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Home My WebLink About1970-11-07 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• • . -. SATUROAY,,.NO:fEMBEl! 7, .1970-i-. . . VOL. 63, NO. 2'1, I SICTIOWS, • PA911 :· .. , : I " . ' ) • • ' . I • · · C'f • ,, , ' "Marking Time . ' ,. ,_ •3. T:-..... · ~ _ .,_ ..... es M~' :Revived · Twlie iBefore Death.: · . . A 's&nta Ana man who *'died .. '-ice en I.be QPeralln& room table klcl bis fi1ht foe life early today and succumbtd lo iojWIU ml!ii"1 wlltb he was knock· td down by a car in an unmrked -.. walk. , :Surpoos al 0r..,,. Coonll'· Medltal Ctneer vllillll' tded..for a Jhlnl tlmo lD revive ~van lla:m11ton. 51, lflU )be, '1<> Urn 's llurtbta! liod twlCe bob -· by-111Uon and olectrtc lhock. (lolrillloa, ~ -• tht _.. . ' I I • "l I ' • - • • ---------·---. --·--· ....... 3.'i 1 Mat~Dei 50 .. .., ------=. '_ PiqsX 14 --_.. -.. -' -·--. Los Al ____ -·14-- ===-_·-=-UoroDG.del u,.·~ 'L-- --·· ....---------. ·-:":::. - Shoo.t • ·--- ' - - I ., .. ,a~""·· ' .,. ' . . ' --· ~-·-------- -·-~-· ----· -- -- ' .. ------ In South School ... );)ispute· -. . . -·-·· ' ' . '' I' • 1 ,, I -..·c;.n1~ ~ -. ""::\Y .7:x.•.:. •;.a:;a ."'' •+ ·-,,,·~ . ~"" -1. Nixon Sil·mmOlis ·--J ·i·· '~·-_ ...... ' t ...... o . ' ' . \ ,, "'· ~.~ . ' y-~ ~ ~ ' . .... .... . . ~ ' Aides to Florida · KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -Prtsi· dent Nixon summoned his close.st 1dvl1- ers to tlie winter White House today for • port-election aeaaion on domeatic pro-arams. and probihly political strategy. SetklnJ rtluaP.on after a rigorous cam- palp' lldltdult, Niaoo JITIVed here Fri· ' ' County Pay Hike Furor Sim~ring The pot conlin_ued to boll Friday in the J!Qard of_ ~upt~ pay railt proposal. SupervllOI' .,.David · Baker's augge1tlon that the 6oard refer the matter to the county Grand Jury seemed to be the mQSt. Jlkely move on Tuesday when s~iaors have their first official m .. Ung Olf the subject. "I .e~ .fhit quonty eou ... 1 Adrian K~-wlD mtM a.report.to the boor<! onhll~itthe.,...con .Ulllllooal. l!pOlldmtnt (Prop. 12)," Baker said Friday. ' "Then,! will 111111at that ... rtftr the matler to the Grand Jury ,for recom· mendaUon." .• ~ the ·i-ertat.d I..· the news T!wnday that the board ~ In ...C..t .-decldtd to railt their pay from lt5,00ll'to 129,211 a yw-, il II deem· td likely that. tt.,.a,Or board members wUJ goialonJ With Baker's suUestlon. day night for a lo.dily wotkfng vacation at hlJ bo)'lide villa. He w11 eipeded to Dy to·Grand Cay, a tiny ireen isle in the ~u later today as a weekend iuest ar mulUmlllion- alre pal 'F.obert H. Abplanalp of Bronx· vllle, N.Y. Flying in from Washington were At· torney Gefteral John N. Mitchell, Nixon's campaign manager in ·the 19118 presiden- tial e~on. preS:idential a§istants John D. EhrUct-:nan, H. R. Haldeman and Don- aki Rumaford, counselors Robert H. Finch and Bcyce Harlow and special counsel Charles Colson. Presidential Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler billed the meeting, 81 a "long range planning session," with no set a gen· da . "We'll be Iooki11g ahead for the next two years" and mapping homefront pro- grams to be submitted to the next con· gress, he added. . Ziegler said Nixon's lieutenants on Capirol'ILll wllf J)tish for' passage of lhe rivolutionary welfare prosrir'n proposal during the lame duck .seaaion;. The House-paned •measure, which guarantees a mlnimwn Income to poor families. Is pmentlr stalemlited In the Senate Finance Committee and the buJ. wark of his domestic program. In preparation f'!J' the reopening of Congreu on !!OT, II, NlxOl).abo 11J!!Un90o ed a parade of·other cablilet-Jevel Idris-- en Jattr thl! week fol ~ on for- eign policy and the ftderaf budgtl for fiscal 1'72. , Nixon will be1olntd• here wly lltl<t' -k by hi• wffe· Pal, who will sonod the weekend in Washington to catch up on Whiti House chon!I • ,I; riixie ·:" ., - ~ltace Clash ·HENDERSON, N,C. (UPI) -Ancrt blacb:·fired at policemen and firemen FrJ., day night and a big tobleco warehouat burntd in a black ntlllhborhood lD a di> pule that erupted ovtt lcbool -.,..,.. tion pollclts,-acconlinc to police here. Rloi.tqulpptd stat. police and local po- Uce blocte,t off the troobl.td area and lei tht warehOust, ·, smiU grocery and .,.. era! homes burn -... ollt att.r !f-#. ·n~ n'" fU'emen retreated from the area under .,,,_ · • , · what City Managtr Robert Buck called a ' ~4'barrage of fire." . Two Whites Were injured, but no one wu reporltd hil by IUJlllre, Violence ·also bro1te out In GrttnvlDe, DAILY f"ILOT '"" ...... s.c .. where black and while lludentl c~shed in ·a newly integrated high scbooL WhHt pa!!nls rushed w tht ldlool anC! smashed out wlnd9wa ~ children could flee the melee. No one waa aerioully !ft. RESIGNS MARSHAL POST -.Huntington'• D1rlgo Gounty M<!-_rsh.al Resigns; .. Pro~e By Jury Bared ' ' \V..t Orange County Marlhal Charles A-Derlgo of Huntington Bt,ach ,.,;gnec1 his offiCe Friday at~ -time tt wu learned the Orange c..mty,Or'and Jury II lnvtstlgatlng the -attOD1 of bis office, Dtiigo,.11. of ' 223, Third· 5!" ~ 21 years ,Cil,coujity service wllli.a feller to the Board of SuptrVIJorl. In tt, ht a~ tribut.d h~ reUtement to lll btalth. The letter will be up for board dbcusslon Tuesday ... ~lgo•lflS unavatlable Ffiday for ad- dit!Onil clm1flcatlon or comment. jurtd. · Blacks have atagtd -hero for weeks over policies of Vance Coilnty ecfu.. ~ation officia.19, especially the reopenlnf ol an all~black achoo! in the Nil&bua!i community. Black.a charge the boud wu tryi"8 to skirt dtstgttgaUon. .. The school board agretd Wednelday to clqse the black ochool and t.....,.r Ill atudenls ID destgrated "d.>ools1 ·bot, I 1roup of YOW>i bllcu 1awno -lf'liday aftemoo11 at the edue1Uon office in • ;J>rot.,fto back up demanC!a for hlflnc ol a Negro C<lllch Ind I liefl'O aailtanl principal. ' _,, , Police mqved DUI -of lhe lnluble area lit< Friday nicht 11 tht lira bUmed themselves .ouL ' ' !;upenllor Alton E. Allen of ~guna Beach point..! out Fl1day Iha\ the Gr~nd .Jury. i... rei:oQiniladed ~ pay inatase each year. FBI _Joins Hunt In Costa Mesa Bank· Robbery , Second1 Dlatrlct Supervllor David A.- ~, &wever. _wu known to.;haVe rorwarded a 1etttr rrOm a ;or ,hli con- llltuenll[to lf1e District AUoriley'1 OUice wblcff .....,.i.dly C:ornpllined or oper .. tioftl in Dertgo'1 office. "'In UIO'tlght ,0...1havebeal111 the boor<!-the v..-. grand juries II.no reco1M11nde•Mhat the. totally lnadoquate .,Uory for .~'meinberl bt ~ •nd Jal u regui,rty .. Ital< ........... bu lportd llio -Qmldattoa,• the rellrtne Fifth lllllrlcl'-tloor Aid .. -ntWly.iledal superYilon, Ralph Clark <ii Anaheim llld :RIJoald Caipm of Newport Beilic!b red ~ O\ler tht -·-· " Caspera --that ~ sub~ lllouldbtatudledbJ•~-lnl]ll'-attllll Umt beca ... of Kutper'I niJina Illa! 1lle board 1111111 ael I Nlory <JC; they cannot IJt paid. Ht Jjlld Prop. l!. bting a constitutional 8f1lt'fdmet_lt.,_ ~ any preYlcJul, IC-1 • 11 .. of the lqlllature Ono\ SO"lhere ii no ll'w 1'1W ll!ectlns _...... .. -In _ _,.....,... ... Fll.f .aionta have (9day tal!e• ·up the hunt for ~'>reo baqdill who grabbtd 119rly 15,11!1 ~ F!)d1y nill!t In a rusb boar · ol a <:.iota M ... bank. ' • Police early today-aet the lo11 ot the First Na~t Bank of Orqe, ll50 W. Adatns Ave., at J4,nt. The money was lftpt Into a pillow cue by two muked men who ran into the ~ al I p.m. and held up a leiler at pnpoint. Police Aid an accomplice-had a car nitlng for hit companions ., lhty nn rrom lht b"11< and drove olf Into heavy Friday nl&hl trllllc in a !ale modtl black CadtOac. , FBI aglntl took ovtt the invest.lcatlon 11ithln .. hour « lllo _,., Baker lddttlonally I ~ft!'. I , decJ!fled to ldtnU!y the letter writer who --Plalninl er the nature ot Ole oomp1a1ni;· A colleque In Deriao'1 '!la 0nnP County Manbal'1 Olll<e'llld Derllo II prmmlly .. lick loaff """ .... alla6W for mmnenlon hllr....,_. '!be <oUeque lndlallol o.rtao 'bad -piqued In --bJ "blcll blood ,._. "'""" -tlilnp" and had "oltclded to qui! rather .... try In ~.;;~_;~In~ old HwiUngtoo Bead>Seal Belcb Judldol Diltrlct 11 yw-s ago. Ht toot over 11 inmhal when the Wal Onnae Oounty Judicial District .... formed -,..... qo. .... t ··'. ;. .. , Weadler•" , '., ' I • ' ,, ' , ·,..v .... lt;wllin't much at a raloJ.- -so ~l,,Sanday.1 Illa wfJI, bo , lllllltlY 1rith coutal ,,.,_. ': ' tum ·-chior 71 and lnlud ~ tabbed at 71 depe& · , ' -..JNSDtE TeDAY - ';You·C•• Spcndl.cn ........ the f tatsirtd 'artidt .. ftt. taiilaV'l t • FllinUu Wecklu, ttU. how ,.. ccm cut coati for clothhlg, ,,_,.~ portGtlon, ...al<ol ""' ...s .~ er ~'' ntctllOT'I/ toop vov lpnd v<?Ur money. ' ... ..-. ----i~ =~ .. ...._ n • •• •·• • • • I ' ............. ,, ,~ ......... -. -= ---, . ................ , U• Lii' • I " .___, ______ ....., I I ' llALIOA'S CLIFF 'MOTT WITH SOUVJ!IJRS Ho Holds Moc:lioto, Sheath l'rom Md•• • .. . . 80.0•foot P114ng~ . .,. . . ' ·Area Adventurer Mends From Andes Bus Crash Jly L,. Pf;TER JtlUEG or T1lfl '»lt:r ""'!'. Steff. Clill . )Iott brought h " -·trlbll mask, band- W-OVeD bat and glumiDg machete back home to Balboa for hls regular semi-annual or 10 regrouping this week. lhrough tbe Blihamu with a budcb' In a Balbo~ 20, a Ugh! . l&ilboat deislgned "ror Newport Harbor. Or the ume shortly afterwards be was yanked off a jet to Miami because tbe police thought he was planning GIRLS' TURTLENECK SPORT TOPS lo hijack the jet. He has a mother In Min-Sunday neapolla, but Cliff Mott is a 42- year .. ld nomad by every OnlyZ definition Qf the word. He has just shed the br1y cast that kept him company most of tbe summer. Jt was pmertbed after be lr1ctured his opine, -...... ribs 11141 cblpptd an UJ>ll<' verlebroe In June when the bus he was rldina: in rolled dawn an 800- foot cUU in the Colombian 1 4~~-1 .ff He weaves hats and peddles . kayaks for a living, when he Choose from cotton, Acrilan® acrylic, nylon, or other has to, and· where be has to -blends in long or ~i length sleeved polQ t9pS . Turtle or mosUy in .Pal~ Springs or mock turUeneck. Prints, solids, or stripes. 3-14. Charge ·. Anc:lea. . Miami during the winter. it. · · · "1be market for them fs ct Mtl!Mllt. TU\i1tt. Dl•••IM The bul. Wtnt aver tbe .. cliff. killille)li of tbe 21 -lli•rs better in P'torida so J'll pro-""'""'""°"-""'""'"""""'""'="-'·"""""""'=-==iJ bohly bead 1hero< tl!la year," aoo.rd, .,,,.,. II!< ... dri~er was l • ncla8 anotJaer ... b u 1 through the hairpin turns of tbe Pac American H.libway at 1,000 feet. , ·· •,· ., · Moll lollo tlloo • tafo trllboort any lllnt.of-emotion, jull U be related bis ..alher--worldwide adventurtl ol the peat IS be·:~ lhil• _ .. _ding ,ou1'l!le • -wbero be lla<I picked up a job u a carpenter. • Molt plans to nine W. way apln nest Sprlor, on bla way -..1oAlaab .. ·He · bu hil w:o i dJr p6&*8lions, and lheY ire tM , years. tucked in the back of a Lib the atory of aa111ng· Volkswagen camper that he'll Funeral Set ForLagunan On Monday probably be living in for awhile. He &leeps in It now, parked at a friend'& store wbere be serves aa tllghtwatchman. Among bis souvenirs are a macabre tribal muk used by Eskimos all over Aluka that peers from the rear window of bla camper. --·-·• """'°" will be beld He also ~eeps an 18-lncb r 1UC1 cu macllet.e at bla aide, a Monday f~ Eudora SL Clair, belutllul piece of cuUery Jong Ume resident of the hand-made In l!outh America. OrlllP COut UU. wbo died He trims bla beard with 'It Thulsdayt ooce a month. He wean faded 'lbe '11-ye1r-old Mn. St. Hawaiian sbirta that he lovea Clair· hid lived in the Laguna with a passion and protecta "his Beach · ll"ea for 36 yean. head from the sun with one of Recently she lived at 31982 bis own straw creatJon.!l. Vlrsinta Ave., Soup, Laguna. Mott li!St came to California During her Jong stay ln the ln 1956 at the age of 28, fresh , area, lhl Wu an active from four years in the Air member of the P'lnt Church of Force, to attend Orange Coast · Chrllt Sclentlltl, the Garden CoUege. Club and the F e d e r a t e d He studied there two yeani l\epubllcan Womens Club. then hitchh1ked across the Sbe leaves two a on a. country, caught a freighter out Norman of South Laguna and of New York (he's got hls Gordon of El Toro; eeven Merchant Marine papers) aricl grendcblldren and three great spent the next year or eo tn cranddilldren. some 16 different EUropean Services 1'111"'-held at II 11141 North Africa• COW!trles. a.m. at McQ<!rlDlct Chaple, · He has -••· last 10 La&una ~: yean ~the couri- • :; try eight or 10 tlmt1, with any .... MEN'S TIE OR SLIP-ON Sutlda11 Onl11! Comfort and the look or lux· ury in leather.like black vtn.yl oxford or slip.on. 61ii• 12. Save! ) 491 R~. 6.93 TOTS' BLA'4KET ·SLEEPER • · • number ol Mezican, South Co~~.~ .. ~ Vie =;!"lhn>~.:.1 ••tan eo.,, z!p-trontu.,11csloep. 29'7 ~:ti ...-er ln tuhlon colors with "Sometimea l hitchhike 1trlped neck, cuff•. S·M·L-f nr.. ~.-. Spea1 ker aorneumes, more o f't e ~ :xi.. Re1• l.U -:.,. recenUy, I buy a -per and]r~ii~i~~~~=~:::::::; W::aiiiENTO (UPIJ _ drlye myself," be lafd. Ataetilblyman ~ Oory of Mott noted th1I he was bee~· G.~ a--~•-y became packillf on hli. recent S.. < ~ . AQUA NrW> SPRAY u;;..u;·o:.;,;;:;.t ·to ... Amen ... •ilill'ilon. " ,_ • be 11 l'lll1lllnJ for II• said·· be oocul...Uy ~ ol the _,bl)I. caught a lrafll or a bus, Ub ca;~ elocted to ''" tlllnl the ill-lated coadl that carried wift''l'lliloloy, -~ lllm to ..... death. lo flit';ee. Dnocrall """ UeuaUy, be lafd, be tmela will "''In .Ille _,i.ty -alone. ,..rT-•l!e aMod them to H, WU 1'1tb a friend, Bill "1efrlta trom maktnl 1111 Swan, ;owner of Clp'n Ed.'1 other. -~~--,..to Sallboala In Newport llilft -.. ...,..._,_ ~;" ~ bis Baiiom&aa -.. ~ 111411he ncapada in Ill'/ redt:fi"nls11ltO~ ol the AAo< luting ~·the-·~·:i· irlil' •lect a "'°""" Moct 'Hid, they llOld •-, .. , I 0...lafllioat lllCf _.. .. Wiii! ~ .cif ;A ."; -:_ !"lly blct'lo""' u.rtec1 ;;,:;;;;-111c·· -the • • • ~ ---_·1r.:.-.= 1-•"n -.c n vo:ii f'I In ;J•. behat!_,~flo.·~1111a r -..::,: p • , : •. ~-.,. -·~all -4W7 -I tried lo seU the pistol. only we ol flla houoa In 'nletday'• el.._ dl<jn•t know .It'• qalnot the Ital. Oolnf into the eltcdon. lfw to even own 1 run there. ...,.blkaiw bed held a... . "The~'s ,,_po,OllO 11Jic U moJatlli wllh ooce • .....,.. yo1J'r1 caught,'' .l\Uaid. . • • 33~- ' " ' . . ---. JiUFFY DRlGSTER @ ' • ~ !'·-, .. 20" H.Uf~-'DRAGSTER Chrome features! Polo 2700-.saddlts! Boys' hu slick · rear·tire. Kida, tust. think o( all the fUn '.YOU can have with this blki. • DOOR BUSTER ~ ·. · DISPOSABLE DIAPERS J.wi<hln•.:rio ttOldfui."i r·, ;-1· 28 'i i }· no hot plastic pants! Soft wateproof. Fit& 12-22 14 , 1 11;11 I Sunda11. Oiol11! Lone·1leeve crt\v n e c·k sweatshirt& w I th n"pped GREAT FUN! "REBEL" POWER-DRIVE CAR 18~~ '--Sunday Only: ' Built for action with the very newest in sell-propelled units. Safe spill-proof battery will take up to 250 re-. charges. Drive wheels with non· slip treads, padded- seat. LIMITID QUANTITY -NONa SOLD TO DIALI.$ I ? t -~ .. , . .... ·1 ~ CHRISTMAS CARD PACKS Sutlda11 Onllf! Lovely co~tJonaJ and re• li1ious cards. 25 all one de- liih in pack. Olat&e lL 37~ R~. 1.27 I fluce linin&. Cotton. Color1. S·L. 99~ R~. 1.66 WONDER RUG AUTOMATIC. PERCOLATOR .. S'!tldalf 011111! . 5 66. Raiidsonie West Bend el~· 100'it. nylon race, with' trlc perk make1 nine cups douhle coated skid re· delicious cotftt. Aluminum. sls1an1 back. Use in ,. Charae ·1L Reg. 6.97 L...:.J.:.:..;.;...::... ____ _..--'-kltchen, hall or auto. ~~::::::::~:~:::~:= !l"""_,..,_,,,,.,..,,.,."""",,..,~·~-~=~~:nm::~r SCOPE BINOCULARS Sunda11 Onl11! 1188 R~. IS.II 7x3S Zlsl -style blnoeultn-Coatfd optie1, rov 341"· at lOIXl yd$. w/1oft case. ltlC .. .,.,.. CMfo!, I GIRlS .. CORDIJROy SUCKS aa~ ' .c R~. 1;14 .. Gir)1 tt,nnel lintd slae!cs- Solld ~Otl. f'td. pld, l1"Mft and blue. Sitts 3..fiX. ... I , I • I ·- ' -, I • ' ,. I •, I . •' ' t • ' I ' ' . I 'i'o11r Be•ete1n1 Dally Paper * .. Elke Marks Time The dedication of a vill.B;ge clock tower at Park Newport, the new apartment community in Irvine ·Center, tak~s on a,dded glamor with participation of actress Elke Sommer. The tower, tije work of scuJpture Aristides Demetrios, was dedicated Friday. Vietnam h1vasion .Force Smaller Than Announced· SAIGON (UPI) -The South Vietna· mese push into Cambodia launched Fri· da)i is smaller lhan origina11y announced, a military spokesman said today. At tne same time, a top Souit Vietna· mese commander said the anny Js plan- ning a major sweep ol Communist strong. bo1da b1 Cambodia when the dry sea· ..., begins, probably in January. Ori&inll e!llimates by South Vietna.. ,._ off1cia11 were that "several thou· and" troop1 ttOl9ed into cambodia early P'riday to hit Communist positions in the Plahl cl Reeds near the Parrot's Beak area. Today. however, they said tbat only 1,500 fresh South Vietnamese troops croosed the OOrder and linked up with t,000 South Vietnamese marines alttady Inside Cambodia. The South Vietnamese wert to join some S,000 Cambodi8fl troops operating ln the generaJ. area. but had not made FBI Joins Hunt I:n Costa Mesa Bank Robbery FBI qenll have today , taRn up Illo h .. t • tor three bandlll wtlo· grabbed nearly 15,000 at £1111poinl Friday night in a -hoar robbery ol a Costa Mtsa -· , l!Olk:o early today ,.1 the lou ol the rtnt N1tional Bink of Orange, ll50 W. Ad•tm: Ave., t t h ,SIH. The money was nept Into a pillow case by two muked mtn who ran into the bank at 5 p.m. and lield up a telltr al gunp>int. P.otict: said an accompllee bad t car nIUna Jor hlJ compaolons aa they ron from me bent and drove olJ into heavy• Friday nf&ht trallic 1D a Ia,. model block CaJIJl!ac. FB'r .,_ tool< over the invatlpti<11 wilblll .. !lour ol Ibo roblJer>'. , ' any· contact as of noon today .. acrordin& to military soµrces. U.S. spokemien in Saigon aMOUDCtd the turnover of a major coastal 'J)ltrol operation lri the GuU of Thailand to the South ' Vietnamese, and said they al!io were bringing home about 1,lllO more American servicemen from• the war theater. Plans for a new Cambodian drive In January were disclosed by 'd'en: Do Cao Tri, commander ot the Soulh Vietnamese Ibird Mllit.arY Region, who also is res- ponsible, for Vietnamese ,opei:ations in Cambodia east of the. Mekong Ri.ver •. He also gave h!s personal assurance there would never be another TET offensive-- style Communist attack oo Saigon, which is lnskle the l li>f'Ovlnce Itta of soulh- central V'.etnam. ) Tit, speatlng to foreign correspon- • dentJ,. said '11 Pve to you thl! assurance : No more flgh\1nc· around Satgon and in .the ll l Corpe aree. And I also gjve you lh1s assurance. I ·will 1strlke the enemy during the next dry 1eason, but not in this country." "He amplified the remark by saying U be could get the high command'• per. mlsaion. to do •·'he would like to pur-sue tbe Communilts u far nprth 81 they lritbdraw. · 1 Dies ORANGE'COONTY, CAIJPORNtA· . . ' ~ . _-,; . • ' TEN CENTS Pay Hike Furor Simmers -Supe visor Plan Appears Headed for-Grand Jury • • 'I1lt "'' cciitlnued 'to bin Friday In tha atltullooal unendm<nt .(Prop. 12)," Board ol Supervls<n pay ra11< ProiioaJ. Jl&ker aid Fridoy' · Supetvilor 'David BHtr'I auggealfoll 1 ;•'.ll>en I J!W ...,est that-,,.. .refer ,tha that tbe board rel~ tbe matter to tbe I :::t:~:,!be 'G!and Jury ,for recom- """1ly G~ Jury aeemed to be the Coosldeting the furor cruted by' the most likely lllOVe on. ·Tuesday wi.on '"!WI ,,,_., that the boint had in wpervlson: haft . theU" first offlc1al seCret ua:a:lon decided to raile their pay m.eUng on the lllll>Ject. 1.,,,,, $15,000 to 129,288 a yw.11 is deem- "1 expect that County Counsel Adrian -ed likely tllat the other board members Kuyper will make ~ report to the board will go along with Baker's sugjestion. on bis interpretation of the new con-Supervllor Alton E. Allen ol Lqw1a Nixon Sum·tnons r • ' Aides to Florida KEY'BISCA YNE, Fla. (UPI) -Pres!· del'lt N~on summoned his cloiest advi~ en to the wlirter White House today for a post-election session on domestic pra. grams, and probably political strategy. Seeking relaxation after ·a rlgoroua cam- paign ecbedule, NixGn arrived· here Fn. day nlght ,ior a l~y working vacation at bis bayside villa. He was ei:pected to fly {o Grand Cay, a-..liny green isle m the .Baham&! later today u a -itend guest ol mulUmllllon- aire pol Robert H. AbPlanalp of Brou· ville, N.Y. ,~ in. I""" ,Wuhingtoa .'f'"! Al· lorp!y General J""" N.iMttd>e" Nlnn'• ·.;.:..1"'° " ' ...-IltloO Illa"-~· Cl .. ~~ lDlftlltr dl: ' ' Ill!!-.... ,.I P'•.aaa~ . I>: ~llcliman, H. R.·Jl.ild"!l'll ~ l>ai,: .w RwnlfO<d. ,.....,, _It J'IPch and Bry« Harlow alilt special .,,.,_. Carles Coisoo. · · · • Prelldentlal Preu 9ecntary lililiaid "" !IePi' bUIOd '111( ml'etlng, .; • "'""" r~nge planning aeaslon," with no Mt agen-- da. "We'll be lookblg ahead for the ne1t lwo years" and mapping homefront p~ Laguna Decision. On Signs Stirs Spirited Debat,e Differing oplniOlll iegarding the DOO· operating clock ilgns installed at Laguna's two Tic toe Markets to con- form with the new sign ordinance were aired before the City Council OW: week. "Why," demanded Carl Klass, "did the city force Tic Toe to reduce the size of Its sign, wh1ch wu a very acceptable 1ign, and replace it with sign with a clock that doesn't work? ]l's very confWling." A woman in the council chamber dis- agreed, at least in part. "The 1lgn was an eyesore," she stated, "but It was an eyesore you could tell tlme by. lt'a still an eyesore and you can't tell time by it.•• Building dlrtctor CJyde Springe el· plained it was nettSSary to reduce the .size of the original sign to conform to the new ordinance, which permits a max~ imum area of 7S square feet per face of a p>le •"1>· ' grams to be submitted to the nezt con- gress, he added. Ziegler said Nixon's lieutenants on Capitol Hill will push for passage of the revoluUonary "!'el!are program proposal during the:Wne-duck session. The House-passed measure, which guarantees a minimum Income to poor famill11, ts presenUy ·stalemated in the Sen,te Flna1tee Committee and the bµl· Wark of his domeitiC program. Although today's gathering of Ni1on tactlcians appeared to haVe1>0liUca1 over· tones, Ziegler insisted that its purpose was not an election post mortem. . Ntvertlieleaa, altbough tho Whlto-llou1e ntI.d·~~ ... ._,,.. -iW't"liliiil"Wir'tWicaUilii>-~ la Jaia than. salialled Wiiii tbe overall GOPt iiboWing, (ilrticularly• io Ille state boiisis, and baa decided to' ~ cam· peJP taclleo. lal· Illo Im ~ tilt. ' ~~ In tbelr soul se1rching,,~ llepublf. can advisers feel that the -P:ic~lbook &. 111es won out over "law and order" with middle America when It' went· to the "''"· In preparaUon for the reopening of · Congress on Nov. 16, Ni.ion also summoD- ed a ~de of other ca~level advis.- ers later this weet for mee:Unts on for- eign pollcy and the federal budget for fiscal 1972. Nixon will be Joined ~ early next week by hls wife Pit, wOO wi!J spend the weekend in Wash.ington to catch up on White House chores. Beach Bribery Trial Slated William D. New'1 .Superior Court trial on charges that he attempted to bribe former Huntington Beach Mayor Jack Green in a land zoning action was set Friday for Jan. 25. Judge Byron K. McMillan granted a re- quest for bail .reduction by the Phoenix, Ariz:. land developer and Jreed the 66- year~ld defendant on $S,OOO bond. New Is accused of offering the city or~ rlclal '4,000 in return for Green's favorable action on a proposed zone change for indualrial land at Golbard Street and Slater A veaue. Beach p>inted out Friday that the Grond Jury .hal recommended a Pol''ll!<t<aae eadi year. · "In the eJCht years I 'hove _.on 1be board tho · varioui ll'and furies hove l'ecf!lllll1ellded that~.tolally Inadequate aalary for ~ ~ be increased and )ull aa rtgU!arly•tbe lllate legislature hu ignored the recommendaUon," tbe retiring Fifth Dilltrid !Nptrvlsor ~Id. Both newly-elected' aupervllon. Ralph Ctsrk ol Anaheim and Ronald Caopti'a Of ~. •u...,~·· RlslGNS MAkS~L' ~T. Hul!Hrlllirl't DorllO County Marshal Resigns; Probe By Jury Bared West Orange County Marshal Charles A. Derilo of Hunllngton Beach ret!lgned his office Friday at the ume time It was learned the Orange County Grand Jury Is inv.estlgaUng the.operation.I of his office •. IierjgO, $t, of m"Jblrd St .. ended 21 years ot county service wltb a letter to the Board of Supervlaors. ln It, he at- tributed his reUrement to ill health. The letter wW be up for board discussion Tuesday. Derigo was unavailable Friday for ad- d1Uonal clarlllcatlon or comment. second District Supervisor David A. Baker, however, was known to have f«Warded a letter from one of hJs coo- stltuents to the District Attorney's Office whJch auertedly complained of opera- Uons t,n Derigo's office. _ . Baker 1dd1Uonally, however, decllned to·idenU!y the letter writer who wu com· plaining or the nature of the complaint. A colleague tn Derlgo'1 West Orange Courity Marahal'1 Office laid Dtrigo ii presently on sick leave and unavailable for comment on bis reslgnation. However, tbt ordinance •t that time alao .limil<d tllo f..,. au ol a clock uaad in ~ with -an ad..nlllng lip to three llqUll'O feel. -. this WU bardly worth -1dertng, Tic Toe decided lo re- Wn ilo siglt .. ldel!l\flcalloo anly, .\lllng C;; mulmum .area ,pennltted, ...,, !orJet .about having an _.,ting clock. ~ The colleague indicated Derlgo had 'be<n plagued in rocent J1>0l1lh& by "high blood pr..,,.., amonc other lhlnP" and had "decided to quit tither than try to keep going." There also l! a blft on animated 1!gns, Sprinle aaid, but 1"o does not fed this waa b\Iei>ded to apply to clock hand!. TM building director said today that the Tic Toe clock problem ii one of a number of minol: ilellll that probably wlll be·<'Ollilder<d during overall.modlllcatlon of the ctty•a ..ning ordlnlnce, ol wblcb the lien -.. port. Derigo entered county :mvlct in the old Huntington ~dt&tl Bueti Judicial Dlst'rlct 2f yeara ago. He took over as marshal when the West Orange, County JudlcfaJ.I>lltrld wu looned three years ago. \, SF Cabl.e -Cars Shut in Brawl Newport Beach tJJii eued ldrpliae onr tbe IQP.!er'Viaon actkn. Cupen "'""!loo that tho aobfecl iiholild be ltudJed by • cftl!em commlttea aeemo ImpracUcal at this time....,._ of Kuyper'• iullng that tbe board 1111111 Mt a ailiiry or they-cannot be paid. He said Prop, 12, being a conatltu!ional amendment, supercedel any previous ac- tion of .the leglslalW'f: and so ~e ii no law now 1ffecling supervisors !alaries in non-charter county a:overnmenta. Blacks Fire ?ft-Police-- In Race Rmv HENDERSON, N.C. (UPI) -Arlff'! blacks fired at policemen and 1trtm·en Fn. day night and a big tobacco wareboule burned In a black neighborhood in a diao' pute that erupted over school deaegreg,.. tion policies, according to police here. Riot-equipped state police and local poo li ce blocked off the troubled area and Jet . the warehouse, a small grocery alld leV· • eral homes burn themselves out .after firemen retreated from the area under what City Manager Robert Buck called a ••barrage ot fire." · Two whiles were Injured, but no one wu· reported hit by gunr,,.., Violence alJo broke out In GreenvUle. S.C.,, where black and white 1tudentf: clashed ln a newly integrated high ICbool. White parenlo rusiied to the ICbool ind' •mUhed out window• ad chll-"'°Id l1eO i-. meiee.'NO --oirioalb In-jured. Btacb ha .. atapd·oniteu bm for -Ovtr pollcies ol '1-dlmly ..... caUan offlciala, apeclallf Ille· nOpentor of "" all-blacl: -ID Illo' Nbtbulh communlly. Blacb cliarp the bOird WU tryf"' to oklrt dea-Uon. ' 'I'll< school boaftl •sree<l Wedneoday to close the black 1ehool and transfer itl students to desegrated 1ehook but a group of young blacks gather;.° Friday afternoon at the educaUon office in a protest to back up demands for hlrfn& of a Negro coach and a Negro llliatan& principal. The protest~s left the bwldlnt and gathered in the street neu-.-Jmreh. where police ordered them to disper1e on grounds they were blocking tralfic. Officers used tear 1a1 to bred up the crowd, which ,hurled bricks and battJa at the officers. A nighttime curfew wa decla(ed bt Hen- derson, a city of J2,500, and it was eztend.. ed Iott Friday nlght to all ol Vance eoun. ty. on the Virginia border. Police moved out of the trouble area late Friday night as the firu burned themselves out. The area wa, quiet -early today as highway patrol unlta: moved blck into the black' nelghbortiood. Agency Cracks .Down ·On Drinking Pilots WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a move aimed at cutting the' accident rate among ll&bl plane pllol!, the TranaportMm I>o- pannent has banned pilots and crew membeMi from drinking alcoliollc be•· erages eight hours before-a flllht. 'I1lfl regulation .coven all pilots from airlines to sinaU light pJabes, but the airUnes already have llrid ralel Cll drinking and It has not been a rector in airline crashe1. FAA tests bave shown that many pilots involved in wrecb - 85 of :JS& tested in lltll -had been drinking. . We•tMI:· It wUtl much ol a ....., --ao tar; Sunday'• 111\11 wll1 be SAN FIWICUICO (UPI) -'J1le lilile :: ~ ";'°1u.rlemi:".d eable can were not dlmbbir hallway rud~ tabbed at .71 decrtu. . - to Ille otar1 Frlda)I. Or 'lnJWbite eiJe. INSmE TOB.\ Y lloapljt "°"" ol n<&odatlooa involV· -OilCr'1hl"r.Nt!fiii', Sin P'fillCllC0'...-1-......... Can Spnd !.cal Jif-.· '-eablo car -nmaloed abut the / .. tu....i artict. DI lodof'a • dilim rr;,m the -of NGl>'Hlll to Ibe loot Familv Wetklv, ttlla liow '°" ..,. con cut COiia for clo'llllog, -.... -· -~ ol .,.,,,,.. •• --Po•totf<m. mtdical -.. """ -Kevin ~n. 5, died Fl'lday 111e can atopPel 'lbundoy •lcht In ., '"' ••«•"''11 ..,~ '°" apni1 becaue . he atAI some heroin· the lftmnatb GI a brawl wilh police In )our mOM~. llCld cllldj be collected while whicb two oper.wa rmd a _,.. "trtck-or-tr.ating, on llalloween ..,. ••:ntM. 11oe dri..., .. 14 Illo cars la Detroit. Mlcb. llll' molller -1c1 iM ron IP!n until ail three weA appealed to Detiolt re11deot1 to ·-and charle• dropped, halp llJtd the sict pe'* who Drivers al• lhAi!tened to plckll'Othtr llYrlllr IOft thl:_d~g~ fll!lllll:iiolI rlllwlJ'llnn and fUlJ otr,.i.. cu4J. • car and liul drlvaa: oil u.,ir .~ • • • ..... ......... II .............. tr -.,,,.., . ,....., .... -. Qimtl.... .... ........... • Ci.ti_, 1\-11 ...... tt C-1« ll ..... .... .... c-"""' ,._ ' ..,.. ,,.,. "'::•=:·~·,.:.,.~_'aL.: ... ,.,.. a.tl .... ... _ ... ___ . l I , I I ~-- A. ,I j I ' ' \ . ~ ' ' I \ DAii. Y PIL~T . . llALBOA'S" CLIFF MOTT WITH SOUVENIRS He Holda M•chete, Sheath From And11 ' 800·foot Plunge Area Adventurer Mends From Andes Bus Crash By L. PETEii KRIEG u.rooih u.i BabamaS with a · or "!"" DallY l'ti.t Sttft buddy in a Balboa 20, a light GIRLS' TURTLENECK SPORT TOPS Cllfi Mott brought . h .1 s i;ailboat desipld for Newport Eskimo tribal mask, band-Hatbor. Or tbe time shortly woven hat and gle.amlng afterwards be was yanked off machete back borne to Balboa a jet to Miami because ·the for his regular seml-annual or police thought be was planning 60 regrouping thls week. to hijack the jet. J 44 He has just shed the bc~y He bas a mother In Min· Sunda11 -' . . cast thei tij>( him ccimpany tieapolis, but Cliff Mott is a 42· most of the summer. lt was yelr-old nomad by every Onlgl prescribed after he fractured deflniUon of the word. R • 1. 96 bis spine, broke aeven ribs and He weaves ~ts and peddlea eg chipped an upper vertebrae ln k1yaks for a IMng, when be Choose from cotton, Acrilan® acrylic, nylon, or other June when the bus be was has to, and where be bas to -blends in long or % length .sleeved polo tops,· Turtle or riding fu rolle.d dawn an 80Q.-moatly in Palm Springs or mock turlleneck. Prints1 solids, or stripes. 3-14. Charge foot cliff' in the Colombian Miami during the winter. it. · Andes. "The market for them ts ~ MMM.it. T•tll• D1v111&n The bJs went over 1be cliff, better in Florida !!) I'll pro-., ____ .,.,,""'_""'.,""'""'"'"'..,.""'""'"""~ ·killli>8 :Ill ·01 the 28 p..,.ngers bably. haad \her• Ibis ye.,,." , ,.-_ -..., ·111e drtYtt he laid thla Week ltiindlng was·· Nein& another · bu s ·outside a Mnie where fie bad · through the hairpin turns of picked up a jOb .as a the Pan American Higbw•y at C4J1lOlller. 9,000 .teet. 1 Mott plans to swing this way Mott IOU. the We without . qafn·next Spring, on hls ... y any blnt· bl emotion, just u he back to Alaaka. related bis other worldwide He has h.1.5 -w o r d I y advepturel of tbe past 15 possessions, and they are that, years. tacked in the back of a Like the story of sailing Volkswagen camper tbat he'll Funeral Set . For Lagunan 01,1 Monday probably be living in for awhile. Hli sleep! in it-now, parked at a friend's &tore where be serv~s as nigbtwal.4unan . Among his souvenirs are a macabre tribal mask used by Eskllrios all over AWka that peers from the rear window of bis camper. .MEN'S TIE OR SLIP-ON S11nda11 Onl11t ComfOrt and the: look of lux· ury in leather·llke black vinyl oxtor~ or slip-on. 6~- 12. Save! 491 Reg. 6.93 Funeral oervic••l"ill be held ·Monday for Eudora SL Oair, long Ume· resident · ol the Orange . Coast· area, who died ·Th~, . The 78-.year.-old Mn. St. He also keeps an · IS.Inch machete at bis side, a beautiful piece of cutlery hand-made in South America. He trims his beard with it once a month. He wears faded !!· f""llllll""'""""""a:""'""'""'"'°""""""--Wl'81m"'fi] Hawaiian shirts that he love~ with a passion and ·protects hts he.ad from the sun with one of his own straw creations. Clair had lived In the Laguna Beach area for 36 yean:. Recently she lived at 31982 Virginia Ave., South Laguna. During her Jong stay in the area, she was an active member of the First Church of Christ Scientists, the Garden Club and the Federated Republican Womens Club. She leaves two so n s , Nonnan of South Laguna and Gordon of El Toro; seven grandchildttn and throe gwit grandchildten. Services will be held at 11 a.m. at McComllck Chaple, Laguna Beach. Cory to Vie For Speaker Mott first came to California in 19'6 at the age of 28:, fresh from four years in the Air Force, to attend Orange Coast C.Ollege. He studied there two years then hitchhiked across the country, caught a freighter out of New York (he's got his Merchant Marine papers) and spent the next year or so in some 16 different European and North African countries. He has spent the last 10 years criss~ross.lng the coun- try eight or 10 Umes, wJth any number of Mexican, South American and A l a s k a n sidetrlps thrown in. "Sometimes I hitchhike, sometimes, more o f t e n recenUy, I buy a camper and SACRAMENTO (UPI) _ drive myself." be said. Assemblyman Ken CIJry of Mott noted that he was back- Garden Grove Friday became packing on his recent South the seveotb Democrat to an· American excumon. nounee lit ts runntna for He said be occasion.ally spei ker of the Alaemb1y. cau.ght a train or a bus, like ~ •. electM to bll tnlrd the ill·fatcd coach that cll'r!ed ~. ~· 1e11t telegrams him to near death. to thO othtr Dtmocrats Mio Usually, be said, he travels will be In II>• , onembly nut alooe. yt11r. He uked them to He was with a friend, Bill "refrain Imm making any Swan, owner of Cap 'n Ed's qi.her eomm.ttments until we • Sailboat.a in N e w p o r t ~!" .hod ~the opi>ortunitX ~ Beach, during bll Babamian di"°" the Pan escapade In 1967. ~I• D a at 1 0 n of the After lnthlg out the winter, Tllo ~ will aetect a !!lo!'"'-Mou 11ld, they sold ..,.._ to r ~ p I 1 c e the tallboat and wtre getting ;:;..,_ •. Rober l T. ready to Oyback'.to tha Uoitod Monagan of Trocy when the S~tea. . . . Lectslature co a v 1 1 t t in Wt hid a Tlfle and . • J~ } pl.stol," be rtcllJed, ~and BW 11em..;.ala won o-n control trrcd to sen the pistol. only w• Ill tbe hollse ln ~·• elec· didn 't know ll"s against the tioa. Golnl Into the elect.Ion. law to even own a gun there. -l!epUblicw Md held a *'19 "There's a 1&11,000 fine u majority wilb °"'"' ~~· you're cauab!.•1-lie Ai<!· TOTS' BLANKET SLEEPER Sunda11 Onlg! Coz;y, zip-front acrylJe sle:ep.. er In fashion colon with stri~ neck, cuff&. S-1\t-L- XL. < '>. 297 R19. 3.16 AQUA NEr' SPRAY _ ' 5,. ...... Onl•t 33e Rot· '1c 1ki. • can of proteulontl hair •Ph!f: In reruJtt or hud·tt>h d. """ "'· ' .. DOOR . BUSTER .... HUFFY DRAGSTE @ 20" HUFFY DRAGSTER Chrome features! Polo sadd16! Boys' has slick rear tire. Kid!, just think of all the fun you can have with Utis bike. 2700 DOOR BUSTER-. - DISPOSABLE DIAPERS No washin.J:, . no foldifli', no hot plutic pants! Soft wateproof. Fits 12·22 lbs. BOYS' WARM SWEATSHIRT Sunda11 Onlgt Loni·Slee:ve crew n e: ck sweatshirts with napped fleece IJning. Cotton. Colors. s.L. I 99~ Rtg. 1.66 SCOPE BINOCULARS S1111da11 Onl11t lf88 R19. 15.U Til(3S Zil.t·'1tyle blnoeul&n. Coattd optics, rov 341' at ,1000 y<h. \v/sott cue. ltlflftS"th ~. - GREAT FUN! "REBEL" POWER-DRIVE CAR Sundafl Only: 18!~ Built for action with the very newest in self-propelled units. Safe spill-proof battery will take up to -250 re- charges. Drive wheels with non -slip treads, padded seat. LIMtTID QUANTITY-NONll SOLD TD DEAL!•S CHRISTMAS CARD PACKS SU~!f Onlyt Lovely c6nventional and re• ligious cards. 25 all one de-sign in pack. Charge it. AUTOMATIC PERCOLATOR .Sunda11 Only! Handsome We.st Bend elec. tric perk makes nine cups delicious coffee. Aluminum. Charae it. 566 Rtg. 6.97 GIRLS CORDUROY SLACKS au~ Rtg. 1.14 Girl& fltnnel llntd slacks. Solid colors', red. gold, tUf'n an4 blue. Sizra 3·6X. • \~ .fl'akeover ~f _Nrport Uuder Stu.dy Newport Beach ~nd Ole pro!)OMllts or the ~posed city o{' Irvine have been caJtlrfg tye11 on Orange C.Ounty AJrport, ~· Me11~ .h11s also l}etn interested t sptt181ly because of the tax.rich in-dUJtri~I property to the west o( the air~. 1'hia,..~used county olficials to wonder what would hapP,elJ jurisdiction and mOney-¥:ise ii & City sbould take over the •irJ>ort. Assuming that the county would of course, relajn ownership of the au-Pon, A!sistant County Counsel Arnold Nutt· man has done s<>me research on lbe question. He bas determined that the city would assume. police powers at the airport. The county would lose the power to enforce Jaws oth~r, than to eject or refuse entry and the city would handle all prosecution, even in traffic Code· violations. · Sales taxes would go to the ciW. 'Jitis would inc lude revenue from Berkshire's Restaurant and otht:r re tail activlliea in the termlrial building as weli as an,y private airplane 1ales. Property taxes are no)' divided between the city and .the school districts involveCI. If a.:,city takes over the taxes would be di vided three ways betwetn the city, coun~y and school district, Nullmar:i has dttermlned. This could amount to a siieable chunk of money when the tax as!lessment on private planes berthed at the. airport is coruidered. The county would retain rees lot airport use on private and commercial planes and fuel fees . All indications are that if any com- munity, present or future attempts to an· nei: the airport it will get a fight from the county. Name's the Same So Coast Man Gets 'Sympathy' J im Warmington of Corona del Mar is le.arning a little about the power of the press. Pirate's Cove Beached skUf adds air of mystery to lranq4ll scene at' Pirate's Cove near the entrance to NeWport Harbor. Who left the boat on the beach? Ptrhaps a stealthy pirate with some booty to bury in a secret '• .... SaturdlY, NOWft'tblf' 7, lt70 ·- • • ... 1 tt ' 8'll-'1"'4: .... s Mmik Rf!Vii.itM ; f .· • 7 5-uviets Parade " Military M~·gh~ < . . ·MOSCOW (U~ll -"Tbe"Sovlet Union nev led the .colledlva Soviet J<:id.nil.lp celebrated Its 511rd b6-ibd1y today with onto tbe, revlewtnc st&Dd,ltop V.r~i:ea;,, a .parad e ol deVHtatlq military might red marble lbmb Jn,a .llght mja!'ol f,U• and· a;pledge that conitnunlam aoon will ina ·IOO)'t'. P~nUer·'AJe1ei N:' Koaylln . put a·TV ael in every par lor. . and Pl'Mld.ent'N1)4!1i'\'., P°"~ ICJl. The nation hlg""lhttd tbe ,53rd 1nru~ IOwN1 hlm1.tneir btiei' fur batl ·~· ~ veraary ol lhe 1917 ~~ .reyoluti!lll ed with wbite ffl_ket . • .. · , , '· ·with the tradlUonal .j)Otlde ol military .-~ds .0C:Jlllli:d,Ylt.~.'i..r1on1p har<lward thrwgh Red.Sqam;.a d!!J>.lal' dianllar!nj~lhe.Jq·:9ll ... _.,ra;;;;njlngfn>m)eeps to; llHiffiillliiinlil ll"trltll red buiitlne r. lklepia'lliia- ballistic ·missiles I.hat western military while countless thc:iuSiads ·of otheif, filed DAILY PILDT ........ .., L" P1yne niche? M~ybe a boat thief who used the craft to cross the harbor and then made a clean getaway?. An explorer? What does your imagination conjure up? anal)?tl pred icted would re-veal nothing toward Ule square 'n tributary Jlfadfl riew. down M01COw1 boulev~s. Al precisely 9:58 a.m .. Communist Top-rankin1 U.S. WplomaU ln M~ plrly pneral oecretary Leonid !. Bruh-stayed away .from.:Ooe 11"1 Square eeJe. brallon'under Sf&li'.:Dlpartment onln to .OOW Americant disp1uiure with '. S.. viet failure to release two U.S. -YmY &tnerals and a riiijor htid-ciPtJVe-tWo and a lialf weeks In Armenia •. J~dge Delays 'fheft Hearing . . . F9r Ex-depu.ty ' • On the tve ol 'the ~JebraUOOI, the Communist party leadership told the s,.. vlet peqple they had·~~ 'to~ about than a mighty 1rmed farces -'.Ute prospeet of a "good life'.' full o.f mat~ benefits muc~ like those cove.~ by ~rgeois householders. f\.1 ikhail Swlov, the party's chief ldeol· · A. five-week dela y has been ordered in ogist, said in a Kremlin speech a boom the .SuperiOr Court arraignment of a In 4 con~umer goods _eroductfon ard a former Orange County sheriff's deputy swelling of perJ?nal iliCom~s.:-Ve~ amoni accused of burglarizing the golf shop at the str6ngest point! ofR.wsi1's economy, the Mission Viejo Country Club. "Every second family has a televllion Judge J ames F. Jud~.R~ ~. 21 a! set and 1 washing machine iJ\d.!evef1 -I.tit date ou WIY._ch he will hear lhe plea or third family . has ·a rilrigerator ~.--SUslO\t -Frederick B. Irvine. 40, of La Habfa to~-it°'oIOUie-Kr""eriilln paracec rowd to -bea!Y_ nin'e felon'y counts returned aga1ns1 tbe applause. _ .-- • eX-deputy, in an Orange COunty Grand ."Jn a few years, every family willbave ' Jury Indictment. a television set, a wuhlng machine·and lrvine was freed on , his own recog-a refrigerator." ~ . nizance. The tall. burly defendant was arrested last Sept. 20 after the country club·s aoU pro spotted Irvine· and a sheriff's deputy identified .as Arthur OUncan, 34. of Hun· tington Beach. inside the premise!!. Dun· can surrendered to fellow officers but Irvine commandeered a patrol car and led deputies on a wild chase tha t ended in Riverside County arter he made repeated threats to commit suicide. Dunca.1, obviously distressed al the !!Ubsequent municipal court hearing into 11:rand theft and burglary charges against the two officers, took hi!! own life three weeks later. He was found hanging from the rafters of the garage at his-home. Investigation into other burgla~i~ in the Mission Vjejo area led to the fihng ol Western military sources •ho watd!ed the Soviets rehearse the parade h1 icy winds· and snow said in advance It apo peared to be an exact duplicate ol lUt years parad e and held "ao aurpriael" for western intelliaenee. ~ ~ ti Doctors Report Khrushchev Hm Heart .Trouble From W~ Servjce1 Thursday. an article ·appeared in the DAILY PILOT d.U.11ing tbe.a.rrest rof a Laguna Beach man· for possession of heroin, marijuana and counterfeit money • l\lelnori.al;;Jlites . Slated ... Suvd~y Fpr Coast Tenor further charges against Irvine and the MOSCOW -Former 'Soviet .pternief' F • v-lle -s Grand Jury's Indictment. Both ~ and 'Nikita S. Khiilshiliv'S~·ne.n Ml :tillq . . . ountain a . . y· tars Dun can ...r;·working •• <ecurlty guar~. t. ipm 'and the do&is uy lil·hftd•"'"' · ,., the Mission Viejo Co. In their olf-duty pita! c!ar., but he . woo ·~&• ju!l yet !.. , · ~ · , hours. ; not on this gnat Soviet hoffday~ I . Jij" •f!.:.-~· ~ , 'dJ!:~ ' '·"' .IUl)ly frlondo dlaclooid .l'rid*Y• thll And guess What'ltis naine~~'::l'htt;a right. it 's Jimn1le .. WirTn~. •--:..-- ''You can't believe the number. or calls that article prompted,'' the Corona del Mar Warmington said. "Some of my friends realized it was another Warm· tngton and just called to kid me about my 'arrest' but some of my friends really took the article seriously and called to of- fer he.Ip. -1·n-...:;;~u-c~a wna:z .~v~if; __ 1a.~-·p·er Shoots ... ;·.~~:":Ji.:';;:.:=:,~ nuiA . ·u ~o . r' um a hospital for nearly three l\lflllthl Jut · .: • summer. ~ .• "Some calls came from tOtal strangers, some were friendly, but a lot of them weren't so friendly," he said. Warmington's family Also received caJs about the arrest. His fa ther, Ed, a local contractor is o former Commodore of the Newport Harbor Yacht Club and be received a flurry of calls from concerned friends and.business associates. "You know, if it had been a common name like Jones or Smith. no one would have thought a thing about it." the ycunger Warmington said. "But the Cllin· cidence of having the same name and being tbe same age i! jUJt too much." Flights Scheduled SAN FRANCISCO IUPI I -The cham- ber of commerce anoounced Friday its demonstratiorr~U of short takeoff and landing (STOLi IJI' service to Sacramenta will resume Monday. · DAILY PILOT . ...,.,. .... " ....... ... i.tnll ... ,11 ......... ..., C... M"• S. Cta•• ... OIUHGIE COAST l'UBLISM IN$ COMl"AMY ll:o81rt N. w ••• ''""'"" It ....... ltlllt J1ck It. C11rl1'( \'kt Pm:e1111 •~d ~r M_,.. lle•m•• l(,,,jl tEdlllif Tleo!11•1 A. M11rp\ift1 M1Mtii11 l!"llir ltic~1rd P'. H•U '811!1: Or1ne• COll!'ll V EdllW ........ (Mii Mn1: l)O Wfll It'/' StrMf N.-,oe1 IUtl:: )1'11 W•! • ...,.. .... lftil,.. Ufll!ll 111cft: 112 l'Nfti .......,,~ Hunt ...... ll•1th: 1"1$ hldt .......,.,_ $eft C!tfMil1t: .)O.I Jrlfi'lft El C-IN ttd . .. • - By TERRY COVILLE A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday in St. Mary's Episcopal Church, Laguna Beach, for Jon H. Vorisek, well-known tenor. who died Since 1966 the Foun\ain Valley School Tuesday night of injuries sustained in an District has starred in at least one na· autj:lmobile accident on the Garden Grove tional education movie each year -and Freeway. the pace shows signs of increasing for the Mr. Vorisek. '!'!. made his home in '70s. Cosli M'esa , ·at 3101 Coolidge Ave. He Tru stees of the di!l'lricl saw the made fi:equenl appearances as a soloist premier showing Thursday night or the in br.ange and Los Angeles C.Ounties and second educational film in wh ich Foun· was ·especially known for his in-lain Valley pla yed a major role this year. terpretations o! Bach and Handel ll was titled "School Library Man· oratorios. power" and featured Fu lton media In recent years he appeared with the specialist Margaret Escobedo. Knapp Laguna Festival or Arts Chorale. under Foundation of· Ncirth Carotina used Mrs. Maiirice Allard at UCI. with the Roger Escobedo and specialists from three Wagner, Choa\e and the Vincent H. other districts to show how the lraditional Mitie.lfelt Chorale and in the Pavilion at librarian has given way to a multi· the Music Center. talented educator who uses 111 types ef He was also a choral director. taught at media . WeStminster High School and Golden A third fil m for 1970, "Friday is Child,'' West College, an d !or two years was . a search into . s~ial educa tion, fcr. the tenor soloist at St. Mary's In La gu na educationally fiaridi cappcd. may be Beach. released in December by USC. For the Sunday memnrial. organist-.. The district has often been asked to be choirmaster Frederi ck M. Barnes has r·. -a part of an educatio nal movie because of prepared. a program or music especially J itir progresslve attitude toward edUCation , al'socialed. With Mr . Vorisck's career. ' and it s continual experimenta tion . He was .a nati ve o( Soui:it City , IO'Na, Here are the films in which Fountain where funer al services will be held . Valley played a key role: Mr. Vorisek is surv ived by his widow. In 1966, "Cutti ng Edge ef Teaching ." Shirle)'. and three sons. Val Jon, Mark v.•as filmed b; the U.S. Office of Educa· aiid Randy, all at present in Spain. and tion to sho_w innovations in selected by bis father, Edwin Vorisek of Souix · 5chools acrMs the COUQtry. City, "Make 1 Mighty Rea ch," was filmed in " lns'tant Bride Visitor Gets Pick from 150 Girls SAN JOSE (AP) -"Goodness. the after answering invitations to "come to cotµUry must be full of lovelorn ~·omen,'' the house and talk It over,'' Patania re- sakl• CQJrtraCtor John Pat:ania. ported. He ~was looking over his 11houlder at' "When she final!Y ... got her turn ,. they his cement fini shintt employe, John K~ could.n't have talk~mQre than a_171lnute vPvicll. 22. embracing his chor'-n bride befllre John tumtd•lO me and excli~~ picked from among some l50 .11pplicanla .... he had found hh1 happinesi," ~ added. a day arter·wotdJgot out that be had to Christine said-she would give up her ~·ma'!ied'bJ 'Sunday to .avoid deporta-'.!1ob clipping ~ogs Jh"a ~e:hnel and dev~it Uon to his native Yugbslav11. "".hersetf~to being '"• gOOd wife and 'fiopeo Pati.nia Md " released Thursday the :. .. full y a good mottiet.' ' wofd· of the possible deportati on because Patanla saiH ht would drive the el'ti'" DAil., ;K..O?. ..-w:i1c11 ... _.._. ,,. h.is vtai is et.plring. He called the. San gaged couple lo Reno, Nev., 250 mi~ Jll•• ~ 11 •hltell ••lit' ·~ ._ Jose News,· wh.i_ch inform.. ed the As5Qci.. to the east, W:htte thu Is no waiti': ..., Ir! .... ,. .. ~ii;.. ,.,. c..,... .llCA -t'' - J11.....-1 '""'· ca•• ~. tt¥nl..,._ 1ted Preu. period bl!lore miffiages. In plenty -~~:,.,...,.=~·~:..,llefC:..";"..:~':' "Sbn then It's been girls, girls, 11lrls: Ume to beat the Sunday deadline. c:-111 ""'"""' oi--•,. •1 1111 ww.t 'th t•· •--I in •· ti " t ••-''""' 1:.,.. .. N...,..... 1.ctt. n • w.r w1 •re pu1111~ r ng a cons .. n y a ul!lll .. , s1r..i, c-11 M.••· home where Kovaceivich renls a room. ,_ .. mo .. ,_.,., Patania gaid. Safety Suit Filed o .. lflt4 ,,,,.,... ... 641·1671 "Sbe's just what J've aJways wanled.'' a-c1 ......... A• p.,•.!..:c•••1 . sald KOv~lvlah~..ht huged Cluistine .. WASHlNGT'Oi~ (AP) -Tht eovernment ... A R G d They said Khrushchev's physiciaas 1967 by the Kettering Foundation: alsO ·t USS uar s urged him to enter a special bOlpiW exploring JnooV1tlve !chool programs. · • reserved for top Kremlin official1, but BERLIN (AP) -Shol11 were fired they, ran afoul oC the iron will that help-In 1968 the Frostlg Center used Foun-d ~· eel keep ho'm In charge of ••· K-mlln early toda y a~ Soviet sol iers guaru1ng ure ·~ lain Valley to film "Education for the a monument in West Berlin and a sol· from Josef Stalin's death In 1953 unt.iJ Perceptually Handicapped .,,· dier WM hit , a Britis h spokesman said. h.is own ouster in 1964. "Individualized Instruction." was shot He said the gunfire occurred about The old man wanted ID pass the ~ In 1969 by the use Department cf 1;20 ft.m. and the soldier, apparently anniversary of the Bolshevik revolution one of two standing guard, was taken as .a Soviet man should. they said -1t Instructional Technology lo bring ad· lo 11 hospital in East Berlin. home. with his wife nearby. That Was minislratcrs up to date on new "This is all we know at the moment.'' that and the doctors compromised, ot· developments. the spokesman said. "\Ve are making dering him to bed and secluding him The first of the three films shot th is inquiries." from aU but Mrs. Khrushchev until the year was "Careers in Education," by Doubleday, which focused on the public and privale life of Mrs. Susan Alderman, a classroom teache r. Three television shows and twd &n radio have alsa used Fountiiln Valley schools ror part f>f their material. • .. . .. ; . . ' 'I'tle memorial to Russian soldiers In subject of hospitalliatlon can be raia8d \Vorld War II is in the British sector again Monday. just inside West Berlin, near the Bran-Meanwhile, In New York, Life map- denburg gate. tine and Little Brown and Co. aruiotitced Its guard contingent Is 18 men whD jointly they wiU publlah tl)e memoii'l,C'.lf \u':ve a barracks just behind the monu-Khrushchev, the 1or1 ot a poor co.I miDor ment. Two soldiers stand 1Uard 24 hours who rose to lead the Soviet Unien in the a day. cold w1r. ~' ~--• • G~n. 21,-lhal><IY ,~looW "ndy blonde •llll •filed 111 first suit under tllo tM ~ '"" Of_.. c... ......,... fron nurbyXl.lptrtirn. ~ • rJational Traffic and Motor Vehicle.lhif~y ~ • • ~. "' """ ,., ... , •ivw•t:-"1\e.y ~ looked at each other aryd ... Act, a~g ftderal court to force 'GeDera1 D f i lJ L-fit' ' I ~ ":~!ic'd '=•·.;: ... w,:· it happenetl," 11id Patanle. ~ . Motors COrp. to ,rtrn purdlasers otJOD.000 e 11 _!'9 f.uu~ ~prtltc ;""'.~-·.~~~:.::;;,_:.~.'"'""""~~, -.~?•k• Enjll•h ~111 Chrlo-pickup tru<D about allegedly wllala While most or."•• Cob_n~As•are,Kreoccuplltl with _ _ _ --....,. ,..,.ts only E1111t811. .. • . wlletb. Tbo -sult, lllect "' u,s. Dlllrl<~. ~· .. "d 111 ~1 ~mr ie:•"""' ..... ....,..,,,.1 ..,_~_,.."' • <llrllli11e wai~ wMlt..Jl~ girlr=cour:tbtrt Friday, at&o seekl a m11lmt1M _,freeways. airports and rap1i r ns • ·l m1111 o..;~ 'to '"1""" ~••!!..•· q,11 -• talkta~wltb ilie proipeCffVe bridegroom M00,000 In civil penalti es. have stood pleasanOy still in the celery fields of I I ,, ' ·~akloka Fanns nut Costa Mu• OD Sunllowar Avenu•.--'l'li• ri\uJe:drawn plow guJdltl by Enrlqu1 · Meza Is still a familiar 1cene there. ,I II l i I I ' -' ,I ' . ·' ' I I • . - Satwday, NoYembtr 7, l ~71) ·Pulpit antl Pe~ . . W om.en Given Place': -. Vatican Continue3 . Litu,.gy Reforming • "A Ume ,for singi.n1 .. has been announced for the 9:15 and 10:30 a .m. services nett SUCday at the Ftnt Ualted -ctoordl, mt 11th Sire«. Huntington B .. ch. as the congregation m a k e s .pedal reco1nition of lt.s d!Olr. and the Importance of music in its services. The muaic will be undtr the direc- tion ol Harold Bouley with &mu Bouley at the organ. A brief aermon will be given by the put.or, Rev. Edward C. Erny, on the theme "'nle Alleluia and the Amen." "Giving Is Living'' will be the aermon toPic brought to both services of Fil'lt Baptist Chrtb of HutingtoD Beach, at 9::.t a.m. at Peeks Chapel, 7801 Boba Ave., Westminster and the Huntingtin Beach Church, tllh and Orange. by Pastor Willis J. Loar. Qlurch School ls held at 9:30 a.nl. for both chlldrtn and adults of all .. es. ~t _!M 6:30 p.m. evening Bervfct, evangelism will be the 9lbject. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Varner and Miss Donna Flem- ing will insent the program. Re sareclloa Lutheran Cl:larcb, L.C.A., 9812 Hamilton Avenue, Huntington Beach schedules morning worship at 10 :30 a.m. Arthw; R. Ttngley, pastor, will speak on "The Christian's Qualifications." Sunday School sessions for grades two and above are at 9 a.m. Nursery care through first grades al 10:30 a .m. The Adult Discussion Group meel5 at S:OO a.m. "A Tute « Life'' is the' &ermon theme chosen by Pastor Oharles H. Dierenfield for Sunday at St. Andrew's Presbyt~riln Cburcb, 600 St. Andrews Road N e w po r t Beach. Worship services are held at a. 9:30 and 11 a.m. Thls is Stewardship Sunday, when 1971 pledges will be re- ceived from· the congregation for the on-going work of the You are invited to the First Assembly of God Church 140 E. 22nd St., Cost• Mesa-54a.3761 Morning Worship-10:50 a.m. ll:n. Heword r. Wiide Jr. Evening Worship-7:00 p.m. 1 ..... Howwd r. Wiidt> Jr, Weclnes. Worship-7:30 p.m. Pll·ICHOOL AalS 21/1 TO I 1 6:31 .A.M. TO I P.M. -PH. 641·2121 · chw<h In the COl1li\li y~ar. • The Rite of Baptism will be ob&erved at the w o rs h l p tervice It 10 a.m. at amt the Slteplterd L u t • e r • 1 • Chorc:b, 355.22 C 1 m t n o Caplsllano, Capistrano Beach, .Sunday. Pastor Acerman will deliver a mesuge on "Hidden Among the Stuff." Anyone having 1 child to be baptiud ill asked to con~ Pastor Ackerman at 496-2621 or 4~ SIM. An E\'.ery Member ~ diMer wilf be held oo Sonday evening at 6:19 p .m. Color slides taktn of the work of the cliiiri:h7 loca.Jly, synod-wide, and nation and VATICAN CITY (AP) -conaldered the document Is said by the priest , changes The Vatican Issued a detailed b··•ca' Ify mtrtct1'v• 1·n nature . l Co OI refonn of tht Roman Catholic "' n mmu on, or new se· MUI Thursday, a 11 0 wIn1 The lnlent 1ppeared to be to qutnces of the part.s of the women a greater role In the put an end to frtt.ranglng ex· t.1a.ss -must receive the liturgy but sharply UmlUnc periments with the Mass now Vatican's permission. . any experimentation wlth the that the VaUcan has laid down What the bishops still ca11 rites. what It cona1ders its final allow on their own authority, Women now are pennitted rules. 'nlese were embodied In lt was noted, are adaptations to lead the congregatlon in a series of rtfonns, including of the Church's new norms. hymn and Scripture readinc, the substitution of vernacular For U!:stance, the document except for lhe Gospel, and can Jancuqes for Latin, the sane-said the local bishops ·cou1d 1erve as ushers and collectlCJn... Uoaing of Hw fonns of Holy allow Mass to be celebrated taken. Thty remain barred CmnmwUon llJd new texts in· outside the church, such as in Elder Speak• from aervhlg u acolytes. eluded 11 a recently issued the home. in case of "real Coneert Set But the Vatican instruction. missal. need." It prohibited such El der §.tetjing W,. Sill, - -signed by-Benno aardinal·Gut __ WhilLthtH:_relorms were Masses as a rule , however. an assistant to th e Ariel.By.bee, organ.solo-N the CongregaUor:i for Divine betng worked out. 10 cal The document also specified ist with the San Fran-Wo~p. said a 11 y ex-bishops had wide permission that the sel ection of music for Council or Twelve or the cisco Opera Company. per1mentaUon with the Mus from Pope Paul VI to sanction the Mass was up to local Church of Jesus Christ will make a special now must be aancUooed by the local experimentation. But the bishops. It excluded no i11.· will speak at the New: t Holy See. Pope himself has often spoken struments or styles, leaving port Beach Stake Cen-gues appearance at 8 It gave bishops the right to out again.st unauthorized ex· the door open to jazz or other music concert sponsor-allow experlmeats only on how perimenb with the Mass car-local music fonns in the Mass. ter Nov. 14 and 15 dur· ed by the Stake ~sic to adapt to their dioctses the ried out by Jibetal Church with the degree of novelty to ing the conference Committee o!../t h'e liturgical. rules~al.ready laid groupa~ln-the United States, be decided by btshops. there. The conference Church of Jesus Christ down by the central Church. Holland and elsewhere. The document cauti~. session will be held at But in these cases, the Vatican The document Issued Thurs-however: "Great care shou1d of Latter-day Saints. said, the experiments m\Dt be day aald: "With regard to the be given to the choice of 10 a.m. on the 15th. The concert is today at carried out only after careful Mus, those faculties foi con· musical iMtnunent!I. These Sunday marb the first day Elder Sill is a noted 8 p.m. in the Stake Cen.. study, without publicity, ud ducting experiments which ehould be few in mnnber, of ministry for Dr. Walter A. personality on s 8 t t ier Chapel, 19191 17th for no long~r than one year. were granted in view o( the suited to the place and the Pegg and the Fin& ,Baptist Lak The. Vatican called tta ln· reform of the rite are no congregation, should favor world-wide, will be shown along with the hearing of taped messages by people from the. local church · and the world-wide church. ·This pro- gram ls called "Yours". A flam dinrJ:er will be served~by the women of. the church. A follow.up program will be held on Wednesday 7:30 p.m • Cburtb of Newport Beach, e City, Utah radio. St., Huntington Beach. atniction th e "coaclusive" longervalld.Wlththe ... 11.ew prayerandnotbetooloud." 2501 Cliff Drive. Dr. Pegg will refonn of the Mass after a R.crnan missal, the norms and Women are specifically bar- bring his first sermons Sunday . period . of debate and ex-the forin of the Mass are those red from servinft the priest at at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. The new Fastest in West perimentation begun by the given in the j!eneral in· the altar. The decree said it pastor comes to the new con-B11y It. Sell It. Try the fasttst rtSPortW In thto West against }'tlllr Second Vatican Council . struction and the o r'tt 0 was up to individual episcopal gregation from years of varied own clock Test Cl 11 A ...... Although it gave Io ca 1 Missae,'' the Order of the conferences to decide whether · me·a· ne ds, ....... re t~ action Is, In Saturday'J churchme n wide leeway in Mass. women can• stand inside the --DAILY PILOT. 11 I 1~ PULPIT, Page S) a owing new musical fonns In Any lMovatlons in these a tar rail when reading the CHRISTIAN 'SCIENCE CHURCHES IUNCHB 0' THI MOTHll CHUICH THI FllST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCllNTIST IN IOSTON, MAHACHUSITTS ~ ctl!TRAL IJILE OIUIOI fmphuizing "Ad The Plan of God am and Falle'n Man" lhePe1>0nofCh,;s1 The Power of the Holy Spirit SUNDAY, NOVEMBER Ith """"'"""°' ""' Newport Unity LOREN O. l'llCICINGElt, Mlnllftr Surulav S•rvica1 -10:00 1.lft •• ~ 11 :15 a.m. Sunday Scliool for all 19a1 -1:4S a.m, I ltti caad lnh1e1 N-port 1Hc• Offlce-646·5111 . SI NGSPIRATION . WH ... llley, 7:JO P·"'· DIAL·A·PIA Tll 646·N39 A Cordial W ti come from Momfns: Wonhip 9 uid 103' AM -HARIOR-ASSEMBLY_Of GOD--111~Cost1 MIN First .Ch11rch of Christ. Scientist Ill--~-,~:,,"~'~::,,,.., 740 W. Wilson, Coste Mes• . 2111 MeM Vltf'N Dr .. comi M.. ~ --. l!ld·ri.ijir--,"P.\t~ -- ___ JHL_UN_IJED:....::LM=EIH:.:;.;.:.::OO::=ISLC=::.::HU:::RC::::H-==, 141-4704 SW9Y Sclteol -t :15 A.M, NUnt:£1 di.ri111 mvios Y. L-HttTWICK, ,AS10t ltOal!tT t" SISTIG CUrdt Senice -11 A.M. A full v .. th p-~IM llNGLSTON Min\$! .... it-...n.. -I ,, ··~-.. ,...., "' Ywlfl c.1•L e1111T•Y "' ... , 2150 MeM v.-0... Crn.cif Onn-and .. -..SI. -·• Mllll1t1r -' M91k: • a~ "'-MUo SUNDAY SllVICD Huntington Beach-First Church of Chflst, Sci1ntllt ~Mesa f :41 A.M.-SiM., Sdool ltll I Ollni 11:,v, fr•d Mon•, Pa1tet ,...,. Sdteol-t:JO Ir 11 :00 11:11A.M_t"M.......,C•""41tf.. I C••rdi-t:1•a.ttA.M. a..,, T. C. C•al .. Mm a.Miit 1 .. ..:.::.i21 Meli St. 7:0CI P.M.-1• Hl"••ll•f't'r 1 1 Newport INc~Flrst Church of Christ, Sci1ntlat MhMHry to Haiti JJ03 '111 U4• Seventh-Day Adventist Church 271 AYOCe4e St .. c..t. M .. ,. .. COMMUNITY CONGREGATIONAL • 611. HELIOTROP.E ... " w.,sw,_11 A.M. Clalteh Sckol-11 A.M. Or. PhlllP G. Murray, MlnlUll' 644-7400 fiend Church COSTA MESA CHRISTIAN SCHOOL C••«• l -khool-''"' 11 ,,. P'r.ScMe& -ICIM91'91rt• -••-t•l'Y _ Clllit cart 11 Reedl"f loelR, 3315 'Ile Lido N1wpor! B1ach·S.cond Church of Christ, Sf;ienti1t I Jonn 5htwm1111, P'111tr 1 , I ,.__, ~" ................. ''" •• '=========:! FIRST SOUTHERN B !ST CHURCH I' "" ,..,.. .,_ "'" c..o .. "' •• 651 HAMILTO OITA MUA 1 Cllttrclll.S.M.,Sdtool-IDA.M. Doti R lteri• ,_._ &Mdl .. RM• -2163 L C..t Hwy. Sunday Sc .. ool •••••••• 9:45 Tr1inin9 Union • , •••••• S:OO ' Morfllng Worihip ••••• I I :00 hanin9 Wonhip , , ••• , 6:00 All are .cordially i~vited to attend the church Wtclneld•v Prayar M•1tin9 for all •t•• .............. 7:30 services and enJOY the privileges or the M ...... WenWp ••• 11 :00 AM ,..,., Meet111 We'll., 7:30 PM THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH ftlOlle '42°tl 11 N1nery Alwcrrs AnlW.le Reading Rooms Chn4 c... Pro'l'fdH AT ALL SllVICIS Welcomes You. ~ UNIVERSITY BAPTIST CHURCH sT. •,~!:'l:.~~.r!4,!'!t;..~""'"' -· -iim..J 2212 S. L PALISADD IOAD t :DO A.M.-'- 11 1 Wenhlp v SANTA ANA HEIGHTS 11:00A.M.-Att.rMte Hilly CMl-ICHI \ IUNDa.Y SCHOOL ··-.. ····················--··'''' A.M PLEASE DON'T C & Mort1llf ,,..,... ::•: 1 •N• wo•s"'" •................ -............. 11 .1.M. OME M14-W..t Holy c ...... ..ioa & HMll"f s.mc.a 1o11:W1":c ':~~~~~ 'WliDNi'SiiAY "·······•·'"-·;:,: =-:: TO I Tffldcry-IO:lOA.M. ·"· ,,., ... '· Ca1Ticl CMrdl ,.._ J•s.Mir I CALVARY CHAPEL Wed••4Cl'f l :OG r.M. c•1111 c.. .. t :oo ...... l1lboa hl1nd Huntiflgton l1ac1i-Nortlri THI UNlnD COMMUNITY COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH . METHODIST CHURCH 6662 H•il Av•. 1•2-4°46 I. 115 ,.,.,. 675-0950 9:30 A.M . 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Adley II, Rector BAPTl~~R~~URCH FIRST CHRISTIAN I '"' '1 ,., "' ,,,,;,, f., ;,-0,,lh o;bl, .,,,;.,, ch,;,,;., tol· ""'In. o..w •· """"' •-•-..,,., ,,_, .,,.,.,. CHURCH low1liip, •IMl .Ulspirin9 •pirii•d worihip, you'll lova u1 ! To accom• ST JOHN THE DIVINE ·-~ ......... Yon., modat• 01r 9rowinq church fatfl ily wi now ha¥• iwo '••'•Y · • 2043 Orange Ave ., C.M • . • - .. -•,.'"-""':~ 1 Victoria&Placentla Ave. 0 • .....,. ''"'''" c .. ,..,. ... ,_,,,. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES _ C 1 morni119 11rvica1, f :lO and 11 :00. Nu11•1y c1ra. Cornar of Graan· Ttl1ndcrp: 6:30 • 10 ...... : H.t, Drp as -•llUlll . ' ......... ,..... ti osta Mesa I ¥il!a I Sunflowar. Vicar, n.. Rrr. Job w. Do..i ... -rtie• 541·1126 of the Coasta I Areas a..,. n_. H.-w\n. Ml11llfff J.,... I. Phfty Morni nt Worship 1<)0 I t I am I Mlnl1ltr 145·2121 646·9112 · ...... "-fF'=======~=====~ll I Christ Church Presbvt.rlan '•"•v >••••' ...... 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FIRST CHRISTIAN I Ch h Sch l 5 ,.,,,w,nh;, 1,ooA.M, Ph_w_ __,.,,.,ll1A.M~S.'9ot't'JO CHUICH OP CHllST urc OO 9 :4 A.M. Chri1tian Educ•tio11 •:15 A.M. OM 644-1664 "'"'°: 14Mll4 CHURCH . DANA POINT . Morning Worship 10:45 A.M. F.•tlv• Wonhip 10:30 A.M. •t :OO A.M. Fcmilly W....Wp S A d , p co•D•ALLY1Hv1T1sYOuTo • ._, 1 • 1o:oo A.M. s..-,c•IJC• t. n rews resb.....Zan C .. rch ATTEND IVllY SUMDAY .,...,. -··· •e Nurle"' cert 6Ytileblo ...... 1·-· Ph ,, ...., 600St.A..._ll: .... .....,..,.._. M1in & Af:lems Streets 11:~r!':!o~~·.!~ one: 642-272.S WELCOME ll:OOA.M. '-""WMlll!p a... H9'Wt ... ....,..,, r..- Huntington Beech DAM.a. ,.~·:;4~o;::u;= 11ousa ll~;::::;::::;::::~~Minl~· ~·ter~~: ~D~r~.~D~.~w~.~M~c~E~tro~y;::::;::::;::::;::::;::::l/lir~~~~~:=~~~~=;=~;;'"~·~-~·~·r.~"~-~=;;:::'::::::jlj w...w, 1 ca.re•!:~~:-t :3o a. 11 A.M. ""''" W••"• ······"···· 11':::;:::::::;::::::::::::::::====~11 c HR Is T Lu THE RAN c Hu R c H St. Mark Presb-lan Church .......... ''" .~ 11 '' 0"-"; llr ~" -CHURCH OF CHRIST ' ·-~ ,. •. Wh Ce --M;.,,,,;·sv,.d ---H-''"'"'--·-..,M• 11~1• School •••••••• t :4S AM , o res7 760 Victoria St .. c .... M... J .... Gr•iw Kitti,, .. , Yevtli &reu,-•••••• 6:00 PM No otliar 111w1papar In t11, 287 W. WILSON ST., COSTA MESA :I LetHr v. T•,..•· , • .., , WM'lltil" & ClrilMll Sdleel-t & 10:31 A.M. I I I I I I r I I II ' fvtl'!illfl Worthip ••• • 7:00 PM I world '•r1• about your ceiiul'lU• llTWDN HAllOICSAllVllW I 541·5404 644·1341 ,._., Clrt ,,_lftd 11111 MrYlc• ni+y Ii•• your c.ommunity '4ally Wo!YllP Servlcei t:lS • 11 A:M. Sv!ld1y ScMol: t :JI A.M. ll'i~~~~~=========~=~===I otrkit1 ,.._,Diel Dt¥olloll436-1SIO "aw1p1p1r 4011, 11'1 !ho DAllv SUNDAY MORNIN' lllLE ST .Idun 11~'-c111t: t:• I.JI!. 1 PILOT. '· .., UD • ·•••••••••• t :45A.M. CHllSTIAN ILIMlNTARY SCHOOL 141-'166 ••• SUNDAY MORNIN& WORSHIP; & COMMUNION •• IO:C5'.A.M. llf'::=::=::::::;:::::;::::::;:::::;::::::;:::::;:::::;:::::;::::::;:=;:=;:::::;::::::;::;:i:ii:;~~11 \...~ '.ID SABBATH SERVICES ) SUNDAY. EVENING... WORSHIP ••• , ••• , ••• ••••••• 6:00 P.M. Ill RELIGIOUS SCHOOL WEDNESDAY EVENING lllLE STUDY •••••••••••• "'"·"· PRINCE OF PEACE LUTHERAN CHURCH harbor refiorm te l ' The Family _Jlllt -Prays T oielher Stays Together . . \ ' MUIHIY CAii rlOVIDID ,._ ·-..... ·--· ..... ·-c.ttf, mp e W. WMt Mini..... M..&c.i Dl'""9t AH~E.,._ c. .INOE•SOH, P'liklr ,. ~ f\ABll I ERN.AROP,KING M..... ..... L...-4 S"'"4&Y Sdloot: t :15 ""'°"''"" ~hip: 1:00 Ind 11:.. meeting at Phone: 541-$711 D•y or Nl9ht P1;11c• of '••ce luth.,1n School -Ml•• Lih•r Ol1on, p,;,,1,,1 St.Janws Eplscop11 Church o 3209 Vii l ido, Newport Beleh I For lnfotm1tlon: Clll 676-7230 11 Offic1 Phon•1 149.0121 School Pho1111 14f·0162 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 2101 Ci!~ DI.. NIWPOlT llAC,H A NEW CHURCH WELCOMES YOU Or. W•lter P-sra. P•1tor ....., S.W-10 A.M. WM1111,_1 1 A.M .. J P.M. CHURCH OF RELIGIOUS SCIENCE .... .,...n ~ M.,._ Cllwtll II Un!ffil (~ ......... ldlM.t, U. Afltaltl SUMOAY llAVICI , , • ft AM MW.II"'.,, A!Dett 111"&. 11:,$.c,, • ~~ Uli.L CLUa 0' trtlW'°ll:T al.UJI •• ,, a .............. ... ST. MATTHEW LUTHERAN CHURCH 11182 Culver Drive Unlv1r~ity Perk, Irvine ln.~N.N..,_ Sadly Sc.llHl-l:IO A.M. ..... .. , • .,,.., l 1JO a 11 A,. 131°1211 N1""'°' C.. 113·1246 .• P.ace * TEMPLt SHARON • Tito .................. lw .. .tl'M•_I•• .... ... .,........,.,.. 617W81t....Sti-.C..M .. All J•wl1h f1mili" ••1 invit.4 io loln u1 ffl tfulv 111•1nlfl9ful IAllATH IVININ• SIRVICU PllDAY. 1:11 r.M. "'"'"' ~ -..... ...,.. ...... '46·1112 T•mpl • Sharon Choir -011•1 Sha~at 141-1412 ,. ' ~ •• • Attend the Church of Your • Choice on Sunda ' I'==============-====-~~;:~~======~~ , .. ... tht the ""' ily, .ons mo. tent iuld 1led I in real .uch fied '" xal hi· '1ng her "" ' to led. XJld of .... ler. the tvor " lar- 1 al ~ it •pal her the the - I I I I I I ' • = t II • • ' ch ' . , -, 1, .. ' ' I I I I l J: -. S1t11rday, Nowmbtt 7. 11170 so DAILV PILQT IS - P -ulpit · and Pew 'Dip Man" of Cloth' • New Mediuni ,.Old Message (Collllaood F-PllO I) eiperience u a pastor, Bible teacher and lecturer as well as an evangelical Baptist ininister. The day wlll be ob&erved with a raaUJy type "pot luck" dinner following the morning worship services. The public IS invited to come and meel Dr. ~gg and to hear his messages at both f>Ours. Tomorrow will be Big M Day at the Cotta Mesa Four- aquare Churclil, 1734 Orange Ave., when the Uni ted Four- square Women stage their an- nual drive for oew members. Speaker will be Mrs. Robert Maynord, wife of the pastor. wbo is a recent graduate of Whittier College. Included in the 11 a.m. service will be remarks by Mrs. M i I t McBride, UFW president. Princess Alice SiwuOOhla from Malawi, East Africa, will speak Suoday at 9 and 10:30 a.m. at the Community Methodist Church, 6662 Heil, ~:~.gt~~u!~a~~ "1'::::~ speaks from the viewpOint of having been raised in a missionary school. She is a scholar and ambassador of goodwill. In her numerous public appearances aH over tbe United States in churches, service clubs, conventions, assemblies, on radio. and television, she bas received univwsal acclaim due to her vivid presentaUon and her outstanding personality and chann. The Lapaa Met••dla t Cbu.rcb, 21832 Wesley Drive, will celebrate "Operation New Start" this Sunday morning. The program grows out of a series of planning meetings to determine the directions for new ministry in the Church. J ane Wingrove and Virginia Bailey recently participated in a conference enUtled "To Put New Life In Your Church," directed by Keith Miller. 'nte new minister of the Church, Dr. Gary Herbert.son, will make a proposal to the ~n· gregation that they make one of their main missions "A Concern for the Environ· ment." Dr. Herbertson is Ecology Commission chairman in Southern California, Arizona and Hawaii for the United Methodist Church. The new' hour of worship is 10 a.m. Our Lady of Fa t ima Church Council of Catholic Women will be holding their semi-ann ual Rummage Sale this week.. The event will take place on November 12, 13, and 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. It will be held at th e old Hospitality Center, 412 North El Camino Real, S a n Clemente. Chairmen, Mrs. Walter H. Long and Mrs. BIBLE THOUGHTS repent" IAeh 17:301 . DIYORCI: Molee•I 2:1 6 1•v• th1t God "--h1t1th putting 1w1y--" ldi¥orc:1 l. God, thro119h Mo111, TOLERATED di..-ore1 for 1whil1 (Mitt. 19:7l. Mo111' l1w b1· il'l9 1 "SCHOOLMASTER to br ing 111 unto Christ"; but "-w1 1r1 no lonq1r under 1 1chool m11t1r" !Gi l. 3:24·25) incl God "now comm1hd1th 111 men 1v1rywh1r1 to TODAY, J11u1 1llo w1 ON LY ONE REASO N for di¥orc1 i nd rt• m1rri191, i nd thtl r111on is FORNICATION, Mitt. 19 :7. Tho11 who divorce for OTHEll. r11101._ incl r1-m1rr( 1 r1 911ilty 1 f 1dul· f1ry i nd 1h1U nol 1nl1r H11¥1n, I Cor. 4:9-10. Robert H. Bel:, ond lll<lr committee have been 11tbef'o ing clean, working items some suitable for Cbriltmas for this sale: The Sunday topic for the Reverend Dr. Henry Gerhard minister of the Chartb of ReJl(loaa Sckact, 2 0 0 6 2 Laguna Canyon Road, Laguna ';Togetherness". Dr. Gerhard will speak at both services at 9 a.m. and ll a.m. The Church or Religious Science i s sponsoring Thursday lectures at 10 a.m. in the Leisure World, Clubhouse Two. These lectures are free and open to the public. --- ......... Cllorcli Of Tiie Master, 2900 Pacific View Drive, Corona del Mar orrers two hours of •Worship at 9 and ll a.m. Sunday Church School and Bible classes are held at 10 a.m. The Senior •Ugh Lutber League with area churches as guests will hold a contemporary hour or worship at 7 p.m. on Sunday evening. Dr. Wm. R. Eller will deliver tbe morning message. ''Be Still And Know That I Am God.'" "Prisoners of OUrselves" is the sermon t.opie of the Rev. Norman L. Brown on Sunda y, at the Plymouth Congrega· Uonal Cburtb of Newport Harbor, 3262 Broad Street, Newport Beach at 10 a.m. worship service. S u n d a y School is held at the same time. Pastor James Blaln of Newport H1rbor L u t b e r a n Church. 798 Dover Drive, Newport Beach has chosen as the title for his sermon for both worship services, 8 and 10:30 a.m. on Sunday, "You Can Be a Christian!". Nursery care Ls available at both services. Next Sunday, Holy Com- munion will be celebrated at the B a.m. service and Morn- ing Prayer Will be-read at the 9:30 a.m. service of St. Micbael'a and All Angels' Episcopal Cburdl, !Ul3 Pacific i View Drive, Corooa .. dtl Mar. • The seFmhn topSO:Wiae 'rec- tor at both services will be •·Love and Concern." The ALL of God's l1w1 1r1 for tht GOOD of m•nkind •nd 10 i1 ~;, l•w on DIVORCE. f•w diYorc•1 wo11ld oce11r if fornie•tio n W•r• r•eognlt.-d •• th• o·nry 1,1atid'-"r••1on. Th• wol'ld i1 thr••t•n•d with eh•o1 b1c•u1• of • br••kdown of th1 hom1, RUSSIA ••· p1rim1nt1d with EASY di .. orc1 •nd 11w ff..1 di1•1frou1 r11ult1 •nd now 111k1 9r1~f•r r,11j'Tiction1. OTHER n•lioll'l•hrovthtut hi1tory h1 .. 1 tri1d th1 up1rim¥t •nd 111ff1r1d. GOD'S-~Y·l~_IEST. s1i.u ""'..' d1i.lroy our liom u i nd 1oci1ty:'by fri'(lloi~Clliill:•~ ...... 1110 1011 our 1oul1 1f1rn •llv , or 1h•ll w1 ob•v God'1 1•w1 twR1TE or PHONE for fr11 bookl1t on DIVORCE. Vi1if jh• Cliurcli fC!f Chrllf, 217 W; Wilson 'St., Co1l1 M11•, J:•lif. •2027. Ph. 541-571 r. T•N 'TY'Clillllitl '· s...icrya..l;JO A.M..-----S 'adult ""lil'ogram foHOWiJ:lg the 19:30 a.m. servia;·wiJ,1 fea ture ~~~~~~-~-~-~-~ .. ~-~~~~~~~~~· ~-~· ===~1 · Ken Noli.Ilg, a student from the Fuller Seminary who will 't It . discuss a proposed joint pro- "l gram of outreach to be ··ovm flemoriol pork T he Sotablantls Most &ll#tiful MnnorialJ MAUSOLEUM • COLUMIAllUM ~ • -CEM!TPT TREES of the WORLD Christmas Headquarters for ... Accutron· by Bulova . Wh•t •ccount• for ttt1 extraordinary accuracy ot thra Accutron watch Is• tiny electronlc•lly-drfvtn tuning fork whose vlb r1tlon• split• MOOnd Into 380 preclM llttle lnt•rvala. Tuning fork time It ao "91rty pet'tect. wt ;u•ranlff Accutron 1ccurecy lo within 1 mfnvte 1 month.• Set our Ml Mlectlon ot Accutron W1tet11a, IM1utlfully timed for Chiistm111ivint-From $110. C&ll .. U ,.,... P&CIYln' "T" IATI,.. NT .. ,. sttlfttm •tttl. Llllll.Nn. fttllllftl rtftl. 141t p l4 1111•4. r111 l bollJ dill. S1M. CllU •it. •Ill.SIM. ~ __,. ...._ ,, .. LATAWAT MASTll CMA•M flOI" •••• CH••M w -·~:~--.~'-~I . . CHllJlMAI t;D·~ MAllOlll IMOl"l"INe CINT•I. t• Nlftllr I M , -·-... _ OPIN MOM .. THUH., Pit. ,IL t P.M. sponsored by the Episcopal Church and Com m uni t y Church of Corona del Mar. The Finl Cllrmiall Clmrcb of lep.n• Beaeb, Legion at Glenneyre Streets, is ba lding an Evangelistic Cr u s a d e beginnlng Sunday t h r o u g h Nov. 13. Services are at 10.15 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. Special music will be presented by the Cban tes of Garden Grove, r:vangelist Jack Boal will preach the G<ispel and Rev. Bruce CUshing will speak on "Excuses." Newport Unity C b a r c h , meeting Sunday in the Senior Citizen's Building, 15tb and Jrvine Ave., bolds services at D eath Notlees WEBER Jdwl P:ndtrta: Wttrief". M J7. et 21m VI• 11r11h l.lllf< • Mllll11""9rl hid!. 0111, llf .. II\, ,..~ s. SYnl!Nlll .., "' ... Ann J.' ...... I 11111r Jldl: I'. Jr.1 "-t11ttn. AllN trod Miry CC*, lllltt llf C1111'H ...... le ... Mond!IY, 11 AM, kit 9,...Y c.hlpll, a.II B~Y Mortulrv, OlrK'IOl'I. _PIJTWff Ill YOUR POCKET , $ell unwatlted ltm1 wlLb a DA.U.Y PlLOT Qantlle4 .All. PllONI 642-5678 ) 10 oil 11:15 a.m. The Rev. Loren Dale Fllcklnger wll1 speak on "Creations ol Mind". The.re will be a Wednesday evenin&: Singspiration at 7:30 p.m. "'Modern Catho11cism '"1roQgh 'Rle Eyes of a Young Man-ied Couple" will be the subject 9' Sunday morning's meeting of lh!l Unltariu- Ua.tveraaU.t Fellowahip o f Lagan Bt1cb commencing at 10:30 p.m. in Room 23 of Uie Laguna Beach High Sdtool, Speaking wU be two teachers, Neil Cooney who ls on the faculty of Cypress Junior College, and his. wile, "Carol, who is an EngUm teacher with the Garden Grove School District. They will discuss the big changes that are taking place in tile Catholic Ch~. Mesa Verde Unite d "fetbodilt Cburcb, 1701 Baker Street, Costa Mesa, will have two moming worship services at 9 and 10:30 a.m. Rllv. Paul C. Blesemeyer has selected as his sermon topi,c "We can Make a Difference". Church School for all ages from nursery through high school is at the 9 a.m. service and nW'S8j' through sixth grade at 10:30 a.m. ---. "My Hope ls For Real" is the Cert for the sermon that the Rev. Ulhar V. Tornow has dlosen to bririg to tlle members of ctuilt Lutberan Q 111rcb, 760 Victoria, Costa Mesa at the 8:15 and 11 a.m. eervices on Sunday. Bible classes and Sunday School classes are he~d at 9:30 a.m. On Friday, H1rbor Reform Temple will hold its Sabbath Services in the m a i n sanctuary of St. J am e s Episcopal Church, 3205 Via Lido, at 8:15 p.m. Rabbi King will speak on th e in- troduction to the study of tbe Books of Exodus. Following the service a Oneg Shabbat will be offered . provided. Cliurch School " al!o at 10. . 1'Rellgious Double Talk" will be the sermon topic of the Rev. Bruce A. Kurrie at Tlte Prebyterlan Chmcll or uae Coveunt, 2850 Fairview Road, Colt.a Mesa. Worship services will be held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Cllureh """°"' lhrouirh eighth grade will be held al 9:30 a .m. Olild care is available at both services. A series of non-denomina- tional gospel aervlces will begin Tuesday at 1t30 p.m., at the Beach Club, 1005 Calle Puente, San Clemente. They will continue each Tuesday. There will also be services each Sund1y night following at 7 p.m., except the second Sun-day ol eacli month, whon the VFW Hall will be used. Theoe quiet, reverent Bib~ talks will be condueted by Misses Sue Alexander and M a r l l y n Wheeler. 1be public I 1 welccme and under no obliga- tion by otlmding. "Our Gift of Divinity" is the title of the lecture to be 1iven by the Rev. Albert Burke to the members and guests of the Cbarcb or Rell&fou• Science Of Newport Beach this Sunday al the Ebell Club, 515 W. Balboa Blvd, at 10 a.m. Sun- day School meets at the same hour. A m«!itallon period with a recorded message by Dr. Ernest Holmes, founder of tht InstJtute of Religious Science precedes Uie lecture. ~ make certain Cbrllllan "Frequently aclirrs ntum By VERNON 800IT Ul'I HMVM1t Ctrtrrsq•1nt values ire there. time and agaln becauae'fbey HOLLYWOOD (UPI) One concept o1 Chrbtlaalty don~ flnd ' Che ltlnd ol lloriel Telev.illotl'a tD05t unlikely Jl'O' he utilizel effectively ls that it they like to do for commerctai dlleft' i.! a towering blond ls better &o give than to televisions. We deal with 1ub- giant whose show is "Insight," r ecelve. Jeclll such .. , the dNg culture, and whole message 1s the ten Those who give are the ac· the moral aspects of alr P.OUu- commandments. tors who work for union Uon, draft dlaent, alcoholJsnt He ls Father Ellwood Kieser, minimum scale and then tum and inter fragmentation. a Roman Catholic priest who over their checks as donations "To the actors we product; could play linebacker for the to the show. what amount.s to e1:peri.mental Green Bay Packers. AmOng the performers who theater." 1 Father Kieser is in his 1001 have given their talents to With a Friar Tuck rucaUty, year or prod\lcing the half-"Insight'' are Jane Wyman, Father Kieser describes the hour syndicated serie' which Jack Albertson. Brian Keith, actors' working i.r virtUllly: Is seen in 270 markets without Ann Southern, Peter Fonda, no pay as "talent tithing." '. commercial sponsors. Howard Duff, Beau Bridges, He puffed COlltentedly on Ii A hip man of th~ cloth, Anne-Francis, Barry Sullivan corncob pipe and allowed Uiil Father Kieser digs show biz u and Robert Lansing. his show is e891!otlally m\ well as religion. Some of his An innocent smile adorns tertainment w i t h re~ observations and tactics might Father Kieser'a t e u ton i c overtones. With a ~ ol have shocked the church a features as he silently blesses benevolence be picked up ~ generation ago. Today tbey these .good people who donate lwteh tab. are acceptable. their time, •-=========; "The nice part about our "OUr actors art from aurr •how ls that 11'1 not shown In lailhs -Catholic, Prolestanl LOCAL the religious ghetto of and Jew.'' be said with pride. No e tli.r newsp•,., t.U• YH 1· television -Sunday morn-"We also have some atheists. mor1, ev1rv cf1y, •Nut ~e.Kt ings," the good priest said. Th.ey seem to enjoy doing the IJOlftf .... i11 tt.. &re1ter Or•"t• \ Co•1t th1ii tho DAILY PILOT. • "In most places it is aired .:sho=:w~m:::•:.:re:.:th=an::..:th::•:.:•:.:th:•::':'·-~========== on Sunday afternoons, fre-- quently before or after the!r--------------------i football games. We get a larger audience that way." Father Kieser explained that "Inaight" is not &·recruitment program for the Vatican. "Our stories are aimed at t.hoee with no nllgious com- mitment," he said. "It is not an ecclesiastical show. It's a profoundly human sbow which doe.sn't deal expliciUy with the chureh." SUll, Father Kieser maoq:es Church Sets Guest Talk By Leader GO SP.EL CONCERTS pr-.nt• Gospel Si119in9 Jubilee TH E IMPHIALS THI STAMPS 9UARm THI FlORIDA IOYS snn SANDHS THE COURIERS GOMIZ HOS. The Rev, Edward-Larson, SAT., Nov. 21, 7:30 P.M. superinten d ent of the Lon California Conference of the 9 leach Municipal Auditorium Senior Citizens' gathering Evangelical Covenant Churchl~~===~=:':":fo.