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1970-10-03 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa
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Air-"force spokesman -said the p13ne, a four-enkine Cl30E Hercules trans. port on . a routine passengt!r-cargo flight with no militar)r dependents aboard, was assigned to the 314th tactical airlift wing at Chingch1:1anklng Air Base in' central Taiwan. lt took oU from Taipei International Air- ' porrat-2 plil. Fi'iaay-for-the airbase-and has nOt. been:heard-from since, It had enoUP, fuel to remain in the air until 6:37 p:m. Friday, although it was on what oormally is a JS.,minute flight. Nationalist Chinese air force officials uid the entire northern and cenµ"al Tai· \\'an ·area Was cover~ with htavy -cloods and fog. Bad--weather-was-continuing-IO-;- day. ' --. ' -()pee . ' . ; . ··-' - ~ --~---; ------= ' ....,.• . -.--- -· ..... -. '16 7 12 -We~tern · ·o: . ' --~ S~anta Ana . 23-West-~inster ia' . -. ·-. ·. .. • r , MO~E CRASH .DETAILS, . . <:ea&.- ' .. Wuiller , • 1 -·~ ~ore 'ot-tbt"Bame, meanmc ~=· other <lose or CQUl.al mornln1· f0i. ' IS the out~ook· for Sunday.,..WiUi .tern-"" pera~rts raneinl.from. the middle 7q's locally to almoill!G, further';,,., ' i.oo. • . . . . . • •• • .. > " • • . • I .J_!:DAILY _PILOT ........t .. QUEENIE • By Phil lnterlandi ...... • Special Prices for Oct. 4 Sunday Only Bombshell 10:00 A.M. to 7 P.M.-Whlle Quantities Last ... -'.,-.~y~onnd~ ·.· .. Laguna Tot Identified •~:By BARBARA KREIBICB Lagu~ girls who took them •• · or .,. Dtltr L'1i.t 11.tf home when the hitchchiker A "cute, friendly" baby Joe saitl. she planned to "stay in a Oot, taken into protective cave for a few days." Police -··•M.. by 1 ........... Beach were alerted by a neighbor ~Sept. 1a~"";Iaced Jn who said the "mother" did not \be AJbert Sitton Home while seem to know bow to care for they searched for his parents, ' the baby. was idenUfied Fridaj. Miss Y~'s mother, con- The youngster is Tr o y tacted by police in Florid!,_ Eugene Hendrix, seven-month-said her daughter had been old son of a 15-year.old Los treated in several mental in-· Angeles girl runaway, SJYS stitutions since she was 12. ~guna Beach juvenUe officer "'Ibe Hollywood officer who '. ~ex Jimenez, who cared for interviewed the baby's mother ---Ahe-baby~at-the-police-1tation-eald-she-b-a·nice-kloking..girl,' : 9f'ter taking It from a 19-year-said Jimenez. "Her 'baby cer- • • .,.~ 'hippie type ·l!frl who was talnly IS one of the cutest ldch : 1id<<d up hitchhlldng to La· I've ,....,,. -~L Other Laguna officers wtio · .. ·A phone call to th e helped Jimenez diaper and .:.lioUJw.ood pollct staUon, ask· Jeed tbe.youllgster. before he .tng if 81'1 baby boys about six wu tranderred to the Sitton months old had been found, home, d~ribed him u "real '.Jid to ldentlllcatiMI of .the cuteJ!ldlriendly." : jOung. unmarried m o t h e r , When he Wl.s idenUfied Fri· :)Ilmeoei u!d. day, 'authoriti~. were .prepar- -"'lbe matber a~re.ntly had 1!!I to pJ!ct him in a foster .... ,,... trying tO IOcalelhe baby liOme-and arnnge-lor his • ~." lhe detective ex· adoption. · & -WOMEN~r-T-•llORED FANCY . HALF .. SLIPS ! Rlt· 1.71 to 1.97 1-33 Fashionable· slips in nylon/polyester, nylon satin, ~ -ny!on crepeset, polyester/cotton. Tailored or lace and embroidery trim styles. S-M-L-XL, XXL, XXXL . MEN'S .FLANNEL PAJAMAS Suudav Onlv Colton flannel pajamas In fancy patterns. Full button coat style. Cozy \varm and easy-care. Sites A. B, C, D. 2~~ MEN 'S BUCKLE-STRAPBOOT Sundcij/Only Brown izraln·vlnyl wit h booncy crepe soles, heels, comfy casual rubber lining. • plained, "because she was a The young mother who, -. nmaway and was afraid to police said, had found an .~the polict. Finally she apartment and ,J-job in -had • ftiend call. When she HoU~ will be petitioned "learned a baby boy had-tho QV~fUven1'9•1 ·authoriUe' and (ound in Onmge County ffe PfMJbly' turned over to her """'""""Cll""1 ... :o::::=""'""'"""""°"'""''-'-""'""'""'.il· 6%-12. Charge ll -3-3~3 .: went into the Hollywood poijce . family with tl)e baby. ·_befsell... -SbeJold .police ahe had met ' ·A\Jthorltles now are looking Miss Young, whom she had .{or Donni Renita Young, ·the kilown be;fore, on the Sunset "eirl hitchhiker who was placed SLrip and asked her to stay : ~nder arrest on susplcio0 of with 1he baby while she was at ·.cbild stealing after first claim-work. ~1al the baby was her own, When she returned ta find ~ bn telling police a woman on both sitter and baby gone, she A ~ rstnp has asked her to was afraid-to-call-for'-help t>,bysit, but had "disa~ from the police but tried, with .~ed." the aid of a friend, to find the . : Miss Young was released child herself by checking out • from Orange CoLmty Jail after places ~re she thougbt Miss ii hours because "there were Young might have &one with --rio parents to file a complaint it. -- .'alainst her," Jimenez said. After two week!-of fruttless 24x36'1 RAYON. AREA RUG . ~he has not been seen since. search~ng, 6be fklally asked ' The young woman and the the friend to make contact baby were picked up by two with the polict, Jimenez aaid. A.cetatt: nyon. Jn avocado, -Aztec gold. Evergreen, Bit· ter Orange, Midnight. Gold· en Orange, Ember ,, .. Red. Charge It. 222 kCounty Battle Seen ~pn Tidelands Fees 27X41" Acet1t1 R1yon Rug, (R19. 4.66) .•••.••• 3.66 ~ hearlllg room of the dringe County Jk>ard 'o~ eupervisors has been the .'ltene of many a bitter battle. "" But there is one scheduled ,f« 10 1.m. Wednesday that bids well to .surpus all others. Ltt matcbts the boating Jn- ~of Newport Harbor With county govemnrent'1 ;jlpt to collect fees orr taxes. ~:'lbe'propoql to i!n1)05e fees ~ u1e al county tidelands In eae harbor wa s firsl broached _l1;dy 1. After two hours of :t:ifated d11CUssion. supervtsors :S..stponed further debate for ~. daya. .. -''The fee plan, u outlined by ~ley Kraw;e, director of )3eal Property Services for the -'!Jlunty, potentl,ny could raise jl\ euess of ',100,000 a year for * county's needy treasury. :;:·P~ylag ~ld be owners ol .fijllldent1al boat allps and pltrs 1'bd cOmmerclal marines in 0. .it"" of the harbor COil· Ollod by the couoty. ::Propoled fees for private <loc" wwld be $1 )>er lioeal tl>at: for side-lies. 14.10 eer lPieai 1oo1; per , .... owners be hit by the fees but some c~ercial operations in the hQbor that have been getting a "free ride" will be ......... d. Included in ttiis category are the Newport Harbor Yacht Landing: swat .. Yactit Llnd- tng, BoYslde Boal Lounch, and the Rluhen E. Lee flooU., restaurant. .. 200 Count Krause's study and pr~ pc>Sals wert!! l.Ntiated by 1 rul- ing otthe 'County Counsel's of- fice last May whlch Indicated that "the ·county MUST make a fair market value rental charge on all tideland• devoted to private use." SCOTTIES TISSUES Stuulav Onlv In the July 1 dlscussk>n Soft calypso boating interest.! called the Scottie• In putel fees 11dlscrimlnatory," "con-colon. fiscatory," and "unfair." It i1 a certainty that some new descriptive phnses will be lorthcomlng Wednesday. Teacher Named For Institute 1a~ FOAM RUG CLEANER* l·LB. CHOCOLATE CHERRIES Sundov Onlv Creamy cordial and cherry cente:r1, rich dark chocolate covering. Deliclow ! J u s t Charge It. •N .. wtlellt Llmllllll ""'n111,, -Mlf ft •Mien au~ I TABLE MODEL CLOCK RADIO Suntlav Onlv BeauUfulllr, sty!~, compact Gcne:ral E ectrlc clock radio with "xcellent tone and re .. cepUon. Brown poly case. Charge it. I 9ss ~lodel c1478 SOFT WHITE BULBS Sundav Only Pkg. of 2 2a~ :·Since tho flnl hear1n1 In JU· Mr. Phyllis Dietz. 1 Fountain ;i1, the yacht clubs In !hi· Valley High Sdlool chemistry 1Wl>or blve been bwy: tucher and teslbook 1uthor. ' "We are dellnffely opposed bu been selected lo present to 1111 theory of putUnr 1 tn • l1bor11Dry -for 1eltnoe on an outdoor rec:readon,'' teachers at rtgional institutes llld Roy B. Woolley, <om-'lcheduled 1•1'1" thil y..,; In niodore of the As.oclitloo of Grand R1plch, Mich., Ind Foam sJftY RUg clell"ter cl~m and brightens 10-14' Sylvania Soft White 100. l'U(. Sale. e&sf, fasL CharcP watt bulb5. Pre-tested So!t.- Yacht Clubs. Sseramento. ' "'"We've Qeen-citculatti:la -?.frs. ietz fiis glv!n peUUons and all'!ldy have previous demonstrations at more than too 1ign1tu?'t1 of Los Angflh: and Berkeley con. pert0n1 who appote the fets. ftrences. It . ts estimated that 'OnlJ' a thild of them are boat ebtmlsll')' students are now ownera," Woolsey added. using a textbook co-authortd Nol onlJ wW prlv1ta do<t b1 b<r. ' I :.. .. ~ .... :::::::: ... ~l;L;;;;.;;;;. ........ .J ~~~~~::~~~~e:":l~essglart. Cha.rrt IL I ' ' ~-.. sol:ID>IND' PRINT'~~ FLANNELETIE i Suudav Onlv 4 4 ' Permanent Press 65 % cot-fi ton 35% Polyester.---Guaran· ' ' .._,~ teed washable. Visit Our f Yardaee Dept. For Great ~ -' · • d Savings. -Y ~ PLASTIC ASSORTMENT Your Choice Choice: dish pan, 12-gallon pail, 30·qt. wute baskt"t, 3-' pc. mbdng bowl, 1 ~ bu. laundry buket. ·56~ ' 10" TEFLON II® FRY PAN Colorful polyimide finish on aluminum. Teflon Il@ inter~ tor for no-stick fryfng, no. scnur cleanln1t. Charge IL llll DI!. ~on! II ... f".M. Limit .. •IN!lllly, -taMI ft ... _.. -1 ·27 .22 RIFWSCOPE 3393 _Beg. 39.93 Marlin Cle.nfleta automatic t ires 19 LR shells. 4·po"'er scope ln- cludtd. • I ........ ~ ' ~ ' I . I • I ' • ORANG~ COUNTY, CALIFORNIA • .. "~ • . . ' ' . -. ' * .· * • . . * .. -. . ' . ; I ... .. . . .. Home Por·t Call.s 7 -B.ill :Hc)me · for ' • >. . .. . ' ' 'Bill J Fl~ke~ D-.~J.~;;·~ .:t. ' ' • • I ' • ' . Takes·~:o ver--"Citt· ~ .:~ .;:;. = ·-_,. ; -·-~ r ~ • --.,; :~ :--5~1=1 ' .. • " •·-• ' 'I '' ' • • ... ' -··. • ' ~ .... " ..... ~ -... • ... >;., ....... • • L<Y ..... ~~I PMIM ·~., ""'""' Lack••' WITH MASTS RESEMICING CROSSED SWORDS, INTRi;P IP tl;t /'.Tl -A ND ,GRETEL:JQIGAGE IN;TA_CKING '.DUEL . . -,. . ' . ' . Australi•n 12·m•ter T.ra ilH America's Cup Def.ender at ~ii 'llein't' Mt ;Fin.I· 1bO .Rae" ·lof'Y.Chting'1-;HOlt ·Grail'' • • > By ALMON wcKA'eEY . dt!cision was m"de t& iiVe irib-eO~ 0A1L,. PtLot '''""' •",.,. 11nother . try, and Moabache'r • w t:C How does one 1 welcome home A rt.. -o:eref'lder of.the America's dJp'? Unavailable, th at the syndicate ~d:"" collective eye westward and . .elected ltJlt Congratulations? · Ficker. : Well done ? · Jt was a good decision .. And It is. noit __ BUl Ficker. s..Jt!p~ ri ·the 12·rrieter history that Ficker gave the lie•to detrac-yacht Intrepid, has heard tbese :trite ac· · . colades and many others'during Ja'lbng; tora who bemoaned that ther:e'rire\bel· hot, seemingly~end· · -ter known 12-meler helmsmen on -~ less summer or al-the East and West Coast,' and 1 that most daily competi-F'.icker~s _young_cre.w ... 1,ve1age a1e• ~·- lion under trying cir-would never hold op emotionally under cumstancea and con-the strain of a·summer-long campaigncof di lions. triaJs··and-lhe-actual-de!eMe-of ·~.CUp. Prior to Ju~. I had the .privilege or watchin& Ficker 1970, the nai:nei Wil· and his youngsters feed the wbrds back liam P. Ficker wa5 into the mouths or his detractors during hardly known out-the final trials in August and.the aetual side or his native Cup defense in .Septemb;er. town of Pomona or I saw a man who never lost' hm poise. his adopted home, Newport_ Beach. , . his courtesy and his senae·or bumor,-even In the international yachtl~g fratern.ity in defeat · : · he· was known ai; the 1958 wlnner'of the J heard him field ·qi.Je8U00s from· a Star ''world's." So what?. The woods are sometimes hostile press, many of wl;lom full of Star worl~ champ10r1s -S:Ome of -·especiall y Australi&ni and Europe.,. whom have won It two and three ~1mes. _ wottld have liked to"bave seef'I FJclif Around the Newport Harbor Yacht Cl~; . losii his poise Is weJJ as the America~, he wa8 khown as "commodore10 · ariP. 4n . cup'. · -· occasioMI winner of a Lehman-12 dinghy . . . , race. A lot 'Of other good sailors · can· I ~Jl~e&,lls:I his .modesty a~ .hlll re•df. I · both i·ue· adm1.u1on of tactical error1 ut. the race c aim I s. he i ...... a•• ·n t•· . bich t•· -• Jn professiol)al cirelcs William• P. ""'~ I~ I 0 u~rs.1n w . 111111' ow.- Ficker , AJA, Was recognized ss a capable come was m doubt until the rmal aun~ architect. There are p1enly of those. r recorded and reported his sraciou around also. · · · accolade to his opponent both ~ victory Today Bill Ficker'• name· ls on the l!ps and defeat. nf milliQns of others who.do not tnow the Ficker's defense of the Am«lca.'1 Cup bl unt end from the pointy eod o( a yacht. was probably the m011l difficult in the Bill Ficker has joined the limited rankl history of the compelltk>n. He . wn the of world renowned seamtn who hav!! kepl first to admit Uiat, in Gretel II, Intrepid the ugl y old pewter pitcher bolted to a was up a'-inst a boat tbat was her: equal. glass-f:ncloaed pedestal in lhe New York Ficker knew that the 11klpper and c:rt1! Yacht Club for a ceQtury. · who made the leillt number of mlstakel · He is a member of an ev.en.more .elite would win. circle of helmsmen who' have defended As It turned out, Bill Ficker not only the Cup in U:ie highly refined. IZ.meter made the least mlslaker, but lived up i. yachts. 'llley include Brigp Cunningham the campaign button! that told the worldr ~ 11958) Bus Mosba cher (11162.-1967) and "Ficker I~ Quicker." Bob Bavier (1964). f Bill fo'icker has been 1 ".sa.IUng out'' Before the start of the lflh and final. sioei! an early age When hi! family · ract I got, Bill's attenUon Joda enoµgh rOr started coming to Newport during the a personal r~uest: "Bill, Jt's been, a summer from Pomona'. He learned ea fly kn\g, .draWn out series. How about send. that winning 8 ,sailboat .-.ce required ing me home today?" It was a raceUous more thin brawn or even a deslr~ to win. r!equest that mOsl_ sldppers woukt hi.VI • Like many another lkipp!t', be learned . forgotten in the lluah of. vlctofy •• tfwtwiruring a sallboll:race. whether Jn a BUt as the Coast Guard ,cutter hint regat&a or 'a m1lch flee, required 'lotMI Tumrr. CJlrrY.ing the prna .. Came wijbbl concentration to the job at bMcf, plus sboul.U.c ,distance of the wildly e1- meUcuk>ul preparattoo and the orl•nl~ buberant ·Intrepid crew they endear:.' lion of a competent crew wtto lb.red the themaelvea to Uiis reporter hlr ~I um.:. same philoaophy. With champagne 11..,.. railed h I f IL Ficker got hll r~sl lasfe ol .. uing the they ~: -: tntricate tz.metm ln 1967 wherr~ terV-;'Al.Lockabey~ go home.!" ~: ed u starling helmttQan , abolrd, Pat. A collequt.ttandillg!nfll lQ.me ~ Dougan·s Colurrlbla n the flnaJ tMals and asked: ...... against Mosbacher in Intrepid.' It •waa ··"What the hell Me• they~ad at ,.,er .... then ·andlhert, al~ lhafl 'ickerume to abou(?-'' _. -'POIS ED AND PURPOSEFUL' Cup Skipper Ficker CREWMEN REI.AX AS, INTRi PID IS TCJ!'l'ID TO AM~RICA'S CUP luqY FOR THE LAST TIME , ' the .attention or Moe:b1cller 1100: the So whantn-you to My to • man *'" members of the Jntrepld 1yndical8 as an hf'& ddended tht Atnerica "s CUp? l gl!mllve helmsman. . • I, per800Ally. 11y: "Tllanka l!lr-.,.- NIM --A•tr• Al' U -Helped Ski ppor LI .. Up 19 -· 'l'lckor 11 Quicker' · .. • T' •• So tt wu only natural that ,when the 1 •M:e home, BUI." ,. t ;t --( • ' -~ • ---' -' ' • -• ~ ----~ ' ---- - _I= DAllY_PILOl Silutdll~-3...l,JO . ' • 'aUEINIE BY. l'hll lnterlancll ' . . . · ~ddn't that one with the ball h&ve avoided that · other one l" .· Laguna Tot Identified Laguna girls who took them home when the hitchchiker : . A "cute, friendly" babf Joe said she planned to "stay in a : ·...Doe, taken into protective cave for a few: days." Police . : custody by Laguna Beach were alerted by a neighbor ·"police Sept. 11 and placed 1n who said the ''mother" did not the Al>ert Sltton Heme while ~ to know bow to care for they searched for hb: parents, tile baby. By BARBARA KREmICH Of "'9 DellJ l"O•t fllff was identified Friday. Miss Young's mother, ~n -. The youngster is T r o y tacted by police ·in Florida, ~£ugene Hendrix, seven-month· said her daughter had been old _.aon of a 15--year-i>ld Los treated in several mental in· Angeles girl runaway, says stitutions since she was 12. Laguna Beach juvenile officer "The HollywOod officer who Alex Jimenez, who cared for interviewed the baby's mother ' . . • ... I MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS Suuda11 Only ' Cotton flannel pajamas in fancy pattern'>. Full button coat style. Cozy warm and easy-care. Slzcs A. B, C, .D . 2~~ __ .l!!o..l>•.l!1Ji1.l!l• wIICLJll!!iQ.o sald.she.iu.nico-lgoking.1!rl " · after taldng It frortt a 19.year-, said Jimenez. "Her baby cer:-~OMEN'S-T-Al·LORE,u-· -11- - old hippie type girl who was tainly is orle 'o{ the cutest kids .'·"picked up hitchhiking to La· t've.seen.'' -'cuna. Other Laguna officers who :-·· A -phone c!lll to th e helped Jimenez diaper and : l{ollywood police station, ask· feed the youngster befo.re_M_ ·7ifig if any baby boys about six was transferred to the Sitton ·:·months old had been foucd, home, described him as "res! •. led to identification of the cute and friendly." • ; -young, unmarried m o t h e r , When he was identified Fri· Jimenez saJd, day, authorities were prepar· -·, "The motber apparently had ing to place him in a foster -been byiug to locate the baby home and-arrange-for his .. ·berseU," the detective e1-adoption. FANCY HALF SLIPS R19. 1.71 to 1.97 13·3 . Fashionable slips in nylon/polyester, nylon satin, nylon crepeset, polyester/cotton. Tailoreii_Q.r_Jace and embroidery trim styles. S.M·kXL, XXL, XXXL. MEN'S BUCKLE-STRAP BOOT Brown grain-vinyl with bouncy crepe 11oles, heels, comfy casual .... ... , lining. ; • Rfained, ''because she was a The young mother who, runaway and was afraid to police said, had found an -.contact the police. Finally she apartment and a job in : bad 1 friend call. When she Hollywood, will be petitioned ...,,...,..,..,,..,_,""'""'--""'"'"""'.,._ ... _.,.._.,} 6%·12. Charge il 333 • ·-JMmed a baby boy had been to juvenile authorities and , • found in Orange County she probably turned over to her •. ,went tnto ~Hollywood police family wilh the baby. herself." She told police she had met Authorities now are looking Miss Young, whom she had ; .. for Donna Renita Young, the ktiown before, on the Sunset . girl hitchhiker who was placed Str.ip and asked her to stay . , under arrert on suspicicrn of with the baby while she was at child stealing after first claim· work. , .ing the baby was her own, When she returned to find then telling police a woman on both sitter and baby gone, she , Sunset Strip has asked her to :was afraid to call for help ·,babysit, but had "disap-from the poHce·buttried, ·with : _jieared." the aid of a friend, to find the . , Miss Young was rel~ased child herself by checking out . ·from Orange County Jail after places where she thought MiS! 48 hours because "there were Young might have gone with ' 'no parents to me a cOmplainl It. -v · :'against her," Jimenez said. After two weeb of fruitless ·She has not been seep since. searching, 6he finally asked 24x36" RA YON AREA RUG l·LB. CHOCOUTE CHERRIES Sunday Onlt1 -The young woman 8Tld the the friend to make contact :beby )\1efe picked up by two with the police, Jimenez said. Acetate rayon. In avocado, Azttt gold. Evergreen, Bit· 2 22 'ctt!~"=~ ~!ttry 5 a~ cente<'S, rich duk ch0<:0l•t• ter Orange, A11dnlght, Gold· en Orange, Ember Red. Charge It. covering. Delicious! J u 1 t . Charge il . ,, , •Nft Wtlflll : _County Battle Seen 'On Tidelands Fees 27X41'' Acetate Reyon Rug, ( R~. 4,66) • • • • • .. ~' 3.6' I.Im,.. 4Mllflly,.,.. 9'111 t. ... ...,. • ' ~ The hearing room of the ~ange County Board of : ~upervisors has been the : «:ene of many a bitter battle . : : But there is one scheduled : :fot' 10 a.m. Wednesday that : :t>idJ well to surpass all others. lt matches the boating · in· t8'eSts ol Newport Harbo r with county government's right lo collect Jees or taxes. 'Ibe proposal to impose fees on use of counly tidelands in • • the harbor was first broached :~uly 1. After two hoors of :-heated discussion . superv iso rs ;; postponed further debate for ::to days. ::· The fee plan. as outlined by -: Stanley Krause, director of : : Jlea.1 Property Services for the ;.: county, potentiall y could raise :: In excess of $100,000 a year for ::lbe county's needy treasury . : ~. Paying would be owners of : : felide>tial boat sllps and piers : • llnd commercial marines in : : JM ltCtkm of the harbor con- 7:-JoUed by the county. ::: Propoeed fees for private ::JSocb would be M per lineal ::-fo«; 10.. 1ide-U"· 14.IO ptr ::}lnoaHoot, pet ytir. •: • Since the flrtt hearing In Ju- : ; i,-, tile yacht clubs In the : : li.vl>or have bee! bw7. : : : .. We •~ dtlinlt.iy oppoe<d :;lo the1111f'Y of putUng a lax :·On an outdoor recreation." • .. aid Roy B. Wooll<y, com- •nlOClort of the A>loclaUon of Yacht Clubs. ''We've been drculatlng ,petitlOfls and alrt ady ha ve: more than 900 11fgnaturts of · penan1 who oppose the lets. • Oal:f a third ol thcni are boat ·owners," Woolsey added. Not only will priv1te dock I owners be hit by the fees but some commercial operations in the harbor that have been getting a "free ride" will be assessed. Included In Uris category are the Newport Harbor Yacht Landing; Swales Yacht Land- ing, Bayside Boat Launch, and the Reuben E; Lee Doatlng restaurant. 200 Count Krause's study and . pro- posals were initiated by a rul· Ing of the c..nty Counsel's of. ; flee last ~ay which Indicated that "the county MUST make a fair market value rental charge on all tideland• devqted to"priv11-te use ." SCOTTIES TISSUES In the July 1 discussion Soft calypso boating interests called the Scotties in pule\ fees "di~rlminatory," "con-colors. flscatory.'' and "unfair." 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I 2 r • . . ane~~ • Air Force mi~mgton ' ' Plane Lost Mutorist In Taiwan -5ees Crasll T41PE.1 (UPI) -A U.S. Air Force plane with 43 American military person- nel aboard disappeared In the norther11 Taiwan MO'Jntains in foggy weather Fri- day. Bad :weather <:1>r0Unued to hamper the search today. A U.S. Air Force spokesman said the ple.ne, a four.engine Cl30E Hercule! trans. port on a routine passenger-cargo flight with no military dependents .iboard, was assigned to the 314th tactical airlift wing at Chingcb&&ankang Air Base in central Taiwan. 1 It took oU from Taipei International Air· port at 2 p.m. Friday for the airbase and haa-not...bee.a-heardJrom..aince.Jt had enough fuel to remain in the air until · 6:37 p.m. Jilrlday, although it was on what normally is a 2.5-minute flight. Nationalist Chinese air force officials said the. entire northern and central Tai- wan area was covered with heavy clouds -and fog. Bad weathei wa! continuinc-to-- day. American andJCh.inese Air Force offi. cials declined to speculate on the possi· bility the· plane. might have landed some- \vhere out.slde-1'aiwan....Ho.w_eY.er.~&!._ • _.__ --=-'-L ~ ~-_ Viti Ttl#Mi. TA fL SEC-TIOH c»< wrcHlTA-STAT E""PLA'N E SMOJ:UERTJ:i:TER COLORJiDO CRJ.SH . - TwllHftline, Cr•ft Plummetl Into For est~ Ai H NNr Ruaed LovelAnd~ P•1s -'ft sks ·Probe ~Ga1"-Kills Y:outh SILVER PLUME, Colo. (AP) -Tho cream of the Wichita Slate University football team, it.s lop athletic officials and some of its mOlt loyal fans Wert . kill~ Friday when their game-bound plane crashed into a mountain.!i.de while trying to cross the Continental Divide. ;rwenty·nine persons, 13 or them play- ers, were killed. Eleven persons includ- ing nine players, a copilot and a team trainer survived. The Colorado 'State Patrol taid there was no chance of other survivors among MORE CRASH DETAILS, ' . SEE SPORTS. Pogo 9 llie 40 persons listed as passengers and crew on the twin-engine Martin 404. The ill·lated plane, with one engine smoking, crashed into the easl side of ll,99'l-fool. Loveland Pass about 800 fett below the summit, jusl below timberline. "Tltt plane tried to land in the -'1ighway-in jronc of u1," 1aid Mr.s. George Grunwald of 19361 Brooklturst St, Hunti'ngt.on Beocll, who was driv- LITTER AT CRASH .SC.ENE Foolball Shoo,• Holmtl Jord·an Bustles As Civil War . ing down the mountains1de on wind· ' hig-U.S. 6 with lu!..-'hu.sband~"Birth~eclar~e ll~J-... -it-undetstood that the Taiwan Strait; which P°"'="'r---::;;J-~--.Jii se~rates ~aiwan from the Communist l7 r a r iu ry Chinese mamland, was under close radar surveillance. and no plane could cross • 1 -:-. -.. -. .....,.. .,., · ..;c,u :"""'"" '~g. Ito~ grace of Cod he aoomfd. up ao l A; 1.1~ ·eu .Lil Utj(l . -didn'l-ilit 'I'· II• ioo"t:. a' f.51ilunr,~ · . · _ htrn and wmt oyet ci Ii tilt' ledge· -on By United Pre11 lnterudoaal the toG mile stretd'I of water without l)e.. ' ·, ing d•!«:ted. .On Loud ·car Ex~JtSJf!-'n-lluntingtoii~=-- Snoopy Def eats The R ed Baron In Air Skirmish I OAKLAND (!Pl} -Snoopy has dis- A ~Yntywide crackdown on loud vehi- cle exhaust systerrui hu: been recom· mended l>y the~ Orange County Gramf Jury. In a reMrt Issued Friday by jury loreman ·George B: Honold , stronger en- forcement is urged of the law on muffler exhaust-system noise violations. . ,. ' • J Jevel.11 than ~adopt«! in 1981,'' H~old'! report states. ''If iSffeai.if:worthy tli1t the 1110 aession lowered most or the noise levels." The jury said that existing ~w Is ade- quate but strottger•atforctmmt is need· ed, In •dditlon, the jury recommended A DanvJUe youth wa1 kJlleCS Friday niaht In Hunun,ion Beach whei:i he leU, into-the . p1!h qf a car while walking acl"Olls P.a· clflc Coast HighWay on his way back to ·a party at Bolsa 'Chica State Beach. iM tide of &ht "¥>untain.11,o Amman bustletf with tra'ffiC: tqday f0r . ..I:Mrt. WC1!_ 12_ "big ball' of 'fire aftd' the first ~~-in__Qiree _wttk.s_~r!d calm immt!Ue blal1t smoke,. a1 thi'plonc WIS"Teported:UirouibotJt Jbrdan, torn by t!Onbliad into thi tall IJ)'r1.ict tries an 1!-day ~yil·war. . .' . with a serlei of loud ezplo.rians,·1he The government ordered all ci'vil ser- said. vantS to report to' work today and aald The aircrlft, dubbed the. "Gol!J, Plane '' th ose who fail~d t~ s~ow up would· "be by the team, was one of two tiiklng the punished. Only. one 1ncid.ent w~s reported squad. its coachinc staff and booat~s to -:-lwo ~ordanian ~ecuri~y officers· ftre Logan Utab for a game today , With killed Fr!day ~y un1dent1!1ed persons, Am. • ' · -mon•rad10 said. Utah State, where the ~h.ockers hoped to ln Cairo, the United . States •asid Egypt break a three-game lo!ung string. t-raded complaints Th u ·1A .. s•·te 'd Th the I th "Bl k Pl ,, . . . e, n1 cu ur s 5:11 11--card hirflying-doghous to-pilo • French Nieuport to victory over the Red Baron in the first leg oI their trans- continental air race. "'1be jwy wges Orange-€ounty-law..of ficers to institute a cooperative program with the state and the cities in stricter cnrorcfment of tbe vehicle code," the report read. greattc..actt _ b admjniitrattve and judiciary branches of the govemmen their role in enforcement of the laws. POiice ialOCewi! Tlggart Bowell, 19, w11 crossing the highway south of War~ ner Avenue when .ht apparently fell from cent& runatl..J..Dd was struck 'by a car driven by Eric. Stephen Lewis, 18, Of HunUntton Part. . e o r pane, e ac ane, 1t eons1d~rs alleged cease-fire . violations ~rrll'.edJJfdY. wl~ 34 persons, incl • tbe..'..:principal obstacle" t~resum~i--- 1ng 23 players and five assistant coaches. of .the Mjddle East peace talks. Egypt Ji. ActOr John Bagley, portraying Charlie Brown's nying beagle from the "Peanuts" comic strip, Fridliy covered the first 67 miles ahead or Jim Appleby who piloted a red Fokker triplane while beddecked in the uniform of the German air 11ce from \Vorld War I. Cartoonist Charles Schultz. creator or '·Peanuts," wavtd the stafting flag Fri- day morning al the Santa Rosa Airport to start the race whlch slOps at 22 cities in the United States. '!be winner of each leg will present a $500 check to the United Crusade. A busload or children from the C. B. Cameron School for the physically handi· capped in El Cerrito asked the Red Baron where he kept his ammunition. ''I only carry dog biscuits," said Apple. by. And then he disclosed how he plans to win the transcontinental air race with vintage planes supplies by Tallmantz Aviation of Orange County. "I'll just toss a few dog biscuits out of my plane and ShOopy (lies down and lands to get them. Then I win the. race." The • Cllifornla vehicle cOOe "F)eai"ly sets forth permissible decibel . levels of noise. The law-was r~nUy amended to lower the levels in some categories. It is hoped UUs will provide mort! comfort fr:om noise than has existed in the past," lhe report states. ;.The jury finds it interesting that since 1961 various studieS have ·beet made by legislators, all recommending lower noise Valley Schools Top • 10,000 Enrollment The Fountain Valley Schoo1,.DisU1ct has passed the 10,000 enrotlment'mark. Associated-D i s t r i c t Sui>erintendtnt . ' Dynamite · 1 tast ~==.8o2::~~~rn~t• bomb exploded F'.iday·~ht !n a .bue- ment toilet of a nine-; University.of Oregon building, ca us· , extensive dam· age but no injuries. . The building houses-cl•ssrooms, offices and research facilitie,. Ure U.niversity of j;on. ••. President Robert t;>'·· Clark, who sur· veyed the damage, t~ed the b1ut "the tragic product of. ven. sick mind. J hope the public will uni· nd this madness is.,not representativ ' of the students of l'tol. James ~ _ ki, head o! the university's politic !Cience department, ~arles Woodfin ~ol~ t~stees. Thuraday said Eugene Polk: · Ch.Rf 'Dale Allan ad- ..!!.!_ght that '"the d~1ct ~-official enroll--vised hiin the bla;&·wis caused by 20-%3 ment iSOrlasf'Friday was 10;108;----lfkki""'OrdYDlil'llte.•ttb-1··umer an than. The northern. ~Calif0mla boy was kill!d Immediately, police said. He and two companions were carrying blankets 'back to I beaCh party. Neither or the other boys .waa injured. Arter striking Howell, Lewis' car came to a halt a'nd . wa.s re11r-ended by another car. police sald., . Lee J . Schul\,Z. 11. of 1n91 Whelmore St .• Huntington Beach, driver "of-.the sec- ond car. and his passenger. Jim Leroy Smith, 17. of Sanla Ana, suffered minor injuries when they hit the Lewis car. They were treatett and released at Huntilllton lntercommunity Hospital. Police Said Lewis was not lnjured•in the 11 p.m. aceldent. The death occuJTed in the weslb:ound llne of Pacific Coast Hlgb- way. · Singing BriQgs Ouster \ f :. ' . I. .. S ix '.Americ~ns Die i n, Vie tna m HelicQp ter Crash Manson In, Out of Trial . I . SAIGON (UPI) -Sil: Americans and a · former.,.Vlet Cong serving as a scout were killed •n an Army UHi helicop. . ter crashed 'in the jungle 41 miles east or Saigon, the U.S. Military Command re • ported lOday. Another· American was miss- LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Sh aron or Miss Tate, and sJX other~ l~st y~ar. ordering me (or ah my life:. , , Y.ou ~ring , ing and feared *"· 'rate m·urdcr trial has become a series of The · £1areups Whi"ch triggered lhe ex-· me in here and charge me with murder Military spokeSmen said the troo(K:ar~ entrances and exits for Charles Manson clusion IJ;.ecan 'Thursday-~when Manson and you-tell -rpe-1 ·have rights .but then rylng helicopter went down in an al'f:a be of Long Khanh providence I 1 miles IOUth-and three women codefendants. gan siriging "The Old Gray Mare Aln't you don't give ~~ any .. , Why don1t eallt.,el Xuati Loe ·Friday. They said the Banished twice from the courtroom \Vhat She Used To Be" and called ·the you put'atictufe..-Of, me •up on the wall crash was from "operational causes," -for singin(I: and shouting insults al the judge,'"a woman.2' M!d ·hold trial!" - ,but did not elaborale. , l'udge , the four arc expected to be usher-At Frida.Y 's session, 1'-ianson and the . · +• • De!Plte 'thick monsOon weather whlcli , , The jud ordered him nrfiel(ed, ind blaA"Ated the far northern quarter o/ _, •1n each morning of trial, on the three. 1--balnd •brunettes wer,e led . • hi M 1 / nd •• u ' •-cu ~ on ·s w1 Olt,. ansoq_smi .ea a at11u: Sou{b Vietnam·, U.S.' 852 bomber crews The process could lead to a replay each the bench. the women· rose. raised their Then three women._in 'blue ,dertitn:' OM" Junglea 7~ to eight miles aoutbwtat day or the routine wb~h dlsr11pted court arms in salute and said, ••Hail CltSal'!'' of lhe South Vietnamese combal. but aboard. The game w111 called off and sponded with complaints 'about the prO- t~ rest of the lt-1ame season probably posed sale of U.S. warplanes to l!rael. will be canceled. U.S. Secretary ol Health · EducaUon and Among thole prt!awned dead were the Welfare-.r'.:lliot~Ricliardson,' who beaded the athletic dinctor, A. C. "Berl" Ka lien-American. delegation to Pres.iifent.lGamal meyer; the head rootball ""coach, Ben Abdel Nasser's funeral. said those issu('J Wilso n.; Kansas · Stile Rep. Ray King <:~me up al his talks with Egyf>Uan offi. and Wich.ita. Banker John Grooms and c1als. ·. I.heir wives. · He said "they l9ere extremely U!eful The Ii.st also Included Marvin Brown, e.xcbanges: ~here was recogn ition on•both the team 's second leading rusher: Gene s~e1 that ·~ n: des,irable to permit fcea~e- Robinson, the Shockers' top pau receiv. fi_re) negotiations to go. forward, But ~ er; and Ray Coleman of Wichita, mem-did not get-down tcr.~c1qcs.. . : bership chairman of the Shocker Club, The 90-day cease-fire expire! f'.lOV-: ~· a booster organization. Tradition de-~l~gh Israel has lndlcated wllhn~ creed that top players traveled with o c nll.nue. However, Israel h.as refu~ the head co'ach. · ~ contin~e U.N.·spon~red talks ~nl,m The crash, a few minutes after a re· frgyomplthewi~raws. ~v1et-made nu1111.1!~ fueling stop in Denver, plunged the Canal. ·standstill line alona; the Suez campus at the 12,000-atudent school into In Johlari, the military goverm>I'"" l~ft· mourning. . eral; Field .Marshal Habes Al·Majall,~•n- The other , pl~ne was l~~<Xnxt~d ~y nounced he was lifting the curfew .in• Ain- i he Feder~! Aviation Admmu1lrat1on in man for i2 hours daily and Jn. Zei'Qi~fQr Utah and its oceupants were to relurn n'ine. hoµrs a day. He added that resU:tnt- to Wlchi1-, on commercial flight! today. OOn of United Nations relief 'wouJd tab CaUJe of the crash wu·undetermined. place immedia tely. _ · : . . _: A university Information officer, Doug Royal Jordan!_ah Air Lines ail~~, Lewis, said the university leased lhe ~du!e of nig~ts 'today and · Sunct~t. plane from Golden Eaa:le Avlatioq, which, 1ncluded trips to BeJrut, Cairo ~ which apparently leased the craft from Ku.fait. • aomeone else, but he didn't know who, He said Golden Eagle "told us the plane didn't belong to them." .Golden E•gle provided the crew • The plane was a 1hort·range airliner of a type built in the late 19408 and early 1950s. The plane impouoded at Logan is a Martiri 202, smaller verslon ol the j/)4, One week ago, one of two planes chart.ere<! by Wichita State ran oft the runway and was damaged. the second charte.r plane shuttled the team to Can- yon, Tex., for fl! game with West Tetu State Uilivenlty, UnJvenlty spokesmen said it wu unknown whether the same pJinea were used for the trips to Tuas Ind Ut.h. · Ce·at • l\'eatHr ·. '11 Mor~ of the same, meanlnfl :an. other dose of coa3fal morning ·fog, ls the outlook for Sunday, wltP ~m pera\ures ranging from the mJ(ldle: 70's locally to almost SID fUrther in- land. . 11'SmE TO~ Y ... chfn<:e they might sit down and behave. back in. But ·when the judge usumcd "Hive~ood day. t i know I 'Will ." , ulilollded upwardii o( llO tons of exploalvn . Del t mloi jail uniforthr, chanted .• jU~ · O'Re!JI• hr1tro ovtnd ... t mJssions. -• Thuisday and FridlJ. emie at omeys Then Manson rose and said~ "Atay I ::'I. -.. 1 •" "" WC J ble O(< arks SUCn ... "Go look in • Tho ba ... 390 miles north o! Saigon and G Art nstructor11 . ha'' obM-ted to exclusion or~ defend· ou•••est that •"---·"" con11 ...... tbe trial f • ~--la lhe. ~ wic. "VW• ....... } milTOT • L0ok 1t'yourself 1 •• 'VOU'ft 12 tnU!!:t eut o( the Laotian •bordef, has I Tile jlj11ous worl d df ptimtt pilotl. tltt changeabUity of sub- 11rb1 tQMre housei todov1can lit· trally just "drap in'" arid somfl' pointtrt on ·pitfalll•ta aeoid if rov wc:u1'-to ·mokt 'M bo.tl''°lovf . ant.< Irom coort. saying It •io tes ~ itseK tmeuing J'ltbout MonlOll present). not a IJ'ln '. .. yoo-don'I let UJ have iny """ under Communist preuure for-• p W .L D'-) constituUonal right to be present at their It bas been doing 1 very poor-, job or vol~ ettM.r." . , tMn three monP,s. . . ,· • · Ul OrA OD, ut p ay own trial. showing the pubUc wbat justice b." 1 • • The a ..... th d the out a.Phnom Pehh, what at (Jrzt was be-· • The trial continued Friday with the Superior Court Judae' Char"! Older 1"¥8• en ot ered m · UY· 11. to be the first terrorist· grenade of More. than • doun •rtist! from the delend.nts listening 10 testimony .,., Id . nd ~ '-t Ing ajl four defendants COYld return if the sb:-month-old war to eJplode in the Golden West College flne'artl facii lty will to MaoiOii '° sit down· a _. ~u~ · they Mnt word they were ready to be--Cambodian capital turntd ·out tO have exhibit work• in the Ufth annuil ''Faculty loudspeakers in two adjoining roorM . Mantcm, wearinl ~ Jtll dmhoi, re-hav~ been toued by a thief. • ,.._ Art ~i'' Monday through Nov. 5. M1mon, 36, leader of a bippie..ityle o~ndinfTond 1>e1., c-in~. M ..nt· 14. d tillllon ri>dii\. 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She told pollce she had met' , Authorities now are looking Miss Young, whom she had .·for Donna Renita-Young, the known before, on the Sunset . ~girl hitclmiker who was placed Strip and asked her to slay ·under arrest on suspicion of with the baby while she was at _.child stealing after first claim· work. _ .:ing the baby was her own, When she returned to find . then tening police a woman on both sitter and b8by gone, she ,Sunset Strip has asked her to was . afraid to call for help -babysit, but h a d "disap-froin the police but tried, with --~· -""~ " e..aiclol a.lriend,_to:.lind the - • Mlss "Young was released child herself by check.Ing O\lt ·'from Orange County Jail after places where she thought Miss "tB hours because "there were Young might have gone with . ·no parents to file a complaint it. y·against tier," Jimenez ~aid. After two weeks of fruitless 24x36" RAYON . AREA RJJG She has not been seen since. searching, she finally asked Sunda11 Onl11 The young woman and the the friend to make contact ' :baby were picked up by two with the police, Jimenez said. Acetate rayon. In avoca~o. Aztec gold, Evergreen. Bit· ter Orange, Midnigh t. Gold-222 · County Batt'le Seen On Tidelands Fees The hearing room of the Orange County . Board of SupervisorB has been the scene of many a bitter battle. · But there is one· scheduled for~ 10 a.m. _Wednesday that ·bids well to surpass all others. : It matches the boatin·g in- terests of Newport H a r b o r • with county government's • right to collect fee S or taxes. • The proposal to impose fees . on U9e of county tidelands in ·the harbor was first broached -July 1. After two hours or" ·heated dlscus~ilon. su pervisors postponed fu rther debate for IO days. ' owners be b1t by the rees but some cqnuner.cial operatioru; in the harbor tbat have been getting a 'lfree ride" ·will be 8SSE;SSed. . . Included itf this cateiory are- the Newport Harbor Yacht Landing: Swalea Yacht Land· ing, Bay~de Boat Launch, and the Reuben E. Lee floating restaurant. . Krause's study and pro- posals were initiated by a rul· ing of the County Counsel's of- fice last May which indlcatld that' "the county MUST make a fair market value rental charge on all t i delands devoted to private use." en Orange, Ember Red. Charge· It. 27X41" Acet•I• R•yon Rug, (R19. 4.66) ..•••••. 3.66 , ···•· ' ' '·l't·•rr..._ ..... :::~/ .. ~ .... :.-:.··. ..·'.~~ \ \i.:';: •. ..... ......... ..-: . -··· ..•. •::.-«:.:: .... · ............ :•:": ' ·•·•·•·• ·•·•·• '··~··· •:::::"r :·::·: . ·•·•·•·• ·•·•···~ ·•·•· . . ... ·-.. .. . ·-... ... . . .····~···· .•. ······~······~········~······~~~-.•. .. .. .. . . .. . . ... .. . .. .• •• .• t e ' I '.. . I ,• • ,. • . • ·• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• . ... .•. . ... .... .... ........ .. • • •• • •• •• • •• ··-··· .............. ····· .. .. 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J8e ~ Pi:ytng would bt owners of 1neidentlal boat sli ps and piers :and. commercial_ m arines in ;the eecti<l'IS of the harbor con- 'lolled by th• county. : PT0p06f:d fees for private dockl Wild bt $1 J)<r lineal loot: for side.ties, $4.80 per :llndl foOl; )ler.year. . · ~ Sila the fin! hearing in JU• :.1y, th< ylcllt clubs In the • hutlor bovt -buty. : "We are dellnltely_ oppooed "lo b ~ of polling a tax t.l'I .,. outdoor recreation ." 11kl Roy B. Woolley, com- mockn of the ~lation or Yedtt Clllbt. "We've b e e n circlllaUng petJUom: and alrtady have more th•n toO 11ignatures of -penon1-wbo oppose the fees. Only a thJrd 9f them are boal owners," Woolsey added. Not ool1 will printe doct It is a certainty that some new descriptive phr3ses wUI be forthcoming Wednesday. ' Teacher Named For Institute FOAM RUG CLEANER* Foam spray Rua cleaner cleaps and brightens 10xl4' .'ug. Safe, eu y, f lJ!lt. Char&e IL 1-LB. 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Llm11111 •ua111Hr, -• Mid i. .... _,, f27 .22 RIFLE/SCOPE Sunda11 Onl11 3303 Reg. 39.93 Marlin GlentJeld automatic 11 re 1 19 LR •· ahe1ls. <!·power scope lft~ eluded. f I - I I • I ' Siturdlr, Octobtr 3, 1970 DAil Y PU.OT S Nixon . to Meet Hostility Britain, IreI·and?:_ • ID MADRID (UPI) :_ Aller =Ivlnr lhi .,,.]&I! reoeptlon 'of his.career In ~. Presidenl Nllon lefl loday for Engfand and Ireland, where he faced lhe flnt hostility of his five-nation European toUr. Geoeraliss.imo Francisco. Franco .00 hi• !{ife were at the airport to say rare. well to Nixon and First Lady Pat Nixon as ~Y boarded · Air Force One for Lori. don, )llbere Ni.Ion planned a two-bout Democrats Hol~g Edge In Registration meeting wllli Prime Mlnlater Edwanl HeO!b and in Informal lunch with ~ Eliiabtth at Chequers, Heath'• country residence. Seo.uity in Dublin and Llmtrick 1n Ireland; Nixon's next staps, was the tightest in Jri$h historY .because ol poli· tical protests"'to ·Ntxon's visit Clainiing top priority at the Nixon· ath-talkl~were a new Middle East peace Policy and the q~slion of Soviet intentions In the Arab world. -SACRAMENTO (AP) -Deiiiiicra=- ant 'cheered by latest voter registratioo figures showing Democrats outnumber Republicans 4.7 million to 3.4 million as California hit a record high in Septem· ber of more than 8.7 million voters eligi· ble for the Nov. 3 general election. But ·Republicans voiced confidence the 1.3 million Democratic edge will vanish Nov. 3 when thousands of Democrats .wm fo<&et.Ji;ltly foyJ1it~ and hele rH!ecl Republican Gov. Reagan. Democratic state chairmaR Roger Boas said he was "greatly encouraged'' over victory prospects aft.er seeing De- mocratic gains from M.4 percent in JJJnt lo M.9 percent as of Sept. 10, deadline for registering for the general electioo. Though the Republican percentage of the electorate shrank from 40. 7 "peroont tn June to 39.8 in September, state GO~ vice cbainnan Putnam Livermore re- mained confident. "1 th.ink th.at a tremendous chunk of those persons who are registered as De- mocrats are going lo vote for .the gover· nor," said Livermore "They voted for llim four years ago. Now lhey'll look back at four g'ood years and do it again." Diplomatic '°"""' said Nb:oo and Heath waoted 14 lay-Ille _..iwork for f~m dedsloM on Middle East policy, to come in a-few weeks when tbe politkal situation in Egypt becomes more clear bl the aftermath of the dell.th of Presl· dent Galll<11 Abdel Nasser. NI.ton's entrance into Madrid1 Friday brought out more than a mlllion cheer· ing Spaniards -some estimates plaood the total at 1.5 million -who leaned from wroug!IMron bak:onles and cram- med lf><leep IDlo tbe -II clappln( and cheering, "Nixon, Nixon, Nlxoo, Bravo, Bravo, Bravo, Franco, Franco, Franco." Aides to Franco e1lled It the (re.attst ompouring In Spanllh history, and . White House aides said it was Nixon's biggest crowd since he took olllct:. "As J heard lhe crowds today I realiz.. ed the Un1ted States had many friends in Spain," Nixon told a white, tie dinner held In hlJJ . hooor Fridly o!J)lt In tbe Orienta Palace, Ille 11th cen1'19' mlllllon of former Spanbh kings. "l want lo QSUre you that Spaln ha11 many friends in the United Stal.es," he said-J But while N-. ,...tved polite and often enthuSla.stlc welcomes in 1top11: 1n Italy, YU(llllavla and Spain, olllclals in Ireland braced for possible trouble. Public transportaUon and Private cars were banned from downtown Dublin and Umerick today. Security IUll'dl with clop guarded Ille :ll»<acn eslata ol U.ft mllllonaJre J olJn A. Mulcahy al Klln1'lb,, 17 miles from Limerick, where the Nlr.• ona will be ataytng. FloodUJ)lta lllllmlnf ate the bulldlng and ~ .....,,M~ · t .. --. . ltllb police and Ille U.S. Secrtt lief' vice conibined to make security arr.,... "'- ments that a U.S. Embauy apoktll'nlll called .. gigantic, .. even greater than the arrangementll for Pttaident John F~ &.no' nedy'a visit aeven years 1~ Plant Foes Map Strategy : ' • • • San Onofre Expansion Hearings Begin Monday , petitions during prime hours at Alplfa t Beta shopping center and In fnlal el lliiited-cauromla Bank in San CJ~ and irr the Capistrano Beach Pia& Sbo2- ping Center. By JOHN VALTERZA Electric. 01 ... ri.111 r 1r.t 111tt Edison ·s share of the plants would A last-minute attempt at mobilization amount-to 80 per cent.-San DiegG Gu and or opponents to the proposed ei:pansion of Eli!ctric Ls assuming 20 per cent .of the nuclear generators at San Onofre is tak· project, ifig place this weekend in advance of Cha'.mbers of coinmerce. service groups Public Ut.illlies1 Commission hearings and_ Qne assocl•ti6"1 formed e.ipreuly to Monday in San Clemente. fight nuclear plant.I are expected to PetitiollS by several groups were being formally oppose the applications before circulated throughout the Orange Coast the PUC on Monday. in time for the lengthy hearings schedul· PeUtions were started by the Dana ed to filart at 11 a.m. Point Chamber of Commerce, high school Mrs. WUUam tJmebroot of eaplllnlio l!<ocl! ~ !!<&O!li<ain& the ....... and b!&h school studenta.have painted pootors llld placards to decorate the tables. ___ Many.J..._oUhj!_plan l<>JddJ{7_..,d_junjQ!'. · §tj)goL_PTAs, §&!) A spokesman for Groups · United, ~gainst Radiation Dangers (GUARD), Mrs. Van Fleming, sa.ld the group met Thund~nignl;!o decijje l!'llal..iDIOOllll'--llon1abo nuc ear reaclor huarda tlleY. million worth or new reacklrs to the San Clemente Junior Woman's Club and the Onofre site said the announcement of American Assciclatlon of University Monday 's hearings came as a sudden Women. Th.ey ask the PUC to withhold piece of news, allowing little time for a approva'I of th.e San Onofre site for the well-coordinated opposition effort. nuclear installation which. would increase Nevertheless, though. the past week, the power potential of the plan by 400 per groups in the area h.ave expressed op-cent. position to the proposals by Souther• Members or opposing organlzatiom are California EdiJOD and San Diego Gas and providing tables with information and will present to the PUC. The group has been meeting and I C· cumulating data for eight months. Purpose of the Public Utility Com- mission hearings is to receive testimony from both the uUlity compuia and citizens (pro and con) OR the. appllCltion. !or a state permit to build the -planta. Lower Vote Age Upheld; High Court Test Next Massage . Spa Challenges Newport Over Sex Law Livermore pointed out the Democrats put "tremendous emphasis" on voter re- gistration during lhe suTm?e~. '.1'he GOP. fl.e said conce,ntrated on individual can--dtdat~aoos-and" the "10 key-marginal - legislative races· the GOP hopes to ice under the so-called "Cal-Plan." WASHINGTON (AP) -A new law ]ow. ~"-ir-~..n·ng·the Voting age to-18 has·paS5ed-its·- • DA,ILY;PILOi $1111 Pi..1~ first major legaj test, Jess than three _J!yJ.,. PtrnIB JiR!EG In addition. Steelman cliamd t1ie dtr. Of t111 o.flr Piltt 1111'."• "------wl~iiiiIDitTODlnlffii"' Oi'atnanpe:f,~-+-1 Democrats picked up .an additional 393,2.10 ·voters since the June primary .while Republicans gained 193,079. . OCEANS COULDN'T KEEP THEM APART, liuT RED TAPE DID weeks before a key cbaUenge is heard by .Mike and Gloria Newell Together in Hunt ington Beach the Supreme Court. In Los ·Angeles eounty, the Democrats picked up more than 120,000 riew party members while the GOP welcomed 51,· 400. Republicans out-scofed Democrats, 326 459 to 252,590 however, in conserva· liv~ Orange County and did well also in se.ter~I cwnties with large suburban populations. · The ex.act total of registered voters Is 8,706,S47. The prior record was ~ 8,587 ,• 673 for the 1968 presidential election. Secretary of State H. P. Pat" Sullivan released the latest voter 1talistict. Fri· day. Democrats tota1led 4;781,282 and Republicans had 3,469,046. Two minority part.ies had an aggregate total of just over 10,000. The American • Independent Party had 66,936. The Peace and Freedom Party numbered 41,663. Lovers Reunited Beach Sail:or, Bride Finall y Make It By TERRY COVILLE stationed in Japan ind they could live Of ..,. ci.ur Pl"' 1111t together there for the next year. But on They've been waiting a long time, but arrival in Japan, Mike found he had Mike and Gloria Newell are together missed his ship and ha:l to be nown back; again in-Huntington-Beach. to the -Philippines to catch il Gloria Mike is the Huntington Beach sailor stayed in Japan. who found more red tape ·tban confetti at "ln 15 months o~ marriage we've been his wedding a year ago when he married with each other about three months," Gloria fn the Philippines. Mike said at his parents~ borne, 5112 Since then he has also found that the Robinwood Drive, Huntington Beach. Even their return to Huntington Beach ties· that bind don't always apply to mar· .was timed badly. ri~d sailors Who spend a lot or time on Mike's orders said he would reach the Won't Trade Joh ships. . state in August 1970. So Gloria left Japan ' The young couple ~ought .their trou~les to arrive in Huntington Beach July 7, I • were over after theU' marr1.age surv1v~d where Mike's parents· met her. Governor llSJSts-the-keystone_.cmhedy-'outme_of _JuWe ~t-Mik falled-lo-slol'm-the •horcs of - trrps around the Orient. California in the month of August. A BAKERSFIELD (UPI) -Gov. Rooald Reagan has denied that U.S. Sen George Murphy plans to resign within a couple of years and that Reagan would replace him in Washington. Reagon told newsmen Friday that there was "absolutely no truth or foundation to it." Sen. Allred E. Alquist, Democratic can- didate for lieutenant governor, had charg. ed that Republicans Murphy and Reagan would resign, and then GOP Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke would become governor and ap.. point Reagan to Murphy's job. But the governor rejected the charge. "I would like to be governor of Califor~ nia for four more years and t wouldn't trade that job for anything ol that kind," he said. ' DAILY PILOT N..,..rt .._. lat•N ... . c ....... .. OIVJrlGe COAST PU8Ll,HING COMPANY Roio•rt N. w,,d Pr•lcMr!I 91'1111 Publbhr J•clr R. Cu,l•y Ykt Prftldtnl Ind Gen9r1I MINtfl' Tliom11 K••"ll Editor Tllom•• A, MurphiR• Mlnttlntl Edllor ltichtfd P. N•ll Sovlt! Or1nQ9 County rfdllOr Olll- Cos•• Mttll IJO Wttl l•r '"'"' M1wpror1 llHcll: 1711 W11l &11tlOI lloultYlrd L1g""t ll"C11: m F0<nt A"""'9 HU111i!'19IOll llttdt: 11175 8ttch llOUleY•rd kn tl1mtf!!1; •~ Noni\ El C.1rn!no lltal While_statian~ ii! the Navy at Subic sl.Orm at sea slowed his ship. He didn't Bay, the Philippines, Mike decided he reach home port in Long Beach until wanted to marry the young woman from Sept. 17. Manila. :... "We're together now," Mike 5ays Their plan was simple -she would fly cheerfully, but with a slight hesitation in to the U.S. and Huntington Beach where his voice. Mike would join her and the marriage He had hoped to be stationed in Long ceremony would march on. This was in Beach for at least a year, but on ~rrival May 1969. he found £hat the mine support ship he The simplicity of it was lost on U.S. had been on was to be placed in Government officials who told Gloria in mothballs. Japan that her Swiss visa wouldn't catch "Now I'm not sure whert I'll be a flight to the U.S. Okay, she return· placed," Mike explained. ed to Manilla. phonOO Mike and said He's a signalman and has been aMign- "let's get married here." ed to either an oiler or ammunition ship, That, too, sounded simple until the but doesn't know where he'll be stationed. Philippine government handed the map ··1 don't really. expect anymore pro- of the island and showed Gloria her bl ems," Mike said, •·1 was worried during home town, 12 hours from Manila, where all the confusion, but it's pretty clear now she bad to get the mayor's permission for -t hope." her marriage. If he st.ays at ·Long Beach, Mike and Once married, life seemed a little Gloria will get their own apartment in easier. the area. But they aren't making plans Mike, a career Navy man, w11.s Lo be yet. Newport Readies Fest For Cup Cha)q,p Ficker A festi ve mood perhaps unprecedented tn the Harbor Area conlinues to build to- day as Newport Beach prepares ilS wild welcome for America 's Cup Skipper William P. Ficker. "Bill Ficker Day" ls Sunday and thousands are expected to be on hand to celebrate it. They will be saluting the triumphant return of the architect sailor who earlier this week Jet the world know where its sailing capital is. The first West Coast Skipper ever to win Uie hallowed America's CUp, aymbol of the championship's of yachting'• most noted intemaUonal event, will arrive at Orange COUnty AirPort at 2:15 p.m. Sun- day. Hls day begins then. Ficker and his two Newport Beach crewmen, George Twist and Jim Titus, wlll be. greeted by a.n official wclcoraini commlttet headed by Newport Beach Mayor Ed.Jfirth Originally, Vice Mayor How1.rd·Rogers wu to preside at the official ceremonies, but Mayor Hirth announced Tburllday he was cancelling a planned vacation to be ()n hand for Ficker's return. A gigantic boat parade will be the next major event of (he day, begiMing ap- proximately al 3 p.m. Formal City Hall ceremonies will follow at 4;30 _p.m. Ficker and his crew members will be presented with keys to the city and Ficker will receive a special award from the DAILY PILOT, to be presented by Editor Thomas Keevil. The program, on the steps of City Hall, will begin with selections played by the Newport Harbor Hilb •School hand. The Newport Harbor and C.Orona del Mar bands are scheduled tO play during !.be bOat parade, as well. Jn addition, a Special mM.Sage from Governor Reagan will be read and this will be followed by the presentation of resolutions just adopted by the canromia State Senale and the Orange Counry Board of SuJM!rvison. A lipecial preaentatinn from. the Newport Harbor Chamber of commerce allo will be made. • • In a suit brought by five New Yorkers against Atty. Gen._John_N. MitchelLaod New York's Board of Electronics, a three· judge federal court here upheld Friday the constitutionality Of the 1970 Voting Rights Act, including the 18-year-old·vote pro- vision. The Supreme Court hold~ a hearing Oct. 19 on a suit brought by nine states at. tempting to overturn the 18-year-old·vote statute approved by Congress earlier in the year. The high court is expected to rule on the question during ils fall term_ whtcll Adi Monday. - The three-judge panel rejected argu. ments of the New Yorkers against all pro. visions of the Voting RJghts Act, includ· ing a nationwide ban on li teracy tests, ~idency requirements for voti ng In presidential elections, and extending the 1965 VoUng Rights Act. Capistrano First To Get County Flag at Rites · San Juan Clpistrano, the first com- munity established ,.in Orange CoW!ty, became the first. city to receive an of· ficial Orange County flag Friday. Alton Allen, chairman of the county Board of Supervisors. presented the flag during the dedication of the new public works and city hall facilitie.5. The nag, a bright orange color wi th a seal of Orange County in the center almost got away from Allen and Mayor Tony Forster as they attempted to unfurl it and show it to the 100 people present. As they wrestled with the flag the wind nearly blew it out ol their hands and when they spread it out it was upside down. After accepting the flag Forster described how the new city hall came to be, saying that It would be an interim facility, serving only until a permanent civic center can someday be built. The dedication s p e a t er was Assemblyman Robert E. Badham whft said that the new civic structure signified the great progress made in San Juan Capistrano. "l don't say this without ambivalent feelings," said Badham, ''Father Junlpero Serra and ·Gaspar Portola must have felt the • same way as they &tood looking at the valley, seeing it as a quiet homey place In 1776. "Yet it Is a place where progress must come. It is iii the fasfest growfng MU in- the nation , people wise and industrywise~ 41 As we stand and watch the progress that I!! made we can look with pride both backward and forward." Clean Cars Will Aid College Rowing T eam Shell 'n Oar, theh service club of the Orange COiist College crew team, will condui:t a car wash Sunday from 10 Lm. to 4 p.m. at the Mobil Gasoline station at the Intersection of Harbor Boulevard and Adamis Avenue. Donation~ In any amount will be ac- cepte4. Proceeds wilt be used to cover cost& for the rowin& team during lbe ....... A Newport Beach massage parlor the city has so far kept from opening bu fil· ed suit in Superior Court charging · Newport officials are trying to regulate sexual Conduct within the city limits. Lawyers for the Newport Shoru Massage Parlor, formerly known as "Athena's of Hollywood," are claiming the city's new "emergency onllllance" regulating massage parlors la unconsti· tutional. They claim the city~ is trying to regulate prostitution by placing 1Uff con· trols on health clubs. Ronald Steelman, attorney ror Newport Sbc:res, 1ald Friday the 1tate Jaw deall apecJllcally with prostlluUon and _ou..t; lewd conduct and preempta any cltY ordinances. Steelman said, "In the ordinance, the city cited 'urgency' because or the danier of prostitution to the city u 1 basis for it." Steelman pointed tD a five-year-old Superior court :ruling on a suit filed by a Los Angeles prostitute who contended that an ordinance by that city was declared invalid, Singer Donovan Weds LONDON (UPI) -British folk singer Donovan has married .a former girUriend o{ the late Rolling Stones guftafisfBrian Jones. The 2f..year-old Donovan Leitch married Linda Lawrence, 23, who wore a brown and black muldress at Windsor Registry Office. pointing ouL that It gjves , ..tat!nc massage parlor' fo ur mooths to camplfi wjth the new regulations, while requirlDg new applicants to conform immediately. .:'ILlLim~ble for us~to~ meet the newly:lmposed educational requirtmaitl right now,"·he said. the key provision of the onbanct stipulates that masseurs and masseun niust have 2:00 hour! of formal trai$g before they .are allowed to work 1 in Newport 'Beach. ste.imaii said Newport Sbom will press its suit even though a Su~ Court judge 'lbursday refused to iMJe. • temporary reotraining order lhal n1ld ·~allowM.._ll>e parlor to -pendl!ia '.llle"'1tcod!! of•a trial. _ ·Judge Hattnon Scoville declined' :to Issue the injunction after hw'i{lg ar&11menta by Steelman and Aailtant ¢j; ty Attorney JlennlS O'NeU ol Newport Beach. . . The massage parlor had filed '9- plication for its business lictn1e in.the el· ty prior to adoption of the ordlnanCe under the "Athena's of Hollywood" uQie.. A change in management of the ~ club, located at 211 82nd St., resulted~• temporary postponement of a scbedqltd City Council hearing on the applicat~: The former-operator, Vady Van·Chde. was cited by Newport Beach police for operating the parlor prior to obtainmf, a license -and subsequently the manage- ment was turned over to a ptrlnersh.ip between Miss Ma.nba VreeiUd, SJ, of Newport Beach, and Samuel Plcclanl, o! Los Angeles. .. Room With a View · Andy Gomez, a cement mason working on new 18-slory lrvtne Com~ P'll>Y financial building at Newport Center, takes lunch hrtak on an upper floor. Despite commandlng view,._ Gome~ turned his.back Oi1 panorama o! Upper N'eWP\)rt Bay. Mayue ne Ju!t Wallted to feel-the · ~sunonhlsback. - I ' i I ! \ • • ·l j DAil Y PILOT Satllf'dQ', Octoflff 3, 1970 Pulpit ·and l'e.w 'l1le !Monesl•n Sln1!n1 G""1p ol La Puente, will bl lealW'ed al lhe 7:!0 p.m. · aervlce of Foub.la Valley Prosbyterlu Cbarcb, 14 2 0 Talbert:-'lbe service wUI con- -llide at 8::.1 p.m. ~t the ~ 1.m. hour the sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be in· 'eluded, and a corrdatlve messa,e will be liven by the pastor. Sunday.school. 9:30 a.m.,· will this Sunday begin its offi~i~ year. dwinc l.hlJ HrVlct will be lhe rteeptJon ol new membett. day at lhe two inornlng wonblp services at t and 10:30 1.m. Rev. Paul c. Biesemeye-has selected [or his G.ommunion meditation "Eat, Drink and Be Mindful." Church School meets at t a.m. for -all"t""aa:es-from-nunery- through hlgb 'school ; at 10:3L a.m. f.rom nursery through sixth grade. Th< llaba, Community wlll meet at t« Rochester at 4 p.m. today ln honor of this year's 25th anniversary ol the lJJr.DlscuulonWiil-ctffter on "Why an 'lnt.ern•Uonal Educa· lion Yea,r." Oct. 9th at the Baha'i Center, 985 Vktortl, at I p:m., Miu Bubara West will speak on "Bi.ba'i - Religidn for Today.'' · · On Sunday, at Community United Methodlit church, 6662 Heil Ave., Huiit!ngton Beach, ., "'Ille 'nlirsty Man Who WorJd,_Wide Communion_ will The HutlniJ\Oft B ea c • Didn'L Drink" wULbe_ the be celebrated at both the 9 and f . ;Jhurdtc of Rdlpu Science sermon topic of the Rev. 10:30 a:m. services. Since ·will bold its regular Sund1y Bruce A. Kurrie at The t!MO, Christians have united on service-at-10:47 ~.-at-the-.-Presbyterl1a-Ourt~-of-&be_the.lirsLSunday_ in..Qc.tober__in Woman's Club., 420 Tenth St., araders at l0:30 a.m. CoYen.ut, 2850 Fairview Road, celebrating the Holy , Com- Huntlngton Beach. The Rev. Costa Mesa. w"orld-Wide COm-munion. O:turch schoQI classes Gene Thompson urges all The RevlnWl!lis J. !Mr, munion wl,11 be observed at the for all ages are held at both friends and · merr1;bers · to--pastor of F t Bapdtt Cbll!'cb 9:30 a'nd 11 1.m. worship hours. register this· Sunday for the of~HunUngMe BeKlt will con--se r:vltel.-Church .achoo I accteaited !ill cllssea whtch tlnue the series of mewges through eighth grade will be .will begin Sund1y night Oct. 4, "Getting Rid of Some Things" held at 9:30 a.m. Child care is 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. with the fou rth subject "Self". avail1ble at both services. , • Duplicate services are held al p Raarrectlon Lutheran both 9:30 a.m. at· Peeks Feeturefl. Telle ~ssgr __ Alexander Hunter, chairman of the~Departm~nt ·of R.,. ligious Education at S<>ulhern,.Califurnja Col- lege, will be, the special guest speaker on Col· lege Day at the First Assembly o! God· Church, lli7-22nd-SI., Costa Mes.a . Morning worship is at 10:50 a.m. Churc4 ·Rises Slo~ly Cathedral Vnfini:shed After 63 Years By LOUIS CASSELS UPI R<lll!oo Wriier " 1ermon1 delivered from ill allowa.nct for further Inflation, pulpit by Dian Franci1 B. Sayre estima~es it will cost Sayre Jr. and other cathedral another $21 million to com- ln this age or rapid co~ clergy, it alao haa come to plete the last fourth of the structlon, when tall offiCe symbolize the prophe:tlc role of structure, which Include! Ila buildlnga seem to sprout from America's free churche!, most spectaculai architectural the ground like mushrooms, it which are never subject lo feature, the twin-towered west ~.~Jhe mind to encounter government but a I w a y s front. a l>UilCllng ttia liistieen unde·r c1'1UCillY""COncerned-wlthI.h 'r"a"r~ge'°l "'~"'a"le-l"o"°r "'co~m=pleflon ~ cOnstruction for 63 years and morality or-government's ac-is 1985 _ 1f sliffiCient money still is unfln~. · tiom and policies. comes in to keep construcUon 'Mle 1low·rlsing edifice ls the Sayre wu born Jn the White going at full spetd. Sayre is Cathedral Churdi ol St. Peter H~ (he ls the grandson of confident the money will be and St. Paul, better known to Woodrow Wi!Jon) and is not available. · ' Bu i J d i ng a millions simply as Washington overawed by the kingly trap-cathedral,'' he says, "is an act Cathedral or the Nationil plnp that IOCl\etimes sur-of fai th , in more ways than -cathedral. round the-Presidency. When one." ~b It la onl_y three· be think& a President of either Although It has received a fourths completed, the fiuge party bas done wrong, he says rew large gifta from wealthy got!1Jc cathedral already plays ao, bluntly ind forlhrlghtly. persons, the cathedral draws an-1mportant ~ole·ln-the.life-Of-J'or-thia.,.naaon,:..he-does-not---mon-of-its-financial-support the nation'• capital. Mort than often . set invl~d to dlMer at from thousands of small con· 150,000 per!Ons attebded the hJJ birthplace. tributors scattered through all 1;832 worshop services held i~ Although the cathedral -ls af. SO states, They enroll .as mem· ...--:h~Jath~r~.last year. It ls a fil!ated with the Episcopal bers of the national cathedral ea . ng-a ington tourist-a~· cliurch, and---follows its ritesi n associallon lSS-a year makes tr~~on. drawing near: I~ half a Its strv~s. It was chartered you an associate member, $ID rpllhon out~f.town v1S1tors . a by Congress to serve as "a a year an active member, $25 Yfar 't.~t fr1equenU1 Y is the site house of prayer for all peo-a year a contributing member ----rn .... r,c:ccA~9lltt'H1ml1ton-cufli' . m1-1n-A .. 'Hamilton al Brookhurst} Westminster and 11 a.m. at schedule! morning worship at the downtOwn church. 61.h ind 10 :30 a.m. World Wide Com· Orange. Qrurch School ls held munion Sunday will be at 9:30 a.m. downtown for celebrated. Arthur R. Tingley, both children and adults. "God'• People" will be the topic the-Rev.:-R.obert Maynord during the 11 a.m. service at the Cotta Me11 FounqUTe CbW'clt. 1 7 3 4 Orange Ave. His 7 p.m. topic will be 11'111e Four Riders of Revelation.'' World W i d e Communion Sunday will be observed at St. ADdrew'1 Pre1byterlan Cbarcb, 600 St. Andrews Rc!ad, _Ne~rt Beach, on Oct. 4 a the 8;-9:30 and~ 11 a.m. services. Pastor Dr. Charles H. Dierenfield will prtach a communion meditation enti· Ued "Th< lmpo&lble Ver- dict. 0 P :...ay 0 b'i· e unera1 s and other pie." Americans ~many $100 a year a supporting mem: --___ P.,\.!IDJLceremon es., . , denominatioM_hav.e_conlf'~-be.r, etc. But the cathedral s Cli1ef 1m-uted to its construction ,.... __ ---- portance, in the eye! "bf many Since ground was bro.ken in Others buy sto~es for the who Uve in or v Is It 1907 , .... 1 l20 .11. h cathedral as memorlaJs for . . , uuu mi ion as f . d h h • d'ed Or Wash1fljton, ls as a symbol. been spent on its soarin r1en s w o. ave 1 , as a Overlooking the capital city g 0 t h 1 c arches fl in g mon; enduring gestUre than from the p~nnacle of its buttresset, a n d 'intricf tel~ sending flowers to a funeral. highest hill, 1t serv.es u a carved stonewbrk. Building Prices range from $10 for a ( Pastor. will speak on '"Ibe : Way Of Renewal." Sunday ::i6chool sessions are at 9 a.m. -}or grades three and above. Nursery care through second A Candlelight Communion Service will be held at 6:30 p.m. Sunday to celebrate World WlQe Communion. Allio The MesJ Verde United MethocU1t Cburcb will ob.serve World Wide Communion Sun- Lutlttran Cbu.rch Of Tbe Master, 2900 Pacific View Pea~e perpetual r em l n d e r of costs have risen 50 steepl · small stone to $400 for a car:v- America's heritage as "a na-over this per1od that a unit :r ed gargoyle. . ISe< PULPIT, Pa&• $) UoBn under God." construction which cost $I Jn Occasionally, skeptics ask ecause of the outspoken 1907 cost $8.M today. With (See UNFINISHED, Pase 5) ORANGE COAST CHURCH I)IRECTORY You are invited to the j: Finl -Assembly of God Church CHRISTIAN SCIENCE aNTRAL llBLE CHURCH : : 1401!. 22ilil St., Co1IOM0H-54l-'37il -----f'~HURCitES<----111.:....--I~ ·•M. c. et.•~ -.w. •.ea.Id:, Allee~.,. ::Morning Glory .. 8:30 AM Ale•-••- ;: P1nilly Worohlp .• 10:50 AM In. ,.,, -.. · ~ Rw1va1 Time .... 7:00 PM ••• a.,,.. !:Wod.-Olday , ..... ~1'3~0 FM-11w.-= • , Pll·SCHOOL A•U 2VJ TO I ·: 6:10 A.M . TO I P.M. PH. '4J.2JJJ •: . . GLAD-TIDINGS . ASSEMBLY OF GOD 1 ITH & MONIOY1A, NIWPORT IU.CH '4M6JO I~ l lti$ W•t " MNt ~111 Them•• .. 11 ... •1111tf, P,.tor Sim Miller, Mv•lc1I DINlt.' ~· ·-:41.A,M •• l•..,~kfl••l N...-y • .._._. •: 111IO A.M-'""9·W '.t tllil H.ty Sit'rft'' -•Z : : . 1:00 P.M.-" .. J.Wt s.Mrit !. Adi .. " ::-.......... .,._ :· Gl1d Time Chri1ti111 Pr1-Sch11I ..,, Gl1d Tidi1191 El1111111tary Schoel Now T 1lci119 'Applic1tle111 Fe r Fill S1"'est1r 'LUSI CALL '4"46D-14&.1IU-IJ6-1tJI " IU.NCHIS OP TNI MOTHll CHUICH THI fllST CHUICH OP cH11sT •. ICllNTllT IN IOSTON, MASS.t.CHUStm "UNREALITY" SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4th C~a Mesa-First Church of Christ, Scfentl1t 2111 M ... Vet4e Dr., C... M .. ..-..,~-t:llA.M. Clwrft Semce-11 A.M. .... 1 ....... 1111 .... , .... Dr. Huntln9ton Beach-First Church of Christ, Scl1ntl1t M•Olhre .....,. kllMf -t :JI & 11 tlO CMtd-t:Jt&11 A.M. ...... 1....-lltMe&ISt. Newport Inch-First Church of Chrl1t, Scl1ntl1t JJIJ Viti LWe j Emphuizing The Plan of Goel The Person of Christ The Power of the"ffo!y-Spirit Sund~ Sd>ool ! AM Mo1nln1 Wo11hlp 9 ind io:JO AM I Ewnln11 Service 7 PM Wt!ll!fldar 111111 Slvdy and P-.'ft;r·7 PM Nun.ery dw-ins serv1ct• I A furi Youth-Program Cm. oforanre and 23rd. Sf. Costa Mtu. AtY. F,•cl Mor••· P11for 1 11~~~1 Seventh-Day Adventist Church 271 A'l'KM• St., C•hl M .. "'""" ShlWll'llk ...... ,., COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 6.IJ HELI01'R.OPE ww1..-10 A.M. Cll1rcll Scll..S-10 A.M. tlr. Plllllll o. Murr1v, Mlnhlt.,. 673-4000 Newport Ulzity LOii.EN O. FL1CKINGEll, Ml11!tter S11n~l'f S1r .. ic•1 -10~00 '·"'· 1J1d 11:15 1.111 . ---->11IMll•y-Sdi..U• .... •ll-90.---l1-4&-,,111 . ~ • 1 It\ •114 lr.t ... N~p•rt hec• Offfce-j4W111 SINGSPIRATION WH...U,, 7:10 p.111. DIAL·A-,U.YIR 646·06lt A Cordial Welcome from • THE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l1IDe1 l1l 1nd THI UNITED COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH 111 J.91+1 675.0950 ..f:~O J..M. Wonhip Wor1hip . I Su"d,., School Coll• M••• Huntintlo" !•il<h -Nerth COMMUNITY.· METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il ""•· S42··461 Wonhip l Chureh Sck•ol 9 I IOilOA.M.- 1r .. ;"• -E•1t Bluff UNIVERSITY METHODIST CHURCH 13l·l2)) CIHlrcll & SnMr Sc.ltHI -9:11 & 11 100 • _, .. a..., JJ11 Vie UN ,,._, M.uN I I . 1:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::111 l'J w.-.... Sche91 •••• t :JO AM , FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH l9tli St. I HarDor Sl11G . Church Worsh ip -9:l0 & I I Church School -9:30 14•·7127 11422 Cul 111r Ro14 11 Uni111r1ily Dri 111 Wonhip &:Church Schoo l 9 I 10:)0 J..M. HARBOR ASSEMliL Y OF GOD 740 W. Wilson, Coit• Mesa 541-4704 V. L HlltTWICX, l"ASTOlt ~IM llN.LlTON Mlftltlw ti Y9l,lfll •OlllllT ~ SISTIO Mlnkhlr llf llfllc1lllR CAllL OINTllY Mlnl•l•r " M111Jlc ANNUAL COLLIGI DAT ' 9:41 A.M.-S111Nlay klteol 10:H A.M,_,,.._ limel.,..,... N...-Dt...., 11 ..._. ef c.tiet9......._ ....... ..ac ........... ''THI CAii COMPAHT' FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST CHURCH 611 HAMILTON, COSTA MUA Die •••• ,,...... ..... ,,...., ''j' Newport hach..S.Cond Church of Christ, Scientist· J10I Pedflc YI-Dr., c.,. .. H.I M• 1;1 CMrcll & .....,, k ..... -10 A.M. a.Ml11t l ffii-JU> I. C... Hwy. All are cordially invited to attend the church services and enjoy the privileges of the Reading Rooms PlEASE DON'T COME TO CALVARY CHAPEL If you 1r1 looldnt for '" •11Dor1!1 protrll'I, er 1ocl1I prt1lit •· l ut if you ••• leokin9 for ln .81plh i llil• 1tucll11, Chri1ti1J1 ftl· lo..,..hi1t, •"4 i11•piriJ1f 1pirittG worihlp, you'll lor• u1! T• 1ceo111- m•4•t• •ur trowi119 church f1rnilr w1 JloW h•"• two Su11G•y ll'IOtlllJlt ••,..It••· 9110 •ncl 11 :00. Nun1,..., c1r1. CorJ11r of Gr11J1· ' M ...... w .... ,, :: "'°'AM I Aft J Pl 1 ,,.,_ Meet1 .. wM., 1:10 PM ~· en Lhurch THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, 2043 Orange Ave., C.M. S1ffeys 7:ll I •:lt Chtdl Sette.I -t :JO . Ttl•~: 6:10 • 10 •·•·: He4y D.rl •• ....,, .... Vic.,, TM lrt. J ... W. De ...... _,,.. .. 141·1226 S1111.!1y Sche•I ••• , •••• t :45 Tr•i"i"t Ufli•" , •••• ,, , 1:00 M•l'fliJ!f Wer1hi• ••••• 11 100 Ev•J1iJ1t w.nliip •••••• 6:00 I ~· w="="~":.~·:~-~··~~~i~'.,~~~;·=H=''='="='"~~~~~·:.,~·~,·~Ai~~~~~~ ·~.;,..~ .. ~· ;.~:0'="~1,11~f==~==":=,.:=21:=2:=1 =:====="='=·'="~'====~I' NEWPORT HARBOR I LUTHERAN CHURCH •ill• a S1,111floW.r. UNIVERSITY BAl'TIST CHURCH ;: LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE MASTER ' -/, f 1 Pl . l" Pl 1 798 Do<e r Dr. LI 8-3631 , 2900 Pacific View Dr. -· .. • ' : 2211 I. I. PALISAPIS IOAD SANTA ANA Hll•HTS SUNOA'I' ICMOOL ............................ -•. t :Q A.M, MOllNINe WOllSNI, ...... , ......................... 11 A.M. IVl/lflNe WOllSNI, , .••.••...•••••. , ............... 1 ,.M, MIDWllll: llllVl(I ... IDNllDAY 1:• ,.M. '"· Wlllfl J , CtlftGI Cllltdl ""-~ ..Rarbor Lhrt6 tan Lhurch Corona do! Mar Of NIWPOll:T IUCH-1Dlsclp'911 I n. ltrr. J._ •. I I.ti, Pw.r I DR. WILLIAM R. ELLER MW111t l .. 1lerty H...,... 111-•I••• kM-' T1le IP. l•••ld WhlN, ; Mrs. W9'" ChemMrl-'•• 421 I. I Ith SI., C..te M•• A11l1to11t P'nter; P.ml W•rtier Etrl., Won),;p S:OO A·.M. Ph 644 76.1..1. Church School 9:45 A.M. Chri1ti•" Etl~c•lio~ 9:1 5 A.M. 1 Ont • ~ Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. F•lii•• Wor1hip tO:lO A.M. t:OO A.M. ~lly Wershlp 10:00 A.M. ~ Ct.1~h J FIRST I , BAP'l:I ST CHURCH · FIRST CHRISTIAN .,...., c ... ....,.,.. Nurury ,., .... a.bl• "'"' "' : .......... ,..., t (Al'Mrkff ..... 110 1· j .............. u... ' ........ ,.., 'a...e..H.W..MIMP• "~"'"' W•nhl1t 1:)0 l 11 '"' I 1-4,., ScH•I • • . . . • ':20 '"' , \..11i1'9 S.,.,fc• • , , , 6100 ,,M. \°•uffl Ch•ir •••••• 7:1 5 ,,M. t"tt. M••tl"f' • ,, • 1:00 ,,M. t CflW (•,.. .i •H lllrYIC• CHURCH Phone:,642·2725 WELCOME I 11 ''°:.!;.., ";:".=,::;-•• Victoria & Placenti.11 Ave. ll:=:;:::;:::;:::;:M;:iru;:·;:ster;::::;:D;:r;:.;:D;:.;:W;:.;:M;:::cE=lr~oy====~i'"=========~=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::~ll Costa Mua Ir ~.!..,..., c H RI s T Lu x.~u~ ~y~dN c H u R c H I I 142-2421 , i · ARST CHRISTIAN CHURCH · it.i.ln I Adams Stroeh . --CHURCH OF CHRIST "' ................. M- ,. ... MfMIM. 217 l1tMr V. TefHW, P.-..r ....., -.............. ··~ I w. WILSON ST, COSTA MESA ...... .. .... ~ ......... ,_ .... t i• ..... llTWllN HAllOI ... PAllVllW Wo"~'· ltNlctl! 1:15 • n A.M. SUlllUY kMel1 •:• A.M. ~ ..,_1' .... -.... It:• &.M. C" , Ywtlll ......,. ...... ,,.,_ ...... ti'-"" Adul1 l !bls ... u ! 1• AJA. v..,_ ........................ 1 ""'" SUNDAY MOANING l fllE STUDY , ..••••••••••• •:•I A.M. CHllSTl.t.N ILIMINTAIY SCHOOL Nursery Care Provided SUNDAY MOANINI; WORSHI P I COMMUNION •• 10:45 A.M. 141-4171 14M241 SUNDAY EVENIN6 WORSHIP ••••• ,,', •••••••••• 6100 P.M. CHUICif OP THI NAZAllNI U. ......... St.,~MIM .... " .. ....... 'I!" ........ S\ll'ldfly SdlMI ·~· '·"'· Mel'""" won11• 1e:• '·"'· llw"911111k ..,.,la 1 •·"'· w.tMMll"t l'n'tW---7 """ WEDNESDAY EVENIN& l llLE STUDY ••••• , •••••• 7110 P.M. NUUDY CAii PROVIDID W. Wlllt "-"111tt94I Mnk:.t DI,_.,_, Ml1bt0t Jeb LffNNLI Phone : 541-5711 Day or Night • PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH 1111-Yet4e DrlM & WtM $trwt, C•t9 M .... Caflf. · ANOIUtW C. A.HOl!ll.SON, P1110f' '"""'"School: f:1J-~"'"'"' WersJll111 1.00 .... 11 :00 PriJ1e1 ef P••c• luth1t1~ Sch••I -Mii1 Ellh1r 011011, P'th1clp•I Offic• PheJ1•1 149-0 521 School Phon11 149·0561 . : Hlll'llilitfon Baacli .-""'11" w.,....1, .. • · · · · · · · · • 11==========~11 i. •••• , , ••• l :JO I 11 rlO A.M. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2H1 cu•• DL NIWPOIT 11.t.CK ST. MAnHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11182 Culver Drive Univ1nlty P1rk, Irvine l iW. w...t , •• , , ••• t~I AM y .... .,.,_,. •••••·-''°° ,M 1....-1111 w."hr, •••• 1:00 ,,. l4""'9rv (.e,.._ f'f'lfl' .... •t 111 Ml'Vlc• orrra1 •111t 01t1 Otwot-.....• Tiie Family TUt Prlys Totelller Stays T oeether 1 Pray for Peace A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU Emery P. Collln1, Pastor .....,Sc.....,_1tA.M. Wrilp-11 A.M.•7 ,,M, CHURCH OP RELIGIOUS SCIENCI tfN~kktl ....... a.n:~ .. u..... Cfllltdl ........ ~ "' """"' IUfllDAY Sll\llCI , •• 11 AM A Mlftl.tcr ••• A!Mrt ·""'·· 111 .i..(,,. TNI lllLL CLU• 0, NIWl"OlllT •••cw a11 1111111 •~~ , • ..,.. Rw. MerMtt N. Ni...... lti*Y ~:10 .t..M. · '-lly Wlfllll!I 1:21I-10 A.M • 121·1111 N1nwy C... IJJ.J246 P.ace I . ' ... _C!I•!• Mtr.'.p..io rlh MESA VERDE METHODIST CHURCH M11•-'lerde & !1k•t St. ,.,.2119 I Y/or1hip I Chureh School 9100 I 10:)0 A.M. HuntiJ19toJ1 lt•ch FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH .. 272117thSt. 5l6-l5l7 S.,..lc..-t:1S & 10:l0 Cll•n:h Sch••._f:IS HUtHfY C1re AH Mor11I"' l•9uJ1& •••th LAGUNA BEACH METHODISTC HURCH 21612 W11lty Drif• '" So. l-•9un•-Wonhip 11 A.M. Chu1(h School 9:30 A.M. -499·301S N1wport •••Ch CHRIST CHURCH BY. 1'.HE SEA 1400 W. S11bo• !lvd. 67J.]105 Worthip--9:10 J.."M. Church Sehool- 9:10 I 11 J..M. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES of the Coastal Areas Christ Church Presbyterian 1011Z M .... lle (NHf AU-) Hull'tiflttM IMcll Rw. D...w I. a.a.m, ,_ter Snil9y W.nMp: f :JO A.M. a..rell k ... I: 10:41 A.M. Office: 20112 M ... ulle St, ,._.: 961-4940 .• Church of the Covenant ~ 1150 .......... Reed, C•ta M .. e lntee A. Kint•, Pmter Su11dey Wenhip: t :l O I 11 .t..M.-Chun:h Sch••I: 9:20 ........ : 54S-4l04 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church 600 St. AM,_.. ..... N.wpert ...... C...... HeriMtt 1He1 .. .._.d, r.ter W...Wp & 0..rcll Sc ... I: I, t1JO & 11 A.M. 646·7147 St. Marie Presbyterian Church e.n-...... ,.. ' l.W.tf Drf¥e. c ........ M• J-G,..._ llit. '•ter Wrilp I Clttircll SchH._t & 10:11 A.f. 644·1241 \\, IJ§ SABBATHSERVICES RELIG IOUS SCHOOL harbor reform temple fl,,_BBI BERNARD P. KING .. b. mee1 ing 1t St. .Umts Ephcop1J Church o 3209 Via l ido, Newport Btach For lnlorm~tion: C.11 67&-7230 * TEMPLE SHARON TM c•••n•lw 1Y••11111 M .... "" ... "-"" .,.. 617Wllt.._.....C..._..._ J.11 J1wi1h f•111lll•1 •r• !J1 .. it1G to lol11 ut I" t,uly 1111111i11tful MIU.TH IYININ•'SllYICIS NIDAY et 1~11 P.M, "'"'"' L..--.................... 64 .. 5552 Te111pl1 Sh•'o" Choir -0J1tf Sh1le1t Ml·l •J1 Attend -the Church of Yo11r Choice on Sunday · ... J ... ~ . ,. . ·0: ,. It ar 10 Sl l.h fe R. m DI ie 1l1 ---...; wi Tl •' at '1 Si wl Is D. • . L< lb' ar as -et h< ~: 20 al to hl Tl Cc a .. lh gl B1 gl Ro •l B; di h< a.. ~I Sc lo to he pr Ii< lfi p. C1 C< h< na ~ \fo .. , l~ d• , •i p, h< pi UI " cl &< I l Tl " 10 t( T. S1 ti: <:< do bo <:< Pl 8 T • 'l f( p 1 g r- 1 ' I I I I I • I :i - ~-.. . "' - • Siturday, Oetobtr 3, lf10 DAIL V ~!LOT If All·whlte Church Minister Quits;·_ ' Tornow Jt dlrtst taku-ttued-1The P'leasum qt Sin°. Cllurcb, '190 Victoria,· Costa Blblt'classes ire at 9:30 a.m. Mesa, at both the 8:15 and 11 and evening vesPtrs at 7 p.m. Exp~rt Offers Neiv lcha y LOUJS CASSELS Ul'I «el .. 1"'1 Writer -Si.nee the time of St. Thomas Aquinas. vast energies Conference Cha rges Racism a.m. services on Sunday. Holy Communion will be celebrated at both services. Jt is also the annual observance of the Lutheran Women's Missionary League Sunday. The Temple Judea 0 f have been expended in effotts to construct, on ihe bas.ls The annual dinne r meeting Lacuna HUis will hold another or philosophical ipeculation , a picture of what God "mu.st'' of presidents of It e form be like. · temples affiliated with tbe BIRMtNG-HAM, Ala. <UPI) physian who called on perao_bs annual bazaar starting Oct. 18 r · t r bl •- th h th 2 H will These efforts to delineate the "ne<:essary attributes" of Union of American Hebrew -'nle minister of the all~ avor1ng accep &JTC6..-0 ac .. roua: e 1st ours I th l new merchandise will be up leave so much unexplained; For example, U God is both and South Bay Reglo will be Birmingham resigned 1811 t Mrs. Bryant and her ···Drive, Corona del Mar offers two how-s of worship at 9 and JI a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. World Communion Sunday will be observed with the Lor.d 's Supper belng of· fered al both hours. Dr. Wm. R. Eiler will deliver the messag~A New--Agreement..-'' be from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Only -deity have never been entirely convincing , because the:y C.Ongregations in the~heast white First Baptist Church of to eave e serv ce. • f I t · I I · all·merclfol and all-powerful, as speculative theQ!oov has held at 6:30 p.m. Mon , Oct. daughter sought membership 'n •b••r"a""• of World o~ s_a e a spec1a o~r1ces. -.., (',.,.,:,,.v b-a ...... he ft . ... I .,., b ---''-·• -' -""" -Y ,,.,... I -rua 1 ---a-trsditionally insisted, why does he permit pain and evil to l , in---Rrower-'e esta ranl\ .-_w.JWJ ... _ -"'-"' ·ll.UIU---a er--1",..,.__g1r ... was-at~-y~a Copununion.__Sunday_, Lb_e._ terns.\. inc u e c_oltiin_g n elist-in-the~world-?-230!!-Pacific AVe.,-Long-Beach...--iaid was a~raci.S;l'.!.._at.lit~e tutoring program ;-sponsored Harbor Cbrisdan Church, Worship service will use novelty Items. The Temptel s One of America 's .most brilliant and creative theolo-Joining the syn a•g o g u e shown by th.e congregation 1n by the churc h. I Disciples of Chri1t, has representative music from located on "1.0!Jlton . Parkway gians, Prof. John Kno1, suggests it la lime lpr an aho-leaders to discuss mutual pro-rejecting, a Negro and her 11· l\.1iss Bock, who said thie • · d S d seventeen d1·11e-t nat1·onal south of El Toro Road . Id d ht h h. I d.d t •C&Jgnate U'tl ay as Rally • "" gether new approach. bll'ms will be Paul H. Tartak, year-o aug er as mem-c urc s act on 1 no seem 1)8y for both Sunday School settings al Christ Cburch : By Dr. ·Rober1 C. Campbell, Instead of trying to reason our way lo sweeping dog-president of the UAHC in Its be.rs. consistent with Christian prln· ___ and c4urch. Bibles will be the Sea, 1400 W. Balboa Blvd., noted teacher and lecturer on mas about the nature of. God, he says, let's limit our state-Pacific Southwest Council, and About 250 of some 5.50 ciples, said the resignatiar1' ~d all boys and girls Newport Beach. At .9:30 a.m., the New Testame'(lt, will holil menUi about Him to whit can be justified by direct ex-Rabbi Erwin L. Herman, the persons in attendance wal~~d. would be effective Nov. 1. with _fOYfth grad.e.._ st4pdjp.g. Dr. Raf C. Gery will present a series of Bible -studies at perime_nt_alk.nPWLedge. , regional director. ---out -. of_£te ~und~_y_ mo."