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Nixons -Relaxing Alter
Whirlwind Visit Series
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'Candlelight' Extradition
Hearings
Continued
In Colorado
Special to the DAU.Y PILOT
OOLORAI>q SPRINGS, Colo. -Legal
proceedings against Candelight Killer
Robert W. liberty and his jailhouse
bride, charged with HWllilgton Beach
and San Diego cutders, were delayed
here Friday.
Extradition maneuvers to return the
onetime Westminster resideat and his
red-haired spouse to the coast are cur-
rently in Jimbo,
A delay was granted again in their pro-
secuUon on robbery aad kidnap charges
stemming from a June motel abduction
Jn Colorado Springs when they went to
court Friday.
District Judge Patrick J\.1. Hi ntoo
agreed to a request by Deputy District
Attorney Bill Hybl to continue hearings
on Mr. and Mrs. Liberty until later dates.
The 23-year-old fugitive al'ld his 24-year-
old wife have pleaded innocent by reason
of insanity.
Liberty was ordered brought back to
court next Friday for arguments on a
motion to cont.iJlue his sanity trial, due
Sept. 22 on the current schedule.
Despite objections by Public Defender
Brian J. 1.-fullet, Mrs. Liberty's sanity
trials continued until Nov. 2 at Hybl's re-
quest.
She had been scheduled for Trial next
Wednesday.
Liberty is wanted on murder charges in
Orange and San Diego counties, stem-
miq Crom a March shooting and a June
lorture-strangulallon.
1be woman he later married is charged
1tso in the San Diego homicide, which
was marked by a bizarre, burning candle
tableau which b ·IJberty's trademark.
Robert J. Irion, 5.1, was beaten. stabbed
and strangled with his tie in a San Diego
apartment, where lawmen found two
candles burning beside his battered body.
"Catch me U you can," was written un
a door. Liberty msertedly forced a Long Beach
teenager to drive him and Mrs. Liberty,
nee Kendall Aan Bierly, of Eugene, Ore.,
on the alleged m\D"der mission.
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NIXON BROTHERS
FEATURED I NSIDE
Family Weekly focuses attention of
1111 national audience on Southern Call-
forni1 today with stories on "The Little.
known Nixon Brothers" (Donald lives
in Newport Beach; brother Edward u'ves
in San Franciaco and another brother,
Ricbad. often can be round in Washing·
Ion, D.C. -or San Clemente) and on
the upcomfnl Labor Day 500 ~t the ,,...
Ontario Speedway.
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uon Meets ha.-
DAILY ,llOT Stiff ,MM
PRESIDENT LISTENS AS FORMER CHAMP ROBINSON TALKS AIOUT YOUTH PROGRAM
An Exchange of Gifts EktwHn Two Men Who Know Whi1t It's Lib' to G.t Off the Floor
County Lawyers
Urged to Fight
Abortion Laws
By TOM BARLEY
Of fflt D1l11 ,li.t Stiff
Orange County's lawyers were urged
Friday to introduce and support Jegi.s-
ati'on that would remove abortion from
the criminal law codes and make the con--
troversial Issue ,;a private matter
between the pregnant woman and her
physician."
Dr~ William E. Kroutil asked. members
of the Orange County Bar Association to
recognize that "women should ha ve the
right to abort or not. It is wrong," be
said, "to use the law or a fear or the con-
sequences to discoura ge women from an
abortion that ls simply a matter or the ·
pregnant woman's conscience."
The Anaheim obstetrician urged the
lmmediaze adoption of free or subsk11ied
birth control methods for all women and
the scrapping of California's Therapeutic
Abortion Lew -the code under which
abortions are allowed U the paUent ls
cerUned by a doctor and/or psychiatrist
as likely to suffer physical or mental
stress throuah birth.
"This Is just a charade we play with
the psychiatrists." Kroutil sald. "'What
v•e need here are abortion laws on the
lines or those In Hungary where the
woman's right to abort is respected."
Krout!1 said that 80 to 100 abortlons are
perlorined every day in Hungary and
more than 58 percent of Hungarian
women, most of them between lhe 1ge1
of 25 and 29. have hid lnductd aborUon1.
He de.rended I.he practice 11 "mort
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Nixon Sets Quiet Weekend
After Whirlwind Schedule
By JOHN VALTERZA
Of tlte ~ltr 'll•t Slaff
Everyone from local San Clement.e
rockbounds, to a former boz.ing champioR
and a newspaper tyooon gr«lod Pr.,i-
dent Nixon in San Cltmente at the si.t
of his weekend.
And after the whirlwind.series of vlllts
Friday, the President and his ailing first
lady settled down. to what aides said
would be a quiet two days."
Tbe Nl:1ons will have vi!ltors, however,
Including the President's close friend
Bebe Rebo20, the Miami lndllstrialiit.
Friday's busy morning achedule began
with a meeting between the Ptesldent
and Interior Secretary Walter lllciel.
The """'tary, woo.. asserted Inability
to see the President recenUy rectived na-
tiooal attentioll, spote at length with the
chief execuU\re aboUt a new d$.rtment
plan to transform •neglected gltetto
street.& into parka, • gretn bells and
pedestrian malls.
Afterwards, Hickel and former cabinet
member (now a top adviMr) Robert
Finch met reporten outside and Hickel
detallod his coming viii! to the upper
reaches of Scandinavia.
The park program, the ebullient
secretnry explained, is a fresh, new ap-
proach io urban bllght. The federal
government will otrer funds to cities of
more than 21,000 in populaUon to
transform the rtght:Hf-way i n to
10methlng more be.>uti!ul.
H1 said· the Prelldenl WU "mool Im-
preSM!d" with the idea.
Shortly afterwards, Los A n g e I e s
District Attorney Evelle Younger ap-
peared In the President's offices for a
abort vLsll.
Younger, the Republican Candidate for
California Attorney Generl\I, missed a
social function hosted by the Pre!ldent
and other GOP candidates earlier this
week.
"Mr. Younger appeared to have his
picture taken," Press Secretary Ron
Ziegler observed later In the day.
During a discussion about Younger's
youth programs and discussions of Crime
in general, the Pres.ldent 1 a J d ,
"Everybody looks at that damned •.• er
••• televisio.a, but no one ever listens
much."
Alter reporters left, the two di.scussed
aspec\I ol \'.llUnger'• campaign.
Fonner wOlleiwelghl and middleweight
wor)d boall1g champ;on Sugar • Ray
RotUnson was 'next on the visitor's ti.st.
The ~ arrived wtth hil wile. Milite,
at h~ ilde and pmenied the President
wtil). a Sugar Ray I[oundaUon T shirt
worn by ghetto youths participating In
the youth rthabilltaUon program in Los
Angeles. President Nixon In retum presented a
commendiltion certificate to Roblnlon,
pralslnl the former champion for bi•
-" under the auspices of the foundation
.betting bll name. ·
Other sp<irts figum have joined in the
(lee NIXON, Pap I)
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DAILY PILOT
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SATURDAY, AU6UST 29, ·1970
YOL. a. JI~ IP• S flc;TIONS. '' rMll
Gets Delay
Nixon Pia,.
WeHare 'Test'·
Senale crttleo ol a majo< p1..,. or Nixon
Jnsplttd JegtaJltlon Will have the week-
end to ponder the Praldtnt's ufgent plea
far action in prying his Family Al&lst·
ance Act out of a Se111te committee bt-
fore the bill dies.
Describing the I I.I blllioo plan to help
the nat1on'I working poor the "most
important domestic mwure in S5 years,"
Prealde nt Nixon agreed Friday to a one-
year testing period Jn three sample areas
Of the natfon u a concessJon to critics
who assertedly have the bill stalled in
the Senate Finance Committee.
The trial period -which would mean
that £he prbgram would have until Jan.
1, 1972, as a test period-was propo&ed
In an amendment proposed by ConnecU.
cut Democrat Sen. Abraham Rlbicoff.
Initial reporta from Washington saJd
that the Nh:on 'proposal for an ext.ens.ion
ol the test period is winning support from
two key Republican senators -Senate
GOP leader Hugh Scott of PeMSylvania
and Utah Sen. Wallace F. Bennett.
The President tenru: the legis"8tion of ..
ferlng a minimum wage, other work in-
cenUves. training and day.care centers to
M i.ssile Launch,
Creates Aurora
VANDENBERG AFB (UPI) - A rau-
tine miui.le launch from the California
Aerospace Center Friday night produced
a spectacular aerial dilplay seen u far
away as Reno, Nev.
The .Air Force said a rMntry vehicle ln
the research and deve"Jopment program
was launched at 1:15 p.m. atop a Minute-
man I booflter down the western tt!f:
range.
The aerial display was created by Urt-
burned propellant particler and water
left In the mi ssile's wake. Because of the
temperatures at high altitudes the pro-
pellant· and the water freeae and U>e Ice
crystals rellect the high alUtude sunllgllt.
The errect produ«d a nood ol telephone
calll to ponCe switchboards tn Santa Ana
and other parll c{ Calilornla aod NOYada.
Preal~y Paternity
Su,it -Droppeil-in .LA.
LOS ANGELES CUI'!) -A 'J'll!mlly
suit q1lnst singer EMI PrWty wu
withdrawn Frlday.
Attorney Paul CarulO, who Ofed the
original actlon on bebaU of ·P•tricl& A.
Parker, 11, North Hollywood, C.IU., .. Id
he withdrew the suit pending blood tOl!J.
Miu Parter, a waitrw, orlg1nllly toUght
11,000 a lllOlil! In suPl>Ofl, plus legal and
medic>I r .... tbe haby la due ill 5eptem.
her.
the nation's workin( poor as tis .. nag.
ship."
And to demonstrate the <lire need to
sprine the bill from the committee In
coming days, be sent bis top domestic
adviser before repcrters Friday in a
fist-banging appearance.
"Gtntlemen, it's five minutes before
midnight," Dr. David P. Moynihan aaJd.
Unless the bill leaves the committee
within the next 10 days or two weeks,
the most important social legislation in \
two geDetations would die," he added.
"So much has been achieved in the
last 19 months, that to Cail "9" would
be to fail the nation and the poor of the
nation," he added.
Dr. Moynihan reiterated. the President's
belief that because of the resounding ac-
ceptance of the bill by the House, a Simi-
lar response is perdicted on the Sen1te
floor -if it ever gets there.
"Gentlemen, the.re are pel"liOns on
that committee who would delay this bill
to death," said top Presidential Adviser
Robert Finch, who played a major role
in drafting the bill in his previous post
as Secretary o{ Health, Education and
Welfare.
The Family Assistance Act would pro-
vide a family or four a minimum income
of $2,400 a year for a family unit with no
income of its own.
To the "working poor" who6e meager
Wages can't SUPPort the family, the pro-
gram would provide up to $3,930 in fed-
eral funds In a year.
Under the trial program. the assistance
act would be tested in a nlfal, urban and
nonurban situation, then evaluated before
it becomes a pennanent federal prolflm Moynihan explaJned. '
We•t•er
Skies will be moetly clear and au""
ny Saturday and Sunday over the Orlnf" Cout with oome earl)'
lllOl1llDC and late evening doads
and f'I. The low Saturday abould'
hit Ill wJlh hlglll near a.
INSmE TODAY
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! DAILY PILOT Sit11rd,.j, A1.1911st 2'1, 1970
'Coincidents' Add
Up .·to No Pay Hike
By .JACK BllOBACK
Of ht. 0-llY P191t Slflf
, . oranre County 111perv1Bors were bll hard In th• pocket·
book this week when it was learned that two bills which
woo.kl have raised their pay were kill~ in the Wjlning days
of. the state legislature's session.
There is a story behind the killing
and Assemblymen John Briggs (R-Fuller-
ton ) and Robert Badham. CR-Newport
.Beach) play the roles of viWans in the
drama.
The firsl bill was authortd by State
Sen. James Whetmore (R,.La Habra) it
would have boosted the supervi90l's pay
from $15.000 to St7,500 a year.
The second biU, sponsored by Assem·
blyman John Knor ([).Richmond}, would have pegged the
take or supervisors on a populaUon formula . Orange Coun-
ty la second most populous in the state so, allhoua:h the
pay,acaJe was .not revealed it would have obviously put the
local supervisors in -Lhe top pay bracket.
Briggs admits he worked to kill the Whetmore bill and
to delete Orange County from al!<"Ounty bill which event-
ually was approved by the legislature.
Why? Because lhe local board refused to support Briggs'
bill to put the fate of the Harbor District up to the voters.
So the assemblyman used a weapon usuaJly accorded mem·
hero of the Legislalutt. :
Bill! concerning • particular coon(y, if not.1upported
by all of the legislative delegation from that county are
most always killed automatically, according to John An·
dert0n, deputy county iOOunsel who serves as the county's
llalson age<>I !<> thi legialalure. ·
ColncldentallY,, Whetmore refused to supPort Br iggs'
Harbor District bill in the Senate -assuring Ill death.
On his part, Badham joined in the "fun" because t.he
board members refused to support his bill to delete the
section of the proposed Pacific Coast Freeway through New·
port Beach. .
And there was another "comcJdent'' Tuesday.
County Treasurer Ivan Swanger, following up a sug-
gestion by Supervisor Alton Allen, recommended that mem-
ber• of the c<>unty's Board of Retirement be paid SSO a
meeting rather than Uie current $25.
·But Swanger only lilted two members of the retirement .
board as eligible for the pay ralse explaining that they re·
present the public and are the only members of the group
wbo are not county officials or employes.
Supervisor William Phillips wanted to know wh)' such
a inequity existed and Swanger explained that it was, and
always has been "policy."
Supervisor Allen, incidentally is lhe board's current
representative on the retirement group. He did not join in
the debate.
Phillips pursued lhe subject and got lhrotlgh 1 motion
to ha1Je County Coonsel Adria.a Kuyper "investigate the
inequity."
Reflecting on Progress
The buildings are going up, up at Fashion Jgland .
One of the lasted hfgh rises is seen here -reflected
in mirrored windows of the already completed Avco
Building.
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EDITION
VOL 63 ; NO. 207, 5 SECTIONS. 76 PAGES
• IXOD
Extradition
• Liberty Hearing
·Gets New Delay
Special lo the DAILY PlLOT
a>LORADO SPRINGS, Colo. -Legal
proceedings against Candelight Killer
Robert W. Liberty and his jailhouse
bride. dlafged with Hultiagton Beach
and San Diego curders, were delayed
here F.rlday.
Eztradition maneuvers to return the
Bad Wiring
Gets Blame
In Beach Fire
By ALAN DIRK.IN
Of IMI llHllY Plllt MMt
Huntington Beach firemen are blaming
eledrlcal failure for the '40,000 blue that
~ a borne and killed • IS-year-old
--Frida)'.
°Diel' lho reopened a b1tler COlllltY·
wife MSMwnt on alurn1num versus cop..
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per wlriog aod aai4 lheY may ,..k an ~ ordlnance banning aluminum.
.. We bave bad ·Jnstmces of 1ht.s in tbe
-In ~·dtte3 ln 1he COllll\y. not Jull ~ Beach." Dlvliloa Chie!
I lloillH 8plcU"I said Friday evening.
,. Alumlnum hU been cleared in safety
codes but the problem seems to come
~ years after the "iring has been in-
1talled."
Friday's fire at 9002 Five HarbOrs
Drive in the Oceanwood tract took the
lite:9f Clyde Mitchell, who owned UJe Mil· chell Grinding C.Ompany in South Gate.
He was alone in the house, his wife,
Elvira, having left for Guadalajara, Mex·
i~ earlier tn the week to join their son's ., .. family on vacation.
Chief Spickard s.aid that the Milchells'
bqJ:ne was three yean old. "But it was
one of the models and tbe electricity was
probably on t4 hours a day for some
timt," he added.
Chief Spk:kard also revealed that he
also owns a home in the tract.
"Jt's even the same floor plan," he
Wd. "I'm going to take all the coo·
venience outlets out in my home, tighten
th~ wiring to the screws and put them
back."
Chief Spickard explained that be·
cause of its different thickness the alum·
inum wiring is stiffer than copper and
does not keep contact with the screws in
the outlels.
'1You get arcing from the loose wire to
the screw and this turns the energy of
electricity into heat," he asserted.
" Aluminum wirin} has been approved by
the Nationa1 Electrical Code which the ci~
ty of Huntington Beach fullows and abo
has the endorsement the insurance
underwriters' laboratory.
, Chief Spickard said he would confer
with the city's building director, Jack
Cleveland, to consider the possibility of
an emergency c:rdinance b a n n i n g
aluminum .
Cleveland, however. disal{T'CeS wilh
Olief Spickard's determination on the
cause of the blaze.
0 My chief electricial inspector has
been out !J>ere and we could not say
specifically that tbe fire was the result of
alumlnwn wiring," be said. "There's no
way we could say that. The house was
burned so badly that we have no way of
telling the cause."
ooetime Westminster resident and his
red·haired spouse lo the coast are cur·
reoUy in limbo.
A delay was granted again in tht:ir pro-
secution on robbery aM ki.daap charges
st.em.ming from a June moltl lbdudion
in Colorado Springs when tbey weal to
court Friday.
District Judge Patrick M. Hlnt<in
· agreed to a request by Deputy Di&lrlcl
Attorney Bill Hybl to continue hearingJ
on Mr. and Mrs. Liberty WiW later elates.
The 23-ycar~ld fugiUve ud his: 24-year·
old wife have pleaded innocent by reuon
of insanity.
Liberty was ordered brought back to
court ne;xt Friday for arguments on a
motion to continue his: sanity trial, dlH".
Sept. 22 on the current schedule.
Despite objections by Public Defender
Brian J. Mullet, Mrs. IJberty's sanity
trials continued until Nov. 2 at Ryb1'1 re-
quest.
She bad been scheduled for Trial next
Wedn<sday.
Liberty Ls wanted on murder d1ar1a in
Orange and San Diego counties, stem·
miag from a March abootln& and a June
torture-strangulatkn.
The wcinm M later-ii dlar~od
also in the ,Sin Dk'go a.-•Hde,t wbkh
wu mar.kect.by a. bi&m't,.Jwllb:tc em&t
tableau whidl ls ~ 1r.fd«mark.
Roberl-J. Irioo, $1,·WU ....... , llabllod
and straollM wHh his Ue In a S.. DielO
apartment, where lawmen f0l01d t'lfO
candles bunoing beside his battered body.
"Catch me if you can," was written on
a door.
Liberty assertedly forced a Long Beach
teenager to drive him and Mn. Liberty,
nee Kendall AJm Bierly, of E1,11ene. Ore.,
on the alleged mwUer mission.
Jordanian Army,
Guerrillas Clash
In Capital City
By THE ASWCIATED PREIS
Jordanian army troops aod Palestinian
guerrillas fought for three boun in the
streets of Anman Friday night and early
today. When the shooting ended, two
Palestinians were dead but the guerrillas
were in control of the central telephone
building. •
One commando organization, the Popu.
Jar Democratic Front, said government
security forces started the fighUng by fir·
ing on guerrillas as they plastered posters
on the building'• walls.
It was the latest in a series ol confronta.
lions between the Jordanian government.
which has accepted the U.S. plan for
peace in the .Middle Ea.st, and the gUer.
rillas, who have denounced it and pledged
to sabotage it.
Early in June, be.lore the Unittd States
proposed the cease-fire: plan, commandos
clashed with Jordanian troops in Amman
in battles that re!lllted in some 1,000
deaths. The fighting did not end until
K.iag Hussein agreed to a list of guerrilla
demands.
Friday night's clash. punctuated by 1:1.
plosions and machine-gun fire. followed
a war council of commando lfOUPs that
ended with a call for more attacb against
Israel.
Y 01ll' Hometewa
Dally Paper
SATURDAY, AUGl:ISl' 2', 01970 -.. TEN CENTS
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DAILY l'llOT fllff , ....
est'
President
Makes Plea
For Plan •
Senate criUcs of a mafor piece: ot N'ixon
Inspired legislation wllJ have the wut·
end lo ponder the Prt.aident"s urgent plea
for act.ion in prying lib Family Assist-
ance Act out of a Senate committee be-
fore the bill dies.
Describing the SI.1 billion plan to help
the nation 's working poor the "mmt
important domest.ic measure In SS yun,"
President Nixon agreed Friday to a ~
year testi~ period in three sampM! areas
or the nation as a concession to critics
who assertedly have the bill stalled in
the Senate Finance Committee.
PRESIDENT LISTENS AS FORMER CHAMP ROBINSON TALKS ABOUT YOUTH PROGRAM
An Exctia,.. of Gifts htwHn Twe Men Who Know What lt11 Like to Get Off the Floor
The trial period -which would mean
that the program would have unW Jan.
I, 1972, as a test period-was propoRd
in an amendment proposed by Connecti-
cut Democrat Sen. Abraham Riblcoff.
Baja ~nd Deeds
Said Worthless;
Lawsuit Leveled
Purchasers ol lots along a BaJ1 Cali-
fomla fflOlt ma-including DWI)' South
Coaat investan-migbt not even own the
propotf,y alter paying for It, a suit ftled
Friday alleps.
The '2$.7-mHlion action iiled aplmt
former Washington Attorney Gtneral
Dmald ~. maintains that the ...,.... fl! -in jald money fer Baja
lob which legally don' b<Jong to them.
Tbe ~oo further alleges that the de·
velopers of the Eastvotd development
south of. Tijuana planned to use raw, un-
treated sewage from the sprawling bor.
der town to water a proposed golf course,
which hasn't been built · ne development i! close to t.he border
town's sewage outfall which pours mil·
lion! of gallons 1 day in untreated waste
into the sea.
The action, filed by the C~lifornia. State
Attorney General's office, also stat.es that
the land in question receives drifting hu-
man waste.
The plaintiffs assert in the action that becaU9e ol Mexican law, the deeds grant.
ing Americans ownership to the retire·
merit eommunity lots .about JJ miles south
cf the border are worthless under Me:ri·
can law. ·
'Ibe ~lifomia sta:te lawyers said they
mettsuit because despite the land'.s loca·
tion in a foreign country, most of the
buyers are from California and most of
the ads heralding the development were
circulated statewide.
Missile Launcli
Creates Al!rora
VANDENBERG AFB (UPI) -A rou·
tine missile launch from the California
Aerospace Center Friday night produced
1 spectacu1ar aerial display setn 111 far.
awiy as ~DO, Nev. . The· Alt Force said a ·re.entry vthicle 1n
the reseafcb and develo~me.nt program
was launched at 1:15 p:m. atop a 1'-tlnute-
man l booeter down. the western tttt
range. ,.
The aerial·displa1 was created by un--
burned propellpnt particles and water
left !n the missfle's wake. Because of the
temperatures at high altitudes the pro-
pellant and the water freeze and tbe ice
cryatals reflect the high altitude sunlight.
The eifect produced a flood or telephone
calls to po.lice switchboards in Santa Ana
AM other parts <i California and Nevada.
Initial reports from Washington said
~l that the Nixon proposal for an extension
N• s t Q • t w k d -of the test period 1'I wiMing support from IX.OD e s u1e ee en two key Republican senators -Senate GOP leader Hugh Scott of Pennsylvarua
and Utah Sen. Wallace F. Bennett.
The President terms the legislation of·
Aft Whirl • d s h dul ' fering a minimum wage. other work In-er Will c e e centives,. traini"g ~nd day-care e<ntera to the nauon's working poor as bis "flag.
ship."
By JORN VALTERZA
OI tllt o.ltJ' Plllt ,,..,
Everyone lrom ·local San Clemente
l<[CllboomM, to I f"""" boxing o:iwnpion •re a .$.! TJ)ei>on ~·,,....
dent Nlmo In -· ~ u. start of l>ts ,...-_ ~
.Md a11e Ibo • .,bfrjwlnd series fl! viails
/ Friday• tile PNeJdeol and hil ailing fJnt
la<ty settled down to what 1ides said
would be a quiet two days.
The NI.tons will have visitors, however,
including the President's close friend
Bebe Rebozo, the Miaml induatrlalist.
Friday'• busy morning schedule began
with a meeting between tbe President
and Interior Secretary Willer Hickel.
1be secretary, ;whoae' asserted inability
to see ·the President recently received na-
tiocal lttentlon, spoke at length with .the
Communists Hit
Ameri~ Convoy
Carryin·g Troops
SAIGGN (UPI) -Communist troop.
ambushed a U.S. infantry convoy in the
central hlghlan~ and touched off a day.
Jm\g battle in which six Americans were
killed and 28 wounded. U.S. military
1pokesman 1aid Saturday.
The attack was but one or a flurry or
1ssaults by O:lmmunlst forces throughout
South Vietnam which broke a lull of sev.
eral weeks in the Vietnam confilct.
The six American deaths in the anlbush
were the highest Jn a singlr. ground actlon
in South Vldnam since July 22 when 12
Gls were killed in an ambusb near com·
bat base "Ripcord" in the northern quar.
.ter. That outpost was wbsequently aban-
doned by the Americans. ' . Military spokesmen said the ambush
<>CCUtred .1t 1.a.m. Friday about 21h miles
northtut of An Khe, 240 miles northeast
of Saigon, a1 a convoy of the •tb lnfan.
try Division was travellng along Highway
lt. The •convqy •as hit by small arms,
automatic weapons and rocket-propelled
grenade lire, the spokesmen said.
The infantrymen called in heli copter
gunships and fighting raged throughout
the day before the C.Omrrumists force
withdrew about l :tO p.m., the 1pokesmen
said. Two Communlsta were known killed.
chief executive aboul a new deputment
plan to transform neglected ghetto
st:ree~ into parks, green belts and
pedestriao. malls.
,\llanranll, Jllckel and r..._ ....
-·,(now a top advlW) fto!)<rt
Finch met reporters outside and HiCkel
~iled his coming visit to tbe uppet
reaches ot. Scandinavia.
The park program. the ebullient
secretary explained, is a fresh. new ap-
proach to urban bllghL The federal
government will offer fund! to cities of
more than 25,000 in population to
transfonn the rlghl.s-<>f·way i n t o
something more be:1utiful.
He 11ald the President was "most im-
pressed" with the idea.
Shortly afterwards, Los A n g e I e 1
Di:itrict Attorney Evelle YOWlger ap-
peared in the President's offices for a
short vi.sit.
Younger, the RepubUcan Candid.ate for
Caliromia Attorney General, missed a
sod.al fl!hction hosted by the President
and other GOP candidates earlier trus
week.
"Mt, Younger appeared 1o have hi.s
picture taken," Press Secretary Ron
Ziegler observed later in ,the day.
During a discussion about Younger's
youth programs and discussions of crime
in genera l, the President 1 aid,
"Everybody looks at that damned ••• er
• , • television, but no one ever listens
much."
After reporters left, the two dlSCUMed
aspects of Younger'& campaign.
Former welterweight and middleweight
'World boxing champion Sugar Ray
Robinson was next on the visitor 's list.
The champ anived with his wife, Millie,
at hJs side and presented the President
with .a Sugar Ray Foundation T shirt
worn by ghetto youths participating in
the youth rehabilitation program in Los
Angeleo. ·
President Nixon in return presented a
commendation certificate lo Robinson,
praising the former chaJnpion for his
work under the awplcea of the foundation
bearing his name.
other sports figures have Joined .tn the
(Stt: NIXON, P1ge Z)
And to demonstrate the dire need to
.spring the bill from the commiUte in
coming days , he sent his: top domestic
adviser before reporters Friday in •
list·banging appearanc<.
"Gent)emen, it's five mJnutea bef~
midnight,• Dr. David P. Moyntban .. iii.
Unless the bill leaves the commltt~
'within the next 10 days or two weeks..
the most important social legis.latlon in
two jenerations would dJe," lie actded.
'1So much has been achieved in the
last 19 months, that to fail now would
be to fail the nation and the poor of the
nation," he added.
Dr. Moynihan reiterated the President'•
belief that because of the resounding ac·
ceptance of the bill by the House, a 81.mi·
Jar response is perdicted on Che Senate
floor -if it ever gets there.
"Gentlemen, there are penrons M
that committee who would delay this bill
to death," said top PreJidenUat Adviser
Robert. Finch, who played a major role
in drafting the bill in hls previou.! post
as Secretary at Health, Education and
Welfare.
The Family Asmstance Act would pro-
vide a family of four a mJnlmum income
or $2,400 a year for a family unit with no
income of its own.
To the "working poor'' whole meager
wages can't support the family, the pro-
gram would provide up to $3,920 in fed·
era! funds in a year.
Under the trial program, the assistance
act would~ tested in a rural, urban and
nonurban situation, then evaluated before
it becomes s. ptnnanent federal program
Moynihan explained. '
Laguna Lifeguards
Predict Good Surf
Laguna Beach Lifeguard:! are predlc·
ting good surf ror the weekend tn the Art
Colony.
Guards said that surf should bo
moderate, reaching about four feet. A
southwest swtll will prevail, makinl
things tops for surf enthusiasta, Jllll'dl
predict.
The • red tide which tas y lagued
beachgoers in recent days ls fading away.
The water is begjMlnj: to wmn up.
Cleveland agreed that copper wiring at
j3 cents 1 root was preferable to
8Jumlnum, four cents a foot. "But
atumlnwn Is lega1 and is accepted by all
By Co1int11 Lawyers
'
Fraud Charges
Dropped Against
Vietnam Vet, 15 We•ther
agencies.'' •
NIXON BROTHERS
FEATURED INSIDE
' Family Weel::ly focuses attention of
tt..s national audience on Southern Call·
fomia today with stories on hThe L1tlle-
known Ni~oo Brot~" (Oona.kl lives
in Newport Beach; brother Edward lives
ln San Franclaco and another brother.
Richlld, often can be found In wash.Ing·
ton, D.C. -or San Clemente) lll'ld on
the upcoming t-attr Day 500 at thr. ne'f!
Ontai!o Speed~ay,
Ahottion Law Fight Urged
BT TOM BARLEY
Of n.. °""' r11t1 .....
Orange County'• lawyet'J were ur&ed
Friday 10 lntroduct and support Jegl•
atian lhat would remove abortion from
the criminal la• cod~• and make the con·
Lroversial i&<rue "a private matter
between the pregnant woman and her
physician."
Dr. William E. Krout.II asked memben
or the Orange County S.r AalOCtati-On to
recognize that ''\women shotlld Jl•ve the
r~ to abort or not. Jt 11 wrong," he
said, "'to use the Jaw or a fear o! the ~n
seq\Jtncts to discourage women Iron\_ an
abortion that is simply a matttt of lhe
pregnant WOQ'lan'1 consCtcnct."
1'he Anaheim obstetrician urged the
immedlau adoption ol free or subsidized
birth control methods for ,all women and
the 1Crappin1 of CaUlomla'1 Th<rapeullc
Abortion Law -the code undu which
abortions are al!Owed If the paUent is
certiOed by a doctor 'and/or paychl11J'Js\
u Ukdy to siJller pby•lcal or lll<lltil
lltt&I thf<>lllh birtll. .
I
.. This ls j'ust a charade we play with
lhe peychtatri!U, '' Kroutll said. ..What
we need here are aboriiOn laws on lht
lines of thou Jn Hun1ary where tbe
"'oman's right to abort r& rtlJ)e<:ted."
Kroutil laid that 80 te 100 abortions are
performed every day in llungary and
more than 51 Ptl'tflftl of Hungarian
women, motl of them betwttn the agts
of 2$ al)d 2f. have hat·lnduc_ed ll>orllona.
.Ha defended the practice as "more
I'" AIOllTloN 1iws, P• z)
•' '
' COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI) -
Charges or defrauding the federal govern-
ment have been1 dropped against a 1,..
year-old Army Staff Ser1eant who be-
came a soldier at the •ae ol 12.
U.S. COmmisslon Darrell Thomas Fri-
day withdrew the char1e1 qalnst Walter
Lee Martin, who wu l.tttlted at Ft..
Carson, Colo .• Thurldly by FBI agents.
The Army uid no miUUiry charges
were ptndin& against the tttn-.ase Viel·
nam veteran, who bas a bride ot four
monlh1' In Oonthan. Ala .. Martin'• wife. !he
form er Rosa Lte Franklin, 17, said ,he
was "11'1ocked" to find out her hUibind's
, real name and qc.
They (the Anny) can do anything they
want IG about him. I don't want anything
to do . with him," Mrs. Lewis told nows. men f"rlday,
• •
Skies will be mostly clear and sun-
ny Saturday and Sunday over the
Orange COast with t0me early
morning and late evening clouds
Ind fog. The low Saturd1y lhould
hit 6$ with ,highs near II.
INSIDE TOD" l'
What do 11ou do with. "inco.,...
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1wtr for arbor Area panntl ii
the 1peclal 1JclllJ clau a1 Mc-
Nallu Sch.ooL Stt Page 22.
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'Coincidents' Add ·
Up to No Pay Hike
By JACK BROBACK
Of "" Dtll'f l'li.t llttf
-SPECIAL PRICES FOR AUG. 30 ONLY BOMBSHELL 10 A.M. to 7 P .M. -While Quantities Last
Orange County supervisors were hit bard in the pocket.
book this week when It was learned that twq bills which
would have raised their pay were killed in the waning days
of the stale legislature's session.
There is a story behind the 1 killing
and Assemblymen John Briggs CR-Fuller-
ton) and Robert Badham (R•Newport
Beach) play the roles of villi.ans in the
drama. -
The first bill was authored by Stale_
Sen. James Whetmore (R-La Habra) it
would have boosted the supervisors pay
from $15,000 to $17,500 a year.
The second bill, sponsored by Auem-
blyman John Knox (D-Richmond), would have pegged the
take of supervisors on a population formula. Orange Coun-
ty is second most populous in the state so, although the
pay sc&le. was not revea1ed It would have obviously put the
local supervisors In the top pay bracket.
Briggs admits he worked to kill the Whetmore bill and
to delete Orange County from all-county bill which event-
ually was approved by the legislature.
Why'! Because the local board refused to support Briggs'
bill to put the fate of the Harbor District up to the voters.
So the assemblyman used a weapon usually accorded mem-
bers of the Legislature.
Bills concerning a particuler county, if not supported
by all of the legislative delegation from that county are
most always killed automatically, according to John An-
derson, deputy county counsel who serves as the county's
liaison agent to the legislature.
Coincldeotally, Whetmore refused to support ·Briggs•
Harbor District bill in the Senate -asruring ita death.
On his part, Badbam joioed in the "fun" because the
board members refll!ed to support his bill to delete the
section of the proposed Pacific Coast Freeway through New-
port Beach.
And there was another "coltlcldent'' Tuesday.
County Treasurer Ivan Swanger, following up a sug-
gestion by Supervisor Alton Allen, recommended that mem-
be's of the county's Board of Retirement be paid $50 a
meeting rather than the current $25.
But Swanger only listed two members of the retirement
board as: eligible for the pay raise explaining that they re-
present the public and are the only members ol the group
wbo are not county oUicials or employes.
Supuvisor William Pbilllps wanted to know why such
a inequity exi!ted and Swanger uplained that it was, and
always has been "policy."
Supervisor Allen. Incidentally Is the board's current
representative on the retirement group. He did not join In
the debate.
Phillips pursued the subject and got lhrougb a motion
to have Counly Counsel Adrian Kuyper "investigate the
ln<quity;" . '
Viejo Rounding Up
Plans for Fun Days ·.
» Plal)S are , .U.'dy in lhe
wind for the 'third annual
Mission Viejo Day1 celebra-
tion;
becl<on '.wttll •reak, beans, -.a1.
•4 .and beverages in the jre&t
open spaces of the . Missloh
Vi~jo Golf ~rse.
SAVE ON LINGERIE
PAJAMAS, GOWNS
Sunday
Only
.-.oo
-YOUR CHOICE
Man tailored nylon tricot pjs plus lacy, trimmed
shift or Jong length nylon gowns with acetate or
nylon borders. Pastels or high shades. S-M-L
gowns 32-40 Pjs,
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'Ibl! year's community
event will take place Saklrday
~ Sunday. Oct. 3 and 4.
Higblighl of !he 1<eekend Jun
will be an ail' Mow above the
hills of Mission Viejo, staged
by the Oruge County Airport.
Nearly all community
organizations will contribute
to the Mission Viejo Days fete
with the ·Mission Y i e j o
Ac<ivities Committee as prime 24-HOUR AUTOMATIC TIMER organlzer.
Co.chairmen or the event
al'f: Stah Weu1ttaub and f\.tlke Sunday 011ly
Nason. Ideal for many home us~: Games aod contests are set to &tart-1top 'IV. coffee
pJanned for all age group11 maker, . air c:ondition~r.
_--1 ..-IA t _.1.-br ' Tumll hghts on-oft when
MEN'S BRIEFS & T-SHIRTS
Sunday Only! 2 F JI9
2 per package. Soft 0
1pun cotton unde~·ear
are full cut. S-M-L. R
MEN'S DRESS SLIP-ONS
' R e g. 6.93
Easy slip-on style in supple
viny l cleans with a swipe,
fiU! with never a pinch. Rug-
grd 1olcs. l\len's Bia.ck. Sil:cs
6% to 12.
-
22-0Z.* SIZE ELMER'S GLUE
Sunday Onl11
Dries clear, fast. strnng. For
all porous materia.Js. Safe, no harmful fumes, Say Charge It. 01~
SOLID COLOR
72x90" BLANKET
Only
Su.nday 247
'
"El Dorado" needlewoven blanket of polyester/
rayon has " nylon binding. Available in gold, av·
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DRAG CHUTE STUNT SET
Su11day Only
Ne\\• Hot \\/heels? Rev do\.\·n the strip, loop-the-loop. soar through space Md pop the dra~ chute. Charge it.
366 Activities on the ground will
feature' a two a,y mixed round
robin softball tournament with
the diampkHUhp playoff game
on SuOOay and a community
swim meet on Saturday .at the
Sierra Recreation Center.
t11tu • ......, .. ens "1ro can ave a not home. •l'tuid &i.
little mud are atready getting ~".,""'""' .. """"''"""""""'=""'=:ic===:::zm"""""""' ... ""'=;::::::2C!o;z=m-=sz=====r-cc:.o;;:;;=or.=zson:""'==""'""""".....,..,..,_m_• ready for the greased pig con· ,,....,.. ~ ,.. --.-
On Saturday evening a
Western hoe down will be
st.aged al the f\.1ontanoso
Recreation Center with the old
West theme carried over to a
Sun:lay afternoon bRrbecue.
The outdoor barbecue will
"'1. ' "300" BOWLING BALL The Activities Committee Is !j
looking for people who would
like to contribute their time
and talents to lhis year's
events. lf interested, they may
call St.an Weintraub, 837-6050,
for further information.
Sunday Only 997
Sperlal Prlre
Hard rubbrr Black Chara:er
"Mlel", Avsilabl,. In 16-. 14-,
12-snd 10-pound 1iz~.
\,
FOLDING ~
MEN'S WORK SOCKS
S1111duy Only
3
PAIR
FOR 74~
All cotton cushion foot 1tack
1ock5. J pr. per bundle.
\Vhlte. 10%-13.
LAWN FURNITURE I 397 '1·
24" HOODED GRILL
Reflecting 01• Progress
The buildings are going up, up •l Fashion Island.
One of the lasted hi&h rises Is seen here -reflected
in mirrored windows of the already completed Avco
Bulldtng.
•
Sunday Ouly
CHAlSE. 6x15 \\IEB. Alum-
inum fu\ding frame. Gr1>tn '
\Vhite poly \\ebbing.
Sunday Only
Br111z1t-r ~Lll \l'Llh 4-po&jtinn
~rid, 2 pos11lon ~pit. Also
hss ~-Inch 1\heels.
·634
RAZOR BLADES
Sunday Only f17
Packlli;r,. of 10 platinum
plus Gillettf' blad6. Provide
a smooth, Pffortl,.M 1havt!.
Llmlled CkM11!1tlH • Non• IOld .. ... , .....
FOR OUTDOOR COOKING
Handy Mrbt"cu,. grill \l'ith
burn-rf'1istant leg rin~ I~
perff'rc for lrAvf'l. In &\'OCA· do s;~n. Chargl' it at K
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Sltl.lrdly, Al19111l 29, 1970 DAILY PILOT !l
County Official Rap·s River.side Smog Plans1
By JACK Bl\OBACK
Of t1M D•ltf PIW ll•ff
Orange County Air Pollution Control
District O!flcer William Fitcben told the
Board of Supervl5br& this week that thil
county d0ts not send il3 smog to
Riverside,
Fitchen caUle under attack at a re«nt
regionaJ air pollution in Riverside when
he vigoious1y opposed a suggestion th~t
Orange County stop all vehicular traffic
Md shut down all stationary sources of
pollution wheney.c.r the ozone count
reacbts the danger level in Riverside
County.
F i t ch e n called Uie idea "both
unrealistic ;and unenforceable." He said,
however, that he is not opposed to
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NIXON • • •
youth effort.
"We hope and pray that it will go the
way it's going," the President told
Robinson.
As the conversalion continued a blue
and while helicopter bearing William
Randolph Hearst Jr. landed at Nixon's
belioopter pad.
Hearst, head of a newspaper empire'
begun by his famou.'l father. chatted
briefly with Nixon on the publisher's ex-
eriences and observations during a rec-
ent trip to the Far East, including the
war zone.
After the tycoon's visit it was time for
a significant local event with the presen·
tation of a gem rock slab coffee table to
the Nixons from the Tri Cities Lapidary
Society of San Clemente.
Mrs. Fern Dickson, her husband, Stan,
and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Long took the
colorful piece of mineral art into Presi-
dent NL,;on's offices.
Mr. Nixon, obviously pleased, seemed
most interested in the source of the
do?.eJU of rock slabs, collected by
members from throughout the nation.
"Whose idea was this?" he asked, anill-
lng.
"Well, it just sort of cropped up one
meeting, so we decided to make it for
~u." Mrs. Dickson said.
She told Mr. Nixon that the wrought·
iron legs holding the oval piece were
"'temporary."
"We thought you might have some legs
t>Ut on to match the ~r over at your
home here," she said.
The gift, built as an anniversary gift
for lhe Nixons, has been awaiting presen-
tation for months.
The members persistently requested t()
donate the table in person, and finally got
their chance.
The only other locally-inspired gift
pers.onally received by Mr. Nixon since
his first visit here "'" a prized antique
lhotgun.-led !pt A .. t by the Sao
Clemente· Peaee Officer's Association.
Mrs. Nixon was not present to receive
the table. She is recovering from what
daughter Tricia tenns a "summer
virus."
LA Citizen News
Calls It Qlli ts
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The financially
troubled l.4s Angeles Citizen News an·
nounced Friday in a page one ed.itcirial
bordered in black that it is suspending
publication. , . The 66-year-old afternoon daily said:
''With great reluctance and after an in-
credible fight against insunnountable
odds we regreet that this is our last ed.i·
tlon. "We hope that this is a temporary sus-
pension of pub~tion and th~t soon Los
Angeles will agam have a liberal, pro--
labor, pro-Democratic paper. champion-
ing Uie rights" of the: minority end ethnic
groups that make Los Angeles a great
city."
The paper, Jong a fixture In the H()lly·
WtlOd area, has been in the hands or a
bankruptcy court receiver since Aug.
11
DAILY PILOT
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M\IPlllnellfl 8HCll: HllS llttdl l,..19Y••d
Stn (lefN<llt~ lOJ N.,.111 El C.miM ltNI
regtonal efforts to conlrol 1mo1 on a
more realistic basis.
"I have considerable doubt as to
whelher any attempt to reduce eril'lssions
in one area ts going to have any a~
preciable difference in anothtr area," the
smog control official said.
A! an exaJ)lple, Fit.chen said Orange
County was blamed for a .65 ozone
reading in Riverside lasl Aug. 6.
"On that day,'1 he chargeJ, "the
average wind 1peed in Orange County
was 5 mph. It ls 35 miles to Riverside so
it would have taken seven hours for a
parcel of air to travel that distance.''
"Additionally, on Aug. 6 the highest
pollution reading at the district ·s air
pollution reading station in Anaheim was
.17."
Fli<hen said thol AB 13, recently olai>-
f':d by Utt governor calls for a .regioaal
1tpproach to air polluUon control and will
hopefully result in an effecUve area·wkle
plan for Southern C&llfomla.
"On the other hand." Fltchen <:on·
tlnued, "I.he meeting held in Riverside
last week was supposedly to discuss a
regional smog control plan.
"The plan offered proposes that a 5111og
11lerl action level be established at 8 .27
oiooe count and a smog disaster level a~
.lO.
"ff we were to apply lhe advocated
smog plan to stationary sources of
pollutants in Orange County there would
be a total reduction of ? .2 tons a day of
rear.tive contaminants (oxides of nitrogen
plus reacUve organics). That 7.2 tons
tlAlLY P ILOT lr,H ""°,_
UNRU H RECEIVES 'ALOHA' WELCOME FROM VICKEE DILLON
Lua u in Huntington Beach, Then Straight Talk in Newport
Coast Appearance
Unruh Vows to 'T each'
Citizens About Reagan
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
Jess Unruh, democratic candidate for
governor, Friday nigh.t pledged to "edu·
cate the people of the state as to whars
happened during this administration. '
Unruh spoke before a partisan crowd
of_ 150 members of the Harbor Democra·
lie Club at the Park Newport Aparl.rnents.
Earlier the former state Assembly
speaker adressed the Huntington Beach
Democratic Club a~ a festive 11awaiian
luau.
He minced no words in his attacks on
Gov. Ronald Reagan and what he termed a "big business administration."
"Four times bills to ban oil drilling in
the Santa Barbara channel were killed.''
he told the eager listeners. "And I think
that if you think this administration is
not owned Jock, stock and barrel by the
oil compenies, you are mistaken."
Unruh clearly established himself as
an underdog, noting Reagan's campaign
was better endowed financ ially, and prt~
dieted he would "be sold to the v<>ters
of this state like a bar of Dia l soap."
In spite of his pledge not to speak on
the campaign issues, he did present a
stance during a question and answer per.
iod following his :JG.minute apeech.
Here's what he said about the following
issues.
-Unemploymtnt in the aerospace In-
dustry: "There are three things a gov.
emor can do. First, form a cooncil of
economic advisors, so that they could
plan in advance, rather than Jive from
day to day. Second, insist the federal gov.
ernment have something better than un-
employment checks for those laid off.
And third plan for the unmet needs be-
fore they become felt ."
-Aborti()ns: "lt should be a matter
between a woman, her conscience. her
God, her doctor, her husband -if she
has one -and nobody else."
-Camp1111 unrest: "l will d() whatever
Is necessary to restore order and educa·
lion on our campuses ••• Once we're out
of Southeast Asia we can take care of
the people who are there just to cause
trouble ."
F'rona Page 1
ABORTIO N LAWS ...
than justified" in terms of health, popula.
tion control and the "privilege of the
women to decide for herself if she is or i.:'1
not to bear a child."
Kroutil, an execulive member of the
Planned Parenthood Council of Orange
County, used his organization's statistics
to poinl out that abortions in Orange
County are only running at the rate of
"one a week in some hospitals."
Orange Coun1y, he said, 15 running far
behind Los Angeles County and San
Francisco in the provision of abortion
facilities and many local patients are
being sent by his group to those areas
for treatment.
He praised Los Angeles County efforts
which presenUy provide, he said, 80 to 90
abortions a week. Many of those patlenta,
he added, are being treated on an out p ..
tlent basis "and there is just no reason
why we can'l do the same thing or t>attr
right here In Orange County."
PROCEDURES CITED
f..1ore than 350 abortions a month are
11lso being performed at lhe University of
California, Kroutil added . And the great
majority of these surgical procedures, he
said, are abortions ln the flra;t U weeks
of ~ancy.
The alternative. Krootil said, ls chaos
ol'I the Unet of India "where 50 percent of
that nation's teeming millions sleep on
the .street every night."
Kroutil warned that It could happen In
the United St.ates where the popilation
will climb to 300 million persons in the
next 30 years. He urged his Santa Ana
Elks Club audience to bear in mind that
legallzed abortion acts as a curb on
population growth and is also directly
responsible for cuts in the incidence of a
wide range of diseases and nutritional
problems.
N() pregnant woman, sakt Kroutil, Is
allowed by his organiz.alion to undertake
an abortion until she has been made fully
aware of the implications of the pro-
cedutt.
EDUCATION FOU.OWS
Post-abortion measures, tie 11aid, ln·
elude education on birth control methods Md assisting the patlent to i;elect I.he
type of contraceptive procedure best
suited to her physical and emotional
needs.
That !ducallon should be provided at
all age levels, he sald. and he deplored
the cutting or absence or sex education
prngrama from schools.
"The1 1tlready know whit we think
tl'oey don't know." he said. "'Ille •Im or
lhoee of u.• who urge such programa Is to
clear up the: mbconctpUon• In a frank
and hone.st manner ...
• .
represtnil on1y 1.8 percent or the total
contaminants enterlng the atmotphere
from all mrces in this county on •
gmoggy day, Fitchen continued.
He then rtferred to daily •rnoc
readings printed In the Los Angeles
Times, noting a wide difference in the
levels of oione In various .sections of the
Los Angeles Air Basin includin& Orana:e
County.
rorecut for the Pomona area or the mo :
tire South Cea.rt Alr Basin, lncludJn&' :
•·Jt 11 obvious that any appllcaUon or
tile ruverside plan lo shut down sUI·
Uonary IOW'cea here would have but an
lnsignficant effect on pollutant levels at
any point in Riverside County.
Ttie smog officer went on to charge
that to achieve what Riverside has sug-
gested ia unrealisilc because all 800,000
cars and trucks in Orange County would
have lo stoP running to reduce 94. percent
of all conUmanants in the county.
''The only practical way to eliminate
smog is to control emissions from
vehicles, not stop them," Fite hen con-
1.ineued. "Blowing horns or ringing bells
will nol remove air pollution."
Fitchen also listed peak ozone readinp
for Sept. 10, 1969 as offered by a con-.
suiting meteorologist at the Public
Utililles Commission hearing early this
year on the Huntington Beach Edison
plant expansion .
They showed that Anaheim had a .17
reading that day, Riverside .t4, San
Bernardino .2?, Azusa .39, Pomona, .t3
and downtown Los Angeles, .17.
"Based on these readings," Fitcben ex-
plained, "under the Riverside plan a
di.saster condition would have been
Orange County.
"Did a dlsa,uir condition really exist?" '
he queried. Would stopping •U the ;
venicles In downtown l.i>3 Angeles and In
Orange County have helped the diuster
condition in Pomona?"
Fitctien concluded by 88king the '
aupervbors to strongly oppose action to
accepf the Riverside plan when they at.
tend a to.county regional meeUng of •
supervbors at Mammmoth Lake starting ·
next Wedn~ay.
"If you should support such a program
you could be adopting a plan that would
be impossible to enforce and which could
represent a giant step backward in smog
control," Fitchen charged.
Thai ·Pullouts Discussed
Agnew, Kittikachorn Study Vietnam Timetable
BANGKOK (UPI) -Vic. President
Spiro T. Agnew and Premier Thanom
Kittikachom today discussed the pullout
of 12,000 thai troops from South Vietnam
and possibly of more mililary aid lo
Thailand.
Agnew, on the final atop of his Asian
tour. was spending most of the day with
KIU\kacbom, including a working lunch,
at I.he ornate former palace now used as
government house. The Vice President,
who visited South Korea. Nationalist
China, South Vietnam and Cambodia be-
fore arriving here late Friday, returns to
the United States Sunday to report to
President Nixon on his trip.
Two main is~. shaped up for today's
discussions. Th were :
-The withdraws o 12,000 Thai trooJ>!t
from South Vietnam. Kittikachorn said
Thursday tbe government wants to de-
ploy those forees to protect its own bor-
ders with Cambodia and Laos. He said
then he would discuss the withdrawal
timetable with Agnew. The St.ate Depart-
ment in Washington said Friday it has
advised Thailand It has "no objection"
to withdrawal or the troops.
-fl.1ilitary aid to Thailand. Agnew told
newsmen earlier on his Asian tour he
expected to be sharply questioned con·
ccrning U.S. intentions to financially un-
derwrite any Thai operations on Cambo-
dla 's behalf. It is known Thai officials are
concerned about the effect of a bill pas~
ed by the U.S. Senale forbidding Amcri·
can funds to be used to underwrite any
t.hird-natkin operations In Cambodia or
Laos.
Agnew told newsmen earlier he does
not believe the legislation will be passed
int() law in its present form. He said ~
House repruen\ativea would amend tt or
pass lls own version, which in the Jonf
run would make the legislation less de-
finlte.
However, Thai officials have made it
clear they do not appreclate congresslon·
al uncertainties and Thanem wants to
know exactly what the Ni1on adminis-
tration plans to do.
Also on the agenda Wa.'l the dlscussSon
of possible withdrawal of about 8,000 Am·
erican soldjers from Thailand due to the
planned partial closure of American op·
erations at the Royal Thai Air Force Base
at Takhli , where some American jets
are staUoned.
Baron Bicl1 Bid Balloons
Into Big Boating Botch
By ALMON LQCl{ABEV
0.llJ Pli.t .. w\1111 •ti .. r
NEWPORT, R.I. -Kerplunk, Friday
went the $2 million, three-year dream or
Baron Marcel Bich, French ballpoint pew
magnate, to have La Belle France be an
America's Cup challe11ger.
The Baron hlmselr was at the helm of
France when she went down to the most
humiliating defeat in modern America'•
Cup history.
There literally was no secoRd.
France abandoned the race at 6:15 p.m.
38 minutes after Australi's Gretel Il had
crossl!d the finish line in thick fog.
l l was the v.•orst defeat since Gre<it
Britain's Sovereign was beaten in an ac·
tua\ America's Cup race by Constellation
lo the Lune of 20 minutes and 14 seconds
io 1064.
Heavy fog reduced visibility to less
than one half mile midway in the race.
Only explanation for France'• h111e
deficit at. the fota"th mark waa: that her
navigator railed to fetch the mark.
Up to that time the difference had been
fairly respectable despite the fact that
France was a full minute behiM
Australia's Gretel in crossing the starting
line. Gretel led at 'lbe first mark by four
mJnuta and 17 seconds, five minutes and
28 seconds at the second mark and four
minutes and 44. seconds at the end of
triangle.
At the fourth mark. Gretel was leading
by an incredible 24 minutes and 15
seconds and at the fifth mark by 23
minutes and 50 seeondi.
The victory makes Australia the
challenger [or the second consecuUve
time and the third time since 1962.
ln the 1967 challenge, the Australian
Dame Pattie was soundly defeated by
Intrepid in four straight racea.
Alt.bough the American defense con-
tenders did not race today it appears I.hat
Intrepid will again be the boat the
Australians have lo beat as she la leading
In tl\6 .. \ectl<>. lrlala .by • 'l'O'•,ol lour t6 oM aaalnst ValianL
~ummer CJJaqd Coqcctls
MONDAY EVENINGS UNDER THE STARS
ON THE MALL AT FASHION ISLAND
FINAL CONCERT MONDAY NIGHT, 9 P.M.
HENRY BRANDON CONDUCTING THE
FASHIO N ISLAND BIG BRASS BAND
AUGUST 31 PROGRAM-9 P.M.
Fashion Island Ove rture Brandon
Pan, th e Piper Kleinsinger
Slrike Up th e Band Gershwin
Broadway Melodies Cavacas ' Bugle CaU Rag Rader Arrangement
Mame Hi-lites Herman
lnvercarg ill Lithgow
Midnight in Moscow Matusousky
Col, Bogey Alford
Ritual Fire Dance De Falla
Musicians' Stri ke Fa hrbach
Sponsored by The Irvine Company and F'a!hfon Island Merchants Assodation '"
cooperation wfth the Recording Industries Tru5l fund.
Free Family Night Movies
Friday, Sept. 4th , 8:30 p.m.
FASHION J -181:.AND
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Pulpit and Pew Roman Catliolics
Have New Bible
~ L1t~tr11
OotU (L.C.A.) 911S Hamllton
St (Hamilton 11 Brookhurst)
1echedule1 mornlng worship at
10:30 1.m. Arthur R. Tingley,
put.or. wUl speak on : "11le
Dimension o I Gratitude."
Nursery care and summer
Sunday aehool for grades
are at 10:30 a.m. Grades three
and above join lbe1r parenb.at
IO:IO -.!lip.
O!'I Sunday, at Commwdty
United ltfethedist t'hureb, the
Rev. Charles L. Rose will be
relurning to the pulpll follow-
ing his vacation. The li t.le of
his sermon will be "Grace."
\\'orshlp services are held at 9
and 1,0:30 a.m. with church
!!Choo! classes and nu rsery
care for the very yonug duri ng
the same hours.
On Sunday the Rev . Dr.
Henry Gerhard , minister of
the Cburcb of Rellglou1
Sclnce, 20061 Laguna Canyon
&ad, Laguna Beach, will
1peak on "Human Relalions"
at the 9 and 11 a.m. service.
Qualified teachers are in
charge o£ children r r c m
baby hood through high school
during the early service cnly.
The Chuch cf Rellgicus Sci-
ence ill sponsoring Thursday
lectures at 10 a.m. in Leisure
\Vorld Clubhcuse Two Thest!
lectures are free of charge
Ind -to Ille publl<.
The Rev. Willis J . Loar,
pastor ot the First llipti1t
Church of Rantln&t.on Beach,
returns to the pulpit aft.er his
vacation. Rev. Loar will bring
his messaeg "Life Can Be
Dangerous" lo the 11 •·\11·
worship service at Ith and
Orange. There i1 only one
worship service for First Bap-
tist during the month of
Ausust. On Sept. fi , we will
resume our regul1r t w o
worship serviees at 1:30 and
II a.m. Church school ts held
a l 9:30 a .m.
The Mesa Verde United
P.1etllodllt Clmrcli, J701 Baker
Street, Costa Mesa, wUI ha ve
two Sunday morning worship
services at 9 and 10:30 a.m.
Guest speaker will be Rev.
Edward G. Reitz who ha• been
chaplain at Hoag Memorial
Hospital since 1964. Church
school classes are at lhe 9
a.m. service only.
Lutlttran Cbu.rcll Of tlte
Master, 2900 Paeilic View
Drive, Corona de! Mar, offers
two hours of worship at 9 and
11 a.m. Dr. Y.'m. R. Eller will
deliver the message ''Some
Forget."
"HOON to Demonstrate a
Church" is the lecture topic
tht Rtv. C.00 'nlampoon wUI
elaboi'ate UPon Sunday, II the
10 :45 a.m. terVke of llD-
Uqloo ll<acl Uolted CUr9
ol R.nPoa& -· UO Tenth St. (W0111111'1 Club). """
c1..,.. are bo!q oller,<1 by
Rev. Thompson on SUnday
tvenlnl al I p.m. thr..,gh
Sept IS. For further church
Wormation pbone IC-11'10.
Thtrt: wUl be a rummage
sale open to the public
sponsored by the Eplll<Opal
Churchwomen at the Parish
Hall of SL WiUrid's Eplacopal
Church, Chapt.l Lane •l Ellis
Avenue, HunUngtOn Beach, on
WedneJday and Thur1day
from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Religious S c b o o l
Amphitheater will be the set-
ting for Friday e v e n I a I
servkea 1t Tflllple .Bdll
Sbotom of Santa Ana, l~t
Tustin Ave., on Friday at 7:30
p.m. The entire family ls In-
vited to attend thla annual
Sabbalh dedlc:aled to !he
Union of Ainerican Hebrew
Congregation's summer Camp
for LlVinC Judaism ln
Saratoga, Calif. Temple youlh
who attended Camp Sw1g w1l1
assist Rabbi Robt.rt Bergma.n
and Cantor David Btn-Venlste
In conducting SI b b 1 I h
services. During the COUrl6 cf
this 'service under the: ltln,'
LHUe lllld!onc 1 .... 1. dluch-
ltr of Dr. Leonlnl rar .. ~ 1nd
Glen Beln<r, ton of Dr. llld
Mra. Robert lltlncr. w111 b<
consecrated on UM eve of thelr
respective Bat ind B 1 r
MJIJVlb. -Holy Communlo0 .. 1u bo
c:eltbr>IA!d 11 the 7,IO 1.m.
oervlco 11 Ill. Job ,.. DlvtDe
J:~ a.om, ao4I Orange
Ave., Cotta Meu. At 1:30
a.m. tbtrt "111 bt: a morn.Ing
pr1yer service wJth Llt.lny.
Speelal Week Guest Talk
salvation Army Inter· James Dillet Freeman,
national Chief of Stall poet. author and lec-
Amold Brown will be turer will be the fea· tured speaker for the special guest as the ninth anniversary ban-
group begins a \\•eek of quet of the Newpo rt
p e r so n a I encounter Unity Church Sept. 13. On Sunday. Dr. Charles H. Monday through Sept. He will address the con·
Dierenfield wlll preach a 6. He will speak at a gregatlon of the church
On Sun . Dr. Charles H. Salvationist FeUowship at the 10 a .m. service
Dierenneld wlll preach a diMer at 7 p.m. Thurs-in the Senior Citizens
sermon entitled "Sunnower5!" day in the Long Beach Bulldin.(. 15th and Jr-
at the 8, 9:30 and It a.m. Lafayette Hotel. He will vine Ave., Newport
services at St. Andrew 's also attend a series of Beach will be the spec-
Pmb,.,.rll• Clt.,ciJ, !00 St. meetinR• to l>e held in ial RUest at the 7 p.m.
Andrews Road, N 1 w P 0 rt the Long Beach Muni-Newporter Inn banquet Beach. Follo1'tng each or the · al d"I ·
services, deacons wtll conduct _c_•:..P_A..;...u_i_on'--um'--.---__ th_a_t_e_v_e_n_in~g~·----
a tour of the church grounds
and facilities.
The congregation of St. Church Dedication Set
WAS JUNG TON (UPI) -
E n I llsb-1peaklng Catholic:!
will get a new translation of
the Bible nut month to
replace the archaic Douay
version which they have used
for 221> yean, It was an-
nounctd this week.
The modem translation, on
which a team of scholars
labored for 2:5 years, will be
published Sept. .30 under the
name "New American Bible."
Unlike the old Douay Bible,
which "'as a translation of a
translation baaed on the I~.;
year-old Latin vulgate, the
New American Bible was
translated dlrtttly from the
original biblical languages -
Hebrew, Greet and Aramaic.
Paul'• Ludseran Cburrb, •29
C)'presa Drivt, Laguna Beach,
has planned an lnfonnal din-
ner and fellowship eveain1 for
this SUnday eve.run,, to enable
memben and friends from the
parish and community to get
acquainted· with thtlr new
The Rev. Steven Hartdegen,
coordlnat.w of the editorial
board, said the translators
made use of modern
a r c haeologlcal discnveries,
such as tht: dead sea scrolls,
which provide a much better
insight into tht: original mean-
Shepard of the Hiils United with Bishop Gerald Kennedy ing of the biblical texts.
?ilelhodlst Church located at as the quest pre1cher, ably "This Is a faithful aOO ac-
25001 Muirlands Boulevard (at assis ted by District Superin-curate lr&Mlatioo for 20th
La Paz) Mbslon Viei' 0 is plan-tendant William H. Hobbs of century man," ht told a news
the Santa Ana District. conference. "It was a
!Ste PULPIT, P1go 5)
ing Its dtdlcallon service Sun--In order to accommodate the monumental task.''
day •t 10:30 a.m. overflow attendance there will Of the 50 acholan (including
There will only be ooe ser-provided in· several of the four Protestants) who worked
vice will only be one aen-lce class rooms and out~f-doon. without pay.on the translation,
ti died btlore ,..;., the pro.
ject comple ted. The l1test
death, last Friday night, was
that of Rev. Louls H1rtman,
professor or semitic Jancuages
at Catholic Unverslty, who
had been scheduled to appear
at 1t1onday'1 ney,•s conference.
The New American Bible
was produced under official •
spomorship of the Bishops'
Comm.ill.et of t h e Con-
fraternity or Christian Doc--
trine, an agency of the U.S.
Roman Catholic hierarchy.
Sections of It already are
being used in the new Jec-
lionary for the mass. Fr.
Hartdegen predicted it wiU
supplant all other modem
translations for eeneral use b)'
Catholics in EngliJh-speaking
countries.
Before the New American
Bible became available, many
E n g lish·speaking Catholics
were using such Protestant-
sponsored translations as the
Revised Standard Version and
the New English Bible.
Twel ve publishers have bun
licensed to bring out editions
of the New American Bible,
beginning Sept. 30.
Review copies were not
made available at tht: news
conference, so no comparisons
could be made with WsUng
t.rarulatlons.
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,_, O.. ~us\. 29, 1970 DAIL V PILOT S
Pulpit and Pew Adopiion •Makes Sense~
(Continued rrom Pap 'I
pastor ud b1s wife. The din-
ner, which is pot.luck. style,
will begin at 6 p.m. The Rev.
and Mrs. Roy Gesch came
recently from Whittler. Pastoc
Gesch announces that the
theme. for th.ls S u n d a y ' s
sermon at St. Paul's Lutheran
Church ts "Stumbling Block or
Stepping Stone?" 'l'he Sunday
service is at 10 a.m.
"The Thirst for God" ts the
title of the sermon to be given
by Dr. Ray C. Gery al Christ
Cburcb by the Sea United
J\.fetbodist located at 1400 W.
Balboa Blvd .• Newport Beach.
The worship hour is 9:30 a.m.,
with church school at the
same hour.
As hls sermon title at
Newport Harbor L u l b e r a n
Cburcb, 798 Dover D'rive,
Newport Beach, for both the 8
and 10:30 a.m. services SLm·
day, Pastor James Blain has
chosen, "Is Christinaity for
Emergencies? -Only?"
''On Setting Lile to Music''
is the sermon subject at
Jfarbor Christian C h u r c h ,
Dlsclple1 of Christ, meeting
each Sunday at H a r p e r
Elementary School, 425 E.
18th St ., Costa Mesa. Worship
service is at 9:45 a.m.
"An Old Man's Last Words"
will be the sermon topic of the
Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at The
Presbyterian Church of the.
Covenant, 2850 Fair v i e w
Road, Costa J\.tesa. An in-
formal worship service will be
held at 8 a.m.; the traditional
v.·orship service will be held at
9:30 a.m.
A new singing group who
call themselves the Harvest
Flights will sing Sunday mom·
ing at the First Bapllst
Church of Newport, 2501 Cliff
Drive. Pastor Emery Collins
will bring the morning se rmon
at 11 a.m. and the Harvest
Flights will sing "How Great
Thou Art." At 7 p.m. the new
singing group will sing several
songs and give perscnal
t.estlmonies as to what Christ
hai done for them. Following
the songs and testimonies the
pastor will bring a brief gospel
message.
The sermon subject for Sun-
day, August 30, will be entitled
"Disciples." It will b e
presented by Dr. Philip G.
Murray at Corona del Mar
Comma .a tty Chu r ch,
Congregational, 611 Heliotrope
Ave. Church wonhip is at 10
a.m. with child care provided.
Summer church school is al$0
at 10, This is the last Sunday
for Summer church school un-
til September 20, at whicli
lime thtte will be registration
for the upcoming church
school year.
On Friday night, Harbor
Reform Temple will hold tht!
first family service of the
year. This special service
directed toward the. young is
always well received and will
begin at 7:30 p.m. and will be
held at St. James Episcopal
Church, 3205 Via L i do 1
Newport Beach.
The lesson-sermon to be
heard in all Christian Science -
churches Sunday is "Jesus 1
Christ." Area churches and
service times include: First
Church of Christ, Scientist,
2880 Mesa Verde Drive, Costa
Mesa. 11 a.m.: First Church
of Christ, Scientists, 8th and
Olive St., Huntington Beach, 1 9:30 and 11 a.m.: First Church
of Christ,. Scientist. 33U3 Via
Lido, Newport Beach , 9: 15 and
11 a.m.; Second Church of
Christ, Scientist. 3100 Pacific
View Drive, Corona de! Mar,
10 a.m.
Dr. Ga(y Herbertson, new
minister of the Laguna Beach
United Methodist Church, -
21632 Wesley Drive, South
Laguna, will present the four·
teen students who traveled to
South America on a goodwill
tour, Sunday at the 11 a.m.
worship hour.
The Servite Fathers and
Brothul of Servile High
School, 1952 W. La Palma
Ave.., Anaheim, will celegrate
the ctnte.nnlal ot the arrival ot
the first Servltes in America..
The celebration will be held
Saturday, Sept. 12 at S p.m. A
CMcelebrated Mass, officiated
by James Francis Cardinal
Mcintyre will be held in the
gymnasium and a buffet wUI
follow.
Mr. John Smith, a lay
minister, will speak of "The
Greatest Personality in the
Bible" during the 10 a.m.
worship service of Plymouth
Congregational Church o f
Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad
St., Newport Beach. Sunday
school is held at the sall\e
bow-.
The Cburth of Latter-day
Saints Buslnes1men's Associa-
Uon of Orange County will
hold its monthly meeting Wed-
nesday at the Saddleback Inn,
1660 East First Street, Santa
Ana, from noon to 1:30 p.m.
They will hear a talk oft the
pre-history of Orange County
by Wade Miller.
Rabbi Garson Goodman of
Temple Sharon, 617 W.
Hamilton St., Costa Mesa. will
C06ta Mesa, will lead regular
services Friday evening at
8:15. His sermon will be en-
titled "Beginning the New
Life."
' Services will be held al 10
a.m. for the Newport Unity
Church, which meets each
Sunday in the Senior Citiz.ens
Building, 15th and Irvine Ave.,
Newport Beach. This Sunday,
the Rev. Loren Dale Flicking-
er will speak on "Forming
the Formless."
At the 9 and 10:30 a.m.
worship services of the Cen-
tral Bible Church, 190 23rd St,
Costa Mesa, Pastor Fred
Morse will be the speaker. Mr.
Tadao Hara, who converted
from Buddhism after service
in World War II as a
Kamikaze pilot, will give his
testimony at the 7 p.m.
service.
Church Head
Leaves Post
On Board
The Christian Science Board
of Directors in Boston, Mass.,
announced thal Inman H.
Douglass will retir~ from the
Board Oct. 1 and will be suc-
ceeded by DeWitt John of
Boston.
Mr. Douglass has, for twen-
ty years, served the Church in
various important capacities.
He has been Committee on
Publication for Texas, and
later as Manage r in
Washington, D.C., as a·
member of the Board of Lec-
tureship. and as a Direct6r of
The Mother Church. ~le is
Method R elieves Press ures of Overpopulation
By LOUIS CASSW
UPI lellt"' Wtfttf
Adoption has long been regarded as a means whereby
1nfertlle couples can satisly their yearning ror chilyren.
It iltill fuUills that role admirably. But there Is a grow·
Ing realliation among thoughtful people that adoption also
makes sense for couples who already have one or mo.re
children of their own.
By adcptlng a baby instead of having one, a husband
and wlfe can expand their family without any guilt feel·
ings about adding to population pressure.
This Is an important consideration to many people who
believe that a sharply reduced birth rate is essential to
any Jong range plan for solving urban problems and curb-
ing the !arming deterioration ol the natural environment.
Some argue that every couple has a moral duty to help
achieve a zero growth rate In poJ!ulation by limiting lhem-
selves to a maximum of two offspring.
But a couple who have -two children can adopt another,
or several more, without the slightest effect on the birth
rate. They're not bringing new lives into a crowded world.
They're simply providing homes for children already born.
Thus. they relieve two urgent social problems at once.
'l'l)ey help curb population grc;iwth, and they also provide
the nurture of a loving family environment for children
who might otherwise wind up in the cold and crippling at·
mosphere of an lnsUtution.
Some years ago, the demand for adopUve children ex·
ceeded the supply, and most adoption agencies had long
waiting lists of would-be parents. But that is no )Oliger
the case. A sharp rise in births out o( wedlocks and a grow-
ing number of broken homes have combined to produce a
sad situation in which many adoption agencies are unable
to find en~h homes for all the children who need to be
placed.
There Is a partlcalarly acute shortage of adoptive par•
ents for black and racially mixed children. Of 19$,000 blac.t
children born out ,ot wedlock last year, the U.S. Depart·
ment or He,.Jth, Education and Welfare estlmalf!:, about
30 have no hope of finding a permanent home .
Some young couples -a remarkable number, consld·
ering the psychologJcal and cultural obstacle1 involved -
are responding to this human tragedy by inter-racial adop-
tions. A survey by Charles Olds of the Boys and Girls Aid
Society or Portland, Ore., indicates that nearly 2,000 child·
ren of black ancestry were adopted by white families last
year. A few years ago, interracial adoptions were so rare
they were counted in tens rather than thousands.
Author Sidney Callahan, a Roman Catholic mother ol
six children, sees spiritual as well as social values in the
new movement to "have some and adopt some."
"It marks a new understanding of family and of the
true lmportanct of chilitren," she writes in the August is--
sue of U.S. Cathollc.Jubliee Magazine., "With adoption, the
parental arge ls purified to a certain extent. The desire lo
reproduce one's own image is sublimated. The old biologi·
cal urge to carry oo blood lines is erased from family life.
It is the beginning of an understanding that the child is
valuable for its own sake, not as the parent's progeny.
"The tendency to have children from pride and in or--
der to satisfy our own needs can now give way to a more
completely generoos motive. Parenthood can bt seen as
the non-blologlcal creative human endeavor that it ls .• ,
"As Ch ristians we are nowhere in the New Testament
enjoined to have. childbirth, but to accept and value chil-
dren. Conception and childbirth are glorious experience!
-but so is the adoption of Jove, which creates a family
just as surely."
retiring to devote full time to •------------;==================================::!
the teaching and practice of
Christian Science in Dallas.
Mr. John is a native of
Arizona: he graduated from
The Principia College. Elsah,
Illinois. in 1936. He hol ds an
MA degree in political science
from the University o l
Chicago and an MA in
journalism from Columbia
University. He is the author of
a book, "The Christian Science
Way of Life," published joint-
ly with "A Christian Scientist's
Life ," by Erwin D. Canham,
in 1962.
Mr. John has been Editor of
The Christian Science Monitor
since May, 1964.
Pastor Sets
Abortion
Missionary
Slates Talk
For Mesans
Describing his work
Brazil for the past 12 years
will be the Rev. Ted Adams,
guest speaker for the 7 p.m.
service tomorrow of the Costa
Mesa Foursquare Church.
The church is located at 1734
Orange Ave., Cost.a Mesa.
Pastor is the Rev. Wes ley W.
Murrin.
Noted Musician
Sets Workshop
Parents Get Guides Protest
Sacred music composer
Ra lph Carmichael, assisted by
Jack Coleman, well-known
Orange County composer and
educator, will conduct a
sacred music workshop on
September 12 in Anaheim.
~ The pastor of St. Barbara's
Roman Catholic church in
Santa Ana, the Rev. Michael
Collins, will publicly show his Approach Important if Child on Drugs
observed, but added that d i s a g r e e m e n t with the
"young people tend to identify Democratic party's official
with such performers and the position on abortion Sunday.
message of the experience of Father Collins will leave his
psychoactive drugs c 0 lf1 e s Pulpit at the conclusion or lhe
Sponsored by The Scripture
House of Anaheim and Santa
Ana. the workshop will be held
at Melodyland Ch r istian
Center, 10 Freedman Way,
across the street f r 0 m
Disneyland beginning at 10
a.m. and continuing until 3
By GEORGE W. CORNEU.
AP lt•lltlell Wrltw
If you discover your son or
daughter is using drugs, don't
turn the youngster over to
police or go into a rage and
order him out of the house.
"Keep your cool and don't
panic."
These tips were offered al a
conference on the drug crisis
and the church at Glorieta
Baptist Assembly g r o u n d s
near Santa Fe, N.~1.. last
week, sponsored by the
Southern Baptist Christian
Life Commission.
Instead of calling the police,
a parent who learns his child
is using drugs should call a
physician and seek his advice
and help, said the Rev. Dr.
Henlee H. Barnette, a pnr
fessor of Christian ethics.
Usually, he said. a physician
will be sympathetic and know
v•hat further steps to take for
rehabilitation.
He said turning a youngster
over kl police could be one o(
the most dama'ging things a
parent can do. and might turn
the youth permanently against
his parents and result in his
expulsion rrom school and im-
prisonment.
Prison could mean a
''postgraudate course in real
crime," the professor added.
Dr. Barnette, of Louisville's
Southern Baptist Theolo~ica\
Seminary, said one of th'! first
things a parent should do is to
talk openly with• th e1,.r
youngster about his problem
-and to listen, as well as
give advice. "The victim of
drugs needs to be heard rather
than harangued and harass-
ed." he said.
"Scare tactics·• to try
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frighten children oU drugs
won't work , he added, saying
it would only cause them to
"turn a deaf ear" because
they usually know more about
drug effects than the parents.
Such tactics, he sa.id, simply
cause "further alienation."
9:30 ~1ass (approximately IO through loud and clear." a.m.) and walk to the door of
Motivations for drug usage his church and change· his
lf lhe yoWtgster has become
a pusher -a drug peddler -
and won't voluntarily seek
help, the parents may have to
notify authorities, he said, ad-
among the young are many, political registartion f r o ml ja;;;idi;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiOijjiiiiiiii~
he said, including : Democrat to Republican. I'
A desire to escape from He will also ask his t.y0~g~1~!L~1tv~~~HT~i~:
p.m.
reality, a low self-image, a parishioners to re-register as ' orlN TO THI PUILIC
search for self-identity or a means of publicly expressing $5
religious experience, a sense t h e. i r opPosition to the trllCI "'
of meaninglessness, a desire Democratic Party's recently 1',. •-:~~';:•:».!!:'"' AH• ding :
'\If he is a junky and will not
seek help, about the only thing
parents can do is to kick him
out." Dr. Barnette said that
for parents to continue to sup.
port a pusher would merely
feed his habit, which would get
for thrills, rebellion against adopted policy on abortion. ,.. DEALE1ts WANTED '""
parents or just plain curiosity. loi.iiiiliiiiiliiiiiiiiP';;;;!'Yp;iJ1n~~li;----'-==1
Among sociological forces ~ t
bigger.
It would "keep him an in-
fant , a baby, and this is what
he wants. He must give up
drugs, or leave.·• But Dr.
Barnette said before taking
such drastic action, every ef-
fort should be made to get the
youngster into a hospital or
rehabilitation program.
Dr. Barnette contended that
much of the drug culture in
America has geen popularized
by rock musicians, and that
young people tend to take such
musicians as models o f
behavior.
Rock songs are filled with
references to drugs, he said,
such as the Beatles' song, "I
Get High With a Little Help I
from My Friends" a n d
"Crystal Ship," recorded by
tile · Doors, which refers to
drugs supplied in w h i t e
crystals such as methedrine.
~ether the s o n g s en-
courage drug usage i s
leading to drug use. he cited
such facto rs as inadequate
family relations, peer group
pressures, mass media, rock
music, and oppressive social
conditions.
Youngsters "often feel the
system cannot be changed to
conform to their ideals, so
some seek to escape through
drugs." he said.
He said the church, in order
to deal effectively with the
drug problem. must develop
special ministries within the
drug culture and a 'fellowship
of sharing" to help the addict
break the chemical walls
separating him from others.
He added:
"Wherever men stand In
need of help and healing, this
is where the church is to be."
CHILDREN
LIKE
UNCLE LEN
debatable. Dr. Barnette iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
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Costa Mtsa policeman an earlttmomfng patrol nottd this theater-window dtc·
oration and suggtsttd charge• be filed for tuing the flag ai an advertUement.
Nothing ~ of it.
ITS USES:
By DA YID SMOTHERS
UPI Sealor Editor
Arthur Go1dberg, who has been many
things and ill currenUy Democratic can-
ctidate for governor of New York, took his
campaign entourage on a biking trip into
the Adirondack Mountains thiJ moo.th ud
was moved to make a confession.
It seems that, back in 1931, Goldberg
and his new bride toot a honeymoon hike
Jn the same mooat&lm. 'Ibey had hoped
lo find shelter in a f(ll'!St ranger's cabin.
But, when they racbed it, the ranger was
gone and the cabin WM locked.
Night WU conilJw on. The. fulure
Secretary of X.bcf, Aliociale Justice of
the Supreme c:ourt., 1nd U .S. Ambasaador
to the Uriited Nations climbed with his
wire to the ranaer's oblervaUon tower.
which was_ open.
"I have to be honest about It,''
·Goldberg now admits, "and the statute of
limitalions has run out. But the only
cover we could find was the American
flag and we used It.
"I guess today we'~ be arreated.'1
GOLDBERG couJd be rlghl This year,
the old dare of the fiac of the American
Revolution. "Don'l Tread on Me," carries
a renewed threal of arrest and pros--
ecuUon.
In a lime of mounUng internal tension.!,
the flag teem1 dearer to ma.'ly than ever
be.fore; ud the cost o{ trifling with it in
the cause of protest has become dearer,
loo.
A Dailu court gave Gary Allen Deeds,
19, a four.year sentence for burning what .
he 11.ld was a replica o{ the flag in a
peace demonstraUon.
Al Manteo, N.C., two teen-agers from
BaJUmore were sentenced to maximum
30-day term.a for spreading a flag in front
of their tent in such a man11er that
persons entering or leaving could walk on
it. Judge Fentress T. Homer said, "I
wish 1 could give you more •.• il you're
not utisfied with our country go to
Ruaala or aome other Communist coon·
try."
In Cleveland, Judge Walter WhiUatch
ruled that a lS...ye1r-old who wore an
American nae on the seat of his pa1ts
wu a delinquent, tubject to possible
i;entenclna to a juvenile detention home.
Told the llT<ll tool< place .alter other
teen.a1n but ind kicked the youth,
WbltJatch commented, "Some peo-ple feel '° llronlJly about any contempt !or the
Oq that they thlllk oUenden ought to be
&bot."
MUNJCIPAL COURT Judge William A.
Graham of Saa Diego 11entenced' Thomas
Edward Harmon, 21, to 1dx months for
weartnc a portJoo of the Dag sewn to one
of the re:1r pocbta of his pants. Graham
recommended that the sentence be serv·
«I on a road camp.
Delplte such penalUes, It would seem
Saturday, AUillll 211, 1970
111• Comm1111 Pago of the
Dally Pilot seek• 14 lnlorm and 1Umu!Jlle readen by
pmenUllg a variety of com·
mentary on toplc1 of lnttr-
est and 1lgntllcance from
informed observers a n d
1poke1men.
Robert N. WHCI, Publl•her •
at times that the nag serves almost aa a
catnip to protest.
While those who support the nallon'a
policies proudly display lhe flag or it!'I
replica in lapel pins, car decall, ad·
vertlsements and even clothing, those
who do not hold these vie~s ha ve burned
the flag, flown It upside down, sewn it to
the rear ends of their clothing, wrapped
themselves in it, worn it, slept <11. il and
ll.Dder 11, decorated their homes with it,
spit on it, stomped on it, blown their
noses on it, altered It, defaced it -
degraded it, sometimes, but at . other
times seeming to flaunt it as a sign of
their own identity and defiance.
Prosecutors have gone back through
the law books to find stntutes to deal with
such abuses of the respect traditionally
deemed due the nation·s banner. Some or
those laws arc now bei•g challenged as
infringements upon the ri ght o( free
11peedt And questions are being raised as
to whether such laws, if they are valid,
are being applied equally lo all
Americans.
MOST OF THE LAWS under which
these 0Uense1 .have been prosecuted
follow the lead of the Federal Flag Code
enacted by Congress In 1942. Amo•g ils
provisions are that "the flag should never
be displayed with the Union down save a11
a signal of dirt distress •• , should never
have placed upon It ..• or atlached to it
any mark, insignia, letter. word, figure,
design picture or drawing of any natur~
•.. should never be used for advertising
purposes ln any manft er what.soever .••
or used as any portion of a costume."
The terins seem explicit and are
generally l'lccepted by pat r Io ti c
Americans, I lowever : -Shortly after Deeds was sentenced in
Dallas, a complaint was brought again st
a Dallas bank charging it uaed a flag in
its "ewspaper adverU&ements. Although
Article 148 of the Texas penal code
1pecifically prohibit.a such use, lhe crand
jury did .. t indicL
-At about Ute Orne a Marine home on
]eave was arrested and fined In Bo!Je,
Jdaho, for dl!playing a "peacestix" - a
peace symbol lmpooed on a background
ol atan and stripes -It was painted out
that a local television guide p&ctured a
comic character, Mr. Magoo, and Uncle
Sam standing on 11 flag . No action was
take11.
-In Albany, N.Y., a dcpartmcnl store
dlsplayed a 1narmequin of a barbecue
chef wcatln& a. striped apron aod starred
Co1111nent Page
Newport &ach Poli(e Sgt. Wally Kerr dbplat1s flag used aa curtain by 22·ytar·
otd man who ended with up with $380 fim. He'd cut it in thret piece1, ftown
it in apartment wi'ndow.
Th• flag of the United Stites, its n•tion'1 symbol, has Mcom• •n.
object of controversy. Those who support the n.tion's policies display it
on lapel pins, car decals, in advertisement1, even in clothing. Those who
do not support these policies have used the flag both •• •n object and
symbol of protest. Some of them have been 1rrested and jailed. United
Press International reporters checked the '-gal controver1ie1 over the
UH of the fl .. and it1 curr9nt role In politic.I dl11ent. Thia 11 thtir report.
Early thil t,iear, Costa Me sa police cars wert decorated port and starboard
with flag decal& on the front fenders. So far, no complaints, numerou.r words
of approval.
Some Go to lail, Some Don't as Old Glory Shows Vp as a Curtain,
Shirt, Beach Towel, Vest, Pants Pocket and Auto Seat Cover
gloves. Little girls ln flag costumes rode
a float in the centennial parade in the
Schenectady, N.Y., suburb or Rotterdam.
No complainls.
-A coed at the University of Ulah was
charged with misdemes.nor for weari•g a
Oa1 as a vest. But AssistuL Sall Lake
County' Attorney Paul Vandam dropped
the charge. He said, "It may be a hlpple-
type way of doing it, but' she was wearing
the !Ilg in her own patriotic manner.
FOR THE SAME .reason, if not
.UO.:lher iD the samt~anner, officers .
in many parts of the lry have taken
to leWial miniature g.s 011 the
sholllders of. their shirts. Construction
workers deoorat.e their h1rd hats with
flag decals. A Teamsters local in New
York City has been on strike since July
31 protesting a policy of the United
Parcel Service (upheld by an arbitrator
and a federal judge) against the wearing
of any unauthorir.ed iasignia, iJCludlng
f11g replicas, on their uniforms.
When New York police Patrolman
Patrick Dolan reported for duty in the
Bronx wearing a flag pin over his shield,
he wu at first threatened with
suspension. He won his battle and receiv-
ed· 1 personal letler af congratulations
from President Nixon : "Now New YCM"k's
fhlesl have another proud badge to
wear."
Most Americans of. tolerant mind mighl
be inclined to shrug off, even to sym.
pathize witD, such insLances, although
some of those cited might fall technically
on Ille wrong side of the law. After all,
under strict interpretation, Uncle Sam
could get himsell jailed dressing the way
he does.
BUT THERE are those, not all of them
friends of prolest, who fear a double
standard is being applied in t.he enrorce·
ment of the laws: even; that the laws
pul on the books In limes of greater
national unity might not now stand t.he
test of a constitutional challenge,
The American Civil Ubert.les Uaion
(ACLU) could be expected to be one. of
these. Its lawyers are standard defenders
of those accused of desecrating the nag.
So it is. Craig Pinku.s, executive direc-
tor of the ACLU in Indiana, said, "One or
the most frequent kinds of harassment is
that in which a motorcy::list wearing a
flag o• his jacket is stopped by a
paliceman wearillg a flag aewn on his
sleeve."
Paul Halvonik, staff counsel for the
ACLU in San Francisco, uid the flag
desecration law "ie designed to promote
orthodox views and to promote tradl·
tional values. They don't mind using the
nag to promote traditional value1, but if
you wear the flag to protest the war you
can be arrested."
lf these are special pleaders, James
Buchele, city attorney of Topeka, Ka11 .,
does not fit the part. Yet he dropped a
charge agalut Michael Sauter, 20, whose
car window bore a flag decal with the
field of stars replaced by a peace symbol
111 THINK there should be no limitation
regm!lng legal protest," Buchele uid.
"This la a guaranteed freedom. To try
technicallUes and attempt to supprea
one way or the <>tber is not in the public
interest"
Proaec:utors bl other cities hlVI! 1180
moved gingerly in enforcing the law to
the letter. The distinctions they have
drewn are sometimes fine . In California 's
Contra CostJ County, one youth wes con-
victed for mokinR a nag Into a shlrt.
Another who merely wr11pped himself In
a flag wa~ released.
Some prestiaious courts and l~gal
bodies have taken the aame cautiou1
course In determlnlng the rights of the
state to govern the use of the flag.
In a decision which bas aroused coa-
troversy 1n PellM)'lvania, I.he state
supreme court overturned the conviction
af a. young man who displayed a flag with
the words "Make Love, Not War" upon
it. The court decided July 2 that such ac-
tion Is not illegal "if the desecration
takes place at a political demonstration."
A FEDERAL JUDICIAL panel has ruJ.
ed that New York: State's anti-desecration
law is "impermi•lbly broad and cannot
be constH.uUonally invoked ••. '' A state
1upreme court jwitlce signed an artier
direcUng a town justice in Poughkeepsie,
N.Y., to show cause why he should not be
"restrained and prohibited" from pro·
secuting a teacher accused of desecrating
the flag over the wishes of the
Poughkeepsie district attorney's office
(the teacher had flown a green and white
"ecology flag"). ·
Sometimes, a note of poignancy surfac-
ed ln the judicial ruling. Such was the
case when the Lucas, Ohlo, Co u n t y
Court of Appeals reversed the. conviction
of John Sa1onz, accused in Toledo of slit·
ting a flag so he could wear it as a
poncho, making burn marks upon It, and
attachlag to it a peace alga.
The appeals court, in a 2-to-t decision,
ruled it was not proven that Sa.ionz meant
to Cll!t "contempt" an the flag. The ma·
jority opinion added :
"This is a hard decision. Jt ls our f11g,
too, but our love for lt will not permit us
to waive these rules."
Flags Flapped
Coast Argued tlie Issue Early
The rest el UM naUOI 1Mm1 te be
followtn1 the Orange Colst by 1boat two
ye1r1 on uses ind ml1use1 of tbe Ameri-
can nag.
It was In the summer of llit that a
wide variety of arrests, reports ind cbar·
ge1 were being filed over wb1t people -
moiUy young people-could and couldn't
do with the nallonal emblem.
Some of thoae cases:
-l!J..ye1r~ld Seattle st udent was sen·
tenced to 60 days In jaU and ordered to
write an es11y an lbe 1111 after be u1ed
one as a beach towel In Newport Be1cb.
-A ZZ.year~ld Newporter was fined
S330 ($10 a bar,45 1 star) for uslnc the file 11 1 cwtaln.
-Two young Costa ~fesan1 were pl1ced
on two year1 probation and order4d to
write 5,00I word u11y1 on "The Fla1 ls
1 Symbol" after thty used the flag as an
auto seat tover.
-Co1t1 Me11 police conflacated an
Americ1n flac beln1 u1ed 1s a table
cloth In 1n 1partment occupied by two
cirls and three men.
-A youn1 Lapna Be1cb couple wu
arrested for poatlli1 11 America.a Dae
backwards on the oats1de of their re1I·
dence.,,-with the portrait of Ho Clal Mtnb
secured to one portion of the banner.
-A Costa Mesa pollce'Vfflcer soua:ht a
oomplaint against a theater group for
using a flag-like dc1ign to advert.lie one
of Jta productions. No cbarges were flied.
-Laguna Beach police seized an Amer-
ica n flag draped over the hipe of a
college atudeat, but did not press dl1rge1
against. (The girl's companion was wear-
ing a chrome German army helmet and
an olive drab army jacket.)
Since the 1ummer of !968, tbe attitudes
aee m to be changed . Van1 driven by
younc people al the beach frequently ire
observed to have American flags being
used as curtain• Inside. Aud clotblaC
1tyle1 -partially dictated elsewhere -
have lieen much more use of varioaa
parts of the flar In recent months.
While other parts of tbe nation were
g11Uln1 wrapped up In the f11g Issue, It
1eem1 to have been forgotten 11 an luue
loc11Jy. No arrerll for f111 defilement
have been noted la the p11t 11 months.
~----------Our Man In San Francl•eo------------.
'Pittsburgh West'·
By HERB CAtN
SAN FRANCISCO -Feature writer
Jerry Hulle of the Los Angeles Times,
wuJng llholgy about a rteent visit to
San Francl11eo: "I came looking for a
familiar hilly town 1 used to know
called San Francisco and ran headlona:
lnto what'• btgiMlng to rasemble
Pittsburgh with a harbor." His piece
wu Wustrated with In elghkolumn
photo of our aew akyline, dominated
by Bank of America'• dark monster; a
painted arrow painted deep l•to the
plastic high-rises ta indicate Nab Hill,
which once dominated the scene but
no longer.
Then, 1n the style of Will Irwin
l1mentina: the death or San Francisco
after the 190& firequate, Hulse lapses
Into heavy nostal1ia a•ci asU, "Was
there 1 lovelier dty anywhere in the
U1dted Sllte.1" than Old San Fr1n-
ci1eo1
WHEN ~ ANGELF.S writers, tor
godukn, begin writing pityingly
about our town -t.helr pitch used to
be superior or craven -I guess we 're
In some kind of trouble. Hulse didn't
even bother ta 1:11\1 u1 "smug and ocun·
placent," the old-tlme Loi Ana el.et
shalt, or accuse us of bei1g drunk J.nd
disorderly and addicted to jumping o(f
bridges. "Those people have the only
bay in the world with an olive la It,''
another L.A. writer, Jim Murrad, once
wrote In describing our addieµon to
the martini. As for our fog, it'a rune.
tenths marijuana smoke.
11PtmBllRGH with a harbor" -
that'• what they're aaying about ua
down there in Des M1>ines with palm
trees, but at least we have a harbor.
Or did. A lot af our llhlppl11g has gone
elsewhere, meaning Oaklaftd, and so
many of our piers are suspiciously
empty that people like Cyril Mapin
think we should let ccrporatlons build
high-rise.• on them. You can look down
on the waterfront Jrom the top of the
Black ?.fonster and see what that
would do to our most precious
ucred! Answer: llO.
""" tn Plttaburgh w .. 1. Nob Hill
has disappeared, Coit Tower has bee•
downgraded to pimple Ille and the
Ferry Building -In the golden age af
the ferries, the second buaiest
lt:rmlnal in the world, aft.er London's
Charing Crou Station -11 lost,
forgotten, perhapa doomed.
DRAWN BY 10me aenUmental urge.
I rode 011 the inaugural trip of the new
Sausalito ferry, maybe because I'd
also been aboard on the last voyage o(
t.he proper old Sausalito ferry. 11ie
Ironic point has been underllned
before: the Golden Gate Bridge killed
the ferries and now the motorlsb are
killing the Golden Gate Brkige, erga,
the Bridge has to go into the ferrybolt
business to Ughten the load at a coat
of 10me ~00.000.
The prict is1't a drop in the rusty
bucket, bot the number ot pawngen
may be , and 10 the ferry could loae a
millio• dollars • year, or thereabouts.
At Ulal rate, the only 10luUon may
be another bridge that would klll thi s
ferrybo1t before It put., the Golden
Oate Bridie out of business.
Good morning again, boys
and girls, and welcome to
another Saturday of tun Jnd
learning with Uncle Len and
his friends Carol and Andy.
Uncle Len is i lltUe sad this
week became on1y about 10
boys and girls sent 1n entries.
The old mail sack wu almost
flat.
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Freon Gas Vehicle
.4 uto V topia Discovered?
SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) -cost 1 good bit more than "One poalbllity we're loo~-
lnventor Wallace Mlnto said to. present DltsWll, but he ad-l.ng at lJ Hlllns an tngine and
day hiJ F'reon powered, pollu~ ded: "When we starl mus chassis, and letlina the buytt
lion-fighting auto engint wilt produclng these engines at a rtplact tbe Fiberclas body
run 100.000 hours, more than million a year or so, they every ye1r or so,'' be II.id.
50 times the life ol the con-sbould cost JO lo ZO percent ''11Us wouJd do a lot to 10lve
ventiooal internal combusUon Jess than present cars. tht disposal problem, too,'' ht
engine. They're easier to make." IKldfld. "At preteal, wt d(l't 'l
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week the slgnlna of a contract borsepow« and 1 believe Early sttarn can bid one
with Nisson Motor Co., Lid., of we.i.ghs IOf'Detflifla over 300 ma""" falUng, ""'"1.0 ..... ball
Japan, manufacturer al the pouncll," Mlnto uld. u0ur •n &;ur to wa~ ·~":' .. ,.
Da""" ·automobile. 1t .. 1 engine ~ 61 pound.o Mloio Hid his ..,..,. 1"0-
I guess most or you who en. : ·•+.
joy drawing and poelry were ' ···.·-· .._
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He sakl in an Interview that and will deJiver 1bout 115 vktes enoup J>OW«' f o r
about JOO of the "'lines will broke btoepower. II also b hlgbwoy ch1'1ne IS lo lO
be placed in D a t s u n. about ~ the size. If aeconds 1fter it starts.
autcmobiles In 1172 for a year we make tome parts out of His main problem Ls not ~
of highway testing. plastic, we can cut tbe weight duclnc the mgine -It ls tell·
'Ille englne is much the a lot more. ing It to Amttlcan manufac·
same as the steam engines "A good rule of. thumb now turirs. on vacation.
Aviation and pilots are. very
much part of our future in the
world. Jn planes, we can get
almost anywhere we want to
eo and very fast .
A:. mo.st of you know, the
Ume ls getting near when we
will start to school again.
Summer vacation ls almost
Qw.\.'ti -
~~~~"'\"t.~
."""'°~~-9.
~ Harbor Arca
residtnta .will spend the fall
~ semester studying Jn
copeilhagen, Denmark, under
I 1fpgranl spon.wred by Whit-
which powered such famous for mass.produpeci machlnery "It's a p.sycholo1lc1J thing.
is that it (.'()Sls about a dollar a h -'· '"lain lb cars as the Stanley Steamer T ey're 6 ...... g to maw e
early in the century. pound. That way, 11 anything status quo at all C06U. The hap-ned to the ""•ine, yoo A • ufaclurer mal But 1"l uses Fr-n 1·ns1ead of ,,.. -.. mer1can man n-..., cook! jutt Rtl a new Ont for •·1 that thin ·11 k water to provide &'team and .... n no I w1 wor maybe $60 or so. The rest of but the lslternal combultion en-~ti.nto said ht can get about the system consists mainly ol giot, and they seem to think
three times as m u c h pipes and condenxn, ao they they can IOIDeboW make that
horsepower from his engine u won't wear oul at all," Minto efficient in the ne1t live
ove r but 1'11 bet most of.you .------------------------------.
will be happy to go back to
school and see old friends
again and open new boob.
~e 'C.Ollege.
y are Richard Scliuber,
Battra Place, Costa
Mtn; Prjacllla M. Ober, 328 ~, a Genoa, Newport Beach
a Douglas G. Brownell. 1011
gs Road, Newport Beach.
from an equivalent waler said. years," Minto said.
steam engine. "'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij, "Our engine has cnly two ~
Even Uncle Len will be
going to school soon. He will
be taking a· class in college.
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4 inches deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not ~opy or trace
picture. It mu.st be your own..._work. (3) Put your name, age and address
on back of drawing. Mail it to 'Uncle Len 's Art Conttst. Box 15&0, DAILY
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moving part!, helical gears
that turn when high pressure
Freon is squirted against IB · Ph them. There's no transmission
I um one or drive shaft, so we save a
great deal of weight there," be
0 S said. "You ca.n use any kind of , , Wller llCS fu•I lo hfat the boiler, but we
School is important to all of
us. boys and girls, and we
should never hate going back.
Do you know that a huge num-
ber of kids in the world never
go to school and that an equal
number will probably never be
able to write their own name L------------------------------.....J
pre.fer kerosene because ii ha3
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man who hu three tt.lephones pollutants. It gives more heat
has 1utd the New York units per gallon than &a.901ine 1 Telephone Co. because ont Jtever works and tlle others and it is less ei:pens.ive.
