (30) Millie convinces her friends-ind herself-that the "rreat indoors" Is more to her liking then ca"'9lna In the wilds. 0 MOYit 4: (C) ''Ocun1 11" (com· edy) '60-Frank Sin1tra, Dean Mar· tin, Sammy Davis Jr., Peter Lawford, Anrie Dickinson, Richard Conte. Joey (COntlnued) 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 .......... Mey be used on envelopes as return address labels. Also very handy es identification labels for ·marking personal items such as books, records, photos, etc. Labels stick on. glass and may be used for mar~ing home canned food items. All labels are printed with siylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper. I I ------r--- 1 FHI '" thla ce., .... en, H4 .... 11 wttt. Sl.00 t.1 Pilet PtfnU119.Lel.1I DI•., ... I 171, I New,..t IHch, C•llf. t2Ml· ---, I I I I -···········································-·······-~· I ........................................................ . I I I ········································-·-·····-······· •• ..,,. •• ., .. YH' z;, C-4• I I I I I I , ___ _ PILOT PRINTING ----' L_ .. WITH EACH ORDER Of LAIELS WE WILL INCLUDE PIB SET 05 PACKA&E MAILIN6 LAIE1.S. ,. ........... _ ..... -J '••• n MONDAY (Continued) Bishop. Eleven ex·paratrooptrs pull off • caper, but have trouble 1ettln1 away with the loot. B GET CARRIED AWAY * FOR 1 GREAT HOUR! 0 footUpt flvt (C) (60) "The EiTa Atzaerald Show." Duke Ellina· ton and His Orchestr1 are f11tured. @ (j) MondaJ Nllflt Movie (C) (2 hr') "Sullivan's Empire " Martin Mil· ner, Llndtn Chiles. f1l) NET Joarnal (60) "Stagerlee- A Conversation With Bobby Seale " Tht Black Panther leader wu Inter. viewed durln1 his Incarceration In San franclsco'a City Jail. ~ Outr .. cll Unllmlttd/fllm (C) ~)Clntma 36: "Prince of foxes," ~"one Power. Natacha (60) Novela. 9:30 e3 Ci) Dorla Day (C) (30) (R) e m111z1ne's new efficiency expert mtkes everyone's life miserable, Biiiy De Wolfe auests. I m Ntws (C) (30) Mualcale/ l'utor'r 0.111 (C) (30) Rtvlsta Mullcal (30) 10~00 S Cl) Wild, Wiid West (C) (60) Sammy Davis Jr. and Peter L1wford auest in an episode In which West and Gordon are 1Ssi1ned to solve the mystery of e phantom nl1ht· rider who is terrorlzina a ranch famim I Ntwa (C) (60) II or Ult West (C) (30) lurtt'• law (60) flrln& Une (C) (60) (R) T ru men Capote t1lks about capital punishment. I Tru Vldu Distlntu (30) Ttft°Cln1m1 A111ntlno (2 hr) 10:30 @ CIJ a) Now (C) (30) "WI ve Met the [nemy and He Is Us." The pro111m concentrates on the population explosion In the United Stites. Twlll&ht Zont (JO) Ml Maestro (30) 11:00 9 CIH?J News (C) 9 00 m N1wn (C) Otlt Step Beyond News (C) • TltNtrt 9: (C) ''Tht SkJ Above, t Mud Below" (documentary) '62 -narrated by Wiiiiam Peacock. m Movlt: "Rldt the Hirh Iron" (drama) '57-Raymond Burr, Sally forr111. I Ht Said, Slit Said (C) ms .. Hunt World Prtst (C) (R) ltfs Make a 0.11 (C) (30) 11:30 q Cl) Merv Griffin (C) (i) ~ JollnnJ Carson (C) Joan Ivers 11 hostess O Movlt: "tioin' to Town" (west· ern) '35-Mae West, Paul Cava· n•ah. 0 @ (]) al Dick Cavett (C) CE Mlvle: •'fht Bleck Sleep" (mys· tery) '56-Besil R1thbon11, Akim Tamiroff. Bel• Luaosl, Lon Chaney. 12:30 m Movlt: "Tht Grttt lmp1JSona• tlOn'' (adventure) '42-Ralph Bel· lamy, Evelyn Ankers. 1:00 6 Movie: ''Tiit Gr11t Lover" (com· edy) '49-Bob Hope, Rhond1 Flem· Ina, Jim B•ckus. I fJNIWI (C) C'immunltr lulletln lo•rcl (C) Movie: "Laa Y1p1 Shakedown" (mystery) '55-0tMis O'Keefe, Coleen Gray, Thomu Comez. 2:30 8 Ntwt/Glvt U1 Thb OaJ (C) , ••• 12 TUESDAY AUGUSA 18 For morning and afternoon ll1tlngs, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 fJ "The Guy Who Cami Baell" (drama) '51-Paul Ooualas, Joan Bennett. 9:00 9 "Henry Aldrich's Uttle Stutt'' (comedy) '44-Jimmy Lydon, Charles Smith 9:30 B ''Blondie's Bia Deal" (comedy) '~Penny Sinaleton, Arthur Like. m "The taat Dap of Pompeii" (drama) '35-Preston foster, Basil Rathbone. 1:00 O "Allas Niu Beal" (mystery) ·49 -Ray Millend, Audrey Totter. m "GulltJ of Tr11aon" (d11m1) '50 Charles Bickford, Bonita Granville. 2:00 O (C) "The Iron Mlstreu" (edven· lure) '52-Alan Ladd. Vlr&lnie Mayo. m ''Tales of Adventure" (adventure) '34-0on De fore, Lon Chaney Jr. 4:30 8 "Bacllefor Mottler" (comedy) '39 Ginaer Roaers, David Niven, Charles Coburn. [ v r N I N c; 6:00 IJ 811 N1W1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 llNBC NewstNice (C) (60) Tom Snyder 0 Can You Top Thia? (C) (30) O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "Sita• at Rad River" (western) '54-Van John· son, Richard Boone, Joanne Dru, Milburn Stone. Jeff Morrow. O Abbott and Costello (C) (30) m The fllnbtonn (C) (30) (!) Star Trek (C) (60) (i1) CI) ABC Evenln& News (C) (30) EI0 Wh1t'1 New (C) (30) Mammal characteristlca, a two character skit and Dinosaur National Monument are featured. ~ Cl) CBS Ntw1 (C) (30) @!)Outreach/ Unlimited/ Musicale i( (30) Pueblo sin Esperanza (30) hJ1nds In tbt Sun C) (30) Teatro de las Eltre11u (30) Callotilna Gourmet (C) (30) Graham Kerr. 6:20 ~ @ Weattltt (C) Maree Stiles 6:30 O Vlralnla Creham Show (C) (60) Guests include Shelley Berman, Ina Bahn, Enzo Estuarti end Ed Bolton. I Candid Camet1 (30) ~ favorite M1rtl1n (30) 3 Petry Muon (60) 6J NBC Nl&)ltty News (C) (30) Law for the '70s (C) (30) ({) MJ favorite Martian (30) I Pattern ror Llvlna (30) Notlc:lero 34 (C) (60) Tht Desart Report (C) (30) Kim Marriner. GE Santa Rou de Lima (30) Cl) A World Apart (C) (30) 7:00 6 CBS Evtnlnr NIWI (C) (30) Wal· ter Cronkite. Q m NBC NlahUJ News (C) (30) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, l\UOUST la. 1970 David Brinkley, frank McGee, John in la Jolla, who will talk about Chancellor. science and human values. B What's MJ Lint? (C) (30) Alan fE AMer flmlly (30) Alda. G1il Sheldon and Anthony @!I la Constltudon (60) Roberta auest. 