!_i~~-The tWo blacks -applied ror The _ members of the con-the COmMuhioll nleililition. Such knowledge is available, Knox says, in the com· _, Tartak sai·d that the di·nner service wflen "'i"'stand. up membership Jlffie28. Bnllap;----ch h S·'-·I c South__,S_hoffl JIJP.tilt Churcla . -.sregatlon meet each Sunday urc ~ meets at-9:30 of Laguna Niguel starting Sun-munity or faith wherein God ls known 11 "An experienced is being held to give the new vo.te. chose not to Include Mrs. parentJy-were on their-Way ·to al Harper Elementary School, a.m., wiUi the Adult Study day. His topic at 6 p.m. will be Reality." · _ presidents and their key of-Winifred Bryant and her being approved ·before ob- 425 East 18th St. Sunda Groups convening at 11 a.m. ~er.lnr._Reaf Li ving"Jhe_ "No formula or propos1t1on can convey the peculiar _fic.era...an..oppor1U,nlty to mee.t daughter Twila as members. jections were raised a week SCliOOI convenes at 9:45 a.m. church ls located at 32712 u111cy---or-11lisei15Ull!lfced reallty;'' says Knox. It-ISfrutt-. -with more experienced Jead~rs---r>r.-r.-HerDert-GUmore r., ater. ---~-• with worship at 10:45. Sermon Pastor James G. Blain of Crown Valley parkway, Jess to try to describe God in detail because "we cannot In the area and to interchange pastor of the 98-year~ld The matter Was referred to Is "A Tired Fri~ndship" Dr. Newport Harbor Lu I be ran Laguna Niguel. know God except !IS He touches us, and great ranges of ideas and experiences, as well downtown · ch.urch for . two the board of deacons, which o,..w. McElroy Is minister. Church, 798 Dover Drive, has ·God's being-lie beyond our knowing." · a·s to deyelop 8 closer rapport. years .. imm~d1ately resigned, overruled the objections and _ -chosen foi his sermon title-Bl The Rev. Dr. Hen r ·y Yet there are iniJUoris of people, not all of them form· p .d t ~d led t t as did Miss BettJ Bock, returned the i~ue to the full · _l' h_e __R e_v __ D__o n E ,_ both services-'-'0-Come 1.eLUs Gerhard , minlst.er of-the ally associated with the institutional church , for whom -t ;e~1 ~n ds-s~I . ~bevlo a f minister of youth ati.lv_i!Tis, _ .membership_.___ _ _ Llrngenecker, worker-priest in worship the Lord." This is the Church of ReU,i;Jous Science, God is 1 'Ttie most inUmalelY known reality in our eXperi: ;n ~ncl u ~ 1 v~ een-h "I tiave said before 1 will At one point, a final vole On tJ;le Diocese of Los Angeles, first of a four-part series on 20062 Lagi.lfla Canyon Road, ence," A reality that "encloses us on every side and per-H e~p e R srte ff n r LanL· ~c, • not be pastor. of a racist ;1cc~ptance was delayed when af\d who at one ti_me w?s the Church in commem oration Laguna · Beach , will speak on vades our very being." ar ey oc 0 0 ira a 8 church,'' Gilmore 5.1id. ''l those opposing acceptance ' •• asslttant at St. Jame . s of the 453r~ a\i niversary of the "Precept and Practice" at the Some facts about God can be confidently adduced from Temple Be~ Ohr, Ben Norton meant it." moved to dismiss Gilmore as --t"hurch;--Ne.wporr-Beactr,-wilt~t>egi nnlnT"GF"'UieRefOffifa'tim;:--rana~11a.m. serviffi"SUOO;,;ay:;:. ~-.tlli·; s..widely...ihar-ed-experience .-Knox-says. -0 ~_wne)'.'._s__'.[em !f-he-walkout-was..,Jed-oby.-Dr-. -pastor...--Tlte-acUOO--againat-..u·ie----~ I be .t~e special ~rea_cher at the Ho ly Communion will be The church also sponsors First, we can be sure ''that'God is .•. that for all Tam1d, Dr. Joseph Schu1lz or Bryn Williamson, a local pastor failed. . }\a_m1ly Eucharist 1n SI. John celebrated at both services on Tbursday lectures at 10 a.m. the mystery of His being, His elusiveness of our categories San Pedro's Temple Beth El Tb. 01·.. both of experiencing and thinking , He nevertheless reaUy, and Dr. David Stemfeld of ~ vine Episcopal Church, th is the firs t Sunday ol In the Leisure W o r I d d nd 204~ Orailge Ave., Costa Mesa , October. · Clubhouse Two. objectively is." 'Ilemple Menorah in Re o o at 9:3o ·a.m. There are classes Knox finds nothing in the communal experience of God Beach. for all ages, nursery through Harbor Reform Temple will Th·e monthly meeting of the to require the belief that He is omnipotent in the sense highschool, also at 9:30 a.m. celebrate the solemn Day of Church of Jei u• Christ of Lal· of being ··the autonomous ruler of a fully and pervasively- The early service of Hotv A · h y K' determined cosmos." • " tenement wit om 1ppur ter-day Saints Businessmen's What is implied in man·s experience of God is that Communion will be at 7:30 services to be held at the Group of Orange. County will he is "tht. ultimate source and fulfiller of existence ... a.m. Newport Harbor Luth e ran be held Wednesday at noon at Church. 789 Dover Drive, the Saddleback Inn in Santa the principle or power of coherence in what exists." '"The Road to f reedom" is Newport Beach on Friday An G t k .11 b This concept is nol incompatible with recognition of a a. ues spea: er wi e radical freedom whi ch pervades the enUre universe, from the title of the lecture to be Evening at 8:15 p.m. and Oct. Merle Stanfield and his topic the smallest subatomic particle to human beings, so' that given by the Rev. Albert 10 at 10·30 am and 4 pm will be "Abraham Lincoln". .1 Bu.rke to the members and There ~ill ~ ·a Childr~n·s· things may take place which are neither desired nor "wll • ed" by Goel. guests of the United Church ef service at I :30 p.m. SerVices A special Survey of the The community's experience contradicts any concept Religious Scienc;e this Sunday will be conducted by Rabbi Bible class will be tau ght each that would reduce God to an abstract prin<;iple or imper· a.t the Ebell Club, 515 W. Beniard King and Assisting Thursday at 8 p.m. al Crown sonal force. B~lboa Blvd. at 10 a.m. Sun-will be Cantor Arriea Shickler. Valley School in Lapna "l do not say that we must affirm, as a proposition, day School meets at the same Providing additional music ac· Niguel. William H. Doughty of 'God is a person.• But no view of God which makes inap- h.<>i.tr. A meditation period with companiment will be Mrs. Rolling•-Hilis, a well known propriate our saying, 'thou,' to Him can be true ... with _______a-tet.o.r~.Maie____by: Dr. Rob.erLBose.n.b:e.rg,_organi.st_ spe_aker__ _and __ Writer~...wilLin:.. GOO-our--relatioos-art"-essentially-personal.c----- E;.rnest ~q,lmes. Founder or and her daugtiter L yn Tl, struct. Mr .. Doughty is the "We adore Him; we.give thanks to Him, we trust him., the Institute of Relig.i9us violinist. In addition Mrs. i.?randson of· the 1 ate Dr·. Furthermore we are loved by Him; we find ourselves em· S~ience precedes the morning Trudi Bergman will be a tlerbert Johnston,· reputed· to braced by an all-embracing Jove _ and can there be love leCture. A coffee hour will featured vocalist. be the first medical doctor to without the lover? rOnOw the lecture. 1· · 0r c t pra c ice tn tmge oun y. "Our experience docs not provide us with categories or Dr. Franc es Flic kinger, The Crown Valley Covenant language to t;!_efine or describe one who is so far beyond minister of the-Riverside lfui· ehurch -is-the sponsor. ---and8bove ·us,-but we knoW thi tWe irerelatRl-lo~iirt-as Priests· Put In Pr-isons -:the ministr-y of music~ and bQW il is a means of ex- pre§Sing our praise and ador~ Uofl to the Lord , will be Hilfghted Suiida'y during the 7 p.m. service of Central Bible Cbarcb;--2.1rd and-Orange, COsta Mesa. The thehle will be', "Hymn Stories,'' with the narfator, Mr. Leon Francis, gi.Vlilg a brief background an hOW sOme of the bestloved and ·;y,tU:known· hymns came to be written. ty Church, will be the guest the persons we are, and that He responds to us as the speaker at the Tuesday The s erm o n to be de-persons we are, and therefore that He must be in some VlENNA , Austria (AP) meetin·g of the Newport Unity livered by the. R~v . Mel~in analagous way personal himself." Hungarlat:i authorities ~ave "Are You Blessed?" is the t9p!c for the Sermon to be delivered by the Rev. Lothar Women:s Grou? at the lsland Taylor at !he F1urv1ew_ Baptist Knox is professor of New Testament al the Episcopal ~rrested a number of priests Hou se 10 Fashion. Islan~. _TI\e _ ~hurch _ S~n~.'l.•will _ ~ e , _§emin~ry_oi_ ~e _Southwe~t. His_c!lmments,, a.bou~God_a.s_ _ 1n . ti:!~_ last fe~ da~s. the luncheon meet1ng will beglnat Spirltual ,Gtrett~ or Faith "experienced reality" are made in a small riut potent Austrl"an ~athollc news agency l l: 30 a.m. Adventu re" .. Servi~es at the book published recently by Seabury Press under the title : Kathpress reported today. The First Christian Church of La.i;una Beach is entering its third week of the Evangelistic Crusade. Special themes this Sunday are "Ji"irst Timers Day and Gospel Music Day". The Rev. Bruce Cushing will preach a sermon at the 10:45 1.m. worship en· church, \11hich. 1.c; located "Limits of Unbelief." According to the report. Fairview Roa.d at Fair Drive, both active clergymen and are at 9:30 with church school those prevented from ex· at 10 a.m. ercising their functions were ~he Emissa ries, four young .men from Covina, will bring their inspirat io nal in- strumental group to f he Church of the Nazarene Oct. 18 at 10 :30 a.m. and 7 p.m. The church is located at Anaheim .and Plummer St.., Costa Mesa . -UNFINISHED EDlFICE... ·t~~~;ian :uthodtics have tFrom Page 4) given rio explanation for the · "A week ago J came to the measure. The report s~id lhe, cathedral after· learning my arrests were made in the Sayre how he can justify spen-job had ~n eliminated. wake of large-scale house ding so much money on stones Without the stl'f)flgth, faith and searches of priests throughout and mortar when it might be hope provided by my visits the coootry. .. "put to better u-se"· elsewhere. here, I could not have endured Kathpfess said one of the His ans"'er 111 that the the last seven days. At present clergymen arrested ls the Church Sets Mind Class In Laguna Accredited classes in the study of Science of Mind begin Tuesday and Wednesc;lay, at the Church of Religious Science of Laguna Beach. ILDIRS AMERICA'S:. GREATEST ! HARD\YARE . STORES , .,. KIDS Women Reminded, It's ·;rail Round-up Time The Corona del Mar Com· cathedral is meeting a deep I have a job offer of much less Rev. Sandor Samodyi , who mun1ty C b urc DCOnarCga-human-need -that-no govern-money, but-today, after some s~_nt 2'>1 year~ in prison. He tional. 611 Heliotrope Ave., ment program, no social agen-time in the cathedral. I have has been working as an c ca reach experienced a feeling_ that unskilled laborer since 1967. Angeles. 'It's "Fall Round-up" time aga1n at the St. Vincent de Paul Society, and Southland ho'usewives are invited to participate. will celebrate·communion Sun·-Y. ~----• -~. --...~ h--·-1-~t= 1-churches around the world · His con v en t 1 on was everyth1'na wilt be worked out. n.not er pnes arres ~ s . -t d P I Soc. t day at 10 a.m. Dr. Phil1·p G. ·~ give these same courses at the cen e au ie y. t th d b For all the cathedral has the Rev. Frigyas Hagemann, . LIKE UNCLELEN "" ·; . A d. H L Murrav will present the s reng ene Y . an t h a ccor 1ng to enry . " te h d meant •· me, f shall be who also is not allowed to be same ~m~ei;iiea~cii;;iyieiir~.=;;y~i'i~~~'i'====== Q k I di h meditation entitled "A Persis-anonymous no e receive . w ar ' execut ve rector, t e I t ek 1 said eternally grateful." . active as a priest. He was a ,, -•'" • { S · h I h tent Faith." Church Sc.hool ·1s as we · : , ... .. oc1ety e ps t e poor a!1d member of the cooperative "',· needy of all races and creeds also at 10 a.m. Solidaritas, in which priests ft operates nine stores in Bl k Ch h p d and monks not permitted to ~ •:.J:: fle.n ri. I park Los Ang eles and Orange coun-The Newport Unity Ch urch, ac urc ropose olficiate have been producing J'i , ftlmQ\ltlt 0 Q ties. where marg.inal income meeting Sunday In the Senior lithurgical garments and other .~· ,., -. All they have to do is round up any and all usable discards around the house -unu sed clothing, furniture. household 1oods -and call the St. Vin· fami11·es and 1·nd1·v1·duals ca n Citizens Building, ISth and rt· I o I craftsmanship b h" •' Irvine Ave., holds se.v1·ces at It ices ' T t Sout /a,zd's Most Bea11tiful -;;: piJrchase all kinds-of goods at CLEVELAND (UPI) ''The black s e par at is t chiefly for export. nominal cost. 10 a.m. and II :15 a.m. Re v. Black members of l he church would use all the best .==========;;I Memorials Latter-day Saints Set Conference · • SALT LAKE CITY (UPI I - The. church 'Of Jesus Christ of Latter-Da y Saints is hold ing lti,J4oth semi-annual general conference this weekend in the Tabernacle on Temple Square. P.resident J oseph Fielding Smith is presiding over the tbi-e:e-day conference, the s~ cond since he became presi- dent of the three million mem· ber church. Assisstlng Smith . is his CO\Ulselors tn the fi r s t prt!$,jdency, President Harold 8. Lee and President N. Eldon Tanner. ~t of the 41 general authorities will be present and SPfa k during the six con· fe1ence sessions. The conf1er ence was preceded on Wednesday and Thursday by the Relief Society 9>nference. '(OGA • JS • • • • Proceeds are used to sup-Loren Dale Flickinger will Catholic Church were urged In tha t is In Catholic tradition," Port the St. Vl·ncent de Paul speak on "W1hat On You a weekend meeting to create a BourgeQis said . "We would ln· Think". He wi I also lead a bl k c th 1· Ch h h. h · t · h h f Society's extensive charitable ac a o 1c urc . w 1c Jee 1n our c urc a sense o FAIR M.A.U$0lEUM • COlUMIAllUM • CfMrl"EIT .i.i!;•:: TREES of the WORLD works program in Southland Sin g spiration Wednesday would be doctrinally orthodox celebration as a source of city and county i·aus, public evening at 7:30 p.m. bot Injected with "meaning meaning and hope and ctim· ~ ltrltlurr~ ~- and hope and common life." mon life." ,.,,,... s.,. .4"-' er-,. · ..,.. Fttt, f1ir, f1ct111I . Tho11 fhr11 worcl1 1urn llP f1elor1 in op1r1tion on t~1 OAIL'I' l'IL01 1Jifori1I p191 •~•ty d1y. hospitals and institutions. ''The New Chris I ia n A. Donald Bourgeois, a "I Sometimes think of the'~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij "Many unneeded a nd America ns'' from the First Negro professor at Ohio State Catholic Church today as a Iii un \vanted articles of value are Southern Baptist Church of University, told those at-barren woman, bringing forth stored away, gathering dust. Anaheim, wlll present their tending the Ohio Catholic no young ... until I meet with in garages, closets and program o ( insprational Conference, bla ck lay caucu~. people like you -people who storerooms," Clark said . singing at the First Southern the concept of Christianity ''Is exude the spirit of revolution ,'' .. Housew ives can put such Baptist Church of Costa Mesa the concept of blackness." he said. things to good .use by giving at 6 p.m. Sund11y. ~ - - - - - - - them to the St. Vincent de l;:::::=:::========l1 Paul Society, whe,. they are SLIM GYM needed and wanted ." I l08E A DllEIS ltZf Slogan of the 1970 drive to 1N i wEE11& • assiSt local lo w-in co me '1 Fiii I famlies is "Make a Call -, iMOME0t:MONJT11.1.ttOH Serve a Need." Dial 411 for Ni t s TELEPHONE WALT directory assistance.· A1L1wGvM (714)1,t-5771 I BIBLE THOUGHTS LAW AND 01011: God ord1i11ed GOV. ERNMENTS for LAW 111d ORDER '"d COMMANDS ob1die"c' to them , b '"• 11 :1-7. M•tt. 22: 17 -27, t 1'1f. 2il l ·l1. J1111• p1id t11•11, tho119h 1bhor;119 10M 1 11111 of th111 t1•11. M1H. 17:24·27. A NATION of REIElLIOUS people h "SICK" IN THE HEAD, th1 llble 11 y1, Iii. l ;S, Wh1n 11eh p1no" do11 wh i t i1 "ri91!t in hi1 own 1y11'", 1 111tion will b1coM1 EVIL. S<11 J_11d911 2J.:l~S for~t l ibl1 1•tMpl1 of citit1111 wl.o wer1 KIONAl'ERS, b1c<1>111 11ch p1r1on DID AS tiE PLE:AS ED. No on1 i1 11f1 wh1r1 "''" di1rt9trd LAW AND OlDEl 1ntf do wh•I ··,,,..,, .. rl9h+ fo th1ft'I. Our n1i lon e1nnot uirvi .. 1 unl1 n w1 •191in rtipttl for LAW AND OJl:OER. H1nc1, llon11I citit•nt Mud DEMAND puni1hm1nt fo• 1n1rehhh. Sp11cly cu,nf1h1t1tnl for evil 401rt h •f <llettrent whit~ ;, l:i1it for SOCIEJY ind th1 EVIL OOEA: it ~11pt hi,.. 011! of tro11bl1! If ti, ctn't control him1elf, il'1 b11t th1f OTHEAS cen• tlol hiM. IF 9ow1r11m•nf lew eonflich with 6011'1 l1w, w1 MUST choo11 · to ob1v GOD'S liw. Ach 4d 9. S12t. 1111, In !ht eb•1nc1 of dir1c.I conflict. C IVIL OIEDllNCt 11 •1quir1d. Let "' not ftll v!ctit11 lo t•ll 01111 wile 111k to DIVID E AND CONQUER, Unlttcl w1 11..,id, di .. icl1d ...,, f•ll, Mill. 12:25 . If you hev1 lible q11e1tion1, wrtt1 or phon• Ch1uch of Chr1tl, 217 W. Wilton $1,, Coile M11e , C1. 91627. Ph. !141·5711 . Vi1it ·ui. WE lOVf G0--0. Wf LOVE GOOD. WE LOVrOUR COUN· TRY! Wl LO\'E_OUJI: FLAG! TUHI 1'Y CHAHHIL t, 7:~0 A.M. SUNDAYS ,1 I I lhff'• 1tlll ti'" to•"'" tfl9 ,Hit'" Mt tliew FUN MATCH FASHION IS~ANO S.turday, October 10 • 10 AM "•""'' '""" .1 .. 1,... Cell ............. , w.,w 9f ,. ... f644-Gtl0) _. 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For the last few months, Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird has been carrying 1round a pockeUul of little plasUc cards, which he haa been banding oot to hi1 old friends on Capitol Hill and tbe preu to show the Nixon adminis- Lr1tion'a trend away from defeme spendiag. Hert ls the way It looks, in constant bl!llons of dollars at fiscal ye;ar prices: Limitless Lib erty Leads to Survival of Fittest Peak Pre-War Vletaam Fiscal Change .. 11'4 War 1MI 1171 '61-'71 Defense Bodget .............. , • l 81.I ' .... ' 71.1 -fl7.:I OUiu Federal Programs . , .•••.. 87.t nu 135.i +JU 1DU'•govuame111 ............ -u -u u -J.S :totals ...• -· . ·~· ~ • . . . . . . llSU !Ztl.2 I ZOO.I -4M GrMI Nat'I Product ......... , $1SS.S 191U $1,020.0 Perttnt Defense Budget GNP • , . , I.I 1.7 7.0 -!.7 Percent Defense to Total Budget .. ta.• 43.! 34.i -u On the other side of Laird's card it shows military personnel dropping from 3,450,000 in June 1969 to 3,08.1,000 in May 1970, and down to 2,908,000 plan- ned for June I97L. ln short, the total military and civilian pef'SOfU'lel decrease . is 838,000 at the present time and will increase to 1,641,000 by June of 1971. - By JACK VALENTI Preside.at Motlo1 Picture AssD. of Amerle1 There is a social insurrection in the land today. Old faiths are bejng ques-- Uoned. Old tra;diUons are being shat- tered ; old customs are being disc~d. The uprising, throughout this country and the entire world, has been instigated by the young; primarily, the educated --ytiung:-Spared the--pr~kly-sbrasion-of simple economic survivaJ, al f 1 u en t beyond any dreams of earlier genera· lions, tbe educated young have begun to doubt what their parents have nourished. ·They are rebelling against an abu-ndant }ife that Is not as attractive as t h e i r parents deem it to be, and not as hopeful as they want it lo be. What politicians and parents must I K __ . _ _lll!ldersta.lld..lLtba.L manLOf tbeiLCQffi· U ge -a· c mun plaints ha.e merit •. some of -Whal !hey declare does not. To begin lo dismi ss 1he;ir entreaties, without C1!rlifyjng their worth, is neither wiS;_e nor practical. Where the older generation gets mixed up is in distinguishing between the In Burger Mo. Id ~~~~~~~~· prolesl and the vulgar THIS CHAS!\t between generations is ' those creative endeavors where the The 1970-71 term of the Supreme Court may well be remembered as the first term of the "Burger Court." Warren E. Burger has been Chief Justice since June 1969, but the court he preside over in 1969-70 had on1y eight members until three weeks· before it a d j o u r n e d • Decisions on several important cases had -t(fbe-deterred-beeaU!e-of-an_apparent .H division of opinion. ',The ninth and ~west justice, itarry 'A.~ Bfackmun, seems to be cut from the Burger cloth. If so. 11e could be the swing vOte in several cases now before the ~ In his first opinion, June 9, 1970, ~liaiiiiun -101i'lld ·Burger in dis,,enting fr;Om an opinion that rever~d the ctikenit.y convictions of two St. Paul, MiM.,. bookstore clerks. -=.ftE""'-roURT'S NEW dock.et bristles With such thornyissues as capital punish-ment. busing or public school students, tfie 11-year-old vote, abortion laws, and tlie: constitutionality of the Vietnam war, Bi11ong others. Blackmun·s role in some of these-cases might prove u crucial as tbt of Arthur J. Goldberg, who. cast ths ~ vote in no fewer than 14 case! sl'lortly after becoming an associate jOstice in 1962. Arguments have been .:clleduled for OCl 1% in six cases in- Vl)Mng various aspects of school d.esegregation. The rourt wiU be asked to - r\l]e not onJy on the bufil!!g question but also on whether the Constltutioilreqijires th.lit there be a racially balanced student l:Jbdy in every public school. '-Many-observers of the Supreme Court l)efieve that Burger already has put his st.amp on It. According to John P. MacKenzie of the Washington Post, "The cqUrt's speed has been slowed. its direc- tiOn altered, and its image changed." The emergent image ~ one or caution, as op- posed to the adventurous and innovative spirit of the court headed by former Chief Justice Earl Warren. BURGER IS OF the opinion that the federal judiciary in general i s ()Verburdened. In a televised "State of the Judiciafy" address on Aug. 10, he decried the ''tendency that is unique to America to look to the courts to solve all prob- lems." As examples ()£ legislation that d-further strain the system, the • .Cbi.ef ,Justice mention~d pi'oPQ~S Jo fight pollution through federal court ac· tion and to permit consumer class ac- tions. A better approach, he said, "would be to look more to state courts familiar with local conditions and local prob- lems." No one expects the Burger C.OUrt to reverse the Warren Cowrt's landmark • decisions . in the fields of school desegregation. rights of criminal ·defen- dants....andJegislative r~P.portionment. As f()!'mer Chief Justice Charles Ev ans Hughes pointed out in 192.8: "Stability in judicial opinions is of ho little importance in maintaining respect for the court'J work.'' ' AT-TffE SAME TIME, no one expects the Burger Court to break new ground in controversial areas. Yale law professor AJexander M. Bickel, author of several books on the supreme Court, predict! that Burger will strive to tak.e the court "out of the center of the storm." Burger's task would be aided by the ap- pointment-to the--COurt of some additional like-minded justiC1!s. This may indeed happen, Justices Hugo Black. John M. Harlan and William 0 . Douglas are all pAst 70 years old-and-in less than-robust health. If any of them retire during President Nixon's term of office, their replacements presumably would be of a judicially conservative bent. Tn that case, the Burger era could prove to be .a lengthy-ooe. -Edltortal Research ...-----Our JtJan Jn Sen FranebC!O ------. Angie Si, Tin1 No By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -This is lhe Age of Signs, and those are unusual ones in the front window of many houses in ·certain parts of the clty. They read: ""Angela Davis : Sister, You Are Always Welcome Jn This House" •.• Solidarity, and all that, but how ac· count for this new one, noted by Wan· da Beasley in the front window of a • house on lower Scott St.: "Tim Leary: '~You Are NOT Welcome In This House. Do Your Time, Big.'.Mouth!" ' BIG DEAL: Ernie Pon. who runs 1 -chinese eatery called Ernie's on Polk, .·got the tough letter the other day from Atty. Sidney Rudy, representing the more illuslrklus Ernie's restaurant on ,..;.~ontgomery. In effect, warned Rudy : -~e the name of your place. Ernie 4-Pon, or Boom-vomm-splat!. • .Replitd ::-Ernie, who has no intention of com· ~lying : ··~rJ!ie is my real· name. 1 '$have bed in business 15 years. There ls nobocjy ~t other Ernie's l'lamcd ·Ernie. "'T'tle" owner is Victor Golti. so ::why don't they change the name of _.:their place to Vic 's?'' Sound thinking. :: GENERATION GAP' Al her deb • ·. ty, Katherine Soylter wore a midi, ;..:,.w mother wore a maxl -and her "#anctmother wort 1 minL ,., .i;-uNISl:X NOTE. Laurel Village div.: ' 'lblll Uttle glrl whooe mother had park· ·eel overlong in a meter wnt noted the approach of 1be Law and burst into CIJ·Mart. holluing, "Mommy, mom· ~ Jn¥, here comts lhe meter maid ··min!" .:,_-NAMEDl\Of'T ltEEP PAUJNG, :;?r'blt ia lhe world are JoAnne Worley, ,. Barbara Eden, Julie Newmar and David Hartman doing in town~ What in the world : making an ABC-TV film titled ''The Feminist and the. Fun," but that can always be updated. ANO I LOVE the strange character, wearing clown makeup on hls face, who 5lands each Saturday on Park- Presidio near Geary, simply waving and smiling at everybody -and wear- ing around hls neck a sign that says "Be Nice!" FLAAASH: Bobby Seale appears ln court in Oakland. is acquitted! •.. This Bobby Seale, however, would he Robert M. Seale, an undoubted WASP and Pres. of S.F.'s Dictalion West. Caught by 1 cop in an Oakland s.nailtrap the was doing 37 in a 3S mlles-per-hoor zone), he was told to mail in $18. }fe did. Next day Oakland said that's wrong. it's $40. He sent that in and by return mail was told ''Wrong again, !l's 170·· ••. Al that point, Seale demanded a court date to etop the bubbles and Judge John Cooper, As mystified as Seale, , dismissed th~ caM.. Rlgbt on -and off. BAY CITY BEAT: A strange and touching ~ at Cypress Lawn Mon-· day. A young man kllltd in a motorcy- cle accident°" Sloat was buried along with the Harley-Davidson he was riding at the time. of the crash ... It was his whole life ," sobs his mother ..• Dorothy Kirsten. who replaced the 1illng Regine Crespin In "Tosca'' for the opening. here. made thti supreme ~crUice: she was supposed lo be host~ that night in L.A. al·• i:inner honorinc Ronnie Soperguv. • radical young are most Involved, and where their influence is most keenly felt .. · That is why the theater, the motion pic- ture, the university campus are the places where dissension is hottest and controversy lhe most violent. Nothing is all good or all bad. Anything born of man is flawed, and there is no ()ne who can guarantee his divine certitude, though there are many who make this claim. 'We nave-a pf6blem-1n·nl'otion pictures. Tbere,is·a-teach. by the educated young for the kind of movies lhey want . They probably have a right to have their say because '5 percent of all movie ad- missions in this couatry are to lhose 24 years old and under. -oruy 14 percent of-admissions are to those 40 years or over. Moreover, the higher .the level of education, the more interest there is in films . The motion pic- ture is the one medium that the educated young-believe-best-expr-esses what they think and how they feel. THERE IS A resistance by lhe olde r generation to the new kind of movie so totally unlike what they saw in the 40's and 50's. , At first glance there would appear lo be ()niy two alternatives -the totally free movie versus censorship. Neither, in my judgment, is V.'or thy. Screening anything and everything has no connection with rational good sense. To Jive in a society is to be restrained. If one_ re sides in .a ~iety, by defLajtion he must understand th al liberty ls not Jimilless, otherwise no one would be safe. Survival of the fittest would be the rule. ith·the weak aod the .aged destroyed-by the young and the strong. This certainly applies to the creative man. Goethe wrote: ''The real artist is first revealed by limitations; and only law can be stow freedom.' By the same reasoning, censorship is equally distasteful to society. IT IS APSURD lo put the judgment or creative works in the all-powerful hands of one man or a group of me.n. Personal opinion plays such a high role in the recording of taste that il is impossible for a small group to classify a work of art for their peers and make it the fuial measure. When it comes to judging what is socially permissible, Justice Polter Stewarl t>Ut it in somev.•hat un-judicial terms when he said: 'I cannot tell you what obsce nity is, but I know it \\'hen I see it." I agree that obscenity ls bad. But \\'hat is obnnity? Who can derine it. We don·t need more laws . Every state except one has criminaJ obscenity statutes now. The problem lies not in legislation but in definitio n. 11ere the generation gap is large anrl almost unbridgeable. What you and I might believe to he obscene mAy not be so to the educated young. What they con· sider real and honest, you and I might view as course and ugly. Who is right"? Each generation in its own turn shapes and form s the mores aiul the moral sense of the communlty. Change is endem ic in every civilized society. But in the face of newness. intelligent and prudent men must rise to the challenge of change and that is what lhe motion picture industry has done. ON BEHALF OF the great majonty of respQ nsible mo I i on picture maker~. creative film -m11kers, and l he a I er owners. the Motion Picture Association of Amerk:a has helped . to spons0r i flln1 rating 'lfSlem. We rate films for children. not adults, based on the content and treaunent of a specific movie so w~ can accurately in- ronn parents what is in thal fllrn. The parent can then make the decision as lo whether or not his chlldren ought to Ste ll Our rating Is not based on the quallty or lack or quality in a film. \\'t inform; we do not censor. We knov• o[ no othe r rntlonal \\'ll}' to fulfill our responsibillly as ciUz.ens ol Ult communily ind at the s~me lime respond to 11 changing eociety where. '° m a n y groups have 10 many aufertnt opinions- as to how the nation ought to conduct itself, ~o matter what the age or era, the ' society that endures· is the society thit bewares or extremes. Total freedom is as awful as total repression. bulld within the creative film industry an tthlcal standard through which the crutive craftsmen themselve! will de- nounce the cheap 1nd the coarse. The home and the parents are the strongholds of reason in this land. II parents-do oot instill in their child a con- cept of values and quality, no legal bludgeon of the state Will ever pound it in- The answer, if there ;., one, lies with the-.-eoD'l.IJ'Jun1ty a'nd oot with the creaUve people. The community will always delennine what it wants and it will usually get what it deserves. Therefore, the-community, the-audience, mllit be the judge of what shall be accepted and what sbaJI be applauded and what shall be disapproved. . to them. What we need in the nation is not censorship, but a higher regard for quality. JAM HOPEFUL THAT one day we can _B'.ICK~- V I EWS AIR T R AVEL How can we preserve what is valuable, change what ls needed and enlarge what is durable? .4.1< ' ... And this i1 one with the hijacker!' OUr problems are not greater than any ()ther era in history. But because we have instant communicatklns we just kpow about our ills sooner than did our .•n· cestors. __:, I have faith In the good sense of-·lhe Americin public. We have always dOne what we believe to•be right, in a cause we declare to be just in order lo build a future we pray will be fair. The ;ex· tremists, left and right. do not a.gr«.> B_ut then extremists never co D st r u c Led anything. . · Any jacka!.! can kick a barn down,. but it takes a very good carpenter to build one, '11'1 lh cllall'lln ••• Ms lllna'1 hn Wiacbdl' ·' ... ·'· Indigestion on the Road ·· ,, Why You Can't Get a Good Meal Along the Highway By ROBERT DE ROOS One thing J'il say for the West is that in this country, there are more cows and less butter, more rivers and less water, and you can look farther and see ,less than an y other place in the whole world.·• So said an early settler. But, for the first time in a long while, 1 have been dr iving aroUnd the \Yest, mostly in California, and I find it is not as desolate as all that. does not improve the average ham- burger. Nor, iA most cases, the specialty sauces some restaurants slather on the .bun. THE CffiCKEN-FRIED steak is in a category of its own. It is offered in many highway restaurants. It can be a, very satisfying dish but very dl.ngerqus to order. 1 estimate that one out of ten such steaks is edible. My most memorable chicken-fried steak came to me in a San- ta Barbara eating place, a restaurant Arter a long time in airplanes, it is in· dedicated to the destruction of food. terest.ing in a mild sort of way lo see h~w Every_t.hlng serv.f9. came off ·the hot the country looks from the ground. I can~ griddle. And everything was dOusid-iil reJlPrl tha t the rice is beginning to tum 8'~~se. Th~ coo~ had a big. can con- ellow in Sacramento Valley, ~house la1.n1ng a hght 01! o.f some kind ~n the rai ers ave 0 nam&I -.,..Arr-Criddle-. He-used-th1s~for everythmg Yenom ," "Mom and Dad 's Playpen" and even saw him dip some bacon in it. When so on -that this is a bumper year for he got my order, ~e took a pre-c~k~d cottontail rabbits, .that freeways are steak from the refr1~erator, dipped 1t m being torn down and built simultaneously the grea.se, and set it on the ~ol plate. isidc by side in Los Angeles, that early When this was served L? me with lumpy fall is a splendid time to be on the road. p<>tatoes and chalky white gravy 1 found 1t could not be eaten. ON MY LATEST TRJP, I engaged in research in littl e restaurants along the highways. In the interest of science, I did not seek out chic and gourmelish places. No. I did not shirk the tmlk. I was determined to sample and report on the food staples or lhe American motorist. ln a word , I marched boldly into the lair of the chicken-fried steak, the bar·t>.Q sandwic h. th e French dip sandwich, the haunts of the cheeseburger. the hot roast beef sandwich anri the rib steak. AS I SAY, 1 did not flinch Erom my du- ty. To prove thi s, I have only to say that I ordered hot roast beef sandwiches five times. This is something like saying, "r 'fharged with the Lighl Brigade and came out alive." A man who orders Tnot beef sandwic h is a man of courage or else a man of naivete or stupidity. I had hoped to report improvement in the American hot beef sandwich and it grieves me that I can not. 1t is my plan somehow to gel in- to the gristle used in the production of hot beef sandwiches along the-highways, I will be a rich man. : Wben I asked for lamb chops in a:san Diego steak house, I learned ·a leSson • •·Lamb," said the waitress sniffilig a bigot's sniff, "is an Armenian dish. We'd ·never 'serve that here." That single 'thot took care of me, lamb and Armenlans, loo. . BUT PLEASANT surprise Is possibl t, too, in the morass of grease. gravy .and catchup. On the road lA»l!u!ian, Soutiern Cali£omia, in the hamlet"of Santa Ysabel is the Santa Ysabel Inn. Stop there.#!~ next time you are on the way to Jutilin. The dining room sparkles w .it h cleanliness. The food is excellent. phln· tiful and _s!!_ea.P:. The Santa Ysabel ;inn proves my point -th a it 1s ent y possible to prepare good meals. ..~ The wonder is that so few road!tide restaurants do serve good food. My llist thought was that the average mototist just doesn't give a damn about what',he eals. I dismissed that as patently untrue. Then I began to think there must be·1n interstate carte.I of grease merchanfs, broth spoilers and demeanors of beef~· I put that suspicion aside as too CA:G1· plicated. .~ The answer, of course, is very simpie:. Many restaurants are bad because m311y people can cook -everyone can cook. And whenever everyone can .(to something, invariably it is the feW whodo it well. Applies to everything you .can think of from writing to making love.. ,A sad thought, but true. , •. San Francisco Cbronitle ·. In passing. l discovered the fact that pork is a rural dish. lt is rare enough to fin d pork chops on city menus. But in every restaurant of any stature aJong the roads. pork chops and apple sauce appear as staples. Th is is a rll!!'iperate dish as conceived by country cooks. 11 is a basic belief that pork must be well done. Consequently, the chops are cooked to lbe consistency of asbestos and la id, parched and dry, on the plate. It has always been this way. My last-min ute report is that it still is. The Computer vs. Privac y .• . J DO f'IOT KNOW wh y. in a countryside :1brim with cattl e, it is impossible to gel a decent steak. I ordered New York cuts, T-bones, r ib steak and sirloin steak and never got one which my knife could breach. And, once I was able to hack off a chunk of meat. I round it to be tough and tasteless, thoug)\ very large. Jt nlay bl', howeill. tlfl\t lho fault is mine because I saw other people eating steaks \\ohich resembled. mine With every sign of enjoyment, plus catchup. Catchup is important In road side restaurants anri seems to 1ne to be a 'badge or Incompetence or contempt. \Vhcn a we llre!S carries a bottle. of catchuP' along with you r order, she Is saying. whether she knows it or not, "This meal probably is just barely edible. But dou!le it with catchup and you'll be able to get It down." J find ii hard to understand how a cook can be so indifferent lo food but I saw lit· Ile evidence or pride in crart along the road. A hamburger can be a ml'!rnorable bu! this native American dc\lcacay tx_-'COmc a disgr11cc. In the cause of areh-;J ate mall)' hamburgers. -The only one .,,,.hich Wl8 any good was the one I made when t got home. It is my con· c:lusion that a piece of process· chem From a speech by Robert P. I/end. (-r.~on .. vice·pTeside,1t · nnd general manager of electronic data process· h1g, HcrMvwell, Jnc. There is a natural human dislike or becoming a statistic -parlicularly when the statistic grows into a lengthy dossier providing more or Jess intimate details about one's person and one's daily Jiving habits. And even more particularly when that dossier is secreted within a vast. im· persoaal, electronic information system to which any number of unknown per. sons may ha ve access for arty number--of- unknown reasons. Privacy is one of ~.most precious hum&n ri ghts, and in today 's crowded and disor?erl y environment. It may be one of the hardest to maintain. THE COMPlITER does not in itself . create any invasloo of privacy. Jts role ls no more active in this respect than the old-fashioned filing cabinet. 'Ille threat to privacy~ by surveillance and record· keeping bu been a fa~t of Ufe for cen· turi es. -. The only new element in(roduttd into this picture by the ctlmputer ls fantastic efficiency. I believe that Is what people really fear. and that is the problem that must be faced. F'or there Is 00 way to h{llt c;om~terliatlon any more than the Lbdltts of 19th-ctntury Enj;land c<1t1ld halt the industrial rev6'ution. Computer manu!actw'en a.rt. amona • those who must assunie he a''I.! y resp·on s ibility in the mati'er, responsibility which needs t.o be defined and implemented. ' WE HAVE too many examples aroo'Dd us today of how technology failed to Jtibk ahead at problems which it might lft:· celerate, eve n If it did not really create them. Pollution of our env ironment·.'i!J one, and now we must reckon with 'the human consequences or pollution ·.of privacy. :• The computer industry cannot solve•thfl problem alone . but thert: Is a great deal thaL it can do, both technically Md ethlcally. ,· ,• -...-illl4; Satunlay, October 3, 1970 ·:· The Comment Page of the ·· · Daily Pilot seeks to Inform • and sUmulate readers by · presenting a variecy of com· · · qientary on topics of inter- est and sia:nificance from lnformed observers a n d · spokesm en. ·: .- • Robert N. Wood, Publlshor •. '• " I • ' ·~ .,, "• ... l ·.I .,, '•' . , l ·' .. ,, " I ' .. ·.:, .. j I -l . ' ' ' I 7 . ' ' ' ' • . ' • ' ' I • ' • • ' . . I • . • ' ' ' . I . . , ... ·. •o .. , ·• ' . Scientists. . ' Have 'Toy' Laboratory ' MADISON, Wis. \AP) - \ Sclentlsls now can create any I kind o( pretend or toy world • \ that they want -In Qtder: to ..-:-.~ I ~-fl a a • am learn whal is really going on "J'"tood morning again, boys ' HJ I e =5 • QI UI in the environment o( the real 1ra'hd girls and welcome to ~fJ world. -.Another Saturday morning of -· • .. Mdy. · ,_LJ that can replace some guesses , ,~ :~~ :~:~dswg:roy~~ ~-(.1 .!~:; ::d j!~~~g =~ fa~0~ ·~· .-we bad-a -great turnout · of -• about what is causln1 po\lutlon 1-pOems, 1'1ddles and drawings ...:=.... --or trouble ln · man's en- •• this week. The old mail sack vlroome nt. •-.Was really bulging, You kids .,-And they ca n study, In ad-·, ri!a1ly worked hard on that tOpiC which. makes me think vance, wheUi"el' some d- , ;many of you have done some ---~ Q remedy would actqall work, •:moving in recent times. n I ' ')....,l " or whether it might acklire I, was especially glad to see · l\..lf>..,-y...,d.,;J·/'2 / / ~ with unexpected upse in the all the· good poetry. A winner _ ; -. • · C\ Intricate balance of nature:-- . »as hard to pick this time. "-'C" Furthermore, th e ex .. ~ h::~nyt~! y:~s h:~e ~~b~~~ ,.. /r· --__ _..Q o :=:~al w0oi;lds :1r!~s1;:~ .l Smokey the Bear saying·, "On· .. ~ 1' 1 ____ ... __ ,__....-.. -.... phenomena or forces affecting . 1 ll You C@ Pre\':ept Fires..'' man, plant& and animals. ---~ ManY or you have heard your These are some of the pro- : parents remind you to be mises from a unique new : careful with fires and never * PRIZE WINNER. * r .. earch facility, the Biotron play with qiatches. But how ~ at the University of Wisconsin many o( you really believe here . It contains 48 rooms. those good warnings? How Suite Skinner, 10, 1724 Hilhland Drive, Newport Beach. ranging from clo!et·sized to a many of you have played with , two-story room, in which matches and almost caused Any chil d under 12 can enter Uncle Len's Art Contest. Here's all you almost any environment ca n big fires? do: (1) Draw picture on piece of plain, white paper sin:· Inches wide and be produced. and kept udner '111is past week or 50• alm~t t incbes deep. Use black ink and make lines black. (2) Do not copy or trace control by Individual com· 500,000 acres of valuable brush Dlcture. It must be your own work. (3) Put your name, age and address puters. and timber land has been On bark of drawing. Mail it to Uncle Len's Art Contest, Bo1 1560, DA.Il.,Y Temperature.! ca n be burned away in California ~nd Pll.OT, Costa Mesa. Winner will receive KeMedy half dollar. prescribed from arctic cold to : f!10r~ than 10 ~pie have died desert heat. A room may be : fighting those v1cl~us blazes. kept bright wit h continuou! • At a few of these fires, people . dayli .. ht or black with 24--hour • ~aw children playing with more than 2 000 homes and destroy even more homes and cigars on the ground, take the . ht~ · t. r • -· ' · J time to crush them oul TIIJ!: or any prooor ion o : matches or running away soon countless an1ma s were valuable property. It can turn . · d each' Air ma y be kept moun- : after the fire started. destro~ed or ~urt by these ter· our beautiful Califo~i\la into a A arf)Od idea for you an tPln·· ure 0 r inlentlonal!v ; Other fires started when a rlble fires? Did you kno~ that wasteland very easily. your classmates would be to taint~ with Ingredient , Or : motorist with a bad engine in almost every case, simple As we all know this time of ask you teache•s to §et so~e-!moR or other chemical~ • 6a"cklired and lit some brush safety or a little better year is very dry. We are being one w~o knows auout Ire Humidit comes at orde r. "A -on_-ftre. _ . ~thoug~t <eould-have-~venled.-. 'Wfftfed-tfrt1€'and·ttnre-1rgatn-to-·~·Wev.enJ,ioQ~...-IA~--.IQ~fi1idlUn\e1 Can "Or'Mu'Ee !~ Still others were believed that fi re from happen ing? be careful with fire . But most · ~1'd; ?c, If fu0¥h ~; t w~~ to breezes Rnd winrf" orh~r· started by careless use of Thevaluablegrassandlrees of these warnings are not .0 a,go ~ ireksth on ricane force You can campfires and illegal ex· that burned down are the only taken seriously. 11~ your are~A at n as odse presc ribe cycles of daily 0, lodln f f. kers th'1ngs that hold the earth on me men wuo you can o P g o ire~ra~ ·. . . -· . Fire ca n be our greatest 11 to h I t · :O""!tOl'lal change for growing Fire prevention lS no 1oke. lt the hills tn pl ace. When ~he b~g friend It can kee us warm in P:'rsona y . _e p preven thin s ls very serious business boys rains come. that loose dirt win . · d k P food B t fires . ~ey will g1ve you many · q: · . • d . 1 Did kn ' th 1 h d the hills and winter an coo our · u more things to look out for. The StB·rmlllon B 1 o l r on ~ Ill's. you ow a was v own fire ·ca~ ~ts_o ™; our greatest This week's topic then kids Labor11torv w Rs dedicated _,-,. •, ' . s..4 'f91r ttN1tle1n te All Alt41, c/e O,...e C ... '9U1 Pllet, ... 1160, Cnhl M--. C1llf. · .t:f>dY Hfld• 1 corn111et• 20-vo1um1 aet of his eyes on a certain sma!I 1,;e Worll •oo1r •11eyclo.-dl1 lo d · •· stwri•11n McL1u11111n, 11e 1. of piece of the groun -peering_ • J1\llf11on. v1r91n11, ior 1111 q~1!1tll'I: for a worm. If be sees no ""'.itqw do birds find worms? worm, he hops a few more , jerky hops and stops fo r , ' A robin has his breakfast another good look. After many -early. very early in lhe mom-tries he may spot a juicy , .. ing . The early bird is more worm, crawling home to hide ~_ikely to catch a worm In his burrow all day. Or he beeau!'! worms go down ·to~mayse-ejust-lh en11 oh -~bed when the sun comes up. \\'Orm, pepping out from a bur- enemy 1( 1t 1s m1suscd. will be fire irreventlon_and the recent•v with scientist"! stre 'is· No one really likes lo see brave men who have labored in~ that an e~'lential re- our beautiful lands go up in so hard this past week to save Quirem ent for solving complrx smoke and flames . No one our valuable land and our problems of environm~nt is really wants to see our homes fro m ttie ravages or first to learn what ·is -really hillsides washed away in a careless fire. ~l's really dig 1oing on in the inte ractions of river of mud. But it is up to in and work on this one. It is m&n. his l11nd. air. water. you k.ids who will soon be the an excellent topic to think climate. plants and animals. people running this land to be about. The ability to simu late dlf· the most careful . It is up to Honorable mentions in this ferent environments and to set you to remind older people of Week'i art contest include : uo and 'alter e1perlmental con- thei r duties to the land and to Katheryn McGuiMess, 81h, · dltlons becomes a powerful other people around them. Costa Mesa; Jeffrey Mark!, 8, tool. Keep in mind all the fire South Laguna; Lisa Mar.ks, 8, Eight years in planning and n'.lles told to you time and South Laguna; Steve Crain, 11, ·construction, the Biotron was time again. Don't play with Laguna Beach : Sand Y pald for by the Nat!ort!!I fir e when you don 't need it for Gustafson , 81h, Costa Mesa: Slcence Foundation._ the Na-· something important. Don't Cynthia Brazell, 9, Costa t!onal Institutes of Health . the build · ca mpfires unless the Mesa. Ford Foundation, ancl Stii.te of area Is safe and fires are Honorable mentions in the Wisconsin. It Is Rvailable for allowed. Keep the area clear poetry contest go to Susie scientists from United States and keeE._wate handy to QUt Skinner 10 New~rt_Beach an fo rei gn universities out the fire. If you see and Lisa o nsop. 10. CO:s a gove rnment an Industry - smouldering cigarettes o r Mesa. Y>'lth a cost or 10 cents per squ<ire fo'ft p~r day, or 15 ··S!lme people say that a robin row. nien a tug of war begins. , ~an hear the soft ru stle of a The robin grabs the end of the -moving worm. Some say he worm In his beak -and pulls. /-;) /), /;) :puts his beak close to the Butthewormpullstooandhe 0----L;a1•o[j Corner ____ , cents If the chosen climate runs below freezing. ··ground to smell (or worms. can pull quite hard. though -s.me say his bdght eyes"'" usuany the robin w i" s . RIDDLES and JOKES down to spot a pink worm in Sometimes the worm • gets ·the grass. For a long time the pulled in two pieces and the real experts were not sure robin gels only half, The other ilow a clever robin finds a half is left dcrwn in the burrow, ·wonn . And. of all things, sometimes this ha!( a worm manages to regrow himself and become a full·sized worm again . A robin is always fami shed because he keeps so very busy. He would like to ea t 60 * PRIZE WINNER Question : What did the wall say to the nut? ·1nu1eM e •q 11.•M ue~ puw pe1J.1ww ,,15 •M 1,uop AltM :JtMIU'f Lill JlllftMfh It. 4'1 •. 11"' It., C11t1 Mt11 • , Many people wonder about (his question and now at last we seem to have the answer. For one thing, we are sure "that a robin cannot smell out a worm in the ground . His •hQstrlls are two small holes In his beak But the sniffer Inside hi! nme is not very good and he cannot smell much of ·~ything. When he hunts for his early breakfast, ~ hops a worms a day, if he could catch '-====================:'..' that many. He never does. So through the rest of the day he~--~-----------------, snacks on berries and fruit . Very early next morning he goes hunting again in the dewy grass. This Is the most likely time and the most likely plat! to find worms. · fe"w jerky hops . then atops and cock.! bis little head to one side. He seems to be listening 'with his ear fairly close to the "gii>und. But where Is his ear? Andv 1,~11 1 W•r141 ... ,.1111 10 Actually a bird 's ea rs are Sir•" L•vY. 111• n, of P1te•borol.llh. ,.just where you would expect on11r~ c1n1c11 '°'""' •u.1e111on: ,.-Uiem to be -one on each side Was the Franken1teln monster -of his head. But he has no real or ju1t 1 story'? QUter ears. His ears are inside Jlis head. 'Mle openings are No, that weird creature was MOVING Moving is exciting, Although It& kind of sad Saying good-bye to all your friends. But in a way you're glad, Thinking of alt the fri~nds you 'll make And an lhe things you 'H do. ' There is an awful lot of fun Just in store for you. " Klflntd"f 11111 M ll1r -· hi Micllli. •111. II , ,,.n L .. M•u Llftl, HUftll~ hl(ll, ..,-tile WIMlll!I tlll!"Y "° tftt 11<1ry ,,.,. -Ill -mt. Miii y.ur -1r "'"' " UM.It Ltft, 11• lwt. C:.111 Ml ... C111i.11111 • • covered with skfti and never real , nor was the Dr. '..feathers. The real work is Frankenstein who Is supposed L------------------"j""-~ done by Inner ears and a robin to have· created it. The whole ~ can hear very well. Maybe his fantastic yam was made up -hidden ean are sharp cnouflh from a young lady's im. ·to he~ all sorts of soft rust!· aginatlon, one evening back in ings In ~· e grass. But actually t~ early 1800s. She was Mary he does ot cock his head to She!Jey, wife of the famous -usten fo worms crawling on poet, Percy B. Shelley. It or under t ground . !ttn'I! thal they were living in Notice ~e bright little Italy, in the company of other ues of hls. Your eyes are side poels o( the day. One evening, by side, facing front. ~h o( or so the ,tory goes, a group them see the same view. A o( them Invented a aort of in· robin's eyes are placed on op-tellectual pastime . Which of poslte sides of his feathery them could write the grisliest • head. He has two different ghost atory? : views. one on each side. Each Young Mary, so they say, ' eye sees a round view -and went to her room and thought : the two round window& meet up the outline ·for th • · and cross over In front of _., Frankenstein story -ind just Some research began In May three years ago, with a smorgasbord of projects either completed , now In progress, or scheduled . I • r S1t11rd11, O~tobu 3, lq7o DAILY PILOT 1 Tongue Bath Princess. a Bengal tiger, gives one of her offsprin~ a daily _bath at the Port- land Zoo. Princess' other tiger cub watches the goings-on With a wary eye as he awaits his turn at the wash tub. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ s~hool Battlefield Louisiana Integration Leads to Fights . NEW ORLEANS \UP\l - Maybe the Bogalusa schoolboy expressed the black view with his ,crudely le~tered protest -s1@:7-~·•fritegfat1lln on.......7fh outside, segregation on the in· side." School desegregation b Y fede ral court order ls a fact of life in Louisiana t.oday, but most residents were alarmed "'hen black and white students in Bogalusa, 'J'.hibodaux and Hou ma began spo ra dic fislfighting last week. Authorities blamed I h e unrest on "a small group of troublemakers" and took stern measures, including arrests to quell the outbreaks . But a top black leader says Louisiana 's integrated schools have become a new bat· tlegroond where black you lhs are fighting the s a me repressions that bore down on their elders . It was a tense week. Police In Thiboda ux called in state police and deputies from a half dozen surrounding pari~hes after 150 marauding you ths overturned cars. slash· . ecLtir~nd broke windows. Gov. John J . McKelthen hur- riedly left the Southern governors copference i n Mississippi at midweek to issue a proclamation of civil emergency In H o u rri s . Thibodaux already had such a proclamation. U.S. marshals g u a rd e d Bogalusa schools alter police used tear gas lo break up High school foolball 1ame~ racial brawling involving 600 were cancelled at Houma I nt whiles and blacks. Bogalusa. :~ While curfews were i!Jl.pos~d -Rounds .feels th.at "lherr l'fll"lCh"olilrwere"'temporarlly------are.troublema ers. e are nor shut down In Thibod_aux a~d going to let any smill group - Houma. a · (ederal Judge in clo!e down our ~ucation'a; New Orleans Issued orders to system. I have to n1.aintai,rl . 30 Bogalusa•1tudents t.o_ ce~se Jaw and order, regardless 'of and desist from contribut ing who breaks the law black Qr to racial strife. white. l "Yill pre.ser;e law an?=. A! the week closed, police order." , bcgan-~ing a 1969 ~Late _la"." But Harvey Br It ttlr~ .· for the fi rst time against d1ss1-Louisiana field direct.or of thf d~nt students. It provided SWD National Association · for the . fines and si x month jail terms Advantf:me nt o( Colored P~ for "unlawful interference -p;le' lNAACP) said that a~: with educational processes" if dents are not so much at fa~i. the student is at ~ast 17 years for fighting as are school a,d·~ old . ministrators for maintainini:, The LaFourche Pa r is h segregatioo in new and subtl~1 School Board, which governs ways in desegregated school s: .. schools In Thibodaux, issued a 'nle key-to Louisiana 's fre.~. proclamation saying "the en· school unrest, B"rltton said. U. tire school system shall con-"the political pressure ·plac~~ ·tlnue to operate Jn this parish. on school boards which pro-. No disruptive acts or influence hibits the just and fair treat.: will be tolerated (rom any stu-ment of the black studeriti : de.nt or person at the school." withi n the sy!tem.'' ., ~ Troublemai:efs~· said the The week's events "renect; board, will he reported to the problems that black kkbi; police and the district at· are facing as a result of' tomey. desegregation. In mos t caSe;;. Sherif( Charlton Roza nds of r u out Lou.i.!lana t · • Terre&inne Parish, who spcn black student Is s . ; long nights helping Houma segreii:ated in term! Of police, said he felt the pro-di sciplinary action,'' said Brlt-: blem in the schools "is nol a ton. : · racial thing. It Is hard to pin-·' point. It started in the schools · ·· with dlssalisfact\on over elev· Laguna Niguel lion cf (student) officers, the homecomlni court.s, t h e • · cheerleaden." Bank Qpt>ne-d· ! • f I • ___ .__,,..._""I The Bank or I America hasi opened a new branch bank ini Laguna Niguel on Crow~ Valley Parkway near Nigue~ Road. j Branch manager o( the newi $307,000 banking facility ia'. Dave Palafhi, a Huntington: Beach resident. The new: bu ilding replaces t~ bank'S: temporary office in Laguna: Niguel. • ltlllRI: ' AMER ICA'S • GREATEST ! HARDWARE: STORES GRAND OPElllll OCTOBIR 22 . EVERYTHlNG TO: BUILD ANYTHING CONVENIENT CRED!To · beak. In this 1mall cros1-<1ver about scared herself lo death. : stdlon, both t.9es see the When her atory wes told to the : !amt vtew and thl1 ts where group, no otber .coukl compare · he 5Cet the be!t. But he haa to with It. tn 1818. It wu publish· '. keep turil.lng his head 10 focus ed under the title Franken· '6n this narrow acct~ of th• 1tcin. ~lany fllm1 have been Newport Grad •• . L . , • · h h Q his be.sed 1'PM'I ti but they dlffer ~C8~· This Is w Y e coc frem the orlglnal tale -ex- . So · when worm hunting, h ~ ctpt in cne lmportan! detail. h~ rcw steps, stop!! and The monstrous creation was coclcJ hlsnea<I:-!tels 1ow11nrnem-m1. - I I "$ee? Evcrytime I say I had It fl"t an' VOU ·~ VOU h.ad it llrtt, Mol!l!"y's_Jhe one that sots it.' ' ' ~ --• Ens. Robert L. Cox, Jr .. (left) and Ens . Steven R. Lamar, assist Cdr. Bess Sheldon, USN in cu tting their ~raduati on c(lke a t the Naval School Command et Newport, R.l. Ensign Lal)lar. son or Mc. an~ Mrs. Richard S. Lamor. 1501 Galaxy or .. Newport Beach .• recently won the. Leadership Aw a rd at the Nurse Corp! and Medical Service Corps Indoclrlnallon Class in ~hode Island. , ' ; ' ~ ·, . ··-• I ---~ --------• ~~-~--------~-~~~~~~~~·~-----~----------~~-~--~----------.. ' - • • -. ·--.'.I I DAILY PILOT • V~tal Statistics for th~ ~Orange Co~St ,Area Birtlas AMAHl!IM Gl!N•••L HOl,.ITAl '--WI" 11, ,,,. Mr. Niii Mr1. 1tk;h1ni1 Joi!"-· 116'1 p.lewi.nd. Hunu,.ton 8ffCft, bcw Dissolutions Of Marriage Death Notice• . 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SAturda.y, October 3, 1970 DAILY PILOT 9 Oh · No!· It~ Couldn't Happen .. -.~· .Bur-, I r -Did- tflltn Nole: '"'" EllllDr Dtlc Mt;lltll of tlle Wktlltt, llitll.. h~ WA ebMrd -of the h¥O cll•r'l•r PltiltS Ctf'fYllll Ille Wtdlll• Si.Ito Ul'\IWt- l llV fOoltNH IMll'I to LOl:llll. U!th, fol' • •-wltll l.llWI Sllle. • Mt;lltf''• IOl&lll 1rril/ell MfelY ttld Ille followll\9 h 1111 A«OU~t or IM dliCO.,.,.., lfl•r the 1thet IO!AM ~ cr1'11fd. • By DALE MUU.EN Widtlta Beacoa Sports Editor "UlGAN;-utllb rAP) =The 23 Wichita Slate football players, sil assistant toadies and seven other passengers aboard the No. I chartered aucrafl • ..,.. cell severlll playen 'l"' apoculating oo A stunned a!JeJICe followed. 'J'btn c:rjes notified of •the crash near Silver Plume; the reason for, the delly. • of "Ob' God" no: It couldn't happen:" Colo., ol the No. I-plane catTyin,g 31 '1Maybe we're at tbe wrong alrport," were beard. · passengen shortly after .:"::::-=· :;'?""y"''::-aaid. Most of the players and passengers FridBy. · "Ut;' Slat. probably fool< off for broke down. Just prior to the landing, assistant-loot. Wkh!J8," aaid another. 'Ibe pusengers Jett the plane and ball coach Bob seaman was called to the A rolimate.ly 10 minUtel leaving the boarded a bus waiting aL lhe airport. pj!Ql'LJ<!!>JI! and was told he had a phone au . afl.-Seaman·returMcl and clllted roll. A!.ter arrfvl"l_at Bough Hotel, lhey were ~ wailing at the Logan ~_from _ ther .. i-.. bu-down-" he given ~tives Dy a ~I clan. Dr. Clark Ahlberg, prWdellt of WSU. 0 ,.._.. gone ' The lwo cJiirtered iircraft departed During Seaman's absence for the phone nid. Wichita at 10 a.m. Friday and later land- ed at Denver. There wu a delay of approxlmately-30 min• while nialntena:ftct wu perform- ed an charter plane No. I, appartnUy oa th! landln& gear. , .. The last. that wu seen of the fJrst aircraft by those on tbe4 seci>nd Olght '!II on the-Denvtr·tul .strip. Frtd Conti an assistant coach, ealled Ille players oa Ille second flig)lt Into 1 • , "'°"I room and ,... uiem -In- _ formatlon wu 1vaJlabl1. "I know lhb bas hit you u hard u It bas bit US, bot let'1 111tk It up a little and pray for the best. We nffd you now more than ever. So pleue stay witb u. In your • .own way, aay a Pf8Yer and hope fur tbe best, .. Canll ll>ld Uie pl•ycn. ' The players ate 1 box lunch al lliO mciltl and Uien made plm 10 altood church. . , ·Reds, Pirates -Battle- In Playoff Qpener ., PI'ITSBURGH (AP) -The Cincinnati and Luke \Valker for th~. Firatei. • The rotation calls for Tony Clonfneer to Reds and Pit ls burgh Pirates, their Each hu its team's Winnfna;ell pitcher, go for the Reds and either Bob Veale or managers exuding confidence, begin their Ptferritt with 20 victories and "'-~-w1"1b Bob M f lb p· t · Cin •-·" • , best-of.five series toda)':· for the-.ftlUonal 1 "";~ oose or e tra es lR Cuwau · e pfooshifilp~:~.~~~~·"--~~~~~~~...;!~'i-~"'-"'00~,,~~~~~~~~~~~-11 Dock Ellis, lS-10, was tabbed as the starting pitcher for Pittsburgh. Gary ~olan, considered the steadiest if not the wlnningest Red hurler, was named to start for Cincinnati. Nolan's record is 18-7. Both are rlghthanders. Oddsmakers gave the Reds a slight edge in the playoffs. The weather forecasl was for mostly OK TV TodalJ Chan11el 4 a l 10 a .m. Birds Favored Baltimore, Twins Open Fire Today cloudy skies arid a chance of showers, wi1h the temperature in the low 60s. Manager Sparky Anderson of Cin· cinnati said Friday, .. I think we're the P.UNNEAPOLIS -ST. PAUL (AP} -teams are capable of turning oa a best team in baseball, but they're the se-Baltimore's star-lined pitching staff slugfest. ~~~!:!!!!::!!!!!'._;:1,~"-bes-L_w_e _w_on_mTo_re_g_am_es_, -di-·dn_'_t _,m.,.a~it: ~~ Harmon Killebrew, 41 homers and 111 TW INS HARMON KILLEBREW (LEFT), TONY OL IVA _READY FOR BIRDS. The Reds took the West Division tille of.five Anlerican League champi::=;ftp:-"T11J,..i>atted in;-ond-Tony Ollva,J2i, aro- Sp!trts In. Brief Finley FiresMcN am:ara ; · W;j lliams New Mii TUJger ' OAKJ:;i.ND J" Charlet Finley, 9wner <If the -Oaidarid'-,.th1etics, fired fuaniier Zohn-McNamara Friday and named fonner BOston Red Sox skipper Dick Wllliams to handle the team in 1971. Williams, who took the Red Sox to the American League pennant in 1967. agreed to a two-year contract, Finley said. • ST. LOUIS -Pitcher Bob Gibson land· ed a $150,000 salary to become baseball 's highest-paid player. the St. Louis -cmma1s--satd-Friday. , · "I mentioned a figure and Bob men..,_ lioned a figure," said Bing Devine,. gen! era! manager. "We weren't far apart and then I call· td_¥r. Busch (August A. Busch, Jr., club preSident.)" A cardinal spokesman said: "Gibbie's about the highest. We're told Carl Yastrezemski of Boston is getting abou~ $140,000." • WILPttINGTON, N.C. -Bobby ~1itchell If Danville, Va., shot a seven-under-par Trojans Test Oregon State At Coliseum LOS ANGELES (AP) -A remem· brance of the past haunts Southern California football cOach John McKay. The day was Nov. 11, 1967. On a dreary, rainwashed afternoon in Corvallis, Ore., the Oregon State Beavers scored one of the mo1·e stunning upsets in college football, beating USC 3-0 to pre- vent an unbeaten season. That was the last time the Trojans lost a game. Tonight al 8 the two foes collide at the C.Oliseum. USC Went through M Friday for a !&-hole total , the Iowe!t on tilt PGA UIU; this yeat, to take these· rond round lead in the $60,000 Azalea Open Golf Tournament. The previoll.1 low was 13! by Arnold Palmer in the Greater Greensboro Open last spring. Mitchell, Zl, seeking his first victory in four years on the tour, held a two-stroke lead over defending champion Dale Douglass, who equalled the Course. record with a 63 to go w1th his opening 69 for a 132 total Mitchell, a pro since he v.•as 15. had !ight birdies, one bogey·and nine pars in bis 32-32 round. Seventy-three players survived the one· under-par 141 cutoff for the final rounds today and Swlday. • LOS ANGELES -Running back Les Josephson was formally reactivated by the l.os Angeles Rarruf Friday while his veteran backfield teammate, Tommy Mason, was placed on the "move" list, which means he will miss at least two more National FootbaJI League games. Mason had been e:xpected to resume play here Sunday against the San Diego Chargers but coach George Allen decided rurther rest would help mend a rib in- jury. Allen said Josephson, whose jaw was rractured in a practice accident three weeks ago, and Willie Ellison, who had been his repla~ment, will open up against the Chargers. ... JACKSON, Miss. -Scott HunjeP:' Alabama's passing ace, has a shou1der separation, coach Paul "Bear" Bryant said Friday night, and will miss to- nigbt'a crucial Southeastern Conference game here with Mississippi. The loss of Hunter means that a sellout crowd and a national televblon audience: (ABC) won't get to see the rematch between Hunter and Ole Miss' Archie Manning, two of the naUon's top quarterbacks. Baseball's Umps ·Nixed; . Games Still On :j CHJCAGO (AP) Baseball's maoaaement re~ tM. latest de~andl from slriking ·umpiiet Friday nl&ht, eve of the major league playoffs, but the games will be played as tCheduled "We'll have the game and we'll have four competent umpi}'es," said NaUonal League President Charles ' 1 Chu b ' ' Feeney in Pittsburgh; where the Pirates and CinciMatl Reds clash Saturday for the NL crown. In Minneapolis, where the Twins clash with the Baltimore Orioles, Feeny was echoed by American League President Joe Cronin. "Don't worry," he said. The entire membership of the Umpire's Association held a day·long meeting in Chicago and remained united in their de- mand for higher salaries. John Reynolds, t h'e usociation's lawyer, emerged from the session to an- nounce that Feeney had turned down the demand of $5,000 per man .for the playoffs and $10,000 per man for the World Series on a three.year contract. I advised Mr. Feeney that already ap- pointed six·men crews would be in Min- neapolis and Pittsburgh for the start of the playoffs," said Reynolds, "but they will not work unless an agreement has been reached in Lhe meantime." The umpiring group decided at a morn- ing meeting to hold to its post-season playoff salary demands. Last year um. pires received $2,500 for the playoff and $6,500 for the World Serles. Reynolds . tried throughout the af. ternoon to reach Feeney, baseball management's spokesman in the negotia- tions with the wnpires. Reynolds indicated that Feeney con-- lracted President Joe Cronin of the American League and presurnabl>: cOm· missioner Bowie Kuhn in rejecting the umpires' ultimatum. Asked if the untpire &ction constituted a strike, Reynolds replied': "You could call it a strike or a boycott." Reynolds sald l>rlor to Fee.ney's re· jection of the wnplre demand, the Na· tiona1 League chief had offered a com- promise settlement of $3,000 for the playoffs and S?,000 for the World Series on a one-year contract. · ""1th a touo record, while the Sues.were series opening today. ·.. ...,Minnesota's big bats. Frank Robinson, 89-73 in winning the East. _ A crowd of between 30,000 and 35,000 is Baltimore's only .:)00· hitter, and Boog Manager Danny Murtaugh of the expected at Metropolitan Stadium. Powell, 35 homers and 114 RBl5, are the Pirates defended his Charges, saying, "1 • "The team that makes the least Orioles' threats. · think we're as am u any club in number of mistakes has the best ..J base--iiill. --chance;" said-BalUinore man&ger E*f'I Killebrew and rowe!J practically ~ton "Records don't mean too much in a Well.ver. "The team which has the bes\ .Series like this," the 52-year-old skipper pitching should win." said. On paper, the 'Orioles have the best On TV Todag Channel 4 a t l p.111. The-Reds had an M edge over the pitching by a wide margin . Pirates_ in reg_ular season play, and ·Left-hander Mike ~ellar, 24-:8, leads one-man shows when-the Twins capturtd PittS&irgh won only one game at the new the parade of three »game Or10le-win--- .RJV,mront Stadium in C~clnnaU, ners to \he . tnOUid .. satffi'aay ~en_oc the 12 Ugular season games. Tbe .first two games· w1ll~be -played in rlghthande'r Jim Pefry, 24-12. ·' · f P_owell hit .333 and drove in 1~ runs. Throe-Rivers Stadi•um· '. which opened in Manager Bill Rigney of the Twim has Killebrew sent Jn 13 runs with a .m Ju.,. the..aame fedhig·as Weaver. average and Ii& homers three more than The ~lrcf. and fourth and fifth sames if '1'lbe secret to our winning ls contain-1>9.well • •• ' · necessary, will be in Cincinnati. fng their hitters,'' said Rigney. "We know Ce .~ . ' · . · . Two southpaws are scheduled to start they're going to throw good r..·tchtng." nter fielder Jim Holt, pla~ ~th Sundays game, JUn Merritt for the Reds But if the pitching does aJter both . Brant A1yea, was Minnesota s leading ' hitter against Baltimore with a .429 Jones Gets Mission Pole; Gurney Among ·Qualifiers ONTARIO (AP) -Pamelli Jones, driving the same car which won the U.S. manufacturer's championship last week at Kerlt, Wash., grabbed the pole position Friday for Sunday's Mission · Bell .~. Jones. of Palos Verdes, gunned his Mustang to 103.439 mil es an hour over the twisting, 2.$5-mile road course at Ontario International Raceway but his car did double duty. Jones and George Follmer. Arcadia, drive for the Bud Moore team of Spar- tanburg, S.C. After Parnelli's run, Foll· mer jumped into the same Mustang and qualified ~nd at 102.511 m.p.h. He then used his own Mustang to qualify at 102.168 m.p.h. and Saturday they'll decide who uses the No. 1 car. Qualifying back of the top Mustang was Mark Donohue, Media, Pa., in a Javelin at 102.282 m.p.h. Next was Peter Revson, New · York, in another Javelin, 102.0M m.p.h. Revson and Donohue both drive for the Roger Penske team o f Philadelphia. Swede Savage, Dan Gurney of Costa .Ptfesa and E4 Leslie rounded out the top qualifiers. Further qualifying for the 11th race on the Trans-Am tour continue& Saturday. Sunday's 79-lap feature has $25,000 in prize money. TOP QUALIFIERS Parnelll Jonea, Palos Verdes, Mustang, 103.439 m.p.h. Mark Donohue, Media, Pa., Javelifl, 102.211 m.p.h.· LAST RACE SUNDAY? Cost• Mta•'• Din Gumty George Follmer, Arcadia. Mwi:taiig, 102.168 m.p.h. Pete Revson, New York, Javelin, 102.054 m.p.h. Swede Savage, Santa Ana, Barracuda, .1otlrl6 m.p.h. Dan Gurney, Costa Mesa, Barracuda, 101.713 m.p.h. Ed Leslie, Carmel, Camaro, 101.S?S m.p.h. a\ler'age. Elrod Hendricks, a quesuon mark because of a recent finger Jnjury while catching, Jed the Orioles with a .IJ11 mark against-MiMesota hurlers. Reliever Ron Perranoskl and Jim Kaat, the latter scheduled ID start the . fourth game if it is necessary, were each 2-0 against the Birds. Perry WU 2·2 and Bert Blyleven, the Monday probable, was 1.0. Cueller was 2-2 against West Dfvislon UUist Minnesota, second game pltcber Dave McNaJJy 2-1 and third game starter Jim Palmer 0-2. Reliever Diet Hall wla 1-0. . . The .series moves to Balthnore Monday for the windup that will detmnine the circuit's World Serles entrant. Mighty Texas Duels Unbeaten UCLA Today AUSTIN, Tex. (AP) -Texas' awesome wishbone-T oUenSe will collide with a rugged UCLA defense that baa given up only JO points a game this year as the two undefeated teams meet ~ day. The Longhorns, No. 2 in the polls after·capturing the national .college foot· ball title last year, have won 22 strailht games for the nation's longest winnin& streak. · Jn victories over Caliromia and Tau Tech this season, Longhorn runners bav1 stampeded for an ,average of 4.T1 .5 yards a game on the ground, far abcwe o&be NCAA record of 391 , set by naUonal champion Oklabom1 in 1956. final drills in preparation or ' n1g rn;------~------ tuSsle with OSU, McKay announced that Ch Ch II R s :J ;~~·;~~:; .. th~u:e~'"i';l':"~ • argers · a enge ams unuay. Surprisingly, All·America 's Ste v • Worster and Jim Bertelsen are otlly the 3-4 ball carries in the backfield. Quarterback Eddie Phillips has rij,ped orr 256 yards rushing in two gamu, followed by half·bac~ Billy Diile with 147, Worster with 136 and Bertelsen with 121 yards rUShlltg. John Grant, 6-foot-4. 240 pounds, will -starl~at-tackle.and CUrtis..Iimm90s, 5-11, 1'18, will be at cornerback because of in· juries to Tody Smith and Tyrone Hudson. USC's siting of games without a deftat )las stretched to 24 in • fOW with the IChool record only three away. O..gon State's hopes of upoelting Soolhem Ca1i£omia in the Paciric-t's ma· jor game are nearly nil after the loss of quarterblcll: Sttvc EndicoU with a broken wrist ~e fifth-ranked Trojans were lied 21· 21 by Nebraska two weeks ago but bOUnCed bac.k 48-0 ~over Jowa. Oregon State Wl!S edged 14--9 by UCLA In 1he sea-'On opener but went on to beat Iowa ahd Oklahoma. Eodlcotf. the Beavers' top passer, wilJ .be roplac;ed l>J .Ralpb Keck, a junior l't'.garded u a 1trong runner and falr P"""· On the ~ scliedUle ti-merely read!!: San Diego at Loi Angeles, Sunday, Oct. 4. But to Sout!itm callfornia professional football fans, it is much more than that. What pul$ thil -In the em• 1pecilll category is that the .Chargers were born in Los Angeles back in 1960 as a charter member of the now defunct Amttican Football Lea.gue. Things were not too chummy between lhe NFL and AFL in UM!st daYJ. and that v.·a$ especially true of the RQms and Ch3rgers. who shaitd the Memorial Collseum. rn Itel the Charges moved lo san Diego, t1nd-SUnday'1 gllme will mark the first Ume they have returned to their original llomplng aroun<!J. The I p.m. k:ickoff-is-ex~-to-.attracl-ep- proxlmate.ly 70,000. II iJ not,. bowe.ver, the first mtttlng· between the Rams and Chargers. "n>ey have played four )Jl'<Vioul times In pre- stason games, with Loi Angeles winning: three, including a 50-1 romp ln 1967 and a J&-14 victory this year, In between, the Olargers won in '68, 35-13, and the Rams in '69, 24·1 4. Ii win Sunds.y is equnlly Important to opposing coaches George Allen of the Rams and Chnrlle Waller of the Ol'trgers. .Atttr an all·wiMina f.O pre.&eason, the _ Rams •re U in, league games,_ coming oll Uleir first shutout 1ince J964.J a IM triumph over Bulfalo last we e k • Ne>ertheless, the club has failed to open ' • up.a_lead.Jn lhe.__~FC West .because San Francl.sco is ilso 2-0. • The Cbargers, mcanwhlie1 are 0-1·1 after a thrilling 2'1·%7 tit: against Oakland last Sunday. Coupled lflth an apclllng game 16-t~.lou .to Baltimore, san Diego Ti game and, a 1'11.f tielilh<I SUl')>risffig AFC West leader Denver (2.o). , The mo.\t frequently asked question of both . head coaches the past few weeks has been, "Who will yout runnins: backs be?" 1njurie5 In the offensive bacl{flcld have forced bolh aquads to etpcrlment wit h various .a:imbinallons. >~or lhe Ra~. Larry Smith must sit out another week wJth a hamsrtlng_pull, but Les JosephM>n will likely be acUvated !Iller lhree week! oo the sidelines with a broktn jaw .. \ In additJon Tommy Mason , who mlu- Cll the Buffalo same wilh bruised ribs, may be ready, all of which means Allen could choose from .a variety of bacldfeld pairs. Jt could be Josephson and Willie Ellison, who rmhed for IO yards against the Bllla; or Je&ephlon and Pe.t CWran, who carried 22 times for '78 yards Jn Buf· flllo ; or Jooephaon and Muon; or Elli.ton and Curran. San Diego has had the same problems. The Chariers have Jost last year's top l'll'lhcr in the AFL, Dick Post, with a knee injury. A knee allmtnl has al!O fortcd, Brad 11ubbert lo the Inactive list, and C"1Vle Foster has ~n hobbled with a sprained anklet Foster rnay be back, however, \o le11m wllh RUOI Smllh In Ille San Diego backfield. Worster, Dale and Bertelsen are 1D tough, agile blockers. b.11 13 touchdowns have come on Ule ground this seuon 1s Phillips appura to . handle the split«eond wishbone. even better than James stree~ who completed his care• undefe1ttd-in JO 1&me1 as a starter. • Plllllips alto bas thrown for 134 1ardl with nine compleUons in 25 pua, -.. tem pts, but he haa had two lnttrctptecf • and mlued open receiv.m enough to worry Longhorn COIChts. Also worrying lhtm Is UCL A quarterback J>tMls Dummlll. a 110· pound senior, w~ ts dtacrlbed by Ttn1 defensive coach M.ike Campbell .a beiRc ''far and away the bllt" peuer we've faic. ed." DAILY PILOT DAILY PILOT ....... hi ... ,r!ck O'DfnMll , Newport Staggers · • • Anaheim Fox, 7-0 By GLENN WHITE in ball control. down and might have gone for ot JM e>a•IJ r111t '''" And defensively lt was the the , touchdown since he was Ernie Johnson called It dis-Sailors all the way as a rugged in the clear. -dplined;-group,_wltb.JuciL tough horn. Then on the next play Young But from this corner it s.lm. bres as Grant Gelker, Eric . Intercepted a pass aild-with ply looked like a helluva foot-Stricker, Taras Young, Russ 3: 16 lift, ~ewport had the ball. ball te.am~ne fundamentally Tucker, Jim Swick, Ron Tripp Nifty runner Mike.Easterling sound and emoliooally high. and Terry Albritton making accoonted for one first down tD Whatever the case, it was hash o! Anaheim. keep the clock-eating strategy something to behold Friday It wa1 Albritton's ball-Janing rolling. Easterling wound up night at Newport Harbor H1!;h tackle that gave Newport Jts with 111 yards in 17 carries, 1.---JohMOO's Sailora:-atagered-touehdo"° a11 he ameare:d Joe mo.s_tly q_n_ Q.ursts thrOl!ih lhe Anaheim, 7-4, in the Sunset McCulley, causing the latter -Anaheim line. . League footba.11 op'ener for both to fumble. Swick pounced on · Mate Dan Seals had 93 yards schools; , · the bobbling ball a few yard! in 17 totes. Anaheim came Into the till deep In the end zone and after Anaheim, throttled to 41 fiked1il'ltin-Onge-€ounty, lvin-Whlt~v:ert.ed-it...was___):'ards net b}.'. land, moved well )... a~ in the CIF, wu unbeat-7-0 with 11 seconds left in the in the air. Bill steadY prt!SUte r en and· figured to handle New-first quarter on the passer. two interceptlons port just about any way Colo-Although there was no change and costly penalties kept the nlst coach Clare VanHoore-in the scoreboard, Newport losers on the ~opes. beke might choose. dominated tM game. Without Jo~n declined !o. take any ·.:. Newport was unbeaten-even much fudging on the imagina-~r~it ~or ~e ~agnif1cent win. unscored on. But supposedly Uon the Sailors could have The kids did it all. They wer.e · the Sailors hi d been playing won' by 30 points or more. sky high . . . pro_bably more second rate opposition. Or per-White missed two field goals, scared ~an_ a~yth1ng. haps they wei'e simply playing one from 24 yards and another "But ~1sc1phne~ fear ls the as ar as lheliCCa-on e-trom-3ryardS:-both-golng·wide·-same-th1ng a5--bemg_up. They manded when they downed ol the target: In the second ca~e to play. We didn't d~ any. Corona de! Mar and Costa haU the victors were stalled thing spectacular coach.ing. Mesa. oo the ColonistsJ three and "One thing I will say, th e At any rate, Newport looked again on the four. kids learned about life tha t like blue-clad lightning bolts, Anaheim made only one men. you can do anything if you ripping the Colonists to pieces acing move all evening-and want to b~dly enough. every way imaginable be.fore that came ·in the last quarter "Anaheim was hurt by pen. 7,000-largest crowd ever at when the Colony marched from allies. Everylime they got Davidson Field. Its four to the Newport 36 tie. moving they got pe~allzed. TERRY ALBRITTON (82) JARS THE BALL LOOSE ON THE NEWPORT TOUCHDOWN PLAY. Offensively, the Tars ripped fore fate stepped in to save , And we had excellent field po- Anabeim's alleged defense for the Sailors. sition. . 307 yards, 266 of that coming First, an end dropped a pass "We have six more tough on the grPltnd as Johnson's on the Tar 23 on a third down league games and we could chaps gave V~'s lads a lesson play. He'd h.ave gotten the first lose 'em all,'.' Johnson . ~Id. Big Weekend The game was rem.iruscent of Newport 's last victory over Anaheim-7--0 in 1963. Anaheim at that time was No. -1 in the CIF, heavily favored, etc. ' -· And again it was a fu mble · (at the Colony five) that set . up a first half score. And it ...... ___ wasJn intercept.ion late in " th·e-ganie -that preserved the Games on Tube -win. Too. Anaheim ' was he1ci to 14 yards rushing In that one, The difference was in this case Newpoit was clearly su- pe;:io~ • • ~ b)' four or five touchdowns. ., Television sports fans Teach the zenith o{ ·viewing for the year during tht next {wo weeks with the ba se ball playoffs followed by the World -Series-.along with. a .myriad of college and .professional foot- ball games. The National League playoff game. between the Cincinnati 'Reds and . Pittsburgh Pirates will be shown on Oiannel 4 at 10 this morning with the American League g a m e between Baltimore and Min· nesola following at I. S~nday it will be the Orioles and Twins only because of a football .committment at 10 between Cincinnati a n d Houston. Otherwise. t h e ga!n"..s on Monday, Tuesday and possibly Wednesday were not definitely scheduled at press time. ~IG"ILIGHT~Ml91111thll of !11! ~·, !i.~'!" 111e1ucllno Lot AllO>l!lt•·Bu11110, GJ:..~~n 11~1~'1,e.~ew 'l'ort. Je!S· '"·"'· en -CL -W1DE WORLO OF SPORT! -TM Mo1orcyde R1ce of Ch1mplon1, helCI 5.ePI. n al Loul•ville. AllO lhe 15!~ world roll1r-1k1tl11g U..mplont l•om L111eflln, Nell, (SlCL --RAMS HIGHLIGHTS -FI Im t Cl hlg!ollgMt of fn1 lttmt·Bllf!tlo B~lt 11ame. J:JCI p.m. UICL -PRO rootBALL HIGHLIGHTS. 6:~ o.m. 17t CL -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -Alatt.m1't Crimson Tl°" vs. lllt Rri>th of Ml.,ls,11111! 11 J1d<10n, Ml11. . 7 p.m. 4!1CL -SPO"-TS Sr>ECll.L -JtrN ColefNn loolu 11 the P1clflc·I loot~)! conltrenc:• 111C1 1•1mlne1 11~ 111m't ltose B-1 "°''"'r1r~ I o.m. UlCL -BOXING -lrl111 Gii Klnq ~•. CwclOflt Bt•I In • 10-roullCI .... u''"lvhl bout. SUNDAY , 10 e.m. (4) Cl -~DOTBALL -Houston Oll1ri wt. l~t Btnoialt In Cl"· cl11n111. 11 1:m. f51CL -COLLEGE FOOT-BALL HIGHLIGHTS -Fllmt nl l1turdaw'1 Notre D~mt v1. Mlchl111n l•!t 111mt. I p.m. IJlCl -PRO l"OOTBALL -.,."" MlnF1tsot1 \llklng1 mtt11 the Grt•n 81Y Pickert .i Mllw1uket. {')Cl -BA5EIALL -Amerlc•" Lt•oue PltYOll 111mt btlwt.n B1lllmo•• Orlolt• 1nd M1nnt$011 ,.wln1. '11.m. !OCL -use HIGHLIGHTS -COl<.h JDh" MtlCIY 1nCI •PC•l.sct•ltr Miki ICl11l1h ltlllwlt Ille USC-Ort<ion St1te 111me 011vlCI S1turo.w "11111 1" 111.e Co!l~m .. 15lCL -COLLEGE rooT -BALL -,.ht UCL" Bruins tilt on t~e Clllt"cllnoi t11Hll!'l1I ch1m11lon T•••• longhorn1. Game w11 t111PC1 S.turll1y In o\uttln. !l)Cl -COLLEGE FOOT· Bo\Ll 1'70 -Hlf~llvhl• Ill the weelo.tfld't too 1ctlotl. lfl(ludlno Notr1 D1me-Mlchlv1n 51111 111C1 UCLA·Te~11. 5 p,m. /tlCL -COLLEGE FOOTBALL -,.11.e Bletk ICnlllhls 01 Gr1mbllni:1 in •ctlon 1111lntf Prt!rit View A&M, lap,pCI S1turCl1y. And so the man they hired to work a seemingly unreach- able miracle, is 3-0-0 at New• port Harbor. has yet to yield a. point and he's just whipped the old Anaheim Fox. Not a bad beginning. .... GAME STATISTICS '" . First dcwn• nnr.1"9 11 • Fir$! CIOWn• ru1MM1 ll 4 Flf1.I Clown• N••lnt 3 I Flr1! dOWnt ff~lll!u 1 1 Tole! firs! dllwf,1 16 11 V1rC11 rl/s~lnQ 711 IS Y1rch pa-.ln9 01 111 y,,.,. 101! ll .., Ntl r1rC11 01lned 301 1!7 Pun11 1Aver11e a1111nce Jill.I J/U.• Pe111lll•1I 'l'1rCls 11en1li1fd 6 50 Fumbltt/Fumblt! lost D/0 10/100 '" ~c••• by Qu1r1tr1 Ana~eim co oe-t Newper! 700 0 -' Sea ts E11 t•rll"9 Whl!t Oeht ~" Tot1l1 1.1.cQtJttn Joe McCulltv Jim McCulley Ca vis Tottll Whitt ll;UJHING N1w11orl !Cb Yt yl IVI H9l 3S.O 11 111 2 '·' ll M I J.7 JUO!.l 1 l 0 1.S S1 71' 1l S.0 -'"•~elm " ' • ' " ,..lSSINO '""" " 1, 'J l ,. .),0 lO , •.& ? o !.e I! .0 IJ Pl JI< Jl~I YI "' ... • • 0 " ""'hi'!"' SAILORrQUARTERBACK ALVIN WHITE (11) FOLLOWS MATE ALEX MOAD FOR A NICE GAIN. The American League game In Baltimoie would be shown at 10 a.m. followed by t h e Pittsburgh-Cincinnati clash at approximately 1 p.m. Jf fourth and fifth games are necessary to detennine a best 3-of-5 win- 10 11.m. !1 11 -COLLEGE FOOT-BALL -The USC Tro11ns t1ct 111.e 0•19on 51111 Belvtro " lllt!r llrtr P1c1'lc"' cl11lle"llf'. G4me tilled S1t11r-111v nlQht. Joe McCulli!V 711 io 2 111 .JOO UCI Rips , Way Into Title Tiffs Spedal IA> the Dally Pilot CUPERTINO -UC Irvine advanced to the championship round of the De Anz.a water polo tournament Friday with three opening round victories in the Foothill College pool. 1be Anteaters opened the day with a clo.!ie 5-3 victory over Orange County rival, Golden West College. 