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or read a good book?
'fhese children are not hap-
py and will have a very hard
time making a place for
themselves in our fast-moving,
very advanced world of today.
School is not important just
becau.se of the books and
homework and tests. !t is im-portant because we earn to
meet people and get along
with others like us. We also
learn that we must obey
authority and be guided by
those who may have had more
experience in the world than
we have.
These people, your teachers
end the like, are there not only
because they can teach you
history, arithmetic or science,
but also because they were
young like you once and have
made all the mistakes yowig
people make.
• They can look back on their
mistake& and try to help you
over the rough spots in life.
One day, when you look back
on your school days, you will
realize just how much fun you
really had , and just how much
help those teachers were to
you.
But while we are meeting
new people and having new
experience.!, let us not forget
the other reason we are in
school-to learn and gain
knowledge. We can read books
and look at pictures all d11y
but to really learn what the
words and pictures mean
U>.kes a little effort.
When you start school soon,
boys and girls, begin looking
for ways to make even the
most dull subject exciting and
new. Rather than just read or
look at pictures, imagine how
it would be to be part of
history or using arithmelic to
desii;n a rocket to the moon.
You can get whatever you
want out of your schooling and
learning is only what you
make ft. Look for more than
just books and a teacher in
school. Look for knowledge
and people to help you make aeldom do. He wants $330 "Our engine should run for
your way through life in your 1 million. 100,000 hours," Minto said.
ov.•n way. Nathanial Cooper, 50, who Freon is a liquid chemical
This week's topic, boys and runs a beauty supply bus.ineM manufactured by DuPont Co.
girls is back to school. use in the Bedford-Stuy,esant SllC· It flows into the boiler co~
your imaginations on this one tion ot Brooklyn, b:ought suit trolled by a solid state com-
and show Uncle Len and bis for $330 million oa behalf of puler the slze of a pack: of
gang all the things you do to himself and 475,000 other cigarettes. Here it ls con-
gct ready for school and your persons Jn the nel1,,borhood. verted to gas to be driven
first cJ:i. .. .-:es of the new year . J Cooper said since ht cannot against the HtHcal Gean:,
Honorable mentions in this make or receive ,itone calls. then converted back to liquid
week's art coolest go to Ken he has Jost Wusands of through a condenser and used
Wilson. 12, Fountain Valley; dollars since April?. 1967, and again.
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Melissa Hansler, 10, Coata1 ~re~pa~r~ab~ly~dam~a~1~1jf~.'~' ---~d~u:clion~· ~nme~~b~prob~~a~bl~y~w~i~ll~====: Mesa and Nicky Kincaid. ll
There were no poetry en-
tries this week so the Kennedy
hall dollar prize will wait unw
neJ:l week's contest.
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RIDDLES and JOKES
S.9' '"' ............ Atk AIMfy, •I• 0,..,. C.. D.fly Pltet, lal
11,D, Ceft ...... C.iff. * Question: \Vhat can you hold ln your
left hand but not in your right?
"Moql• f~6jJ .tnoA :.1eMsuy
AndV Sll\dl I CD""'llll 20-volUITll 1el oA lh1 Wltlll 8Mlt lllCYc-..1• •• D1vhl Hill, Ill' 1(, DI s~ CllY, lcrw1, for hl1 llUISllOl'I;
Could UFOs co me from other
world.5?
UFOs, as everybody knows,
are Unidentified Flying Ob-
ject.s -better known to
ordinary folk as f I y I n g
saucers. Goodness k n o w s ,
there ill plenty of real ex-
citement to create all the hair-
raising headlines we can
stand. But ooce in a while , we
hear a report that somebody
has spotted a flying saucer.
And almost always, this bit of
news outranks all the other
exciting items of the day.
Many of Andy's readers are
curious about UFOs and
several, claimed that they had
aeen them with i their own
eyes. There are, however,
groups of relia b le In-
vestigators on the UFO patrol.
Chances are, the flying saucer
you think you see turns: out to
be a weather ba1Joon or a
man-made satellite, a falling
meteor or some unusual effect
caused by conditions in the at.-
mosphere. The United Stale.!
Air Force has just completed
a twcryear study of Uniden·
tUi ed Flying Objects. They in•
vestigated t houaands of
reported slghUng.! and found
that most of them could be
idenU!ied as ordinary earth
objecta, either man-made or
otherwise.
Ah, but even these expert ln-
vesUgators could not Identify
all of lhem. A few of lheJe '°"
called flying saucers remai n a
rnyatery. And these are the
ones that set our imaginltlons
on fire. Many people, Including
a number of level-headed
scitnlists and airplane pilots,
are quJte positive that thue
mysterioua objecll art vlslloni
from other worlds. Nowadays,
scientists know tha~ there ara
most likely m!Ulom of earth-
type planets in our galaxy. It
Is logical to suppose that
many other worlds art ln·
hablt..r by inltlllgenl beings.
Since this seems more than
likely, we should not feel
astonished If some of these
11lens pakl us • visit .
However, let's UJe our Im·
aginations to figure out the
posaibilllltt. Traveling at the
speed of light, It would lake
aom~ 41., years lo reach the
nearest atar -and thouaands
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of years to reach some of the
bright stars in our sky. If the
flying saucers do come from
other worlds, then lhese aliens L!::====================-must know a very great deal
more about space travel than
we do. They must also know 11
Jot more than we do about
mechanics, physics a n d
everything else. Il stands to
reason that they must also
know enough to keep out of
sight -if they wish to remain
undetected. Surely they would
not reveal themselves in
clumsy UFO appearances.
True, alien visitors may
want to .!tudy us -and not
separated by immense oceans
of space.
These outer galaxies 11re
photographed by our
most powerful telescopes. And
the best telescopes of today
can reach only so far. Cer-
tainly they cannot pry the
limits of the cosmic universe.
What's more, it takes lime to
idenWy ·all the distant objects
on their photographic plat.ts.
All we can say at present Ls
that 31 ,350 ouler galalies have
been identified. MoM likely
our present telescopes will
reveal more of them, Cer-
tainly Improved telescopes of
the future will reveal many
more. f\ut nobody can imaglM
how many there are In the
limiUess univerJe.
care whether their obstrva-"'!'•••••••""•""•••••••••• lions scare us half to death. r.
But this is not likely. Sooner
or later, Nature seems to be
down on the smarties who use
their superior know-how to
mistreat those who are less
smart. Most likely this rule
prevails throughout th e
universe. If it does, we may be
sure that the super·smart
UF'O visitors -if they exist at
all -are also Intelligent
enough lo mind their manners.
They would know more than
we do -certainly enough to
slay out of sight. They a\ao
would behave better than we
do and certainly do nothing to
acare WI wilh flying saucers.
Andy, for one, doobta that
flyin& saucers are sent by
aliens from other worlds. But
he also refuses to be certain.
They might, just might be.
However, goodness knows,
many upertJ have tried and
failed to produce any real
proof. Until thi!I happens, II it
evtt does, it seems wl1e lo
keep an Open mind on the aub·
ject of flying saucers.
Arw#t ,_. I Wll'M ......... M o... imltl, ,.. 10. .., H'-" ~nl,
fftl'tl'I ClntltM, for hll OIUMllDll:
H•w muy 1aJu 5et art la lh•
Wllverse?
Men • Ill
U.S. Air Force Flr!!l
Lieut.P.nant Donald R. Powell,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Powell, 9271 Ca t he rtn e.
Garden Grove, is on dut y at
Don Muang Royal Thai AF'B,
Thailand.
Lieutenant Powell, an ad-
ministraUve officer. is a unit
of the Pacific Air Forces,
in Southeast Asia, the Far
arters for a Jr operations
in Southeast Alla, the F'ar
Eut and the Padflc area .
Lieutenant Powell's wife,
Jacqutlyn, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert G.
Barnes, 4002 Morning Stir
Drlve, Huntington Beach.
DennJs E. Richardton, ion
or Mr. and Mrs. Richard T.
Richardson Sr .. 543 W. Wil*>n,
Colla Mesa. ha.s been prcr
mottd to sergeant In I.he U.S.
Air F'orce.
Sergeant Rlchar<hon , A per·
ROnal specialist at Mather
AFB, serve11 wtlh the 3$3.'ith
Air Base Group, a unit or the
Air Training COmmand. ATC
provides flying, technical and
bulc military tralnlni for
USAF personnel.
The sergeant, a I 9 6 7
grllduate of Cotta Mesa High
School, atttndod Oriin&e Coast
College.
Service
Coast Guard for four years of
active servk:e at the Coast
Guard Recruiting Station in
Long Beach.
Airman Thomas W. Harr ls,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jamea A.
Harrls of 68 Balboa Covet,
Newport Be11ch, hu CO.at
pleted basic tra\nlnK a t
Lackland AFB, Tex. J:{e Ills
been assigned to Lowry AFB.
Colo., for tralntng u an in-
telligencr 1pect1lllt. Al"f'an
Harris, a 19&6 graduatf of
Newport Harbor Hlah Stl>ool,
attended Sin Diego State
College.
Navy Petty Officer '!' ll I r d
Class Dan J. Brow1, ton ol.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack 1'{,.Brown
ot 23<12 Col&af< DrlYO: Coou
Mesa, has arrived In the
Western Pacific abolrd hia
abJ::i, the dc.troyer U$ Gt1tke.
Warrant OUicer CandJdate
Rlcilard J. Todd, .., of Mra.
Helen Hurtado, 131a Shantar,
COsta Meaa, completed
primary rotary fltng rught
trainina at the: Army Primary
Helicopter School Aug. 14.
The 18-ycar-old aviation stu-
dent is a JMi vaduate of
EsuncJa High Sdlool.
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: I
feet like • murderer, which I
am, in a way, but it wu a
c.boice I had to make. A cl>Oict
between tuu.ing th•t beautiful
collln puppy or rullllin$ of! the
road into a telephone pole and
maybe killing my wife and two
chlldr<n.
l was well within the $pef!d
limit It was a per fect
moonD:t ~hL 'I1le visibility
couldn't have been better.
Theo. out of nowhere. lbat
beautiful puppy appeared. I
thought for 1 moment he was
going to make it. Theo £Ud·
denly, for no reason, he &to~
ped ngbl In the middle or the
road. l had to make a choice.
So I ran over him.
The kids were asleep ln ~
back. I'm thankful for that.
The thump of the whee.Ls
didn't awaken them. But my
wife was awake and she let
out a small cry. We were both
too heartsick to speak. Finally
she said, "'No point in going
b ack. The car coming in the
oppo&te direct.ion ran over
him, too."
The accldent upset me so I
bad to go to the doctor to get
nerve medicine. He told me 1
was lucky -that be knew a
whole !amily that had been
killed beca.... they tried to
avoid hitting a cat in the road.
So, l guess I should look at it
that way. But p lease print m y
letter, Ann. It might alert dog
owners to the necessity of
keeping their pet.! oil the
roads. -STILL DEPRESSED.
DEPRESSED
DEAR FRIEND: Your doc·
tor's ~marks were most ap-
p rop riate. Tb1nk about bis
wile commeail wlaeo tbe 1uili
beglns to overwhelm you. Yo u.
did th• right thing.
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Help me, please. I am going
Death l\'otW.
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JOSl"Pll Nllfltr. '2• C.-r Pe.u. Co.11
M--0111 ot c11a111, AUii. 11. Sur-
"IY.cl ~ wti.o, Lllliln; '°"' JCIMPI! A.
Nutter, ol C1plslr11"G1 Mllllhter, 0.-
..., .. M-1. S.n Ol-1 llntl'l1e', Wll-
l!1m J. Nutlll', Yuco!H. S."'kll.
Mond•Y, 7 f'M. United f l'11 Meolriodbl
CMHdl, Col11 MIU. lnl•nne<ll, P•-
t l!lC V--1•1 f'llflo.. ltM 8roed-WIY Mor'l\llrY, OlrKHlrl.
SIMMONS
Frink w. Slrnmont. 2012 Douw or.,
N--1 BNch, Dllt ot d .. tn, •IJlll.tll
711. 5'#Nlvl<I b'I wilt, Hiid•: -d1w.,_ fan, Ew.1""' TOOd. 5.1111, ,1,,.., ~rv
B1-1, Sain. S«r<lc•. Nv/ltftlily, I PM,
Paclllc view C~I. P.c:lflc vi-
Moo1\>l,Y, Olr1C1or1.
ClRKLE
Norm9n Clnll. l 111nact hlffbtnll ti
Helin M. Clrklt1 t1"11r t:11 M'1, P1·
trlcl• L-tpllt; Miii Konn.o Ly,.,,. CJ,. ~le; HrT. H1r .. r! Ntll Clrl<ll : br'i>lhlr
of Ml'I. N<Jlclrlfl S/1.IY ...... M'1. Helen
Mtillld<I •IN IUl'll~ed ~ fltrll tral'ICI·
children. St<vk M, Mond1Y, 2,30 pm,
CftUC'th ol 11\11 R1t1Ulonel. Fgrql L•wn
Gl.n<11i.. Fo•11I L1wn MOttlll,..,.
ARBUCKLE 6 SON
WestclUf Mortullr)'
07 E. 17dl St., Coata Meta
Ill 4111 • BALTZ MORnJARIEI
Corona del Mar OR J..1151
Colla M,.. Ml f.Ul4 • BELL BRO ADWAY
MOR11JARY
1.11 Broadw•y, Col&a MH11
UHUI • McCORMICK LAGUNA
BEACH MOR11JARY
1'115 Lqo• Cu)'• Rd.
lff.M15 • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PA RK
C.Olelory e MorturJ
Otapel
SiOI PacUlc Vltw Drive
N...,.... Boach. eauron11 -• PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
'1811 Bolt.a Ate.
We1tm1Ju:ttt w..aw • SHEFF ER MORTUARY
L1p111 at;atll 'tf.IW
Su Cltmeot. ffl.41N • SMITHS' MOR"l'UARY
117 Mali SL u ... ~ • ..,.-
ilMSll
with a very attractive man.
He wants to marry me and
soon. l cannot make up my
mind. Here are the facU. He
has been m.anied and divorc-
ed twice. l would be tying lf I
said this does not bother me,
because it does. He is one of
the most impressive men 1
have ever met -handsome.
well built, success(ul in bis
business and an ucelJent
athlete. He is a man's man as
well as a woman's man.
And now the drawback: he
hti a temper that flares up
for no rea.300. I find myself
weighing and measuring my
words. never knowing what
will set blm oU. One innocent
sentence can spoil an evening.
And when he gets mad, he
gets physical. Last night he
twisted my arm. I thought he
bad dislocaled my shoulder,
but it was all right this morn-
ing.
His temper outbursts occur
about once every week or 10
days. He is SOITy later -then
he is as sweet as apple pje, dn
balance, do you think be would
make a good husband? My
mother says nobody's perfect
-that every girl must give up
something to get. something.
What do you say? -UN·
DECIDED IN BOULDEI!
DEAR UNDECIDED: Give
ap something else. A m a n
wbo twill& )'OW" arm during
coariU1p mlgjlt break your
Deck alter marriage. 11Us
rom•pce is like forget ii, doll
DEAR ANN LANDERS:
Please don 't think I am being
morbid but tlUs problem is
keeping me up Jli8hts. I was
married to my first hwband
(Mr. Smith) for 41 years .
When be ~ four year s ago
we bought a double plot. r
want to be buried next to him.
I was married three months
ago to Mr. Jones. What name
should I have on m y
headstone? Wouldn't it look
odd lC Mrs. J ones was buried
nei:t to Mr. Smith? -IN-
SOMNIA
By SYDNEY OMARR i.=.vmt mext Ca Y IOV Vcu. • Ml••lon vi.10. unci..-.1to111 ,, tht office of '"-"' Af• -r bllOI'• ttil• c-1 •t '::io •• m .. Ol'I Added recognition 11 due. PISCES (Feb. 19-Marcll ~): D<lted ........... , 21• ""' lotMY•· CohM. 0.!tl' •nd MHl•rtl, ""S.Ot. ''· 1t10, In"" COU<1-of 0-.rl· A""'" (March "I Aprt·I II)• A Id l el Hel-11.~wtll wnt 10t11 street. S.nta ""'· C•!lfcwnl1. IMf'lt No. :a. •' n.. courl'-M In s.n11 n,u:..., ~ • • SAGIITARIVS (:-lov. 22. vo unnecessary r av • J•rt s. 11.octt-u wflkh 11 11141 •'-<• o1 bu,1,,.1 of ,.._ .a..w. c_,., of °'''*• C•Hforn11, .,... Il is necessary now to pull ln ) be Concentrate on improving s111e ot c1nfornl1 11r•••lt"9d 111 .u m.11•r• P1rt11n1.,. ""°"' c~ ... u 111y, why lhe Mt!tlon tor
I. · 1 · Be · otr 1 Dec. 2l : It n1ay nnt easy . . • d ' Or•t191 cwnty ro 1ht .,,.ttt or w1c1 o.ct0en1. wrtt11n <"-"" o1 -u-111 ""'bl •r1111w. 1nanc1a reins. in co o --r bas 1 c conditions, Jnclu 1ng 0n w1-10. betar• me, • Nolin' f'lllllk tour "*'"'' •11.,. tht 11,11 JNINlc•tkln 1T 1s FVRTHl!ll 0111oe11eo 11uo1 •
ol your assets M o n e y to put opinions on tte0rd , but h Ith Av01"d excess Deal "" •!Id ior .. 111 s111,, _._1.., ·-·ai:i tti11 notk• ceiw of 1111, onMr lo ~ c•u.. .,. · il ill necessary. 'nlere are ea • • 1-111-A:G<:k-11 •Md Jeck s. Jtocllw Otttd Aut.itt 1 1t1t. P11bltll!N In th• 0111y P11o1, 1 __ ...,.
management is of paramount '"'"'e -acl-to •r~'. with one who recently showl'CI known 10 "" 10 bl thl ,...._ ,,,,_ S«uru., Pac:111c •• ...,.,,.1 clrcu11t1on "'1n1ec11111111 c eun·
· >'V\f"f11on C U ahould be ""'" '"" ·y -~--M k · n1...u •~ wbKrlbld "' !ht w1111i.1 t,.. Nlllonll 11nk w ol Or-•· C1Hloml1, once •...,.. IOI' tmr .. -.ce. au 00 Yet. t.here is also healthy envy, resentment. a e in-11ru..-11n11 .o.i-1._111e1 -.cvi.., I Y RilPh "· ,.11.. '-1ueceu1.,. W11111 ~1or ttt ""'d•I•
a keynote. Refuse to be challeo•e. F>.nd -·t wne· re the telligent con~ion. 1,~Fr.Ci'AL s£ALl AHt111nt Trv11 0t11ci1r •et tor ti.tr1n1 on 1111 Ptllllon.
persuaded into fooUMI. Spell· ' "' ...... d f•Kutor of 1111 Will OATEO: A1111u11, ltJO..
ding money is going. IF TODA y 1S I.A y 0 Ur· R ~::~~ ~:~~.Cttlfornl• c ....... :_,:-.-:v~-::;.fld dteldel11 ~=:::: ~:="1or (Ollr'f . C'APilCoRN -(Dec. 22..Jan. BlRTIWAY you 114Ve Ule Prlnc!c>tl Otllce 111 ... W•lf 11111 Slf'9tl, JAMIS T. CA,ltlTZ
TAURUS (April 20-May 20:) sense or humor although Or•1191 c-1" 1•111• .1.111, c.n..,1111 .1.ttwn"' 11 Law unf · Ula l9J: E motions fly hl£h; but • • M~ Commiuion E~lr• T•h (714) tu.MO 21n Du""' 0r1.,. sull• t
l t may seem au-t you must exercise divee o! gome claim y ou are sarcastic. Publl~,,.~:;n!:," CM•' D•llY ,11111 Attw...., • ..,. ••-c•IW "'-' ._,., c~M11r1111 n"4 pressure ls applied to you. but You will be meeting people ..........., 2t •1111 s..twnbw " 12, it. f'llllllol\N °''"" CMsl D<lllY P11o1, 11u1 ~u
You·•""' what you have earned. <.'()f\trol. Avoid makiJI~ pro-• nd d • • .. ,A ' ,,10 161,.10 A1111u11 L u. 22. tt, 1•10 1,1,.10 Ati......., ,.,. .,.,,"""-"
to"-' inises which put you , l)ut on going places a omg 1o1u11gs. Publllhlll °''"'' coe1t 011i., Piiot,
You indicated the need for ad~ Key is to look ahead instead of LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ... ,"!"'1 u, 12. n 1nc1 s..~<»>·~ N limb. One c106e to yo... may ... , ..
dilional responsibility. aw, k 1. . 1 st. w ·t wondering, brooding about , • .,,1 you have chance to prove ma e inanCla reque a i past. ,.,.... c1aT1111c.t.T• 011 •us1N1ss
Y rself for additional facts. CIJlT11"1t .l.Tlf: 0, IUSlfll•ll l"ICTITIOU$ l"lllM Mot.Ma
LEGAL NOTICE
OU • AQUARIUS {Jan. V.Feb. 11111 t<ll WM'I h•c•Y '°".,.. In l'ICTITIOUS NAMI THE UNOEllSIGME O CIO ft •r •bY '·1'1M GEMINI (May 21-June 20): IB)·. •"-nfus•·on could be -~ 111011 1tv1 ...... s, ..... , o.-r.-1 n.. .....,.,..._ CIOft cwtl,., w 11 con. ,.,11w that Eldo A. • ..,. ... con.suc:11r111 ClfRTll"ICATI' o• f'A1tTN111M1P
>..v -.-111, ''Sacr9' Mini• Mir -1111 doK!l 1 blllllleU 11 !1"5 Jac:_t.,.,.' Dl.,...llllld ~I ...... •t '· 0. Bo~ TR•NSACTINO •USINllS UNOIR A
There are some r~trictions. k t Obta• hi t fro w-.H Sln<I lllrltllllN _, M ~ .... A ~un11,,,.1on Bffdl C•llloml• """°"' Uoll, City "' C.1al1tr1no IMd'I, C-ht PICTITIOUS NAM•
But these might actually eyno e. m n m ~n~O't.,.'1:.C"'m:.' ~r9'1(:~,:--~~! ~·i1ctit101n firm ,..~·a TRAOEMAA:K at °''""' s 11t1 "' C•llt..-nla, uncltr w •• Ille """'.,•19flld, certlfl[ !Mt -•••
Capricorn message. Thirre is 11111, Ntw y-, N.!/:1:/J7• FLVOA.ESCENT SEii.Yi •nd '"'' said 1111 lltlitlou• tlrm n 1 m • of t•1Mucll,.. bullMH •1 1 -•I benefit you. Don't force issues. ----------------------------111"" 1$ coml'QYd of tellowlne "''°"' ,ROGRl!!SSIYE ENTERPRJZES. And fllll Plrl ..... 1111• llnO..r lfl• tkllrlou• n.1me "'
Take time to be thorough. w-ft.I/I'll In rv ll I nd PIK• of rt:Jidlno;e w ill ll•m h c-..i ol IM tollowl,.. COIN MART •• del~nlllon thlt-. 11111
UEENIE 8 l'hll I l.nandl 11 II totiow.· --· wlloM ,.. ...... Ind tddrlSHS "'°"' "" ntmll of IM --lnl..-ft19d
QJder iodilVdUaJ iS a behind• Q y n ROM wet11Mr9, llOl'2 ,Olnt LOl!ll lrl 11 loll-I, -rt: 11 Parlner1 111w1ln1 !Nol IUC PI Drl~ Hunllneton BMCll. Eklo A. l tdt9n. 2UJI VIMll1 l ornt, P•rl'*""IP'I prll'lclPll al•« "' bu1l11en. the-scenes roadblock. o,,..; """''' 21. lfrll C1al1l••no l•Kl'I, C1llturnl1 '24124. I• ,, lllll NIWl'O•I I OU1tY1ril, COii•
CANCER (June 21-J uly 22): ltOH wilnlll<'t WITNESS Pll• hllld !hi• 61h t11y o1 Mn•,°''"" counlY, c 1111ornl•; •!Id 111e1 Si.N' of C•lllornl• Alituot, 1''9. 1111 nlmll In lull ot •II ,.,...,.,.,. of IUC:PI
Ei:penditures should be check· LV __...---:z._ O••noe '"""'' ITATI!! ~$" c~i.r~1tk~JA P1rtnenhlJ1 •nd lhllr a1tt11 el' r9*1d1nc.e ed. Family discussion helps ~ On Au9u•I ,,, llJO, beforl me,. NottrY COUNTY OF Oii.ANGE Ill:
l"UOlk In •nll tor wlcl 51111, ........ uv ON THIS •th <llV "' Aut u•I • D CHI! ~ ,,. N1rcl-(or ....
toward this end. Make l50me ·-r• ROM Wllriblf• k.-n lo 11'\1 to ltJO balore ""' BEN MICHALEC 'NO: 1111 Mtr. C1ll fornl•
I I ban B · · bl 1"-perMHt wholl Mini 11 wblCrlb«I ' 1 Jim C•mpt>ell, INO l1IHrlc Drltt, meaning u c ges, y giving 10 tti. wltr1ln 11191,..,...nt •nit •~!Id• t•rY '"'*'Uc. In •nd tor 11111 Coun!Y i nd Cotti Miu, C•llfo,n!t up a lit tle now, y ou may gain ·1~\ td w 1,..cut• 1119 wrnt. St•ll, rnl<1l119 therein duly cornm111IC111e<1 Ot!..:I ..,_1 10, 1910 '' IOfl'ICIAL SEALI Ind 1worn. perlONIUY •-trtcl f ldo Cliff Donol'loo much in neat future, I( Jun L Jobst A. lacl!ln k.-n lo ml lo bl IM Jim C1m.O.tl
• ' •• Pl1SOll "'"°" nam• 1$ subocrlb9d ID ST T 0 ' LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 22): Day ~~!;1~,':11g:i~~·::orn... the wlttiln 1n1trum1111 •nd 1d<._1ec11e<1 CO~N~Y ~,f~~A~~~~A ...
r t CO Pl'.Shmenl You Or1nt1 Count1 10 m• llll'I he IX«l.lled Ille 11"''· On Auw•I 10, 1'111, before me, 11'.t e a u res a c m ' • My CornmluO!n Exptrn IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I h1v• hlftunro IKl<lll'Jllnad. tlOllr"I' P11bllc '°' '"' St1t1
gain gceater sense Of direc• ~rcft J, J91J 111 my F\ancl I nd l fllOe<I my oftlclil of C1lltornl1. per"°""lfy ,_,_, CUtf
tioo. Family reunion is in the Publl11'11d 0r1n11e C1111t CMllY 1P11o1, :t!\ ~':.v!'~,j1~.,.?''1' In 11111 cerTlfluii Oonol>c>o •!Id J im c1mpblll. k..-n 10 ,...
Al.lfllU 2t •net "fl-" I ' n. (OFl'ICIAI.. SE.I.LI ' ID bl 1111 ""'""'" Wt\oll n•m•• ••• picture. Accent ha rm on y • l9JO 1•11-10 Btn Mlcllitrc MK,lbt<I to 1t11 1cw...,1,.. 1n1tru~1
Refuse to be drawn into petty Not•rv PutoJic !c~ttdac~;""' .. ~ 10 ma thll 1111~ •~-ent LEGAL NOTICE Sl•I• of C1llfornl1 !Otlkl•I k-•C• • argum • Prlnc:) ... I Otflc1 In Fredrick A. ltrne .. Jr. VIRGO (Aug. 23 ·Sept. 22): °''"'1 CounlY Nor.,., f'UOl!t -C1lllornl1
I i. •• ...._. M, Comm!Hlon Eulrn Prlnc;IHI Olfk1 In Some of your va ues are SUir Cl!llTIFlCATI! Cf •USINlflS $@!. 30, 1911 Or1nt1 Counly
J'ect to r evision. Spiritual FICTITIOUS NAMIE f'ubll1111<1 Or1n11 C1111t 0.llY P itol, My Comrnllllon l!!ulr11
The Ur'l<llrsl9Md CIO c.,IUy ll>eY l fl A1111in.t I , U, 22,29, 1910 1..,·1U Jt n. :it H1l enligtJtenment. is featured. You corodueti"' • bu•l""1 11 •It s..11. "E" ,LATT .1.Na t.1.1t'N•S
... e able lo -•ce•·ve •• ~-( ,·1 ,., Main st .• 1tun111111on B11e11, c11Horn11. LEGAL N011CE All.,119Yi 11 Llw ,...... Wll4 U!'ldM' !he lkllflouJ firm 111me of AAllON
YOU really need, Long.distance ~ BAIL BONO$ •1111 ltltl 11111 lll'm II -1------o,c.-=c------·J4'.Jll Ctm-OrlVI
pc111d of 1119 loll-1"9 --·· ~ l lltlll ,., call provideJ ei:citemeot. namK 1n tuu 111d •l•cu ot , .. 111--.. .,, ClllT~rJ~~~:u~" ,.';.'J.:;N1:ss N.w;>tl'l 111c11. c.11ftr1111 ""' LIBRA (Sept 2J.Oct 22)· •• tullowi" Thi ndff I ned deft 111'1 he I Tlllll~-OUJ SU.'4 .. • • • Cl•UC!e. H, Suth..-1and, 11122 Hllfl!Nn '1Wl<ludrne •• ~IM11 1t ~~'S H1mfll~ Publlthed Or111111 Co111 DlllY Pi)o,t,
Separate actual requirements , s1 .. c .. ruos, C•llforn1•. C•ll• Miu, C•llfornli , 1,1nder 111, lie· Aueu11 u, n, 2t •nd s..Pt1mbar l , 191t
from w ishful thinking. Don't Flov-<1 o. R.,..ldo. "'' St>trrow or. 11nou1 tlrm Mm• of RUOY'S GARAGE l.UJ..11 Hu"lln11lon ltlel'I, C1Ufornl1, •Md 11111 .. 111 firm t• .........,__, 11---~·"°,-~~-~~---.sk I-more "-n you can 01tld Autu11 21. 1t10 , -··-0 LEGAL NOl'ICE ,,.. 1-11<1 ! Cl•ud• M. Su!M•l•nd !Ill follow nt "'"""· who11 n1me In handle -financially or emo-I Flo~d 0 Renal4o full •nd Pl•c1 o1 rnlc1t1nc• I• 11 fallov,..; r--------------
1 Sltl• ol C1llforri11 Rudy R11\k1, .JU HtmlllOfl St .. CCllll NOTICE 01' ,UILIC M .... It I N.'
tionally. Socia enc 0 u n t e r 'If Or•ne• COUnlV Mtu, c.111. 91!1'0111!! THIE l"LANNING CO/Ill·
could lead to profitable ac-~·., ' On Au11us! 21, ltJO, bllor• m1, I Noll!)' 011«1 Aueull 7, 1'70 MISSION OF THI CITY 01" fCUN· [2::!::J~·~~~~1:'~!:~::::;:=::::..:::.::::;::::!.:::;:::~JPubllc In •!'Id lo• ... 1<1 Slit• 111n.on1nv Rudy R•,,k• TAIN VALLEY tlvity. (fJ Kat-,-...... ~i..·L 1 .... 1110 •........ , olt\!I .......... •PP«l•ftd Cl111d1 H. 5u!htr11nd I ncl flayll STATIE OF CALIFORNIA. HOT ICE IS HEllEBY .1..... llltt Dfl
SCORPIO (Oc 23 N 21) D Rtntldo known 1o m• to bl 1111 ORANGE COUNTY: We<1ne1<11~ Se•t•mDtr t, 1910 tt 7:30 l. -OV. : i>tr1<111• wtKIH Mtmll 111 IUt>Krll>ld to On AllCIUOI J, ltJO, bi'fort m•. I o.m .. IM 1111 Council Chtmt>er. City "1111,
jf YotJ }eave taSkS unfinished, 0 YOU mean, 'you''e run 0Ut Of magic' ?11 !Ml wlthlM 1.utrumenl I nd KknGWlldtld NClllrY Public In t!>d for tlld Sit .. , 10200 Slattr AYtnUI, founl&lll VllllY, iiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil;;:---111>ev exaculftd !ht .. mi. P11Nnll!Y •J>P«lre<I Rudy Renk• known C1Ufornl1, the Pl1nnlnt CornmlitlOl'I will (OFFICIAL SEALI 10 me lo bl 1111 Pll'MHI Wflouo n11n1 Mid PUblk hffrintl an lftt tollow!"9 '"" JHn L. Joblt \1 l<llrKrlbld to !hi wllflln ln1J1n.tm1n1 Plk1Uono:
Noll•Y Publi,<1Uf«n1• •NI •cll.-IOl<lttd ... I XK\/1911 lh• .. me. ll Z.111 co-227 Al>Plk1tlon 11114 Prlncl .... I 0111,, In (OFFICIAl.: SEAL) by Olt!rlCll·LeBtlU Dl~••Olll. Co. •I· TER AT ANY STOIE FOR Or•n11« count~ Joo.,.,. E. 01ui1 -lln1 cllln,. al 20111 Oii j1.topef1Y
My cornmlulon EulrM Nol1N f'ublk, C1llfornt. l«l!lld Oii 1111 IOU!ftwut corl\ll' Ill Elllti ~rcil 2. \97) Prlnc:IPll Offlai In I nd M11n11li• rrom Al k> RI.
Pvbllltled °''"" COllJI D1U1 Piiot , Ortnoa Count1 21 PrKL .. f'Mll UI Appllc1tlon fllld .l.UfUl'I 19 •l'ICI Slpttmblr J, 12, Jt, Mv Cornrnlnlon E~•lrM by Ktn Hlm11, •tent, to N!'mlt con-
1910 141•·1' J u,,. 21, ltl• sl,uc!loll ol two lrdullrl•I bllllcll"91
LEGAL NOTICE
f'l!Dllohtcl Ori,,.. Coeil Diiiy Pilot, aouth ol T1il>ffl uil DI Euclld.
A.,gu11 1. u, n, n, 1011 u1.i.-1a ll Am1lllnw11l Saclla• Jl.t4 ....
LEGAL NOTICE
PrOOOll<I ltnlndl'Mfll ol S.C!iOl'I
21.44.0'lll i>ert•lnlnt IP 1n'911'1Wtmenl .,
p1rk bY d1~tloP1r. DEAR INSOMNIAr
lteads&one U.Dld read 0 a.trs. MorJ Sml~J~°"'~'·~"~~~ii~~::::::::~~:::::::=~~:: P·J&)ll 14Dt7 4) AmMCl11tMI Cltul•t !l.M Pro-
(ERTIFICATE 01" •USINISI CIRTll'IUTI Cl" I USINESI _.., ordll'lllnc• 111'\1ftdl119 Chl!ltar l'lCTITIOUS NAME 21 .... o1 thl CllY ot Founlllrl V1llty
Thi llnd«tlll'llld doll c.,lllY N Is COflo l'ICTITIOUI MAMI MunltlHI CoOI Plt'Tllnl ... ta -tne IP.
ducting • tw.islness 11 2'61 Newioort Slvll., TM und.,.llMd don cerllf\I Me 11 con-,.,11 •nd Mlrlnls.
Cool• Mtw. C•llfornil, Un<I•• '"-lie-dllCtl!W • bl.lllnt•I •I 2IMJ W11lclllf Dr., J) "~ Clt"I' c...iw o-i.., Utl<>w firm 1111tn1 o1 ENVIRONMENTS N-1 Bffdl. C•lllornl•, und.,. Ille lk-J:Me ,.,_.., Su111>lefrllnlll u .. z-
•nd tflll Hid firm Is ~ of the lllklln nnn n.lllW °' ENUlllTONE co. OF ( }.CC •llb!llhl<I to llKOWIN I n fol'-"1t -iOll. wtioll n.1me ln tull •nd CALll". • Altl?. •nd 11111 01111 11,m II ..,d.,IJ llld h•rtnonloul dl\lt~I or
ol•c• of rnldfl'ICI 11 •1 follows: cornPOMd Of tl\f followlnt per_,, """°'1 11ubUc 111d prlu111 fKHltllt 11'1 tM .,, .. OPEN SUNDAY 11
ROBERT BERKLEY MENSWEAR
to 5 pm
BANKAMEllCARD
MASTER CHARGE
1028 IRVINE AVE., WEST CLIFF PLAZA, NEWPORT BEACH
Loida of 11 1y parkinu in Canter, 17th & Irvine. Next to S•v.On Drug
SALE HOURS: Daily 9:30 to 6 p.m. Mon., Thurs. & Fri. nites 'til 9 ; Sundays 11 .s
Oon llrown, 111 .... Lindo, llllW., C•tll. ;::i;::.1.n full 111d PllCI of tUldtn<;t b I i a.urroulldl"9 tilt Cll'( Cini.,, •
Dlllld Aut-14, lt10 A ' I II McG II l'OO SIO 0 ·-. U J f'l'IClll ,1111 161 AllPllClllon llltd
Oon L. II,_ 1111• • • 1 • ....... bV J. C10tn1 far' c;Clfll!rui;llon o1 •n 1 ...
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Coren. <Ill Mir, Apt. It. du1trl1l fVpe bulldl"9 lo be u1M few
ORAN GE COUNTY : Dlll<I Aut. 1•, 1910 1tora11 ind 'IPl lr ot firm equl-nl
On Auoust I( 1970, belor• 1'1•,. Nof•ry &TATE OF ~~11:o':iN~GIH ..., lh• IOUllt 11<1• of Tllblrl, N it of
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M~rk Taper Foru1n
'Monkey Mountain' a Mystery
By TOM BARLEY
01 1'119 OallJ f'lltl Sllff
Somewhere in the melange
of mysticl.am, symbolism, gob-
blede&ook and gum gnashing
that made "'The Dream on
Monkey Mountain' 'a veritable
nightmare for this critic there
is a message.
ll must be th e re,
so1newhere. After all, wasn't
it George Bernard Shaw who
~ e HEY KIDS I e
l lt Pal Sll•w ,.._, 1 :JO
TONITI AT 6:00 I 9:45
..... JIU,MOl..IN'T PICTUAfll P'rf,..,, ..
IUN CAMPllEU
said something on the order or
··1f I no longer have anything
to tell anyone tben 1 wW stop
writlng pilly1. And II I had
never had anytbipg to say then
J wouldn't have written
anything at all, would 1?"
With which the sage of St.
Ayot's munched on a Balh
bun, reaWN!d his reading of
his own work and rerusea to
aay any more on the topic o[
playwrights who write vague.
unhltelllglble and utterly in·
comprehensible plays.
It may well .be. of course,
that you, geaUe reader, will
make your way ta the Mark
Taper Forum and find Derek
Walcott's strange tale of an
ancient West Indian who has
an even stranger dream (and
we 're not es:acUy sure about
that) tG be just your cup of
tea, thoroughly clear and
praiseworthy and quite the
unique theatrical experience
that it was cracked up to be in
thls critic's prMhow chat with
a cast member.
It may well be that Mr.
oniallsm as applied to the
West Indies. It might well be
that we are btlng warned of
the uncanny and f'righte,.ln&
ability of many black men in
that era to do the work ol
their white masters with a
ruthlessness and ieal that
ensured the utter !Ubjection of
their race.
These are points that crop
up during this staging of the
story of MakaJt, the old man
whose sojourn in jail becomes
a twisted tale ol drtam.s, plots
and counter plol$ and the re-
creation of a vision that
smacks, in many of Its details,
of man's encounters over the
centuries with the I i t h e ,
tempting goddesses of myth-
ology.
Dance Fest
Tryouts Set
Male and female dancen
are needed to perform in the
St Andrews Priory Valyenno
Fall Festival, choreographer
Matti Lascoe announced to-
day.
Auditions will be held Mon..
day, Aug. 31, at 11 a.m. in the
Open End Theater, 2815 Villa
Way, Newport Beach.
The festival will be held
Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 2&
and 27. For further in·
formation, call fl>1I20 or 962·
9989. KIMDARIY
.HAI. WAUll:....-
WalCGtt's carerully wrapped
message will become as plain
as a pikestaff to you long
before the end er the first act.
And we have no doobt that
there are certain fellow critics
who will hail this beautifully
staged, cleverly costwned con-
undrum as ooe of the "great
works of our Lime, a pulsating
Jr15Jght into pseudo ab.stract
lmpresslonism ''-or
something on that order.
Maka.k's sweel·limbtd noc-
turnal visitor could have been
Egypt's Astarte, Henry
Willlamson's Star~Born or a
witching hour version ol My
Lady Greensleeves. Th e n
again -and we like to think
that perhaps it was -·it could
have been none other than
Aphrodite.
No matter. It wasn 't a;;;;;=========;;::
•: t·l ;\7l·I·l ·1 -
-JOI NAMA1H fllll ~·~MllMICUIJ~
AND AT 1100 ONLY
CONTINUOUS DAILY
FAOM 1J:l0 P.M.
ALSO IXCITINCi CO·HIT
EXCLUSIVE SHOWING
FOR ADULTS ONLY
IHI FIRST OF THE SHOCK ROCll '
This ii not a aeqoel-
ll111t hu -""" in~hing ~kt ii
'"". r.wi-•· ~9Cl.l~IUi·twlt1ilf051WtlllllC-
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~MLll'-~JUllS
E1ba1Mda .__
Warren
lle•ttJ
The =· ln'lbwn
Jt could be that we are being
told, craftily and subtly, of the
Inherent evils of British col·
particularly impressive sceine.
it did nothing for the play and
it wasn't very original of Pt1r.
Walcott.
Roscoe Lee Browne as
Makak, Afolabi Ajayi as
Souris, Herbert Jefferson Jr.
as Tigre and Ron O'Neal as
Corporal Lestrade do a lot for
the play, but we wish their
energies could have been
spent on some other stage and
in llome otehr vehicle, They
deserved a better fate .
AT THI INTUNCI
TO FAIULOUS
LIDO ISLI
EXCLUSIVE
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EXCLUSIVE D.I. SHDWIN
Opoo 7.oO
ON THE TUBE
Sammy Davis-]1·.
Will 'Slow Doivn'
LAS VEGAS -(UPl) -A tionwide tour four days aao.
pipe-smok.in&, aubdued Sammy Davis said that bis wile,
Davis Jr. said niursday be Altonise, would accompany
was "Ured" and would cut bl.s him on the tour as well a~ a
nationwide coocert tour In half re:gistertd nurse. Davis' bride
and restrict bis singing and ol four months was the former
dancing unUI be completely lead dancer in his show and is
recovered from a recent bout the choreographer for I.he na·
with pneumoo.i.a. tionwide tour production.
Davis, 44, was released from Davis said doctors told him
Sunrise Hospital Wednesday to cut his act to 45 or SO
where he had been confined minutes rather than remaining
since Aug. 22 with "lower left on stage more than an hour.
lobe pneumonia. o 1 v i s The entertainer said he would
became ill wbile on location at talk more and sin11 less.
nearby Lake Mead for a He said before he was
television segment of "The hospitalized he suffered fro1n
Name of the Game ." a pain in his lower back and
"I shouldn't ·be oul of the occasional fevers following the
hospital. but the doctor releas-perfonnances. ed me if t promised to :slow ''I thought it was because 1
doMl," Davis lold a news coo-"-==w=as=«='y=e=ar=s=ol=d=·="=be="="·=d'=:,I
ference. u
The entertainer. dressed in
bell bottom jeans and 1
pullover aweater, said he was
lucky lhat the pnewmonia was
arrested before It became too
serious.
S1turday, A11011$l 29, 1970 DAILY 1'11.0! 9
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"'M-AS·H: IS'THE'BEST
,AMERICAN tWAR
GOMEDYlSINCE
SOUND!CAME
the funniest
service cooiedy
I have ever seen."
.
"'M*A*S*H' is wllat
the new freedom
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Boost State
Campaigns
SACRAMENTO AP )
Republican candidates for the
state legis1alure are gelling a
special campaign boost from
both President Nixon and Vic.e
President Spiro T. Agnew.
The priority erfort is one
probably not available on such
a scale to lejislative can-
didates of any other stale -
parUy because of location of
the Western White Hou.se in
California.
It could eventually pay off in
a betler split for the GOP in
California 's big congressional
delegation -0011.-2 I -I 7
Democratic -by putting
Republicans rirn1ly in charge
of Sacramenl.o during next
year's pos I· census reap-
portionment of congressional
districts. Traditionally, the
party in power draws con-
gressional dislrict boundaries
in a way calculated to improve
its chances for the next IO
years.
The legislative candidates
~·ere invited, en masse and
Yiilh their wi\•es. to lhe
Western While Hou se in Sa n
Clemente lhis week to ha ve
their pictures taken with the
President and to hear a pep
talk on the coming election
campaign. Many Assembly
and Senate candidates arc ex·
peeled to have those photos
show up in campaign
bro chures . hornetown
nev.•spapers and perhaps on
billboards.
Candidates for sl<ile office
also were there, ·with vaca·
tioning Gov . Reag an
represented by U . Gov. Ed
Reinecke, appointed to the
state job by Reagan v.·hen 1'Jix-
on picked then-U. Gov. fu>berl
H. Finch as secretary of
heaJt.h, education and v.·elfare.
The second bonus for GOP
QHfomia lawmakers comes
Sept.. 11 when Agnew ad-
dresses a $12$-a-plate dinner
al the Republican state con·
vention in San Diego.
The proceeds will go into the
state party's "Cal Plan," a
battle plan to capture key
Jegi s lative seats fro1n
Democrats and lo hold onto
marginal GOP districts.
Jn hlJ talk to the candidates.
Nixon stressed the importance
of lhe state legislatures in 1971
•because tlley will reapportioa
mngress'°1\al districts t o
renect 1870 cem.us fiiures.
Calllomla now has 38 seats
in the U.S. House. That is ex·
peeled 14 go 14 42 on the basis
ol lb• 11'/0 c<ftSUS,
The Repobl U:ans h e I d
rnargfnal coo~ ol the slatt
ttglslature lhil year.
'lbe Auembly was 41-:19
Republican 1t the 1tart of the
)'tar and the Senalt: was Zl·IO.
But the GOP m1rgtn1 dropped
14 *'It and tilt senalt 10 ~ 19
d/lllJll JOY partl ol the eight•
monlh·lonl 5e15io:n ~ause of
vaca11des. Nfxon li 1 former Cfllifornl.a
Clf1&Tl!SSmall and senator.
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COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH HUNTINGTON . BEACH-FOUNTAIN VALLEY
UNUSUAL POOL HOME $28,950-5 \1%
terms -means very litUe down payment & month-
ly installments less than rent!
Or subject toe great S1h G.I. loan assumption. Tex-
as sized bedrooms, 2 baths, freshly painted inside
& out. Forced air heat, fireplace enhances charm of
secluded rear living room, built-in dream kitchen.
Landscaped to per(ection. Lovely swim pool, cov-
ered patio, loads of deckil'lg -lush tropical setting. (9101) 540-1720
SPANISH CUSTOM ON \1 ACRE!
Large home -2 horses permitted. View of verdant
green hiJls. 3 miles to ocean. Quarry tile & carpeted
floor. Paneled den with pool table & \\'el bar. 3 baths.
4 bedrooms. Beautiful grounds. Spanish tiled roof
beauty. Jt's a rare beauty & priced below replace-ment at $63,500. 540-1720
wi~O~Lfa ~~~~~e;tar 3~o~~u~A!~~!ur ~~d
&: filtered swim pool. 4 bedrooms, 2 separate baths.
~rought ir~n fence~ p~tio. eleg~nt firepla~e. Built
1n dream kitchen with finest apphances & dishwash-
er. With small down payment you can assume G.I.
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 \\1ith a full dining room. builUn
gourmet kitchen with range, oven & dishwasher.
Separate office. Shows like a model home! Im-
mediate possession! Subject to GI loan assumption. ( 9305) 540-1720
$28,950 -NO DOWN 6.t
~lost convenient location of ~·lesa Verde -walk to
everything! Generous sized bedrooms, 2 baths, huge
-huge family room-room for regulation pool table
--dancing or just plain relaxing-sliding glass doors
open onto large patio, surrounded by th.he most fan.
-tutio.. landscaping you've ever seen -variety of
fn.Yt-~rapes, lush plants-truly a paradise. Butlt-in
spar~lmg kitchen-much much more, dishwasher.
( 11668) 54().1720
CAJ:LING All G.L's $25,950
llere's one that you may f.urcbase wJth no down
G.I. (only closing cost:s) or ow down FH..\ terms -
your payments will be less thab rent. 4 bedroom, full
dining room. 2 baths. Large family room with 30 tt. covered patio. Park-like landscaped yard. Excel·
lent area. Priced at Government appraisal! (8835) 54().1720 .
4 BEDROOM -$25,000 -OCEAN VIEW
and what's even greater you can buy with almost
no down G.I. terms or low down all others on FHA
financing! 2 baths. On a beautiful Cul-.de-Sac street
-safe for children's play. Superb view of ocean & valley• (964a) 540-1720
BEST BUY!-$28,990-6~ % LOAN
It's a beauty \Vith criss-cross windows, pcetty shut-
ters, hea"! shake roof, in a lovely professionally
landscape surrounding. 3 king sized bedrooms. full
dining room , large family room. Afany decorator
dream features artistic use of wall paper-paneling.
Finest kitchen. All thi s for less than replacement.
Prime location. 54()..1720. '
NEAR THE BEACH -$23,250!
It's a darling like ne\v 9 month old 2 bedroom, den
home Yirith a beautiful gleaming kitchen, finest qual-
ity built-ins. dishwasher. Good shag carpeting. Pool
sized grounds. Annual % rate loan of 8"'2 % may be
assumed y.•ith rent like terms! Near the beach! (9691) 540-1720
SEE THIS-6 ~ % CJ. LOAN-$29,950
Very spacious home wi th twin sized bedrooms. 2
baths, large family room·. Plush new gold shag car-
peting, beautiful kitchen \\•ith all the finest built-in
features, dish\\'asher. h1assive fireplace. Fenced-
pool sized rear yard. Lovely patio. Expertly land-
scaped. Sprinklers. Finest & most convenient area. (9426) 540-1720
"UNIVERSITY PARK" $35,200
Extra sharp home in prestige "Irvine" location! Ex·
quisite architecture & quality decor in!~~-& out.
4 spacious bedrooms, 3 separate baths, fwui-'Y room,
elegant fireplace. Exceptional planned communit)1
area wit~ pools, tennis & extensive recreation facili-ties. l976j) 540-1720
JR, EXECUTIVE HOME
HUNTINGTON HARBOUR OPEN SUNDAY t · S
3921 LEGEND CIRCLE
BeautifuJ landscaped-very . .spacious (2100 sq. ft)
ol superb elegance & convenience! Oversized bed-rooms, 2 baths, f8mil,y room. Newly painted & dee·
orator's wallpaper accents. Patio BBQ. Near all
schools. Full difilng, room. Spacious kitchen -
with finest built-in appliances, dishwasher. Guest
quarters. Loads of st9rage area. (9904 ) 846-0604
Jl MANSION -4 BEDRM -$27,750
You won't believe it 'til you see it! Many luxury fea-
tures found in expensive executive homes. Custom
marble fireplace, bea\Wful new carpeiing & tile.
EXqµisite hand painted murals. 2 baths, deluxe built
in kitchen, elegant fireplace. Forced air: beat. Park
like rear yard with 9 fruit trees, colorful flowers & shrubs, (9887) 842-6691
OWNER TRANSFERRED $30,900
Ver,y Spacious. well planned large family home with
4 big bedrooms, 2 baths, spacioµs frunily room.
Completely carpeted & (draped. All electric built-in
kitchen. dishwasher, full dinmg room. Sharp & clean
& priced for immediate sale with an assumption of
6% % annual loan on property - your 1nonthly pay-
ments look less than rent! Hurry - see this one first!
(9898) 84&-0604
ABOUT THE GREATEST-$28,550-NO DOWN
\Ve dare you to find another home as neat & attrac·
live & imrqaculate as this! Spacious bedrooms, 2
baths, family room. dream kitchen with executive
built-in features. dishwasher. Handso1ne fireplace
in family room. Pool sized yard. No down G.l. or low
down all others on FHA terms ! (9895 ) 842-6691
EXQUISITE MODERN! BLUE POOL!
Owner's transferred -Shows like a model home
with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths. wired specially for stereo
music "Whistle as vou \Vork" -in every room &
patio. Beautiful deSigned pOol -outdoor lighting,
spri~le(s front & back. Rear yard - your own is-
land paradise. Plush carpeting. custon:i ~rapes. mir-
rored walls, separate children's playyard. Atrium
pff formal dining room. Ab solutely maintenance free.
Below replacement at $48.950. 842-6691
"COUNTRY CLUB LIVING"-$18,500-5 ~%
Nothing to do but relax here! Sharp condominium -
adlllt OCClJpied -reflects tender loving care inside
& out. Kin~ size bedrpoms1 2 baths;, built-in. dream
kitchen. Price includes washer, dryer. refrigerator.
Annul 1f:.. f"&te loan of iV-t. % may be assumed -by
your monthly installments will be less than rent! En-!OY the pool & clubhouse facilitie s all year round, (9907) 962-1373 "Pride of Ownership" inside & out! Summer living MESA VERDE TOWN HOUSE $31,950 & entertain ing ideal here -sliding walls of glass lead to picturesque "Care Free" yard. ?i-1aster sized ATTN: G.t'S -$25,000! 1/3RD ACRE!
Enjoy the clubhouse, tennis courts, swimming pool bedrooms, large den, 2 baths _ one ,vith sunken
& golf course near by! King sized bedrooms, 2 sepa-Roman tub. Garden kitchen with executive buil t-in
Here's a bonafide bargain with no down to G.f.'s or
lo\v-Jo\v down all others -monthly installments
Jess than rent! 3 bedroom, 2 baths. family roon1 .
You can see forever -whatta view! Large pool
sized yard -almost l /3rd acre! Patio. Privac,Y as-
sured here -yet all conveniences at your "Fmger Tips" (9860) 842-6691.
rate baths. quality carpet ing, custom drapes, & wi n-features. range, oven, dishwasher, refrigerator,
dow coverings. Washer & dryer included. Electric washer & dryer included. Handsome fireplace. Ex-
garage; d,oOr opener, mans freez.er. Built-ins. Live a 1"1ialt,,in;g flrium home. Owner anxious -low down life of easy & luxury here! 540-1720 ' meiit! Asking f36,500. 54().1720
4 BEORM. -$27,900 -LEASE WITH OPTION
r o buy -very spacious home designed for active ramlJy living & enl'l!rtaining. 2 baths, nice family
room, quality carpeting. Immediate possession.
Forced air heat, all electric built-in •lAward" kit-
chen. Dishwasher, Patio. Large home in excellent area ! (9785) 540-1720.
COUNTRY LIVING -\7i AC"E $28,900
San.ta A,na hgts. City convenience with country at-
mosphere. Horses • chickens • vegetable, garage.
Upper Bay near Newport. Nice home with loads of
charm on huge deep grounds. Best of terms ! 540-1720
NEBULOUS NEWPORT -$29,950 -
WALK TO BEACH!
Walk to beach from this delightful residence -king
sized bedrooms, 2 baths, family room. Dream kit-
chen with built-in range. oven & dishwasher. Elegant
fireplace. Patio. Charm Glow gas fired BBQ. Built-in
cab1nets. extra shower in ga rage. Alley access FOR BOAT OR TRAILER. (9798) 540-1720.
4 BEDRM. · $29 ,950 -LOW DOWN!
Very spacious family home with many Juxury added
features. 2 pullman baths, used brick fireplace, all
electric 0 Award" push button built-in kitchen. Plush
carpeting, custom decorator drapes & shades, heavy
shake roof. Very low down payment. Owner desper-ate! 540-1720.
LOVELY 2 STORY-4 BEDRM-$28,950-6%
Sittin' pretty on a large corner lot! Near major
•hopping & schools. 2 baths, banquet sized dining
room. Elegant fireplace welcomes all to sunny liv-
ing room. Pool sized grounds. Patio. Prime loca.
lion. Subject lo 6~% FHA loan! 540-1720
3 UNITS WITH GREAT POTENTIAL -$69,950 "SOUTHPORT BEAUTY" $39,950
Very valuable land on Victoria. Zoned for profession-
al -across from Costa Mesa Memorial Hospital.
Existing duplex -2-1 bedroom apts. plus home. 540-1720
A beautiful like new home (only 2.l,rs. old ) in a pres-
tige location. Spacious 2300 sq. ft. of luxury & utmost
convenience. Oversized bedrooms, 21h baths. large
family room all electric pwh button built-in kitchen,
freezer. dishwasher. Washer & dryer included. Pr~
fessionally landscaped maintenance free ya rd. Sub-mit all offers • (9865) 962-1373 • What are the 15 Costly Mistakes
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Huntington Beach, C•lif. 92647
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16111 BEACH BLVD ............ 142-6691
5824 EDINGER ............... 146-0604 HUNTINGTON BEACH
CORONA· NORCO
HORSE RANCHES AND HOMES
"FREE PONY"!!
MONTH OF AUGUST ONLY
Buy a J-lorse Ranch from us and receive a beau-
tiful pony!
t·irst come, first serve. $191000 and up.
543-9429
BRANO NEW Yi ACRE HORSE RANCHES
in one of tbe~best areas of Norco. 3 bedrooni,. fam-
ily room. fireplaces. Builtins, completely chain link
1 fenced. $27,500 with best terms available. 543-9429.
I POOL HOME -Yz ACRE! HORSES -$27,900
: Nice 3 bedroom home -keep cool in the pool all
summer long! Large fenced greunds. Carpeting,
ADDRESS ............ , ........................ : drapes. light & cheerful far1n style kitchen -handy
• work features. Low down payment -monthly in-CITY ........ ,., ............. STATE ....... ,,. ! stallments less than rent! (965.7) 543-9429
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IT'S-TIRRIFIC -$21,800!
A darling borne with features galore! Enjoy the
communiiy pool & recreation faciJjties. 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, large family room. Full dining room, all
electric t.itchen., dishwasher. Delightful patio. Dou~
ble garage, Near the beach ! (9876) 846-0004
ATTENTION 6.L'S $26,900!
Beautiful home with finest appointments inside &
out. Spacious bedrooms. all electric "Award" built-
in kitchen -like instant maid service! Rich wood
paneling, custom wall paper. Large pool sized yard.
Prime location -near all schools & shopping. (9915) 962-1373
PRICED AT GOVERNMENT . APPRAISAL!
s. bedrooms, 2 baths, (2100 sq. ft. Of superb famiJy,
living). All the luxury features, executive builtin
kitchen. Patio. Fireplace sets-off charm of rear !iv·
ing roo1n . Piped for soft water. Immaculate home
& priced at FHA appraisal at $32.450 low down pay·
1nent or no down G.I. (9889) 962-1373
18884 Brookhurst
Fountain Valley 962-1373
EL TORO • LAKE FORE I
MISSION VIEJO
BEAUTIFUL CANYON HOME-$35,000-NORSES!
Huge Jr. Estate grounds -landsCaped. to perfection.
Sundeck off .supper bedrooms to enjoy the majestic
mountain & canyon view. Huge 4 bedroom 2 bath. home, beautif!il dining room , .sparkling bliiit-in klt·
chen, di$bwasher. Magnificent fireplace. Heavy
shake roof home with a delightful patio. Only 2 yrs.
new ! Room for horses! (9849) 830-6060
"LOOKS LIKE A MODEL" $29,500
33 ft. covei:ed patio -entertaining & family fun ha-
ven. Spacious bedrooms, 2 baths, lamily room. Sun-·
ny kitchen with finest built-in features, dishwasher.
Beautiful wall to wall carpeting, Pool siz.ed profes-
sionally landsc8ped grounds. Elegant fireplace.
Prime location. (9903) 830-6060
AT APPRAISAL! $33,500-6 %-POOL!
Tb(!re'a a (Ir% loan now on property which may be u-sumed o•'buy with your G.I. eli~billly with almoet
nothing down or low down -all others FHA! Extreme-
ly nice area of Mission Viejo. 4 bedrooms, 2 baths
family room -adjacent the all electric .._Award" kit:
chen. Elegant fireplace. Fenced swim pooJ. Immediate possession! (9142) 830-6060
"!AKE FOREST" $38,995!
Only l lh yrs. new -beautiful 2200 sq. ft. home with
charm. unlimited! 4 bedr<_><>_ms, 3 baths, family room,
carpeting, drapes, exqu1s1te hanging lamps. Walk
to Club house. Full dming room. all electric push
button built-in kitchen. Heavy shake roof beauty. Near all scbools. (9906) 830-6060
4 BEllllOOM + PRETTY POOL $28,500-6.L
or FHA terms-means very little cash needed-no
down G.I.-:--elosing costs only or low down all others.
Very spa~1~us 2 bath ~o~e. ~ly carpeting. Seclud·
ed rear livmg room with rnv1trng fireplace overlooks
the ~eated .pool._ Beautiful covered patio-loads of
deckmg. H18h m charm -low in maintenance.
Spend your idle hours relaxing by the pool! Hurry·
(9568) 830-6060
SUPER SHARP! $29, l50-6 \1%
Priced far ~low reJ;>l~cement . on today's market!
Completely air conditioned. King sized bedrooms
2 baths, fftmily sized kitchen with "Copper Kettle';
charm yet all the push button electric built-in
features. Dishwasher. Lovely view of Laguna l-1ills.
Subject to great loan assumption at 61h % FHA!
Best Mission Viejo area \vith everything near by!'
830-6060
TAL~ ABOUT OUTDOOR LIVING!
$28,500-5%% LOAN
h1ost bea~tiiuJ yard you've ever seen can be epjoyed
from the delighUul covered patio -mature shade
trees, velvet green lawns. apple, plum, avocado,
peach & grapefruit trees. Home shoy..·s like a model
with generous sized bedrooms, 2 baths, full dining
room. elegant fireplace. homemaker's pride kitchen
with deluxe built-ins. dishwasber. Heavv.thake roof
home. Only 5 yrs. new. Annual % rate FHA loan on
property may be assumed! o,vner helps finance too! (9815) 830-6060,
RARE BEAUTY-$26,850-~% LOAN
Annual % rate loan now on property which may
be assumed -monthJy installments less than rent!
Immaculate home with features found in far more
ex_P.ensive residences. King sized bedrooms, 2 baths,
fani.Uy room. Plush carpeting, custom drapes. Pool
sized yard. Near schools & shopping. 830-6000
23331 El Toro Road 830.6060
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Questions
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Comment
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Realtor
Rondoll McCordle
•• I~ \o.U4 Would yau pl11111 explain whet 1 contr1ct of 1111 Is?
,.,,., 11re consid1rlnt Mtylng •home In 8u1n1 P1rk. I was
t .ff"ilMhr-..... to tur offices there -and th• owner 1u9-
,..-t1 • Centrect ef Sile. How dots It work?
•• W 8 .1. -Costa M•1•
1 t A "conditional contract of sale" also referred to as ,';d:~~ contract" or simply "contract of sale" is an in-
' . ent-type contract between buyer and seller, pro-
IJ\~tµng for periodic ioslallment pay-off of the purchase
11P.Pce while th. seller retaln1 tltl• to the property as
tHicurity for payment of the purchase price. The selle r
b,.gt'ffs to convey legal title to the buver at snme future
'"date, upon fuUiHment of certain conditions. During the
irtetm of lhe contract the buyer has an ''equilable
ownership" in the property.
:~J The conditional 'contract of sale is in fact a security
• 4e,vice, slmilar to the deed of trust or mortgage but that,
l\&lllike the deed of trust or mortgage, there is no stan-
rrMrd form readily available and some of the remedies of
... iaae buyer and seller 11re not clearly established.
;~;~ It is juat as important that Ole contract or sale be
.r:prded as it is that the deed and deed of trust be
lttl'~rded. Title insurance in favor of the buyer should
a till be required.
Buy Before School
Country Estates Near Many Camplf~es
Rlaht now Is Utt Ideal time
for f1 mllle• lb move Into a
new houte, before school
starts and while lhere Is an
opportunity to get a 1reat
deal, said George D. Buccola,
president of lhe company that
built Country Estates.
"Summer ls usually the
time when fam ilies have the
most free time of the entire
year and when you move It 's
best to have plenty of op-
portunlly to adjust and take
care of the house as well as
gelling to k.1ow you r
neighbors," Buccola noted.
The builder also pointed out
that if a family moves now
they, won'I havt the bother
Rnd inconvenience of putting
their children out In the mid·
die of the semester.
Once moved r.1 there are
any number of highly rated
schools, f r o m elementary,
junior and high schools to the
University of California-at
Irvine campus. which is within
easy commuting distance .
These home1 are a l 1 n
,11vailablt kl vete rans at 11 cost
of only $1 tota l move.in costs
which lncludts Impounds and
other fees .
In kitchen with r•nfe, oven community is th• fbte. recrea-
and dipasher. Ilona! facilillea th4t abound
Other features on aome
model1 Include powder rooms,
wet bars, separate llvlnJ, din·
in& and family raoms and ex-
tra l1r1e two and three car
around the homes. Near pie·
tureique hlll1, famWe.' wAe>
enjoy Mrseback riding c a n
make a:ood use of mlle1 ind
miles of line rldln1 trails,
which wind throu1h more than
garage1. 400 acres of hills overlooktn1
Thtse fine homes In Orange Country Estates.
County are located less than For those with other outdoor
two miles from 11tablished Interests, Irvine Park and
schools and all the needed Lake offers the best ln fishlna.
urban services. boallng and many other
"We think we ha v e recreational facil!Ues and are
developed Country !:states in only a five minute drive from
an area with 1 rustic , eountry the hornet.
1tmosphere but yet the com-To reach these fine Country
munlty Is close enough for E1ta les homes in Oranae
businessmen to commule to Cnunly, take the Katella t1r
any area of Oran1e County or ~ Chapman Avenue offramp of
Los Angeles. du e tn the the Newport Freeway and
outslandlng freeway aystem." follow the si1ns to the homes
Buccola said. and 1ales office, which are
One ol the areal advanLaae:s open dally from 10 a.m. until
to the rural setting of the dusk.
Councils Approved
For Apartment Builders
Somethlnt: new is happenin&
in the organizallon of
An1erlca 's home .builders.
Baltimore; vice chairman is
Ray Huffman, or San Diego.
Jt is the opinion of most legal counsel that the con· LARGE , SPACIOUS HOMES OFJl'EREO IN 2NO UNIT OF COUNTRY ESTATES
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"Many veler11ns don 't ha ve
enough money for a dnwn pay-
men! so \.\'e thought we wnuld
do all we can to help 1hem
niove into one of our homc1,"
Buccola commented.
Because of the continuing
boom in apartment building.
the Natlonal Association of
Home Builders Is encour,11glng
the org11nlzatlon within it5
ranks of Apartment House
Councils for ils m an y
members who build apartment
housea:.
Truatec1 of the co rnmitt.et.
who have not yet been ·~
pointed, wlll represent each of
the 12 geographical re1ions of
NAHB. They will work with
the association services staff
man and the elected National
Reprutnlalive for e a c h
res ponslbillly for areas one
throuiti seven, and Huffman
areas eight throuah 12.
--for either the buyer or the seller and for this rea&on it is
advisable that the parties obtain legal counsel prior to
committing themselves to such a contract.
I Whet is the difference betwMn • mort9a9e ind 1
... ltfult 4.lt4? I am used to mortg19es; out here you use
Trult dMda -what Is the dlfftr•nct?
... L.I. • La9una Be11ch
-A mortgage is a· wi'ltten in~tnJment by which real
fperty ia given as security f9r repayment of a loan
Oenced by a note or bond . ·The borrower is the
Ortga_g.or, the lender is the mortgagee.
A deed\of tnlet i& a security inst-n.iment und~r whic h
borrower -Called tbe trusjor -transfers the prcr
1 i y to lh• t~., Tll' truste~ is a third party who Ids title to; 'th'<' prope rtY as security for the
.ortpance of tl)e ··ob1fgetion for the ben~Cit · of the
er of the note, c1tlled the beneficiary. '\• ' '-. Edttor'1 Note:· Randall R. McCardle iJ ~ p~1fd.t11t
of(M /teal £1t..attr1, an .lnve1tment onalyst, colLegt ltcturtr,
and author of "Real Est.a.it in Califor11ia." &tnd 11our com·
mtttt.s and questions ,to IUJndall R. JfcCordlt, clo the DAILY
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. F,,f.dHt in West •\~ It. Stll it. Try lftt )Mw.t rtsponSt In lnt West a9i1Ml your
\ '("" elotk. Ttst Dlmt·&rfJ"' Ms, wtltrt tilt 1ct1on.1s, In Satlrdly's
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Pan~ Win Trip to Hawaii
An S1100. all-expe:nses-paid
Hawaiian vacation , first prize
in a landscaping contest held
81 Presley Developmenl Co.':.
Parkside Estelt's in fountain
Va lley, was presentcd recently
to Mr. and Mr!. John Bacon of
16284 Mt. Dana Circle.
The presentation culminaled
two months activity in the 2~2·
home development , 'A' i I h
homebuyers vying energetic-
ally for the award .
"All of our homeowners in
Unit One did a fantastic job
for the competition," aid Oby
Woods, Markeling Director of
the publicly-held homebuilding
corporation.
Woods reprcsenled his firm
in the official a wa rd
ceremonies when ht presented received $100 in cash and a
the Bacons with two Hawaiian $100 gift certificate at Adachi
leis, which symbolized their Nursery.
wce k·long island vacation. Third pr ize . $50 cash and I\
Judgin" th& contut were " & $5~1 g11l certiflcale at Adachi
noted gardea and design Nursery, went In Mr. and fi1rs.
authorities and 1~ res I e Y <icnr. C. Oon11lt. The Donnlls
Development eo. executives. TC'SldC at 16.127 l\1t. Emma
fo'inal judging was made bv !)lrect.
Bard Slack, fleal Estell!' and Each entran! received a
Garden Editor of Santa Ana fn·c·gallon shade lre r.
Register; Ralph Ad a ch i , Parkside F.~tales a re
President of Adachi Nursery ; located on Rush ard al Elli s
Randall E. Presley,_,J>resident and are ea11ily accessible from
or Presley Development Co.; !he San Diego Freeway.
and Ken Stark, Vice-President r---======----, of Presley Developmenl Co.
Ot.her winneJl in I h e
landscaping conle.l W4lre Mr.
end Mrs. Thurston Barron ,
Wl6 ML Dana Circle. As se-
cond prize. the B arrons
STARS
Svcln•v 0111•<~ it •n• of t~.
wo•\d'1 t•••I ••lrolot•n. H•1
cnlum11 it 0111 of lk1 DAILY
PILOT'S qr11I f1 •tur 11 .
These three and r o u r
bedroom homes are priced
from $31.350 and are nestled in
a picturesque area surroundl!'d
by 11 wall tor privacy and pro-
teetion.
The homes also offer a
choice of two or three baths
and can be financed by FHA
nr conve ntional terms as well
as VA.
This community of 102
homes has each home situated
on 11n extra largl!' lot, with thl'
sn1atl est h11vlig an 90-foot
fronta gr
''\Ve think we have provided
plenty of room for en-
!ertainin g largl' groups of peo-
ple. planting a garden or
perhaps even adding oo an
extra room," Buccola said.
Loaded with many special
items at no additional cost.
theae hom1s come complete
wtth· ~woodburplnP fireplaces.
beamed cathedral ceilinJS and
optional a I r conditioning.
There is also a complete built-
The 51,000 membership of
the NAHB includes, beside
single.family house builders,
builders of apartments, and of
commercial, lndw:trlal and in·
stitutional structure!.
For more than a decade the
NAHB. through a specia l
department, has pr ov Ide d
services for a p 1 r t m e nt
builders. With the upsurge in
reeent ye11rs of !hat type of
housing, the NA HB has been
fostering the form11tion of
Apartment Couricils among its
450 local affiliates. with direc·
tion provided by a re<:ently
established Apartment Council
Committee.
That Co m m i l t I!' e was
recently elevated from sub-
committee status. NA H B
President Louis R. Barba
said the move will strengthen
the 65 existing local councils.
Chairman of the Committee is
Herbert J. Siegel, rir
Siegel urged executive of.
flce rs and apartment council
chairmen to call ror any
aulatance they may need
relative to council or1antza·
lion and activity.
"One of the most import&nl
individuals in the organization
and formation t1f an apa rt·
ment council is the executive
officer," Siegel ·Hid. •'A
prhnary purpose of this new
comm ittee, which Is compoatd
of apartment c o u n c i I
pre.!llden~ and l!'xecutive vf·
ficers, is kl provide pro-
fessional l.!ISi!lance in council
problems as well 11 1 forum
for lhe recular e•change of
new ideaa. ·•
first meeting of the new
committee will bl h 1 I d
Se;pt.ember 11 durln& the
NAHB board of directors'
me~ng in Boston. •
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Newspapers deliver massive coverage
of ALL occupation groups each weekday
OCCUPATION OF HOUSEHOLD HEAD
Craftsmen 80
Other Manual 71
Farmers 70
Soorc1: Opinion R11urch Corporation
N1w1pepers ra1ch, in·dtpth, into •II occupatio n groups every day, as this 9r1ph indi.
c•t11. But what should be even mo re int1re1t in9 to advertisers is the hi9h precentec;•
of man191m1nt, profes1ion1I and other high-salary·earning types who reed 1 newspe·
p•r 1v1ry d1y. They make more money , travel more, buy more, set the 1t•ndards for
others to follow . If you want to play "Follow The Leader," 1dv1rtise in some other
m•dium ; if you want to lied the leader, put your me1s19e where he'll re ed it ... with
us, the n1w1p1p1r.
DAILY PILOT
Even Without Sea Views,
You'd Get Custom Value
Proct1colly all the oclrve oduft res 1den11 of Pac ific Island Vill age (no permanent
residents under 18) owned fin e homes before. The kids ore grown ond it'• time
tn le ! someone e lse do the work. But they d idn't wont to step down from the
rp10!11y of 1he11 previous homes. Enter Pa cif ic Island Village!
These hon1es 01e designed for fine home lovers. Big, roomy two.bedroom and
tw o-bedroor11 .ond-den plans, complete with custom featvre1. Fronci1con tile
entries. Coniplete all.electr ic krtchens featuring the fabulous Corning Counter
!hot Cooks. Wood-burnin g fireplaces . luio:ury carpeting end drape1 throughout.
Big utility rooms for gos or e le ctri c appliances. And so much more.
Then we added o Mediterranean.like climate . And 1porkling vi ews of the Pa-
c1l +c. And o lu)(vr1ou s priva te cl ub. And all e•terior mointenonct. And living I
$36, 900 to $49,900
71/2%
An nuol Percentoge Role Avo1loble
Toi.• Sonto Ano.Son D11go Fre1wov to Crown Vol!1v Pe11k.
11.oy, right to Pot1l1t h lo11d Or1111, r1ghl to "'odel1. Or Poc1foc
Cota! H•gtiwoy to Logvno Niguel enlronte, left lo Poc1fic 11·
lo,,d Dr'"'· le ft ro model• Open 1-.ery doy •
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Phone 496 -1243
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Clo seo11t Sale
DAILY '1LOT ~§
Dra\ving
Tbe awards ln the "Rent .
Today everybody seems lo
be wound up 111 !ht ecology
bag and Larry Shields thinks
he ha"S a new wrinkle. Every
visitor to bJ! Yorktowne or
W ts thaven master-planned
community will receive a
plastic automobile litter baG,
free.
Receipts Drawing"' held by
Mission Viejo Com.pan)' were
presented lo the wlMen in •
special ceremony h e I d
recently in the Eldorado
Homes Sales Office. "'\\'e hear so much talk
Recipients of il 0 n d 8 about poUutlon or the ulr, land
H S I and sea but nobody really
Trailbikes were L. E. Kjsh of OmC 8 eS ~n1s to be doing anything
Santa Ana, John Lehr or constructive about it. ln m}
Fullerton and Ken Emory ot M • • s.n1alt y.·ay , 1 hope that people
Balboa. eetiri!! will dispose lbeir waste ma-
EntranL'i receiving a stereo LJ tcrials in the litt er b:lg I
tape deck included Robert on T B H Id am providing instead or durn· Jardins of Santa Ana, P.lichael 0 e e ping their garbage on the
Phelan of Fountain Valley and . .J streets."' Shields pointed out.
Tom Frieling of Playa de! ways to use new techniques Shields campaign to clean
Ray . Jo ptrsuasive communication up the Southern Caliiom1a Dinners for two at the area colocides 11.·ilh the big
The one and two ~tory
models come complete with
bullt·in kitchens including dou-
ble ovens~shwashers and a
host of other time saving con·
dally from 10 a.m. WltiJ ~
The other Shields dtv~
community Is Yw~.
minutes aw ay from t '•
beautiful beaches o< H""
veniences. tinp>o Beach State Par~/
These homes 1lso include Homes have two. lhre: 'f";
the Shields' "turn key" pr~ four bedrooms and art priqto
gram which includes many ex-from only $26.995 with U tx4
tras for the buyer at no ad-teriora to aele<!t from. Omi
ditiooal t"Ollt. Some ol these in-ed ~·Ith a colonial m f.
eluded in the \Vesthaven t'Qtn· homes feature ln8JlY el
plex are carpets. drapes. rear outstanding fea tures ol flit
yard fencin~ and a free Shields •·turn-key" packagt.,.
derorating service. linle-Saving device! as well as ·
A c o m p I e t e commerical There. i3 a complete rang(_.of
center is under way adjacent wall4 to-wall carpeting, Mint
to the \Vestbaven homes which ytrd lrff. drapes and 'tiff
will uttimattly contain 20 decwator M!rvice to mike
stores and will be called moving in easier and at leS-'I
Westhaven Plaza. A l r ead y total expense.
POOLSIDE LIVING OFFERED AT COUNTRY CLUB MANOR AT COSTA MESA fl.11s.sion Viejo Inn wer e help salesmen to increase builder's closeout salt at the
presented lo Ronald Svens of their sales. particularly in the \\lesthaven and Yorktowne
Tustin, Joytt Holman or new home and resale business, complexes.
Woolco Departnltnt Stores. a There are quality schools .or
division of F. \V. \Voolworth tll xradt levels, from kin4
Co., plans to build a 103.000 dergarten lo graduate atudits
square foot complex to serve in col.lege. There art several
I.he community. junior oolleges around whlle
Countr y Club Manor
Hornes Nea r Golf Courses
Newport Beach, Denn Y will be reviewed by Richard The Y.1esthaven con1mun1ty
fltillburn 0£ Santa Ana, James F. Russell, author and lecturer in Westminster-Fountain Va!-
Lambertus of Orange, Dick ley feautres outstanding \'alues Damian of Garden Grove, and on salesmanship, al a free with lhe best in location.
Ron Conner of Santa Ana. program al Lumb leau Real features. f\oorpl ans a n d
Also receiving dinners were Estate Schools office at 145 de&1gns. At Yorktowne in Hun4
(jene Wllliarrui of Irvine, Vince E. 19th St., Cost.a Mes a lington Beach, a similar
\Vher len or Tustin, Robert TburSday. The lecture will closeout sale is going on
Heifford of Orange, Russell begin at 7:00 P.1'1. featuring the spacious two.
fit.ltchell of Torrance, Virgil A. All sales.men. in add!Uon to three and four b e d r o o n1
Lawrence !lf Santa Ana and new home Bild r e s a I e homes.
There are plenty of recrea-the eampuse.s of the Uni\19'Si4
tional facilities nearby, with ty of California at Irvine and
~!ile Square Park. across the Callfomia State College al
street from W e a t h a v e n . Long Beach are wilhin '!llY
featuring an IS.hole gulf commuting distance.
course, as y.·el! as facilities rvr For shopping needs. the
hiking. fishing . swimming and Huntington Center and the
Country Club Manor is
Orange County's most uni<ille
offering of new homes (or the
discerning buyer who enjoys
leisure llvlnc.
CoWltry Club !\1anor is ad-
jacenl to the long est.ablishe'l
Santa Ana Country Club \\'ilh
its pampered greens, majestic
trees and shimmering lak es.
Santa Ana Country Club is the
only club in Orange County
llhich is fully owned by the
membership.
The Manor is next door to
the private Palisades Tennis
Club, which enjoys a fine
reputation among tournament
players. This l~ year old cluh
with its new Clubhouse. courts
and &wlmming pool offers ten·
nis and/or . s w J m m in s
memberships.
Country Club Manor is not
rlircctly associaled with the
Santa Ana Cowttry Club or the
Palisades Tennis CI u b :
however, mesnberships arl!
available to qualified ap-
plicants.
The location or the manor
v.•as carefully researched by
Ryness-Smith Co .. the
de v elopers, v.•ho have
specialiud in building for
middle and upper income
buyen for over a decade.
Their experience created an
awareness of a concentrated
market for homes designlld to
emphasize the many benefits
or home ownership. Wouldn't
you enjoy having mor e
leisure lime for recreatio1i;li
acth'ities~ It so, Country Club
ri.taoor is perfect for you and
your family.
Blue skies and c 1 e a r
horizons abound in this beach
con1munity which continues to
attract a growing number of
families . Fine sho pp ing
facilities, such as Fashion
lsland, Newport Beach ant1
South Coast Plaza, Costa
f\1esa, are minutes away from
Country Club 1'·1anor. What
other area offers all of lhesc
advantages?
Country Club Manor is an
exclusive. limited edition of •9
homes in the heart of thi s
high-demand area. Fee title to
lhe lot gh•es you the benefit s
and security of future ap-
preciation.
Country Club ~tanor has
been engineered for complele
privacy , The varied one and
t .... ·o story homes on this
secluded cul-de-sac ( • 'The
masters circle") have been
<'Ustom designed. A con·
tinental atmosphere results
'Brealithrough' Meets
Psychological Barrier
By NOR~tA N KEl\tPSTER
WASHINGTON IUPll -A
government effort to find
\vays to cut the cost of
building houses has run up
against y.•hat could be a
serious psychological barrie r
-many individuals think the
product will be ··poor people's
housing."
The label must be distress-
ing lo 11ousing and Urban
Development S e c r e t a r y
George Ro1nney. It w a a
Romn1ey who devised "Opcra-
1 ion Breakthl'Ough" as an ex-
J>('rimenl ai'1ed al culling lhe
housing costs or everyone. the
affl uent as well as the poor.
Romney has gone out of his
,1·ay to explain that hon1es
produced under the project
will be suitable for a variety
of income groups.
But the •·poor people's"
label. justified or not. ap-
parently is hard tn dislodge.
In several of the 10 cities
selected for o peration
breakthrough p o r t o t y p e
developmenlli, opposition has
been generated by persons
"'·ho fear the project will at·
Top LblPr
Robcl'L ~I . Govin or
llome Finders Realty,
llunlington Beach, has
rc<:eJved the ''top list4
er" for July fro1n the
llunt1ngton n ea c h -
F'ounlain Valley Hoard
of ltea\tors.
tract the same clientele
public housing.
Operation Breakthrough
near the top of flUD'a priority
li~t. It is intended t o
demonstrate the use of in-
dustrial t ech n i q u ea -
prefabricallon of components
and complete "modules" -as
altematives to the 19th ttn-
tury hammer-and·nail method
of building homes.
RE~1INOER
Romeny , former head of
American ?ilolors, likes to re-
mind listeners that his auto
firm popularized the "com-
pact" car by making it clear
the auto was for people Y.'ho
coud afford more but prefer-
red to save 1noney.
He likes to say the early
models of the compact \Vere
loaded with extra! like ai r
conditioning. And he notes that
Kaiser ?i!otors failed with a
con1pact that cut too many
comers to hold down the price.
The se<!retary hoped to use
the quality·ecooomy image to
put Operallon Breakthrough
over the lop. He may yet pull
if off.
But some indication of the
psychological problems faced
by ifUD is contained in a
report by the Federal Reserve
Bank of San Francisco. In iU
monthly review , the bank
pr aise assemb1y41ine housing
techniques.
But the report concluded :
"The future of industrialized
housing lice, In the last
analysis. with lh.e consumer
acceptability of new deaigns of
the type developed through
~ration Breakthrough.
"Consummers frequently
view this type of housing as
aesthetically undesirable or
structurally unsound , even
when this is not the case.
Sometimes, too they complain
about the use of atandardiud
units to privide a monotonous-
ly designed product.
"Vet, wllh improvement.I ln
modular Rnd other types of in-
dustrialized bOuslng. • llfO"""
ing demand should develop
rrom those who Bre priced out
of the market for conventional
housing ."
Gloomy Gus Is
Your Kind1 Guy
boating. South Coast Plaza are elos!by.
These exciting bomes can be To inspect these homes, take from garden atrlums, im·
aglnatlve roof design and
artll exterior treatments.
Located at Newport
Boulevard a n d Palisades
Road , take the Newport fl'ee-
y.•ay south to !itesa Drive and
make a u-tum to return.
Jean A. Garcia o( North Loo£ specialists. are invited lo at-At \Veslhaven ho1nes are
Beach. tend . The talk is especially priced from $31,095 with finll n-
Entries for the drawings designed, also, to l'lelp persons cing available througb VA,
were old (ent receipts brought seeking a new career in real FHA or con ventiona l lern1s
in by prospective homebuyers estate selling. and there are 20 exciting ex-
reached by la~ing eilber the either the Santa Ana , Garden
Santa Ana or Garden Gro ve Grove. or the San Dltgo
Free\\'3Y south on Brookhursl Freeway to Brookburst then
or the San Diego Free\vay drive llOOth lo Yor ktown
north lo the sales office and Avenue. then right to models.
model complex complete \Y1lh The homes are open frorftl 10
i!s special children 's play a.m until dusk daily.
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here's a new way to live
in Newport Beach
It's fun, fine neighbors an d preslige living all in one luxurious
package. That's Oakwood Garden Apartments, jusl minutes from
Balboa's Bay and bea ches.
At Oakwood, you will find the very best of two possible wo rlds
••. gracious apart{Tlent living and a yea r-round resort. Th ere 's a
:i. million dollar clubhouse wilh pa rty ro om, billiards lounge ,
and in door golf driving range_ Separate men's and women's
health clubs and saunas, nig M-lighted lennis courls, volleyball /
basketball courts, 105° whirlpool ba ths and an Olympic-siz e
swi mming pool. -
All this and much more, just sle ps from your professionally dec-
orated apartment, each w ith all-elect ric appliances , carpeling,
draperies, storage aplenty, private rlcony /patios and op ti onal
·fireplaces.
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In addition, a resident tennis pro offers group and individual
instruction and works out of a fully-stocked tenn is pro shop. A
full-tim e clubhouse director is available to help you plan the activ·
ities you want.
And true to most country clubs, Oakwood offers acres of lush
landsca ping for quiet moments of relax11tion.
Like a high rise, Oakwood has central well-appointed lobbies
and large elevators , off-street parking with reserved spaces,
laun dry room lounges, security officer patrols and a cable tele-
vision system.
Top this wllh outstanding resident management who care for
you personally, and that's Oakwood -your home 'and country
club in Newport Beac h.
Champagne Open House
This Sunday & Next, 1 p.m. lo 7 p.m.
OAKWOO D
GAR DEN
APARTMENTS
Resort llvlng-jusl for 1dull1.
1700 161h Slreel
Newport Beach , Calif_ 92660
(71 4) 642-8t70
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Laguna Niguel's Pacific Island Village Has Sea View
~· Doming Room
Se"lective Home
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Biiilding Needed
Toda,y's hornt builder mu!t
puild seletU\lely in California
-despite I.he fad that the
..... , oupply ol unsold sing!<
lamUy ~ is at a record
'i,w of O. 7 percent., according to
~e C. ftomi&. vioe presi-
dent of the Colwell Company,
Uewide mongage bankers.
~ "'1'1:le real estate market just
"hrl't ready for a how:ing
boom," uplalns Romig, ad-
ding '"but conversely con-
ditions ~ nearly ideal for
'Selective housing develop-
lnent in a variety of com-
munities throughout Callfor-
'!ila." 1 f Colwe:ll, it.sell, has recorded
in recent weekJ some ~ inillion in consln.letion loans
'f'or housing de\'elopmtnlS in
·Kern. Santa Barbara, OranJJ:e
Jild San Diego counties, ht
points ool. Tht funds 'A'ill
co~r 181 single family homes
priers lo range from $15.900 to
will provide $1,SS?,000 for M
houses to be built i n
\\'estminster. Orana:e County,
1 project of Showcase Homes,
headed by \\'illiam Krue.ger of
Krueger Construction Co.,
Inc., lhe lhttt and four
bedroom homes will be priced
from $19,jSO to $30,950.
Under coruill'\K'.tion in Santa
Barbara are 31 homes financ-
ed by CoJy;e.11 for $170,000. The
de\•elopme.nt, priced in the
$32,700 to $36,900 range, is a
project or William Koart of
Ko-art Homes, Inc. Planned
for occupancy early this fall,
the units will offer three and
four bedrooms, two baths , and
IS&S to 19&5 1quare f~L
"I have to admit 11111 our dryer. De'ftloptn !owi4 Iba!
unobstructed ~lew1 1 n d most homtmaken m • • h
MedlJarranean·type climate pttlemd tl1~ amngemenl lo
' are the flrst attention aetttn, the more common, and lower
bul the home buylnl public t<>-cost. arr111&emenl lo lh e
day Is too 90phlstlcated not to 1~;~~ is the third unit at
take a mighty hard look at the p lfl Island VIII d home before they 1erloualy ac c age, an wt learned a lot from the ftnt think about purchasing it,' two," Martin said, "As a
said Paul Martin, sales agent rtfUll, Pacific Island Village
at Pacific Island Village, sea-Ill has almoa:t been desl&ned
view development at Laguna by residents."
Niguel. Homes are oriented for
Martin pointed out that in-unobstructed views Of the
variably the residents ait Pacific Ocean. and the com-
Paclfic Island Village have plex ls complete with II.I own
owned homes before. "They recreaUonal f a c 11 I t I e s . A
know ~·hat they ~·ant. they heated and covered swtm-
know what 's good and bad ming pool, t h e r 1 p e u t i c
about appliances, and they whirlpool, putting gretn and
have very flnn ideas about clubhouse are on the premises
floor r,1ans ," he said. "An.. r for unllmJted use by the parent y "'e fill their bill, owners. and a country club,
because sales are proceedlni; bea h 1 b d ·di J b "·ell and It seems as if some-c cu an ri ng c u are only a few minutes away, The
one is moving in every day.'' new Dana Point Marina will
Kitchens, for example, are be only about t.en minutes
completely equipped with the away.
latest built-ins, f.1artin claim-The closeness of the freeway
ed. The new Coming "counter h •·-that cooks" is standard in the system as vi:<:n an Important
homes, and has achieved ex· sales advantage, according to the agent. Pacific Island ceptional response fr om Village is; about five minutes
homemakers. Large-capacity from the San Diego-Santa Ana
automatic dishwashers ac· Freeway.
centuate the fact that the ac-The two-bedroom-and-den.
live adult residents ( no two-bath home.s of Pacific
permanent residents under 18) Island Village are available in
do a great deal of entertaining a ~·ide choice of designs, pric·
of guesl!I. "And the college 1 d 1 h ed from $.19,00\l to $49,000. s u en s are ome now -you Seven and one-half percent know what that means as far annual percentage rate finan-
000. offering a ••ide variety
rices. locations, floor plans
design features.
With txpall!ion of the Naval
Ordnance Test Station at
Ridgecrest, K-em County, the
increased housing demand in
that are.a is being parti1lly
met ~·ilh the de\·e1opment of
t~·o twenty·home I r a c I s
financed by Colwell. A S<SO,OOO construction loan __ _:L::.A.::R.::G::.E::.:.MA:::..:S::.T_:E::.R.:_:S_:U_:IT_:E::.S_:_H_:A_:V_:E_:_Ac_C_H_IE_V_E_:_D_R_E_C_O_G_N_IT_l_O_N_A_T_P_A_C_l_F_JC.:_1::.Sl::A_:N_:D::__V_:J_:L_:L_:A_:G_:E_:__
as kitchen requirements are cing is available with normal
concerned,'' Martin laughed. do"'TI payment. Far lower than Other items seem to meet the r..,uiremenls of famil ies the "prime rate", the savings
e largest ol tht six loans
·roy Homes
ave Top
loor Plans
oor plans which can be
rlvised to provide for the
cianging needs ol today's
Ues have won top rating
Troy Homes by the Su in
Juan Caplstrano from bfth vWtors and buyers,
rfports Roy Roman, sub-
dMsioo sa.1e.s manager.
ilrroy homes by the Sea is 1
211 hooie project of Ille ~,. Company , •
st..idlary ol Pacific Holdinf
Qwp:iraUoo, New Yn
Oul cil !be Ove moela ft
ri,ve open, the most PQPU)ar
~ -which pennll '""'e S(l8Cf: both for the family that
g(OWI and the family that
changer its major interests,"
s'd Roman.
'4For example, one of our
l>Ot selllng models hu the in-
triguing possibility of ex-
pansion from a lhree bedroom
home to a five bedroom three
bathroom home by converllng
a large bonus room Into a
layout that gives two ad-
ditional bedrooms and an ad·
dillonal bath. This appeals to
the family which is small now
but which ill gr<IW'ing because or in-laws moving in or
because or additiona l
cblklren."
Many visiton to T r o y
liomes by the Sea are looking
for larger home1 both for
ramily changes and for dif-
ferent activities which the
family wants to have when
they move in, said Roman.
Troy Homes by the Sea,
priced from $27.9$0 lo $34 .950 .
are built to meet the need s of
the family thet enjoys a!l the
benefits or living neer the
ocean. with wide side ya rds
for boat parking and gear of
all kinds.
Five furnished models are
o~ dally from 10 a.m. to
dusk. They can be reached by
turning off the Santa Ana-San
Diego Freeway at San Juan
a'.id procttding west on Dtl
Obispo Street to Camino de.I
Avian, then eut to the. proj.
eel.
AWARD WINNER
Richard A. Pratt
to El Dorado and .AssociatPs
"'ill provide for one tract
being built by John Barker, of
Corona. Priced from $26.400 tG
$29.200, the thret and four
bedroom units wil loffer 1496
to 1681 square feet. They will
.alto feature refrigerated air
condlUoning.
Negotiated throu,h Horace
French, vice president of A.
E. French & Sons, Inc .. a
$465,000 Colwell construction
loan will finance the second
tweoty unit tract. This is to be
built bf Pat McCuirt, a prtn--
clpal of Sanla Rosa's Camille
Enterprises. The \hree and
four bedroom, two bath homes
v.·ill offer up to 1591 tquare
feet an dwill be eooJed by
refrigerated air coodiUoning.
Price. will be from 12S,7tJJJ to
l:J0,950.
In Lam o nt, near
Bakersfield, Kern Co u n t y
fourteen b<xnm are be:lng built
under the FHA 235 program
with 1188,000 provided by
Colwell. O!'veloped by Curtis
A. Reade, wlih Bunkie Ash as
general contractor, the units
will fe1ture two floor plan11.
The three bedroom. one bath
model contaJnlng 9H square
fee t is priced at $15,900. O:>n-
taining 1218 square feet . the
fottt bedroom, two bath model
will sell at 117,300. All are ex-
p~ctoo to be ready for oc-
cupancy before the end of
1970.
In San Dieeo , 32 homeio; will
be built with $1.077.000 in
construction funds from
Co\~'eli. The homes will sell in
a range from $36,600 to $46,600
and are a joint venture
devek>pment of Fairhomes,
Inc., headed by Paul Tchang,
and Lomas Santa Fe Develop-
ment Company, headed by
Theodore E. Gildred.
Colwell, which placed over
$191 million in mort1oge
financing last year, originated
or otherwise acquired on
behalf of institutional in·
vestors nearly $00 million in
new loans during the first four
months of its current fisca l
year, Romig reported. Thi!
represenl!I, he noted, a 58 per-
cent increa1e in loan activity
over the aame period last year
"-tlen the volume: totaled $51.S
million.
As for the ceneral
hcxJ.sing oUtlook for t h e
balance or 1970, Romil sees
Tittle chanae for the California
market.
...
Pratt Named
Top Seller
By Council
For developlna adv1nced
procedures in new home sell·
ing. Richard A. Pratt of Foun-
tain Valley, has been named
winner of its president's
a"'ard by the Sales and
P.tarketing Council of the
Building lnd.Ultry AuociaUon
of Cati1ornia.
Allhpugh he has bten In new
home selling for only six
years, Prati has sold or
participated in the 11le of
n1ore than 1.000 homes. Rlt
~st yea r was 1989 whtn he
so ld 89 homes with a sales
\•alut' total of $3,200,000. fie
has never had a year under
,11.000.000 ln sale1. He has 10ld
successfully In all prtce r1nges1
from 12t,950 to !SS.ODO. I
~-. of the lower interest have at·
Park Newpo1·t Appeals To All Ag es
~· h 0 a r e 1 0 n g · t i m e tracted numerous buyers.
homeo"·ners, aceording to the Furnished models are open agent. ''We found Other items seem to meet every day from 10 a.m. until
the requirements or fam ilies dusk, and are easily ruched from all of Orange County.
who a re I on g-time Take !he Sanla Ana •·-Diego
The Park Newport apart-
ment communhy, opened for
rentals just six weeks ago, is
find ing an extraordinary ac·
ceptance from all of the adult
age groups in Southern
California, accordin1 lO
Gerson Dakar. developer.
Unlike the specialized com-
plexes that appeal to senio r
citizens or sin1le swinaers,
Park Newport ill finding an
equal balance betwttn young
b1cbelors, young marrled1 and
mature familiea with the
childl'f;n In theithigh teens.
1be developers are pleased
"'ith this arr1ngement but
hardly aurprised for It Is the
Jul11 Winner
Gordon Hicks, sales
manager for La Paz
l-101nes , has been named
Mission V i e j o ' s top
salesn1an for July. l·le
also leads the force in
total sales for 1970 with
a net volume of over $2
million.
same unique mix or aiges 1nd with all of the features these re<;reatlonal amenities, hom-w s d. g Jo Jhe -· "" ner · aCC<1r in Freeway south to Crown
interests that i! the h11lmark customarily found in a first· states ri.tisner. Residents who agent. "Every master bath p k nd 1 (If three other Bakar apart-rate private club, an Olympic are employed during CO'll· has a shower over a full·size Valley ar way a urn tub." fl.1artln remarked. '·\Ve right, following the Parkway: ment projects in the Bay swimming pool for t he ventiona l hour can enjoy the found that, while the husband to Paci fic Island Drive, theri ·
area: Woodlake, Oak Creek gregarious, and seven more facilities after work and at likes his shower, the wife in· right to models. A more
and North Point. poo1a slraJego·ca11y Joc.·oted · ht · 1· 1 d · leisurely approach is via mg ; air 1ne personne unng variably wants a ba'" a11d Park Newport, located In ui, Pacific C.oast Highway to the Irvine's Newport Center 3 1 throughout the grounds, seven their interrupted schedules; doesn't "'ant to have to go to La NI 1 1 t
· ht Jl•hJ d t · ts ·th nd the I do· d r· th d the oJher bedroom for a hot guna gue en ranee 1
Jamboree Road, provldes a n1g • • c cnnis cour w1 a a es u ing e ay . C V JI y Parkway Jurn-
1 11 Um Pr d 1 •hoJ The red c rpeted e · tub. So we switched ,. he rown a e • sophisticated life st"ie in a u · e o. an an .,. e a ex rcise · g Jell to Pacl li Island and
keeping with today's chinging pulling green just no"' reach-rooms with g 1 ea min g o00rdwin~~. ,::!.~dngbeamlhenhl.as otnhde ;~ft to the deve~pment.
attitudes and increased leisure ing !he lush stage. paraphernalia or all descrip-u1 ._,_.,... -==========:; The Spa's athletic director. lions have been designed for shower stall. You should see ,.. ti~~ apartments and town Bill Misoer. supervises all of c!H!ducational therapy making the wives' eyes light up when
houses are plamed a n d the activity in hls domain this torture form a lot more they see that."