9:00 0 9 00 ED NBC Tuaclay Movie: I lovt Lucy (30) (C) '1A Clur and Present Otnaef' Beat dlt Cloct (C) (30) (drama) '70-Hal Holbrook, E. G (6) lr1t1dtd (C) (30) Marlha' Joseph Campanella, Jack : f oia for H11IUI (30) Albertson, Pat Hinale, Sharon Aelter. (I) lrvth or Co1111quenus (C) A candidate for the U. S. Senate Is • tirtat UN Uvlna Word (C) (30) more concerned with the smoa con· · • Sl11ple1atnta Marla (55) trol 1nue than with the campalan · That Girt (C) (30) Itself. 7:30 ft fa (I) CIS TuttdaJ Movie: (C) 9 l'laytloJ After Dirk (C) (60) Don •iflr1t11 of Tortup" (adventure) '6J Adams, Carol Burnett, Buddy Rich, -Ken Scott, Leticia Roman, Dave Jack Cassidy, Chit• Rivera end H1I Kina, John Richardson. Refer John· Frazier pay tribute to Broadway com· son, Robert Stephens. A privateer poser Charle.s Strouse. vessel sets out to capture the in· fll) NET festlv1I (C) (60) "Georae famous pirate Henry Morran. Cukor." Georae Cukor discus.sea his 0 9 CJ) m I Dream of Jeannie 40-year career as a Hollywood dlree· (""f) {30) (R) "The Solid Gold Jean· tor with clnematoarapher Wiiiiam nie." Excited by Tony's return from Fraker. Se1ments from some of Cu· a moon mission, Jeannie accidental. kor"s areat films, includina "Gas· ly uses her maalc to visit him In light,'' "Camille" and "David Copper· NASA's Isolation chamber. field"' are hlghliahts. 0 T11t Movlt Game (C) (30) Lloyd €l!) Outreach Unlhnlttd/flhn (C) Haynes, Celeste Holm and Darren cm> Net1ch1 (60) McGavin compete aaainst William 9:30 6 ta Cl) Tht Governor and J, J. Windom, Elizabeth Ashley and Jett (?) (30) (R) J J.'1 veterin11ian Brid~. friend has 1 chance to display his D (]1) rn CD Mod Squtd (C) (60) medical skills when the Governor's (lij "Should Auld Acquaintance Be basset hound becomes Ill. foraot." A youna film producer asks Im News (C) (30) tor police proteellon when plenned • Mutlult/l'astor's o..• (C) (30)1 "accidents" plaaue his film about 1 Miiiie.a 'I Eltrellu (C) (30) 20-year·old unsolved murder cast. 10:00 I! (I) 60 Minutes (C) (60) frank Converse, Cdwud Asner ind Nm (C) (60) Paul Stew1r1 auest (DG) Mmus WelbJ, M.D. B Miiiion $ Mnlt: (C) "ltyond ( (60) (R) "Enid." A counselor in Air Umlti'' (d11m1) '60 -Jack an orph1naae is addicted to pills and Pal1nct, Marie fe:1.c, Pedro Armen· is resporu1ble ror an aulomoblle dam accident in which one of her charaes m Truth or Con1eq111nm (C) (30) is injured Flora Plumb guests. Perry Mason (60) I Call of the Weat (C) (30) Tht Toy That Qrew Up (75) "Ella Burh's Law (60) Cinders." Colleen Moore's characteri· : Speculation (C) (60) "A Con· utlon of 1 napper of the 1920's versatlon With Harvey Cox," pro· sets the p1ttem for a whole school fessor of Church and Society at Har· ot screen flappers. vard University. fE Seltded Fiim (C) (30) • Tres Vidas Distlntas (30) Ol Elt1f1 de Amor (30) • • futlnl Mexicano (60) 7:551 Cu11tion de S11undos 10:30 • Twillaht Zona (30) 1:00 · ti) (6) m Dtbblt R11nold1 (C) · Ml Maestro (30) ( 0) (R) "Those Danaerous Years." 11:00 D 0 @!) m News (C) Charlotte thinks Bob is secretly dat-Rams Action (C) I his new secretary Thutre 9: "St11nae11 on 1 Train" Divorce Court (C) (30) (mystery) '51-farley Granaer, Rob· To Tell Ult Truth (C) (30) ert Walker, Ruth Roman. • Full Gospel Bcslneasmen (C) m Movit: (C) "Behind Ult Mask of ( ) Zono" (adventure) '64-Tony Rusael. i Chucho Awellanet (C) (30) I Ht Said, Slit Said (C) 8:05 Hit del Momento (60) rn Sta Hunt I 8:30 ~ m Julia (C) (30) (R) (i)Q!J (j) News (C) "Corey or President " Corey end • Leri Malit • Otal (C) Earl J. W1raedorn are opponents in a 11:30 Qi Merv Grlflln (C) second 1r1de election. • Q) 6 ED JohnnJ Carson (C) 0 One·Man Show (C) (30) Tom Joan Rivers 11 hosfes.s. Debbie Rey· Patterson IS featured. nolds rue1ts 0 @ m tl) ABC Movie of Ult 0 Movlt: "Qo West. Youna Man" Wetll: (C) ''Quarantined" (R) (dra· (comedy) '36-Mee West, Randolph ma) '70-John Dehner, Gary Collins, Scott, Warren William. Susan Howard, Gordon Pinsent, Dan m@ (1) al Olcll Cavett (C) Ferrone. Conflict amona members of Movie: HM1d at !ht World" a famous medical family Is over· ( tame) '55-Frank Lovejoy, Keele shadowed by the threat of a cholera Brauellt. ~demlc In their clinic. 1:00 tJ Movie: "Tiie StOfJ of 8. I. Joe" m David frost Show (C) (90) The (drama) '45-Buraess Meredith, Stalrsteps, Rich Uttle, Wiiiiam f. Robert Mitchum. Buckley Jr. and crusader Vivien D fJ News (C) Kellams guesl. 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NAME- PHONE~-------~---- ADDRESS------------- CITY STATE ZIP __ I I I I I I I . ---------..• -..• WFDNESDAY AUGUST 19 For mornlnc and afternoon llst1np, please 1 see DAY- TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience. are the day•s movies. DAYTIME MOVIES l :JO 0 (C) "M1rt tf die R1t1epdt" (adYtnturt) '51-Rlelrdo Mont1lb1n, ~ Ch1rlsse. 9:00 "Htnry Aldrkll, lof Sceut" comedy) '44-Jimmy Lydon. t :JO IJ "Tiit £1ploaln Gener1tloll" (dr1m1) '61 -P1tty McCorm1etc, Willi1m Sh1tner, Vlr1inl1 f ield. ID "lal1nd R11cut" (comedy) '52 -Glynls Johns, David Niven. 