=C:•:ll~f:':"~l:':':M=tlS=======~~ will be held at· the Bil boa of America, will be guest Island UnJted Me t bod 11 t minister at Crown Valley Churcb, Wednesday, fr 0 m Covenant Church at the 11 10:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. All senior a .m. morning worship service 'I1ie sffmon subjea·ror suw--au::rens Of~lty-aTe-Su~~: worshlp servict and the day .. at Corona del Mar C.Om· invited. Br1~ a sac_k lunch. lO a.m. Sunday School sesslons f!'WUty Cb u r. c h • ~~g~· The Worship ~ice and are beld 1t the Crown Valley ,ti~al , 6,1,l Heh~ope. AY!~ 11~1 Church School are held. ~acb School, 29292 Crown Valley entitled 0n·Be1ng Hilarious, Sunday at-9:39 a.m. Mwster Parkway . •. -~ ...... ~ DR. WALTER PEGG COMES AS NEW PASTOR FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH to be presen ted by Dr. P~i!ip of the Church is Don A. Larson: who has held this G. Murray. Church services Bassett. The church ls loc;ated regional ,~ since August are at 10 ,,.m. with cb!ld care at 115 Agate Ave. 11"§l. ..• b~, '. bls offices I~ · · ' ' · · .. • Pasadena. He Is respomible OCC Music Professor Slates Beach Concert Orange Coast College music professor Justin Colyar will perform at a special concert with area artists today in Huntington Beach. member of the applied music facuny at OCC, will play the first movement of Beethoven's Sonata No. 5, and Meditation from the opera "Thais" by Massi net. 10< dlrectlDg the clt.llict af· fairs of 55 Covenant churche! in Califomla and Arizona. Prior to accepting this position Larson waa the pastor of tbe First Cownent C b u r c h , Portland, Ore1on for four years. The Re._ Robert A. .Hon- nette, pastor of the local con- gregation, is also the Director of Developfnent for t h e California Conference a n d works in close cooperation with Reverend Larson in the extension program of the 250 I CLtEF DR. NEWPOR T BEACH SUN. NOV. 8 ,YOU 'RE INVITED TO MEET, AND HEAR THIS OUTSTANDING BIBLE TEA.CHER· PREACHER SERVICES-II A .M. SS-10 A.M. 7 P.M. The concert will be held at the Church of Jesus Christ o[ Latter Day Saints, 19191 Seventeenth St. at 8 p.m. The public ls invited and there is no admission c h a r g e • Refreshments will be served. VATICAN regional conference. , ... 1~~~-~======~ Colyar will perform Prelude and Fugue in G Minor, varia- tions on How Great the Wisdom, All Through the Night. and Toccata in F from the Fifth Organ Symphony. Ariel Bybee, soprano with the San Francisco Opera· Com· pany, will sing from the opera "Nabucco." Violinist Rene nregozzo. (Continued From Page 4) Scriptures. The Rev . Father Anaibale Bugnlni, secretary of the Congregation for the Divine Cult, said a reasonable rule wouJ~ be to allow women to stand iaside the altar rail if the microphone Is there. When reading the Bible, he said, women must be heard by the whole congregatiow. LAS VEGAS -CAUf. Alll., UTAH, OM.. ""'"° I DIAL l'llH (900) 649-6898 Anytime I I I I ! I I I I I ) CLIP THIS VALUABLE OFFER OFFER YOUR CHOICE 8x10 or -11x14 I I 77c, ADD 50~ WRAPPING I AND HANDLING TOTAL $1 27 • Each addltlon1t person In portratt 77~ •No age llmlt, f1mlly groups welcome HAl'.P.INESS IS A PORTRAlt AT SAFEWAY • No 1ppolntment nectu 1ry, come early • Mlnora muat b• wi th poronla -one olfer ptr famlly PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS BY EVAN'S STUDIO --. MONDAY-TUESDAY-WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 9· 1O·11 211 East 17th St., AT Orange COSTA MESA 10~30 A.M. - 6 P.M • CLIP THIS VALUABLE OFFER /I I I I I I I 1 I I I l --1 • , • r J \ I I '• l , • .. • . • .. . • ·: :-: " .. .. •• ,. .; .· •• :! .. •• ~ .. -: •• ~-..: . . \~ ., __ • , • • Comment Page • • Berkeley: .. A· Magnet ·for Society's · Dr·op·o~t-s . B1 LAMY SPEAR! ,_ .. arllde lo Clllhrola -- He llllndl Ill 1ron1 of the ·Mesi<u restaurant at Te1egraph Am'liut IDJI HuO. Stnel.. Floppy leather haL Bdl botu.m... Heeled boots. Frillged leathu v..t. No. phirt. Beard. Moostadle. Two years of college .io Indiana. · .hJl ... ty,JOll*P steeping bac tied b_y a rope slinJ: ~ on the sldewi!Jt at ~ feet nest to bis guitar, which be can't, play well. . Jle has spent the money his parents , l!ellt, bim l&§t . ~ cart!· of: W~m Unh>n. He says he p:>uldn't stand1the •an- ti-life" they were trying to force upon him. He is 11. Ht. eats a I~ of doughnuts. His belt buikle Is a ~11 pipe. • "Span Cliiog.1° 'be asu. !03bt '' . . . loalotTO'lr .he'll , be ..uJng Trl·bo newspopen. Mvbe nm wook be'll ·bo llvin& tn· a commune in Mendocino Coun- ty, Or Ill SantaRlta 11ehali1ut&uon Cent<i for par&.!_• marijualaf. He Du bepilUliJ, .. BB LEl'T DOME becaulo ·to him hil lan\ilf Is ~. his hO'i\le life wu empty, and ~bicfale the man.w,.,·banJlnC )Uni for bavinJ ~ hair. · He came lo 'Be.rke1ey ·betcaJ·ee tbaril: where the action is. He may be ·1rom •MDI ·valley or O.kllnd. But even if hi tiU Ohly-beeri around three days, to the people of Calilomla he sUll ls Berieley. If he throws , .a · rock on Sproul Plaza, the -~lorwDl'be aa>JW for'lllit ilaflnc . '!Inn -hl!d lq' ago. • .. JlerUle7 1'olk:e Ctilol BnlcJ. -know. like General Hoepital. Th a What did they have to uy! Dr. ~r ays; Berkeley, a ·~dl1,•of -125,000, ii vo~r~ ~·.·theeta ,to .dlvkte' f.t?e' Owens ls a Berkeley psychlatrtst w11o 11bl.byaittinl for the nada." medkal e11:••n'*loa .... and emergency c:oosUits for the clinic as well as for · Wltb tbelr own llmited retOUrtel, '1roain" from tbe ._,Mory andt.M-hour Cowell and Herrick Hospitals. He is an Berblty ai.d ll1e UnivenaY wmiJe wllli awttdlboard. la lhla.<ltiii..-. Frank• ISlistanl clinical professor at UC, Sao tbe ·problem. "Obviously. it Isn't • fair," • stetft•s attic w)th Qe pGllJ.en-tDey man-Franclsco. uys Baker. Much of tbe.~lem 11.na· nec;1:~;first a1il m:I ~l .llrVke, the Generally, !»e aays1 "I -children, , tional; at ' the least. .. wide: • Wben fi~~liiehb-a·week ~I chnE, ~ Rap young adults~ who for one, reason or YOUNf:~lie leave Berkeley, they · to Center and a commuftity. ~ucaUon pro-• another have become alienated from oomewhtru •lse and-lh<Y:liii· t11e1r·~ject -whlcll ~al/<Ul> I'll". .. ty in whidi.they·grur.up_Thol.oocl•· needs ·with tht.nl . Baker thinks fedtr•I · ~ · at Berkeley and 0 • k 1 an ty can be anywhere you . want to name. heJp is necessary, imperativ.e, ,.11 is ror T~al High Scbools. rainging from workµ\g class to UJ>eer many ~lems of·the uiiilJl cqre. :'With4 'l"!le. medical cues wefl! primarily clas:i:, ~at an,v .ievel ot~ucaUon. They out:it,, wa'l:t going Qnde.r.'.' ~ IJIYS., v~ dlleue, infectious hepaUtis, will have bad aome. k.iRd of struggle at. Jndividuals; rrian)' fiom ,Campua, are drug overdo3e, heroin,.addicUon, *in in· home, a confrontation with parents, and doing most to help I.he street.community. fections and vario~. maladies stemming have dropped out. 'lbeir major . effort bu been the Fn,e from poor nutr1tio~ babita a D d Clinic. unheaJthy livinc copdition1. . '!AFTER A FEW WEED in Bm.elf:!y; .. . • ·~ , • ', Anll a-....., -who -to or-maybe months, .they find that· the Tiii! <UNJC -'t -. '1ve11, Y'l'J • lalL • ·• • dream isn't the way they diumed il, \!"! lhal they aren't mlltlils II, ,and that's all they've got to ·go on. ·Tttef. are in many cues ln a hostile envl'onment, where they're hassled, where tMy can't trust the people' aroUDd them. ·la that otat., they'll come to tblclinic~ for help. ''The ones ~I see .,. frightened, disillusioned, depresae4;''· aays Dr • o ...... Those in Berkeley's !'establishment" wbo care· are aware that' the clinic ii a metaphor-£6r-this coliiillj'a-crisiS of disarrectlon, its adversative life-styles and mares and culblre. IU: clitntele can't or won't, ·go .anywhere !lit: for help. The clinic operates at·the level where the p~ blem either get! bandied or doesn't. There remains that hazy matter of responsibility. &rkele)' officials observe that if Qne city Js 'to..tate.On the nation's problems, il needs help •.•• Finela'.s Vlewp!int I After War's End, .. -~ Move for the POW s ~ I • . . .. .. . . .. . . A Booming Nation , . ..... Massive 'Signup Sought to lnflue1ice. Ha~idi By ROBEllT B. FINCH Coanselor to ·tlle President fFrom n address befort tbe a..m.- weaHll Club) Defense cutl of more than SI billkln In the lut two years ' ls just one aspect. or course, due to·lhde coli.then bal·btm _,.,,,., Impact. This ls quite evident ID ,the aerospace dduStry. _ ~ far as inflation goes, tht_ wor.i is behind us. the upturn has begun. There. are housing starta, G.N.P., and other economic indicators are on the way up. This is a unique non-Presldential ~ tion year. There are no overwbelrrung trends in the election. In most of the races the only common feature is tM diversity of themes that have surfaced. According to the polls lhe issues. vary FOR THE FIRST TIME in 21 years on state by state. In one st.ate tit is stu~t the current federal budget, human By ROBERT FRISHMAN,.VSN 'Ibere are 1,800 American servicemen listed as prteoners.ot.war or missing·iri-Th i.! is takcl .from an address by Lt. action in Southeast Asia. More than 200 Of . Robert Frishman, a U.S. Navy aviator thole identified aa captured bave. ·who was Teturned after three years of· languilhed for mOre ·than five years in 'imprisonment in North Vietnam. The N<rth Vietnamese .prison camps. One DAl~Y PILOT nezt week will pub-NBvy·flier began bis aeventh year of cap- tivity on August 5, 1970. Prior to the Viel· lish a petition which. JIOU can sia!£ in nam conflict, the longest any American bthalJ of lhe progra711-he aduOaates. spent as a priaoner-of-war was three years and nine mOOths. Nearly 500 men are known by our •government to be prisoner11. Out of the 1,100 listed as miss- ing-in-action, ·onlf. Hanoi or its allies knows their fate·. unrest; in another cr1me; in another m-resOurces inyestment in e d.u cat Ion, ·MOSTL y OPTIMlsM AHEAD between prisoners and their families' - two letters and four postcards per month is the minimum. nation. , health, manpower, all domestic concerns, Ex~Callfornlan Finch . The men· in the prison'camps have been One thin& is certain : the old ce.r· surpass defense and related industries. 11ubjected to torture, abuse, malnutrition, Nor:th Vietnam has: failed to abide by talntles, the old coalitions, and party The. margin is 41 percent to 37 percent of unlreated wounda and disease. They have the conventions. They say that since Qli5 labels are up for grabs. We have 8 new the total federal budget. , work incentives such Is the family been huniiliated and subjected' to public is not a declared.war the conventions .are set of all""ments. And we have a whole So the agenda· ~ domesli'c ~acellme . tan 1:. degradation . 'nleir diet has been pumpkin th' ~-···-"'•• I ul ,... •Is c.e p .. n. 1 · ds not binding. However, Article 1J of e new 11et of constituency ._. .... wua · ar priorities is no longer a future abstract· soup, pig fat anlj water. 1 Ost 50 poun identity. · · Ion.Ma whole society, we are about.to THE NEW PLAN is predicated on an . in almost two years. Seaman Douglas Geneva Conventions states that .~ The one conclusion to be drawn is that ~e the plunge ... The hard .choices are income slrategy. There will be strong in-Hegdahl lost 70 pouncb in two and oDe-conventions, "shall apply to all cases of no candidate-no political party can take upon us:. Now comes ~ lime of wejgf"Ung~ ..:..,pet.ives f~r ~ainful ~~~t. -¥* balf yea,rs. · . ..... declared war or io a~ other ~rried ~- any voter . ~-any ~Jor granted. This the. vart~ .alternatives. Where~ we "' 'ii.s plan , 1tlpill alwiyJ:..PI)' fll41{~ · How. muchl:Sats a )nan •lgh -wtio:bas • Diet wbSch ma}' ariSe' betwe&L 4:wo.·or uneertt.UiiY:.13· ~ ;gt~l<!l . of, Pib-.;.quu-plaet bUr beli? ~e ha;,e ina'<!'-iome: .UJa'n' remain on the d!lf:.. ~· .... _J,r' 6tea ~e fift ~w. more :)ielrs? -Olilj-· iitore ot·~the· -h :-coMr.iiinj!~i'3, tioninC that is sw=~ like a tidal choices already. . We have· a good chalice, after'the elec· Hanoi knows! even if ii state o( war Js not recogniiid wave, over Ollr natl e.. ~en We begin look.Ing a\·treaa of con-lion and the Co~ reco~ this "" ,.d QIJESTlomNG -.ifect.< <'<~ in· ~ !'• ~'l>arttnenl ~~Ion IP. bring lhl6 11111.~·-· . .J\lany optnd·lonl • .looely-few in,isola-. _by on~~Ljjiem." _ . . . . ,,.. '· ~·-~In 001-~~y. This ·-ailed· "u~ JIO!lh_ .. Ed$J12tton and .w~V@~we have-_ the' votes 1~. . "'."· (e -it we tiori·, &Ome so !>Jdly woun-aet:t thai they -~ Tm.iw-.U J~~dafifted Jasl fear'.tn ~ .... uuu ~ ~ r It.I &beer ....-...: in 1etml.. ~,.. are unable to car.e for-themselves. What .: • ·. -· · · fol-crabs" syndrome . affecls aOOtMr due to magru."""'" . ~. can get tlout or committee. ._ about the famiUM wbo'afe left alone for a unan.~ resotutk~'bt,H4.naQbns,.at upect o.f the chan&lrig face in our dollar volumt. What ~e have trt~ to ~ ·in. higher e.ciu~tion, w_e ~v~ foilght to years wondering if Uief are relatives or the 21st lntemati<fnal Conference of the society. For the first time since World at H.E.W. was to service 1 ca~.~ '• .deteild the md1vldual mtegr1ty of our mourners. They, too, are victims of Red Cross held in IstanOul. lf called upon War JI, we have a real hope in frorit Of us ·ment f~ t~o reasons. >, ~.1 2,!lll;J ·institutions. of higher education. We Hanoi's torlw'e. all · parties "to abi~e by the obligations that the guns will 900n stop firing, on a The first negative reason waa the , old don't .want a national code of student con-{ th 1 th (G ) Co r d large scale, every place on the globe. We categorical approach of piling' gr an~ fJf'O-1 duct. , . ~T AND.ARDS FOR THE . treatn:ient of {, !~11 a~~hor~ies einvo~a in ann~~ :n. are wiUrln a very few months or opening gra~ on top of grant program .sunply , we .need to protect diversity in private prisoners-of-war are outlined m the fUct to insure that all uniformed the door to a secur~ world peace.. didn t work. W.e were !Kil. re.ach.ma: the and p.ibHc institutions of highei: learning. Genev a Conventi~n o~, 1~9. The ·members of the regular armed rorceS Of We are not going to have the sudaen. target areas With the dollars that w~e Each. one ot these institutions is state governm~n~s of 'f~etnam, ~n1~ed States another party to the conflict and all other absence of internatio"'J tensiorl5 or the pro~ammed in health and education chartered. we must n6t make these In· and 120_other n~tio!'! ~ve rat~fied these persons enUtled to Prisoner-o"f·War status rapid disbandment of our military particularly. stitutions subject to a federal presence. convent1om as'b1ndmg mtemat1onal law. are treated humanely and give the fullest establishment. Under the Nh:on.doctrine, The positive reason for. the cha~ge in There is another crisis to face in our Ratifying Nations are required to: measure of protection prescribed by 'the we will not be the policemen ~f the approach was the. opposite of. Uns. We welfare system. For years we combined l. ·Allow inspection of prison facilities convention.". world-but we will bt a -presence m the began to recogntze t~t our . federal medical education with medical research by an impartial humanitarian body such world and can never be a second-rate dollars could have more impact If we us-. _now we are paying the price. There is as the,International Red Cross • power If we ar~ going to keep peace our ed them for welfare investigation and a dramatic manpower s h 0 r t a g e : numMr one priority. research. We wanted a total fundamental partlculady in direct-paUent care. 2. Properly and . immediately identify We are indeed, on the threshold of a weUare reform for • dramatic shift from all prisoners. generation ol uninterrupted peacetime. sky-rocketing -handouts and the en· SINCE 19&5, we have poured hundreds 'l)at tranaition is happening ri~t now. couragement of welfare dependency -to of millions of dollars into Medicare and 3. Release the sJck and wounded. Medicaid.-The results have been medical 4 .. Provide an adequate diet and ,_..._ ___ O•r Mait l1t. s .... f'r...ebco -----, costs so far beYond what ·we have pro-medical care to prevent weight toss. jected that we have . bad to cut back a ·Also last year, U Thant, Secretary General of the United Nations, stated, "It is' the view of the Secretary General &l]at the Government of North Vietnam ought to give an international humanitarian organization such as the League of Red Cross Societies access to the Americans detained in North Vietnam." MARCEL NAVIl.LE. President of the International Red ctoss. stated that his organization has been given free access to South Vietnam's prison camp!. He said ~' ' number of programs. : This is 'a.mal-dlstribul'ion or resoUJ'CO--Of manp;>wer:. and facilities . S. Refrain from subjecting prboners to mentaJ and physical duress or torture. Art Is a Six•pa~~ If we enacted a national health in-. suranci ICheme Immediately,· it would 6. Allow a free ei1change o( mail produce total chaoa. We simply don't Wh · ·011• G By HERB CAEN SAN FRANCISCO -Janitors at Oakland MUleWD bave been warned Nar to clean up that mess In the cor- ner: strewn.beet. cans, pop top tabs. ctgmlWbutts and'.'l'Olche.-S"11tter<d around !l ~.Chairs. That's ART, med! ......-itof SculRtor Allan Fish, aod now Clll 'display as ''The Act of Or\nklnr Beer With Friends Is the lllghat Form ol Art." " REMEMB~'l'I'~ old joke? Deu l)f men to fadii-·of· student: "l have· .tome good m:i ~ news about your boy. Fitst.Lbe,bad news. He'1 a fairy. And now the Coed news. He bu been elected Queeri ill the 'May." Well, I mean to cast no aspersions, on Dan SUiiivan, who is all man, but, disgui&- tng himself as Uawn Sullivan, be has lust been eloc:tod Home<om~ Queea Jt Santa CJara -the fint niale to be· .. - have the resources. both in terms ' o{ ere 1aer iEl . 0 llr<lser's "Sister Carrit,'• pUbllshed in JDln.JlOWtr and facilities to provide '-" ·~ . llOCI, the character named Dmuet,_a·--~in& else than ·one 1evel of ... care for :. "Out of &i&ht!" e1acUy u lftt~, ·~tte;.lffluent and anod)tJ .. for ll}e.·poor. The -. • • fidllli<S would he aeparalearid unequal. do today ••• n;, radicals an ~· , . Ola' of the btgbest prlQriues on the by Katha~ Rexroth to Shak~'.I. • poatwar 141enda is to reStructure and "Ju11'1s Caesar;" Act 111, •~k .~ f>Wld a.basic health delivery Syal.em. We lbony spe&kina: "I have neither Writ. must. use the varbla..compooents that nor words not w<rth "11oft. nor ut· have a verY high" deli'ei·of skill. We must terance, .,;,, the ~ al ._,ii to creall ;r'}>ol• new prolessiom' ' ~d , families Of: profesaJOM tn supportive aids, stir .,.. 1 blood. I ooly speak right arid para-medical people. We need this to on"·:, And ~tty, Robtri Stevwon of apolr. tlit : eV<\lutionary prP""' ol°s OOfn. Vlsaha, ~amc throu&h .Wentworth prthensi~e' hfaltb delivery system from a ~ Flemer Ja,.Dlctionary .'!' Amtrlc111 aickness management level to keeping >lang (IMO), dlsc:overed Pli-n. I. a peopie healthy. · policeman,'". llCI: criminal u. s ~ • • ' A dozen or 50 proposals that att now Beyood v11~I comprehension . I before the Congress are directed' et lhia mean, out of ·sicht! evptuUoo of health care. This ia just oae • ~ALEXANDER ZINCHUK, tbe new of the peacetime cont<erns on tbe 'agenda. Mostly Into Defense Industries By 8'1'£VEN d' AllAZIEN PllbUc lllormaU. Ceiiler Nen Critics have repeatedfy warned that.the Incestuous relaUonship between the Department of Defense (000) and the defense industrje' ~ a terioua threat McDonnell Douglas, General Dynamics, Grumman Aircraft, North American Rockwell, Ling Temco Voucht. United Aircraft and American Telephone and ' Telegraph (which were tied) and General Motors. to· the public intertJt. THE MAJORITY of the former officers A major study. of the Pentagon by the were Working· on speclnc weaporui: ~~!';tJu:1U: :=. !!'!ei:e P.= :~~!~ ~ ~ u'!:~i:~:Y ~:!~~ wttich is symbolized bJ ~ now o,f ment positions, and engineers, scifSlli,St& persoMel between DOD and· the ?D-and systems anal1ata. dustries with which il:contracta. The majority were Jormerly:Air , Force Soviet ConlUI General here, to Ro6io ~ OYtr Juncb at Villa Taverna: "~Y w1ft Js a non-pncUdn& attorney.'' Mayor Alioto: "What ,, cotncldenct - The Flb:hugb "-'· •• ~r olficers ud, "Abelll ltl (in the 10 porcent INSOFAR AS THE radical ,1ementa or chairman Gllbert W. l'Jtzhu~-ya, "It Is Jample of . high.ranking officers) in· both the left and right ampt;the tacUca of dlflitult to envision a r.Urecl. officer who dicated their former duties or positions: violence-th~y will evoke ar.4 delerve the would have sufficient ~ inllliDce related dirtdty to tbeJr prtteat posi.· obhomnce ol the overwbelmin( l!lijorlly to manuipulate the whole procw (of pl'b-Uons." of the American people.. With an their curement) •••. ~-~ for •ltlt:• Pnmni~ waa more specifjc. He. found pni!eaed ldtals, in Ibo c6tit'st of jusUce cessful and meaniacfvl -e1plol!atloo of Locl<heed employed 110 or the hlR)>-<ank· they wilt.be d .. troyed. coollicls of Interests does not appur to • inl retlreu. Lockheed hu Ill dtfllculties. t0 am I!" the Red Cross has also received 'fu11 In· fOimatiori ibOut. qp~ves taken by both sides ,ln the . Middle EUt conflict. Only North' Vletoiun hali refused , to furnish prisoner information or to open its camps to international inspection. 'The Vietnamese have 1 bow n themselves to be sensitive to public opin. ion. Since the plight ol the prisoners-0!- war has been publicized, their families have received more Jetters in the last t months ·than all of the· -preceding 51,; years. The North Vietnamese have changed their image of picturing prisoners being beaten and dragged through the streets of HanOi to that of parliclp3ting in holiday , festivities. Lists of prisoners, even though . incomplete, have been released. Why are the North Vietnam~ doing \J.iis oi>w and not siz -years ago? They are .trying ~to appease the growing worldwide ~· ii,or;tb yietn!lnr'Tllift' .,t" !}ooc1 public Jmeg• '1oi11o 1!'nlihood. JI'.'~ poor coun- try and r~ mapive.--al4,.io carry out lts·wor oj>j~Uvesfl'h~ good in- tir?tatlonlil.relalllltts to t18ill lhe Oow of aid . to support"'Jts~~"'!Jlaooi is also trying to generate:enough 'aympalhy in the U.S. to cau~ our -'iiJhdrawal from Southeast Asia. The lut thing Hanoi can afford is bad publ.icit~. WE WILL GET RESULTS when Hanoi feels tht .effects of worldwide con- demnation for ill disregard of basic human decency and its flegrant violation ()f interiiational law. Much of the groundwork for the mass indignation has already been established, but iriany of the efforts in the past have been semi· private. There 'is no scoreboard of how many letters have been written to Hanoi. What we need now ii a massive coordinated public display of concern. We believe the be!lt place~to generate this response is in Patis. Our plan is to deliver, en masse, milUons of letters and peUtlon.s from Americans to the North Vietnamese Embassy in Baris during the Chi'lstmu holidays.-SaibpW! letters will be read to the world .,Pl'8ill which Will publicize the outcry or mnµons of people. This. in turn. will generate -tile outcry of millions of other people ~ut the world. ;!: Hanoi will now face two alternatives. Either make concessiOlll "'°"cerning the _prisoners being..he!,d.~ face lhe threat of more ·bad publicity, Jf is our feeling that Hanoi wlll yield on the prisoner issue when they find that now the prisoners are a liability lo·lheir public1mage. We are organizing a coordinated statewide petitkin .campaign during the · weelr,Not;-1!-to~25. -q;he Gelifornia State Junior Chamber of ,Commerce, with 11,000 members; Ii our co-sponsor. We want other organizations to participate. To ·reacS ·oar goal ·or millions of con· cernetic leUen. we need u many ~le as ',O.ibte. to man petition and lttter tables llri!liboot the atate. ln your lbcal area, co,itact :service clubs, tbe~Dl.IJ'.OI', congressmen, churches, tht1 JUng. Chambers or Com· ~rce. retail, Mores, eCc .• etc. to join our wtek·ion( !eller-plborln• campaign. THOMAS Bruke ol 4Slh Ave. made >Ut a $17.07 Wells Fargo cl)eck to "Reagan's Thieves & Looters1" end !be Franchise Tar Board acce~·11 · without quibble or retort. ~ 1 JACK WAUGH of Now York and our llm ~al Post and·Grant to Ustan to tttlt ttreet-carner OauUst . ud YloHnlsl'playini Vivaldi·~ and as lheJ lllrolled. an, W~uch commented: Whit is Involved IStli· ~·l~ of be significant." -As prime c<1:1ttiaor , for the CS-A our essential social ' fabrii::. · lt is tMat transport; the ~~ eipeiienced a"'b ~ simple and that crftloal. What t\it.evolY..-SEN. -WlbLIAM-:-PROXMU\ -D--blllion-oo.&. ovttiam; its contract_waa_I·--,---•~ _ ' I ' ' ' NOW WE POP UP 11 ~ Dodp l O>., the Palo Alto stocldiri>ari,~lor I llafl mfftin&, and bin'• Mer. Goorl• DuM .-..n1tldn(' .. _ )'Oii all Jtnow wbal ha!'l*ll Wh<aJOU ..... in tmJr," "Yeah," pfpa up Broker Lan G1brielq. the former Glantl and Oodien oadlekler, "A little rtd Ugbt llolilet ... Ille -a. d !Yerybody __ .. OIJll NOTlllNG NEW Cornfr, Toni Wlll>on not. lbal In Theodora ' ' "Now tbert's the difference between yadr city.mt mtn. .. Al Ond ud'Tblrd A..,.. ID Monhaltln,,.. bavt 1 (111 playtnc a·bloo!". LOU -noticed him al FIHt and I'-Wloero he -to bt on My daUJ: a -wearlq a sudwlch i>oard !bat mdl "Women -Your Mini Skirts Cause Men To Sin!" I rtalize tbe downtown 1tort1 are ,_... lo ..u th•~ mldb. but would tbey_eo \blJ lar!_ ed ii the very opportunity.to move ahead Wisc.), one of tbe mllltary11 toughest cancelled for tbi ntvtM1ullHPtftb!e ~ in Ute search for peace llJdtto c:et on with critics, disagrees. "These men are hired Cheyenne helicopter: and COits per unit 1 domesttc reform. . for their contacts and thtlr .inRuebefe. for the Deep Quest resent subm1rtne Saturday. Nov. 7J 1970 BeQuse: the President refuaed the easy Their value to a company ls.not due to vaulled from '3 million to f17 million per 11t.ermUve of preclpitowl wtttt«awal their vast exptrlence . in bu 1 in e a a unit The Comment Page of tbt from Vietnam , beca'-'Se be malnLalned manqemenJ Or technical 11.1-naMhtp." "It 1$ symptomatic," he says, "that the DaUy Pilot seeks to inf6"rm the Dexiblllty of ne1otlation with the ~roxmire .found that u ·of Febnlary, company with one of the worst tfliclency and stimulate readers by enemy. we think that the new peace pro-1989, 2,124 former bigb-ranldn& olllctra records, U not the worst record oI all the presenting• variety of com- IJ'•m win be .-!ul Jn a few -...,. emploJed bf Ibo ltt lv(ell def.... big companiell, employed the largest mentary on toplct ol inter- With all the differences we do find out contractors. Thew: companies held S21.l number of formtr officen. Jt also ptld est and slgnihcance from In these elections, 1 certlln spirit of billion or 11.C percent of the fi1eal 1961 the highest dividends per Wire of any informed observers and cooperation and 1 t0mmo1f c:ommitmtnt defeo.ee pit. • -major aerospect industry!' Lockheed is spokesmen. to the nallon'1 luture. Tbi1 Is the genius In Its lnmUJ•llaoL tl1e FIW.ugh thruo.ned by bankruptcy and b.u.aslled of our PoliUcal system-it always bu Reporl fou~ tM bil: ~ploy¥• "ere. in the covunment to ball tt out. R•rt N. • W ... , 'ublllher bieft. end always wW bt." desotndln( order, Boein(, Lockheed, ' f - 1t'1 all many where ' trusl &late, help. 1tened, Dr . menl" .c ii a !i!of ..t)/le• ! can't p. The :ie pro- ;ter cf !>serve .ation's s full Jn. y both ' Only lumisb camps hown ie opin- .... -o1. 'amilies dast 9 ing 511i have cluring kagged that af J. Lists mplete, ' North not Sil ippe.ase I public "coun-my out jood Jn. :he flow i is also iathy in. al from moi can n Hanoi le con- I basic 1iolation ol the tion bu 1y of the l semi· of how il HanoL massive !Un. ~enerate Jan is to ters and e North iring the :ers will 1ich Will f people. +utcry of !lout the ma lives. ning the threat of ling that er issue iners are 1rdinated iring the nia Stile :e, with 1S0r. We rticipate. of con- 1y ~pie nd tetter servict s men, of Com· •join our +aign. I- 70 ! th• !c'rm I by com- nte,.. from and loller • . ' .. . I .. ,. ... " •• "' " " .. ' -- " DAILY PILOT . . ·ears· ' .. • S' e~ l'.i~rs ~-~~ .. ~-~~ .. ~-!~ .. ~.!.~.~-~.~.~.~ ... ~-~···~ .. ~"'=~~.11'1~!-~-~~11~~ .. ~.····~ .. -i.~.=-~.~-~·~;.:.~ .. ~~ .. ~ .. ~.!i'······~ .. ~-!-! ""-!!~ .. ~~~····~-~~~c~o~•~iif.~iu.~·~.~.~ .. ~ .. ~ .. ~ a..l 1 CANOeA... ... .... ~-'. ·..._~GI ...... a .... ,, Ol.TMl'IC & IOl8 AM Wit.I .l r :':~WI f?a.S l ... ! ~ 1111M•••OM1""~ ~ ....... ,, .. W7al MDU.TWOOli MO NMt , ·. OU.1111 a,ar .. 21• • ...... UIG'A MIA~ 74111 ' 'IOJIUMO MS.1111 UAU.~CO. -coVINa ...,...,,, ....J.... ~ -..1.1n1 PAU.liM..t.ft.n_11.-.>1t411 ,.;.,..,if1i•rf'"t .. , -·~ 1 """'"Ma.wt.• 1111 ..,.Nlthtt...,..., *8•~ .._..,. ttio A& ti'NO '~ •••.11.ti.m.,1;·•.!~~~· '·!.M. ~~ •--!•~. , ... •·~!" ... " ___ ...... ~--·-~~-__ ~ ,• "._,~.' ...... --• 'I' I• • I j l -< . I ' = I. . ' I \ } I 8 DAILY PILOT . • ,I Good morning, boys and d welcome to another of run and teaming 1tllb Uncle Len and his friends Q,rol and Andy. .t~pparerilly most of you did ~ your work ror Halloween ~ because Uncle Len ;.ab': g:ot three entries in this k's contests. They were ·gecid-but I wish-the old sack bad really been full .-votin& toPic entries. A:',~ is I special thing ~ we in tb1s country have lllO right and -to do. I ~ alt of yOu will take a 1-•t lntemt In It "1len you f'_! to be old ,..,...h to ¥0\9. Thia w..it~1 ... 1111 wW be t;two (WU.'YCIU cap oend..,. Wies on either or bath topics. Saturday, Nevtmbtr 7, 1970 ' I ' ' I I • • I ' J -; j , • . • , . ,, l ' ' 0 P . • • • • I ' I • ! i f JMany of you wW have a fiiil~affromscho01~Jsweek .-~~~~~~~_.~~~~--~~~--~--------~~~-'-'.._ ....... because of Veteran's Day. y.., 110, WI dly waa call· ed. Armiltice Day. lt w11 on Nav. 11., 1919 . that the first great world w1r endtd in Europe. ror yeara alter' the Arneri ... -" marked that day wkb I 1 boUday and celebratien benGrlnl the men who fought and'servtd in the armed forces. * PRIZE WINNER * PAUL MOlllUSON, 10, 17311 ELllNORE CIRCLE, HUNTINGTON llACH " J ·-Any child un~ .• ~ can eoter .Vnelt ~1t iArt Obntest. Here's all You dG: (1) Draw picture ... ~ piec-; ot.Pllin• ~te,.paper 514,Jncbes wide·and i ;!l(:beS deep. Use l>Ji<k Ink and maka)ioes'bla~. 'U) Do not !opy or trace picture: lt must be your own won. (3) Put your n'aine, age.&l)d adjiress on back ·of drawing. Mail it to UnCle Len's Art Contest,. Box 1560, DAIL y· PD.DI', Costa Mesa. Winner will reCeive Kennedy half dollar. All across the 1and there have beeil huge parades and big picnics honoring the men'-------------------------------- who fought in wars to protect our liberty and the liberty of other free pe<>ples. It was also on this day that U. Unknown Solider was buriedJILt!iJ rr:eat_ Arlington National cemetery in the nation's capital. This man, killed In the war. was unknown -he was a hero in batUe but none knew his name. So this day also bonortd those men wbo died for tb1I COWltry. Thia ®y !> not justa_boll• day o( celebration -it it a day of beoor in America. Se Veteran's Day will be ·!he fir,. part ef the topic for this week. You can do work en llllY Mayflower COmpact,;11)' tlltl 11peot of )I, including what document, they aat up -ol you will do on this bolid11 -the very first con1UtuUon1I picnics, trips, 1wlmminc ..... _form• of govemmtnt In' th• anythins you will do to bave New World. They were not the fun and pass the Ume, fir1t colonltt1 liF the New Another famous thing hap-World but they wer1 amona pened on Nov. 11 in our the mo1t important. history. In the year 1620, the It was thi1 11me IJ'OUP of Mayflower arrived In the New people, by the way, who came World -America -with the Into contact with the friendly group of Pilarlms who were to Jnd.lan tribn and held a bi& land on Plymouth Rock. These feut - a feut of Thanksgiv- l*Ple wtrJJuaLUYes from tna. pet11CUUon because of their Thanksgiving is a n e t 11 e r reUgton and were hunting for story for another day, tKt we ··I new-life-in-tbe-wildern~. __ s_hould ts@w Y:)at_ with _th_e On Nov. 11, 1620, they signed Mayflower Compact in hand, a paper known as t b e these brave people stepped •lhon ot Plyinouth RAlck and foundllt a colony c a 11 e d p17m,..th. They weathered ex· tr~mt llardlhiPI to hold onto lhl1 l1nd -their land -which la now our nation. They had met In pe1ce with the Indians, who were the land's rightful ownen, anti ltayed at ~ce for a Jone tlrnt. So the MCOad part of this week's topic will be the Pilgrims and the Mayflower Compact. Fill the old mail sack right tO the top. Honorable mention in the _ ~ry contest this week goes to Lesli Beeker, 10--;HUntin&ton Beach. r ... 1 Ca,.o/~ Col'ne~ 'RiDDLES · anci -JOKES YOUR NEWS QUIZ PART I· NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL ! Give your1elf 10 points for each correct answer. 1 In a conpeaaional election, ••• 7 ••• ot tb• aeat1 in tbe BouJe ot llepreae:a.tatlvea are up for elecUon. a-one--tbtrd b-halr c-a-11 2 In the Senate ••• -: 1 •• , ol lbe•aeata are in- volved in each concre1tional elecUon. a-one-third b-ha.lf c"all 3 Hou&e membera ar8 elected to ••• 1 ••• •yetr •terms, wbile Senaton: aerve six-year terms. a-2 ~3-c-4:. __ _ ' President .Nam (CllOOllE ONE:ft!oed, liFO<fj . a bill aimed et curbing !ho Wepl oale of -t gerous drugs. PAIT II· W~IDS IN THI NIWS Tak• 4 points for taoh word thll you -match with.-its correct meaJU.n&", ~ 1 ..... disclo1e l 2:-ballot \~""- 4 ...... detente & ..... obfuscate a-ottlctal llat of cUldl- dates ' b-f!O beyond, be above c-make obscure, con- fuae 4-.makolmown ••rtiaxaUOD of tens!.ou can PART Ill· NAMES IN THE NEWS Take 6 points for names that correctly match with the clues. you can l ..... Edward Htath 'J'lae Challenge H•r•'i • ch•nc•..Jor •"•ryon• ii\ th1 f•P11Jly old •n•uth fo r••d to t1tt hi• or h•r own "not• for n•wt." T•k• thit w••kly N•w, 011lr lft th• priY•t'f of your ow11 hoPll• (you do11't •"•l'I h•v• to l•t tl<i• , •• t of th• f•mily kriow how you '"•"• out) •nd t•• how much yo11 •now •bout wh•t't goi119 on In th• world tod•Y· .. Doo't CkNt A-on Aer- (Upofde Dowol lolow 9•1z Match word clues with their correspond· J Ing pictures or symbols . 10 points for each correct answer • A SAM 3 B c 0 1 ..... 2 ....• U .s. may sell some of these tanks to Israel ---3':;. ... President slped a bill b1nnjng tbeunsoliclted ma1llllc ot these "····· BrtUsh Fore!pl Sec- retary Aleo Dou1t1s lloaia & ••••• A c:Ia1s o! So\'!9' anti• &ltcrll\ mte1tl• 6 .•••• Amerlc:an lnvolvement Sn tllbUn1 bett 11 II\ teau.e '! ..... Soutll Vittna.m.111 Pl'11ldai Nfl)'lll Vu ... Thieu G !ADS H - 8..... I ~Millions of citizens did M 6 0 this last Tuesday. • 9 ••••• Tbls countryprotested alleged U.S. violations of its air apace 10 ..... l1ra1n FortflftMtnl•• ltr Abbe lban ...,c:t.._. 2 ..... Gunnar Jirrina 1.•Mandllt becomes Chilet1 new Jtreefdent b-llNMldautpoaceen-HOW DOTOU IATli? voy (le .. ••h 514•.t Qv1a s.,.,. .. ly) 71 te • pofllft .. Good. ~ 3 .•... Jolln Gardner 4.. .. ,.Salvador Allende S ..... Gaylord Nel~on o-Pristt Mln1ster, fltelOIJ,.h'lh•lO,SCOU: 61tre 2)pointt-F•ir. <;reat Britain ti i. to•'""• llecelr.it. 40 • UMw?l?· H'~ d-~:i~~~l~lor •iMILY DIROs110A-iui1iioN . ~Form9?' HEW Seer&-What can you do :penoully ta help tM people of tary heads ''Common i developinC nations? Cawie,•• I. citizens• , __ TH_l_S __ w-"11·K-·1-ow.LENGE-----,-----.-.-.-,-.. -.-1 lobby Name the Secretary of the Soviet Coftl.Qlutrlst Party. '~ ' ' . ,~---~~---!S..-"···.-; t -.... •'(EC, lnc.,..MtdtJ01:i, Whc.ot11in ----.,-:--------- -.. p·s !•·t> :•·E :q·z :,.I :11 1 l'llVd A•u~1••1 P!•uo•i '39N311VH::> ~·01 :a., :r·1 :,.L :9·t ~v·s :~-~ !::>·E :i·z :H·I =z1no io1w.i..~ .. '. ·' .. ~ • • • . . • " r -i\ ,. ' 'S !•·t> tq·( :•·l. :p-1 'II J.'llVd ci·s !p•u&!'·t> :,.E :•·i :,., =1 J.l!Vd ' ·- s.-,.. csa1ka .. ~ Alllfr, C/• 0,.... CMSt Dlltf Pllet, .. 1111, c.... ..... c.llf. * Queatlon : What kind of paper do you · u11 to maka a kite? ' Air Cars Alaska's Future? ANty Miids • ClllTlllWte ~-tef ef lh9 -rid aook £ncy~I• to 8-1• Wollk'f, fft 1J. of ~. Ntw York. for Piii' -tlelll ground and ~er d e n s e surfaces. An ordinary patch of IUflllght doll not gener1te lllOUlb he1t to ignite evtJ) • dry l•I. llul a magnilyln1 WINNElt l'!llZI 'Jlditd Al:I :JeM_IU\f' llMrt Cllell91tr, 9, 17n l.w• SI., C••I• Ma. Transportation Problem Solution Predicted by Governor Bow can • maplJIDc pus barn thlqa? A magnifying llW anctes and bends tbe ra)'I of Upt, and some of these nyt shed heat. On a bright sunny day it can be used to char a hole in a fragment oJ pJtper or ev_en to ignite a campfire. When the glass is set just right at a cer- tain distance, it focuses a patch of sunbeams to con- verge en a small spot. This spot may be a dry 1eaf. a scrap f.lf paper or something else with a rather low kindling point. If the glass remains steady, it may bum a hole. This solar match may be used to ignite a pile of. dry leaves that give enough heat to start a campfire of twigs and logs. Naturally, sensible folk take great precautions b e f o r e starting any sort of campfire. alus can eonverge a few '---------------------"' SEA'M'LE, Wash. (UPI) -struction of a highway to would help prtatrve Alaska's Eaa11 11id. Transportation problems, the Alaska's oiJ.rich Arctic slope, environment. 'I'he airplene now provides m1ain deterrent to civilizing but the air cushion craft will One type of cushion craft the mall method of Jong Light is a package of elec· tromagnetic energy travelina: 1n straight linu at fantastic speeds. The pac1ta1e ii a skein of assorted wave ltnlth• which. v>'hen aeparated, reveal themselves aa the rainbow col- ers of tbe spectrum. Tbe blues are the shorter wavelengths. Some ef the longer red wavelengths at the other end ef the a.pectrum are chlnitd to heat when they &trike tbl square ioches of light onto a vtry small spot. This con· cenlr1Uon of light ener1Y c1n create enough heat to burn a leaf or char a hole in a frag- ment of dry paper. This is done by refracting or bending light rays to converge on a focal point. As a rule, a magnifying glass is a double Ct:lnvex lens with curved sides sloping smoothly down from a thick bulge in the middle to a &lim rim. Light rays are refracted once as they enter the glass and again when they pass through the other side. The shape of the glass deflects their paths into an orderly criss-cross o f intersecting. lines. Light carries images 0£ objects that our eyes see a11 pictures. The rtfractlon of • m1rnttytng glass distorts lhe size of an object. We move It clOMr to tht objttt or flttber away to aet 1 clear magnifica- tion. This maneuvering ls called focusing the lens and it in· volves a very complex in - visible network of Ct:lnvergtng and dlveflfnl Unes. As 016 light rays enter the lens. U1 convn side!: refract them 1••y-c1re acttv1 wear fo• m11t 11nd boys 111 "ew l;oyi hent.+en ... ,. .................... .... ,,..., .. w..__,...._,. ..._,." 11l1htly farther In the s1me dlr1ction. These invlalblt lints continue on throu11h the air In the s.a~ direction. At a cer- tain dl1t1nee from the center of the Jens, all these lines con· verge, intersect and cross - carrying their images with them. This intersection point is called the principal focus and distance between it and the lens is called the focal Jength. Various degrees of magnification are s e e n between one and two focal lengths. But the greatest con· centration of light energy is at the principal focu s. When a from Anglo Saxon. It meant poat or stick. We also in· herlted a word "pole" from ancient Greek. It meant a pivot or axis, such as the rod between a pair of turning cartwheels. Tbis pivotal pole also came to mean the two ends of an axis. Naturally the stationary Anglo Saxon pole and the Greek axis pole were often confused. But the North and South Poles stem from the Greek origin. They are the twc> opposite ends of the axis around which the e a r t b rotates, have an importa11t role in now in uae 1klrm over the dltlanct transportation i n Alaska's vast wildemess,--·.will development oI the 1tate. He water to link V1ncouver ind Ala1k1. But 1ew super fer· be solved through the use of 11id the Boeing Co., and other-Nanalmo, B.C. But It oper1te1 ryboat1 ind 1 m p r o v e d giant air cushion vehicles. aerospact finns Wfll'I studying f.lnly 11tghtfy above w a t e r highways have encouraged an That's the prediction of a air cuahlon designs that would level, zipplfll along like a increa!e In automobile traffic. former governor of the ht tajlond to Alaska's needs. bloated helicopter, too fat to And Egan said there must northern state. William A. Eventually, he said, air get up in the 1tr. be an "Integrated transporta· Egan, who won the poat agal1 cushion craft with upwards of For Alaska• operations. the tion plan from one end of in last Tuesday's elections. 300-ton capacity and speeds of cushion craft would have to be Alaska to tne other.'' He said Within a few years, Egan 200 mph would be developed. able to rise through mountain this would include an ex· said, giant cushions similar to "Think what this can mean passes and over trees and pa11sion of the state marine "Hovercraft" now in use in to hauling cargo a JI d other obstacles. Landi JI g highw'!'Y system, airports and E11.gland and British Columbia, passengers in the north," he would be no problem, though, other facilities and room for, will be hauling 1 O O • t on said during an interview in because the cushion could set new technological advances. payloads at 80 miles an hour Seatlle. "Tbe poS&ibilities are down on almost any relatively including such things as giant to remote areas of Alaska. just u1bounded." flat surface -ic:e floe , tundra, air cushions that carry people. Egan said he favors con· He also laid the concept lake, bay or macadam pad, a11.d goods. ~-~------'--------'----~--~-----~ scrap of paper is placed at p•••mi••••••••••••••""'"'""ll this distance for s e v 1 r a I minutes, a me1nlfytn1 1110 can focus enOU1h ltaht eneray to burn a hole fn It. The aver111 ma1nlryln1 glass has a focal lensth of about ten inche1. The 1reate1t concentretlon ef light eneriY 11 at thl1 prln· d pal focui of convw1ing an1le1. But the lmq;e at tht1 ·point la the 11me 1lle as the object on the other atde. Jt btcomes l1ratr u we incre1se th!1 dl1tanct up to twice the focal length. This i• because at the focal point th! rays cross and start spreading apart. For the Marriage .Licenses lllUSD IN lltANG• COUNTY OCT. l) MOWLITT·LATCM. L•wronc• M., 21, of ,.,, c~1nMI Ro.Iii, 8•!tici. Ind 0"1'• J •• 1, of 1000 w. MlcA'1hur, $1"1• An1 Record 3:Jt53 Ollnd1 •rid 01tlene M., 26, cif ll151 SITH! of !}'It C~r Llnlern, bclh of Oln• l'o!nt SCHUL TE-SEltJIANO. 139~•1<1 J,i 21. -' ,,. s. Trimont, Oce•rn1de, C• II. •M AIOMlfN , )I, of 2100 l'lltrttn W•'f• CC11t1 """' MORGAH·HUTCHINSOH, DOIHllAt A., 20. of 3230 Mtrflll Orlv•, T..,r•llft• Cttll. •!'Id T1n1 R., ,17, of ... e,trell•, s.n c1mmento BROWN-EVERSOLE, lt•nclol L., 211, of 17372 ... MeH LIM •ncl Swun J .• lO, ol I~ l(ulful, both of Huntington fELOHElt·HUltTAOO. Ctrl R .• Q, 1nd 6•1cll ~••1ret M., J1, bot~ of )!l\J Co,.. STEINER·HILL. O.R.. 41, of »llO llnent11 AYt., Cost• ,,.,,,. Br••ll•••· Of!Yt •nd Juclllh L .• 30, of MAR SHALL·ARNOLO, GonlOn L., 2.f, lit J•1mlnt, bQth ol Co ..... del Mtr of 31SVt Gr•n<I C•n1I. B11ti0. l1l1n<1 Oci. U ano Lindt C,. 23, cf 7(1)11 T•hunl Tt"' CAULKJNS·RICH"'-ROS.:..St'°"""t VI' ••ce. Coron• oe1 Mir rl'. '~nh""~nce.1.•ch?'"' OI «Iii is 11 it.ndv ltfldt t World BOOk Al\tl lo GALl.EGOS·McMANNU$, Rebert R.. $AMMONS·~OURS-Dwlt111 E •• ?I, tt !t•rv Roienbe111, ''' 11. ot Montre•I. '6, of Ill N. Vin NHS. S.1111 Ant 6211 Glenwood. Hun111111t1n !luch •"ti Qveb9c. C."9<1t. for h!i C1\ll'SH111t : •ncl M1nollvh o.. :ia. ot 5711 1t1ph••I, Ei.!119 Y., :!II, ol l.MJ t:lw Att,, Lon• HuntlMton Bttcf\ le1c:t1. DE SENA·JOHNSON-Thon\11 S., If, 91 Wby Is the North Pole called a HIMTl·SEcoRo, Robert It .• 2J. •ncl "l' St•rt:tutt ... ,..1 ...... ,..1,.. ,1141 ~ Lvclnclt L .• Jt, both of It.I Cle11rbrG011 Pllrlcl• 1..-1 10, Of 10tl Rol'l«tlt"I ~ -------T • "' REYNOLDS·LOVAOO-.t.nliieril ' °'• l'ALONE·Wll1GH • \ICIDlph, 27• of tnd CM:itlll L .. l1 , b0111 Of 2l °Nlhlll Some of Andy's pen pals Sterr•, •rid M91Ml'f K .. 20. o1 211 s1 .• H1ml1"9ton ••¥II. de !her ''"'· i.. Prine:•"• bolh of S.n ClllM!ltr ASELTINE·lttGLEY-John C .. 10, 1net won r whe l.llCre ""some DAV IS·lllOUTLEY. Johnnie L •• "· of ,..,,,,,..A .. 2l, llOlh ot 1'12 Ntwm•n, sort of post, Uke a barber's ,.,. 1,.._11"' ....... Cott• ,,.,.... •M H1111UM1on au(h, Shtnol E .. 11, °' »R lllO'fll9, Sent• l!GATTf-McGrEE--Wl!l1•fft~l .• "· of pole, sticking up In the ground An• l~ Lt P• 1'1.c., WHtmr ... 1 ... •1'14 to mark the Nortb Pole. This tENDIUt·KE.NHON. G•lon J .. u , et ~r!~~-· 11. ., iou c""om•11 ....... . Conru•'on ,., unders'·ndable.11 ,,.., o~. Fvll9f"lon •nd MltrJen TMOMAS.JOHNSOH--O•n1t.f •. L n l 4.l'ICI ... ... E .• 42,. of ,,,., Ml. M1tt1rl!om, V9d• o .• 20. bclh of 1n uno SI., •M•-~ ( f FO\Wlllln V•llty COlll Mt'M • ...~ u\.lm I con UI n, ICHQtolFl:LDT·!'l01Ut50N. °'"" s .. Wll.AY-IPETZ-Jtobtrt B .• ,.L •nd " fta\Urt of.. OW' llDIU8't• OUJ' 22, •!!<I N•nc:v L,, 11, Will el 116 ~Ill: .h°n 'ti.:::tt ftf l•lw o.l orda ····~ted f--Yor\1'0°'/rlll L•M• CGim Mn. CA$EY~Ul-J•m.\ ;. 30 •nd w are l•u~ I • • ....... tOWAtllDS.SWrF"f, '•fl e,, , .. ., 1,,.:1 _,_ M .• "· bc!h of 1115 SMrlntlon many differe~. lanp.qes.-Qf._=: =. v:=,1~~,.:_~,!'" ' ,~st .. 1t~:&r.'N=~r~rt11ur 1t •• 20. ~ tJte pall ln 8Clme tasea the ,.tllK1NS•FIHIC, tlloetrt .;., 1t," 101W • •lifif• J., ·'f· boll\ o• UClll Yum• -,.m w· _.. 1..-• .1 ery dUfe t or101• •no TOlll l. .. ''· ot '"'' a.111. ""' w .. 1111 1111.,. e Ora Q9U v ren M91'1J,beth off'ou-nt•llf V1nty 0 HGEs.GA•DNER-Bltlv.E .. "·•net 'lntanlngs i.n two o Ider 1 CASO••"'•· Gtol'tt J., 6i, o1 1uo 81~ "N "· "°'~,:~"•ts "· t<itwoor1 Jang •• ,.. "Pole" is ,,,_,. of Nor!llWOOO R09CI, SHI . •••<II l l'IO IVNYi,N.lri'N"r~ ... -.JOtii. I,., Jl •nd ~ . • ""~ tf\1111\ 0., .. , of "°' .lldlSOl'lt I.lib J. 73, botll of U•1 l(MllOl'I these double meaning words Ch11•co1111. ~·" • L•nt ... Hvnun''°" •••ch. .._ d • h • d. .+.Nltolto.M.+.$0N, J.,.,., t..~"· ot ttl F'1l!T1Y.tT.ARK-Lvl9 K., tt. o1 11q qr G t B" F • d1' 1ne Same WOr was In ente N. l•'f¥1.w, Wl..,,l"fllll\, C•l!I, •fld W. 1-. St., (Otl•,.,,.... •M (h9f'fl a 0 a 9M r·e-I from two ancestor languages °°""' J., 2'. of ,.., A•hlor<1 $1.. L"l ir of,,, s. A••li•l!ol , s.,.,. ,..,... -r. • •• - b t •• ch h d d·rf c ·1 We$1ml"'"'· ocr. ,·, w~$1'dor,:~~~.'?r"io~111.c.~"'011~ . -u a a 1 er n Ne Lsott.MASTING'-Ht,,,. "·· '°' ~ <11•n OL.fv•, w_utmlh11w. _ .F.o~ear_..old .•• lunmy....Hamman..hat-aUeast...t\VO o!Jbem. He peeks ou t from meaning for It. u1 s. Pl1.!tw. Or•~•• 1ncr o,,,,,,. L.. w!t11'ol~~E~~~~~;l~~'· ,f·c.M: behind two ?Q.pound pumpkins grown on his parents• 1arm near Eola. 111. The We Inherited a word "pole" -:~·a°J~~~J,•c:t~'·;~~~""~~,''r,, o1 :~ .. '~~~~-~~' '""°" _h~ melons 09lwelgb J~y by 39 pounds. I • • l S1tvrdi1, Nowtmbtt 7, 1970 DAlL Y PILOT ~ Aries: End to Feeling ·of Being Loriely Indicated - NOVEMBER 8 SUNDAY sheepish. But a1 we pro1ft11 lnto the Aquarian A 1 e , bu1lneu execu tive are more dirttt aDd forthright in ad· mlttlng lhat \bey regard a1trology at a valuable lOOI for problem soivin1. J. P. Morgan never made a secret of the fact that be utilized lhe astrological 1 e r v I c e 1 of Evangeline Adams. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Wbtn women wet to con- sult me astrologically, they do IO openly. Some of my banker and 1ttorney clien ts are a bit End to feeling or being ~nely ls indicated. You gain spiritual sustenance. Permit creative energies to flow. Take a ~ on your own feelings, abilitle!. Go forth with renew- ed vigor. nu 111 .... TAURUS (April 2o.May 20): ( OSTA MESA J[\VfLHY ti; wAN Accent on pleasure from unex· pected source. lndlvidual who se~ed indiffet>ent make s WHOLESALE DIAMONDS GOLD JEWELRY BRACELETS NECKLACES RING O[SIGN AND RESETTING l\PPRAISALS TkADE INS ESTATE ITEMS OUT OF PAWNS CASH LOAN S CATALOG DEPT. WE IUY, SZ.50 Gold Pleee Bing Set .. 141( Yo u'•• 5!•" It Ad•••ti1•d Far SZ50.00 ,., lt $125 ... ,. fer L SHO,-COM,All• se• us l'lltST QUALITY DIAMOND AND GOLD JEWELll:Y AT NEED A DENTIST? -EMIR GEN CY PLATE REPAIRS YO~H~:IT Fillings -Extractions Pentothal -Credit Dr. WAn COSTA MESA 267 E. 17th St. -Phone 646-1882 WHAT liAVE YOU? SINSllLE Pll:ICIS Treat the Family to Dinner This Week 1838 NEWl-'ORT BLVD [Jf11NNlnWN C()\Jt. Mf~A ~ •Nt<n Mo•bo' ~ B•ondNOf Pho.,e 646 7741 In One of Orange County's Fine Restaurants, IQUI lln" 11111 SPIAY SALE •• • Reg. or Hard to bold •Not 1ticky a;.IOlll2 LIMlfl 2 C11111 ,., CtUl•M•r • Shredded poly[oam. AU • Non·aller1enic LIMlf1 2 ,., ct11t9MW " COllFOITllU llllS': WUllS SALE 87~, CRH.DIDI'S KNIE HI SOCKS SALE Orlon Acryllc Fashion Shades 6-9~ LIMIT~ 'l!lt CUSTOMllt Jeftnny Llglttflint .. H9' Wheels Ctn LIMIT1 I ,., ,......., ENJOY BETTER LIVING WITH GRANT'S CREDIT GRANT PLAZA BROOKHURST and ADAMS HUNTINGIOI BIACH • friendly 1esture.. Be receptive. of affection now will work Your own home can be center wonders. for stimulating relationship. UBRA (Sept. 23-0cJ. 22l: It): Ac.un t on m oney, personal J>0S.'e5Slons. Trust hunch . Another Aquarlu can efforts. You are about to enter a new, exciting period. Stress originality and confidence. To HNI out wflf'• luU1 lor 1DU Ill mlll'ltY ,,.... 1eYf, Ofdfr S't'dnt'f Omtrl"1 lloollleh "l«•tl Hin~ IOI Mf.11 t MI W""1ltl'I." ~ bl"fldt11 Ind to Ct "ll lo Om1rr .l.1fol09, k<•eh, "" OA ILY PILOT, IOll :D«I, Grand (•ntr•I 'ti• llOft, HIW '1'"'11. N.'I'. 10011. GEMINI (May 21.June 20): Be moderate in diet -and ap- proach to problems. You can· nit get all you want at once. You tend to dream -without building solid base. Correct this situation. now prove to be a va\uable--------------------- Stress on returning favor to one who entertained you in re- cent past Get together with professional superior. Aceent human element. Be willing to laugh at your own foibles. CANCER (J 21.J I 22)· SCORPIO (Ocl. 23-N°'. 21.): une u_y . · Favorable lunar position tn· ~ lunar aspect .co1ncides . dicatea greater ability to com· w1~ favorable relall~ns with munlcate. Spread l d e a s dukl.ren. Your creat1~e urge through calls, writing, putting can be put to ~t~ve use. forth views. Relative in transit Break rr:om routine 1s fa vored. may make special call. Emphasize change, traYel and variety. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Put Investigative talents to use. Find out reasons why people act the way they do. Discard the superficial. Be mature in reaching final judgment. Don t permit emotions to dominate. VIRGO (Aug. ~pt. 22): Accent on marriage, lasting relationships, decisions which affect legal p-ocedures. Faml· ly member deserves praise, greater understandi ng. Token SAGl'ITARIUS INov. 22· Dec. 21): Some roadblocks ap- pear. Best to return to what is famil iar. Message will be clarified. Ar I e 1 individual could serve as Inspiration. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19): Be versatile. Stress original approacti. Dealings with relaUves are emphasiied . Maintain good humor. Realize some are now ultra-sensitive. Respond act'Ordingly. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. ally. Surprise ls due -of pleasant variety. PISCF.S (Feb. 19-March 20): Lunar cycle continues high: n!:w contact!: bring favorable results. Show off. wardrobe .• Look your best. Special person will exp ress pride. Attend social gathering. IF TODAY IS YOUR BlRTHDAY you are creative, producUve and, at times,. Q. hlbil a tendency to b e dimif'lffrlng. You know what you want and should not pennit those of little faith to deter you from path. You recently gained recognition for AQUATIC PLANTS .I.LL V.l.ltl•Tl•S PACl•IC •OLD•ISH •AlMS lwt •DW.l.IOS HOltTM D" •OLIA W•STMOIST•I &ro1vy Th1••cl1 For M1~ I Walfl111 C •l1b11ti"t Our Grind Opi ning 10 % Off Our -.Announcing Gciling .Y/ew ·"Cvenl" an • in . rf!erchandi:1ing f Sales to the NOVEMBER PUIUC .. TRADE 7 & 8 l 0 a.m. to l 0 p.m. DAILY ORANGE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Newport llvd. cit Fair Drive COSTA MESA Don't miss lhis exciting prem ier showing ol !lie oll-new world's first World's Fabric and Fashion Trade Fair ond Gift Show. Get the jump on Chrislmas buying at lhis lab· ulous "instant department store," bringing together fob· rics, fashions , accessories, gift items, and o profusion of olher proaucts from leading monufoclurers ond distributors throughout lhe world. Mony items at special pre-season sole prices IT ake advantage of this rore opportunity to view and select fr om one of the most fantastic variety of items you moy ever see in one location . Join the professional buyers as you la ke your own "jet set" shopping tour of the exciling world of fash ion, fabr ics, gift items -and much , much more. THERE'S SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE-Mom, Daa, 1he kids, ana Iha groniHol~s . There's fun, loo, with live entertainment, fashion shows, and special demonstrations throughout th e doy and evening on three fash ion stages every day. For your added enjoyment and relaxation , there's the Paris Sidewalk Co le, lhe Hawaii an Hut feolur ing Polynesian delicacies, and olher refreshmenls. It's fun .•. it's excitement .•. it's a one-stop viewing and shopping bonanza. Bring the whole family to the fabulous World's Fobric and Fashion Tro'de Fair. HEIE ARE JUST SOME OF THE ITEMS YOU CAN SEE AND IUY - IOI THE llSHIOll MllDED l• .. 11 Wo111en'1 '91h i""' • Jewelry & Au to• -It• • Cot!u111t1 I. Porly Clotrh•• • SJNdol Howailan S..•ion • lctt• • Wit• • l4olf.Sl1• '-•h~1 • PlfOdlOt I '11nt1 • Mlnlo tot Ma1i1 • Alr1 "'"11 • Mtoican 5tyl•1 • llngtti• • Much, •vch .,., •. IOI THI lllT 11¥11 J•wilrt •I AU ICiftClt • Cv1M., C..11 11 Ar.,, • ""''"'"' llt11u • .,_.,1c1n i nti Polyftt1ian c..i11 • s,.n11h ,.1 .. 11,.., ••ti c.,,..1"'' • 1 ... ........ IOl111 ortill C.nllll• Halllltn t Mlliciol ,..._,,. • Mii~r Ollttt Unvt...i Chri1t ... GI"" l!tt s,.ci.1 .. f.000 !"'port.ti Sv!lo IOI' thl1 Sh..-• full """'' •' 11lor1 & 1l1t1 • $,.., Caal• • '"''°'''ti Wool Dr111 Sl11.h • 5w"te" Ir•• G<ttct • s,..11 C~1 • f11hll<I Atctn.,i.1 • /il<tony Othtr IN"'' I"' th• /ltoon, IOI NOMI SIWlll S....ing ,..,hint• • "'4tvllli1 "'"'Y 1f '•~rlu ,,.,., M u"tl "" w.,1t1, • Hallffy .._.atl11 • t .... ,,., V•l••tt••• • s,.,111 Chri•'""'' Gitt ftklo • '-l,.1lff C-tllNhlt • ...... lion P1ln11 • ...,.,. w..i ll1nlll1 • Hvnlll•ltl1 ti ll9'1t ,.la ""' hwr c.w-.. 11 .. ~. • .. 101 THE HOMI DECOUTOI rv•ftllv•• 1rovp• • Honcl"""'• 5,_.1,h 1111nl. Iv•• • Uphal•lffY • A111C11ing N•w Wa!t• aado • 1111 ..... tcl Hantl111ocl• Clot.ko • Cv1h;,,.,, • ... ., .. , 'vtnilvre • DraJNI • lnlt•lar tf.e<or· 1tor (...,,.,1111n!t • Cor,.ring • t itchen .1.,pll· lfOU • • ++--O.cani!int r.bric1 • Matf, FOR EVERYONE! Jiff lllt"°'ing1 '""'Y Ito ... f ... t•Clll"if prl111, nus HUN.01(0$ Of ITlM$ AT •ANTA$T1C ,.f.$1ASON SAVIMGSI Admission: Adults $1, Chidron 50c-SO'/, OFF WITH THIS AD ., I • ,, . I I ' . ·" I• . • • I .. I I I I I • 19 DAllV PllOT $jt11rd1y NOVtmbtt 7 1970 NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Wee'k's and Year's High, Low, Close • ·-· ... '" 1 II D~L X PILOT J \ Over-the-Counter Listings For Friday, Nov. 6, 1970 1141 Atlr 1141 AM '" Allr ' 11• At 1141 •111' 11-h '""' NII 0.UI ~·"" ~ !rllCl>t 0 "' 21-us f nv11 :i.i .... 11'n WtdlW ,. ti • ,.u "'° lf~' N11 G•U ''"" lt nsn 0 t ll ll~ us Sl/11 ' "' W•I" Id 11 4 ,, 1tc11 ,. lffo 1~ Ht L 2' ~ Tr~Moll 14 ~ ~US TrkL 111'• loll'> W Rtt.U l ilt J lln N" u :io 17" Nt l Me4 ;/J 1JY1 Tr 0 ... • l1 Up ,...,,. 10 ~ Wtflllw ' ... 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(AP). -An bridge University said. baby from a test tube embryo eggs Into the womb fo: which took abOut six da)il to Ez1.&lisb ICleatllt llyt he plans He said such early embryos would begin, but said similar fertil ization. grow. to plant ID embrye<reated already had been developed experiments with rabbits and Edwards said that in his ex· But the embryos ~ to be under laboratory conditions -qu,slde the mother's body · ~ .... 1t\lce had ~u.lted in nonnal periments a husband's sperm , iiito the Womb ol • infertile experiments at Cambrj"4e. _frjrths . . is placed with Ole surgically: :Planted Into •(worn• 1 uteM woman In tbe hope it will Edwards adlre~.a S)lllli Edward .. ald one pu'JlO"' of atraclnd ecg .. which_ ts 1>fO-j1' .~"! deve~. he develop il1to a normal baby. PoOiuril oo ~ liioloiY ti _ . e>]>eri-1.s' -Id be to_ tec:Ud by special fluids. He . saH!dltherw!Je, they will die. The embryo would be fonn· Fertilliation and Implantation, give childless women the , said development ol· the em-Dr. Benjamln.G. Brackett, a D E A R ANN LAND-coin with your rrequest •n4 a · 'ed. by mixlnC a husband's sponsored by the Wayne State chance to have their own bryo begins within hours after veterinarian and biochemlat it ERS: l! you want to say Jone, st.amMd. lltH'~ ••perm VrUh an ea removed University School ot Medicine. babies. Often the FaJlopian the sperm penetrates~ egg. t be Un l v er i'li t y of I ''l told you so," go ahead en~lope in an of the DAiLY' , from. ru.· wUe'• ovary, Dr. He declined to iay When the · tuties of such women · are He saJd 1he had produced a PennSyJvanla, de 1 Cr I bed ..= ·because you did. 1 _.f:_JLOT:__c::-· _______ ..;:c=::...._c;__c'--'-.C...,,,,-.Cc:.;,-Ro_bt_rt_G:_c_E4'!11rda::.:.;..=_=.."'=-Cam-.:.::::___•::tt::•::m:::p:_t .::'":_::Produ:.:.::.:ce::...;·•:_::htnnan=:. ::._·:block=:ed::,.!i>r:::•::•.:en:::•::ln~g.Opassa=::'~'_:'•:_f _:mt::'"""""=~P:::i<:_:121ke=.::·:11_e:m::b:::ry:::•:__:":::'"':·1ar::.wor.:.:::.::k_:•:I :.:hls:,•.::un:.:J;.versl::.::t.:..y • • r • • ~ ' • . . •• • f • f wrqte to you a' :¥~~r ago to tell you how wrong you were provi.ng it . COULD \vork. \Ve had been mar· ried aJI of three months . Six weeks af1er 1 ~Tole to you Bruce stayed out all night. '\le got into a row over that. From then 011 things turned really crwnmy. \\le fought about mQney, his drinking, my sleeping late in the morning, his mother, my mother, the meals I fi1ed. the dog, t'verything inl.agin&ble. Even the sex we ttWgttt was so great got boring . I quit high school lo get married and Bruce gave up a c~nce to go to college. When our marriage began to go sour \ve' blamed each olher. I sug- gested coun seling but Bruce said it would be a waste of tiine beeause he was sick of n1e and my childish ways. I 'vas sic k of him, too, so I riled for divorce two weeks ago. I'm back in school now and feeling plenty oul of place., A di~ isn't about to be chbsen · !of" cheerleader or homecoming queen. I just wanted to let you know I'm sorry I said all those nasty things in my letter last year. Please accept m y apologies and print this one. - MISS KNEW IT ALL DEAR MISS: No apologies needed. You've done me a favor. Your letter Is my reply 1o the girl who wrote the following letter : DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm 17 and v.'ould have been a senior if I had gone back to school, but I didn 'l. I got engaged instead. Lennie and I have been going steady for two years. He gave me a ring for my birthday in August. We plan to get married around Christmas. As the time gets closer 1 become more and m o r e \.lllStlre. Every night for weeks I've been waking up in a rold sweat. I've been having ter· rible nightmares that I . am drowni ng, or trapped~ e·fi,re, or lost in a forest. It 'iiust mean something but l don't know what. All my life I've wanted lo travel to exciting and far· away countries. I'm good at Spanish and could have a ball in Mexico or Venezuela or Spain or Puerto Rico. lf I get married I may never see all lhese great places. Is this selfish? ls it childish to want to have some adventure and see the world? Am I a dreamer? What if I break the engagement and Lennie mar· ries someom else? Please help me sort out my thoughts. ~1y mothe r died lhree years ago and you ha ve been like a second mother to me. Thanks, Ann. -S.0.S. IN FORT LAUDERDALE DEAR S.O.S.: I read you loud and clear. ~1y response is: uver and out. Do you read ~1E? U not, re.read lbe , ri rst letter in this column. ~ Your answer is there. DEAR ANN LANDERS ' Everyone I know is getting pestered more and more by junk mail. Somebody must have sent my name as an in- surance prospect because a few months ago I received ' seven different m a i I i n g s within two week s. H-ere is how I ·answered the questionnaires. Jt put an end to my problem. Name : My own. Address: My own. Date of birth: lJ..33.. 1888. Weight: 320 lbs. Height: 5'4''. Sex: Not sure. Oc· cupation : Sky "·asher. Are you free of mental and physical ii· lness? No. I am overworked, underpaid, oourotic. malad· justed and inclinl'd to scream al insurance questionnaires. So please take my · name oU your list. T haven't had an insurance questionnaire since. -PGH FAN l DEAR FAN: Thanks foi: the i;oladem. Notlllag succteda Uke f1U•re. Is alCXlhOlism a disease'? lfow can the alcoholic be t.ruted? Is there a cure? Read the booltltt "AicohoU&DI - Hope and Help," by Ano Laoden. Enclooe 31 «ots In .KIDS LIKE UNCLE LEN -- ' • --COSC0-11.ctrfc Meat Tenderizer Multi·purpose Gourmet loot lenderi1es, cllls sUces arid flattens ""''· fish " "''"'· 19 95 Di«s lad chops waet· abl!s am fruits. • "Command" Alti·Persrirant Mist ..• treshiog afll rnlnlJ lallitian C llJ Al.IEU CULVEI -Re-99 lime. 1 •t. Household Needs by EMPI~ __ _ _ Dust _ Mop _.Broo11_1 . _ • N7101 remoweabla FlaggOO' bristle gets ltiltl[ffortltsssfl;ilo! all the liDeSt dust. ; . ~ " 1·2.49 . 1.79 Scrub Brush Sponge Mop · IGlGS IUlf IWToff'S G '~f'I' ..... Robot: ·Robbie· • :·01:~d1Js"Surf-n-~ump . IJ·IUDDI l •.• "~ofddays"4Jle 30's are fon again ... Mod surlbuggyease~ 3 85 twin surfboafds into )'iater at lhe llick of "tlJe dump lever. , . • ~ . r ~ . A . ' La IUUMINAnD Microscope Set •r 61lBERI ••. FOi the yilung student JI unlocks Ille hidden 7 98 world a1ound u~. Provides , hours cf fascinating observa· u.. • ,M'AGNETI( A111h•lle1 ei- ,,....· ·Witl, Arithmetic Boa~d ,. .~~-.. 117 C111LD 5~11;AllCE ..• Easy, elletlive W1~ to ..1...ll!ll learn words, Sefllence slruc· , .~;,____ tilre and spelling. Or, the child 2 47 ---can learn tlle basics af arith· metie symOOls.' Wi!~ large board im stand. Eacll •· ~··· PantyHose Panty & Hose A ~nty pl!,!S repla:ceali1e stockings tor wa ist ta toe 1 69 smoothness ••• no hooks, snaps or 1arters. lq:. 1.tt 1 Rl!lllacement Hose for Paaty or Girdle • CustGm desigMd "t!filr egc stockillgs. "Command" HAIR SPRAYFOR MEN ... 99 ~ Fllf NMmal • stublxrn hair. C Witb ulllfal r.ondi1ioners. II(. Ullloz. 3/a" Drill wtcMucK KEY Jig Saw Wltll 111•1, Kt1Wrt1c• I KttNr, •• ma).ts •"I'\ """' & saoil 12 88 tats IA 'fl008, pin~ l . alkf Jr.aterbls. IUlU 1 Spanish Wood Assomor Attr1etive tna:S$ive lookinz. 11Stflll accessories lol ~eTJ' room of llle h1111e. Also beauli!ut fDf tilts. ! IEAUTIFUl HAii Br~k1As1c SHAVE CREAM Self-~eati•c l1ufJ latt;ei'. &Y• ''· SeUles y11r st11111c• i1 iecDnds. Re11l1r 1r lli1L Rtf. 1.21·25 IL SAY·OM llAND ·Toothpaste . ll trresm 1s ft clrtas. lrpllr Ir f111ri•1. IYI IL 3i$1 ~111011,1111111• ----------------- . I I be .. be '· • at ,, •d y. I ! . --~-~~~~-~~~~-~~~--·~~~~~-.. ~-~-·~·~·= ... ·~~ ...... ~~-~.= ...... ,~ ..... ~, .. .., •• ,,,.,. .. ,,,. ... ~, ... , .. '"" .. u .. aaa100uesua•csu100•ssuauusussazusuaus,.,su•ssuusussazus&12&1 .. ,.,us~111~•t!llE•~" Take Shot at Rams L06. ANGELES (AP) -The Atlanll Fa1Coft;. regarded as a better team than their-A~ record_ i_ndi~a~S,. ~ge the LOrAngeteS Rams here Sunday as tbe se-conil ball ol the NaUonal Football Leli\le campaign gets under way. Quar1orback Roman Gabriel and the Rama.~ve a 5-2 mark. GQe-half game ~San~tlin. -' -~ .. ...:...1 • , .. ••-! ··~,--~".~· ·m ~-ume W~~lsion_of ~ Ntfl:ional Ccn-fereQCt}:WGuid lllte ,,,, pull of! omnething they baift bever been able to do -defeat the Rams. Sixtf~th9Usand or more are expected in i1emf!l'la.i' Coliseum for the kickoff at -1 p.m. It ~ be a bomeComing in several respecti . 'nle Rams return after a three-• ' . ' Oriole Boss S~f)Uld~ripg ' ~ ,• . OV.er Award ~.. ' ... ~. ! .. ' gime -road trip in which tbe'y won over the Green Bay Packers and tbe New Or le.ans &alnt. .and.Jost ;,,_ the mud and raJn to the Minnesota Vikiqs. AUanta's f.iery COach, Norman Van Brocklin, may not rqard it exactly as such, but the Dutchman will be back en the """" where be helped quarterback ·U. Mins to divisional UUes in lNHG-51 --""' NFL cbamplonsblp in the latter year., , _ • Hia coadllnlr al4es Include all-pro ef- fenslve guard Dillne Putnam, a team- mate with Van Btocklin here, and Bob Griffin, center and linebacker with tbe Rams in the same era'. ' Atlanta's startfug quarterback, Bob Berry, is also no ~na:er in the Co'uSeum. He-ltarred:fortbe Unlversity' • •( Orqon -Van Brocklin's l1ma mater -and t.bia· aeaaon boasts an enviable passing ncord Gl.-67.1 compk<looa. 'A rolloot type, Berry bas tllrown 10 touchdown ~1. His chief !ar(eta are tight end Jun Mitchell, 26 for m yonla, and running backs Jim BuUer, 2G: for 131 and Harmon Wqts, lt for 181 and l:P'• ~:r~ll~nchoredbv ' mJ..,.. . . ·To Nobis. A lrokion'M>cf• _-~bis play, but ~ be II~ ready for fullUme 'Jl"rvice. 'lbe Rams' )eading pass receiver, JllCt , Sncrw, wbo a~ flrst Was believed to have been ae..tely injlla<d in the New Orleanl game, suffered a badly bruised back. Coach Geo!&• .Allen 1ald be probably will be ~cty !er lull duty. • " ' Rose B,trWl Cli ncher r Indi·ans Seek Kill_ .. BALT,IMORE ·(.\f! -!ail Weaver, manager...Of the BalUaiore Oriol~-. com- plained bJt~ly1 ~iday when his three 20- game wihners trailed Minnesota's Jim Pelfl' P>·lbte-ballotjng Jor ·tbe·Amel';can Leagu!f1 cY ypang Awaict. Ag3inst H~S~~e S ' STANFORD (AP) -JUlt Plunkett and silll!J .... -"'hotl>ered by a cold, wruch·:-~ "lt'a unbelievable,'' said 'tht manager cf the w«ld champions w.ho lost out to Ralph Houk of the New York Yankees in the cirallt's Manager of the Year voting. t•we're not good_ enough to win anr awards." other Stanford seniors play their Jast be continued to fight this week. · borne •~ ho •·· to t u the Stanford overwhelmed Oregon stale a.. "If ooe of our guys ·doesn't wjn the Most Valuable Player award, we're going to be completely shut out," Weaver ad- ded. Perry, who was 24-14, was named the Cy Young winner with six first-place votes and.65 points. He was named <ln 19 <lf the ·24 banots cast by' two baseball writers·in each league city. Oav"t McNally o( the Orioles, 24-9, was the rurmerup with 'ST points, followed by Sam McDowell .cf Cleveland. 20-12, 45 points, Ba1timOre's Mike Cuellar, 24-8, 44 points, arid Jim Palmer of Baltimore, 20- 10. 11 points. "Anypne'~f our three guys should have gotten :i..r W4'ver said. "Not. orily did they w· It or'nlGre·iP.iece. but eaih one won a '""« ,t:ame 3gainst Wnnesota and each · ·· t~qr.l!i~ies g81Pet' ~·Ulttalr (NJJ:.lVriter&~ of" ~·e•·'sbsn befw the play. """ ij11 ~11 "~ · "1 11Ur thret guys we~ bucking ea ~" ia(d,; B81Um6Pe1 pitching coach aeorie Bamberger. "u we had on· Jy one ~game winner, it woold have been a '1ifferent story." "My ~rtiest · congratu}fitions to Mr. Perry," said McNaily, who last year was critical of the tie vote between Cuellar and Denny McLain, contending Cuellar should have.been the winner. "I have no complaint," said McNally, a left-hander who has topped 20 victories in each or.the past three seasons. "We were all in' the running, and that's aU you can ask for. Wi'IJ just win the World Series, and let them have the awards." Cuellar, who won 23 last year, is playing .winter baseball and wasn't available for comment. Neither was Palmer, a 20-game winner for the first lime. game ....... ay, P""& se 0 10 as Plunkett threw thrft touchdown school's biggest .football .celebration in 19 passes and pushed bis all-time major col· years. lege career total <lffense· record to 7,lt5 The 1951 team was the last from Stan-yards. ford to be invited to the Rose Bowl The Bo Cornell of Washington and Jackie 1970 Indians can win the Pacific-I Cham-Brown of Stanford, their teams' top pio~hlp and a trip to Pasadena by rushers, also are good pass rece.ivers. Corneil has run for 240 yards in 68 carries and has caught 22 passes for 24 1 yards. Brown, with 499 yards rushing, bas 255 yards on 23 catches. On T V T oday 1:15, Channel 7 beating the Washingto.J1.Huskles today. Jim Krieg of the Huskies and Randy Vataha of the Indians are among the Pac-8's top receivers. Krieg has 40 recep- tions for 511 yards, Vataha 35 for 631. "The ball is sure to be in the air a lot," Stanford coach John Ralston said in an- ticipation of the passing duel between Plunkett and Washington ~more Son- ny Sixkiller. · R l The passing wm 1tart afltr a 1:20 p.m. es, urgen kickoff to the regionally televised game. , A ci'Owd of mor:e than 7\l,000 is expected Ch T at 9tanford S~USl. l argers -est ,,,. team'• quarterbacb are among " • ' the 'nation's top .. pauers.~ller·r•dm -~· , ... , .... ---~ ~11.-. .1,;based on complet\ons per gatne, n . s ;mn· ,·'1'1,;:::~!~~\f,\;.,., b.il.I A~ll • .w~).tv.et 1.W .. 1!tJj)711 y~·per game, Plunkettis ahead Of"SUt• ·~ SAJl:oIEGO '(AP) _ In tneir best killer, 248 to 230. physical shape of\tbe season th& San ' Coach Jim <>wens of the Huskies calls Diego Chargers threaten to vattlt SUnday the Indians "maybe the best team ever into a division-lead tie in their National al Stanford," and .adcb, "They have a lot Football League game with the Denver of momentum going /or them." Broncos. The Indians, sixth-ranked nationally by 'l1le·bometown mood 'is up three weeks the AP with a 7-1 record, are 5-0 in the and two ~ictor:ies after the Chargers 2-3- Pac-8 and ~eel of ~t least a tie fOI' the 2, Iangui!bed at•G-3-L The Broncos, 1with crown. Washington lS 2-2 and bas a two losses in their Jut three games en. mathematical chance for a first place tie ding a stunning victory Fz'ing are 4-3-0 in and the bowl bid. the same Western Dlvl!ktl of the NFL 's "'J'hjs is the biggest game so far for us, American Conference. as well, as them," said Owens. 'Qle 1 A potent running game is posed finally Huskies only conference losses were by San Diego with Brad Hubbert and three-point setbacks to CaWornia and Dick Post nuned back to health and Southern California, transfer Mike Garrett in harness ' from Last Saturday, the Huskies pulled out a Kansas City. 25--2.1 win over Oregon behind the fourth--Hubbert and Pq&t together ran for 105 period herotcs ol second-string quarter-yirds and Post ca'ught thrtt pasaes for fl Lakers Nip NY,· 106-104,, With Rally back Gree Collins. yards in their 27·10 victory at Clevelaiid last Sunday. LWed as questionable players for LOS ANGELES (AP) -Gail Goodrich Fqoth~, Sports Variety ~r are linebacker Dave W~n and. Jerry West Ignited a furious fourth- . ' ' r -~P Weekend T"V Menu • •• 1 • • ' ' Fool~lJ , has taken over for weekend ;.f,""i!.:='t~~ ~ ~ .:~~A~':'r11e ~'.'iC! teJevisUlh lw•1'-.. Nt for varie1y there's "'" lit•~••••• s.1....a Fi.Id 111 lit-H•v 111..,, ?''~ ~ ~ ' '~ll;!'· Ul CL -RAMS HIGHLIGHTS s'.. Fiimed ltock c4(,r, r.aclng ind a taped showing hlOll"7'l:in:' tr.. b~N-0ri..111 $11nh .. _ cf the •Ntitif.tii;l ~:Races hekf in 'Reno, ~I:» a.m. tsl CL -PllO FOOT,,AL HIGHLtGMTI. N 11:.: .. •~:. ("" J g Jth t •.m. IS) CL l;... SPOATS Sir. CIAL -A lle/'lllld-ev. eariSI 1.111.> au aon W Bn·OU -l~lo!lk1ttlleR11n1trenn;DAOrlmfOc1111n door 'ho,.;' '" iltllJI e111rt1ri.dt lltorMn G11N'lt l • .cti¥11r" follow ... · GWri.I •• Ill IOt' l~ftl'f N-·~1lvlrt" 111 The football warfare 1.P off· the ' r.-;:r-J1o;.!°~ 1~ !'.:-' •~· A1t0: 111m • ""' Jauncbinc: ~ -at 1:15 'todaf •wttb the J4;JI .. ""'(II) CL -.LICOE FOOTIAlt.· - Stanfor4-Waahington game llve•ft'om~Pa. ~.,: fn'-l'ck~~1ttt) ...._ _. ""' ,,,.... Jo Alto (Clsapnel 7), 11 t.m. 121 CL -:.u~-:~TIALL -Tiit MjjlO. CaJ SU.le (Long Beach) plays host to Mfr: v111.11r '"'"':gi,,...1~., W•hlt'Tklft. Fresno'• Bulldogs at ·Veterans stadium ~=iJ,5 .5~"-: ,r:_e ~ot••E t!,!~';l= tn l:.ong-:Bfaclrwtth-eha:nnel-lt ~brinsing -~1":.:...~T'ct-""l•ilo ~T~Y, -Tiie tlriilliil the game by tape delay at 10:30 tonight. 1 'r:'m. 1~111~t.11t'-~~Ho.MC'Klv r'~ -·' · ' fJd CNCll MclC1y ..,,.tvu!I !Ill U5C-~f·~ l•ft! ABC'a Wide War of Sports features "'a" ~t~ '-tvrt:t•Y 111 ..,..._. 'b, c -• u•N the 11th annual nllional 500-mile stock ~ .. ~~n 'CL5--~~;:"'r'l.t.LE -~ ear race from Chaflotie, N.t . and the ="·=-~lld'•,...,iog,., ~'.ri'; ~~.. I r• NaUonal Air Races taped in Reno earlier uU t~.~'l,1f tt; ~~t;!f! ~Pf.:{~;; .l': this fall. The program will be aired local-PIOI .. -. T•f*I on...~'"01'./· ly on Channel 7 today at 4·30 ' "·"'· 111 CL -~~ ,oot1.t.U. -11m,,.,.. . • • Cllltl ..... Ille Grll!I •• .,·l'•uers. Profe.,looal football will be h!ghflghted with an ankle injury and running back quarter rally and led the Los Angeles Bobby'i\nderson with an injure.cl knee. ... , Laken to a narrow llJ&.IOf victory ever · The llroncos put off the · dedsk>n tbe New Yon 'l>nlck.s Frld_ay n;ght in N1- w!aether to· start Pete Liske or St.eve tHinil~etball Association play.· Tensi at qurterback after gaining Only , Trail~ 581 ,ilh five minutes to pfay, 1 074 yards in the air on rp pen com• the 4Jters out1COred New YQrk 18-5 as ~tions tbm' year. · ~ GOoqrteh and Yieat finiJbed "Ith 33 and · 32 po.ints respectively. Gas Cost $10, Pajd $10,000 LA PAZ. Mexico (AP) -Drino Miller uys be paid ftd 'tor • gallon of guollne that lot him ·di co-driver Vic Wilson acnia lbe linilb·line !Int In tbe Mwcan l,(DJ l'Olif ~· The victory wu worth $10,000, to the Cotta Mell drivera. "I ran out of ias only nine miJea frpm the finllh," Millet aaJd Friday, I day after winning the grueling 832-mile race. "I louod some Me1lcans who had a can Of gu btrt they wanted sometbinl for It. The only money 1 had on me Wu a $10 bW. I ~idn1t beaitate giving It to them." The defeat snapped a seven-game Knick winQinl streak while the Lakers i.on lhefil'loutUI Jn a row. 'N~ .Yori( sodfing was Jed by Willis Reed .with ;:k points and 0 a v e DeBusschere with 19. The, Lakers, playing superb defensively btJl muffing scoring oppottunltles or their own, Wd the opening quarter. NIW YOllK LOI o\MOELll 0 ' T C1Mdtf' , U If E rdl;111 llt111Mll S J.• lJ Hritrl Refll ID ._I 2• (?tfl'lbrlft BtrnMt S 1·1 11 Gl'drc:ll "rtiltf" S ... 14 Wnt lr..ilfy J l·I 1 M~Ct1r J•clllll 1 0.0 2 MtMltn f'rk 1 0 .. 0 O HfJI lllonle11 ' ID-I I Rbr111 111.,,.lh 2 0.0 ' Trtvnt Tot11t a ,.,. 10• Tot111 H-Yort M S't tl LO. Anotlft :ii 11 ll l'oultd out: '*"· 0 ' T ' ... $ u I• J ,.7 • :: ~~o~ - J OrO ' ' ... 0 !·2 2 0 1·1 I ' .. ' 4272..J2 IO• ,._,.. ...... 7ot11 fOl.o".l "fitw Yorlt :n, Lot Ar.gtlU 21. A-1S.$JI.- - ::: Pae-8 Battle ·. ---. --:· -' Southern Cal GrUldets~ . -~ ..,_. - Invade Cougarland SPOKANE (AP) .,-Washington. St.le coach Jim Sweeney cte.rfibes Southern caJifomia as "just as feaTsome as ever" • Hardly anyone would disagree with him.' Sweeney's Cougars, bruised by .sever\ setbacks In eight starts, host the rugge4 USC Trojans in Spokane'Ulls afternoon in iPacific-8 Conference football ~rction.w Sweeney announced at the start of the Sea!On that his team would not be ~d as a doormat for olher Pac.a teams. But, except for a trlulJlph over Idaho, the Cougars' have had the bitter faste of defeat forced down their throat by evel')' team they have faced. But Sweeney claim!:. he is encouraged by-1everal chal'\8ea in ~ defensive l~p and is pointing toward a . strona: . ' . finish in the 1970 season. WSU has boasted a strong Offensive unit which has been able to rip through enemy defenses behind the quarterback- ing o{ Jack Wlgmore i.nd Ty Paine and the rushing of fullbs:k Bob• Ewtn and tailback Bernard Jackson. It has been the de!ensive unit -ncegl for some inopportune bungling by the .;,,; tense -that has permitted oppos~ teams to hammer the Cougars into ~ mission. -.:- The leaky slop corps has ~ strengthened by moving 220-pound Brijo. Lange to the right end spot previoualf held by 230-pound Terry Durst, MID shifted to left tackle. ....-6'_ Mark Painter, who has seen action a~ . , ' reserve end, was switched to the skc!J linebacker slot lo replace Injured ~ Do..... ."" ... 5 -rom. .-"'~ ... The veteran Dogterom and ailing qaj4 linebacker Pat_Mes.singer, the teiii'" leading tackler, will be sidelined for:_c@ use Contest. ::::-- Sweeney holda a deep respect for~ use backfield. "They have four fine ~ ners at tailback, and their fuJl*t Charlie Evans was the best blocking bide. . we faced last year," he said. ::; Pacing the USC offense is quarterbad. by the Monday night game between the Baltimore Col!J and the a.... Bay Packers on Channel 7 at I o'tloei. The M--*lkinp and Washin ..... Redskins are oo Channel 2 at 10 Sunday morning aad the -Oilland ·Raiden and Ckvet.nd '!r."'"' '!"• 111 °'"!"'"I t 1t ltunning ~ow Seco-~dary for Ryun Jimmy Jones, who can run « throw )riiai~ definite precision. Tailback ClartPt:i Davis rushed hia way to the Pac-t :~ ni91 UUe last season and has racked d 719 yards this year with three 1am11~ 1 o'clock. .. • llotrt Dam& hll!hlicbta e1 the batUe with' Pjttsbur&h can be seen on Oian- ·ne: ~ S'undiiy at tt iiid highlights of two other games (W if1f;ppi--HOUllon and Oregon-Air ·Force) will · be showa on Channel 7 at 4 q'clock&anday. TOPEKA. Xia. CAP) -There are op tbe track world bas not aeen tbe llit al. JUlt Ryun, J>ftlllf<r miltt o1 tbe tlllOa. ' Foc -thing, Ryun is bock In nmn1nc trim 1t tlO pcJUll<ls. For another, the pressures ef • KVen· year chiile to become the wortd'a a:reatest miler are behind him. Running is tun, 11)11 the world record holder, and be'• e.ojoylq his now ilalnlna regimen. , That tniloi_ng !Chtdule has many speailallnfl aboUI Ryun'• pl..,, ' But the aJender Kansan, who WIS in the limell&hl from the Ume he wu a tS..year- old aophomore at Wlchlta Eul Ilia!> ' ) Sebool anti] lit nlked of! 1 ltack In Jone 11111 In Miami. Fla, 11o·t tal<ln1 hll track career 'tllat ledoUaly nowadayt -Jt lout not pubUcl1. '"l'ryln( to live, rlpt now, I! mor. Im• portant to me than running," Ryun aaid.. "Runnlq Is oecondary to my family. Runni~ used to be the center of. my We, and it'bld to be. but It's not now," R~, IS, Is manied, fatM:r Of 11 daughter, Heatbtt. born last June. He ti 1 J>llOloerlpher for tbe Topeka C.p!tal· Journal . lllPll&hl ol bis day, he says, Is ping homo in the "''"',. and playing with his new dlugbter. Ut calls it ••the DJOBt utls- f yin& !hllll In lill' Ille." • JjnVRyun b ""'1tent, two yem 1go he wu..not. Re had jmt loct the 1,51)1).meter race to Kil!_ Keino ol Keeya in the Mexico City O!ympici. much to Tut cliagrin ol 1 lot of U.S. track fans. Ire says tbe altiltlde favortd Keloo, "but you're not goinl to convince a ~of people of that." He was tired, . Md sought a Jong rest but wu ablt to like ofr only a month before be wu beck in lra~ for bis senJor season at the Unlverait)' of Kansas in 1511. His heart· was not ln his running that aprlng, and be 1ained a certain amount of notoriety lq qulWna oeveral races -the Jut Jn Miami. malning. · ~;: Jim now speaks openly but wllb 1 tin,ae The defensive squad is built ~ oL regrtt about rece iving tansigntd' linebacker Greg Slough, defensive • ...._ ~anls with J\lf.L.ille_ word "quitter" .'_Charlie Weaver and defenalve ~ on them . Tody Smith. ..., "It •as mentaJ fat1guf1'1 he explains or The Cougan expect to start Ewen -'i his slopJ>ing In the middle of several' Jacbon at their replar &S!ipmenfli races ln 1919 before givinC up competitiQR together with Ed Armstrong al split~; altogelhtr. ''l had promised mytelf 11 rest Jimmy Oggs at wide receiver and 8"°"' following the Olympici !n l968. I didn't Aynaley at Oanker. ~ feel l hid rested enough. . · That quintet provides a rormldabt' 1'lt'1 not hard to Understand that -l.hrut to aey e:nemy dtftnsive o~ when you're not 100 perctnt lnte:rtsted -tion providii'.ll their (ront line can lf'lj ,;, months later you step oll the track.. them prol<ctkin. And ii the wsu ...... "It took as much courage: to atop in doesn't crumble when U'1 their tar'I • Miami aa lt does le compete ia a mtet.'' the fie:ld. ·!: . ~ ·~ ' ~ l· • •' • . . • :· .. , • l JI DAIL V '!LDT • EstallC1a ,--_StarS'. • ~ID Title ·contention, ~ \ DAILY Pll:OT ,..._ W lM l'tYM ESTANCIA'$ LINE OFFERS CURT THOMAS (12) NECESSARY PROTnTION• IN WIN OVER FOUNTAIN VALL~Y. --.-. .• Marina Staggers Loar a, 14-12 I . Blocked Punt in Closing Seconds 'Voes It successful punt blocking attempt late in had killed a Marina drive ~ the tltara By PHIL ROSS OI llM tllllJ' 1"1"1 lt•ff ~ra is the high school just down the the street from Disneyland. However, it was the Saxons' adver- aaries-tbe Marina Vikings, who pro- vided some 8,000 onlOoktirs at Anaheim's La Palma Stadium with a Fantasyland :ending Friday night fS Ult llllderdog Vik- .bigs .eked out a last n'linute, 14-12 Sunset .~ag'Ue football triumph. 1i'1Qbe win; not finalil.e<l until lhe lasL 21 . :.econds of the conf.est, .. vlUil.ed cOaCh UOn Wheeler'~ fighting Matina crew ;a.to. undisputed possession of third place in the Sunset and provided the school -.surance or ill first-ever winning season. .: ·It also marked the second straight set- ·back for the Saxons, who dropped a 21-12 cl8cision to WesUninsler last week. theWfthourthLoarperilodined. • 1 f five following the Lappin-Mo!i'n.a TD.' 1 a up napunt orma-The . 