5-3. Later in lhe1 day they defeated De Anza College, 18-2 and UC Berkeley B team, 8-2. nus brings the season record to seven wins and no de(eats. This morning the Anteaters played UC Berkeley's No. 1 team at 9:15. They will relurn to action at 2:15 against San Jose State and at 6 against the favored De AnzA Foundation team. Jn the battle with Golden West, the Anteate.rs moved in front in the first quarter and held the lead all the way with Dale Hahn 5CQring two goals and Tim H1rrison. ~tike Martin and Ferdy ~fassimlno one uch. Against De Anu, 10 players dented the acoring column with Hahh and Massimino ucb scoring four . Wade Arens and Bruce Black hit two 1piect. Single goels were scored by Jim Bradburn. Jack Dickman, H1rrllon1 M a r l I n , Bob MCClellrn and Bob Searles. Jn the final g1me, Bradburn, Martin. and Massimino each hid two . with Dickman and Hahn lddlng on< apiece. 'l ner to participate in the World MONDAY Pirates Rout Cypress, 35-0 Series that begins Saturday, Oct. 10, the same foremal would be followed. On the college football scene, today's nation a 11 y televised game Is between Alabama and Mississippi with Channel 7 airing the action at 6:45. 6 p,m. /1 )CL -PRO FOOTBALL -Th1 CMc100 Be1rt meet Ille LIOf't 11 Detro/I. II 11.m. UICL -Bl'!Utlll MIGHl!GMTS -Fiim!(! ~lglllighh ~I 1119 UCL"'·Unlvtr1ltv ot Tt•lt 111me pl1wtc1 suurd1Y. Valbuena Tosses Two TD Passes for OCC Woods Gets Two Wins By CRAIG SHEFF or lilt p.11, l'llot s1tn Gary Valbuena came of age Friday night. Valbuena, the Orange Co'iist College freshman quarterback ~·ho had looked mediocre in the Pirates' first two games this season. really turned on in leading the Bucs to a 35-0 victory over Cypress College at LeBard Stadium . Valbuena, like OCC had &puttered in the first two games and in the process, the Pirates lost both of them. But he was razcr sharp Fri· day, blitzing tile Cypress de· fensh'e secondary for 22fl yards, completing 20 or 35 passes, including a pair of touchdown strikes. His key receivers \\·ere freshmeri Tom Malone and Doug Young. t.1alone was on the rece,ving end nine times ff * * O.t.frill STATISTICS °'' c !<lr11 Cl~ """'.,,. ' ' 1'1 .. 1 .,.,...,,_ NUll!t " ' Flr1! downt _,.Ill"* • ' Tlll1I ttnl dDwni " " V1r~ rv_,,,1,.. '" 'M Y11'11t . HU l"I >» ,. 'l'•...t• •m• • • N9' Ytrdt Nllll'd "' "' Pv11tl/A¥el' ... dl1!1nct f l)t 0 1!11 f ~-!11111 V1rd1 Dt"t!ltfd "" ,,. l'""'bltt/ll=Umlllfl IMI '" '" S<ttt 11'1 Out"tn C•••t11 • • • • -• 0•1"11 C011t ' ' " , ' -U ltU5HlNO Ot't~tt CMtl "' " ~ '"' M1t1l11 , " • .. "'"'''"'i.111 • ~ • " Mt~1r • • • " for 100 yards while 'Young caught six passes for 112 yards, including two that went for touchdowns. Coacll Dick Tucker's Pir- ates dominated the gaml', bu ilding up a 21-0 halftime lead and then coasting the rest of the wa y. The OCC defense held Cy- press to just 70 net ya rds rush- ing and sev~ yards passing in the first hllf. Valbuena directed the' Pir- ates to their firSt score late in the first .quarter with a 2$. yard pll.SS to Young for the touchdown. After Bob Hyder kicked the extra polnt. the Bucs had a 7-0 lead with 12 seconds left in the lir.!it quar. ter. After holding Cypress. the Pirates receh'ed good field position. taking over after a punt at the Charger 42. * * * M1v.,.1 • " • ,,. \lfllMN ' H " u ''""ti ' " • 11.0 """'' ' • ' .s.o """ 1 • ' "' Tott" • "' • " • ,, ..... ~~lft\llo " .. • u Mt..-1 • " " ·!.1 'MW ' ' ' ••• lo!IW""~ • " • '·' Ort~•' ' ., • ••• Htdd<I• ' " ' " Tor.11 • "' • " ,A5SIMO Ort11"C011l .. .. "' " ... v11~tr11 ~ • ' "' ••• ·-• ' ' ~ .... Tol•lt e " ' , . ... Cl'tfftt 1.1 ..... " • • • • .... Crl\191 ' • ' • -Tott11 " " • •e .... Passes from Valbuena to Paul Hart (10 yards), and Young (13 yards) spearheaded the 42-yard drive in six plays. Letterman halfback Coe Mey- er capped the drive with a five-yard touchd_9v..l\ spurt and Ryder added the extra point . The Pirates scored their third touchdown with 10 :31 lefl in the second quarter on a 12-yard pass from Vafbuena to Young. The perfect throw deep in the .end zone capped a 45-yard dri ve in five plays. The big gainer in the series was Bret Mattias· 30-yard sweep around right end that carried to the Cypress 15. Orange Coast added its fourth score oflthe first ser· ies of downs of the third quar· ter, going 65 yards in six plays carrying the final lwo yards. In the drive, Valbucnll com- p~~ted three straight passes, h1Uing, Tony Ventimiglia /six yards), to.1alone (14) and Young (40). The latter pass carried to the five-yard tine . In addition to the Houston· The Pirates added their fin· Cincinl'lati game Sund a y, al touchdown with just 20 sec· Channel 2 will bring the Min· onds left in the game when nesota Vikings and Green Bay Huntington Beach 's national quarterback Bill Shedd toss-Packers to the west coast at 1 speedway motorcycle racing cd a seven . yard strike t 0 o·clock. champion Rick Woods won two George Barnett. Ryder added Monday night's pro game of the three events he was the extra point. features the Chicago Bears at entered in Friday night oo the Orange Coast ls now Idle Detroit. regular racing card at Orange until Oct. 17 when It hOst.s Full-TODAY ~e~~t-y Falrgrounds in Costa erton JC in the South Coast l'e •. m. !')('\. -BASEBALL -"11· tlof>ll Le~ue 11111011 1•rn. lletwffn 111• \Voods na1'led "·wn a · to • Conference opener. c1fl(1...,.11 Rtc1' ,..., "" PlthlMl•I" U\l \'IC ry Pl•111s 11 T11r" R1.,..r1 s11e11um n in the scratch main event race The Pir11tes finished the Plthburah. before 2,800 !ans and relu-ed . h . h j36 d hi 1 P·"'· (~!Cl -IASE!IALL -'" n1g t Wit yar s rus ng 5 L•~ E••t <119moton to the fairgrounds dirt oval lo d 256 ' f t I t J Orlolt!!I lovrnev to lloom· an passing or a ne o a ~ , Minn .. 1o f1a. e111 Rlqn.v·• capture a head-to-head match of 392. Cypress ran for 97 ~ '7:'~1u1:1~~':.. ~.~'1. 1•fl'HI 111 race from Steve Bast of Van yards and pa~ed for another • 11.m. UICL -PltO FOOTBALL Nuys. 140. with most of the passingl-:::;:::;:::;:::::::::::::::::::::::=::::::::::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::,I~ yardage coming in the final ll quart.er. OCC also lntercePtcd four passes In the game with Craig ZallA:Jsky, Paul Moro, Jessi Hernandez and Mike r.elet picking off the errant Cypress throws. The loss ran Cyprcs~· sea· son mark to G-3. Other set. backs were to Riverside and Saddleback. •••y·c•rt ectiv1 W••I' lot ' men end boy1 CASA GARCIA new color 11vt corcf- btll bottorn- briclt ftd NOW OPEN 24 HOURS SPECIAL NIGHTOWL BREAKFAST 11 p.m. lo 8 '·"'· NOON BUFFET 11 to l DINNER ~ to 11 ' COCKTAILS 6 t .m. to 2 t .m. Fffhtri"' A•thentlc Mexlcan Dl1hn 1712 .PLACENTIA . COSTA "4ESA fOOD 10 •O -CLOJID SUNDAYS -6464124 . 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T"'°rPI! P!lyecl Ml COlllGI foo!t:Mt!I tor C1t1l1l1, ""'lcll Jlllytd lflllltl (Oltil!lt IHn'll bl.II W!I NOT • collegt 1!1elf . , . Ctrll)lt ICIU!t!IY wa1 111 lnC1115trl1 I high tcllool n ttlll!11'1- ..:i "' 1reln lnCllt ni. * I b9I ~ d10n•1 tr.riow lt\11 Tl'l'I O'S111n11r, "tilt 1111t1r'1 kotdi,"--11 r~ 111r YG\I II I trutl' IPOftlnl ,,.kl -ll>t blolft! kOICJI blf'lllfl "' Callfomll. (~Ill TAM O'SHANTER ....... Scotch Mlskv N s5 69 l'l'OOf 4A ... • • • • • • • :1 •• ~ ~ ., ' 1 Ira Fri g5· gu• lhr Ing 1 tin1 cia (E< coa · t>ai ·the . 1 'Pll Irv Oji< 'J - co cir OY L< .w. ... 1 on co le. co r.a J i 01. lh th or fr .47 :M a, pl lh • R ~ 01 Q tt )i 11 -· Ii ii g y i • ~ P. By PHIL ROSS 01 flM 011lr l'lllt .$1111 The favored Edi.wn Chargers roared from a 12·7 deficit Jn the final period Friday night to overcome thhe fired up Estancia Eagles, 14-12, in an Irvine Lea- gue football opener before an overflow throng or ~screaming (ans al Hunt· .!!Jgto.Jllkac · h. _. The contest wa llled as a battle pit· ting the most explosive offense (EsCan. c@) "galllst the stingiest defense . (Edison) in theti Orange Coast area and coach Bill V.ail.'s Chargers bad to use a ·pair· of PAT kicks by Gary Balch for ·their narrow margin of victory. The Chargers, fa.wed in the DAILY ·PILOT staff poll to wind up with the Irvine crown in only their second Year of operation, pushed across lhe witmini points wilh 7:20 left in the alla~. They did it on a cunning, 26-yard pass and run play from quarterback Jerry Hinojosa to 6-5 split end John Fisher. With a crucial fourth down and four situation at the Eagle 26-yard line, Fisher lilied up split out to the left side and-tlhen raced at a right angle through the heart of th~ Estancia secondary. He pulled in osa'S aerial at the 1g:-- yardsi:ripe, cut to _Iii!: Jett, set sail for paydirt and in tum, beat oot a pair or Eagle defenden . The scoring play topped off a 77-yard, 13-play series which began with 2:16 re- maining in the third quarter. The drive ate up nearly se\'ea millu1es on the Ka.me clock. Alter a scoreless, hard-fought first period, F.stancla lit up the scoreboard in- iUally on reserve quarterback • Hank die of the end zone after a fake handoff Moore 's 24-yard blooper pass to end from Thomas to Jim Schulb: threw' the Kevin Brown, who pulled the ball out of Edison defense off balance. midair in between two Charger defensive The Eagles' second two-point, point- backs. arter attempt was squelched and Edison The Eagles had a momentary, 6-0 edge rebounded three minutes later to embark after a try for a two point conversion was on Its final money-ma~g drive'. Wlsuccessful. -Hino,tosa dldn'l coMeCt on his first suc- Eaison followea wi a sustainecr,-7&.-cessful pass until tlie: fliiil minuteiif llie yard thrust (inRVen p 8ys);,-ta11y1ngon third qusrter but ei:a:led~up compleUng }finojosa's three-yard, off-tackle keeper two-for-lour for 36 yard.! and the TD with 6:16 showing in the first half. pitch to Fisher. Balch's first PAT boot gave the Chargers Thomas, meanwhile, hit on seven of 16 a 7-6 inlerm.issjon margin. for 74 yards and the one score. Estancia regained command at 5: 32 of the third st.aaza.._oo ~ awkward blooper pass, this time a seven-yarder from Curt Thomas to Lee Friedersdorf, with the latter being all alone in the mid- GAMI STATISTICS Fln t downl tVlhlntl f lr'll ._ P9Hlnf Finl do-I Pftl<llli.a T011I tint c1twnt Y•td1 rt.1111111111 Ill Ill · I --1 ' ' . ' II U lff IOJ Y1fdl .-111!1 .M Y1nl1 Int '1 Ntl yar.U .. 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Keith Gibson dropped back, spot a ~iver. threw down field for what Tritan rooters hoped would give them a come-from-behilli victory, only to have Gary McGuire leap high in the air and in- tercept the ball to preserve the t~t win as they let the clock nm out without trying to run off another play. 'The -early part of the contest was ll!Y~I ainslorm that had an effect on the pigskin, causing a ser'Je:i of fumbles that led dlrecUy to the first three scores. Villa Park Cashed in first, getting Its first TO in the first q~r after recovering a San Clemenie fumble on the Triton 30. A IS.yard penalty on pass interference got to the I~. then three plays later Nick Buscaglio circlet;I left end f r o m eight yards oUt for the score. . Pat M~lnally, back to attempt a. kick for the extra point-grabbed the bad pass from center and ran into the end zone for a two-point PAT to give Villa Park an 8-0 lead with four minutes left in the first quarter. However. Gibson got the Tri tons on the scoreboard with 41 seconds left in the half to make it 8-6. on a one-yard. keeper, but was smothered trying to nm the con- version. t usciglio got the Sl@r ans seooni!'~ro~--·• with 5:52-left in the game and Mcln&llf. booted this conver~ion to make It IM. Yet the Tritons came back with the kickoff, "scored in eight plays on an ex- cellent catchin the end zone of a Gibson pass to John Allavie wbo leaped high in the air to grab the ball away from a Villa Park defender. -Craig Anderson booted the extra point tQ make it 15-13. Whlli0the clock stlll showed 3:32 to play -following the Tritons' fourth quarter score, the game didn't last long enough far them to spring loose on a game win- ning drive. ' The Spartans cont.Tolled the ball follow· . QUARTERBACK JERRY HINOJOSA (31 RUNS PAST ESTANCIA'S LEE FRIEOERSDORF (121 WHILE KEN FUNKE (301, ANO JEFF CARTER (54 1 BLOCK OTHER DEFENDERS. il18 the kickoU, drive down to the Truons• 21 with Mcinally scampering ~4 yards aJ'OWJ'.t his own right end, almost break- ing away for a clinching touchdown as ~hll"d f!ua .. te .. Scol°e Mesa Downs Magoolia l 1i Irvine Opener, ·7-0 By BOB ROTll 01 lt'lt OllJY l'li.t $1111 An outstanding defensive performance. complemented by a third period scoring drive gave Costa Mesa a 7.Q upset win over Magnolia in the Mustangs' Irvine League football opener Friday night at Western High School. It was an aroused bunch or Mustangs "Who limited the Sentinels to 51 net yards on the ground and 38 yards in the air, as coach ~1ax ,._1iller's team opened its league campaign by doing something it could not do in the pre-season-win. The only score that Costa Mesa needed came on a six-play, 52-yard dri ve, with Jim Hohl bursting over from tw·o yards out for the touchdown at the 3:31 mark of the third quarter. There were three importan~ plays in the drlve. Kim Wolf turned in the first one, scooting 15 yards on the first play from scrimmage. Then on second·a rr:l-10 on the P.iagnolia .47, quarterback Robin Senik hit Jon :Marchiolattl with a pass good for a first <!own on the 33 yard-line. '· That setup a perfectly executed dr aw play which saw Wol£ gel 31 yards and set the stage for Hohl's score. 3enilo .. Ricard0's soccer style kick made it 7-0. · For a time it appeared as though the ~fustang score would spur the Sentinels on to an offensive show of their own. Quarterback Rich Glaab marclicd his team 3A yards to the Costa Mesa 20-yard line. for a first down situation. · Unable to find a receiver, Glaab lost two yards attempting to scramble. Pat Sv.'eeUand then turned in one or the llil&gest de[emlve plays of the night, col· laring Glaab for a 13 .yard li>ss, stalling lhe drive. • On its next series of downs Magnolia gained a, first down on Costa Mesa's S&- ,yard line. Following an incompleted pass, Qary Schoetller hh Glaab ln the f>e;ckfield, knockfng the ball loose. where Sweetland fell on the ball with eight lbinut.es left lo play. Magnolia still had ,e shot et a score 'Nhen It recovered a ri.1ustang rumble two plaYJ later.., 46 yar<h out. But again the Cos'3 P.fesa defense prevailed, hitting Glaab for a nine yard loss and picking off the first pass he got away. Pat Kalama made the diving in- terception with 6:20 remaining. Unable to pick up a first down, the Mustangs punted from the mid-field stripe, giving the Sentinels the ball on their own 14 yard line with 4:08 left. Forced to rise to the occasion one last time, the Costa Mesa defense did so, after Magnolia had moved the ball 24 yards. Hohl snared an errant pass on the Sen- tinel 40-yard line and returned it to the 3S, killing the hosts' chances with 3:03 showing on the clock. Scboettler picked up the one first down that was necessary to allow lime to run out with the Mustangs in possession or lbe ball. What makes the whitewash all lht more incredible is the fact that the .l\1ustangs were socked for 11 infractions, setting them back 85 Y.lll'd!. It was penalties th~ kept the ball in CMta Mesa territory for most or the scoreless first half. OAMI STATISTICS ,. Flul downt. l'lll~lftfl • Finl doW!ll pt.Hing I Flrlt down1 pe"'IHt1 0 t at•! tint Oawn1 10 Y1rd1 """lnG 161 Y1rd1 pt.1Sltlfl 11 Y1rds losl Jl NI'! y1rd1 Olltled I• F'unli/Avt<ff<I d1'11ncc• ''I0.1 P1111n1ts/Ylnfl l*llflHd 11/U F~s/FUl'l'ltllts IOSI 211 1a ... .., Clffttln • ' ' ' • .. • " " J1•1 .,. "' • • 1 0--1 f I I t-f •USHINO ...... "'*""' ""'' ·-"-. ......., ·~· WilO fl'ltls .. _ °""" Aflllrno ..... ''"" ..... -.. " -' ' • • ' n ' . ' " ' ' ' . " " J1 "' -· • " ' ' , .. • M ' • .. ~AlllMO C"t'..,... i i 1' ' . . M•tMll I t .. . " . ! ' ,, . .. ' •J.t • " • • •• • -~-· • 1S.S • .., • •1.1 ' u " .., • ... ' .. • " " •• » ••• '! MO ... " u oo " .... • .... . " • ... EDISON 'S JERRY HINOJOSA (31 ELUDES TACKLER WHILE EAGLES' Bill WAGNER Ult TRAILS. time was running out. Then, with a fourth and 19, and only 2.1 seconds remaining and the ball on the Triton 23, the Spartans tried a pass that almost backfired on them. •AMI STATISTICS I' hi dow!!S ru1hl11t1 " • Fin.I -~ lllHlne • Flr1I -n1 "'"-'1111 I Tot11 tint dawns I Y•rtll ruthllltl Ill Y11$ p111l11t1 '' Y1rd1 loll 1 t<ltl y1rtl1 lllllM lOt f'unlJJAvtflH dlt11oct '/:W,J Pfflllllft/Yttdl llt"'lllrcl S/65 F11mblH/Fumblel loll J1• '""' .. , Chl•rt"" •• ' ' ' ' "' a " '~ t::·' "' Sii' Cl«Mntt o 6 I VllltP•I\ I 0 I Y-U 7-IS MclnlllY C1nn1v• &over Morrl• J1rr•n McN1m1r1 .,..., Mldd"' UrlM TO!tl• e~1c19l1a '"" Mcln•ll~ Rtkllnotr AndtrlOI> 1-llCllund to111t1 ~ASSING ''"Cl-It "" PC ""' H u • 2 •• V!lll' f'•t--• s ' llUSHINO 5111 Clemt111t tell n 11 ,, ' " ' " . ' ' . ' ' ' . ' . 30 111 Vllll t"ll'lt " " " ' ' ' " " ,. " • • • '" • " • • • , • • • • ' • ' " • ' ' n Bue Poloists Down 2 Foes MO .J11 ... ... '·' ... " .ll •• '·' u • •• '·' " ,, ... ., ., ., u Orange Coast College's water polo team advanced to the semifinals of the 25th Southern California Invitational tournament with a pair of victories Fri- day in the OCC pool. Coach Jack Fullerton's Pirates topped· Mt. San Antonio College, 7-4, and whipped Chaffey, 9-3. The Pirates will face defending cham· pion Fullerton in the semifinals this morning at 11 :30 a.m. The winner of the game will be advanced to the 5:30 cham- pionship Hit. Fullerton nipped Santa Ana, 7-6, and • Cerritos, 1.0 by forfeit in first and second round games at Rio Hondo College. Cer- ritos defeated Rio Hondo, 12-5, in first round action to advance to lhe Fullertin tilt. John Blauer and Bart Hi116ly led the Pirates to the vfctory over Mt. SAC, each gelling two goals. Chris Ga~mon. Steve Schwer and Dave Bannon added one goal each. J'n the victory over ChaUey, Bob Schaer led' the way with three goa1t1 while G~ mon and Blauer hit two each. Paul Ib- bet..on and Tom Warnecke each had one. In action today, Santa Ana and t'haffet me\ at 9 thil morning with Cerritos an4 Mt. San Antonio slated to play at JO :l&. 'l'he winners of those two game vfe. at 12:1l. • DAILV PILOT Sat11rday, Octobtr S, 1q'70 DAILY PILOT Plwlti ~ ... lt:ld11r~ KMlllU ~ions _DroP, 23-16 Nod To Saints , • By HOWARD L. HANDY ot ii. Deity !'lilt s1111 \Vall Maddocks~r(lU(ned-akickolla2 yards for a touchdown but it wasn't enough as the Westminster Lions dropped a 2.1-16 opening Sunset League football decision to the host Santa Ana Saints in Santa Ana Bowl Friday night A pair of missed scoring opportunitie! · tale. in the second and fourth stanzas cost · the Lions a chance at victory. c.oach Tom - Baklwin's Saints exploded for a pair of · touchdowns ~andwiched around Mad~ docks ' sensational run to , win the deciiion. At one stage in the third period It was score or no rontesl. 'Westminster held an 8-3 edge at the in· lermission and kicked off to the Saints to open the second half. A ?~yard march moved the ball lo the 15 where Kirk Byers took a handoff from -ciuarterback Gary Brown, ran wide and passed to Waller Mead in the end zone ·. -ror a-1:>-ya_r_d_tOiiChaown:-DOUg JUChich, who had kicked a 24-yard field goal earlier, converted to give the Saintl!I a 10. 8 edge. It was on the ensuing kickoff return that Maddocks performed his heroics with the aid of some key blocks. Chuck Winkles ran the conversion in to give the Lions a momentary 16-10 adva;tage. MARINA VIKINGS HALFBACK JOE VENTIMIGLIA (32) HAS HIS SIGHTS ON THE WESTERN DEFENSE AFTER TAKll'IG A HANDOFF FROM ST EVE MONAHAN (11). After the kicko"ff return, a bit of razzle· dazzle brought the Saints back in front tn stay. The kickoff was brought to the Saint 40.yard stripe and a penalty moved it to Ille 35. On the first scrimmage play, Brown handed off to Byers aOO the latter circled in front and handed lhe ball back to the Saint quarterback. Panthers--Rall,, .. .. Diablos, 16-7 By tl\ANNY PINEDA or 1'l\t 01111 Plkll Slaff Favored Orange. jolted by a first quarter Mission Viejo touch~own, regain· ed j(s poise in the seond period an~ went on lo defeat the Diablos. 16-7, 1n th~ Crestview .~ague's foolball opener Fri· day on the losers' field. Things may have been vasll y different for Mission Viejo if they had been able to eliminate their own mislakes. Nine penalties cost them dearly, including lour of-the .}$.yard -variety. AdditionaUy. the Diablos tumbled .the ball three times and lost two of them to alert Panther rivals. The Diablos' kicking game slso wa.o; another minus. the longest being a mere 3S yards and the s~ort~st, 19. ~~variably, this gave Orange fine field position. Desi)ite all these adversities. Mission Viejo was in the ball game all the way. Orange. at least a lwo touch~ow,n favorite before the kickoff, actually dtdn t cap1tallze-on-m~f the breaks bccal15e they also were hampered by the men in the striped shirts. The Panthers were hit by four 1a..yard· f'rs with three of them assessed in the final half. Orange moved best \\'ilh a fir1tJ overhead game directed by quarterback 1.fike Churchward, but three of his aerials were intercepted when it counted for the Diablos. Mike lgoe turned in ty:o key ones, and thk first Jed to Jl.1 ission Viejo's touchdown. lgoe plucked one lo give the Diab\os lhe ball in midfield, placing Orange on lhe defensive in the first quarter. On the ensuing punt exchange. the Diablos took off from their own 26 and n1archcd 74 yards in 10 plays for the touchdown. Quarterback Bob Dulich picked up 53 of lhem by faking a pitch out and dashing away. He scored on the same play fron1 10 yards out an Dan Brennan kicked the PAT. Orange took the lead on the ensuing kickoff, moving all the \\"ay !~0111 its flwn 35. Passes by Churchward did most of the damage, with lhe payoff pass goi ng from Churchward to Darrel Johnson from ~ 16 and the !ally. Pa ul .. Sandford ran over for two points and the Panthers led 8·7 wilh 9:26 lert in the haU. Orange came righl back shortly aft er, but Igoe came up \\'ith his second key in· terC1!ption on ~lission Viejo's nine. StUl'k deep in their own terrain. the Diabl os fumb!Si and Orange recovered un ~fission Viejo's 32 yard line. With only seeonds left in the half, Churchward threw two passes. each time to Randy Branch. The last one was fr om lhe 17 and good for the TD. Just one se· cond remained to play. The PAT was wide, bul it mado liltle difference. G.t.Mf. IT.t.TISTIC$ Finl OOwnt r111~~ Flrtl OOWM IMUinll Flril dO*M Pl!fllllt•• 'To,.I lit.ti OOwn• Ym! f-1"9 v .... ~"""' "''"" loft M• , ' ' " ·~ , " •• • ' ' ' • ·~ '" • "' Ille! y1r01 °""""' PunlJ/Aw«llfe O+l!Mlt• ,,_lfllslY•l"Cll 1111:"-'''"' F umb !IS/ F llfl'IDle> Ill> I ' .. ... • ~1 I ·~ '' "''""' ,_ ""'"°" Ho!""'' Ttttk "''"' . ' k"'' .,. OV.11en . " ' . a uSHl"G' ··-.. .. • n II ~7 . " . " ' ' . ·~ Mio\IMI Yitl• ·~ 101 H •I ' " 1 " ., '11 P.t.lst"e Or•"tt H .. ,, ' MIM*I VO.II " . "' ... • " • • ,_1, 0-I " ' " ' • ' ~ • ' • ~ • .. "' ~ ·~ " " •.• " " " " " " ·i.• " r• • Monahan Shines for Marina GWC Splits Meanwhile, fleet-footed John Kwan had moved behind the Lion secondary and ·: Brown'tlurled a long pass that was taken : fln the Westminster 35 and run into the . . . . -- -. --~I ·~ur-n~y -::- As V 1kes Edge Western,. 7-0 ·-<'Mid ne "for fiS:yifrd scor~Play. Juchich put the Saints in front, lJ·JJi wilh a kick. The thiee touchdowns took only. 1:19 to play. By JOHN CASS 01 lfM OillJ !'llOt Slffl Steve Monahan sparkled as he led the J\1arina Vikings to a 7-0 victory over the Pioneers of Western at Westn1insler High School Friday -night· in the Sunset League's 1970 football opener. Monahan scored all of !be Marina poi11Ls with a second period touchdown and the extra point. Consist.ency seemed to be lhe key fac· tor of~lhe game':3S the.losers wun the.-bat- lle or statistics but tosl the game due to poor punts , pass interceptions and fumbles. · Although J\1arina fumbled a Rumbcr nf times, its mistakes ne ver seemed to come at a time when it could erase lhe victory from lhe scoreboard. Monahan, who was outstanding, carried th~ ball 13 times for 55 yards,. completed five passes out of seven attempts for 33 yards with no interceptions. Joe Ventimiglia and Bob Merritt were the other big gainers for·the victors. Ven· limiglia gained 54 yards in 17 carries while Merrill picked.up.44 .in 13 tries .. Defensively, Monahan also sparkled as he intercepted a pass and recovered one ·(If Westem's three fumbles. A--11hort: West.em -pWlt. $el up· the only score in the game. Western got a bad break when 11 kick !raveled only 14 yards to fall dead on the Pioneers' 34--yard line. Monahan then led a seven play attack that reached pay dirt. . Key plays in the drive were a 13-yard Golden \Vest College's water· Piilo team.,. was scheduled to meet Long Beach City College al J l : ~5 this morning in 1 he ----DcAnia. tournament, after the, Rustlers pass play from J\1onahan lo Jeff Losner, split t\\'O games and tied another in ac- .a.five.-yard pass lo Bob Witt, a six.yard 1ion Friday. Coacll TQm Hermstad·s TUil by Venti1niglia and a rive.yard run by club fell to tough UC Irvine in the open· ?\'lerritt. ing ga me, a,-3 with Harry Noah getting all Jl.fonahan then carried over from the three goals for the Rustlers. one-yard line, t~en booted th~ extra poin.i. In tile second co ntcsl. Golden \V~"Sl~d Western continued to stay in the game, lhe U.C. Californ ia (Berkeley ) B team al~ _the way to the end but made too many foug ht 10 a &-6 tie. The game was halted mi.stakes. because of a time limit. G.t.Mf. STATISTICS ~,; w Noah hit three goals Hnd Don Lippoldt, Fir~1 d0""'5 •115~''N l Ross J1,1clnlyre and Rick Br yan added one ~::!: ::: ::,~ ! ('ach for Golden \Vest. To101 11rsr <lowlll 10 11 ''' the final riame Friday a"ain.~t V.tros r1,11~1..q l>ii 1>9 ,.., t> v~ros p1nill{I JJ •~o DcAnza College. the Rustlers won, 10·8, z:;o~.~! ael"ed l~ ;:~ );C:Oring eight go;i[s in !lie third period. Pen.1111ri1Yoros pen•ll!e<'I J 11 1 15 The Rustlers return lo ;iclion next f umbllS/Fumblts kit! 61 J J, l sco .. br ou1r11rt Tuesday. meeting Long Beach City ~ ~ ~ ::; College in 1he Golden \Vest pool • AN .UNIDENTIFI ED MARINA T"ACKLER STOPS A WESTERN RUNNER AS THE VIKINGS' BRYAN KERNS (33) CLOS!S lf'I . Brown hit Walter Mead for the second time from 35 yards out to bring the count to 23·16. Santa Ana. Doug Milne scored the first Lion touchdown from one yard out ,and Siemens hit Jl.fike Dodd for a two point conversion. -· \Vestminster missed a golden flJ>- portunity to widen the halftime margin when \Vayne Van Every blocked a punt at the Saini 22 and fell on the ball at the · two-yard stripe with seven seconds re· n1aining. A drive at the line fell six inche$ short as the gun ended the half. As if that wasn't enough, Terry Young recovered a fumble in the fourth stanza fln the Saint IJ.yard line with 2:07 re· 1na.ining. . · Lion hopes faded as quarterback Jcf( Siemens was dropped twice for losses in an attempt to pass and his third eff91't v.·as intercepted with 27 seconds re· maining to dim the lights on the Lion cage. ·tr -1!- GAME lTATl5TIC1 Fir.t oo.,,, nislli119 F.rst !lawn• IMIS•lno Firs! 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' ' " "· " .. .. ... ••• "' ·"' .a• I.~ ..,, BERKELEY (AP) -Americans swept ' both men's and women's ciuarterflnal matches Friday at the $,35,000 Pacific Coast International Open Tennis Cham· pionship at the Berkeley Tennis Club here and San Francisco's Golden Gateway courts. Top·setded Cliff Richey of San Angeln, 'J'ex ..• defeated sevenlh-seeded Bob Carmich~el , of Paris. France. 7..S, :Hi, 6-. 3. and second seeded Arthur Ashe., of Gum Springs. Va., defeated sixth seeded Thomas Koch of Brazil 6-4, 7·5. Third !eeded Dennis Ralston o( Bakersfield. and fourth seeded Stan Smith of Pasad6la, also advanced to . men·s semifinals today with victories nver Chile's Jaime f illol and C7.~lovakia's Jan Kodell. Ral ston won 6-2, ~ over the twelfth seeded Fillol, and Smith won 6-2. 6-4 over sixth 5eeded Kod . 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I • -· . . Jcf DAILY PILOT , Salutd•y, ~C:lobff .l • .l970 :-.. • '~barley's· . • ~Aunt' Set · "Kt:ll~ \I kror, .. . . PANAV1SION31 TE CHNICOlC 1 -rll--· _,'~,=-~ @O i . . . ' ' ~ .. • ( ?· f- BALBOA ,673-4048 AH ORANG{ COUNTY PRCMIEf!C: lo fl!t:NCH COM~OY or ""•"•~ d:,.1t1our Nod Murde1!! D11·1 lliu it!... FINA L. WIU1 ' TlrtJRSOA\', FJUDAY,AXo AATIHlllAY i'!T a:au P.M. I !HE l:JttL!!"Tm"..All'E'R IN CORONA 01::!.NAJt 111011 SCHOO~ - HOW THlU TUESDAY 211d flATUlE ChorleN111 Hnfn , .. l!~if fllEWP1HrT BEACH • Oli.l·8350' " For Revi~Tal A revival ol the world tam~ • , ... c e "Cbar~y's 't.. A~ .. ~,:: w~Cho(has , .--I ~ esJlziceJbe '. beJlin0118:t lhe cen~ .. m • be staged ;•«t month at' the San.CI em.en le _Community 'J1leater. STARTS :i'.'.~ Richard An::!ersen, who has staged sev~al productions for the San Clemente group, in.I-=========== eluding-" A Thousand Clowns" I and , "Stop the World-I want to Get Off," is djrecti'ng the comedy Of ; young man WHO im,~JOOites his own aunt. Readings for the play .will · held Monday and Tuesda'1"'.lielf-;; p.m. in the C a i• o Playhouse, 202 A v n d a Cabrilkl, San Clemente A C t of~four worrien aild six en riquired for the produ ion. "(.l I l' , DAIL.'( ,~L.OT tt.11t PM!• ....;....--,:"·""' .. ,"-~ -P-ardon-M!f-Glove-------.1;;,1n ;~c~:ny stas ... •n~·~s~lt---=,---..;._---~-:'?1,- ... ... "Charley's Aunt' ,has never illifili•ll Bill Williams (ri~ht) ·is a bit mystified as violinist failed to reach a wide er.id •t.w11 • .....,.,;t.n1c:ieoPun11111ttP11xk1tti1J1 • Arvid Malnaa removes two pair of Rloves (''I couJd eager aud ience," Andersen D;ALOSUTH£RlAND·UUOTI GOULD.·TOMSKERRITI catch a chill in my finger") in this scene from the noted. Jne play was recently c.~5lll•lftll-·--·11•-.·••IUUOC6 mi Huntington Beach Pla)'house. comedy "Once More resurrected. for Broadway "*""'.,.. ,....,.. ~.,.. ~""B W ' IOJPIOllCll IDDT.11..Tl!M' Rllit.WO.lr. .:::=,. ith Feelin,g." The show plays tonight and closes where it received r a v e ,,,.,_.,.,,.._. _.,.__ . :.::::::. next weekend. reviews.. COtol' ~DI: wu. •AHA~ · L"'; ... '""' . HDLUEI 1111111' Only One • MON, THRU l"RI. 1 a t :• p. ·uT.11~5:.M-tl11P.M. sn. ,.,..10.s121-Jt..,,.., l'.M:. · '-'--'-----,,,oc:o ~ 8th FABULO_US WEE!(! :~ .. • o ..... 6:4$ 7ttl....... '•· .., .. PMln .... • "THE HAWAIIANS" . ' .. •• Watch --1-11-tl:le..tandlGr-u---, get his. " . . Ab~ ~i;rr'lll "TME llAIN" Wli'll "DAVID NIYEH ' -1~...JIAJ..,,AUi., Ul MON . Final stocks In al1 hOme editions. That's a big d!al? It Is In Orange County. The DAILY PILOT Is the only dally nt>Mplptt that dellv- trs the · package:. NEW "DOLLY" SHOWTIMES!i· MOiiDAY THRU FRIDAY 7.:oo·. 10:00 T:-11-WN. ·:00·4,00-'hOO-lo-10:00 · . e POSITIVELY ENDS TU~SDAY e • . ' THE MIRiSCH PROlllX:TION OOMPANY ..... A NORMAN JEWISON ·HAL ASHBY PRODUCTION "111E LA.MDI.ORD" .. ,.. BEAU BRIDGES LEE GR ANT DIANA SANDS j ... 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Licensed or Unlicensed, Don't Miss _ This Great Oppg_rtunity MONDA y I OCTOBER 5th, 8 p .• M. -. ·--.. . RETAIL CLERK'S BUILDING --.J!--- 8530 Stanton Ave. (At The lntersecti.on of Stanton and Crescent) Buena Park Near Knott's Berry Farm of 35 Of fices" F. M. TARBELL CO. /1VC. "A lVet rvork COSTA MESA-NEWPORT BEACH VALUE PLUS! SMALL PRICE • $24,950 Cozy & attractive home ideally located in the heart of Costa Mesa, 1 block to park. library & major shopping. Very valuable land with room for extra units on rear of large 135 ft. deep lot. Completely enclosed yard. Work shop in garage. Submit no down G.l. or low down FHA ! 540-1720. WALK TO BEACH! $28,500 4 BEDRM! Recreation facilities all within walking distance, community club, tennis • pool. V.ery spacious home with 2 baths, 2 patios, sprinklers. Forced air heat. dream kitchen • ·built in range. oven & <dishwasher, exquisitely paneled living room & dining room . Great terms· heavy shake roof modern! (0248 ). 540-1720. 4 BEORM $27 ,900 · $1000 DOWN . moves you into this most desirable large fam~Jy home • ideal for entertaining. 2 baths. large fam 1Jy room . quaUty carpeting. Immediate posses. Many amenities. Forced air heat, all electric built in kit- chen, dishwasher. Patio. No down G.l. or low down FHA or le8se with option to buy! For details call now MQ.17211. • A BEAUTY WITH 5\i% LOAN! · Only 5 yrs. new & show s like a brand new model home. Oversized bedrooms, 2 ·~leal!ling bat~s, l~rge family room. Homemaker's pr1~e ·k1tchen w1th ~1ne~t built-in appliances -even a di shwasher'. Ma1est1c fireplace. Delightful covered patio. Sprinklers. Loads of concrete work , cascading waterfall. Truly a "Show Pface. '' Subject to an!'lµ11l % rate l9'!_n assumption now on property -monthly payments less than rent include everything! (0218}. 540-1720. 2 STORY-5 BEDRM. $37,500 No down G.I. or low down all others. Majestic 2 story r.esident:e in a pride of ownership area. 3 baths. beau- tiful deco~ -decorator'~ mu.rals. exquisite bu~t-in kitchen dishwasher. Patio with gas fired BBQ. At-tractiv~ coachman's lantern. BeautifuJ dichondra: lawns. trees·, colortul shrubs & Clowers. 540-1720. "COUNTRY LIVING" · REDUCED $2000 ! Choice Santa Ana hts. area just above Newport Bay, approximately ·'h acte of1ush land with well built home & garage. 66 x 300 ft. -perfect for ho rses . dog kennels or income. Land value here can only go up & up . Sacrific0cat $26.600. 540-1720. TERRIFIC POOL HOME WITH 6% 6.1. LOAN Priced at government appraisal at $32,950 -means honest value on today's market. Prestige location - · r,restige home with oversized bedrooms , 2 baths, · uxury feature(. Only 2 yrs. new . Loads of decking - ltish tropical landscapirig. Present annual % rate loan on property may be assumed. 540-1720. MESA VERDE "TOWN HOUSE" $31 ,950 enjoy the clubhouse. tennis courts, swim pool & golf course near by. King sized bedrooms. 2 separate baths. plush carpeting. drapes & pretty window cov- ering. Washer & dryer included. Electric garage door 9pener, Amana freezer. Builtins. Live a life of luxury here! 540-1720 . 5. BEDRM "SPANISH" · Yi ACRE Late borne j n a horse paradise • room for 2 horses. View of ve rdant green hills. 3 miles to ocean. Quarry tile & carpeted floors. Paneled den with pool table & wet bar. 3 baths. Beautiful grounds . Red tiled roof. Priced far below replacement at $63,500! 54()..1720. PRIVATE ESTATE. "NEWPORf' $57,500 Walled community living -aristocrat,ic in every re- spect. Very spacious 4 bedrooms. 3 bath, family room hOme . 2 elegant fireplace. 40 ft. alumihum covered patiO. Beautiful landscaping .. Enjoy the club- house, cominunity pool. putting greens. All the ad- vantages of Cou'ntry Cl ub living -yet estate sized grounds & privacy all your own . 540-1720. TALK ABOUT "SPACE & LUXURY" $36,500 Owner will sell at government appraisal! Exquisite atrium entr.y way. Sliding glass doors jn mo st all rooms lead to lovely carefree yard. Roman tubs. 2 baths. 1-JJke bedroom s, delighUul lamily room. All electric ~Ush ~utton kitchen. range, oven , dishwash- er, refrigerator, washer. dryer & water softener. Handsome firepl,ace. Owner anxious ~ubmit Y,OUr of· fers! ~1720. 4 BEDRM PLUS 25' "REC" ROOM $32,eoo A.1ost . attractive large recreation r.oo m ideal for all those speciai parties. rich wood eaneling . huge mas- "ter &Uile with dressing room. walk in closets ., . 2 baths, dream kitchen with push button builtin fea- tures. range. --oven, dishwasher. Patio -sundeck. 2100 sq. ft. of supreme livin~! Heavy shake roof. E~cel lent terms • owner leavmg area -submit all oCfers! 10222). 540-1720. 2955 Harbor Blvd.JI Costa Mesa 540-1720 . . -------- HUNTINGTON BEACH-FOUNT-AIN VALLEY HUGE BONUS ROOM Imagine the run you'll have here • 20x20 ft. bonus room ideal for those special parties. Oversized ·bed- rooms. 21h baths, beautiful kitchen gleaming built- in range, oven & dishwasher. Country Cl ub living with 2 communi\y pools. pulling greens. scre~ed patio. So much here & terms to suit. 84&-pG.04 . WALK TO BEACH! 4 BEORM · $35,300 A fantastic home in an area of prestige homes. Very spaciou s with 3 separate baths. beautiful builtin kit- chen. dishwasher, handsome fireplace . farl!.iJy room . Large home designed tor active large family living! Owner helps with financing after low down payment! Only l lh yrs. new! Truly better than new as all the labor has been accomphshed ~ (0226). 962-1373. "YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL"-$29,950! A beautiful honie located near the beach. Owner Is transferred East & must leave this spacious -like new 4 bedroom, 2 bath, tamily room home with the most beautiful green Bermuda hybred lawns. neatly & graciously landscaped .. Patio -enforced for addi-- tional room. Executive built-in ki tchen. dishwasher . Plush carpeting, go rgeOus drapes. rich wood panel- ing. So mucli ·here! ,See it · you 'll Jove it ! (9227) 842-6691. $28,950 ·WITH 5%% LOAN-$149 MO. payments Includes taxe s. in surance -everything! Very Immaculate home in bettl!t than new condition '. Oversized bedroo ms. 2 ba ths. family room . Heavy shake roof beauty wi th a la rge pat!o for outdoor pleasures. P ri me location near all conveniences. Present FHA loan on property which may be as- sumed -you r monthly in5tallments are Je ss than rent ! (0237). 84&-0604 . l 2950 DOWN! $26,950! Ideal location near all freeways, schoools & shop- ping ! Very spacious home with family room , 2 baths. New plush shag carpeting, elegant fireplace sets off spacious living room. Newly decorated inside & out. Low dflwn.,o present annual % rate G.) .. loan on property! Payments li ke r~nt ! (0240 ). 842-6691. NEAR HUNTINGTON CENTER · 3 big parcels or land avaUable at 1949 prices. Ideal for commercial use -1nedical building, etc. For de- tails • please call (0262 • 0261) 842-M91. 16tll BEACH BLVD ............ '42"691 5824 EDINGER ............... i 4' - HUNTINGTON BEACH • RED TILED TR~LEYEL SPANISH! !Ylost a.ttra~live decor. -2400 sq. ft. of the finest qual- ity & hyab1lity ! Spacious bedrooms. 3 baths. family room. Plush carpeting tbruout -even closets! Push button all electric "A ward" kitchen. Family room . Magnilicenl tireplace. Walk to beach -schools & ' shopping.! 842-6691. EXQUISITE SPANISH WITH 6\i % FHA LOAN! Best. financing You ·can find • subject to annual "' ~ rate loan on property which may be assumed ! Open bea~ed ce~hngs, ba_nq~et dining room • atrium -_ l~na1. Sp~n1.sh ~ecor 1ns1dt: & out -massive fireplace, · finest b~JJt-1n kitchen. Patio with gas fired BBQ. wa- ter softener. Only 4 yrs . new -better than model con· dition ! (0251 ). 846-0604. "' EXCEPTIONAL 5 BEORM PLUS POOL · $39,950! ~eated & filtered swim pool, delightful covered pa- tio .. Enter thru the Spanish tiled foyer to this weU plann~ large family home. 2 baths, family room, ~au~1~ul step down i:toman tubs. 2200 sq. ft . of superb hvabil1ty! Many bullt·in features. dishwasher ma· jestic tireplace, builtin hamper & trash shoot. Beau- tiful patio. Prime location ! (0270). 962-1373. RAMBLING 4 BEDROOM "SPANISH" $27 ,950! Be~ut~ful one level "Glen Mar West" home. Space u~hm1ted (2000 sq. ,flt+:--All the delightful built ins, dishwasher. Exquisite fireplace. huge 21 ft. patio for outd~r pleasure. Plush carpeting. drapes & pretty curtains. custom wall paper. It's too good to last! Hurry! (0266). 842-6691. '"'YOUNG & BEAUTIFUL"-$29,950 ! Attractive home -look s like new with spacious bed· rooms. 2 baths, gourmet kitchen with finest built-in features -di shwasher. Massive fireplace .. Beautiful alu!11mum covered patio. Pool sized yard . Prime Io-catton. (0196). 962-1373,-- 4 BEDRM-FAMILY RM-$23,950 Truly a "DoU House " with so many delighUuJ tea- tures you won 't be sble to resisrf'2 baths. family room , magnificent Palos Verdes stone fireplace. new lovely shag carpeting, book shelves in 2 bedrooms. FreshJy r{l~nted i~side & out. BuilUn efficiency kit- chen , ful . dining room . Huge (70 x 111 fl.) pool sized , with patio, grounds. Near Beach all schools & ma-jor shopping. (0169). 84&-0604. ' 18884 lrookhunt Fotintoln Valley 962-1373 ~ • ' • • -' II DAILY ~ILOT S1WnlU, Octoi,., J, lUD Beal Estate Questi ons and ~mment By Re1llor R1 ndaU MeC.rdlo Fed•r•I Housing Adm inistration proctdu,..s? Whit •re FHA's requirement•? Any Information concerning eliplication ? Monthly pay_m1nt1? Maximum loan .,., .. ml.tted? How much must I be making to purchase • $aQ,000 FHA home? Etc. Etc. - Many questions are asked concerning FHA, may I silggest a free IS.page pamphlet on its basic program of. home mortgage insurance through the Federal HOUJ- ing Administration has been issued by the U.S. Depart· ment of Hou sing and Uurban Development. The pa.mph· let spells out qualifications buyers must meet end how apphCaTion for FRA iilsurance is prepared aOOPrOcess.- ed. _ A table shows amount of maximum mortgage per· rn,itted, minimum required investment, and monthly p.;1yment under a 30-year mortgage for various sales priCes of homes. Other sections explain FHA's require- ment for builder warranties on new homes, the limit on tbe mortgage interest. bow special fees and discount points may be obtained free by post card request to the Community Relations Division, HUD, Washington, D. C. Is there such • thing as • h•ndyman do-it-yourself pl•stic home? I know they've been using plastic In Mme mobile homes, but never he•~ of It used in gen- eral construction. Is there such an animal? ·· B. W. Costa Mesa According to Structural Concepts of Van Nuys, d<r tt-yoursel!ers can JTiix and mold a polyurethane com- pound to make cabinet doors, shelves, building panels and even permanent walls for homes. The firm makes foam-pou ring, production equipment costing from $5.000 _ll>JllJQ,lJQI!, 11.!IWLJ!!J.!)JIJlnc¢ca _d<i,[kYours II p~g~ • .for $2,500 witJi enough maJ~r1al to.construci~!he Sh~):f of a 1,000-square-foot home. Two liquids, wheit mixed, l!iupposedlY fo rm a material that "rJses like a cake mix, expands to 30 times its volume, then becomes hard as wood in 15 minutes." And this material is insulating, hot.proof, corrosion and fire-resistant. Editor's Note : Randall R. MeCardle U the president aJ the Real Estaters, an investment analyst; college U!cturer, and author of "ReaL Estate in California ." Send your com· ment! and questions to Randall R: lt1cCardle, c/o the DAILY PILOT, P.O. Bo:c 1560, Costa ltfesa, 92626. . Revenues Slump But Housing Gai1i Seen w ASffiNGTON -A COO• tinued oullook for some im· provement in the national real estate market is indicated in -1 9 7 0 statistical projections released by American Land Title Association. A survey amon11 ALT A ·member underwriters, whose business represents about 63 per cent ot the underwriting volume of its members, finds · lflO first half gross ,revenue down 7.9 P,er cent from the liame period last year. But in· come in the next two quarters is expected to bri ng tot;d 1970 gross revenue lo a point where It Is 2.9 per cent below that recorded by the same uo· derwriters for 1969. Followin11 the first quarter 1970, th e s e underwriters predicted their gross revenue for the yea r would be down an average Of 3 ... per Cent from 1969. Their second quarter projcclions for all of 1970 in- dicate an•outlook for a health.. ier -real estate market by year's end. _ Land t i t I e underwriters evidence and insure .titles to protect re al estalepurcbases and lenders against financial J~ from possible land title defects. The ir b u s i n e s s generally renects the volume or real estate transactions. ALTA membership includes nearly ·au of the underwriters in lbe land title business. lndividual projections amon11 underwriters surveyed found that gross revenue change e1pecte<! for 1970 in comparison with 1969 ran11ed from an eight percent increase to a 25. per cent decrease. Your Horoscope . . ' -'Slump Endln1' Brisk Building Gains Forecast By-NORMAN KEMPSTER WASHINGTON (UPI) The Commerce Department predicts the pace of home building next year will ht the briskest since 1968 as the housing industry climbs out of the "light money" &lump of 1969 and 1970. 'Ibe department forecasts that construction wUt be -Started-next-year-an-1,535,000 conventionally.built housing units, up abo.ut 15 percent fnm the 1,335,000 predkted for this year. A housing unit Is a sin1le- ramUy home or an individu&r I ' a~nt. forecast hits the of 1,335,000 units would be target, 1971 housing production started this year, down 11 per--woold~be nel!'.-.the--level-of--th nLJ.IQ.QL 1969's total ~ PLENTY OF ROOM FOR PLAYING IN WOODSIDE HOME'S LARGE BEDROOM AREA three best years of the 1960s, l ,500,000. · wheA 1,M2,000 units were The National Association of started in 1963, J,562,000 in Home Builders was more op- 1964 and 1,548,000 in 1968. timistic than the government Woodside Homes Apartment Protection Provided But home building will still about 1971's prospects. The lag behind the pace needed to association's chief economist. meet the goal of 26 million Michael Sumichrast, predicted sew or rehabilitated housing !,,00,000 units will be -started units in tJ:ie 10 years from 1968 next year. ta 1978. U:i addition to the con-n.e government says the v e n t i o n ally-built homes, Ample Parking, Provided Features that allow o!f- slreet parking for travel trailers, boats and campers are prime attractions at Woodside, new 104-home eiim· munity by E. B. Akins Com- pany. '·Some Woodside models have exlra·large lots, detach- ed 11ar8ges· or-aCttSrto-the rear lot,"· Atkins s a i'CI •• "Leisure-loving families' find these features provide solu- tions to Anaheim ordinances lh:it forbid street parking for their trailers, campers, and boats. "We've built Woodside homes for easy care and leisure living, and these extra fJ!atures allow families to take full advantage_ of Southe.rn California liv ing." Woodside homes include a ~number of features that pro- vide maximum leisure time with minimum upkeep at moderate purchase prices. Homes start at $27,450. The one-and two-s tor y, three -and four-bedroom homes include "leisure-room" kitchens which allow homemakers to relax, read or watch television in spare moments between k i t c h e n duties. Extra large -master suites make pleasant retreats for adults. while large fenced lots provide ample, safe play areas for youngsters. A separate game room in one model can easily be eon· verted to a den, sewing room or fifth bedroom. Other features in Woodside homes · are formal dining areas, fireplaces, double.door entryways. , carpeting. wide concrete walks and shake or shingle roofs. The development is located on Kellogg Drive between Imperial Highways and Orangethorpe Avenue. Golf centers and schools are close lime for the start of school." by. Financing packages offer ''Woodside homes are part plans ranging from 5 perctnt of the Placenlia s c h o o 1 down at 8 l/.t percent Interest, district," Akins. said. "An to 20 percent down with 8 per- elementary school is l<K"ated cent interest. adjacent lo the development The development is con- and the site of a future hi11h venient to both the Riverside school is across the street. and the Yorba L ind a We're providing move-ins in freeways. --- goal must be met if the Conmmerce predicted a total A unique security rea\ure Is world'! richest naUon is to of 450,000 mobile homes will offered in Weissman Builders provide a decent home for all be manufactured next year. MagnoLia Apartments in Hun-Its citizens, a still unfulfilled That would be up 6 percent tington Beach. Privacy and promise made more than 20 from this year but is more protection is provided through years ago. than doubJ.e the mobile home an e I e ctr on i c system The ·housing industry went production recorded just five coordinating 20th Cent ur y into a slump in the sprin11 of years earlier. technology and contemporary 1969 after the Federal Reserve The Nixon Administration safety needs. Board voted to put a tight lid earlier this year rewrote the -1hrough..persan~U\.ar.d..fuy on-1he.....supply_m_JTI2D~ an<i_ 2.6_ miJUQn boufil!!g_goal to_.~in~·---11 ..., -...-~. ·the ·ornamental g'!tes become _credit in an _e{fort to control dude mobile Pomes. However, V C P $1 D operable .only by resident inflation. · even including mobil~-homes. ets an ut own tenants, ~us eliminati,ng any New homes were started at the goal appears increasingly_ unauthorized wanderers. The a seasonally adjusted annual difficult to reach. entire complex becoming rate of about 1.9 million units If tile Commerce Depart-To B La Li d H Private and secure in January, 1969. But the rate ment ro-asts'of hous•"ng pr°' uy Il a ome These Gold Med~llion units fell to a low of l million units duction ~borne out this year are located at 19132 Magnolia last January. The recovery and next year, it will mean Veterans can own a La Lin· paneled family room walls. Street, Huoti_ngton Beach. Full began this Spring and pushed that 5,658,000 units, including park-like landscaping com-the annual rate to 1.5 million mobile homes, will have been da Home· this wee~end by formal dining rooms, private bined with its full size pool units in July. produced .in the first thret depositing only one dollar bath suites for all master and Jacuzzi, join in creating a Co!.':lmerce predicted a total years of the target decade. thanks to 11: fiew pto11ram bedrooms, forced air heating most complete leisure center: li~;;;;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~---~ and walk-in closets. 1 r starling this week in Fountain Its recrealiona room catures Vl:!lley. The exteriors are provided two pool tables, adding to with wood, shake and shingle tenant pleasure. This new down pa yment roofs, concrete driveways. Magnolia Apartments program for vets is being of-front private courtyards, front features co Io r coordinated fered only al the La Linda yard landscaping with a tree drapes and rug s, com- Homes park series on Euclid and sprinkler system, rea r plimenting the all General Yard fencing and balconies. El-J-,·c appl"ances Each OFF ICE SPACE Street, just north or Warner ""'"' I . Walker & Lee says Fl{A, VA apartment has its own private o... i..,. oufl• • "'•Ht dlv!H 111i. iw._ottk11. Air c11111111'°""'. C•"9f· Avenue in Ft:;iuntain Valley. and coovenl•"onal loan terms pat•·o. extra large m•"rrored one •I ltMdl •111•'1 most ..,...11,1ow llffk• 1H111c111111. NMr '"' .n1«. rn11ur1n1t, lh:. AMve Cllifo,,.11 Tltr\ft •!Id I.tin. 11th llrttt, Cfl" The new 228 home com· are bein'g offered in the new wardrobe an d all-covered MH.1. win ,.,. .. 11 ue ,.,. 111u•r• ktO t 1m;1uc11n1 111e1n1.unct. •ltfl * .. tlon, C•lt '41·•ut. • munity offers single, two-story1, -~L=a~L'.'.ind'.'."'.a~e<>:".l>m'.'.m~u~n~il'!:Y:_· ___ _E_P'"'r~ki~·o~g_:a,,,r::e•":·~----_!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and tri·level designs ranging l in price from $31,950. Directly across the street from the La Linda subdivislon ls Fountain Valley's new Mile Square Park with over 300 acres .of planned recreational facilities. La Linda has four model homes open daily with plans with three, four and flve bedrooms, two or three baths and two and thret? car garages. Walker & Lee Real Estate is offering s a 1 e s CQunseling for La Linda 's park series. Included In the homes are drapes, double entry doors , fireplaces, custom carpets, Leo: Time for Romance mRDREN LIKE UNCLE LEN A great home deserves a great setting ... and SUNDAY OCTOBER 4 By SYDNEY O~ti\RR For C•pricorn lndJvidua1s, money means mo5t Ip areas of pretU,e • a d recognition. C.priconi 11 very much aware of tllh11s that canaot ht paduteet with money. Thus, INMor b.s a real, down-to- eartb meul.11c for many born under tbll aodbc•I sign. Debts of mooey -ud c1nsclenct - art ooe and &be ume for <ese ••tlves. ARIES ('March 21-April 19): JI willing to investigate. you obtain tnrormatlQn that proves of solid aid ln near ruture. Key ls to get out lnto the field. PrearTanted tours are not likely to yield much. Pay sur. prise visit. TAURUS (April 20-May 20l: View both a.Ides or any con- lrover1y. Mate or busin~ss partner may make some pro- vocative suggest.Jons, Mooey 1ppea to be Involved . Di Uc approach on your promoi.s hannooy. GEMINI (May !I.June 20): Ac.unt on marriage, special rtl1Uonshlps. You h i-v e fflleate declsion to make - be sure you decide. ao. y,·hat _)'Oll_want. TryJng too hlfd to pltaite others would 6e trro·r, ~ """'nllnaJY- CANCER (June 21.July 22): tm~• work procedures. New approach would 'be COO· structive. Individual ·who seems indifferent actually is very much concerned, Know this and proceed tn careful manner, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good lunar aspect coincides with opportunity for romanci?, creative pu~it.s. Be ready for change, travtl, variety. A dilemma can be resolved . Get ready to appty fin ishi ng touches. VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. 22 ): Basic issues dominate. Don't neglect apparent minor mat- ters. Some details dovetail In- to complete project. Reailze this and respond accordingly. ll thoroujh, the result is solid gain. LIBRA (S.,pt. 23-0ct. 22): Develop ideas Into them~. Be verMtile. Write and call - and keep yoor own Jines of communication open, Hunch "'°"Id be followed through to conclusion. Be in touch with close relaUve. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21). AC1::enl on money, personal JXl$Se:SSiOOJ. You gain by tak· Ing inllialive. Some fears, doubts lick substance. You fi nd tha.t what you havr IOt.llht I! aclually clolt at hand. :.. SAGITTARI US !Nov. 22- 0... 21): Moon fh youf slgn promotet new cont.acti, will- Jtngness to exJ)«>it your own CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): Trying to hide oc cover a mistake could compound original etTOI". Frank approach succeeds. State your case in truthful, sincere m an n er . i Actually, you can gain allies .... AQUARIUS (Jan. 2Q..Feb. 18l : Obtain hint fr am Capricorn message. One wtio befriends you deserves the truth. J n c 1 u d e family members In special outint:. Be "With loved ones. Express feel - ings -and also be a good lis<ener. AMERICA'S GREATEST HARDWARE STORES PISCES (Feb. 19-March 2()J: GRAND Some a.re extravagant when it ~tes ti;° ::~r: ~~;:~:OPENING Don 't commit yourself to scheme whieh would tarnish r"l"'latlon. Hold on lo prln-OCTOBIR 22 Ci pies. TF TODAY 1s vounE VER YTH ING TO BIRTHDAY you ~emerl!n8 BUI LO AN YTHI NG rrom mate of delai~tty penom and Inexplicable CONVENIENT CREDIT delays. The aelion you seek Is on horlion -includts grealer vaMety o( conlacls w Ith I 1111 -4'limu~ating pe~.-All•flfCllli IUllDING ~. find 0\11 wl>D'I IU~•Y '"' "°" In ·w· ARO mf!"tt ....... iov...._.,., .$vclron" Om1rr.:& boolllfl. "SOcltl ttl11~ '°' Mfll •nd I ' 11 I w-•• Sr'rid tll•""'llt •nd j0 <tflll · 19 °"*' A11r=: i~rfl1, ~DAI~ Y ~l;,,~1',...!~.:t. N.~~·r=i1f."' II S .. we have both! The tw<>-bedroom and two-bedroom-a nd-den homes of Pacific Island Vil- lage are complete wilh everything you want lo come home to. Cuslom touches like Franciscan lile entry ha lls. Luxurious carpeling and draperies. Comptele Medal lion kitchens. Magnificent masler suites..Recessed double- door entries. Very ni ce. Then you step out on lo your patio and lhewhole world lies below .. The Pacific strelches 10 the horizon, uninlerrupled, undislurbed. A country club and riding club are five minutes away, Dana Point Marina ten minutes off. · , Pacific Island Village is the Soulh Coasl's finest active adult community •• . no permanent residents under 18. It's for aduhs who enjoy having profes- sionals do all the exterior maintenance, because they want to enjoy the privale cl ub wilh ils pools, putting green a~d neighbor-meeting clouhouse. See for yourself! · $36,900 to $49,900 71/2% Annual Percenlage Rale Ava il•ble Take S.1nto1 Ana-San Diego Freeway 10 Crown V;i.l- lcy P.trkw~y. ri11ht to Pacific Island Drive, right to models. Or Pacific Coast Highway to Crown Val· Icy P;i.rk\vay, left to Pa cific Island Drive, left to models. Open daily, pacific island village ' 31312 Flying Cloud Drive, LDglllCI Nigiiel _._:.Ph~one 496, 1243 • • ' , ' .. Saturday, Octobtr 3, 1 q10 DAILY PILOT J7 Sales.' Leaders_hip by Ir~n e ro id\ DUnng the !Int e I g b I months ol 1170. Irvine Com· pany resklenUal p to j e c l.1 recorded more new home sales thin' any other developer in Southern Califomta. ac- cording to Frank Hughes, Irvine Company vice president ol residential develop~t. The sales figure -ap- prozimately $34-milli:on -Is almost twice that at the neat major' developrient io the stai., Hughes noted. The ·majority or the A2 hou!es Sold weft iii the $30,000 to $40;000 price range. An average -Oi JO families a week · bou~t at Irvine. ' The Ir:~ _Company. whose properties ·comprise I 3 O square miles, or ont fifth of Orange-€ounty.-has nine-new , r e s i d e ntia I developments underway. 'l'he.y include T u s t l n Meadows, with houses from , $29,745; The ~looy, from $28,995 ; CUlv.er Dale, from $24,995; University Park, frOm $28,995; Turtle Rock Hills, from '55,000;...Broadmoor Tur- 1e-Roclrfrom129,990~North Bluff, from $30,950; Harbor Back in U.S. , Marine Capt. WllUMI W. ---' --l- View Homes, from-f29,9'15 and Harbor View Hills, from 141,950. • • Bur we ajlo hfl"< 51 fiOOl' plaris--The tyl* ol utn fe1ture1 . Acconllnc to. HUfhea, rec<nC and 14$ architectural styles. Irvine resident# are offered to Jrvlne 5\IJ'Vt.ys indicate that: And with the broad price date include 22 community th l t Joe tio r range, we have more variety swimming pools, eight wading e ~ven en a n °. thancanbef0undelsew~ere." pools, seven recreation recreation areu are aa lm"'. Other d-evelopments alreadi completed and sold are Linda Isle, Dover Shores. Cameo Shores, Bayshores, I r v l n e Cove, Irvine Terract, Cameo Hiplands, Easlli!Ull and The More than 200 acres of bulldlngs, eight cabanas, four portan.l to . reslderts ~s th4 I• f ·1·1· and puUino greens nine ·tennl re c re at 1 on lac 1 l itiel recrea ion ac1 1 1es green • .., • s themselves belt land' have now. been courts, 27 tot lots, she basket· · . developed within *1e Irvine ball and volleyball courts, four ','It. is important th a'· / Company's. newest resldenll v o I 1ey bat1 and badminton dtildren haV!_ safe and eaay. areas, H~ noted Jn._, • ~ts._ t h re e shuffleboard acctss to )>lay areas. Pla:ce' dition, .I.here is °* aoo. e courts \.-two hor~ pits, that can !wrarr?,ved at !>f ~~cy: Bluffs. ,,. Hugh<s sugg~ted .jbe SU<- cess in sales "stems primarily from the variety ol housing of· fered 11t Irvine." Uniwnlly Regional Park. five d1amo s 800" 100 picnic cle ori on foot, he satd. W•· The majority of recreallOn tables dispersed throughout have also noted that e~e~ space Irvine developers have the parka and green belts. adu~ will use .. recreation:; included In their projects has Colla ol recreation facilities veniently located. , :.. "We have nine neighbor- hoods., from the mountairu: to the sea. That'1 one reason. been fo r childnm'a play areas at several Irvine develop-Among the plblle ·l'fla'tt~n; and green l>elLs. menta exceed $400,000 each. facillUes IOcaled at Irvine ar•. Golden Coach Mobile Co1nplex Fmiified plans. Walters & Son, Inc. offers seven basic services to the mobile-home park industry, l oca ti o n and market Rancho San Joaquin Golf C!Ub. • Irvine Lake (fishing and • boating), Laguna Hills Guo. Club, South Coast Gun Club, Green Ri v-era Golf Course, Oranse-€oonty Jotemalionall--·I Raceway, Rancho Cerritot. (riding and boarding stables), Scotchman's Cove (9Wimming and picnicking), Lion Country Safari, Newport Bay (water' sports) and several coastal beaches. Walters & Son: Inc., the underground utilities and Newport Beach based mobile lighting systems, & p t c i a l home design and development interest of flow in street firm, announced completion or design, complete recreation.al the first iii the Golden Coach facilities,-beallh and beauty aeries-of mobile.-home.pa:ra_._~centera_ancLprofe:Won 236 spact, •ts million complex management. ~t/it:J~.o ~ .. ~~~-Suh-FEogram•~--1 loca ted on Douglass Street in Cu r r e n t design and Anaheim. feasibility studies for this Having designed several series are underway for parks hundred mobile home parks in Portland Oregon, Spokane throughout the Western States, and Seattle Washington, Reno Walters & Son, Inc, has , in the Nevada, and the California Goiden Coach s e r i e s , cities of Hemet, Riverside, incorporated onJl' the best C a r p i n t e r i a , San Juan features of each ot their Capistrano, Palm Springs and parks. Santa Barbara. They boast or luxuriously Much of lhe natural terrain. assistance, engineering and constructkln. Servl<n can be contracteci separately or all services can be combined to provide clients with a c<impleted park ready for occupahcy. DIMENSION HOU SE OFFERS SPACIOUS FORMAL DINING ROOM Jeffery •. busband ot the former Miss Bonnie L. Fate of Newport Beach, has returned to San Diego aboard the Amphibious Command USS Eldorado after nine months in the Western Pacific. s t y I e d a n d ' p a c i o u s trees and foilage, are retained c I u b hous e s , c o mplete in the design and landscaping "Additionally. as ln the Golden Coach aeries," stated Henry Hastings, Pttsidcnt of Walters &. Son, Inc.. "they operate as. the o w n e r • developer .'' Job Al• Kelley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. KeOey of 9085 La Luna, Fountain Valley, recently enUsted in the U.S. Navy's Nuclear Sub- marine Program. John will undergo recruit training in San Diego and then go on to various schools which will train him a's a nuclear technl·. cian for duty l n riucleU powered submarines. Country Scene Homes Sold Under $25,000 "For families who 11re look·.- ing for a well designed, quality-built home of their own for under $25.000. the Country Scene in Lake Forest is the place to find it," reports Norman Ster11, sales manager for M. J. Brock & Sons, Inc., the builder. "The unde r $25,000 new home market is being floodetl with apartment-homes and four-p lexes, but most people prefer a quality home on its own lot separated from the neighbors," notes Stem. Our 'Dimension House. pric- ed at $24.550. features two bedrooms, two baths, a forma l dining room. a large living room and a Holiday kitchen. It also includ~ a custom-design- ed fireplace and carpetMg. The FHA buyer m a y purch ase this home wilh a monthly payment of $245 per month which includes prin- ciple. interest, taxes and in- surance. "The DiwensiO'll House is perfect for a professional cou· pie, a small young fami ly, or retired couple," adds Stern. The h-1. J. Brock & Sons development presents five .one and two-story plans with two to fOur bedrooms. Prices range from $24.550 to $31 ,750 with the 011 ly FHA and VA terms in Lake Forest The Country Scene may be r eached by taking the Santa Ana or San Diego Freeway. to the El Toro Road off-ramp, going north on El Toro to ~1uirlands and west on Mulr lands past Ridge Route Drive to the models. Alan Coon . W~ Medal Spec. 4 Alan H. Coon, son of Mrs. Simone M. Ecker. 400 Eighth St., Manhattan Beach, received the Army Com- mendation Medal Aug. 22 while serving with the Americal Division near Due Pho, Vietnam. Spec. Coon earned ttle award for meritorious service as a cannoneer in Battery D, 6th Battalion of the division's llth Artille ry. You spend . part of the time in Los Angeles. Enjoy all of it. There's really no reason 't1:hy your city home shouldn't fit your life style the same \\'ay your .. real" home does. l\o reason at all, no\\' that Bunker Hill To11t·crs is h~re. It's as conveniently located as anything could be: just acro55 from the r-.lusic Center. A sllort \\1alk away from the commercial and financial heart of Los Angel~, and close to every free\\·ay. It has all the ronvenitnccsof home-andmo~. Every· thing just an elevator stop a\\·ay. Laundry, dry cleaner, fully-stocked Thrlftimart, barber, beauty shop, drug store, flo":er shop. Along "';th a large swimming pool, saunas, health spas and night-lighted tennis couru. One bedroom apartments from $235 and two bed- rooms from $340, as available. Also customized pent.- . houses. Model apartments are open daily, 9 a.m. to O p.m., ·~:ith Valet parking at the entrance to Center To\\·cr. For more informa tion or.!!. personal tour, phone or \\'rite Mrs. Elsie McCray at 800 \Ve.St • First Street, Lm An,!:!cle!, California 90012. Phone (213) bl4·2877. • , Bun ker H il l Towers J • • OakwooitGarden Ap.arbnent~ ..• the best of two worlds! II . .. t .. :,,. ' At Oakwood Garden Apartmenls, you will find 1he very bes~ of two possi bl e worlds . ~ _ ... gracious apartment hvmg and a year·round resort. It s • --..<.<EV fun , fine nei ghbors and prestige living all in one luxurious package. Oakwood has everyth ing-a whole world of country club rec· rc ati on and relaxation. It's an active healthy way of life with a mill ibn dollar clubhouse featuring he alth clubs, saunas, billiards, indoor go lf driving range, color TV theater, firep lace lounge, art studio, co nference suite , and an elegant party room . Out- doo rs, 1here arc swimming pools. 105·degree whirlpool balhs, lcnnis courls, vo lleyball and basketball eourls. Add 10 thi s a re sident lennis professional and a <::Jubhou se director wh o helps you plan the activities you want. All 1his, and much, much more, arc . steps away from your luxury single, one or two bedroom apartment, each with ca rpeti ng, drape ries, storage aplenty, balconie s, patios and optional fireplaces. Rentals range from$ I 50 to'S335, a nd mooels are open daily rom IO a.m. to 9 p.m. This is Oakwood -acres of lush landscapi ng, where you can enjoy quiet momenls of relaxation or meet other active, ·, •• {~ .. '" ' ... , --',\tJ ;' -.....::: . interesting adults who --..::.__ will be your new neighbors. Top all of thi s with an outstanding resident management who ca res fo r you personally, and that 's Oakwood-your home and your ·country club! CHAMPAGN E OPEN HOUSE Thia Sund•)' ind next Sund•y, 1 pm to 7 pm OAKWOOD GARDEN APARTMENTS Rnort llYlng-Juat for Hulla. . 1700 16th Street Newport Beaqh, Calif. 92660 (714) 642·8170 •""' ~i'~·-;,1-"""'""'"-"•I --,-~'l-·!!1-.... ,.,.~ ... ~ .. ,___, -..... ....... .... ----------- • • .,. - ' . ~ -- . . • • ' J8 .DAILY PILOT Saturday, Ocl.OMf J, .1970 ' Apartm-eni . G-onfer~nee~SerOct.~ ' WASHJNGTU( -Continued mwtity,'.. Lools R. Barba, Protrams wlll cover every dt.nt of the ~ational House I m fl r o • 1 m e n t in tbt en. NHB president. fl.id. aspect of multifamily bowing Builders A.1 • o c J a t l on of vtromnem. tw the 1rowlng "It is our intention that ~ from land UM,, btfllding design Canada, will deliver greetings number of families who live in u1timate benefteiaries of the and ~. feasibility from his a>UJ1try, The NHBA a~ ii. the pl of• the _ Conftrence will be t b e 1 ,fDd ffn~ to management, is cooperating NAHB In "Nitiiiial ,Asloclltion Of Home residents 1 of e 1l1 tin.a: 'jnamteliiiice, Wea ind ac-presentinl µie ConferenCe. __ llllilden' lnter4llooaLAP&rl~. apapmenls -"l<L_ol_J,Jj:"-""11lJJn(.--1'JteJLWiU ~ 'pio-0\!'er' o~ning •R<O.kW ;ire ~ ment Conference, Oct.. 4-7 at J.ho.usands.._ of new_o_nes_Jl\a_l .ct•JDl n c.Q!ldomlnlUm_.!. Jamuel Primack,.cha4'min_of y.'a~, •D.C. . will go up in the future," . cooperatives and townhouses the Conference; NAHB ex- days frvm a a.m. WttU 5:30 p.m. Fiye differ@t sessions will be co nducted 11lmultaneous1y ear:!! d a y • 'fhese-will be in addlilon to ·a gpeclaf • three-day series of .. entra11Ce level" progaams. , "ln choosing the discussion • The &nference will present as well. eculive v!t:e president . topics and the 1pe1ken for nearly 200 a p a r t m e n t ()pe.ning ceremonies on Sun-Nathaniel · 'it. Rogg; and Dr. t 61 s comprebtnaive Con-speciallsb (rom Eng I and, day, Oct 4, include • keynote Roger D. Blackwell, associate ferenct, we tµ-ed to keep in France, Sweden, J a pa n, a'ddress by Bl.l'H on the im-professor of marketing, 'Ohio mind as a basic long-ruge ob-Brazil, Panama, Mexico and portance of the apartment in-State University. jective--the betterment .()f the Puerto Rico. as-well u from dwtry •nd Jts role in -the More lhan:...70 programs will American apa~t com-the Un.iled States and Canada. future. S. E. Johnson, presi-be held on the lollowi.Dg three A one-day COfi(lomtnlum and cooperative school 'has been designed to have s~al ap- peal to multifami ly developers. Systems buildind will be the subject of another one-day school. A one-day series of programs will be conducted by I~ planners from Europe · and leaders of D • 't f'f ..t • 'lJ ~ U.S. associations. - ---EF'-Er'OXIIDl -}v-' ---~o-m-pany-.ncq-UlreS--ITUtnes•-Ten-programs nn pro1<ct-' management and operaUOn To Beach _ will be conducted by Certified • Property ManageR. Financing M A "l ble s t and new sources of develop--Sp' urs Sales oney vaz a . on -po m••t m'!. .. .Y-wi)l_be .th!·~"'~ ject oJ 1*ie. prograrl)s,.,l:lUD and FHA m'ultlfamily pro- The close proximity of By DOROTHEA M. BROOKS second pUfchaser. satisfied with the: condition graf!lS Will be detitiled . by S~abury Homes to the Hun-An exact real estate "as is," and you ahould make Je~d.ing government a n d ---.in.ton-stach State ise·ach~has -NEW YORK.-.(UP.J.) JI broker's comm1·-1on should be . sentatlon r-war.-f.r1vatuxpe.rt.s..in_this housing • . f you're putting your home on lab rantles as·to condition.. field. bfen a primary actor in tM the ritarket -take some tips payable only when and if tiUe Mortgage b•nk s · 11 •-~ •-of 11.--If you aUow .~L.e buyer to "' er w J 111e .. y aa-success •>e from ,the ei:-...t•. pa··-or upon ·urw def ult "' d' Id · .,... "" ~ w1 a take over your pr e s e n t 1scuss new eas 1n con development, acCtlrdiflg. to Homequlty, Inc., is a com-by the seller, and n 0 t mortgage, be sure that he will ventional financing and ex Hit Creegan· of Se ab u r y J>allY which helps thousands of otherwise. "{on:p.ally assume and agree perts will present the latest · Development Compan)'." tra~erred executives with -Do not accept re .. to pay" the Joan that the total ideas on joint ventures, syn· ''W<' nJ 800 rd 1 their real estate.problems. un-spomibility for any vague or sale price is tu'.ed regardless dications, mergers and "going . re o Y ya s rom der contract with their nnot be t I · " ~ Jhol:e.'1 ~Id Cree~an. "So employers. ca a c r: u r a e 'i of what the loan balance may JC. tile swimming, suMing and determined ~ntil I a t e r · be at the closing, and that he Six programs will b e sUffll'lg of one of Calif . . Hom~ulty purr:hases a espe~ally. "d1s~nt points" will reimburse you for all devoted to market analysis, !'"··• be 1.-. .orrua s relor:ating employe's home, on f1nanc1ng. Insist that the monies being held by the marketing and proi'ects built "~. •<. ~ are,,withln easy at appra;., .. d fai.. market nilr'l'h•"r pay h1· full h rt I"' .. ,_,~~ .,,.. u r--~ ""' s s are. mo gagee for paymen.t of to a_opeal to special markets. wa •Ull w.i ......... _..., • v•lue , ma"ing available lo The arr,.-t h Id •·-· "' -...... n s o u ....... es or insurance ( t h e Another six programs wUI ·"Seabury is also within walk-him immediately his full equi.-show that the buyer has in-"escrow" or 0 tmpounds" ac-cover materials and construc- • High mi the Future Guy B .. Wilson, (right) or Ernst_&: Ernst, discusses upcoming move into new quarters on 10th floor of Southern California First National Bank Building in downtown Santa Arta, Segerstrom Center, with Pat Colee .. in charge of leasing for the center. The Ernst &: Ernst move will be completed by Nov. 1. Ernst & Ernst joins Arthur Young and Haskin & Sells, all three ranked among the ei~ht largest accounting firms · in the ~ountry, as :tenants in the newly con· structed SCFNB. -· ing distance of four new ty In cash and thereby giving speded the premises. I s count}, If any. tion. schools , , .. John Eaton him mobility for finding a new1-----'----:_:_:_.:.::;.:::..::._::::.:.._ _____ _::::::: ________________________________________ _ Elementary School, St. Simon home. and Jude Parochial School, With its guarantee to Gisler Junior High and Edison purchase the home at a Hi1h School. 'lbey're all less specified price, Homequity than a mile away," said also gives the employe a :». Cr~. day op.lion 0( attem ting,....,,1o,1 ___ _ ~-~~ am1ly converuence was self1i1s me 1mse , it e also important to the de1ign .nf thinb he can;nalhe .a billw Seabury Homes. Garden.'P.atiD price than the apprAiaed kitchens are equip! with value. lf be, succeeds, Home- O'lteefe and Merritt bUilt·in equi(y Wumes-the-details of ap{)liances, inc I u di n·g a the · sale and advances the dishwasher. Living rooms are employe . his . equity plus spacious, with traditional anything gained from the fireplaces and sliding walls of higher sale price. gliss. Some models provide a For , those in1d1ividu~s at- formal dining room. and all tempting to ae thell' O!'D _ oiler large family rooms. '1'om~. John Hu~ns, Vice -Also i ncluded in the turn-key . l'ff'.5Ide~t of marketing fo~ the complete Seabury package of nationwide r~I estate f1_rm, luxury amenities are double-has the followmg suggestions door en tr I es , wall-to-wall -11 good for any )VOu1d-be carpeting., c_ultured marble se _:c~t as mur:h earnest and mosa1e Ule pull~ and money or dqwn payment as band~bbed -as+z· cabmet"".. ~ you can from 8 binder -cash, -• ~ Quality construction certified· chttk, ordinary features Include cent r a I check (which should be cashed forced-.air hea.ti.n~ systems, promptly), or other cash underground. utihhes and at-equivalent. Be skeptical of tar:hecl oversized garages. promissory notes. This initial The dramalic ranch bomes deposit should be forfeitable to are avai_lable for qnly _ $% you if the buyer fails to doWJJ. and are priced from perform. This is your best $27,450. They are Jocated on protecUon .against a "weak" AtJaola, between Be 1 ch buy~r. H he can't or won't &uJevard and-M-1.g n o-11-ll-prodllce-a-respeclaNe-sum-ln Avenue in· Huntinston Beach. cash or its equiv a lent , Lyman Faulkner · has ... b e e n named branch manager of the Forest E. Olson , lnc., Realtors Costa Mesa office at 2299 Harbor Blvd. He t. a West Point graduate who retired from the . Anny as a colonel. -- forfeitable in case he dtfaulbl, beware! -Establish deadlines - specific dates -on or btlore whir:h each contingency must be completed by the buyer; the sooner the better. A firm commitment for a loan should not take more than about 15 days (30 for 10 FHA loan, 45, with a VA loan). and closing should oceur with in another 15 da ys afler that (possibly 30 for VA ):Cash or assuinption sales without new financing usu.Uy c1n be closed within 15 to 20 da):S total. -Avoid offers which are contingent upon the sale of other property by the buyer. Your agreement should re- quire any such buyer to tell his other property at a stated price -which you have good reason to think he can do - within the time you allow him to do It (normally 3IMO days at most}. Otherwise, he can tie up your home for extended periods while-he attempt! to 1et too high a price for the other property. tn this situa- tion, always reserve the right to sell to another buyer at any time, unless he commits himself immediately in writing to the more favorable terms you can get from the I See by T Oday' s Want Ads • THAT • IT'S • DIME • A • LlNE • DAY ! .; Yes, if you're single and all you're getting is an apartment. And there are a Jot of expensively-priced apartment complexes around that are just that and nothing else. Ex- cept for plasler statues in tho entry- way. Or a pool. Or a manager who comes around and oils the curtain rod once in a whilc. Jlut the mils are usuaUy out of sight and·the only single people around are eilher six or sixty. . , Not at the South !lay Club. !l's an I '•, " apartment com pleit built just for I;::::;. J •• single adults that comes with a resort 1 .~' right in the backyard. You name it \ and ·south !lay' Club's got it. Tennis. Volleyball. Basketball.-Day-or night. ' Hcallh Clubs with sauna baths. Olyrnpk-size. swimming pool. Jacuzzi pools. Game room. billiard room , party . room with dan~ floor, buffet and b~r. Scuba lessons. Bridge games. Eyen a resident tc1µ11s pro • .Best of all, activities arc. planned but never puslied • The apartments themselm are something else again . Tastefully furnished. Decorated. Patio balcoaY• Single, one or two ~OPDL!, R~nts·from .$150 ocher Orlaae County South Bay Qubs arc located al: • to $350 a month. Pretty reuonaMe 'lltieil you consider there's a countryclulnrl)'of life included. _So, stop looking for an apartment, start look· mg for a place to live . • South BayQub · Apartments• (just for single people) Champqne Open House TbbS-y•-S-,3pafD'lpm Newport Beach Irvine and 16th S~ (714) 645-0SSO Med&!& opal cl&ily-10 am to 9 pm _ GAJ\ll&N G>oVI 13100 Chapman Avenue (714) 636-3030 • AJ<AH!IM 2235.Brnadway (714) 772-4500 . ' -South· Day Qub Ap:utmcnts-is a pmjcct of R & B Development Co. L ' • • [ --- 'DICK TUCY . -TUMBLEWEEDS WA1TAYASHAV. 1'Ll£K'T'. OC PAL! 6/MM~ A POO&Le SHOTO' &ESOO\IENSl Mun AND JEFF . --Mi,i"!"t~ -'-lNSoMNl,\;EH-?- LATELV TAKE A WARM I CAN'T GLASS OF' MILK FALL TO aeo WITH ASLEEP YOU.' NIG~TS! JUDGE PARKER WELL YA oUGflTA 510CKil! \.ET's T.lKE .l I JU~T T.lllCEO WITI-i ll-IE ume WAL.IC. rxxro1:: JA50N'5 JN IECOw'ERV! A.LEX ~ 1 WA.NT HE GOT 'Tl4RCIUGH THE 5UIGERY TO TA.LK WlTW &UT WE WON'T KNOW A.NV· VOi.i ! TI<l•G-Fe<-~T-.e•sr-•--1"1-l-=-~r-. : c.ouP\.e OF MouR~ ! I -PtAIN JANc • [DAIL y CROSSWORD ••• by R •• POWER I ' ACROSS l G1mbols 6 Slle,p's "' lD Herb 14 N1utlc1I d lrec tlon 15 Assistant 111 Followers : Su ff ht 17 Domlcllt 18 Inheritor 19 Noun suffir Zll Moved at ar1 Inclinat ion 22 Tow tr over 24 lttcMlpensed 211 Featuttd .... musician s 27 Was fr ugal 31 ·-Wl11fams or Retvt 12 Meat cull 33 TV JS Resort 31 Ott like·-·: 2 words 39 Ertrl sum of 111on1y 40 Shteo -fleece 41 Obtain 42 En1ert1!ned at dinner 43 Kind of school 44 'ti lde's partner 45 Galt ·- 47 Hard liquDI' 51 ·-Lake City 52 Died 54 Provoke 51 E1ls' brother 59 Word of . annoyance 61 MDl'e s,neaky 62 Skating 'surfa ce 63 Comb. form of • continent 64 !I lrds 65 Weaver's reed 66 River to the NDl'th Sta 67 Destroy by slow con1u111pl lor1 DOWN l Malt 1ni1111ls 2 G1111 J Sing It : Pr1fl1 4 Supporting 5 Wattr· COlll'SIS 6 E1cla111atlon of conte111pt ' ' ' ' 7 Oistor\td 35' Bathroo!ll the lluth necess ity I Word of J6 Houston or farewell Ha llfa• 9 Wood-eating 37~charity Insects 39 Reason !DI' 10 Old wrong 1 party 11 Side made up 40 Worker ol athlt lts: with wood Z words 42 Platform 12 "BllU -·" 43 Actres s ll City of Ho1111 Germany . 44 Full of ot~ 21 Plekpotkt l .t6 Preserve 23 ldta: 47 lllasti CO!llb. form A8 Oan;tr ZS Part ol 49 Ont or England the HDl'lt 27 Dross SO Esne1 21 Body of ''"' SJ Chall1n111t l9 Tu11ult SS Amaltur O Chophouse Sft Grant patron a loa n 34 City 57 Gae l~ chtracttrs &O Hllt ~IP-i 10·1 . ly Clitsttr Gould • By T-K. Ryan I H!?ARO SOM~ FatA SAAY 9eETlt:ll/EN'S FIF'Tll WAS A l!EAUllfUL 'Xl'El\IENCE ll090PV OOGHTA MISS! By Al Smith • • -NOT-SoGooe>l-T-ME--·- • MILKGoTCOLDAND' SPILLED IN ~E 8ED! I MAD"lt> STAY WAY Oii.ER TO ONE SIDE.' WM.lT' ME .CllD LATER' •• IS ~IWG VOU C.AM BE PROllD OF! IF ME LIVE5, I TMINIC TM1NG5 A.R:E GOING TO Sf .ALL_ l~HTJ -_--ly-FranHagllllld U't: AINll SALLY BANANAS GORDO MOON MUWNS ~tt.tAL CRACKERS MAN!IT''& ·BCUJA w~! , ...... ,. °'''°" '· 1970 • • j ! ..._. OAJLV PILOT ,JI ---- •• ~ c:ao.-~'t'-,.... ly .Charin a..IOftl • ly Gus Arrlola \!)() AARD -M/.Nl--'ltl'---1---l-I "tt'~iJ• .. By Ferd Joll1110n ... A~ \'MIN MooN MULUNS t>ol5° IT• /-::..-. ITM•AAS;\ llOUtLli· . !----=="'. ~:i:·:I::~ ~~~ ERK1NSr-----------~-~~--ev-Joll11 Mliles--r-"'"""'""""""""~"""'"""'r'"""""""'"""'..,_'"f-~ fMI ST~I WOILD MISS PEACH f . i I ! • ,.. STEVE ROPER C • -. ' '"' By Mel "flS, 11.rr WHAT ASOUT TMOSE Of' US IM WHO OON'f-KNOW- WHl!THElt , Wl'lrlf COMIN4 Oil llO<NG ? 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"' --···--~·_ ... ___ .... ..;. _____ . __ ~ ___ ..;.._, __ _ •• • ·"--· . • • f l J ; • • t • l • r; ' • .Z.J DAILY PILOT S&turday, Octobff J, 1970 ""''--~~~~~~~~-.· · r · · 0-raftee :Wins ,-ilr111y iuittller _ War ~ ·>« .. , • • ~~ . . ~: ,... . . \ -. RICHLANJ?j Mich. (AP) -A recent high s~·hool on bis brolher's draft rolder, tolil me 1 had!'Only a one ·-in a c~irv.:cl lhose orders and simp. ::Allfl . under• Daughter Nails _fur.en:ts'__ Tnck . S!•ve.Cah'ier, who was grab-graduate. Steve was called up, father than %46. milllon chance of gellhig out," ly bave him report back to Ft. bed by the draft 100 numbers lntlucted July 15 in Detroit a!'ld He said a clerk at tPe draft said Steve. "But 1 knew J bad Knox to be processed and loo:" s~. hai r~eived. ~ood sent to Ft. \Knox, Ky., for ·board checked the !ilc and ,some good friends worktrig !or =~~.~ his final physical ex· news. ~ , basic lraining:\ s a i d his brother had been me and I ~'as convioced my ~:;::::~~~~~~~;::~ , They're golnt tO let h{m oil At t?lat i>oint his twin ·drafted by error, but it was cause was rigbt." i- ~ oI lhe Army until No. 246 comes ri:turned from a California now out Of the local bo!.fd's Justice f i n a-11 y pre ailed l DE*R ANN b-ANDE~: ..J am=.:~-l7~year-old girl---liP.'if it ever d<Hiil. i. . acatlo and-teamed, hat-jurisdiction. -when-a-DefenSi-Department.. n- witb a parent problem. T~is moi:ning while in the r:. ' • , The Defense ... -De}>att'meht Steve Wartn the Army. --The-board has-deelined any congressional Jial$on a~ de \ garage looking for some nails, I ·ran acrQsS a wOQden ~ and national Selective ~rvice Mike went to the draft board comment on the matter. notified Brown-"'that after a box. I remOved the , lid and found ·a piece ,of cant· ,l.4-.beadquarters-paS&ed the wo~d to inCjuire about his own status l\1ike enlisted the help of his thorough sludy,of the case, it "--~ tJj rd f1 to Rep. Ga'rry; Brown. R-·and said he was told thal lhe congressman. Rep. Brown. had l>een decided the youth uvraau over the top of ~e contents. I took the ca • • Mich .. who had been pressing board had not gone pilst 150 in and Sen. Philip A. Hart, 0-sboUld 'be restored to civilian board out and there was a telephone staring me in · for the 19:-year-old soldier's its . priority of draft caU-1\liCh. Steve was advised that life. , tb'Jac.e! The 1nouthgiece release~. , numbers. he should file a request for a ''Steve had finislied his basic was covered with aahes· . Cafriir and 1\is1 19-year~ld Mike sa1d he and his at-discharge on grounds·of illegal training and was Oue to:reporl· ive tape. vtblele for ·transmlltinl ·u.e tJi.. ~· ~~;"iiiii:~::iii;;ij twin brother 1'1111*;' got No. 246 torney investigat.ed and con-inducli(>n. at Ft. Benning, Ga., oil .Oct.. For about a y:?ar t have formation. ·ne ·1~rvtc·e i in the national· draft loUery eluded that the number 146 "Some ot the corporals and 4," Brown sa_id. Weekender Adve rli$ing Phone 64.24321 noticed thit every time one ot ~rfll'.lbed·by "61 .,Uficent1:::;:~~::::,;,,,~d~ra~w~ing~·~·==::;=;~:=;:;:;:;=~· ~~ha~d~·~m~is~t~ak~e~nl~y~bee~n~w~ri~·u~en~~se~rg~e~ant~s ~m~a~d~e~fu~n~o~f~m~e=an~d~~·~·B~u~t ~l~th~·~·nk~t~he~A~rm~y·~·~·i~lt~~~~~~~~=== -4.l--·my-friends-----telephoned-me;-'-ma•-lrtnealclihible.