1:00 0 "His Qlrt frldly'' (comedy) '40 ~•ry Grant, Routlnd Russell. m "Tflrn St1111 Nortll" (mystery) 'TI-Lloyd Brld1e1, Le1 P1dov1n i. 2:00 C1J (t) ''ht C:.••1nd" (1dven· ture) '54 -Guy M1dl10n, Join Weldon. m ''Stlrdl for Dlnp,.. (myStery) '49-John Cllvert, Myrn1 Dell. 4:JO G "ltr11n (Jpmt'' (dr1m1) '48 -Robert Ry1n, Merle Oberon. P1ul Luku. I VI NIN r. 1:00 I ill Newt (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. MIC NnMfvlc:e (C) (60) C.n You Top Tiiis? (C) (30) ... , nYUS & COLOIS 0 Six O'aoet Mowie: (C) "A flrt· well to Atlll" Part I (dram•) '57 -Jennifer Jones, Rock Hud~n. Vit- torio de Sica. em.st HtmlJlpay's story of hilO people who find IO¥t durina World War I 1mldst death and devastation In Italy. • AbWt & c:..tlh (C) (30) TM F1fetstMet (C) (30) 1tlf TM (t) (60) C1) AIC bltli .. ""' (C) (30) . liat'1 .... (30) m ca """ <C> <30> • CJitrACft Unl ..... /Mulale ........ &f*•Ull (30) • Walldlttult (C) (30) • Tlltrt dt lat~ (30) · Qlllopln1 G.....t (C) (30) 6:20 ~ (1) Wlltlter (C) Marae St:I~' l :JO I) Ylrpla Greua 5'""' (C) (60) Fannie f1111. Johnny Whittlbr, Bobby Vin and Elmer Bursby, 1n ant farmer, 1uest. • C.ndld CaMtrl (30) ~ f9Wtfltt lbrll1n (30) ,.,, Ma•• 60) Ntc Nlatitlr .:! (C) (30) : Law for t11a 70. (C) (30) Ci) My FIYOrite Mirlian (30) • htttm for Uwln• (30) N.udelo 3' (C) (60) . "9 Detert •tP«t (C) (30) • Slllb Rosa de Uu (30) A Wtftd Apert (C) (30) 7:00 II CIS Ewtni•J News (C) (30) D m NIC NICltlJ Ntn (C) (30) OavldBrinkley, frank McGee. John Ch1ncellor. 0 WUt's My UM? (C) (30) Alan Aldi, Gail Sheldon end Anthony Robiicl(ifi m Ovr Uttle Miu P•I· "nt ( ) ( ) fr1nkle Anion ind -=~ IAIY Ill( Sllllll YllU£S· COIE £All Y NO MONEY DOWN FINANCING AVAILAIU .. Oui of IM 1''07··~ '° Poy" Glrdtn &rovt D OSSO 'S ~, 53----0~,~~~,~~olL ~~ .A.. ~cA•PIT wA•IHOUSI u .. "-"'' 11800 CARDINAL C CLE .......... .,.. ... . ....... •4111•• ..... 14 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST l!i, 1970 I Sheri Lewis co·host this bauty t :OO 119 ()) Mtdlcal Centllr (C) (60) pa1unt for 7 throulh 12·ye•r·olds. (R) Ableck resident In aurpry la Contestants from 48 stilts. ~ convinced that Dr. Gannon laetcs m1jor television mll'kets and sev-c:onfldtnct In him when ht fills to erel forelrn count.rles will vie for receive 1 lucrative re:sHrch ..arent. the title, Our Little Miu. Geor~nford Brown 1ut1t.1. .. I Beat t11e Clocl <C> (30) D CiJ m Kn.ft .... tt.n <C> (6) Hip lftd Wlkt (C) (30) ~) la'Connor welcomes ruests tft'-rflClt (C) (30) ''Thermor· Mireille M1thieu, Al M1rtlno end raphy." Infrared TV e1meras show Phyllis Diller. picturn of heat eneray emlttld by 0 lUJ Cl) m"' [""' lrtUltn 111 objecta In nlture. Dr. Allin ("fl {GO) The Lennon Sl1te11, Ml· Wolfe, a director of rnedlcal re-chatl Parks. Dou1 Kershaw and Al· search. ruests. bert Brooks suest. l mTr11t11 or Co~ (C) 10.treadl Uallmlted/Fll• (C) Cirist Ult LMe1 Wont (C) (30) ... dt Muleo (60) Sl ....... tt Maril (55) Nmdtl (60) rut c1rt <C> <ao> t:so a m ,..... <C> <3o> 7:SO II QI (I) WMlt's Hudcllu (C) fJi) De Ntwaical Must (C) (30) (JO) Anfmated cartoon about hilO F'olksinaer · musical satirist Len married ..2!.0 football players.• Chandler Joins producer·commenta· II 0 ctJ m TH Ylrctnlan (C) tor Lew lrwln in e music.el look {§0) (R) "m-lh Stika." The Vir· 1t the headlines. lfnlan trecb down a pair of out· m Makllt/P11tor'1 Desl (C) law brothen suspected of murder-10:00 119 ([) H1w1ll flvt-0 (C) (60) in1 hi• friend. J1ck Lord, Mlcheel 00 McG1rrett has 12 hours to find Anur1 and Terry Moore 1uest. a test tube filled with deedly "Q R Tiit Movlt I••• (C) (30) Lloyd Streln." Ed Flinders 1uelts. Con- tllynes. C.lnte Holm ind Darren chnlon of 1 two·1>1rt story. McGavln compete •&•inst Wllli1m D 9 Cl) m Then ea.. Iron· Windom, Ellz1beth Ashley ind Jeff Mn "(t) \60) (R) ''The Miry R." Brld(!!. Bronaon hefpa a decrepit boat. 0 Clll CJ)&> PROllW ColMdJ Gere Id S O'Lou1hlln Bob Random f.Wlew (t} (30) "3 for Tahiti." and Beverly Garland' ruest. The first In e series of three h•lf· UNttn (C) (60) hour comedy showa futures Robert CJ)O)Th S•tthra Hopn. Steve fr1nken end Bob Eln-i(C) (60) stein u h1rd·worldn1 youn~ busl· I C4lll of tilt Wat (C) (30) nessmen who 10 off to Tahiti and l..U's Law (60) become involved with • run·down . . Tllhtltn Aplnat fltl (60) ''The th1tched ·roof hotel , known as the fr1ends." Jt1lousy owr 1 buutlful Bail Hei. The boys happy drum woman makes 1 man steal in or· becomes • niptm1re. der to freme his best friend. Jts· D Million $ Movie: "Th• Bop" sic• Dunnlna Frederick Jeeaer (dr1m1} '61-Richard Todd, Robert Slndor Eles and Elizebeth Bell ster'. Morley. A defense attorney et· II) Trtt Vldaa D1atlnt11 (30) tempts to . protect four younpters Gil) Telt..Clnem1 Espinol (2 hr} ch1ri::ry w~~ .. :u(~)' 10:30 8 Twllipt Zone (60) I TIM f'orsyll Sip (60) (R} @m Ml Maettro (30) Seltdld film (C) (30) 11:00 I ! ~ m News (C) E.stlfl de Amor (30) I . 6 m News (C) 7·55 GI!) Cutltlon de Seaundos ne tep Beyond • Ntw1 (C) 1:00 II a Cl) ~omer Pyle (C) (30) • Theatte 9: (C) "Rebel Wltllout (R) Gomer s overlndulaence In e Cause" (drema) •ss _ Jamea Welsh r1bbit turns the humble prl· Dean, Natalie Wood, Sil Mineo. vale into 1n an1ry sleepwalker who Q) Movie: "The Two-Headed Spy" reeds the riot act to Cirter. (1dventure) '59-Jack Hawkins GI• II DivORe Court (C) (30) Sul• ' ~,. Wttt'!