1 1 \ tion on a fourth down and three predica-. n, six P ays. ater, Dame Fortune ment at ils own 27-yard line with just manipulated her final strange tufn with $7 seconds remaining, Kerns broke Kerns: bloc~ punt effort. \ ~tb.raugb from bis defensive guard post Merma ongmally had led 7-' after a :10 . .smoQ>er .s.xon Dean LapPin '• punt IJfOductive ~yard, 12-ptay )eries Ji.>14int · ~ ,. ., lime It bad the ball . , Aiert: <Viking 'llolile Dave "''~ Hal!bacl< !lob Merritt,~ the l)re ~·.,.llie4iaif>ii'"lhe sum.12·and . Dllnute.dllve ol!.\with a.;ni..._ ~ Marina was given a final, .death-defying a hm,idoff from Monahari and diving into ~-~'~,;_.i.. ,.. .,..1. -~,, _..=, .... ~jl. ):8~t !W.IY~ •. ~11Uer :\ ~"l'llllilii~ac.-.. ~e Monohan lheri • ';"""~•·l'O•• " : ... :coolly d;li'8Cled his mlt;in for the clinch-Loaia s twm f~ure on ~tio-polni· con- •, tallY,lng the fi"-,1 seYen points himself Versions after e8.ch of it.!, setres proved ·oo a one-foot dive off right tackle and fatal for coach Herb Hlll s ~ons, who then adding a PAT placement. dro.pped to 4-3-1 overall and 3-3 in league Moment.. earlier It appeared Loara had action: locked up victory by slamming across a ( Marina, meanwhile, Improved to &-3 touchdown with 7:34 left on a 24-yard overall) and 4-2 (league). pass run play from Lappin to Ed Molina. 1c-ff G11•rt.rw OAM• 5TATl5TIC!i Fir11 down• rl,.hlng Flril downs ~aHlng Fl,.1 downi DC"1Ult1 To!ll 1;,..1 down1 Y1rds ruJ/llng Y1rd1 PIUtn, Y1rd1 lest Ntt y1nh e1lned , Pun•JJA~er1i. dl1l11'Ct Pen1tllt1/Y1rot Pf!lllllt.ld Fumb11t1Fu111t11B losl Mol)thon Vertllmlt!!• "'""' Tif1l1 ltUSHINO Mlrlt!• '" " • " .. lo•r• " ~ • " ~ ~er• II -"1 ' ~ . " ' " M ' ' ' " .. '" ' n• Jill.I J/lS ~· " ' • ' ' • • " • H~~n1 L111J1Tn Molin• Wlllitr Tol1lt 11 ., ~ >oo ' " PASSING M1rln• p~ lie pill 15 t I .. '" l " ' • " "' ·~ " "' 3111.l "" ~· ... >.> • •• ... '' u .., ·1.1 '·' ... ••• ~· ·'" . Marina, a five-point choice to lose be- fOre the opening ki ckoff, got the spark kit its ffrial surge from Bryan Kerns' And then to worsen matters more for ~c!'/;" 1 o a 1-1' Lo••• Wheeler's boys, the rugged Saxon defense --="'------~·'.__~·~~·__'-':'."'.__--'::''~'~"~'------''~'-~'-~'-~'~'---'·'~ ~ater Dei Rm1s Rampant, :Smashes Pius X, 50-14 By HOWARD L. HANDY 01 "" D•llY Pll91 Slltf DOWNEY -A1ater Dei High School ,t.oOk over undisputed possession Of the &~nd echelon of the Angelus League /fqot.ball standings Friday 11ight with a -~vincing 50-14 victory over host Plus X. ~'With Bishop Amal and St. Paul running away from the pack, Mater De i has taken complete control of the balance of the cir-~it with two successive one-sided vlc- iories. .,_ Bob Haupert did everything bul sweep ~ the stadium and if a broom had been 11\'ailable , he might ha ve even done that t"Tiday night. ·"'The senior signal caller for coach Bob Woods' Monarchs scored the first two 'loti.chdowns for Mater Del on runs of 12 ajid two yards, directed the attack until fhe game was out of reach of the War· tiors, caught a pass from his replace- illtnt Billy Clough and was outstanding .._·defense. :.o"tbr:ee Monarchs romped for ~Uer than >OO yards including Haupert, Dennis Woj· Area Calendar tkiewicz and Rick Sheldon. The team to- tal on the ground was 315 and Haupert and Clough completed eight of 11 passes tor 127 yards. Sheldon scored three times and added six conversions by place kicks to give him 24 points for the nighL His scores came on iiins Of 12, one and II yards. .wojtkiewicz went into the end zone 01111 a 25-yard romp and Terry Martindale $COTed on a pass from Clough from qiDe: yards out. The other tWo points were • scored on a piss irom Clough to Jim Nan-- ry for a two-~1nt cOnversion__ . Pius X's so phomore qu arterback John Hopkins electrified the cro\\'d on the first scrimmage play after the opening Mon· arah touchdown when he hit Johri Mc· Namee on a 63 yard sco ring pa ss. Jim Figueria.converted and it was 7-7. After the Monai-chs went ahead again in the second quarter. Hopkins passed to Dennis Getz far the final Plus X touchdown to knot the C()Unt 14·14 for the final time. f>eTeniively the MOftarch""StinOoiifi In· eluded Bob De.La.ncellotti. Mike Paino and Jae Knox among others. GA.Ml STATllT1C!i Fll"91 oo-ru1h l"9 Flrtr dollol!IS p1ou lnv Fl,,l dowi"I ptnl!1llh Total llr1t t;IOM!t Ytrcls ru1hi"11 Yards p1i1lr-g Yt•d• lost Nr! yll'lh g1!Md Pt,1t1lll AVWf'-dt111ntl P-1tle1,fY1nb MnlllHd Fulrlb1"1Filmb1B .._, MO • ' • " m "' " m ''"' ,,. '0/0 S<•,. •t G111rt1n " M1t1r ·Del ' " " " • .--,· ~ u• "' " ., J/~.7 ,,. '" ,,_.., "~ x ' ' • _,. ltUIHIMO M1t1r Dfi •• .. " ... ,,,_. " ... • " . 'MllltltW1" • "' • "' "'""" " '" • " ....... ' " • " M1111""•t. I • " -1e.1 Tor.it » •• " " .... ' ·-• " ' " ... ~ ' • ' .,,. _, .. " n • " .... " ·~ • '" MCNI"'" ' ' • •• '"'·-' • ' . .. .... ' ,, ' -" ''" • .. • '·' 1otlh • "' v .. ,ASIJNG Mettr Otl .. " "" ll "' H•-• ' I ,.., '*?:t.11 ' ' • .. ... " • I "' ·'" Thom(ltS, Shares Do It · As B·arons Fall Short By ROGER CARUON Of tM Dtoll'l'''ll" '''" Estancia High School, behind the ac- curate right arm of quarterback Curt Thomas and the toe of CaJ Shorel, lt.aY· ed in contention for • share of the Irvine League football tJUe Friday night with a come-from-behind 21-19 thriller over Fountain Valley. Before an overflow crowd al Hunting· ton Beach High, Thomas sparked coa~h Phil Brown'• Eagles to the clutch win with a pair of second hall touchdown aerials -the winning one a 13-yarder to - Lee Joyce with 4:46 remaining . Brown called the victory, "our best win ever," and credited Thomas' inter· ception on the Estancia 34 that started the final drive to victory the key to the verdict. Thomas passed to Lee Frledersdorf ·for a 46-yard gain to set up the fiaa1 ·com· pletion -but It took a Fountain Valley defender's unlucky tip in the end zone to provide Joyce with a gift in the deep- est part of the field. Jn all, the Eagle field general com· pleted seven of 10 for 176 yards and glue fingered receivers Fridersdorf, Joyce and Bob Kaiser hauled them in. Thomas' passing nullified an otherwise sparkling ground garne by the Barons, who' receipted for their first loss of the Irvine campaign. Coach Bruce Pickford 's Baron crew, now 5-1 in circuit play, had taken the lead earlier in the final quarter on Steve Mohulski's 15-yard burst over tbe middle [oll~lng Mike_ Can zone's fumble r~v.". ery on Estancia's 28. A tw~point PAT try failed and the Barons had a precarious 19-14 lead. Fountain Valley's first half scoring in· eluded a one-foot dive by fullback Rick Hartsfield culminating an 83-yard drive in 16 plays and a 59-yard blitz in Ute 5pace of 35 seconds. Ken S~bata had started it with an in. terception and followlng Tony Sepulve- da 's 37-yard scamper, Rick Power passed to Hartsfield for a 13-yard screen pass for the TD. Gary Hernandez's second PAT aUempt was wide and the Barons had a 13-7 lead at the half. Estancia's only score of the first half was a spectacular 90-yard kickoff return by mini-tailback (145) Jim Schultz, who sped up the middle and outleged .. the defenders to lhe goal. .._ Gal Shores' first of three perfect PAT attempts knotted the score .at 7·7 with 18 seconds spent in t.he second stanza. Estancia's Jnitial go-ahead TO came on Thomas' nine-yard pitch to Frieders· dorl to complete a 68-yard drive spvked by a 37-yard pass play lo Kaiser. Shores' PAT gave Estancia a 14·13 lead with 6:53 remaining in the third period. The victory sets up the Eagles (S-1) with a golden opportunity for CIF play. off consideration if they can· get by neltl -kl opponent, Cot~ d~ 1 Illar. v1Ct0ry would aJSUre the Eagle• with al worst. undhi:puted second place, •* best, I three-way Ue for tbe clwpplon· thip. eAMI STATllTICS ,. Finl "-rllthlnl l'lrtl downl P1Ulnt11 l'lril downl "'1111111 Toi.1 ·fl,_! doWl\I V1rdt r\1$111ng V1rd1 oeulftf Y1rd1 1011 N.t 'flrd1 llolli'lld PUftlt./AVtrlOI 11ltt91Kt P-ltltl/Y1f'ds Plf"llled F~F\Mlbln .._, " ' ' " "' n • •• lfM.0 2110 "' lctrl •r Oll•rtWl I ' , • " '" "' .. "" )fl2.f •1!1 '" FD1,1111t ln V1U1y o U 0 6-l t E1t1nd1 o 1 1 1-21 ausMIM• . ., .... '" ,. ~ ... ThO~• " .. .. -.0.7 Scllu!l1 " ... I .. , D!IOl'I ' • • ... Moor• ' • • ... ICl\Hf I ' • '" Tot1la ~ ,00 .. ... '111111111 V1tlly -.. ' • • .., Mo1111!1kl " " • ... H1rlllltld ' " • ... Mc1Certrl1 • ~ • •• $1P1.1lved• " "' ..;__..r ... VIMl'f I I ... TO'l•ls ~ m " PAISIN• . ....... H " ... " T"""" " ' ' "' '"-f•lll VI"" .. ~. ' ' .. Sea Kings In 14-7 Loss To Griffins By ARMAND HANSON Of 1111 Dlll'f Plllt lllff ... "' ·"' .... Normally you would think a wet turf would handicap a tunner more than a passer. But, th.at wasn't the case Friday night as lhe Corona del Mar Sea Kings came out second best to the Loi Alamitos Griffins in their Irvine League football showdown 14-7. No rain !eH Friday night but Western High School in West Anaheim was ltil1 wet from rains earller in the day. And the soggy going had a mare.&edous effect on the passing of the Sea 1Kinp• Keith Samuels, the league's leading pauo er, than ft ma on Mike Biuort of J.ol Alamitos, the league's leading rusher. Samuels was pitdiing strikes Uke Sm- dy Koufax_ The southpaw was on target several times, three perfect strikes into the arms of his receivers, only to have them slipping across the gridiron, unable to get a solid enough footing to be able to hang on to the ball. Hixson, on the other hand, was not af. fected by the slippery turf • Coach Frank Doretti had him runnl•g slant! and the hard charging hallback. built close enough to the ground at 5-6, uUliud his speed, power and particularly hi! rast starts to gain 190 yards in 30 carries. His longest gain was 21 yards. He had 1"llM of 19, 18. two for 16 and one for 12. The rest or tbe time he would reel off dashes of five, six-and seven yards before he would either slip or get knocked down. Then when Corona would get its hands on the ball. it ran into troubles. TroubJet enough that chances to win never mater. lali~d. Of course, s<1ne credit has to be given to the Griffins. They defensed the Sea Kinp well . Los ~lamitos. lron.icaJly, scored on 1 pass midway through the first quarter ~ gain a 7-0 lead which stood til half· ti.me. Dave Joveo caught Terry Stupy·si eight.yard pitch in the comer of the end uine and Jim Hamilt0n converted. The score capped a 72-yard drive on the first series of plays for the Griffins Then, when they received the second half kJckofr, they promptly drove 65 Yards on t 1 plays with Hixson scoring on a four-yard slant. Bob Ferrl!O scortd t~ Sea Kings' touch~oWn Wlth 34 seconds remaining in the third quarter to get Corona back in the game alter trailing 14-0. The. score climaxed a 4S.yard march following a fumble recovery. And not a paq ~u thrown on the eight play series. Joe Ricca converted. Tht fourth quarter was much like the sec~ quarter• with neither team able to gam any real advantage and the final rewlt left each tum with 3-3 won Jou records. ltUSHINe C-611 Met FwNrw kl " Mll• " " ....... " • .... ,_ • " fot11t I • " '" MlsMn Wt .. ...., .... '""' " •• . ...., • " llll!tfl• ' I ' ' t11111 • ... Pil.lllNIJ C......11t1M1r S.l'!Mllt .. " " • ,_ • I «M • • • ' '" .. " •Q ""·' ., .. "' .... " • • " •• " " ,., .,. '"' ~· ' ,_, 1 ._u " ';J ' • . .. " • •• • ... " .. ' ... • • •• .. ., • ... " ... ... ll "' ' .tu • ' ·"' .... 1-<00ll;lflt " , ' "' ... Tote .. " ' ' • .1u "" ..... """' """ " ' n CURT THOMAS (12), JOHN OIXON (:MJ LEAD ESTANCIA TO 21-19 WIN. ·"' ·. h ,I • ,, • _, " " •• ... ,, ·' ·' •• •• .. •• •• " • " 'f • y • • u n u • " • I .. 't • • • • • '• ' 0 l ' l • • • I I I I I ,, I DAILY PILOT ....... W ._...,.. KtlftW DAILY PILOT J$ Holmes' Runs 8Q •, But Trito·ns Win . . . The Game, 20-7 ~~ ~· ' BJ JACK WEST I Of .............. A....ir. Holmes eleclrllied Iba fans with a brilliant IQ.yard IGU<bdown run bUt . tt didn't deter Sao CJomeole .. Ille Trltons scored a :J0.7 'fki«y over Mil- 1lon Viejo in Q-Mtvlew I.ague actlon held on Iba· winnen' pidlron Friday- night. Holmes' fantastlc tcamper through the • left aide of his line found him breaking no 1"8 than thr<e open field tackles as he narroWed the l•P only 25 second!: after Ray Cannavo bad given the Tr~ fDns a lU leed with $:52 remaining ill Iba -period. Sao Clemente acored in e.ach of tbe rust thr<e periods, then dllplayod a strong defensive game to hold back the determined effort of the Dlabloo Jn the latter stages of the 1ame . .Bob McNamara carried the bulk of the load Jn the first cir.Iv• ol the Tritons, picking up 23 yards ln three carries aa San Clemente went ~ yards in eight plays following a poor punt on the part of the Dlabios • McNamara carried the linal lour ysrds of the drive that was aided tremendously by a lf>.yard personal foul penalty agaln&t MisSion Viejo. JWth 7:23 remain· ing ln the first period, Gil Lujano missed a PAT kick for the only time out of thr<e tries for the night. • Can,navo waa the bulwark for san Clemente on a 65-yard drive that began with the start of the ....,nd period, The Tritons med up haa of the per· lod with H plays, with Cannav<> gaining 22 yards Jn six carriea, getting the final yud on a burst through the cent.er of the Diablo line. the Dllblo falthful Oil the first scrlin· mqe plly following the intermh1aii>o homecomlng show. ·: Deep Jn their own terrilory, the Dja. blol wert krced into a punting sitm~ tlm then bad the mialortune of walcll· iDg the ball go dead on their own '4. Oil the next play, Cannavo duhed-to Iba .... Two plays later, Keith Gibsoo sneak~ eel the final yard. Again Lujano ldd!Jd well, glving the Trilons a 20-7 load wjth 2:59 remaining In the th~d period.; Bob DuJlcb made a deiormined elffJfl lo pull Iba game oul of the lire Jn '1< final aianla but was held sbort wlien Den Russell re<0vered a fumble on jbe Triton one for San Clemente. , Moment,, later, another drive was nip. ptd when McNamira intercepted a Ou· llch pass deep Jn San Clemente lerrJ'°'1. eAMI STATISTICS ,trlf dowN PVll'lll!I' ,lrlf dOWllt 11•ul"' Flnt dowM "'1tlll•it Tol•I llrll dowN Ylol'dl rvll'llnl Ytm PMallll .,..._'"' IM! ,Y•nll Nlnold MV ' ' ' " '" " n "' ' ' ·~ ,, .. " n' .... h/AWT'-dls!MCI ~1ie.;/Ytrdt -IJrtd F11mbln/F!llTlbltl loll 511'.4 Ii 1:. "t.! kw• ~ ....,,.,. Mtulon Vltlo d 7 S.n Clemtnr. ' 7 Mcff1Pn1rt , ..... c.1111..,.. _ .. ·-Tott II llU~MING Ml111H VNll l(b ~g ' ' • n 11 120 " n 3f 167 S• ClillMl'lh • • . " 1~ 76 ' . " " (I 1" l'ASllNG .._ .... 1/M "' •,Il l D 0-...;. 1 o-,a:_. • • • ' " " • • • ' " " ' ... •).O •2.1 ... .. , •• ., ... .. .. "' u I CLARK JARRETT (44) OF SAN CLEME NTE OUTLEGS DIABLOS' MI KE DICKS. Then Holmes briihJened the bJpea of "''"" ,. ti( Jlllll ,." 12 ' ' '~ FV Gridder Helps Down Trojans, 8-0 By MANNY PINEDA Of ltll Dally l"llol Sl•ff . BELLFLOWER -More ~perienced antf-.lalented-Sk-Jolut-.Bolco didn!t-rua - away from young University High, al· though-the Braves woo, 8-0, in tbeir foot- ball game Friday night on the victors' field. · Two of the points were donated to the Braves on-a safety by the gambling Trt> jans, who went after a first down W!'ile deep in their own territory and failed to make it . The other six Bosco jayvee points ~ame legitimately when the Broncos charged 9l yards after a pass interce~ tion in the third quarter. University gave it a big try in the final two minutes, recovering a Bosco fumble on the Trojan 3t and advancing to Bos• co's 18 before the gun stopped the attack. Walker broke away for a M-yard run and he connected with a timely nine-yard pass to Bob Patterson for the big gain~rs. Defeat made University's overall sea~ son record at 4.3, while Bosco improved its season mark to 6·2. Ironically it was one of nine Orange County lads' on the Bosco squad who was responsible for the Braves• first tv.·o points. Mike McKenna. guard from Fountain Valley tackled University'1 Joel Champ- lin behind the Trojans' goal for a safety with 6:12 to play in the second Quarter. University, after stopping Bosco at the EDI SON'S ROCKY WHAN (32) ALMOST BLOC KS BE NITO RICARDO'S PUNT. 16 on downs to halt a 45-yard attack, reached its 25. With a foot to go on fourth down quarterback Tom Walker attempt- ed to' sneak ahead but failed. Bosco picked up a first down, but the valiant Trojans dug in and took the ball away on downs at their own four. Champ. lin failed to gain and then on the next play was trapped as McKenna tackled the Trojan in the end zone. , . . Bosco opened the game w1~ a 1un1~r gtudded lineup a, only one sen~or was in action 13tit-it wasn't1mtil the final sev~n min~ when the Braves employed their genuine reserve players. ba ked , ·1 however never c -U111vers1 y .. _.-1•~' U'the'Wlly· '!lie down and was 1n 1R:1 e a • Trojans started a third quarter drive when Doll Tague, guard, r~vered a Bos- co fumble on the University 41, but Bos.- intercepted on its own nine and from l:re went all the way for game's lone touchdown. ed ... , ht Speedy Darnell Johnson tum 1.1ie rig comer for an 18-yard dash and the score, but the PAT Jdck went wide. . . Alter the Bosco touchdown. Uruvers.1ty moved from its own 40 on a steady dnve of 60 yards with Champlin and Walker rushing for good yanlage plus a pass, Walker to Patterson for 11 yards. But a walker pass was Intercepted on Bo"'°'' 10, ending tba threat. ..... ~ ' • " • • " .... ' • • " "' "' • "' "" .'1U •• .... .... ';l u ... u u "' .... .. ~~~~~~~~~~~ :ewe Poloists In 12-6 Win; OCC Upended Golden West College virtually assured Itself of a share of the Southern caurornia Conference water polo cham· pionsblp Friday with a 12-6 victory over Rio Hondo in the winners' pool. The win avenged an early season coo· ference loss to Rio Hondo. Rio Hondo now has a 6-1 circuit mark wh11e the Rustlers trail by one-half game. C'.oach Tom Hermstad's Golden West team figures to .have little trouble with LA Harhor (Tuesday) and LACC (Fri· day) in its two remaining matches. In Friday's outing, the RusUers jumped out to a 3--1 lead al the end of the first quarter and had a COlllDlllllding S-2 margin at the balftime break. Seven RusUers (igured in the scoring. !tarry Noah led the way wllh thr<e goals while Don !Jppold~ Dave Mliler and Steve McC.onnaugby bad two. Mark Mansfield, Roy Buell and Paunl Rossi scored once. The \•lctory rtn Golden Wesl's season mark to 12.J0-1. --- ln ·other polo 1ctkin Friday. Cm-iloe handed Orange Coast a. ,..$ setback In the winners' pool. Tom Warnecke paced Orange Coast wltn two goals while John Reeg, Bart Hinesly and Joha Blauer bad one each . The'two teams were'lfed at the half(~ 4), but Cerritos outscored the Pirates, 3· o, tn the third q~to take a com· 11!1u1dinc 7-l advantage. Ediso·n Humbles CM, 35-7 Aerial Game Proves Difference By GLENN WHITE Of ltM D1t1Y 1'1191 Sllff Undefeated Edison combined a potent aerial game with a tough ground attack' to humble luckless Costa Mesa High, 3'-7, in an Irvine League football duel Friday night at Newport Harbor High. Jt "'as close for most of three quart.en "1th coach Max Miller·s determined Mustangs fighting the loop leaders tooth and nail. , Edison was nursing a 14'7 lead after the losers' Kim Wolf had gotttn his mates back in contenUon with a 49-yard scoring scamper with 9:59 ·left in the Utlrd period. Benito Ricardo's conversion made It 14-- 7 and the J\lustanp bad silced the deficit in half. However, clnssy quarterback JerrJ Hinojosa wuted no time in oetUJng the Issue. He directed the CIW'gm 14 yards In 10 plays for the ~clincher and scored the touchdown from two yards out on a kee~ er. Gacy.Balcb add_ed his third of fivo con· version kicks and it was 21·7 with 3:09 to go In the period . Ediaon's final quarter tallies came after breaka, one following a l~yard rQUghing the kicker penalty, the other Balch's 68-yard interception return for sir poinll wlllf 53 !econds left. ~ difrercnce was prlmirlly Edison's ablllly lo. po~ es oppOsed lo Mesa's aerie.I woes • The Chargers racked up 153 yanSa by air while Colla Mesa bad but Ill<. Hinojooa 1'u particularty elfe~tive w· ly with bb: throwing, connecting on aevtn of his lint nine """' with John Fialler the cenlral targel Costa Mesa's defense dld a lborough job of coolalnlng Edilon'i heralded Jim MoK!ey, IUl'TeDderlng lea than two yards per cany Ull the Jut period when the Olarger back burst for 59 yards to aive Edison Ill :Jf.7 1 .. d. 1b&.M"tang1 an1w~.Mo11iy With a lough runner Jn Woll, who chllkechlp 111 yards In II carries and -partlcullrty out.landinl Oil bis TD-jamtt, twice how~ Ing ..... deleodett. Edison's deleme turned Jn a keen job of rippJnc tile 1111t1taJtP eVecy tlloe they CIF Grid Scores El Roncbo II, Long Beach PolY I Lek.wood lt, Long S.adr Mlllikan 14 Long B<adt WiloOo 70,' Loni Bach Jordan 14 A"'8dia 31, El Monte 14 Mark Koppel 7, Arroyo o Bonita n, Upland 15- . G-31, South Hill.o 9 L South Tornnce 12, Redondo e.ach o Downoy 11. Compton IS Palos Verdes 18, AviaUoa I Glean 17, Gahr I tried to go wide or deep. But Mesa had things pretty much it own way inside. Edison '1 first touchdown was produced by Moxley, who aacked over from the two to cap a U.yard attack with 18 soconds left Jn Iba Initial stanza, · Then Hinojosa puled JJ ysrds Jn Fisher for the IOCOOd TD lo conclude a 5f>.yard blilz. The litter wu set up.when the Iosen gambled on fourth and four on the Charger 46. Wolf got a yard on the play and Edllon was accorded e1celle11t fltld po11IUon. "'""" .....,, , ... OAMI STATllTICI ,, • • • " • CM " ' • " "' • • "' """ ot• 1/0 ,..., ,,_, 'l\ ,: . tu 1,0 .. .. 1'• .. • • " • • • •·' "' •1.1 ... ... tu .. "" .... 1111 Cllmllltl ...... Ill ' I " Sonora Stop s Laguna Beach In 32-8 Tilt By CRAIG SHEFF Of "" Dtlly Pill! Sl•tf """ ,,. A 25-yard touchdown pass lrith 29 ~ onds left in the first hall broke a score- 1• tje and sparked Sonora High to a.JI. 8 Orange League football victory over IA· guna Beach at La Habra High Friday llighl 1'>e victory kept Sonora in a first place tie with Saddleback and set up next week'• showdown batUe for the ebamplon- ahlp The loss was Laguna's eighth stratcbt of the '70 campaign. . Laguna plsyed inspired football in tJte f1nt half, balling a pair Of Jong Sonora drives. The last one came with ju4l)'h minutes remaining ln the second qUarter When Laguna's Gary Irvin recovered.·a fumble at-his own three yard tine, · With time running out, the game' J.a· gunans appeared like they would go-Jnlo the dressing room tied with the Raiden. But with a minute Jell in the half V>e Artlsb: were forced to punt and two P.J.iys later Sonora had the only seore It needed. The payoff pass went from quartar)IJ!'k: Brad Hillman to end Doug Ford. A Hill· man 15-yard pass to hallbact Bob Btum set up the 1COre. Blum then added a tw1>point conver- sion, taking a pass from Hillman. , After that It was all Sonora. . With Hillman and No. 2 quarter~ Gaylen Ratliff directing the show in ilie second half, the Raiders marched up.irk! down the field with ease. , 11 Sonora Jotaled 471 yards for the game', rushing. for 24$ and passing for ~ 226, . ·-1 Hillman was instrumental jn a pair of third quarter scores, running for 17 y~ and passing lo Biwn for another a.:/< l!J.yanl pass from Rot!iH Jn end TMu> Heller gave the Raiders their final aoOrfe with 10 minutes left in the fourth quatteJ'. Sonora attempted four tw1>point cop· versions and all were successful .,,.., Laguna got on the board _with five ·q. utes left In the game when quarter~ Gary Fisette went five yards around.ltft end for the score. lo ' A JlOS!I front Fisette lo Sklp Winship pve the Artists a twt>point conv~ 1 Hallback Walt ottlner was the Artldl' leading ball canier with 67 yard!" in 15 catties against a tough Sonora defensiVe line. •AME STATISTtCS LI • 1' lttt doWnJ M~lfl9 ' ,, r:rrn llOW'nt P1Hlnt1. ' • Flnt cro-1 ""llllH ' ,, Tot•I 11'11 down• " " v ... d• 1"111111"' '" ·2..: Y•rcb ""1119 " "' Yerd1 111111 " ••• Net rtnf• ••hWll "' .,,, ' .. Ul'lbl ... ___ dlttll'G ,,,,_, :,If! "-lli.s/Yardt l*\lll* "" Flilll'lll•/Fwnlllel lolt V O 11) : ........... ,,..., ~· ~ L....,,.l .. dl • • • -· • • " ,_,,. ' llUSHINO --.. ,. ~ ' ':J WIMl'lr. ' .. • ...... ts " • ,.., ·-• " • .. ,,_ " " " ·] w-• t • • ....... t • ' Tlllla ;o ·IU .. . : ~ -"~ " " • ·:~ "~~~7t • n ' ' .. • • """"'"" • " ' n Hlltnlen • " ' . , .... ,nt ' " • ...... • " • -' " • iu '"''" • " • u ....... • • ' ... ·~· .. l'ASSIHO ... • .. --" .. ... ,. :lE """' ' • ' ,. -.. Hiit"*" " .. • ·-Al ..... t ' • " ~ ltllll" . • ' • .. , ... • .. • ... .. I . I I lj ... . . . • • .!_f; c;JLY Fllti Tars Try t o· Keep Pace Against Newport Harbor's Tars will a1tc1npt to accompllsh a Uircc· fold success tonisbt when they tan~lc with the Santa Ann Saints ln an 8 o'rloc:k Sunset League footb:ill 1nu1chu1) at Snnta An(I IJO"'I. Parl Un('_ In the Ne\vport c[- forl t'Onlinu ing triun1ph11ntly '"Ill unFold 11 the T11rs of w ach Em11~ Johnson nrl!' able lo ruin thC' Saints' ho n1eco1n In g !e.~li\'ilies tonight. The :;ccond portion or the success story revolves nround the Sunsel L<.'ngue title. \\'h1t'h 1he UlueJackets could \Vln outright or share (a,ost likely with Anaheim) if they dumri Sanla Ana and then can dlspo.se o( lfuntingtcn Beacb next week. 'J'hlr~. but not least, a sunset crown (or share of it) v..•ould be the !irst for the · Sailurs since 1M2 and It would provide them v..·ith only the se· cond ClF playoJ! berth in school history. Saint head coach Tom Baldwin, normally an op- limist, speaks realistically \\1hen he says, ••frankly, I don 't think we have moch chance against them. "Quarterbacks seem l o alweys haYe good da ys against U5 and this Alvin White (Ne~·port ilgnal callu) JJ one. of the better ones around." Vl1hite, a 6·Z, 210.lb. senior, has nelted 201 yards on lhe ground and has gone to the air on 98 occasions, connecting f3 times for 560 yards. Santa Ana has a good, all· round quarterback in Gary Brown but the 180-lb. senior is just reC1:1vering from an ankle Injury and is not expected to be at full Lilt tonight. To compound JJ r.,o w n ' s miseries, the Tars' defense ' bU made 1 shambles of o~ pooing offenses, allowing just 33 points.in seven cont.eats and having run up four shutouts. 1be star of the Newport pro- tective forces, safety Bill Whitford, has hijacked 10 enemy aerials while turning In yeoman duty at an offensive end post In addition to the above woes plaguing the Saints. ace running back Monie Floyd (1&5) is a doubtful performer tonigQ! with a sUghl con· cussion and a pair of gimpy Rus!let·s, Cubs l\lix Gauchos Eye Circuit Title; Lions Test I11 Cr11cial Tackle San [J erdoo Tonight Western's Defense A high scoring Los Angeles City College Cub football team wl!I battle the Go!Ucn West Ru s tler s tonight in a Hon1croming garnc at V~13ard Stadiurn on !ht Orange Coast CollC'gc campus beginning al a o'clock. 1"hc game is a S0\1\hcm Caltrorn1a Confercnco outing :md the loser \\"Jll drop from .an.v furl her tille contention. The Go!dc.n \\lest defensive ur.it untlrr cn k hei:: Don Rov.·c <J nd Fred Hoover, hns been up and <lo\! n this season and a rlt11vn performance ag:lin!il the high li L"oring Cub machine c1A1ld sprll disaster. J.-IJ.~ AnJ:lcll$ has be c n avcra~ins 32 points a game in six /)rC\'lous cncoun1ers. Saddleback College's Un· defeated football tea m at- tem pts to take a step closer to the. Mission Conference charn' pionsh ip tonight \vhen the Gauchos host San Bernardino Valley College al i\lissio n Vie· jo High. Came I ime is 8. The Gauchos have dO\vncd six opponents this season ~four in confere nce) and are favored to make it seven tonight. A week ago. ton ight's en· counte r figured to be a breather for Saddlcback. But after the v.·ay San Bernardino manhandled Southv.·cstern 130- 14 ) last \1·cek. the Gauchos figure to get all they can han- dle. A win by Saddleback tonight and i'l Sou1hwestcrn victory over Riverside 1vould earn the Cnuchos a share of the con· fc rcnce title \vith t1•"0 games ren1.1ining. Al!hough San Bernardino is only 1·3 in the circuit race, the Indians are lhe highest scoring team in the conference. ·They've logged 100 points but have also allowed 139. Fullbacks Mike Richardson and Bill Spencer, a pair of 1'J5- pounders, gear the Indians' pi.lnishing ground game. Saddlcback "-'ill rely on the running of tallbaek Toby \\'hippie. who need just 18 ya rds to hit the magic 1,000 figure for the season . Quarterback Chris Hector'S passing gives Saddlebaek a balanced attack. San Bernardino coach Bob Mccutcheon says the key to the game is stopping Whipple. But. that's betn said six times in vain already this season . A-1cCut cheon c a I I s Sad· dleback the best drilled and best disciplined team in the conference. He adds that his club has always been able to move the ball. but that the defense has had its problems. Gaucho coach G e o r g e Hartman says his team will have to play ene or its best games of the season to beat San Bernardino. "Our last three games will really be dogfights. We can 't afford a loss. We can't let San Bernardino catch fire . Once they do , look out." Hartman will welcome back linebacker-fullback Rocky Fletcher and offensive tackle Brian Whitbread. Fletcher played the opening quarter last week against Grossmont then sat out the rest or the way with an ankle injury. Whitbread didn't see action last week because of strained ligaments in a knee. Foot})a)J Standings CllEITVIEW Ll!AGUI ~ J w L. .... l"A Ort~oe 6 c lit •~ El Modena J I 1l2 71 /\tkling lo the concern of lhc d cf('tlSll l' CO~("hf'S is I h c rctul'll ur qu;11·tc1 b:it k Tral'iS !\ic\llt:hnrl ·rhe Cuh ~i1:n.:ll (':i!lt r has been out of action :,1ncc the 1!11rd g,•me of the ye.tr \\'hen he suffered a b1okl'n ann . Co:ich Ron Botch.in of LACC iays ~1c~1 ichacl wHI be. buck in a c I io n this \\'rck. It has been \.\'ithrAil !he first ::Iring quarterback that the Cubs ha1·c bC'en storing, scor· ing. and SC{)ring. Oilers Shoot for Upset Against Tough Colony S.n t ltrnenll l J 14 1' K1Jtll1 3 3 7l 109 VIUI P1r1r, 2 J ,, n FoollllU 1 ' Ml " Tu1Un I 4 ,, lll Ml11lon Vtelo 1 J U !O!I 'fift¥'1 ICMH El MOdtftl !t, K11tll1 1 Or1ngt 51, Foo!lllll 6 5tn c • ..,.....,,, XI. M!1don--Vl11" 1 Tonl11tt'1 ·- }Jhil Krilm<'r is lhe lcadini; 600 yards while JlJul Henry h;is run for 460. The Cubs also have an cutstan ding field goa l kicker in the person of Bronko Bc!icmsky. He his kicked six of 11 attempts v.'ith the longest from 41 yartls and h;:is added 22 of 23 ex tra poinls. On lhc Colden \Vcsl front, <'o:ich R<i y Shackleford is v.•;i.ry of 1hc ~ize or the Cub ~quad t1long v.•it h the in· dividual s1x·cd of Lhc ru nning backs. ··They a ~ :1 high scoring len m and \\'C 'rill ha\'e our hanrls full this \';eek, 1 nn ly hope \'i'e can score more lhiln the;-.r do." Last )'l!llr the r ubs ;o;on n J-t- 0 vcrd lcl ovrr C\\"C. GoMltn W~st I.AC( 1·~ ~!""'""'~~ ' r . .,~ '" ;•• o ..... , ' '"~ '" XII VO<"ono ,, " "' '" Ill ".t'•~•-u.t ' l-'>•'1 ;15 1'" Er<'_., ,, (4.~ ... no t lO , ... ., ~'"" ' G<'t'~<"lln '" I I 011~'" ' \II'•! o i "' " I': .. ~.·~ D ~·m,...on '~ I," flJ(WI • • It•· •r~ , .. 11\ 0<""'•(• ' ~· ....... , .. l &(l (ilH•J•• " ....... \(', M l1 unlington Beach and Anahc1m. ty,·o Ions t I me Sunset League: rivals. clash tonight in a circuit football g<1me at La Palma Stadium. Kickoff is set for 8 o'clock. Victorv is mandatory for (\naheini in order to keep pace y,•ith co-leader Ne wport Harbor v..·hiie the Oilers can turn their 1-6 season around \\'ith a Yictory over the fa vored Colonists. Coac h Ken ?.!oats' llun· lingtnn Beach crew has a solid running attack and an ade· ciuatc defense -and if the Oil City passi ng same comes into focus the Oiler mentor says l'li" te;1m can upsel Orange Co11nty"s :.lo. I rated team·. Anaheim has come on ~trong recently, s he 11 i n g· 1.I11rinn. 48·8, and Santa Ana , :l3-6. behind !he runn ing pov.·er nf sorhomore tailback Kirt Bethke. Anahc1m·s offense has com(' al i\'e l\'it h the ad dition of Bethke to the lineup to aug- ment Sunta Ana Va 11 e y transfers J oe lit c Cu 11 e y (quarter ba ck) and Jim McCulley (fuJlback · linebacker) along with Bob ?.fcQueen at flanker. Huntington, however. nas always proved tough for the Colony. , Last year it required a last quart er I o u ch down by Anaheim to salvage a 14·7 decision. Leading }!untington's run· nlng atlack is Garth Wise, who'\! start at quarterback and supply the Oilers with a pass-run threatening his sprin· tout style. And he has tailback Steve Pickford and fullback Steve Duval (210) on hand to give the Oilers running punch. The opposition has hurt the Oilers' air attack. intercepting 16 limes. ""•htlrt! ~~nlln1tt11 luch 1'1 .. ..,, .. ion • Cit~!> ·~ ?U lfater~ ' Polter ·~ 1'1 llenMr G T Wl'9 "' ,01 ll"tll ' ~OllllY '" IM Coollt G GU!llafld ·~ !01 Ooyl1 ' lll~fr "' lit f.lov!ltv ' WM•1 ·~ 1'1 McCullev 0 Wl~I '" 1110 Bet~lo;~ • Plc~!~,11 "' 191 McCUlllY ' Dw 1I "' 111 McQlll!•n ' Cl1r1lll "' Vltlt P•rl< 11 T111!1n SUNSET L•AGUE w ' Newport H1rbor 4 I Anft~lm I M1rlfll I ' L<111r1 l 3 Wts!ml111t1r 1 3 S1nll An1 1 l Wt1!,......, J l Hunun11Dn eeach o s l"rldt•'1 Sc•l'I M••!nt 14, lurt 11 =: .. l~ 116 Joi IS 72 11 •• .. 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Tonip.hl's R o"t']O('k :lou th Coast Confl'renL'C <'lash at ;\It. ~1\C fJgure>s ai;:un In he dominated by the oHen~c!I'.. Fnr t•o::ich l)ir k T11('krr's OCC Pirates If., a 1nu~1 s1tua- l1on. Stlll alive in l).e run for lhe confl'renre ('bn mpinn~hip, the Plralc.\ hal'c to \\·In 1hr1r thrct' re1n11ininA lilt.;: l(l ha\'C a ~hot :1t a share of 1l1t• cru"ll / Thus f:tr OCC is 2·1 iri' tfte ronfcn.•nre. trailin,1: Fullerton t4-0f and Cerritos \3·\l. OCC and ~!I. SAC rely hc;n·1tv on thei r quartcrbllrks Jo cnr'rv the off("nSi\'e loatl. ~touclue signal caller Joe r.nm('.i: is a\·cragi ng about 35· 40 riass~!:. ll game this se<1son. Iii''" passed for over 1,300 yarris. (;nniez seldom runs and h;irdly ever scrambles. Orange Coost Jives and rties bl'hind the quarterbacking of (;ary \'::ilhuena. He's been the main reason ' o•sy·c•ro •c:fiv• weir for men and boys ,\i ia c.~ef• by mighty·mtc I • why the Pirates ha ve posted victories O\'er Santa Ana I 34- 7) and Cerritos t l7-J3) in their last two outings. \7albu::-na ha!> been running more and passing Jess in the Matt r Otl 1 1 Pl111 X 1 J SeNllt 1 l 51. .-.ntltonv o t 1~7 '' '' 1U $3 173 " 1•2 Fr!dtY'I lt•rt.I ll illloc> Am•t •~. SI A11U1o•w 0 M~rer Oeo SQ, l'lu• )I U SI, l'aul 411, 5erv1tt 7 Nt•I l'rld•''I 0Ul'IH St. P1ul VI Bis...,.. Amel at Ml SAC Plw1 )I 81 St. AnlhonY Mt ter Oel Y• Servllt t i Bit A U.31) last h\'0 games. ••VI Nl LlA«lUE His chicr receivers are Doug w L "" ~A , ..... ) EdliO!I • O 11' 11 Young and Tom ~1alone. es11nt.!• .s 1 ,.,.. 111 Younn ha~ caurrht 25 passes Foun111n v111.., s 1 ,., H t> l'i CD<'llM'"I Mtr ) ) 1.).j tJ this season '''hile ~talone has u.. '1•"'""' i ' 1B<1 .., hauled in 15. Costa M"" 1 ! !S 1n M&o""'i• t 5 " !)~ The 0CC runn ing game has s1nt1 Ane '+'•Hn o ' ;1 1K I c _ I ~ ! b l'rloH,•1 ltM'IS • a so ut.·en 8 ven a LIVUS Y eo1..,., :u. CC1$11 Mtw 1 freshman Brel Mnttlas who e111n<.l• J1, Founr11n 111111y '' · k l&1 A11mltoi. l~. Coront '"' Mar 7 pie ed up 121 yardi; in lhe win M1tno111 "· s1nt1 ""' v.11.., t o\·('r Cerritos last week. He N111 T111tn111,•1 G11n1 Mt Of'Ol l1 "' LOI A!t..,Uos I t W"!lrn bad 74 against Snn\J Ana. Nett ,r1d1w•1 Gamt1J "\Ve've ""'intcc1 oul in !he '" v~11w "" c:c1t1 M••• ,, occ: 1·~ N••I S1lv•d•w'1 a ...... te,1111 \hnl \~c hnve In V..'in !he Foun111" Valley "' Edlw n a! occ Inst three g11mes lo get a part "°~111nc11 "' ct1ron1 d11 M1• •t New· of the cham pionship,·• sa~·S" OA•D1.N 011ov• Lt.1.ou1: T'uck~r. "But all three of those 111nc:~ Af1mu• :' 0L. ~: '":, tcan1~ could knQC:k 11s off." t>1dt1ta ~ o 1n .t. 5.<lillll1go J 1 •• ~ OCC will make t"'O lineup 8o1sa G"•l'ldt ' J ,. u Cha~ Le '1 I Gftrde<I G•tw• , l '° .. .. ee5. e 1• OGf"C s ex· l • o urn11 1 4 u ,1 peeled In n1ovr Into the L°' 1.11"'1'°~ o J s.. 1• 1l9r1inJ1: rultback spot in place "'"111.., ,;:i':,..,6':::!, of Ton)' \'trntlmlgliA who has a u 0111n11 "'· Lt11 "'"'1-14. ~ I nd G T..il1hl't. OllM lohr1't I lo>tltl•ll llddlty , • • Don Hull°" k!ckllt J lltld tMlt In lht lftllrt ltO tltllfft In lllt • Niii-i 1" .. lb1H L .. t-1111 -wnd 11p !Mdlnt lllt le11111 ill l"lf•I tl•ld fNlll .•. To4l1y, y111 llO-llrn•• '"' 1 pllylr kick lto1I m~"Y lft ..,, t•mt ..• '"' In nu, "" -.... ..... ,. kick ITlll•• lltl ft l •ti , ..... • '#lltn w•• 1111 11$1 llrt!e 11• '"" LfflW twtlNll 111111 -t~I Mlltntl clltmPIOftslll~t Ln.t llme w11 111 1tu w11111 O.r1· mtvlll .... "11.. ,.., ..... , ....... .. 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LEGAL NOrIC!: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOrICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE ., "·· •• \ • ! ( t -. ., I' ,>- ' :: c . •. ; . I i ••• .. .. , ' •• . .. • ! Satllt'dlj, N0vt mbff 7, 1970 OAtlV PILOT }7 N•v • 18 Specia~ .·. • ·Benny Marks 20th .-.;ay VERNON SCOT!' ...... r HOLLYWOOD !UP!l- Jack Benny was the biggest name In rad.lo 20 years ago when he jumped Into lhe unknown waters of television. He surfaced smelling like a milliOfl dollars. In, a historic video first,,. .• -./Monte Walsh. ' 1s what the West , · "w•s all about. r.~ l .. Benny walked before Utt · ersary 01 the tube Nov. cameras and wtth elaborate 1 and well he should. He egotism said, "I'd give a , ,J pi~neered the way for Bob millio~ d~~lars to know what 1 i Hope, Red Skelton and other look like. 1 ' radio stars who were as chary The live audience in I New or television as John Gilbert York City exploded with had been of talking pictures. hilarity. "I wasn't the first radio Benny will celebrate 20lh personality to go into TV,'' EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNTY WALK-IN ENGAGEMENT Benny said agreeabl y , "George Bums and Gracie Allen were the ones to break the tee. "Of course, television ha.d developed some of its own stars -Milton Berle and Sid Caesar. But radio stars didn't like the new median, and movie stars wouldn't get near it for ariythlng. "I wasn't afraid because my stage experience prepared me for facing an audience who could see me." Jack's first show was 45 minutes long. He thought a half hour was too short and an hour was too long. "My first guest was Dinah Shore," Benny recalled. "and she'll be back with me for my anniversary show." So will half of Hollywood. Benny has enlisted hisd old radio ga ng, Rochester, Dennis Day. Don \Vilson and Mel Blanc with cameo shots by Bob Hope. Frank Si natra. Dean Martin, Skelton, Bums and Dinah. Additionally he has Included film clips of 48 major guests who appeared on his television shows -among them Marilyn J.fonroe. Harry S Truman, Gary Cooper and Humphrey Bogart. "Jack Isn't really 39 years Cast Listed For Comedy In Oemente The San Clemente Com· munity Theater has announced the cast for its next pro- duction, a revival of the old time comedy •· Cb a rl e y 's .Aunt." A trio or actors sharing lhe same first name -Ron Walker, Ron Polazek and Ron McCall -will to.ke the leading roles in the production. Richard Andersen is directing. Others In the San Clemente cast are Karen Jacobsen, Mary Downey, Kathy Wilson, Joyce Harmon, Don Conrad, C. Gordon Smith and Paul Steele. ''Charley's Aunt'' opens a scheduled three-weekend run on Nov. 19, playing Thursdays through Saturdays at the Cabrillo Playhouse. 2 O 2 Avenida Cabrillo in San Clemente. Advance reserva- tions are being taken at the box office, 492~. old.". said writer Hugh Readi"n!!:S Set Wedlock who has bee" writing u- for Benny 35 years. "He's B SA Pl much younger than that." y ' ayers Perhaps the nicest surprise The Santa Ana Community on Benny's show wil l be the .. ~,2 I· .t JEANNE MOREAU ·JACK PALANCE ~ A~C.!t.111 fkMl "!\lt(~''O~I' A NAl~NA!GlNtW •1Clu,lf\ lllfl& f'tJ\IA\f,IQN'••d lfC~l(O,(;t• appearance or Is wife. Mary Players will hold auditions Li vingstone, who hasn't been Sunday for Philip King's seen on the tube with her hus-English farce "SeE How They band in 14 years. Run" at the Players Theater, 5th EXCLUSIVE WEEK- 2nd FEATURE David Hemming• in ''I had to convince her to do 500 W. 6th St., Santa Ana. the show," Jack said , Tryouts are scheduled for 2 gesticulating with hi s hands. o'clock, according to dlrector "After it was .over. she said June Winslow, who will be Taper Forum 'Rosehloom' Pia~ Sordid and Seedy By TOM BARLEY Of n. O.ltr PIM .... H "Rolebloom" Is a alckenlng, aordld and seedily succinct commentary on the dirty .1Jve.s ct a dlrt;y croup of people and this patheUc play wafl.s across the footlights of the Marie Taper Forum replete with four-letter filth and the visual impact of an unOushed toilet. It wollld be nice to fl ush author Harvey Perr out of his garbage can to ask him e1:· acUy whit be meant when he penned a acript which mainly calls for double talk drivel and the aimless mental and oral meandl!rina:s of four outcasts whose doubtful contribution to society consists of real and imagined sexual aberrations and their contemplation of ume. ll would be equally nice, your astonished critic has realized, to use some or the choice Angl<Hiaxon content of the puerile Perr dialog to describe his noo·play. ll is, without doubt. the most pointless and offen sive play of the season and our prediction is that this scurrilous script will shortly be tossed into the gutter where it belongs. That said, your reviewer must pay immediate tribute to the sterling work of three members of the four-member cast. It is a very great pity, however, that all four artists could not have found a better vehicle to which they could hitch their co n s id era b l e talents. Shock tactics somebody ln the theater called It, and we would immediately condemn real and Imagined eroticism concerned a cripple who was bound to his wheel chair and his obvious mental hangup Cit' did not appear to affect his sexual performances a n d aspirations), his candid and extremely common wife, a mother whose veneer o r baloney is swept aside on at least one occasion In which she uses one ol those Anglo- Saxon gems something like a dozen times and Rosebloom , the man who gives the play its UUe. Rosebloom. superbly played by Nehemiah Persoff, is the cripple's father and his return to the mother after an absence of many years pro- duces some searing scenes and even mor,e searing dialog. We get the play's best moments in lhose final scenes but we can not, of course, ha ve even that slight pleasure without furthe r recitalion and demonstration of the lewdness, flllh and down right perversion on which this play depends. Call it shock tactics, call It modern , call it avant garde and call it "'·hat you like . \.\'e prefer to call it a dirty, dirty play and it is with great regret today that your reviewer remembers lhat he escorted a lady to this shameful Mark Taper production. For the recored Sheree North played Sylvie, Ron Rifkin was Mark and Carrie Snodgress pla yed Enola Gay. They would all have been far better off playing something else. this device-for It is a device,----------- when a bankrupt author turns to a script liberally studded with obscenities to draw an audience -as sick tactics. What plot we were able to decipher through the haze of "THE WALKING STICK" never again. She's not really asking a cast of six men and interested in a career. But three women, most of whom w· •. Mary looks better now than require English accent:ii. ~~r she ever did, and she hasn't.-::==::-...,..----11 . . Tl. . TU lost that great delivery of hers." .. '-=J .... ....,. """' _.., 'COUGAR COUNTRY IN COLOR Alt .,..,....,. •t•ry 9best • Y••itt ce .. llf fUIM wl" le1191ttw ,.,......incl~. "'M-AS·H'IS THE BEST AMERICAN WAR COMEDY SINCE SOUND CAME "ONE OF THE YEAR'S FUNNIEST COMEDIES." ·"'ABRILLIAHT f PICTURE!" 'J_ ·-wl••"-'""'"'"'· lH A,,..t lt1 Ht,..1<1'-l..,.,._ 1 "DELIGHTFUL!" I \ -~ • .i. 11 .. ,... .. ,., ...._..,., TllMt ...a:a.. ----·---"l.D.'tRS~cm-ER ~ 11(...i:l-· ..................... -~.----_ _,,_.,....o._~_..., ____ ........ ___ ---·----------~ .. --·----.. -iiii ___ .. __ ._ .... -.. ~...:.::.-:-..:'.::.'==' ~ -IJ(Q,UW'll: .,.....GUAENTl ----- 2nd GREAT WEEK! Phone 639.ano ALSO: Marie Tiie•• I• "JINNr•-o,p Geo,.e C. Scott "PATION" IGPI WHll: Nlthts-7 & 10 p.m. s.t. & S11n.-Ce•tleue111 1 p.111. 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"111111 A l'Al;I 00Yffl1'"~1"' llMk H,.._ •ICI ITATIOH II JI.A' HELD OVER Welter Motth1u ~ Barbra .. 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111• : .(OMlffMOV.ll'fM-=· : THE MAN fROM "U ST llDlr' : : "FIVE EASY PIECES" : ~111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111.: NO Rl~•VIO su.n MCllL • Ft~ 7,00. •• 1} ' • :.C.lurdoy h1S-.J,~S.4S.i>00.10.15; ~ 1'00-.1.1S..1.)0..7,4S.10..00 EXCLUSIVE ORANGE COUNT'! INDOOR THEATRE ENGAGEMENT . 1111111111111111111111111111•••1111111 "GREAT MOVIE MAKING" -NEW YORK TIMES "Actress on her way to an O~car!" -LOS ANGELES HERALD·EXAMINER "The Benjamin perfo rman ce is brilliant!" -Al!CHER WINSTON NEW YORK POST "A bold uncompro- mising look at the fe elings and facts of marriage!" -SATURDAY llEV/EW diary of a mad housewife a lrank perry film HO R(~~vro SU. JS Mor!.·Thurs. 7,30 & t.IS Frillllf 7.00..1,,S.IO.:IO ~lurityl14S-J.JO..S. I 5-7.00.Lt S.10.' Sunday :b 1S.4,0G-S.'5-t,J $ 'LOVERS ANO OTHER STRANGERS' -Al.SO· "Where Eatles Dare" IND5 MON DAY II AKA CASSIUS'' ..... '1HI U.NDLOao·· • "THI IATTLI o• 11nAu1• I • • I • I "I .• 'I ,· I.\~ I /I I • JI o .. ". P1l6f Stamps Offered Tu Vie jo P~ who. putcllase a new MissJon Vieja home between noon and midnig'ht Nov. 22 will receive 200,000 Blue Chip St.amps, which are redeemable for approximately $500 worth of "Super Santa" ChMstmas gifts, accoriling to John T. Martin, Vice-President o f Sales and • Mark_eti!lg for Mission Viejo Company. - ''For lbt next 2Z ~ys, every new Mission Viejo homeowner will qualify for a "Super San- ta" Clµistmas," said· Martin. "The buyers will be given 166 2/3 books of Bl11e Chip Stamps . • .enough for a c o 1 o r television, a pool table and a stereo; or a di~hwuher, a poker table, a set ol bunk. beds, · a ~Jack and white teJevision, and some toys; or any of the more than 2,100 items of£ere<I -in the catalogue." He added that buyers wishing to qualify fOr the Siwer Santa Gi'"'.eawaY must agree to elose escrow on. or before Dec. 30. Buyen in all six neW-home neighborhoods will be eliglbie, according to Martin. Ho111es are available in New Coronado. with prices starting at $22,995; New Sev i Ile, starting at $23,995; Eldorado, ~tarting at $24,250; New La Paz, starting at $28,500; New Granada, starting at $28,990; and Mission Ridge, starti!)g at 145,950. The 11,00()..acre community bas often_ been cit_ed _as America's most successfUi master-planned development. It currently encompasses six new home neighborhoods ; shopping; churches; elemen· tary, junior high and high schools; Saddleback College: parks and a wilderness glen; recreation cente r s ; the Mission Viejo Golf Club and Inn ; indwitrial and com- mercial complexes; fire sta- tion ; medical-dental building: and Old MacDonald's Farm, a nationally-known children's animal display and zoo. Currently under construction' In Mission Viejo are an auto pla;a, theatre, new Casa Loma apartments and library. Future plans for the com- munity include a m a j or regional shopping plaza, com- munity hospital, hotel com- p I e x • additional recreation ~enters and~ ·parks~-more single and multi-family hous- ing and two more freeway ac- cosses. Mission 1t'iejo is easily reached from the San DiegD Freeway via the El Toro, La Paz, Crown VaJley Parkway and Avery Parkway ramps. I ,ODO'S OF OIL PAINTIN5S WHOLH ALE WAI EHOUSI OPEN TO THE PUILIC $5 and up lilt IE. EDINGER, SANTA ANA r1 •>tOHE US.-a ~ ~OliAl.IJlS WANTIO ~ • FP RN ISllED ~D DECORATED MONTERE 'V"MOD EL HOME Al THE RANCH IN EAST TUSTiN Finish It IJp Apartment ID.vestors SUhscrihOO . Tustin R anch's New Offer 29 Homes Remain at California ' Builder Don Ayres Jr. has announced a new offer at his ·~ ofiering for 11 m i t e d ·residential community t h e partnership interests ·in the Ranch in East Tustin. $7,950.000 Casa Del Sol apart-Jn the past the big 3,000- ment house complex in Hun-square foot Monterey model was delivered to buyers with tington Beach, Calif. has been the 1 , 7 o o. s quare foot fully subscribed, according to downstairs finished and the the underwriter, Prope r ty 1,300-square foot upstairs on ly Research Corporation, • Los partially finished. Now the u...,..,;..., will be finished into Angeles real property in-r-n-'" vestment banker. -oM-large room with a%" sulr floor,. a~tical ceiling and The limited partnership, painted . walls. · called Casa Del Sol Apartment This,· according ·to sales -Fund, Ltd.,-is-made up-oLM ____ _ ml;lnager Bud· Fricker, allows buyers to finish , the area as they see !it or order it done, before they move in, at the With 112 sales in the past 10 months, only 29 homes are still available in the 140-unit Fricker says, "With this California Homes community new plan families are ~ble to overlooking the Pacific Ocean afford a big home and · grOw in Capistrano Beach·, an· into it as their needl·develop.'' munced Robert H. Phillips, The Monterey is offered in executive vice president of builder's cost. the fourth •wiit at .The Ranch for as low 88 $33,750. Newport ·Beach.-based Presley The homes are at. CUiver Development Compiny. Drive aDi:I Bryan Avenue off• Located adjacent to the the Sant.a; Ana Freeway:: Calle Juanita exit of-the San ~-Diego Freeway, the homes are investors, according to H. James Stahl, PRC investment manager. Village .mest Shows New Building Design priced from $23,995. "It is not surprising," said Phi 11 i p s, "that California Homes in Capistrano Beach have sold so well, considering that they are priced approximately $10,000 below the average price of ocean-view homes along the The Casa Del Sol apartment complex ~onsists of 448 rental units on 18.3 acres o n Brookhurst SU:eet, just south of Hamiltoa Avenue. Rental units are contained in two tw~ story buildings· .. and eight 3- story elevator b u·i I d in gs . Apartments are rented to adults only. Amenities inclQde two swimming ·pools, a gOlf putting_ greeri, a volley ball coutt...and reCreation 1:1Ullding with gymnasium, billiards and men's and women's saunas. A special preview showing enter.taining. . , southern California coasUine." o( a new concept in home--''This design has been used Overlo,oking Doheny State building design will take-place before on homes ('Oll;ing Beach, .the homes are less this weekend ·al· Village West, thousands of dollars more and l han "two miles from the new a new community being· built bas been quite !UOCtSSfuL We Dana Point Marina, which by William . o1Kfueger i n think it will be just as, S1lC-when completed will moor West~r. _ ~ 1 cessful here in Westmimter 2,lOO bOats. Village West ·homes are because we'vt found most of The. community· o'f fer s ' \ \. IAgfJ..114 BU& ·RJs. oor. Opens New ... ;'""·"" ...,.,. ....... e Tract '!be grand opening c:elebra-la~~ne.. Shower enclOllW'tll tlon anc1 · ~rt of ~ are anodized alwninwn. The at New World by Jl9samoor in buye has choice of decorator Laguna Hills~ aei~d vinyl asbestos floor tile lgns. this week by . ' • Cortele. I•-a----::Jorie! homes are fully ·:· :~ pres-· at ~·-Corp., • • · i developen of the residentW-P ~r installation of Des~1gn F1·rm·:; ,: . f!Cttation community f 0 r washer a;~ dryer... General ~, ~':'i':'n!~~:1::\a,,"°':: ~=~ ~·r.1r,.l,'fc~":,~/ Gets Contra~t "· fumiabing by ·namU _ __HOwe specifications fo · stallatioo 1 are IM?W open for .pphlic. view· of. refrigerated a · r n-Apropos. the w om e ~~'I ing .. , . ' · . dihoning, available op-fashion store ha~ ret.ai.Md -~-. atated that · n{ore tion. Intex Diversified Design_ gt than 220 homes sold so guidly New World Corona de! Mar tD desigif' • 'that. tbe First and. second homes ·and adjoining sale _majoradditiontoitsTowtratll• Units· had to be opened Withln · paviUoq,.,.are open daily from· untry location in ?~i~i;tt a matter of a few weeks:"An IO a;n:.to.7:30 p.m. and can <=announcedbyWilliam:dd additional 130 bo~r-ib a ached via the San Diegq Pat W.axman, owners of the Third Unit are now· beJl;lg of· reeway to tbe El Toro off shop ~ IYtll_l B~wn, prui• fered. New World homes' oC ramp. dent of.the es1gn fJtm. t!u'ee bedroom plana· .~~.--.:::.-------=:..::.=~-'---~ bedrooms and den. Cortese attri . 1he star!· ling .... _. lhli planned residenUal-eation Commu- nity to erar.-fact.on· woo.it have roved appealing to y g, often first-time, home buyers. He cites low purchase price, $19,990 • • • low down. $640, and monthly payments of just $229 which co v e r s landscape and ex t erior maintenance, principal, in· terest, property taxes, fire in- surance and the use of com- munity facilities. 1bese facilities f n c I u "de swimming and wading pools, cabanas, spacious sun decks, tot lots, volleyball and badmin- ton courts, barbecue areaS' &nd acres of protected and fully maintained etimmunity parkland. New World home features jncl ude tile roofs, decorator selected interior c o I o r schemes and fixtures, family· sized fenced patios, two car locking garages with generous space for storage. Master bedroom suites and additional bedrooms a r e s_pacious, have large wardrobes, adjoin baths vkich contain advanced concept tubs and showers, large mirrored areas, fine quality chrome fix- tures, custo m-finished pullmans with one p i e c e cultured marble tops and . '• ... , ... , .. " ... mc ·albalcl! But Hwry oot tmart. Hat1y did aomethlng •bout It. Hany ;ot Medl..ffflr. ·. · • ·'. Harry ,_d th• oame problem lhll"tTorn '"d Dick do. He tookod oldeir than ht roally was. H9 f•lt he mlglll have mined Cit.It on 11 promotion ft* ~ ~ •:. h1 wu bald. Ho decided not to tW '"Y rnor. chances, hi d9rMad 1o-., : · · ~foranawheldofh1ir. • 1· Bi.It Herry still hid a proble"'-His ui5tiog hair w• VM'f ttlfdt, ct.rt .n.·: .- .ilghdy klnty.-\Wlo c»utd _,. rqc11 lh•t with .n "oll the at.If -..nr. ,.. ·. -_ -could. Hetrr r.edad • .....,,., IMde, pertactty .. Citied ... ti.d' ttl hair, n. ct.y.n. Wbdwith ona of Cl#"OOflMll~ll he IM"'9d ltlNI lllldi· • ·-.n.r.ctwhlt ... dit!Mnc»d. ' - M9di-ffllr_ ii lh9 onty ~to bi!dow tl'llt's ~ fl8 d-..j · · 1rt-.....;..-;ff'Wtpl.-atldhOlll"!JleM. NIQ'ili'dl..eorJl'Urfiit;."" -'"' ftlfa(or ~.Uom thli«ta•ndrctfll,~t'-'l:Hlllf. ,. \• ~,.__.,, -Ju.t tiurd trorn Karry. He got 11\ot promotion. Hi9 t a11 ... ;"':: The apartment complex, built by Willi.am Ly o-n Development Co.', Inc., was completed in August. It iS managed by Property Research Management Corp_ PRC and PRMC are both being built to take advantage the residents enjoy their buyers a choice of five floor of the entire lot upon which leisure time and want to make plans and 16 different ex- the home stands g i vi n g the most of it " Kurth said. teriors. Fireplaces, vaulted ow!l~i:s _ n.m~l. ~.~ sguar~ _ Becaus~ cir __ Hs,. _JIDWual ~!~s. king-sized master S 'A L E feet of useable'lir~g_ space. · design, all or -:the t'ObQi!fr,art _ IJ!UteS, cerami_c tiJt: in kitchens A Q u A R I u M s I ft\9 't~ . .a~pt'9idelit wt>o wa1n't lfr1id to m1ke 11 decitl"on, -, • _ .. . .. . ' bsidiaries of Property Research Financial Corpora- tion. Property Research Corpora~ tion, a member of the National AMOCiation of Sec u ri ties Dealers, underwrites a n d manages real property in- vestments, with o ff er i n g s made either directly o r th rough securities dealers. Offerings to individuals, cor- porations and institutional in- vestors vary from un- developed real p r o p e r l y • mobile home parks a n d recreational I a n d develop- ments. "We are. vity excited about planned to ~~,!Jlrge ',~ baths, ~:5~ !llaster .All Sin s these-homes because we-know outside area~ _. · _ ,. 'them .suites, cerami~ t~el 10 kitehens PACIFIC GOLDFISH PAIM bow practical they are and we light aod cheerful. and ~tbs, bu1lt-m aPPlf~ces, 1"'2 artw.t.•os wanted to allow as many "This ts what we can call cast-iron tub~ and sinks, H~~~;,:1';.ft-°.L:A O S.rid ll'IO J'IOllf brochur1. OUlekl D I went to• Medf..H•lr in person. Now! CJ I W<• being bald, but Mnd meyovrbrochvra anywty. .. ' '" •• yis!tors a~ po~sible to see truly California living,'' Kurth hardw~ cabinets a~~ ccn-1~~~~~~~~~~~1 them.'' said Dick Kurth, of added, ''because it 81loWs c~ g_qveways are .mcludedll Kurth and Associates, ex-families to take advantage of in the pnce oI the homes,. FAIR "''-~--.,---_,._,... ____ _,., ___ .,;· . · ~ elusive sales agents for the the ei:cellent weather we . VA,. FHA and etinventional . _ . homes. have;" f~g are av a i I ab I e Ft1t, f•ir, ftcfv•l. Tko•• 500 S. Main , Orang• "We haven't yet put in our furniture or decorated the models, but know there are are those families who want·to be able to select the best lot and perhaps make a few minor changes now that there is time," Kurth added. These three and f o u r bedroom homes all with two baths, are priced at. $28,995 and $29,995 with excellent financing terms available. K-~• sai·d ~-"ar --•·Js ~ahf1ed veterans pay only tlir•• ~;--erd1 1ui" vp f1yctor1 in Suhlt• 1005 ~~. 1 • 4p_ •: .' .. uu1 •u1w • 1uuuc .100 total move-in cost with no oporonon on tr>• DAIL PILOT P on• 835-3711 r./ffeal·~ · · erected by Krueger 1n ·Brealird~o~win~p~a~ym~e~nt~!iiiiiii!Oi!iiii,iiiii.,,i;t~·~·;~,,~,~·~··~"~'~"~·~·~'~· ~iii~~~~iii~iii~~iiiii~~iii~~iii·~>iiiiiii.iii.ii~· ~·~-· have proven to be successful · and some of those models have attractively landscaped yards and sitting areas, Village West is only inlnutes from the San Diego freeway, and within 10 mimifes of both the South Coast Plaza in Costa z: DAILY PILOT CARRIERS J. RAY CONSTRUCTION CO., Inc. Orange County Pioneer Contractor 1nnounce the opening of • modern IAcated in an area close to schools, shops, recreation and places of employment,' these Village West homes have all.'Of the features found on higher- priced models in the same area. There are bui l t-in kitchens with range oven ani:I dishwasher and all of the hDmes are ducted for air con- ditioning. Mesa and Huntington Center g in Huntington Bea_ch. 'I11e University or California at 1rvine, Golden We,,t Junior College and some of the finest beaches in all of CalUornia are also nearby. "This location makes these homes even more valuable, especially with us being so close to all of the indu.!try in Long Beach and ~h facilities as McDonnel Dooglas," said HONOR ROLL '., The. DAlLY PILOT is proud of its corps of 11oung saltsmen who dtlivtr the newsJ5aper to your door. Thesc-: j uoung men are tht cream of the community. Each month, tht best of them will be ·selected fo-r listing on the · ".' H_O'Tlor Roll. Each carrier listed here has obtained at least four new customers during the pcut month. had no": more than on.t cust~r-complaint for the month and must have paid•his bill for the newspapers he boughl···· "toholes~e" 'on timi. ·Numeral in front of star (•) preceding his name indicates number of consecutive months that carrier~has bttn on the Honor Roll. Remodeli ng Division. Twenty fi.ve years of continous service, to the pubhc of Orange County, is the best recommendation of our capacity. Pl ans, Pl1n Check by City, City Permits, Necessary Cle1 nups & H1ul1w1y. Fin1ncing 1v1il1ble. Calli-"64642-4811 Fiii l'TIMATIS IT .UP:OINTllflNT The unusqal design of the home -which places the house at the edge of the lot - eliminates what was wasted sideyard space and gives the flomeowner a large back and sideyard for informal living or Kurth. The new models will be open for inspection every day from IO a.m. until dusk. Families will be able to merve their new home and optional fea· tures, now before the models are complete. -G'itAND OPENING Capistrano Haciendas """ "" ~'()>-. ~.. ::'!.~""~· CAl'IST!IANO HAC:.DAS .,. exe?lusltle n t•te :;ff .. -..;,;;;.,;;nM1it;;;11;------::,---=,--,,...-~-- Custom De•19•1ng il•tl B odldlng fe11r_!'ldea" '"''"'' o• tl!.!Jl~•--pletetl MNf ,e.• est•Ce size lots • , • fte,000 to SI00,000 er -re ............ smot-Me.......... ' ... • b-'~ .iow1 .r •11s. ..a.,. Olld oc---- Fronk ShonlJ Ow1n J •ckson Don Klonch•r k•Yil'I Sw.ony Mil•• Ellocl1Jo D•"id Snood Oo1n Willi1m• loD M1 uror Ouone Crittm111 ~onold McO•ni•ls R.0"1ld Sk.do.,.on Jokn Clopton Kenny W'"t•r Jokn Fro"ck M1rco l•ll•u Sto¥o Crilly D1¥ld Kekvt Scott Corhet1 P1vl Smilk llich1rd Ceek Tim Cl1w1eft Grog ko:ho-e Milt-1 6oilol Sp1nc1r Croul Ck•rlo1 Wolior Chippor LiDli•y Milt-1 l•il•v Frocl 61011011 6r•11 l_ulm•n Mitck•ll Altm 1" Cr1i9 Smitk loD l •nt Sio¥o Hodorn1k1r Rebort Hul10 Rob.rt Rvn• lrvco l•rMlrot Sto¥o Po1r1e11 ___ --=.F=RANK SHENG, COSTA MESA Pit Cr•ln Mork Spi¥y Torn Hefl1nd Milt-e O liHr Olijo Ortii &rot C1dy 0•¥id Fro om1n D1¥id Sh•rchuk St1H lull•~ Kris W•lcett G•or11• W•rn•t Joh" K•ck Chris l'r•i ,. Mike F.ldo ,. D•¥id Doklrno11" 1• Joli" Dvl•v 2• Jok" Moi10 21 M1rlc l i1Dy ,. Roberto lu11a Carrier of the M0_nth ,. Don1ld St1pt1y ,. llu1ty C1rr ,. Wilt Welf1 2 • -Sl•110.Cr1i" l '" Cl•v Glovn• ,. Jiff l•9l1y ,. Torry M1ddon ,. llick1y Hill .. Scott T •rroll ,. Scott McKin1io ,. lilly .P•r1l•y •• Miki P1d rigo •• P1 ul And•r.on 5"' Chri• l•row •• Sio¥O T1 rr••• ,. Fr.nit-R.er'"IJn1no 11' l ill l1u•tt II' leb Holl1"d "' D1•1d Colli"' ! I .. N .. : l11cltes, 0... Pol1t M ... -. fleff CNf'lft. ..... 5toltlft, '"'"' .... -.... 111-· JIUO A•UACAn I D., SAN JUAN C:Al'IST.IANO 17141 4fM!H l '"1n tke U11it.tl $tofo1 fer only two vo•rt (ho'1 • noti¥1 of Hot1f Ken9}, Froft~ ii tho •011 of Mr. •11 .. lltl't. liftf~l(t,,. Skon1 ef 2161 R•r•I l oM, Ce1t• Mo••· Ho k•t si• 111 .. tt 11'Hf fiy0 brotk•r1, fr•n\ i1 lmprevlnf kit Engli1h '-'v op1r1ti"f kit own '"bwtin•tt,'' hi1 DAILY PILOT r•w••· A 1tvdont 1f li11tlbor9 tckeol, lie 11101 rout• preflh le holp bvy hit ew11 1ekoel clotk1i. Ho lllco1 oU 1porh, ••P•clt lly footboll. 1 j • 11 ' I ' " "~ ied of. ca .... ~ tho ~i· ... .....,, . .. .... " ·.·· ... ••• ;oo : ., ., ~ . ' .. ··' ., ' ::I . I I 1 --~----------·---------------------~---------...... ~-~~~ Beal Esfut~· Quostioni ..• - Comment By Ree Kor R1nd10 . M~C.rdle D. H. Costa Mesa There are three categories of per.sons who ~an ac- quire Me xican lands. First are Mexican~ by birth or through naturalization; second are Mexican corpora- tioJ)S ; and third are foreigners, provide.d they agree at the .. office of the secretary of the Foreign Oepartrnei:it to t:onsider themselves as nationals in respect to. their prQperty and promise not to in voke the protection of the.Lt governments. ::Every safeguard is put up by the Me~ican govern- ment to prevent foreigners from blockmg up large areas of land, since this is directly contrary to the agra- rian'lllOvement and social refonns of Mexico. ·· l•v!' P•i~, f~r. more thin ane pal icy ~.f. fi'le ,lnsur.- •nc-, t.ut: I've MVer had • good.explaneUQn. of,.-h.-t. exactly I am l:tvyf"I. How does-. policy 'of titter """""" and~ help me? · -···J, ·-·· .;., ... , .. J.·o.cC?cfs~ll A policy of title insurance protects Y.Oi.t w.9,eq .. )'PU: buy. Eliminate delays when you seµ~ .P~s. ,attorney . . fees and court costs in the event of l1t1gation. Gu~ran tees -and insures against unknown or hidden defects 1uch~ as lost or forged deeds, .deeds by ~competeJ?tS, frauds as to marital status, clBlms of undisclosed hell's, rec9J'ding errors, indexing mistakes •. falsific;<tlion of recQrds, claims of children born or wife married after wijl·, .• llas been executed, delivery of deed after the gfantor has died, impersonation of record owner an.d er undisclosed risks. -·-· Editor's Note: Randall R. McCar4le b the president Oj the Real Estaters, an investment analg.rl, eollege lecturer, mid author of "Real Estate in California." Send your com- fuents and questions to Randall R. Mccardle, clothe DAILY 'J?lLOT. P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa, 92626. ' . ] ·Ma11or Homes Offering Six Percent Inter-est .. \ ~ .r' ,,. ~ An eitraordinary offering of payment," Inman·noted. · : i six percent annual inlerest The sales manager did ~ ratt is being made tbrougb emphasize, however, t bat Nov. 29 for buyers of homes at . Coqntry Club "Manor in Costa other -prograi:ns also In d fect .,. • would allow a buyer putting -10 . ooasa. 1 I Bunt by Ryness.Smllh Com-percent down to pay an lllDlal · pany, these three and four interest rate of 6.5 percent on · bedroom homes are located on a first trust detd and for thole ~ "iew lots overlooking the San-putting five percent down, the :'*8 Ana Country Club and are rate would be 6.9 pe rcent an- ; priced from $24.950. nu al interest for a first trust ::l "This is .a true_ six ~rcenl deed. · · ,annu a l intere s t rat~"iiiimiimiimiimiimiimiimiimiiiil :·kuarantetd on a fun 30-yearll :_trust deed. not a 36-package !~ith refinancing ," according i\o Pete Inman, gener1l sales i•ma nager. H ,.. .,. Mt ..... ..,..,, .. s.ntu, Te• .,. Mt tettWt· ell .,,.., ...... TIUPHONI ANSWlllN• IUllAI ;. "Of course, this si1 percent ifs based on a 20 percent down 835-7777 • ·' ~-( " , ~ " " .. 1 • 1 · (' i 'l' .. l ,i :1 e11y.c1r1 activ• w••r for m•n and Mys two new 'd1p1rfments now open .•• boys .nd exptndtd mtnl , / = • • ., ' .. .. J.. . .. - .. ! ... ~1turdly, NovemMr 7, 1970 DAILY PILOT Jf Move In for f88 ... Century Sho:resi~~ds Vets dmnltlc ~ pleotlllil cloett lplOI and ....,_ cana:e• .... addttl·onlal features.· Loc1Uon II major !Ila for Ceolary -.., .. Buabard ~ ~ Alllnll llld 1 .. ~Ila Amrues ID Hun- tlngton Belch. Swlmmlnl. mnba~ aurflnc facU!U.. of H Beach State Parll: are eu than 1 mile from the new communltj. S 1 :t Individual .. .. ehopplnc C:enten .,. wtaill a two-mile radhls, and tb1J ,.. elude "°"''lY allopo. blnkfnc brancbea, rtttaurant1, ~udstoreo. A now Junior llflb IDll llfCb ocbaof are wilhla walldoC dJl!anoe of the CODllllUllffy, ID oddltfon lo I .... paroddo1 ICbool, A_... lo the &a D1a10 Newport and Gardao Grove P'reeWQI are m,,._ away • Gall Sala Leaders " A·tWalker and Lee ' . ~ '· Then.your new ·home will be ready .when .. you are. Choose now from our fuge selection of styles and fioOl'plans each loaded with many custom features. ThaRaiu:hoffers3'to71iechoom'h0mes on· one of the finest homesite meas hi central Irvine. Thl8 is a planned com• mmdt; surrounded by lush citrus circhmds end rolling hills. Conveul,eilt to,freeWays and ~jor shCJPlilnB ateu ' -the perfect blend of rural and snlJmo. ban living-the conveuleuce without the croah. These are A'!Rl!S liullt homei;"each is · a prime ilXlilllp)e cif quality hmnebulld· iug. Imagination and 'l!lCperlence Is evl· dentin each AYRES home. Plan now for your future -at The Ranch. .,_ ..... p.-................... ..-....... ~ .... ----..... ' fro'1$30.Mo ,, ,. . , VA., FJLA., CC1q1•~"?-] taq1! • ~ nme ~ I IWal 1- ' ' .,, -The RanGh ~Dmoo~· Phone (714) 838-6188 'or 838-5102 t.,.., ...JlL.-.:..l -..,.....U.---"------' AYRES·SINCE 190& ' . • . . . ' ' , • • I' I, l i I · I , , ' •• 1 -----------------------~~-~--~----~-·--~--------~· -.--- .. to DAILY PILOT Saturday, N0ttmbtr 7, 1970 Are Yo~, ie~:viJ!g .Yo~~r .Home an Invit~io~ .~,Burglars? . . ' , ' ' . . ~ . .\ •, . llJ llOltal'llEA M. BROOU .,... of,tijo day, -ll&hll D!lder the lloo\'aiat or Dower lllroulh an Ulllocked door Gii' rtpalrmft. or ........, who ldm. Do apt let on 111111"" art ...,.,..a, Have arra.,.,.... positive 1ocu,r..~ otiollld hi lell a11. and never in pot, or behind the thutter. the otbet side of •thO:houle to pre-1then11tms 11 the door o1me Iii the hou;e. --for 1tllltlni the' hoUle, nooi 'aod vfj'tica1 windl!I"• NEW YORK (l)!>J) -Are the same pottern. 1.eo .. a n.e.. are the llrsl .pla~ a lll&lch JIU'IOI « other hl iefuaed, or 11 leui oded ~coin sy...,.., alra draw blindl. to Ille· .W. .,.i potlo c1oon lh,lt Ieavo )'llll lnvltlnfl burgluJ Into your radio Mine aood -.d loud, burSior looks. Be.c1relul with ,valuabtii. BJ~..,,. tabn. lar crtdentlall a I \.ho u rb, llronC c;hain dO!lf ruani. 8Jld Perliilpo a neighbor will park lllBn ~..,.. enoup '4or ve .. -..... ! too. 1'"'1Jom iloto eli timers your.~· -doo'I Piil lbom do oot Ill .. a ..,..,.;In slpt of ..., you -'tho compaay wtl(e ande. dO!lf. peei>Oole a car lD the , dnv•l'•Y from dlaUGll but nol en0ugb !or ilaoy people do. can tw'I ligtltt on and oU, bUt \0 Cl e 11 v e:r Y m e n , an.entry wbeft a~ man ln\iolved and--eheck b"J -viewers-can be. in&1a1led and ... tiipe '? time .. Ask relaUvt!$ or forced entry. Loeb that ma&e --'nley do things that may Vary ibe, interval. Outdoors, repairmen, ~ matter· ·how or casual caller mllht be telephone, cndtntfita are not used. fnendS ~ dnve by and...c~k.-11 dlffiCUTt forT tiUrglar IN label •'---'"ea-"" mark" to electric .. ens will turn on OOnest. 'lbty could fall into tempted. •bsohde proof ot honesty. Jf you are goimg to be gone at od~ times. Advise police' available at reasonable prjct uM:Iu ~~ Ught.s' at duik. 'llUcvea do npt IOOier habds. If you mdst'.have _ Don't, not eVtr, pute a 1\ey can be ~y-. , (or any length· of time,,such as you will be away. and should be used. .. '9eLcatUl.J thief -ev~ peo-' Ute Ught. ,.. . 8:P!ft:S avallable1 Jeave them --il9f,e-orr ~ do;or' tellh,lc an ·Be wary, *°91of ~lllf-pro---vaeatkm,don'ttoulsurg~~~t As for hardware, LOuls,~~~~~~;;~;;;; pie who are aware of t h e -Don't; 1et greenir)' groW Wifh trusted neljfibors: And upexpeded· caller you'll be claimed flit tbli or other ~ aodety editor nm .a suty, notes 'tber~ Dow are S(!llsitive, Ir st14tiatica on borne burglaries dense ~ .wtndOwl and don't 'Put yoUr .lddfesr in Y<U' back at four. nus not only tells milbap victims wbQ· ~.to use complete~ wiµ, name and 1ad· lnex~ve burg1¥ alarms 5 A ., E (one.ievery 27 'secon!:is in the doors:"''ftils ··llVes toOd'COYtt ·key C8J«!!' "'-. a burglar a houie ii empty, it your telephone. Offer to mUe dress, advising, one and. all thit attach' to .. doors and win· ~ · --·'nlle..S donl'1tke \o -Wbeil 'Working •outdoors, Sives him a deadllne. the csl1 •for them. thal you are awv. and jmt doWs and operate witllout wir-'l'f!OPICAL ,FISH Uni~ ' States are -rising), be seen. Make it· difficult for keep Jocked· any dciors not in OTHER PBECAtmONS Jn tbe cue of a WGman at how Iona YoU will be ~· Ing. ~glars do not liie nOl:se. HUGE STOCK : 11\Ar!.)'"-9 wllo .'have read other them to hide. your direct ·sight., Some Louis bal a 11.1mber,ol other heme alone if a ~ ii Cut •off milk, In 'a-;J'i 1 Wlildow locking devices that ':"1'/~ ~~ -PAIM. artlCles 'just' uq this one. -Don't leave spare; .boQM thieves watch for people work-anU-burglarj tips. perais;tt;:nt, suaest that you newspaper deliveries. Arr&n# c::an't be sprung. also are Im-N;f.~~,:1r;.:,.~14 Many of us say: "I can't af· key~ in' a ",secreC' place, like int-«around the place, enter H_e urges ~ tbK unbidden ,et·· )'OUt husband to talk to • to have, grass cut, or snow portant. 'lbere now a re ford elaborate security·-;~:::::::::=::::~~::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::i::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ measures. If a thief wants toj 1et in, be-will," We think, too, "Why bother? What's to steal?" And then, one evening, in .,a nice neighborhood, in a quiet suburb. a next door neighbor. is burglarized. 'The thieves didn'.t get a big cash haul, nor ~aluable jewelry, silver or furs. These things weren't in the house. But they did take the television sets, radios, typewritere, tape recorder, cameras, bicycles, all things easy to dispose of, hard to trace -and expensive to repl8.ce. &ometimes, if Y,OU'ri really. unlucky, a moving van will be backed in to clean out the house completely . Or, perhaps, out of disappointment or who knows lot what reason, thieves will just wreck the contents of a home. ' MAKE IT TOUGH Any homeowner can do a lot tQ make it more difficult for would be th.ieves, perticularly the increasing numbers of amateur sneak thieves. Some suggestians co m e from NQnnan D. Louis, head of the Scovill Company's Ajax Hardware operation at City of Industry, California. Yes, you've beard most of them before. But, have you put them into practice? Louis urges : -Never leave garage doors open, especially if they face the streeL U the garage is empty, it's a good bet no one is at home. If not, it's still an invitation to steal the cootents. Incidentally, never leave keys in a car, even jn your own driveway. And lock your car if you're going to be away, or if you leave it out overnighL -Never put your riame an your roadside ma i I box . Dtsplay your house number only. Cruising cooks Ii st name! and numbers this way and then telephone. A don't- answer can result in an unin* --vited guest. -Do~'t leave your house dark when you go out on a dull day or in the evenhig. It should look lived in at all times. Everr if you leave in the Breezeway Embellishes Forest Home Serving as a length-of-the house atriwn, the breezeway of the Dimension House at the Country SCel!e in Lake Forest, encourage.! year-around out- door living, accofding to Sales Manager Norm Stem. ''The large breezeway , sheltered by the house on one side and by Ule garage and OP· tional bonus room on the other side, becomes a pleasant place to enjoy the sun without the chilling eff~t 0£ autumn breezes," said Stern. 11The area can become an inside/outside room w h e n screened, providing a con- venient enclosed play area for small children, who can be easily seen lrom the kitchen window. Older children will approve of the breezeway as a11 after-school ~retreat. .. ~ '11le Dimension House with the breezeway is situated on a '70-foot-wide lot. The bonus rOom is optiona I. Priced from S27,050, the house has a Holiday' Kitchen. two bedrotms. two baths, formal dining room, large liv- ing room, and the separate bonus room, which may be finished as a recreation room , huge bedroom and bath. or two bedrooms and bath. AlJO fqcluded in the price are front-1, yard sprlllklers and landscap- ing, rear yard fe·ncing, cari>eting, and a c::ustom designed fireplace. The M. J. Brock & Sons, Inc. development presents ten one and two-story plans with two to four bedrooms. Prices range from $24.lOO' to $31.750 with the only rnA aod VA tonns ln ~Lake Forest. The Country Scene may be reaclled by taking the Santa Ana or San Diqo Freeway to the El Toro Road olf-rarnp, ROlng north on El Toro to .Muirlaods and 'ftlt on Mu!rlands put Ridge Route Drive to tht modeil. • • t 1 •• .. .. )-. t • ._ • a .' .. ... ~t.t:. 1z..... . • ... \-· ..,...,, .. ~ ..... .._ : ., '1Jpica1·2 bedroom,l •/2 bath apart111ent Move-in costs 1. first month's rent .................... $185 2. last month's rent. .................... $185 3. cleaning fee .......................... $50 Total move-in cost: $420 Monthly costs 1. rent payment .............................. :$185 a. minus appreciation..................... 0 ·1,. . b. minus property tax deductions ............••...........• ~.;.... O c. mini.is equity build-up ......... _......... O total monthly costs: $185 Ten year projection . In ten years of renting an apartment. at $185 per month, you have spent$22,200 iri rent. with no~hing to show but ten years of-shetter·and a lot of worth less ' receiPts:Thaf iS, ii the rent isn't raised on. you, or if your f!f"'lly gets larger. You have no property appreciation, no tax deductions, and no eqUity in I home of your own. In short ..• nothing much. Homes from $22,990 =."... • 3.4 btidroom•'• 2 bllthroomt •Scenic M•llet luh• • Larp QarH1t>1 ... 1UtCM.M'& O'K••te• M•ttttt Oat Rant• and o •• ,. .t •.oa~-di-~1·itllllWstAsh C.Mt11elt • SUdl .. Gl1Js1 ~i .0 butdoGr Patio• 11!11 Super Lift• Lott • ROom to •tot• JOOf' boat snd hnt I pqol IOOI .. .. • .~·· .... t -~~ . -. "(' ' .. • •• " F'lair'70 liome,3bedrooms,2 baths Move-in costs 1. all charges, including escrow, closing costs ................... ., .......... $120 Total move-in cost: $120* "Veterans Monthly costs 1. house. payment ............................ $225 a. minus appreciation* ....... : ........... $115 b. minus interest and property tax deductions .............. $25 c. minus equity build-up ................ $25 'based on 5% IMUll appteciation rate total monthly costs: $60 Ten year projection In ten years of owning your own home, at $225 per month. you have inves.teG $27,000 of which $22,200 has been returned to you in the form of appreci_atiori. tax deductions and equ ity build-up. Th ere is no landlord to raise the rent. although-prop_erty tgx increases are inevitable. YOU pay lhree times as 'much to rent an apartment as you do to own a home of your own, because the total monthly investment is $60 versus a figure of $185. rm OrNing Instructions: Take'tl'li S&ril<i Ana. Garden Grove or Newport Freeway to the Riverside Freeway Go Ea.5t ·unlll yOtJ_reactl • ~" ··the YOrba linda Y' Freeway. Go North to ~··· Yorba Linda BNd., turn righ\and tollow directional signs to , , model homes. • "• -. . ·.-, _ ~ AlOEW'SCOAPOAATION/J.llSNYOefte;.,,RONME'®-COMMUNITY • I -----~ ---··---··---··----. ______ ...,. ..... -. ···-.... ·-·-~----....... ~--........ .,_..,.-. ----·~ ·····--_.,... __ tj • Dunton .ford Is Still Sav ing It's Customers . WE DON'T CARE WHERE YOU'VE BEEN OR W~AT YOU'VE BEEN OFFERED • YOU'RE SURE ' -~-. 1~ • ., -TO GO FOR OUR OFFER! DON'T SIGN ANY C)RDER WITH ANY-DEALER ON ANY, NEW CAR· TRUCK OR USED CAR UNTIL .YOU"HAYE BEENQlmTID'DUNTON ·FORD PRICES. .. .· NEW FORD CLU WAGON NEW '70 MUSTANG 2·DOOR .HARDTQP . _ -• .302 VS, R_tKHo •• heavy duty pkg., l!nled gl~1s, g•\1!1~1, cru11e-o-matk. vented rear llOor glass, heavy duly radlalor. " 35T W t cyt Crul~m1tk trammlsslQll, tinted glaH, AM r8dlo. ws.w, POWer s!Hrlng, sport deck, power front disc brlkn, rating mlrrorl. f0R2Hl2U'4 SAVE $5 JQ·:ii:. PaKl NEW '70 TORINO 2 DOOR-FORMAL ROOF $ ·. SAVE 06 33,:~:.~. SUGGlSTID •ITAR ~ll(f N ALAXIE XL 2 DOOR SPORTS ROOF NEW '1'0 .MA¥ERICK· 2·DOOR 100CJ.~.1,,.,.,. ...... ,,. ............... W5l111.~-.,._.-. .... '""'· (Ol("1J7J.%1l NEW FORD TRUCK & CAMPER ht v;.,i rflll, -~ Cni>+lllOM.,...... lrool diil; ............ I/jiffs, ......r •2'1 C.Lit. 4W.t. ,,......_,,.,.,, -ii.wing, l ,,_,, "'" -... IJGlo•S. ~M/fM •• S!X.l'AC I ~.--·'.,_•---;g .. a...-..... t.I ......... <• ... 1.(0UQF1611tll .... ..,, ....... -...... (Ol60lllff111) -""' .... 1..U -~-.... lirw. ............... ,,Olill12'6tJ ·SAVE $J36 '64 CHEV Impala 4 Dr. V-8, auto. trans., power steering, radio. License SAV028 '64 RAMBLER 4 Dr. 6 cyl., outo. Irons .• radio. SAE740 $745 '61 MERCURY . · 4 Dr. V-8, OUfo •. frans., air conditioning, power steering, power $3 99 brakes. radio. license PlV742 · '67 MUSTAN G Coupe. V-8, outomo1ic transmission, power steering. Lie .. $12 7 9 UEW761 . '70 MUST ANG Cpe V-8, oulo. troOs., power steering, #OF01F12S899 . '66 BUICl< Skylark Cpe · V-8·, 4 speed; powi'r steering, radio, mog wheels. license $ SKB12S '68 FIRQBIR.D. Cpe . • ._ ·$22. V-8, auto. trans., fattory air conditioning, power steering. radio, heater. ticenst WKM298 . . . -. '6 R:YS-Newport Cpe . $ · . V-8, auto. Irons., factory oir tonditioning, power Sftering, 17 4 5· radio, vinyl roof,.wheel CO!!S· Lic.ense VCF152 . ~ ;~9v-~.~,,D,!~r1~! ~; !~;,;,.;~ power s2· . steering; rod io, linii d gto~s. wheel covers. license 945AGR · ,_ -· ·' IT'S EASY TO BUY THE ALL -NEW ' . . ·, 2 :,~~.~~!.~~.Factory Afr Cond;1;on;ng, power $13 99 steering, radio, vinyl roof. Lie. VP J646 '67 CORTINA 2 Dr. 4 speed, heater. license XEU 766 -'69 MALIBU $2 . · 99 ~.Cpe.~V-8,-0lilto. trans., power steering, rodio, healer. Lie. 4 YRS559 . · · '6f [fb .. 2 Dr. H.T. V-8, auto-Irons .• Factory Air Conditioning, power $2 7 9 9. steering", vinyl roof. lie. YRSS21 · · '68 International Jeep 4 Wheel Drive Jeep, Radio,.H1ater. lie. XDC894 . . •• ~z.g_PO.DGJ Challenger · $29. 99· . V-8, out9. fr9ns., power steering, rod"t0, heater, vinyl roof. . 440 Mogroim·Env;no, Uc. 98SAFX • '69 DUNE BUGGY Licen1e"ZDU462 '68 FORD FlOO PU V-8, outo. trans., rodio, heoter, ronger pkg. I 556SA ' 145 ,I I l i • ··-·r--------------------~-·~~--·--------------------------------------------~ - ll OAIL Y PILOT DICK 11ACY TUMBLEWEEDS WllEE! ~E SHERIFF 61MMI: , M' 11!:P'TY Jo& !JACI(, FELLERS. -~,---....YAHOO! SaturdQ, November 7, 1970 NOW I KIN REZOOM M' Rl!6''l.AR P001'1ES O' HUHTIN' DOWN '!llliM CRINIMULS, Pl!RTWCKTIN'11!f. DOWN-TROii' AN' Pl:RSl!RViN ' LAW AN' ORPER! .j By Tom K. Ryan YOJ CAN Al-MOsT HOAR 11n: INSURANCE RATf:S RISING. MUTI AND JEFF T l-4 15 IS THE SIXTH YEH, I KNOW, NIGHT IN A ROW BUT THE YOU YE BEEN TO MEALS ARE 50- YOUR GIRL'S HOUSE! DELICIOUS.' . , 1(~-.\rA-.,a;sr iOME A GOOD MEAL IS THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IN LIFE! WE.L\.....,THEN WHY DON'T You MARRY HER? , • By Al Smith . f•8EC,6J.!SE HER /.jOJ"H.ER 15 ALREADY MARRIED! ~,,I' -~ ~>\, ,,. ~I - Jl,IDGE PARKER PIO -11-IE MAN REPRESENTING NOT E'l'.A.CTLV!.t W ANP S INDUSTRIES '5/4.Y KlrrlOW.THEV (OLJLP WH°'T TMEV WANTED TO DO NEVE~ 6Er IT WITH YOUR PROPERTY IF ZONED FOR °'NY· n-IEY &Oll<;,HT If, A.&BEV? TlHNG OnlER TH-'N R:ESIPENTI"L! il!l<l ~. ~ THEN WMV WOULD' TMEV OfJ=E.~ VOU 1ljtte TIMES~ WHAT IT'S WOUH? PERKINS ' M£AJIWH1LE; IN °'MOTHER Pl N NE R f/t,I 14';;,;:Ji] CLUB, Ii.I '-NOTl-lER CITY! I DAILY CROSSWORD ••• by • A. POWER l •• ~'1lri:::. ~~::;;1< J. ~. ~ /l·T AGROSS ..'..l City of Europe 6 Bribes 10 Highway sign 14 Very much ovtrweighl 15 SLtffic ienl: attha lc lb Roll call reply l7 English royal house 45 One who resis ts ton\101 4 7 T hrow~h 48 Wl1111ipeg's nickname 50 Dee11ly '"rectfur SZ Jul us, Irv ln9, et al Sb "Me~sa9.~ received 57 Part of 'i A ' 1 1 l•~~( 11 •'-' OtS K ' MISS PEACH ... ~ Ll'l•AINER MOON MULLINS By John Miles ~ ... ~. ' By Mell I, •. 18 S11bd11ed 20 Tickel part 21 Profanity the bot!y 58 Pa!m ste m bO Fa mily meinher: l11[n1ma1 5 t' C"i!Jhl of liul1.1 1 t17/70 35 Srp:1ralion J&-Ir eland THAT'S GREAT, _NOW, CAN YOU TMINK OF A MTHUR ! q·~11·;1 1H.ASHY NAMf:..fOfl. THE. 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TEA/VI. CU R C:Q1..0R 5HOUL0 SE 6REE1'1 ! STEVE ROPER 'fMEAt-1 LUlCHE~ AIN'T BEEN MERE AT THE LA PAZ CHECK POINT, TIGER~ I ~ I , "' T:z,----:;:=::::::::: _, WRE. 1,_..E, CRIAIS.:JN THE STUNCE WOILD .. MR.MUM • ' •I•' By Al Capp By Gus Arriola By Ferd Johnson ..,.... r.-, ,,-:-' ,..,is..~,--~ -~ I '- ~ t:-~ 11-1 '\ '\ -. . -·-.....