-ne dif.-1t11,.1111·vaLL.EY-11'M ~ILi 51 -i fllllen either Mom or Dad .went out fere-.lce between a persoa who uAVE· YOU VISITED OUR NEW STORE AT : ~ u~mn"ixE·y=inn~w,-rw·•'"--a--.d-~---- to the garage. Now 1 know ,c .. read l!'d "' wbo ts 1~ 5881 WARNER A'T.,.. SP.RINGDALE IN HUNTINGTON BEACH =~ ... ~~-;.~:~~.~.·:"~~ ..... , .. ,,. • ' :1 why. I've caught my mom dig· literate can be ,comparod to on : • ·. ~'.~~t,~'t,o:~ ::;:::;,:: ,:';','::,.!';.., ging in m)' purse lhree or fo\lr eleclric cord that It lyln& on . COSTA M1s.--noe w.,.., lims. s1 w1i.. sr, limes, and of course l didn 't the noor and one that 11 plug· ~~IJ1'1N~~~:~.lct.~1''.h1rm ., 1rw1111un1 like it. but installing a phone ged Into a live socket •. so they can listen in on my calls is loo much. DEAR ANN LANDERS.: Am I am sick in.11:ide just think· t being childish? If you th'"lt ----1niaoount. "Pleas~ tCirr ne-so-please--tell--me---and I-will what to do. I "'ill take your chang:e my attitude. advice, whatever it Is. -C.C. 1 became · engaged th~ DEAR C.C.: Tell your wee ts ago. My engagement pare.a.ts you have discovered ring is beaulirul and I am so ~ hidden lelepbone, Let proud . I ·want to show. it.to all them know you are disappoint· my friends. Several girt:; have ed that tlley have so little asked to try on my nng so coofklence in you that they they can· see what it looks like would eavesdrop to learn what on their hand. I always say, roes on In your life. "Of course -go ahead" and 1 Obviously there ls 1 serious give it to ~em. Although lack of communJcation and there's a smile on my face m"tual understanding in your there's murder in my heart. I family. I recommend counsel· hate it! tJ.g for all of 'yo u. Few thtngs are as intimate as an engagement ring. I can't DEAR ANN LANDERS ~ understand' a girl \\'anting to Your advice to "His \Vife," try on someone else's. 1 would the woman seeking help for sooner ask to use a (riend's her nooreading husband. was toothbrush. Am ·1 crazy? - eagerly accepted throughout CELESTE ~try~The-Ditector__Alf __ AR CELESTE: t don't -U.S. Programs,~ Laubach-think y.ou are crazy you Literacy, Inc. Box 13, a~ a bit warped on 1be siib- Syracuse, . N.Y. 13210. 'vas ject of your en1agement rln1. swamped wilh inquirl:?s. They The Ktrl1 wbo ask to fry it on received well over 2,000 letters are paying YOll a compliment. in~a::sbort-period of time. They_ &(e -Pllttinl tHmselv!_s _ _f_be overwhelming: res[!Qnse in .J!Ur place -lma&tnlnl lbe Can'Je just before Dr. Frank ring Is lbeii's .. SO please try to taubaCh was stricken with a see It lhal way and replace fatal illness. ll v;as most that murder lo your he11rt with gratifyiilg to all of us and we a little compusion, Doll. thank__y_oJJ from the bottom of our hearts. You have helped thousands of people get a fresh start. -CINCINNATI TUJ'OR O'EAR TUTOR: I appreciate . . the (().ffipUmtnt but you are too generous. It was Dr: Frank Laubach ~·OO htlped thousands of people "to «it ·a fresh start." I Was merely the '\\'hen romantic -gla'noorturn to warm embraces is it love or chemistry? Send for l he booklet "Love or Sex and. How to Tell the Difference." by Ann Landers. Enclose a long . st am p e d ; ·seJf-addro-SSed en\'elope and ~ cents In coin \vith your request in care of the DAJLY PILOT. W. Germans ·'Borrow' A niericans' Heritage FRANKFURT, German Y (AP) -Outfitted in soft. suede leggings, breech cloth and eagle fealbers, a stern.faced brave hunkered in his wigwam and bemoaned the scarcity or buffalo hides. Inside the nearby log-walled stockade. 3 Stetson-topped dude with a Colt pistol and a ' u .. s. marshal's badge frowned at a sudden squall and shouted to a deputy: "Take that saddle of the hitching post and stow it In my office before the rain gets to it!" Across the dirt courtyard at tl1e Post Station s a I o o n , cowp0kes in denims and Ira~ pers in bucUkin bellied !IP to lhe bar and swapped stories as they sipped beer. Women wearing colorful priht dresses of the prairie sChooner era conversed at wooden tables near o fireplace topped by a mounted set of Texas long horns. A guitariSt In a darkened c:>rner picked an u p beat version of "Cam pt own Races.·· It was a Sunday afternoon at the Dakota Trading Post, week- end home of 50 Frankfurt residents with a z e a I o u s dedication to Old \Vest tradi· lion. "We art German roman- tics," confessed Fred Ullman. a 37 • year • old sculptor who specialius in creating hand- made replicas of Blackfoot tribal costumes. "Our own Gennan history is too narrow, and so we go elsewhere-to the American West-fer our hobby. By dressing like the ftontier peo- ple and living their customs we feel we -are participating in their history." Members of their families 4 to 66 years old, go to lengths to preserve the solemnity of their ,\reekend masquerades. They leave their cars out of ~ighl . a rO\• of trees cuts off the Frankfurt skyline. This Hunkpapa· Club Is far from unique. West Gennil.nY has an estimated 120 Westem- lore clubs with membership totaling ·3,~ persons. At an· nual spring pow-wow·s, German Indians and cowboys come together to swap pelts and costumes over evenir:ig campfires. They are activists in a country where American · imports like "Big Valley" and "Bonanza" get _high TV rati;igs. "I pattern my costume on genuine pieces· borrowed from German museums," Ullman sald. "And I study trial history and customs. On weekends Tl1Y wife and l sleep here in the teepee. We would like to have buffalo hidt cover but they are rare and ex· pensive. We also want a buf- falo skull for decoration, also hard to find." ~pite such omissions the club is well equipped. For In- dian pageants It can deliver• force of 2{I fully ouUltted war· riors.," wbose_skills r..1n1e from rain dances to tomahawk throwing. CORRECTION an ''!M'Of' In 1'rld1y'1 Oct. 2 Pilot-Roy Oark was listed is the @nte.rt11ntr tor today's Golden Ca valcade of COUntey••nd · The ttttuN'd entertalom!!nt. will .bt.. \Y Farco Unlimited. • •19ts Value! Deluxe 40 lllcli Tall Table Lamps ~1•1-: Papler Mache Celarfal Anhntil Banks 88' ilOdl ~ t+wl~ et°"' -:!I-~ 0-ftom Plgi, 'E w ..... ~ - _.11" Value! Foldlng Drop Leaf .Table ., WJlh·-c- $888 0.U. l'll •t•l..W. t'"-It. •II•&•"°" l'IMld ( •• fib "" .... )'W ,.,. .... --10 ~•A tNwt'• • Reg. '1 39 Reg.-'1 4' •1aa Yaluei ' .Yer~ady, . 9-Yoh Jftllislster Batteries Re9. 591 1 ex ·Glas a •• ,, ~Wiili e tyso '::'2 i 77< --'A5 !1 Y..alue! Mediterranean 5 Foot Credenza Reg. s31 ' Cannon No-Iron Printed Sheets Cold Waltr W11h • ')I-er. liqitii • llH ec. Pew4er DISCOUNT NICI Spray Dlslnfectmlt 99c 29' Women's 'Inside Story' I - Handb!,lgs WllM"'(IN" Vl,.yll $3•• - ·• , ) , • '- •' . • ~-•' .• .• ., ;:, .· • ' :1 ' • . . -• . • • > . .• • . . . . . . . . :· . . . . ; . . - . . . ! . ' • . • . ' . .. ... • . r . . .. . . • • . . ~ .. ' . ... \ DAILY PILOT ~J! CAMPIR ' AND MOTOR HOME ,. BIG SATURDAY • IS HERE! DAYS OCTOBER~ ~ SUNDAY . . . Mounted on 'ford Chassis. this is tile closs·leoder of the mini-motor lodges. r-=;~;;:-o;-:c·-;=:~""""'~=-""'--.. . . " .. j ~t. Caveman CAMPEii - Mo11tf'tcl On A BniHl'Ntw 1971 . .. ~~ -ANGER=Xlil"PIC<KUI'------. ·Fully self contoin·ed, ·spocious"livifl"g oreo • 8 Ft. Caveman CAMPER Mov11ted On A lra•d New 197T FORD PICKUP '(f10ARK00664) Ready for Comfort Comping on a Budge! P~k$~3 486 ' 6, ~ Plus:Ji.x \ ljce(lst Q_j /'> Ft. Caveman CAMPER 0 I L Mounted ~n a lrancl N~w · "314"1'0N PICKUP (f25BRH33630 Plus tax & liC11r1s.e ,~:.::;$j'i~,. T9rvtyo0 license > -, FORD Minihome BRAND NEW 9 1 / 2 Ft. Caveman·Camper Mounted 011 •Brand New 1971 3/ 4 TON PICKUP Now 4 floor Plllns 10 Choo1t From ~ing l'lllll-,. fop on tf.. It-Dirltll1 ~ • A.oilablt Up lo 5 SIHpeo • Priwili Wiiilrabi and PolliRoom • Compl ... Ki!chlft w. w("'J>lft Sall Con10iMd Elec:tn: "'°'"and 901 Syl- "'" -l' Sttmo!W, loom · F..tly lintel libttglau TOii •11 't!IH IMulolicin. Truck &_Camper 811. cob·OYlr, sl••Pl (6), 2 burner slove, wot1r tonk, SO lb. ic1 bo11, screen door, full miwlolion. que«1 size bed. Truck hus heavy duty 511Mgs & BRAND NEW Fe ORD VAN (F25YRK04196) Aj LOW AS tires, goug1s, lorge mirror\· (E 10ARJS2969) $ 5523 '$3314 $2792 ~Plusto~x&licens;...._• ......;;;; Plus tax & license Plus fax & license Plus lax & lic~nse :OUGAR CPE. V·8. s><k >hih. n>do. ""'''' $16 99 As is speciol. WXK 062 CORONET SOO CPL "8, outo. trons.. futtory oir $7" 99 '""i"°"ing. powt< stffm, ... is spociol. PGC 7!3 ~!. 6 <vi.. slick >l'h. '°""'· h<ot.-. •• is sp«io!1· $ 8 99 NPU S90 · DART WAGON 6 c~ .. ooto. ""''· '°"'°· h<otoi.· $ 7 99 As is speciol. SVU 300 V·8, oo!O. ''°"'• tuc>or; oir conofil...,,,, powt< $999 '. stMring. rodio, heattir. A Sis special. SLV4SS CPE. ¥·8, 4 speed, power steering, radio, heater. As is Speciol U.JN 062 Piekup. 6 eyl., •liek 1~ift. CG54626l 2 Ott H.T. v.:. oolO. ""''"pow" ,,,.,,.., •o!io. $ 8 99 . insePWN71S V-8, ooto. "''"· tocto<y oi• <..ii>iooi'9. s 1299 poll'l1!f sleering, radio, htaltf. RfZ 207 CPE. 6 tyl., slick shill, rodio, Mater. LGf 662 $J099 1DR.H.T. v.e."'°·'""·P'W"''"'"'' $1099 rodio, htottf. SK~ COMET CONY. 6 cyl., outo. Irons .. rodio. healer. Lit. FWT8S7 FIRE~RO CPE. V-8, "'°· >roos .. f«>"'Y oil $ 2499 conditioning, power stfffing, radio, htater: WXM 2911 con .... 6 cyl .. OtJto. trans .• rodio, heoltt. lit. OMUSSO f.60Q STAKE BOOV 6 cyL • 4>pHd.84S3SF 3/4. TON F. BED V-1, stick shift. 116838 t 4 Dr. V-11, auto. Irons., rodia. Lic:ense N8Z790 CPE. V-8, 4 speed, radio, heater. NFZ 920 ' WAGON. V-8, auto. trans .. power steering. rodio,' heottr. License NCC841 CHEVEllE SS 396 V-8. stick shift. rodio, heoter . lit.RU1S9 • 4 Dr. V·8,outo. Irons .• full power, ;.cNer slfffing, rvdio, heater. License OV8171 Cr>E"V-8, outo. tran,:, powtr swing. rolfio, heal· •tr. llClnSI NG£782 I ~ F2SO P.U. V·I, outo. trans .. rad111, hlOftr, Caniper Sptciol w/lined Cnper Shell:low mitagt.7'789E FlOO v-s~ auto. trons .• rodio, heater. W/8' Komp King(~· Auxgoi tonk. 119230 159 COUGAlfHT V-8, outo. trans., foctory oir $199 9 conditioning, powtr stMring,.rodio, ti.otw, ""Y' '"'"*•HOS·S·- WI llLIM OUI DOWN PAYMENT AND TUMS All THI llST AVAIUll:E If YOU CAN DO llTill. . .SHOW USI . ' • • ---~-----·-------• ... .. . . ~ .. ,, .. .,_ ... 'AYRES. BUILT HOMES (1lnc1 1905) IRVINE AREA (YOU OWN TH! LAND) THE RANCH--UNIT 4 22 HOMES SOLD-FIRST 4 WEr"~ · 4 to 7 BEDROOMS 2 to 4 BATHS ' 1000 G1n.1ral MACNAB -IRVINE FINER HOMES LOVE'S MORE WONDERFU L . In th is char1ning 2nd tin1e around home. Tender, loving care has been gi"en to this !l.QChanting 3 bedroo1n..-one year ne\V English Cottage. Oo"''n to earth price of $:17.750.-0-pen Saturday 1:00 --5 :00, 433 16th Place, Costa Me sa. HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Includes all bulltlns, carP'etin,, formll dining rooms, family rooms, fireplaces, ---1'l--"="::;d;;•rground utilities ind many other 41ua lfY ea ures. . . 109' of the Southlands mo st elegant \vater- frOnt, pool. pier and float . Large master suite all beautiful!y done . 3 bedrooms. 31h baths. ;140,000. By appointment. GREAT ST\'.l.E.AJ'..1.AC . In the decor of this one. Se pa rate dinin~ room. ~real !an1ity ·rornn . POOL. Prireri to sell a l $54,950 with assumable 5.SC"'o loan. Fee -.- PR·ICES START AT S3&,440 Select Your New Ayres Bu ilt Hom• During The Customizing Stag~ Choice of all Models and Exteriors· Select Your Lot Location Now SEE MODELS AT SANTA ANA FREEWAY & JEFFREY ROAD s.1 •• office open from 11 am to 7 pm daily 138·5136 838·5120 . . ., -----~--~--- land in Baycrest. DOVER SHORES -BAYFRON T 2200 Sq. ft. o! bayfront charn1, with hu~e ter· race O\'erlooking your private pier and slip. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. panelled den v.'ith wet bar. Glamour master suite. Beautifully de· coratcd and landscaped . All this and \.Valer too for ~117,500 BALBOA PENINSULA POINT Unusual cu stom bui lt 5 bedroom home on 2 lots faC'ing sn1all park -c•o~':! lo ocean. ba.1·, tennis club and boat launchinR ramp. ~1any extra!<i . Jlroperty clear. Just reduced to $95,000 for quick sale. Dally Piiot Classified IRVINE TERRACE i1:-~-~-~~-~-~;:::-~-;;~-~-;;~-~-~-~~-~-~-~-~~-~-;;~-~-'1-~~-~-~~-§-~~j -!I mmaculate four bedroo1n home with pool I . lDOa ize,.ard~Beaulifully--landscaped.--Eamily room·"""ith we t bar; hide-a \vay den/QJI.ice. breakfast space in kitchen and high beamed ceilin5Zs ip living room and master bedroom. -· --·-·----• • 10000!")!rll 1000 Gen1r1I 1,000 Gonor1I "'" - PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY • 101 Linda ltl• Drive 5 BR, 4 baths; Jam. r.m--Mexic.an tile___flu,., exposed beam ceil., cpts. drps incl. W /Pier & alip. Xlnt trms. Reduced to ...... $120,000 60 Linda Isle Drive Newly Jisted. Prealtge \vaterfront home. 4 ext.ra lg. Br., 4 ba. P\\'dr. rm. Lge. liv. rm:&: den; 3 car gar. Beaut. patio/garden. Deck & dock. By App.t . ·: ...... "."... . .. $220,000 DOYER SHORES . BRAND NEW and quality · bullt from the courl)'a.rd 8wlmmlna pool 6U -tht P&nelled te,mUy room 1v!th •~1 bar &: tiNJplact to the sunken living room wl!h va1,1llf!d ceillni. 4 SpaclOu1 bedroom~. 3 be.ths plt11 pow· drr'l"OOlTI. b!ri;e·"''e'll tho!Jahl out kitchen, dbli st.Ir c1!an. Ing ovens and Wand cook t o p. Brtakfe!>I att•, of courst. Mnstrr bedrciom, llV· Ing rm, formal dinirw rm Ir kil<"hf!n all on t~ "forevtr v1-w.. in Dover Shores. Bn1nd new. lmmedlatt:.occu. ' *6.6% AND U' TO $2,000 ·In l1nd1c1pln9 & dacoratln1 1llow1nc1 Buy now -& save! You can now get .a 6.8% -1.oiULon..;LJJ home urcha!e at University 17 Linda Isle Drive pnnry. A 10und invtsrmtnt Park pJus receive up to $2,00'0liilllowanc1s to decorate or landscape your new home. Choose from any of our fa mily size 3 & 4 bedroom·Village· Three model homes. whic h offer up to 2400 'sq . ft. Specially priced at only $28,995 to $39.995, these money sav· · injt'. homes are ready for you tn move intn today. Drop by Uni versity Patk now~ and pick th e heme that's right ror yoil. New-S-Br.~ 5 bath-homa-on la goon. ~larblc ___ a, SIOS,!!00. entry. wet bar. AM /FM Intercom, Huge motr IVaRW'"eft~r~f~·~0-0-S -~ UNIVERSITY PARK Br. has beam ce1l. &c own frplc. Large hv. ~ !em. rms. \V /frplcs. w/deck ...... $185,090 Roy J. W•rd Co. On The Irvine R.1nch 4571 GrHntrff Lan• Take San Diego Fwy. to Culver, So. on Cul· ver 1 block. left on Michaelson -3 blocks to Village Three models. 107 Lind• Isle Drive 5 BR. 3 baths; family rm. &. fo rmal din. rm. 2 Frplcs. Rm. for pool. Dock. By appt . . ......... ". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $145,000 Waterfront Lots No. 44 : 108 FL on "'ater $15-0.000 No. 49 : 54 Ft. lot on lagoon w/plans . $70,000 No. 76: 3 car garage, Jot on lagoon $85 .000 No. 68 : View. With plans .......... $1'5.000 , Excellent term11 & Joans now available on all prop~rtles. BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 l~XCLUSIVE AGENTS 1430 GalllXy Drivp 641).1550 f()pt'n Daily) •Annual percentage rate. For further de. tails ask any representative al Village Three Three Stp•r•t• Un its EASTSIDE COSTA MESA lo. St1nley C. Swartz Co. Community An MGI Company Builders cation conveniently loca1cd General 1000 rn schools and shopplnr . Two bdrm. homt, One bdrm. uni! KING SIZI LOt ovl"r &nra,p. 11.nd ~eparale ClMe 10 nct'!an. Build 111.rtc bachelor cot1age. Dbl. gar. duplex "'Ith four i::ara1ts. age. large laundiy rool'I). A Ov.·ner y,•/lina.nce. $29,500. GOOD BUY Al::S3J,IXXJ??: !' G10r9e Williamson M. M. L•Bord1, Rltr. Realtor _ -~ ~.!;.. 6~..l!§. !73-4350 6ot.S.1564 Eves. 'General 1000 MOVE RIGHT IN 1537 Santanella Terr. 3 Bdrm!!., 1~ baths. Qu iet lrvlllf' Terracf!. $39,950 Open Daily or Call CLAUDE SHIFFER Realtor 67S-0473 11100 ! I '. I-I-ii~~· 1°~~;:j,~t~.~~ ccillng•.-IYafin_l\JlOd pan=el-~,,c.T_H_ E RE~L ESTATERS in~. arched brirR hearths, m11lll·mirrored 11 Serving Newport Be ach-, -Costa ~11s!i. e'ocrona-d e!' Mar,.=f,!urttin9t o0...:8 ~ac "--------l---il-- . n1aster suite. piped niu sic. \Vhite bricked ..._) I i l l r • • Beautiful decor - 3 bedrooms, library \v / wet bar, playroom, wine cellar; 41h baths-- -builder sa ys this custom home cannot be replaced in Cypress Shores for $169 ,900. Carol Tatum VIEW-POOL S"•ceping panor3mas of' ocean & surf from llv. rm .. din . rm .. brkfst. area & master bdrm. This fine 4 .Bdrm ., 3~ bath home is in a m ost desi rable area. Owner anxlous to sell -115-0.000 · Kathryn Raulston BEACHCOMBER Live on bay!ront in older duplex: additional income helps on taxes: share pier & enjoy your own boat. Priced at $107,000 with terms Harry Frederick · #27 BEACON BAY -$79,500 OPEN HOUSE SUN. 10.2 ,30 Charming 3 Bedroom. 2 ba th: dinin,g room. BBQ in breakfast area. Sunny. private patio -plus deli~htfut !·bedroom apt. Mary Lou f\1arion •IMPORTANT PRICE REDUCTIOt' J UST REDUCED $2500. See this popular lri-level plan w/soa ring ceilings & 4 BR + F.R. + D.R. + 2'h. ha. Walk to heated pool. Most desirable CdM area. Now $66,500. Al Fink ARE YOU LOOKING FOR .•• A custom 4 Br. home on a larJ!e lot "'her e you O\.Vn the land. in Newport Beach? We've got it & with a 511.1rr assumable insurance roan ! $65.000 M. C. Buie $2500 BELOW THE MARKET OWNER MUST SAC RIFICE this nearly new 4 BR .. 2400 sq . fl. family home in one of Corona del Mar's most exclusive areas. HURRY TO Sj;:E -Only $62,900. Bud Austin THE GOOD LIFE Swim, boating & fun! All yours. plu s lovel y 2 BR. & den home. nestled In the trees. Pri· vale beach area. Q\vner \\·ill talk terms. $49,5-00 Mary Harve.v EASTBLUFF-OPEN SUN. 1 ·5 2244 ALTA VISTA. 4 BR.. 2°"' ba . Lusk home. BE WHERE THE ACTION IS FOR KIDS! Walk to "School. shoppinJ!. church & Wnnis -no more car pools! $47 ,500. Harriett Davies 95 FT. LOT -IRVINE TERRACE Lar~e 3 BR. in iao-l\1 .area. Needs some pain-t & paper to make you some money. Buy it n0\\1 for $46.000. Bill Comstock WESTCLIFF-$39,800 J.ust listed. Neat 3 BR .. Tam. room home on quiet ttreet in choice residential a rea. \Valk to Mariners School & park. Calhryn Tennille .,,,.... '1Please call for our picture brochure of current listings.'' -- Jll NEWPORT CINTIR Dll., N,I. ' patios with secluded pool. Can be 3. 4 or 5 OUR CREW bcdroo1n. $89,500. Open Sund<1y 2:00-6 :00. 13~7 Hampshire Circle. Newport Beach. IS READY FOR YOUH • BAYCREST -VIEW . Fee land. A lovely 5 bedroom horne v.·ith vietv fro1n 2nd story. J•'an1ily room \Vith wet bar. formal dining room. lar,c:e breakfast area adjoining ki tchen. All rooms spacious and li ght. Beautiful ·master suite \\'ith fire- place. Lar~e pool size lot. Price reduced to $89,800. SO' PIERHEAD LINE 30 CAREFULLY SILECTED- WELL TRAINED PROFESSIONALS -Th• Real Estattrs ere an As1ocletlon ef well qucl:llfled profnslOft•h, to serte you laet~ ter .•• Aile onyone who hos .. one ltu•I· ntss with them'. IT SPARKLES Choice bayfront lol surrounded by $200.00~ hcn1e~. Tcrn1s or \1·ill exchange for income. $68.500; includes architect's plans for stun- ning t\\·o story Spanish home. -Th•s• proltlem·solYtrt work for you. F'rnm lht nt 1\• roof and paint job to the ponl. Can·t afford • pool -Try thl1 on for 1lze ..• 3 Bedrooms. roverf!<I petJo. So· Jar heated pool. All in top con· dltion -S27,500. Phone 646·7171 TWO+ ACRE COUNTRY ESTATE Stables, Corrals & Tack Room in Ne\.l•port Beach with vie\.\'S of Bay and Mountains. Over 5000 sq. feet or sumptuous Calif. liv· ing. Five BR. Den. 1' .. amily Room. Formal Dining Room and Living Room. Completely redecorated, including beautiful furniture, carpctin,e: .. ~ drapes. ~1agnificent S1vimming r•ool. Ca ll 642-8235 for appointment. Substan- tially reduced to $295,000 for quick sale. MACNA!3-IRVINE Realty Company 901 Dover Dr., Suite 120 1080 Bayside Drive '42·123.S 675-1210 NeWport Beach General 1000 G1n1r1I 1000 DANA POINT INCOME HOMES 2 DUPLEXES ............. $34,950 • S44,950 2 TRIPLEXES .............. $63,950 -$66,500 2 FOURPLEXES ........... !61 ,!SO -$69,501) (21 3 BEDROOM HOMES .......... $30,950 Brand new. under construct ion. Large build· ings \V/delxe O\.l'ners units. ocean \'ie\11s, xlnt loca'tions. Take advantage of good rental income + property value increases due to the ne\v Dana Point Yacht !-!arbor. OPEN' HOUSE WEEKEND PHONE BUILDER 642-4905 OR SEE AT 33792 COPPER LANTERN DANA POINT General 1000 General ;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:..;.; 1000 BEAUTIFUL -I Br, Very neat 11.dult oceu. fi'cd hor11c, cement dri\'l'· "'i\y, bl!aunful P<1ncleri fam· l\y roon1. Dose lo 11chools. rRA7VA rii\lfni:tng I~ only $12.iO d0\\'11 .. , No rlown for Vf'llii, \\'Uh 1~11e tern15 & prlrl? ol S2!l.JOO 8t\e 1von·1 lllAI ! EAST BLUFF OPEN DAILY ll·l 2615 Bambo, N.B. \·.1u'H ht:' hRPflY \l'hl'n ~u ' Sl'l' 1h1~ 5 hrrlrm. J b11.!h hnn1l' F'te!!.hly pain1ed in & (luf. Arst nf financing 11\'llil• 11.hlr, f'J\~I e!lf."1"()\\': Vac11.nt. THEY MAKE IT HAPl'EN -Give 1 call- Yeu 'll 1lway1 be gl14 JOU 4lld, VACANT AND READY LITTLE JEW!L It &Pflrkle& "'Ith cleanHnt:1s. h11s new kitchen, nt\\• bath· room, nt"' carptt.s and drtJ)f's plus a btautlfull,v landsca~ y1rd atUI patio -Ptrf~t fo r youni couple or rttirtd $24,SOO -!tt anytimt • • , fl4e·7I71 ,\ s;:iaC'ious 2300 square font fa.mfly hnmp on a large, beau· t ifully landsca.ped poolslze cor- ner lot. Four 111.1·ge bf'drooms 1\'ll h lnts of closet space. two and one·h11.lf ba.th!!. hul:'e Span- ish fireplace, many other Span- ish details. Owner will ronsld· tr lt111e 11•ith option. Cll.11 M6- 2313 for showing. SllllNE Vie"· of trel"s l Rolli ng Grl"en llnvns enhancP 1hi~ spark\ini;: clran lhime In thr Bluffs. 3 btd· ronms, 21,1 bfllhs. Dttp l'hlg '"\>tl Ir sheer dr11pe11 -Plus poo, putlln_i;: grrrn and ncRrby Ttnnis courts. All 11.vail11hle lo ynu "'hen ynu li ve al the Bluff!' in this dell~htful <"ondominlum -$42.500.00-Excellent term!!. Call 673-8550. STOP ...... II LOOK ...... 11 LISTEN ...... II A cor;:tcius vie"'· up the ti.Ack bay cha nnr.I to the octan gr~t.~ you from this lovely 3 ht:'droom 2'\ halh "Bluffs" honll'. An outst11ndin5:' examplt Of lhe SOUihl l flf'r ••trancisca.'' mode.I which clln only bt t.ruly apprecia ted If sttn. PRICE: JUST REDUCED TO ONLY $47.500. To In 1 p t c t c'll 673~ WOW $2000 PRICE REDUCTION A.nd it 11·Hs a i::ood value I t thl! l\)d prire: Check Into thiB BIG 2400 !IQ. ft. 4 htdroom 3 bi'l th \v\nner featuring 1 hug~ 3 c11r 11:ar8j.!f! plu~ rnom on thf' sldl! for ctimper or bnat, :a "mother· in·la1v" hf'drnom by ltult do\\·nstllirs 11 n d community p11..rk, pool 11nd tennis ce urts only ttt pe: away. No"' only $40.950. Call quic:k at 673-8550. 4 B!DROOMS + POOL $69,flO £:-cec:uth't lype hom e v.1th !\!is· slon Tilt mof -quality thru• out. Form11.I Dining + F11.mil,11 Room + Sp11<"iOUS Master Btd· room + 3-Car Gerat•· Call no\\· to impcct this ntarly ne1v homf! on quiet slrtet with Parle and Schools cln11e by. &46·71Tl BLUFFS 4 BEDROOM A rare find, a 4 bedroem, 3 1J1lh "C., ph1.n In the .. !llufft .. with open be1ms and a balcony for your .Juliet 11.nd p.i1tin for Romeo AJ)d a nearby pool for el'erybody. ~111.ke yourself part of the cuefree life ln the "Bluffs". $46,8~. Call 67J-35SO. CLUB HOUS! S11i.mmlng pool, trnni ~ and many otht'r acti\·itir!I 10 "·Ith this ipolles~ 4 bPdroom or 3 11.nd a den, home clO!lf! to tht J.tale<:"rt!>l club. Mak• your do!· h1r! mean mor"". nnl Just a home. but 11 "''-Y of life for you 11.nd your !11.mily. Call for more informatlol\ 546-2313. WALK DOWNTOWN I Nichols R~I Estate 546-9521 Lachenmyer ~1·.1 hor 1='6,l Nr\\'fXll1 Dh'd .• c.~1. CALI. 646·:192.11 or 5-15-34&1 3 Bia W r0Ml1, 2 btths. d.Jn- tnc spflce ln kttchen -Hanf· "'ood floors -all 1n nt&t to shopptne ln We:itcllrf a n d school~ nl'Br by. SJJ.~ - Phont 646·7171 to ln~pect. ILIDO WATERFRONT APTS.·320 LI DO NORD NOW REDUCED TO $150,000-Xlnt Term• I Befluliful unlla. G t'ar 1:aragr11 A: utility mom 1111h IQ ft. tronlln• on f'Xl'tllr n1 111.1mmlnll' belch. Unttt flrt" $21 ,700 l Bedroom•'",,,... lot. td"I JHE REAL ESTATERS 111artcr hOnir. no efo.,.,·n 10 4 Convenient loc•tion• Nee r You Veit or 10""' down FHA. NIWPOllT IEACH COSTA MISA I 700 N"wpert ''"'· 27•0 H1fit 1, 11"11 . 646·'7171 546·lllJ COllONA DEL MAii 1N\IESTMINTS 112 Mar,11t ritt 2114 H1tl.1r l h•ll ., Swlt. JO 6)J.I SSO C1t11 M111 146·2J 16 nr11oly fumlaned . _.,,., .... _, • ...,_,,..,±±st,.....,I!""*""""' -'11!~ Bii i Grundy, R11lfor AN\' DI\) I~ !hf' REST rl:.y 1r .;: run 8.1\ 11d! Don ' 'I 833 Do\'er Dr .. N.B. 61'!..-16al ditay .. cell loclay, 6.fl..Mf& ' ' -. MllA VERDE A <'~rful sl"ttlnc fnr 1 h•ptJY homt 11 this bttuttfully I P. pointed J btdroom 2-~ bath homf' with au the bulll·l n's. 90 :oc 120 ft. lot with large cov· r rt'd Pfltlo for the family. :>-~ 'l. l03n •vtllablf' lo the qu11llfif'd bU)'tr. Prl<"t S'3i9'0. Call $46-2313 , . HOUSES 'OR SALE HOUSES f'OR SALE I 1~· UNl()Ut:' tiUMt:S HOME & INCOME Deluxe duplex -townhouse type. 4 BR. 3 Baths each. Owners live in one, rent the other furn'd. Ideal winter-summer toe. caJJ: 673-3663 Eves. 548·51142 A BIT OF NEW ENGLAND In Newport Heights: Cape Cod 4 BR. 2 ba. bome. Used brick exterior witb heavy shake roof. Beaut:-]>arquet floors. Show this lo your Eastern -bu-yers. Cl!ll: 673·3662 Eves. 642·2253 WINTER RENTALS Furn. 3 BR. 2 Ba., frpl., bltilS. dish\"asher. P~tio. Av.ail. at once. . ..... ~ . $250 Mo. Furn. 4 BR. home with b~y view. Lge. patio. 2 car urage. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. .. $35-0 Mo. UnJurn\ ckeanfronl apt. 2 BR. 1 Bath: frplc., refrlg., stove ................. $2SO 1110. ' IRVJNE TERRACE Great vie\V of bay and ocean! Lovely pool I surrounded by Ige patio & 4 bedroon1 & lam rm home. Good financing. $77,500 1839 Sabrina 'Terrace Open Sal·Sun 1-5:00 "HAPPY HOM.£111 Be first.to see this new listing lg Irvine Ter- race. Spac. 3 BR home. Lge !iv r1n over· looks great patio \V/tall trees. $54,000 1506 Dolphin Open Sun 1·5:00 UNUSUAL ! Spacious 3 BR, DR executive home. Great for relaxing or entertaining. It really spar· kles. Unique design. $69,950 2242 Donnie Road Open Sat 1-5:00 YARO-SIZED POOLI 25 YEARS .OF REAL ESTATE tX PERIENCE :-'.r,::!~ Re•I E•tat•, 875·6000. 24-43 E. Coaat Highway, orona Del Mar, California 112625 ,..,...11--1-.ReaJly! with 3 bdrm home adj.!!ining. This home is truly centrally locatea on quiet THE MACGURNS' HOME A unique colonial in Shorecliffs! Huge old mansion-type with 4 large bedrooms, 4 baths, a "\vidow's walk," a sundeck & nooks & cran- nies everywhere. An old fashioned back yard _\\•ith trees & gardens just like back home. A perfect project for a family to buy, fix up -..---an<l live in forever more:-ptopert:rhas-been vacated and price just reduce $4000 to $79,950. Anxious! Open Saturday and Sunday l to 5 at 221 Morning Canyon Rd., Corona del Mar UNl()Ut: tiUMl:S Aeal Estale, 675-6000, 2443 E. Coast Highway, Corona Del Mar, Calllomla 92625 BROKERS REALTORS ~25 W. BALBOA BLVD. 673-3 663f General 1000 General 1000 ------- 2100 SQUARE FEET MESA DEL MAR SPECIAL ~1e!-a Verde steal. Total pay. menta: S146.00 per month. Just assume the lo\v 5'~ ~~ per annum ntA loan. Everyone qualifies, 3 super General 1000 General 1000 large bedrooms, formal din. 1---------I•--------• I ing room, huge 15 x 40 tam· ily roo1n, kitchen ea!irg Big 450 Plan with 4 spacious bedrooms inc luding a sep- arate n1astcr suite. Anxious seller '"Ill give QUICK POS. SESSION! Asking $31.900. Wettb•y lncom• Homet TRIPLEX . $:i1,500 Best Eastside Costa ~ll'58. lo. cation. "Homes with an in· come". ~ Tustin tcor. '\'oodland Place}. Builder 642-4905. ' Adobe Hacienda Cham1ing 3 bedrm "+"on wide lot. thick plastered adobe \Valls Eastside, C.l'l1. Asking $28,~. Heritage Realtors. Glen Q u e e n, 54().ll51. al"t';a. "1hat a buy at $28,150. Hurry on this one. 5'16-8640 COATS A . WALLACE REALTORS -546-4141- (0pen Eveninss) j6Q6.,Antigua Way (Dover shorts) NB . 67:>-3210 (Sal & Sun) 1130 Santiago Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642·8235 · (Sal & Sun) Open Houses ~lMIS-WEEKEN9-*4627 Camden ( Cameolihores) l:dM - --642-8235 Sar&~suo) IC"P ttil1 hcHuly dlrKtory witti -,,, ttlb .... ,,.d fQ yo• .. M-~•lltf•t· All ttto loc;mtlo11t lbtod "low .,. tNscrlbM Mt trHflf detail lty od..m.I .. et-. wltoft lo todey'1 DAILT PILOT WANT ADS. Petrortt 1Mwi., o;..~ •• n.. for 10'9 or•• ,.,., ..,. !,....i to list 111eh h1formotiofl lo this col111111 Hell fridcry . KOUSES FOR SALE 12 Br~& F•mily or Den) ··*2217 Raleigh Ave-:'."-costa Mesa 548-4676 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) 1537 Santanella (Irvine Terr.) Cd!\1 675--0473 (Daily) 2039 Irvine Ave., Costa Mesa 644-4910 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 1506 Dolphin Terr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-4910 (Sun 1-5) 2242 ·Donnie Road, Ne,vport Beach 644-4910 (Sat 1·5) *1215 Pembroke (Westcliff) NB 644-4910 (Sun 1-5) 1515 Bonnie DOone (Irvine Terr.) CdM 644-4910 (Sal & Sun 1·5:'3ol *2252 Colgate Drive. Costa J\1esa 548-5301 rsat & Sun 12-5) 2920 Clay SI. (N'pt Heights) NB 675-3000 (Sat 1-5) *4206 Spindrift Way (nr Hoag Hosp) NB 646-2414 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 316 NarcisSus. Corona de! Mar 673-6642 ; 675-6459 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 4607 Wayne. Corona de! Mar 673-6642: 67:>-6459 (Sun 1-5) 301 Walnut St. (Newport Shores) NB 646-7755 (Sun 1·5 ) 32611 Sea Island Dr .. Laguna Niguel 496-5791, 49!1-1344, 547-7761 (Sun 1-5)_ (3 Br. & Family or Den) 2244 Alla Vista (EaslbluflJ NB 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 1·5) *2449 \Vind,vard Lane, Newport Beach 646-7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 716 cameo.Highlands Or., Corona del M,?r 675-3000 (Sun i-5) *1915 Chubasco Dr. (I rvine Terr.) CdM 673-3211 · 545-2300 (Sun 1·5) 595 Trave;,;e Dr .. Costa MeSa 673-3211: 54:>-2300 (Sun 1·5) 216 Orchtd. Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 9038 LaColonia Ave., Fountain Valley 962-5585 (Sun 1-5) (4 Br & F•mily or Oen) 1430 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 646-1550 (Open Daily) 8282 Furma, Westmin5ter 842-6691 (Sun 1·5) 5801 Trophy Dr., Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sun 12-5) 2306 Redlands Dr., Newport Beach 646-4393 (Sal & Sun) *1839 Sabrina Terr. (Irvine Terr.) Cd M 644-4910 (Sal & Sun 1·5) i10 Morning Star (Dover Shores) NB 644-49 10 (S al & Sun 1-5:30) 2873 Boa Vista (Mesa Verde) CM 64:>-1848 (Sal & Sun) *1724 Port Sheffield. Corona del Mar 675-:lOoo (Sun 1·5 ) 2057 Commodore Road. (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sun 2-5) 1816 Jamaica, (Mesa. Verde) CM 54:>-8424 (Sun I~) 3065 Country Club Dr. (Mesa Verde) CM 545-8424 (Sun lil dusk) 2784 Albatross. Costa l\1esa 642-1771 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 18752·Sa~inaw (Turtle Rock) 546-5440 (Sun 12 :30-5) Westcliff street. $45,850 1215 Pembroke Open Sal 1·5 :30 DOVER SHORES-$108,000 Brand..n~w & beautiful 4 & d en home. 2 story living rm with balcony. Garden room w /wet bar & large formal dining room. 410 Morning Star Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 ----LINOA-ISLE-$135,000-- Spacious 5 bedroom & den home with l\1exi- can tile 2-slory entry. Pier & slip. The best buy on this island of boating & fun! WHITE WATER VIEW! 5185,000 North "Laguna ocean frt ! 5 BR, 4 ba New England farm house. Custom quality & top condition. Really diiferent! Call for a ppl. HARBOR VI EW-$79,500 Near NE\V 4 bdrm "Broadmoor" home w/ <lam rm & formal dining rm. See the artistic design of rare planting in terraced garden. IRVINE TERRACE-$40,000 It's the SOLD SIGN that counts A HORSE, A IOY Ol'!!N SUNDAY and his dog. J ust wait· 11752 S111ln11w I ng o romp on tfi1s--Lovily N•lthMn;- 72 x 289 lot. Lovely 3 Invite you lo buy bedroo1n farn1 hous<' in this four bedroom County Con·idor. Lgc. and d,ery. V.'ith fo_r-. . . n1al d1n1ng room 1c. l"Bling art'a 1n kitchen their fricndl)' com· plus fo rm a I dinin{;' munity with room. UvinJ: room fl"B· 6% % loan to remain tu res lgc ~lump stone upon assump_tlon . -. . makpg the f1nane1n g f1replac('. Asking $25,-a real bargain. Let 750. 546-lW40 us introduce you SUNDAY 12:30 to 5;00 -to thl" neigh- VALID URCiENT NEED bors and a te1•riric homr. 546-54•10 HELP! Oytner Screamin9 "Sell my mode=c"n"•·"'ao"'><",-11'--... foul' bed1·001n and fam• lly room." say! he. "Too high priced," said \\'f', "REDUCE it, and sell It!" said he. So we did and \\'f" "'ill! If yo u want a movr-in J:Ondi· lion home caJI nov.·! At SJl.550 ii'$ a !'Ca l buy! :'146-5440 Enjoy the convenient & exclusive area of WE KNOW IT'S TOUCiH this lovely 3 bdrm & 2 bath home. Ne'v F'oi· quick ai.:tivn. Doi-IEAT THE HEA y cptng. la1·s at discount -0 11·11. to find a large home 1515 Bonnie Doone Open Sat-Sun 1-5 :30 rr leaving area. This i~ Tak<' a dip In your nc11· 11·ith a lo1v 1do1vn lpay- a must. Q\v ner hns pool after yo u buy thi~ me11t in th~ hearl of HOMEABILITY PROBLEM? touched Rnd retouch<'d :.i and fa nilly room C~ta idesa, but. l\.'C :, Solved! See this 3 bdr1n, 3-yr. young home! evl'lrything Lo nlake h i~ home. At 528,950 the have done it! VA/FHA· ; Courtyd patio. Low maintenance. $41,750. 4 b,e droom , family pric<' is ·;ight. Assume that is no dO\\'TI to Vet, ) ~20~lr-vine Open Sat-Sun..1:5.:. _room._d.lnln.g_CQOm _.5.%,.~ Joan_ '"l a__ $1200_to anyone -..4..be:d=. ... home the most saleable "'"e hange in interE"St. rooms, l11;rgc rartrily 1 2 BR Dollhouse. Rm (or trailer .... $28,000 honlt' in the area. can S<lOOO or ssooo ' do~i·n room \\~h f'PL. new ·1 3 BR, 2 ba home on cul-de-sac ...... $29,950 8nd let us show It to \\•ill do 11 as ownpr will caroets hvlng room, 2 , 2 BR fixer-upper-Corona del Mar .. $29,000 you and see if you don't help with thr small bal· ~trl'ii :'.~i.:.! ,tc;,llm~~;' Eastbluff gem 4 BR, Vie\v, Pool · · · · $62,500 agree. 516-5440 ancc. 546-5440 for the rest .. 546-5440 4 & FR Westclilf home._Lge yd, , . ., $49,950 t ~ B-RO-KERS & S-A-LESM_E_N_ --:----11-;;;;;;;;;;;;__.;;;;_ _____ .._ ____________ +lll---.. \Ve have an op,ening for one experienced man or woman in our Residential Div. Appficant must possess integrity, enthusiasm & ambi- tion to match our own high standards. If you are a professional, interested in a beautiful. office in the finest location. working with con- genial associates, we are interested in meet- ing you. "Our 25th Year" -~ -- WESLEY N. TAYLOR co .. Realtors 2111 Sen Jo•quin Hills Ro•d NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * * *-* * * * Gener•I 1000Generel 1000 * REAL · VALUES * Immaculate 5 Bedroom Baycresl homt> with sparkl!ns: pool. One of lhe truly fine homes in the area. Near Beach Baycrest Buy 3 Large bedrooms and huge family room in th is v.·ell located home. Ne\v job necessitates sale. Home and Income 3 Bedroom home in front plus sml'lll<'r hqme in rear. Neat ~ bedroom. 2 bath Pl~nty of 11pacr to b~ild on homt". Ideal for ~mall ram-this 66x300 lo t. Price _rr· ily. On ly S31,900. ·duced to $34,000 for quick sale. Have Opening for Real Estate Saletman JERRY FREUD • CHARLES ARNOLD 311 E. 17th Street, Costa Men REAL TORS 646-7755 General 1000 1 General 1000 REAL ESTATE CAREER? Btginning .in three weeks, Paul-White-.Carnahan wiU be dar.tin9 a c:omplet, sales training program. Designed primarily for new people and includes •II the practical aspects of listing, financing, appraising and sellin9-o·f-rt"sidential-re·el estate. Includes co·mplete audio-visual color films showing exactly how to sell Real Estate successfully. Please Ask For Doug Whiting JUST LISTED OUTSTANDING VAL- UE - hot off the type· writer and \\'e \van l lo share it \1'ith you. This lovely homt" is located in the heart of !llesa V£<rde . il has 3 bcdrm~ and tgc family roon1. Carprts Rre near-new. At S34,500 and EZ terms this \\'On't last! 546-5440 THE FINA;~CINCi IS SUPERS! YA/FHA .! COLLECiE PARK Large family , need larg~ home. Then this is the one you have been Jook- in:; for. Fou r large bed- rooms ..j study ..j hu gl' bonus room. A Decora - tor Delight! Landscarcd \\'ith pride. So jUst n1ovr right in, to Vets NO 00\VN • to anyonr a s1n11.JI do1vn: Call now for further details. 546-5440 HERE'S AN INVESTMENT 546-5440 $1650 DOWN COLLECiE PARK Nice large 3 bedrooms and den thal could be , fourth bedroom, formal , dining area, only $27,-• 500. Thi~ 1vould n1a ke a lovely ' honie \\.'ilh a lit·• Uc "tender loving care." Located on quil't cul- d<'-sac strE'ct. Let us help you av oid r<'nting. 546-5440 SOUNDS LIKE 1717 Terrapin, Newport Beach 642-4641 fSal & Sun 1:30-4 :30) *1721 Galatea, {Irvine Terrace) NB 642·5200 (Sal & Sun 2·5) 11---------'· --- Terrific 3 bcdrm and family room plus large rinlshcd bonus room in conven ipnt localion in Costa l'llesa. Ask S30.· 950. Yoo cen assume eJC- i~lfng loan of $22,200 and your payments In· eluding princ., 5% ~;., int .. taxi'!! and Insure.nee \1·ill be only $209. p!"'r n;o. 546-5440 "orth consideration .• , 01\·ncr liqu idating . hiiit I "'O duplexes, pl'idt" of ownershirJ units. O"·ner hnK had no vacancy and herr's why ! Jncum(' no\v $510 • i;hould bro $660. A real buy on fAlstsidc of Costa fo.lesa. \\'ishful thinking, but ft is true. f\1esa Verde 4/ f R · 2 • baths. Only S28.500 and you can as- sume large 5 ~~ r;, loan \l'ith payment of $153. Including principa l, in· terest, taxet; and in.,.u r. anct'. 546-5440 3038 Samoa Place, (Mesa Verdel CM 546-3617 rsat & Sun 12-6) 9812 Salen, Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sat 12·51 188S6 Santa J\1ariana, Fountain Valley 842-6691 (Sun 12-5) 3030 Babb, Costa Mesa · 54:>-8424 (Sun 2·6) *171)7 Tradewinds (Baycresl) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 433 16th Place, Costa Mesa 67:>-3210 (Sal 1·51 611 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 67:>-5726 ISat & Sun 1..5) 115 Ebbtide, Corona del Mar 67:>-5726 (Sun 1·51 2990 Cou ntry Club Dr., (Mesa Verdel CM 642-5200 fSat & Sun 1·51 403 16th Place (Newport Heights) NB 642-5200 (Sun 2-5 l B81 ·Sandcastle, (Harbor View HiUs) CdJ\1 833-0820 (Sun 1·51 1003 Bonnie Doooe (Irvine Terr.) CdM 675-3000 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 1847 Iowa St .. (Mesa Verde) CM 54~2 fSun & Mon !-5) 2562 Westminster. Costa Mesa 673-9495 (Sun 1·5) 321!2 Wasbinilon, (Mesa Verde) CM 546-2313-(Sun 1·5) 2033 Commodore Rd (Baycrest J NB 646-7755 (Sal & Sun 1·5) 324 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 673-8550 (Sun 1·5) 20661 HorJzen, Huntlnglon Beach 962-5585 (Sun 1..5) • (4 Bedroom) 2349 Cornell Dr. (Collei• Park) CM 540-3003 ~ (Sal & Sun 12~) **11 Linda Isle (Linda Isle) NB 675-3210 (Sa~& Sun) 1124 Santiago, (Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 221 Morning Canyon Rd ., (Shorecliffs) CdM, 675-6000 (Sun 1·5) 1877 Tahiti, (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 : 54-0-1890 (Sat & Sun 1·5) 2976' Java. (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa 546-5990 : 54-0-1894 (Sal & Sun 1-5) 2810 Serang Place (Mesa Verde) 546-2313 (Sal 1·5) 2204 Donnie PL , Ne wport Beach 546-2313 (Sun 1-5:30) *1424 Lincoln Lane (Baycresl) NB 673-8550 (Sal & Sun 1·5) (5 llodroom) *1536 Galaxy Dr. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sal & Sun) 1347· Hampshire Circle, Newport Beach- 642-8235 (Sun 2~) 2133 Miramar; Balboa Peninsuf·a 675-1662 (Sal & Snn 1-5) (S Br & F•mlly or Den) 2615 Bamboo, (E8'1bluff) NB 846-3928: 545-3483 (Daily 11·5) *1600 Santiago Dr., (Baycrest) NB 646-7755 (Sal & Sun 1·5) HOME & INCOME (3 llr. Home • 1 Br. Apt.) 27 Beacon Bay, Newport Beach 833-0700 ;_644-2430 (Sun 1().2:30) DUPLEX FO.R SALE 13 & 2 Br & Oen) 609 Poinsettia, Corona del Mar 675-5726 (Opea DaJJy) * .... * * ........... ,, .. , 4 BR., 2 BATH $11,795 Built On Your Land J343 SQ. ft , living area All lath & plaster Hard1~ood cabinel.11 Breakfast bar Pullman baths Spacious wardrobes JUST $1.71 SQ. FT. Planning·Oe1ign-fi111:1 nci 11g: STANCO BUILOERS "1400 homes & apts. built since '51" CALL 537.0380 OPEN 7 DAYS 10666 \Vestminster Ave . Garden Grove. DivorceSile Spacklus 4 bedroom &. ram. ii), $ bath homf'I on largt cornrr Jot. Owners sa.)' !!E'll NOW! Submit offers · Atk- lng .... $42,950 OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN 1.5 2784 ALBATROSS. COSTA ME.SA ' -PERRON J1 ........ ·~ •• '42·1771 Anytime $/! ACRE. T\istJn Ar e. a, S1 ~9.10. Conlkler TOii, boat or ttt For l9300 eq . MS--0897-Wkdiui•. Coron• del Mar PAN5RAfo.11C VIEW over. looking Ne1vport Center. Costa f\1esa, and ~autiful Nev.1port H11;rbor. The ev<'n· ing lights arc like a sevcn1h heaven. \Veil ke pt, three bedroom. I w o ba1h ho1nc 1\'ith F'am /Rm. Din. Rm. and B/J elect Kit. Large Living roonl is located abovf' Jrarage \vhich offE"rs prj)>acy and UNSURP~ED VJE\V. Cool, qulel, patio and ttar yard area. Excellen1 schools . near sll()pplug and only minutes to the Dunes and sandy beache1. Priced to 1eU •t $55,000 ~·ilh very reasonable terms. M. M. La8orde, Rltr. 646-055$ ~e1>: 67J.6ll6 ''**'1• POOL Single stOf1' Pacesetter 4 bt(I. nn with ~autilul Anthony POOL Prime. cenln.I Mt!lll Verde local1on near J)tlrk and llCbool. BeautUuJ decor 1hrii0ut &: many n~ teatlli'-e•. hiking S43,900. •)1: ... "\ iro"J\rnt'1r 546·5990 HOME + INCOME + FANTABULOUS YlE\V + JllCH BLUfT ~~or OttalJs A Brochure CAil Jo• Forti~r Ro•lty_" 646-3410 * &i2-6222 LOW DOWN LOW PAYMENT . Check wit h u11 noo.v tnd sec ho\Y you can own thls · nice J bellroom home, Assume 6%~ loan, pymnbl: $176.00 per n1onth Including princi- pal, intcrl!'lll, taxes and ins. Full price $22,950. 546-5440 546-54•10 SURCi!CALLY CLEAN Located on quiet street In Mesa dcl Mar Is U1ls exqu isite 4 bedroom home with blt·ln:o;. Rea- dy and wafting for you to move right tn. Ask- ing only $31,900. EJCtra nice condition! 546·5"-10 TIRED OF INFLATED PRICES? Call us on this 10 yn; oc111 4 Bdrm A ran1, 1 %. bath home with <.'om- plctely fenced y s rd, room for pool. traffic LR.. fireplace, w I w crpt:s. bltlns, large clos- els -only $29,000. \Vill sell VA nc. down. or FHA. Call now. ~16-5'140 SALESMEN NEEDED -CALL NOW! PAUL-WHITE- CARNAHAN Realt11 Cn • . 1093 BAKER STRID, COSTA MESA 546°5440 \ • ' • -·---...... -j•. --. ' . . ...... • . jt~:==::::::::=:=:=-7=:::-:.=::...::~=J:-'=.7-==~=H;:'O'~U=S,0:15:"-FO;:.;ll.;..o;SA.;.;L-;l=tH';O;'.:U:S:l::S"'F.OR SALi HOUSEi FOil SALE -.1-1111-r• 1111 Geitwol -· 1000'"-ril 1• -••I ·1• CMlaMoM ·--11• Newport.-- HOUSU FOR SALi HOUSIS FQR SALi . HOUSll FOil SALi 1~~~ .. iiiii!ii~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!!!iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;==;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;,I ;~1~20~PO;P~l'~Y;;;;;; I RENT THRU secwDED I it• 's ,.yres 61113000· ESCROW cMnn•nr a aR 1n MCJ-. II. • • • • n n VJ 4: '1" ~ORONA Ol!L MAR c ... 1 EASI' SIDE °",. ..... Bil-In kit With BBQ. it's BUILT! 1--ele f/.)arrell f~ealllJ SERVING THE HARBOR AREA ~~:.~o1'.~N_!;1. .,. ............... '""" ='1'.C:.::""~1~~ NEAR HUNTINGTON STATE IEACH l ,_ l, A 5 BEDROOM- ~~HOME FOR UNDER l-$36,000 includes 3 full baths (sun"Ren tub in master -bedroom);-'formal-dining room,---family-room ~ · \\'ilh wet bar & fireplace, all bltns, basic car· J peting, 3 car garage, concrete driveway, l shake roof and clean ocean air for your fam· ily's heallh. " ! r Immediate Occupancy ~f · (Some Models) :· ... VA or_EHA_LCon.w.entil!Oal. financi[!g r RANCHO LA CUESTA AYRES HO?.fES SINCE 1905 MODELS AT BROOKHURST & ATLANTA HUNTINGTON QEACH ! 968-2929 e 968-13 38, 11 A.M. lo 7 P.M. ---------·--- pn611nid MESA VERDE "Now It C1n le Sold" \Ve wanted. this house to be in-top condition before we would show it. The owner-was transferred and now this newly carreted freshly painted, 3 bedroom, 2 balh, ful din· ing room _ and family room house is ready for oc~upancy. On prominent corner near Mesa Verde golf course. $33,500. 2990 Country Club Drive Open S.t., Sun. 1·5 DOVER SHORES, Mount1ln -lay Views 3300 sq. ft. of spacious living, 4 bedroom, dining room,--family-room. 1124 Santiago Open Sat. & Sun. 1 to 5 IRVINE TERRACE VIEW \llctnt-lmmedi1t1 Occupancy • 4 Bedrooms • 3 Baths • Pool 1721 G1l1t11 Open Sat. & Sun 2 to 5 NEWPORT HEIGHTS N11t and Nice _3 .Bedr.oom.JamilY...J:.Q.Qm~almost new. 403 16th Pl1ee · Open Sunilay f lo HUNTINGTON HARBOUR Beautiful Setting & View 3 Large bedrooms. 3 baths, dining room, gourmet kitchen & breakfast room. den, wet -bar, pier & slip. $127,500. Contact Rick Rick· ard. FOR 21 YEARS ceUet1t location, attrafi:Uvely 11treet. 3 bedrootn1, ADDED n Askins $32 SGl:I d-·a-• Io'-ot'c•--2 FAr.tlLY ltOOM, 2 batb1, •pa • ' • CQRO .. A DEL ~R ,,;;;;.1 · .. ~ ..,,;;;;;;;;,,, BRICK FIREPLACE. PRIC-PAIK &: POOL Beach side Of H\Vf.! DolJ house! 2 BR. plus concUtiO:n, loti of pri\•acy • ED TO SELL at VA appn)I.-Parle Udo, 3 BR t Bl kit l•m. rm . home. Clean as a pin & the lndscpg. PR.ICED AT ONLY $'2.500. al Of $»,100. VA or ffiA".ls Bit-Ina, patio 1; 3 OAJtAGES. ~~;~i~anding. Zoned R • 2 for extra unit. CUFF HAYE.N ~~c:::, ::i1::;;:~~ UJ ~::~:~i: i:v:i °: convenien7Ai:83n~v:~~~ ~~~~~ Js1ani & -41• 3 .!~ .. • .. "" Walliir-1 lee ii'G~"ARGZN - Irvine lndust. Park. 3 BR. -Slh: ba., family PLUS sept.rate aue•t quar-20t3 Weatdltt Dr. Bl& 4 BR I: 2 Ba mJnOr & f al d ' in PLUS \tra with bath, heated ' fit. ~171.1 home. Beaufiful decor. Lge rm. orm m g rm. 15 x 21 "idea tered POOL, qu8.litY con-Open tU 9:08 P~ kitchen -•th Ill hltn•. ~1, room" -for many uses. •63,900. ' .... n 1•· · PRICED •r w• .. , "' 9"""uoo • " Wll..L Sl\.L of JtaliaJI marble. Chande-716 CAMIO HIGHLANDS DR. $5?,500. ,GI Ort FHA t~n .... llvlnr&dinnn.ov. OP&N · SUN. 1.s BACK BAY VIEW w.,, •id• c..1a M ... ' .... .,-.. ,.,. .. w ·..,.1. 4 BR. 2 Ba. w/xlnt marine view. Key to pri· 1971 MJ:SAi DR. room•. freshly painted with Askins only SM.000. vate beach. Owner leaving country, submit OPEN SAT & SUN l·S panellni and carpettni· In CALL ,._ ,.,.J,14 oUerl living rom. Has very Iara:!! 9:.., ~ J.8 ACRES • POOL. HORSES fenced ya.rd pei;-fect for child· ~ ..... fllL 1003 BONNIE DOONE pluslge.spaeiousranchtype rer And pett, $21,MIO. Call alAliTY OPIN SAT/SUN. 1·5 home, 3 bdrms, den, form1d evenings and weekends, N11r Nr•p•rt P••t orrlt• Now & then ;vou fin d a home that "sends din. room. bit.In kitchen 673-65611. ' . iAilGAIN HilNTiR1' you" -this view home with 3 BR .• family with breakfut U'lf & pan-HOUSES POR SALE · 2 a.st Buys rm. plus conv. den will surely do it! Price re-try, 2lx36 UV. room, llepat· • OPEfrit DAILY 1.5 • In Newport BMch duced to $84,500, ate gueit hoole, !'car gar. 'TU 10ld! Aaawne 6"ri YA $4.000 Under preaent market 11ge, work ·ahop....-MUST BE IOan. ·s14&-Per mo. Jtiae'Ciir. value, 3 BR. '!l'Ont row' view 675-3000 OJIEN EVENINGS 675-.3000 SEEN TO APPRECIATE, 3 Br. WIW cpta, drpa:. lm. condominium ln 'Jbe Bluth. Coa1t Hwy. Oppo1lt1 MacArthur Blvd. IA YSHORES m!d. poasession! Only 132,. Outstanding view o( 1-)t. General 1000 Generel 1000 SEE THESE BEST BUY on Bayshol'e Dr. 9,j{I_ 1984 Federal Ave. Call for app't. • 4 bdrmJl.1 2 baths, extra Call: Patrick Wood, ~2300 lee. II~~-. --e-9111--H..,..,r RHl,or-.Harbor_\al!WJlillS-(li:-W .. do -''C'' THOMAS 2W E. Coast, CdM 6'J3.3211 mean VIEW!~ 3 BR. S Ba. ' DELIGl-ITFUL 11nd charm· H/F pool; lov1nalyt.andlc'pd. Realtor ing. A 11;onderful starter or .secluded patio. Imm&c. ln· 224 \V. Coast Hwy. S.18-5527 retirement home. Fan· terict. By app't. only, please. ,Ne"']Xlrt Beach eves 54;>.5643 lastically landscaped, im· SEMPLE l ~~~~~;,;;~~~i maculate interior, en· Real E1t•te I· OPEN SAT /SUN. 1.5 chanting covered patio and 251~ E. Cout Hwy S'f5.21!'1 f General 1000 General 1000 i t~·,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ISEC.LUDED RETREAT$ ~LEGE '°REALTY OPEN HOUSES THIS WEEKEND 2133 MIRAMAR excellent lbcation. Our very Balboa Peniniule finest home available fl.Jr $25,000. Call M.S-8424 South 1-Block lo ocean &. bay C:OUt Realtors. • NEWPORT BEACH '.1. e LEASE/OPTION ··• -Or owner will sell .'G.l. to qualified buyer. 4 ,. Bdrm .. 2 full baths with pullmans. A gas built· in kitchen w/dish\vasher; carpets. drapes & . ~ shutters; new commerc. type carp. in kitch. • 1.~ & !am. rm Beaut. nocked \Vallpaper in mstr. ; . , · bdrm. 2,000 sq. ft. of living area. Dbl. gar· ' • age. Lge. cov. patio. Approx. 3 blks. from grammar & parochial schools. Asking $37,· · 000,..0pen House-Sat/.Su n. 12:30 to 5:30 .. 979 Denver Place. Costa h1es.a. -' ...,, .CHILT ROBINETT, Realtor ' 645.0128 Gentrel --1000 General 1000 Lemon Height5 Lovely country estate, 2 acres, 4 bedrooms, den , 3 baths -room for horses. $98,000. Ortega Highway ·2 Acres with 2 bedroom home -a remote and rugged hlde·a,vay. $31 ,000. Office Open Saturdays & Sundays Dive In Thia Sparkling Pool 2507 Andevtr Place, C.M. (Sat & Sun from 1:00) Lovel y College Park area ho1ne with 2 floor to ceiling fireplaces. Neat yard, inviting fully equipped pool. 3 and Family. • Flowering Tree5 • Newport H1ight1 Special 407 Sl1nal Roell, N.I . (SurMlay from 1:00) PETE BARRETT REALTY Real cute 2 bedroorn.Jiorhe with good sized yard and lots of trees, plants and shrubs for --i-1h-e-••gre·en-1humb''-enlhus1asr.-trm1w~ floor<, pla~ter walls . Just .oU CUflD~iye. 1605 W"tcllff Dr., N.I. 642-5200 -.-.. . ----·---------------· - , Country Living -==s-;:;i-2;;:so;;:::==.1--_LIDO .JlEALTY--lNC. EXCLUSIVES Over1i1ed Rumpus Room Countr.y Ch1b Arte 3160 Ceuntry Clult Dr., C.M. (Sat & Sun from 1 :00) 40' Added-on room for fun & games. Now 2500 sq. 1t.-1n this low ramblln)!_Calllornia ranch' home, close to Mesa Verde Country Club with its pools , tennis courts etc. :a; BR , 2 Ba, 20x20 living rm. + lgc dinin~. rn1 ., ~\In~. dble ga1· .. ne ar UCI. s2.'i.ooo. TOTAL DOWN , OFF LIDO Waterfronl condominium, 1 BR ... $33 ,500 LIDO ISLE 1500 Ad1ms at Harbor, Costa Mesa (ne.1r Clnem• Theater) 546-5'80 Lovely 5 BR. 3 ba., tormaJ dining rm. 5 yearw old. Ex· ceptional cond. $79,500. CORBIN· MARTIN REAL TOllS 675-1662 ZERO DOWN! NO-GIMMICKS - .Seller will . .P&Y all4Q.~l! for any vei. 3 largl! bedrooms, 2 fuJJ• baths, hu1e tree cover. ed lot, prime area, large · CQve:mJ patio. Pl .... ~ full -price._CaJI JQt'lay, -5ffl..8640 2629 Harbor, C.M. 4 of the beat 4 bedroom, I~ HELP HlLP ily rm Nim!! from a Jtartain Must 11ell this 5 bedroom fam-fixer.upper 10 a spac~s ily room home. Owner anx-1rounds &: home or one ef ious, has moved East. f.fakl! Spanish Grartdeut. Fer of!er. can 54{).1151, Heritage appl's to'sff tbcee A others call: ""a1 10 "· lean Smith, Raahor @riN J!,. fil'f [/;-;. M6-325S S pm. $3000 cash do\l.TI. By uwntl'-5..!ltt.JOIJJ~.l--.,;Your Baycmt .. A v e . 6 4 6-.8 O 2 1 or Rfjii'fflfifi.<lv.r---1 * 3 RENTALS* E-Side Triplex 2 BR.'s eaeh. In N'pt Beach, ~~ blk, te garages, fncd yards. Inccme ocean! Jl75 J.fonthly income $405 pc'.!r •mo. Principals • offered for $31,000 • )"Oq 1only:-By OwMr. $33,500....Gr_ o"·n the _l~nd! . trade up in CM atta. M"°OlfG;(N REAL TY 641.-5031. 673-6642 67$-64U A Bl T OF LUXURY I !l!IJ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!f!~~ ... .,' 213 / T99-35 I 6 .... collt£t· Broken "-elcome: --~ ------ ---1 ~ 3 large bedrooms, 3 bathi;, patio, pool, recreation room, ki ichen ea.Uni: area • ..dining room. \\'hat a buy at $23,000 full pri c e. Call toda)'. --Loi 32-x 88 Ft ~ ....... $34,500 Neat 3 BR in West C.rtf. Lee 4 ll't + FAMILY ,...., w/2 .. uos & tn<n ""''· UPPER BAY<)JS,950 1 f Fixer-Upper ! ... DUPLEX $20,950 . · RGE Bedroon1, ti each), , near downtown C.M. Park. I .,.';Valk to...sboppiQ&. _Good. fij). ·-ancifli available. " ; . Office , ..1 for lease. 4 private offices, :r l't'cpc room, air rond., am- 1'11 .le parking. Excellent loca- tion. I '. .Lachenmyer Rlty 546-8&10. 2629 Harbor, C.M, REPOSSESSIONS Sparkling clean homes, some ne\vly painted l carpeted. 2, 3, 4 & 5 bdrms. Son1c with pools. FHA-VA conv. terms, fr.>m $17,000 to $40,000. Collins & Watts Inc. 8843 Adarils Ave. 962-5523 Lot 45 x 88 Ft .......... $40,000 4 BR., 2th baths. 30x88 lot ........ $64,500 4 BR., ram. rm., 2'h ba. 50x88 lot .. $89,500 5 BR., ram. rm. 3 ba. 45x88 lot .... $97,500 _111_1!,, 4 Baths, 90x88 lot ........ $150,000 3 BR, diO."fin., 3i,;-b2~ Lg:16t ..• $1G5,!JOO 5 BR., (am. rm ., 6 ba. Lg. lot .... $2~5.000 PENINSULA BAYFRONT 5 Bedrooms, den, dining room, 41h baths. Approximately I/, acre . . . . . . . . . $325,000 SHOWN BY APP'T. ONLY LIDO REAL TY INC. ------------ O.ner•I 10000.neral 1000 BEAUTIFUL SPANISH 4 Bedroom;-3'h bath, Ivan Wet1•··bu11t h·om-. with outstanding View. Garden co urt entry. Spanish tile root. View of Bay from living rm. dining rm, breakfast room & master bedrm. Panelled family room, wet bar. Rich· ly crptd, drpd & landscaped. $98,500 2 STOR¥ VIEW BIG LAND • GIANT SHADE TREES 4 Bdrm • 2 bath Family Room with Fireplt1ce: Plush carpets and drapes Qean as a Whislle $2i,500 All Tel"rrr~ Walker & Lee $23,500, no down to vets. OP.en House by owner MOWil 549-1697 lo San Diego. SeUiJia ni~. . . clean home w/wide Jot boat LEASE/Opllon 3 Br .. 2 Ba.., yd, fire pit, etc. Tenns0(1et'1 xlnt home. Lrg rooms, easy ta1k) 2306 Recll nd 0 NB care yard. Near shop'g & · , 8 s '·• • ·&ahools. Jm..$500 opticln.. £LUSH ..POVP~_tiELlcitt ~ 540-7823. rttobHe Home. Furnished, BY Owner, beautiful 4 BR, 2 ON the BA Y F ft 0 NT ba, many custm features, Sl<l,750. Bhvn; 9-7 pm. Realtors Open Sat I.:. Sun, 2319 673-81 52, sr.,_~n. 2790 Harbor Blvd. at Adams Cornell Dr, 540-3003. ti.tOBILE home -w/fUU ca. 54~ Open 'til 9 Pl'>f NEW 4 BR 2,, BA f bana. Luxury park, ~i.yfr'Ont I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I . • ,: · am rm, penin, A d I t 11. 67Ul00 I' luxurious \V/1v shag c','Pt 67:>8321. ' FHA TERMS thru-OUl, custom drps. Cho1ee ! : ,~au 646-3928 or J.t;).3483 Pilot Classified. 642-5678 337 Via . Lido .673·7300 SELLING Your boat? "Lisl"l==;=;~~2;===-;=======;::::::I \vilh us .. sell it fast. Daily General 1000 General 1000 4 Bedroom, 31h baths, family room. 2 Story living room with soaring beamed ceilings & 2 story fireplace. View from every room. Vacant. Re ad y for immediate occupancy. $89,500 Decorators delight . buy thi~ C.M. By Owner 557-3498. Bayshores 1221 extra sharp reule with 3 * 5 Bdrm, 2 Bath-E/side, ===:.:----= bedrooms and family room. 211 Monte Vista, C.M. FHA Charmin12 br, Jae Uvint rm, Enjoy a covered Patio and & VA apprsd at S27,IXXI Call frplc. Pvt btacllea. 1%. ~parate play yard, Convert. 962-3930. 1 ;134='=,950=" ,,· =642-=1905-=-====I General JOOOGener1I 1000 OPEN HOUSES: SAT. & SUN. 1-S:OO 361 Esther C.~I. 3 bdrm · ....... $28,500 Sun only 1·5:00 888 Sandcastle 4 Bdrm. VIEW .. $56,500 -CORONA DEL MAR- . THIS OL' HOUSE has two very desirable R-1 lots (with 3 ·large trees & alley access) just steps to main beach & bay. ~1agnificent bay VIEW obtainable from second stories when new homes~ are built. $65 ,000. CAPE COD Westcliff corner lot lvith abundant land· scaping. Bay \\•indo\v in living room. Ti.vo charming. fireplaces. large covered front porch. covered patio & large enclosed rear yard. Outstanding buy at $49,000 & ex· cellent financing available. CALIFORNIA RUSTIC with lots of used brick & knotty pine in· side & out. 3 bedroo1ns. 2 baths, FIRE· PLACE and dining area. Freshly painted and alJ newly carpeted. Alley entrance to double detached garage: Room for trailer l\Dd plenty or room for a POOL. Great Jow"interest assumable loan. Only $28,500. LOTS NEWPORT HEIGHTS -large vacant lol Road y lo build on. Call now. only '15,000 and we have"others AGT 675-4930. -· • Colesworth · &-Co. REALTOR BEACH BEAUTY With 6% % Loan Sharp 2 yr old home "'ilh 3 bedrooms. fireplRce, bltns, gttat kitchen anr.I a large liveable p.tio. YOU.can ta~e over this VA loan on this property, $189 Pf'r mo pays au. $29,900. • . co:Ts WALLACE REALTORS Open Evtning, • 912-4454 • Local PERFECTION! fine!t view in ifarbor uea of bay&: ~an Plush family home ln e:<cl~ive Irvine Terrace on Bayadere Tl!rTace 4 Bedrooms, 4 baths VK!w billiard room Professional "'et bar M!rvanu quarters Large gourmet kitchen $180.000 Rl!altors ''Our 25th Ye•r In' the H1rbor Ar••" 673-4400 1ent to sehools and shopping. I 'c"'o~L~L=E=c=E-=Pk,..._-.,.3 °'B°"R.~-;-;;1 ~ 1 . Ju11t !isled • hurry! Full price S27,950. Call 540·llSl, BA. Owner. 282 Princeton ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors Wastcliff 12JO Dover Shorft Offlc• ' Heritage Realtors. Dr. s29,900. 54>-3260 1430 G•loxy Drive, N.I. 646-1550 1~~~~~~::::~~1 ii lJEATED POOL: Specl1I Reduotlen Ont WHk Only Quiel happy horne, tovtly pa. tio & gattdn. Spuious 3 Bdrm. Under the matket at $42.500. ----------------1 • NO DOWN VETS 2 BR &. Den. $27,500 Printi· pals Only. 548-4676 btw S..7. General 1000 Gen•r•I 1000 $24,000 . Sunshine Special 3 Bedroom , 2 bath hOme \\~th covered enclOMd patk>, Bif $19,IXXI Gov't Joan can ht as- sumed by anyone. Payml!ntli are $181 a month for every. thing. F'Llil price $24,500 Newport Or low down FlfA lerms ~ Channina 3 bdrm., 1* ba., huge family room. Park· like back yard • areal for children. Close to schools. Exclusive with - Me11 V1rd1 1110 BY Owner. lovely r.teM. Verde 3 lge BR's. ram rm, shag cpts, dshwsr, soft \~-a!er unit, back yard patio, · Open Sun. 1-5 1206 Pemltroke Lene UnivenUy ~alty 8TU310 3001 E. Coast Hwy., Cdfl.f COUNTRY HOUSE IN CORONA del MAR THE FOX CO. REAL TORS 673-9495 pvt garden pat off master Univ1r1ify Perk 1237 BR. See thil rreat buy w/lo I ;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;:;\ First time on market. a BAVCREST. SHARP! 5~\% int. Open hse Sun &I •. charming 3 bedroom formal Lge 3 br + fam rm, 2\~ ba. r.fon, 1-5, 1847 Iov.·a St, red h·.11 dining TOOm, family room Everything In house brand 549--0412. home plus guest cottage on new! Owner just 1pent ,;PLA;";;Y7"Go"Lr;-;;;,;--A;-.,M;:,,.::-;v;:,::nle;: a 67 foot frontage jwt ~i $12,000. Never 1hown before. Country Club ~\uty. 1st block 10 ocean. Fabulous Price S58,000 w/usumable T:'i!. on mkt. 2-tity, 4 br, 3 grounds for entertaining in· loan of 3~1%. Open Sat & ba, frml din rm, fam rm. 2 LOW DOWN LOW INTE"EST LOW PRICE Fourplex 1 ~=-==~1 Deluxe units \..1th an incon1c $21,000 •• Fairview elude cabana, badminton Sun, 1:30 lo 4:30. frplc, many 11tras. 1919 court, and outside bar. Rf!. Thompson, Bkr 6424641 Kauai Pl, 546-3573 alt 5 &: stol't' this country style hOme WILL SELL 'vknds. and 011·n one of Corona de! GI OR FHA 0B~Y~Ow,c....,,.-,-.~,~B~R-. 3,..,-ba-.~3-"-' 3 br. re~latnce ntar J.IO(ll, park, school 1114 1hopping .•• O\\Tlf'r has mowd, don't mlv; this one $32,:500. of S55.:i. a month. Needs 11. mu. pa;"' • '""'· no do:wn pa.yment 646-1111 (1nytime} $47,950 \'ou can buy this nice home Exclusive with: even it )'OU don't have 11. VAi~~~~~~~~~ cll&lbility. 3 BR, huge trees, Newport only 2 blks to 1hopp'g. Op. portunity for the Investment at """'· Fa irview Nichols Real Estate 646-Hll (onytlmel 546-9521 Open Dai~ 328 Aliso Newport Height• corner of Beacon 1 1hort block from Cliff Dr. Mars finest properties. \Vest side Costa 1.Iesa 3 bed-gar, formal D.R., lge fam 71& ORCHID .__hly · ted .•• h rm. vacant, lmmae, nr gtilf •red hill OPEN HOUSE rr·::>nu • ui:a pall! wil panelin& and c:arpetinc in lC'OUl'&e, $45.950. 2813 Boa SAT Ir. SUN llvilli room. Has very latte Vista. 645-1848. l :OO TO 5:00 OR CALL 673-8550 fen«d yard perfect for child-5 BR, 3 BA. formal dininJ, REALTY ren and pea, $21.500. Call sh•c carpets, huge pool 1\r-Univ. Park Centtt, Irvine ,-Q THf. RE:AL '"\. ESTATf'R~; Estate Sale I Oceanfrant I tvenlngs a n d weektnds., ed lot. one block to totes& Cail Anytime 133..(CO 673--ei68. Verde golf coune. Ow~r. ~""'~""'-!'B'!:'!!.,.•I Quick sale. 30 Day BY Owner, 3 BR + BACK BAY AREA p.»session. $42,500. 546-3642 e norm o u 1 bonu1 nn $112.00 per month •J 1 • ~1·110(\ By Owner $36,500 Choice Newp.:irt Beach Joca- Spaclous 3 bedroom 2 bath, tion. Larae corner kit with DIRTY-MESS-IM"" ,..,,, with ""'""'-, .... ,.. -3...bedrnom. Lbath Spacious 4 bedmi~. fOMTIAI dining, family rm, priced under market. For ai>pt: Jean Smith, Realtor fl.EPUBLIC tri-level 3 BR + fO\llnhse, on ftftnbtlt, hu den 2 frplc, Lee 111.m rm. best ot t:vtrythina. 43«1 om' rm, Frnt &: rear patios l:i:Sa::nd=:bu:,'f:,:W:,;"':;;·::833-0053;;::;:::;1 :z.~w/tire pit) $46,900. lrYlnt 12a 3 BR. 1-ba. Scrffned OWNER Mual sell quality J patio, near schl1, church, br, 2 ba bomt: at THE: libf'llry, oi'j"""""(U l ·de-=-1111.e. RANCH below eo.t a t $27.200 By Ownl!r, ~17. $71,750. AMUme G.l. loan, pays all \'es, Just as!lume lhc low 5·~ re pc.r 11nnum r11te IORn, 2 larse bedrooms. dream kl tthtn, clean and neat throQ&hout . 2 full b+i1hs. cov. ered p:ulo. \\'hat a buy 11.I $16,500. Don't wait. 546-8&10 large dlnlni area ow:rlOOk'. ~ in beaullful condition. ~32SS IN HALECIEST Ill( !OWi> ..eluded taoal, A faolulio val.,. al $68,500.1 ~~~~~~~= Nttd11 pa.int and fixing. J CIU'Jleting, dnpes, buUt-tn Call 54s.842-4. \ · $233/mo totaJ. 83U!SI. larae ~rooms, d I n I n g electric kitchen. Garqe off room , 2 rull baths, h"11'1! alley "i th electric eye open. pool, covered patio. Offu er. Nicely landscaped cor. $25.000. ltandy n11n'1 para-ner lot. dlae. 546-8640 .. 646-4032 54!·1444 PRL\fE East•idt location. ;..g. _c_o_u_ .. ~•-P_•_•k..,. ___ 1_11_s Co"'"• del Mor 1251 ..,,,. la .... s~ VA I""" •ilh * POOL-HOME * .. pymnts of $152 per mo on SOUTH OF THE this neat&: cll!an 3 bedroom 3 BR/2!i BA, \V,/\V Crpt, • • • home for only S28.SOO. H~rl· drps, bltlns; Inc1d": Refrig. HICiHWA Y OPEN HOUSE R al n.u '-''Uh/dry, t nclosed patio ' .... • 1""· "" ·~ ..... 1,,.1nn. Asaume '~" IDEAL llOR RUSTIC AND WESTCUFf --Gault, 541).IJSI. FHA Loan. s,owner. l31J<IO ENTIRTAINING 2629 llarbor, C.M. 2629 Harbor, C.M, SBCLUDED Charming ho1ne in choice 543-530l. ln Coron .. det ,.Jar, a fellCht· OPEN SUN 1 5 FOUR AND A ""''·,.,...bedroom•."'"" FHA -·Ms 1-M 3 ... ··-"· • • Thls CUiiom Nt"wport home large 111.mlly double flno-I llft Newport leech •-room _.,._ room Come I. Re 2a12 SifrTa Vista IANQUIT ROOM hu fl\'e.ey"thll'IR. 3 hup bed· places, Miter' than new con. 3 Bedrm. 1" baUt, Cf1rtJ. I ;;~~~~~~~;;;;, I home on a ts ft. lot. BuUt·il' (Or. ru.un I 22nd St.}. tm. otvl.S. and mUie •ix: bia btd. "°°"''· 2 tull batha, Sftatpa.. dltion, 1700 Dova' Drlvt. drps., enc:loled ~Uo, dblt: 1• Pit.IV.ATE ROAD kltchln, lure aecl~ pa. mac. 3 BR. A lam. rm. + roorrui In thla NOrth Costa tlo, trtt eovtttd lot, hup 3 545-9191 prqt. All In A·l condition. Uo 11.nd pltnry ol plrklJ11 • brkf11t. nn. &: ahop. On a r.ftu 2 •tory'home. StUt":r 11 CM' pn.ge, Selltt wW Pl)' w lk & L TR~. TtttES! $24,500. lr:nm•c. 3 BR., den, din. nn ., $62.~. qu~t 1lttt.1 of line CU1tom 3CfUI. &nd musi ~II a1l l!Osta for any \-tt. $1.00 a er ee Wells·Mc:Cerclle, Rltri. ~~l~:~:,.o~· .. '= OPEN lfOUSE hoolt•. $-11,000. Bring your "VACANT". !\take otrer on lolal dowo oo~ at !SID Ne -Bl·~ C 'I 32' POINSETTIA J checkbook, fhi5 "'·01f t IAllt prlao and tf:nn1 to. · "''-\ Rci ltora ~ ........... "'..-•r.._:u" .. ~~·:,;,.,. cured lawns t: betul, cer-SAT• SUN Newportlt•ch Office tnn11 = Now·, lt)e t Im •. 2790 Harbor Bl\ld. •I M ama !~~~,,~~~~~~ ... ~, ~-~~ dens; dbl. rarare • ~p. l TO ' boWOQ~ loweon jR. Walker & Lee SCS.!M91 Open 'I.II 9 r r.1 l• )'QU ad ln th& cluslfltd ~~·~'; :u~~~,C.~: 1 ~=-C-•~L-L_~"'"""''--··I 1021 l•Y•k(-.Drlve .-ot<H Realrors IT'S A btttzi •. It'll your SECI10Nf Someoot l1 Call 642..Q '°' •PP't, Still Utt old •tuft Bu,y the new 675-49'30 34.lS Via Udo 6iM562 2711) HarOOr Blvd. at-Adams lle!'lll with taae, <Ult Dtib Wltchinc fl:ir IL D ial 1 111 G~y, Re•l .. r atuU \'ou WI do both Jlr.1 !....~ ........................................ !!11 .... J~-·~·w::!. • .!D:•~l::lv:!•:..''-' -~5-!M91 Open 'lll 9:00 PM , ___ 2629_1_1._r_bor_._c_ .• _ .. ____ P1_1o_1_0_ ... _u_1«1_. 61_2-561_s_, __ G<_~ __ blday,....,..I---'---.. ·---a!~D~A~l=LY!..!l?:!.lt~.ar:.w:! •• '.!'. • .!Ad~~ ' - I l ( • l . ' • =11.Y PILOT J1 RINTALS -• HouM• Unfumlohol r __ • .,. ... _ ms i HOUSES-F.OR SALE HOUSES 'FOR SALE !HOUSES FOR SA[I! HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE I RENTALS lllNTALS I RENTf\LS - -lalboe Island 1lS5Balbo. lsl,nd 1355 Huntington Beach 1.00 Santa Ana Hqts. 1'30 Stn Juan ·---HouM1 _F_•_m_l•_h~-Hou1t1 Unfurnllh.. Houses Unfurnl1Md f, ------..._ ----_ · -Copl1trono 1n5 Soni• An• Helghh 2630 Gentrol -Men Ver.de 3110 llolboo lslond LZLWWW.ZLZAAAWWlLZW% . VACAN'I' . ~....,,_-~- '' . . · -•a11..-~-ls'-nd Dupl•'x""' ·3000 ·sijli' sth• tl"~~i'.''.::"w~:·,.~-.~ • ..,..0_•"'f.'1$~A~Cl\E.r,,;;•~"'2•iir•~''rndw":;"""';';,.j.-....,,..,,~'~Be::••~w~m~ Coata ~tia tumptrlr •• -sn TRI-LEVEL s Bl't + den• 2 2 awa-ea 1r,. den. vr .... ia. ~ m .-~ ""' '"" ~ llJ~~ ~ '"r8l)Cb, W 1 Hki \IQJW, Adj. Ul!J jMld SIM/mo.-=-2 BR-~ kkhlPll• OK SUIO ~ Lae.J&m rm.. Dtn rm, l\Hddle •ire cpl, $250/11111. ~ Beautiful, bearn ed ceiling, 3 sarn1. upper; lo rlrm $Chqol. AJ!!lunie CJ, other tttate._ J>l.l't'CIJJ. l.1a.000 _. Call ~76U * 3 BR.!lxd for klda!Pttl . {!Cl Fml Ii rear patJoa: (rtar 138 Topu. 613.tl'232.. 1 .2~. bdrm. lov.·er. Pier for boal. loan w/tolal pynl.lllJI ot SlSI w/Sl0.000 dn wlU relr.l\JI(! ----'-------4 BR kid1 4 ptl!i •••••• $180 w/(ire -pit) $365 mo Incl •I' ... ·• - i nio, Only S:2t9M with 10~ clear bide silc ror 100"~ L 11 h S BR horst ranch ••.. $1.9S ea,rdener. 642-?364 Huntington leadt M 1 OPEN S.o\T/SUN. 1·5. 1071f.1 OP:\L. • * IMMEO~ POSSES. dn. Hurry. II won't IMt! financing. Bkr. 493-1106 or •tuna eac 2705 it BR pool, ocean breei.r $2lO 3 BR, 2 ba. ram rm, dbl 3 BR Cond ---- 4 Br. & 3 ·~r., 2 ba. each. View of So. Bay. *BRANO NEW ' FULLER REALTY 494-8100. L•••t/Sale FurnlahM STAR.LET ' 776-7230 lrple, crpt1 & drpe, encl nic .. area ··_"r 2~Pc:~~ front. Xlnt income. $89,500. * BEACH 1.5 Ml . J46.0114 Dena Point 1740 Lov•ly B•ach Condo LANDLORDS I I rard. 3m. 613-5809 S200/n10. 1 mm ed . oc- WILtlAM WINTON R [ * G .I. or FHA I Av111J St'pt lS for l<'aR thru Vacancy Problenu Ended '.nOO cupt.ntjt, 1126 Pawtuck&I Qr -t ea tor * $36,850 La9une B•ach 1705 NE\V Custom re side nce Ju~ or lonpr. 2 BR , 2 BA, FREE 1upply ot quallflt!d N•wport Beath . (nr. AllJ_nta il Beach Blvd1 229 Mir ine, 8.llbo. lsl1nd 675.3331 * OPEN DA! LY $.'W,!l."iO • one 1nlle fron1 new 1 upper wllh livinjl. dining, ten11.nts 11.t no 1,'0ill to you, _,_ .. 0.-00,.,,=-o,,--.--I A W 4LK lhtrbbr entrance. 3 4 O 11 ki1che11 areas main floor 'ov· A~k for LEE or OLA Townhouse • Adult1 3 9R, 2 BA. ta:m rm. Lrs 968-1338 Auttl)q BJ\'d_. q12-4i!Qj , 1 rrlookin& 'heautilul po o 1. 131-6600 Split le\'el l BR.' 2 bath. frpl, pa!io, fle'>l' crpta paln1. -IN SPl'CE._ -fllrge 2-car port plui; !!tor-. bh-lna, patio, Jo'a~ pool. l Children walk to sch!, Im~ Corona d•I M•r 1250 Corona d•I Mar 1150 That's the best dei.o.::ription nf Condominium 1950 age & compl~I~ lau11dl'y f.A. ft car pr,--Al.SO, l. BR .. 2_',.J rnedr poas. $200/mo JR, : I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, 11 A.M . to ,7 P .M. this dnu11Rll(' Laguna Bt'!ach I cilllies. ftll beautifully & I ba., 2 car 2arage. 968-9028. '1 "TIBURON" T ho 832 7800 BEACH HOMES • d h•11 NOT BRA·N-O N' EW hon1e. SPARKLING OON-. oivn . uses. completely furni5hed. line1111, • REAL TOR s.414966 I "''B"°R;-.'N"°•-,-, 'P;-a'rk-, -w-'1~1-101 ,All of the homei li!t1M ~ re TEl\fPORAR\' STY L JN G Sign up noiv for C~ICe l'f'· china, etc, ,f desired. Only $17."1. 3 BR, 2 BA Older hon1e II , I BUILT ON 2 LEVf:l...S \V/ sales. A_ssume gov 1 loans, lfY, sle*'"' to nri\•ate beach, 11'/pe.tio, CHrJ>f'lll, dntpe"· "IN THE BLUFF" iva ' drpll, no pets. Oean. IO\Y l'll't' wi!hln 2 block5 of 1 f 1 .,., r J For llJ>Pl, (213)' 339-18'2 lN-Cnrona del Mai· b<-ach & BEACH $19 9co E>.IENSIVF: USE Of no qua 1 Y ng. Tennlli courl &: :?nd pooJ Al· TEL E ·TRENO Ele:;ant. Ne1v v.·all to wall car· •fter 6Pat. · HARBOR VIEW HILLS -, ol Wi>OD & GLASS. n pro-11Y '1h ------1 3 belrooot I 11 d·n· -;;;""""=--~~1 v.·ill be held open for in5pee. Gr NO DOWN s1s.·.~0 f'I' . ., so 0 ,,.. . \\'I i;or:· * COZINESS IS ..-~ 8' ( ' u I Ing IJ\fl\IEO Oceu 3 BR tion ~a!. & sun. 1 10 s. Popula.· 3 br nM)(lrt "'llh scp. , SPRA\\'l.li'\G 4 EORJ\1. &: ""' • eouA l8ndscapil\g thru.0111 . -• • toon1 huge f"n1ilv room. p, new • breakfasl nook, paneled lanl No1 nc"'· but only 8 )'Ml. DF.N, OR 5 BF.DRi\I. FLOOR bedrooms, 2 bath!;, r. 1>lc, Eusy acccs~ to suf)('r nikt. A SHARP 2 BR H6n1e. P<'-Bier. 's42:i nio. 5-10-IT~ l"an1 rm, . 2 b3 ho mt , GREAT SUMMER rooiii, beauliful landsrapinR. )'OllllJ;:. ,.~11nr11.stic value ll<'stl. PLAN HA~ LIV. R!ll. \Vm-f bllns, crpl.!1, drr>&. shop~in~. elc. $325 nionth, tio & Yl'lrd, $1)Jln10. VA-~----Park Hun11ng1on. Cptio;, All HO.ME C'd amon.i: 2.sco1'Y hon1cs val-ANTIQUED OPEN BEA,\I Larwin Re1lty, Inc. 11·inll'r bo.~I!!. \\'lJJ conr.idcr CANT! i\'OVE IN TODAY!~• C&S $,,__y Rentils clec kitchen. 213/429-4521 . In best Corona del Mar: locft-!';JJ:r'·aa~a~~~~~~: ued aLSli.000. 3 BR's. 2 fu!l CEILINGS .i-li.E~VY 962-6981 anytime lease. purchftst or outrij::hl Hom .. Finder~S.2951 3 0:R ~se $200. Child & dog iTJ'1AcULATE 2 br duplex. tion. Needs face lifting. tures or rhis 2 yr old Lusk haths. Gourme! ki1. 1vi1h lr 1. CROSS TI~IBERS One 11·all -RENTALS sale. A1tUlts only:-Ref~. FOR RE'NTt t-1641 Newpotr,C1\t:--%.~-llti9•fJ9J>f d bltns, ee.tio. l"urnlshed 3 Bdrm:. 3 bath. honl(' on quiel Slret'l. yp el'lt builtins. Cloud ~oh car· has t.:IASSIVE 00NTEi\1. H F • hed 499-2152 Ai\f or 83--0791 any· 0 ' · lol'ely fenced grounds, gar Ov:ner 1l'ilJ consider Jeru;e. pc-1s. Ju.st Take over e.xh;ting PORARY fo'IREPLACE o/ ous•s urnis tin1e. 4. 3 -% ~AR ~onie~ \n 1 ~· BAY VIE\\'-BLUFF'S 4 Br, $100. i\farried <'Pl 842·32'1'6· · option S.I" j()O $5-t!SOO. • loan wnh payn1ent5 n1uch ,._ I ai~e Inly, enta 8 6 ar · 2~ Ba. twnhouR Fam area · · • u, · • d h II ornate brick & plaster di'· ""'9Mr• 2000 BLUE Lagoon Villa No 4 • 2 lfll;? at 312:1.50. }o''um or Un-1 1 c d 1• 3 BR, 2 ba, frplc, custm 305 POINSETTIA re ·, chea~r than rent. Better sign, Sliding 'tlllSS wall af-' . ·----1 br, 2 ba t'OndO apt fully lurn furn, Ask lor BONNI. :Jn·,, ,:J',. lt~~ .... ~· poo . Cplg, drps. Child, pet _pk, hurry! Call (114 ) 962·5585. fords a SCEN.IC VIE\V OF i100 -Ulll pd. Bachl'lor Apt deluxr 2 pools, tennl~ court. 132-7800 _ · · °"""""~· $:80 1110. M'.!·1155. QUIET AREA FOREST (; OLSON THE OCEAN. KHcM-n 11•J OCEANFRONT on !ht' beaC'h 30781 ~J $"50-1...ease .3 Br. 2 Ba. Pool. NEW -BR 3 ba 13 Bdrn1. hon11' piui; I-bedroom REAL TY fani. r1n. hns loai!io; or cabi· Brokl'r z.34-G980 Coa!\1 H11·v. Laituna Beach I * SWIMMERS * Yrd Sf"rY\l'CA, 1101 Essex 1 ~ h·id · cptg. dl']M, on lart>.er 101. Ne1v dee"--Bii T IN ~"'G" & S 10 U ·1 pd B II '11 t 21,/21" ""~0 Ln 64&-.>996 I poo · c 1 ttn. no pebi, Mk r· Univ, Park Center, Jrl'ine tnc, Reallnrs nc1 s, · · '''""'~ •'• · 1 -II . achc\or apt. or Cl\ oo et' · ',...,,...,.,, j Check Ou! rhil( 2 BR. SIO\'t', · · fo· Dorothy 962·1313 968-2645 carpels & quiet area Call An.vtime 831-0Sro 1Sl3l Brookhun;t A\'e. OVEN, DISHWSHR., GARB. Avail no11-. 0f)f'n Sat. Su n & 1'.ton, IOanl refrl_i::: carpets draprs + ' .. J.ha .. a.:·n1usueC.::-.1 ';;":'::'l!'':'::i:T,~';:::;';""r(=='"~"~"~,;~,,.!,_""'.~-~~·,,_!'.::=:l;~";:,.;~;;:;:~;;;tt;;ri;;;;;;Jo:==o~B~ro~k~"fJS>!-<~~980~=""-J 'o ~·pm, $32.) ~io: or ~111. I POOL,!! SlJO i mo. rn1s Universl~ P•rk 3237 3 BR. 2 ba •. cpts, drps, all ex. I S57,doo I/ -RE:'l1oUEL1'..L> Hoi11e + Li::c. entry fo)·cr, 1vith floors S18J lll()-. -\\'dl-comiiderhro:-rT l:A . -· lrlll'I fnd d. w~lk to oce . 305 IRIS, CdM large brand new ap!. Good HANDYMAN SPECIAL ol Traver1inc design tile. Rentala to Share 2005 ll'a~r-10alt'. Hom•Finders 645-2951 .. ',!fdils, $23a. 968-3473.· NEWLY . REMODELED! Open beam ceilings 1\·ith bricht, cheerful roonls &: sunny patio create a happy I atrnosnhere. 3 Bdi·n1., 3 bath, With study. lmn1aculate in f & out. $61 .. iOO 317 POINSETTIA · 1 . ., 1· · ........ ~, ·~ -~1,, ,,.,., .. ,.,1 1175 Cl"" 2 BR -irag• I 4 B<lrn18 ., Fain. rrn. Din. 1----------1nromr, e1Tiuc 1nanc1ng. .,,,.._,, .._. .... , "" .. e..... '-" ..... LOVELY 3 BR ho1ne "'ilh a n11. Tunle Rock ... '. .. S365 • ~~~\·ner. 61 3-6 9 0 4 , ON 200' LOT \1;,~~!~~ad~~,o ~w:~~ryj:~~ L2:E;\' 00~~:;~ N~~ C~~ ch>sl' ~· .. lo~~~~~~ lge yard .. Lse _or lse \v/opt 3 BR. 2 bath~ ......... , 5325 Fountain V11fey 341t -·---· ------Cute 3 bcdrm rant'her "'ilh Double bl'd. di1'swr & lo buy. Big patio & encl gar. 2 BR. 2 bath!'! .......... $2.65 TRl-PLEX 100;. DOWN . 1·11 1· h & . & HIGH. This spaciou~ horne Call <:oats & Wallaee Real-4 BR. 2•,·, ba<h• ·••.··•·· •~< JUSI a 1I epo1s paint · \\"ith \\''W CARPETING & closet. Prh·ate TV. '>l'asher. 1:."' Al 'l -\\'alk to shops, enjoy frpl('. 1vhat 11. value _ featuring drvl'r. share' kitchen. 1100 Dupl•••• Furn. 1975 lo~..,...,..... ~ · bal DRAPES is in1n1ac. th1'1JOUI. .., · ~_;c.;;.c _ _:c.;..; l'flny, sundeck & IN. crpl& & drps lh1'Uo11t, rear mo. Color TV in living 1·n1. -3 BR, 2 BA Condo -all bltns. CO:'l-1F.. Stril'by Co .. 3.IS,2011. patio. 2 car garage. loads of O\\•ner is moving north & 5~5-36.14. NE\\IPORT BEACH Clo0!<t lo schools & shoppg. has olfered it for immed. 1•<' E Bal--Bl d I t fl• extras. ldt'ally located in the ...,.1 • · .....,. v · 11 Pool & rec facillties. $220 LI, I 1351 sale at \\'ANTED-Congl'nial lady to duplex. \\·ntr/yrly, 3 Br. 2 110 sl• hear! of Hunring1on Be11ch, $39-,950 FULL PRICE i-hr lovely NB Bluff~ hni. mo. A\'a il 1~1-70 C a ll ---------1"3,900 full pri<.'1'. VA llO bA, hay & o<:ean all f'X· Heritage RE :>10-\\jl S · L'd H ' SEE TODA'. Pvt/ba, all privL S8011no. 1 h /I · k pac1ous I o om9 nioney doii·n . rnakc· ofll'r. _.. ! rn~-1\'S r r ryr. 1ren1a ·l'r, "I l11l1 'I \·1111. - ---I \i.11 ll11r 3 BR, 2 Ba. l\loclern fti>lc, \l'/W CPIS, elec kit, ru,.. a;arg. S250/mo. 17600 Santo Domingo Cir. 114:629-39li. .4 Bdrm/2 Bath. Built-Ma, covered patio. $260/rno, lat & lai;t. 642-226-t. Prime J Br. 2 ba . singlr C;JI HOi\.1EFINDER REAL· GONF. TOi\JORf:.0\\ '. f>.14--0389. N>lri_g. gar11_gr. fl-pie, .sa'llri l:>t \\'elite.rn Bank_ Bldi:. s!ory. :i SunnJ patios. On TY !162.fitlTI. · MISSION REALTY CBLLEcr. Or 11·orkin~ 11111.n sho11r1-. dsh1l'hr. 01\•ncr Cosl•.Mesa 3100 Uniwl'llity Park L•gune B••ch sBwt 10 sr1-eet conwr lot---· 98;'1 &i, Coa,.;r Hwy., !.:1-:;110R lo share t.a:zuna cotlngc. $Gj 21:::'190-7113. OPEN SUN. O~y 133-0101 Nights 0C f 3705 & '.<.i. Reduced to SSl.j()(I. NEWLYWEDS PHONE (714 ) 494-0731 n10. 49~-1971. . RENTALS S:.!9.-, o . ..SF:1 N·Sillc, Nr: S. EAN V EW P · L'd d DREAMBOAT --~ -·---c-•si Pl>."·S.D. l.: !'.;', Custm built brand llf'IY 4 BR rime 1 o Nor __ _,_ RCXJM)IATES \\'11n1ed-l or Hous•s Unfurnished '"" " 5 Br. 4\~ ba. nr. lll'w v.•a!<'r of a buy ror your starl<'r FAMILY SIZE :z. J bkx·k from h<'ach. Ag~ f f'1vy-OC Ai1'Prl. Lg. 4 br DON'T DELAY I homP. 2 frplc's. in L&gUna front home. Beau!. decor home. Squeaky clean and 4 bedroom, 2·~ balh ocean 21-30. Call 642-9757, Generel 3000 h~c. only 4 yrs old. Lg CALL US TODAY I Bch for lse w/option lo buy. Deck, pier & float. ,..or ap. re~d~ to_ move inlo 11•ith 11. view home, nver 2700 !lq. rt . LADY, JI \lri8hes. lo share 2 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,f fam/rm. l h b, lg kit l 3 BR. 2 SH. tnhouse .... S.Wl , Ch\•ner: 546-Zl ll or 549-1605. p't. Call: • brides kllchen, drapes, and Large "L" family room. 2 BR apt, Pool. din·g. Bltins. crplK I drp11. 2 BR. l ba. house ...... $280 ' 828 E-EOA51'-HW-V.-8111-G-rundy,-Re-altor-~-10 ,v.·aU ... ca..rpe.tsJl§,9JQ.Jil.i!pla~lu.<kd master -.----J 6:ffi:MUB ; • • Pool rleck. cv r d/p a tio.. eel h•11 Dane Point 37 Coron• del Mir ,..,~ Do"~· Dr, N"' "'" .,,...., • \~O\V. ! suile with private deck built "-''EEO 2 1 I -1141..it ~ -r I ~0 • -• R •· 7 ' ' 6-73-t770 • ~ * * ~ .... 2'n ··No;~ :7·v Walk'e··r '& Lee over dOuble ~rage_ &:\'er· 'Bn, 2 el'-1~~s1:,°i~:.~~~!~ . R*EN~A,_l F!NPER$ RENT OR.LlASE.. -. . ---~~a~ec: .• nr;\V ~·1-~il 241S MAR<'ARET DRIVE BRAND Nrll' NOrd Baylront al •le\·.cls .. r, 1~~1de spac1o~s. ful'n . Call 962-7409. I om•s • 1 HOMES drp~. -l...?T;; mo. 496-5.323, j br 41~ ha. Arf"a·~ bf>.>t huy r.caltors rK"S I p111ar~. Only S42.9.i0. Both 3 l>l'1:1rnts jlf $200 per · REALT\' 615-73.U:. ' Ct.DER 11·on1nn to 11h111·p my ,.,, .. 11_ 011_, 122:,. Unh·. ?ark Cen1f'r, Irvine ----------• ,r_ Rp1. o.~c 10 everylhtng. * oomm•t•s Nichols Real Eitote .fl Any11mo> .-...-.,,.. • R~••TALS .,.·/7' ~ fin. 5179.000. j 7GlU !'.:dlni::-rr A "t Cl · R ' " • < .,, · ... "~ * * Ownf'r. -~!H-6.ll:l * * fl.t2.1M:1:; ot' 540-~i_l·!O Q /T, ff R f Bl 2 O 'o I •~ --M 'lt/ · "· " p.m .. tilO· 1~'-I -CALL 645-0111 646-9521 Low Down REAL ESTATE SHARE my Cdn1 W-.n1c ------~ or. 4 BR To\l'nhsc, on A!Jfs. FurnishH ~ Four Bcdt"OO'"l~ • 2 Br lhs 30.' .P~D_pOCI·~ POOi. A &st \'al:•(" . IK'O.l('d t: fill . pOOI plu~ shcl!c·1·rd patio ror entertainin~. \Vood hu rning flrt>plBCt', \\' \\' rar!lf'Jing. Insul111!'d rt'ihng & 11alldn~ dislancc 10 SC'hoo!s. OH- sll'fft parkint:: for ynur boa.I, trailer or ramp-er, F'rui1 tree11 & floweri-. All lhis fol' only SJ0.500. Call fer :>!•P'I. ~~. Huntington Beach 1400 l\'/rmptvycd lnrly 25.35_ 1for information bn these 4 BR. 2 RA \V/\V cp!io;. GrC'enbelt . BesL ol G;;;"eral -*" Vllcan1 4 bdt·n1. 1 ~ ha . 1190 Glcnneyrc S1. 673-256~ afl ;)P~·l a veilable RENTALS . , , Cu!!lon1 rlrp11. Bl1·ins. 1'~loor F:l'crythin}.!. S!l7i 4 34 1 ----------1 )fl', °TI'lhin•··1·: 01\VI~ r:i..\1,TY Ii!'~ 7000 OUPLEX OPEN DAILY 609 Poinsettia, Cdti\ 3 BR " ba rron1: 2 BR den I rear. Good int'Oml', goocl fin- ancing, ALSO ' 611 POINSETT!.\. 3 Rr. 2 B&. I Lge . fan1 ily r.11. 1· ct h:tr. 1\p.. p1'0:.:. \900 ~q. ft . Tt:-i1. for . addl1iOPl'l Uni t. S''.' ;~. ' (' 'I: f7" • ~ FARM STYLE * Hi ll lop locat1on ~~-9'173 ~•19-0:i16 . _ _ _ $100 • Ulil incl. rurn. BKche-10 ceiling sl\1ne rr11lc. Lge Sundhurg \Vy. S::.1-0053. * ~r,.,'k 10,t an,d •,rees Better than new! Costa Mesa 2100 lor, C:'ll. "'' ha\lf' mOI'('~ fen~ •'"c"', s.2~'°, nio,. • VACANT.fn1n1aculalr~ HOME &-GUEST * ::: . o sc 100 $130 • Cle;1n 2 BR gara".C', ~ur1!y ean1ng epo:ut J It d '8 'R f Bl k II. ,. I d BR 1' BA , 1300 213 o"7319 u •n1· ·, r, ~ a, nm rm. * O<' 11·n s 1•f'\\' y ·T'f" t'C -3 . 1 • LOVELY 2 Br firep\Rce rht'ld & pet-, <•k. · : ...,.,.... p I s··· " '.00 /J'ef. fJH', ,,_. , ___ G-14.071') *" Jn sl'latrd ceil ing~ 'spH1 lcl'el. !)('t'Rn \'ie111 l10mr. bull1-ins luxury carpeting. s1:)(1. l n~I ulil ('OZy Co11agc. Sl ~iO Thrl'<' hr. gar. u1il!liP~ Yi Acre Bargain * Built-i ns Beam Cf'ilings lhrnoul, 1"1in-garden, pool, furn or un. .;: I · hi I k I' 20202 A"acia Sa Hts 4tovr, rt' ng, c c rn o . pa 11. .. • • • • f'HA appraisal imur11 yard mntrK't'. \\'ill rurn. $200. 54~-5080-Sl!I:>. 3 Bl'. in i.:nod area.j • * • * Completely nlOClrrniird & iu * Pri"f' S2·l.llOO considrr leAllie-0plion. Ask \1·eekends. ChlldrC'n \\'Ch'Oilli'. Al~o four Br. riun rm. half _.great...sh<tPc.-Countcy sl,ylc DALBEY REAL TY S31i.;,oo. 1 -=~;;;;;;~=====° CALL 894 7577 11r 1·r. 5!'..0. 21-19 Ornni;;;!' C~I ki!chen ll"ith l1uiJr.ins pl11sh l!l31ltli:'ilr!f"R!Vtl:;-1·1.s. ltE:ALE*-RF.AL !'.:STATL N•wport B •• cn __ 1200 ~--_a _. -~ -67J-6020 *· ..... .,...1, ,,.,,, 1,·, i·d ,·,.00 , :,3G.2.;:1:: !117 Glrnn1•yn• 49!-R:J61 --~---·· 1 f · f ai · these -2 .. .._.,.~ 62111 \\'. O"l'anfronl ' or i.n orrn ion on LF:ASF./Or1ion ~ Br., bn .. floor:<, ro1.y brit k firt"pla CE". 60/0 FHA BLUI-.: Lagoon Villa No. 4 -2 Lrg. :i Rr. 2 Ba. upper llJl1. ava ilable RENTALS ... xln! hon1r. Lrg 'nl0n1s. !'asy ar.lique d •'co r. Si>par11l!'::l BNJ1·nori1 :l hath. 2 stot'Y. hr. 2 ba. condo apl. Crpt~. m:ilnlo. rurn. or ii•ill oon. 1 $2'>0 .4 Br Sl_M>11't'A~ ~111, frpl, 'C'al't' yanJ. l'\e11r shop':? & J:-'ll"sl rat·ili1y 1hat's c."Ozy & S:l:l,000 full pritr. Elec bl1n drp!, 2 P'JOls. 1cnnis t"Ourl. !'-icier unrurni~hcrl \Vin!rr 11.ll elec. k1ds1P?ls. school:<. $260-S:iOO opiion. uniqur. Huge grounds with range & oven. 2 yrl' 1)('11', On the beAch . Open Sal. Sun rf'ntal. 516-1093 or 11•knds iz:r;. 4 Br. i,f'll.Sl'10p1 , 'Co1-. _:_\40-.c_1_SZ:_J_. ---·--- room 10 roan1. Ideal loca. 1vood burning fireplace, & ~ton, !Dam lo ~pm. 30181 t2l3J 596-1709 nr lot. Ideal lam hon1e. e LOVELY Condo, i\fesa lion. Don 't hesitale lo call l'rpls, c11 ps, \\'11.lk lo beach. So. COHst Hwy. Laguna • • ON THE Beach, modern $29'i . Brand new 4 BR. Frpl, Verde Country Oub area. 3 1''. 962-55&1 I Large Jack & Jill bedroom, ~ach ~r call collect 3 Br, bltn8, frplc, crptio;, b\1n.~, rncd, lnrl5cpd. Br, 21,1~ Ba. Pool. pvt. 1 pat io. FnREST [. OLSON shake roof, oversized dble 2~ .. /245-6.).~.d 1 drns. '"'· IRulld...._. rni . LANDLORDS FREE I $313 mo. Uase. Adu ts, no l: \Viii co n51 er lease-sal', ,. • ., ..... ., ,,,,.,,. i:aragr. $37,j()Q. ' 3200/mo. winter. 6201 I . pets. u•..-uu..., I' &>ashore Dr. or 12131 797-• 4 BDJL\1, 2 Ba .. fenN?d yard, O\VNER niusl_ lea~e area _& 4287. frplc, stovr, dshwhr, drps. Irvin• 3231 SPAC IOU~. nrw 2 BR. I BA lvnnc. U!'IJan lrvinl' Irie. All t'l1ns, frplr, ('('nlrl rrf1 r:. lilr-rnnfl., fnlrl 11'/W f'rt>I~ k cl'·ps, X·!rg 2 rri r ~nr, rnerl ynl, J'»tlio. \\'Ir & J?l'fMll' inel. S20i0 1mo. Prn:i;. ori1 . to h11)'. '(1\'NF:n. Aft 4 & 11·knd11 Ci\f '."~:">-10..~4 BRAND NE\V Home. ad- joinini: Orange Grove. 3 Br/2 Ba, frplc, D/\V, crpts/drps. landscaped &: fenced. $29;)/mo. C 11. I I 213/38Z..7437 or 714/&.12-:ii92 Jn('. Rea/101•5 191::1 Brookhurst Avr, l-funt111,r:!on Beal·h must sell his uny rus!lc . ? 832 7800 S250/mo. "'Ir paid. 843 St. 962-4471 ( ::::. ) 546-1103 house & gul'sl house w/iueat .TlffiU Jut'll' 71 rurn. 2 BR ~ "' Clair. 54&-Jj(Jj East Bluff 32.41 vie11' & ilrivacy. Onl,v $29.:JOO. Bi~ L\l·Jbile honir. ~ 0 $1.'JO . 3 BR. Fenced yard, p11 . 1, . • --;::;c:_:;:.:"----..:C:C:: ELEGANT MANSION BY TRANSF'. 0\\'NER En lund Real Estat• chtldrcn or pets: Baysid_e I lio. garage, fire place, car.,3 BR. 1 i Ba: cpt~. drps, 2 EASTBLUJo'F 3 ER. fi1m, Jusr listed 4 lx-drooni ~ BEAUT 4 br/3 ha. noo sq ~189..,... 1' 1 8 h VIiiage. N.B. SJ7;;1/n10. 67,,. pei8 drapes Peis t.. chi ld-c11r gar. pa111}. S210. Me~a din'g r1n, washer. dn'er. b..'llhs lai·c:e 2 story 3 ·l'!ll' fl, }~ashion Shores home. " ,.,,.a ia . ..aguna r&c OO.i2 Sar nr Sun. . I 'k · ·. VPrd!'. 3111 SUn1atra Pl., gardener, L~ UA). 6#-2814. OPEN SATi S0N. T-S · .·· -ol'rrlooki ng pal'k Nr : • 4!!4-809.1 * reno · M.;;.sJ211 S i::arn.i:_e. You ll'Ont hf'l1e1·r Giesler Jr Hi .Asking ---~--~ -'.!Br .. 2 Ba. Ne11· 11•/v.• e1·pt TELE-TREND .::..::.:::=~·---~--~-···· 316 NARCISSU 1tu-ki~chcn: 4 O'l'en.~. ningr. $l9 500 ii·/Gl · 634 Avail. CHARMING DUPLEX & paint. 1J blk tn bay. S2Zi --i\10NTICELLO -A 1 1 r a c Corone d•I Mar 3150 1 l"l'ly :l BR., l bath: ~-.i\. 3 section sink. bl!n 1011stC'r. 96,_··,w '''·.,pin. \\"oodsy st'.'tli n•. i·ei·y clean nio inc l ut il's. No pels. RENTALS furn/unf 3 hr. 2 ba lll'nhsP, I 3 B -:---:;·- I h'"I. lo·pl". n .. ,,, '. ;d-of bl d ·~ B I 1· I I"'°" 4 BR A lrr-te11~ -n '-'-" ·' ,-l'l1 er, c11n oprncr. Largr 1 RR J RA ti·pl hl!lns up. 673.01:11 WE HAVE THEM a cony, pa 10• poo ~-' H_i\\lay. ln1n1l'<liarc posses-f ii -· FOR SALE b~· OY.'llt'l' -4br · · ' · · 968-W47 Mrcll l erranean decor, Rnl .I' ioom ii•llh srp rn. · ·., . . · l BR clO\l'n, Privary ivith $125-i\.10 S1nall beach 4 BR, E.'\cc honie •· ·'' · $3~ · ""deooralerl, 137:> Ill•, $400 &IQn~ clo,.;ed 11·et bar Formal ~en.. 18 x 24 famiy rot. cipts. hoh 112 •-. 