> ~; <~>"~ip·~! m H.e ~· :::t Said <C> ~romiae." Edd~ ;Sfrtl1htens out an ~ ~ Jturnal (60) (R) "St11aer· 1mmiar1tlon offle11I w~o r~fuses to lee _ A Convtrsation With Bobby renew Mrs. Livin1ston s v1u. Me1 Seale " illle 1uests. a> ~t'a Make 1 0111 (C) Tiie Answer (C) (30) LI Crt1d1 l ltn Cri1d1 (30) 11:30 II~ Cl) Merv lirlffin (C) 1:05 £1 Tomlllo (55) 0 Ci) m Johnnr C.uon (C) l :JO 9 Ci) Bmr1y Hlllbllllu (C) Jo.n Ivers ,,is hostess. " ( 0) (R) Shorty ls merried by mis· 0 '!ovle: Klondike Annie (dr1· like to Drysdele's beautiful bank mi) 3~M11 West, Victor Mcl•I· secret1ry (Bettin• Brenn1). len, Ph1'.!t. Reed. D Cll1•plonallip Wreatlinl (C) 0 li7J (}.) till Dietl Cavett (C) {§0) Cl B1ndido, Freddie Blassie m Movie:, "ht Udy Says No" end John Tolos ere futured. (com~dy) 52 -David Niven, Joan O @ (])a> ROOM 222 (C) (30) C1ulf1eld. (1f) •Funny -.toney." Pete finds a 1:0011 Movie: "Hellfirt" (dr1m1) '48 novel w1y to t41ch remedial read · -Forrest Tucker, Marie Windsor. In& and finds himself In trouble William Elliott, Jim Davis. with the superintendent, I 0 Ntwa (C) m DIVid f'rost Show (C) (90) ei"111111unlty Bulletin Board (C) SR;n1 Alexender, Jim Boutin, Matt Movlr!' "Man·Elter of K111n1on" Monroe, lseec Heyes 1uest. (adventure) '48 -Wendell Corey, OJ Rul TtM Ktnntdy (C) (60) Rhodes Reason, Sabu, Joanne P11e. fli) Ewnln8 et Pops (C) (60) (R) ?:Ol G) All·Niatit Show: "Weird Wom- Guitarlsl Chet Atkins auests. 1n," "My Glrl Tiu" ind "Love l?i) f1111tr f111ily (30) Story." g) Sonrtua (C) (30) 2:301J Nl .. /Glve Us Tiiis D1y (C) 970 60) , Is cks I to ant. (C) ISts ind ltfl Mi· Al· (C) 30) Len 1ta· ook ' (C) 60) 1nd "Q :On· 'On· R." :>at. lorn lfl The lful or· Its· ier. tar. out nu p(' Gia rer· bby (C) Ira· ••• .... )10 '48 IOI, (C) •n" ·1y. ••• •m· DYi I TWO PARTIES FOR BRANDON A juvenile TV star lives with two families-one in real life and another on television. This is "groovy," especially on birthdays, sayl> Brandon Cruz. who portrays Eddie in MG M ·TV's The Courtship o f ~d1e's Father (8 :00 PM. Wednesdays, ABC-TV). ...-~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bra11do11 Crut. cheds scuba gear. " prnn1t from his tefel'ision father, Bill Bixby. His real-life parents. Stu and Edwina Cruz, staged a earty for their talented son on his recent eighth birthday at 1he1r home in South Los Angele-.. Brandon's TV family -Billy Bixby. Miyoshi Umek1 . and James Komack -arranged an- other. this one a surprise. on the stage at MGM where the scrieo; is filmed. Brandon's TV dad. Bixb}. presented scuba equipment to his TV son. Komack ( U n c I e Norman) catered to the likeable lad' new intere.,t in hiking a nd camping by equipping him with a back· pack and all the acces o ries M iss Umcki (M rs. Livington) brought a set of good luck p aper carp 10 tly over h is home as Jap- anese custom has had it for centuries. plus a six-foot dragon kite that blows "fi re" in flight. As he opened each package, the normally loquacious lad could only utter "~roovy." With cast, crew, and guests all contributing gifts, Brandon left the studio after the party with the back of his family's station wagon bulging with birthday 1001, Hicluding a supply of miniature c;ars, lruckl>. tanks. a nd airplanes vast enough to equip an army. As he drove off with his parenh, Brandon waved at h1~ TV famiJy, shouting. "Groovy. groovy, groovy!" Brando11 tukes a pacJ..uge /rom ltiJ 11101/ter EJl.-11111 Cruz ut ~111dio surprist' purty /or ltim 011 his rt'cttll eighth birthduy. Looking 011, at lt/t, are Rulph R iskin, u.ssociute pnx/11cu o/ the show, Muxx KomacJ... duugltter <>/ tht suits prod11cc>r Jumt'f KomacJ... Stt'\'t Hillerma11, " /ritntl, llntl orr tht right. D"'"" Cr11t. (with ba,·J.. to camera). Bra11t1011'r hrotlrtr, MC111d-y Cr11z. SHll'r 11111/ St11 Cru:.. pc1re111 ~ WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE RIGHT • • • CALL l ~,JL.--ONE OF THE EXPERTS LISTED BELOW! ~ J.11 CARPET -UPHOLSTERY CARPENTRY CARPET CLEANING GENE RAl REt'AIR For the ToUCJh Jobs and • Cablneh 10 Yrs. 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Charles Drakt. t :OO 8 "Henrr Aldrtdt H1unb • House" (COmedy) '43-Jlmmy Lydon, Charles Smith. 7:00 ti CIS Evtnln& Ntw1 (C) (30) Wal· ter Cronkite. 0 m NIC Nlptty News (C) (30) DavidBrinkley, Frank McGee, John Chancellor. 0 Wllat'a My Une? (C) (30) Ala Aldi, Gall She.ldon and Anthony Roberts. I LOH luq (30) lut ttlt Ca.ct (C) (30) (i) 1llt Amirian Wiil (C) (30) : iJiliJiq die Cubr ( 30) (I) Trvtll w C.llMCl4ttnctl (C) • Cliiist tM I.Ml& Wont (C) (30) • Si•pltMftti MW (55) • TMt Clri (C) (30) 7:301112,t Cl) F1•11J Alfllr (C) (30) (1) Mr. trench. Buffy ind Jody ere marooned In 1 bllu1rd while drivlna to Vermont to meet Uncle Bill. l:SO I "ltwart of llondlt" (comedy) "" • -Penny Slnaletun. Arthur lake. "Soltfl"" (comedy) '34-Kath· a · ne ~epbum, Robert Yount Ralph Bellamy. B 9 @ m Dlnltl ...... (C> {60) TR) "Benvenuto ... Who7" A scheming French girt Involves Josh and Boone In a plot to steel a v1lu- able piece of Jewelry. Marj Ouuy guests. 1:00 a "Soula at SM" (1dventure) '37- ai'ry Cooper, Georae Raft, Frances Ott. GI "letter from en Un~own Wo- •an" (romance) '38--Joan Fontaine. uula Jodrdan. 2:00 IPJ (C) "&st of Edtn" (drama) '55 .:::J1mes Deen, Julie H1rris. Raymond Maaey. m "lorn To Sc>etd" {adventure) '47 .::Johnny Sands, Don Castle. 