-----... ----. -----------------------------··-·----·-·---~--------4-----· ---------- HOUSES FOR SALE -HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ' ~-~---------------1-------~1 -~--~---:.;:;.._;..;.o.:..:..;oc...'-"...;..;;:..::.::__ • ...:.:::.::.:::::.::..=:::...:::;:;::::..._;;;:.:;:::.::...:..:;::..::::.:.:...... IGjjii••·•ji•·•·I ----jjliiOOO_G_ejjne·r~a~l-----1000~-~G~one~~·•~l--jjjii-~lOOO~~Ge~n~o~r~•~l -jjii-iiji~l~OOO~ O.neret 1000 General -1000Generel 1000 I General 1000 G•ner•I 1000 < jl OPEN HOUSE -------~-------2189 TUSTIN AVE . UNIVERSITY PARK OFFERS MACNAB-IRVINE Serving Newport Harbor since 1954, twenty-five experienced residential salesmen with over 270 vears of service. FINER HOMES UP TO $60,000 DOVER SHORES BAYFRONT Elegance and grace in this new. 4,650 sq .. ft. custom home. Spiral staircase from tiled en- try leads to tremendous master suite and sitting room with fireplace, 4 bedrooms, huge family room, spacious kitchen with delight4 ful morning room: $179,500. Open Sat. & Sun. 505 Morning Star Lane OLD WORLD CHARM! \Vith new \Vorld lu xury! Antique hand carved doors from a Villa in Spain open to a 10 foot atrium and water view .in this magnificent 5,000 sq. ft. ho111e. Three fireplaces -exten- sive use of brick and terrazo· -leaded win- dows -5 bedroom -41h baths and many extras 1nake this home a ·modern day pa· lace .. $169,000. NEWLY COMPLETED·BALBOA POINT Oceanfront! 3 vie\V bedrooms, high ceilin~s. 2 story. Sweeping white water and coastlme view. A one-of-a-kind real value at $150,000. BRAND NEW , ATTENTION DOCTORS Close to Ho"ag llospital. Quiet location. All one floor. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths. Cathedral beamed living room ceiling, formal dining roo1n, huge gourmet kitchen plus swi1nming pool. $58, 750. HARBOR VIEW HILLS-LUSK· • Entertainment special! 3 bedroom home on huge lot. Expansive patio \vith slumpstone walls s urrounding giant 40' free(Orm pool with jacuzzi. By appt. at $&5,000. CORONA DEL MAR South of biway on 45' lot just over a block fro1n ocean in prime residential area. 3 bed· rooms, 2 baths with built-in electric kitchen. . .o\sking $45,000 but .out of tO\\'n owner is anx· ious. Bring Turner. your offer!! Please call Totn SUNDAY· 1 to s VILLAGE THREE HOMES •I bdrn)s., 31,i baths, forrnal AT dh. rn1 .. fan1ily rm., brtak- fast nn., laundcy rm. with *6.60/o bll-i n li('\lling cenlrr, 10,,e!y pool 1vith loads of decking & ANO covei'\'d lanai, r1iii! and Up lo $2.000 in landscaping & decorating al· Made lt'£'e ya rd, court)·artl IO\vances. Choose from a variety of 2, 3 & 4 ~n!ry, and even a bomb shel-bedroom homes, offering up to 2586 sq. fl. 1('1'. All fol' $6:">.%0. Owner Only $28.995 to $39,995 for these n1oney-,javing 1vtul\s oft~1'g~ PhOnc &16-7171 homes. Immediate oceupancy. 10THE REAL \'."\., ESTATERS '-' ' •, ', ' I ·, 3 BDRM + GUEST HOUSE ONLY $22,995 Hon1e + gues! hOuse. SHARP . 1 Bdrn1s 'J Bath in fr('sl\ly painlcd niain house. Guest house has panelled fiunily rm. + Bd rn1 -l-Reth. Pallo serves both. A real bargain. llun·y OlAL 6•1j·0303 THE PARK HOMES * AT 6.9°/o AND Up to $3,000 in landscaping & deco rating al- lov.•ances. Choose-frorn a variety of 3, 4 & 5 bedroom homes, offering up lo 2400 sci . ft. Price~ ran~e. from $37 .995 to $47.500 . Enjoy luxurious \l v1ng atnong the pa rk 's 44 acres of trees & greenbelt areas . VISIT UNIVERSITY PARK On the Irvi ne Ranch. 4571 Greentree Lane. take San Diego f\\'Y· to Cul ve r, So. on Culver I block, left on Michael son :i blks. to n1odel area. FOREST E, OLSON Rl::ALTOR ' Annual Percentage Rate 2Z9!l HARBOR, c .M. For further details. ask any Representative OPEN DAIL y 1·5 at University Park. '2056 TUSTIN AVE. Stanley C. Swartt Co. Community Builders Back Bay, N.B. Lge . .J BR. + An MGI Company fa1nily rm. o!f kitch. Priv, ..,..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,,;..,.,;,...,...,...,...,...,.,. cov. patio, big backyard. * UNIVERSITY PARK * ~l aven for C:hildren. tvliles of bic:ycle pa ths thru acres of parks. Pools. tenni s & golf. We have both houses & to\vnhouses fro1n 1,000 t() 2.800 sq. Cl. Priced from $28.000 to $45.000. HARBOR VIEW HILLS Quality; design & refinen1ent ·are offered in this spac:iou s 3 br, 2 ba, Lusk bu ill home on a pool sized lot. Shag carpeting, paneled den & oc:ea n breeze can be yours for only $53,500. EAST8LUFF End thal search ... We've found it. The ~pa ciousness of this 2500 sq ft 5 Br. 3 ba. tri~level ho1ne is a housewife's delight. Room for everyone. F'ull price $47,500. HARBOR VIEW HOMES O\vner transferred lea ving .his beautiful 5 br, 3 ba ho111e in your care. Self-cleaning oven, profess ional landscaping. shag carpeting & location near the park & pool are only a few of the features of this lovely ho1ne . Priced at $li:l.900 on fee land. · BY THE SEA, BY THE SEA Oh !low fi appy You'll Be living in your very O\Vn duplex! 4 Br .. 2 ba. upstairs, 2 br .. 1 ba. do\vnstairs. F'ron1 you r pali os. \vatch the \Vaves break on the beach. Yours for only ~45,000 ! e Red Hill Realty Go.a• horn, for famHy. IV•lk ••••••••••••••••••• I , lo all schools. UNIVERSITY PARK CENTER, IRVINE I ,• • ., 2 story bayfront home -5 bedrooms. 41h baths, family room, formal dining room. Your selection of carpeting and decor in- cluded in the asking price of $150,000. Open Sat. and Sunday, •11 Linda Isle. GRACIOUS CAMEO SHOR£S A rare . and unique Theuerkaur designed home perched in a picturesque "Garden of Eden" setting overlooking the jetty. $11~ 000. Call Lois Miller for appt. to see. 675-3210 SPARKLE PLENTY On a quiet corner in Cameo Highlands ~his lovely jewel radiates beauty from its fertile garden s to its unusual white brick enclosed patio. A .delight for the four bedroom family. A steal at $43 ,000. Open Sunday I :00-5 :00. 4701· Dorchester. CALL "~"" Read Daily Pilot Classified cALL ANYTIME a33.oa20 1-J~~~;-~;~~.;e~-,~,~~~~·"~"~·~·~·:·~·~·:·::·~·~·:·:::·~·:·::·~·~·::·~·~·:•:t:::::::::::::::::::::::::J i SUNNY IVAN WELLES ATRIUM MODEL Four bedroo1n home \Vith unusual pool and unsurpassed view across upper bay. Tile floors in living areas. Lush carpeting in bed- room areas. Beautifully landscaped. Only one year old. $110,()90. NEWPORT ISLAND-PIER & FLOAT Attractive home for couple or bachelor. 2 bedroom, 2 bath and den. Fabulous kitchen, fireplace .....:. built4 in BBQ on canopied \Vater- front terrace. $96,000. Shown by appt. Please call Mrs. Fay. UNIVERSIT¥ PARK Charming central air conditioned 3 bedroo1n home \vith family room. Custom drapes and carpeting. Garage would make excellent studio or biJUard room as it is fully carpeted and has many inset floodlights. $37,950. Please ask for Joel Smith or Tom Queen. MACNAB·IRVINE REALTY COMPANY " ' 1080 s 'ayside Drive,. Newport Beach 901 Dover ·Drive, Suite 120, Newport Beach 675-3'110 642-8235 General 1000General 1000 Gener-al ·~---'-'--'--~~~~~~~-IOOOGeneral 1000 General THE :REAL ESTATERS Serving Newport Beach, Casto Mesa, Coron,, fel WHY NOT GO FIRST CABIN WITH THE REAL ESTATERS! NO. 1 TO BUY , • , TO SELL TO TRADE Our professionady trained crew of 30· to serve you better - -.prob· Mar, Huntington Beoch ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Jlem solvers w~o work for you. 1000G"enera1 1000 General 1000 General 1000 They Make it Happen G•neral HERE'S YOUR CHANCE!!! liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ................................................... 1 Ask anyone who has done business with them n J? //) /), -Give 1 c1ll -You'll alw1y1 be glad you did. L~AVING THE COUNTRY Snvt• l\'u\1·~ Fantas1ie T"rnis! /\SSUlll!' 1011' illll•rrsl 5~~ '; lr'!Hrl 111· buv ~'.M.A. or V.A. !L's i1 n , .. ,1rPri1el.v 11·rll kf'J/I ·l lx>drnun1, :! t)<tlh hv1ni· in Cosln i\l,.,sa. \Valk 1o all sl'huols and 1'ho11- ping. SI'(' 1u 11.pp1·1·eiutr 11 nd a1t 11011'. 1'ril·C $27,950. 546-:.!:l!:J :\s.~t1111e n $24,500 JO\V interest lua n on 1his delightful ~ bed· rno1n, :.! bath home. B<'auUfut 1·nrni•r lot \\'ith access fnr boA1 fl 1• tl'iLilrr. frrsh, rlran, ncal. $:t0,k00. ;,.\ti·231:J /~ efe f/..)arreff !<..ea(f'J uDo 1sLE Great fa m i I y home \vith sep. children & /!1reJe11/J adult areas. Family rm. V.'/wet bar, frplc . & _ __, view of bay. Large South patio. Immac. cond., SHORECLIFF 1LARGE LIVING room with ocean & jetty view, dining room, 2 fireplaces. breakfast room. wet bar -3 bedrooms, 3 baths, care· fully tended gardens with sprinklers. Total· ly im1naculate & comfortable. 1506 DOLPHIN TERRACE \VANT CHARM -spaciousness -custom de· sign and prime location? Vi sit this lovely 3 bedrootn home in Irvine Terrace Saturday & Sunday 1 to 5. \'Vcll priced at $54 ,950. 1124 SANTIAGO SPACIOUS & GRACIO US -Dover Shores, quiet elegance enhanced by full Bark Bay Vie\v. Roon1y center island kitchen. dining roo1n with vie\V. family r.oom & 4 bedrooms. Open Saturday & Sunday 1 to 5. 403 -16th PLACE CONVENIENT LOCATION, walk to school< & shopping from this near new adult occupi· ed 3 bedroom home~ open for your inspec· tion Sunday l to 5. Offii:e Open Saturdeys & Sundays PETE BARREIT REAL TY 1605 Westcliff Dr •• N.B. 642-5200 General 10Q0General CHOICE BAYCREST HOMES 1906 HOLIDAY ROAD 3 Bedroo1ns. Large family room with bar . Pool. $69,500. Open Saturday & Sunday 1-5 2027 SHIPWAY LANE 4 Bedrooms, family room, pool. $69,500 Shown by appointment only LISTED EXCLUSIVELY WITH 1000 JJ12fen B. :JJowJ, Realtor 541-1357 _Ge_no_,_._1 _____ 1000_1 General 1000 \ SACRIFICE. 518,800 , REPOSSESSIONS I 2 BP.. L31'g(' fC:>t~ lol. J::Xll'A Sparkling clron hon1e~·. ~""01nr ~harp • mus! 111cll NO\V • aJI nt\\'ly painted & carpered. 2. 1crm~1 • ' & ;1 l><Jrnis, Some u·ith Call Patrick \Vood jo15-2300 pools. FHA-VA ('f)nv. term~. e Bill Haven, Realtor fnm1 $17.000 IQ $40,000. 21 1; E, Cotlst, CdM 6i3-.1211 Colllrui ,ft \V!ttts Inc. fi3.13 Adams Ave. 962-5:''21 Di&l 64~781: chap It. 5 bdrm. plus family rm. Loan can be assum· ed at 611.t o/o int. ... , , .... ";" ....... $90,000 GREA~ER HOME 2 Bdrm. plus 2 bath & ,guest rm. with bath, furnished. 1 Block to Coron·a de! Mar beach. Needs tender loving care, ow n e r sailing around the world & wants quick action. Ask- ing $49,000 'Nith lo\v do\vn paymt., but sub· mil your offer! · NEW OFFERING Corner lot in best Corona de! J\Iar location. New kitchen \V/blt·in refrig. Adult occupied 2 bdrn1., 2 bath & dP.-n. Onlv 1 ~12 blocks to 111ain beach. 1-Iurrv. this on"c won't last at $51 .500. 1;, BLOCK TO OCEAN Ne~1ly redecor. 3 bdrm., 2 bath home. Super neat. -super clean -super location -sup· er bu y at $54,900 with only $7 ,000 do\vn. FOR THE ARTIST Hard to find hardwood floor home. fully car· peted for easy walking. Elec. blt·in kitchen, new \vallpapers, fresh paint. 1 Block to ocean. 2 Bdrms., 2 baths & den plus Jge. studio room with windows on all four si des, for the art· ist in your family! Perfect location, within \Yalkinf! distance to ocean or shoos. Ov.•ner v.•ill help finance with $8,000 down. $6I ,500. OCEAN VIEW 3 Bdrn1. & den in luxurious Ca1nco Shores. Custo1n bit. for maximum privacy. A n1u st see ror the discriminating buyer $79 .500. Corona del Mar 644-7270 2828 E. Coast Hlway General * * OCEANFRONT * * SAN CLEMENTE "Th e Finest In Cyprus Shores" This 1/3 acre, gated estate has a 4,400 rt. single level ho1ne. TI1e fortnal J.iving rm. fo r· mal din ing rm. kitchen, breakfast rm. fa111· ily rm & master bedroom all overtook the sea. Add 4 more bedrooms. 6 baths. a 3 car garage, healed pool & private steps to the beach and you have a perfect borne. Replace4 ment ~ost $250,000. Sacrifice at $190,000 . FRED BARBOUR REAL ·ESTATE * (714) 131.5440 * POOL UNDER-GLASS ADDED FAMILY ROOM Yes, R 20x40 indoor pool for 1h" ulhrnatc 111 swimming. Thrt'I'':;: R 3 Wroo111. 2 bath hon1l' \vith Rn added family roon1 or bonus room 1haL g~·s with lh1• pool. Corn0r lnl "'ilh iu .. -ct·.~s fn1· a hna! ''r 1i·ail,.r. Jf's a 11111~1 .~"" In appr('<'iatc, Only .~:11 ,!1.·11). ;1<J(j.2.1 1J MESA VERDf A :1 hr droon1, 2 bRlh, T-pl;in 11 ith tin added 1.1xJ9 family l'f•(>1n . Lnrgr• ir rrgulnr hack vnrd 'vilh built-in Bar·B·Q, Qui<'1 1·t1 l·d<'-sae slrrl'I. Fahu4 lnll~ hoJTI<' rnr the family. C11ll nn1\·. Only ~:.!9,9~. 5·16-2::J;{ DON'T MISS THIS ONE F'or the fa111ily a Jux11rious -1 hcdroon1, :.1 1h bath hon1r in a delightful area. :.1.300 sri. fl. Custom buill, 80 x l'lO ft. 1 .. 1. Lols of Spanish ti!r, c11nrn1u11~ fireplace "'ilh raised h~·ar1J1, ran1ily room ror rclaxrd Cali· fornia li ving. Price rf'ducxd tn S-19.200 by anxious transferrrd O\vnor. Call 546-:l.313 IAYCREST DOCTORS, LA WYERS nr any professional man \Vill <'njoy thr lil'paratc study \.l'i1h l'hr>JvP.s t.o ai:comrnodalr an C'X· 1<'n~ive library pl u:. a n Jdcnl luxur"y 4 l'K:drl'Jon1 hOmf' \\'l!h formal dinini.: r oon1, larcc fam· il,v rno111. n1a~nific.:rn t n1u.::;t1•1• bcdroo1n sulh• anti p1-.ol. Thi• ~11. !ln1otc flit' i.:ra~·in11s 1'11trr1al11· ,\.'ID <'hvn"r 11 ;11 lnull' fnr .~111(111.-.r In N11r1 hrn1 C1t!i/or·nia 01· Coru1111 df•I o\lar. Call 67.1·85.lO. NO DOWN VA 525,500 r; .. ,.n1y end n1od1•r11. /I. ii REf'l· R0 CJi\1 1 ~~ BJ\ Tl I horn" \1•ith b nil! in ki!clu·n. lirick fin•p!ai"·r and s1'pttrat1• f'ntin~ arr;1. Add 10 this a "do·i!-ynut~elf" fan's 1i l·l'a1n ~n ragr 11·ith hug(' v.•ork· sho11 an•a, and a pool sized .vurd \1'ilh ,..usy a C'.'tPsS fnr •'31ll!')('r & boat c>nthu::;iasls. PrirPd at VA appraisal of only $25,500. Call ()73-8550. IT'S lf.AUTIFUL, IY THF. BEAUTIFUL SEA! A rar(' combination o( (·onvrn!- rnc<', luxury and inc·omc al thr h<'a!·h. N1•ar hi"'ays & !>.h1Jp.~. Cuslom 4 bdrtn·5 bath. livin:.: & family rooms bo1h hnvC' l"v"- 1,\· firC'pla(·cs 11nd OC<'lln vi1•1,·s. Closr off nn•str>r sui!r f!"r hali·h-;ip1, 1·••m1 •I<'!•• \\ith 111:i· vnt•• ('111r11nci> ~i nti 1..:l:1s~•·d ,.,,,.f rn1111. \VI' a1·1• J>lt'luct to off•·r \Ill~ ro11r_ S!i9,:)0IJ. J•honr 1: u;. 7!71 !fi Vil'\\', HONEYMOON COTTAGE A l'01.Y I lx'droo111 home·-\\ilh firl'plAt:r on f\ 1v,.ll sih1atcd R·2 lnl s11u1h.o!'-l h1'-high1,·f1y. An itlo·nl i11vPslmf·nt f•11· th" ''1)11,V 11111v ~ build lal<'r" rnthusiast and tho'.' 011'n{·r 1\·ill 1•arry ~ !10' ;, lsl 1 1·11~1 del'd \1-ith onl.v 10'; d/)\\'TI. Only $36.500. C;iJI !i7:3-8.350. POOL HOME--$27.500 Assume 51;.. Loon !I sparkh•s fl'om lhc new ronf and paint job lo the pool. Can't 11rfurd a pool? Try this nn for siio:l' . , . :\ Bl.'drooms, coverrd J"l1iu. Sola 1· h~atrd pool. All 111 lop ('Ondltinn 11nd L11•:;t (1f a ll :"s11n11• !'i~i l1Jl'ln l'ltld O\•'nrr ,.,,il l 11,-.lp f1n1.in1·•·-Tntal rno11thly 1•.1,\'nl1'nl urod1'1' $200. LOT ZONF.D FOR 16 UNITS PANORAMIC OCF.AN VIEW Spar klin;::: <:lo'.'nn 3 B<'droom •in almost a a cn• co1nplt'tr!y fcncrd. Brand nrw bathroon1. Quiet cul-de-sac location. $27,• 500-FHA 01· VA Terms. -Hos 6 F.xistlnq Units- Contracti)rs to.·lovin~ North - Sacri fitr~ ~c:uod c8.lih return Tax sht'ltl'r •Top npp1·f'l:iA.llon tR-;~. Return o n n1inimu1n down paynlcnl. Call Today. 646-7171. THE REAL ESTATERS· 4 Conve·nienf locations Ne.tr You NEWPOllT IEACH COSTA MESA 1700 Nftwpoll &l ... d, 17'0 Herbor l h•d. 646·7111 541>.))!l C:OllONA DEL MAR INVESTMENTS l ll M••9111ri*• 2784 H1rbor &!~d .. Sult1 70 EASTILUFF-S HDROOM wllh sparkling IX>Ol comple tely fenced front huge back yard. :t 1u,.·ury baths. fOn11!ll dining ronm. r.lcm. & high school in u·nlkl n~ dlslan(.<e -$52,000. 64G-7 l7L 1000 J, j, i. 1: > .. 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Open Sunday from 12:30 to 4:30, 1908 Santiago Drive~ Dover Shores . • DOYER SHORES One vear old Iva n \VelJs home with DOOi & , view.' 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths, lar2e panelled family room, gently sloping lo~ beauutully landscaped. Sll2.000. NEWPORT SHORES The popuJar "A" Frame 3 bedroom. sharp and well kept, $32,900, 263 Lugocia. Open Suoday I to 5. ROY J. WARD CO., Realtors 1033 ~riners Drive, N.8. 646-1550 Dover ShorH Office PLUSH BAYFRONT COTIAGE From this immaculate, super-clean 3500' home, you have a sit-down view of jetty & bay, where boat action is busiest. 3 BR., dee • w • bar. formal dining & large yard. $169,500 Bill Comstock OPEN SUNDAY 1-5 BALBOA -ESTATE SALE 1344 WEST BAY AVENUE Luxurious 5 BR. bayfront home. Beautifully decorated. Pier & slip. Proximity to New· port Harbor Yacht Club. $168,500 Cathryn Tennill e NEW LISTING PRIME RESIDENTIAL AREA A gracious, cheerlul, quality custom bit. home. Meti culou s planning is evident throughout. Two bdrms., 2 baths & fotm. dining rm. in main hou se. Guest apt. with 2 bdrrns. & bath. Beautiful courtyard en· trance. Bayside terrace with pier & slip. $165.000 Kathryn Raulston UDO ISLE CHARMER Delightful modern on Via Genoa. Three bed· rooms. ea. 'v/o\vn bath. Separate di ning room. Truly a J~omemake r's Dream. SB9,500 -Terms. Gene Vreeland !:!ARD TO PLEASE? Then see this gorg-eous custom bit. 4 BR. + ;sep. family rm . home in Newport's finest area. 2 Yrs. young -31h baths -c ustom drapes -quality w/w cpts. -panoramic view -asking $89,000 -E-Z Terms. Art Gordon LUSK-HARBOR VIEW HILLS 4 BR., 3 Ba., family rm., kitchen eating area. 2 Fireplaces. 3 Car garage. View. Most favored Sandpiper model. Wet Bar. Fee. $68.500 Al Fink ., NEED A LARGE 4 BEDROOM? OPEN SUN. 1-5; 2700 LI GHTHOUS E LANE. See this deluxe 4 BR. + F.R. home. Over 2600 sq. ft. of luxury. High cathedral ceil· ings -frplc. in mstr. BR. Now $67.500 Bud Austin THE ELECTION IS OYER And this candidate was elected to serve you. 4 BR ., 21h ba., super.size !am. rm. Cov'd. porch/patio. reflect. pool. Huge lot -Fee land! $65.000. M. C. Buie 2 UNITS-CORONA DEL MAR SOUTH OF HIWAY -$59,500 Walk to shopping:. 2 Bedrooms. 111.2 bath: 2nd unit has 2 bdrms. up & 1 do,vn \V/13A b3ths. Good location. Ma"ry Lou Marion "LITILE DREAM HOME" Jn Corona Del Mar. 2 BR. plus convert. den w/2nd frpl c. :Z Baths. New carpeting. Love- J y yard. H&F Pool. Owner anxious. $49,500 Beile Pa rtch PRIVATE BAY BEACHES Bayshores is for you tr you enjoy privacy. Charming Cape Cod home with custom de- cor. 2 Nice bd rms. plus den plus din. rm. Lge. South patio. S49.500. Mary Harvey ENJOY THE VIEW Harbor Vie\v llills Best Buy~ Lovely 4 bd· nn. home in move--in condition. Room for pool. Only $48,500 EASTBLUFF-F1XER UPPER 4 BR. 2 Ba. home located on cut-de.sac. Large. secluded tree lined yard. Perfect Co~ young chiJdren . Out of town 0"1ner \.\•ants offer! $42.750 Harriett Davies OPEN SUN. 1·5 327 CEDAR Beamed° ceilings & beaut. shag carpeting - liv. rm. w/fireplace, dining room, 2 bed- roonu, woOd paneled den, 2 baths, walled patio 2-car garage w/elec. opener -va- cant & must be sold this week. $27.950. ca~rratum ' I "Please call for our picture brochure or current listings." ISM71D 551 NIWPORT CINTIR OR,. N.I. fl. I () /) 2 Tltll'Ll!XIS ..•....••• $63,950 • $66,500 * TAyloR Co * ol...inda Jj{e 1 FOURPLEX . " ....•.•.•..•• '. $69,500 ' , 111 3 lllDROOM HOME , .. , . . . . • . $30.950 . _ ---. -• -~ :--PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES -~r~~t~~~~~:,.1',~t\':,~:~:~~¥:i.~~:f. • \ CONVENIENT LOCATION • SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT vantage of good rental income + property Pool, 3 bdrm, fam rm, Westclill borne. Great 4 vaJue increases due to the new Dana Point for enteJU\ning. Close to shopping, schools, 60 Linda"'l'1I• Drive Yacht Harbor. library ................... .t., ........ $44,950 Newly lisle\l;·'l>iilsUge waterfront home. 4 , OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND. • 1215 Pembroke Open,Sun. 1-5:00 extra.lg. Br,,-4..~a. p~dt. rm. Lge. liy, rni~ &;c· PHONE BUILDER 642-4905 OR. i NEWPORT HEIGHTS de9; ~ car gu, Bea~t. patio/garden .. Deck Slit AT-,33792 ClOPPER .L"ANTERN Beamed ceilings , large rooms, space !or & dock. Bl ;Appl. • · •· · · · '. · · · · · · · · · · · ·· $220,000 1>4NA.,1"01N1: -' trail er or boat. One-owner 2-bdrm home. ' 11 · Linda Isle Drive -Open Sund1y GOOd storage. P erfect for couple .. , , $25,950 CHUC KY BOY I Nev .. 5 Br., 5 bath home on lagoon. Marble 531 Catalina Open Sat·Sun 1~5:00 He's our boy all righ t. be. entry, wet .ti2r, AM/FM fntercom, Hugemsl( cause CHUCK t:VERE'M' b ' Lar J' &: LUXURY LIVING & ENTERTAINING was our TOP GUY tor Octo. Br. has e3.1)1 ceil. & own frplc. ,ge tv. · ber wilh a total --'es & list. fam. rms. w/frplcs. ·W/deck ...... $185.000 True elegance throughout. Built without re-_. gard to cost by di scriminating owner who de. inr volup"ie or IJ,22.000. 107 Linda Isle Drive Chuc\ is always a wtnner. 5 BR 3 b th • ' f • di 2 manded only the finest. Extra large corner . a s;-i:am .. rm., orm. n. rm. site with ocean view. P lush bar with view of and v.·e're ntighty glad we 1'~plcs., Rm. for pool. Dock. By appt $145,000 have him. He can make spacious patio. pool and garden. -4 Bedrooms, YOU a winner too ll you, WATERFRONT LOTS panelled den, 5 baths & powder rm. E xpen· need ht-Ip In Real. Estate. N "6 3 c Reduc d t $77 000 t d & d E II t o. / : ar garage. e o . . . . , sive carpe s, rapes ecor . xce en Just call Chuck at COATS terms. W ill exchange for smaller home in 1r WAU.ACE REALTORS No. 44: 108 Ft. on wa ter ............ $150.000 Cameo Shores ... ' ................... $175,000 ?46"4141. 3 Bdrm. DR Spanish styling. Front crtyard. £ . SPANISH 3 YEAR OLD! •. • COATS Convenient locatio n ................. $41.750 · WALLACE 2039 Irvine Ave. Open Sat-Sun 1~:00 REALTORS BEAUTIFUL DOVER SHORES -54'-4141- For complete.information on a ll homes & Jots, please call : BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 833 Dover Dr., Suite 3, N.B. 642-4620 \Vant a.Bra nd New home? Then see this dra· (Open Evtnln9s') 1.,,,.,,,.,,,,...,...,...,... ... ., _G_e_n•_r_•_l ____ ,._1000,__' ·G.9ntral matic 2-stry living rm, 4 bdrms. study, gar· 1~ den rm w/wet bat &iormai D.R. Island kit· 216 ORCHID * BAYFRONT *. · NEWPORT SHORES ' lOOQ chen & 3·car garage ............... S108.000 CORONA $10,0CJO REDUCTION!! 2 BR., den, 2 ba. Dbl. gar,+ 410 Morning Star Open -~at-Sun 1·5:00 Must scll 3 Br. hon1e in prlv. rm. !or extra, car or boat. FAR FROM ORDINARY! QEL, ~ • area. Picr/fl o11.1 for 40 ft. NW peac 1 h;.500' · OPEN. SAT & SUN boa!. Now only $59,950. .. .... 4 Bdrm. 3 bath, family kitchen. Attractive . CAYWOOD REALTY G'..-.90 Wiiiiamson ext. Quiet \Ves tclif! st. close to schools. •·• I .1.' .•5 .,, REALTOR 6306 W. Coast Hv.y ., NB . shopping & main library. · · · · · · · · · · · · $49,950 For those who love the charm * 548-1290 * 673-4350 645-1564 1112 Nottingham Open Sat-Sun 1·5 :00 and warmth of llfl older EXCLUSIVE BAY ISLAND! '" property. A spacious home I and guest cottage to provide Enjoy Hawaii right here in the Wonder!u an exl'iting challange 10 !he World of Newport! On Bay Island! Tennis decorator minded. You'll ct. park w/trees, flowers & birds. And NO lo\'e the cozy glow of the traffic. Call us to see this older 5 BR born e w/ fire places in Jh•ing room and pier & slip ......................... $187,500 family room and you'll be 2 MASTER SUITES _ $129,SOO thrilletl at the roomy 67icll8 lot wilh Jots of play room Tremendous View! A grea t .family home in lor .chlldj'e'n. immac. condition. 4 Bdrms, fam rm, sep-A RARE OFFERING arate D.R. & 31h bas. Occupancy !or the Holi-CALL 673-8550 days. 1606 Antigua Open Sat.Sun 1-5:00 SPACIOUS EXECUTIVE HOME 3 Bdrm, custom home. Form D. R. A living room you won't believe! Call! ... , .. $69,950 PERFECT HIDEAWAY! $69,SOO Overlooks famous "Arch Rock"! Charming canyo n home in Co rona del Ma r w/vu of sea & surf! OCEAN FRONT -1185,000 Authentic Neu' England farmhouse with 5 bdrms, den & 4 baths. Abu ndant storaj!e. \·Varin & hospitable 1.. breathtaking \'IEW. CORONA DEL MAR VIEW Near new 4 bdrm "Broadmoor" 1ri-leve\ w/ family rm & formal dining rm ....... $79,500. LINDA ISLE LOTS Call us regarding 2 fine waterfront sites. Leasehold . Prime location. $69,500 & $75,000. BROKERS & SALESMEN We have an opening for one experienced man or woman in our Residential Div. Applicant must possess integrity, enthusiasm & ambi- tion to match our O\vn hi~h standards. If you are a profe ssional. interested in a beau- tiful ofc. in finest locatio n, working \V/con· genial associates, we are interested in meet- ing you. "Our 2Stfoi Ye•r" WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors 2111 Sen Joaquin Hills Road NEWPORT CENTER 644-4910 * * * * TH!: REAL ·1Z l:STATE:RS * * * Reallonr "Our 25th Year OPEN SAT/SUN. 1.5 In tile Harbor Area'' IRVINE TERRACE The Best of Everything 3.iOl.i Sq_ n. of custom quality home \li th exquisirc panor- amic ba.y & ocean. day & night view; \\•/l,r,:C'. h!cl , & fill . pool, lgc. patio: 2 king silc bclrn1s. 11lus convert. den: storage g11Jore. Lge. r:unih· rm. w 1\-ct bar, bit. in BBQ. VIC\\' dining rm. & li\"ing rm. 3 Car garage. Shown by app't. only. CLIFFHAVEN 3 Bdrms. 2 baths. On lge. lot. Near schools. An ideal Jam. ily home. $48,500, Salisbury Ri:.ilty 315 MARINE AVE. 673-6900 BALBOA ISLAND Continental Special FREED0:'-1 HOi\I~ 11 i1 h an extra roo1n plus a double garage. T1'modrlt'll kitc·hrn 1rith hand linishrd 11·ood cabint•ls. l''i"IA or Vi\, OK. $25,750 MESA VER DE Fixer upper $26,900. This ls th{' lowr~t pr!(·r In Co:«ta i\trsa's niosl dcsirah11' areR -i\lcsa Vt'n1e Ir n~ds some ·work, hut nothing n1a. jor and \\'ith 3 bi!! Brorooms and 2 Battis and do11blc .gar- age ii has r\'crything you want includint! buill • ins. 0wtlt'r anxiOll1', . ·.HURRY. >t<Hl&l-0 4313 nennel Pl., NB 673-4400 262!! Hubm·. C.". 1.ov{'1y 1.sR. plus slC't'p, n11. ::::::======!lm~~~ID~JS- ""' '""' Nko "'"~"""· NEWPORT HEIGHTS Nc\1·cr carpc1Jng. E-7.. F'in-BEACH BEAUTY "';;~· s:~~·;• AS:~'.'°"NB SO. OF 15th-$30, 700 Ch.,.,ning 3 BR .. •~wlyp•lnt. with 6 % loan e<t lnsidr, N'w Cflrpt'g. Pool. si7.e lot w/room for boat or lrlr, Assume exlstlr11: C.I. loon. 504 Redl1nd1, NB Here's a bargain! 3 BR., I~ ba., frpl., F.A., heal P1UIO slab. Rm. for boat Ir trlr. \\"alk to all achooll. Offered for $29.9j(). lmm&culntl' 3 )'('llr old home one n1ile fro1n lhe surf 3 Bedroorn11, fireplace, blt'ns, professionally landsca)X'd yard front &. rear. YOU can lake over the FHA loan on this proptrty. $205 Per monlh PAY• a ll. Brand new listing. $32.250. Unbeheveble ln N('1,1•port Beach. Vi<'·'"· Lg, BR's. For. mel dining rm. Huge riancr. led r11n1. r m. wllh l'alhcdral beam cdllng!'. l flrTPlace11 + BBQ, Cht'rry kilchen. 2 baths. Custom bu~lt. Te.M'Bc. e.d yd, Pano. Hu rcy Call (714) 962-$115. FORF.ST F. .• OLSON INC. RLTil.S. COATS ,g1n mtOOKllURST AVE., & lll.iNTINCTON BE.\0{· MORGAN REAL TY 673-4642 675-6459 $500. DOWN tr clOlllng cost1 to 1nyont AND you can 1oov~ lnlo lhl.t. 3 Bedroom cham1er IOC"ntC*d In Cot!a 1'1,sa. ll'a a OOLL JIOUSE, Ju11 painted Inside end OUI . )'ou mus1 l'tt lt ... run •""• 121.000. ~o "'2629 Ritbor, C.M. WALLACE BEACH COTTAGE REALTORS BACHELOR PAD Open 'Evenlnts Bcnullfully <kcora14'<1 1 bed- • '62-4454 e room, 1 b&rh v.ilh Iola or _ . _ _ room. Nl'ar 1he ~('h, llugr j $4000 Reduction ""'' ,..,., wllh '"'' 01 , .. .,.... (I} Big 3 BR hot!~ Thi" piece l5 n °'111 House.. ,'~I .~,;:::.':;.,131,~ Walker & Lee now 133.:IOO. Ex ira ntct! Rtnltota Glen Qu~n lterhaa:e RtA I 2700 lliilrbor 81vd'. 111 Adams 1'..Jtt111r. S«J-11s1. ~~; Opl-n· '11! "9 PM I .. Open Houses THIS WEEKEND MHp tti l' hc11tdy diriKhlry wltfl yo• tlll• ~ .. d a1 yo11 90 llo11M-ho11tl119. All the locotiOM ll1tH Mlow .,. described I• treater detail by od•erthl., fiM· wti.ft in .today'• DAILY PILOT WANT ADS. PatroM -..owl119 op•• hollMI for Mio or to rottt -. •rved I• llsr s11c:k b1for111otio1 i1 thl1 c:ol11m11 fl!Ch Frldoy. HOUSES FOR SALE (2 Bedrooms) 328 Poppy Ave., Corona del Ma r 673-6510 '(Sun 1-5) 531 Catalina Or .. New port Beach 644-4910 (.~at & Sun 1-51 4313 Channel P l.. Newport Beach 673-6642 : 675-6459 ISat & Sun 1-5) 2591 Vista Drive. Newport Be ach . 6;5-4930 (St1111-S) (2 Br. Fa mily ar Denl lljl'I~ ~tlj &e !Har bo r Vi ew Hom-. ~~i)(f ~~ ~ . tl., 673-3488 Eves. (Sat • ~ l&~f ~J.. .... . .h447'62nd'Stfeet (Nl!wpoI\ Shores), NB 675-5930 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 327 Cedar (Newport Shores) NB 833-0700 : 644-2430 (Sun 1-5) 245 Mesa Drive, Costa Mesa 546-23-13 (Sun 1-5) 2000 Port Provence Place. Ne\vport Beach 6;3-8550 (Sun 1-5) (3 Bedroom) 1506 Dolphin Terrace, (Irvine Terrace) NB 642-5200 (·Sat & Sun 1·5) 2748 San Ca rlos Lane, Costa Mesa 549-2367 (Sat & Sun 10·51 2039 Irvine Ave ., Costa l\1esa 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1·5) *1215 Pembroke Ln. (Westciill) NB 644-4910 (Sun 1-5) 263 Lugonia (Newport ·Shores) NB 646-1550 . (Sun 1-5) 17472 Zeider Lane, llunt1ngton Beach 842-6691 (Sun 1-5) 526 Santa Ana Ave . .,-Newport Beach 673-6642 ; 675-6459 {Sat & Sun 1-51 504 Redlands, Ne\\1port Beach 673-6642 · 675-6459 I Sat & Sun 1-5) 435 Irvine' Ave. (Ne\\'port Heights) NB 640-2414 -I Sa~ & .~un 1-5) li600. Santo Domingo. Fountain Valley r. 962-1373 <Sun l -.i) 91·1 Ce rcis Place. NC.\\·port Beach . ji1s-4930 (Sat & Sun 10 :30-4) (3 Br. & Family or Den) 216 Orchid Corona del !vlar ) 673-8550 ' . (Sat & Sun 1-5 2261 Golden Circle, Newport Beach 673-8550 . . (Sat 1·5) 1915 Mariners Drive (\Vestchfi) NB 642.5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2662 Circle Drive (Bayshores) NB 642-9194 ; 645-2950 (Sun 1-5) *1906 Holiday Road (Baycrest) NB 644-0134, 548-1357 . (Sal & Sun 1-51 681 Sandcastle Drive (Harbor Vie"•' Hills) CdM 833-0820 (Sun 1-5) t GlO p Qnderosa (!\'lesa Verde) CM • 546-5440 (Sun 12-ol 2261 Golden Circle, Ne\\'port Beach 673_8550 (Sat 1·5) 403 t6th Place· (Ne,vport lleights) NB 642-5200 (Sun 1-5) 316 Ruby. Balboa Island (S 151 675-3331 un • .• 17111 Tiffany Circle, Huntington Beach • 846-0004 (Sun 1-5) . 20242 {tatnona Lane, Huntington Beach 962-1373 . (Sun l-5) 3265 Col orado Lane, Costa Mesa5 I"') 546-2803 . (Sat & un ~ 2812 Shantar (Mesa Verde) CM (S 1 5) 540-1151 un • 346 Poppy. Co_rona de! Mar 1 ') 675-3000 <Sat & sun ·• 2920· Clay Sl. (Newport Heights) NB 675-soOO 1sun 1-5) , 319 Drlltwood·!Shore<:lillsl CdM · ) 675-3000 t Sat & Sun 1·5 t'll5 NottlllJlham (Wcstcllll) NB ) Si5-3000 (Sun 1·5 3202 Washington !Mesa Verdel S I 5) 546-2313 < un · 4311 i Lancewood (University Park) 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 12:3()-1 :30) 2499 Anniversary Ln. (Nr. Back Bay) NB 64).4498 ., tSat & Sun 1-5) · ------· --------·--- ,.G __ .,._..,~~_11 _ _. ___ 1_100_.· . ~r•I ' c~f ..,.,· .JIOO '.· ·CP$.1'A· ·~ SPOTLESS-. BALBOA ·~· ISLAND $J1;000 Here is the horiie you've 'wait. e.d for -Harbor High School Dbibict -Sparldini clean -3 Bdnns -Dinlnc nn. Family nn. -Manicured grounds and priced for quick sale. You must see to ap. preciate.-'HUJT)', won"t lei. 45 Ft. lot on North Bay. 4 BR. J Ba. ho~: , PRNATE PIER & FLOAT. HARDESTY REALTORS 675-2166 DJAL 64>-0303 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S 2411 Via Marina FORES1',E. OLSON llEALTORS 2299 HARBOR, C.M. View-Vie~! Back Bay., Ql!iet . ., cu: de sac stttet. Lge. ·4 BR. OPIN' SUNDAY & study; custom bit. by ewn-~2671 8ay Shore Dr I we e.r. Priced below V.A. ap. ~ecutivc ,5 Bedroom 4 bi.th, prthrai;S49.500. 0wner ·mwit' · tarriuY ·0r1tn1ed home. sun1c. sel: befOl'e Christmas. en living room, large family Cell: 673-3663 644-2639 E ves. room \\'ith bar-b.que. Court asso1:iated 1 ''.?tio· Mst BR has view of :pay. A bargain at $85,000. IDick Berg Realty (Uk far Dick or Lany) BR OKERS-REAL TORS l02S W Balboa 673-1663 962-2421 Eves. 642-2940 (4 Bedroom) 4701 Dorchester Lane (Cameo Hglnds) CdM, 642-8235 (Sunday) **11 Linda Isle Dr. {Linda1s1e) NB 675-3210 (·Sat & Sun) 1130 Santiago {Dover Shores) NB 64:1-8235 (Sat & Sun) *4627 Camden {Cameo Shores) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) (4 Br. & Family or Den} 1124 Santiago (Dover Shores) NB 642-5200 (Sat & Sun 1-5) ·*1749 Skylark Lan.,, Newport Beach 548-8281 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 2411 Via Marina {Back Bay ) NB 673-3663; 644-2639 E ves. (Sat & Sun 1-5) 2324 College Drive (College Park) CM 548-7729 (Sat & Sun 1-4) 1906 Santiago Drive (Dover Shores} NB -1550 (Sun 12 :30-4:30) 9432 Gulstrand Circle, Huntington Beach 842-6691 (Sat 1·5) 5801 Trophy Drive Huntington ·Beach - 642-6691 . . .. '· '-(Sat I.;\) ' 2700 Lighthouse 'Larie~ Gbtblii. aet1 Ma~· · r . __ JP3,Q700 · .644,WQ_ ·· ·-·(sun 1'5) ' l!n'M~g StaT(UOVer Shores) NB '· 644-4910 _ i$at & sun 1-5.J !fl2 Nottingham (Westcliffl NB . 644-4910 (Sat. & Sun 1-5) 1606 Anti~ua (Dover Shores) NB 644-4910 (Sat & Sun 1-5) **505 Morning Star Ln. (Dover Shores) NB 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) *112i Galatea Te rr. (Irvine Terr.) CdM 642-8235 (Sat & Sun) 839 .Santiago. (!vlesa de! Mar) CM 546-544-0 (Sun 1-5 ) 4-04 16th Street. Costa Mesa 646-3255 (Sun 1·5) 2057 Co inmodore (Baycrest) NB 646-3255 (Sun 1-5) 18905 Antioch (Turtle Rock) Irvine 675-3331 (Sun 1-5) 3120 Lincoln Way, Costa Mesa 540-ll51 (Sun 1-5) 21152 Lockha ven, Huntington Beach 962-1373 (Sun 1-5) 1317 Ma riners Or. (Baycrest) NB 675-3000 (Sun 1-5) 1800 Irvine {Baycrest) NB 675-3000 (·S~l & Sun 1-5) '*1807 Galatea (Irvine.Terr.) CdM 675-3000 . , (Sun 1-5) * 1724 Port-Sheffield, Corona del !\-tar_ 675-3000 (Slit & Sun 1-5) 4718 Dorchester (Ca meo Highlands) CdM 675-3000 (Sun 1·5) 2056 Tustin Ave. {Back Bay) NB . 5;5-5726 (Open Daily 1-5) ?739 Canary (Mesa Verde) · • 546-2313 (Sal 1-4) 2810 Ferang Place (Mesa Verde) 546-2313 (Sat 1-5) 2264 Donnie Road, Newport Beach · 546-2313 · (Sat 1-5) 1877 Tahiti (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990; 540-1894 -(Sat & Sun 1-5) 2976 Jaya (Mesa Verde) CM 546-5990 ; 540-1894 !Sat & Sun·l -5) 3158 Kerry Lane, Costa Mesa -7171 (Sat & Sun 1-5) *2189 Tu stin Ave., Costa Mesa 646-7 171 (Sun 1-5) 221 Morning Canyon (Shorecliffs) CdM 673-6026 (Sat & Sun 1-5) 325.1 Jo,va .s.treet. Costa ~Iesa - 646-7;55 (Sat & Sun 1-5) TOWNHOUSES FOR·SALE (3 Bedroom} 10063 Whipporwill, Fountain Valley 96:1-1373 (Sun 1-5) DUPLEXES FOR SALE 12 a r Bedroom> 422-422\ol F emleaf; Corona del Mar 676-2101 (Sat & Sun 1-5) - (2 B.clrooms eachl 521 carnation. Corona del Mar 673-6510 (Sun 1·5) 13 Br. & 2 Br.) 501 & 503 Marguerite, CdM 5;J.8550 -(Sat & .Sun 1-5) * , ... • * w...,,,. .. .... ,... .... w ........... HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSIS FOR SALE S1tul'da~, NttVt'mbtr 7, 1970 tlAILY PILOT f.S HOUS!S FOR SAL! HOUSES FOR SALi -HOUSIS FOR SALi HOUSES FOR SALi HOUSES FOR lli:r-, GMera1 1000Genoral 10000-ral 1000 O.ner•I 1000 General 1000 Gen.rel 1000General 10000.neral 1000 .. THIS IS OU .R NEW ''EL CAJON'' DISTINCTIVE HOMES , Vacant AJsume s~ %-Joan on this freshly r!'decoratl'd 4 bed· room home. Full price $28,500 Gorgeous 5 B~oom, 4 bath, ~crest home tn tip top cond.lUon. & wl'lh 1hmmetln1 POOL View Hom• Oe<:orator's lovely 3 betl- room & den home "'Ith s"'eeptnJ:: view of Back Bay. A 1·holce home ln tx· clusi\·e locaUon. Baycl'flt Spacious 3 bedroom home in dt'6lrable location. On!)' $49,000. Jiii.RY FREU1> • CHARW ARNOLD Associates GLORIA CUEVA ROBERT HALLEY JOHN COURTNEY 388 E. 17th Strffl, Cotti Mat• ·Our 25th Year I Results thru Service · REAL TORS , , • 646-7755 546-5440 General 1000 j General 1===;;;;; 1000 "FURNISHED MODEL NOW OPE N" Newport Shores Custo'tn built, 2 blocks fron1 CICt'an, 4 spaUJu~ bedroonu; \ilith outstanding features such as: \\·rt bi\.r In game rm., formal dinin&" rm .. Spanish !Jle in entry ltaJJ8.n ceramic ti~ in kitchen, tell cleaning oven, sundtck oft ntaster bcdrm., iuRh shag crptg. and much, much more !n this 3265 sq, ft. home of quality &. elt-gance. ~lu"t be 5£'t'n o be 11pp~ciatcd! Builc on J ~~ lots, you 011•n BAY,SHORES FINANCING CHOICI:! cnrner, 60 H. lot, PROILE.M? r1.. BRING YOUR CHECK BOOK OPEN SUNOAY 12·5 1610 PONDEROSA 3 FULL BATHS niodern :i bdrm. 2 bath, lge, A!sume this 6 '". loan 1v~th I. _, d. a 1, payments of $17,-, per mo 1n-4 BEDROOMS FAMILY ROOM WITH WET BAR FORMAL DINING ROOM 3 CAR GARAGES 1v mom auu 1n. are c.-. . . & , · 1 1 1 f , \\'ith eluding. pr1nc, int., taxez 1ng. ove Y enc -. pa 10 Im. i'Tiu cannot f!'nt a 3 bit-in ~BQ · 2 private beach. bedroom, 2 bath home for es • $.T.1.500. rhal ln C05la l\:lesa. Good YOu wiU lall tn lm1e ¥.'ilh this outstan<lin.1t l ht-droom !'lesa Vcrdto home. rirst lime of· fcrtd, ownrr h&il decoralf'd In brii;:-ht, happy IC'lnl"d col· Ot'S !h1•oout. tn1mat'Uh1tc ~nditlon, spal'kling blln kit- ch<"n. Stnp by & lrl us sho\\' you -)'OU won't \111nt 10 ]~Ill'{'. 5·16-a440 Plus for the early buyer 1 Ox22 sq. ft. "finished" bonus room -complete with ALL bltns., basic carpetinlJ, shake roof & concrete driveway -from $35,840. IRYINE TERRACE O\\INf;R \VANTS ACTION, }esvi"Jlt: a,!.'f!A., nicely !And· \ocatkin lo schools. Let us ~how It to you tooRy, for tomorrow it will be gone!! j4&-;.~40 scaped, at~c_tlve, 3 bd~. 2 OPPORTUNITY ha lh, lg!'.' .. 1.1v. room. d1n1ng KNOCKS Gener•I RiNCHO ·'·tA CUESTA AYRES HOMES SINCE 1905 MODELS AT BROOKHURST & ATLANTA HUNTINGTON BEACH 968,2929 • 968·1338 10 A.M. to 6 P.M. 1000 Gener 1I 1000 Gener•I the ground. Lachenmyer ReolJtor 1860 Nr-....'port Blvrl., C.i\f , CALI. 646-3928 Ev!'S: 548.fi769 WATERFRONT ar('a. hlt-10 !'I, 1-pt. & drapes LOUD & CLEAR • ASKING $42,500. VACANT LOTS 1-u.;ART o~· \\'ESTCLlff Largr l'Ol'Of'l' loi, convrniC'nl lo !!Choo\.~ and shopping • ONLY $24,750. LA BACK BAY. Large building arwl thr Jl(>h;:hbnr.'! 11rr 1'<lnt- pl11inu1~. TI1i.~ !If'\\' li!111n~ 1" ~J ~harp ii 11111.~1 l1r it1- s1w~·tc1l w\lh 1·11111io11 -and ii'~ 1•l11•apcr._Jha.n J1't1l at $272 prr mo in1·lut1 1ni::: ('\•f'rylhing. All !hi.!! \\'ith on- ly $1500 rln. tr you nN'd a J hNtmom, 2 ba!h -t·a ll quickly! 546-:;,Mo "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'[ PA CE site at t>nd or St'cluded cul· :::; Pier & ~l ip to accommodate ~e-sac street. surround~ by HARD TO PLEASE? 1000 <I BOATS up lo 50'. Enjoy fuie homes .. ASKING $2.1,000, h , h . A LOVE AFFAIR i~ inf'1itahlC' \1·11C'n ynu in- 'fl<'CI ~hf' ln1•11.hle 4 hNtrnnm bt11ne ,1·/f11rn1;;,I rl l n in i::: L'OOlll. hJtn S:llS 11pplhHH'f'S, la.ri:::e t-n1·rrcd p11tln 11l0k~ <I'll! onto brR·ul iful }~nr\1'.rapC'r\ )iU.,.I. No-....· $31.900 and pr1crr\ to ~II. 546-5440 l BEDROOM A HEATED POOL $39,500 4 BR+ FR +POOL Open Dai~ 328 Aliso ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 the ul!imate in Juxury living S If sn t e n this c arming and entertaining in thl~ cus-11C 11 THOMA ronciomin1um Is tor ynu. in EASTBLUFF iom h•ilt qoaHoy horn•. 4 Realtor Comoc ""'"•'"'"""Imm ~ • bedrooms, 3 ball\s and for-pnol -yl"t a vir-....· of pool. 2 e a,.'lu' .1. • Z'l4 \V. Coast H\I')'. 548-5.527 Bedronm, den, 2 balhs, lll1V ·~ OPEN DAILY 1-5 mal dioiog room, v,., l•v· 0,,_w3 just listcrl in l\1rt111. Vertie. Ownrr frRnsfen'Crl & 11•Rnls a quirk S11lr -rw1\'ly painted intl'rior. all clC'r bl•n kit- rhen 11i th dis:h-....·asher. 14 x '20 Jivin~ room 11• i t h fireplRN', lo1v maintenance wi!h a11!om11tic sw('ep. Price only $3!1,900 & r:-;rC'llr.111 financi11jt 11.vallnhle 546-5440 Newport Beach lovers look at· this .. 4 big bdrms • fam. Uy room . sparkling pool • plus Harbor High Schoo! • WPstcliff Shopping • All this and only minutes to the beach • Priced urlder 1nar· ke1 \1or quick sale, Better hurry, DIAL 645·030.~ FOREST E. OLSON REALTOR 2'299 HARBOR, C.M. Newport Heights comer of Beacon 1 short block from Cliff Or. By Owner $36.500 Spacious 3 bedroom 2 hath, living room \loith fireplace, large dining area ovcrlook- i~ lovely secluded Janat, cal-t>etini:::, drapes, built-in electric kitchen. Garage off alley with electric eye open- er. Nicely landscaped .cor- LIOO WATERFRONT ner lot. You are cordially invited to l'ie1v o'Jr NE\V 1971 l\fodel 1-lome, elegantly decorated & furnished. This luxuriously different 5 bedroom borne with, panor. amic Vi('\\' of the Bay, Fash. ion Island & the l\.1ounta ins \\'ill surely make you want to l\ve in Dover Shores. Open Daily JO AM 10 5 P!-1 1033 Marinrrs Drive (just sou!h of Galaxy) Ivan Wells & Sons APTS.-32Q i~IQP t!Plil.P ~ ''"'~' ~.\441 Roy J . Wud Co. s SJ-50,()(\11 ptl:c.n ~rith 7% 1.!!t I ;;;;;;;~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio \ E XCLUSIVE AGENT. T.D. 6 Beaut. furn, units; 1 i 1033 Mariners Drive 646-1550 6 car garages Ir. atil. room. F ixer Uppe'r (Open Daily) 80 Ft. oil 'swimming beach. Back Bay • big 5 bedroom. Wll! consider trade !or boat Needs paint, yard \\'Ork, or maximum $85,000 lge, 4 some repair . Listed $34,750 BR. house. but "your" offer may take Bill Grundy, Rltr. It. AJso lor LEASE WITH 1:=:::::::::•1 83.1 Dover Dr., N.B. &12-4620 OPTION. Rental """" 6 m 0"'"' " 10"•"· Your Choice JUST LISTED neat, vacant, 4 & family In :mo Sq. ft., 4 bed.rm, family I: dining, drape11 & shag crptg. Sprinklers front & rear S35.99S FHA. Don 't m iss' this one! Call Ray Gault, 540.llSl , Heritage Real Estate. Mesa Verde. S260 Including of New Shag Carpeting gardener. and Elegant Wallpaper • 1000 TRIPLEX -$41,500 Neat and clean. No care on this one! Two bedroom units in excellent quiet EAST· SIDE location. May trade up. This one is priced for immediate sale. Better call now ! EASTBLUFF WITH FOREVER VIEW lmmaculale upgraded 3 bedroom home with 180 unrestric ted view of Saddleback hills UC I & Fashion Island. Very private Jocai ion on Cul De Sac. Prof~ssionaj!y landscaped garden. TRY and find anotller home in thi sarea for this price. $39,800. INSIDE TIP OFF He'e Is the best buy in EXCLUSIVE BA YSHORES . 2 bedroom & dining room. I-lame stressed for addi tion. Needs T.L.C. Ideal family living-beaches~!un for all ~&••· Amazing low price of only '36,500. -formal dining room & dble frplc, large 1800 sq, ft. home located just 1 block to MESA VERDE PARK 11.nd J block!i to COUNTRY CLUB. Living Is more enjoyable here, your children attend the fines! schools. Let us help you crt'- atr a beautiful Jiving situa. tloo. Nichols Real Estate 546-9521 15 UNITS Eastslde Co!ta ~1esa ... At- tracli\'e 1 and 2 bedroom apartments. \\'alk1ni;:-dis- tance to shopping. lnoome of SJJ,600 and owner may trade? Asktng $250.000. Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR Ne\l'PQr1 Beach 01tice 1028 Bayside Dtive · 675-4930 $15,800 F.H.A. Anyone qualif1e~ 1uhjec1 to F'.H.A, Loan with 6% annual percenl<ige r;ile. Total pay. ment $148.00 per mo. ShRrp 3 bedroom home ~li.o:!cning wilh HARDWOOD F"LOQR..l;j, 2 luxurious ha1hs. modem built-In kHchtn. ReAdy !or lmmediale occupancy. G.I. Buyef'I v.·rlt"Omc. CALL! Walker ·& Lee Nf'\l'J)Ort Beach eve!! .,.,, """' dC'l'>''n pa~'mf'nl. assumablt' 2615 B•mboo, N.B. Able family room with cozy !'""'""""!!!!!~'!"~'""'"""" ~·4'~ loan. This mu!ll be A Spa". 5 "·'•m w/v'••'" 01 fireplace. Best buy in the 1 11 rl 'II .._ ..,.,.,. " 100;0 DOWN p l'asrr. ca now an 11·r tf'nni, club, pool & park. area at $l28,000, •ho'" yo", '"16-"40 NE\V LlIXURIOUS :;:.par.ious " " " ...., Close lo shoppin1t, \ge CO\'· Colesworthy hon\{' plus One Brltm. aparl-f'rt'i'I patin, freshly redf'COr. mrn1. Y OUR ared inside & out. Ready to THE HO~tE: uHer.~ lrg_ {'n-LAST CHANCE mhVf> into • last escrow • try. Livin,1t Rrn. "'1th firt'. 10 buy a $'.l!l,:..00 home in 11 Vacant! &' Co. plal'f', thl'rC' Bdrn1s, T -....· 0 s~i0.00o IH"iE:hhorhnnrl. Jus! REALTOR baths, Din. Rni. f1vith 0 /N rcduf'Cfl. thii; 4 hNirf>Olll & Nf'\l'pnrt Bl.'ach Offir:c • huffrt 111111 China ('losr!I, 20:-: .fanlily 1~10n1 ht1n1e -hrin!.! 1028 Bays\dr Drive 30: rarn. Rrn. 1vi!h Firrplarc your p11 int brush & irM.:1•r11sr 675-4930 .. Elrct U/N Ki1. cpls. and iri; vallle while ynu an• Cash Buyers FOR YOUR HOME Nt'l'd 2, :I & 4 berlroom homrs I -trr us "" a. 30 day usung Carefree ncome · thcr<'. Terms arf' flcxihl r. 1trapcs, TIIE APART~1F:NT otfcri; a so give us a call bl'forf• lr !I larJ::c rear Living Rm. with too late. 5'!&-a1.10 -\l.'ili rome & appraise Eastside Costa Mrsn, t LI 3 your proP.C"rty f~. Bcdrm. 2 hath plu!I 2 Bcdrm, Lachenmyer Realtor 1860 Newport BIVd., C.P.1. CALL 646-3928 or ~3483 ~IU~ST~l~IST~ED~! =I I halh nvcr ilil'<ll!'e. neat: 171h Strer.ll &hoPPR. (l)'plcs ln each. blt1t~ in apt. 4 Garag. es, laundry in jtarage, Jte. <.-enll y rMccoralt>rl. Open Sat. & Sun. 1-!i 1850 Santa Ana Ave., C.M. lircplacc, :;pacrous bdrn1. R/N kit. arld dincttr. ·• TRADE ·IN YOUR Three cnr garaqc • all IJCJj· OLD HOME WIFE RUNNING AROUND looking for 11 house? Thrn t'l\11 u.~ now & pur ;i ~lop to ir. \\"' havl' !hat rnT'f' asi:uinahlr loan a! ~,~~:-, piiyahl,. $200. n1n. r .1.1'.J. This 3 llf'llroo111 + honus l~IOm or 1 hedrnom honlC' is louk1ni: for l!Onlt"Oflf' ju:1! like her. 5'1G-5+10 GOOD NEWS "1 l;RAVELS FAST fhoUght \\'r'd leot you in Qn 11. Plush modern 4 ber\rn,, 2 ha1h. loarlf'rl 1vith e)(tnls. Spacinu!I living room, fir't'pl11c1", VA 11.ppr11;i11al S29.9.'lfl. Ownrr -....·ill wll NO 00\VN to Ve\11. Closing cn!lt 11hout $600. Cal\ now for lncal1on. ;.,1&-5440 Lachenmyer ''ices & utilit\rs ir i:::i.r. Front Lilt YflUf cquify in your homr Jands<"afl!'d includin,1t sprink.. bt• your Oo\vn payment -nn lcrs. Sfop!lratrly fenced rrRr Rrlrl ihrnl!ll eoi;I to you. M if yRTII!!. l.ocaled near Co~ you ""'ant a bhzger hnme, a ~1csa park and do-....·ntown. t>t"lter location, but you Pticed tn sell .. CALL TODAY haven't any n1or.t'y, ju!ll a T,OR DETAILS. hl"i111f'. then call us ahnul M. M. LA-BORDE, Rltr. !his lovely 4 hforlrnnn1 .v 646-0:i:-~ Evrs: 646-457!1 f;unily r()t")m 1vJth \\'et har In ·=-=-'----,-~:c:=:::;-j Mrnt11 Verde for Ju .~ 1 RARE Brautifut!y appointerl RAN. -EWNESS CHO fl1ESA home w/privale 1860 Nc.,..•pnrt Blvd., C.M. THE N $:1!1,500. 54&-f>.140 MEDIUM Rea ltor gated front entry &.,a...&hake. ·Alib-646-39'28-Eves: -~69 -HASNrf-F-RANT-IC--_ OR WELL DONE roof, Irs a large k spacious .,...,,..,..,..,..,..,..,...,, ! OFF Thii1 4 bedroom. 2 ~b-,t~h-;-h,-,-tiOPEN H OUSE J br beauty w/dini~g room, HOME & INCOME WORN • • • el'l!rything hut you! AM ii SUNDAY 1·5 sCJ>'.'ralt; ?en, 20x25 C?verr.d In 11. privare rural sellin,ll' • Buf our own!'r has had a OC«I.!! you now! Ownrr hl'l!i 839 SANTIAGO patio•"-it Ii all profes.s1onally !!pace and lots of i;harle trees. chan,1te nr plan8 anrl now 1rl'ln~rerred & has sli1.sherl Rarely h<lvr wr been a hie !o !and!ICRped . JUST THREE H tw bd 1vishf':; lo ~rtl hi,; 11.'f'li rlrc-thr pr!ce & OOl1'C'cted thr offer a fl.1EDrUM pricl'd \'EARS NEW? Take o\'cr omcy, neaL 1 ee r'."5· ora!rd, ronmy 2 Bedroom !rrm!I so you can finanr•fl ii horn" thafs !;() \VELI~ I 6"' · , 1 • two bath home \\'Ith fire. , VA oan at ,,, in erei;. "' 1 & . 1 · \\'. anrl den , dinin.i:: room ho~e any ""'11.Y that suil.<: your DONE. It's RARE irlclef'd lo TOTAL PAYMENT OF $197 pace pie ure view tn· on an f!lrva1Nt co~r tor in pockr.thook, The ~t!I are find a 4 be'riroom home in dows. 14• ~ h hi PER MONTH, Call to see PLUS TI~REE CH O ICE Ne\.\'pflrl. Bti11.ch. Only "·""" like new. t e tn11 are com· ~1esa De] ~h1.r thal you c1tn no .... ', only $33,500, \VELL KEPT UN ITS to pay fiocludln,1t lhl' Jandl with ex-plcle, the rovcred patio buv 1vilh NO DN PYMNT if -ll"nt tl'rm". makr!I fC'lr exlTII. cnn1 lor1. .~·oU 1tre 11 Vet, or sm11ll co: Ts ex""nse11. WHAT A BONUS! '""-'" f lh · ,~ CALL 67:1-85."i() Call now or e price -do"•n tQ anyonl" F'HA. C11.IJ Both home and unifll show OPEN HOUSE 11'r'rc embarrassed to tell it 1orlay fnl' 01nre details. , WALLACE pride of ownernhip and arc SUNDAY 1_5 all! 51&-;i440 Priced at $30,400. in imm11culate condltion. REALTORS Priced to ~ll at nnly S.'JB,500 1tXJO PROVENCE HAVE YOU USED YOUR GI?? -5~141- (0pen Evenings) .. 11•ith fia11.ncing av11.ilable. M. M. LA BORDE, Rlfr. 646-05:15 Ev.t's: ~2-7438 G.l.'1 Extended NOT BRAND NEW No Money Needed Hert BEACH $17 500 GM'" Mo" Dd M" horn• -, "'ith 4 kin,1t-~ize hedroom11. Modt-rn Juxurlous bat h !I. Not OC\I', 001 only !I yrs. Beautiful BRICK FIRE. young, J larg(' ber\ronms. 2 PLACE, loads of deep-pile full hA.th.~. Family room. carpels 1hruot1l -....·ith malch. Gourmet kitchen ·.11Uh IRtest ing r\rapes. Cnmpletely en· elec. built-in!!, Enc:lo~M Pit· cJOl'll'd yA.rrl, It's a sleeprr, tio. Just lake Ol'f'r with pay. selling 11\ appraisal cf ment~ cheaper than rent. $31,75() • SELLER'S PAY call today 17141 962-5."«1. ALL COSTS CaJl... t'OREST E . DC.SON INC, . RLTRS-Walker & Lee """ BROOKHURsT AVE,. HUNTINGTON BEACH \o THEREAL ~ EST'.\TEI;<S $800 TOTAL DOWN !o F'HA • Vr! huyt>rs on lhi::i trrriliC' 4 hl'f!rnom homr in i;:,rrat CO!llta Mr!la Arra. Pay .. mcnt will be !cs~ than rent for this home. Huge yard with lot111 of trc<:s. Inside is If you arc 11. VETl:RAN' .~ your eHgihihly has t")(pi~<I thrn rall us for 1ve h+ll'" news for you. You 11re rli1ti- blr l'lstain t., \\'P. hAvr !ht' hon1r /or yo11. II'~ 4 ht'rironms. 2 h;iths, fully cArprll'd & all hlto.~ at the low, low price or $29.9.iO. 516-5440 lreshly painted and ready '!L" AS IN LOVELY for OC'C\lpancy, ·CALL Thill J brdmom & family W lk r & Lee room homo look• II ke a e a custom home Rnd i1'i; a . Rcallo1'3 '-· Rem. P r o f essl on RI I Y 2790 HRTbor Blvd. al Ad'"ams laR<lscaped . l_"llh tropV:al ~-;,,..,.-.is.; 0 n 'tH' !f!OO-PM ganten' off dimrut area Alli1 A. '1't'>V• pc -jfreat 20 x 25 covPrt'ff patio. BALBOA"' w•me 6% VA loa';<~,,.W REALTORS 2970 H11.rbor Blvd, al Adam11 545-045.r; .Open ·Iii 9 PM EASTSIDE ISLAND IT'S ELEGANCE FAMILY HOME '' ""'",..., with ;"'"'"• TERFRONT DUPLEX J Bedrooms, 2 halhs, dandy MagnUl~nt 3 BR . home simplicity. 11 YoU arc an ex· WA den. kifchen with bulll-ins Room 10 hulld pone.nt of inform11l living incl. dilshwn!lhf'r _ Plu!I 11 HARDESTY 1han you musl llf'C !his lovely WM TiND d4!n wilb nice view of the You 0 LR • big 2 car garage anft &eP-REALTORS Rarden. 3 Bedrooms plus 11rate workshop, $25,500 -d1nln1t room in :'wiel!l'I V~rde Beautiful 1mog lree llrf'll. Jn. Phone M6-lt7t. ~==i-6"°7:,S.,;2;';866"'""""'"11or only $31,950. M&-5440. clude11 your own boat slip. EVENING OPEN HOUSE Access to !!mall sandy beach. 1646 Irvine Ave, Ideal as a hOme + income, SUNDAY 6 to 9 P~t or all a good lm-estment In Sec I.he lightM garden l'lnd a high ~nl area. Slip can EYBRIDGE pool of this beautiful Bay. THE FINANCING IS SUPERB I Terrilic 3 bed.rm Rnrl faniily room plus l11r.i::e finished bontJS rnn111 in Costa f\1ess. A~k $.10,9.ill. You can assurne f'Xi.~tin,ll' lnan nf $22.200 110<1 your p11 ymrnl!I \t'IC'lurlins: princ:., 5'4 ~ inl., IAxt's 111wl imiurance \\'ill be only S209. pt'r mo. 546-5440 BRING YOUR WHITE GLOVES to in~pect rhl11 3 b!;rirm -2 bath home in Me11a Verde. Ir >'°" don't havr 11.ny -....·e will furnish lhrm, ii )'OU can find 11nyt hing \l'ronlt nr r\irty In lhis home then the owner will c:IC'an it. Priced a l ,$3(),000 -\.\'e think lt is a rr;i\ h11rgain Srop by and see for )'Our~clll, 546--54,JO FOR RENT 'La~ 2 b('rlmom 11parlmc11t -clOM> to shops and !ICOOOls. Included 1n price of $Ii0.00 is all bllinfi plus 1~~ bath. Call now for information. 546-5440 SORRY I NO MAIL OR PHONE ORDERS •' bur huy of the 'ft.&-1 , CLEAN! CLE A·~~ Move •. right lnlo thii; 3 ~Iii :: home \\'ith manicul'M )'ard, " all bltns. This home hM OrlJ1t:inal 011•ner k it atill looks original. At $30,000 lt 1 ah~lutety ·\\111 not oom~ \\'ilh anything you have seen h at $30,000. 546-5440 BARGAIN OF THE DAY l.ail!,e ll!OO !IQ. It. J\.1esa '• Vrr<te J bC'rhnnn1 arld !amily : : 1'0li111.. Prk'f'd und e r ,· niarkrt -\1·r brlif'I'(', a t .: $3'1.:'l(IO. Nier size yartl 11i'ith ~: (.'O\'t>rrd palin, t:nmpletely :; fr11f'ed . Hnme h11s 11.ll bJtnA tn :: kil('IK'n, nice quality c11.r~ts ;; lhruoul. 546-5440 :• VA/FHA COLLEGE PARK ·: '· " •, '• Large family. need large !• home. Then this la the one 1; you have been looking for. i; Four large bed r oom•:• +study + hu,1te bonus room. ·:; A Dc!corator Deligh t?(. Land!ICaped ~·ith prid~. So •: jt1sl move right in, to Vell :; NO DO\\IN -to anyone a : : sniall r!n1vn. Call now for l• furtbcr dl'tails, ~5440 •: A HORSEMAN'S PARADISE j1 :1 This fivr-cighth of 11.n acre •' ll'il h luvrly bomry three ! hr1lroo111, large hrarlh t'Om· j· plh11t•nt a \\'Ol'xl hurnlng ,: fircplacf', form:il d i n I n a: ; urra anrl rating 11rea 1n ' kllctil'n only $2.i,750 and nice .; '• loeation for three or more '• horset1 5'1&-SWJ : : sw1M'¥~ -1 !: FUN TIME '' jum11 right' in, thl" 1Water la !: r!ne In this shimmrring, :: <'!)'Sia\ clean gwimmln1 :; POOL, surrourldf.d by.;. lmpical palms -derorA.tive ·: lanrlscapini:, tlrdcs & w11.lls. :: A corn<'r lot offl'rinJit: mioo.;. in1un1 priv11cy, also include :: I~ a 1!1Js1nn1i1.ed 4 hedroom, ;: 2 hRlh. bltns, shake roor, •'. lriC'a l location close tO " pitrks & school.<:, ~~~~1·' $4:1,900 54fr:>44W UNUSUAL ZONE i J , Try anrl find a ~Cf't i; bedroom. 2 bath home 11.nd ~:, kt!nrwl. than thi8. and yoo!: will pay $10.000 more. Com-:: pare and see for yourseU.!•: F"i rcplact' in llving room.:\ rlining Arei'I.. large mast~ bMmon1. S3.000. down '>''iD~l move you in. &46-54~ 3 UNITS ·'· PLUS 25% RETURN :~ 2 BR's each unit -(,'Onvf'nienl:;j localion, near !IChools lrj ho . I " 5 pp1nJ.! -garage -poo r . 11sklng $35,9:,0 -ownf'r wiU: • l'~rry paper -anxinus :..: : ma.ke offer! 5'1&-' HAVE HOME ,,, BUT MUST TRAVELl'l:: Tha1 's what our owner 11alit'1, and Mw he ii; .ltO~ troTi l' thi• 1ovt'1y 4 nR • .ft~n. D.~f hnme with rAlin~ 11reA II) ! kilc·hen. Carpr1" are just ;JI; year!! ne'>'·, has all bltns~ 1 nice yartl and the heio11 p11.rtjj; is the financin~. You cari:j assUmC' thL~ 6Yl'i;, IMn a~:: The presenl rale. NiceJY,•\ ,, priced al $45,700 ~11kes thi!i11 w·hat wu executives a~?t looking frrr, 546-~ ~ A RARE FIND ._,, j but "'e did it, A borne wtth , forrrial dintng erea & la~ 1 f11mily rm undt'r $34,000~ : This one is a Jewel~,; decorated '>''ith cu s Io ml" fe1\lure11 thruoul, lnclud~'., riua lity carpets. \Vilh j do"'" you can assumt' m , 6'7n loan, payable 12.fl.q : pe_r mo. lncJud!ng princ.}: ; Int.. taxes & ms. 546-Mlf : " • I •I· •' •' I 1eeommodate 36' boat. Hur-Rp~~Tv!! .. ~ M naco -cn'1Jl .... CUMIOll'\ 4 OCdroom. 3 "Realtors 1 <'lruur iew l1Vlnf', 0 bath home. Priced below re- 2790 H&rbor Blvd. al Adams ry, DIAL 6-15-0303 model, Ct1111oml1.ed roof, en-placeme-nt CORI. at $57,500. M5-9491 Open 'Ill 9:00 Pr.1 FOREST E. OLSON '-ry; ~!~~ ~nd~~~J~iek Owner lt!11vlng i;tate, BALBOA , ...... ~.. \\fALKER & LEE 2299 i:=:Sc.M. CURT DOSH, Realtor Nowpon """h &r&m1 e PAtJL-WHil'E· CARNAHAN • Colesworthy & Co. REALTOR Newport leech Office I02l lay1lda Drive 675-4930 ISLAND BEAT THIS 642.-6472 E\·cs. 673-3468 1730 W. CoAst High11.'ft.y 3 BR + den, l BA. hn:lwd nn. ttPb, dtps, dbl pr· age, ·~ to rear y11rd for boa111, 1rlrt1, elc. E-sidc CM. $2.'i.750. Apt, over prage Room to build. HARDESTY REALTORS 67S.2'66 \\-'ht.re el1111 e11n you aet a l~~~~~~~~~~ I beautiful 3 BR l Ba home 1-fOME + TNCOME + MORE .,..;th , 1tu·ae c11..1ttree POOL Dupl.ex on 63Km lot-In for l)I $22 7501 Am~·cr; de111~able E-slde C.M. loc:a-001 ' •·· thi !Ion. Ample ap11~ tor Mont ctUo condo. ~ s se~r11.I mort units. Would Wells-McC•rdlt, Rltr1. 1810 Nt!~'?Ort Blvd., C.M, 54n2• tod11y. you belitve $35,<m CALL Ci) t46 •1 414 Joe Fort ier Rlty. NO DOWN V .A. • ift•'-• ~10 Lnw d<>wo F11A . FOURPLEX. 71EAl.TY ror &n •d to sell around Z-3 Br, 2-2 Br. -.-.~-~r:;----~"'l'O;;::: Rellltr c.. ; ...... ----11 l+-'t-1...-.r't-ilr--1 I • I 546-5440 • - 1093 Baker, Costa Mesa ~ ' ' ., ~ .. l~ •I " ' NR. Back Ba.Y. S.A. Hga. 123,500. 3 br. hrd.,..·d floors, top cond. TJ1e )'Our GI or F'HA ttrma. Eltcl, Klne:a.ard R,£, M_I 2-2222. i: ~·~·~·~·~·~··~·~·~·~·~·~··~•~O::..:;ll~l•~•:i"th~"~clook,;;;;;;;;;:..dl;;;;:~~Ml-M11.;::..;.;.;.;_~,'~F~ortl;.;._o....;Co.;.;..._~-;--""--SllOO~I•.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,~ I l L l I----·- n -0•1LY PILOT HOUSllS l'OR SALE ... --;: -.. --~-------------·· .. ~ '.. .. • Saturda~, Novtmbtr-7, 1970 HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE -----,,-.. -·--.z ---;---. ;;-----,-----;--"'--.-..--...--r --~ ...... ~-.-----------------. ; i .-' f RENTALS RENTALS 1000 Costa Mesa ltob Dover Shores 1227 L~ Isle 1351 HOUSES FOR SALE !HOUSES FO.R SALE RENTALS ljuntlngton Be.ach 1400 La..,.. lloach 1!05 HouHt F~rnlst:od Hou ... Unfurnished Aou1H Unlurnlthod Newport BHch · 3290 3 BEDRo6~tS, tamUy room , 3 b~. fuU dining room, . - U"'IC)Uf tl()Mf S fl••! E11111. 87$-6000 PEOPLE Unique-Honll'.'s 1o1•ill soon be l l~t ing a series ol ou1. s1anding rluple;...ci; th ruriut Cd~! and the-Jlarbor area. Excellent sak•s op- flOl'!unitlf'S for llJ:,Cl'f'SSh'C', personaQk. s.:1le11 j)l'()plc \l'ho arl' i1111'reslc•r! ln nc111 idt•;is 111 ..:riling. Cont11cl Jln1 \\'0011, h<!'s har1nless. UNl()U0f tl()MfS Re•I Esllto:,675.&000 2•'1 E. cour Hwy. Coro,.. Del Mu, C1llf. BV OWNill Reduced to Panor •mic View Sp.cious L ido Hom• S2000 bE'Jow tnkt valu. 3 BR Sp;ic. 4 bt•drn1, diD rn1., .!ilep Prime 3 Br, 2 ha. sine!~ + larn, Z.tt'.'la \\'no d s• d-OV.'ll Uvln,i: rn1 •rt:at lien 1tory. 3 Sunny p11.Uoa, On ~Assume $28,000 _FJIA al w/frplc & \\-'l'l bar. 4J Mstr $ln'cl to street comer lot 71.11%. 551~7653 gu.ite w/'frplt. l..otJ, lots k a. Reduced to $81,3()(), $1' 'ft LOAN. Take a look flt more~ To ~Sall .. ~ -P r hn• l ido-Nord this Sxpandtd T-Pl,n! JEAN SMITH, RLTR 5 Br. 4~~ ba, new water 0 \'Mi Int. Pym1ll $181/mo. 646-3255 400 E, t7lh SI., C.M f.roo1 bOme, Beaut. det'Or Owner: 546-2178. ~k. piu le float. For ap. 2 BDR.1\1 house & apt. 63 x Westcliff 1230 p't. Call: ~ 168 lot R-2. Xlnt Joe. E-Z . Biii Gruncty, Re•ltor tnns 10'.l~ do'1'n, Vacant. * MUST ·SELL * 811 Dover Dr., N.B. 642.4620 Ow~<. 314 E. 15th. Opco 1206 PEMBROKE LN. [ ..................... .... 10-5 OPEN SUN. 1.5 PRIME TIP .COU..EGE PRK-S2S.900 R<!duced co $42,500, lmmac. OF LIDO ISLE FHA 7~~'70 -Lo Dw11 .. 3 BR., 2 Ba., try 103 ctown Beaut, 4 BR., -i~ ba. horn~ •By 0\1•ner: IW5--0m• or leaS(•/up1Jo n. with 56 ft, wiiler ffontage. 3 BR/2 BA. Newly deeor & Univi'rsily Realty 673-SSl() Roon1 for large boat slil)!. !..,_\!. renci·d yrd. Jmmrcl. Occ 3001 F.. Coast I-111')'., Cd:\f Price $5001000, $23.900. By Q1,1-1ner: 549.-2367 Bill Grundy, Rltr, 833 Dover Dr., NB 642..462o University Pa rk 1237 Mesa Ve rde 1110 \;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; -'-'------'-----SEE US... l------.,,---1~1~1~c. Early American 3 For a Ji~ srlectlon of homes B•lbo• l•l•ncl ""1355 QON!iOMINIUM DIRTY FACE HuntlngtGn Beach 2400 Aaaume exislin( $8&)} 5% ~ e DEL LAKE MANOR e Costa Mau 3100 CLEAN & READY F1!A Joan, N)'able S94 per G . I. NO ON. PYMT. NC'wly deoorated 2. bt hl>uae. n10, intludlng taxes & main. "THAT'S THE THEME'' for Pool. &: patio. Adult., Slr.ll. tcnancf!'. 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath, !his sprawling oon1emporacy 53tklnT , patio, all bu\ll·lns. swee-plnf to move ln now • ........ ... "Jew $400 mo. Bk:r. 54()...1720 6 "eai·s new, modern eJ<!C· styled hl.>me. Detailed ext<'r-1 ~---------, •'o• w/low w"pl -1 SMAU.. but cute, f-umis".....i trle built-In kitchen, CO'"' s ng ....... -,...._~ Quiet street. Pet.\ OK. LEASE OR LEASE OPTION 3 Bedroom -$200/mo, 3 BR, Townhou~ Cond<>-.. , 11 ,,_, t &Pl l'.lrunturn .. respon11lbl~ living room, service porch, nes, wuuu, .s ucco . a os N ichols Reel E1tat• "The Bluffs", Pool. $275. plenty of storage large . Verd~~ stone. Well designed adults, tTf., nss, 84fl..2235 "':ardrobes carpels ' drapes 3 BDRM. & DEN, CENTRAL yuul<>, 300 sieps to Jqe sho; HALL FLOOR PLAN. Dbl. ping center. Anyone qua!-door entry balJ opens TO 546-9521 53&-1454. ifies LARGE LIV. ru.i.. 25 FT. . LONG, W l TH CENTER I' tU-4471 ( ::::.1 546-1103 1'"IREPLACE OF WHITE BRICK. Sliding glass opens to rear grounds. Mstr. bdrm. ASSUME :c,* f1-IA mortgag<! 5 u 11 e W I MIRRORED o! SZ4,000. C8sh out for WARDROBE DOORS & PRI. VATE BATH \\.'/MARBLE $15,900. Heated pool, two TYPE PULLMAN., Com- story, 3 bedroonis, 21,) baths, tnnnat dining room, family pletely modern kl!chen w/ room 1,1-/lireplace. Carpet., & all, brk1st. uea, has AU. BlLT-IN RANGE &. OVEN, drapes, Vicinity Brookhurst & Indianapolis. By owner DISHWSHR., GARB, DJSP .. Laguna Beach 2105 2 Bdrm $125 Mo. 2 STORY. 3 Be. 211 h• .,,,110. Jmn1aculate. Sw i mming Le•se/Sale Furnished """I & beautiful .......,unds-. L I Un furn <lupleJ< • kids OK """ o• - ove y Beach Condo Encl !'lingle gar, Small fenced Adul!s. $275/lse. ~2740 Avail Now fM lease thru yard. Stove-& relrig. THE BLUfFS-4 Br, 2 Ba June or longer. 2 BR, 2. BA, &t2-22'll anytime 6'16-9666 Condominium. (nr leMis upper with living, dining crt.) Pool. $325/mo. 644-4869 kitchen areas· main Door ov· IMMEDIATE POSSESSION! erlooking beautiful p 0 0 t , Gorgeous 3 hr home on quiet 3 BR. 2 Ba., cpts, drps., 1.rpl., Large 2 car port plull stor-cul-de-sac. New crpts, 2 patio, pool. 3 Car &IU'aie. age & completely laundry fa. mas.sive lrplc's. Huge Jam. Rltr. 548.8966. clliti<!s. All bca'iitlfully & rm., all bltns & 2 sparkling TiiE BLUFFS cornple-1ely furnished. linens, baths. s275 mo. Call 545-8424 3 BR, l~ ba, pools, nr schls , .Soulh Coast ~ealtor$. • ho • $285 ""2432 china, eto. if desired. Only 1-~~~~~--~-1 ~~='=='o•~· ~~· ~-~o--·=·I 100 steps lo private beach. 3 ·BR. 2 BA, crpts, drps, BEAUT view, 5 BR !u;e, 2\-1 Tennis court & 2nd pool al-frplc, f{unily rm, $250, ba, New <!pts/drps, Lease •, Bi ·F am/rni. S:tl.950. 326.'i offered for ~ule in Univt>rsity Colorado Ln. 54~2803. Park & Turtle Rock • P<"r- 1''0Jt 5ale by 0111J'll'r, 3 BR haps v,.e haYe !he right one hSt', J12 ba, l\olesa Verde for YOU! after 6:00 PM 962-763.5, ETC. This better bit. home OPEN SUN. 1-5 localed in finer te!idential 316 RUBY ~ction has been leased out. so on property• with gorg· Wells-McCardle, Rltrs. $395 mo, Easlblutr. 6#-5862 ' e-ous landscaping thru-out. 1810 Newport Blvd., CM NEWPORT Shores-3 bt, 2 NEEDS YARD WORK & A 3 .Bdrms., 1~~ bath. Family LISTINGS NE£D[DI FEW MINOR REPAIRS. room. G<eat loc•tioo. S"P' • Qffored "as Is" '°' the low area, $28.500. 54&-1662. Easy access to super nUtt 548-7729 ba, pool &: clubhse priv. shopping, ea<!. S325 month, CHARMING, 2 BR duplex. $240/nio lse-. 213/681-1278. 1,1-•in!er basis. \\.'ill consider crpls, drps. blt·ins, gar. l N Be h 1200 10 b<'ach. · f CUSTOM 2 Beclrm ewport •< WI LLIA~'·W'1NTON Harbour Realty r~;:9~ FULL PRICE . & Guest House PRIVATE ROAD RHlto• Doris Drake 840-4153 NO ON. PYMT. ('llr1li"I \·lid . ----I l.Pollu 1· lease • purchase or oulrighl Child 01\-No pets please. Newport Heights 3210 sale. Adults preferred. Refs. $\SO. Drive by 210 Cecil P l. 499-2152 AM or 837-D791 any-1Frontl Call 646-7535. 2 Br, 1 ba, frplc +extra rm i time. ATTRAC 4 br +bonus rm. w/bath . .$225 mo, 1 yr lease .. ; BEACHSIDE of hwy, pictur. Just remodeled. Close to Call 6464U8 for appt, 531 ·: e!Q"Ue home with vu/frplc/ schools & all shop'g needg, [ "E=·=M=od='~""~·=·;:=====[ r 3 To el!g, Veteran, Payable Excellent E-side loearion, mniac. BR., den, din, rm., Z!9 Marine, Balboa Isl and S2Sl.l2 per mo. for 360 mos. comp1 rt'derora1ed. ht>avy 3 bar~ hom_e on lge. fen~ 1st \Vest<!rn Bank Bldg, 675-3331 $27,150 Appreisel with an annual percentage shake roof & Jnany bltn fea: lot. Light airy rooms, man1. Unive-nsUy Park Large 4 bed.rm home near rale of 8* %. lures, relrig I v.·a.c:i1er in~l.. cured lawns & Ueaut. gar-Day 833-0101 Nights Marina Hi, huge Dough Boy MISS ION REALTY garden, adu11s I no pe-ls. $235 mo. 336 Cab r i L 1 o. University Park 3237 ideal honie for the adult d<!ns; dbl. garage & shop.[!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ... !!!! H • Be h 1400 p00l, brlng your paint brush, La 496-4132. 548-8774 ' ramilv and in-Jaw~ Vacanl Asi!IOC. pool & •putting green. unt1ngton ac immediate possession. 985 So. COflst H"'Y·, guna & re~y for ilnOlediate OC· Bl'.'!lt buy in area, $64,}IXJ. Irvine 1238 Rex L. Hodges, Rlty Phone (7141 494-0731 CLEAN Small 2 BR bouse, 2 BR. Gar. Patio. Crpts, frplc, close to town, OLDER drps stove I re.frig. Quiet PEOPLE DNLY. 494-9323. tropiCat S(!tting for adults DON'T DELAY! CALL US TODAYI eupant'y. · Call &12-4620 for app't. COMPLETELY 847•2525 DRAMATIC oc-ean & canyon $32.500 Bill Grundy, Rtialtor OPEN JIOUSE • lli992 ~-~----~~~1 views lron1 1his close-in 2 RENTALS only. 1 blk to shops. Houses Unfurnished St£9l nio. &l6-4<1JO. 4 Bctrm. 2 bath Lake Fores t Home ......... , S36:i , l'!;i!;;;i Rac1rw Dl' 'J'urtle-Rock FOR Sale by owner-1 br. 2 bl', 2 ba horn!'. Beamed C<'il- 5 Bedrm/Fam Rm \. -Sat & Sun _1'.5, Beaut. 2 stv 4 IMMACULATE ha, enrJ. patio. $25,800. $6000 lngs, 2 frplcs & lge living 71/4 °/o-4 BR-POOL Br, 3 Ba, 3 car gar, cPt.c:. down. 5\4 % VA loan. Owner rm. Riker, Carm<!l & Assoc. S p a c i o us, contr111pnr11ry, 0 , d' .1. . dr~. Steps 10 park & pool & PanH!i"n. in land•C•p•'o•. _ 3 t1:ill Assume 2nd, Principals 497-1420 1---------- Mt>AA Vf'rdP ho1nr ot1 lat'gC' 11·ner s ivorce sacri tee in · · · • I''" ooo B "' ' lo"""1!';,~'!"!:!);9558~-~=-; __ [ (:ij~~E'EJ'ITTJ,:i<i!0;;;;;re [ * DOLL HOUSE B•ycre•t oea• s•hool & tennis too. =· · Y bedroom£, 2 full baths, 0 Y· -· CAREFREE Hillside house corner lot. divorce s<ilr. St1h--· .' " s · 0\\-·ner. 833-2136 mit oUr rs VA appraised stores, Fee Ill.le, N<'w Cat-i----------I sharp patio. dining area, BY Owner -6*%· Corner w/spectacular ocean view. LOVELY 3 BR, 2 BA, split al · · JX'ls & drapes, famuy· rn( BY Owner, c on d n, nr like new carpeting thruout, <:ondo 3 br, 3 ba, pools. ten-$5:i,OOO. level. \Y/w crpts, RIO, ~-. " 542 150 xlnt L<nnd. game rm, Universi!y, 2 B;. b!tn;. 2 ]O\V down FHA terms, nis. $27,000. Very clean. Bethke Real1y 494-28.':18 tie', children ok, $18.5. HUR- • 548--8281 car gar, 2 palH>s. $2J,500 $27,fiOO full price. Call today! 962--0891 RY! Gen•r•I 3000 Open Da ily 833-2376. * MUST SELL THIS WEEK Laguna Niguel 1707 * BLUE BEACON * 2784 Albatross, C.M. * BY OWNER * 4 BR/3 Ba. owner Anxious! * 64S.011l * WESTCLIFF AREA . Turtle Rock 1239 * Agt: 645-1070· 962-7524 * *3B~:2~ Sl\3~ 00;'a~~R.::i RENT e A e HOME ~ g 3 hr. frplc, bHns. crpts, drps, REAi, E:STATE Crpts. bltins, lg lot. $95. & UP .: -~:...!:...._! llprinklC'rs, 2~~ ba. Nr * OPEN SUN. 1.·5 * HUNTINGTON BEACfl OFC. Fountain Valley 1t10 495-54~3. ALL SIZES . ALL AREAS " school~. corner Jot. 18905 ANTIOCH 894-5311 ---'-----FURN. OR UNFURN. ;2_1771 Anytime * Only $39,_SOO ~ B<!aut. 4 Bedrm., 3 baths & OJX'n 7 days • 8:30 to 8:30 SJR.SOO. 3V:e~~!:. 2 bath, Condominium 1950 ASK FOR JODI 646-3895 or 67.'l-20tb fan1ily rn1. vlcw home, You 832·7800 H R 00 S f-0 x 100' fenced lot. e-lc<!lric Larwin's "TANGLEWOOD" I ---------~ LIDO AREA o1,1-•n !he land: A OW D FLOOR bltn range & oven, garbage a sharp 1 story, 2 bedrm & I Br kids/pets OK ...... $81) Pi<!r-Pool & Priced right $45,500 Assume 6'1~ existing FHA disposal, forcerl air heat, 3 bcdrm, available now 2 BR hm kids/pt'ts .... $100 The number to <!all 1,1-•hP.lher Charming 3 Br, 2 ba condo WILLIAM WINTON loan. 3 or 4 Bedroom, 2 BR hm k•'d•/-ts 01{ ., 1120 , _ · carp<!ts, drapes, oversized "take over" Joans. Possible-"'" Buying, Sc>lling or uo:asing Sacrifice $49,500 Rea ltor $29.900. 2 Story, large up. double-garage landscap<!d. 1ease-0ption on 2 bedrm or 3 BR fncd fqr kids ....•• $140 OCEAN BLVD. Ted Hubert & Assoc, 229 l\1arinc. Balboa Island s!airs do:rm or ~ack & Jill Jmmediate ocCupa.ney, Low try Sl500 down & owner will 3 BR 4 kids. pet OK ... , $150 Corona del ~1ar dup!rx. fab-3471 Via Lido 675-8500 675-3331 hcr!roorn. 3 Yrars nrw, up. down payment. See Today? cal'T"\' 2nd TD. 4 BR util pd •.•••••• , , , , $190 I ·., • 4 BR 2 ha & 1 I~~~~~~~~~~\ gradrd carpets & dJ'al)<!S. ··J 1 22 u ous Vh .. ll·. ·• . · · · DOVER SHORES Bayfront 1~ 1, Larwin Realty, Inc. Horse ranch w corral~ . S ~ BR .. 1 ba. \Vidc fron!age. by o1vner. 2 slory, 4 hr & B k B Oversized double garage in-962-6988 anytime STAR*LET 776-.7330 2 Car garage. Always rented. den or 5 br, 3 ba, separate ac ay 1240 eluding work bench. Eire. * RUG RATS OPEN SUN. 1·5 din'g rm, also tge-breakfast HOLIDAY SPECIAL Irle built-in niodcrn kilchen, 962-4471 ( :::.J 546~103 I215 NOTTING HAM, \Vest-rn1. Extttmely lge patio on For sale by 0\1•ner. 4 BR, 2 forced a ir h<!nl, cul-de.sac Apartments for 80 SPACIOUS 4 BR, 2 BA. sep. & Ba XI t -" th 1 quiet street, \\'alk to beach, Sale 19 1 ·i + k h cliff Neat & clt>an 3 BR, .Y· _ n l"-Cluu ru-ou · BA honie. Formal dinin". a1n1 Y room, v:or s op, '"" =on "' slloppl,,g, schools. ~10DE! l!OUSE· C • p I d t k'd $22' fam. rn1. hon1P, You own ..,.,,,..,""". rm, Crplc, cpl.~. drps, power " ·' · ' Westbay Income Homes huJ::e yar or 1 s, J. the land. $48,500 * PATNT & SAV'E $$ vac., covered palio, frnc<!d If thru--0ut. drps, Irnt & rear TRIPLEX. •"7,500 CALL TODAY! Jndscp. Block/walls, .,... *BLUE BEACON* 3 Br, 2 Ba nr Back Bay. .van:l, roon1 for pool. Reduc-B••t E•stsido Costa Mesa jQ.. 0 Sa & S 24!l9 A Cathedral ceiling Price ,._ * 6450111 * pen · t un. · n-ed to $49.500. 1'ernis. lmmed 962-4471 ( :=. J 546-1103 $"' = 1 1 t 1 R t cation. "Homes with an in-• . · • J o • " , ,,.."""'· .1.J n a e. niv,._i'Sary •11• 11 .. c 0<.:epy. Phone 642-9541. \Varner &. San Ri<!ardo, con1e" . .356E.2t)thSt .. Costa LOVELY 3 Br. hon1e $3(),\)00. Ercs/wknds 6114498 Pool & Clubhouse F,Vly. {Btw Brookhurst & Mesa. Builder 6424905, w/large fenced yd, Just NE\\'POP.T SliORES . -Corona del Mar 1250 EucHd: Opp: Golf Cowv) WATERFRONT-Three 1-br tre-al !or famil ies, for only $26.500 96&-3673, 644-7800 units w/dock. $63,000. Prin-$22~ per m~. Ca!! agent, 3 Bedrooms. Lo I ' BI I t d OPEN HOUSE 3 s;g bedroom" 2\1 b"h', ·-•41 • " vc y • ( rm.. x n con · cipals only. Owner 673-2662 J to-"U Cl 1 I I · dining rooni, eating area ln 2 B th $22 500 ose o poo s, C'nn1s. CORONA aft 6 pri'I. a S , Cay11'00d Rral1y ~)'JS-1290 kitchen walk in pantry, new In Costa l\1esa. Thiio 1100 sq. PLU SH DOUBLE DELUXE DEL MAR DUPLEX ~~:~~:h:iat!o b~yfb~'k~~ 'NEW Meadow Homes Hse. REH'!!:e~S Furnished 675-3000 ' m11A\' ,\ llE.\1'11 , llE.\l.'I'\' l~C'. , r~· ; t-,, ~;s 10~0 I LANDLORDS!! 1 Br duplex. All-clec range, refrlg, drps, crpts. Mature. Q.iict adults. $135. 1944 Maple. 54S-1360. 3 BR. J * BA. 3 children ok. Fenced yard. 877 Darrell . S200/mo. S.15-2186. 4 BR. 2~ bat hs ........ $350 , ; 3 BR., mo. tCl nio, •.•••• $350 3 BR .. 21_~ balh~ ........ $300 3 BR. 2 Ba. tnhouse-••.• $3'10 •red hill 3 Br, 2 ba townhse-w/pool, REALTY immac. Almost new. Bltns, Univ. Park Center, Irvine erpts & drps. Unfurn, $185, Gall Anylime 833-0820 furn. $225. 646-3063. I ;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;=:;:I 3 BR, 2 BA. Condo. bltns. incl Ii dsh\\'hr. S220 / mo. Crpts, drps. 54().1151 er 557-7&18. ADULTS, 1 BR, court $90. 2031! \Vallace. "A" 548-3934 * 1162-3448 2 BR. House. Crpts, drps. $14.i/mo. No pets. 1 small baby. Call 646-Z719. CHEERFUL· 2 Br. gar. no p<!ts. Adults. $147.50/mo. 773 \\.'. Wilson. 1lr 548·2802 SHARP I room small house, stv/tefrig. Partly furn. $105 uti! pd. 5'18-6611() 3 BR, 2 BA. pool. lrg play rm., 2 lrpl<!s, crp1s, rlrps, b!tns. S2!l0/mo. 968--0249. 3 BR. 2 ba ............ S280 3 BR. & din. rm., 2 ba •• $325 '"4 BR., fafn . rm: & din. rm. alr-cond., TurUe-Rock SJ60 3 BR. 21,1 ba .......... $295 WE HA VE OTHERS {"ll11 l1''[ \·lid, ---,-I ll'ul iur lst Western Bank Bldg. University Park Day 833-0101 Nighla 3 BR 21h ba, townhse, cpt & drps, Avail DP.c. 1, option to purchase if desired. By onr, J::~-295."i afl 6 pnl. Mesa Def Mar 3105 AL.i\fOST new 3 BR. z ba, flll'.:SA Del Mar lge 4 BR Atriurri. frplc, patios, bltns • ! l I $"= Incl rcfrig, dbl gar, $31(). !. am. Tm. Cl(' se. ...,,,, mo., SJ3..-0569·-,: . ..., , I' 546--0106 ' CLEAN' 4· SR + .lamiIY.-Back Bay l24D ( 11•/w cp~. bllns. frplc, nr 1--"--'-'------'--·I , schools, $290. 540-1580 · AVAIL Nov 15, 3 BR, fnod ya rd. upper bay, Mesa Verde 3110 Nr.11'porl-1'11esa Sehl district, fl. horn~ has it all ... built· Jlilobilt' Honie. Furnished, ON Spacious and modem Ideal Lo\I' do\vn FHA. 2,025 Square Feel, w/2 in.~ .• .forced air heat. .. 1hr WATERFRONT, $14,750. tor tho O\\'ner occup.anl A fr-pie's. Talbert Ave le Los near new -~arprts ... eXC<'l· or BsL Olr. 673-8152, 675-3277 spcclaeu!ar 3 Bedroom "21,~ Tiempos, F.Vly (1st St. W. Gener•I 2000 $200 mo. 545-2124. Vacancy Problems Ended COUNTRY Club Villa Condo I "========='I FREE supply of qualified :l hr, 21·~ ba, lrplc, 2 car Corona dei Mar 3250 lr.nt conditton. • ·~car all SAL~ OR LSE/OPT!ON 2 bath 01~·ners unit·and 2 Bed-of Euclid). Price $34.950. Lo schools and shoppin~. 1 Be; Honie~ on 1 lot. 2 BR. Va· roon1 2 ba1h SP.(.'Ond1u-y unit. Int/Rate. 962-2760, 644-7800 lle-ve it or not lt's on Y .• 1 c<1nt. By 0\Vll<!r. 615-1691 Top q11alily construetion ancl REAL_,ESTATE RE NT e A e HOME tenants at no cost to you. gar, PoOl, adjac. l'llesa Ask for LEE Or OLA ~e~~ C. Club. $290 mo. SPAC. 4 BR., 2~1 ba, • $95.00 & UP 832 6600 Fireplooc. $375 Per Moolb ''.: yrars old and 1ht' full pricC' 1 .. I . h c ... p HUNTINGTON BEACl-: OFC. REA.LL'{ Js $22.500 B-0-&UW BY O\\!:NER -.\Yes!cliff area.,._ 1n11s ungd 1 1nug11uut::-:-rP5· --894-5-3n -ALL SIZES • ALL AREAS 1--==-·===== ---------· IALSO have furn, 2 BR. du-·,: >'URN. OR-uNFURN. * OUT OF-SIGHT· Newpo•I BHch 3200 pie,, $175· pee-mo, Adult• '' th., , c,1>s&IO 4 hr. Onl.v $38,500. 642-1611 ent Yun er construclion, to lo SI!<! s 01e. "o-or 6'l2-99!l6 be f.inishcd in niid·Decem· Open 7 days -8:30 to 8:30 2629 Harbor, C.fll. Costa Mesa B '{ 0\VNF.R h<'r. Comr take a look at 501 and !:i0-3 1'11argu('ri1e. 1 Blk 10 beach. Nl:'1V 3 Br, 2 Ba . &12·7:i23. 1100 Newport Heights 1210 Open Sa t & Sun 1-5 or Ca U 673-85.'iO BUY LIKE RENT 4 BR, 2 ba, twnhse, 51A % FHA !oa11, Al cond, 111! ex- tras, prime-loc; $24 ,950 By onr 968-73.17 ASI< FOR JODI $125 . NEAT 2 BR. Choice£.. only· No pets. 832-7800 side localion. Prlva1e pa1i0. CLIFFHAVEN J BR, yrly. WE HAVE OTHERS Tot or small pet ok. Vacant? s3zj Incl, gardener. DON V. FRANKLIN * BLUE BEACON * 3 BR view home-. Irvine Terr. REAL TOR 673-2222 . $550 Inc. gardener. =========I Rentals to Share 2005 Laguna Beach 1105 * 645-0111 * We have ofh<!rs. CalJ us•" CORONA DEL MAR $185 . REDEC 3 Br. nu 11'/W 3 bedroom, 2 baths, DR, pa. & <!rps, ava1J ll/15. Chldrn tio. garage. Central Joca- OWNER THANKSGIVING anri pay only $115 J)('r mont.h Jor r ve ry1hing 11•hcn you take-over subject to this 6'1i• GI, Oversized lot for bark yard nirehanic, 3 large bPrl. rooms and :roon1 for every. one-, $22,;J(JO_ CALL NOW! BY owner modem adapalion or old California MissiQn charm. Mexlcan tilr pav('rs Ooor 2000 sq ' of liv. area In oversizf'd 2 br. 2 ha ca~a bit Rround open air atrium. !I' high wall!'i encompass 1/5 ac lot. Wlde brick walk lead!! alongside brick columns 1et front entry. Gas • logged, arched frp\c. glo1,1-•s in J5'x 30' liv rm. Dark oak cabi- \\!ANTED: Con~cnial 1voman, em pl· d rlays to share nice home w/2 same .. Pvt rm, H.B. $21) 1,1-•kly. 8,12-8750 b<'[r 2 p.m. & pc1 ok. Bkr. 534-6980 lion. Refs, no pets. $250 per ;. IN MILWAUKEE \\'ANTED: eld<!rly, refinrr:l lady to shr my lovely furn, apl. CL\1. Non-smoker . 548-6432 S15Q..UTTL pd. 3 BR triplex. month. Agt. 675-4930 or .. Children & pe1 ok. 675-4847 Eves. ' l'llust have fast sale . quirt ~l:T'l"et -pritnc reside-ntial aJ't'a. now vacant. l..argr 3 'bN:l11n. 2 bath. rt('\\• shag crpts, .drps. dhlc i:::arai::r, full priC'(' $23.9;-lil, FHA ](IW do1,1-•n or i;ubrnit tC'nns. Call 5-HJ..1151 Heritage Realtors. *TRIPLEX* L'l!nvc _in for your Thanksgiv-OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 1ni:: ~inner ~Prr. 3 _Bd":'ls·. &-174 Shorecliffs Rd. fani il.v rni 1 ., 1n ntstlc P1lgr1m BC'aut ilul area, 1~1 1inie list· rh~rni. Nat. \\'oorl. Us f' d ed. Se<! this one-! $75.CWJO hr11·k frplc., n1orl. h11n. 1918 S d .11 kltch., carp., <lr..ipcs, f>hl. ea r1 ,::ir, un ~Hey, fine I~Ght.s. Irvine Terr. 3 BR. + pool. arr;i. "fk thankful," it's $62.000 only $~2.IXXI. 2428 Vista Hoger The Bluffs. J BR. -$32.500 2132 Miramar CUSTOM COLONIAL $.).950 Do111n. O\vner 11•i][ help · 3 2 BR I' b Pe-nin. Point. Exclusive 5 BR . finance. · ., -2 11• eH. D1i:: 4 BR, 2 Ra pre.c:riJ::r hnme. \Valk to oceun. $79,:iot) Walker & Lee Realtors 7682 Eding<"r R42-44:» or M0.5140 GI NO DOWN nets furnish all elecl, kitch- en. rron1 dhl i;:arage Cul. 4 Bed.rm l ~ halh, in1mac;u. ligan i\'iark Ill supp!i"s 1:on-- )Rte 1hri.'1out, cJec kit., braut stant sof1 11·atr.r. Take-ovt'r carptg & drps, lge cor lot, Oll'ner.1 fr'•~{, Joan, $56.500. close to everything. Call 49341147. R47.&~7 Eves: !l&l-1178 I ---~~~~---$19, 950 ~ MO, 11:irl over 21 to share 2 'BR hse. C.M. area, day 646-4838 Carol. GIRL lo share luxurious apt w/2 other glrls. Split $220 + util. &42-7002 SHARE beaut. Mesa Verde hm w I 2 1,1-·ork'g adlt!'i • teachers or? $100 ra. 548-~22!1 315 MARINE AVE. 673.-6900 Broker 534-6980 BALBOA ISLAND 2 BR, immac, cond. Adlta. No children. $220 incl. f'OR Lease -3 Bdrm, 2 Ba· gardener. 644-8603 aft 5:30 huge fam ily rm, \\·et bar - l 17 BLOCKS OCEAN, 2 BR over garage. Family ok. Broker 53-1-6980 pool fmalnte-nance included) 3 BR. 2 Ba, newly dee. Lrg 2 car gar, frp!c, new crpta & -patio -service porch -stovt>. $275/mo. 675-2672. Costa Mesa 3100 carpet thru-out -gardening I ~=~~-~~-~-,,-·I Included -Nr. shopping 2 BR, 2 story. l1h ba. Adulm, M 0 VI N G T 0 H 0 NG cen!Pr & park. --Newport nr Fashion Isle, $18a mo. KONG?? Highlands. $32S/mo. Call 213: 780-9712 Let tbe Property J\.1anage-642-1983. I ~========='! n1cnt Division of South 1----------Balboa 3300 Coast Reallors soh1e your BEAU'ffi'UL home, S\\'ecplng I "-C.-.'-'-''------....;,= problems. For apjX)intment viP.\V nf bay. J &Jr., 3 bath, 3 BR. l ~~ BA home on Newport Beach 2200 , ='~'=11754~'>-8_472_4. ___ ~--o huge family rm., 2 patios at. Ne11,'pt. Bch. JX>nsi. $325. ---""--~----' 'ti · ! II d. · mo. Ev<': 2134-43-4393 CLEAN, sharp, spaciou~. 3 so 1111 1 vte\\', u 1n1ng rm., I ~=o-°""'-"7""-c""'--I ,. ' Bllns, 11•/w cpt _ & drape~. 3 8eai1t rl<!cor lfl~e kit v:\111 Car s:ar. 1,1-·/nllry t'n!. \\alk 11H hl1 -in~. 'i\la dJIP. r1i>h'. to sh~ps, pch~rt·he.~~-s~hools rlH1ridrlirrs, larg<! livini;: & & O.C.C .. rite S3'1 ... JO. d1111ui::; n11 ovl'rlooking 20x40 Call: P:11r1ck \Vood ;,1:1--2.100 POOL. with lols of decking. e Bill Haven, Rltr; l"1r1 ial (\(_'(•a n vir\\I fron1 CORBIN- MARTIN 1 Brrlmom homt> on R.J 1ol \Valking distance lo town & beach ON THE BEACH h<'drm, 2 h11th. ran1ily rm, built-ins. BRK i425 mo. J BR. 2 ba; I blk to bay, Nice 2 BR winier rental. $225/ FA hea!. frplc, crpts, drps, 541).1720 Balboa Penin .. S.%0 mo. •. 2111 E. Coast. Cdfl.t 673-~~11 1<ill!e ups1.airs b a 1 cony. REAL TORS 644-7662 REPOSSESSION mo. Near Jetty. Good beach. dble garnge. Only $225 FOR LSE: In the BluUs. * 673-7420 * Dick Berg Realty 962-2421 Realtor!> ::0.ID-1151 Brand new T\VNHSE ; 3 Bi". l·Cill=""1od""ay"""--.,Se~ll°""to=mo=,,=.,-.-,,,I 3 LARGE BEDROO:\IS s;,,·,.aoo Or Trade IOC'ally, * DUPLEX * Prestige 3 bedrm Spanish 2 BATI-!5i CALt ~ '''·J•l4 OPEN SAT/SUN. 1·5 ~tyle home \\•i!h center at-AO tan \VATERFRONT l!""'B~R~.--03,~,--cb-,,-cr=p=t-,,--,d='P,,-S, fam/rm-pool-2 B!ks from Fast tesu1t5 with i ' Dally BY O\\'NER 91~ IV: FERNLEAF rium & .i;1cp down living REAL ESTATE 2 BR, 2 BA, Jse only S3fiO mo. bltns. frp!c. S2l5 mo. NB Tennis Club. $350. By Pilot Classified Ad • .Dial SpRcious tam ho1ne -Lge lot. ·d~ 422-422 2 Pete Barrett Rlty 642-4353 1-73$-!>432 or 84:2-715.1 Owner: 646-2221 aft 5:30. direct 642--5678 . NOW! 86, 1 B 111 11 -So of Hwy SHAKE roof rm., ncc>ds tender loving 1.190 GI""'"'""" St. rontaii:e. rau u y Jt F.A L T Y • . • · ' '--'""'J·~ ln<'iscp'<l, nr Schl 's. \lie Nc•r Ncwpo rl Poil orflc t used bnck, CHARl'lf. Jlome l:Rre. 4~·!1473 549-0.'!!16 East Bluff 2242 General 3000General 3000 General 3000 \Vestclifl Plaza. cpts. rln~. TA.,S HFLTER-TRIPLEX & income .. 2 BR. & l·BR. Rex L.~~5,~s, Rlty EMERALD BAY Oeeo.rator's Delight 1---------------------------...;,'-'I bl!-ini;, garbll!!l' rlispos11I , 2 b ., . I . hold I nd \Vall<!d pallo. Lovely land-___ ..;,,.._;_c_c__ ___ I Just listed! Attr. trAditiona.l d~h\\·sr. l~e fH.m . rn1 . 2 ('11.r ~~r/._,,,u,7i ,s .ra8C' 0~07494a · scaping. $44 ,IXX}, Orig. model hrnlSf'. 2 Br. spli! i:ar. Reaso11ahly pr l c.: e rl ........ ,. '-" "11nrr. °""" · SEMPLE ' Looks Like J BR. 3 Ba .. sep. !iv, rm ,, lewl. 1 Ba, 2 d:\'.:r }!;ar. AvaU "" ":139 R 1 E I I 675 2101 din. rm. & fun1 . rm. "" • :o ..........i • · N ewport Shores 1220 ea s a e • , f A Movie Set, 716 Emerald Bay $75,000 .. 0="=1'="="'='"=··"5·=="'=°'=:~== FIXER UPPE!r--2:i15 E , Con5f J.1\1.y., Cd\I tri-level with Shown by app'I. - 4 Br .. xln 't rcllidcn!ial 111·ca. OPEN SAT/SUN. 1-S \ quantity of Bill Grundy, Realtor Corona del Mar 2250 Cozy fl'plc. bltru:.. f11ni rm ,f. 447 62nd St. BAYFRONT LOT ':13 n.,, .. , o,,, NB ••2 '620 I · 2119 B 'd O · ..,. ~ '" ... 2 RR. 2 bA + a 5:1Ull!lt rm .• t. actti;s for 10at or 1r:.tlt•r. 2 BR.:.! Ba ., l11r~e l11mily 1·m. a ys1 e rive glass & mirrors. O\vnct 1n ba, 1 Blk. to bl'ach. S290 Qui<!! trtt llnr1l eu!·cl('·AAC. J/l utalnt. Prh•111c 11rtllo. 88 Ft. bulkh!'ad, \1·!!h pit'r Paris. lowe"'d price SliJX)(). OCEAN VIEW Mimfll. R<'altor. 64.,_7210 walk to park &: llf'hMI.~. nn H1•nt<h livinJ.! ar Its hcsl-~urf. arett. $220,CXXI (t'ee i;i1n ple). MARINER REAL TY 6 BEDRM, 4 be!h + vacant l---------- 11 lRl come basis • $~.fl.'11!, flO''l.1ciuils tin,vont7 Bill Grundy, Rltr, MZ-S..';o1\ lot, 1,1-·alk to beach, shopplng Balboa 2300 FHA or VA l('rn1s avu1lahle BOYD REAL TY 8:U Dover Dr., N.B. 642-4620 A church. Call 54a-.842·1 South C:Uasl 3619 t'., Ciiast 11\\·y., Cd~1 GI/NO DOWN! OPEN DAILY J..4 2 B~l\fodtm. Winter season, Rcaltor5. * 675-5930 * 'J'\YO UNITS: Spac. 2 BR 1085 Temple Tettace C. Beardsltt 1600 Parway, HOUSE BEAUTIFUL hoUse &-t:ust<>n1 I BR s:1tr. • South Coast RWtors Gl~ale. C213) 243·5316 UNQU "' $5 'o n Only $25,9501 Call Ginny 54>8424 Also4BR.2BAHouse. OPEN SUN. 1·5 Bayshoru 1225 apt. 1 !!:. ·1 • • • 3 Br 2 bR crpted fenced I ~=~=""'~-~-1,c','°=°='~~--~~-I 264 SHERWOOD ST. B . -0 "" C 2 Phone 642-813.1 or 644·810j. C"n' oike Ovtr J~w' iniere$i OCEAN VIEW Home, 2 Br .. l\1ATIJRE Adulta No pets 4 BR + den + 1vrirkshcp, 'l' \\Nr.R: ut" 3 BR, SO. of 1-f"'Y· 3 SR. 2 BA. pn'I. loan. 2 Ba. w/mulli-uae: room. 11v"il f(I 7-1 .. 2 BR. fr-plc. $@\\~~-"t.trss The Punle with the Built-In Chuckle I NENIR • I' I I I F I l 0 0 I -.i t i " '; '• . • -.. I I . ( ~ s L .. • -C L B • .. • • L N A • c s: c : ( I ~ 2 r..PIC!I ?t.fcxltan lilt> Pan. DA, lam. rm, "'./~· c:::rit Ir. fcssiona tly dN.mated. 3 car HAFFDAL REALTY B\11111, appliances. comp!. carpet $200 mt'I. 613,.1856. ~Plin•,...$4'.a.OOO. · _ . c:trpt: • .,.~!e .~ t 500 . .gam;c.. Ji~ _ .. .&2-_r.a[Jl('ll:.<L.fklam:®_J>0$'•• 1--'-_. _____ _ --.. ~11.11 .,, ~ -honie. S3t.'l':Al, 10 + do1t'n. -LldOflr. 