;ngineered for maximum er-beginning early each day with interesting than the old days Every kitchen also has a
ficiency . They're laid out with ai cross-country jogging ex-at the YMCA. full·height pantry ca bine t.
an indoor-OUtdoor spact theory ercise. It's a group "haJO. No longer is it necessary to Eating areas are located
utilizing private decks and penlng'' that includes airline pay big prices to join private "'ilhin a few steps of the
patios. They have assigned stewardesses, air s pa ce clubs and socialize. The fun kitchen for minimum service
parking spacts located im· engineers, housewives, and a part of Uvi'l'lg is another "built steps.
mediately underneath eich few puffing, swivel chair e.i-in" at Park Newport where Reflecting demands of the
building. comfortably reached ecutives. residents will live better and publ ic, every floor plan also
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6424321 by elevators but concealed r,1 The age mix actually pro-live longer than they did has a separate utility room.
attraictively 1 a n d s c a p e d __ •_id_•_• _ll1_c•__:_be:..•.:.l :..po.::"=:ib:l';;"";;o;l.;ye;s;l•~•;d•;Y;····;;;;;;;;;w;i;th;;•P;•~ce;;fo~r;J:he=w=as:h:•:r :•:•d::~~~======== grounds.
The daily activities at Park
Newport are literally keyed to
fun and games right on site
and residents may choose to
group it up with neigh bors or
remain quietly aloof doing
their own thing.
Over 7tl percent of !he toatal
land area has bef!n alocated to
recreational pursuits. T b e
outstanding amenities include
a $7$0,000 complete health Spa
Whelan Tops
Firm's Sales
John \Vhelan of the Costa
Mesa office of \Valker & Lee,
Inc. led the firm's 300 Resale
Division salesmen in total July
sales, it was announced this
week by William ~1cCabe,
senior vice president o I
\Valker & Lee, Inc.
\Vhelan was also salesman
of the month in the Costa
Mesa office.
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If it's Ayres .... I *34,950 it's BUILT!
Need Room to Breathe?
NEAR HUNTINGTON STATE BEACH
3,000 SQ. FEET
l BEDROOMS - 2 BATHS
FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE
FORMAL DINING AREA
HUGE LIVING ROOM W/9' CELJNG
25' x 50'
RUMPUS ROOM
e •• rty con••rttd into four additional bedroom• and
two bath•-•pacious comfort for only $)6,400.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
VA-,HA AND CONVIHTIONAL 'INANCINO
RANCHO LA CUESTA
A YllES l·IOi\tf;S 'SINCE 1900
MODELS AT BROOKHURST & ATLANTIC
HUNTINGTON BEACH
968 -2929 e 96B . J JJ8, 11 A.M. to I P.M.
A world of QUALITY •• ,
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tiol d•v•lop,.•11t1. COUMflf ClUI MANOI lo I~•
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A world of CONVlNIENCE .••
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and tht ••w Soutl! Cao1t "°'' o•d f••hio• h i•""·
A world of RECREATION •• ,
"-di•<••• to 1111 P•i.-011 M•llr A..., C•••""Y Club
a11d Palhade1 '""""/Swi"'"''"9 Clwti. (M1,,.bu •
•hipi ..... ilcHll1 IO q11C1li!i1cl applito•I•), •• 11••••
!oral pri•olo Ot pub!!t tall ..,.,.,., OI ••101
f'Oth•i•g. 1ohi•g, ,,.1,,..,;"t a11d "'•"f tlker wot"'
1po1t1 ""' loy.
IXTRA VALUE FEATURES include ••.
• 2 Full Size Electric Continuou$
Cleaning Ovent.
• Full fibtrglast batt inaulotion,
walls ond ceilings.
• Thermostatically controlled Paynt
fo rced air heating.
• Own your lot lno leas t s)
• Electrif Garage Door Openers.
• Elegant Gorden Atriums.
• Lumino us Kitchen Ceilings.
• Golf Course View lots.
•Moster Bedroom with Privott Both.
• Stone or Brick Fireplaces.
• Wet Bora -Family Rooms.
Prall estimales his sales lnl 1970 wlll eiceed $3,500,000. .. _______________ _
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Saturday, A11gust 2', 1970 DAILY PILOT J7
60 Programs Homes Open··.
NAHB To Discuss Broadmoor Vnveils 63 Vni"8
Apart1~ent Topics
WASHING TON -Apart·
ment management will be a
major toplc of discussion at
the National Association of
Home Builders' International
Apartment Con!erence, Oct. 4-
7, in Washington. D . C .
Sessions will be held at the
Statler·Hllton and the
Mayflower hotels.
Ma:r:lmillian Mart.in, CPM, a
Philadelphia real estatf! man,
and H. R. Crawford, CPM,
vice president of the Polinger-
Crawford Corp., Washington.
During opening ceremonies
Oct. 4, conferees will be
welcomed by Barba and S. E.
John.son, president of the Na-
tional House Builders Associa-
tion, NAHB's counterpart in
Canada. The conference is
sponsored by NAHB in co-
operation with the Canadian
builders.
The Grand Opening of the
63-home third tncrement of
Richard B. Smith's award-
wlnnlng Broadmoor 'I\trtle
Rock '70 in Irvine was
highlighted by the unv~lling ol
a completely new design. the
Plan 7.
"Even though our model for
the Plan 7 will not be complete
for about three months, public
demand for it has been so
great, we are releasing it for
sale now," said W. Scott Bid-
dle. Executive VJc-.Pres\dent
of Broadmoor Homes, Inc.
Altogether. the conference
will offer 60 programs on
every aspect of construction
and management of
a p artme_91S. condominiums
and co-operatives. Eleven of
these programs are designed
especially for those who are
planning to enter t.he apart-
ment field. Speakers are from
Canada, England, France and
Sweden as well as the United
States.
In addition to Barba and
Johnson, opening day speakers
will include Samuel Primack.
conference chainnan; Dr.
Nathanlel H. Rogg, executive
vice president of NAHB, and
Dr. Roger Blackwelf,
associate professo r of
Marketing at Ottio St ate
University.
SHELTERED FRONT PATIO JUST OFF LIVING ROOM AT COUNTRY SCENE DESIGN HOUSE
According to Biddle, pro-
spective homebuyers will be
able to judge the plan from
elevation renderings and floor
plans. Corultructloo on the
model is currently underway.
"The conference will be
conducted by the most
distinguished international
faculty ever assembled for a
meeting of this type," NAHB
President Louis R. Barba said.
"All aspects of apartment
building and managing will be
discussed. Those concerned
with property management
are in for a particularly pro-
ductive and busy time ."
Country Scene Offers Moderate Prices
The four-bedroom, 2'1.z·bath-
home provides 2,459 square
feet of living area on two
stories. It features a separate
family room, fonnal living
and dining rooms and a 300
square foot finished recrea-
tional room.
Thirty-two hours will be
devoted to management
topics.
In a single all-day session on
professional a p a r t m e n t
managements, presentations
will be made by nine certified
property managers including
Charles Strobeck, president of
the lnstitute of Real Estate
Management, and William
Haas, a past president of the
institute.
Tips on managing swinger
apartments will come from
Alex Bui, who heads a Dallas
management firm. •
Solutions to the special prO:
blems of managing low-in-
come housing will be offered
by David_ B. Grady, president
ol Sanfric, Inc., San Diego; J.
Olson Firm
Enjoys Big
Sales Month
The education events open
Oct. 5 with a session on the
urban environment, site selec-
tion and other project planning
and design subjects. Subse·
quent sessions will cover such
subjects as market analysis.
design, financing, conventional
construction, marketing, resi-
dent selection, advertising and
public relations, b u s i n e s s
management .and accounting,
interior decorating, tenant
relations and training of resi-
dent managers.
Interest in systems building
has Jed to a concentrated four·
part series includ ing
discussion o! l n n o v a Li ve
methods used in European
countries and whether they
are adaptable to the United
States. Building codes. zoning
ordinances, labor relations and
economics will be considered.
In another special series
condominium and co-operative
housing specialists will speak
on market analysis, planning
the operation, marketing and
management, planning and
design.
Emphasized also is an
evaluation of Federal govern-
ment programs designed to
assist multifamily housing.
Program administrators and
builders versed in program
procedures will· deal with
various aspects.
Macco Lists
"The Country Scene," the
new Lake Forest neighborhood
of 500 homes by M.J. Brock &
Sons, l'llc., offers the only
moderately priced homes in
Lake Forest and the com-
munity's only homes v.·ith
FHA and VA financing,
reports Lester Goodman, vice
president of marketing.
"And these are two really
important advantages," adds
Goodman. ''Lel's lace il: the
majority Of the p e o p I e
looking for a home today just
cannot afford most hom'es
they see. All five of our
models have a base price
below $30,000 and one of them
is priced below $25.000. And,
for most people, FHA or VA
financing offers either the best
way -or maybe the only way
-to buy a home."
Goodman noted that while
the moderate prices might
lead one to expect
' ' unimaginative, look-alike
crackerboxes in a n
desirable area. the homes al
The Country Scene are lhe
direct opposite.
"We sincerely believe." he
continued, '"that these are the
most favorably located and
best-designed moderately pric·
ed homes in Orange Co unty.
"With its rolling hills, fresh
clean air, 3'fld many other at·
tractions, southeastern Orange
County is one of the finest
Forest E. Olsoti, Inc. , places to live in Southern
Realtors, has reported July Prize Winner California. as indicated by the
the greatest month in their fact that the president of the
history with 496 residential Macco, Inc ., Leadershi12. .united States chose it for his
sales, and sales volume in ex-}lnmes has announced their second home. And with most
cess of $14.8 million. Accord-first grand prize winner in the of its homes selling in the
ing to Forest E. Olson·, presi-"Win a Wild Way of Life" $35,000 to $65,000 bracket,
dent. Contest scheduled to continue Lake Forest is the most at-
Olson noted that I 11 st for six mnre weeks. tractive master-planned com·
month's record-smashing Mrs. Frances Joshua of Los munity in southeastern Orange
figures represent a 22.4 per-Angeles, vi.siting with her County. To be able to buy a
cent increase in number of sister at the Casa Dominquez home in this community for
sales over July, 1969, and a model home local.ion won a only $25,000 to $30,000 is really
24.4 percent dollar volume. l,000 pound steer. The f..fcCoy an unusual opportunity.
The first six months of this meat company will prepare "And these are tr u I y ,
year the Southland network and deliver the beef to Mrs. outstanding homes. designed
reported sales volume in ex-Joshua. by one of America's most ac-
cess of $84.4 million. Last --==================--=-=-=--=co.,I month when the Forest Olson ,...
organization celebrated their
17th anniversary they broke
another record !or expansion
in the industry by opening
seven new offices in ~ first
halt of this year.
Nearly Everyone
Listens to Landers
La Etitryway
Or.:u;: of the five furnished and decorated model homes al Rancho La Cuesta in
H9r.ilington Beach is the La Patm·a . Another model Js under construction. (Story,
ijoge 18)
•
claimed designer:s. B a r r y
Berkus. They have Im·
ag\native floor plans with ex-
citing architectural features
and expensive details, both in-
sidf> and out.
"In addition, our unique
Select-A.Site Plan enables a
family to choose both its floor
plan and its slle plan. They
can have the same model on a
rectangular lot with th e
garage in front of the house,
or on a square lot with a
garage alongside the home,
connected by a breezeway .
This provides a wider choice
of front elevations, enabling a
family to have a much more
imposing home with nearly 50
percent greater street fron-
tage. It also helps the buy.er to
utilize his Jot in a way that
best fits his family's needs."
The Country Scene may be
reached by taking the Santa
Ana or San Diego Freeways lo
the El Toro Road off.ramp,
going north on El Toro Road
to Mu irlands Boulevard, and
then west on Muirlands past
Ridge Route Drive to the
model:s.
Biddle also reports that.
de.'!pite recent labor and
materials price hikes, the firm
has held the price line from
the seaind increment o f
Broadmoor Turtle Rock 70.
Prices Start at $29,990.
Features included in the
homes are custom fireplace;,
stained wood beam ceilings,
OCEAN VIEW WITH BEACH TOO!
A decoralorshowcase of six lavish new homes, each by a.
dillerent decorator.-SpeCtacular ocean views and an exclusf'fe
executive caliber community second to none.
BROAD MOOR
ON NIGUEL SHORES
• Imposing guard gate entrance
• Exclusive beach access alld member'Ship
in 1he fabulous Monarch Bay Beach Club
• Private 1ennis courts at the foot of your h.ill
• Community Golf Course
• Three minutes to shopp~ng and theatre
• Adjacent lo lhe new 2,100 boat
Dana Point Marina
• Landscaping. sprinklers, even drapes & patios
can be included
• OFFER lfMflED FROM
8/1/70 'lo 8/YJ/70 OHL Y
SJ9,900 ro S59,990
INCENTIVES
GALORE*
•FINANCING
• FEATURES
; FUNDING
deairatlve custom lighting fix·
lures, nylon carpeting and"""
fully appointed kitchens with
continuous cleaning ovens.
The 613-home commwUty Is
part of lrvine·a better en-
vironment, and bas a major
advantage for homeownet11 in
the 1850 acres of attractiv•
parklike surroundings that
border II.
The. 1,500-acrt UC Irvine,
campus and the proposed 35()..
acre county-regional recrea·
tional park that border the
community are completely
protected against residential,
conunerical or l n dust r i a I
development by tbe Irvine
master plan. The plan ha.a
been cited a.s presenling ''an
awareness of life values to g:o
along with property values."
and controls all phases of
development in the proposed
city. Irvine is reported1y the
largest, most comprehensive
muterplanned community in
the nation.·
'"Many or the factors which
have forced rapld appreciation
or university-oriented homes
in the Westwood area have
been planned Into Irvine," said
Biddle.
Broadmoor 1\u1.le Rock '70
Is located south of the Santa
Ana and San Diego Freeways
on Turtle Rock Drive at Cam-
pus Drive.
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pamper a lawn and the
chaooes art it will tum out
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in liw.," says Len MaiUoux
al the Fann Builder division
d American Bioculture, Inc:.,
New York-
Most lawn programs ignore
rGne important buic -the
'condition of the soil itself,
M~ said. To start with.
few soils measure up to the
Ideal of a mellow , well drained
Joarn. There are heavy clays
and dry, sandy soils. and
everything in between. Then,
soils are overworked. overus-
ed. nHft is buildup al in-
-weedicldes. oom-_.oa1 fertm...... '!be earth
is compacted. Aeration and.
water abaorpijon are ham·
pered. The natural balance of
the soil Is destroyed.
Fann Builder, a Phoenix-
based operation. thinks it bas
the answer in a product it
calls Bio-Turf, Mailloux said.
microbe.t in the soil. 'Ibese
microor(anisms, M a i I I o u x
said. work to break up com-
paction, speed breakdown or
organic materials. help con-
vert. fertilif.ers into usable
form more quickly and ef.
ficienUy.
He says the formula. known
only to three men in Phoenix.
has been used for IO years
by farmers, and for the past
three on turf at golf courses
and playing fields such as
the football !le.Id at Arizona
State University. The com-
pany says more than 300,000
acres currenUy are · being
treated by the. process and
it offe rs n um erous
testimonials from agricultural
users.
Jawn care services ttd\ as
Meridian Lawn Services, a
division of the Meridian Home
S<tviceo cqanlzallab o I
Mtneola, N. Y.
Michael Pucuccl, Meridian
president, aays l'OSlllll .....
"remarkable" in the flrlt year
al ... by the company in
Its operotioos in N ... Yorl,
New J e r 1 e y , Coonecticut,
Pennsylvania, M a r y I a n d ,
Delaware, Virginia. "We bad
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our services, be llid.
The company features the
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.. .,ilization," as part of an
annual lawn care packqe
which, Pucuccl says, "costs
around lilt for a typical llO
by 100 plot to, perhaps, 1SOO
for an acre property.'" The
cost varies, he said, since the
specific maintenance program
is developed for each pro-
perty. The Bio-Turi culiure
Ui applied twice yearly along
with whatever other measures
are necessary for fertilization,
weed and insect control, shrub
and tree feeding and spraying.
Along with its u.se on lawn
areaa, Pascuoci said, the " com-
pany sprays the aolution on
soil around trees. an witb
ploll, and has injected it Into
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comparison. I was t r u I y
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Century
Park Near
Shopping
Barber shoppera and bargain
shoppers alike can enjoy living
I~ Century Park in Fountain
~alley.
The economy-conscious ap-
preciate prices that start as
low as $28,950, with only $1
closing costs. Buyers who
want enough space for a
piano, or an entire quartet,
enjoy I.he extra spacious
rooms in the dramatic ex-
ecutive homes.
The three to five bedroom ,
two bath homes include some
· Sl.000 worth o[ bonus features
in the prices of the homes.
Some of the features inc luded
in the 330-home devel-0pmcnt
are sunken Jiving rooms, vault·
ed ceilings, brick fireplaces,
patio kitchens with continuous
cleaniYlg ovens, and
dishwashers.
Cedar shake roofs, concrete
driveways, decorative block
walls and underground
utililie.s, are also included.
A liquid bacterial culblre
produced from a cow manUtt
but by a process of fermen-
tation, Bio-Turf is applied by
means of irrigation or
spraying. The organic culture
act!I to recondition and re-
juvmate the so i I by
stimulating the activity of
It was used for the first
time last year on residential
properties, for lawns, shrubs,
trees and'gardens and is being
introduced nationally through
surpcised at the dilfecence In PATIO KITCHENS AT CENTURY PARK FEATURE CONTINUOUS CLEANING OV ENS, OISHWASHERS
growth. The treated sections
The community, which Is
located on Bushard at Ellis
in Fountaln Valley, surrounds
a large $100,000 landscaped
park. Neighborhood an
regional shoppb1g are quite
close, and the access to the
San Diego Freeway is ve ry
convenient.
produced ripe tomatoes by Ju.1--------------------------------------------------
Rancho La Cuesta Offers
New Wimbleton Ho111es
A new model borne is near-The Wimbleton is a two story
ing cOmpletion at Rancho La home with 2,200 Square feet
Cuesta in Huntingtoo Beach. downstairs and 230 upstairs.
Le.,,. Katella
Eve Ownby was award·
ed. top sa1es honors for
July by Katella Realty.
Her sales volume was in
excess of $196,000.
Early buyers will r~ive
their homes with the upstairs
bonus are.a finished.
The Wi.mbelton bl! a formal
dining room and a rumpus
room with a wet bar and
fireplace. The m a st e r
bedroom suite has a private
bathroom witb a sunken
Roman tub.
Sales manager Heinz Lueck
pointa out now is an excellent
time to see the construction
features ol the home while It
is being built Artist's ren-
derings demonstrate the ex-
terior stylings available and
floor plam m on display.
The home Is selling !or
$34,390 to $35,700, accordlng to
Lueck.
There are five other furnish-
ed and decorated model homes
open daily and a sales in-
formation center is located at
Brookhurst Stteet and Atlanta
Avenue , Huntington Beach.
The p o p u I a r Huntington
State Beach is 1.6 miles from
the homes.
A LIMITED PARTNERSHIP
ly 4."
• The culture_Mailloux said,
appears to have another use,
also. Another American Bio-
culture division is working
with it under the name of
Water Kleen as a poasible
product for use in sewage
treatment plants and sepUc
systems. Mailloux said the
product appean to aid the
growth of bacteria which
breakdown sewage and testing
l& under way in several areas.
$6 Million
Complex Set
A $6 million dollar industrial
complex is slat.eel for a ~
1ile adjacert to the Fullerton
Airport in Orange County, ac·
cording to • joint -an-t
nouncement by Life '4
Casualty Insurance Company
of Tenneuet and Glass Con·
tainers Corporation co-owners
of the property.
Known 111 the Fullerton Air
Industrial Park, the project
will be located between Moore
and Artesia Avenues and will
front on Gilbert Street.
Dwyer.Qlrlett & Company,
pioneer Southland mortgage
banking finn, is !be developer
and Keller & Grant, Inc. of
A%usa i11 general contractor.
Grubb & Ellis Company of Los
Angeles and Newport Beach
has been named leasing agent.
IS NOW BEING FORMED TO PURCHASE l
648 ACRES NEAR PALMDALE
WITHIN SIGHT OF THE GIANT SST AIRPORT
ADJACENT TO DEVELOPED SUB-DIVISION
OVERLOOKS BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURSE AND LAKE
PLANNED FREEWAY WILL PASS NEAR THE PROPERTY
FEATHER RIVER AQUEDUCT UNDER CONSTRUCTION
BEAUTIFUL RANCH HOUSE, STABLES AND WATER SYSTEM
EXCEPTIO NAL TERMS -M.A.I. APPRAJSAL
• MOST VALUABLE PO'i!TION RELEASED FREE AND CLEAR
TAX SHELTER BE NEFITS"
The land appreciation spiral in the Palmdale Area of Los Angeles County
ls being brought on by the Airport Development, continued population ex·
plosion and inflation. If you would like to become an investor, call or write
today to reserve a seat at one of our five scheduled investment meetings.
Century City, Tuesda y, September I, 1970 Century Plaza
Santa Ana, Wednesday, September 2, 1970 Saddleba~k Inn
West Covina, Thucsday, Septembec 3, 1970 Holiday Inn
Oakland, Wednesday, September 9, 1970 Holiday Inn
San Mateo, Thursday, September 10, 1970 Hillsdale Inn
Qualified Inuestors i\ltut Bt Bono Fidt Residents of tht St.att of
California Earning At Least $18,000 ptr ~tor with a Nt t Worth of
$3~,000 Excluding Home , Automobile and Housthod Furnishings
or o minimum Liquid Ntt worth of $100,000.
MINIMUM INVESTMENT ........ $4,400.00
FOR RESERVATIO NS CALL (213) 553·2433 or (415) 981·6226
Callfor11it1 Land Sale•, Inc.
a division of
California Land and Farming, Inc.
Suite 1420. 1900 Avenue of th• Stars
Century City, Los An&elos, California 90067
••Based upon counsel or Flint & MacKay, attorneys at law.
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You can own this new
• home in Lake Forest
for just $236 41 per mo. ( ·:H~c~::t )
... no money down.
It's like money in the bank.
Why not. It costs no more than most rent payments. In fa ct, you 're actually
saving money. Take this home for instance, (it's just one of 20 models
you may select from). It sells for $24,550. You may purchase It on FHA, VA
or Conventional finan ci ng. On a VA purchase, no down payment is
required. 354 monthly payments of $236.41, payable in 29Vz years, 8Vz %
annual percentage rate. You get added benefits from deductible income
tax interest and real estate taxes. You're build.ing equity on the
average of $1 ,000 per year. Figure it out. Where
else could you purchase an investment that offers
all these benefits with little or no money down.
Lake Forest •.. a multi-million
dollar master planned community.
In addition, the above purchase price includes a
custom designed fireplace, wood shingle roof,
carpeting, dishwasher; Hotpoint double oven and
range, disposer, custom light fixtures and the best
home value in exclusive Lake ·Forest. Not a bad
deal for just $7.77 a day.
Your home in Lake Forest offers you much more
for your purchasing dollar. It will gain in value
faster because Lake Forest is an architecturally
controlled community. The average home here
-sells for $40,0001
many over
$60,000. Here you
have parks, fresh
air, and are close
to beaches, golf
courses and
shopping areas.
Drive down . You'll
llke it. ::·.=:...-:;,.
Furnl1h1d model• ti The Country St ene may be re1ched via the San\a Ana or S11n Diego Fwys.
Take the El Toro ollramp to the come r of Mu!rlanda and Ridge Rou1e in Lake Fore&\.
From fl4,SSD •,HA• VA• CONVENTIONAL FINANCING. Op1n 10 to i . (71') 130·3150
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By DEKE DOULGATE
OI wrtt 0.IJY Niii SI ...
ONTARIO -The ghost of the turbi ..
race car casts a deep shadow along smog
valley at O.tario Motor Speedway, u the
world's top drlvtts prepare for the
Calilomla 500 Sepl 6.
1be last turbine ln racing, owned by
Jack Adams of Memphis, lsn'l here. It
ruts in a pile of tangled metal on U>e
'1oor of a shop in Indianapolis.
Its driver, JUck Muther of Laguna
Beach, who crashed the turbine at
Langho,me, Pa., is here practicing for lht
race ill the Two Jacb Turbo-Offy.
"We're putting the turbiae b:r.ck
together again, but l honestly don't know
why." said Muther's crew chief, HO•'ard
Millican of Indianapolis, "unless it is th3l
J just can't. stand to have anything
broken lying around.
"There was no sense fii:i...:: it aDd bring·
Ing It h ore. The car Is just DOI «>m-
petiti\'e,"
That ls what Andy Granatelll, the
ouUpoken.. racing boss altd presideat of
STP sail when the power of the turbine
was' cut by a U.S. Auto Club edict two
yean ago. The power was ~strlcted by
cutting the allowable air opening into the
engine from 14.9 square inches to 11.9.
Granatelli said the turbine in effect
was being banned, but car owner Adams
built a car arou!'ld lhe smaller e11gine.
First Muther and later Jigger Sirois of
Hammond, Ind. tried to get Adams
turbine car up to speed in l\.1ay at In·
dianapoUs Speedway. Millican admitted
that his crew even tried using an illegal
dosage of water and alcohol tD bring the
horsepower up to US so the car could hit
a top lap speed of 16:1 mph. It took 165
mph "' qualify. Adams hopes to appeal to USAC of-
ficials' sense ol fair play by havin& Sirois
" RAM LINEBACKER -Myron Pottios is expected to see plenty of
action at the middle linebacker spot when the Rams face San 01~0
in the Border City tonight. Pottios is a l~year NFL veteran from
Notre Dame.
Cardinals Top, Dodg er s
On Torre's Homer, 1-0
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Joe Torre led
off the top o( the ninth inni~ with his
17th home run of the season Friday nighL,
breaking up a brilliant pitching duel be-
tween Jerry Reuss of St. Louis and Don
Sutton of Los Angeles and giving the
Cardinals a 1..0 victory over the Dodgers.
Reusr, a rookie southpaw, and tile
right-handed Sutton traded two hitters
through eight innings before Torre snap-
ped the sairele6S battle.
Reuss evened his record at ~5, allow-
ing only singles by Bill ~Sudak.is in the
fourth , after the rim 11 Dodgers had been
retired. and again in the seventh.
rightfield line for the first St. Louis hit
with two out in the third. But Torre flied
deep to Bill Russell in centerfield for the
third out
It was the seventh time this season
the Dodgers have been shut out and the
fourth time they have been limited to
two hits. Gary Nolan and Wayne Simp-
son o{ Cincinnati pitched twD-hltters
against Los Angeles in the first week of
the season and the Dodgers had only two
hits in a J..() viclory over Nolan Ryan aad
the New York ~tets oo April 2S.
demonsb"ate the uooompeUUve state of
the car. He sent the driver out to qualify,
11d the best Sirois c:ould do was 157 mph.
"We wtflt to the USAC rules com·
mittee," Millican aaid. ••Our turbine man,
Paul Baynes of AllLson Division ot
General Motors. bad speot a lot of Lime
developing data, wbicb be &bowed on
l""phs and charts.
"We proved that the turbine power had
been cut too far, but the rules committee
recommended that the size stay I.he same
anyway."
Baynes, incident.ally, was the turblae
e1pert who origiaal.cy had recommended
the 11.9 inch size to USAC.
However, when be suggesled the a~
proximately 3IK> hp turbine engine size,
most lody cars with piston engine.! were
putting oot 4SO to 500 horsepower. This
year at Indianapolis every starter used a
7 o o bor3epower-ptus turbt><harged
engine.
"Otte ot these days," Millican com-
mented, ··a car ls going to go catapulting
into the grandstand and wipe out a tot of
pe<>ple. Racing will be hurt by a lot of its
critics.
"SOme IU}' like Ralph Nader I> going lo
demand to know what auto racing is
doing for society, and we're going to have
to aay we gave the world the rearview
mirror back in 1911. That's-a poor ez.
cuse.
"Now we have the opportunity to ocm-
tribute to the development of a smog-free
turbine englne for the street aid we ig-
nore our responsibility.
"What are we contributing to develop.
ment of the automobile today? We are
using 1928 engines. U we break a piston
we go to a shop and get another one.
"1bere is no engineer who cares
e.iugb to filtd out why we are breaking
it, becal19e tbey stopped using this kind of
engine (Offenbauser) before I was born.
"If we were flndkl1 out thlngs about
turblnes, General Motors, Ford, Pratt
and Whitney, they would all have
engineers climbing the walls to find out
what was failing.
"The aa.me oI the game Is develop-
me11t. If we aren't in the automotive
development business the.re ls no excuse
for us to be out here."
The lndianapolls establishment has
dlBlnlased the turbine u a dead issue, but
the fans sUU are enthusiastic about it,
MllUcan said.
"Back: home we get two and tl1rce
telephorie calls a day," Millican said,
•'and even little old ladies write us lettd's
telling us not to give up the right
"Everywhere we go people come up to
us and tell us how much they like the
turbine car. A 11 this year I can't
remember one person who told us be
didn't want it in racing."
Arguments against the power pl.aQt just
aren't valid, he said.
"The main argument w1s that the
engines were too e1pens.ive,'' accordil&
to Millican. "Well, our engbte CQSt
$18,000, and we could run it all year
without even touching it By contrast, a
turbo-Ford I! f.M,000, and it only lasts a
few races before you have to replace or
rebuild it.
"The way I feel, the turbine is for the
smaller guy, the guy you need to fill up
the field. It doesn't qualify as fast, but It
raCi!S almost as fast as it qualities, and it
is depeJldable. So it finishes.
"Another argument was that 1t ls 11111
airplane engine, not a car engine, and
that might have been true at one tlme.
Just the other day (Monday) they atarted
the clean air car race in Boston. There
are a lot or turbine cars in that one. You
caa't say turbines don't go in cars
anymore.''
(See TURBO, Page ll)
Rams, Chargers Mix Tonight
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Veteran runnlng
back Tommy Ma900 makes his first 197()
season appearance for the undefeated
Rams tonight when they batUe the San
Diego C'hargers, who h&ve won their lasL
two games.
c.oach George Allen of the Rams: said
he would start Lester Josephson and
Mason at the nmning spots. His policy
has been to let. Mason, the 11).year-pro
veteran from TUlane, sit out the opening
contests while Werking himself into
shape.
.. He's looked good tn practice." said
Allen in announcing bis decision.
McLain Gets
Suspension;
Moody Fires 64
DETROIT -Detroit Tiger pitcher
Denny McLain was suspended for up to a
month Friday by Tiger general manager
Jim Campbell for "conduct unbecoming a
professional baseball player."
Campbell made the announcement im·
mediately after Oeb'oit's 6-2 loss to
Oakland Friday night.
1be suspension apparently stems from
a call Detroit News sports writerEtson
Pelstra made to Campbell com I ·
about an incident in the Tiger cl
before the game in which McLain doused
Spoehtra with water.
Jim Hawkins, Detroit Free Press
baseball writer, also was doused by the
~year-old nger righthander.
Campbell said in his statement:
••McLain has been smpended without
salary for an indefinite period not to ex·
ceed 30 days for conduct unbecoming a
professional baseball player." • CLIFI'ON, N.J. -Old Sarge Orvllle
Moody stormed in wUh a stunning, eight·
under-par 64 and romped into a tie for
the second·round lead Friday in pro golf's
richest event, the $300,000 Dow Jones
Open. The cross-handed putter who startled
the golfing world when he scored his first
professional victory in the 1969 U.S.
Open. was tied at 136 with Bruce
Cramptan and Paul Hamey.
Crampton, an Australian veteran who
won the Westchester Classic about a
month ago, had a 68 and Harney, a 41·
year-old club pro from Sutton, Mass., had
a 69.
Jifoody, who spent 14 years in the U.S.
Army before hitting the pro golf tour only
two years ago, has won about $38,000 this
season but has been in a mild slwnp for
some time.
He snapped It with his course record·
setting performance ttiat included a
remarkable 10 birdies, two bogeys and
Qnly six pars. • Ct.EVELAND -Arthur Ashe Jr .•
saying this may be his last Davis Cup
match, was drawn against West
Germany's Wllhelm Bungert in the open-
ing singles match today of the 1970
Challenge Round, tennis world series.
In the second match Cliff Richey. 23-
year-old scrapper from San Angelo, Tex.,
who has never played in a challenge
round, goes against the challengers' ace,
Christian Kuhnke.
Lance Alworth, the pass catching star
o( the Chargers, al.so may see some ac-
tion. Alworth reported late to the club
alter first announcing he would retire.
There were reports that President Nix.
on woukl be among those in the stands
for the 8 p.m. kickoff.
On Monday night the C h a r g e r s
regist.e.red their second com~from-behind
victory over National Football Con--
f erence opponents when they downed the
Chicago Bears 14-9. The Rams
meanwhile, beat Oakland 34-2.1.
Veteran Jphn Had.I and young Marty
Dornres are expected to share the
quarterback job for the Chargers. Roman
Gabriel will start for Los Angeles.
Against the Bears, Domres took over
with eight minutes, 30 seconds left and
engineered a 73-yard march for the win-
ning touclxlown.
Against the Raiders Gabriel marshal·
ed his fortes from a" 16-12 deficit and
passed for a pair of touchdowns to put
the Rams ahead to stay in the third
quarter.
San Diego banks on an improved
defense as it tries to even the CaWornia
series at two victories each. The Rams
won 50-7 in 1967 and 24-14 last year. The
' .. . ' Charger lriwnph came in 1968 by a 35-13 ·'
count.
So far this campaign, the Ram! have
beaten Cleveland, Dallas and Oakland.
The Olargers lost to Dallas and then bea•
the New York Giants and Chicago witb
late rallies. . •.
Both the Ra.ms and Chargers have beeft-+
strengthened by the return of player
who at first announced they wouldn't pla
this season -Walt Sweeney ,_long wi
AlWorth for San Diego and Eddie Meador.
and Maxie Baughan for the Rams .
Meador saw his first action a week a
and intercepted a George Blanda pass.
CHARGERS ON DEFENSE -San Diego Chargers
Joe Beauchamp (4-0) and Pete Barnes (59) will be
in action tonight when the Chargers meet the Rams
in San Diego. The Rams have won all three of their
exhibitioii games while San Diego has a 2-1 record.
In action above, Dallas' Walt Garrison has ball go
through his fingers in end zone.
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Angels Split Doubleheader.'·
CLEVELAND (AP) -Rookie Rich
Hand hurled a one-hitter - a one-out
homer by Roger Repoz in the fir.st inning
-and pitched the Cleveland Indians to a
5-1 victory over California in the second
game of Friday·s twi-night doubleheader
after the Angels took the opener, 3-2.
Despite the split, the Angels cut Min-
nesota's lead in the American U!ague
West to three games when the Twins
dropped a twin bill to the New York
Yankees.
California won the. first game on con-
secutive singles by Sandy Alamor, Repoz
and Jim Fregosi which broke a 2-2 tie in
the eighth inning. The hits off Dennis
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ble only in the first when t\\'O walks and
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threat.
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ton got the nex t six Cardinals in a row .
before Joe Hague doubled down the
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01 flit Dl"Y Pllo! 11111
With the bulk of the Orange Ccasl
College football squad checked in, coach
Dick Tucker's club was schedu1ed to get
down to business next weelr. when twice-
a-clay drills begin.
Friday night. 62 of approximately 75
grid candidates took physical exams and
checked out gear .
Topping the list of freshmen laking
p h y s i c a 1 s Friday were three
quarterbacks, who Tucker labeled as the
"best group of freshmen quarterbacks,
without a doubt, we have ever had."
The three -Gary Valbuena of Ji'oun-
taln Valley, Glenn Miller of Corona de.I
lifar and Dill Shedd o( Newport Harbor -
flgure to wage a fierce battle for the
starting OCC quarterback assignment
Sept t9· when the Pirates face rival
Golden West in the '70 opener.
Also checking in were 1969 All-South
Coast Conference selections Ku r t
Clemens and Bill Curry. Clemens Is a
defensive lineman and CUrry is .an
out.standing defensive halfback.
Other top frestanen drawing gear in-
cluded linemen Jack Crosby (Huntingtcn
Beach). Jim North (Corona del Mar),
Chris Allen (Newport Beach), Jerry
Smith (Newport Beach), Paul Hart (Villa
Park l) and Paul Moro, Dan Moats and
Lee Walters all of Huntington Beach.
Offensive specialists Ken Eppelheimer
(La Quinta), Doug Young (Corona de l
Mar), aod Daryll Blood (Newport
Harbor) also checked in. Eppelheimer is
a running back and Young and Blood are
receivers.
Physical examinations were a 1 s o
scheduled this morning.
Double drill& begin Tuesday with
Tucker tentatively scheduling 9 a.m. and
4 p.m. workouts.
OCC plans to scrimmage Mira Costa
College Monday, Sept. 7 al 11 a.m. at·
Orange Coast. The following Saturday
(Sept 12), the Pirates will host Whittier
Ccllege in a final tune.up for the '70
season.
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MAP STRATEGY -New M~rina High football
coach Leon Wheeler (l eft) and top quarterback
Steve Monahan discuss plans for the corning season.
S•turd.11, Augu'\ ~. 1'70 DAil Y PllOT ;J
Monahan-Wheeler Old-fashion
Same Mold
As Hadl In Grid Philosophy
He can run , pu1. rttt.Ivt ••
punt and kick PAT1 -and
his coach calls him the best
1ttilete in camp.
'J"ho!fl are pret-ty t • I r
<Tederrtlals bul perhaps M
other sequence can b e t t
deacrlbe Marina Hlgh's Steve
Monahan then the Vlke&'
touchdown drive against Hun·
tlnrtoo Beach -a march that
upset the OUen, 6-3, last
November.
Monahan 's first piece of
work In that drive was a l&-
yard reception from his liplit
end post. Moments later be
look a statue of liberty han-
dorf from the quarterback and
pas:s«I lo another mate for a
23-yard gain.
He then put the clamps to
HunUngton's ClF p I a yo l l
hopes by pullifli in a sptc·
tacular 15-yard pus for the
wlMing touchdown .
Monahan is back in Viking
football plans -but now he's
oper ating out of the
Quarterback slot or Wheeler's
multiple offense.
Wheeler, who's been around
the football coadtlng scene
1lr>ee 1942, says this of his 171>-
pound field general:
"This kid can reall y do a lot
ol things. He has tremendou!I
potential. He's in the !lame
mold as John Hadl , a haltback
in college and a quarterback
In
DAILY 1'1l0T St•ff ,.,_.Ill
e's jwt the type of kid
t t can play anypla ce. One Of
best l'\.'"e ever had in that W"heeler was formerly al Morningside High. Mona·'"--;;;:,
d . respect. ban is a 17G-poun se~or. "His passing is accurate and
he hu good distance. but he's
an even better runner. He c.tn
do 1-t all -nanker. defensive
By ROOt:Jt CARLSON
~ "" DlllY ,. .. ,, 11111
After scrutlnlzlna the U.
yur coaching record and
ehlUing with the articulate
Leon Wheeler of Marina High
School, one aets the Im·
pression that the diminutive
(5-6) taskmaster knows: what
he 's doing .
Thia fact wa sn't too clear a
few months back when the ex-
Momingside High boss took
over the reigns of the Viking
ship -a veuel that hu been
mired In the depths since
begiMing football warfare in
1963 when the Vikes accounted
for their bett-ever record -3-
:;.1.
But Wheeler welcomes the
opportunity to compete in the
Sunset League -recognized
as one or the toughest football
«>ops in the state.
"It's the aspect ol finding
out juat how tough ll is first
hand . I think I can do the job.
I jumped at the ch1nce when
lht opportunUy came up,"
1aya Wheller.
PresenUy Wbeeler hu 44
grld a1pl.r111t1 workhtr out in
pr..cond1Uonln1 drlllJ for the
va.rl1ty ind junior varsity.
"Perh1pt the one bl& thing
that makes or breaks a .tchool
lJ tbt number of boys wbo
turn out for pr1ctlce.
"With a 1thool this Jiu
theri ii no rtaaon why we
s~uldn't have 100 to W out •
lt'1 a 11Wn1 job," state!
Wheeler.
Wheeler has beeft around
since the days when the of-
ficl1l1 placed the ball ooe yard
nut-of-bounds pl1y and he calls
him.sell an old-faahloned 10rt
regarding much ot hi.a game
phllooophy.
In appuranct, W bee 1 er
resembles a miniature ,ener1I
with a set jaw and a ~
nonsense point of v I e w
regarding the game.
He w11, lncMtentarty. in the
Army for the duratloa ol.
World Wtr U -'th aeveral
•topf in between GuadK•naJ
and Korea,
A1 for the tllM itJtll, hlJ
buic requlrta\ftll a r •
1imple.
"You haVt> to ~ ruq and
you have to want to bit and dlD
the job.
"Il you can·t move you cu't
play. '!be beauty of th1I -
it that the lid tblt lln'l a
natural athlete can he made
into 1 1ood /ootbaD player. lt'1
a matter of bard work and
dedication."
Wheeltr football bu pro--
duced JI( -ill tile 23 yurs he's *i cotehln& foot-
ball •1alnet .. -and •tr ties.
Perhaps a Upott t o
Wheeltr"s effediveoeu u a
t grtd coach Ila with hb ablllly
lo sell the 1ame. lo pn1fptd.1ve
grtdders.
Golf, Angel Tilt
Slated for .Tube
At Santa Fe High, Wheeler
took over and welcomed. .S
candidates. Two ye.an liter be
had 100 bodies ori the prtctica
field.
Thia IOl't of information l5
hard1y encouragin1 to op-
posing Suniet Leaiue coaches
who have privately maint1hwd
for stveral seasons t b a t
Marina Hllb bou* perll&ps
The golfing money merry-
go-round is spiraling higher
and higher 1.nd where It will
stop, nobody know.!!.
Third round. adion will be the finest agreg1Uoo of
televlxd live today at 1 potential athletu ind footbt.11 playen in the circuit.
o'clock 1.nd the att.importet0 ;;:;;;~;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;;~ finals Sunday at 2. I ~
American League bueba.Il
TURBO ..•
\CooU.nued from P11e 20) Los Alamitos Entries halfback, ju!lt great coordina-
tion.
"Hi!I only problem at the
moment is that he has so
much natural talent Ulat he
aubscquent!y doesn't W()l'k as
hard a!I he should," finished.
the Viking boss.
The Dow Jones Open al Up-
per Montclair Country Club in
Clifton, N.J ., i!I being played
for $300,000 with first place
worth SI0,000 and second place
worth $34,200.
In case oC a tie and A
sudden-death playoff, can you
imagine the pressur~ on the
playtts involved over a putt
worth $25,800?
takes over the Game of the
Week on Channc!l 4 today whe-n
the Oakland Athletics meet
the Tigers at Detroit begin-
ning at 11:15. The Angels con-
tinue their bid to ovfrtake the
Minnesota. Twins in a televised
game at Cleveland. Sunday
~tarting at 10:30 on Channel 5.
I Bet
You
Didn't
Know L
it, because they slopped using
this kind of engine (O ffen-
hause r) before I was born.
"If we were finding out
things about turbines, General
Motors, Ford, Pratt and Whit·
ney, they would all have en-
gineers climbing the walls to
find out what wu failing.
"The name of the game is
develqpment. lf we aren 't in
lhe automotive development
busiN111s there Is no excuse for
us to~ out here."
The Indianapolis establish-
ment his dismissed the turbine
11s a ,sead issue, but the fans
still are enthusiastic about it,
Millican said.
'·Ba,ck home we get two and
lhree i.elephone calls a day ,"
Millican said, ''and even little
old ladies write us letlers tell-
ing us. not to give up the fight
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Los Alamitos Resulf.'j
Arguments against the pow-
f'r plant just aren't valid, he
said.
'·The main argument "'as
that the engines were lo(l ex-
pensive.'' according to ~1illi
can. "Well, our engine cost
Sl8.000, and we could run it
all vear without even touching
it Rv C<lntrast. a turbo-Ford
il'i $3.\,ooo, and it only lasts a
few races before you have to
replace or rebuild it.
''The wa y I feel. the turbine
I~ for the smaller guy. the guy
you need lo fill up the field.
II dotsn't qualify as last. but
it races almost ai:; fast a.~ it
aualifies. and it ls dependable.
So it finishes.
"Anot~r argument w a s
th;it It is M airplane engine ,
not ;i car engine. and th11t
migh.t ha ve been true at one
ll me . Just the other day (Mon-
da y) they started the clea n
a.ir ar race in 8011ton. There
:iire a lot of turbifle can in
that one. You can't say tur-
bine! don't go in car1 any-
more.''
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Two Seconds
Huntington Beach's Rick
Woods came 1way with a pair
of second ph11ce flnl1he1 in P'rl.
day night 's weekly motorcycle
racing card at the Orange
County Fairarounds In Costa
Mesa.
Woods finished behind Steve
Bast (Van Nuys ) in the scratch
ma in event with G a r d e n
Grove's Bill Cody placinl third
and Mike Bast finishlng fourth.
Terry Graham of San Jose
was the winner of the handJ.
cap main event with Woods
second, John Fishburn. a San
Diego pnxluct, was third a:nd
Mike Bast plactd fourth .
Jn A 1pecial two-lap race,
Bruce H11erot of Torrance de-
fe1ted his bro l her Gree.
(Whittler).
A crowd of 5,109 viewed tht
races.
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Skins Win
By Tbt A190Cl.at.ecl Pre11
Charley Harraway and Bob
Brunet bulled for s hor t
yard1ge touchdowns Friday
night to st.art the Wuhlngton
Redskins on their way to a %7-
0 victory over the Buffalo Bills
in a National Football Leacue
exhibition 11ame In
Wa1hington.
In another e1hlbitlon tilt,
rookie Terry Bradshaw fired a
37·yard touchdown pass and
set up another one as the holt
Pltllbur&h Steelers whipped
the New York Giants, 21-e.
The blond 2 1-ye ar-old
Bradshaw, pro rootball 's top
draft choice last winter, rip-
ped apart the Ghio.ts' 1econ-
d1ry with his pinpoint ac-
curacy. mixin1 3hort sideline
patterns with shots down the
middle in then a ti on a 11 y
televised game. He completed
16 ol 23 pasu11: ror 244 yardi.
Preston Peariion 11COred the
first Pltt!burgh touchdown
with a three-yard burst 1rler
roo kie Hubie Bry111! returned
A punt 45 yards to the New
York 20 in ~e first ".!Jarter,
Pearson talhtd four pl1y1
lattr. .
Washington's Harr away
~ored from the one-half y1rd
line and Srunel from the one
in a 17-polnt aecond quarter to
11ive c03ch Biil Austi'll. filllna
In for the ailin& Vince Lom-
b111rdi, his third vtctnry in four
games durin~ the NFL sum-
mer season. Buffalo is 1-3.
The Red11kini scored 1nothtr
touchdown In the third period
whtn 1tcon C: string
quarterback Fr•nk Ryan hit
tlgtll end Jtrry Smith on a 19-
yard touchdown pas!.
The six-foot righlhander
was per!~ in the passing
game last year although he
only threw three times.
Hill completions were good
for two, 3.1 and 21 yards. He
accounted for 21 points on the
9CO?'eboard during the 1969
campaign, a Viking high.
Bruin Backs
Impressive
LOS ANGELES (AP)-Three
ruMing b a c k s impressed
Coach Tommy Prothro Frida y
whlle UCLA's veteran defen·
1lve secondary qontinued to
provide a good test for quart-
erback Dennis Dummit.
The Bruins, looking for he lp
in the backfield after losing
Mickey Cureton with an in-
jury, had senior non letterman
Arthur Sims working out in
CUreton·s old left halfback
spot . Sims responded with 34
yards in four carrie!I.
Fullback Jerry Campbell.
hampered by injuries as a
freshman and during spring
drills. romped five times for
70 yards and Rod Stensrud.
backing up Sims. churned 42
yarda in eight trips during the
morning scrlmmaie.
A pan.Ing drill took up most
or the atternoon practice.
Dummlt completed 11 of 13,
two for toudidown1. Ttie tec-
ond11y intercepted two passe!I.
Pro football has a big day
8clleduled Sunday , The Ra.ms-
San Diego Charges game will
be run on tape delay at 11
o'clock Sunday on Channel 2.
Two games are scheduled
Sunday afternoon. The Green
Bay Packen meet the Raiden
In Oakland on Channel 2 at 3
o'clock. The New York Jets
face the Vikings in Bloom-
ington, Mlnn. m Chanoel 4 at
6 o'clock.
Tbere's also Davil Cup ten-
nis (a.me.111 - l p.m. Sun-
day), Bowling (Cbamel 5 -1
p.m. Sunday), track and field
compeUt.lon, America's Cup
races and a Bruin HiJhll,ghl rum this weekend .
QBs Shine
In SC Drill
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Coach John McKay ol lhe Uni·
versity of Southern California
Troj1ns said he was pleased
with the work of three quarter-
backs Friday in a 30-minute
non-contact pasaing scrim-
mage.
Jimmy Jones, the Trojans'
No. I signal-caller in hi! jun.
lor season, was backed up by
sophomores Mike Rae and
Dave &ulware.
McKay also announced he
was shifting veteran Jim Gris-
sum from defensive end to
outsld~ linebacker. Grissum
lettered at defensive end In
1968, then sat out ls.st year
with a knee Injury.
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· 'Mou•1 MIK• Moyer Builds Toothpick Sculpture
Youths Aehieve
Slow Learners Shown How
• 'By JOANNE REYNOLDS
01 .. o.11F Plitt SMff
Wlllt do you do with a teen· .,., .mo Is a comtant
dllclpline problem, a cbroaic
truant and a generally poor
lludent!
Up to a year ago, you pro-
bably labeled the student an
~le and forgot il
Today, ·if )'CU live in the
N~Mesa Unified School
District, you send your in-
coni.gl.b}e to a class run· by
awanf ~ teacher Nina
Hlnly. Then you watch the
dump start to happen.
Mrs. Hardy, winner of the
Newport-Mesa Education As-
toclatioo's F.ducators Award lot gradeJ nine U>rougb 11, ii So!nc into her _..i year a tht . bead el· the CopiU"
Stills c185! which Is cooducted
at· McNally School
During the school year, her
three class periods are part of
Ill< regular'McNally program.
But during the summer, her
program is the ~Y one in ses·
lion at tbe cciotinuation school
Doslpd al\(! cnncelved by
!he .energeUc instructor, the
~ is let up for students
with average or above average
abilitY who are not achieving
at their grade level. Most o[
tht9e students exhibit some
form of dilcipline problems as
a result of their failure to
achieve at thelr grade level.
••nie discipline problems
and the inability to achieve
are really the symptoms of
something else." she said.
.. They are running away from
a problem because they can't
do tt, and the reason they
can't do it is that the students
in this program all have learn-
ing disabilities."
These disabilities lake all
tort.t of forms, but the one
that Mn. Hardy has found to
be most prevalent is dyslexia.
She defmes it as any reading
problem as well as any word
bank problem.
For example, a student who
suffers from dyslexia may be
able to read and interpret
What he reads, but may not be
able to write down what he
baa read.
' Or, anOther student may be
able toTead and pronounce the
words, but cannot comprehend
what he bas read.
Problems such as this or
ether problems that manife st
themselves in an inability to
work with numbers, she feels
are learning dlsabiHties and
Mrs. Hardy has geared her
program to helping h e r
atudents le.am to cope with
them .
.. First. we do a lot of
di&gnOIUC work to find out
where the problem ts,'' she
1aid. After that. the program
com:lsts ol improving their
ICholut1c achievement. And ln the process. 'Pttrs.
Hanly hal managed to change
i.1>Mf fll b« students' attitude
tonnf• achoo!.
,,,. IO lludents that have
partk!poled In Mn. Hardy's
pilot pro~ .which ran dur·
Ing the Iiiil-70 school year,
and the 50 studenta that were
a part ol her "1J1lmer school.
have, accordin( to th e i r
parents, ehown a remarkable
change In attitude.
Parenti ol the swdents in
the oine-mootb progrirn had
nothing but entltusiastlc pral.<e
for Mrs. Hardy an3 her work.
Of ber aori. one mother
wrote: .. He is a joy to have
around ••• likes Mrs. Hardy
very much for her un--
derstanding ••• is more happy
at home because he likes
school and like.a to talk about
jt."
Another paren~ nol.ed : "Her
whole attitude has clf&nged
about school. Now she is eager
to attend, complete her worj,
and feels a part of things
going on around her. It is hard
l,j> describe the change in her."
Mrs. Hardy attributes her
success with these students
partlalJy to the academic pr~
gram, which takes a lot of the
scholastic pressures off the
teenagers. The rest of the
credit lies, she. said, with tbe
teacher aids and student
teachers Who work with her
and ean gl've students in-
-·inatructlon. -"We use student teachers
from UC lrvine, so m e
teachers from the district who
are doing in service , training
with me, plus teacher aJds
who come from the Newport
Harbor Assistance League.
"I can't say enough for
thost ladies. We just ·couldn't
have made it without them,"
she said of the Assistance
League wcrkers.
"The whole atmosphere is a
tota~y positive one. We work
on a system of instant reward.
The curriculum is set up in
units which take about 15
hours on the average to com-
plete. When the students finish
a unit, they get a certiricate of
achievement.
"You have to understand
that these students, a n d
sometimes their parents, have
some severe guilt feelings
about their problems by the
time they get to junior or
senior high school.
"The whole idea is to build
them up to a point where they
realize they can do the work,"
Mrs. Hard y explained.
Evidence of her success
academically ca n be seen all
over her classroom. The wa lls
and desks are covered with
the students' work and instead
or sitting in the isolated booth-
desks, the students a r e
gathered in s1nall groups rap-
ping about their work.
Of course, there is a grow-
ing number or statistics, which
show the number of manlhs
and years improvement in the
various subjects for. each stu-
dent, but Mrs. Ha~dy seems
most proud of the improved
attitud e she has brought out in
her students.
When she first began the
program on an experimental
pilot basis, she set as her ob-
jectives the improvement or
the attitudes, acbievement,
and attendance of secondary
school students with "certain
problems with school."
At the end of her fin:t·f1,1ll
yea r with the program, Mrs.
Hardy has ample evidence, ol
all kinds, which proves she
has met her objectives.
As she noted in a report on
her coorse made In ·)anuary:
"Not all' their 'problems are
solved, of course, l'he wroog
techniques even oow bring out
some of their rebeWons and
resentments. But advances
have been · made -and theJr
steps are in the positive filrec..
lion that will lead them to
school, family, and social
satisractlon If the therapeutic
methods and atmosphere can
be continued long enough to
strengthen their footsteps."
Bucher: Navy Bungling ~ost the Pu~~lo
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By WAllllEN L. NELION
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Twenty --being rete.uid from captivity in
ture of the USS Pueblo on Jan.
23, 11168.
and a bureaucracy lhat would
not bend led to the capture ot
the Pueblo an<t 111 13 officers
and ... n.
at tbe highest leV.l.,The plan ll"'~,,,."Jl:~'lf: was rated a 'Mlnlmum risk
operation" since the &blpa
alway• woold renajli 1n U..
tematlMal waters ~and the
Sovleu re•pected -.tbt freedom North K«oa, Cmdr. Lloyd M.
Budler, atlpt>er fll the tpy
ship l'lleblo, lw ·become an
author. nplned tbe ...i,tit be
Jost In prllon 11111 devaloped •
pouncl>. llls.,.....,....,_!t
not unespected-.10< a man ol
· G. The boot fl oometblng el.se
again.
In n, the olllcer ·who hopes
he 1Ull bu a career ill the
Navy, argues that it was Navy
bw>gllng that led to the cap-
"Bucher : My Stoey" was
publlsbed tbls m o n lb by
Doubleday. ·To promote it
Bucher took leave and came
to Wa!ilJinll<!o where he tpent
tive hours ln tbe Pentagon
book s to re one day
aul4graphin1· copies fO< Jong
Unes of tbe curious.
He wu qnable to resist the
temptation to inscribe "Go
Navy!" In copies i:lougbt by
uniformed /\rm:J and Air
Forte officera.
In an interview with UPI,
Bucher aald a combination ol
incompetent Nav-1 officers
AlthQup . the military cur-
ttnU.V is under fire for
ovtnpenOl!IC, Bucher uld
.ooe·tnblem with the •PY ship
program was tbat it was ·.rwt
'!" a oh<>estfi"I·
1be graying ~·nder
said some unknown penon
1 floated the initial idea for
dispatcblng ships .. t .l g.h e.d
down with Intricate elect1onie
gear to listen in on Soviet
radio and radar freQi.teecies.
1ben a sta:rf shady was
mode and the plan approved
'Mad Cycli,st' Bugs Italia-ns
NAPLES, Italy (UPI) -A
youtb on. a 10Uped-up motorqr.
cycle driving Naples nuu.
At !wt 39 -ha~ beEll lnjured in two wild nilbll
of fighting between Police
trying to trap Ule cyclist -
-calls blmsell "Agostino the Med" -11111 tilpusands of
Neapolitans jamming t b e
heart ol the city to ... him.
know his name -•tay<d out
ol sight Monday. But
lhoo..00. of persom turned
out to ... him anyway. In the
paDdemoniwn, much of it
caused by other motorcyclists,
m<ft than 100 persons were
-· and ti injured badly emugh to require bulmenl
Another 2l were injured
Sunday nigbt when the youth
ran wild in the middle of
Naples for several hours,
bowling over polk:emen, chas-
ing pedeolrlans off sidewalks
and kicking dents in pursuing
cars.
~!run llalian-cycling·ace
Giacomo Agostini, who has
'Won nine w o r 1 d cham.·
plonships.
One man was injured while
standing on a balcony. Pollet
said be was hit by a tear gas
ca.mister hurled at police
trcm another balcony.
"Agostino the Mad" first a.p-
pemd about midnigllt Sun·
day. A Policenan tried 14 stop
him . at an int.eresection. 11le
cyclist kicked him in the
stomach and roared off.
of tbe M&S. l
Even more ~~ wu
the feet that tbe Ruulana
operated almilar tlo;troa!c
•PY ships off the ·j\nierlcan
coasla. The U.S. planners
reasoned t b a t the Soviets
would never toych a n
American spy shiP' because
unanned Russlan.count_,ia
would be """'f>llble to
retaliation .
Later the spy shif mils.ion
waa changed to·inctucle •no!ID(
around • off the ~,. and
North. .Korean coa'sl.s. '11ii1
created risks which )lAll not
been envisioned ia the. original
staff study.
"But no one ftWorked U,e
staff study," Bucher said. ''lt w~ assumed that since , ap.-
proval came from high ·up In
the Joint Chiefs ol'·stan •that
they knew what-they:.. Wt!l't:
doing." .
Bucher said that when he
was given co~&J¥t iof the
Pueblo he aske«I that the
''minimum risk" 'evaluation be
changed and that protecUve
measures be taken, including
install.aUon oC equipment to
destroy classified documents
quickly, and a reduction in the
tremendous volume or secret
papers carried aboatd ship. ; l /WIT .....
Some police believe the
yoolh, who does acrobali<:
tricks, ch a a e .1 policemen,
leaps over can and weaves
among aidewalt cafe tables
wlt1l oittn screaming and mu!·
Iler popping, Is paid by gangs
ol thieves to keep police busy
while they steal from cars and
apartments.
Fighting began when Police
tried to break up crowds of
people block.in« trafftc while
waiting for "Agosllno t1le
Mad," a name apparently bor·
Scores of police re~
forcements flooded tht center
of Naples to try to catch him.
He ""'1<d throogb sb-eell and
piazzas. avoiding all of them
while racq at speeds police
estimated at up to 93 m.p.h .
"Evi recotrimendaUoti I made as put into dfect after
our ca ure," Bucher said. 111t.
BUCHER AND WIFE ENJOY Lll\J'!AO~IN
· PuobJo .S/dpjlor'1 SIO<y Told In .Niw .. York
The youth -police do not
was old cl"11"g-tbe-I>orn-
door tine." t l • ,.I. ..
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1ss1soamo
too much to
apartment?
Yes, if you're single and all you're
getting is an apartment And lbere
are a Jot of expensively-priced
apartment cdmplexes around !bat
are just !bat and nothing else. Ex-
ccptforplasterstatuesin lbeentry-
way. Or a pool. Or a manager who
comes around and oils lbe curtain
rod once in a while. But lbe rents
are usually out of sight and lbe only
singlo people around are cilber six
or sixty.
Not at the Soulb Bay Cub. It's an
apartment complex built just for
single adults lbatcomes wilb a resort
right In lbe backyard. You name it
and South Bay Club's got ii. Tennis.
Volleyball. Basketball Day or night
Heallh Clubs wilh sauna balhs. Olympic-size .
swimming pool. Jacuzzi pools. Game room, billiard room, party
room wilh dance fiOQr, buffet and bar. Scuba lessons. Bridge games. Even
a resident tennis pro. Best of all, activitiCS; are planned but never pushed.
The apartments-lhemselves are something else again. Tastolully furnished.
Decorated. Patio balcony. Single, one or two bedrooms. Rents from $150
Oilier Orange County South Bay Oubsare located at;
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you consider there's a country club ny ot
life included.
So, stop looking for an apartment, startJook.
ing for a place to live.
South BayClub Apartments.
(just for 11in1Je people)
Champagne Open Hoose
Tbfl Saday.1< 8<115.....,.J,.. 1o1,.
Newport Beach
Irvine and 16th St.
(714) 64S.QSSO
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Model s open daily-JO am to9 pm
IWJlEll GROVE 13100 Chapman Avenue (714) 636-3030• ANAKl!IM·223S Broadway (714) 772.4500
South Bay Cub Apampcnts ia a projccl of RAB Dovelopment Co.
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power 1!11rin1J, r1tlio, h.1t1r, whil1w1tl tir1t, whet!
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power sidt windo ws, tilt sreering wheel, oir condi·
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Move ln Before School
Open House Sat & Sun. Open fioullell
SAT . & SUN . IJ
15212 X•vier Circle
Wt1tminster .; BR, den, lam.
rm: (oU Beach &: Bolsal
$49.950.
fl. I n IJ * . . "the" place .to live
ol..inda Jj{e * T'AYLOR * * FORMER MODEL home with atrium.
SIS Tustin Ave.
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT. HOMES Two years old. 4 Bedrm, 3 bath, View of Upper Bay. $89,000.
OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY OL E' -(,ALMOST NEW, 2 Separate wing s , N•w1Mrt Heights 811uty 26 Lind. I.I. Drlv. • mast.er bedroom, living room, formal din· The charm of "Old Mexico". Quarry tile · · ldtcb b kf t v· ~ Bedrm .. 2 bath, livinf & lge family rm
w/frplc. dining area, crpl5, drps, hrdwd flrs,
shake roof, dble i;?ar .. alley aGcess, want quick
sale!! Fast escrow!! '30,000.
2'°2 Vlst• Hog•r
Corp. O••ned. 5 Br. s bath home faClll· g Harbor ~.:..a mg room, en, rea as area on 1ew " floors & adobe brick fireplace set the.mW"-i + 3 bedrm · 2 b th U f il · p 1 Island. Jacu-t & sauna. Comp. furn., for , a o am Y nn. oo •
OU Del Oro to Hacienda,
bfihind commynity cenler. 3
BR. 2 baths. Only $34,000.
277 Morning C•nyon
Sho~Jlffs, Corona del Mar.
3 BR. 2 ba. BeauL condition]
-for this almost new Corona de! Mar custom $115 000:
immed. occup. W/dock · · · · · · · · · · · · $2001000 home near beach. Master ste. w/ocean view '"' · ·
* * * * * * * FHA Buyen
& secluded sun deck. Co uld not be reproduced 'T.:r TRADITIONAL; elegant 2 story, 4: bedrm, 60 Lindi Isle Drive 3 bath View home. $89.500. • ....
Newly 11.sted Prest1'ge waterfront home 4 today for the askina price of .......... $79,500 · · 228 Goldenrod "' Open Sat/Sun 1-5:30 -/:.(CHOICE Dover Shores View sites. We.'., extra lg. Br. 4 ba , pwdr. rm. Lge. !iv. rm. & build to suit.
1923 Fullerton, Cost• M1s1 SUNDAY 1-5
den: 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden. Deck JUST LI STED
& dock ....................... $220,000 Weslcl if!'s best location. Yard sized heated ROY J, WARD CO., Realton
Sharp, clean.custom built, 3 BR. 2 BA. EX·
TRA, EXTRA lge livinR: rm w/dinin~ area,
hrdwd flrs, good quality crpts. dble gar.
Walk to s hop s. Gov't appraisal $28,000.
Want Fast Action!
2715 W•vecrest
Coron11. clcl Mar . .f Bdrms, &:
family room .
n Linda Isle Drive J)OOl, 3 bdrm, dinini;? room. Close to schools. Dover Shore• Office
NeY.' 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble shopping. Call to see ................. $45,850 1430 Gel•xy Drive, N.B. ~1550
CORBIN-
MARTIN
entry, wet bar, AM/FM Intercom, Huge mstr JUST A F INE HOME l-$49,950
Br. has bean1 ceil. & O"'n frplc. Large liv. & And just reduced! 4 Bdrms. family room,
!am. rms. w/frplcs. w/deck ...... $185,000 isolated suite in west win-'C" of home. Spacious
* * * * * * * Waterfront Lots rear vard \V/built-in ba rbecue. 1112 Nottingham Open Sat-Sun 1·5: 30 No. 44 : 108 Ft. on waler .. , ........ $150,000 A.ttention GI Buyen
20102 Orchid, off P1lludes Ro1d
Must see this 3 BR. 2 BA home, 20x20 liv rm + 11e din rm, bltns, dble gar, lge fenced
yard, nr UCL Only $25,000.
IDEAL FOR YOUNGSTERS -$29,950 SOLD: No . 54 : On lagoon. \Vith plans $60,000 3 Bedrooms, family room & 2 baths. Fenced
REALTORS 675-1662
BAYFRONT APTS.
VISTA DEL LIDO
P l•r & Sllp Aveileble
No. 76 : Wide lot on lagoon ........ $85,000 in pool-size yard. Located on safe cul-de-sac
street. Call for appt. to lfll No. 88: View. With plans .......... $145,000
1860 NewPort Blvd.,
Cost• Mesi
DOVE R SHORES
For complete lnform1tlon on Prefer NEW home ? Thert see this lovely 4
•II other homes & lots, c1 ll: bdrm. formal dlninj( rm. den & garden room
C1ll 646-3918 or
545.J483
, $32.~ AND UP
Ge org• Williamton
REALTOR
673-4350 645·15'4 ev1s.
BIL L GRUNDY, REAL TOR W/\vet bar. Impressive entry into 3 1trte liY·
833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 ing room. Seo today! ... ' ..... r I' t' ·•' "!000 410 Mornin_g Star Lane, Open 811t-8un --a :~
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The Real Estate" ore o Io rgo, succe ssful teem of expe ri-
enced, well -traine d Realto,., who a re qualified a nd eage r
lo do a good jo b for you.
PROOF POSITIVE RANDALL H. tfC CARDLE
A•k our fo rmer clie nts . We will be glad l o give you names
al random, from our file s. Over 70 °10 of our busineu comu
Pre11dtnl of Tiie llNI E1t1ttr5: 1 co!leot
rur tsttl• lnlttU<!or •nd lt<Chir1r; 111-'"°' Iii tnt booO; "llul E111tt Trtr.,lng
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~ewpGrt 111rbo•·C"'' Mat ao-rd ol
llt1!10t1 • from referrals on d Jecond t ime cu•lome". • •
Give a call-¥ ou'll always be glnd you did.
LOVELY UDO ISLE
This is a chance of a lifetime. Owner has reduced his
price SS.000-4 Bedrooms. separate dining on a 45' street
to street lot. S59,950. Don't m iss this. Call today 646-7171.
JUST LISTED -EASTSIDE
2 Bedrooms + Den + 1-·amily Room. Huge Brick F'ire-
place. Rustic with lot.s of wood paneling. Big corner lot.
Room for boat. It's newly listed. "Com'e See" or Call
541>2313.
LIVE
in spectacular China Cove. Waterfront ... Corona del
Mar. Beautiful Birch Paneling 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths. Deck
Patio, 2 Fireplaces, Boat Davit & Winch . Offered at
$128,000. -673-8550.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -$19 ,950
Hold th is small, one bedroom liveable cottage on a ·so x 27
foot lot until you 're ready to build your dream home. This
is the best locatio n in the Heights. Call for Showing!
546-2313.
COUNTRY CLUB VIEW
A permanent view from this 1500 square foot rustic home,
of beautiful Santa Ana Country Club. Large Family area
& Dining Room. Double Ca r Garage \\:ith.Drive-Lhru boat
door. It's a Btiy at $24,500. Call Now! 541>2313
HAPPY HALECREST
SpoUess 4 Bedroom or 3 and a den-Kiddies' paradise
close to school' and a big park.-Room for dad's boat or
· trailer--only $26,950. Call 54&2313 NOW.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -$22,SOO
A dandy fixer-upper 2 bedroom & bath plus a I bedroom
& bath near shopping-Can't be beat "'ith a litUe cleanin'
& fix in'. -Phone 64~7171-to see.
MESA VERDE FHA-VA -$28,500
~ Bedroom. 2 Bath, all electric buil t-i n kitchen, large
family roorn home on a corner lot \Vi th room for Boa t
storage. Assume low interest loan. See Today~ 54~2313.
SPANISH • MEDITERRANEAN
Beautiful home with red tile roof -Roman bath with pie·
ture \Vindow garden vi ew -step down to fam ily-liv ing
and master bedroom-large covered patio-cul de sac st.
3 years new. Only $33,000. better hurry. Phooe ~7171
IEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED & PLANNED
Custom in every detail with lovely private courtyard, 3
bedrooms. the ultimate in kitchens and unsurpassed vie\v.
$115.000. This home must be seen to be appreciated. Call
573-8550.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS TRIPLEX
'J ust li sted. A sparkling clean pride-of-ownership triplex
with a nearly "zero" \'acancy factor. All three ha ve 2
bedrooms, sin gle car garages and private fenced ya rds-
On desirable "l-lavens Place." The ideal properly for an
owner occupant in a neighborhood you will vl'ant to live
in ! Onl y $38,950. Call 673-8550.
COLLEGE PARK BEAUTY
Very unique 3 bdrm. completely remodeled with new
kitchen-large covered patio-shat.e roof-beautiful cul
de sac st. for kiddies-Owner will help finance or may sell
FHA VA -DISTRESS SITUATION -$31 ,950. hurry.
'41>7171.
HE REAL ESTATERS
SALES 4 Conven ient Locations Nea r You Real Estate
PEOPLE NEWXJRT IEACH COSTA MESA Investments
' 1700 Nt•porl l~d. 2790 Hnbo• l~d. ONE SAL ESMAN LIAIM MOii
,_nr• lr1l1 Int M6-7171 546-ll ll NEICID
IAUI MOii
0-M Mf"-9 It ... + 011!' ••• 1 £11111 lft"l llfll•ftl
' ..... ..,,.. 1CORONA DI!. MA-INVESTMENTS Dtpt. R1 t llll1 •ft• lft•11•,,,1ftt
11lt11111ft wit~ 1lft tt1fty I M9ft Kelll. lMs Ct1'11'1'1M lll M1t9Ytrit1 2714 Httbor ll•d., Sua, 201 .. ...,.. JO• IHTllfllW 673-IS!O C.tt1 M•1• 546-ll II * Ftr !ftlt r¥ltw 1ttl ~tMly ltl(• Cell RANDY McCARDLE C114!1. IC6.2l16. 21'0 546-2316 EXPERIENCE ELIMINATES EXPERIMENT H1tbe1 11.1111 .• s~·'• 10!.
LINDA ISLE -$221 ,000
MILF. lonJ? \\•ater vi ew from this Fat>tJ.lous
custom built 2 story Colonial. Regal & ~lot·
ful outstanding beauty with pier &: slip.
COURTLY! AIRYI
2 Bdrm. den , Spanish motif casa. So HY•ble!
This 3 y r. old must be seen ........ , , .tu.OM
2039 Irvine Open Sut 1·5:30
PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP -$79,500
\.\'e recommend this 4 bdrm "Broadmoor"
view home in Corona de! Mar for a lari;?e
family & executive entertaining. Formal din·
in,1? rm. A garden setting of unusual bea uty.
Look no further until you have seen this!
IRVINE TERRACE -$40,000
Close to Fashion Island is this delightful 3
bedroom, 2 bath home. New carpeting, invit·
ing patio and built-in range & oven.
1515 Bonnie Doone Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :30
WAT ERFONT -$85.000
81' on channel with pier and floa t. 3 bdrm. 2
stry. Beam ceiling. Owner will carry 1st T.D.
at low int. rate lo qualified buyer. Hurry for
this one~ Call to see.
NEWPORT HEIGHTS -$41 ,950
Viev.1·2 story Colonial home. 3 & family nn,
2 baths. Bit-in R/O. Near schools & shops, lge
rear yd. Trailer & boat space.
IRV INE TERRACE
It's almost school time! See this well located
4 bdrm ho1ne ready for occupancy. Family
rm. dining rm & lovely pool. ......... ,75.000
1536 Dolphin Terrace Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :30
LOVELY BAYFRONT DUPLEX
Never-ending view. Marble fireplaces in each
unit. Live in luxurious upper and rent 3 bd-
rm, 2 ba. lo\ver ..................... $160,000
CORONA DE L MAR DUPLEX
Corner privacy! 2 Bedroom front unit with
fireplace plus 1 bdrm renlal in rear. Patio
& charm. See this ne\v exclusive offering tcr
day & profil! ................... Only $42,000
"Our 25t h Y11r"
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
211 1 San Joaquin Hills Ro ad
NEWPORT CENTE R 644-4910
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Gener.11 1000
Sun. only 1·5:00
#16 Linda Isl e. N.B .. 5 b.r ., Fa.milv
Rm. WATERFRONT $1 39,000
88R Sandcastle, Cdl\"I , 4 b.r., DR.
VIEW ................... $ 56.500
2138 Tustin, N.B. 4 b.r. Family
roo n1 . , , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $ 54.950
A BA YCREST EXCt;USIVE ..•
Picture book beauty with a pleasant im·
pact throughout. Wrou,ht 1 r on entry
gate. 4 large bedrooms including a dazz.
ling master suite. Separate formal dining
room and a family room with stone fire·
place. SparkUng kitchen and breakfast
area. Beautifuf manicured pool ·sized
yard. Offered at $65~000.
MAKE OFFER!
BAYSHORE SPECIAL
Owner say!i "Sell It qui('k!" Bought anoth·
er home. VACANT -immediate posses·
sion. Larllc fo rmal dining room. ·EXCW·
SIVE AREA -PRIVATE BEACHES.
$39,900.
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Colesworthy & Co. 1
REALTOR
Newport Be1ch Office
1028 B1y1ide Drive
67S-4930
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2 LUXURIOUS HOMES
Dr1fllatlcally situated G<:f:•nfront home w/ ~ RR., fDrmal din. rm. ' den . Have your
own pool + own access to beach. $232,000
Magnificent 5-Acre estate home. One of the
last in Newport Beach. 4 BR .. Ia:t. formal
din . flll· + l&e. lanai for informal enter·
taining off spacious pool area. $225,000
Kathryn Raulston
SPECTACULAR VIEW
WATERFRONT -~EACON BAY
4 Bedrooms, 4* baths. Enclosed inside pa·
tio. gourmet kitchen, bonus room. R·2, can
bu il d up. Boat slip 18' -tennis. $138,500
Mary Lou Marion
OCEANFRONT
Corona de! Mar -on the best beach - 3
BR. & !am. rm., wood panelini;!:: new car·
pets; tile entry. R-2 Lot & space for 2nd
view ll ome. $110,000
Carol Tatum
DOVER SHORES 4 BR. 4 BA.
\Vith views from Uvi n}l'.. dining, breakfast.
kitchen &. family rooms. 3 Car J{ar .. entry
& entertainment patios. ''Trees.Trees".
$97.000
Al Fink
OWNER TRANSFERRED
And anxious to sell ma~nifi cent Broadmoor
ocean/harbor view home. Exquisite decor:
lush landscaping. 4 BR .. 21h Ba . Priced to
sell! .$72.500
M. C. Buie
BROAD~O O R OPEN HOUSE
1216 SANDPOINT-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5
Popular tri-level ; immaculate 4 BR .. lge.
fam. rm .. form. d in. rm. -attr. yard.
Comm. pool steps away. Only 568,950
Bud Austin
OPEN SUNDAY 2-6
4 BR .. 211.i Ba. S\vi m all year in large 18x33'
pool in enclosed courtyard. Full view of
harbor. Good financing. 966 SAN DCASTLE.
Harriet Davies $61,500
OPEN SUNDAY l·S
2915 CAROB -EASTBLUFF
Great family home. 5 Bedrms., on one
floor. Large fam. rm .. separate din. rm.
Wait 'ti! you see the view -its fabulous!!
S57.600
Cathryn Tennille
LIVING AT ITS' BEST
Bayshores, with 2 priv . bay beaches, boat.
in.a: facilities. tree studded streets. Jmmac.
2 BR . plus den & din . rm. Lge. South patio.
$49 .500
Mary Harvey
INCOME PLUS HOME
.Ju st 3 years young : a sharp 3 bedroom 2
bath home. close to beach , plus lovely 2
bedroom. 1 bath income unit. Priced at
!49,500 -Terms.
Gene Vreeland
OPEN HOUSE • EASRLUFf
Just reduced to $47,000. Terrific view -
great family home, approx. 21 00 sq. ft. 4
Bedrooms. Open 1 lo 5. Sat & Sun. 2627
BUCKEYE
Geo rge Grupe
KITCHEN · LIVING UPSIDE
Anxious owner says "sell off.season. 4 BR.
home has farn . rm .. 2 Ba's .. & 3 car iaraJ!:e
down. Everything else is up, ex cept the
price. 144.500
Bill Comstock
JUST STEPS TO OCEAN
\Vhere else can you find a newer home v.•/2
BR., conv. den, 2 Ba .. beamed ceilings, bJt.
in~. shall!: carpets, cozy patio -for only
$27.950 ? '
BeUe Partch
.~ "Please call for our picture
brochure· of current listings."
133-0700
'44-2430
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~S~OR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ~U~~SALE HOUSES F,OR SALE HOUSES FORSALE-iiOUS~S FOR SALE •
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Price Just reduced lo $42,500. 2 BR. "Slory-THE TOWERS
book Cottage" with exceptional lndscpg -
close to school.
• PRACTICALL Y NEW HOME
~ Work is done. Spic and Span 4 BR, beaut
• ~rptd . drpd, & lndscpd. Owner transferred.
rt_Qffered below cost for quick sale.
A VERY SPECIAL HOME
' . Custo1n built 4 BR. formal din rm, pictur-
esque ocean view. Stone firepl, beam ceilgs.
-~:Dutch Girl'', sparkling clean. $59,500.
Oramic bay & ocean View. Exclu·
sive 2 bedroom apartments. Elevators,
terraces. Jacuzzi pool 7'10 Financing with
10% down. Very special buy! $44,500 To
~58.500. Open Daily 1-5 P .M. 3121 W. Coast
H\vy., Newport Beach.
MACNAB • IRVINE
642-8235 67.S.321 0
TR EMENOOUS PRI CE REDUCTION
Baycrest. Beautiful trees. 4 BR, 3 ba. Owner
anxious. Price reduced $8,000 -now only Gen•ral 1000 General 1000
$49;500. Buyer's Bonanza. ---------------!
CORONA OEL MAR VIEW OPEN ATIENTION
-Bay & Ocean. 3 BR. din rm. den. CuSlom SUNOAY-1 lo S VETS
buill, owner moving to Ne\\' Zealand. Prop· 1999 Tustin Ave.
erty like ne~'. make offer. 2 Bedrooms + Den .., , f'"a.n1. ily Room. Huge Br ii: k
Sl:'a,00 Total Cash n10\'Cs you
in. if ~rller pays you costs.
This three bed1'00n1 CostR
l.tl'sa gen1 is offt'red at a
low $23.500. Two full baths,
doub!P garage anrl a p11ra.
dise of landscapini;. Huge
covered 1muo. H u r r y~
546-SfHO.
675-3000 OPEN EVENINGS 67.S..3000 Fireplace. Rustic 111ith lots
Coast Hwy. Opposlt• M•cArthur Blvd. of 11100d paneling. Big cor.
ner 101. Roon1 for boat. It's
ne"'ly listed, tl2.500.
546-2313
Read Daily Pilot Classified
Open Houses
THIS WEEKEND
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HOUSES FOR SALE
(2 Bedroom )
2591 Vista Dr., Newport Beach
675-493() (Sal & Sun 1-5)
(2 Bedrooms & Fa mily or Dtnl
1999 Tustin, Costa J\.1esa -
546-2313 (Sal 2-6)
1319 Bonnie Doonc, Corona del 11ar
673-8550 (Sal & Sun 2-6)
{3 Bedroom)
422 Belvue Ln . tPenin. Pt.), Balboa
675-4600 !Sat & Sun 11-5)
4607 Wayne, Corona del Mar
673-6642: 675-6459 (Sun 1-5)
316 Narcissus. Corona dcl Mar
673-6642: 675-6459 !Sun 1-5)
609 Poinsettia, Corona del l\lla r
675-5726 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
228 Goldenrod. Corona de\ 1'1ar
644·4910 !Sa l & Sun 1-5:30)
2039 Irvine . ..\vc .. ~ost.a ~lesa
644-4910 (Sal 1-5:30)
1515 Boonie Doone (Irvine Terrace), CdM
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
449 Green Grove, Orange
002-1373 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
329 E. 19th St.. Costa l\'lesa
545-8424 (Sal 1-5)
, 1984 Federal Ave., Costa fl.>lesa
545-2300, 673-3211 (Daily 1·5)
20102 Shorewood. Huntington Beach
962-1373 ISat & Sun 1-5) ' ..._ 3098 College. Costa J\:fesa
• 546-5440 (Sun 12 :30·5)
•.
(3 Bedroom & Family or Oen)
1100 Sand Piper Dr. (1-l arbor View Hills),
CdM.
675-2787 !Sun 1-5)
! · 335 Nassa u Rd. (C ollege Park)
' ._ 545·2703 !Sal & Sun 10·7)
•• 2907 Harbor \'ie\V Or , <Harbor Vie\V Hills)
: CdM
-. 644·2792 ISat & Sun)
~ *:l?.16 Id~ho Place. Costa Mesa
545·8424 !Sat & Sun 1-5\
22fll Golden Circle. Ne,v port Be~rh
673-8550 !Sal 1-5)
*1707 Tr.::ide\vind.~ <Bayc resl) NB
642·8235 fSat & Sun)
3400 ~~n R~fael Circle. rri·tesa \Voods)
CM 557-7653 !Open D•ilv)
< *4~'ll Orrington /Cameo Shore,.;\ CdM
673-3770 !Sun-Thur l-51
JORR4 L~ Terraza. F'ountaln Vallev
962-1.173 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
3046 Bahb. Costa i\·lesa
540-1720 ISat & Sun 1-5)
20~7 Adrian Circle. /1untington Beach
~ 540-1720 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
• ... 19211 Sherbornc. f.luntington Crest
• 842-6691 (Sun 12-6)
~ 20242 Ramona, Huntington Beach
962-1373 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
:.-2292 Canyon Dr., (County) CJ\f I' 642-1771 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
!_ *1618 Irvine. Ne,vport Beach
546-2313 (Sun 2-6)
2304 Fairhill. Ne\vport Beach
! 645-0303 (Sat & Sun 1·5) . . ·1 22ri1 Golden t1rcle. Ne"•port Beach
, 673-8550 (Sal 1-5)
, 2920 Clav St (Ne,vporl i"leights) NB
675-3000 I Sal 1:5 l
1-0 THE REAL
\"-ESTATERS
I , '''•1 <It'
PILC71' WANT AD! 642-5678 DIMt.:-A-LINES.-Mi=5fm
(4 Bed room )
*1915 Chubasco Dr., (Irvine Terr.) Cdl\'i
545-2300: 673-3211 . 1Sun 1-5 )
9839 La Amapola, Fountain Valley
962-1373 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
*9352 Downing, West1ninster
962-1373 !Sal & Sun 1-5
595 Traverse Dr .. Cos ta J\.1esa
545-2300: 673-3211 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
221 Morning Canyon. Corona del Mar
645-0303 (Sal & Sun 1·5)
1410 Watson. Costa Mesa
546-2313 1Sat & Sun 1-5
(4 Bedrooms & F1mily o r Den)
1124 Santiago Dr. {Dover Shores), NB
642·5200 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
1901 Commodore. (Baycrcst) NB
642-5200 (Sun 2·5)
308 1 1'1adison Ave .. Costa ~1esa
540·1151 !Sal & S!m 1-5)
1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB
646-1550 <Open Dailyl
2873 Boa Vista rMesa Verde), CJ\1
645·1848 !Open Sal & Sun)
* 1749 Skylark (Baycrest), NB
675-3210 (Sun)
*4627 Camden (<:an1eo Shores), Cd1'·1
642-8235 (Sal & Sun)
1606 Antigua Way {Dover Shores). NB
675-32 10 (Sal & Sun)
1330 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores). NB
642·8235 !Sal & Su nl
410 Morning Star Ln (Dover Shores), NB
644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5:30)
1112 Nottingham (Weslcliff). NB
644-4910 (Sal & Sun 1·5 :30\
1216 Sandpoint 1B roadrnoor). Cdl\1
644·2430: 833-0700 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
22 14 South Forest, Santa Ana
54()..1720 rsat & Slin 1-5)
3921 l,ei:iend Circle, lluntington Harbor
846-0604 (Sat & Snn 1-5)
**3871 Mistral. Huntington Harbor
645-0303 I Sat & Sun 1-5 \
2580 Sher,vood, Costa Mesa
645-0303 !Sal & Sun 1-5)
2054 Flamingo. Mesa Verde
546-2313 (Sun 2·6 )
301 Canal, Newport Beach
540-1720 !Sat & Sun 1·5)
9022 Gettysburg, Huntington Beach
545-8424 (Sun 1·6)
2057 Commodore Rd, <Baycrest) NB
646-3255 (Sun 2-5)
2000 \Vindward . Newport Beach
675-4930 I Sun 2-5 \
*369 Vista Baya (Btwn 22nd & 23rd off
Tustin) NB 646-3000 (Sat & Sun 1-51
2065 Port Bristol (Harbor View) CdM
675-3000 (Sal & Sun 1·5l
1800 Irvine ( Baycrest) NB
675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1-5) ..
(5 Btdrooml
1815 Santiago Dr. !Dover Shores), NB
642·8235 (Sun)
**222 Nord !Lido Island) NB
494-6415 (Afternoons)
19812 · Lexington, Huntington Beach
846-0604 (Su n 1-5 )
(5 B•drooms & F1mily or Otn)
* 1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shor.,), NB
642-8235 (Sat & Sun)
29 1!\ Carob (Easlbluff). NB
644-2430: 833-0700 !Sun 1-5)
9442 Nantucket, Huntington Beach
962·1373 (Sal & Sun 1-5)
9071 Rhodesia. Jlunt.ington Be,qch
962-137.1 !Sal & Sun 1-5\
DUPLEXES FOR SALE
MACNAB • IRVINE
FINER HOMES
LINDA ISLE
Oce o{ the n1ost beautiful homes on Linda
Isle. Fabulous view o{ J-larbor Island & Bay.
6 bedrooms, formal dining room. family
roon1, large gourmet kitchen, spacious living
room. Decorated \vith ele,gance & quality.
$245,000. Call for appt. or see our representa-
ti ve at #11 Linda Isle!'.
BALBOA PENINSULA
Deli$lhUul 2 story home on lower bay. 4 bed-
rooms, study & dining room. Pier & slip.
$175.000.
HARBOR VIEW HOME
Beautilully landscaped, decorated & lushly
carpeted 4 bedroom home plus lar~e family
room, 21h baths, 2 fireplaces. approx. 2300
su. ft. Many extras. O\vners business necessi-
tates leaving area. $54.500. Call for appt.
SHE L TEREO BY SYCAMORE
'fhis custom built 4 bedroom has everything
for a carefree California Way of Life. 3 fire.
places, separate dining room. 20x40 pool with
adjoininJ! Lanai roo1n. Refrigerator & freezer
built-in. Even a safe for your valuables. Own-
ers have moved from area and must sell.
$69.950.
BAYFRONT ELEGANCE .
A beautfiul pier & slip front lhis magnificent
5 bedroom. 5 baUt home complete with a
study & luxurious Billiard Room. Automatic
air cleaning systen1 keeps the home virtua!J y
dust free. An outstandin ,g 2 story chandelier
adds war1nth to the formal dining room. The
cherry breakfast room makes ever.v moi"nin.i:::
a deli,ghtlul experience. Asking $225.000.
BALBOA ISLANO DUPLEX
Investors -I 'm a beautiful bayfront duplex
facing a sandy beach a few steps from the
Village, with an exceptional rental record.
Look at me. $13,000, income last year -a
j?rcat tax shelter. 4 bedrooms up. 3 ·bedrooms
dO\\'n. 2 baths each. Askin.I? $125.000. Please
call Bert Fehren for appt. to see. 675-3210.
EASTB"UFF
A great place lo vacation. a fabulolls place to
live & work, so why not settle your family in
a sparkling, .better than new. 3 bedroom. 21h
bath, den. family roo1n & formal dinin,1? room
home. New Eastbluff grade school within
\Valking di stance. $52.500, Owner moving out
of str1te. must be sold . t1.1a·ke your offer.
BAYFRONT
o,vn the whole end of an Island. 218 feel of
waterfront with pier and float. 3 bedrooms
fainil.Y room. Remodeled. fun beach house'.
Upper story has large view sun-deck. Only
$84.500.
BALBOA PENINSULA POINT
Unusual custom built 5 bedroom home on 2.
lots .facing small park -close to ocean, bay,
tennis club & boat launchin g ramp. Many ex·
tras. Property clear. Just reduced to $95,000.
OOVER SHORES BAYFRONT
Beautifully decorated. Professionally land·
scaped 3 bedroom, 2 bath home. Lar~e mas·
~er suite \vith jacuzzi & steam shower. Fam·
11.Y room with wet bar. Built-in breakfast area
off kitchen. Large carpeted waterfront ter-
race with addiliona/ redwood deck extended
over \Valer. Private pier & slip. A lovely cus-
tom home on choice \Vaterfront Jot. P riced
to sell at $117,500.
DREAM COME TRUE
!'-ssume a low interest loan on thj s outstand -J~~ 4 bedroom & fan1il y room & pool , in beau·
t1fuf B,aycrest. for only $58,500. Now, wake
up ca11 Lois Miller. 675-3210 for app't. Open
Sun. 1749 Skylark. Newport Beach.
MACNAB-IRVINE
Realty Comp•ny
901 Dover Dr., Suit• 120 642-1235
1080 Bayside Drlv• 67.S.3110
Newport Beech
~ ..... Ttt........_
Genertl I~ t Gtn•ral 1000
CORONA
DEL MAR
Ocran.~ide or Hi~hway
Cute 2 Bedroom home
with [iM"p!ll.C('
Rnd nice yard
Clot>e to shop.~
~!llR1(' Sale
$38,000
R('1dtor~
"Our 25th Year
In th• Htrbor Area "
673-4400
$1.00
TOTAL DOWN
MOVES YOU IN
POOL
3 BEDROOMS
Rear yard? EvPry Inch I~
concretP excepl tor the pool.
The home? It's ;i 3 bedrm
hf>auty \\'ith 1~·aJ1 lo \\'all
l'VeryY"here. f"inancing? No
pool loan, no problen1s. Takr
over 1st TD with $8000 . but
the owner 1viU help you with
that! Pull price, $25,650.
Joa.. COATS ~wAL1AcE
REALTORS
Open Ev1nin91
• 962-4154 •
JUST LISTED!
PAUL
WHITE
C~"!"N
Paul· White~ Carnahan
Realty Co.
546-5440
OUR 24th YEAR
J
•
Let _yours be next -call now and start
packing -our extensive advertising and
multiple listing service will do the work
for you. Over 850 sales people who meet
buyers in all areas. We have waiting buy•
ers now!
CALL FOR A MARKET APPRAISAL.
THE FINANCING
IS SUPHll
fHO OILlliATIONI
A MODEL HOME
RESALE
.
So Is thl11 IOVf'ly :t Bf:·
2 bath home on EAst~lde
of Coi;ta Mesa. Has nl~
rorn1al dining area and
eating area in kitch('n.
$2500 DOWN and o\vner
\viii help you assume hi~
$22.~. 6% loan, pa.ya.
bit: $180 per month in-
rluding princ., int.. tax-
C!"i & inc. Hurry! Hurry!
THIS IS
RESERVED
FOR YOU!
If you WOftt top bill·
Ing. call now! First
se•• to call tith
thla spot.
FRI(!!
That'!!: rii;:h t! lt look•
llkl" & modrl &nd It'•
rurnl~hf'd like a mndPI
IUld you can buy this
lovely 4 Bedroom con·
domlnlurn either fur..-.
nl~hed for $24,950 10
unfurnished for $23.950.I:
546-5440
NIED A FOUi
HDIOOM WITH
LOW INTEUST7
ico you can afford the monthly pe,ymf'nts.
Well. herP It is $6200
down and a1sumr
$16,300, 5% % Joan with
paymentt of $155.
Prine., Int., taXf'8 &:
ins. Ju,;t do 8. little t'fl·
pairs youn;elf and you
will have a lovl"ly
homr. 546-5440
NHD TAX SHELTER!
WANT 25°/o
IETUIN1
Then call us now and
let us teO you aboul
!his Io 1· r I y triplex.
Terins jus t altered to
$5,000 dov•n. ll consists
of (j3) 2 bMroom unitlt.
Full price $35.950.
5"6·5440
546-
HORS". LOVERS
DILIGHT '
Terrific 2 Bedroom home•
\\'ilh lovely guest room
1vith I~ batb. Cros11
fE"nced to lhe 1·ear and
idPe,I for horses. ,Good
location 11nd 01vner an-
xiou~. Asking $33,950.
EZ terms available.
546-5440
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF SEUING,
CALL US NOW
FOR A FREE APPRAISAL
NO OBLIGATION Of COURSE.
FOUi UNI.TS
MESA VERDI
The right' investment h1
P.qual to a Hretlmr of
toll. He~ ill you r
chance, and only a short
\Valk lo 11hopplng. Chttk
thi~ Mesa Verde four·
plex. Potenti11.I income
of $600 per month. Pric-
ed al S5'il.OOO. 546-5440
FOi THE EXECUTIVE
v.·ith a grcnv\ng family
\\111 find this an ideal
location, short walk to
~hools & shopping. Thill
iflea t 5 BR home has
charm & space for en-
tertaining. Formal dininR'
room. 3 Baths. 2 Story •
IArgl" kitchen with bltins,
family room, near ~1esa
V erdr Golf Cour11e. Pri~
$48,950. Call for show·
in&'. 546-5440
FINANCING A
PROILEM?
Assume thl1 511,.
FHA LOOft
with monthly payment&
~r.:rs3 ~;1:0~"~,~~: es a1 n.11, 2
bath~ liv·
ing w /w
crpts -)!act',
slldir 1 to
Jovel now
for further detail~.
M6-54'i10
• OPEN HOUSE
PRICE SLASHED!
Owner Lh111.1iclatlntl
115,tSI ,ull ,rlc•
10% Down
> llt'•· 2 lath
ILT·IHS
Ol'IN SUNDAY
12:JO t• 5:00 '°" c.11 ....
Cotta MHA
TIRED OF INFLATED
PRICE57
Ca!I us on !hill 10 yr11
r!PW 4 Bdrm k Fam,
1%. bath home with
completely fenced yard,
room for pool, lraffic
LR.. fir,.placP, \Y /w
rrpti;, bltlns, large clos·
r.L~ · "nly i29.000. \Viii
!ell VA no down. or
FHA. Call no"'" 546·5440
SURGICALLY CLEAN
Located on qui('l slrPrt
in ~lesa del ~tar is thi~
('XQubile 4 bedroom
homr 1vith bll·ins. Rea·
dy 11.11d w11i!lng for you
to movr right in. Ai;k.
Ing only $.'ll,900. Extra nice condition! 546·5440
DUTCH CLEAN!
L~ this fine 3 BR in M~a
Verde. l-Iaii family room
loo! Spa.rklinj( kitchen
v.1th bltn oven & range
w i t h dlsh\VBShf'r. 1 %
baths. stall shower. Park
like yard is [Pnced. Ask·
in!': only $28,9!')0. E·Z
terms, call now 546·5440
VA/FHA
COLLIGE PARK
Large family. net'd larg~
hnme. Then this ls the.
one you have been look-
ing for. Four large bed-.
roon1s + study + huge
bonus room. A Decora.
tor Delight! Landscaped .
\\•lth pride. So just move •
right in. to VPIS NO
DOWN • to anrone a · small do\\·n. Ca I now
for further details.
546-5440
RICHLY APPOINTED '
To dl'llghl the m01tt Pll'-J
tirul11r·is this fine Mesa .
drl J\1ar 3 BR + family
~~~is;JoJ.~of h.~~ out. •1gbt,
rht'el bit·
in!I ~ S!!pl.•,
rate flrf'-
placc rpets '
& drapf's. Only $29,950
-ownl"T'!\ say sl'll VA or
IBA tl"rmB. Hurry?
546-5440
• I • ' .
2272 Rut((ers. Costa Mesa
67:\-8.150 !Sun 1·5) (2 Br. ••ch)
Sell£"r will pay RI] OOSls for
Rny V('!eran. '011s f'\1~!0111
hon1e is ready IC1r you, 3
hug(' b<'droom111, 2 tull b111h11.
ron1sntic firt'plac(', trem~nd.
01.1111 ITI'e covered 101 . lfuge
Zi x '22 garage u·orkshop.
ft',; a ~teal In Newport ror
only S32.500. f>46.86.IO.
Open Sundty 2 to S
2057 Commodor• Rd.
Elegant Spanish 11lyll!: 4 bdrm,
l b11 rh plu~ ~ homt" in t'X·
clulliVf! Baycrcst. Courtyard
('ntry, Large pt1lin wilh
Spanl~h tile & Adobe brick.
Absolutely immaculate! Thllf
bt'aU1lful hOrne ill decorated
lo pcrfccUon, Call for •!'>-
PQintment,
... l
1003 Bonnie Doone (Irvine Terr) CdM
675-3000 !Sat & Sun 1·5 \
(4 Btcfroom)
*1721 Galatea (Irvine Terr.) CdM
" 642-6472: 673-3468 (Fri., Sat & Sun 1·5)
~ 1824 Highland <Harbor Hglnd's). NB
675-5726 !Sat & Sun 1-5)
1130 S::intiag11 Dr . (Do,·er Shore~). NB
642·8235 IS•l & Sun) ** 11 l.i nrl;:i !~It !Linda !sir). NR
675·'.l'?lO iSal & Sun}
2627 Burk('\'<' I EA~lhht[f). NO
644-2430:' 833-0700 <Sal & Sun 1-51
***•5 Collins Island. Newport Beach
835-6164 or 673-9043 !Slit & Sun 12-51
4201.'2 Larkspur. Corona d&I ~far
673-2222 (Sat & Sun I ·5)
(3 Br & 2 Br)
120 Goldenrod. Corona del Mar
673-222 (Sun 1-5)
INCOME PROPERTY FOR SALE
(2 Hou1e1. 4 & 3 Br.)
*3201 41h A\·e .. Coro~a de.I l\tar
833-0700: 644-2430 1Sun 1·51
• Pool
* '* Wof91'fr••f • ._ .. ,_.. ••4 w.,.,,,."'
-Fa rr."'1'iV-
For Th• Talented
Young Coup It:
Exctllent f!OM' plt'n "'ilh 2
~room11, 11eparate rlcn and
l 1 ~ ha th8 tn !tip Nf!\\'llnrt
111"11t hlb o rh onrl . Twn
fiNJplRl'i:s. ~PACf' for IXWtt.nr
c~1n r>!"r mirklni;:: off alJt'y,
Nf"Nlll ''llER" 1d~all 11.0cl
"lllS" h~ndy\\'Ork . Pn!CED
Al' APPRAISAi.. S.11.~
C. F. Col••worthy
& CO. REAL TOR Um Sllyllide Drlvl'.