4:JO II "The Y1un1 Strancer'' (drama) '!7-James MacArthur, James Daly, Kim Hunter. t \'IN I N t •• 1:00 8 II& Nen (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. II KNIC Ntw11rvlct (C) (60) Tom ; der. Can You Top Tllll? (C) (30) Soupy es, Rose Marie and Georae Kirby i sl. SI• O'Cltdi Movie: (C) "A Fer• wt I tt Arma" Conclusion (dr1m1) '57 -Jtnnlfer Jonn. Rock Hudson, Vit· lorlo deSlca. Two people find love durina World War I amidst death and devutation in Italy. Abbttt l Costello (C) (30) The flntstona (C) (30) Star Trek (C) (60) CJ) AIC btnlna News (C) (30) · ~t'I New (C) (30) Cf) CBS News (C) (30) • Oiibuch Unllmittd/Muslule (C) 0) I Pueblo sin Esper1nz1 (30) Trut Adventure (C) (30) Tutro dt las btftll11 (30) 81lloplna Qourmet (C) (30) 1:20 O Cl) Wuther (C) Marae Stiles. &:lo D Vlr&fnla QraMm Show (C} (60) Rev. Troy Perry, founder of the Homosexual Church in Hollywood. June Lockh1rt, Art Metrano. Toni Arden, Peter Shire and Dr. Lorraine Ch1se. psycholoaist. 1uest. C1ndld C1mera (30) ~ f1Vorlte Martian (30) Perry Muon (60) NIC Nlalltly N1ws (C) (30) : l1w tor the .'70a (C) (30) (f) Tht Munsters (30) htterrf for livina (30) Notlcleni l4 (C) (60) • Tl\t Dturt Repot1 (C) (30) Kim arriner EID Santa Rosa de llm1 (30) 6) A World Apart (C) (30) 0 The Movie Q111t (C) (30) Team members are Lloyd H1ynea, Celute Holm. Darren McGavln, Wllll1m Win· dom, Elizabeth Ashley ind Jeff Brid~ 0 U.1.1 (}) 0) Alll1111I World (C) {!(>) ''The Crowdtd Earth.'' Host Bill Burrud shows how the 1nlm1I world has mastered lta own population problems for centuries. 0 MWloa $ Mevlt: "On ttlt ...... (comedy) '62-Honnan Wisdom, Jtn· niter Jayne. Scotland Yerd uses 1 man who resembles the h11d of a troubl• some aana of Jtwtl thiwes In 1 wild scheme to trap them. GI Trutll tt C.....111nc. (C) (30) CD cmmD.......... t. tit. s•\twnC) (60) Don McArthur showt hlthllctitt of list year's Ro•· bowl 1•mt and talks with coaehu Gec!fJt Allen, Jolln Md(ay and Tom· i:~Jlro. ... tM .. utfflll .... ~30) (R) uerclaes for the "HI':.::..'="~) (30) 1&11111 .. A..(30) 7:55 C....• 1:00 8 (I).._,,,~ (C) (60) B1ndltldif Harry Jamts ind his star singer from tht bl1·b1nd era, Helen Forrest. auest. I DMr'Fv Cturt (C) (30) (jj) ~ T\lt 81rt (C) (30) ( ) "Ay y N11ht.'' Ann Merit, pu sen1er in a small, storm-tossed plant, is so unnerved that she sea.s scenes from her put. Part I of a two·p1rt story. I To Tell the Truth (C) (30) Wuhinaton In Revltw (C) (30) Citation Resmdl (C) (30) Premier Movie (C) (2 hr) "Sed de Amor." Pedro Armendaris. 8:05 ,. Ttl•Rtvlst1 ._uslul (55) 8:30 • CiJ @ m Ironside CC> (&O) (R) ' om Dayton ls Loose Amon1 Us.'' A psychopath is responsible for the death of Det. Sgt. Ed Brown's liancee Linda Galloway guests. I BOli!!t. (~(90) (fj) l1J · Bewttehtd (C) (30) ) "Super hur." Dr. Bomb1y's treatment of Uncle Arthur's l1illn1 powers makes Samantha's misehiev· ous relative turn Into anythln1 he think$ about. m OIVid Frost Show (C) (90) Alan Sues, Eric Burdon and War, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Tom Posten. Dane Valery and Barbara Harris auut 0 J. I) n n y I) 1) e I :) ~ h J· y n e I• '1 :) II d n " •· n • If I• .s ,. 1-• n ) .. I, s t Ii) Real To• Kenned) (C) (60) Dou& McClure, Jot Flynn, Gloria Lorinr and Frank Deen. fil) I ll'IC!f.1 CMca,. Festivtl (C) (JO) Theid Garter Banjo Band performs old favorites. ~~r Fe•ily (30) 9:00 6 Qt()) CIS Tllllflday M0¥1t: "Operetlon AnllttfdHI" (suspense) '6()-Peter flnch, Eve Bartok. Tony Britton. A secret mission is speedily planned to prevent a cache of die· monds from fallin1 into the hands of Adolf Hitler's 1rmy In Hollend. fJ @ CJ) ED To• Jona (C) (60) (l) Anthony Hewley and Peia Lip- ton .est. fl!) A Pt09tr Ho111t (C} (60) Throu1 Interviews, discussion and comment, the pro1ram attempts to find out why there Is no per· manent resident ballet company lrt Los Aneeles. sg Outteacll Unllmlttcl/Fil11 (C) ~)Natacba (60) 9:30 0 9 00 m Draanet (C) (30) (R) •18ur1lary-The Son." Friday and Gannon lnvastieate a buralaiy thet leads to the world of amell·time nar. colics operators. II 11..::s,~~o; .,.. <C> riK> 10:00 n 9@) m Tiit ao1c1c11.,.,, <C> (60) Mu$1C ind comedy sterrina Charlu Nslaon Reilly, the Golddiuera and Marty Feldman. BI ~ ~C~60)Survtvors (C) (60) (R) Duncan finds his father dead and Jett believes he may have killed Baylor. I Call of tbt West (C) (30) Buru'• Law (60) NET Festival (C) (60) (R) "Geor1e Cukor." @!) Tres Vidu Distlntat (30) ~ ttoroaeopo con el Prof. Horan1el 10:301 Twlllpt Zolie (30) Ml Maestro (30) • Aqul Tru htlnes (30) 11 :001 u fJ3 ~ ::: ~~~ Ont Step Beyond News (C) • Tlleatre 9: (C) "The Eddie Can· tor story" (music1I) '54-l(eefe Brasselle, Merilyn Erskine. m M0¥1t: "Ei&tlt O'CloU WaH1" (mystery) '53-Richard Attenborouah Cathy O'Donnell, Ian Hunter. I Ht Said, Stie Said (C) (1) Set Hunt Wullhlp11 In Review (C) (R) Llt'a Mau a Deal (Cl 11 :JO I~ Ci) MtfY 8rlffin (C) , Ci) 8' Jo~nny tar10n (C) Join ivtrs is hostess. D Mn: "5'9 DOD• Hl• Wrona" \muticll) '33-Cary Grant. Mae Wut. a cm r. m ~ Cftttt <C> CD iliril: "Private Htll 34i" (mys- tery) '54-ld1 Lupino, Steve Coch· r1n, Howard Dull. 1:00 f) MO¥tt: "JNn al Paris" (drama) •ff-Mlchtl• Moraan, Peul Helnreid. l ~Newa (C) W::~niczc::~: .. :O.~t~r· ( ocumentuy) '44. 2;00 m All.Nlpt Sllow: "lost· laland of Kl0a1." "fomorrow Is My Turn" and "A Danaerous Game.'' FRIDAY AUGUST 21 For mornlnc incl afternoon Uatlnp, pluae '" DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below. for your convenience. are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 1:30 0 (C) "nt PtlnCI Wiie W• 1 T'llltf" {edvtnb.11"1) 'Sl-Tony Cur· t.!!z. Piper l1ur11. • t:OO U "Htnty Aldrld fw ,. .... •P" (comedy) '41-Jlmmy Lydon. 