2351 Hel P inchin & A1soc. OPEN HOUSE e CUSTi\I home. mtn ~rttint: $25,500 1----------1 f Used car salesman: '7his -~ earls: -equrppeef wirh a >Won- derful new safety device for ,...-,-----~--•''opping on a dime. Jr's called I I I -1 I' ---lh1-'-, ·•-·IF -E, r---II ~ 4"92 /Jud' 1 · 1• ,. 11£~ ...... ~atellA. 499-3006 or 5 BR., .Cl'-ba. \vatrrfron1 ...,.,.., ........,J -""Y. n o;> "' Sundily ] 'Iii 5 :!n ~~E'W. n~ ..,Y" s, Almost 111\y 1c1'l11it \\'Ill buy ':•~. hoinc \\'idock. on Lido ** YOU'LL LIKE [=,.:2002~'e,:C::l~rol:'.'~"''.'.,·::.· _::11::.B::; .. _.[========== !ht!! Huntinl{!~n Village. 3 SAVE REALTOR'S F'EE . J Nord. Sl500 month."' 10 Jo\•e '-live In thtR '«'l'!.11 Did you <!VOr lhink o( t:\\'&i>' Lido Isle 1351 IK'droom honll', Jk;i.utlful BR. 2 BA' funilshcd South 3 BR. 3 Ba . ofl-1vatcr home ~pt ' 3 bcdnn • 2 ba • I-'--"-'-'-------i11,. h111h~. large pario "~th La g u n 11 h nm " by [ furnl~hcd. , ,$450 month bltnit e fonn lfln • trplc + I~ lMI While Elepknnl In R E DUCED brh""'.k ph1ntef11. 011'ncr. Vlrw, dl"C'k, lot, open 1 Bill Grundy, Rltr. 642~ f*dO Jam rm: ~p11('(' lor !he aide IO:r som~thlng VDl.I Jmml'lc, ti llll., frunily rm. 4;; R ex L. Hod9•'• Rlty beams. carpeting. l\repl11ct . boQ1/pnol! E·1Slde lot. $27.~ • r J(l! strt'E't to str<'t't. By 147·2525 panrJ ing, patio. $3 2. 5 o O. Balboa Island 2355 T.Nr & Assoc:l~~2 CM lL~? Try the 'rri!lder$ fl.pp'!, n11ly. 1 ,,~,0~0~E=RN=-4-6~R~.-,7.,-B-A, 49!)..lS&J. t 1010 so. Bl\-,,"',.,."-,,-,-B-,"."3,~, 642...\586 P·-d·,,. -lum• •-lhe o·• $93.7;{) Cntlclo, $21,500. :i~ 'h< .Jo'H;\. HTU.TOP hou~. roastline ba. water(rtmt homo • 2 9,, 81&tlnest OD.OOl"nSfttti.-...... .." "'1 ... LIDO R E AL T Y INC. lra,nsferable Joen. 962-5040 vie\\', 3 BR, bean1ed celllna:s. • ha. pra~ apt. 0oc_k 1_....;;111...;11;.;;i>dl>=.;'•-W;.; .. ;;.,;..t -""'-~--' ly PDol Want Adr. 3377 VJe Lido 67).7300 aft i. _,_1"'-·-•-"-·-"°"'--· _494-_8640 ___ Rill Gnu"1$ Rltr. 642-4621 1 ' ( I T 0 E l A C 1-·" 1<-1 7 J' I' j j j () Co1T1Ple1e tkt chuckle (IUO~d by l1Hing i11 1h~ min ing Wo1d )Oii de>'e1op lr0tn lie.it No. 3 below. & PRINT NUMllfl!ED I' l ~TTEQS ., UNSCRAMBLE fOl!I ANSW~I r r I' I' I' I' r r I I I I I I I I I I SCRAM-LETS ANSWER IN DIME·A·UNE l' ' ,. f . ---.. .. -~ Siu1rd•1. Novtmbtr 7, 1970 DAILY PILOT 27 RENTALS ~-Unfvmlthod RENTALS Ae!f. Unfvmlthod RENTALS Aph. Unlumllhod RINTALS RENTALS RINTALS RENTALS RENTALS -Unfvmlthod Aph. Fu_m_l..,_,.. ____ A!'IL...__P_u_m_l..,... ___ ·l--~~·-U_nfv_m_lth_,... ____ A.._p_h _. _u_nl_u_m_llhod __ _ ll•lllN lll•nd_ 3U5 Huntl""°" --Hunll""°" lie.... 4400 Newport -h 5200NewJ!!rt -~ 5200 Huntl"!!ton llo•ch $400 Hunll"!!lf!" lloech 5400 Huntington Beech $400 Hunt!.,... lkllch NII 6 ROOMS, 2 be, pr, J)l.tlo, bl:k to 81), be,y. Rel'•, mar- ried cpl. $250 mo on )TS be. 613-025% Hunti"!!fon lle•ch - S BR & den, c:rpt.s, stove, dshwshr, fenced play yard. $275. Eve& 847-4448 4· BDRM, 1% Ba, fenc«I yrd, $25()/mo. year's lease req'd. Call 846-58Ta or ~7. J!a Qulnfa .J./.ermo6a Casual estate llvln(. Enter La Quinta u ... mosa's lush green atmosphere & stroll tree- lined walk WllJS to your apl ALL UTILITIES INCLUDED 1 BR. Uni. $150 -Furn. $110 2 BR. Uni. $175 -Fum. $210 3 Spac. !lr. plans, decor. furnishings: live within romantic setting w/fun or privacy. Fountain Valley 3'10 Terraced poo11 pri. sunken gas BBQ's w/ seculded seating compL w/Ramada & Foun· 3 Br. Fam rm., din. rm ., tain. trplc, bltns, lrg covered 1( Color co-ord. !tit w"/ indirect li9htin9. patio, lndscped yds w/tront * Deluxe range &: oYens * Plush sh•g crP.tCJ. & back ~ sys, 2 car 1( Bonus storage spice * Cov. c•rport · ::~r:·i!~::;.~ m;. * Sculptured mar~le pullman Ir tile baths P · * Ele_Jant recreet1on room. Aft 6'30 pm 008-5223, Mr. -FURNISHED MODELS OPEN DAILY Re"h-Blk C S D' from Huntington enter, an iego FOR Lse. lmmac 3 BR, 2 ba, Frwy .• Go1denwest Colle~e. in Talbert Village, Nu shag San Diego Frwy. to Beach. Blvd., So. on cpts &: d11>s, frplc & bltns, ~aft 6 & wknds. Beach 3 blks. to Holt; W. on Holt to ..• Sant• Ana 3610 loQuinto Hermoso 714: 84 7 -5441 PREmGE LOCATION MARINER SQUARE APARTMENTS immedi•tely •djacent Westcllff sho p- p ing center -hos o Townho use ovai1· able featuring private residential at· mosphere. 2 Bedroom. Water. gos & coble TV included in re n t. Kitchen b uilt.ins include dishwa sher & d isposal, w•ll to w•ll carpets, full length linen dropes. C•ll Bo b Buckley •t 645-0252 or come by M ARINER SQUARE Apartments. 1244 Irvine A.ve., N.B. Irvine S231hvlno 5231 *3 BR/2 BA: Lg. fenced Costa Mesa 4100 Costa M•1a 4100 )'l"d. Nr: schl's, 1.:.=.:..;==-----1 Wh Cal'fo • 1 -•t b Call for Info: 644-6186 ••••••••• I BACHELOR Apt. Furn ' at I rn11s .. a out. t---------$6 nite up $2"1.SO wk lQ> drp!I, w/w crpts, pool, priv. STUDIO&: 1 BR Apts balcony. $135/mo. 557-$32. Walktoaunn)'t beaches.Spl1:Jl~~I bluopools.th ln\litlthl Id Duplexes Unfurn. 3975 e o,1or TV, phone aerv, pool c1n1 over on o your own pnva~. errace... 111 unw n ' • Linens, maid seiv avail. 2 BR, w/w cpts, drps, bltn btfon l Cl'ICltlint fill insidL QUIET 2 BR. yard nr shop I!· • Children & pet section lVO, spir strcse. frplc. It's llSJ liwil1'.. Califorlltl stJfl Jud I fllr blocb in froal ~ adul,,, no P""-1135. *SUNNY ACRES 1i $195. 145 E. 18th. 557-<;682, Huntit111onBeacl!Sb~Pl1LCasotletSolfo-atlu1ts-1udlo 518-<835 aft 6 pm. 2376 Newport Bkd. 543-915.5 •BEAUT. Bach & 1 Br. NOW LEASING! Park-like living for fami· lplltminbthlt--""lllchlno.-.r 2 BR duplex apt CLIP ntIS AD apt, $.29.SO wkly & up. lies with children and adults. I, 2 and 3 bed· casuel ilegance. Furn or Unfurn good for $2 on niihi's Furn .. incl util. 54&-0451. f d f S CISldelSofismoaisofll'HDll'J,somundintdefi&htM Aft 2 pm: 54&-2873 rent or $5 on wttk's rent. FURN Bachelor & 1 Br. rooms, urnishe or un urnished. ha g car· mission CCIClrtnnls:. With marvelous recreation •us spreld .J./uniingfon Vi6ta Custom GarHn A;cirtments .I, 2 & l BEDROOM FAMILY UNIT NOW OPEN CUSTOM FEATURES: Central R•creation Are.a-Swimmin9 Pools Wtdin9 Pools & S•unas-Pvt Gard•n Patios Color Coordinated Drapes & Carpeting-- Soundproof Walls & Floorinq-Blt-in Ran9a & Qy1n-Oishwa1her-C1ramic Tile Beths Open Seam I Vaulted C eilings-1/1 Mile To The leech. 2155'1 Brookhurst Str.ot CS. of Hemllton) Huntington Buch PHONE: 962-4458 Huntington h•ch 5400 Huntington S..ch 5400 * GRAND OPENING! SUNDAY -Nov. 8th, 11 to S pm 6 6 NEW APARTMENTS 2 blocks from Oce•n 225 16th StrHt Huntington Beach Ci) * Fireplaces -Spacious Bedrooms -Private Patios -Carpets -Drapes -Built-ins - Closed Gange -Leundry Rm. ADULTS. UndbDnJ Co. * 536·2579 Costa Mese 5100 Newport Beach -------'---5200 RENTALS -~• • • • • • • 1 Exceptionally nice I pets, d rapes, air conditioned, w ith self. -through our gr1ssy center corridor: puttinc (lffn, volleyball 2110 Newport Blvd CM cleaning ovens. Complete $400,000 recrea-court and miniature like with brldge ••• and betwten the • Quiet Adult Living '? BR. Studio condo, 2~lr Ba, Apts. Furnished BA~•ELOR apt 1,_'adult t' I b · h k p I . pool$, our special rec bu ilding featuring SIUllas, bUliards, O'lll 2 BR. Shag cpts, bltns, beaut. frplc, wash/dryer, pool, QUIET E.stsl.de -..n • ion cu int ree acre par. oos, tennis, and lounge, lndscpcl. $170 mo Incl all sauna. Dover S hore s G I -work'g ....,rson, nr 17th St. II b II h Ith I b f 'I' . d N rl di ~" enera 4000 .--vo ey o , ea cu , teen a c11t1es an a Ev!ry spacious apartment boasts at letst one patio. Ar.d utiL Adults only, no J>Pls. cwpo • A ts s~ ...... eves: lrg. furn.1 BR. $160. Shop'g, $95 incl u til . h II N h . d If -1 h oadb 2-41 Av0<;ado SL 646--0979 963.3.)97. l J , t r ; Private patio. Frplc Locked 646-7582 pre -SC 00, e X t to S opp1ng an go many uni S ave W umill( hearths. Built·in kitchens with IS _ -FOr _ -garage. Adults only: no pets.1 ~ =B-,_~1=,25-~-~ ... -t~, -,P-,-c-_ 7Ad7"7"~,-.1 course, n·e 0 r U.C.I. and Newport Bea ch. dishwashers 1nd~isposals, waH·to-waH carpeting, dr1pe1its, e NOW RENTING e 2 Br. Unturn. Crpts, drps. • ideal for Bachelor, 1993 From $150 per mo. At Sa n Diego Fwy. and compartmented tns, nmter 1Y antema. laundries &alort. Mesa Verde Atta, NEW Du. ~~~·iff ~~r bJX':i.s. 'l: Sl'ngle Adults r.i-. 146 Melody Ln., C.M. Church. 548-9633. c I D ' . I Ph $lor1&e lockers... plexes, 2 &: 3 BR, bltns, encl P t•-""'· <•• ~·2 •• k ... u ver rive 1n rvine. one 833-3733. w -, .·, :. ,-1 1 ,.:.· "A-hr / d ..... .....,,,.......,., 1,..2 BR -,-,,., 1 or 2 • tv11n•" t Y1ty 1x ''"'9'" •• •• '"'' cou.. .;ar, pa...,,,, ws ryer ,,,_ ''"' • think of -thin pric1d C111 d1I Sol 10 ri1u1n1bly, hookup Also I..,. 2 ,._ 3 BR about our discount plan. South a A •• Club Is a. wholet"!!!!!!!!l!!!!!l!O!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!! adul'" only, no ---. Utti in-Owned and m1n1•·• by Th I ' C · • • • UA,J' 1~ "" ...,...,, .-a rv1nt omp1ny you c1n m1k1 out C111 vaur liorn1. On1·b1droo"' in 4-plexes. 546-1034 * IA YFl.ONT * new way of life dWine,d • $35 WEEK & UP cluded. fi42...3375. r1nt1 from $151, two-b1droom1 from $215, unfurn• just ~o~ ~e people. It s l Br or Studios turn w/ «stu~di<>-G~~as:&~w~a~t•~r~pa>~'~d~. Ca~ll!l:r.:~if"i:""""""""""';~~~~~~~~!!!! i1h1d. Furni1htd 1li9htly hi9li1r. Prof111io111llv m1in.-* NEW LUXURY Unfurn Furnished & unfvrnlsJt. fun liVlllg with warm dy · "'~ f!ENT'•L t1in1d ind m111191d on 1it1 by Prop1rt~ R1a11 rch apt. l & 2 BR. Shag crpts, ed, 1t•rtl"" $295. ntmic neighbors. 11.'a ~ comp!. _lti l F'ttt linens, h!d ~ter 6:306:1• 646-4205. 1975 A t" : . heel General 50oo Corpor1tioit, -' drps, Pool, BBQ, rec hall, '42~2202 $750,000 Qubhouse wit b pooJ.. au':COOO, TV & maid 1--"""-"'-· ------1-~P_L __ u_rn_t_• ___ --------"= encl. gar. Adults only, no ~a1th cl b -·"-St'l'V avail. APARTMENT "1 pets. 3 BR, 2 BA. delx 4 plex apt, ~-u · saunas, 0 ""'." ~0 Nowport Bl,d, at :n.1 Bolboo 4300 • W r~t bltm " ,_ tl'tng pool, n•-· room, bi!· WOii • 64"2'11 -• Nowport Beach 4200 • I 2077 Charle St. 642-4-470 ... c, ' cp ....... ...,. nr ~·, • RENTAL • i • Hoog Hoop. 1m mo. lnq. lia.rds, indoo; golf driving B/Americard e M/Charge 1 _________ 10CEANFRONT 3 BR. $23.1. i ti $165. 2 BR, l.J·g L.R,,. beain -4l50 Patrice Rd. S42-4J8?. range, tennis courtll, pro COUNTRY CLUB Also 1 BR. $125. UHi in· $70.00 & UP -• nr. ceil'g, panelling, lge sundk, S42-1m. shop and resident tennis pro. SPACIOUS 2 Bedroom -Nice LIVING eluded. Winler lse. 673-4724. ALL SIZES -ALL AREAS ~ • C-wsd cpts/drps. Adlts. 548-7234 Single, l & 2 Bedroom lux-furniture. Brick snack bar -Luxury garden apts, offering BAYFR?NT l ~ 2 Br furn f'URN. OR UNFURN. I 2 BR, crpls, drps, bit-ins. 158 • 3 BR. 214 BA, pool, view. ury apartments With all the beautiful kitchen. Carpeted. comp]. privacy, beaut. Ind-apt Util pd. Winter or yrly, ASK FOR BONNIE ~ Tulip La, Adlts, 837-2967/ ~; w;w_f~fe 1~vHe~ modern conveniences avaH· Children & small pets scpg & unparalleled reerea-Grey Goose Apts, 675-6491 832-7800 ~ Kl !°).5375. $145, 544-36G6 able. Furnished and unturn. welcome. No lease required. tional facilities in a countr)' 2 BR. S250 monthly, yearly YEARLY .• 3 BR. 2 Ba, w/w '·"ed 351 Victoria Apt 2 CM Costa Mesa 5IOO 2 Br. Apts. bltns, crpls, drp~. ""' · ' · club atmosphere. Furn or basis. :ns E. Bay Sl. Inq. C1H 111 i-1 11"1 lf'fflthwrtl Sf,, K11111lntl0fl •en. (71•1 t'24'U clean. Inquire 1552 A t d blt:ns • ~ 0 LS OPEN DAILY * $135 * Unf. Models open 10 am·9 Apt C. 673-1521 or 548-7771. 1 BEDROOM Unit. Private --Coriander. 546--5268. ~ks, lorps~an. 'J:'ti~ts. M DE 1 BR. Furn. Crptl, stove, pm. Rents from $1-45 to $310. BACHELOR APT for a n1a.n. patio. fireplace, drapes, Costa Mesa 5100 Cost• Mesa 5100 -------''------$275/mo. 642-9485 lQA.M. - 9 P .M. relrig, crpts, drp!, carport OAKWOOD GARDEN util pd. Peninsula area. stove, L.R. carpet, Near ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 ·-;;;;-;---;:~~~;';:;;;-2 Br. Sharp. Bltns, RIO, '°"°""'.,_....,--,~---·I laundry rm. Ask about our APARTMENTS $85/mo. 673-6790. Harbor. Adulls. no pets. VILLA MESA APTS. retrig, crpts, drps, carport. LGE 2 br faci11e ocean. RENTS FROM $150 to $350 discount plan, 74l·W. 18th 1700 16th St., NB References. $105. { 21 3) * * * * 2 BR. Priv patio. Htd pool. No pet!. Upstairs. 968-1455. Patio, elec kit, crpts, drpl, St. 642-1158. 642-8170 Lido Isle 4_351 244-al-11. El Puerto Mesa Apts. 2 car end'd gar. Children frplc. Yrb: i200/mo. -=,.-.,..,,.------,-.,..,-* * * * LRG 2 BR. Pool. $150/mo. 67~7452. *Hv:;i':o -~~L. $1=: OCEANFRONT APTS. DELUXE Beach Apts. Furn. 2 BR. bltins, crpts/drps, 1 Bedroom Apts. ~~co~~-~ pe:. ~~=!· Conv. 1hop'g. 313 E. 17th *GOLD MEP-~LLION NEWPORT BEACH 880 Irvine Ave. Irvine & 16th (714) 64S-0550 drps. dshwhr, Adults only. 2 BR. 1 be., yearly •·•• $245 Stove, re fr ig, gar. Pvt/patio & garage. Quiet $130 up incl. utilities 646-1251 Pl. CM 5'1&-6532 Obr 2 Br-21111:, .. ~":· 2 BR. 1 ba. frpl c •••••• $250 $~$250/mo. 320 Nord. New Tri-Plex. Mat u r e Also furn. Pool & Recreation t --~=--~~~-~,----,, No pel'S. 2295 Pacific Ave., 2 BR. 1 be..: winter •••• $225 G42-4097 or 535-6696. Adults. $150, 779 Scott Pl. area. Quiet Environment * * NEW 2 &. l BR. Shag 1----------:.,n;1 237•0"'_ ,' , Sl·~ ,..\... ' ,_CM_, ~·_548-<8 __ 7_s _____ tC&ll: 673-3fi63 642-2253 E~·I========== Drive by .. then call: OU 1Jtreet parklnx. No pets. crpts, dwhhr. 1ar. Only 3 Newport Beach 5200 ,.,.,.. -.. A~~::l~:Pp':id~t=e":' Balboa Island 4355 _64_6-4_*7388_~$~l7~0~-*~--I 1959-1961 Maple Ave. ~~~~. i~r.~~ ~:t ./ WESTCLIFF • 2 BR, SOUTH BAY CLUB APARTMENTS • • • J- -Ad lt •-Costa Mesa Pia••-11=/mo Adl" --t• 1v1ng. u s, nope..,,. 1 BR studio type apt W/out ..... '" · • '"' ,,~ · l BR -$136 & up. kitchen facilities 3 BR, 11h BA, patio, blt·lns, I !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!..,!!!!!!!""~ 540-1973 or 54~2321 Avail Dec 1. By App\. NEW. Delux~ l Br. 2 Ba. dbl. garages + outdoor llv. area. $290 To $300. 1800 Wallace Ave, C.M. * 675-l23S * crpts, drps, Ask about our • MA N • .,-=='""7~,....~-...,-548-7533, 548-6515. discount plan. 880 Center St. RTI ICi)UE * QUIET Adult couple only. --------- 791 Amigos Way 615"-5930 • ASSUME 770 LOAN e WATERFRONT w/pler & YRLY, CUTE 1 Br. New 642-8340 Park-like Surroundings 2 BR. No pets. Drps, crpl!!, 2 BR, 2 BA, bllns, crpts, Costa Mesa: 2 BR House lloat lg boat. 2 BR/1 Ba, kitchen.: $170 incl, util's. l ·_~N=E~W~T~O~W=N~H7o=u~S~E~ DELUXE 1•2 & 3 BR APTS. dshwhr, heated poo l . drps, $170 mo. Nr Hoag 2 BR. crpt'd, drp'd, dshwhr, hltns, frpl, gar. On Beach. Yrly 642-3978 aft 5 pm I: wknds. live where the fun Isl + t-4) 1 BR apts. Room 2 Furn/unfurn. Yearly/Win-6T~297:.i. $130/mo. 2295 Pacific Ave, Hosp. lnq, 4150 Patrice Rd. -= 000 G "' 500 1:========= 12 BR, 1 i,J Ba. & 2 BR. Crptg, Also FURN. BACHELOR CM. 5'ls-&178. '"""""""""""""""""•I more . ..,.,, . ross .,.,, · te•. •=1•t Finley, Appl Prv a"os * Hid Pool 6-42-4387 642-1771 1• 548-4059 • .,..... 73 "~~1134 H ti ton n. ch _._._ drps, self cleaning gas ov-P ... . s 2 BR. Unf U t . , . Fro $35 Wk Adlts. No Pets • .,.,... or un ng 09a --en, encl gar. Patias. 548-6900 Nr shop'g e Adults on1y urn. Pl airs. JI" m . • "' 2 BR. FURN. $155 673-8249. FREE n~~-2 , .... New 1 377 w. Wilson. 1m Santa Ana Ave, CM Crpts, drps. $130/mo. In· Huntington Baach 5400 Huntington Buch 5IOO ....... -1 .. -,..,,__M ........ 1r; .. , •..:. .. • ~ " fant ok. 568 W. Wilson St. -............. .,._;~~u.u..."" -~'!\' P~bltns. cpts, drpls,_ no WIN'f.ER Rental-· 2 -BR. Br-at·bch:-Quiet.-$i5o. Look NEW DELUXE 1 BR Mgr. Apt ll3-e 646-S542 646-6783 or 545-0760 apartments, hnen & ma~d children, no pets. 325-J E. trplc, very clean. $175/mo. 8. you'll rentt Pvt deck/pat. Range, dshwhr. shag crpm, * TifE SEVILLE IU'I, hid ~I. all util. 17th Pl., CM. 548-2738 incl util. NG students 222 204-A 14th,· 536_1319, .-1--., gacg. 1150 & up. New 2 Br, l~i Ba w/ gar. 2 'LRG Br. Iiv'g/Din'g rm. Sngls, smJ family & tot ok $135/mo Dix mob home 35th st. Can be seen Sat & 67s.1784 .... .,"540-l97J or 54~2321 Adlts. cpts, drps, fncd yd closets, Cvrd parking area, VILLAGE INN w/caba'na, compl furn. hid Sun or can (714). 982-7821 1 BD~ near beach new ,.,,-=--o==~==== w I pat. Wtr I Grdnr pd. w/w cpts. 646-6961 er LAGUNA BEACH <94-9436 pool. Adl ... "" p<ls. Fou• "" dee .. ,i;i, pd., 1125. ~dulto. HARBOR GREENS 636-4120 64>-J2'6 BALBOA INN Season's: 2359 Newport. 3 BR/2 BA upper. Blk to Anytime after 6 pm. Sat. GARDEN & ~IO APTS 2619-E Santa Ana Ave. $155 3 LG Br, 2 Ba, new cpts, BALBOA 6'58740 548-6332. beach. $250/mo to July l 536--0414 Bach.1.2,3 BR'a.fromSll0. 667-K Victoria St. $155 dN"l"·l""l1P"'5ts;_,.c5-hl~5 o1k.5Avl $135. 3 Br. Exp mobile home. Aft: 6 PM. 673-4268, 213: BACHELOR Apt. Util pd. 2700 PetenioD Way, C.M. WILSON GARDENS APTS ov. · · ....., '""' a t · eFREE APARTMENT * $10 Bachelor e Sl»-2 339-1049 NEAR OCEAN! 546JJ370 2 BR Un!urn. Newly dee. 3 BR. 2~ BA, eharp, crpts, eRENTAL SERVICE Br. Trlr, Hntg. Sch. 133 E. * $25 WEEK & UP* LINOBORG co. 5.16-2579 _N_E_W ___ E_A-5T-5 l-D_E_ New 1::rpts & drps; Spec drps, tncd. Avail now. $195 16th St, CM 642-1265 or 132 MESA MOTEL grounds. Adults, no pets. mo. 545-4879 W WI"~--iuo "~77 . .__ ..,..,. 'd · .... * 1 & 2 BR. Crpls, drps, Open for inspection 10 to 4 1140 mo. 2283 Founta;o Woy 1----------11 Singles e Bachelors e Small Femilies • . ..,,.,.,, ...... ~ . K1tc1n.::n, • • s, ma.i se.rvt ... c bltns. 733 Lake. 536-3700, NEWLY Dcc-2 Br, upstairs, NEW delux 2 BR dupt", Heated pool. 646-9681 5'" "27'. l & 2 br, a.IJ facilities, 324 E. E. !Harbor. tum W. on C rt d dbl Ad l -><r'U " 20th St. 6-46-9490 Wilson). P s, rps, gar. u ts, encl gar, patio, b 11 n s , NEWLY renovated 1 br apt e AT OCE AN_ Ad II r . $160. 1814 Viola Pl. 673-7909. I DAY I \\'EEK ./ MONTH WestcliH area, $195 . ideal for 1 a.l~~e or couple. 1 BR $l50. 2 BR. $~75. 1~:~ .. s:a~~~~~~~R~~pt:j3irp! MODERN 2 BEDROOM tll 2 BDRM apt Unlurn. No 675-1849. Laundry Jacil1lies. $120 n-10 R 220 121h 51 H B Patio, shag carpels, drapes, children. no pe!s. LAGUNA BEACH .• 494-94361 BR. Water & gardener incl util. 673-4-168 ec rm. · · · dep 2214 College Ave. No . GE kitchen, enclosed Call 642·5843 NEWPORT-BALBOA 67~740 pa.id, Adults only, no pet.s. OCEANFRONT 2 &. 3 BR. $l35· MOD. l & 2 BR cpt_s, ~'~·~646---06~~"~·~~-~~ garage. Laundry. Colo rl ---------- ANAHEIM·ORANGE 776-6018 $105. 978 W. 17th SL Newly dee. Gar. 1510 W. ~7 ~:~_h516:00 Cahf. LRG 2 BR. Crpt, drps, 1 or 2 anlennas. Near bus. $148. For an ad to itell around l'!!~!'!!!!l"'~!'!'!~~~·\,54~,_..~54'.'_-,___,....=-;= Oceanfront, 675-5893 or or kids ok. $135 & Sl-40 + dep. Adulls. lll E. 20th the clock, dial &U-567&. I' FURNITURE Pool 82'7-aoocl 1998 Maple Ave, No, J. RENT 1 BR. Lrg closets. · · S t An 4620 "'" ow Shuffleboard. N e -·1 *OCEANFRONT -. Winter an• • 1 "-~=-"""~· ~~~--.,..- * DIRECT TO TENANT ept/drpa. Util pd. 1884 rentals. 2, 3 &: 4 BR's. 1 BR, Air-cond, adlt!i, no 2 BR, 1 'Ai aA, sharp, crpta, l\'onrovla Ave, CM Adults only. * Call 673-8088 pets. Util's pd. $13>$140 mo. drps, approx 12ti0 sq fl 24-Hr. Delivery *WINTER RATES* SAIL-INN MOTEL 541-9135 Avail now. iiso mo .• 100% Purcl>a,. Option '--======== 545-487'1 O>mplete 1 BR Apt u 1 BR. furn $125. Bachelor'• Adj . Bay &: Beach. Deluxe I. , ====__,=,-.-= Low as $22/mo. $ll5. Adults, no pets. See rms fr $37.50 wk. 6~1841 Laguna Beach 4705 BEAUTIFUL New 2 Br, .... ,_'-Mgr. 2135 Elden, No. 6 CM. erpts, drps, adults-no pel.!J. JO.Day aw ..... um 1 BR. Deluxe Pool-side Apt. LRG 1 BR. 2 hlks to beach, -· C Woodland Pl -'* WIDE v·""~ t"in Wk. 1 -r, w/kit $35. •H • • .,. }U'l.li:o•... _. r Newly decorated. Westcliff. North end S155. Call eves & 646-767.f CUSTOM FURNITURE Maid ser, linens, TV, & tele. $185. 64~Z14 wknds 494-7997, days 1,.::::,..=::.· ------ RENTAL Seal.ark Motel 2301 Npt 835-'......., LGE 3 br, 1~ ba, crpts, 2 BR. Bch apt. Winter or UM.I l 517 W. 19th St .• CM. •••.••si Blvd CM 646-7445 1,--="7.-"7..,,...,..,,....,.....~ drps, d11h .... 'Shr. Down11ta n:. ~ ~ yrly. See at 107 Highland St, l BR N, end, % blk shop/ N •· 2 ~-id ok N• =:....:.o-::.:;::.:i:i;~,;';;,,.,-•BACHELOR apt $75 mo t) pe..... l:U! ren ' • APARTMENT N.B. ~189. heh, !dry facil. Adul!s. $160 h t 1160 "5--.121" incl util, Adult1, no pets. l sc oo s. · "" :'/. * OCEANFRONT 1 BR. up. -4M-448S, 8J0.-42l7• 3 2 B aJk l I '· RENTAL br $125 incl util, No garage. BR, A. w n c ose"', 540--062J Yearly $175/mo. STUDIO Apt, util pd, nr w/w crpts, drps. Adult•. $70.00 & UP 67J..2259 9 to 6 pm beach, bus & hospital. $165/mo. Ref's. 540-{ll.54, $135-1 BR Fumilhed. AU. SIZES -ALL AREAS BALBOA BAY CLUB ** 499-14-40 ** Ml 6-6922 or 548-9457. Quiet adults, Near slores. FURN. OR UNFURN. 1985 Pomona. ~ F'ulT' bachelor. 54&-3268 DELUXE bachelor apt, * DELUXE 1 & 2 BR. ASK FOR BONNIE l=;;;;...:~:::::;:_c;:::,c:.::::.,,, 1--,1-;Bed;;::;c::,.,.::::m:-;:tu;;rn;;,--clean, carport. ldry:. UUI. Garden Aptl. Blt·ins, priv. 132·7800 F'URN. Ba c he 1 0 r • No 11~. month -arly ~2 furn, 497-1056 or 494-5810 patio, heated pool, (rplc. 1--..,=.;;:c;.;,'°";7.;.,--·I drinkers no pets. Util's &: .,., J~ -.i HOLIDAY PLAZA gar l 664 Tustin Ave C.M. Ocean front Apt D NB D•na Point 4740 Adults $145 mo. 546-5163 DELUXE Spac'°"' 1 BR ' ' * TOWNHOUSE * furn apt $135. Heated pool, SMALL Sleepine unit., older Newport Hgts. 4210 SINGLE, TV, heated pool, 2 2 BR, 1% BA, crpl1, drp11, Ample ...... king, No children-adults $60 mo, all util s. 5 '" E 1no~-~ts~'.'""°;196S~~Po~m~K>~o~1&~CM~=· =l~Bi~CALLj:fiffib616-8464"3fii'[ii\:ii:"'" CLEAN 1 or 2 Br. Adulbs. 11o hlk. trom bch. ~wk.· $135. patio. Adults. $1~, .w'I , I:: ..-. BEAUTIJ'UU.Y FURN. pet$, Lg klt. $135-$150. 2421 rno. Dana Manna Inn, 3il11 Melody Ln, 548-176& Costa Mes• 4100 2 BR. Hid pool, adults, no E. 16th St .. NB. ~1B01. Coast Hwy •• Dana Pt. NEW 2 BDRM. Beam cell. '"'-'-'--------·I t ~«/ ~ lngs, wood pane.ling. All m: i-pe s. ,. ...... mo. • Corona de) Mar 4250 RENTALS features. $165. Adulta, no REMARKABLY UNBELIEVABLY. NOW Reotinc-:1 a. fllrn. rd Apto. Unfuml ... od """· Call --Joe, rec rm, htd pool. No 1 BR beautiful upper apt I-~-------e 387 w. Ra,y Strttt e EXTRAOROINARIL Y chlldren. $140/mo. MG-5824. v.·1--•e • declc. Fum-<Jr Gonoral 5000 BEA\.M'JFUL e--2 BR. 1 BA. Garden Units. , Ap $100-fncl. utll, small •Pt 1or unturn, $175 I mo. 494.n89. Shag crpts, drps, d9hwhr, Val D lseulra Gerden· ts adult man. Nr. 15th • 675-1534. patlo. beam cellings, frplc. Ad ts, no pets Nel''JIOl1, 64i-5583. 'POttll'lf""'gret!n, waterfwJI-,\ t BR,-Jurn,-lncl-util,...prqt!, -~~S-gar. 26::ll ~-af trtam flowerseverywheft LGE, a.Urac. bachelor near pvt patio, cpl, clOS'e'--ln, RENTA1.. 1"'1 • 7 pm ·& Sun. $165/mo. :~. pooi room bllliards, o.c.c. $130 rno. incl uUI. 995 5011." Lark 1 p ur Ave, Frff To l1ndlords 3 BR. 2 BA~modem, cptll, B'BQ' 's.rec. .... . ..:.... .untum'• _v;:al;;;•°"='';;·~"'°'°"'9680=-~~ 838-1447, 645.0111 dt'fl9, bltns. .$175/mo. Nr s, una, ........ •1~ Singles. t BR. I BR + den, SM apt $75 .F\lm, utll paid. 1 BR apt, newly cpt'd & "4JI w. 1,.., c-. M... e.ve.rythlng. No Pe ts . 2 BR Ftom S13$. See It! dose to H.B. !>ft, 1 adWt painted. $lfi0 mo, f&rage 540-416l. ~ Panon. Rd.. 6'2-8670. only. ~ Incl. 64Mt23 BRAND NEW dlx 2 br ~, -s=,-.-un'"'r'". ~11=,,.=1m-.-_-.P:-oo-:-L Between Harbor ll Newport N'EWLY dtcor., rum, utll 2 -BR. fully crptd. pool. So. triplex apta. Priv patios:, Etec Ir wtr pd, AdltJJ, oo • 2 Blk N. 19th. paid, oldtt pmion prd, $105 of Hwy. CIOlle to shops. shag crpts, gar. $175 356 E. pets. M£SA MANOR.. 2fl FURN. 2 Br. apt. Close to all mo, 1 a.dlt. 64M520 Adults iw. I~. 67J..8213. m St. C.M, 642-4905. Wil son Ave,. CM. SfS..1405: thoppin&. Adu.ha only. No EAST aldt l!Oth st., tum, uUI FURN, Ytlll' round. 1 bJk PLANNING to mover You'U SELLING Your bot.t! "Ust'' pets, rnq, 179~ Rochester, patd, pvt patio, 1 adlt. $115. trom Bia Corona. util paid, find an amulnr number ot wilh us .. sell lt rast. Dally CM. 642.-852J $105, l edit. M2-85J> bomes in ~·· OusiJled Pilot Cla1131fltd. 642-5671 Newport Beech 5200Nowport Beech 5200 PARK NEWPORT High on a bluff overlooking tho w•ler, 7 pools, 7 tonnis courts, $750,000 heolth club and Spa. Bachelors, I or 2 bedrooms. Also 2-story town houses with 2 or 3 bed- rooms. Electric ~itchens, private b1lcony or p 1 ti o. From $175 le> ·$450. Subtor· ,.._,," p1rkin91 el1v1tors1 optional maid service1 convenience shopping. s.. 7 beoutiful model aportments, open 9 o.m. to 6 p.m. daily. Other times by appoint- ment. locotod at J1mboroe and San -;Joaquin-Hill Roods;~in Newport, just n o rt h of Foshion lsl1nd. Phone (714) 644-1900 for IHsing informotion. Park Newport Apartments The possible dream. All new Huntington Granada Apartments. Modem as tomorrow. Yet priced lo fit your budaet t oday. Charming, convenient, comfo1table. Total·functlon Designed, to do away with wasted space, make 1oom for special e~tras. Li ke built·in dressing rooms, walk ·in closets. Stream- lined kitchens, pass·thru din ing counte rs. And luxu1ious carpeting and dr1pe1 ies. Plus private J;alio-terraces. Surrounded by greenery, each group of klw handsome b11itdings faces into restful courtyards or one of our three private pools (each with its own cabana~ Near beaches and shopping, Huntington Granada Apartments were developed and now professionally managed by Property Research Corparation. for easy living at rents you can 1fford. The possible drum ••• come true. HUNTINGTON GRANADA APARTMENTS Just south of Warner on Golden West in Huntinatoo Beach. New one & two bedrooms. Unfurni1hed $115-$176; furni•hod $165-$210. FAMILY SECTION FOR CHILDREN 5 YEARS lo UNDER. Phone: 847-1055 l o!t1 Avenut ' l I ... .... .... =-----. ., -,... --=--=-----,.,1;c<r.m;:-~""!"•<••·~......----;;--::., -.-,-,,7,~r-.'"''""'"'"·,l'"'-1r..,,,...,_ •. .,,,,,,-,,,..,,,.,...,.,, ... ,,.,.,,,.,..,....,,._,,,,.T r-t;: i • - '~ ~ u DAl~v ~!LOT -• -sat""lf. .... ~ ... 1, 1970 ·:rs~..;1•..i R~t~~,~~ --!l~~sn1u~,.... REN~~~ .. r..m1.ii..ri'-Jl.J~:t"o~; ... -::;:. -1• .. 1!!.ll!_!!! .. •-:1r!l!_ill!i, !!i.l!il.~ .. !iiiill ... •. 1111*~ ... ll!'K~-·.;-._ll!t 1 ·R~~~r~7• 50,,..' AM -5'20'S.nio ·AM --;:·500 C ....... dot.Mor, -5UO Hunllngi9.i ' ... ch 1-Lo • llNch t5705 ,;. • ,: • Ac"'ol!!-'.. ~ )."[ 1- 1.!ll· 2 .BR. 2 ba.. bllpt. rcfrle, ~ort:· ,·'BEACH•!• ACVUR .OOtantront .. 10 ~c. 'So: Calif. $10 dn, SlO :.4.<fuits, no · pt'tr. 'Almo&1 2· BR; 2 BA', putttnt 1&ftE'n, mo. $98.S F/P, L. Sbewfelt, new:.673-51!1· ' ' tpooJ. adul,ta 'no 'Pett. '$550, 336 1w. • 3.rd, St. LA 2 BR. 2 Ba. OCun. sJde of Hwy. Nicely decoialcll. MORGAN REALTY .. 673*12 $ 2 BR unt1 From-~ ~·or'~-213:62S--S1.0l. · "' I j; !~; 3 Br,' 2 ba upper duplex, Nr be8.ch &. mkt. NO pet.-. $275 mo. 401 Jasmine Ave, CdM. SPARKUNG -2-sr. 1!.)tn&. reUcarp/drap/pr, Adults, no ·pr:u,, $175 l.&e. 675-4275 -~ 2, BJl' F\am. Flon'I ~ LQWER 11'lrte dupl~ 3 BR 40 AC. Zane(t Mobile Hol'bes, >-:;=:;::=::====::i:! C.rpet&-drapes.dl.JhwUhef, • 2 BA, .din no~ .patki Cpt1, PaV@d frontage, Next to S:lO 1 · heated. pool·sauna-tennis drpa. Pe.rt. a>ncl, Da,ys Mlllion developmeiit. SACf rtt room~ view, 494-100!, eves 494-USB. for -S 1 9 O OJ per·· acre. p.~ttc .f mple parki~. DELUXE 21m', J BA. vieW, TEiWS: 114: 682--µ57 INVESTORS WANTED! t. . ' ' " •• -, .... 11·~ ! ·..; ' ' I·. ' .r. ·-· "' ' .,.,. l:"-'. , .. -· ' . : ' = ' finde~ keepers. When you can flnd·t;luxurJ 11rden apartm·ent for only $13?, start kffpinr floust on the spot At all·new Park Plaza, in Santi Ana. Almost too good to bt true. Bif.J.~modtrJ. _ apartmen~, rerrting now from J!l7, ,\ltd.loaded with e:dr1s that mind your comfort while mlndinr your budget. Supet-convenience kitchens With' bullt·in appliances including dishW~sher. ~.of closet space. Rich draj>uies and carpeting. . · Step out on your private terrace. Plunge Info Park Plaza's eleganl poo!, next to ollr great · - rec iui!ding complete with saunas: and fl.in .roonl~ ... All yours, for !hi.taking. Unfu r'nfs:INl_d one-. bedroom from $131, with similar fat savin&s·CN!::.ow~ , two·bedrooms and two-bedroom studios..~ • • ........... _. All 11'f l --I professionally main- tained and managed by _ Property Research =: COrporatiQn. Park Plaza Apartments 3824 So. Flower Street, Sanla Ana (714) 545-3214 Family Section Now Open Securlty·auards. ., elec eye ~· ldey. 'HUN,.nNGTON ·•97'Ire6· .. ~ , 0,~ ;·PACIFIC · D••-• Point 5740 BEST Location. ,Ll'I: MW 2 • · · --~ Mounta1n & De11rt.6210 WhHdYa Wint? Whaclclye Got? Gooo '..borne + 3 rental '5PEC1Al CLASSIFICATfON'FOR \Wll!-q~ tocatlon·in °'"'" Call after 1 pm. 831>-8317 BR. 2 BA . .$225/yr. ~nd. 7ll ~'AVE.,•Jl.B. NEW dUPle.x -2 BR 2 BA. * ~7983, · <n1) 536-1487 spaclo'ut A~ail e.~ly Nov. NATURf\,L BORN SWAPPERl Hot SPl'.Bs. For lnfQ.wtile E. ~. lto;nooo ... Up. A.n G. T~s. 66-563· ACOrna ".;-. .. . ~pecl1I R1.. • f\e!l! Esta~ or: Bu'sineu. Ok open ·10 am-6 pni Daily No .....JS · 4gg..16is ' t BR. 1 BA. w/f.rplc, ManQed'by . I='°""~,-"'..,+.."-_;.,. __ _ $115/mo. No ·children. no WILlJAM WALTERS co: "'.ALK to atores,.2.br,·2 ba, 5 ·Linet -5· ilmes -5 Wcka · AVJ!, Desert Hot Spi'gs .... , Mr: QoUUJn·•'(3Q.1)• 122.-2305 ,_ ..... ,"" ........ Ut.::...-•11 M.UST ,~~~-.. , ...... R. E. wi nttcl . ·~·~:#OUeCt~~··.~· Peta. * 673--91&1. · -• - -cpta, ·drw, · -dswhsr-. pa.tio, LQE-~ 1 br apt. .N"ew shag , , . . ~ yd, gar, tJ.75. 496-4'22 ._YOUJt ........ ,.,. ... ,... .._. ~fl..,,..,...... ~ I""'"'""'!'' • • ...,.OTNIMO fOa" SM.•-TIU.DU IOftl.'1'1 • · BAf:,BQA Is_. wanted trOm ~~~~'11 • crpt, drps, stove;: -.re(rjg, 2 "&R. d~plex, close lQ bch k : . .-. . , . gar. $160 mo. 644-7792 downto~ •. crpt5, 4rpg .. Rent11t' W1nted . 5990 Tn "Place Your Trader's PeradiH Ad ~er home&. income. must Tmt~D&iedl PHONE ·642-5671 ' -.. .. xtnt mnd. 213; 247-2121 • I"'========• i .1to~. no pets, $140 mo. . Lidol•I• . m1 *-350:7. -· ~=w-.E-•.-11 .•• 1--'""--'----·--..;...o.. _ ~-CQ9pl~ with· 2:vr:ry ·•mall s_u"'" i• Ls. w1u \Ok.. cAP1STRANo c zoNED, .!~~~~~;r' 2nd TD Loali. new or Old TD's or a house -'+ acres, Free. & Oear, · 1%'1o INTEREST 2 BR., 111' ba~. Ip!., eiee. NEW! Never Llved-=In: 2 & 3 weU behaved -dop .wish kl bJt-lns. Incl. l'l!trig. 2 Cat · BDRMS: Nr. Beach rent or-Ir:_ase·.unfurnished 2 garage. S300 Month *Alt· 64~1070 * .l>r ~or ~tage·tn.South La~n Realty 6~_ e $130 • % BR ~ts d"'S Or8ll(e. ():)ast ~~a ($outh ~~ 11~, ~-to·sa" e1e-sl.30.ooo. TRADE for income Buitn..a lst JD Loan·. mente. can·add hse in LB; or ? Opportunities 6300 or eir. teparately, Bkr. REALTOR · ' ~... ' .,. ' Laguna: a0uthward) Max B I•--I I _, -'355 bltns, dshwshr, garap, Aft 11·40 · . . th V -cl , Blue QUp tam-_.. '·""'' N' .,-GoU Co -~-~ 1 •r~ -~ 4 Pfll, *47-3~ -&nd·~~ie~R~f-~~1!nce:~ era fot !iti;:~M.~~ fu'l'S1:~1u~: Canyon w~~. YEAltLY: Bay ·Vie.w, rooniy" 1 B~ -near beach,. crpts, aV.:ili.ble. ·49g:.4133 or cam~ras. le.ni; & photo stuff. 6 fairways, Jake & clbhse:' 3~ br/2 ba, lower. 6 Yts Qld, drps, pro!, adul ts, no pets. 6'2-lark • ' Box, stereo, ·Leite, Ze.ts.s, EK Trd tor corrim, TD's, mltplX bltins & refrig-New, shai Tradewlnd~ Rlty 847-8511, um· •n Prof. MS l· LeiCll. Pvt. coyecfPr !!SU278 iit Hbr area. Owner 645-1021 545-9451.. -548-7711 WANT TO UP YOUR INCOME IMMEDIATELY? -crpt:-675=-5201~·--e LGE.1. hr .apt-Crplll, drps, ble, nO pets; wa'nbl =· HUNT BCH 3 BR xlnt con-14' Ski boat. 45 horse. Mei:c:. 2 Br. Unf apt Balbo:a Island, bllnsl"A'vail Nov 1. rtntal un!unfar"Rm:t·tUm.1 do:· ·imoo 'e;ciuitY ~ 8holv ob., big wheel tre:iler. Will ·rr. you }lave a cir and N. Bayfrorit, Yrly $225 mo: ' 962-8578 BR apLoiboll.se, quiet;view 12% spendable, Want late ~de for P.U. or v.an of eq. can s~re 6 to 8 hours Avail ~-1. ·67!).00fl 2 .BR. Crpts. <!rps, ranj:e. or trees', non canyon loc. rnOO.el car. vaJ Approx $600. v.al. weekly; YOO can enjoy ex- Clo.se<J, gar.·. Children & .Begin Dec. 15-2200. Write or Agt 536-2533 or 847.7176 836-5672 ceUent extra. income. Huntlngton B8iich.-54~ ,small pet ok,_$140. 842-8365. c.all ffllss Jt1dith ·Tendler, We arc expanding rapid--c t f Lat Am Stud. 34 Ft, Cabin Cruiser; tip top. COSTA MESA C-t-COR Iy ,and need dii;tri~utors to FurniShed ·or. Unfurnished 3 Br. Condo. .. Blln!!. _refrig; e~ er or · · · ie~. C9fld.: twin &crew; loaded 90x117 _ 2 bldgs val SGS 000 purchaS'('· ~nd service vend- ! Bedroo-I'~ f""n•·shed ~wash/.._-,, opts, d .... s. $185 Univ,· of Cal, Berkeley. "th t FOR b . ' ·. ~· machines . ... -LJU ... "':T'. ... (415) &12 2088 WI ex riu. ouse, Eq S42.000. lncom_ e $445 mo: EST''.LISH ROU TES'. B•droo· m $l50 ,;--·r,;.:.;,·,hed-on lse. 548-1405 or 64&-6762, -· · T 0 . -~ ~ .. mu... · PE"MAN. ·ENT B h I units or · · s, Jo~or hi desert, Cal-or out-0t NO PERSONAL SALES Terms based on equity. 642.2171 545-06tl Serving Harbor area 21 yrs. Settler Mortg1ge Co." 336 E. 17th Strttt ' Money Wanttcl PRIV. party wants 2nd T.1)., on M:esa Verde home, Haff Jge. equity. Pay 10% int. · 546-1385. 642-7000 CHURCH W/Xlnt credit record needs .$30,000 to finish:. building. Will con: sider any offer. 63~7900. 2 Bedroom $165-tumisbed •·NEAR OCEAN-Beaut .. n. . · a~ eor apt. ~OWNER 675-6259 state. ' OWNf;R 646-~ CA,LLS! 3 Bedri:lom $175 unfurnished Spanish-bldg. 1 BR. $135. 2 in N_B or &al. ~etil'..t'd elder-Prid 1 0 . JUST SERVICING! ANNOUNCEMENTS OJ)E!n wkda,Ys 4 16 7 .pm, BR .. $l50: 21915th St, H.B. ly _ ·g e-n1 l·e ·m·a·n, -non Trade $3,opo .eqµl!Y,. 3 br, 2 e o wnenhip 4-plex MACHINES DO THE and NOTl.CES . dnnker/smoker., &a.me ad-ba Lake Havasu home for -in Tustin, Corner Jot, pool SELLING! · Sat. l-S 0 1 r by appt. 1 &: 2 BR ~ew ap~. Frplc's. d~ss '20' yrs. Moving-due. to PropCriy or ? & rec rm e..xchange Jand, Vending is a vigorous $5-Found (F_ rff Ads) 6400 . 7731 El is_-off.ii;e Near Oce'lin! Patio, Adults. 32nd st widening by cit)' CALL units, T.D'.'s, house or ? billi.on plus recession proor ' (Corner of Ellis & Delaware) LINDBORG CO. 536-2579 Art -~n 646 -2272 :' Eves, 673-4712 Moore Realty 673.JlOl bus1~ess .. cash saJi;s. No FOUND: In our yard after 1 Blk to 5 points stores, thea. 2 BDRMS:. 2 bath!. Cpb, & 673-:9875 · 16, AU. ,,.,, C.C., 36 gal. ,-,--~~'""~·~-~ credklt ,risks. Eqduipmcn,t Halloween • bicycle. ~r ter, etc, Q)Y.ner 847-0932 • d I"" th l=o"'°==:-.,..----,,...,,~ Aircraft & Parts Bus, will wor s OT' you ay ·an ha b Id 673-3293. 84;a!'!~· """" pr:r mon847_.583 TEACHER a: son want 2-3 tank, 75 hp Johnson, $1200 Sac, ovr 14 $MM Inventory~ ni8"ht and even while you ~f~~ationve. P~n~~r2308•n-. 1--===~~~=" t ~ or BR home "in Harbor Hi Vat. Need Harley Davidson sleep. -ir-*HERITAGE APTS 2 BR 1N 4 PLEX, S130tMO. Schbol area aiound Dec. 1. cycle, full dress or ?'?? For Hse.units-land-TD's-Earnings can grow with BLACK Shaggy toy AVAILABLE NOW W/W CRPTS. DRP s, 67~2916. Smith S93-9S39or 492-07S4. yacht or computer trade. investment starting as low coc-a-poo type, Taken to 174Dl Keelson Ln. H.B. NE'R SCHOOL. 64"2577 JP, 546-8030 ext 434-894-4094 as $600 to $1500. D . St kt "•M p od " "'"' FAMILY of 8 desires rental 8-3 Bed ' b th u · We train, -"•s•I, 'gu•·d,, r. oc on, '-"'I • OU • Lrg Attrac 2 Br From $139 . room, · a nil! U Unit p ime Joe Santa ... ~ •• ._ " 673-9357 2 BR. 2 ha, cpts, drps, patio, in Costa Mesa area. Up to m NE C.OSta M WANT s, r · and help you get going. No 1 ~~~.,· ~-~~....,~ Kid:. ok. All extras. Pool, Pvt encl garage, no pts, $14D. $200. P.O. Box 372, Trabuco · · esa · Ana. 7X Gross. $50,000 Eq. experience necessary. Easy, 2 Solid while pt Persian kit· patio area. Rec bldg'. trust deeds or Homr: and up Tr d fo $50 000 t $60 000 · bl k 847-8335 oc 847-7446 536-4946. Canyon, CaJif. to 4 Units locally, Quintard a e r , o , en1oya e wor . tens about 8 weeks old 1 2 I . • LANDLORDS • home, This is the age of vend-blue flea collar Vic Damtl 1--,-""'==~_,='""-I BR, Drps, cpts, b t-ins, Realty, &IX2991. Owner/Broker 573.3430 ing machines. We provide St CM 548-1407, * FRESH AIR private patio. $125 mo. 1501 FREE RENTAL SERVICE H only quality equipment '"°~~~-,---,,-~ B Alabama. Bro"·• . .,., • .,.""" AVE oCeanfront-dupJex 3 Have vacant & improved ulus the finest line of snack 1 Black r .. ather key,.._ San•• \Valk 3 blks to Beach! ''"" ~" BR 2 Ba W t To" """' ..., "t ----------1--...=c:,:;.::;.:.,_.:;;:..==..__ · · ea, an · · s, M:I income, WANT: Rl Jot items. Get started now ·Isabel and Orange Identify "'w/a~t. ,.,•.••,,,2,7~,'. ~1~5ap .. t:: ----------1MAedTURE1 Relhoia"ble co/"dpbt1e PtaYndRAMID, hou<0EX. CH GO or home, coastal area, New. whi)t' b,1.hoice locations are 646-&ISl. .. " " Sent• Ana 5620 ne ~n um. use w e AN RS poi-t Beach thru Dana Point. av11.i 8 ~. I oc==-,,-,.--,,,.-...,.,,--:~!. ~f-itflSO & $22.'i. No ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;pg~"'~·:,.M~axg$lli0~;mo;.. ~64~2--0238~~· 67~ 675-8800 6?3-6809. -~TI~AL~ -8r?e:-rtB~1~~ ~ -:r!:te :~ l,,C=~=~'""~~--VILLA MARSEILLES NEED COM BACH Antelope VaJiey 40. A. beaut Have real estate to trade; ADVERTISED BRANDS &12-7334. FREE RENT-2 wks. New l * 675-3453 • BRAND UEW west side. Make good ranch R·3 Jots, commercial & acre-division of Ull L'OUND _ Ch•---n'•kshaw Br at bch. Quiet. $130. Look '" 1275 p r·t o · ,. """"" .. SPACIOUS Eq for home, units, comm. age, N. Orange Co. \Vant Dallas, !J.0e~as ;,!.V•7 vie 35th St., N.B. 675-886l or 5250 ~1;,u'JJ 17i_~'.! 7isd~~~~~t: 1 & 2 Bdrm. Apt1. Rooms for Rent 5H5 or late auto. Owner 1177 El Npt. wtrlrnt or boat to 45'. I am interested in m;re ln-438-8365 BAYVIEW 673-1784. Adult Living Camino, .CM. 546-5941 Ownr 524-0262; eves 528-2372 form.ation about makingcu ~'°T=E~.-.. -od~o-oed--k-i-t'"tt-,-. Newport Beach S'lOO Corona del Mar 3 Br. 2 Ba. Unf. Bltns, crpts, drps. $250/mo. * Call -540-7573, aft 5 9fi8..8658. Fabulo"s _ tci-lev"I with 3 REDECORATED 2 Br Furn & Unfurn OELIGHTFULrNewly de~' .3 BR, 3 BA home on 11th Bushwacker dune buggy, '61 money in the vending husi-about 8 weeks, free to good " ~ . ' ' sunny upstrs nn w/balc. 111 ness . .J have .a car anrl 6-8 views of Newport Harbor. duplex, crpts, drps, stove, D111hwas~r. color coordlnat-h".appy adlt home. Many fail"'ol·ay o( .Palm Desert V\V engine, new tires & hours per weC'k snare time. home. ?46-2308 LIDO Isle-choice l Br. Lrg >'h liv 'rm, gar, nr shops. Lse $175/mo. * 673-5148. 2 and den, 2 baths, built-ins. gar, No pets, Rel's rcq'd_. ed appliance~ -plush shag x.tras! Empl, lat:JY $100. Country Club. F&C, apply mag wheels, lmmacu\~le O I can invest $600 In ·a FOUND • Puppy. peach co.1- service porch. ·2 patios, mas-A.,ail Dec. 1st. 540-4925 ca~t -·choice ot 2 cqlor 54&-6740. $28.500 val. toward income $1500 val. for VW, amall car route. ored ,w~k nose. - sive beamed. ... ce.ill.nis . slate eves. -1 ,,_ " schemea-• 2, baths :: stall ~ . . property, agt, 492-8508. or ??? 492-8508 .0 I can invest $1500 In a .Y~6-5315 fl00rC"d e·ntiY &-faaillYfoom. MORA KAI -2 BR. Patio. ghqw'°efi • fttltro~ w LG 1 attracti'{e ~!11 .w/pvt H 3 b 2 b M....~·v rd . ~· t'tltit~:--3 BR,_!_Ba, nu C!"Pt. paint. Sun:deck, gar, $?;50fyriy be. ,.. l blk to QC:ean. 57?-7623 "' •-doo-. 1.nd'-t llgbt-....... , P.refer-"WQ..w ..... , lady. ave r, a ..... _ c _e_. f17,000 "eq in 10;,~.~e~J N: nr· i o.6 TrtmendoJI.$. s.tgragt;_ carpets Pooloi · W&Abet._::, f.: dryer ut: ,.., ........ --,,...'* T.plan, e.xi.ating $271500-FHA.'.i Pa1m Spi1niS • BaWice $3000 Name· ........ : .............. ~.:::-;.: ...... . &. -drii.pc~'\.lloo . pei-. .Jllonth. ~p. 8181 , Garfield. 11i inii··iti 1Q1C~n -bre ~ ,V,e~ a~ S49.-~. toe.li. WiUli'ade··S45oo·~iti" --'i'iade for-V ii.an"t:land or eq~ :;{d~.i J -. '.\¥: 6 month.or yea·r Jede. bi)c 'l::. of Beach· Blvd '(oU · 6ar • hlige' private 'fencei;l l. 14: ~rur ~Jg close~ pvt ror~ ·TD, auto Or 1 Bkf, · _·In _ inco~ .. lfroP~ &i. 10'.c: . ·· .. -.................. ,,., ......... . Lo. 6401 Lo7+ue Pellam. she liVef 'af.124 Via Lorca on Lido -she's a girl cat: striped like a raccoon, veiy soft & friendly, blue coUa? w/pink stones. PLEASE let us know if you knoW ANYTHING about ber. 833-6910 or 673-0563 :. ' .. ,-". ' . ' . • 3 'BR, 2 Ba; cpts; drp$, bltns, WALKER & LEE Garfi~ldJ . 962-8994. patio -plush "landscaping • ent pat. 3 blktil~ lO bch bay 838-SMl -eyes. Principals Only. 536-1131 ,City .. : .... :State .......... Zip ... . ref'rig. $250. 2 doors to REALTORS brick Blr-8-Q'a -larie. beat. 673-1023 aft 6 11 ocean. 642-!1242, 6Ta-TI79. 646-ffil · 2 Br, 2 ba apt nr Htg ·Center. ed pOOts It lanai. · SLEEPING room $45 + util, 2 BEDROOM in quiet area ---------! Bltns-dshwshr, din'g area, 3101 So. Bristol St. Sto~ Villa Trailer Park, Have 2 Yr 7\<i% Notes on Multi-Million Corp, Want Inc/Producing Property, ' enclosed g8.rage. Immediatr: crpts, drps, pvt patio. (%Mi. N. of So, Coalll·. Plaza) 333 W. Bay, CM possession $150. 548-9695. Adults only, $lS5. 530-0lS.l Santa Ana •SIS per week.up w/kit· LIDO ISLE-Lrg Bay View 2 ~·Y TRADER'S PARADISE 5 PHONE: 557-1200 chens. $27.50 per week-up Br, study,. 2 Ba, crpts, drps, 'Q. · .,._.-. l~"~""~s~-5~llin~•~·~-5~b~u~ob~· ~==~~!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~!l~A~p~ts~.~M~OTE~~L.':_!54~._~97~55~-,.,.,, lflave commercial lh acre Jot frplc. $295. 642-0807 • V II S4lO PRIVATE Room &. Salb in Anaheim, $36,000 eq, bal~ ON TEN ACRES 1-:;F::ou::•:;';:":;l•;::V::•::l::l•:;Y:;-=;;54=l=O=F=ou=nt=•='"=::"="=Y===;I w/pvt entr. Single adult ance 100% subordination. 1 ~ 2 BR. Flirn • Unforrllr male. $20 per )llk. 673.-5799, Trade for boat or ? 642-9201 Fireplaces I priv. patios I ~ LARGE Comfortable.Room, days; aft 8,-!J62..198I, Poots.Temir.O>ntnrtBkfst,. ~ near shopping cente rs. * * 900 Sea Lane, CdM &f4.:!b1J -~ $15/wk. * 642-1758. (MacArthur nr. O:»at Hwy) YNG College or working girl. CORONA DEL MAR -Bal. Isl. Kit & TV rm, telr:. REAL ESTATE NE\V 3 ·Br .. 3 Ba. lower du. ALL NEW $65/mo. 575-3613 Gener el Eo&t Bluff 5242 ----- CALL: * 5'16-5984 * * 70,000 Sq: Ft; commercial corner in heart of Yucaipa. Clear. Price $59.500. Trade for TD's, comm., income etc. Ownr/Bkr 642-442'2 any- time. What do you have to trade? List it here -in Orange County's largest read trad- ing post -and make a deal, Phon(' ( . ) ........................... . Dept. #81598 * CANDY SUPPLY DISTR. * (PART OR FULL TIME) VERY HtGH INCOME * * Now avail~ble in Orange ~~~~~~""~"":! County and surrounding BEAUTIFUL inale Irish Set. areas. AU locations are com. ter, vie Laguna Beach. Own- mercial or factory furnished ers very attached. Very nicr: * by us. Qualified person will reward. Name Bogart. 17 become dislJ"ibutor for our mo. '69 Laguna tag. 548-5184. candy (NesUes. Planters, PLEASE HELP! REAL ESTATE General Toofsie Roll~. Milk Duds. $10 REWARD NEWPORT BEACH Villa Granada Apts. Furnished. Five bedrooms & den, with balconies above ,t, patio below:-Graciou.~ living & quiet surroundings for family with children. Near Corona del Mar High School. Fireplace, wet bar & buill- in kitchen appliances. \Vil! CC·ns1der unfurnished or furn. iture purchase. pl.ex: Frplc., washer/dryer, rompl••• •n-'"'· Endo"" \ "B LLB~-Pa R K M isc. Rentals S999 Office Rental 6070 Office Rental 6070 etc.). You must fiave 2 to 8 Small brown curty poodle, hrs per week-spire time lcn1ale. Very friendly, An- (days or eves). swers to "~o.Berta." H.B. patici & gal-age. Beautifully VI i_ f landscaped. Year lease at $300 per mo. Contact AP8RTffi8NTS . -··: &75-6050 0... . . _ 835 AMIGOS WAY 644-2991 Coldwell, Banker & Co. -rw 1 ca.a ... opens new doors for young families. Managing agent 8J4.{)700 NEW 2 ·BR, 2 Ba &. .3 ·BR, 3 Ba. South of. H.,,.Y. 322 . e NEW DELUXE e :..'fMrite, CdM ol" caJI 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. . . Incl spac. master suite din 1 2 BR. 2 ba., 2 yrs ol , rm & dbl garage, autO 'door S\l:edJS~ . frplc. ~ 1 t n s , opener avail Pool & Rec. ~~S:· 613 N a r-c ls ~ us , .,..,e FROM $"5 e *.COROLtDO APTS * 865 Amigos Way, NB 2 BR Studio: Unlurii. AU. _ M~ged by tfec, dshWhr dbl carport & wn.LtAJ\I WALTERS CO, lrg·pool.·Sl9!)& /Jp, 673-3378 Created excluslveli for tht fa~ilY wi.th childfen u~r five . Car1fully considerinr their sp1c1al nseds and l1m· iltd budgtts. Valley Plfk's unique. With.a-private Pre,5chool ctn\lr situated richt on the crounds, just steps away from every apaftment. Operated and professional~ staffed by Tustin Country Diy Sehool, our stata·ac~rt:.d1ted Pr•· School frees 111oth1!_rs lor ~tsid1 activities or 1mplor· ment. Special comforts and eonvtnlences at home as well. LGE attic space in garage & sp for campr:r or space? Also 3 used rugs wtpads • ..-~:\)l9 GARAGE for rent-single, •H.B. area. S20 mo. tw&-1687 GARAGE Space ·for rent Ja.rge clean &. dry • inquire lZ. 23rd St. or 673--9687. .Garage.· CdM $25/Month. * 673-2918 REAL ESTATE · Gener4I Income Property 6000 DELUXE offc. suite, grnd. fl oor, ha.s own entrance and WestclW .or. st. address, 450 sq: ft. with pvt, pan<'l off~ .. Desk llP.~C . &. recept. $185 mo on lease, inc air· coed., util.;:. crpts., drapes. 548-9586. -• PRESTIGE_ OFFICE ''Ol" THE BAY'" At Lido ;Yacht anchorage l room -Ground noor Air cond.,. crpts, drps. E·Z parking, Util. paid $125 per. month 117 l:.ldo Park Drive Ne:wpor: Beach 673-1060 Finest Prestige Loe, OFFICE For rent, $60. Furn or Unfum: UUI pd, 333 E. 17th St. CM. 645-24!_i(l. $17:-xJ CASH REQUIRED area. 536-203.5. CORONA DEL MAR For more information write: MALE Silver Toy Poodle ··nrsTRtBUTOR DMSION w/small blk circle on back: #2.l, P.O. Box 1739, Co.Jina, Vic. Mariners & Antiqua Calif. 91722. Include phone Way Sal nite. Reward!' 5 RMS 1100 .SQ fl. grnd Or, 2 BA, CID; Pkg. 6'f3.0757 number. S48-6883. \VE DARE YOU! ----.,.------To chec]5: us out. We are a Comm1rciel ) 6085 highly referenced co. ?>fan -----'------1 or woman to service co. DELUXE Store or , office established instant f o o d space for·rent or lease, app. route located in commercial 750 sq ft. Addi. 700. sq ft and factory accounts. Cash wa.rehouie alSo avail. if necessary for immediate Yo'al1tcd.-Lagu11a .N: i g u e I start '$1900. For n1ore in- lndustrial Pirk, C'"row11 formation \~Tile g iving Valley Pkwy at Sa!'I Diego· name; address & phone No. Fwy: Mon-Fri 10-;5 ·831-:-1130; Instant Food Supply, 22527 Eve aft 6-0r Sa! 837-9597. Crenshaw Bl, Torr an c e, CaJil. 905(1,') SIAMESE Sealpoint c: at, male, Vic: Harbor Vie.w Hills, CdM: Please help 644--0346 ·. ~ LOST "..16Sh Setter female, approx, 11 iiio's old:, skinny, needs her love & medlca· tion. ReWard! 646-0660 CALIOO cat vie Three An;:h! Monaleh Biy. Flea coUar "'"/ JD.' 'RWD. 499-38631 494-8989. ' " ' SPACIOUS 1 BR. Lrg patio, 4 Br, 2\1 ba "Studio apt: : _ entry hall, crpts. drps, Cleam,. 714~Go ld e n rod. Super·modern kitchens with appliances built-in ••• svtn dishwashers! Private .patio or .tenace, sxtra powder room, huge walk·in or wall·to-will C\Oll~ i11 .ev~ry u~it Plus lush carpeting and dr1perles. Covtred park1n1 with storage. . · • . . For tun, dip into our blr fenctd.()ff pool, next to the recreation center. Or walk to th• &rut new MU• Squar• eASSUME 7% LOAN• C.)..1.-2 BR house + {4l 1 BR apts. Room 2 more. $56,000. gro&s $6500. SfS-4059 lrviM Complex Pcrsoilalized Service to tit your needs. YOuf own office. sec'y fu,aiiswer your ]lbone. Full sec'y 11ervicea avail, Ideal far mfi, reps, ll'ldivid. ual bus. fnen .. alsm. 54(1.6373 COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL --==..-===--LOST ·in vie: Springda.le A: Rentals 500 sq. ft: to 2800 sq. PART·TIME Chinook. HB. our med-u ft, 13c to lOc. 49£..l&IO·SC. LITE MFG. fem cat, dark brn, ti&ei ; dhsht!T', pool •. nr. Fashion $3751 mo. yr lsr:. 50-7573, :· Island & mrkl!, $175 . aft5968-865~f.- I' z64-,4--5~298"". -,.-,------,-IJ BR. 2 BA: Crpta, • drps. _ e 2 BR, frplc. acres& to Stove & refrig, dshwhr, pool, S200mo. so1 Domingo. garb. dlspL. .i zs oJino . 1· 548--6477. 67>2698.· " . ' I· 1: :r I 1:c Fountain V1lley 5410 Fountoln ·v.11ey -5410 ~ounlatli.6· M~ Sl)W i.;,,"'1 l••--tllollli" Adalt u.i;,a ' _ ., • l'mndsW a U!lf!' I t"n 'r - -County Park. New ~11~• far now """1h. Tho!'• Valley Park. Dl"••loped, and now mana11d'by Property. leseartl\ Corporation. \IBUSY PSRK AP.BRTmBNnl 17256 South Euclid. Just sOOth of Warner in Fountain Valley. 2 1nd 3"bedrooms, and 2-btdN>om studio apartments now rtntlnr. Unfurn isbed.S160-$2tO P.'' month. For families Ytith.pfe·scf'loot childttn only. fur- nlsl\ed models on displaj. "'"'" (714) 540~785. ~u1ll'tft1 Rent1I -STORE 23X40 for lae, p~ntly fashion hide-away dress shop. Some lixt\ll'es, Avail Dec 1, 333 E. 17th St, c.M. 646-8661 HARBOR BLVD: front . 19 x 37' \\' I restroom, 2UO Harbor Blvd. CM. $200 mo. year's lease. 548--0783. Q()WNTOWN Cosla'-Me:ss., building ~~. Erime loca· tion. -~3401, Ev-es: 540-3270. OORONA DEi. Mar. 660 Sq, Ft. £-;. parking, pr ime Joe. 1741 WESTCLIFF DR. Prim loc., store or offices JOO) sq ft @ 20c, grnd Door Lots of pkg_ Wlll/pa.n 'l .. cpls, drpg, air<'Ond •. Owner 548-9586 * DELUXE 1-room office. Adjacent to Airporter Inn & Orange CDfy. Ai rP o r t . Qarp., draee~. music, air- ~01 etc. ~ Mon~144 DESK SPACE · .RealoriOm)os ~-61'-<1100 222 Forest Avenue Diffee RMltal '°71 Legune 8eech SlJPER.'DEWXE QUALlTY --1-2-3 r6dni/ up to 3,008 eq. BEAtry'lFUl. .offices, air, ft, office tuitei. lrnmed oc-carpets, Pl!Jel«!. Facln&: cupaney, Ota.nae c b t y. Beach Blvd. Call 842--2525 <* Airport rrvlne . Commerc, ea1J o~ (213) EX 4"-0J15 Conij)IU ... adJ. Airport er 1-""°'"'""""-~·~~=~~- llotit & R"''""""'· bank•. DESK SPACE lndustrl•I Rental COMM'L & industrial space tor lease on San Diego Fwy nr Laguna Niguel Delta Electric, 831-1400 OFFICE space for lease <Jn San Diego Fwy nr Ltlguna Niguel. Delta Elec Irie, 83i-1.f00 3 Room industrial ollice, W, 16th St, Newport Beach. $85/mo. * ~..1724. NEW Bldg, 1368 to 2300 fl. Nr. Bakel'·I: FairVtew, l yr lease. SUlllve.n. 5:'0-4429. Lota 6100 VIEW LOT $2,950 FULL PRICE . Owner !-1ust Sell Lot 24, Blook 45 San Dwgo &: N'pt. F'wn. 1 • \1NE:l\{lWD£0 PARKING 305 No. El Camino R•• Arch BNch. Heights LOWES'l' RA~ S.in Cl•monto L lo h -m..» egun1 1c Owner/tnlf, 2172 DuPont or., Rb, s. Nowpon Beaoh. * DOWNTOWN H.B. Writo 18140" W. Ave. 811-3223 Courtesy to B'rokers Rtmodcled ofc or 11h0p, l)lk io fr NEWPORT BEACH Civic ocean. Lllidhorg Co. s,3&.7;79 . 0, Lancaster 93534 C61ter, 300 fl ~ 1000 ft. e .XLNT OH~ Space Now t2) 1..AGlJNA-BEACH view AnaWf.rirll It Secfttari&l. Avail. Lffl01 BbOG. 3355 lots -oWl't.r w1Ji r.lnance, .U.-====--=====...;,.,;.=-1"=...ll~m.~M01!!!! ______ \_:v:!1a~Lldo,~~NB~.~m-.~~!tl~1.~· Ownr/Aant ~21 ' . t .. -------·--------·---------------- Man • woman or family proj. mark'g, 894-5&43 ec t. Full or part time, Work IRISH Setter, female w/fiff in your garage or workshop collar, vie. Wave St., N. the hrs. YoU wish. $2500 req, Laguna. Name po r t I a.. for sup, & equip. Earnings REWARD. 494-7653. should exceed $6.!i(J per hr, ~ REWARD e (714) 879-1433 ext, -101 Ful-Lost black &: chrome 1G-qd terton. bike, "Ligie", 646-5639 Qt Fish A chips·Ideal.for family 673-4568. business or invesbnent. Pvt '"LO"ST=-m-at'"e""'Bo,-,.-,-. -,-...i,-.,.·1 Ol'.'n<!r must s<':ll immediate-medic.atiOn. Reward & iio ly. Orig sOld fat $25,00J; wiU q~eStions~ 49>426.5, 496-2475. i8c .for fast deal, '5,ooo. Will , take car real estate' or? 1n LOST..-,Whl/k1tt~; 6 Toes on trade-. Qill Georie ~7~' frnt,,?R-ws &: ·~·s sick! Vic; or 604527 ., 1, 0~ Apli. NB. 646-38§ ESTABLISHED ManuJae-.DARI{ Siameae: "'TOfll c~ t l n, 1 . .,· dee.lawed. Lost In N.~ urer o wome s _ wimwe Re &rd Ot\-2'171 'MT~,. & sportswear wi&bes pvt pty w · · • - to factor shipments. Possi- ble· opportunity tor in-Pe~ts. MU vestment in busine$9 to -~------......,· right pnrty, Phone SSi-1284 FULLY UCENSED +: aft 6 pm. Renowned Hindu Spiritualist --~--~---· I Advice on alf maltu's. * RHI E1toto-Offi<• * Fully equipped k operating. Low tloWli , E-Z Terms. Li. ~nscd p&rtner considered. Newpon Be•ch area. Reply BoK M·:.1>58, DsllY Pilot, U'.I W. Bay, Co!ta Me:sa. "' GOING btislness for .sale. Sma l l coffee •hop·. DbwnlOwn s.n.i. ~ 1Jooa... lion. $4000. P' .'P. TeMN avail. Days 541"3722. tve ~ --·· Jl~~Mjr!e~· ~::-~ week, 10 am • to pm. • l12 N. Et Camino Rul, San Clemente ~ 49'J..8136. 492-0016 niENOO. thank YoU ttt111 frt.!nda for the maey, many get well "-'!shes. the cardti ~ a, clteds and )'OIAT "°"5w.,t PftYtn. Y o u r _lhoughtrutne111 it greatly ap. pr-~ el a tad, 'Si nCorr.l,v, -~~ • ' • -HIT 1-111!• , - "" ........ ~ ~.. -~-.---.. ~""~ . -.-...... -.-. • • S.turdiY> H--7, 1970 DAILY PILOT 19 ANNOllHCllo\IHTS • _ .Ill.VICI· DIRICT~Y, .UAYICI. PllllctOllY SIRVlCI PlllletOltY JOBS & IMl'LQYMINT JOIS a EMPLOV·-~N~T'~J~~~-·~~~~~,.~~'.',!-i.~~~~rrl on4 NOTlCIS • ' .. -...:..~ •••• O ~--'-p·' • ,, , , , . !:: .,.~,,. -•~·• 66IO olnll.., ·• Jebo Motl. Wam. 7100 S.•1 Mon. w-7100 J1•1 Mon, W-7100 Jolao -· Wotn. 7100 Po,,_1, • '405 auu> CARE""'~.,,,. + LANDSCAPING p~ -''• ' ., . ,. . 11 . MASSAOl!-SPl!CIAL ..... Neor >>t.vlew ... ll<W..j!-. Jawn .. ~..:~~couy~ --. !BM . =r=:.=s ~~ =~ • • Dollar'• Adams, C.l!i. ~. ...... ..... AU phatu )Voo'r be_,, -., """ ~~~""'""' 'COMPOSER OPR . PteL hosp ..... SAILS BY JcuOCIL Call - · He A She Ptal!ll Oub ---Ail'-~ ~ wori<, lltlly ...,, .n-i ~~ T PM. ~ Open, Exp<,, ,...d. P<noanel ¥, -Hoop. ,q,~~·~1123~=-r===I Se~te walk in Sauna'• for • UI Mcm'1e vata. CM:,. , tlc'd • , • JPC· up. paints. Free .. t/ooklr co. Bankk'c , ,,. .. ~-.know pu~p. Nice . N.B. .._ ~ "\ r;cua.,aocai. ii collep A&. l:adirs A Gentlemen 847-7879 • ~ * · S3tl=Ul5. -~ _t. .W~. Loal 1*.ts. I)( * * TELLER J'.l"OUP. REI,JABli ~teer ~r 2 dent' n~ hlhld dutlQ 11434 Beach BlVC:. (comer WILL iilii)tilt. m.Y bo~, 5 ~~· ~'S ~ENING Bond, In1, f92..S338, 5'9-0nt Experl~ Must bf able to R New~t YT old. MOD!:Fri.. 7:3')..3:30, '75-&lD • ._7197 ot Slater) H.B ~ • .-£ Nr. So. (!))ut -~ J. ...u land. No WUtlna:· type 50 ~ •rtonM Aftncy LAke Forest 831).35.47, * MASS"OE * , _ lll'I..., ' ........ itmoiiolll~ * WAL l,.PAPER * Pleut call-·_ IU Donr Dr., N.11, RESPONSIBLE &bYllt· SclMols-lnstructlon 760U SAUNA * WHIRLPOOL ~ ~ CdM, Cos. ""7Whm you call "Mac'' 962-5551 '41-3170 1'.r/Mothen H~lper 2 tm t.ov.1y GIN. P!.W. 1acU1u.1. lrlclr, Ma..,ry, · ta -Dover Shoreo. S<SJ44< Mf.lm children, my home 1<>-<1 M<ki TRAIN TO BE A Open7days, mon.mldnigbt. etc 6560 WeatCJI#, House1, docks, bo1t1, BE I>J 1t lbutor of I: Thun:, 'lbp'Jlll' 64""4555 2930W,CoaatHwy,Newpott BRICK* BLOCK* Sl'ONE Prof~ Garde.It Maint. flagpoles, iuiythlnc non-pollutlnr 'products & CdM. ,_ Heavy Equlpment Beach, se3608 ll,y~hou.r, &fterS:30 Pnml.ng, tree work, spmklr ew.rylhlng l'ea·so na.bly Own Bo11 workln1 OPERATOR SINGLES & ooupl6 dance 642-l!MB * 66-0'lfiB serv, aen.tiOn. fe rtl l ixe, )Mlin.tec;I. Free est. 646-9752. part-Ume 6'f5...8n5 "'°' "':RESTAURANT RE;LP * t dise .. -~. Female, part time, over 21. lell&Ol'lll; Bailroom, Latin Bri<:k block ttone PaUoa. pes , ue, weed coatrol . ./ ll'IT. or EXTERIOR BE a TRI.QIEM Instructor. ~ Callafterl:00,545:'l6:86 American I: Discotheque. en~~ N~.job too Cle:anupjobs, 646-5893 PAINTING~ Uic. Rd. lM• NO kit cost. Laura, • ., Oaues $2.50 .. 549-202~. small 64&1825. Ref f\lm, M9N'J'}ll.Y lawn main-MEO •. S-erv'ice.·, Free 531·997S. Lola 962-9540 RETIRED w teml·retired · Sf6-5651 '· ' tenance, N~ lawns .t estlmatn. ~o. BEAU'IY' •--p~·'·t • hanrlv _ ...... he~ • -·n • CU·STOM Brlckwc rk ·-~ill--· · ....,..,. ......,..... • :'"'f. '""" ... ..,. '""""' SWINGERS! New Orange Planttti A Fittplace. Reas'. ~:......,,.~ tailed, m~ PA INT.ING: Uonfli't Gir l J'~.ld-&J.. L t te IRVINE DCD<QNNEL w/miiiotenance ot renl&I. • Approved For Vets Leam to opl!!n te bulldettn, drq: Jines, cranes, ICre.pen, loaders. trenchers. • t c. J{crne , "study' prepatta )'OU for Nlldtnt training at our modelll fllclllties in Miami, Floricli.?~hly pajd career Js QPl!D ambltiou& men.· Unl. versa! Heavy C.Onstruction Schools Dept Dll, 501 N. Golden Cir., suite 206, S.A., Calil., 92705 or (area) n41 541-'l521. . . • c L A s s I F I E -' -. -~· ..... ----.-- Co. Gukie. Free info OCSG, ~ JU..6S39 M'Z-2S92 tillu~. ~. I: shrubs ~t.ed . ~ work. LIQ'd, a e ere t.. r.i a I. Nuat• be . ~ 1 LJ\,,J pr'Cipettj, Pvt ·t Im t. P.O. Box 2114, Anaboim ' ' • r.m....i. 548<1924 foCiI rel'•. Cil1 675-.'>1<0 alt beaut!IW, -ambltlaus, • SERYICES•AGENCY -~~~-··----- 821-tnSl. C rpent I '5.Cf AL'S Landscaping. Tree S. -• ' sharp. ~·d or will trai~ HEALnI Spo nwnbenh!p o or ng ~. Y&:d mnodolliv. PAINTING • --· NI e< part tJme. P.O. Box TRISH hOPKINS _ for sale jar 2. Take over CARPENTRY , Tfash baulipg lot cleanup. Int &-Ext Reuonable 10026. Santa Ana ~ E. l'Zth (at lrvtnt) CM. ~e&> pymts. 15 mo. left 6'2-3913 MINOR REPAIRS, tlo Job Repair spmkjen_ 673-U66. ~ estima~, 64&-TMl . BRAD.J.E Trl.nlcr!ibtr •• '642-1471)-, -~ ~t. 6 or v.·~k-ends anytime. Too Small, Cabihl!t In pr. LAWN Care, Cleanups, truh l.ABpR a: Mat'I. Inter &-Ex· Ouk, exptrienced, Pft'mn.-LIMITED N 1 NOW!I "WIDOW Wculd like to meet aget: I o-t her cabineta. haulina:. F.V., H.B., a: ter. $10 per roo[!\. Free, est. ne1 Ofnce Capistrano Unified model' •0-· 0 vallpermGd Ch.._.__• C-L .. ntJernan 60 Write P O 54&-8115 U no answer leave Westmstr. area. FrM nt. $1-8531 oan._7046 School District_ ~ 1_._ ~ JIOSI 1 Na -• na11...._ lllNI ' • ' ' ~ ' ' T>-h · .....,... a mus . o eJqltt. -, Box 3)489. LB, Cal. ~ mag at IW&-2372. H. 0 . 84'Z-58J2 INT A EXT pa.lnttns. EX-ox&e • · . ~·d. J.A.G 835-.3501 , Eam extra ei.sti;on· a ALCOHOLICS .!nonymous. Andersen NEW Lawns, re-seed. Comp! ·perienced, neat a: refs; $9. • BRAKE ii: ~ • · part or full time bait Phone-54.2-7211 ~ write tc FINISHED Carpentry. lawn ca.re. Cle&n ·up by job per-nn + paint M&-6629. mecbanic. Earn exc e 11 LT hslq)g "-child care. 2 II\. in your own home. P.O. Bax 1223 Costa Mesa. Doon, paneling, cabinets, oc mo. Free est For info McAdams Painting 8:erv. $1000 month, MWll. haw fantl exchanre for 2 Br. uni Fer detllll1 eall ====::::;-;:::;:::== remodeling, garage walls. 897-2417 or 846--0!!32. Inter . ., EX-tu. Special rates tools. Xlnt o~. 1'.Q8 APt. CM. M2-6.1ti6 •. {TI~) .147-5t05 eves. Amouncem9nts~ 6410 962-7137 CLEAN UP SPECIALisr on apts. 6f6.36C5 Newport, CM ..,. -REMODELING & Repair New fence & repair, Mow. . CASHIER, Exp'.d, for fine "'UJnch Cook~9 to 3 pm AIRLINE SCHOOLS ' PACIFIC n.,y· A ,Nflbt Classes •1. 5f.1-6596 ~ E. l'Ztb St., Santa Ana FREE spccilllst Comm'!. rtslde.n-Ing-&: edi'lrl&'-Jt eas. PAINTING: Intl!!r._ &: Eiter. womena clothing store, part Small Dinner House. tial, Paneling, cab t nets. &18-6955 Very f.ea90nabJI!!, 645-0818 time/Xmas. Sales: position !"refer testa\U'ant exper SAL•S-SECRlll'AR-"f!.. tEARN TO FLY . aft6PM 'al h-· • Cd . • ,.__ •-· . t lh BOATING • COURSES marl!te, formica. Cal I WHAT Grows up _must cut 90 Opl!!n 1vt-exp d •. No . M 6'Zl-7722 1 · U<f" n._ pnva e ru com- 644-'1598. do 'La 1850 . Pl t I p tch phone ca lls please . Experience~ in all· merclal. Call after 5:00 pm wn. wnc-are · most as •r !'I• • ' Backstreet. No. E""Fashli>n MAIO ·WANTED: Live-in, ph~ c( ..c'uioe details, ~ Tuea,, Thur. and'"F'ri, anti on CUSTOM WOODWORK lawns, 496-lSM, 496-4417. RtJMlr • 6llO' Island, NB . 'English speaklna:. N.B. eluding teli!!phone work. Ap-y weektnds. 830-4370 SmallBoatHandting Fumlture&Cablneta $2.SO HR.Landlicaping, *PATCH PLA-"ING• CASH FOR CHRl-M"S 644-5408after6pm I I bl!! 8 · by 548-4235 er 645-0044 cleaning, painting, etc. Ex· .:11 ~ "'' n PY n peraon twn a.m.• PU.NO Lessens your home U S •r-R E p AI"eo ALTERATIONS-per. rel_iable. Jchn. 64&-954S.· All ·types. Free estimat:M Nov . 9th. S Urp ri ae . 5 p.m.' Certified teachers Music Power Squadron ~ "2'~~~"'li8ft~,.;;;;;l:::::=Cal=i::S40-6825=~~== Christmas promotion m.. MAKE full time \lil&tt pt Potter .._,~Id 'systems. :r.1r. H~tchcock, ' • -CABlNETS. Any size job. ~ER •. Hawaiian CahJener eluding CASH A GIFTS for time. Be ·a distributor of Oi'ti6lon ot .Af(F, Inc. &ti-~. , -"-'-"'-"'-"""''~· "~"'"n~"--.comp le le G-a..rd en i n i Pl bl -prospectiVI!! dealen ,t; pore organic food 1up. 26181 Avenlda AeropUterlo I =c=""'""""'=....,.,.,.-=" I Tuesday, November 10th 1 • SMALL JOB Service. ~6 aft 6 pm, . um ng -·••'· ~·i ~~1..., ....., n......, plem~ts. cleaners ~ oo&-San Jii&n Ca 'istrano READING Problems? Call 7:15 PM ~·;_·.~;i';:~uj~D••i-~'-j"='i-~~~·~!!"::.!::~~~~~ ·~~· -P , _ FerTe.11 Foonde.tion f o r (bring pencll Ii. paper}. Call~tt;ALI. n -.. ~ r o:•5 EXPER. Japanese Gardener, PLUMBING REPAIR CARRIER me ica. . es. •.r.M...... ..,!!!!1!!11!!~!!!!!~""""""'1 Dyslexic Children, 675-1182. Unill!d Savings Ass'n .......,....., ......,.,..,. complete yd service. Jtelia. :No job too &mall SALES 4 5 men&: 5 women to C.ommunity Room ROOFING &: neat.-Free est:. 64J.:4389 • 642-3128 • BOYS MALE/female: Must be demo .:su:M-OYM I JET Orang Calif & All Home Improvements. · DRAINS PlUged? Draining over 18 Ci'-SHIER, U~ ','BATH Mary •Loa GoocS. --7wli''·..,,,·,--1 ~-~2:"'~':.· __ ....=.,..~1059:>:'! I Gonorol Service• 6612 ~ow? """'"" cI•aned 19. WANTED ETI'ES, DOORMAN. Apply !168-241~ S43-l3l9 • MERCHANDISE FOR SALE AND TRADE *LADIES OF 24 hr m.3&54 TifE THEATER CFOX), -SANT--A-'-CLA-US-.-.,-1-_.-1--------8000- Co ORANU GE COUNTY * . c 6600 Diamond Carpet Cleaniqi serv. tor the ~thm2Coa1t Plaza, C.M. hel p In filling Chriatm.S Furniture mp mentary Tenn 11 Cement, oncrfle J>re:-Holiday . Special Roof I-6950 I--~=·=~=~=~ orden for the fabuloua URGENT! ?\1ust sell this Clinic every Thurs morning, ---Free minor ~pa11'5 .$20 ever ··• DAILY PILOT METER READER \\'eekend: wtute, gold trim· 10.12, at South Bay Club My Way, quality home 300 ft .$18. 645-1317. LEE ROOFINC CO: Roofinr Dana Point, San Juan for water district In southern ~~ ~it"Tr Hn fiex. Incrn. med bedroom set serta mat. Tennis C.ourts by cne cf repair. Walls, ceHing, !loon THINGS your husband does of all types, recover' Capistrano and Orange Co. Must be able to -'-'O.--------· I tress: & box springs; Salem California's leading tennis etc. No job too small. not ' have time to do! rtpa.irs, roof coaUnp. Lie &: Capistrano Beach. ~rk outdoon all weather, SALE-Earn Christmas maple hutch and drop leaf lnstruetcn, South Bay Club ="=3-=14~94=·=---~-· I Main t-repeir! Anythine. bonded since 1947. 642-7222 Contad Mr. Si!:ay af have good penmamhip &: money part time, Sarah dining tables & chain: ~~n~~an'f:.ny:!rod~~ CONCRETE, All types. Free 545--0820. BEFORE YllU buy, call T. DAILY PILOT able to work with figures. Ckiventry hiring now. Ne in-white & gold cocktail encl- lnfc, 645-0550 est. Sawing, breaking, haul-• ABABA• Guy Roofing Cc. Reeover San Clemente cttlce Call fer appt between 8 & vest, no del. Free tratnina. tables; c h a Ir s ' unuS'Ual SERVICE DIRECTORY Accounting 6500 Sm buli11es1-need dependable, accurate & reaa bookeeping done? Will pick up 5Zl78 Answering Service 6505 WILL take messqes & mail, call in bid!, etc, fer 2 or 3 prof men or oontractors. 54~3229 ing &: Skiploru:Ung. Service & SECRETARIAL SERVICE s Pe c I a I 11 t. 6 4 5-2780, 305 N, El Camino Real 12, 496-9461 or 83l)-0300. _F_or_lnl_•~P~H~•-Cl6'--0556 ___ . --1 lamps It Jots of glass ware quality. S4s.8668 Deb. Efficient, confidential, reas. 54S-9590. 492-4420 MATURE man perm I: SEAMSfRESS Wanted· dishes & much more. Cap. MORE Ccncrete patio for 67~2002Anytime . RE-ROOFING, shingles & CHILDREN to model draft exempt' needed. by Industria l ma c b ~ne istrano Mobile Par·k. 32802 'u'" mallo,,.My. Artlts~f. ~ng. X-SECRETARY wants typ-me~. Rrpalrs & sno-coatinc. Saturdays for clcthing store. f,Yl'!'lture design store for ~'!1!>.."· call for lnteNJew, Valley Rd. Sp. %> S.J .C. c .. c ax a O'l't·'"''" ing. Spec's a specially, ex· No job too small. 897""4223 Aies over 6 yrs, no e.xper. dellverine, Installations 1-re. •"iiii'~iiiiii.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii; 1-'::9:.'"'.::1::96::.·------· 1 CEME~ WORK, no job too per & ref's. 549--0192 S. nee. De!lgnen o u t I e t lated duties. Exp. pref. Sal-Sec'" L-•I $575 small, reas:inable. Free RAIN gull•-1n,1a 11 0 d . wing 6960 ~ Call 49Z-4131 for • •• Estlm. H. Stu(llck. 548-8615 ... · ary cpen. Divorce & corpora~ exper. Rainy &e8.9Jn h~ soon. QUALITY You've always CLEAN'G lady, laundry , appt, 9-5:30, necessary, Tcpakllls, Santa ~f,W~D~~~ Free est. Reas! 96&-2208 wanted. Dresamakina • lrnn'1, clean'g, change beds. • * Ana. . alterations. Key Say. l'TtiJ 1 day per week, N.B. fl. MEN end WOMEN MISS EXEC AGENCY Free estimate. 675-5..i,6 H•ullng 6730 Orange Ave., CM . 64,5.-1292 hr. Ref's, cwn trans. Rep1y 410 W, Coast Hwy NB D~Ji1~~~C:~ T .N.T. Lawn Service . EUROPEAN drewnaldng ~ ::.m~~~e~t. 330 PART TIME ••-F64oe&J9P:9.;.~~. CALL DON ... _14 Garage clean-11..., _ba .. 1ing 4: a:1 custom fitted. Very FULL TIME ~ ""'""'"' • --light· "'°"""'.0'8-S86l, ~e. 673-1&49.. . COASTAL AGENCY ' a.t.v1lttlno _ ~ "c".a.=,"~"-=,.,== .. r=. =-=I 5.U~,..~ _ ··.~ , At.~·~-4J. A m~mtier ct MUsr sell houseful cf near new Med iterrancan furn. 2 Spanish king-ax bdrm sets; 8' velvet sofa & lovescat; Game set: HI-back velvet decorator chain; CoHee table art: Pictures; Lamps; Etc, All les1 .than 4 me old. Pvt pty, PlN&e call 213/ D 'd 1o-..... ~1 -: ... - NEWL y LIC,~N~.ED , • GEN'. -·'-'Bldg .c_ ~ovme;,i:;.._ ~p" ... ~~."<I~'""' ''r:"~ .. ld.~•"'"L~ •• :.",',· COSTA MESA P~L 1:!.;ttAL • ....,,.tractor lite ~auune. ·Reawnable1. •"tn!im&il(lc : AlfieratiOM •'"' l8th & Monrovia. % day + ~ do ttmodellng, altera= Free e.stimli:tes. 64.;.1602 • Des~ to .mt )'OU. Professional . REXAIR INC. A~A!IEIM DIV. *See'y0 L*Sllal '. .... $600 '943-23311 WhiUier. ~·~nl~/S;alalY ranse DEt'OR.ATOR'S $300 custm ~llioth require min. made bedspread w/bol.sters, 2-3 )Tl, Calif, Law/top skills. like new $100. New custom Service Center Emp, Agency quilted quee.n-sz .$75, 2 twin 500 Newport Center Dr .. N.B. Italian Brentwood spreads __ B,;y'=-=apeip~•·~.....,=-96=1 __ 1 S25 ea. Xlnt buys, must sell . ' . . . 6 4 2 • ·s 6 . 7 8 Full day sessions. Plan. tio~ Sll@~ 71r ~bs. YAR·D/Gar. Cleanup. c&ll "Jo T 64&-644§ Employment S.rvlce Now Hirln& ned program, hot lunches. pal ng, pum ne, e c. RemcVe trees, Ivy, trasb.l==,;;;=====:::'::='12'190 Harbor Bl, CM 540-6055 Evening work 6:30to10 PM Ages 2-6, hn 6:30 am-6 pm, 5Tl-l235 Grade, backhoe, ~45. Tll1, C•ramlc 6974 Harbor mvd. at Adams NEW BRANCH !;8 a:~mpare! 6424050 ~:.~;..i15:~:Zr. :;ca:: HAULING &: Cleanup, trff! *Verne, The Tile Mn-;'° * COLLECTOR * o~~:~~ SECRETARY 645-0930, 64G-1231. · etc. No ~ too small. A . shrubs removed, Free Cust wort:. InsWI A repaln. DEPENDABLE woman w/3 543-1494 estimate. 548-5924. No. job too am1. Plaster Flnanc.c:ompanyexpe.r;ence, TOP STARTING PAY Enafneering • Marketing ex· perlence desirable. TYPe fiO, shorthand 80. Call for appt 546-1410. An equal opportun. lty employer, MUST aacrlfice how;etul of beaut. MedlteITanean furn. itun. Hide • a • bed, llving rm, bedrm, den. & dining rm. Lamps, pictures, etc. Pvt ply. Please call 714: ......,., yr old desires I i v e • i n TRASH & Garage clean-up. patchina. Lealdng lhower ~ & demand oollec-We need 22 men and women babysitting &: housework. GEN'L remodelini & maii'.!l 7 days, ;10 a. load. Free est re"-•ir 847-1957/846-0206 ...,,.., llUN'l'INGTO"" with all ~ of work back. More for home than wages. No job too s ma~ Anytime, 543-5031. ..... · · ., e39-'732S. _ Llc'd/insured, 675-8183 e MOVING-CLEAN-UP & '!t~~C joT~e =k·_!~ IN~HOSPCOM1T~~ITY :=:::o:::r:m': LICENSED Child care my GEN 'L remodetina: & maint. HAULJNG VERY REAS ........ AU-· furni hed U quality SECURITY No job too' ll ma I I . · ! 536-2426 aft 6 pm. Call 847-7807 er apply 11 . s • )'OU ' LANDWRDS Attention1, LI· home, ages 1 to 5, Mon thnl * * ROY· 64&.fi629 * * rapid advancement to "--· GUARD Fri. Lunches &: snacks in· Lic'd/insured. 6'15-8183 · · Pe.rsonneJ Dept 17772 ....,3 quidating parent! 2 BR Upholst•-6990 8" h Bt d H "t ..... position. Must be over 18· A SlOO week to tart r OUt t d '63 eluded. Vicinity of Baker & Remodeling * Additions Houtecl1anfn11 6735 • ' a.c v .. un · ~·· FOR INTERVIEW CALL vere.ge 5 • urn. rs accep e · B . lol "" ••00 KARL E KENDALL • COSMETIC Full or pa.rt time. Paid va. Deel .. Dart w/a.ir, must be ns · ""'~· · CZVKOSKJ'S (Csy-kos-key) SALES: Fan-SATURDAY 10 AM to 5 PM WIU. Babysit: My home; Licensed-Bonded 548-1537 WINOOWS . &: walls washed. Custom Upholstery, 1831 tastic New Product Gu:u-an-n4-72Sl caticn, hoSpltal &: llfe in-sold. 1610 W. Coast Hwy, Pref infants-3 yrs. Vic: Add itions* Remodeling Firs, stripped, ~aled & Newport ffivd, CM. teed Clientle, 546-3904, * * :...~~ ~=~i.tyr.!~:~; NB, 645-09.10. 646-1231. Atlantio & M•~lia HB "--·"·k • Son, Lo'o. waxed, rug cleaning. Free ,,, .. ,,,,,. ;;0-;;Eo;N;;T;;;-iA";L-'-,A-::cc-7C:-=-;-I:...-------...'.. .... ....,,. L11 Ch•st of Drawers ....,._ ' .....::rwn.: "" est. day/nite 673-'-. __. · ssistant, Men Security •-nt • ,_ -~ ou1 * "'3-2110 ~~ JO ha. 'd •n "" 114!;"' HENREOON silver-blue, C... .......-o>I"· u,.......,.. ..., Mesa Cleaning Service BS & EMPLOYMENT c tr'lll e, age ~. exp. MEN 60 UP $100 WK. White Front Store tom decorated. Original cost WILL babysit in my Corona 6625 c ind 1loo inf. Laguna ~ac~. Call PLUS BONUS 2222 S .. H•rbor Blvd. del Mar home. 2 yn I: up C•rptf CIMnlng arpeta, w ows, rs. etc. Job W1ntN, 494-3596 k>r apphcation. AS MARKET SANTA$ S!iOO • Sell now for $100. Balanced meals, fence d Rea &: Commc'l. 54S-4lll Wom•n 7020 An•heim Call: 673-8853. back yard. 673-6871) F &. M Cleaning Service =========•I-_;;.::;::_ DENTAL ASSISTANT. Good appearance, t I u en t Tues .• Ncv, 10th o~y COLLECTION cf raff! A HolidaySpecial.Certi-Foam. Lenclsc•ping '810 EXP Ace/pay ace/rec. Experienced Huntington speech&: you're hired Lo. 9 am to 12 ooon famcus orlgiMI paintlrws 4 WILL Do babysitting day or er, dries In 2 hn. 536-35()1, ---'--"-'-'-=---=I payroll Gen. oUlce gect, Beach. 847~70 cations in many areas ~f Or. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I imported prints, ~utifully nlte, C.M. area-Santa Ana. I =5311-=2'14=1'=. ~-~~-~ EU ROPE AN Landscaper dt1tie1 tull/pt time 673-&fOl. DRAPERY Mfg., fem., exp'd angc, L.A.&: Riverside Ckiun. SERVICE SI'A. Tuneup &: fr8. ed 1610 w Coast H Ave. 548--4362. CRPTS/Wlndow!I\.,. 3 nns & own8114d!si!!! .. '1Wrkmanship, DAYWORK Wanted Sat &: ~loch kDraoper. 000 tmwm 1 op 1 . Hes. Brake Mari. ScopeSa!exper. N .B~ · · wy. Babysitting in my hall foam sha"1pooed + c ""'"~eves. Sun $2.00 ·hour. Experienced go:aC pery • th North Pole 521-3361 Also Driveway esman Ca&ta Mesa Home, evenina:a. comp! window washing both G A 1t DEN ER-mo. main-and references. !162-MSB. St., C.M. WE TRAIN le w/Jube exper. Apply in * UNIQUE Custom made Call 646-41'l'l fer $37.50. 82'1-3182 art 4:30. tenance~lean up-free est., AIDES _ ~ -nvale·--, COSTIJME FREE person. BOYD'S ARCO, 490 .$pant bl~h Udln'g/nn C s et' • WILL Babysit • my home behind Pomona school ""'58M "WEED It A re.ap" •. clean out the treasures A trash - tum into oil.sh thru a Daily PUot Classified .ad. 642-5678 The DAILi ,u,-"" .... ., .... c EXEC SEC'Y ~ 11th CM CCro ad ge/t ' 6 Ph o I / hi· s . ~AM J _,;. · alter fl p.m. 89?-7'135 elder'"··-or !•-Uy c·-. ' 1~""nc.) · · SI ro ~·"' et carpet o;u:arung. ~ ........ ...... ... .. Plmh oUlce. plush iurround. MOTEL MAIO i·vi Orig. $650, Sac! .$300, ~:rvl~~~~st~~~~de MAID SERVICE 6115 Homemake~. 547-6681. ings, plush salary. $650-.$800 p/time ~l~~n Motel * SEC RETARlAL-CLER-837-Sfl8. WOULD Like tc do ollk:e fol-xln"t skills. Ccmpany JCAL Taking appllcaticns 8' sofa, never used, quilted · DOMESTICS work 'tn Coata Mesa area. payg •fee, CaU Linda Lee; New Accounts Girl for all divisi01\I, Need con-dcral. Scotchguarded. $125. C•rpet L•ylhf & '62' , FMI Like ·•-Ou..nl doina flline & poulble lite ~.. . , $475 sciehtioui, experienced, xlnt Matching loveseat i 7 S. -·"-R.;.•o.:Pl-'-lr ___ · __ = Have a MAID in YOU!' heme type, ~o •.xperlence. COASTAL .4GENC'i' Beautiful new c!fices. Very .skills req'd, ladies fer land 5.J>-8l37. to live In fer as low as .$140-646-&115. ' 2790 Harbor Bl., CM pleWn.t working conditions. development firm. Se n d EXPERT CARPE71' INSTALLATION & REPAIR. 646-4191 CARPET LAYING C.A. Page 642-2010 EXPERT CARPE"l' INSTAU.ATION I-REPAIR. 646--0.9L .$350 per mo. Servkts ren. PRACTICAL nli:rie> wbhes Other 'fee/free'jobs' •Va,il, Top benellts. Call Miss Con. resume to: Le a de rsh Ip dered at our oHice er In bed patient or eklerly. X!nt nle., 557-6122, Ablgall Abbot H01Mine Systems Inc. Dept Yollf home. PJeue Call, rTrs. yn of eXp. Ph: Exper Phone Salesman P1!!t110nne1 Agency, 2.lO W. D. P. O. Box 2160, Newpt. (nl) 266-6250 Collect. S49-7138. Salary or Commission Warner, SUl!e 211, Santa 1 ~Bch=·=~~---~- LOCAL Girl wants to dean Oioice of hrs. 84).4(38 Ana. SERVICE Sta. attndnt, Ex· apU It priv. lEmes. Gd ref's Jobs ~ Wom. 7100 EXPERIENCED Alteration A: NITE Janitor. Apply in per'd. Applf in pe,rs, 2096 COMPLETE 1'>1ahogany bdnn &et $T5. Patio foldinc table. a: benches $ 2 5 . Sf)..1329. DRAPERIES. new & used, &s.m:ed &lies, decorator fabrics, from SlT to $55. £45..0IJ30, 646-1111. I: reu. rates! 642·1224. ADVER Counter woman tor Dry ............ Mesa Lanes, 1703 Harbor, C.M. 64&-5&58 -:========! _ TISING -Irnmed op. ,....-.. -portu ·ey 1o ~· I: iri Oeaning Store. AppJy 120 Superior Ave, C.M. SERVICE station salesman, WE 'BUY used hlmlture .. an. 6121 #43,~ ~ ~ C ~ S. El Camino Real, San Cle.. NURSES. Registrred, need· full time, experlenced. Neat tkruea, btle..a.·brac, oriental -· bo-·-• oom· mente. 492-SOI . . , ed. ~lfomia licerwe ....... d. in appearance . Lite -· oil ... 1no1 ...... Call RAVE Mop -WUl tfavel e~·~v-'"-"• • • ..., --.. ·-'cal A 1y 2590 ~ -~0 ELECTRICIAN. Small jobs, Windows, noon I: ttereen ml11lon1. Plea1ant FEMALE Cook. ,Apply In Call: 496-5702 m~ ..... PP : 642-3445. maintenance & repairs. J'l'Plin •96-ffl.T, f96..185f. telephone work. Call A ap. pen10n. Me~ I..ane!'· .1703 Nursing. Newport Blvd., C.M. -.-c-u~sr-0-.-1-.. -, .. -... --00-.,-h·I •L~k~··~·~-~~od~-,.:54~8-5~20~3~1-;:';::;'::"'=====-j ply now! 548-5501. 1869 SUperlor AVI!!, C.M'. SUPERVISOR, RN. SERVICE sta. Pump 111. at-w/ m&tchfng chair, w i 11 :: ·--Palntlnt, Newport, SU!te F, C.M. GENERAL OFFICE. Call 3 to 11:30 ahlft. ti!!ndant. Exp'd prerd . Over 11acrlfice, almost new firm Fhtor1 -----· 666S P•perh•nglng '850 APT. Cleantna:: We man Loraine, WestcltU-Pmionnel Park Lido Convalescent ~ld::oo~ eoC::: d~~~ dbl bl!!d. 673-9355. CARPET VINYL TILE --'--~-"--"'-I needed, exper. Own transp. Agency, 2043 Westcllll Dr .. Genter, 642-8044. R' Sofa. be\&e, 2 chairs. 2 LlC CONTR. FREE EST. H~~IDA: l ~ial ~ter I Personal re-f's. 6fi..12U. N.B. 64~2770. OLDER male P izza Maker, * 6~ * DJ'uel end tables, 5 cock· • 540-7262 * "er an ing. est. Banking HOMEWORKERS WANTED . ·-.e LaPi Ml 1""'-7 i 750 B.S. Accounting. Rttent tail tables, uaod 1 ~. like -======== Local .rers. Lie'~ ~ 1,., * * OPERATIONS rug'""'' na a, _., Graduate Local Compan.y ~· -66IO F"" window washing wide MOR (EnVl!!Jope Ad~rs). Bushard, V.V. Call after U, C&U Ann, 64~2710 WestcIU( =-,...,.-· ~546-4=,.,198-..,..-=-I 1_0;..•"'r-'dol=nl..,ng%.. __ ....;= & out. Call Chuck:. 6'5-0809 • Rush 1tamped, aelf ·ad· AM 962.-6404 Penonnel Agency, 20,3 I' cµsroM aofa 'jt'/Shep- -~"' ~~ ~ PILOT l . ORANGE - -..... --.1 ·· COAST'S IAYB · -CASH! leadins ="'""="="'=='-":..:."'-IMedium sized tlnanclal lnltl. LdAreN'c"odON '"wvoe!oLpDe. OPERA, TORS-'""" .. le needle. W•ltdiU Dr. N.S. bl:nl casters I: 10 cuahlcns. • EXP Japanete Gardener. IMMEDIA~ ~!I!· on quality hlte is.aeeldnr a mature per_ . A ,,..,. Main~nanoe A Clean-Up. Inter .Ii e.xte.r pamtlng. Apll, aon wllfl Savlnp & Loaa ex-TRADER& P.O. Bex ~·s ~ ~ ~ STUDENT Aa.Jpt teach, lite Xlnt coad. J18S. ~1936. 12-6 pm.Q;-2910 hoird or ju!t a room. Jaek, per War bank1r:w bk&md ll2T-A21. Redaodo Beach, tlon Pi N 8 ·,,,,, ,._ · heework s.-10 tn wk. RATTAN,• Jul~t', din. 11et. • GARD~G lll!!rvke & 837-6925, (213) 43()..21166. to ~ a branch ottioe: Callt 90218 " • • ~ Respom: .. w:lllJnc, thorough. Electrolux, dtalt board. me Cleanop. Free e11timate. PAINTING A: pa~nc. Hard" Mldtlng and have the •HOUSEKEEP~· llYe In * PART TIME * Balboa Pfonin.,Pt: 67>0233. 11 clothes, more ~ Exp Japone,., ~alt 6 Z Y" •-· Ooly quality ability to dire<!. M.,. bo Huntill(loll lliutor, Own LITE IKKPG. THE DAILY PILOT U PC. Cbtno,. mod. din nn GEN na.. ..... tree I: -w.. work, Mix any co Io r. frN to travel to lnlunallon-nn. TV. Must be exl'll'r'd & 9-3 Mon-Sat. Girt Friday. No .U\te $f00, Lrl bamboo wrv.~ ~ 540-1943 Al airport arta. Pltue send speak £rwlllh. SaJJ.i i:ioo twine. Good Job, benefits A ,bu an opeidns:& an expert. tMt.iut .et mo. 6*-01fM. odd job&. fteu. &t6-5848 PAINTING -Ext.•lnt. 18 resume to Putonnel Oirec-to S300 mo'ly. Ph.: St6--0106 health Ina, Mark C. Bloome, uce;ct.~ tnA I~.~ I' ~FA. Jood <.'Ond 1$5. -~====c----l""yn. exptr. Ini. LiC. -Free tor, P.O. 8o>t 45646, L.A •. or~ 3005 Harbor Blvd., C.P.t. mtn t ""'_..,.,...... PP""cun BA\Y COMOle fV. $30. 4 f By ~~~:J~ ... neaa. Ht. Acooust. Ce i 11ng1 . 90045, HSKPRS Ernplyr ~ fff. * PR£SSER. pa.rt time, muat be ~ to report, kll:abtt\ Chall'I $20. U&-6970. ~.M&.arzs * 968-9U6 !BABYSITl'ER. Needed! ~Allen Byland Agtn-@xp 'd. for quality work In ~~ho;::npb)rw: SOFA S'-4" Blgpn .con- llEIIRlNG'S * PAPERHANGING . Td>.C. For 3 sm I Chl""1. ey 106-B E. 16th. S.A. Fountain Vall<y. Ph " ~.,... ---· __ .., ..... c:ond•tlon. Cofl'!Plete C~g Servb I: PAINnNG. * JS2C25 l ::l>-5:30 Mon-Fri. Will a:in-Sf7..Q395 968-3565 tJts, IOOd alarf, attn-ctlvt $3S qukk aal11 644-Q!l9. -.14 S l H PAINTING •kitt live-in. 'All I • HOUSEWIF~ W~tod, PRINT SHOP HELPER ..,..quarten. Ajoplylnwrlt. •ITALIAN PROVJNClAL ·.---.,M.arkJtplace OARDINER-EXP'D &O>mpietollemodollnaServ •• 54Q.4100. 1'1'"'°"' IOllci tintr 2-3 ... °'"'·Ml time. Will train . , .. only, clllrw ..pm. ..... llnk. chllr, Good cond, .._. · ,., 67~ * 5J6..2U?or'42-l403 •• ABYSJTTER, Matare perda.y.Joe,~2Sl3. Pwnonntl J)epl, 'Hoas blclq:round6educa.tlonto ~.'4,.,2426. ===:-.,--.-,.---.-~~==~=·~·=~< woman. l or 2 dQI A oc-•HOTEL MATO* Hotp .. N.B. • Marpret Creerun&n, Pff. I ·*"DAN""'°"~=-=TE=AK=-"'Dlnl""'"na-I Com,t.te Yant Carel *PAPERHANGING eulolW nlles. Huttt . Ptnnanent )'ear-round . R.E. S•ln M6 8033 ~I Ml."61111, Box 1580, Table a I chalrs. 1200 ar ---=-------•'™ _ -. & PAINT!NO" * ..... >4:15 Harbour. (1131 ~. ""8ltton, 494-1100 Full~ pt timo. 67S-1jt4 9!1Di_lfilll, Coll!. -8oc cdr. fn.81. * ' ' l I I I - . t . ·I ' THIS MATTERHORN ' ' .. •. ' . . •• • • • ' ' ' I ' . ' •• . . . . • . • ' :-.. • ' I . ' • r ~ I IS N·O DISNEYLAND Yes, you're right. There's nothing really funny about a fractured leg. But -pardon the pun -it does give our friend, here, at least one break. He has time to thoroughly enjoy the DAILY PILOT as he takes a leisurely meal at the outdoor restaurant in Zermatt, Switzer- land, in th shadow of the real Matterhorn. But you don't have to break a leg, go to the Matterhorn -or even to Disneyland, for that matter -to share our friend's enjoyment. We're happy to deliver the Orange Coast's finest hometown daily newspaper to thousands of homes full of whole-limbed readers every day. If it turns out this season you're not as great a ski whiz as you thought you were, turn a bad break into a good break. Take time to get even better acquainted with the . . . DAILY PILOT -- • i1=:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!:!!:!:!!:!!:!:!:!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!!:!:!!:!:!:!!:!!:!:!!:!:!:!:!!:!!:!:!:!:!:!:==!'!!!S1~w~~~·~·~"'~m~~·~7,~1~9~70~:!!!;;;:;::;:s:==;;;:D=M=LY=PILOT IJ H-'1 How You Ca11 Use Our FalllOUI Dime • A • u .... FIVE CONV~IENT OFFICES e lrfnt them or mill them with corr.ct c11h TO SERVE YOU e NIWPORT BEACH ..... 2211 Balboa Ill.& e LAGUNA .IEACH : ••••• 222 ,_ A-ue e COSTA MESA • . • • • . • • • . . . • 330 W•l Ill'( e HUNTINGTON BEACH .. 17175 Baoch Blvd. e SAN CLEMENTE •• 305 No. El C•mlno RMI to en• of our 4 conv.nlent offices. e No llve1tock, produc• or pl11nt1. • Ne commercl1I acls allowH. • l 1ch Item must IM prlcH with no lt•m over $25. c... JJ....,. ....... ,..11 ... ttm&A·BED S25. Fo ur TWO nine drawer white Co.co bu 1tool1 S 1 O. drelW!rt $25. Ma tching mir· Barbttue $5. Convertible tw1 S5 each. Matching t-.-•tn trunk lid aki rack SlS. Girl's headboards $10 each. Vanity blcycle $10. Swing rocker dreMer and mirror SlS. $10. M&n'1 Jarie wel auil Black naue-ahyde redhwr SlS. 833-1120 $1S. New untinishf.d wood SI.JDING door headboard bar stoolt S3 each. Used and bed fra.me. Cost $40, garbage di.aposil $5. Della Sacrifice $10. 548-3T14 kitchen faucet $.';. Folding c&rd lable $3. Patio-cart S.1. DAVENPORT 8' Provincial, Lounge pad SI. Samsonite well built, $25. Spring and suilcase $3. 100 pound bAr mattrest SlO. 64&-3372 belts $6. Clothes and rugs St JEEP overchi.ve transmis· each. 5-i8-8051. 481 Floy,·er lion $10. Pontiac rN.r' end Street, Costa Mtu.. Plea~ $15. Torque nite transmis-UM! •lley betWttn Flower lion $25. Thundertird bor::ket and Broadway. 4 houses lt'at1 $10. 66-0U5 from Jrvl~, Saturday only 9 VANITY and ma t c h I n g I -'-'-'~•-m_. ______ _ drell!U $20 each. Com· bination stereo and radio CUTE amall chair cowred ln $25. Guitar $15. Antique wr· blue/grfftt print. $ 2 0 , inger wa.Wr $10. Anti~ I-----'-------dining table $10. Ca 11 ....... ,., SEWING machine S15. Elec- tric mixe.r $3, Lamps, "two for SB. Kitchen ilf'm s l!k - S5. Children's toys le • Sl. 540-8632. 3121 Tait Way, C.Osta Meu. 1 OLDSMOBILE molor 11.nd transmission $25. Bamboo dlnin£: table with 6 chairs, 110me needs covering $10. Hillman radiator $11. TY.'O Ford truck wheels and tin!s 7:50 -20, SlO each. 543-l!IO!I ;itflf'r 9 AM and ~lo~ 8 P~f D A I L y p I· L· 0 T c L A s s I F I E D 6 4 2 -5 6 7 8 NOW'S THE TIME FOR QUICK CASH THROUGH A DAILY PILOT WANT AD LEGAL NOnCE ClltTll'ICATI Ofl •USUtlSS l'KTITIOUS MAMI Thr lmdet1l1tltd do <trllfv l"W l •I eenc1uctlr111 • bu1lnftl ,, 11)171 NltMlnt•I• Cl., Founl1ln Vlllt'f, C•llfornl•, u'ldlr llla- lldl!lous firm n•mr Ill JAL,\ Et.I· TEll.Pll.ISE5 1nd th1I N ld firm Is cc..-. "°"f(I Ill IM lcllowlnt pertcm, •llOM n1mf1 In lull 1nd DllCft of •Mllletlce 1rt 11 fella• .. : •,,,.•Id C. J1col:is, 111111 Nlthllnv•I• er .. Fat.mll!'I Y1!1tt. C111f. "1719 Ger1rd H, L1bl1unt, 1'lf Corinth .a. ... t .