Jean Smith , Realtor
4 Bedroom, 2 bath
0>111'1:'~ Park Dirty jl.f ,. :&: :&:
$178.00 per month, 6% F'ix l
II uri llnd mR.k~ sorne motlf'!y.
01\'nrr 3.nXiOUll. Try S2.000
t:lown. Built.in", rlnulll,. ,3.r·
flI:'l", for'Cf'rl 11ir hrat. bl1 lot.II
~(' it tl)!fity, !'14&.86fi0 It's the SOLD SIGN that counh
.
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B,arrell f<ealt'I
pre6enl6
VIEWS!
~EW • DOVER SHORES
'An elegant 4 bedrm1 dining, family rm home.
_Adult occupied. I\1ove in condition .
I --;<; 1124 S1ntl1go Drive Open Sit & Sun l -5 1.-..
'VIEW· FANTASTIC!
: From a high l'Oint in Corona ~lighJands.
'i ·Panelled famlly /dlnin.1: room, bulltin kltch·
:~en, 2 b~drooms & 2 balhs. ,L<1rge, car~frce
•'--yard \\•ith complete privacy. fee lan d. $57,·
-500. "· fEW ·OCEANFRONT HOMES
; :s_ide-by-side, desirable location, great beach,
.~delightful water & sand activity. $54,000 &
.,$56,000. Buy one and enjoy your O\Yn cubby
..... ..hole or t.a.ke both and have room for 4 units.
EW • WESTCLIFF
0 This vie w is of th e lovelies sctluded patio ii
i _area. Privacy. hidden <t\V;l. in the ('ei'\ter
~··everything, Custo1n designe 4 bdrm. 'n-
···ing roon1, family rm. Mini n1um · ·n ancr.. "-ra Car garage --i-large shop, base1nent, green
__ house + much n1ore
EW of a BARGAIN
.._ See this 4 bedroom. 31/2 bath \Velis-buil t
home in Baycrest. Dining room & fami ly
•• Toom for pool. orchard, etr. $58,000.
\'. 1901 Commodore Open Sunday 2 -5 ..
Office Open Saturdays & S':'ndays
1000Gener1I
Corooa Del Mar, Calltornla 92625
A NEW CONCEPT IN REAL ESTATE
Photos of the finest listings in the Harbor
area will be displayed in an attractiv• Victor·
ian offiCe in Corona del Mar. Just for the fun
of it please come and see our office at the in-
tersection of MacArthur Blvd. and the Coast
Highway. And plan to v is it these UNIQUE
Open Houses this weekend :
VIVA! Spanish contemporary, s ingle story
with 4 bedrooms, quarry tile floor and formal
dining area, delightful fountain in court yard
•ntry and a large game room complete with
man-si1ed walk behind bar. $56,950. Custom
home neighborhood.
Open 1 to 5 Sunday at 2941 Java Rd.,
just off Mesa Verde Drive
* BEST BUYS
COUNTRY LIVING
ON A FULL ACRE
HIGO
*
Open House Sit & Sun 1 ·5
:2:292 C1nyon Or. (County) C.M.
\vith ranch type 3 bedroon1 home. comp! re-
painted. nr.w dshwshr & di sposa l. Lge de-
tached cov. p11tio, outdoor britk frplc & BBQ.
Many shade trees. Owner will line. at 81h%
-hurry this won't last! Only ......... , ..
$49,500
CUSTOM 4 PLEXES
Spacious 3 bedrm owners aot + (3) 2 bed-
rm, 2 bath rentals in exclusive area of New·
port Beach. Excellent owner occupied and
tax shelter property. $9,120 income. 5 Bulld-
in~s sold this month. Onlv 5 available. Sel-
ect yours today. $15,000 down.
$75,000
THE SUNSHINE HOME
::f?othing down G.I ., 3 bedrooms. 13A baths.
large rumpus room, newly painted inside &
out.
$24,950
ONE OF A KIND
Attractive North Costa Mesa 4 bedrm \vith
all the b\tins & huge master bedrm. Call now
for appt to see!
$28,500
BEST LOT BUYS
ea,t,ide ......•••••.•• ' ..•...
Laguna Beach . , , •••.•.••••..•..
Capistrano Beach ... , , ...•.•• , •.
$ 9,750
$15,000
$10,000
COZY conAGE-$31,000
2 Bdrm .. 1 bath on R-2 lot <ov. patio & BBQ.
Near bay & ocean. Good parking. Call:
673·3663 673 8368 eves.
RUSTIC CHARM
Bay Ave. duplex with Heavy shake & used
brick. 2 Bdrms .. 1 bath each plus guest rm.
& bath. 673·3663; 673·8086 eves.
OCEANFRONT
Comfortable, large beach house; 5 bdrms.,
2 bath s. Cozy frplc. Owner out of area says
"sell". 673-3663 ; 642-2253 Eves.
LARGE FAMILY!
Will Jove th is spacious 4 Bdrm . 3 bath home
with dining room, family room . hobby roon1
& sep. office w/priv. entry. Situated on large
corner lot on quiet street. $59,500. 673-3663;
642·2253 eves.
YEARLY RENTAL
Remodeled 2 Bdrms., 1 bath: Yl
beach. Good parking. $225 Per
673·3663; 642·2253 eves .
blk . to
month.
associa e~
673 -3663J
PETE BARRETT REALTY
1605 Westcliff Or., N.B.
642-5200
DECORATOR'S TOUCH!Cute J bedrooms,
with shag carpets, colorful wallpaper• &
unique appointments thruout. Nifty covered
patio. This is an immaculate home inside &
out. Listed a t $31,500 and owner will con•ider
!;G;;";;";;';;'.'l.=;;;;;;;;;;;;1;;000;..! ·G:.';;"_';:.'.:":.l ____ 1000
PERRON REAL TY 642-1771 POPULAR LEASE OPTION NOW
Priced homes f.rom
.
C!_~neral 1000 General
no down VA financing. General 1000 General
1000 Open 1 to 5 Sunday at 3221 Washington Ave. I.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;.
1000 11·H1 ~~:ic~lrop~~:!'tits 4 BDRM DR & FAM
• Bc-ach Home
Close to ocean Jil-1i\1EOJATE POSSF:SSION!
Little n1oncy ~ed. Stun.
n!ng 4 huge bedrms. Douhle
fireplace. FORi\IAL DIN-
Jr-.'G. Family roon1. Gounnet
kitchen: Movc in with oprion
to buy motlf'y and reason-
able l'f'nt. Call 645-0303
BAYCREST
t"=truly luxury 4 bf-drooin
'ffim~ \vith family room, for.
;qla1 dining room and study.
'_, PLUS
$p8.rklina pool and low main-
ti:nance yard. ·
ONLY
f'~ears new and beautifully
birpeted a n d derorated
Wi!h Van Luit \\'al!papr>r.
ne o( Baycrests Finest
~Omes. _ ' Only S!l9.500
'}ll. inquire abou1 lhe 1nany
Jddiuonal features ca 11
'613-8550.
4 BR. 2 BATH
" $11,295
in Mesa Verde , ONL y
te~LEGE U~l()Ut: ti()M~~ $21,500
REALTY 675-6000 Vcry few lert at.thi~ price.
Stop "Buy" Local~d on tree!1.oed strttt,
This Weekend this nice home is cl rn;e 10
SAT &sON FROM 1:00 shopp!~g & schools. Instea.d
3084 T 1 W General 1000 G eneral 1000 ot ren1Ing, why not huy th1s , Y •r •Y hoine & in l\\'O years have
Sharp Park Me·sa J-fomc, cor-OPEN HOUSES $3000. to $400'.I. cash !o huy a
ncr lot. .Boat ~tc, hlock BAYSHORES \\'e invi1r )'Our insl)<'r.11011 of larger homl'? Homcs are in·
frnce, bnck patio. FllJ\ or crrasin" in value faster 1he-~.-outstanding !1on1es Sal. "'
VA. BEST BUY~ Bayl'horc nrivc d ' '' 11\an ever before. SUNDAY ONLY F'ROJ\1 J:OO an , u11. a crnoons.
-.i hrtrm, 2 bath. r .11. tirur, N'chols Real Estate 2507 Andover Pl . • CORONA lllCllLANDS. I cstra Jgc. hv. roo111, rO\'t'l'· 42:ll ~q. 11. ('ustorn with n1ac. Beautifully cared for adult
OCC'Upicd POOL l!0;>.1E, 3
Large Bednnll, 2 fil'f'pla<..'t'S,
family rm overlooking flt·
tractive POOL area. Ne11
Lisllnj!.
31 60 Country Club Or.
~1C'~a Vc1-rlr, r\'!ra l:irge pool
siY.c 101. d1>11u.:hcd i,;<Jragr \\'/
C'xtra s!ah for adclil1nnal
ruon1, 40' Inna! plus 3 bed·
l'n1s, dining.nn & b1'C'aklast
arl•11.
546-9521
I _~-~-~ J K NICHO~
l'll piuio 11'/fil'f'pl Al't' & hi!. 11if1rl'f1I OCJ-:AN VIE \V,
in BBQ · !-'URN. $3!1,:'l(J(J $12.i,OOO. 44& Ol' Sola Terrace
ALSO * BA YCR.1..'5'f. 4 bdrms. 3
ba1hs. Pnol, $a7,500. 16'16 Ir-
v1nr Ave, IJAY~llOnJ•'.S. Lg(', 1 hdl'ln,
<I hath hon1r plannl'd for
wowing fiunlly, nr;il' s;indy
hral'h, i;.:md fin11ncing. ASK.
JN(; $~11.!l:>O.
• Qt;JET L()('.-\TION. Cus-
tnn1i~rd he a u I-:; nrstlrd
ainon.g tall rrre;. $39.500. B us·i ness
4!1:l E11ther Strce!.
IRVINE TERRACE
Cl!OlCE AREA • ~paC'ious
hf'n1r, )gr. li\', rooni, C'!rr"
Irie bll-ins, """w cpr . ,(:_ drap-
l'~ pl us 3 bdr1n, 2 baths
$42,:,W,
"C" THOMAS
Realtor
Dt-n ri tiy our NE\VPORT
BEACH Office for lrcc area
21W3 \Vrs1cliff Dr.,
Ne111)0rt Beach
(Corner of Irvine)
646-771 l
Opportunity
Newport Hei9hts
Triplex
J ust listed, a sparkling clean
prlrle of 01vne1'Ship triplex,
v.·111\ nearly "O" vacany fac-
tor. All three have \\\'O bed.
roorns, ~ingle car gB-rages &
priva 1e fenced yards in cie-
sirahle Havens Place. The
ideal properly for an own-
rr occupant. A ne-ighbnrhood
you \\·ould v.'ant lo live in.
Only $38,950. Call 673-8550.
'<e--, '.THE REAL
~ESTATERS
l I"' '•' ' ..
PRICE JUST
REDUCED $8000.
3 Bedroom~. 2 Balhs
Coz)' & tornfortable
$27,500
• Gardener's Special
2 Bedrooms & den
Fabulous yard & patio
Luxurious & private
$35,00'.I
Rt>altors
$'Our 25th Year
In the Harbor Area"
673-4400
The buy ol the year in In-DANA HARBOR
con1e property. (4) ~luxe
J?ourplexes, C'ach w/111.rge 3 INCOME HOMES
BR 2 Ba & t3J 2 bedrm 2 3 DUPLEXES •• $34,950-$44,95()
bath apts in Costa Me~·s 2 TRIPLEXES.$63,950~66,500 linc~t !oration. Jncome $2760. 2 FOURPLEXES.
per n1onth. Try $45,000 down · .$61,9:)()..$69,500
& /\ssume exi!ting TO a1 (3) 3 BEDROOM HOMES.
6.6' ~ ir11erc~t. · ... $30,950
Fu11 Price $267,800. Brand nc1v, under construc-
tion. Large building!! \\'/de·
Coy Hester, Realtor 1"" ow""" """'· "''"" views, xlnt JocatJons. Take
NEED AN INSTANT
acl\'antage of good J'l'ntal in-
C'On1p + property value in.
crease~ rlue to 1he new Dana
Point Yacht Harbor.
Phone Builder 642-4905 flr
HOME ?? se<> at 33792 Copper Lantern
FOREST E. OLSON
Irie. Rcal1ors
Near Estancia High
3 Bf>droom ]3.~ ba1hs nc1
carprting,' enclosed 'patio.
r.fany tree~ :St~.;io().
Wells-Mccardle, Rltrs.
1810 Ne\1'port Blvd. C.\1.
54S-7729 Eves: 644-0684
·~~~~~~ HOME + INCOME-
Bayfront + Priva te Dock + Is.land + Only $6.'i,f)()()
r~or details &. brochure
wri!e
Joe Fo rtier Realty
1701 "A" \Vestt·lill Dr. NR
Santa Ana Canyon
1h Aere view, horse.~ OK.
Elcg11nt eusto1n 3 BR, 21,
ha, unusual 24' LR. rorm11J
dining rm, chef's kit, study
+ fain rm, St>t>~
' ,,~,
HOUSES FOR SAL : . -Co1ta Meu
cozy COTT AGE -$750
cash to all • no down
veterans. 1o~w1 price S2fl;
new }Oll,/I $20,450 .f
$16:\/mo P & I. lli!Avi
shake roof, enclosed ga~f
& large lot. Call 5&&24 South Coas1 '.Reali ors.· -:--. --1
Wow! What a Buyl
Only $22,950! lmmacu.h\U! j
BR honie. Oversized 2 eai
garage. $5,000 dn. Seller will
carry bal at 87~ Call: Patl
rick Viood, 545"-2300
0 Bill Haven, Rltr. l
2111 E, Coast. Cdl\1 673-S21.'J.:
VACANT
I need an 011·ncr. Big 5 bed,
rms, nu crp!s & drps. ·Kt,
.sun1e F'l-iA loan $28,300 l~
dn. S34.500. ' ·
Open Sat & Sun 1-5
3077 .Johnson St.
64&-736~ pr 6'12-i771
\VESTCLff'F an-a, 3 BR nn
cul-dr-iiac. Alley, l.ge hoat
yard. Assun1e 5~~"i'n FHA
loan, $21,850. O\\·n I bkr.
~(}..2'266=-----•"':i.l I
Assume $19,000
Sl/4"l'o FHA
Loon on 3 BR 2 ba, iaJifP.;.
heatl'd pool. $30.000 . ..full
1n·itc. By Ov.'ner. 242 J~n
St. f>4S-84J~·1~. ~~~~~
Assume $22,000 Sl/4 "lo GI '
loan on 4 BR, den, 1% b•.
Cpt/drp. 270 Rllbin hood Ln .
$31,000 FP 64$.1294.
EAST SIDE: 2 BR/l BA.
R-2 lo!. Secl uded
\\' / 1 re es -garden. Wdod
cons!. provides g r e a t
charactrr. Bltins. S-16,000
FHA 5~.I. 3 Loan. S23,000,
346 16th Pl C.~. 548-2722.
B'i Own, 3 BR, fam, 7 'nio
transfrr, sell al cosr $32.950,
$1000 irnprovrmcnts fttt.
;,:rr-16:i1
EXCEPTIONAL BUY
By o""'nt>r $19,99:'i -3 br, 2 ba.
Vrry cl.-an. 138 Lcxingt~n
1 .. 1, :146.1\167,
* HOUSE ON 1 i ACRE *
J::-Side, 2 BR & Den -: * 644-4212 aft 5pm * J1
• EAST STDE·3 br. 3 gar •.
$24,000. E:i.sy ~ tcrms. ,B}
OWTlt'r, 6'16-298::i. . ~.
.
Mesa Verde 1110
$1000 DOWN,.•
7112 °/o LOAN .. ,.
Cute 3 bcdrin 11·i1 h sfilidy
back yard, all bl!ins, L'Of\·
Crt'1e play area. Location Is
t·lol(f' to schools & shopplrig.
RC'a\tor -owner will take
$1000 down and payme'n{s
including everything woUilf
be S2.'i0 a month. Call MeSa
Verde R!'al!y 546-5990 •
ON THE FAIRWAY.'.
Custon1 built, 4 bedrm. flub.
ily roon1, 2 big tircplac'e!:.
This beautiful horn~ over.
looks the 17th fa irv.·ay ~of
~1esa Verde Golf Co~
6:\.1. assumable loan. By own-
cr .1036 Java Rd. 540-4095.
$63.JOO, ·'•
BY 0\YNER. 4 hr. 3 ha, 3-0Ar
gar. Lrg F/R, formal ·dtt
rn1, intl'rcom. V 11 c an : ,
$•\;l,500. 645-1848, 2873 SOi
Vista. 224 \V, Coasl ll\\-'Y. M~;i:i27
Nr11·por! B<'al'h rves, ;.14:;.;1&13
N•wport
ot
Fairview
646-8811
Check 1his sn1art contr1npor-Dana Point
ary homC' ne.s11ed away in!;:::;;:;:;:;;::;;::;;: dcsirahle Ir;•inf! Trrrace, 3n11--
MAIN REALTY
Realtors 54$.8977
e TAX SHELTERe'
11 Sep. houses on 3 lols.
$10,000 Each. Can divide.
Agt. 546-1698 491-54!1!; 1-~=======~ 1115 '
$100.00
TOTAL DOWN
PAYMENT
-... ryone qualillf's, Jus1 11
1fl1e painl and this 3 bed-
room charm('r will he your
• paradise. 2 Juli b111h~. huge
r lo1. Cheaper than renl. \\'hy
'\\'ail? 546-8640
-Fa rr!'!TW-
lY FOR TWO-Pl.US
~ ONLY $17,900
·"' n your home ror tcs~ tl111n
~nt. Nice bedroom~. 16' 11,·-
;.tnr room . WMher, dryrr,
:.fridge, wtovt inclurlci-1. Srp.
1 •rate lt"-l'llge. A real bar-
' .1ain and iU ""R-2. Call
·~103
··fOREST E. OLSON
Jnc. Jtt~i.Juin;
CHEAPIE
TEEPEE
non·~ live in a \vig11·am. This
3 bC'droo1n hc11nr hns plenty
uf tharn1, 2 lull baths. Ire·
111cndous 1'0\'!'red p a 1 i o,
large i;hadr• tlx-rs. Double
i.:arai;r. full Price $2'.l.~l.
No 00\\'N VETS. 5~6-8G60
en•ral 1000General 1000
LONG ON
CHILDREN
SHORT ON
CASH
!'ired 1nore bcrlrolln1s. J_,00k
at lhis. fl Tren1cnclnus t)('rl-
roon1s, 3 full baths. Hugc,
Hugi' ltvinR 1oon1, f11n1lly
room, rnodern drC'11111 kilch,
1•11. 2300 sq. fret of \\londC'r"
ful livin,e. FHA nnd VA
1(•1'111~. Askin~ $:)7.500.00.
516·86·10
-Farr ' ~
LIDO WATERFRONT
APTS.-320 LIDO NORD
NOW REDUCED TO
$150,~Xlnt Terms
6 J\C'uuHful uni1s. 6 c11.r
i,;::itragt•s s, utility roo111 \\'\1h
!If! It. fron11n~ un ext'c!lcnt
S\\ln1ni1ni,: h":i~·h. Utn\.s arc
111·11'1,1· fun1i~l11•1I.
Bill Grundy, Realtor
8.'\3 J)(l1·er DR., N.B. 6,\2.-lQ.O
General 1000
$@\tJUlA-~£.ffS" -
. ' '·
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The Punle with the Buiff./n Chuckle
0 Reorn:ing• lett•rs of the
four soombl•d word1 be. low to form four Jirnple wordt.
I NAFIRA I
.
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A PRINT NUM8£Rf:O LEllftS IN I ~ lHfSE SOUAJtf S
€) UNSCRAM~lf lfflERS iO I I I • ...;;,.~G~r~r~AN""'sw,,.,r•c...--...J.-~.-'-L-.1
SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000
READY NOW
(anytim•) Dr.~ii:-ncd lo tak.-l'ldv11.ntage
nl 1he Vil'\\', Ivan \\'clls ncw
•l Bedroom, 3 hath + pow·[i-~l:::i:::il::l:::i:::il:i:il:::il:::
drr rn<Jn\ hon1c in Dover ST LIST O
"""""· ll i " h I y '"'""'' JU E family room with fireplace
& wet bar. SunkC'n Jiving Larcr <I bedroom homp in
rooo1, largl' k1!chrn \\'ll h prim(' arf'a, with J'{>a!ly Bl(;
brrakfasl arrit. Secludrd A~:nROOMS~ ·rota! ~i7.e-of
s1vimmlng pool In \\'alled. lhr hon1e is J!IOO sri . f1. anrl
in patio. Combinalion of 11·~ the MOST }'OR THF:
hrau1y, quality & prac1lca\i. i110NEY a l $31.900. ))o\\'11
ty, i'l-love in before s1'hOOI! payn1en! of $3200 •,...i!J handle
Ivan Wells & Sons it'
· COATS
Roy J. Word Co. WALtACE
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS
1430 Ga!a.sy Drive 64&.1550 REALTORS
(Open Daily) -546-4141-
~["""""(:o!!!!P!!!!•~~,.E~~!!!!~~i~~l,.•l!!!!!!"
BIG FAMILY
~$31,950
POOL
Spaciou.\ & charminR: 3 hffi.
1'f)C'lnl hon1e on (JUict, IIY'"·
lint•d l'U l·dC·.\ar. Lart:e fan1.
ily rn1, 2 n1assiv" raisi•!l
5 Rrdrooins. 2 f\111 halhs, all
buill·in rlrram kl !l'hcn. f'11r-
acll~e in landscaping, Double
~1'r11gr, clo&t> JO sChoo!.~ Rtld
shopping. Offrrrd 11! fl lo1v
S2ll,9~. NO 00\\'N VETS.
546-8640
t1ear1h fil"l'pla('cs. 11!] hlln~.l---~~~~---
l11.'<11rlnu~ ~h11i,: carprlu11:: &. $22,500
b"AU1ifully Janr!~cnprd, l'n~. S('~~i(ln b~· school thne. Call 2 HOMES • 1 LOT
5-15.Sl:M ~1:;1·1 bu1ldin)I'. your ES-
\outh "(. oast
. ~ . ••
1'A1'F: wi1h this terrific \'Al·
ur tn rxttlknt l'rnlal al'C'a.
2 h<'r!room + 1 lx'drnom +
tlnuhlr gar11"~' Sf'llf'r \\'ill
1)/1y points for your fll.\ or
~-BA~v ~v1EW~ro~REY .... £R~1 w~iker & Lee
GRACIOUS PRIVATE
lnr. Rr1tlt"n
20-13 \\'r.-trlill Dr.
i;.is.111t
appC'aling 2. 8Pdroon1 plus
den, v.·ith fireplace, privalc
palio and ppol si7.ed yard.
Light, hri,;:ht and cheery. WEED IT
Only $40.!riO. & REAP
OPEN HOUSE No1hing down VA on large J
SUNDAY 2-6 hrdrm v.·/spacious k11chcn &
1319 Bonnie Doon• dining rn1. Dble garage, hrd. --~C~·~cll~6~73-~8~SS~0,_ __ 1 v.·d floors. net>cls pa int & $ 155.00 rlrRnup. Full price $23,7J!J.
per month pays all
Just a!t~um<' thi5 5\',% VA
Joan and you get 5 huge hl'd-
roon1s. 2 fu!J baths, cov~red
Call 54a.IJ5l
pR1H\ douhlr garage, dream 1 ~~~~~~~~~~ I khchen. Olferffi at a lowl-
116.9'il. H•rry '" lhi• ·"'· VIEW NEWPORT
546-S660
JETTY & OCEAN
Abovl' Bi°" Corona brath.
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil Cool & brer7.y. Curved fire-
place, Family room, break-
fast 11ook, nice bcdrooms,
Brautifully landscaped, \'our
01\n fig.~. lernor1~ ,r,, flov.'ers.
Jlurry & cal\.645-0303.
EVERYTHING I I
V\ew -Pool -4 BR. -3 Ba!hs.
bar. new dra))!"!I • ne1\· l'ar-
pet. new paint. Now vacant
'" rrarly • sec 1his Irvine
're1Tacc home now! $79.500.
CURT DOSH, Realtor
642·&172 EvC's. 673·3468
1730 \V. Coa1;t Highv.•ay
FOREST I. OLSON
Inc, Realtors
MOTHER-IN·
LAW'S
OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S PARADISE!
CdM DUPLEX Or just rent one and live In
2 Br, I Ba each, Xlnt ron-the olh!'r. Front houst> h11 s 3
dlt111n. Clnsl' to evC'rythlng. biy ht•clroon1~. 2 full bath~.
Ju~t rcd1t•1•d , fireplace. Rear hon1r ls one
:-;,,r ~201 • Lark8phr. large bedroom, Clllr blllh,
DON V. FRANKLIN sn1alJ but cu rr. OrfC'red at a
Realtor lov.' S2.1,99:-i. :¥1G·ll!~i0
• 67:1-2222 •
JUST REDUCED
Open Sat/Sun. 1.s
·1824 H ighland Superlative Living
Nl'\rport B"arh. 0fll'.' or • ''The Bluffs"
kind : 4 BR. 2•, hA . lmrT'•t:. tl!OO !IQ , 11. of thl'-g-reafrst
Vv.·cst price In llArbor IU.n. Uvlni:. }.1:.~trr 11izl'd berl-
11111111'. Carp., drllJlf'i'I, bll·ins: room:11. J tmth~. 4!1 x 19 ft.
1.-.vcly enclosM patio. al•u enclost'd iundttk wi1h
Sc-t>nir Pro))!"rtir!I 67!'.-5126 a brr11th t11.k111g up~r b11.y
2 HOMES • 1 LOT \'iPw. Prl~ below ttpltti:I'~
F'!ne!l1 t->sldr \r1C11 linn. 2 BR men!. 842-S.'181 or 54~1720.
J 6A e11ch 1"rr!lhly raintNI 1 _T_•_r,,.._11====~--
ln~ldr & nul . $:i9.:il0 IN\'E~R~
H arriet Perry, Rltr. Deluxe Triplex
&12-~ll 1)42.ti17R ~tr11s l!'l 111\)' k 0.'tf\11 z.
Turn lt~o~r \\'hill! Ele-phi.nts 4 BR, + I·~ AR. Ii 111n. flll1 t~m,. 01$1;1.00(l yr Sg7,500,
ln!o cash thru • Otlly Pilot T-ta rrlet Perry, R!J-r
Dlme-a-Utll!: lldt! 642·917~ 642-7004
College Park
Costa Mesa 1100 -;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,I 0\VNI::P. St'l!i n~ clC'11n JBR, 2 · • BR + large lam. rm. Clos'i! ...
NEVER
A hi'l li'r huy in 4 hrdrooms
f;unil.v & formal dinin1.: rm ..
ovcrsizrn tivin,e ronin all on
on.-lcvrl. Be<iutiful ~hag
carpel~ & draprs, squraky
rlran inside & ou1, reacly to
move in10 bl'fore schnnJ
starts. \Veil located nrar
schools, park!! ,r,, shnpp~.
Full price $38,500. Ca 11
540-1151
10 r\·rrylhing 33;. Nassau
Rcl. 5'1~2i03. r,
Newport Beach
OPEN HOUSES
SAT & SUN 1-5
Hideaway
1100
214 La Jolla Lflne
Charn11n~ 3 BR, 1 In: ba
~rcluded area. $32,5()(1 '
Pork Lido • Po
4206 :;pindrift \Vay ~"
3 BR, 2 ba. 3 garages. Uive'.
ly condo for carefree livlni.
$11,:J()(J
Million $ View
29.16 Cliff Drfvr
New Tri-Plexes :i Brt, 2 Ba PLUS ~l'~t houiai.
$57,500 Prrsri~e arC'a. $:>9,500; anx-
iou.~ ror otrer. •;. lllndi:r constr-avail SC'pt 10)
Large, beautiful "hon1es 1vith CALI. (!) '''·2414
an in,.ome" localed in !he A~ .. ~,.
filll'st Eastsid" area ol Co~ta , ;'1"/A'f~ -
Mesa. Featuring (1) 3 BR, Nr•r Nt'wport Po1t ortlce'
2 HA "ov.·ncrs unit" + (2l 2 BR ttnta\ units. Sc-e a! OPEN Sal. & Su.n. 12-!> No: 5
2035 Tustin Ave., cor V.'ood· Coll ins lslanrl. Sp 3 c i o u g
land Pl. or call 642-4005 2-s!ory. rn>nch RrRrne)'
(Al!>O TI('\\' Income unl!s for ol'erlooking turning baslri•A North B•y. • u-. .,, sa!e in Dana Polntl. ~ "''"" ,,..,. -;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;,I baths & a living roorn as
• lartt-as all Ol.ltdoors. ~
FOUR BJ-:OR00;..,1s. Vacant
imml"di81e possc~sion.
J.~r<'shly painlM in~\de &
ou!, 11('1\' c11rpc!in,e, nil
hllrt~. rirt'ph1cr, lruni!y \'In
.ti; l'.'<rrllr1ir I't'Slden11aJ i:irra.
A f11nta.s1ic value al S~'fi.~::.O
-f!IA/VA -NO O()\\'N.
Ti'rtns available. Ca! I
51~812·1 South Co as t
Rl'11lrors.
FORECLOSURE!-
()prn hou~ Sun, 11-5 r n1.
~16 Bnbb St. C.t-t . BMlutlful
l"p!s & rlrp~. Xlnt 1-nlld .
Sho1\'S llkt> 11 modC'I. Cl)'de-
,lo h n i; on, Tartx-11 Co ..
~1720.
C;t 01)<'n HouS<'·\\·r~lrl ilf e
l 1,i:~ br. 2 bfl. spACIOUJ; ll\'H\ll'
ru1. uSt"d brit•k frplc. pnnf'll-
Jnio:. ne1~· crp!J;, d r p',
(''l v,rerf p1_1Cio. S~l.i!IO ,
Owntr. 440 ClbrUlo St.
64&--1773.
s111mn1 in).!' pool, pier & s ·
$2:i7 ,500. By 011·ner. &35 :JI
or by ;ippo1nvi)rn1 G7l-~.
3 BR . • $24,500
WALK TO BEACH
Fpl . 1 Ba., hhn~. cp1.~. drps .
Xlnt f'Qnrl. Mu111 ?<rll~
CAYWOOD REALTY "
6306 \\'. Coa!<I lh~·y .. NB
548-1290
BACK RA y 3 or 4 BR. ramt.'
Iy + Pool~ Cu.~toin huilt
cul-cle-Sllr. ~II or 1r1u1, io
t1n11s_ S4R.%0. Eq. SJR,950.
&16-!'1:1zs Bkr.
lMMAC. 2 Br
TO\\'!lhOUl'f'.
XTRAS! XLNT
I 2 811
~!ANY
F'(nAllC'L'1g. '
(h,•nt'r: fi1Z--475!1
Ul.t:F'FS-Conrln-. -1"1'--,-,F.-;•
ntocl, lot~ of l'.'ttra~. xh\f
I'll'\\, Sl9,J on 0~
611-1036
Lf.ASE Opt 2400 sq I! 4
BR, ~ BA, $425 plu~ opt
N.B. Back Bay 6-12-:li~.).
•• turllay, A119u~t 2CJ. 1970
HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE
Newport 8 ea_<_h __ 1_2_00 Coro~~ dtl Mar 125G ~~lngton lkach 14~ Huntington Beach 1400 Ml11lon Vlefo 170I
! ~ewport Beach Home s:tER:ii1 t IMMEDIATE ' Priced a.iow
' • A truly f•butous "°""' · "" POSSESSION FHA ,.. ~ 1ust • short block detail of 1uxwious livlng for. 3 Bed u .
from Cliff Dr. goucn1 l'rOm beaut. htated heattd 7,i·lt ~ Y 1(00:: Appral11I
Ii llltrm:I pool, \\'arm sc. c poo · c
SAVE! BY OWNER. 4 br, 3
ba, tan1. nn. pro le J1 ,
lnd9Cpd, 5prinldcrs, lenct'd,
, plt,yhoux. titt'. etc. Auou
from park, 1 blk Khl.
137.!IOO. llJO..m\l.
C•pittr•no Be•ch 1730
RENTALS RENTALS
Hou••• Unfurnllhed Housat Unfurn l1hed
Gener•I lOOOGeneraf
$300 -$350 Up To 2516 Sq, Ft. 3 A 4 Bedrooms
NOW
LEASE TO OWN 1 S)Ml.cM:ius 3 bedroon1 2 ha1h _ duded .atio, lush land-pets & dNl.Ptl, nice It clean. Vac.nt 4 lkdrm, 1 story,
masrrr bedroom adjoining ICP&., to. a "forever" view S25.000 full prlee .. ca "": E,,;~ borne, aea.r Meadow.
lilt: holth .... ·ith built in,, pl.us of ba.y & coasUW, this is monry down, mov@ r1i::ht In. lark GoU Couiw. $2400
·: !~ ~:~ f~~I~~:: J:~ f :~~"i' ~:.e: k~,!~:· READ THIS MAOown.RINER' REALTY 'ii:~u~ :e~ ~:~::::. UNIVER~t1~ PARK'S
I --• \ \ Quit'! vU)qe nelll' beach. ng ll't'I ..,.... arge P cture freshly carpeted &. draped • $20,500 842-5541 E.\les: 54&1.322 Wlk to itahl.e. open f~Jd. NEW
-mdows overlMklng lovely immac. cond. lk1t buy in GI no money down. 1-1-IA $3690 dwn, TI4J496-33T1. LEASE/OPTION PROGRAM
5l'ciuded lanai: "'t>Od carrw-t· CdM at $'15.000. just UI() total car;h nttded. 6 UNRS
hig and , drapes, electric SEMPLE Sharp l bedroom rancher 2 Bedrooms each, bltlns, San Diego 1775 Lease oow & buy tater (at today's prices &
kl!chen wiih built-Ins. Car-Real Eit•t• wlth w/w crpfg & drps, A crpts, drps, newly decorat-interest rates). Our new lease/opt1on pro-~: 0r;;::;~e:'oci;1~~r =~~ 2515 E. Coast Hwy. 675--2101 ~al cule hom<'. \V1ll not ed. Encl°".ed garages, dose WOULD YOU BELIEVE! gram lets you lease your new 3 or 4 bed· •-r 1 1 d . OPEN SUN 1•5 last lhe "'et".kend. to everythlllg. 5 Years new. Custon1 J bi>, & d<'n adobr room home NOW at only $300-$350 p er month
camper, ot:auu u 11.n scap. • 847-850'1 E.'vea· 642-0127 rt>dwood home. Nesllecl In -lhen, later, gives you the opportunity to
ed corner lot. 4607 WAYNE BEDRM +POOL . 5 Ac. of avocad0s, 2-ac b uy your home at today's prices of $34,995
Drive by 328 All80 then call Owner leaving area, 1nust 5 ~ ,, in Valencia or an< u. t $39 995 Al r· h•-._ 2 BR •-1 ~""' l I•, • o , . so, your 1nancing c ha rges
owner for appointment to t;("\I ~ ....,aut.. . '"'."'e: This house ls loaded w th ex· 1~·~·~·~f~·~:~~~~-~·-~~! Cvr I patio, barn, coITal, Id · h "7 ~ "'° ••00 1 1 " 1 1 kt h o H -• / tll _.. •• • wou remain at t e current annua l percen t· Hee • .,., ,......,. ~-g ollllSe< ..,riai, ove Y l c · tras. 4 ' cat.,.. tf'.n.... • \ • dog pen. Beaut, View, Xlnt
liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•I w/bJt.ins. Perfect for tam. pool w/lots or decking. • •wn t<'rms. 1.714 128-9086. age rate of 7=%% to 7.99%. Our lease/op tion
lmmedl.ate Occupancy ity hv1ng: See it today, sprinkler 11Y'!l•cn1 rront &. s1.000. Below rnA, 4 br. cood, I 'R=E~N~T~A~L~S~----P:C?gram ,Protects you & your family against
316 NARC lssus I • bit•··· w/w crot" r1s1ng prices, & allows you· to buy "TomorA rear, e e.. . ... , .. Pool, elec:t. hltns, ref, n"-c Houses Furnished Huse panelled family rm Vacanl • move in be lore thruout, custom drapes, Ask. 2nd.. usm. 5~ 3 FHA. row's" home today. Drop by soon & find out
wnh rock Ureplace + 4 school s1ar1s. 3 BR., ('Xtra ing $42,700. Hu real rilce 493-34l8 Gener•I 2000 how you & your family can NOW lease to
bedrms 3 baths gr ea 1 room off 2-car garage. fl-IA 6" % loor1 to assume. ==========-----------• own a beautfiuJ new 3 or 4 bedroom home brcakf~t area. Plenty of Carp., drapes". W a I k to Huntington 1 BR, i t40 mo. J.'ellCE'd yard. in University Park.
REN LS
Houses Unfurnished
CsToi:: c.r.1'. ice tot,
l.M/optlon 3 BR, 2 ba,
bltl\I, $215. 646-37'10.
Me1a Verde 3110
COUNTRY Club Villa condo
J Br, 21,i Ba. trpl, 2 ar car,
pool. Adj. Mesa Verde
Country Club. 54S-:i868.
4 BR. 2 ba. home MlOfl
Back yll,rd patio. Nr schools.
S325 mo. 546-2514.
MESA Vtrde 3 br, l~ Im~
/tining rm. Immaculale!
S245 n10. Owner 54>!14:i.>4.
1.N_c_ow_po:...ccrt_;B;.,;aa=ch:;__ 3200
Townhouses .. Adults
SpHt·ll'Vt'l 2 BR. convc.rL den.
2 be .• lrpl., bit-ins, patkl:
faces pool, 3 car gar. Avail.
Sept. 1st,
DAil V PILOT
RE A $
HouM• UnfuMflhe(
;;;~;;,.-8-;-ch--1
FOR Sale or l"l!nl-3 hr ":i' ll,.I bn, Immaculate CCi
2 pools, conv. to every
Rrnt $200 mo or bey" JO(
Sl9.~. Hu Sl4 % ~
loan. Will oomldu 2nd T .D.;
(or i.; my eQUI()'. Contad:
ow~r rat Brown 962-21
or 775-2712. Principles.
4 I.SE: Nu 4 br/2 ~
lam/nn. All el!(/bl~
Cstm drps & AvcoJcrpti.
Co rn/lot-patio frnt/b(lc.
Nr. atn &: bcll. Avail 971'1 $ 3 00/mo unfl.lrn--$3:ill/mo
furn. 962..2348
$150/MO. Avail 9Jl. 2 Br
house, J on lot. Encl~
garai:e, pvt fenced ~.
Call Sun, ~1947
VIEW Houllt'!, 2 br, den. work;
.Shof... Adults prt>f'd, no pet,
partially tum. Avail. ror l•t.
Call 536--2615.
$145-NEWLY Dec 2 Br. pr.
1·ncd ror kid• '-pell. : 'n' * BEA CON * 645-01 I GUARANTEED/LICENSED
yard room for children, ha.• beach. Low S40 s. Harbour 1405 cpts, drps, Pets I.· children UNIVERSITY PARK
fruit trees & tlo"'ers Bes1 MORGAN REAL TY OK. Ftt.
in &ehx>l.s. . 673--6642 675-6459 REAL ESTATE REDEC &: Lndr;c pd e TELE-TREND On The Irvine Ranch 4571 Gr•entr .. Lan•
2 BR. 2 ha , new cpl newly
dee. 2 car carport. '
REALTOR 54US66 Fountain V•lley 3410
I I S 'th R It HUNTINGTON BEACH ore. \Vaterfront 3 BR &: dock for 18 OUil'es In Orange Co. s I Off' a3• .. ~
I ean m1 , ea or Fantastic Unclutte~ed 894-5313 430-7511 sale, lse. or lse option. 832.7800 a es ICt --
Ocean & Harbor View Open 7 day.s. 8:30 to 8:30 6#42ZL SJ.25...l BR BEACH Cotlai::e. T&ke San Diego Frwy. to Culver, South on
OCEAN View 2 BR & den
home. lmmat."ulate cone!.
$350 mo. incl gardener &
""'ater. evca &: wk n d s,
642-2237. I ~3255 Your ir1vstmnt will grow inl~~~~~~~~~~ Culver 1 block, left on ti1ichaelson -3 blocks . h. •-· & r F t · y II 1410 A.so 2 Br. duplex $1 35. 1 " , •• cmmg oom · BEACH SPECIAL oun ••n • •Y * BEACON * 645-0111 lo Village Three Models. * OPEN DAILY * home • 3 \ge BR ... J \go GUARANTEED/LICENSED * QUICK SALE * BA's, lovely pvt courtyard Stanley C. Swartz Co. Community Bullders
Artistic & charming 3 br & patio. Liv, d in. tam al'i'as NEW ,_ $24,000 $500 _R_a_n_la_l_1_1_o _S_h_a_r_o __ 200_5 I ~f,ii~F~~~~~~=======~
BAY VIEW-BLUFF'S Nt'1v 4
br, 2h1 ba twnhse. !'-am rm,
frplc, crpt'g, drps, pool.
Lease S395. 6<14-5268. home near t.1arirK'rs Park. all delUXe sir.e & ideal for Total Move In I RENTALS
Newly carpeted living rm entertaining. Beaut. stone 2 & 3 Bedrm Town'"-"''' BED in a!"I i;:tudlo. Y<JU share Houses Furnisf-.ed General 3 BR .. furn. 9 mos lse. $250 3
BR., yearly, $265. 4 BR .
l'OR rrr11 : \Ve repreAf'.nl ch1u1111!l front. yl'ly ISi' U375.
18.000 n>ntal.s throughout Caywood fkaJty 5-18-1200
Orallj;c County. I-louses,
3000 , ..... le, hi-beam eeil. & many rus·r LISTED! Sparkllng2 "" opens onto Jge covered pa-'" 4 BR ht> cl with 420 sq. fl. rumpus room wHh artist's ('quip.
1 ~~~~s~eg~~;~~u~t~~~ ::r~a~~~se;:~~; E~ :~:~i·nr::1~.:~~?s~ ~~~: =~s~IA;ar~~~:· =t~~~ ~e1~~\WTVP%~aho~~=~irl~~:~: CHARMING 4 Bdr or 3 Bclr.
& kuchrn. Ap_phance.s includ. ing glas.q to huge covered pa-2 pools. lennis, shulfle boa.rd co or , me priv! P.&"es. & den Bal pen. avail Sepl-
B•lboa 2300
Apa.r!nicn!.s, furnished Un· \VESTCLlFF·s BEST-3 br, 2
furnished, all prices. 'save ba. huge h/f pool, new ed. Asking .$32.~. By. O"'n· CAMEO _HIGHLANDS tio. Alley at~SS. 2·car gar. & badminron. e:ubhouse with ~~ only. Nr QC C June. 2 bdr upstairs, furn.
er, Sa\'e S_s. lal2 Priscilla Bci;t ever U1 Corona del .Ma.~ agP.. HugP. lo1. FHA-VA fin. saunas, billiard~ & cards. $300 mo. 675-697l CflllS & dfllS. 1...t'a.sc, $500 Tin1e & l\lnney. L1t-ensed. , Ln, &lfi.1355 location. "Ocean Vie"' ancing. Perfect for lhe 221-Close to schools, shoppg, SHARE home with lamily of!==========
FOUR BEDROOZ..1S -5 wh ile sYo'imming in yoor i:or· D;! FHA program. Don't iret!ways. From $25.750. 4. Private room, color TV. Lido file bo I d mo. 646-5996. rn c & guannl!'C<I. Tele-
Trrnd Systems Jnc .. 832·7800. 4 BR/l BA. Boat/yrd. 2 Car baths. Only 3 lots from geous ixiol wilh tropical set-"'ail _IT \\'ILL Bf: CONE! Phone 968-4001, 96Z.3002 Home privi!egr!. Near DCC.
oceanfront & very close to t1ng and lols of lighting! Dial 1714' . 962-5585. 18586 So. Brooktiurst. !,.»Mile t.1ust be studt'nt or cool
shoppg. Over 2700 sq. fl. of PRIVATE BEACH .avail· south of SD J'"'rttway, just uOOer 40. 546--3634
real charm. Lge game rm, 2 able. 4 giant bedrooms with FOREST [. OLSON flOUfh of Ellis Ave. on Brook. HAVE 4 br homt', nittly
beaut. frplc's. R-2 lot. One all 1he. extras. lot under hurst. furn, pvt beach. Will st\are.
room useo as rental apt. SfJ'.!,000. Jn<.". Realtors with 1 or 2 bachelors. Avail
with bltn kit. Rool deck too. w I k & l 191Jl Brookhurst Ave.. Pride Of Ownership immed. La~na Ni g u r I,
I. view of "'hi!e "atcr. I~· a er ee Huntington Beach J.s !ihown in this extra sharp 495-4427.
mac? Call ~Ir. Harris, 1 ---~==----~~=~---~~-5'15-8424 to see this dehghUul Z790 l!erbor 81\'d. at Adams SEX! 5 BR, l Ba with many cus. WANTED· oongcnia.l lady 10
home_ $69,500. South Coast 545-0tfi5 Open 'ti! 9:00 P.M. No\\.' that we have your at· tom features, r..1ust see to .11hr lovely NB BluH.11 hm .
. lo appreciate! Resonable price, Pvt ba/all privl, $80/mo. RealtoN;. SPECTACULAR VIE\V lention you won I want T 644-0369 BLUFFS Condo • 4 Br, 3 Choice area. Beaut. lam miss 1his bargain buy 5~· HAFFDAL REAL Y ===~~~~~-~
Ba. Best area. Below mrkl home, 3 scp. Br suites, Pool, GI Resale "'here $150 per 842•4405 WORKING Girl wis~.s to
By owner. AH 5 & "'knds. 3 car gar, hoat spc. A must month PA VS All. FINISH· Honey for the Money :il sty share Bal Isle home
ti44-4869 see! Open Sun-Thurs 1-5. ED GARAGE converted to condo-2 BR-Ba + pdr rm· wl same, 673-2.183 1tnytimr.
CLOSE To beach -3 br, 2 Delancey Real Estate master·si7..ed bonu!I room, patio 2 car gar + fin , rm NEED 3rd work'g girl 21-30,
be, crpts, drps, bl! n s . 2828 E. Coast Hwy., CdM "squeaky" clean 11nd wail· over gar $25.500 • Owner • to she.re Jrg :i Br, Baycre!lt
C>wn<>r Sl'.l.000. 64:>-1845. 673-3770 ing for you. $26,500 FULL 968-7440 home wJ pool. Sl2a mo,
3449 QUIET COVE PRICE. & l 4 BR IL lam. rm, 2 ba, Ilt'W split ut\1. 548-6403.
NeWport Heights: 1210 OPEN SUN .. 1.s Walker ee crpts,Xlntcond.$3600dov,•n S HARE my elt'gant to assume FHA loan. Fu!J waterfront home v.•/ dock. 7 BR., 3\-;i ba. Family & rum. price $27,850. By owner. l\1an, »-60 yrs. $150 mo. C,OLONIAL MANOR puii rm. l..ari;est view lot in Rraltors 11821 Ash St. 96&-.ro38. 67;,.....i3Jt
Harbor View Hills! 7682 Edinger ==========I ----------
/!. prrstize homr at a ba?hain DON v. FRANKLIN &42-4455 540-5140 Laguna Hiiis 1700 ,._1ALE in 30's will shar<' 2 hr · rol ·al home "''/samr. Roofdeck, ~~;\\~ ~~ut C:~~-nz; • ~~a~~;; • CUSTOM TOWNHOUSE patio. 4 blkg 10 beach. So.
tr)' k"tchen w/all mod CONDO.. casa Li n d a, Laguna. $125 mo. 499-4301 = bltns.' F'rplc or !tali~ HARBOR VIEW HILLS WOW' $16 7'0 Laguna. Hills. 2 BR. 2 Ba. WORKING Woman lo &hare
marblr. Ch.ancleht'rs, lge !iv Best buy in _ area. Immac. 4 , r J Dix. appliances, air-cond., apt.. With same. Near
rm & din rm overlooking BR. 2 Ba. single story hoi;ie. , , cpls, dl'p5. Owner 831)..3121. everything. $$60/mo. 1\trs.
2'h.""42 h&f pool w/lots of Lge, patio. Newly dee:. View J\JST LISTE_D &. Its gre~t , ---Goldberg, ~158.
c1ciking. Ocean view from of Bay & ocean. Only $5&,IXXI. ~lax & enJO~ carelree ~iv· Laguna Beach 1705 BEAUTIFUL 1-lome in
ba,llroom size balcony. 4 Lgc Call 642-4620 for app't. ing. No up-~cp v.-orr1~s. Corona de! Mar. $125 per
BRs 2 Ba A beautilul home Bill Grundy, Rltr. Lge. m&s1er su1te. Cozy h~. THE mo. No Amokers. * 673-4169
for ~nly ~.ro:J or trade lo-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-5 ~m. gourmh et al~ clec, :::· 19-28, 3 1lory br11ch home, 4 '11 • 609 p , ti' incl. v.·as er & ryer, -WILD ONE ca }. 01nse 1a t 20. a!io Commun!!;)' Bdrm, 4 hath, 3 trplc. Call
CALL I;'\ 64 6·2414 3 Bdrn1. 2 Bath home wllh12 ~~u~housep& ~I. I.ow, low Here's a hou~ to excite the 675-8689 eves. \;I'~ BR., den, ~ ~· apt. C~ s. down with payments much most imaginatiVc mind. Ex. Employed lady to shaN: diNclMftv clrps, & blt·1ns in bot~ units. h ' lhan rent. Beller l.remt' mOOernistic archi-2 BR apt wfsame. C.M.
REALTY Good loc -good income. c eaper lecture, 1vith exterior of
NtJr Nt wport Po1t orrlt t Scenic Pr~perlies 675-5726 huny! Call (7141 962-558.5. STONE_ WOOD. STUCCO ,&' * 64£.5991 * VACANT F'LEMISH AMBER GLASS, FEMALE 20-30 to !!hare hse
University Park 1237 BAYFRONT LOT • N ALL BLENDED TOGETH-in F .V. $$100 mo + util. 1,;;;;;;;,;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I 2119 Bayside Drive Vets Move In 0'!' ER JN UNIQUE CONTEM-968-1720 aft 5:30 or wknds.
DRAMATIC S8 Fl. bulk;K?aC with pier Before school starts. Ma.~s~ve PORARY CONCEPT. Dbl.
4 Bedrooms, 21,, Balhs, 4e. area. $220,000 (fee simple). fireplace in sunken h~1ng
family rm. iv/private oow·I-Bill Grundy, Rltr. mom. wilh 4 queen sized
yard. "Tinkling" fount.a.in in 833 Dover Dr., N.B. 642-4620 bedrooms, &: . mu.ch m~ch
en1ry courtyard. Z.Sty. Uv. more. Ev~ry~1ng JUst paint..
rm. Frplc. in liv, rm. & ed for quick in. No down for
door ('ntry opens lo SUNK-
EN LJV. RM., with l\IAS-
SIVE WHITE t.'lASOl':ffiY
FIREPLACE IN FR t": E
F'ORM DESIGN W /BLACK
S T A C K REAOUNG TO
HJGH POINTED CElLING.
OF OPEN \\'ODD BEAMS
WITH GLASS GABLED
mslr. bdrm. 2500 6q, fl, ol Balboa Peninsula 1300 Vet.s, $1800 down for every·
good living! Prime Joe. on one el~. Full price $28,950.
-""'11· S38.soo. Prioo ;,. owNER Walker & lee ,d,wdcs a '"Forever" view.
TRANSFERRED On Brookhurst, PEAKS. Central hall leads * Peninsula Point * 10 :! BDRMS. & ELEVATED
3 BR. home. 50X100 lot. Lge, Next 10 Gemco DEN, 'IMre is one very
patio. Near priv. tennis club, 96&-3.171 -t"ountain Valley liJX'Cial rm. in tbi.s hoine.
boat ran1p, bay & ocean. LARGE HOME IT'S A COCKTAIL
"l] ub ·1.i r II ii,
Costa Mesa 2100
FOR Lease-Furn. coni!o. 2
br, lh ba. Adults. Swim-
ming pool. $225 mn. ~1ullan
Rea1ty 5-10-2960 or 646-6257.
3 BR, 2 ba, furn or unfur:n,
No pet.11. 6504 W. Ocean-
front, 548-8583.
Newport Beach 2200 * BAY SHOR ES * \.\'INTER RENTAL.'i
3 BR. F'UR.N ISllED
2351 --·-----3 BR. J Ba. 0Cf-11o·atcr home;
furn., $450 t.1onth
Bill Grundy, R11r. 642-4620
• 4 BR, 2 Balh e
Winier Rental. SliO mo.
• Call 675-0176 •
Balbo• l•l•nd 2355
garagr. Vacant. 106 V1a Di-* By The Sea * ;oo. Lldo '''' 642-3181.
Charming 2 br. home away * * 3 BR. Fam rm, bltn&,
fron1 the smo1. SlOVt'. re-212 BA., fenced yrd. Lease
friJ::., &· yard, Lll lle ones S275 per/mo. 546-4421
v.·elcomr-. $210. 'co=N=oo=M-1-N-1u-,-,-. -oo~ru-.,,-;,-,.
Home-Finders '4S-295l ... 3 2" ........ BR, 1lll bath, $285 mo
3 BR. 2 bath. S225 mo. Cov-w/pooJ privileges. 673-9183
ered patio, hl!ns, dishwas~ * EAST BAYFRONT * er, CPll, drps & pool. Child. University Park
n'n & pets OK. F'ee. I;;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;,,;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 3237
4 BR. & conv. den, inc. ,>ier 1 •
& slip. Avail Sept 15 S~50 e TELE-TREND
2 R. furn. apt. . \'lew. Avail 18 Offices in Orange Co.
Oct lilt $100 832-7800
Bay & Beach Realty l nr * Swim Swim!! * Z.107 J::. Cs1. CdM 675-3(00 3 Br. 2 Ba. ~love, rrpls. drps.
1010 ~. BA Yt-RONT + POOL, Bring 1he kiddi<'5
4 Br. l1!r b11. wa1cr(ronl & ~mall pe1~. Sl70. TJ{JS
home &. 2 Br. I Ba. gar. apt. \llON 'T LAST~
Dock for 2 boats Bill Grundy, Rl!r 6-12-4620 Home-Finders 64S.l9S1
• 3 BR. ~amC'rl r:eiling, Everybody'$
1-'or Renta11 in University
Park & TurUe Rock, Call :
"I lnli ''l \•iid .
---'ll.Pnltor
l5t \\'e!ltern Bank Bldg.
Un1W'l"l!ity Park
D•y 833-0101 Nights trple. S28..'1 mo, \\linter ren-Looking
ta.I. 111 Pearl. BR Tnho Ea bl "$400 ==========-!For this allract\ve J BR, 3 · US(', sl uu
Laguna Beach 2705
THREE ARCll BAY * S27l
2 BR, rlrps, frpl, dbl gar,
patio, blk to beach, ocean
view. Adults. 499-407'9.
SPACIOUS 2 BR 2 BA on ocn
frnt. $350 mo. Avail Sep. ~
Jan 15. 494-7830
San Clemente 2710
ON Golf Course. 2 BR. du·
plcx. Heated pool. Wik lo
bch. $175. mo. 244 Del Gado
SRn Clemen!r, 496-6307.
CHARMING 2 br. fencerl yd,
nr bch & shop. Lease 9-1·70
lo f).15-71, $165. mo. 149 W.
Pali1.ada 49Z-8038
Sum1Mr Rent1la 2910
Bayfront-Bal. Penin.
LOVELY 5 BR, 4 BA.
Pie r/Ooal. Avail Sept l~t.
Alr.o avail Jor winter .-en-
tals. • 673-2039.
RENTALS
Houses Unfurnished
stove, cp!/drp, le ncccl yanl. 3 BR :J ba. rep home. t 175
All this for $175. RES.ERVE 2 Brlrms. l-balh S280
NOW! 4 BR. 21>t bftths S350
H F , d 645-2951 5 BR. 2\-1: hff . t140 om•-In er • • RED HIU. REALTY e LANDLORDS I I Univ. Park Cc.ntrr. Irvine:
Look quick • It's free! MuHJ. l=C;al=I ;A;o~y;ti;m;•=83J..os=="'=
pie listing renta1 nct"'Ork.
Slop advertising & limil va-
cancies. CALL NOW • In get
R[ de1ails 832-6600 Tele·
Trend Sys1em~ lne.
2 Bdrm. Fenced yard. Double
ia;·. Stove. Carpets. $1 75
mo. Children & pe1s ok,
La.ri:::e yard. e TELE-TREND
18 Oftl~!I ln Orange Co.
832-5S52
VERY CLEAN & VACANT
Cuslom apl wi1h bltins,
crpts, dri>s. 3 big bedrooms,
$190 mn. Agrnt 546-4141
*Family Special*
This Ole House needs noise
f.,_ clatter. HuRe w/5 b!'ll, 2
bas. fenced yd. $200. 00t.1E
& GET IT!
Home-Fieiders 64S.2951
3240 Back B•y -'-----
Back Bay View & Pool
4 Bftlnn, den, forn1al dining,
am fam ily area, cov patio &
pool, Avail Sept 1st. $375
Lease. Bkr. 642-4816
East Bluff 3242
3 BR 2 Ba lndry lg fam ily
rm w/P11.rquet rlr, frpl, 21;2
gar, fncd yd, chil<lren pets
ok. Lra...e w/ opt $325.
AvRil St-pt. 644-006.I
Corona del Mar llSO
RENTALS
THE BLUFFS
4 BR., frpl. & pool ..•• $325
Spacious 3 Br .. comp. rurn-
i.shed: ~nbelt & pool.$425
673-8550
Gener•I 3000 Costa Mesa 3100 --------
3 BR, den & fam rm, •trpla.
bltns. SDI mo, yr lte. cS!1
before 6, 2131939-1929 or aft
6, 213JOL6---0248.
GREAT FA;'.llLY VALUE
4 br, 2 ba, fam rm + custom
bonu.s rm. Only $225/D'IO.
Sun only 847-0461.
We1tminster ~
$13()....COZY 2 Br. Bltn1, 11.1'1·
lols & pels welcome. * BEACON * 645-0111 GUARANTEED/UCENSED
Lagun• Be•ch 3705
4 BR, 3 BA, perfect location,
below market at $350 mo.,
year lease. 494-4862 .-or
494-0023. •
AVAIL 9/10. VIEW J Br, a
Ba. Walk to mrkts, 9cldi,
beh. S350 mo. 499-l>87. .. •
3 BR + family room. $215
mo. + utilith:a.
BethkP. Reit.11)' * 494-2858
Laguna Niguel
LSE 3 Br. 2 Ba. Crown
Valley Highlands. $2!;0 mt>.
VIEW! Pool-Bch pr IV 11.
830-41TI . •
4 br. 2 ba, frplc. crpl.I, dri>s.
bHns, pvt beach. Clubhlie &
pool privileges. $265 mo.
49!>-5498 or 830-4722.
·~ ·--
Mis!!_on Viejo 3708
2BR & den, 2RA, curtain1 I:
drapt'!I thniout, w I w cpt1,
fel'K'C'd yard, do.st. 10 schoola '
&. shopping, dishwu~r,
oven, range, disposal. A1'il
Sep! 1 S250 830-272'J. ,.
Capistr•no Beae~
4 BLOCKS from Ocean. New
J BR, fim rm. din rm,
crpts, d~. bltns, $275 1.te.
Refs. 77~5677 or 774-7465. .
Dana Point 3740 .
RENT Or Buy, S225 mo, ;
Rea spon cpl. Ref. Lo dwn U ,
buy. Ml lo fwy's, 3 BR, 2 '
ba . Onr 646-5593. ;
Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 i
2 BR, 2 bath, S250 mo, Fenc-
ed yard, patio. garare.
bllns, dishwasher, cpla It. '
drps. Near beach. !-'ee. e TELE.TREND
18 Ollices in Oran&e Co.
832-7800
RENTALS
Apts. Fur nlshMI
General -Just For
$45.950. 5 Bedrm, family rm., xlnt LOUNGE, \Vt7 STOOL WET
J.&t \\le.stem Bank Bldg, street !o street 45 h. lot. BAR, encased w I glass,
University Park •I BR., lar.i::e den -S57,9SO B~· app't only. \\'OO{f bean1s set in plM!er.
---'llrullor $30() ~1onth
Also, one 4 BR. Bayfront
"C" Thomas. Realtor
PEE.\VEE tiny 2 • $125 Bkr
HUT for NUT 2 • $95 Bkr
Bathtuh w / heh $1JO _ 2 Bkr
HUG rhis hse tight 3 bd $175.
Vlt'V.' ol sea. Bkr,
HO US EBOAT! not rrally hut
l>eachy 2 & .sun P. $115 Bkr
A JUNK, sorta. $75 Bkr
RUN'G WATER OUTSIDE
Sea scape vit1v 4 • $170 Bkr
CALL EVEL YN 95b-2200
DE~~:"BLE 1 ........................ 1Single Adulb
2 Br .. 2 ha, epic!, drp1, for<:f'd * Av•ilable Now * Soulh Bay Club la a wbil. Day 83340101 Nights -S97,000 J\1odcnl kllchen W I ALL l~===~=~==~1Ne8J' N.H.Y.C.: 4 BR., extra Owner may trade down for 3 BUILT·lN RANGE & QV.
I• R·2 tot, Only $TI,500. Bdrn:, home In Terraces, EN, DlSl·IWASHER, G.
SOUNDS LIKE ••• • MARSHALL REALTY Cd~1. with ocean view. DISP., ETC. Sllding glass
\Vi!!bful thinking. but it's 675-4600 ANYTIME LIDO REALTY INC. wall opens 10 spacious rear
true. llrre'1; 1hc combined 337 Via Lido 673-7300 patio \V f PEBBLESTONE
tranquility or suburban liv· TRANSFERRED! DECKING & HUGE GAS mg &: rvery I01\'J1 ('(Jnven· Lido Isle 1351 Must sell in a hurry -big 2 LIGHTED FIRE PIT. eircl.
ience: nr. churches, schools, --------r ·1 cd by fr .... form wooden 3 &1ory, 3 Bedrm & am1 y .. ..
parks & shoppini; ('('l'ltrr. · Spaciou1 Lido Home room. Immaculate in'= out. be.nche~. A rell! .party area.
BR. 2 Ba., approx. 1800 sq. Prime 3 Br. 2 ha. single FHA or GI terms, Only TIUS JS A HOUSE FOR
fL Almost TIC"'? $41.500. story. J Sunny patios, On all 847 """l LJVIN G. OUem.1 al the dis. • R d H·11 R lty $33,950. C """""". e I •• street 10 street corner Jot tres!IC'd priee of
Uqiv. Parl< Center. Irvine & i., SS9.500. -$37,950 FULL PRICE
Call Anylime 833.atiQ Prime Lido Nord ' · , . · SEE TODAY! •
5 Br 4 l~ ba, nr. new water CONE TOMORROW!
4642 Royce Road lro~t home. Beau1. decor MISSION REAL TY ~sut. home on the green Deck, pit:r & OO<ll, F'or ap-l-~J~OG=~T=o~B~E~A~c=H~l--l 985 .so. Coast Hwy., Laguna
belt. 3 BR, fan1 rm. Quick p't. Call: 3 In 7 B<!drms, 2 to 4 bath1, Phon• (714) 494.0731
e5Ct'()W 11 desired. Call for Bill G r undy, Realtor op to 3000 -. ft., 11hlke -• J SMroom 2 bath home.
llf'PI. 1 E &"tJ Do~·t:r Dr .. N.B. 642-4620 roof.s, all bltns l;: carpeling, Up""r story for children •
Oillleneey Rea ltate E-Z financing lrom $26,990. """
2828 >:, Coo" """·· CdM LIDO'S BEST BUY Rancho L• Cuosl• f•mily room. occao ,;,w
'1'"770 dttk & 2 bt:drooms. Ma~•cr ,.,..., Brookhurst & Atla.nl11 1:ulte on maln floor. Ell-96s.2929 * 11 AM lo 8 PM ·--' Eastbluff 1242 4 Bt'drms, 3 haths, nrwly 11'9.nl'c • Ju.sh greenery, u,,., .. ..,
_ drcor11tcd. n1odcrn ldtc~n. 1 BEDROOM brick wall.s & wood siding,
PRIME LOT. OWNER 50' lot. \\'rll lluxlscaped, A~~umablr F'llA Joan f)llyablr $35.9~JO.
Lge :il story. 3 BR, oould con. lars::r sou!hern patio. As-SM n10 incl 1axc.5. l=>rice \n.
ven 10 ri, 3 ba, prof, land· 11u1nab!r 6~ loan. eludes: crpts, d~, blUn
""'""'' O•M'look ""' .... Jean Sm1'th, Realtor nrnge, 0
"'"· "''""·· wash· $56,950 er, dryer, OVer 900 zq. II ..
295? Catalpa • 644-0151 646.3l55 plenl)' of 1torlg!'. 11'uli price
::::.-=:=:,~~~._-_-! $16.!XXI.
LUSK 5 BR. 3 Bo. """" rm.1'!!!!!"'""'""'!"~~ ...... !PI
din nn. Avail Sep!. 10. *** 222 NORD *** I' SM.500. Owner. &l"--0666. Brand new bayfront, 35<Xl sq
Co~o-;;;del Mir 1250 fl. ~ BR. 4\s BA. pter A 962-4471 ( :':..J 54~1103
1llJge Re.ii Estate
..AO tan
REAL ESTATE
1190 Clenne)'n! St .
494-9473 !.49-0316
e ONE OF' A KL'lffi e
nny IKHlat "'1th sptttaculer
ocean view. $27,SOO
224 \V. Ci;t. Hwy . NB 548-5527
WATERFRONT
PIER & FLOAT
3 Bedrm .. 2 bath, formal din.
Ing rm. fireplace, w/w
crp!s, and fur nished com.
plete. Obit gar. Lease only,
$500 per mo. Realtor
64r4353. * BAYSHORES * \VINTER RENTALS
3 BR. FURNISHED
$300 Month
Also, onr t BR. Baylront
"C" Thomas Realtor
224 W. Cat. HW)'.'NB MS.5577
ARTISTIC Home.2 br, lrplc,
pa.tio on Newport Isle llCl"Ol5$
from park & w11ler
wtmooring. 3 bl~ ro beach.
Adults. 9 mn lse, $250.
673--7236. 401 39\h $1.
BA YF'RONT 2 BR J"urn Cot-
tage. $150 mo. Couple only.
No. Bay 8. Bayshore Pa.rk.
Owner on pr<'m 1 ~el
y;eek-enris. (714) 6116-5047
2 BR. Beach Co llage .
Furnished. Y<'flr round ~n·
ta!. ;r.z:> mo. Isl k IMI mo·1
required. Ca.II 675-lml 4.
.1 BR. Bayfront llome.
$365 mo. For lease or
for !la.le. * 536-3743
Corona del Mer 2250
_ __ ~lip. An:?a's hcst buy w/7'"/r, I YR rw!W·lha.ke roor, 3 br
OPEN l{OUSF. SUN 1·5 fin. $l1D.IXXI. Open afternoona 2 i.. ittnui~ slate kitchen Bethke Realty ft 494·2858 •----
lfARBOn Vl f-'.:\V 1111.J..S or call o"•ncr. 494-MIS. &: fam rm, f'rplc, crpl• &:
REAIJ1''t" EXPANDABLE cozy com· dtps. Iron Rall!. covered I 1100 Snnct Piprr Dr pact. 3 Br. on lg. sunn)' !ct. paOo, boat 11torage. WAik
Pool, 3 BR 21 1 M, fan1. rm ~.500. 0....·rtt. 675-2643.. lo bf'flch. $33 ,495. 963-7090
1.."I dn. O'°'·ncr 67~2787. Save your ar -it's no! Pr1nciplt'!1 (Inly,
• 4 C.D. INCOME unlta, on 2 fill'! Jus1 ~ac.h for ynur VAC. 2 Bdrm. k I hdnn,
1djolnu>g-\'Rlu11bll' Lot 11 . phone & call Dally Pi.lot walk to mlct. It bch. S25 .. 000, /J,.'Ay!I renled. Own I! r: c;UJitled 642-5673 Charge Sl4,00J dn. lnq. Al 9l4
f7~5787. your 11d -today! Oning:I!. ·-~------
0ME * $200 Mi>-2 br hsc J)llJ"tly furn. * BEACH H UtU t~I. Nr. m11.rket &. sJ.4.!fiO. Only 850 ft. 10 bcacll restAur•nt. Arlul lJ only, no Pt.ACE REAL TY 4S4·9'7tM
SMALL ch.arming 2 BR
hOuse near beach. $29.500.
Bethke Really * 494-2853
./SECL.UDED. screened sun.
room, prdcrui. t BR. $.18,·
!'iOO. 494.7329 days.
pd-. Av•\I 9/1. 673-8936.
81lboa 2m -------Sl)C('t:1rol11.r Oct'lln View
Penln Pl. 4 br, 2 ba bch ~. Awil 9/1~ 67~.
ai" hea t, Garb-disp, hll·in.s. Neat & clean 2 BR. Apt. new way or life desijined
frplc, p{liio, garage, wnter O'slzcd sgl. garage. $185 just for ilngle people, 'Jj
furn. Adults only, no pe1.11. Bay & Beach Rlty. Inc, fun living wi lh warm, dj;.
RAT£ REASONABL~: 2407 E. Coast Hwy, CdM namlc neighbors. Jt 'i a
AcrosK from Country Cluh 675·3000 $750.000 Clubhouse w t t h •
275 r.1esa Or * Ph Ml!-6700 health club, .saune.s, awim. •
./ LANDLORDS
Wt.'ve got the people
You 've got the place
We'll do the sending
'You'll do no spending
CALL EVEL YN 95b-2200
RENT or lse W/Op1 . 3 BR,
disp .. ctp!s, carporl. rear
yd, rncd. W. 19th. Shops 300
ft. Prefer edits. Ref~. Avail
9/1/70. Baby OK. S\75. 1904
Federal.
Lytle Rily
548-9493 * HEY THERE! * TOWNHSE lo "'"""\lo, 3
You with the ll&l'!I in your br. 2 ha, new crpt, dbl gar,
eye~. Charming 2 BR, litOve, outtskte ma int.. po o Is,
refrig., crpt I drp1. $169. clbMe, close to 11ehl• &:
~ \V. 19th
24 hr phone
CALL QUICK? O.C.C. $22.J mo. 540-591!1.
Home-F inders 645-2951 $200-LRG 3 Br. :il Ba, lrpl,
LANDLORDS stv: can furn, Srigl~ ok.
Vacancy Problems * BEACON * 645-0111
Ended GUARANTF.1-~D/LICl!:NSED
Mulliple listings rental nr\. HSE Unf.-1 br. frnc~ yard,
work available to vrvc all patio. scruncd pnn:h, SllJ
properly ov.•nr rs, house or n1u. Al.iO l hr h!lt', !'urn,
apartmc:nt, Vacanclt.s (Jlled $130 mo. 616-5620.
11,t no chorgr to you. t'nr 1 ,~B~l~l.~1-o7h~ll7d-w-,~,-,0-m~e-.-N"o
faat. e.Uicienl st'l"Vit'e call. pel!I. $140 mo. 1980 Wallace.
Tele-Trend Syalem.11, Inc. Call 54S-2802.
832·6600. WESl'CLIIT RfCll, 3 Br. lge DriftiftC) & lncd yud. Quiet cul-de-sac,
$230 mo. 54(}.-2266
Dreaming $130-NICE 2 Br, patio, garg,
In the POOi while IOIJ •nd children & prt ok.
pct• romp saf<'IY In f(':nC'C'(l * BEACON * 645-0111
•n:"a. 3 BR 2 88, stave, CUARANTEED/LIC!'~NSBU
wu~r k dryer. N tar
11ehool.. SlSS. CALI. NO\V! 2 BR dupltx. Util, rllnge "
Hom .. F lnders 64S.2951 f'f'frlg fum. Large yard SJTj.
286 Knox !'ii, CM * LANDLORDS 1145-CLF.AN 2 Be Tr>plox .
Free gcrvk:f: to you. Save Cpl", ~rvlrefrig. Chllcl ok.
Adwrtisfna cos-ta. \Ve. have * BEACON * MS-011 1
len.anta w.altlng in IJne! GUARANTEED/LrCENSED
CAU. Business ()pportunlr.1t1
Hom .. F lnders 64S.2951 tn Today's WM! Ads.
3 BDRt.I, 2 Ba, carpet, ming poot, party room, btl.
drapes, central location, No Jiard.s, Jndoor goU driving :
ehildrcn or pets, Agent range, tennis C{)Urfl, pro
67j...49.lQ. 675-4847 $275. Ref's !lhop and resident tennil; pro
rtquircd. Single, l &. 2 Bedroom lux. ,
1 BR amid iruit trees, step1 Ul')' apartmenll w:llb all the
to China Cove Bch, Nu cpt1, mOOern conveniences a~·.
$175 mo. 213 Goldenrod, ahle, Fuml1hed and u~ sts-8582. , :led.
VER\' Nlce--redec. 3 Bdrm. 2
Ba1h. Sunroom, r r p I c.
Adults, no pet.s. Rel s .
675-4497.
3 BR. 2 Ba .. cpl~. drps.; lrpl.
Dix. duplex. $295 On lease,
Ree.Hor 67:)...1662.
2 BR & den, lea~e. Adults,
No pets, Shown Sun 1-4 pnl
518 Avocado Ave, 5.'l&-MS;J.
Coron• del Mar 3250
2 Br, 2 ha, nc11r ocean. Cou·
pie only, $300. G , H .
Robertson, Realtor 675-2440.
Lido Isle 3351 -----t Bdrm, 3 Bath, acrou from
tcnntg crt, p 1111 ya round ,
clubhou~ & beach!
~l~r mo. 673-7489 or
612-a"iro.
Huntin9ton Beach 3400
2 Br. HOUM! ld~lll for retiftd
rouplt' or Adults only. Call
1141·3833.
J BR. 2 ttory, 2~ ba. Cpt1 It
Orp1t, Slll. 548--490l aft &pm
1)1' ":knrl!t,
t.10DELS OPEN DAILY
10 A.M .• 9 P.M,
RENTS FROM
$150 to $350
NEWPORT BEACH
880 Irvine Ave.
lrv;no & 16th
(714) 645-0550
SOUTH BAY CLUB
APARTMENTS • • •
Live wh•re th• fun Isl
RENT FURNITURE
* D~ TO TENANT
24-Hr, Delivery
It))~• P\lrchasc Option
Comp]e1e 1 BR Apt ••
Low n.s $72/mo.
JO.Day Minimum * WIDE VARl:ETY
CUSTOM FURNITURE
RENTAL
511 W. IDth St., CM. $43.-l431
•
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DAILY PllOT S.ttilfU,, AutuSt 2'9. 1970
MYtrffNtl MIY 91l1ct thtlt Mt ~ tel .....
Phones Are Open 8:00 a.m. • 5;30 p.m.
L RENTAL RENTALS -RENTALS
Fumhhod Apts. Furnlthod Apts. Fumlshod Apts. Fuml1hod ~;.;z;.;;;;...;...:.:.:..~;;::.;'--~.;..;:;.;;;...;..~::.:::;;.__1~
,. .. port leach tteO N-pol't -h 4200 Huntl"f'On BHdl -Hunllngton BHdl
RENTALS --RENTALS
Apt1. Unfurnls'1td Apt1. Unfurnished
-Jrvlno 5231 Irvine • 5231
-er tllE HIGHLANDER 9 to Noon Seturd•Y. -Closed Sunday
' "Scott.i!h Treat"
16161 Park1ldo Lo. ~ . ~·~. ':j
' I,,.:"
DIAL DIRECT , •• 642-5678 S
WESTMINSTER & NORTH COUN'l"Y DIA~ FREE 540-1220 :1; Mgr. 142-1969
San Dleao FrwY to
Beach Blvd. 4 blk1
So. to Ho! t, w. on.
llolt 1 blk.
~"r Park West Apurllnent s : ~. ..:.. Huntington INch: 540-1220 Lagune BHc:h: 494-9466 J. I•
NOW LEASING! Porl-lile living for fomi ·
lies with children ond adults. I, 2 and 3 bed·
rooms, furnished or unfurnished. Sheg car-
p ets, drapes, eir condifioned, with self-
cleening ovens. Complete $400,000 recrea-
tion club in three acre perk. Pools, tennis,
volleybolJ, health club, teen fodities and •
pre -school! No x t lo shopping an d golf
course, ne ar U.C.I. and Newport Beach.
From $150 per mo. At Son Diego Fwy. and
Culver Drive in Irvine . Pho ne 833-3733.
S.n Cl1m1nt1: 492""420 ;··
Hours-Regulations-Deadlines 11
LA QUINTA HERMOSA 1·1
''Modem Spanish"
l62l l "P•rkside Ln.
1uoas1 .Uv•rtlNn attouhl thtck thtlt M• !lilly ind rwpert lmmtcll1tsly .,,..-w
., mlacl ... tf'lcaffe;M. THI DAILY PILOT .UVIMI ll1•lllty for WNrt Ot'llJ t1
ttt. utMt Ill l'Ullll"'lnt the Mv.rtlMIMnt cornictly OM tlma.
n I
j~ Oakwood ...
Mgr. 147.5441
FURNISHED MODELS NOW OPEN
Lush landscaping, cabana, cover,ed court-
DIADLINI, ,01 COPY AND KILLS: S:SO PM. the t11y Mf'OA pullllcation, •xctj't
forMoMty lilltion when deillllne II l•turOy, 12 noon. l!
i:~a new way to live in l'.8:fds, sunken swim'g pools, BBQ s &: foun ..
ains.
"THE ULTIMATE JN APTS"
I BR's-From $150 2 BR's-From $175 l Newport ~each All util. incl. Furn & Unfurn.
Owned and managed by The Irvine Company
:..._It's fun, fine Deighbors and0,Prestige living, ~.,,;: aII in one luxurious packa~. That's Oak ..
i wood Garden Apartments in Newport
J ... Beach, just minutes from Balloa'i Bay and
j :beaches. \
;_;There1s i 1/, million dollar Clftbhouse with J~ party room, billiards room, indoor golf dtiv ..
-;" ing range, men's and women'• health clubs, f saunas, tennis courts, re siderrt tennis pro
: :: end pro shop, and Olympic sine pool. All
: ·this. end much more, just steps fro m your
;. professionally decorated apartment, each
: · \\'ith private balcony/patios. Air condition-
! · ing/fireplace8 optional. 1 ...
Oakwood Garden ApartmBnll
On 16th Slleet between Irvine a.nd I)Jvu Dr.
: ; (714) 642-8170 \
: Sp1cleu11tudJa, 1 a 2 Bedroom 1altH. Fftltllel or
: -unfurnillltcl. S1,l lo S111, lmindlate Clcapucy
;'-Modellopnd&JJ711aatelpm
WINTER Rental, Working
girls.. maximum 3 - 3 BR, 1
ba, garage, $300 mo incl
t1til. No pets. Avail 9111. See
y,•knd11 or all &pm ll6 "A"
3<1tli.St, NB
\VATERFRONT, 9~1 mo.
v.inl<'r. Upper, v:tra lg<', 2
BR, 2 BA, lry.ilc, elec kit,
FA, pe.1to, deck. Boat slip
f'_xtra. Adult!, no pets $250
mo. 675--1062.
NEWPORT Riviera. 3 BR/
7~ Ba fam/rm, bltins,
pool & rec/center, $325/mo
+ atil. 64S.-:m9. Winter ren-
tal w/9 mo lse.
MESA MOTEL
* LOW WEEKLY RATES *
Kitchen, TV's maid servlce.
He11od Pool
&!6-9681 " WATERFRONT, Yrly or .:::·========-;::=========I winttt, 2 br, 1 ba, w/dock. 4100 3811~ F inley. P h. {Il4J 1_~_,,..,..•-•_•_l _____ 4000 __ 1 (:ost• Mes• 673-8249. Adults only, no
NEW 2 Br diSJwshr encl pets. • REMARKABLY
: } . UNBELIEVABLY
~RAORDINARJLY
garage, adults m pell $195.13.~8=,,,_~2-11~B-A-Condo~~,~F~um-o'r
mo. ~. unfurn. $.l'.Xl uni. Pvt/
AT Beach -Winter Rates.
1 & 2 Bdrm11., p00l : fum. or
unfurn. Adulls. 219 15th St.
& 220 12th SL
BACHELOR. Utll. Pald, Lilce Living in Your * NEAR OCEAN! * OWN HOME .• I I
LINDBORG CO. 53&-2579 Why pay $175 for an apt! •
1-BACH. $95 util incl, Lrg l when we can rent you one
BR. extra closets, $140. for $140, 2 BR, newly dee,
Pool, patio. Adults. 536-6TI7, crpt/drp, encl patios, spac
grnds. 2 Pools! Adults only,
2283 Fountain Way E. (Har-
bor, tum W. on Wllson),
DELUXE 1 Br. furn. Frplc.
Close to beach! ;160/mo.
Cail 536-1459.
Laguna Beach 4705 HARBOR GREENS "°:.C--------1 GARDEN le sruDIO API'S
QUIET, charming 1 BR, cl09e Bach. l, 2, 3 BR's. from $110 .
to bch, shopS, Mature em· 2700 Petenon Wa,y, C.M.
ployed adult w/refs. $ll5 546-0370
.~~~~~~-~--lllO. inc util. 494-8392 NEW 2 Br, 1\!. Ba w/ gar.
$170, 2 BR, bath &: % 1!udlo,
drps, cpts, patio, AvaU 911.
714: 548-&301 01' 213: 502-5227 * DELUXE 1 k 2 BR
Garden Apt1. Blt-ins, prlv.
palio, heated pool, frplc.
AduJts. $145 mo. Sf6-516J
Sl~UIE'T! Large deluxe 2
BR, 1 ~ BA. GE kitchen. 2
car gar. Adults, no pell, 240
E. 16th Pl. 54&-M32.
QUIET ADULT LIVING
1 & 7 Br. Shag crpls, hltl'll!I,
pool, beaut. lndscpd. $150 &.
$170 mo. incl ~I util.2-41
Avocado SI. 646--0979.
$90 1 BR 1 person only, no
pets, S60 deposit and ref.
Stove and refrig. 950B W.
17th. Avail 1 Sept. Will show
alter 11 Al\;f Sat.
QUIET Adult couple only. 2
BR. No pets. Drps, Cfllh~.
dshwhr, heated pPOI. $125
~~~orp~~:29~vf', CM.
YOU MUIT HAVI KILL NUMllRI When kllllnt •n •d hc1u• .t 41ulck results. be 1Ur'9 ,. m1k1 • rec:onl of tttl klll number tlven you .., y9'.lr ad t1hr u
verlfkatt.n 91 yeur c1IL
Ivery Iffert i. IMJll• t• klll er Cort9Cf • ntw 1d tti1t h11 bMn ord1NCI, but Wt un-
Mt 1u.r1nttl fl de " until th• Ml hu 1ppnrff In the ,.,_..
DIMl·A·LINI Ms 1rt 1trlctly cefh. In 1dv1nc1 by mall 1r at 1ny OM of our .m~ NO_....._
Th• DAILY PILOT.....,.," the rltht ,. claulfy, edit, ClnlOf' or mu .. any • .,....
thlfMnt, M4 fl chlnt• It. r.,_ •rMI NtUl1tlon1 without prior MtkA.
Mill Athll"llll l•x 1175, Nn'JIOrf laach, Cellfomla
. CIJ.111,llD COUNTIRS •re locat.r 11 followt1
COSTA MESA
330W.BAY
NEWPORT a&ACH
2211 W. BALBOA
HUNTINGTON BEACH LAGUNA BEACH
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I' 17875 BEACH BLVD. 222 FOREST AVE.
SAN CLEMENTE -305 N. EL CAMINO REAL ., 11
Daily Pilot Clessified
CLASSIFIED INDEX
HOUSES FOR SALE RENTALS
otHtllAL ,.. Apts. Fumishtd
COSTA MllA 11M OIH•IU.\. .....
MISA Dll MA• ll• COST• MllA Otl MIU Vl1oe lilt MISA \11101 '111 HIWJtOIT llACH t1'f COLLl!GI '°AlltlC 1111 HIW,.OlltT lflllHTI 411' HIWPOIT 11,l(:M 11M HIWPOIT HllOMTI Hit HIW,.OIT IHtllllll Otl
IALIOA COVIii 111I WISTCLll'" 411111 NIWPOIT SHOllS Int UN'IVlltlTY PAIK •m IATCllST lm IACC IAT «141 IATSHOIES UU •AIT I.LUI'" ett DOVElll $HOlll IDI COIOMA DEL MAI if2M llirlnCLll'Jt IUI IALIOA 4311 MAllOI H10HUNOI 1111 IAY ISL.ANDI •111 LIDO lll'I' 4111 UJUVEISITY l'AIC IUJ IAL90A ISLAND lllJ 11\llNE IUll IACK llo'r 1UI HUHTINGTON llACH ... EASTILUJt!' 1141 f'OUHTAIN Vo\LLIY 44lt
CAlll"IHTIEltlll• t1t1 CaMl!lfT. c.tncrefe .-CHILO CAiie. Lkfll.... •flt CONTllACTOlltS .. Jt
~ • .,,, • .., f"I ..... , .. IJ UU
CAll'fT LAYING a llll'Allt Ul6 OllAl'EltlS Ma Ol!MOL!TION MJf Dll'•l<TINO lllV1CI UJl DIYWALL 6'lt
kLltTlll~Al. ....
IOUl"M•NT llNTAU Ult Jtl!HC IHO Ult f'LOOtll MM 'UINACI llllll.t.!11, l!le,. UJt l'UllNITUlll llllTOllllll• I. Jlll!FINllHING U71 IJAIDINIMO 6'11 Gl:Nl!flAL SllV1CIS MH OllADllllO. DllCINI ua1
I.
, ; BEAUTIFUL
val'O'isere Garden Apts
.PUiling ~n, waterfall 4
11ti'Um, Oowers everywhere, q ):iool, rec. room, billiards..
~g·1, Sauna., furn.-unfum.
1 ,It. 2 Br, also Sifllleti frorn
S~. See U! 200'.l ~ns M':\ 642-8670. &tween Har-bd.;.~ Newport ._2 Blk.N. 19th
Furn. 1 BR & patio, pool. 407 Fl11gshlp Rd,
BACHELOR NB. Zt3/682-300J OPEN
2110 Newport 61vd1 CM SUN!
FURN. 1 Bdrm. Ocean Vif'w. $155. Adults. Crpts, drpe,
Employed adult w/ n ls. No bltrur, fncd yrd \\'{ patio.
children or pets. 4!M--7079 li67 E. Victoria fEI. 26~L
CLEAN modern 1 BR on Santa Ana A\'e, 636-4!20.
ocean front, gJeePl'J 4. A'(ail. VACANT: Rcdeooratf'd 2 hr,
Aug. 29. $200 wk. 494--'1830 1 ba, crpts, drps, relrig,
1 BR apt on ocean front. ~ltm .. 590 Joann St, Apt C.
Avail. Sep 15 • Jan 15. $1?5 No. singles, pe~s. 2 llllall
MUST See to Appreciate.
Spacious 2 Br. bltns. ff'rlef'd
bck yd, ne-wty crpfed &
drped., $165 mo. 770 \V. 18th
St, C.M. 642-8907.
El T1r1 1144 SCIAL t•ACN 4Ut llltYINa TlllACI 1tU LONG IUCH 4Jlt COJl0N4 DI L MAI IUt OllAHOI COUNTY 4* ' OOCK I GAIOllll OltOVI Ult TU TLE .............. Ill W••TMIHITIO ~U
OLAIS UM '
GllllM THUNll ,,. j. ': GUN SMOJt 6111 Hl!AL TH (LUii 11'11
HAULIHIJ ,,. I ': * WKLY·Lovely apt. Bach WINTER-3 br, oceanfront
or cpl. Furn. Kitch. $35 wk $225. Alao 2 br $170. 300' to
&: up, 546--0451 beach. 642-3837.
IALIOA f'l!NIHSVLA UM 11!41".0N IAY UH MIOWloY ClfY .WU LINOA ISLI 1:96 SANTA ANA .. ,. 1•Y ISU.HOI IUI SANTA .u!A HllGHfl 4Ut LIOO ISLI lHI TUSTIM U44I
HOUSICLIANINlt IJU INTlllOll OllC01'AT IH• 1127
1HCOMI TAX tJU L,llON, Ot1wl-ftt•~ Ile. 11~
IJllONINIJ 17'1 mo. 494-7!130 children ok. Sll:i.
2 BR ocean vlew pool Jdry QUIET ADULT LrYING
e B.chelor Apt. $120 e DEL~XE 7 BR oc<'anfront, 646-3589 Avl.il 9/12-1/l. $2'25 mo.
* 2 Br. unfurn. Crpts, drpll,
hltn&. P<X>L. No childrt'n,
no pels. Sl55. 325 "J" E, 171h
P l., CM. 548-2738
1.t.LIOA llLAND 1:W COAST•&. •1'1 HUNTINGTON llllCN 1 ... LAGUHA llACH 4JtS HUHTINOTOH Hlo.tlOUI 1·' LAGUNA llllOUll. •n1
I.
IN~l•LATINIJ 1141 j ; INIUlllANCE 11"1 ·!
gar. 0Adult.s, no p!ls. 4"-4~ 1 & 2 Br. Shag crpts, hltns,
4~2800 ' pool, beau!. lndscpd. S150
...... ,,,
1 Br. New beau£ -furn. 1 M~Mo. Adults onfty. 2'lJ> BACHELOR Apt, Ii blk to 2 BR: New pa.int & ('J"pts.
$160/mo. 557-9746 or fn.
quire at 1343 Ba)·, Apt B.,
Cil1.
"OUNTAIN Vo\LLIT •1t MtntOM VllJO l Jtl l!•J.. llACH 101 lAN CLIMENT• 411t IUHS!T l l ACH ltH IAN JUAN CAl"UTIANO 47"
lNYllSTIGATIHO, O.llttl.. '"' .I • JAN!TOlllAL ,,.,.
Jl!WILR V lltll,.All~, Ille. ... l , 1-BAYFRONT
:; BEAUTY Elde:n. 646--9778 eves. ocean, S1~~92s · & $170 mo, incl al! ulil. OAllOEN GllOVI 1411 CAPISTRANO llACN otlM LANOSCA,.1NO •111 I ' ~OCICSMITM '"' •t I
~letely turn 3 BR 2 Ba,
trl>J; <'.'pt/drp. Children Wi!I·
1..'0tne. Right on beach. $375.
Hdme-Flndors 645-2951
1 OR 2 BR. t.rg ck>sefl:, pool.I=========
adulUJ, no pets. Util J:*I . 1184 Corona dtl Mar 4250 Monrovia 548--0336.
MODERN studio, 1 yr lse. 241 A~·ocado St. 64&-0979
Adulls. Rele~nces. l ltS mo.1-..,.-~-~----
?tfanaier 4!M-8S07. * MESA VERD&-2 Br. $150 ==0,-.,..--7. -.--..,.--Newly d('corated. Close to
STUDIO for lil~g.l~ peraon, sbop'g area. Adults, No
north end. UllliUes paid. pets. Avail ls! \\'k Sept.
l.ONQ llACH 11• DAN,\ ,.OINY 4'4f U KEWOOO UM Tltl"LEX, .. c. 4HI
ORAHOI COUNTY 1• CIJHOOMIHIUM .. ,. OllT 01' COUNTY 1Uf lfOTlLS ... ,, ... _ ....... ,.,,., 4f7J
MAI O SEii.ViCE .............. 6tU ·I MAWNltY. llllCk •IJSI NIOVI NO & STOii.Gi! ,... I LUXURY 2 BR apt, pool, b-
b-q. rec hall, 2QT1 Charle St,
Cl\;1.
ouT o" sr•T• '"' ReNTALS ll'A INTINO. "••trlll"tlllt llllf • ,.AllllT ING, SltM .. •1
'1 BR $125, incld'g u t I I. $85. Furn bachelor. No rook-
.Adult'S, no pets. Nr lhop-ing. 415 Nan:iMus, ~Ir ~: 30
ping. C.all 54D--0&23 PM wk. days, &n)'time wk.
:J't,~:1:sTea ~!l! Apts. Unfurni1h1d l'AT IOS Qlt ·•'.I ,HOTOOll .. ll'HY .. ,. I,' MIDWAY CITY U,_ OIHlltAL ... 'lASTEl'NO. "•tell. 11,tlr llM
>"ftonl' $38.50 Wk.
SIOO mo. 494-8946 545--4083.
2 BR, 2 BA, .Choke klc. MONT IC ELLO com-
Year-round. Ubl pd. $185. plex-deluxe 2 br 2 bl. auto
SJ8....2095 Aft 5 pm. garage opener, ~lub~use &
LARGE 1 Br. Crpts, drps,
bllns, palio, garage. Adults,
no peL~. Sil.'}. 646.-1762.
So\HTA ANA "" COSTA MllA 11 .. IAHTA ANA HGTL 1Uf Miio\ YlrlOI llH OltANOI IUI llllWll'IJaT 11"4:H IHt
ll'LUMllNO llH 1 ,.n OIOOMIHe ,... l1
Frtm Sl65/mo. Luxury Sin-
g.Qi · ApUI, Complete maid
~ce. housewares, u~.
IJS,util, heated pool.
TRAII.iEJtS-l Br. A: 2 Br.1,.;;'~""~·~·---~~~-.-,,
Quiet re 11 A b 1 e fldl1lts 2 Bedroom, hlroisned, with
$100/;.,o. + ulil. 64&-lll09 · !i'replace near shopping,
JUSTIN 1'41 HIWHIT M•IGNTI JUI "OllTH TUJTlll 1'4J llllWf'OIT IMOlllll tJff
,\NAHl!IM 1•M WISTCLIP, ~··
,.OOL SEii.ViCE ff!' =,1~.1 •ow11 sw•IEllllNI trll ,.UM,. SllVICI Int
Sll.Vlll4DO Co\NYOlll 1•U UNIV'lltllTT PAI• J1U lltDOPINO lttl ••' llAOIO, 1111111,,., ltf, IJ• ~
::..VILLAGE INN
La~na Beach 494-St36
"'BALBOA INN •a!"!>' 675-8740
*.i:lOT & TIRED 7*
A!.S a hard days work en-
ict': a dip in the pool. 2 Br.
flft). util. incl. Tot OK. $140,
Hf.JRR'( FOR TI!lS!
* * 2 BR DELUXE * * J:-ll°"SD"'"'mo~nth...,... _67,.'.l-_9_18:7
3,.· ..,.-,-.,
Cathedral ttiling. Pool, SMAU.. Apt for sine le
Adults. $155. 64Z--7SOfl mature ~'Oflll.n. 2 blocks lo
• S d. Apt beach. Rea&Oll6blf'. 67;)...4943. tu 10 • 333 E .21st St CJ\f 1 BR turn garagt' apt. $145
· -' plus utititirs. Ph: betwn BE~Bach $110 2--Gpm, 673-5448. Q~ure a<!~tt only. No e 1 BR APT, FURN e
pets. 548-1098 UtH pd * 5754952 *
San Clemente 4710 ·~~ulta, No pets. $2".l.i
1 BR. !iv rm, kl! &. bath. 3 8 l" !~70 1. bl .
Ocean view, wlk lo bch, r., 1 °"'• pa. '°· t-ins,
shopping, 5how, reasonabl~ c.rpts, drps. Ask about our
rate. 492-9996, 492-5189 discount plan. 880 C~nter
R ENT AL S 1,,,51
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64,.,2,,-83,..'.,,0·,,,..--,-..,..-.
Apts. Unfurnl.,,ed SlOO-1 BR. Oh~r pref. Avail
1 BR. Frp.lc. Beam clngs.
Priv patio. Util pd. $149, l
adult only. 642--8520 Balboa G•n•ral 4300
9/l. 122 M11gnol 1a, C~1.
5000 494-4695 or 54S-2171.
-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;12 BR, cp!s, <lrµ5, bltflfi, dsd
• J:A r + perk'g, Adlls only.
HAVASU LACI 1•11 llVIJlll ' JUI LAGUNA l!ILLI IHt II.CIC aAV IUI L•OUH A ,.EACN 11-lllST ILU'lll 1141 VIE\\'; 2 bdrms, fin-place, LAftUNI HIOUl!L '* COii.OMA OIL MA• JJH
garaie, llpht level. Adu!rs MISSIOH VllJO '"" IAL&OA IHI Jt.o,i fl •MINT'f 171t IAY !SUNOI IJH only. Noon until 4pm. 2001 SAN JU•N (A,llTflANO 1115 LIDO ISLI IHI l\lngs R 0 ad . $250 mo. CAPISTllANO llACH ,,. HUNTllllOTON llACH .... 540 ~ 7 OANA l'OINT 1141 l'OUNYAIN· VALLIY JUI . ~9 4. OCEANSID• 11H ••Lao• IJLAND JUJ
2 Br f c •• d JAN DIEGO 1ns SlAL 1!.(CH SOI . un urn. rp.,,., rpll, lllYEISIDI COUHTV 1MI LOHO llACH ., .. patio. pool, bltns. S160. HOUSfS TO 11 MIJVIO 1ff0 OllANOI! COUNT'I' J ...
SeacliU 1t1anor Apts, 1525 CC*DOMINIUM '"' OAIOlN Oll0\11 uu OUJtllXl!S ll'Olt tAL• 1t1S WISTMINST•a NH Placenlia. 548-2682 I. II k .,.AllTMIHTI .. o. SAL• HM MIOWAY (ITT .. ,,
about our discount. IN4TA .t.HA u21 SANTA ANA HlllHTI Htll • SPANISI{ s ty le , RENTAL~ TUSTllll Jut
5200 teMODi!LIHO f 11,.All lflt llMODl!LINO, tclTCHlllll ,,._
5chllt'I Sllll'Hfl lfU SIWIHG If .. llWINO MACHINI llll'A llll ffn
ll!ll'TIC Tlo>IKI. lot .... Ill. lff.I TAILOlllffO ttJt
flttMITli COHTllL mt TILi, c,,..,.1c •JM
TILE, Un .. ""' Ii Mlf1;tt; lf1J Tllll SlllVICI ttM JIELl!VISION, .. Hirt. lk. IHI
UPHOLSTEllY lfN WI LDING lftJ WllllDOW CLIAN INO .,.--~ 1'f1 -· JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
JOI Wo\NTID. M• 1"'
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Hqi:-o .. Finder' 645-2951 NICE 1 BR dplx:. Quiel Sep 1 BR. Furnished with ~ar. 1
by garages. f'adull o\'er 30. blk from belt.ch. Lease for
no pets. 548-1021 $1::.0 mo. Utilities includf'd.
VEN DOME 2214 "B"' Rutgers Dr,
64~919.
I " 2 B 2 B H F I h·....I COASTAL ., .. cu -...e-sac, r, a up-OUSIS urn I -LAGUNA llACH 11•
per. encl gar. S185+Ut mo -LAOUHA HIOUl!L 17'1
JOI WAHTID. W1m• JI» JOI Wlol4TED, 1 I
• 'liOLIDA Y PLAZA
om.ma: Spacious 1 Bdrm.
Firn apt. $135. Plus util.
Hta.red pool. Ample park-11J. No chlldren -no pets.
l'J Pomooa, C.?.'!,
Responliible adults, no pets.
lMl\;fACULATE APTS!
ADULT and l BR $150. 2 BR Sl65. Pool.
OIHllll:AL & !leC. 543--3461. lllEMTALS TO IHAlll ,_ MISSION \llUO 5111 COITA MIJA t1tl J.t.N CLIMIHTI 1711 * NICE 1 BR
ADULTS. SUS.