9:30 fJ (C) "Tiit at.ntt ti U,_.. (spectacular) '62-S.mton Burilt. m '1\t W11tit Trutfl" (•,.,,) ·~tewart Grenier, Donne RHd. 1:00 n "Vetltty 81rt'' (musical) '47-ern, Crosby, Bob Hope, Mary Thatcher. m (C) "Atre(Oft" (adventure) '64 -Kenji Saware. 2:00 D "lrfOt Lear• (drama) '50 - Gary Cooper, Lauren Bacall. &> "I Acc1t1t My hrtnb" (dr1m1) ·~ -Miry Beth HufhlS, John ~Jen. 4:30 II (C) "Odotl lnddtnt" (wut· em) '56 -Dile RobtrtlOn, Linda Darnell. I V I N I l\j (. 6:00 llil Mtws (C) (60) Jeny Dunphy. • KNIC NtwMtVict (C) (60) Ctn You Top Tllltt (C) (30) Six O'Clodl Movie: (C) ''TM r'1 Edee" (1dventure) '57-Ray Mi111nd, Anthony Quinn, Debre Paaet. A fu&itlve killer with nearly a million dollers In CHh teku host•a• his former 11tlfrltnd ind her husband. • Abbott and Coattflo (C) (30) Tiit Flintstones (C) (30) Star Trp (C) (60) (3) AIC Eveni111 Htwa (C) (30} : filt'1 New (C) (30) CJ)~·~ Ntwa (C) (30) • outrudl Unllmlttd/Mualcllt I ~~~lo al11 [sptf 11W (30) • Tiit American Wtsl (C) (30) • Teatlo de lu Estrtll•• (30) 1 Ciall09tn1 Ciourmft (C) (30) 6:30 Vlrtinl• Cireham Show (C) (60) Guests are Jack Albertton, SuHn Oliver, Herbert Punklrt, Alen Sues, The Charlie Byrd Trio end L1n1 Lonatetlow Candid tamen (30) ~ flvorill Martian (30) Perry Mason (60) NBC Ni1htly Ntwa (C) (30) : Law for tltt '70.JC> (30) (i) MJ Fnoritt .,,_ (30) • httern for llvlna (30) Notidero 34 (C) (60) , The Dutrt Report (C) (30) • Slnta Rosa dt Uma (30) A World Apart (C) (30) 7;00 CIS Evt111n' Newa (C) (30) m NBC Ni11!U, Ntwa (C) (30) Wllat'a My Linet (C) (30) I Love Luq (30) ... t tilt ~ (C) (30) Ci) Cln1u Showcase (2 hr) "No Name on the Bullet." Audit Murphy, Charlu Oreke. i TM Frtncll Clltf (C) (30) (R) CJ) Truttl or ConMquences (C) filrlst ltl• Llvln& Word (C) (30) Im Slmple111entt Marla (55) Herm1n't Hermit•. Sue Ant lartl· 0) l\et Clrt (C) (30) don, Herbert AndtflOn. The fatt· ! .a ()) (C) (30) plCtd action bt&lns when the cllll· 7:30 !QJ Get Sll•rt dren of Arntricf'a utron1ut'1 volt . u ... , double when • KAOS to nemt the nut 14>1cuhlp aolna •11nt who looks exactly Ilk• 99 aloft after H1rm1n's Htrmlb . likes her place to poison him. a ., TM Hip a..,en11 cc> <60> a ne ..... cc> <&0> (R) unit Lonf Shadow." Tht CM9· D da lttft eo .. till lfWll (C) trrtl Rench Is 1lermed by 1n un· ~) ~) "The Soldier." Jeremy II ~own usail1nt. Leif Erickson accused of shoollna e rt bear. SU.SU. @ CD f'rtdlr, Sllow ( hr) "Sona 0 ~ CI> m TM flyln& N• (C) Without End. I ~) (R) "Th• Bi1 Game." Sister fl!) David Suuklnd (C) (2 hr) "Four Bertrille or11nlzes an orphans' base· Irreverent Youn& Writtra," "fool· ball teem at Convent San Tineo. proof Corttteceptlon: Mele Sterlllte· Dodaer outflelder Willie Divis end tlon" end "How To 8Ht the Jet rttlrtd Dodeer pitcher Don Orysd1lt J!ttert." §nL I Outrudl UnllMittd/m• <ct Mllllon S Movie: "Town WIUI· ltoJ (30) P\ty" (dram•) '61-t<lrk Ooua· , N•tadla (60) las, E. G. Marshall, Robert 811kt, 9·301 m News (C) (30) Richard J1ecktl, Christine K1uf· • • .,--akalt/hstlltl Dua (C) (30) mann. Courtroom drama •bout a Nocltta Tlpttlat (30) 11n1 rape cese and its repercus· lO:OO 8 9 Cl) m lreflU1t'1 Wotlcl (C) sJons on 1 Germen community. ~)'Whatever HaPf)fntd to Happy II Tnrtll or ConstqutMU (C) <30) Endlnpr' Kevin Grent become1 ont If ::Z ::;n(~r>ho) "Children of the taraeta. of en unscrupulou• T I A N I I S d 1 ·• b fem1le columni1t when • youn1 tc· In roub e: it one can 1 • Y treu refuses her help Questa are Howud James. d Fl Pl. b G) SaltdN fllm (C) (30) Lu Grant 1n ora um , a> Estate dt Amor (30) R JR: (~~ (C} 7:55 I Cittstlon de Staundo1 ~>~> New uecuUv• = ctaz. 1:00 9 Ci) Ht end Slit (C) (30) zlin1 1ecretery. 1 hippie hltcllhlktt, ( ) ~di ind P1ula Hollister's dirt· and movie star Ad•m Wut trt pro- nar for the spiffy Nueents (Alice t11001st1 in thrtt oomtdies. Other Chostley artd Herold Gould) 1ppe11"1 stal"I feetured are Ptul Lynde, Cerol headed for disaster when • cet Wayne, Bob Denver, Joey Ht1tht1· eats • small portion of the mein ton, Nanette f1brey and Pit C1rroll. course and swoons. O l'ltEMIERE Ac• of ~-(C) M Divorce Court (C) (30) (60) KHJ's new contribution to the (f:7J (])(ii) Bredy Buncll (C) dialo1ue betwatrt the aentretlon.- ( ) (R) "To M ova or Not to Move.'' 60 minutes of conversetlon ind va· The Brady kids haunt their own rlety In which 111 1uests end per. house when their parents try to formers ere under th• 111 ot ~. sell it. Tortlfht, host Kevin Couahlln wtl· I To Tell tllt Trultl (C) (30) comu Patty Dukt, 8Hu Br1d&ts Ci) 1\11 Day 1970 (t) (30) and Pacific Gu & Electric. Flneposju11 (30) "A Patch ol 1 •111tt•a Ln (80) 1 " Ex~rpts from a Sidney Pol· Trtt Vlcles Dlstlnta. (30) tler·sterrin1 teatura lilm by Pendro , Ttl..Clntu 40 (2 hr) Be.rm•~ ani discussed by magazine 10:30 im Ml Maestro (30) ~~~·~~~1~11~~:k:~. Marlin Dern U:OO 12 Cl) tD ""' (C) I lift for Today (C) (30) Nt ftap(C 1tJHC1 lucecita (30) ~ ,> 1·05 Lucha Ubrt (55) • Movie: 'The P•lll .. at. Tllltf" 1;30 fB Ci) Hoaen's Herot1 (C) (30) (comedy) '62-Anna M1anan1. Ben ( ) The Heroes cleverly m1na1e to Gauare, Toto. obtain a top·aetret Luftwaffe code m Movie "Svu" (adventure) '38- book irorte Power, Loretta Youn1. 8 !il Ci) m Name of tllt CillH Ht S.ld, sa-e Said (C) ("C) ~) "Men of the People." Se· [3) S.. Hunt ries star Gent Barry end Robert : flit FOJayte Sip (R) Alda in a drama 1bout a wealthy Esta Nocht • lu Onct leader of a Mulcan·Amerlcan com· · Lera Mtlt • Deel (C) munity who is suspl(ted of bribin& 11:30 I ~ Ci) Ntwa (C) i officials. • (I) m Jollnny CerMNI (C) Zane Qr~Tlltalrt (30) Joan 1vtrs is hostess. @Ci) · The Ghost ind Mri. D Mowlt: "Ylrllnla" (romenct) It (C) (30 (R) "Amateur Nlaht." 