3 BR I bo s~· 2 BR E I -"'cl ........ ,. ·~ • . . · · ,. 1 ('()rem! pa tio fniil t · ',.AJV. 11'1lterfront ootta.2('. 1 or 2 · · g nuf rm···· ~··1 · ncoso:v} 'ca."'" ...... nio lo mo . Avail now. Just For Single Adults Sottlh Bay Club Is • wh:lle ne1v Y.'l\y of life de!!lgried just for si11ulr people. Jt!1 fun llvlng with 11·arm, ey. n:unic lll'ighbof'5. ll's t st."111.0CIO Clubhot1.~!' 1\• rf b hrnllh club, l!ll_Una~. i;wim- n•:n,! pool, party roon1. biJ. linrds, indoor golf drivirw range, 1ennl8 courts, pro shop and reaident tennia pn. Single, I &: 2 Bedroom lux. ury apartments with all thr n1odern conveniences ava'il· able. Furnished and unfufn. ished. l\IODELli OPEN OAILY 10 A.M .. 9 P.~I. R£NTS FROM ;: $150 to $350 ~ NE,WPORT BEAC~ 880 Irvine Ave .;: • lrvir.e & 16th ;! 17141 645-0550 q . 4607 WAYNE Rra1c d1n1n~ roo111 large li v. c rps, 1 ' REALEX REAL EST1\TF. adull• W't"<o• 6·1~ ""~4 1 BR. t.lesa dl'I ~ .. tar .... $265 drapes. Children ok. Op••N SUN 1 . . . · trees. $33,000. As!' u me · ~ ' · " · · .,..."'" · 646-0911 642-1711. SOUTH BAY ClUl .:.. • • ·J 1ng room 1111h stone fl oor 10 1 r 6~ 1 8~2 •234 911 Glennevrr ·194-8:}61 ---· _ Coat1 & W allace Rltr1. Call 549422i'i ; 1 Lo11f\y 3 BR . hon1 r. :\1nt Cf'i!in" firrpl•-o,.,, •. ,,_.. bA al'IC'e 0 • oan. ·J " N Sh 962 .1.11'.1 PANORAMIC VIE\V of Np\ "' ~... • " .• .._, afl 5 & 11·kncls. UN10UE HOME •wport or•s 2220 --~ E-SIDE 3 Br. 2 ba, Irr rien & cond. Perfect loc. Spac. n111s1er bf'droom 11•11h ~rroch ---~·~ -~ 1 • 0 yd. Bltns, kldio; & pets OK. Harbor. 3 Br, 2 Ba. rn>lc, 5 I rooms. Nice kltch 111 'bltns. door~ op!'ning lo 2nd srory BY owner -4 br. As· \V()O(lsy, privatr sett ing, Rrd-4 BR 211 baths. 9 mo.5 lease, I* Family Delight* Sl'iO mo. 962·2800. \\'/11· clrpi. $450/mo or? APARTMENTS , • ,'1f • I t..M.aOv;R,gG•A"N' &R· E"'A"'L' T"'Yll. livin~ room. Exprn.~ivrly sume 51/, VA loan. To-11'00d & glas~. Spacious 4 BR S300 per mo. SPACIOUS 4 BR. -+ F8mily I LEX . 613-8936 or 673-1351. ~ ('rptd ,f.: drpd. cool dC'ck pn. t a l p y mnts $154. -artist's garrel. Truly one \Vinion Real Esla!e 67j..3331 roon1, 2 Bath home, fenced • 2 BR DUP ·unr. r.t;; J BR, 2-ba. 2.!l"tOI"', 2.car Liv• where the fun a.J 9 f kind' --mo. Near Santa Ana. Coun-" T 1'673-~2 67S.645 rio. balcony, S40,7;.,Q full 897-3020 ~E~LEX.RF:AL ESTATF: yard, fireplace, carpet11 & try Club. 5'IS-J732. Yard. Rent beautiful home h'! price, j BR. fan1 l'nl, pril"f'd undc>r 917 Gl('nneyrC' 494.gjfjl Corona d•I Mar 2150 rlra~s. $2Z'.i/ nin. VACANT! approx $27:i/n10. 644-610:t 1 -~R~oo=--~r=u=R~N~rr=u~RE~{~. HARBOR VIEW HILLS I' VA-FHA appraisal. fncd. Hom•Find•rs 645-2951 3 BR Vacant. Nice yard BAVARJAN Cottage . Pi " \ !Best buy in area. ln1nu1c, 4 1_ ... s·pd. ,,.,_ ,.,.,...... Onr OCEAN YIE\V Home. 2 LUX seasidf' hm, s:io 1vknd, Family only. $22J/mo. Aa;l. I · ·iva· ~ BR 2 ba, single s1ory hoine. '"' '" ... ._ "'""'--' Br 2 B11 v.•/multi-use $150 wk, U'iO 1110. Pool / • Ask for Don, 830-6060. oy, rharm. 2 Br, 2 Ba., * DIRECT TO T&'J I l...gl! pa!i<l. Ne11•ty deeor. 962-4471 (::;:) '46-1103 $Z9,000 &l7-444s ~~. Bhn°s, appliancl's. Cluh 11.va.il. CIY3 to Bkrs. J Br + tam rm, crplR, drp11, fplc .. tl7j. Agt. G?MJ92 24-Hr. Delivery • Vieiv of Bay & Qce11n. Only --JUNIOR-EXEC BY O\\'XER -N~I\' home oompl. carpeted. Bala~ 673-3696 832· 7800 elec blfns, cov pat i ... 2 BR. frplc, attach gar. lge tOOIJ~ Purchase Option ) $56,000. call &124620 for S21 ,900, ~m. rlo11-·n. 3 hlk~. power ho!Tie. $.11.750. 10% SlSO. 2 BR + ramily room. Rutgers Dr. $235. ~::.0. patio. Adults, no pets, Very Complete l BR Apt ... 1 I app'I. fron1 ocean, 2 bclrn1. -den. down. 10'13 Karel\11 , 499-3068 ~ ... _._ .. • -~--Ga:·agc. New Cflrpeling. RE· 3 BR, 2 BA. 1213 Parnell St. nice, $2lj, 67>4523 Low ai $2'1/mo. , Bill Grundy, Re•ltor Look a1 1his bt'.'auHfuJ 4 bed. fully carpeted Ir Draped, or 4924084 . Bilboa 2JOO DECORATED! Shoiv ivf!ekend8. , I JG.Day Minimum ~ -833 OoVf't' Dr., N.B. rn1. ~ ba, "pre~liw" homr 5.16-829'.i. e $750 DOWN• OCEANf."R'QNTLRG TELE·TREND S235/mo. • ~14!>-7978 Lido fa• 3151 * \VIDE VARLETV ... I ff'r.l urin~ l\'flll to 11'1111 crptg Pl'1·n1111ient ~an vic1v \ol , HOUSE 1 or 2 BR. 1 BA. $1 40 -:i Br. in '1·Plex. Yard. M ONE y J N YO UR I ' \VATERFRONT ll O t.1 E CUSTOM FURN ITU . * OPEN 'SUN: 1-5-* ~arl;:;t', 1~~~:r~~~~k·~ Fount1in Valley 1410 S5.950 F'/P . As!umt: bal. on Yf!arly. Call 67:Hl801 RIO ref1ig. F'amll.v ok . POCKET! ON Lido l11land . $750. 3 RENTAL i I Ml .11 1 110snEDB0B11T•l•DVE 1 .ew e•~ & phorlf' jllC'ks. 40. HF.AT-Near Golf :',i:~Olle~:e~. kr. 497.1210 45' Bayfronr Ballx»t Penin. :; Broker~ 1 OlaJ 64J.....0678 .l chara:e 11. BR'.'!. Call 67l-3000. :;11 \\'. 19th St .. Ct\1, ~ . F.D ,P., f\L.TERED POOL. . BR. 4 ba. piC'r. floal, 11<·intl'r I . ,Frorn this he11.u1 . custom built Can be purc:baJ:N:l VA "·irh N p k * The llldcll'n Hou11c * · ot yrly, 613-20.~9. I Gen•r•I 3000G•n•r•I 3000 G.n•r•I 3000 "'From $35 ~I @ BR· .. dl'n, 2 ha. llonlC, ,\ no nlol1l'y dowr. or tak(' ove1· ear ar $18,500. Terraced gardens, l..uxW')' Single Apts. Com~ bulous vle11· from t'V<'ry 5~ F'l-lf. loHn w!lh pyn1n!.!1 Lo'w Int GI Loan patios, sunroon;i. I BR. Lido Isle 2351 mllld servtce, housew. room · J car garagr · l11;c. Df S271 per nio. Call HOME· Ariprox. S·l.'100 flo1oirn, no 2nd. 494-1329 by 10 an1 lor 11.ppl. -~-.···-Ur.en all utll heated pojljl pooll'liz~ tot . Price jus1 re. t,INDER REALTY 962-6617. 3 Bedrmi, 2 bath, f•m rm .. BY owner. Custom 3 hr. 2 BAYf.RNT. a br. J ba SlOOO C../?il-0 A\'-A: /)-C ~ ti' billla~s, resl~urant, ~ ced ro $10'1.:JOO. ela111 bonu.11 rooni, \Von't ba. Beams. 1',;,%-$212 mo. mo winter. K en Brit· µ\!.a , J."'~ ~).. -(,!;> p (/• S tall"-. l riic Properth•s 67!">-:i726 VETS NO DOWN taBI! Hun)'~ ~ PTTI 494-0428 da. SJZ...7449 1lngha1n, Rllr. 67!>-012.3 VILLAGE INN ·;. hh• 4 "~ • "·th · Th• Puzzl• wif' t'• •u1'/f.fn Chuc'/• Shhhhhhh n ""-""rm, I .... , 1mmacu· HAFFDAL REAL TV eve. 3 BR. 3 Ba. off-11•atEo, bJmf! /1 n u A: 1.8,iuna Bellch 4!M•9'S1 Ouit l Heiel Drive late thruoul. elec kit., beaut 142--4405 * $32,500 * F'urnislled -St50 l\fo. Bill O lleorronge lellers of the BALBOA INN 1 a.Ck !O MJ\lr(' canyon !OCR· Cl)rplg &> lt rp:\th, 11::. co128r F_!t. BY Owner-a BR "BA hOmr Sh11rp 2 BR. M!Cluded, w/ Grundy Rltr. 64~ four s::ro111bl&d words be-r BAiboa 675-1?1> I~ V"-• "''"'' 4 vr ne1v clO"-!' to every uix. """' · · -· .· , Pl Rll 494 9704 low to form fo11r ~!mp!• words . ...,n, ~-ryu .. t '· oA·,•·•i Ev••·. ~0•1..-0 \V/\V, elec kil, it11r , \·le". ace Y · 1r\•lt>vrl :i BR. 3 Ba. 3 dec.lu! li7'I ~ ,,._.___..__ ><:> I F £ C A L I I REMARKABLY -+-al'l lii·~ ~tudlo: view. ~ ~andscpd , S29.;'il0. 714 : 3 UNITS. V'A', nr bch. trtts. Balboe Island . 1355 UNBELiEVABLY J. N t ;1•·11• 62!>-3'1<. •0110'· ";!''c '"'"· l0%. do. l I' I I I I' EXTRAORDINARILY $10:.~. By 111111 ·1. pcaf,. ··•l•l"el "*' Q\l1ner. $52,500. 49-l-4925 \VINTER Rf':nfal. Nrly ne1v ~ nil'endty Rt':il1y 67:·&'"•10 ,_l G d Bf, 21.£! BA 1 .. / palio, trplc, B£Al1l'lFUI. ~I E. Co"~' ll\l')', Cdl\1 • '.-111.1.n ar en Gr~~!.-1475 1----------Ir gar11~r. Day" 9-:i . Vil O'ls•r•G•rdenAdh \ 'OREA VI Evil-THE "f;~'TABLISl-Tl\IENT" l.19un1 Niguel 1707 5ill-ll62.~ or c v f! s I wk n d 1 ,, E M l A T I t Pullln~ green, waterfali 6 ,0 1 harbor' OC('ftll. A Hr. !'lp-iil DU~1B M DU?tm ..... DU!\IB: ! \\'A.I; nPVCr homier lol!!a It'# NI T I c6::'='~=";"=·~ ------I I~ 1' Ir l lll\"ean1 flowers every\\·Mn. I 1cvcl home on R-3 5100 sq. 0on·1 jtl'I ca1111:ht by Si;il Jo~ri· room for tttncr!' 0" ~Ill. guet errac• 1910 so. Bayfron1: 4 BR. ~,, . . . . . I 4j' poo( ll!C, roo,:s.bllllai!*- 1 fl lot . ldt(l.I for 4 Apl . uni!~. da)' 11e111in,i: 1hi11 tlf'11r new 4 3 lg-e bedrms:, 2 tlalhs • Unkiue unobs1ruc1td vtf!w. bl'. v.·aterlront home & 2 Br. --------• · \,..-".'.'.!~ BEQ'J;, Sauna, .•unfum. s200.oo:i. 2:501 ()ct'an Ul vd., b«tmom. 2 halh in "f'orl ')wu·k-llkt', huge lot on dead. :r BR, family room, flt'f'· I bf!. gAtAge apt. Dor:k. BUI I I T H I R M I : 1 I. 2 Br. Also Single11 Ma I CdM , By app't. nnl~'. · Lld<i" in.cl. \V-ilk 10 bta:ctr l'nd sll"l!'rt. 0Yel'!llZ«! x11r. platt. tofu.st Met 10 appreci· i~G='~"c""~'~·c"'="~-~64=2-4620:,..;.:::.~-f Orofl e.11emptlon1 T board S1!5. Set II! 200) Pal"Mml Call : 612 .. 4620 and p11.rk. Only $38.iO cash + agf!, shllrp. $24,750, CI no stc. J11s1 redut:'f'd 10 m.000. e ~aulltur Baytron1 5 br. I f-I' I • olmos.1 drof/ed o ~lind mon. Rd .. 6U-8670~Betwten "-" I Bill Grundy_. Re eltor chll'lins: cm;t11 tllkcs over GI dov.:n or ,.~HA lerrm. ~00..5191, 4!19-1344, 541-7761. 3 ba h!'ie. Whtt!!r rental. __ . _ . They hod lo r e 1ect him, ~.ot·&NeV.l'Qrt·28lkN .• i"i""'"'"iiii""'"ii;i~~·-.:O"" 1oan. HurT)'! Larwin R••lty, Inc. SiOO/mo. 544-~ r-,------~ lhougli. His seeing eye dog HOLIDAY PLAZA ;' BAYFRONT LOT Ler win Reelty, Inc. 962-69U enytlm• S Ct 1710 I l A FR E T !hod--. 10 .1 DELUXE Spa.ciOus 1 • I ,2119 Bayside Drive 962-4911 a nytime Did )'OU l!ver tnlnk of swap-an em-...te 1 I I I jl I O Comolste th• clu.rcki. quo1ed lua'fl apt S\35. 2 BR+ clP ~ r t"· Whit ~1 "· I "PANIS!' 2 ._ Huntington Ekech 2400 bv l1Jllov i11 1h1 midinq wCNds iJ&3. Healtd 1)061. Am!lif ~ f~t bulllhe&d, '>l'i:h p'\;r ~ ""I e .c~ f'p .... nt n ~ ~ .,,-hon1f', lge ---~------. . _ • _ • . you develop lrom ,1,P No. 3 below. parking-, -N 0 ~hlldl"Mo9 i IJ'l'". $220.00l'I 1r ec ,_1mnl<'I. Low Int ~GI LM n l , the attic: ll)r 50methtng you renC'l"tt yd, S\9,:,00. 3f.t l SIC'r· SUJ.\.Complete lurn homf'. CM I Siii -Gr undy Rltr. 4 Bl!. 2 Bil. s:.100 Dn, llt•rry C'll.M useT Try the 't'nu:tf:n r8 . &in Orrnrntt' •m.~ \\'alk lo hearh avail · now. 8 r::~:~~'r!:g:ci~~ •• s I'. Ii I' r ~.1: 1~1· I p!!la. 00 Pomona. . ~~ Oo\•cr Ot',. N./j, 1\42.!'t.VI Im, .r1 .... 3 B~. 2 BA, l"'lh'I\!~ Paradise column In the Dll.I· "i\.IAKE Ronm }"cf.-o--;;rl. Or>tn S1t k Su n, 8145 ~·011· . . . -!.:. . . . . * IUDGET WI on, family room. bonus l.y P\)Ot W&J!l Ads. r1 y • ·. , c 1t'1 n our ,..,.. hall Or. 962.-3323. ! C) UN•••S<.s~'~8lf fORI I_ I I • I I I I filALdirttt-&-IMm;Clwr 'P1111• 2 MJ~. S'Xiel ftrlwn, to_u dOl'ft ~ J l'!n to pralJt .• yourtraitrie-C/.P I DELUXK"a-8(1.rm:-ruu)' , .. _ 11 • • • • • • • • ~1r. ad, then iii taek •od HAFFOAL REAL TY Draw TAJ! l\ohcn ~ plaoi v.'lili a Daily Pllol Cll.uln~ I crpt. &· (lrp., 1antener, lillcn IO tha phone rl"'' 1•2-4405 '"1d In lhe D•ILV PILOT 1d. odult>, l300 mo .. -17. SCRAM·LITS ANSW!RS IN CLASSIFICATION 9000 t -' _, -• ' i:: ' ··: S..turdiy, Octobtr J. 1170 """ ' :..-:.z.-... •' • ' ---= .. • R N ALS RENTALS~ ·-;;; RENTA~~ RENTALS .RENTALS , RENTALS Apts. fuml1""'11 Apto. Fumhhod Af!L FumllhM , ~ts. Unfurnlslltd Apj1. Unlumhhtd Aph. Unlurnl1htd Apti. Unfurn ished llunt1 ...... lood>_~lfuntlngton INcl> 4400 HW1t lngton loocl> -Cort• Muo 5100 Irvine 5238 Huntington llNch 541111 -ON BEACH~ C&S Spffdy-Rt niOts ~ FR°Wf-Al1! 1 BR, l!Jm Jll:i 11ngl; ok, u!ll \Valk 3 blka to Bead)! Pd. "' &au!---bi&:-2-hr, ~at>la. wtw_ e Sinfle apta from Sl65 1 Br, unfurt1 $1 20, snala ok. crptl;t" drpa, bllns exeept- 1 Casual estite livina . Enter U. Quinta ~ler· • 2 BR t>'Um. From S28S utll pd. rerrtg.~Sl~ .~ Sl55. 1 child & e 2 BR urifurn S2fiO Bachrlor $lll, bllnit, hot 1.-old ~k. No !fli':l11/pets. 236-1111. : tnosa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tre~ Carpets.-drapet-dii;hwashtr Wlr i>d. !\"EAR nunllngton Harbour. lined walk wavs lo your apt. Mated pool-sauna-tennis 2 Br $1JO, bllns IK"Jl /('()ld v.'tr Nf'w ·rt'iplex,8. Ql.liet area. All UTILlilES INCLUDED rec room-ocean views pd , • Lrg J Br. wu1 furn. mo &:. 1 BR. Unf. $150 -Fum. $110 patios-ample parkinc. 3 Br. u.J, dogs & hOrM' ok. up. Child/pel ok. 12131 2 l!IR. Unf. $175 -Furn. $210 ~urity guards. 1648 Nc:wport, C~I. 548-1169 592--2623, 714 : 846--li;!. 3 Spac. fir. plans, decor. fur1li.shings: live TIJRN. also Avail. Like Living in' Your · 2 BR. N'ar Ocean. F'rplc, -\IT•ilh~:~man4tic s~l115'n un&kw 0 '1 0 !ugnasor8 PQ~5V¥'1{,· HUNTINGTON OWN HOME •••• I I N 1 OW LEASING! Park -like 1;ving for fami· paLINtioD. 00Ct'Pn1'G, "'co'''.~~02511f.; err•~ poo pn. B< PACIFIC Wby "'" $175 for '° ap1' • ies with children ond adull s. I, 2 and J bed· --" seculded seating comp!. 'Y/Ramada & roun· wlK"n ...,,, can ren1 ""U nnf' I · h d f . h d Sh 2 BR. l Ba, Crpts. drps, · . 111 -· .. AVE H B ,,-rooms, urn1 s e or un urnt s e , aq car-la1n. ~ " · · for $.140, 2 BR., newly dee. hU ns, I blk to beach. * Color co·ord. kit w'/ indirect lightin g. <Tlt.J SJG.148'7 crpVdrp, encl patios, spac pets, drapes, oir cond itioned, wit h self-Sl~Il/mo. 8.f2...408.5 * Oe luae -ran~e & ovens * P. 1ha9 crptg. Ote. open ~;:-6~m Daib grnds -2 Pools! Adults only. cleaning oven s. Complete $400,000 recreo-7 Blks from bch. New 2 &: 3 * Bonu' 'tor19e spac1 * Cov. c•rport \VJWAM WALTERS 00. 2283 Fountain \Vay E. (Har-tion clu b in three i~:icre park. Pools, tenni s, Br. apt. Crptg, drps. patio, * Sculptured mirble pulfm •n & tile b1th1 bor, 1urn \V. on \\'ilsonl. II b II h I g11ragC'. 405 8th 51. ~l.32. El t t. vo ey a , ea th club. teen facilit ies and a * egan recree +on room. 3 Br. in modern tri-pl,x. Lee FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY L•gun• Be1ch 4705 '!. BH. 1 Ba, singlr :<1ory pre-school! Nex t•+o shopping and golf • patio, klng-sl2e br, gar&· :Blk from Huntington Ce nter, San Diego Studio $145 ll\l:I util. gal'dt•n unit Sha; 1•1·1n~. cour se, nea r U.C.1. and Newport Beoch. rrplt·. $2'~. :il&4927 • - . . . . . . . . . . • nME FOR -.. ~ - 9UICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD LEGAL NOTICE T .. 1Jn NOTIC:I TO CltlDITOll 1U,.lltl011 COUllT 0, TH I STATI 0,. CALll'OltMIA l'Olt THI COUNTY 0,. QllAHOI H•. """""' E•llle et MAllGARET McGRAW, O.C••lld. _ Fr\vy .. Golden"'eSt Collelt.e. 2 BR. w/lrpl S:!15 drps, dishwa!lht'>r. palio. From $150. per. mo. At San Dieq_ 0 Fwy. and I & 2 BR Ne\\' ap11. f'rplc's. · ""IL~-e 9 Fr"'Y· to Beach Blvd.. So. On "'"' -•· ••'d• "nl 510" bcl!.Jll cf'iling. Ii-pie. :.l'P· C I D Near Ocean! Patio. Adults. ---1 ~ --.. """' " .. ~.. "" .. ~,.Adult• •~ -t• 1110 u ver rive 1n lrv•'ne. Phone 8]].])]], -Beac 3 blks. to Hiilol·, 1v:onrrotr-io--:-.. --p~~n~"'~'"'='"''u K~ .-. ... .~ ·· LINDBORG co. 536-257~ 5 6 7 -a- NOTtCI IS HEllEIY GIVEN to 1!w1 cr..:rl!ors *' !he-ebllw ,..,.,,., OKIOlnl 111.i ell _._ lllvl"' ct•lrrlf "tlml Ill• Sllld OtctOtnl 1rt r..wlrld lo fill "*"'· wll~ Ille neceuerv ~ouct>en. lfl ll'lt offk t *' 1111 cl•rk of Ille •bow .,,1111.a court, or 10 Preunt !lltm, wllh ~he M(e1 .. r¥ VOIKhll'l"I, lo ll!f \"'ldfllltllff II 1111 olllcP cf l'lfr •t!omeYI. JOHH P. McGIHLEV Ind HENRY w. LOW, 3'411 wn.i..re &ouicv•rd. $uUe 111&, Los A!lffl••· 1 :..:~:::.:•="::..::~0~··~::.:"~--~~::_:"c::~c12b."'itl l':lck>n. ~17-IXXi2 or ;11~ -LaQuinta Herm osa 71 4: 847·544 I l\DULTS only -2 hr. 2 ba. 0678 !i.tgr Uni! P. o d d d b 2 BR, 2 ba mobil, home, 1200 wne an manage y The Irvine Company 1 ~ x ., Ad 11 n1 l==~=======~'=""'""'=========o l ocean vi<'\\'. Furn/uni. Call BHAND New detxt' 2 RR =~~!"!~~~~!"!!"!!'!!~!"!~~~!"!~~~!"!~~ ~54;' -. u s o y. 1: 4200 eves ,t,. ¥.·knds 499-39'12 triplex apts. Prtva1e patios, ________ I c=.=.c,"-------- Cost• Mts• 4100 Newport Beach I BR, pvt palio, lrpf. $165 shag crpts. drp5. bltns, Newport Beach 5200 East Bluff 5242 2 BR. Crp1s, drps, rangr l-... --M-O_T_E_L_·_A_P_T_S __ * COMPLETELY )-'urn deluxe mo.. u!ll. inc. Eves garae;e. Xln! E-Side loc. -0.:.;.~.:,;;c_ ___ :::~ I Closed gar. Children l.: small sJ5 wk 1:-up, Kill. hid pool, z Br. crpts. 1; blk to bch. 21.1: 944-5717 or 698-7:>22. $17:>. Adults. :\53 . \Voodland e ON THE BA y pet ok. $140. 842-8365 -nd "-" h \\'inter lst> $155 & up. (TI4l OCEAN View bachelor apt Plact• (near Tusrin & 20thf l::njoy \\'8.1t!rfront aC'rivi1y lo. NEWPORT BEACH 2 BR. cpts, fncd pvt yard. & atr.co . queen ...,..s, .P . • . 642-4!Kr _ C•ll!e.'.!l!•---~•--'lf'hlcl'I J,11.,_. _11lts,1_ol __ liiii!ne&•oflh~llnid lilillmetti•s Hr1'1nl"' lo fht esttll ol u lll ll!!cedtnl. WIThtfl '°"' lnGll!ll• •lier "'' ""' 11;1bllc1- ll011 cf 1111• ""'le•. Deltd SePttmber 11, ltlO. MAE Wl!:!S8AllT E•Kl.l•rlx of 1"" Wltl •I th• ebovt -Nmed dtcttltnt, JOHN II. MfOINLl!Y "'' NLfHlt'I" W. LOW 3"4t Wiii/i!,. e1n., Suitt tll6 l•I A .. lle1, Cellfwllll liOlllS Tt l: UIJJ JU.1'51 strv Daily Ir Wkly rail'$. 6m-Jrl2. for mature woman. Util.1.,;"°'-"'c''--==~~==-1:e1twr wi lhe spal'iousness Villa Granada Apts. £arage. QuiC'I st. nr Beach ---f-o\1'111'-N. ewport...Blvd,-al 21.it~ T02-0ceanUo.liUoc.-2-Bt. _paid. $100 mo. -499-JM:6. _ Jl!LLA .~ES..,.A APTS. of luxurious ap1 ronvenienc. $750 Furnis hed . f'ive lx>d-& Talbert. $135, 841-4448. ( 642-2611 \Vntr leue. Resp. students SAN Joaquin £gtates Vac:.an. 2 BR, Pr1v patio. lllil poo . r . 1 hc~11;1t;re of 11:-rnomr~dcn~\1flrhaltol'lll?s-r e ·n 11~r11 tri-pl.ex. D .. ,,., .. ,, Ill' l~.c•trl• Publllhld Orin.. Coest o.11v PUot1 s...11,..ber n . 1', 2• •'Id 0crotrer l . 100 LEGAL NOTICE B-Amt>rlcard Master Cl¥ifgr 11•,Jcomr. $215/mo. 548-4928 cy. 256 San Joaquin. 2 car rncl'd gar. Children pvt \Orne. · A, lrple above .r. palio below. Grae-Lge patio. king-size br, 1rc1r l 25 P•r WHk & Up l BR. duplex I blk. ocean. * * 49f..-»16 * * 1''l'i_com(', 00 JW'.5 P~~aSI'! & lrg ii·a tertront pa!io. $500/ ious living & quic1 sun·ound. & trplc. sm. 536--4971. Bachelor & l br, TV & maid $150 Yrly., util. pa.id . $165 ~· 719 \\. \\ ilson. rno. 673-84 1•1 ings for lan1ily \\'1th childrt>n A "'· rv. avai1 G'.I Victoria, 3TI1 w. Balboa 642-1272 San Clemente 4710 1 _:"'~~~1~2~''~·-~-~---2 BR. Unlutn. Opts, drps, Near Curona d!'I J\lar High Santa Ana 5'20 T .. 291, 3 BR 2 ha H !W-J\ ·1 b patio, ptx>I, bl!ns. $160. School. l"ireplace, "'<'! bar I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; HOT1c1 TO Cltl'DITOltS C.M. •OCEANl'RONT2Br,2Ba, BACHEWR FURNISHED . . OU •[It,~ ·r. !Uf'lltl!M COUllT 01' THLf • NA -·u Pal-· 2 s~ $250/mo. Crpls, drps, lrplc. 1100 + S50 dent¥it 2 ba. Fairvif'I\' & Talberl. ., &>acliff Manor Ap1 ~. 1 ~12a & built.in kilchrn applianc-VILLA MARSEILLES STATSOllCALll'QltHtAl'Oll ~ ..... • ,,...., •11 d' o. C•t Pl • Plact•nria. .-148-268:.! a~ k •••. i\11ght .--.··d·-""lurn. THI COtttolTY. Oii OllAHGI 962-2341 * 49'1-Jm • " . r11 ru~ "''· . aza "' ,, """ '' .. " BRANO NEW I ,. .... -..n2 apt. Furn&. Uni. Pool, ping-O.C.C. Call :>16-6.199 or 968-_aboul our di1'<'ount pll!.n. 1shNI or furniiur(' purchase. SPACIOUS ,!',','!!.., 01 ISAMU SAMMY HtnA, pong, BBQ. shady lawns. LARGE l Bdrm. Nt-ar RENTALS ,., .• ". e BAYF-RONT--• <:r:i Ai\llGOS W"\' &142991 -- nd S 6 • ~·s "' 1 " -1 & 2 Bd A 1 NOTICE 1s HEr:te•.,. GIVEN '° th, 111 E. 22 t. 4...-...... Ocean. ,$150 mo-YEARLY. Apls. Unfutnlihed --'~~-c .. ~-~~-("oldwell, Bankt•r ,'(, Co. rm. Pt. crec111ori of 111e elXlv• nemtcl otced••• A.VAIL Oct. 5. Lge 1 Br. Srudents .ok. 673-8088 LARGE-Nrw :. lir. '!. ha, LUXURY Apts. Star ting i\l;uiagi tig ,\~C'lll Adult Living •Mt .i1 P•r"'ns hi ving tl•lms 191;n:11 th• . Pool G I .,,._ ,·r1•1~. olrps, butH·lllS, ds\\'lir, •I $375, • 642_2202 F I< U fu L H id Gtc"°"nt •r• •e<i~l"ed lo Ille "'•"' furn. $\4j. & C'IU'pllr t. ./ OCEANFRONT 1, 2.3, 1c enera ;tVVV urn. n rn. wlth th• l\tc., .... ..., vouclleti. in 1~ a111ft 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~";;;;;;;;;1 pr1v Dal~Oll)', pn1·. gar:i~1'. _, • , • 18« Pl•l-nlla, St'e m.~r No. 4 BR' \l'l~ER RENT " n ----------------1 D~hwasher _ colOI' co,r-•in&I· '" e c •••at IM •IXlve •n•lli.ct coo.I'!, or "' '-~-••• • 1~ n1ilC' ft11n1 So. C0tasl i'~A LY n<·11• oc·l'anfron1 '"' !o Preu-nt tllefn. wHh tht neceuer, ll. ALS. 67l-80AA. VEN DOME Pla~a. $17:)/nio. 54;).Hi~li. P1·n111sula P \, luxury ;ipl. 4 ed applian~s -plush sha~ vouchtr1. to Ille .....Oer11~ned et,.,, ottl<• .. Corona del Mar 5250 -1 <h"i< ol 2 , ''' 01 ~er ettorMv, J.e.ME S IC. NAJ!USI!:, S13.l/mo niob h1n \Y/!!(;rnd 3 BR, 2 ba. frplc, en('I 1n11h.. ~E\V-2-llDR:'>I. H e a 111 111·. ·I bu, rrplc~ & decks. cai ..--• " ' 0· y P.O. l a• :itn, 1s1s Wes• lle<10ftdo enc~ jtorch, comp! furn. litd pool. l btk lo beal'h. ).'rly $21 j. IM~IACUl..ATE APTS! ,,,,.1,."g:, '''ood ,.,,11,,1,.,,,, All $600/nio. ~ilS-8077 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil schemes • 2 baU1s • stall &oylev•ro. G•rctn1, c e111ornr1 "°~'1• o_ • ADULT nd ~ " " ,,.. ' ~ ------!llH>Wi!I'll • mirrored ward· w111c11 11 !he ol1ce of bu1lnts1 o! lh• Adlls, no pets. ~ ....,ason ~ 61J...:zt.5;i. a n•c frature!I. SlG.'i. Adults, UEl,.'\E :: BR ~ BR, 2 BA I unde<1fglled i11 •II '"""..,.• peri.11 .. 1,,. '" M'b E.I ~~ N"'Pt uo 0-1 ~:c:,,-=.=:c--~~-~--1 F \'1JLY •··t,-0 ,, ,. robe doors • ind~"i i:,.ht-!he "'•'-of ... Id ci.c:t0en1, within '°"'' • M><R .. • ~ LGE, Like new'J Br, 2 811 . Cl ; h ·~ p k no pets. Call now IH6-0073 four pie . ..: i:.pl ~. Bltns, Di \\' ~~ ing in Jdtch':i • breakfasl mon1111 111..,. tl'lt 11r11 Plll>Huill°" <ti thl1 ~CHEWR. Partly furn. l bch quplex. Swldeek, &nr, ose Os opping, ar * 387 \V. Bay Street. * nr Hoal! Hosp. froi.1 $Ji0 I ~ bar • hu&e private fenced 1111::!rt.i Se~remDer 11, uio pel'90n. Rear, 2a44 Newport Sept-June $225. :-;49-0844. .. Spacious 3 BR's, 2 ha '/.. DELUXE l & 2 BR mo. 642-4.187 642-1711. .,_ I I Y~lko HUI• -1H4'10 Blvd. Optn Sal Morning. $70 I ~"=~-~~7--~~,-* Swim pool, put/gnen • . . · pauu • P usb UIU.ICl.Pi.nc • E•«:vtrlx <ti lht Wiil or l BR & Bachelor Apt. Near *~I, Indiv11..,._, lac'b Ga~en Apta. Bit-ins, pr1v. * * Wt:STCLJ)-,F _ 2•Br. 1'-:: ON TEN ACRES brick Bar-B-Q'1. J.arp heat. ,,.. 100.1 nemM dectc1ent . . --~r;~-=;=;:;::===o;-..-;-='""~ .... 'be .... 1216 w Bal • •• ·--, patio heated nnn] frplc l ... 4 BR ~·-L u-·--·· • ·---· JAMii I(. NA•usa: ---~~ aUJ, · -1845-An•heim Av• _ • r--• · BA. To,11nhse Crpts. drps. • • .. & w ·u • , ..... u ed ......-..... wu. p 111 w. ••• ••cit '"''· lt.'Br. Apt, Close lq 'Mpng>& .-boa.~X4...-494;~. COSTA: :.;:ESA • "A" m4 i\d'IJ1~45 mo:-~--5163: Olrns:-K"dlillif(ii,il~•;-rp pets. -FitepLaC*-l-priv.--patios-1-3101-So._.,,11tol St. -l----·-----1 ~ .. c.1,..,...1. N1•1 ___ _ I ' C.•f P k, 11"~ . I V¥" BEST 'V I • $210 ""'"''533 .Pool.I. ~Mis-ContnM.·B"!... (" M't, ~-·' •-. ~·-• -·-·) .,.1:-oin ni;,mt~-" • ar .., mo. U'IC • DELUXE 2 Br. Weslcliff loc. area -acan ; now. • ~ ..::.K.:.::. · ,-"t-"'•t . 1S .,,. w '°"" ........,,.., ... wui Atl-Y fir ••tc)lt•la' uW's. 548-4157 or 54D--0623 Pool &: Bllns. Adull s . FOR RENTll Mod_ C"rn Z BR .. Adults. 1-:1 blk bay C1Cr"7h<-hc,-ci,..-,-,-,-,1~ul 900 Sea Lali!, CdM 644-21ill . ;-., ,Siftt•,An•-'· • ,,,. .,. .r ubllVitd ,Or•flllll (H it, D4;1y ~llet. "It 5P'I -1i= 329 c b II A 1 {MacArthlll' nr. Coast H""'t PHONE ', 557 _ I ',,•,•,tembOr '12. 1f,• ""''"" 0001111,.:,,,',·' " • 1; · $190/mo. no lse. &12~71·1. 2 & 3 BR Apartments thru· ·"":010• • • 11 ~1 0• P · ne""' ·I BR. '2 ba. ~·pts •"-.. ~ -so£uv •• •-Furn Bach~lor & I BR. Out Orange County. Ran~ing _o. :J.iS.71~ or_ °"12-02fil. drp,,, 2 <·;1r gar. S.12.i n1n. CORONA DEL MAR f,t ·ExcepUon:llly nlf'f'! Newport Hgts. 42101 front S09,;,o 10 $1il8.:'.JO. 1-~uru 51,r. ALt1·ac .si·µ h:<t". '.! BH, G73-~J)2 nr li-1.2-i!~!. YOUNG Couplr. Brancl n!i'1V :! LEGAL NOTICE "·lo\\' rental vulue• -----------k 1 D I I pt 'I 'P' ,dll ,, 1,, --~ -----NE\'/ J Br. 3 Ba. lowr1· 1tu-Br. 2 Ba apl \V/s.h~" crp~. -c.c: · or t:n/urn As or JO I. ><1• L' s. 1 :., s .i 1 •• 3 BR. 'l UA. Uofurn. Cqils. ...... h.1110 Neu.'pClrl Blvd ., C,;\f CLEAN 1 or.2 B~~ A1l'.1hs; l10 sj 2-1aoo no J.11'1~. r. .. r~. :!:~·)1 Sl1nta drps, hl k 10 oi·ean. Yl':Jrly pll'\, C:ln8rd J!UllO. Co1·. ~~I'· .1shw<1shr, p1·l\•. halcony ,. L Bean, qu i 1: 1 l Br. pets. Lrg kit. Sl*Sl:iO. !·121 --Anll 1\v+-, t;i;\.039 . .,. $?i:-.. 67?,..U't H~1". Bcautifull.v l:ond"l'ap<'d. ~ar. Nl'11r So. Coesl PlaJ1.<1 . ' ' 16th St NB 6'" 1"11 NEW DELUXE 2 BR ---·----~=~~-l '1nu11l1•tt• bl1.111s. Y"a1· lraSl· Kirls OK. Sl1J n10. j -I0--'187j, '\\•/r.a1·age. Ad ult. 2 0 ~!I -,,"===·=·===~==·=I I RG i Hr ""'>! SI--, L'on ·t· _ :l Ba. BU·ln rangr dsh"·hr. -, · · •-·: · J. · ' -r UBN .I:: Ut1 ru1·11 2 Hr. Hlln~. ai :s::2;1 114•r n10. C'on1;1et '.l.i7-4.i30. ( ~alJA.Cf. MS-llllfi ~VC:i, & · d I M •250 1 J ' ,. 111rn1 sl10pp1ni.:. R"spons. 1·rp1s, drps. >H"I\' i>'lllu, "•''-0 C_o_rona e ar • :,i 1RK cnils, c rP". garg. rom . 1 · •1·1 t' 11 h l'I " 675 '0-50 o ' )"knm. --~~-------, flQ.~r. S;-C.'Oa!!t Plu1..a . r~~t~~~ ·' · ·· t , No pt·t.~. ~i lil-1Sli7. l ( -o -LGE 1 BR. baicon), dshwsr. J.'URN bal'hl'lor apr 111•ar ~~0.191:1 ur 54:>:2:\'21 -~ --~-~~---SrAeiOU:i"'2-Br-.-,--B;-,,-c-1-u-.· 1 aw at•'MWIJ Cl .. &~ - jlllnl, Sl.10. Manai.:t-r 74;, beach & stJ.Jppu1g. Uril paid, l===========I• l.RG :! & · :\ Br. c·pls hltn~. 1•11c ,g;1r. Nr lloag. · "BAB'" James !)1. 6424!01 7, '$8.'l/mo. 54S-;'iQ03 Cost• Mesa 5100 w/kid!'I ok. 1 9!1~ No. 1 Adlls, nu pl'ls. Sli~i. ~1-li::-:11os 1 BH. Crp!s, dqis, s1o1·r. T ~2218. 1 BR apt. partly rum, Newly Mllple. G4&-062'7 or 64:.!~:\<14. :.! Bllrn1. une block lo 11(·l'a n r!'frig. SJ ;J(J/lst .t. last n10'!1 **NICE 1 BR . Duplex. dee. $150/mo. ORLEANS APTS. F,.SID E s1udio -2 hr. l ~~ ba, SHi.l yrly. slla_~ 1:pts, patio p!u~ sr:i d(•posit. tiO l J-~dulta.-~ll5Jmo. 27%-4~,... _ crpls, dr,,s .. bllrrs, dsh\\•!!hr, l.:!S <ltilh St. \213J 2"8-1921 1\larlgolr1 :.1!'>-26.'i9 . Cati 549--0811 I Bit. :;f)l:n.i-Aitili~ ADULTS_ ON~Y l'nr.f-gar. 6-t'l-293!t YrARLV S2t»7mo.-:l: BR. LRG New Apl,i:;, 2 Br, 2 Ba. $Ua -2· BR. Trai!!'r. I or 2 Sll'i-i & J11.i 1-ruo. 1~ blk 1u 2 & 3 BR. Avail. Priva1e pa-J\.10DER_N 2 Br, rrpL~. drps, Nl'w rurpt•I:-.:. on l'•largueri!<'. SO. of H\\"Y. plldults only, no pets. Util. <><:earl.· HOO 5eavit'J'. till, pool -indi\'. laundry fac. GE kitchrn. 1• n c Io s 1• d 11 : l!l!h SI, N.B. B!1n~. cp1s, drps, porch. .inc. 642-3375. 2 BR ·;t le AO.. i.:hildren (Nr. Orange Co. Airport; Tus.. garage, near bus. S14:i. '! BH. 011-tJ;;,-&-.-,-d-i! S250. 548-79il3. 1 BR. pool Util pd. Adult~,ir.o ')c~~-'m., ~·, . tin at 17th St; nt. \\'cstclil!J. ~\dults. 120 E. 20~· s::.::io-mn-yt>arly. Adults. 00 DELUX E Dupt('.'> -:: BR. 'l pets. Nr shpg. $140/mo. "9 Pt' ~ fi1''-91S3 * Ni:\\' DUPLEX. 2 Br. Crpt~. pt•ls. &t'l-J!J711 f'Vt"s & ivknds. BA. liiOO sq IL Crpl/drp;;, 5'8-3348 or 675-16.'iil. · · li~l Tuslin. Cos!a J\.tes:t 1lrp.~. S\60/1110. l.iiO On1ni:~ -----p11110. CcrHral k.il'. No pets. $1JlO -lncldg uti1. Small apt 'tor adult man. Nr. 1:5\h &. Newport. 64'2-ll83. " ii 1 Br. tum Apt. Quiet ·Adults. No pels. b'91-A Vic· toria. C.'1. 548-6138. --'--------1 J\.lgr. l\lrs, Carson. &1:.!4641 Avl'. ~H;{....8J72. 1\1 2-7279 Newport H eights 5210 $250/010. ;\gl. 67~930 or Balboa 43DO I------~~== * Lrg. 2 Br. Studio, 1'!.! ba, 67>-4847 "1:;'EN:;.:l:;N:,S_U_LA __ B_A_V_F_R_O;.:NT;;. HARBOR GREENS new drps, paint. Sl•Kl. DELUX~: :I BR, 2 Bath. $175/nio. I~. L~. urrPt-r 2 I 6:\7 294.1 Crpls. r1rps. frplr. ,,_. )!'aragf'. R >I I II l BR·. 2 Balhs Furn. Winter a•aor:N & STUDIO A-PTS !.====·""",-· .,--.,---,...,... Cl 1 r., cp c rps. r'° range. ~· " 1 OS'.' In ;; IOp'i,:: S: S<:hls. Call g :i1· :'>lat. arllts. 7 O 4 rental. 1150 Monlh. Dock Bach. l, 2. 3 BR's. from $ll0. \\'OODSEY 4' br dopl'x-frpl1". 111! ti. !'l'I.'..~. N<1 rcissus. !iitlre avail. 3.f boat. 2700 Pete:rsoo Way. C.rtf. rrp1 ~. drps. pv1. yanl. !RIK.I!=====~===== ---~---- DAVIS REALTY 6~2-7000 546--0010 Pon1ona, Cr.t. 6'12·9S21 f'\'f'~. Back Bay 5240 ALL rlf'C. 2 Br To"'nhousr. NE\VLY DECORATED 1 aft 2 BR,J'i ba 11pt. !rplc. sh11g SELL Or Ren!-.:.! BR. l i; ()('f'an \'iew. fll'IV patio h.v •--h & h a• ·r ••ho•t"' C•·pt •I•,~ VII::\\' • :? P.1·. Crpl~. d""s. S\\'in 'g pool. No. <19, ~ Sea Ill' U<:llC l'll s Op5 rpls. pvl 11atio. rncl gar " O"". · _ ~·. ·1 .~. .,, " 1 The DAILY. e BEAUT. Bach I 1 Br. $150/mo. U1il pd. 67.>-3810. ...,.;rxtrll IJark'g, 4.hildr('n _h~ln~._pa~~Poo.!.:__:>4:>-6384._ hl1os. 1.1·1; pool & sundrck. Lanr, Cd:'llc,-~.,---~- apt. $29.50 v.·kly & -·· -fln Jrvinr•. $170 1110. 613·36!!0 3 BR~2'~-BA du11lex. bl!ns, up. 2 BR. Bcach[ron!. Crpts, allo\\cd. S17,'1 n10. 6 .1 4 e 2 BR TO\VN llOUSI::, rp1s. r·rptd. drps. l'rll'i gar, t"Onv. 1 ~'~""'=c"~lcnc':-uCl_il.~54&-045c"~:c.-;.l~-drps. r'sp. adults on!.), no llamil1on. h·plt·. l{ll r. alila 1 BR. Apl. East Bluff 5242 lOCRIJoo. 67:\-2402. Furn 1 Br & Bechelor children. no llf'1s. 6ll--07j.3. 2 Br. unf. Sl;i), 1 BR unr. cllll :i~S-1117-1. ; 2110 Newport Blvd, CM YRLY 2 BR. \\'l'sl Bay Ave,. 1130. cr111~. drps. bltns. 2 BR. Unfurn. Sl30/n10. 111-e NEW DELUXE e BACHf::WR. patio. SlliQ,.incl. u!11's. 514 f('rnleaf., r BR. F'uf"ll-lltil pd. 1 adult Balboa. Bay \"\ey,·, lrplc. Pool. No 1 hitdrcn. no pets fan1 ok. no pl'ts, Joann ~t. 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lcai;e. 612-6iS6, 615-ro-l•I an!y. Eastsld,.· $144/mo. s2;,o. 61.>--21:..t 32J -J f;. 11th Pl., cr-.1.C ·~'~'~"cl!J..14:,::c'c'o· -"'°'=-.,..-Incl spac, master suite, din 1 c:::.::.:.=-=.:.:cc.c~~--~ •• •o-'1•21" = nn & dbl gara<> au1 d 4 BR. 21'.I BA. Studio apt. ~ BAYFRONT apt. X!n1 vif'w , ~ ,,_ 1,..... DELUX Lgl' IK'W 'l BR, rp1 s. • .,e, O oor " P I & R Clean! 714 Goldenrod. * l BR. Lrg closel.!i, Pool. Bhu!llrboard . Nrw cpt/drps. Util pd. )48-0336 1 Br. Util pd. \\1inter. $170 r!rps, bltns, patio. garagf', opener ava • oo · cc, area $37j/n10. yr lsr. 5--10-1571 $1 00/nio. 'Yrly avail. 673-6190 3 BR, 1'~ BA, patio. hJ1.ins, nr \\lestl'liff. 6Th-21JO. · d A k bo e FROM $.26.J e :? BR. N. ol h\1•y, frplc. OGEANF'RONT y,intrr n"nlal crpts, l'p?<.. s a Ul our N t Be h ·5200 86J Am igos \Vay, NB fr<'sh!r pain1rd. Avail oow ATTRAC. Furn. Stud~o. $115/ ;mo. -AdulL~ only, no pe111. tl:\5 Elden.·&-,. t.li;:-r, Apt 6. 3 BR & dl'n. 2 8 1\, Pa!io. di!'((."()Ullt plan. 880 Center St. ewpor ac J\lana~('d hy S210 719 :'olarbtold. 675-:\299 $2-lO mo inc ut1I. 644·'2621 &12-S310 BEACON Bay 2 br ai>1 . Pv1 \VILLl1\i\( \VALTERS CO. 1 BR. Furn aflt. Util's pald. NEW _D_E_L_U_X_E--18--R ·I palio. 5lovr ~ rrfrij!. TNllSE. 2 br. 2'~ ha , hllns. i=L~;d~o:_:l~11~•------=5~35;cl SlllmoAduh!4.Nopet,;.310Rr-.ni:r. r1ish1vhr. sha g 1:rp1s. A1lult~. $170/yrly !<i t'. frpJc. pnhn. I'll("\ i::ar. 7Jl Newport Beach 4200 E. Balboa Blvd . Balboa. drp~. gafl:. $150 l up. l z'='·='"~'="='=· =======c:_~A~m~i!gn~,~-~11~··~>~·c•~·7~;.,:·•~·":___ ~~1~~~~:;r.l gs:i.a::.n~:~I~~~ ·----------. 2 soR:?-ba yrariy $210 "40.191.1 or !'t4~l121 ,. -Ne t 8 h 5200 N t B h 5200 di~t. t<> ~!orr. quiet. $-l'i:l mo 1$1'. li7:1-~Jl ·l~. COUNTRY CLUB \<'inter $16:°•. 320 .'\Jverad" * ·r11E St~VILLE liiiiw~po~r~;;·~·~'iiii•iiiiiiiiiiiiiio~w~po;ii;ri;;ii;ie~•~ciioiiiiiiiiiii LIVING Plai:-r. N"llr 1\1'11·. :! Br. l '~ Ba w/11:ari;. $\:i5. I============ LtooJry gan:lrn aj:)t!'t, nffrring Adulls -crpts -drp~ -fncd compl. privary, be111.11 . Ind· Lido Isle 4351 yNI w/patio. \\'tr pd. 2619 · tCpg • unparallt'lfif rrcf'l'a· -----------"l."' Santa Ana A1'r . 636-4120 4K>nal f~litic~ in 8 l'OUnl.ry 320 Nord Rf'ar!• Apt.~. furn. QUIET ADULT l.JVlNG '2 'club atmosphel'f'. f'urn or Garag!i'. 1 br S2'£.>--S2JO. BR. Shag crpl.~. blrn~. pool. .ltJnf. Models oprn 10 am-9 bachelor $3XI. Avail 11011', bf.aul. lndscpd, S170 mo. incl •pm. Rena from $14;1 to $310. \\'i n I<' r rc1tC"s. fi.12-1097, all ulil . AdulL<i only, nope!.~. OAKWOOD GARDEN _:,_""'6 __ %_. _______ 12.11 f11·ocado St. &l&.0979 APARTMENTS , 3700 16th Sl., J\'B &12-8170 NO\V ALL REDE.'C. 2 BR. Balboa Island •3SS Nf'w cpts. drp~. paint : htd -----------pool. ndtl,i, no p<>t5, $13.'>. F1JRN 811.y fo~ronl 11.pl. ~1 612-97120 PARK NEWPORT Balboa Island UPPE R HR, «rp!s/drps. frpll', 1lisposal. S2&1/n10 h1elrb; ulil. 675-6017. 5355 den . ~a r , Y r J Y, Hunt ington Beach 54!0 I BR. r~frig. bHns. Cl'f'l\S, drps, pool , nt>Ar beach, Sl35 prr mo .• adults. no pets. Tr.11de"'inds Realty Sli-8;)11 PILOT ORANGE (OAS T'S leading Marketplace "BA YCLIFF MOTEL r LOW WEEKLY RATES • ~ltchtn, 1V's, maid serviCf'. iJleat!d Pool. r ooms 1 n r I u rl in i; ~ BONUS ARRANGE:\lENT l)f'{huoms, 2 OOths. \V to \\' 2 8 d 1 1 ba CD <'<trp<'tinj! . .l)nt·kln g .r upex, ·. ' High on • bluff overlooking the water, 7 pools, 7 tenn is courts, $750,000 he•lth club and Spa. Bachelors, I ?f 2 bedrooms. Also 2-story town houses wi th 2 or 3 bed- rooms. El@ctric kitch@ns, private balcony or p • t i,o. From $175 to $450. Subter· ranean parking , elevators, optional mai d service, convenience shopping. See 7 beautiful model "P"rtments, open 9 a.m. to b p.m. daily. Other times by appoin t· ment. Located at Jamboree and San Joaquin Hills Roads, in Newport, just n o r t h of F•shion lsl•nd. Phone (71 4) b44-1900 for leasing information. Fountain Valley 5410Fountain Valley t 64&"" .ON tht Bay duplex; Uppf'r. :dock avail. F'urn or unfurn: 13 br. Nu:crph• k p11int. Ap- ._ .prox lSOQ sq f1. Adl1' OTily ~ 962.-12'10. l."NINSUL..A-Nr Ocean, :\ .. sr. 2 BA. frpl. 1o,·11· lllf', s:ri.1 Jl"IO. + ulll. Ad1,d~. l'h1ldn·n ok. Balboa Rttil £1talr Co. -673-4..140. OCEANffiONT Apl. 1 Br. Ideal location. $130/mo u!U pd. Pref. wort1'1 ma.1, .b&chtlot. Yrly (ft" M"uonal. 1~%13-693-3627 Jft 4 pm. SAIL INN MOTEL e ADJ. BAY' A BEACH l\IXf: rooms fttlm $37 ,j() ~. M•ld ttr, cnll N!f!I, TV. 1. '!-ionth!y 1'1lte1. 67~1S41 l YEARLY-Octanrront 3 Br. 2 Ba. bltns. indoor BBQ. aar S21n/mo. ~ \V. Ott111- N!in1. 714 : 629--191.t. 2 er. AJI ulll pd. G1r, ~ 15'h s1: On lD mo'• 1"'-$225. 1-6&l4'247. 6'D--80T1. fl!.CJJit1e5 Sl-J() p<'r nlOnlh pall<>. g11r. bl1ns. ~!Udf', v~:irly. fin-1zi8. 1v11il 10171 SlJO ' Olild ok. • 644-4416 f'\'f'S. &12-22'J2. BAY1'"'RONT Ouplt>x: :\ HR/lc'""'"""""""''-;i.--:0:"-= lo"·rr, 4 BR upfl('r. Sand~· • C\..EAN 2 Bit , 1'.~ RA hrf1rh, NH, \'Ulag, •. J::,·('r; :'-lUDIO. Crpt~. ri r P .~ .. 'i.\.."19!1 L. \\'nrktrt:= roupl' hi. ,,·.. r't'l'r1 . S14:1/n10. 616-0-196. 2 Br. furn a111. lnun1u·11l&1i•! 1 Rn f Sl 'JO/ p l No 4·1\ll1trr11-oo J)('I~. $:l2j · UI\ • tllO. 00 ·I I 6-~-6'"' El('t: & wlr pit. A(lll ~. nn I Yl.'ll!' Y '·-·-"· Pl''-"· ,\ll::SA \IA1\0R. 7~l $9(}/n10-\\G-A 1\&:all'. (Ol), \\'il!i<.•11 A\'(' <:~1 ;,.1s.1.ro:.i ··Iran B<l<'li.•lut. Patiu. Uhl. 1Ritlill1.AJIU'i'a-p<l. pd. I malun• adult. no J)o'.I. 11~1 Ad It· , 1 1 , .,., mo. u s. 1n sn o ... -H t' t II .....1.. .... -JOI A\'OCallo .. 'l4!i-7 142 un 1n9 on e•'"" --LRG 2 Br. 1~ ha, p...t._patio. 2 BR. Pol:M, A d u I t s _ .tlnl loc.. 1.j5l P\lMeroA. No &!aul/Qu~t! tllil Inc I pt!•. $159. 54()..6(1()5. S:!X>tmo. 11676 C11m,ron. 2 BR.. 11.ii ba, gal'll.i::r & pool . fl:.a2-6Ul No cttlldrtn, no pP!~. Qui~t e O\ll::RLOOKS THE POOL: TM"ighbnrtfood. 642-1()12 2 Rr. 2 Bo Spaciou · Sl!l'l. EAST side • 2 br. l'i ba. Unf $1.":i.l. !i!!G-:1107, 2.120 C"rp!11, drp11. hltnK, refrij:: .• )-1orlr!:. pool. No prt~. !i~lO ---•• AT BF..ACl l I ' 2 srr~." 2 BR 11pl 11v11il Cpt ~. Drps. bt"~ut. bld1.~. Pool~ ~ 121h Sa l 11f1rmoon. 2260 Pnmon11 !'t or ..21:) J.llh SI, ll.B, SL. C;\I. ftACHELOJi'Apt. Uhl pt~ fOT"i.11! rrf!Jll.0:rih-;''1'hr> NEAR OCEAN! H91 Lint:" Daily Pilnt U NDBORG Q). L't&--1l7t OA"-"ihrd Park Newport Apartments • ' JourilainJ I II 2 Bedroom• -% llAIM Adult Uvinl l'urni.ohed II UlllunliAhed • nu"-'"'' • SA•• C.r~I• • r,iNM P1ll0t e CIOHJ C.t•1a • 8""'., <lil'•11.r• 956.5 Slater Avenuti c • L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 - 5 6 7 8 NOTtC• OF llUILI( fll!AIUHG- Nollce l1 l'leretll' t iven IHI '"" l'len11i"' CommiUIGrl ol Jhe C!lv of Newport leec/\ will held • oublk ~ednt on tl'lt 11>- Pllc•tien of C!rllf11ell1 &•nk, 1"91t*OOO• C1lllornl1 '"~ Ne*""•t Art!'ln Merl"•· Inf., for tn 1mtndm!rll lo u ... f'~rmll No. 1:J02 on 1>ro1er1v loce1td et llll Wt•! Co.isl HlthWIV, Oii IM twlh side of w,11 CtlaJI _!!JtbWtY belW...., N e w 1 or I 80U!fV1rO ll'>O 111Vf!r1kie Orfvr:-fii l'I;;.,;;;.,;., ___ , • redud lon in 1"4-n11mbt1 of o••ki"" IP•cn reqylre<I in order !o proviOt Orlv~ uP T.v. ban~lng 11cUlllr1 !or "" ce,,. t!ntl!e l•r">k In the n1rklng lo! eM to lncivde • llOll to bt u1ed 11 e 150 Ml•I llo.Hn1 •e111urenl et Ille Arches M1rln1 ·~-NOiie• Is l'lerebv turtf'ler 9lven 111•1 ••Id !Wbl!e l!t•r!M will be htlO °" "'t 1.Uh d.11' \~ ., Oclollf-r 1970. •I "" l>our a! l :OCI P.M . ._ fn lhr C'ounc11 (M1mber1 of the. Ntwpol'I ll••cll Cn1 H•ll, " wh!th lime l!ld ol1ct l nl' 1M 111 ff'lO!'IS ln1eresttd ,,,..,. 11· ltl• •<Iii bt ht•rd 11\erton. Oen rt. AfklnlOn, SPi;rtll..., NtwllOl'I 8e1ch (llv l'f1nnl"9 Commlnton Publlsl'led Oren~ Co.111 [Mill' l lln!, ()cl. J, 191~ 117'·'~ LEGAL NOTICE P·lllUI ClltTIFICATI! 011 I US1 H(SS l'ICTITIOU1 NAMI The underolgned do cer111¥ they '" cor>OuC!ln, 1 bus!nt>ts e t 1015 N. Coed J-1lt hw1v, L•9Ynl &Heh. C•llloml•, i.noer tht fictlllou1 firm Mmt flll THE NATUJtl!: Jt.EST WATER IEO CO. "'o fhal 11ld !!rm is com""'"' of !lie 1011ow1.., HfleM. wriose n•m~s in lull eP'd pl•cn 11 resld1nct ~re 11 lallow1: Tom SPl!ngle•. 173 W, Wl!tcn, C.M. J1ck Miiier, m w. WlllOr'I, C,M. 01~ October 1. UIC Tom 5""91et J1ck Mll~t Sltle ol C1lil0<nl1, Or•ntt CO\mlv: On October 7, 1'10. btlort n1r, 1 Not1rv Public In •nff" for 1110 Stile, H rsan•llv 11>91•~ Tom SP•llllltr •nd J•ck Mll~r --to me to bt "" otrson. Wllooe neine1 •re •ubicrli..ct !o tht wlthl11 ;,,.. • SIN .... nl Ind ad<nll'"ledted lhrv UtcWd !~• ••me. MaN IC. Heflrl' N~!•rV •ubllt P uOllM!tO o...... CHI! 0.111' "Uo!, ()(:!. J, \0, 11, 24, 1'10 11?1·1!1 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICl 01' P UILIC HlA•1N•s 11110111 THE llLANNINO COMMISSION ., Tttl CtTY 01' llOUNTAIN VALLIY NOTICE IS tfElll!:aV t !Vf!!'I lll•t ""' Wedn""el'. Ocl'I!~ 14, 1910 11 1:30 1.m . In Ille C011nclt CMmbtr1, City H•ll, 107M Sl1!t• Avenue, F01.Htl1ln V • I I~ y , C•llfo•n!•, I~ P11,.n1"" Comm111IOl'I *I" llold public ~1rl'l11 on 11\f. lollo•lfl• Ill· 1tlutlo1>1. II !-Clll-111 ...... P1wotlS1 PllR U1 ~ Applfc1tloll tullmllltd 1>v PlfC One1.,,mrn1 re<11>e1llne che"9t al ~ on P•OPtrlY loc1ted on tht '''"'""" corn1r of 8usll1ro Ind W1rner from Al IO IU !Medium Oentllv Mull!Pltl ~11- lnt Olsrrlcl or rncirt >'fllrlcflv• d l•lrlcll. l'rKiH Pl1n 147 IUl!ml""" ;,. CClnlll'ICl!oll """' ""' ,_ dla.n!r•. 11 l'rwl• l'lu 14t -,,...llalloft w~ rnil!W l>v 5111-!lh O.Vtla.rnenT Co icr CQn11r11ctlon of 1 1'-Phl• c.,,1~ on 1rOJWrtv lo<:11ed e" ll'lt 11111111wn1 car. nl'r of 1:111..,,. Ind ••ookl'H.lnt SI•"''· II P1welff Piie lU -AllollUl!lon sul> mltlecl bv Gll"I T-• 1rol Jed< Gr-.r for' llKWl'lftlt !ii I lf"_..;a_ bion •nit co.illot k t rnKhl11t ro bl! lo<:•ll'd on !he ""'lhet ll corner o• 8.-oot~""'' '"" G1111.ic1 •' inn l•oollhu•1t s1r1t1. 0 rrtc:IM Pl111 164 -AD•!lc1ll011 1ui.. mJlltd bV GlllO't Inc. for CONlrvcti... ind -•llarl cf •nl•Yrat'll Ol'I 11'11 toUfl'IHlf comer ol H•rilor 91111 Llltc A .......... SI Prw.lw p i.., 165 -ANllctti.. lllll· mll!ed b'I Sn~ Sl•U<Ci.trn , Inc. hlr c_1..,..1i.., 9f I lHm 11"' lluitcllne e-ro tt.t' we1t skit cf l•ooilhYflf, •n """'' ..... toulll ., w ....... A-. ,, z-Ch•-n., P•tc!w ~1111 U?, tell! M -Appllcellen l!t.d b'I OoNld He.,... ,....,..,.,., nit,._. <ti tel\t tn ll•OHrlY loclted Oii tht l'IOrth 1ldt of Slltllth, Slf' ""''e Of ltn "°"'' of l roekhur11 Strftt from Al 10 II• (H .. h Der\1llv Mul!lfolf OwoAUnt Ol1trlctl. PrtclM , .... UI t nd Loi s.m ,. ...... n1lllHI Ill (Oii!~ •\I~ llli1 l- e~ ..... n ArntlOlllmM! te lwt1'111 n ,n.u• - l'r-ed •lll•P'dll'lt!IT la Foo.nt1ln \lellrv Munld11I COdt Sl!c'llon ~l.71.UO ...,r. 111111 ... lo ArM V•rl•nu I DOll«l!lon !ff. Tilfflo ........... .., btl"' •roc:tne41 11;1rtu•nl lo !!It ~l«lftlllt l.11""1 of llw Slllt cf C.Hton1LI IGH't. C• 65.000 -1 lf'l.I 11'11 ~ ~ \191\ty M~IHI ttdt, Tiil• 71. Tiit llll'llne COdt, IGlllfte M•"" PtKIH "lfn .,,. (Ol'ldltl-1 lht l'..,,,lh er. Oii 1111 Oii !ht Pl•nnlnt °"''"~' ffld ll't •v•l!Htt for' ,,,,.,.. '-'Ion •I'd tKt.,.INilloll, Tl'lf :z.t. tl'll"" wm """"" Stctlcifttt Oftt.._ IM .. »4·1t 111111 1»11. .Tllose dfsfr""' of tfollll'¥ '" l•"GI' tr "' -lttoll to tl\t1I' ,....Vftfl and ••Olf'Otll• wm llto t lv•n .,, 0011CN"l1111ltv lo Oo Ml. !I tur!Mr lnftlrmetlo" It llHlrt(I, VOii "''f C9f'ltcl "" ,1 .. 111111t 0-~"1 .... ,. tr.1 -f't#r te "" """"° rtem1 ~LANNING COMM tSttOH °'~' TY 01" 1"0UHTAIN VALLl.Y Ctr"reft S,_....,., 11<.-.1erv I'll fftt Pl•ftnl,,. C-l•!Ol'I l'v•UtftN-o;...... CHJI 0•11r ,lfl)I', Q<t, '· 1'1't ""_,. ' I I f } r 2 ( I .-' , RENTALS -- Apt.. Unlumlshed REAL ESTATE ~ .-----ll!lm-ml!i ____ lli!'llUSINESS efttl Generel " 1r * * * 1r FINANCIAL Salllf'da1, oruMf .J. 1970 ' :-OAl'LV l'ILOT •U "" ANNOUNCIM,NTS -SIRV,ICI D)RICTORY ··~VICI bl•ICTORY Sia~~ ol•ICTOIYi-"'. -la9un1 Beach ,!7~ Income Prooerty 6000 ~ BLKo O BFACHl -SU,000 From _!IfiD. New l I: 2 B:.:-_ Westbe1_" 1nco,,.....Homea- P00t:: 2i7S ""S,~t tr~ Priv_M()j_BR rtAAnce + Ilf - 499-3929 ot 497-1630 :ti bednn apts. "Eat. if'OSI OCEAN VIEW • Lri: J BR n1onthly income SlDlO. 356 E. apt1. Fu1·n or unlurn. Crp\$, 20th St .. Cot1ta Meaa., Build- drps, blt-in11. patios, walking er ~2-4905. tll,,;tanee to 101\'n. 100 Clift AJ50 Triplexes • ~7.500 Or .. l..quna Sch. 4~98 "OWNER nr · . mUlil seU. NF.\Y 0 c ea n side apts. Bea ut 56 Space t.loblle ifomc w/pool, S169.fl0 Month Pa1·k with ne11• studio type PL.ACE REALTY 494--97Q.l hom, for ownt'r, VaJuablc DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA, N. r-M. nice vie"·:-ST;iO. Also 1 single. 497-10:;6, 4M-58UI. C-2 lrontaac !Or e>:p.11.nsion. 14:.,000-dn, aubmh 1rade. \\'a.Jly i\11.-Coy 615-0116, . I ... ""' . -..... Whaddya W•nt? Whaddya Got? SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION FOR NATURAL-BORN"1WAPPl!RS end NOTICIS • -lo1ty1tttl.. '550 o • ....,,.. ,..,. Polntl .. , ~ Business Found (F-.Adsl 6400 BABYSJTl'ING. My hoMe. AL'S GARDF.NING P operhenvlnt ~ -. ~rtunltfu 6300 -BICYCl.1':~ ... ~ ,_.\tl"it.._.dt.l ~l&J\ ~ C~ ~~ tor (ifl'd!nlr;: A ln'l&l1 !and. No jYut,IJ'lg - __ g>F'FEE OTSTRIBUTOR ~1eu Verde. attn. ttllt>nt pl:ay. tadlltle1;-'"Co0d 1eaptnc tervle@t call $40.S!91 ~WALLPAPER * • Opportunity for reTI a "I • ~ a.ft a -.IUindlteSo..Sl\l~c ~ I~ d r e n Strvlna: Newport, CdM, Coa. lVhen )'OU cau ··t..tae'1 , )lf"On t>.dt>Jh•t'.r-oonee to 1 ~.... ""~me. CtrUflfrd-teacher. ti ~f~ -Dewer SOOrett MS-1~4 . 6t8-lTU lrtdusuiAI t11.nd COmIMtcltl 1 fcmaJc Be•i e ""'f!cu•Oi ~-\Vstclllf loc&tlon!ii EX~ONAt; fir-a collar vie. 9anta Ana • • IMMEDIATE Eat. on quality LY llJGH: EARN!NCS. in-Hei&hlt. MG-mSO ~~~LD \~ t:;Yio cue ~o; ~~ ROTO'l'IWNG, Trees and inte:i: 4 txter paJntinj. A-ptJJ, llhrubs removed. new lawns. homt>• or Jmt a.. room. Jtclc, vestment or 1ll9M to $3900 BLK Med. u poodlt, Vic: Baker IF a lew area. Frtt est. S4s..5$24. 831~. ~ _ fo1· an lmml'dl11.\t' Income. Oak Ir. Republic, CM , >4M39. Write tor mo~ information. MS-6356. "7====""'-.,...,--1 Japane1e Gardener, Exp. I I -,,,====:::--,;o---.,:;;: 1BABYST'M'fl\'G-My ho me • General Cleanup. Haulina: "11 "i phOne nu1nber Md NOTIFICATION 0 1 -birth Area ol Fairview Ii San e 546-189-1 e Palnll~ inter le exttr. $25 • room + materi.a.lt .. 64~2505 • addreN to QUICK l<UP Ct'rtlficate found on fo'lllr Dit-io Fwy. Mrs. Bflford, I==-.,...----,,.-.,-= DIST. Co., llll Robinhood, Dr. {9-301 5:>1~9643 a.ft 3:30. .549-1333. EXP . .la.pane11e , Gardener. PAINTING . Jnt,e:r, &-: Exler. Stockton, Ca . 95201. ,...,1LD ••-. Gen, cleanup. Ha.ullaa: tttes. State " Ciry Lie. Aak for , I-' PARTNER SlAMESE_Oc..Burroa__kitten, ....., ·~ in m,t_hOm!:_ Maint. )'ard..M6:-061!._ -Bill...&l2--0238 h .... , VI f Fenced bk Yd. warm meala. ~~~~~=.=:;:;:::;::---Spociol Rote I . 2 BR. $190 incl util. 12 blk 11 UNITS in Ne \V po r 1 5 Lines -5 t imes -S bucks lo help manaie I.: operate 1 Heigh~ are .... 7 Sina;le hses llULll -AD MUST INCLVDI! loc&J business. l.sl year's In- 1v I PA\!.'S, u:w1' llPJ. C. o SOC' hr. &S1-0829 _, GAttD~NlNG &: Landscap. EXPERT--painUnc • Jntmor Slaler & Newland 847-1534. Ing Pruninc-Trimmlng & ,,_ Exterior. Free estimates. e LOVING care. my home. Rerov t'nr ~a.ft S B bch, ocean \•\e\\'. N. end. OJuple p~f. 497-159'.l. & a ~Plex In a cour1 , olf J.-wt111 ~., fl•v• .. ,,.... ,_wM11.,... w1111 kl ••H•. f'Ol'l\o shOuJd ox ........ d 125,1, Lost >-YOUlt ,,...., 1"'/lr _.,rt!ll. 4-S lln11 If H v1rt1'lflt. ~""" " ----------!hi' 81. 8 yN, old, Askin:; ~OflrtNO flOll t•+.•~ TllAOES ONLVI Parly llt'lttled must oon1-0\VNER despcralf'~ Lost gf'y D.n. P.;nt 5740 $17:>,000. 8 )' Ownr. Call p d rnenl'.f' at Oll('f", $9500 rash & blk k;11on, '"'"'hi 10\'•, --------~ ~·o ""~~ &12 ,,.,.,-To Piece Your T rad er's aradise A .. -.....,...""""' nr ..,..~,). rt>quirrd. \r1·ite Bo.11: P2019, 1ut1 on top of ea.n. Vic: S.A. OCEANFRONT -200 fl .• VETS ATTENTION PHONE ~2-5678 D:tlly PiloL Avf', & Del Mar, C~I. above, \•iMP.· to Pari!ic 4 St>p. uniti; -S1'1,000. 2 Srp. \\'111 !rfl<lc equity In '69 Ex· 10 2'1" EC!'au1iful Holiday t.1f>.)oS~,~IA7LLC.-"~'l'°l~"-,l-a~b~l~l-,7h-,""d Please! Re\\'&rd. 6~:r1507 Palisades. Pvl. bc'h, pool, 2 uniti;, FHA, $12,0CXI. 5 &p. piurcr 2:)' motor hon'-. llk o bll Id al •· I BR apt, Adultll only, no F'H l"'OOO ·~ tor honlf'. Hiu f'verylhing. pll cation. e rur n1-LOST? Vic llarbor AL-ea lw 5 h . unit&, A ·"'· · fl{'W, !"OR late niodcl n· Trade for 01'1lnge Coun1y med. expansion to 117.000 Boy's Club, Center St. Boy's J>el!I. ~1a/n10. o w 1 n S U-Prrcvd'l Real!ol' I I N Sat--Sun~T;> Dana -Stralld, "JIG=l~ · ' ·-; .• $-1SS iravr tr r propt?rty, 645-200.l or sr,e Lot pi'r )T net. ow ~rosslng 20·• btu.blke. Nobby th-.. (nr. marma). -496-3441. .---s4s:s;1:;R~ .. -3 t'iCiliC Triiilii'PQffi. l:l?;OOO, Has--been-1-woman rrnrrbk-i.~ l\1esa de! i\far atf:a. a 1 · & J Paintin&" 492-7841. 1' s.1;;....5446 JAPANESE· Gardenini *PAPERHANGING--,. Lic'd Day ca!'f". 1 am to 5:30 ~~:in~~~· Cleanup & PAlNTlNG. * 968-242.'t Pm '1·k1•·. Hot meals. Har-l~::..c=,;'.7"'i7::=..-o::T YOU SUPP' 'Y TllE hAINT " Complete Y•rd Carel .., r \ bor/Ba.kf'r, 546-1539. $10 ~r A\'craar-Room .. JTl\I M0-48!:7 fl'Ce Est. 557 ~··. """1016 CHIL.O ca~. n1y hOme. ..,..,,., ... .., Fenced play a rea.. JAPANESE GARDENER l\tcAdams PainliJl.iSUv. Rcasonablf'. l>J6..306ii 1 mtE OK lnt •-~t S •547-5846 • er. ~ c..' er. peciaJ rate1 CHILD Care. n1y hom"'·· 1-,or=,.-;"""i;;;';;:M.7';;;' on apt1. &16-3645 Brrakfa:&r,lUi'iCh& MQ.CRti. CLEAN-UP-SPECIAUSI... "ro"R"'-"-""""'·::=.-.,,:; .. ~:..:;::~~.,~"· --Ne\\' fence & repair. :\fo1ving .-... "'6 ''="' ""' 6-12--0713 -repaln tmm Coors to dOon. TRI·PLEX 10'.~ 00\VN. Hav<' l.a.,."1Jna ~ach \"1('1v Ha\'C choic-e Christmas Val-opera~ion, T~rml' ''s's;""c' 1 ~R~•~w~•~"'~',,..-=.,.,_~·=-,= Rentals W1nted 5990 Beautiful Corona del l\lar Ln· lot. Tt·ade for n1ob!Je honi'" P 11 r y. ne s. · · · RE\\' ARD For lost dark --'--'------'----conic & home, 11•alk lo 0 •1 1 4 "t ll!y, Ort'."° A parcel ® S400 mrmbership, Total price k' Brick Masonry IlAILY PILOT reporler and shops. F'rplt•, sund ec k . r -ro~1 inunC10~.· R•a'O•• !>(!racre. Trade S14,600equi-$.ij()Q &14--1060. sealPoinl Sia1nese itten. ' ' '6560 &:. ediln&· Reas. 548-69.;.;,. call Paul .>57-745,; . ~ CLEAN-UP 11 ty fo boat cars dh1mond l\fel'edlth Garderni area. Sm. etc '"'ire want to rent or lease s11·ieby co. ;.45-2011. , 1n1.c \\"estclirt, NB &l2.j00() . r . · ·., ORANGE JULIUS . fril.nC"h!Sf' · ---------- snlall-rurnis~ or unfurn-n~. antiques or · 673-0802 & """Uip, paid, Seatll JS, lood' v~ry thin, answs 10 BRTCK * BtOCK • STONE !shed house in Laguna Can-Business Rentel 6060 ' · · • Deli<htful triplex, xlnt in-"'indo1v. Gross S26.000. t'1P By the houJ", after 5:30 I:'> BR 3 ha tgc enc\ patio ""' ''EloiN<' ... 11.lt 4:30 962-7497. 0 C l\lC!sa de[ l\·Jar. Eq ;6000 SH 'GG\' D · I "'' t>t8 * .. ~ n..,_o yon or 01her .. canyon --------ro 3 BR / conic, ~au• cond. Aduh oc-19.500. \\IUI act~pr 2nd. Good " aisy !ype fog, v•-· · -Mi4;.o area by {)(>cember. j l6-63SIJ OFFICE. STORE nr. ~·P~· l ~~ lllll~lle•: . or 4 w cupied. \Viii trade for 3 BR lo · faniily business. Owner n1alr. blk & ivhl Y•/:rey & d~IJ!Jj r \·ei;. 0 ::.h. _ Post ~ }'.~ • '~:~;~I-*-hornr-10 S30.000 l\lr Harris n1n\·in~ north. 646-9987 Ian, wht lip OD tall, n1ed si. Cabinetmaking \VORKING roup!e dcsil"c t Greyhound rlcpot. 1.c;;~!. S•·'[ . -.Ji5:8~2°fSo. Cs1~1tr~.-+.ASSOC IATE r-R.wd. lw;t...9J._NB~613·:'i131. 11ne-caELnei.i""&snel\'ing br. furn apt or duplx In l\lo. lse. Graham Realty W to £0 Acres. \Vh1sk)·town/ BayCmt Duplex: 3 or 4 BR. Sl:i.OOO \ .. ~ish i'<'quiJ"'tl for NR-LOST: Li!tle blk & \\•ht dog. * 494 _ Qb02 * N.B. or Hun!. Ech a~a.I 6-IG-2!1~. IShasta l.ak; ni-ea. Sport!!-Xlnl Home or lnoon1e . lional ,.,~1nsion. lin!imi!rd .RNl\'~1 _,~962"'1'1"°29r Blvd . Slj() i\lax. Ref~. Ca 11 H1,RBOR BLVD ft'Ont. If).:J :' I H£'n11 Paradise. Eq. ro S70CVI. Trad'" for TDs or Industrial po1cnt1al. \\'rllr Bo."< P20IS, e\\aiu. -. Collect lil•ll <l:tt--1987 \\·/restroom. 2110 Har~r \Vant srn . hs~. cahin. ,hsc-Or ;;·~. Daily P\loL 7 i\1os. old Jl'i~h setter, fen1. Carpenterino \VANT YEARLY LS E. Sn1. Blvd, C)l. S;lOO n10. ~·car s [boat. i\1ey£'r, .~1!1-1366 (>\('. Csll e\'£'S 6i3-~l299 RE ST AURA NT . Cash I "Co1·y", nr. bch N. end. Lai; 6590 unf11rn hs('-So ol pirr , lrase. 548--0783. P..ecrt-ation _ S. Lake Tahoe b"l erl d' S b .t b"d F I BC"h. Re11'a1'd~ ~()..4349 Balboa Penini;ula :\lature-11 acre all impro\"en\ents, 20 Acres. posi;ible nio 1 c [)(> e · u nil 1 · an· . . -· Off R t I 6070 [ ' , ho1ne par~; sl!r. l-le111et. t:isli<-Ma rho r oppn1y. SET Of !I keys w 'l1crn~ lag reliable cpl. No chldn1 or ____i_c_! __ ._~_'!..~-. _ ~ inrl st'1rrr~. S2000 Eq., )": \\"ant R-2 to r..4 lot i·~c. ~r--19-1-SlSZ. ~96-57$9. I \\'SJ 17'.l los! vi~ 8<!;0~11a ~," pets. S.12-6301 SUPER-DELU:\r.: QU,\LIT\' 10.111, Trd fo1· loc;;.l ~E or ~· ,. "< County. p,,·ra1n1d E.11:. CO""EE Shop, xi·• l-., Cdlll. Tur~. !I 19. 61.1·611 •. AD V · I 3 """ . lack Han1mond Bk!' .l~O·ll.ll ., r r " "' Agency P. sin:; c -l'J 1·2.3 l'OOITI, up !o .vuu i;q. --. chang:ors. 67.).8800 priCI" & lrms. Ask. $10.000 CHJJ-IUAHU.\. 01ale. tan. nc-eds 1 br furn hse or apt. h office sulte~. Jn1mrd oc 1 t LAGUNA BEACH 1'101\if . 1 . n \20x PLACE REALTY 494-97;).I Vic; 19!h & Poniona. C;\1'. N R. I f:'dM . Bus ph. j.IJ.3122 cupancy Oian"e C n 1 y, ! Feh11Jn11.s ()('~an Vi<'11' 1 !21 3 BR 1 ~ ba hoi es, ', 6417-8473 rves. 8.1;).2361 days. !\Jr. Calan1a1•ai;. Airpor! · ll'\'lne .. Cn1nmerc. BP.'2': BA. Sl!l.:iOO Equi1y. 120" C·l lol. Anahl"i7ni. •l',~'r Monev to Loin li320 'c""~-~~~.,--c:= IV 0 Coniple"<. adJ Au·porlcr \\'ANT. TDs. UN ITS v_A _l<l:tn .. ne t~ S15 1no. eRq LOST,· niale lri11h sener, ATERFR NT '.1 BR. N.B. $3l ;,oo \\ 1 c or 1n1p Vic: Cd:'-!. plrasc call 67j.. •30th-401h Sn or N'"P' Js. Hotrl & Rcslauranl, banks. ~!l-l.{)200 01" •197·16.'ID .. an I'll. 96S-2&1: 1st TD Loan 2SS8 n r.\\"ard! lanrl. Yrly. Furn or Unfurn. &tn Dirgo & N'pl F11 y~ I ~. C-1 Bki 968-14l6, ·1 U1'CRO\\'DED rARl{ING Divoi·l·e serllrnirnr ron-cs Lovely high desert hon1c. 6 r' , • :-0.1nt lcnR11ts. 673-1Z!l6__ LO\VEST TL\TES J1qu1da lton. 7 ll'U!'t derds '1 ! I l'f':~ 130000 ,·alu'". Ex-8 ,o INTEREST Personals 6405 CARPENTRY flfINOR REPAIRS. No Job TOt:" Small. ~blnet Ln pro. ages le o I h • r caolnets. 545-SlTh. U no a ns\\'er leave msg •f '46-2.172. H. O. Andert0n REPA!Rs-;-ALTER-A: TfONS * CABINE:T'S. Any sizr job 2l yrs t'xprr. :>13-6713 ROOt-ING & All Home Improvc1n~nt11. F~ Est. ~1059 ~1U10r land&capln~. 962 ... 1914 12.50 Hr. \Veedlng, cleaning, paintiiig, etc. Ex per . Re.Hable. John, ~9548. G•neral Services 6681 Painting, Rep.Ir * PATCH PLASTERING All types. Free eslimates , CaJI 54o.6825 • • --RAIN-•"""'-'·•• L~ll.e..d •. +.l':::lt..~m~b~l"l'.'.!;:::::zi==!....,~·-Ra.lny eason here: !IOOn. I ;::::: Free est. Reas! 968-2208 DRAl1'lS t'h.11med '! Dralni~ :do"'? ~pe:rtJy clea.ned ~ ' Remodell.ng. fence bldg., 2-1 hr scrv. 5J0...385.t. painting & gen'I repaln:. Reas. Xlnl. ref'!. 642-~n. 21 1-IR PLUMBING & REi\fOOELLING NEED typing done? \\'e 5.57-96-H can do. Speerly, accurate, rcasvnable, 646-42311. Ed's Cleanin1i: Service Carpets · Upholstery -\\'in· do11·s . t'loor Can_ ~7 PLUMBING REPAIR No joh too small • &12-3128 • Hauling PLUMBING REPAIRS & Install. 54~ 6730 ======= R•modellng & 1".N.T. L.a"·n Service . Repair ,,.. Gal'age clean-ups, hauling &: - Hgh1 1no\'ini;. 548-;)863, LESS THAN $9 SQ. FT. 531-3729 fl'ec plan .service, .tdd-a·rm, e LANDLORDS e ~. n Dr dis.count !-'OR ('Qt111 y Ill 4 AC ., : , l'O r 2 d TD L ---------- _8 , .... ,, 534_=,2 ft111 8, Ne1\•1x11·t Beach * , t'" ~......,0 * f\cwpol"1, Laguna area Reoo.,.·ried Hindu Spiritua!lat · em e · patio!!. Remove trees. h·y, trash. ~ ~ B k o-.IUUIJ "' 47'6 499 1331 Let the Swede do IL G-d•. b•ok•··, 962-874,-. 833-3223-Cow·tesx_JQ..._ro crs .,.,.._ ., or · Term~ based on cqully. ~dvice on all mat1f!rs. .... ,...,.. iar. con\•ersium. Lioensed'. 30 yf"ars 'in home blcf&", Ph: 9G2-0740 • ' :t'REE RENTAL SERVICE 011TICr/n1gr 2!12DuPo t ~·· BR honic or ANYTHING. lc~ange fo1 )Our P pct)' n oan *FULLY LICENSED • REPAIR R od I&: . YARD/Gar. Cleanup. •--Rooms fMR'ent. S99S-OVE'R DFtlVE-Irad&-1~..Jo(_inconic Ha,."50~;1;;,000..:i:.O.:,; ~M17~U_,_Lc\"t-.~a2e, Businc.~11 ==4=9'-=7853='="='='='3-M=-='='==ITRASH k Ga e clean-up, Rooflna ~ ~! T l\tus~·S!'l' to appreciate. IE: 01 ~ ~harn11ng, con1p lu~n :.;Int •$300) "l.di1itional, 2 yrs I Serving Harbor area 21 )TI. Readings given ' nays a Cement, Concrete 6600 7day11. $10 a l011dfl ,,;;;: =~•.,if.1. /~~!!£!.==='-"::!!~~..!'.-~I Lim.GE.S unny roon1, \\'alk· e:-:quisite interiors. air-cond., ,r., <'()UIPped 2 br !slp:J ,6t air s:J:i.000 land. \\'ANT sm. un. Sattler Mortgage Co. 3"·eek. 91 ~l\I .-9 :l\11 ---------,An;C,y'i.t~lm;•~·~54~&-.;o:,;.'=''-'·=::-::::--; BEFORE you buy, calL T. ing distance 10 OCC. 5 n11n .'1 , pai king best localion. cooled ho1nc. [)(-ser1 hot i!s C~l or NB or Olx du-336 E 17\lt Striet 12 N. E amino ea • CONCRJo::TE, All types. F~e t.lOV ING. Garag<" clean-up & Guy P.oofing Co. Recovt'i' lo UCI. Dbl hc:I. clo~cr & ~onntact · / spnn~s S7000 rquil)', 111 .:J()O pl~"<· 11.~trfrnl. Bkr. 6i:Hi().W · ~ San Cleniente _. est. Sa\ving. breaking, haul-lite hauling. Rt-ll50nable . [='="='="="="'="="'=· =54="-='="'°;= <l1·csser. Larg-r slurlen l drs!-\ toral. 641-1000 • ,.. Mon•y Wanted 6350 192-9136. ~92:~~6__ ing. & Sdploading. Service Frtt eslimates. 64~1602. &. pull do\\·n lamp. K1tch!'n 675-6050 ) 1 21 ~ .\('rrs, La.ii VC".,a~._ ion-1 e MALE & FEMALE & quality. ~8-8668 Bob HAULING & CLEANUP 1 _Se'-w""';n;.,1,_ ____ ,:6Ma=:'., priv. l.Jundr~· rm. privt1!e _ ~: Ramble1~ 6 cyJ O~H vah:-rd for S'l. unir~. v~I. 56.:J.000. _ . . . . stand In:;:: b> 10 i:oi\•I" you lhJ TV. All hornc pni·ilr;~s 1 l:AnlGI MANAilMUfT Cl .• 1MC. 1 !'5° 0 D. P/:-:-RtH !\u fires. \\1'!ni-unit_~. 1,0 . ....,_ -1'\~\;'l;TED. Pri\ ate p:i~ lo bcs.t massage ii, the \\:eMI. CE~·fENT \\'ork ol all kinds.. $10 a load t 5'18-5924 EUROPEAN Fashion lraihed ~. ~\·ail. Siodr ro t $lj \\'k, o1hcrs . Runs like ne-,1•. Trnde for P )l'll:lltd Exrhan:;ors l<>!ll U~ S.tCJ..').~ a1 l_O,.. ~n Sepani.te Sauna's !or larlirs Tfi'e P.~I. S:,S.037•I ' of(en ht>r lalr-nts i n 1 120 \l"k. 5-16-36~·1. DELt>:\E Ol!IC":•s: Stntes or I boat rno1or & trlr. IJ·a~rl 67~-GOGO Sl,,.000 pro\•11blr-rqu1ty tn ·" ~r nllemen. 10 A'.'.l-l2 Al\1. =====~==== Housecleening 6735 d r essmakin;. alterations:. i • , .----.----sngl~. by 11111/or longl'r. trl1•. 11p dn or~ \·at.$-!.){). ~ . ood , 1 1 ., 1 our hOJlll'. Our Pl'f'FPflt 2n<l I 7 l , 17431 Be .1 Blvd DECORATIVE CONCRETE iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iil also children 's clothes. Ve1:y ~ lOULL BF. SNUG AS A C· t/drp~ paneling. i11r >42-2008 Unu ~. ~ ir~n alla. is due ~lal'ch 1, 1971. \\'r ia~~. · .. aci ' DRTVES _ \\IALK!.;; _PATIO rtasonatilc. Simple shifb 1': ' BUG . & Hap~y Too in this ~~I fu'z~ II dc~1rcd . \\'alk . S;IS.000 ~quity: 1 n t· o 111 r '''ill pay .'> points ·or ~ We H.B. Ph. S-11-7819 CALL DON, &'12-8514 S1 2 & up, skirts $10 & up. ' ,. "11p~ta1n; !ll11d10 BP.-. ~I~ or 10 Gt Airpot1 . 41<: ["l@r ti; ·E>c.lux -4-p!ex \V:lpool &-1-ec. ..S.ll!>OO,..Lcr house. <:.OJllm('r-~n gl't ail "·~ 11o·anl ar JO 1 ALCOJlO!JC~ _Anot'!Yi:ns'LIJh. ~====~~-~~ TILE noors lltripl>(!d I.: "•axed, .6~.72,.~1~>1~9~.; -~~~"C=-~··~· f-"'I pr1v. + full homl' pr1v1I. w/ ;,..10-ll:ll / rn1 in Tus11n, $20.000 rq, 1.-. c1al or hor:<' r~1:c1~·-r>ls, sn 11-na1 will ,\'OU oUcr? . 1 Phorw. ,,.12.-1217 or 1\T1\c to •-COXCRETE ll'Ol'k: palio5, carpet sha.mpooed,\\'if\dowi; QUALITY You·ve alwaYs :· I p..101. En11>l;.:d larl~ ?r. rol· C-E--100 :\ Ot'Cgon land , $20.000 0\VNER 6i,}-62.il lf you don"! ha\·<' nr"""Y P.O. Bos 1223 COIS1a l'.1csa. dt'Vll'A)'~. clc. L i£' ens e d · cleaned. Quality 11ervlce by \\·an!cd. Drcssniakin~ _ ;. l!';:e gal. 18.1/mo .. JlG-6710. DES I{ SPA /r<i. wa nt lllr~er unil~. coin-Coniincrcial int-oinr pl"Opc'r· now. hul l'.XJ)('c1 ii twin.re Phillipl-1 Cement. ;.48-6380 profei;aionaJ1a,nitor1.t-.·lal'ltcr rJ!rJ"atlons. !{P.y Say. l'763 •· XLNT ~xalion-lgr l u rn 305 No. El Camino Real n1:1·clol Qr subnut ;~ ty, hef" t,, rlrar: n!''il 10 ~1-il :O~~s_5-l&-353~ LAnnouncements &410 ~10RE Concrete patio for Charic accepted. 646-8096, Orange A\'e .. C~{. i;.1~129'l , !, • ~ bedrn1 in bra111irul h0J11e. 5.'.ln Clemente 1 ITT.,-llOl Bkr &oars. \"al. 56:J.OOO. }''Qr un-AN~OUNCEMENTS 1 :\1JSSJt-.'G _ J<'enialc Siamr!lc ~i~. n:~;;e~ia~r~;s~c4.:~n,. Alterations _ 642-SMS J ' plus LIS!' o! tl rrk<:, P3 1!o~. & 4!l::~'120 --I l!l'.WI f'1pe1· Apachr tl\i ll, 11~. huuS(', 01' bca_c:h ~ll'Qll. ind NOTICES B!u Pt. 11·rarlng cle11r flc11 H" o'u' SE o-·F-C':EAN -l'Vc..~t. iiCCUl"a. ''· "''""·'SUP.', nia ll)' ~1·i\·1legr~. F n,. L MA~ 011 NER 61 62 9 --" " CORONA DE ·" 1111111 cond, lQ t1m<' en.". SiOI O .>-'" ._ F '°".nr. erook in r~il. Oc· Contracto•s 6620 DOES EVERY,THING ' employer! \1·oman or ri:;:h: . ~ ound !Free Ads} 6400 G1'Quncl flr·dr~uxc pr1v •JI-1\·nrtll o! 11('11• radio::.. Nrw \Vhat oo rou tu.Ive to u·ane · cas1onally o ff -b a I a 11 c £'. -·--------. person. Si:> H.B. 342-Sli:il. I p , O . TflE RE\IODELEP.'o * Comr•'l f· rui~. f1c··n1ng Tile, Ceramic 6974 : _ _:_;.;_c.__;._~_;;;._, =~~--~~·---(i~·r~. Priv bal l!. l">~ p::fnt. Trad!' s::.-J()O ('(f\li1y 1...1sl ii hPt'e -in ranjl r\{'rds n1cdication. Lost l'tC * •, ' ..::i PVT Homr. iialk':; di stance SJ'.l,j/1110. Ul 1I pd . Ah·o :i nn f!)r IKi;u, /ll'Crj)Cl'ty or ? County'1 Jarg11sl reatl lrad PljflEBr.En \\'rl 1111u·~nrr. l'.lonlr Vi~ra & Santa Ana. ~'l'<'e ests -1007(> tlnanCiJli: 642-6824 O.C. Colle:;:r or Fairvici\' Su11e; 2ba.011"ner6i3-{i'ij7 :>-1:-720~ ..., 1J1ipost-ar1make•deat 8-10 n1qnth., olcl. Vic Lar.::e rc11·ard. 612-7©1. l\ilchen.\, garage1 • Cernn1ic Tile \\'or k.or , I PlASIC'rln:r. Reas, FN!f : r.st. jJS.24..<JG al! 6 Pi\{ eYt'!I. j H0<p, Sl.l 11k, S6.l nio. -----1 ·· , Bl d & 22·" Si -·a•port• C n>plol• 5·10-3810. DESK SPACE ..L 1'ewpor \" "" · COTTON Jersey $1 .49/yrl. ... ~ 'K" * * * * .. C.)f. 6~&--03.·14 Like At old C. l\I. Knitting. RC'modellng. NEWLY dee. Furn rnl, 222 Forest Avenu9 BLI\ ScoHie n1ale -oldf!r dog American Knit•. 2026-A N. Quality Conb·actor& 642--3660 ronini. b<tlh. Costa l\1esa. l B h I -\'ic. East Bl11H, Cd1\f High Tus!in. OrangP. 637-fi120.' MY WAY , quality -home WINDOWS & walls washed. Firs. stripped, scaled .'1 \!>'&.'it!d. Free: est. 11.91-783·1 day or niihl. 673-3090. Tree Service .6HQ I ----------I Student pre[. $j;)/mo. agu na eac 'f{EAL ESTATE BUSINESS and School IU'Cil. 64·~1000 days. repair . \Valls. ceiling. tloors 6·12-8320 494.9-f66 I General FINANCIAL . _ :J1&--49J7 on Sar & ·sun. Cemetery Lots 641& etc. No job !oo small . \VOU Lo · YOll BELrEVE Bob's Tree Surgery : I"ll Clean Your Home lor i -~~*-~'-1(1.-3~798~~*~~-; J..GF." Brm \\"/pvt b~ f..· rn. r o R L EASE Lrg nlodl'1'1l -VERY F'rienclly beau!lf\JI I !J.13-1~9 I '' v d Lots 6100 Business 1 c trance, • esa c r "· ()('!'a n virw Oflicrs . Shops, 63001 long-ha ired grrv. mall' CR!. S,\CRl fJCE -3 ols. YPl-i:~s Addition,,; * Rl!'modr.lin; Gen! I em an· .)19-3612. s111lahlc--prof, or b11i;inc~s. ARIZONA OpporfrJnities 11·ffiea rollar ·Hl't:'I' ~C'rn srction. HarOOr Rf'st. 61:\-Gcr1\•ick k Sons, Lie. Blue Chip s1an1ps. JOBS & EMPLO,YMENT:. ·• 89-1-610.'J -I Bity .t: Beach Janitorial Jab Wanted; Men 70oo i 5'10-9.lS.l 1999 S. Clla~I Hwy, Ll!.guna eves. Vic. H.B. 962-7~~~ 8189 C\'cs, 1vknds. 673-fiO.:J • j~9-2170 Larg{' lrvrl Jot~. \\"atrr. Poll'· · Crph1, \\•indoM:. floors etc. TOP V\V mech. \\'Orks rla.ys. 1 SLEEPING rm .. no oook'g, lor day \\Urk 'i: older man. By nio. only $3:1. 1:-,.;3 Bch. -l'.11-917\. rr. Good road~. 1795 lull FOUND \ill' blue parakeet, SERVICE DIRECTORY ROO~f Addition!. t & 2 ztory l.AflGE olfice. 6 roon1 suUc. price. Easy terms. frl!E" pie. CIRCLE young fl'.-Iesa Verde a1-e<11 I 8 .-b-1-1. ·6550 I & i:ar. call Gen. Contractor Res. & Comm'I. 646-1401'. \Vill fl"< klur V\V at nlte. anf l" Ora.ngt>, Ci\1. . S3!}j mo.. air. c~i'J)Cts. lures, niaps. \\'rite Elmt>r ~8->9-15;). a Y1 t ing for lo\\·est p1ice 6"2-2983. panr!rd, Beach nh·d. l'X-Bull r r. Box ·186. Kingman, NO matter \\'hat it is, you RELTARLE moth!'r \viii e11re GEN"L 1"f'mod~ing .l malnt. :\1el!a Cleaning Seivicc mceH. problem. &.'lk 1or: Carpe:IJ!, \\'lndows. !loon:. etc. J .B .. 548-~ytime. .__ -Res & Commc'I. M8:41Jl PT Time eves + wkncl!, any: LARGE Roorn w I private bath preler student Sj011no. E·side, Ci\1. 5-18-3120. poSU!'('. 11'111 s ubd i \"ide. Al'i 1.. 8!H01 . THIS AD can .sell ii 1vlth .a DAILY for children l'.1on-f'ri. i\ly No job too small. 8-l2-2;)25· e \\"ANTED.LOTS PILOT WANT AD! 642-5678 homr, H.B. 962~93. Lic'd/inzured. 67~183 Ironing work. no sell ina:. Calli .. Drivers Lie 548-8745: 'I ! 6755 • SG per "·eek-up 111/kit- chen. S30 per 11·eck-up Apts. i\JOTEL. ;.4$-9i;,j * NE\VPORT . . to build Apt's. BC'ach-modern/dl"< .0Ihrcs. CASH Auctions 6430 Auctions 6430 Carpet Cle•ning 6625 A\r/oond. Hid. Pnv. ba. \V1·ite details to : Daily Pilot This can br the most lm·[jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii[ IRONING IN l\fY HOME IN C.i\f. Sl.25/hr Job W1nted, Women 7020 2100 \\' Coast 11 ry portant advert1semt>nl of ll •!DIAMOND Carpet CIC'alllng · . \I • • . I Box ~l-200.\, 2'211 \V. Balboa your life -because it may Baek to SchOOI Special * 548-6970 * • IRONING * l\ty Home, $1 Hr. ROOi\1 FOR RENT: 1~riva tc entranC'f'. Jn Cdi\f. e 67j...817l e •DELUXE air-concl office 1n ="~'~"'=·c~~··~·~---~-l change your E'COnomic pie·[ * ANTIQUE ESTATE * 300• $15. :t~ree E!!I. Con1puter Cent.er BI rl ~ · 1 E~1 ERALD Bay ocean viriv ture from "bleak" to 1 Cl'p!s. dra!'f's· ~P to 3600 sq. 101 in pl'ivat<' c.immunity. "brighL" Rerair-Inslall. 64~1317. Pick Up le Dellv. 54;>.764! C0~1PANION -Practical nurse avail. for 5~t day ~ Jive-in. Gd skills. ~Un. $4001 mo. En1ployer pays f~. Health & Family Care LARGE comfortable room 1\0/TV. N£'ar shop·~ (,'rn!er. • 6~2·li;)S * fl &1&-142a or a-t6-60!ll. Appro.-.:. 7j~tl2 for Fa le or Q11 n!'~ 11·ho· no11· ser\'icc I Au CT I 0 N STEA.t'f Jet carpet cleaning. d I B,v ClarKarc, riation _ wide ;:. ROO;\I SUITE, Comna e tradr Pv1 ply. &'1&-lili. U.l.I. vending machin~ art'. :O.lar. Slorai.:e & "parking. 2 --~ro\\•ing frorn parl-timr to1 M?rvice. Free est. 642-4055. ba . 1080 sq It. GljOOncl floor. Ranches 6150 full-tirn!' orn1·ators "'llh1 6810 JAPANESE •t.andscaping le garilenlng tervlCf'!. ca11 for t~c estin1ate. 548-7$8 or 546-0124. Agency. M7-6681. ~ ORANGE Coast College atu ncnt nef!ds part-time \\'Orli, f;vening~ e~cept Tuesday~ all day Thu~ay le Satur~ da.y . Call Bnan 642-«122. $7:J & $j:i furn room. Hn1g ~ach. Crea! for Student. 1 blk to pier. &12-8:i20 Ph. 6':1-<7'7. HORSE RANCH • Company'• '"'"d"" I SAT NITE OCT 3 1 P M Downtown Hnil Bch As littlr 11.~ $600 to $1500 • ' • ' • • Rrmodeled office 1 blk 10 10 Min. from Ne"·porl Beach. invelllmenl Jn u.r.I. pror1t LARGE. Airy rm nr Ocean~ Pool! All privil. :'llrs. Fen- ton 6il-2110, &12-9933 Older \\'orking \Von1an Kitchen Prh<ileges OC't'an. Liridborg Co. 536-2579 Ne"' P.iver.~ide F1vy at Nor. producin:i: \'ending ma. co, 1411 hilly Acres. ariprox. chint'll cari grow. _ 31J0.600-1200 SQ~ fr. 2 Br. 2 ba, den. din. rm, Time requirement I~ 6 Of'f'ICES SfiO.S00-$180. breat\fas1 bRr. old bldngs. to 8 hours per "'l?ek along Costa M~sa. 64!).2130 01vner 1l'iil carry, no points. ""Ith a servil'.'et1blc c11.r. No 6.JG.23:10 e SHARE nicely [urnished 42131 862·5820 rvr-s. 17141 personal sall!"ll calls The 71).!1669 l\lon. OR 11Titc P.O. machines do the selling rorl Bo:.; 440, Norm. Calif. 9Ji6:0 you Just gi\e good service! e \VANTED: Lady 10 f'('n! ollicc suilr. has P\'E"rything. rni "'/kitchen priv ,i;. use of C .. \l. Sl:!:i1 mo. tm>-5127 or homr. Balboa Isle: :J4s-8619. ;"::;";"~'~'·7---,-.,..,CC::-:""'::< -~ . orFICE Rental-Furn or uni. Acreage \V!'ilC', giving nam<-, t'ld · 6200 I dr£'s~. phone numbf'r and sutficirnt rrf Prences. Room & Board 5996 l1.l E. 171h St. C:'ll. S60/mo. -------Ussery Industries, Inc. 1195 Empt"' Cl!'ntral. util paid. 6-15-24all. J.10:\tE for elderly, bright & IN_:c.E'-WP-"'o=R~T"'-'o-11~;,~,~,-,.--,~, ~,c ch e e r f u l surl'Ol1ndings. drps, ocean view, from $7;). Lovely ON"an \'le"" private Call owner an 6, &75-4644. f\)Oms. For information For Acreai;?r ill Oranse Co. i!lania itealtu Call 6<12-6S60 Depl. 67150 Dalla..,, Tt>!'a! 75247, 492-4089. 5997 Motels, Tr•ller Courts __:.:.;_...:,.... ___ _ * • \VEEKLY Rates. SEA LARK MOTEL. 2301 Ne"•port Blvd, Costa l\lesa. 60l5 Mount .lin & D1se rt 6110 I l'!!\I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!' AM e STORE Bldg for sale CANDY AND SNACK 686-698 w 19th StT Bethel ARROWllE.AD Cabin for To"-ers cprnrr. ~1768 a.gt, l'f'Tlt. secluded on st:rcam, WE s~r~~' IS -----IOft b e droom, sips 6·8. L H Industrial Rental 6090 540.tT.Q. AU. ROUTES l==========l fNO SELLING INVOLVED) Commercl1I ------,-, --,-S-th R E W ted 62<60 Pla11 one ........ S97:i.on Guest Homes 5998 WAr'-o'TEO: By Coov. • · a n Plan l\\'O ........ $162.'i.OO :...;..:c,_., __ .______ 63(l..800 sq II. mm. or lndu5f l spl'lcc for ot!F.Ct TQ Buy from owntr. small ,..!'_lt11nR rhrtt ...... '32,jO.OO ELDERLY Guests, ocean view, • lovely home In Laguna Beach. 497-1686. Prl"tt-•hop. ...nd ln--...sh t'QUircrl, Excellent in. ·-e """ ~use in Cd~f to re:modt>l. r I ho formation ta Box p 2041, comr-or a ew UI'! y,·eek-·1 CM Cash. ~1141644-0310. ly work. fDa)f1 & £veninp). D11.Uy Piot, ' . BUSINESS •ncl • Re.IUlhig and coUectiftlE 59" COMMERCIAL 1·1ora1e. FINANCIAL money from coln opentrd ---.----:----1n1~1I or large atta 10 sq. ----•.. ~ ---· J d!Jpe:nst:rs In Cowta J.Tf'M Mtsc. Rent1ls Sl"ORAGE SPACE-for II. 10 3:500 Jl(I. ft. By month 8uilness and surrounding an'a. We camptt. boat.~ etc .. call ... or )'t't'lt 8.'Jt~ O.K VAN Opportunities 4300 e11abll1h rou1t1. IHandlta * 642-6.WI • " $T'ORAGE name bl'tlnd e&ndy and REAL E51ATE FOR U:~~ ~fl prime 0\VN A S E RVI CE 11nacka.) rorpcr110nal lnff'r. G.n.r.I w a r e h s e A"pace-All/p11.rt. _ BUSINESS • "''lew i.n ColJta AlcSA atta, IM'int' Ind, Mr. Bulla.rd --' _,_,__ nd ~~L Vt'ry Sma.11 lnvutme:nl Mu.ti fit'"" name, lUUJ·"s' a Income Property 6000 ;, .:..::..::.::'-----~--lrrimf'd. sell my draltrthip phOne numbt'r to liruLTI· I Rent 1\t-l 600 sq. rt. In Nation "'Ide Cooperatl~ ST AT E 4 elSTRrBlfTING, ~12-!Z Unili, .\'11r~ $1j/~C" .. "!'' 67~~.ph. Ch11.ln of-"Ru1 A.-Upholatt:f7,. IN~I \leAt Broadll[Jy, Oran~' co. klcatioM & "' Clca.ne.rs. Operate full or Ana.helm, t.Jit, ~ •Tl4 J Palm Spnnp. Sell or r-x. 1 jll{;:\\I blt11 .• ts. t~ DJO fl p/tlme. Lri;:. hrly. proftt. ~- ~. p y ramid £x. .~r Baker & Fairview. 1 yr Oppor. f01' srowln1 lifetime ·S."-......,~----WME-MJNES=~~. ==1 chil\JOH «T5-8S)O. lute. Sullivan. Sl&-J116 , _1nro_m_•_._S3&M2!l ___ &tt_~ __ , -------- I' WESTERN LIQUIDATORS has been com· missioned to sell the estate of EVA TAY· LOR . aeceased, at public auction ; Includ- ing 30 pieces of cut glasr. some signed Maple City signed cut glas.s lamp art glass -Stuben Tiffinav. l.oitz, Durand. fine col- lection of 19th Century art glass. Gegina Mu sic Box . -77 metal disc records also 2 cylinder music boxes. Heintzman Player Piano -10 music rolls. 2 hand carved Vic· torian sofas. 2 exquisite French hand carv- ed bedroom sets - china cabinet. large crystal chandelier. hand carved Chinese furnitu re and over 100 other items in es· late. All above in mint condition. One Complete Antique Store: Including roll top desk -15 hall Jrees -14 -lectetuy marble top furniture. iron stoves. 25 rockers. 3 ora-ans. 2 seater buggy, rilckll- odeon, sPool chest telephon.es, round oak tables. side boards. 10 sets of pressed back chairs. - Over 500 antlquas, items MUST be . Sold S•turdey night . , , • , All modern furnltur• Including Sp•nlth, e1rly Amerlc1n Contemporary to be Mid FINAL SALE SUNDAY, 1 P.M. OCT. 4 Moved for convenience to Don)s _Aoction ' hie ' ........ -,,..... (11,.1 ft7-J616 1Nlf'IC1'10N THUISDAY fllDAT ~TUl~f _ 12 NOON4 f'.M. Carpet L•ylng & Re.,.ir 6626 CARPET LAYING C.A . Page_ 642-2010 EXPERT CARPET INSTALLATION & REPAIR. 646-4191. --·· --.. ~- Electric•I -----~---.. ·-· ... _._ ·- ELECTRICIAi"'i. Small jobs, maln!enanec &. r c pa i r • . .....,.,. G•rdeninv 66IO NEW LAWNS, ·~~edlng, rot o -tlllnrig, ' renovatlnz. clean-up. 891-2417 or .....,,,,, ---c--·· --Limousine Service 6115 ----·"-··· --Airports, H&rbon Anywhere. Rates, 40c a ·mlle:. tltin. 20 mi's. 24 hr resv. 830-2401. DA YWORK -Ocanin.g • lrorll Ing. By day or hr. oW'\ trans. Exp, 541-4912. + XLN'T housekeci>er w/1 de:2 pend. child. AvaU for Jivr Iii wOt'k. Call Home:maker1', 5•17-Wlt. Men. Wom. 7100 ALERT, neat, de:p!ndabl" woman to clea.n apa.rtmentsl &U-122-1. ' *3,ANDSCAPING * Point!... AP'f. """' I< Aul. M...,. New Lawns, la.wn re:movlll, Jiaperhtntlnt 6150 St'nd complete l"CllUIM 10 renovating. All phases land-DaUy Pilot, Box M 1023. aape Install le dHiens. HOUSES. docks, boat!. 2211 W. Balboa. Blvd, N.B. Llc'd contr.12yrs Joe. e-"P· fla1p ole1. 1nyt in1 ATT'F.NOANT. 2 full timlt 538-1225. everything reai on11.bl y nien, f!Xpe:r. Apply LaguN. JAPANESE Gardener, paintf(l. For b-ee e!tlmata Chevron. 604 So. Coa.1t Hwy, monthly rate, Cen. cleanup. 646-;9152. Laguna Beach. 494-114D, ~-=ble., Tttt e1t. FAU. 30 day special! Inter. Automobile S•lesm•n _....,. • Exter ~ting. Free eit. U~ can full 01' pt. time. NEW t.aWllJ, re.teed. Compl Local rt1'1,-Uc•d -& Im. ~-• lawn care. Oe:an up by job Ca.ti Chuck. 64~. ...'"4 ~N or mo. 1'l'ff eat. For Wo { INT. or -EXTERIOR 2100 H&rbOr Jllvd.. 645-048& 897-2417 or 'M6-0932: -P'.AIN'l1NC, Lac. Ref. lM· BABYSI'l'TER _ All dlY , MED Set'v!Ce_. F'ree AL S L&ndtcaplns-Tr e • estimate&. &fs..onO child can. M)' homt or removal: Yard ttmodcllna. u .. ~1n. l\tesa Verdt, Truh h&ulinc Jot cleanup. PAJNTlNG :-Ext.•lnt. 1:8 1"· 3*-4700. Rep.Ir spmklen:. sn-.ue&. exprr._ lnii. L!c. Free e11t. cB:.:AB::_:Y::Sl:;I~"I~E~R-. ~u-,,~1n~ .. -,-ou-, GDI. Clean"ltp-Tree le Act'OUlll, Ctlllnp. 968-9l26, 5 d~., a wk. 2 ~ &orlnlclu Serv. Rot o t 11 1 • PAU..'TL'IG, neat &: rtllable. chfldl'tn. St21. 968-3M1i, 1 New lawm. Spraylfli. R.eu. C.U Johll for ht est. e 8 E A UT IC I A N wJ -6f6...5&.&I_..;. -648-CBTl or UT~l2S >llente!r-,.in Newport•Bea¢h Lawn C... IU a mo. Mow * PAPERHA"G~R * aroa. N'ew ""•·Odo. co.I> A_ed:p. Free at on. fl<wre:r" ~ AUtbmil)' .milakm ot n!Dl .-ct• ~ A cleanu,. 141~. Prfor 11'4~ M-2449 813-flM crt 11)...1330, • • I ,- S.uurc1.1y, Ocl.Obfr J, 1~70 Juao I. J~ & IM,LOYMINT JOU & IMl'LOY~llNT JOBS & ~LOYMINT Ml •CHANDISI l'Oll MlltCHANDISI l'Oll ~·~~~~~-nN~~~~~~-n~~~~ ~~~ r;;;;;; * DRIVERS * Jonltwlol PBX .._.,. ~ .,.,_ IEllVJCE ML"""'•"'· •• 0.r•r Sele ~ Musl .. t I pott,. ...,... Mol_o_ por. -od. l'tlll time. tt'!C!anc Exp'd pft!'4. 0-GARAGE ~ • 11C.t. W/W lnlfl'll-1125 MOl'EL &ippllta • equip. iWJIOA Boy Oub oc1 '"""' a.;~LV PllOI " W...71N Ml llCHANDISI FOii MlllCHANDISI 1'0 11 SALi .foND Tit.ADI SALi AND Tit.ADE MlocoR•-• .. Ml.C.ta.--- m fl No Experience ~,,_ .. -"""" -l CM-.. Hunt. Bch. .... -20. !llOI E . Oout llwy ol TV SID: 1 u:m choln $5 .. , HAld!tlOND °'""" ....... mont ..... Sho<!t> n ... "'""ii> '"" !oncer \-) ~ · : i"-C.Xec HeeosMryl 10,30 PM. All_...,~ .. '= r. c1o lnilllltrial_• GoWw,.od, °"""" dol'111ar. -.o. ..,.~;.rood ""''4; ,._ -.,, <dint!. SlOO pillow .ii.,..., eo. ......,,. · !100·+ "'°"'· ""'· "'""'" etits. Appl.y In pa.on to tdUeatbiU f 11 m 1. No 6TS-eUS. Kitch/Mt 110;1Qnc O\~Q!Ma udw~blu-book. fT5-flO'l or .$2..u. RllJ-a..-w13 bed• $10 I • 21-line <:ifl:antte m11chine 1--1 ?ttust baVl!I deu Call1Dmla Gtne t..ney, DalJ.y PUoc DJ previom expu. L A. G. Inc. ·SERVICE Station ltttnd. bed I:» • S25 Twn bid SlO: .. m C.1.&n. CdM. $15.. Rdril' A stow combo for sak. · 'J€1U:'J d~~L'Lo;"c;~~O. \V. Bay, c 05ta Meu b&rort e350t. !'.Jq)i!r. ~r man lot b-1 chilt ol drawen SS. GE n.un; w/lMthu c ••• $10 •·· dlahet; Ii ail~ $250 ~ .uoW.OiutHw,.,N.8. 186E 1£thSi. 12noon. PHOTOGENJC GJ.d to do ~~~l91b =.::.: . .,tic.t.t Liiit mw, ltQul:1ful a.: ~~":yio;:&it= ::;::,F~oCd~Ul>--w~httl~-c~ha-lr-"'::I By QPOlot_ &16-3939 Calta Mea LOT MAN brochure y,'\.lrk fer S.. L R. . '"'·--· -_... Artie)' Dtlmre S125. lt6-olUS reuoNlbit! Sale starts S.t Like new! $:J0 !!!!!'!'!!!!!"!!!"~ .. ~!\9 I SeM« to Repraentation SEWING madtl.n& a.per ,,._ .,... _.,, ~ $10. e 1133--1591 • ,I DENTAL ~ptionitt ?.tuat ...., _,.,, ~1 dultrlal opft"lton fUIJ time Much Mmwt 'hlcti:il Ob. CONN D1rectcr Trombone A 10/3 10 am-' pm, 10/t. ~~~pa~:~'i have aental ~pdonl.1 0 • '~"4 ~ PLm.IBI~G ._ heattna .y,1.y, 825 w. lJtb St., cJi ms Can)'llll ,Dr.,· Apt C. =:.en~~ Jyn Old.,iUS. ::iect~O/~ No...i~ka6:, CERAMIC moldl, UIM.. Pri- u.ndl\liche1 6: ..wh. Agt 30 pt_r, »45. S45-l395 aft 6. 2100 Harbor BJvd. &15-<MIS aervietmen. Good pot.erttiaJ. Stl"'I'Eft....Nanny type. Mother CM. r • Di E vate party. lc:;;;,p. or ewtt. Bal Beach DENTAL ASS'T FulJ lime MASSEUSE ·Won1an, •ICP'd, lot• of houn. Call 60-1~ warkl nites, 2 &iris 6&10 t:SI'ATE sale. Gov. Win-FRANK Holton alto 9llX $50 ::i~Bl~ts, Balbo~ ===~"'=====~I Broufft', SU E. &lboll ct..tr side, i;c:hoollnc ct ex-AllO tralntt. 11 M'l·'l'879 Mr. Schweer. H.B. 535-IOOf ID am-6 pm. • lhrop Stt. Drt'IM:r, cbestl, Rei1e Dumont clarlntt $40. (s•--tn fttll' In &il""'). SCULPTURE lNSTR\JCrION Blvd Bal.hoe per S3(l.329(I kdlet w.inut de9k. b:m;rt, 10032 KWrul, H.B. 962--4618. ---•.1 life modellnr ~. Gklrla. t·~'='=' =,..,·....,.=~--I · ' MANICURIST.. Full or P.JtE.S.SMAN • ~ . ..srtJDENTs-sell ''Trick-or band painted.china. cmtaJ. SHUR.ER~ Bnnd ne WHY SPEND $$$ ~ey, 6t4-m'4, 548-3030. --BOYS-& GIRLS o~-d:=·~ p/tlzne. H;;r ~!!·t. on_.1%:G w~ ltek. ,manaae tn-Tftt.t" candy. Make zood antique tab"', d~~. 4 •till-On auran~. Co8l s1;;: Nllbl.r,,,,,-CANDL&.Afakilll "Decon;t. !:am SSS takina: orden tar • I ~ •tanl pnnt llhop, Good money, win prize• A help chain, old •ilwr, ~ 91g for $45. 6t6-427T alt 5 RENT What you netd, from Chriatmu treee rrom yoUr ** 842-ms * * MORE Comfort cu1tom. tit-btnttlta. ~ IWdJ IChooL 6t2.Q903. 1-6. hood, office tt q o 11 men t, UNIVERSAL Accotdk>n m hosf.tal bed& to plumber' a inc Leaisont. Limited enroll· f.ritndl 6 re la tins. Call MR. DONUT ladle1 wanted·25 to ted bra for tit~ or job, PUNCH Press 0 Per a 1 0 r. WArl'RE"='ct • Nord ~r. Irillh Untn too • and Mturn it when ="',,•,,.•_1.-::537,,.--·.,861_6..,·_=;-.,,..-I OUUSTMAS TREE, SU-951.1 45. atr:•rnoon4 ni&'ht ahltt. ca.II ?!In. Con~. 968-Ql9. Muat be able to maie ~ wark ~~ nu:i:~at ~ tabl.edothe. J'ri-Sat. until ~~ii~ mab aper. youtiNJ~Du~ ALL DIN, lbl. .\ 4 upbol.· din. 'Irr more information, MR. DONUT, 135 E. 17th * MOTHER· Over 30 Wtl:I aet-upa. Exptt. in ahiel owr 2l. Apply, &&ch Houle 90kl. lNo SUnday)' 1211 • • no W, Uth St., Costa Mesa chrl, round. Fold out tenl •.--,c=·..,A'""R=R"l~E='R~-· I s1., C.M, lov•• chkl~. N~ ~ m1:ta1 work • or marine trm. 619 Seepy &llow Lft., Donet Lane, CM. Plano1 & 0 ~-;;;;Iii * 66-0760 • trailer, $150. 54D-OW. FU1.L or PART TIME aid• In lara:e Pediatric hrdwe. AJao. Spinnakitr pole Lquna Bch. t97-1118. 3 Family Garqe Sale. 3 A:: "=;.:;..cc~ DIAMOND RING, inliured &. 80 YS Earn up to $5. per hr G r o u p . Fu 11 /Ti me , usembl.er, exper. 170 w. Spanieh Comtr f?'Ollp, 4 !!pd SALE TA CO 22 appraised al $2500, sa.critic:e FULLER BRUSH ~7'5 ~~!8!,~,". ts. Mra. WUftn. l7th si., c .M. App I y School .. lnstrvcffon 7600 ~lillvy'' P .... U.1.tra.!2!• l6'c hinb• vrd PIANOS e ORGANS Mini-bike in pertttt condition. $1500. 494-5498. WANTED ~ s·-.n•1 -I owner and rl.a~. New 8" CRAFTSMAN tabJe &a'"' GAL FRIDAY ·~" · Truck. '69 ~·-·kl .. ~ -· Famous branda at tftmen-.. -AIRLINE ~u -..... w at, pertect tire!, nevtt w/equip. 114!:t 15" truck S. --1----tfor thre -$500 ~ nl-rt ... R.E. Sales up duplex -four _!!.~hi-fi, ~-~ car-dous ':8rinp! All -?th our ~ and oil cbanied hole wheels. 962~13. DAILY PILOT ~·o 1irl olc .• construction. "1£1 . p!ex u.i!VDl.ft -9 new Qdil -SCHOOt s-ria~. limps. <'1otbeS& ---exdusivrCnut-Mu11e·War-r-egularl,y. 3 hP Brtus &-- - Xln't oppor. Top benefit1. nlf'SGllll avail now -lend reaume. PACl,IC kn ick Jcnack1 . 943 ranty. StraUvi engine, $9.'l. cau M isc. Wanted 8610 Dana Point, San Juan Call MiM Be~ Abigail Ab-r-Sm: M 1116S Oaily Pilot, 2211 Day I: NIJ'.h.t Cl...,e's Ewrsrttn, (off Monrovia) ORGANS from S2SO 644-05'T7. -·- Capiatrano and bQt Penortnel A&eney, 2'JO lfllftCY W. Balboa Blvd. Newport ~ C.?.f. Sat I. SUn. PIANOS from Q2S _::::.:;;::,~~==--LGE, clean Abalone pearls, Cap= Beach. \\'.\Varner, Suite ru, Santa Beach. • 810 E. 17th St., Sani:a. AM * ESTATE SALE * , GRANDS from $69S STOP &. SWAP The Golden Waw1. 16 Contll Ir. ~llY 1t Ana, Profe11fonel S.rvlc. RUBBISH Truck driver, •xp. Roull!!fuJ of nne Contempor. Bank l2l'Dl$, Trade·lns 548-6101 Princess SL, Sauu.lito, Ca. DAILY -PILOT for the empl-v•r on front end loader or AIR line pilot otferln& alt--ary A: Oriental J'unUture. Ope11Sundays12-5 1'.113 N•wport Blvd, C.M. , 94965 Phone lli/332-1019 san Clemente office e GALLEY COOK and the appllcant ih~k 837-0UT, craft nntal I. penonaHied lncludint: Rup, Applianeeoa, Dally tU 8 -Fri ttl 9 <next to Tony's Bldg Mat.) LARGE FAMILY would like 303 N. El Camino Rtal Put time * 842-8.329 133 Covar Dr., N.I. Oith~ in1truction. Jteuon-Culsl"' Stern .... Etc -r...1 COAST MUSIC Uiied turn; Stoves; Rebi&''s; to buy a refrigerator. Sales ' ... · ~ r... NEWPORT L. HA!IBOR le. Misc '9"4QJ GENERAL OFFICE 642·3170 able ratea. 49t-200. Sun Only! 1G.5 pm, 1401 s. . * * Gt5-0201 * * _._ YOUNG MAN'S ME""H•NDl$I •Qll Ola Vista, sc. 12 blkt w... Costa ltfesa * 642-2851 "Ir -.-.•t don't have what you W''l" taJ ~ nd --~lf"""TflcK trr T'rt"at'"' ·Good-~!sr.Youn,...-CO:-CalJ *--·~~~~-"'I DREAM .. t>!'fl "!! ~ want;-we'll ~t it-f:or-youll-.._ '· Ca.I1lt n_ • ._._ co · eincb'. Make &ood money, Loraine, 645-2770, weatellti' MEN encl WOMEN If you are ~r %1, like talk-SALi AND TIA.DE -cr'"El-Ci"""n\iiii"Rialotf runpf II WOW l"I Ptr rold or ll"tn. MS-8226 . c·· 'GE Sal 1~--~ " We'tt Havinor a * AUCTION * bet to aft 4 v.in prize1 & help neeey Personnel A r.e n c Y, 2043 inr to a:irfs, wtt;y not pt pOi p .....-. e-......... ·~ · ' · vchool. 64J..0803, 9-5. \.\'e11cl1U Drive, N.B. PART TIME ror 111 A u.11:1 'Pf'Oll'al'll, umltvre IOOO toddlers dotl>e1. 2Se tO; 7'Se. \VHALE OF A SALE Fine Furniture YOUNG couple furnilhina d ol'-I ;_ ... _ ..i"". ,.,._ 2 l'Oll..,.1VIY beds ~ A S1. on PIANOS I. ORGANS &; Applian~s first home, need l.eakwood * CASl-0.ER/ GI~ll "Trick or Tre11" FULL TIMI e .. ,. w ... ....,. ...... ..,.... Ba'-· turn. " tt.o::, radio ..::. Two mllilual organs from $299 ~UNTER GIRL nd M·'· ~ mon •·--· + ..., -"3 _...,..., ..., Auetl.ons Frida,y:, 1:30 p.m. bulfet. 540-2279 aft 5 PM . ...._, * ca y. ....e •"""' money, .... _.. _. ....... SAVI!: $$$$ Other junk 1. atuff. Sun Pianos from $179 7 to 3:30, Mon tbru Fri. C&ll win priu• & help "-REXAIR INC. dwtnr lrainlnr. Good .. ,,., WAREHOUSE SALE only, 33.' Poppy Ave., CdM. WA!tD'S BALDWIN STUDIO Windy's Auction Barn ?ilu. Penninaton. 83J..-0600 .chool. 642..(IJ(O, 9 to 5. ANAHEIM DIV. fits. Call 1-4 pm ONLY, m.%181. 1&19 Newport, c.M:. 64l-M8f 2U75% Newport, CM 646-8686 Ext 2031. betwn. ~ PM. HELP Wanted pan or 'fUU 534-3081. Drastically :reduced priee,11 STUDIO couch, droplea.t tbl OPEN SUNDAY Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'I. *CAR WASH HELP time doing pl•uant telt· Now Hitinc SALESLADY, Exper., onfl.ntturniture 6aeeel90r-A: chn., p-.,.ir mowtt, sm. AFTERNOONS MAKE OFFER Mtdica1 studart with f.am ily needs r elrig:erator . Reasonable. 6i6-33.33. FREE TO YOU !?if.any openlnp. Full &: PIT. phone work. No exper. nee-l.'vening work 6:30 ta tG PM lwomen'a wear), seamstrtss ies from 3 MODEL HOMES. appliance1, tbls, lamps, bl·fi SCHOOL TlltfE SPECl.\LS Carpetlna: trom apartment. :2 :: Loc."0 .C Metro, 29:;o Har. ••· We train. Make $2 per NEW BRANCH le aina:Je nHd!I: power ma. Alto, uaed office furniture. comole, baby bu 11 y, Hammond ortan w/Leslie bathro0m 11inks. Opera class---------- bor Bl, OJ. tu'. + bonl181!!a. Call or come EXPANDING TO chine operatOn_ AppJy in ew!')'lhina-hu to p l! baaslnet. baby ('Io t be 1. $995, Kimball Baby Grand, ical albums, oth•r miscel-PRECIOUS KitU!ns to love - COASTAL AGENCY in lmmed. 548-5501, 1869 ORANGE COUNTY pl!nOO, to Charles Stelan Much misc. 415 Pirate Rd, ti.aut finish, thia v.'ee:k on!y 1aneow1. Call after 6:30, 2 girls, Kinky Tail & Aclvcn· A m•mber ol Newport Blvd., Suite F, CM. lne., 1621 Alabam1 St., Rear ot Starbird Contit Co N.B. 642;-5521. $895. 551-1401. rurous: l boys, T i mid, Snelling&: Snellina Inc. HOMEWORKERS WANTED TOP STARTING PAV Hunt. Bc:h. U75 Loean Ave, Suite E GLORIFlED Garqc Sale? GOULDS. MUIS91llC CO. S.autlful l Like New! ~~~Se. r l.: Touc~Oy/2. Tht World's Lergott CEnv•'--Ad•-···-). W•. need 22 men and women S•LESa..aau Colt.a Meaa 5'6-3140 1912 Seadrift Dr, 1rvint Ter--.. ince . SA IVY'<' ~ ~ """'" 0 blk of H-..i.....~ ...,.5 No Main Tourmaline mink stole: -% BEAUT. AuSl>ie-cbep malo Profe11lonel Ruah stamped, self -a d-with all typea of "'.ork back-N" and used Fiatl, VW'1 ne eut ... ...,.. race, Cd.'\f. 1 day aa!y Oct. · ' · • length Autumn Haze mink 10 mo. Well trained outdoor .!,.mHploEtBnltCS.M~~ ~~~~~~Ne~voeioLpDe. =.•:::r:mi: andother lmports. ltd ':;:iJ~'~~f=r ~te~fi~te~UPRI;HT547~~ntb' coe.t: Persian lamb jacket or stable dor. Loves kid1. '';,u ar.,.,~ · .....,..,.,.,.. (lUfO aport · Crittentm Home. rebuilt w/nnr ivorle1. w/mlnk collar. SACRlFICE! Prd iOmeone with lots of Harbor Blv,d. at Adami TRADERS, P.O. Box ia furniahed. lf )'OU quallty, • • Aft 6 or Sun. 644-5939. room. Evea M&.3032. 10/6 -·IEru.nu•'"!';:;,;;,e;;;no;.,;;,:1iU.,iI11:Coo-;;:jp1ii~ ~:;~n, Redondo lleaCh, ::,,,~~=:e~:y S37·n; Ca1l Coll@d =-~~rm:. a 1.!:; T'~~TI!iiuff~ Eves, 962-_ 7 _ 676 GARAGE SALE LARGE Shepherd ! terrl""r •• ~0m;, •"°•po"'nd""ablne~t'.'.'. ::.•.•,t J{SKPRS~Emplyr PlY" fee. YOR INTERVIEW CALL S!_i:;:~N ._winned._ -Sell linent , blanket. •pread, NB. Plano,. wuM:/~r •. Taltvlsfon , l205 furnitu~, ~kl~~ngP,lantiques.~ nlaJ~ 81009 o18 hu ahOU. I •· 1" George .Allen Byland Apn. SATURDAY ANO MONDAY ·"""'nuuu ,,. ....., com-nearly new., .. eo.t. Alto: crefri&., anttquet, chain, CU 611 .. ,as · -male fraY &: whlte striped Sll-$25 • day. Call l}I' come ey l~B E. teth, S.A. 774-7252 mere I a I establ..lltment,i. Lite 00 desk. walnut end -tbli, TV, misc. 646-4186. RTlS l'ilathe~ mu 1 I c Newport He.ights kitten. 545-5175 10/3 in immed. 543-S501.1369New. MT-039S • * Call Mr. Cbriltmu ~. cot1ff tbl, 4 w.lvet ~ HUGE center TV, multipl•x 1lereo Sat. 104 port Blvd, Sulte F', C.M. ~'.:;:;'.,~~~---! '--,.-,,===-=-==--546-9511. '·--• .. _ ~ v · French Prov. Sac. $100. 1--~~~-~=--- ~ ins, attractive, ellf!r- i:"t!tic lirl tor valet parkina hostess. 