'49-0833
DUPLEX. 673-8014, 9-12 am or 54~1784
6-9 PJ\1.
FAMll.Y Section Elec. & \\'tr pd. Adlls, no YEARLY-$275. 3 be<!, 2 MIU. DIL MA• 1111 SAN JUAN CA,.IST ll .. NO Jns
Bath, firepltt.Cf', carpets, MlilA VlllOI 111t CAPISTllANO llACM .,. Clos• to shopping, Park Pl'.ts. Mesa J'vlaoor .. 24.l * Spacious J BR's, 2 ha \VJ!son AV(', CM MS4 7405.
COLLl!OI ,.All( 1111 DANA ll'OIHT ffM nf'arly new. 1809 \V, Balboft. Nl!W,.OYIT lliACff 1111 REAL ESTATE1
;ti! 'vnbelievoble * PENIN. Delux duplex, Sum-
JMr Sl50 ~·k. ~'Inter $17~,
mo. ~ BR e11, 2ll CypreSll,
213/698--f.012.
* Swim pool, pul/g:reen i110DERN 2 Br. Crpts, drps, 673-2223 aft 4 pm. Ht:WPOIT HGTI. 1111 General
2 BR. 1 blk !O beach: 1165 Nl'Wll'OllT SHOlllil ',"'»•
yol·. ·bet it is _ but it!i lrue.
l )3r furn. Crpts & drp~. +
A: ~L. Util incl. $105.
PHONE NOW.
Hctm•Finders 645-2951
IAYSHOlll'I mo yearly. 1st & last + oov£• s.,0111 m1
clean. fef'. 673-4281. l'fl!STCLIFP !!•,, -UtHYElltSITY "AllC " YEARLY--Ocean front, 3 br, B 1: __ I I d 4355 2 Br. 2 &. CID, hltn~. 1111:v1N1 !,.Ill• 2 ba, blt:ns, indoor Bar-B-Q, • ~ I an · LRG 2 Br 11i Ba families 11.c1C ••Y .. 3 BR, 1 ~ii bath, $185 mo. ' . ' Sn1all yd. Gflr2-Arlult.~. no t•.IT I LUf'Jt rl~J ~e. $295 mo., Sept 15.1----------f' cl 1 bl if h only, 2 child. ok. No pets. pets. L8e SJ..85. ,Mg..3708• l!l T•,.. t2 4l
220ll W. 0 c ea n front BAYFRONT \V/Pir-r. ] Br/2 en~ f8 IO, In.~. IS -$150. 726 Joann SI, CM. 67.3-2l70 lltYIN E Tl!lllACt t1 0
714/m-3914. Bn. Upper apl. SE'p1-JUflf', was ('r, rplc, cp!s & drps.1~-=--~~-~,-COIONA DEL MAI mt
* Frpl, Indiv/Jndry fac'l1 GE kitch. patio, encl gar.
1845 Anaheim Ava. Nr. bus. $145. Adults. 120 E.
COSTA I.iESA 642-lm 20th SI.
Newport Beach 4200
Childrt'n OK. ff'e. ./ l.RG 2 & 3 BR, '.?Baths. YRL" l BR nr bay & e n IALllJA 1>M ' OCEANFRONT • Deluxe l $250/mo. 6 7 5 -19 0 9 or .. • Q(' a IAY 15LAN DI 1Hf
Cos'• MOii '100 527 7""~ e TELE-TREND F'rplC', bit-ins, crpts. drps, S155, util incl, Ptt.lio & LI'"' ISLll 1111 ,-'1 " BR, 2 BA Frplc. Avall ,~-·~m~·-·'·------1031 "" -~-------350 YEARL '" lS Off}('('~ in Orange Co. encl gar, patio. 54&-park'g. 673-2950. 11.LtOA 11U.ND ,',"•' -.----~ 10/1. s mo. • Y! "3 BR (rear• apl/llf!p house R:l2-7800 HUNTINCTOH 11.t(M ~7J(:W FURN Mobile 1-lome. 673-7053 Util Incl, Ua~ $225/mo. FOUNTAIN Vo\LLIY ::::
• Eld NEW 1-2-3 BR's. All bltns, liNjioiiw;;;;pojjrtiiii8oiiii1iic:iihiiiiiiii5ii2ii00iiNiieiiw;;;;pojjrijtjjBjj1jj1jjcjjhjjjijjji5jj2jj00ii 11.t.L Bl .t.CN Nlee park lo.. adults. er-BEAlIT 2 BR, wnlr on Nr. South Bay. Puadena LONG BIEACH tlOI
1,, people or bachelor. No oce11.nfml, ~<'. tolRI furn (2l3l 793-4003. cpl/drp, gar. Nr. S. Cout D,,',',N!i11,,<o,uNrt ',!:
S I l Plaza. 546-1973, 545--2321 " ~ts. No drinkers. p. or xttpt HneTlll, $300 mo/util YEARLY Rl."NTAL _ Lge 1 WESTM1N$T11 un
cm; only. Util pd, i1~mo. pd. 646-38..19. br, Of)f'n beam, dutch door, 2 BR, $140 mo, Cp\s, drp!I, ~~~:v ... ~~T~llOHTI :!~
5*--0714 8-li daily IDEAL FOR SHARING.3 hr , dshw!lhr, bltn!I. Charming, bltns, pool, t"C!f'. COASTAL 11tl • TELE-TREND LAGUNA Ill.CH "" A¢e.pulro ApU, altnctlve, 2 ba upper, I u n de ck. you'll love it! 6~2916. LAGUNA NIGUIL IJtl
, Utll pajd, Garden dshwhr, avail l."le 911, l br NEARLY Nt:w ;\ Br, 2 Bl, 18 Dflia'~ in Orange Co. Ml1llON YltJO 1711 832-7800 IAN CLIMINTIE ''" ng. AdWl!I. no pe!s. avail 9/12. ~11-3345 all f'I ('<' I kit, fti>lc, pario, llo.N JU•N CA,llTllANO ITU
; 1 BR-$150, 2 BR-$175 SPach _ \Vinter _ F\irnhthed BBQ Also 4 Br, ;'\ Ba. lM CAll'llTllANO llACH lttt 1800 WaUacf' Ave, c.~1. , .... , Coit• Mtse 5100 DANA l"OIHT '141 $2'15. 3 bed, 2 Bath. llrepll.c-r, Sept-June. 6.18-11470, 5: .,......., llVllllS•OI COUHTY , ...
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"""" w.• '"'"M•NT 0"'""'m" "" Ada ! • \'Ing. .rg rm. Balboa. 673-2223 unhnsrton ••en ~ -OUll'LIXll PUllM. 1'1J I US1Hlrll IJPlllOllTUNIT1•• '"' d~-$135/mo. }IEIDI, LRG ' Bd Ill INVllTMINT WAHTIO ~II ., ••••••• CALIFORNIA LIVING
~ H .,, .... ,.. . rm, m lpt. MIJllll:Y TO LOllf Utt ~ . ami on . .,..;,--v , Yearly S715 mo. Wir'll.er APT HOMES RENTALS ,.tllCNAL LOAMI •m 1w1MMllll POOU "" -"" "" ""
QiJt,:-r Ad ult couple only. 2 Sll!O. 21J l1 29th St, NB. QN BEACH!. • H igh on e bluff overlooking the water, 7 Houses Unfurnt"shtd JIWILllY LOo\NS !~ :~~~Jos
Bk: No ~ ... o-, ,.mtg, ,,.,.., "$9 CIJl U TIRAL '-OAHS .. ~ Y.W::ATIONI ""' Y'".... •f'U ~... '""'"'""' • I h I h •IAL llTATI LIANS l}tf d:Qiwhr. heated pool, $14.5 "e-A~Cl-l~E~LO~R-A_p_!._N~e-.,~ba-y Nr\'cr ht-fore !iv~ ln. Pd· poo s, 7 tennis courts, $750,000 ee t ,",',',',"•'••• .. MO•To .... 11. Y""" tMiJoh •.•u TRANSPORTATION
-"-_.,, P11cilic Ave Ct-.! 2 B \'--• Single tt.pls from Sl65 \'Ille patio living. Ne. r 11• MOllllY WAMTl!O UH IOATI I YACHTI ,... ~~or 642-4429 ' ' ;1 \'rac~v~ 16~71i6• "';; •.' 8
2R8FR;urn .,From1J.285 bf-~ch & i;lwlppini::. Al l new club ond Spa. Bachelors, I or 2 bedrooms. :::: ~=~D;.t.• ::: ANNOUNCEMENTS ~~::"~uis••• :: ~ un urn ~"" bu11r-in~. dl~h11.·ashu! . .,.,,/., COLLEOI! ""'"IC snt ind' NOTICES s,.11D-SK• 10.t.t• tt• oflt,UXE To11.'Tlhou5e, 3 Br, 2 4!M--ZZ50. ca-1s-<1ra.,s-dishwashf'r Also 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed· 1o1Ew,01T •EACN "" 101.T 111•1L1111 "ii • , I ..... C8rp<'1lng, drr.pes, private NEWPOllY HOTS. Ult ,!JUND '"'" .... ., .... 10.IT MA!NTIENAH(I ..,, 81, nrapes. 'A' w crpl!!, e Nt:\V ;'\ br, :? ba. On v.•afrr. be•tf'd pool-saUM-tennis \' · I h b I NIW,.OIT IHOlltl mt LOST 6411 •OAT U.UNCHIHO ,.,..
di01\\•hr1 pAtlo. S 2 3 5 Im n Av11it St-pl . 12 or sooner. rec room-ocean vie.,,•s l\'ln~. rooms. E ectric kite ens, private a cony •1.vsHo••• .nu "'1ION.t.Ls "* M.l.tlNI 1ou1,., ..,.
I ..... Nr a'll ··hl• lclem thru 300 rl . I • \ k • :I BR·2 RA·fl'J'll<'., plus DOVll SHOlll m1 o\NNOUlllCIMIHT1 .. ,. •OAT SL•lll, MOOlt1N• nu ,. " -I , ""'· y or y,1nter se. pa os.amp • par m&. • F $ $ SO S b BlllTMI 4411 I 8.13-3694 • 2-BR-2 RA·J'!Allos or patto. rom 175 to 4 . u ter· WISTCL•""' n• ,UNlll:ALI •411 IOAT ll'IYtc•• ... ()¢CJ. 3 Poo s. • 675-740,lt. ~rity guard~. 1 1 BR 1 BA 1 UN!vEllUTY PAii• nn IOllY 11.tNT•L1 "'"
I "M.1.C>"C'A LJ PAIA1S. 1 '= 2 FURN, alao Avail. . -de uxc ~lncle 1· I . I 'd 1111:v111e me ••10 o1111JA•Y .. u •OAT CMA11t1• ,.. ,,.__,. • \\'1:-tl't.:R REN'l'AI-S • Corsican Apt. Homes ronean par 109, e evators, opt1ona ma1 •Ac• 1Av n• ;~::1~~~ 0111cT01s :::; ,1,1111110 '°"" ,..
B'ft.Apls. •'\.'1":1 h Unf. Pool, Rent NOW for $epL! HUNTINGTON ',", ,',.!'-u"'' U•t llltll -'' &OAT MOVING ,..,
pip.t...ponr. BBQ, sh1d y ABBEY REALTY 642-3850 PACIFIC SUNf'LOWER AVF;. service, convenience shopping. See 7 1111v1,.'i Tllll.t.t• ::: ~':!.::..~ ""' :::~sSTw° ... ',."1'.~ :
lay,ns. 111 E. 22nd St. bl k 811'.'n s . M11in &. Bri!llOI COJl'ONA OIL MAI .ttM CIMITllY Llrfl •411 AllC.IU." ""
&0-3&15 1 Br furn, 'iW oc to ocean. Locatl!rl 1,11 mile E, of South beautiful model apertments, open ~ a .m. tALIOA '* ~:::!~;11\''"' !:~ 111:.Y11110 LlttcHt tlM Pnol. Single, i1~ to $1'5. 1ll OCEAN AVE., H.B. C ri so.... 1 c 11.Y 11LAND• UM MIMOllAL ll'AIKI "" MOllLt MoM•s tttt
m B&cbdor ' 1 BR. S.l3-l!i.l.'>: 644--0637 eVff. ln4) SJ&.1481 out 117.A ·"<>PP ng entf'r to 6 p .m. daily. O ther i imes by appoint· LIOO ISLI =: AUCTtDMI ..,. MOTOt MOMll ,,,. l::x~tionllly nlt'f'! 01 10 -' DallY Call ~1973 IALIDA 11u11D AVlATtDlll itivtel .,.., e1cvcLtl •111 . ~~-.. al 1 , DELUXE 2 er, Westclitt )(le. c. open am pm E"oS . .,,2321 L d J b d S HllWNIT Wt lT an ft:o\VIL MU tLICT11.1c CA•• ftll
-nt....,.... mtt va Ut". Pool " bltm. AduJt• $210 no Mana.pd by • -;r mint. ocate at am oree e n an :;:;.:::: :~~'• : All ,..,.,,_,..._"°" .,... :,~·.~~~~tss ----:;::
0 %1 ~~ :~ ~vd, ~~ I.w. 64U77(. WIWAM \VALTERS co. VILLA MESA APTS. J oaquin Hills Roods, in Newport, just ;;~l~T:~~c:•LLIY = ~=L'::::•TATIN = "l~c:,1:~~1:::,, ... ,. =
• . "''' f1JRN. l &: 2 BR. Ap~. A ... ,,., 2 BR, Priv Jl&tlo. H1d pool, ...... ,. OltOVI .,. TVTOllNI ..... AUTO TOOLI & lfiUI,. •n• 1.&inn. POiio. lawn. Ulll. ·~ • 2 I'd Child h f F h' 11 d Ph (71" SERVJc:• DIRECTORY ,,.,.,,, ,,.,,. -
.. wt AdullJt, l'ID pel.t. $150 ~sk '°" -Anita "DON'T OVERLOOK TilE c•r ~nc .::ar. n!.n n o rt o a s ron s an • one ...,, ~:::.~·~~~N" = ACCOUNT;• _, r1A1~1•s. uiin".. tut
.IONJ::,(j REALTY 673-f,210 POOL • YOU WILL" \\'elcome, llQ pell plr-ase! lo\lllTA AHA "'' AMwt•tNG 111\ltte '* flUCKI HM ~ G4&-S8!M Aftu e r~1 S16.i mo. 719 w. \Vil&on. 644-1900 for leesing info rmation. w1stM1111sT1• ,.,, """"''"MCI ,,,,., .... ,..,.. '"' 11sl"s ''" CLEAN 2 Br. lt., e. Stull'lot. LCE. l·BR .. P<'nin. Pl .• , at STONEHENGE Mf;.1251. MIDWA• CITT ,. ........... ISlflte au C.lMll'llll ""
t"llrn 11,"Ril. ~ ru,., ptlOl Blk. lo O<'tan. \Vlnter $160; 2 RR, 2 BA $185 or SL:i\ uni. -OUIET J ALL NEWI ~~:~ .... tN.t. Hltl"TI :: ~s.'c"w~~~kAL tl•V•C• ~ ~~=·,"i,.~~=:•1-• ~~
\Vt'k'I!: cpl pre!. $145 l up. )1!Arly t1'r.'.. A.-t. 67$.-IM2 For an 11nJ1y,.cr In lhf-rulrllt-p k N rt LAOUMA ••ACM ,,.. .t.uto 1111,1111 •Jll 1M,.O:it1D •uros ,... ~ • QCF.AN Vlf"w~Sp11.c 2 Bt. -' a look 111 fl ~ Rpl:W>aJI Cpl<>, dfTI~, lill·in:t-2 BR. nr ewpo UOUNA HtlUll JMJ AUTO. SNI 1111\, T..._ IK. lJff IPOllT C•ll HU 96 EIN"/wtr irr.hJdf'd Adultt S.16-3107 f)r vu1it 2 l 2 0 Arh1lt.1. no !)('ti>. Nr 1-l111thnr ~1~s~ol~_:~~.110• ID: :::;•!:l.i;:,frt.,,,.Ct !: ::~~o~:~·1~~1.:J:c1 !!~
$l .SI m 0 ~f<'b. ~ only, no pt'LI. 642.-A.180. Florid•. Ai11 . 1. & Adam-.. r.11r11.tt 11\'Rllablc A rt t 11.N ~u•H CAll'!ITtA.1110 sru 11111c1t. MASONllY. rte. •ut AUTO 1v11H11 Ntl ""~'-""· rompl furn. htd JI ~G-...'"'1!17 * I pa men 5 c•ri.1••140 '"""" ,,,. •UJINlll 11av1C•• "" l UTOS WAKTIO ,,.. .. pcd, AdultJ, Nh ptl.I. 4 \VINTER • OCEANFROJllT 1 BR at bt•chl SI~. Bach. OAHA ll'OINT J1tt I UILDll l .. ,. NIW CAllS ,... .. ~ Mob. f'Al 11M lower Dupl,x. :I BR. 1"1 BA Sll!J.Jum. QUIET!? 2 BR !rtplr:<. bltm, rptlclrn. ~e=~~~1~:,.11 • .._ :r. ~:~rw1~~i(jj.·9·--·· .. ·· .. :1:: ~~:g u::iNO ~ ,.. ;..N;..i""'°-"'-M..;81;..v<l...;_. _SIM:..;..;;..ll.;.2· __ , Ji.'rplc. A\'ail. ~/10. ~28.10 202-A 141h ~1319. 6il-ITB4'\ ~aragr, Jllll\o. Sl.l.S. !>ilt-1867. Ji·-----------.. ----·1---------------------------
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Newport 8e1ch 5200 EHi Bluff 5242 Resort Proper ty 6205 Resort Pro,,.rty UOS ,.. !
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LUXURY APTS. St•rt· Viii• Gr1n1d1 Apts.
Ing at $375. * 641·2202 $350. Four bedrooma with e NEWLY Re&O; Upper 3 balconiCll above &r. below.
BR. 2 BA. walk to btad:I! Gracious livq: &: quiet IUC'-
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on Back Bay. Offers musl be In writing wllh •
10% or bid price accompanying. Balance
to be cash if offer accepted. Buyer must
be adult, no children under 18 and no pet..
For delails or Inspection call (714) 673-1331
or see Villa #7. Bayside Village, 300 E. $
Coast Hwy., Newport Beach. Bids mwt be .~
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3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lea~.
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opener avail. Pool &: Rec. .,.. .. e FROM $265 e
865 Amigos \Vay, NB
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L•1un• Beach 5705 To Place Your Tr1der'1 Paradise Ad
PHONE 642·5678 * * WOOD'S COVE * * Trade S9SOO eq In Nwpt Beach 1" block, new 16 2 Br.
11rea twnhse fO!' eqUal eq in Gold Medallion .,ts. Each
Big Bear cabin. My balance ha.Wl 1% BA. Pool. $Dl up.
has pymnts leu than rent. Leut 2175 S. Cout Hwy.
Joan Petenon, Box 958, BIJ ~1630 O!' 499-3929.
Retire at Catafina ·
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2 B<lrms., 2 baths; carpeted,
draped, bit-ins, dishwshr.
Upslairs. S250 t.1onlh. Min.
1 year Jea.se.
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1968 r-.tustang Hdlop, 19,00J
miles, $1700 val./20' fibgls
\Vizard Contessa, SI S, trlr
$3500 val. FOR: clear Late
C&d or LTD or ! 642-2514.
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90 x tl7·2 bldgs $68,000
equily $42,000 for h i g h
desert.
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Coron• d•I Mar 5250 \'iew M·l Newport Beach
I ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij I property for 2 small homes 11 in Ct.1/NB area. Je:an
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..., Lovely home in hi-desert
for wet>kcnd or permanent
ON TEN ACRES ltvi ng. Valuf' $30,000. Trade
I I: 2 BR. Furn I: Urituru for your locRl property.
Flreplace1 I prlv. patk;s I 494-4746, 499-1331.
Poala. Tennis . O'.lntnt'l Bldst, 1---------
900 Sea Lane, CdM 6'4-2till 3 Units on 2 lots, Via Lido
(MacArthur nr. C.O.at Hwyl area. Equily $25,<XXI. Trade
for T.D.'s or ??? ?
705 & 707\12 ORCHID George \Vill iamson Realtor
2 Bdrms .• 2 baths, wilh sun. 673-4350 673-1564 Eves.
deck, $250. ALSO: 3 Bdrms.,
3 baths. Carpeted, draped, 62 Diesel yachl sips 8, Mint
bit-ins. Cov. garage. $325 Cone!. SUO I.I value. Trade
f\lo.: min. I year lease. for apt. office, building, lg.
Bear Laki:. call collect e ADULTS ONLY
866-3724. Quiet plea.unt oeeantront
Hav~ 6 unita • trade up. apt. or cottage available
for a fa.sdnating new Jitel
Rambling 20 room Catalina
Beach Hotue Hotel, apecial-
izinJ in tamily croupa, ~
Down, uklng ;65.000.
lean Smith, Realtor
Want land for mobil home $140.00 incl. util.
park, multiple, com.mere. Ph: coll. Dwyer 213 : 437-Gl4 I :z:=:=:=:=:=-;.;:=-:=-:=-i-~I
office. Rich Irwin, Pynunld REAL ESTATE 26 Deluxe Units
Exchangors 675-fil60. Gener•I + Pool
{6! 2 Bednn unlls. Hunting-_::.;.;;;______ All In one low m•lnh!nance
ton Beach, $26,<XXI equity. Rent•I~ ~ed=-_;;.5990-.;: building. 1 & 2 Be<lJ;oom.
Trade for vacant land, large NOTICE atudlos (IOm& tum). AdJa·
po.,,,-cr boat. or ! Bkr. REALTORS & RENTERS cent to major shoppl"I A: 847·~7. eves. 642-0427. The hm.t ... _ .. of&e 01 Univer-freeways. $325,000, Realtor ~ ~~~ H~~
'Z1 Chevy ....,upe a\ty ol Callfornl11, Irvi~ is l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~·I
\Viii Trade fur eVftDnding its listing servic• ~.,.... 8 2-br b'Al6ea, all rented $125
block wall, for off campus rentals. Real mo, on %. + acre. VA gaya
CALL tors & private owners are $93,tm. Present Io a.n a
673.6578 enrout11ged to list suitable $50.tm. Payable $564 mo.
Con1mercial and Income married & single students It equity 133,<XXI or will oori.
prop. downtown Laguna, fa.c u I t Y .ccommodations Kier clear house in ~
older. Trade: for San Fran. with us. Write ar phone for C.o. °"-oner 7141540-5603.
cisco or No. Calif. recrea· ll listing form from: Hous-BAYFRONT: Bld/9 units.
lional acreage. Owr 494-1652 ing Oftitt, Libraty Admin-All util/in. $16,000 cash,
\Vant registered stock for istration Bldg, UC Irvine, will sub/2nd. 675-7513
$400,IXXl. Equity in 3,300 Irvine, Calil. 92664• Phone: 67"':.>-5080 1n41 SJ.H812. =c-='o---~....,-=,_ I
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nia. Ai:e nt p .0. Box 3>1, San NEEDED Approx Sept 15 -Costa Mesa. m.OOJ. Tmm i
Clemente, Calif. 92672 nice 3 br home, pool prefer· open. Rich Irwin, Realtor f
Sacrifice Z4 ft cabin cruiser red but not necessary. Com· 675-6060: 675-8800. t pany executive with family ·-· --___ ,, • !
185 hp. Perfect shape. In Referel'ICM avail. Under Bu1lne11 Rental 606o OPEN Daily 1-S 3 2 4
t.targuerite 2 BR. 2 Ba.
Dishwshr, cpts, drps, frpl.
\Valk to oce an . Agt.
675-5726.
SlOO. mo. 6% int. bal 18.450,
Trade: for oflice spc. Min.
2,<XXI sq ft. Cont. as dn or
prepaid Jse. Write ownr.
401 7 Channel Pl NB.
water now. Reduced price $300. Call 213/482-9660 rx · · ---
$2200. Trade for house down 314; aft s, 714;m624t. ST 0 RE-662-4 Westminster ,
payment Call alter 7: 30 pm d ,,....., Ave, Westminster a~ ~
* COROLJDO APTS. 2 Br, 1
& l~lt BA .. frplc. dbl car·
port & large Pool. $185 le up.
673-3378
Cl LOT 89'xll5'
Two bUildings.
$55,000. Equity.
~93-399Ei 1 BR cottage or elacon::u apt from Fletcher Jo n e i
· WMted in N.B. nr 17th & Chevrolet 800 sq. rt. Sl37.!IQ ,
8 Units, good rental ana . .Irvine. Sgle employed young mo. ca.u 846-3101. • ..:·:
SJ:}.000 equity: Income man, approx $125 per mo, . ""f
Sll,500. For house, com· furn. Wtite Box M20ll, Daily ti(M}.1200 SQ. FT. office abo • ~
will exchange for home
or duplex. 645-1395
me:rciaI or horse ranch. Pilot' 2211 W Balboa mvd tiOO sq. ft. store. $90 &: $150. • (
owNER 675-6259 NB • . • c.M. 64&2130 . r
I..RG. Uni. 2 br + sm. den. 2
ba., dshwashr, soft water,
mature adults. $250 mo yrly.
3101,: Iris. 675-5359.
LGE new 2 BR, 2 ba, frplc,
1966 Dodge Convertible Po.
Iara. Trade for horse., horse
trailcr or small fol'f'ign
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perty, frtt & clear, next to anywhere In N.B.) 2 BR, &. 2nd. 700 Sq. Ft. Sl60 mo.'~
Sears. Val. $65,000. For yard (yd not nee it ocean-McCue, Bkr. * 642-Tl99
unitS": hou5e or beach prop. front), Furn or Unfum, up Office Rental 6070
OWNER 675-5259 to $150. Couple with 1 child. I---------all bltns, cpls, drps, be11.mcd
ceil'g, pvt pat. So. of Hwy.
1250-1275. >l>-1'183. * *
Have rers. Please call * ~1190, a.sk for Da.wn.
SUPER-DELUXE QUALITY
1·2-3 room, up to 3,<XXI 11q.
so. Of lfwy 2 Br. NICE? No I !!!!!!!!!!!!!""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!J!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!aJB1WN. holue, need quarters ft. ottice suite•. !Jnmed. oo-·· childem. no pels. Square 11 for eple I: colle1e-q;e son. cupancy. Oran&e Cnty.
only. Sl&5. 642-7898. RENTALS RENTALS Mon. of Sept, 673-2ll{I ExL Airport Irvine Commerc.
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2 Br, 1 ba. gar apt. bltn Aph. Unfurnished Apt1. Unfurn11hecl 271. 64&1395 Ja.lle. Complex, adj. Airporter.
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range:, crpts, drps. $l80 mo. Huntington B•ach 5400 Santa An• 5620 * LANDLORDS * Hotel I: Restaurant, blUlb, 546-1740 or 546-1330. ---FREE RENTAL SERVICE San Diego & N'pt. Fwya. ·." "v ,
CAN'T BE BEAT UNCROWDED PARKING 2 Br. 2 Ba. So. of }llway WALK 3 blks to beach. Blue Beacon 645-0183 CM LOWEsr RATES , • , ! (~targue:riteJ. Gar. No pell. Alffiost new lg 3 BR apt. * COLLEGE Student needs Owner/mgr. 2172 DuPont Dr.,' ~
$1!10 mo. 213: 431-1195. Dbl gar, ~!, w/w crpts, Single Story small apt near UCI or Rln 8 Newnnrt Beach • drps, dstwshr. 2 ba. $225 Balboa I J nd 523-4077 · ' ··r-· LRG Upper 2 Br, cpts, drps, mo. No sgls/pets, childn s • · · 833-3223 Courtesy lo Broken
rcfr/rngc, ga.r. Ma t. Adlts. ok . .5J&.lill South Sea AtmO!lphcre H GRE SQUARE j SHllJ/mn lse. 71'.M Narcissus. Rooms for R•nt 5995 ILL N
OCEA N l'"R ONT, view 2 Bedroom 2 Baths 1900 sq ft Dt!lwctt Otflces
Balboa 5300
PENIN PL-Owner's upper 2
BR. din rm. frpl, w/w, lg
back yd. Util inc. $250 Jse.
Avail 9/L 1500 Miramar.
675-6680 f213) 693-5388.
1 BR, V>'/w cpts, drps, stove,
refrig. 1 blk from bch's $165
mo Jse. 675.8990
Lido Isla 5351
sund~ck. bch. Newer, spac WALKING dlsbince OCC Avail. tor lmmed. Jeue Iii :..•
dlx 2 Br. bltns, cpts, drps. Car-ta &. Drapes Lovely room in private one of dtles busiest aho ·
refrig, lndry. Nr shops & r -resKlence. Forced a ir heat, ping centers. Will dlvi~. ,.
Pier. S175. Adults, baby ok. color 1V. Home privileges. Alr-cond., music, ..,,.1in.:, ·: Air Conditioned nd 40 ni .. 53&-2131. Student or u er o • ...,. crptll, dl'Jll'I. Max. puk'1 I; • J.
NEAR Huntington Harbour Private PatJo.11 546-3&3' ma.int. 270 E. 17th St., C.M. •, ~
New Triplexes. Quiet atta. FURN. Rm. E m p Io ye d Mr Bram 213: 651·2700 coUecl •' ~
Lrg 1 BR. Dishwasher. Sl50. Healed Pool .,,,.oman kitchen & l11undry MEDICAL. DENTAL ;. ,!
Infant/pet ok. { 213) priv. Cloled garage:. HB. Suites avail. Best 1ocaUon: ··~
592-2623 or {714) 846-3559 Plenty of lawn $17/wkly Call before 2 pm. Xlnt parking. Modern faci]. :
AT Beach . Winter Rates 842-875(}. IUes, Immediately available.~ '('
1 & 2 Bdrn1s., pool: furn. or Carport&. Storage BEAUT. home w/ poal has BAYSHORE CENTER ·:
unfurn. Adults. 215 t:ith St. ~xtra BR for employed 601 Dover Dr .. N'pt Beach-
LRG BAY VIEW-2 BR., k -l2lh St VILLAGE lady. Prvil. $100 mo .
Study, crpt.,, drp!i, 1% ba .• 1~=·~;:~,.;;;,· ==== "b°~R~EN APTS 540-6740. >' 17$.,050 0 .· [rplc, wsh-Ory, Avail Sept. An 5620 - -
5 .. ~,._,, 1 6n.-7502 Santa a 2500 South Salta OLDER Woman Only. New -''''""'T CL.& 1~·~-~~·~'·:=;::~·:;=~;; J,;;;;==;;;;=;;;;;;;;=;;;;, Santa Ar<1. * 546-1525 1e para te I r m , \\•/bath
Huntir.gton Beach 5400 VILLA MARSEILLES ~L===B:=;;:h:;;;:;:=;;:5=70=51 !!~'!'Z°,,· Call aft. 1 pm. _!9~.~ .:c•c:•.c•:.:...._..;.._o: I -~--------
216 Sq. ft (12' x 18') office
space for lease. Alr cond.~ ~
CONDO. Lrg. 1 br. 2 car pr, BRAND NEW GENTLEMAN-Beach, shop-
priv. pa!io, dshwi;hr. crprs, SPACIOUS OCEAN VIE\Y • Lr g ping, pool, tennis, Re:lrig.
crptd. drpd, nicely fumisbed '
reception art!a. Reception .\! ,
answering service vaU1 '•'
S200 mo. 1500 Adams, Sui~ _;
300, C.~f. Ph 546-7695. J
I FOR LEA SE. Ll's l '~
modern. ocean view. or.. • r fices-shopll. Suitable-prof_ ,
or business. 1999 S. Co11at ;
Hwy Laguna Sch. 494-94n. •
drps. 1 child OK. aft 6 PM, 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apts. Bachelor, 1 le. 2 BR apls. Viclbch, Coast Hwy.
5.16-1147. Adult Llvinn Furn or unfum. Crpts, drps, 536-85lS • bltns, patios, walk ingl.=::...:::_::·:,,.,,~----
MORA KAI 2 & 3 BR. 2 BA. furn. & Unfurn. d istance to town. JOO Qill * SL> PER Week-up w/
Patio. Pool. 8181 Garfield. Dishwasher . color C'OOrdinal· Dr .. Lag. Bch. 494-5498 kitchen. S35 per we:ek-up
qz blk F.. of Beach Blvd. rofl ed applian~s • plush shag .;;;=-.,:=:=:;===== Apls. MOTEL 548-9755
Gat1ie\d). 962-8994 carpet • choice of 2 color
DELUXE Lg. 2 hdrm., a:chemes · 2 baths • stall
bit-Ins, sh g . cpt~ .• a:howen. mirrored wud·
y,·a:;h/dry I blk, to beach. robe doors • !ndlttct light.
$180. 536-8941. Ing ln kitchen • breakfast
TO\VNHSE For lease-J br. bar • huge private fenced
21 i ba. frpl c, crptG, drps, patio · plush !<tnu&caping •
wshr/dryr. ref. pool. tennis, brlck Bar-B·Q's . large heat.
etc. $200. 536-m5. ed pools le la.'lal.
3101 So. Bristol St. *LOVELY NEW APTS (\I Ml. N. of So,°"''' l'lual
Near Ck-can & park, 1 & 2 S•nta An•
LARGE Rl\1: W/Bath &
kitchen. $65/mo. Laguna Beach 5705
l BR cottag!: beside: pool -l--_::•:....:.,..::..:58::72::..:•:_ __
frplc, crpts, drps. beamed Lge comfortable rm nr
ceiling $150. 494--0ll8 or shop'g ctr, SIS wk.
833-IJ60ll ex 2607. * 642-1758 *
SLEEPING room, private
DESK SPACE ·
305 No. El Camino R•al · '
Son Clamante
49244>)
Did you ever thtnk of 1wap-home, nice ana. 642-5000, DESK SPACE ing that White Elephant in 548-ll3!IO
the attic tor eomethlni youl::::..C='------222 0 t A can use" Try the Traders SLEEPING Rm only, no • o res venus
Paradise. column In the Dal-cooking: fOT' older man by Laguna Beach BR's. 425 13th St. 847-3957 PHONE : 5574200 SPAC 3 BR, 2 BA, lrg yard,
Cn<'.losed garage. S 1 9 0 ,
Adults only. Call 842-4549.
Jy Pilot Want Ads. mo only, $35, 1543 Orange, 6'-!M68 ~~~~~~~~~'='===========:=::::.-l;iCM~·~·-::;-:::;-;:--;:;:;:-;;-u :; Priv. sgl rm. In large C.M. LUh"URY New oUices, prime -'Floiiu~n·l•lijjnjjVjjjj1ljjl1jjymiii54iiii10~Fjjou~n·l~1·in~V~1·ll~e~yiiij~54~1011 pool home w/youna fa.m. Yi Be11ch Blvd.. air, cp~ • MOVE IN NOW
brand new 2 BR apts * from $135 *
1 BR at beach? $125. Bach,
$110, Uurnl. QUIET!
lady pref. s.t2-3'155. drapes, etc. 2-4 or 6 rm. ' ..::::!.!::.:::..::.::.:=::....--.I sulte:s. (213) 3!}4.-0015 call ATTRAC. furn rm. Grut for collect.
1tudents. Comm. b a th .
Female only. $65. 642--8520 UP to 3600 sq ft-Deluxe, a.Ir
cond. crpts, drps. Jn com-* ROOM. Kitch privil. Man puter center bldi. 646-7425 ·:
only. $60/mo. 7161 Miner St. or 546-61l81l
CM. 646-5289, 893-53'10.
202-A 14th 5.16-1319, 673-1784
e l BR. NEW! !-'il't!place.
Near Occ11n. Pallo. Adults.
LlNDBORG CO. 531)..2579 :J.ounlairu ,
SMALL Bachelor w/ kitchen OFFICE Rentals, Lquna
, ha h "> ~f h • Sch. $100 Mo. Cout Hwy. , ,
oo: t • *' mo. r•occ • 1.... Real E1tate O.K. 49'-8727. • •
3 BR, 2 BA . Crpts, drps,
bit-ins. Sundcck. 1 block to
BEAOI! $17;-i. 842-408J.
e NEW 2 hr, crpts, Jrps,
garagr. palio. SIGS mo.
536-<027.
2 BR. Crpls, drps, range:.
Cloaed gar. Children &.
im&ll pct ok. $140, 842-&'365.
2 BEDRM apt., 2~ bkx:ks
from bi!tlfh. 405 8th Sl.,
H.B. Sl6S mo. 963-3132.
2 BR. 2 ba. patio closed gare~. 2 rhlldren 'or:. No
pets, S\40. 536-2185,
Js )'OU ad in the classified
SECTION? Sclm!(lne I 1
\\'alchi.ng for II, Ota l
&tZ-5671 t°"'Y!
~ledituranean Style Lu%ury
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1 .II % Bedrooms -% Baths
Adult Llvtng
Farnlsl!ed .II Ualumlshed
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9565 Slater Avenue
~ Ol tlt '-lJ. ~ t!i::l'.r. ltf! ..i .a,., 1:'~'5"'"'"'"
dent. 64.z.asJ>
Motels, Tr•ll•r
Courts 5"7
** WEEKLY Ratet. S£A
LAR.K MOTEL. 2 3 0 1
Newport !31vd, Cotta iina.
Misc. Rent1l1 5999
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Commercl•I
2 Leased commercial unitJ; &: , 1
3 ~ntf!d, apartmf'nls in
downtown San Clemetlte.
15% Reltlm on SlS.IXXI down.
67o Spendable + tax lhel-
ter.
RMlonomlca Cofi>. ---------1 Commercial Bier. ~
GARAGE For rent
park on Ulh, C.M.
S.f&.84 momqs,
Income Property
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Ca 11
5 Bid••· M-1 on ~ I C, Pla-
ctntia, CM, $~.000 tcnn$.
646-0333 leav1 me:!ss. for
COMMERCIAL Plus 1 apartments, Laguna Beacft,
vi~w. Sell, trade or Jeue,
494-1652. 6000 1 e~s~sr~O~R~ES.~~ll~JO~.OOO~. ~ .... ~
~ W. 19th SI. Betbtl
Towen COffltt, 543-1768 qt.
C-1. 45' x 115', can be Ull!d
for busl or rts. 1 yr lse. 22
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them items you'll find all over the house. Make a list
of them today and decide to turn those unwanted ar· .: . ,
ticles into extra cash. It won't cost you • • • it'll pay
you. And you'll be surprised at how fast you can sell
iust about anything with a DAILY PILOT classified ad.
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DAILY PILOT WANT ADS
(And You Can Charge Them)
E 642-567
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
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1:• :i REAL ESTATE SERVICE DIR!CTOR'I'
It:-1-G-•_ne_ro_I ____ _ -C.a,,.ntering 4590
I' Industrial Rental 60tO Lost
SERVICE DIRECTORY -----··-
< CARPENTRY APT CLEANING -Paintina
:( FOR ta • 1!00 ... It. -..1~ REDHEADED Wood_,.i.,.r. MINOR REPAIRS. No .Toa. -RUi Shompoi;lln& • Lite !~ warehse apace-ani;.;". Nr. Undini!i on ud;~ln-~StnaJLCabinet lo•Pl" Rtp•ltl. REMARC
llOM.' REPAIRS
Piumbln&-e.IK1rlca.I. $7 ~'iO Hr.
54.2-2T!i.'i or &IJ.0506
CAKE DECORATOR. rx-GENERAL o.-r1c& LOOKING for a bab ALL 11115 perlflnctd. Appl.y In pen1on AS.~'T BOOKKt:t:Pf:R In ColJe~ J>uk IU'f.t. n
and f'RENCH'S PASTRY U70 Should be a ¥Q1X1 t)'p1~L a.tte.r 6.30 MM68S.
:~ Irvine Ind. Mr. Bllllard jW" -i{t.:WARD! Aa't:t a: • t It • r cablbttl. 1 _srn"=_v_1_c=ES-'", ~"-'---...;,.~·--l~ S46-«l5l * Call,.113-2468 • 5611~. U no arwn:r 1Nn Ed'• Oelllirta Service
;·: NEW bid.a. lS68 lo DWI ft, PAR.AKE&'/, It green k-Olll 1t MG-2372. IL 0. Carpets -Upholstery ~ Win-
24 llR PLUMBING
&c REMODEL.LINC
551·9644
FrH Al• Mode, Tool I W. Saker, C.M. Shorthand would be hl!lpl11J, MEOtANIC
ORIGINAL -CAMPUS -but nol neces.sory. Sa.Jury GOL•' COURSE ~IEOI C
SECURIT Y GUARD open. Send conipJete rei1umf' Country Club location In
:~ Nr. Baker & Fairview, 1 yeilow, He WQ, his name ,A_nde-=rw ____ ~--dQws Floor Catfo. 545--0487
r\ yr liue. SUiiivan 541-2176 \1 "Nutsie." fte..-vd. l'nil Qua.I Conatr, carpentry, '°°" , ~ * OFFJCE-WarthoUIC-feneflt ~tiramar Dr, 6~'10 or ling, all home 1mprvmn11. ~~l!...":.t·-----~6~7.::311 Romodell"ll &
_Repair 6MO
HOUSE OF PIES T'.n mo·1. e•eh yr, 11.S. grad, w/ reten:nces to box, Newport Beach an-1,
If )'OU'd enjoy be.lne a -tnlned to work ,11Uh )'Ouna M-2003, Daily Pilot. 2211 \V . mttlutnic with f'll'pe
Waitress Utility man people. Rttlred police oHicer &I boa Blvd, Ne"' P 0 r 1 rcpeJrin.ir •nd niaJnten
I'..· yard space ava ~I flX" ·nnt, ~67S---2S_1_1_______ ~i:_ 100 im. 1''ree est. T..N.T. Lawn Servict!.
H.B. • Call ~. 3 Vil ol.d ~an cat, bu ~~--------Garaae cltan-upg, hauling t~l -==========o coUar w/mf .. Anell.'ttl to CARPENTER: Remodel, l ligbt movlnf,::. ~.
GEN'L re.rnodcllna: .l ma.Int.
No ,loll tno 1 m a 11 ,
Llc'd/1naured. 67;)..g}RJ.
Cashier Bus boy pl't'fd. Apply: Claslil~ Beach. of &nitll rni.:inet, mo
Hostess Bake helper Pen10n~l Ofc., 160116th St., GENERAL OFFICE and relotoo golf rotloo l
U you llkt Pf!OPlt. , .and do.. Newport Beach. Good iyp\~1 . Ord;•r desk .. .x p. t q u _I P n1 en I. Pliin
i,: Lots 6100 ''Sam." Vtc Octan .Blvd .l patio ~k. ~ment \\Wk 53\.-3µ9 .~ Carn&.tion., CdM . .&wt:rd. & pejnU.nG:. No job too --~------
Ing your own thing. , ,op. ----------Call Lorui~ \\'est<'hll Per· \\'~Jdin~. carpen1ry
portunit)' tor advancement, CAPTAIN WRIGHT needs aonn1:I Age1~:y, 2();1.~ \\'e~t-plumbing t'Kper, dcJdra
help Now hlril\i Waltres!, t•lfU Dr iq· e &IS.mo then lhh1 will be llkl' 1'1(1 Busboyi, Coo~ find, .-Olin-" ·~ ___ Excl'i!lenl ,,.,·ag;'ll br lhi
other job you've hAd before. ta in attd. Apply Wed -Sot * HAIR .fu"lJ.IST * and "'o t k i "" 'c"Oflllit
1: VACANT R-1 leasrhold lot. 873-11112 smaJl.1''reeest., 53&-1944 YARD/Gar , Cleanup.
, • Unobsui.ic1able vl~w. l..ot 18 ="'"'""~------Remove trees, J,,.Y, trash. t: <>n Galaxy. 644--0~. SZ.'"i,000 OLD Eng S~p dog, clipped QUALITY Woodcraft, sn1l CNtde, backhoe, 962-8745 QUALll'Y You 've alway11
!'.· :.1hrt, 1 brn, 1 blu eye, blk/ gen'l constr. &: carpenlt'ry. HAULING $JO A WAD cash. h .1 1 Re Free <.'Onsultation & quote.
wanted. Dre~sn1a.king
alte:rat1on11. Key Say, 1763
Orange Avt:., C.M . 645--1292.
We'll! optning llOOn . • . at: 16-5 p.m. Wil Wr\~bl'J MUST' BE b\LIBER, Plt'1t~ suhnilt l<!lli•r ::
l6155 Harbor at E<hnger, Americ1•Golde11 We!f I: FOH hEST CLfENTELE re11un1c uull lnui~ qui1Ji • • a2tJ Lido Nord Baylron1, F'ee w t. no ta•' eni. w. Call Ken 645-0044, 548-4235. Clean up. Tree Serv._ Gen. • • 673-7267 Pn.inln<> 64&-2'528, 543--aMl ! ; 101
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::· :;~;; CHILD GRIEVING! LOST Cement, Concr•t• 6600 TRA~ ... , Garage clean-up. 7
~; CORONA del Mar: Corner lilk &. Wht To)' Poodle. 8171 days. SIO 11; load. Free est.
! : lo R 2 Sn I HY."'. Noon. Vic. Fairgrounds, CONCRETE. All types. Free Anytimt', 5'18-5031 . 1· -· · 0 ~ C.M. 54R--8.l87 t'St. Sawing, breaking, haul-Owrwi:r: 67:)..4750. in& It skiploadifll". Service HAULlNG & cleanup, trees
LDST • 4 mo old orange & Ii qUality. 5-i8-8668 Bob t,. shrubs remoVt'd. Reas.
Alterations -642-5145
N<!at, atturale, 20 )'CU .. exp.
A-1 Al.TERAT1....,
Expert service, rea1.
Fountain Valley EdiflM~r. Ji.B. Zody'a 11 next OUTI.~NDlNG CO"tiltl'IJS-1iu11~ !ll Box i\1·202l
Don't waJk ... Run!! 10 ull. • SIONS. BEAU1'tFVLSAWN. "DlilJy Pklot , N.B.
Nowl~-~~g t:p:l~tiora CHILO Ca.i:e (JK'bl 111cl litro "H~~l'O" ·~ VIA \.JOO, MAffTo "MIJJI mgr of
See You Thel'f'. housekeep1n1, 7:30 • 10:30 . aEJ\CH, apphanre .store. Ne:•t
\\'kl}', Refs, For appt * 6T3-68!IO * pearatl('r. 496-2383
644--0060. HOlofE\VORKERS WANTED \\lr1gh1 ~!O a1n only
CHILD Catt! Loving penon !Envelope Addressers), · · •
pnce_· _•._caJ_l _____ i ____ 1 Experienced e I e ct ro n le
• Dressma.king--Att#Btiona assemblel'li. hames.'ling-PC to aticy with 4 yr old, 3 days Rush stamped. 1 e I f -a d-M $500
week Our hou!ll', NC!ed own dr!!s1ed envelop!\. anage:nwot Traull'e. .S.
trans: 96i-'1'4<». 'LA N G D 0 N \V 0 R L D Grad. ~n1r work f!KP.
• Acreage 6200 'A'hitr striped male killen. Free estim. 54~4
•: Vic l\1rsa del P.tar. Call MORE Concrete pallo for _M_O_VJN--G-.-G-.,.-.-,-c-le-a<H>--p-& ! : ~STATE SALE S,,,-9192 less monry. Artatic setting. Ille hauling. Rt'asonahle.
De1igned to suit )'OU. boards work-c.abeling.
Call .lo * 646-6446 CENTURY DATA SYST~iS
6174
_ TRADERS, P.0 , Box ll2'1'-for i\nJuary Co111ple11!.
CLERK For HOTEL llwl A2l ~ndo Be h Calil A~n, \Vt"s!clllf Pehl
desk-, 3 to ll Plot ahilt. 90278 ac: ' • A~ne;. 2().13 \\'cstchff
, , Rl\•ersinr \Voodcresl Area ==~~------Lie., call Max al 644-0687. Free estimates. &4a-l602.
•. 1.09 ac. lmp; 28 ac. unim. ffilSH Setter. male, approx CEMENT Work ol all ltinch;.
:• near Van Buren &-\Vood Rd. l ~li yrs. Lie No. 7834, Free e~t. PIO\UP. LIGHT TRASH
1&30 S. State College
Anaheim
1n41 6.lS-4910
'. sell sep. or as pkg. Call B. aMwel'I to Red . Reward! 636--0374. Garage cleanup SIO \oa.d
:: Eakin j213l 625.5731, 606 So. 968-3838. DECORATIVE CONCRETE -===="=~="="====
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e Discount Tile Center e
2023 Su. Main, S.A. 5-16-1611
All types of tile -wall, noor,
palio, entry ways, baU1 Ir
sho\\·cr. Expen lnslallatlon
Equal opportunity employl"r
* Assistant
Cashier exJM"t. helpful. For NB 64a.m0
appt: ;&-1421 Ext 387 • * HO~SEKEEPER * ;.,~,n,· ,,.,.-;;.:.;:;:::::--;::+
COASTAL AGENCY Of Sp11_n1sh deS('('nt . Eni;h~h · TURE Y.oma11 for . le
i;penk1ng. Ulvrly "'°"'' 1n housekl>eping "-" Cllre l A men1ber O[ • hool Ne"'J)Orl Beach. Live in. sc 8 .1:"<' OOy. Live + :. WANT Reg stock for male, "Tpo," Vic. Ogle & CALI. DON, 642-8514 $3.50 PER HR Housecle•ning _,. 6735
•• S400.0000. ('{(Uily in 3:m Santa Ana, CM. RE ;o. ·.-CO-N_CR_E-.l-E~.~-... -,-.. -,1o-,,
: ' ac~s near Rancho Callf. 6'16-Jll'i drvv.•ays, etc. Li c r n ~ed.
• Agenl. PO Box 201, San -::::::::::::::::::::::::::::. Phillips Cement. ~ i: Clemente. Calif. Personals "05 , · '" e CONCRETE, brick & • Government land-SS acre ---------stone \\'Ork. Frer e~timate. t • \Vrite-Land Package, llR.'i Sing.le• \Vidowed • Divorced • 968-8609 •
(J\.fEN & \VOlo-tEN ) ~nelling "-Snelling In(', Xlnt y.oorking condillon!l. Call ~·y. 1<16-26j6 rvr~
f'uU or part limr. Age 19 to TM World's Largest fl1on-~·ri ·ror tntl'l"Vl<'W, (21J! i\IOD~L 'Type Glrla
30, Neal, aggressive and J Professional • 9'\'1~111 Ext. 206. hoi<pitalliy 11"n.·1cr.
y,•lJHng to \l'Ork. Employment S.rv1ce pav "'1 ,,-. oc.n1 l !OU ~l':KEEPER-lll"'urr .. .,_. ' ~,;,., · 547-7781 541.niu ~Harbor Bl, C!\11 54()..fi005 "'I: I-I.arbor Blvd. at Miun11 responslhlf'. Lk"'<' in. 2 e MQTEL !\IA.ID e
-------'----1 school agt' ch!td~n. Pvl Rel111bJct Steady \Vork
COCO'S· REUBEN'S roon1 & ba. rolnr TV -~·494-75.17 ·
' ,.,
=-""'wh"" "'' """" '"
10 Men & Women
: • IL::•::k::;•:..::E:.;l~s i::;n.:.o;,.ro;._ __ 6_2_02 Child Ca re, t, Everyone's looking for the Licensed 6610
ARE YOU-
BEAUTIFUL??
It's all in the eye of the be-
holdf.'r. Oieck the 1V com-
ml. you watch and H yoo
feel you're as pretty as
some ot those people, call us.
CALIF. CASTING CO.
is ~ntinuing ils search tor
eYerydl.)' people who ha\e
a desire to work on TV or
modeling jobs_ $75 to SUS
pe:r day. No feet~ you ever.
-COMPLEX -\\'erkcnds off. Retcrrnces. NIGH1=,: . K & COUN R
897--0864. H~J'.F, full tin1e & : · LAKE Elsinore • 2 • 1 bed-right one. \Ve have a way,
: ; room collages on one lot. 347.fi667 24 hr_ record. MY Honie, kot lufl<'b. fenced
: : New roots and paint. Fish, St call us & begin to live! yd, superviled play· Ages
: : S\\•\m and boat on Lake *MASSAGE & SAUNA ~""='·=caJ"=l"&l='&--0352==· =· ===
: : Elsinore.. Buy owner'li equi-Lovely girls/ EXPERT MAS. Contr•ctor5 '620
• • ty & as&u~ 6~ loan. SAGE. Ask about Ollr Las ----------
WINDO\VS & walls washl'd.
Fini, stripped. sealed & * mE REJl.fODELERS * "''llXt'd. F'ree est. 897-7834
f'n!e ests -100% financuig day or night. 673-3090.
Kitchens. garages -carports JOE'S CLEAN SERV.
Complele Remodeling. \Ve do Everything-Res t.
QuaJity Contractors 642-3660 Comm. F'ree Est_ 642-1551.
MY \VAY, quality honlt' M{'S8 Cleaning Service
repair. \Valls. ceiling, floors Carpets, v.•indov.·s. floors. etc.
BAY & Beach Janitorial
Carprls, windows, Doors,
etc. Res & Comme'l.
~1401.
repair.
847-19571846--0206
CERAMIC tile cu!ltom 'A'Ork.
Free l!'Stimate.
• 494-2144 or 494-6.172 *
-4&47 P.lacArthur Blvd.
Newport Beach 1rous~t;EPi;:Jt . \~·anted: ·tune. Apply: 010\V B
maturl!" ""'<>man to hvf' in. 2576 Newport, C.i\i .
INTERVIEWlNG l.10N-FRI O..-·n _room &. TV, -Spanish MEN •nd W0'0M=E..--I itpeak1ng ok. S1J wk .
2 TO 5 P!\I R~5853. '""'~:..,,...-,----~ PART TIME
FULL TIME ! • Owner l"a"ing state. Im-' Vega.a vacations. 10 AJ\.f to
•, mediale pog&el!Slon. Full 2 AM, 7 DAYS. 2930 W.
: : price nt,500 l293l J\1arie Coast Hwy, NB. 548-3608.
!: Dr. 678-3.l07 *FULLY LICENSED*
i:I--'-======== Renowned Hindu Spiritualist t: R .E. Exchang __ , ___ 62_30_ Advice on all matters.
! : ORIGINAL owners \\'tll ex-Love, Mar-'iage, Business
;.: change :, BR custom home Readings given 7 days a
:; in Sunnyhills Es!at~. Ful-week, 9 AM - 9 Pr.I
~.. Jerton for similllf home 1n 312 N. El Camino Real,
;.: LaguM, or Corona de! t.1ar. San Oemente, . .• r·· G.E. self-cleaning oven, tre-C9'l-9136, 942-0076
;: menedous kitchen, storage, PALM READINGS ~ :;· very la rge hobby • ser.rlce: Card& & Sand Read\nis
; room wirh separate, sewing, Help in AU Matters
• , olfice area, formal d.r., fam 10 AM-IO PM, 7 days
: • nn, pool. Will consider 213 _ 697-9272 La Habra f: properties to $120,000. Prin-FULLY LICENSED
.: cipals only. !>25-20ll MGB ~ Going to Connec-
~:BUSINESS and ticut. Need rider/dnver,
! FINANCIAL share expenses. before 3 :: _:c.:.;c,;..c.;.:.;.;-"-----PM. Sat. 8/29. 842-i636 or
:•Business 536--1421 Ext. 366.
; Opportunities 6300 F'ORJl.l!NG a
bass &. ltad LE'ITER Shop, nume<>g. All
group-Need
& rhythm
lJ..16. Call equip to start own business. guitar. Ages
$1500 T.P. cash or trnns. I ="=&-~97~6~'=--=--=--• 646-0333 leave mess. !or SWINGERS: New Orange ! Mary, Agt, Co. Guide. For free inlo, i UNIQUE Beau1y shop: (3) \\'ritro S.C.S.G. P.O. Box I Stations. Jllne~ Forces 2lll, Anaheim, 928CM i SaJe. ~ 3-8 PM. 1 p~,-nn-yn ___ ch~B~,...--_-S~w~im-w--.-.,.
. * \VIG SHOP. Balboa PcrsonaJ fittings by appt ~ l~land. SACRIFICE~ Ca.II 549-0026 or !>46-9029 ! \Ved thru Sun 9-5. 673-7262. A LCOHOUCS Anonymous
j -----···-Phone 542-7217 or write to j _Mo_n_•~Y_to_L .. o_i_n ___ 63_2_0 ~~ 1233 Costa. Mesa.
j lst TD Loan
! 8~ INTEREST
; 2nd TD Loan
Card of Thanks 6416 -··-·---------~VE, th!! family of Roy
Shaler wish to thank all our
rriends for thtir k i n a
thoughts and remembrances ' • T~nn~ based on r-quity. ="='h=;'="=m='=· ===::=::::
TrH Service 6fl0
BOB'S TREE SURGERY
iii back oUering thr same
Fine Qaulity Tree Service. * 540-3798 *
f'1l'. No job too srnall. Res&. Commc'I. 548-4111 543-l4!H
TREES, H-:dgcs, trim, cut.
stumps ren.oved, hauled. JO
yf'll, exp. •UUy illli. 64.2-4030
DON'S TREE SERVlCE All
types, Lise & TM. Free Ettl .
mate11. 642-5584
Gcn'I cleaning, Homes Add itions * Remodeling fo~ted H. Gerwlck, Lie. & ap111. Nite or Day
673-604t * 5'\S.2170 ---~·~,...c::_'~'~"~'*-'---
ADDITI6Ns. L.T. Construe-HOUSEWORK, Exper. own
lion. 5ingle or 2 story, plans, transportation. $3 hour. Call
est & layouts. 847-lSll. a48--4531 .
JOBS & EMPLOYMENT
6615 Janitorial
Job Wanted, Min 7000 6790
;F""j ~ ~-~~
CARPET
STEAM CLEANED
REASONABLE RATES
Al."f! carpet installat.loc
64'-5971
Diamond Carpet Cleaning
Aug. Spec. 400' S20
Repairlnt & lnstallarlon
Free esl. 645-1317
RE11-1ARC Service~. 3 rooms
$21.50. Fully guaranleed.
Credit cards OK. 847"6688
STEAM jet c11rpet c.leanlng.
By ClarKare, nation-wide
ser.ricc. Free <'SI. 642-4055
Drafting Serv1c• 6637
SPARKLE JanitonaJ & \\'1n-
dow cleaning Serv. \Vin·
do,,.,•s, resid , romcl. ronst.
cleanup. Free est. 962--0672
CAPTAIN
LICENSED
Radar • Lo. n, 30 ye&ri1 ex-
perience sail or pll\\'er. Pro.
Landscaping 6110 fessional sport fi shing rulde l\lexican &: C ·ntral Amer!-
* LANDscA.Pi NG_*_ can ""'ater.i, Admini1trativr
New i.AY.'ns, lawo removal, experience.
renovating. All phases land-AVAILABLE for ~·eekeods,
iicape install & designs. Lic'd l'Xtended char1en or de.liv-
contr. 12 yrs. loc. exp. erie~. Best of references.
~16-122.'i. \\'rite Box Jl.-1 1060, Daily
NEW LA\VNS, re-seeding, Pilot, 2211 \V. Balboa ruvd.,
roto-lilling, re n o v a t i n g , 1 ~N~··~-7oc="="'-•-c_h;,., _c_,_. -~
clean-up. 8 97 -2 41 7 or RELIABLE young n1a n 21
846--0932. yrs wanl~ job M trainee
MAID SE R_V_I C_E:...__68_25
C AND S Maid Service
Residential & apartments.
Ph. 642--987l or fi.12..-9874
w/Commrrcial art sludlo,
11d aii:ency wilh gootl furure.
Talr111, hut r.o exp. 642~701
Job Wanted,
Women 7020
* FOR ON CA1'fERA
AUDITTON *
CALL (U 4) 83.'>-82U •
10 AM to I PAI
APPLY NOW FOR
AFTER LABOR DAY
Steady p•rt-time job
Interesting 1uivey-typ,. v.'Ork
e COOK • HSKPRS Emplyr_ pays fcj·
NO EXPERIENCE NECES· Georgt> Allen Byland Agen-
SARY. F'ULL TIJ\.1E, PART ~v7--0~B E. 16th, .,.A.
TIME, DAYS OR NIGHTS. HOUSEJ..."EEPER \\lantf'd-.i
COOK (Dinner) hrs per day_ afternoons Mon
$30 Shi.ft to llll'"t thru ~~n. S2/hr. fl1ust tiavr
BLUE BEET 673-991}4 i•ar ~ l'('ferf.tlCf'S &JG...-0936.
COCO'S REUBEN'S
-COMPLEX -
4647 ~1acArthur Blvd.
Newporl Beach
llSl.:'.PR-11\.aturr, l't'sp, Bal.
Isl. I sch aJ:e child/I dog, 5
da wk. Rrf req, 673-9013
*HOUSEKEEPER *
REXAIR INC.
ANAHEIM DIV.
Now Hiring
Evrn1ng \\'ork 6:30 lo 10
NEW BRANCH
EX PANDING TO
ORANGE COUNTY
from home. NO SEU.JNG.
1
INTERVIE\V l:NG MON-F'RI
Good lelephone personality. 2 TO J PM
GU11.ranteed hourly wage .
F'o1 re<:ordetl 111forn1alion, TOP STARTING P
plrase: dial 545-0370, \\Ir !l«'d 22 men 11nd wo .u
llOUSf:KE•~PER -Live-in, ~·ith all lypes ol "'.°rk b k-
" hool ...,, i:rounrt~. No rxpf'r1enre ,. ~ y~. SC -agr vv)'li .
492-!"i0\6 niter 7 p.m. ~ssary .. as ro1npany tral . g \\'rite card or lrtter lo BoX' Ovi>r 17 yr11rlf is fur111sh('d. II }'OU qua y,
J\.t 2022, Daily Pilo•. 2211 \\'. e BUSBOYS HOTEL-. -• , rarnd adva111.'t'n1ent to y Balhoa, N.B. & include telr-e DISHWASHERS J\.tale student wanit>d Joi• itl-position. fl1~sl bo>_over 18 phone number.
* ASSISTANT BOOK-
K EE PER • Experienced,
alert~ amiablt> bOokkeeper
to work \\'ith rapidly grow-
ing finn. 30 hr work week
wagl!'!I open depending oii
qualifications & experience.
Apply in person only, 2221
Fairv}ew Rd, C.M.
* ASS'T HELPER *
FULL OR PART TIME
AJ"e l.J..3l, 6 months resdcy.
rrq'd,..s3.85 per hr.
* COUNTER GIRL * Part \('resting \\'Ork . \Vil! train fo'OR INTf.RVIE\V CA
time ~Ve!!. Apply aft. 2·PM, First <~IUS ho!rl PJ.tasani SATURDA)' ANO ~ION Y
Kentucky Fried Chicken, working conditionJ1. Pref. 774-7253
693 S. Coast llwy, Laguna. Spantsh & EtJ£hsh speakin~. ---1~1
DEL IVER Yr.1AN-Yoong, Day .:1hih. Call 64~-1700 1':XI . ~ OewpOrt
neat appearing !or )ob with 575.
F0'11ing eor-p. r.tust have HO:Oo0T°'E""L'°'=DE=SK7' -C~L~E~R~,~. pe rS OOn
good dt;ivi~ record. Apply male, w/llea\'y .exper1ell('~ m1 F'a1r.riew. C.M. DEL \VEBB'S Nrn'P('JftTER agency
. DENTAL ASS'T INN, 1107 Jamboret' Rd, NB.
ChaJ~ide. Exp. pref., 2 days 6t4-1700.
a wk. 64>ll21 IN~SU~RAN=.;~C~E,.-~071,-.~1-1,-1-,-. * Dishwasher-Day * Typing &: clt'ricaJ. ro S2.50
Over 18. Exper, prcf'd. hr, p/limr. Santa Ana area .
e Apply in person e cal/ 54.1-4369 IOA~1-2P1\f ,
Professional S1rvic
for the employer
and the applic•nt
833 Dover Or., N.B
642-3870
Ph: Jim Thompson, 956-2873 Van deKump Cotter Shop
3099 Bristol, C.M.
NEED Won1a11 ro sil h
moth<'r. Lile houl!t'1vork ~
d_axs a w~k, 642-242,j ev A SLIM GYM Dlatr-help
1\1ECHANICAL Engineer.
Calif. reg1s. Hvy machinery,
piping, marine design &
C06I esUm. Draf11ng or Il-
lustrations rrom y o u r
criteria. 675-16TI.
demonsll"Me world's No. I DONUT SHOP I ad ie1;
exercittr & introduce ex-wanted, Z"H5, no exper. nee.
rili,_., nrw :SLIM GYM JET Apply A~1. MR DONlfl'S,
Moving & Storaa• 6840 ---------BArn. No l'xper. Ntt. 135 E. 17th SI., C.~1-
AITRACTTVE gal In 30'1 Shirley Graham 897-1986 or * DRIVERS *
' Jdbior
Accountant
REI.A."( on moving day? Call
J.S. Jl.1oving 642-3654. 24
hours, lowest rates.
desires part or full time 646-487'1 .
employnwnt with nice boss BABYSITTER Wanted for No Experience
or bosM's. Type ~. SH 80, 0 <'" ~ I"· old N I ne in .., mon '"' . ecessary. excel in meeting people &: Costa Mesa area, yoor Apply in person
6665
642-2171 545-0611 •
Serving Harbor are• 21 yn:. C1m1tery lot• 6411 Floors
Painting, phone work. Some book-home. Cal l betwttn 12 ooon MU5t have clean California
Paperhanging 6150 keeping. MU!t be busy-buf!)'-& 2 pm only. ~f;)6.). driving record. Apply
---''---'--''---busy~ NB-C!\1 atta only. YELLOW CAB CO.
High school d1plon1a (SOm<'
college preferred t, with
knowledge of accounting or
related areu. Experienc-
ed in payroll It tlmt kePp.
ing pmcedureii & me1hods.
HUNTINGTON BEA
CONVALESCENT
HOSPITAL
Sattler Mortgage Co. FOR sale 1 choice cemetery ---
336 E __ llth Street Jct at discount. Near mau.s-CARPET VINYL Tll..E
i LOANS $50,000 le up. Any oleum_ Pacific View Memor-UC CONTR. F'REE ESf.
' Real Estate or BusineM. ial Park. 492--4510 * 540-7262 *
1\·lr. Dollum (303l 922-2305 _S_E_R_V_l_C_E_D~IR_E_C_T_O_R_Y
oo coiled calls.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
and NOTICES
Appliance Repairs
Parts 6510
Furniture Restoring
& Refinishing 6675
METICULOUS PAINT. Call Ann 548-fi641 BABYSIT. app 18 hr wk. 186 E. 16th st.
BLUE CHIP STAJl.tS. INS. R.N. 11eek1 interei1ting part Perrn.8d~)'1, my hme, car CoslK Mesa
crew col. studt'nts. Int-ext I II · nee. rmg your chi Id Apply in prrson or i·aJI or u nme position. Day1. 548-87!8 DRIVER for long haul l)oar
houses. Exp. Dorks. 67>jlll2 lo1on-Fri. Ten }'f:Rn l'X· ---·-------lraMportalion. Mu.~! havr
PROFESSIONAL Painting . pcr1enf't'. BoK Plb79. Daily BA25BJSEIIT1 .... ER "'ANTED good record & wan1 In earn
Exler. I 1110 ....... lo as $200 ~P~ilo~1________ •• ,..,n Ave, CM . I o/. ·~ ~ * 642-5471 * high wagr1. Mn. 11ge ....,
w/good point. Avg . nn. $18. REJo'IN~:o Lady d,. II i res ~--==c=-;:,,:;,:.,,.:___ 494.-5.ill
17141 546-8030
.l.1.'!J Harbor Al vd.
Co.~la Mesa, Ca.hi .
: Found (Free Ads} 6400 e \Va.sher & Dryer Rropairse
F'ree Estimates. Work
Guaranteed. Call 536-ll59
FURNITURE Stripping
refinishing.
Accous. ceilings sprayed posilion \\'/elderly lady. BABYSITTER, 12-G PM • ----------
& 2-roats $15. Roy 847-13:"i8. Lit!' hotJ!!ekreping. Liv-in . Mon-Fri. Start TMMED. ELECTRONICS SUPPLY
SALARY OPEN "" "782 C 0 U N T E R SALESr>tAN .
Missile Systems D iv.
ATlANTIC •642--9'j75• --HOUSES, dock5, boats flag-Local Ref's exchanged. Call · . ..-o
polt>s. anything_ ever).thing ,•~'"-="-"--~-----Bunking II W, Wright Co., .1770 New-
IR.!(11 Flor1dii St,
IS1a11g L!Hlfl
l!unlinglon Be11ch
Part-time Re staur ant
Buslloy, ge.ncr;i l duhes.
ply In person only.
Sher, 10039 Adams. H.B. ' i GRO\VN fluffy gray cal. i l)lue collar w/hell. Named
' "Smokf'y." Vicinity ol CJ\t
I Library, 54~2462 Babvsltting 6550 Gardening 6680 rensonably painted .• ~or~ KIND and gen1Jr nur!lf' * COMMERCIAL port Blvd .. C.M
estimate 646-9752. desjr{'!! privote duty hornr TELLER Expe:rt Typist
ho · I j F 'd A I I fl1ail ord exp, bondable.
RESEARCH PART tln1r lady SPA A
TENDANT for v a ca ! l o
!'t"J)lllCf'n1r.11t. Call { 71
5-lS-2211 E.xl. 780. : ~CEYS Found on beach vie. 't L~land & Balboa. Inquire ;,_at lront counter, Dally
:t Pilol, 2ru Ba'boa, N.B.
l t.AOIES prescr1p1inn
'"glasses. ~ Bucknell, C.r.t. (,,...,.,,
-btRL'S Bicycle. F'ound in J~ Ne\\'J!Orl \Vest Area. ,r !>;2-""'
•if'OUNO girl'1 bike 1n Lido :1: r~e area. :1: 673-5148
;i "OUND-Poodlt. vie Tustin & i~On.iveniry, c .r.t. ,1 ........ , ;;.,· =========:I j ~ost 6401
: ,.LTPPER · • No. 788' ! 2)
t\~IU1.rles of blur. \Vltnoul sail.
::·Appro)(. 10 r1A.Vll l!go. .·.; * 67' .... 3859 ,. ·1-~~~,--,-,--;oc:-:-:: :.tJ,LACK 8-· Ian Gr rm
:;~p. chot\<' t haln /neft t'QI·
~~r. no ta1:s. "Nero." ·~1710
QUALIFIED Mature \\'Oman
wishe1' To hAbysit wklY, in
my hornr. M('sa Verde Area.
;i&-706'.
VERY RPliable morher ol 2
would like to babysit by
hour or day. f>No(fr infants,
5.1>-0223
\\'ILL Babysit mtchers child
in my home. Baker Ir
Fairview area 54tHJ04-0.
N IT E S-GEN'll..E CARE
FOR \'OUR CHILD. ca.ti
642-3289.
CHILD CARE
P.ty Horne. Infant • 4 Y'f"I.
S.A, Civic ·Center area. ,.,...,.
RESPONSIBLE high .5ChciC..
ii:irl will baby sit. Nt'wpor1
Heights area. 642-0022
WANTED: ClllLDREN TO
BAAYSIT lN MY HOME.
WKDYS. ~I.
\V01\1AN w/2 young children
\\'iiihes to c11re for Child,
21,y-5. ~5271.
WORKERS Available: Any PAINTING, int & r;.: t • or 1::p1la . N ght or day ,xp , pp y n per:so11 !>46-7l31.
lllghest quality for low1.'1il shift. Exp. Refs. 549-1463 Newport Netional
ki.nd ot \\'Ork, anytime, · f 1 J h B k EXPER'D .. r.taluff, femalf' price~ rtt es . o n, HSKPG: Penn. po1ilion In In Cl{'aning. lawn work. paint-0A7 'I~ s · • Pt ti NB lo AMillt front medical of-.,.. ..., "°• mothe.rle11s home vie Uu:runa, uperior "" act'n a. . . int etc. Efficient, reliable, ,C,~~""'------fice Ph· 6'1&4461
CORPORATION
_ ,, Divi!lion of lhf'
Susquehanna Corp,
S7..50 hr. Ask lo:-John or PftONE the rest -then phone Cdr.1. Exch refs. 494-1836 BARMAID • Days MAVER· ,:.;::.;,"-'-''--~$6~5~0-'-·----
Nicholas 646-0075. plhe· ~st:L_Jo~~~ ~nd~_!1 1\1GT. Bch. rentals. \Vntr. ICK Before 6 pm, 1728 New. SECRETARY. C11ll tor11ine, Equal OJ1por1unity rmriloyrr
AL'S CARDENING ainting. teen~. "" '-"• summer, exp, mature cple, port Blvd., CM . Insured. 548-5325 Westc.lilt Per:wnnel Agency, f('tl' Gardening .l sm8U land-ref. 6i3-97S8 {Wllr.on/. * BEAUTY ""A~ We:stclill Dr., Nowpor1 J\.1rAdamii Paintlrn: Serv. 1 1 OPERATORS * ~ acaping services cal) 540-5198 1 "" S I t ousec eanlng 8'•ch, rA~ 2770. nter. Ir "'"'ter. pecia ra!ts T -•-'"" -''h cl ~ Serving Ne\\'J>Ott, CdM, Cos-ur,..,..y or Thul'Mfay Hair lh.r• t .,.., le-ntele
ta Mesa, Dove.r Shores, on ap!s. 64&-3645 for $18. 642-0138 65% comm, pd . vac. or FAT & UGL Y77?
WestcllU, METICULOUS PAINT. Jobs--M9n-:Y/om. ffOO ~ r""or "'i ~ 7.~.:...~ It you are,-tie probably can't
J. W. ROBINSON
e NEWPORT" BEACH e
Has openln;:: lor
lull lime
AL'S Land · T BLUE CHIP STAMPS. INS. '"""' ""' ·~'''"~"' UM' yOtJ sea.ping. ree crew C<JI. atudenta. lnt~t l iiiiiiiii..,-., ..... 'K ____ • .,.-... ,.-..,-foH. req'd, Apply in pe:reon CALIF: CASTING CO. e LIQUOR SALES • re.moval. Yard remodelin1. Hair W-' 3305 N_,_,,_,. Trash hauling lot le hoL1Se1. Exp. Docks. 67>!>812 ,.... A Better Position "'"• " .. _ • .b continuln& !ti 1earch In
»-.;. ••mid;_ ,;.ll66anup.Bl -~·,;:•;..· '-N,,.B'=.~==---1 nw. ...... Co for II ft11eh. or Apply ln gie~ pn1 ·~~-<O~ ·-* PAPERHANGER * T ----,.-. v b ""' "WN G nl ,.._ u-n1ied Authority, ~-•"°" J ... BOX BOYS . • . types for work In mac. mo. ... -el"!IOn:nel ""'",.t. '-"' & a en ._....re, ~oe>-uw. .-.-~ •IF Openings"°" for F'all. Mu11t delini. 1V comrnl'i, I: tnd. • 2t!'ash~ 1.s~,i. N.B.
beautification, weeding & lttstructor. 646-2449 be avail. morning, wkdayi. films. Great Pfl)', fll time, F,q\1'1 OJ>pol'tunity, employer
cleanup by coil""e student$. PROFESSION'L. -,,, ..l: <i l't u-0• • u--•~·•y I• _,. I -"'7~' -c• II B n "" ~ '"" • 11 ""' ~ " We U'I! cl lent ,_...., no ee. KITCHEN llelp ·w a n I e fl ,
PAINTER To work
tline, pain!ini: Jrurloc, nig
!.: "'k. 1ind~. B 0 A '
TRANSIT 546-7172.
POLICE OFFICER
I RESERVE I
-CITY OF -
NEWPORT BEACH
$3.09-$3.76 per. hr.
Rl'QUirements: 21-42 yrs
agl', Uniled State11 ~ilii~ ,
ltS. gl'ad,, valid Cal if. d
ers l!t.Tn!le, 20/30 uncorr
ed vi11ion, 1nln!mum heir I
!i'9", 1:i0 Jbie. .... ~ . ....,,,... '""'· a na 1'0!!. exp. pa.perhang111g: &: pain-uz ~Dlill.f . ,,,_,.,.,A""" pereon. Richard'• Lido Mkt. Not a •chool. European bar.kg round ,
GARDENING SERVICE lin.g. from Englnnrl. 968-7461 r-,,!: tf:.:..;, ~:'j/,.,,"= 3411 Via Lido, N.8. f REE W11ltrell!IC~ sl110, ovnr 21. \Vrlttcn le~I 6::'.0 pn\ St'plf'i Experie~~apane!!e INT .t E)(t, Painli~. Local l h""' 146-111 e e BUSBOYS TV SCREEN TEST 642...J.170. bf>r-9th, 1970, App\icatl
r{'f'.s, lic'd. iM .. frt'<' e11L J :;~:::::::::::::::::;~=I ~pllcalions oow bring PH: (714) 835-8282 l ~ei-i'TLIB"-R~A~R=Y"C~L~E=R~K,-1 for ihe 1est may hr n111dr ,
EXP. Jap11.1le!e Gardener
Gen. cleanup. J.laullng trees.
r.talnl . yard 646--0619
"'eedmg & Yard Clr.11.11u11
College Student • Ve r y
~uon&.ble Rares. 646--67'5
Call Chuck, 64:;....oRW. taken fl:lr FaU It \Vioter JO AM io 6 PM ro1111u1lng P1·111onnrl, J.'
COLI.EGE Stu<knts, 3 Yf'll schedul~s. Mu.«! ~ JR or t'emale J'BX for 1UV1wcr!ng Ten mo·~. po1'lllon . Know-Nt:WIJtJrl R l v d , Nf'"'JlO
f?Xper . No drinking. Bill llr ObilifieS ovtr. Apply after 3 p.m. servicr.. T\\'O l!hlflll avail. 1'1tlg~ of Dt•wry Ofi:intal Breach, CaJUorn~a !}2660 !ll
Sieve. 5-18-4549. CJfllimife() The F ive Crowns i:JO..CPM Ir 3-ll p M . Sy1t,.m. Two yrs, library 613-66:1:1. * PAPERHANGING Restaur•nt 64.6--8000 clerical "XJltr, n.s. anad. :~ lost in Bluff~. Belge
i~moyed puppy. If found
.~'11 6«--0562 Reward Brick, Maaonry,
.l.t.l.A JAPANESE Cardf'nlna
etc -Sttvice. Neat work. Clu.ri:up
&: PAINTING. *" 968-2425 agency lllOI E, Pacific C.O.st Hwy. Apply: Clusi1itd Pet80nneJ'l·C,--l-rff-r~l-n"'R-H"'l"""E-st"o°'te-j
TRISH HOPKINS Corona ~I Mu. No pb, calls =~~ ~~!ri!.1 ~1601 16th St., Newport Opening& ror youni:: rnen \lo'
: ST: Black male cal. Vk-. i. dW8Y Ir Westminsltr, • :Ca&ta 1'11esa. 646-6181.
)'d. in.atilt. 968--2303.
BLOCKWALLS .Plant..-PR. C It y ~ C I Hog. Drlwwl.)'I. S\dt.walka omp • • ar9 are • sr M/CockBpoo p u P .
: ewport Pier. Rt ward! !. -4028 M0--9TIO l~\:t 23!
!i.osr U: c:dP.t VALUARt.•:
i-kEYS In lt'atlll'r holder.
fi42--98S2 mom. or ~l". JB:\ ~
BRICK * BLOCK * STONE Gat'lknlna: La.nd cleanups,
By the l'lour, alter S:M ~1r gys. roto--cemcn1
f,4)..19'8 • 6Q--Ol;ll ~'Ol'tt. C.D. YIU'ICey, ~
6.190 l ),•_.,_w_•"'=· ~"'~-'"-"~...,,.-= 1 Carpentering
~-LK/\\.1IT F'O;\ Trrr\rr, AnJ
~~~ "Snonpy" V11·. Al111>ama. REPAIRS* AL11.:RATION!\
•l1B. RP\\'8nf. !l.'lG-:W.1 t CABINETS. A"'i 1iV' job
f fu mallrr wh11t It is, }"0\11 ~=='~'~y~n~•~X~P',.:.;,"_5<3-<c;:,~71..;,;3~ l.n Rll Jt w1th a DAILY GEN. Repair, add, cab.
\"DAILY PILOT WANT AD . Fortnica. pa~Ung mulHt.
Olll S.2$8 8r cha.rtr I! Anythinr! Dick. 673-44~
C\lt Ir: &lge Lawn
Malnlcn1'n~. LI 'd, Insured ~"114. I
CLEAN UP SP ' ALI~
N~ tent.'f' 1.-rtr111h ndrt
jobil. Rta.t. M.~ ~
ROT().TILLING. ntw law
trnes & 11\t\..b1 rt'moved.
Re1UI , Frtt e•I. S..-.'"f.l2C
Pilch, Plastering,
Ropolr -'* PATCH PLASl'ERING
All typet. }"'tee estimates
Call~
Plumbing
MOMF: RF.PAIRS
Pl11mhlnr-eli'CI rtcal
S7.50 llr.
li~2-2"/"jS (If 642.l)."l)6
6890
PLUMBING REPAIR
No job loo 1mill
• &42-311' •
48& ' CARRIER 'I1le COtt.lp Ooffec 'Shop 582 ' Ing to work and w11nlln;: E, 17th, Suite 22C C.M. '1·"1Jth St..C.M. • Min19•m•nt Con1ult•nt mllke 11. mlntmum ol SI .
642-1470 BOYS . · ~ ~1111~ company per month. NEED NOT B
FOOD P'Np. imWe. "': ~lthlng locnl finn& i11 LICENSED to apJ1ly. S
• ACCOUNTS PAYABLE * WANTED.· time, l :JG.6!00, ~ dJ.}'i'.. 11 II IMldnC 1~11tul m•~ p~1n availablt Jor * CLOU< * owr: Sl.fit hr '° •ta.rt mtnt .\ taleA extt\JtlVe.t u licef\M'd. F.xcelltnl tnlnl
Po'8.n1f'd for re"°'1. ~. per for u.... ~1216. a.:>clate.. Cotltge. gOt>rl p~. cAn earn WJ\
mo. Hotel exper l tnee DAILY PILOT Ni 1 It t bill! CAl '.\40-89-14 dtsimble. \\'rite! Box M-GTR.L To hf'lp ln Motel clear... c i ""x'i '~ 1 Y ,~-)'OU lrarn. I . a i...,. SAWl'dllY' A Sundayi qu red, n1 oppl y or h i;h ask for tile 1ol11naitr. 20'17 Daily Pilot, N.B. Dan• Point, San Juan ~2431 lncomr, Presl:lt:c ctln'f'r,
*AL l ·AR 0 UN D* Cftplstnno ah:! 71t: 64.J-1707 bf'I"' 7 10 ll
*
C 0 0 K* C11plsll"lln11 Bt11ch. _,GENERAL HELP.. r.:'°n on ~1ondtl)I; 7 to 10 AM •---
Contaci Mr. Stay 111 11: .. 25 h T ·• r,(11")(1 pa)', MtHdy r1npJoy. ~· an our i;•~""""~'~~~·~Y~· ,--,,---,~
men1. Apply: llOTEL. LA· DAILY PILOT Le. ,.xpand, chain, n or f!I IT'S Beach house time, Big·
GUNA, to the Chef, 425 s. San Clf!:mtt'lle otflce timP ~elp tor u.les •f..SL ~ psl Aeltctlon. .,.,, -£M. \ht lio5i1ili:L-:ldiii1nei0Ci1:l. "1:!iiiii.<CM:iiim~I
COii.at Hwy,, l...q\lna Beach , MS N, El Camino Real Y&-3$, 6 nio's 1'1!5dcy req"d, DAlt.Y Ptt.01' Ou•Uled )'OW' 1d \hen aJt back and
t!M-llSt t92-4420 Call Mr. Nel.t0n !l'.6.28"73 11ectlon now! llrtl!n 1o' the phone rtnct --------·
I
I
ESI'ATE, OPEN-
FOR Q U ALTf'IED
~AN. Excclltn !
~ ac:heduif' phlj
l'Jl.D.)' boni.a benef!t.s -Ask
... Mr. Sny<Wr or ~rs. Joy ~L\TED BROKER.5
~VICE. 2Jm \\' Balbo.M
81\'d .. N.B. or call 673-366.'I: •ea 642-ZJ."i.1
Rt.fitJ Cook. 1.VN ~· :~kttper. Bay\ lf'w C'r111·
-~escent HoMp, 20~(1 Thurin, <:;M. &1>35115.
fti'&r fry c.-ook Siii.rt SIOO
~k. Thr CvHll..llf' Coffet'
~· 562 \\'. 1!1111 sr. cr.1
RJ;TAIL Sales CJcrk, rnalr, 6..
da,)' "k. Sat, S11n, 1'1(JJ11~
....,. 00-tlll. a.1.k for Phll
RfinRED !I.tao for malr~
lfJ'lanl:T .r. handy r11an11 ,ob. '6rpatl recrcaHoo rlub A!Jl(I,
~an.ire lady 2 day" a
~k Ov.·n lran.spoM11tton ~l83 Pat'1f1r S a n d s
Cabana Club
;Reuben E, Lee
1·
Now Interviewi ng ,,
'Nlt;iht Busboys
t & Dlshwa1hers
SALES
P/Time Mens Cloth·
Ing. Exp. P referred.
M • n y employff
IMnefits.
Apply In per•on
90».1,30
Robert Hall Clothes
1601 Newport Blvd.
Costa Mes•, C•llf.
SALES \\.'/Slim · Cym, you·
c:an rarn v.·ha.t yo u ·r~
11•orth! Ca.II Milt)' Lou Cood,
968-2416 or 543-8329
SA LE SWO MA N F.x·
p e r Ir need. -1u1 1 linll',
Intimate appaf'l'I ~hop. Call
61~1711 for appou1tn1enl.
SALES tra.tntt·Stock. Alen.
!!harp. Full timr. Apply
l\.1-F . J()..4, 1l TO\.\'O & Coun-
11') , Ora ng1•
Salcs EA.RN ,\10SE\' Good
\\'Ofklllg rood1t1011.~. flexible
hrli. Cstr lll'C'. Conim +
bonus. 51:i..IK:1\, ;,.[,.-4-H;)
SA LESl..ADY, Thorou.ichly
f').ptor ., !or ladf.-1'
re&d)'-IO-\.\'f'ar. 'rop iial lor
quai pc>rson. 49-1-3458 eve,.
SALES \\/Ori1AN "'anted. f'X·
pt'r1er1c:f'd . 819 \V. J!)th St ,
c~ra t.1< ... a .
SCHOOL CROSSING
-GUARD-
CITY OF
NEWPORT BEACH
Jok--IMn, Wom. 7100
T £ L EPJIONE ()ptra IOf"ll,
"C't'k~nd lihltt i 30.AJ.1 10
3: 30 PJ\1, 2'l8 rore11. LA&.
ll<h.
STUDENTS, 11 yn A up to
sell caody Mo.kl' rood
money in •Pl:U"I Unte and
he.Ip needy schoOI. No cu.ll
requit"f'd. C.JJ ti-42-®.t. 9AM
10 5PM I s.1. 'Ill noon.
* TELEPHONET
\Vnmen for f'Vt wurk , S-9
PM. our olll<"r on Balho1
Island, M10uN' 111peaki11g
VOiCE'. APlll'OI( $2'.i. wk. Ph:
67:>-4r>7:i betwn. 3 &-6 PM .
Telepliont> Solic1ton
Charil.y 11ppr11.J. P111d weekly
Apply: 3:5 N. Broadw1y
Rm. 410. Santa AM.
e TRANSCRIBER
D<iy tiouf5, lull tlmr. Know.
ledge of )·I'll)' lrrminol<>K)'
and atturalf' 1yp1n1t. 1'::Xpcr.
leoce N'CC'Ssar'}
Huntington
lntercommunity Hasp.
Apply 17777 fkach Blvd ..
lfun1 . Bch. or 1·11U 41\4J
841-7R07.
Typist With Future
to $500
Unu~ur & beautiful N.B ou.
iCf's nf 'A'Orld famed co. Ad·
vanceme111 oppor. So nted
light or rusty Sil . To11 bl'n·
a.fill!. Call Miu EhUlbtlh,
5~17.0122, Abl11:ail Abbot Pf'r·
110nrll!'t Agenc.-y. 230 W. \\'ar.
Of'r, Suile 21 1. Santa Ana .
UPHOl.STERF.R'S HELPER
Apply in penon. Johansen &·
ChriMlenlM!ii 898 We~1 J6th
SI. C.'.\I.
• APPLY • 8' kl 1:,1 E_ COAST H\\')', Stl.OO l•wee 'f • WAITRESS •
Er.ror1 1•h1ldrPn acrOl'il'I ha7· :"'"cN_f~_1_cro __ R_T_R_F:_A_O_I --1 111'C'IOU!t 11l1f'r&e<"ljon!I beforr
RH1aurant & a11er ~1·hool. and dunni.: • El>iJll'nrnrrrl
• ~'ull T1mr
COCO'S
Fashion ldand
• INTt:nvr~~'!Nt: •
BUSBOYS
DISHWASHERS
.... APPLY IN PERSON
*}1'1 f1111h11111 Island, N.l:t
R~ifAURANT -No1v Inking
'f'PBcation~ for •COOKS •
/\.,ply, C'.olony Kilchrn, 3211
lb fhnr BJvil, C rit
•RN OR •LVN
Relief mainl) w1•ekr11tl1. 11·
7::11 A'.\I Rhil!. Ph. 6"6-1624.
RN far Dr's OffiC.-
Top aalary 646-.1003
~--ency !or Career Girls
110 \V. Coaat Hwy . N.B.
By apJIOin1. &t&.3939
A_ ------
S.tAANrS SURPLUS
'Now Interviewing
SALESMEN
lunch pe riod. Observe .1nd
rrport m1oor infra(·tion11. oh.
~""'"" ar.1 f'f'Pol'I tlrivinl.! \·i-
olat1on~. Split 11h1!1 for lhn'f'
JM'rKKls a day, live d1ys 1
"N'k,
Appl1ra t1011~ may br ()b1:1ln.
I'd !rum Per..onllf"I, 1300
J\'f'1< 1)()r1 Blvd., Nr~;port
Hr11rh. C>illlomi.11 9'l660 ! 7141
lii3.663.~ 11111/ n1us1 be filed
by ;, pm Septernber 9th, 1910.
e SECRETARY e
for busy olfic:r. Top skills,
abllhy to r11ee1 pllblic \\'l!h
1•11.~r. Challen.icin!i;, 111u·re~t
ln~ po~itlon. Banking l'Xperi.
• Prrnlftl)l"Ut
Apply In f""rllllll Olli)'
THE RIGGER
;..:n. lti flll!ill(ln hslar1d
Newport &ach
**WAITRESSES
URGENTLY NEEDED
f'Ul.L TIMF.
Plr111~ Appl y e SURf & SIRLOIN t
~tJ30 \\'. Const lh1y,
Newporl Bc·uch
1•11c1" prt'lrrred. \\'AITRI::SSES 21 or ovrr.
f o111art t.1anager 6(2<\111 lunch&· dln~r. exper. prel.
SERVICE STATION llu't ont rrq, Apply bet 3 &
_MANAGER -;, p.1tt. r.1un.-Sat, Vill11gr
Inn, Ei96 S Ccwuu H'A'Y, 1.8·
SAN CLEMENTE K1111& Bf':11ch 494-7770
Xltil :<11\11.1). Days. Nn prcv· WAITRESS, ExpericllCl'd lor
IOU! rxperiencp re<fd bol 11 German nrs~unnl. !'1 to 10
\1'01,tld b(' helpful. \\'I' tnun. PM. lliE Bf:Rl.INt:H l:i582
Oltll"r mf'n OK. No lubr or Belich Blvd. Hunt. Reh.
tlrr rt'pll lr. (ll.1u~t ht nr111 and Town & Country. Apply ln
tlr fJ"orli1hlr Pald bf'oefils. person.
l\'nlr hll' appl1cilhon. Box \\'AITllf=:cs:-;7·.-">7;,c,.,c-c,-. •re.:-:,
l\t-IB'IJ Thr DililY Pilo1, N.~. lun1•hl'~ only, 11-3. Apply in
8ERVTCE !"ta. Pu1np Isl. al· pt>rson. 0111 ft r u 1 ~ f' I~
r••ndrini F.xp'd prefd Ovr.r H'""luuninr. 2007 So Coo111
:!(). 1801 E. Cou11t l-111·y al llli('h\.\'ay. l.11::'\l!UI Rto&rh
1:011rrnrnd, Curon11 drl ~111r. i 'ANTl::i)"(;p/d1shwash"m
(i77i-Of1~'.l. J\'nn position avail. Ph.>ti~
conract 111anai.:t•r &l&ch
SER\llCB Station A!lendanl, Hou~f' ~nn, 497-1188
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
fumltur. IOOO --17 PC, KING SIZE
IE I) ROOM
l.t'l:e ! cin"-r ~r. miJ',
ror. 2 bedaideo •tandl. h.111:
.tie hH.dboie.rd, tra.me, quilt.
~ maltftss, atieetl blanlc.
eta. e1c. •
Cholct ol 5pl.n~h
or J\1odf'rn Style
ALL FOR $2A9
No doy,·n pmtl;. only S9 mn.
WELIC'S WAREHOUSE
600 W. 4th SL, Sa.nta Ana
Daily S-9 Sat 9-6 Sun 11~
·---------------------·-·----·----·
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Furn ltu~ IOOO
MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE SALE AND TRADE ---··# -----G•r•t• S•I• I022 Pianos & Ort'N 1110 Mlsc11l1n.ou1 l600
MERCHANDISE FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Mi,c:ellaneous 1600
12l OVER·5tulfrd Ch 11 r -E:XECVTIVE GA RAG t: "ONE ONLY" SAl..E ~•,tr c-"" PrU< ••·•• IH-0-u---.,-------N u--.a ""' ... .,....,, :Sc. cunung down! :r-.1u11:1 ll.awllQn type I ~ f'Kh SALE-Quality 1 u R r: I. It· ewp • OSM:'ll ngulahon pool tablf! "'ilh s.eU betiutllul i:old hha;
____ •_•_t~u2_1_•____ artist! pe.intuigs, rollN:t:On IAN all accc&IOrJe!, flawless carpets 11' 11··x21'3'', £.'<Isl
Offlct ~u,.;,l"ture IOIO •1enu. chiM, glauwatt. Deconltor Spine, •••.•• Sl99 condillOn. Onarnal e o st $242, l1kr fl(t\.\ SOO 11·,,,11· $!".O
cook books. muic household Nt:w KlMBALL Conaol:e $699 $1500. Mo vi n i, mu.st O.rk citron hi.low ta·:i.:10·,
A J<'hc.iol 1t u PP 11C'1. KIMBAU.. Grand •••••• r7!6 ~crlflcf tor $950 CB.Sh. Mk 10" $30. Gold r1rapcs, hkr
aq1JMrii,11n, lool<-RO 1 h ORGANS for Ou.1t'lc Trapp 540-9100. l"ll"w for 1·9' "u1dow & 1·18' ·~ coati, &lzt <14 : nlOMAS Orran • •· ·· • $179 or artrr 9:00 P?ot. 545.-7004 window. Va I 11 n c r 5 &.
lllltgator ~t!Ot's. aU colon, HAMMOND Chord "A·I" $299 . travel'lle rodx t11C. t.fakr of·
Ill:.«" 16-D; cu."1nm red itillf HAMMOND 93 •. , , . , $1995 R_UMr.tA<:_:E and Anliq, ur •u·"· silt' 40. never worn. Sale I0-;;1, Aug. :lli-29. \\ar· fer! Mu.'>t t'Olnl" down llOOn.
area. ~,-OC:K MARKt.'T INVEST-hxludeR bench delivery Ir. ren 1'illgneV1lx ~nier, 1714 a57-4S4,c9~· =------
t.tc t.fahan Dl....._ ORS SVPPLIES t'L<COrd &. wiui'il.nly ' f.fa.ny other Newpo11, Sponsored ,by DECORAT()R hluck t"lf'Ctnc
Refln'd 34JdlO v.'OOtl ri~,
$69.50 • Rrlin'd .. 'OOd arm
rotary cliairl, $29.50 • "'" hAve II~ large11t flt'if'ction
of ul'tf'd otrlre f\lrn Jn tills
1800 Ncwporl Blvtl. rtift"T't'OC(· book.~. ~ 101. k &rgains. : • ' P I y n1 o u 1 h Congregation. \11jl! 1·!01"!.. J n1111rhit~
6'12·8400 guil;leit, n1i,;c offiCt' sui)pl\ell, .r.tUST BE SEEN! al Church. 7.CKl!a i· /lll"!un•s S:lj, t\ini::-
--phoLn cupy n111ch11lf'. yr. old • ALSO • rc>EoLcToA-·b.·-,n-d~-.~-w-o&-dc,.=111 O'Jiiwn l"'"Pr n1011rr S1fl
MUST SELL Office Equipment IOl1 PXt'<'. (l!fll'" ~urn, '.llAA YAMAllA • Kl~lBALI. JJl'f's.~. stands &: moton t!'l:i r1nl'a1,ple S:Jll'n1 11'.ln bell .
OVER STOCKED ·rll11l1n Av1·, (.:.1\1. I' h : • TllOMAS t'll, l'OS1 ll('W $170 I'll. 4·· belt ('O tn p I I' I(' s:n ~np!e Twina $'19.95, )j'uli.; $59.9:J, lBJ\1 Sc-l<!tcrlr ly 1K'writrr, , 1•5911 1 ood bt1Chl'Jo1· t'hf'ld 110 >1,1~, •.,M ... .,.... L"OHL"R • CAMl'A".LL i;arn <'I' on ". rn sland \.\'/ .. Queena $89.95. Kings $119.95, ..,.,.,. <174 E. 17th St., Suitr z,. ~ ... ti>1't)(!I' !flble. 2 til'r $10 JO !5!1
T\\'ln Sil.{' l-leadboa.rd! ST.9!"1, 103, C.J\1. 642-8192. EVERY1'HING Coi•s fro1n COAST MUSIC 1no1or $35, 30" ,square rattan hikl' SJO. ~JO l:iil:tlp.;4,
T
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Se bitchclor rondo. J\1ust move NE\\IPOr:r It HARBOR cornt'r table S25. a4&-7842 '· ru If' ls S89.9&, Rolla· e IRJ\t S!d Eler typewriler b M C .,, Eastululf &H--0::1;,, "-·'· 1299 c• d' ou! Y ·on. ouch s,.,, Costa Ale&a. • 6<12-2851 l.IVING Roorn furnitu,.,. ------""llY '"-"UB, • <1 ..... tu IO J\1ocJel llC. $225 675--0120, <'ll•ir s·, TV "I"-,-·-I• 9 C'U Vt. KrlVll\dlnr N?fr1a ,, "-189 9· · · -., "' '"" v""" A1"'. 11-. Only l"" M.Sat L·,.,, __ OI"'" "ft'-". Wh-1 " .....,ur,...,a . .J, &nk bc>ds ~16 Iris. OIM . •-'• \Vu•I\•·-• •lrc-nc .... '" """ """ ""''' ....., .,..,...., ""' $ . .'1:1: llOV :c,o f;i 1 hon1
189 g;, I;==========' I """· ' ...... -, "" 1 -cha ir. Kenn1ott ~I e c tr i 1· · · · piano S.'iO, dhl bN1 spc.n'" SAVE NOW ra1l1<unr1rr S.1-l, \\'nicnn11111
SIESTA SLEEP SHOP C f R I I ••14 DUR N broom. ~t EflC'yclofl('dia:c &· 29 • •, es aur•n ...., mat!rcss $2), wAstwr & I G SUMMER book t l96:i J·tO V'1 HP i:ur l'OOll"d $150:
1927 Harbor Blvd., C?ot 1 • 3 dt • ., •·u. 11 ,,,,.11.111 tl~·r S.'11. 'J !gr-sprakl!r CLEARANCE. SALE ~r:~<'r s·i . ~ •. ~1 ° · 6V air l1<1rn Sl~; Door
64.".-77fi(J boxl's, old doctors !ICalf', We have trad~1n11, re~.1~-=co-'~'"--~---rhLmf'~ $3: l)K\\' rni;: r11.r1 1 ~155 Cit. Hwy, Dana Pt. rf'I. 1-8' S.S. t ook la bll" Honda Mororcyrles & parts, rent returns " noor models 2~" GIRl.S Sch\.\ inn b1kf' $30 : ~I. S1n\('& en.i: 11 a rt s -49G-455 \.\/relr!g c."Omp't '1 ulcn1>1I 26.. 3 pd • _36-"!!\'J 2 rack & i;ink. 1 • 4 ft botllr n1ueh llllM:'. Makr offc>r. of !'\'ery nlOdf'I llarnmontl \\on1ans . Ji Sc.'h\.\·111n ~ ., ~·
bo ~~17-11218 Organ. Buy now l: re~ivc fa'.~ S~: 2 ~tainlrss •ste;i 40" ELECTRIC rdu<>r , \• •·
20 PC. "MADl<ID"
3 ROOM GROUP
FROf.t ?o10DEL HOMES
Includes: Quilted &Ola I:
<!hair, 2 end tables & roUee
tabl.-, 2 lamps, dresser. mir-
ror. headboo.td, quilted box
aprlngll It mattress. 5 flC
dining room; table I< 4 hi-
back chair~.