'fi-M•delelne Cerroll, Fred Mac· The &host insists that Mrs. Muir Murir, Slerllnr Hayden. hold 1 vanety show to raise funds IJ (1) GI) Didi C...tt (C) for the burned down s11men's 0¥M: (C) "I Woe4* WINI'• home. na Har Now" (mu1ie1I) '47-m Oawld Frost Sllow (C) (90) Tony June H1ver, Merk Stevens. Perkins, John Updike, Doc Watson, &I) Notidtro 34 (C) Rare Earth auest 12:00 8 f!i!I Merv Griffin (C) I Rt1I Tom Kennedy (C) (60) 1:00 CJ o Nna (C) Tiit Htwalcal Muse <C.> (30) Ii) MOvlt: "Hla uctlltncy'' (drt· ( ) Folk.sln1er musical setlrist Len me) 'Sf-Etlc Port.men. "'Ch111dler lolns produoer·commente· . . . " tor Lew Irwin in 1 musical look 1t 1:30 IJ Mew~ "T1't TernlMtd Aaatfa the heedlirtes. (cJrem1) 58-Rock Hudson. I Flahtr F•. ml!y (30) Z:OO D Co11111unlty lullttfn lolrd (C) LH ltmly dt Ptrefvillo (30) QI All·Hlatit Sllow: "Tht Bflt 9:00 9 (j) CBS f'rid1y Movje.: (C) Gener1tion1" "A Run fot Y~~r 11Hold0nl" (teen c0m1dy) '66 -Money" •nd "Enchanted lslend. ..... 11 THE ONLY FRANCHISED S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW (T.M.) Fabric Store Of Orange County 724 East Katella1 Orange PHONE (714) 633.2842 REGISTER NOW! (I l l EARN TO SEW ON All KNIT FABRICS (2! MEN'S PANTS I l ) ADVANCED GAllMENT CONSTRUCTION & TAILORING IN KNITS 141 TH~ FIRST ANN PERSON U~IGERIE COURSE OFFERED IN ORANGE COUNTY -b 2 HR . LESSONS -$11 lSl TEEN CLASSES, T001 "Excellence In Service. Quality & Price" S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW (T.M.l 7:30 1:00 t ioo 11>:30 11:15 11130 1!00 100 1:30 O:ob 11:00 ltlO •~oo 9 ll 7 ll 7 2 u 7 t 7 Fabrics of OranCJe County SUNDAY AUGUST 16 (C) "Miracle of Our U.dt of f'1tlm•" (ralls1ous d"maJ '52-G11 bert Roland. An1e11 Clar "Su lrway to Heaven" (rom•nce) '417-0avld Niven. Raymond MH ny, l<im Hunrer J7 3 (C) "Where the Bullett fly" tRl l•PY ~poof) '66-Tom Adams Dawn Addam1 "Udy Luck" (comedy) '46--Rot>erl Youn11. Frank Morgan, Barb41ra Hale "The Youns and lh• WllHna" Cdram•l '6'4-Samantha E1111ar Ian Mc Shene (C) "1"1,.trooper" (drama) '54-,t,lan Ladd. Leo Genn "O•ys of Thrllla and Ulusht•r" ccomedy) 61-Laurel & Hardy Ch1rl11 Cl'1apl1n Charil• Chase MONDAY, AUGUST 17 "ln(lutlon General" (comedy) '58--Glenn Ford, Red Bullons, Taina Els. Dean Jonas "On the lluch" (drama) '59-Greaory Pock, Ava Gardner Fred A1t1ir1 Anthony Perkins l7 3 (C) "Th• llu11 Body" (comedy) 60-Robert Ryan, Sid CaHar Anne e .. ter K11y Medford Jan Murray, Richard Pryor, Arlene Golonk• 4 (C) "Oceana l l " !comedy drama) '60-Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin Samtl')' D1v1s Jr . Peter Lawford. An1111 Dickinson. Richard Conte Jo.y ll1shop t (C) ''nle Sky Above, lh• Mud Below" tdocum•nhry) '62-narrated by Wllll•m Peacock 11 "!tide the HICh Iron" (drama) '57-R•ymond Burr. Sally Forrut 5 "Ooln' to Town" (wntarn) 'l5-M11e Wast. Paul C1vana1h 13 "The ll1ck SIHp" (mystery) '56-BUil RathlfOn•, Akim Tam1rolf, Bela Lusosl, Lon Chaney TUESDAY, AUGUST 18 1 (C) "Sl•S• at Rad River" lwutunl '54-Van John5on Richard Boone, Joanne Dru. Milburn Stone. Jefl Morrow. 2 21 I (C) "Plr1lea of Tortusa" <advenlura) '61-Ken Scolt, Le11c1a qoman, Dave Kina, John R1chudson, Rater Johnson, Robert .taphens t lC) "layond All Limit•" (dr41ma) '60--Jack Pal1nc1, M1r11 FalllC, Pedro ArmendarlJ. 1 11 J (C) "Qu•rantlned" (R) ldr1ma) '70--John Dehner, Gary Col llna. Suun Howard, Gordon Plnsent. Dan Farron• C %3 6 (C) "A Clear and ,., ... ri\ D1n11r" (drama) '10-Hat Holbrook, Er G Marsh1ll, Joseph C1mp1nell11, Jaclc Albertson Pill H1n11l1 Sharon Ackit> t "ltnln_..,. on • Train" (mystery) '~t-F1rley Granier THE DAIL'f PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 1:>, 1970 SATURDAY 9:30 AUGUST 22 MORNING 10:00 '61-Mala Powers. Jacques Ber1erac. Canclonn y Muslca Panorama Latino I~ Outardty & Mutttey (C) 6 m Banana Splits (C) tilt Hardy Boys (C) Cuerdu y Guitarru ~ Watky Races (C) @ Sly Hawks (C) Movie: (C) "Tiit Man Behind 6:25 IJ Give Us This Day (C) the Gun" (western) '52-Randolph 6:30 IJ Summer Semester (C) Scott, Patrice Wymore. 7:00 1J Odyssey (C) "Psychiatry and l!) Movie: "Tbt Deadliest Sin" Crlmln1t Justice." (mystery) 'S~ydney Chaplin. Au· I ~ 6 m Heckle&. Jeckle (C) drey Dalton (i1) Gulliver (C) ~ueblo sin E.lptral\la Mr. Wishbone (C) 10:30 ~ (j) ScoobJ·Doo (C) 7:30 IJ Ou~ Treehouse (C) @ (6) m Tht F11nbtonu (C) 0 (i1) (]) Smokey the Bear (C) Movie: "Rivtr Lady" (adventure) l'OO 8 fJ The Jetson. (C) • Yvonne DeCarlo, Dan Duryea, · Rod Cameron. , 6 m Hert Co mu the 1 ;~Geor1e of Junett (C) lirumMC 11:00 Archie Comedy Hour (C) 8 1 3 Catanoo1a Cats (C) . 6 m Major League last· Los Angtltt-Where .. _11 ~ T a t b nn td It's t' (C) Story ol Los Angeles up ... e ms 0 e a oune · ID the present. , , Fiesta Muicana · I CV Get It Together (C) m Tales of Wells Fargo 11:30 (i1l Amerlc.an Bandstand (C) 8:30 0 Q9.i (8) Bu11 Bunny/Road Aun. • Movie: (C) "Wtr Drums" (west. ner Hour (C) ern) '57-Lex Barker I @ (6) m ~ink Panther (C) l!) Movie· "Hidden H~mlcidt" (mys Campus Profile • • 'ff' u " Movie: "Jump Into Hell" (drama) tery). 