642-12'24 H SEK EE PER : r.lalun! • MECMANIC ---------CBl'.KH ... c ..... ma • ....., JC• GARAGE SALE 10032 Kukui. H.B. 962-4618. INVALID chair. pd SlOO. us- \votna.n.. Live-.in, JitoWle-UTY SALEs.Needed: S men 1;_5 tonan dre:8'Cr, I am D •, fill Kinp Pl., ed. g mos. ~lake QJ'fer, home 9l'ttin,g:---C.OOk"Child -MEA VY D women to d e rn ona t r• le MORE! 847-6066. Nf'wport Heiahts 1:·:. Portable Bl:! TV J S20 Brown rreezer top _tetr!g. 54 2786 SI.JM-GYM It. .rrT BATH. 10...f Saturda ,..,.,_FM rad)o s~u. Mr. BM-$90. 274~ San Carlo~ Lane, i~"~"="=,..=~·~--· -~I Mary Loo Good, 961-2'1' ROUND black dining table Y row 642-2611aft6 CM 50-23G7. e attF. Prime • rib or llOUSEKEEPER nttded tor $701 to SA."'2 ~~. with 2 extra Is~ extends GAR.AGE SALE: l.g• bar 63 .. COMBO set Color TV 1 ..::::.=..:::"'-~-~~- che1'1 heliitt. ExJWr. T~'._ c:bildft(', ;'. v . Per Monl.h toaval.•matchlna;Captaina w_~dt ha:';, ~1 lormica sterf'O, A.\f·FM. $filXI., 3 mo'. GAS Fireplace logs $25; 2 2 Matching chairs need rt:· C.'OWril'lg. } play pen with pad. Stroller w/hilch hikrr on the. back. 548-6046 10/S YOUNG lhorobffi:I Germ. shepherd, remalt'; x I n t \\"/children. To rood homt'. 54.>2826. 10/~ + ~ * caU 968-6752. SALES w/iood telephone t!hain trimmed tn rold $7~ dine~: Girl 5 bike: l\luch old. Call S. C. 492_13118 dreasers w/mirrors $13 ea. COCO'S . REUBEN'S 1 am lookin&: ftlir Mmleone Ci~ or N•wport Beach voice. Full or part time. No oomplete. See a t ranee mmc:. 4441 Sa.ndb1J1'1, Irvin · · Rea'lne floor polisntt $25. t ·Ge~nn-an-s~,,.-ph-,-..,,-.. -,,.-.-,' -COMPLEX -"''ho is goirc m aehooll.nd k: . , ~. nec..-=-A-ieom.m.... -~~turd~ lD-4. 611 Univ Park. 833-3168. · Hi.Fi &-Stereo l2JO Wuher & d11·•r, near .ne.w, wks. No shots, no papen. willingtoworic:@Wninpand Nit• I. wV:nd lhiftt: Req 1 2 _..now . Kinp ace, Newporf CARPENTER. tools-hand &1--------....C. cSl:c50=·,;.6'_>-_1_51_9_. ____ Need aood home1 645.2526 9>-eekendi doing janil'orial yn recent automonw exper * SALIS * !Wshb. power. Bicycles" houst+.old AKAI ~f-9 • record•r. e USED Drum Lathe 330 C~1 1013 "°': MacArthur Blvd. NewJMll'l Buch WTEJtVJEWJNG MON·F'R.I -3TC'SPM e A.M. BUSBOY e NO EXPERIENCE NE\:ES- SARY. FULL TIME, PART TIME, DA·;s OR NIGHT$,_ work $1.50 hr. to start. Must I. c:lasa A •l'ftOJ licente. Ap. For Rttorded lnfmmation 19" 'IV • on prtbl/lrtandard itema. Saturda'y &: SUnday, Garrard synch.ro-lab 9.l V an No rm 11 n, S 3 5 O. tiave own transportation. ply Penonntl City Hall, 3300 Dial 54&o0310 i&5: Walnut desk w/& draw-Ocl. l. 4. 6'2.-7428-2000 hlrntable. Ken-.-.'OOd Model Sota-Bed, Revel"!' Ste~ Sat-M~ 833-1581 aft 5 p.m. Newport Blvd., New Po r I * s• LAD GIRL * en; $30; Hoonr mini wuh-Fedttal, CM. TK-140 amplifier. 2 each Tape Recorder No. T-2:200 • ' -. D-ach, Calif. 92660. fllC) ~ -2 yl'S -~ ~-.. u ~ Akal = -· ....... -Ilk• ·= lz. ri.usc. M6-416J . cc l\iuat have aood preparation .,, · · ... ..,.,, ••"" ,..,.. GREEN Vinyl recliner chair .., " '" 1-'-::.:::..::::::::.:=.=::....-- 673-6633. . M .... _. ""'-' $90; Al! Xlnt Cond. Gm/sofa, • ...,, Many ~hid it•-·· new S500 total. 6TS-869.l, N.B. Tennis Oub charter e:irpent:nce. ~n. uu ,. •••· _.. 1. $25. 0th .,.,,.. ,,__ ""' 875-3929 MGR. Trainee, full time, 1_3:30. Call lt!n, Pennint· ne~11 11p cover, er PaUo. 509 Camati>n, CdM. · membership. $395 + _ o\ler :n. Apply l\1e 'N' Eda tonm.o600 Ext203'7,betwn. HMhld Items. 347 Nassau ,. tramf•r. ftt. 642-2413. Pizza, 410 E. l"!lh, C.M. 2-5 P~t. Rd. (Collefe Prk) 548-4001. G11t.R.AGE Sale, funtiture, Camtre1 & MS--0548. lnlPB. camera, toys, rah-Equipment •- " . - ORGANIST. St. Joh n '• SEAMSTRISS!S ruRNITUREd•-•·· ...... '!,=I ~ bit11, &. ri.tisc:. I Dl 111-,;;.,o==='---=-= ZENITII 21" Space com- COOK Companion Wanted to DivineEpi!copalChurch. -.-_... --~-·-.. .,....., ~ ~ Kamuel.a.H.B. Fa.irchild8mmandmovie mand console TV. h •--· l•'ttl• .. _, ~·· .~,.,., ... _ ..... "'ar m ....... a ......... ,.,, eo, .,. __ .,. ____ ,,_.,__ "'-out/ca· b. Xlnl cond .• ..,,. a are cua.i 1111na: , ...... 1e • •.,.._ .. wan.ta exp'r ~·on Span~~ ...... ,,i~iiu;:-LIDO Gttrage Sale Venese camera, proj. &. rnlsc equip. .,.. _., 2 SPAYED fem cats need• home -I Persian, hiendly, 1 Tabby, aood rnouM't'. 494-3186. 1016 UNUSUALLY ti.autiful ·PtlJl- piei; pt German Shepherd k pt Labrador. l wht, l Jawn, 1 blk. 846-2900 10/3 SlLVER Bl~ Persian in ancestry. 1 male. l lem6le. House cats, trained, weaned &. healthy, 546-3634_ l015 ~~e:,~ady& s~. iial~:i rm ~NE ocn~rw.. ... ., PAINTER -FUil time to .inete needle, owrlock 1.· R D l'URNITURE annolre $550. Tittany pool ST~ val, fl'O. Eves 557-9271 .64<-343=='-"'-~-~~~ "'"I .-C.l\,J\..Jl"INCL paint trucks. Apply in blind hemmer. Apply in pn'o-tbl light, lots of old roodies. ldustrlal parking: sale. \Vork drive. 549-424l. SERYl(ESa-:Ar~"'-V'"V penon 1343 Lor•n, CM. aon, 2800 s . Main. Suite I, 1144 Newport II., C.M. 211 Via Eboli, NB. Sporting GoMs 1500 tables storaae cabinets etc. ~ 8lit~~.s ':!.a~~! Day Shilt -Female. ntl,,JLJ'f'....I Boat TransiL Santa Ana, Ca. every nlte 'ttl 9 GARAGE Sale: Ref rig.. -645-0991 . 1618 Ohms \Vay. 10/3 Aae113-28. No exp ntt;. mUAt (Formerly Abilitlea Unlim.) J.O~i.iiiiiiiiii;oo;;;;;;;;•• -=:::;,::=:-;;;-=,,---Wed .• Sat. •Sun. 'tll I rot&ry mower, st roll•r, 1· 6" CAR LANE LL Cl\T. t----------1 .have eood eyesight I-fingtt ~ ...._,.Po1itlon1 /Cleric•I SECRETARY 8' acda, never used, C{llilted couch, c:hr . .-tc. 348 E. 16th, surfboard, nice rldina: S50 or SACRIFICING Fabulou§ art NEED home:o1 for be:autlrul dexttr:ity. Apply in peraon. TRISH HOPKI ~ • General Office * cat~. dilferent colors. app. 3 ---• 0, ......... ~ • Man"·~p•·. floral. ScotchfUarded, SJ.25, C.!o.I. ~t otter. 310 W. Avocado. eoUections. 1\1ust tee to ap. 4n, :~-.7 ft J s.A.E. Adva1,,__, P acka&in& 488 E. 17th jat lrvinel C .. * PBX/Recapt ... $450 "' ........ LYCEUM.._,~ Matchin& klveaeat $75. , CLEARING out hsf!o: gas Apt 9, CM pttciate! Call 64:2-15.)9 tor 1 ~m~"~· ~~~~~-·~~'-·"'-·- ll57 E. Ed~•r Ave. '42-1470 Ability to operat2 lll8 A, semi PRODUCTIONS, Inc. 530-3337 stove, refrls, rattan, beds. SURFBOARD 7' Hansen., _a,,p:!po::i:::n;:tm:::•:::":::L ___ ~-1 HEALTI1Y intelllg~t pip-1--.,,'San~ta~Ana~:,· :;CaJ~il~. ,.:...-I W!!!!!!!!!!"'""""""'"""""'"""I auto. cord board or equiv. P.O. Ball: 1235 CONTEJ\fP. &Old mtaa ,1: Sat-Sun. -YO Seville, NB. $150 nr.w, never u 1ed, * Would you l't!fuse free pies. \VeimaRner motM-r. DRAmMAN J. W. ROBINSON'S •~ 67>-0T'3 bl c-ki ~n.• H Heid' '57-"'9. 1016 * Sec'y, .......... ...-Lquna Beach, Ca. 926&1 table, &inn tum: antique l't!mova • Sn.ca, •• na: $95. •• . ave a t toy par. -NEWPORT BEACH-Ahl• to accept tta?IC)naiblllty/ or Call tM-625.1 white hich-boY, map1-twin Sat-Sun, 266 Bttntv..'OOd, CM l18--0461. ty. .1 air1 ore./Gd skllla/aptitude $450 SECRETARY bed trame1. 645-12!9 ott s.nta Ana. See Dime-a· KNEE Madtlne 4.11" w/ ___ •_Cal"-t-'""-'-"-'13_• __ BEAUTIFUL A UI tr al i ." Shepherd Col.lie 5 mo11 old, hsbrk, female, 544-4169 1013 1736 tn ""' Per Monlh Hai an •nine for -EXPERIENCED-tor figures. Fee Paid. Ca 11 LotaiJle, * 9' Couch, aood cond; line Ad. fiberglan tin. Exee:llent GIRL'S Whlte Bdrm/Set; 26 * Sec'y •• , ........ $450 66-2710, Weitcliff Penormel ~c:k cofftt table; net condition $30. MS-~. Ga1. Show Tank, Lamps &. HA VE 1 Outty kitten lelt • plus All black year old cat. 548-0532. 1013 City of Newport Beach OUTSIDE ORAPERY SALESPERSON Type 50, accurately/ren'I etc Aaecy, zu W1:1tclifl Drive, pla,ypen. 96&-1673. Appllancff 1100 ETC. MAh.'E Reas. Ofr .l dutie1/x1n't c:o. & benefit... NB. tA1ao fff jobs) KINGSJZE Box S'pt'tnc mat-DON'T Forpt DUNLAP'S ia Miscellaneous l600 cl::l'.:•,.cY:.:ou::;:"::.· .:644--0318.:.:;=::.· -- Hiah School zn;duation. 2 yn. exper. in civil eftiineerina dra.ttins:. Set'\!i~ Center EmplQYrnent Apply in person 10·5 pm · r- trem: .I: metal frame _.... ha•""• JAKE'S Continuous Swap * SECRETARY * ' 5.......... TU<a a akiewalk u.le thia For recorded information, condition $45. MS-1656. Fri tU 9, Sat til 5. Dunlap BOAT BUILDERS 1'1eetc:=ade 117 E. HOODED barbeq~ w/motor lz. spH, need:o1 pa.in! a: new JTiU. 962.6275 1013 Apply PeMIOMf'I City Hall PP.r.;onnel Oepl. Agency, 500 Newport ""'nter #l F h' I J NB Dr., N.8 . Suite 200. By Appt. Dial !>U.-2473 UV'G/RM let SM. Din'c Appliance Q.l. 1815 Newport ATTENTIONJ 18th, $60. Chest & vanity $60. Blvd, C.M. 548-7788. Truckloadg of new l: used SO GR.I. aquarium, all glass, 2 ~fale kittens, part Siame!t!, 1 blk, I grey. 7 wks old-tree to goocl hon1e. 644-.l967 10/5 as ion 1 ·• · · 644 4981 SERVICE itation alesman ~E~qu~•'.'.l .;:Op~po'.'.rtu~m~·1y~E'.'.m~p'.::to!'.:>'~'I.,..,· ..,.,· !O!!!!!!!!l!!""'!!!l"'"' I permanent. full time, even- DlAL direct &42-56TB. Cbarp DIAL direct MZ-56111. Charle i~ shift. Mu1t be neat in your ad. then lit back and your ad, then sit back aDl aP(JMJ'UC•· Apply, 2580 :UO Ne..,,'JX)rt Bl\·rl. Nt1wport Beach, Ca "'"' fTI4"1 673.6633 ll1t•n to the phone rlD(! listen to tbl: phone rlnsl Newport Blvd., CM. Jobe Mtq, Wom. 7100 Jobi Min, Wom. 7100 J1~1 Men, Wom. 7100 J1M A\MI, Wem. 7100 RESTAURANT f1.-111lr ) FARRELL'S RESTAURANT HUNTINGTON IEACH FARRELL'S, a "G•y 90's" re1t1ur1nt f1etur· '"' FU N, FOOD & ICE CR EAM, h11 immH i- at• op•nin91 for; e FOUNTAIN MEN e WAITI RS e l'llY COOKS e SANDWICH MEN •• e IUS IOYS & OISHWASHERS We will emplOJ 1ppro:wlm1~Jy 100 l'mployt:ts.. ~n or part time achedlllta a'·a.ilt.bll!. l:xperlen« ls wot necNMl'7 linot c:andidatn 1l!lected wUI re- Cliw torma1 tr&lnln1 ln tMlr d•.-rtm.enta. Lnployment l"tervitwt ""ill bt cond.ud•d I TUIS. & WI D .. OCTOB ER 6th & 7th IETWllN 10 om & 6 pm AT: FARRELL'S 201 i I lrolkhurst Av• I Brooklotur1t l Ad1m1J Hunti"9fon l tach RESTAURANT (J'emalel FARRELL'S RESTAURANT HUNTINGTON llACH I l rookhurst l A4iamt 1 FARRELL'S, • "Gey tO's0 nsteurent feefur· U.9 RJN, FOOD l ICE CREAM, ho• ;.,.,o4;. e+• epeni"t ' for: e • Full nr put tfrnt 1chedultt av1llabll!. E*r,.erlence ts not n~ 1incl candidt.tN M!.lteted wlU ~ve formal trl.l.nlq "' thm-~•ftlL E~plo'fl"'en+ t"tarview1 wi11 h>e ·coritludt d TUE S. & WID., OCTOllll 6th & 7th llTWllN 10 om & 6 "" AT: FARRELL'S tOll I freoklotur1t Ava I l totkhur1t l Atl•l'I\• 1 Huntift9ten lea<h '":""* - 642--3077. REFRJG. Yellow, good 11.pt boa.t ata.r & equipment h11 filter. etc, Complete $100. UNIQUE Wroo.sht lron, gla&ft size $65. Kenmore WllSher amvtd 1n pu1 week. Hun-~'.:M-:..,c.1854::".c·~~--- •nd rattan dtnlna: table, four 10CKf S50 Clean kitchf!~ clrrds ste.inles:o1 slanchiom PORT ABLE TypewMter. chairs fT5. 644--0553. range 36" $:;(1. zt.1~ Con. $7.50 In $8 ea. Bow &-sll!:rn Leather carrying di.st. New WHITE " GOlD di~ /rm tl.nental, CM. pulpits $20 ta S50 ea (some 1 _n_•w-'1_45._E_vo,e._S.J_5-5';c...,·.c,43;;,· __ tit:t I pca, xlnt cond. A ReaJ t' REF'RJGERATORS· $'l5 damag:ed). Winchel . cl•als BRUNS\\'ICK pool table-1~" buy at $)15. 673-0570. LG. FRO ST-FREE; • atainleu chain plates • slate, leather pockets. SflOO. 8' FLORAL LAWSON DBL/DR·. $100 . stnll!f .l ~ pl~tes. Hun-~4. GUARANTEED Mlr?Q) dreds aluminum windows ~·1 1.,:.::,,..:;.c.,. _____ _ $45. * 846-3091 eves · · gl&u S5 to S12. t truekload IRVINE Coast Country Oub SELLJNG Horne· HteflJl of KENMORE auto wMher, prefab teak interior item•, , membenhlp for 1k!e. film Some ~ tttteo lat.e model, xlnt c:ond . Free All at irensibl• prlc..s for * 644-45.)9 * pnien equip etc. 9o...t9t4.' ~~~ry, $00. S46--86T2. 147. quk:k aaJe. SWI Storare Building: t,1inney·• Ship Chandl"Y 5xi' S.tO Offlct P'um1ture ••• REFRIGERATORS -1Arat 2537 \\f_ Coast Hwy., N.B. • • 646-1500• * telection. $35, S45 l. $55. ~2'.: Open Sun IG-3 sot Automatic: 12, tu\(y 646-71'20 Reftn'd 34.dO wood dlUs, SJLVERTONE 8 !rack open electric typev.Tittr. Used 1 •B> e Rtfm'd woed arm ~10RE auto washtr, rttl 1ttteo tape ~r STh mo. Cost S170. take. $110. retuy chain,$2!.50 e We rood cond, Flft delivery Portable :!lie~ rtco rd 1.tr.Burow,642-26llatt6 tl&Vlt the luleaf: •lection $35. 546-8672. MT-8115. playtt in lat'l[e homemade BROWNING 22 cal. lever ac.. ot Ul8d of6ct turn l1l th1a 1110 Ke~ Dlthwuhtt, CO!'l~e cabinet $35. 1/8 and I.Ion w\lh Wea~ adj. 3x to &ft!lll, portable. Vala $210. Sell 1" tube handllrc machine 6x scope. Excellent con- Me Mt.ban Oltk $173. 96&-tU&. $50, Joflnt0n 10 hp OU'lboArd dltlon. $70. 548-4987 alt 4 pm. 1JOO Newport Blvd. $Z15. Herten hlrTet Im.dire ATI'EN'TlON SKIERS &e.8450 Antiques 1110 tool, S aelll rifle dy•11, l Mammoth •kl CAbin. Avail -============d::;;:;;';;;;:--;::;::----;---...:.llhotgun dye powder C h R f nt I014 ANTIQlJ'E bednn Jel, 3 rneat!Ul'I!. 8hot ml!uure $100. ror seaaon only. Suitable for • , h tura pie<!ff cil"CI 1820. Comp! Admira.t TV S30 5'~16. Ira &: 11m. a:roups. 675-3200. M~. R.&tt, be-aut. 8' DINGHY $:}(), iii· Frig. NAUGH ehr &. stool, new $la. ( g l ma I c h l n I fl In-rondNo d'..~~. by appt o~ly, -1rw.. like new ll:i>, ~d J\.!1.p!• lbl $S. rttt-.lltrn-lna +eoc:ktall ha)f.reund ~..... "; 'IS '!>"' ...! "'" Jb\ •·• ~ c~ =========== Da.rd•h rhalr and ollo""'"n com"" . ....,...., r uni ,,i;, i;. booths w/tables. S2S each ·•--~-~'"' "'""" FEMALE Shepherd pup 4 mos. old "200 C abr i ll o 646;-6289 1015 FREE F un lovinc puppifls lab mix Sunday o n I y . 54&-1506 10/4 PUPPIES. Small mix e d brttrl, very cute &. healthy. 837-3110 l0/5 1 ltial• r:TTY kitten, ~Y •YH. pt Siamese, 1 w~ old.· 962-5719 10!5 MIXED Shephe!"d Ridgebe.ck 1 malf'. I fftnale, 1 wks. 615-2652 10/5 ~ German Shep. &: Collie P\JPPY with lhots, 5 mo'! old. 673-5M3. 1015 FREE wood. Mode l Glaa Company, l&H SUperlcr. C.M .. 646-3231. 10/5 Adora.blr \{i Siame~ i wkl Uld lfi!tPn~. blue eyes box trained 333.m;-, 10/5 AKC -.-. old lcmttle \\'einlftri\nc"fl 4 p.m. 842-1391 ' 1016 $8.lJ. Daniah wall pl•qUe n 2, ""' ....... "'""'"""'· M:t. 3W W. o.llit Hwy. N.B MutlC:•I IJ•r dlnl'!tt2 .et ~. bvy. dltrd, NEW Tuoo 1 ~lesc 0 p e GAS wllll heat•r 3.'bt42 wom. ln1trvmtfttt -mple, bkcue desk sro, 23" w/b1pod I< BaJiow le1'15 .l 673-6567 10/6 HeutehoW a.Mt mt ---------B/W RCA COMOle sso. rr careyina CAH. 600 powtr. 3 lovable k1ttens llllver, g:n.y, S E Jt V t C E ltf ~ N 'S ..::., irurfbd. S50, 6'10" aurfbd, $196. 64&-0681. bl!Jf" e)"@d 967..Jl62 10/5 l2S Eq. yardabtl.p ~MCV· Ridcerbchn' 12 aoHd: elec $ola. moped S%i. Evlrndl A sn:AL (4) II "'k dd kitttrw trained Ptt almolt ""'· XIM: coed. bttlK.. Snoeeneck. ""' tit: tank $12, HB 5.1&-3.J, Bunk bedl. b:u:prre, matt inqu.i~ 847-9921 llft. 5 ]0/5 $2.15 llQ, )'d, ~ Vox C..11'1tkllt n:Vlft amp, BIKE.S $1~5 TV'1 "'Cd!: SM. Oriental NI-$2'.l... FREE Pttsian catA, nd Jov. -p>d, both "'11. aood lto.$2;. Po~. '"•Inc 673-12JO. Jnr oduli. M""931 10/l I022 1111-MJJ. mac:fTtfw. SJn Baby bf.d ST MUST SELL! f\ltn & CUTE Kitten ftrnale, on.np, ---------LOWERY Orran 2 Manual Early 3(1'1 ch\M etblnet SM Womtn'1 clothiflc. All n·•, black & white 673-8963 10/3 **QUICK SAU:ll "Holldll)' l'lfodl!:I" w\11'1 Tool~. chelrs, t11hle,, l[ahtt ltfed·l«· Very Reas. 200'J """""",c;:::C,..::::,;::;:;.,::::;:1 F'ROM Family Room Sofa to Jf'mlU1oft. \Vas $1 .IJJJ. u~ & lam ps. Cheap! 17'1 E. 11th Federal, CM. KmEN1': 2 beautiful bla.clr i doer lam!' Ir AUac:. llttit w;e. FMder. f'~tric ~ .. CM. TABLE 83.W -CRAF'T'SJl.IAN ....... ·:tu""'"'c=bl:;acl<=·,;o;>:;:.=:::·:..1::0/S:,.:1 •SU...Ul:i• , sultar., IOIJd body A amp. SHIPS C ock ~ Ba:ro~ter !" swi.ni blad.,g wlmolor PUPPY ~ moa old pt ~q'le fi* F1Jft.NJ'JVR&DISHES 2llO Monrov\a. Cl'IJ !!et. Sifntd Coet~1u ll!ho-S~. Call 833-1066, $\8-0l&J 10/6 · -AJl(JSC. '*'* l.AJUNET, atmott 'MW, x1rft cnph, Pd9irotd ~m~ ''"BIC\'CLES l-3-UI spd "Ne 3 7 WK ciold f@'mlllll coclca.poo ~YOA Yl Af'l 4 e:.m. eol'ld. J'1). 21'.nl l\t~ Dr., decors tor pe.lnt blot 1trlpt. A usad. ,.;..ln·e>Jd btkt ~ type_ JNppln. 6~ 10/:1 Ml-311' I.A. H&M.. 557.sl.\4 ~ lM O@i Mu, C.M. 2 Gui!'M!t pip 6(2...1287 10/C Ooro .. Silo .. ' Dl " SI co v. re h< " .. " ta .. ,. hi " Ml di la " c• " I' fl. " " Bl: 1/. ,_ pl "' 54 vr "' " " 0 J . le ™ Ch s: c c ,, .. D "' .. " " ,,. bi " M s· " 0 p ri s: • c " • • • • " p v ,, p ,. • • • M 1, • ' • I' j. B. " f t f $ ' B: ' ( ' • ' ( ' ' D I -------·-"""T----==--~--~-----~------~---------' • FfVI CONVENIENT OFFICES Tb SERVE YOU ' ,e NI WP'ORT l !ACH .•. , . 221 1 a.111 .. llvd. • LAGUNA IEACH-•....• -222 Fo,.tt-AWtOU. -· <:OSTA MISA-.--.-;-:.,, .•.. ~330-WHt-lay • HUNTI NGTON IEACH .. I 717S INcfi 'Slvd. • SAN CLEMENT E .. 3Cl5 No. El Camino RHI OU?TE bua:Y tet.ts, 2 tor $.25. ~fen'• al.it I roller lk&tet SlO~SB FORD truck m whte1J $2S DOUBLE bed. white $15. One mu. A few l(IOdiei: 1dt, KAR.ATE outfii._ worn-anot, Jiu:NCH PnMncl&l eotfte C U'T TERI 0 I'. primed, MATO:llNG Table lam!* SS i;:ilALKBOARD 3 x 5' SU:-;~~. ~t,J tproclaet1 Iron-rite-irontt SIS. H.ieh that II you tee tt'le'M. you ~ 4, will .ell SU. ~ table m rocker $15, &D• unuled. n a piece~ plecea. pair. New wa11 can opener Car driver mqa:tfnes lOc. 64&-BTOS e $20 chair $2. Trkycle1 $2.SO. will not be able ~ live iOHP Scott outboud s25. tique ab&W. milTor $1.SO. &d frame $3. Crib $10. SJ .50. Nev-a~mat matching -'";;."-";.;;1;,63i;. ==~~-~I ~M?.R r: wi'::t~~a~ll~O ,.. •·TCHJN Bike s:i. Bin $.15. fi46.2i34 withCIUt, I track ttereo tape 1993 y Charle, CM 6'US10 Bar atooll TSe. Foul weather 546-4(18.5. 1tep end and curved co~ 00.\fPLETE l95T VW e~tne ''"" ~ G 1 bit Ja-• '""'"' ....... r•---po-•,-, uttniilon tpet.1Nrl $25 ncb. aear Sl • 11.50. Ladies J... table• •• ••ch ~--•e 1•--roU&U/11" "" 11•·~ ; t ... h11 .. ---· ........ _.,,., ...,.,. -• ...,. "" • " ~'-ta ••13. RATTAN Cha.Ir $$.. OYtntul 26" Girl'• bike IIO. 26" .._ •• , "" ~ · ,.,_. '· 0•t ru111 •""· 5 VW Wbtda -,....., _ __..._. !1!.L"t -u~~-.au.: wlth dark --110. •~ipreodo 11•••. -tn..,. pn' w two • piece "'°°' tuitt tize 1.f ""'' ~.. P''" h k nd · ., honitmade ruilar amplltler ----" -,.,.... ~ .., 10'-,-16 o~~-~-ric-fed chair hand~ wood ' ' bike SIO. ~-, 11-eeh.--I' uuut\I, pa " ac 1 • a Urea ,Ii each. '5t VW w.,... nee, w SUt pair Au tomatic <Orn OOPP'• .... n.&1a . ....,. • .,.. -U-t I t I Sl.50 each. Wool fe t t. , .. ,.. .. m.,a.zlne1 5c lo soc . n..,. ''"""lb Ink .i· ·~· sound• att•I SlS. 45 rrnp Round aolld ~laple dining .. $36-3021. --~--• •e r c vutou1 1tse1 SOe . S3 small 1urfbolrd $25. LamPf St .. , P ip ....,. record c ha n I er ' no lablt wllh leaJ S25 4 TV $25. Sota bed $12. BBQs AM-FM 4 or 8 track va<:\lum . $25, Hand vacuum baothroom Ii~ 15 x is with eaeh. Hollywood twin bed 96&-2971. Front end assembly tor VW amplifier $10 16 .. hi-ti OO&X· matt-hire cl.$1rs $25, like ~l~S3. ~m chair SS. cutridp turner $15. g _ 1 Sl.5. Stretch wts $12. Bt.d· tlxturtt and bracket.I $15. IS3l. G&lley FTigldalre Sl$.. TWIN Bed box 1prtn£ and s25. VW lransaxle S2S. 205A ial speaker $10 Jeppeson new Sina-er ~wins maebine I rug cleaner S 2 · track tapet 3/$5. Two new 1 mint°!1 eft $3. Camp stool1 16-3 x 16 new eave vtnts Uc Ford piclrup tallpte $5. mattttM at $20. Bar 110011 ,F.,"""'°~ral"°, _CJ~M7·...,.~-=~i p.lot'~ computer and plotter, In cablrtel .Jlth a top and Jewels 50c RL BOt\I a~hor track home .t:erW extemkln 50c, fiahlnc tackle box l5c, each. 2-2 x 8 joist hllnaert1, Bookr. reco~ lOc-Sl. 2tl0 -wroua:ht lron and brushed ADDING Machine Sl 5 . riew $'1' car radio, 12\1 $10 't skirt S25 &-tl?i:lelmac disheg ?· Wheelbarrow $3, :;te:rl-lpe&kf.n $25 8.ch. Call Baaeball mitt $2. Book• 3 nt:"' 25c each. Door, 2-fi x Glenneyre:, Laguna Be:ach. green velvet S\5. Steel Upright deep trttZe: S25. hp electric motor S 1 0 with serv\f1~1pleces ;s. Child in.a; llJver fotitt, 1poon1 $2.50 536-3021 for :lie. ConUc1 l for 10c. 8.1 $2. Hanging' lamp $2 .30 494-3520. loJdln1 chairs $3.50 each. Oe11k $8. Twin bed S20. 642-1936. 1~p lllOOI U. M~72. 305 e:ach. Books X..-25: Turkey · !M~ Miramar, BaJboa Pm-x 36 Mndow u!th $4. Book1•-~~~-------I ltannan Kin'don am-rm ~c11.11e hf'adboilrd S S . ~AU.ORY dual p 0 i n 1 Haoover o C.M. _ roaster $5. Tarpaulin $7.50. JETwoEP Gu1 ..:_a_? .. holde:r "· insula, 6'1!»1020. and paperback! s ('-$ t . HAR'MON Kardon FM 11te:reo receiver $2;,. ~cord nlaye-rs ~-,:~.!..nd_ trike part& :?:)c.ll. •"e ~ "a"· 509 "-r., ne'AI uw.;a stereo tape Ch,,·,1mu , -.J tuner and amplifier. Both In .,. '" ••. New 900, _1, ~~· distribulor !or Chev)•, \\'ith 2 J\.lAPLE ""' ~. r ""• .... · ho te · -'-·~ GET In shape or stay in ornarnen s •nu ..,. ,,,,_ -cc""===~~--:.... t;•n CdM me ex naw:m spe-1111en ..., 1,.-ht• ~ •I ch · 1 ex~llent v.'Orkln11: condlHon ~R E <• R 1 G lach drive for Corvette $2.1 pl•t< I~ -• ach "-al -~·-· 1ha"" st!am cabinet like the ..... -. · r 1 9 m • s ;:1rn"U ~rdln.. laP' J5c r ERATORS $25. 1M e · ......,ner '-' ... ~•~ "" !Ot&nd $1 o 1 I ba 11 $20 each, ~so nice J:l" x :bt" ... r--__ coil for abow ~ ZW racine 'illh_frai: Q_a_scl,_ ....... UPHQ_LSI'ERY ~a I er i a I tH~r •'In APSCO desk one ul«I at YMCA eom-· ne owt ., r , · rach. End tables $5 eR('h. ._,_,. top fl'ttl.er. Che111. ' ,..,__ .....,. ,__.. ....,u;:_ _ ..-. --.i..•-• -•~----ill .. ~ ~---~--11 ~ bo• 1 s-aker e t1tts $10 each. <lraw•n "-"· --•-· HO cam for '-'""vy "'""/<127, new bit man !I S2 2 bcw,.hng SI.SO yd. Foam ~" thick ~rrimr, Willi" .,..._,..,..,.~.,.-w -"'"'"'-al !>!L.__.._~ ·---'.-546,..~. - -Jo-,uor~nl bimpa---4 l'.e,t>i ~fl ~~ ~l •~ · S25. Two Indy raclna; ti~. balls w\th ha.rs $7 each l pie~s $~ each. Ant\qUf' 36' %" l•PI! sw. AM.J"M hoole aacrif\cc S~ lit <tbt Schwinn Stinrray SJ. Pl~· 2X. New stee:I kina aiie bed iilrtsth SI. S16-7&2tl. 15", 3'' lhre:ad S15 et.('h. pole lamp 1 Desk lamp $7 liOfa, needs upholsterinc $20. cartridge: tuner $1S.. Call St. 6TS-1683. turH and frames 25c-$5. HAND Mower $7. Umbrella framt $8. New 6 lool lengths '.?Speed Se9rs portable room Racina-: tubea tor Indy !ires Barbeque otor SI Ironing Beautiful rrame. Red Win& 5,36..J02J.. · SURFBOARD 125. Barbells ~. ;:~~~·~~'~ "'\ash lint" $4. 546-408), metal trim l'.or cabinell etc. air t-'OOler SIO. 2 old cooches. $2 car radio, l2v SlO. board S<I Piild's wagon Sl back chair sro. Bedroom CHRISTMASiacominf: 1961 SlO. Ste~ record cha~~r lamp baae Sl.:?a. Boy CHEST Of drawerii 7X each. Hand mowers $4 still Wiable S5 each. Dutish &12-1936. Wood kitdlen cabinet S5. 10 cha.ist lounge $20. Ball lei· I'!tiPt l!t JL40. 1964 p mint $10. Telephonel $5. Child 1 rotisaerie motor a n d split $25. Sin&Ie box and mattreu e11.ch. Electric m!X't:t $2. dark brown oouch, rood BISSELL carpet ~weeper. puulets l~ each Room air ged llOlid mahogany dinin& R t $1.75. 59 thnl 70 cent aet deak $10. Golf d ubr $2. ban with holder $4. Rewrd $15. Kinasiz~ padd~ head· Eldon roe.d N.Cf' set eJCtra eoodltion SlO. Black ftolittd ''er)' i[OOCt condition $3 condltioQer $15 2 s e t' room set, hia:h back chain, wea.led in plutlc -St. Indian Leather (Olf bq; $2. TV player $2.50. Bu1inet with board Sl~~ Couches SlO and track SS. Dishes. lamps vo'ig with head. new $10 540-4484. . EncycloMdia SS each 6 need re:finishin1: Ch&irs $10 head centa {/$1. Sl:lver lt'llnsformen SOc. Child 11.tand, nice $5. Kenmore $25. Danish mod chair record!! IOc to SJ . 962-4618, ladies a~. s!zt' 8'~AA 1"' E;""VTt;'DtOR ~ patio chi6n with webbing each. Ta b I e SlO. Lawn dollar U.50, a few BU Lin-boob lOc-50c. Bottle capper lank vacuum SJ.5, Eleetric $12.50. Hand lawn mower 10032 Kukui Dr., H.B. 11~ SAA. excelltnt <."Ol'l· .• s~ l r a 'f e _.s · • l t.e f...o. --• -"· ·-"-& caps n 50 5*-MM4. 1091 . d1tlon $1 each 5 ! o plY""JOOd A-D, u!ed vtry Ill· televlak>n <'lbinel $15 3 chair.!'IO~ach.-Bell-hel~l """"n mu!'.._Tac_e....._ coins -. , IJ..'!"'n tQ~r 'S15,___1,,1!,wn $~. S~l'!.f'~ -~ker:_JtS:' Rug!. ,FOR-,Extra~camera,....naw ~ -Hamllton,...CM-alter'. 2 PM- tle S9 value, $4 per 1heet metal ~Ve• .St ~ Sl5. V\V brake shoes, new. av11.ilable on.ly before l p.m. "ErCamflirCM.. mower Sl. -Glusware and ~la. Duwue set $15. 822 mm F 2-8 automatic Tessar 540-4484. pl~er, run. S3 Deluxe carv· still in box SU. Ladies a:olt 536-J021. VW Front bumper S 8. dishes Sc.$1 Child deak and w. Balboa Apt. 5 615-6380. lens $22.!iO. ~l?. METAL Picnic table SS. New VINYL 12.. Ooor 1 l I es ' ing boo11 Sl.50 Walnut cof· set wood• $15. Iron• $2.0 PAIR Contemporary chair'li 64$-16.28. ch.air SlO. Te:a cart iz;, Toya AM FM tuner Sl5. New B medicine cabinets $3. O.lt' beautiful grten and 11.'hite fee tablf . SS 2 washing Ntw bq .$10. Muntz 1tereo excellent condition S2S b-TV $5. Refrlie-ratm' no. Dou· ~Sl. Ni~ J._pi_ece knit auit and 0 drill $8. 26 .. boy·s RATTAN furniture: as ne«ls work $5. SmaU t'll(ll pebble design. !'lave ap... mai:hl~ fill bo6t>s 50c Drain tape. net'ds cltaning $10. pair. 842-6102. ble bed S20. 212 A CabriUo, 11~ 12110. Ahd1 le.nilh COll.l bike $25. 2 pockel radioa S2 foltow1: gla11 top coUet $2-$12. Fonnica b~aldut pro.'tima~ly 315 squart leel. hose .St l>.lr aink $7.50 1-4' x 10931 Talbert, off corner TURQUOISE Vinyl act Costa Mesa. 64&-()68.1. 1iltt 12• $5. _Cloth~nc S1·$l. tablt $20. .1 occaslonal table $8. Drop leaf IAlble SlO. Co~t l8c each. Sell for 8c 1'4 Inch ! louvered windo"' Euclid & Talbert. 968-5815 • a "!" Large ha~ pint shell each. AM FM portablt radio tablri Sl:?.50. $10, $5. Floor Lanips $1-$3, New baby bus-arnu ll5. Matching chair 28 Tncu lal'Je frame men'1 •'K. 10-4 s.•-~ay . 611 Kin., with supply $8. Pi1etal iron. m.• $20 &"•·-115 Ltk t aeh. 540-44114. frame p,j() Wr i nge r POWER mo~'ff $ 5-S 2 5. walnut arms SlO, ~ble R&Itii'h bicycle, S speed, Pi;,ce, Ne11.;~ Hr ights. ini board .S2. Lot1 of boy's 1an1p SlO. New S!>ilnish ~~w -i~f11n! ci:~l'I 2».Sl~ J. c. }{inine womtn's ligure \\'ashing machine SlO Box 12 Norse automatic washer m11.ttreu and box apnna-s almost ne\Y $~5. 24 inchl=~=~-'--,----llhirt1 14-16 10c-f'a ch . Nlc:e i\lf'dilf'rninea" v.·ood plaqu~s Raby tub S:.!. Baby lendtt ice likalt's, size: S.10, like ~,au~e ¥hot :un shells $1.50 $25. 646.5841, T69% W, 20th SlS. Pat)o redwood tabl.t 42" riri't Schwinn bicycle $10. WA1:J'lUT and mifTor $20 purse~ S2. Roon1 coolrr Sl5, $20, S2!>. 7 f o o I S2 Eleclrical "'"pliancet1 new St 5-40-44&4. " ens 1 s 1 uUs, size 40. almost St., C.M. round $15. Spreader $4. Double bo" tprina•. mat-\Vhilf' dresser and mlr'l'Or St!>. Gold lri•u• ~ ........ 11.d SR. !K).t 1.:onsolr ,gterro cabintt sri. $l-S.i Arro"· d~ shin•, new 0 Toys 50c each OOUBLE _ ·~ T 1 Medium dog iihippinc cage treu, Harvard lramt' $25. St5 Spitnish dinette table ...... ..,... Solirl Birrh riuuhlf. lx'd $20. :1 ii izr 1:,1'.l :iOr. Antiq"• bu~l CHEV 3 aptf'd tra.nsmlasion Me:n'!I shirts, med ium SOc-$1 ma.u ... u ...... w n •~. 67~ ~1 .. _ ,~ ,133 8aJ•--. and 4 chairs S20 BlonM \V. 19th St., C .~1. I · 9 " ,, • 1 25 ,..,__in link fe ....... 11"1~-c -.. ~ ttreu 115 N l pl .., ....... .., •~ ....,. OCCIJJlltona Chair!!: S. · s7. S.1. S20. Corner lable $8. lroni,_ ..,,,. ,..,,.. .,. ...., """"" $li. 2462 Norse Ave., ,na · e . ay pen bookc••· hoadboa-110 '-FOR Sale d••k ••. Wood •-,t I Sl ' 11· I -~ Ch I. k -11· 18 End bl 12 Bab b CLEANING H ., F rd A · "" "' " .., "'' ove11ea1 ;i. ·a nu1 coffee board $2. Bed "---13. ain in gates $1· a. Ollta M!'U 642-7467 . ta e . Y ath ouse •double •..., o part&; utomaUc b.ood• , I, p tabl" $10. 1-m· and ._ dbo•-$10 •~•~ tub $1. Boy, d--' i • m-~ 4 1 •-" ~ b'a 11• MI>; •• to · '"' ' '"'a "' · table $.'i. Blonde end lable Goll cart $7,30. Room Chev rear e:nd Sl5 ·~ Chev • .... runa:, ... -''"""any J>05 ucu ....... na -'• a c....... rque 548-2373 r morlel airplanr. SS. Record · part.I $2-Sl a Stainless stttl HAND lawn mowtr la Baby lOc·Sl. Lamp SL Dlahel $1. ChttTy 4 posl %, S15. Bird converter and Bell Hout:11111~==~--~~~-S.'i. P.1odern table lamp S7. rooltn S4-S1. D I 1 he1 beer ke&, 5 pllon aitt $5. stroller $2.50 T11.'0 toddler 675-4138, Balboa Illand. c~ $4. Chetit $20. Mlmr $5. 289 hNd• $U pr. Rear LARGE baby or cbild'1 chest player lt t.1attresa and box Boudoir lamp $1. .fool stool lOc-SOc:. 415 P irate: Rd. NB Deep cemtnt wuh tub $5. 2 cu seats $5. Black Angus GOOD . Kenmore c 0 n, 0 1 e 13. 5 pl aquariuma (2) $5 brake dl'U.ml p e • c b , with clORt S~. B' Early s prings SlO. Sef" n'lon! In S2. Gla11 ware 15c-l5c. 642-6.121. car ndloa $5-SlO. 12 volt c&r infrared rotisserie S20 Two el~ •wine machlna 145. each. Mlec. tt.!rm .$5-$10. 642-.963'.I. American 1C1ta S20 2 back of 312 Colton N.B. ArtiliciaJ f low r r ar-1 ·s=A~T=.-.~ .. ~-.-un-. -10-.,--L-l battetiu, one tor SS one fM com temporary lamps. both 6T3-62l3 1163 E. Oenn Blvd. n.Jboa MIRROR wood l r a m e d matching wina:ba.ck chain 845-0lll Ol' M5--2l1T. ran,:emtntl $.1. New 24" Bassin~ $8. Book• 2)c, $10 Mosaic tile In cases 15 for S25. Lug~ original oil Sat only 10-5pm. 46"' .. x 3o .. S:ll. Whitt vani-SIO each 2 Beam Bottle:' $1 GUITAR SIB. Twin bed mund ba.rbeeu~ with spit Lawnmower ss. Bookcua takes all. Ford starter and fnme S15. Kirc size OLD Retrtaeralor w I t h LADIES matched 1,,__ ty 18 _C.~ iron $6, all almo1t e1•10ch8oo~?",:! Odhod-s , ..... ~P bookcase headboards $ 5 and motor SIO. Deluxe $6. Ping IJ0"" table top 110. motor •<-Unlvena.I trailer eJeclric blanket SlO 642--SOOT smal _lfrttzer, ru_ n1 ve."" --v ~ -nus h w · 10 b bo 12 -.., R frt t S25 ---/ ~~ 9tt mnsltt5·ot 14'" to~. 21 .. new.~ be.fore lOPM. ,.1 ~i-__ N~ mate,·,a1 eac . omen's 'llze &ki ar cue wa.aon O. Stereo $7.50. Toyi 5c to 1. hitch U-Haul type tU11 all e gera or . Bogen we:ll S2.J. 646-03G4, 2060 k nd "'" ul " ,..... '" ~ ... -..,. ,.-,,~, -10· -..... -~" ...,... "I61 -.....,.""""' .-:--~ ears .JlO Che:v truck ~ ton Prest<> n1anual/sltl'l!f1' turn. Republic. C.M. v.·ee .~ .• ,,., ..... · P ~ l~an, TWO Indy mas~ T x 14 piece:s 25c Tall aqua vase $1 1 .,,,,__~"-~"'--~.,,~~~~-~-~ ,,.,......., • J<OD:r i...e '"" nam, near rrar end s2.o; Nrw 13" tire table $2j:? cylinder diaphram I"==~~...,.---~ mens two-euller $25. Sot~ U5 a pi@ce. Two wide oval Nice te@ter.toi~r S6 Gas (2l 6' and 1201 8' 4 tube 2· CH.ESTS (Ir dra\11.~rs. S8 'Slater and Eu'clid.·· $10 Air compl't'ISOr, makC' air con1preiisor \vllh engine SINGER sewing machine 3462 tire1 14'' $20 a piece:. VW airplane Sl Shoes and ba~ fiuoresctnla SIO ,. a c h . each, I maplr dcs.k chcsl POOL Table $25. Good 1.45 x excellent home irhop air S25 Au1n1nalic \.\'asher. net'<!~ ~a?inet_ S7. Baby\ine ~ Y_r DISri-t:<\NTLrNG. '61 E>odgt fron! IM!al belt• $5 I palr. SI Nice Tl/ 11tand S'l Variouis !t1isr.ellaneou1 11.·rou11:ht iron ('()mbinaHon $10. Schwinn l:i tires S:'i each Phone compre.!lsor hi·volume and \\\irk $j Babylint' crib 11.·ith ;~1~k with ma!lrt'ss $1.i. 9x Stallon \\1agon tot parts. 5Qc. Two VW rear bumper• curtain rod~ 25c·50c Whitr archwayR. Drapecy vRlanCi's S1ingr11y boy's bike $10. Pie· R94-4393. prt!isure ns~on--noragtr -innenpring-mttH~s2;,._ --1 e i:ww, oUv.t V'f'f'n i:u& ~.. 64~9383 $j.-ll0. V\V mt1ffll"r $10, T"'O s hade: a.i" x 7' $1 Ska1e& $2 f'lr., just laken ·out of niC<' ni<:: lable a.1ld be.ncbe:Lll2. cB~A~B~,~ ... -,-~,--..,,-1-1 -.1-,.-1-1-h ' drums \.\'ilh buiH in pun•P' Boot ""Uipmenl $I · 12 ~ $1 5_.· Bc1gt n~lon. c11rpe:tlng_ !A high fidf'lil,V tll>f'akers SID Rain hoot:<. :-& ChiltJ:s 1 12• 11 nd . ., 11 LI hi t t 11 o;1 Pi YTAG \.\•11her $2.S ,.'u •r . K>mr :,eal·h.67~7340, .onvcr \'Ucuum. ha . lYIX'. iotilk or•'""'"""';".'''''· •) and 11.~ each. Jecn Rocki"" chair fra1ne $:J ;,, . ii'. ix lHf' · · · l"ach. lme:x men• 111atch \Vorld Book-i :w1 S5. 216 ... ;l'erdriVf' t~mit>.Sion s:Mi Rad~.,, S.l "Pott)' St'at 50: pa_1nt1ng~ S2a .. B:aby buggy. jica 111 o v ie c am r r a SlO. Pi1icrophone SlO. Two Alber! Plat'l', Cb.1 GOOD Roll-tt-way bed $20. 6 SI '.'· 4. lhtrd rock n1apJr taP: ext~Jlrnl L'O nrlitlon alze 'T t xcellenl ·-nd•tion ll "'1 S2:. S I r o I~ f' 1trol\tt I 1 I bo "===---,--..,,--,..,--:,--lain Ila!' llOOl!l S15 r;u:h. ''"· ,,,,,~h·,00 I•-M••Hllo Chev truek 4 a p e e d Diaper pail $1 Jronini:; board ·. . .... · · · · · !lo carK, earry "I x, ('On-pair ~6" ~ :'..Y' "A•hhe ~ '-., ~~· ~· lr-.i.nsmissk>n $20 Brand new 12 Bow S~ Quiver. tooled Da1rell St. C.M. 642-t398 $1:1. Amplifier $10. S drawer trolltr & a r.ce~110rits SlO. CARPl"l', moAA grttn 7X libercla.l'ls draptrtt~ S20. J\lapt,. rinuhl~ h1•adbo.'\NI veil S:t>. 336-69t). dlei>I ..J9. End lable $2.50 ....... --.... e:r <!~luxe 1•A. yd , Sl yd. Dacron quillt!d . V.'!lh ~hriing p111H"l!! tllwf bath tub and •nk I"" Ch•"' leather 15 Glove and arm J ER .'' AR At I ,. n 0 r , ,·, ~-•. 1 ! 50 K ' ·~~u w d 1 Al:4D full lrnglh la n I .,_ CllTI o·~ n.....1 2 Irr• ~ '" LoJ • '""'' '"'"r 5,,.. f 1. . il'chen cJ2-0•112 · spl't"ll. . sham, curta ns, pink · . , . rarnr SW. Good hox 11pri111:s • ·· ..-.,., .... automatic ti'1irrmllsslon $25 Jt'Ullrd fir 11kl~:-no s.stmp es, Ml than 'k prk't! atOols SI. Sandv.'icligntr$12. -Y? ~· twin, lilac tull S'T Pe:rma dnperies Jor_ 3l wlndo\\' -11nd mall~ $?1 Lf. GirJ's clol_hcg 11lie 5 $5. Wooden -iettf"!, all 1tzes hardware 50r chair with at· 99c-"'2.99. 2 huntina 1 .. ckrt.• H"ha ht ., Cl ~ ha SCRAM LETS •·-O""nino 1"1 Cha;r •-lype · " 'l!" ·r-, gom" ~h M · t---t• •• ,. "' 1 c .,... Ou"'" mper • pre1111 1 • ...,..11. 1uilcaee, roller ,..._ . .,,, · . ''" 11. r 11 1i e i11 I tlower 11 r. ~.1 • ~s , ..... ....,.. en I 11nd 11hapM. good for 1torage loman Sll) -~2 Elden, SlO t'acb. Beautiful lari:e $4. CJotbeti, xhoea. pur&e11, skattl, slzt 7.. Cir I•$ bol!la tor bed, hke ntll.'. $4. rRngt"iTient $2.50. Sears table whitr ldilMs 15'ri $4. Baby 1:lc·S5. Chev heavy duty C.i\1. Elk horns $:i •lert!O <.'Om-ha ts, pictures. books, 2 ANSWERS bedf'OOms stioet, size 2. 4, $1 673-T840. liflW S25. Sellrs v.'0()(1 larhf' swing $2. Baby Infant aat pickupwheel11S5eachFord 1Sx48klwbenchtable,darl· ponenlll $10.$25. Cake car-1pke racks, uh-·-f>c.$3. each.F;"'"l"f:keaka.~s.1\ze nd 1 1 ., 1 Sl .50. Bedspre11d Sl. V • •-•1 hou · 1·1 332 •23 ~-' · 12 • -~ d ., 50 ""3" ... u <I' Round "'ormica tabl~ top a oo s •"" r.. t n's .., ""' sing Ls -"' Ing Sll ~ona double box r 1er · ....,mp nua e: •·•· · New L s11o-eater 15. Sunday 7, 9. high heel tap !!hOes, B , fl!aternity clothes $5. Sew· for i;tandard shift S10 Ford s-'-. mlttrns; -1 i·r m . Pipes 50c. Radio Sl. Larae .... i. •• 221 E. 22nd St. Cl.t. Facile -Metal -fl.11rth ---size a. winter.boots, size 9 only with leaf $8. J' dining run5'Vick bowtlng bruJ · i.: · k b 1··-~" ..... 110 •• "~ I I · •1· ll .... ~ tablt> \vilh leaf ·12S. 4 and bag $9. Men's Chicaoo ing mac ... ne s25. Se:winz p1c up umper 11.a ...,..,u clean sz Double plaid cot-e ec r~ "lXl!r · Many KlNG ab:e Be:autyrest frame FAiter -F'LAT FEET S3 eacb Seal akin after 1kl mot•h•·nr ch•;-i~. 0,,,-,h roller ska•n• wltb ~ .•• IS. cabinet $2o. ·Bike S<t . \\'heel barro1Y v.'he:e:ls .$.1 Ion .,n,... .... ., Sofa, .m•l· books lOc-Sl. 54S.2765. ' o ft ,. ~-~-J bool ,•--9 •~ -0 P p .. 11 • "" "' '""""' L ...--&W,.. $10. Mattreaa $25. Sprtna-11 ra exe:mp ion: •11•::uu..ou s, u... ..,.....,.... e per. n1odern waU plaque Ill . \Vomen's Chlc•go •ol ler .. :,_"',1.!!o~r andcatchttJIO. tarh Tranamission fits Forrl chlng chair $2U 3 she!{ an-GE FILTERFLOW 2 11ptf'd m. 675-2573 alm051 dralted a blind man. tree. oft Hamilton bttWttn · "" ...,.,.. and Mercury 37-51 .$20. tique magazine table $7 automallc: washer $25. Car · I B hard&: B k h t E vinrude gall lank Sl2. i;kale1 with ca&e 15. Cooct '62 645--0U5 \Voocl .swivel and metal TV winOOw air c 0 n d i 1t 0 n er LOVELY round wicker table They had. 10 .reJect h m, llJ r 0 0 u r • · Moped motorblkt (runs I Valiflnl head L'01nplett $7. MAPLE console TV S20 Ear· stands $2 ellch Col!tt and $2.30.. Thre:e 55 gal drum• with eryat&I glaa top, ~hi;ii;i..A~11 r~~g eye dOll:<._,==~·,,---0---.--,-=,,-,., S25. Cushman parts Sl-.$7 , Excellenl exterior door $3. ly AmericaTI <.'Ouch $5. occasional tdlles SJ and S4. with irpoobi $5. 2 axle trailer metal lefs, new condition a . OLD books, books. books. 14 Sal. l..fi p.m. HB, 8t41 Glfls~ tub enelo1ure SS. 1 Velvele e n chair $2 Table la.mp $2 Nice ivory tollfll,le S25. 646-1728 Sl i. El,cl.ric typeMiter SfAUFFER Reducing table vol Historic bookB .$6 Hiifl Dttrfield Dr. off Surlwood Mheet l~" <:try wall$.~. 17925 r.fahog'any gale leg table silk lanip llhed~ $2.;io 2 SWIVEL office' chairs !24.50 $25. Stand $10, Practice $25. Vibrator reduc\fll beU echool Encyclopedias. 19 vo"l South or Allanta, E1111t nf Bay Slrett, F o u n I a in 00 Cubic toot RCA refr1aer- 11tor, good worldnl condi· lion fl'! with roJlen ~. SEARS One-wheel ~· x 5' box lrailer. si1nal lta-hta:, $20. 5 gallon gas e11.n, with powillJ' spout s2. ~1874. v.·ith 3 leaves $:!>. Large burner hot p.lale $8 Artist's each. 548-5.508 evening3 and typewriter $5. Holly\.\'OOd S25. 643--1299. SlO 54()..4927. lTOO P&lau Pl. &ach. v11u,y. \\'onder horse StO ?t.1ason pegboard ~iajiay rack $1.SO week-end 5 _ type couch, xlicfltly smaller'° LADIES Golt sttts !%. $8. CM .10:30, llJ 4 ==~~------ jars Sl each 646--762-4 Picture framts, fr a m e: d =~='---""~---~-than twtn 1ize S25. Medicine Goll !!horts and 'hat!I $1 CllORD Organ Mqnus $20 OLD Classical record l'OI· SEALY Twin 1iie b ox BABY car bed $8 Ba.by bath tablr $10 GE bl.by lood \varme.r. like new $ 8 Playtex t?aby ooner Ml, 12 botlle set, play pen pad 75c Potty r:hair 50c Accordion $25 El~c try:;n1 pan $5. ~7529. 23.13 LaLinda NB BLONDE consolr 22·· TV, m-eds re:pair $25. Garden cart S5 tlrctric heattr S8 9x9 tent S8 gasoline iirau edstr. needs re:pe.ir Sl5 15" bike, S8 child'a table and chairs $5 doll cradle S3 2748 Sa.n Carlos Lane, C.i\1. 549-2367. DINET'TE table $:) pole lamps $3.50 and $2. Chell of dra\.\·ers, night stand and bookcase headboard $25 all. After-ski boolll $2.50 be!~ lf'arher put!lt Sl.50 2 pair Kimmel shoe!, 7·1'1rflf $5 pair ga.s stove $5 Fr\gldaire rrfrigerator Sl:i telephone stand S2 ralla.n chai.r l2 plastic chair St open reel II track tapes, no rock 12.50 t at'h. Tapt atorage boxc~ l'>c e11ch upholstered chair $10 rl resser with mlmlr $15 nld full size roam mattress S.\ tv.<in be:d bookca&e head- board S2 cheM $12.50 sea shell a nd aand dollan 5c-$l 11hell rollagrs $5-$25 la.rge ctramic hone and colt for "''all $5 toilet top metal stand, black fl 1.P 'records 50c·S2 plastic canister .cl St Chriatmal wreath~ lOc • J.!lc:: ho.x ornaments l.5c fancy ornaments 5c ~ch cat litte:r ho.'«'& '.!5c' eaC'h roll of blue Armlllrong dceorlon vlnyl surlacirll?' .SlO 1pool11 11nd rr('l!I, l>l("('trlC\'l.l !Incl ifl• /ltn unf'n' "'In" s1.s·15 m1•1.stl cupboard .$3.50 t I ' c t r te hf!a.tt'rs $4 1'1!Ch 1'V ~land $2 Ooor to ceilina nt lrtt SlO 9t'U<'!tl:pt S4 l•ble lamri S5 ll!nene table and cha.in S15. ~'x6')tt;" aluminum t11ble S25 4'x•·~~\·• lltf'f'l l11.blc $17. J)O'ftr "'°"'" sa>. st3--8S16. 1602 l'tattntil, CM. 17" St.TMLINE portable TV $20.~. ANTIQUE cnictle $2!1 aurf· hoerd IO'f ' S20 c11rbt'rl 16 Wlllhlnit machlnio, runnlnt. nttdt reJlAlr .$6 c<1tr~ tahlc S7 lamp •nd 1h&Or .$2.50 !let nt dlghe~ S6 womcn't; clothe8 25c-S2---o~bac:b 20e rad'! laf&t wall d ock $.1.~ el.rd !11.hl,. 12. 642-mt. prints 25c·S10 Single filled CHAIR and ottoman $t5. c~ts~ S~. Gag heater $5. each. Like: new 645-1295. Muilc books, slool stand lc<'tM>n ICO!lttfors album~• spring~. framt. 11nd ma!· \.\'JUTE Wrooiflt iron ta-bl!! avocado gree11 spread $3 fish polr ST.30. ~ inch it1g_h;;,~7~le5 and tackle: NEW Stretch wii, cost SXI, SIO Movin& b'oxes, $25. Rolltr lypr irollf'r $10. tress $25, phone_9S2-4626.._ and chairs $20. :.! pa.In Blankets Sl.50 each StUdio hemp rope. :nl It S15. sell for S.1 '645-J:m. wardrobts and ban'elt Sl.5(1.. Twin ~ $10. 1142-8.12::. LANE Walnut coffee tabJr, L brand new Alpac ~ter easel $t5. Saturday. 1640 "Kitchen 'a b 1 t $7. BEAtrrIFUL new grasscloth · . « Vaporiier $5 Curtain roda T p1· 11hape $20 t wAln l ha caprbl paid fl7 each. wom Newport Blvd, Space N"O. 3, Paperback books lOc. Goll wall paper, pa)d $80, sell SEWING Ma.chirw S20. N~w and hardware SOc-$2 Table APE s icer, new, 1 inc:h, · · u se once: $10 each. size 9 CM ~2684.. Park oulside, earl $10. Tricycle $4. Chair $20. Books tlk-2Sc. Clothes GE travel Won S1 · 1.AdlH lamps and lamp ta bl.et with $65 valut for $25. 962-57711. lamp SIS. !182-2305. 847-6591 do not disturb manager. $6. 233 Costa Mesa. St. C.M. !Oc • 50c R 0 ck collector•s Sarn.onile lunage St 2 . shades $3-$6. Fklor pollshe:r CRIB, Pi1altre!ll, phonograph SOME Antique turnitutt and I ~===~~-~--·I ' _,._,;... lbe •• .. "llBl B \nGcular1 $10. _N_ew 1.,!~~·~·=-:;:-':;..-"_,,,---:,-,~ S2>each.""'-lo~•. decorator pieces Sl 10 ss. COMPLETE Be1 i nner1 GRASS mat ca-t 10 )t 12 $9 CANOPY enclORd b a by ...-v ,.. "" .., .,.... d -~ ~ nak d • ... ~ 343 E C • Showerail $10. Room 1Ylde:r I ~=====-~~= Cothin1, men's. women, 1 e nun set. includes 15 x 18 carpet S9 CUrtains stroller, f"Xcelient concfition . 18th Sf. M $5, Bird cqe r.. Old pewte:r J~LO~Sl~~3:. x ~ OVERSTUFFED chair S20 and b.by'l lOc lo S5. dnun cue. 2 .u •tides, 1 LARGE crib and mattress, 1 _Sl_S_.~---Zl-8l ______ Comple:te Camptltt Girl out· ware 14.so each. tOOS Haven ts e Easy irone1' S20 Sllt't:ater 847-7324. 1'1282 Marken set .. 100, 1 practice p1;ct good condition $11642-7297 .t DINING room chain, seaU ~~z1e !, almost new $7. ~J:ce,.:..., Ne:wport Be ac b ~~mp1""", ... -~ 5~· ... x5, ,'1'id1i<,,.. coat SlO phone atand Sl.25 Lane, H.B. oft Beach and . music and music at&nd $25. Sl·S2 Lamp S3 54 inch pool e&Sily uphollte:red. $9 ea.ch. ......,.... .,,.... ...., ,,.. _.. ... knick·kne.ck Wlvn Sl-$2. Slater. 847~1. tiible. excellent condition I ,,:"c,_8-4_..:t,,oo:_,______ COLEMAN 2 burntt itove, SQUARE Dt.nce dl"Hll!'9 and 1lau wtn.dow SS. 642-7191 Maple bunk bed tramea $15. 1 ~===----- S25. Erd table $.1, HOOVfr w IN c H E s TE R ~ml· ueed twkt $8. Sf6.644l skirts SS Bioulea pants CR.Yin'AL window ~ 34" 2$3 Brentwood, CM off San-:1 TIRF.S 6.00-13 4 ply $5 SLEEPl~G Baa-Coleman cann~ter, good ('Orrlition S!O automatic 22 cal $2:i Sava.at . · • ' x llO" fr.SO Wardrobe doon ta Ane. A~. CM. roach. 2 bikes J apttd and to King size. used once $25. Danil1h modern chair $5. iingl~ shot shotann $25 ADULT Girl Scout .uniform dres1es, no mlnis64, • '"'""1 !or 54" x 89" opening SB S 9' SUR.Fl30ARD. cuatom 11pee:d $10 each. Easy chair Ausf1'allan lennia racquet t..ove seat $7 3138 Barbados. R.tmina-ton 22 cal ;;pe:ater, ~b ha! S5. Dry ll'On $1. n.ttm~ maker $l4S. ;,... 295· gallon butane tank tor built $20. 646-227.f. S5. 847-3398. and eove:r, new SI O. Ci\1 546-6360 nylon lhlCk SZ5 tlO lb • new mattreM S15. GIRL'S 20" blcydt: ST.50 b'allt:r 15 Stooco wi.re 3• Brun11wick blul" pl!'allc B_umper pad Sl. Baby car· 644-64 21. •"do, 75 • II.SO Counter top RCA 1V, a1 i11 S20. 2 heavy AP A R T M ENT !rize •.•.. Ji""' ball l8. f"ou' lJ" Ct'E.ST "Ch;td's hea\'y duty , -=b~ru-=l~~l°'I ~"-'.cl~20_6~4~2-~1-48:;;2__ -• d II B by al ' " wh•"le tw•·n "·'-,-th mat I . r I r 9 b. ~· ··o -, #V 1 : rier a.~ pa · a sc :• TWIN Headboards antiqued electrl<" 1tovr wtth oven $8 3 ~ w • re rige a 0 gas, cu ic \.\'he<-11 aJ1d ui;ed I.ires $3.50 tablC' S3 Chbooair to ma 1 tcli ~2 CUS'J'OM made ht>drooni ~l. $4. Anllqur. wood . trunk s?. .......,n SIO. e:ach. Decoral'Or pieu bat.h rug sel, white ttt!ISC'll and box spri111s S20 fee1 . good shape S 2 5. rach. Fonnica lop cotfee Matching kcas~ 'l Big all hardwood walnut finis~ Anllqut' \\ood high chair ,. ... ~ bookcast with gla1u1 door s 5.16-2669. "·'---' ..... ~ ·~ N-· t I . . brau wall clock 110. Coffer ind gold S2.Th Pull down s~ ea•h. 1-J ,•-11 booke•."" ~_:.,::c:c~~-----table wilh drawera SJO. """'"'er """"<= .., ~ ... me a ed, moderfl, l year ol<I fri. $10 2220 Pac1f1c CM 54.S. ..., .. '"' .-... ..,. --• bo Ith s· · . ' !able $3, 833--0989. wall lamp S4 LIJhl fixture. DUNCAN Phyfe L'Offee tablr 962-38117 eveninas. sa1"' x w Clll!Opy :i pie dresser i 25 !t drawer -6828 Sat-Sun SMALL bathroom 19_50, 2l"" y•->-S6 bookcase with gla111 door1 I ~===~-·~::,_-=~-! ?.1inibike fra~ SS Set of 65 chest $25 2-two dra'Wt'r COMPLETE Campfirt' Cirf h _ u 8 p 1 ho I ~l ~.:_:... d Dorado (The B iu f f1~ S10 crib and f'll"W matlrt'~~ ~·rle:~e~:~l:.!~ ~~~:Jr~~ HOFFMAN Portablr 16 .. 1'V Chev ht!_b ~ps JC _lh>" ni_ghl!!.land S20 each. Fram-outfit si"' • .-:: "'"" """"' c a 1 r . tie ,,...., ....... n .,AA .o .... n SIO alhlrdy choirs, excellent $2.'i. Girl's :li'' ! •Pf!ed wave radio S2~~ Antique ed minor SIO 2 panel head-· "'°' .... .,..,..,W'.J print. Good condition m.1,;:-;;,,;,::;;...""',,,.--,--· I for entiqulng $10 3 litt gun !lque t'llne bollom maple English bike SlS. Unlverial pink boudoir lam ~ $2 pr. hoards S7.50 eR<'!h 54()..9779 DEXX>RATORS lavender uh ~. LOVE ae:at $25, IOOd con-rack S2. New c:an opener S.'i rocker $l!:i. Night stand $4. bumper type ln.iler hitch New ('!l.flnisler S2 Capria 9• x 12. lent SZi 16., bike $10 trays 2, $2.56 each, Cookie: SIZE l2.-ll ladiefl winter coa.t dttion. Stwtng machine ne:w lazy tusan, white and 9' 1urfbo8rd S25. Antique $2.00. Heavy dvt>' Gr 6 voU 2.X-S\.\'t'Blert 25c Toys lOc 54.9-lllS jar $1. Electric 1killet clock S2S 't SI Oreaea $!j Sl2.50 Bed $15. Oil peimnp pink SJ ulad bowl and <t iron fireplace brush and battery charger S15. 3 boxes J\.tatertfl.I 25c-$11 bit top $1 $2. JohMy Lightnina set, Perl;i1 condition Me 1 ~ Sl-425 Odd Jriecea tumilurt: di1hes, white SJ cake holder sl'loVel holder $5. Diahe!I and 308 blank!! S2. ~w CB ..., Portable clotillne Sl. 8" tilt arbor table aav.· on complete $4, Kitchen chai V ..... ~...,. -~ $1-$!. Good clothh11 »SI.50 S)c new mqazinH 1~ e:1ch clothiflg 10c: 1<1 $3. Wip .SS to Dishes ;;c.r"JC 111 . Bay SI. stand 525 1; hp d ectric II each. C::lrl'• white vanity "~ -. · Hour.thold Item• Sc-50 c -ib ,....,, lOe on...,.e: dou-load model anten S12. l91i3 11 -.... ~""" BLONDE --• k .a-.. ,. ..,. $25. mt Taylor St .. H.B.. _ .. 64 CB U book _ ~ Apt c. CM &12 46 mot1Jr :>. ,,,~.lO~• ; with mimir St. Table clolhl LhTICQ oa .,,,..~ Sat-Sun. ID-3 PM m C ble sp~d SI glr1'1 rx· 847-2423. a..... ca 1 ~·<N· DRESSER Sl5 6 resser S7. KENl\fORE waaher $25 rx each. Woven pla<'!t a.nd minor S2S. Blondf. llm· Oeubrook Lane. CJ.t . cellen1 ck>tbes 25c:·$1 new Ntw 1926 Jr. year book of "·mpl•t• L -.1 /with he:ad-Driyer $25 PT-ojtttor screen 1 h' nd 20c t.<1 oak nlgtat at&nd and DINETTE stt 4 c11a· 3 ahoea 50c 3:1:;m $procT Avt, E'LECTR.JC Sterilizer S4. Unlvtrs!ty of Min.neaofa SlO ...., ~ ma s. 14' ue a onnie he:adboard Jor ldns: Ned ll'll &uinette $4. Car &ell 14,! Call 536-30'11. boRrd $15 &t2-!58 S7 Station Wa&Qn mattress each. Balhroom rug 1elll bed $2S &44..(;42l ieavn $20 l<ltche:n 1ink in Senta At\ll Heighl.!I. off &46-8210. BROODER ~ Bird cage SS. Large dos house: ST C.oU SOc. l\.1apte pole lamp 3. ' · e&blnet formica top, &II fit-P&liades near Jamboree ~~~--~---· I PHOTO En&llliers, 4 x 5 tor "ith stand each Barbe-dubs StO Bathroom •ink, Chlldre:n's books 24e. New USED Furniture clean and llnga $7 IA.mp $.1 End. LARGE ilze:-drawtr dreuer 6' 9 .. V-Bottom $15, 11.~t auit $25. Conderw:n for It $25. que S7 Girt'a rtSltl, ai.Jle vanity and mlmr $20 I' knlt top~ sis.e g boy'• SLSO ~e broWTI eola S25. cocktaH, 1wtwl table• S2 wktl mlrr"Or 125, Headboanl SlO. car tracks S7. 6'73-5119. Lensea $10 to $25. ~ mm 14, $1 ~eh rl'• swnten sw\mmlrc pool Sl Wool each 26i Bttn~ CM Dinette table S2S. t c:tudn Kttchett Hema »51'.k: Table: w\th 2 sk!e tables fT Jarae FOLLOWING Arrtique1 in englargcr $25. leM 110. Ad. end ~ •i 36-38. Sl-$10. 11leeplnc bag! U e a c h · 11 • $25. Wahmt eottM t..\le i10. clotM, curtall'll, d r a Pell btd S20 good wubtt S25. II Rood condltloni and rtacty 10 justable eaael 14 x IT S , ·~ ,. 3 • 1 Toelrter $2 O\Kdren'a aMe INFANT cat bed. kt new End taut. $10. Rocker ~. 2!'.e--$1 Jewelry Zc-$1. 2320 1-• --~en ,,_ ".SO 2 o •-·~ • k 12 Chi! 18 o• 12 .,...._. 'IJ.. ........, _......., ...., uiie: Oriental .,,.,. hand ar1uuum equipment s ates each dren'1 . 64..-.520 Lamp • •""••I'S ., each. Elden Ave, CM buffet cu-'---'s, can be: u11--..,. ......., T" 2 Pol table and bencbt's s 3 ll30--321.0 ...,......." madf' $10. Early mirror S12, SJ-....,. 1men S.Ht · Y 8' S()fa SX"i Oiiiee tBblt' anrl 2 f'nd tablet.J waln11! $25. J\fcn·~ clolllhlJ· Sul l.~ Si S11()t'I jat'k~ $4 Sh\r!.t SI ~lstk~ $1 I Swmilfl-l'S S2. &12-1936 GAS lfryer SOO 5-i~7. 2:1lS Colby Pl. d:ista i\lesa vw bod~rta: Hood $t0 rear fr $1.50 deck Hd $10 e.lectr· pancake trkkUe. nt'\.i!'f S8 rtccrrd ph.ytr $3.50 1 \\'onder 110J111!_ $5. No. ~ nuh BIKINI. CU!l'tom made, never ' CUS'roM made b.Jx 1-1pring td u room divider. part l •land pu lntcd phi.IC& $4.SO. i'Ontra~I rtllcr 11et tlO. <t x !I b Iha .. , ., 39 oorn. l4 C nr rb;t l2 S15. NICE Baby ltems. Lullabye and matlreu _w_ith lrame_ $15 part 2, Sl.5. records, s.·trorltn• ·.-•y ,,.,h 110_ cul film tanks $7·Sl~1o 3l u 4c each. ............ 6424:)20 (Tlh $10, Kanl-wtl mattrtu s2;.. s.t&-8832. 3.1'•. '45'11, '78'1 \()c.J5c JlOll.'f'r .. "" ' 1..:::::,.:::::..::::::-~~~~ PrrsM-rl p111!r rn g 18 1111 mm 11-1mtral' 11.nd mm DINE1TE with 6 cha irA, "'ilh linen:. Sl2. Por1 t1 crib c• ~" r•d'-.,,_,.,, 1-, l11wn n1ower $20 po11t dlfj:K<'r 1 ,._ 1 -· s ··11 • ·-·O• I"" '-"•hlen 110 nl •. J IA/'-~ IU £,] e11.•.·0 ,.,_ Orl•nt•I oh~ .... mo\'f' S.l-.~··· G raph .. IZTtY ,..., 1 donllll' bech witti 0 <t, '""' ""'· "'' $15. I an• !t'llt with 11trollcr v.cuum 121 _ .. t;in 17 C·,,r $3.5(1 111.rte r1!<h1:ood clothe& ..., "',... ""' ' r .. n1t>ta l rr11 mr!'I S:lS e.11.c.h. \\•llh i·uhCO binding. Sk1 atta.chmcn1 S4. Coeco potty COOier $11 Dog~ $6 Bllhy nck U. lonit· lal'll:e atit-tves .$3.-$1.50. ChiocM-knotted. tripod si5. 962-5271!. M11.ple ,.nta fr~une. ~1 hOOll'I. Ml!e T, 1E 7% S5 car..h. SJ, Ctlall(l113 table .$3. Items Sl~. 64,._9447 afte:r SS. TV ""' $10. 19 g g mal $2:1. .l5401 C:11.mino AWNCO 20 1h mqnetlc new cushions SIO :r pl«e-llobie 11u'rfbolrd. larrt $25. Seal~• S.1. Stroller S3. G.E. $:JO P~l Wttkdtl.)11. anytime RMemary Pl. ('Orner of C'\pl11r11.no. C a p i•lrano ii:peakrr dr1.,.er unltl m. .:ira S20 2 end tablet with 3197 C1pe Vudt, CM 545-tttdina dish $1. 1ate SL ~-· ~.-~. CM. Beach '496-3949. 962-$78. m.atchU!& low f:Q'Ulte ~e. m29 M&-216.~ ,_,._..,. walnut "i th cane t25 TulL ELF.CTR.IC ove.n $25 Cooktop BRASS p!a!M win d\.tpl~ TWIN ~ f:Pdna: tnd mat-BWI: Bedl'OOn\ chair SlO. f15 t W8J' 2 IP9f!d tan SlS. rack&. 31,.iittxll,i ft S2 ffch. quoise: couch, 7' • $2$. S..tur>-trns SlS ncb. Me ta I Green flort1 armchtlr $1.5. 2 ~ ' Wood uft dil'ptay cabinets, d•Y onl1 536-3038 ctblnet $$. Ledltt walnut BollMt SS. l.ailMtl1 rkHrc 1.::::.::::..______ lftx2ft $2 tub. MotOl'C)'de BOY Srxlut hlklJC boots, al• ~k S2S 2 che:lta $U and boots SJO. GlaA fllMrw fad FORMICA ovaJ ~ table ...mdabltld $1 two CtmP'O 7, wne $17 frr I&. No iron s:zs. &!J,nd dinlftc table, 2 ST. 6'7s.J7l6, _ '!'th ' chain. llkl new. Call "i_beelt, 4 chrome fuU wheel ~1t unltann. 1itl! 14, S4 fill• 125, ' dinins cb&in SlO BOWLING Ball and bq $2). bifcn lOPM ~9 <:OWn ~ is. a.Jn lamp, 13> dreu ahoel. size T~~o. e:11ich. Dtlk chair $1.50. WNOll. SWINC.lltt frame, iood con. Jlf!rftcl kit pmt: table, tiool $3. All like new 644-&t7i' Je\.\~lry UNOc. Metal card SIDES TOT atake tnK:tt 9, x dltlon $3. &C-5193 table SlO Sm Ith· Coron a NORGE f'l•ct.ric d~r $23 !II l d 3v• ll ~.I\ 6 FOOT rtdv.'OOd P'tio lab! typewrlle:r. oft\cf: tlt.e S%i ~. rawen, """ • .,.,. 1'8.'' bed $20. 646-1124. . e afld table: $3, An In cxcelle:nl ~=: s~t B~Y ~~:~re:; 51XT s~o. L~t ~ Lad1:n1", A' Flat bottom. all libeq:tau ~'! 2-bfnehOtobl'e :d!..P~ condtUon. 968-2189_ .., t' et•tn r 11tuiwr .... """"M excellenl work boat .,.... ..i • ···" ·-.,.-I ='~'=''i-==o:...~~ e&..co play Pt" S20 Child'• l:>ONt!I Lane Ci\I ""-$20. Dniu be.tr picnic pump GIRL'S clothel, 1izc S.10 $2 peda.1 car SJ,jO 2 SPf.1\llh · 1 worth Slll. Aalrint S~ $15 1 0tarbUreton Sl Neh ~: bed s p re a d • 12 TV Sl5 rattln arm cha.In S1') ea.ch KENfl.10 RE 1aa deyer, aood m-6102. bp tool pnat rr\nd~r $10 clothes, the ~.I.I 33e43 Sj)Aii e:ndtibl• n.1~e't&1 runnlnc conditiol\ Ul. S46-t; Speed Oiwu--"tlle!ll m · Amp!Uier SI . 116 W. 16th French Provlnclal IM!d 'SJ5. fypewrittr stand S2 833-1¥11 05111 IJ3..115f. · •• ~;;:::,••..:;;;;:.·_.-... _____ i .. 540-Sl.;.;.;.;.l..,4. _____ _ ' Blank eun $'1. BABY Crib and maltn• m. 613--2996 Mesh play pen $10. Cbif. PATIO Sale ale; same ferobe $10. Eltttric" tffdi.rc Hema. lowtr prtcu: O:iuch dllJh 15. Padded Cit at $S. 110. 4 captain'• chain S4 962.e749. nett. Dotlbfe bed SlO. Slrcie-L1'0°"'R"'1'"•"-"ett"'°''7:--.:::::-nd-:.,,,.:::::::::::J bed $&. Dtsk SB. Oriental SlO. BabyUne swlnc wt I b nir Slit Chair S3. Doghouae Bassinet, pad and llklrt SS. $8. Amplifier $20. Tape 8Apinette, pAd and aktrt $.\. r'K"mJe:r S20. Baby lhlncs CoUt-t table $5. DiMlll! tel $2--1. Nrw chinawatt S2.\ $10, 2 formats the S-11 rt and Sl O. Electric frytt S4. ro•ch. All 11MV! ltema In !>'ond~ ~t $ lo~ xlnl oondll ion. I a r I e aomr ntw 2iK:--S7. 1111 \Vendt mclint'r ~~ rei:ovtrlnt: Temet:, ~na Beach: $l. 314 7th S1., H.B. 491-1380. .&'l&-31&\.- . -· • " ' I J _ 1 -. ,: ; • • ' ' .:! ·' . I ··1 ;j '. J '"1 " ,I . ' ' ' .. ' . . , ~ •' . ·i l I ' .• -I . ·1 l - • II ~IL., ,.LOT FREE TO YOU COCKER poodle pup.!!, \\"ea~ t'd 3 male, 2 female. 545-3501. 10/3 6 Wk pup, blk w/\\'bt mark- if1gs. 540-1842 10/3 PETS and LIVESTOCK Pets, General MOO FOX, RARE. 7 mo, Sold col- lar, blk lea:s &: ean:, must sell-leaving cowitry. Aft 7:30, MS.-216.1. Cats SlLVER B\u Persian In ancestry. t male, I le male. "l'ra.ined, \\'raned Ir healthy. Hors•• -4 yr old Quarter/thol'Ou,;h- bred Palamino rtallion. Dbl- reg., but paptn are in hands ol previous owner1, t>ut ob- tainable. Lge, strong, "''ell· tempettd. Musi sell. leaving area $250. See at 20072 S. W. Birch, Santa Ana Hts, l \2 blk! !r'Om O.C:-Ai!'pc> • BAY.OELDING'S··yrs. ~s uper. rider. Wil l go English or We't fl!Tn. 546-8456. ALL COLORS FREE DEMOS Priced from $1195. Wintt!r Racing starb soon! CAP'N EDS 2200 W'. Czt. Hwy. NB 645-2244 FREE FUN SAIL Dana P.oi(lt Hobi~ Cat , 496-12,jl 11='====-~Rree 10 anyone who will ~ $5 board bill 546-36.14. TRANSPORTATlllH. - DISCOVE,R SAILING * 14 HOBIE 1' * Da.na Point l:lobie Ca1 ~ 496-!Zil NOW RENTING Spaces in Brand NEW 6-* Mobile Home Park ' l e LIVELY, affectionate Sia- 1 ________ _ mese kittens, 7 wks old, S15. FERRO-ttment H-28 wired form ready for pluterlng, hard work completed. 646-71186 !;43.6056 f2l Registtred Burmese J\ic- t~tl months old $20. each. ~66-039, ULAC POINT ' SIAMESE kitteM. Weaned I. trained $25. ~8. FAWN, litale Chlhuahua. Show stock. 5 mos old. Gn.ndfather I! OiamphJn. Dale's White Prince O\.\'ned by the Emperor or Japan. \Vorth $150-$300. first $50 cub geta. Or trade f9r good tape recorder. power. mow- er, Sony TV. Al!IO rtuct ser- \lice available. 546-~. POODLE, AKC Regis, AP- rioot. toy, shots & 11o'Ormed, 2 mo, male. 642--06:il WHY NOT TAKE A CRUISE?? For L•••• Or -Charter LOW WINTER RATES! 40' \\'httler Cruiser: SleeP! S. IT Venture, sips 4, m~rine loilel, airut..-e I e c 1 r I c 11 y • seagull motor, sl ip, S1899. 002--0689, Make appt. NOW! O\VNER: e 20' Stoop e Wkdays 5.19-8978 Eves I wk· Wood keel boat, Sleeps '2. ~·=""'~'7."'~·~"-'~1.-="""'==:;: 1r-.1ake alJer. 837-7039 NEW '70 T\vin 23' Formula Balboa 20' fixed Kati W/MW Tandem trlr. Lill 548-0532 Sll.300. Sacrifice $8'!)0. 40 Lobster trap.~. nearly finished. '69 ~tach T :t.fuslsng. Sacrifice $2595. 64&-2244. 19' Runabout w/trlr. 160 hp 1/0. All extras. 2 yn old, like new. Ot:\I: cost $5800, sac $360(!. Malle ofier. C&ll eves 4'1'!4J6B1;::m3. • 18'7" SLOOP \V /TRAILER #II 540-1120 540-1123 SHOCK SABOT Tmmac. cond new varnish i new fittings. St~. 675-7379 LIDO 14 w /HVY Duty 'J're.iler S90D 675-34.31 e RHODES 19 keel 11loop w/ many xtras inc. trailer. $1495. * 542-8788 * OUR FAMOUS BEAUT 52' 8-meter Sloop, $17.500. Terms. Sl ip T-38 Oceanside 71-4/794-3645. DIME-A-LINES SOLING NE\V, HALF PRICE 213-431-2-198 Long Beach IN IRVINE ORANGE GROVES Jeffrey Offramp of Santa Ana fru'Y. SEE . Fabulous Models -521Ai acres of fun liv- ing. -i\'lulti-mlllion S mobile home community .. -FUii time. in park ser- vice center. -Continuoug smor free ocean breezes. -Surrounded by moun- tains a: orange groves. -7 minutes from world's Jarge.st shopping center. (Fashion Island.> ""Check These Features Championship La \V n Bowling Green, f'i'ee. car \Vash, Putting Green. Croquet Court. under- roof Shuffleboard, en- closed. Therapeutic Pool. Swim Pool, Billiards, Game Room, Assembly Room , Boat & Trailer S torage Arel!., Lovely Courtyard. -Small pets allowed. 11' Super Sea S nark , -Ima~ne all this from \YASTEKING 'Built-in di!lh-SLIM Master body builder fibcrllass, like new, $180. $11 .SO per month washer, worll:s good $25. $20. Firepla~ set, brus * 962-2667 • 14851 JeUrey Road. Irvine s i mp so n mode I 3 O 3 $20. 2 table lamps $3 each. I::========= CALL COLLECT voltmeter S:E. Garr a rd 2 drawer stand $25. Drawing Power Cruisers 9020 714-832-8585 714-530-2930 model 88/-4 record changer table for draftsman $15. 213-860-5210 714-531-8105 with Fairchild S.'VII ste~ Mirror. size 30·· :<. 48" $15. 3 cartridge $20, Holpoin1 17". quilt lops, hand made Slimline p.xtable S 18 . pieced, pa(terne<I S6 each. Emer90T1 19". S 11m1 in e Plate glas!I chandelier, ap- UHT-VHF portable TV $25. proximately 100 years old EITierson 17''. S 11 m I i n e $25. 12 stepping stones, portable TV $15. Zenith heart 1haped SOC' each AM-f'rt1 table radio $1 5. 80-3% .. x 8" used brick 7c UnusuaJ iron works of ar• each. 2 wooden screen doors SACRIFICE! 25' Baltic Cruiser, twin VoJ. '67 20x43 Great Lakes vo'11. Besl offer for immedi. Set up in Adult Park 11.te sale. Owner 646-3794, Complete w/steps, awninp, Bia. 548-1501. carport It: shed. 23' Owens Cabin Cruise.r, as AVAILABLE ls $3000. For appt to see IMMEDIATELY boat, mail card to P .0 . Ba..<c I ~~De~al~"~'~(1!~4~)~53~1 .. ~I"~'~ 8464,.Founta.ln Valle.)', 92708.1: S7. ~-$2.50 each. 1.-800 'Utt and wheel $5. Kidney shaped METAL Oft)c.e s-A•lwl dlair, coffee table $7. ~fedlcine excellent condition $25. Car cabinet S2. 3 bed frames top canier s:;. Kitchen high $3.50 each. 2 ri11.hirc poles S5 •tool. Coeco SS. 54&-2529. and $2.50. Round smaU table WESTINGHOUSE Washer, S4.50. Chatse lounge S2. 263 built-in $25. Drye:r. built-in Costa Mesa St., C .M . S25. MS-8906. ~. Spoecl-Skl ... ,, -FOR Sale: <Boat 15') '69 Hy. dro Swift w/lop .G: trailer. 65 H.P. Mere. Like new. $200 & assume pmnts. Gd lor ski· Ing I plea!!.Utt~ Ph an e 54S-fil31. NOTED Actor's 21 ' cockpit, fantail 1971 boa.1. 'Vette eng, 9'>-J621, dual ·-mo;, GOW Ny5on caT?l"tinc arxl RADIO, Rl!<'Ol'd player com· heavy jute p.Ad. carpet bl bination SlS. Dinette lab~ 10'11" x 12'5" and pad is 10' S25. 6 dinette c h a I r • 3%" x U1.1". Used, but In S15. Guitar flj. Record sood cordition. $25 com· albums Sl. Lighted vanity plete. Al!!O g·41A" x 8'9~" table $10. Floral print com-L1~,~. ""°'G~1 .. -.. -,-~so~.-.,~, .. ="-,'"°'10 heavy jute pad, like new $4. fort cht.ir $15. 257 Ogle St., Mercury. Llkt MW! Sl500 5'0-l48<. ~•'(p)i1.08'K0 ~""a.64&-0~01145~· ;""ii6.l ,;;"';"~""';.::;!67~"';,,==== _SFJ(:,::F,_::·!Nd"-,-... ~ .. -,~.--,..---wl7t~h I W 0 R K Be n e be 1 $ 6 , ••1tecefvtd" end the date $4 Mahogany chest of rlra\\-'er& S...----Skl lo1t1 9030 ~-S1S-S25. \\\rrk sink with ,;,;;;,.;:=;;;:,..-;:-:.::=:::;-:;::::-I faucet $~. Pwnp for 50 KlNG Stte bedspttad, Tur-galk>n barrel S:1. PVG q~ puff quilted. Good plgstic plpell, f"IE'W 21:4 " JOc condition U>d cle~ S5-fl. V&liou.'I 1iWJ m3.rine e t5' Bristal--nea.r new ~lerc 6.) hp, many extras, S109j, Mt-4563. 540-MM.. p1)'11o'OOd scrapg, al50 leak. IMt Trailers DINETTE '}'able $23. Movie mahogany ·solid I u m be r camera s,l), Projf('tor ~ lOc-$1 Violin, bow ea!if' $25. HI-WAY Boat Tra i ler ~ G 77 w/ilhocka. like new, up to Screen ~ Lite bt.r ..,. ar-~23 · 16• bolt. $150. 67J.01M. rard turTD.blt on ba9t $2). Q=u=E"EN,,.-=s;",.-m=-a"tttt=.,:-;;u"'o.· t ==========- ltfic.U'd cabinet S&. O\ikf'1 Box .pi-!rc and tramt SlO. ..... -• E I rciclW $5. .. 7061. Twill indboerd $1.50. ow.· .... rtne llU p. a .. 3 qetd i..tw. blkt S,Z. bit headboa.rd U. Palk> HERCULES N"\rtlt martne 2r e111··-* SlO. ms Kii· rocm--ss. Sf9..3991, eflllnt tn.nsmisrb'I 165 HP. lybrook• lAm. CM. PA.IRS'l..ow.-.ts1Drecowr Perfect <.'Oncl. 646-042 or 56-U. $25. each. Quilt battinc $1.' M!--0076. PHOTO Con madllne. llkf: a.tlet arid tap 5hlet: SS. s'""HP""Se"'qull-,,,..,,IMc,-. ,-,than,,.,,-,ou.,,,.t- rww $3), Rollw llkalet, .S. Leotard $2. 54$-0MB. brd. wfclutch. PnetleaJly I fl.50..._ Upript vacuum GE Portable a.,...,._qry ntfl', $l;}, ~5640. cltutr $8. Par tab I• aood oonditiOn, ideal tor a SEA KJNC e:ltctrlc fis tUna: tr&nfiltur ndla ~ Gu yauna penon 12(1. Record motor. $45. 17'3 E. Row atoYt SJ>. Couch. sood 0» stand will bokt 100. ti. Avt!. Apt ~ Onnce 633-7326. dltlon $10. Coffee table $.4 • .2.. ~ -PLATll SEXTANT IUoiuocks 12 -· Table · . 1.,,,,. $1-4.\ Sat:&an and &II 5 Drawer chUt of dn•ttt Cd wortctna cond. $1~ 1'11!Xt 1fftlc:, HG Elden. CM_._ $20. ~· ~ T riple Wift. CorMll c.antinental • Paramount Barrington e Unh~rsal t1amingo • General Broadmoor • Star Hillcrest • Cambridre CHAPMAN . MOBILE HOMES J206 N, Harbor, S.A. • 714/~1.81115 * • TRANSP RTATION • TRANSPORTATION Rec"fft'n ehlclN 951$ •mnor•td Auto. ~" -'6 7 Int rnGtlonol DATSUN Scout 4·w drive. RAH.1---=-kc==,,,-------1 Fun in tiw' i¥1'\! VHH 900. ..66 b attW\ 1600 S1~88 Calln,t::.,93 MIKE 1\169 DATSUN w,..~ JJr -cond, Ira: molor. Take ove:r McC~RtHY bal•""'· .,...,., BlJICK ENGUSH FORD 'l~~hBJvd. .at,San ·, c. t:rw)'. 894.J.14 . 531-2450 "· 9425 1=======1 ALL NEW ENGIJSH FORDS NOW IN STOCK DRASTICAU.Y REDUCW NEW 12 x 57 Lancer l e YAMAHA 2SO Big Bear Bedroom on desirable 1pace Sc~mbler -5,500 mi. Xlnt in choice Nev.'JIDrl:.COsta cond. 671-6693 STRIKE POWER \Ve have a i;ooc.. stock o[ ;~.-1v 1970 GMC Camper trucks. Buy no\v, beat the price raise. Also Ca.mper CQmbin- alions and used trucks, UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE i\1esa area adult park. For '67 KAWASAKI 350 '8.-,o liarbor Blvd. !tt'Jt> by pr ivate prty. Phone 40 Horsepower S400 cash Ccist~ l\1esa 540·9640 !\~~:~house resa.le 20:.:4~, ~.10~Y~a-=7:-'~~7'x~:'">4~1644=i;.~T=',-'.-,~h-,-,.-1'65 CHEVY Vi TOD P.U. TO CLEAR LARGE SELECTioit '\ll CHOOSE FROM l G(XI OHC, Pickup with camp. Theodore er. Sale price $3)99 dlr. R S FORD 1 • 438273) IVUJ take ear )n OllN trade, Will fina nce private 2'.l6o Harbur Blvd. parl.)'. CAii ~2 or Costa Mesa 642-0010 494.QU. l~ Beach Blvd. at San Diego Fn ry. 894-3341 -531-2450 DUNE Buggy-Like new. good t-ond . t.1etal flak!> finish, good lires, chrn1 \\"hls, buckel !!eats. roll bar, etc. auto sport. ltd Asking $650. S4 1-llll Authorized Sales • SeNice. ;;: CORVA!R Powered Dune DEMO SALE ~ Buggy. Exccl!enl 'rondition. 1970 Fiat 124 Sports Cpe: · ~ S1. legal. S995 o: make of-Radio, healer, special ex-~ fer. Call E\•e. 545-5243. haust, pin 11.ll'iping, radial '"t 1970 Off road buggy 1300 eng. tires ~ow tnile~. 4 ru11-ro11cage-pass~ai: e . $"2795 .- Jl " .tires l?w bai w/light 9625 Garden .Grove: mvd. ~:,... S595 642--.tt'iS. 5.17-7777 .. -Call Collec1 V\V Off Road. full eage, '67 '69 FIAT 850 trans. llL.-1 5 til'l.'S, rcbll Spidr r-AJ\1/F'J\1 radio 4· eng. $73(1. 832-724.9... speed, .sport exhausl' S)'S- tl'm, must .~ee & drivt to Imported Autos 9600 appreciale this beauty. -'---------l (ZXU-8311 AUSTIN HEALEY $1699 AUSTIN AMERICA Sales, Service, Part• lmme<liate Deliver)' All Model! J!rtuµu rt Jl111po 1 r~, "FRIEDLANDER" IJ7SO-IEACH {Hwy. lf) 893-7566 • 537-6824 U'Ll'l.ft.l'LI : lil'U'l.l'U'l.I "FIAr !Ji b11 ., 1 BR. compl. $450. '10 Kawasaki 100 1rail setup, Ci\-f adl! park. $11 ,500 S375_ O"·ner G13-304S rerm11. 64;....2&81 6 cyl., stick. dlr. tS2747j 1 \Viii take car In trad<' or finanCt' 3100 W. ea.st EJwy., N.B. private-party. 546-40~ or b-tl-9400 54~1 764 494-6811 . * 1960 Sprite * • THINK SQ ' "FRIEDLANDER" 13750 llACH IHWf, ltl BAY S ID E Village '69Yamaha175 Enduro Newporl'11 prestige mobil 1 ,,~L~;'~'~"'~w~·~'~'~!l9~·~--~290oc- bome park. 2 BR. 2 Ba. 1969 Harley Davidson 125 cc 1900 FORD. V8, aulomalic Best offer. 494-8629 ~4-7566 • 537.68'24 . NEW-USED-SE RV. , .. Ideal ~adull spot. Sl0,950. S350 Like ne'>I'. transmission, power !.ieer- Owner 6Ta--lS42 531-7294 ing, power brakes, air oron- MOBILE Home XtxSO. many 1966 Hon d a 160 CC ditioning with l(' ":a Y xtras, top qual. 5 Star Adult :te:rambler. A-I l\hape. New Can1per Cruiser. J ust th e Park. By appt only, Call aft motor &. tires. ~-968-1737 thing for the cycle groJp. 30 • l 'ii!-Y;m;;;;;;,-,i25:-.iiQ-;;;ji;:l~D~l~r.~54<>-~~964~0~o~c~541>-~~3>1~·~o~ 7: PM or anyh me Sun-'70 Yamaha 125, fiOO mi's. •ay•. 11'' •46-026•. wu h ""'· 1<00. c a 11 '63 CHEVY V2 Ton PU BMW Authorized Dir. Sales e Se.rvice e Parts All Models 10 Choose From Service 1.londay 'till 7:00 Pi\1 Sat 'till Noon ~ '66 Fiat Rdstr. Llc. SSL 474 $599 M H 91 646-1960. otor om•s 15 1---c07.==-,,::-------------I HONDA ltiO 6 ('yl., 3 speed stick. r1 h,. S I TS GREYl-{OU N D C on-DIRT BIKE ONLY * 1E83295) Small down, \\li)t CQA T MPOR J1rll.1 por1 31111pon ~, verted-Plush, air cond. Be t-$200 F!Ri\1. 968-1542 finance private P art y, Of Orange County Inc. !er Stt this one ! Sl2,000 I --.~~ ... ~y=,-,~,7A=ll~A~l00tt~--I 5464052 or <194-6811 . 1200 \V. PaC'ific Coast Hwy 548-0914. Lell.11 than 500 mi's. S2'25 o.6~7-,~,...,.,,-,'""°"C~h,-,-~-. -,.~.~bed::;-, -,6 t 612-0406 • 546-4529 6<\6-0055 * * &n.4589'-cyl, 3 spd, step bumper . 3100 W, C.oast Hwy., N.8 . Bicycles 912S 1--...,.~=~-~~~ on/off i'oad tire~. ~ Ion '70 Honda 350 Dirt bike . Xlnl rear suspension. trl r hitch. cond . Extras. 2700 mi. XI 1 · -" 11400 CORTINA 642-9-105 540-1764 '68 FIAT 850 MATCHED Sch11.•inn 3 spd bikes, gold frame, chrm fenden, girl!! has childs seat avl!r re11.r fender. Both bikes $95. 646-:Jl6.5, Mini Bikes 9175 TACO 22 !\1ini-bike In perfect cnnclition, l owner and na"•less. Ne\.\' 1eat, perfect tir'f!s. never \\>rttlted and oll changed regularly. 3 hp Brigg! & Straiten engine, S95, Call 644-0577. HEATHKIT Boonie _ Bikr . ;, hp, like new. S1 73 cash. 357-6.107 aft 6 pm It Sal. MINI Bike 5 hp Ex condition St lO. B&S engine, rronl shocks. 546-5.116. Helmet incl S650. 54:rozlfi. n n1nn1ni;: rouu. . 557-731~). HONDA 1968 Scrambler 350 l .~.,-"-c=..,=,-. -.~,-IP-o~P~.~u-. ~v""s. Xlnt cond. 7500 mi. au1omil!ic. air rond. Big * S42.'i 4~983 * tires. Bool for camper ln- 1970 BMW R75/5. 2800 mi. eluded. PoY.1er steeri ng & xlnl t'Ond. Xtras, wndshld , brakes. S950. Call Eve. chnn rack. \\'hite. 968-3010. 54~524:1. '67 Yamaha 350 YR-1. new '58 ford Cabovcr. 2 ton fla1 - 1op encl. $.'l:iO. 10032 J\ukui bed truck. Good C'on<lillon . H.B. 962-4618. New pa int. Make reaionable --.• ..-"H"O'"N°"D"'A.-l"60c,.-c--I offer. Private party. Call Eve ;,.i5-5243. ' Xln1 cond. ""* 968-5606 --~.,=,~350=-~H=o~N~,~--1 ·52 l')j, T. Willys P.U. Ne"' 6 cyl. Oathefld rng. New SCRAl\1 BLER. EX. CONO radi a lot, gd shape. "* 546-7486 ** 646-.1167. PLANNING to m<M!? You'll find an amazing number o( Juntlshings for your home, find great buys in today'~ Classified Ads. '68 Dodge Van. 24,000 m i's. · xln't cond. \Vil1 lake trade. 646-2698. '46 Ford i1, Ton, stake bed. good cond. $400 finn. Call 673-7932. '67 FORD VAN, air t'flnd. r&h. Will lake t r a d e. 646-2698. '69 DODGE VAN RIH, ~tags, Big 6, 19,!XX> J11i . gd, cond. Very Reas. 499-3618 * 1957 Chevy VS flatbed, l Ton. 4 11peedS. $37j. HARD 10 get '54 :·ord ~ 1on P.U. Xlnl. eond., $575. 56-7098. '6.1 Chevy \'8 ~. ton P.U. 52,000 ml. \-011o'nl!r. r&h. new tires. $995. 546-5008. '6S Chtvy VS % ton P.U. "'!camper. Xlnt cond. SU7:i or best ofr, ST.,..&657. -• '66 CheyY l \9 Ton. .12' Vl n. New eng. MAJ...'E OFF- ER. CALL 6#--6330. '61 CORTINA : Reblt eng, Spider-~-speed, radio, heat-er. Bright orange, very tra ns. New clutc_h. brakes, low milrage on this one lb-es, cuuom _ int. Zl-1any owner, t WAL-4~) X1ras. Sae. }19J. 962-7462 $1299 ' DATSUN "FRIEDLANDER" ~ 13750 BEACH (Hw1. Jf) ~· 89'.'.-7566 • S.'37-6824 ~· ~~ 1=--=---=--------1 ~ '69 F'iat 8:..0 Spider. Pirelli ~ tires, approxima1ely 13.000 ·~ miles. Lie. 195 I\ O y ~ SI.495.00. ~ JIM SLEMONS lMPORTS ~ 2 LOCATIONS ~ 120 \V. \\'ARNER ~ -117 \V. WARNER 4' SANTA ANA 'i Overhead engine, 4 Phone; 546--4119 ~ speed, rad . low mil~~· '70 Fiat Spider ~ S~·ial int ior. Sacrifice. "850". J ust 12 000 miles lime ~ C\'TG566). ke trade or . ' · ~ small ... Awo. ill r t green, radio. heater, all the • "" inance pv extras! 13167 ) pty, Call J\.fa dlr. 540-3100 $1995 i: or 494-7506 aft lll am. ;.-i '66 Dato n P.U. auto sport ltd ~ Special stake~· radio, heat. 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. 1: er. lSYM -5631 5.17-7777 Call Collect ;; $lO'l~ l ;I '67 Fiat Spldor ;j llll.lO s.p T.~ ,t\11 "8~" Special, Lime grtt!n ~, 962.; Garden G ve Blvd. paint..._ radio, he,.ter. JUll :: 5.17-im '!811 Coll ect like new. (VCT-091) ~ DOT DATSUN $ll9 5 l d •' OPEN o4~Y r llU.f,Q Sport t r ANO 9625 Garden Grove Blvd. L SUNDA 337.7777 Call Collect ~ lJm& DH.ch vd. Hunttniton di 342-m'l or$. '67 FIAT 850 f speed, radial tif't'J. dtr. rroc ~l. Small down. WIU - tlnanct private p 1 r I y. 4 spetd, radio, he:1ler. dtr. ~ or 49-MiSll. 1964 FORD °"' ton Pick-Up. (RUC851) Will take cu int~~~~-~----l '-•pd, "'°" '"''· . lnd• or '!""""'...,,,,.,,,.,. '69 Fiat 124 Cpe '· $850. :>48-7632 ty, ~)2 or 494-68 • Exotic red with black vinyl , '&I Corvair Van In P.X. C'Ond . Uuclu!:t seats. Low mUe11, b~ · 1 $700. R/H. f 1petd. Stick. had e>:cellcnt eart. 53cn-• fi.1~. <I Ooo,. Sedan used < 11AVA l tlce! (XLY235J 1'11.ke 'bider '68 ~ Ton Dodie: ·I' bed. Bi& dlr . \\'Ill t•ke I or lin· CIU' In trade. \VIII tlnance \' 6. Step bumper. AutomaUc. 1 n~ private C • 11 private Pltly. Call Pat dlr. , Sl ,400. 645-0082-f>46..4052 or 494-68U . J 1ft IO am 494. 7506. 540-lHlO. ~ ' ) I •I '" I- '. .· .< .... '" ~ • ,. it '• • • .. .. • • ·: I , " t .. , ti : • j •• r , • " ~ -. '· i ' ------• • .. · -. Sat11rday, Octobtr 3, lq7Q DAILY PILOT ITRA"!SPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION 'TRA NSPORTATION fRANS,ORTATION , ~~~!~Tl~ TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION ' Imported Autos t60G JAGUAR JAGUAR.. HEADQUARTERS Th<' only •utnorlted JAGUAR rlealf'f' in t~ enlire Harbor ...... Completu SALES lmportld AutOI 9600 MGB '63...MGI. l<FX~ $1399 J1 rlll~'t1l I 3111lp 1.i '" PORSCHE . . T'66 Pondte. 9J.2 -~"2 $2699 J1rll.1PL1tl 31111po11 ~, 3100 w. Cout Hwy., N.8. 3100 w. Coast H'A')'., N.8. SE RVICE PARTS BAUER BUICK &t2-9405 ~1764; 642-9405 540-1764 I '61" MGB-Liko now I '64 PORSCHE Ill COSTA MESA 234 E. 11th $1rttt 548-7765 KARMANN GHIA '66 OPEL I '63 vw GHIA I WAGON Au1omat1c radio, heatrr Ll-l&!nv~rt1blt". R~m-.. ngine I ('('nse rA.xti5:-.... . overhaul. hat·d ro find mo-5988 de\. Radio, hea11'r, 4 speed, I"'· . MIKE $1099 CHICK IVERSON McCARTHY vw BUICK ;il'l.?,O.'lt F.xi. 66 Cir 67 \X>jQ 8l'ach Blvd. 1970 f-1 .\RROR BL\'D. at Se.n Diego fl"\\')'. OSIAJ'. ~1-Z31-W.0 I '67 Opel Rallyo · I MERCEDES BENZ Sped•! "''"'"'"'""" "dlo, ------· ----heater. radial tires, reaJ nice l·a.r~ (Xl.JD.2201 $1095 auto· sport ltd '68 :\len:'t'de~ Benz 2j(I SL, hardtop and sofl op. 4 speed, pov.!'r steering. radin :iOO healer. n1usr ~C'r lo ap.- 1 pr r o.: i <11 r . :\lu!nr No. 96ZJ Garllen Grove. Blvd. 10003441. S:i. HIJ.00 .·i::1-1n1 Call Collec1 Jii>f S~E;o.10NS L',l ~ORTS I '6G Opel Stn 11-gn, 28 MPG. '63 PORSCHE COUPE -LOC:\TIO~S 1 Good rond. S650 or make of- 110 \\'. \\'ARNER I frr. 952-:l!J.IS aft 5. '64 {17 \\'.. \\'ARN,'l::R I SANTA ANA '60 Opei, runs good, Phorlt': :il&-1\l!I 4 rll'.'11· ri1·r:-;:, s11:1 1 Dr. Radio. hratC'r. air ('On· dilioning. 1.!LX-:U2 1 $1095 ?lt4wu~ 1 ~100 l::larbor Bh·<t. &I~ MG * 67.">112:; * ~==============! PORSCHE '70 911-T COUPE 5 spd, mags, AM/FM, com- fort--crp, --$6800.-Pvt--pty 673.-0693 • - 8 '56 SPEEDSTER . CLASSJ- CAL SiiAPE! Call B i 11 , Bu.5inrsi; 547-S&l, e ''es. S:~l 21:1. W,JPoR"'srn="E~c"o"'n"""'"' -,"n"t \V/V\V eng. r-ou: brake:r- ciutch-chrome/ "·hls. $600. ~Ill.> 8 1962 PORSCHE SC -,._'Int cond, new pamt. Sl900. Pvt pty. 642-1316_ "63 J1t lllptirl )I 1 ll p l1 l I ,, RENAULT Renauli-Rebll ."" . • r· -.. 1959 Porsche-Black w/blk tran1. New brakes & :stereo. ~ int. new palnl. ehrm knock-S200 or offer. 642-3139 . 011 whls. Sf700. 642-9859 ; ~MG'~. '64 PO~E. rebujll ~ ) cnflril' ');;IJ:if ronct; ·.Mlllt "M:U SAAB &THINK ... ·'~' ott«:.fl!1-4f<9, ·.Authorized De"ler "FRIEDLANDER" '65 1 he ·c cpe~ neW' q , Sales a ServlCI! a Parts Al\fYP1\f.•clhne whtt1s/1ki Sonet Coupes .in Stock 1'750 IEA(H (i4WV . JU 1''93-7;)66 e 531-~·I NEW·USED·SERV. rack, Like new 499-4237. Orange County's Nev.·est Dlr, 1 ·68 PORSCHE 912: J spd, COAST IMPORTS :\iag/Wh!s, A;o.1/F'M. Blue. ;~ x:nt cond. S4200. of Orange CountY Inr. * 644-2~32 • 1100 \V. Pacific Coa.a lh"Y· MG Sales, Setvic..:, Parts Immediate Delivery, All t.fodels J1rtuµort · 31111µ o rJs .. ' .. WE HAYE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW's . "ALMOST TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE" IN ORANGE COUNTY • 1600'• BAVARIAN MOTOR WORKS • 2002 • 2500 TIHlt't wti.t 1"411 TrH• ••• 4lb•11t tit. IMW 1600 • 2100 • 2100 cs ... 2001 -~ "'9r .... -' ttleflt "tfle Hit ..... lt11p hi ttte -fM. WW ...... ttte111 M .... ? A.ti n hu 8 ALL COLORS e ALL MODELS tti. ~ .._ .. lat "ll a ...... Wily IMW h letter." 8 IMMEDIATE DELIV'EllY Ot ... f•r tlM tie,. Y•11'll ,.r tte ......., •. '61 PORSCHE Suptr "911": "M1FM , iedio, httlt t, •·•P•td, ch1om• wke•l1. Nol • clt•nt r Pottcht in lown! '61 PORSCHE '$1785 Svper "fO''. Reoil io, he•*••, "·•P••d. lmm•cultf•, !GJS-1011 M"' ... ,, .,, .. <;,,,, IGJSlOll '67 YW CAMPER $2295 •••h, fully 1q11 ip,M h1cl11d . '68 VW $1395 R•dio, h••'••· w1/k thru R1 dio, h•tf•r. 1un1oof. • ;,., ;(1 bo•, plur ''"""' mt11y Rttl Sht•P::.'----~ •"ri••I. Fully •11clo1•d c•l:i•ru . '67 FIAT ,-49-lmmtcult l• condition, Cpo ,, ,.;;,, '"""Good -----~~---~ • .,,,,_ '" .;" bi•<' '68 MERCEDES "2295 buc ktl ,,.h. I TRY-0~":.c'~~~~~=-100 "O"' R1oili1, kttltr, ,1,"li '68 FIAT $1350 _<•_•'_;._·,_,;'_'_"_"_''_"_· _''_'' ___ _ 150 Spidt• 2 d" rtdio, 11ic1 ctr. IYXUflS) hPthr, ult•• 1htrp! '· tWU.6"1 'H YW $CJ95 ''8 vw $1295 ... ; .. '""" .,;,, .. ,, .. • l•w 111lle•t•· H•• "'"' Rtoilio, hi tter, <4 =1p1toil, tir•• .,..; On A·I mt(.htni· ntw l ittl . ll•ck wi tli rtd c tl condition. fSVYltfl i11+•rior. IWIJ=-·':.:':.'_' -----,-r.7.;:=-;;-;~~;;;;;;--;;;---, A :LUGE SILICTION OF -:-lioMunc TlADIS A11tt.1rlttd S..IM • S.rrlc• PLUS Jne Berloltl'• ··~ ·• T&M i.MOTORS f 8081 GARDEN GROVE BLVO. $All$ OPIN SUND.Al' PAlfS, Y•YICI TUU • .' JHUU .. TILL l :H ll<4·l114 t 'h a . L .. .._., ltJ•lllt ......... ............. ·- lmrrted Au~·--'-'°°-Imported Autot 9600 . VOLKSWAGEN TOYOTA '7.l>-JPl.OJA'ic l'n 11ock. lmmedlate tklivuy, (l:JOIYIQlrlAJ '71 COROLLAS . HERE NOW '''aa()fl6. 2 ors. CouPf'• Automatjca A <4 Speed! DEAN LEWIS 1!166 Harbor, C.l\I. 646-9303 I BILL MAXEY $2199 I.R.S .. 4-spced, radio, hrnf. 'er. "'irr \1·hcl'Ji; and radial liL't'S. A-1 mrehanical cond. tTYV-950~ $1699 '61 VW 0. Lux. Bus Sflllt tront stalfl, rad!O,Oeat. er:~ O\.\'Mr .. Haa all 1 ~ ~xtru. l • 21981 $2195 auto sport ltd 962:i Gartle11 Grove Blvcf. 537. rm Call Collect '67-VWBug . Radio. Clean. dlr. ~lusl sell, .w i 11 -~ce. ('nJU3J8 ~94-7144. ~ '66 VW .cAMPER, id cond. S1800 or belt offer. . .......,.. NEW VW BUG $55.89 pr. montb lmeorted Autoa 9600 Imported Aut.. 9600 Uaed Cna 9900 U..d Ca" 9'00 . VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN BUICK CHEVROLET •64_VW_ ~69 VW__51m~r • '70 E.1tat,L..WGfo .. 1~-'~6" CAl'JllC Sundial ·-nilS U a new 70 Au10maUc afr condlt1onb1$. 2-0oor H.T. S.t. Auto., radio, Glea.mins white, wl tb reQ in. camper unlt. Jt ha.s water radio ht~tq C• W02) IW'•t~. pG'ftr '•~, le.riot" can finance privale Pf'Hllu.re, ice h9x. iilnk, AM/ ' 543' 88 powt!r ltr:a~ factory~ air f>tt,rtY. Lie, llGS-BEJ Fl\. radio. j11$1 all the emu ,· _, · t t "· K C0Ju.. V"'Y 0 p. ~-$799 ~=~you bclleve onlJ Ml E RUH ~l CHICK IVERSON $2995 McCARTHY , $Ml6IK88E VW a1~to sport ltd BUICK 1970 HARBOR BLVD. 9625 Garden a,.., Bl"<!. M~CARTHY COSTA ~JESA 53i·TI77 Call Collect WOO Beach Blvd. "' '68 VW~Bug VOLVO •• "'" m .... ,.,.,.,.. BUICK -=-89C-3.Ul -531--- ....... radio, "'"'" dl'-1--------'65 BUICK . <XDT 6281 Will 'ake 'h'ade or linance private party. L.rll'Ll'Ll'LI Elec. 4-Dr. Std. V-8, 6UI?., 5'16-4052 or 49-l-6811. THINI R.t-H, P .S., P.B., fact. air. EJR 67! 1910 V\V Camper Bus West-'VOLVO' $ 1488 tall• modd , pop-top, ""'· radio, aJl extras. Gorgeous Ill ~IKE '~"'1. '"'"' ,;,; s1m """" "FRIEDLANDER" McCARTHY new~ S3a{l(l. can :X.7-8117 or :l~i-112"8. 1:11M a 11oC1t tMWT. :nl 893-7566 • 537-6824 BUICK NEW·USED·SERV. '70 Cadillacs 1~ B~g, Qmf, at San Diqo Frwy. ...._ . 531~ . '63 Continf'ntal. Ne11• urcs. S6GO. ,....., air cond. CORVAIR '63 Jagu1r Rdstr. '63 CORVAIR ' ' TOYOTA & VOLVO TRADES $2395 '68 Volvo 1800 Cpe. It . H .. 4 1p11d, 0"1rcl•i"1 !XllC,44 1 $1295 '66 Volvo 122 Sod . 51595 '61 Volvo 122 Station W19on • .. H., 4 •ptt cl. IVEJ154 1 $1095 '61 Toyot1 Coron.1 s.d. R., H., 1tic~. IVORll!4! $1295 '68 Toyota Coron.1 Std. 11., M., •1.1l•m11;c, !VGE4f4 l $1495 '68 • Triumph Spitfire M1•• Ill Rod1tr. R., H., <4 1p11cl, wh••l1. IWXN<4S<4 1 $1195 '66 VW Squ1r1blck W19. 1.., M., 4'tpttcl. !XSSfSol l ...,;,, $1795 '68 Toyot1 Coron• HT. Cp1. It, M., •1.1tom1ti,, .1, t WFE 11J l $695 ' 'S9 MGA CfM. H1rdtop R .. M., 4 •p11J. l 'XSl 42 1 $1195 '67 MG Mld9ot ce~cl. It, H., 4 1p1•cl, w;•• ... l.1111. $1295 '64 MGB Ro1d1tar II .. H .. 4 •P••d. ,..;,, wh••'• !OMU2&JI $1595 '69 Volkswagen Bug R., M., 4 ,,, ... l)CSS9S4 ) $895 '63 TR38 .lto1d1t1r R •. H., 4 ,,,,,, wir• wl•1h. t'RA4l'41 $1695. '69 T oyot1 Coron• S.i. R., M., •ulom•tic: IYIU•Sf l DEAN LEWIS IMPORT$ • 1966 HARBOR BLVD~ COSTA ,MESA . ' ' ' IKHV-317/ $995 CARS ~~ 2100 Har bor Blvd. 66-0466 ----~·-·-BUICK '66 RIVIERA Auto .. R&:H, po\\·u ill'l!rina: l bra ke'· a ir , chtume wheele. Lice~ SYR 928 $2388 MIKE McCARTHY BUICK 15.\'(I Beach Blvd. ,., San Dll'!fO l'Twy . 394.3341 -531-2450 '61 RJVtERA: NU ~l.Y&la.s&, I air, F7P, ~.000 mi. 1$2100. • 546M73 j '&9 BUICK SPECIAL .f Door set1a~. Aulomatlc, air cone!., po1Wr' t reerlng .er. brakes. IYQB &XII $25B8 MIKE McCARTHY BUICK -155..'iO Beach 81\.·d. at Sa.t Dleao Jo"'rw)', ~r . 531-2t50 '61 RJYJERA: NU Polycl••s1 air, l'/P, 52,000 ml. $2700. • 5464-f'15 CHEVROLET '66 CHEVY lllation 11·agon -V8. 11.U!Omatic. PIS. fac air. S!lj(I &14-29j\ aft ti pin. '58 Chevy $135 'il Bel Air. $XIO OR BEST OITER. Good transporta- tion car. 4!1-1--4891. 4 Spted. radio. heater. fOHV 1661 $588 MIKE McCARTHY' BUICK 135.JO Beacll Blvd. a t San Diego l''rwy, 894-3341 • 531-2450 19fu Corvair. Conv. Auto u-ans. R<.dio I Mater. Nr1v paint. 673-7967 aft 6. 1962 CORVAIR best ottr:r 548-393'1 or 2038 \\laUact Apt E Ci\f . LOOK! WHAT WE HAVE FOR YOU 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 'H MERCURY CYCLONE \II, I U .. ,, pO-,_....., tlr\t• lltH, -I (0¥Vt. ,.,. OK u r Hi "'lfY wt•. (WIO t1'J, '67 FORD GAL. 500 VI. IU!D., lK..,r}' t+t, llOWlr llltrfnt. OIC 111 t V'llr¥ Wfy, V.,y t le111. /VCIC 1.\4~ '65 PLYMOUTH VALIANT t ''', 111<• 11\!tt, ,.,.,," l!Mitr. • INd ~•"" """' c~ 1r• 1n ''"' J7l1. 'H IL CAMINO S.S. JH $1599 $1599· . -I r • • • . '· ' .,-::· •• . .. .. &LY PILOT Sat11rday,-Octobtr l , 1970 , JNSliORTlTION TRANSPORTATION TRANSl'OllTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION i.:..:=====-=='--"-':'-'::=:---,,.-----..,---1-------·1---"',;.;..:;.;.;,;,;,;_,_ TRANSl'lORTATION _ TRANSPORTATION TR~SPORTATION UMdC1rs flOO UMdC•rt -UMdC•rt -l.!:No:!::".!Can:::.;:,_ ___ 9::1C::O-:::O::Ne1:::w::,_:C::•::;rt:,_ __ _::_:::.::Ne:::w:::..:C::•::;••:;_ ___ Ml:::;•:.+U:.Md=.:C::•::;rt:;._--...::-;;:: Uood C•rs -UMd C•rs - • CQRYi'l Ii ~ BRAND NEW '71 MUSTANG BRAND NEW '70 BRAND NEW '71 , 11RA~D NEW '7t '11 • I POmACS • ARE HERE!' '?UltE l'OHfUr£" FOl 1971 IS H(RI J«IWll ie.w Stylifll, \ New ltGuty one! F11t..llou5 ,..,. lor111011t1, tit i11 the Greo1 New 1971 '· i ro11tia(s ... ~.i .TEST DRIVE - •"' lUXURIOUS ·n W"llt \ Trotk'ln Todoyl , , , ELECTION OF STILL-' FINES -'ND DEMON• NEW I 970 p:~!~~~~LE -'T tJNB E • STll-'TORSs•VINGS! LIEV .un.E ~ ·Q\JALITY VSED C-'RS-' T GREATS-'VINGS B LE ~8" • dr. Sedon. Air cond.. power steering61iifil:es. Rodio, auto. tron~ (TR.1673) '65 B.UICK . RIVm A llotk boou1y w;,Jo bla<k ;"'"°'· '"''"" $13 9 5 trim, a.r cond., power st..,;ng, bfdkes & windows. jPJXll71 , • '62 OLJ>SMOBILE $ 9· . Starfire 2 dr,i~powtr steering & brokes, auto. irons-: 3 5 radio & ~ & tathomelrr. .-·· (Of'Y300) • · · ~!~!~.'!!.'! .v~ ~-.heal.,, s495 FiniJhed in SilYtr (PCE066) , '70 CHEVELLE , -MALIBU. Air.t.Qndilj9ning , todio, htoltr, auto. .......... -.(ZWW 122), '67 G.T.O. . $1495 ltotk inttrior. wirii blotk txteriof and whitt londou top. A smart looking cor wilh pwr. s1e1rin11 & bralitts. outo. tram .. rodio & heater. (XUI 494). ~~1~!~!~.lowmH..,t,IH"r wi• s1495 block top. (WEE 852). '69 PONTIAC le Mons. Rodio, ..,,_.., power slfff'ing. power brok•s.. londou top, air conditioning. fxtrtrntly ,,,.,, (l(Xl271) '70 PONTIAC Lt 1'ol1 2 door H.T. Auto. trcm.. power s1wing. oir tonditioning. S yr. or S0.000 mill warronty still In .tfttt. (3S7 ADY) 7.!~~!!!!c ..... ··--53088 bnJlw. auto. trans. Goldtnnlcl Ytnow. (M9 AZP> CREDIT CONSULT ANTS. on Duty 9:00 a.m, to 10:00 p.m, CALL 541·2681 •rcORVETT MAVERICK ·~-.,,.J>ra1<es-• GRANDE. §ootlJ O'OOt •OF02ru6J03, ""'""" - MUSTANG MUJ_'tANG --~_!H~N_G . H~T;.~th-soft.:top.-4..apeed_, •OK911.JC457, 2 Dqor-Sf!d#n, StettinC r/b....&d-t:irn.:.... top elec~1c windows, . power Vmnillion finllh With Plaid S850. 564867. 1lf'ering: AM/Fb M I radio, Interior, 250 CJD1 f:n&lne '68 Mus••-.. Stick, pl• new •OR041''164930 1\1 OD VS. 302 CW vs:-.1nstrument 8 050 0'137. VB, Cru~ Cruisomatie ·~r Stee1'-puge!i, Cniiaomatic, Belted matic, Po"'er Slttrin&, f'Ow. inl, Air ~itioninl, Elec· \Vhlle Y.'all TirH, Pov.-er er Oise 6take11, Air Cone\;. tJic C I o e k, Inttrw'nent St~, Air Conditionin&, Gla.u Belted 'fires Radio. Ga11ge1 Belted Whllewa11 Radio, Tinted Glaaa, WtM!el Tinted Glall5, In1'trument Tiret. 'Vlnyl Root. Tin~ Covm, Wiadow S tJ e It e r Gauges. Competition 1115pen- pow~r disc rakes p1us tac-Select Shift Cruim tic' -0& -. tocy warranty. (ZNB-958) . ma • brakl"I, Good cond. $2499 White Wall Ti~1. A~nt e ~ • Group, Radio lfealer Win---------dow gtlckf.r j256() olicount 66 ?\lwitang ~ cyl~uto new "FRlmlANDER" 1'750 H ACH (Hwy, nl 893-7566 • 537-6824 • • • • . COUGAR ' '63 Coupt, loaded + air,~ der 14.tXXI mi's, $2800 firm. 644-1205 wknds/or alt T pm '67 Cougar GT, air, p/s, R/H, Disc brakes. Must see. $1795, 644-2450. DODGE ---'62-Dari- Wagon · Automatic, radio. heattt. (MPN 022) $299 MIKE McCARTHY BUICK 15.550 Beach Blvd. San Diego F'rwy. 894-3341 • 531-2450 '69 DODGE RT FULL POWER + factory air, 21,000 carefully driven miles. Must liquidate immttlia~ ly. 1st $2677 buys. #1049, CHICK IYERSON 1--1---'JY:l,,~ --. 549-30)1 Ext. 66 or 67 • 1970 HARBOR BLVD. ' . '6.1 DODGE Dart GT, kpd, 273 cu in, 235 HP; RIH, bucket seats, Ruru: Xlnt. $750 642-6795 '62 Dodge Lancer 4 dr Sedan. Auto. Radio. heater. 6 cyl. Nearly new tires, good bat- tery, runs gocxi 968-5822. 1968 Dodge Coronet 440, 2 Dr. _V.:8..-auto....p/s,-L.andau-b.>pr -Alr-conn. 1...oW m i I eage . BEAUTIFUL CAR! $1950. 96&-2803, '70 Dodge Challenger, full pwr. air cond. 8-5: 540-6900, ext 222 Eve: &l.~2538. '00 STA wg~gnxl cond. Ir.- qui~ 1861.~ E, Rocheiiter, CM. Wknds or bcf 10 wkdys~ FIREBIRD '68 fo~ircbird 350-17,000 mi, 4- 11pd. loaded! Beaut. $2000. 642-6747 or 646-3773 '67 Fireblrd-6 cyl. very clean. Leaving for Europe, must sell. 830-3136 FORD TOP DOLLAR lot CLEAN USED CARS Si>e Andy Brown THEODORE ROBINS FORD :nio Harbor mvd. Costa Mesa 64Ul01fl '66 FAIRLANE WAGON Automalic, !lower sleering, air oond, slereo tape, dlr. !TAY 27!!) Will take car in trade or finance private par- ly. 5'16-4052 or <194-6&11. '61 Country Sedan, auto, p/s, R/H,-nu painl, tires. Rather nice, actually, 165 "D" Ro- chester, Cl\f. 6t2·2900 3-9 &: '" 1967 Ford G8.:laxie 500 2dr sedan. R&H, ps/pb, !act air. Xlnt cond, l~\\'flf':r. S1 695. 