CQMJlARJ:: AT $749.95
$399
No down Pmts. Only SJ6 mo
WELK'S WAREHOUSE
600 W. 4th St., Santa Ana
F.LEGANT King·s z
Modi1/Bd1m, SI m 1n o ns
lllll1n bf'<l. vl"Jv('t sprearl.
hneflft. pair 01 twin IM"ds.
hradboardi:. 8 r 11 ! wood
rocker, aln10~1 n e" . V i e·
tor1an dre!!.~r. larnps, pie·
lures. Lanr rnd ltlblr.
D1r1lyrro !lutw;irr, f) Ill
Limoge~ China. $a('flhCf',
817-50ti6
,\ifUST Sf'!l-S~nillh !'.Il'd1Crr-
r11nean king l'lize brm /Jl't, II'
vf'll't'I !!Ola & lovt'.'«'a!. 1!0f·
lt>e tabJ(' & matchinc rom-
n1ode, 1?1tmf' set, black
Naug. dpn fum, pictures.
lamp~, r!r. All lrAA than 4
nln o!rl. Pvr ply Of'~p!'rnte ~
Plea.'IE' call l!2fi..76fill
l1JRNITURE retumctl from
dll!play studiel!, modt>I IJom.
e11. dccorafon1 cancellation.
5ip11.nish tr it~literranean
R D FURNITURE
1144 Newport 81., C.M.
<!Vl'l'Y nite '"I 9
\\1ed., Sat. &: Sun. 'Iii Ii
r.10VING . "fu~t i.rlJ 1h1s
"·ttkf'nd: 9' rggshell t'Ollch.
twin box spring~ & 1n11t·
lr,!1 11, lamp ~. bra1'
ru~tom-tn~dl" chain link fir"
scrcrn ;,(]", uph. arn1chair.
rha1M IQungr , n1~. deck
lurtHturi·. t-1!'. 4~-286.t
$$CASH$$
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Ho111..-fi1I 01 I re.
642 4558
1-, 11111 3. M'll t'On1. ~ lou ve1i'd \\lrxlo11 I • R~a;;onflblf' 5"1""-24!>1 af1 ti GARAGI-: SALj,; -1natt"rnity, <!xtra discouru ·s ;,: con1h1 ion. 1·!1•:in SJ:1 Go lf
bnby & toddl<!r rhings; ap.. HAMr.10No r.;arult' head. x!n'. c."Ond .,;JO; hlig, S 1n1ns. 1 wootb, 4 n(-1'1
G•r•g• Sale 8022 pl 1a1'1l't's, bed s pre 11. d 1 , 111 CORONA DEL ~1AR F.J Toro mast $:"1. :-i48--0T .... 1. balls $2."1 Con1b1nat1on i;ahn> ."-:...;~:...;:.:::::_ ___ cc:;: d~.i.>s, EJighsh ndini: halll, 28,;4 E. Coast H'A')', 673-893{[ PORTABLE ORGAN s;111 . s:1ndf'r. 3/~" flr•rl1
fNDU~RIAL GA rt ft. G E p It: turf' 11 . I am p 1, Open Mon & F ri r.ve.q, Brand TIE'11', boxf'CI, used $12.:i!J. m1.,\ f>~1·1 flt", l:~I
SAI.&-fri. Sal I· Sun. Aui.:. 1~g11, Sthchery. Ha111 & wigll. HAM?.tOND Organ w/perc. =~Includes ~nrh. music 64j..()2~9
'.ffl1h, 29rh t. JOth. HJ am·4 Rath ac.-re&-1. JewPlry. Tap w•-•nly s~". "•• pi·o-·. · N"ARL\' '' ~""' 1• "'--' Xl.Nl s:i:1 r. 11<'11' stnvf'. D1n1n;:
Pl\! 1'1 n tor !;f'twra101·J1, & bal!el lihoe~. Boy scout r)lllde in USA. wal .. all rx· i:-amr 1ahlr ,'C: 1 upholsTrrt'rl vnlvP~. tlee1ronic ('(}Uip, vac. clothe! & books. Chl"mtstry tras. 15 yr wiuni.nty $499. ;.i!l-."i!19:i chairs, P.\erllcnl c."Onditiori.
uum tubcli, cha in hoifil, t"nm. !K't, lnlant car S<?at, miS<!. GOULD ~1USJC CO :I.°'6 A Por:sch~ bun1pt'r, Pnr-I.awn rno\.\'f'r. 69~ Darrell p1"t'~sor, huruhni.: machfnf', Sat/Sun. ll69 Augw;!a St. Si~ 191 t ' i111 Delight! Nevf'r be<!n ding. 64G-3401 aft it PM onl,Y
gauiiC~, r!r . S!lll \\'. l~!h SL, CM . 5'i7-9116. ror1 No. M11in, S.A. M $7;j. Kenmore 2 sp, wash-
C1\1. G A RAG fi S A l. E : to ;)11-0il!l * er. $15,, a! is. 548-8404 aft
BDR.\1/SE.I tblonrlrf, t1111s, f'Hl-THURS! Twin 6P~I .
kit<'hl'n ~lf'JKlool, vinyl btod!t • firl' sc:reen w I all'.!· II SALE I! HIDE-A-BED. maple stools t•hr t lling1•rlnr1 !\ti SC lmns. Ct!Pst, r f' 1· or d BiJ.:" Piano & Organ Sall' trundle bed. hd rm/ sr t, hoo k IH'hi1111-crys!al-'>lond playt>r, 1tr1·~~"s Sz. ln.12. goin!: on RIGHT NO\\' al l"OUl'h, rhr, han.c;ini:; 1an1p.
\\IARD'S BALD\\'IN STUDIO chl>sl of drawcn. fRl-SAT
1819 Nr"·rort, C.~!. 642·R~M 644-4129.
11·ig • IO'A'eli>-ruJl:S·lbl/linen~. Sll!W'!I ;1, AA. ~\\' hras.
\\'0111c>n'i1 I icirl '.11 I: n1en'it Xmas lr11nnun;;s. K1tchfon
1·Joth1ni.:. 644--0317. "'lil"I" I,, f.h11r. Som'! Hems
SF.RRA Thrift Shnri. 326 11th Frf'I>. 414 C!ll'llHlioll, CdM.1-----------Hl-FAS!iJONS by (amou~
SI . II B w1U ha.YP ltwir _673-4{1:1.·, PIANO 1'lu81c · W~d1ng df'SlglK'rll all likr nf'll \\'f'rt>
111onrhJy •; prll.'t' sah•. Tuc-s,-
&11r 1~1. l.0111hl ol scho'Jol
clo1hf'~ &. bt11u t1 ful baby
I h i n I:~ Con1e 1•11.rly
9A~t-JP:\l.c· __
reeeptton~. D1nnrr pt1rties. $40 lo sso.._. no\\. ,1:;1 10 S20.
Appliances t100 Puu_in lc>s>lOns, 11.B. 2!3/ S1zf's 12-16. 2879 BaJlow Ln.
-·--436-Jl82 C.~1 .
GE \VASflER !.· OR VER. STEIN\VAV-6"-aut1ful f:hnny l'°====~-----
81'.o;t mortrl~. ~lightly used, upright. !IO yr!! w/unTiq. ~1AGNAVOX 21 " .-olor TV.
•'opPf'rlom• both f(lf $200 A·I ('Ood, \Valnu1 $12j, 21" ~·" -~·.-' • · ~tool . $j{)O. 5 I a -~1 2 ~ 0 , If _·-__ "_.u.~ 6-12-.)776. ~P prop rorary mo11-er, B &
"ORGF Aulo \.\'O<I I 1 ----------S l5 hp, S50. 64~23j8. ,. ~ , wr, a r \\'URl.lTZEP. rnnplf' spinne!l---'--------
nJOdel ~'· Norgr rlf'~ dry.~r xln1 cone!, $500. Ser a't 6 pm
$40. Unth Xln1 ton ri · ur .. 1u1ds 116 "A" 3·Uh •NB
G.E. rrfrii.:. 14 ('U II Tn11
l.ree:trr. ll'fl/h dr. $100 (ii:
lR" flllrl 't'V $1~ E ' ('flnrf.
Bo1h f<u· Sl:'IO. !a-t:J()7
CB ITTICA TC Ill. hn1nr nr
niobil, 23 Ch r \lnt ronrl ,
pa id ~230, 'a~kin1: $1:'0.
pho111' 'l!i2-&l!l2.
Arn1r Gr1nd-ri1r 111011 r r
sharprn<•r, l\kr 1w11 527;
• &16·2m .
FAi\111.Y m;1n "oulri hkr 1!'1
buy rrln .c:rn1ror. Rral!nn-
11blc>. 1rlfi.78~1tl. -----{'0\IPl.F.TE Din ':: srt. likt-
flf'll' 11atr r :<kts 11· %:'<70
vrsr Call (.;ary at ~13-;i()i!J.
AUG 30/Sf'pt I, ~krbnx
f(l r 1·ampt'r •)r 1rl1 'lO.
Go-cart $?.D. Tonkll toy~.
boy'~ clothe~. like nPw ~7. I~.
1hots. & Jot~ of n111w l!crn~.
~9-37!l0. 3066 Trinlly Dr.
CM
1117-!llJ: •. !i46-8672. . . .
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':,r.VAVING NJUOll)'. Selhng dark o.1k f1n111h brnch. $400 OUR FAMOUS
P AT I 0
:.!91h-30!h.
S AL f:?
Old round
AUG sf'!~. ri!lr1gf'rators, 49-t-'JSG:i.
frt'f'1.1•r, w11sh. 1na1~h & --~== -----
dryer. {'11·. L1<1o 111 . e PRACTICE PIANO
tnbll' & chrs. Ma11lr ,.,oh• 673-101;, XI.NT COND
lump. P1elur1•s. 1'.!J t;rn DIME-A· LINES.
c•hH il's, Old 110l11. S1n11ll ('t·-• !\IAYTAl; Sf'rvicf' ~fan, Sl5fl , * • 6.l7-:,.ill8
1n('nl n1lx<'r :~ Cll'l'l'land, has ¥.·ashl"r~. dryc>rs & mat· Teievo'so"on 8205 2 \l'ALNUT d 11 •
G rn 111 l (•!( $.~ 11 FENIJF:P. 11101 1111 11 111-mr~ C\1 rhing srt~. Bsl. .uarantce ·--------• ~-----;iJJ.11637. :!:;" !\!AGNAVOX rol Cl r •·nch. Walnul •"Offt'f> lablr r.-w haul111i;: tr11ilrr Si . BA-RGAINS GALORE ~. 2 an11que wh11r ~inglr 1 snu1h t1n1fllo r s:t :i1.1. ~ 11·e
F . A , "' N""W/U··"' •ppli·,,,., • :0:11•1111•) hai>r. 'ti'l 1_11ocll"I L:i.-'·· 1 f 'rl, :-flt t. sun rurn11\Jl'f', L "'°" ' ,,, .,.., 1·arll('~ t'!Jllljlle11· s;, l'hl'~ls S~· $; ~ 1;11".·1' 11h llf?
f .. TV1 All 'ua ran !('rd . t'll Ii n1os. S.12J. Afl G. baby fum1turr. !lrarwry a... ~ .. ~ "'""' r:ol'h ~11sy eha1r $.). Nr" 2 l.om1• i.lmrll'~ .il k· ral'h 2 1·11r Ounlap·s, 1s1:i Ne11·pon, CM _<Nv-4""" _ ·-___ _ nr. 'AHll huni;:1ni;:.\, dl"1"tlra ---wllf'rl lawn rdgrr SJ.:icl. hrad rr·~ls $1 JO 1•a t h.
· I 17'-"'.. ~'4R-nR8 21" 8 "' \\' RCA TV. l Y" 11vf' 11"m~ & 1·lo1 uni.: ,..,., Lllr.:f' "Pan~ I/fl Rank' ~i:%-1r:1
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110/ I •·-RT\. . ten1 JJ0rary $Th. &lf>.-0161 FlvL· ••n11ll I PING JIO!li: lbl. :-Olo\.\'er. \'OI , "'"' · Sran 1toor<1 ~::! f'.u·h '1 IJJ\rrcl~ r. t'I> .~urp u ,;
Tools, Off i1uppllf'a. Book~. $6.i: 9;,00 BTU Arlmir11l SllO 17" PORTABLf: TV S20 rt>dv.00tl l'hips Si IH7-81ill. i,:nodl('S f.la.ny 11r11 1tr n1~ Xn111~ dN.11r. Jr \.\'t'lry, misr ti42-41160 :!3" TV $30 1731 Sanl11 lsabl'l, F V. 1'11111 i·aSN\. l.1'11tl Cr).,lal all<'I
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__ _ _ OO TT l f $1:1. Tablf' larnp $2:1 \\'l1ill" l\l f'!:d !:tlil<' II ltl'i'"rr!
JiUITTTNliTON fi 111• h rJ u r LG COLl>.SPOT P.EFRIG t l Y.'A Strrt'O . 0 am/ 111 F:d SlO Fl
\\.IC ·r I r"dio c,-,-• l•hle 12 ''' ' ison l'l'lh . -. rr•lr1<· P..i birw l S.~. 11 <'11 ~r.; v1n1.'I Sall'' l.ook1n.i: rnr a /'OSI>· up 1-C('ll'r. " · •' ru " · k I J Sl .s· •• ,,,,,,,. '.A·r·u··· -·~1h 10-1:.0 .. • 1).11)..7820 ~u~pendrd SJlf'llkt'r~. Nf'll' llPll'll llpplilrll'!'S lo ) 111•• s:i l'afh~ llr1111rl 111'\<J ,,.. .. " Collel'ro1"s fll!l )>(ln jui·s $1
• 4091 •1 · St ll ----for $47j Silcr1fll-e s·ri0 h1<nd·e1'0«lw!t•d a!i.:ll r111 $~(). . "orn1nr.: · ~r r .. K~:NMUHE \\1;1sllt•r S4~. GE t)4G..()86:l · · · -· · 1•arh. Toy! ."JC tn $1. Tat•h• NAugiihyrlt• ~i(k· ,l'1tnl 1llP>.:•
·"·c"c·--------~ I ('IP(' dryl'f S3i Aolh Xlnl ----------l 1nrn.~ 2."K·. s:t Curtain.~ ~J(l(· I -U11l \.\'Ul'•'ll t ll Ii I {' l' \fl 11 0 RIG l.awn Sl.111"! Jlun11.'1t1ade cond. 847-1111:\ '.'l'lli-3!72. Sporting Goods 8500 pu1r. Curtau1 rods~<· lo SJ. h"d,;p1·e111I nt•w $1:1 f'n!'li.
candles. '64 VW, 1111st• Silt Rc"F"l"IGF.RATOR s 1 Cornier hoxe~ II · 12. Coll r~ ~ • • r r v e POOL TABLE Dun! llrd s prrud s.~. onty 173!'!1 t\l'i'lSOn J.n IW. $2:1; Chf'sl fn.'1"1.er $25. rar1 S~>. NaturRI f1n1sh 1•rih lj()]lyw(ll)fj f\)tjf1l 1-i('d rirvrr
· Mu1t be full time
perm•nent employee
Esprnrr!Cl"d preferred
bu• oot nttt'lliltf)'. Undrr
jo y~. pref'd. f.11lny co111-
pany bt'11el11~. Apply In
bf.~ nnly hrlwM'n 2 ;M 6 P 1\1. A~k /or ~11kl"
Grant.
l!Win& shill. Lorin's Arco. 1 ----'==-~---c.=°'" 3201 Harbor BJ\'d, J-larbnr \\'ANTED: Ex1ll'r ~rviro•
A, San Dil"~o ff'\VY . \:.M. Sin ialesman, T.?-4;1, 1476 •
Jntervil'WS l\!nn. ~7Pl\1 Pali~111le11 Rd .. C.J\f.
Furniture Facto;:y-
Open lo Pu bllc \\lpd-Sat
Thh1 \\'N'k Only ill Beael\ &: Slatrrt. HH * 962-01&4 • 4 x 8 Rl'gulation. $10 ('r1h 111al\I'f'~S $10.
• • SAVE 11 * * • ~13 Pl:1rPn1ia CJ\f GARAGE salr Fri, S.1! Ii Sun Ht:t'rt!GEH.ATOR." l:ompleie with 11JI Sn111lt 111'0 \\'hl'f'I hike S:i. u~t•rl s:r,, ~:m:y1.:lupr111,.~ SI.
Nr l't'r 11urn ~k1 hool.,, ~11P II
paid S4~ N'll $15. \l nn1c11 ·~ SERVIC~: Sla. A!lrtlllant.
Apply 1n person R-10 am.
Bay~hof'f' Ric>h field. 200 W.
Co11.s1 H"'Y· N.R.
WOMAN )<'or lull 1in1e clerk.
Apply in prl"l!On. No phn1w
('ii.JI~.
&1i.71:io · rumilul'f', clothini.:. rn ill<'
Likf' ntw chro1nf' •"Ollllnorlr
rha1r $10. K102 PnllC't!il! Cir,
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PLl:AS~: APPLY
JT':"i! N""'pori Blvd .. ~
SALESMEN
t I J M"rl au·~ e •Exrrnr111·1'd 0111~
~~ ~J()l J111.rbor Blvd. • &13-0466
IT'S &11och hnuse t1mr. Big:·
ce~I ielcct Ion ever! Ste the
ICC1k>n now!
SERV!ct: S1a11011 Attndnt.
~.xp'd lor lull time, pc>rm.
Hrly \\a~r plus \'0111111 9!10
1· ·cua...it Hwy. N.B. Stw·ll.
~·r1 Sta1i11r~trchan1~sa1;;.
1111111. top pay. 149i"1 Superior,
11 Placrnli11. N.B.
S\IAIU1(:irl X-10, 110 1'tlS·
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1111rk . Good pl>'!lhon & i;oild
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bct\\·n !I & 11 A \I.
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6:!0 Lido Park Dr .• NB.
\\'Ol\IAN To ca1"f' !or 3 Ii Ii yr
nld 1n IMlnll' durint: 1l11y.
V11r111blf' hr• 1" ll" n
trlin.~portu1Kitl. &l·l-'lti08 11lt
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(11u~I ha11t' own car. Apply:
:l:ld N. Bnwul\.\UY Rm. 410.
2 OAK Bookl'ase& 4lx60'1:14"
$~ ea. !I antiq. phofll"
operalor ~tools, 1de11l bars1J.
l Kl l'll I 4-0ni\\·rr oak card
hlr, $20. '174 E. l71h St,
Suitt' 103. l' '.\1. 642-8192
Mit.t· l\!RS c·hairs;;:tl ,~1~!.
11111kr nfr , 1:n\d 1,.af -111ck
1111~ $1 :1, Youlh bl'd & mnt-
h't'.'111 si:i~ \\'hl/WT"OUJ.:h! Iron
lir1•11kf1c.~l/!ltl $~0: ~IG-2:tXO. ----1\IA l'l.I·'. Tn11lr d rt~~ r r
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IF YOU ARE AN $18,000 TO $25,000
CALIBER MAN
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS OPPORTUNITY
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frl'~hrncr .S:l.i Pack:ird-Bl-11
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\\';it! h11n~ i::-,1~ halhroom
hr11!Pr S.'i Gas rans.-:r SlO
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llPnch $10 l..11rgr trunk Sl:i
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lnbl•· s1n Vacuum S7. \\'orld
hook $!~ ;i.1:>-:~1t'1
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worn Ofll'f' df'el(lll SZi Vr1t
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t>111nkl't rug hand ""'OV"" $1'1
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DIVING, Skiing or 11urflng
\\Pl suit, 11("Vt'r WOl'll $20.
Cu1t-ar $10 Skatt'board $2
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LARGE car '*<! S2 50 Lampi;
$2 1•ach Colden ll o o k
~:nc)'Clopedtas and Alhl<i Sj
:\1aplt' niilk i;tools $1 C'll~·h
llt'adboard al'ld fr11.1nc S2
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E!t'f·tr1c shoe pol1~ht•r SI
d1shf's, pot'< pan'< "llk··S.i
Pil·lurr~ ~-12 Books :)..•
<'ttlh 1)111prr pa il 50C'
Bedspread I I 646--S;tl:i
:\IOTOR gf'1Wral or I 10 volt
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111 40 l mpi;. Also •.; hdgt'
l'ump a11ach~ s2·, 1rr.
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Hkr nt"ll' S:J Ronson l'!f'<'lric doors S.i. 1015 Goi<k>nrod,
~hal'rr, f'Xc;'lll"nt Sol 5 0 . Cd~1 . ~1300 •
f:lC'clne ran 12", 1•xc'f'llrnt NICE small bookca~ $.i.
s ·i Ell·ctr11· hro1h•r 1ht•r111c1 1015 Goldtlnrod Cd \I
S·I, til:l-2131! 644-1300 ,
llll,;JI Fashions bv fa111ou5 LITTLE Boy's \\('~~. lx'n<::h
fl1'1ugot'rti. all hk" ni•v.-, $5. Toys 10c-S1. Ne\1.' KPn• ""'l'l" SO-S80. nr111• SS !Q s:.!O, rlf'r buraer grill \1.'Hh ml);e~
11 1 it' I:?. 16. 21179 ll1,1llow ~. c 0 111 p I eo It" "Daktar1"
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Hl<' sq 11 ~'11'1 Knox S! after rlividf'rs 7;,c Anli4llt' whlll'
5 l'l'f'S s111gh• headboard $ I 0 .
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?<tnt'.'hng, dl't·k1ns.: 1 x Jt-3' NE\\I Folco-,.c,,.-'"-,-,-.c,,-,c.....,-.
tonf,l'ur 11nd i<!fOOl'r V ,IOlnl JOB. 1· o st $3~ 91, S2tl
$1 :lO rach 284 Knn' St, 616-.ilq.I
::: 1-1 al~'r i f'l't'S 64>.Z'J;ll _ CLEAN'-~"c0-0-,-,c11-,.,,-,~s_;~
ZF:NITll Ai\\-~"1'1 lt1bl,. rarl10 RP51n-rock Jar-re hangi.ng
$!j 100·, Corv111r 1•nJ.:UM.' lemp, gold/Rmber $2.;i M1t-
11ar1 ~ hf'!l<b Sli 1•ach chuig 3-v.·ay tablr lamp.
\\'ALL pat'l('l1n:;. r1e11· S'.! jlJ Crank~hafl S:.?:l Whf'f'!S "'Ith walnut base S25. 646-:il9-l.
per ;,ihe-f'1 4·'1(g·. :.48-5(13.l_·--~ tires s;! rach ~146-0169 LOVELY New r r o s I l" d
Nf:\\' ~"' DT-1 :shOt'.'ks Slj KF.:-.ll\10RE \\'11shrr, gotid brown/69 synlhehc 11·1g S20
Nr11• 1'111vf'fl<'k CD 1~n1tion rond!t1on $2:i Non•r 1IT')rr. 64&-~194.
f(lt llOdake cosl $90. S:lfi ,::ood rond11111n S2fi Po":~r Co1c.a=rn=iN"G~~,5N6"· ~~,,".~s""°'-'
C'lir"r!l•' war ht1b spool fnr ~1~v.·1·1.·. ro111ry lypr S:l:i 11 !'IG-$!(). Jf'ivel..., .,~ .. _12 Tnu111ph $11 nrw An1al 38<1 ·14 2!!!9 • • ...,.,;
c;p 1·arh with 1·rn101e fl0ttl :.. :>-·-·------Hats :ior-S.1 Gol; bag $8
St.; Luca~ n111g for s1nglr ANTIQUE i\11lk ,.,,rl $10 Gull clubs 50c-Sl.50 Hun-
,.1, 1111<fl'r BS.A Sl:i Lucas 1·ur1a1n "'tr"!,. h" r S2. !Ing ('l]Ulprnrnt $.1-SIO. Ski~
11u·1ng n1a,1< for s10)'.:lr S:l5 Qu 1luni: lonn1s. htr'I:" Ji lO $1 :!() :-k1 bools $6 ~. "k1
Nr11 1\kront 19" 1tllo1' r11i1 Ne" r1tngr hoori. ('Opp('rlonr pol~·~ Sl.jQ I~ sk111c, 1W11
for Co1n1nanclo Sl~1 1 l\'1wton 1111h fan S.'l O.l6-:lTI2 all :i $~.2·1. ~·1sh1ng polr~ 1tn{!
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iill $12 !Rr f)'l\1der 111t'a:svrr U11Ni i.:ull h.111~ :~· <'111·h $:?5 f'hun1bcr pol S3 f·lal
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1•t1d dual exhau.st 11uad
m11111rolr1 $10-fl5 Olvn1p1a
lypi"writer S25 673-9\IH
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se1 f'af'\rd 1't'flar c·hcsl !or
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$10 no \l'r uSP<I ~h0t'k1oi.:;
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po1 labh• S2l 962 ... .';6;l.1
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slacks. 11·ork panlll stiu·~.
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4 ply 7 ~14 tin'S $6. llravy
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ffiN'f.RA Y F,'(ttrickd--f~or~n
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n1[4l:az1rws :..O· rach Van1!y
bef'll h $1 1\l.irt1n1 :-rt 7:W·.
'1111h1011s Sl"1. St•r\C'I J.:,•~ Saturrlu~ 10 to 4 24&1 Eldrn
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rtoulilr hl'd 5:!() Vu·1ur1an
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TO SERVE YOU
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• NEWPORT BEACH . , ... 2211 81lbo1 Blvd.
e LAGUNA BEACH .•.•.. 222 Forest Avenue
• COSTA MESA . . . . . . .. . . . 330 Wost Boy
e HUNTINGTON BEACH . 17875 BHch Blvd.
e SAN C.LlMQfTE .. 305 No. El Camino R11I
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and 1 abu1t"r S20 Corn
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door i.:atr S2 :? Esrh•
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S:l.J ('al!h Pll'('(' .S11("ctheart SJ Slatrlll•ss slro•I pan~.
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shelf'~ !1.-!J It i.x· l'i'H'h 2:'112 TV antP11n11 S~'O ~ r10ly~l11,
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n1<1l"'r $:1 \\ II ~ h I' r S6 IA14 k1'1' lJO'(f'~ S1 rat•h Lf'1 -
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flllll'liton r~ha111it, nf't•rl~ lltUI'
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fur f'h1•1} hot!~ r.n Co rtrr's
$10 !I ft . t.orrlo11 a111l Srn1th
surllHmrtt $1!1, ... r~!Wll
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lf'!lnk~ S7. ~;900
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ca.,lt'n $8 f't1Ch I 0 I 5
(iOlt:k*nmd, CtfM M4--1JOO.
TWO Sho"•cr .t"U OOon. and
1wine.ltl $8 ttech. I 0 I 5
('.oldt"nrod, Cd1\t 644-1300
1'\'0 Balh l•vlttOl")''t wilh
n'Cf" lat1~t• -S\O ee,U. IOl!J
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t;oict~lll'('lff r11M IW~JOO.
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l1ich l fl'l(hfTI' $~ Oltl('r ti'(.
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B11rbe1·ur "ai:nn $10 Dor1r l.1t!ll' hoy'~. 'llf' 1! ~hot'
sk;,I"~ S:I Nr"' 1~11t11i.:1' • ur-
l ,11n~. lurit•· "1ndu•1 $:l:1 I
i..nu1ll , •·111 h s.1 11,u11~h t•nd
lalilt' l!lR Huny :oil l·.1\1
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11111'~•'" s.1 L>rt>p try1•r s·;
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lt'\Ubll' l()i• ... "llX• (;lllSNl'S "14• f.11' • $;., b\>'!1111011' Sl'\\U\j.;
w.111drn hn•1 J, .!f>i· Stora~<' 111 11 ,. h ( 11r /"11hlnr1 \:l:1
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1r.7.l.A\\N~•~er gfll)fj $10 114.. Sl Pr11peJ 1.i<· • ·,n.
2 f1n•p13l'f' M·rf'ens aod rools ,!l'wrlrv Hlr· . 7~· llnusrholc1
S!I • SIO l •ll~hn1a111er $10 • th •rns 11· -$2 1'11y~ Ir -:tfk·
S22 Chrun11 cloutrlf" sink Nl'IV h1tt•kr~u k hahy 1·a1 r1t·r
luulf't SlO Oak ar10 ch81t' S6 21\12 ()ri ·hi.rrl, f\Mr'\lh ,\ri.
SIO 1 t:IOC'k radios S5 -$10 lll'l{:hl~
!-i" 1vrl brown t'h111r S I~ 2 --=--~-~-,
t'i\1·A\1 1n1sll rad1CK S8 . AUTOMATlt 1111~hrr. /\·I
SIU l li1nal1 rad10ll Sl .s,) 6 rond111011 S:l'1 Pn\11'1 rt1011·r r
i.hn\1.'i"r hl'Rd.!'I $1 -S•I Sl'I R1kr ~10 l,arj?C' n1~ SHI
Sunhr11n1 h111rdryrr S 6 Can1<ai; S-1 Tlrt.'li. Ii pl; 700 \
'1~101 !' Ch11n11t•l Pl. NR I\ li70 \ 11 S:I ••1'!'h I :111111r
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111n dr~k $2.> Chii lt·~ Si Arl:1~ IMink~ Sl'l 11 l't1lu n1.•?-
1'>u·h .IP111•lry 1;M' SZt 12 l;l''ll! t'.vPt11~ h~ r11111011s
1.nrtnhl1• TV S • St>r\•f'[ Ru/.' tu~tu1•1,1 11" ~10 l'n1·1•r :IO ·
i;111ull r<'frii::1•1'illor $X1 (jfls-wide /.'!11<1111 llf'1i 1·n1"<1 wHh
i;lnv» 11 h1tr Sl.'I t:nd 111h)I'~ ""'IKI' hnl i;l<'r l•l n11:t11 h $UJ
nlltan SIU ('ar h. 171.p ;,.1~1irr.
tl73. 't",t;.I
CHEST or dr·111Wr1 $2j. Tools
Sl -S.'>. D1•hf"~ lQi--SI
~:lf"("lr\nl suppl~ll SI -S.J
flN"?flM.'I" '°' $%>. liowllflQ'
ball• S3. bf>.tJJI
2 ORANGE nauphydr t11da-
bed1 Sl\ Meh. 6~1062
COLf' l'lub!: $10 f Amily
t'X('l'\'IM"r-:. mad\1nr S 1 ~
f>olnro1d .t.1' a m r r 8 $.1
\\'ntnf'l\0.t drt'~\f'~ 11 n rl
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11. lntl'I' S.I Shtll"~ SI f"nfft'I'
111blr 1111plt" S: ~;1rr1r11
!C0tt.~!l'r SI Sa.unit hl'I! S.l
\lll1lll't')'Clr bun1prr t~1·k•
SI lllba.eh1 pot '1
Coi.n1t11c1 knick knllL k~ JOI·
6-42-1232
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ltf<:VE llS!RLE wafl!P 11-011
S~ Chri8ln1a.!'I tf'f'i' 111111
lrunJ $.·1. Lazy Su ~ 1t n .
jiflatlllv.'tttl', luint.l p,11ntrJ
pll!.lf'! !'w· • $2 !JO. Qlnu>tJJt
ffil'. s.J. RBQ tnnl-. rll'w 7!}(',
Aztf"<' ph1quf'R SI f"itf'li
Lan1p anti parl~ -lllr· -~1
t.iu'l(f' F:neyelo1)f'dl1 S 1(),
f)t(11nnar\' Dr I u ",. Sl O
JW1ks Ilk-• 120 l'rip.1rir
,!n\r t11nk Sl• \lo .. r l0r
~11111' l0r IM1.1lt'f ~ 1
1\lurTllOU!ll 111"' ho\ $, t
n1 11 p!'~. l!f'11!r :1' 111wl 1 '·"'.
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l!k a ~1r11tl(1 220G-A .tu1~rr1
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J48-l!J.C,) '<l'ilh fPjj llJlf'd drawers S~
CORDLF:ss••~-,~,..,-,,.,.--.~!l.11 Dt'r.11lrr 1l inch b1kt ntf'ds
clol'k S l. Elf'1'lr11· a hl11t> \101k $10 Old flmt'
"\Jyst,.ry" (k!~k rlock sa 8 ret'Orrl rC'r(lldrr s:i Call
ri<t) ('U<·koo t"lnck $I 0 . 96S-1'l3..1 1111,Y 11111("
:i.111-9SiO lpoHuoM'ron:,~,,=,~,"'=,,,c,~n~,.,-,~11~,-.· I
8BQ SI . Tt·ltlV!formrr S'I .)() S25 1-.:nlargrn SlO • S25
Doll pla)' Pf'" s2. &12-31&3 Argus SLR (')(f)OSUff' llll'tCr I
:.;\\ALL -St'r\•rl ::a~ rouptf"ll ro r11.mf'r11 S20
rf'lrlc:o!'r111('1r $2°J. Jhr n/h i\llSl'-eUanf'Ou.~ dark Room-
n1n1or runtt:, but nerdi; 11'flrk f'(fUlpment. SI • S'.!J Movie
S:!i H»J2 ~t111ko1, llH camrra S25 f>ro)("('lor m
!162-.i!l:I~ ----~-~ Cut film tanks SB -l t2. Ser
s\\·]\!:0.111\'C pool 10· , ·t of 10 fdte~ !or vam.blfo
nf'l'I~ hl1f'r S3 7:i ·rra1n111g t'Ontras t paf)t'rll Sl.i l.J;t11
11/lo't'I, :?:..-Bottles ~-N1Ct' s tands C -s.; Largt prtn-
hl1r SIU Boy's clot~. ~Llf' t111g ltan1e~ $8 91)2....,;zrg
2 l l,,..· -7;i,,_· '20 gtrl's TRIU~JPH TR-I, 6.il)..\J llf"t'&. tht".>..<W"~ pcrlret for 5cllool. luhf's and i " \\heels, :-iet of
l1kr llf'\I' :;i(k· ~ach Good 4 $Xi Pa<'h TR-3 nia1" \\llllll'll" 1'10011.'$. 1:iLU' ;,_7, ,,...
2:Jc • $1.:il All good ion-lt"na/')("(' nU1nual S6 Roll bar
J1t1on ~'fi().1 \\'illo, C\1 S5 NGK plug~ 10c f!ll.cb.
64&-9842 llC'11ft"r S2. li&nd crank 50c
_ .--'---~, --~--;d Star\1•1 brushl'!I 50c . En"ulf" BRASS t lj?81"l' II" s I an ·-& n1011nt 7.Jc \·alvr !tipnnz St't
Sl :!50 I TV Tray~ 11.tlil stand SI Volvo :;11ay bai· $.2. $i
SJ S1ulhoot ~ascap!' Sl.50 Curva1r n1anual SG. ;13 1-n~O. O..~·as1onal <'hll Lr, 11 i rl e 9684 Rosr A \'f' t'. V. 1\1 n1s, hurn1 01~~1\gC $1 I
An!1quC'1! \l ri1.111t'1 !\)~al PORTABLJ:: TV 14", \\Orks
hlur 1·hf'~t SJ:i. Sinai! 'h1\d'~ ~oocl S2() Early An\Crteall
t11hlr dl'i.I., 11nt1qurd 1"Q\,1l l!Ofa S'1 841-7017 I
blu" S.~ ;.o Bhll" mirror SI.
Blu·· ba1rs r1lx\1lll, like
tll"1. bf"ds11read S•l 50 Rlrrh
('1\11•1 nloundf'd r o r n r s
tloolH'oli-f' S~ l..Al'l:'.i' lri;:·y1·le
s:1 (ihl hut \\•llk5 \It'll. Kf'll·
nh1I',. 1111,Pr and bt>atf'lli
$! ;o Doublr 11t11.llrf'~~ and
ho~ !tprll\j.!S S:!:1 rram<'
S:l 50 U1<1<'11.bed ST.l ~111.t·
tn·5~ and 111at1ress t'Oi~r
s.~ ·.o. 644-1900
t.:LErniC 8.dd--,-,,,-m-"7'h7t>-,..
S2j '1'ype11 ntt'r $2.J. Litcltf~
drr~l"!'~. ('00\8, shot'i; anri
pur•1'¥ SI • S;J Calpeti; S'.:
K11 rlli'n l1r1n~ :. ·SI 141 !-'..
\\'llson MS-~70
SE.'T-lw111 bt'd h'llme~ with
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hoth 'l\1•1n bl•d, Irani<',
he11dboord, loorboord 111cr
and n-at prPlly Stri Bink':c
p1uu! l':Un S:.lfl '.? bFdS~ an·
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C!t11hC'8 !Or • SI Va&f's,
f11~tll'' ~ -5Q(· &'6-6176 9M
011k St f'\I
T\vn-luih -firl-7<7h-ly-,-P"-,"k('r~
$~!ti r11ch \11rrophont' hkr
rlf'\I Sl :i Brand nf'W Ttn'r'
n1rn , 11atch SIO Southpa."·
Ra11l1ni.:·~ basfob:tll glnvf',
br11 nrt 11C'11 $10 Llkl' fl('W
rlC'I U\t' 111pr r'l"('Ordf'r SIO.
Slot f':1n1 "11h c1r1rry1n£. hoA,
1'0ntrolltr llnd l.C('("5M!flf'S
SI 1 Llkr I'll':" foolb1tll :chof'~
$.i V\\' nl.llt!kr 111"\\' SIO
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Sf'llt hf'll!I $j 642-j Jii
BrlO\\'N~ludlo -;,OO-rh anrl
1lr11k. both In l[OO(f rond1hon
Sl i Slt't'eo-Viel1'1'r \\' 1 I h
1·un1' Sl I. \\101111 \\'ar l :lfJnr
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hAl111 l1<blP ll6mp S7 (jl'et>n
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IK'I of iiO plt"l't'S 111 or!l[lrlftl
non-r11rn1sh !xix s:n Jrm
Brlim ltoyaJ opal ·57 borllr
S\l l 1tlf'n~. 1 loth~ aod lacP
~,()(· S2 \Vood annquf' hat
n1old '.! plf'<'t'5 $.II 11'<111
f1n•plru•r pn1 $';' Largf' n11r
1nr SI Books. h·amr~. (!1(•
tur1.' :z:j(' Sl D1nflf'r plat!"~ J:"· Tt>llnn pol~ and pans Ji I
An1141.1r p111 no s10fll S:l;i ~J
V111ur111 C1\1
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~ll!"hOlf· \j" v.·hfflli $10
f'l\l'h '4X-4.'A'i
'SOY'~l;i~·lothPs SlZl'S 10-16.
n1ilny goot1 sbir1s ancl punts
l\fOTORCYCLE hrlmt'!.
rury 2nd, '~ pr11.-c-
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Roo.i!W\'ell rhn11' Sf'! 1n \\'h1t-
1n1111 folder SS 1968 mllll !let
S2 50 9 ' l2 heavy 1\'8Ulto
ru.I?' Plirl S5 L1If'·likr vlnyl
ll\llnlk'<1u 1n Sl.1 \\'lulf' rota.»}
~'"'1ng n1achull" 11 llh •J.
tach111r nr in m 11 h 0 z 8 n y
•·<1b1°"1 SI? Thf'tmador la
111'111 hesirr l'{lmb111at1on Sj.
Hobb} 111otor 11·nh sPff()s of
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Cht'sl nf clr<t\\f"rs S6. DeM
SllJ Duncan Phylt' dlnlJl.C
1a11h• S.!:'1 fi ~hlrld hliC'k
<'h1ttr'!I S6 each Orirnt•I
lan1p SJ 50. \\'lnd10r ('hatr
Sl'.l. Soul't'nlr spoon!! S:? -
Sli ~U\•enir p\att>s $.5 • S10.
D11rlu1i( Vif'lorian rock•r
SZi 0111 t111ndsome Orienral
rlll,."S SLO Sia· S?.! Orlt'nlal
ob)('cts SI <-() -Sl5 Brw·""-
bral Si • Sl1. AnhC'I
JP\\clry SJ • tl!i 1\401
f'an11no Cap1s lrano ,
Cap1s1r11no Bt'11ch. 491hlf14!1'
BIC'l'Cl,l:S;· 2 men's and 1
11 01n<t n'~ 3 speed Sti. S8 and
SW MPn's 27' 10 si-ri SCI.
Tf'n -sptf'd bike lram<? s:i. Surlbo&rd S25. Sk.il aa
t·, Tunr i;\\l{ches S 1.
ScrC'\\s, trolts, brackt'll •
1·011 Old 11 agon whrtl $10.
Ell't·1ric lypcwrtlf'r SlO. ~
lf'n thf'r 1·Jub t ha1rs S2 each.
Kcnnlfll'f" upr1zht v1cuum
$15 Lt•wt ca11nu1ter vaeuunl
S2 50 Z<•enlh Al\1 radio $1.
Kay Banjo S:lri. C.11nn1n1: jars
~ each \Vil'!" ba.U truit JArfl
SI ('llch Bean1 bottles •
Of'OµaU 11 1'\lsf and Caml"Q
blur s:; r11cll Avon bottle1 •
I! oi :slt>1n, lavt"nder sac:het1 l'fUf't. tall pony po1f .
lll"ar11f"~8 PQ\\'tit'r aachfol.
f()( k:rrs S2 1'1111ch Others 10c
-S:! 1:l·, bollle$ 1n all\.
Rr~•aur.1nl ~th S 2 !'i,
Barhl'l·~ S~50 Shoet .
llOtht"! 2:i t• Sl .
?.11"Cf'll11.nrous brtl'-a-brac ;ic
-12 Ronk~ IOt·. J\lotorcycl& •
11rr Sl i\-lattres.>;t'~ SI f'ac:h. '
49-1-3622 2!M5 Dorn Cou ~:
LBi.:un11 Bl-arh
R1'1i\1 \'a.slu1 a clllnera and
rase. wo1n lf'/1$, f'll't·trit rye :tl(·-·.o._. sport 1·onl~ and
'l'la1·ks Sl l'tlf'h j;i{'krts S'l
larJ(I' swll.17: lamp $18 old
hra~~ !loot• lan1p S8 :.tJ co1-
h.•c!or'§ hnttlt's 2 J 1 • $ •
<;l111t~"111'f' and k11cllC'nw!IN'
:oQr-SlO Pt1vr·rh11eks I <11·
<;~ 11pllll'it J!K" An1rrlcru1
l!('r!llll:i' Sl l"3Ch \\'ovtn
ha.~kl't dn~!f' hrd S.1 nlrl
Royal l''pl'\\rltc:-r $\ (;f;
S20 .i4S-l!M.l
>:-LECT-.--R-!C-~h,-,c,,-,-~S-,c.·f,
Ro~t'11'()()(/ <'Arvin& boAn:t $3.
C11ov11:> <'01 S2. Cl'nt.."T\io 1 h11 11~111c la11111 S.i. Doublf"
r!rctr11· hlankt'I J:I. &nine( '-l
t'Ovrr Sl YRmaha AC·
ll'11:10n<'s Si. Dinner napklnr;
\1ob1!,. Maid r!i~hwa~hl'r
SI :; Sil l -11 A.1\f Ill rl11rk on-
Iv n,1 Lill111.n P l off Orangl'
h...t11.f'l'n Df'I f.far-i\le!ill Dr.
CH IR 11111111-e~ ttnd linen SZ:,
1t1gh •·hair S:1 pcnty chair S.l
cbl'~1 nf tlr11\\<rNI $1."i m11plr
t'Oflrr 11nrl find lttbll'~ s:i
C'tJch k1t!·ht:n 1ablr 11nd 4
1•ht1il"I S~ ~Tl
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s2:a 11!1. i::r1·('11 rt\tu h $20
ft•'lrt!«'ra.to1· Sri iwt-2576.
211.> Alt!f'rt Placr. Ci\!
iWc>RT nfl<' ~ ~f11u~r
SX1 hull S\!'1. &)6....628:;.
NE\V 100 1unp mt'ter box,
!lllJJ In boJC S25 l'lt'W 6~" lkil
MW $20 l3 p!tt'e mf'tric 111"1
$.•. 2210 Ora"'-te, CM.
TYPEWRITER table 14.:10
rl1t1hf"1c Md irtaa......,.. ~-$3
l\a'hll"d makN.tp mlm>r $;';
orlrnt•I lamp $1" hi $U
Ortt"nllll llrurrt1 S2·S4 PiJX'
lhrnidcr 1.ntl vW' $20 I' II.
t xlt111K'ln l11ddtr 1).jC) ~
f)l'rt\lt tr!n c11.rwi18',.r s,; lonl~
2.ic·S5 Jfooll'bold fftn1• 5e-S?
lrfllllilolor t'llldlO'C Sl.50-S-i
C'tpN'ltt" l~t("l'I 23"-S.1.:il
\Vrl MUI! SS rrr! lr ttl"mll'n''
l'll'f'81t't Sii 2SOO ~hnntnr 111
AdMm5, Ci\f ~l+.i73.i
llti.U.t Kndak prnjr clor $20
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ac-r11.ch a· 'I( 6' x 3" foe.m
pr1d s.·1 7' i;ora SIO. Mitri!
ho.~ SJ ll11ck S111V SI. C&t
111U1hf'r :-6: 67J.-0993
REFRIGERATOR $25. Patio
sc>t S25 .l\.Iatchinr flowered
un1brelh1 Slj lkll-T0ptd
nunl·bJkt" helmet size l \4
$10 CICK"k llidio S 3 1
~·1n·pl11('f' st:rl',.11 and bn.u
•tl(ti!'Ofl!I S3 Wooden and
1'f'ra.mLC bowl1 And »entlnc:
p1e.:•ri; Sc • SI. Yard light
$1.Ii(l ~l3 VW new chaina
~ Rollaw11oy bed $2 0 .
AontJ1tl 1·11r~ $2 • SS. 429
Ca1'1'1al1Qn Avt, Cdft;t, Sat
only 9--'i ---,-~--~~~-1 ROLLER 11ka1ts SI • Si.
Vin)'I 1·lub 1·halr anti ot-
1on11111 S2!1 7R rpm l"l!C()l"d
albunti 5()(" • SI Dl8hf!ll, ut
S.~. Elf'1·t1•1c '-'Ill! upen<!r S.1,
011 pa!rulna• S25 each.
Unl<:Yf'I" S2 SUll~'tatt U, sz; Chlldrtn't loy•, pot
1.nit ))tlM Zic • $3. Glri'a
clofhf'll ?X· • Sl. RIX'Otd
pl"')lf'r S:.. ~I Mea Or.,
$11nt11 An11 Melfh!t M7-3359
22 GAU.ON aquarluma $14. 3'
tank MtclM-ry atandti $10. ....,.,.
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;1, 9 $2j I x 6 StO. 2 tnlli·
l'h~"" l'h111n: s;; e•t!h .
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Gull.t r, rood c:ondlllon SIO.
181-1 C'lfctrl(" lypewritu $2!',
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registered. Sil~r blue, tan
point1. 6 to 10 poun:is,
lovable, woriclf!rful w i t h
childNin. $125 • s l 5 e.
962.-70J7
DOBER.i"1:AN Pup&-AKC. ch
1!red, shot.Ii &: ~· Top
bloodline, Mow I< pet.
~195.
MALE Lab Retriever 1~~ yrs
AKC, all 1hol!I. X l n t
temperament, Obedience
training. 675-31-04.
CAL 2:i, latest inter. design.
This Joaded & hardly used
je~·el ha1 h11.d over $9500 ir1-
veste<l 1n It new this yr. Will
aacrifL~ for $7500 cash.
Owner. days 646--0231. eves.
646-1341.
CL-
HOBIE CATS
ALL COLORS
FREE DEMOS
6381689
11' Ottiil inboard util. Plank·
ed brirbt varnilh, new top
& cover, II.JI M:CCS5tll'ies.
Trailer. S1025. 644--0!MS.
\\'ILL TR.ADE SAil.BOAT
FOR GOOD SK IBOAT
• 645-0810 .
29· CHRJS Craft speedboat
BN.ut. 1945 Oassic -New
Chcys. eng. $995. 673-3185.
e 14' SKI BOAT
45 H.P. MERC & Tra.iler
$3.50. • * * 962-0447
903S Mari~ Equlp. -'-'----CAP'N EDS • WARNER velvet drive,
23XI W. Cit. H"'Y· ~ '6-2244 NEW, 1.9 to l reduclioo.
C 0 R 0 NA D 0 11 Can-$250 642-!»64
celled-lmmed dellvery. Al!iO 35 HP EVIN RUDE
2 i;oore.. Trades? -SAV-$145 * St2-05S4
JNGS!
Yacht& Royale Inc 645-0810 Boat Slip Mooring 9036 2912 W. C?ast Hwy. NB
Lil.e new: 9,000 milea: left on
wUTanly. ~1oving, must
..rt.
$GOO or Best
T7~21!i5
---------------.-... -......... -
292 engine. heater, deluxe
cab, flhPra:lalt-tll't'I with
A foot t"ab over Kins" or
Road Camper. Stove, rebic.
el'B.lor, 20 cal. water tank,
natural wood W\lh lots of
room.
$3295
Serial 58744
UNIVERSITY
OLDSMOBILE
2850 Harbor Blvd.
Costa l\1esa MQ.9640
'65 Ford )Onr bed % 1on
paint truck, compressor
mounted v.·ith raclr. Binka
Airless conventional spray
eriuipment, laddet1, drop
cloths. Leaving 1tate, must
IW'.11, 4S4-7314. 753 Monza.nit.a,
La_guna Beach.
'53 CHM VAN
1966 2 DOOR Cortina GT,
Nrtl aood • rood rubber -
below 1ow . book. 54:...6S17
1964 Au1tln Healey a1termon11.
3000 Rcada1er, radio, hl'ater.I;:=:=:;:;=====
4 speed, wire Whttla. Ser. •
3418, DATSUN
$895 ~
1963 Au1tln Healey 1a1 MTSUN -
Sprite, rtidlo, healer, 4 11Pttd •
l a hllrdlop, aMrp BA W180, "Leaaer In The Cearb Cities ..
$995 ZIMMERMAN
1 ... D 1 llOO 2MS HARBOR llLVD.
Jv. .1 1un 540-64lO
"""d'"" ...,,., "'""· • ;69 DATSUN WAGON &peed, ~tra clean. O?t1N397
$1195
1967 Dat1un 1600
Sed., heater & automatic,
like new. TSR 878
$1295
1961 Datsun 1600
Saddle tan ('Xterlor deJuxe
shag carpets, 26,ooil mil!'.'a.
Car has had xlpt care. Sac-
ri fice • small dn. will tin.
priv. parry, Call P11I dlr alt
10;00 494-1503 . 540-3100.
'66 1600 ROADSTER
Sedan, heater,• 1peed, clean. VEY 630 Sliver fini&h "'/black vinyl
$1295
Interior 4 speed. Dir,. (RUC
851) "·ill take trade or fin.
ance rrivate party call
l'rl Ton encl'lSl'd lreight box· 1967 MG Mldg•t 54G-4052 or 494-6811 .
(G96369ll dlr. \\'ill take care Roi.titter, re.dio, heater; 4 1 -~Do-O=T'""'Do-A=T~S~U~N,.,.-
in trade or lina11ce private 1peed, wfre v.•hee.ls, priced
party. 546-40.12 or 494-0811. to 11:11. VLV 078 OPEN DAILY AND
SUNDAYS '6.1 FORD Van-Xlnl 1hape. $1595
TOY Poodle, AKC, 9 wkfi, 24 ' HOLIDAY Yawl-Sips 4, 5
&ilver. Bought tor $100, ~;ill eaib:. inbrd eng, radio, eJec
NEW "ORPHAN" Columbia
36. J'teed$ Ne:v.•port Beach
Home. Slip-side tie-mooring
or What Ever? &U-2018 or
HONDA SL-350 '70, Jo ml. oalri.tted for ll11ing. R x 10
>Ont <X>nd. Xtras See 1 awning w I poll's Fu 11 y
Dee ·WhilAOn's Cl1e~i=on, ~I crpld. l\tust srtl in:imed.
Harbor B.tvd, CM Asking Make otter. 6T:>-6172 BLll.
$725. !.4!>-4Ta5 '!iii CHEV 'Ai T, V-8 . Stick.
MOTORCYCLE raren; want Cust. Cab. Saddle tanks,
used cycles & basket caseR. wide bed. l.D mi. Ex cond
\\'ill repair your C'ycles 1111;:"'=: .. ::',:450=======
1968 Triumph Spitfire 186.~ Beach Blvd.
Hunrtniton Beach
Roadster, radio, heater. 4 842-7781 or ~o.MU
speed, \l'ire y.·heels, I o w _.:.::_:::::...:::...:c:c:=C--1
miles, \VXN 454 • '69 Datsun 2-dr, • spd.
, WANTED: : 1:1 ~room eqo.t•p. and
SILVER OOINS WANTED
• Hi&;~st pric:a paid
• 64f..U45 . ·'========== : Machinery, Etc. 1700 ·-• 1r 3 hp Kellou a.ir com·
; pftfoaM. 80 pl 111.nk
: PlO MZ-9464 :-· ·--. FREE TO YOU . 1--------
l KING mt box &pring and
, m.ttt:te11, Kenmore "uhfor,
; needs ~pair. box of Navy
t.eU for $75. 64~71 . sys, 11:al., head, all add'I
COLLIE pt.JPS race It cruise e q u I p ,
646-<TQ6. :a mos old, Reuotll.ble! Recently o'hauled. Must ---~""":::~""::..~~-li";:;;;U ·:..•~9>-;-c""6~-""'"°"--c:= 1~.-Dod<~-~,.,--,.-,-,,-w-,,-ter * AKC YORKY MALES * 18'7" CHARACTER &.loop, only, Up to 26'. Newport
ai..s Mot1. cabin sips 2, J7 ial treab J.tjand; 673:3053 * * 646-0142 * * v.·ater, a.nchor, 2 Wis, 6 I-IP Mere. 54G-U3> or 5tl)...lll3
\\'Elt.tARANER A.K.C., good uk tor E1111.
blood line.
. "'4031
1 .!'11ALE Chihuahua~ wl!eks
old, AKC $35.
536-3036
Haraes 8130
BUCKSKIN quarter non;e
gelding-6 yrs, gent!", but
needs exp'd r~r. $300 or
best oHer. ~2209.
REG . Quarti!r ~ -top
breeding, bHI oUf'r. Also
S~tland pony 646-5714.
ENGLISH Saddle, Used only
a few time11 $60 . .. ,....,,.,
7 YR. old r.twitang mare.
Gentle, ha1 had trairung.
fl.25 w/tack. 54a.2735.
TRANSPORTATION
STIJRDY 20' v.·ooden awe.
6iQOJI, 5lps 2, galley le' head.
Nu dacron sails, AJ. i11 $1b>.
642-3971/8am-5pm, 548-391B
E"ves.
SACRIFICE! MUST SELL!
24' Jolly Roger Sailboat
hull-You finish. $250 or best
olfe:r. MS-054.1.
3 r.tO. old Columbia. u.llin1
rhnghy. Inspect & m11.ke of-
fer. 673-5252 day5, 67;....8990
27· KINGS Cruiser 11loop-in-
brd Genny & spinnaker. Top
&ha.pr, sips, 4, head. $>1500 .
673.-'.:1252 days, 67~ eves.
e CO LUJl.tBIA-29 Mark It
Fully eqpl. Just hauled &
polishf'rl. Xlnt Cond. Price
to Sf'll! 645-1410 *
CoroM.do 25, used $6300
Yarhts Royale Inc 645-0811'.1
291: \V. coast Hwy, NB.
50' SIDE tie tor sailboat, $2
per foot.
675-3990
e SUPS 32'·38'. Also Ory
•torage & hoist Jaunc.hini. . """".
Boat Charter 9039 ----'----11' TROJAN fiy bridge
cruiser-k>aded-slp1 6 $85 day
$450. •rk. 646-9000
EXECUT IVE Marlin
Fishing. 6 pa1s. Tackle in-
cluded. $135 + fuel. 646-9000
Aircraft 9100
% INTERESI' In fully in-
1trum!'.'nl rqulpped 1964
:t.1ooney 11,!ark 21, 300 hours
SMOH. F inancial 1tatemenl
required. 776-8680 or
644--0889 .
'64 Beech Deb. Lncated
Orange Co. Airport, JF'R
rated. 300 hn; S~10H; UiOO
tolal hrs. All or 1/3 •hare.
642--0854.
lol'·er lhan rlealers L'<lst.
536-3410 Jeeps 9510 ----•250 Kawasaki, Trail equip. '45 JEEP, Xlnl cond, New
ped, $450. Al o to r c y c I e top axle, exhaust, tunoo-up,
$695
heater, 4 speed, new time
paint, real nice. QYZ 216
$1595
1968 VW radio
xlnt roncl. $1500 or best of.
fer. St2-1279.
'69 DATSUN stn wgn, Xlnt
c:ond. 1 owner. sr.c lo ap-
preciate, $1625. 8JO..-O!l77.
ENGLISH FORD
trailer, 3 place w/ 10 gal paiiit job, Cash on I y.
storage, straps & ramp. 5-18-4391.
$275. 8231 r.iunster Dr. HB. ===========!heater, 4 speed, factory 11.ir
HONDA 150, 250 &. 305 & Camper& 9S20 condltion, priced to sell.
ALL NEW ENGLISH
FORDS NOW IN STOCK
DR.AS'J'ICALLY
REDUCED m1~c parts. Priced right, ZDF 909 TO CLEAR
LARGE SELECTION
TO CHOOSE FROM
Theodore
must 5eil this weekend
~-8218. APOLLO
~iOTOR HO~fES '65 TRIUMPH 65G-CC: metal
tlakPd; lot!! of chron1e . Bit
to 11" l!ipecs, Nf'w trans. & O'haul. $600. 551-3.131 * All Slee! Con1troctio11
QUICK Sal • * All fiberg:lus Exterior
e or trade 650 MILLIGAN$ BSA, $500. ,,.. .1 Sal &1!>-1725 ,,·aicr efi.
13951 Harbor Blvd.
'67 3Cf.l SCRA~1BLER -New Ga.rrien Gro11e * 537-2852
eng-& paint. Best offer.
f.1UBI see. 675-8695 New '70 Datsun
'li6 HONDA 160 w/Ntd· 1600 OHC, Pickup with camp._
dlebags, 11,000 mi, xln! er. Sale: price $:1199 dlr.
cond. $:lj(} cash. 4~3846 c• 677911) Will take car in
e '68 Yamaha 2SO C'C DT-l trade. Will linance privale
Enduro Stoc:k & cle11.n party. Call 5-16-4-052 or
$500. 646-tii&I _ ...... _~1~1·==~=~-
• 1969 Suzuki X-6 METRO VAN
S1695
1967 Volvo 144 Sedan
Radio, heater. auromatJC', all
oriainal, 314 A YV
$795
1961 Volvo radio
heater, 4 speed, 11.ir condltlo:1,
extra clean. lF'\V 467
$2595
ROBINS FORD
2060 Harbor Blvri.
Costa Mesa 842-00ll'.I
fERRARI 1---
FERRARI
Newport Jmporu Ud. Qr.
1968 Volvo 145 St. anie c.ount)"• onb' auftior.
Wagon, heater, automatic, l1ed dealer.
luggage rack ZXW 924 SALES·SERVlCE-PARTS · 3100 W. Cout Hwy •
$1795 Newport Beach
642·9.f.05 !H0..1764
Authorized FerTUI Dealtor
unifomu. 9342 Ma.lahine,
: Jm. 968-Ta.10. 911 Boats & Y acht1 9000
KITE -337 : <2! Sails-{1) w-
ed once . dolly. Quick Sale! l·M_o_b_ll_e_H_om_•_t __
92
-00 $600. 65-2588. --------
&st offer. Call 673-1794 1953 '~ T builtin camper.
, . . SI.we, sink, ice box car-
70 Kawasaki Cenlur111.!l-M1nl peting panellin bed new
cond. Never raced. 18'.~ hp. . ' i.. •
1961 Toyota Corona
hard top cpe, radio, heater,
automallc, air condition, FIAT
land.au top, iha.rp. WFE U3 -F-1-.-,·,·6-9-1-50-S-p_y_d-er-
• 1 Yr old, olack, mixed Cock.
• er Spaniel. Male \'ery 1d.
w I children. Hae brokrn.
54()..720 11/31
nEE IOttians • younr cats.
Mmt find hornH. Mill)' col-
Or&. F1utty .l ahorthairM.
~9424 8/31
• PLEASE! .. Millie" nttd.1 a
rd/lwJme. Lovinc 11payPd
rr.;/b\k Persian c 11 I .
m-.56&2 8/31
' BEAt.rnFUL Kittens, 8 wks
o1~ calico k silver
tfctt, Call eves or 11>•knds
MJ-6329. 9/1
YOUNG Spa~ femal.e kitty
netd5 Jovtn& home w/adul!.
Indoor pet. s.J6.-.4037 9/1
3 Link black kittenlli 6 v.·ks
old, nttd iood hom e.
549-0116 9/1
6 PART German pupp;es, 8
wkl old. 5'&5-Ql7, :n1s
Trinity, C.?.1. 8/31
6 WKS old kitt.eM 3 ..,,.,,ite. 1
ti1•r, l arey &: \\'hilt, W4!llJl.-
ed Ii t!qxtralMd. 546--1570.
FREE To you -4 left Collie
SMpherd pupp~S 673-002::>
or 548-2550 8/29
I WIGGLY-Cuddly puppif'a -
a.me litter but all sizes &
colon 64Ul76, 642-3755 11/29
.
Purebred S11fpolnt Sia·
mes• kittens $15. Call
'4'-6314 •fter 10 am.
J<lTfENS Blk & wht mf'd.
long hair. Box trained .
646-2$4 8/29
FEM. German Shepherd !l
mo, all ibotl• Hsbrkn. Call
1125 M6-ll91T aft 5. S/29 Dogs
6 f\lr1 German puppiff, 8 -"--------wka aid, 56-6517, 3111 Tri· DACHSHUNDS AKC: ~ wka,
nity C.M. Blk " Tan Red/Bm $•IO,
6 llo i wk! old on,ngt It wht 897-7297.
CAPTAIN
LICENSED
Radar -Lonn 30 years ex-
pc"riencr sail Or po11.•er. Pro-
Jll!lssional sport flshinz 1uide
Mexican & Central Aml!ri-
ca:i water11. Administrative
cxperienct",
AVAlLABLE f'1r "'~ttkends,
extended charters or deliv-
eri~. Be11t of nfert.nct's.
Write Box Pi'I 1060, Daily
Pilot, 2'111 W. Blllboa Blvd.,
Newport Beach, Ca.
SCRAM-LETS
ANSWERS
Farina -Panic -Knife -
Cooper -CAP Ot't'
A guy invenled lht> world's
most powl'rful g l 11 e, hut
couldn't UM> IL HI' Cl'luldn't
get the CAP o~~r !hi> hottJe.
26' Tolly Craft Cab i n
cruiser. galll')' ,, head.
CPan. Xlnt mnd. J2j hr. SS.
$7000. Trade for small
runabout or sailboa t .
5'18-1936, &M-461M .
e CHARACTER TUG BOAT
or V.'Qrk boat. 20' LOA. F.ng
It tnln1. new 1$~. Hull \'tr')'
50unr1 . Dock 11vail. VERY
OITE! $2,!XXJ * 5-18--04·10 •
BOSTON \Vhalt>r J:\',
Evinrurle electf'O-"shift 40
h11, n1or. Hfi, gllng.cover·
trai!l'r. Xlnt conlf. 675-1 37 1
41' CHRIS ocrn. '59, 2.5 K\\1
ONAN, aulo pU01. l?ll\V
radio, RDf, f11.thomrtl'r,
l!ihol'i~r. 2 lll'ild1. elec galley,
$21.000. 644-4221. * 28 ' Fiberglass commercial
boeL V6-GMC diesel
a.18·9714 ev,._, · n to 9 tlrlpfd male kltb' wtth hll German Short-Hair Pointer,
blue (')'el 546-2191 8/29 g mo's aid, 1h0ts·papers.
, GERMAN ~pbtrd puppy Xln'I hunting dos. ~7-™6. * 171'1; F'il>\"rgl11..u Weatemer.
free to 1d home COWES. AKC. 2-malei twin 50 ~t"rcul')'1. Tl'11.iler,
66-9020 A/29 Sii.hie/i m11.le & 1 fem. tri cover, etc. 67l-65.\.'i.
l OAR.UNG kiflens fi wk1, i .::'°:::':::°'c,· ,:ct'°.:.:.;'::':..· ::: ...... c,,:;.'c-'·-~ e CHRYSLER iobd / outhcl .
Wff.ned, It rn.lned to a liller BASSI<~ pup• AKC !I weelni 'liR run11bout w/con\'t, 1op,
bOX 5*-9883 8/19 old. Tri anti tan-while in }·l'w hr5, n1n1 It look& hke
I """ .,..... Jllf'W, .i9h.19j9, 5 Klttrnl 6 wb old u.orted ro or. o.>.J"""'l.J' c::okn 2 bob ,..ii kittens • PDODLES: 1 M&le /1 rem. 16' FISHING host. 33 HP
M:)..'"31 8/29 $l't ta. 9 Wkt. 7043 Con-molor, elec 1t•rt. h81! l11nk,
·• ~· ( 11 v· .......1. O')\.~r. trlr, S:..00. 673-;i734. p~G fat pupplel ti~nt-.., ........ o 1c ... n-.. f
fmom part mrltr). 1 tiger WEWI" Corri PltJI, Shot• k • 14 ' Fibergla5s Runabout
)riftea ~f-4190 11129 paptn, 9 wkl, Show or Pet. 33~ Johru;nn , Trlr •!M--40~ Elec. bail t1nk ~s Whlte ll"'Y • · $425 • 54:-,..0:\61
tili!r-f4&.QM 8/29 • CltEAT DANE PUrs,. HYDRO Swi(l 17' De:ep v
rDr£ JOtttnt. 7 wk 1 , !Ma.ck, AKC, 5 Wies $100 I i-• 'J "~ ·-• (II ·~ -· • 0 .8 . tr r, no enr. 1i1iJ •• IO, ~1-~--"" 16' ~hp. $550. MM731 ~ iJ1Ck kitten. Lov. Siiky Terriers ·A.KC 13• Ulllity ikifl.
~ A box trained. $2915 53T.ar31 Untini&hed . Make offer:
LONG Halt 1.tnNt ;a,,. ... e AFGHAN PUPPIES • OIU809 e
, 541-»42 1121 AKC • •IM * .... .,.., KA y AK $45
(2l CUTE Kl l1ttn Afghan Pupl·AKC fteg !l-18-2151
botmbmllrn ~ 1/31 QUALt'Tl'. • Jtt2,.H9 PRJCED for 11uU·k 1l.1e! 1&'
FREI: KitkM 14 •1'1, blk iSCHNAU2m PUPS:• runabout. Ull hp !nbnt
mt.Al hlbr'f, gu..493.2 1/31 Ma.la al 1tutl • .(rl)'>mlfll. f'.ooi r~nd $375. MHi680,
oliiUNG Kitttn w~ • 846oG139 • S.18-316.i
1IHJ'. M6.mG I/St BEAUT. lriltl Sttttr Pup, 27' O"'ENS, ne...,. 327 "'Ill
BLACK t.ah-W._~r mal"'. JO w)d eld, 1hot1 I< Nice lhrouihool, PriCf'd to
pu111, 1 -"'· ..om am ...:c"...:,....'---· _sl_10...:·-•_1M_1., __ --"'=!·:..'-'-• _'1124-.....;7329 __ _
COLUMBIA jS, '7D, many
xtras w/sllp. $251Xl down.
A&surnc lOM. ·832-0561
28' COLUMBIA inbrd e-ng .
Gd cond. Beat offer takes.
{11 528-4644.
17' FEATIIER Sloop, rrbgl1
o/w<f. r.d cond, must Aell .
$1695. 675-119.1 or 5.11·5363
COLUMBIA 22. $1300
YaC'h1i; Rnyale Inc: &15--0t80
2912 \V. COii.St Hwy, NB
e 20' ~too~wood k~l boat,
sleeps 2. _.,
$1100. tJ7.7039
24 F'T, Aux. Sailbnal.
Oistinc11ve wood yJtcht 111
perf. cortd. SJ.800. 833-13.11
Lehman 12 * Xlnl. cone!. 673-1468 *
BOAT for Salt. KITE sail
Mat k h11.nd ra.rt. Good con.
rl1tinn. 67~:\212
14' Catamaran w/trlr
$700 * 673·3389
LAPWORTH 24 lnbrd
Y11.C'ht11; r.oyale Inc. 64:Hl810
29L2 \V. (.oast llwy, NB
CAl..-211: Full-Racr, 0/B.
Little use. 192!Vl.
I .'7':-,8-0185 * BEAUTJruL ~2' 8·nlt>l('f
Sloof>"$17,500 Tl'rint1;. T·38
Ocean:i;ide. 714-794-3645.
• llORIJ:: CAT-Sail no ~<!.
READY 1l) RACEi $1000.
C11.l1 fi4.l-2·106.
I VENTURE 21 '. Newixirl
11.llp 11vailahlf'. Bf;ST OFfER
714: 96U351.
LIOO 14 w/Hwy 1ral1er lllCI.
Nl'i'PI launch/i.lorage. Top
cont!. 714/644-6342.
e \VINNING BOAT:
KITE No. 5911 Ir
6-16-5100 01' 54&-9110
11 ' SEA Snark Sailboel
Jo~rbgts, Good conrl. $125 * 546-7S47 •
SATl.t'lSH 12' r e I i n i 1 h "d
whllt with nrange rieck.
Nf'w "811 . n1ddcr ~:l.111'.1
e SAF'E for ('hildrf'n-11'
Trin111run·~f11l 01· m,1. \\11th
tnult>r $300. 673-0~'f.i
1!1 1~' LIGHTNING, x 1 n I
cnnd, \OI' lge Yo'heelM lrlr,
many xtmi;_, $1200. 492--8181
SACRIFICE
••••••••••
Don't Be Late
$1595 ao,..... ... , ... ""' '°""''' tihlf', w/blk lea1herette In.
$395
'
'" _77_ paint. Xlnt cond1t1on.
. ~........ J, * 545-7245 *
e '68 HONDA 31l5 e * ,70 8, Cs.bo C New rings, pisron! & valves vtr ampe:r * MOO 548-5.111 $1000 or Best Olff'r
Pick Your Chalce Now · 11,lust Sell! * 645-2297
In the l!l69 Yll":'aha 305 CC-Strf"el. FORD '69 Van, SUndial
1969 Toyota Coron• Sdn
radio, heater, automatic,
bucket seats. XWZ :lM
terior. Fully equip. E'xcep.
1lona.Uy clean in every de-
tail.
MEADOWS 3,!m mi. Xlnt cond. $495. 11 lb 8 Eve1 492-7824 C'amper, "' · V · tiuto,
I I I 1 ,,~===·~-=~ R/H, ''Turtlt Top" lo mi's, $1398 $1695
• • • 90 ng ast '68 BULTACO J\1flrk JI!. Gd pvt pty 641-62·18.
Luxurious New for i;treet or dirt. Extras
1961 Toyota Corona
Se<:, radio, heater, automatic,
all original. VZV .l!iti J2rluµor1
311uµor1 ~,
$WS. 540-5198 · NE\V 11', S[lf!cial Clearance Adult Perk pr1t'f', $1445. scot t 's
• 1969 Honda CT-!lO trail Campers, 914 N. Harbor, $595
1964 Opel St. Wagon :noo \V, Coas1 Hwy., N.B.
radio, heatE'r, 4 speed, Jug. 642-9405 54().1764
bike. 340 ml. Like Ile\\' $215. S.A.
54&-!!600. , __ 1!!;1~-a=rE~. v~_-c_AM_P_E_R_
'AA Honda CL 450 Sc:rarubler, $1300.00
xln'I cond. l.D mi's. Call * 548-7002 *
Small pet1 •llowed
S.A. F'wy at Jetfrey Rd,
14851 Jelf.rey Rd,
7141832-8585 call collect
531-8105, 53().2'330 aage rack. PIK 373 Authorized l\fG Ofoaler
'64 Chevy %T ~ w/10' l ~ .. ='=-'="=·'=·=-c=====::.l '~~--~-~-~
•••••••••• Auto S•rvlce °""'"d c"""''· Lo mi. $1095 ~
2 BR Parkl11.ne, ~ gq ft,
com. lot on rolf course.
Oirflwood Bch Club, HB.
Sac $6950. B7472. 5.1&-6928
Motor Homes 9215
NF:\V '71 morlel Vaca·
tioneer-thP. fll'I('~\ in n11ni
home~. 19' fully sell-cnn-
lail'led . Your inspeC'!ion in·
viled Scott's, 914 N. Harbor,
Santa Ana.
Bicycles 9'125
2 BIANO--H fold-up hikes, Nr
rw>w, idP"ftl for iwhool or
!'amping S60 e11.. M0-131';i
Mini Bikes '27S -----2 Horlaka J\.1ini hike1-1 \()()cc
chopper $250: I 00 re
P.1 o lo-Cross \\'/r-xp11ru1on
chan1bf'r $225. Many extras.
Al!O 11 2-hike trlr. $150, All
\1ke fM'W, 642-4959.
CAT f.1TNI BIKE: 31 ~ lfP, 2
wk~. $100 or hel!t oller .. ,......,.
'69 HONDA :;o M.in1 Trail
>.1nt tY.1nrl. Shftl equlp'rl.
$2\0. 543-4210.
TACO Fri;olo m\n1 bikt>. $!l'i.
Nt'Vt'r used un1C)'('le . $7.
Phone ~m6.
e HONDA !11\nl t~ll 50. Jpi;.~
lhan 1 yr l'lf'W, Xlnt t'OIKI .
$220. 833-.1220
& Parts 9400 Many extras. 968-4385 "lt67 Saab 96 V 8 THINK --·-"FIAT' O B • 9525 4 i;edan. radio, heater, 4 V.W. lrame-trans., 4 i;d. une ug511es d "-VZU '08
lil'f"li, miM". c>ng. perts. -------lpet 'lluarp. , sn
962--0130 ., ;11>-107'. XLNT START FOR "FRIEDLANDER"
4 TIR~:s & whlE rrom 1!16!1 DUNE BUGGY D EA N V\V ~IZf' 5Mx1 5 J\1nst M!ll '&I V\V pan. includes front. 1l7SO llAC:H I Hwy, Jtl
now. $1!11 a46-{l7~1. M0-7R~. end, front brakl"~. pedals & L E w I s 1;93-7566 • 5.17-6112'1
cables. jAll as!'.t'mhil'-dl NEW·USED~SERV.
Auto Tools • Must Sell • 1966 HARBOR BLVD. ~
• ' Equip. 9410 .. ~"'' co-='=T·="=ESA=== .... ='=36.1,rn;ili:in.;;;;;;;;;;;;'--~-R 25 -15) GlLLET-Bf:AUTJFUL Red 196( Ba.Ja _ I llllQDaaanOfJilD
TEF., 1111rle oval and heltrd. Bug. Ga.tes XT <;omm.ando AUSTIN HEALEY
9/31" nf trf'ad rli'n1aining . tll?s. Skid PAI n. Side winder momfl
Excellf'n! cond SIS 00 rA e~liau~t. Ee . $1600 or best I ----------1 ~
Cell Rftrr -1:00 P.m. 637-41 56 ~;~~~i.ust sell: 673-4l2S or '59 HEALEY
Trailer, Tr1vel 9425 BEAUTIFUL cuatoin buggy
1111 for slrPet. \\1\re \l'hls,
AIRSTREAM 21· olrl bot t~he franie & a 11 I e ' ' t l'-a!ured Aug. Dune Buggy
good, i;etf-tnnt., elso new •·t · 6I ~··i: R'~1 Int. Tr11.Vf'lal1. 493-l:iOJ "agazuw, P~-..... r ,
l9&1 Field & Stream l•I', GR ASSHOPPER 27.T·But"kl'1
SI I SI • -sr.NI w/molderl 1op, 1ndiv1dual
ove nven. • ('f'!lS "· "'"' b k hi b k h oh 892-lMl ra Lng nn rear "-' s, uc , cai . . . . SIS. Call ~8-4793 all 4:30.
1968 Shll3ta Trailer. ,
14 rt . For Sale r trade for DELUXE 70 Dune ~uggy
.. 3096° Xl11! rond. Low n1Ueqe.
c11.mper 54 $2200. Call R.17-9542.
TRAILER
Sleeps 3. large t"lo~t, • CURTOM B11ja I I y I e
bug-Make o!l('r
Ice box $27~. 646-5246 Call alter 6 54~702
16' TRAVEL trlr, M'lf.con. e Off the Road BUSISIY
talned, slttpr; 5. Xlnr confl. 1700 * 492-4&77 fl 5 n
$1\!Jl 5.JR-44r,.i a P1
e 1:i· ~llASTA TRAVEL
TRAILER .. lmPorttd Autos 9600
ALFA ROMEO
100, 6 t"YI. WlrT whttls, 4 spd,
w/ove1'dri~. 2 1ops, S750 or
offl'r. ~1usl Srll! 892·2970.
SHARP 1960
auto sport ltd
Sales Open Sund11y
537-77n e.a11 ColJeci
Ofll'-hunrlrTd.six series
r.1e chanically Pertee! '69 Fiat 124 Cpe
__,s.::;"c:"::c'';:•,;l~WO:::;,· ;"4-0-::;6::53:::.'-I Exolic red with black vinyl * '56 HEALEY-ICM * bucket seats. Low miles hag
TOP COND. $TOO had excellent earl' Sacri-
BTW &-SPi\1. 64~ lice! CXLY2351 Take okier
• • '64 SPRITE: Lo m i. car Jn trade. \\'111 linance
Xlnt cond. $750 All 5 pm prlvale 11rty. Call Pat dlr .
646-1930. alt lO t:._,\ 4!M·7503, :;.m.3100.
BMW
Aulhnr1i:ed Dir.
'68 124 SPORT CPE
R/H, Duft! f'Xhauu . fXEP1B3)
Full 51Lle prire
$169S
BILL JONES
BJ Sl)(lrlli Car Cf'n!rr
28.tl Harbor, C.~I . :>40-4491
NEW FIAT
Lt1TLE Indittn M111i Bikl' • 16'-i Ar1Al(}('r81 l..A11<1 ('(lfll 1---------
3' 1 hp. ~ Spd. Gd mnri ~~; Hke )lf!W cond, $l20~. 'lil 1600 ALFA v .. loce· xln!
Sl35 6-M-526,! .::::...:.;:c.=~----Mnd New l'ng, !Tans,
'68 Nlt.1ROD. DPluxe. Sip!! 6. 6Th--46fi9
1970 ISO SPYDER
AH rolo1·~ to l'hnu.se from.
$.2.\J:t + Tl'lx .. J,1r.
All n1odeJs 1n 1·hl)ni;e.
Motorcycle& Cal ifornia Sport Ci11r1
001 E ls!. S.A 5tl.Bllnl SIO\'e, kTbnx. 'hn'r table !-'"=========== 9300
22' l'RBGl.S Sl.CXlP
548-1164 on 675-479~ ... 1970 KAWASAKJ 500 • ========:la.oori n11. 11000
• .;._~"''-'·-="=...,="="·===I AUSTIN HEALEY
Trucks 9S00 1-------
Sale1 • Service • l'ar\a
ALl. MOOF.1..S TO
t1100SE FROM GLAS
Powtr Crul11r1 9020 • 6.lS-834!1 • 1---------:...:::..:::...::;o.:.:;:;:=__:.:;; I "ID YAMAHA :100 Enduro '69 INTt;RNATIONAL
Travel1ll, 1200. '"Plu:ite
lra iler. tT111fy, •llO
A lrttN'am. -t!l.1-1503
e ~ CPI In &lock
• Immediate Oellvf'ry AUSTIN AMERICA
Or eng• County'• '66 GLAS.lo s,.1111 1u11van11r SAOUP'IC!: -24 II ('abi11
crultf>r 1M h ~· b11 Chryller
MArlne.. Juit pa l n I e d
lhrvnut, Pe:rf«t shaipe all
11l'Ol1nil. In ~·11 1er nnw
Rl'duN'd pri{"f' $220l'I. C11.ll
all 7 31:1 p.m ~9.'l-~~
DRAFTF:O, t-1.usl M.'ll ur
Slal"M'8f! 1~ hp. 1<:v1nrurlfo.
frff' 11hp h'lr fJI days, $14!i0
.,... lll'~1 olff'r. 4!'14-3!H9
11' CABIN Crui~r. 'i!l hp
JohMOn. t"'lah or 1kl, 1itlnt
CPnd. Trlr ot 11\a. ~.
I
RT•l, 2 \\kl old, Le11vina;
mu11t sell sm. 646--0389.
'Q Bult~ 1n Shef"I*-, 1100
Ln extr111, Runs rood S350
6--16--4349.
'66 llARLE\' ~virll'.lln Elt'C·
Ira Glide f'ut! dr'f'~~.
tA11 1163-31}?}]
Honda 305 Scrambler
Coood cond S.t-iO j40.t)91
llONDA S.!'IO r!1r1 hike SM.
?thnl·blkl' $40. Uuca11. l1Xc
d!rt hike f6!i· '43-l!MS
'6.) }'ORD PU, 8' bfd, C'.~ V-
R 11u!o trans. ~t11n}I x1ra11,
R&ll, xlnt C'Olld thr11out.
611 1·112 flit 6 rim
Sa.lei, Strv1ct, Parts
Immediate Dt.llVerJ
All Model>
J2rlttPLlrI
Jl1 11 p o1·1 ~;
'fi.l •·ord P1cJ..-UJ'I '1 S1111 JIM W, Cou1 Hwy., N.B.
(°,(lod o'Orwl nu tirk1 ~""'~ M2·9~ ~lTM
~ti \\ii\ ll'adf' XJO...l 1i l Author1~ MG Oeale.r
Newe1t O..ler Pck:·up
COAST IMPORTS '==='u"=·':.:"''==
DI °"""" Coun1y I -llllll w. P••'"' °""Hwy JAGUAR I.Across fmm &lhoa
Bay Oubl
fi.12.0.0 • 5-&64.\29
CORTINA
'65 Jo911ar XKE
Rr.arlsl,.r, ln1m11n 1l11.1r.
1NJt){._'J6l 1
$199!
roRo '!d p u V.t C11.n1fl1'r. 61 AUST IN Hl'tl.ley. whlta, " '61 CORTINA GT.
air, • t k p.1" Many l''<tru1 nc~ trana I.-ovl!r drtwi, Beaut. condition ~~ ~~'-·'--"-0--0-T>l _____ , !fl00d::::,_:::C01::-.t::;·_:E:;'::;:'H:;-:=::::;:;.· _ i _ _:;".:::~.::mll=-::°'-'.:::92-:.=IW::..._ 2100 H11rbor Bl\'d 6-i:HH61i
' '
' 1. '. ' ' ' i
!
' ' ' .
S•t!lfday, Au911rt .~. 1'70
TRANSPCRT,TION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPO-TATION -"""-""'~'-'-'-'-'"""~----~~--:~ --TRANSPORTATIO fRAl<SPU IHAflON TRAN
~ _-.'.!!!'_~ _lm-'-oort_ed_A....;."'°'-'"'"-9'-'600"-" I Imported .£,•rt -Imported !-_utoo __ 9600 __ 1 ~J>!rt.d A~!!-____ Import.II Autos ffOO !...~~rtecl Cera
SAAB
'600 New Cart
JJAAc;GUUAARR MERCEDES BENZ PRE OWNEI\. PORSC1HES PORSCHE '61POPRSORCSHCEHE
Mercedes Benz 1970 2805 LJ Porsche '65 5.C. Coupe
HEADQUARms °"'""' "'"""'" ..... Mint 1----------------1~"":'1~"'=~· ::.::. CAIRIOLET Thi only auth:rbed JAGUAR c:x>ndition. Every COllCtlvable ALI Pl:nd)e .oriea. llt rdlOp, de•minc metaWc
dMWr tn thl: .nttr. Harbor acceswry. lnclud~ auto-1966 P.orsche 912 •••••. $tock irp10 $3895.00 Flawleu lhnxlu~ lllwt, wlUl brand new tn.
Ara Complell.. ::~tr~,'::~ 1967 Porsche 912 •••••• SteckaP1•A $4250.00 $2895 ~~Ji.whtdl~
..
SALES O>Uy 9.000 miJOI. Fao"">' $~95.00 ~ P1 In . Lie. W:fW %15.
SERVICE v.·a.rranty in t'UecL Sav e ~m ete wnloryreductton $2199 PAR 5 ll.500. at only $ 95.00 on 22 used fonch@s •
T $6995 NO REASONABU; CHICK IVERSON BAUER -01-~FER REflJSED VW BUICK ~ $~095.00 549-3031 ~t. 66 or 67 IN
COSTA MESA
234 E. 17th StrNt
"'8-Tl65
j1flll1JOl'I
3hnpor1~,
$44q5.oo IS'1I) C::~~vo
$-4-795.00 1966 Porsche 912
j1rtup o11
}l1 11po r 1"
'62 JAGUAR
XKE ROADSTER
1968 Porsche q 12 •••••• s10,k •21tA
197 0 Porsche 9 l 4.-4 .••••• Sloe• •111.T $~ 195 .00 3100 W. Cout Hwy .. N.B.
00.9405 5t().J764
CHICK IYERSON PORSCHE AUD! " •,:.,': ~";~;;:,,,_
&ham& yellow. clean &
strona:. llas Blaup unk1
AM/FM, chrome v.· h I s,
Semperit radials, tactary
luua,p/ski rack. s no v.·
~. • chains. Plus other
extru. $3750. 64t-i;,tO.
R/H, Bartain, ~fUJt 1ec!
CUJCSl.5)
Sal" Price
$1295
BILL JONES
Authorizeji Sales · Service· Parts
900 WEST COAST HWY.
Muat sell for be1t oHrr * 67:>-1323 *
Authori.dd Duler
s.les • Serv\ce • P&rU
l'"'nlm Sweden
the
SON En
Immediate Deilvery
0:-ange County's Newest Dtr.
COAST IMPORTS
of Orange County
1J)O W. Pacific Coast llwy.
Ac;roa1 from
Balboa 8a.y Club
~. Sof&..4529
Turn tho5e Whlte Elephants
into cuh thru a "Dally Pilot
Dim~-Une ad!!
~.J. Sport; Car Center
21133 Harbor, C.r.1. !>40--t491
e '61 Jquar MK II 3.8 wire
wtlffb. pwr ateerini; i1r;
bnike1, 64 ,000 act. n11!es,
new va lve job. ·19-1-5297.
KARMANN GHIA
-·-----'68 MGC-GT
Wire \\'heels, radial tires,
AM/Ft.t radilo, 6 cyL, auto-
matic tran~mlssion, low
mile1, Lie. XSS 79j,
MG
sales. Servi<..:, Puta
lmtnedlate Delivery,
All Modell
ONLY AT
-·-'63 GHIA
Radio. He11ter. Runs Great!
Full Price ST99 d!r.
CXEV 277). \Vilt lake car In
Trade or Fln1ncc. Prlva1e
Party 546~052 or 494-6811
'66 GHIA
f-Spd. dlr. Cllnitry y('!!011•. J!a5
had lovina care. Sacril1re •
t.t.ke older trade . Call ?.11.ury
MG-3100.
METRO
METRO VAN
1953 % T buUtln camper.
Stow,..i1;1nk, Ice box, carpet.
in&:, panelllnr, bed, n e w
paint. Xlnt oondltlon. * 545'7i15 *
Benz 250SE.
11ulon1atlc, radio & ~ater,
air rond11ion1ng, power
~\c('rin,t:" Lie. YCR 257.
St. l!lj.O!l.
Jli\1 SLE~10NS ll'.!PORTS
l~ \l,I. \VAR.N'ER
SANTA ANA
OPEN EVES. k. S U N .
51&-4125
=~-J!)jjj 21!:1 4·DR. Black body.
xlnt rond, needs 50n1e int.
11·ork. ReC"cnt overhaul, good
ilres, Ai\f/FM. $6 95.
548-1267 afler 6 pm.
e 1958 100 SL Convl . A~1/F~1
.radio. Good rond.
11050
$2499
CHICK IVERSON
,VW
549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
j?rttlport
· 31tnports
3100 W. C.O.lt Hwy, N.E.
6ifi2.94cr; ~176t
Authorized MG Dealer
COSTA MESA ............
'67 MG a THINK
Midc;iet Mark II "M~"
Sharp! \Vire 11·hed1, Ill
t lOOA~tE)
5$99~"'' "FRIEDLANDER"
BILL JONES NEW MIDGET $1995
B.J. Sports Car t.:rntt:r UU• •aACH '"'"" JU 89J..7566 • ~~ 2833 H11rbor. c .ro.1. ~491 NEW-USED-SERV.
With juat a call, you can
aell ii all! Place 11 01.l!y ~
P ilot Classified Ad . Calli---~~=---
olirecl 64Z-5678 TODAY! '63 MGB
lmf»!rted Autos 96001mported Carr 9600 Imported Autos 9600 ii speed, wire wheels, radio.
s~~~.
·How Does FIAT Do It For The Price?
Fiat Prl~n
Start at
$1595
Op•n yovr •r-•
to reol .,al,,.. In a I
lP0•1i car. fiat
pacln 30 "•.trot•/
ot no ••tro Cott into
th. late1t body 1lyl•
by.. &1rtone: do1h'
iochomtlilr, 4-1pt•d l
ty1>ehrom•lh .rick 1hifl,
front wht•1 dltc bro~'1,
blXktt Mllll, Otl '1/flyl
!{ARBOR A\tE:RlCAN
}!)69 Hart.or Blvd.
616-0261
1969 M.G.-B.G.T. C ! r 11 n ,
20,000 mi. $? 100. 673-0921
PM ONLY.
MGB
'65 MGB ROADSTER
l:xc."tllent ror ... Ulion, wire
wheels. (VNE 099t. Owned
by little olcl 1Chool tcachrr.
Take trade or 11n11UI do\1 n.
\\1ill tin. pvt. ply. Dir. Call
Pat alt 10 11n1 540·3100 or
4!M·102'J.
'69 MGB . GT. A!\I l'M
1terro. ovrnlrive, llOOO nil.
A white h('auty $299:>.
64-1-5687.
long way on $2 worth of ~
"'· Yoo <hoogo ~I "''°' p
NEW CAR ·~:~;;:·;~;;,::;_,f--~~--, • '67 !\1GB-GT, 11•1re 11 h!s ,
lo mi '~. Xlnt con<l, ;;11j()
673-7075.
CONNELL CHE r lLET
'70 MONTI CARLO ___ s329_9_ 3000 miles. Auto., P.S .. air, remainin'
f11etory guar11ntee. Showroom fresh.
Vinyl roof. ( 148727) ·
'70 CAPRICE ~ :;::::: s3599 Cpe. RAH, 1.uto., P.S., alr,~nyl roof.
rr1nainini;:: factory 1uarant .
t4fiOADY•
'69 IMPALA $2699 Cus to1n fpC". P .~ .. 11uto., radio. vinyl roof,
fact. llit, 1·rm111n1ni;: factory
~uaran1('r. IYYNO!'>lill ----'68 IMPALA $1899 Cu!lom Cf'o('. f\('m1t.inin1:" f11ctory guar1ntf'P,
P.S., R&H., 1.uto., (BC'I. air, lo"' milts.
t\l/ZZ474 \
'67 CHEV. WAGON s1799 Bel Ar, Autll .. r .s ., radio, f11rtory alr,
Itron~ ~uUful car. Speci&I.
ITZl-!93.'\I
I 66 CHEVROLET fi chi., 1.uto., Rlr:H, Special.
CR YM&l s999
I 65 CHEVRCLn s999 6 cyl. Chcvrllr 2 Dr. CPf'.
1 01vllC'r, 11utom11tic, R&rH.
!Nf'VOBRt
I 68 ~R ~.~U,~~~NPGS. fact •fr $2299 Suri' ll ll!re c11 r & chelt.p,
IVl·lji'g5J1
r ,. '67 OP~L RALL YE KADE TT
• ••dlo, h•tltr. !XYD·1JOI
'66 VW PANEL TRUCK
R.•dio, httltr. 1n9int 'ompl1t1lv rtbuil l,
Gutrt "fetd ti monlh1 or b,000 mil•I·
(5,,, # t.2b0 )
'&I !'.fGB. wire 1v h I ~,
nvrrlllluled, 7000 mi 's, $1200
67~3167. '67 FORD WACiON $1899 t $995
' .
,
.
'
'69 DATSUN PICK UP $1495
'67 FIAT "850" SPIDER lt1clio, h11ier, 4·1pttd . jWVY.9721 $1395 Limt 9•••"· rtdio, h11!1r, ti,•lltnl ~on·
tl ilio". (VCT·D91 l
----------$1495
'63 VW PACTORY CAMPER ,68 Fl'T ,,150,, SPC",T
lt1tlio, ht•ttr.'All tht t•lrt• in,l11clin9 ;,, "' r. ~Olf. !JQF·1l1l Cpt. R.1d10, h11t1r. l ·owner. !Vll.T.160)
$1295 $1095
• Auto Sport JlJ.
AUTHORIZED
IALll e lllVICI
,.AllTS
9625 GARDEN GROVE BLVD., GARDEN GROVE
Soles Open Sunduy e (Call Collec:tl 537.7777
Imported Autos t600 Imported Autos 9600 lmport•d Autos 9600
WE HAVE THE
BEST SELECTION OF
BMW's
IN ORANGE COUNTY
We h•v• 1 fin1nc:ing plan to fit
your budget. Coma in ind t1lk
with ona of our •xp1rl1nced
counselors.
'69 vw $1375 ltadlll, llffl•r, leoll1 1nd
drluu llkt t '•'''"~ ltnl> ttr tXUV·fl.ll
'67 vw $1095 '11!11fck (lWL·l .. I
--
'61 vw $1195 ltld\o, Plf•!t•, (Ullfim
1t11rmg wh11I. ••Cl lltftl
mtCI>, (Or'ldl!~ (Wl,·16!1
$649 '6-4 vw
1t111io. ""'"'· f0011 !lr.s,
n1w ""'"'· t•<t•ll~• ....c111nlc:1! c-llloft
'67 FIAT $949 CH , •l'ldll, llttlt r Good tlra.
'TAY OIO,
• 1600'•
• 2002
• 2500
• 2800
• 2800 cs
e ALL COLORS
e ALL MQDELS
e IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
'68 FIAT $1350 150 soo:itt l d• r1dle,
l>!~!U 111!11 111fr~I
!WTl"6lll
'69 vw BUS $AVE 4 -1 Sn1rol It..:! will> whl!t
root S!• & a"~' 11111 t1M11tv lo lllttcltlt I •tMt!,
'67 VW CAMPER SAVE ltldlG, 11111", w•lk 11>r~
, .. 11. !ully e<111IP9td +n
cfllcllng le• l>D•, lllY1 ..,~nv
-1\Y t•!••• Fu11V'•"<lo•9d t 1b.tn1 ----"65 PORSCHE $2795 llhll<rlll •~tne, <ldia,
l>e•ltr. •II 1n1 1•tr11, rtll 11!c1 ttr ---'61 OPEL $1195 Vflllw wltll Ollct
lllKltt lffll, t..,IO, l'Mt!tr, .i.1pM11, immt<ultttl
P~us A LARCiE SELECTION OF lo VW IUSES , ALL COLORS
Joe Berlolll's
T&M MOTORS
•
ROVER
ROVER .1970
3500 v.a Luxury Std•ns
3 Ex•cutive Demos
TO CHOOSE r1.uro.1
rULLY EQUIPPED \VITI!
AIR CONDITIONING
Powf'r steerrng. Po11·er br1t.k·
es. Powrr windoll'a. Auto.
trans. Radio, heater. \VS\V
1il'C~, Pll'., ('\I'. e New car warr1nty
= s:1~o~o~o
DISCOUNT
Fritz Warren '•
Sports Car Center
710 t:. 111, S!lntl'I Ana 541-0764
OPEL
'67 OPEL Karlette rlh,, Jm.
m11rul11!f'! C1'XXI milr11he.
S800. Pvt ply 495-0120 f'\'C~.
PORSCHE
'60 PORSCHE Cahrin l,.t, 1600
1uprr, with htrd top. New
engine, ne1v rlutch, nt'w
tlrc1, OC\\' p;iinl, A!\1/l'f.I.
just hke 11Cll', can bt lffn
111 2089 llRrbor Blvd.. or
11horH' ~j·IM2. !lam tn 6pn1
-,63-SUPER 90
A8 Clr11n As Branrl Nrw,
A\! r~1. !JZ\' 5Z:af dlr. \\lill
take cir in Tr11de or Fin11n1·f!
Prlvalf' Pal'1y. fi.l&-4Ckl2 or
4!»..6811.
195.l PORSCHE Speedster,
Sliver Llcquer l"'ltlallic,
tra0 kit, Ptttlli•. ro11 bar,
coupe tt!1t1, 4 & ~ •tf'~,
Konis. Muat 5ee! $26.50.
644-llG.».
9 pass. Srlf!(.'ial this "'rck. RAH,
auto., r .s ., air cond: tVOGJM J
'65 lo!USTANG '999 Auto., R&H, V8, 1tr11na car.
\YIU P1int to liUit buyer,
tJKR8671
'68 V.W. 2 DR. IUC5 s1399 13,440 mile1. Radio, healtt, Hurry.
fZSF845l
IUICK SYLARK '66 2 Ur. Cpto. R&Ji, 11uto., P.S .. factory air.
Look 111 this. fRUJ361i! $1199
RAMIL ER 4 DOOR ---'67 SN111.n. 990 An11m~~ador. P.S .. AUit'!., flkfl,
factory a ir. nlrf! car. This \\'('f'k !pecia.J. s1399
--------PICKUP-VAN-SALE
'69 FORD VAN '67 •.t.NCHl"•o $1699 1/i .tan. Aulo., ll I H .. ni,t. (I 12t.tJ lllr.1 "'""· .i.ut , It H. •ir, P S (11Jl.tl $2399 '67 IL CIMINO $1699 .i.u1., It, H, P S, l\u,.r.
'69 FORD CHATEAU !Vl•ln)
'67 llL CAMtHO $1999 C lub w•9011. Auto., lllH. fOJ02t l .i.u1., ti H P,S , •<'
$2499 !OtlUI! '69 il'OltD \t TON $2699 P.U ... H. VI , detll 1111r11. !I01'S£ I '67 FORO H.D. VAN '68 ,OltD \.'I TON $2499 N11 wi"dtw1, lt11r 9 l•11, wilt p1i11t to 1uil. Pklr.up (t ...... t If*: ti,
H, 11110 , P S. tlr Lllr.t
'0 """ $1699 MW !••l..t.!