59--Grr ith Jones. "'aya nOU· ·s~Jack Sernas mani m ciscG Kid l!) l.lovlt: "Amazon Quest" (Adven- ture) '49-Tom Neal, Carole Ma· A I r f R ~I Cl (J •, I hews 12:00 1J ~ TM Monktu (C) 9:00 R Q) (.6) m H. A. Pufnstuf (C) 0 Movie: "South of Tahiti" (adven· Movie: "The Teun Meets Calam. ture) '41-Brian Oonlevy, Marla Mon ' 11:30 6100 7:30 11:00 11:30 6:00 7:30 9:00 ll:OO 11 :30 ity Jane" (western) '50--James [f. tez. Broderick Crawford O @ Hot Wllttls (C) • • Orama de la Stmana hson. [verlyn Ankers. Jack lnaram. w Teatro Familiar m Movie: "Fear No Mort" (mystery) 12:30 ~ 00 Penelope Pit.stop (C) l l (C) "Behind thw Mull of Zorro•• (adventure) '64-Tony Russel 5 "Go W~~1 Youns Man" !corned)') '36--Mae West. Randolph Scott, W1rren Wilham 13 "Mid 11 lh• World" (drama) '55-Frank Lovejoy, Kaele Branell• WEDNESDAY AUGUST 19 7 (C) "A Fuewell lo Arms•1 P3rt I (drama) '57-Jennile• Jones. ~ock Hud,on. Vittorio deS1ca 9 "The Boya" (drama) '61-Riohard Todd, Robert Morley. 9 (C) "Rabal Without • Cause" (dram•) '55---Jamn Dun, Natalie Wood. S11I Minoo. __... 1l "Th• Two·H .. dad Spy" (adventure) '59-Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala 5 "Klondlk• Anni• (drama> '36--Mae West, Victor Mclaslan, Ph1llp Reed 13 "The udy Say1 No" (comedy) '52-David N111en, Joan Cault11ld THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 7 (C) "A Firewall to Arm•" Concluf.1on (drama) '57-Jennifer Jones, Rock Hudson, V11tor10 deS1ca t "On th• Beat" (comedy) '62-Norm;in Wisdom Jennifer Jayna 2 29 8 "Operation Amaterd1m" (suspense) '60--Peter Finch. Eva Bartok, Tony Britton t (C) "The Eddie C•nlor Story" (musocalt 54-Keere Brass.lie M<lnlyn fr,ktne ll "£1sht O'Clock Wilk" l mystery) '53-Richard Altenborouah, Cel hy O'Donnell, Ian Hunter 5 ....... non .. Him Wrong" 1mus1cal) '33-Cilry Grant Mae West l3 "Prlvel• Hell 36" (mystery) '54-ldi Lupino. Steve Cochran Howard Duff FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 6:00 7 ~) "Th• Rlver'a Eda•" l adventu1e) 57-Ray Milland, l\nthony u1nn, Dabre Paget 7:30 9 own Without Pity'' (drama) '61-Kuk Doualas E G Marshell Robert Blake, Richard Jaeckel Chnstine Kaufmann 9:00 2 29 8 (C) "Hold Onl" (teen comedy) '66--Hermdn's Hermits Sue Ane Lanadon, Herbert Anderson 11 :00 9 "Th• Paulonat• Thief" Ccomedy) '62-Anna Ma1nan1, Ban Gu nra. Toto 11 "Sun" (adventure) '38--Tyrone Power. Loretta Youna, Ann1balla 11:30 5 ''VIT1llnl1" (romance) '41-Madeleine Carroll. Fred MacMurray, SterlTns H1yden Marie Wilson 13 (C) "I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now" (mus1c411) '47-June Haver. Mark Srevens. Martha Stewart. SATURDAY, AUCiUST 22 7130 9 "COf1vlcl& Four" (drama) '63-Ben Gazz11ra, Stuart Whitman S1mmy Davis Jr . Ray Walston. Vincent Prtce, Rod Sto111er 8:00 l l "The Dark Comer" Cmy,.(ery) '46--Lucille Ball Mark Stevens, Ctlflon Webb 9:00 4 23 6 (C) "By Love Possused" CR) !drilma) '61-Lana Turner. Efrem Zimbalisl Jr 1 Juon Robards Jr, 10:30 U r.'the 01y DlvOf'Cee • (mu11cal) '34-Fred Ast1ire. Glns•r Roeerw, Allee Bredy. 11:00 t "Payroll" {mystery) '62-Michael Crals, FrencolH Prevost. 11:15 7 "The Outraa•" ldrama) '64-Paul Nawmafl, Laurence Harvty, Clatre Bloom l l :45 2 "Off Umlta" lcomedy) 5l-8ob Hope. M1cka)' Rooney, M1nlyn Muwall. Eddie M1vehotf D hie: "'llautic S..ad" (dra· ml) '55--huJ Kally, Cathy DowM. m llMte: "Tie ,.,.._... (dr1m1) 'R-Yictor Mcl..qlen. Heither An1e1, Preston Foster. <HJ (}) • .., lJU .. (C) 1:00 •a~ s.r-a• <C> .... ~ ( ~ ............ (dr1m1) ' 1 -Debra P11et, Robert Aid•. &> hie: "Heirs Cross,..." (we.st. ern) '56-Stephen McN1lly, Peuie Castle. @ms.. Hunt m rm Vida Dfltifttu 1:3019 (]) 1oa., QMlt (C) i9wtt: "Wdetl brriaes" (ro- mance) '57-Ray Mlll1nd. Marlene Dietrich. Q7) m Twbt 1111: "Mulcan Man Hun?1"1nd "Bandid of Zhobet." 2:00 I~· TrMlllellM (C) (R) · ID oo m -.vco s.11 cc> Liv• coveraae of lhe third round of •fie aolf classic from the Plt1s.nt V1lley Country Club In Sutton. Mus. Fln1I round wUI be COYtrJd tomorrow. D Movie: "Mat trtu Cloly" Cd••· m1) '52-J11nes ~IMY. Corinne C&I· vet. Dan Dilley. '• '8 (]) DMble featW.: ''Intent To Kiii" ind "life In the Bal1nc.." 2:30 R Reptrttlrt Wtfblletl (C) "Tht Wor1d of Jim GrldY." Ft1tured b t1lented youna composer Jim Grady and four new slnaers, Cathy Carh.i, Gloria Monroe. Bob M1yes. ind Bun· nie Koloc. I C.11 . of tllt West (C) lnllslrt (C) ,, Movie: "The KiUtt Is LMM'' (mysteiy) '56-Joseph Cotten, Wen· dell Corey. Rhond• Flemlna. ............... 3:00 Tiit Siesta •• °"" (C) Mtwit: (C) "!Mnrill .t ea.,. (drama) '60-R1lph Bellamy, Greer G1rson. Bioar1phic1I story of Fr1nldyn Delano Rootevell I ='::: to1t ci..-... (C) Some 7S entries from tht West Coast compete In tt11 Western Re1ional Championships at the quar- ter-mile Lona Beach Merine Stadium course. Tom Kelly Is mllleslde. I= J::"'.:J (C) Ttt'M Tutn4tl~ 3:15 0..., l WllUI (C) 3:30 C....rutlellS Wltlt • ,. .. (C) Of. £.dward Stainbrook. !Dr. Kiidare MtWit: "'Odew tf Red ltMt"' western) '66--0tor11 Mont1omery. • Wqu Trlilt (C) ctl Voicie tf Aratcutture (C) • Clllld,...1 ~ How (C) • TrMI tlle Wttid (C) 4:00 ll!Sidef/hbWet (C Ht Slid. SIM s.ld (C) (I) fl• ftatwes (C) • hU.• fw Uri•& • Stl ""'" (C) At-.. Foreet Hldlllftlb (C) 4:30 Dill 'M' tor Musk (C) II GELS/ORIOLES •.. * EXCITING BASEBALL! I Aqtl Wt,..Up (C) Lon, Jolln Silver (C) ~ nd1 500 Special lie Sltow: "You're In Ult 1¥1 .. 11." Gary Cooper, Jack Webb. t1!) Stlect.cl Film (C) m QMSt for Adventure (C) 1>4t Do\U,Y ,.LDT, TV W£fX. AUOUST I~. 1910 4:.S fl)..,.. Clf llc*1C> llleUco ... tl"""Salvldot. s:oolca..._ce>....,111• ......... 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