1887 T~hiti Dr, Cfl1. '67 Fairlant' conv. P/s. r&h, elt'Cl lop. 390 CID. 42.00l. Sharp in1, xtnt mech. No fault. S995. 846-1165 '69 FORD Ranch \\'<1.gon. Auto: fac air PIS - ~tereo/radio. Xlnt ond. Sac. 127:5(1. 837-4907. . '66 GALAXIE CONVRT. Auto • P/S, i::/B, air cond. Pvt Pty: $895 or bst otr. 675-8~06 1962 rord station wagon. R&: H. automatic. Mechanics SJX'ciRl. Phone 968-5214 after 6 P.~f. · '63 FALCON SPRINT V-S, 260. 4 ~pd. Nu paint. Gd. roTJd . $475. 962-3151 &l:z..5840 1969 Ford LTD 2--dr HT. Vinyl roof. air, pis, pfb, nidio. $2800. 847-6138. '62 Font Falcon sta. wq. 4 rlr., R&:H, auto trans. $250. X1n'fcond. 962-9781 . '69 Ranchero 500, -Hpd, R/l-1. y,•/s/w. Xlnt cond, $l'B,j. TI4/_830-6411. 1966 Ford LTD, iood ~ (fffion. sm. - Call 963-1431. MERCUlY 'S.i J\fontclalt 2-dr vinyl HT -. AU....cood, WPb. new tire1. · · btry & radiator gd tires $318 1 muat tell S!MXI 615-7550. Glass, RadiQ, Wh~ Coveri. $3892. Olacountt zion. Window Stl<:ker price :m~ sticker .$4060. Dis. $&34 . $<1315.:¥1. DIACOUnt • '69 'Mach l 428, 4-spd, Io mi. Sl&OO er reu \lller. Aft 5 PIP.., ~-'Q.l"!i' _ _ _ 1966-MU.ltang.HT --Auto • .la.c air, new tires, p/1. White. Xlnt cond $13.iO. ~2226. Say you saw it in the DAILY PILOT! $711 l--EQL1___,97 ___ 1 __ _ ., THE_~EINAL STEP. .UP!<' •• , .... -# LUXURY PRESTIGE QUALITY IMMEDIATE DELIVERY " '{, ' . THIS OUTSTANDING MOTOR CAR IS EVEN MORE OUTSTANDING IN 1971. FOR AN EXPERIENCE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET, COME IN TODAY AND TAKE A DRIVE IN THE NEW LINCOLN CONTINEN· TAL OR MARK Ill FOR '71. Orange County's Finest Used Care Over 50 To Choose From ' f 69 COMET $1666 Sport~ coupe. Fully factory equipped incl. radio & heater, etc. 362AG '7 0 MONTEIOO MX $2888 Radio, l'lcater, V-8. automatic trans., power &tci?ring, factory air & in factory warranty. f252AGPI I . '67 COUIOAR $1888 Auto. trans., RA:H, P .S., FAC- TORY AIR CONDITTONING, \\"hlle·\\'All tires, e"tc. ITUX190) - f 69 MUSTANIO $2444 V8, automatic, factory air. PS, R&:H. landau top. 11.000 actual miles. lXRP9141 I f 66 IUICK RIVIERA $1999 Automt1.tic, ft1.ctory air, full po\\·er, R!-H. fIP1'2501 • -I f 66 MERCURY COLONY PARK $1666 St11.tion \VagoIL Full po\\·er t1'ilh factory air. driven only 3.'l.000 miles. I RR27M I I 69 CONTINENTAL $4222 Coupe. 8, factory air condition· Ing, full power, radio, heater, t.endt1.u Roof. All Continental luxury features. (YPT8JOI '67 FORD GALAXIE $1333 4 Door Hardtop. Automatic, fac~ir, PS, PB, Rl-H. <V I BETTER IDEAS MAKE BETTER CARS AT - ohnson•son UNCOLN comNERTAL • MARK m • MERCURY. COUGAR 540·5630 COSTA ,MESA 2626-liaftaor lilv • • THREE GEl\'ERATIOl\'S fl\' TUE AlJTO/lfOBILE Bl!Sll\'ESS THI OLDEST ISTAll.ISHID "FACTORY DIRECr• LINCOLN·MIRCURY DIALIR IN OllANGE ,COUNTY ' ~-..:::::._.::;;;;::;;::==~;_;_==::::.~~~~-~"--~~~-I _!650~,962-~_,n ____ ~ - IN if -<;O~Jt~ !l;~ MES A . •:..!'-~ ~ "Specializing fi .. Close-Out. Ab!. REMAINING '70- BUICKS MUST BE I SOLD NOWI RIVIERAS ELECTRAS ~ LE SABRES SKYLARKS GS.SOO's All Go At Savings You Won't -Believe • One Of orange County's Largest OPEL ~-SELECTIONS i . t At Close-Out Prices ~ -' ·i T I ,,, DD. "' .,._ .. ; . " • . ' BAUER ~~·---~--~-- BUICK IN COST~ .--MESA '.' 234 E. 17th St. COSTA MESA 548-7785 ' ---~-- ------------------------------------------------ • ! f!oor Sedan Ca.liforrUa Gold Black Vinyl· Interior Under. 25,QOO> mi. 3R3 cu in, V-R, 2 bbl. Automatic Transmissio n Power Disc Brake-s • ..! ....... · ......................... •.• ................ . '68 Camaro Z28 ' 4 speed, 1ha rp car, radio, heater, top co ndition. low mil es . (2366 ) CONNELL CHEVROLE·T '65 Corvair 2 Dr. Hard top. '4 ipeed, reli11 , Nice car. High rubber. (PIG- 176 1 TRANSPORTATION '64 C:HEVY Convert. Auto., Redic, P.S. ( KAP5J6 l '62 C:ORVAIR Convert. !UMD972 ) '60 IMPALA 2 Dr. H.T. Strong. lFXR713 ) 'U C:HEVY 55 2 Or. H.T. Auto., Rad io, P.S. I LUJ8 It ) '63 fALC:ON $499 $299 $299 $599 '68 Mustang VS, redio, heeter, power steering. 29 ,680 Miles like ""w. !WIC877l Strong car. low mile1 . VI, power 1teering , R&H , euto- matic tran1., Weekend 1pe- ,;,1, IWP0085 1 YOU BET' Auto., R&H. Good ctr. 12721 1 $499 '64 MERCURY MONTCLAIR '62 V.W. IU~ $499 Stick. Good tr1n1portalion. !~638 ) 35,000 CAREFUL MILES --------------·----------·---- WANT AD '66-Cadillac " '67 Cougar The right one. Vt, it•wer 1teering , R&H, automatic, factory air. Str•ng car, right miles . !VH 06351 Coup• OaVilla. N.f.C.E. VinYI roof, full power, air cond., cli- m•+• control. Thi1 c•r de- 1erve1 •nice home. !SLX92t) MODJL & DESCRll'TION '61 PLYM. CONVT. Aulo., P.S., RIM, 1ir c•"~ .. njc f n••r n1w p•w•r l•P· (Z10186 l '68 CHIVILLI VI 2 Or. H.T. Aul• .. RIM, 25.000 milt t. I ••n1r, you will •ppr•· ci•t•. IVTP669 ) '67 CAMARO S.S. R&H , •ulo .. P.S., llO Vt , • oth- •"to eke••• fr•"'· fUUV 617 ). Suri it e~••P· '66 CNTRY. SQUIRE I 6 p•n ""•ton. VI. RIH, P.~ .. 1ufo.; •ir. !TIG4Ql l '69 FIREBIRD 400 I VI, • 1p1e4, P.S· .. R•flio. Now ru bb1r. Nl11. !IKG550l KELLY BLUE BOOK $1960 $1810 $1810 OUR PRICE $1299 ·$1599 · . s1299 . $1560 / 11099 s28ss I •2.399 '65 IUIC:K 4 Or. R&H , 1uto., •ir i1 cjood. I HOM631 I $599 Autometic, rad io, heeter, pOwer 1t•trin9, t ir condition ing. A coll•ctor'1 Item. Ctr h11 hed tend er use e nd Y•U 1ur• 1houltf take e good look et thh. 'I FMZ002 I :6~ •. ~~!~J~ .. c.~~~~!. / $1705 low mit•1. Sp•ei1I. !XSSlll l /· $14.99 .: 't199-· 6'-IUICK:----~~,$499-- Speciel. 2 Dr. H.T. P.S., R&H , 1uto. I BEH,19 1 S-P-fC1-At-s1-o-9-9- 2828 HARBOR BlVD;- 546-12-03 ' ----------.. --- '67 PL YM. BARl!ACUDA _ _ _ _ _ 2 D" H.T. UH,"''" •.S .. t••· $1510 • 91ou1 e•r. The pri11 it rlg~t. ( VEE0.19 ) ' ' ' • • - . . . I I • • • • Yes, We--Mave Been Jeftipg New~For_ds .bllyTlte .D~ze"s •• ; -~'~:els'; .... 1\-th_e'~lors-'A'! With The Model Run Bufld.·O·ut They Have Befn Piling Up • ; ~ ; • And Now At Any Cost They ~ ust Go.-Brhrg .. Y-our -e -ar1 Your Wife, ,Y_our titl~. ;~ We_ Mea"=-Busjness •• ; Yes, QrQstic Price -:Cut$ Plus P.INTO TRADEilNS IMPOR-T .SALE .. :,... .. ·~ .. -'fiA_·· 1.\."ii" 'H OPEL RALLYE ·$1:699 ' , __ ,lfi1J.l,\:J Yellow with black interior. YRX~I04, · , , '65 LTl>-2 'Dl. H.T. $1299 '68 OPEL COUl'E $1399 'R/H, ·P.S., Air. OVM-863 "Air" cond. WWK-617 , . .,-,70,-G:-A-LAX~IE~2.,-DR:-.07H.-=-T-,Y-8--$:-2-9_9_9 '66 AUSTIN HEALEY $1399 R/H,lendeu to,'p. P.~. oir."20'6-AGS Rood•tor. ZKG-727 70 MAYHICK $ 999 '67FIAT150 SPYDER $1.299 ZDU-731 1 lime Roadster. XAW-674 '70 MAVERICK YI $2499 $1299 R., H., A"tometic. ZVS-575 Wagon w/auto. XXB-750 ,'-68'--<0'-"l'E-L:...;;WccA.:.:.G.;.:ON-"-----$-1-.2-9-9 ~~~~INO COIRA $2519 Good car. VTP-798 '69 AUSTIN AMERICAN ... CORTINA GT. $1199 'z6c'a~u2:TANG $1999 S~h•~rP:.:..·~W~JL-'--30~1 _____ .__ __ '70 YW DUNE IUGGY $999 . '6t FORD STATION WAGON $2899 Very •hup. Stl. •2511 R/H, P/S, A.T . _,,.,.-':.,,.,.,'.,,,,-:--=~-----:--- 'St YW DUNE IUGGT $999 '69 T-llRD $2999 loll bar & top: l 11 -BEW Full power & air. XTS-6 J '4 ,,-,..,.,--=-".,.,,.,-.,.,,..-----~-- • VH' 67 G~OA~l UN SEDAN $899 '67 GALAXIE 500 2 DI.· H.T, $1199 ------------R., H., P.S., VS, A.T., A;r. YRU-684 :.=.:.:..t~.:.<'!.:.:.rt'-"~~;..;;~.;.:~S-'-_;0.:cE~'----__..$_8_9_9 ~~M~O~~TANG $11 .99 'U YW DUNE IUGGT $699 '66 T·llRD UNDAU $1699 Raady to go. HZK-829 . Full power, air. SZV-780 • ., FIAT 124 CPE. $2299 '66 GlWIE 500 2llr.H;T. ' SB. :99 l:::_:i<::_· "'f.XZ::_:::· :::.·:.:124.:_________ VI, A.T., P.S. •2672 ·~'!:.'r~1":~U-749 . $1-099 · . ~':S-~7~~TANG .$999 l •• .. . • . '67 DODGE CHARGH R., H .. P.S., va ,'A.l. XOB-137 '66 DODGE · · . • .YJ. R _lj., R,~; J1<llgw w/blk -IA\ "t\.~ .·interi6fl ·sa~J . .n-. i:!.!i\.J'-!I~ J.!.~ '68 FUIY 111 ·• · • • I 'R .. H.,A.T ... P.Si WA"M:j"~I '68' :CHlVY NOYA $2'199 · · · d v· 8 ''H RAMILlliffa ·liM•ASSADOR 019-AKM. -4 spee , • R H p s !lRHc '68 'CHIYSLER NEWPORT $2499. . " " '.,Air ·251 ~i Ho:o~··,~84 ~~··:.~:15;~AN 2699 ~If ~m Full power, air, vinyl top. XtT-467 ·: 1RUCK '68 OLDS TORONADO $s 2899 .! Full power, air, AM/FM. ~IA\ .,-;\_if $1199 $1399 $999 =·61~1=MP=A~i-:-'--'~~~......,.E~1~4=9=-=-9 ·.lQ.1.!.l,\:] R .. H .. P.S .. Air. TRK -069 ii '10 ~' TON CHIYROLET $2999 .,7.67'°"C7.A~M,.,.AR=o------$r-=1-,3~9==-9 Li e. 889978 " , . WAB-266 '66 CHEVROLET ; $999 '70 F100 RANGEi Pl"·UP $319-9 ·VS, R:., tf . .,P.S., A.T. Red & white. SBL-197 55998E -"" :-c..66~o="L~DS~T=o=Ro~N~A=Do----$~1e~7=9=-=--9 '70 F100 '"TON ' $2799 Full power, air-.TSP-676 _ , · , '15597·2F . l, l.t -~~ •. ,-;HPO= .• ~:aT=.1~~~~ ..• =PoS~NN=1=v1~LN=E--$---=1-0~9-9 ;:-.,6t;-E;:C:::o::::NO::;L::::IN::"E 7:su=l'E=it-::Y"'AN::---$;;-2-7_9_5 l ie. •15b93E ·.' '65· INTHNATIO~C $999 534-447 • '64 Fl 00 PU W /CAMl'El: s ·9· 99 -/,\\. 'IT\'ii' P96830 I .lfi1.!J.\:J ;,_,'2;-;C;;:H;;;EYY=·CA:;;. R:;:RY:;::!A;;:l;-L ---..;,$_7_9~9...:... o!.!i\.J'-!I · F6l243 'H-1.LYMOU.TH..JIOAlll.UNNH $2199 ~ '~67W--it>;;&i:V"iyA;;;N-;:~ru;;==-.,-:;s:::·2=a=-=,~,. 4 •pHd, VB. XTM -1 ll ~ vrs.429 · ,~~HA.~~. A.T., P.S., 18.000·mil•'-ii 1999 'H CHIV.can V• "" $1-299 ')HTY-767 -R37-513 ' • I ' -· ~ ----. ,._. ' '.l · • ." A. RA'8S F001~l ~ ' . • YERS llf:RE . TUESOA Y . ' ' 7:00 P.M. : . Tom'1t Mo..., C!.rtr MIUor l P~Curr;;n D•vid R•y Jeff Jordan Lorry Smith Come In •ncl S.y Hollo -. 1_ I I I I I r I JIOR JOHN NORTON F .4RRAR, ~rdioer, Ed6ar""'11t (Mau.) Y olU1tker Fire lhportmettt ltf61aa •/liar IM 1ra1~ near Dyh Bridfe ill ClaapJJfUluiUkl in IM ••..,...r o/ 1969, I rea alutt •/Nr 1'* relltOfffl llae bofly o/ M•ry Jo Kopttlane from a1ae •unhn car, you Mid you ,,...,,., alaai •M ""6lal laaH been uoe4 laad an .J.rrn been .aunded lnalflediol.ely,, Br11 receady, I reod llut1 heo flrin4otN o/ IM et1r 111ere luaoc"4:1 co•""uly oal •Mn IM-au landed-ia.-llt.-ti/Hlkr.-Bo• . IJa.11 couU llaere laatH!t been a" air lodt-Mr•. F. D., Qainey, M .... • The car landed in the water upside down with the windows close to the bot- tom -0f the pond. An drective air lock wu created between the part of the win· dow nearest the water's surface and the ftoor of the car. The .Jength of time that the air would la.st would depend strictly u~ntheairti«btintegri~ofthecar and woold have nothing to do with the windows beiag open. Ten boon after the accident occurred, when the .ur was re- moved from the water, there was enough • air still in the trunk so that it was vir- baally dry. 'Oil CllltTIS r .4.IUl, IJinJdM, s.l.diw Senice SyllOl I/ Penora X u.e.I • c.u/~ ... 1-A, -"""" ailil.ry mfe. louery --ber ISO, •"" ••.,,_r penea, Pe,.... Y, u.e.I .. c-••dkr\ ... .i.o I-"1 -" ,._, leaery •••Mr JOO, """'41 Per- ... Y di pc mltM .. /.-e Per- ..,. Xt-IL C.....111, N0t.-., C.... • Each moeth, Selectne Seniee &a· llOGDCet • •cenmg •Umber" to be ueec1 the following moath. If the number is 190 (aa it was one recent month), no local board w.,..ld be able to induct a registrant with a higher eequenc::e ~ DWD· her. Comequmtly, while Penon Y with lottery nmaber 300 would not be eligible for indactioo. Penon X with lottery number 150 would be. JIOa KOSS .uLEN, ' It... Jflka Rqtilc /rutilale, Milofti I• ••e ff U.aoll4'6•cl ........ lledllrllal, ..... ... ii .......... ~ .,. .. ;,.._.._.._. ...,,,__,,. E. 0.-.llertJ, 0-..., l'la. e The diamondback nttleenake feeds both day uad aight. It waits fOI' prey (rabbits. mice, rat.I) beside a trail, strikes acaarately, whether it can aee its prey or aot, ~ follows the trail of the-~i· aoeed anim&t----. ~em!Yomsell---- POR BETTY F. MINTZ, asuono~r. Astromttry and Aiuopltysic& Di.ision, U.S. Navy HOWi •rtd 111laen ..,.. & ...... u'• Coinei du- ec>Pered1 Flaen .Ill ii ae.sl bee.-. t1uible in Nor11& .4111er- ice1-Jolan K. Benneu, Saeromen· 1o, CaU/. e Comet Bennett was discovered on the evening of December 28, '1969, in Pre. toria, South Africa, by h-C. Bennett. It is still visible as a telescopic object (9th magnitude) in northern skies but is not ex_pected to ret"'1r"ft-to view-for tbowwada of years after it finally fades away late this year. JIOR J.4KE C.41THER~ ___ IJJetk Dirtt"'r, rloiidd A 4t M Unioermy 1. ii ,, .. ,,.., )'Ofl call t.eacla MOre "cl.arwe- ter" lo • '"""""' Cea• ~ . ,,..,. to .... ,., Cea•' --1.c.,., Later, Detrofl, llkla e Yes, you can actually point out char- ac:w-building traits to a winner jUM by showing him tDhy be wu a winner. That saying about it being more importao: how you play and not whedaer yoa win or lose is a lot of baloney in my boolt. You just can't coach or participate with· out trying to win. FOR DR. HERBERT SPIEGEL, Associau Pro/euor of Pqclti4try, Columbia Unioeratr Of t0lua1 t10lue u la,-p- 1MN1u bt t/t.e Medi.col /ieLl1-Mr•. H. N., .4,_. ltntlk Cily, NJ. • Habits and symptoms that are self· defeating, annoying, or physically harm· ful can be removed or revised with hyp. nosia, ~jn my ~pinion. F Ol' example, hypnosis makes it ~saibJe for fOIDe pqo· ple to atop smoking entirely by expe- riencing a new respect for the body. FOil RIC-:flJE-ifLLEN, St. Lo.US Cardinals .,..,,,, tlo ,..,. ..,..,. " Nuu., Mbrael .Men ,.... ~ .. tlN field' --lticlt Bo....,.., Ra- e&Re, Fu. e I got used to wearing the helmet in Philadelphia, to protect myael£ fr-0m things thrown from tlae standa. PQR JE.4NE DIXON, 1eer In your boolc,"My Life """ Pro~,'' you •poh of • ...,. prt> fualon /or IM lei. Bultop Ja.,. PUre. Diel yoti etHJr MN • pn- 1110aido11 o/ lail U.1Jat-IJMa Bar. Ion, Prllu:eton, IU. • No. I just saw him changing ud Jeav. ing the Church and a bright light en· velopiDg bi.Ill, which I intupreted to ID9'.'1 that he would be fuiding a J!eW life. FOR D.4JllD KENNEDY, Secretary o/ IM...f'rNaUry HOllD .--:la tlitl cite in- ferNt Oa Dae """°""' .,, •• ...,..,., lo u. ~- e.i 196it-R. ~. Mc- Pluail, Bur~ N.C. • The interest amount.eel to $16,588,· 2.16,606. W..a .. Mk • 1-.--• • ....._, Y--......_..du.--., ... _ .. .,et .... -,_ .... F I 3 .--,... .......... s... ......... ...,,_..,. -• ,.._ _.., .. A.k 'l'IMm Ywwlf, F.-., Weekly, 641 ........._ A-, New Y..ti. N.T. 1902S. We _.... ~ •-•lw, -. IS wMI lie paW 1-_. -....i. What in the World! Consumers, Marchi If you're getting eo fed up with daily problems 0£ prices and pollution that yoo're ready for ec- ~·s your Chance. We Uied the comumer's bat friend, crusading Wash- ington attomey Ralph Nader, for his ad.ice 10 tile average AmeriCan OD pt· ting ia•oIYed in decisions of Government and industry which a.fleet their own li•es. ltalplt Noden. C""°"9t for consumers He ofterecl two speci6cs for oar .. crisis of citisemhip." 1. )-Residents can or· pnia: task forces to reriew tu rolla., which are on ~rd in eTetf oou~ courthome, Object: to ddenniJle whether larp companies and otller large property owaera are pafial their fair ebare of the local property tu. One of the neweet N..ler iaYeeliptiou is into the .. dis- crimieetory and inequitable property tu a1MtV1ml8 that wk the .....U.bonte ow.en ud let the lute iadustrial prop.. erty OWDeb pay little... 2. )-EYerJ· Giie cu ue lepldecl aati~llutioa pro- cedurea: Manufacturers planning to in· tro4uce materials that might ha.ea ~·· luting dlect into na•igable walenraya ·are suppoeed to obtain a permit from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Washing· toe, D. C. But ftl'J few actually do. You can report them to the -COrpe. Further- more, under the RiTerS and Harbors Act of 1899. penou who gjye such ..Jid in· formation may be entitled to share in the &nett impoeed ! You Can lank On It Want to gready iocreaae the interest on your aaviaga ac- count-all fully ~t-agency in· suttJCl a:nd totally legal? Heni's one way, a.ccording to a new book, .. Don't Bank on It," by Martin J. Meyer and Dr. Joeepb McDaniel, Jr. Make your bank credit ~d work for you. Uee it for all poeai.ble p~ while depositing ~t amount o1 caah ia your saviap bank. Since JOU needn't pay the credit-cud biU for 4.S days and you hue depogited that money Ua JOU Nviap MlCOUftt, JOU are ptting 45 days' inler'est-il you haft an account that paJ9 daily inl.ereet Crom day of deposit to day of withdrawal You are, ill dlect, getting 45 da19' uee of money at the bank's full inleftst Hte, e'l'el'J aoeth. Uttte Fire Fighters A. a special proj- ect for National Fin: Pn::Yeotion W~ begillJling this weeltend, &eYttal youth groupe--Camp Fin: Girls. ~H. Junior Fire Musbals. Cub Scouts. and Girl Scoui.--are cooperating with their local fire depa.rtmaats to auemble and cfislrib. Ute fire pai.t. for Deighbort.oocf kiteheaa. 1he.e are emp~ one-pound coffee cue., paeted over with red nRE labela, and &lled with otdm.uy bakiltc eeda _which happea.s to be an excelleat fire estin- guilhtt (ud it won't poi90ll the bum· iag steakJ). The Santa Au. Calif., F"ms Departme11t credits its Camp Fire Girl· pioducecl pei1. with Pattin& out 33 kitcb. en ires last yeai. " I '~ I , ' • ( ... Without making your fellow employees hate you) By All.AN FRANK Is your boss satisfied with your performance? Would you hesitate to ask-him f.or a raise? Does he openly praise you? If he does, do your fel- low workers resent you? Good_ re]ftions wjtb the b<M ii die surest way to job security, promotion, a raise, recommendation. or preferred as- signment. An ill-disposed supervisor can jeopardize your career progress-- or your job itself. The esteem of your coworkers also is an es..~ntial ingredi· ent of success. But first. let'.s talk about you and the boss. FAMILY WEEKLY interviewed per- sonnel directors, switchboard operators. company presidents, mailmen, psychol- ogists, building maintenance engineers. business school professors, foremen, secretaries, and doz.ens of other workers to compile guidelines to help you deal effectively with him. In addition to the usual standards of good work, such as dependability, initi- ative, and co-operation, there are many more ways to please your supervisor. Here are some important ones: 1.) Remember that your boss is hu- man, just as frail and insecure as you are. And usually be has a boss, too. Nearly everyone, even the presidents of the country's 1.5 million businesses, bas someone to answer to--be it the chair- man of the board or the stockholders. 2.) Try better to understand what your overseer needs and wants from your work. Sharpen your anticipation of his needs by finding out what his job entails. Letty Pogrebin, author of the recent book, "How to Make It in a Man's World," advises, "There's noth- ing wrong with asking questions-<ioz- ens of them or hundreds of them- uotil you have a full grasp of the busi- ness operation in your company." 3.) Be an intelligent listener. Accord- ing to Harry Levinson, a top industrial- psycbology consultant, your mentor may want to use you as a confidential sounding board for an idea he is uncer- tain about. If he feels be can voice his thoughts and feelings with you freely, chances are communication, learning. and problem«>lving will be easier be- tween you and him. ' Fomil11 W••kl11, Octobfr 4, 1970 4.) Keep the boss informed. Often you may know more about what is hap- pening _on certain Jevels.oL the co~ pany than be does. Y ~ur inf ormaj com- munications system, "the grapevine;· may be more informative to him than the "channels'' established by company _policy._ 5.) Be honest. The boss does not, as a rule, want to hear a lot of ftattery . .. about himself or always be told that everything you're responsible for is in fine shape. He knows better than you -that-he's not always right and that busi- ness isn't always rosy. Tell it to him like it is. 6.) Expand your functions. Be re- sponsible for routine tasks that can be done without his supervision. Make ~ cisions and expedite action when possi- ble without consulting him. Many bosses prefer the employee who is will· ing to act and take a chance that be may be wrong to the one who makes no decisions at aJI. And every boss in- terviewed said be appreciates his em- ployees more if they can save bim time. 7.) Be firm in your self-respect. Psy- chologist Levinson says. "Failure to re- spect oneself leads the boss uncooscious- 1 y to form an alliance with you io victimizing yourself." 8.} U the boss asks your advice, or you have a new idea for the company. couch your recommendations in mod- est, polite language. AB the appoint- ments secretary for one of New York City's deputy mayors says, "Then your boss can accept your ideas with a casu- al 'Say, you may have something here' and you"Vion't have damaged his ego ... 9.) Try to determine bow close a re- lationship your boss can tolerate and accept. Don't by-pass opportunities to strengthen the relationship. At the same time, don't be pushy. Back off if the boss seems uncomfortable. 10.) And if you are a boss, don't spend all of your time giving orders and being a stem leader. Remember that you, too, are an employee with a boss of your own to please. Not everyone has an easy time with the person who ,tves the orden. A boss is just as subject to moods ~ anyone else, and can have days when he's more irritable than others. And lefs face it. some bostes just aren't nice guys. Most bostt1 appreciate poUtely given advice, MW ideas from employees. Methods for dealing with your superi- or vary acCording to the amount of per- sonal contact you have with him. In an office, you may be in constant touch. You·u soon know what be wants done and bow to please him. Blue-collar workers interviewed say their jobs are more standardir.ed; that the man in charge, a shop steward or foreman, is more involved with production sched- ules and time sheets than wi.th person- nel relations. Telephone installer Gonzalo Garcia says the smartest way to handle the su- pervisor is to learn his moods. "It's just like the Army. If the sergeant's feeling right, everything is O.K . H he's just been chewed out by bis boss, I stay away." · · Elevator operator Georsc Schilling says be and bis boss have never had a problem during the years he has been working. "I get along with him beause I'm on time, neat, and courteous." Everyone interviewed agrees that it makes no difference whether your boss is a junior foreman or the chairman of the board; be is the one person you can't afford to have as an enemy. Here are some hints on what not to do: 1.) Don't stay on the job if the con- flict between you and your boss is too great. If your wort styles aren't com- patible, get another job. You11 both be happitr. 2.) Don't let the boss make your de- cisions. He doesn't have time to do your work and his, too. Excepting major pol- icy decisions, of course, you should de- cide what you ought to be doing, and do iL - 3.) Don't criticiz.e your boss in front of coworkers. 4.) Don't count the mistakes your boss makes. Just consider how wel! he does or doesn't learn from them. 5.) Don't assume that the boss does not need your h~p. Because of the boss's higher status, it may be difficult for him comfortably to initiate a re- quest for assistance, says Charlton Price, Columbia University Business School lecturer on Organizational Behavior. Listen for "bidden messages" in your conversations with the boss, Price sug- gests. "For instance, if the boss yells, ·Don't bother me, I'm busy now,' it mny seem like a rebuff. In fact, he may be saying 'l wish you could help me be- cause I'm swamped.' He may be afraid to ask for assistance because it might make him seem inadequate in his job. Be ~dy to offer your aid tactfully." 6.) U you are angry because the boss lias baul.ed you in on the carpet about somo mistake or omission. pause to ex- amine the matter objectively. If you're still angry, ask him whether he will dis- cuss the matter with you. Calm discus- sion usuallr. clarifies the facts and brightens the atmosphere. Now, while you're busily ingratiating yourself with the boss, what feelings a_re your fellow workers developing about you? Are you ,tvina the impression of be- ing a "company man?" Do you sbow- up your colleaguca with a "gung-ho " performance designed to impress the bou? Do you tell him gossip about them? Without at least the acceptance of your coworkers, your job environment will not be very pleasant. And if you do get that promotion, you will not be a popular boss for whom workers give their best. Several workers offered suggestions about getting along with coworkers. • Help your fellows when they need a hand. Building-maioteoance engineers George Bruno and Tom Jones have been working together for more than 10 years and say they get along well because they cover for each other. "If George isn't feeling well or something, _ I help him out. I might take care of thC!_ boiler for him and make sure his job is done,'' Tom said. · • Trust your coworkers. George and Tom respect one another because they trust. each other. They say it helps in relations with the boss, too. According to GeofBC, .. He (the supervisor) knows we can be trusted to get our work done, -so he leaves us alone." • Back up your fell ow workers. As Marie Peretti, a public-relations firm secretary says, "If you work with some- one everyday, sooner or later you have to give up aU the petty excuses-like my typewriter's broken-to avoid help- ing him. Lend a band when you can." • Don't pull rank. That is sure to be resented. One assembly-line . work- er said, "The older guys usually help us out. They never pull seniority, except _,_when there is talk in the col,!l.,eany a~ut l!lyofls." · ·1v1-os, of us have to bold jobs. These guidelines will help you to be loved by your boss and by your f eUow workers as well. + Family Weekly/ Octobe?· 4, 1970 The 1971 Cars: 'A Vintage lhe 1971 cars make up a true · vintage collection. The ·coming year will, without doubt, go down in automotive annals as one of truly impor- tant change--characterized ~ by a happy combination of --ootd new approaches tosize 1 • find price, significant ad-- vances in design, and many noteworthy developments in ngineering aS-welL The usually smaller foreign cars are responsible for much of this. American makers have felt the heat of the sca.lcd- down imports' sales gains and have pro- -duced new entries' to conttat:. with them in the marketplace: Ford's Pinto and Chevrolet's Vega 2300 joinin1 Ameri· can Motors' Gremlin in this sw~ stakes category, where cloee to IS percent of today's c3rs are being aold Washington-and public outcry- have bad a hand in another SMiCping change that bas involved every Ameri- can manufacturer (and all the foreian producen as well). The new antipollu- tion requirements have resulted in an about-face in engine technology-away from the higher compression ratios of the past, down to lower levels, to ac- commodate the o~w low-leaded and un- leaded gasolines. Yet power is down only slightly, so skUlfully have the engi- neers designed them. The current economic downturn has inft.uen sm.all.er m s carry ower ~rtce tags. For those makes whose sizes have been enlarged. slick tricks in manufacturing technology have reduced prices. These developments are found both in the model series you have known in the past and in a blOMOming of new ones-Buick's Ceotorioo, the Dodge Demon, the reborn Mercury Comet, a Pontiac Grand Ville, and the Matador. out of American Motors. But it's not only the new entries that are entirely new. The past oontenders have also been broadly changed. For example, the width between wheels has been ex.tcoded all across the industty. This creates better stability on the road, just as an individual stands more firmly with his feet wider apart. Suspension systems, too, have been revamped. fur- ther increasing stability. Appearances have been made sleeker practically everywhere by the use of • more curved glass. much of it more flush to the body surfaces than before (which also cuts down wind whistle). Thinner comer pillars are a feature of many new bodiea-they add to the look of grace and ftcetness. Power steerina in almost all cases bas been revised to provide variable ratios-the farther you tum. the faster tne-wlieefs respona. Paint, particularly on station wagons, has undergone improvement. Opaques simulate wood grain_trim. y.cLlel the Dasie body coloi show ffirough... And. oo some coupes and sedans. aluminum- ftecked coatings lend traoslu~n.ce__pre· viously achieved by custom paint jobs. Ti~s? Technological advances here have been k.ing-sizie; some of-the new tires serve for 45,000 to 50,000 miles. Others, extra-wide, add to sure-fpoted- neas on the highways. All provide more resistance to cuts than ever before. And the individual innovations! Consider the side terminal battery in General Moton· cars; it reduces corro- aion to near-invisible proportions. And one such· battery goes a step beyond that: it's permanently sealed-you never need to add water. . Consider also the dependability of Ford-made instrument panels, with their printed circuits (or those of Olds- mobile with soap-in; pull-out switches, and easily detachable instruments). The Dodge Charger has a washer for its concealed headlamps-no matter which company designs those recesses, they-seem to be dust-catchers. For unadulterated personaHzing, think about the Chrysler ~tte-with tape-recorder; you can record incoming radio reports or music as you travel, or whatever else you want-and instantly play it back. The Hornet "Sportabout" from Anlerican Motors combines station-wag- on utility with sedan appearance-the slantback configuration includes a rear liftgate that gives easy access to a roomy luggage area. That brings to mind the variety of conveniences being built into station wagon rear ends. The two-way gate is now commonplace--you open it from the side like a door, or drop it from the lop, in orthodox manner. And now you see tailptes whose glass glides up into the roof while the bottom gate it- self _retreats into the body or floor. leaving unobstructed space for loading. Wagons have grown bigger, on average. for 1971-apparently Mr. American Traveler wants it that way. Buick has a miniature computer linked to its wheels, so if they begin to slide (as on ice) the torque, or turning • impetus, going into them from the driveshaft is reduced, and the wheels slow down. More and more cars have plastic roam iniertl"inl>tiii'l~rs. such as -Pon- tiac pioneered, lo die little-bumps which left permanent dents in bright metal parts simply don't happen any more. Our new domestic subcompacts an close to the oreign competitors in their general dimensions. And. say their sponsors, a:hey will go just about as far on a gallon of gas and cost just about the same to service. Finally-and this is the big sales _point-they are 1!!11 to- gether with more of an eye to Ameri- can standards of design and comfort. Ford's Pinto. a two-door fastback. has a long hood and a short deck. The Ford people claim 26 miles per gallon, and 30 on sustained turnpike runs. Vega 2300 also has a low and wide look. Two f our-cylioder engines a.re DODGE DEMON available, producing 90 or 110 hp., with an advanced overhead cam valve sys- tem and new combustion chamber. Gremlin. with either two or four doors, has been refined and given mod- est engineerjng changes. Windshield is raked; side windows are ventless. Now to some thumbnail summaries of what else is offered. AMERICAN MOTORSi Five name- plates, including G remlin and a new in- termediate. the Matador, built on 118- io. wheelbase. The two-door Javelin is restyled-sUgbtly longer, .wider. Hornet. the compact I.inc, include$ the Sport· about, and a new performance model, the SC/360. Ambassador. a seven- model Brougham series, is largest in the standard car class. IUICK: An entirely new lineup, from l..eSabre through Riviera. with different chassis, smoothed styling; and a new series, the Centurion, which in- cludes relocated shock absorbers. ahead of the axle, to reduce road shock. The Skylark Series, the intermediate line, is modestly changed~ it bas new rear- end treatment. Le.Sabre's side glass is increase([ and set Ou.sh to metal su~ , -a plus for aerodynamics. Electra 225 is completely new-thinner windshield pillars and new rooftine. The Limited line has roomier trunk. Riviera bodies are truly darin~r window ~xtends back into a deck with a cone-like sec· tion which tapers to a point at the rear. CH~OLET: Aside from the Vega, there arc five lines. ranging from the compact Nova to the specialty Cortette. Wagons are longer. roomier; rear win- dows retract into the roof; gates, into the body. Monte Carlo, the luxury coupe, has been refined; there Is an op- tional 365-bp. engine. Cbevelle is re- styled front and rear; six engines and four transmissions to choose from. Ca- maro offen six enaine choices and four transmissions, but not all in all series. • Nova includes Jtigh-output Power-Beam headlamps and larger, more powerful kylinder engine. Corvette engines. like the others, operate on the new fuels; they range from 270 to 425 hp. CHRYSUR has styling, engineering and comfort improvements all through its groupings, which include Newports, which come also as Newport Customs and Town & Country models; New Yorkers; and four-door. two-or three- seat station wagons. DODGE offers five basjc lines, with one entirely new model, the Demon coupe, part of the restyled Dart com- pact series. Corooets and Chargers, both intermecliates, differ in many re- spects from their predeces.wrs. Both are By STANLEY H. DRAMS ,crop' A comprehensive. report on the safety, design, and engineering improvements in the new models wider; both carry ventless side glass. Challenger, a specialty compact entry, seeks budget buyen. Polara-Monacos are redevelo~iff erent front ends. ventless side glass, quieter. FORD: Cars are completely restyled. with flowing lines, a more formal look. A new LTD sedan hardtop has thinner pillars. frameless window glass. and a new ~u. in. engine. Torino, the in- termediate fne: is availa61e With c liofce of six engines ·and three transmissions. Maverick, in the economy class, shows a new four-door sedan as well as the coupe. Thunderbird. the luxury per- sonal car, carries a new landau roof. line. Mustang. the sporty compact, is longer and wider. MERCURY: Smart, new Comet com- pact.. with short deck. offen power choices from 105 to 220 hp. MonteJQ. the intermediate line, bas new front-end desfgn. Cougar, a personal car line, has a new longer, lower silhouette. OLDSMOllU: Full-size models have entirely new design; there are five sta- tion wagons. The Olds 88 and 98 models have glass with more curve. FORD PINTO AMERICAN MOTORS' SPORTAIOUT CHEVROLET VEGA Roofs are cantilever-angled and strength- ~med. F-~ lines are smartly redesigned; suspensions are ·improved. Toronado is distinctive, with raised rectangular pan- els on hood and deck. Wheelbase is three inches longer. PLYMOUTH is offered in an extreme- ly wide range-four groups, with Fury alone available in 21 models. including a two-door hardtop; convertibles · are dro_pped. Vali_!.nt. and the Duster com- . pacts (three models here), have mod- est design changes; four powerplants are available. Satellites, the intermedi- ates. are in ~o all-new shapes, one for two-doors, one for four-doors. Barra- cudas. the com,Pact specialty cars. have new treatment at both ends, and a choice of eight engines. PONTIAC provides a happy new styling and a new luxury car, the Grand Ville. Pour of seven engines are new, all operate on low-lead gasoline. The Bonneville and Cat.iina lines have power disc brakes up front. and vari- able steering ratio is provided. Grand Prix, the top-of-the-line Pontiac, bas high intensity single headlamps. "boat tail" rear styling. Intermediate Ponti- acs-the T-37, LeMans and OTO-are all restyled. There's lots of minor impact protection-a fiber-glass header panel surrounding the front end assembly: and an Bndura Bumper. Pirebird, a personalized sports car, has new high- back bucket seats with integral head- rests. And a Formula 350 for perfor- mance buffs includes a fibef-glass hood with dual airscoops. All in all, a good year's work is evi- dent in the cars for 7 I . ·+ A Guide to Vintage Can Sm•or more than 500 rare photos of an· tiqur curs! Relive IM drama of early auto- moturing days. Send only $5.95 for e.xcit- ing picture historv. ''Thost Wonderful Old Automohiles," to 54303 "AUTOS." 2083 Book Bldg., 4500 N.W. 135 St., Miami. Fla. 33054 . • 7 Keep on dancing until the night's gone. 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'"* ,..,,.,.,, ,-.. eM •""1iwW• llU) --------~-- 1 • I I l • t· ' 'Fhe Heuse--±hat lliQps In The building industry gears up to ease the housing crisis with "instant homes" assembled from Residents of Up- per Clark Street in Wavedy, N.Y., were startled recently to find a new two-story house perched on a knoll of land that only a few days ear- lier had been part of an apple or- ch-ard. The house had almost literally dropped in 011 the neighbors-it h,ad been delivered by trailer truck in self- contained sections, which a derrick had lifted and lowered into place, like a gi- ant hand playing with blocks. Never the sound of ham- mer or saw to disturb the quiet of the neighborhood. No bite of bulldozer. The sections needed only to be bolted together (no oaila) to form a commo- dious, attractively arranged four-bedroom house that anyone should be pleased to call home. The plumbing, wiring, heating had all been built in: kitchen equipment preinstalled; appliances were· all in place. There was even wall-to-wall carpeting. Ev- erything bad been made ready for immediate occu- pancy by furniture and con- tented family. But no one moved in. For what the neighbors saw wu actually a prototype of a so-<;alled modular house, fresh from an assembly line that would soon be turning out thousands of individual modules. to be shuffled, ar- ranged, and joined together to fonn--in various shapes, siz.es, and styl~rnes of the future. It was a creation of the General Shelters Corpora- tion, of ne~y Sayre, Pa. -formerly the Electro-Me- cbanical Corporation, which formerly had been manu· facturing portableArmy io- atallations (to be dropped Pro em • • perspir~t1on even for-thousands who perspire heavily A different formula has been found to keep underarms ab- eolut.ely dry-even for thou· sands who perspire heavily. Drier than any anti-wetneas agent that can be put in any aeroeol spray can! By any- body. Aft.er decades of common "deodorant&," it took a chem- ical invention to make this truly effective protection possible-with the same safety to clothing-the same \ thousands, women with problem perspiration are finding the protection they need-and never could find before. And fully effective as a deodorant, too, of oouree. U you perspire more than average-even heavily-get the positive protection of Mitchum Anti-Perspirant. Liquid-1moothe1 on thru 1atin. Or Cream-vanithint, non-sticky, fluffy-te%tured. Each$3.00. skin mildness as popular "deodorant.a." Called Mit.chum Anti-Perspirant, it is the product of a trustworthy 56-year~ld laboratory. By the GuA&ANTEB-li you are not entirely satisfied, return package to store where purchased. Stores are authorir.ed to refund full cash price. At leadU.., coimetic and toi.letriea counter•. ._Mitchum ·~· •. ~A . p . ~=-~ ntt-ersp1rant by helicopter) and was now con- verting to peacetime uses. General Shelters is one of scores of compaoies--includiog such giants of industry a.s Gen· eral Electric, Westinghouse, I BBC (in Puerto Rico), and Holiday Inns. lnc .--either experimenting with or engaged in the produc- tion of modular homes. These firms see in the modular home an answer to the present critical housing sborta~r haps the only practical answer ~use of the speed and econ- omy of its assembly-line produc- tion and, above all, becauae of the astonishing adaptability of the sections or modules that comprise it. The House on Clark Street can sell for $18,0<»--four bed- Liquid or cream $3.J)(). rooms. 12· by 24-foot duplex- style living room. sundeck. porch, steel-frame construction, red ce- dar siding-in a choice of three designs. Modular homes can come from an assembly line at the rate of one every 4S minutes. The Behring Corporatioo of Ft. Lauderdale. Aa., has built a modular-home plant capable, it 10 Fat1tilJ1 Wukli, Oceob.,-,., 19'10 is claimed. of turning out 20 to 30 "Instant houses" a day, io a variety of styles. lt boasts that you can sign a contract for one of its homes on a Monday and have it set up on site, ready for occupancy, on Thursday of the same week. The modular home is not to be confused with its fore- runners, the mobile or pre· fab, many manulacturcn of which arc, like Behrln~, con- verting to modules. The dif- ference lies ftnt in the build- ing processes and second in the materials used. Because the modules are ttanaported in their ent.ildy (have house, will travel), they are built to withstJtnd the jolting of truck and derrick. All parts are grooved, welded, or bolted in place, very much as an airplane is assembled. The principal difference, however, is in the versatility of the module. Walls, ceil- ings, and floors come in solid and interchangeable panels. So by merely re- moving a panel, rooms can be enlarged or additions made. This flexibility bas made it possible to apply the mod· ules to the needs of com- munal housing of every conceivable type-Federal projects. condominiums, gar- den communities, retirement villages, vacation centers, town houses, and even bigb- rise apartments. It is in this direction more than toward detached single-unit dwell- ings, that the building in- dustry is turning. The press- ing need is for a large-scale assault on the housing prob- lem. and, consequently, the individual home builder may have to wait his tum. Westinghouse, through a subsidiary, C. W. Blakeslee & Sons. Inc., is building a SS million plant near Bran- ford. Conn .. aod this will be devoted entirely to the fac- tory production of modules for high-rise apartments. General Electric engineers have come up with an in- genious plan for mobile fac- tories, to be delivered to the building site by truck and assembled there, with versatile, factory-built modular units a capacity for turning out fi ve houses a day. Th.is pre- supposes, naturally, a muJti- unit project. Ooe doesn't move a factory in order to build one house. The Florida-based Behr- ing -CorponrtiOn -will build . only on land that it owns an4 develops. Its specialty, inftuenced by its location, is the retirement village, and. according to ooe officer of tbe company, it ilu been turning away youthtul ap- plicants. · Although its House on Clark Street was designed as a single-unit. detached dwell- ing, even General Shelters is too busy-filling orden for urban housing projects and college dormitof'.ies to de- vote much attention to pri- vate inquiries~-eatimate of its officers is that it will be two or three years be- fore one can pick up the phone, order a house, and have it delivered. There are exceptions. Ar- bor Modules, Inc., ofWater- bury, Conn., recently deliv- ered a two-bedroom vacation house to Adolph Green and his actress-wife, Phyllis New- man, to replace temporarily their 22-bedroom mansion in East Hampton, Long Is- land, which was destroyed by fire. The company is pre- pared to accommodate the ordinary citizen, but it will take five weeks or more before he can expect de- livery. There are others, de- pending on location. that will accept individual orders, but mostly the business is on a wholesale basis. Multi-unit or detached, the factory-built home, most authorities agree, will be the borne of the future. Build- ing-code restrictions are tumbling in the-face of im- proved assembly-belt sys- tems and the urgent need for instant housing. Labor unions are modifying their objections on the principle of "if you can't lick 'em. join 'em." 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WOLY•••ll• Cl97o.WOl.VUUNEWORlOWIOEINC..AOCKfOAO.MICH.493Cl -Hush~•sttoeundWafvef'if"4'btand .... ......,r __ boobandltlOft.sklproctuctsand~ - This altractive, steel-frame- worlc home wm made from jnc1ory-built nwdule parts. aqcbored in pretentious .qtr- sions of the old-time trailcr- camps. Whole villages of prefabricated houses a.re now popping up. Tbe modular home meets most, if not-an, of-tho ob- jections .to tbe factory-~uilt dwelling. Its versatile com- ponents give wide latitude to individual preferences in shape and size. The assem- -bly ~bClC will spew forth, - with utter impartiality, mod- ules for ranch house or split level, traditional or modern. GooC"is the shiny, aluminum surface of the mobile that many found objectionable. Gone is the deadly uniformi- ty of communities fresh from the factory. Gone the rasp and whine of the bull- dozer, with its destruction of tnes and landscapes. For the modular home can be planted on any type. of ter- rain--on pilings, or on con~ ventional footing with or without cellar; can conform to the configuration of the land, and can even be built, on piles, over water. While conventionally built houses will still be the choice of many, modular homes are expected to be increasingly popular in the future. "Instant" neighbor- hoods carr be created with the modular components. Such nearby facilities as la kes, swimming pools, parking lots, shopping cen- ters, playgrounds, and ten- nis courts can be especially developed to enhance the new communities. Can it be that private homes have now joined the growing list of "prepackaged," ready-lo- use merchandise such as frozen foods and imitation lawna? Come 1980, you may well be Jiving in a house ordered by mail or telephone. "Will you please ship me, as per your cataJogue, model AZ-30421, with the follow- ing optionals. . . . " • 11 •I I l I 1 t c=11 II II · II II IC)j D 4 1\re you getting D 0 eight hours beauty D sleep or only JUNIOR REAS URE CHEST Let's Draw a Football Pl•y•r By Ann Davidow He grabs the ball And makes a lunge, Over the goal line See him plunge! T_um-Around Alikes 1. Turn around a three-letter word for a young dog and get the same word. 2. Turn around a three-letter word for an exclamation that you might use when 'you are really surprised and get the same word. (See Answer Box) Mlsslns Date What date is left out in this mixed- up October calendar? 3. 2. l. 5. 4, 6, 10, 8. 7, 9. 14, 11. ts, 12. 16. 13. 20, 22. 31 , 21, 19, 18, 17, 26, 29. 23, 28, 25, 24, 27. (See Answer Box) Optical Illusion Are the long lines parallel? The short lines? Turn the drawing around and note how the bolles keep changing. 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I can look down on the clouds, I can tum the planet to eet sty at my feet and to spin green fields rolling over my bead, I can climb higher a.od fty faater than any bird has ftbwn. I'm nobody special at all. rm one of hun- dreds of thousands of people who drive light airplanes instead of motorboats (boata being far too expensive for our budget) or sports cars (cars being far too dangerous, with their narrow little bodies). Private flying can be a bewildering king- dom. There are antique-airplane pilots there, for instance, who fly stick-aod-wire biplanes in search of times losl From the open cock- pits of their ftyiog machines, they find a sim- ple, straightforward era before control towers and mil~long runways, when airports were hayfields. 'They have their problems, all right-where does one find parts for a 1930 aero engine; bow can one fty long distances without mod· ern instruments and radios? But it's a rare problem that cannot be solved. There are sailplane pilots in the kingdom, too, the glider buffs, who we tbe powers and currents of the sky to keep them aloft with only a faint swish of moving air for company. It's a charmed, enchanted life the gliders have, every month more widely discovered. and today the sport of taking these smooth white aailboata into the OClCan of air is the faateat-growing in all private aviation. The kingdom has a corner for bome-builts, for airplanes constructed in basements and living rooms by men and women who delight in taking pains that aircraft fl\ctories cao't al- 14 Familv W11kl~. Oot<>hr .4, 1970 ways afford to take. "Look at this wing rve made," they Jike to say. ''and now come over and let's have a look at this new plane. See? See those little ripples in the wing-skin? Look. Right here." And th~ like to say, "Well, what can you expect from a factory-built?" M ore than the proud home builders, though, or the glider crews or the old-timers in the sky, are the average private pilots, the ones who own a small postwar factory-built light plane instead of a second automobile. Our planes are the Cessnaa and Pipen and Aer- oocas and Taylorcrafts built from 1946 to 1960, just u airworthy now as then, inspected every year, with prices ranging from S 1,500 lo $4,500. These are airplanes that fty on three dollan of gas and oil per hour and cruise ·across country at something less than I 00 miles per hour on their way from one of the country's t 0,000 quiet, smaJJ airports to another. Jt is true, though, that the price of a brand-new J.isbt plane can amount to $30,000, and more. The Bonanzas and the business jets ate there, too, with their cloud-ftying instruments and expensive radios, but far and away the majority of the machines that move through the world of the private pilot are those un· complicated light little aircraft of a decade or two ago. The one important thing to remember, next time you hear the distant sound of a small airplane engine is that machines are not the world of the men and women who fty. 1be sky is that world. Old or new, simple or com· plex, airplanes are merely the means one uses to discover the sky. The reaJ sport of flight is to be alone with the sun and the clouds a mUe above that earth that has held us in chains for so many thousands of years. We're free now, you and I, we're chained no longer. To feel that freedom with his own hands, to touch the sky himself, to hold con- trol of space and time instead of being slaves to them is the private pilot's idea of an in- reresting sport. And who's to say? Once you've made your first flight at tM wheel of a light airplane, you may well agree. + r ? '· .e :s at 1r r- o d n ly 1d .n >f to a 0, re b le ~ n- or xt ill he be n- :es :ht a in ed "" in- 'CS in- 've (ADVDTISl:MENT) Herc I am, a bulging 190 pounds, feeding a bear before I learned bow dangerous this is. lt'11 a wonder I wasn't stuffing myself. This is the pants outfit my husband bought me, after I had lost SO pounds. It sure made a hit at home. and by that I mean both in Celina. Tennessee. and New York. City. My husband ·shamed me into losing 50 pounds By Rita O'Dwyer-as told to Ruth L. McCarthy It was a movie book io a beauty salon that finally got me to reduce. rd gone for my weekly upsweep. though I knew I'd come home to my usuaJ letdown. A mirror that wouldn't hie.le my J 90 pounds aod a husband disgusted with my shape. But this trip, I'd read one of those "before aod after" stories of a woman who'd struggled to reduce and woo. Anc.I I made up my miod to be a loser, too. My weight problem actually started after my hus- band and I moved from New York to the south. Jim had enrolled io dentaJ school at Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tennessee, and we went down with the intention of staying just until he finished school. We knew money would be tight, so I got a job -two, in fact. And oo top of that, l became a mother. You wouldn't think that I'd have had time to get fat, but I always found a minute to munch. Es- pecially late in the evening, watching television. Sure, I bad tried to reduce. l went on this diet and that, but never for long. I'd always go back to pcanucs, potato chips and the late show. Surprisingly enough, after my husband's gradu- ation. we decided to stay in the south. I found l liked the pace of it aod the people very much. Jim heard that Celina hadn't bad a dentist io eight years. So, while I was home oo a visit, he went for a look. When I got back, my oew home was a small town in Clay County, 100 miles from Nashville. We were both "outsiders." And, believe me, nobody was beating the door down for treatment. It got so ' tough. in fact. that my husband had to go back to Nashville and teach a few days a week. Meanwhile, I did nothing but complain, cry and eat. Bread. spa- gheui. fried chicken. pork chops, ma'ihec.I potatoes and chocolate layer cake. My husband didn't say much for a long time. But finally, my figure got to him. Then came the remarks. "Do you have to wear those tight pants? You can't tell the back from the front." Or when I'd try another diet: "Here we go again." And another horrible moment when I couldn't get out of the tub. If I call him. I thought, I'll never hear the end of it. But I couldn't do anything else. That's when he said: "Don't you think this is the last straw?" And l knew it wa'i. I also knew that reducing pills weren't the answer. I'd tried them time and again and I always seemed to be nervous, so I threw them out. All l can say is. thank goodness I went to the beauty parlor and read about the reducing-plan candy, Ayds. J went straight to the drugstore for a box of the plain chocolate fudge-type. I made sure, of course, that Ayds contained no harmful drugs and no cyclamate.'I. When my husband saw the box on the kitchen counter, he grunted: "How long will this ta .. t, four weeks?" But I had decided to show him. I began taking one or two Ayds candies before each meal as directed, and it really helped curh my appetite. I found that I could give up bread anc.I fried foods, yet I was ahle to have mear. vegeta bles. 'iOmetime~ a haked potato. green salads. and I even had <1ome light d~.;erts. I later learned that Ayds Candy comes in a minty chocolate fudge and a chewy vanilla caramel. I used to take a couple of the caramel kind about nine o'clock in the evening with hot coffee and that stopped me from nibbling. l started in November on the Ayds Plan and by the middle of December I'd lost I 0 pounds. My husband was sure I'd gain them back during Christmas, but I didn't. I just kept going down. At one point. I did hit a plateau. You know, stayed at the same weight for quite a while. But I stuck to the plan and at the end of -;ix months, I had lost 50 pounds. I'll tell you, after that. my whole life changed. Even my husband's practice picked up. Wow! Did I go on a clothes spree. And frankly, J im loved every cent of it. A s a matter of fact. he bought me a stunning pants outfit himself. That's when J decided to let my hair do wn. We t1ew bac k to New York City and had a cele- bration on tfle town. You see. until Ayds. I had almost forgotten tha1 I was a city girl. BEFORE AND AFTER MEASUREMENTS Height Weight 8U!il ..................................... . Waist ................................... . Hips ..................................... . Dre.o;o; ................................... . 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Prepara- tion H also lubricate• tbe af- fected area to protect tlle in- flamed, irritated aurface and ao helps make bowel movements more comfortable. There ia no other formula like Preparation H. In ointment or suppository form. Does Music Have Power Over Yau? By JOHN E. GIBSON D oes-music have, as adage has it, "charms to soothe the savage breast0 ? Recent psychological studies reveal that music does, in- deed, affect the fun ctioning of hu- mans. Try this true-false quiz to see how much you know about what music can do for you-and to you. 1. Musie can step up a person's mental "horsepower,'' actually increase hia ability to think, reason, and remember. 2. feoplc buy more when the music in ~cmarbts ~..turned on ouder. 3. When you feel so anxious and worried that you're just about to climb the walls, calm and tranquil music is highly effective. 4.. Music is oot effective when a person is depressed. S. Music from your car radio can reduce your chances of having an accident. 6. Music increases a nuniog mother's ftow of milk. 7. Music can give you an uJcer. I . Wheo a melody haunts you, it's psycbo- togically sianificant and provides a clue to your innermost feelings. ANSWlllS 1. True. In studies at New York Univenity, the playing of certain types of music wu found to inspire many persons to score better on various mental tests than they did without the influence of music. In studies at Louisiana State University, investigators compared the performance of students on mental tests while classical muaic was being played; when jazz was substituted; when rock-n-roU was played; and with no music. Students made the lowest scores on the tests when rock-n-roll was played. 2. False. Tests were conducted by ComeU University inv,.stigators in various large super- markets. The volume of· the music ranged from loud to soh. Sales pu minute were greater with loud music, but there was no significant increase in total sales. The louder music simply caused the customers to move more briakly, shop more quietly. 3 . Falu. ln a study conducted by a team of psychiatrists, tests were made on men and women in eKtremcly worried and anxious states, to determine what lciod of music bad the most calming effect. It was found that a stimulating type or popular music aJleviated fear and anxiety much more than calm music or silence. 4. Fal.te. Psychological studies show that it is characteristic or a depreMC<I person to " F'<nni/11 Weekly, Octobw .f, 1970 .resist strenuously v.-:rbal eff_orts to cheer him up. Since music is much more subde than words and aff ect.s a person oo a f uling rather than a thinking level, investigators at a leading univenity found that depressed subjects re- sponded favorably to lively, exciting music. S. True. TlUa is panicularly the case during the coogeation of rush-hour traffic periods, when music can do a great deal to offset the effect of nerve-sapping tensions and auressive driver reactions, which often tend to build up during these times. Institutional studies have shown that music played at peak accident periods baa resulted in a lower accident rate. 6 . True. In maternity hospital studies in Tokyo, recorded music of various types waa played for a cross-section of more than l 00 mothers. Some music (mood, instrumental, choir, and semiclassical) increased the pr~ ductioo or mother's milk by SO percent to 150 percent. 7 . True. If circumstances force you to listen to music that gets on your nervea, which you find disturbing or irritating, it can defi- nitely give you an ulcer. On the other hand, studies at the University of Erlangen-Nurem- berg in Germany have shown that listening to music you Ilk~ can help prevent ulcers. 8. True. PsychiatTist Frances Hannett has evaluated the results of leading studies oo this subjecL The findings indicate that it is not by chance that a tune occurs so persistently in your mind that it becomes a haunting mel- ody. Like a significant dream. it has been found to be symbolic of your innermost feel- ings or subconscious drives. And also like dreams, the "haunting melody syndrome" is sometimes djfficult to interpret and so cloaked in symbols that it takes a little doing to de- cipher the meaning. But take it from the ex- perts, songs that haunt you can provide illu- minatfog insights into your personality. - · Here-It 1s: Thi Brand · trew "lnclles:Ofl'' · dlseoverj wflfcl is proviq lteyond dOlbt that you can take inches off your hips, thtps and waistline In just days-without dietin1. Men and women alike are e~peri1nci1t1 amazinsty fast results with this new inclles-remOYiftl 111ethod. Read what they say: I. 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HOW DO SAUNA SHORTS WORK? These incredible new Sauna Shorts are made of a veritable "bee hive" of air pockets that combine the benefits of your own personal Swedish Sauna with an amazinaly simple exercise plan-111 desianed to work away your unwanted inches. Just slip into your Sauna Shorts as you would any .shorts, and inflate them with the convenient, detachable air pump wt provide you with (at no extra charae). Immediately, you'll feet a aentle massaclna 1etion, a comfortina warmth and unique support You'll feel these hundreds of tiny air pockets-each with its own individual pr1$$Ure point. -snualina up to you, tiahter and tiahter. When you feel the resistance is appropriate put aside the air pump and fHI the comfortlna sauna-like warmth and support these tiny air pockets brina. How can somethina thars workina off inches feel so 1ood7 Ifs almost cheatina ! 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Although October baa been dealgnated a "Cheese Month," every day may ofter an oppor· tunity to include eheeee in a menu. Theee recipes call for several of the more pop- ular types. Saucy Bacon 'n' Tomato Sandwich For each sandwich allow 3 thin slices of toed (crust removetl); ·2 thick slices tomato; 3 strips crilp b8con; and 3 thin slices dDI pickle. Spread toast with nqyollllaile. Place t.omato slices on one piece of toast; cover with a second piece (mayonnaise side up). Cover with bacon and dill pickle slices. Top with third slice of toast (mayonnaise aide down). Press gently; transfer to individual serving plate. cut diagonally into halves. PFepare the desired number of sand- wiches before pouring hot Cheese S.uce (Siii • ·~am~~ phnlnto-ltded olin impaled on a wooden pick. Serve bot. 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He has some strong opinions on •'There I was, poised on the edge of the roof, a beach tow- el flung around my shoulders like a cape, playing Super- man. I was positive Superman could fly ... and I could, too. I jumped off with the greatest of confidence. That just goes to prove the power of actors: people believe in them so." Prank Lanaella jumped-and broke bis leg. He was ftft yean old. .. acting" bis ftnt role ... Unlea ~ think of )'OW'· telf u IOmeoDC spec:W,.. he says with aaurance, '"you shouldn't be an actor." Actor Frank Laoaella docs seem to be someone special, by the most critical standards. After his recent screen debut in ''Diary of a Mad Housewife. .. he fOt no Jess than 30 rave reviews. ~ven from the few reviewers who found a fault or two with tbe ftlm itlelf, there was noth- ing but praise for Frank LanaeUL ( .. Dc- liJbtlully free of tbe cliches"-Ricb.ard Schickel, Ufe, •'Slrik.iq''-Hollia Al- pert. Soturdl17 ltnW. ..&cdleot. .. Yaridy.) Tbo JUm ia the sixth production of tbe famed bulbaod..aod-wife team, Prank (producer/director) and Eleanor (ICript writer) Peay, who W'CR also respomible for the weJl-reocived .. David aod Lila.. ud •1..at Summer ... Their latcat, .. Diary, .. is a biting satire of ... unsatiafyiaa. upper-m.iddle-das mar- rilF-.. The LanadJa role ii the ¥CrJ physical Other Man <Oeorae Praaer). love, marriage, parents, and work By TERltY SCHAERTEL Frank Lmtgello and Corm Snodgrtn in romantic scene , from "Diary of a Mod Hou~wife," intcrated in "'9eX only, no emotiooaJ in~lvemeots." Def~ the lllOYie., Lanadla alrady was blown and respected in the theatri- cal world. He bas played the top sum- mer atock tbeaten and enacted IOIDC 40 roles on and off-Broadway and woo several acting awards. Now impor1ant offcn are pourin1 in. Langella bas just turned 30. He docan 't drink, and he eats judiciously. His enormous brown eyes can portray cbanses of mood in an instant-joyous, loving, sexy-or sadistic, conning. bolW. Those expressi\IC eyes, however, are hopelessly nearsighted. He won't ttSOr1 to contacts but mes glasses "to read, drive and SN • ., LaQJdla, who basn't had a pay check since .. Diary" wu oom.,ieted in Much, philosophizes th3t .. a period of unem- ployment can be very constructive for an actor. I read a lot and abeorb what- ever I can towanl the neJtt role. I used to create a character out of the air. Now I create from the elements inside me that are aJIDOll like the character. l did that to play G~ P~ I'm not that kind of person, really. .. Fahm aie IOupr, I ditcoYered, than the llafC in one respect: You can not lie for even a leC:IOOd in front of a cam- era. You OM lie on ttqe, if you have the technique. On camera, your face looms IAfF. 11iere are two ICbools of thougbt about ICreeD actias: tancn the camen. Or mate loft to it. that., my Wdmique now; after I do !,ill ftlms. I may c:han,e. I aaw .. Diary .. for ~ ftnt time the other night. I learned a lot to improve for the next time." What might be the next time? ''Well, the-next-iilnrthe pqbtic wilheeis actual; ly the first film I made. It's called "The 12 Chairs," a comedy with a ~ mu- sical IQOre, produced by Mel Brooks." Brooks can be credited with discoverina LIDJelk tor the screen. -We did it in Yuplavia-4ve months of sruelina wort. Life there was hard, deprosaioa. but tbe people were spirited, full of life. And they do have IOfDe be~utiful nudist beaches where many Daoea and Swedes vacation. I play a toUlly different char- acter-an adventurous Ru.ian rope in the Tate 1920s-="-oot exactly a nice guy, but not as bad as P~r. aod the entire family coukt ICC it. lt should get a 0 ratina I think." very JiUJe has chan~ Laofella -his standard of living. his friends, his possessions. He isn't even making much money. this man on the way to bccomina a superstar ... Nineteen-seventy is my poorest year, financially." Now be thoroogbly enjoys the recos- oitioo that t<>el with suddenly ~ing acquired fans ... 1 take a walk and every. one knows who I am, w he con6des.. de· lilht and surprise wriUen aJI over him. '"My famous .friends teU me 111 change soon eoougb. I don't know. My family aets such a tick out of this. .. Not only bis pam1ts, but bis older brother and younger ~r as well As a middle child, skinny, too tall, with thick glaaes, and no obtervable career aaets, young Prank did occa- siooally feel aomewbat un-special. The brother was an admired buketbaU star, his sister 1eemed destined to become a .. beautiful actresa. .. • As life turned out. the brother went into the family business. The sister, stilJ beautiful, 10t marriecL .. She just had her 8rst baby, and rm the aodfather. "'When my mother came to New York to tee .. Diary, .. she didn.'t let me know, but went aJone and bought her own ticket. Theo sho couldn't resist tellins the usher, •rm bis motbet.' She 8(>eS around saying, 'My son is a movie star.' I tell her, 'No. Mom, it takes at 1eut .a pictures.· .. LaoaeUa doem't have much hope for pramt-day ma.rriqcs: 1"00 many cockeyed values.. Guilt U we Ameri· cans were more free-thinking. then we'd have fewer divorces. I don't know any happy marriap.. No . . . I do koow two. .. , belie¥e that tbe more you love. tho wider your arms UouJd be"~ ftun1 bis anm expamiveJy--.. not tiahter. U I am IC'lCioJ IOIDCOOC, I never at her ~ whe~ lhe'a been, or with whom. And I e~pcct tbe same from her. Undentand, rm not byina to make a cue for prom- ilcuity-fm faithful ·but against pilt and fear."' Al for deep triendlhipi. be doa not tend to make friends with acton: .. , am too competitive. Hell for me would be fivoe acton locked up in a room." • ' ' .. 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Seen on the side of a dupH- caUng machine delivery truck : "Please Drive Carefully. We can not duplicate you" ... Sign held by bearded hippie hitchhlk"ng on a Bi~ Sur road ; "Student-Un- armed". Speaking of signs, we have one here at 18255 Beach Blvd . that we are quite proud of. It says in big bold letters, FORD. We have slaked a lot behlnd that s'gn and what it stands for. Here at Wilson Ford Sales we are Ford pco:>lc. Th!lt's c:ir cnly t us- iness. We think th9.t alter one visit to cur sto1 ~ • .)JU01l agree that we our store , you'll agree that we pride ourselves as professionals and that we know our business. Our main purpose is to serve you in the most courteous and effi- cient manner possible . . . and always with your satisfaction a prerequisite. Being long time Ford dealers with vast experi- ence in selling Ford's great ''Bet- ter Idea" cars we can't help but s;el more excited ea:::1 yea r. This yeu is c::crtainly no ex:.:ci:;Uon. The entire m:::lel line, from th<' f&'.>u- lous Thunderbird to Maver:ck are pure beauty and poetry in motion . . . Why not "Take A Quiet Break" ... Test drive a new Ford for yourself. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE£K. OCTOBER 3, 1970 DICK WILSON'S WILSON FORD SALES · 11 18255 BEACH BLVD., HUNTINGTON BEACH ················································••i••••··········· TEST DRIVE THE' ALL NEW 1971 FORD ON DISPLAY--ltEADY l'OR IMMEDIATE -DELIVERY TORINO BROUGHAM 2-DR. HARDTOP THUNDERBIRD 2-DR . LANDAU TEST·DRIVE THE ONE OF YOUR CHOICE TODAY JUST 2 MILES SOUTH OF THE SAN DIEGO FRWY. ON BEACH BLVD. 18255 BEACH Bou·LEVARD 842-6611 HUNTINGTON BEACH SALIS DIPr. ' ........ 10 , ..... 1 hyt SHYICI OPEN flt••· ttw1 Fri., I •·"'· te S P·"'· Me:i., I •·"'· te t '·"'· 592-5511 •o DAYTIME PROGRAMS MONDAY thru FRIDAY -B @ 00 g;, Hollywooct Squerea iiiper (Cj Peter Marshall hosts. 2:30 00 Ed&• of Nlfht (C) Q) Flash Gordon 00 g;, Another World - 5:55 B Give Us This Day (C) @ 00 Gallopine Gourmet (C) Somerset (C) 6:00 B Sunrise Semester (C) ''[arty 11:00 IJ (jj) (j) Where the HHrt 11 (C) I Divorce Coart (C) Renaissance Art in Italy" is the col· @ (1) (!) Dltln& Gantt (C) le&e credit e-0urse offered for the MAIOR LEAGUE BASEBALL I E.clucatioNI Proera1111 fall semnter". Protmor Isabelle HJ· NBC will ceklfcast AMtriu11 Md J :OO ~ (j) a. ... ,.,.. (C) min ii instructor. National league divisionel playoff Ifs Y'OUr Bet (C) 1:25 D £cllCltlcNI Eldlanp (C) "All 11111es until uch series Is com· Stra~ Paradltt (C) AliOut Your Car." pitted. The Mon., Tues., Wed., ('i7) (1) (!) Gtnertl Hospltll (C) m Momin& Prayer Tllur1. daytime schedule is subject Outer Umitl 6:30 II 041stty (C) "Psychiatry and lb wnae for coveraae or these Underdoc (C) Criminal Justice." i•mn. ~ Matlnu: Don Rodewald. D ""dleloD I (C) ---~-n:"l-6-~-.• -1-.,.,...-r .. -y-(C_) _ __.1 • tarn for Uvina (C) m E.clucatJonal F .. tures ~ l..!U 1:1:1 • ...,.. u • "Cint111 36 1:45 ft\ Co-modit.. R--rt Gallopin& Gourmet (C) 3:30 IJ The Mike Roy Show (~ ~ '" .. , .,..... Tempo (C) Regis Philbin and 0 MIKE DOUGLA S O •:SS 0 lNBC Newsmict (C) Teresa Drury co-host. · S W 7:00 Ba~ C8S News (C) m Rodet Robin Hood (C) *This Week-Jane Wyman · Qj 6 g;, Today SMw (C) (f1) 00 Dark Shadows (C) 0 Miki DoueJu (C) Jane Wyman Debb • Drake's D1nctrd11 (C) 11:251; ~CBS News (C) co-hosts this week. Mr. Wllllbont (C) 11:30 8 Search for Tomorrow (C) I fnMius Jury Trials (C) s,ldtr•an (C) . 6 g;, 11\t Who, What or (fi)(V al One liftlo lift (C) Marllet Openin& Where Game (C) Art James hosts. Bozo the Clown (C) : Sellmt StrNt (C) (R) 36-40. 0 @ (1) That Girl (C) (j) Popeye Cartoons (C) 7:30 News/A.M. (C) m Interact (C) A new concept in Christ the livln& Word (C) • Acrm tllt f'lnce, Mon.; M1kln1 public affairs programming. 3:45 • Features (C) t t Mod of MaturitJ, Tues.; Davey I Bill Johns News (C) 4:00 Mr. Ed; Movie, Mon., Thurs. ' Goliath, Wed.; Ptrent-Y'ouUI For· Ame• Elchan1e (C) Ben Casty u~, Thurs.; Raourcu for Youth (C) 11:55 • ~ 00 m NBC News (C) al Dart! Sh1dow1 (C) Fn. News (C) Baxter Ward. I Yoli and Frltnd1-(C) Georee Putnam News (C) Htbo Kelly (C) Live. The Munstel'1 CD Cartoons (C) 12:00 I lucky Pair (C) t 00 Mike Douct11 (C) Stodl Market Coverap (C) · 123 @ g;, Words and Music : Sesame Street (C) (R) 36-40. 1:00 Qt (i) Captain Kanproo (C) i Wink Martindale hosts • Reli&iou1 features (C) Network l'V's lonaest running chil· Movie Game (C) 4:15 • Alex Nervo Show dren's show celebrates its 15th @ (V Bewitched (C) 4:30 Movie: See Daytime Movies. birthday, Kin1s of Comedy Newi (C) Biii Bonds. 0 Mornlna Watch (C) Fernando !ravel Films (C); Perspective/ • Abbott • Costello (C) Dtl Rio co-hosts with Ted Meyers. Stretch & Sew (C) Wed. Batman (C) i Tiie Alntltonea (C) EE NYSE Report ~ Jimmy Thom11on (C) m Sta Hunt m I Sl'EC•AU Three Magical hies The Three Stooan New York udlanae/Local IC ~) Wed. only. • sher Family I IHc1lL I Thr• Maaical Tales 8 Ann Gutcher Show (C) · Amor en el Desierto Wlttl SMri Lawis (C) (R) Mon. 12:30 00 As the World Turns (C) • Vamos a Viajar (C) Mon., Fri.: only. · @ m D1ys of Our lives Usted y la Polica, Tues.; Mexican 1:25 Con1111unlty Bulletin Board (C) I Macdonald Carey stars. Ch1mbtr of Commerce, Wed.; La 1:30 Mr. Maioo (C) Stum..e_ the Stars (C) Salud dt Usted, Thurs. Dennis ttle Menace (C) @ LV A WOfld Apart (C) • A World Apart (C) Cu111by (C) Di1lin1 for DollaB (C) 5:00 MIC Newstrvlce (C) ()) Stlame Strut (C) Stoctl Maltlet CloH Bia S flews (C) American Elcbanae/Dow Jona : Edq~tional Proaram1 Flipper (C) : Yop for Hulttl, Tues.; Huntan 1:00 ®) (j) Love Is a Many Spltn-Cartoons (C) Rtlatlon~Wed. dored Thin1 {C) lil (]) Gilllaan's lll1nd (C) 9:00 I The Lucy Show (C) • (i1 (6) m Th• Doctors (C) : Cilarii•'• Pad (C)/Mufflnl111d 6 m Dinah's Pt1ct (C) Jack T1n_!!l Shaw Ci) Tiit Munsters G rt alk (C) @ @ W All My Children (C) • S.ltct.d Film (C) Movie: See Daytime Movies. Movie: See Daytime Movies. • DEBUT Pandlo Pistolas J1cl La Linne (C) Chartin1 the Market (C) • Tht Rlfltm1n Cartoons (C) 1:30 '1 (j) Tht Guldin& Lifht (C) · • Notldas Offlct of tht President · 00 g;, Another WorlcHlay · The G1llopin& Gourmet (C); : Sesa111e Street (C) (R) 36-40. ity ( ) New~C) Mon. only. 9:30 I (j) llYtrfJ Hnlblllln (C) I Ou:it & Hmiet 5:15 News (C) Ci) m Concentration (C) @ CID m Let's Mah I Deal 5:30 1 ABC News (C) up's Show (C) ( ) Didi Van ~· m Movie: See Daytime Movies. 0 Tempo's Everywoman (C) El1lne My Favorite Martian Romper Room (C) ~n. Petticoat Junction (C) Cf) Tllat's life (C) W Fashions In Sewln& (C) l ucllle @ Thia D1y 1970 (C) fiOcl Martet Rivers. : M1stero1er1' N•i&flborhood (C) 10:00 ll(i) fa111ily Aff1lr (C) Commodity Report (j) Ntwa/Wealhtr/Sptftl (C) · Silt et tlle Cont.ry (C) 1 :40 Kida Stuff (C) • Paltor'a l>tlk (C) : Set Daytime Movi1$. 2:00 a (j) SWet Storm (C) · Comlco1 y Candonea ftlhnl/Nlffc StMc:e (C) QJ@ m Brllflt Pro•lst (C) • Don WAl011's Town Talk (C) MO R NING (i) SunnJ T"-Y (C) Fatlter Knows litst · ltwitdltd (C); Ntn (C) Mon. : (citutJoftal Prtcr111tl (f7} ()) (!) Newtywtd 611111 (C) 5:45 • SelKted Fiim (C) 10:30 Qt (j) Lovt of Uft (C) hit: See D1ytime Movies. • • Deport .. 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Alt labels are printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed paper. Mn. ChriltiM Brown 969 Pod Ro.d Code Mesa, Calif. 92626 r---------- R"'" thl1 coupon, cllp ind m1il with $1 .00 to: I Pilot Pri11Un9.lebel Div., loa 1175, Newport .IHch, C11if. '2'6l· I I I --~·····················-·········-·······----------··· I ............... ----···--······-----------·-·------------- 1 I ·······························--·-----------·--·-······ I le 111r1 to 1111 your I lp Coclt , __ _ PILOT PRINTING L _______ ._ ____ _ FREE BONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LABELS WE WILL INCLUDE FUI SETO~ PACKA6E MAILIN6 LABELS. ,. ................... THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 ~AT UROA Y OCTOBER 3 rv FN I N C 5:00 "' li1 ..... (C) (60) @ Ci) g, NIC Nm (C) (30) ~(C) (60) .... City (C) (60) Tlltt1 C.•t irot11H (C) (60) Tiit Jnlslblt M1n (30) : Dtllp ZOOO (30) Fin1I show o 1 thr1t·p1rt series th1t explores tht thourhts of outst1ndina indus- tri•I desirners. rfg)MniCalt/0.., & 5o11at11 (C) 5:30' News Conftrt11ce (C) (30) (HJ (1) ED NCAA feotMll (C) ( hr) Alib1m1 11 Mississippi. I htlr l1111n (30) Ci) uup·ln (C) (60) lllicowei flylw1 -Jal Lib • llnl~) (30) (R) "Pre-Ai1ht." I CIS Nns (C) (30) lldrtn's los,el Mo.r (C) (30) Edie of Etemtty (C) (30) 7:00 CBS Ev111ln1 News (C) (30) Roaer Mudd. l lNIC Surver (C) (30) Tiit Knicks Specill (C) (60) D•tll Valley Dip (C) (30) m N'T MISS "MALE OF * THE SPECIES" starring Sir Laurence Olivier m MltrOmtdia PrtstntJ (C) (90) "Mile of the Species:· Sir Laurence Olivier is host narrator. Paul Seo· field, Anna Calder-Marshall, Sean Connery and Michael Caine star. 6PM ••••• I . .. ,, i ... , I ~ • . , .. (~. . ,. \ (··~~l l ... . I ........... &011 City tun for lour Lff• (C) (60) Crtltivt Uvin1 Wltll Cttfta (60) : ; Ch• Coob (30) ludl Owttll (C) (30) • 1 In Adi.. (C) (30) • El SlloW dt hclrt Yarps • Rat Patttl (C) (30) 7:30 9 Cl) Mla9otl: ,..,...... (C) (60) Christopher Connelly 1uests u • non-cooperative younr computer aenius who has "dropped out" of society. but is desperately needed by the IMF to complete their u. sianment -th•t of destroJln1 1 de1dly chemical that is beina pro· duced by computer. 0 @ (1) m Alt6J Wlllla•s (C) (60) Son1-1nd-dlnce min Do111ld O'Connor, Jo Anne Worley, and Lit· tle RICti1ra and Tiit Bread aroup join Andy for 1n hour of sona. dance 1nd p1tter. 1:00 O Movit: ''TM Enand loJ'' (com· edy) '61-Jerry Lewis, Brian Don· levy. I TIM Advocates (C) (60) (R) Stttdtd f'thn (C) (90) Syty11 J Enri41111 (30) 0 LT. HEAVIES MIKE * QUARRY vs. ENRIQUE VILLARREAL • LIVE! O forum Boxina (C) (2 hr) Un· defeated Mike Quarry takes on En- rique Villarreal in a 10-round Light Heavyweight bout. Jerry Coleman and Mic«ey Davis are ringside. ID Minority Community (C) (30) 8:30 II a (j) MJ Thfff Sons (C) (30) Craig Stevens (Peter GuM) guests as a former suitor of 81rbar1's who comes to dinner and even plays a round of golf with Steve. 0 Q)@ m Adim-12 (C) (30) "log 95-Purse Snatcher." Offi· cers Malloy (Martin Milner) and Reed (Gary Morgan) and his two cohorts are responsible for a rash of purse snatchings. Another officer (Ben Cooper) disguises himself as a little old lady in an attempt to catch the cocky teenager, but mean· lime Benjie tries to graduate lo bi ager crime and invites disaster. m Movie Greats: "Boom Ttwn" (western) '40---tlark Gable, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colbert. Hedy LI· marr. ID Country & Western Music (C) (I_ hrs) al) NET P11yhouse (C) (90) "The Wr1te·Off ." The story of a success· ful executive who is fired for no apparent reason after 16 years of productive service. g) La Tormentl (30) 9:00 II a (j) Arnie (C) (30) Ordered to select his own successor as lo•d· ing-dock foreman from 1mon1 the loadlng·dock crew, new Continental Flange Co. executive Arnie Nuvo quails at the task of chooslna be· tween his best friend and the best· qualified min. 0 Q) ~ m NIC Saturd•J Mov· 11: {C) •cut 1 Giant Sllldow" (drama) '66-Kirtc Doualas, John Wayne, Fr1nk Sinatra, Senta Ber· ger, Angle Dickinson, Luther Adler, Yul Brynner. The based·on-fact ttory of Colonel David (Mickey) M11cus, the American war hero who went on to forae the untr1lned Israeli Army Into a superior flaht· • Hour of Powlf (C) (60) · Nodlt de Estrtno (2 hr) ii force. 9:30 ®) (i) Miry Tyler Moort Show 0 ~ s 1r 1f d 1-• I· :) d t- 11 i. l · l · n- n- ht IO D) ;ts 10 a 0) fj. nd JfO sh :er as to 1n· to r. n" :er .a- :c> ·he SS· no of red id· the 1t1I JVO be· !St· OV· .... ohn ier· lier, fact 1ey) who ned 11ht· (C) (30) Mary Richards (Miss Moore) comes face to face with the generation gap when she plays sub- stitute moth.er to a precocious twelve·1ear-old. D LAWRENCE WELK SHOW * WELK & CAST VISIT fJ Ci7l Cl)&) Lawrtnct Wt• (C) (60) The Music Makers salute the Roaring '20s with 1 Charleston number and songs of the era. CiJ Ntwa (C}-(30) Larry Burnll. 10:00 II a CI> M1nniI (C) (60) Brock Peters guests as an over-th9>hill boxer sought in the murder of 1 fight·fixlng gambler. Stacy Harris, George Toblu. Kim Hamilton and Phillip Pine also guest. 1J lit 5_._ (CµlQ) --fJ Al• ef Aqtiana (C) (60) Guest is ~-year-old Jonathan Axelrod, pl1ywri11ht who wrote Raquel Welch's · TV Special and several screenplays. Actress Jane Alexender also 11uests. _f&IH T., Tillt Qrew -Up (60) (R) "Code of the Sea." 10:30 0 Robert K. Dom1n Sbow (C) (90) "The Dru11 Scane." Alt linldatter, Art Kunkln (Ed. of LA. Free Press) and two teenage reformed addicts. D Ro1ey Qritr Sbow (C) (30) Mama Cass guests, 'Ind the Ch1r1es Brown at larf~ serment visits a productive 11hetto con11tomerate. I Ntws (C) (30) Ken Jones. Wttlltnd News (C) (30) (I) Saturday lflgllt Movie: "Hur- '!_ Sundown." W Pauport to Travel (C) (30) u:oo 11 O Ntws (C) fJ DEBUT Frigllt Nigllt: (C) "Queen of Outer Space" and "Horror Clla111· her of Dr. Faustus." m Movie: "Tho Piduro of Dorian Qrar' (drama) '45-George San· ders, Hurd Hatfield, Donna Reed. ID It II Written (C) Ell) Maule and the Beautiful Ma· dlino (C) (R) 9 Cl) Award Tlieabe: ''Conspir· acy Of Hearts." 11:15 U Fabulous 52! (C) "l1111tation of Ufe" (drama) '59-lana Turner, Sandra Dee, John Gavin, Susan Koh- ner, Juanita M00<e, Dan O'Her1ihy. B ABC News (C) 11:30 Saturday Ni&ht Movie: (C) ''The first Men In the Moon" (adven- ture) '64-Edward Judd, Lionel Jef· fires, Martha Hyer, Erik Chitty, Bet- ty McOowall. While retumln& from the moon with a manuscript of a previous discovery, three astronauts track down an aged discoverer who tells them the story of the first moon landine. ID Movie: ''Slreat Elpedations" (drama) '47--Anthony Waantr. 11:45 D News (C) Qj (i) SpoUigllt Theabe (C) "Crea· ture Tro111 the Blacll la1oon." Rich· ard Carlson. Julia Adams. 12:00 D Movie: "The AccuMd" (mys- tery) '48-loretta Youn(. 12:15 D Loh111an & Bartley (C) 1:00 II Movlt: "Criss Cross" (drama) '48-Burt Lancaster. m All·Nlgllt Show: ''The Hidoovt," ''Mam and Evalyn" and ''Salllma and Utt M11lled Marvel." 1:151 News (C) 1:30 II Mondt (C) 1:45 Mowlll: "Secret Yttrture" (mys- tery) '5S-l<ent Taylor. 2:00 D Movlt: "l•mortal Battalion" (drama) '44-Davld Niven. 2:30 U News/Qlve Us This DtJ {C) PRINCIPALS-Jack IAmmon utile .,.,.., of evil, To•r Curtis u trt ..... plaaa1 aood ud NatalW -wooa a a •WIPllPtr ... ~ "'IGa alollr for .... rfcle att tile prilldpak .. "1lt« Gnat Ract," two-pan cOIMdy on Tltt CBS Tlt•nclar N!Pt amd CBS Friday Njpt Mo~lea at f PM. .. P~p .5 t I .. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 ~ WHEN YOU WANT IT DONE .RIGHT • • • CALL l ~,JL-. ONE OF THE EXPERTS LISTED BELOW! ~ /.J1 CARPET CLEANING DECORATOR FLYING SERVICE GLASS TINTING ''(!.-...." .~~-r~ .-· CARTIER'S-.. .... 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Min Slint J1m11 portr1ys 1 policewom1n who is Ht as a decoy to 1r1p 1 killer on the 10011 in New York's Central Perk. . . . "The Love Experts." new five-times-a.week half-hour eries pro- duced by Bob Stewart Productions of New York. is being placed in syndication. Program features Jack Cassidy . as host and a panel of three celebrities commenting on the romantic problems of 18-to-25- year-olds. Panel on the first group of progr~msjust completed consists of June Lockhart, Alejandro Rey and Tot1e Fields. • * • SlngJng star .Robert Goulet, during an a~arance on The Merv Griffin Show on'CBS, mentioned that he and his wife. Carol Lawrence, have purchased a home In Wyoming. Goulet raved about the beauty of the area and remarked that the towns are so small that when he participated In the Memorial Day parade In the hamlet near his place, It lasted only a minute and a half. • • • Thinking of Re-Roofing? • FrM Estimates • ARMSTRONG ROOFING CO. 645-1&71 New & Used 19 Y,.. 