• No. '· Los ""''I"' C•lll. tOO:IS 01'"' Nov.mber '· ltlll Ron1lcl c. J1cobJ Ger1rd H. L1be111no1. ST,\TI! OF C,\Lll'Oll:NIA.. .._ • ,., OR.I.MUI! COUNTY: ,.,. ....,. On Hc~ember ,, 1t1tt, \tfOl't -, • Wct1rv P11bllc In 1nd fer 'w ld $1119, PtrwNll"' 101>11m Ron11d c . JIJ«lotl5 '"' GHtrd H. L1bllunt kll<l'Nn ID 1111 to b9 -"'...,.. •hcst """'' 1rt so.lbtcr111M' ic ttlt wltlrl" l111trvm11>I '"" 1a._1tdl- M "'"' el!KUI.., '"" wme. !OFF ICIAL Sl!ol.Ll Jt1n L. Jobll N011rv 'ublk-C1lllatnlt PrlnclH 1 Otllce In 0•11'11e County MY Commlu!on l!u1lr• M1rch 2, 1t7l ... '"' "lllllf"*' 0.1.... Clltlot D911Y "lltt, H~ T, I'-21. 2t, 1910 Dl·71 LEGAL NOTICE ,.,,.11 C:llTllOICATI OIO •USINI SS IOICTITIOIJ' N.l.MI! Tht U1'11trt11Md doel c.tt!lfv lie Is ~ dudl"9 I bu1l"'11 11 •IO l'lnd 51rHI, ,.._,, Stich, C1llfornl~. unMr ttlt llc- lltfcll1 !lrm ntmt of NEWPORT ELEC· TRIC CO. I nd lhll uld firm II comPOUld of !tit tollowl ... l>tfl«I. wlloot "'"'' In full Ind P!l <t ol rt11dtnce 11 11 lol'°"'I: F. F. Sleflpe, •111 Sltorl 11.d., lr¥11'1f, C1llfornl1 HW-1 D1tfocl Ocl!lber 15, ltH F, F. S!-t STATE OF C""LIFOlt"lt.I., OR ... HGE COU NTY: 0.. Odoblr 15, lf70, b9IOl't fl\t, 1 Ncllrv P11b1lc 1n 11111 IOI" 111d Sti lt , Ptrl0Plltl¥ -•rtd I'. F. Slf<lllt lr:- to 1111 to bt lllt .... -...._ """" 11 1utlkrtbtd lo !hi •!thin lnslrum...t Pnd ""-lldltd ht 1J1tcu!M lhl ume. IOMdtl $HU •llwi H. C1nettl Nal1rv JOubll<. C•l1fornl1 PrlnclDll Ollkt In Ortntt Countv MY COl'Ml'OIJllCI> IEetrn '9•1. ll, 1,13 1>11bl1lhtd Ort11111 '6111 D1ITv Piie•, OclODe• 11, U, JI 1nd Ncvtmbtr 1, 1t10 1'2~70 LEGAL NOTICE '~"' SU .. IRIOR COURT OP 'TIU!! STAT• OP CALIPOlllNIA l'Olt TH• COUNTY OP OltAIM• "'· ..... ,..,. NOTIClf 01' Hl!o\llN$ (IP Pl!TIT JON 1'011: JOllMATI' 01' WILi. ANO POlt , L•nlll TISTAM•NTARY Ell•lt of LLOYO 0. 11.ICHAIOSON. Dfce1ffd. NOTICE IS MEIESV GIVEN ,.,,, 0, IEllncr ltkl\1rlll0fl !Its flied l\fftln I Hll-tltn fer ..,.. .. el Mn lfllf fer ~1111M1 fJf Lttltn Tnt1menllrY k> 1T>t Hllff-~ rt!'""° tfl wtlldl II 111161 fer 11/rtlrPf ••r1l(Ul11'1, .... '"'' ""' """' •!Id 11.C• lit flftrm. !hi ulftf h1• bltfl wt tor M.,.,,embo!r 77, 1'70, 11 ,,_,, 1.m., ln ftle t:11<1r1room ct Oep1rtm111t Ne. t al 111.t cour1, ,, 1(1(1 Cl~I( Ctnl~r OrlY• Wtt!, Ill tt>e Cllv ~I S111!1 ol.n1, C1lllOl'nl1. 0.led Nt\'l'mbfr •• 1'711, W. E. 11 JOHN, COU'111¥ Cle~ ICHU P' 11111 ICNU'P' • tllN 1:. IOllHNllPlll• 11 .. S•llw tM Wllttllff, C1Hf9r111t tlMI T11t (11'1 I,..._ Att-~I f9r Ptlllllntr Publ!IPllCI 0..11191 C6111 C1llv ""''· HoY•mber 1. 7, n . 1'1t '°''""' LEGAL NOTICE ARTIF1CAL Dower .arrana:e-BABY dresslnc table $5, bed CONSOLE record player, BIKES .. Girl's Stlniray RECLINER chair and motor men!JI $3(1() ~ $15, $20. 642-0029 needs little attl!ntion, iu. Schwinn $25. Girl'• 24" $25. Danish rocker ss. '1i.3ri66 2 ENO tabla $.1.50 •ach. $4..153 Schwinn $15. 6".{)969 Child's sewing machine and BABYUNE crib, mattress Very sturdy aqua blue1•H~Al~R-Cli~.-... -,-,.,-l-""'-'-a-nd~ TWIN bedl, aood oonditlon 11.ltachmenls.$15, Lite brlte S15. Lawn molW'r $10. rouch good condition, need1 J n •tr u c t Ion book $2. $20 ~. Matching maple $3. Games and Barbie Lad in and c h 11 d re n ' 1 deaning $22. Costa Mesa. Typewriter in rood nwUng comer table St5, Circular clothes Sc to $1. Barbie clolhlng Sc • $1.5ll. T<iys and 645-2633 condition $22. Another small clotheslinl! ~ Fith spears house, Trowl house. Ba.rbie gamf's fie -~· 8mm splicer 2 CHESTS ot dra~'ml $1!; one $10, TYoo matchinr old '15c each. Gr,een war~ 1ultcases Sl lo $3. Girls $3. Pant.s dip I~ $5. 993 and 125 673-2966 rose area n.ip $9. Student Chrlstmu CaroUen I piece-coats '''hile tur $10. Dresses, Presidio Dr. · desk fonnica top 3 t•wer $2. \lt'ork bench $2.50. 816 W. wool skirts SI. Site 10 and 8. VESPER motor l5COOte-r $25. S9. Larg~ glasaed-wall 16th St. CM Candles le. Kingsl.ze pillows INTERNATIONAL Scout 2 new tires tor aame $12. clock with battery $8. 30" Sl. Blonde end table S3. lHaU) Top.excellent ron-673-2966 doll \\ith permMenl hiir $3. 1949·1953 FORI> trarsmiuion Toys and books ~ 10 :Jl, dltion, aa.crUice, $2S, Call FRONT and re11.r seat1 tor Four bar stools metal with ~~3~~Ddu~I m~~if~d ?d; Single bed ss. Double bed S48-0l09 Triumph T 10. $5. 962-5895 vin,yl backs and Ratl, same $5. Hand tool! Sl. $3. and bookcase headboard S7. 21". G.E. Bl~c~ and y,•hite 10 DRAWER baby chest .,.dth swivel type $6. Decorative Rip saw. like new $3, Hill· King size bedspreads. bl11e- 1W1vel telev1s'?" $25. TV dressin&: table on top $25. a.nd use1ul cut.glaa, cre•m man motor i25. Hillman white and blue floral $4. """ea~ SlOZ. P~ct~. Slandtn Por1-e-crib and sheets $12. a.nd,,1..__ ~:.,_ candycao•-~-n-t parts $1. 905 Tanana Pl., kingsiie $10. Gold double $3. bu>et cnitli ranio . Bar-B-Q 2. Baby clothing "'"'" '""""''"" "" ""· O:ma Meaa. sco.sm near So, $2. Curjal.ns 5Dc. Maple pole record player S2~. Eleclr\C lflc. Electric sterilizer new ties, car n Iv al bowl, Caul Plua. lamp $4. Amber awaa $3. fans: S2 and $3. Upholstered $4. Original Ch 1' i •Im a 1 depression g.ta11 pitcher 1,,=,.,--.,,.--,,.-----=~ I Lara• picture S2. Tv.-u twin chairs $2.50 ea:cll. TV table, display. with houses and with tumblt!l'S, fil"H!' braniy NEW bathroom throw rug ST. headboards Sl. Polaroid atn be u'sed dend table $5. watertaJI $25. Large drapes decanter $1 to $15. Chinese New doubJe wool blanket Handmsde-wool 1' u gs , $lO New baby walker $6. figurines $2 to $15. Six $lO. New Clatham. blanket SWlnger $5. Wire 'Nt'ieel for allOl'led sizes $2. Chrome Jnr~t carry seat $ 2 dray,·ers l li!all wall 1pice $S. New Drelden fiiurlne Austin Healey $5. Women'1 dinette sel, 4 chairs $6.50. 894-ti840 ' atbinet $8. Booka 2Sc-75e. lamps $15 each. Window clothes siie 8 and 10. Men'a Chrome dinelle set, 4 chairs Jewelry 2Sc-$3. Saturday &hades lSc, Runner and pad, jackel.s extra large &le to $17.50. Phone 548--5768 '57 CHEVY 2 door hard top 11nd Sunday 10 a.m. -5 p.m. 2 fe<>t " ' feet $7. Electric $3. Aluminum aw~. red ==~~..,---,-,.-eel body and frame $15, l\1an's 543 Victoria. Costa Mesa. broom ST. New 3 piece shag and white 5' $10. Small DOUBLE bed complett With bowling ball and bl\g S3. 3 SCRAM LETS bathrocun rugs $6. Mangler guitar $5. Hangini lite fix· maple bookcase headboard speed stick tor 318 Quysler 1 • $IO. Hair dryer $1.25, New ture $5. Car radio SS. l~ S25. Twin bed bookcase SW. Tri-power 389--332 Ford Autumn Haze service for six Corsica Place, Sat and Sun BA1tGAlNS cheap prices, 5 CUSTOM·MADE avocado oome early sat. and Sun. bar 1toola .. very com· Hard roek maple chair fortable $12 each. Several $U.50. Maple amoke atand $10 each. ~1340 $2.50. P.1aple bam:l bar Sl2 . .SWEATERS $3 • SS alu 6 draWt'r desk Sl2. 24 X 30 medium S3 • SS. Capria alu rnimlr $1 .50. Chair $2.50. 8-10 $1· $7. TeMls, drePtl Bottles (all ahApesl each $3 • $8. At home clothes 5(1c. Old iron $3. ~nter $6.50 • $10. Blouses 50c • SS. and six glasses $3. Milk Purses St .. $3.50 • $4.~. glass vases pair 7X. Pie-Gloves tlOc • Sl. Sun halt ture1 Sl .. $6. Picture 50c • $2.50. EvenJnr hap frames aome old SOc -SS. 9 $1 • SJ. Dresses alze 8-10 15 piece ·. seJ Ena:lilh Bone -$10. Sun gla&1es 50c. china $7. ~ Colqgnea new Searls 25c • $1. Oil painting $1.75 .. $2.50. New "l'lesling $20. Etchings $15 • $25. 206 &nack set $2. Crochet !teriu ·v ia Graziana. Udo I&le SOc • $2. 91164 Cotttinental : N.S:-, :-• ' Dr.ll6M8:l3 , . ·~ 3,P~ SIO • $22. CHJ:1-DREN S ~ -.. ~ ilhk iaucet $10. 4 BoOklt.eH $15. VaiulY stool deck 'ir::h&in $10. 2 fireplace SS. ~2916 acrt.eni $C • $6. 2 hair ~ ME!fS : 3 . IJ"<d bib • ~rs· \f • $5. FM om.u ~75n. Gccllf ~Uon. ' ·halo 41. S shower heads machine In ct.t:ilnet $10. 'St· $4.'•g • electric alarm SEARS Electric ~.e w I n 1, machine in cabinet SlO!• ru&tit baa $4,50. Elec:trlc percolator $4, \ille new. CdM 673-4769 clockl Sl • $4. 3 TV stands $3 • $5. 2 small barbecue• $4 • $6. Clock radio $5. 3910"' Channel Place, N.B. &n-1603 headboard S5. Small 1 SlO. Old !11.rm \\'&lt'r pump ANSWERS drawer m11..ple desk S.'l. $l2. 5 gallon butane tAnk $25. New shower curtain 10-S 1"1f'!llJ. Verde area. MAHOGANY bed Rad $8. COFFEE table $13. 2 end and dra .. 1 $4 . All new Elco 1 ti• s•·-' tab'· blo·' •< IAbl" SlO • B b Maple dropleal dining tablt', full $7. 962-4587 3 MEN·s l·'t • __ , •lu•·. . r ...,..., "' '"' ..,, eacu. a Y cat· S. I 1 · products, egg beater $2. "'" nauu " ""' .._... and tan d port · S8 Bab • · 2 chairs, $11). Modem dlni·"" ·~i·m••• .,_ c•-• •·It... 1ng e -nner -Foho -ood "' 1 3 d • aavwn aven rier new . Y swu1a ....., " ..... '"'""' " Loe COLLIS ON Rolling pin Sl.25, 7 piece w s, num rs ' an .,, $25, .........i condition. 4 dinet-new $8. Ladder back chairs dropl~tandtob1~e J1~· B~~ shelves $17, Butane-burner U~~ -sal 1 "Th. kitchen utensils S2.25. While rarely used $20. Son's track le ;~ s2 each. Odd •• each. Pedal ......,.art SIO. cage ~ · a· er 5 Is lan•ern $9. Laundry work ~'U ca~ esm_an: IS tufted twin headboards $.5. shoes 5~ medium, used .., 6~ ... $5. H1de-a·bed, good con-table formica top $5 Metal car IS equipped Wllh a won-RUg 54 .. x 76 .. $4. White once, paid $ll, sell $8. 2 dishtl Sl • lOc. 4 tJSecl tires Wonder horse $3. Deak $10. ditinn .$25. Kitchen set with clothes basket cab~t $3. dertul new r.a.fely device for kitcht>n chairs $1.5ll each. pairs ski poles Sl.50 per S.7{)..15 $10. New GI gu can Dining room chair• SlO 4 cha1_rs ~15. Stuve Sl5, ~ Hand lawn mower $5. Hand stopping on a dime. It's call. New thmw .... ,s St.50 to SS. $3. 2 tlshln& rods S4 each. each. Playpen $14. 228 Via sunset Dnve. 645-3987 p1~ •<.Foot 1-k•• $2. Goll ed COLLISION." ·-pair. Old Magnavox radio. OR 3-)')29 or 20'l 29th St. Eboli. Lido Isle. 673-8504 .,_ .., ..... • New blousn $1.50 to $2. phonograph combination in SHAG area r\li: 44"x67", C8I'f $12. 'l drawer chest Sl9. Y k\t:AHA SS, 60, *!, 100 New linens and material& ;s lovely cabine/. phonograph 1 _N_._B_. ---~--~-, DINETTE set. with 4 blue/green, original $20, Twin bed lounge $22. Mela! parts and acces.!Orles: 71" lo $9. All wool car bla!OO!t still v.'Orlu, $15. Leather top O'KEEFE Merritt washer ehal.r!I. blad( &nd whit!!, now $15. Blue/green pall. top table. ii5. Round drop Akront rim. fron1, new iio. $8. Large packing cartons mahogany end tables $20 and gu dryer all ror $25. $!5. 496-4292 ette painting, oriental motil leaf table S4. Occa:sione.I Rear wheel with 3.25 " 16 40c each. Small air com-each. Nice brags 5 globe ~2966 ===~---~--1 $IO. 968-700! chair $3. Wrought iron bar tire $15. Front wheel with pressor $15. Black & Decker dining room f.ixture $20, KlNGSlZE Foam mattreu. FRENc---~ -:~. ", .•• ~. lo• I ~~=-~~~---1 S5. 18402 Goodwin Lane, good small knobble $8, Saber saw $8. Sp~ gun SB. .....v.,... '"'""" ...... , G.E. Electric kite'hen r~. H.B. 842-4228 R•-t side cue with .........i Saber &aw blade& 40c each. Please call anytime except very clean $25. Kings.ize bo:ii: $2 I •·· $25 "S-1032 ~" •-Su·•···. 642 -12 sp·•·--wl~ lep $25. pi..-.... turnlture or fra.meg l>t'r' our uurners, · .,., 24 CURLER Lady Clairol in-. autolube pump $8, Left Adding mechlne. 10 columns '"""' """"""' 548-7420 "' uu.... gold letrl plate mirror $24. BLANKETS. good condition. slant hainetter, never u5f'd, out!lde cast $5. 6-80 clutch S25. Typev.Titer S3. Stretch GAMES 25c • $10. Golf clubs · 2 white vinyl custom chairs u!!ed, $4 to $5. AfgharJ, hand still ln mirTOred gitt box S5. 5.), main crankcases. door gate Sl. Sat·Sun-.Mon. $25. Books 25c . $5. Pictures COUCH, solid rock. maple iu each. 5'xG' oyster white knil U). Size 12 11Uits and $19. Kenner easy bake oven good, no heli·arc $4 each. 55 1730 MinorCA Place. 546-3431 and frames 25c. $2. Young frame with alx cuth.ans $25. area. rug trinzed, new SlS. dre98es$3to $5 .. 54S-9'13S used once, still in box $4. goodcranksha.ftandl'Od$25. THAYER Hi-chair S4 .50 . men'ssuitsandclothes50c· 'TrlkeS2.50. 546--9602. New paint aipray outfit. ~=~~--~~--• 839-6047 80 street pipe with header Wooden playpen $4 with S25. You"" women·s clothes NET Plaype-_n and pad, very Vacuum v-----•·-· ROUND formica d inette1.;:::..::c,=------,I $6. Trail shocks, 6IJ.80.1DO .... noi:•u,...., ... •u ... ,. !Ible with 4 chain: S20. 4 • PLATFOru.t rocker, good $5. Yamaha 80 en&Ine In ex· bumper pard. Toilet aeat and a~ssories 50c -ss. clean $10. Johnny Jurnp Up brush, p• rf e ct. 3 pe.ir L')" 6 bolt Chevy truck condition $20. Tapestry iio. cellent condtion, excellent. Sl.50. Clothback baby car-Tools 50c • $2. Pine oones $3. Walker Sl.50. Baby avocado tietm quality cur· wheels $lS. l • 16.5 8 bolt 536-3828 no cyllndet' and piston iz;. rler $2. Gas heater $4, good 2/25c, Linens 50c • $5. clothes '20c to 75c. 642-7382. taina $12. 49'J-5219 Chevy truck wheel S4 . 3 PLATFORM rocker S8 "-•" ... 147 for cabin or gang!, ail good Vases $1· $10. Floral 11.r-BOOKCASE Headboard, dou-1 -=~~---~-~•I · , ~-=~~-~~~-condition. 2805 Broad St.· bl S7 ..,..., 1••u SMALL kitchen table and 2 speed Chevy trirn;vni.ss1on Overstuffed chair $8. ~ntl· 1HARD rock mAple bookcue &42-2'765 l'llngements S3. Radio SlO. e · ................. chairs $15. 2 braided oval $25. General Electne dryer, que mahogany TV cabinet bed $25 M tchi d bl Ham receive& S25. Tripod BABY Auto swing with awn- good condition $25. 548-2000 .$8. 115 13th St. No. C, H.B. dresser $2S. :raid~ ru: S~ STORAGE shelves for sale S2. Dll!hes and housewares ing $11. Baby walker $4. Car rugs $.3 and $5. 3 marble S3 to $4. 54~3213. 287 50c • "'. Music 25c. Globe .,.,at like new $12. Kitchen top end tables S9 each. TYPEWRITER $10. 6 7 0 TOYS S1 to $3. Bed S?.'i. Col • $5. Mim>r1 $2 • $5. No-·u Rd. ~-1, M<oa ~ -I t "' S'" • N -~ "· m -. Aftor Satunlay items 1"-t2.50. Taco J...,er amps cu .u eac:u. ew Capilol. 642-3011 S.5 Chests S7.50 to $15. End/coffee tables S3 • ST. .., ,,.........,., ...... -.. .,. ... _. d S8 ••-FORMICA '~ >able and lour ~. GI···•·-$1-$2. L.P. 111111' ryer . .,..'&er lt'W· -----~---~1 Dishes $3. Picnic table S25. Large green anliquea oak · v..-El.ECT'RIC Hand saw $25. JUI.: """" "'"' • BUNK beds SIO. lee chest $3. Lawn mow('r $25. Washer table -and -chaira $ 25, chain $15. Men's clothes. Automallc washer $lO. 9 by albums BOme never played ing head $8. New. 8 pair Coleman lltove and stand $6. 125. Luga-age rack S 2. Teacher 's Mk desk SlS. large 5ii.e. Trench coat, rt.itt 12 braided rug. good con-5Qc..tl . Trim Twist $2. Wood kitchen curtains $6. 32802 ~-=~ks~Sc~•~•~c,,.h_. _5"6-<l_,,119~-,· I women's clothes 1 De, Work bencti $7. DlshH. poll co a t 1, jackets, sweater, d~ $25. S dinette chairs vslances S~4. T ra ve I Valle Road. Space 25, San ·2 ·~~OP!!li tires U¥i wheels Bat.hroom sink .$10. Coni· .nq pa115 lOc • 50c, O'Keefe sport mats, dress aliclaJ. lt.oo. Portable TV $lS. Air wardrobe-bag S3. Like new Juan Capistrano. 493-4196 13" $25. Uiilcycle $7.SO: File mode $20, ye 11 ow. 8562 and Mf'lTitt stove S2o. Books \Wrk l'lfUU, lhirtl:. wool cooler $15. Gas stove SlO. bath eels Sl.7S e a c h · DOUBLE bed, $8: com· cabinets $10. Myter box S3. Parker Cr .. M7.o.5802 10c • 20c. as heater SU. shirt, knit vnl·and white T· Soll dubs SlO, Vacuum AChrtlnla5~5SZ.dS,2~·.~, 11 1 ~e:r, fortable 110fa, 9 feet $10. ~~ 25 •·11 •-d shirt6, shoes, sitf' U. SOc • ,.,,.. ... , " ., Twin beds $20. Roll-t.WllYAQUAsatinbedspreads &J,, ............. s .nu a'W'l.y°" S5.l73SPomooa.Ave,eo.ta cleaher $5. Baby clothff:, $2-$3. Custom cat sctal· Captain's chain 141, $4 bed $15. Double spring and S2.50. 24" RCA black and (innerspring) $15. Single Mesa ·clothing all &iie1 lOc -$25. ching poBt S3. Gs mes each. Sbilled chair $3. mattress ils. phone white TV table model $25. bed SS. La.mp S3. Shoes, ===--,-=,--.,.,.-.,-, I 1830 A Wallace, Costa Mesa. 50c-U. Maternity clothH $6. Car bed $5. Lawn 557_7124 Bathroom sink $5. 846-6072 pocketboob, clothe• 3k-and BR.ASS chandel~r. 1 iv e &16-5837. Sl·SJ, Women's clothe!f lD-mower 14, Electric c.an co==MP='°LE"·=1 E=-..,-,~.,...,-barb<JJ:-,-,,,-, 1'GOc=--C,.A~R~T~fram:-~,~.~$ll~.-,O"ld'I uR~~ 0!* $4(!S'. SJOand. =li-'gh=ta_S>J,_.,,_SJl.,..,,!358:-;--==· IOOUBLE Bed $2'3. Twin bed· 12·14 n .-$15. Mens butt-opener $3. Fondue pot $4. • 1 ,_, ____, 1J f """" .... ...,.. '" _. 1 GOOD single bed, complete S25. Round table and chain 0• down e•1~· '"". '"·St. Electric akillet $4. Sllver like new$,t2.546-3086 Clllll,.;ou i:cunu 00 ecJ011 33'1l. Console brown " ,., .. ...,711 ..,...~ le $2 « ~==---~--1 78's $10. HI&"h Powered 11un $25. 646-3488 $25. Stove $25. Retrlgerator Vuuum $15, C\Jrtaine $3. and wood bow' • ..,. MOVING -everything must lamp with stand SlO. 165 working)· Foot locken $2 ·CR .;~OCllETE===c~ha-ta-.-.,.-.. .....,12~ 1 $25. Crib $15. Play l>t'n $.5. Bates table cloth $ 3. New china, full seta: Sl.O go. Dishes lOc to $1. Good pound barbell set. $25 each. ~B 673-0174. 3:; 32nd St., • $4. 1974 Federal. CM Dressing a.nd changing ti.hie mirror SlS. Hand rug llhe.m-and $25. Clothes, new UJl!d • TV $20. Bedroom set S'lS. Combination welght bench · · ~CO~R~v=t~R~Tu~boc-c•-·--$25=· I Sl.5. Couch $25. Chair Sl5. pooer $1 . C.Omlngwa.re $2.50. 25 cents to $7.SO. 925 Park Crib $5. Baby d~uing table and squat rack $15. Lawn APARTMENT stow. clean A r ,_.5'" • Mart!le coUea table $25. Nf'W hammock $2.50. Sat. 494-i807 $8. Clothes 25c to $2. Record mower t o:.. 842-8323 Sl5. Boat hardware: Water Mountlrc• $2S. Bdlhous-Anti,...,.. chest er drawers 1 271 •-·t 16th S• 1----------·1 oJbu ""--.... _ ... lllc ~ ··-1-tu•·b ~ All ......... .,--on Y c.aJt • DlN~ ••t ~th • -•·•-ms~ eacu . .ouu"" light $6. Tufblox S6 pair. "6 ... "' .,.,,,. 5"""'"'• $25. Bookcases StO. Paper be Sa 1 A and &..1 •&.. .... ... ., u ...... ~ each, Electric barbecue $4. SURFBOARD. 10 re.el Snatch block $10 pair. Deck 544-8034 lamp ahades Sl.50 each. rwetn n a na $20. Tricycle $3. Electric Baby's ~ng &el $10. Kni_ck· Russt>ll, ~~1{ good condition block $3 .. f' vent S5. l" gate M J C ~E Y Th om p son 646-3065, 2636 Santa Ana Orange. train set $8. 837-5005 knacks 2.Jc to $2. Beautiful $2S. 962-3 valve $4 pair. Knife switch Ford/Plymouth mags 14" Ave. No. D (House In baekl. TIRES, 2 H78-15, B 'F · I 159 ul 27 Goodrich, 800 miles $25 each CAMERA. AMCO rnemo II, lamp and tab e SS. T lp SOFA S25, 842-39 $3. Other boll.I ge-tr 50c -$4. with Mlchelins i25 each. 1 Re!rigerator with lef! hand 548-9645_ 35 mm half frame, 40 pie· Lane, Costa Mesa BABY c:rib S25, Large couch Evenings 646-3512. 544-8034 door $25. Jron-rlte ironer tures on one roll, cue, ACOUSfJCAL guitar with $15. Bikes S2 • SIO. VW bus ROWING ma"hine, n ea r HIPO Ford 292/31.2 blocks $25. Both good condition. MEERSCHAUM PIPES. 12 · "-·h · , "'•u•;lully harid carved. wr11t strap, ......., new 1n ~houlder strap SlO. ~3086 seals $12. Clothes l(k: -SJ. new. gteel SIS. B ; g S15. Complete 272 $25. Mu!-540-3268. · ·--1 bo ,, __ , .,·11 new, from Tta.ly, only SlS ongi,,..... x au-.. BABY'S dresse.r $20. Large 2327 Margaret Dr. 548-5977 American flag 6 x 10, S4. Ofi7•~n=S8,,.~544-8034~~~o-=-,--ICXThB1ER.ClAL Buffer S.25. each (retail here S50). $22.50. SJ6-.3417 older drH.ser $20. 9xt2 STINGRAY bike perfect ron-Motor and pits, a.II tools for '59 VOLVO parts $1 . S25. In-Power mowenr $S-Sl5-$2S. ..,. £N!L>. 934 J · ,,..__..,_ u.n 35 11vocado ca 1' pet $25. di lion $2.5. 645-1628 BBQ i4. 50 records, old eluding new brakes. master Electric motor $2. 769* W. .,.,s......,....,, u n Ip er o CAMERA. LMll\Lll _.,, ..... I ·~ ·~ ~~ JI """'Heman 11 11 Drive, C.M. mm body only $25. nx •gera or. -. · . ......-.... ., ... BIRCH dre-··. mat ... hlng 0 son, . "" • c y 11 n d er s , transmission, 2l!'h Street C M at Placen I ='"'=="'-='7--~~,,_..--,. 111)&.B CaHiorn1a, H.B. 1 1 a11°"'.ht , __ ; SS. A1ununum cups, plates. engine, upholstery. S42-0l7S tia Ave. ' · · · WHITE Crib with firm mat· Outstanding automatic :ZOO I ==,-,=-==;,-:==·I s oo · sm nig •uo:"'• ex· picnic S2. Chri9tmas lights, 1,c:.;:..c:c.:c..~--,-,-~ tress and bumper pad $2:0. mm lens F-3.5 $25. Mount POOL table. new telt top $25. tra king bed, no 1pnngs or good $2. Box ol boob SI. 2 HP BRIGGS -Stratton 8:25 x 14 Tires and rims SS Peterson mone.r $12. 1664 for Jens ss. new in original ~~~$15~1: 6~~ 0•~: mattress 125. Mirror $10. Boat cll:!ibion. kapok SOc. engine, coed condition, $15. each. Dodge rear end com-Tustin Avenue, 0>1ta Mesa. box. 536-3417 Mesa Verde area. Folding high chair SlO. Rttord player, ""wits, no S46-5057 plete f15, Nice TV stand for 548--3365. 2 YOUTH aize bunk bed I °""""=CO-~'--,-...,-~=· I Large rocking horse SS. 2 HI sound $2. b46-1989 REDWOOD work bench and colored set $5. '61 Dodge BABY Lamp $3. Crib mobile frames both for $10. 2 mir- CUSTOM hide•·bed $25 . FT1.peakercabinetsS5each. COMPLETE HI Illustrated vise-on rollel"!I $25. Bird Station Wagon doon $3 SS. Jump seat $.1. car bed ron with frames $5 each. Mini bike $25, Mltnive pine Chair $5. Boo~case S5. Ba.th World El\cy.-lcpedias. Ex· cage, floor standing i:J. each, fendus $3 each. SJ. Play pen SlO. Diaper 968-239() lwln .. ~ $5.bA,,.n<1iQU.!.::~ 10..,.•ela 35c. Kitc:hen utensils ccllent oondition $l9.50. 548--6444 642-9383. Sl.50. I:>oi: house s s.1~~=====---~·I maciune ca 1 · 5""'"' ..,.,,,. 25c to SL Books 25c. 644-5!73 ADMIRAL refrigerator, ex· FORD Mags, new aluminum • 5302 '69 CHEVROLET service; 1 _d_li_lon_l_I0_._64_,_,..~-'---·t Fiberglass tub and 1hower . cellent oondltk>n S20. • 392 luti S15 each. 1600 Aliso 54 .>-> ' overhaul, and OOdy •hop PORTABLE sewing $20. 7'' ref'I ~··recording l~ CORVAIR enaine, Chrygler rencrator and Av('., C.M. 646-5994. MARBLE SfATIJES from manuals. $10. 1965 Old1 machine, cost SOO. take $20. ta""s 75c. 557-3807 ~"':.':!1~;7 but complete d;s~but-SIO. 35"27 Fo~ ',.=-~------!Italy, new by famous .......... manual $5. Heavy du· ,.... ,..., ...-.o-ovi "• '" ....,, •u REEL t.1ower with gnu1s sc:ulptors S.1 to $25. 9J.i """'l' Used very little. Boy's 20" BICYCLES' Boy·o 3 ,.......i · . h ig h performan ce catcher. Excellent con-J . ~ CM ty wheel/hub puller $2. bicycle, cost $30, take $7.50. · , . Y"''"'"' EARLY American tabl!, 2 dilitributor and 4 barrel $10. dltion. Sharp S12. +t5 E. 16th unipero .., .. ve, ' ' complete with case 13. High chair $2.50. ~2308 S$21lchwin8on ~· G5~!~tmgr1!! extra leaves $15. 6 m11.tching Air condlllo~r for car or 545-5050. "'""orun rubber sta t Ion · Y s ... ,. ... y ""· chairs $10 each. Bedroom Plac:e. 646-8430. LADIES 3 speed bike $25. ir b--• GI.ASSES, ~!shes, pots Sc • Girl's Schwinn 26" $20. rocker $15. 494-8604 truck, portable $10. 220 l,c0600.C.M~,~rc~u~ry'-'-,~,,.~,-ne-.~1,-,-,~th~,-n Boy'• Stingray Sl7.50. Maple wagon mattre111, ""'"' ~· Clothing 25c • $15. Child'I 15" U2. Power lawn FIBERGLASS dr:ftpea 54,. x Amherst Rd. C.M. 54Q...323l 10,000 miles $25. Automatic drop l(!a( table with ex· ~!f Slu. ~ o~f:: Unens 50c. Drapes $2 -$10. mower $18. 334 Del Mar, 84... off.white · $21'.1. C'halr ~iugh~!~gh~.A ~Sn!~~~·. fnlnsmission less than tension $15. Window shut. sale aign on metal post $3. Rugs 50c ~ $3:), Tools 25c • Col'lla Mess. 642-1.272 makel into bed $l5. Wheel ........... $2,000 miles $25. 540-34n. te~ $2 eadt. Medicine $3. Toyg lOc . $1. Lamps St DANISH chair S5. Rollaway chalr $10. Card table a.M :~ ::~~~·Sll'l~e~ VW Bug top carrier. good cabinet $2. &f&..5610. ~~ :~le~~ $lO. ~Sc. Jewelry lOc • bed S10. 4 shawls SI each. d\11.\rs 15. !141-6986 rug S7. 61!)..:;«)8 Bal Isle aft ~ Sl.O. New bar bell .et LARGE maple hall hafllin& TV antenna $2. Shuftle S.'l. Tie rack '75c. Balh rack "'·'I ~ •on··g --• mat l:c.=-,.~=,..,=-.---110 lb and bench pttU · s25 • ~ n-• lnme Sl 2967 r w """ " "'"' -NEW Magnus chord Ol'gll.n NEW v1~10• ·--•e· $10 rnirTOr · " nelll' new cap-boa.rd set, cues and d11C11 .......... °""' . · treu $10. Racing bike S25. $25. New boiler $20. White "'"' ' """""' • · · $12·50· 3 stoves. clean $20 Iain's chail"I S15 each. 7 •c. ~ w•ll -J-to• Crofton (Off ~ker) C.M. Ch a I ae l ounge $ 3. wick('r chair $10. Hl·F'i Walnut desk with 6 drawen 1 ~·-•~ch_.~96,_>-_97~"'~· --~-drawer desk. 11ke new $25. l~am-~$3. Thimble•··.::_,• 546-0605. Sat f1ll 10ld out. Mechanic's tools lOc to $2. equipment $25. Wicker loy ~:kc~~t:~~~~:dm':1~~ 80 Outdoor C'hrlstmaa lights TYoin bed complete S25. 2 gu.,~airpl&ne modetUl:i'°' ANTIQUE foreign 1wcrd1, Silver St to $3. China 50c lo basket $15. Dishes 50c. lesther fl"\lnk $25. Corner $5, Christmas d€'c:Ofafiom cricket chain perfect S15 Sprinkler heads. 6 bras.a daggers, knlve1, shields S15 SS. Old glass S1 • SS. Ch 11 d r e n · s f(lys '50c. dttk 18. and small matt'hi~ lOc to 50c. Dinnerware for 4 each. f.1aple telephone stand fuel and battery S 5. to sz;, 934 Junipero Drive. JeY.'thy 5c to $2.50. Yardage. Children's ~l'IOI! &kales S2. cabinet $4. Metal cabinet Sl.50. Silverware for 4 $3. $12. Office desk lamp $10. 2 s~lnkl•• •·ods. 6 b-·· ••· 5050 R rd 50c Books 50c Games 12 to adult, SI. 10 S.l ,.. • 11•: '"""' "";-,.-.: l5c lo SS. Pictures 15c lo eco s · · 5\~' tall snd 1'-'' wide $3. heavy duly maple ni&hl. Thompoon __ , 2 -i-~ta 10046 11~ .. • D I ! P icture frames 16x~ S2. 11,JN ... 'V" n. E f Rt GER AT o R for $7.~. Lampi 50c 10 Sl. .Tron. "" .._inaw r. rv ne. Hand addflr rx. Clarinet Mt>sa Verde ir.rca Sat. and 11tands 1 year old $25 each. $5. Formica bre11.kfast bar l{&rage. beve-rage and suc:h Ing board ·S2.50. 501 1i lll'\-2316 S15, Heavy maple ootfee Sun only, 54~1827. Nflar new white chest S12. rounter top $5. S46-l6"72 $25. erou lop rerrige.ralor Larkspur Aw., Comna dcl PA.ffi or twi n beds, complete table S20. Intra-red vibrator r.1aple chest. real nlce $20.1 ===,_.,-,,.,."°',-==·I $25. Kltchen range, nice look-Mar S25. 2 beruipttadl and pads $4. Framed tapestry from ANTIQUE N av i g at i o n Round maple table with BARBIE clothes St. Clock. Ing. S2S. 2114 Continental KASTLE aids and bindings $5. 646-4281 Ecuador $17.50. TV atand parallels $t2. 2 Chrome full leaf, m11.r proof top $25. 4 fron $1 . Wi&, wiglet $5. Size Ave .• C:O.ta. Mesa $15, Ski boots 91,i SlD. VW NEW bff)nde No. 2 Charles of $1. Guitar amplifier aDd window spAn. widt-Mgle matching chalrs $7 ie•ch. 10 clothe& n • S1 Quilted _,_, __ .. ... i-··· __ ,_ 1~ R·ta "~" . h " ~r SlO. Old toy .steam ~ar v"'w mitron $9. 8' "Aaulilul maple cotfee table matuia.I 50c. E7t)..14 tin• s· DAVENPORT, Brown -' •.ui.,.,:-"Rt;!Mlft, '""""" ~~2 -wir -engtne Sll. Old bottles and patio wnbttlla $9. EZ lift S~ DlSlreued m .... 1 .. end 20332 llarbor We Lan!, Frielf'. _.... con:lltion., $2S. ounera -· uc-eree n bookl lOc to ·~". Tool bot tnllB" hitch $.20, Lvae ..... .._ u •-1 2 •-10.12 SU R ~u S10 le -~ table ~. Match;..., coUee ca or ore p.m. 545--4684 · u C .,,. · 2 MAN lnflatab nft _.. for pick up truck $15. Hand aluminum ke chest $5. 5111.8 _, -·6 WET·SUJT top, lone lleew, Or11lnaJ oil ae.tcape 2'x3' Rear deck ltUAP rack 1or tools Zc to $5. IQflX*)fl wroucht iron nX't\Jh S3. table $20. Walnut bookcase ~ p\cturts $1 • i:Um medl S3 50.. ,-..... iz. &r &lools $5 e.aeh. 5' VW $25.. GE cititen1 Band ~ of first made $15. R.C.A. 16" portable 1V S7. $10. Pa.Ir •~nd tablet. $20. SoUd birch double bed um, · ~ mirror $2. Thermobx copy Bu8 StaUon. pat atarh!r Cu top cattier $3. New 10' J..&rie coppeor !ill: fixtun S4. nice:. Ptlr d l 1 tr e s & e d S1S. Walnut ('Offea table $4. grttn N.ttan ebafn 13:95 mad'dne, works well $». radio tor you.ni1tus $15. step ladder $15. Trailer New romer doc:k wheels $15 maple twin bed frames, like Blond table SJ. Small Che.Ir each. Two djnlrc chain .Jteoord csblM $14..-l'eUow 1970 US prcof Mia $10. 12 bltdt, complete $3. Dalke" each. Croquet eet $5. ~ new $25 each. Lure maple $3. Tall table lamp $4. $2.SO eadl. 219 Harbor ~o. curtalna. ntvtT u5ed S5 lo foot ped&ehoanl $1 5. movie t<:rffn, fo{d1 into Hque OAk Bisae! ~ SlO. knick-knick WU i 25 . Fioor lamp $7. 962-4161 RA75~~12 1 _,_ Sa$ll. Suandltcases $2 to S3.1·5 pm 673-4303 •· box. like new. $ 12 . !1 0 . 5 shot bolt action 3l pure t.todern dlnette 1et with KENMORE 111 dr')'tt' $XI. · • ,,..., um~: l ~ l SU n. 420 Vt&ta 191M cadillac 50c S25 Coln.operated coke m1chlne •hotiun $2S. SaL and Sun I al 4 chain let $2!1 bed $~. 2 tabl1!$ SlO each. 3 Rom11.. Newport Be•ch or parU ti> • for hotUea $2S. Hardware. a.U-2M9• 4321 SonlM W&¥. ~11 ' n ' ' S1udJo couch SM. HO l'ae· chain $20 eacb. 1 chesl SJ'.!, call 644-4565 Car• Ral $3. Rock~r $10. tor door. and dreutt 10c. Irvine (Univtr1l .. , Park). I-:-==,,-==-.,,-=°' tns .et 115, TV ttand $2. 1 double bed $20. 1 d~llel' Clri a roUtt ak1te1, mlie 4~ v ADMIRAL rebiltra1or aood OlneUe t.tble $8. 2 chain and bench $10. 510 Acacia COUOI $20.50. Cu .cooln ru. Poruble 1V SS. Ni&hl f!ach. 1817 F\lll(!rton Ave .. O'KEEFE Mtnitl stavt $25. ' !Q...3847 Co-~i M"'"' • (used once I $15. Rustic pole ,.. ••• S5 eoch. ....____ Colta Mesa. l block East of Dnim cc I f e e !able $5. 'Mllil:ln& condition $1..S. Car ~ -I S1 u Al -•-·-,_ .,..,...,. "'"""~ N Blvd teat SS. Ll.k:e ne"''. Broiler, POLAROID • --• I I=-==:-:--;;::::--=-:=-! amp .,,.,, lluw1111n n,.""C" wheel!! $15 642-4941 awporl . Dressing table $5. Maple .....,... cc or BARBlE I: Ktn doll ciothea chest S:t Tin anipl $1.50. . CROSLEY Shelv•dor end table fll. Sofa S15. m!utrie "-'42 Maanolta, camen. al10011t new $17. 2 $1 to $1.50. Girl 3CC!Ut 968-7963 REFRIGERATOR wltb ttfMafrator croas top Strolle c 1 r •eat $lO. 1,,eo.=,.=M,,e_sa.=64>...,._UM=-== bar lncandesetnt I' hood uniform and aceeuorles SINGER Spartan aewtna frtem" $25.. 163 E. 18th lretztr ru111"1Vtll$25.28.00 Surfboard 6'2'' S1'. Lamp VACUUM cleantr $10. TV '• Ideal for prage $7. Phono worn 3 time1 ~ an older ma<:-hlnt, all metal parts St?'Mt, O:.Sta Mesa. MS-7820 x 14 .,..,.... tittl on riml Pl $3. Dtahes Sc, 67S157S, 426 $20 • ~ ~ tine, 28.. $4. Fo2dlna metal cot M.50. cne hft. ~ $25, 0.bln!( ~ MS.1540 1" SURFBOARD S:ZS. se-0155 eaich. &f6..<lfi82 ---~ri_t_e_, Ol_M ____ , ·-boy-'1_b_lb_S>._>.._i.. ___ 1$25_ , • .;cM;..:>-..:200.;;..:.I ______ • ' • ·' - I I ' . ' ,. -----·---··---------.. . ... • Saturday, Nowmtier 7, 1970 MERCHANU1SI FOR MEllCHANDISI FDlt MEltCHANDISI FOR MlRCHANDISI POR ,_F_R_E_E-TO __ v_o_u_•TRANSPORTATION -TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -~ALI 'AND TRADI SALi AND TllADI SALE AND TRADE SALi AND TRADI ------•·,_,,_,..-l•·llL--~ ==~-":.:.._:..:.;..=-1 .;.;,;;_ _____ f_-1 _ . --·· , 9010 Mobllo Homo" 9200 "'otor<:ycfos - 1 P,Vrftltvre IOOO (loro90 SOio 1122 P iOftOS I ' o,_ lllO Mlscol~~· M Ml1allo-• M !'M • T wk old Id ... A tbel--------------,--__ _,_. ----- , ---------IQt •to, a ttaJ1 of.are1-fur No reoaonOLI--U-r -3 PCE.Eatty Amer_ Uv_ ·aet, al'. or ~ Wtlnu.t Motorola "1ltteo A cab, 4,9S.234$ i Mm'o!tcYcLES. 1-!0" N! ~~ir!.i. *.!PICIAL-SAVI *' STOP a SW"' .. m beod 'to toe. It'• .. ,. turMd ;.~·· :u:l§lul?T:l•l•lllf."l IJ~l~ saw, 2 det.lcl,· 2 Miey ~ in l 10cit1on !50% ON LABOR 5tUJ.01 ti~ 11:11'1!1Y be~ all alont.:_ e Uftd COLUMBIA 22 • PIECE' l\ROWN Sectional, SSS. Gooi! condJtio a . &G-28\•. FINE quality 7' sofa&: ctlair, neutral beige, Xlnt cond. Both for $225. 493-096 Office FumftuN to JO <":baits. ottiat ~uip .. maey UMITED TIME ONLY 2073 N Blvd CM ~ llOt'Qebody pleue come e " LAPWORTH 2' ~~ 1J~' ~:: ~ ~~ ~bOister )'O(lt f\1rnttun! !next t:i:;., ~ Mai.) & take me hom~? llli'J.~ ' tnbrd. Avt. CM. 64~1891 ,f nlOMAS ~ .ANY COUCH • SS0.00 UMd ;lurn; StoYea; Rdr.il'a; e " THOROUGHBRED ~-=-,,-,~=-.c-.---,. I •1uee savin,s on floor models ANY otA1R -$25.00 & Misc. FREE pups, g-wkl, eoc:ker-26, tuu B A R. GA ~~ S , Ga I 0 r 41 : , A-· .. -· now for ........ ____ t· .. bor only_ "lf we don't baYe wbai ycu 1p&IQel terriers. 1028 .lA!hnOS e 11 ERICSON 23 Clothi n1. f u rnitu re , ,.,,,.,, --...wut ....... n.-...1 .... ..., ·u I for ' Dr C.M ···-nM • MiscellaneouJ ... a.ll must & sa~. Many trad~lns tor ............... ,. one or OUr vast &e-wa.nt, we set t you • .. · ~ """ Loaded! Co Sat 9-8 PM. Sun.'9-6 PM a.: low aa $150. l!ciiont of fabrli:::a:. PETS-d LIVESTOCK YACHTS ROYALE INC. 150 Tulip L.ane, CM Open Sundays 12-5 REVAS ~Pt-{OLSTERY Misc. W•nttd 8'10 •n -2912 W. Coast Hwy. 645-0810 540-9480. Daily til 6 -F'ri tU 9 305 PALM, BALBoA 1---------Pett, Gtntr•I U00 WANT iooc1 22-25' .sloop, 20 .. GrRLS bike. pwr mov.oer. COAST MUSIC SatW,7tl~n2.:.,~ 1954 SMAU. paint "l'r&f outfit CHINCHILLAS 'Ii'---· Prefer Col., Cal, or Cor., vacuum cleaner, frpl c NEWPORT & HARBOR '~ wanted. ~aeonable! ill forces: .... crlfi_..."'oi under $3000. Pvt pt y. screen, misc turn. & a:arctton c.Osta Mesa * 642-2851 * AUCTION * * fWZ.~716 ** neu sa ee~ 644-0094 tools:r.rt I Sat I Sun. 3942 WAJllT TO BUY: :U1ed , Fi~ Fumtttm Want to buy a pl&)ibouae ln ~~~.tr equipLl'FL"""IP'°P'°E"R~7N"o-. -,.,=,-yanl-. , Rdin'd 34x60 ,wood dnks, Lea:end Cl r (Huntington Steinway Baby Grand piano, A: Appliances lood condition.. dolly & cover, $350. Call KG.SQ e Refin'd wood um Harbour) 592-2958. Pie~ call ~. A .,. ""-'d 7 .,.. 847-4984 after 6 Catt 1120 ~2165 ~ 1 ------~---1 UCuOlll t:LI ay, :...., p.m . ' l'Qluy chairs, $29.50 8 We URGENT -Must Sell~· M~ W indy's Auc;:tion Barn WANTED TO BUY, i ' * ABYSSOOAN kittens 20' Otl-sho~ Sloo~. all '_.,ba~~:-~ _J~-Rmlectiothisn ja~ · motorcycle, u 1 ed Television , '1'5 20751.1. Ne"""'rt, CM 64., .,....., sliding a:Jags door, w/pa~ $50 ea ma.hog, auxil. new ng1lng. w.eu <;ll.U""" •wn 11~ tent -~ -Pl.us 7i' •• ..., ..........., 536-8996 _ -~ $1500 or trade 642-92G9. area. t.fi.sc Items. Fri -sun. ~ RCA COLOR ·TV Behind Tony's Bldg. Mati.8 ==oo=K~S~N~oed~<d~.-Aruru,---'1.,..,boo-,-k ===,;;;:;:;:,~===,liNfiE~WPWPOORRTTl200:.>,.<Wcr'ti;u'i(·co:e:-. 1I;mO:. Mc f.Iaha.n ~k Glbralta.r, Cll1 54&-7547. 21" Beautiful walnut COrt!Ole BEAUT. coppertone. com-sale. Leave At San Clemente Dogs 8125 mac, $5750. orig oost. Sell 1800 Newport Blvd. NEW Prwehool & educa· W/remote contra,! Original pact beer bar w/tattks & library or call 492-1200. -~-------1 for $3095. 213/249-1941 ~SO tional toys & booKs for sale cost S700 Now $2so cub. refri&., cost $395, sell $200. 3-TINY Toy Teacup Poodles, l--~Ll~D~O~ll~N~o-."'211"'2~1-- at below cost. Sat &: Sun on· Call: 67s.Sssl. \Vet bar. &ink &:' cabinets FREE· TO vo· u ::: wht, 1 champagne, 2 In slips * $1095 ' . bftic• .Equ1pm•nt '8011 1 IBJ\1 model B ele c. typewriter $165. Underwd Olivetti port. typewriter $25. CaU ......... 'Store Equipment 8012 bJSTOM. WRAP COUNTER • " DISPLAY FDITURES. * ~ 646-0045 * * Jv 1701 Irvine A~ (b<lwffn -"-''='""'"""'=~ .. -~~~1 w/hardware, never used. females., 1 male. S 7 5 .,~7.6~, o' rn '!"' ~· MAGNAVOX 2'l col.or TV, Rust·linen couch & match. "" -'# ·r .......,..., J.> ~th & Zllit ,Stl, N.B.. Al od ·•-t ·-·bl YOUNG r,--•-_ , .. __ , w/papers. $5Q. w/o papers.I:========= . co • 1!'""'~u "re.....,.... Y • chr. Dinette table' & 4 chrs. ~ -· ·~ 5.17-3331. XLNT Values, leather <:hrs, pnced. ~2358. Ve!)' reas. 557_3331. dor. Very tiappy, rentle, af. ===-==-~~1 Power Cruisers 9020 sports clothe&. rift items, I ~F'\Y"ii"F;;;;I.:;;J;;fi>J:-:;;;;;;l:.;;~~~;;:=;:c..,....,._,,. feet. Loves e v er y b o,d y • POODLE PUPS AK C : je...,111ry. Stiner&Y. 101 other NF;W 18'.' Philco ~bl, color 14' CRESI'LINE boat, trlr. Perfect for older · coup.le. Adorable 1U~r·1. w/quiet1-,28-, -00-N-Z-l--tm--od--2 items. 2232 ~. East TV. ~on u Prize. Cost .o· hp' Johnson eng, Xtra Will arranie to have temperament. Tuy! & Min. yn old, ·J~t CO:ple~ly Blu.U. $329-will take $185. G7l-28CM. eqpt, $375. F i be r g I as g gpayed, 2113 Na ti on a I 846-7078. . overhauled. 1 of a kind boat, MOVING G lltl Obi ihttta: fiat &: Corrurated, CM · · 11/9 2 M. ale Sliver· galle", head, sip• 4, great •-d wlhd; b~'C1'!', -·n '.:_._ Comoros I ul!Ol'ted-n:'s, very cheap. P-""I P I ' """ '"' .w • • wu•~ •-Child'• desk, chr, $7, Gold 2 ADORABLE 4 mo. old kit--• upp 11 fishing boat. Speeds over 50 $15. 2 outbrd motors, odds Equlpm•nt -sh~s._new, g .8 S5. &J6-5864. tens 1 If tia:er striped, 1 AKC Reg. 200 mi range. Expensive & ends&. toys. 822 Santiago l :::::~'.'-:::---;::::::;:;-::::1,~~~::.!~~~~":!: JovabJe ~Jong haired pt 646-4142. 333 ,l7th St. and gorgeous $6000 to finan.. Rd, Costa Mesa. PENT AX SPORTMATIC LADIES .beginner rolf clubs Per&ian Cutty need good LABRADOR Retri &: Ger cing. Will consider trade.- ._·---------~-"'='-'="'-"------1 SLR Fl.4 50mm Aut!l lens $50. Ladies leather golf bag ,home. 5il8-8015 Btwn 1-9 pm man s•·ph•~ pu'~.' 2 mo·,-67~5022 or 675-8303 ,. 14 CU FT c,oppertone * 67~9238 * $20 . Webor B ·B·Q ''" '"" "'' .... Household Goods I020 Frigidaire refrjg. 21 " B&:W oiuy ll/9 old Sl5 Call Sat or aJt 7 pm '67 ALGLAS 33· Twin Scre1v. conrole TV &: misc items.1----------1 w/~~~.ng d '.ing . '$ 25 · 21 \VHJTE laying ducks. 1 wkdvs: · 548-3928. Fully found. lncld'g Xtra LOVELY couch end tables ml Am••can ... ,·, Apt A. H bby S II •.11-Char<;WJ. ca die Sa. Black B •--t nd 3 , G T k A k' S2l OOO "'' • o upp •s -vinyl recliner chair $50. a.n.....,,. roos er a pup-as an s. s ing ' . lishing poles and rods clec-CM. 642-l658. _ __ 644--ll5S. pies 2 male and 1 female 6 AIREDALE Puppies: AKC 646-0849 ·tric frplc log. Call 500n ~"eeks ~'iii be ima.11 dogs. Born 9/11170. $125 ea.1----~--.--. - gacrihce. •92-9975 BEAUT sml ipinrt piano & MAKE HO· train layout, 6 elec. 548--0486 1119 reg litter/champ pedigree. 1970 Aeroc:al! 21 c.nuser, I-"----~---bench $300, big cash sv.i tches, elec. turn tbl , new 536-6220 cuddy cabin. 210 hp. 0~1C. ~ster $45. Refrig $50. Lg YOUR OW.N du~ loco rontrol, mtrJ, tun-BEAUTIFUL Black male i'Jj0'fii}'iUNi';TR;;g !il~/O::O.d';;"~"~'o~';'.;'"~· ~"~6-<l~88~2~. Gar•g• S,•le 8022 air-cond {Sear'sl like new ROCKMEN! iief, hr1dge. Wit'f!d for 2 German Shepherd.....l.L.mos, •DACHSH UNDS. Reg HOUSEHOLD Funtlshings: Slfil. 50-5589., • • train operation. Mounted on ~N~~ts'iogr-e~w/c:~~:: ~~~ilut. C~1«. 1i~e!:' Speed-Ski Boats 9030 dll1g' ta1ile, '6 chairs. fills & GARAGE SALE BUY <xsb. bmm!bulllor .fold A~~ in 499-4231 ll/7 540-8902. i5· 6" Ski Boat. glass over pad·, Ph·-anti qU< 'Many •· .. ··hold •'te-·, , , ca 1net wt etin boillu on 3 '" '""""" .. .., ·d 112-,_21°" "HAPPINESS Is aw•-\di-4 PUPPIES $3 each, Call wood ln xlnt rond .. w/700 .:i---leaf; TV, radiM &: MUST SELLI 1 ' U reverse si e. <1 • .,~ "" ... , • "'"Y-ten" dbl your happiness Sunday All day, 645-1511, Me.rcury 70 hp motor 1n- ::',."',, ~I= ci!:~~: Phone, 147-0116 A ~ 8~:!. ~~1:.e~:.d&b ~.ri .. ~~ w/lwin tabbies, 8 wks. 1940 Monrovia eluding good trailer. Lie CF . SS '06 546-7308 W7 AKC TINY TOY POODLES 5989EE. For quick sale $799, ta.ins, lamps', d ishes, 3 Hall hone motors ea: 1 $50. Nite stands $15 ea, · c-•1 d d t 546-'~' C I .. __ .. ·~" I KIT APRICOT -2/M·UF•m. 4' use car ep, """""'· glasSwal"e'. 2 washers u is; ra tsman "'"'''" u.w ....,; Dresser & mirror $40. KITIENS, Orange, gray, Co u c•- Co __ A_. ....., i "'-A"'-,.9.,A. nne ut:V. eJtttrical supplies, swit-ncord tape •C\.Uluer "C?'O ~ House stereo 4-track S75. tortise shell, blk. & wh. ~""' ches, motors, etc. g to 5 $150; Etc. 2965 BaDb St. Car stereo• speakers $35, Some w/blue eyes . * AKCToy Poodles apricot * SKI BOAT: 16' Gia.spar. Sa N 7 54()..4495 44-0 CM 540-2241 $20 50 ta $2 & · ·te 548--0813 1117 1 male, 1 female. ' ' I/B • O/B, w I II'lr. Xlnt t1, ov. , • · · • pes ea ml$C 1 ms. '"'" ,..,... O:ind. $1500. 642--!329, Eves; Elmhunt Ln., CM.. 9&8-2127 aft 6 4 FEMALE kittens long ~w A I" 1100 675-17•8 *CARED FOR ITEMS PP 1•ncu C , ks . HIS & Hers Lucien Picard Zl ha.ired, 1 white, 2 gray and 1 IRISH ~tter ~uppies. Grand 1967 Cen'"-· 18, 250 h in-: * FOR SALE! ·* HOTPOINT Ga• d-r .. -sh 0 n ta 1 n s : Roe '. ~mt, jewel, Comp!. Po I a ro id blk. 6 weeks old. champion s 1 red, Weblyn '"".3 • P ff •J~ • "'" brush. lacquer firusher, camera w/.llll xtras. ntodel 833-1690 11/9 blood Ii $125 00 540-lS42 lerceptor 1nbrd. Xlnt con<!. Walnut dining table, co "' 'n wear cycle. Xlnt cond. dowel legs, a;lue. cloth. & 350. Won on Let's Make A ne. J. • w/trlr S3200. 673-7861 or GRAND OPENING S1tur day & Sunday Nov. 1 & I Live ent1rtainm1nt & fr•• r1fr1shm1nts ADJACENT TO IRVINE AGRJCUL TURAL PRESERVE-BEAUTIFUL! NEW $300,000 -RECRrA TION CF.NT ER SPACE RENTALS FROM $11.50 IN ADULT PARK -PETS ALLOWED- Models on Display -EXA!o1PLE- 71'5 ARE HERE DOUBLE WIDES. Total Electric <Gas Available)' 2 br., 1 bath, con1pl. 'vith carpet, drapes & appllances Lg. a\l.•nings, both side & Full skirting-Tax & license-Completely se!·llP $9999 SEE THE FABULOUS 30X55 CORNEU.. AND MANY OTHER ?1-IODELS INCLUDING -SINGLE-WIDES FINANCING AVAILABLE MOVE IN TODAYI , 14851 J EFFREY RD., IRVINE !{ ~IT. SO. OF SANTA ANA FR\VY, CALL COLLECT 714. 832°8585 CONTEMPO- LAGUNA HILLS 23301 RIDGE ROUTE DR. LAGUNA HILLS table, end tablo -baby auto $65. Kenmore elec dryer. paj,nt remover. "\'.'e rewlre Deal. Sac. 830-6778 EXQUISITELY Beaut. pu~ MINIATURE Doxie pups. 6 8051687-&384. ~g~car ·seat·& walker. Xlnt cond $50.1 Deliv & old lamps too~" Charles, , PY 4 mos, black & white. wks old, ARC. Musi have l c.~.,~,~G~L~A~SST=R~O~N~.-,-d~. -Prestige adult community, nAl'VVI THAii HONDA .. "FRIEDLANDER., tll'• •UCM IMWT. lfl • 537-6824 • 893-7566 NEW-USED-SE RV. nn.n.n;r, I ' ' ; '70 Honda 450 Low, low mile. Like new. d!r. #908442. \!.'ill take' trade or finance private party, Call 546-4052 or 494-6811. 1970 NEARLY brand new Suzuki, 450 ) mi. hel met. J\.fust 11~($625. Days 836-6661 Dt11'P Jones, eves I wknds 645--1.184 Llke new-'69 Hodaka Ace 100. 300 firm. Bolh street & dirt e'lllil!C'd. 609}1 Iris, Cd~1 af. ter 6 pm l!ONDA n1ini trail 50, bored out h\1ce, straight pipe. 493-53?7 -- e '68 l'IONDA 350 Scrambler. Very good cone!. Lo miles S·l75. 644~7 HONDA CL-350 1970. Lc'l"'' mileage, xlnt cond, $625. ; 842-3979 a!ter 5 pm. 1966 HONDA 160 CB. Good Cond. $225 * * &;lfi.1540 * * '70 Y.amal1a 125 Enduro Dirt. Ul\v mileage Make offer 962-1782 • .66 Y Ai'1AHA 305 * Xlnt cond. $295. Call a.fter 6. 548-1307 Women's & maternity cloth-guaranteed. s• 6-86 7 2. "Ch·'•'", ~--kl·,, 394 H•-il. CA_ RPENTR_Y, Cabs., Pa1n_1. Part terrier. Needs fncd yd. fenced yard. 1-637-3355. . Je. nve adjacent to Leisure V.'or!d. S 12 l' M · 15'1." .... '-u.... ..... F 1 Lo"•• •hild-n •M ="11/ "7 . runabout, marine radio teJe. Be•"t•'ful urro"ndm· g 11 es z: 1(1. -• en s ..,. 847-8115. too-St. Co•ta Mo••. 548·1•~". ting, orm1ca, P_ bg repa.ir, =,,-·:;,·:;;,.="=-:oo':c~==~~-•-•e R Pu " 6 " s, a '69 SPORTSTER en~ine, elec-.,__ La 1 Chri t , -""' ,A 1 & ,,.. · -tt., . -etr1ever Pll phone, etc. 549-3695 aft 5. !U.'("'"" ,,nnnintments, put· $Ulllb • 11 YTS s mas KENMORE Auto washer, 6 concreu:, app lances 3 PUPPIES 6 week! old. 2 AKC Regis. -champ line , . . --1 • .,,,,,, Irie.al _& rear tire. Call • decor. Corning ware & glass 1 x1 nd s~ CE wa ter heater replacements. blk/br and 1 brown. Mother Chn'•tm· a• Joy. &1'"5ti>-•11 Glasspar, Chevy IT 1~-tin~ green, hObby Shop; 49ra11 ask ro~. - ware. MANY MORE ITEMS eye ~s, 5 nt ~ X1n°7.' "00 . 646-3511 Mon thru Sat. 7 to 7. p 1 c 0 c..ke r span i e 1 . . . . ~ board/outbrd. Xlnt cone!, much more. ,NOT LISTED! CALI..: was er, cy e, co $parting Goods 8500 21 .. COLOR 1V console Sl2,j: 5'JS-4.310 1119 AKC M1n1ature PoOdle Pups. $2000. 675-5.136 CALL 831}.390() '70 TR.lll_MPH 500 cc. 3 mos ' • , G46-004;i $40. Delhi & guaranteed. black, 2 male. 1 female, 81========== --~~~~-o----old. Exr.rllcnt condi t ion l;;?;=""""""-';;:----;;=c I ,::.546-8672:=:::;:..· ::."~7~-<::115::::,· ---•12· GA, Auto. GooC!. all-<;hicago King coin-operated FREE To qual home 7 month wks old . 673--2256. Marine Equip. 9035 Want To Live In S900. 5.16-7'294 art 5 EVERYTHING, ft. Prov. COLDSPOT dbl dr around game ·gun, $69. 20 .tiowling ~achine, auto, old t?iale cat, Pt Russian l "''iiiilli'loo~~;:T.o;;c>J::::::.:'.~.:::!.::!::.. _ _.::::::: COSTA MESA ~-· lad. s100· 1w 1 n bed $!5 Bl 5 · Ex I POODLE AKC. Apr ic ot. r AA_, .1 bl , HONDA 1970 CB 450, like kg. u. 1JU.11u . suite. ies re fr i g / l r e e U! r , $225. ga. single, $25. Both xlnt . • _ ~ ea, ue -pt 1 am es e . -male _ 3 months Shots & MISC Electronic re P a i r ,....""ill spaces avai a e now; desk, green velvet Juv seat Frigidaire washer &: dryer, cond. 842-4526. dreiter 115. 213/598-4147. traordinary pet. 962-4l6511/7 Wormed. $35. 64~7. equipment & parls. A!l or If you are serious about buy. newg3~17 or .f!Y.l.2366 &. 2 gr. velvet chaiNi, $125, 540-3048, 3060 Royce, SAVAGE 30-06 left-hailded 4x WALJ. to wall. used green BLACK fem-grey mlle klt-1----------1 part. 642-9201 days; aft 8, inv a mol}iJe home ... Now's 1----------t .ilAssware. turn., too Is , CM. • • .,. scope, checkered ~g t 0 c k , wool carpeting in good con-teu. . & mu.I t!. C9lor.e4 fpll • PUPPlES -$2. Males, 962-4981. the time to see 'cloth•• Sat • Sun dlt· '° -~-1 r-black with \lo'hile. 6 weeks.'~-"'-=~=~--'BAY HARBOR A -s ''' I ' · . "" · • SUPER .~0 d'". _ .. p~ga-Xlot. t.1M. 894-2009:,, ion-J.pprox, y ......... or . .,.wn eat.; .185li .... 'drieh~ 1-,0 .... .c.1.t,"P. uto erv c• 'Chate Blan 10091 Spar ui "' ~ "' r.":" nl $3000 Call • 2-'""' \Vatchdog tyJle, 847·7536 ! rv,...'tl"::J> t" MOBILE HOMES ~-' · au c • daire elec. range; :yellow: SURFBOAJto 6'10" . Rick '0 Y . · • 54 3120 H.B. 847-6533 11/9 ===="-'~-----'--2J lh LEAD IGS & Parts 7-, rvw. F.V., Brookhurst & any hme. MINIATURE ·JJoxie pups, CA.LL &I' -·z 1425 Baker St, (at HarborY • -----~-~---~-1 , Ell. 96&-4m used 2 mo. Sacrifice $125, roundtall, very good con-1===-------1FEMALECatwithtanoollar Q-t.l.J't 1· 11• · 496-2686 or 49J...4l9S. di•"'n. 545-0623. TABLES & matching Cap-and flea collar. Blk/br with purebred, 8 wks. Red-$2.1. FO SALE· Boa .1 6 Costa. ~les.ll 540-9470 VW Engine; Good Cond. : BRUNSWICK C '~ ·1y ~1 ~ eau 546-1"""'. R , t tra1 er 1 ., ,, •• e~rt r ....., -tain's cha.in, % keg bttr striped legs Brookhui'St and v"." ft to 18 ft. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS e 64......,...,3 8 : ~~~l ail/Cal=· t Al'<C, To&y Alie s~s~~G!i::z.iRS e Misc.ell•neous 1600 dispenser, Matching retrig, Adams HB 962--0554 1117 8 AKC registered Samoyed * Call 548-1337 * '68 BROADMOOR 12X56 V\V PARTS ': r uuu es ar1ne. coins Stainless steel Tables. Best male. 5 mo old. Well train-I ==·======= Dutch Clean~ Chassis, Transmissions ii: : &tamps. fl.1ISC: Clothes. toys Reasonable. 1-3 ton Day & Night aJr olr. 833-3526 F~Erl':· ~ hom~ ~C ed. 6!;>-()106 Boat Slip Mooring 9036 $900 do1vn & payments of Bocty parls. &12--0443 & -i..eGw""'L·ESAJ: E&T SAUJNL. ""* 64&.7820 ** conditioning unit, exterior BEAUTIFUL Ch r ! st ma! ~:i.le. :~ia~. ~ ~o~ PUREBRED Minia. Poodl!s. $106.17 per mo DE· UEL ._. VISTA 30" gas rana:e-good, mounting, 230V, s i na:le naturaJ mink coat and ~1679 ll/10 Black & apricots, Reas. 15 TO 30 ft. slips avail. for Hunfinglon Bch area Trailer, Travel 9425 SHOP 301 17th St. HB. or clean cond. $25. Gas vented phase $150. 1-150,000 B.T.U. matctiing hat size l0-l2 like 84~3572. power boats. Also dry * Dlr, 545-8241 * Call anY:tirne 96&-9641. heater, works perfect, $10. oar & Nig~t furnace, ex· new, reasonable ( 714 ) LOOKTNG For a rood home· f ho t & il "!!!!;:;;:;;;:::;;;~:;:~:;;;!!!!!;; ITENT Trlr, Constellation M t 548-9583 t ting $100 1 G f for a 2 yr old grey &: while Standard Poodle Male stora~e or . as tra ers ;;; 3 NEW MODELS mod' ,,, Xlnt -nd. fully SUMATRA Swap ee 1 · enor moon ·. -'!__:_ 536-8736. _ 1 _, M b AKC Cha ·--" 7 . B21yside Vtl]a.ge, 300 E. ... ... ·Every neighbor on street WESTINGHOUSE Doub I e fen & Sattler coml:ilnation l"'='===~--~ n ~ mcue cat. a·y e · mp-si.u=,-.mo S.. eo t H N' ta h l2X60 24X52 24X60 equip, hydraulic brakes. dona ting toys for Chnstmas, door Frost-free refrigerator furnace & air conditioning KELVIN ATOR Freezer, top adults. 540-i943 ll/lO • • 646-00t5 * * as ~ "'Y• P eac · in cool Costa Mesa's delilif , °'644-4~=1~49==-=-c--=-~- Furn. Ooth1ng, Swing set, S4{l ~lJ!Jl Sun &: Mon. unit. 100,000 B.T.U. furnace, openi!'i· SOO. Combination FREE To qualified home: WISH to trade a 35' mooring Greenleaf Mobi le Home Park r, Sewing machine. Games 3 ton A/C unit, 230 v, three r a d 1 o I record player; Poodle-mix male dog. White Horses 8&30 for a 50' mooring. ad· '68 COLEl\'IAN T~nt Trailer, · :table. etc. No junk. Sat on· r.ruST Sell Electric Dryer. 3 phase, exterior mounting. Packard-Bell, S30. Sl:Jfa. 61.1: w/black eyes & nose. Fenc· ---------justment. Ph :W7~932 col-1750 Whittier Ave, 642·13:1(} used 6 mo·s. S475, or best Yrs. Olr:I . Excellent Con-s~ Co ta t M La .brown upho] $20 st2-"""A Sl•blo 'P•"• to' -nt lect. offer. 642-1180 ly. 10-5, 3103 Sumatra Pl., MAJ. n c 1 r. ney or · · ~. eel yanl. 548--0813 11/10 " ._ '" ·-~~-~----di tion ......... 557-3111. N Ba k e ~ 150 ,-Tr•'ple Wt-de Cornell CM. M0-6498. ~ Mrs. Greenman at the: DAI-USED LAPIDARY EQUIP. r c ay ...-*' SLIP avail for up to 2.5' e DRYER GE I · FREE To bird Io v er : • 54~ 5175 • Hillcrest e Flamingo MOVING Sale: Matching • e ectric. LY PILOT, 330 W. Bay, 20" Highland Park diamond Ocean-type bird. Ca I I .>J J cruiser at Newport To\.1:ers. U . rsal A .. A Bro'A'n. Good a>pdition, $35. Costa Mesa saw, used very little. fl) cc~n 1679 ll/IO IDEAL for riding: Well-549-4332 Paramount • nive ~pair of occafiional uiairs M9-354" 20 .. Roe' 1 A--' ,,,,.,r I~=~~---~~ Barrington e Broadmoor $30. ea. lOO% dynel fur .;i. TABLE ~Iod. TV $15. 24" 1pro ap, u""" 1 time tre.ined gelding. 0 w n er *PVT dock for up to 28' C . al S ' 'ouch. $'"" SI•-$80. Consl. TV $25 .. Port TV S25. on}Y· for sale reasonable. 2 FEM. kittens. 1 all blk Jong movini;. 644--0279. motor boat on channel. Geo",,",",',"'• H•,·11-r'"',,t = •w A tlques 1110 64 1909 halr, 1 sm. grey w/1 eye. "' Nauph)'de recliner $50. n Older cash register S20.I=~~=~---~-~ 642-8416 1119 TRANSPORTATION 673-2662 alt 6 p·m CHAPMAN May other 1tems. All like GUNS, Edged weapons & Sewing machine S7. F~I ~10VING to Apt. Must set! MOBILE HOMES new .. 642-9852. other unusual ilef\'\s. Come t1u1~erE&1a81mhpCS~1. Lota more. aJ1most .ne"."' tal•bw1n mo~:~· 8h~,E~ts01~1~;::' ui= _Bo_e_ts_l _Y_•_c_h_l• __ fODD_ Boat R1nt•ls 9038 12331 Beach Blvd., G.G. L[DQ I:;:le moving bale. Wind & browse. 64frl933. ~No. ' · ·1 • 5 ove, picntc e, sprlW~. home. 962..9657 11/9 * 714/530-2930 * 'N Sea belly board. an. 4 . Ne1A'POrt Blvd, Costa CAMPHORATED Oil Hand stroUo.chr. Encyclopedia SACRIFICE due to illness: Rent A Sailboat ~ques, 3 ~ , out~. !'o1esa. Lotion for brick layers $5. \V/9 . yr Od~nlimdited.,, '3e7 f FR.EE pupj>ies. Real cute. :1~~~a~~:r~~.; ~~ Cal 25, sleeps 4, fully equ_iP- Derailer. Sat-SUn ~. Cash TIGER OAK BUFFET SDI. for 9~2 fl. oz. Orders ti.lle.d gervice. s, en s -1 8 lS3 E. Wilson, C · M' Evlnrude Lark ·motor, Push-ped, S30 per day, v.•kdy~; $40 91'11.y, 217 Via Frienze, NB. r.tAHOGANY SEC'Y $500 promptly, Betty Wood. 2369 N.B. Tennis Club charter 646-6939 1119 button shift. Only 60 hrs on Pf!r day 11·knds; $200 per wk. YEAR: 'round beach living. 2 br, l7x35, $90 mo', MUST SELL! $3500 t1r offe r , 64:>.-3017 '*' Fri, Sat & Sun. * * 673--0802 * Santa Ana Ave, Costa 1'1esa. membe~hip. :S325 + trans-\VHITE Siamese, 1 yr. also boat & inotor. Showroom Lcssonl"i incl. 968-4840. Community Gara,;e Sale ~S-0516. fer fee. 642·Ul3, 545-0:.48. kittens. ages 7 wk s . cond! Heavy-duty tr Ir 8X3Q Shasta \\'/10X15 cabana Funuture & appliances. .Sewing Mtchlnts 8120 SIM?.tONS Hlde-a·bed sol!! *HOSPITAL bed-like new 534-3705 11/7 w/extra wheel & tire. Bait Boat Charter 9039 liv'g r'm. nice yard, + Adi! ..232 Robin Hood Pl., C.M. $60. Birch end/tbl &. lamp $5.J.51) LI S.1922 ' S\YEET Elk &: .,,,ht female tank, skis. anchOr & many AVAlLAB FOR CHARTER =P=k=. =~=3=!=02=',,v='=' === '""' SPECIAL 120 Gas log 120 ~·1 ''' lo"• kid & d .,.-. ,·-tuded. 1111,-t•k•• LE, GAi::o "'GE Sale -1V $5. skis ~ ' _._ o~,2ll6 * "'""' \Vallace Ave. C.M, . ~ s s ogs, u-s~ .... 30 CRUITSER ~.,.. lq70 Singer Touch-o-matiC, J ,.~~T~-~~~-;-,,--1'--FiiRE'W(jQr)--546-7308 11/7 everything~ call 545-661H pol"s 12.50 ea, Mini bike $60. Beaut walnut con&0le, S37.5(l I: · FTRE'IVOOD oves & wknds. • 71.4/642-1579 • bil(e $5 &: milC. 644-5965. 54~8238 2 End tables $3.5() each. Very REASON ABLE SMALL Lovable It a Ii an 204I Port Bristol. N.8. sturdy aqua blue couch. + 532-3013 + Greyhounds, to ioocl homes. SINGER Po..,,·er: Gd cond. Good condition needs clean-I ~==c7'"'-'=~---1 ~9723. 1117 ~EIGHBORHOOD G a rage SlOO. Console New power; tng' SZ5. Cost.ll Mesa 645-2S33. CARPET Jaye~. h11ve ihag FREE 32' ·Twin-screw Chris Craft Sips 6 * Delux boat * 548-2434. 636-403-4 * Blcyclts 9225 !)JAN'S 10-speed Schwinn Con!Lnental. Very good con- dition. S3.'i. &16-3578. Trailers, Utility 9450 4x8' BOX TRAI LE It GOOD CONDITION $75. * Coll 642-9873 * =========!.: Trucks 9500 • ' STRIKE POWER \Ve have a goo:.. gtock of :~e':7 ; 1970 G?.1C Camper trucks. ·! Buy now, beat the price : raise. Also Camper combin-: otions and used trucks, UNIVERSITY OLDSMOBILE Sale. Sat &: Sun. l t)'.5 1585 Pd $675-sell s~. 548-57::0 · crpts deal direct, exp in. FREE to id home. (ll BOAnNG Cori&ea. Pl. (Mesa Verdel \VANT TO BUY! VW bus stall, can tin 539-8327 Lovable fem . dog. Great Fly~ng Lttsonl 9 150 9275 2850 Harbor Blvd. CM. Musical with gOOd body & Interior. 827-8740 ' ' w/chldrn. 546-6319 11/10 COURSES •------~·--Mint Biktl Costa Mesa 540-9640 , • .,_, E ngine unimportant. Any · VERY · 1 I bl . LEARN TO FLY GARAGE .»ie Fri. Sat & Instruments 1121 year.· 6424689 ·~ families reseive now~ spec1a. ova e tiger -Small Boat Handling '70 TOYOTA HI LUX PICK-'• ·Sun 9 to 6. Household · Cabin at Mammoth Mn!. kitten needs rood. home. by Low rates, priVate thru com-G&.\f.INI Mini Trail Bike tJP Under factory warranty. ': furnl!ihinas &: trlisc items. 12 Sf.RING GIBSON l/J C,ARAT -35 pis. total Sips 7. Fire.pl, etc. 531-337• 846.3222 U/10 u s Power Squadron mercial. Call alter 5:00 pm. ·50 cc. LlKE NEW $22.i. Can't tell this one from • : •,000 ~. c:M ~3048 Guit•r: Gr1•t Sound I wedding set. Newr been us-dp.ys: M0-0617 eves. FREE to gd homes 6 wk old • • . Tue11, Thur, and Fri. and on Cllll brn·n 6 &: 8 pm, 557·i3Z5. new one. Priced 10 sell . $1899 ~16 LARKSPUR C4M. ml5e Sl25 or Best OUer, PLUS ed. '1l $375, Sell St7s. s0LIO maple dining tbl & darlin& puppies. 962-6401 weekends. SJ0...1370 DELUXE mini bike 3 hp , red LI~. 275vtV. Chick IV!:rson : !furn, poOI table. desk, e.lec Free &et of f!trin&s . 544--061 4/Wlndsor Chrs $75. 6x9 11/10 Tuesday, November 10th l==========o I "''/chron1e, Inc .. •45 E. Co<1st l·!wy., N.B. i ~. antiqUes., Fri * 532-2977 * \VH£E-L Chlllr, cnitches, \\'ool Chinese hOQked rug BOSTON Terrier AKC, mah~. 7:1~ PM Mobll1 Homes 9200 * &12·99j(I * 673-0900 ext. 53 or 54. ~ ;tttru Sunday. ORUJ\IS. Roge_r set. Xln! Stauffer machine, recliner $40 Lmps & Bkcse. 673-6087. Free to gd. b 0 m e . (bring pencil & paper) RODDY 3 hp Briggs·Strat!on '66 GMC, vs, 2 ton 11•/16' t.n-, 'h•'r , ... , ••• ~ m,, c \Jnited Savings Alss'n Triplo W>'do Cornell I Good nd 7 U tNJ BARGAINS Garage con<!. Zlldjian c y m b a Is , q.<7! "' .,.......u, · BRINKTUN Pool table S75. OOS-4528 11/10 11·/he mel, ro , $ 0. sulated v<1n body, 33.000 ' ~ 962-.>14 Community Room Continental • Paramount &14 °'~ •Sale: HousehOld. Toy s , Must •ee. Best o t fer . ' Admir11l color TV, console 3 YR. Old Sm Gennan -<1't"" ml's, Good tires. 557-8208 tc;:lothes. 1594.3 Carla Circle. 962-LI.85. 8 M?.t movie projector $20. 8 $75. Child's lge S\\{ng 5et Shepherd to a:ood home. Orange. Calif. Barrington • Universal ~N=E~ARL=y~,-"-.~Bo~,.-,-,.-m-l-ni' 1 Sat & Sun. :>,m. 847..2250, Sat & Sun . SET Of pearl drums, red, mm Bell & Ho\'•eU movie' $25. ~:>-5412 after 4 pm. 543-l2Sl ll/lO '61 URlCHSEN 25' Cabin ~::i~~!r • •G~=al bike. 3 hp Brii.':gs & St ratton ~.4~1 =c~H=E~v-p=;~,k~U~p-. =-5=,~c~.~d. I "',• ED-r"urniturt Sale. Sa.t. Brand new. Must sell c11_ml"ra-~lO. Geig;r.counter •ORI GI NAL Donald Cnnser. Slps-6, 50 Hrs on eng. $9j. 548-63.'17 tsi...· cam. B&M Hydro. 1:"',-· $3.;i sm ...... boat S35 firm FREE 7 mo min. full blood Chrysll!r Sea ·V Eng, Im· Hillcrest • Cambridge 1 --"'~====~--I ~ lNov. 7. 9-S PM, Mesa Verde be-cause of ear problem!. · ~ ' Armstrong paintings fol poodle. to good home "''/lit· S • "~""~ CHAPMAN 3 MINIBIKES headPrs, no mileage, $300 or ?Uni~ Afetbodist ChurGl'J, $225. 642--0054. 5.1!·7294 waterfall ln Hawaii), 4x4. tie girl, 347.1593 11/10 mac, 4950• M~JW.> * 646-1193 * best offer. 645-1400 '~f ·~--rdes& V!rde. ·r • FENDER amplifier in Go earl $i;, table S15, $500J. 642--9054. 8 «' HOUSEBOAT, X I n t, MOBILE HOMES * '66 CHEVY VAN * NiJatia<;>R Gange·Se.Je Sa.I xJnt cond. chrs ~ke $6. 2 APPROVED commerc.lal FAN Ma~~~n~~21~1970 live·~~~ A~all. ui: ~41~~~ ~A. 8~~~~;~~~~e4h~~d1~'. "'/t'amping unit, r&h, NE:W • ~ SUn. tt'rtiJ <&. 10793 El Ce1 n-Sl50 !>18--8496 . fire eictingui&hers, re~tty l ==,,..;~~-,---1~1~fl~01 1 i'1i··i"i~;::i~i;;.~~;;;;;;;l-•~6'9CGENERJ•~i:-1 548-0733. TIRE.), PAINT & SlIOCKS. • •tro Aw., F.V. Crttn Valey 120 BASS profegg:io~ model CARPET&. Pad, 68 yd!',.Sl charxed. S2l each or 2 tor • w ' DorY. Ll.pstr..,.~-ce<tar · "' -;.:;::::;::"""'""'';;;;:1 ~1~1600~~·':.Co~!r~.~4~94~-n!'.:16~="'1 • ;TnC1."96?:f61· Cellini Accordi1tn, :S 9 5. per yd, nylon pile, lite $4). 6'f5..31'45. ~Allf O:>lored s~ fem . & mahogany, .$50. 24x43'. Dish"'Uhtr awning. Motorcycles 9300 '56 Chev" 1, tnn, 6 C>'i, R/H, : CDM..S..l 10-3,. prn. Linens. Phone 5f<Mi'OS &!!tr S p.m. beige. tnusl sell. 962-$21. • KILBURY SPACE HEAT. :~ :;:i~d"':~9&.U":fiTi~ * Aft 6: -675-0839 * sklrtlng. Set up in' Hunting. I---"'-------camper3 .she.LL $350/tnAke ' ~baby ik1n1, dte£1ff 12 ID 14. STORAGE SHELVES: for ER, newly overhauled, $65. FREE •m·'l .,. •• _ kltty 15' Boat. ll hp Johnson & ton By The Sea, R!llt $75. B1U1~A£q,111SccSe= Good5,_~nd. oUer_ CoaJtJ·lwy &. i\farim ! •.-. Seabrftn: Planot & o-•ns 8130 r.al 13 & S4 MS,.3Jl2 287 .~ -· &ft .. IU --~ • continental trlr. Xtras. $395 $9250. Call Tony 531-8571. ,;,, 1HW t:U. uc.<I or ._,., •• e. · · · ·~ er" pm. Very intdllget1t! Ura:ent! . Dr. Seal Bea ch. 498-..113L ; ~ S FAMtLY ~ ... s.te ALLEN ORGANS NaMau Rd. CM. BLUE Ch\p Sia.mp books ~ U/9 casJ:i. 548--0l4l &tt 5· PERFECT ~D~ir~l.c;64;.~·:;234".'.3~·=~~~-l 'i·54iiCc'iiHEEVVYV,"i6f,-;,i;u,;;<kC-. is·"ib<t;;;-d,·i SAT • SUN. The-m•lt;ian:i -Choloa-Jor..f--LOUN9.E chain U!X> a pair.. $2.50 ea~h. Leather J~ -SHEPffER&Collfe"'TTrir'"°' KAY AK ~El Toro racin; 12 x 57 ln !Iv• star adult l~ H:~~~$~ A:f~; c<1m~!. shPi1..JJ50. J!.by_. +-~' ._ home school churc:h b Elem dsP!TI t·t-O•,~nO:-BeaSIF.~ ~ .. ----· .h di.ng6Yliiffie It plans Sri. park. No pets. Ideal loca-s -pm • '"knd' •-'m &12--9403or ~ ~. , , ' • ~ -WthCll UVf;, f'IOt Ii"""" \1,1( J 5,q2 2958 « .. S 111?"'1 ' f GARAGE SAiX: M<Mn&: clusiVf.ly 1n So. Calli. 11 · . . • PATENT For ult. Child'& childrtn. 492-7344 • 1117 -don In Cosla Pt1eA.. Ph. ' · • ''64. International. Excelle11t 1, ~ .fLJnl A: ~. J.lO s·nua: GOULD MUSIC CO BOY'S Sti!lll'lY bJ.ke S25. chair iet $ • 646-8612. HONDA 1970 Mini Trail 50, cqnditinn, S595 or bt•t. otltr. , !xarbor Rd •• NB. 646--UU. ~ tOU • cau alter 6 or \\'ffkenda.~ + ~1397-.Jte:r 5 * OVERSlZED. Gold recUrwr. adbuts tolO Uxs.2 £X'PANOO, 1 br. cor· like new $175. 4M-92J8, 6-S pm , 1 • TOOllS. bl.by fmtt1ture, 2045" No Ma.in S A fl63..29!S2. fiT.;,.72M eve,,_ 1117 LE~tAN 10 $2!XI Fibera:las~ -nl"r lot. lam pk w/pool, bY 64.2-2"lSLaft.-1:30 p.m. 1006 POR.D-1 Ton 9' F/U fl"_2ilc. 5602 c:Hue Dr. H.B. * 547-0681 ''*. · *MARK V Air Condiuoner, ~~le-Hea\'Y dub' SWlnil F~: ~tte~, a.aL~ ie r rood eond. ftl"ldy to u.il nt\\' marina. $5300. 4~2lS1 '70 TRIUMPH ScrambleNOO, bM. 4 ~pd. 1100 Suputor , j,Frl, S.t & Sun. • Baldwin Compl:~~165•+ * 968-0028 . • va c. 1117 away. 6~$ ~I. QUALITY BUOGER: 1ix50. Tro,., •35hly0.u.,:d.,,,~ ... mo·s. S915. A\-'f. C.i\f. GIJ;)..1691. ' bARAG£ SA.LE. Ewtythinr PIANOS & ORGANS g \VEEK old male kittens to 16' CATAMARAN -Very Nr: Bch. Full Price $6950. ,,,.. t1h•'•''"'ao 1!t56 FORD Pick-Up. Runs :Mllll Go. 1811 ~n ' ~ew &: Used Columb i a, Twoaome , •NICE 9· cola~ {new, 1 good h:lme. 54&-3316 ll/9 fut. Moved north, my loss, Sp/rtnl ~. 5J6.«i6:8 * 196tSUzuki2SO.Xlnloond. ittt•t. Needs body •'Ufk. '.-.e . .'CM. WARD·s BALJ)\\'lN STUDIO TANDEM. fine cond. S?S. ~~Gas stove S 20· RABBIT hu tch call alt 6.' your pin. $496. 548-8452 20x4" 2 'br. "·~k·i.n clotetll. s.>Xi. CaU Wttkdays alter 5, $175. 678-4868 t1r 613-6'12'l. lliASS" Bin TO BOLTS It 1519 Ne'A-l'IOf'l, C.M. 642-&484 Udo T~I. 673--0lM 54&-9390 ll/9 IT Vt.nture.. J:mmaculaff'~ Nearly M~1. Oloice Cl\t _54_8'°4,._,~<~l·~-~~~~-i'64 FORD y;·indow \•an, R&.H, ~!JTS· · ~1' ·• Sf.lH · li9 OPEN SUNDAY Electric. Cement Mi•tr F lre'#ood For Sal• KITTEN. bt.ck femalt.. Part Slps C, lfe11d, Sinlc. Slip . .!lttult park. Lndacpd. * 1970 Hond• 350 * ~blr ~nr. new paint. Trade 'W&lct FOl'Kl Rd., Of. MTERNOONS -l'll, 963.3154 540-9887 -Siam •• Ew'-646-4637 ll/9 $1599, 962.;o&89 ~7009 Xlnt cond, ~. 893-5621 557-4540 ---'-----~-·---------· ,; .... f · .. ·--·-~------------··-- -------------~--------~------------::----======-----------,-------..-, .. ---. : ) ··-. '. .. . ,.,_ • • -._ • 4 -~ -~ • • • ' •• ' •• -_,. --·'"'· ............. ' • • • • .... • ~ .. ~. N--7 1~0 ---. ·.•· ~'L:~_·"". -· ~ ----..... --..... -... :.-. -~ •• l •• : -..1-~_ :~ ... ~--... ·.,..l:lMlr. ;;;-.. ,,~--f"~]c- TRAHSPORTATION TIWISPOR"i'i.ttOil:-·TAANSPORTATION T.RANSPQ~'l'A:r'.10N TRAflSl'ORTATION ·· TRANSPORTATION ., TRAl'ISPORTATI~. ~-~· rT~!!!!~!!A~~=T!!~!!!~T~A~!:~' Trucb 9500 Imported A¥loc -lmportod ·A-9600 l~l'fO'!.A\i!OI -Imported A-NGO lmpo<ted AulM -lmpert..i Alf!Go ·9600 . lmll0f'l4d A""", !60Cli ;•:::m:.:"°":::l·rt~od::;:. :..:":::":.:;"°":::--·_·-=~ '5.1 Dodge, 1% T dump, t&ndem whll. ~pd axle, qui~·~·· ms.....-.. MBZ '66-230 -ill. COlJl'E' Auto-red.Jo ml. Pd Pty. S4JJO. 675--47Sl'or·~- DA1SUN ,FlA'.1' : -_ KARMANN GHIA MG PORSCHE' Tii~lf-VOLKSWAGIN,: ·.'71 .. PICKUP --.-..·..--. . . . --;;,,:;-1 U:MG~n;;;;oil--~.69-912-1...:._, _clu-om_•_;_wh-.., '+8..T~pii :~.T. -'6. ·2··· vw· . !,., -.........----... '62 Karman C2.,000 miles Wpted,, radio. radl"1a Bahama yellow 6 C)l.l OSup. Radio. wtre JMps 9510 ALFA ROMIO '.''FHINK'.~ . heai.r. Immaeulate. An un./blk '· t ~ooo I' .:...... •• -~·~~ '··--• . • . --.....,.--.....,. bell ble I l (UNA.Q9J w .~m er., "'' m a. · .. ,..,...111• •W\-1 -·, ·o•i.µPl '57 Jeep FC 150 )).tr. 4-whJ Used, Low miles, dlr. Step , ~ eva '" lmrnae. i ttm ~11 • $4875. Low milee:. (:n;N ·414) :.:a!l = ::. ''::.. ~: 1!~.~~ ~:~~ ~,~:::er.i~~t~; uJBbrB Ghia · "FRIEDlANDER" · 518-I ... ;;:; · ~.0· Ns23 1 9•u·1·Ns Convenitile; ,,-=.=='=;=;;:::::;:;:=='I spd. eng & trarul. Receotl,y or; fmance. 546-4052 oi NEW.124 CP&. DEMO JJ1SO llAC.H (Hwy. Jt). _ __ _ _ _ -..;.. Roe-t'it VohidOo 9515 rblt. New Pirolli.. 536-3216 <!W-8811. $2795 JljJ~!!i&ill.ll!!!' •. ltMio, NE':-'mi:•o.5fE':V. Au!@rlud Dealer , . Porodie'Audl,.&,TD, ~ati<il\ Bll>t i::::;.v=1s::.1T:.:.OU.;;:R=B::.IG;:::.:i =A=u=s=;;n=N=;H.,;IA""·"'LEYO'i. =.=1 D~i:~~~N . "'RimiANDER'l . $!8'1'~7' . ~ Sal,;.~~ ..... = ]~.R~C':. . '\dfo.t0:'719!'l. REf:MJ~ci,., Ausr1N AMERICA ··"""" "'" .... .,, ..... . -=-. ·:i-7 -. .,. . MG TF ·uoo; *•tiltll °"c"""oAeoSTuntylM.,PON .... RT's' Dir. ;~R1u,Mfili :rit..,. , "IO. -.. .· • W.I' 'ARE·nn:·-SUNDAYS . !Hwy. >ti .. cond, $1600. . · • ·•".""'· '·wire ·-!&. .new . . SHOWCASE toEALER Salu. ~. Pvtl 18S35 2'ach Blvd. ssa:.7366 •·531.am H rb .. V W. 675-mo ~IJlt &: ~temr.-1.a.s. Ra. H--; . .:..b ··y· ·w-· 'i . ' 'FoR ' 'o •' imm:;:a:;...~-~', . Hunt!JtctonBeach N!iV(-.\IS.l;~.lfR\f;. .a 01.f . ~ , '6lMGMi~t-i9,llOOmiAatt. ntera.,,.Countylnc. ~~~''. Rul Sharp. ar our .. ~ ~ ~ Dorido Campers, • 812-'11111. or '50><ll42 liil'liftft.PU 18111 BEAQt JlL.. 8!2-443; ing 11400, . · llOO W. Pa~c ="I'· . .. $1399 · . ;18'1)! 8EACll BL, · llG<IG>I 1:1·:;:,i::-.::is:. 70 DATSUN '68..EIAT llO SPIDER HUNTINGTON BEACH --·~tFRIEDIANDEI"' llUNTINGTOti BEA<HC w:i,u; ~co';:>~ELr 4:'.°'w~ "':!.i,~v.~ 2;;,.~-";:'e~ ~=! t«RCEDES BENi OPEL SUNBEAM -1i1q iucii ':t'!J'' Large S.lectl0tt SELF.CONTAINED.MODELS ance privatc party, Call ~n.;· ' . . '68 o· p·el. '66Sunbeam Roadster .. Bgl,'("66 . 537 . . Of YW Conipen, fll.0.00 to $9195,00 3UIO w. Cout H,.y., NJ!. 54&4052 or .....,11, ·$1'299 · Ll"Ll'l.l'V'LI _ Van$, K~blS. , . ~:-.;:.;~:~~ &42-94<11 511).l'IM '70 2000 "fRIEDlAHDER'' . Wagon New paint, new top, new '66,, Triumph , Spttllre, B-, New·~ THEODORE '67 Sprite tires. CS'l'Zl34) Only · removable hard..,, .. radio lmlriodlah''Ool!Wry :-: ROBINS FORD 4 speed. The ootor ls-red. Like new. Must sen (WP!. "m.:,:c;.~~tt: Fact air oontl. .(BHT ?5S) $1295 · and ,h<alor, TFA 354: 199';. CHICK' JVERSON· a>60 Harbor Blvd. 104) dlr. Will take car in · · -. $1350 ' DON BURNS JIM SCEll!ONS IMPORTS,· · · . · , co.ta Me"' -&lUX>lo 1356 BELJ tradeoolinanoe privatepru--~ .DON B··u·R0;S· . . . 417W.w....,..;.SimtaAna. . . 'IW'··: , $1295 "'· 546-4052 or <"""1. . • : : I'll· Poncho Audi, LTD. VOLKSWAGIN' """1031 Ext iii 0.'6'1 ::. '67 lntemational DON BURNS 1969 <'DR 1tatton wagon. m & ERC . Porscho"Audl, 'LTD; . 1303Wrubor Blvd. ~= ;im.~:PI.\'D. --~ut 4:wtieel ·drive. R & H, • . Ati'to., r&h. ~ w/black M ~::.s 220-S •. ~o~. ~~ Harbo! ill~d,-.6:-16"~ JuatS.of-GardenGrov-.Fwit.-=-• -E!n .;.a52S.L A«c "'-·-• C-OST~.1d&SA -?, Fua in the $!Jn? VH_H 960. P~nche Audi,_ LTD. Int. 14,00ll mi. 1 owner. ' ~ -~a, ~'new, :~ I Just~S. of Garden Grove FWY~ 1964 sunbeam Alpine Convt. -·'6·s·.~:··vw· --·._' -wrre Says amt It. blue 'al i $ 1888 1363_ Harbor Blvd, 636-2.333 $1595. 646-7849. 1311 Clill . -.-air .c:o.nd.. ~FM. lee.~.t' '7Q OPEL G 'f. 102 h 4-tpd top hrdtp to -VY/. Bui AiatQ.'.atk.". ~ i Jwt S. of Gorden Grove Fwy, Dr, N.B. . ' .aatO 11nnrt :ufl Ul>hbl, Pert. e<>nd . lo<;~~ J18a, 4i<lll : .;.i, ile"NIW Fu/. Corid~S59~"°":n "· ' .. -' 1 R4il, .opni'"l\.'woili: :lB.OOo ' MJ KE '6:6 AUSTIN J:l_eaJey Spri.te. '69 Datsun : 510. 2 dCJ?l'. ~4 AUUiorized-:a-.-strvice '4:ve .. SiJ.l,tjoa Isl~. . $2995. 644-2000; • -. -6 pni or wtnx;ts. ' s' . . --' . k ml&, Sl.400: ~. - Mc.CARTHY Motor overhaul«!, new speed. radio and h<ater. ..D.EMD SA''E· · 66 MµICEDES 220 · SE ~ 0 -·q·--' -_ e · '6LVW CAMP,. ER' ·Od tires. Trans "".8Jlls a little ZDV 082, $1295. JIM , . . ~ ('(lnvt. auto, Af>.1-FM, lo m1, ..,., pel Kad~tt Very good 'fJ6 Sunbeam·Ti&et', ~cub-. VUl.V Olhd.. itD95 ll Won'\ work. $495". 833-04S6 SI.EMONS L\1PORTS, 417 1970 _Fiat ~ ~ Cpe. cost ~r _ $10,000, -~.600. cond. $750. 2623 Verano Pl, ineh, radial8.--Xlnt cond. Sac _ · _. . -_. , ·, _ Wt!-.. • . , .... .-1 .BUICK Radio heater gpeclal ex· 549-Ul6 Irvine. 833--0924-.. ' i1500 or-ofr. Day '.. -w· Wa-. Santo Ana. -' . · '-. -. . · ·· · ===;.~~~~=1;-~~/~Eve~-~54~·~ 000~·::;;1 100.% w ....... _~ .. ~~_lo, ·-* * &l~3369 * * "· BMW · ~ust, _ pm. ~trip~: radial .61 Meroedeis BertJ 4-dr aedan -.n ~· v ~ 15,;5() Bcaoh Blvd. '68 1600 ROADSTER tires, .ow "'""'· . 220 SE. ~·-.-·' all 1 .. ~-r PORSCHE --~ T.OYOTA"" Fully Equipped, <Wll'F 171) .... vw,' good knd:. a ... ..,, at Sln Diego F'Ny, --.-u-tho-m~ed-D-lr-.--1 . . · $2795 lnl. $550~'fM_7595 . u;r ----·. -$165. ; -u:-;;_ VW. $115.,M,Al<EOFF~ '-==S94=-"'=1=·=531=·="="°=== sates e Service e Parts Ready to go! dlr, (WEZ TIO) 9625 Garden ~e Blvd. ~IF,2!11 e:ri:t..191 . 165 PORSCHE _, · · · QaU_~ a#_~ pm~ 1" 9520 All Modola to Choooe. From WW take trade or fioanoe 531·1111 · Call Collect 190. SL 1961,· both ..,., ·blk JS6 i;c Cou ~ · nrool. 1968 .. TOYO.TA '-· ·' '· ·''9 -VW--BUG---; Campero Service Monday 'till 7,00 PM -pnwte _P&rg,_ ~~-~-124 -Sport Cpe: -.,,~ '""'' ~ -ti!>. Earth .,;.~: with ·~ .... e Sedan;• fto<lkf, >e~t<)', ~auto H·-· -L -VlY" . . --l!Wu,-xlnt ........ lJ.831!1, -New '71 ·Dcmiiii -·sat~tllrNOOn 4906811. . $1550. """"""' . racl< & tape decli,, YCC-525 ~an•m•5'1on, 17,000 ,r,,.our . :• •. '66 vw s"~:'' 16(l'I OH€', Pickup with ea.mp. COAST IMPORTS f speed. New pai:_lt, A beau-· $3099 · -· ac , . · il$j3~c. WARo52 187rl BEACH-BL, 842-4435 r~M!leulate conditloft.. Ye~ i "· Sale prioo fl()99 dlr. Ot Orange County !no ENGLISH FORD ty! <XLW 235) MG CHICK IV_ ER.SON CHICK IYERSON HUNTINGTON SEACH with pin .1lJ'ipping, new dr)!I <• 438271) WW take oar in 1'IJO w. Pacific C...t Hwy $2495 VW LEASING & eng~ """"nte<ii wlii trade. WCallill tin~~~!2nvate 642-0406 e 5464529 * '58 ENGIJSH FORD DON BU'BNS '66 MGB VW VW e .Tax & Llc. Do\vn clays. L~.$Yl!W'-party. ~ or $100. Motor runs good. ~ w•--~--" d · both ·549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 e ·~ .. 87·..,.;. m· ··onth · · . "".. ! 494-6811 ... ., WJ..,.,_11>.-oYer nve, 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 61 -r--• · CORTINA 646-5ll9 Porsche Audi, LTD. top,, radio, heater, +•peed, l9lO HARBOR BLVQ, ~0 HARBOR BLVD. • 36 -!h-oii!on.·•od·-1 .... -CHICK ·IVl!RSON CAMPER Shells ~·sleepers 13631 Harbor Blvd. 636-2333 A fine buy at this lo\v.pricc. COSTA ME.SA . 1971 VW Bug . ·vw ;1;, al~ ~'."'869'"~.· :.:'.'. SS:. '67 c..o!TINA ...!'.~ FERRARI '"':67' SP°YDER (#lOll14) $1499 '68 912 Targa '6;T~;~.a CHICK ArvERSON 549-3'l!l l'•t. ~ ~r 6'1 .c ~~ tac van camper, 4-FERRARI ''fRIEOlJNOER'' Sds~ed(~~e~Tape 2 Door Hardtop. Automatic, VW l9TO. ~O~VD.i~ spd al 5 t &h, DATSUN Newport lmpOrts Ltd. Or-Super Sharp. 4 speed, dlr. 13750 IUCH (Hwy. ltJ: .eek. . l. d to factory air Cond. Low mile-197D HAJtBOR BLVD. $lm . .f:.~ ~~· r '68 DATSUN PICKUP ange County's only author> (TQC 558) WW take oar in 803-7566 • 537.,61124 sell. age. (XOB 981) COSTA MESA ATTENTION, BUYE~$, ucddealer. tradeorfin•n oe privatepru--$4995 · $l 998 . 1.-tush<tpyoullnda . J.':.if:. ~u:~ ~~ Radio, healer. dlr, 4 speed. ~~~=::.TS ty, fA&405 2 or 494 -681!. -DON BURNS DON BURNS '?r;~~~~~ili :-~; ~= ~ I========' I (WPP 762) Will take car in G42-9405Newport Beac~1764 JAGUAR . ~ Po~sch~udi, LTD. _P:orsche_Audi, LTD. eves, wknds on!)_'~ Auto. Referr•I S.rvlc;' ~ Buggies 9525 -~-.de.-. o~r. __ fin·~-A~vla.te -A-uthotlze<l""Femui nea1er -J-A-GUAR • THINK ~ llifljj'ff Blv · 636-2333 136.ll Harbor Blvd, 636-2333 '64 vw Sqba~k ~ta. waa:. ---t''-"' 'J ~ ;J't~ u.--'t;J"t-<JOJ --''MG'' Ju.t"S. ot.Garden_Grove Ewy_ Ju1rs:-or Gan:ienc rove"'"FWY. $650. 64&-4924. 1980 Ray, -WANTED .~ Up~~/;,.~,"~,~ ~~/booics, •67 Datsun FIAT HEADQUARTERS Ill '66 912 Coupe ITIOIYIOIT16) mond A" •. C.M. '~0~1G:i·;,.:. ~ p&rta &: accessories. Sat & .W ..... on The only authOrlzed JAGUAR 0 (TAX '89) ·~9 VW Variant (sqbk), auto, -.. dealer In the entire""""" ~'FRl.DILANDER" ... owns3"9' 95 . ' --·-u"d Er>gland, 3000 mi'•, and ""' ... -P1nchot. Sun only. Bodies as lo\v .as Automatic. CUDE S9l) Sacri-'69 Fi•t 85~ Spider Area. LU' '71's HERE NOWI LI.Ire new, 8"ffi..'1773 5e303]. Ex1,'6""i";·.l'fs.<lii $75. Short, full Jens::th, ,i;,, pick flee! WU! take trade or flj\.. 4-s~d, new tires, Ahf/FM Compleb.: 1J7SI' ie::..c-N 'CHWY. n1 'ft.ON .B· URNS SEE & DRlVE THEr-.'C . * MUST · $EI.Li * -"68 ...., up:;, ?Jfi4 Anaheim_ Blvd, anCe private party. CaD radio, sport exhaust. (XZU-SALES 893-7~ e 537-6824 U · , A FE\V REMAINING ?O's AT '67 VW Sqrbck * $1200 , " ' -: ·-~.. .l Ana.helm. n4: 639-ll::il. 546-4052or 494-6811. . S3l)' SERVICE, NEW-OSE.~ERV.-;-Porsch• Audi; LTD. · CI,.O~OUT PRIG'ES! · * ·Aft '6i. Sf&:.253,t * '' ,Sq_..'*· "I( ~ e ···s·•No RAIL e . $1599 t l . O::rw.irpowered,copip,re-radioand~~r·~~~-BAUER ;--. ~J;48tS.ofG~ett~Fwy. e.o.n. emi4':__· ~ -·.· , tt'"-*'"~~~w~ " , ... ... . ••• '65 Datsun. -'l!'li<>VI"""· _,.FRIEOlANDER''---. ,,. PAR s. ~. 136.'ll H""'o/ 1?m;:6.16-2333 4· . ' l _ ··· . ''66 V·W ·IUG , wh!t0''r-<th.ii<t'~,..., built eng, sand tir.,. Misc. $695.00. JIM SJ.EM • 13750llACH tHoy. Jtl ·BUI~·· · -. -.. --MG ,---;-:---'65 PORSCHE 912 Roel · IMPORlS · · Medltemu<Wi'green:_Radlo, ·!n&.,.-,VlJR819 ::o wbeell, 2.8'(tra front ends&: J?QRTS. 417 W. Warnri-, . 893-7566 • 537-6824 .. -IN . &tl~!, Servi~, P.ll!fs · S:spd, Maktf ofr.·. 646:0118. · -white Wall. flie!I. (J<EW'493). $16ft_·.._:,;;.. ..'..£ i:e:.&~'."'$450.TJl.&149 Sanl&Ana. ..~ COSTA MESA Immcd;alo!><>llvecy, '66 PORSCH"' 1966 .llarbor, C.M. 646-9303 . SlJ-95,;'' . CHIClf ·IVER!Olf' Dial642-561S"chargott.. -=-=-'----"'E. llths"'"'' All Models CouPe 9i2. s ...... ;,;:,;..;, BIU. MAXEY DON BURMS , ·. ·vvt-· ', Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 96001mpon.d Autos 9600 548-7165 · with black interior, Brand . Porsche ~uJ(."LTD. '549-~ Ext·66 or 61.'-? new Perrelli tires. XYJ474 IJIC>IYIQITIAI 1363! H'ai~r B!vd. ~ 1970 HARBOR·'BLYIJ._ ~ lnsura~ce Too .High? DRiVE-FIAf!--. ' e When you .lri.,1 the Fi1t 15 1 0 Spider you 911 th1 r11I of sport cir Clriving witliout -del'ltin9 your b11d91t. You le1I the roed e!!d en joy it. P1rticip1t. 111 .._, 11'19in11rin1 of 1 r11lly fine 1porh "'' rid1. And yo11 know why • Spid1r .1t1h only tw-;t'1 the plec:e f(I be • co11pl1I Good to know th1t Wh1n you clriv1 1 fi1t it's 1!1 th1r1; tll1 111w SI hp civ•rh1H •llY• •~in•. d11h t1dtotr1•+1r, th1 fully •cliutt1bl1 buck1t t11ti, tli1 front wh11I disc br•~••· r11clial tir•t incl tl.1 fult'f 1yndlrcirn•thM four-1p1ed •tick thift. G1f th1 joy cif drlYin9-nowl Fietl c;olt ltll to inlurt. How dotl fiet do it for tht prict? Hurry! Only 7 Executive Demo's Left u;",W as:ow SPORT COUPE AM aHlo, l\Hi1I Tires, All Flit btr11 At No E11fl'1 Coit~ #19771, 4,700 octuil '"""· u~PllCI $1B95 Bill Jones' • IMIS'l'll .NIW IHtlTJl NIW -1970 124 1970 FIAT SPORT COUPE 124 'IS" AM/FM Rl tllo, •• ~.rfim, -A"M7FM Radl0t •~n, ... All R1t Eq11i""•1t. #0127'1.. All fl1 t-f1.ilpm11i.t, •717• 190 ... 140. U.UPIJCI SALi-NiCi $2995 $1895· F · I A T . B. J" SPORTCAR CENTER . ,, ' 2133 HARllOlt, COSTA MESA 5*4491 Visit Our H"I" Now Ports & Service Deiit. 16 Stiffs Sinilcl,. AR Sportl-& Foreign (or.- ·HILLMAN $3399 • _ __ •• J"'tS.ofGUd.,.GroveFwy. COSTA MESA - •59 HILLMAN Hu•k;e w/!6l CHICK· IVERSON 1.~1 BEACH BLVD. '66 VW, new tlreo, new VW Fut Bacl< .... Prl"!!ll Sunbeam Alpine eng, auai .3100 W, Coast Hwy .• N.B. • VW · Hunt. Beech 147..a555 brakes, many extras, ·Xlnt party. Belt reuon&ble Gt. catbs ·headers ·cu&tom int.· 6112-9405 540-1764 lintN.ofOiutffwy.ClllBdl cond,$975.af•" 54&-0083 __ -fer:536-4936. ·-~ Good~M~--------549:303l -Ext."6S or 67 '68 ""'-·ota Coro-Coupe, -'69 VW, 24,000 ml, ""·-'64 MGB 1970 HARBOR BLVD. '"3 ..... vw. '63. sunroof. Gd. ('(Ind. ... -w- 11========= Wire-wheell, radio, heater;4-COSTA MESA aut~ti!:, radio and healer, $675. Private party, xtras. $1600. .:!-'.CARMANN GHIA speed_ A fine automobile? WJJ 169, $139'3.00 JIM &tZ-3235 * 64.2-591!t :tr' CISB-TIO) '66 912, RED w/blk inter., SLEMONS IMPORTS 417 '65 VW 81.1g, $600_ Green 81.7 ' '68 Karman Ghio $1199 Com mats, Loade d! \V. Warl)(>r, Sant.a Ana: 61 VW 2 dr. Rebuilt eng. BQC. no c"e ......... 2415 1-Despera! • Tom, 673-2050 Excellent lransp $375 '' ••.1 '"""t' "FRIEDLANDER" "" ...,:;;... . ' '67 To;.>ta Cororn>, 4 do!>r, e 962-1782 e St., N.B. '· I ~~~~--,,~---1 must see to a ppreciate. Lie. 1963 Camper-Body bent, but $325. 1959 VW Ghia. ·-'64 ·c· Coup· e TYZ 819. $1195. J'I~ motor le interior O.K. $650 real aood. ·Ph: 642-2938 or . SL.EMONS IMPORTS, 417 64>2284 • Strong engine. tRSP 812) W. Warner Santa Ana. · or 0~ &73.-2966. · · -==,.,·,...·====,....I 100% Warranty, Ttadio, Poppy red, CVZZ 086), Prioed tD ""· •71 CORO'; • Wagon RIH, '69 VW bug, red, still under 1960 · YW . BU.G ; $259·5 -,,,.m.ntY; Xlm cond; ·11600. 11e• """'·-·mag wheet.,·wt.de I ..!!~~~~~~~~j air, 4 spd. Must sae., gOt 4~12i3: · -... .D.ON· BU.RN. S Co. car. Only '100 mi $2'l50. oval tires, new engine"""".· $1699 . NOW'S THE . TIM£ FOR- 'i)UICK CASH ·. THROUGH A D'AIL Y .PILOT WANT· AD '642•5678 : 962-1000 .P'rl Pty. '6.1 VOLKSWAGEN arrtefd tor-90 days'\i. l:FT17 Porocho Audi, LTD. . GOOD CONDlTtQ/11550, .• . $799 . ;~ : ~t:i's~~~~'~;,,~;:, TlUUMPH • ~:'v;ani..s C~CK IVE~~ Harbour v~w. 196S-912. yellow.. K.'•. ·"· i '66·fR.·4A SACRIFICE' . ~ ... 'IV( ·-·· . * 557""4036 * '5G-JQ31 :SXt". 66l>r 67 shocks, a ir, AM/FM $3950 . -- l87ll BEACH BL. 842-4435 Pvf ply. 673-$00. · · Road~tcr. J}rJtish r a Ci n.i '65 'VW'Cairiper, 1diik,-·?ifrig, 1970 ~AROOn: BL\70. -1 Sell' the old ~·thtf. BUy t~ new green. _<YRD006) l'iew tirea, extra. ·aharp! ·-·-COSTA ME.SA · " stuff You can do' both .thrJ $1595 ST499. '84&;-50')3. _-'&I BUS w I '67 eng;·Seata. · DAlLY PILOT Wanl Ads. DQN·.B.URNS '69VW F .. tba<k, fully .auto., r&dio, ,.....,, clean,·~ 'HUN'I'INGTON BEACH Dll&-A-LINES. . 64Z-5678 , Iuel injection, R11J, xln't ed to· $995. 544-SOJ.l _ · ,·-llP~lmooi;iiii~rt~ed;iiiiA~· "ii'°"~-~-.· ~--~;;lin~po~·rt~oc1~· ~A~utos;·;.mi'~'°°~ii·ii .. ii·~··~•~A~ut~·~·-9~6~ooil ~orsCh9 ~f, LT!). conct. 5'f8-4708. e '66 vw Bue $800 .-l36J~ H~i:~ ~d. 63&-+i33 * 'e8 BUG: .Lo _ml, Xlnt Good o:fudiUon. Cill -after S. Just S. of Gi.rden Gmve ~. Cond. Movlng-Mus.t Sac! ~7796. -· _ Volvo AND T. o·'yor-A·. y· RADE 1NS" TR;§; 1961 Blue w/white 544-.1896 eve.* '51 vw convt. stiont .. a.n . . . . . . . hard. top •. mo at bot olr. MONEr .. JN YOUR l4'0 'see "ll 819 R""""'""' 540-4TI3 .a!t,; POCKET! A'f!• !ffi '\ $1595 . . $895 -. :J961 Toyot• Coro•1t1 H."T. Cp1. JI:,. H,. . J964 _VW, ,.d!o, heifer.-4-1peed. eutomefic:. Riel cl•tl'lo (WfDOI)) , : $1 .795 . $1095 ·. 1969 Joyota Corol'le H.T. Cpe. JI ,, H., 1966 v'W f e1tb•clr. R., H.1 <II-speed. A11to111etie. IXWZ174> IRYS_7151 -"-~~-~~~-~ $1195 $1595' ,1961 D1h11fl 110 Sed. H .. '4·1p•ed. (VtY -1967 Vo1¥0 122 W19ofl. R., H., 4-Speid, 6101 5h't rp. IVEJ:ili4} _ ·51495 $1595 .-' 1966.M_G I ~th'. R ... H., 4·1pti.d, wit• '1969 Toyot• Cotoll1. W19011, H., 4-lp•M. ·wfrrMlt. fT£H9051 -CXHL54~) -• _ $l695 . -'$1095,. lf61 Toyot1 Coro11• SM.-1\., -H. Sti.tl. • fVOR614l $1595 ... .i 961 Trlumpt.;_"""Tll4A Rod.ff. R., H., 4.' 'tt61 Toyote Cort1n1 H.T. cp.. k.., H., 4o 1p11d. IRS, low mll11. IXDF911 I -· 1pt.d, oir col'cl. IWPC6501 . u~tf.WiA ·IMPORTS 1.988 HARBOR ' 'LVD. cOsTIJtESI . . eaea_ • Y ou;ve Seen ·Tne ·-Rest ,: Now · See ·11ie Best! '62 CORVAIR Std1n, •ufom•tic - tr1n1m11tion. ( IEM-9901 $369 '62 ct(LvY 11 WAG •. C~mpl•hly r1b11ilt • .,,;,.., ' -Nilw p11 1ftt,:,.,,u., "••••i. ----------'·~·~·-, '1vtolftlff* fr1n1. A•fiM littl• $9CJ5 '~ ~ADILLA~ l).e Viii-$795 w_efoftl· IKFX-4411 · . ." . SM1n, fvll P""""' mr.-· . . '8.2~ FORD Galuf1_ .500 ·$5fl5 *•'• he·, •. <NND·f2J} 1 dr. ~.l. l1dio, ~.t.r,· · 7, , 111tolftott. tr•n.. · • '. 66 DATSUN WAS.· t1195 :v-,,., 'Ii•• owt <RVS.t11> · • : l1dr.; ho••1t • ..,,.,,,,,_hfv, . . '67 VW BUG ·$ 'L) 9 pol...W. LH::1 ...,,1 CStu.t6t) , ~ ·a~l!f:he.-Mr; 4 .. ,...d. ~ -~ I '67 MUSTANG-""',.......~,..,-eo..--. . .,.. ~....,-..... . · • ~1795 ilff• -..,1toutl CXJE-2211' · _., .. : Avtorn1tic tf1M. V/t . T." ,61 V'LIANT . $18.9. ""' elo1n ·~ •rid 1t"111 -"' -· · 1nl1r f11ciorv w1rr~nty. . . 2 dr; H.T~ ~1cllo, h11t1r, • IVW,.,__1171 . _--1Jr l#MliNonh19. "1•1 • -•' --..,.------·-~--·-totl *•tf C:JTU.f4J:J-,..~---... -."-... ._ ·1-; '63 CflEVROLET lmpol1 $795 •67 TRIUMPH GT-6 $) 795 Wldlo, h•.i+.r, •ufom1tti• A,41,o, lt11t1r, 4.,,.ff, • ~ . tr1n1. V/I, t111t1 tniitl -, , A cut1·llttl1 cir incl 111. • - -• -.!·~ 1A-tx'-"l1"6t·. -1xull1nt conclitio11. IUON·Otl) ---m -~--.. arcu~ -' . . . l ,. • -----------~--=---- RAH~l'OR fA flON r RA RTA 1 N TRANSPORTATION i~SPORTATION 'TRANSPORTATION I TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORT~ON TRANSPORTATION TRANS.PORTATION f l:l·.,,,=-..;..;.,;..od_C_a_rt ___ ,... -l lmporttd Autos -R-Cars, Rods 9620 Autos Wanttd 9700 AYtos Wonlod 9700 Auto Lu olng M10 Uoad Cars -Uoad Cars 9900 ~std Cars 9900 DAILY PILOT S.t...,.1, N°"mbtt 7, 1970 : VOLKSWA&EN VOLVO I RC'.;;:...":..,;: ~ ';!. "i LATE MODEL WE PAY CASH LEASE WE BUY CADILLAC CHEVROLET rmspenskm. W/transportt'r CADILLACS A l'iEW 1!111 CARS Ch•v. '61 lm,.IJ SS '66 vw Sedan lOOt;O \V1UTanty. Radio. (RUF 081) $1077 \.IV'l.lllLI .,.. .... ,, ""· Alt • pm, WANTED FOR YOUR CAR PINTO -CADILLACS 70's 3ZT v~ .~ ''""''11on'""· · 1HMll ; &tS-1465. le ANY OTIIER $50.00 mo. #~ 'K-.. po'wer sieer., po""-er brakes, LATE ~tODEl.. ('6 mo.) 2100 11.~ ~·~ "''"'°' L S k of~. I' .. ~nvj -r. auto. traN. 'VOLVO' ~10 GENERAL MOTORS CAR CONNELL _.....,,. Df" .... VW"V'tUU •rge1t toe ..,,... 1ty "''v ·-Sport C•rl 1111 • nd ''""" extras. (\\'t'S;i!l'f) =;c.;...="'----"'- 1 SEE CHUCK TRAPP OR open e Cadillacs In Orange " ..... .r 51775 • '66 Ford O>rtioa GT < cyl. BILL MAC CRACKEN CHEVROLET RENT BUICK County ''fRIEOLAND£R'' ~~i!t, co~~Ne;~~'. ~ . Naben Cadillac 28'.8 Harbor Blvd. A :i~gn Cpe DeVllles, Sed. DeVilles Det~e;1dy 5;.~i~ 1; •~• '""'" '"'"· •• Ji,m, 494-Z125. I 2600 HARBOR BLVD., Coota...,. """"" $4 DAY '69 Electra 225 •nd El "°'""°' HUN:r lNGTON BEACH 893-7566 e 537-6824 Costa Mesa WE PAV TOP Full ~r. air cond., vtnyl 1963 through 1970 Chryiler . Plymouth NEW-OSED-SERV. I Antiques, Cl111 lc1 9615 540-9100 Open SUnday CASH AND top, AM/Jo~M. t•l0604), Plu1 Many Other Fine cars. 16661 Beach Blvd., H.B. ------.-. WE PAY TOP DOLLAR 4¢ MILE $3788 ALL SALE PRICED f>I0.5164 • 8'2-0631 ......._....._. • '35 Ford. 3.window coupe. FOR TOP USED CARS PUT A LITTLE MIKE VOLVO Chovy ""!.:'457 II YOU' "' " exll'a cl•an, lo' uted "°"' 6 tnJcl<s j""t KICK IN YOUR NABERS CADILLAC '69 CAMARO Harbour v .w. '71 '• HERE NOWI TIME FOR ... u~~:Jk BUICK call us .... -.. umai.. THELOIFDEO! RE McCARTHY 2600 HARBOR BLVD vs. automatio, "'''''"' bluo, SEE ORNE THEM GROTH CH£YROL£T ., ·air C..'Ond. poy.·er 11tecring, : J87ll BEACH BL 11424435 .. 234 E. llth St. ROBINS FORD BUICK -COSTA MESA dt~. (QeS 241) Will "'' HUNTINGTON.BEACH AFY.\VREMAINING70'.1 AT "UICK CASH Costa fl.1esa M&-1765 . ~HARBOR BLVD M0-9100 OPEN SUNDAY ·-.t-or financeprivalepat· CLO~EOUT PRICES T Ji\1PORTS WANTED Ask ror Sales 'fanager · ., 15550 Beach Blvd. u...,., '67 VW BUG f;j L ·-· Bea•h BJ·". COSTA MESA '' <--D;-r~. '66 CAD, =•· El Dorado -ty, 54&4052 ., 4'\.68U. m.'k i...uty. Radi" U"'.. D""" f.IDiA• Orange Counties .166.i..a ... vu 641-0010 __,, -•v · -~ all pwr climate control 2-d ~ THROUGH A TOP s BUYER Huntington Beach 89-l.J341 • 531-2450 AAt/FM 'st · . ' '68 Chevelle f\1alibu, r W-6081 KI 9-3.'Ul. But it-Sell lt-Trade 1t ereo, cruise con-hn:ltp 3Zl 4·spd tr 000 Sac:rifiOI!! (VOE 310) Take IMPORTS DAILY PILOT BILL MAXEY roYOTA kJt It' all vailabl '69 BUICK Electra 225, 4 dr. trol, tilt & tele, steering ., ·~Q ...... · Must ~ll Best 18881 Beach Blvd. , . -see -• 5 a .. e Air cond. Desert gold. Full whl pide-matic, twilite mi s, ~-..... ' small dawn \Viii finaoce 1966 H bo C f\f 646-9303 ll. Beach. Ph. 847-8555 rr S Beach hoUse time. Bli· thru Dally Pilot Classified pwt. Tilt atrg whl. 4 way 11eni. $1995. &i2·24U or ofler. 673-rn7 pvt. pty. Call Sid dlr. 540-3100 ar r. · · WANT AD _ , J gest Rleclk>n ever! See the ads. Plaa: )'CMir ad seat. Sharp! Pvt Ply. 5'15-0548 • 1967 EL camioo, auto, R/H. or 49f..'l506 aft 10 &m. I Call &U-5678 A: charie it. DAI""Y l'CLOT WANT ADS. &eetion now! now •• call direct 642-5678 ti.lust sell• 546-3086 , . Low miles. 1700 superior l===='====,.;.