'68 C:HIV. \II TO,.. $1699 Pk:t1111 lllc:k, • cvl , nl(t
'64 ECONOLINE VAN CttlllCI '67 C:H•V. "' TD,.. $1699 Auto., •ir cond., ll&H, ,,,1 11i't lru,~. Plc:tirp, S1k:1t, ' cvl,
I HKV452 I $1199 11f"'~· !Yt lfl1l '67 (Ml' , ,. TON $2099 Pktup YI. 1lklr., H 0
'61 CHEV. 'l'< TON <•mritr MIU ,, IU.!1)501 '67 CHIV. h TON $1899 H.D. V'"· Auto., VI, ~•w to1or, hi9h rub• YI, pklr.UI) .i.u1 , P H
Der. ( 152l0AI tit <orid NICI (lll1111l '66 (HIV. \'i TON $799 $2099 ,.k:lr.up 5ptcl•I, Itel>. It. H. (T50tl~n
'88 C:HlV. ~~ TO,.. $1399 '67 CHEV. ¥• TON Pk:lr.11p, ct mritr Vt. 11ict
Sporlvt ". Wo11't ltll. ( 1107001 tPlHlll '66 C:HIV, \ti TON $1699 $2099 Pk tup ilk:t . 1 cvl "'''' ITSl•1U '66 ""· " "' $1999 '69 VOLKS. CAMPER Plc•111. C•m1nr 11>1<, II• ·
tlO, tU!O., P,$, fir. Li•• Dr111cl 111w. lllH, tltrto. 111 9A51) (U!lllO!
3299 '66 CHIV. \.\ TON $1699 VI, 11151-1, •1klr., I o....,,r, $ •Ml 11lc:t . !Utol't ll -----
CONNELL
CH,VROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa
546-1203
TlM. 1970 Grtmlin is The first
American car d1signtd to
mtctth• econol'(ly imports
htodori~Pr~td riQbt with rht
tconomy impons.
"MOM & DA~"
HERE ARE SOME
BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIALS
FROM OUR ALL NEiii'
· USED CA~ DEPT.
'69
. '69 ~E,"~'g= $2.688. '"..,.....,..., ____ .... .
a..~·,..., .... _.Ml&-lll
'68 g~~~·~~· ... S'J288 ..
'68 !~! .......... '"""· $2288 -OL'""'°c;..,. ............ -
0 .... , •!•!•• .
'67 Bo;c k Skylock $1988 ~1.-• ___ ...,........... •
'"'' ,._ ........... ""'"' lilo><! -................ ~~·""'
"""""" ........ 'l'OV·lll I '
'69 :E:.~~-=.~· ~_1688
'63 :-:~~.R.~.~J~; .. ·•·• -~ $1 os·s~ -· n •• ~_,_..,"' ... ,, •• 11a.J04 '
'65 ~~~='!~$10· 8-8 ..,._.,._ ...... _ .
-...... -..... (W°"""" ...... -• 11Gt,1n
'66 ~-:~·;~~.! ·~ -~ $1388 .... -....... ~--..-"'"" ...... _ .............. ,..... . '
..-....... 1 .. "'71••• • ..... tt ,..c~ lll·llS '65 Plymoo1hV01;,,,1 $988 .. "'--''""·-·-..... -.... . o... ...... __ ,,,.,.,_..h,_ .. .
lo<• •OC 01~
'66 ~~.·2 .. ,-... -·-·· $1088 I ... •••••· MtlOt. !'"!•t tlo11, I!"
.,.. llHl•U • ,
'65 ~~\':£.~rt,_·····-$118·8 ·--·-.......... -..... .
-...... --· ..... offlNI .... .i Ht GllJ
'66 ~~,:~~ '"' ... ·--'$1188 ...,,. .......... ~-----™· . '" .
HUGE YEAR ~END
DISCOUNTS
ON ALL
NEW&DEMOS
. -----------------------~------------. --·--·------------
Saturdlr, Augu11 29, 1970
T RAH s POR 1 A llON TRAHSPOR TAT I ON TRANSPORTA.~ T'-1-"0'-N--'T.;.;R.:.;A.:.;N.:.;S P..;O;.;.R;.;T'-A.;.T.:.;I O.;.N;._.;.T;.:;RA.;.N.;.S;.;.P..:O:;.:R.;.;T A:.:,T;.:1:0:.N;.:__.:..TR:.:;A::~N:;.:S:.:.P.;:0::.:R.::T A::T:.:l.::O;;N_T;.:;R::.::;ANS PORT AT I ON TRAN~ PORT AT I ON
with his
BAG OF TRICKS
& LAUGHS
It..,. & tlMlef', w!litl tidl Wi ii•. $588 buct;el '"b , Ttvlr I blrtlll! I I Jltll price. tOZI f lt)
'64 T·BIRD
1'"1111 ,._, 111' ~ltlolned, t.ndeu $588 ..... L-... le• .., 11111 cL1u k ...,,~-IOI~ 46)
'67 CHEV. CHEVELLE
Whl!lt 1lcl1 w1ll1, lull whftl cov1r1, $888 rfflo & ..... ! ... Won't 11•1 lontl I I lftk blir"loi prk1, CUUL JM)
Op111 'Til 10 P.M.
Incl. 5'ind1y '" c.,, Subl1ct Tt
Prier Sile.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
NICEST USED CARS
'69 MARK Ill
Luxury a l it.t best, with all the tint-st of.appoi,nt-
ment1. Full power equipped of course. 1nclud1ng
poWer door locks, factory air, tilt .whe~l. A!if/F'f\t
rad)o, landau roof, with leather 1nter1or, excep-
tionally clean. XOC950
$5777
4 door a:edan. Luxury '70 CONTINENTAL s5777
t-quipped ti'lru out. Full .
pov.•er including factory air,
landau root, leather interior.
Uc. ZVD838
'69
'68
'67
~~~Tl~!.~!~~;, oond;. s4333
tlonlng, full /Jwr., rad., hl r.,
Landau Roo . AJI Cllnlint-ntal
luxury feature!. l YPT830J
CONTINENTAL $3888 1 Dr. Sedan. V-8, fa ctory air
conditioning, full pwr., rad,,
heater, Landau Roof. full of
luxury extru. (XEU891 I
~~~~!~, R&ll. P.S. $1999 FACTORY AJR CONDm ON-INC:-whit~ wall tU1!1, etc.
Uc. TXU190
'68 TRIUMPH MK3
' .,.tel, wlro wht1l1, rt•i•. N11<ry f., 1hl1 lotWTlful !IUt1 .,...., ..... 1.
(J(Nn)
'67 VOLKSWAGEN
, ,,1, t u!t 111111 but n•1 4 1p.eed,
>Clio I. ""'l•r , •nil llOf• mlltl •M
Tlllt1 OM I VIiion Of ltl, (Xl'Z ... 1)
'rlc11 Goo4 'Tll
Mo11d•' Nitht 10 r.M.
SUNBEAM
'65 SUNBEAM AJp, near new
rad. !ires, wir whls, radio
gd running car. 67f>-7007
'66 Alpine Sports Car Gd
cone!. $800.
• 642-6412 ..
TOYOTA -----'67 TOYOTA
Pick up wnh camper 31,(,J()
actual mile1. Local 1 owner
automobile. Ori&lnal red fin.
ish. new Ures, radio, h<'a1er,
ready Jor a11yth1ni;:! CUPM-
711).
$1399
CHICIC IVERSON vw
549-3031 F.xl. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA f\1ESA
!TIOJvl§IT!Al
DEMO
'70 \YAGON <2660 !
$1817
Chl'ck our deals
8 OTHER DEf.10 5
AT BIG SAVINGS
DEAN LEWIS
19fi6 1-farbor, C.P.1. 646.!13<13 1r-,-6-9--M-l-IC_U_l_Y_C_O .. M"'E'"T--$ .. ,-7-7_,.,7-.I .,. Toyota Corooa Co""'· <
SPORT COUPE. ruU factory speed, radio and heater,
'
-11-1 di ,.,.. Lie. ZSJ 4:i!I. Sl ,5~.oo. h:~1';~,-e"t.c. Uc: 36"/AYG ' J IM SLE~tONS I MPORTS
'67 2 Dr. Jlardtop Cou['ll'. 300 rn-FOtD LTD ~ 555 ~lnf', auto. Irani ., radio, heat·
f'r. fac. 11 lr, lnndau roof.
IUES6851
121'.1 \\'. WARNJ::R
SANTA ANA
OPEN EVES. & S U N .
5'16-411)
e LANO CRUISER
'h1 hu evt'ryll•ing + air.
1.o rn[, Xlnl l'Ol1d. S.1400
642-9980 or ~>'14·8441
Ir-----~~~-'""----~ ... --... ' '69 TOYOTA Corona, 11ir '65 MllCUIY $1111 "'""· •mllm "d. "'' .. k•---"uto "'"' radio whls, xlnt rond. Ch•ner, r w.i"'. '"' · " 642-752.1 6 hffter, P.S., P.R .. 1tc.
(NCA.320 1 '68 TOYOTA hrd1Jl. Am/Fm, 11----------. .... ----... --... 4 1pd, xln 't cond. Jo mrs.
'66 MUCUIY
C&IJ~ni. Coupe:. Aulo. tr&111 ..
powt!I' 1lfoerl n1, radio,
hHt.r. SRN721
Johnson & Son
2626 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
540.5630 • 642-0981
Orig. Ownr, $1450 6TJ-5')ij.
'69 COROlJ..A F' a 1 t b a c k ,
dark blue:, like new. &11
ofr. 646-151-4.
• '89 To)'Ola Corolla •
RIH, TaJlf' rif't:k, $1150.
• 962-ililll •
TtRED ol that old furnltuu~
Tl'• "'ally ml that hard
tn N'place. J og! walrh the
Jurnituni II ml.•f'l!llaneous
columm In the Cla11!f1ed
Section.
FREE llRAllD NIW 1970 DAIT SWI
Her1'i the lullury c•r with th NGIR
futJy equiPPtd ....,ith h 1 economy of 1 com 1 I
this unbefi1111blt pr:, 1 ::!~0(~ sf1n1 6 engi:. c,t
You I bundfe SPteitl · 11 11Y Dodge will 11111 Ser. No. ll2Js°OR207359' ,ow1ric~ during this 11/1 * HOT DOGS * MUSIC $ . mm""'' o,1;,.., • FREE * SOFT DRINKS * PEANUTS 2288
Any M1kt or Model
Cars, Trucks, Camper'
AT FLEET
PRICES
BALLOONS FOR
THE KIDS PLUS
FREE GIFTS FOR
EVERYONE
SET Of SIX
~':it', STAINLESS
STEAK KNIVES
YOURS fltlE WITH
DIMONSTU.TION lllDI
llWID NIW
PACE-ARROW
MOTOR HOME
---------1000Al M •••••••• •
., '" ""' ,,,,0.,,.,,;~ney Back GUARANTEE!
not s1tJsfied wiih rhe d ill/ Monty 81ck Gvl rdnlee 11 8 .
wi!hln 72 hours Ind a! "h'~sed llsed t•r or lruclc !hi t yt ach Ci~ Dodge if you are
Gwr h•11e lh• best Qu•!i~ ,.:!Y Do,dge wilJ give your mon~~ ~~~~ ~se1 b1'1HN) ii b.c)(
1.1•r•nte1 . i n •re nol i fraid 10 st d b . •n u . Wt know an t h1nd 1 Mor1t~· Bick
'68 PLYMOUTH
V IOAO •UNNf•
'
...... ··~·· t IPftd Ut~MTI•l>•Oll ' ntrG!"" 1 • ' lop, fWlf909) ·~ "'1~ • l•ndou
Hll . <0M1lnrd, po'" t ' 1ttr,.n9, llC"lf b,.~,. •
V·I, J !en (ht11l1, Ou1I '""'"' ""~' '" $ 7 6 8 8
'"horl•, f0!11 on
ti/Ok. ~l1tp•
'"· NOW ON\1
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'65 Chevrolet
SU,llt S'OltT A.u!oin.itJc, rullo
TOYOTA
'70 TOYOTA'S
Jn stock, ln1mediale delivery.
llirJ mat-liS um•t•n Laguna Beach
900 So. Cst. Highway
494-7503 * 540-3100
BILL l\fAXEY
!T@vlQ(I!A!
11881 BEACH BLVO.
Hunt. Beach 147-8555
I ml N of Coa,1 Jlwy, on Bc.h
TRIUMPH
'65 TRIUMPH
ROADSTER
Ri ii tll\VJ.\001
S1>rrihce
$795
BILL JONE S
8.J. Sporls Car Crntcr
:?833 Harbor, C.r.1. ~10-4•191
'67 Triumph f lf6
4 s1iel'd WI O\'f'rdr11·t', wire
w~ls, At.t1t';\1 dlr. low
n11te11. Run~ like a fine
w11tr h. ~UOV8461 \\'\IJ take
ca r in trade or finance pr[.
vale party. 5464052 or
494-6811 ,
'67 TRIUMPH
R 11. IUOT.lj!}f
Sillf" Pl'JCf'
$795
BILL JONES
B.J . .Sport~ Car Cf'nlf'r
2811 H11rhor, C l\1 , 5-10-~l!\1
'69 TR·6, A~i/F~!. Lil ml'~~
Xlnt 1..1>nd, s21:i0. f)a)'!:
K.13-5\W. Eves: !lli!l--0:12\.
·;,s TR ~ Xlnt ru~n-:-r.hll
1•ad , grn , new 11 1r1ng $400 .
:.Ol V1rtoru1., Cl\1
'62 Jierald 2 dr. La lf' modl'I
Spil hre eng. A many flf'w
pa11s, $.2."ill. 642-T297.
VOLKSWAGEN -----1963 VOLKSWAGEN
Excelle:nl Condi1ion1 Good
tires, good ttd patn1 SlOOJ
firm. f.fUST SEE! 613-6434
afl 5 pn1.
'69 V\V Ca.niper, J>Op-up, lrnt,
orig. owner, 24.000 nil S.1'.'00
or ~11. 491-1061
'6-4 VW BUG--
Gri Mnd, sr,,o Mfl.7618 Clll
Imported Autos 9600
VOLKSWAGEN
NEW VW BUG
$55.89 pr. month
$147.78 down includes
tax & l ie. Open End
VW LEASlhG
AT
CHICK IVERSON
vw
1970 JIARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA --------'69 VW SEDAN
100% Guarantee
(YNZ-260!
$1750
HARBOUR V.W.
18711 Beach Blvd. 842-<!Ul
llun1ington Rrlll'h
'&I V\V Bug: Sunro of,
hC'aders, nr.w h 1· 11 k e i; ,
rlutrh -n It Mr ch pe1i.
New seat mvcr11, $800.
5-lj.-7!1~ I. ------• '69 Rf:D VW: \\'1 rle Rad111 l
tires. \Vooden "S lee r i n g
whrC'I.
$Jj9:.. • • 8:11-1276
-,66 KAR ~:i ANN GlllA--
$1000 Ca~h. 24·19 Oraui:e
Avenuf. Costa .'\lesa
'66 V\V Bui;::. blk, !Unroor,
radio. $1000
• 5'4'1-7002 Alt 5 pn1 •
'6!1 V\\'-Su1uoor A.'\f/f~!.
Sc111peri!s:. >;f111i;, ;i.. Jn I
eo11d. SHJOO. fiil-8370 .
--;Y.l V\\'. rww 7ii)1101~1ery
.\'.Int C:ond $1 /l."1
• fM·Hll!lll • ---'fiS Rug, he1_t:r , H/11, XLNT
11l111I. ~1UST ~rll $1'.tll/l>esl
ollrr. fi4f..t.170 --'6~ BUG. X!nr 1·ornl. C;rung-
hac_k In srhl. 1\lu.~I lil't'.
$77,) 673-711"1 ----------e '6.'l V\\'-Rf'ii:r. r/h. $1280
Musl Sf.'lt, lravtng f o r
Europr 6-10.--1370
'63 S550f68°s1450-.-,,-"-m-r.
l1kr Nl::\V. '62 Cht-\1/ Sl50,
net'flr; oil seal/'6.1 Corvair
[1"11 n1n'K' end s:n~. 67J...1784
'66 V\\', Sunroof, Good Buy,
$815. Son tone to Europe.
673--01)2.
* '68 V\\' Bug. Blaupunkt
n d Rf'dlblk inlt-r. Sharp.
Pvt p!y. $13!15. l>la-.tmG.
• 'tifi V\\I C111111lf'r, nr~s
11ork S I~ or hi'~! offt'r.
f'11ll Af! 3 rim. 6·1~21:1'1
e ll!V\v All~-
cn COND. $1000
t 612-,i!l.'lli •
VOLKSWAGEN
'63 FORD
r1c •. u,
RUio, hNt9!" VII ltE5J .. 1tJ ' ' llocO
VOLKSWAGEN
Harbour V.W; '68 vw
CAMPER
Flat lop with glcan1ing wht!e CAMPER SALE
finish, Mi/Ft.1 radio + srcr. • Fully Equipped
co t<1r>e, re\'C"rse chron1e e 0 r ims, 1\1lh wide oval poly 100 Yo
glass lirC'~, ~recia l exhaust Guaranteed
:~:,'C'a7· Ltc. ZXVG64. \\'on't YOUR CHOICE
$3199
CHICK IVERSON vw
1970 HAr..BOR BLVD.
COST A ~1E.5A
'63 V\V
Lo11. miles on rebuilt engine,
nc11• clu1ch, new brakes,
1967 I UOL-873 l
1967 IUOL-631 l
1967 I U(jlH-692 l
$2295
radio, perfect rondition. Can H b v w
he .,,. " ""'' """'" ar our . . Blvd, or phone 64&-1982, 9an1 lH?l l READ! RL 812-4!::.5
to Gpni H UNTINGTON. RF.AC/I
'67 V\V hus. 9 pass, :16,000
111i 's. l owner, S I fi O O,
~8-9-1.'J.I.
'63 VW Bu9
f.IECllANIC SPECIAL
Uc. OI<C.612
$299
CHICK IVERSON vw
5<19.30:11 E.x1. 66 or 67
1970 !TARBOR BLVD.
COSTA f..1ESA
WANTED
'65 vw
BUG
An1rrlcan mags wiclf' !ires
CUSIOlll metalliC f'!Rill\ w h
beauliful lace work, YPU-
901.
Scvrral olhl'r customized
V\V to choose f11::n1
CHICK IVERSON vw
54~30:11 t~x l. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA ~IESA
P<>••r llfffl ' ~Nttr,
Hra, rsvc.nfj 1111' "'1''"
$788
'69 CllfVROLfT
v .. TOH l'tCK W
<• · 4f, ne•~r duty
...... fl'••·""'-1t. !illwotl
1988
Imported Autos ~ Import•~ Autos 9600
VOLKSWAGEN VOLVO
~-~ -~~~
... Volk•w•g'" c'"'"''· Lio. VOLVO . BUYERS OMR 199, Ice Box, Sleeps 4,
Jl,295.00
Jim Slemons lcnR2.!:!s let us check your dea l
l2il W. WARNER. CHANCES ARE WE 'LL
SANTA ANA SAVE YOU MANY $$
O~n Eves. & Sun. 4564125 lt'1 wo rth your while , •
·:ss V\V .\Vcst11~..tllia Camper. DEDICATED SERVICE
Reblt. 64 engine. !'t1any ex-
tras. x 1111 cor.d. 673-3244 . FRITZ WARREN'S
Spo rts C or Center
710 E. lsr, S.A, 5-47-0764 '64 VW BUG
Raiilo. lleater, ITAZ JOOl ·~ VOLVO 112 S, xln'I
Sniall Ooi\n 1.\'ill linance mechan. New tires, xln't
Prll ale Party. Call 546-40,')2 gal'i mi's . ., \Viii u.crilice,
or ~9 1·6811 ~· 6Ta-433S.
'63 VW-Sunroof Anti;;;,-· Cla1slc1 9615 s~2:i. 673-0738 ' ------'58 VW \VANTED : Classic or an-
. . . . . tique rar en1hu!iasts lo Ong1nal blacl, fln1~h \\'1th •hoi-111 , h & 1 . _ _, . . L' ,_ c ~ np s or:age contrasting •-= 1nter1or. IC facili ties. N.B. 675-7498,
GBV7JO. 548-8171.
$38 Down ··0,"'1 "ro"'RD=""r"'.u"'."'a'=',-,.~;o-.""S1~<le
S3b down .... $29.78 for 2•1 srarr, old horn!. In1mac.
n10111hs, APR is 21.5 '/f. tolal body. $2.'>0. S.I0-."1589
inte rest. $148. To!al cash __________ _
EHIC K IVERSON Autos_ Wanted 9700
vw
:i ln-3031 Ext. 66 or 67
1970 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA
'6.l V\V Cam(K'r, reblt engine.
8 track stereo, A;\t ·f':'-1
1-adlo, stove, ice box $1650
!'r Besl OUrr 642·2'199 aft S
WE PAY TOP CASH
for used cars I: trucks jual
call us for rtte estimate.
GROTH CHEVROLET I'll pay top dolla~ for your 1965 KARl\1.ANN Ghia, xln!
VOLKS\VAGEN today Call transportallon for Collrgc. Ask for Sales M11~u
and ask lor Ron Pi~ hot Vl'ry clean! ~tu~r sell $800. 18711 Bel\Ch Blvd.
5"19-3031 Ext. 66-67. 673-~: S4iHiJJ !I or 9fi2-liS:.!. VOLVO HlL'llifl&"ton Beach
. . 1970 V\V Serlan -1 year -:-:::--=:-:::-:=:-::l!'"~7-~611fl7~~=-='"~l,.'9-J33~1 6.~ V\~ Sqhck-\Vh11c. 33,000 guaran!N', radio, dark blue.
1111. (1oorl cond. i\!usl Sl'.'JI, $1600. f.lu!l sell. 01,iiner U'l.l'Lnnl WE PAY CASH hc~t rr,is. oHPt', 57;,...3341. t-migrating. 644-ZIRR. THINk ~6 VW SEDAN ';.,,•wM"~":;;;~·~~ni''~; ®' 'VO~O' FOR YOUR CAR
100°/o Guarantee bl'~l Ol!cr 642-463.l or CONNELL
ITRX-'391 .. .,,"''· "FRIEDLANDER" $1079 '67 VW CHEVROLET 2 dr. Demo. 2828 Harbor Blvd.
CAMPER * $2750 * °"" ,.,,. •«·w HARBOUR V. W. ru11y equipped locludinc lug. 1;::.~c~ t "s.'17-~ WE _PAY TOP OOLl.AR
18711 Bct1ch Blvd. 8'12-4435 111.ge rack. Rups & looki; NEW-USED·SERV •'OR TOP USED CARS
llunling1on Beach brand new, Llc. V'M' !Kl?. • U )'OUr rar l.J extra clean,
Spend the \\'ttkend ln n. ------.... sec us hrsl. Large Selection comfort wilh economy • ......._.._. ----BA11ER nu1CK
Of VW Campers, CHICK IVERSON VOLVO °"" ,'{':.,E 1"h ''s. .. 776$
Vans, Kombis, vw ·~1 1"'1110· •!i!2 --WPOR'1'S w'ANTEo-
Buses New & Us.d 5'"'1031 E><t. 66 .,. " SAVE Onrn•• ""'"'"' 1 1970 llARBOR BLVD. TOP S BUYER Immediate Delivery COSTA M~A $466 Bil r •t "E ··"A., .Y TOYOTA
CHICK IVERSON • '63 VW BUG • Che!rk our riccthl ISESJ Geach Bh'd.
VW 17':IO ~"" L' c f d n Bt-acl1 Ph. IWT""5.'lb ~ 1""" r pt' or l'!IVt':ry.
!'l·l!l-3031 ~t. 66 or 6y C..all 891-8825 Q1,ef!e1,111 1tel $pttJ11li~t. \\Or.I\ G \lothrr de~pt'r11trly
1970 llARBOR Bl .VO. ,.. S b k DEAN LEWIS n.'.'t'ds rilr. <ii•rrexh.•nded, nnl -" quare ac l1niu1 11v111I, no cai;h Afl
COSTA ~tl~A *" S.llZ.))52 * _, .. __ 11_._'"°'--''"-c_._M.;,._6'6-~93113= ii pin ,\. wetkenda: 638-I52.'i.
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TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRAl!SPORTATION TRANSPORTATION
~ !-----~-~-· UIOd Co,. .. "80 U...t. Coro "'° u...i Coro "80 u...i Cot1 ttet U .... Cen
i.o:· ;;TRAHSPO~;:;;·;..;;;RT;;;A;;;;TID;..N_J ~.:;;.:...· ~.=u:::1c~K-;-..:= cAD._1L~LA.-c~."' 'cHmoLEi ·· . cH.-Y-sLER--;...;~"-'----_....~~=---'-= ~=---'=;.:;...:;;=--~
"68 RiYiera, wh, reas,, fuU 'ts Cadillac Sfd&n de Vlllt, NOMAD WA:GON $1095 CARS P'Nr. Jo mil, good cond. '815 lull po'lttr, tac. air. ZSS m. 6 pauenger, 3,000 c:areful 11965 Chrysler
STINGRAY ronv, real Jl,295.00 1nlleis. Showroom lre1h. R~ u y •-· S
. OI>< Speclolty ·•·-JI" S1 "•'10NS IMPORTS I I ,.ew or....,.. '1. WltOn. Ra . ....... .,, top cond, new _pJ)nt, "" -man ng factol")' ruarantM. dlu •-, ttaL low mU ttM-eJ In slor. J~ \\'. WARNER fl20ASAI , neater, auton1a111:, fuU
s,\NTA ANA 2799 puwer, fact()()' a.U' coodi·
a1:e1. &68 Bluebird Cbyn Dr, oP·F.H £\'g. Ir: SUN , CO$N•'ELL Uou, 'ol'ho~ie at this price, l...aauna Beac:h.J.!H.-4115 avet, " YQA 075 ~ d • 546-4l2S CHEVROL.E'I'
AS LOW AS $99
Wf. carry our own cont.racta
~It la i;io problem
llue Chip Auto S•le1
• .:q45 Harbor Blvd., C.~I.
142,9100 * 541).4392
'64 au""'1cl 1t1' .;-,·a '66 CAD ••• w .• EI Dando . il"'l8 Ho.rbor Blvd. DEAN LEWIS
ll, IW "U P\l'r, cllmale c.ri1rol, coa:t& ll:f• $1&4203 1966 Harbor Blvd .
LoadN, all 1he t"tru. AM/FM 1tereo, crul1e con-'63 Che, vy Nova lt, .2 door $495 101rv.21TJ trol, 1ilr-11; tele. 1teerln• $1495.: ~ whl, gulde-matlc, lwilii: hardtop, auto. tran1Jniukln, 19'1 Chrysler lmperi•I GOB 635. $295.00 2 ~
---...• ~ .tenl, $2330. 642-2~1 3 , JIM $LEMONS door haaulop. VS. 'r"dlo, '~ · $45--0548 , 120 w. WARNER hea1er, automatic, clean
2100 HarbOr Blvd" =~="-="~~"""""" SANTA A.NA car. QBV 396 ' ;; 19" au' ICk '&8 Cl.dlll•c Coupe de V1Ue, DEAN LEWIS
& I i\! 101--e
CARS!
Cl.II Nanqr-r
6-t5-04ti6
--Lie, TFB. 434, full pcn••r. OPEN ~'V>;S. A S V N .
Ellccllent ~tton cu, faelory air cond!Uonlng, ===,.,,.....=,,'"'==="' 1 t1161i Harbor Blvd. nr-w radil tor • fn6w "°¥'1· '2,100 miles. $1295. '01 Chevy.Malibu &l_ptr ~rt .. ,-..,========/
Go6d titta. $i6il. MUST JJM SLEiMONS IMPORTS !96, 4-f;:pd trans, R/H, CHRYSLER -----------·
BUICK SEEi ...._ ojt S POI. , l2l W. WARNER w/,/w, blk "1nyl root. $1300
1961 ' Buick ~ dr SANTA ANA 01 hr-st olfer~ will fuuu'ICe,
w/reblt autorn&Uc tra.n's. OPEN EVES. & SUN, Pvt ptY. MS-7743
Wlder gua1'9Jlttt. V8 eng 51~125 MUST S:.oll! '6.'> Chev)'
¥1'/eng OVfrhaul. Air & tape '6.) CDV look.~ & runs like nu Jnipala SS. Blt/283 &
deck. ;ar.i. 61~. frorn vinyl top to poly 1m. <llspd. ~lags & 11 res.
1J64 NEWPORT • New ti.res,
good body & motor. Tnuu
needs "'-ork. ~take offer. ,.,...... '60 BUICK 4 DR .
. Air, \VI S/\\', r s. Pt B.
$200. .......,
• '61 rt I \I I F. RA: Air
but/!!eal~ XLNT CONO. * 002-9790 * 1 '•~1964=~,-,.-.,-Lal-\\'~-.-,n,...,"A""o,-!o,
p/a, r/h. :\In! cu n d !
Rcuollahle! 646-3431
'68 ELECT!lA n;-:4 <tr hi.
e '67 BUICK Skylark Convrl.
A.\t/f'~t ... ir·tilt wheel. Very
clean. Must sell at a loss!
$1450. 615-4.137.
CADILLAC
. Air, P\\'r, ll"W 1ires, lo n1i's. a '63 COUPE DE VILLE
$2700. H73--027:i. Rebll t'ni:-inf' k trans $500
Dil\L dlret·t 612-567-,-. C-h-,'1:-c Plv pt)' 541}-2492.
your art, then s!t back arx! DAILY PJWT \VANT AD.
lllten to !he phone ring! Dial 642-5678 &: cbari:;e It.
9600 Imported Autos 9600
·~w COSTA MESA
HONDA
• All. COOLE D l"llONT
PIGINI
... I.ONT WHl'fL 01.IVR
880
SEDAN
• l'CWRll .t.SSUTEO SEL'·
ADJUSTING fllONT OISC s 1 3 9 5 aR.t.kES a MAXIMUM Sl'EED 1J M,H .
• UI' lo o11 Milli l'la ~ ;:~.~: .......... '" SIOAN l"I"' u• ,.._ C•r ,.,..,., ..... Well T•IM, T•• • lie .....
UNIVERSITY
--OLDIMOU1 "-,., .. ~ .. ....: I ~ , ,
II.YD. · COSTA MHA. 544-''49,
1970 MUSTANG
All extras. A "mUllt«e." 673-50.ll COMET Call aft 12. 4~J446
CA MARO
·s.q Camaro Z 211 411, 4 spd
l!.I', Amf'rlcan !\1ags, ontnae
mt!IKI fl a ke, bli1~·k vin.vl lop,
IO\V m1ll'agt, $28:iO. 49-1-3034
'67 CA~IARO Co r1I'. P S.
Auto. Nl'w tires. Xln! cond.
Makr offer 5-lfi..7231
e CAMARO '69 -Z21 e
14.000 ml, $Z550, 116-8'191
CHEVROLET
'70 MALIBU
'61 Che\•y l\tallbu, hard top,
VI aulomatlC', rad &.; htr.
power &leering. R\llD 272.
$1,295.00.
JIM Sl.F.~10NS li\1PORTS
120 \\'. WARNER
SANTA ANA
OP EN EVES. & SUN.
546-412.J
'61 Chev 348 C'U. in., quad, 4
spd . Xlnt roncl. S400 or bl!
olr. 67:'>-1052.
* 'fi4 !\tALIBU S.S.
Xlnt Cond. Org. Owner
Betit Offer. 5.'IG-1663
1963 NOVA 2 dr, gcod tires,
no dents, i:ood Iran~. c11r,
S200. or bi-st oHrr. 496-6.125
* 1!163 Chtvy ll Nova wagon
Stick. $125 .
Call 54:>-1339 11.ller !;
'lil L\IPALA S.S.-Automatic,
hu<'kf'! seats. a ir, R&h, p/1.
54:.-621·1 allrr.6.
'&3 CHEVROLET good l'Ond. l----------1
new tires $+00. 1963 Frln *'6-1 oo:-.1m.ir
i;'ord sin wag., 1~ \l'Qrk, e New brakes &.; T1rrse
good bod)', $195. 49S-3-1711 e Aft 5:30. 962.fil'lle
'" cuEvv "· R•"""' "' • I ==c"'o=N=n=N"E=N=T=A=L=I 4 11>1:ed trans. Low milea1"-
ln11naculate condition.
5~11-200il
'61 l!\1PALA 2 dr V-8 R H-
PfS Au1o. Lo ffil. Nf'W
ON'!I. \Vhile \\'/hlul' tnt.
Priv. Pty, 213: 69S-43i6
'51 Chev, good cond. RunR
good. 4 new rift&. Ask $4~5.
Aft 6: 30, 64>29CH.
'55 CHEV
$150 Cash. 642-7764
'65 El C•mlno $650
VII 2!3, stnd 1rans, :>3&. 70.17
'65 El Camlno, 6 cyl, auto,
Runs iQOd, $800. * 642-17'3 *
'ST Chevy 2 dr wrn, buc. \lf'1·y
1d body, Eng runs but ll('l'tls
work. $300 FIRi\f ! ~G-9493.
CHRYSLER
'66 CON'rI NENTAL·,
LOA1)£D! Nl"W ti r I'll.
Sha1·p-Clca1. concl! $1700.
~-tl83.
1961 LINCOLN, 2 Dr. Xlnt
condition~ 12450. Air &
power. 67!'>-3332.
CORVAIR ------* '61 CORVAIR •
BE~:T ort'ER
1~7 Pt>mona , "B," C:\1 111! 6
e '62 COR\'AIR. J)(>lux, It II
4-spd, Clean, ~160 * 6~2-0717 •
e '61 Corvair e
Slick shlft. Xlnt rond.
$240 644-1370
CORVETTE
I S 1969 Corvttte, 9-Automobi • al•smen mo's cld. Private
Mutt sell h110 of my thrtt Party. 962-9572
JM'r!IOnal cars. All convrrr. ===="=='===!
ibles. 1968 Ply. G.T.X. tquip-
ped with everything ih11t fhe
fac1ory offered. Runs suprr
1trong. Power "''indo~·s, disc
brakes, a.lr cond., Sf.-ed con.
trol, elc, 1969 Chrysler 300
wlth a ir, leather burkrts,
1terro 111pe plllyer, po'A'l'r
sea1 1, power, \Vindowa. Cla1>-
DESOTO
'!'ii DESOTO-good cand. nr-w
tires. Coot! !ransporl11!1on
Cllr. $200. f.14-{)!\~Q
DODGE
sy a.II the v.·ay! 1965 Chn•&ler I ---------
300 air, bucket,, Ar-.t/F'ri.t, '64 DODGE Dart staUon
1964 Chev)' lm1Mlla, p/1, "''hill. Blue Book $!IOO Asking waaon. Aulo., a I r • con d ,
an1/fn1 rM.. $.'195. P\'I S 1100 \l•ill deal. Call A n d R/H. Rulli 1ood. $425.
o"'·ner, 962-0097. Jetye phone nun1ber. 5.11-5321 ~18-8810.
'63 Nova Super Spor! • Auto-\\'ill arrance financin&: if -,.t°'"1""00=oc;=E"''"'M"O"N"A"CO=--
rnatic, bucket seals. Good neCft.Sa.ry, 40,00(, ml., pis, p/b, 383 eng.
l'Oncl, $700. 89l-A843 '6~9;.cCh;,,:;'V"'=,-,-N~.-w~Y~or~k~.,.-.-,' I Best oUer 493-3873.
'''"~1ni!iil-; • Oil. V\il. lop, aJr, full po~·er, 'r.6 Dodge Sporlaman Vart-6.
4 sipd, needs \\'otk new tires. Xln't Cond. Call Good cond, 8paft + 2 anow
548-t928 846-582.4. titt, SlW. 545-3TT4
MOOl ,.OWJ I ltte
a..nl (4Ml'fl I
0.-.M \°""'" IU" O....H lloie•. 11'1'1" c..o.,. ~,. ,. ...... ltlil."
• o.Ot.11 W\41~, J•"
2 door hordiop. High bucket 1Ml1, colOf' ,.,,_.eci,
fiberglcru belted white 1ldewon ttrM, GT lfrlpe..
• r.;..t., ""'"'' 11" .. _._,,. ........ . ...... '"'"""'.
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• CAMPEI HI C.1,0. -IM
(S1ri11 No.
bSB7 s2S99
""-T&a a UC.
Special
of the Week
'70 GALAXIE
2 OR., H. T,, SPORT ROOF, B CYL..
AUTO, RADIO& HEATER,P,S,,
AIR CONO. VINYL ROOF,
WARRANTY, ZYM045
s2999
1970 MAVERICK
NOT STRIPP.ID y.;9
AUTOMATIC s2299
RADtO a. HEA TD.
'69 lmp•I• $2499 Cust. 2-dr. H.T.
F•<IO<V 1 lf, \II, pa-J1fffln1. Pllltl•
tr l •N:tt, 1~11>m11it lrtnt., 'Milo,
~ .. tor !llll"ll
Vt , l\11'0-mttlc l 'lnl , pDW.. •l .. r· 1r1-u, 11,DOe m!lt t •r.
$.1099
$1199
lllllle, ~llltr, 'u!am11k tr1~1 .. ,. ....
t r •lttrlfot. 1S l.Oll!
$1599
\1-1, ,M <IMhO, Ill, 4SJN7'U
'61
JEEP
4 -.1 lfrlvt. IWWlrl·tlO
VW DUNE'•
BUGGY
Wll~ to. i. rill IMr.
CllllEWl
'65 Ranchero
It Camper
CvJtom ln1t1:.r. !I TEV-IJt )
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Fastback
I Jpttd, 11 .. H. !Stll<1'1
'61 FORD $999 Galaxle 500
f:!ut sla11di11g l"'tar ~11d Sa1·~11gs 0 11 Bill Barry Pontiac's huge
1111·e11tory of 11e1l! 1970 Po11/1acs, .. great stltclio11 ... Hill Barry
i11riJes )'011 to Jest drii·e tlJt Po11tiuc of.vour choice. a11d set fo r
)1011rself t!Jt 1:ab11/011 s t",1/11es t:11 ·ail"hlt 11ou·!
NEW
1970 Tempest
Sport Coupe.
·S.1al #1l3310Zb01411
NIW
1970 Catalina
Hard·Top Coupe
TOP QUALITY
USED CARS
'' l 111i/Jel ie1 ·,1bly lo u· pr ire.t !
G T Con•·ffl•ble. A 1horp b <ylirocier ••th rodlO and lwot-
t r (61018 1).
SEBABLA
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'68 Firebird 400
Verdugo Cir•ltfl will! bkick inrerior, tu1t<lrn 111111, power bfa~e1. puw" '""'ing. 4 i.pffd ln1n1 . ."low milts. S!ill
lllldtr loclOI)' Wcru11ly. (XN4 79) $1995
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EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO OUR."
l'•lts ll•11•1n ... o .. ,,,~,. 4 BIG GALA DAYS
OR ANGE COUNTY'S NE WEST IlvIPORT DEALER
EUlOP(AH OHNU!f AV-(ASU
.W: FOR PEEi! .IORGENSOff
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The new SAAB 99 is the
, only car in the world that
has all these features:
SAAB OF SWEDEN
LIFETIME
COMPLETE DRIVE TRA IN WARRANTY
AVAILABLE ON All V-4 SAABS
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'62 VOLKSWAGEN '65 MUSTANG
2 DR. BUG HARDTOP
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Pll,JOIGIHSlll
S"ltJ Dtf'/.
$ptll! "~"' ~-1willi WB MtiorOi.;.. ''°" "' !IN! RHe•di 111'111 0.~.
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notltnal roKonh. Hfllllllll"'f in HA Sc .. "
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Fu11.n plcwts)ncl111M 1 •• WI """" hir · ofi-l'Nll 1oc.., & loj91000t...,..;-.
"BA JA MEXICAN 1000"·
FREE
AIR
CONDITIONER
WITH BRAND NEW 1970
SMB ·
SOLD THIS WEEKEND *
(Fri,Sat.-Sun.-Mon.-Aug. 28;29,30,31)
l $400FlCTORY AIR CONDITIONER•
•fits 96 SH""s & 95 Wa-s 0.ly
THREE SAAIS STARTED-Three fil\i,hed-a"d wori in the
rovghe11 machinery test of them all ... tt.e Mexico" 1000 Rally,
the length of Me)(ico'1 roadless and trackless Baja California.
• ON DISPLAY NOW •
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Sii. WGN.
A RN au.. Run! Gooll.HRS9Jl v1,-1 ... rodili I. Nat ... WOW! Oll:\19., IN •K 9 ,Du.full flO'J*. 366 m
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SATURDAY
SUNDAY
MONDAY
\\i August 28-29-30-31
\\\ ONLY
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SAAB
SONETT Ill
HALF PLAN E -HALF CAll:l
l r• forla•I•< ,.ew Sonett IU fo• !he 1970'1 with 1!11~ "'-li11&L
fo,>f·O"·'r,...floor .,,,.; all tne "'" iot!• 011d tonven1111ce1 of Ii,~
!,·!·I '""'" '""· ~dd I<> thii 111 •uped• perle>rmnnce "''d •<><>d
~'>~dii•g obd;t.e:. "'''" fr.,• 1 "'"~·! d"ve. ond you "'~'·I .. , d ,,,~
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A CERTAIN
SUPERIORITY
IN REFINED
TASTE
$388 •590 $690 CHOOSE FROM ALL MODELS
'67 CHEVELLE '70 B.M.W. '67 VOLKSWAGEN
2 DR. ' SS39 6
'lf'Hll, root.I. hfal., Mu1t -!.lt11l l00~l7 2500 4 Dr . fo tlory air, P.S ., wood 8'"1. ladr, WGOd ""'"'· M#I'/ '"'°" Mlrl -· \tit "' $1290 wheeL heotoble reor window, tinted $1 244 gloss. michelin !ires, fool box, AM!FM -stereo, Executive car low miles, WOI"·
'68 SAAB ronty . SR21 20553. Window sticker '67 STINGRAY Pritt $7246 You con buy NOW FOR
2 DR. $6249'· 4 SPEED
fc""Yltr reoM, 4 ,.,..,, -o-Louil c•. W.at l~l~.fri\lltt-re~vn1"' "' $1390 $1990 '
'70 DODGE -'68 STINGRAY '66 PORSCHE
CHALLENGER CDRVETIE 911
'DJ. H r .. VI •u•-•li<, liH, v'"'' fK!, AM1IM 'ell'""!..:""' nit, ~M/IM 1\ffto, PS,'· D·K. life»."-$ 1~··~ ,,,.,., rlodl"t rot!. ltctl c•.111t -Mr. ·~~'f2'290 ,_$3.iio Tl~B11 $3888
USED CAI PllCIS IFJICTIVI AUG. 21-29·30.31 ONLl
BMW 1600'•, 2002's, 2500's, 2800 4 door
sedans a nd 2800 coupes on d isplay and
ready for immediate d elivery. Choice of
oll ovoiloble colors.
SERVICE OF COURSE!
0 11rfa..clory trai,1td 6 1\I W JPt·
rial is I J are q11al iji'ed lo Jervict
J1<111r 8 1\fW llteds i11 Ora11gt
Co11nty15 Ltrgest BAJ lV Seri· ice
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CORONET R/T B:::D '70 DODGE CHARGER B:::D '70 DODGE CHALLENGER
No. 1102 i1 No. 101430 No. IJ54t4 ,• 113 DISCOUNT 5708 DISCOUNT ~57. ·DISCOUNT 5797 DISCOUNT
••ow PACTOIY STIClll PllCI PIOM PACTO•Y ITICKll PllCI PlOM PA.CTOIY mcKll PllCI PIOM PA.CTOl'f STIClll PllCI
5,000 BLUE CHIP
I went to +h•nk ell of you folks who h.t v• bou9ht
c1rs •t Worthington Dodge i nd I went to th i nk you
for referrin g your fr ie.,ds i nd releti...-es to Worthing-
ton Dodge, Yo u end your friends have m1d1 this one
of the lerge1t Dodge Dealershi ps in the worlJ. If I
~•n help you in 1ny w1y, please drop in.
NOTICE!
If you are 1hort of mon•y for the down
p1ymtnt end need extended terms ind
very low monthly ,.ymenta, bring your
good credit r1f1reru11 and coma to Worth.
lngton Docfg• ind ... for yout11lf how
Noy It 11 to .. , the lf.nenclng Y.,u nHd. "Ju1t 1•• '"' fir1t •ncl yoo/11 ••~eive
5,000 l lu• C .. ip St•rnp1 if you bwy
from "'' or •nY oth er de•ler."
"JUST SEE ME FIRST''
STAMPS
'66 CHEV. BEL AIR '68 CHEV. CAMARO
4 Or. Autom1tic, radio, ~he1ter, WSW,
tint 1d 9la11 . I RSB960 l
Radio, hea ter, wh it1 1id1 w1 ll1, t inted
9l11s. IORI063 l
'69 PLYMOUTH FURY '66 CHEV. WAGON
Automa tic, radio, h11t1r, P.S., WSW, tin t,
9la1s. IXTF984 )
Automatic::, rad io, heater, tintad 91111.
ISLE78l l
'67 DODGE DART '68 OLDS. CUTLASS
2 Or. H.T. Autom1tic, r1dio, he1t1r, WSW,
t int. glass. !TBY368 )
2 Dr. Autom1tic, r1dio, hHter, P.S., f1ct.
air, WSW,'lint. 9!111. (V~K696 )
'66 PLYMOUTH FURY '66 OLDS. 88
Automatic, radio, heater, P.S., WSW,
t inted glass. ISAX201 )
'4 Or. H.T. Automatic, redlo, heet•r, P.S.,
factory 1ir, WSW, tint. 9l11t" IR0W960)
UMd Ca rt 9900 Ustcf Cart ---------FORD
e '64 GALAXIE 4 dr HT·Air,
p/1. Xlnt ronfl.
FORD
------'65 FORD RANCHERD
$595 or bf-st offrr 968-:1261 A I 2 d 268 \.. 1.-yl utomat c. < r }.
69 COUNTRY Squire Wagon. ..,,Ill take car In trade or
PIS, P/B, 11.lr, rack. New finance p r j v a !11 party.
!Ires. Xlnl. S30CXI. 644-5127 54640~2 nr 494.SSI I.
FORD MERCURY ______ , _______ _
TOP DOLLAR
'"' CLEAN USED CARS
See Andy Bro1vn
THEODORE
ROBINS FORD
~ Harbor Blvd.
C.01ta 1'.fesa
6'Mll0
1969 i\1 E R CU RY i\10N·
TERE\' 4 Dr. H I t,
1'~ac/a1r, P/S.-P/B. r-.1usl
Sf'll! $975. Call a ft 6 pm al
644-13.''>l.
'68 COU$i:ar, vs,, stick, Riii,
chrm whls, \\'f'S/w, $1400 llr
besl oner. will lin&nce.
Pvt pty. 545-7743
MUSTANG
NEW 1!170 Ford J\la\•crick, '67 XL Converlible, n>d, fac·
Won in rlrawlng, r.lusl sell, tory air&: power, d\Ac brak-
$1650. 842~. e5, am/Im, new bra.let's &
1956 Ford 4-<loor V -8 polygta11 tirrs. -494-4129
automatic. Xlnl condition. $12'>. 6'16-0076 '67 1'~airlane GTA. p.s., '66 Ford Falrlane 500 sta.1 ________ _
p.b., air cond, Lo mi's. wag, e 1967 r-.tUSTANG -6 cyl,
'68 Ford Country Squire 10 Make oiler. 642-964J ESTATE SALE slick, rlh. $1190. 269 Knoic
pass. \i•ag. lnaclC'd, air, lo 1967 COUNTRY SEDAN Sta-See Bayshore Richfield, 200 Pl. C.M. 548-9690
mi's $2600. 545---07~. tlon WaD<V'I, Air added. \" r... H N M ... ~. .. ............ t W)', .B, ake '69 t.1ustang V-,IJ Delux.
'68 ~AIRLANE 500 \\'gn. * ~ * "'.'f'ltlen ofr. Security Paci· Bargain, Co&r; $3500 Owner
A1,1IO PS/PB, air. 3d seat. f ,.~62~f-~O~R~D~W~,-..,-,,-,-,"·•'"<7t•.,-tr, fie Natl Bank. Trust Dept., diecl. i\1ake oUcr 497-182!}.
Xln1.' Sll'iO. R46-.i l71. P /S. auto/trans T/G, S2M. 550 Newport Ct-nter Dr .. NB.1-=~------
Naturn.l born S\\'AP_P_ER_? "=· ,, .. ,.-=·==;---;;=-;;,,..,-( Call 644-0UJ e:.:t. 210 Jor de. '65 ~';;~g~rwt~/:~ani..
'try "Trader'• P11radise'' TifE QUICkt.'R YOU CALL. tail. 11100 833-1213 e\-cll.
Daily P ilot Classi(ied TI'E QUI--YOU SE" '66 M C 1 1..n.r-..•'o .., u~ng onver1ible. VS, l966 MUSTANG convt. 6 cyl, 1-=========c..-========= 1 au!omal1c, R11.d. & htr., ,;t.andard, new paint & top.
Used Cars 9900 U1ed Carl 9900 po~ter &tttrin& RPL JU, $1050. 67s--0636 aft 6. !--------------==--===I S!m.00. . JJl\f SLEl\10NS 11\fPORTS e 1967 MUSTANG • 6 cyl,
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LOOK!
What We Have For You
'65 IM,ALA S.S. Cpo. $1199 v ... 1u10. lrtn1., l~IO!'Y 1lr con1Utlfloll..,, po-,,_1ng, tlcllo, P.tfll.,., ""'Htw1U tlNL
l wo:kl'I tffll, 1~111.,.1 cor>CI. l"'IM evtt A fODd VllUll Prlc..t r19hl. l..kllf'llf llGS '"·
'60 CHEY. ,U & Comp.,.
l ol , 1tlc-it.II! Jul! tl>e unit lo• .............
trlPt. A flaad ••I~. Llc1tt1i1 EM1tl.
18211 Beach Blvd., Huntingtan Beach
Hwy. Jt s.. • S-DI ... fwy.
Pho"° S(S-8163 or 147-6017
Opon 7 Days 'Til 10 P .M.
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lll \V. WARNER slick, r/h. $1190. 269 Knox
SANTA ANA Pl, C.M. 54-9690
OPEN EVES. & 8 U N . 'I\ MU1taric Conv. 9Uck
M&--4115 ahifl , pf~. Xln't ooncl.
'66 Squire Wa9on s1000. !4&-<201.< PM·• PM.
Fairla.ne, with wood grain ex..
tuior, dlr, ~ vs, power
attt:rin&', air oond. Slen!O
taPe, auto. trant. fTAY279)
Will take trade or finMCe
private j)Mty. Call 546-4002
or -494-6811.
Convcrtihlt-. AutllmAlic, V8,
radlll, hrafcr, dlr. Excellent
<:OM . fZ7.V 074), \V ill !akf'
trade nr finance: private PM·
ty. Call 54640.'il or 494-6811 .
}"'QR Se.le or trade for VW
Bug -1959 Ford Country
Sedan, JClnt cond, ps/pb,
air, 1left!O Make lllftt.
0 8)'1 646-7S75, e Vf' I .
64'"560.1.
MERCURY
'TO MERC Co!Cln)" Park wgn·
rack. r/h, air, run pwr, w/w
15,000 ml A1k Sot,500 CAii
Mon 557-19'10 uk tor Mr.
Johnston
·iii Mero convt.. Xltrt cond.
lnllde a Ol.lt, Power, S3SQ
or be1t ofler. 646-9022
MUSTANG
$1095
1966 Mustang VI
Radio, ~ater, 11.utomaUc,
p<l\\'Cr 11;tl'f'rlng. Pri~ to
sell. SAA 917 .
DEAN LEWIS
1966 Harbor Blvd,
e '66 P.lu11anR 1+2 F'stbk e
289 CU. in, 4·Spd
Ne·,,. Litt & Brakes
CLEAN I!
Stt al 1!25 W. Ba.Jboe Blvd,
Newport Beach 540-3308
1969 MUSTANG MAQf I, 351
cu. ln. Goodytar tires. U.S.
map. X1nt cond. SZ,00. m-.1000
e 'lie ~!"M I. Hu f'Yl"rthin1.
l.ikf' nr~. Under warrllllt)',
Sl.495. Pvt Ply, 644-4493.
'70 t.fUSTANG r/h. 9,000 mi
a11king $2.600 Call Mon
5.'l7·'f910 A I k for Mr.
Johnston
P.fUST Sell '67 MU1tana·Lan.
d&U $1150. , P/S-R/H-S/S
Good cop:!, &1&-85:29 art 4
t
'67·MUSTANG
Co11vert. Clean. 673-2662
Sineerely,
Cal Worlhingloll
OFFll DPlllS WID., llnlMlll ZND
'68CHEVELLE2Dr. H.T ~
Automatic, r1dio, h11t1r, P.S., WSW, tint.
1d 9 11111. IWXK6251
'69 CH~V. % TON
Pickup. Automatic, radio, h11ttr, Ion~
bod . 15J81bC I
'67 FORD GALAXIE 500
2 Or. H.T. Auto., RIH, P.S., WSW, tinted
9l11s, fie. a ir, vinyl fop. (VAE5"46 1
'67 MERC. COUGAR
Aufom•fi c, radio, h11t1r, PS., WSW, tin t.
91•11, vi nyl top. I 7J91 I 1001287 1
'900 UMCI Cort '900 UMCI Cers 99(jJ , _______ ;;;
OLDSMOBILE PLYMOUTH T·BIRD VALIANT ;;
'62 Old1 Statlirr. 2 rtoor
hardtop, full P"'r. factory
air. JYZ -423, $295.00.
JJ~f SLEi\tONS fi\fPORTS
UO W. WARNER
SANTA AN/\.
OPEN EVES. & SU N .
546-4125
e '65 GTO 4 SPEED
335 lf.P. MAGS,
STERO. LOADEDll
$1300 OR BEST OF-
FERll 897·3414.
'65 .l'URY lll win. 383, new
tires. Orig. owner, family
car $1025. 544-8034
19e5 T-BIRO 30,fm act. ml.,
alt cond, ps/pb. p w r
wndw1. l\11nt cond. $1500,
Call 494-7431.
'62 T-Bird, Alr-Cond, All
power! private pany, Call
{l) 524-8089.
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'62 VALIANT, '-<tr, ndit
paint, Good 2nd car, ~
cond, Reaaonabie p r I c ._.
675-6572. --
DAILY PILOT DlME -,;
-UNES oost you J111t ~
nles a day. ;:
e '66 OLD'S CUTI.ASS.
>..1..NT COND. ASKING
$1450 641-4377• *
'63 Old& FS5 Cpe, buckC'I
1968 V I P. Loaded, 35,tm Und C•n 9900U1ed Cars
miles. $1,995. * 8-47-3515 *
&eats, New !ires, Xln1 cond,i"'="P=O=N=TIA==C===-
~. 644-lll98.
'69 CUTLASS Suprrmr-Vinyl f---------
Hrdtp, a.fr, auto. Xlnt cond.
BHt llffer. 673-811 8. '66 Pontiac LeMa.n1, 2 door,
hardtop, automatic. rad. lt
htr. UIS 570, $1,195.00. PLYMOUTH JL\I SLEMONS IMPORTS ---------1 120 W. WARNER SANTA ANA $795 OPEN EVES. & S UN. 1965 Ply Belvedere 11 546-41~
llani lop, VII. radio, healrr, .68 , A1'.1 • Rad.A' II 11u1omati 1 · .....-. ans. 1..., res, "· power ~ eering, air 1\.111ny X!ras! $400 lt
real sharp, NQJ 069 takl' over p a y me n I 1 . DEAN LEWIS '5H82.1.
1966 Harbor, C.P.f. 646-9303 11 '"9111"""c"ro"""400=,-,"""spd...,.. -.,_-.,.-m
WHATEVER )'OU ne ed , Int. Full warrant)', 4si..UU
)'OU'll find, If yoo read • eve1 .er wkenda. Mk for
Dally Pilot Classified Ads _s_"=""~·===~~=-
'65 TEMPESf WAGON
Air, Xlnt Cond, S92S.
• 546-1574 •
'69 GRAND Prix VRPS. dl9C
FB, air, b,.onie/wht
la.ndt'au xlnt buy 673-~116 or
549-4250.
e '64 Ca.taliM 4-dr, auto.,
j)8/pb, xlnt mech. oond.
S.l7j. 675.-4945
RAMBLER
Specia~
$)690 '67 CHEVY CAPRICE
Clu b 'P•· full pow t r. ITNS.J l61
'65 CHEVY WAGON $950 Full pa.,.,•r. !PEH·l761
'66 CHEVROLET $900 4 dr. full pow1r. fSAA·5!4l
'65 CHEVY lh•ton Pickup $900 Auto1n1 1Jc tf1n1111iu lan. ("1·6461
'66 FORD $750 4 Dr, f ull paw•r. I RSS·4161
'65 CHEVY CONVIRTIBLE $850 Auto. 111111., f1dlo, h••••• f.tJ667)
'63 CHEVY WAGON $395 R1di•, It••*•'· air col'MI. l ltYT.0411:
'63 COMET $380 2 dr. R1dlo, h•1far IWLN·t01J
'64 FORD "500" $595 lt•t'1a, ho1t•t1 ••l•l'llttit. IVJV-1611
70 VW DUNI BUGGY $)995
~1/totou
2100 HARBOR BLVD.
T1l1phono : 645-0466
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1970 EL DORADO
[)comonstrator. Vinyl top, leather interior, l ull power, factory
alr. steno AJ.1-1'1.f multiplex. tllt-t.ele. wheel, power trunk
opener I: door locks. twilight sentinel. {0920). Low mileap.
SALE
PRICE
1969 CADILLAC
Sedan DeVille.. Vinyl top, cloth It. leather Interior, full PD""er,
factory air conditioninF:, duaJ comfort 5"3~. stt'reo multiplex.
po.,.,·er door lock&, ttlt-teleM:Opic wheel, r....·ilight sentinel.
power trunk opel'll':r. (065AGC !
~:i~E 5477.7
1966 CADILLAC
Cou~ DeVille.. Vinyl top, cloth & leather inteorior. full po.,.,·er,
factory air oondilionlng. signlll seeking radio, y,.·hite 1ide .... ·all
tires, etc. (RFC855 1
SALE
PRICE
52111
1967 CADILLAC
Sedan °'Ville. Vinyl tOO. cloth It leather interior, full J>O""·er.
factory air. &t@reo AM-F1'1 multiplex, tilt-telescopic wheel,
po.,.,·er door Jocks. IVCR244l
SALE
PRICE
52888
1966 EL DORADO
fll!!l!twood. U-athf'r intt"rior, full pov..·er, iactory air cond.,
&tereo Ai'1-ft.I, tilt telesropic sll"f.'rinlo! "''heel, power door locks,
cruise control, t"·ilight sentinel. tTEtn41 I
SALE
PRICE
52222
196.9 MARK Ill
Continf'nlal. Embli~ roof. leather intf'tior. full pG\\'t'T. faC"tory
air conditionin" stet'l!o tape, stl!reo radio, tilt v...·heel. llll poasi-
ble options. I YC~13861 ·
SALE
PRIC~
55333
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CAOI
NINETEEN
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'Cl1oose Yours Today
WHILE OUR
SE LECTIO N IS GREAT
ALLMOD~LS
EQUIPMENT
COLOR-CHOICE
OR.~NGE . ·couNTY~
FINEST SELECTION
OF
PREVIOUSLY OWNED
C.4.DILLACS
AND OTHER FINE
A,lJTOMOBILES.
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1966 CADILLAC stDAN DE VILLE
ONLY 26,945 ACTUAL MILES
Caribbean Aqua with while padded top alid aqua cloth & leather interior.
Full power, factory air, stereo AM·FM, Wt telescopic steering wheel, power
door locks, electric trunk, opener, power vent windows, auto. dimmer, pre·
mium tires. This .one.looks like it Just came ·off the showroom floor.
SALE PR.CED
NABERS
2600 Harbor Blvd.,
Costa Mesa
540-9100
SALES DEP ARTitENT OPEN
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1968. CHEVROLET .
Impala Custom Coupe. Vinyl top and trim, V-8, hydram1Uc,
factory alr condJtioning, -power steering, radio .&: heater,
Nabers tq\'ice loaner. {VTP357 )
SALE
PRICE
51999
1966 CADILLAC
Sedan De.Vi11e. Vinyl top, clolh k leather interior. full po\\'er,
factory air: conditioning, A?.f.f'?.1 radio, tilt-telescopic "·hef'I,
power door lockll, twilight sentinel, power trunk opener.
iTGJ3081
SALE
PRICE
521.11
1967' CA DI LLAC
Coupe DeVille. Vinyl lop, l!!ather Interior, full po.,.,·er, factory
air conditlonin&. stereo, AJ.l·f?-1 radio, tilt steering Wheel, pcw.·er
door lock~. 1Uhl'2401
SALE
PRICE
52999
1965 CHE VROLET
Bel Air 9 pusenau wa.a:on. V-8. 1utomatlc tran&misslon, pov.·er
steering, factory air conc11Uonlnf, radlo, he•ter, etc. (REC800)
SALE
PRICE $1111
1970 CADILLAC
SedM DeVillt. Early trade-in. Cloth .i leather interior. full
j)O\VP.r, factory air conditionln&, filereo AJl.1-Fr.t multipll!X,
power door locks. tilt-telescopic \\'hetl, t'vilight sentinel, etc.
Local. 1 b'tl'n~r c11.r. (501AFV 1
SA.LE
PRICE
1968 CADILLAC
Coupe Ol!Villl"'. Vinyl top. cloth & l1!11.ther inltorior, full po1vl'r
fActory air. slcreo A i\1-FM multiplex, tilt telescopic \Yheel.
power door lockl", twilight st'ntinel. J)IJ11•er trunk OJ)f'ner.
tVUT032f
SALE
PRICE
53555
SUMMER LEASE SPECIAL$
1970
EL DORADO
STOCI( I t-5Clf
ONlY $199 MO.
J4 Moot~ Op'" bd L..,, ALSO IMMEDIATE DELIVIRY ON ANT CAR IN STOCK
OH A~ltOVIO CltlOIT
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM Mon. thru Fri. • 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM Sat. and Sun.
Service Dtpertment Open Mon.·Fri. ,t:l0-6:00
All CARS SUBJEcr TO PRIOR SALE. ALL SALE PRICE~ EFFECTIVE THROUGH TUESDAY, SEPTEt.4BER I, 1970
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
AUGUST 29, 1 970
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~JACQUELINE B~ET ·
She Says It,
A.nd Lives. It,
As She Sees It
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Askc:rhemcrourself
POR JOHN J'OLPE,
6or, NJ.
S«ulllTy of Tnuispon'""1t1
Plea•• ""~ iM •"'~•
tolaere Ollf) C-11 of>&aln
• 4ritJer'a Ucen.e toilh-
ow a drit1U.. ~•''-M.
Harper, L.""lui B•r-
• Then a.re none. Each of the SO stales.
pins the District of Columbia. now re·
quires some type of driving test before
a licerue c.a.n be issued. Some states even
requfre complete reteM:ing for a license
renewal (notably Illinois and Virginia
at preaent)
FOR MSGR. PHILLIP J. MVRPHY,
Co1Mlic Youlli Or1anU.01um
I• iJ n1aw1 tlae Cailw-
l ic re lifion to lok~
flrusaP-Mary Bacw,
DubuqfM!I, /01«1
• It is a grave matter (mortal in) lo
use a chemical whose efll'Ct i~ complete
loss of Teail-On unless there is sufficienl
cause prompting same, for example, anes·
tbetic prior to an operation. Sttondly, it
is a grave matter to use a chemical which,
of itJJ nalure Ol" the compulsion (addfo-
tion) it hrings with it, presents a dangel"
to health or life.
POR NORM C..4.SB, lkuoiJ f'i.p11
Jl'lay floa'e yo. aoecr •
NUlf16 lut~tP-Parn
Serbaaecu, Buule
Crul, If kit.
• I aometimC6 wear a batting helmet.
but mot1t of the time I wear a 6ber aafety
insert in my regular uniform cap. This
ineert is legal. and r find it far more
oom fortable.
FOR JVDITB CRIST, Pm crilk,
bis ·r~ Slto111"
W' 1t4' kind o/ kclr· '"'°""" or •lreoli o/
.-1111.eu prooow
you to au.el. o prepo•
UNJftlle o/ U11/artor •
oble criUd.• o/ 11WrOieaP Tiley car"''
aD be lluat bed l'o..J T. O'Leary,
RUl ROflHI, Sa:n1a Roaa, Call/.
• You don't hear verr. well. I find some·
thing o( merit in at least 20 percent of
the 61ma and plays I reYiew oo the
"Today Show." Perb&ps Jiving in Santa
Rosa, Calif., permits one to romanticize
the Hollywood or Broadway producl.
Certainly someone 'Who bu to consider
it in its entirety can't afford to be any-
thing lesa than boneet in her criticism
What in the World!
Wortt Your Way to Europe No office
girl can complain lhat she can't afford
a European vacation any mor~not if
ahe has a skill and is willing to uae
ii abroad. Gals between the ages of
On-lh•job visif fo London
18 and 54 can get a job in London, with
air fare paid by the employer. They can
even get some local counseling on how to
6nd a flat (apartment) and/or a room·
mate. The catch? Well, the typical salary
is only $45 lo $55 a week, with some of
that going fol" taxes. However, British
girls manage on ii-and Paris is just a
short Right away. Though work permits
expire Oct. 31. a permanent job can
usually be arranged for the girl who
w11nt11 to stay longer. For further in·
forma1ion, WTite Dept. FW, Oversea&
Travel Coordinator, Western Girl. Inc.,
P.O. Box 3241, Stamford, Conn. 06905.
Owatonna '• E.G . Actor E.G. Marshall
is willing to tell his birthdat~June 18,
1919, and bis birthplace, Owatonna.
Minn.,-but all he'll say about his name
is tbal E stands fol" £njgma &lld C etanda
for Gregarious. "Aod it's a real name
in it.sell," insists the star of NBCtv'a
doctor &eries, -rbe Bold Onea.'' Tbe
dignified. serioos-mind~d Marshall started
out as a night-dub singer and guitarist.
''I used the name 'Marvin MagilHcuddy'
for a short time," he quipped to F AMIL\'
WEEKLY. "A drunk in the audience
wouldn't let me 6nish my act until I told
Just coll me E. G.,
soys Mt. Marshall.
him my real name. So I told him the
Marvin one, and that kept him qufot."
and true to her owo standards of taste,
ckcency, and iotellecL
FOR ANDY rlLLl.4MS
Piao ia U..We elut beor
auil oa yoMr ala.ow,•""
Wllao flreoaed "P elut
claaraceerP-lubel
RlllAer/ord, Noklaa,
Miu.
• The bear was designed and built by
former Hollywood stunt man Janos Pro-
huka at the request of my ooproducen,
Allan Blye and Cllris Bea.rd. Janos
wears 1he suit and bu perfected the
many lovable trail8 and mannerisms
seen each week.
FOR JOHN SHAFFER, Aomini.strator,
Ftdtral AWltion AutAority
Doe. iM F .A.A.. re-
qiUn MOre eA.n Olle ,,.,M)ft lo be liceltUd
for /l,.U., ora oU
co•~rrial airplane
A#auP-Mra. r . Harr&., So11 L.u
Obupo, Cal;/.
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• Yea. Both pilot and copilot must be
liceruces, and if the plane requirea a
ftight engineer, he alao mu1t have a Fed-
eral license.
FOR MARGARET BORG, pmUt:nt..
Vtka, N.Y.
NalioMI Auodation of
'omen U. Conslruclion
Flaae ia elut "lf"0Me11 ill
Co1Utrvction"' 1roupP
801111 ....,.,. ,,.. ... ,,.,.
ore ill ilP-Mra. L. R.,
• Our association is comprised of more
rhan 5,000 women who are employed in
all phases of the construction industry.
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FOR M.t4X B.4ER,
"The 8 twrl1 HiJlbillUs"
On your "•oto you eaid
you /iraia/aed aislla
1rtUk. la llual eraet-
GtHIUlolyn Griflia, .41-
ea:andrio, L..
• I graduated from the University of
Santa Clara. California. It's Jethro who
just made it through sixth grade.
Wa•t ... ak • I-. ~ • 4(11G&Jo.! Y--• ....... Ila.le eel--. •M we'll pt
lite -er ,,_ tk ...-i.ea1 ~ ,._ ......... 5-.1 .-.-.. pnferaltt7 -•
f'Oet ewcl, &e Aak n.e.. y..,..11, FamO,. W-'d,-, 6'1 ~ Aft., N-Y ..... N.Y.
1002%. We ea .... ffkaowk.qe 411-tioaa, l:Hat t5 will be ,.w 1-eaeh -.-ed.
Well, what is your real name, we J>Cl"·
aisled. What do your friends call you ?
"&egee," Marshall explained patiently.
Matching Competitors Personality is
an important factor in contacl sports. J.
Roewell Gallagher, M.D., Yale Univer-
sity, points out: '1'he lighter, younger
boy who ha.a zeet and a will to play ia
less vulnerable to injury than a larger
hut indifferent and lackadaisacal com-
panion ; ao, too, the aggressive and alert
boy in contrast to one whl> bangs back
and bas hi.s mind on other thinge."
HouM of Card Are you ready to live
in a J>aper house? Don 'I laugh ; it may
be your choice sooner than you think.
This one, for instance, won a Fibre Box
Associalion packaging design award
at a competition in W ash.ington, D.C.
Y~. Teal people live in it-.adults; and
with the necessary kitchen and bathroom
equipment, too, all factory built. De-
pending on their degrees of skill. it's
estimated that three men could complete
a basic 400 square-foot unit from a fae-
A cozy, little paper house
tory-buih kit, in 10 hours or eo. Actually,
it's a giant yersion of the familiar cor·
rugated box sprayed with fibrc-glaM
coating. This makes a strong, 6ame-re-
tardant double-wall, durable enootfl 10
IM I about 20 years, it's said. Not bad for
a paper pad.
You are Invited to mall your questions or comments about any article or ldverttsement ttiat
lppt1rs In fll'llllY ~ly. Your letter will receive a prOfnpt answer. Wrltt to Service Edit9t, Family Weekly, 641 lexinaton Avenue, New Yott, N.Y. 10022.
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Ev.,ytlme you choose a SweetHeart •
product, you get floe quality.
And, you save. Now, just send In the ''
IC>Upon with the. label$ from any two
different SweelHeert produets from Purex.
and )10U mey aw 9Y8I\ more by wtnnlng _,. '::..,...,.,,...the~ Savtnga Sweepstakes.
~.£1'"...,..,,,,~.,-"" ~Fat Pttz• 11 11,cm (Put tMt
F19grant SweetHeart Deodorant Soep
combines the SweetHeert mildness
you want with the protection you need.
And because lt'a made by SweetHeert.
only the formula seems expensive.
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Edward Nixon holds carving of hU /amolU brother Richard.
The Little-Known
The President's brothers, Donald and Edward, are
my own life, keep my own business.
and my endeavors separate and apart
from that of the President."
Donald commeota. "Whether cor-
rectly or not, being closely related to the
President requires on.e to do whatever
bas to be done eo that it will not be
interpreted incorrectly. We have our
own interests and problems. but to a
lesser extent we, too, live in a fish bowl.
• One must be circum.spect, but it i.a my
philosophy to be so anyway."
Donald tries. Acting u a special ~
sistant to the caodidatc during bis broth-
er's Presidential campaign in 1968, be
bad among his duties the task of mating
arrangements to get some 203 Nixon
and R)'an (Ryan is Pat Nixon's maiden
name) relatives to Wasbingtoo for the
Inauguration. The night of the Inaugu-
ratioo, before the Inaugural Ball bepo,
be acted as host to a selected group
of these relatives and friends. But ooce
the event faded into history, be returned
to bis one-story home in Newport
Beach, Calif., with no desire to become
part of bis brother's Administration. W hen a lieutenant com-
mander piloting a helicopter
on routine Naval Reserve
duty rescued two girls from
a swamped boat in Puget
Sound, it made big news. It
would probably have been
just a local news story had the
pilot not been Edward Nixon
-brother of the President of
the United States.
Dona/J Nixon, like Edward, trle1 to 1ltun Presidential UmeUght.
Donald is an assistant to J. Willard
Marriott, Jr., of the Marriott Corpora-
tion and is a management statt consul-
tant with the Carnation milt and it»
cream company. Before that be was
a vice president of Ogden Food, in
charge of in-flight food preparation. He
was alao management staff consultant
for Jessop Steel but resigned that post
when his brother became President lest
be be accused of conflict of interest.
At Marriott, Donald Nixon is involved
in food operations and franchi.ai.ng. A Marriott Corporation executive wu
visiting several European countries re-
cently on a buai.ocss trip for bis firm
and received royal treatment every-
where. But this red-arpet deference
doesn't seem out of line when it's un·
dentood that the executive was Donald
Nixon, President Richard Nixon's sec-
ond living brother.
Even Aristotle Onassis, husband of
the widow of the man who defeated
Donald's brother in the Presidential race
of 1960, extended lavish hospitality. In
fact, Donald bad never .een roses with ' . stem.a quite u long u those OoUSIS
had delivered to his botd room.
Publicity and roaes, however, a.re not
the whole story of being a President's
brother. For Donald and Edward Nixon.
this role bu meant pride and joy but
also anxiety, apprehension, and sacri-
fices. This is so even though neither
Donald nor Edward ever really got close
to their brother Richard.
"Doo and Ed." Evelyn Dom, a close
family friend told us, "have a nonnal
relationship with each other but are in
awe of Dick and always have been. And
Famil11 Weeklv. Augeut 80, 1970
from the time be wu Vice President,
they felt the moves in their relationship
with him were up to him."
Family closeness was made difficult,
too, by the vudy cjiffcreot tempera-
ments of the three brothers. Donald,
who is 56, less than two years younger
than the President, is outgoing and
gregarious. Edward. who is 40, and
wu born when the President was 17,
is tight-lipped and introspective. As a
young man, Richard impressed his
brothers u a loner-a thinker, and the
one the family always knew someday
would be "aomcbody."
There have been some moments of
intimacy, however. There was the time
when Donald, then a student at Guil-
ford Preparatory School in North Caro-
lina, and Richard, a student at Duke
Law School, saved and pooled their
money for their first trip to New York.
There they bought their mother her
tint fur piece. And there was the in-
timate aadneas of losing two brothers
-Harold, the ddest, and Arthur, who
wu younger than Donald. Shared grief
led Richard and Donald to hover ova-
Edward, ao much younger than they,
and to worry about his health.
"One September," said the late Han-
nah Nixon, their mother, "on the day
that Richard was to leave our home
in Whittier, Calif., to return to Duke
for the fall semester, bis dad, &in•
to go a,nd bating to be late, kept calling
Rkbard for breakfast. But Richard
d idn't answer. When I looked for him,
1 found him hovering over Ed's bed.
Ed was still aaleep."
When Edward was in high school,
Richard encouraged him to make extra
money by 1elling rides in his ca.r. "It
isn't fair to Dad if you don't," Richard
said. And, when Richard left for tho
Navy, be counseled, "Now, Ed, you
take good care of your mother."
Just before his nomination, we were
in the st\Kfy of the Nixon's New York
apartment. Richard Nixon pointed with
pride to the hi-fi set which Edward,
whom be says bas the beat mind in the
family. had bujlt for him. In that apart-
ment, still caught up in their family
grief, Richard and Edward could not
~main dry-eyed as they talked tenderly
of Harold.
Today each brother struggles in hia
own way to be his own man, while
accepting the fact that being the Pren-
denl's brother mates their lives both
better and worse.
"After all," says Dooald Nixon, "each
individual has bis own life. rm very
proud of my brother, but 1 try to live
A stocky six-footer, Donald is jovial,
generous, full of qujps, a great host. and
always the bub of things. His home,
with its four bedrooms, ~and-a
half baths, living room, dining room,
back. porch, yard and even ao old-fash-
ioned family room, is a livdy place
over which his wife Clara Jane (nee
Lemke) presides graciously.
At home with Donald and Oara Jane
are their two $00$---25-year~d Donald,
Jr., and Richard. 18. "Dopny," who
served in the Navy on the U~ Prin~
too in Vietnam, attcods Orange Coast
College and expects lo study law at
Southwest University. Richard is a stu-
dent at Newport Beach High School.
A daughter, Lawrcne Mae, lived in
PJaceotia. Calif., where she taught
school, until her marri_,e oo June 27
to Tbomu E. Anfinsoo, ao accountant
with a brokerage firm in Calif omia.
The Dooald Nix.om. married 28 yean
and brousbt together by their families,
share a common background and way
of looking al life. Devoted to old friends.
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proud-but openly admit they want to stay clear of the White House
they never miss a meeting of their
bridge club, none of wboee members
ever made oewa or walked the red
carpet of fame.
But that carpet is laid out for Dooald
oot only on a bu.sines,, trip abroad but
at home. The fraternal connection to
the White House brings many invita-
tions to Donald and Clara to attend
Calif omia political functions. It is also
reflected in Donald's home, where on
the wall of a long hallway are cherished
such objects u Nixon Ioaugural medal-
lions .and a framed invitation to the
State Dinner given at the White House
for Premier Eisaku Sato of Japan.
Presidential prestige also abooe oo
Lawrene Mae's wedding in the Pres--
byterian Church at Newport Beach.
Calif. Her uncle, the President, and her
aunt, the Pint Lady, were present. So
was her cousin Tricia. Her cousin JuJie
and her husband, David Eisenhower,
were in Japan at that time.
T be wedding became so much of a
public event that one man called the
bride's fat.her, pleading for an invitation.
"I won't come," the stranger promised.
"I just want to keep the invitation u
a collector's item!"
Edward Nixon tries to maintain his
distance from the White Houae. During
the summer, prior to his brother's el~
tioo, he announced. "I have no plans
for Washington. Diet has his life to
lead, and I have mine." While his brother
was President-elect, he told us that the
Administration contemplated a post for
him as White House liaison with indus-
try, but that he hesitated about taking
Gay Lynn, his wife, who is a mathe-
matics teacher, away from her claaaroom.
He even turned down a $30,()()()+year
post with the Commerce Department
u chairman of the Federal Field C.om-
mission for Development Planning in
Alaak.a.
Although Edward told the press that
be did this for "strictly personal rea-
sons," the White Howe explained that
the real reason wu that the appoint-
ment might run afoul of the conftict-
of-interest Jaw passed in 1967. That Jaw
provides that a public official may not
appoint a relative to a job that the of-
ficial controls or in which he serves.
Today Edward is employed by a firm
involved in oceanography projects in
Seattle, Wash. Before beading mail
operations during the 1968 campaign
at Nixon headquarten in New York,
be bad been with the Pacific Northwest
Bell Telephone Company io Seattle as
communications consultant.
He bad also been employment super-
visor for Bell-Comm.. lnc., of Wash-
ington, D.C., recruiting and placing
technical specialists who se.rve u con-
suJtants to the NASA office of manned
space Oights. He bas also been an as-
sistant professor of naval science at
the University of Washington. On May
7, 1969, be was elected Republican
state committee lllMI from Snohomish
County, Washington.
R ecently, Edward bas retreated more
deeply within himself than even his
introspective nature bad hitherto al-
lowed. A oewa story may put the spot-
light oo him, but be prefen privacy in
bis beautiful tree-t.baded home, far from
neigbbon in a wooded area of Lyn-
wood, a suburb of Seattle. He akia and
ice skat.es with Gay Lynn (nee Woods)
and their two daughters. Amelie, 12,
and Elizabeth, 1 O.
But oo matter how bard a President's
brother tria to be his own man, be lives
in his shadow. The publicity Edward
Nixon received over the incident in
~get Sound is reminitcent of the time
when Sam Houston Jobnton, LBJ's
brother, was involved in a traffic acci-
dent in Hidalgo, Texas. Newsmen from
every part of the country called the
Hidalgo police for details.
It seems, moreover, that the shadow
is cast long before the brother becomes
President. It is almost a rule, as Doria
Faber notes io her book, "Motj)en of
American Presidents," that the Presi-
dent is almost invariably the older
brother and that the younger brothers
were pushed into the background by
motben who felt that their first-born
sons would someday be President.
R ichard Nixon wu oot a tint-born,
but at the age of 20 became one, in
effect, after the death of Harold.
When Arthur had died eight years
earlier, that death had tint stirred in
Richard Nixon a determination to help
make up for his parents' loss by making
them very proud of him. Arthurs death
quietened his already expressed need
to suc.ceed. Recalling the effect of Har-
old's death on her son Richard, Hannah
Nixon once told us. "From that time
on, it seemed that Richard waa trying
to be thru sons, striving even harder
than before to make up to his father
and me for our loss. With the death
of Harold, his determination to ma.kc
us proud of him seemed greatly inten-
sified. Uocoo9ciouaJy, too, I think that
Richard may have felt a kind of guilt
that Harold an4, Arthur were dead and
that he wu alive ...
Hannah Nixon didn't exactly predict.
in line with the Faber formula, that
her aoo Richard would become Presi-
dent. She said. however, that "His fa-
ther and I could aec from the flrat that
Richard was a gifted child. We wanted
him to be somebody. So did everyone
in our family. My motber, Richard'•
Grandma Milhous, thought he would
be a preacher. I thought be would be
a musician, for be bu a natural ear
for it. When be was nine, he himaelf
announced Tm going to be a lawyer.' ..
While Richard was studying law at
Duke Univera.ity, Donald wu at Guil-
ford P reparatory School. There was
not enough money for both boya to stay
away at school. Ooe bad to go back
to Whittier to work in the mark.et the
family owned. It was Richard, destined
to be "somebody," who continued with
his studies and Donald, without such a
destiny attached to him by the family,
wbo went home. Donald was a graduate
of Whittier High School, but except
for a few night classes at th.e University
of Southern California, that's where his
education ended.
The attitude in the John900 bouaehold
was much the same. Sam Houston John-
son grew up living and working for the
advancement of his brother Lyndon,
which waa a family goal. It wu not
until LBJ moved into retirement, that
Sam Houston broke away.
President Nixon's brotben never even
got as close to their brother u Sam
Houston Johnson did to his. And their
preaent intention is to continue to stay
away. They hold him in awe, and there
ia pleasantnes&-no rift. They have
made sacrifices in order that their older
brother couJd go "all the way." Doo
and Ed Nixon would never 8od fault
with Richard.
Perhaps this is the IOrt of family
devotion, sacrifice, and loyalty it takes
to mile a man P~deot of the United
States .•
Prtsldtnt and Mrs.
Nixon and daughter
Tricia, al kft, attend
wedding of his nleu,
Lawrtne Mae, daughttr
of hl.J brother Donald,
at Newport &och,
Calif. At right ore
brlde1room, Thom41
EltrUr An(Uuon, and
Donald Nixon
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4 green oniona, thinly sliced
~ teaspoon salt
~ teupoon Aecent
3 tablespoon.a allipped parsley
Yi teaspoon chenil lean•, cruahed
% teupoon aarjoram lean.s,
crushed
1. Heat butter or margarine in a small
skillet. Add celery, carrot, green pepper,
and green onion. Sprinkle with the salt
and Accent. Cook over low heat 2 lo
3 min., stirring occasionally.
2. Remove from heal and mix in the
parsley and herbs. About I cup :Jtuf!ing
Double Lime Cooler
In a large pitcher or bowl, combine and
prepaN I env. lemoo-lbne-ftavOftd ht.
stant soft drlak mix and I env. lemon-
_.lnored iMaaat soft drlalt mix fol-
lowing package diTectiom. Quarter and
juice 3 or 4 limes. Add the juice and
the juiced lime quarters to the cooler.
Chill thoroughly. Stir before serving.
About 4 qts. cooler
With sideburns, beards, and bandlebar8'
And longer hair in back,
The nation'• balding dach don't mi.
The hair on top they lack.
--Corinne wellnf
QUIPS AND QUOTES
The construction worker opened bis
lunch basket, looked in and growled:
''Cheese sandwiches. Always cheese
sandwiches . .,
·"'for Pete's sake," exclaimed a fellow
worker sitting nearby. ..Jf you bate
cheese sandwiches so much, why don't
you ask your wife to make you some
other kindT'
"My wife?" responded t.be first work-
er. "Who's married? I make these sand-
wiches myself." -A . T. Quigg
This trmpting individual urvice for one includes a chicken brea.n, plump with mhed
vegetable stuffing, a sour cream-capped bak.ed potalO, and a serving of crispy so/ad.
Honeydew Pie
l baked 9-in. putry a.hell (pre-
pared from a pie craat mix)
!11 cop cold "•ter
I enY. uJlnored r;elatbl
% capnp.r
% cap all-parpose loar
~ teupoon t1& lt
1 ~ cn119 water
2 er;r yolk&. fork beaten
l Y1 teaapoona bely shredded
Uae peel
3 tablespooaa lime jaiee
7 dro119 green food colorba~
~ cup dairy .oar <Tea•, fork
beaten
1 Yi cu119 diced or eoenely choppel
hoeeydew aelola. chilW
2 err wltitea
2 tablffpoona a11pr
1. Soften gelatin in lh cup cold water.
Set aside.
2. Blend the ~ cup sugar, flour, and
salt in a heavy saucepan. Gradually add
the I ~ cups water, blending until
smooth. Stirring gently and constantly,
Golfer In tlalck.et: "Never mind IM
ball, caddy. Come and find me."
-Dorothea Kent
~ nickel·nuning couple too~·
infant son to a movie. The usher w . ed
them that unless the baby re all>ed
quiet, the management would refund
their money and ask them to leave.
Near the end of the feature, the hus-
band whispered to bis wife:
"What do you think of the movie?"
"Terrible," she replied.
"Check," be agreed. "Pinch the
baby." -F. G. Kernan
Your new car will la.rt you your Ii/~
time if you constantly drive it 10 to JOO
miles per hour. -Roger W. Dana
bring mixture to boiling; rcduoe beat
and cook 3 min.
J. Vigorously stir about 3 tablespoons
hot mixture into the egg yolks. lmme--
dialely blend into mixture in saucepan.
Cook, stirring constantly, about 3 min.
Remove from heat; stir in softened gel-
at.in until completely dissolved. Blend
in lime peel and juice, food coloring,
and finally the sour cream.
4. Chill until partially set, stirring occa·
sionally. Add the diced melon (drained,
if necessary) to the partially set gelatin
mixture and fold together.
5. Beat egg whites until frothy. Gradu-
ally add the remaining 2 tablespoons
sugar, continuing to beat just until stiff
peaks are formed. Tum onto the gelatin
mixture and gently fold together until
thoroughly blended. Turn filling into
pastry shell. Chill until firm. If desired.
garnjsh with whipped cream.
One 9-in. pie
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J acqueline Bisset got her
first acting experience in an
English boarding school
where she always wanted to
play boys' parts. But invari-
ably she ended up playing
"sickeningly sweet angels."
The tall, well-proportioned blue-
green-eyed, 26-year-old actress got her
first big break in show business right
after attending a dinner party at Clar-
idge 's in London. Among the guests
were Darryl Zanuck, bead or 20th Cen-
tury-Fox, and Italian producer Dino de
Laureotiis. When Zanuck was told that
de Laurentiis was abo,ut to use Jacque-
line for a picture, be looked her over ap-
praisingly, then said to one of his ex-
ecutives, "Sign her!"
By then, Jacqueline bad played only
a small part in one jilm. She made her
first noticeable appearances in "Casino
Royale" and as the girl who was thwarted
from running ofI with Albert Finney in
'Two for the Road." When Mia Farrow
walked away from Frank Sinatra as
well as the lead opposite him in ''The
Detective," they gave Jacqueline the
leading role.
S inoc then she has starred in "For
the First Time," "The White Ladder,"
"Bullitt," "Airport," and "Grasshop-
per." opposite some of Hollywood's big-
gest names, including Steve McQuecn,
Dean Martin, and Burt Lancaster. She
is now filming 'The Mephisto Waltz.."
And for someone who has gone so
far so quickly, Jacqueline Bisset has one
distinctive, unactrcsruke quality: she's
embarrassingly frank and honesL This
honesty is apparent in all of her an-
• swers, her manner of living, her whole
attitude toward life.
In her tint Hollywood film, ''The
Sweet Ride"-hcr costar was Michael
Sarrazin, with whom she has lived the
past couple of years. Asked if they arc
going to get married, Jacqueline in-
sisted, "Everybody seems coocemed with
whether or not 1 am getting married
ucept me. If you love someone. 1t is
ENTE RTAINMENT
Honesty
Hasn't Hurt
Jacqueline Bisset
This slim and shapely young acting star tellS-
and liveS-it as she sees it
By PEER J. OPPENHEIMER
only honest to spend as much time with
him as possible. Why should I care
what people say? I am not looking for
lcick.s. OnJy for happiness, and, to me,
happiness doesn't mean getting up at
six in the morning to drive home.
"As far as I am concerned, you have
to love a man more than your career
to want to marry him. I love Michael
and have loved him since I first met
him but not enough to marry him."
Jn spite of her very "now" attitude,
Jacqueline was raised in a traditional
English manner, attended private
schools. which emphasized being a lady.
Looking back, Jacqueline insists the
discipline, both at home and at school,
was the best thing that could have hap-
pened to her. "It helped me get over
being too sensitive. Also, there is noth-
ing more important than discipline for
an actress."
lbat Jacqueline got over being sensi-
tive was evident by her indifference to
criticism about being 20 pounds over-
weight when she started to model in
London. A friend. photographer TCIT}'
Donovan, once described her u "being
fcmiJ\ine, sensual, and refreshing-but
a bit meaty."
It was Michael who finally made her
lose weight by pointing out that to be
successful in her career, she simply had
to slim down. How effective he was is
evident not only by her 118 pound,
nicely shaped five-foot-six-and-a-half·
inch fisurc but by the way abc works
on staying slender.
A t the present time, home is a
.. abaclc" she shares with Michael on
Malibu Beach. "Nobody really believes
it is so tiny," she explained. "When an
actress says she lives in a shack, every-
body takes for granted she has a fivc-
bedroom mansion. I don'L I don't like
possessions."
What about her future plans?
.. I don't have any. I owe the atudio
a film ll year, for another five years, I
think. Beyood that I have no oommit-
mcnts_ and I don't want to have any,
no matter how much money I'm of-
fc~. I'd like to conocntrate on ooe
thing at a time and when I'm through
with it, there's time enough to think or
something else." •
Jacqu~line Bisut
and Michael
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a Uttk "shack"
at Malibu Beach,
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D o you feel completely safe These minimum standards were set up by
the Illuminating Engineering Society and ap-walking at night in your neighbor-proved by the American Standatds Associa-
hood? Would you worry about tion to indicate a level of convenience and
walking home alone after a movie, safety for pedestrians and drivers as well as
a party, or PT A meeting? Would protection against prowlers and other 1aw
breakers.
you let your children go to the Even main city thoroughfares, which de-
store alone for you after dark? pend on light for evening entertainment, shop-
If the answer to any of these questions is ping, and heavier traffic, are inadequately
"no," it's time you did something about it. lighted in more than 85 percent of our cities
Large cities are not the only centers of and towns, according to the Street and High-
crime today. Violence is on the rise in small '!lay Safety Lighting Bureau.
cities, suburbs. and towns. Receot FBI statis-"Light works against the criminal in a num-
tics show the highest increases in crime in ber of ways, significantly reducing his ad-
the past year-15 percent-were in cities of vantages," says New York Congressman
10,000 to 25,000 people. Cities of 25,000 to James H. Scheuer~ who introduced legislation
50,000 had a 14 percent increase for all~ estatblished the National Institute of Law
crimes last year and a 23 percent gain in Enforcement and Criminal Justice. "It makes
robberies. whereas in cities of 250,000 to detection by the intended victim and by pos-
500,000 robberies increased only five percenL sible witnesses much more likdy and dra-
Statistics further show that 75 percent of matically increases the odds of positive iden-
all crimes take place at oight, aod two-thirds tification later oo."
of these happen in badly lighted areas. Are
your community's streets adequately lighted?
They probably aren't. Only two percent of
the residential streets in the U .S. meet the
accepted standards, according to the Street
and Highway Safety Llghtiog Bureau. This
means that there are less than 100 out of
18,000 incorporated cities and towns with
residential streets lighted to a minimum level
of 0.2 footcandJe average.
14 Famil11 Weeklv, AMgMt 30, 1970
R epresentative Scheuer, authoT of "To
Walk Streets Safely," also says light is the
most "cost-effective'' means available for pre-
venting crime. "Clearly it is more efficient
to prevent crimes than to rush about trying
to set matters right after the damage has been
committed." He also says that rpl>C?nse time
is critical. "In the first 60 seco'*'8';" the odds
of capturing the criminal drop from 100 to
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Cuts Crime!
By BARBARA P. JOHNSON
60 percent . In just six minutes, it becomes totally unlikely that
the crime will ever be solved." La.st year 80 percent of all
FBI Crime Index offenses went unsolved.
How can you determine if your community is adequately
lighted?
•When you look down the street. does light fall uniformly,
or are there puddles of darkness between fixtures? The fixture
should reflect light directly onto tbe street in a cooe shape.
extending up and down the roadway. It shooJd not be con·
centrated around the pole.
• Arc new areas of town being developed but accompany·
ing street lighting not keeping pace? ln residential areas. light
fixtures should be no more than 1 SO feet apart and at least
20 to 30 feet above the roadway.
• Are school playgrounds, city parking lots, areas adjacent
to movie theatres or other places of nighttime activity brightly
lighted? If not, they certainly should be.
• Has your city modernized its lighting since World War
II? Street lights put up 20 to 30 years ago can be using as
much electricity, giving one-tenth the light as modem ones.
U your community's stRC:ts are not adequately lighted, what
can you do about it?
Citizens' Action Groups across the country are at work
appealing for support. surveying and mapping existing light-
ing, talking to city council members, proposing lighting proj-
ecta. and getting results: reduction in crime and traffic deaths.
Consider Wubiogton, D.C., where a block of families on
Wyoming Street banded together after a man had been killed
in f root of their homes. They all contributed and bad area
ligbta installed so that the street is brightly lit at night.
To achieve results, here are some guidelines to follow:
Introduce complaints on badly lfgt.t.cl areas to one
of the cfvk--mlnded groups in your community-PT A,
church group, women's club, Rotary, or Chamber of Com-
merce. for example. Interesting others in finding ways to
combat crime, precipitates organiud action.
Research your city's lighting system. When were the
majority of lights installed and last updateJ? Are there any
areas-especially residential-without lights? ls there a par-
ticular high-crime area? Pinpoint badly Lit areas.
._.Survey your townspeople. Do they feel safe shopping
at night and letting their ch.iJdren walk home when it's dark?
Wortc whf'I the community's merchants. If downtown
lighting isn't adequate, most merchants will be more than
happy to lend support. Light means more people on the streets
shopping and a deterrent to would-be burglars.
Contad the local preH for support1 visit with your
local utility company and work with your police department
to secure facts on high-crime areas in your community.
Find ways to allocate fvnds. In Durham. N.C., the
money for new lights that were installed this summer came
from a Federal grant of $5,400. administered by the state.
The city and county are paying $3,000. This is ·one of a nwn-
ber of anti-crime projects administered by the Law and Justice
Committee to study the relationship between crime and street
lighting.
Jo other cities, the expense sometimes hu been felt more
direclly by the people sod local government.
But the solution isn't ~lways new street lights. Sometimes
increased wattage in existing fixtures can be effective, as can
better maintenance of all street lights.
As Milton G. Rector, director of the National Council
on Crime and Delinquency, says: "One of the great deterreots
to crime in the street is the better use of the streets themselves.
This means people freely and comfortably strolling at night
looking into shop windows, going to movies, or visjtiog friends
without fear of attack. How do we get people to use the
streets? One way is to improve street lighting ... +
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that Yitality that you once bad.
I ATt All an 1W$l EITM NI• AWAY
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Could tb.i5 be poMible? Well, it certainly was for
me and bwidted:s " thousands ol other men and wma like mJSd( who samd and de-efiwd theimehe:s of the food and DOllrisbment
they oecded. Now with this New Method it is
poss1"ble for you to maintain yow proper weichl
without depriYiDs JOW*lf of pd healthM
fil.liq meak. AND BFSI' OF All DON'T col.TNT CALORIES! I cu't ttll you what a blessin& this method WIS to me and what this
same metbod I used cu do for you.
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Yes, by follow~ this simple method you an
ICtU&lly lose as little or as much t1cess wt.ight
as you desire. All you do is follow my simple
dim:tioos.
I call my Method ANAPAX. Yes, The
ANAPAX Method was the cod ol my ova·
wcicht prob1an and the lDPIU to Huncltedl ct
Thousands of other people, male and !male
alike that realty wUled to loot yean youqer,
im ~ and 9Ct blCk tb1 pep aoc1 eoerv
they ooce bid ..• aad it ca be yours too.
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Hm's how simple it Is to actually do what l"te
been talk.inc about this far ... YES to END
THAT FAT PROBLEM FOREVER!!
Sil!JpJy follow the ANA.PAX METHOD. AU
you have to do is lo 11.t.e 3 of my '()Ccial 1.11>-
lets daily, one before each meal. follow the
UICloscd simple method ... aod lhat's all I ask
you to do. ANAPAX Method will do tbc rat
anJ Fast. Results ~nteed in ooly 3 days
belleve it or not. Tnm down quietly and safely
u I did to almost half the siz.c I was. l f dt aod
looted hh a a>mplddy ditrcrent penoa with
perfect proportioos. And not ooly did I feel
ycus younger but people I hadn't teeD for 2 or
3 months hardly could recosnizt me without my
usual bloatrd appt.aranct.
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The ANAPAX Method is not ooly the besC
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weiabt rtiductioo Method milable to the_.
lie today but many ot the fore.aiosi penou».
ties iA the theatre, sbow bulinea, IDOTics, etc.
art lositla pounds and illChci with no elf Oft at
au for the ~nt bmt in their lil'CS.
W£ AU llll If TM STW UT• CtlfUTU.T
Tiil Tit CM LOU lll9T.
Ill Tll'U IMI( TlllStlf SIU, •IMITULE.
&11 • fttt IOIT If 111 ttm EIS •••
But DOW •• , this is aJI in the past -loUna a1J
the wn&ht yoo desire w be a Wiple, fast I.lid
sa ( c upcrit.nce for you by just f olk>wiq the
ANAPAX METHOD. ...
llAIUlrtO man II ltST a IAYI
M "91 MY.,_. II f'ti
Ta~e advantatc of the ANAPAX Method to-
day! The lonitr you wait the more you're
da1natio1 yow bcalth I.lid •tll beini Take
advantage of my 3 0.y Trial Ab$olutely Fret.
Rmlcmba if you don't tt.e the rcsuhl imme·
diately your money back. I'm DOI saying 1hlt
the ANAPAX Method may work for you ...
I say the ANAPAX Method WILL t10rk for
you ... or 1t com you notluni. Try the ANA·
PAX METHOD at my risk todty while the
supply is sliU available.
ANAPAX PRODUCTS,~ llS
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Enclosed is my r•yment in FULL for your wonderful A.HAP~ Method. undersbnd thlt if I do not Lose pounds
and inches after followlna your ANAP~ Method •.. I am
rntitled to 1 refund of the complete purchHe price.
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~re's an interesting little item
from our neighbors in Canada
. . . A visiting American mo-
torist appearing before a local
magistrate on charges of driv-
ing 74 m.p.h. ottered this ex·
planation. Considering that the
Canadian gallon l.s bigger than
a U.S. gallon, mlles were no
doubt longer too. He reasoned
that ln order to cover 60 Ca·
nadlan miles his speedometer
11hould read at least 70 m.p.h.
The jud~e however dldn't In-
terpret it the same way. He
promptly fined him In Cana-
dian dollers . . . whtCh are
smaller than U.S. dollars.