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I Church In tllt Home (C) Cine 111 Su Cua Varltdades Musle11t1 11:30 IJ F1ce Utt Nttion (C) Tennessee Senator Albert Gore appears with his Republican opponent, Rep. Wil· liam Brodt. D (J7) ~ Dilcowery (C) A look et Ireland and its people. D Movte~ (C) '"flle Warrior bl• press" (spectacular) '60 -Kerwin Mathews, Ti111 Louise. /\FTfRNOON He .. ·lllJtrs' Gulde (C) :•1•..,. feoUNin (C)-- Movlt: (C) "TIN Encl of tltt or1d, llbf' (mystery)-Gig Younr. Peter Lorre, Nina Foch. I lnttllleent Parent• (C) (3) Stories of Succeu or... Dominlcll Rmval firu (C) 12:15 fil) kMol 11 for Clllldren (C) A ~ Davey I Collatll (C) preparatdry program for the child kltllryn llllllun (C) Just entering preschool. Town Hall Mttttnr (C) 12:301 NFL Today (C) 1:30 ooll Up end Liv•. (C) "Remem· 0111 Roberts (C) ber Landscapes." (I) Underway for Peace (C) I llrs. Alpu kt (C) . Se11111t Street (C) (R) #31·35. F1~ to .~ice (C) Rabbi Wolf. Cf) Aha Futures ~ovtt: RICllet lusters" (dra-1:00 IJ tjj Cl) NFL Footb•ll (C) Minne· me) 38-Georae Brent, Humphrey sota Vildnrs vs. Green Bay Packers, ft'\ f<ArrtHRYN ~KUHLMAN 11vt from Green Baj, wise. -~ CJ ~ Ci) m Footblll Co11f1rtoee * (IN COLOR) C.1at1 (C)Te1ms and starting time I Kathryn Kuhlm1n (C) to be announced. ~This 11 ttlt lift (C) O Movie: "Tower of Terror" (mys· Oral Roberta (C) tery) '41 -Mic~ael Rennie, Wilfrid Full Gospel Rtvlwal (C) Lawson. 9:00 mtra Tllret (C) 8 luues & Answers (C) £temal U(llt Sptcill (C) "The • Million $ Movie: (C) ufancy Kaddish of Levi Yitzchok." Written 'ants" (comedy) 'SO -Bob Hope, by the late Morton Wishengrad and Lucille Ball. adapted for television by Shim I Tht World lt70nd Wlncelberf, the drama Is presented Cott A5 In observance of Yom Klppur. (!)Passport to Travel (C) I Day of Discovery (C) • Frinte • la Vida (C) Cami 1~7g~~~) 1:30 O Press Conference (C) lncum· ID 6 140tll Semi· bent Max Rafferty and his aid, Wil· 1nnulf onnon ." tl'1nct (C) Mes-son Riles, who are seeking the posi· sties and muSIC from femple tion of State Superintendent of Pub· S uare in Salt ~ake City, Utah. fie Instruction , guut in the first C:O.ntry MUSIC (C) show of a series of election spe· ~ Revival Ares (C) cials. Tom ind Jerry (C) I Voice of Celvary (C) • slcl y Pal1bru 1 (3) Issues & Answeri (C) • '•nor.mi Lltino tn Domingo . COmmentlrlos (C) 9:30 , ~~·{~g:~~~ (C) Rabbi 2:00 S ACTION! Mil Nussbaum, Temple Israel, Hof· m ROLLER GAME . . n. * T-BIRDS vs. CHICA(;O tnt Autry Show (C) Ii) Roll11 liamt (C) L.A. T-Blrds vs. ~ (3) SntOlley tht lur (C) Chic~ Hawks. NFL Footblll DoublthNdtr @ ~ Sunday Matintt: "Htllo, ( ) n Fr1ncisco at Atlanta; and fr1$co, Hello." Minnesott at Green Bay. ai) Carroustl Mniclno I Ml Ma.estro 2:15 0 Movie: ''Calcutta" (adventure) 10:00 The Siew Is ~r (C) '47-Alan Ladd, Gall Russell. 12) (i) m Ml!Of LHf Ut BaM· 0 · • I {f) "bTvisional Playoff. 2:30 ~ov1t: 'Y1!• Kid Fro• Lift I Hour of '°1ffr (C) Atld (drama) 53-Dan Dalley. em CD Jonny Qutst (C) 3:00 0 fa111:~ ~ilm festival: "Captain ..Ovie: "Angels With Dirty January. Shirley Temple. ts" (drama) '38--James Cagney, I Chiller . Dead En.d Kids. Humphrey Borart. • Outreach /Mu11e1l1 (C) I Amazina Tllrtt Toros 10:30 S11nflo. wtr Celebration Company 3:30 ~ocket Robinhood (C) I Cl) S.lppy 'tC> cm Cf) Cattanooca Cits (C) • Selected Film (C) filtfTor Today (C) 3:45 'ost-4iamt st.ow (C) 11:00 lnaidtr/Outsidtr (C) 4:00 Movit: "Eort Aplcltt" (western) Notre Dime Faotblll (C) Notre ' John Wayne. Henry Fonda. Dame vs. Michigan State Spartans. CJ John Mckly Show (C) Highlights t ! :f , ·, 1. I· It !· I! '· !) ft n l) Is of last ni1ht's 1ame between USC and Ore1on State. 0 BRUINS VS. LONG-* HORN GRID ACTION ! 0 UClA Bruin footblll (C) Bruins vs. Texas lon&homs in 11me t1ped yesterd•L o @ w m eo11 ... footblll -mo <C> NCAA hi&hllchts. iJ1 Ion the CSown (C) (g 00 Cil l lsbtp's Lodi« Roo• _ l (i)face UM Natioa (C) • 1'liia 11 the lHt (C) · AIJlculturt Report 4:30 llltidt ...... (C) • Sllippr (C) m ve Arden and * Kaye Ballard "MOTHERS·IN·LAW" I ,......·In-Law (C) Patty Dullt 00 film feature (C) "America's on the MOiie" and "Old Brid&es in Switzerl1nd." l (i) Penelope Pitatop (C) AaJitlllture USA (C) Ru Hu•bard Show (C) 5:00 11."luiry (C) Maury Green. · 0 MES STEWART & * GLYNIS JOHNS-" DEAR BRIGITTE" IN COLOR! D Sandaf Movie: (C) .. Deir lri-~ rittt" (comedy) '65-James Stewart, Glynis Johns, Cindy Carol, flbian,1 Billy Mumy. W11ing a one·man war a1ainst th& "creepin1 preeminence" of science, a professor uses his. family as his first line of defense. 0 lira•bli111 Collttt footDall (C} Gramblin& College vs. Prairie View A&M at Soldier's Field. (one hour) I M111 from UNCLE (C) McH1lt'1 Navy SMn Alta Ti.tatre: "Wiid rverCfl Montromery Clift. lee Rem· ick, Jo Van Aeel I Hob Nob Wittl leb ~ hllptft • Trewel (C) Ca••• ""' (C) em hntaltice <C> CoUt11 of ttll ~ (C flltbol·Socar Mundill: T~e Ben· f~ tum vs. the team from Min· chester, E.nfland. _ 5:30 D All~rican Col&tct (C) &l Anluls, Action & AdftlltWe (C) "A Mountain Named Edith Ctvell." I How Te Merry 1 MIUitftMt @ WIKW T...mw (C} MisUro&tll' NeipbotMo4 (C) .!i)~_(C) ma.., f1•itJ °"of~ (C) • EVENING 6:00 II "' I i& NIWI (C) (30) 0 IWpJUta (C) (30) CJiy Colt welcomes Stubby & An1el1 Kaye, Dennis & Micki James, plus .leinne Coope< & date Hury Bernsen. 0 HUMANS KEEP HOUSE * UNDERWATER! BLUB! I e Tiie ewe..-. s.. <C> <30> 'The Sea People. H fJlmed at Kabl Under1!1 Test Ra111t in Hawaii. this episode eumines the latest It· tempts beinJ mlde to at.ablil:tl a<· ttal livin1 quarters under water. 0 Sia( MMe W-G II** <CJ (60) m E.Xcrting Animal Life * and Undersea TJV'ill5 UNTAMED WORLD m P'IOllEIE Utltnl_. hW (C) James Stewart 'Dear 11r1g1ue (30) True life 1dv1nturt1. "Eltt>ht nt -th• Noble Bust'' bealns In the t1r pita and covers tht eltphant'a history up to hi• modern Ille. 0) Htrt Ct .. die lrldH (C) (60) fJ) Tiit hw[ljblt M111 (30) Q) °"'1 tf Co1Hllt (C) (30) fl) Mara N• (30) 9 ()) CIS Ntw1 (C) (30) Im Hew et hwtr (C) (60) I Cf11t t11 II T1rdt (2 hr) Tiie...,. (C) (30) ......... (C) (30) 6:30 8 Pll£MIE1£ AMtlt 1 w.-(C) (lfl) Strlea whieh tlkea 1 llfht 1nd utfrlcel look becll et Mltcted .,.., events of th• week. KNXT Newsmen P1\00k Emo'} HrvH .. holt Jnd ra· m ........ ,, .. (C} D A ~EAVENLY HOUR *WITH BARBARA AND MUSICAL GUESTS! m POt't"K~~:,t.m,\T~E * OF FRANKENSTEIN" ID Ctutlt• ,.,_" <90> ..._I tf frMk ..... " I ,...&.... (30) II U.. ltlitar (30) (R) all t.e .......... (C) U.. Yun (C} (30) 7:00 II a lMlie (C) (30) uaw and hu " puppin llruUlt '°' wrviv1I 1n the deM11 until • mutt boy br.nas ttiem food. Mldlael· i James Wll1td W'· fl)~) y~ u! ot~~~CJ., Host lbl11n Ptf'kim v1sd.s Git fOf. I Ht 1n India, Int home ol tht In dlen lion, end 1150 hunts IOI • m1111m weter butt11o. I 0 (l)Tlle , ....... tl"> ( ) .. The Blood of an lng1tstl·' man." While try1t11 to pre~t tn att..dl on U11yett1's troops, lstk 1$ seriously wounded. .k>hn Coh00$ &ut'Stl IS Col. john Steele. D IUUT .......,.. ... (C) (30) COuntry-wntern show $tlrriftt l1n I T1'Qn and rocll croup, 're.t Ss>ee· kled Bird Today'$ gueatt: Bobby! Bart, lat1'$ wife. Sylvi1, Annt Mur· rty, 11n&8f of the recent hrt ''Snow· btrd" and Green'' StlCI. • ~ t. TrMI (C) (30} ;lif wo faces of /ldtica"' ! tt .. Wf-(30) ............... At. ~ (C) (60) Proai.m let titm rrea Roaers (of •isttfO&el'S' Neiahbof'hood). ch11rman of the Child Development encl the MISS Media k>rum of the White Hol/$e ConilfeflCf Of1 Children fB ,...,.,. t. L"J.~~) (ip) Dell 'twtie Cl9ll ( 60) 7:30 8 51) Moptl'I ........ (C) (30) COi HOpn d111:011t1n tlta1 Col Kltnll hts some unrtlscoveretl talent$ when I Col Kltnk tum~ into "Maestro Klink The Artist " a u r•J m ~111 world .r ~....., (C) {rO) "Westw1rd Ho the Waaons " P1rt I of two perts. In· d11ns attack ea pr11rle Doctor John Grayson (fe9' ~arker) oelps 1 w•a· on tram of plontett move west atona the d1019rous Ofqon Trail of 1844 Co·~trs Kathleen Crowley, Jeff York. 0.111d stollery, Sebntian Cabot Ctorae Rllll• (Continued) Exciting Animal Uf e and Undersea Thrills PREMIERES Tonight 6:00 ~;;;:. ..... n KTI'V ... l"'1"1Mtt.1.,_ t\\ol.Wt-''°"' ~ A-°"ru®fn~ . ~fr" ~t"tia••·•·e , ""\~ •. :ft ~ ::; "I've neveradr~\';~tf 'D~k apolis · St. .P aul television Van Dyke as much -or news department. missed him as much -as I "Th e show will be about do right now.'' half career and half home- The speaker was Mj;try Ty· life," Miss Moore explained. ler Moore and the occasion "If the viewers decide they was the first week of produc-like one part better than the tion on her new Mary Tyler other, then that's probably Moore Show (Saturdays at the way we'll go." 9:30 PM on CBS). • * * • Miss Moore was reminis· Ann Doran, who portrays cing -about the ~first -of five Jean Wydell, the wife of Sen- seasons of "The Dick Van ator Wydell (Will Geer) in Dyke Show.'' "The Chairmanship of Sena- "lt's true," she continued, tor Homer Bryant Wydell ," "I didn't realize until this a Senator segment of NBC's week what Dick was going The Bold Ones, played the through that first week of his mother on NBC's National show. Of course, all of us at Velvet series. that time were under a cer- tain amount of tension, but Dick was in nearly every scene and had no time to re- lax. Now I know how he must have felt, and I only hope I'm as successful at keeping my cool as he was." The Mary Tyler Moore Show is filmed before a stu- dio aud ience, utilizing the same three-camera technique that was used by The Van Dyke Show, so the compari· son is valid. Now it's Miss Moore who Is in nearly every scene of every script so has very little time to re lax from Monday morning, when the first rehearsals begin, until late Friday even ing, when the last scene is filmed and the audience leaves the studio. As in The Dick Van Dyke Show, the scenes for Miss Moore's show are fairly even - ly divided between an office and home. Portraying an as· sociate producer in a Minne- • * * * Denise Nicholas, who stars as counselor Liz Mcintyre in Room 222 on ABC, is the author of ''A Primer of Black Beauty," scheduled for fa ll publication In pocketbook form by Cornerstone Library. * * * * The current fashion for pale pink lipsticks created a problem for the prop man on "Murder by Proxy," premiere episode of ABC's Dan Au- gust. A key point in t he script called for Det. Lt. August (Burt Reynolds) to discover a giant eye scrawled on a bedroom mirror in lipstick by a murderer. After t rying sev- eral shades borrowed from the makeup man and finding all too light-the eye did not show up-the prop man sent to the corner drug store for "one of the old-fashioned red lipsticks" and the scene was filmed . ·······························a····················•••a••···········L' ~FAMILY-GROUPS IN YOUR HOME~ : Fam1l1es who have had their µ1<.:tures taken by E --- THE DAILY PILOT. lV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 1 SUNDAY (Continued) New Year." lee Green celebrates in 0 MAE WEST IN HER Formos1. * PRIME AND THAT'S @(l)Sundl1 Mtvie: "Dlt.ctivt · • • Story." Kirk Douelas, Eleanor P1rker. REALLY SOMETHING! I Manion Foni• 0 Comtd1 a1u1ca (90) .. lellt of n.. fonytt S.11 (60) (R) ttlt Nineti.1" (comedy) '34 -M1e Sytvw J Entllaue (60) West, Roger Pryor. A prizefighter 9·30 O News (C) (30) and a nl&htclub entertainer find rO· • U) CawalCldt of Boob (C) (30) mance ~nd endless troub~es. 9:45 Em Muslult (C) O Mllhon $ Movie: "littlt 1 BoJ lO:OO lmt'' (drama) '53 -Bini Cn>$by, m NO TIM CONWAv Nicole Maurey, Cl1ude Dauphin. ~ W 1' u.s. war correspondent, in past * HAS HIS OWN SHOW. World War 11, tries to .1oc1te his WHAT A HAPPY WAY seven.yur-old ~n who hlS been TO TOP THE WEEKEND! ~parated from him since birth ind iJ Qt (j) Tl• C.nway (C) (60) finds a. boy In a French orph1nage Join Cr1wford ind Dick Mirtin be- who mieht be his. come Involved with Conw1y ind a m TllTft Pnsportl to series or Z1ny l nTriiU1s on -1116 (Cj (3D) "South of Z1mboan1a." . last Choo Choo To China " The Linkers visit the remote south· B @ ct) a;, Tiie Bold . Ones (C) em tip of the Philippines. {60) "The 01y the Lion Died.'' ti) Voice of tht Hour (30) Sen1tor Stowe publicly challen141s Em Qunt for Ute (30) the competency of an old friend. 1:00 Will Geer Jl!_ests. IJ HUMPERDINCK·TINY TIM 0 KEVIN SANDERS ... * ED SULLIVAN TONIGHT * BIG 5 NEWSTIME! 6 ~ (I) Ed Slllllvan (C) (60) 8 Bl& 5 News (C) (30) Guests are Engelbert Humperdinck, • PREMIERE Sports hl' (C) Tiny Tim, David Steinbere Skiles & (6D) Mal Alberts hosts an in·depth Henderson, and Melanle. ' 1nalysis of recent 1nd upcomin& fJ '71 Mercurys present sports stories. Different sports fl&· * THE FBI t · ht ures CO· host each week. onig · m use Footblll <C> (90) use vs. D (]1) Cl) al Tiit Fii (C) (60) Oreeon State ''Escape to. Terror." Erskine search· CD Joe DtSllv1 (C) (30) es fo~ a crime syndicate ,accountant Ell) Tiit U11lcorn, Ult Soraon, and who 1umped. ball after indictment. _ the Mentlcort (C) (60) Membel'1 of Harry Guardino guests. the W1shin1ton Billet and the Paul m Mov~ Cirtata: "8oo11 Tow11" Hill Chortlt perlorm Gi1n C.rlo (drama) 4(}-Clark Gable, Spencer Menotti's madri1al-b1llet in the Tracy, Claudette Co!bert, Hedy la· Washiniton, D.C. C1thedral. marr. Twb tough w1ldt1tters battle ii) DEIUT Ttttro dt tbnalo Fabfe· over oil and women. llS (C} I!) The Bi& Question (~) (60). Or. 10:301J World Tomorrow (C) (30) "Au· Max Raffe~y and Or. Wilson R1l~s. tomoblles on Tri1I." b.oth candidates for State Superin· I Wffktnd News (C) (30) tendent of Public Instruction. probe 11·00 ~~News (C) the issues. Mich1el Jackson Is host. · • 6 News (C) ti) P1tt1rn ror Uvine (3~) n ou Top Tiiis? (C) al) I ftlC)10 Thret M1f1cal lain Ntwt (C) With 5'1ari lnls (C) (60) • Wllll111 F. Buclllay (C) Guests Em Seltettd film (C) . . are Professor John Kaplan who @I) ~EIUT Altirlas Mu11e1tes (30) teaches law at Sl1nford University Musical variety. and is recent 1uthor of book titled 1:30 0 Q) 00 m Bill C.lh, (C) (30) "M1riju1n1: The New Prohibition," '1here Must Be a Pony.'' Chet tries and Richtrd Kleindienst. Deputy Al· to prove by example that 1 gir1 tomey General of the United States. student should not set too hi&h ~ Kathryn llulllaan (C) hopes on winning a movie contest. 1 00 Notrt Da•• Footbln (C) Ta Tanisha euests as Georgianna. : NET fntJw•I (C) (R) "Georee ti) World Tomonow (30) "Auto the Szell: One Man's Triumph." Great.'' 11:15 CijJ CJ) The Chrlatophtrs (C) ii) lA Torment. (30) U:301J Movie: (C) ''Ona Desire'' (dra- 9:00 IJ ~ 00 Gt1n Ctmpbell (C) (60) m1) '5>-Anne Baxter, Rock Hud· Guests are Paul Lynde, Roy Clark, son, fbt1lle Wood. Anne Murray, Mel Tillis and The I Nixon Europe1n Trip Sptdal (C) Osmond Brothers. Cttt.1dr1I of Tomorrow (C) 0 Q) @ m Bon1n21 (C) (60) Movi1: "$aturdaJ Nlcht and "The Wagon." Relusine to admit Sunday Momin&'' (dr1ma) '61-AI· losing a prisoner, a self-seeking bert Finney, Richel Roberts, Shirley lawman threatens an innocent Hoss Anne Field. with imprisonment when he at· ID Movie: "G1rv1lat" (dram•) '57 ~ Cleme11~ o/ Cop e11ha ge11 ~ ' : : I • tPasade11 :11 • tempts to substitute him for the -Maria Schell, Fr1ncolse Perier. escapee. Denver Pyle and Salome I 00 lnllpt (C) • • -. : - -· · · · l l av<' some very fine Pictures. . . . : I • • -E 1 will bCI availa ble a couple of week-end s : during Octobcr·Novem ber "at th~ be~ch," so E Please call Clemens of Copenhagen -for : th e best pi c t ure~ you have ever had (or wanted). --• --(213) 792-1440 -. • --• --. ----• --' -. : ................................................................... .. Page 10 Jens euest. 12:00 · Sunday Tonlaht Sllow (C) (R) O Tiit Defenders (60) "Old Lad1 12:30 film f11tur1 (C) "All the Dif· Ironsides," E. G. Marshall. ference." Environmental pollution. fJ al ABC Sund11 Movie: (C) 1:00 IJ Movie: "Eltht lrOtl Men" (drt· "One Million Years B.C." (adven· ma) '52-Lee Marvin, Arthur Franz, lure) '67-Riquel Welch, John Rich· Rich1rd Kiley . ardson. Young man is banished 0 Speallin& fmJy (C) Guest is from the savaee Rock People, then Roy Innis, N•tional Director, Con· meets and falls in love with a girl areas of R1cl1I Equality. of the gentle Shell People. 1:45 m Movie: "Dual Alibi" (mystery) I!) Renduvous WltJI Adv1nturt (C) • 'fl -Herbert lorn. Terrence De (30) '1he Adventure of the Chinese Marney, Phyllis Dixie. n • r. I! I) !· a 1• ~s d. ~) th ,, I[· 15, Id of ul lo lie •· U· its ho ity ed t," '1· es. ge ra- Id• IC) ind Al· ley '57 ' )jf. n. rt· nz, IS on· 1ry) De TV !PORT! HIOHllOHT! :·X. : . x SUNDAY, OCTOBEfl 4 9:30 AM ~(]) NFL Football Doubleheader (C) San Francisco at At· lanta. Minnesota at Green Bay. 10:0019 00 Major league Baseball (C) Divisional Playoff Game. 11:00 ROtre Dame Football (C) Notre Dame vs. Mich. State. Taped. !:00 -~NF~ Football (C) Minnesota at Green Bay. . • • 6 Football Conference Game (C) (tentative t ime) 4:00 · Football (Cr Bruins vs. Texas. Taped yester.cfay. 5:00 · Grambling College Football (C) Grambling College vs. Prairie iew A&M at Soldier's Field. 10:00 PREMIERE Sports Page (C) Mal Alberts hosts. I Futbol·Soccer: Benfica vs. Manchester, England. USC Football (C) USC vs. Oregon State. 11:00 @ N.otre Dame Football (~_Tap~ ----· ~ . MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Monday through Thursday, NBC will colorcast American and National League divisional playoff games until each series is completed (when one team In each league has won three out of possible five games). Starting times to be announced. MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 6:00 fJ @ 00 NFL Monday Night Football (C) Chicago at Detroit. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 8:00 0 NEW SEASON Kings Ice Hockey (C) L.A. Kings vs. Van- couver Canucks at Vancouver, British Columbia. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 10:00 AM14· (i) World Series Baseball (C) Game No. 1. 1:00 I ' 3 NCAA Football (C) Texas vs. Okla homa at Dallas. 4:30 1 ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) · r Huntington Beach 12th Annual Surfboard Cham· prons 1ps ) 5:00 I lnternatlonal World Cup Soccer (C) England vs. Czechs. 7:00 Jerry West Show (C) 7:30 Sports Special (C) L.A. Kings' coach and players are high· i hted. -Box de Mexico: Pro boxing. 8:00 Forum Boxing (C) Mike Duarte vs. Rudolfo Labato. SUNDAY, OCTOBER • 7:30 s "Belle of the Nineties" (comedll '34-Mae West, R~er Pryor. 9 "Uttle Boy lost" (drama) '53-Ing Crosby, Nii:ole aurey, 8:00 11 "Boom Town" (drama) '40-Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy. 9:00 7 (C) "One Mllllon Years B.C." (adventure) '67-Raquel Welch. 11:30 2 (C) "One Desire" (drama) 'SS-Anne Baxter, Rock Hudson. 7 "Seturday Night and Sunday Momin«'' (drama) '61-Albert Finney, MONDAY, OCTOBER 5 7:30 9 "Gazebo'' (comedy·myste~} '60-Glenn Ford, Debbie Re\,notds. 11:00 9 "Virgin Spring" (drama) ' 9--Max Von ~dow, Briltta alburg. 11:30 5 "Kief Monk Baroni" (drama) '52-Rlchar Rober, ruce Cabot. 7 "Submarine Command' (drama) '51-Wllliam Holden, Nancy Olson. 1:00 2 "Down to Earth" (musical) '47-Rita Hayworth, Larry Parks. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6 6:00 7 (C~ "Home From th• Hiii" Part 1 (drama) '60-Robert Mitchum. 7:30 9 (C "Pl11k Panther' (comed ) '64-David Niven, Peter Sellers. 8:30 7 CC "But, I Don't Want ~ Get Married" (comedy) '70-Herschel Bernardi, Shirley Jones, Sue Lyon. N1111ette Fabray. Tina Louise, Brandon Cruz. 11:00 9 "Paths of Glory" (drama) '57-Kirk Douglas, Ralph Meeker. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7 6:00 7 (C) "Homa ~om the Hill" Conclusion (drama) '60-Robert Mitchum, 7:30 9 CC) "Men of the Wast" (western) 'Ss-Gary Cooper, Julie London. 11:00 9 "Dran~o" (drama) '57-Jeff Chandler, Joanne Dru, Julie London. 11:30 s "The lrglnlan" (western) '46-Joel McCrea, Barbara Britton. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8 6:00 7 "Detective Sto!jf (drama) '52-Kirk Douglas. Eleanor Parker. 7:30 9 "Th• Naked E ga" (drama) '61-Gary Cooper, Deborah Karr. 9:00 2 29 8 (C) '"Th• Great Race" Part 1 (comedr/ '65-Jack Lemmon. 11:00 9 "Cahblenca" (drama) '43-Humphrey ogart. Ingrid Bergman. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9 6:00 7 CC~ "Beach Blank.t Bingo" (juvenile musloal) '65-Frankie Avalon. p o 9 (C "To Catch a Thief" <mystery) '55-Cary Grant. Grace Kelly. :00 2 29 8 (Cl "The Great Race' Part 1 (comedy) '65-Jack Lemmon. J lrOO 9 "Panic n the Yeu Zaro' (drama) '62-Ray Milland, Jean Hagen. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10 6:00 7 1Cl "'Th• Sav-,,• Innocents" (adventurefi '61-Anthony Quinn. 7:30 9 'The Hauntln • (suspense) '63-Julle ;>rris, Claire Bloom. 8:00 11 "Johnny Easer" (drama6 '42-Robert Taylor, Lana Turner. 9:00 4 23 6 (Ct "Death of a unflgtlter" (western) '6?-Richard Wld· mark, ena Horne, John Saxon, Carroll Connor( Michael McGreevy. 10:30 11 "Th• Thin Man" (mystery) '34-Wllliam Powel . Mr,rna Lox. 11:00 9 Frl~ht Nlpt: "It, the Terror From Beyond Space ' and 'Stralstit Jae et." 11:15 2 <«i] "8oeln& Boeln~" (comedy) '65-Tony Curtis, Jerry Lewis. 11:30 7 " p From a Beac " (drama) '65-Cllff Robertson, Red Buttons. ~~i~;. '~' . CLC»SE -up ~~~~ • ..!la ,,, .... -~ .... ' . . . KHJ-TV ALIVE AND HAPPY IN LOS ANGELES KHJ-TV is "Alive and H appy in Los Angeles" h·eralding its Fall season with a slogan which best expesses both optimism and delight in their program product. The season got underway the week beginning· Monday, Septe mber 28. accordfog to station's General -• Manager Charles P. Dyer. .... With its cor.lmunity affairs program as the foundation of its overall program structure-Morning W atch and the award-winning Tempo which, combined, provide 351.1.t hours of weekly live pro- gramming, the station has added to its Fall line up such pr'operties as Get Smart (6 PM) and The Saint (I 0 PM) to round out such successful -series Care ~ Dic.k.c Van D.y.ke. Candid Camera .and brand new programs of What's My Line? on the Monday-Friday schedule. Another new program feature will also be seen MonJay-Friday on the Baxter Ward 9:30 PM News program in. t he form of a sports w rapup to be presented by the station's Director of Sports. Mal A lberts. Alberts also helms still another new Channel 9 pro- gram, Sports rage, Sunday nights at I 0 o'clock. The hour-long program utilizes exciting fi lm footage of some memorable sports events; Alberts, along with a celebrity sports figure co-ho.st, will conduct interviews with prominent sports figures from the SouJhern California areas as well as 1hose visiting from other parts of the country and world. Barbara Feldo11 and 0011 Adams portray the Maxwell Smarts i11 Get Smart, week 11ighl.f at 6 PM on Cf1111111e/ 9. Another new Sunday program, Nashville Now, slated for 7 PM. . features top contemporary country-western stars; m uch of the music has a folk-rock ftair. Hosted by Ian Tyson and ably assisted by tuneful Anne Murray, Nashville Now spins onto the Los An· geles scene at the peak of the country-western excitement. At the same time, Age of Aquarius, (no one over 30 admitted on camera) and its host Kevin Coughlin moves from Friday night to Saturday night at 10 PM. It wouldn't be a Channel 9 season without an assortment of movie programs. Back for the season are the Monday-Friday Morning Movie, The Big Movie and Theatre Nine, along with a brand new double-feature movie program, Friday Night, Saturdays at 11 PM. with the best of the thriller-chillers. Back for Its 18th season, is the perennial favorite, Million $ Movie, retaining its nightly slot of 7:30 PM, plus a Sunday matinee screening with a new time period this Fall, 1 PM. Million $ Movie will present. in upcoming months such hits a~ "The V.l.P.'s" starring Elizabeth Taylor. Richard Burton, Maggie Smith, Rod Taylor, Margaret Rutherford and Orson Welles; ''Shane" wi th Alan Ladd: the four-Academy winner, "Spartacus," with Kirk Douglas. Jean Simmons. Charles Laughton, Laurence Olivier and Peter Ustinov; "The Hellfighters" with John Wayne and Katharine Ross: "The Secret War of Harry Frigg," starring Paul Newman: "Isadora·· with Vanessa Redgrave and Jason Robards. Still other film fare will include: "Change of Habit" with Elvis Presley, Mary Tyler Moore and Barbara McNair; "The Love God?" with Don Knotts; "A Lovely Way To Die," with Kirk Douglas and Sylva Koscina; "Don't Just Stand There," ~tarring Robert Wagner, Glynis Johns and Mary T yler Moore. Paa• 11 ... THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 MONDA Y OCTOBER 5 DAYTIME MOVIES For mornin1 and afternoon llatinp~ please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, -tor -your convenience, are the day's movies. t :OO U "Tiit Thr• FIC:tl or Ewt" (dra· ma) '57-Joanne Woodwud, Lee J. Cobb. t:JO B "'Enrytllhtl's Du~· (comedy) '61-Mickey Rooney, Jeckie CootMr. .JoHi• Sofl'llMB. -m (C) "Tiie Hllflf' (drama) '60- Mirina Vl1dy, Fausto Tozzi. 10:00 IJ "Tiie Sainted Slsten'' (comedy) '48-Veronica Lake, Joan Caullfield, Barry Fitzierald. 1:00m "Here CotMS Mr. Jtrda11" (l•n· tasy) '41 -Robert Monteomery, Claiide Rains, EYe yn KiYes. Z:OO 0 (C) "Apadle" (wesfern) '54- Burt Lancaster, Jean Peters. 4:00 II (C) "l1tt 111 Circus" (dram•) '59 -Victor M1ture. Red Buttons, Rhonda Flemin1. Vincent Price. I FVfNING 4:00 B Mtvie: See Daytime Movies. U B£N CASEY .•• * HE~ VINCE EDWARDS! l ... c.., D.na..ws(C) f... (C) Suter W•rd I Ceefp , ........ (C) TM Munsten ~=-~C) (~) 36. Relfcious F.turw (C) 4:15 llt Ale1 ....._. .. 4:30 Mewlt: See Daytime Movies. News (C) Bill Bonds. • Abbott ' Costello (C) llbNn (C) .. ., ...... (C) n. Tine .. ... • Fa•ilJ ............. • Va-I Viljlf (C) A Wertd A,lrt (C) 5:00 MIC NtwllfVict (C} . 11 E THE NEWS LOOK * ON BIG 5 NEWS! ~SNtwl(C) . f1Wer (C) C.rttou (C) 9 (6) Cllll11n'1 · llllnd (C) 1 ·tiirfWa Pld (C)/Mlfflnfancl (l)Tlle ....... ,. • tilected Fl• (C) DOUT hltdto P'tstolas • TM ltiftnlln • NeUdla News (C) 5:15 (])News (C) 5:30 fm (]) AIC News (C) · IQ Vu o,te MJ Fewerite Martila Pltticut JlllldiM (C) (6) Tilis DIJ 1970 (C) : ilfstertetrs' Nelpborttoed (C) (f) News/Wtatlltr /Sports (C) • ,._,,, Deu (C) C..lcol , Cudeea • Det1 Wllatn'1 1 ... Telk (C) 5:-45 • Seledtlll Fll8 (C) • Depertes 5:00 p-News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. · MIC lhwlefYice (C) (60) U ZINGY SHOW *WITH STEVE ALLEN! '1 TM Allen Sllew (C) (90) Tenta· tiwly scheduled 1uests ere Jill st. John. Tommy Roe. Richard Pryor, Chad Everett, and maniare coun· selor Dr. P1ul Popenoe. Announcer is Shedoe Stevens. 0@ (j) E!) NR. .... ., Nlctlt FoOtbd (C) {2 hr ..45 min) Chlcato Bears vs. Detroit Lions, live from Detroit. . 0 Cet s..t. (C) (30) "The Diplo- mat's Dau1hter." Smart 1u1rds a Scandin1¥l1n princess. m TIM ftilltllM• (C) (30) Ii) It , .... 1 Tllief (C) (60) "When i Meets Gld:' SUZJ f'aiiec. p DEBUT .......... L.eQt (C) ( ) "Crows." Nature writer Miss Jun .Worthley holds en informal weekd1y open house for children to see animals. Insects, pl1nts, end trees that 1ppear around 1 small cottei=e. I CIS ..... (C) ,(30) , ....... (C) (30) Netidtf9 34 (C) (60) W11p te Advetlt .. (C) (30) Tiit,. dt !Is Eihllu (30) 6:20 9@ W....._ (C) M1rp Stiles. &.:zs g:, hw. leap1 Political (C) •:•I eu• c..,. (30) TIM FIJI•& N• (C) (30) "Al&ht ol the Dodo Bird." A youn1 priest cannot cope with the problem• of Convent Sin Tineo and Sister Ber· trillt. 9 @ NIC News (C) (30) fill )tJ'Ce Qn Coeb (30) "Moo· Shi Pork." MIKE FARRELL . • • DAY TO NIGHT Mike Farrell had been working on a lethargic acting career for eight years. He was doing a lot or local stage work, mak· ing some commercial!> and getting very small parts in a fe». TV sho».s. Then, in September of I 968. he won a role as Scott Banning on Screen Gems' NBC daytime serial, Days of Our Lives. Now he's ·attempting to deal with su.ccess. Mike has left the daytimer to become one of the stars of Screen Gems nighttime dramatic series, The Interns.. on CBS (Fri· days at 7:30 PM).J..beugh "Days" is now in Mike's past, he's not about to under-esti- mate its significance. "I felt mysell growing up U\ an actor on the show," he :.ays. "I believe your memory i~ like a muscle-the more }Oll e>.ercise it,. the better 3hlc } ou a rc 10 11:.c it," Mile cuni.idcr!> the expcm:ncc inv<ilu- uble. "I can learn scripts much easier now," he daill)S. "A script a week sounds eu'y compared to one a day. I also learned my lazy sides, new tricks, new techniqueo; ... Mike was always afraid of bc111g called upon to cry. "On ·Days' I found I could do it every time." he says. Thal enabled me to 11pply. my concern elsewhere. It\ a great Pace 12 confidence-builder." How docs an actor feel when he gets his fi rst prime time series? "For me, it's all the things you dream 3bout when you're on the other end wanting it, .. he t!Xplains. "It 's <1 tremendous feeling of gratification that the fa ith you had in yourself. and that others had in you, was not for noth· ing. The affable Irishman has found h1m~cll more and more in demand of late. His guest rofc~ on variou~ television sho"'" arc increasingly bigger now, and Screen Gem:. a ttempted 10 work out a schedule "'hereby he could remain on the daytime !.erial <iml also 'tar on Interns (which tight shooting :.chcJuk:-. eventually made impossible). Hut !>elf-aware Mike i' not plunging into thi'i new seu of popul3rny unguarded. "The key I'm trying to learn through 11 all I!> not to talc unything too seriow.ly," he 'italc'). "It' kind 0 1 mtimida11ng, )'Ol• knO'-'; and a little frightening ... Mike 's still cu~iou~ that loyul daytime television vie~ers who recognize him in public overreact the \.\ay some do. ··11 Hatters me nnd concerns me," he say ·. "Other things should he more important to these people." Mike Farrell is dealing with ~l•CCCli\ JU't fine. I Ci) MJ Fewnt. Martlln (30) fittn for LM•a (30) TM Dnert R..,-t (C) (30) Qltft• ' ~,. (30) 7:00 CIS Eveai.1 ..... (C) (30) m NIC NIPtlJ ...... (C) (30) Met's MJ Lilte? (C) (30) I lMe lay (30) hat ... ~ (C) (30) (j) J11ia (C) (30) • Speaalttioa (C) (60) (R) "A Conversation Wjtll Cart R9R'1.. #)..'.' l (f)Trvtll tr ConHlllHMa (C) Ci"rilt tile Uwilt& Wen! (C) (30) DOUT louril (30) SI .......... Merla (55) 7:30 R QI([) Cw11....U (C) (60) Doc Mims Is somewh1t shocked to find thet his temporery repl1cement is OocloI Sam McT1¥ish (JI.lest abr Ver• Miles), 1 female whole pres- ence is a threat to him ind his patients. 0 9 (6) fE Rid SUltoa a.. ~) (30f1ohnny Carson introduces Red toni1ht. Mike Connors and Rot>in Wilson auest. Also featured are Jim Connell, Mickey MaftMrl, J1ck Riley, Carol Wayne,.-Jan Arvin, Bob Duuan and the Bur11ndy Street Sin1ers. 11 N.Y.P.D. TACKLES * A MARINE HERO! 11 Nff'D (C) (30) "Catch a Htf'O." Det. U. Mike Haines breais down a &ir1's alibi ind Incriminates her boyfriend, • veter1n Marine, in the brutal klllin& of • drunk. 0 MHllon $ Movie: "'lmM" (comedy-mystery) '60--Glettn ~rd. Debbie Reynolds, Cart Reiner. far· ci•I version of the Broectwey hit (Continued) 70 0) "A '" c> 0) ~ Id is ar _ S· Is • IS 1d Id .. ~. ly n 1r e .. I, What's a nice kid like you ... Los Angeles is full of nice girls. Some of them stay that way. Many don't. This week, Monday through Friday, Bill Bonds and the Eyewitness News team take a close look at the sordid side of the streets. "Prostitution in Los Angeles'.' How it starts. Where it ends. And all the sleazy scenes in between are captured on film and in penetrating interviews. The girls who play. the guys who pay, the hotel owners, the vice squad. See them ... hear them ... in this illuminating mini-documentary of the night people as reported by Fred Anderson. "Prostitution in Los Angeles:' This week on Channel 7 Eyewitness News. Call the Eyewitness News team anything you like. Except indifferent. e~wltness news kabc-tv/4:30&,ll:OOpm bonds/lawrence/nahan/sloane P•1e 13 ...... THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 3, 1970 Eyewitness news is four characters in Sea .. ph of a s*ory in ~ommon. A way of loo~ing at serious things without I'-' 111 takmg themselves too senously. Bonds. Lawrence. Nahan. Sloane. Four characters with plenty of character. Whicp makes for a little friendly needling ~very once in a while. And a lot of concern about the way the world is shaping up. Often they tackle problems other news shows wouldn't touch with a ten-foot TV antenna. Usually, they have a few well- chosen words to say about life's brighter side, too. In their own human, interesting way, of course. And always, these four specialists have one very special thing Page 14 CaJI it a sense of humor. Or warmth. Or compassion. In fact , you can call the Eyewitness News team anything you like. Except indifferent. eyewitness news kabc -tv/4:30 &. II:OOpm bonds/lawrence/nahan/sloane j ) MONDAY (Continued) man for a baseball &tadium holdup. comedy in which a TV writer bun· fil) DEBUT Rt1llti11 (C) (60) "The fies the murder of his wife's black-Three R's ... and Sex Education." mailer. and has ditticulty disposing New weekly series with both docu· of the wronr body. mentaries and experimental formats m Trvtit or COClllqUHctS (C) (30) such as "live" national town meet· for Mingo." Boone's efforts to uve Oldruch/fitm (C) (30) 6) Dlnltl loont (C) (60) "A Rope I and phone-in programs. Mingo from a mob, intent upon lntrip (30) hanginc him for killing a white fllt.dal (60) trader's family, nearly fail. 9:30 fl 9 Ci) Doris Day (C) (30) @I!) Se1tcttc1 fil• (C) (30) Doris tries to help publicize Ancie's g) Mas r1w CJ• ti Awlor (30) ind Louie's restaurant In order to 1:55 El!)-c.ttieft de Stpltdos reach-some much needed cuitomers 1:00 D 9 Ci) a;, L111P.ln (C) (60) but her efforts almost cfoae the Dan ROWln and Dick Martin star. place down. Robert Emhardt and Guest star Ken Berry appears as a Stubby Kaye are featured. stock broker. a tip dancer and liews, (C) (30) Henry VIII. "Mod, Mod World" looks Perry MtlM (60) at the funeral business. The Flyiqg Musicatt/Paator's Dtsll (C) (30) Fickle Finger of Fate goes to a tteeCita (C) (30)~ • department of the U.S. gOYtrnment. 9:45 0 (fi) m EB Th• Siient Force (C) IJ VIRGINIA FINDS OUT . mi> "A Deadly Game of Love." The * ABOUT MEN'S LIB! •rents investigate a prostitution· blackmail racket at a plush de11rt &I Yl~linll &rtlllll Show (C~ (60) resort when a plot develops to dla· Tentatively scbeduled guests. Mel credit an aide to a prominent Tor!"'· Belland & Sommerville, jour· United States senator. Mar11 Rich· nahst Sean Swertlow who discusses man _&_Uests "~en·~ lib" and then debates wom· 10:00 fl ~ (j).Carol Burnett Show (C) en s hb . ludtra Francene Parker (60) Guests ere Eydie Gnnne and and J1ck1e Goldberg. Joan Rivers I To Tell tilt Trvdl (C) (30) 0 900'm1 'MclAI TIM Jed Wortd Presa (C) (60) Paar IMlij (e"") ( ) Paa r's enter· ~tte£1Ulstoryla(~2Jt (C) (60) tein.ing en~unters. in Europe are _.,... a depected, with main emphasis on 1:05 EI!} A!1tl Trn htints (25) situations he observed in the Neth· l:lO fl fa Ci) Here's LllCY (C) (30) erfands. Italy, Germany, Ireland and Lucy convinces drum expert Buddy England. )'aer's wife Miriam also Rich to 1ive Craic free lessons to appeirs on the pro1r1m. help him win a 1eholarship in an 1J BIG 5 NEWS WITH amateur contest. * KEVIN & HAL' NEW' m DIVld frost Show (C) (90) • " m Draptt (C) (30) "The Pyramid I m "~ (C) (60) Swindle." An evangelist-type woman • ~~ Sa1~t (C) (60) .. (Vlr1inia Gregg) lured "prospectors" : Fmn1 Un• (C) (60) Are Japa- lnto her illeaal money. ma kin& ne~ and other 1f.orelgn l!flports In· scheme through a want ad thit vedmg the U.S.. Guest 1s Maurice suggests bi& money easily. Stans., Sec. of Commerce. I Fislltr F1111lly (30) ' M1 MNsbo (30) Estrellu en Mla•i (C) (30) • • Ttle..ClntlM Ar1en1Jno (2 hr) 1·45 @ (Il m The Youn& Lawyen 10:15 m Didi Cavett Show (C) (45) • ( ) ~) "The Two Ooll1r Thing." 10:30 iiii Johns NIWI (C) (30) Law student Aaron Silverman tries 1 Cil Perry Mason (60) to help an unmarried couple retain • Cuerd••1&ultarras (30) custody of their son. Peter Strauss 11:00 § ~ · News (C) and Joan Delaney portrai..the cou· _ 'c 6 0 ·c"HP~bTHRO pie. lee J. Cobb, Zalman King, Judy - Pace star. * ANALYZES GAME! 9:00 fl 9 Ci) Mayberry R.F.D. (C) !!Bruins in Action (C) (30) Comedienne Alice Ghosdey EB News (C) makes her debut as a regtJlar in fJ V. REAGAN SPEAKS this episode as Cousin Alice: who * OUT ON IMPORTANT comes home from 20 years m the Army to become housekeeper for ISSUES TO ALL widower Sam and his son Mike. CALIFORNIA VOTERS o QJ@ m • •H<!A 1111o IM I 1e1pn/RtiMll• Potttk.tl cc> Hope Show (f) (60) "ladles' 01y." You Doni Say (C) Seventeen comediennes 1id Bob Mcwie: "Eilflletn 1nd Anxious" Hope In telling the tale of "the day (drama) '57-Martha Scott. Jackie women took over the network" as Coogan. he ushers In his 1970-71 series of fE Wor1d Press (C) (R) specials. Edie Adams. Kaye Ballard. 11:05 fJ Tht•trt 9: "Ylrlfn Sprln(' (dra· Ruth Buul, Imogene Coca, Phyllis ma) '59-Max von Sydow. Diller, Nanette Fabray, Totle Fields, 11:3011 Ci) Merv &riffin (C) Zsa Zsa Gabor, Virginia Gr1h1m, • CI) a;, JollnnJ Canon (C) Teresa Gr1ves. Sheila MacRae, Min· ovit : "Kid Monk Baroni" (dra· nie Peer1. Martha Raye, Irene Ryan. ma) '52 -Richard Rober. Bruce Connie Stevens, Nancy Walker and Cabot. Jo Anne Worley. O Movie: "Submarine C.mm1nd" II DAVID JANSSEN (drama) '51-Wllllam Holden. RUNS IN NEVADA! m Movt~: ''Thay Came to C.rdura" 1J The Fu&ftivt (C) (60) "Angels (drama) 59 -G1ry Cooper. .. p I (i1) (I) Dick Cavitt (C) Travel on Lonett Roads. art . l :OO IJ Movie: "Down to Ear111" (mu· 0 THE YOUNG LAWYERS sical) ·47 -Rita Hayworth. * FOLLOWS FOOTBALL! I News (C) 6) f .. onr SqUld (C) (30) "Strike· 1:15 C.mmunitJ Bulletin Board (C) out." Jim Briacs becomes inside 1:30 Ntw1 (C) A LONG WAY FROM OPERA When Ned Romero was staning in "Okla homa" at The Circle Arts Theatre io San Diego, a critic noted: "He looks like a .movie villain, and should be able to make a career out of leering at police officers on TV". . The critic would be surprised to see Ned today..,stamng as Sgt. Joe Rivera. a Mexican-American cop o n ABC sci.es. Dan Au· gust, Wednesdays al I 0 PM. It's a long way from his days as a n opera singer and legitimate stage star. Ned is thrilled at the chance to be seen as something other than a character in a m usicnl. a clown. or someone years older than he. He feels that television is a potent1ally great medium bec:lUse of the huge audiences ii rea<:hes. Even after his succe<;s in opera and on the stage. he considers his new career in Dnn August a con'iiderablc challenge. ''We're going to be dealing with really serious subjects," Ned explains. "We already have a script on narcotics. one on the Mexican-American race problem and one on religion. f think we have <;Orne worthwhile things to say." Ned i.tarted in show business o;inging profc~sionally with the New Orleans Opera Company, and he has sung with the LO'i Angeles and San Francisco Civic Light Opera Companies, and was a soloist with the Roger Wagner Chorale. His inging career al~o included starring roles in such musical productions as "Kismet", "Oklahoma", "Carousel", "The Student Prince" and "Silk Stockings". Hi\ film dchut wa-s in "The Tali~man" in 1964 and his first TV role was in n Dobie Gillis segment that same year. His cop- pery complexion-a rc~ult of his French, Spanish and Indian heritage-have often landed him roles a~ a n Indian. Other tele- vision appearances include ~!.:Hale's Navy, The Vi rginian, Iron· side, and The FBI. He has also bcc:n active in films, with roles in "Paradise Road", "The Savage American", "The Violent Ones", "Winchester 73", "Hang 'cm High" and mo~t recently. "Tc.II Them Willie Boy Was Herc". Ned, now a resid ent of the San Fernando Valley, is married to Jo lene Lontcre, who he met when she was a featured dancer in "Oklahoma··. P1ge 15 NO, CAPUCINE KN'T SMNKH COFRE. gtE'S A R&Not DKll «AWN6 Wmt PETER 6PM MONDAY-FRIDAY ttU.m IN 'llfE PtNK MtmB: TONl6HT AT 1 :?JO OM 1ltf tAILUON $MOVIE. HMJ-TV Getfmart TUESDAY THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. OCTOBER 3. 1970 fE I K¥'t I TllrH M111c1J T1l11 Wltll ri twit (C) (60) (R) OCTOBER 6 For morning and afternoon listincs, please see DAY - TIME PROGRAMS. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "lslallcl ef Lowe" (comedy) '6!-Robtrt Preston, Tony Rand1ll, Geor1i1 Moll, Welter Matth1u. 9:30 D ur1ve Colden Houri" (comedy) •6f -Ernie Kov1cs, Cyd Ch11lsse, Geor1e SandeB. m ''Copper Slrf' (dram•) '57 - Jtlf Morrow. ColMn Gr1y. 10:00 It "Out of n1s World" (comedy) '4S-Eddle Bracken, Veronica Lake. 1:00 m "A Woman Rebels" (drama) '36 -Katharine Hepburn, Ven Heflin, Herbert M1rahlll. 2:00 D (C) "Mptarious Island" (•d· venture) '61-Joan Greenwood, Ml· chael Cralc. · 4:30 R "Sttspldon" (suspense) '41 - C.ry Gr1nt, Join Fontaine. fVfNING 5:00 D WARM, DIFFERENT! * BIG 5 NEWS! 6:00, II& News (C} (60) Jerry Dunphy. · MIC Ntw11Rlcie (C) (60) IJ EVE'S SHOW IS A *WOW, EVERY MINUTE! D ne Allen Sllow (C) (90) Mra. Hubert Humphrey, Buster Crabbe, Norm Crosby, John Davidson, Ross Hunter, Or. Stanley Rokow. Announ· cer is Prof. Julius Sumner Miller. 0 Six O'Cloct Movie: (C) "Ho111 frt• the Hiii" P1rt I (drama) '60 -Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Pitter, Geor1e Peppard, Georr• Hamilton, Everett Slo1ne. llle11itimate son saves his dad's life, but comet f1ce·lO·f1Ce with le1ltim1te son. who knows nothln1 of his h11f- brother's existence. D Cet SNrt (C) (30) "Now You See Him, Now You Don't." 1lie fllntmMt (C) (30) It Telles 1 Tbief (C) (60) (!)Ster Trell (C) (60) : IWllPOdre loclp (C) (30) m tas News <C> (30) ' Oiiireed/llulicale (C) (30) Netider9 34 (C) (60) • llllnds 111 U.. SH (C) (30) • Teen de 111 Eatnllls (30) • News In U.. Round (C) (30) 6:10 (i) Weetlt• (C) Maree Stiles. 6:30 • eiiidld C.•tr• (30) Tiie f'IJl111 N11n (C) (30) Sister Bertrille tries to find a home for 1 sa~·ton1ued p11rot. 6 NIC Nlptly News (C) (30) I KOVtr f11i111 (C) (30) "Orien- tation." Qu1llfltd fllctlt instructors, pilot license examin1tions, ind fli ht techniques are discussed. (i) My Favorite Martian (30) . 1U Detert lttPort (C) (30) • QtllflM• r. OMcl1l1 (lO) I • Ate E"" na """ (C) (30) 7:00 CIS Ent1lf: News (C) (30) m NIC NI 1J News (C) (30) Mira My Int? (C) (30) Ci7.I (J) I lo¥e Llcy ( 30) httlh a.cl {C) (30) Ci) hepn/lttlnelle Tu• (C) I Cf) T,_. or CoftMCllltftCtl (C) Cirilt tile Uvllla Werd (C) (30) Rourlo (30) Si•pl•ttttl M1111 (55) n.t Cir1 (C) (30) 7:05 ~@ Tuetday Movie: "Nilled lnpdt" (drama) '65-Shirtey Elt· on, Ken Scott. 7:30 R Qt Cl) ltftffJ Hltlbillies (C) (30) Romance tnteB Elly May's llfe in a bi& way when Navy Lieutenant Mart Templeton arrives 1t tht Clampett mansion to pay • visit. Ro1er Torrey Is featured 11 M1rt1. 0 ~ Don lnotb (C) (60) Guests are Jill St. John, Robert Morse, and The Association. D DANE CLARK GUESTS * IN-N.Y.P.D. DRAMA! D fff PD (C) (30) "Joshua Fit the Battle of Fulton Street." Dene Clart i ests.. @ GE Mod Squid (C) (60) hard ~ley 11uests as W1nen. White, 1dministr1tor of I meot•I Institution which Is lnvest11atecr by the squad, In "Who Are the Keep· era, Who are the Inmates?" D Million $ Movie: (C) "PIAll P•A· ttltl" (comedy) '64-David Niven, Peter Sellers, Robert W11ner. Prke· less 1em is sou(ht by Jewel thief whose 1ccompllce Is the wife of 1 French police insptetor. m Trutll or ConteqlltftCU (C) (30) m Dultl loofte (C) (60) "The Perilous Journey." Ma Flllrte .,_ bt AMf (30) I Seleded Fil• (C) (30) 7:55 Ctlestion de Sepnclos 1:00 9 (i) Crett1 Acres (C) (30) LISI DoUifu tells little Lori Baker a fanciful story about her roy1I ro· manct and courtsh_!p with Oliver. D VIRGINIA HOSTS * PITCHER/AUTHOR JIM BOUTON! D Yiralnla Cr1llH1 Show (C) (60) Tentatively scheduled 1uests: Mari· lyn Maye, Re1is Philbin, Fred Smoot, and pitcher-author Jim Bouton. I To Tell tlle TrvUI (C) (30) 1 I lflc AL I A Proper Homt (C), ( ) (R) llook 1t why Los An1eles does not have a resident classical ballet company. I F11ll Co,,.i luslntuMtn (C) La Crlldl li1t1 Crl1d1 (C) (30) 1:05 lltlHlandl• (55) 1:30 IJ HEE HAW-BUCK OWENS * ROY CLARK STAR ON HAPPIEST SHOW on TV 1J ~ (j) Hee Haw (C) (60) Geor1e Jones and Tammy Wynette ruest. 0 m Julil (C) (30) "Altar Eao." Hannah Yerby and Bunny Hender· son (Cesar Romero) are married after Hann1h overcomes 1 cue of pre-weddin1 nervousness. 0 @ (3) tlD AIC Movie of tlM W--eell: (C) "i"at. I Doft't Want To Qet Mimed!" (comedy) '70 -Her- schel Bernardi, Shirley Jones, Sue Lyon, Ninette Flbray, Tina Louise, Brandon Cruz. Story of W1lter Bin· jamln, 1 recent widower with two 1rowin1 sons. m David Frost Sllow (C) (90) m Drlplt (C) (30) "The Gren· ade." Sat. Frid1y ind Officer Gan· non ue called to 1 theatre to In· vesti11te an 1cld·throwin1 incident. U'i) rlSller fHlily (30) I• I @!) LI Constltuclon (30) I 9:00 0 9 Ci) m First Tutld11 (C) (2 hr) S.nder V1nocur is host. Pro· 1r1m includes 1 report on the 11rth· qu1k1 thlt shook Peru lut June ind took the lives of 70,000 people; plus 1 f11ture on men~u_ry_ ~llution. 0 JANSSEN'S ON THE * RUN WITH A NUN! IJ Tiit F•&ftM (C) (60) "Anaels Tr1vel on Lonely Ro1ds." P1rt II. Eileen Hewrt, Rut1 Lee auest. m ftto.J S41ucl (C) (30) m Al>VOCATES NEW YEAR! * Student time off for politics?-SEE THIS! EJl) NEW SEASON Tiie Advocates (C) (60) The question of whether or not colleae students should hive ttme off-from ~oot to wortt In political campalans Is discussed. I Outr11dl/fll11 (C) (30) lntrla• (30) N1tldt1 (60) 9:30 R Cit (j) To ltome With love (C) (lO) The char1eters of Family Af. fair auest In 1 special episode which finds Mr. French, Cissy, Buf· fy ind Jody, enroute to Nairobi, detained 1t the Rome airport by Interpol officers, who mistlke Mr. French for 1n internation1I Jewel thief. Mike Endicott is implie1ted as MJ. French's 1ccompl1ce. I Newt (C) (30) Baxter Ward. P'erlJ MllOtl (60) Mutkale/flaster's Dtsk (C) (30) Muska J Eltrellas (C) (30) 10:00 II 9 Ci) CIS News Hour (C) (60) 0 R£Cf HOT NEWS TEAM! * BIG 5 NEWS TIME! ! ' News (C) (60) Cl) ti!) Marcus Welby, M.D. ( ) ( ) "Warn the World About Mike." Dr. Kiley's younaer brother, a research scientist. believes he Is dylna from Hodakln's disease and refuses to seek his brother's help. I Tiit Saint (C) (60) DEBUT The San fr1ndsco 1411 ( ) (60) "Jolnina-Comina Toaeth· er." Series besed on 2'6 human IC· tivities common to man. g) Ml Mtestro (30) a;) Festlv1I Mexlcant (60) 10:30 m Bill Jollns News (C) (30) @!)Hor (30) 11:0011~'-Newt (C) 6 .Ntn(C) n H op Tiils? (C) &)News (C) · nutrt 9: "htM of Clory" (drama) '57-Klrk Doualas. W You Doni SaJ (C) Mtvle: "Srttn Flncers" (drama) 8-Robert B11tty, Carol Raye. (ii) Cl) hrrJ Muon m Realitlts (C) (R) ''The Three R's ... ind Sex Educ1Uon." 11 :30 I§ Cl) Merv Crittln (C) · ct) • Johnn1 Carson (C) ovle: !{! Lone as You live" ( r1m1) '64-Kurt Heindel. 0 ti!) Didi Cavett (C) m Mtvle: ''TN Bachelor Ind the lobby1o1er'' (comedy) '47 -Cary Grant, Myrna Loy, Shirley Temple. 12:00 @ Cl) Dlcll Cavett (C) l :00 II Movie: "Htll Can,on OutllWI" (we.stem) '57-Briin Keith, Dale Robertson, Dick Kallman. I ONews (C) 1:15 C01111unlty Bulletin Board (C) 1:30 All·Nlpt Show: ''Tomofrow Is T•m," Hf"tre Maidens of Outer S,.c." ind ''Tiit El·Mrs. Bradford." \ _...-; ''TARZNlS GREATEST ADVEN'TURE" WEDNESDA Y OCTOBER 7 For morninc and afternoon llatings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "Meanlficent Ob...itn" (drama) '54-Rock Hudson, J1ne ~man, Barbara Rush. 9:30 O .. for Heaven's Salle" (com· ' edy) 'SO-Clifton Webb, Join Blon-.dJll. • m "Creen for D1n11r'"' (mystery) '47-Trevor Howard, Silly Grey. 10:00 IJ "Love letters" (dr1ma) '4S- Jennifer Jones, Joseph Cotton. · 1:00 m ''South of St. Louis" (western) ·~Joel McCr11, Dorothy Malone. 2:00 D .. About Mrs. lestie" (dr1m1) '54 ~hirley Booth, Robert Ryan. 4:30 II (C) "Tarzan's Grettest Mwtn· twe" (adventure) '59 -Gordon Scott, S.ra Shane. rvrNINC 5:00 0 WORLD'S NOT SO BA1>! * BIG 5 NEWS TIME! 6:001Bit News (C) (60) · KNIC Newstrvice (C) (60) 0 EER UP! TIME FOR * THE ALLEN SHOW! D The Allen Sllow (C) (90) John Forsythe, Henry Gibson, Roni Bar· rett, Irish Revolutionary Brian Heron, and Robert B. Kaiser, bloarapher of Sirhan Sirhan. 0 Sia O'Clodl Movie: (C) "Home mm the Hill" Part II (dr1m1) '60 -Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Parker, George Peppard, Georae Hamilton, Everett Sloene. lllegltlm1te son saves his dad's life. Tiit Flintstones (C) (30) I Get Smart (C) (30) It Takes a Thief (C) (60) "When Thieves Fall In." Susan S1lnt James auests in a dual role. (l) Ster Trek (C) (60) : 11id1epod1e lodce (C) (30) Ci) CIS News (C) (30) • Outreacll/Muslale (C) (30) • Notldero 34 (C) (60) • W1nderlust (C) (30) · • Tutro de las Estrella• (30) · News In t111 Round (C) (30) M ke Rollens, Glori• Greer, P1ttl Beebe. 6:20 (6) W11tber (C) Merae Stiles. 6:30 • Clndld Camera (30) The flyina Nun (C) (30) (i) NIC NlptlJ News (C) (30) : Hiylna the Cuttar (30) Ci) Mr fnorlte Martian (30) • httlrn for Uvin1 (30) • The o ... rt Report (C) (30) · • Quireme J Otvldala (30) · ABC Evenln1 News . (C) (30) 7:00 CIS Evenlns News (C) (30) · m NBC Nllfltly News (C) (30) • fiat's MJ line? (C) (30) cm m 1 Lovt Lucy (30> ltattht Clod! (C) (30) 6 Br1ndtd (C) (30). m IN THE ROUND * Great·Swingin1 Big Band @) RETURN Ho11tewood (C) (60) (Continued) ,.,. 17 WEDNESDAY (Continued) * Alan King, Lena Horne "Jazz In the Round." Proaram f11· Stiller & Meara tures outstandina performers. 0 QJ @ @D llaft Music Hail I (I) TTr~. orLJ..J. Con1"w-..n1111n(ceaC) (30(C)) (C) <60) "Alan Kina • . . 'Thinas CIWilt .-m Ain't Whal They Used to Be'." IONrio (30) Guests are Lena Horne, Charles Sl•pl ... nte MIN (55) Nelson Reilly, and Stiller ind TUt Clrt (C) (30) Mura. Alan Kina hosts. 7:30 B a (I) Storefrut Lawyers (C) I TIN F•aftiH (60) (60) Guest Leon Ames plays a @ CV m JoJsnny Call (C) lik11bte otdtime confidence mn. felony Squad (C) (30) ''The 0 9 (j) @D Tiie Men froa SM-Immaculate Killer." Iii (C). (90) "With love. Bullets I Outrudl/fll111 (C) (30) end Valentines." Art Camey, Tom lnblp (30) Ewell, Deborah Walley and Jack Natadla (60) Albertson auest. Robbers use a 9:301 Nm (C) (30) Baxter Wud. riverboat Trampas won In a poker Perry MalOll (60) a•me. ; future (30) IJ HIPPIE GIRL LEADS • Mualcele/Pastofa DtM (C) (30) *Jt.Y.P~D. TO MURDER! ~-(C) cao> D NYPD (C) (30) "Nothlna Is 10:00 1J Cjj (j) Hawaii fivt-0 (C) (60) Rut But the Dead." Part I. Connie A tender memory In McGarrett's Sco~Osaie Davis auest. past Is suddenly shaken. Martin 0 \UJ CJ) a) Courtsllip of £.ddle'a Sheen and Diana Muldaur auest. F'IU.er (Cj (30) ''The Important 0 QJ Ci) IE f1ur·in-One: "Mc· Word Is 'And'." Tom Corbett ind CiOud" (e) (60) '1he Staie Is son Eddie join a 1roup called In· All the World.'' Mctloud investi· dian Pals. aatn a murder threat. Guests are fJ Million $ Movie: (C) "Mu tf Richard Dawson, Christina Sinatra. Utt Wat" (western) '58 -G1ry IJ IT'S NOT All BAD Cooper, Jutte London, Lee J. Cob!>. * NEWS! BIG 5 NEWS! I T~ or Co111111uences (C) (30) g m Newa (C} (60) ::cw":: ~~ ~m 0 DAN AUGUST STARS Mu F1tertt q .. tu AlllOf (30) * BURT REYNOLDS NEW! 7:55 m CHstlln dt Stpndos 0 @ (]) §) Dan Aupst (C) (60) l::OO "Love Is a Nickel B11." Aucusl re- HUMPHREY sorts to unorthodox methods to IJ MRS. H. H. force a teenage addict to reveal the * JOINS VIRGINIA! identity of a heroin pusher. 1J Vlflinla Gr1h1• Sllow (C) (60) Q Tiii Saint (C) (60) Tentatlvtly scheduled auests: Mrs. ID TIM BUCKLEY GROOVES Hubert Humphrey, Helen O'Con-* DIG NEWEST SONGS nell, Paul Winchell, Edith Head. IN NEW SERIES' 0 {i7) (]) Cl) Mike Room for • QfanddNdJ (C) (30) ''This Grand· fli> DEBUT ~boqu~ari (C) (30) daddy Rated X" Danny is offered 11m Buckley, folksinger and mas· 1 (nude) role in 1 film. Jesse White ter of the 12-strina auitu. and Hamilton C1mp euest. Bi) Ml M~stro (30) I Te Tell tbe Tnitll (C) (30) m Tele-Cinema Espanol (2 hr) NEW' SEASON The French Cllef 10:30 m 1111 Johns Newa (C) (30) ( ) (30) "Boulllabelsse a la Mar-fD DEBUT flidl Out (C) (30) "DI· seill1ise." Julia Child stars. anne." First film of a series m1de @m The Answer (C) (30) ~ youna filmmakers. fl) Lucht Libre (C) (60) UiJ £J Show de Pedro Var111 (30) 8:05 m lox International 1970 (55) 11:0011 ~Bi) News (C) 8:30 • 6 IE News (C) fl GOVERNOR AND J. J. IJ A S S. CHARGERS! * HIT OF THE SEASON * A THRILLER! II a Cl) 111• Gtv•n.r and JJ. I Rau Action (C) (C) (30) JJ. Intercepts a homtn1 Cl) Nm (C) pi1eon carryln& a desperate love • TIINtre 9: "Dur1np" (dram•) note. • 7-Jelf Chandler. Joanne Dru. 0 @ Cl) a} ROOM 222 (C) (30) Julie London. ''The Lincoln Story." Students JI· m You Oon't Sly (C) aon Allen and Esther Avedon clash Movie: ''Th• fullJ Pinll Ntpt· bitterly over President Lincoln. aown" (comedy) '57-Jane Russell. I D-'d frost 5"" (C) (90) Ralph Meeker, Keenan Wynn. Drapet (C) (30) ''The Sttrlet." @ @ Perry Muon fil) EE CIVILISATION! m Eal1ern Wisdom and Modem * EPIC NEW BBC SERIES Life: "Man and Nature." Man's cultural greatness 11:301! 00 Merv Griffin <C> f1ll PllDllERE Civilisation (C) (60) • (:Il ~ Johnn1. Ca'!'n (C) Sir Kenneth Cl1rk's 13-week series ov11: 'T1'I .Virpian (west- on Westem Man and hia cultural ern) 'C6-Joel McCru. I l T . ht' r1 . M m Didi Cavett (C) ech evemen s.WI od~'•'st sdi prothl m. ..ov·tt· "Blood and Sand .. (dra· "The frozen or u es e rt· .. • tum of ciYlllt1tlon under Chari•· m1) '41-Tyrone Power. m1111e after 500 y11rs of barbaric 12:00 @ (])Didi Cavett (C) r1lds and hum1n dlsloc1tion. 1:00 II Movie: ''The Solid Gold Cadil· G) F1tMr faMJIJ (30) tee" (comedy) '56-Judy Holliday, 9:00 B fa Ci) Mtdkal Ctnttr {C) (60) Paul Dou&llS, Fred Clarll. When 1 serlu of Cfimlnal attacka I 0 Nen (C) on COlda pub the hosplt1I com-1:15 ei11111unitJ lulletln Board (C) munity up In 1rms, auspiclon fills 1:30 All·Nipt Shor. ''Tr1in If on an 1noca_nt ~una doctor, Evtt1ts." "1'onlpt We Raid C.I· D KRAFT MUSIC HALL als," ind "At SWord'• Poiftl" Page 18 THE DAILY PILOT, lV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 THURSDAY OCTOBER 8 For mbrninc and afternoon ll1tin11, ~ease see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O (C) "April low" (musical) '57 _,at Boone, Shirley Jones. 9:30 O "nit StMt Tf1P" (drama) '52 -Joseph Cotten, Teresa Wriaht. m "'*'"' .. Lnt w....·· (dra~ ma ) '59-Jeff Richards, Venelia Stevenson. 10:00 IJ "Salty O'Rollr'lle" (drama) '45 -Alan Ladd, Gail Russell. 1:00 m ''Murder on Mtndq" (mystery) ·SJ-Ralph Richardson, Maraaret leiatiton. 2:00 o R..,._ ,., • ...,_or· (dr1m1) '62-Anlhony Quinn, Jack· ie Gleason, Julie Harris. 4:00 B (C) "VatentiM" (bioaraphical) '!I-Anthony Outer, Eleenor Par- ker, Richard Car1son. !1.'rNIN f. 6:00 I"" Ntw1 (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • INIC New..mt. (C) (60) Tiit Alie• a.. (C) (90) John G•rY Paul Winchell, little [Opt, hippie minister Arthur Blessll. An· nouncer is Prof. Julius Sumner Miller. MAlClNC UK£ A MODEL-Corte (Tracy Rttd) ii selttltd to model • $3004) dtts.s •I a cbanty ball, In "You WDI NeYer Walk Alone," on AIC'a Bartfoot In tbe Park, Thun- da.)' at ' PM. Q Six O'Clodl Movie: "Detective Story" (drama) '51-Klrt Dou1tu, Eleanor Parker. Wllli1m Bendix, Cathy O'Donnell. A behind-the- scenes look at a bl& city police force 11 Detective Jim Mcleon'a exa11erated id11s ol rlcht ind wrona boomerana and almost de· stroy him professionally i nd per· sonally. I &et S1111rt (C) (30) The fllntstOl'U (C (30) It T1k11 1 lllllf ~) (60) Rob· ert Weaner stars. @ CTI Star Trt• (C) (60) fJD HOd11poqe Lodi' (C) (30) "Holes in Treea." I CJ) CIS Nm (C) (30) Oitrttdt/Mulcale (C) (30) Notldere 34 (C) (60) Trvt Advtttture (C) (30) m T .. bo dt las ~ (30) a) Ntwa In UM llffftd (C) (30) 6:20 ~ 00 Weatlltr (C) Mar11 Stiles. &:30 • Ctlldid ea..,. (30) Tiie flriaa N• (C) (30) {i) NIC lfi&llttJ Ntwa (C) (30) : fie f""'* CW (C) (30) (R) (j) MJ flWOritt ~ (30) I Plttlt1 •• lMlc (30) • Tiie Dtleft R.,.rt (C) (30) ;.Q ..... ,~ (30) · AIC EVMlq NNI (C) (30) 7:00 B CIS E ... inl ..... (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. a m NIC NlllttlJ ..... (C} (30) David Brinkley, fr1nk Mc:GM, John Chancellor. I Wllat'• MJ Unef (C) (30) (1) I Live (30) Et tb• Clld ~ (30) Jack rz hosts. I {i) Draptt (C) (30) fMture (30) (j) Truth er Conaeq11111ca (C) (30) I Cltrllt tbe Llwln& Wini (C) (30) Rnarlo (30) Sl•plellltlte Mlfia (55) That lift lC) (30) 7:30 IJ tit (j) f111UJ Affair (C) (30) Emily Turner, the cl11nln1 woman in Uncle Bill's office, tells him she'd like to find 1 way out of worktna nilhts ·•nd ht offera her a daytime job hllpin1 French around the 1partment for a few days 1 week. Nancy Wilker auats. D @@ mf11p wu.. <C> (60) Charlie Callas. Loi• fll1na, and Denise Hicholu (of Room 222) auest. alona with Flip's special cuest star_,erry Como. IJ NYPO (C) (30) Jtck Warden, Frank Converse ind Robert Hooka star. 0 @ (}) ti!) Matt U11coln (C) (60) "Nini.'' Nina Conway, 1 sup· posedly ldHI 1irl addicted to heroin, is alven a ch1noe to join Dr. Lincoln's encounter sessions for addicts, where she pretencll to be helped. J•ck Cassidy, Be· lind• MontaomerY •nd J11nne Bal au est. 0 Mllllon $ Mowlt: "'Tiit N••ed Uce" (dram•) '61--0arY Cooper, Deborah Kerr, Eric Portm1n, Diane Cilento. A ton1-tost blackmail Ill· ter del1yed in transit, makes the recipient 1 suspect In • murder case supposedly solved five ye111 :f:·Trdl er Co•tequ.-(C) (30) IS Daaltf lolftl (C) (60) Fas Parker st1r1. fJil Tiit lr1n4Jw!M Tl"lldltioa {C) {30) The work ind philosophy of Newell Convers Wyeth Is the .ub· Jed of this docurnentlry on one of Amerlet's foremost llluatmora. Included In the proaram Is 1n In· teNiew with his 10n, Andrew, who talks 1boul his f1ther. @m Seftcted F'H• (C) (30) tJ) Mii fuertl tlut tu AMOr (30) 7:55 m Cuestlon dt Stcvndtl 1:00 fJ 9 (j) JI• Nabors Slln (C) (SO) Guests are Bobble Gentry 1nd Rick Nelson. 1J Vlrslnla Gralul11 Sllew (C) (60) Scheduled 1uests Include slnaer Billy Preston, comedian M1rty In· aels, sinaer M1r1uerita Plazn , and East Indian mystic Kudabux. I To Ttll tllll Trdl (C) (30) Watlli•at-n W• Ill Rmtw (30) Behind the hudllnn anal- ysis of Capitol Hill news by cor- 0 I) I )) )) )) 1n :k I) I) n " tf tr h " s. I) d !) 11 1, :s :) .. 0 n a a t· 11 ~ r, • t• • If 3 1) lS :) . If I• e '· I· 0 !) d I) ., I• d • I· r- respondents Neil MacNeil, Peter Lisa11or and Charles Corddry. &I!) Ctt1tl011 Rtseerdl (C) (30) €1) DEBUT V1pbundo (C) (60) 1:05 S!) Tett·Rmsta M11sical (55) 1:30 D 9 (j) m lrNlidt (C) (60) '1he People Aaainst Judge Mcin- trye." The re-creation of a famous murder trial by Mart Sanger's nleht law school class trigaers an at· ttmpt on tht life of the professor and brlnas an lnvesti11tion by Chief Ironside. The mock trial stirs wide- spread Interest 1mon1 the students because tht professor, Judae Mein· tyte. presided at the orfainal trial. The attempt on Mcintyre's life con- vinces Ironside that someone con· nected wjth the trial wishes to dis· couraae di(iing into the records. Research reveals that a member of the class (Tyne Daly) is the dauah· ter of the man executed for the crime. James Daly, Mala Powers auest. o Ci7J m m lewttdltd <C> <Jn> '"The salem saaa." Part I. Sa· mantha and Darrin arrive In Salem, Mass. for a witches conven· tlon and become involved In the theft of an antique bedwarmer from the House of the Seven Gables. The episode is one of several filmed in the Salem-Gloucester area. OJ David Frost Sllow (C) (90) Ci) Otymplc Boxina (C) (2 hr) Jim Healy reports the fights from ring- side at Alleen Eaton's Olympic Auditorium. fE) NlW SEASON NET fllayfto1M (C) (90) "Helen Hayes-Portrait of an American Actress." Commem· 10 PM MONDAY-FRIDAY \ morating Helen Hayes' 65·year ca· a Bad Day for Meeting Presidents." Cl!) Horoscopt cen el Prof Horanl'I reer on the American stage, NET Adam Hudson (John Fink) meets his {!O) presents this special about the first future father-in-law-the President • 1n lady of the American Theatre two of the United States-for the first l0.30 ..c1 Biii Jollna News (C) (30) days before her seventieth birthday. time, but circumstances surround· @m Revlsta Mll1icll (30) Highlights include re-enactments of ing the meeting are most ember· al) Aq11i Tres Patlnea (30) some of her most famous rotes rassing. Renne Jarrett, Celeste ll:OO E Qj (!) @!) News (C) ("Victoria Regina'', "Mary of Scot-stHo 1 1rm. and Robert f , Simon also D "1a '6"' £ft. News (C) land,'' "A Touch of the Poet" and 18 ~ i:1.:1 "American Dream"). 0 THE ODD COUPLE IS IJ Can You Top Tllla7 (C) &I!) Fisher Family (30) * TV'S FUNNIEST SHOW 0 al News (C) 9:00 R ti!) 00 cas T11ursd1y Mevll: o r... m m 111 Odd eo.,. c D Tllutn 9: "Casablanca" (dr•· ("{) "Tit• 5rut bet" Part I (com· CJO IJ..f! ilii ife e · • · • ' < ) ma) '43-Humphrey Bogart, Ingrid ed") '6c ·Ton11 Curt1·s, Jack Lem· ( ) Fie ill eb Sick. Fehl s 111 Bertman Paul Henreid Cl1ude , ~ , ness ru ns Oscar's plans to use the • ' mon, Natalie Wood, Peter Falk, Kee· apartment for a romantic rendez· Rains. nan Wynn, Arthur O'Connell, Vivian YOUS. Bridget Hanley guests as the m You Don't Say (C) Vance, Dorothy Provine, Ross Mar· airlines stewardess. &l Movie: ''Tiit Lady S.11 No" tin, Larry Storch, Marvin Kaplan D Ntwa (C) (30) Suter Ward. (comedy) '52-Joan Caulfield, D•· and George Macready. In 1908, a vid Niven storybook hef4. and tb~illain who &I!) Musie1le/Putor's De~ (C) (30) . tries futilely to best him, are rivals @!) Nocllta Tapatias (30) ' @@ Piny MalOfl - In an auto ~ce from New York to lO:OO 0 a)@ m Dean Mirtin (C) 11:30 IJ Qf} Ci) Merv Griffin (C) I Paris. A militant suffragette, who (60) Dean's auests are Vince Ed· CJ fD@ m Jollnny Cal'IOfl (C) wants to be 1 ~eporter, enters the wards, Marty Feldman, Rocky Graz· O Movie: "Eplt1plt for 1 Fast race to cover it for a New York iano and Dionne Warwick, plus The 5un" (western) '67-Miguel Riva, newspaper, . and becomes another Golddiggers. Diane Carson. cau~ f~r nvaliy between the two. .. OJ N (C) (60) 0 ~ ""-"' ,._..-(C) Conclusion Fr1day at 9 PM. .:.. ns 10&1 VlQI ~1 1J FUGITIVE RUNS 0 @ m al The lm11orta1 (C) GI Movie: (C) "Wlnp of Morn· * INTO WAR CASUAL TY! (60) "Rettections on 1 ~ost Tomor· Int' (romance) '37-Henry Fond•. row." Ben Richards aids a top Annabella. fl Tiie FqltlYe (C) David Janssen physician in his research on the l2·00 liOil nn Didi Clvttt (C) stars. breakdown of the blood. Jack Albert· • \lll I.LI D Ci7J Ci)&) llrefoot in Utt Part son and Rosemary Forsyth guest. 12:30 Ci) Travel Wittl Don I Bettina (C) ("Cj po> ".You'll .N~er Walk Alon~." . 0 Tbe Saint (C) (60) 1 1:001J Mom~ .. StntilMfttal JMnt.,.. Pauls patience 1sn t the only thing m BlRTH AND DEATH. (drama) '46-John Payne Maureen taxed when Corle. models a $3,000 * Stark, honest realism O'Hara, William Bendix. ' dress at a charity affair. Natalie fll) I sfi(il\ I Birtll and Duth (2 ' 0 Newa (C) . Schafer guests. hr) (R) Cameras follow a young Alf.Niaht Sllow "llood Arrow," I Ou~·. di/film (C) (30) couple in the lut suaes of prea· • I About Eve" and "Cisco Kid." lntnea (30) nancy ind a dying man through his Nl!Kba (60) last weeks of life. 1:15 0 Community Bulletin Board (C) 9:30 0 @@ m Nancy (C) (30) "It's €1) Ml M11stro (30) 2:30 1J Nen/51ve Us Tiiis DaJ (C} TONI HOLT WITH '.HOLLYWOOD HEADLINES' Hollywood commentator. To- ni Holt, has joined the on-the· air staff of KTLA 's new Big 5 News. Miss Holl has become an in· tegral part of the Channel 5 news team, and she's seen Mon· day through Friday with her three-minute "Hollywood Head- lines" segments on both the 5 and I 0 PM editions of KTLA 's newscasts. She joins four other on-air re· porters, including Australian newsman, Kevin Sanders, to be· come a member of the station's "team concept" newscasts being created by News Administrator Bill Fyffe as part of an over-all revamping and expansion of the KT LA news operation. e./Qint Toni Holt currently writes a monthly Holl ywood news col· umn for Photoplay Magazine and she is read daily in the New York Daily News, the Chicago Tribune, the Milwaukee Journal, -------------and 24 other major newspapers. Paae 19 FRIDAY OCTOBER 9 For morning and afternoon llatlnp, please see DAY. TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the d~y·s movies. DAYTiME-MOVlfS 9:00 U "D1n1erou1 HidNwar" (mys. tery) '61--{;raig Stevens. Juliet Mills, Patrick Wymark. 9:30 O "Up tlle CrHk" (comedy) '53- ...Peter SalletS~l>avJd Tomlinson. m "Tltt Sun Shines Brilflt" (com· edy) '54-Charles Winninger, Ar· lene Whelan. 10:00 It ''Califomlt " (adventure) '46- Barbtra Stanwyck, Ray Milland. 1:00 m ''The Bil St(' (western) '52- Kirk Douglas, Bewey Martin. 2:00 O (C) ''Gid&et Goes H1w11i1n" (romance) '61-James Darrin, Deb· orah Willey. •~30& (C) "Sttkttchemtn" (ldven· ture) '54-Alan Ladd, Shelley Win· ters, J. Carroll Naish. EV FN I NG 0 Six O'Clock M~ie: (C) "Bt1dl ilinket Binp" (teen musical) '65 -Frankie Avalon, Annette Funicello. Deborah Walley, Jody McCrea, Paul Lynde. A beach gang becomes In· volved ln sky diving and a kidnap· ping. I Get Smut (C) (30). Tht Flintstones CC) (30) It Ttku a Thief (C) (60) (3) star Trek (C) (60) HOd1epod1e lodre (C) (30) "Foxes." m ces News (30) • Outretdl/Musicale (C) (30) • Noticiero 34 (C) (60) • The A1111rican Weat (C) (30) • • Tettro dt 111 £strell11 (30) • News in tilt Round (C) (30) 6:20 (6) Wutller J9 Marn_ Stiles. 6:30 • Ciiidid Ctmera (30) - - Tht Flyin1 Nun (C) (30) @ NBC Nightlr Newt (C) (30) ; DEBUT Know Your Antiques (C) ( 0) Syn~lcated columnists Ralph and Terry Kovel are hosts for this weekly show, as they bring an· tiques out of the attic and into the living room. Tonight's show covers store signs and lithographs. I (j) MJ f'norite M1rti1n (30) ,atttrn for LMnf (30) Tiit Desert Report (C) (30) Qulereme 'I OMdtla (30) ABC Evenin& Newt (C) (30) 7:00 CBS Evening News (C) Walter Cronkite. 6:00 I Bica News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. am NBC NilfltlJ News (C) (30) • KNBC NewsetVice (C) (60) David Brinkley, John Chancellor and The Allen Show (C) (90) Tenta· Frank McGee. tlvely schedulea guests are Diana I Whirs Mr Line? (C) (30) DOC'S. Wally Cox, Country Joe Mc· @ (]) I Love Lucy (30) Donald, Carroll Carroll. Announcer Beat tlle Clock (C) (30) Is Prof. Julius Sumner Miller. @ Cinema Showcase (C) (90) THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK. OCTOBER 3, 1970 'Beach 1lanket1iQo 1'nnldeJlvalon Jlnneuennteello . .. ~~··-.·._. 9Friday In color 1<ABC-1V ...... ------~~~~~~ -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ DENTAL PLATES REPAIR AND RELINE WHILE YOU WAIT EASY CREDIT TERMS ALL INSURANCE PLANS HONORED CROWNS-BRIDGES FILLINGS-X RAYS E)(TRACTIONS ORTHODONTICS ATTENTION UNIONS ! Ask us about our money saving p I a n fo! Union Members. 1642-88141 LOW PRICES SENIOR CITIZENS WELCOME • NEWPORT· COSTA MESA DENTAL CLINIC DR. THOMAS J . SM ITH & ASSOCIATES Open Evenings & Satu~days No Appointment Neceuary 534 WEST 19th STREET COSTA MESA 1 2 BLOCK WEST OF HARBOR BLVD. "WORK DONE BY UNION TECHNICIANS" ... ,. 20 "Tua, SOn of Cochise." Rock Hud· son. Barbara Rush. fil) Book Beat (C) (30) Host Rob· ert Cromie discusses John W. Gardner's "The Recovery of Con· fidence," a philosophical look at the Issues that are central to the problems we face as people. ~ (j) Truth or Consequences (C) (JO) I Rosario (30) Simpltmente Marl• (55) That Girl (C) (30) 7:30 IJ ~ 00 The Interns (C) (60) Dr. Sam Marsh (Mike Farrell) un· wittingly endangers himself and his wife after he saves the life of a woman shot by a homicidal maniac who vows to get his victim at New North Hospital. When the police throw a protective net around the wounded woman, the deranged man takes Dr. Marsh, his wife and a nurse as hostages to outwit the po. lice guard. Elaine Glfto.s portrays Mrs. Marsh. Albert Salmi, Peggy McKay, Brooke Bundy, William De· vane and Tom Hallick guest. 0 m Hllfl Chtptrrtl (C) (60) Ac- tor Rudy Ramos debuts as a CO· starring regular in "Wind," the story of a half-breed Indian lad, saved by the men of the Cannon ranch, who strives to repay the debt. John, Manolito and Buck (Leif Erickson, Henry Darrow and Cameron Mitchell) intercede when ranchers attempt to hang the lad for cattle rustling. R. G. Armstrong and Sl:ott Brady guest. 0 JON VOIGHT IS * N.Y.P.O. BOMBER! 0 NYPO (C) (30) 0 @ (I) &) The BrtdJ Bundt (C) (30) "The Slumber Caper." E. G. Marshall guests as the principal of Marcia's school who ruins her plans for a slumber party. Making their television acting debuts as slumber party guests are Carolyn Reed, Rob· ert Reed's daughter, Barbara Hen· derson, Florence Henderson's daugh. ter, and Hope Sherwood, the dauah· ter of executive producer Sherwood Schwartz. 0 Million $ MOiiie: (C) "To Cltdl a Thief" (mystery) ~5 -Cary Grant, Grace Kelly. The "Cat," an ex-convict-jewel thief, falls in love with an American girl on the Rivi· era. and finds that he's suspected of still being up to his old "roof· hopping" tricks. Ol Truth or Consequences (C) (30) .m Daniel Boone (C) (60) Fess Parker stars. fE 'THIS WEEK' DEBUTS * RILES & RAFFERTY Top newsmen question fE DEBUT This Week (C) (90) KCET's weekly hard news tele-mag· azine covers the Southern Califor· nia scene. Scheduled: appearances by the two candidates for the of· fice of state superintendent of pub· lie instruction. Incumbent Max Raf· ferty and Black challenger Wilson Riles, are qulued by newsmen Mai;ry Green, Peter Kay, and Joe Russin. @m Selected Films (C) (30) m MIS Fuerte tu Amor (30) 7:55 ail Cuestlon de S11undo1 70 C) G. of na ilr er b- n· "· h- >d )) SS )) i · r- 1s f. )· f. n n ie 1:00 IJ HOCKEY OPENER! * L.A. KINGS VS. VANCOUVER LIVE! 1J NEW SEASON Klnp Ice Hoc:ktJ ~) (2 hr) The Los Allfeles Kinp travel to V1ncouver, British Colum- bl1, to t1ke on the newtit exp1n- sion t11m In the 'NHL, The Vancou- ver C1nucks. Jlaa M1cDon1ld ind G1ry Morrell call the 1etlon. o @ rn m N ... .., ' t11tt ,,.. ..., (C) (30) "Star Brlibt" Prud· enee is h11rt-broken when lhe Is caat 11 • d1lsy In • school pl1y lnst11d of In the ludlnf rol._. rebblt. Whlle Pn>fesaor Everett stews over f1culty opposlt.lon to his IP· polntment of 1n 1rtn1 proflllOf of phyllca. 4-v&tltM PNdMot clbpll,. 1rtistlc ttmper1ment over the loa of the lt1d In her class pl1y. Arthur O'Connell auests as Pn>feaor 0.r- rawey. I le Tell tltt Truth (C) (30) LHe fer T..S., (C) (30) DOUT El M1Dde Jt¥'9I de San <C> (30) 1:05 G) I.di LIM (55) 1:30 R QI Cl) Htld•aster (C) (30) Mar11retthompson'1 liberel cl111· room discussion of "Romeo ind Jullef1" rom1nce l11ds one lr1te mother (June Dayton) to 1cc11St the he1dm1ster's wife of corrvptin1 her d1u1hter (Kim O'Brien) by ldvo· catln1 simUer teen11e love 1ff1lrs. Andy Griffith stirs, Jerry Ven Dyke, Cl1udette Nevins ind P1rtter Fennelly co-ster. ~9 @ mN••• tf lllt 81Mt (90) '11le Bettle 1t G1nnon's d&e." Guests Oerren McGlvin ind Kttn1n Wynn Join aeries reeu· tures the Editor of McC111's M111· 0 @ (j) ED Te• .lotla (C) (60) l1rs Robert Steck In 1 dram• •bout zlne, Sh1n1 Alex1nder; Charlott• Bob Hope, Areth• Frenklin, end The 1 struute by ex-convicts to main· Curtis, Women's Editor of the Hew Ace Truckln1 Comp1ny Join the lain their h1lfw1y house In the f1ee York Tlmes; and Barb•ra W1lte11 Welsh belter. of nei&hborhood resist1nce. Joan of HBC's Today Show. "Ambul1nce • Tiie Saint (C) (60) Blondell auests as Miii Will, a Drlvert-Unsun1 Heroes." 1ives five Ml Maestro (30) shady travel arent Other 1uests In· drivers 1n opportunity to talk about • Ttl..ciM., '° (2 hr) elude Percy Rodriaues, Jan Murrey, their Jobs. lO:SO News (C) (60) Bobby Troup, Jaime Sanchez aftd I Outreldl/fll• (C) (30) Ifft Jo'9M Ntwa (C) (30) ;oc;mm n. "rtridat fl•· ~:. <3l~> u:00 • I!~~~ <C> il't (C) (30) "Whatever H1ppened to 9:30 (i1) CI) fiD love, AMtricln ~ (C) the Old Sonp." Grendpa and Grind-strte(C) (30) A psychl1trist who • t: '"Panic In th Y• m• (RtJ Bofaer and Roeemary ~ advises a friend to run •way from " (drama) '62-aay Milland, Camp), Shirley's parents, visit the his wife and a hypnotist who cauaes Jun Hasen. Frenklt Av1lon. P1rfrid111 end Grandpa decides to a bridearoom to •ct llke • b•by ! YOI Don't Sar (C) join the f1mlly's musical aroup. are prot110nists tonl1ht. "LOYe 1nd Movie: "Hef1o, f'rtsco, Hello" IDntd f'rott Sllow (C) (90) the Psychiatrist" stirs Larry H11· uslcal) '43 -Allee Flye, John Dnpet (C) (30) min, Corinne Camacho and Je~ P1yne. Flllttr fa•ltJ (30) Perla; ind "love and the Hypnotist ' Cl) hnJ Muon ln ltwttJ de Perlkille (30) .iars Rich little, Bur1t11 Meredith, · nidi Oat (C) (R) "D~" 9:00 9 Cl) CIS f'rtdQ Movie: (C) Lou Kruam1n, Dive Morick. Emily &ti Ne* a la Ollct t8'9il lacie'f. Conclusion (com· B•nkl. Toi Avery, Lenore Klnpton. 11:30 !fE M9fY lrtffln (C) edy) '65-Jlck Lemmon, Tony Cur-I""' (C) (30) Buter Ward. ' m Joi.n111 Cer10n (C) tis, Natalie Wood, Peter Falk, rtny M1• (60) n °'"lop Tlll1? (C) KHnan Wynn. In 1908, a storybook • Mulicalt/httor'a Dea (C) m Didi CMtt (C) hen> end the villain who tries fu· hndorlMI (30) Movie: "TIM Deep Sil" (dr1m1) tlltly !D best hlrr: are rivals once 10:00 • ~ (j) m lracUtl'a World (C) 1n L1dd, James Whitmore, apln In an auto me that spins ( ) "Topther Aaaln-f'or the lfft Wllllam Bendix. • three contlnenta. A mOitint suffra· Time." John Bracken (Leslie Niel-fl!) TM Toy 'Rat &rw Up: "An aette, who w1nts to be • reporter, sen) thrutens th6 reputation of • HOur With Charlie Chaplin.'' enters the rece to cover It for I deceased actor unleaa the widow m Notldere 34 (C) Hew Yori! newspaper, ind she be· completes 1 movie the tum be· 12:00 9 Movie: "SpJ T~, Dit T•· comes another cause for rivalry be· gu. The unexpected death of .. JTOW" (dr1m1) '67-tex B1rtter, tween tht tlero 1nd vllltln. Ch1rtes Talbot (Ch1r1u Dreke) Brad HltTis. 0 {ft) m a> T111t Qlrl (Cl (30) threatens the studio with a loss of @Cl) Diet Cewttt (C) "I Ain't Got No Body." Ann Is sure two ind one-hilt million dollars. 1:00 f) irovte: (C) ''Tiit Qlrl W1MI .,._ a nude centerfold plc:ture of her In Kevin Gr1nt (Peter Hukell )finds it Too Muell" (mystery) '68 -Adam a m11azine will cost her 1 Job on Impossible to persuade 'hlbofs West, Buddy Gt1co, Nancy Kwan. a children's TV lhow. Kenneth Mars wife (Jenice Rule) to complete the ' O N ... (C) and Bernlt Kopell auesf. picture With her late husb1nd's 1:30 D"-NIOt Dew: "CttJ ef feer," ' felofty Sql&ld (C) (30) double (John Archer). Jeff Don· 11111 Callltlt' ind .,.,_ ""1tll Dntd ~ (C) (2 hr) nell and Clrtos Rivas al10 suat. I Mr. Traill." omen Who Talk to Women" fH· GI &torie hbl111 News (C) (60) 2:00 IJ Co•llllftlty lulletln ... ,_. (C) RAY BOLGER PLAYED TO THE RAFTERS "Hanging from the rafters" is a favorite show-liiz term to describe a large audience. It's one step beyond "standing room only." Today's fire laws h ave turned such phrases into pure fiction. · But when Ray Bolger was getting started in show business, he often played to audi· ences that were pe rched in the rafters. The veteran performer talked about those days on the set of ABC's The Partridge Family. He was filming a guest-starring role in "Whatever Happened to the Old Songs," which airs Friday at 8:30 PM. "It's going back more years ago than I care to remember, but we did seven differ- ent shows a week on the vaudeville circuit, playing small towns. Many of the theaters were barn-like buildings with steeples, and they had rafters near the roof. "In Pennsylvania the rafters would be filled with burly coal miners whooping it up during the performance. It scared the heck out of me." From such experience, Bolger emerged as a front-line entertainer through perform- ances in such classics as "The Wizard of Oz'' movie and "Where's Charley?" on both Broadway and film . In The Partridge Family Ray and Rose· mary De Camp guest-star as Shirley Jones' parents. Grandpa wants to join the family act. ' "I've made very few guest appearances on TV," Bolger stated. "But The Panridge Family appealed to me. I hope they ask me back to do some more." Ray will always be remembered as the Scarecrow in "The Wizard of Oz" and for the song "Once an L~>Ve with Amy" in "Where's Charley?'' "It's amazing how much appeal that sona still has. I won't ever forget how the audi- ence sang along with us at every perform- ance." Ray gained initial fame as a dancer, but he's far more than just a hoofer. "In vaudeville, at the end of the show, we'd do what was called an after-piece- things not in our own act like juggling, an Indian club routine, magic tricks; playing the piano, the ukelele and guitar. And we learned to ad lib, improvise." Bolger didn't start dancing until he grad· uated from high school, and began with the waltz. ("You waltz.ed as a matter of course," Ray reminisced). He had a TV variety show on ABC in the early J 9SOs. "We were on for two years and did 60 shows. We performed a miniature musical every week. In that respect we were way ahead of time." Ahead of time or not. Ray Bolger is stlU with it. ,.,. 21 - THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEE·K, OCTOBER 3, 1970 . g) Mino 1 Mino bnchero SATURDAY 0 @ CV Jerry Lewis Sllow (C) m A.M. Movies: "Born To Kill" (drama) '47 -Lawrence Tierney. Claire Trevor. "Hill in Kort1" (drl· /\rTfRNOON OCTOBER 10 '.i 0 H N I N G ma) 'SO-Ronald Lewis. Stephen 12.:0019 Cf) ScoobJ·Doo (C) Boyd. • Ma f Mrte que tu Amor I TrHhouse (C) · • Dr••• de la StMana Arriba ti Norte 12:30 I Qi) (I) Th• Mon•Hs (C) r1nor11na Latino 11 Mottdo (C) 6:5~ lilwe Us Tiiis Dey (C) 9:30 0 @ 6 m Heft Comes Ille .._.: ,.Rlpt Cm1" (romance) .. -&rui <9 '50-Diclt Powell, June Allyson. 7:00 II S•riM Sttftttter (C) "Urban 0 \3) Th• Doubltdechrs (C) ([l) rn s. Kullt Min: His Work and His Society." ID ovlt: "Belle le lirandt" (dra· ti) (j) Far• si.ow (C) R ~ (i) m To111toolery (C) ma) '51-Vera Ralston. John Car-1:001 a Ci) Dasta. rdty' Muttlty (C) r.! (i1) (l) Reluctant Dra1on & Mr. roll, Hop~ Emerson. . • Movie: ''Tiit Kiiien" (drama) Nd lC> t l!I> CanclOflea Y M1i11ca · 6-8urt Lancaster, Ava Gatd ntr, m M;. Wisllbont (C) I 10:00 6 Qj (jJ Josie & Tllt Pussycats Edmond O'Brien. Albert Dekker. m hn tlM Clown (C) (9 D Movlt: .,. ... Blue Dlhli•" (mys- 7:301 DustJ's Trtthouse (C) 0 (il 00 m World Slries Base-tery) '46-Alan Ladd. ' I~ m H. R. Pllfnstuf (C) ball (t) Game No. 1. Gowdy and 0 (i1) (]) m NCAA football (C) Molt{ Moue (CJ Tony Kube.I!... £2_mmentale. Sta'1ina feqs vs. Oklil)oma cCool l His friends (C) lime sub~ct lo c~ange. i Movlt: '1.ord of ttlo Aiu" 1:00 IJ 9 Cl) Busa Bunny/Road Run-8 @ ~,Hot Whttla (C~ 11 dram•) '&3-James Aubrey. ner Ho., (CL • Movtt: 'Santi ft Trail (west· Have Cun Wiii Travel I ~ ~ m Dr. Dollttle (C) · em)_ '40-Errol ~ynn, Olivia de (i) Voice ~f AJricuHurt (C) (ill Lancelot Lin•, Stcret 1 Hav1lland, V~n Hefltn. • firm (C) ''Golf Holid1y in Ha· • 111p ( ) 1 I Luelle Libre wiii." fJ Marvel Superheroes (C) 10:30 ~ ~ !f-rltm &~!b•~!'°tters (C) 1:30 U fB Cl) Tht Jmona (C) m T1lu of Wells far10 , M~·~· 'The ~ireu (drama) ID Clllmplonsllip Wrt1tlin1 (C) 1:30 I ~ (j) m rinll P1nther (C) I 49~hvia . de Aavtlla~d. Montgom· Don Morrow, The Medics and Earl Cl111p11 rrGtilt ery Chit. Sir Ralph Richardson. May111rd are scheduled. • Movie: (C) "The Invincible . I !~ Sky .H~wb (C) @ (i) fHt11r1 Fil111 C) "Yic•i." 8 aclimr" (1dventure) '&3-Richardl ll.OO Ardli.e 1 funllOtlst (C) Jeanlife Crain, Jean Peters. Harrison Isabel Corey 1 . 3 Tiie Hardy Bop (C) ~ Fll• (C) "Follow the Fun." . · · Movie: "luQ} Stiff" (mystery) ~ m CISCO Kid (C) '49-Dorothy Lamour, .Brian Don· 2:03 II DustJ's Treehouse (C) m Cu•bJ (C) . levy Claire Trevor S CIJ Double Feature: "Desert' 9:00 1)-9 m S1brlna & the Groovie I 'Feature . Raidtf1'' and "Esill the Conqutror ." liooUes (t) . , riest. Muieana g) Tt1tro Familiar 0 @ m Tiit Bugaloos (C) 11:30 @ 00 American 81ndst1nd (C) m Set the U.s.A. (C) With Martha Raye. Dick Clartt hosts. I 2:30 I Steps to Lurnln1 (C) D Movie: ''Cttln11s Little Devils" O Movie: "Man From Dtl Rio" • W1pn Train (C) (dr1ma) '45-Paul Kelly. Harry Car· (western) '56-Anthony Quinn, Katy! lnsi&ttt (C) ey. Jurado. • Coll111 ot tlla Desert (C) • • Vfrltd1des Malicalu Pe1e 22 I DON'T Clt£ WHAT HAPVENS. lbN16Hl AT ·7:~ I'M 601N6 TO WATCH llf E MIWON DOLlAR tN>VIE .. "TttE HAUNTIN6." TMAT 'S TH£ SPIRIT. ..• \ HHJ·TV 1 3:00 I Tllo New SoclttJ (C) · AcJ1cutturt USA (C) Zant lirey Theatre Klnp of Comedy (C) Undtrdoa (C) @ F11tura film (C) "Ni1llt PISSl(t.'' Jam11J Stewart. • Outr11dl Unlimited (C) • Luch1 Ill r1tlnn • Tht 811 Pictures (C) • • T11tro dtl Sabado 3:15 • Davey & Goli1tll (C) • 3:30 Viewpoint (C) Jere Witter hosts.. I Youth Ind the rollct (C) Outdoors. · W-dh libartJ Mutual ( ) I rorty rla (C) Cllildrtn's 'ospel Hour (C) C.11111 of the Desert (C) 4:00 II MOYie: (C) "l rl&tttJ of Ille &rand Can70n" (drama) '67-Jo· seph Cotten. Dick Foran. 0 WHAT'S A NICE COLLEGE * LIKE IMMACULATE HEART DOING IN HOLLYWOOD? Special interview with Helen Kelley, l.H.M. Pres. 0 On Campus (C) "What's a Nice College like Immaculate Heart Do· ina in Hollywoodr' Host Robert Ab· ernalhy discusses the colleaes' new role in urban lire with Sister Helen Kelley, President of the college. I This W"ll in r ro football (C) Twlllpt Zone Hutl (C) Tht Munlltn r1tttm• tor llvln1 S.. rewer (C) 4:30 CJ S,.1k Up (C) Stan Atkinson hos1$. 0 ~ i ;. AIC'• W!do Wodd el ~rts U Huntlnston Buell l2ttl Anna s.iboard CMllPion· ships (C) (90) The top surfers of the world compete at Huntinaton beach. Jim Jonu and Sh1ron Lynne co·host and ere assisted by top surfer, Ken Holbert. I M~tn-ln·ln (C} tat.an (C) 00 Waaon Train (C) Discover Ayt. C) ( R) (I) Tiit "' :.'~: .......... Sol· dier." John Wayne. e> Selected Fil•• m Quast for Adventure (C) 4:45 fl) f'rt..liam1 Socc.r 5:00 0 SEASON PREMIERE * "IT'S ACADEMIC" Reseda High vs. Pius X (Downey) vs. Edison (Orange County) Host: JERRY FOGEL O II'• Academic (C) Competina high schools are · Re11d11 Pius X (Downey) and Edison (Oran1e County). D RIMI Action (C) Hlghli1hts or the Rams vs. San Dle10 Ch1rgers game played October 4th. m Movie lire.ts: "Joftnnr Elaer'' (drama) '42-Robert Taylor, Lana lurner. Van HeITTn, Robert Sterling. Glenda Farrell. I &illi&ln'S Island (C) Hob Nob W"itll Bob (C) Thii CitJ Is Milwauku (C) QHSt ftf lift (C) World Cup Socctf (C) England vs. Czechoslov1kia. m Cell•&• of the Desert (C) 5:30 I) Ntw1ma•trs (C) O uac' NtwStfVica <C> D Nft li1ma ot the W•• (C) Highlights of the outst1ndin1 NFL games played durina the previous week. Q) Anlm1ls, ActlOft l A4htnturt (C) f1) How to M1rrr 1 Mlllion1ir1 @ 00 Hip 1nd Wild (C) Ell) The Advocates (C) (R) "Should College Students Get Time Off for Pol itical Campalrns?" m Asher ra11uy m HolidlJ 4C) rvrN1Nr. 6:00 I The 111 News (C) (60) · @ 00 m NBC News (C) (30) Laredo ('?)' (60) Movit: (C) "Tllo Savas• In• cents" (adventure) '61 -Anthony Quinn, Yoko Tani, Peter O'Toole, Cu lo Guistini. 18111 City (C) (60) Then Ca1111 Ironton (C) (60) (l) Slturday MOYie: "Min Fro m God's CountrJ" (western) '58- Georae Montromery. . I Color TrlYtlCldt (30) Mulicalt/DIYtJ ' &oll1ltl (C) St1rtin1 T1111tr1 (C) (30) 6:101 NtW1 Confertnc. (C) (30) Hobby Showcase (30) (JJ tflall Cll1parr1l (C) (60) : The Fr111cll Chef (C) (30) (R) Julia Child prepares "Boui111bausse a 11 Marseillaise." I CTl CIS Ntw1 (C) (30) • Ciii1drtn's Cospel Hour (C) (30) Edp of EtarnltJ (C) (30) Upbt1t (C) (60) I . THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, OCTOBER 3, 1970 A· T • T ·E·N· T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO DUY! PRICES Will NEVER BE LOWER SO VlSIT THE DEALERS SHOWN HERE AND PICK OUT THE SPORTS CAR OR IMPORT YOU'VE Al WAYS WANTED• IMM~DtAT! DELIVERY on The New 1970 DATSUN EXCELLENT SELECTION I D .. r e 4 De« e W...-s e 1....-. & Pie .. ,. DOT DAJSUN 18835 S.ach Blvd. Huntinqton Beach U~77814r..5A0-0«2 OPEN SUNDAYS 1971 CAPRI Tht biq Hxy c111r from Europe with the price of a cub comp.ct SANTA AfllA I INCOL..,·"'f:PrURY U OI HO. TUSTIN SAlltTA ANA 547-9183 Open until ' ., m ., Mo"! Fri t p.no. 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