==========~========--========--========-========-1.;';~~· ==~~~.~1 68 . Cad El Dora~. Silver Ave, C.M. 66-1691 910DNew C•n 9800New C•rs 9800New Cers 9100New C•n ·flOO 66 BUICK SABRE: Lo m1, Mist, compl equip. Stereo _;,;_c.c....;~=='°""--1 AT JOHNSON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY $ <ONE DOLLAR) Over Factory Invoice ON ALL 1970 MERCURY MONTE~OS 11 ! I That's Right Only On• .Dollar Over Fadorj Invoice. Fadory Invoice Displayed On All Montego 2 Drs., & 4 Doors. ONLY 11 LEn, HURRY! . . -IMMEDIATE DELIVERY ON ALL " 1'971 LINCOtl -~MEIOURYS ! . . ' WE HAVE A GOOD SELECTION! NICEST USED CARS IN ORANGE COUNTY Over 50 To Choose From f 64 CONTINENT AL 4 DR. 5999 Full poweT, factory air. Runs good, clean. Lie. RAC 889 .. I f 68 CONTINENTAL $3555 ' Cl,)t' •. Thc CSSCTI{'l' of lU."<Ul"y, fully power (!Quipped, leather interior, factory air, Landau top. Sl~l"f'O tape lilt stt"'('rin&: 'vhccl. Lie. XEW 3.1 l. . f 68 CHEVROLn IMPALA $1777 , 2 Dr. H.T. Beautiful maroon w/, black interior. Automatic, P.S., R .• H .. white walls. etc. \Veil malnttilned. CYRU524) I '65 ceMn CALIENTE 5966 Con\·ertibk, automatic tra.ns- mission. radio. heater, power steerlnd;lSW<!r brakes, very cleB.ll. 885. I I 66 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN $1055 S tatton. \Va gon. VS, automil.tle • t.ransm1ssion. radio, hratl't'. power steering, etc. Runs good. SAA 866 I . '65 OLDS 98 $1188 4 Dr. Hardtop. Full&: com- pJete power includin~ till wheel. Beautiful condlUon. REG 736 I '67 COUtiAR $1666 Automatic transmission. po\\'• er ii;t~ing, factory air. radio, hE'ater, xtra clcllII, (TUX190) I I 68 CADILLAC $3591 Convertible. Full J'IO"·rr includ- ing factory air. Lie. VZD 123 • I f 68 OLDSMOllLE Della 81 $2333 2 Dr. Hardtop. Automatic lransmissioi:i. radio, heat.rr, r,:\ver stl"ering, factory air. ndllu roof. Immaculate t hru-out VGY M9. I I 66 FORD GALAXIE $999 4 Dr. Autontatic transmis,;ion, radio: heater. J)()\vcr steering, factory nir; {RTR487) . ' ns_on.so-n (1 Mile South of S•n Diego Freew1y) lLDOO~®lL~ ©®~ii'D~~~ii'b.\~ I ~b.\[ffifil ]JI[ I 540-5630 COSJA MESA 2626 Har.bor Blvd. 642·0981 THREE GENERATIONS IN T HE AVTOMOBILE BVSINESS • • THI OlDIST ESTAIUSHI~ "PACTORT DIRECT" LINCOLN·MERCURY DEALER IN OltANtil COUNTY .. X1nt cond. PIS P/8, Fae/ tape deck, 4 nu tires, $4.375. '66 OIEVY 11 air. $1500. 548.656o Call Sat fWPH597) Call Bayshore 4 SPD. $875. & Sun. 1.1oton, 642-40U. * * 5484193 * * '70 SPORT WAGON ·Like '68 EL Dorado. air c:ond. '61 L'1PALA 3'18 Cu In. Quad, new, ps/pb, air. $3500. leather Inter, vinyl top. all 4-spd. Gd Cond. $300 or Bst S<la.9419 or 644-0637 pwr, 33,000 mi's. Like new. ;O;''~·;.":::",c.'':.:";:,·-:,.-::,--::::I ·~'10,,.-;B:;:UC;;JCK~,;Skye:71,3,k,=:<~D,:-.1 ,-;M=•k=o=o=JJ'='·=5'=1=-9=3'=9== '67 EL Camino 41, mi. nu Hrdtp. 3*lO miles. I -tire!I Ai\1/f'M 327/4 11pced -$3200. * Call "'"""' CA"'ARO lt900 6'2.-0719 '68·Riviera, all lactorycpt's, ., --t *** '62 CHEVY II*** mags, landau top. Orig own. Camaro 61 Conver • RUNS GOOD er. 'tit whl. Aft G, 644-5576. 327 V-& i;iower steer./b1'8kes, $l9~ 494-7318 . auto. trans. etc., etc. {l.J. i~· 1 pal , , "·•t offer '67 Jµviera. Excellent con-678; _ ""'1 m a •o-ur. co: • • ·dition. Vinyl top & extras $1595 4~9~3. 13."Ai C e rr i tos , $2450. 540-0206. -Detailed, Serviced & Laguna Beach .. Ready To Go CHEV. '67 Malibu 2 dr. CADILLAC HUNTINGTON BEACH hcdtp. V;"~to, R&H, xlo'l --------1 Chrysler· Plymouth. cond. 64->-· •70· El Dorado ·1s66l'Bea<:h Btvd ., H.B. * '"" "-"' ""•''· ~64 e 842-'1631 Good transportattvn. Full Power • Loaded. (521 ADC) STJO. 546-6)68 $6988 CHEVROLET '65 QIEVROLET IMPALA CJ..EAN, NEW TIRES, ;750. MIKE McCARTHY BUICK * 49UJTI3 * "69 CHEV. Nova 2 dr. Radio· 1 --=~==c-=I 6 cyl. Stick. T;il)) mi. Like 1964 EL CA..'11NO. N~w new! Slr.:iO. st!}-1364 engine, tires. e~_r&h, air. • '64 Chevy Impala con-Xlnt cond. 646-a v"ertible. Very clean w/good THE SUN NEVER ~ on 15.'>50 Beach Blvd. at San Diego f'rwy. 894-3341 • SJJ.2450 "68 Cadillac Coupe de ·Ville .. t o\\'liCr. fully equipped. Lo mi, like new. $3990. 54&-7224 aft~r 7 '64 FLEETWOOD. Jm mac, 1 family sd, l\1ech xlnt, ·'Nu tires. 1\fust see! $ 9 9 5 . 67:Hl621 tires. $625. 557-3615 Pilot Classified LOOK! WHAT WE -HAVE FOR YOU 150 USED CARS TO CHOOSE FROM 9900 MUST sell, $33JO. Beautiful '68 Cad CdV. Vinyl top, leather int., almost new titts-29,000 mi. 496-6254. '61 PLYMOUTH W-v.t. Iulo. tr1n1 .• IKIOfY •Ir condl-lk>olf>9, -slttfll'l!I, r..:ho, lle~ter, tlroted gllt1s. OK In tw<ywl'f. H1ro car to Hnd. Llc11<1se XFL·411. s1999 '69 CADILLAC COUPE Air. White. Leisure Worid. $4350. 837-7856 * ~ Cal!illac 4 dr hrdtp, gd \'Ond. l gd tires. $175.. Call 5«).20'l9. '70 CAD Coupe de Ville • 1'500 mi. Like new. $6000. 644-0328 "68 CADILLAC Fleetwood Brougham. Sacrifice $3500. * Call 673-4153 '66 Fleetwood, Xlnt cond, Lo mi's. $2300. 644 -8292, 644-5924. • 1969 Cadillac. Doctor's car. all extras. 644-1641 or 675--0451 1968 De Villl". Black, leather int. AM/FM 11tereo, All xtras. 644-2871 THE "'Yellow Pages" of classified .•• Daily Pilot SeNice Directory. Check it for the J1Crvitt yoo need. '67 MUSTANG ''5 IMPALA Coow.-tlble v.1. Automallc tr1nsmiuion, r..Slo, Pli!lllr. L~11 lOSADX. '64 MERC. Callaate V·I, ~ 1pe.ed, r1dlo, Plleeter. Llcen11 HWK·l.St. ~.1499 $699 $699 -Imported Autos 96001mportod A,'!tOI 9600 WE HAVE THE BEST SELECTION OF BMW's IN DRANGEt COUNTY • 16GO'• • 2002 REPEAT PERFORMANCE ..... ·-·-cs e ALL COLOl.I e ALLMODILS e IMMIDIATI DI LIYllY % of BMW owners repe•t the purchese. ybe you should find out why. See us for he frH booklet, "33 Reasons Why BMW 11 Batter". Or Hk for Iha kay you'll get tho esu ... PERFORMANCE SPECIAL '63 vw Col!'lplet1lv r•li11ilt Ponch• •Pt9i111. l•11 ih1n 200 l!'lil•1 190. R•dio, h•1ler. tr•n1it· tori11d i9nition. IS0x14 Goody11r Wid1 0..111 with 11'1191 111d Cihir111 to )117 .'ite1 in front. Plu1 m111y, ll'llllY r1tin9 oplio111. 'Sf KARMANN tiHIA "CLASSIC" Co""· 29.000 01i9in1I ll'lil••· This b•euty ;, i11 1howroOl!'I col!d. throu9houl. O ri9in1I p1i11f & i11t•rior, r1dio 111d h••+••· IGFU -9461 '61 PIAT 150 Spid•r, 'l 4,..,. ~Mio, t.Nhr. •ltr• 1h1rpl fWT?.6111 LIKE NEW '41 MIRCIDIS $2195 2000. Air c0Mlitfo11l"9. . Coll'lpl1t1Jy Nb11ilt •ftflM. . • R1dio, h11te;, 4-ijN.,d, ftn1 l!'l1ch111iul coN. IY)(U.fl S) '70 YW CAMPER I IOV AC/DC outl1t1, r•f•r., w1lk #irou9lt · 111h, b•1utiful c1mp1rl low mil11 1Jt911NI '68 TRIUMPH Spiffir1 M• Ill wilh 1 remo.,1 bl1 h1rd!op, wit• wheel1, 0"1rclri.,~. IZNJ.2941 ' $AVE 51295 TWO T(I CHOOSE FROM Two '69 IMW'1 2002 ind 1600. 4-•P••d, fully •quip,.d. R1di1I ti111. pric•d 10 low, you would11'f Mli•"•·it. (#)6471 (#49701, '$AVE •1dio, h11ter, •·•P"-'· '6' IMW $~ 995 F1ctory ~11ipecl. IQ..V.0t27) . . PL'US A LARM SILICTION OF DOMESTIC TllADH TO DIALERS AND THI PUii.iC • AT WHOUSALI PRICES l ee Berfottl'• T&M MOTORS IOll GARDIN GROVE ILVO. U.Lll OP1M SUNDAY PA11S, SH'1CI TUQ .. THUIS,. TfLL l :ff 1JW1M C~ ... L•ef ...... lt1•1111 . ' .. . . . . DAILY PILOT TU,.Sl!Olt1'A'l'ION , ~ TUl'llPORJA~ ~ T~SPOllTATION ,-TRµ!SPOllTA'tlON --TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION -TRANIPORTATl!)lt "'flltANIPOll~ATION U.ed cars 9900 u':.z C1 r1 x :-... ftOO Q·nc1car. "°° Uteei"far1 -~· 9900 Uffd Cari 9900 U..d Car8 . -ttfo OMd C1r1 9900 Ustd Cars 9900 Vted C•r• CHEVRGl:JT "I llOU: ··-r!?RD --·--·FORD , MUCURY MUSTANG MUSTANG . PLYMOUTH PONTIAC l -.-6-B_E_l __,C_a_m_l"..,._--1~~11'0-P~lll-U-lM~. -,= Ford '61rc .. 1~ 500 . '65 Eomolinol<Am"'' '''"· 19"0 u--cury '67 Mustang '68 MUSTANG na 'I -4-dr, ~· y..s, .PO\\ct 'u:cr.. XJnt cond.-N'~-bioci. $950. ,. .._.. 1837228) ~liJikes._auto. tram .. '&t 6: t m:Go64, aft 6: Cyclone llnrd1op, <h\'lW<! by little old Like IM'\\'! Autontallc,·poy.-Cr 1967 E'Uty JIJ 38l , engine, auto, ·air, P/$, P/8, 2 dr. SIOIS. 549--2430. aft, 6 pn1. • W68 l.£r.1ANS • Xlnt condl Exttas! $2095. · ~ !'61-8325 arter 5 11 $1399 Sor • , .. rad.(1itr1.~ u.·1; tires, Mall)' ~1100. ConipeH!lon oranae v.•ith con.. 11chool 1eachtr, 29.IXXI actuRI 1:ceri1u:, IM'\\' 11.n.-H, dlr. BILL YATES CLES..ANAU»C!YSE_. 8 P,.. -..,,~RS x~~ .. ~XSTJ$n$0 ·63, Ford v.an. Delux Club . tra.st\11.l: black Jnterlor .. 0111_y mill.'$, tUOF1il 2J ?itust i;cll! t\\'JD tiQ!lJ \Vill tnkc trade or '70 SA'FWJTE: 2-Dr. auto, \'inyl . top. Xlnt C.o n d , &lfr15!1, 5'14-88'Jo/PJtt. 48. '69 BEiiVEO~RE Wa&on PIS Autottrans, R/H, 5 yr \\'arTanty, 8*lO ml. $2500, P1rt Pty: Aft 5 • ~9 RAMBLER i Call Sid dlr. 5-10-3100 or 1,·""••·-pc· .. 81 , t Detailed Serviced & \\a:n, lo ml•· ~· 3 seal&, driven 7000 miles, &1111 1n "" ...... 1~ c pa ~. VOLKSWAGEN THEODORE Rf. d T Co xtra. tank1, top: cood, Must fRctory warranty, Full lac-'194-T:.i06 afl lO ani. MG-10:12 or 49'1-6811. ,,.,, va11, Road ROBINS ·FORD HONT1 .."a~oN BEACH "''· 0"' 114'""'· '0 "' "'"''""' '""'""'"" • '67 Mustang OLDSMOBILE '66 RAJ\1BLER Amertcq wagon. Good conrlltlon .. Autoinatic. $79.\. 968-23TI. •·-'""''ea ... ;.......... X8 H&tbor Blvd. Ch I Pl th speed traM. Lie, l28ASJ. -· ·-~--~ nrys er. ymou INTERNA.TIONAL $2399 vs, •utomauc, ... ,.. "''· 83T48001493-4;n/•~,,., eo.1. "'"" i~ .~'':.~';-:'~0::~· CHICK IYERSON "'w ""''· cqry '"'' """ '66 Cutlass ·10 Mallbu SS 'B6 FAIRii: wacnN 1 -.,.~.,...,~====:--;66 YW ::!~.";', ;;:..-::~~~:. ;!'. ' Il<x" Hardtop c., •• ,_ A,, .. VI, loaded + air ~n4t.1~w. , ~ r,T:'1 '64 fOROI WAGON l..._rnati•onol 549-3031 E.xt. r.6 or 61 ty. 5464052 or ~_9f..68U. matic, 1.011·cr llt~rihg, ra- P.ONTIAC STUDEBAKER e 'SJ Studtboker $50 • 213/008-4147 • .' w,·-•ow• 1'"°' AGO) ,,. n•• dio, hcatrr, fSLU524) "" · · ~fl , . Automallc, powt'r steering, ., <! I 1970 ltARBOR BLVD. '65 MUSfANG Q\otvl, 6 eyl, $2995. air cond, striio• tape, dlr. Ideal·dcOnA ctr. Automatic, ' Scout CO!'TA i\1~~SA auto, 1 o~r. good cond, $999 '7Q LeMans Sport BILL JONES' ITA)' 2'il)) \VIII take car in radio, "'-u!lt be acen, (ORT-4 \l"he't l drive, hub!!, 'Al\.1 /F!\1 ,,., l\.1ERCUR\' Ma-uis $600 or be!lt offer. 846--3653 BILL YATES Ollve fin ish, automallc, dlr. r ' . · 845J • ., r1 5 •• RcM·c'r 11tN'rill)?. l4 ,00Q miles. B.J. Sportscar Center truc e or 1nun~pr1vatcpar. radio, WIU!flilc _Kelley Blue station \l.'agon. J-IaJ all ex· " p.m. li2.1 AGAI \\'i ll lake car in l96fi 1'11UNDl:..'RBfRO T-BIRD ty, &a6-40~i2 or'494.6811. . • -· t:7tS Rook s-1200. On sale this tra.11 lncluJln~ air, ln1· •'GK !\1U!'TANG: P IS, VOLKSWAGEN d · XLNT CONDITION $1300.-• ., Ira c or fina tw:r prh•nle par-I • ~ •~2 • '67 LTD DON· BURNS \\'C<'k onl y $.1099. inac:ulnlc rond Lo mi's. P/Disc llt·l."S, air, strrro. 32852 Valle ·Road .. ly. ~·" •052 0, 49-l-68i l. ' • 4.,....,...., * -283.l Jfarhor, o.~f. 5'10.4491 196:\ 4 door Chl'\'Y Ir, n1.•w Air l"Ond., pov.·er stN.•rlng, dlr. paint, tires, !;('3t l"ovc.n. \inyt lop, k>w miles. lZVZ- Asking $~. 492-339!l 3151 \\'ill lake car in trarle '65, V8 Sin \\'agun, aulo, fl('\\' or finance private par1y. tires, orig O'.\'nr r, x\11t rond.1_'1_G-1_0i_.,_2_0_,_<_!W_·6S_l_l'-. __ $895. 496-1'>18 Porsche Audi, LTD. 13631 Harbor Blvd. 6J6.2333 Ju!\t s. o(Gan~n Grove F\!.'Y. C·HICK IVERSON Pvt ply. $'.llOO. 6·12-2076 ,"!'O!n., of the LINE·' ' ~a n J11ru1 Capistrano ,64 ~lAC , _ ~·-ns. '5GJ'·Bird ·needs some bod)'; '70 CP W•non-Loaded ,,,..........,,,, 83i-4:i00 14934511/400-226t ...., ... \\'Otk &. 1uncup. $1000 or off· VW • White 'llr} turquolsc lnlt'rlor, T('acher: 8-17-!\.llA Evei:. lrt69 MUSTANG conv. $2100. 1~. OLDS 88 "-yal•. Sa.. bu k t 1 er. ol!M-9612, 4!)5.4115. <-,:=========I I d' Ex '''"' •UI .. .. c et seas, au o., po...,·er ~'-==-c'~~-'~,,.,.--1 1· 4·51K'C< • stereo, ra "'· • $3250, !\1ust SCt> lhiii: Ont>! Sl'T. xlnt meclianical con. '56 T-Blrd llT!convertible~ S.19.3031 F..xt. 66 or 61 1970 IL\RHOR BLVD. MUSTANG ~"'~'~''-"-' -'~-"'-'-· •_9_7-_l_308~~~ 1 LbadP<H 548-1313; c v e s tHUon. Very clean Inside & Auto., new pifin t, Ver:v goQc} '65 Conv. Riii, p/!'!/h, V-S, 646-45611 out! $750. 16985 EdgC\\'ater oond. ~Best ofr. 81&-68t~ .. ·: *'69 r.1USTANG Mach I. ~l. Atito, 29,00l nii. $I 095. I '·'-'GS'"""o"1d"s-c","u',-,.-. "r"1"s.-,.&"1-1, Lane, llunUncton Harbour, 1966 T·Bird OJnverl. Full p '66 J.~orcl Cortina GT 4 cyl. COSTA M.ES.A Xlnt eond, Nr1v tiff's, good I::========:!::;;;-;:;;;;;:;:;;;;:-;;:::;:-;"';;;:;-pnlnt; good intrrior, $560 J • firm. ~94-2125. LINCOLN air, t-spd, full pwr, atereo. 64fr.RSTI day, s.is-5289 eve. faclory air. 2i000 mi. 846-4283 A:. alr, lo. mi. Xlnt cord ' CHRYSLER l962 Ford station "'agon. R& "' Reas. 642-2886. '85 ~1 USTANG1 O\Vfl('f' ·11.000 =Cl-',,"~"~· ""~"°~· -OGl-'G--'2-'.111-';'-. ~-BY Q'.\'ll('r, POntiac Catalina $1:l95. 549-3658 ·i. 1 •1967 FORD COUNTRY J·(, automatic. J\1t:><:han1cs '63 LINCOLN-Exec grey.1TH,:,;,:E~F~'as.._.1'_st-"cd_ra_w~;-.-.,.c-I nil. G l'}'I. !ilk. whil<', lllu int. e 196'.! Olds Cu Lias~. Good Cov. 1965, Perf~l cond. $700 1900 T Bird Convertible :;• • '69 Ranchero P.U., :r ully equip. like new • TI4/67:>.2030 1r Ch~ys. 6~ ~ewport . SEDAN WAGON. Special. Phone 968-5214 alter ,1Full P"''r, LealhN •• Good \Veal. •. a Daily Pllqt R & 11· S845• a1s.8427 cond. G{l()d trans1HJrtation. 673~7962 -9 J!'Sl' Of'fER • •:: V-8. air co nchuonlng, radio, $1200 ~ 6 P.M. cond. $500, 646-~11 Class!Ued Ad. 642-SGi& Saturday -DIME-A-LlNES! $12'5. ~>16-9122 Classified'• actioll JlO"''t'r. 493-3311 ::; heater, 1nany dlx. cxtras.1:;========~=========;.,:=:=~=====~========;:=-==========-:"=========-===========-=;::=======o.I CIIN989) $575 Delai\M, Servict'd & Ready To Co HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler· Plymouth 16661 Beach Blvd .. 11.B. fl'IO.-;,J&I e ~2·06.ll Chry. '62 New Yorker Db:. 4-d.r. Sed.1111 \\'ilh factory 11lr rond., po\\'Cr s!(.'{'r./brak. es, auto. trans., rad.(ht1·. 1PLR017l $495 Detailed, St'rvicl'd & Rcad,v To Go HUNTINGTON BEACH Chrysler . Plymouth 16661 Beach Bl\•rl., H.B. 540-5164 • 842-0631 Chrysler '67 Newport V-!!, pi)\VC'r st<'ering, po1\·<'r disc brakC'S, auto. trans., etc. {TUX62IJ1 $1275 Detailed, ScrviC<'d & Heady To Go .'C' HUNTINGTON BEACH , Chrysler~ Plymouth , l fi66l Beach Blvd .. !LB. r>1-0-s1&1 • 842-06..11 Or, H.T. lmm1cul1t1, bl1dt cir with'. vil'lyl roof, 0111 owner, ri9ht mil11, Elie• tric windows '"d 111h. R1dio, clim1t1 Coll• trol 1ir, tilt 1t11ri"9 wh•1I -90191ou1 c•r with on1 own•• f1 ctory w1 rr1nty r•- m1in;nq, Ch•,k t~i1 c•r 1t IZDK·•lO) thi1 pric1, K•llv whol•11l1 pric• $6475, s5599 1968 DODGE CHARGER 2 dr. H.T. Air conditioning. radi o, heater, power steering, 30,000 miles, sure nice! e nd it's che ap. IVTil251 ' 1966 BUICK SKYLARK \ 2 Dr. H.T. R1dio, he1tsr, power steerin9, air conditioning, strong color, hi rubber. I 5K0939 J, s1599 at 2 Dr. H.T. Air conditioning, r<11dio. heater, power steering ,• real fin e car. lVVMOl 11 s2199 CONNEl·L:-," 1·11 CHEVRQLET ·~-· .. , 2 Or. H.T. Radio, heater, power steering, air conditi oning Needi • home· nice car. 1515250) s1399 2 Or. H.T. Sport1 Cp•. Automatic, radio, h•ater, factory air concU- tioning, . power steering • sh•rp red car you'll buy itl (#39674) sggg ONLY AT CONNELL CHEVROLET 1966 CHEVY BEL AIR Cpe. Autom atic, r1dio, fi•a+er, power 1t•erin9, 1ir conditioning; lots of mil•s left her•. (•P2195AI '67 Chryslt'r 300 ronvr1•t. }~aclory air & full p1\·r. 42.000 act. ml. \Vill trad<' for sports car. P\·!. p I y. &IS-8864 llr Mg.. 7463. -1.cc~:c;c_c.07C~~--c-,• e 196.i 2•DRt. Chrysler .: ~~J ;l.9.-. , Newport. New 1ires, R&li, ·,:x'n~~:__ ~ . "'ltt\9'1ET ' t ... ~. -2Tu<il<llp ) V· ta)t .,., .Pl~. a1r. xiiJ 1i 'co . ~vqPty: 644-2213. ' l CONTINENTAL • '62 CONT. sedan. Blk \\'lblk > lthr Execullve's personal ~ c~ In 11bsolu tcly superb cond, 6#-7014 aft 6 CORVETTE ·59 CORVETTE cuslomized, b11.lanl't'rl blue printec.J 327. !\lust se<' to appreciate. $1700 or h1'SI olr. 968-0347 1960 CORVF.TTE I IP 283·24 Xlnl cond. ~lakC' orrcr. * 642-8583 * COUGAR • l96!t COUGAR. Xlnt mechanical cond. New rub- ber. $2100. Call dayi:i 642..4045 :·1-~=-="'°=""'=--I t 1968 COUGAR XR7 Cu~!om vi!Wl top. Good cond. s1sso. ~(!\'('! ,I"'""'""~-~~,~~=~- " ·Dq!Gli~,.~ ·~ '''· oCYbGE RT ' FULL POWER+ faciory.air, Lo1v rnlles. MU$! liqu'ida1c tn1mC'dJately. Ut $2099 buys, XEU354. CHICK IYERSON YW 549-3031 ~. 66 or 67 1970 J.!Atl.BOR BLVD. '6.i DODGE Dart G.T V-8, R&H. PS/PB, auto, air, mag&, S800. 673-9428. ·e '61 Dodge 770. Auto, PIS, 60.000 ml. Xlnt cond. \3.'iO. 64~7.·Pvt' DODGE '63, 4 door, R&H, 11uto, beaut. cond. l O\l'fll'r. $600. 51&-!Y.lS.l '66 DART GT V8 auto ' y,·/l11.c1orY air. t&lf, Pis. l 01\TIN, $950. 96~4 DESOTO '56 DeSCYl'O 4-dr. 11.U nrfit. new tire!. &_shoc'}<.!.(._.zt.00!! m l'll, st'C lo appn'.'ciate. ' ~._Sj7-82M Sa.I & Sun ' . FALCON 196S FALCON • dr led. New brks, au!o lrana. gd tires. Good conrl. $495, m.ll03 PORD __,,.. __ .... _ -~~ ' . . . .. ~ .... , .: ~ 1963 B. Gorgeous white ear with · heiga interior hes all the electric good- ies with good air • hi rubber! • LOOK LOOK · LOOK! I NZAO I~ I s1299 '68 PONTIAC GTO Radio, heater, 4 p•ed, strong earl Sale Price IWEPS0 71 s1 _399 • ' - *THESE CARS CARRY CONNELL'S 100o/o GUARANTEE IN PARTS AND LABOR -30 DAY 1970 CAMARO Rad io, heater, power steering, a ir conditioning. Low low miles .. re- maining factory warranty up to 5,000 miles on engine, trans., r•ar end. Like brand new. 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FOR F'BR.NBER YON BIUVN, Bol .... , N.l'. NASA Do ,,.. ,..,,, ........ eeer CtDTY ... ,.1ype ., .._,.. .... .1ae .. ,,..,. ,. ""° •JNU>e or la"41 011 IAe •oon1-E4 Debaue, e The ut.ronauta ue unarmed. We do not expect to meet boetile beiap in apace or on the moon. FOR JOE 1'..4M..4'1'R, q""1Ttub«lc, New Yorlc Jeu Ho. 4id you 1e1 IAe nideJM1111e "Brood"'°y Joe"-N. Sio..., Lftt~ io.n, Pa. e lo 1965 a magazine ran a story about the Jets' rookies and used a cover photo of me standing in the middle of Broad- way in uniform in the evening. When the magazine came out, offensive tackle Sbenaan Plunkett said. "There goes Broadway Joe." The name atuck. FOR DR. NOIUIA.N SHVllF' ..41' o/ SltM/.,., Uniuersity Ho1piull 11 ... -..ela u paid. lo "'-tloAor• o/ ,.._.,. Jae.rc. .... ,., /or ,,..,... ,,,._,., or u JN11t1 lo IM ••roilH>n o/ llae 4ort0r•1~al Sclul- fer, Collt:Onl, C•U/. e There ia no monetary payment at all. Many families of heart·transplaot donors have expressed the feeling that through organ donation, thus giving the poasibility of extended life to someone else, their own grief bu been eased. FOR LET'l'l' COTTON POCREBIN I tulllwJr o I • H °"' to M alee It ill• Mo'1 ITorU" I M1'e lae«rwf ,,._, • •ure-/ire 1oay /or • l 100mon lo 1tU1ke ii big p, ill IAe bulMU world u lo beco"'4t an eseeUenl lypul alld •leJIOfrflpMr aAd llaera an e.secadtM MJCrdary. I• llau lrue1--D. R. Browra, ..41Mlllie Clly, NJ. e I advise against thia route because an Cfhe1ncyourself FOR J~B 'ONDA., ~ .. ,.,. .,.. ,... ....., ..... yoearwl/ .. ..cit ,,. IMilut •I.Jn, ...,.._r ............. ,."'"'··~ pordlaf "'-B,_. P.-. "'-n' C*Ue1--Mn. JI. L., Gree• S.,, Fu. e I think the times have determined my involvement. When I wu a student grow· ing up in my white middle-clua enri· ronment, it WU euy to think tbia OOUD• try wu working, ao one could 10 about one'a own baaineea quite unconcernedly. Today the problem. a&ect u.a all and are too horrendous to be avoided. If one ecrapea the aurface of American life and eee. what ia happeojq. it's impoeeible to remain i.ndilereot-il one carea at all a.bout Olli' future. FOR CB..4RLES C. EDF ARD, 01U., Vld CommiuUmer, Food and Dr.,. AUWtidrlllio" B .. ....,-"'"'6• IMree beea 1au11 ol/ IM .._... U., .•M /or ..,.., re.- aoa1-J..,. BablMrwl, • Approximately 500, moet of them be- caoae they are ineffective; a few became they are both inelecthe and amafe. FOR. IUl' Nl'l'SCBU, •W-'!"""Wlrt Cr~m &q Ptxker1 I/ • lllleHeJser pi.;. doee .. Me u.., ...... ,.. ... ,,.. ,,.,...,_,,., .....,.1-lia O'B.,.., c;.i..., IU. e A linebacker need not get into a thre&- point atance when atanding at the line .of acrimma1e. Next time you p to a game, watch the two corner linebacken and notice where they line up in diJfereot defeuiYe alip.meota. Usually the oleme aeta the pattern for a defenaive align- ment. Watch cloeely. FOR BOB UESBDI, !Ill 1rl1 "Capc.in K~oo .. Ro• tlid you co111e f,y 1lae •••e "Capta(11 Ka111aroo1"-Mory Norlin, E. Lonpa.ea4- °"'' ..... • I got my name bee.use of the enor· mous i>ockets of the jacket I decided to wear on the show. They resemble a kao· g&J"oo's pouch. FOR A.L CA.PP, avlOOttUi BOtll 4o y .. /eel ..Ae11 yoa laear lallc aHUI ,... NIUllolU /or flHI- ,,., IOil1a cr,_f.-ol.1- JolanBaru,lldaa,N.l' • 'Oil IUVIUCB DUI~ ,.._, N ... .uAor..,..,..a rAe,..,....,...,..,. Me .... .,.., .. .,.,,, ~Nollf Nftllla /or die per/ed -..1--lf or- .. ,. Or....,,.,, La Ye- e I came nea.reat to findina the best ateak in the world nine yean ago in Kobe. Japan. It ca.me from a steer that had been fed beer and maaaaged by hand -a po}>ular method for treating beef there. It wasn't perieet though. J told the Japaneae preu that both the ateer and the man who muu1ed h aboold have had mon beer. 'OR BBTTY FRIEDAN, Pr~ NalioMl Or~" /or ITomn Flaa• u your poup 60fn6 lo tlo _...., /e· ....i. ca114W.ie. /or 411-.... • pol.irbl o,.,_1-lln. /. D .. u, SaeN111enlo, C.U/. e Thia ii the lut year we're goinc to have to decide to •ote for the beat man. By 1972, if we don't have women can- didatea, we may have to atart a aeparate political party. We will become a potent political force. Our power ia in our aoli· duity. We &J"e not one orpniution. we are an army. FOR JAMES DRVRl', t r/1 "'T~ Yir.W-" Do you daillk llaol ill __. F..,.nu IMre u • cerlaila GlftOunl oJ cru.lly lo laona1- Ci.ire Ree .. deraa, c1aar1e • ...., s.c. e Not on my .eriea, for sure. I might add that horses who do falls and other seemingly .. painful" trick.a are trained for such work. Sawdust and other falf. breaking material ia used for their land. ing. There is no pain in a bone rearing a.ad eome of them. the more spirited ones, eeem to love iL 'Oa r .4V£ IUlfKY, y ./'. g..,.. ....,,°' -~ .. ..,,.,,..,.....,./or ,,._.,.,...•I u.1a ...,. .... ,.. ,..,..,, ~ ..... "*'-"• .. , a..wl1 Roll, ZawlUe, OW. e c.ollece rulee aay the ball will be put in play at leut 53-feet, ~inches from the aideli.oea. Pro rulea aay it muat be at leaet 60 feet from the aide. Hence, ata· cliuma like the Altrodome, which hoet both college and pro gamee, have both muken. FOR OJl.A.R SB..41UF, ecf9r .. ,.., 4o ,.. ""-Ire ............. ,_ D.roday i...., Clait». 10, IU. • Good breeding ia what COWlla fint. Theo intelligence. After that you worry about other tbinp. 'OR DR. IULPll It. LOBE/VE, For171M IHtu.l Cuaur, BoltM le pyorrlae« eo luarfl lo "'11.eet ia;,. .. r1y .i.1e. ,,._, • a,.,;.,, con'• 1eU ' wlae•laer a polN"' luu ii1 ..41.o, •Ml u ;,. priacipal ca...,e1 -Robe,.,. Rid, LarulJl6, Mid&. e It is sometimes difticuh lo detect in ita earlies! atage. The principal cause of gu.m di&cue or pyorrhea is plaque, which is a transparent film of aaliva, bacteria, and food particles that sticks lo the sur· faces and fills the spaces between the teeth and gums. These bacteria produce noxious chemicals that can irritate gums and eventually destroy the bone supporting the teeth. Some early signs of gum dis- ease, or periodontitis. are bleeding, pain· ful or swollen gums that may show changes µi 'c~lor, bad breath, and loose teeth. U you have esperienced these cfan. ger 1igna, consult your dentist. 1V••t to all• '••ou ..-• .-doa? Y-b• th.Nep dala eom--. ... we'll set &lie -,_ .... ..-i-r ...-1-.... le. 5-.1 .-..... ""'_.., -• ... t ard, te Aak n.e. Y-it. F .. U,. Yedl1, 641 ~ A-.. N-Yorlr.. N.Y. JOOH. Ye a.-c .U-leclp .---, a..1 IS wW 1Nt (NlW foir eec1a -.ed.• Family JteekJy Th Newspaper MogcnlH NIAL ASHIY Afa_,Hlg BMw lllAllUI N. 1llNQUI A re Dtr«t.• IOI AllEVAYA w-·•l'•l11rf!&dttor MRANll DI PIOfl l'M4 BMWr You 11e Invited to mall your questions or comments about any lrticle or ldftrtlserRtnt that •-.n In ~-hr w..lilv Ynur t.ttar will "'e.lwt • nrnmnt __ , Wrih1 tn ~rv~ [ditftr. The big er they are the har er they fall for The big dog dogfood. " SAVE 10( on Friskies ® MIX o r SAU CE CUBES IANY SIZll To Groctf, Olls'coupon ts reoeerm1011-tor-10f (plus 3f hllldllllll tluOl(&h CM111tlon uilesmen, °' If malltcl to CARNATION CoM-PAHY, BOii 1711.Plco Rlver1, C1llfofnl1 90HO, provided It his been used for me purchue of Frlsllles Mix or Sluce Cubes In 1ecordane1 with this offer. A11y other use constitutes fraud. Invoices provln1 purchlae of sufficient stock to cover coupons presented for redemption must be shown on rriat. Vold If use Is prohibited, lilied or otlltrwlse r9atrlcttd law. limit one coupon r' f1mlly. C11h Hlut of 1/20 of lf. tr expires May 31, 197 . Friskies M IX ................. "~t I friskies ~ --·-~ I I I Have Your Baby, Nine to Five . You've heard of expectant mothers' midnight dashes to hospitals. Perhaps it has even happened to you. The middle of the night often seems to be a baby's favorite time to be born. Tbe wife turns to her tOUndly sleep- in1 husband, wakes him, and whispen, "Dear, I think it'a time." He jumps out of bed, dresaes frantically, rum, atum- blea, fumbles, and aa-aJly carriea Oil lite a nervous nincompoop. It's a familiar story that becomes a family joke in later yean. But that whole 1CCDe may pus into the nostalgic past becau1e modem medicine 'has found a way for mothen to give birth at a p~rmined time of day. It worb lite this. During her final two weeb of pregnancy, the mother and fetm are medically teated, theo later the frequency. intensity, and duration of contractions are measured e1ectronical- ly. If they reach a certain level, the mother is ready, and the baby ii deliv- ered by a method called "CJlytOC:in-in- ducecl labor." Ox~n is a hormone that stimu- lates the c:ontractiom ~turally in the mother's body. In oxytocin-induced labor, additional oxytocin is fed intra- venously into the mother's body to tpee(i up the natural process. If the mother were brought to the hospital between nine and 10 in the morning, ber baby could be delivered about five-and~ half houn later, or between two and four that afternoon. lbis is about half the normal labor time. The search for a method to assist, or speed up, the normal labor time goes back many yean. It has only been in the last few ye.an, however, that the ' problem has been solved sufficiently to me the method on a conveoieoc:e basis, that is, to deliver the baby on a sched- ule most convenient for the patient and medical personnel. 1be key to the solution of the prob- lem wu t.o find what caused the uterus, or womb, which for nearly nine months nourished and protected the fetus, sud- denly to eject it. Another hormone, ~WU found to be this key. Tbe womb and its aaoclatcd aystem would be capable of expellina the fetus at almolt any time durina preanancy. except for tbe preaencie or progesterone. Lite a 1eatinel, it guards the womb and prevents the billions of ceHs which mate up the system from communicat- ing with one another. Tileo, at about the 38th week, or two weeks before 4 Famil11 w .. kl11, Ncw1mber 8, 1970 By KEVIN V. BROWN full term, it leaves its post, and the nor- mal delivery procaa ia allowed to be- gin. If it left its post at ao earlier time, a premature birth could result. It is during these final two week.a, then, that oxytocin-induoed labor is introduced. Both mother and baby are ready, The mother is ready when the ciervix, or neck of the womb, is "ripe," or open; when the womb itaelf is receptive to oxytocin; when the pelvis is of normal siz.e and c:oofiauration; and when there . are no medical problems that would forbid using the system. The baby is ready when it is fully grown and in a reaeooably normal po- sition for delivery. The inibal judpnent for timing the delivery, usually as cloee to full term u pouible, it made by the patient's own physician. He is, in fact, present at the delivery, performing his normal functiooa. The holpitaJ team performs the extra functions associated with oxyfocin-induced labor. When the judpseot is made, the mother is brought to tbe hospital, given a final physical examination, and, if fit, administered a small doee of oxytocin to test her reaction to il H favorable, and in the majority of ca9eS it is, the method can proceed. Two things are then done. A small balloon is placed on the end of a cath- eter, a flexible tube, and inserted bet- tween the womb and the membranes holding the fetus. lbc contractions of the womb force ftuids in the baUon through the tube to a pressure trans- ducer, a device which translates the con¥om into electrical signals. The signals are recorded on a araph, and their bequeocy, intensity, and duration can be read at a glance. Dr. Saul Gusberg, chief of obstetrics at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, says, .. Contractions t:Yery thn:e or four minutes, and lasting about 60 seconds, indicate a good, healthy labor." There is DO discomfort to the moth- er. Inserting the catheter, with the bal- loon, cames no pain and requires no a.neathetic. Theo, Oxytocin infusion begins. The process is something like receiving a blood transfusion. Oytocin. in a water solution, lows from ao overbuna bot· tle, through a tube, into the mother's arm. The amount infused can be regu- lated aooordiDB to indications on a araph. It can be sped up. if contractions are too slow or slowed down if con- tractions become too intenae or too frequent. Tbe advantages of having your baby on your own schedule., not the baby's, ani multiple. In an era of dwindli'og manpower, etpeeially trained nurses, delivering babies oo a predictable sched- ule reduces the number of persoond required. And it is surely preferable to the mother, who can oow know precisely what day, and what time of day, her baby wiH be born, so she can make her preparations ahead of time, giet a good night's rest, and appear at the hospital alert and ready. E1:periments in induced labor have gone on all over the world, but in the United States, Barnes HOlpital in St. Louis has certainly been in the van- guard. In the last three yean, more than 700 babiea--half of all deliveries-have come into the world by the induced method. And there have been DO prob- lems or complications after birth. In spite of its success at some hos- pitala and its peat promise for the fu- ture, there are some obstetricians who feel it should not be done universally. Dr. Gusberg is one of the conservatives in this belief. "I don't think induced labor should be done as a matter of convenience, for either the doctor or the patient. ln some cases it sbouldn 't be done at all: in first births when the mother's cervix is not ready almost until labor starts, when the fetus is in odd postures, or when there is any problem. that would foA>id it. In some. cues, excessive con- tractions can even injure the baby. .. However, for medical reasons, it does 'have a place in obstetrics, in cases of llO'W, alugish labor or prolonged labor wheo it can harm the mother." The promise is still there, however, and Bamea ~ for one. plans to have all bebia delivered on the nine-to- five shift within two years. And if other bospitala follow, about all that will be lost will be the wild tales Dad tells when he's out with the boys, "nt never forget the night Junior was bom. I put my pant.a on backwards, then ...... • From Golden Press, who brought you the best-selling "Wonderful Worlds of Walt Disney" (more than 1,000.000 sets sold) 0 All new ... all different.:. all entertainment ... for all the family ... that's THE WALT DISNEY PARADE OF FUN, FACT, FANTASY, AND FICTION. Here, collected for the first time in authorized, permanent form, are Aristocats, the latest Disney hit; The Love Bug; The Jungle Book; Davy Crockett; The Happiest Miiiionaire; and many more. 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Yet, a financial expert, a family COUD.1Clor, and a slew of thrifty souls offer the following principles of money management. as well u a few specific COit cutters, for FAMILY WEEU.Y readera. Know how much you are ••ncl- lne-aftd for what. "Most people who get into financial difficulties honest- ly don't know where the money .,ea." says Robert Bressler. a project di.rector of the Family Service Auociatioo of Nauau County, N .Y. "When people come to us, they are often in desperate financial atraita. lbey may have a good income, but they can't keep up their monthly payments, they are beioa hounded by creditors, and they are constantly robbing Peter to pay PauJ. MOit of thele families are sur- prised to diacover the simple truth tha~ they're actually spending more than they earn." U you feel you "don't know where the money aoea." find out. Sit down with a pencil and paper. Total up all your spending for the mooth, even those nickel-and~ items-they have a way of adding up to dollan. Then compan what goes out with the amount of in- come coming in. Once you know where the money is be.Ina spent. you cao de- cide wher'e to cut back. Maybe you didn't realize all the money going out for those simple bowl- ing evenin19 (involvin1 driob all around). Or for taking the whole family out for Sunday dinner. Or for maintain- ing that 9CCOnd car. Only you can de- cide which items are truly important to you and which you should cut back on. Plan your ..-ding. Unplanned, spur-of-tho-moment purchases can wreak havoc with a family budget. whether it's a $200 encyclopedia or- dered from a door-to-door salesman, or just a aeries of five and $10 items picked up on &hopping jaunts. A hus- band and wife should lit down together to establish the broad patterns oi their spending. especially when it comea to Iarse purchues. A shutterbug husband, for ex.ample, might feel free to buy small photo- graphic accesaoriea u be wants them. When, however, he wants a $100 cam- era. be would sit down with his wife, see where their bank ba)a~ aita and decide tosether whether they can af- ford the new camera. One way to plan your spending is to list alJ your hed "must" payments, like savings, mortgage payment, taxes. and imuraooe and then see bow much money is leftover. You will have a much more realiatic idea of your actual spendable income. u .. aecllt wl .. ly. According to Sidney Maraoliua, an ex.pert on financial matters who baa 1erved on the Presi- dent's Coosumer Adviaory Council. most people spend more than ncceaary in financin1 their purcbuea. While ball the population never uses credit. the other SO perccot includes many pcnoos who use it u a way of life. They 6nance purclwea that they could afford to pay for in cash; they buy more than they would if they realiz.ed the full extent of their indebtedncaa; and they pay more than they have to for the financing. Depending on where you borrow your mooey and bow long you take to repay it. you may pay interest charges from $31 .90 up to $231.25 for the same SSOO loan. So shop a.round for credit instead of automatically arranging to finance a car, a suite of fumjturc, or a major ap- pliance at the It.ore where you buy iL It may 0be lea convenient to Id a bank or credit-union loan, but you could save plenty by doing it. le cautious about bargains. Many apparent bargains end up to be COltly pun:huea, auab u the oft-brand appliance (with a vaply worded war- ranty) that breaks down after li.m.ikd me, the inexpensive cut of meat that no one in the family enjoys, or the saJe- priced dress that your teen-ager refuses to wear. So don't rush to buy a bargain until you have checked the quality of Husband and wife should thtenniM how much they have to spend, then budget wisely to economJ:.e. , the item, the use your family will make of it-and whether you really need it. Every family develops its own favor- ite economies. Some famiHes save in many small ways, a.fl'ecting their entire standard of living. Otben effect large savings when necessary by eliminating a major expense. sucli as a vacation. or a second car. How can you spend less? That depends oo you and your family. According to the updated 1970 ver- sion of the United Stat.ea Bureau of La- bor Statistjcs consumption budact. an averase American family with a son. JO, a daughter, six, and a nonworking wife will spend approximately $700 per month to maintain a modest but ade- quate style of life in an urban setting. The folJO'Wing figures represent average actual monthly expenditures, not neces- sarily an ideal alJocation of a family's income. Such long-range items u sav- ings, education, and income taxes are not included. Housing (including utilities, up- keep, and furnishings) ..... $225 Food (including meals away from home) .............. 195 Transportation (principally the family car) .. . .. . . . . . . . . . 83 Clothing (including repairs and cleaning) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 76 Medical care (including health insurance) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SO Reading and recreatioo . . . . . . . 30 Penonal care (haircuts, beau- ty parlor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Other goods and services . . . . . . 21 Herc are specific ways your family can cut costs in every one of these im- portant categories: HOUSING • If you are not already a do-it-your- selfer, learn how to paint a room, clean •· out a gutter, bang wallpaper, refini&b an old table, or make your own curtains. • Invest in the best quality furniture you can afford-it will last longer. Get more for your money by buying good secondhand instead of new furniture. Check newspaper ads for bouachold sales and the Salvation Army for really low-budget purchuea . • Buy major appliances only from a reputable store or a well-known manu- iacturer. Gambling oo an unknown brand from an untried merchandiser may prove to be an expensive mistake. • Call your phone company to find out how to save money on your 1er- vicc. Uae a kitchen timer to keep toll calls to three minutes. Dial your own long-distance calls after five p.m. or on By SAUY OLDS weekends. Tell the operator when you get a wrona number, ao you can get credit-even if it was your own fauJL FOOD •While we are all in the habit of eat- ing regularly, our food outlay is ex- tremely flexible. A rcceot aurvey made by consumer expert Margoliua among 300 Queens, N. Y ., families with similar incomes found that their daily food costs ransect from $1.25 to $1.90 per person. For a family of four, thls may mean a di.flerence of almost $1 ,000 per yea.r. • When you market. calculate unit prices (price per ounce) to determine cost differences between brands and be- tween sizes. Usually the cconomy-siud package is a better buy than the smaller ooe, but this ·is not always so. Only arithmetic will tell for sure. Urge your local markets to provide unit-pricing i.nformation, but until they do, filure it out yourself. • Shop right after you finish a meal: food w~n't loot so intcrating; and you'll buy fewer impulle items. • Malec up your list ahead of time, and star tboee items for which you have cent.a-off coupom, so you won't forget them at chect-out time. • Pack picnic lunches for family out- ings instead of going to restaurants. You'll save money, and you may have an even better time. TIANSPOITAnON • Keep your car longer instead of trading it in every two or three years. If you give it the repairs it needs as soon u it nceda them, it should serve you long and well. • Buy your new car in the late sum- mer or early fall so you can get the previous year's model at substantial savings. • Investigate the used-car market. Since a car loees 29 percent of its cur- rent value each year, you will pay, for a tw~ya.r-old car in good condition, about half u much u you would for a new one. CLOTHING • lovest in a sewing machine. One mother of two, who kept a record of her first year's use of her machine, esti- mated that it bad paid for itaelf within a year through home repain and simple sewing. After that, whateveT she saved WU a gift. • Get to the store on the first day of a sale. in order to find the best bigb- quality merchandise. • Il your children have definite cloth- .- IJe careful when buying .. bargain-priced" Items. 'J'laey may .not be as good a quality nor last long. ina prefereoces, don't buy without tak- ing them. The best bargain iJ a wute of money if it never emeraes from the cloeet. • DiscoYU your local automatic cleaner for cleaning knits, dilldren's jackets, aod other items that do not re- quire pressing. You"ll pay about half the cost of regular dry cleaning. MIDICAL CAltl ·•Too many people save money on doctor's bills by not payina them! Here are some better sugestiona: • Stay healthy through annuaJ check- ups. appropriate immunizations, good nutrition, and adequate resL • Choose a family doctor who is af- filiated with a reputable hospital. He will keep a permanent record of your medi- cal history, which lhould prevent the duplicatjoo of expensive tests. • Before seeing any doctor, ask him or bis secretary what the fee will be. • Shop around before having a prc- ICription filled. A rec:eat aarvey of 13 typical pharmacies found that prices for filling the identical prescription ranged from $2.6S to $S.9S. Remem- ber, though, that convenience coets. If you need delivery or 24-bour lefYice. expect to pay more. • Buy health insurance, especially a type that coven you for major illness. It may hurt to pay those high premi- ums-but it will hurt more if you arc at.ruck by accident or ilJoeaa and are not covered. READING AND UCUAnON • Discover your local library for magazines and best selJers. • Make a pact with your friends to forego elaborate entertaining in favor of light nfreahmeota. Your health and your fiaure will benefit, u well u your bank account. PDSONAL CAii • Learn to cut your childrm's hair at home----« ao along with the trend to- ward lon1 hair. • Invest in a wiglet or fall to save tripa to the bairdreaer-unlea you know you're all thumbL • Olcct your spending on toiletries -do you really need all those boUles? OTHn GOODS AND SDVICU • Oacct your local humane society for a lovable pct. You migbt just ftnd a pedigreed dog available for ooly a nominal donatioo. 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Two Renowned Criminologists Tell Us How to Keep Kid~ ·from Going Bad ~ll~t ,,,..,...,... Slteld• .......... llor GllNdr ol Horvorcl UniYenity are a worlJ.nnowned t.om ol aimi- nologisls, bed known lor tlteir many dudin ol onli-todal beltcwior In clu1- dren. The writw put a .-ies ol ques- tions to them to get tfteir views on what con be Jone to P'Menf dtildren from "QOing bod." Q. What are the key things to look ~or in cktennini111 whether parents arc doing a good job or not in raising childrcD? A. Alfectioo of the mother for the child, alfectioo of the father' for the child, auperrisioo of the child by the mother, ditcipline by tbe father, co- besivenc:a of the family. Q. Are we doing a good job in these areas today? A. Obviously not. We are encount- ering more and more hostility and rejection of authority in children at • very early age. Q. Why arc we failing'° bedly? A. The trend toward permiaive- ness, placing fewer restraints oo ~ b.avior. bas been d.ilaslroul. Q. H ~ di8cipline is needed. bow can parents handle this problem without alienating kids? A. Love is the essential ingredienL With a steady ftow of aO'ection-plus firmness-the child will develop ldl- diJcipline. A child quietly semes whether or not it is lowd. Q. At what ate does anti-eociaJ be- havior become evident in a child? A. At the ap of five or six, aod sometimes Cval earlier. Q. What-are IOCDe traits displayed by such younptcn? A. Stubbornesa. emotion.al instabil- ity, del!ructiveoess. and an attitude of defiance. Q. Problem yoonpten today aeem to come from aftlueot familia as often as from ghettoes. Why is this? A. Our IOCiety bu oot defined a meaningful f'9(e for adolacenta. Kida are beina banded thiop on a silver platter. With 10 little dfort RqUi.red of them. they become bored with lite at 16 or younger. Q. How can we reduce the number of children who become disciplinary problems? A. We need scltooU /OT parnl1$ to be operated within the public-school system. We could beain with regular evening confereoca between puaits, telCben. IChools guidance penonnel. aod administraton. Om chief ~ km ii iporance uncmg pueata who c1oo•t undentand what their duties aod responsibilities are. We abou1d abo train younpten in tinclerpJteo for participation in family life. Q. Aro there any other social c:bangea you would recommend? A. We would lite to 1ee a return to the old CUit.om of gra.ndpuents living in the boulCbold and looting aft.er the kids from time to time. Lo- cal neiahbodlood poupl could abo enlist effective pamlts to 1ach inef- fective parents bow to do a better job in child-rearinc-We need to get more people interated in the idea of im- provina f am.ily life io America. Young couples plannini to marry abould attend clinics which teach the right way to railc children. Q. What ii the outlook for the fu- ture aa far aa youth ia ooocemed1 A. Until we re-educate parents, no permanent pim can be made, for this problem can't be solved by Gov- emmeoL Our ltUdic:a show that chil- dren who become ddinqucnts tmd to raise delinquent children them- selves. Today everyone ia so busy woctina 00 cbildrm alrady demon- strated to be anti40Ci.al that oompari- tively little ia being done to attack the problem at its llOUJ't:O-tbe home. + -ALAN D. llAA8 Famiq w .. klw, NovrMhr I, 1170 t TheCif'11n GJJegins GWhenthe 'Lights Go Off! Christmas Ornaments Glow in the Dark, Cost Five Cents! Won't Shatter, Wear Oat, or Burn Out/ Guaranteed/ CHOLlYWOOG Now, for the first tillt, JOU can decorate ,Mr Ckl1hnn trH with auzl"I lllli-Clo ....... 1hlt "co. to lift ....... tM llctlts to off I .... Riii 11 ._, These UftiQue told. red, -........ WR 1"1 ... I festilt ~ to Ille ......... tree, ... .....,, licflt· .. Cllllitiols. lut list• tD ... defjpted ... of surprise ..... "" blnt "" litllts out. n.. ii totlf dlrMns. -Masi-GIG /oru. 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Justsoaking in K LEENITE gives denrures a cleansing action unsurpassed by any un- oitygenated denture tablet, paste or powder. Improved K LEENfTE has more deter· gent action: m r>re effervescence: more pen- etrating po-.,.·~r than e~·er. Jt surges to every denture surface. Loosens tllm. The dingier the denture, the more spectacular the re- . suits. Only KLEENITE gives you this easy. to-use fo nnula that gets even older den- ture!! cleaner, brighter foster. D'nlU"S rhot /it Off tS..~tmiof ftl /rru/tfi . .'fr" fOllf Jtnrtsr ''lllfOrf)'. How Normal Are You? By JOHN E. GIBSON . You're normal if your thoughts, feelings, and actions don't depart too far from those of the majority of· people. Example: It's entirely normal for us to eat our dinner with a knife and fork, sitting at a table. It's abnormal (or so con- sidered) to take your meals sit- ting cro~-legged on your chimney, using a chisel and a pair of pliers for silverware. You may have more fun expressina your- self through behavior that departs from the normal, but you will alao cause eyebrows to raise, and perhaps be considered a 'weirdo' or at least 'different'. However, some people enjoy being 'different' as much as others ap- preciate being CO'l.Sidered completely 'normal'. There's oo sure way to prove that beiog nor- mal is betteT. lo any case, this true-false quiz will help you pinpoint the areas where you couJd be rated normal or otherwise. 1. It's not necessary to be normal to be happy and contented. 2. If a person is asked to draw either an ani- mal or a human being, the normal reaction is to draw a human being. 3. It's normal to grind y~ur teeth while you are sleeping. 4. It's normal to bate work. 5. It's normal to have trouble remembering people's names. 6. It's nonnal to "cry over spilled milk., and spend time wonying about thinp that you can't .help. 7. It's nonnal to dream in color. I. To be a completely normal person is a mixed blessing. 9. The more completely normal you are, the more conservative you tend to be in your tastes. ANSWllS 1. True. The life-style of many of the world's happiest and most successful people departs far enough from the usual or the norm to be classi6ed as definitely eccentric. Univenity of Aorida's Dr. Sidney M. Jourard points out that it is also possible to be a normal person and be absolutely miserable. 2. Trut. Jn psychological tests oo a normal population of over 400 college students, the overwhelming majority dn:w the human figure in preference to the animal figure. 14 3. Fabe. A nationwide survey has shown that it is not normal. The survey also abowed that you're out of step if you snore. The vast ma- jority of fellow Americans sleep without sound effects. 4. False. It's normal for certain people to hate certain jobs or dislike specific occupa- tions, but to hate work in general is definitely abnonnal. 5. Trut--ape<:ially if you aren't particularly fond of them. Our memory processes often 'black out"-at lea.st temporarily-names of persons, as well as incidents, with which we associate unpleasantness. 6. True. It's normal to feel bad when things don't turn out as you'd hoped. It's also nor- mal to worry about things even when you know perfectly well that worry will do no good. Failure to feel anxiety and coocem un- der such circumstances can be an indication of abnormality. 7. Faist. It's not particularly normal, but it's a lot of fun-and adds color to your_ night- life. A survey showed that only a compara- tively small percentage of Americans dream in color. 8. Trut. At the University of Minnesota a team of investigators selected a group of SO people who came the closest to being per- fectly adjusted in every way. These people were a.~ 'normal' as you could find anywhere. They were subjected to a battery of psycho- logical tests to find out bow it feels to be "as normal as you can geL .. Findings: both men and women in the very normal group were found to be essentially content with their Jot in life, and this included their vocation as weU as their marriage part- ner. lbey were hig.bJy realistic and poseelled a marked capacity to adjust to conditions. But tests s~ that they tended to be lacking in imagination, spontaneity, and cre- ativity; to have a limited capacity for emo- tional experience; to lead lives which many people would characterize as essentially mun- dane and dull. 9. True. The University of Minnesota study showed that when the very normal men and women were asked what they would do if they received a windfall of five million dol- lars, their responses tended lo be practical, down-to-earth. and showing little creative flair or originality-such as "I'd take the money and invest it." "Buy a house." "Get another car," etc. Responses of less normal sob;ects took a more excitingly flamboyant tum, such as "I'd buy a yacht and a Rolls-Royce," "Build a terrific golf course," "Build a hospital." + l t Hin It Is: Th lr'IM New "llCbu-off" discovery nicll is ""ill HyeH dllM tUt,.. can take illdles off ye1r 111,s, tltiPs IM nlstlill ii jut Uys-witliiilr lllttlll. 1111 IM •••• lllkl .. a,erillcill IMIZil&IY fast re•lts wltll tlU .. iaclleH ... v1111tttUt1. llM wUt tMJ say: 8. W.: lloatnat, CMadl "I lost ~. ia just 7 ap with llY flbUlous ... s.u .. Shorts. Two incMI from my waist, two indMs from my thiahs, nd 2~ inches from my hips 11 didn't betleve it was possible, but the tape measure doesn't lier• •r. R. G.: Burtllllll, Clllfwftil "I wore my Sauna S"9fts one day to mow the lawn, 1nd 1fter I WIS done, I found ·I hid lost 2 inches th• VlfY flnt d1y! No more plated pints for me. I look 1reat in the new styles, if I do say so myself." Iha. l. J. S.: llta•i, Florida "You should see me doifta the housewon in my ftonl priltt S.u Sltorts. I've llad sudt l"'t results, it 11most m1kn dtattina house worttnmtte. Thl'll indaes pe in 1 wttk -three more to 10 r• J. L : p.,1., Teua "I'm dowa to 1 size 9 P1nts from 1 size 11 Ind I owe it Ill to Sa1111 Sbo111. All my dotltes look much better oa me now, and I feet 1rnt I just war my Sluu Shorts IVlfY two weeks or 10 now to keep in aood shlpe {Uter1Hy I). Thinks for dewelopinc such 11 easy way to slim down ... HOW DO SAUNA SHOm WORK? TMse incredible new Slun1 Shorts .,, mid• of 1 vtritlblt "bee hive" of lir pockets th1t combine the berwlfits of your on personal Swldislt SlaN with an nalinltY _,.. tnrdtl ,....._... dtsiptd to work 1way your unwanted inches. Just slip into your Slun1 Shorts 1s you would 1ny sborts, ind infl1te them with the conveaient, dttachlblt 1ir pump we prowidt you with (It IO txtn dal111). l111mecH1tety, you'll , ... I ,.. ... mmacinc ICtion. 1 c:amfortitlc nnnth 111d unique support You'll fttl these ltundreds of tiay 1ir poek~ with ib on individull pressure point -aualina up to you, tichter 1nd tichter. When you fttl tlM rtsistlnct is approprilte put aside the air pump 111d feet tM comfortine sauna-like nnntll ind support these tiny 1ir pockets brina. How e1n somlthint thlfs wortunc off ifldtes fttl 10 aood7 Ifs llrnostchtltinc ! We'll ., send alone i1tstrudioa for ... ,.. ..,.. txen:itts you wiH perform tn on1tr tD pinpoilt iadtes· remov1I from your hips, thilhs or waist-or 111 thl'll It oact. TM uerdses tlkt just a few miMltes. Tlten, you'll kttp your Sluu SIMN1s oa while you rtllx or to lbout your r11Ul1r rot1tiltt. TIM(re not heavy like '""'' IO-calltd redudna dtVices. Sluna Shorts work on tht prindplt of cruti11 resistince to n1tural movement- somtwhlt like isometric exercises- J I except that you d0tt't have to do the work! Sauna ShorU are desitned to make your every movement (even breathinl) 1n exercise for dissolvina inches. After you remove your ,Sluna Shorts, you'll feel slimmer, firmer-even 1fter just one warin1. M1ny people report 1 loss of inches the very f rst day! WUI YOUI SAUNA SHOITS FOR 1 WEEI ! Provided you actually have excess inches which you can afford to lose, we recommend your warinc Slun1 Shorts for about half an hour or so every day. Many persons have lost IS much as 4 inches from just one session with the Sluna Shorts. And you may use your S1un1 Shorts with the sinale exercis. pl1n on a recular basjs. You'll be able to m1intain 1 firm, trim and youthful ficure. The results obtained, this first week, will differ amon1 individu1ls dependln1 upon physical f acton. But from the 1mazinaly effective results users are now experiencina, we're prepared to make you this outstlndin1 money1back 1uarantee: W11r your Sauna Shorts for I week. If you ire not completely satisfied and /or if you have Ht lost from 3 to 6 inches, you may return them for a 100% prompt refund. TWO DIFFERENT nPES TO CHOOSE FROM ••• BOTH INCREDIBLE BARGAINS! Choose the r11ular Sluna Shorts for rtducin1 hips 11 and thichs-just $9.95. For hips, thichs and waistline reduction, stlect the lq·line Slun1 Shorts ... only $14.95. And remember, thtst Sluna ~ Shorts are not sold in "" store. They art ·r • ~ not available elsewhere-at any price I They • are available exclusively from SAUNA SHORTS, INC. in an attractive ftoral print pattern for lldits 1nd In handsome navy blue for men. MONEY BACK GUARANTEE So thorou1hlJ convinced are we Ulat JOU wlll conakler Sauna Shorts the ••t convenient, rapid and 1111a1in1ly effective reducer for the hips, thl1h1 (and w1l1tllne), we are offerll11 JOU tJtl1 uncondltioul .oney beet 1uarant..: llaft or"°"""• If JOUr tolll lnchel·loA dott· not equal or HC9ed 3 to 5 Inches In just one week, you NJ retum your Sauna Shorts for a promp( total refURCl-no que1tlon1 1.W. So, If JOU want 1 1ll1NMr, trl ... r, •rt JOUtllfully lt•k loot ftOW, Of'Mr JOUf HIH• Ina new Sauna Shorts tod11! You hne nothina to lole but i.cMll There ii llOtllln1 like Sauna Short.I a•rwtterel ' I ~~-------------------................... ......-00~ B~ ~.at ~Walter Drake• ~R 23rd y~~ ... SATISFACTION GUARANTEED -ALWAYS 4134 DRAKE BUILDING, COLORADO SPRINGS, COLORADO 80901 YOUR OWN POCKET PRINTER $1 Pri11t '°'' nt•e .. d 1ddrt" (Of H1 3 liits) 011 m· tiOllNY."\ooks. 1dvtftisin1. Oolus ol •JtS tVtfJ dlyl l'rillltr C .. ts la COllJlcl self·ilkill CIM fOf poc.MI Of pw1t -al...,, llaMy wlltt )Oii lleed ll. 1'11111 -d· ill& ••llltd, tlldoM wit~ otdtr. '400t Ped&et........., ............. $1 YOUR PERSONAi. DESK MEMOS A .. ,.,,,., lllU Ind OAt lor ladles. uch Wllh • Wllilll· liCll ClrtOOI itl Ille C«lltr. Ledin' 11ys, "A s"°'1' llOlt llo111" willl n11111: 111e11's saps "fro111 lht ~of" with 1111111. 200 crisp wlli1t sllttts: 4" a 5". W'ith dnl tr~. P701 I 200 W...' MeMea . . . . . ... $1 '7019 200 ..... M-. ......... $1 -.: • Ml'JlR.Y OiJUSTMAS I •/I Janet EldJae Smith 'i• 2134 SoUth ?.2nd Ave. "A! Colondo s~ Colo. • -....n.iCSI sfAs~·s OJU£• .. .:.... Robelt A . Ssuou The South 22.Dd Ave· 2ll4 S-'"ft.. ColO· Colondo r --· RED=& GREEN CHRISTMAS LABELS GI, rd1111 1dd1tss l111t11 fOf Cllristlllas add e ltllivt llolid17 to.ell! c.lorl1I rt-.. 4 trffl hollJ desip wHll your ell~ of "lhny Cllrist•n'' Of "StasOl's G1Mti1pM. ,i111 3-11 .. 111114 alld tddfm prillltd ill '"· 500 .. _..., NL X762 500 ClwttlwMI ............. $1 NO-ODOR CAT JON Lltltr is COMl111tly dntd lly Kitti filtratioll and VH· lilltion -liQtid 141st tffttrs tllroaah m"n into pan 1fld evlpor1ttsl Dryness pl111 111 octllliollll spray pre· wllt odors, •"• l!tter fresll -111 •lttr 111011lh. Stoop rernovts sollcb. 19"al4"a6". Scoop, spray lncludtd. PERSONALIZE SEWING, KNITIING Md,._ ow11 dillictiwt loucll lo Ille pr111tllts Y°' lasll· ion. Sn in persouli.rtd wo1t1 l1btls wHll )Oii 111• 111pri11tfd to uca. Ea*it "'°" 1111.U '*'l!ond witll lett1ri111 i11 rich fold •lld rtd. "003 S.wi .. IAllteh . . . ... 1S .., $1 '1005 Kllifhe IAllteh . . . . . . 15 fw $1 INSTANT HANGING SPAQI Ovtr·lhe·Ooor Hool RaU ai¥tS JCM1 elbJ lllqin1 space ilsU11tly. No illsl.iot; ,..,,, sli, I.Ck Oftf Ille top d lllY 111sld1 door. Grat for coats, Mts. rMls. etc.. ld•I lor tall• SPICt ill tll"IOOlllS, lltd100111s. 011 closet delfs. tit. Alt·ll ... ; dwOlllt lilisll, 12~ 1011&. 6 hoolls. HH7 H.oll leck . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1.19 VACUUM TAKES OUT BLACKHEADS Do!l't lqlttlt IN i•itirt slin -let Y1eut11 ltftlOvt W-•lltecls '-'""· JllSt ~ Ille hp Oii tile llldlltld. prm lht llttlt pump-blldlhldl is COH! CuUt tx11u• dots tllt t11d! lllts is Ille ltflUIM! YK•IU, lot to bt co11tll1ed Willi illritators. C1111ntted. f259 Yecvtex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $1 PERSONALIZED DOOR KNOCKER A d1sti1ctive, p11so111I touch for 1owr front door! AltiQH~ brass plat• Oft solid lllttll. la· 75 Bill PAYING ENVELOPES $1 Why scr1111blt for t11Velop1111 bill p11i111 ti1111. or break •P mtloriery sets? Stlld 10" cilecks, ordtri, lie. i• tlltst cri111. •IHI• 6\i'' envelopes dellaned just for this job! Rttur• i• llPl* Ith CClf•tr POW1 ,our .... •m tad n,-. ,.. o1 75. PJOOJ 75 h v .................. $1 UFETIME SOCIAL SECURITY PLATE Your 11•1 111d Socill Seority 11111111tr ,eflllntttly e11rHtd oa ricll·lo1ki111 solid br11s plate. Yirt11tly irld11t111dilllt: can't •tar Of tta, lib p1pe1 cards. elves Pit potilM "ttllificaliN ter t liftti111. $,.city lllllt 111d Soc:ill S.C•rilJ mt•btr Oii .,Mr. M004 Sed9I S.Curity ,.... ........ $1 PERSONAL STATIONERY SETS S111ootll •ll•lt vt111111 •ilh yo.r 01111, M4ress Nd Zip codt Mllltitlllly ,,111ttd i• rich 111id11i,llt bltie. Ptrftct tor ell JCH11 eonlSIO!ldtt1tt-tot11t••t loo! Sllttb '" 1ppro1i1111tel1 !>W' a 7". Up to 4 llMS. ,3001 S0 ........ 25 eftY ...... $1.00 '3002 125 ........ so-...... $1.91 :;~'.'s~ !:~::~~111~1~~~ 12 PERSONALIZED PENCILS 694 L11ie I" door l'*'er 11 Any first and last n.a me lltuliflll!J h1pri11tt4 i1 &old osto .. ucmed with ,lelttrs on lllch Q"l11J Vuus ,.llCils. Crtlt lor schod, y04lr tuuly n1111t. llo111e or bw11essuu, Clltldrea loYt '1111 btcatse l1lty are ptrsonahrtd with their own n1111ts. lhtse llt hill lilt pellCils, No. 2 ltld.. f2054 N.-04of Cot Jo".. . . . $7.95 N017 Dow Knecker , $2.91 5154 ht of 12 PeMill . . • . . • . . 694 NOW YOU CAN USE YOUR TO ORDER FROM WALTER DRAKEI PERSONALIZED VINYL DOOR MAT For yow owt1llo111t111d tor silts! l•cll. 1111110 vl11YI Ii~ trap ulld, 1rm. dut. s.tf.frailli•a. "'"'e is Plf· 111111e11tty lllOlded 11 wtlilt vlflYf lettm on bl•• 1rnn. red. brown or bl.U 19" 1 30'' 1111L Up to 17 lttters. s,edly c.olef. 2-4 ... deliwfy. 07053 Deer Met ............. $6.91 DREAMY BRA rifts 104I s1""""" comtort. lbyti111e control lltcla. it's Ill ~retdly 1yfo11 IKt - tvtll tht straps! Clrtssin1 support vndtr n11htie, atn· tie tl1tltri111 control lor d1yti1111 •UL Perltct lor 1D11111i•1! front fistew. White. Two wa lrt Ill N917 Dr.01n Ire, A·I cup .... $1.91 N911 °'""' lro. C-0 cup . . . $1 . 91 GOLDEN SCISSORS LAST F OREVHI 111.ior·sllarp ll•illlen steel blades KIUlllJ c11t 1 COin In two! Yet they will 11ner 11ttd wrpelli•&. licht wy to .. 011 dMll• or bulky I.XS. Two pall ii Ml. 6" Ind 714", flt•llli•11oldu tillish. 111 vinyl use. Completely rustproof. A real VllH! N1010 SdMen ht ............ $4.91 RETURN ADDRESS TAG FOR PET $.1 "o llttlf to _,, about 1a1r '9t 1tlti1111ost1 Tllis lift- 1111e rtt111 141drm tac sllo1r1 tilt pet's na11e, plus JCMll 1111N, lddrtsa alld pllo .. 1111•11tr -.. 1n1mtd " llOlisJltd stai•ltss llttl. Co111pltt1 witll ""'" .... eas, to .,., Oii collar. MON '-t l.D. T ................. $1 BATHTUB SAFETY SEAT Batlle in setety llld toiafGrt! St1rdy tllllll Slit IS llHI for loot blths. slll•poos, sil·down slloWtJS. btttllna childnt. St11dy trips h ip ctttvlles<tnts ud tlden, people 111 11 11111 o.t of 111•. Wlltte e111llltltd linlsll; 11on · skid rubber Itel. Choice of 3 posilio11s I l "116''120". H4H lothtvlt s..t ......... $7.91 1000 RETURN ADDRESS LABELS $1 Q11c•, usy ••Y to pit yHr natllt Hd Mdrus on ltttm. checks. books, records. tit. Any n11111. Id· drns 1nd Zip cod• up to 4 lillts bt11hl1lly pi11ttd 11 bllck on wtlite 111mmtd l1lltls with ridl &old trill!. 2" lot&. FR[[ ll111dy boL 1716 1000 Lolteh ............... $1 (87~ 2~T. x 3FT. POSTER S..d i• lll'f ,td111. docwt11twl iawril1t ktae, 1111111 etrtma11. wtddina i!Mt1tio11, bltcll Jlld wtlitt or color sn1pshot (110 11t11tives) •.. or 35111111 ctlor slide ... 111d hne 11 u laratd into a 111111 2 It. 1 3 h. blaca 'and •hilt poster. Co11es rolltd 111 1 .. 111in1 tllbt to prt'ftlll crwilla, YC* orillftlf rttwHd wle tlld sound A real co11nrsaho11 pieee tor any roornl 05009 Oiaflt Photo (frM plloto) •.•. $1.91 05010 OieM Photo (lrot11Slldt). . , . $4.SO r-cUT OR TtAR OUT THIS ORDER FORM AND MAIL TODAY!--, SATISFACTION Walter Drake & Sons J I GUARANTtED 4134 .,,... ....... , .......... ~ 8"01 I I OR YOUR MONEY fWll( __________ __._ I s!~c~ I FREE Catalog CITY 's1An ZIP----11 a. .... ., INTlllAm llASlU OtMSt ...... ..-.r. I . 1 1 l•J l--...1 ........... 1~1::::!::1 ==' :::::I ::!:=I =-:-I ...__I ...__I ""--1 IL-...JIL--11__,J 1 BANK NO. I I I I I 1..6. Pri .. tllt 4 llllllMrs lld ,...., I . . . . . 1,-fro111 low• ltft corw of Clfd. END MUSSED ClOTHINGI Hl•I"• ... , lftl S110111 Mf..._ Mll'f', so 11111tllts cu't C.-., blt11eh ., 1Cli11St t1ell otlllr. kff, ywr dotllts fr•·looli11& IOlll•: llVt OR lllM· us11ry _,mi•& "'1. Bri111t ~au fl•~. nu 111y si11 ,od, sli"9 wity. Stt of 10 lloHa 30 .,11m . HS4S .._....AWi .............. $1 GET RID Of IED SLATS 11111 am 11td spri111s to nc. 1411a or ~,st! Ftlt-liRM. llttl Slllu.t.ob SllllPOft ''to UIOOllla. Hooh1t1"°"' aidt !Ills of lled-tMliMlt silts co11plettly. for coil ot boa spri111s. Ka" 1111111 llttl, 111111ot111y fl11ish. Stt of 6. HSOl2 ~fw wo..i bo4. ! . $1.91 HSOl3 Suppem fw met.a "44 $1.91 CUP NOSE & EAR HAIR SAFELYI Good 1rOOlli•1 Mlllds !1111 03it~ Mir la llGlbilll ind urs bt re•ofld -and 110• JO• cu dip it Olt sa~lyl Wll1 risl l11ltdio11 111 phteMR&. or ~ 111ckl111 witll sdssou? Ti1y •lllli·MMt rotary Shell is salt. cenllt, tffecti¥t. fl11est cll10111t·pltttd .. ,lical llttl. '411 Kllpette........... . .$1.25 MANY? ITEM ltO. llAME Of !TE.Ill __ J WE PAY POSTAGE Colorado rtsldt11b edd 3' 5*s taa TOTAl lllQOSB • .. !'lust. no COO's. (• -.-------------- $1 I ut "' nr Oii· I" •• PREl'Tf rvr.oN -To11- °" Bolno feo.t•ru '"' a- peuive lulf&tl-croclleUd look '" tm1Mbk oriml a.crrlic. It'• "liglat," ret it "t.a.ku off" tu cAill. I" 11.1~ite, Waa, piJ&k. Uglat bltUJ. Siul 81 to -''· 15.50 ppd. Ferr, Hot1.u, Dept. I , Dobb1 Ferr,, N.Y. 105U. CENVINE Dl.4MOND 1oli- t4irt1 No, it ; .. c loob like OM/ J CGnU Ne, a4itut41JU """of rilver cAr<nM rliodi. 1'ftl fi'lliala "'"" plciti'"'"' look. "Pf'ittceH'' ri"ll i1 11.9,. ! for IJ-"'· Terrr El- liott, D6'pt. FW78X, Boz 1118, Gnlu Cntroz' Sta., New York, N.Y. 1001.1. -Weekend Shopper BY SUSAN PAINE LEARN upholstering at home with a new COUl'8e that otf ers spare time income. Low tdition and terms. You receive a free illustrated book that &plains steps. Free sample lesson i8 included. A nice bobby, too. If you are interested write to Modem Upholstery, Dept. DCJ, Box 899, Orange, Calif. 92669. PHOTO JICSA W PUZZLE can be fun for the whole family. Your favorite photo can be made into an 8x10'" puule, Send any print or negative. Hand-oil-colored, $2.25 ; black and white, $1.35. Add 2fU for postage and handling. Send your order to Jigsaw, Dept. J38, 1199 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10001. MAGNIFYING reading gluses make it euier to do cloee, precision work. Attrac-Si~5wi~~ tive smok~olor frames with long-wear metal hinges. Helpful for folks over 40 •, ~··~:::.-.::: .... ...,....., .. without eye diseue or astigmatism. State ~:r.--....1~--=~ age, sex. $3.98 plus~ postage. Nel-King Products, Dept. FK-90GL, 811 Wyandotte, Kansas City, Mo. 64105. .. LET'S Un' fr' herb pack facial gives your face a fut pick-up feel and may give you a years-younger look in its 5-minute action. Smooths skin and gives a tighter more youthful appearance. Even dark cir- cles, shadows and spots lighten visibly. Smooth on, let set and rinse. $3. Fleetwood, Dept. AC16, 427 W. Randolph St., Chicago, Ill. 60606. SCIENTIFIC ARCH SUPPORT -Comfort Support Pads do many jobs; Callous-pil- low cushions ball of foot; soft pad lifts metatanal bones; and, a section gives arch support. They're washable. Be sure to state shoe size, for a man or for a woman. If you've been groaning, "Oh, my aching feet," this could help. 1 pair, $2.23; 2 pairs, $3.76. Comfort Support Pads come with a special foot care catalog. Foot Products, Dept. FW-lOE, P.O. Box 34, Malverne, N.Y. 11565. WeeURd Sl&.opfwr ittinu art NOT advtrtiaing. If prodvcts 1Jiown are ftOt availtibt. at 1toru, or<hr f r<mt. aottf"CU liat~d. Fa11til11 w .. kl11, Nov•mhr 8, J 970 17 :lv. .. :!5 .... ,... ..... .................... ow a1w.1 0.. ,., c ........ ........ ~ &lclote He -....... _. "-41-.. SlRUDIJND GYOUIM11,.__, ...... 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LEARI TAX PREPARATION AT HOME --II YOUR SPARE TIME -WITH • •• WDRKEO JUIT HALF THE TAX IEAION. ~ MADE *1.200 "I WOft(ed for lldt half _ UM tax ... son last v•r -and tust a few houn •m.GCIE' uch evenlnt-It added an MIY $ l .200 to mv lncoma. Can't wait for next ta• seMOn. Judy Edwards Phoenl>c, Ariz. Ha A BLOCK MAKE BIG MONEY THE FIRST YEAR e TAX WORK INCREAS-il> HIS INCOME llOOAMONTH "BecMaM of mv ltllft tw»un • a flrWl\an, I c;ould ontv wortc •ar~ to four days a Week at H ~ 81~. Effft so, I ....-a91d O¥ett HOO a monttt durlnt tax tMSOn. i"a• time K "utra money" time Her• is the perlect wey for any men or woman to JNke up to S700 e month IN EXTRA IN· COME. without selling. beck· bf'eeking work, Of a colleg1 education. to ma. JOhn Felz Ravt-n, M TAX PREPARATION IS PROFITABLE YOUR SERVICES ARE NEEDED NOW! Good tax ,,...._.,, who work for ,.._ 10 ooo H .. 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' FAILURES CREDntD SKiii.MD PHOTO Sena HEllON, Ill. 60034 DEPT.Z66 A valuable extra ... the famous Raleigh coupon on both Raleigh Filter Kings and Filter Longs. Free Gift c.ataklg. Write Ba< 12, Louisville, Ky. 40201 I By PEER J. OPPENHEIMER Judging from ~ccounts I'd read in recenr magazine afti.._ cles and other sources, when I took off for Taos, N. M., to spend three days with Dennis Hopper, I half expected to find a very frt»and~asy liv- ing style. But the atmosphere I found was businesslike. Although fve known Dennis. since I first met him in Marfa, Texas, in 1956, when be played a feature role in George Stevena' "Giant," fc;J teen him only pe- riodically in between. The lut time was al last year's Canoes FJ.lm Festival w~ be won the awant as beat new director for "Euy Rider." I found a lean and tough-looking Denoia climbing into bis V-8 four-wheel drive jeep aloopde bia m-foot-thRO- inc&s frie.od, fellow actor and body- guud, Owen Orr, bia eiaflt-year~d dauahter Marin by bia ex-wife, the for- nier Brooke Hayward (daughter of Ur ltnd Hayward aod Marpret Sullivan). and bis four-year-old niece. We bad many Ions talb durins my stay in Taoe. and one thins was evident throughout. Denoia is deeply disturbed by the accuutioaa that be has been ahootins speed and tak:ins hard drop. "I never have and I never will," be told me. "Unfortunately, wbeo I was inter- viewed for 'Buy Rider,' I made the mist•te of aayins rd tried LSD. I alto said I believe marijuana should be le- pliud. But I never said anything about heroin or any of the other bard Jtuff. I don't care so much what is said about me u long u it doesn't affect a lot of other people. But when 10meoDe re.ds that I take heroin or &boot speed.they're going to tbint that maybe all that ltU1f isn't IO bid--ud they can tel them- eelves into a lot of trouble!" Dam.is ii a loner. He doem't like Hollywood and doesn't care for New York. At heart, be ii very much Dodge Oty, Kan., where bC wu born 34 years aac>· For many years he'd contemplated moving IOOJCWbcre but it wun't until What in Ula World! Tips AgalMI Gyps Although tourist traps do exist for the unwary traveler, be can aave mooey and annoyance with In Europe, food clteck may ccwer Hp. aomc inside information. According to 1W A's man-in-Europe, Tom Bell. (I ) many govemmenta impoee a departure -tax, collectible at the airport. It's worth saving out the exact amount in that country's currency. Don't rely on travel- ers checks. (2) Some "duty-free'' air- port shops just are not. Prices may equal or top downtown prices. Notable excep- tions: Anuterdam and Shannon air- ports. (3) Arrivioa puaengers abould avoid the "chauffeur-type" waiting with limousine outside cuatoms. That's not a metered cab be'• driving; he'll charge two to three times more. ( 4) Most restauranta add a eervice charge to the bill. Check the figures before tipping. (S) To beat the "double gratuity'' ~ tern amons IOIDe bellboytt tip only the one thliv~rlng dry-cleaning, not pick- ing up. Still Doing · His Own Thing the auccesa of "Easy Rjder," which will bring him from one to two million dol- lara, that be became sufficiently inde- pendent to make the break. Dennia bepn a love a.ftair with lhow busine. just after bis grandmother toot him to 1ee bis first movie when be was five. When Denoia WU in biJ t.eena, the family moved to California, and Dennis got involved in aporta u well as dra- matics. He became IO proficient in box- ina that in l9SO be wu a finalist in the Golden Gloves weltenreigbt divi- sion. lo hit apare time be acted with the San Dieao Community Players. When he was 17, be bad a small role in the La Jolla Playbouae presentation of ''lbe Postman Always Rinp Twice" and as a rault, wu interviewed by the casting di.rector of the Hal Roach ltu- dioa. Thia in nun led to his land.ins the part of the epileptic in the tv film, "Boy in the Storm,'' which brought him to the attention of three major mtdioa, each of which offered a c.ontract. DenniJ aiped with Wamen, appeared in "Jaa- ged Edge," "Rebel Without a CaUJe," and "Giant." Dennis is the first to admit that most of bit problems are of his own rnak.irlg. Typical was ao incident when be was 19 and attended a party at Cole Porter'• home. ·,,1 aot IO fed up with evecyooe'a aareeina with Mr. Porter that I blew up and told them otf. Mr. Porter prompt- ly asked me to leave but later wrote me a very nice letter,'' Denoia remem- beftld. "He said I was riabt but that be wu too old and bad gone too far to put-up with such behavior from a young punt who hadn't proven birmelf yet." Unsonltary Ownen of automatic dish- wuhen should take advantage of the machine and never polish off the clean dishes with ' towel, according to the New England Journal of M~dicine. That s.,i-eads bacteria. If dishes are washed by hand. let them dry in the rack. A Working Wardrobe There's one group of employees who11 never com- plain that big businea doesn't care about it-the tellers of National Bank of North America. For one thing, their personnel-development program offen a thorough course in charm, beauty, make-up. hair styling, weight control, etiquette, motivation, and customer com- munication. Many of these tellers are young, with "young" salaries that don't quite stretch to include both enda of the present expemive controveny over skirt length. Board Chairman Sidney Fried- man and President John Voael are sym- pathetic to their problem and decided to present them a co-ordinated wash 'n' Utcwiae, it waa reported that after the script of Denoia' latest film, ''The Lut Movie," was written, Dennis paid very little attention to it. Instead. he improviacd every scene as be went along. Since be shot four times as ~ch film u the averaae director, the rumors 1Cemed to have credence. However, he made the whole film under the most difticult of circwmtances 14,000 feet up in the mountains of Peru in a record- brcaking eight weeb-the lut two weeb it rained-and be played the lead u well. The day I wu to leave, Dennis asked me to look at the footage he'd been cditina for the past three months. Not even Univenal Pictures which financed the film, bad aeen any of it. Nor. to the be.t of my knowJect,e, bad an,-...e else except Denoia and his two editors. While it t. difficult to judge a film until it is completed, I became convinced that Dennis iJ one of the moct gif tcd of direc- tors. He knowa he's walking a tight- rope: "Everybody said 'Buy Rjder' was a fluke. This film will cit.her make me or break me." Hopper baa been leeina a lot of Michele Phillipa, who COltarl in "The Last Movie." They'd previously an- DOWICed they intcoded to marry. .. Nothing abort of a disaster would make Denni• give up films. Realizing tbiJ. I didn't even dare ask why be titled bit newest-The Last. Maybe it'• all a pg, but no one teemed to be lauahing u I drove off and left Dennis Hopper m.ping his future apin.lt that dry and beautiful Taos lancbcape. • empfoyeea a bonus of a c:io-«dinated wash 'n' wear wardrobe to wear on the job: a looauette. mini-dre9, jacket. J }~ --.. bonus for worlcing girls. blouec, ak.irt-plua pants for the unde- cided. The «lien take the wardrobe home, maintain it. and each weekday make a choice from 12 possible com- binations. 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Director M~mou-Co1111'1todity Report Han Rouben visits with Jaclue Jo-1:40 Kid's Stuff (C) ih on Friday. 2:00 ~Cl) Steret Storm (C) Jee• l1 Linne (C) • Q) (j) m lrl&llt Promist (C) Cartoons (C) father Knows Bat Offict of the P111ident (f7) Cl) aJ Ntwfrwtd Ga• (C) m • ESAME'S' BACK! · irovit: See Daytime Movies. * NEW SEASON DEBUT! 81" : Sesame Str•t (C) (R) # 131·5. 2:30 Ci) Ed1• of Nl&tttw(~d 9:20 F1sltions In Stwln& (C) • CiJ m Another o 9:30 ii (j) '"'"' Hlllbll!lts ~C) So•:::Jc~urt (C) , r.21 s~ ~~::::es~ ) ~ ~ aJ Dltin1 Ga•t (C) . m Movlt: See Daytime Movies. : Ed°:cat°::i Features Ro11per Roo• (C) Nil ~ 50111., -..., (C) i Th1rs Lift (C) 3:00 ~ • ,. 10:00 Cl) f1mlly Aff'1lr (C) It s our ht (C) • Sale of the Canturr (C) Stre~ Ptrldise (C) ' Ftaturn/Publlc Strvict (C) cm (.V(E General Hospttal (C) ~Sunny TodlJ (C) Outer LI1111ts · If u••1m : u~tiel!w. ~It~ C) (6) MitinM: Don Rodew1ld. l0:30 I fE m Holl:::J Squam • .. Mlnutas (C) Mon., Wed., i P.et., M•rsh•ll hosb. Fri.; Cllllltn~ (C) Tues., Thul't. lucl Roprs m Clntt11a 00 Gallopilt& Gourmet (C) 3:30 fJ Tbt Mt•e Ro, Sllow (C) O Mi•• Douatu (C) Johnny Math-is Is guest CO·host. 11 Famotts JUtJ Trials (C) l @Cl)Gl. Ont lift To UVI (C) loto's Bli Top Show (C) Poptyt Cartoons (C) ~rlst the llvtn1 Word (C) 3:45 &!) la Comunlclld 11 Dil (C) 4:00 II Mr. Ed, Wed., Fri.; Movie, Mon., Tues., Thurs. ltn Casey (B Dirt Sbldows (C) News (C) Baxter Ward. Gtor1t Putnlm News (C) De MHsta" 00 MIU Doalfas (C) : Seume Stffft (C) (R) # 131 ·5. (j) Tit• Thr• stooaes • iliii&Jous FNtures (C) Dos Cellos en P11tnque 4:15 @!)Alu Ntrvo Show 4:30 Movie: See D1ytime Movies. News (C) Bill Bonds. • Abbott & Costello (C) Bltlllan (C) E •Y The1111on (C) Tiit Munlltrs • 30 Amor 111 ti Dtsitrto • ValllOS I Viajar (C) Mon., Fri.; Ulted y Polldl, Tues.; Mlllaft Clt111btr of Co111111tce, Wed; LI Salad dt Usted. Thurs. (B A World Apart (C) 5:00 0 KNIC N ... rvle9 (C) U 111 5 News (C) Senders/Ash· man. I Flipper (C) Tht Fllntltenn (C) fa. (i) Gllli1an1s Island (C) Cilrfli1s Pld (C) PllJ & T1lk (C) Tl&m dtl Rina, Mon.; Con ti Dedo en ti Catillo, Tues.-Frl. I Tiit Rifleman Notldas Titt 5allopin1 Gotir.t (C) 1 Tues.-Frl.; News (C) Mon. 5:15 (i1) (3) News (C) EI!) flit Frltndlr Giant 5:30 (j}) m ABC News (C) • Dia Tan O,.t Mr Favorite Martiln htticolt Junction (C) (i) Tltls °" 1970 (C) : ilsteroa•rs' Nli&llbotllood (C) Ci) Ntws/Wntlltr/Sports (C) , Pastor's Dtlll/Fllms (C) • Comlcot r Canclonn • Don Wilton's Town Talk (C) . Btwttclltd (C) Tues.·Fri.; News ( ) Mon . 5:45 a:> Deporta DENTAL PLATES REPAIR AND RELINE WHILE YOU WAIT EASY CROWNS-BRIDGES CREDIT FILLINGS-X RAYS LOW TERMS EXTRACTIONS PRICES ALL ORTHODONTICS SENIOR INSURANCE ATTENTION UNIONS! CITIZENS PLANS HONORED Ask us about our money WELCOME saving p I a n for Union Members. 1642-88141 • NEWPORT· COSTA MESA DENT AL CLINIC DR. THOMAS J . SM ITH & ASSOCIATES Open h en•"9' & $4t urdavl No Appt11nlmenl Ne,eutry 1 534 WEST 19th STREET COSTA MESA 1~ BLOCK WEST OF HARBOR Bl VO. ~WORK DONI IY UNION TICHNICIAHS" P11e 3 SATURDAY NOVEMBER 7 rVF N ING 6:00 I Tiit "' Ntn (C) (60) · 0 CiJ m Nit News (C) (30) Lindt (-e} (60) . Mevle: (C) "Tiie Nailed Spwr" ( ram1) '53-Jarnes Stew1rt, J1net Lelah, Robert Ryan, Ralph Meeker, Millard Mitchell. While on the trail of 1 killer, a bounty hunter Is joined by 1n old prospector and 1 dishonorably di.scharged cavalry· man In this savage story of ven· geance. I Boa City (C) (60) Then Came Ironton (C) (60) CV Slturd1y Movlt: "At Gun. polnf' (western) 'SS-Fred M•c· Murray, Dorothy Malone. I Color Travelcade (C) (30) Muaicalt/O.vey & Collatll IC) ( 0) .m Sttrlinr Tlle1tre (C) (30) 6:30 I News Conference (C) (30) Hobby ShowuM (30) Ci) Hip Cllaparr1I (C) (60) fJl) Tht frencll Cltef (C) (30) With Julia Child. Qt Cl) CIS News (C) (30) IE ctlildren's Gospel Hour (C) ( 30) m Edee of Eternity (C) (30) (!) Upbut (C) (60) 7:001J C8S Ewenlna News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. D KNBC SPECIAL-Actress * Rosalind Russell explores Center Theatre Group projects with students in "MORE THAN A STAGE" D 11f.1<W I Mero TUn a Stire (C) ( ) Actress Rosalind Russell presents entert1inment ringing from comedy to start! dram•. 0 RAMS SPECIAL! TOM * HARMON WITH ROMAN GABRIEU INTIMATE BEHIND-SCENES LOOK! 0 I lflc!AL I llallS football (C) (60) Sportsc11ter Tom Harmon B Deatft Valley D_a~ (C) (30) m lfALPH STORY'S "WEIRD * WORLD OF WEIRD"!! m Metromedia Pments IC) (60) "Weird World of Weird." Ralph Story Is back again-this time to delve into the world of the mys· tical, the magical and unearthly. m Run for Your LHe (C) (60) Cr•tiwe llvinc Witlt Crafts (60) NET Joumal (C) (60) "Father Dan Berrig1n: The Holy Outl1w." A series of interviews with Reverend Den Berrlran, the fugitive priest convicted of destroying draft rec· ords in protest of the wu in Viet· nam. I (j) ludl Owtns (C) (30) liVing faith (C) (30) loa de Mlllc:o (90) Rat Patrol (C) (30) 7:30 fJ Qi (j) lliulon: ll11pouible {C) ( 60) Phelps falls in love with 1 wom1n whom the IMF has been 1ssigned to bring out from behind TO FIND ANYTHING! EVEN YOUR WAY AROUND! .. * Need a house or apartment? * Need anything fixed? * Is your car sick? * How about a caterer, plumber, doctor, lawyer or even an Indian Chief? * Rent an elephant for a party? * Have your garba9edisposal fixed! * Airplanes to Zebras!!! REFERRAL SERVICE IS FREE TO YOU AND IT'S RELIABL;E TOO CALL KAREN JOY "KNOWS" 673-1209 Pap 4 THE DAILY PILOT, lV WE£1<, NOVEMBER 7, 1970 ,.\' 7remlere 1toek 11udson 1'eslie earon JI 'Ver1 ipeelaJ ~avor 11:30 7.,M In color OD KABC ·TV 1:00 the Iron curt1in over the seemingly lnsormount1ble obstacles set in their w1y by secret police. Julie Gre11. Mich1el Stronr. P1ul Stev· ens and Sid H1ir guest. ft 9 ~ m AndJ Williams (C) {60) Andy s special guests are Kate Smith, Arte Johnson, and Gladys Knifht ind the Pips. 0 cm CD.a> let's Malle a Dffl i (30) Monty Hall hosts. MHllon $ Movie: "A Hard Day's N pr• (musical-comedy) '64-The Beatles. @ENASA film 0 WELTER TITLE * FIGHT! A BIGGIE! O Saturday Niftlt fipb (C) (2 hr) Irish Gil King meets Lupe Cebreros in a 12 ·round event for the C11iforni1 Welterweight Title (tentative schedule). 0 (i1) Cil G) Newtywed Game (C) (JO) m Movie Greats: "Tltey Were El· ptndable' (dr1m1) '45 -John W1yne, Robert Montgomery. I Minority Community (C) (30) Money Manarement (30) John Donne CC) (30) "Actor's Choice," &1!) The Story (C) (30) 1:301J a Cf) My Three Sons (C) (30) Polly and Chip, parked in Lover's Cove, realize someone has been following them and they hurry to the Douglas home where Steve, Charley and Robbie confront the 1 man who is still following them. D 9@ m Ad•m·IZ (C) (30) "Log 75-Hive 1 Nice Weekend." U LAWRENCE WELK SHOW * Music Makers salute Small Town America 0 (ii) (I) Q) Lawrence Welk (C) <60) Welk and His Champ1gne Music Makers 'honor the thousands of small towns throughout the na· tion. I =ntry Muilc Time (C) (2 hr) Cinema 30 (C) (30) LI TOJ11enta (30) 9:00 fJ 9 Cl) Amil (C) (30) After or- dering his son, Rich1rd, to get his long h•ir she1red, Arnie gets 1 t1ste of his own medicine when his boss orders him to sh1ve off his must1che or suffer the loss of his executive_pc>$ltion. a lil oo m Nae s1tun11J Mov- ie: (C) ''Triple Cross" (dram•) '56 -Christopher Plummer, Romy Schneider, Trevor Howard, Yul Brynner, Gert Frobe, Cl1udine Au· ger. fJl) Homewood tC) (60) (R) "Pro· files in Cool Jm." &I!