Soeaklng of small dollars . . .
How about the best dollar buy
on the automobile market to·
day? Fords Flllcon for exam·
ple. Here at Wilson Ford Sales
In Huntington Bea.ch we have
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like the 200-cu. In. Six, which
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part of Ford's new Better Ideas
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1:00 0 Sports Special (C) "All·American Youth Bowling Champion·
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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2
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8:30 O Boxing From the Olympic (C)
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11:00 AM D Q3 (6J Major League Baseball (C)
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 29, 1970
REGULAR DAYTIME PROGRAMS
MOl?NINC,
5:551 Clvt Us Till1 Day (C)
6:00 Summer Semester (C)
6:25 · Education Eadlen11 (C) "The
Be11innin1 Years."
&:30 R Odyue1 (C) "Psychiatry and
Crfminal Justice."
l features '
Educatlonal f11tura
6:45 Co111111odltr Report
6:55 KNIC N1W11rvlct (C)
7:00 Qi Ci) C8S NIW1 (C) John
Hart assumes the role of an·
chormen, in piece of Joseph Bentl,
who is leaving for reasslanment to
a foreian bureau. Bernard Kalb will
replace Hart as Washinaton anchor
on TV's only daily one·hour Network
news broadcast
I@ 6 m Tod11 Sho• (C)
The M. Siio• (C)
Mr. Wishbone (C)
Bo10 tti1 Clown (C)
Marlllt Open Int/ Actlvt1 7:30 Acrou the f1nt1 (C) Mon ,
Mallin& Ul1 Most of Maturity,
Tues., Davey & Qoliath (C) Wed :
Parenta-Youth forum (C) Thurs.;
Ruourct1 for Youtfl (C) Fri m Piunne (C) m C.rtoons (C)
MONDAY thru FRIDAY
I Ci) It~ 111d Hla Fri.,.da (C) Ina In a111 from 13 to 17.
$~ Marlllt Cewtr11e I m Movie: See Daytime Movies.
7:55 (])Jot (C) Wed. only. f11t11r11 (C)
8:00 a Ci) Captain Kan11roo (C) Stodl Marht
Mornlns W1tdl (C) Ted Mey· 10:00 9 Cl) AndJ Griffith (C)
era. • m Salt of the Century (C)
Cumby (C) Jack Kelly hosts.
CI) J1dl la Lanni (C) @Ci) Sunnr Tod1y (C)
New York udl1n1e/loul 10:30 fa~ lovt of life (C)
8:25 Community 811llttin Board (C) Qj 6 m Hollywood Squares
8:30 Mr. M11oe (C) The utern111
Movie: Set Daytime Movies. G1lloplna Gourmet (C) ~llflty Mouae Theatre (C) Tr•vel films (C)
Rocht Robln Hood (C) n:oo I Ci) Where th• Hmt la (C) (j) Hardn'a H1pp111lna Ci) m JtoperdJ (C)
American Enllanae/Dow lonu o nny Cir•nl'a Ctlebrit, Circle
: Human Rel1tlon1 & Motivation i
(C) Wednesday only. Preview of UP· (fl} Bewitched (C)
comi·n ~lied Manaaement series. . Tempo (C)
9:00 Tiit Lucy Show (C) Romper Room (C)
· 6 m Din•~'a Plac~ (C) 11:25 Qj (j) CBS N11n (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies. Toni Holt'• Hollywood Merry.Co·
J1dl la I.Inna (C) Round (~
Bozo Ult Clown (C~ 11:30 IJ 9 (I) Surd! for Tomorrow (C)
Offiu of the President TV's lon1est·runnin1 daytime drama
: S.aantt S~r"t (C) (R) 116·20. Mries. stamna Mary Stuart as Jo·
9:20 Fuhlon1 111 Sewlna (C) anne Tate beains its 20th year on
9:30 I (]) 8ever1r Hillbllliu (C) CBS Thur~d~
· Ci) m Conttnt11tlon (C) 0 Qj m The Who W1111 or
To ce ebrate its ~elfth anniversary, Where Ganie (C) Art Jam1es hosts.
lV's lon11est·runmn1 aame sho"! I Mr. M•ioo (C)
presents a week of teena1ers (jj) m Tilal Girl (C)
shows, leaturin1 participants rant· L.A. City Sc:hoola
Worid of Women (C) Mon ..
SUMMER SALE
Tues., Fri., Perspective (C) Wed.;
The Plent Show (C) Thurs.
ti) Amta E.xc:h1n1e (C)
11 :55 0 .9 @ m NBC N1w1 (C)
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/\rTfRNOON
12:00 IJ Boutl ut (C) D Qj 6 m Lile With linkletter
(C Art and Jeck Linkletter host.
Girl hlk (C) Betsy Palmer.
@ (3) Best of Everything (C)
LuncllBri&ade (C) Car1oons. enl New1 (C)
NYSE Report
12:30 A1 the World Turns (C) 12:05 i Ann Gutcher Sho• (C)
6 m Days of Our Livea
( ) Macdonald Carey stars
U1J 00 A World Apart (C)
Dialln& for Oollara (C)
Stock Marll1t Clo11 I ~·s Show (C)
l :00 Q!l Love la a "4any Splen·
l
doreld Th:& ~)Th• Doctors
ovie: See Daytime Movies.
.(l) All My Children (C)
hartin& the Market (C)
1:30 ~ The Guldin& ll&ht (C) IH 6 m Anotller Worlct-Bay
1:45
1:50
2:00
let'1 Mek1 1 Dul (C) ty~)
mmoditJ Report
Sterlin& Thuttr (C)
The Voice of Am1ricani1m, Mon.
f11hion1 in Sewlna (C)
m Brletit Promiae (C)
El) Ne•lywed 61n11 (C)
Movie: See Daytime Movies. I Seuet Storm (C)
2:30 Eda• Of Nlaht (C)
6 m Another Wor1d -
SoMllMt (C)
8 Coolll111 {C) Wed. only.
@ cv ,m 0at1111 a.... (C>
Kaye Steve ns (Mon.), Judy Pace
(Wed ) and David Hartman (Thurs.)
are amonc the celebrity contest·
ants scheduled this week.
3:00 IJ tij) Ci) Somer Pyle (C) D It's Your Bet (C) Dick Cautler
greets Oule & Harilet Nelson: and
Jack Klugman and wife, Brett.
~hw1y htrol
(!1) (3) G} 81ner1I Hospit1I (C)
Haztl (C)
Unclerdo& (C)
@ M1tlnee: Oon Rodewald.
• Pattern for livtn1 (C)
• Cinem1 36
3:30 ludly P1lr (C) ( R)
Mike Dou&11t (C)
f1ther Knows Beat
@@&>One life To Uve (C)
Queen for a Dq (C)
Hobo Kelly (C)
(j) '°PIJI C1rtoon1 (C)
• Christ the Uvlna Word (C)
3:45 fD Tiii mu ti.-iant m F11tures (C)
4:00 Mr. £d
Jack Benny Show
(i1J a) Dart Sh1dow1 (C)
News (C) Baxter Ward.
George Putnu1 Hen (C)
: Seumt Strfft (C) (R) 116·20
• The Answer (C) Mon.; Tht Story
(C) Tues . Crutlon Re .. arcll (C)
Wed : full Gospel Busintssmtn (C)
Thurs.; faith In Ac:tion (C) Fri.
4:15 • Alex Nervo Show
4:30 Movlff See Daytime Movies.
Stump the Stars (C)
News (C)
Make Room for D1dd1
The Mun1ter1
(1) Mike Dou1l11 (C) 00 Tllree Stoog11
• fisher family
· El Juiclo de los Hljot
· • V1mos a Viajar (C) Mon .. Wed ..
Fri.: Usted y la Policia, Tues ; La
Salud de Usttd, Thurs.
Best of Everythin& (C)
5:00 Newa (C)
The lone Rineer (C)
Popeye and Friends (C)
Batman (C)
@ Jimmy Thom11on (C)
: Misttfogera' Nei&llborhood (C)
(j) The Munsters
• Stlecttd film (C)
• Dos Gallos en Paltnq111
• The Rifleman
· • Noticlas
Bewitched (C)
5:30 Q) ABC News (C)
The RHI McCoys
Abbott and Costello
8illi1an's lsl1nd (C)
@ Thl1 D1y 197b (C)
: Brother Buzz (C)
(j) News/Weather /Sports (C)
• Pastor'• Dnll (C)
· Comieot r Candones
• Perspective (C)
5:45 I N1wi/SPorts/W11tt111 (C)
• St11ct1d film (C)
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AUGUST 29
fVf NI NG
5:00 IJ Viewpoint (C) Jere Witter hosts. 0 Scene S.ventr (C) Andy Kim
takes over the hosting chores In
the absence of Clay Cole, and wel·
comes Don Covay, Pacific Gas &
Electnc. Disciple, The Honey
Comes, and The James Gana. 0 (jJ) (})Ci) ABC's Wide World
of Sports (C)
11 Spy (C)
Movie Grt1ta: "Guadalcanal rf' (drama) '43-lloyd Nolan,
William Bendix. I ~:!!' N~~k1Wlth Bob
Ci) Hl(h Chlpanal (C)
Quu1 for lift (C)
Storl11 of Succm (C)
5:30 Ralph Story's Los Anaelea (C)
(R
KNBC Ntwstrvlct (C)
Mt Hale's Navy
Bob Sttou f>reMnta
• fisher family
• Compua (C)
6:00 The Bia Newt (C) (60)
Q)@ m NBC New1 (C) (30)
Zane Grey ThNtre (30)
8011 City (C) (60)
Animals, Action i nd Adv1n·
ture (C) (30) "Safari.'' ml Musicale/Davey l Goliath (C)
(30)
6:30 O KNBC News Conference (C)
(30)
0 Melody Ranch (C) (60) Spe·
ciaf auests are Norm Forrest and
May Nutter.
O Rosey Grier (C) (30) Rosey
welcomes The Lennon Sisters. vo·
calist Linda Hopkins and sinaer
Dick Jensen. The Charles Brown at
large segment features Fernando
Excandon with a report on the
proaress of a Mexican transplant
hospital.
(D Run for Your lift (C) (60)
@ Here Come the Brietta (C)
(60)
@ 00 I SnCIAL I NBC Whitt Pt·
per (C) (60) "Trip to Nowhere." ID Twin Circle Headline (C) (30)
"Oruas." Part I. Or. Mitchell Ros-
enthal, Deputy Commissioner for
Rehabilitation, Addiction Servicu
of New York City, and Frank Na·
tale, of New York's Phoenix
House. discuss the causes of wide·
lead drug addiction. (il CBS News (C) (30)
• Cfiildren's Gospel Hour (C) (30)
• Eda• of Eternity (C) (30)
· Upbeat (C) (60)
7:00 CBS Evening News (C) (30)
§ KNBC Survey (C) (30)
Anniver11ry Game (C) (30)
Death Valley Day1 (C) (30)
"Up the Chimney." W Metromedia Presents (C) (60)
"Johnny Cash at San Quentin."
Grammy Award·winner Johnny Cash
performs at California's long-term
penal facility. Molher Maybelle.
June and the Carter Family, The
Tennessee Three and Carl Perkins
lend a hand ED Joyce Chen Cooks (30) "Eaa
Rolls "
~ ~ Buell Owens Show (C) (30)
I Faith In Action (C) (30) en's liberation movement and en· Japan's Rom1' Yamada El Sllow dt Pedro Varcu (C) lists her sisters in I.he cause.
Rat Patrol (C) (30) O fractured Flldtn (30) Hans In Japun. Rom1 Yamada 1!>
7:30 0 fB (j) Jae.kit Gleason (C) Conreld is host. very btg--despite her petite siz e
(60) (R) The Kr1mdens and Nor ~(fl)(])~ Enaelbttt Hump«· She has her own TV talk·
tons decide to pull up stakes in nc.. (C) ( ) Jack Jones. Loui·s · II I e kl h " show, with a r ecent mt 1<>n· a e~ . roo yn and s 1re an apartment Nye, Connie Stevens and Harry recon.l and versatile talents 1n F!ushlng after encounterlna fl. Secombe. nanc11l woes. _ N C 0 which made her a sought-after 0 Q) (6) m NBC Comedy Pia,. u tws ( ) <3 ) Larry Burrell. guest star when she visited the
hou1t (C) (60) (R) "Brilliant Ben· OJ Stan Hitchcock (C) (30) UniteO State~ Sh.e was a natural
Jamin Bogas.'' Donald O'Connor 10:006 ~Ci) M1nnbl (C) (60) (R)
stars as soft-hearted accident. MannlX earees to trap a black·
prone Benjamin Boaas: who bun· mailer who has been houndin' a
gles his way to eamina an unde wNlthy businessman, b~t finds
served reputation as a casanova. himself the taraet of a pol1te draa·
Broderick Crawford. Emily BanU. net.
Susan Silo, Paul Reed and Eddie 1J m News (C) (30)
Mayehotr co-star. O SJna Alon& Wltll Mitcll (C) (60) EJ Movie: (C) "Blue Skies" (mu· I!) Country Mutlc Carol<l (C)
s1cal) '46--Fred Astaire, 8in11 (30)
Crosby, Joan Caulfield. ED l"-Toy That Slrtw Up (60) 0 @(I) Q) let's Ma•e A Deal "Youn1 Aprtl.''
(C) (30) Monty Hall hosts. 10:30 D Robert K. Dornan Show (C)
0 Miiiion $ Movie: Operation P• (90) Jesse Unruh (0) auests.
cific'' (drama) '51-John Wayne. Q FORD DEALERS t Patricia Neal. A World War 11 presen
story of a submarine commander * VIC DAMONE & YOU
overly devoted to his crew. D Vk Dl•one I You (C) (30)
Ii) Wonders of tt10 World (C) (JO) Vic Damone performs with the Don
"Istanbul." Costa orchestra. ED Tht Advocates (C) (60) (R) m Movie; "His Kind of wo .. n"
"Should Your State Give Every De· (drama) 51 -: Rebert Mitchum,
fendant the Right To Allow Tele· Jane Russell, Vincent Price.
vision To Cover His Trial?'' ; Music City, USA (C) (60)
l:t:\ @ love, Ameriun style (C) ~ Selected films (C) (90) . Pauport to Travel (C) (30)
a;) Sylvi1 y Enrique (30) 11:001J 0 6) Newi (C) h · b J
8:00 0 (llJ rn m The Newlywed D Theatre 9: "Rocky Mount1in" c OICC to e the apanese star tn
Game (C) (30) Bob Eubanks hosts. (western) '50-Errol Flynn, P1trice the upcoming Oral Roberts Sp.:· m Movie Qreata: "Guadalcanal Wymore. cial ta~o at Expo 70.
Diary" (drama) '43-lloyd Nolan, fD Maule and tM Buutlful Ma· A giunst action backgrounds al
William Bendix. chine (C) (R) Expo. the hour-long colo r e'I(·
Ii) World Adven1urt (C) (30) t:i!) Award Thtatre: "Apache." ~ travaganza al!.o features Pat EE The Voice of Americtnbm (30) 11:15 II Fabulous 52! (C) "8andldo" Boone as its "visiting" gue~t star
8:30 IJ ~@ My ThrN Sons (C) (adventure) '56--Robert Mitchum. (In Los Angeles, KTLA-Ch
(30) (R) Jane Wyman auests as Gilbert Roland, Zachary Scott. Ur-5 will air the special Saturday.
a divorcee and old family friend of sula Thiess. Durina the Mexican Sept. 5. at 10:30 PM. and
the Oouglases revolt ol 1916, a pair or American KCOP-C h. 13 will show 11 on 0 ~ (6) ~ Aclam-12 (C) (30) a~venturers lake advantage of the T d c-.. u 9 30 PM WJ t ti b t Iii th ues ay, >l!pt. \', al : . (R) "Log 114-The Hero." Officers 51 ua on . Y rave na across e Miss Yamada, whose United
Malloy and Reed assist firemen at border with plans of sellina auns States c redits include a road a burning warehouse where a 0 0 Newa (C)
youna man has rescued an uncon· 123 00 Spot11'91t Theatre (C) "Di· show version of "Flower Drum
scloua watchman. IMnaioft ~." Jeffrey Hunter. Song" and appearances with O ~C~Hilllwrence Welk (C) ll:JO!lollman & larklty (C) Jo natha n Winters. Dann}
(60)The Champaane Music M•k· Saturday Nlillt Movie: "MJ Thomas, Jack Jones and other
ers Observe the summer fun of ain Rachel" (drama) '53-0liv11 toppers, sings in both tradition al
the county fair. de H1v1lland, Richard Burton, Au· and ~ontemporary costume in OJ ludl Owtna (C) (30) drey Dalton, Ronald Squirt, Geor11e the special.
fil) NET Playhouse (C) (90) (R) Dolenz The heir to a lottune at·
"Anatol." A romantic comedy by tempts to discover 1f the woman Her "All-Japan" 'l!ellar status
19th·cenlury Austrian playwright he loves is a schemer and a mur· (movies, too) in the land of Ex-
Arthur Schnitzler deress or true to her declaration po 70 is parallel to that of Sing-
ai) feature (30) of love. er-Actor Pat Boo ne'<; "All Amcr-
9:00 8 ~@Green Acrt1 (C) (30) (E) News (C) ica .. quality in this country. And
(R) The Douglas family succumb~ @ ® Chlller Theatre: "Kronos." while '>he lend~ her note o f au-
to a bit of. lunar madness wh~n 11:45 ID Movie: "Twenty Brave Men" thcnt1c1ty to the Rev Rob·
a child genius shows up to claim (drama) '60-Cary Wery crts' seventh "Contact" special.
he's been to the moon Johnnie 12.00 g M · . ..,. • ,, d ) k · N Whitaker of Family Affair guests · • ovtt. ••ntvieve (come Y Boone td ~~ a bit of cw York 0 Ill (6) m NBC Saturday Mov· 54-Kay Kendall, Kenneth More to Nippon
le: (Cj "follow That Dream" (R) 12:30 m All·Ni&ht Show: "Ambush at Thi!> occurs when Pal sings
(comedy) '62-Elvis Presley Ar· Ciinarron Pasa.," "Juvenile Jun· "Love" from his current starring
thur O'Connell. Joanna Moore, &I•" and "Into the Blue." movie, "The Cro~s and the
Anne Helm. A family settles on an 12:45 0 News (C) Switchbladc"-a rough but in.
unclaimed strip of Florida beach. 1:00 fJ Movie: "Sound Off" (adven· spiring ~lice of N-.!w York life.
then must "do battle" with state ture) '52-Mickey Rooney I d d · and local officials lo keep their 1:15 (D Movie· "f our Jilts In t Jttp" t was pro uced an directed by homestead. ·, Dick Ross, w ho also creates the
I Bill Anderson Show (C) (30) (comedy) 44-Carol Landis. Oral Roberts TV specials.
Hour ot Power (C) (60) 1:30 D II Mondo (C) Evangelist Roberts' son. Rich-
Nocht de Estreno (2 hr) 1:45 0 Movie: "Qtttina Gertie's Gar· ard, and the World A c tion Sing-
9:30 IJ Q.j Petticoat Junction (C) tlf"' (comedy) '~5-M1rie Mac· 'crs from Oral Robert!> Univer-
(R) Billie Jo returns from Chicaiao Donald, Barry Sullivan sity 1n Tulsa. join in the "Love ..
with a v1s1onary 1eal for the wom 2:30 IJ News/C:hle Us Thia Day (C) number
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Dar of Discovtry (C)
Clmpus Profile
Gosptl Musk (C)
~ Revival fires (C)
AUGUST 30 Kltllryn Kuhlmen (C) Tom ind JerTJ (C)
• Mi MHstto
MORNING • • Panorama Latino en Dom1nto
9:30 Today's Rellfion (C)
6: 15 T1'I CMstophtrs This Is the Ult (C)
6:30 Tiit llblt Aimrera Cene AutJy Show
6:55 Cm U1 Thia Dar (C) ~ (I) Dudley Do·Rlaht (C) 7:00 Tom ind Jerry (C) Oral Roberta (C)
Mr. WlsJtbont (C) Batman (C)
7:30 BatJ111n (C) 10:00 Steps to l.earnina (C)
• Jimbo (C) Mr fnorite Sermon (C) Dr.
Muak &. tht Sl)Men word (C) Eugene Coffin, East Whittier
Herald of Truth (C) Friends Church, Whittier.
7:45 ~~r~h~~:h~~ <~> 0 ANGELS VS. INDIANS
8:00 Lamp Unto My Fttt (C) "Ortho· * EXCITING BASEBALL
doay; Destiny Seventies." I ~el Warm.Up (C)
Undtrdo& (C) (l.Z) \I) fant11tic Voy1ee (C)
Cathedrtl of Tomorrow (C) Movie: "Junilt Fiahttrs" (dra ·
• Dty ol Dlscovtry (C) ma) '61-Laurence Harvey, Richard
Wonderama (C) Todd.
Revtval flrea (C) I Chri1t la the Anawer (C) ~Oney I. Collath (C) Ci) Faith fot TOdty (C)
Cod Is Ult Answer (C) Ci) C1mer1 Three (C)
Town Hill MHtin1 (C) 10:30 face tbe Nation (C)
8:30 look Up ind Uvt (C) ''Violent · Cuidellne (C)
Crouroads." Concludlng episode on Anatl Baseball (C) Calif'. Angels
the history of the Middle East vs. Cleveland Indians at Cleveland,
I Mrs. Alpha Bit (C) Ohio.
SUnd1y Story Tlme (C) I@ rn Spider-Min (C)
Movie: "Frankenstein's Dtugh· F1ith for TOdty (C)
ter" (horror) '59 -John ~hley, · 6 The Christophera (C)
Sandra Knight. fie. th• Nation (C)
I Kathryn Kuhlrft1n (C) 11 :00 Rims Pre·Seuon Footb1ll (C)
~This Is tht life (C) LA Rams vs. San OieRo CharRers
Full Qospel Revival in first aame of a double·header
9:00 meta ThrH (C) O Movie: "A lilt of Her Own"
Tbt Christoplleri (C) (romance) '50-Lana Turner, Ray
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THE DAILY P ILOT", TV WEE I(, AUGUST ~9. 1970
Milland
I (i7) (j) Bullwinkle (C)
The Flintstones (C)
Church in the Home (C)
6 first Btptid Churth (C) ~ Sunday Mornin1 Movie: "De~to the World."
I Cine en Su Claa
Varitdades Muaictlu
11~30 @CI) Dl1covery {C) (R) "TM
Chesapeake Oystermen." O Movie: (C) "The Human Dupli·
utors" (sc;j.fi) '65-George Nadl!r,
Barbara Nichols. m Gl11ntor (C)
Ar T f RNOON
12:00 O Movie: ''Grounds for M1nf1ge"
(romance) '51-Van Johnson, Kath·
ryn Grayson, Paula Raymond, Barry
Sullivan. ~ Eatntlally Sn (C)
CI) Stories of Succm
@ feature Fiim (C) "The
Master's Touch." .
I Dr1m1 Domtnlcal
12:30 M1 f1vorltt Martian
Ot1I Roberta (C)
(1) Undtrway for Puce (C)
(6) featu11 Fiim (C) "Inter·
lude." June AllY$0n ind Rossano
Braui.
Ell) Staame Street (C) (R) # 111 ·
115. A five.hour replay of last
wl!ek's programs.
I (jJ MU Track I. Field Meet (C)
1 :00 ED MMt the Press (C)
Spotts Speci•I (C) "All·Ameri·
can Youth BowlinR Championship."
Final malche& are held at the Sil
ver Hill Bowl in Washinaton, D.C
I Sherlock Holmes Thutre
Davis Cup Tennis (C)
Public Service film (C)
CI) NASA Presents (C) "Aero·
nautics in the 1970s.' eD Arriba el Norte
1:30 II MU Track r. field (C) Interna-
tional Meet from Finland B Station to Station (C) "What
Hope, Which Direction." An hour
long Jl.IOgr am on drug addiction.
~ (tD CI) al luuu a Answtn
I Volct of C11Y1ry (C)
Cl) film futures (C)
frinte 1 It Vida (C)
Amerlun Probltma (C)
2:00 Movie: "Tht lives of 1 Beng1I
lancer" (•d~enture) '35 -Gary
Cooper, Franchot Tone.
0 @ a) Dow Jones Open
Golf (C) Fin1I rounds lrom the Up·
per Montclalr Country Club course
1n Clifton, N J ® Country Music Time (C) ~ (6J feature Film (C) "Mlltlf
Cory." Tony Curtis, Martha Hyer.
I Music\ y P1labr11 The Answer (C)
2:JO ~ NFL Adion (C) ''The
Super Bowl-1970." Hank Stram,
coach of the world champion Kan.
sas City Chiefs. narrates program
reviewing the slraleR1t moves of
pro football's grandest Rame. 8 Inside Business (C)
Miiiion $ Movie: "M1r1 Maru"
(a dventure) '52-Errol Flynn , Ruth
Roman, Raymond Burr.
I Mu Fuert1 que tu Amor
The Chriltophers (C)
3:00 ~CU Nfl Prt·Su son Foot·
ball {C) Game between Green Bay
Packers and Oakland Raiders from Oakland 0 Aviculture USA (C)
Chiller
Colt AS
• Outrtadl/MuaJult (C)
• Prolllu of Procms (C)
3:30 • Youth and tht Pollet (C)
(6) W11on Train (C)
• Sileded Fiim (C)
• Golden YNrs (C)
4:00 On Campus (C)
Press Conference (C)
~per
1 lV Passport to Trtvel (C)
• Bronco
Aarlculture Report
4:15 N1ncy and Her Ttlklng Doll
4:30 · It's Academic (C)
UCLA Bruin Footb1ll (C) Hi11h·
ltghts of the Brul ns' 1969 clash
with the Stanlord Indians.
II Mondo (C)
Skippy (C)
Abbott r. Costello
Simson (C)
1 @ Set Hunt
• F11ture
Rt• Humbird Show (C)
5:00 • Speak Up (C) Stan Atkinson.
Sunday Movie: (C) "Heavin
Knows, Mr. Allison" (comedy) '57
-Oeborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum.
When 1 lovely nun and • touah
marine are marooned together on
a Pacific •loll durlna World War
II, the battle for survival 11tern1tes
with the fight for tell control,
I Mushal Dillon
ll1rbar1 McNeir (C)
Pltty Dukl m Seven Arts Thettre: "Stv·
en Cities of Gold."
Hob Nob With Bob
@ Mr World (C)
· Cine en It Tttde
• Asrlculture USA (C)
· • Domingos lilgantes
5:30 • ED NBC Ntw1 (C)
McHalt's N1vy
Bob St~ Prt1tnb
Cl) World Tomorrow (C) "Druas
-Are Parents Pushers?"
I Misttrogers' Nel(hborflood (C)
fisher F amlly
Day of Dllcovtry (C)
EVf NINC.
6:00 ! ~ Cl) A.mattur Hour (C) (30) • CIJ a;, Nfl·Afl footblll ( ) ( 1h hr) N.Y. Jets vs. Minne·
Riis Vikings 1t Minn.
Polkl P11ade (C) (60)
The Groovy Show (C) ( 60)
Mark Lindsey, Bobby Sherman, El
Chicano and Barbara Mason 11uest m Creature futures (2 hr) "In·
visible Ray" and "The Man Who
lived Twice " m Animals, Action and Adventure
(?) (30) "Cannibal World ''
: Whit's New (30) ( R)
• Hour ol Power (C) (60)
· lnslfht (C) t30)
6:30 Ntwa (C) (30) Clete Roberts
tnv1d1rs (C) (60)
: Pitying the Guitu (JO) (R)
(f) Till! to the Man11er (C) flil Golden Yura (C) (30)
7:00 I lflc!AL I Jerry Visits Jeny (C)
(lO) Jerry Lewis discusses his pub·
lie and priv8te Ille with newsman
Jerry Dunphy. Program was t1ped
at the spacious Lewis estate In
Bel Air, once the elaborat1 dwell
ing of motion picture mogul Louis
B. Mayer 0 Showcaat 5 (C) (60) "The Plu
tocrata." A fllm study of tha Teus
rich.
'· 1970
•II
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clash
;SOR.
II Ven
I '57
:hum.
tough
tr on
War
111tes
"Sa·
Dru1s
I (C)
I
(30)
Dtball
lone·
(60)
n, El
iuesl
"In·
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nture
1rts
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I)
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sman
aped
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well·
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D {ft)(]) a) land of tht t;lants Burton, Claire Bloom. Oskar Wer· i ~) (R) "Home Sweet Home." ner. A arim story of esplonaae
Twlllcht Zone (30) in a world plagued by cold war.
Conversation With Huntington Hart Manion Forum
Speculation (C) (60) (R) 'A I News (C) (30)
ford." The Forsyte Sar• (60) (R)
Qj (j) Sund11 Nlaht Movie (C) (2 "Action for Libel."
i ''Trapeze.'' @!) TV Musical OU.rt (C) (30)
• htt.rn for l lvine (30) 9:30 0 ID @ m Bill CoabJ (C) (30)
• Teatro Fantlstico (C) (60) (R) "How You Play the Game."
• • Dall 'Italia c:on Amore (60) Kincaid is forced to give a practi·
7:30 6 I rl<IA( I When Comedy Wu cal demonstration ol how to be I
Kina ( ) (90) A nostalaic and hu good loser. Dane Clerk guests.
morous look at Hollywood's great I News (C) (30)
est clowns at their finest ind fun· Darin& Ventures (C) (30)
niest. Spothahted are the antics • Comentarios , Celebridades (C)
of Chulie Chaplin, l aurel & Hardy, 9:45 €ID Music.le (C)
Buster Keaton, Fatty Arbu~kle. Wal· lO:OO 6 ~~Mission: lmpoulble (C) lace Beery and Ben Turpin, Gloria 60) l2.I · Swanson, Mibel Noi mand, Harry ( . (R) Paris has fallen In love
l anadon. The Keystone Cops, The with an enemy agent.
Sennett Glrls. Edgar Kennedy and 0 KNBC SPECIAL
Charlie Chase. * "CARNIVAL ISLAND" De-
0 Miiiion $ Movie: <C> "Rau, lightful Musical Comedy 'lOund the Fl•& Boyt" (comedy) '54 . -Paul Newman, Joanne Wood· 0 I sFlc!ll I Carnival lalend (C)
ward. Harried young husband be· (60) S~c11lly adapted for TV from
comei Innocently Involved with se· l~e ~ook and stage play, the spe·
ductlve neighbor. c1al_ 1s the . story of Islanders and &J Pu990rt to Travel (C) (30) ~heir non·v.1~lent revolt over the
"Feces of the East." island cond1t1ons. m Voice of the Hour (60) I m News (C) (30) @I!) Queat for Uft (30) • Let Mt Tall! To .•• (C) (60)
llbor Report (C) (30)
1:00 (!)NBC News (C) (30)
0 ROLLER GAMES-live! (C) : Evenln1 1t Pops (C) (60) Fea· * T·BIROS vs. NEW YORK tur~d are The ~omeros, lour au1· tarisls from Spain
• Roller t;1me (C) (2 hr) J. @!)Grin Tmro (60)
Birds VS. New York Bombers. m Cinema 36 (C) (21/7 hr) 'Ctn·
fJ @ (])a> The FBI (C) (60) tlem1n's A&reemenl"
(R) "Target of Interest." Erskine l0:30 g World Tomo (C) (30) poses as a State Dep1rtment of· .. 0 G rrow ,.
ficial who Is vulnerable to black· ur rass Is Greener.
mail to expose spy chief Rudolph m I sFlc.•.Al I David ~rost Presen~
Klar. Guests are Oline Beker. Un (C) (60) How !o lmt1te Peopl~.
den Chiles, Edu11d Franz and Me· (R) Helpf~I hints on huassing
llssa Murphy others---matnly through kindness. m Movie Cruts: "Gu1dalcan1I politeness and even telllna jokes.
Dllrf' (drama) '43-Willlam Ben· m KATHRYN KUHLMAN
dlx. Llo'd Noli n. * (IN COLOR) m I I! c!At I lOlle That Fair (C) (30) A sneak preview of the Los &J Kathryn Kuhlman (C) (30)
Angeles County Fair at Pomona. @ 00 News Special (C) (30) fE '•ttll'n for Llvlne (30) "DescenHn~ the future.'' m lltlcl!LI Buda11: Th• Ptr· 11:00 I a (j) News (C)
formlna Arts of lndoneala (C) (60) · @@ News (C)
A film of the Indonesia Buday• Ca1hadral of Tomorrow (C)
Troupe, on Its first American tour. • William F. Buc:llle1 (C) (R)
II!) Selected Film (C) Poet and prophet Allen Ginsberg
@!) CarrouMI Mexicano (30) guests
8:30 0 @ (i) m Wonderful World of ID Oral Roberts (C)
Disney (C) (60) (r.) "Willie and 11:15 fJ @ Cl)@ News (C)
the Yank '' Part 11 of three parts. 9 (j) The ehristophen (C)
Mosby wants his auerrillas to kid· 11:30 IJ Movie: "The Buster Kuton
nap 1 UniOn aeneral from behind Story'' (bioaraphy) '57-0onald
the enemy lines. Jack Ging, Kurt O'Connor, Ann Blythe, Rhonda
Russell, Nick Ad1ms, James Mi c· Flemina. Peter Lorre.
Arthur ind Peao Lipton star O SundaJ Toni&hl Show (C) (R) &J I l!lc!AL I Are You 1 Snlst? m Movie: "In Old Chicago" (dra-
(30) Whitney Blake hosts • dis· ma) '38-Tyrone Power, Don
cusslon on women's liberation. Par· Ameche.
ticipating are DeniH W1rren, M11 &J Movie: "Bruk to Fretdom"
g11et Wriahl. Jean Kidwell and (drama) '5>-Anthony Steel
Mary Reinholz. @CV Sunda1 Movie: "Dtaert
ti) Wor1d Tomorrow (30) "Get the Pursuit."
New High." 00 lnsl&flt (C)
@!) Feature (30) 11:45 Movie: "Dealre in the Dust'"
t :OO 1J 9 (j) 1 lflr l I The SoupJ tern) '60-Reymond Burr, Jo·
Salea Show (C) ( 0) In this com· an ett.
edy-variety·muslc show starrina 1:00 6 Movlt: "'Jpsy Wlldctl" (ad
Soupy Sales, guests are P1ula Kel· venture) '44-Maria Montez.
ly, Don Ellis and His Orchestra, 0 Speallln& FrHIJ (C) James
and special auests Tommy Boyce Stewart guests.
ind Bob~ Hart. &J Movie: "Deedly Ray From
fJ @ G> AIC SundaJ Movie: Mera" (sci·fi) '38-Buster Cr1bbe.
"$117 W o Came In From tht 2:00 O KNBC NeWMrvic:e (C)
Cold" (R) (dram•) '66-Aichard 2:30 6 News/Give Us Thia DaJ (C)
The Serious Side of Jerry Lewis
To his loyal fans, Jerry Lewis is a wacky, wonderful character who
is always fai r game and the prize target of pranksters and wiseacres.
'Go his business associates. he represents a shrewd and sound
thinking entrepreneur wi th a keen knowledge of his industry and
a thorough understanding of business .
SIDE POC KE T-KNXT N ewsman Jerry Ou11phy clt allenge.1
Jerry Lewi!. to " gllme o/ hilliard.~.
To his fami ly, the actor-comcdtan-produccr-director is a dedicated
husband and father. ll is this rarely seen. !\crious "family" side ot
Jerry Lewis that will be revealed in the KNXT special, "Jerry Visits
Jerry" airing Sunday, August 30. at 7 PM m color on Channel 2.
KNXT Newsman Jerry Dunphy wi ll 1:erve as host and reporter
(or the informal vi'iit with Jerry Lewis which was videotaped en-
tirely at the entertainer' Bel Air estate.
Once the home of motio n picture grea t, Loui'I B M:1ver, the spa-
ciou l cwis abode and its <;urroundi ng manicured ground~ afford
a private way of hi e to the l ewis fa mi ly The area, according to the
comic, "'. . is an idea l sett ing in which to raise our sons th e whole-
some wuy we have planned."
The entertamcr's immen!>e library, mctho<licall y lined "'ith literary
wo rks and treasures accumulated during his lege ndary career, marks
the lgcale where Lewis begin1: hie; personal portrait. He candidly
discusse1: with Newsman Dunphy his feelings on mixed-marriages
(his ts a Jewish-Catholic union), his chaotic early day'> in show busi-
ncs'I, infl uences that great ·comedians of the pa\t have had o n hill
style, and the demi~e of the team of Martin and l ew1!i.
Moving to the bi lliard room, Dunphy probes further int o the
personal side of Lewis durin~ a billiard mutch with the celebrity.
The question concerning critics and whether malice has been
present in the way some critics have treated Jerry Lewis brings an
unusually frank and honest response from the enterta iner.
Prized autographed photos, framed citations. a velvet painting of
Lewis u a clown, and art work by the young member~ of the Lewis
clan adorn the large playroom. .
Dunphy asks Lewis about his le~<;-t han -•mccessful efforts in telc-
viflion, his feelings regarding the trend toward motion pictures wtth
a '"mes age," and his refusal to distrihute X-ratctl film'\ in hii. ne"'
chain of franchise-cinema houses.
Both Jerrys then move outside to the tl·rracc-gardcn area where
they arc JOined by Mr\ l cwi~ and two of their \IX hoy'\
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THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 29, 19?0
Stu Nahan ls game for angthlng
Li ke a practice session wi th the Kings. Lakers or
Dodgers. Which i~n't always fun and games.
Sometimes it's a puck in the mouth . Or an elbow
in the ribs.
The kind of involvement that makes him a member in
good standing of the Eyewitness News team .
Total.
Now you can hang one on Stu Nahan.
Turn to Channel 7 Eyewitness News any weekday at 4:30
or 11 :00. Then. be a sport ; pin a label on Stu Nahan.
T he top ten label -makers wi ll a~pear on their own
I 0-second special this fall on KA BC-TV.
Pase I
Send your label to: Stu Nahan is: KABC-TY,
4 151 Prospect Avenue, Los Angeles. California 90027.
Be sure to include your name, address and phone number.
Call the Eyewitness News team anything you like.
Except indifferent.
e~wltness news
kabc-tv/4:30&-ll:OOpm
bonds/lawrence/nahan/sloane
Stu Nahan is: ~-
. 29 1971,,
•Cr.
MONDAY
AUGUST 31
For morning and afternoon
llatlnp, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
thf day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l!la 0 (C) "Maryl1nd' (drama) '4G-
W11ter Brennan, Fay Bainter, Brenda
Joyce, John Payne.
9:00 0 .. lady of Burlnqut" (myatery)
'43 -Barbare Stanwyck, Mlcheel
O'Shea.
9:30 O (C) "Tht Stvtntll Sword" (Id·
venture) '62-Brett Halsey. m ''The Gay Divorcee" (comedy)
'34-Fred Astaire, Ginaer Roaers.
Alice Brady.
1:00 O "Plttsburp" (drama) '42 -
John Wayne, Marlene Dietrich. Ran·
dolph Scott. m ''Tiit T.,..Huded Spy" (drama)
'59-Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala
2:00 0 (C) "Btr'ftlrdlnt'' (musical) '57
-Pat Boone. Terry Moore, Janet
Gaynor. m "Escape In the SUn" (drama)
'57-John Bentley, Vera Fusek.
4:00 I) (C) "Jtidt I Crooked Trail''
(drama) '58-Audie Murphy, Joanna
Moore, Walter Matthau, Cia Scala.
EVENING
6:001J Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
0 KNBC Newserylc• (C) (60) Ron
Snyder.
IJ Can You Top This? (C) (30)
Monty Hall, Soupy Sales and Morey
Amsterdam are guest panelists.
0 Sil O'CIO(k Movie: (C) ''Thunder cir Drums" (western) '61-Rlchard
Boone, George Hamilton, Luana Pat.
ten. Arthur O'Connell. Ch1rles Bron·
son. Richard Chamberlain, Duane
Eddy. Asslaned to an isol1ted Cav·
airy post in Arizona, a youn1 Lieu·
tenant immediately finds himself in
trouble with the po$I commander.
O Abbott and Costello (C) (30)
ID The Flintstonn (C) (30)
Star Trtk (C) (60) (J) ABC Ev1nln1 News (C) (30)
: What's New (C) (30)
(j) CBS Ntwt (C) (30)
• Outruch/MusiClle (C) (30)
• Pueblo sin E19tr11Ua (30)
• Wlnp to Adnnturt (C) (30)
· • T11tro de 111 Es1rellu (30)
I · 5allopln& Gourmet (C) (30)
*THE NEW STEVE ALLEN * Starts NEXT MON. Ch. 5!
6:30 D The Vlr&inla Graham Show (C)
{b(>) Guests are Morey Amsterdam.
Lynn Kellou. Army Archerd and
Carolyn Jones.
I Candid Camera (30)
m(J) My Fawoflt• Martian (30)
Perry Mason (60)
NBC News (C) (30)
Law for tllt '70. (C) (30)
f'ettem fOf llvln& (30)
@I) Notidtro 34 (C) (60) SC entill who developed I formula m Tiit De1trt Report (C) (30) Kim for reve11ln1 the laws of aravity.
Marriner. ID David frtlt Show (C) (90) m Santa Roll dt Lima (30) aJ Real T.. Klnnldy (C) (60)
&>A World Apart (C) (30) Georae Lindsey, James Omen.
7:00 I) CIS Evenln& News (C) (30) Finnie Aiu. Al Lampkin.
B m KNIC NlpU, News (C) (30) Im fislMr f1111fy (30)
David Brinkley, John Ch1ncenor, II) fNture (60)
Frank McGee. ml EltrtllH In Mla•I (C) (30)
O Wllat's My Une? (C) (30) Henry 00 ~!!WM(]) f Mor11n. Meredith MacRee and Gene t: ~ Mayberry W. .D. (C) (30) ( ) Sam pl1ys h0$t to a Russian · Rayburn are 1uest panelists. farm expert, who unexpectedly turns ID I L~t Liiey (30) out to be a woman. Chu1ene ~lite al lut lt1t Clod (C) (30) auests.
9@ Kina ramlty S,,.dal (C) (60) 11 footliellt fin (C) (60) (R) "The
£tl) On Campus (C) (30) "We Bt· Cyd Ch1rise Show." The Harper's
lieve.'' A proaram of modern dance, Bizarre aroup provides the music for
created by K1thy Iverson. Instructor a "Fashion Show" number.
at the University of Redlands. fil) ltadc Journal (Cl (60) Pro1ram a Cl) Trutll or Consequencas (C) features I probe ol the orlains of
@?!)Christ the llvlna Word (C) (30) black clvllization.
U!) Shnplementt Muia (55) @?!>Outreach/film (C) (30)
E) Thlt fiilrl (C) (30) ml Natacha (60)
7:30 IJ ~Cl) Ciunsmoke (C) (60) CR) 9:30 ! ~ (i) Doris Dey (C) (30) (R)
"Hackett." A venaeful ex-convict yrna rents an apartment In •
(Earl Holliman) seeks reprisal aaalnst "swlnalna slnales" buildlna. hoplna • to perk up her rom1ntk: life. a former putner·in·crime (Mor1an r.a ft\ Nm (C) (JO) Woodward). .,. q:, D m My World and Welcome to It @?!> Mutlcllt/Pastor'a Dnk (C) (30)
(C) (30) (R) "Child'a Play." John ti) ltnbta Musical (30)
Monroe develops auilt feelin1s when 1~00 IJ QJ (j) Wild WHd West (C) (60)
he foraets a picnic d1te with his (R) Aaents W~ 1nd Gordon hunt
dauahter. the u -commandant of 1 Civil War 0 Tht Movie C11tt (C) (30) Ray prison camp. -Jeff Corey end Nehe·
Walston, Brenda Vaccaro. Ceorae ml1h Persoff guest.
Peppud, 1 Alan ~UH. Dyan Cannon 0 ID Nm (C) (60) ~":m::r~ Henre1d are 1uest team O Call of tht West (C) (30)
0 @ (}) ti!) It takes a Thief (C) m 8urb'1 ln (60)
(SO) (R) "An Evenln1 With Alister fil) Arin& Lint (C) (60) (R) Guest
Mundy." Alister ind Al Mundy, pos· Norman Maller dl!CIWU his booll.
ina as circus clowns, upset the coup "Armi es of the Nlaht."
d'etat planned by Gen. Contrell, Ed· EE Trt1 Vidas Distintas (30)
ward Binns guests as Wally Powers. 0 Mllllon $ Movie: "You Wtrt m Tele-Cinema Ar11ntino (2 hr)
Never Lovelier" (musical) '42-Fred 10:30 0 ~ m (E) Now (C) (30) "Union
Astaire, Rita Hayworth, Adolphe and the 81acks."
MenJou, Xavier Cuaat. Hotel tycoon O Twlllaht lone (30)
sends daughter flowers and love t.I) Ml Mautro (30)
notes to ~ncourage her, but the 11.00 .:111 ...,.. ~ 1:9,\ N (C)
plan backfires. • -~ uu u.i "'
I Truth or Consequences (C) (30) D 6' (6) m News (C)
Ptny Muon (60) 11 Ont Step Beyond
Th• French Chef (30) "Cold Tur· 0 Newt (C)
key Galantlne." , II!) Stlectad Fiim (C) (30) 0 'f!'tttre 9: ~ Georae Raft @ID Mas flllf1t que tu Amor (30) story (bloar1phy) ~l-Ray Danton. Jayne Mansfield, Juhe London.
7:55 ml Cuntlon dt Squndos ID Movie: "Hontydlile" (musical)
8:00 B Q1 (iJ a;, NBC Monday Movie: '51-Judy Canova, Eddie Foy Jr.
(C) ''Tht Kalltlujall Trail" (R) aJ Topper (co~edy) ·~urt L1ncaster. L~ Im Sta Hunt ~emic~. Mart1_n Lindau, Pamel• T1f. : World Prus (C) (R)
fm, Brian Keith, Oon1ld Pleasance. . Let's Malle a Deal (C) A wetky Western comedy about temperance and turbulence in post· 11:301 tl!l Mm Griffin (C)
Civil War Colorado. · @ 6 ~ Johnny Carson (C)
I Dlvolu Court (C) (30) Movlt: 1RoM of Cimarron"
To Tell the Trutti (C) (30) ("!e~tern) '52-Male Powers. Bill
World Press (C) (60) Williams.
Tht Storr (C) (30) U @CI>Gl Dick Cavett (C)
Pandorama (30) (!) Movi.: "Hollow Triumph'' (my5-
8·05 l;'i' Aqul Tra P•tlnes (25) tery) '48-.loan Bennett, Paul Hen·
• -...i raid.
8:30 6 ~Cl) Tht Lucy Sllow (C) 12:30 m Movie: "The Men Who Cried (~0) (R) Lucy CarmlchHI ls In· Wolf" (mystery) '37-Lewis Stone i~:~~ ;.~:; m~::.: 1:00 i ;;,:~ ;:..~!"'•~m'':.T.: ~ "Sec.ond"'at Stcrtt A1ent" (R) Iiams.
(drama) '65 -Tom Adams. Karel I 0 News (C) Stepanek, Veronica Hurst. A tale of Community Bullttln Board (C)
lntri11ue about Charles Vine. a Brit· Movie: "Tampico" (drema) ·44
ish secret aaent, who ls es.si1ned -Lynn Bari. Edwud G Robinson.
to find the murderers of a SWedi$h 2:30 €1 News/Clv. Us Thia. Day (C)
I
TUESDAY
SEPTEMBER 1
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
l :la O "The Crystal Ball" (rom1nc:e) '43
-R1y Miiiand. Paulette Goddard.
9:00 IJ "The Awful Trutti" (comedy) '37
-Irene Dunne, Cary Orant.
9:30 O "Blondie Hits the Jackpclt" (com·
edy) '50--Penny Slnaleton, Arthur
Lake. m "I Alm et ltlt Star(' (drama)
'60-Curt Juraens. Victoria Shaw.
1:00 D '1Gotden Boy" (dr1ma) '39 -
WTillam Holden, Barbara Stanwyck,
lee J. Cobb. ID "Josephine end Men" (comedy)
'55-Glynis Johns. Donald Sinden.
2:00 0 "To11tller Aialn" (romance) ·u
-Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer m "~urlty Risi!" (drama) '54-
JOhn lrelend, Dorothy Malone.
4:3a I) "Who Done It?'' (mystery) '42
-Abbott and Costello, LouiM All·
brltton.
EVFNING
6:00 I Ii& Ntw1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy.
· KNIC NewstfYice (C) (60) Tom
Snyder. O Can You Top This? (C) (30)
Monty Hall, Soupy S1ln ind Morey
Amsterdam auest. f.J Sl1 O'Clodl Movit: "Holiday for
Sinners" (drama) '52--Gla Youna.
Janice Rule ... eenao Wynn, William
Campbell. Richard Anderson A doc·
tor. a priest and • punch-drunk
fi1hter try escapin11 the harshness
of their llves durin1 Mardi Gras,
• Abbott and Coallllo (C) (30)
The Fllntstontt (C) (30)
Star Trek (C) (60)
(3) AIC Ev1nlnf News (C) (30) : Whirs New (C) (30)
Cl) CBS Newa lC) (30)
• Outr11cll/Muslule (C) (30)
• Pueblo sin Esptraftl1 (30)
• lslenda In the Sun (C) (30)
· • Teatro de las Estr1ll1t (30)
· Gelloplna Courmtt (C) (30) C11.
ham Kerr * THE NEW STEVE ALLEN * Starts NEXT MON . Ch. 5!
6:20 ti) Ci) W11ther (C) Marae Stiles.
6:30 1J Vlralnla Gr1ham Siio• (C) (60) Tentatively scheduled 1uests are
Johnny Mathis, Mlchele lee. H•I
Frazier. ind Jemes Farrentlno.
• Candid Camera (30)
m Cl) My favor it• M1rtlan (30)
Perry Muon (60)
NBC Nl&hUy Ntw1 (C) (30)
. : Law for tht '70s (C) (30)
• Pattern for Llvln& (30)
Notlclero 34 (C) (60)
• The Dtsert Report (C) (30) Kim
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G) A World Apart (C) (30)
7:00 II CIS Evtnlnc Nm (30) Walttr
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0 El:' NIC Nl1htly New1 (C) (30) el u Con1tltuclon (60)
01vld Brlnkley, Frenk McGee, John 9:00 0 @ 00 m Fkst Tuttd1y (C) (2
Chancellor. hr) The Kienast quintuplets of New O Wl\et'• My Linet (C) (30) Jersey, born lest February; and a m I Love L»CJ (30) filmed report on Liberia ere featured.
Also shown is a report on minute· ID !bat the Ctocll (C) (30) men missiles buried on farm end
@ (6) Branded (C) (30) ranch lands.
fEl Yoia for HHlth (30) Proaram of IJ Pia~ Aftet Dirt (C) (60) Mort
exercises for the correct functlonin& Sahl. Linda Ronstadt, Billy Eckstlne, of the or11ns.
I Ci) Truth or Consequenttt (C) Linda and Billy. Joe Cocker and The
Christ UM Uvlnl Word (C) (30) Grease Bend and Sid Caesar auest.
Slmplemente Maria (55) fEl NET femval (60) "Ellington on
Tllat Cltt (C) (30) the Cote d'Azur." The jau compo11r·
7;30 &1l Nil r9' CBS Tund•y Movie: (C) pfanist with his orchestra and Ella
.., '4rJ l9.J Fitzaerald is shown at the Antlbes "lal1nd In the Sun" (drama) •57-Jau Festival and painter Joan Miro James Muon, Joan Fontaine, Dorothy D•ndrldge, Join Collins, Michael is featured at the Maeaht Museum
Rennie, Harry Belafonte. The story In Cap d'Antibes.
of the fradual crumbling of social @ID Outreach/Fiim (C) (30)
and economic barriers between CiID Nat.cha (60)
blacks and whites in a British colony 9:30 8 9 Ci) The Governor and JJ.
in the West Indies. (C) {3()) (R) When Governor Drink·
0 ~ (1) m I Dream of Jeannie water's mother (Linda Watkins) de·
(C) (30) (R) "One Jeannie Beats cides to remarry, the Governor be·
Four of a Kind." Jeannie helps Tony comes the middleman in e dispute
and Roger win et poker, and they over whether the weddlna will be
are suspected of bein& card sharks. small or large.
1J I Sflcil( I Biiiy Graham's Ntw 0 ID News (C) (30)
Yort ~~us.de (C) (60) "Why Youth €1!) Musicale/Plltor'a Deak (C) (30)
Rebel. . Guests include Myrtle Hall ~ Muslca y Eatnllis (C) (30) and Nicky Ctuz, author of "Run. ~ Baby Run." 10:00 U Qt (j) 60 Minutes (C) (60)
0 @ (3) l(l) Mod Squad (C) (60) 1J m News (C) (60)
(R) "A Town Called Sincere." Pete O @(J)ti!) M1rcw Welby, M.D.
and line, while on assignment in (Cl (60) (R) "The Other Side of the
Me.xico, find a motorcycle aan& ter· Chart." Or. Kiley becomes involved
ronzina people In 1 small villaae. with a husky oilfield worker whose
Tom Stern, Ford Rainey and Liu fear of surgery leads him to run
Gaye guest away from the hospital. Don Stroud O Miiiion $ Movie: (C) ''Citt of guests.
Lowe" (drama) '58-;-Lauren ~aca.11, I Call of the West (C) (30)
Robert Steck. A bnlli1nt scientist lurlle'a Law (60)
and his fatally ill wife .adopt a love· : Speculilion (C) (60) "A Con·
less orphan Into their home and versation With Anthony Quinn."
hearts. @E Tres Vld11 Dlstlntu (30) I Truth or Con11quenct1 (C) (30) CiI!) festival M11icano (60) h~~~~ -. • The Toy That Grew Up (60) "My 10:30 0 Twlli1ht Zone (30)
Boy." Jackie Cooaan stars in this m Ml M1estro (30)
1921 film about a pathetic orphaned 11:0010 U @Em Newa (C) waif who befriends an old sea doa. One Step Beyond (C) IE Selected fll1111 (C) (30) . • Theatre 9: (C) "The Vlr1ln
fl) Mn Fuerte que tu Amor (30) Queen" (drama) '55--Bette Davis,
7:55 a!) Cuestlon de S.1unclos Richard Todd., Joan Collins. ,,
1:00 O ~ (6) m Debbie Reynolda (C) m MOYie:. 'Optfltlon Medball (30) (R) "The Producer." Chartotte (comedy) 57-Jack Lemmon, Ernie
Is producing a PTA talent show and Kov~cs.
setks Debbie's help in castln( It. I mi:· Hunt I Dlvorc. Court (C) (30) 6 Qj Ci) Hen (C)
To Tell Ute Truth (C) (30) : e St1r (C) Tom Seidel alves Full C0191I luslnltlfll•n (C) (30) . Cllucho Aveltanet (C) (30) his thou(hts on stars ind art. Q) Llt'I Make 1 Deal (C)
1:05 m Hit del Momento (60) ll:lOI~ CI> MlfV Crlftin (C)
1:30 0 @ (1) m Julla (C) (30) (R) . @ Ci) m Johnny Canon (C)
"Absence Makes the Heart Glow." Movie: •'ftie Stran19 Death of
Julia meeU a charmlna man who ptt Hitler" (mystery) '43-Gale
also lost his spouse in the Vietnam Sond_!laard, Ludwig Donath.
war. -fJ (J1) (])(E Didi Cavttt (C) 0 One-Man Show (C) (30) Morty CD Mnie: "Devil's MINlnatr'' (hor·
Guntr_is featured. ror) '61-Lon Chaney, Karen Kadler.
D (l1) (J)j(l) AIC Mnlt of the l·OO -M--' (C) •••·ttt f Ro w.-· (Cf "Tiit love War" (sd·fl) • -•mt: -1 o CUI , • · 1 kl Rlvlf" (western) '54-Ceoree Mont. 7G--tloyd Bndaes. Anale D c nson. gomery Richard Dennin& Martha Two people fall In love durlne a biz· Hyer · '
ure stru111e between two forces 1. 0 Nen (C)
with the future of the world at COmmunlty Bulletin Board (C)
stake. Movie: "Blue Gardenia" (west· m Dlvld Frost Show (C) (90) ern) '53-Richard Conte Anne Bax· CD Real Tom Ken~edy (C) <Sf'> ter. '
P"lflc Gas & Electric, Lola Nett e· Z·OO !ff All Nlflrt Show· ''Cf ll·U ., ton. Marty Ingles, Coco and Coco· · .. T. .. Ir' · d .. 1~1 Cop, nut auest. "' awny .. r•P an .,, n r•
fl!) SdenCI and SoclelJ (C) (30) Dr. rnpond1nt.
Jonas Saulk is featured. 2:306 New1/Qlve Us Tiiis Day (C)
f~ CLOSE -UP
Ill .,c·
HOORAY FOR 'LOVE'
Love., American Style, wbicb begins its second season this fall
on the ABC Television Network, is a comedy hit which Those In
The Know around HollyWood predicted would never make it with
the viewing public.
The anthology series, completely unrelated stories with no con·
tinuing characters, has long been abandoned as a television form
The cancellation of several such attempts lo the past has led to
the unwritten dictum that the home viewer is not iotere.sted in i
show without continuing stars and a continuing storyline.
Apparently no one told the viewers.
Bill Bixby and Connie Sttvtns
in last season's "Lovt & tht Le-
gal A greement."
Artt Johnson (htrt with Marlyn
Mason) will malr.e a rtturn tn-
gogtmt/11 ntxt stason.
The theme of Love, American Style is the only continuing star
-Jove. Executive producers Jim Parker and Arnold Margolin
point out that every potential viewer is involved with this t.lmeless
commodity. "You are in love now, you were in love, or you will
be,'' Parker stat.es. "Even if you tried to avoid it, you arc thinking
about it."
Wltb that tbou&ht ftrmly in mind, the two men not only created
a comedy anthology series--but an anthology within an anthology.
Each hour show deals with love, American Style love1 in some
humorous way and is unrelated to the show which precC<Jed It and
the one which will follow it. Not content with such programming
heresy, Parker and Margolin then divided each hour mto not one,
but a series of comedic stories-at least two, and frequently three
or four vignettes within the program.
Tbm the .ule:s, in its first season, probably set some kind of
record for the number of teleplays and guest stars in a sinale
season. The first year's 26 episodes (currentJy re-running on ABc
at t O PM on Fridays) included 61 individual stories and 189 guest
sta.rs--among them such favorites as Tony Randall, Barry Nelson.
Robert Cummings, Ann Sothem, Brandon DeWilde, Henry Gibson,
Gail Fisher, Margaret 01Jrien, Imogene Coca, Bill Bixby, Dorothy
Lamour, Donna Douglas, Steve Allen, Qzzje and Harriet Nelson,
Claudine Longet, Broderick Crawford and Carl Betz, to name 1
smattering.
Tbe lndMdual ltorles within a program are loosely strung to-
gether by "black-outs," quick< sight-gags or one-line jokes, per-
formed by six continuing blackout-players. Of the seven perform-
ers who originally comprised this mini-repertory company, one
of tllem, Trac,y Reed, has gone on to a starring role en another
series--tbe will co-star in ABC's Barefoot In the Park this
Sept.ember.
The blackout players for the new season are Barbara Minkus,
Bill Callaway, Jak.i De Mar, Richard Williams, Phyll is Rll.t.abeth
Davis and Stuart Margolin.
..... 11
011Ille8Ht
Martin Milner and Kent Mc-
Cord retllm to their sqlllUI car to
maintain surveillance of the Los
Angeles streets in NBC's Adam-
12, which begins its third setuon
(Saturdays, 8: 30PM) September
19th.
le11d/11• 8 lu11/11•
TM fatal Conwly Prevkw °"ABC u "TM
M•rdoclu and tM McC/ayJ" (WedlleJday at
7:JOPM), Jtlll'ring Jlllly Canova, llltd Noalt &ery
Jr. IU tlte ~n of tlte Mlll'dock clall-Jwont
e.mkJ of tlte McC/ay family. TM )IOll1lg Mw-
dock boy lllld tlte pretty McClay girl dUco~r a
new fonn of expreJJion amid tlte fellllilt~ jauin'
llltll figletu. '-JjH>Ollilr 'I
KNXT to Present Sneak Previews
A sneak preview of the oew Fall programs on CBS will be pre-
sented io a special KNXT broadcast on Sunday, September 6 at 6:30
PM on Channel 2.
The special broadcast will offer Southern California viewers a
capsulized preview of the following new shows on Channel 2:
''The Storefront Lawyers," premiering on Wednesday, September
16 (7:30 to 8:30 PM). Robert Foxworth, Sheila Larkin and David
Arkin star as three aggressive and aspiring young attorneys who pro-
vide free neighborhood advice to needy clients while "paying the
bills" in the employ of one of Los Angeles' most prestigious law
firms.
"The Interns," premiering on Friday, September 18 (7:30 to 8:30
PM). Broderick Crawford stars as the medical supervisor of a large
metropolitan hospital who helps guide the medical careers of five
young doctors.
"Headmaster," premiering on Friday, September 18 (8:30 to 9:00
PM). Andy Griffith returns to television in this timely, topical com-
edy which revolves around the activities in a small, progressive
co-educational prep school located in Los Angeles.
"Arnie," premiering on Saturday, September 19 (9:00 to 9:30
PM). Herschel Bernardi teams up with Sue Ane Langdon in this
fresh half-hour situation comedy about a blue-collar bread winner
who is suddenly promoted to the executive suite.
"The Mary Tyler Moore Show," premiering on Saturday, Sep·
tember 19 (9:30 to 10:00 PM). Mary Tyler Moore stars as an un-
married small town girl who sets out to change her drab life and
single status by moving to the big city .
"The Tim Conway Comedy Hour," premiering on Sunday. Sep-
tember 20 (10:00 to 11 :00 PM). Tim Conway stars in this happy
addition to the C BS Sunday night line-up which spotlights the low-
keyed humor of the popular comedian.
This special broadcast will also present preview scenes from many
of the outstanding motion pictures to be seen this fall on the "CBS
Thursday Night Movies" and the "CBS Friday Night Movies."
The sneak preview will be re-broadcast on Monday, September
7 (3:30 to 4:00 PM) and again on Saturday, September 12 (5:30 to
6:00 PM).
Meet Mr. & Mrs. ·Arnie'-Herschel Bernardi and Sue Ane
Langdon will be coming your way as Mr. and Mrs. Arnie
Nuvo in the new CBS comedy "Arnie," debuting Saturday,
Sept. 19 at 9 PM on C BS.
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For morning and afternoon
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for your convenience, are
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DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 "6er1ldine" (adventure) '5J-
John Carroll, Mala Powers. Jim
Backus
9:00 O "A ThouS1nd •nd One Nirhts"
(adventure) '45--Cornel Wilde. Eve·
lyn Keyes
9:30 0 "The Rabbit Trap" (drama) '59
-Ernest Borgn1ne. David Brian. m "The Calendar" (drama) '48-
Greta Gynt. John McCallum.
1:00 0 ''Sing1pore" (adventure) '47-
Fred MacMurray. Ava Gardner. m "The Garment Jungle" (drama)
'57-Lee J. Cobb, Richard Boone
2:00 0 (C) "Rally Round the flag
Boys" (comedy) '5~Paul Newman,
Joanne Woodward.
&) "Trocadero" (musical) '44 -
Rosemary Lane, Johnny Downs.
4:30 f) "Ticht Spot" (drama) '55
Giflger Rogers, Brian Keith.
fVfNINr.
5:00 B Bic NeW1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D kNBC Newservlce (C) (60) Tom
Snyder 0 Can You Top This? (C) (JO)
Monty Hall, Soupy Sales and Morey
Amsterdam guest. 0 SI• O'Clock Movie: (C) ''San·
ders" (drama) '64-Richard Todd,
Marianne Koch, Vivi Bach. Albert
Lieven. Police Inspector Sanders es-
corts a glamorous woman doctor
from an African port to her new
duties at a remote medical outpost.
Abbot and eo.tello (C) (30)
The Flintstones (C) (30)
Star Trell (C) (60)
1 (])ABC Ev1nln1 News (C) (30)
: Whit's New (JO)
CBS News (C) (30)
• Outreach/Mus~le (C) (JO)
· DEBUT lntrira (30) Drama.
• W1ndertust (C) (30)
· • T11lro de last Estrellu (JO)
• Gallopinr Gourmet (C) (30)
Graham Kerr.
*THE NEW STEVE ALLEN * Starts NEXT MON. Ch. 51
6:20 ~ @ W11ther (C) Marge Stiles
6:30 0 Virgini1 Grtham Show (C) (60)
Jo Anne Worley, Ruth Hangen, Ce-
sar Romero, Gloria Loring and Louis
Nizer guest.
C1ndid C1mera (30)
(j) My f1vorite Martian (30)
Perry Mnon (60)
6 NBC Nichtly News (C) (30)
; Llw for the 7 0s (C) (30)
• P1ttern for Living (30)
• Noticiero 34 (C) (60)
• The Desert RePort (C) (30) Kim
Marriner.
I $Int.a RoSI de Lima (30)
A World ~1rt (C) (JO)
7:00 CBS Evening News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite. 0 m NBC Niptly News (C) (30)
David Brinkley, Frank McGee, John
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Chancellor. 1 Joe Simon, Abbie Dalton, Jackie
O Whit's My Line? (C) (30) Host! Curtis guest.
Willy Bruner and Arlene Francis tl1) Eveninr 1t Pops (C) (60) The
welcome Henry Morgan, Meredith Romeros. four guitarists from Spain,
M•cRae and Gene Rayburn. are f11tured. m I sHCIAL I Midsummer Roell I fisher family (30)
Festival (C) (90) Featured also on Sonris11 (C) (30)
KMCT·FM radio (94,7) are three 9:00 9 f11 Medical Cent.er (C)
top rock groups, Traffic, Mountain (60) (R)A wealthy publisher lorces
and Grand Funk Railroad, plus lgfY Dr. Joe Gannon to face a medical
& The Stooges and Allee Cooper, in board for violating the hospital
a stereo rock concert recorded code. Carl Betz guests
earlier this summer in Cincinnati's 0 @@ m Krtft Music Hiii (C)
Crosley Field. Show repeats Satur-(60) Briti5h mu5ic hall star Des
day at 10:30 PM. O'Connor welcomes guests Dana
~ Beat the Clodl (C) (30) V1le'1!_ Val Ooonlcan ind Roy Cutle.
@ Hip and Wild (C) (JO) 0 Cl1J (I) (E) Tiie Everly Brothers
lnterf1ce (C) (JO) "The Rotary (?) (60) Rick Nelson, The Carter
Combustion Engine." Family, Merrilee Rush and Clair &
I Cl) Truth or Consequences (C) McMahon ruest.
Christ the Livlnr Word (C) (30) I Outrudl/Fll111 (C) (30)
Simplemente M1ri1 (55) Box de Mulco (60)
That Girl (C) (30) N1tadl1 (60)
7:30 ®J (j) Where's Huddles (C) 9:30 &) News (C) (30)
(JO) Animated cartoon. The New$1cal Muse (C) (JO) 0 ~ 00 m The Virrinl1n (C) Muslcale/P1stor's Desk (C)
(90) (R) "The Long Way Home." ( )
Pernell Roberts guests as •. way. 10:00 i) a(!) H1w11i Fi-fe.o (C) (60)
ward cowboy who reforms in an (R) A Chinese Maoist student is
attempt to win back his family. found dead just as McGarret hes 0 I $hc1AL I Billy Graham's New obtained evidence of his connection
York Cn.tsade (C) (60) "Next Time with a Communist intelligence ring
the Fire." Paul Crance, linebacker 0 @@ m Then Came Bronson
f~r the New York Jets. and Norma (C) (60) (R) ''What's an Ark With·
Zimmer guest. out Centaurs?" Anjanette Comer
0 @@ (E) Comedy Preview (C) and Morgan Woodward guest In a
(30) "The Murdocl!s and the Mc· drama of the conflict between a
I
Clays." Trouble arises between two wealthy man and his beautiful
feuding families of the Virginia daughter.
hllls when the young Murdock boy ! m News (C) (60) and the pretty McClay daughter fall @@(D Smothers Brothers
In love Noah Beery Jr., Judy ( ) (60) Richard Pryor, Procol
Canova and Dub Taylor guest. Harum, and Jennifer guest. Mason 0 Million $ Movie: "You Belong Williams will be in the Poet's
to Me" ((comedy) '41 -Barbara Corner.
st.a~wyc~. Hen~ Fonda. A young I C1ll of the West (C) (30)
m1lhonaire marries a woman doc· Burke's llw (60)
tor and finds himself jealous of : Thirteen Ae1lnst felt (60) "The
her male patients. Son." When a 17-year-old boy wts
I Perry Mason (60) out to find what drove his father
The fonyte S1g1 (60) (R) to suicide, he uncovers some un·
Selected film (C) (JO) pleasant facts about his famlly.
Mas Fuerte que tu Amor (JO) • Tres Vidts Dlstlntas (30)
7:55 Cuestion de Serundos • • Tete-Cinema Espanol (2 hr)
8:00 fSl (j) Gomer Pyle (C) (30) (R) 10:30 · Twilight Zone (60)
A motherly woman comes across . Mi Maestro (JO)
Gomer sitting on a bench, tells him 11:00 Q!J Cl) €IJ News (C)
he's too skinny and insists that he . fH @ m News (C)
let her fix him a little lunch at Rims Action (C)
her .!e_artment. Moly Picon 1uests. Nnrs (C)
0 {].1) CV m The Court.ship of Thutre 9: (C) "Untamed" (dra·
Eddie's Father (C) (JO) CR) "Teach· ma) '55 -Susan Hayward Tyrone
er's Pet." Eddie is te~sed by h~s Power, Richard Egan. '
classmates because his lather . IS m Movie: "CrlSh of Siience" (dra·
dating the teacher. Ann Prentiss ma) '53 -Phyllis Calvert. Jack
guMts. Hawkins.
I The Answer (C) (30) I Topper LI Cri1d1 Bien Criad1 (JO) [3) Set Hunt
8:05 Box tntem1tion1I 1970 (60) : Break Journal (C) (60) (R)
Panchito Gomez vs Fr~nk~e. Amano. . Let's Mille a Diii (C)
8:30 B ~ (j) B.•mly Hrflbllhu (C) 11:30 I ~ (j) Merv Griffin (C) (JO) (R) .Shifty Shafer returns to • @ 00 m Johnny CarMn (C)
Beverly ~ills. to fleece the Clam· Movie: "The Suspect" (mystery)
pelts. Phil Silvers guests. . '45--Charles Laughton, Ella R1lnes. O Cll1mplonshlp Wresthnr (C) 0 (jJ) 00 G) Diel Cavett (C)
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SEPTEMBER 3
For morning and afternoon
li1tlng1, please see DAY-
TIME PROGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 O "Witch It S.llor' (comedy) '61
-John Meillon, Vera Day, Graham
Stark.
9:00 0 "'unflahttf'I" (western) '47-
Rindolph Scott. B1rb111 Britton
9:30 O "llondle'• H••" (comedy) '50
-Penny Sinaleton. Arthur Like. m ''Th• 111 Bluff'' (drama) '57-
Martf,• Vielcers, Robert Hutton.
1:00 0 Perilous Holid1r'' (1dventure)
'4~1t O'Brien, Ruth Warrick. m "Uftl>Nt" (drama) '«-Tallu-
lah B1nkhead, William Bendix
2:00 O (C) ''Wild River" (drama) '60
-Montgomery Clift, Joe Van Fleet.
Lee Remick. ID "Kiii or Be Killed" (mystery)
'50-lawrence Tierney. George Cou-
louris,
4:30 IJ (C) "Sl1vts of Babylon" (dra-
ma) '53 -Rich1rd Conte, Linda
Christian.
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6:00 IJ Bil News (C) {60) Jerry Dunphy. 0 KNBC Newservice (C) (60) Tom
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0 Can You Top Th.bl (C) (30)
Mont1omery Hall, Soupy Sales and
Morey Amsterdam are guest panel·
lsts. O Six O'Clodl Movie: (C) ''Silver
City'' (adventure) '51 -Edmond
O'Brien. Yvonne DeCarlo, Barry
Fitzgerald, Richard Arlen, Gladyi
George. A silver mine foreman is
haunted by his past as he tries to
help a girl keep her mine from
cutthroats. •
• Abbott ind Costello (C) (30)
The Flintstones (C) (30)
Stu Trtk (C) (60)
1 (3) ABC Evenln& News (C) (30)
: Whit's New (C) (30)
(j) CBS News (C) (30)
• CMreech/Musiclle (C) (30)
· lntriia (30)
• True Advtnturt (C) (30)
• • Teatro de In Estrellas (30)
· Galloplna Gourmet (C) (30)
raham Kerr. * HE NEW STEVE AUEN * S rts NEXT MON. Ch. 5!
6:30 0 'r&inia Grah1m (C) (60) Shella
MacRa Meredith RacRae, John
Miller a~ Allan Sherman guest.
• C.ndkt Camm (30)
m ® My F1vorite M1rtl1n (30)
1 Perry Mason (60)
NIC Nlahtty News (C) (30)
: Law for tlle '70s (C) (30)
• P1ttern for Uvlna (30)
· Noticlero 34 (C) (60)
• The Desert Report (C) (30) Kim
Marriner. ail S1nt.a Rou de Lima (30) a> A Wortd Ap1rt (C) (30)
7:001J CBS Ennlna News (C) (30)
Walter Cronkite.
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DA VID M rCALLUM portraj s a tourist g11ide whose Euro-
pean itinerary .f/ets him involved in a series of romantic
adventures. in ''Three Bites of the Apple." comedy dr(lma,
On The C BS Thursday Night Movie at 9 PM.
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, AUGUST 29. 1970
0 m NIC Niptly News (C) (30) meralda fixed tor Tabitha.
David Brinkley, frank McGee, John m David Frost Show (C) (90)
Chancellor. Q) Retl Tom Kennedy (C) (60) O Whit's My Line? (C) (30) Milt Kamen, Freda Payne, El Chi·
Henry Morgan. Merdith MacRae and t:.llno guest.
Gene Rayburn are 1uest panelists. fE NET Pl1yhouae (C) (90) (R)
I Love Lucy (30) "Talking to a Stranaer-Anytime
Beat th ..... (C) (30) You're Ready I'll Sparkle."
@ Tht Amerle1n West (C) (30) @ID Fisher F1mily (30)
: P11ylna the Guitar (30) * SEE SAT. NITE FIGHTS
Ci) Truth or Consequences (C) CH AT M' • Christ Ute Uvina Word (C) (30) * · 5 8:00 P •
• • Simptemente Marla (55) 9:00 1J fnj Ci) CBS Thursd1y Movie:
• Th1t Girt (C) (30) (C) ''Thret Bites of the Apple" (R)
7:30 9 (j) F1mlly Affair (C) (30) (comedy) '67 -David McCallum,
(R) When a miniature tree given Sylva Koscin1, Tammy Grimes,
to Jody begins to die, Jody fears Harvey Korman. English tour guide
the donor, an aging Japanese diplo. on the Italian Riviera discovers
mat (Teru Shimada), will die as that a predatory spinster has set
well. her cap for him. 0 (j) 6 m I #11(11\ I Otar Mr. O @CI)(E} Tom Jones (C) (60)
Gable ( ) (60) Burgess Meredith (R) Guests are Sammy Oavis Jr.
narrates program chronicling the and The Welsh Guards Band.
life of Clark Gable, utilizing origl· @ID Outreadl/Alm (C) (30)
nal film footage and scenes from ail Natacha (60)
Gable's most memorable motion 9:3'1 0 @ 00 m Dr1111et (C) (30)
pictures. ~ (R) "D.H.Q.-Missing Persons.'' Sat 0 I ~HC.11. ! BillJ Graham's New Friday and Officer Gannon follow
Yorkfus.de (C) (60) an unusual trail for a mlssina 0 I nl(1l 1. ! Crisis In Amerie1-Juvenile.
The Mexie1n·American (C) (30) fJ ID News (C) (30)
Bill Bonds hosts program exploring @ID Musiule/P1stor's Desll (C)
the . problems. of the Mex~an· 10:00 0 @ 00 m The Golddigers (C) ~erican. (This documentary high· (60) Music and comedy starrina
hahts the lwo·hour telecast of Charles Nelson Reilly The Golddlg-
August 23). . d M rty F I '
fi! Mlll·on $ M 1 • (C) "Bi gers an a e dman.
I ov •• uer § m News (C) (60) n Life" (drama) '56 -James @(])a> The survlvof1 (t)
Mason. Barbara Rush, Walter Mat-( ) (R) The reading of Baylor's
thau. Robert Simon. will ls Interrupted by the surp11se
m TruUI or Consequences (C) (30) arrival of Baylor's widow.
Perry Mason (60) I "·II f W C 90 I.'!:\ A . I w Id (C) (30) -0 Ule est ( ) ( ) .. 'IOU ni~~ or . Burke's LI• (60) Jung e Island. The h1~tory of : I sfiCia& I Sin ind the Cinema
Barro Colorado Island in .Pan· (C) (60) (R) Charles Champlin ~ma, for~ed from a mountaintop hosts program on the new films for
in 1914, .1s lraced. . "Mature" audiences. m Maw• I nd Ule .~eauti!ul Ma· I Tres VidH Distin\u (30)
chine (C) (30) (R) Exercises for • • Horoscope eon el Prof Hor1n· the Chest." •
I Selected Film (C) (30) 1el <30>. ..,
Mas Fuerte que tu Amor (30) 10:30 I Twlhaht Zone
7:55 Cuutlon de Serndos · Mi ~Hstro (30)
8:00 fB) (j) I $Jlc AL I Crisis (C) · • Aqu1 Tres Patlnu (30)
(60) Dramatic program dealing 11:00 Im· News (C) with the activities of an around-· 6 • News (C)
the-clock psychiatric emergency . 'f A Watts Summer festi·
service and one of its more puz· vii (C) (R) Hiahlights of the gos-
zling cases. Carl Belz stars as Dr. pel concert staged at Markham
Frank Chandler. head or the unit, Junior High School on August 9.
and Robert Drivas. Suian Stras-8 News (C)
berg and Ruth Roman appear in • The1tre 9: (C) ''The Ractrs"
prominent roles, along with Billy (drama) '5>-Kirk Douglu, Belle
Dee Williams, Roger Perry and Da-Darvl, Gilbert Roland.
vey Davison. m Movie: "Johnny Rocco" (drama) O @ CI) ,a> That Girl (C) (30) '58 -Coleen Gray.
(R) "My Part Belongs to Daddy." I ~per
Ann's first directing assignment is 1 W Set Hunt
the annual variety show in Brew· : Weshinfton in Review (C) (R)
ster in which her father always • let's Mike 1 Deal (C)
sings "Minnie the Moocher.'' 11:30 I !~ Merv Griffin (C) I To Tell the Truth (C) (30) · 6 m Johnny Carson (C)
Wu !naton in Review (C) (30) a> Dietl Cavett (C)
Crea on Rueerch (C) (30) Movie: "Massacre" (adventure)
Pre ·,,. Movie (2 hr) '56-Dane Clark. James Craig.
8:05 Tele· lsta Musical (55) 12:00 O Movie: ''House of Seven Ci•·
8:30 ~ 6 . Ironside (C) (60) bits" (classic) '40-Vincent Price.
( R) "Ranso " Eve Whitfield and George Sanders.
a friend are Ii ap victims with a 1:001J Movie: "The I.1st' B1ndit"
huge ransom d anded from the (western) '49 -Forrest Tucker.
friend's banker·husband. John Sax-B O News (C)
on, Carla Borelli and Fritz Weaver G) Movie: "Luay Stiff" (mystery)
guest '49-Dorthy Lamour. Brian Donlevy. 0 Bo•i!!I_ (C) (90) 1:45 O Community Bulletin Burd (C) 0 @ Cl) a> Bewitched (C) (30) 2:00 m AJl-Nlfht Show: ''The Sewnttl
(R) ''Samantha's Lost ~eekend." Survivor," "Under My Skin" and
Samantha goes on an ei1t1ng spree "M1donn1 of the Seven Moons."
alter drinking milk the witch Es· 2:30 1J News/Give Us Thia D1y (C)
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SEPTEMBER 4
For morning and afternoon
listings, please see DAY·
TIM E PR.OGRAMS. Below,
for your convenience, are
the day's movies.
DAYTIME MOVIES
8:30 0 "Brazil" (romance) '43 -nto
Guizar, Virginia Bruce
9:00 O "Tht More the Meuler'' (com
edy) '43-Jean Arthur, Joel McCrea
9:30 0 (C) "Son of Samson" (adven
lure) '61-Mark Forest. Chelo Alon
$(). W "Annie Oakley" (western) '35-
Barbara Stanwyck. Preston Foster.
1:00 0 "Desi&n for living" (comedy)
'33 -Gary Cooper. Fredric March,
Miriam Hopkins. W (C) "Hifh rtlght (advenlure) '58
-Ray Milland, Anthony Newly
2:00 0 (C) "View From Pompey's Head"
(drama) '53-Richard (gan. Dana
Wynter, Cameron Mitchell.
(E "Stranee Holid1y" (drama) '46
-Claude Rains, Gloria Holden.
4:30 6 "stran2er at Mr Door" (western)
'55-Macdonald C-arey, Patricia Me·
dina.
EVENING
THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST 29, 19/0
Ell) The French Chef (C) (30) (R) @ Real Tom Kennedy (C) (60) I~ (i) Trutll or Consequenm (C) m The Newiical Must (C) (30) (R) I Simplem1nt. Marla (55) f13 F""'tsher Flmil" <30) That 41irl (C) (30) ' 7:30 Qj (iJ Get Smert (C) (30) (R) Los Beverly de Peralvillo (30)
MIX accidentally locks the Chief and 9:00 &Qi Ci) CBS Friday Movie: (C)
Larabee (Robert Karvelas) in a bank "f'rve Weeks In a Balloon" (R)
vault and then t11es to spring a (comedy) '62-Red Buttons, Barbara
safecracker from the penitentiary to i Eden, Cedric Hardwlcke, Fabian,
get them out. I Richard Haydn. Barbara Luna. Qe. 6:25 1 Give Us This Day (C)
D m High Chaparral (C) (60) (R) tails "' the adventure of seven 6:30 Summer Semester (C)
"The Journal of Death." A former would·be explorers who stage a 7:00 Odyssey (C) "Psychiatry and
prison physician accused of mal I madcap 4,000·mile balloon race Criminal Justice."
practice becomes the only man John across Africa. Qj 6 m Hed1le & Jedlle (C)
Cannon can ask to try to save his 0 The Baron (C) (60) @ 41ulllnr (C)
gravely ill wife. 0 al Here Come the Brief« (C) Mr. Wishbone (C) O The Movie Game (C) (30) Team (60) (R) "A Wild Colonial Boy." 7:30 Dusty's Trtthouse (C)
members Ray Walston, Brenda Vac· Reneaades attempt to use Seattle 1n I Smokey tlle Bur (C)
caro and George Peppard compete plot to free Ireland. S:OO a The Jet.sons (C)
with Alan Sues. Dyan Cannon and @ CI) Friday Movie (2 hr) "Beau 6 m Here Comes the
Paul Henreid. J1mes.." Qru"12_ ( )
0 @ m m The rlyln& Nun (C) I 1· David Smkind (C) (2 hr) I (11) m Catanooaa Cats (C) (30) (R) "Man's Best Friend Isn't " • Outltach/rllm (C) (30) storybOok Time
Sister Bertrille helps the locail • Hoy (30) Tales of Wells Farao pluf!lb~r by finding him a fob, then' • • Natacha (60) 8:30 Qj Ci) Bup Bunny/Road Run·
unwittingly steals the affections ofl 9:30§ II) News (C) (30) ner Hour (C)
his do.11., Isabella. • Muslcale/Pastor's Desk (C) I !il (6) m Pink Panther (C) • 0 Million $ Movie: (C) "Hannibal'' · Noches Tapatias (30) tlmpus Profile
(drama) . '60-:Victor Mature, Rilaj10:00 Q ~ [6) m Bracken's World (C) Movie: "Giant From tht Un·
Gam, Milly V1t~le Story or th.e (60) tR) "Papa Never Spanked Me " known" (scl-fi) '58 -Buddy Baer
famed Cart~aglntan general, Hann•· Jack AlbertS()n and Martin Sheen Bob Steele
bal, and his legendary march on guest as father and son who brin& W CiKO Kid
Rom:-tll C C ' troubles to Kevin Grant's new pte· (D Movie: "Murder Without Tears" m ru or onsequences ( ) (30) ture. (mystery) '53 -Craig Stevens, m Tht flbulous Sixties (C) (60) 1J la) Ne1u (C) (60) Ji ce Holden.
"lhe Year-1~66." Peter Jennings: 0 ICf) Love, American St1le (C) 9:00 • (j1 Ci) m H.R. f'ufnst.uf (C) n~rrates special program on lhel (60) (R) "Love and the Minister." Movie: "City Wittlout Men" (ad
highlights of the year 1966, such "Love and the Geisha " and "Love venture) '43 -Glenda Farrell, Mi
as: The Warren Report Controversy, and the Sin tie, Apartments" star cha el Duane
SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 5
MOR.NI NG
Lurleen Wallace elected Gov. of Ala j Richard long Claudine Longe! Red 0 @ Hot Wheels (C)
6:00 0 Bi& News (C) (60. ) Jerry Dunphy. fhaemaB tt"e "God Is Dear 1~nct~1• Buttons, Car~lyn Jones, Nobu
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Mc-m Movie: "The Adventurers" (dra D KNBC Newse:vice (C) (60) Tomi A d a m~n craze an e u ie Carthy, Mel Torme and others. ma) '47 -Deborah Kerr, Trevor Brokaw n_ rews P enomenon .. O Age of Aquarius (C) (60) Host Howard. "Murder bJ Contr1et" (dra O tan You Top This! (C) (30) ~t~~0" .. 8:at E~~)1 ~~) ,People vs Kevin Coughlin welcomes Tereu ma) '58 -Vince £.d.vards, Phillip
Monty Ha:1, Soupy Sales and Morey €{!) Se~:de/rn 10(C) (n3°0) Grave~. Dr John Gwynne (''The Pine. Amslerdam m I m Abortion Doctor") and Richard Rob· . Canciones 'I Musiu O Six O'Clock Movie: (C) "23 Paces 7.55 ~ ~11 ~uerte que tu Amor (30) erts showing a 61/1-minute lilm on • • Panorama Latino
10 Baker Slteet" (drama) '56-Vanl : ~ uestron de Seeundos the evolu~1on of man. 9:30 I~ Dastardly l Mutttey (C)
Johnson. Vera Miles. A blind play. a.oo e '9 qi] He and Siie (C) (30) (R) I Burke~ Law ~60) . 6 m Banana Splits (C)
wright 1n a London pub overhears a Romantic Idol rernando Lamas,
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· Tres Vidas D•stintas (30) 3 The Hardy Bo1s (C)
kidnapping, murder and extortion faced with the need to make an · • Tele-Cinema 40 (2 hr) · Cuerdas y Guitarras
plot. I emergency telephone call, pays an 10:30 @E Ml Maestro (30) 10:00 ~ (]) W1clly Races (C)
I Abbott and Costello (C) (30) une~pected middle·of the-nigh~ vis}t 11:001 ® 0 News (C) @CI) Sky Hawks (C)
The Flintstones (C) (30) to Paula while her h.usband, Dick. 1s . @ 6 m Ne~s (C) • Movie: (C) "Black Eagle of
Star Trek (C) (60) out of town on business. One Step Beyfftd Santa feH (western) '66 -Brad
(3 ABC Evenin& News (C) (30) B ~o~ Court (C) (30) • Theatre 9; "Miuile to tlle Moon" Harris, Horst frank.
W it's New (C) (30) '1.u w ~ Tiie Brady Bunch (C.~ (sci·li) '59-Richard Travis @Movie: "Shadow of a Woman"
29 00 CBS News (C) (30) (30) (R) . The Possible Dream. m Movie: "The Other love" (mystery) '46 -Helmut Dantine,
I Outruch/MU1icale (C) (JO) C.'ndy acc1~e~tally gives . away her' (drama) '52-David Niven Barbara Andrea King. lntrip (30) sister Marcia s diary Desi Arnaz Jr Stanwyck • I Pueblo sin Espennza
The American West (C) (30) guests I ~per 10:30 ~(!I) Scooby·Doo (C)
Tutro de las Estrellas (30) m To Tell Ille Trutll (C) (30) (_l ) Sea Hunt @ (6) m The Flintstones (C)
G1llop111e Gourmet (C) (30) Gra ED C_in!,posium (3~) "To Die in : The For1yte Sae• (R) M~ie: "Guest in the House"
ham l'err Madn~. by Frederic Rossi!. . Esta Noche 1 111 Once (drama) '44-Ralph Bellamy, Ann e * THE NEW STEVE ALLEN €ID Life f~r Today CC) (30) 1 · Let's Make 1 Deel (C) Baxter, Marie MacDonald, Ruth War
* St rt NEXT MON Ch @!> Lucectta (C) C30) 11'301 ~ (i) Merv G lff <C> rick . a ~ . . 5! 8:05 e:> luch• Libre (55) . ' ~ (6) m Joh~nr'cerson (C) I (it 3 Geor~e of Jungle (C)
6.30 1J Vire1nla Gratia~ Show (C) (60) 8:30 6 ~ (i) Hoean's Heroes (C) (30) Movie: "Streets of Laredo'' 11:00 qj Archie .<CJ
Guests are Maury Walls. Ml~t Kamt!n, (R) Col ~l!nk is condemned to die (western) '49 -William Holden. . ~~ 6 m Ma1or league Base·
Celeste Holm and Robin W1IS()n b~f.ore a ftrtng squad for unwittingly Macdonald Carey, Mona Freeman. ball ~) Teams to be announced.
candid C1mera (30) g1Vlfl_l_away a military secret. 0 @ (3) m Dick Cavett {C) I (11) (J) Get It To2ether (C)
(!) My Favorite Martian (30) 0 Q1 (6) m Name of tlle Game (E Movie: "Horrible Or. Hitchcock'' • • Fiesta Meaieana
Perry Mason (60) (C) (90) (R) "Jenq,y Wilde Is Drown. ($C•·li) '64 _Robert Flemyng Bar· 11:30 @ 00 American Bandsbnd (C)
6 HBC Nlgh\ly News (C) (30) ing." Frank Gorshin and Pamela bara Steel. ' Dick Clark hosts
: Law for the '7.0s (C) (30) franklin gues1 Tony Franciosa stars m Notlciero 34 (C) 0 Movie: "Northwest Stampede"
• Patttrn for llv1n& (30) as reporter Jeff Dillon, with Susan 1•00 IJ Movie· "Th• stran&• Aff ., r (western) '48 -James Craig, Joan
• Notlclero J.4 (C) (60) Saint Jame$ featured as Peny Max· • Untie Ha· r/' ( , ~ 0 Leslie
• The Desert Report (C) (30) well. Jeff Dillon receives a series of George Sarnders SE~f:e~:~~ s 4 G I m Movie: "I Cover the Undtr
Santa Rosa de Lim1 (30) telephone calls from a disiflusloned dine Fitzgerald · e • era · world" (mystery) '54 -Sean Mc
7•·00 • A World Ap.•rt (C) (30) young actress who S1ys she Is plan. 1 O News (C) . Clory, Joanne Jordan.
CBS Evemne News (C) (30) n1ng to commit suicide. M 1 ''T _,., ( , m NBC Nl&htly News (C) (30) 8 lane Gre Theatre (30) ov e:. rappvv mystery) 49
WJl1t'1 My lint! (C) (30) @ ooi& Tiit Ghost ind Mrs. • -Lloyd Budges, Barbara Payton. l\rTrRNOON
I lovt Lucy (30) Muir (C) (30) (R) "Wedding Day???" 1.30 0 Community Bulletin Board (C)
Beat tht Clod (C) (30) Mrs Muir'1 parents plan a surprise 2:00 m All·Nlfllt Sho•: "Las V1111
(i1 Cinema Sllowcase (C) (90) weddina for her and the captain. Sto11," (C) "Dfum Beat." and
' mmancha Territory." Maureen Jane Wyatt and Leon Amu euest "Hippiest Oap of Your lift.''
O'Hara, Macdonald Carey m David Frost Show (C) (90) 2:30 6 News/;lvt Us Thia Dar (C)
Pa1e 18
12:00 I ®) The Monhtt (C) · Teatro familiar
· • Dfama de la S.mana
12:30 5) flenelope Pitstop (C)
Movie: "Pacific Bl1dout" (ad
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•
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edlle (C)
ar (C)
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01d Run·
er (C)
the Un·
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Stevens.
tut (C)
fen" (ad·
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r. Trevor
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s. Phillip
1ttley (C)
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House"
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THE OAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. AUGUST l9, 1970
venture) '42 -Eva Gabor, Robert
Preston. fJ Movie: ''Sin Town" (drama) '42
-Constance Bennett, Broderick
Crawford. m Mcwit: "This Above All" (drama)
'42-Joan Fontaine, Tyrone Power.
@ Cl) Judy Lynn Show (C)
1:00 tJ ta (j) !Sflcl6U U.S. Open
T1t1nis Cflampionslllps (C) Bud Col·
lins and Jack Kramer report the
tennis action from Forest Hiiis,
N.Y. In this tournament offering
$160,000 in prize money. Arnone
the top competitors are Arthur
Ashe. John Newcombe, Tony Roche,
Pancho Gonzalez. Roy Emerson,
Nancy Richey and Ann Haydon
Jones. 0 Movie: "Counterplot'' (drama)
'SS-Forrest Tucker. Allison Hayes.
&) Movie: "Mrs. Mlkt" (drama)
'49-Evelyn Keyes, Dick Powell. @ms .. Hunt
@I) Tris Vidas Distintls
1:30 @ CD Movie: ''Tht Mouse That
RNrecl." Peter Sellers.
2:00 0 Double Feature: ''Tht Girt From
Jonn Bt1ch" (romance) '49-Ron·
aid Reaean, Virginia Mayo. "Liule"
(drama) '57-Eleanor Parlier, Rich·
ard Boone. fJ Movie: "Ea&le Squadron" (dll·
ma) '42 -Robert Stack, Jon Hall,
Diana Barrymore.
I @ Farm Show (C)
SH tllt USA (C)
Sttrllfl1 Tlt•tre (C)
2:30 Movie: "Farro" (western) '52
m Scope (C)
a!) Varitdadts Musicales
3:00 I The Siesta Is Over (C) • Marshal Dillon
Upbeat (C)
Movie: ''Chicaeo Confidential"
(mystery) '57 -Beverly Garland,
Brian Keith.
(i3 (6) Feature Film (C) "Ride the
HighWind." Darren McGavin, Maria
Perschy.
I Cf) Superman (C)
Outreach Unlimited (C)
Toros
Bi& Picture (C)
Teatro del Sabado
3:15 I Davey l Goliath (C) 3:30 . Conversation With a Psychla·
tr st JC) Or. Edward Stainbrook. fJ (j1J Cl) Q) U.S. Mtn's Amateur
Golf Tourn1ment (C) live from Wav·
er1y Country Club, Portland, Oregon.
• Waeon Train (C) ·m Jonny Quest (C)
• flilldren's Gospel Hour (C)
• Travel the World (C)
4:00 Insider /Outsider (C)
Zane Grey Theatre
I Love Lucy
Ci) Film Feature (C)
• Patterns for Livin&
• Sea Power (C)
4:30 Dial 'M' fM Music (C)
Rams Action (C)
T.H.E. Cat (C)
Movie Greats: "Tycoon" (drama)
'47-John Wayne, Laraine Day.
. -Wild Bill Elliott, Phyllis Coates.
I Call to the Wtst (C)
lnai t (C)
(!) tict of Aerlculture (C)
I Lone John Sliver (C)
~PSA Film
6 NBC Ntws (C)
Bl& Show: "Revolt of Mamie
Stover." Jane Russell. Richard Egan.
~ Selected Films (C)
•Mike Connors stars In the title role? In Paramounc Televhlon·s highly·
rated Mannix series Saturdays, 10:00
PM on CBS.
'VIC DAMONE & YOU'
Vic Damone is a maverick. Whenever
he sings you understand the lyric, the
melody is clearly identifiable and he is
not given to gyrating around the stage as
he performs. Also, on the average, he
turns down three or more lucrative offers
a year to headline his own television
series.
It is not that Vic is against TV, he sim-
ply prefers to think of himseJC as an en·
tertainer who has been around long
enough to know what sort of format will
work for him.
"I'm a singer," he smjles. ''I have no
driving desire to be a combination master
of ceremonies-comedian and I find it di!·
ficult to play the host role with guest
stars unless they honestly qualify as a
musical or variety act. I'm not agamst the
fellows who work that way, I just feel
that it's not for me."
One of Vic's rare excursions on the
tube is the quartet of musical half-hour
specials presently airing on successive
Saturdays ( 10: 30-1 1: 00 PM) over
KABC, Channel 7. Titled "Vic Damone
& You," the shows succinctly sum up his
concept of how he works best.
"Irs casual, uncomplicated and loaded
with as many songs as we could com·
fortably fit anto 30..minutes;" Vic ~x
plains. "We selected the summer season
for this four-program series because you
bave more creative latitude when every·
one isn't busy fighting for rating points.
"If the same show were scheduled for
fall or winter it might have to run sixty-
minutes and be loaded with guest stars.
dancers and more dialogue than music.
As it stands we enjo>'. the luxury of ot·
tempting something different. Believe me.
it is a luxury when you are able to take
off the tie, leave your tux in the closet
and devote I 00% of the effort to pre-
senting a song with care and feeling.
"In many ways it's a bit like lookin@
in during a recording session or sitting
front row center in Las Vegas. Don Cos-
ta's orchestra is right there behind me
.and the audience is as close as their re-
spective TV sets. It's very intimate and
that in itself is the best possible stagfog
for good ballads."
Almost as soon as the first show in the
series was aired Vic's sponsor (Ford) was
already talking about grooming the pro-
gram for an expanded schedule for the
1971 summer season.
"That would suit me fine," admits Vic,
"but I know a show such as this takes
time to find its audience. Viewers are so
completely educated as to what is ex-
pected from a musical program that it
may take them a little while to discover
we are attempting to convey another ap-
proach in the way of entertainment.
"As I said before, J'm a singer. I don't
do magic, tell jokes or shuffle through a
soft shoe routine. I think it will be very 1
interesting to see how the public reacts
to what we have to offer.••
m Quest for Adventure (C) m Armed Forces Hlehli&hts (C)
4:45 m> International World·Cup Soccer
(fj Taped match between Morocco
and West Germany 1n Leon. Mexico.
· KNBC Newstrvlce (C)
5:00 I Viewpoint (C) Jere Witter hosts.
I SPIClAL I Miss Black California
(C) Stu Gilliam hosts as hiehllehts
of the pageant are shown. Gloria
Foster commentates. Guests are The
Master's Children, and David T.
Walker. 0 Ci]) (3) l(;E ABC's Wide World of
Iris <Cf
I Spy (C)
Patty Duke
Hob Nob With Bob
(6) Hieh Chaparral (C)
I Quest for Lift (C)
Stories of Success (C)
5:30 Ralph Story's Los Anetles (C)
( )
· NBC News (C)
McHale's Navy
Bob Strock Preunts
• Fisher Family
• News (C)
6:00 Tiie Bi& News (C) (60)
· ~ (j) m NFL/ AFL Football
( ) (21/2 hr) Kansas City Chiefs vs.
Dallas Cowboys at Dallas, Texas. 0 Melody Ranch (C) (60) Country
and Western star Eddie Dean is
~cial guest.
O Boss City (C) (60) Guests are
Freda Payne, Pacific Gas & Electric,
Paul Williams and The Cool Sounds.
@ Animals, Action and Adventure
(C) (30) "Arctic Sea Hunt." Bill Bur·
rud's cameras follow a seal hunt
~ond the Arctic Circle.
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