> Hour of Power (C) (60) &I) Pre111iere Movie (C) (~ hr) "El Gallo Ciro en Elp1na." 9:30 1J a (I) Miry Jyter Moore (C) (30) A heavy snow storm in Minne· apolis on election nlgtit forces 1 very nervous Mary Richards to pro· duce her first television news show. Faced with a rebellious crew and an electriCll tote boud th1t breaks down, Miry is forced to find interesting guests to fill the' e111pty air time. 0 (i1) @ Q) Most Deadly liHtt (fj (60) "Who Kiiied Kindness?" .Jonathon Croft (George M1h1rls) v !) e s I· ·. s I n 'f if I• 6 y 11 ) s w t j , • " posu as an out-of-work drifter and Vanessa Smith (Yvette Mlmleux) poses as a vacatlonln& secretary to ael into a dude finch after the owner is murdered. Carol Lynley, Paul Richards, Sheree North, An· drew Prine and Robert Wilke auest. 8 News (C) (30) Larry Burrell. 10:00 ti Qt Ci) Mannix (C) (60) Harl Rhodes auests as an African pre· mler, Obuko, with whom Pew falls in love. She meets him In a hospital where he is beln1 treated under the alias of Mr. Smith. Man- nix ind Peay keep his secret- until foreign aaents try to bomb his room. IJ lie 5 News IC) (30) 8 Ao tf Aquriua (C) (60) Kev· in Coughlin hosts. Gloria Lorina pests. m News (C) (30) Ken Jones. fZi) NET Playtiouu (C) (90) (R) ''The Three Musketeers." 10:30 II RETURN Plafboy Aft•, Dari! (C) {10) Hugh ,Jfefner Is host to Sonny & Cher, Vic D1mone and come· dlans Dick Shawn and Larry storch. 0 ROMJ Crier Show (C) (30) Rosey welcomes Lionel Hampton and Gelsa Patao. m Collep Football (C) 21/z hr) Cal State Lona Beach vs. Fresno State. I News (C) (30) I (3) Saturday Nilfrt Movie: "Tlle ortdof Suzie Won(' (drama) '61 -William Holden, Nancy Kwan. G) ,ISlpOft to Travel (C) (30) 11:00 8 0 News (C) · · f'ript Nipt: (C) "Be Terrot"' and "Atlldl of tM Musl1roo111 ,.... pit." llJ llovlt: "hSSlll ........ (rO· mince) '56-Diene Cilento, Anthony Steel, Peter Finch. a Ci) Award Tllutre: "D ... Sel" @!) t'iitml Fil111ico (2 hr) "Furll n el '"''•·" 11:15 IJ Fabalous 52! (C) "lltdtt" (drama) '64-Ridlard Burton, Pe· ter O'Toole, John Giel1ud, Martita Hunt. The story of 12th Century England and the turbulent rel•· tionship between Thomas Becket and Kin& Henry II of Enatand. OAK News (C) 11:30 II D ..... (C) Movie: "Double lnd .. tnlty" (mystery) '44--Barbara Stanwyck, Edward G. Robinson. 0 Sltllf'dtJ Ni,ltt Movlt: (C) "A r., Spedal Favor'' (drama) '65- Rock Hudson, Leslie Caron, Charles Boyer, Walter Slezak, Dick Shawn, Larry Storch, Nita Talbot. A well· meaning but mis&uided French father tries to insure his dauah· ter's happiness by invitina 1 hand· some youn& American friend to show the &Jr1 affection. 12:00 D ultun l l1rtltf CC) 1:00 D S,..aJn1 FrHIJ (C) Ralph Salemo, author and crime authori· ~auesb. All·NIPt Sbow.: "Rltum of the M111," "Teen111 lld Cllt" ind "£ndlantld Cotti ..... 1:30 8 Mowit: ''Dru11 Cit!" (drama) .. '48 '-Betty Hutton. 1:45011 ..... (C) . Q) Mewie: "Toapat M111 Allwt" (mystery) ·s~ane Cla~. 2:00 IJ Mftte: 'tilt 'Elt Cowf>oy" (comedy) '41-.\bbott and Costello. D KNIC News (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV Wl!Ek, HOVEM8"'.A 1, 1'10 IE in ''BEXXET."on The Fabulom52! ,.,. 5 WHEN IN AFRICA, SPEAK SWAHILI "Kifaru, The Black Rhinoceros," Is the title for the GE Monogram SerlH premiere special airing on NBC, Thursday at 7:30 P.M . Kifaru Is the Swahili word for rhinoceros. Pro- duced by the MGM Documentary Department by Irwin Ros- ten and Nicolas Noxon and filmed In Africa, "Kifaru" focuses on efforts to learn more about the life patterns of the black rhinoceros In an attempt to prevent its extinction. Canadian biologist Dr. John Goddard, an expert on wild animal behavior, Is seen at the Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania, Tsavo National Park in Kenya and the Olduvai Gorge In Zambia-three areas populated by rhinos-as he attempts to expand the limited knowledge about the rhinoceros. His work Is dHlgned to find answers to such quHtlons as: What I• contributing to the decline In the world'• rhino population? What can be done to protect the species and guarantee Its survival? For the past five years, Or. Goddard has lived In the African bush with his family-wife Shelley and daughters, Penny, 8, and Nikki, 3. During that period, Or. Goddard has tracked, observed and kept records on populations of rhinos. In addition to showing the work being done by Or. Goddard, the GE Monogram spec.ial will present views of the dally life of his family: Penny at her studies, Nikki at play with friendly animals and Mrs. Goddard performing normal houHhold chores which somehow ar9 not ao ordinary In the Afrlc.an bush country. Pace 6 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEl!IC, NOVl!Ma•llt 7, 1'10 A· T • T -E-N-T -1-0-N IMPORT CAR BUYERS NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY! 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SONETT h nmNltat<' D<'lt\'C'ry :)rang<' County's Nl'\\l'i\1 Oh· COAST IMPORTS nf Orani:;r Cnunl) 1200 \\' Pa1·1fw Co111;1 ll\\'y, Ac·rn'" h om Tlalhna H:iy Club r 1:.:.0 lOG e ~,.ir,. r ,29 CHICK IVERSON Your Authori1.d VW Dealer in the Harbor Area @ Home of the Love Bug Special 44~ f . Coau Hwv. ot loy•ide DriH , N.I . '1l·HOO S4'·l0l1 e at. Sl eat. S4 & SS SPORTS MINDED? Then Newport I mporh is Your kind of place. You r Authorized ~ Austin America Large stock of used Porsches Jags, MG's, Austin HHleys, etc. ntwport J)1nperts 3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B. 642-940S, S40-l 764 ·' In the ~arbor Area the Economy line for the Quality mir.ted. ZIMMERMAN DATSU 2145 Hubor, Costa Mesa 540-6410 Pace 7 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 7. 1970 SUNDAY (C) New York 1t Pittsburah ; and fJ F1mlty r.111 Festival: ''Cufty 0) LithW: I WMt 1 WIJ t. Co! Cleveland at Oakland. r.,... Shlr1ey Temple, Rochelle (C) lilftumid hosts one·hour pro. I ~ C.-. lllrlt (C) Hudson, Arthur Treacher. aram ft1turin1 the youna people's 10:30 1 rn Cattlnoor• Cits (C) I Cllllltr l1test craze-fun vehldes such IS aitfl for Today (C) httem for Livine the 11eosklmmer. (j) Nfl Football (C) San Fran· Ton>s 9 (6') film Ft1tart (C) "Wildest cisco at Chicaco. 3:30 Movlt: (C) "FlJlne l..tlltr· WOrtd:r' 11:00 IJ Notre DI• Foottaall (C) Hiah-ntcb (drama) '51-John Wayne, fJ1) ~ Hi ll(hts of yesterday's came with the Robert Ryan, Don Taylor, Janice n.t~'11111 r.t.tlal: 1:15 m Tiie CllrbhplltB University of Pittsburch Panthers. Carter. I ~s ~-(C) Is It c.iq? l:lO m Tiit 111• ·~ fJ @ rn ... lwi ..... (C) I Rodd Robin Hood (C) Hin u.u. ---.. m Mtwit: (C) "111,.. CoclfltlMn" Ci) Set Hant , .. , 1:55 II Clvt Us Tiiis Dar (C) (adventure) '49-John Wayne, Ward Ci) Poptye C.rtoons (C) Ettrtlla tft Ilia.I 7:00 ti Tom and Jtny (C) Bond. SICflCI Cintu (C) 5:00 D Inquiry (C) Guest Is Jack Gli-m Mr. Wlsllbont (C) I Cllurdl In tlle Homt (C) A&rlculturt Report strap, new aeneral manapr of the 7:l0 Ptntlope PttstDp (C) Cine "' Su C... 4:00 Jolin Mdly Show (C) Southem Calif. Rapid Transit Dis· TIA ~ltn Centi £.sta C.ncion? 0 HR. SPECIAU trict. II.UC & .._St*• Wtrcl (C) ll:JO the ~~ee~ (C) "Alive in *UCLA FOOTBALL! fJ "RIDE THE WILD = ~-~(C)(C) B Movie: Mfiwe Cata t. Hell" 0 1 UJt•A I UCU lruiu foot· * SURF"-BARBARA EDEN ..... ' (Tri ) 5" .. ·11 B d batl (C} Hicflliahts of UCLA' a foot· @ 594 Is th Answer (C) ama ~evi e ran · Ken ball suson to date, with special & FABIAN--COLOR! 7 •• 5 n.. • .... ,i......i.-. (C) Scott. Dolores Michaels. h . h .,. • n "" ,.....,...... illr.\ 0 .._ 1 • emp as1s on t e Bruins' 1ames with 1:00 la11p Unto Mr Fett (C) "Bert· ~ ,..., -• nical Oreaon, Texas and Stanford. Tom D Slllday Movie: (C) "llldl t11t rand Ru"'911: Feith of an Athttlst.'' Harmon describes the play-by-play. filld Slllf" (romance) '6G-fabl111, This Is tlle Lift (C) O @(I)Gl Colltp Foolbltl-Shelley Fabaru, Tab Hunter, Bir· C.tlltdral of ToMOnow (C) 12:001 11o .. 1, ....... ,.1..._ (C) if70 (C) NCAA hlchllihts. bara Eden, Peter Brown, Soun D1J of Diaccmry (C) -,-· • • -I lozo Utt Cknm (C) Hart .. Three young surfers travel to Woaderau (.C) Susptft• TMatrt (C) "The (i) Cll llshep'a lAcktr (C) Hawaii. •evml Fires (C) · 1tchman,'L Jack Warden, Telly Sa· iltw Yoct City 0pm Plntl (C) ti' -.,.. (C) Cil DavtJ & Coflatll (C) valas, Victor~• Shaw. ~ newsp1P!r· CJ) Fact Ule Nation (C) an ff•• UNCU (C) Cl) TOWll Hall Mtttinr (C) man, one1; involved with the wife ffis Is tllt lift (C) (I) Sewn Arts Tiltltrt: "Ill• 1:30 L ... Up and liYt (C) "The Na· of 1 Spanish despot, is summoned m. Hours." live Alaskan.'' A discussion of the by the agin1 "Don'.' !O write a 4:30 Hob Nob Wltll lob issues conoernina Alaska's natives. 1lowin1 ~count of his hfe. D Michael Burns, Tisha Ci) raqport to Trntl (C) I Mri. Alpha let (C) lntelll.&ent Parent (C) * Sterling star in "EXIT" : Qla, Fran & Ollie (C) Face to Fact (C) . 1 Ci) stories of Success (C) -an INSIGHT drama (f) fll11 Feature (C) Movie: "Uttlt S.Vaat" (adven· 12•30 Onl Robtfb (C) D lnli&M (C) "Exit" Michael Bums ' NlsA Fi• (C) ture) '59-Pedro Armendariz Ro· 00 Ulldenny for Pita (C) portrays an idealistic colle1e senior Ttatn Falltatiel (C) dolfo Hoyos. . l2:45 t:jj (j) Nfl Today (C) who breaks up with his air1. drops • Collep of tlte 0..rt (C) I ~ (i) Kathryn Kulll•an (C) l:OO C..11tf11 lllrN (C) 1 out of college, and aoes to the · • FlltbOl..SOCC. 11-'lal: t4unr•r· . ffis Is the Utt (C) · ID@m Nfl/AFC Footblll drup and hippie way of life. Tisha la vs. Por1ugal. F1tll Cosptl ltevtval (C) ( ~ Cleveland Browns at Oakland Sttrll!!J CO·stars. a> Ra H••blnl 9:00 lnidt Football (C) Raiders.. .. . .. fJ Q9j (j) Skippy (C) 5:30 II Tiit Jtbons (C) D New Children's Series! 0 lhvit: , Mon11tur lt•uulre m Mothtfs..in·Ln (C) • All·Allltrlcan Collttt (C) * "SERENDIPITY" · 't (comedy) 46-&b Hope, Joan, ____________________ _ VISI S Caulfield 1 Lion Country Safari fJ @ c1J NEW SEASON Difections Quinn Gladden hosts CC") The series mmines present· O Serendipity (C) Quinn Gladden d•r views of the ~ation's major r• takes youngsters on two field tri ps. ll11o~s aroups-uflllzln1 drama, art, The first stop is l ion Country s1• ~us1c and documentary tech· fari, where th e children have an niqu~. inside look of t~e carlna of anl· B M1lllo~ $ Movit:,, "T11ey Died mals. During the second stop, to ~.U. T1'tir loob °'! . (adventure) the Pacoima Glass Company. the 42-frrol Flynn, Ohv11 de Havll· younpters watch the arts of stain· land, Arthur Kennedy. in alass. I Tiit World hyond Dly of Dixowtry (C) Hwe Cun, W'itl Tmet Ca•pa flnlfllt frutt I la Ylda (C) C.untry Music (C) l: 30 f ac:t tllt Nation (C) ~ RtViYal firts (C) (ff) @ lllllH & AnlWtfS (C) Oral Roberts (C) Mrs.""Gndon B. Johnson cuests. Tt• lftd Jerry (C) I Yoict of C.lvtry (C) la f1•Hil Co•lltfttlrios (C) , ,...,.. LttiM "' O..lq1 2.1IO Tiie Sitst1 Is Ower (C) Two ln· t:JO m T.-, (C) mates of Chino Institute for Men, MJ Fewtritt Ser11tn (C) Guest 1 minimum sec;urity prison, discuss speaker is Rev. Eusene Golay, problems of pnsoners. Bob Navarro North Glendale United Methodist Is host. . Church, Glendale. fJ "-C.ference (C) Clhf. Poll I Celle Autry 511ow head Marvin Reid auests. ~ms_.., tt1t a..r tc> &>ROLLER GAMES-ACTION! 1 Fnt llptilt Cll1rd (C) * T-BIRDS vs. NEW YORK 1 .......,. ~ (C) 0) Rofltr Ct1M (C) L.A. T·Birds vs. 10:00 N F.....a (C) Minnesota N.Y. Bombers. Villines vs.. Washinrton Redskins.I @ Cil S.ndly Mltiftff: "V"m l.lp-1;.e from Washlnston. lb!" D Dollble f'utltre: (C) "Ridl, a (j) Sundar Movies: "fifty fillea _. "'ttf' (comedy) '51-1 C11nt.." Jane Powell, Vic Damone. "A Yank I C.119-' Muluno ht Yietal•". (dr1m1) '64-Marshall 12:30 s..nower Ctttbratioa (C) Thompaon. lllewit: .. Ma 1nd h Kettle .. cl I HMr tf "'"' (C) " dM Firm" (comedy) '51-Mtr· tm (j) *'" ..._. (C) lofi• Main, Percy Kilbride . ....-.: ~ ill tllt Sl1"1 3:0081....,/Gmidtf (C) Traininc (KW) ·~ron Moore, Donald' the joblt'ss is Ille subject to be U · Woffit. amintd. Truman .llcques is host. I m Alwltll n... e hbtrt ll DlfMn ... CC> a (i) Ptt F..cbll h ... tllHdtr Jerry Lewis Is ~lo ruest today. NOVEMBER 8 M 0 RN IN(, 5:00,,Jt In color on 1CABe-n ... ..... 8 ol O· 1'1 1$ ti: il- 'le I · N " n. 1r-1n to If· Ali111ls, Action l Adventure "Canadian Wildlife." Color TrntlCldt 00 WOfld TollOfTow (C) : ,..,_., tlM C1tltM (C) (R) (f) Tiit Jebons (C) I na.. F••llJ FVfNING 6:00 II Iii N.., (C) (30) Clete Rob· em, Stan Duke. John Giibert. 0 NIC News (C) (30) David Brinkley, John Chancellor. Frank McGH. IJ ALL ABOU T SHARKS! * HABITS & REPELLENTS! IJ The Cllalltatl111 Sea (C) (30) "Siient Sav11es." Study of the mysteries and reality of sharks, In· cludina the mi1r1tory habits and possibilities of an auditory shark r:!!'ell ant. 6 Tiit &roovy Sltow (C) (60) Charlie Tuna is host. • m Untamed World (C) (30) "Wa· ter and life." P, Hert Comt tllt Bridts (C) (60) Ci) Children's Home Sodtty (g ~0) fil) Book But (C) (30) (R) "Roose· velt, the Soldier of Frffdom." Cjj (i) Feeture (C) (30) "Fishing 11 iiiTi's Saltwater Kinadom." Hour of Powtr (C) (60) Cine tft 11 Tard• (2 hr) NBC News (C) (30) Day of Discov.y (C) (30) * atch NASHVILLE NOW TONIGHT at 7 on TV 9 6:30 11 CBS News (C) (30) Roger Mudd. 0 Q)@ m MHt the Press (C) (30) IJ BARBARA McNAIR'S * ENCHANTING HOUR! IJ Barblra McNair (C) (60) Ten· tatively scheduled auests are Dick Shawn. Freda Payne. the Cowsills and Jan Rubes. • m Crt1lure fHtures;. (C) "Mid Monster PartJ'' (fantasy) '67 - Voices of Phyllis Diller. Boris Kar- loff and Gale Garnett. fl) Peter Gunn (30) m I sPicrL I Pollution Kills (C) (60) (R) fi m on water pollution and an Interview with the Secretary of the I nterlor. Cit) Cf) Till to tl1t M11111er (C) G flie Golden YHrs (C) (30) * OPEN 'SESAME' AGAIN NEW ON 28 MONDAY 7 and 9 AM and 4 PM 1:0011a m 1.1ss1e <c> c3o> "A Flock oflovt." Lassie brinas the maaic of her compassion and un- derstandinf to a city park. Guests are Dou(las V. Fowley, Don Bed· doe, Louise Atch and Phil Cham- bers. D 0@ ~Wild IUn1do111 (C) {10) (R) "Giants of the Dad1noa· wa." Mulln Perkins and St1n Brock encounter some of the laraest ani· mals In South America. 0 @ Cl) Q) Tiit Youna lltblls (lj {60) "The Hoataaes." A Hes· sian mercen1ry. Major lanker. takes ten Chester citizens as hostaaes. lncludlna Jeremy and Elizabeth. Eric Braeden auests. D NOWI NASHVILLE NOW! * Ian Tyson, The Great Speckled Bird & Guests ' . ~ ~ .. ~ ... \~ ~ '~ I MILUOI I MOVIE mRYllBHT' 7:30 - HMJ-TV • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SUNDAY DESTllY OF IS" LOii llllDI MONDAY lllllTHE 1118 OF SIAM H OONNUIX HARRISON TU£SOAY DOl'T JUST STAID. THERE ROIUT WAGN£R/MARY TYl.EI MOORE WEDNESDAY BOTllY BAY WISMA.U THURSDAY THE HELL WITH HEIOEI ROD TAYUl/ClMJIU WlllNNI FRIDAY ISUID II THE SUI JAMES ~/.wt FONTAll SATURDAY RIO COIC• llCllARO IDl/STUMT WllTMAM THR DAIL y f'ILOT. TV w••K. NOV•M•t!ll 7, 1m I It la Written (30) D @ @ m ltlllftll (C) (60) f1lttl for Tocl1y (C) (30) "The Love Child." lntendlnr to Dill 'It.Ill con AmoN (60) make a new life for her son by re· 7:JO II a Ci) Ho1111's Heron (C) turnina to her hometown and her (30) CoCH011n and the Heroes ex-parents. an unwed mother turns to pose and uplain their secfet op-the Cartwriahts for help when her eratlon to Lt. James Martin ccuest father disowns her. Will Geer Monte Mukham). who they believe guests. Carol Lawson and Mlchael· to be another POW. but is a Ges· James Wilted are featured. =officer. -Tilt Dtftndtn (60) · 9 Ci) m Wonderful WorM of Cl) AIC Sunday Mowie: (C) (Cf (00) "Snow Bear." Con· • Sons of Katie Elder" (west· clusion of two parts. Timko (Steve em) '65--.lohn W1yne. Dean Mir· Kaleak) and Paka, Queen of the tin, Martha Hyer. Ear1 Holllm1n. Snow Be.rs, mfft aaain in the Arc· Jeremy Slate, Michael Anderson Jr. tic wilderness. four brothers return home for their - W. C. FIELDS' MAD mother's funeral and rem1ln to de· ~ termine what happened to her. * AFFAIR WITH ZASU! ID Rendezvous Wltll Adventure (C) IJ Comedy Classic TIINtrt: "Mrs. (30) "The Adventure of the Cone irus end tllt Cabbla• Patdl" of Fish." (comedy) '34-W. C. Fields, Pauline I@ Sunday Movie: ".Houdini." Lord. Zazu Pitts. In their patchwork Manion fonim shack on Thanksaiving Day, tlie : Clvllllltion (C) (60) (R) family &Ives thanks; Mrs. Wigas • NASA Film (C) (30) yearns for Mr. Wiggs and $25 to • ~lvl1 l_ Enrique (60) pay the mortaaae. Based on Alice * OTHERS! AITENTION: Rice's story. N •s a • M nd D MllllOfl $ Movie: (C) "Destiny ew es me o ay Of 1 SctY" (drama) '69 -Lorne CH 28-7 & 9AM & 4PM Greene. Anthony Quayle. Brilliant 9:30 ltltt Stmday News (C) (30) Russian spy and a British double Clv1ICldt of Books (C) (30) aaent. discover that out of the • lift for Today (C) (30) murky world of intrigue love can 10:00 tBl Cl) Tl• Conw1y (C) (60) bloom. Eva Gabor and Micky Rooney auest. m Tlu1t Passports to Adventure D ~ (i) m The ltlcl OMs (C) (lj (30) "The Man Who Broke the t60) "Trial of • PFC." A Vietnam Bank at Monte Carlo." veteran, turned hippie. mikes Walt m Voice of tlle Hour (30) Nichols' task of defendlnc him on lt1mln1 Altern1tlvn (C) (R) (601 a murder charJ~ very difficult. Quest '°' Ufe (C) (30) IJ KEVIN CONDUCTS a:oo * BIG 5 NEWS! II SPECIAL FOR VIETNAM 1 •11 5 N ... (C) (30) * Gl'S on ED SULLIVAN · s,w h1• (C) (60) USC football (C) (90) USC vs. II 9 Ci) Ed SulllYen (C) (60) Washinaton State In 11me pl1yed Sullivan and a troupe of show busi· yesterday. ness stars entertain wounded Viet· Q) JM DtSilv1 (C) (30) nam veterans at Walter Reed Army Ell) Flnf1rt (C) (90) (R) "NET Pre· Hospital In Washlnaton. D.~. Head· sents Miss Pean Lee." liners are Rodney Dangerfield, The ii) Tt1tro dt Manolo F1bre111 (C) Carpenters, The Four Tops, Fredi 10:30 IJWorld Tomorrow (C) (30) "Vor- Payne, Hank Williams Jr., Skiles & tex I-Woodstock Outclassed." Henderson, Ron Carey, Dick Ryan. Q) Wttlltnd News (C) (30) Larry fJ @ CI) Cl) Tht fll . (C) (60) McCormick, Chuck Cecil. "The Deadly Pact." Erak1ne hea~s 11:00 I ~~ News (C) a special squad of FBI agents tn . 6 News (C) L.A. to investicate a crime syndi· 11 ou Top Tllls?'(C) cate operatln& in the black com-• Wiiiiam f. ludlltr (C) Guest munlty. Ivan Dixon. Hara R~odes. Is Israel's Forelan Minister, Mr . James McEachin, Robert Lou11 and Abba Eban, discussina the problems Booker Bradshaw auest. of the Middle East. m Movft Crt1ts; "T1MJ W•• El· ID KATHRYN KUHLMAN pendablt" (dram1) '45 -Robert (I CO Montaomery, John Wayne, Donna * N LOR) Reed. Story of the PT boats used i Katll1J11 Kulll•11 (C) in fi&htinf the Japane.se in the Pa· ~ Metre o... footblll cific In World War II. 11:15 Tiit Qrlstoplltn (C) Q) The 111 Question (C) (30) "The 11:30 owit: (C) "lnspedtf Gtntrll" l allzation of M1rijuan1." (comedy) '4~anny Keyt, Walter htttrn for l lvlnc (30) Sleza~. Elsa Lanehtster. Sacred Clnem1 (C) (60) lhndlJ Tonlpt S11ow (C) (R) Alteri• Musical (30) Cltlltclral of TOlllOrfOW (C) l :JO News (C) CJ BEST BET TONIGHT! . Movie: "Mournlnc 1tco111• * THE Bill COSBY SHOW Etctr1" (dr1m1> '48 -R1ymond Miss~. Roselind Russell. 0 9 (]) m 1111 ColbJ (30) I: lnslpt (C) "TheMarch of the Antelopes." Chet 12:00 ovit: (C) ''Sltan Never volunteers to become unofficial s" (dr1m1) '62-Wllllam Hol· scoutmaster of a ~mplna trip that den, Clifton Webb. France Nuyen. never m1teriallres. I Cil Judy Lynn I WorM TOlllOmlW (30) 12:30 hbllc Service Fil• (C) : Our Y1nl8'llnr Wildtmtu (C) 1:00 MGM: ''Tiit lldJ and tllt ( 0) "Wiii Gator Glides Survive?" ndlt" (adventure) '51 -Louis g) LI Tor•tntl (30) Hi:1rd, Patricia Medine. 1:00 11 a CJ) &1en t.•pbtll <C> <60> • Ntn <C> Tom Jones, Paul Lynde and Karen l:AS Mewle: "lladl DtwiCs tf Kalt" Wyman cuest. (1dventure) '55--lex Bartltr . ..... , TRIO OF CRIMINOLOGISfS Wlth so many TV series pro- moting their "relevancy'' this fall, ABC's The Most Deadly Game (Saturdays, 9:30-10:30 PM) is rather surprising. Its producers herald it very simply as "an attempt to enter- tain." The show bas ''a trio of criminologists (George Maharis, Yvette Mimieull, Ralph Bel- lamy) solving the4 murder each week,.. they report. "There hasn't been a good murder mys- tery, a good whodunnit on TV in years. We hope to fill the gap." The producers are Morton Fine, David Friedkin and Joan Harrison. Miss Harrison was pro- ducer for Alfred Hitchcock's series for nine years and Fine and Friedkin wrote extensively for that show. They hope to bring the same touch to The Most Deadly Game. The series gives Maharis, re- turning on a regular basis to TV for the first time since his Route 66 days, a role which suits him to the proverbial "T." Mabaris portrays Jonathon Croft, an ex-military intelligence officer. Croft is somewhat bel- Hgerent, somewhat charming. to- tally without roots, and gives the impression he may quit his job any minute if you cross him. Ditto Maharis. "I took one look at the apart· ment they had put up for me on the set and said I'd never live there and neither would Croft." Maharis said recently. "They asked me what I wanted and I said I didn't know ... just as long as it wasn't posh. It had to look Spartan, as though I might move out of it any minute, Croft would be like that ... so am I." Maharis' life began in Spartan fashion as one or the seven children of a Greek immigrant whose New York restaurant went broke. And, unlike many poor boys who have gained suc- cess, be doesn't seem to reel the urge to surround himself with the trappings of success. A story about his bachelor apartments in New York illus- trates this point and uptains why Croft-Maharis or Maharis- Croft might well become one of the most realistically portrayed characters on television. The story could be headlined: "East Side, West Side, All Pa1e 10 Around the Town . . . That was George Maharis' Slogan Once He Started Making Money as an Actor." Like most actors, be starved a little and wore out a little shoe leather starting out in the busine~. He also lived in some of the worst sections of Man- hattan. "There was one coldwater flat where the rent was $40 a month and, for some reason, they lowered the rent a few bucks the minute I got a ,iob," he said with a shrug which seemed to say the world- though wonderful-was ever so slightly mad. GEORGE MADARIS Most actors, after starving and scratching for a living, would have moved to a pent- house the moment they got a TV starring role. Not Maharis. "Route 66 filmed all over the country," he explained. "We were in a different city each week, so I kept the old place in New York." During tbe series' second yU11, Maharis was urged to move to a posh apartment, one better suited to his new image as a nationally known television star. "I looked at a couple of places . . . most of them on the East Side," he said. "They were $400, $500, $600 a month or more. Crazy! I got three apartments in- stead, and they cost me less than one of the expensive ones." He bad an apartment on the East Side, another on the West, and a third downtown near Greenwich Villqo. "If I were on the East Side, I went to the apartment there. If on the West side, to the one there. If downtown, to the one near the Village. I hate subways. buses, taxis. I hate wasting time. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 7, 1970 It saved me a lot of running around," be explained, somehow making the whole thing seem reasonable. One thJng about Mabaris is that he says everything in such a "don't -argue -with -me" fash- ion that few do. One would al· most feel sorry for bis series "boss'' except for what he bas to say about executive producer Aaron Spelling. "Aaron's one of the main rea- sons I took this role," Maharis said. "He knows what he's do- ing. He was an actor, be under- stands the business. He makes himself available to his actors. Any little thing, like the business about Croft's apartment, can be settled with a phone call to him." "Aaron doesn't shut himself off in an office unavailable to the people who work for him, and be doesn't always agree with me," Maharis said with a smile that strongly suggested that just because he comes on strong one shouldn't be misled into agreeing with him all the time or you'll be marked as a bore. Starring witb Maham in the series are Yvette Mimieux as a beautiful young criminologist, Vanessa Smith, and Ralph Bel- lamy as Mr. Arcane, the urbane and cerebral leader of the trio. Until now, Yvette's career has been mainly in motion pic- tures, including a widely ac- claimed role in ''Light in the Pi- azza .. " Her only previous ap- pearance on TV was a guest starring role in a two-part Dr. Kildare episode, "Tyger, Tyger." Bellamy's acting career sp1µ1s 40 years and includes successes on the stage, in motion pictures and in televisio~ too numerous to detail. RALPH BELLAMY YVETTE MIMIEUX As Mr. Arcane in the series, be cams high fees because of bis reputation for being the best in his field. Jonathon and Vanessa are not people who have simply wandered into bis office and started to work for him. The trio are connttted by bit- tersweet memories which the producers hope will give them relationships which will add ex- tra dimensions to their roles. Jonathon's wife was mur- dered while he was in military intelligence. Arcane solves the murder . and, as a result, Jona- thon comes to work for him. Vanessa's father was executed for a murder he didn't commit when she was a little girl. Ar- cane tried to prove his inno- cence, but didn't get sufficient evidence until it was too late. He bas brought her up as bis ward, sent her to college, and allowed her to work for him-not with- out misgivings because he knows the dangers involved in the work. On Saturday, (Nov. 14), the murders the trio will encounter seem to come right from recent headlines emanating from the San Francisco area. In the epi- sode, "Photo Finish," a murder- er sends photos of his victims to the trio with letters begging them to stop him before he kills again. The Three get into the case and Vanessa moves into an apartment building which seems to bold a key to the murders. At this point, Arcane's misgiv- ings about allowing her to work for him appear justified ... he receives a photo simulating her murder. _ .............. --------------------~~- 170 I ~. of he id lO tis or it- lC m x- r- ·y ae il· 1. d it r- >- 1t e I, d I- 'S e e r t e ) J s SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 8 9:00 AM fl Inside Footblill (C) George Allen and Gil Stratton host. 10:001J NFL Footblill (C) Minnesota Vikings vs. Washington Red· skins, live from Washington. Qj (!) Pro Footb•ll Doublehe•der (C) New York Jets at Pitts- burgh Steelers; Cleveland Browns at Oakland Raiders. 10:30 tJt (j) NFL Footblill (C) San Francisco at Chicago. 11:00 U Notre 0.me Footblill (C) Highlights of yesterday's game with the University of Pittsburgh Panthers at South Bend, Indiana. 1:00 D ~@ NFC/ AFC Footb•ll (C) Cleveland Browns at Oakland Raiders. 4:00 l'I John McK•y Show (C) Coach McKay analyzes the action frOm yesterday's USC-Washington State clash played at Spo- kane. Mike Kizziah co·hosts. U I l"<!AL I UCLA Bruins Footblill (C) A two-hour program highlighting UCLA's football season to date, with special em- phasis on the Bruins' games with Oregon, Texas and Stanford. Sportscaster Tom Harmon describes the play-by-play film foot- age and discusses the 1970 UCLA team. 0 @(])College Footblill-1970 (C) NCAA highlights. Qj @ Gil Bishop's locker Room (C) 5:00 €[!) Futbol·Soecer Mundlal: Hungary vs. Portugal. 10:00 0 Sports Page (C) Mal Albert. m USC Football (C) USC vs. Washington State in taped game. 11:00@ (]) Notre D•me Footb•ll (C) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 6 :00 0 @ (3) NFL Monday Night Footb•ll {C) Baltimore Colts at Green Ifay Packers. Two former Super Bowl teams led by the greatest quarterbacks of the decade-the Packers with Bart Starr and the Colts with Johnny Unitas-pair off at the Milwaukee County Stadium. Keith Jackson, Howard Cosell and Don Meredith report. 11:00 II Bruins In Action (C) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 6:10 II Lakers Basketblill (C) The Lakers take on the Detroit Pis· tons at Detroit. Chick Hearn reports. 8:05 €[!)Box lntem•tion•I 1970 11:00 II Rams Action (C) Highlights of Sunday's game with Atlanta Falcons. Dick Enberg hosts. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12 8:30 m Olympic Boxing (C) SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12 NCAA "WILD CARD" GAME An NCAA "Wild Card" football game is scheduled for today. Participating teams and starting time to be announced. Game will be one of the following: Ohio State at Purdue, Kansas State at Nebraska, Georgia at Auburn, or Utah at Arizona State. 12:30 m I SPlct~ I NHRA World Finals Dr•g Races (C) National Hot Rod Assolation presents the determining races for the World Champions in eight eliminator categories. Program was taped Saturday and Sunday, October 24-25, 1970, at Dallas Inter· national Motor Speedway. 4:00 II This Week in Pro Football (C) 4:30 0 @ (]) ABC's Wide World of Sports (C) 5:00 II Rams Action (C) Highlights of game played last Sunday against the Atlanta Falcons. Dick Enberg hosts. OJ Wortd Cup Soccer (C) Romania vs. Czechoslovakia. 5:30 11 NFL G.me of the Week (C) 7:00 II S.turd•y Night Fights (C) A three· fight special. A tape of the recently·held Ruben Olivaras.Chucho Castillo World Bantam· weight Title Fight is shown the fil'$t hour. Two six-round pre· llminary matches, including one between Hugo Torres and Joe Hopkins, are televised from 8 to 9 PM. The main event featuring Mike Quarry and Enrique Villarreal in a 10-round heavyweight fight is scheduled for 9 PM. 10:30 m College Footblill (C) Cal State long Beach vs. Cal State Los Angeles. played at East L.A.C. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBE!t 7. 1970 1000 BEAUTIFUL STICK-ON LABELS $1.00 ......... . Moy be used on envelopes OS return oddress tobels. Also very handy as . identification lobels for morking personal items such as books~ records, photos, etc. Labels stick on gloss ond may be used for marking home canned food items. All labels ore printed with stylish Vogue type on fine quality white gummed poper. Mn. Chri.tiM hwn 969 Post R~d Costa Mew, Cartf. 92626 r------------, I I I I I I I I I I FiJI 111 '"'• CHpOll, cllp Hd 1nail with • 1.00 to: 'il•t 'rl11t4119.lebol Div., lo• I 175, New,.,t hech, Celif. t2HJ· --·---·-·--·····················-······················ ......................................................... ······································-·-----·-····-···· lo •trr• to •H yo.r Zip Co4e I I I I I I , __ _ PILOT PRINTING ----' L ------------J IREEBONUS WITH EACH ORDER OF LABELS WE " WILL INCLUDE PIB SET 05 PACKA6E MAILING LABELS. ,. ..... ............. I , ••• 1J Where To Write Networks Herbert S. Schlosser Vice PrMldent NBC 3000 W. Atemed• Burbenk, Cetlfornle TH 5·7000 Mr. John McMahon Vlce President ABC 4151 Prospect Hollywood, Ceflf. 90027 NO 3-3311 Mr. Perry Lafferty Vice Presid9nt CBS 7800 Beverly Boulevard Los An•eln. Catlf. 90036 OL 1·2345 Local Stations Chennal 2 (CBS) Mr. Ray l . Beindorf Vice President & General Manager KNXT 6121 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 9·1212 Channel 4 (NBC) Mr. Robert Howard Vice President & General Manager l<NBC 3000 W. Alamede Bouleverd Burbank. California Vt 9·3911 Channel 5 (Independent) Mr. Douglas Finley General Manaaer KTLA 5800 Sunset Boulevard Hollywood, Calif. 90028 HO 9·3181 Channel 7 (ABC) Mr. John McMahon Vice President & General Mana1er KABC·TV 4151 Prospect Hollywood, Calif. 90027 NO 3·3311 Channel 9 (Independent) Mr. Charles P. Dwyer General Manager KHJ·TV 5515 Melrose Hollywood, Calif. 90028 462·2133 Chennel 11 (Independent) , Mr. Charfes D. Youn• Vice President & General Manager KTTV 5746 Sunset Boulevard Hollywodd. Calif. 90028 HO 2-7111 Channel 13 (Independent) Mr. John Hopkins President & General Mane1er KCOP 915 N, LaBrea Hollywood. Calif. 90038 OL 6·6050 Channel 22 (Independent) Mr. Fredrick D. Custer General Meneger KWHY·TV 5565 Sunset Boulewrd Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6-7757 Channel 21 (Non-Commerelal) Dr. James Loper Genenl Manaaer KCET 1313 N. Vine Hollywood. Calif. 90028 HO 6-4212 Channel 34 (Spanish t..nsuege) Mr. Joseph Rank General Man•••r KMEX 721 N. Bronson Hollywood, Cellf. 90028 HO 6-8131 ..... 12 I I 'f I • "TARZAN CD:S 10 I r\Clft:' .. lCllAtYAT 4:00AVI S2 THE DAILY P ILOT, TV W•EK, NOVEMaFlt 7, 1'70 MONDAY NOVEMBER 9 For morning and afternoon llstlnp, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All pt'Olfl•• "' sullitd to .... wttltout notice. TV W£EI It not l'tlllOMI· bl1 for list minute ldledule cMinaa. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 O "TM County Clalinun" (dni· ma) '35-Will Rogers. Kent Taylor. 9:30 IJ "Yoanc Daniel looet" (adven- ture) '50 -David Bruce, Kristine Miller. B (C) "Bells on Their Tots" (comedy) '52-Jeanne Crain, Mym1 Hunter, Martin Milner, Hoao Car· michael. m "Abe Uncoln in Illinois" (dra· m1) '40 -Raymond Massey, Ruth Gordon, Gene Lockhart. 1:00 m ''The Matin1 of Miiiie" (com- edy) '48-Evelyn Keyes. Glenn Ford, Ron Randell. 2:00 B (C) "Bumlne HUis" (western) •r&-Tab Hunter. Natalie Wood. EVENING 4:00 II (C) ''T1rzan liffl to lndie" (ad· venture) '62-Jock Mahoney, Mart Dana. 1J MEDICAL DRAMA? *1CAi~;;~J Gtor19 Pvtn1N News (C) TIM Munden (]) Mi•• Douatas (C) fD 'SESAME'S' BACK! * NEW SEASON DEBUT! I Se1111t Street (C) (R) Relicious Futures (C) Del Gallos en Pllenque 4:15 · Alea Neiw Show News (C) Bill Bonds. Abbott l Costello (C) 81tJn1n (C) (!) JiNlllJ ThoulOn (C) ~ Th• Three Stoo191 • Cin•1 30 • AM« en el Desierto • • VHtOS I V'11jlr (C) · A World Aptrt (C) 5:00 · KNBC N.....mc. (C) IJ Ill SUCCESS SPOIL *SANDERS & FISHMAN? IJ Bl& 5 News (C) Kevin S1nders, Hal Flshman. • Flipper (C) TM Flintstones (C) ta (i) Gllllpn's lslHd (C) : Ci1illt•s Pld (C) (J) The Munsten • Pfiy l T1lk (C) Tirru del Rine • The Rlfl1111n • Noticl11 . Ntw1 (C) 5:15 (3) News (C) : th Friendly Gilnt 5:30 <mm m ABC N"" clc> • Didi -Vin ~· (Continued) • 1- I· r. I· e .. • ·. I· h I• I, ) I· k What you don't know about abordon laws can kill you. Last year, fl" estimated 80.000 women in California "Abortion:· With Larry Badger and the Eyewitness underwent illegal abortions. Many of them lost their Jives. News team. This Monday -Friday. November 9-13, Yet doctors will tell you that a ny woman who wants an at 4 : 30 and 11 p.m. abortion can now secure one legall y and safely in this Call the Eyewitness News team anything you like. state. Except indifferent. This week. Channel 7 sets the facts straight on abortion in California with a special five-part documentary report. Hear a frank interview with a prominent gynecologist. Witness an abortion performed legally in New York . Learn how a woman can get a legal abortion in California under the present law. eyewitness news kabc-tv/4:30&,ll:OOpm bonds/lawrence/nahan /sloane Pase 13 MONDAY (Continued) MJ FIVOritl M1rtiln htticolt Junction (C) Ci) Tbit DIJ 1970 (C) : Milttroatf1' NtiOfMrllood (C) Cf) Newt/Wtdler/Spertt (C) • PadDtt Desk/Fil•• (C) • Comicos J C.ndonn • Don WlllOll'I Town Till! (C) 5:45 • Dtpoftn 6:00 Bl& News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • KNBC NIWltfVice (C) (60) Tom Sn~er. D MRS. JOHNNY CARSON * IS ON All WEEK AS STEVE'S SIDEKICK! D TIN Alie• Sllow (C) (90) Tent•· tively scheduled guests: Gen. lewis Walt, Martha Raye, Kendrew las· celles. Mrs. Johnny Carson. 0 (ii) 00 &) Nfl MondlJ Nlaht FoOtblll (C) (2>A hr) Baltimore Colts at Green Bay Packers. I Git Sm1rt (C) (30) Tiie Flintstones (C) (30) It Takn 1 Thief (C) (60) Hod1tPod11 Lod11 (C) "Bird Houses." Cl) CBS News (C) (30) • r.ilier F111ily (30) Notkit,. 34 (C) (60) • Wlnp to Actvtllture (C) (30) · • Teltro de 111 EstrtlllS (30) 6:30 · C.ndld C.mm (30) Tiie f1Jin1 Nun (C) (30) (}) NBC News (C) (30) : ~ Chen Coob (30) Cl) My Favorite Martiln (30) • Socl1I Security (C) • Tiie Dtttrt Report (C) (30) Jack l1tham, Kim Marriner. I Fuaitlvos def Amor (30) 6:45 Mniclle 7:00 CIS Evtnln1 News (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. a m NBC Ni&flUJ News (C) (30) David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Frank McGee. I Wllafs MJ line? (C) (30) I love Luer (30) lt1t tlle Clod! (C) (30) C) (30) Asslpment In Viet· n1111 ( ) ( ) Three journalists cover the "other Vletnam"-the one that doesn't make the headllnes. I Cl) Trutll Of Consequencn (C) Cirlst flit l..lvift& Word (C) (30) lourio (30) Si•ple•entt M1ril (55) 7:30 9 Cl) Gunsmoh (C) (60) "The Gun." Kevin Coughlin plays Randy Gogan. • young dre1mer who accidentally outdraws Vance Jessop, a famous gunfighter and becomes the hero of Dodge City. 0 Qj (}) m Red Skelton Show (~ l)O) Dan Blocker 1uests as "Little Willie." an old school ac· qualnt1nce. D N.Y.P.D. LOOKS FOR * CRANK CALLER! D NYPO (C) (30) ''The Face on the Dart Board." Lt. Haines' wife is hu· ressed by a crank caller thre1tenln1 the fife of her husband. Jack War· den. Robert Hooks. Frank Converse ster. 0 Miiiion $ Movl1: "Anne la the lllii1 of Slim" (drama) '40-lrene Dunne, Re11 Harrison, Linda Darnell. Widow and her son arrive In Slam to tutor the king's wives and chll· dren. I Trutll or CoftseqMnCes (C) (30) Dlnitt Boone (C) (60) IMmlMflt fll• (C} (30) No c,.. .. los Hotllbru (30) P.tge 14 Watch Jerry Dunphy weeknights-and Clete Roberts weekends- on THE BIG NEWS. Los Angeles Teievision ·s only local early evening news broadcast seven nigh ts a week. 6pmC~S2 THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 7. 1970 7:55 CJ!) Cuntlon d1 Staundff Powers. Anthony Eisley and N1t1lle 1:00 D tD@ m uuah·ln (C) (60) Trundy. Guest star Carl Reiner 1ppears as IE) Pastof's Desk (C) M1rty Farkel, William Sh•kespeere 10:00 IJ ~ (j) Carol Burnett Show (C) ind New Occupant In the honey. (60) Carol Burnett pays tribute to moon suite and "Mod, Mod World" our English Cousins in a special looks at our news media. show taped at London's Shepherds 11 VIRGINIA MEETS A Bush Studio and around the British * MENTALIST' ZINGY' capital with Jul!et Prowse es 1uest . · • star and featunn1 Harvey Korman, 11 Vlr11nla Qralla• ~ (C) (60) Lyle Wagoner, Vicki Lawrence and Freda PaY!'e· Clons L.eachman, the Atyn Ainsworth Orchestr1. G~r1e Carhn and mentahst Kenny 11 GET All THE NEWS Kin1ston auest. · KEV All I To T1N t1M Truth (C) (30) * FROM IN & H . Worfd Prta (C) (60) 11 Iii 5 News (C) (60) Kevin San· Men of Vision (30) ders, Hal Ashman. u Cosqullla (C) (60) • Tiie Saint (C) (60) 1:05 ul hs Patina (25) Qeora• Putnam News (C) (60) ,;30 a\; m Hw1'1 Lucy (C) (30) I firina Line (C) (60) "Why Ate Vincent Price Is fe11ed to be a They Afraid of Bach?" G11est ls plan. "mad scientist" by Lucy when she ist Rosalyn Tureck. thinks he Is bent on usln1 her I u Familia (30) brain in a medical u per. iment. • • Tel•:Clnema Araentino (2 hr) m ANDY WILLIAMS IS 10:15 Movie: "Ransom" Part I (dra· FROS 'S NLY GU ST ma) '56-Glenn Ford, Donna Reed, * ! 0 E Leslie Nielsen. Ignoring the pleas m Dtvid Frost Show (C) (90) Ten· of his wife an industrialist decides tat~ely scheduled 1uest is Andy not to pay the half-million dollar Wllh1ms. ransom for his kidnapped son and I Dra1111t (C) (~0) publicly declares the money will be Pattern for L1Vln1 (30) used to track down his son's ab· Mlauellto Valdez Show (30) ductor. (Part II resumes at 11 :30 1:45 @Ci) Q) Thi Youn& Lnylfl PM tollowina the news.) ( ) (60) "The Russell Incident" I NIWI (C) Aaron Silverman Is attacked by a 10:30 Bill Jollns News (C) (30) police officer he's defending on a 1 @ Slleriodl HolMIS (90) char1e of beating 1 prisoner. Jim Cutrdas~Qultarru (30) McMullan guests. 11:00 a Ci) · Ntw1 (C) 9:00 6 ~ (jJ Mayberry R.F.D. (C) 11 CLA CO CH PROTHRO (30) Goober m~ves l~to a mansion. * IN PRESS CONFAB! complete with hmous1ne. 11 Bruins in Action (C) UCLA Head 0 9 00 m NBC M°,,nday Movie: Football Coach Tommy Prothro an- (-e) "str~ants TllrH ~western· swers questions about his team and comedy) 62 -Dean Martin, Frank football in general durin1 s half hour Sinatra. Sammy . Davis, Jr.. Peter press conference. Sportswriters Bud Lawford, Joey Bishop, R~ta Lee. Furillo and John Hall and sports· Some happy.go.lucky soldiers and caster Tom Harmon pose the ques- an. eK-slave have troubles with fan· tions. Fred Hessler hosts. atrc lndl1ns. 8 Nlft (C) Bill Bonds It Tiit ~~&l'!Y• (C) (60) "Joshua:s • T1111tr1 9: ''Tll• Piwnbroll1rit Klii1dom.. Richard Kimble (David (drama) '65 _ Rod steiaer, Gerti· Janssen) Jeopardizes his freedom to dine Atzgerald. A pawnbroker who treat a critically Ill Infant. .. lost family in Nazi terror Isolates m Felony Squad ~~) (30) Live himself In his Spanish Harlem· store. Coward, . Dead Hero. A Y!1r hero, then finds new terror ind 1wak1nin1 tricked into flyln1 narcotics ship· emotions he has sou&ht to bury. ments, helps Sam (Howerd Duff) and m Movie: "Pursltld'' (western) '47 Jim (Dennis Cole) capture two of the -Teresa Wri1ht, Robert Mitchum. smuuters. Guests are Lamont John· Orphan boy, arown to m1nhood and son and Lew Gallo. ~ drivtn by early rejection by his fos· Ell) Reallt~ (C) (~) ''.Banks and ter mother, returns to seek vena· the Poor. An. examination of how eance for his flther's murder. the banki~I Industry can exploit m Movie: "Jh Captive Huff' the poor in the areas ~f personal (drama) '47 -Michael Red1rave, loans ind consumer. credit and per· Basil Radford. Story about the re· petuates .slum housina. actions of a man in a POW camp 130 M1nirtn (C) (30) and the empty lives of the loved lntrip (30) ones back home. Natadta (60) 1· World Ptm (C) (R} 9:3011 a Ci) '*" DaJ <C> <30> 11:15 ~ oo m """ cc> Doris Martin's friend. eJC·boxer Duke 11:30 Qt (j) Merw lrfffln (C) Farentino (auest star Larry Storch), Mowil Qa•• (C) Larry Blyden. proves to be so rotten as a ni1ht· Movie: "Raft••" Conclusion. club entertainer that his openina See 10:15 PM llstin1. nl1ht becomes his closlna ni1ht, so 11:45 D tD@ m Jotuanr Carto11 <C> Doris vows to aet him Into shape Joe Namath is substitute host. for another round of It. 12:0011 Movie: ''Tiie 111 Wavt" (dra· I News (C) (30) Baxter Ward. ma) '61-Sessue Hayakawa, Mickey hnJ MalOn (60) Curtis. Musicale I Cl) Sta Hunt Luc:tcita (C) (30) 12:30 Ci-. lid 9:45 CilJ Cl) tfiB 1111 Sitellt fOfC. (C) 12:45 Ntwt (C) '°) "Horse In a White Collar." 1:00 . MMI: .. .., ftvoritt '""'"'" After an eKecutJn Is murdered 1t (comedy) '47-8ob Hope, Doroth an Insurance company, the Siient umour, Peter Lorre. Force trto lnvestl1ates th1 syndi· 1:151 Newt (C) cate's dope operation at the firm. 1:45 C:..11u1tltJ l•llttift ... ,. (C) Guest-starrln1 are Birt Convy, Mila 2:30 Nlws/QIVI U111lls D., (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 7, 1970 THE ONLY FRANCHISED S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW (T.M.) Fabric Store Of Orange C ounty 724 East Katella, Orange PHONE (714) 633-2842 REGISTER NOW!! I I ) I EARi-i TO stW ON A LL l(NI r F"BRIC S I 7' MEN'S PANTS I J ADVANCED (;AR MENl CONSTRUC TION & TAILORING IN KNITS 14• fHt FIRST ANN PERSON W IGERIE COURSE OFFERED IN ORANGE COUNTY -b-2 HR LESSONS -$12 I S I TEEN CLASSES TOO' We'r~ on TV ' Ch•nnel 13 Wednc•d"Y' I: :4S ., m W.,:,h Ann P~ru>~ "Excellence 1:1 Serv1t c. l)uality & Price" S-T-R-E-T-C-H & SEW (T.M.l I I I I I Fabrics of Oran9e County .-----.... a• : '• > ,r ' Fine QuaHty PRINTING I 642-4321 Offset & Letterpress , ~~. •' a.. ':: : a2! ... ____ _ "A Complete Printing Service" Free Estimates PILOT PRINTING 2211 W. Balboa Blvd. -Newport Beach I I I I I ,... 15 TUESDAY G)Dlft SUMs (C) · fin (C) Baxter Ward. ,.., .. ,... ...... (C) Tiit ......... . Cl) .... 0...-(C) NOVEMBER 10 • S.... S1rtlt (C) (R) For morn ing and afternoon • ltliioa Ftlbns CC> • D y Del Illes • ,.._.. li1t1np, please see A -4:15 Ala ....,,. ._ TIME PROGRAMS. 4:30 llwit: s" Daytime Movies. ..... for ,.., ceiwtnlttla 11e tilt lltws (C) Biii Bonds. *'I• ..... . AbMtt • CosWll (C) Al ,,..,.... .,. llllitd .. •nae ...... (C) ~ ..UC.. 1Y WEU II 1tt ,.....,. ~Ji•_, .,.._ (C) bit ,., lat ....... ...... ...... Tiit 1111• Stltps ..... 30 DAYTIME MOVIES Amor·•• " Dain • Uatad J Polldl t:OO D "H•lcats of tllt NIVJ" (drama) • A W.rtd Aplrt (C) '57-Ronald Rea11n, Nancy Davis, 5:00 • MIC N.....mc. (C) Arthur Franz. 11 E NEW NEWS IS 9:30 D "lorn to Ult Siddle" (adven· * BIG 5 NEWS! ture) '54 -Leif Erickson, Donald II Ila 5 ..... (C) Kevin Sanders, Woods. fJ ''Don't Bottler To llltOCt" (dr•· Hal Ashman. ma) '52-Marllyn Monroe, Rlch1rd • r...~1L (C) Widmark, Anne B1ncroft. U Clllpa lllud (C) GI "The SNll Ila RONI' (dra· ,_, --.. (C) ma) '49-0avld Farrar, Jack Haw-: .. 1 .-- lllns. Kathi Mn Bryon. , ~ ":: ,:i•~lllrl 1:00 m '"• .... Ends of .... Earr eo 11 .......... /It ........ (m-+erv) '48 -Diel! Powell, Slane " -..... 1 ~· '1 • Tiit Rifltllan Hauo. • , Noticias Z:OO O "Be l.tft lt.ndld Cun" (west· n... 11t.ia....1 c et (C) em) '58-Paul Newman, Uta Milan, · ·-• """11 ._ 5:15 Cl) ..... (C) John Dehner. : fii1 friadtJ Ci111t rvr N INC 4:00 II (C) "Tiit ""1t Seldin" (Id· venture) '59-John Wayne, Willl•m Holden. ..... ~ 5:30 Cf7j (3)Q) AIC Nns (C) • DQ-, .. °"' My Fnortte lhrtiaD PttticlNt J1nctilft (C) Ci1 Dis .,., 1970 (C) : Mlitero1111' Nli&llbortl II~ (C) (Continued) Gregory 7eek Jlnthony Quinn 6mar Shari! ..... U5 1lebold • 7ale 1lorse () ()'Cl()CI\ M()Vll ,....71n1 ~1 ·?art2 'IABe·'IV . THE DAILY PILOT, TV WE•K, NOV •MH!lll 7, 1t7t le up at 4pin ,~::BSS2 John Wayne & William Holden in "The Horse Soldiers" THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 7, 1970 I Cl) ,...../Wlltlltr/Spofta (C) cleu • youna Indian accused of Assistant Secretary of Commerce D Cati You Top Tllls? (C) (30) i'iitot'1 O.../fll•a (C) murder in • small desert town. C.I Stanley Nehmur and Ffld Dent, Guests Soup1 Sales, Stu Gllll•m C..kol y Canciona Bellini 1uests as Frazee. Ed1ar Chairman of the lntem1tlon1I Trade ind Morey Amsterdam ind Rlc:Nrd hn Wllllft'a Town T•" (C) Buchanon, Bo Svenson and Veleh Committee, American Textile Menu· Dawson tell jokes H the "L1u1h· lewttdttd (C) Gray also cuest. facturers Institute. Spe1kln1 for Im· 0-Meter" re1laters audience re•c· 5:45 o.,.rtet B MlllllNI $ Movlt: (C) "Dn't port 11uotas is Stnltor Thomas J. tlon. Wink Mlrttndale hosts. &:00 I lit News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. Jat SblMI T11tr1" (comedy) '68 Mcintyre of New Hampshire. ea ..... (C) IOflC Ntwatmce (C) (60) Tom -Robert W11ner, Mary Tyler Moore. I Q ..... p (C) (30) nitatrt t: "Jollllny CaMM" Snyder. Glynis Johns, Haivey Korman. An llltrlp (30) ~em) '56-Frenk Sinatra. American writer-adventurer smur· Ntl.ldla (60) QI .._..: "Seleft DIJI to ....... II SID CAESAR FUNS IT ctes 300 Swiss watch movements t:JO QI Cl) Tt It• W1t11 a.... (C) (mystery) '50 -B•rf't Jones, Olive * UP WITH STEVE & into Paris. ( ) Grandpa Pruitt, left In charae Sloane. Atomic physicist threatens MRS. JOHNNY CARSON! I Tnitll or Constqutnca (C) (30) of his ar•nddlupte11 when Mike London with super.bomb. g Tiit Allen SM (C) (90) Sid Daniel letftt (C) (60) aoes to Venice, keeps 1 strict eye ti) Mwtt: "ltasts tf .......... Caesar, Leslle Nielsen, Dick Kerr, fHf.,. (C) (90) (R) "NET Pre· on the airls but makes trouble him· (adventure) '59 -Stephen Boyd, Joe KIHs au•st. Joanne (Mrs. John· sents Miss Pero Lee." self4y pl1ntln1 com In national Anna Gaylor, Jama Robertaon. Two I CewrHtttlt Fil• (C) (30) shrine. Brtonl Farrell portr111 Mike's prisoners of war ncape and are n_l) C.rson Is announcer. Mt Cno • tta Htmbtta (30) rtfrlend. aniu .. ..ied out of lt1l1 ont7 1o find U Sil O'Clocl Movlt: (C) "lei.old u• 1 h ie Herw• Part I (dram•) '64 7:55 C.ation dt Stpndoa • Ntws (C) (30) Baxter Ward. themselves In the midst o th• fire --Oreaory Peck, Anthony Quinn, 1:00 tit (j) Crttn Acru (C) (30) PtrTJ MuOft (60) of Nul·occupltd M1rullles. Omar Sharif, Mildred Ounnock, R•Y· Oliver 1iid Liu Doualas •re called • Mulicalt ~CJ) PtnJ M .. n mond Pellearln. A renea•de. wanted upon to solve the love problems of Mu .. J Eltrtllat (C) (30) fD liilltia (C) (R) by the police for 1 S years, decides • • both Eb and Arnold the Pi•· -9:45 • ,,....,., Dnk (C) 11"30 I q ~ MtrY 8rtffln (C) to visit his ctylna mother even 1fter It ACJOR PAT O'BRIEN 10: .rw,~JiSS~p(,ft (60) • , 6 mJo11nn1 Canon (C) learnlnr 1 trap has been set for * REGALES VIRGINIA! * SANDERS & FISHMAN? Burt ac arach Is substitute host. him. II Vlflltlil Cralul• Show (C) (60) • II Mtvlt I•• (C) THm # 1; ~Cit s .. rt (C) (3D) ''Hoo Done Scheduled auests Include Pat IJ flt lie 5 Ntwa (C) (60) Kev· Red Buttons, ltt Meriwether, Ml· It.' Maxwell Smart and Asent 99 O'Brien, Kelly Garrett, Rose Marie, In Sanders, Hal Ashman. chlel Anur1. THm #2: Lee team up with their old friend lospec· ind Lorreine Blscht (1ivin1 face-8 @ CJ) Q» M1m11 Wlllly, M:D. Grant, l>on Mims, Barbare Edtn. tor Harry Hoo to solve a KAOS liftin1 demonstretions). ~) T60) "Labyrinth." Dr. Welby Larry Blyden hosts, 1ulated by plot on 1 dtaerted Pacific lsl1nd. m To Ttll tht Tmll (C) (30) treats scientist Vic Rivet1 who fears columnist Army Atchtrd. I Tiit Flilltstoll• (C) (30) IE full Cttptl l utllltSSllltn (C) he Is dyjn1 from drup he used am, Diet Cftttt (C) Fred Astaire It Tabs 1 Titltf (C) (60) (30) researchin1 • tribe of Mexiun In· Is sOIO auest. m. Star Trek (C) (60) I LI. Coastitudota (30) dians. Ricardo Mont•. lb•n aunts. 12:00 ~ llo¥ft• "Th "' DlldtJ , ...... l10d11Pod1• Ltd.. (C) (30) 1:05 • ltit910fandla (55) I Tht Saint (C) (60) • • • "fro~" 1:30 ~Ci) H• tin (C) (60) Tom Ntws (C) (60) Georae Putnam. mystery~54 -Lloyd Brldaes. er F••llJ (30) D ml Julil (C) (30) "Bowled LI F••llla (30) 12:30 m All.ftlpt SM: (C) "Tiit Ctr· Nttldtr9 34 (C) (60) Over." Julia takes bowlina lessons • FestlWll Mulcano (60) Ian ltetMn." "Slrta-TOft" •nd I CIS News (C) (30) T. Hall and Jean Shepard auest. : Tiit San fraMilclo Mil (C) (60) · @ (j) Cftttt (C) l .... ds In tltt Sun (C) (30) to please Steve and Corey takes 10:30 11111 Jtllna News (C) (30) (C) '1111 Hird Mal." Tutro dt Ill Eltrtllu (30) marble lessons to dbplease a 1~1 Her (30) 1:00 II Movlt: "Ht lldn Tiii" (west· Ntw1 In tilt Round (C) (30) bully. 11:00 R 9 Cl) II)... (C) ) •t:.• T y D D r'VAI Mike Rollens, Gloria Greer, Patti fJ @ CIHB AIC Movie of Ult • . @@m = (C) • em -.ony ouna. •n u.,. · Beebe. Wttl: (C) "Tribtl" (comedy-drama) D B ,..... (C) Tiit F1ytn1 Nn (C) (30) Jan-Michael Vincent, John Gruber, r---... _ ...._.-_ 1:30 I Candid C.Mtra (30) '7G-Oarren McGavtn, Earl Holliman, ~ NIC Ntwa (C) (30) Danny Goldman, Antone Curtis, Rick - : DISCOftr f1Jlit1 (C) (30) "Safe. Weaver, A poian•nt and often funny • First." account of the relationship between Cl) MJ Favorite Martian (30) 1 Marine drill Instructor and 1 • Soclal Stani~ (C) flower child In boot camp . • Tiit Deltrt Report (C) (30) m DIVict fmt Show (C) (90) Ten· • flllfUwos dtl A111or (30) tatively scheduled auests Include Alt £vtnln1 N8W1 (C) (30) B1rb1r1 Rush, C1rl Reiner, and Tht &:•5 • Mltlkalt Grass Roots. 7:00 CIS £vtnln1 • News (C) (30) I D,..ptt (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. • htttfn for Uvin1 (30) 0 m NIC NIOtlJ ..... (C) (30) Le Cflada litn Cfild• (C) (3D) David Brinkley, frank McGff, John 1:00 CiJ (i) m Wtrld Prtmltrt Chancellor. Mtvlt: (C) '1't lntnldtrt" (drama) I WMt'a MJ Uftt? (C) (30) '70-Don Murrey, Edmond O'Brien, {fl) CD I Lowt Lucy (30) John Suon, Anne Francis. Fur stirs ifft tltt Ctodc (C) (30) frontier townsmen when they tum @ Tlltldar Mtvlt: (C) HAfe. that they are in the path of 1 law· btlq1t." Greaory Peck, Sophi• less pnt. • Loren. It FUGITIVE IS TAUT : Wta, Fran 111d Otlit (C) (30) * MYSTERY EPISODE! ~ (j) Tmtl or Ctftaeq1tnee1 (C) g Tiit fuiltiM (C) (60) "The Sharp • ~rit~~o~"I Word (C) <30> Edee of Chi~11iy." Kimble Is mist••· ' • T1llt Clft (C) (30) eni., _ ldentlfted ·~ • murderer -.hlle 7:30 9 Cl) Tiit ltwtrly Hltlblllla W011un1 IS I Janitor In I slum. DI· ~ ( (30) Gr1nn11 takes • sleepina vld Janssen ind Barry Morse star. t ' ti) ftltftJ S.ud (C) (30) "A Blue· ~lion and dreams 1n Improbable print for Oyina." l private lnvestl· n11htm1re wherein Et11 M•y marries 11tor (Ricardo Montalban) Involved • 1 "1l1nt tror " • ~ ... a, Don ~nttts (C) (60) Bill In Industrial esplonaae. murderi ..., u:.i H ftd two men before Sam Stone (How· Cosby, Florence e erson and ud Duff) and Jim Brina SDennls Glenn Ash 1uest. Cole) can e1tch him. 8 N.Y.P.O. TACKLES fJl)Tllt MweCat. (C) (60) Tonlaflt *SHAKEDOWN THUGS! from Boston, the Advoc•tes con· D NYPD (C) (30) "Boys Nlcht Out." alder "Should tht Senate approve Band of extortionists tries lo shake Import quotas on textiles •nd ntl1hborhood bar owners. J•clc war. shoes?" A11pe1rl111 for Howard Mil· • den, Robert Hooks. Frank Converse. ter is the newly announced Nobtl D (Jj) ())Q) Mid 54.S (C) (60) Prill Winner In Economicl for 1970, "Welcome to the Human Race. Lni Professor Paul S1muel10n of MIT. Frint!" Pete and the 1qu1d try to Ttstifyln1 fOf Wlllllm Ruaher It CUSTOM FIREPLACE SCREENS (7 DAY DELIVERY> Inside -Outside or Corner Mounts in Beautiful Decorative Colors in Many finishes. Wide Selection of GAS LOGS FREE ESTIMATES GIVEN SANTA ANA TENT AND AWNING 2202 S. MAIN -S4S·0491 SANTA ANA -- ' Pa1e 17 WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 11 for morninc and afternoon Dltin11, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your convenience, are the day's movies. All Pf'IJ•• .,. Mbied .. • .. wltllMt ..... 1Y no 11 net ,..,..... .... fw Int •illlltt sdMdult ....... DAYTIME MOVIES t:OO D "TIM .....,. strr (musical) '42 -Georae Murphy, Anne Shirley, Dennis Day, Benny Goodman. t :30 U "'1le Cowtaef' (wntem) '54- .John Dehner, William Conr1d. D "Tiie Moon Is Down" (drama) '43-Slr Cedric H1rdwicke, LM J. Cobb. m (C) "'1le DIJdrulltl"' (c:om- tay) '66-R1y Bolter, Jack Gilford, Mar1aret H1milton, Peul O'KMfe. Adventu res of 13-year old Hans Christian Andersen are seen In 1nl- m1gic. 1:00 m (C) "T1119t S.Ords of Zorro" (adventure) '60 -Guy Stockwell, Gloria Mill1nd. 2:00 D (C) "Sltti111 lull" (western) '54 -01le Robertson, Mary Murphy. EVENING 4:00 Mr. E.d .... ca., m .,.,. Sbdows <C> NM (C) Baxter Ward. IHrlt. htnetw News (C) Tiit Mtlllttrs Cl) Mille Doqtas CC) : Seu• Strttt (C) (R) • lttliaie• ftltans (C) Del Cellos 111 Plltnq1t 4:15 Alu ,..,,,. Sllow 4:30 "Sep1r1te Tables" (dram•) '59 -Deborah Kerr, 01vid Niven, Burt Lancaster. NIWI (C) Bill Bonds. • Abbott & Costella (C) lltaall (C) W Jl•lllJ llio111110t1 (C) Tiit Tll'" stooaa ..... 30 All« ... ti Dtsitrto • Mtalca• CU•btt tf C.•..a • A W.rtd Apart (C) U MPLETE COVERAGE * BIG 5 NEWS TIME! 5:00" DIC NtwMIVlet (C) 111 5 News (C) Kevin S1nders, al ~~'::n. • (C) T1la fllntltoots (C) 9 CJ) lllllpa'e llland (C) : Ciatfli'• hd (C) (l)Tllt M• ...... •,._,I Ttlll (C) C... 9' De4o et Sltillo • Tiit ltflt9ln • Nttldat Tiit ....... lovnMt (C) 5:15 [J) ..... (C) : fie FritftdlJ Slant 5:30 • ~ ~~ ..... (C) My Fntrlte Mlrtil• PttticNt JlftCtien (C) (i) Tiiis Day 1170 CC) . Mlltefocen' Ntllftbol'tltod (C) (1) Ntwt/Wtltlltr/Spom (C) • ,...,.. O../Fll•• (C) Page 18 T HE DAILY ftlLOT, TV WEEK, NO,,EMIEA 7, 1f70 . ' I Co•leot J Condones ~n Wilton's Town T1lk (C) llWltdMd (C) 5:45 Detlorta &:00 111 News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy, INIC N....mct (C) (60) Tom Snyder. IJ LAKERS/ DETROIT IN * A BIG ONE! WATCH! I JtrrJ Wnt Sllow (C) Sil O'Cloct Mowlt: "llflold I le Horse" Conclusion (dr1m1) '64 -Gregory Peck, Anthony Quinn, Omnr Sharif, Miidred Dunnock, R1y- mond Pellegrln. A renegade, wanted by the police for 15 ytars, decides to visit his dyina mother after lurning a trap has been set for him. Tiie Ainbtona (C) (30) I Set S.lft (C) (30) It T1kt1 1 Tllltf (C) (60) (])Stir Trtk (C) (60) Hedl'POdP lodae (C) (30) "Makin& Animals From Vegetables." (j) CBS News (C) (30) • Flslltr F1•llJ (30) • Noticift 34 (C) (60) • W1ndtffnt (C) (30) • • Teltro dt 111 Estrellas (30) • News in the Round (C) (30) &:05 L•ktrs Warm·Up (C) &:10 laktrs Blsllttblll (C) L.A. Lakers vs. Detroit Pistoos at Detroit. 6:30 • C.ndid C.1Mr1 (30) Tiie AJlna Nun (C) (30) (i) NBC NIWI (C) (30) : PlaJina the Suitlr (30) (jJ My FIYOtitt M1rti1n (30) • Socill StturitJ (C) • Tiie Dntrt Rtport (C) (30) • Futltivos dtl Amor (30) ABC En nina News (C) (30) 6:45 • Musicale 7:00 CBS Evtnlna N... (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. I m NBC NIOUY News-(C) (30) wut's MJ lint? (C) (30) (i1) @ I Love LUCJ (30) But Ult Ctodl (C) (30) Ci) lrnndtd (C) (30) Em STEREO DYNAMIC! *ON KCET & KFAC·FM Mehta, LA Phil. at Bowl fl!) HoMWOOcl Stereo Specill (C) (60) "Tchaikovsky Gala, Sym· phony No. 4.'' Zubln Mehta con· ducts the Los An1eles Philharmonic Orchestra In the first part of a two-part "Tchaikovsky Gala," t1ped "live" before a capacity audience at the Hollywood Bowl. I (f) Truth or Consequenus (C) eJlrist tl1t Uvina Word (C) (30) RtSlrlo (30) Simpltmente Muil (55) Tllat Sirl (C) (30) 7:30 ~ (j) Storefront LnytB (C) (60) David Hansen finds his job in jeopardy when a client, char1ed with armed robbery, accuses the young attorney of having solicited a bribe from him. 0 9 (!) m Tiit Men Fro11 Slli- loll (C} (90) "The Price of H1n1· ln1." Tate (lee Majors) works dill· 1ently to free a doctor sentenced to hang after the medic saves the life of Tate's boss through sur1ery. Guests include Lew Ayres, Jan~ W~att, Tom Tryon, Elhrard Binns and Pat Hartt 0 @ (3) a> Cetrrtsllip .. Eddit'• fatlltr (e) (30) "l ove Is for Sher· in1." Eddie becomes jealous when his father takes in a youn1 Indian boy awaiting adoption. Lee Joseph Casey guests as Bobby Brownbur. ro Dhy. rom I a '64 inn, Jay- .ted des ft er for 30) .s.•• •.. A. lit. 10) :0) C) TI· n- tic a ed ce C) 0) C) In ed he !d •i- i · Ii· !d ie y. ,~ lS ,. r- in 1n lh r. Casey 1uests as Bobby Brownbe1r. B MHUon $ Movie: (C) .... ., ..,.. (a~enture) '53-James Ml· son, Patricia Medina. Convict ship fin1lly reaches Australia atter storm· tossed Journey. I Trutll' or C.RNquenca (C) (30) D1alel Boone (C) (60) 5Mmlltflt Fil• (C) (30) llo Crto 111 ... Hombres (30) 7:55 c...tion • Squlclos 1:00 @ (]) · Milt Roo• for nddMclJ 'fl) (30) "Tonoose the Exile." Uncle Tonoose mo\'8S in with t.he Williamses and creates problems. Guests 1re Hans Conried and Sid Caesar. ! To Tell tlN Trutll (C) (30) ,....,.. Witll lord ........ It (C) (30) I The AAIWtf (C) (30) Lidia Ubre (C) (60) a:as 1ox h.temdotla1 H70 (55) 1:15 Liiien Wrap-up (C) •=• a (j) n. ,..,.., .ad u. (C) (30) Join Bennett auests as 1 shady lady who fiaures in Governor Drinkwater's investi11tion of a $100,000 check contributed to his camp1i1n by a donor no one knows. Robert H. Huris and Scatman Crothers 1lso auest. U N.Y.P.D. LOOKS AT *STRANGE CULT! 8 NYPD (C) (30) @ma> Roo111 222 <C> <30> ''The Fuu Th•t Grooved." Students blame the hiah school vice prln· cipal for havln1 Policeman Hany Collin transferred. m David Frost Sllow (C) (90) Ten- tatively scheduled auests include Phil Slivers, Vicki Carr and Kim Darby. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK. NOVEMBER 7. 1970 II) Drapet (C) (30) Dave G1rrow1y will 1lso Include Alt." The ~ of a ,oyn1 man fD Clwiliutioft (C) (60) "Protest scenes from the pi«ure. roln1 to Canada to 1vold the draft, ind Communication." Spannln1 the fl!) DOUT Tiit Nader Repert (C) who decides to vlalt his father (1 Germ1n Reform1tion ind Elizabeth· (30) "Red. White and Blue for Un· derelict trapper livln1 In the woods) an Enaland, Kenneth Clark's view cle Charlie." A look at 1 company on the w1y. Filmmaker: Matthew of Western civlllzatlon notes the town In North Carolin•. Whit some Robbins. . development of the written word call "futilism In America" Is ex-IE Sl9ow de hdre Varpa (C) and self-examination, as typified by plored. 11:00 l~I""" (C) peare. s.rtm (C) (30) D CONS HIGH· Erasmus, Montaiane, and Shakes-I Musicalt • Ntn (C) 6E Patttm fer Li¥ill1 (30) 9:45 f'ntef's 0.-(C) * LIGHTS! ACTION! 9:00119 (I) Medical Center (C) (60) 10:00 9 Cl) Hawaii rivt-0 (C) (60) 1J Ram Actien (C) Hlahllatrts of Guest star Dana Wynter plays the McGurett leads an •II-out se1rch Sund1y'f 1ame with the Atlanta leader of 1 campus witcllcratt cult for a witness to a two-year·old Falcons. that uses its blz1rre practices In murder to protect her from H1ny ! SJ News (C) place of conventional medical treat-Quon (Alfred Ryder), who Is one of • 'i'Hltle 9. (C) "Halldlt Wltll ment for an alllna coed (Joan Hawaii's ~ost-~1nted criminals, ind ~ (drama) '58 _ Dean Jones. Oel1ney). the crime s pnme suspect. m Mtvle• ....... .. Strt ........ 0 KRAFT MUSIC HALL II @ @ m Foer·ill OM: "Sift (drama) ·49-[dward G RoblnlOn * Edie Adams David fri(60ra1nasce) "Hostl~Jiml AICorport"n ad (Cis) Richard Conte. Susan H~yward. • , lfe. r &l Mfwle· '1'111 Devil 1114 DlaW Frye, Frank Gorshin forced to provide underwor1d fiaures Webster"· (drama) '4l _ Jama 0 9@ tE Kraft Music Hall (C) with a fh&ht out of the country. Cr1l1, Edw1rd Arnold, Walter Hus· (60) "The Kopykats." A proaram Lloyd Brid1es stars. Guests are ton, Simone Simon. of music end comedy starrina Edie Scott Brady, Henry Silva, Robert f. (!) hfTJ MDH Adams, David. Frye, Frank Gorsbln -VINhE•Wro.S H-OTLINE WITH : Ealten1 ~· •ad Mtdtm 1nd Geor1e Kirby. a1 e: "Death." Alan Watts Is host. I llN FuaitM (60) . * SANDERS & FISHMAN! n:JOI Qt Cl) Merv '.rtffla (C) @ma> Jollnny Casll (C) ' !!J 5 News (C) (60) • @ (j) IE JollellJ C..... (C) ( ) Geor1e Gobel, l1n & SyM1, (l1J (])GJ Dan Aupst (C) (60) Pro1ram ori1inates from Burbank, Stevie Wonder and Bill Monroe • he Union Forever." Ott. Lt. Dan Calif. ruest. Au1ust inve.sti1ates the assassin•· a Movie la• (C) 30 ~inutas (C) (30) Guests are Vic Morrow, Andrew ert Mitchum and John Holl edu· I Felony Squad (C) (30) tlon of a top labor union official. a> Diel Cavett (C) Actor Rob· lnt{lp (30) Prine, Frink Campanelli 1nd Linda c1tor ind author of "Whit Do I Do NatKU (60) Much. Mond1y?" ere tonl1ht's scheduled 9:30 m News ~~ (30) B1xter Ward. 11111 Saint (C) (60) ~sts. ! Ifie 1 Pnt.lere Cowtrap ,., ........... NIWI (C) (60) 12:00 u Movt.: "Noftltwlll Trail" (west- ( ) (60) V-ictor Borae and Aorence : loboq•iv•ri (C) (30) "The Sir ern) '4r-.John Utel, Bob StHle. Henderson are amon1 the parade of Oouatas Quintet." 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PHONE (714) 633·9720 !~---------------I :.......,-""' I disGoVBl'U One City Roultvnnl West, Ornngc Calif. 92668 I ~ I A Djvision of Nntinnnil Sociological Nnme _ I ~.·"". ·· lnst1t ult' rl1!t',i : I Ye•. l wnnl • ., tln•l out ,, l)igcovery is renlly Acltlre•• I lhllt Jill't'rtnl ! Glv" mt more inform11llon nt nil obllgution. >'01 •ln1de a<lults 2 1 lo 5;,, I City _____ SIAll!_ ---I I A m 0 Widowed n Divotcccl L 0 Singll?_A_:-_ ----1'hnne-_B:N:_ _ -_J .. ••• 19 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 12 For mominc and afternoon lfltlnp, please see DAY. TIME PROGRAMS. Below, few your convenience, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES t:GO D • ......_, II lallilwe" (com· .cft) '4~1rley Temple, Robert Youn1, John Apr. 9:30 e .. Anon, hie." (mysteiy) '49-- Robert loweiy, Anne Gwynne. D (C) ........ A•111 tlM SIMltef. ill& Pllm" (comedY) '53 -Mitzi i;r. William lundlpn. "Tom, Did and · Hlny" (com· e ) '41-Buraess Meredith, Gin· ! Ro1ers. 1:00 "Pennies fro• Hawell" (musi- i '36-8in1 Crosby. 2:00 • "lttcl Rlwet"' (western) '48 - Jo n Wayne. Montiomery Clift 4:00 II (C) "LllCY ClllHr' (drama) '55 ~r1ton Heston. Jane Wym1n. f vr NINC 5:008 II.I 11en (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. D lNIC NIWMfYlce (C) (60) Tom Er. Tiie Allen Sllow (C) (90) Ten· tat ly scheduled iuests: Juliet Mills. Don Defore. Jim Harmon. ZeU1 Lehr. Mrs. Johnny Carson. D Sil o•a.u MOfit: <C> "Ser· 1Mnt .,_... (dr1m1) '68-lee Marvin, Bradford Dillman, Vera Miles. Peter Graves. L101d Nolin Murray H1milton, Norman Fell. A U.S. Army ser1unt arranaes with his comm1ndin1 officer to fake 1 defection to North Korea In order to procure vital Information. I let s.art (C) (30) TM F'Hltstollu (C) (30) h T1._ 1 llllef (C) (60) ~r Trek (C) (60) ...... lld&t (C) (30) "Thi~to Grow Indoors.' I CIS News (C) (30) f•lllJ (30) llletidlre 34 (C) (60) Trw AM1ita1 (C) (30) Tlltrt de In Elhlln (30) News ill tM Round (C) (30) 6:30 • C.IMlid c. .. ,. (30) Tiie Flyiq .... (C) (30) (i) NIC NICMtr NIWI (C) (30) ; fliil frttd Qef (C) (30) (R) (I) Mr flWfllt Martian (30) • Sodll s.c.ntr (C) • 1lle o..t lttptrt (C) (30) • flldtMI ..... (30) • AIC &ttlhl& Ntwa (C) (30) 6:45G)M"*81t 7:00 R CIS Ewtnl~' . News (C) (30) · m NIC NICWJ News (C) (30) David Brinkley, frank McGee, John Chancellor. IWlllt'• .., llfte? (C) (30) @ (3) I Love luq (30) lat lie tied (C) (30) (i) DnaMt (C) (30) riattrn Wildt• incl Modern t ~O~ (R) "Death." I Trwtt. tr Coftuquenaa (C} IM llvlna Word (C) (30) ....,. (30) s1,..1ewt1 11ar1a (55) n.t llri (C) (30) 'tee J'larvln Sergeant 'Rgker t3 ()'CLVCI\ M()Vlf 'l1nlndlg In eolor 1CABe·n' ..... 20 THE DAILY PILOT. TV WEEI(, NOVEMl•R 7, 1'70 7:30 II 9 Ci) fa"'Mr Affait (C) (30) spotter st1yln1 at her mother's The Oavises must cope with a new· boarding house. born lnf1nt when their house U FUGITIVE MEETS RE· ruest. Kathy Prentiss, prem1ture· * TARDED RUNAWAY' ly aives birth while her husband • . I llM fqftiw (C) (60) 15 awiy. @ m a,) la...-t In Ult P1rt 0@ (i) m I lfic!ACi IUfaru -( ) (30)..,.,Somethin' Flshv." Cor••'s Tiie Blaef filnocem ( ) (60) A • "' G.E. Monoiram Series special docu· m1n-h1tln& Aunt Violet stirs up mentin& 1 bioloiist's study of the trouble. Lillian Haym1n ind Scat· lite p1tterns of the rhinoceros in min Crothers euest its African h1bit1ts. John Goddard. I CMlltttp (C) (30) 1 Canadl•n wildlife biologist, goes ~':1'~~p(~) on his rounds as he searches for the rhinos by car. airplane and on 9:30 foot. E. G. M11sh1ll narrates. D You might as well II ;r"~cM3~~tt llncoln (C) * join the ho!1eymoon, ~) "Doc." Psychiatri st Matt Lin· everyone else is! coin returns to Lakeview to help D ID 00 m ... IK'J (C) (30) Or. Martin, the town's only M.O., "Honeymoon Tor Twelve." Adam and a widower with 1 drinking problem. his bride, Nancy, with help from David Wayne. Beatrice Straight and Uncle Everett scheme to elude the Pamela McMyler guest. Secret Service In wrcfl of privacy O Mllllon $ Movie~ (C) "Tiie Hell fo1 their Jlon~n. fill Heroes" (drama) '68-Rod D @ CIH!Jl1tt Odd Couple (C) Taylor, Claudia Cardinale. Harry (30) ·Oscar, the Model.'' Felix asks Guardino. Two pilots become in· Oscar to pose for a photo layout volved in 1 black-marileting rin& •dvertlsin& a new men's colorne. th1t operates between Iran and Albert Brooks and Peter Brocco Paris. guest. I Trutll or Con11quenca (C) (30) I Newa (C) (30) Baxter Ward. ~lief 1MM (C) (60) • Music.alt ntatrt ltd (C) (30) The Cal-· Nochs Tapatiu (30) lfomi1 State Colleae 11 Dominguez 9:45 mJ Pastol's Dtsk (C) Hills production of the anonymous 10:001J ~ 00 m Dun M1rtin (C) ''The Plar of Everyman" is featured. (60) Zero Mostel. Tony Bennett and Guest: director Jack V1u1hn. Gloria Loring guest. I 5owern1Mnt Fil• CC) (30) 0 11& 5 News (C) (60) Kevin No er.. en los Hoiabres (30) Sanders Hal Fishman 7:5S Caestlon de Secunclos (55) 0 @ '@ &) Thi ·111...UI (C) 1:00 9 (I) JI• Nabors (C} (60) (60) "Queen's Gambit." Ben is ~ sta!f 1uests. captured by 1 new nemesis and ~ Y1r11nla &r•lul• (C) (60~ Ten· held prisoner ~n a jungle estate. ti lively scheduled euests 1nc:ude Lee Meriwether -and Nico Mlnardos Sim Jaffe, his wife Bettye Acker· guest. man; Marty Ingels, Karen Wyman I Thi Sllnt (C) (60) · and World Ski Champion Billy l<id. laor&• Puba• News (C) (60) I To lt!I tM Trutll (C) (30) : Specalation (C) (60) "A Con· Wasll!neton In Rtvltw (C) (30) versation With B. F. Skinner," noted Crtttien Rtttardl (C) (30) beh.llvior1I psycholo1ist ind author V111bunclo (C) (60) of "Walden II " 1:05 Ttlt-Rnlsta Musical (55) 6!) La F1m1tli (30) l :JO @ 00 m Ironside (C) (60) tiE) Homcopo con et Prof Horan&lf ·1~~ o~~~~ 'fstct~~· :, ~::,•:m~t 10:30 I 'ill Joltlls Naws (C) (lO) when he tries to supply evidence R~ Maka! (30) to convict a dope pusher responsr. • ' Aqu1 Tm Pltines (30) ble lo. r his d1ughter's plight. For-11:0019. ~NtwS (C) rest Tucker, Kathy Lloyd and Lin· • ~ m N~ (C} coin Kitp1trick auest. Can H lOp T\is? (C) 0 @ CI) al ltwitclltd (C) (30) al News (C) "Samantha's Old Salem Trip." By • Tlttatrt 9: "'SMrtoct Htl•• mistake, Samantha Is npped back and ti!' Selrltt aft" (mystery) '44 into fear-ridden 17th·century Salem, -Basil Rathbone, Nl&el Bruce. Mass. m Movie; "VIYa Zapata" (drama) m ANTHONY NEWLEY '52-Marton Brando, Anthony Quinn. * WITH FROSTlll &l Movtt: "nt Fortun Went to ••• frlnce" (drama) '41-Robert Mor· ~ D1111d frost Show (C) (99) Ten· le . Constance 'Cummlnas. t1t1vely scheduled 1uests include 1 (3) P•rrr Muon Anthony Newley, Mel Brooks. : nil Mwtcat11 (C) (R) m Olplplc 8o1in1 (C) (2 hr) Notldtro 34 (C} fm NET P'llJ'outt (C) {90) "New • . York Television Theatre: Making 11.30 !Ol~MtrV lriffln (C) Money ind 13 Other Very Short D 6 m Jdnnr C.nan (C) Plays.'' Pit Hlnllt, Sudie Bond 0 &1n1tes tom Burbank. Calif. and Lou Gilbert perform In William M Mtvlt '-•• (C) Saroyan's collection of vigniettes aJ Diet Cl¥ttt (C) Pl1nlll Eut which comment humorou.sly on the arntr Is cuut. hum1n condition. 12:00 a Movte: ...,.,,....... (dram•) '40 I PatterM tot llvln& (30) -Dorothy Lamour, Robert Praston. t :OO 61 (I) CIS nundar MOflt: (i1) (I) Dick Cl¥ttt (C) il'flti Preper1J Is c.dt11t1.r 1:00 II Mewlt: '11le lreat M111" (dra· (dr1m1) '66-Natalle Wood, Robert ma) '57-Jose Ferrer. Keenan Wynn. Redford. Ch1r1a Bronson. Kate Reid, D D Ntws (C) Mary B1dh1m. Story of a small-m ~Nl&llt Slltw: "A G11H tf town &ir1 who thirsts for the free-Dutll," (C) "lilt.rs .t llni••n· dom ind excitement of bl1 clfl llfe. jart," and "Cot91n 1 lttud tlM then falls In love with 1 railroad MotmtaM." s s ti • .. t) I\. to ,. C) trf 40 .n. ... 1n. of Ill• , ... FRIDA Y NOVEMBER 13 For morning and afternoon ll1tings, please see DAY· TIME PROGRAMS. Below, for your conve~ce, are the day's movies. DAYTIME MOVIES 9:00 fJ ''ltaJ Sllarp" (drama) ·3~ Miriam Hopkins, Frances Dee, Sir Cedric Herdwicke, Billie Burke. Pat Nixon. 9:30 0 "RI Cirt'' (mystery) '52-Aud· i Totter, George Brent. • "let's Mab It ltsal" (comedy) ' 1 -Claudette Colbert, Macdonald Carey, Zachary Scott. m "So ... lltrt 111 .... fllipt" (dra· ma) '46-John Hodlak, Nancy Guild. 1:00 m "llack MaJlc" (mystery) '44- 0rson Welles, Akim Tamlroft. 2:00 0 (C) "Cry ror Happy" (comedy) '61-Glenn Ford, Miiko Taka. 4:30 ft "'Mr. Blandlnp Builds a Drnm HOute" (comedy) '48-Cary Grant, Myrna Loy. fVENING 6:008 Ile News (C) (60) Jerry Dunphy. • MIC flltw1trvfct (C) (30) Tom Snvder. 0 The Allen Sllow (C) (90) Tenta- tively scheduled guests: Laurence Harvey, Billy Ec~ine. Joanne Car-son Is announcer. O Six O'Clock Movie: "Bride• to the Sun" (drama) '61-Carroll Bak· er, James Shigeta, James Yeai. The true story of an American girl who marries a Japanese diplomat Just prior to the outbreak of World War It, ind of their life in Japan dur· In& the war. I C.t Smart (C) (30) TM Aintstona (C) (30) It Takes a Thi.tr (C) (60) (1) Star Tru (C) (60) Hod..,oclp Lod&t (C) (30) "Fishing." I (i) CIS News (C) (30) r.lw fa•lly (30) Notlcltro 34 (C) (60) The American West (C) (30) Tutro dt In Estrella (30) flltw1 In the Round (C) (03) 6:30 I Candid Camera (30) 1llt flyina N11n (C) (30) @ NIC flll&fttl1 flltw1 (C) (30) : Know Your Antiques (C) (30) Ralph and Terry discu.ss enameled ironware, and show samples of pressed glass patterns. i Ci) Mr favorltt Martian (30) SiKial SecuritJ (C} The Daert Report (C) (30) f..,ttivol dtf ..... (30) ABC £wenl11c News (C) (30) 6:45 IJ:) Muslcalt 7:00 8 CIS Ew11l111 flltwa (C) (30) Walter Cronkite. Q __ f?:' NBC Nl&fltly flltw1 (C) (30) ~1 My UM? (C) (30) @ (J) I love Lucy (30) ...tllle Clock (C) (30) (i) Clneu Sllowaw (C) (90) irl!Ole." Rock HudiOn, Anthony qtilnn. fD hok ltat (C) (30) Robert Cromie discusses ''You Ml&ht as THE BEACH AREA'S ONLY Factory Authorized Service Center for '1 TIO[O ~SONIC • lAIOUTOllH SONY • SUPERSCOPE • PANASONIC CRAIG • FISHER • MARANTZ ELECTRONIC PRODUCTS CM 646-3500 hp 21 ~~----------------..................... _ SATURDAY NOVEMBER 14 ~~ 0 R N I N L SPECIAL NOTE: There will be an NCAA Wild Card Game on this date but no time or team information was 1v1ilabe at press time. ABC's schedule Is subfect to chan1t. ArTFRNon·. 7:00 I sunrise Sntmtr (C) 12:00 II ta Cl) ScoollJ-Doo (C) · Qi Ci) m Hecllt l .ltdle (C) ' ilOvw. (C) Ufrusure of Ult @ (]) Reluctant Drapn l Mr. Aztacs" (adventure) '65-lex Bartl· Oad (C) er, Gerard B11T1y. I Mr. W\sllbone (C) IJ Movie: (C) "Wlldfl"'' (west· Bozo tllt Clown (C) ern) '46-Bob Steel~. Sterling Hol- Stsa• Street (C) (R) A five· loway. hour replay of last week's proirams. Qt (i) Sclloe Dip (C) 7:301 Dustts Tf8111ouse (C) 5E liilldlf (C) 0 00 8' Woody Woedptcker ml Dn111 dt 11 S.an1 tC) 12:30 8 ~Ci) Tiit MonkHS (C) fJ cm CV Motor Moat (C) Movie: "Clptlln Eddie" (dram•) I!) fiOI McCool I His friends (C) '45-fred MacMun1y, Llayd Nolen, 8·00 8 9 (j) Bup Bunny I ROid Run-Charles Bickford. • ner Hou~r ) m I ~Lt NHRA World Finals I CiJ 6 m To11fooltfJ (C) Drac iictS (C) The N1tlonal Hot @ Lancelot link, Secret Rod Association World Final Cham· c 111p ( ) pionship Draa Races determines the O Marvel Superheroes (C) World Champions in eighl Elim· m Tales of Wells Farp lnator cateaoriu. The rac:es were 8,30 1 @ OO 6tH1M. Buaaloos (C) held at Dallu lntematlonal Motor · Clmpus Proffie Speedway the weekend of Odober • Movie· "Wing and a Pr•Jlf" 24th. (1dventur~) '44 -Dana Andrews, I CV NCAA footblll (C) TBA. (I) Fann SllOW (C) Don Ameche. E w· .. ~ (C) m Cisco Kid • 9119 n=l lfumby (C) 1:00 Ci) Dastardly ~ Muttley (C) u:1 • • ''Tiie Mal1( Vop11 tf 9:00 I) Q!J ~ Slbrina & the liroovle nbld" (adventure) '62-Edward liool~ <9 ~ Dr Dollttl (C) Stol1r, Anna Larion. Q ~ 00 · · e . g Hive liun Will Trtvtl IJ-Movle: " puty M1rsllll" (west· (i) Voiu ' of Acrlcutture (C) er~ '5G--Jon Hall, Frances Lang· • fiiries of Succtss (C) THE DAILY PILOT, TV WEEK, NOVEMBER 7, 1'70 (adventure) '57-Lex Barker. For· rest Tucker. Rita Moreno. I Youtll l tllt hllce (C) OvtdooB Witt! libeftJ MutUll "Louisl1n1." P°"1 tic (C) . TM w., to 1 Min's He1rt (C) i LA. Coun~ Hurt Asloc. • Cltlldr•n's ~ospel Hour (C) Luella "' Pltlnes (C) • Collelt of U.. Dtsef1 (C) 4:00 B 011 Cl•pn (C) "Era of Cha nae." I Tiiis WHll In Pro Football (C) I Spy (C) Hazel (C) I T1le M •nsten Sta ..... (C) 4:30 I ~II Up--(C) ~ of ..£.:: (C) e World Batman (C) (i) W1&0tt Train (C) ITicowW f1Jl111 (C) (R) a m TM 111 Mowtt: "On u.. liUdL" Greaorr Peck. I Faith for Tocl1y (C) El Mundo en que VMmas Quest '°' Advtnture (C) 4:45 @m Pr•li•me Soccer (C) 5:00 R Newsmal11n (C) • It's Academic (C) Competing high schools are North Hollywood, Blsl\09 Montgomery (Torrance). and Westchester. I ltams Action (C) Tht Avenprs (C) Clble liruts: "Sin Francisco" (drama) '36--0ark Gable. Spencer Tracy. Jeannette MacDonald. I!) lillllpn's Island (C) fE Hob Nob With Bob (C) fE Our V1n11hln1 Wlldernm (C) (R) "Wiii the G1tor Glides Sur- vive?'' IE Quat for life (C) ti) World C•p Soccef (C) Romania vs. Czechoslovakia. m Collflt of tile Datft (C) a) Wide World of Spofta (C) 5:30 IJ About 1 W•ll (C) P1trick Em· ~reports. D KNIC Newservlu (C) Gordon Gr1h1m. I Nfl Cl11t ef tile W• (C) Atlliuls, Action ind Adventure i "Afric1n Outboerd S.f1ri." TonlOt In Las V11a T1le Advoclta (C) (R) f"llher F1•ilJ r v r N I N (~ 6:001 nt~I News (C) (60) . ID 6 m NBC ..... <C> <30> w <Cf (60) Movie: (C) '11le Over·tlle-Hlll li•nt' (comedy-western) '69--¥at O'Brien. Walter Brennen, Chill Wills, Edgar Buchanan. The wild story of an unlikely group of crusty old cowpolles who decide to give up their rocking chairs ind clean up a mob-ruled town. 0 Bess City (C) (60) I!) Tlltn ClllM Brtnson (C) (60) Michael Parks stars. (jj') CV Satvrdlf Movlt: (90) "flat i ·" • Musicale · sterll111 Thtatn (C) (30) 6:15 G) 0.., l Coliatll (C) 6:30 I ""' Collf111111ce (C) (30) Hobby Sbowcase (30) 00 Hip C"8pan1I (C) (60) fftor Cm CV Jerry lewis (C) 1:15 IJ Movie: (C) "Hip season for DI Movies· •ii.. Harlt111 Splu" (drama) '67 -Peter Van ------------------------etr~tten" (sPorts) '57-Thom· £Yck. Letitia Roman. as Gomez Dorothy Dandridge. "Bet-1:30 IJ Qi) Ci) Tiit ltbons (C) 1111n of Arrlu" (adventure) '60-Q) Championship W~lln1 (~) • 9l_de Beatty. Elaine Shepard. Black Gordman, Freddie 8laSS1e. m Tree HoUM (C) Pantera Herre i nd Pedro Morales II) Muslca y P1l1br11 are scheduled. a!) Panor1n11 Latino ~ (i) Feature Film (C) "DIJ of 9:3011· Tiit Pink Panther (C) the l~man." Fred MacMurray. Cl) Tiie DtttbledecMrl (C) John Ertt;'On. ovie: "When Cln,tlnd strikes" @m Clnaones Y Musica i ystery) '55-Joh n Hudson. m Scope (C) 'i" The Prize Party (C) 2:00 R Dusty's Trullouse (C) Aiit'bl el Norte ' lntafnatlonel Zone (C) "Flor· lO:OO l lf§}Jetie a PulSfClb (C) ence After the Deluae." . 6 m H R Pufnstuf (C) G) Movie: (C) "lilly the Iller' ' Hot Wheels (C) (western) '41-Robert Taylor. Ian • Movie: (C) "Sierra Baron" Hunter. • 1 western) '58 -Brian Keith, Rick !I_ Ci) ~l~"d· .. ~ ':! Jason """ -e.., -•n ft\ Li.cha Libre (C) Ttlelflplt Hill." UI m r .. tro F1mlliar 10:30 II ~ Ci) Hartem lilobtbotttn m s.. tilt USA (C) e ~ ~ 11:'1'\ Here Comes the 2:30 8 Steps to le1min1 (C) ~( ) 1:1.:1 • Hip and Wild (C) "Schweitzer UlllP B . St " IJ Movie· "Scared to Death" (mys· Hin ory. t ry) •47 • _ Bell Lueosl. Joyce fJ M"!t: (C) HDuel In Ult Junct•" ~ 1 (adventure) 'S4 -Dana Andrews. fJm~m 5*J Hawu (C) Jeenne Cra1n. David firm. (J1) \1J I W1eon Train (C) 11:00 I I~ Ardllt's FunlloUM (C) Dollen & Sense (C) • ~ te Hot Doi: VarledacleS Musk.ales I ovte· .. ,,.!':.~ (dre~c1) ·59 3:00 I Tiit New SedetJ (C) -Richard· Todd Richard Attenbot· • Alflatltllft USA (C) • Zant lirey Tiltatr• ough. Underde1 (C) II) MaM a Meno Ra11chero (i) flltllft f"tlm (C) "fipt•r ml fielt.I MHlcano Att1Ck:' Sterlin& Hayden, Joy Page. 11:30 I '~ m Ja111bo (C) I Malcalt A111erlcan Bandstand (C) , Melocllls de Ste11pre D k 111 hosts ................. ., (_... ) Tiie 111 Picture (C) (ft)....,..: "felt --..em , Teetro del ~ ·~Unt Walker, Vlrlclnla MIJO, ns £9 Dl¥eJ a ltllltll (C) Brian Keith.. • , , II) No Ctao tn los Hombm 1:30 fJ Mevlt: (C) 'Tiit °""'"'' ne tlver-De-'1fIII ~ang 'Walter 11rennan 7lt 8'11rlen ehlll 'Wllls () ()'CL()C~ M()Vll iltardag In color 'IA.Be·n' Page 22 .· '. v· ••. "' ·~~ . , ·.·•· * · LJr Evening Movies '? ·. ... . SUNDAY, NOV£M•ER I 6:30 11 (C) "Med Monster ,..rty" Cfantny) '67-Featurina the voices of Phyl· Ila Diiier, Boris Karloff. Gale Garnett. 7:30 5 "Mrs. Wlqa of the C.bb•c• ftetch" <comedy) '34-W C Fields. Peullne Lord, Zuu Pitts. t (C) "Dfftlny of e SftJ" (drama) '69--Lome Greene. Anthony Quayle 1:00 11 "'They Were [•pendable" (drama) '4S--Robert Montaomery, John Weyne, Donna Reed. 9:00 7 (C) "The Sons of Ketle Elder'' (western) '6S--John Wayne, Dean Martin, 'Martha Hyer. 17 3 "Houdini" (bioaraphy) '53 -Tony Curtis, Janet Leiah. Tonn Theteh•r. 11:30 2 (C) "Inspector General" (comedy) '49-0anny Kaye. Walter Slezak. Elaa LanehHter. 7:30 9:00 10:15 11:00 6:00 7:30 1:30 9:00 J l:OO 6:00 7:30 MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9 t "Anne end the Kina of Siem" (drama) '40 -Irene Dunne, Rex Harrison. Linde Darnell, 4 23 6 (C) "S•raHntl ThrH" (western.comedy) '62 -Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra. S;>mmy Davis Jr , Peter Lawford. Joey Bishop, Ruta Lee. 7 "Rensom" Part I (drama) '56-Glenn Ford. Donna Reed. Le1lle Nielsen. t "Th• Pewnbrotier'' (drama) '65--Rod Steiger Geraldine Fitzaerald. 11 "Pursued" Cwestern) '47-Teresa WriRht, Robert Mitchum TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10 7 "Behold e Pele Horse" Part I (drama) '64 -Grecory Peek, Anthony Oulnn Omar Sharif. 9 (l:) "Don't Just Stand There" (comedy) '68-Robert Waaner, Mery Tyler Moore. Glr,nis Johns. Harvey Korman. 7 17 3 (C) "Tribes ' (eomedy·drama) '70.-Darren MeGavln, Earl Holli· man. John Gruber. 4 23 6 (C) "The tntniders" (drama) '70.-Don Murray, Edmond O'Brien. John Sa•on, Anne Francis. t "Johnny Concho" (western) '56-Frank Sinatra. Phyllis Kirk. Keenan Wynn. 11 "Seven Days to N-." (mystery) '50.-Barrv Jones. Oliye Sloane. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 7 "••hold a ftele Hone" Conclusion (drama) '64 -Greaory Peele. Anthony Quinn, Omar Sharif. t (C) "Botany .. y.. (adventure-drama) '53-James Ma.son, Patrie•• Medina. THE DAILY PILOT, TV WIEK, NOVEMBER 1, 1t10 11:00 9 (C) "Hendl• With Cere" (drama) '58-Dean Jones, Joan O'Brien. 6:00 7:30 9:00 11:00 7:00 7:30 1:00 11:00 6:00 7:30 1:00 1:30 10:30 11:00 11:15 11:30 Thomas Mitchell . 11 "HouH of Stranaer•" !drama) '49-Edward G. Robinson, Rleherd Conte. Sunn Hayward THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12 7 (C) "S.rc .. nt Ryker" (drilma) '68--Lee Marvin, Bredford Olllmen, Vera Miies, Peter Graves. t (C) ''The Hell With Heroes" (drama) '68 -Rod Taylor, Cl•udla Cardinale, Harry Guardino. 2 29 I (C) "This Property Is Condemned" (drama) '66--N1talle Wood. Robert Redford, Ch arles Bronson. Kate Reid. Mary Badham. t "Sherlock Holmea and the Sc1rlet Cl1w" (mystery) '44-Bull Reth· bone, Nigel Bruce. 11 "Viva Zapate" (dramil) ·s2-Marlon Brando. Anthony Quinn. Jean Peters FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13 7 "8rldae to the Sun" <drama) '61-Carroll Baker. James Sh111ta. Jemes Yago. 23 6 "Semlnole" (western) '53-Rock Hudson, Berbara Hele, Anthony Quinn. t (C) "Island In the Sun" (drama) '57-Jamu Muon, Harry Bell· fonte, Joan Fontaine. 2 29 I (C) "Guns of Naverone" (adventure) '61-Greaory Peele, Devld N iven, Anthony Quinn. ' t "Mr. 8elvedere Go.a to Cotlea•" (comedy) '49 -Clifton Webb. Shi rley Temple. 11 (C) "Revena• of Frankenstein" (horror) '58-Peter Cushlna. Francis Mathews. SATURDAY, NOVEM8[R 14 7 (C) "Th• Over·the-Hlll Geng" (comedy·westem) '69-Pat O'Brien, Walter Brennan, Chlll Wiiis, Edgar Buchanan. t (C) "Rio Concho•" (western) '64-Riehard Boone, Stuart Whitman, Anthony Franciosa. 11 "Commend Decision" (drama) '49 -Clark Gable, John Hodiak, Walter Pidgeon, Van Johnson. 4 23 6 (C) "Tom Curtain (suspense) '64-Paul Newman, Julle An· drews, l.tla Kedrova David Opatoshu. 17 3 "The Sons of Ketle [Ider" (western) '65 -John Wayne. 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